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 ing our Gentlemen Abroad, that they may the better learn to value 
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 ib, he will be abundantly convinced, that Our own Religion, Go- 
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 ty, Love of, andCioodnclsto Your I'eople, whole 1 '.ale and Happi- 
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 blafts all the barbarous Contrivances of thofe, who would enllave 
 Us to Arbitrary Power, French and 'Popijh Tyranny : And who 
 wou'd deprive Us of the greatefl: Blefling We ever yet had, Your 
 Ma jefty's Sacred IVrlbn and Excellent Government ! This, Dread 
 Sovereign, all the World fees, and juUly admircsin YourMajeily: 
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 call You BlelVed, yjrvy heartily to God for You, and blejs Gou 
 for Y ou, at Home. 
 
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 lure, here ; and make Tou the Glorious Inftrumcnt of Settling the 
 Peace and Liberty oi Europe on a fafe and lading Foundation. 
 
 The mighty Succefs Your juft Arms have obtain'd already, againft 
 the Common Enemy, doth fairly foretell This. And as I doubt not 
 but This is the Univerial Prayer of all true Englijh Men ; fo is it de- 
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 1~^rJoit^h the Contents (tre very full and particular^ yet I pul^C 
 it way he fatisjaHory to give fome Account of this IVork in ge- 
 neral. 
 The former of thefe Volumes begins '•juith the nml early DifiOver/es, 
 and Settlements of Trade, and reaches down to the Tear 1626, where 
 Purchas ends his Co/lefl/on. But you will find here a fuccinfl /Ic count, 
 of the Books of very many other Authors, which are neither in Him 
 nor Hacklulr. 
 
 This Volume is divided into Five Books. 
 
 The in si of which contains an Account of the fcieral Circum-Navl- 
 gations 0/' //u' Cj lobe, A)- Columbus, Ferd. Magellane, <S'/V' Francis 
 Drake, i^/r/rho. Candilh, Oliver Noort, Sebaldde W^ert, George 
 Spitberi;en, William Cornelifon, Schooten of Home, &c. 
 
 The Second Book gives you the Jirjl F'nglifli Voyages to the luill- 
 
 Indies, bfjth before and after the Settlement of the Eall-India Compai'v. 
 
 As alfo, the jirH Voyages of the Dutch to thojc Parts, with their 
 
 fever al Succejfes there, till their ^Pre ten/ions to a Property and Sovc^ 
 
 reigyity at the Bandi; Ijlands. 
 
 Ton will find here aljo, that the F'rench, fnding the great yldvan- 
 tage the Fnc^liih and Dutch made of the Trade to the Fall- Indies, 
 fitted out Ships to come in for a Part with them: And here you have in 
 particular the admirable Voyage of Monjieur Beaulcu tothe Ji-idl-lndies, 
 taken from the large Coll cfl ions of Moufieur I'hexenot: /;; which yon 
 have a juji Aecount of the Fngliih, Dutch and Portui^ucfe /;/ that Part 
 of the iVovhf and on what Poundations and Principles each proceeded iu 
 their Pretences and Meafures. To which is added all the 'Dijioveries 
 ft/' //'£? Spaniards, Portugals and Italians, relating to the V.iiil-\ndk^, 
 and the adjacoit Countries. 
 
 The Third Book contains the bell 'Dcfcriptions and Accounts of the 
 feveral Parts of Africa, beginning with the Author called J^eo-AKrica- 
 nus; and at the End (f each Chapter, ad ding what MormoW hath fur- 
 ther obferved. And to this is annex\l all that Mr. George Sandys re- 
 lates of A\\\c\\, of his own Knowledge. Tou have here aJfo the Sub- 
 liance f//' Ludolphus his excellent Hijlory of /Ftliiopia, ^,v alfo. Sir 
 "" "ho. 1 1 crbert'j Travels thro' a good Part of this Country : The A [arrow 
 
 'I <•■ '-^ If in l,fim ni J^ere ; tho' Sir Thomas beisan 
 
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 l-ViTrcivels hi'.t in the Tear in which Purchas etuis lis CdU^ifjiu (tint 
 vjcis Thirty Tears in coiuplentin^ them. Hut then his JCxaclne/s iiud 
 Jidelity v:ill Jnjjiciently atone for this, and you vjill find hirn much more 
 accurate., than thofe iVr iters /« Purchas: Which yet, to illujlrate the 
 Mutter the wore fu//y, we have put together with him. 
 
 fu the lorn th Book vou have an Account of whatever ts material in 
 all the Voyav[^es to Riillia, and the Northern and North-I 'Aiftcrn Parts : 
 In the Beginnin^of which we have been miuh beholding ^oHackluit, who 
 hath been very e.vi>rej's and particular, with Regard to this Tart of the 
 World. 
 
 yl/ter this you have all the /Ittempts to difcover a North-Faft and 
 North-Weil Pafl'a^c to theiiaW-ln&ics, in a continued Si:rksofTime, 
 from the fir ft to the hift ; together with a Ma^^ofthe North Vo\c,jheW' 
 tng how far, and which W^ay, each Terfon went ; how they rcturn'd, 
 or where they pcriih'd: This ends w.th CajU. Wood'j Voyage; and 
 with it is conneclcd all the Accounts of Greenland, and the adjacent 
 Nortliern Parts. 
 
 The tilth 'Boo/^contaim the 'Difcozcries of our omi and ail other Na- 
 tions in AnicricLi: H^ith an Account of the Settlonent of our TUntationsy 
 Trjdcn <?cc. thtre : In which 'Boof;^ .is there is noifjing at all omitted th.U 
 /y /-/ Hackluit and Purchas, fn there ts bcfides above a Third part more 
 added. 
 
 The Second Volume h.ith nothing ont of Vurchas and Hackluit; init 
 is entirely ]\c)v : Being taken from tf)c hcjl of all tt)e Alodcrn /hithon ex- 
 trat, and is diiidcd into Four 'Parts, according to the j^cneral Divifion of 
 the f Tor Id. The Account of the Appendix you have tit tfjc Title Ta^e^ 
 as alfoof the Introdudion; of whic/jthcrcfore I /I.iall fay Jiothing: Only 
 I ought to advcrtifcjioti^ that in the Contents you in I! find every /lutbors 
 'Name, and to )vl.ut Tart of the IKorld he traveli'd^ Sec, Jnd that the In 
 dex IS fo very hvgc and coinplcat, thai jou may there readily find the ^Dc- 
 fcriptwn of any Tart of the ITorld ; or an Jccount of any Bird, Beaft, or 
 Plant rcm.trkjble thcreiiij that hath been dcfcrib\lby Traveller i. 
 
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 Viift Vi)lLimc of Navigantium atque Itinerant iuni Ribliotheca. 
 
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 I N T R O D U C T I O K. 
 I'jrt I. 
 
 /•• lit Origination »/ MmkinJ, tin ft^fUnt, «/ iht 
 IVorU, iihJ ilie Migrultcn at' N4tic>ii, p. i 
 
 Of iht VexfUin c) Aincrita, p. ii 
 
 Part II. 
 
 Of the undent Shippitu', J«J N4vi^4liin, and their fucceeJin/^ 
 imfiojementi, P- XIX 
 
 Rift III. 
 
 Of thi Uijiweriii, {'tofertm ,\nd Vfi of the Mip,net, 
 
 p. xli 
 
 B O O K I 
 
 C H A P 1. 
 
 OF ttv tmfttwmetit of Navi/^^lion in Litter Timet ; ihi: 
 iirjl .1pplii.tii>,n iif \Ugntlii.il .i>U Ajirtncmicit Injhu- 
 menti iurtii> y .)»■' '^" Uijcnirie, tmde b) lOe Purtligucic, 
 
 Page I 
 CHAP. 11. 
 0/ Columbus, tf«. P' •* 
 
 C H A P III. 
 
 jheV^)<t%e »/ Fcrdin.-indus Magcllanus, the FirJ} comttett 
 
 Circum-Navigator, 4«J Difcoverer of the Strcight» (trom 
 
 liimciUed Magfllaiiick) t»kfn out o/ Anthony Pigaiitta, 
 
 Stt Italian of li^ln^a, 'iniione th.U ajjijled in this I'cf.i/^e, 
 
 p. l^ 
 
 CHAP. IV. 
 rbc fiimoiii J'ojai^e of Sir Francis Drake, the Firfl Gentrtl that 
 ever Jailed round tiK Globe, P- '9 
 
 C H A P. V. 
 
 Tie frclperom Voyaf^e of Mr. Tho. (^.indifli, Hff\ C»f Trimly 
 in theCounty o/Suflolk, i.lfj and ih Secoml of f/;f Circum- 
 Navig.itors, hegun July I. if 86. IVritten by Mr. Francii 
 Pretty, of Eye in buftoik, hii Companicn therein, p. 14 
 
 C H A P. \ 1. 
 The l'cy.i(e of Oliver Noort, ^c p. 29 
 
 Sebald dc Wcrt'j »■<!.>.>.?? into the South Sea, f(C. p. ; } 
 
 C H A P. VII. 
 
 The Vfyt^e of George SpibUeign), Admital of a Dutch I'leer 
 
 ''""^'''"'^ C H A P. Vlll. . '■'' 
 
 ■jV.f Sixth Circum-Navigatioii , h William Cornclilun, 
 
 Sdioutcn cf Home, P' V 
 
 BOOK II. 
 
 Voyages, Difcoverics, &>■■■ in the lUjl-InJiei, and other 
 
 P.irts ot ^Ifit, &c. 
 
 C H A P. I. 
 
 OF ih ri'ft Fnglini JVM;;f< to the Eaft Indies, before the 
 r.Jlablifhinriit U the Eall Indiiin .Vo.iVf; ; O/ .Sighclmus, 
 Mandcvlle, Stephens, Filz, and otl.:r Englifli Mem In- 
 dian r. I'.'J and yoiinif)!. Page 46 
 
 CHAP. II 
 
 Of th, unhafpy yifax' of Mr Dcnj. Wood, into tijt Eaft- 
 Iiidics, p 47 
 
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 He Travel! 0) Mr.\u\\\\ Milduihull into the Indiei, Pcrfw, 
 and the MoguVtCcuHDy. H'niltn tyhtm/rl/, iuTwoLei- 
 leii. The valuable Hftnaikj .V iv/;u7j arehtu inftrted, p 4S 
 
 Onlenti of the Second Letter, dittfd /am d^bin, in Pcrha, 
 Oaob. J. A. D. i6u6 Ib'd 
 
 CHAP. IV. 
 
 The I'ofaye of Cafi ]ohn Davis, /• i>t Eill Indies, FHot in 
 a DwcU Ship, ll'iittcn ly himjelf, p. 49 
 
 CHAP V. 
 
 An /hLoiini of a I'oyJge to tie Ifle if Japan, I'roui'J) ''■" M* 
 gcllanlik Sircigliii, h W' William Adams ' Tal^.-n out 
 pf hit Twt Letleri, mitten uf^n ih.it Subjed, p. ^j 
 
 CHAP VI. 
 The Second ToMjc c/" John Duvis ; with Sir Edward Miche- 
 bourn, ^c. p. er 
 
 C H A P VII. 
 
 // Privilege for I'ijteen Teart, gr.mted b/ her Maj'r/ly, to cer. 
 t.iin Adieniurert, for the Dijcoiiry of the Tiadefer tie Eaft- 
 Indics, Oil. }i. 1600. p. fj 
 
 CHAP. VIII. 
 
 The FirJ} Voyage to tie Kill-Indies, for the Merdanti of Lon- 
 don, b) Mr. James Luncallrr, Admiral, Page 6a. 
 
 CHAP. IX. 
 
 A Defcription c^ Java, and the Fi,Jt Englifh Ftihry there-., 
 
 with divers Oecurenti reining 10 /Aflndlm, Engliih Jiii 
 
 Dutch i</f4i>i. iVriften h Mr. Edmund 'bi 01 , ««/</«- 
 
 tug a mjloTj of tlioft M.ilicis, Jittn A. D i6ji, to tftcf, 
 
 p. o5 
 C H A P. X. 
 The Dampen the Englilh Wi'ti ihrou^J; I) A/../>i; t/ //.. f.i.V- 
 l.<tods and Treacheries of lU JavailS- p 7i 
 
 C H A P. XI. 
 
 The Secitud Voj.tge fet forth ti> the Cenpany, iv/./j luur Shift, 
 the Red Dragon, Admiral, ii;e \\<:t\cir, Vice Admiral , 
 the Afccnfion and the Snlun, under ih: Cornman I .f Sir 
 Henry Middleton, .rl^/wir.!.' Tftk.ncut rf M(. ClaybouriiV 
 larj/e Journal, p. 74 
 
 C H A P. XII. 
 
 The Third Voyage fet furlj /> i!:e Eaft Indi.i Cctn^jw;', ifiV,; 
 Three Ships, the Dragon, Heiilor, -I'ld Inc (.iunliint, C.^pt. 
 Willi iin Keeling chief ,(.ViHi«.u..;fr. Ta\f>' out it his, and 
 Mr. Finch {Merchant) his Journal, p. yC 
 
 C H A P. XIII. 
 
 A /Relation of Mr. Finch. Mcrch.iit, corictrnii.^ his Tr.tde i;nd 
 
 Tr.sve!s ill ti.t; Mogul'j (..«>ifiv; n'lViJ ,in Acc.vmt ff til 
 
 mrfl rem.nliable l^K'ds, and i'Li::s of Tra h in that w/^/'-.'r 
 
 >:mpii e, P- "5 J 
 
 C H A P. XIV. 
 
 ■i Difc^urfe of the Affairs cf liijia, and cf th I'r.-rce.-iin^s at 
 
 tir Court cf the Gieat Mopiil. ll'il-icn l-y C.ipt. William 
 
 Hawkins, and dircHcd in the E.iillndia Carnp.iny, p 91 
 
 (■ H A P. XV. 
 
 T'lC Voyage of the Conknt, .1 Ship ef the lafi Fled, ccmmand- 
 
 ed by General Keeling Ptrfoirnvd by Capt D v'd .fiddle- 
 
 ton, BrosJtet 10 Sir Henry, p. ^4 
 
 ■ i- C H A 1'. 
 
 1 
 
 \i\-i 
 
 V.« 
 
77'f CON T K N T S. 
 
 1 1 
 
 (. w A r. \vi. 
 
 At .l-.mm •/■'/" VtiiriiiQ n-rtl Ky<»< #« //># Ijil Imliit, 
 i»iV/i »'•« r«j Iiji>/ '"♦ A('»nliiin "fii '"' Union, nn./c »/■« 
 
 . Kfi /»• (;>* R»d StM, *: »'" Adcnlion. '>'<*< h Mr. Tho. 
 |i.n'», P' «tf 
 
 C H A 1». X\'II, 
 
 V" Cinmi'.Mftt ft ll:t UH'K^fi Vnjtgi <^' th tlhtr Siilt lit 
 
 Unii'ii, '« . fi (f'l; f« I'ri nil .n kViiiitn ly Henry Vforrl«, 
 
 «» Billlllll, Sl/f t.( A I) I'lM. p «y7 
 
 (• II \ 1' Will 
 Ar Sj'.lMnk'j 7"""'''» ,,':iit lif Ad'tnlioti wi> Ciyl-4'»<''i 
 /.I «,'• InJii, I'lrlii, jHlf4ri «i 'I'liikry, juJ Ar^bii, 
 
 A. D "> 'h V- >* 
 
 C M A R XIX. 
 Xw /'ris'' "•/■ A/' DivlJ Miil'Jlpmn, »» ]»yt **l BanHi. 
 
 Ti^'i ««> "/' 4 Litter, willcti h lim/ll/ I* tU L^mfjut , 
 I. » l>ei»j( lilt htfoyf/f^tjfl ml h ill*!!*, \< ft 
 
 C 11 A l» \\. 
 
 Tmitxth r,->iinU''}t!' /.I fitt!th lit Kaft India CMti/jm;, 
 with rl't T/>'t ^1).'./ J' ''y/, «' • Tradr* Incrcift*, A.tmitit, 
 ff tC'iTuH ; tue IVppiT C^irtl,*'/. • /JJmii'cW, ,./ xjoTuh ; 
 
 irjiUU'rkl 4 '•'< Litten jnJ Jou'ti'li of Sir MrnryMiiiJIe 
 I II, .iJitt.'il, 4mI A^. Nidi. Uouiitun, Ctftain 4 ''■' 
 I'l ppcr.Oirii , p. I Ju 
 
 /Spl'i.-iidix/'* (' • 'i mer Jrw'i.i!, r'xiruQcifrtmCjft. U'»un- 
 toii I, i,'»;c'i<ijii; lii/f r ui'.iuiin "f Ihi Kijij* i»Wir/» /<«;>■ 
 fcn'.t ill It'i (ei:ral i'*rtii!\i jijiH Sir Hunt/ Middle-ton 
 C'i<ii«*liii»( ftDin lie rim: '/ti;ir iiftniinn at Aden, »'•»'» 
 he ml left vit'i ilf .iJmlfjt, vht mint mitb il-i othir lift 
 Sl<ifi ;> tin tiCMi { n Moha, p- i'-'9 
 
 ( H A V. XM 
 
 I • Snnih l'}f.i*ejct fj'tli h ihe Kid India C»mf4ni, with 
 ,!'.• C>\ii(i-:, mii-r ll'f Cii'nm.iii.{ i':C.ifi. .Antlin:r/ I lippon 
 i\ir I,!.. hilt rf lilt Jiurn til i/N uh. .Vf \ricn,Miflfi-M4ie, 
 .:uJ IVur \v'illiamfjn rioris, c'j/f A;.it/Mi»/, p. no 
 
 C M A P. XXII. 
 
 W'l /ic:t:iHt »/■ ,t I'oiy^e it !:•{ \'..ii\ IiiJicj, »« '/v Prarl, cm 
 miiu.i Ij Cjfi. S.imjol C jliii'ton. iViiiuu !■) Mr. \o\\n 
 Talion, M4jl:r f/ tl>e/4i»i S ji]>, P- "4 
 
 (- H A r NMIf 
 Tht n.'ijirh f-j;.i»t fri Jorii l_r tU- l..iik l,'.d].^ Cmpini, with 
 
 TfceSuifj, thi l'\rive, «/>.• Hv.Vir, ,ihJ ti'c Thi>m.i%, UH- 
 
 tier lie CcmmjiiJ of Cjft. I hll Siriji : lUi Cetir/e i», nn.f 
 .IJieiii in ihe Rid Sl'US, |;iva, Mo!l:CC.l'<, .tni ilie llle of 
 )gpan ; reliei e I'c Jiijl ic;^.in niA jellied jn Engliftl i'/J'/f. 
 'l.ll^en out of ill omi ^oum il p. 1 1 6 
 
 Supplement 'j("hap. xxiii. 
 CiHCcrnin^ divers Ciij: mil if / ■ | iponili", an.i feme temirlf^ 
 able Occurrence! ,:t T ir.;iidij. Tit-n cut cf i f^Uiien I'J 
 Af). Uich.nd ( ock'j, Ctjie Merchant, and tbie) HffiJeni 
 in the Englidi Vi'doiy ilii e, V- ^\'~ 
 
 c H A r. XXIV. 
 
 Ol'ferv^tii^i mt'le i> C ifl. \ i\\n :->.irij, iiUiing to tie univir- 
 lal T'f-ie cf the Kllllndic'. ' -' '«■/? iimtudi' PUcei, 
 t'jt Ceinmcliiicj Irey .iitcif or /tie c'lieflf m l^^furji in 
 ever) i:»r ct I'em, xfltr tie H^itei, PiiiCi, Cuftomi imd Im. 
 pofli evtiy ve'ere nl'e, val/le. P- ' ? ^ 
 
 All A-coyut of Jome remtrlijiHe Oicurmfet, and Aiveri Tl'inn 
 teUliriX " tre ^r-ite af thr F.nglifh I'laJe in [iip^in. T.i- 
 /;cy| eut of ('■' l.clt'rt of T'Vs Lnglilh Men a /im{ time reji- 
 ,:!).: li.-ere, M' (jiclf ««>/ -M'. Saycr, p i;y 
 
 r H A 1'. XXV. 
 
 T« Tent!) I'iTif^t tj tin- Mill InJi.i Cmipany, vith the TvogioJ 
 S' ipi tie Dr.ig'jn nu I Moliandcr, (jccomp.inicd nitb the 
 IniTtcs and Vilonion Jor otiier l^oftgct) T.ilfin out of the 
 Journnli of tie ''..tptain, M.r/lcr, and oil en emplcfd in 
 ihtjtime Voy^l^e ; Tho. Ik-ll, chief Commander lierein, p 1 57 
 
 CHAP. XXVI. 
 
 ylieTtielft'iViy.tfe Jet cut Ly the E.ill-lndia Cimpuny, itlth the 
 good Ship tilt tlxpeditioil, under the CcmmnTid of C.i^/Jiii 
 Chriftophcr Newport. hV.iiten hj Mr. Walter Payton, 
 
 p. 140 
 CHAP. XXVII. 
 
 yfij yituunt Ilf the Second Vry^^e Jet loitli hy tlieVnited-SiricI^ 
 ■f ei:e Lvift India Com^my Takfn chiefly out of -he J.iu ■ 
 nail cf Ciipt. Nicholas DountOll, chief Commander herein, 
 arid C If r. Tho. Eikington, Lu SucceJJir in that Pft, p. 14} 
 
 Ai'iindix '«< hip xvvii 
 
 Cml.tininj^ fimf .li-sm>tiitt fJuiH'} luiei InHia i-i'-- I'.rlu, 
 Ht.i.le I) Im iMiglilh A*'-'" /r.V«^/((i| It Vtifi l>.ii,i<|iHi < 
 
 CtHlfJHI, II t,)* 
 
 CHAP WVIII 
 T!>e S/etnd yjy;>i i»/j «u# K.illlii.lii 1, f'l/timid If C ipi.iit, 
 Peyton, •'•'> tie l-.xixdiiion , itiethr wi//, //.. Xh.xfmx, 
 l.Mvn, i>nd Prppit'Cufn, under lit Ctmm.Mtd il i' i^u.n 
 Keeling J.fV" «' •/ i'-'^' I'cyton'' '«'!» Jtumni, 4* / 
 ilnOttjetxntiiHi t Imi! uiitri, p. n^ 
 
 I II A P. XXIX. 
 iomt fiirtin AccMil .7 the I'recridnj^i of ili Eilhry olC tm 
 Hu'iir, "• ''■♦ K/fX ''^ Calecui' Cmniry. tjk.'n em •/ tie 
 M.meritli nf' Mr. Roger Havrs, H^fideni in ihii I'Ue, 
 
 Sine 
 
 0' "tiUitni ef C.ipr. Prvton"', tencrtning the [.n^lilh 
 / l'>iriut;uile 'I'JJt, i.iL ill And ,t;'}uifiti,ui nt t,' t 
 l.all indin, p ir^ 
 
 C H A P. XXX. 
 .In .Icetimi of Sir Tho. Riic'i E<nl/4fjie t* iht Cturl «/ the 
 tlritt Mogul, rt'"; in 4II I :• Pariieuhiri ef llhi/e Tninf 
 a.-timii, itith fihtr ' <«♦/ r'mirktidt tli4t Ittippend dmin^ 
 tin .Ihde ittirr. CiJiiiid lit-niH tnnJiiuHil, p ij6 
 
 CHAP. XXM. 
 
 A» Aci'OHHt tl tht Mopill'i C-.unlrf, ,iN./ the mtfl u'rtul .md 
 r,-n4rk,»Hl Vhinj^l relium it it. lixtr-lHed from Sir I'ho. 
 Koe/, Mr. Terry I (hn CbipUin) 4uJ tlie OLjirj.iti.Hi o( 
 
 Jome Otiun nim livid there. 
 
 p. 167 
 
 C H A P XXXII. 
 
 Tht I'iflhl'itjjjft ftt cul up H iiitjmni Stxk.<>ftheV.AAt\i\* 
 VompMiy, »it-i the fiteninx Si'ipi ; the James K0v.1l, of 
 icO'-'Tkm; ihi Anne Royal, ef 9oui ''f New S car's- 
 Ciift, er'830 ; the Hull, of' 4: J ; tite Hee, of ijo; M.irtin 
 IVing chief Ctmmunder. 7'ii;^c« out if /.«, uH.I Jvme 0/ lit 
 Slijlen Jeurnali, p. 18 J 
 
 Appendix /» <"hap xxxii. 
 
 Contiining lie Hfjull of the ^'j/^,'.- mjde ro Moha, in llie 
 Red Sen, /•; ihi Annf Royal ; 4 Ship t flanging 1^ Almir4l 
 Pring'i l/ff, under tin Cuminindot ''4pt Andrew '.Sliil 
 ling. I^xtr4iltd tut of M . Iliynv'i3<'uni4l, p iSj 
 
 CHAP XXXIll 
 An Accrnnt of til the I'uccidinu luimeen the linglifh 4ni ihr 
 Dutrh, mth l{rjtre>,n to lljf Uanda AJfuiri , to'^ttliii inii> 
 the fcver.tl <;nundi uf the Preienjimi of Li,th Viiitiei, if id 
 t! e Ctnrr iM:rfi;i hipptninf ihei rupon. Tikfn out of ihe Jout ■ 
 nail and Let: en, tfilten ufm il 4i Sul/iiil, li \li Spur> 
 way, Air. Courtiiop. Mr. H.iyt$, and Jome Oiiictt, p.iSiy 
 
 (: H A P XXXIV 
 
 An Account of 4 Veyt^e fram Sura: to Achen, Bantam, and 
 oilier P.irii ef ihe Eult Ir.ili; s, niih the iJragon anj the 
 Kxptdition Pcitonmd L-t W. Hore, indtvniieii li hun 
 in 4 Letter It ibe E.iA-lndtd (.emj-uiij, p. ttjb 
 
 (HA r xx>:v. 
 
 A n-cl.ir.itiM put f 01 th ly tht Dutch ; coniainint tin- .1 -count 
 tlyey gUie of the Oiffeieneei i'etveen th:- Englnh .ml them- 
 felvei, andtlie Grtimdi ofiheir Pntenfiini to, Jt mili m tueir 
 ProceeJin^i at toe IJlinit of Handa . X» which are added, 
 Jrme Lri^f AoJmadverJitHi upon il, p. 199 
 
 C H A P. XXXV!. 
 
 A Vtyj^i to Surac m India, and Jafquts, in tie Gulph of 
 Pcrlia , Jet forth ly the Comp.iny, vnth tour netf Shipi , iiic 
 I.ond'^n o/Soo Tun : the Hart, ef jqo ; the Roibutk, 1^' 
 5,0; 'V Ea^le, c/ 180, C.«;i». Andrew Shilling;, chief 
 (.'oinm4nder . Ta^en out of liii Journal of Air. R ich. Swann, 
 Majler of the Rritbuck, p. ao} 
 
 A fc'jrt Account .,/ the I'aff.ijti and iVayi oj Cominunieation 
 letveecn Mufcovy and Pcrlia ; nithjeme other Ti.in^i rela- 
 ting to tit Trade of tlcje Countries. Takfn eut of a Lef' 
 direeled to the Laftlndia Ccn,p.tny, fcom Mr. Hcibbs, oil! 
 thel^ faihri ii Perlia, . p. 21 4 
 
 C H A P XXXVII. 
 
 An Account (^ fome Things Hiflotical and Civil, rtlatins^ to the 
 Gieat Empire of ].ipan Taken :ut of Jome latter Lttten 
 if Mr. Richard Cock, Bni^lijh Fadtr a: Kira'-.dj, and 
 Mr. Arthuf Hatcb, Minijler, alio .lijc lived in tie Country 
 June time, p. icy 
 
 CHAP 
 
 A I fix' fetf 
 il.iii, J ( )r|iiii 
 liidiil. "' 
 
 Tie Fiijl JV-i ■ 
 •nil" Fuif i 
 dam, 4n.^ 4 '' 
 
 ,1ll ,f,f,'.7«' "' 
 
 Kail liulii.*. 
 t!-: I'rii llau 
 Kl, i.eMv 
 At, fi, 'i.iiii 
 
 wiik, yi>i- 
 
 ■tn eUceUiU -f ' 
 Ti4di, in /.-• 
 
 ,♦'( .tcfnt '•f I 
 
 0: Hell 'i'ft I' 
 
 llanda i'Ui,d,, 
 
 A Ctl.'.'ilien of l{ 
 fi.itiiin: 'I ii^ei 
 lilh i'.iii.../ >f 
 vij of LinK I 
 Jelf, 
 
 Memeiii tf Adm 
 
 dr.iwn h hiin/i 
 luie Colli ilion 
 
 ■lie /':MV "/■ I'r. 
 an I tiv /^.vH.ii 
 hrenrli, .ini I 
 
 UiiefCMcHi'-niot 
 gucfe. laltfu 
 cfucritt of ilie P 
 
 An AiPraa ef Mr 
 Eighteen Teari, 
 
 CuTparo Dalbi hii 
 llicr'd out of hit 
 
 Tie l'oyt;^enf Mr. 
 
 tnui, and jo t 
 (i,iiii;i3, licng; 
 JaiTi.ilicry, in 
 
 aiiit tlitu..e to ! 
 tl Kalb India, 
 
 Indian Ohjen'aiio 
 I'imcnta, yijii' 
 01 ih.tt Soeieti, 
 
 (..inlthottcnV Tcj 
 Indies, Aliridj^ 
 
 A ntfcriptlon o 
 
 fiuni jol'U Leo 
 Parisihtreol, 
 
 COntainiiit^ .1 ^^1 
 .md Cl'lm.ftc 
 Trihes, Ciijl'iin 
 and Vicct cf tl 
 
 Containing a Di 
 from Marmol, 
 
'I 'he c N r /•: N r s. 
 
 « if' P.rfu, 
 
 M L><)iit'i(Mrj 
 
 i) I,* 
 
 I' tl' iJr.i^ 
 
 Jtutnul, 4k.l 
 P U* 
 
 ikfit em tf lilt 
 « //■(» ;»/4», 
 
 t ''' (.n».'lilh 
 
 C(mrl ef th 
 f thje Ti,in/. 
 
 p. i|6 
 
 tuft n'ftul imi 
 
 'torn 5i>Th«j. 
 
 'JliJifJAtini i( 
 
 p. i«7 
 
 (i» F.ift.Fndia 
 
 iiM lloval, <4 
 
 • NfwVcur's- 
 
 ifo ; M.iriiii 
 
 n.t Jiime of lit 
 p. iSi 
 
 Moha, i« (/jc 
 
 Anclrt'*'siiil 
 
 p t^r 
 
 nglifli «« { til! 
 
 I to-^uhtl ]»!(/• 
 
 /j I'liiiiti, a»J 
 ml cf ill! 'Jl>:i) ■ 
 
 h A// Spiit^ 
 QtUu, p.lSj 
 
 Bantam. <>>•< 
 4gon WW./ '/.• 
 tritten by Iiiih 
 p. 196 
 
 Ih ..'J / them- 
 
 M ntii M iiieir 
 
 h att Added, 
 
 p. 199 
 
 lit Qulfh of 
 ttw Shi fit , I he 
 c llocbutk, 1/ 
 
 jliillin);, chief 
 Ki(h. Swann, 
 
 p. 10} 
 
 Ccmmunit.atii'a 
 er T»l/»;j/ rtlj- 
 tut of a lei^'^ 
 Hobbs, 01,; 
 
 p. 2' 4 
 
 rtlaiiii^ to the 
 liUtti l.cilers 
 l''ira''.dj, and 
 in tie Country 
 p. lit 
 
 CHAP 
 
 (MA l» \XX\1II. 
 -I I fix' feU'if'Xtd I M'. IVilpli I ii-h, Mitiiini »i'l.nn- 
 i!.iii, >> Orinut, '<«'/ /'»«<• iluih't ii.nii^u tin «>•/» lult- 
 liiJki. il'ihunlif uimitif, p. ic< 
 
 C II A I'. XXXIX. 
 Xl-rtiijl I'^ifi fct) limed h lU iJiiith «» //« tart InHifi, 
 iW/'. K*' iV/i/, f/. M.,iirii:r, //<> I iolldnd, /«■* AmiKr- 
 1I4111, 4«'i 4 >'iiiiu,e , tlaii.ii<l lli'jink it/^iV {in/iunHdir, 
 
 p. iif 
 
 I II A iv xr, 
 
 .♦i) ,lv:ciiii' m' iIx %:„i'.l t' >jy m.ide If I'le Dultli /■> tot 
 K.tlUmlii.1, wiih Bi^tt ii'if', /*» llolluiid, //jc //.i.4nd. 
 tin l'ri< llai\<l. f> (iuildcrlaiid, «/w Utriiht, //j»()vir\( 
 Kl, /.'v Miiuirc -.id Aiiillcrdam ; toimiHiM! ih ill /ft i 
 M. ft, ',1111., NiiciiUi •/•/»«"■<' > ■i«' W'itbriiid War- 
 
 p. ii7 
 
 wii.lt, VUt-.limtnl, 
 
 ( II A IV M.I 
 ■f»i iUccmu ./ /'■/ ;(>'...# I'r'.;'r,i «/' //» Dutili Ivill Indian 
 J'm<.>, id /.v*r4^ Hiiimfti made h ''""t /■"• ''('■i' t'li'f^/i, 
 
 p. II U 
 
 c H A V. xr.n, 
 
 ,f( .lit -HI "f tie rtjl el I'-e IJuflb K'>yfi, </ni»u '» //;» /ii/i» 
 (!,' <('i:i'i /i'T? fieltiijltni H Soitt.-igfii) 4Hd I'lffirlf ti lit 
 
 lUndu nhndi, p t.ti 
 
 ( M A I' Xl.ill. 
 
 Wc'»/.>i''Vii «/ f((Ai iiid Oiitllioni i<ir /'•<■ FjlMndla <Vri- 
 
 ^.ilicm 'I liifil ail lit tit (jiinvtliQMI ef Id'lt il mr KtlR- 
 lilh frtiVii'/ if iu*t tixii-'iieiiet, f.irliciiUth AI<.')ohn l).»- 
 vil */ Linit'-Hullli', >i/hii iiudt t'ivi ef thojt ye)*gei him- 
 Jtif, V-^'i 
 
 C 11 A P XUV. 
 SUmotii ef Adimr.il Itcjuiicu'i Vi>i*nt to llie t.ill Indifl r 
 dr.iw'i h I'linfelf. ininj'.ilcd fiom tAonfieur TlicvtiiDt'i 
 Uige CotUtUon if i'oyifei, p. iiS 
 
 CHAP. XLV. 
 'Tie I'lyi'^e ef rr;incis I'lr.ird dc Lit V'ul .0 li't EiUlnditi , 
 and t IK /^muV "fn liiM Cuimtt), 1'ranjl.ited Jiein the 
 Krrnrli, ./«' .litii^'d, p. ijtt 
 
 t: H A P XI'VI 
 
 BiiffCuUeHi'Hi if I'ty^xet, dhflyet tlv SpatiiurJi ««</ Ponu- 
 gucfi'. T.iV' '■■" "^ Antbunv (ialoano'.! Uoel;_ ef the Dii- 
 c^uciiei ef the World : tuOiijh'd liyVurdui, p. ^69 
 
 CHAP. XLVII. 
 
 All /tlpr.ill of Mr. C.xfir I'fidcrick 1 Indian Ohfeivmieni fer 
 Etj/htecnlcari, p. ii6 
 
 C; H A p. XLVII I. 
 
 Cafp.iro Halbi /"' '''>'^' '•> PrRU, jm<< Okfirvttioui th re, g.t- 
 tlicr'd out of I ii Italian Heinim, p. 479 
 
 C H A p. XLIX. 
 Tijc l'vyi;ient iVfr. Ralph .Smith, Merch.mt i^f Loodon, ^oOr- 
 nius, .Old jo ') (loa, i« f/'f Eiilli-'dics, to Cambaja, 
 (;.in>;ia, licns'jla i '" Hnwlii ■"''' Chcndcri ; foPcgu, .iiid 
 Jamalicry, i» "'i' K'''^''"'" "^ iJi^tn, -fw^ /-Jc^.fo Pegu, 
 <i/;<i thtiii^ to Malacca, /.cilon, Cochin, 4nd til theCt.ift 
 K Eill-India, p- i3j 
 
 CHAP. L. 
 Indi in Oi/'«r!i<»('o«/;;.i'/jwf.i tut of the Letreri ^' Nichol.is 
 Pimcnta, yifU'ir of t'"C J^-Jiiiti in iDdi*, and many others 
 0; tb.ie ScKietr, p. 181 
 
 C H A P. 1.1 
 Linlthottcn'/ J'lM' ioGm, dad Ol'jei vttioni en the Eaft- 
 Indics, Al/ridgd, p. 2S1 
 
 BOOK 111. 
 
 A Dcfcription of Alii^t, and all its Provinces. Talcoii 
 figni John Leo .md hUniuh With Uilcovcricii in moll 
 Parts thtreol, (Jc. 
 
 C H A P. I. 
 
 COntainli:), .( ^ener.d Dejcrlption of the Limits, Soil, Prodiiil 
 and cfiiiuic: of the Country ; together xith the Original, 
 TriOet, Cuji "., Li:n;^u.iie, licli2,ion, Ctnjlitution, Vertues, 
 and Vices cf r U- rejfrttivt Inhabit. vits, ^ p. ;oj' 
 
 Additions to Clup. i. 
 Containing a l)rJ.,iption of the [{iveit tf Africa. Taken 
 from Marmol, P ?'4 
 
 C II A P 11. 
 
 c<H/.i('i."f .( >i'iicui» ^>i»af> nj tin Kjuf^itmef Morccco, 
 iitm julin Ia'o, P li< 
 
 Addiliuni 10 (ihup. if. 
 lioJiiHtJ /ttm Miirniul, P' 1 " 
 
 C II A P III 
 CMtaUinK |ohn Lco'i Ve.iifiitn er the KJngJtm if Fr/., 
 
 Aadid'ini'i'Cliiip lii. 
 Hem Matniui, u na 
 
 C H A P. IV 
 
 CeHttimiig Jului Leo'i Oji-'ifiim »f tie Kj'l<l»>^ 4' Ticnv 
 
 (en, p »i» 
 
 .\d(tiii(jni to I'Mtp W. 
 
 TdkfH frem Marmul, p. 144 
 
 CH A P. V 
 CoHiaimm |i(hn Lc'>'< lii/nifiitu ef ili J^mgdimi n/ PiiRJi 
 .lild'l'uwt, p. ).4t 
 
 A.iditi'jni to C h.ip. V. 
 Tak/n /rem Nlarniul, p, ijj 
 
 (HA p. VI. 
 CtHtaiHiHg |uhn IxuJ Pe/iiiftun e/ Kumidlil *nJ I.lbvn. 
 
 Additioni r*Chap. vi. 
 cV/(dtf<^/r«M Marmol, p i^v 
 
 (. II A P VII 
 liiHiaining 4 Difciifiion •/ Ncgroland, /'»'» I'lhti Leo, 
 
 p. )j.% 
 
 Ad'litlonj to Chap. vii. 
 
 CcnliiHlni M.irmoi . Wi\oHH/ »/ ti>i»fr /V.titiopia, »>• Ki'gru- 
 
 land, p. ifi 
 
 C H A P. VIII. 
 
 Ctntaining John 1ao'» Delcrijiiion ef Tl^^ypt, Ibid. 
 
 Additions 11 Chap. viii. 
 CollttUd from Marmul, p. j/7 
 
 C H A P. IX 
 
 Conl4inin^ jnhn I^eo'j .Lcoiint ef the lem.vii,.! !.- /Inim.ilt, 
 Mintrtli, and t'lanli, in Alrica, p ; fS 
 
 Additiuui/g Chap. ix. 
 Colleded from W^rmol, p. 4<ii 
 
 C M A P. X. 
 
 The Hif' •"•'' Prcgre/t ef ihr Xerilhan Vimih, in P.irbaiV , 
 eiith jiine Hfmatki ufcn the PJiiy and V'.id.- ii; ti,ii SJn^i 
 doin. (iellctttd fremin ll'rltingi ej K. C p. ;6; 
 
 CHAP. XI. 
 
 /In rUccunt of tin Places in Africa, J">jlP'j[t'l h ''' \.*'",? C/ 
 •Spain, Md the Great Turk, p. 567 
 
 C H A P. XII 
 
 Tlie Oefcripiien of Aigier; viih t'e lljlotyof lis Fil'ing inij 
 the Hinds of liarb'.irofla : And a Jljori Account of ,VIalta 
 and'l't'uKiU. J'.i*;!-!! /fn»i Nicholas NiuoLiy, Ibid. 
 
 C II A P. XIII. 
 An Account of the maj! irinarl^^ilU O.iuirencfi in :h; I'oiage ef 
 the Kngliih fleet, J:i:i again]} tie Algtrincs aiidothni, un. 
 der the Command of ^11 Kobcrc Manlcl, Kf, p )69 
 
 C H A P. XIV. 
 A /{elttien ef the Taking and Hiccvering tie Jacob tf Briftol, 
 and Jiim! other Adventiiieri of E,i\g\\(ilSi>ipt, p. ^7j 
 
 C H A P. XV. 
 The Particulart of the Hfc:. rj of the Exchaflgf 0/ Drlft'l. 
 l»«W/y7;fi/t; John Rawlinj, f )7-> 
 
 C H A P. XVI. 
 
 ASolleftion of vehat relates to Africa, in Mr. Gcorgc Sand/J 
 hit llijioij of the frcjent Sta" tf the Turkiln Umfiie, 
 
 C H A P. WII. 
 An Alflrai} ef Mr. Richard Jobfon'j i .li-^e for the Oijeev.-iy 
 of Gumbra, and the Golden Trade ''f the /Cthiupian^, 
 
 p. jS4 
 CHAP. XVIll. 
 An Account ef a Voyage made to Cape Vcrd and the Co.yt ef 
 Guinea. By James Lang-; Oo/u- f'cm Luw Dutch. 
 
 p. iSC 
 
 CH^P 
 
 • I ■ hi 
 I till 
 
 iSH 
 
 •m 
 
The C N T E N T S. 
 
 % 
 
 1^ -t 
 
 Is . 
 
 C H A P. XIX 
 
 .1« Ahflrd: of thi Hiftory of Kthiopil, jr the KJngihm of 
 Abt'llilics : H-'iirtcn ly Mr. Job Ludolphu5 \ with what n 
 (ji'feivMc frnm the AUtbft of that Country, i« Purchas, G?c. 
 
 p. ;9o 
 
 CHAP. XX. 
 
 JjV 'I'liomai HctI)- rt. Bur. hn I'l ivtU into divert Parts of 
 
 Africa <imJ Alia M^jor, in w'rtch the Two f.immii Monarchiet 
 
 if the Mogul ■""> Pcrlian are frincifally Jcjct iied, with 
 
 wh.it is l{(m.til:^ihle in thcfe I'lacet, frlirj other Authors, in 
 
 I'urihas, p. 404 
 
 C H A P. XXI. 
 
 Sir Thomas Herbert'^ Trtvclt from Englartd 10 Goa, in the 
 
 \L'A Indies, Ibid. 
 
 C H A P. XXII 
 
 Sir Tljomas Herbert"/ Travels in India ; containing 4 Defcrip. 
 
 lion of the Peojh, Cities, Government, and Produll of it ; 
 
 with an Account of the Great Moguls ; tliiir Kjn^t, and 
 
 fever at Ch.tngcs in the Succejfun to the C. oiv«, P- 4' ' 
 
 C H A P. XX III. 
 Sir Thomas Mrrbcrt'/ Travels into Pcrlii ; in which he ^Ives 
 an Account of the People, Citiit, Towns, and ProduRs 0} it, 
 
 p. 4if 
 C H A P., XXIV. 
 A contplc.:t Suc:tffun of the Pcrlian Kj'^gi, from Kimrod to 
 Abbas, noiv reigning, p. 4} 3 
 
 C H A P. XXV. 
 Sorrte \Ufcellaneom Ohfl-rvaiions relating to the Perfons, Cu- 
 Jioms, and Manners of the Pcrlfans, p. 45'0 
 
 C H A P XXVI 
 
 Sir Thom;'.s Herbert'; Travels into other P.trts of India, with 
 hit Ohfcrv.itions of Things moji remar liable in thetn, p. 4^7 
 
 p, 467 
 
 C H A ?. XXVII. 
 
 Sir Thomns Herbert 'j l{£turn Home from China into "Eng- 
 \.ind, and the Tilings remarlf^able in hg fy.iy, - '- 
 
 BOOK IV. 
 
 Of Mufcovy, the Northern Parts, (^c. 
 
 CHAP. I. 
 T ^.^ Journal «/V\iiliam de Rubiuquifh, 4 French Man, 
 of the Order of the Minorite l-ryari, into Tartary and 
 China. IVrittcn to I.,cwis IX. King of Vnnce, 12/5. p yoi 
 
 C F, A P. n. 
 
 Sir Hugh V^'illouphbv'/ unfortunate Voyage, to difcovcr and 
 Jettle J Trade in Ri]\ih, iff^^. p. fc6 
 
 The Second F'yagr to Rullia, hy Mr. Cliancclour ; with the 
 Privileges granted to the RulL'a Company, p. y-R 
 
 The Third I'gige to Kullia, P- /•? 
 
 C H A p. Hi. 
 
 Thi federal l\jages cf Mr. Anthony JenkinPm , the Firft 
 nhicff wiii in :he Prim role, with the Ambajfador OCep 
 Ki^sCi, intheTear, ij^y. P i'i6 
 
 CHAP. IV. 
 
 Mr. Anihcny jeiikinfonV iccomi loynge from London to 
 Molco ; and thence *ver the CA\Y\in Sea, into¥ui\\,Anno 
 
 'y^'> p fii 
 
 C H A p. V. 
 
 Tue Second l'iy.tge into W-nh, m.idi by Tlw. Alcock, George 
 Wren, i«(/ Richard Cheinc, O't-. Serv.%nts <o the Ruflian 
 Ciinp.tn>, Inrhcle.ir, i^fi;, p j-^^^ 
 
 The Third Voytz,' into Vctixi, be ^un in the Tear, ij ,-, /> Rj. 
 
 chard Johnfun,AicxanderKitcl;ing,4'j(/ Arthur Edwards, 
 Servants to the l\.\,\[\\.^nComp,iny, p. ji^ 
 
 CHAP. VI. 
 
 Tie fourth Voyage into Pcrfia, in the Year, i ;j,g, Ij Mr. Arthur 
 Edwards, A^ent, Lawrence Chapman, and other Servants 
 to the RuHian Company, p .jr 
 
 CHAP. VII. 
 
 Tbr fifth Voy.sgt into Perfia, by Thomas Banifter artd Geofry 
 Duckctt, Servants to the RutWm Company ; begun in the 
 Tear, I ^6H, and continuing to the Tear, i|'74, p. jig 
 
 C H A P. VIII. 
 Tilt nmb.tjji; cf 'J'homas Randolph, t/./; to the Emperor of 
 Ri \ Anno I ^6S, briefly written by bitnfelf, V- f-7 
 
 c: H A p. IX. 
 
 Tic Fourth Vorage of Mr. Anthony ]t.nkinfon, Ambajfador 
 from the Queen''i imj} E.xcellet.i M.yejiy, to the Emperor of 
 Ruliia, Anno 1 17 1, P- Ji? 
 
 CHAP X. 
 
 Tl.'c Viynge of Arthur Pttt and Charles Jackman, /'« Two 
 Barky, the George and the William, /ff forth ly the Ruf- 
 fian Company, for the Di/'covery of the North li.ifl Par Hot 
 the H'orld, in the Tear. ifSj. IVrittcn ly Hugh Smith. 
 
 C H A P. XI. . "• ^" 
 
 The Voyage of Sir Jtrom Bowes, K/it. Ler Ma/efly s Ambaffa- 
 dor to Juan Vttfllovick, Emperor of Kuliia, Ani:o lyS?, 
 
 CHAP. XI!. ' "^ 
 
 A fliort Narrative of tU Tragical ]{cvoluriu>is in Rullia, afirr 
 //;e Dfar/) «/ Juan Vafilovick, p. 157 
 
 CHAP. XIII. 
 An Account of tire EngliHi Ajf-tirs in Ruliian, *fter the Death 
 c/Judn Valilovick. Written by Mr. Jcrom Horli-y, th.m 
 remaining in Rullia, «t Serwiit to her Mijejiy, 1^84, 
 
 p. j-40 
 CHAP. XIV. 
 A Treatife of Rullia, by Dr. Gilts Fletcher, Ambaffuhr from 
 .Q. Elixabclh to Theodore, Emperor 0/ Ruliia, Atwj ijSS, 
 
 p. y47 
 CHAP. XV. 
 The firji Voyage of William Barents into the North Seas,ifgi^, 
 pVritten by Garet de Veer, p. jjg 
 
 CHAP. XVI. 
 The Second Voyag; of William Barents into the North Seas, 
 i)9r- W'»'""» ^;' Garet de Veer, P- Jfi 
 
 C H A P. XVII. 
 The Third Voyage «/ VV'ilJiam Barents into the North Smj.i J96. 
 iVritten by GerSl de Veer, p. /;.£ 
 
 CHAP. xyin. 
 
 They depart in a Boat and /cute both open (that is teitlmut- 
 Deckj) and arrive at Cola, J 1 8 Flemirt) Miles ; iheii tn.xny 
 Dangers bj the l-Vay, p. yyy 
 
 C H A P. XIX, 
 The Voyages and Di/eovcries of Henry I kidfin, tow.trds the 
 North Pole, fit forth at the Charge of certain Mcich.tnts of 
 
 London, p. e6a 
 
 C H A P. XX. 
 
 Hie Second Vryage of Mr. Henry Hudfon, for fin.ling a P.:l 
 fage to the Eall-Indicj, by ilie North E.'Ji. H'rittcn by him- 
 fi'A p 5-6; 
 
 C H A P. XXI. 
 
 A Journal of Mr. Hudfon'.' l.:fi Voyage far the Difcoveiy :f a 
 North H^eft Pajfage. H'rittcn by Abacuck Pricket, p ;67 
 
 CHAP. XXL 
 
 Ftrafinuch at this Narrative of Pritkct, who returned with that 
 Company, which had fo i,::.el!y e.\pojed Hudfon. m.ii bejiij- 
 fetied byjon.e ^s nit Fi Icndly to \rlui.\'' n , I ban.' therefore 
 added the Report of Thonns Vydowli, me of the cj^prj'ed 
 Comp.tny, who afcribes ''.. Occajiont of thoje unhappy i)./- 
 
 py7i 
 
 cordt to Robert Jvet, 
 
 CHAP. XXIII. 
 Tlie Ten feveral Voyages of Cape. Thomas Edge, and ethers 
 to Greenland (called by the Dutch, Spitsbergen^ at the 
 Charge of the U'lrfhipfiil MulL'v-ia Company, p. y;^ 
 
 C H A P. XXIV. 
 The Firfl Voyage of Martin Frobiflier, to the Sorthn'cft, An. 
 1X76. ft'ritteuby Mr.HM, Majhr of the G;^brk\, p.y7r 
 
 C H A P. XXV. 
 
 The Second Vyage cf Capt. Frobifticr, to the North IVc/f, An 
 
 '/77. P, r7f 
 
 CHAP. XXVI. 
 Tl.t Third and Lafi Vcyif^e of Capt, Frubifher, to the North 
 fVcJl, Anno t;78, p. ;7S 
 
 CHAP. xxvn. 
 
 Tilt ■Firjl Voyage of Mr. Juhn D.iv.i, h'- tie Di/iovery of the 
 Norle-IV.Ji Pajfage, Anno I jii J. W '"en i; John James, 
 
 P' n<> 
 CHAP. 
 
 The Thee feveral 
 
The CON T E N T S 
 
 ike Emperor tr 
 
 p. riS 
 
 ktnan, in Twn 
 th ty lie Rnf. 
 
 h li.ift iUtttaf 
 Mijgh Smith. 
 
 '■I>/' Amt'Affk. 
 
 P SM 
 
 " KuiTIa, n/trr 
 P /37 
 
 1 lorii'y, tk.m 
 
 p. J-40 
 
 linlaffitfor frtm 
 
 p. )-+/ 
 
 'orthSeas,\jg^, 
 P XfO 
 
 P Xfi 
 
 P /;i 
 
 '■'•'•»» it without 
 If i '/ifi'i rn.t/iy 
 
 P y;9 
 
 in, towirits the 
 
 in Mcich.tiits of 
 
 p. ytf4 
 
 fin.ling a P.if 
 f'rieicn ly hini- 
 
 r Di/cQveiy :f a 
 
 rickcr, pyi^ 
 
 In. m.jr iejiij'. 
 hauf (ixre/':re 
 
 0;' fif CA/T/V./ 
 
 ' unhitppy O.y: 
 P ni 
 
 ge, oni/ ethers 
 
 p- y7i 
 
 '•'/•"'C/', An. 
 abrid, p.pf 
 
 nhrVeJ}, Ait 
 
 P. rrf 
 
 '« the NsrtI 
 [f\tvttf oj the 
 
 » John janu'.'i, 
 P- r7<) 
 
 CHAP. 
 
 C H A 1'. XWIil. 
 
 The Secoihl Foyaiie attinipicd I y M,-. [iiliii Davis, /Ir Di/aairrj- 
 0/ a Njrth ll'.-jl I'ljl-i^c, Amu 1 jS6. IVrittai /■/ him/clj, 
 
 p. JS'; 
 
 Tfcf T/!i/V.< J^Ji',:;? itttempte.l Of Mr. )olm Davis, ^or Dijcuneiy 
 of a North H'e[i I'.ijjage, t\\\no 1^87, p. rSi 
 
 C H A 1'. XX l\. 
 
 Tin I'iya^e cf Sir Humphrey Gilbirt, in th. Co'inty of De- 
 von, Kjit. for iJi /covering' of Count! iei to the \orlhw.irili i<t 
 tilt C.ipe of Florida, Anno iy3}. It'ritten ly Edward 
 Hayes, C.(/)f.i:« c/ //« Hind, p. fSj 
 
 4* y<i7.i//o« I'/ Richard Clark, M.ijUr ot ;/;f Dtliglit. H'lit- 
 tin to vintiic.ite hiinjelf from the t of Cajiing ,iiv.iy lie 
 
 Ship, p. rSf 
 
 Ah Acccuitt of the fame Vi>y.ige by S. 1'. Budcus, p. j36 
 
 CHAP. XXX. 
 
 Ah l'.\tra(t of Jivri I'oy.i^js .tittmpicJ by Englidl NMigjton, 
 at the Chitrge of the Mufcuvia Company, for Utjioveiiei to. 
 v.ird! the North Pole, p. f S7 
 
 The Voyage of Air. George Weymouth, Ibid. 
 
 Ihc I'oyage of Mr. John Knigiit, Ibid. 
 
 CHAP XXXI. 
 
 Tic Thtc! feviral I'oy.tgci cf Mi |onai Tool, p. rSS 
 
 C H A P. XXXII. 
 
 A Uciitge to Grtcnlaiid, with Six Ships, anJ a Pinnace, Jit 
 foith by th Mulciivia Comptni. uii.lcr the C mmau.i ot Ikn- 
 j.imin, Jufcph, d«J Thomas Edge, Anno 1615. H-'ritini 
 by Mr. William Batlin, p. J89 
 
 CHAP. XXXIIl 
 
 Extralt of Two Voyagei, for Difiovery of Seal, Lands an.i Iflands 
 to the S'oithw.irJi ; Jn forth at tl:e Charge of the jVlufcovia 
 Company, Anno 1614, iSiy U'riiten by Ruhcn Fothcriy, 
 
 p. f90 
 CHAP XXXIV. 
 
 The firange and dangerous Voyage of Capi. Thomas James, in 
 hts intended Oifio-.cry tj a North ll'cjl I'ajfage into ilie South 
 Sea, i6}i, p. ^95 
 
 CHAP XXXV. 
 
 An Account ej a Voyage made totoardi th- South Terra Incog- 
 nita : Tahen from the Journal ofCapt. Abel Johlifbn, Taf 
 man, tp/'o not only dijcoicred a nrw PajJ'.ige by Sea to the 
 South of Nova Hi)ll.andria, Vandienicn j Land, &c. and 
 Jail'd rviiid a vajl Trail of I and and Sea, but aljo made 
 very ujeful Ob/crvationi concerning the Variatim cf tie Mag- 
 netical Need!! in Puts of the fVorld, almofl Ailtipodas to 
 us ; with fever al ot' :r curious Hemarlft concerning thojc 
 Places, and its inhabitants. Publijyd in Low Dutch, by 
 Dirk Rembrantici and Jincc done in(o Englidi /i)w Oor/r 
 Hook'j CoUcclions, p 6 .8 
 
 CHAP. XXXVI. 
 
 An Account of a Viyage for the Difccvcryof the No':!. EaJI Paf- 
 f.ige to (Jn\ni\ and Japan, in his Majefly's Ships f/f Speed- 
 Well, and Profjjerous Pink, in the Year, i6j6, where is 
 fkettcd the Probability of that Paffage before the Attempt ; 
 with divers ufeful Obfervations made in that Voyage, by C.ip- 
 tain John V/ood, p. 6 1 ^ 
 
 CHAP. XXXVIl. 
 
 A Journal aboard the Profpcrous, Capt. William Flawes 
 Commander, from Nova Zembla to England,! 676, p. 6 1 ; 
 
 CHAP. XXXVIII. 
 
 A brief Di/courfe of a Pajfage by the North Pole to Japan, 
 
 China, Oc. Pleaded by Three Experiments, and Anjwers to 
 
 til Objetiiont that can be urged againll a Pajfage that lP'.\y. 
 
 B; Jofcph Mo.xon, Fs/fowe/t/jf Royal Society, p. 616 
 
 CHAP. XXXIX. 
 The Firjl Part of the Voyage to Spitzbtrgen and Grecnlanc ; 
 containing an AciMUt cf the Voyage thither ; and ofthtU'ea- 
 therfnm April 1/, /(Aug. ai. 1671, P-6»7 
 
 CHAP. XL. 
 
 .i V'.yage toS^'\ahetgi:n. PaitlT Containing a Oefcrlption of 
 Spif/.bergen, p. 618 
 
 CHAP. XLl 
 -4 Ko/ii^f fo Spitzbcrgen. Part Ul. p 621 
 
 CHAP xr.iii. 
 
 A Supphment to C.-.pt. \\ ood / and Marten ^ North Eaj! V«i- 
 age, containing tlur Kf.lguioni and Oijcri.iUm to tu 
 North I't'ijl o/(ire.'nl,tnJ, and other Ncithtin Hr^ioni, p 657 
 
 15 K V. 
 Of America, &c. with the Itveral Dilcovcries mad; therein. 
 
 A 
 
 C H A P. I. 
 
 fl N Account of the fever al Vyages undertaken and p:rform'd 
 h the Hjght Honour. ible. George, £.iW 0/ Cumberland, 
 in Pcrjon, and at his ow« Charge, or by his Dircilion. Col. 
 letied out of the Journals and [{cUtioiis of fever, il Credible 
 Pcrfons, who bore a Part in tloje Expeditions, p. 6Sf 
 
 CHAP. 11. 
 The filiation of the Adv:,,tures of Peler Carder, his Dangers 
 at Sea, and Oijjicultics at L.md upon th:- Continent of Ame- 
 rica, as well amonjl the Savages as Spaniards, p. 69J 
 
 C H A P. 111. 
 The lajl and rnrf! difijhiuui Vy.tge of that famous Navigator 
 Afr. Tho. Catidilh. i.xtractid cut oj hii own Littci s, di- 
 rected to Sir Trlllr.mi Gurgei his Executor 1, p. 6'jJ 
 
 C H A P. IV. 
 
 Tiie Jlrange Adventures cf Anthony Knivct (who wci.t out 
 with Admiral Candifh in liis l.nji Expedition) amon Ji ti:e 
 Pjrtugucfi' and Indians : T'cgcthcr with his Travels tii<tu/Jj 
 thoje Pans , and the Account if the People , their Cujl.ims, 
 and the Prodiicli of tieir Coui.tiiei, p. 698 
 
 C H A P. V. 
 Some Obfervations of the Ijhind cf Trinidadoj the rich Coun- 
 try cf Guiana, and il>e gre.it Ulier (.JronoLO, with oti.tr 
 BJvers made Ly Francis Sparrcy, who was left in the Ccnn- 
 try by Sir Walter Rawkigh, Anno lypy. And after that 
 being takfu Prifoner by the Spaniards, and living a Slav: 
 in Spain, rf/Hr«'./ («(o ETiglaiid, i6si, ^ P-7IJ 
 
 C H A P. VI. 
 
 An Account of a Voyage to Guiana, ly Capt. Charles Lcipli, 
 performed at the Charges of Sir Olave Leigh Lis Brother, 
 and Ills own. Tiken out of the Ctptaini Journ.il and Let. 
 ters, and the Journals of feveral Others that went the fame- 
 
 C II A P. VII. 
 An Account of a I'ey.ig-c 10 (Juiana, pa formed by Robert Har- 
 rourt, E/.j; o/Stanron H.ircourt, in the County of Qxon. 
 <K;iV/f« fo PriHci- Charles, ' ?■ 7ir 
 
 CHAP. VIII. 
 A brief Account of the C-mntry and People alout the [ijv:r of 
 the Amazons. Bi William Davis, harber-Ci.-yur^eon of 
 London, w-'jo lii-cd there Jome time, p. -i, 
 
 C H A P. IX. 
 
 A compleat Account of the Country c/ Bralilc, w.ih the M:n. 
 ners and Cujhms of t/ie InhaOitanis, from a i'ortuguefe utd 
 a French A/.i«, kI.o lived there a great while, P- "ia 
 
 CHAP X. 
 
 An Account of Sir Richard Hawkins'j K7.(»e into tie South 
 Sea : Collcfled from his own Ob/ei vatioi.s, and tlioje of jome 
 ciirioui Perjons that went aloi.g with him, P-"?8 
 
 CHAP. XI. 
 
 Wn Account of the Taking cf St. Vincent, and Puerto Bcllo, 
 in the WclVIndies, by Capt. Willian". Parker, cf Pil- 
 moulh, p lAi 
 
 CHAP. xir. "* 
 
 Some Notes relating to the general liijlory of that Part of the 
 Well-Indies, under the Dominion of th: Spani.irds. Col- 
 leHeJ from the broken O^ot-nfionj 0/ Alexandra Llrlino, 
 a Roman, Ww lived in Peru ««./ Chili ^^ Tears . 0/ Pe- 
 dro Ordonnes de Cevallos, a Spanilh Pnelt .■ of Lopez: 
 Ve7., a Portugucl;' ■ Tain by Capt. Withringtuii, at the 
 l{ivcr of Plate, wii/j his American Notes about him, p. y^g 
 
 CHAP. 
 
 ml 
 
 t. . h 
 
The C N T E N T S. 
 
 C H A P. Vlil. 
 T/j.' Suifitl IVjut;! cr I,.- > p..u!!!i lu.iiiS in ^cn;ral. liy A 
 coll.t, p. *yi 
 
 r i I A I'. xi\ . 
 
 »,:.• C /. .1 ...' Mr.d nil' y i't tM Sp.iiiii!i Well Imlii-s. Br 
 
 A.ili.i. p. 76; 
 
 c: H A P. XV. 
 
 til .■•V.v.v.-: I.;' 1':: '■"'.;^f '= FluriJa, i/t i.lc /v the Ecct im.lcr 
 t/ • ij-»;i/i.ti:.l ft |'.iinpliil.) N.irvai/,. H'riticu ly AWnro 
 K'.iuez, anOjjiccr :u t.^ej.im.', P-799 
 
 C li A P. X\'l. 
 
 /f r*£V;;;c ») Florida, /•> I'Vrn.iluln dc S^to, w/.'/j hii Di/coven 
 er ri'cCaniilrici ill ti.H P.iir iif theC'iiiiiiciit. H'rittni iy 
 1 P-.irliigUifi. iV/'/j nciit ill il.'rj'.iine Jixfclitim, p. S; f 
 
 f: M A p. XVII. 
 
 .i hii-F A::cu<it of l:>iic i^f lijcjiijl l-'rtnch fy.'^fJ to the Nor. 
 litem i'.irii et AllKI'ica, p. 81^ 
 
 C II A P. XVIII. 
 
 aV- jirrxwt n/.t I'y.r^e ta C.;inada, Iy Samu.'I C'hamplain,i/f- 
 
 ..'■<■ .\-./ /a (harks do Montmori-'ncie, Ui 4 Hij^h- AJmii.it 
 
 <y' Iraiici', p. Si n 
 
 C H A P. XIX. 
 
 M>ii/i-ur Monts'; /V.ij;." imo New I'rancc. II '1 i-'tcn Iy Mark 
 
 Ldcarbct, " P- 3i ; 
 
 C H A P. XX. 
 
 An .i.-.i'uiit J il'c iitj} t.t^lilh Pl.vu.itioni ill Virginia, 
 
 p. Sif 
 
 C II A P. XXI. 
 
 y1 P^'dtionff .1 }'n.iT^e to the K^rtheni I'.trl of \ Ircinia, p^r- 
 
 .'"'■'•r.! ivC.ift.CntiiviW. U'ittcii /:r Air, Gabriel Arclur, 
 
 ^^•■.■■l iv.i.c tie j.f'ie l'.).i9_e, p. 816 
 
 C H A P XXII. 
 
 ii Ac:ui>it of .: I'cy.ue to Virginia, Jet forth Iy the Hight Ho- 
 n-ur.ui:, Henry. Z-;.!!/ of SuuthampMn, ■:*../ the Lord 
 Tlinnvas Arundel, pertlmiei by C.tpt. Waymouth in the 
 Arc!i-An?,cl. W; /(few i,v Air. James RoIiLt, p. 817 
 
 c n A P. xxiir. 
 
 All Accsm' 0' the Viiiii iil'ii of t! e Siiiiierii Cihiiy /« Virgi- 
 nia, Anno i6c(j. ll'iiitiii Iy Mr. (iairgf Percy ; '0 which 
 is piejixe.l ihe jirji I'.iteiit fi,r li .■ I'l.iniaiioii of Virgini.l, 
 ^r.mteU /■» H^ii^ James ihat/.tmc l:,ir, p. 8 1 5 
 
 C H A P. XXI\'. 
 
 TijeContinuittion oftl;c Virginian Alf.iin^ f'loiii 1610, to 1620. 
 
 p. 837 
 C H A P XXV. 
 An Account of the Si.ite of the Virgini.in Aifjin, from tit 
 L.itter pjrt ef A. D. 1619, till i6i.).. p. 84'J 
 
 r. H A P. XXVI. 
 
 [be llijhry of Virginia • Dr^wn from the ll'iilingt of C.ift. 
 |ohn .Smith, p. S+j 
 
 C U A P. XXVII. 
 
 An Accciint 01 ilie p>J} l'Uiit.itien of the Rerniudas, or .Sum- 
 mer IJlinJi ; with ilie t\i.iiiir.il llij'iory of the Country. Ex- 
 trjclcii Jrsm the Memoirs of Cipt. Smilli, Mr. Uiili.ird 
 Norwood, William Strake, l-.Jf, aiiitJnn-Otiicii, p. 84*( 
 
 c. H A P. xxvm. 
 
 All Acccuiit of (cine of the ji'ft Att< 'pts towardi the Difiaverji 
 .iiiJ I'hti.tjtion of New England, P- 8;i 
 
 C H A P. XXIX. 
 
 A liehition of a I'liiitjiion fettled at Plimouth in New Eng- 
 land, n-ith the I'loceediii^s thoreof, p. 8yz 
 
 CHAP XXX. 
 
 An Account nf Kcw-England, tritii the hUnnen andCuJIaim 
 ot the X.itiv:t, p. 8f7 
 
 CHAP. XXXI 
 
 ■jV.r Diicorcry of New Scotland , with hit M,ijejly's P.ueiit 
 fort I'i.tnt.itionof thej.ime, . p. 8/9 
 
 C H A P XXXII 
 
 The Di/cmery and Plantation of Ncwtoundland ; with an Ac- 
 count of tlje Country, and his Majejiyt Paten! for tie Phin- 
 tasimof the Jtniey \). ttio 
 
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 Sir /i' 
 
 Mr. i-U<lt> '"; 
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 Mr .Ih^l'''"' ■ 
 Mr, Troiiiai A' 
 Mr, Ihini'" ■" 
 
 His (irace 
 ,Slr n'lOiain lit 
 
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 Edn:nl U-im- 
 ■rheReverenil 
 Alcx.i'iJ-'i B'" 
 
 ciiic, Kl'l 
 Mr lir-i^. 
 Mr. B.Mf.' 
 J.iiiies Bliike- I- 
 Madam Bron-'i 
 Kjn.it dde la I! 
 J.ihi B-niict. I 
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 Mr. «''■•''■ . 
 Mr, /(•■•;'', 01 
 
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 Ld^cArd B. 
 
 Mr 
 
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 Mr, lUnj-innn 
 
 Mr, 3o'"» *•■'•'' 
 Mr. l-r.mcis B.- 
 Mr, «">'■/'■. * 
 Mr. Samuel Si 
 Capt, lirowiiey 
 Mr, Barnes. 
 Mr. i'hilip ^'1' 
 The Rev'erem 
 The- Reviren 
 The Reveren 
 
 ccjlcip.ire. 
 Mr, Irancis B 
 Mr, Andrew I 
 Mr, John B-Jri 
 Mr Thomai B 
 Mr. Daniel Bi 
 
 III. 
 
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 N A- 
 
 Thc Right 1 
 
 John I .(jrd Cu 
 
 The Honour 
 
 Bartruin Cone. 
 
 Mr. Callleion 
 
 Allen Ch.nnl-n 
 
 Mr. Henry Cl 
 
 ilemy Crow, 1 
 
 J.icob Courtri 
 
 imrton-fire 
 
 Mr. Rol/ertC 
 
 l\ir. J/44C Ca 
 
 Landon-tV. 
 
 Mr. 7»/. Co: 
 
 Cornhill, I 
 
 Mr. S-unuet ( 
 
 John Cr eight 
 
 Mr. Thonias 
 
 Mr. JM//M" 
 
 ^1r Samuel 
 
 Mr,'i'/.io. C'/m 
 
 Mr. John Ch 
 
 Mt.Car'ajs, 
 
 Mr. Ki'g'r C 
 
 Mr. Rot'"' 
 
 Mr. H'ihi'" 
 
 £./rv.irJ C/.i 
 
 Mr. Francis 
 
 Mr Kn'^t.' 
 
CAoiiy in Virgi. 
 
 Percy ; to which 
 
 ion of V'irgini.i, 
 
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 Otiicii, p, S4>< 
 
 ■</* rif Difiovtry 
 
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 Navii^antium at(]iic Itincrantium Bibliothcca, m were J'ent in to 
 us ; fever al of which are for Seven Books. 
 
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 HIS Cirxc the Diikc of St. M-ixl 
 Ji'hi i i-.M^." .Iplri'cc, F.fq, of l:,i,^eiokf,\niyorceflctPl. 
 Sir iiii»;/ .-liichcr. Baronet. 
 Mr Ch.irl" ^>k'«f"""^ S.-Vi.ijl!t, Mcr(li;int. 
 TlifKeVi r iidMr. ^lupere, Mlnillcr ui ihc French ChuTcU 
 
 ill ill? i'.l. 7. 
 
 Mr Al'raham Ajhmrth, BookfcUcr in Diirh.tm. 
 
 Mr. Cfoinai Allen. 
 
 Mr. lV.tir;MJ J'V"/"'", HuokfcUor inSt. P.i«/s ChurLli-yard. 
 
 Mis (iraw tin- Duke ot Bc.tutcjt „ , • „ , 
 
 Sir H'lUijm B<»f"i,>, Baronet, ok .l/hl'mnn.mHil, in Oei/'/- 
 
 /'•"■"•■ ^ . - 
 
 (■■/ivMr/ B.ii>'-i ol t-i// Cir/ffsu, Com Norff. Cent. 
 The Reverend Mr. B.^y-'^, MCoJJhal, in K/^.v. 
 Alc.\.ui.U-< B:iitjnti<jiiij, oi BtUjiM, in tliu County of Lan- 
 
 c.ijlc, EU\, 
 Mr. iJ'.'^iJ. 
 Mr. U.i^'cr. 
 J.IMCJ Bli'k'^ l^l'li 
 
 M'.'.d.un Urown. _ , ^ „ . 
 
 *^,.i.ii.( ./c /4 Bfu-, E(q; of SoMf/j.i"> in Ghuceflcrpire. 
 Jnbi B.-niict, Rector of Von, in B«cV- 
 7 A,; B,-i, Efq, 
 Mr, »'..-'. 
 
 Mr //!■;'', of BirchJen, in A/«'- 
 Mr. i; .-mi. « . .I'-'f. 
 Mr ys/K i.ij<;i:;, Stationer. 
 Mr. U'llli.im Byromc. 
 Mr L.lv3r,l Ihrcme, Junior. 
 
 Mr. licnjuinin B.ir^o, Buokfellcr in (■I'eJiminfler.fUl 
 Mr. John Bullinci.!. 
 
 Mr. /■'■(«£'! «■""•■)', Bookfeller in Hallifax, Torklhirt. 
 Mr. Uojvile, Hooldcllcr in FIca/lnet, Ij.n.t. 
 Mr. S.iinucl Bulled, Merchant. 
 Ciipt. Broainiy. 
 Mr iJ.irncJ. 
 
 Mr. !'/."'/<> Bifi:i>i), Bookfeller m EMter. 
 The Reverend Mr. Vennct, <ji dlcUJlcy. 
 The- Reverend Mr Ucwcrt. 
 Tlie Reverend Mr. Bernard, Reftor ot Toim.iiiou, Clou- 
 
 ccfterjlirc. 
 Mr. Irancii Blith, Bookreller m Colchejhr 
 Mr AnJrew Bill, Bookfeller in Unilon. 
 Mr. John «ar«tj, Bookfeller in I'.iUMill, If'efim. 
 Mr Thom>iiB:vcr, Bookleller in fleetjircet, Lomt. 
 M\.O.micl Brown Bookfeller without Tcin;>/f-fl.»r, Lend. 
 
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 The Rinlit Honour;djle the I .ird C.iow.irtir;. 
 
 John Lord Cults, B.ironof Gjiv.ih, inlrelani!. 
 
 The fi')nourahle Ccor^c Cl.uk^ Efq, 
 
 haiiriim Coney, Efq, 
 
 Mr. Ciltlelon. 
 
 Alien Ch.wibc, Efi|, of lUH-Ue.iAU.iH, mjimoreLmd 
 
 Mr. Henry Clement!. Bookfeller in0.vj>; 
 
 IkmyCrow, E(q: ,,i B-iMiiintui. 
 
 J.icoh Courlris of Lou.hn, Broker ill Coft-Il.iUCourt, Fioj- 
 
 mcrton-ftrecl. 
 Mr. Koberi Cl.ivcll, Bookfeller in St.P.m/'sChurch yard,Lo«j. 
 Kir. IJtiac Cailcneiloi LonJon, Mccchanc in CroJs-l\eyt-Cnurt, 
 
 London-H'-iU. ^ 
 
 Mr. 7"/. Conien, Bookfeller, near St. Peter s Church, in 
 
 Cornhilt, Lond. 
 Mr. S.vnuel Crouch, Bookfeller in Cornhill, LonJ. 
 3olm Creighlon, M. D. 
 
 Mr. Tl>om,is Cl^ipman, Bookfeller in Pill-Mull, IViJlm. 
 Mr. H^ittiam Cl.tphim. 
 
 Mr Samuel Llvi, Bookfeller in fli>cAin-/.«nf, LonJ. 
 Mr'l'ho. Chii:la!ck.<'i'Chtt.lwici-Hall, in Com.L«nc.</?iri-,Gcnt. 
 Nil . John CUi k. ill the OU-Chani^e, Lond. 
 Mr. Cttt^ajs. of the CiJhm.HouJe. 
 Mr. Hi'gir Cl.nrll of Steeple, in OorfetOiire. 
 Mr. HcOeit Corker, Merchant of Falmouth. 
 Mr. H'iliiamCt.vtiin, B.ie,l; feller in Manchejler. 
 EdK.Vfd Clai/eU, Efq, ot Smidmr,ie,'m the lllc of Piirbeck,. 
 Mr. Francis Ci;.;i;jn, Buokf llcr in the Temple, l.oyj. 
 Mr KicholAiCex, l!u'kfell-r wiihcut I'cmplc-U.ir, Lmd. 
 
 John l)yk.e, Efq, of F.int, in Sup.:: 
 
 Mr Jalm b.rjis, Surveyor of the Queen's Ware Iloufe at 
 
 the Cujlom-ilou/e, Lond. 
 The Reverend Mr. Downs, Kei5lor of Brington, in JVoi. 
 
 ihamptonfijire. 
 Mr. Join L ■<vu. 
 Tiiomai D.ith, |unior. 
 Mr. John Door, Surveyor of the Searchers at the CujUm- 
 
 llou/e. 
 Mr. James /Jo.'yo»,V\'archou(e-Kceper there. 
 Jo/eph Durdcn of l{r.chd.ile. in Lanc.tjhire, Gent. 
 Mr. M.itthiM D.ignail, Bookfeller in Aileilwy. 
 T'hc Reverend Mr.Tio. Ucvcnif^ot Down St. Mary, D^ven. 
 Mr. William D.ivii, Bookleller in Ccrnhill, Lond. 
 
 Maurice F.mmet, Efq; 
 
 John Kdirin, Efq; 
 
 Mr. John livans. 
 
 The Reverend Mr. /;y/irii<. 
 
 The Reverend Mr. fiK./HJ, Reftor olZ'ffington, Lincolnjhiie. 
 
 Mr. Oliier Eilifon, Stationer. 
 
 Mr. Edw.irdLveis, Bookfeli.r in St. Paul': Church yard. 
 
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 Sir Thomas Foilop. 
 
 Mr. John h.icrvn, M. A. Vicar of Kun-Eaton,tV.trrticl{n:ire. 
 Mr Fowler. 
 
 Mr Sohun Fox, L L. B. Vicar of Mclk.-P:am, Ifilt/I}. 
 H'tliiam Verne, Efq, of Preeje, mShropJhire. 
 Mr. iVilliam I'rtem.in, Bookfeller in Durham. 
 The Reverend Ntr. i-V<J»i(c/;'«, Rciftor of CLiUon, H.imp/!;ire. 
 Dr. Feme, Phyikian. 
 Hubert Fry, Efq, of J'e.vty, in Devonfhire. 
 John Fcnion of l^ewcajlle, in Staffor.tjhire, Gent. ' 
 
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 The Right Honourable the Earl of Gainsborough. 
 
 HSgerQ.tic, Efq; 
 
 Mr. Grymes. 
 
 Mr. Join Goodlad. 
 
 Mr. timothy Goodwin, Bookfeller in Fleetjircet. 
 
 Mr. Tiomoi Getiini, Bookfeller in iaSop. 
 
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 The Revi rend Dr. Hafcaid, Dean of if'ind/or. 
 
 The ficvcrcnd Dr. iLirtKell. 
 
 The Reverend Mr. HMs. 
 
 Capt. nation. 
 
 James H.iycs, Efq, 
 
 Mr. JJm Hiptinjlalt, Printer 
 
 Mr H.lward Ik.ul. Letter Founder, Lend. 
 
 Mr. Edward Hill, Watch Graver in ^iLiei/^ate-ftiict, , 
 
 Mr. Il:i;;hes of the Bank. 
 
 MT.I{ol>cit Hamilton, Merchant. 
 
 Mr. Tow i; Home, Bookleller under the i{v.il-Exch.vijjj. 
 
 Mr. llubb.lrd. 
 
 Mr. Benjamin Harrifon,]\xmoT, of Virginia, Qcn. 
 
 James Holt of C iJIL'ton, In L in..ijhirc, (ift^, 
 
 An.irew Hddcn ot Rochdale, in Com. Lane 'Jler, (J jnt. 
 
 Mr. Il.-ltcs. 
 
 The Reverend Mr. Hopk.ins, ReiStorof Clanvill, Hampfljirc. 
 
 Mr. Nichol.ii Humfrcy. 
 
 Mr. Nath. Uillicr, Bookfeller in Leaden-HaU (Ireet, Lond. 
 
 I>»r. Cha. H.irper,Boijk feller over-againit St. Dunjlans Church . 
 
 Mr. ll-'iiliam Hawcs, Bookfeller in Fleet:!, cct. 
 
 Mr. John HarJii.g, Bookfeller in S'.wpoi:.jl,e:t, ll'cjlm. 
 
 Mr. George Hart is, Bookf Her. 
 
 Mr. Natb. Hartford, 15ookfeller in Port/mcuiL. 
 
 . Lond. 
 
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 The Reverend Mr. Jephcot. 
 
 Mr. James J.:ck,lon of London, Br.iker, in Croshy-Squurc, 
 
 Bijhop/gate.jlreet. 
 Mr. Jojeph Jackjon, over-againft H^iiile-Ciiappei ( hurcli 
 Mr. John Jontt. 
 
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The N AM Es of the S U Jl S C R I B It R s. 
 
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 The Rcvcrind Dr. Ki»i-, Minilleruf tln;CA.if/<T.W<>«/>. 
 
 il'.>ittr Kr»', l-'<|. 
 
 ^ir. IftHhin Kj'i-tii'nai Eltefmire, in Shropfl.urt. 
 
 Nlr. /<^i/r>f *C"'X- 
 
 Mr. 7i»i..t AC." '/•''". Roi)k(Mlfr ia St. P-iu/'s Church-yard. 
 
 Mr. H'hrt ^Hi/i/'c^. H;)okfc!lcr in St. (-".jk/'s C.hurch-yard. 
 
 Nlr. ff '.i/.'iT V lU-h, Bo(ik(i'lli.r in St. l'.i«/'< C hurth-yard. 
 
 Nlr. Ch. K.'"A< ^Mkl'dkr m It'.jl'iiiiiJL'r .n.ill. 
 
 Sarciifm Lutterr.i, El(|, 
 Mr /..iiv.'i7. 
 
 Jim i; Li.lliite, M A. Chaplain of the Found.uion, and 
 Muftci of till.' l-'nc-Schuul of l{ici:jr.l Lord l{;\-i' at K-/- 
 
 y/ci./. ir/?<-.v. 
 
 Nlr. l.iv!.l.iy, Bookfilicr in Evfp:jm, H'orcefterjhire. 
 
 Nlr. (f'.Vi.iin Li'rihrJ, Biioklillcr In IV-irminJierJt'ilrJhire. 
 
 Mr. Artlur L.iN^^fiirJ of l-.Ueimcrt.\ in Shcpl'iiire. 
 
 Mr. yi""' l.iKrence, Booklillcr in the Poultry. 
 
 Mr. Ucin.ui LintJt, HuokfMkr at the Ttrnple Ciate. 
 
 Mr. E.lx.ir.t Lh-loi Uinli.tr.l-ihftt, Cort'ce-Man. 
 
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 Mr.Gi-or^'c Molt, Chvmill. 
 
 Mr. Tramai \Ljr of AOin^.Lii. 
 
 Mr. M.-/c/;.-r. 
 
 Nlr Henry Mirtlocli,, Booklcllcr in St. P.in/'s Churchyard. 
 
 Mr. St^fl:'>i Milieu. 
 
 Mr. MU.lleto,i, Vi;arof Cuckjieil. 
 
 ^Ir. (.Vor^f Mujfcl of l.rnUii, AJerLhuit. 
 
 Mr. li.nj.tmiii Male, Printer. 
 
 Mr. 7- ■« AJjH.V-v. 
 
 7s''H Milium, Gent 
 
 M;-. 4'im3ii M(i'/ij, Bijoklillcr inLeicefler. 
 
 .irti:!ir Mooi c , E(q, 
 
 iU^'..Cliriji::p'>cr Afjr^.iii, M i c hant of LoiJ./j'), 
 
 Mr. /^/•iViT' A/orjc^^/iJH, Bookl r in St. l'iiul'% Churth-yard. 
 \Ir. Ti.'omii MiJ. i/A", H.iokli-lkr in Oxfry./.rtHf. 
 N!r. lij^-l.'.'r.i Mulif, liookfeiicr on Tywcr-llUi. 
 \ii-. Sttiiu:! M.u.f:ip. HooklcUer in Curnliill. 
 I\ir Vjtn.is Mc.i.l, l-'rinter. 
 
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 J^ines S.itlrrp, Ef(], 
 Fc4m;;j .\'(;;;:{/.'', f.l<), ^ 
 
 JcX/i Xicholfon, M. 1). in KJn^O J^^'^'t ?'';/'"'■ 
 Mr. lll.ii-im SiclKlJvri. 
 
 Nlr. .VjJcrt. 
 
 Mr. l{ici.htrJ iViv/oM. 
 
 /Uidrew Socll, EQ], of fl^iimtll. 
 
 Ullli.ini Norc/iff, F.f(J, of the Tir»//i/f. 
 
 The Reverend Mr. iV.i'y/.', Siih De.in ot Strum. 
 
 Mr. T'.om.is .VtwioroHj«,BookItllcr in St. P.)«rs Church-yard. 
 
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 The Right Honourable the Countcft of Orrcr)\ 
 Siry-J"'" O.xenJen, Barontt. 
 
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 Archdtll Palmer, Efq, 
 
 Mr Pr/cf. 
 
 Mr. l'j)iie. 
 
 The R»vcrcnd Mr. Pi-jVc of 0/.r,fra, inShcpfmre. 
 
 Mr. 7o/'n Prjrf-ii, |i-\Vcilcr, in St. Martins Ic Cr.tnl. 
 
 Mr. Thomas I'ejlel. Icwclkr, in St. Lan'reiicc-L.inc. 
 
 Mr. Jch" P"', Merchant. 
 
 Capt H'llliiiin I'nrffns of the ciuccn's W'arc-Houle in the 
 
 Cujlom- Houfe, Lend. 
 Capt. Thom.is Phillips of B'tckriiicl{_. in Sautl'-H'jlts. 
 y^o^fr Pchu.int, i'.fq, of B.i^i lit, in Flint/hire. 
 
 "rte Reverend Mr. Py<:.-, Vicar ot TQmt-M.tlling, inA^fwf. 
 ^\v. Edmund Palmer, Kookleiler in AV.im^oi J, Lincolnjhire. 
 'I'he Reverend Mr. I'runtm,/, Rci^lor of I'Udbury, H'orceft. 
 Mr. Rjchard Pjrkf, Bonkl'-llcr under the i^^).i/ Exchange. 
 Mr. C;.4r/« Pfitir, Map-fcHcr in K'.ipping. 
 
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 Sir t-^'iltiamH^iinfiu, Kt. uf // j(>oh (.n ThAmei, Surrey. 
 
 Cinijhpler H^mliurAi, L'.(i), ot Ctrli-Hjll, in Com. Lii»ctiJ}er, 
 
 Mr ?(//.» /<.o?f', M. A Arch Deacon ol Lcicejlcr. 
 
 Mr. Snniuei H.iv,incil. 
 
 Mr. ({iiymmd, Merchant. 
 
 Mr. Hc«y y</W(-j,Book(c!ler near Fiect-Bridge. 
 
 Mr. /lie/ /<"/", Booklellor in Pleeeftreet. 
 
 Mr. Jitmcs l\$und, Bouklelkr in Exchimge-AUej. 
 
 Mr. li'illi.tm H^ffri, Bookfellcr in Fleetjittet. 
 lnomii Holiinjun, E(q; 
 
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 The Right Reverend the F .orj Diffiop of S.irwn 
 
 Sir Phillip SydeniAHi, Baronet 
 
 Dr. Salmon. 
 
 Mr. Stockflale, EC(\; 
 
 lipbettSnell, Eftj; 
 
 Vyrin^ham Stephens, E(n; 
 
 Dr Stare. 
 
 Him am SaclJ-y, Lfc], 
 
 Mr CeiDge S.in'l'fsdne, Bookfellcr in l.itile.Bi n.tii, 
 
 Mr. Samue' Sitter. 
 
 Mr Sene.x, Bookliller in Coinhili 
 
 Mr. Jmas Sedgley. 
 
 Mr. Samuel Smsth, Bookftlltr in St Pjm/ st.hunh-y.irJ 
 
 Mr i\Vvi7 Sintmonds, BookfelliT in Sirliild, iuti(jhne. 
 
 Mr. y. Sprint, Bookfcllerin Liitle-Bntain. 
 
 Mr S.imuclSe!re, Bookfellcr in No»iric/j 
 
 Mr aetirre Strth.tn, Bookfcller againft the HcyalE.\ihan-- 
 
 Mr. Jr,/hu.i S-iuire, BUckxvell-Hill Fadlor. 
 
 Mr Hfchard Smith, B;)ok((:lli.r without Temple B.tr 
 
 Mr.7«/;n SturtiA London, Enf^Tiver. 
 
 Mr. BjchaidSjre, Booklcllcr in Crays-ln.t 
 
 Ji-'.n Speke, E\(], nf llminjlei , in Smserjet/hire. 
 
 Mr. Beni.imsnSmit'rurft, Booklcllcr in launerjlon. 
 
 Thomas Sandfcrd oi San.itotd, in Shnp/hire, K((l, 
 
 The Reverend Dr. tVfwn/ .v.iniI;., Kcdor ot 'I'liii-Cluuh, 
 
 Shropjhire. 
 Mr. i{,ilph Smith, Bookfellcr under the lioyal-E-uhange. 
 
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 The Right Honourable the Lord Tracy. 
 
 Mr ',1'ilii.tm Tipping of London. 
 
 \)r.l>lin. 
 
 Mr. Jjmci T.iylor, BookfMlor ill Ch.uham. 
 
 Cpt. Turner o( U'J^miiJler. 
 
 Mr. JoAw Til.'ot/cn, Aiiill.mt i'l theSurveyoi ot tlic Qyeen's 
 
 \\ arc-Houfc at the Cuji-.n.lhuje, Land. 
 Mr. Ellis Tyrrell, Mcrdunt 
 Mr. {■filliam Thcr:dd, iVkn hant. 
 
 Mr. Jonathan Taylor, Bookfellcr ill lllit.Churrh, Siropfl'iie 
 Mr. John Tl:etd ot Ailcibuiy, B;u.'<s. 
 Mr. George Tilden. 
 
 Mr. John Taylor, Bookfiilcr in Namptnich, Chef.ire. 
 Mr. Benjamin Tuoke, liookftllcr at the Jimple (iate. 
 Mr. JohnTaylor, BookfJIcr in St. P.ihI\ (.hurcliyard 
 
 
 Or. Vince of CoUingKood, in Hlltfl.Ure. 
 
 Mr. i<oicr« yincent, Bookfellcr near C/iffo/./'j //,-, 
 
 VV 
 Sir Jofefit H'oolfe, Knight. 
 Colonel H'llliam n'.itier. 
 
 Sir Edmund Hal upp fwiiofc Two only Sons, C.(j\. Lent i,.i„ 
 and Edmund, were kill'd in ihcBittle 'A'Stienlfirl;^, 1691 ) 
 Mr. Nicholas H'olJlenholm,A Ijrlyllill, in Middlcji; \ 
 
 Dr. n'ej}. 
 
 Capt. li'illiam!. 
 
 Capt. Iloveden ll'alke). 
 
 The Reverend Mr. H'llliam IJ'ard, Minillerof Port/moutij. 
 
 Mr. John H'itl^int. 
 
 Mr. James H'codnard. 
 
 Mt. l^ichilas H'ooljti. 
 
 Mr. 7o«H 1^1-jfall, Lead Merchant. 
 
 Mr. (f Wt/;. 
 
 Mr. l{ich.ird Ifilkin, Bookfellcr in St P.iu/'j Church-yard. 
 
 Mr. Uen y ff'.iters, I..ind-Surveyor at the CnJlomJIju/e. 
 
 Mr. Samuel IVent ot Pal{~n.ill. 
 
 Mr. Samuel H-'tters, Skinner. 
 
 The lieverend Dr. Thomas H'yat, ReiSiar n{ Brcmham, lyiltf. 
 
 Mr. I{«,ier H'.irn, Bookfellcr in Chippenham. 
 
 Mr. K'ilUam H'llhs oi Exton, ia Bjitland/hire, 
 
 Mr. Math. Wotion, Book(ilL-r in PleeiJIreet. 
 
 Mr. John If'alther, Broker in the Temple. 
 
 Mr. Benjamin H'alford, Bookfi.'iler in St. P.ih/'s Churh-yat.i. 
 
 Mr. John fVy.it, Bookfi'llccrin St. P^h/'s ('hurth yard. 
 
 Mr. Jihn H'ard, Buoklellgr in Lci^rjUr 
 
 His Grace the Lord Archbifhop of Toik_. 
 
 Mr. John Tarwell, SpeiLicle-inaker i.. -'ilg-Ue-JIrect. 
 
 Mr. C/.'.i//fi Tto. Bookfcllerin ii.vfff. 
 
 I 
 
 0/1 
 
 THE 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 PART the Firft. 
 
 Of the Origitution of Mankind, thcTcopling of the World, and 
 
 the Migration of Nations. 
 
 \V 
 
 \i, k 
 
 Hocvcr willc.ircf'v.lly anc! unprejuJi- 
 <-;itily conliilci, lh.it there hath in 
 .ill Ai'.ci, .iml .iinoni^rt all Nations 
 ^ , liccii .1 lonltaiit TiaJitioii, Th.ir 
 
 MankiiKi li.ail itsOiimii.il .-a /.c <,^)„.'i , or tioinfome 
 firft I'.iirius iKt begotten 111 the common way, but im- 
 maiiauly ire.-iteJ by Goii iiiiiilelt'. Whoever will ob- 
 lerve that the liicrcal'c ot MmkiiKt l.uly ex>;ccils the 
 Dcereafc . and that Nations iiliially nave doubled their 
 l'eo|i|c 111 aioiit i'lo Yravs, if luv: looiier : Whoever 
 will imlmie inio liie unp.iiial lineiiii(.:i ot Arts and 
 Scieikv-s, and latisfy hiuilelt in, in Ibitoiy. as he tnay 
 eali.y d'-., iliai ilicv all hart ilu'.i Kik ui.niii ihecom- 
 palsof live nr lix Thoiiland Ve;ir> : Who.ver will ju- 
 (Ik-ionlly . ' nliilt ili ■ Hilloi v ol ilu' n pit antieni Times, 
 and ti'iii t'leiice olilervc, that v.c lia\e no authentiek 
 AcioiMi'-s of anv I'lanfiiltioni, Ori(!iiiaI;i ol Kingdoms, 
 Wars, r.r Inltitminns nf Lius, Cinvernnienrsand Coni- 
 iiKm'.voi tlv. I'cyond that lime ; b'lt that the I'lanta- 
 iiiii- 'I .ill known Rirtsoftl'.e SVoild, nay even the 
 Ori);in.il :uid ftp'.<:i>r!irs cf the HiMthcn Deitys tlieni- 
 feUe;, tall all n'ihimhat I'eucd : Wtioevcr, I lay, will 
 lanJidly foiilidir tlitl'c Evidences, muli conclude iliar 
 wcluve'all ihe moral Alliiiance.s pollible. That thcVVorld 
 had .ili.riiu.iiy, and tliatMaid.nul had i: j tirll Origiiul 
 about tile 'lime we li.ive fo paititular an Account ot in 
 the Sacred Hiltory of the liiliie : And confequently, 
 n'i(lra>ltinp from the D'eiiie Authority of My.^j's Hilio- 
 ry, it cannot but W iookr upon as the molt valuable 
 I'iive of Antuiuity extant in the \\ o: Id. bor'tis plain- 
 ly to liun only tint we arc in l- Src.i f.>r our Knowledge 
 of the Tune and Maiuv i of the Higiiuiing of the 
 V'o;ld : of ihc Mill l'dr.;iit: ..f Mank.nd ; of theCiulc 
 of tiie h'r.ulty and Depravity (1 Ib^man Nature, of the 
 Intenroisof Aits, the On)>nial of Natuns, the firft 
 Found r:; of Empires and KiiiRdonii, ^nd of the Infti- 
 tutiuiK of l.av;s .iiid Govrrnmcnt. Which tilings in aJj 
 other antiint Hillories aie fo intcinux'd with Fables and 
 ndi.uloiis 101.11. c amiable Stones, ijiat all we can leiin 
 In 111 rhcm is, rliai thev knew no'hinjj ot the matter, 
 Inn what iluy lU.le foun him defii'iiedly, (r had con- 
 veyed to iliein ly iminiiihirial li.ivin.on tVom hiin. 
 1 lie aml>i!:ous I'lCtrnccs ..f ahnnit all Nations to Aiiti- 
 ']>iin', and 10 the N'am tloiy of beiiijj /' vm .«:•;, hath 
 o.calioned their HiilonaAs to intcrmimjlc i't nianvl-'ablcs 
 and I.ics with the Accottnts of thiir Orinination, that 
 there is h.udly any heed t.i be ^i'. en to what they re- 
 late; 11 a' oiii;lit ihey to iiirrit our Belief any fut'.l.er 
 than a.s they au; coll.itcrall', conlifiiud by o'licr Hiltones: 
 But til.' Account which A/r/.vt gives us of the peopling 
 of the Lartli alurtlie Ucliipe by ,N' ci's CIr.ldieii, is fo 
 conl'cniiai'le t.i all the atithcniick Records yet lemaining 
 in any 1 aupuage, that it carries wuh it itrciibible Kvi- 
 deiice ; an.i its Brevity and manner of Relation is as 
 .adm.rable as its Truth and In'elliiteiice is valuable . For 
 we h.ue more Information from hini i:i one Chapter, 
 than we laii pa waliotit him Ir-'in ail the large Vo- 
 lumes of oilier Audiois. Un'efs therek.rc Men will be 
 \'o ridi:i:Ii;ul'y capricious, as lo i!cny the Autli.iri:> of 
 an Auth r, only liec.nfe he hath D'.viiie Inliuration to 
 Uipport ium, ihc Hiltory wliuh "i '.■. gives us of die O- 
 riguial of Manknid a:id thcPeopUr.jtot theVVorld, ought 
 to cLiiiu the greaccll Iharc ot our Veneration and 
 Rrpard. 
 
 His Account of ilie I'c iplingof the Kartli before the 
 Deluge, is delignedly lliorr, his Intention being only to 
 rc'ate the incilt rcnnrkacle Pa'.iages, and to give an ae- 
 ciiint of the .Siicce.ilonof the Holy 1. me down tOjWi/.', 
 and 1 hence to his own Time 
 " But 
 tolliii 
 
 1 hence to his own Time. 
 
 ut he IS very particular about the Scjf of I'aratlij't ; 
 
 !ig us, tiiat It was placed I'l f..i:n Etjitf.inl ; that is, 
 
 Eallward of JiiHej, or from the Dtfett <( the ■■htio- 
 
 litei, where M/j was when he wrote iluv Account. 
 
 I'erhaps the Name of ii..' >/ might be derived Ir in tht 
 
 Plcafantnelsof the I'jace : But "we read of the Plan .r 
 
 Country of IJtn in feveral Places of Scnpiute, .as in 
 
 J \/«^j 19. 12. //it.-j7.ii. l-^fk- 17- 2^. and ilusl-.L-n 
 
 I was Eafiward ot ?,((/■- For in the Scripture 'Iv Inlia- 
 
 ibilants ot' Ar.tli.t, a; //vf .:/«.. i, and Icji.i, ao- cad.'d 
 
 i the Children of the halt. This /:./;; was part of the 
 
 i Kingdom ot Al]fi.:, as is plain from if. ' :;. 10. 12. 
 
 and that Kingdom autient,» contained, n . onf, the 
 
 Country then called ../kn, but alio .'i//. . ."i;,! and 
 
 ll.ihimi,!, S.-C. iiifoinepaii of ivhicli lall I'ioviikc the 
 
 Billiopot (Jv thinks Paradite was lituated ; ihoiigh the 
 
 generality of Authors call tile Region Mid ,. /.i;rtj.(. 
 
 Our ol lulrti Mrjci tells US a Rirer went, and from 
 
 thence (/. r . below the Garden; was parted into two 
 
 Heads. ThisRncr, according to the bell AccoiuUi 1 
 
 can find, was a Conji'milion of li,,;! i.jli .\ni\li«iis : 
 
 \'ot tlio' tliele Kivcis have .'iti'ercii' .Spinigs, and run 
 
 a long way afnnder. \etat lalt they meet in .,fiimi,: (as 
 
 I'tiioim faith;) which /Ifr.tnir., jNoc/u./ faiili, was the 
 
 I Place the A'.ihinis now call .Ucr.tf/ti, alxiut 45 Miles 
 
 j trom B.i^iitt, and then run together foi a great way. 
 
 ' This united Stream 1 rol-ablv ran through iheCountry of 
 
 l^ii.ii. and had ihe Garden of that Name leatcil on the 
 
 taftfiiie cf it; wiiofe Sov.ihern End vva^ at the parting 
 
 again ot the two Rivers ; but how fant went Eaftward, 
 
 or fpread it felf along the River, 'tis hardly poiiibb- 10 
 
 determine. 
 
 This River, 'W.Vj faith, hc.wicii.io fmr I IcnJ s : The 
 ludicious Commentator abovcnicntione J well obferves 
 he dotlinot fay, n\:i p<i.i,-il, \nn Oecniiie int,pu, ilcs.-ii^ 
 that IS, Streams For Sir ^/ 'r.lter Hfilc'^h liiews, that fo 
 all Divilions of a great River arc called. Which foui 
 Streams were, 'i'ijnii and E^.p'r'atei belore they joined, 
 and /'//lew and (.'//« alteiward.s. P//e'oj probably w;j:> 
 tile Welferii River l',l',tt■^ll.\ the fame with Oim^/..,' ac- 
 cording w i'.dm.iji ! ; a,„i fo 'tis drawn 111 ihe Maps of 
 Sirnli. .cr /(.;,c/^'/' and the molt leaincil Bc.-/',;i»: And 
 tliis.asoiii Mr.C.i r.-< oblcivesfri ni \ »• c/o'.', was called 
 limply il^lr;s : and B .■ • Miotr.s from /ly',.i)i. I'ctifh. 
 thattherc wasa Pl.ice called /''/.'.'.^'i hinjt near Miz/'/r.i- 
 ^-.i ; in all wliiJi N.imestl\-reare<^ meRenuiiis of the 
 Name /'."(,.;, or /'.;(>».■. And Sf. ,.. u telis us, that from 
 feme deep Trenches, which were ciir to carry the Wa- 
 ter of liu.i-r.itfs intoT.;;M.<, came the Name of i'ljiti- 
 ^o;,. But be this as itwill. Ai, ./ f.iith, trat ti.hUjucr 
 Lot)ifii]]^d:,e viKie Lr.r ,1 t,< Havilah lnC-«. ic. M'>lc: 
 inentions two llivilnl':, one defccnded tV'^iii /•'e;.<n, 
 V. 19. but this cannot be the H 11, '.li- licic r.-.entiored. 
 bccaufe his Foflerity were planted i .-dtward : Ih,: ihc 
 other ;i--,;,rt/,., V. 7. is fai 1 to 'e i;Li',.ended i\omCi/l\ 
 and gave rife 10 a more VVi ,1 Pco| Ic leafed on tl.at 
 par: ot .li,u>:a t'cii.x which borders en Lis Stream. 
 For wc read Om. 15. ib. iliat the (//'.'»,, r.,.-,f, which 
 certainly -.vtre the liihabiianti of .. .ii'.i i>/ /.;, arc 
 bounded 1 y j<.«. towards K. yf ■, and by llr.i , -, in the 
 \ia\ to ./.'/>..«. And after this, 1 S.-n.. 15 7 wc read 
 that S.7(,/tx)imd iir.t:':.'.h in the lame Siiuaticii. And lic- 
 c.r.rt, in his i'hn^.t^. /iC. 4. ,. n. 10.115. I. ..-. /unjie- 
 /.-.'. oblerves from .V'p.iin, that there were a People cal- 
 Icil x.,tx;„;,:, whu h were Inliaf itanti of . / ... .1. 
 
 Tlie next Stream .vli/.' calls (;'c,', of which Karne 
 indeed there arc hardly .loy Fc.o'fteis remaining; but 
 by ihe Country it is faid 1 1 encompifs. it mult be the 
 halterii lJi\i(ion of the River after its parting at l-.i;.:>i. 
 This Country he cdis \: h .■: n ocCjl -, by which we 
 are 10 uiiderltaiul, not that in /Ifi.r, but m AJli (for 
 the Atitieiiis nuntion two (-.'f /•/.,"/.•: s.) Th^s Bcch.it af- 
 ferts, and ^tefh. Mtrinui, in his Trtatife of Paradife, 
 b prove* 
 
 V I 
 
 'if 
 
II 
 
 i x\ 'I no DVt I ION. 
 
 f! 
 
 !i 
 
 jirovi-s t(i lit tiv I'oiintry I't' ^h/Jik', ulmh tlic '.''rr^f 
 c Itid Ki ),., ,iik1 il I- jv;/i)-),utlii» tunc t.illO'"-y/i", 
 ur thi- Comitrv "• t m. 
 
 Tl,cN:in.cOl' iln;'lliir.l Kier, ho fauli, is Itl.l.! *;•/, 
 ulnh ill IMn. 1.1. 4. 11 iilliii till- Ciicai Rivfi, aiid 
 ihiTc'orc muft bcT.'fi'.'; for /{lurvlft ti:\h M in his 
 Invc's, /I II. ..I), ili.ii ill his tiiiR' rhi- River l".\iu 
 was calicvt liy the I'l-opK' ol C/tMr >, 011 thcCoiiliiics ot 
 M.i:-, lli.i.i'kr. Ami r/iM r.iith, lih. (•. (.17. (l,.it 
 the f.' ■ I // IS Co I ;ilU\l iViMll its Swit'tiiels ; hut lli.lt where 
 It runs llower, 't;s, aIIoiI n/;;/if'-, nnJ ihe Amiii-.m .all it 
 l>r;ii.:: jn.l />;^ i; .ill wliih Wiir.S pLiiiiij ire Cor 
 rii|>[iiinsot" llieN.linc lli.li k.'^- 'he r.i'^^nw vi (Ji,.\ - 
 /uaiui •''n.»i..nuii.lcrsit l^if^.tt. 
 
 Till' t'omtli Kivci', .'•/■ "•:'!•■', Ahf I I'litli only '-..ncly 
 niciiTion, hv-.aiife it was very well kiniwn to iImI'c to 
 svhniii li.j wriite, .iiul ,it lh.1t tiiiu-. I'lie .S.'iii itierc- 
 fore of I'ai.ulile .»';is \h'.\- ( l.ncil : The Isivi-rs ' .pf,:- 
 ir' iiiiij /V^> ii ^j. e, // .J.I '.' .) )uiiicil loiiicwheie in ih.- 
 aiiiieiir B//.W.WI '. or, .is liimc c.ill it, A/-/ fr-.mi.i, into 
 otw L'rear Smaiii, on the I aft li Ic of whole Bulks the 
 (•ard. iiiit /•;./.->; was plaeeil ; at the Sou'.liw.iil KiiJ ol 
 ^^ hi.'h the River p.irtcil again into two Ntre.iiiis, then 
 I i;Vil '.'il 1: and (.'/''/ II ; but inproeeCs of time /■. ./.■. 1- 
 t < .iml /';;./., as beto'o their Con; 'lu'tioii, ulu. ii 
 Name wc liii I in the '■ cfk. ati.l H^iimu Writers i;ivui to 
 fhriii Mr./r //«', 'M \\\s \"\v rl'-iiy cf '■■ l:>: il, p. 
 io\. fiippofes the anient I'ar.iJifc to be at ihe ionic 
 t'otirfcot the Risers r/.; 4 ami l'up"'.!t.:', ci.lier In'ffire 
 thpy t'lil into ihe l''ih:ii (lulph, where they low I'liite 
 ti'pctluT, anil Icpera'e ipa 11, or rather when thef an- 
 tieiltlv I'.i'.i.led tlleniklves hehiw the Illan I O ii.ni. 
 
 where the 
 
 "(Ciiilt, iin.h'r the Iropick of C.im 
 
 tails lilt 1 1. ■ ."(•.// IH Sea. .'>o that the ex-aill Piaee of I'a- 
 ratl.e is iiove under ^\^^Ie^, iH-iii';;a l?ran.h, nr Hay, ol 
 the pleat Oce.iii What th;s (len'.lcmaii^ Rea'.ons are 
 that iniiiice him in be lo parriiiilar as to the .Seat of 
 Paradi.-e, the Reader u 11 lee 111 his Ingenious T hcory. 
 
 lliis llinrt Aeeoinit of the Situation of Paradile I 
 rliOMjiht proper ro i>ivc you here, bciauK 'tis aCJcogra- 
 phii»l Matter, ami iheicfoic proper f.' rhis Place : and, 
 tho' nodoubt the Site .f tliofe Ri\eis w.isi.iu.-li ehannei! ' 
 bytheHcoil, yettislikcU .A; /.m delenlns hem a» rliey 
 Wire III hi"; I'iinc, and as (\ h iliey I'o not dilagice with ! 
 the .A counts wt hive of tin Ic Places lr(>in o-.her' 
 hanrfj. I 
 
 I iK'rc is li'tlc more iicccfTarv to 1 c taken notireof , 
 here, nf .Maiteis tr;uilai!ted before the Dihi(>c, iiii|efs| 
 the Mention of i/i.i.'s going cut Iroin tlu- Preferce of, 
 thel ord m't. Wi.- / <r"./.' Kod, ntir E'ji rf iidcii ; hi> 
 dwe'hng there, and building ,1 City, which he called ' 
 •ifret Ills Son's N.iiue, / ..■ w. Ry which we inav 1111 
 flerltan.i, that ('.iiii\ (huh and Ken'orfc of Mind w.is 
 fo g;eat, iliit he .0. KI i. t bear the View of the V,/',- 
 ■■11. i/, or niiine ( .l.iiy. ill! then vilible Mark of (.io.i's 
 I'lefenre, and which ,il».de piobably 111 the I'lace where 
 .;..•'•«/ fctilcil hinilelf affr his Expidlioii out of I'jra- 
 dile : and theicf-irc wandicd away I'alhvaid from l-J-n, 
 into a Country, tha' Ivoiu his wandring up and down 
 thLn, had die N.ini .if .\' 'given ir, that is, ile l.fK.t 
 it l'ij.ih't..:<. ■) h s Place 'iniius tliinks, wasinthatl 
 Tract of LiikI, where ihe tirll Sem.tiin attcrwaril dwelt] 
 'W'ho perhaps n nk th. ir Rambling way of living from | 
 this liiU Vagabond ( .10 ; and which he fuppofes was i 
 near 'iuji'ihi:, or ' ■ ;r--r' n. Here, after he had moved 
 up and down for a great while, till liis Progeny grew 
 numerous, he at lall fettled, and built a City, and cal- 
 led it Ibirch (as was antiently very ufiial) after the Name 
 of a .Son he had thcntKirii Ahcr this .Wr/j mentions 
 only a tew PaHages of Cun\ ( lifspring ; looking upon 
 them, as fome of the Fathers fpeak, as fuch a wicked 
 Generation of Men, as were not worthy to be niiiubred 
 in the Book of the I.iv ing ; whereas hegivcs a plain .Ac- 
 count of t ■ (lenea'ogy ot Srrl^ ( .iii /tin's Sot\) down to 
 the time nf tin Dil ge, 1111 1 thence ta his own Age. 
 
 As ro all orlu r .Matters from hence to the Flood ^s 
 how fir the faith was peopled by the .■hitcJ!.':.;i,ii'i^ jn 
 what Parts t.f liic World they Ii tiled, wliedicr thev had 
 any Ship~ iir l*oats, and what Tnvels or Voyages they 
 made, v.-e .an advance nothi..g but mcer ConjeCfiire 
 and ih.TefnK Ihall fay nothing of it ; bur proceed rr 
 coMli.ier the Peopling of theKaith after the 1-lood, b\ 
 >"•; and hi; Familv, theonlv Survivors in that T-'nivcr 
 f.i'D'-lui'c. 
 
 Of ih.. Capacifv, Form ar.d Fiame of the ,Aik, I 
 ne"d r.iy nudliiu;, u having been iuftiucniK p'o cd o- 
 i-ei ni)..! over, thir it was capable of hohlinn all thole 
 l_'i. ..rmes (.';nd tlieir Food; whiLli Were ir.:hidid ui i' 
 
 n ;:; the t'lm that ilie Waters of the Deluge coverui 
 
 I'.' Iir'h, v.hlili was a whole Year : Only 'tis piofei.l 
 
 for my Pnrpofe to oblcrvc, that 'tis exceeding probaMe 
 the Ark did not move tar lr..m the Place where .V .''■ 
 biult ic, bill waj nil) )ul>, as it were, lifted up lioin 
 grcunj by the .ijv.nicnig WatrrD, and then fet d'lWn 
 .i,Haui: I iir its veiy i<reat liiilk and CheH-iike li[;ute 
 wasvcry iinpropri |. r Sailing; and wc read of no 0«r», 
 MaltsorSailvihai ithadt.i move it, or Rudder to (leer 
 it : .\iid theie was no Wind 10 drive 11 (lom Place to 
 Pla.e ; fur the W'hil ,,iiiie not iilUtttrihe Ark was fafc 
 a ground on the Mountains t.l .-/Kjirtf, as is faiily cnn- 
 cliidaMc from the Tut. lliislicinglo, and it being al- 
 1" probable, ih.it tho '.ii». s Piugeiiy rambled aUiu; ilic 
 I anil, am! fettled tlieiiiliKes remote fioin the .Stai of 
 ■ hUm, andliis Policrityof the Holy Line; yet 'tis very 
 likely that ili' IV, I lay, tixcd rlicnifclves fomewhert luar 
 to and aboi. Paradice, inthe Provinceol Bih.'or, I .>- 
 '■■, M-fr^f'trmin, &i. I 01 then, as Hoc-n 1 well oh- 
 lerves was the griatelt Plenty ol the f.i;>/ 1. UW that 
 IS, I'tpi.-Js, as our /•'h.'.V. iiihisMilitlljicislijih, I thin.'., 
 proved) of which (iod . oiiiinauded Nu.iii to make the 
 Ark: And here alfo loii'.^ after this, ./o/.v/kj ti||» u^^ 
 Iir. 7. .iiixnndei built a Nav y of Cypicis Trees Wood. 
 
 Now we are told by Mf.', that the Aih reftedofi the 
 Moiimaiiis if .toi.if, which now all Learned Writers 
 do agree, lipiiihes that long Rulg otiMoiintains \\liiih 
 is now called T.r.Kiu, as it was by 1' ; ■>, and runs 
 through ./'(/..•ni.i, Aljyrii^ Mtjoplanna, Meiim, Sf/iaiiu, 
 Cji. from ('(ii.iii to I'liiiifDnrjiij. On the highelk and 
 more Faitern part of this Traa of Hills did ihe Ark 
 rell ; I r, as l-.f<ifl.iniiii calls ilieiii, and IloJui.i f.om 
 hiiii, the (■■iJi.cni M lint I- 1 1,1 ; which, as T'..-, .I'rcr oi- 
 feries on //"im/' 16. 1 j. weie always ieck..iied the high- 
 elt in the World. I' .cii.. ' .1/0 faith exprclly, thatalniut 
 i';c Years betore .Vimu the Earth was drowned by a 
 Deluge, and that Mankind was rtllored again in V, )ir,.i 
 .V(i;,< ; which Co'Uiiiy Sir Ifr.iin li/ilt'gl faiihis cer- 
 tainly under the Moiintani P nnpcm.fui. Tw the fame 
 purpofes Dr. // y.o. produces a Tradition of the Inhabi- 
 tants thereabouts, diat near the Foor of Mount Cmci- 
 ■us there wis a large Vineyard in .\/.i /i.iwj, which was 
 of .Vm/,'s planting. Mr.lt'fijioti alfo, in his A.'.- ir //•<•..- 
 lint il't l-l.ifii; obferves very |iiltly, that it being plain 
 from Mo/f/sText, and from the Nature of the tiniig, 
 that the Ark retted on the higheit Hill of all ,:jii, nay 
 indeed of the whole tarth (for the Water w.is tiftcea 
 Cubits above the Tops of all the other Mountains, 
 when the Ark was a-ground oiiMount A, /Mat) I'nrn- 
 pcmif::! (thcantientCi:Bc.i/»J ■ mud be the Place where 
 the Ark icftcd, becaule it is .agreed, thai that Hill was 
 the higheltof all iiiW/i:. Thcfe Mounianis wire not 
 above too or •<OoMil':s from llrin , dud proluflv about 
 half as far trom the Plate where \.i' In.ilt ilu' Aik, 
 according to Ihcl'iirr . And the Courfe ol i!:e Rani', and 
 the Rife of the Water coming from the South, miriit 
 ealily and gently drive the .Ark fo I'ar Noith.rlv, us to 
 li?t It down on the Top ot thole vah highliilN. And 
 that It was the nioft F.alteilv p.irt of thele .Mom, tains 
 on which the .Ark relied, leeiiis plain lio ii the Ac- 
 count which ."ry.-; gives us of thilird Kcniov al alicr ilic 
 Deluge, which he laith was /. u)« /.r /..;.', into the 
 Plains of Shin.ii\ (>>«. 11. j. and alio b.caiile we tiisd 
 by all anticnt Hiltory, th.it tho' we meet with none, 
 or at lealt but very few Colonies lent l■.alt'.^ald alter the 
 Confulion of Tongues at JJ.r , yet the lalicm I'aits 
 of the Eaith have always been molt iniircioiis, as well 
 as mort polite and great. 
 
 After the Waters were alfuaful, ar.d the 1 artli grew 
 dry by degrees, no doubt the Family of .%■«/' bc^an to 
 come down trom theiMountnins, and to dilperle tliem- 
 felves into inch pans 1 f the ad j.irent Countries, as pri • 
 l»bly by Hirthnght, Lot, or tome <;thir ways of Divi. 
 fion each Party had appointed fcr them. .Ana as 
 thefe Families iivreasd and grew nuiiicrous, thev iiiult 
 of iicccliity extend tarther and farther ; lo that at laft, 
 they and ib.eir Polterity came to iv.- JpiaH the wtvie 
 lii-.ith, as .W'/i-J exprelly tel^ us, Gi7..y. \<j. 
 
 Vnm whence it appears (as a very great Man ub- "lP-t :K. 
 fcrvcs) that .N'".i/i eithcrhadno Children at'tei the FIu.hI,'''"- 
 orelfe tbat none of them Ii. ed to have air, i'oKruy. 
 
 'Tis more than ptobable, uiat from /l-.r-.,^ they went 
 down towanls the Sou:!) tirll of all, pe.plint; '^JJ'irin, 
 Bj/i^/cj;, ,Vw:Vj, l'-il\:', and then l-jmii- by degrees: 
 So that the Pretence ol ti.e i'.np'inn! ol b.-ni^' thenolt 
 antient People of the World, wasas am ;is that nf the 
 lithiofi.tm, who contended with ti.im loi .Air. .) iity, of 
 whom they were bui a Colony, as we learn tioni (isn. 
 
 Rrt in order ro gr c a nioic particular A. oontrlthe 
 Pcoplingoftlie World, and the Origin .'i Nations. 1 t 
 ua begin with the i.'j:, wiiuti by the gcia i.il \ 1 Kcot aJ 
 
 Anticiuny 
 
 1 lo. . 
 
INT KOVVCT 10 N. 
 
 n 
 
 111 
 
 Antiiiiiity, luih liocn pronoiimcJ the nioft aiiticml'ait 
 of tlie Worlil i .mil it hitli btcn i>y out- common Con- 
 Iciit always owneil, th;it .ill 1 canuiiK, An» ami Scien- 
 ces, anil Knnwlfdgo of aiiticiit limes, hath I'ccn de- 
 rived from thence. This, :u Dr. t-t kfm obfervei, is 
 apparent frpiii rhc Rife and liicrcafe ol Arts and Scich- 
 te<, whiih weri' ni the Kilt in a pooil degree of Pcr- 
 feiifion, as early sm v^e have any accouiii of Time in 
 prol'aiK- Hiltoiv. an I were fiKm ilieiue propa(;.lted into 
 cither Fail, ci tlu' Wnrj.i ■. and tlu< alio is lonlirmed 
 b. the .State and Cr.nRlciir nt theljllern KiiiKdon- , 
 lony hclorc Crec e or Int. made :ti.y Noife or Figure in 
 the World, and v^hidi 'fK plain were originally Co- 
 lonies Iroin thentc 
 
 The ftik thercfoie al'i'tii )ii the ■ ■'■"a'.r.iM Hills, or 
 KaiiiTiil'art uf the Mmintain Vtww, iiid the plealant 
 flams of H.ttjlvi, M,f.ijr,m:.4. >'<c • t" ing bclosv tlieiii 
 to the .Southward, mMhinp lan bi more likely than that 
 lomrof N ,r/\lMniily woiill go down and fettle theni- 
 fehei thivi-aUiiifi liil» of all, as knowing allii that 
 ilieri aKjiir was t)ie antn-nt Stat of Firadilc : And ac- 
 cordingly the AciMints that we have ot the BahiD'H'ini 
 and .lil>iii>ii, arc the mod antient of any. The Cn- 
 tilc V\iitrrs of Hillnry all agree that B.ih:oii, or «^. 
 *•', WIS fiiliho.!. hy rhe l-irlt B''' ' . winch Word 
 donlirlels mines from fl-M, wlikh lii'nilies l.y-l nc ab- 
 '(ilutcC'oiiiniaiuIci : .Xiul therefore thwPt-i'.oi) can he 
 no ot!i.?r liiitiNi'N "./, whr>le Kinndoiu .1,'c/ij lells us, 
 G'*. i:. to. wai Hticl, .iiid uho is i ailed /i «i/i;/i;) 
 lluKh; '.•t'f.y^-'-l ■■</: WhirhaiitientlxcK Ic of Hunting 
 :,.'.» -: qiiiliiii I hiiM f.u Monanhy, as an r> elleni OMiimin- 
 ili>... f^-or ihiws : K'.r he n 't on'.y cin're.l hiinfelf to labour 
 and toil by it, b -r there! v alfo (;.nlH-red logeiher a 
 jTi i: C'or.V'.my of Yoiinp, Men. lolnill and adive, who 
 bv tlu< niaii'. became qnAlitied for Battle, and were 
 titrcd to riirliie and conquer .\/-« as well as Ht.ijh. 
 'I'lij y.:m 0.1 or W.'.i, H'cii" ihfws was the aiitieiii 
 K.-:-./.;.7, vvh.) ij nicnrion?! tob.; .1 Onqueror in the 
 Haft.n far as I rUr, an. I whole Name, he thinks, came 
 from Ht -C"..j ; th.it is, the Son o( Ciifk, who was 
 S.'im .('s l-.ithei, n , i ) 8. .Some Writers indeed fuy, 
 that .V.'/j.o, his eldcll Son, bmb Btb)iw^ or a Son that 
 went by th't Name; ivhicli ib.iy be conllrteiii enough, 
 for the Failicr might be:;in it, and the Son tinilhit. As 
 for 'he Acconpi which Ci'ji.u g'.v.j, that Br.hylou was 
 hrlt built by .S'.w' tmii, it canno: be nn.icrftood ot that 
 Sfiii.rr.mis whom ihc G '■(•(•(^ Hiftorics fo muchcelebrate : 
 For, as S ilniniitii obfcrvfs, (he lived near looo Years 
 after Ihiii, ; {Kw.:' in Soliiinm^ and bclides, both 15-- 
 rolii and I/i)./i'i."<, who compiled the Hiltor> ot the 
 Country from ihc antient Records lay 't was built by 
 
 This mighty .N'o" "./, .'/o,';j faith, built alfo ihnc o 
 ilicrCttiei in the plain I and of ^'n'Mr ; which com- 
 prcheii.'.ed not only th.it part of Iffint where H-iiyku 
 (fo.xl, but alfo that Country bordering upon Tif'is to 
 the Foot of the Mountains ot .Imetn.i. Thcle Citiis 
 were, i. ;. .-.-, which was, as li ch,: t Ihews, the //r«/;.i 
 of ('.•j>mi, and the /I'Xhn of Ainmifous. This was 
 fituatc in theConntry of v.//.j»m upon '1"',?"<, and tioiii 
 liencc cani'.'the Arccrxi Cr.mtii nien'iiM:cd by '/'//'.■<//;<.', as 
 .V;.';ni//:,; < bfervcs. This i.ec probably was the .-IrHc- 
 ii.u or .'Iri.t-n:.-! of Hrml'jnr, and from hence caine 
 that Colony incn'ioncd H-^'k .^.9. called m thcCI'i.Jir 
 '13"1S, by the Sepiiir"J:r 'f^yyu-.i, and in the Velijar 
 / iiiii I'J'Kxi, as Bji/.t/» thinks 
 
 ?.. .-I.chn.i, which the LXX render A'chi-J ; and 
 theict'ore B .''n; thinks was the Aj;'.id of l.trjUs, the 
 fame with i"i(.M.- or s'iV/,i.--h.-, a City that had a River 
 called //.^".i.-^ running by it, as ■•i-ii.i« (licws Uh. i6.f.42 
 i!-: ,triin).ili!'ii;. 
 
 3. c; tlrif, called //.I. 11. 9. Chjliir, inA E^ekjel 17. 
 : i Cr-iinc. From hence doubtlefs came the Country 
 cdled Cl<.tloiiitii, ot which StrM'o, I'olyhius, and Vtin^ 
 make mention, whole chief City ('tis like; amiently v.is 
 thisC/MiW, afterw.itd'^ by Pic-ruj Kii.r, of P/»yi.i called 
 it'l'ip'o)!, as .(("»i'<!»i;. ; cxprclly iaith, lii-ii. and iV,i- 
 / , /;.''. 16. faith this . v. /:^'w was near to B(:.'.>/(>»'. 
 
 Rut whether tlicfc tliiee Cities were built betoit or 
 afier the Confuhon of Languages is not certain. J here 
 is all the re.iliin in the world to believe that .Ifljiiit was 
 alfo conq'icrt.l in Ibmemeafiire by Kimrcii -. Fot iho' in 
 (ifw. 10. II. it l>ands in our Tranflati'in, Out of tiiM 
 l.mi (that is, Hri.lo'iiA) wen: f.rth .Alhur; yet as Bo- 
 rkirt and Bp P.if..;; prove, it ought to be tranrtated, 
 lie (i. c. Nimrod) ^c:! cu: i<>:u AHyria, and built iVin;- 
 ■th, Hhoboth, &c. and fo 'tis rendred in the iVlarginof 
 our Bii le, and hochart (hews that ^Jhur here is not the 
 Name of a Pcifon, but of a Place Add to this, that 
 ./(/rriij IS eaU'd r/.'c Liinil of Ninitod, Mich. 5, 6. Fot 
 
 iNiiiivel.; th ■ Capital City of AiJ},..:. is pl.nnly lii.. fJa- 
 Dilation or Seat of NI111.1 , andtlierttore'i.s h);lily pro 
 bablethat, according to the antient Cinloni 'fc.iiic. j. 
 17.) .Nim/n.VbuiltthisCitv, aii.l calli Jit alter tlu' Nau.i- 
 of his Son .ViM«'. This Place (Innd on ilie W, ii hdc t C 
 l'i?/ii, wa:i a very gie.it and H.uHilliiiy Cit^ hj .i 
 lonKwhil(»,_but atUlt utterly dellrnyed '1 y th; ,\ ;.,;/.., 
 and iicvct lince ri built. 'Ihc ihme Sim r.:', A/i/'jtel.'i 
 U!,, alio built Kftri'/j, Horn the Sig: (iiat^on of :lii; 
 Word, which in the //./». w is S <•</. llv.: .1,1 :^i\ 
 jcdlures that thisisthat City whi.h ." .' <•• lalh I'.'-i!--. 
 and 4iiii.uwi, r.i.i, (itiMie on tin Weil ed' y!^,ii, ji 
 the .Mouth of the River I.k, ;, becaiile » r ;.. ] , H; 
 th.t mtheC'ji.K-, ha:h ihel.iuiefcn e as \ , ,.'•,, in ih, 
 Htb'cw. T'hercismcutii nofa (.ity called /,■ £ !i'i,';C; . 
 !5. 37. which was thelii.tli-j'lac'e of r. ', one cf the 
 Kings of [■:.!.,>:■, or t.ii.mr: ; but this was lifuari a lit'lc 
 below t'cciw/i'iw, at the Month of t!ie River C'.'i'ixir, 
 01 luiphrtiuj, an 0<ci,:'i iLews from the V /o, C,r ]>t 1 ■ 
 \Akx, /ltmiii.imii, P .■i:pi,.!, ike. //A.^. . u. liililuro 
 tore was too tat from .\.hivc>j to be tlic PJar'. !, .. - .i,..ti 
 tioned. 
 ^ NuHicJ alfo, as Mofc, faitli, luilt the City '.1/../. l: 
 
 jfrt/d. '■, which flcf'vi. r iliewi was probably th C.|i.il 
 of the Country called t.//,:coff.r, which '/..i. ;. ■fd a- 
 b. ut the l-oiintaiii of liic River l.yf:,'. '1 h.; Cf . '■;■.' /,• 
 1^ Uiul alio CO have been built by ,\.'»(ii„-. whiihl.'.im 
 
 , the Situation, iheCieatnelsof the Place, tid ihc- Smii- 
 btudeof the N.ame ( ;.^'.//'abeingMli!> .K .iviblel'tuii, 
 the '"/..,/,y.,- Genitive Cafe Lerr/.n' ':,.... : i! mks to 
 
 I have been the Ln>:j',i of .W'nrpLon, I'l. j. w.v,/' ?-. I'oi 
 
 I he faith it was (ituitc on the J'/^mj, was er.jhc Alilts 
 
 jalKiUt, had us Walli ico foot high .-"id i: tiiirk : Ho 
 
 I faith alio thatthc (-,r.:-{, Ibiind it in F.u iis, nnJ ■viiluuii. 
 Iiili.ibiraiits. when they eanie into thi.| art ot ihoWoild. 
 it having been deflroyed by the I'lf/, n,i, when ti.ey gov 
 the Fn-.pire fioni the Mnta. 
 
 < But tins Country of /^(JJiM, ii.:o wliic'i .■\'.';/iit./ made - 
 thisE.Kprdition, whiili was a \ cry large 1 1 act ol Land, 
 
 'and in tome Itnle compiehcnJrd .ill S-.i.:- tor the 
 Names are oftentimes confmnd'd ; tho /<'/,>'/ -properly 
 was only that Coumry of wIkIi Noj.u/ was the Capi- 
 
 ; tal City, and was fometinies called /li!..ik n? and Ainrin . 
 
 , This AjJjiU, llay, had its tirft InhaLitanto from J/e./i, 
 (as well ^ It! Name) one of the Sons of SLm. S>m 
 had Its tirlt Name from Sur or .V. 1 , whu h v/as Tyre, the 
 Mctiopolisof irciiiitj; and the lirft Inhabitant;; of this 
 Pait were the Sons of c'/ih.mw, the )ounpeft Son td 
 
 ' il.im but afterwards .V/n.i became a coinnio;! Namcf r 
 alnioH all the Corntry round about. Souu .;t" ilie .Vvn- 
 .iHj were doubtlefs derived from .lrflj.ix^J, the Brother 
 of /)/?.'ttr ; for we lind in I tui. m>, a Country or' AP].iit 
 called Arapi:ac:ili, which is very ealily derivabl': fi'oin 
 
 ! his Name And no qucllion a eood part of thea.iricnt 
 
 : y> I.I was peopled by /Irt-.in (anil his Pofteiity) another 
 Brother ol ..Jlur: For we find that the i'>; ■; ueie aij- 
 ticntly called Ai,w.t:. H mc> nvnrions the Ariii:oi 
 [lli.t.l. z.) and Sirah faith, that by thofe A'iir.ai many 
 underftnod the ijnr.m Kay the Inhabitants of ihac 
 Country Jo to this day call themfelvis ,-.'■ ;;;;.•,., s : Bu: 
 the large Extent of the antient '^■. ii wiil not pe:init us 
 to ih Ilk all the Inh.ibitants all riuind about U.:. ''01: anj 
 i'tu came trom this J/.ihj ; and therefore I earjicJ Men 
 have in my opinion limited it only to thofe P. aces w In. h 
 have die Word /Imiii either prelixed orfubjoincd tothei; 
 proper Name ; as ['•idni At am, which is MfJ. i:: iwi.: , 
 .1 f.in X.i.i/.'the antient Ti:.^wiw, or I'.ilwym ; Ai.-.in D..- 
 »:jf.k, the Country about Da»:.ifiiis, ixc. Sec P.itricli 
 onGf!.'. 10 li- And this is conlirtr.cd, by finding ihc 
 Remains of the Names of ./r/:»i's Sons m S)-:.u TJic 
 V'ally of Diwiaf:,! is called by the -^m/'j'.' to this day 
 G.iii! and Ctuc, which Bp /'.i/m'i<; nbfcne; differs only 
 in the Letters, but net 111 tl'.ePronunciatieu. from 'c.'. - or 
 Z':{, the Sea of Atwi-ii:. (■■;<.//;.; takes notice of a City 
 in ij'/c, whidi I'rctmr, calls Cl-d.'t, plainly dcriiatle 
 frcr" '"'«'/ VT lluli, another Son of this.o.vw; froui 
 whom /J. c/a/V thinks the Country of Chcl l::rnc, a pare 
 q{ A'»i.:r:iii, w.as peopled, the Aimcuir.tn, .'>)ii'.;);j .md 
 A'l-.! inns being iiiucli alike, a;, Sirnlc obfervc.^, in Body, 
 Speech, and manner ot life. 
 
 In A-I./u/'c.riJ./.i there is mention made in r.ood Au- 
 thors, of the Mountain Afri/'/'-'. from when c XcKpuu 
 laiihtlicre isa Ruer llows, called AJ.i/c.;. The Inhabi- 
 tants of this Mountain, Si.pi'nnii.' faith, are called .\:,-.- 
 
 fi.tiii : In all which Words tiierc is a plain Allulion to^tiic 
 Name of M^/).', another of /^'viw'sSons ; and this Per ■ 
 fon being 1 Chron.i. 17. called M./cch, 'tis very likely 
 fioni him the A/i/i/x-w/ were dcfcended, whom /'/.■.' 
 places between A.iir.bcuc a nd A mcnui M.iinr. And finci 
 we learn trom Ai/,mi4nus Mnrccllw, that the ficonj 
 h r Capital 
 
 
IV 
 
 I NT ROW L i ION. 
 
 il 
 
 >-ri 
 
 ^!jr- 
 
 ( :i"iiil I'ity of rhc I'rmiri-cof '^uft.inif next to In'--, on vvcry fide; for Mn^^i it a fortified I'licc. Tliat 
 
 wisi.illnl s',-, 'in very li'idy inothiT Sen ol .lui". thi^ n the t»fc ot I ,f,'ft, DitJonu Si. ulw, Uli. i », iS. 
 
 tvhiim M"/',^!:^ •')/'. mitMii ({ivc Riff a;i'l a Nunc t.ikM notiic verv pirticulaily : OnihctlcJI, laith lie, 
 M If. Tlicrc is :illii m'''i';iiii ii\ prolaiic Autlinr* (ti'^i"- imiu-cljiile DrJ ''is i in tbt South tie (oiAiAfUul Nile, 
 
 (~ ly was /•,>/».., I h,(i' ilvvclt between AW ,i anj ; Brtrltlira, <i>i.«//'il'alinScrtoimlis ; iw.l m il^e Su'il; .1 
 
 A( / /io/.(»«i.i, and M'ty pii.liaHv were ilrnvcil atKlclciHi- ""■•! /i/'nry/ will mi I'm u m llmrm. And V/.j/o fiiih, 
 
 min.itcd t'cm I'.'.im, the eldeft Son nf sVrm, f.fi.lr 12. that /l^jn;!/ was a(!ouiitiy lOiitcm wl:h their mm Cum- 
 
 I' /■ > .I'.li and Vi'i'xn , vfitifimiin'-' '""'■' at the Mouth moditii-., b'laiifi' ii >vjs not ealily jv.riMiIc 10 Sir.iii- 
 
 (if tl,c Hivcr /.«'i/' bilow S';.^i.i'(.<. What /c/ //m taith xera. //(■. ir.. /■■ «i^. 
 
 n' ilii l-Ji-.mir.-s, \h.v. ihcy were li'i"i' •i'»;«''r, the I'oun- "lis not raCy in lay at what tinu Iromthe TIoodA^yl 
 
 iifi« of ihf ('•• /,■■<, iiMV bevrrv rij'ht, when takcniii vviis |ifiii>li-.l ; but tu probable 11 wis very eatljr.lin.e it 
 
 .1 l.irue Senle. Aid ncv wc ircntioii I' '/m, ihi" I cnni- leciiib to li.t\i' (!i\en Diiiommatioii 10 lt.im\ lekond .Son 
 
 el H 'hni, aii.l I'lhci^ pn ve, tl1.1t the Son* cl'C /■'• .ill •'/.■; •'■'". ^^hoiii lis likely MJ.i cal'slo tiomthel l.uc 
 
 |vi! >.i}iii\i) katid tlienil-lvrs rouiiil abinii thi I't'Ji/i'i 
 
 Sfa, wIiLTC he tlnds in.iny Reniiiinders i.l ilu-ii aiitii-iit 
 
 N.iii cs, in tlie (ieoprai m.i.i1 Wimri aiiiiinp tin d .-■/: . 
 
 Tisilinort ai'rnd bv every one, ih.it the Mr I 1, the 
 
 Inhabitanisol th.it anticnt, but lorn e^<tim't Kini;il(im 
 
 of -'Wi,!, were ilcnvnl t'r m Mi^i.u il,r third V.n of '*ie l;iuh I ejian ion igii there in the ij. ill Year 
 
 [tyl-rtl; (.M.i'.M. IhcM./j brmp dilhoyed, I'l • I'e. whiJi \va,s iaice leo Years af.er the blood 
 
 ot liuHiitli. Wc liiid in ///im/' 19. II. that the lafei 
 I'lj i.ili called theiiilllvei ihr Som vf ,u,iic;i h.i'i. , i.u 
 doubt fronia Iridiiiiin of lh>; gnat Xiitniiiit) of/.^s/r. 
 And if /'. >«-iJ'/i(j may be credited, rhc i.j_>pit:iii bwiiifj 
 I'lini was ("o.vvjI wiih ili.it ot Sin„,..l m B^/> n, wi,o 
 
 I hit 
 llui 
 
 >.;>, HI: 6. r. 7 laitli, the S.i wjif.r, 11' t 
 
 theO'hf'im it nc Medcs, rfo xnw in!'.' 
 Otis. 
 
 And (' iiipmiui Mel.ijih.^. c.-f. fiith, the Si- 
 II',-! S iiinii ill Hil'ii niil .hint next !ik; ni in- I'artliiaii-,. 
 Of «hiv-h I'toplc, the I'^.r/Mw, faith T.."t//, //■. 41. 
 T.I-/' \p-ril<ii .1 Mixtjte of ih.- Scythiiiii i-.-i.l Midi.iii 
 / l":,Hr '/, .1//,/ '/■CI'- /fimj /.'/;* .Seyihiaii'', i nt tl i-ir Ih: It 
 r'tfi il-\ :;', n- xV/', !»'»/(;.• /A- Medes. I-'roiii wli nee 
 'lis plai;) the .?.-i", ir I', Vtil'inr.i and Me.l :, \':\:" rec 
 
 II ^11..', thai was eirtainly tune enough to pioduee j;rLai nun 
 r'r P;il IS M^-- bets <if People, efpetally if yoii hippole ihe liilU'l.m 
 ler^ol Maiikiiiil alter 1 he blood n liaveluil two or n.oie 
 Childi 11 at a Hnili ; wlii^h is very | n.l'abli', lin.i , .u 
 le W( II oblerves, they were bid issue 10 ei. ualv ,iiid 
 i.iuliipb, and to replenilli ilie f.ardi, i,v.. ri. i,-' aii>l 
 it a| pears lioni die Texi, ihai (.',i.»; .md ^U- 1, tli hilt 
 (diildi not ././.:m, urreTwins, as Dr.t; w^ ut iiolei. 
 lietwce.i this Mi^'.i^iii and his Hn'thet t'lmi, Hun. 
 
 1!*>4 
 
 pie nearly alike, ami probalily a-km ; and therefore the ' Ihewj tliit .ill W/.ur.vas lin ided. All /.:;»//, "and le\e- 
 <ireat Woi7,;.; s C'oniei!h;rc is very pro!>able, that the i f^' ''■'"* of ///'ho, .is far .is the I ake 1 iron/i (ssliiv.i 
 Wi,rd.V:i>i.-.!f.e is dtiiroil from {he C'.i'lci HO WKI, I '''ireded /If. 1V.1 iii.irly; was ilie I'.irt of A/.:;..!.')/;; but 
 that IS, S.:-. Mthi. the Ottspriiig o| the V-./r/. |allthcielt, beyond th.it L.ikeasfai is the •/,'.l'^,^;()- 
 
 «'///.' Iiiinrelf, the Fathii of iNVinc,/, eertaiii'y p.ive Ce-.m was ihc Portion r i Dniiion d 1 , ut Of which 
 Rilcaiul N.inie to tliefamcnis Criintry of //.jii.i Frr , "^^I'le '''^"'. there are luuiy Remains j as the City 
 
 (')f^-.i, whieh IS ir.eiitioneil by P/ /,w), lil: ^, .. 1. and 
 by him . ailed »- •■■•. 1 here is a River aU'i vailed by the 
 Name of l-'ni, and mentioned by P./»jv, /;i. v ''. 1. 
 1 his River is in Miiiriii^hiit i K^^.iitni.i, and runs into 
 the Ocean ; and h'cunii lliews that the Ati.cjn: vyeri '' 
 called I'i'ui.ri, bcc.uife many of them weie Si,m.i.l j, 
 .mil lambled about tiom Place to I'laie, ihepniiar) 
 .Si(;niliiatiniiof /'/'iif or I'i'i.ti bemp/i./ra-'.'oi li'JliciJd ; 
 and that the old .//■/i.i>m were Inch, both .ioii/j and 
 I'owfiii.iui Mfi.t alUrc. Tis well known alfo that ,7///i.i, 
 or a cfinliderabic part of it, was called / W'l.i ; wlii.h 
 Name I rtainly conies from the 11,-hew l.i,l , li((iid . iii» 
 limit) 01 dry, according to that of /«(. in, /i/ 1. 
 
 <ii',^. 
 
 ■'•'' 
 
 k^.\cel!eiit Cx.n-.nientatoron Gf>. 
 
 ■J9 II'. Th.it '■/i/'' cannot be /•;//.';"i 
 
 iintry 
 th'i I'//''.' be 111 our Uible iifually iranllated l-.tl-iifi.i, 
 se'. the Pai.iplii.ife of J ii.iil-nu is hereto be rather fol- 
 h'Wed, ssho nanllates it .U-il-ir.: Vml.ijh is the f.inie 
 u'lthf .•/■'■'•'". whi.h inll.il-l''kf 7- is niadethefamc with 
 M'.ilivi J and M'Jei his Wife, which ..ertamly ivas a 
 l.liirii'tc, Ix 'I 1. i«,ii. iscalled a ' i'/^/>.. And an 
 
 1 lliews from / ^ .!;i>/ 
 lot ^e l-.ll.'i'ii.i, but mod be Au 
 ill- Of winch alfo Ice /I" '■■".', oV' 4 •■.!. who makes 
 It probable tioin .ibiindanco of CirLiimf^ari'es, rh.it 
 the (.i./l-itf were thul'e who afterwards were called Sce- 
 nt- I becauleof their livirp m bents : and thcii'i.D.i.vwj, 
 from their Raj !nes.ind Rubbeiies Wliicli agrees mij;h- 
 tily w;th ihe Inli.d'itaiirs ot .-lii-.fi.i. And ironi /fi: - 
 l.ih or tArt. ; .i/', one of the Sons of this Cn/h, came the 
 I'eople called by /'.'/>.>, 1 1- •<,•!. i, by l-'.-.tt'-liir-iie!, Cl.:u. 
 tniijl , who, as 'ii-i-.y.. laith, were feaied in Amvln Fn- 
 //.v. I'tolom-i alio faith, tliat there was 111 A'.ihif. h'.dlx 
 a Cit. lalled Vt/.'/ », not fir.ldtant from the Sea ; 
 svliirh plainly and eali y may be denveil fiom Sr.ii.i, a- 
 nother Soil of f.'i /'■. .k ordint', inMlei. 'Tw'.rc end- 
 lels to mentirn all the Ai'lhoiitiis and Arjiunients ;o 
 prove, th.ii all pans ot ./'.j.',.i were peopled by the 
 Poflerity of («/'-'; an.i therefore having (lie wed yon 
 where a ^reat^lo, k of I'lople were p'.iced ready to 
 fend Colonies into ihe .ic.i.icent Conntiies, I lliall civ 
 qi'ire next 11. 1 1 die Peoping of i'-pli, that t'ainoiis 
 Place for Lcarnni' and Anrii]nitv. 
 
 F.;ip;, I'l.ttA c lalKv"^', and 'tis tertain that the 
 Heathen liifitc was tliere called ll.iminoii, in both 
 which Words there is a plain Allnlion 10 Hmn ^ and in- 
 deed in the Scripture fiy/ir is in many Places called the 
 land of Hitin ■ And Stcphjuui By^Mitiinis faith, that 
 not onlv a part of il-i-.f, but even all that Region, 
 was called /Imnwui.i from Mtittnon ; and for this he 
 quotes the Aiitlioriry of .iir.\.in-iir l\,:yi '.jiur. lUmviis 
 the lecond Son of .Vj';'', whole .Son Mit^tAtm is on pood 
 grounds fiippofed to be the Father of them who inha- 
 bited /■;"»/'/ at hrlt There arc plain Remains of his 
 Name in the tirft l---:t.iiii Month, which ihey called 
 .yfrfn-iy and the i, .1 luitry 11 le'f was called Mcjirj, as 
 Crctiui and C.if ..'//• I'bfcrvc- The City of yllctin. is at 
 this time by the -h hi-vis called A /.•/."• and Bori'/n; ob- 
 lerveswcll, tliat • /r swuid .l/.i'/^.wj being of the Dual 
 NumlxT, einiin; lb well be the Name ul a Ferfoii, but 
 will very pioperly li^nify l-.^'pt, becaufe il conlilts of 
 rwo P.tr's, the Ifpf- and the l.own : For all that Part 
 ot it whi b i|, . apaintt the Silr while it runs in one 
 .Stream, is cail.d the H>;"-i iir I'pprr F.pypi ; but the 
 l.nv- |. ilifit svherc the Kivcr is divided into many 
 Streiiiis , .i;i(i this flic G f-',.' call Drit.i, from thci.etter 
 '• It I'.eini', nf a Triangular Form H.i.l'.iit oblerves, 
 :!ia''iis rcobahle /'vTvcr mipht be idled .\fi?'<:;rn 
 ihf S'liv^jlat Mii:; 
 
 — per ciliiUi l.>li:i liii.-ntis ,i,i-iir,:. 
 
 .And / K.'or LiiHn is alio the .i.-.ii^k Name f )r /.li..;. 
 
 I et us next conlider l.tl-.'ifiit, aiuithei tanioi s I'au of • 
 Afi'.:i. 'i hik, /(m/.i'/\cry piob;ib y proves to have 
 been that Part of tin- Latih whi. b in the Scnptme is 
 c:allcd I. ml, and confeqiiently may I'c I'uppuled to ic- 
 ceivc itsiirlt I'eople from l.ii.iiiu the eldiH .S.si u( .i/.'^- 
 iitiiii, tirti. 10. I ^. li'r the /A\/.iv l.:.i lignilus ( a* 
 well as the .7. /:/i'i<; J wiii.iiii,' or turning in aiul om hke 
 a River And he jiroxes from llnmiius, ./;;,-r 1 ,-;i.U . 
 s'.o (/■,:, r,.ii,.jii;iic.i, ,te. that againlf l.i'i-j'.i the .\ 
 had a great number ot Windings and '1 uriiinj's, I;,, 
 ibe Mrr.ii.iri. And this feeiiis to l)e coiifiniied w .". 
 much from the Country about the ■'•'.■ o. i' s being , il 
 led l)ili.t, as wc learn from I'liin :, woids, uu 5. 
 r. ly. ly.iit .intern pt fufr. jhi.iiufi .linmsiMi-Mi.it , - 
 i-uililui. And i : :t o.ic: II. fpeaking of llie/-l/'iiy.'. ^ ,s,,i- 
 faith, .•" !.'.•• .11 io."«v5««i; ^Mjia./f.:-/- Ja i N>i>^. He 
 Ihews alio that the lithiopi.iiti wcrevery famous forthcir 
 Ihootiiig in l.'ng IJows ; which is the Account the 
 Scriptines I'ueot the y.j..;.w, hit. c-j. 19- Jr/i-m. 46. 9. 
 In the lornier of thcfe Places of Scnptore he obferves 
 alfo, that P/i///and /n.iare loined together ; which con- 
 firms I uil ro be l-.thiopir., betaule fi'ul is certainly the 
 fame with that City which thed'uv^/ cailcd l'l-)U, which 
 was inhabited b\ the F-tliiviiitu ind F.-JUtimi', as it 
 were in common, and Ifood about 100 Si-tliu fioni the 
 Nil.-, .Ts '\ti.ilio exprelly faith, IH: 17. and H"iJ.t:,t con- 
 firms this at large, la-. 8. 'Tis plain alfo from Oio.lc- 
 rui, that the F..i\ptii7><i and Filiopit.n were Nations 
 nearly allied in their Religions and Civil C'udoms, and 
 that they had the lame I etters and I licroglypiiickf, 
 and the faiiicSaccr Jotal Velfincnts, He. An I he faith al- 
 to, that the /.'f/iiiM«/ contended wih tne 71;' ■/!'.>«.• for 
 Antiquity (//A. 1.) alledging, thai they living n'ore 
 Southerly thar .he Ff^yptirm, had a Ihongei iun, which 
 therefore muft conrributc more early and tfKsaciovilly to 
 They f.iid alio that the L.inu of i.i^'/' 
 
 or in (leneration 
 
 Iroul US being naturally fortified on j was all adtentitious, and gained trom the Sea, by the 
 
 Mutl 
 
IM I RODVC I ION. 
 
 V 
 
 That 
 .. .S. 
 Ii he, 
 Nik. 
 
 uj.,n, 
 
 ■ It; .1 
 
 r.iith, 
 
 L\jm- 
 
 StMtl- 
 
 l'\4'/" 
 in.o tt 
 ,1 .Son 
 
 1 I.I.C 
 
 lat'ci 
 
 : , iiu 
 '■',«''• 
 
 lit hi« 
 
 liui 
 num- 
 l'l.m 
 iiiiiir 
 ..I. .n 
 i,' .I'll 
 
 aii.t 
 
 nilt 
 
 llOkl'i. 
 
 k\c- 
 
 Aillv.l 
 
 i Init 
 
 .<o- 
 
 :L.:y 
 . and 
 ly ihe 
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 ■> into 
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 m.i.l /, 
 iiiiar> 
 
 J aiul 
 ;/,,■.,, 
 wlu.h 
 
 it. Ill J 
 
 arc of ' ' 
 have 
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 to IC- 
 
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 (ai 
 
 t l.ki: 
 
 /.(' , 
 
 He 
 their 
 
 t the 
 46.9. 
 lirvi's 
 con- 
 
 tllL- 
 
 vhith 
 as ic 
 u the 
 
 1 ccm- 
 
 IIIUMS 
 
 and 
 
 lickf, 
 th al- 
 ij.' t'ur 
 n'ore 
 vliicK 
 lly to 
 
 v the 
 
 :.iui 
 
 •Mot 
 
 5! 
 
 I 
 
 Mud »hi. h Silui thriw up inia a hop 1 But UJn lUiim 1 i ' >''<'« f 'od, ami l.aown diily 10 ih.ii I'lOplt 
 
 t(i have crtivliially deter. 11111 M ihib Dilputf by la>int;, 
 that Mi^nim hcRat / u.iim j and ihcrrt'oic the liihifinm 
 or 1 11,1: in iiiiilk ho Iel4 .intient than ihe l:^>rii.ini. AllJ 
 indeed i. excccdinn ptnliallc. thit the Aik rcflint' on 
 ftic (•'('•.// i'i« or A<iiieiii,u, MdUiiiaiiii, iht tirh DiU .iit 
 cit' the Soiii of N'dhw.xt into the South, and having 
 leiipled /<'/y/i>/, /Hjim, Syii^tani hvyf, went, or Uiii 
 Liilnniej afiertliis into l-.thiefi,-, an I ilie yei mote Sun 
 iherii I'art.«. I omit W'v//)i/'» other Attfiimenis to piuve 
 the /.f/'i.|Mir to he the /.ii./iHi or Mjn, uh;ih, who lo 
 p|i:iles, iii»v .(iiiliilt m //. 4. 1. if. of his 
 
 1 he /■.!;»/'•. 
 
 r.f^rp-i.i'ii, tn MiKhly prol'Ulilc, lent initiiiio- 
 ii;e« into many of tlie iicii^hUmrini'l'ans, as their Siii>K 
 of I'eople 111, le.iled : But one would wonder any ut 
 iheiii Inmild r.iinble fo lar a^ the /luw//- Set. And yet 
 foiu- are of opinion, thu the I'/.w.-/' were tlic Ori'spriii({ 
 ol the Iwfpi.iiii II ni 111 faith, 'tis pail doiil't that 
 (hue are many things anions them ol /.^;i»;ifi.i« Ori^i- 
 na^ ; as their aiuieiit uav of wriiin):, and ihiir I'hilo- 
 fophy : And he think.sit not an iiiiprilMhle t.onieChne, 
 iha: paitot Selrjlni his Army iiiif:ht po thitl'cr. the Way 
 nut I ein({ lo teiy Rreat, bit iliii fmiic t f ilieiii , efpe- 
 (.lallythe Horic, for ivhuh y:i;»/ii was t.iiiiousj niighi 
 marih thither I'-it ilie.V.v'/i.i«<, and of late Apis the 
 '('.I'M J ha>e ni.idc Iiiiurlions into l-ytpt- lo this ho 
 lids, that the r/mV' Ke.nr.ls fiy thcv were peopled 
 .. a tV. I... \l'..ll . .«,! .u... .L.. V, ' ... . r 1 ... /; 
 
 ./ifi.i the Fatherof Hillorv, tclli u«, 
 
 And liiice vvc aie pitten intoih' .\f'..' (n •« .i», let 
 Hi i.oall It ioiiii.l. That ihc I'ivoi. i'.i/<, f« 1 ■« , .h ■ 
 
 •dfd I'ioni the' ..■.• 
 
 *.■■./. 
 
 //;.(«' or I V. i.v., wcte (ielll 
 
 iin.iKi/, I, no (iiedei .1'. 
 iiii.il ih ,i"d 
 
 Ihi 
 
 fe,i> IS .MM 
 
 his Kdiiir /' 'iV -iJ(/i7 jcxpullj ..llerij aid 
 
 V.l'.i:iM|///()« calls l'/.r«/,;> Xi.. as th< faillU 7'. /•I'.K ol 
 
 Ictvei. And 11,0,". tertain it i> that the l.X.< iife ihv 
 Naiiicsof t'4»/,: i(. (.- an.! l'liti:i,,/-H pionui; iioi il : For 
 s (. .<,!e J ' he .Son r f a < ,i;.i».i»'. • 
 I ). lii.d tu Ic the Sun of ,1 
 
 //.' who in f 
 
 UllKlll, IS in : 
 
 ./. 
 
 lis a 
 
 \\\ 
 
 i.f.- \V, 
 
 Hr«;V;>»i\Voii>iin: Aiidlu.1 wliiimSf..!'-r///, 
 iiiaiiuf(..;..'j'. Ill '.1 5. i:. Si..V.;,(; laili a v^ I, 
 1.7. !(■. Indeed «■■ ne er find tlie f.'f •'; salluig tlit 
 i'h,-ni,..nn |,> ijie N.iili<; if Cii/.iWiVv : lilt Ruf n ut 
 whi.h prulialK is, that the i'-'i>//c/,i" r.trefiiil;. a\uid- 
 ed that Na'i.e, I'esai.fe ef ihc Curie I'tunu .n.cd on 
 thtir K.itlii 1 ( .■iinni . 
 
 The Miii.'p, lisr'' Pljir\i, was r ■ , in // i'tit, V - 
 or S.ii i wlitiiee eamc %,ini, and theiwe ihc'..' .■-.^ i».... 
 or the.S>i.,in). BiitS//o>/, noivli..',/, ts.n lu.sh a iiutc 
 famous :ipd iiniieiir C'iiy thanr),-; tb, ll'iun mcv 
 tions iii.ihiiy of 7'»-:-, tho' hi- {\v:i\\ of Si.irn and tl.f. 
 Siihin'.iii. iniiiany pi.n. ei And in the S, li) tuie we read 
 nothiii!' of Tor ti'l /).-:'i's Time, sshuia* V,'..' i; 1 
 nieiiriniie.l 111 the llooks ol Mf i, and no doubr iheC'iiy 
 - ' 1.01.1 k/i.. ••!), 
 
 liilt f'oin ihe Well ; and that the IVosiiue of .\'f»,y;\viis ! ''."'k its N.tiiie Cai> the Ko'le tiiini ji; 
 tiielirll inhahitcd, d after th.it llrn,:ii, ]'i.';i".i', V, z'^- I 'nd b'lnof Cii;.- ;»■, fir/.' ir. 1^. 
 iiiii.[, 8(e. /////,,. ; ,(, V(. " hroin anoiher Sun'of thist'.r ,(,/i, A.'/rtdl 
 
 iieudiiii:', Mr-t' , /ii, ..'a, ,./, and Immiwii', all agree, I •^'' ':'•''''' •"ne, (iti. la. 17. An. I il'J'e >".,/„j 
 that tlicCc/e/i, whi.h inhabited the liallerii Parts of the ' r'-""'''''^"'''' I-'' ■'''■•, wiieri not oii'y jij j , ;, I m / 
 /;.'i.vi»/f beyond /Vi/'j'/m.y, were derived from the /-.ij^^- '""* inentioii. a Ci^y ealli.i // ci or ./.v, inwliieh'l.j 
 ti.iiii. Sinte, as /do./ nil llewb, their litntii '.^r, M.m 
 n.-ii duii li-'f^imi Hiici did ury iiiin hapree, and the 
 
 ji:!l!y 
 
 Name of f.'jV/v bein;,i ealily derivalde tiimi the Woid 
 C.'.i///(.' ■»! lbs only oiu.i'nv^ ihe I , whieli before an V 
 hath not a pom! Soiinl) as U-Ui't ohferves ; we may 
 e.ilily bdicve the tVc/i were derived fioin the Iv^ip- 
 ■■ us, ' 
 
 .|prnb,ibli-lloodihe Templeof r.r.',- ,•/ 
 U'»/'/i.j riiih u.is worlhippcdbv Ihe /'Ai 
 
 ;.', wl.i.li A.',:- 
 ;',!>, ,', S.I/ ■,■,'. •■. 
 W. 1. 1-.17. /',/•> M\, mention', a Ciiy lalled ./.•, 
 w'liiih he faith was 111 the/). ,.i/c !/,!•< h '.i. SUci .ilfo, 
 . ' iS. iiK iiiionsthe./i/r././.f, svhn hre(.;'l are reit lif.ly 
 tlie fame wiihthe ylr/i.l-i, whoduelt iiithi llland .i'lJ.. ■■ 
 ti.iii), (ince A;;/«i tellj us, f.'ju. in. 14 that the f.'i),'',,- 1 '"enti'ir.'dby.^n.i.'v .iiidothristobeoiithr(,'eMltofP/.,r, , 
 e/'/'/H were the Offspring of Af/jMi/n, the People of " ' i and on the Coiitiiieiit was a I'la. ;■ ,ii;aiiilt it ealli'd 
 /•'i;>/>/. And this receives Omhimation from A/,>/ <"''"•", ii/"'. I need liiy iiorhiiit; hcie ol il.o//.' .v. If- 
 fayinpthat from ihefe came the /• ifiiw, and that ihe '•"■■'■'^'''. or Jtir///; K.nioii, whuhwcre ^^f■l[;)lb.:ur , f, 
 t:nfl<ioiim were near the Cjjlucl.im- Thefc (■uphtonm all and 11 lart ('. iiijuciors.f imill part of tlic I .in,l of 1 -i- 
 the Antientj take to be the (.ippit:l,L-ien) ; but Bu, /urf |".";" or Phft.icm ; hecaufe of thcfe fwho were def.rii 
 Ihews they were not all the Inhabitants of that Coun- d^'sl from /v/rr iheCire.it •■'ranlfonof \/.";/i, (,ri , 1 1.14.) 
 try, but that Part wh.Lh was next Xo rrnpijomi, where thcreis a felland parti> iil.ir Ar.omit in ilic .S'eii; ture. 
 6'(j/e/ii/ ended : For here fstinlt iiieiinonsa City tailed I It irom benic u,^ poon into .'/,'.( ,A/i'/.'.-,-, cr /ii' ••,''-, '' 
 Side, and the Country SiJctic i but Ha'.Mrr thews that now .Vi/-,'/.-, welL.ili find that I'/'mj,.'.:, Ii ullrdliiiii 
 Side in tlie (.i.-i^ hath the very fame Sipniliiatioii as' *;!•;•■' in the ('-'r.-k, whieh liquifies to tornfy or 10.1!', 
 r.aplitrr in the Hebicw ; and therefore 'tis highly fuobaLle -'nd ilnreroreby /J/u/wn; S,\ih'i.i railed >.i'«.....-:j/;ir, was 
 that the lame Country might be called Cuphia m one t'eopled prob.ibly ficmCo'iir the eldcl^ Son of 'j.iplct; 
 I.antjuape, which w.is s'l^h? in the other. And lU/W , l"r the llelncK (h.inif (iniilies to coiilumc by I'irc, 
 we arc in this part of the World, let us conlider the ! "heiuc eomcs ''I'Km.T or ',..!// ,>, a Coal. .Some very 
 People whom wc tind by the i.i-.y/1;j called Afiy./-/ and | I-earlicd Men indeed have I'mcieJ the C.'/.W 1 nnd €':.■' 
 I)i,%iciii: lot thefe areiii'ually ;oincd together by He- } "/ru'i to be liic Offspring of iliisfw;,-)- j but the Da.i.s 
 red tut. Str.ibo faith the M.jii-i inhabited the Mountains , they Inh.ibited were mr,h too ren rtc for either hin-l'elf 
 called -"o/./'iV;, North-b.ilt ot Citppi-.doci.t ; and, as the orhistirll Lhilditn ro tiavil to, tho "ti' ii'-t impro'.-able 
 I/;ariied Ba'/w.; thinks alfo, all the Mountains from the fi.>me of their I'ollevity mii;lK i;o into linfj Parts af- 
 Rivcr l'/.',^/jV to the I'aiius Cr.pp^.d.cUui : And the i)br.- tcrwaid.. in proceis ot time : B'.it iiikr l-'-iel^jcl, cl:. 5S. 0. 
 JT«;, Sf/d/'^ places betsvccn the fu/irr"''"' and the In- mem ions (.'..i/,i', , a-, Wwa, a Nciphlour to T(g...-,m^/j , 
 habitants ct /Iniieni.i Miiioi. Thefe People, 'tis high- ' whuli Place, f'. 27.14. '"•• faith, iif.dto fend i^ilnha 
 
 lace, f. 2 
 
 bitaiiis ro the Martsof I'yr. 
 
 be fo fir otf", either as 5.,> 
 I Biit.tiii, and theritorc very 
 \:'!i and the l'laiesad,a.e;it 
 
 'tis pljMi (I'.iw.v coultt net 
 '</•. or Cl rm.w}, Sp.i'.u oi 
 rob.ibl) SV1S pl.i.cd \:\l'!t; 
 .And this ibmuchciniiniicd 
 
 ' tiom the Situation of his Soiis; lor . 
 Son fettled, beyond doubt, 'm3.ri- 
 antieiiily man) pl.iiri Remaiiu! ,. 
 
 his 
 
 It 
 
 Bit- 
 
 ly probable, can-iC from Mtjhcck, and *./.i', two Sons of 
 Jc/i/s-Mucntioncd by .>fr,rj, f.'rw. 10. 2. For thefe are as 
 conflantly Killed together in Scripture, as tliey an' in 
 Profane .Authors : And the Deruaton of ■'•'/./" tiom 
 /Wf//.v.-<;^ is very natural to any one acquainted with the 
 IjftrrK and Cicrk. Languages ; as alio is the 'l\l:iictH 
 
 Uom'Siibiii ox Viihf.i , by only changing the L into an R, .,, j ^ - - 
 
 as is ufiial everyone knows with the "lorr^j, ns m p.i i», 'the Siir,<< .-IJ^.-tiiu , ti.e l.ntii 
 
 for BcZ/.i/, &c And lUchvt thews that thcfe 'JV/mi em |c<-h.>. In the adjoining Con. 
 
 and ."n/f/>< had ilic f;ime kind of Commerce, Traffick 
 
 and Commodities with thofc o( Tuln-.l and Mi/h:ct^ m 
 
 the Scripture, as the Reader may fee at larce in ///■. ^. 
 
 c. 9. of his l'/''.3.V;>. Kut before 1 leave the /■>>/'.•; in 
 
 Colnnies, 1 ought to take notice that I'ima'ch, in his 
 
 Book ./r I/iU C O/i'i.i , ta;t',i. :li,n the fi;/i;'/irt,M ,alled 
 
 the Country and the Mountains whiili lay on the Coalf 
 
 ot ihe Metiiifrr^iiie.iii which iva^called M,:imiiiic.:, ami 
 
 now lUfJ.n, /. r. that Part againliil.e ^Uic lAimm, by 
 
 the >fainc of Sephtiun. 'Sow Wjet tells us, (icn. 1 o. 1 ^. 
 
 that one of the Sons of ."ir ; "', ;lie Founder of rh 
 
 hp^ipiirii Nation, was c. 
 
 very well ligmfy the 
 
 theretore from thence vvc have an Account of the Pco- i/.i:;r'.iV:, a Native of which being called by Sn.'h, 7V 
 
 pUng ot th.it Coaft of the Mrdiunr.i.i.in by a Colony .I'iui, KrW.'iff thinks the Name may be derived t'r.-jin Rj- 
 
 (torn l:npr. And 'tis very obvious to obfcrve here by .I'l-.ir or lliphm, as he is called (1 Cmcii. 1.6.) another 
 
 the by, that fiom the K^>;ir/<:« Name of this Maritime Son ot f.'^i/ic : But this is certain, that 'mhitlyniii, a 
 
 Country, Seplirmi. the word Septum nay be derived ICountiy not Far from rrpK^tgcnin, there is the .-/m«ii 
 
 And ive arc fuie that .V/.-iiwe was laid originally to be 'lij'"l'xiii or Hj>rl>iii, mentioned by Afothnim in Aigcnrnr. 
 
 ..TliC; ,is in 
 I \hr- [■■fi,U ^J- 
 .tiid the !.:JJfi 
 /'Z'iv;'i.r, there was aC'oi'ntry a.- > .y culied .i/;ii«m, 
 from whence liicy fiiit Colcmti • j the /-'K.xii.r Sea, ?.; 
 we may on goo>l grounds coniefiurc i bccaufe 'i j cei- 
 taintroin I'indm {r\i. .4.) .\n.\ from h'oliiiui's/hi^^oir.ut. 
 111'. 2. that this was callc I liill by the C'f;!^) '.'i?>'i5>- ; s, 
 which D.'p.i 11 III .Old S'.-!: conliim, fiyu git v.-as fo cal- 
 led f'tmi the Cruelty iiid Inholpitablencfs ol' its tint In- 
 habitants ; and therefore 'was aftcrwants changed into 
 thecoiitrary r.;'>.5>-, whence .oines the prefeiic Name 
 .Sea: And 
 
 of the /•;» VI lie .Sea: And 'tis veiy likelv tli.it the Grri^i 
 called itlifll .■Ixinu.', becaiifc the hilt Inhabitants found- 
 lied \ipi !ii,:iw ; which may 1 ed it .^/I.•H.l-, from .(/i. i(;f<i.i; thisSon i.f Cfincr. 
 People ot S.iphihu.ih ; and I Ni'.ir this alfoonlhe y-.;'.vo..- was thcCoiintryof/'.r;'/- 
 
 '!^'' 
 
VI 
 
 INI RO DVCT ION. 
 
 lib. 1. f. 7;i. .in>l Sttfkumi B>^.*Wi«j«/ mtfliioiM • Ri- 
 \*r, CouMtrv a«i> Ciiy called by ilu* N.imc of /(/r''<i, 
 wliiili hi' (iitU i» '.f. «. ii..'», hard l)y ihcfimi'if 
 Now thi. word HifiM nc.ifily dcrlvatile from IVfl-ith; 
 aiil loioinc y«r irirci lo tlicVVnrJ, f.r»/i,//obfcivri 
 tlur fimpoiiiiii M.M pliicf* a I'toplc called f{ifl«itn, ill 
 tlii^ Coiinirv, //'.'•'■'. •'! I il'f't 'I" r.^.i'. 
 .f.i<..'«. Not l.irfrrtiii ''/">;:"""•''" ^' '"• lie' C''/?''''""' 
 
 1 1,« 
 
 and ('' 
 
 M And .S>r,ii<i', /i'^, li, fiiili the aiuici 
 
 Vi»,'ii 01 /' .K-I'iiii lividm-ar/' '/'Id tiACifpdilaciii, poilcl' 
 Ting llie (.^iiHnei therc'f llulc, Si.-jihAmi B'\jntiHiii 
 l.iiili, Wire k,«lKd aU'o '■ '"<'■', .11 well ;M I'etmi, .iml 
 u'l itliih,)l'il.iiiti..>l (., N"W 'ti, viry likely ilitfe 
 
 wen derived ftiMii Tic imuhcr Sun ot (.<<■', 
 
 riid wild wiH, a» ti\ |l. 11 *<■!;. 17. I J. jiiid 
 
 near liu h'ailicr Omr/, ,u .v > licfurc oliteivcd. TI 
 H:i'tif t ■^vm■|l^, the 1\< always remlcr I'.vcnmi 
 or T''"^i«m/', I'i'Mii whi'iue ihe iiaini, or, as liiine 
 write It, T'f^i'"', are ciliiy derived. Now the I'lophci 
 /• { (.'ii f.iuli III ihe riae above meiitionrd, that ih' 
 liili.ibii.im* of T ;' I'Mi :'' briMight Horlin to ilic iMirs or 
 M.iiiM)f i,c VV'huli auree'. very well wiili the Ai- 
 • mint we have of thcniitkiit <iif]>it,i<.i.i, whiih w.n 
 vcrv fiiiMii's I'lir tJi>.ell<iit llnrfej; as \nlinui IJir.ln^ui 
 ini! Ob/' II V.ii.'vrici tells us j and < liiii.litiHVCTy I'l.tin 
 ly iiiihele Words": 
 
 — ~J,im f.'d.irt fiimr.nt 
 
 i'lpl','.! Ikin, ; llicililii.j; fiiffi'l A< gf list'. Ill", m. 
 In /{^jmiim, lit'. I. 
 
 I a liiflikirii; Anoniu ol this may .iTi Ix had fiFoin 
 •/,' I'M,., an nntieiii c/ippntlni/in Hilli^riaii, as jou 
 
 rir.tri 
 
 r 
 
 ■ i- 
 
 •' :'l fill I hull i-iH'd I y /li'i 
 
 III u-> next vilii thed'M.i" .+ f'"/»/',i;i'» vt Cleiji 
 n'liii, ,11 il . iii|Mire into till (liifiinal of ihe liihiliitants of 
 thatmoU tamijust^iiniry torallkiiids of.iiitieiit learn- 
 ing, </it'i-, I ; where we itiall tiiid very uood ttround to 
 believe that iliis celebrated I'ait of il\e Wiirld was (ir(t 
 fio) Icil by /ir.i'i the lourtli Son id' 7 i/'/'f/ : For the 
 H'h--e\r 11" iii,i\ be Viiy eahly read ini as well a« Juv.in, 
 It it haver 1 Vowels iinilcr the Letters to iKtermine its 
 Pioniiii. lai.on ; ami the I \X render it i.»i.«i. In //r- 
 ),'i ■■ '1'': /. ' are called I 'ic, whole Nominaiirc Sin- 
 gular I .Ml i.-iincs very near to 7.1. .i«. Now til eeitain 
 that the ( ni were not anticntly the People about //f/ifn; 
 only , Kirin///). '.kj the .•fu'' i<i«<and BiTfiunjareioin- 
 prciiendid alio iiniuth.it Name; and in//:i«i'i'sHyi\iii 
 t'' ./.»//i hr Irakis the /V/k' to bo alio l/ionn. 'Tis 
 
 II the Derivation of t '.fUf at til fiircwl from T.mtu. 
 
 Aivl B.ch^ii (h,«wi there ate 
 
 ly lU 
 
 nt' ihd 
 
 Name fV'irK in 'Ihritn.i and the neitjhboiiiiiiR (ion 
 
 rrics. tUioHtui, Sirih, P. 
 
 id I'li: 
 
 It mention 4 
 
 (.ityof .»',/Miillcd I'irKi, feated una Kivcroftht la.. 
 Name •" HtnulNm nientinnii another Kiver in tbi, 
 
 il, wliiih was lalled I' ■' 
 
 ot thr Names 1 1 .".'n, wjiuli 
 
 ui. If mi., vsti antirnr- 
 
 w.i< a /■' 
 
 cinH Deny, ami hU Son was cclchiated bv tie Nairo 
 of i'.ii-w, and islaidto lit hilt kiiig <,f l.*uf. Ami 
 Liol.ii.uj I .if.-l/.i ihinks iliai I'.u, .ind f n»», tlic 7'' - 
 
 /.!/(', Will' 
 
 I tioni thi'i i iiii 
 
 or li 
 
 lUb i< 
 
 very pro; able, both on ill.- 1 >miiiu ut iheii Nliiia'ion, m 
 
 as the A)(Uiiiieulni theSiiiind ,.| ihi.Njmi. Alt 
 
 i.lf 'ic III I, 
 
 fame I earned Mm is ot < |<iiiion ill 1 
 aiidtheCoiiiifry F 1/1,1, tonic iheit llile and Naiiiv trim 
 the above lunird /•;.'//■'■, ilie hiilt-borii of M/'/rt, 
 
 It wtf eiii|iiireiie»tiiit ithe t^iiijin.ij ol / ,< », wrilialh,,. 
 tindthat'''.i>r)»,, another of //i^i'.'/'s .S..11',, huh a very 
 ijoodClaini (orbfliiin ii> Kainder, It's owned that ihc 
 moll iniifnt Nam. uf I iimm 01 tiii.y, w.\i ir.m l^nr rtv 
 ( ^mif-iif, ot' whofc Kliinolnxy there is niinhrv I)ilpiiri» 
 annmn 'f"-' old (•r.niiuM'. .m lint the taniniis Hm-i'i 
 fceins toh.ive given a scry inll 'Umiini ot it in (lrriviiif> 
 It I'roiii the //f^ I'lr f'-iixj., sshn 11 lif.iiilii:, loliidi i and 
 this scry well anfwors to it-. N.inic by Interpictaii m, 
 I III I inn, whi' h molt fay .'oiiies .1 /.i/i';i.ii ; andioalfii 
 doiht/''«/>'i in the ^mliK^j (a btaiitli or Hiale.t ot ilie 
 Hd< cir) lignitie hiMni or /if.'-ri/. Kvlidij, in U.ih 
 there were tnaiiv I oo:iti'|'i ' 1 the Name limintw 
 'hfiiH. ir.iMn.rinP'iiiJili.H. J j',0. imntions tlicre .1 
 (jiyeallfd kit!., whiili wan one ot thole that 'or. n/itiii/ 
 took, as I'liitii'i Ihews II) his I illf. Anil A.ijl.ihw 
 l.il. ./-• Mimlt, inintions a Kiser called Kr "i- mliii't 
 (svliiehfloi/'orr takes to be .V.V,i,«( m- s.7,(ii'i r.iiimni; a- 
 bniit I uiu.t into the Vml-niiin Sea) that w.iiild tiirn 
 Plants into Stone'. Nay i.njfl iu\ the ' /• mu. . n 1 V.v m 
 liiiiiiini, (.f,t,n,ii< III Ins Amials, :ind Siii./rr, tell yoii 
 the / iifiM'/ taint fioni a I'l "I'lci ailed CV/.<' urt.i'/. 
 and th.it their .iiHunt Namesvm (n. 
 
 And as from (■iiiim ijniethe I'<i'j',»i, fn 'fi\ vrtvSfi,- 
 likelv S/'<ii>j took iis Oni'inal from t'nlhiih nr r.i / , 
 aiiothei of /^eAr/s S.in<. I his, Kc/i-Zii/n was the hrit 
 that alfcrted i fent /(<!i';.ii7 hath made it probable by ma- 
 ny Ai).ninen» in HI: j. 1.7. of his t>.. client V.idIcj 
 As to the Name d l.i'/bi/h, he cites /^r'l/iVi, /(/..'f 
 mentioning the I e.if,ue made Ik;i ween the /<'»'miij and 
 t'.i;>/Mi;i>;MNi, in wtiKllitv/as I'oibiddin thcforiiicr to 
 make any Excurlionsb6iond-W.(y.(Viand ii./ciut/,. This 
 
 \ Iain from the Name of the Ionian Si'.-, whieh is foinc- ■^'■ijlii Sttfl'r.iiin i alls ^I'ljii, and faith 11 v, ai tire Conii- 
 tnncs given to that part of the Adinii^k whi h is over 'ty ' • th' r.iiri///i, andtli.it tlic( ity i'.i'Inum was lituatc 
 
 a^iiiill , Ml.. '.i'.«M and the Countries Wclhvard of it, 
 rhar tiny ucie antieiitly rnknneil pait of Inia ; anil 
 ji.cKhnnly the C'w.,/.,- I',itaphrafc, t.ii janDi, (,,,. 
 10. 1. puts Mr..:..ibiii.i. To this may be added 
 that //(• .ivi/i laith the .Ifi nick, lews, whuli weic Co- 
 lonics from ''f't'.'ir, had 7».(r<ta{>> >nii-i,^<if«„'«irt(, to.n 
 lil'.uui l-inni il 5/''.'. ■ ; and therefore could not be 
 only thife fi eaking in the fw/iiA nialec"!, tho\all(d 
 /"'!• : ai.d in one nord, the Scholialt on ./ii/'''/>/'.:nf 1, 
 
 filth CXprelly, •m-r tttl. ',m <lliinr •! H«(C«>1. inir*.. ; ,llt 
 
 Itiiii'' ii-.ii! or Foreigneis) ,.-,i,'.'/-/'c(i''f -/ij laoncs, Fruiii 
 all whiih nc may cvnclude svith the moft I earned Bu- 
 . I r, that the llhcKi lallid all tliofe Liift or J.n-aii, 
 which In (d from 'I'/iirr to the Ijlhtnui : Whi h is much 
 rinlirined ty li'iffin his Column lit up on the Ijlhnus, 
 which on that Side looking towards A;i;:;.ir.: had thcfc 
 WoriU : t ,Ji Z-,;!!! ;ti^.« aV ."> I'lu ; '/''•« « net Pelo- 
 ponncf.:s, / It Ionia, This Column is mentioned by 
 Still:.; lit'.'), and by P/,i'ov/in Tw/e"'i and is faid to 
 be llaiidir!: in ( n.li:-! his nine, h.-chnn lliew^ alio ftom 
 tlie Mervl-..i;i.lizc win li l-.yk'cl faith.i/'. 27. 13. 'J.nin 
 ail id to hr-, that ihe (.if,i'.ii;j ufid to trade In the 
 Vi 1 \ I'.inii' thinc^, I'l .i.r". Ii' . ,\. c. J. 
 
 .'\iid tlii.s Ai'ionnt of ilie lirfl Peopling of Cktcc is 
 n.iich i.oiilrnii'd bv Ml-i l.i\ing, that the eldelt Son 
 Ot' 7-''"" "•!' ailed /.'/'■■' i for every one knows that 
 ^hc *'•"•;, or aiitienr I'riofonw/ii', was i ailed of old l.'ti, 
 from n\:r\ Iirgr Country there ol that Name, And 
 // III ' > ilU one I'm of It ■liiliiiin : And as ;';;;ir<j. ,h. 37, 
 t . 7. lairh I'.ii/i/riainefromthcKlcsor Maririmc Conii- 
 iiv ot ..'.y/.M ; fo tih abundantly certain, that / //< or 
 I'c. -It-Ill liii sens v^ry lamous for its I'lirpU, whieh was 
 gottcnbotluiiilie /, I. nii'i an! '0 //it/ /-im Sinus, 
 
 I/'i-iTfi.), i"r/;,'. Hid theothcr Countricson the North 
 af nncr.lriii I. were probably peop'ed by the Pofteiity of 
 Ji'i ,:; or? ' .11, the yonngclt .Son of j-iplrt : For Jmr.- 
 f//f« and the7i' /i/.i, »iT.: jjKOT in Gi*«, ic.2, fjrT/)ii<(/ 
 pat I'A'.jiT,'; and tha\ by T/jiViJ/ is mean: the TVir.inVrnj, 
 Eiif.hii; Etiii'hunius, St. Jercm, icc. do all agree 1 nor 
 
 at /;-! iilei I'llUi', i.xC.i-ln. In another pl.iieol' I'l 'v- 
 liiui he finds mention made of a People .illed I'lie.iit.f : 
 In ilhvhieh words there is,iil.iin AlUilii n to r.^lhi/h ; 
 ami 'hiretbre it may well enoueh be eonehided, that 
 /i/'i/fc is either .S/i/ii'i; in yencral, or a: lead that pan 
 of It about I'-vtcfjiii 01 (.'.:, (1;^, whieh s'.as a Pla.eniiicli 
 liiilnented by the l'lr>iid,in', as will appiar plain c- 
 nouiih hereafter, when I come to Ipeak ol tlie Mmtil- 
 tions of the People of that Nation ' And 'tis vciv jiro- 
 bablr the Name //■<??(, by which thc.9/i'i>iiiTi.(j vsire an- 
 'iently i ailed, was given them by the I'i.-niiar-iii, from 
 their word l-'-hnn or Ibnin, lii;nif\ing the utmoltBoiiiiiU 
 and limits of any thiiit, ; Iveaufe Sfmn was th ujiht tn 
 be the utmoft Extent ot' thclarth .is it is nf this Conti- 
 nent) Wellward, .And this is much eoiiHrme,! bv the 
 Mcrchaiidife brciipht limn I'.vjhijh to I'd,-, mentioned 
 by H:;c^iel, cl.:2\. 12. which is laid to be ,S';/,r,, irmi, 
 Tm and /.M./ : I'ot Sttnlc, lil-f. faith, >» Atvuf^. »'./i 
 
 A I'.tf' './'.:>-. r-}* tiJi,^ J/' -Slt^i^ T»,>«,, ,'n t?t T 5V-. rl ^'li^W;*- 
 iTy. lci."«n<'5 ;>;'«vi<v, ■5>. M'.'it''-'. That is, T/vr- isnctycf 
 foiD-'.i my where citrn fn much of, or /V .'o. H Silirr, Rra/f 
 nnii Iron, ai there u in Spain. And the lame thino fauli 
 DioJ'rni, I'smpiiii.ii A-KV, and P/;w» ; mentioninji alfo 
 Tin in particular : And /iiiy.'od in hiS Book of Wonders, 
 faith, that tis reported the hrit ['Ixiiiiiinm in thi ir Voy- 
 age ioJ.virl]iii tiierd Inch Qiuntitiis (f Silver, that 
 their Ships were not able to bring it away, and there- 
 fore at parting from thence made all then Velfcls, nay 
 their very Anchors of Silver. 
 
 As Spniii probably was peopled by the Polterityof I'.ir- f,„ , 
 f'l/l', fo Fiamv t'cem.sto have been by Do.l.i'iin:, the lad 
 cf J^phei's. Sons. The I XX call him l{i:c.u>uiin in 
 \(irii,:. 1,7. and 'tis very li.U'ly that Insl. h'ldren gave 
 Name to the famous Kivcr H^ointni' , and cadeil the 
 Country round about it l^ljd-ii.iiiir., 01 fome fneh iikc 
 N.imc. For V.'.'/'Afii"/ 7!^?.i'j».) »i nrmior.s a Cty an.l 
 Country fo called, and litn.i'e in m.^-»>ii ; th.it ii, jl 
 Tr.tttu M,--I]iiiitji, w here now Hands A/ 1 fe !i, • Ard fl. 
 chnr; thinks there arc Rerr.ai'S >!' tb.c Name l{'-iJ «'>,- 
 
 •K./ 
 
/ N / RO'DVC I 10 N. 
 
 VJI 
 
 in ibe C^iiy l{Mnm'M, <.nw l\if j «ii>l in ilit l{l<fA"ifi I tlfui ih Araxii. Hut xUn ihty wi re iliivtii Imm ilin 
 •nd /(•»'" I, antirm I'coi'Ir ot hV^**, **lioli- >liiif Ci Situation, in \itv l.litiv fi mr ol'iluiii wiin N.,rth- 
 tic« arc iiiiw H^-'iiti .iiul ;('.'./ / j aiKl h« liifigrlti tlut j wanl, iiikI inhahilcj the \i-mi< t/c/wf/n;, ami i.tllcj 
 ihcVS'iiiil/i"/"!'! nuy be .iCntruptifm troni /(W/im>»,! It liy tlirir own Nmiie l{iai ; lor I'u Hm-ifi Mtwtt 
 
 /I.;,, AW 
 
 Hmf.l 
 
 till' /"j »ihl ilic /('■ /«r tiiiirjt filitn .iinUiuiuU'il hy ihi 
 Aiitanit Ni'i' .((' 7 h/w hn f i; ti'?"' /i'. 4. '.'.IT 
 
 A» 111 i>»'»iiii> an I thi' nihil MiilUiiil I'atu ot Hu- 
 rrf. III. tk ililliciilt In hii.l wi.eii thry wnc tiilk p«<i- 
 j'k'il, .1% ly wlioin /(«'MiMli'iik« II (irohilli' thtl ih« 
 l.'tfii.iH II'- 'Mti iiiifjit r nil miit.iiKinm til'ar »(•'"- 
 »/i/i«/ ; lur i'niiiii (iilk us in hit I'ridt >/» Monbm (it • 
 m4>Hi- mil, iliai tlir) liJil a I'ltilitiiin ilui Hfniilii, llic 
 ltii>Mi(<lt lit allMi'ii, liail Urn aim M^lk ihciii j andhr 
 faiili, /'.t'l Skiw i,m l/iJi /n.'i/iV.ir ^ whiili l/ii wa< .111 /-. 
 j[»^i«i«ncit) . Aiitl ilie'if. wi<ni( iili'liraicll/".' aiiil^'o'- 
 /i/i) ailti' 11 lirU I'sunJtn ; whkh llnl'nn »iry (injlulily 
 (hiiikv wiTC riiiih ihe ly^yj'li in Mount, aiiil M*i;,(. ihc 
 hill Kmi; iif /'If'/'-, As lor ilic Word '•'» «.i«<.r, l/*'!- 
 /Mi mvfj 111 i)ii)(iiul in thi'fc Woiils : itrtmfnit fcvj. 
 I:,liim r\eMi tjl :J iinfr ii,l.lilum ; ,uvmiim f,t (rimi 
 li,l .■ni.tlt h .ii4l]^i Iji li.iHni r\fiilffunl, '/iiiii' 11111^11, 'in'r 
 (icnuani .'H.i/i iiiH'. Anil Hubtrt lliuikt i.emi/imii it 
 4< iiuiih iH a w.irliki' Man 1 '.rr inining Ikimi iIic llt- 
 ii tm Ill-Id, whiili (i(;iiilU'i 11 \va>;f War». 
 
 /<</Ai .111.1 .V///. . y, mill the C<)\inirie« adiaiini toilir 
 Soiifli and WVll, *v«tc in ,ill probaliility iii'iipU-d fiill 
 tnmi ihi S If/ i.iiii ; and ilicy rcitainjy i..iim; ttom W,^ ,; 
 the li.. ml Sill (if J.ijlii. I.^'k- jH. .', J. M.H"i i)'r 
 (■.>; li laid 10 Ik' till' I hifl I'riniT of Mi-lhfk ami Iw/.i.' ; 
 nr ;,y4.i« I",. M T-, »«,<.!., a< tlic I. XX rriUtr it, and 
 many l.iMi'iiciiMt'ii think vny |iillly, irakiiiB H'"'. ■"■' 
 lint, »% we havt: iraiillaci'il II, Imt the Nainr •>! a 
 Ciiiiiitry. H tl.vi iiry 111(41 iiioully ioii)iftiiics ih.iitlu- 
 Word '-iii/f i/i,< lanii' Iriiii ihc(.Vi/)/.^»iri;;{-.4/'i', that is, 
 ili<(Siron({-lii>ld 111 Di'l'i-iKc- of (.>![, ilianning ihc'^'ii-/ 
 into a \ i//i.r, at loi Noimtl^ of jinnd is iifiial 111 the 
 ii'iT/l( l,aiimu(;r (thus loi \hc Heh'trr O^m/i', a Camel, 
 ihcy wiite ./i.ii>,i) anilthcrif )rc'iisprol)a|ilctli,it SoUjih, 
 about the Mi)iint;iin l ViiiimAc, i? ".'Jl'Jf, or the land of 
 liiii; i and there 11 certainly Ionic Hema.ns of ihcNanic 
 (."/, inthe (.ity o ijufrni' ol Sitpli. Bj\*niinui, whiih lie 
 |>laiesheic«boutJ between tlieto/i/i and the Ut" Orirn- 
 
 fioiii /,--(,•./. iliac in 111* Tine !</ 1 1 wa« a irorviuiii- 
 iiioii Wor Hot » Hull thin i.i.iin H ■ ihaiki all'othat 
 the Name /</ a in,, fj whuli /'ii«», /i. . 4. f. u. milt 
 fume ol iheold >. '. 1..1. , . ainc fn ill i<. i'a 01 /{/'n and 
 /lUiii ) Ik aiiie fiu, my, nl; |. t . ^, jiUiCl ihc Vi»f/;4(ii 
 between ill* l.iuii .inJilie /l.,tut, abeut ihi. IVi'wi .Wrarii, 
 After llii« Bill /.«./ goes on to ll.iw, iliii tlieWolda cl 
 h^eli. lb . J, Sf . dii i^^tec^lTy well to ihe V()/;iii>ii, 
 a»to their l>eiiii4fiiii(nn t,ir Hi'tln, IJoin ai:d Aii..»', 
 intiitliei AiiiK.iii iiHiiifivi and dilenlivr , »li'cli ihc 
 Reader miv loiiluli at l.ngi, lU: ]. ./.I], ul hii 
 /'/«/rx. 
 
 riom wlicncc the iiuiiiuuiis .n.d vaiiois l\iy\c cli«<< 
 tnJin Uiiriii.iln Here hilt deiivcd, 111 not lo laly lu 
 diliovrr, and pmbaMy they niighi iiatt' ihrirOrii^iiial 
 from vcr\ ditKr,ent I'aiiiilifi ol liie Suns nl A .1' i lie 
 I ommoiily nieivedOpiniiin u, that they i an e hum the 
 Suiuof Joii^/rtHor ?r/ir, tluHrithir (if l'li^l<-, win. h 
 were il'iricfh in number. Hm lli-J- 1 and Bjil .i/.ilf 
 lonhne the Sitiiaiioiiol all thife tu ilic innctiimd |..iil 
 o| //.ii/.i.r, or rli.tl'iu leli\. Ih'ihiK lailh llie Aii'imt: 
 divided all the I'eopic of ihe World into the Si rf/.Mni 
 and r.ihi fii-.iii, the IhU.ii,, ;nid the lf//.i' And the h ■ 
 ■ii-iKi he fiippoles to be the Ollsi'iinn of Srii; ts il.i 
 A..'//u//,ii< aji-i.f CI Jill, and the ,S.if..i..i«/ and ihef<//e 
 (..'•. the ''.(/<:?.., or li'4ii/j, as fl Jitii llin.v lioiii /■• 
 /'(•'. Aiid/Vyi'KJ, ///'. I. lie II lit', ll.ewn, that liy /..^..i 
 III tlie largilt fenfr, was atitiently n e.iiit il.et'ii" 
 'l/c, /'/..rmi M and . iM/'iVf. f/i-w/i; thinks lh.lt lulleol 
 the I'ofterity of J timi palTed Kiillwai.l ( lit if /h.ihi.i 
 
 I' til A, 
 
 wbi. h 
 
 a iTiifs the l''ifiiii Cii;ir, rind fo jfi | 
 i> not iiiipioKilA' : .And m liii /''//. 
 »'(///(>. /.. 85. he ih.nki ihs ii a 
 
 ,1 I;...';,;, 
 //.y.'.'i. 
 . , , , iient troni liiiicc, at 
 
 well as lioin other Arginiienis, that Op' i' , one of Jh- 
 f.i'.'jSom, led his NametiiO/'/'ii, thcl'laci t'u nnvhcncc 
 Soi-mai: fetchd liij (lolJ. i'lal IWl .ir:, tho' hi; thinks the 
 Ofhii 10 be C.y.o", an othei* take it to be S"»fn/i(M, others 
 oncof the Moluccii in /■;*// ;«./v; ; yet he jiulnts th.it the 
 
 i.ilei. Anil lullowinn ihe l,XX and others, who make I'l-aiicittri ijaVe it that N:iinc, wlun ihiy luiind it to 
 Hj}" the Name of a Country or Kcgioii, whKh was abound lo miiili with(ii)!il aiul .itheild. lies (as ilit- otliet 
 
 contiguous to ,Wr/^(.<; and iiil:ii, ive cannot Init think it 
 gave Name and Kife 10 i^i(/7ia and Mi/ wm : For /(/»■; 
 appeam 10 liavc been the Name of the Riter Mntxit in 
 Aimtniit ( now I'hi.o)hi(«i.( ) ruiininn into theCi-lfim 
 Sea, and loiiiin)' inioone Sirtim svith the River C>iirt, 
 .1 little before its Difcmbonue th 'f I'o. thus faith the 
 iVnti/.in (ieo){i.ipher, a« flui/ii" rites him. " In Wimf- 
 " 1/11/ aie two Riven of preat note, Hfm and Cor, both 
 " riiniiiimfrom the Writ HaltwarJ : Itr, which ngrea- 
 " and navigable, riles near the Mountain (that is, r.itn- 
 " culm) and ruiinini> to JV//ir (the X^nlifji t.f I'lolmm) 
 " and ftoiii iheiKe 10 the Conhncs ot Ihnn.t and S.im- 
 " ci:n, joins svith the /^'t.', and tunsout into the Sea of 
 " 11)0^41, or the C«//'f.i». By which 'tis plain that tlic 
 Hhi is the JriT.vfj, as the Cor is Cnu. And he cites 
 alio Ji/r;''i <Jfii Oi'.icii for fa>int; that the i</'c/// inha- 
 bit the Banks of the River Cnni, which runs Into the 
 I'ltcrf^iiMi (i.e. [lie Caj/iiitn} Sea ; and he might ealily 
 iiiilkake CvfHj for A'kk:', the Rivets bunt; near toge- 
 ther. And that the Snthinni, articntly called SVr ,, 
 were M.illeis of tins fart of ihi- World, Simtu is cm- 1 
 prefs, (li. II. where he faith, the v.;. i-, or Sijriiinr', 
 polled the befl Part of ,Umcniii, callin); it S/icnjemn, af- 
 ter theiiifelvej, and went as fir as the C,<;/'.i(/(i, iVin;, who 
 live on the /.Kjtiw Sea : ?>n\ Ihrcilotui f«iih, /Ac Scy- 
 thian Nomadcs, which new inhal'it Alii, when they vert 
 bcurn In thf MelTagetes, P-iji ihf Araxis into Cimmeria. 
 Ami Diotijiiu, liii.i. faitn, ^/).if fw StjihuiB jirjl 4st:.i 
 
 Ofhii in /I'rf/'M dill) from tlidi Wi-d .iiif'^u Otl fire, 
 which lignificsrii h or opulent : And for the fmic rcafoii 
 It was '.ailed 'ii^f.i-liiDi.i, fioni 'iiifh-f'.u- I'li ot 1'.^ - 
 pto; .1)1 in the l.ime I angnage ; for that licnihcsihe I .uid 
 01 Shore nf Wealth, I'l i/^:;. 1.17. Now tlio' '^Ifjet 
 faith ih.>t ibi Dwellinn of thel'e Sons c I 7i<;/,iw ^.\l\ ex- 
 cept (jbi-l, ivliopalllni; iluoiiph the Siiiightsof the Vim/i 
 //i.it/f«i, probably peopled ,/..i/iii I'l'tf'r.i'ii^c) wjsfroiii 
 Mr/1,1, S<c. Oen. 10, 'i'. tluti:.. lound about the Moiiii- 
 rain .Ui/o/j or ■*V//-, between CiVioV /iid Mf pa.tmU , 
 y»4 as SirJf.i.' I /(..'./(''i obl"ene«, 'tis very proba'.ie, 
 thateitlier they or thi:i l'ollerit> niijilu nanlpljiit ihciti" 
 Iclves into (ome Partsot / // /«,</>, as ibofe of A/nrj, 
 who peopled V. ,il i/i and ic.M.j, might do into others. 
 
 M'.Hi'iJl r; in his I etfr ot ii.! I:.i,i'i\ li.lih a pccu-^, 
 liar Notion about the pe.ipliilR of Criii,i, a f.im.ii s 
 Part of /: ■/,' /. .1'.,-, whole InhaU t.ints he fuppofes to 
 take their Origiiul fioni h .ih, and lonieothctChildren 
 of his belidis V..,-/ii, /(j(>/aiid lafic', svhuli were bom 
 to him atierwards. Put this feenisiobca little in.ir 
 lilUnt with what A/ /r tells us, fJ-w. 9. 19. where he 
 laith, that trc 111 thole ilirce Sons of \'i>.i/', ni:i ihertlmle 
 /•>.(/ overlpicid. Fn mi whence, ,ts the moft I earned 
 and Judiiioiis lip C.tfi.Vi; obferves, it appears, that tho' 
 K .1' lived above K" Years after the Delupe, yet he ci- 
 ther had no more Children, or tlut none of them lives' 
 to have any PolUniy. 
 
 Of 
 
 ^m 
 
 
 k^' 
 
I« 
 
 vni 
 
 IN I KODVC / 10 h 
 
 Oj the Tco^ling of America. 
 
 1 
 
 T lifii'dMirrflyf itJl'Y *''/'■'. ♦>'■" •• O 1''"'*' 
 SAlt^mi »',.■ .livi.l-i h tl'Sni tt No.ih •/'• »'i" 
 Fl.r,l . iiul 9 ll. I'*' <■' ''"« ''•'■ <* fl- *A<il< m.ti 
 '•■'rlf-ii An.lvi't in lii» \.ioumnf tilt |'ior!iTi|< 1)1 
 ihf Worl.l, ihirc lHin(t muninn mmwK- cnly u( ilitcc 
 Haricot' It, .i{. ^//'v". 'A'laiKl (/(.<, ai iiih«!>iicl 
 ariil |i iiUlt I' till' I'otkcri'v cit .V.i'. rhi« haili inJu 
 <c,t (Mini: /'(ifim. tiiiil>?Tf, thii the v«(l aiiil pi)milou» 
 'Iriilt ul ,1'nKi I iliJ ii"» rauM' ii« lint liihahif»iit< 
 
 4iil«hf rime Fitlur V *'• J tnA thai it r«bir |ro»c< 
 ihijf h«>l >rrv JiHVrint <'iinin3l«, Hit iiuidttikt 'tn 
 not iliftiiili tn loiiinvc hiiiv vrr. ililtk'tnii t'liliui^aml 
 Shape*, t Men may i.iiily ar'lc tiiim ttiiMlitfirciui- of 
 t'lim.itis H. 110' I'll ,iiiil Kalliii in (f M,iii„iri.l. anJ 
 triini the PiiWi'i' ot the M"iliir i liiuninatifjii I'l'ci.itiri;.! 
 orjthc»'.r»Mr. Siirpiilrfrr inHamt, in the Culf M the 
 ('</ I'lnr NVjjr »i of ./•, , ., \ir..iiw ., \(.i/,(:; p/ . ,(j<i-, 
 i\iighf irn ih<- nake.l llHliii 1 ( the htll lnlni<itinn vt 
 
 fiDiti iiriy ji.irt nf mir W..rKI, it le.ilf not Iroin 'he De- ] il'ule F.in», I \rlu- \.ill llni arul Di. n^-ht it' the Cli- 
 
 tren lent* i,f' V i/' ; hit 'hit n'her the .hhrurrn were 
 ■*!•• 'ulttt alter llv l>elii(J., il they hail x Bei(inniiig 
 Wtre th.it, 01 ell- were iini I'.fftmyeil I') the F'lXJil , 
 will. It . oiilei]iii il'ly rriiM iv't It iiiiin.il.ll, .11 W A I af 
 (.!!«, in! the (•iiieiality nl C,hrirti.iriilflii ve 
 
 The euniiKin Afj'iinicfiiH lor whuh Oritiioii aic ifi 
 llirtt I. Ihe .il^neir.iiiti'nfil Silrneot lUe .S>ri|.tiire 
 .ll'Oiit tlieii^Ui'.;ili,ll I. Ihe piiiili('iriiis Nuint'etk I I their 
 Inhll'Milt* when the) vvru liill ililoMnl < Hie 
 \ 1.^ I'll'i-tii etltit there 11 1 1 iwieii tin in vul tin rell of 
 Minkiiul, III their l'rrfiii<, Ma"ti<r<, t iilloii.s :iiii| 
 I aiipiii'n. .\. There heiiijr li.iiiul in tliel.' I'ari. many 
 Xr'i"r\ ltvni"< reiitmei imiimji 1.1 no o'lrt I'.nt of 
 til- NV.'il.', .111 1 th.'it wMmiii;! entirely I ilier*. ^ I he:t 
 
 I' ill)' .1". nl ll froin A 
 
 II ■( • 
 
 7). iml I' I I I'y til ll \M\ 
 
 ^.M, or in.i I't.liblc 1 rn'fi of Le, th.it 'i|., m reilil'le 
 
 In f|t.,ilc ;||iy of 
 
 IiiIm 
 
 /■• . . 
 III. 
 
 n.ints , null! fvri p.i'n Ikmii 
 n. ti tluif., or any (ll //••' J to ii« .Nnd n. Ihat iii 
 iitvi'iiiif r 111 he i{ veil wlw Heall' of Frey , fii. ll ,1, /./. » , 
 Ji. ', (CI ',(*'.. Ihoiijil ei'erlielran'p iiie I tlnihirl>y 
 Me'i, eiiililj.nnnr, that Ciiiolit), r r l.lian.e, Waf<, 
 or ilefire of (Iiin 1! ■ iil.i ciiry them thnlnr. 
 
 Tivili!! Ill ly I'e .mrwetil, 1 Ihii the Silene (.f 
 ■ !• ■ S' rji'ii'e a'^'iiit the \V.iv, i.linnrr ami I inn- of the 
 r't'|llin;of lUifnf, i« in it fi'lf no Kooil Proof ihit it 
 itiil lint ifi-eivc iisInlialMtaiifilioin lonieof the Dei.en- 
 J.int* from \^t/ , iin!efs it ivtrc alleiteil by thofc who 
 believe .W'/'«', that .<r(.ff f/i W.15 peoplcil ;nii«r7/-' /i al- 
 ter the C' iifuhoM of l-H'^iiapcs, aii.l by tliofe \cry 
 t'liililiiii of ,v ,r/ uhrfe Names are there rctotilcil ; 
 «Otnh IS H'h.lf ( I think ) is affiinitJ by no liojy For 
 :n " ' ■ .|n^|l nor t!iii k it 11 cell ny to enter into a p.ir- 
 ii.t jji iK'.iilof the pioj l.tij^ot' each inJisiiliiil Traef 
 I r Inn ( throiifliotlt iheuholeFarth ; Init oii'v to Ihew 
 III t',eni!,i| afiei' whit w.iy .in I manrer Axe S .tiinm 
 "i-r I'lMileil ami .lii'tihiniil af cr the De'iige ; fo we 
 Mltv \' ly well fi ppolc, that fonieot them nii(',lit in pro .oiniiioi 
 e.fs ( f tiT. rnv.J into -Ur:- . 1, if it wire pnini.le fo | Kxpetie 
 Oi ilo, M we.'l ai I rii many other remote Kei^iin, not 
 iliri.lly nenii'ii ej l>v .1,'/. -. Fiir'tispiobnlile, .is J mice 
 Ih- o' ferve,, tliat I'liin- Mii'rati.imt iii'o .(./.;•. <;rt inixht 
 l>c w.thin i Oi- .pc Yeiir- oilier tin- Hcoil. 
 
 J, ^ f !• file jTeit Nimi eriof the Inhaliitants ot ,7- 
 /«t;..|. 'tis eer'a 11 there 11 rime moiii'h atitl to Tcate, 
 (incetlic!\!ilge, to a.vositit tor I'di an In r.afe .ml 
 'rjspr(i''a'<l •, is u-ill a; pc;ir Itlow. they mi.'Jir re.vive 
 1^ w< of ''le'rlnliaiitaiit^ n t lorp .ifier that t;mi 
 
 !• Tli'ir .Slinj'C, Make, CoIo'T, I aiij!iiai;ij. Mm 
 ii;rs an.! C'lif: rns, ihn very il'.rfcrent. as mil ti..iiiojiL 
 inorhiT, .IS tmni iliol'c nf o.ir Ci'i'i' «' ; yet arc not 
 M'."-.' liirt'e'eit lio'. ours, tliati our own ait from one 
 ii'olher .'ml rlurfoie if there be any ihiiin in this 
 'M i^nrenr. it will . niv-lu'leas well aj;aiiillihe o,,f„-^,_ 
 
 an.l 
 
 jl'.ini; iletneil Irom oneStockaiiil 
 
 « ih(..ial : thiV perhaps it n 1' appear by and 1 y, tli 
 
 ii> no p,o 
 Ihe !• 
 
 ; .iqamlt either 
 OMi "Monwi". fa:l in wttli tlii^ ii. for.i 
 
 1 1 ira' 
 
 be dear. .1 1 p after 
 
 lime 
 
 Its can feirawii from ilie ihtleii m 
 
 Ii 4n» of 
 
 that I'.ey hail not 
 
 I'.oei t.- fioin iiiir Continent . '^re not tlie ln- 
 
 1; 
 
 1! r.i 
 
 ill .!■ 
 
 nf A, 
 
 n't til.' I'A'f.f 
 
 allly Jiiie 
 111 C 
 
 ii'rier 1.1 
 ila.k I. 
 Iioni the 
 
 pi iiiii borin \iiy much from the lonft liairM 
 
 i.f 1 he Fait, 
 
 iMticli almolt as iliey 
 
 w 
 
 III f-ln : , '/,'■ 
 
 I'riiit'., li.a- 1 
 •o i.c of liinfe 
 .'ley aie nor a 
 
 1,1 If 
 c ll.oii 
 
 ,f niir Noriliern Parts? It there- 
 ;ent ^ ■ . '. a? it were, of Men 
 why ilio ilj It be thoiiuht 
 
 III h' the fame in Airr 
 
 If 
 
 lifer. lit t'lom any ot ill m 
 
 !■; 
 
 and 
 
 .1 tlut 
 
 1) t pcilup:. It will be till, this oii'y iiitie.ifes the 
 n.fik.Jty nili . f friUiii- the Mol'ai.'al A.cu.mt of the 
 
 > is r'.-ii.iin. 
 
 v.- 
 
 ij-3i;aii'.5r 
 
 uf ludi Jirteniit' kiiiJs of Men fii;iii o;ic 
 
 nine, he.iimeNHy 1« iiiliy, burnt an.l I Luk ; ilpe- 
 cully of t hole will neniniii. h abiot,!, .ni.t enpofej 
 thcmfclvr* to Hiiniii.n anil bulling, I ml an.l I alxiiir 
 iniht Sun ' An.l 1^ n not natural inoinih to ..iii.xive 
 thai thole Fenotij, who were bohl anil adin NUn ai 
 Hnii'iiii!, Fillimg, or Fca'« of War, svoiM ionic by 
 ilepreei 10 value themfUei on the t\.Iniii their llojies 
 ha.l taiii.l f\ lii.h bt.ive and htrouk F.x| Imts ■ An.l 
 wiml.l not ih. y ileipil... the ctfeimiiate NVIiitene!» anil 
 VJtiict. of thole th.ii rtaiil at li.iine \n 1 when thli 
 r.'ujt Hiu) Wis on.e iirowil honourable, w. oiilil lint c- 
 vi 1 y one arti%;k it, aiiil iven ule •/ ti aiiJ /.•.■:■«;/.« 1 10 
 I'l.Huii It r lo befure alio theWoiiieii, wlioalw.iysaJ- 
 mite itaiin? Ai'lisUN ami Val.iii in the Mm, woul.l le 
 bell pKaleil witii I'erl 'n» ot ih'i boiiii and Apiear- 
 aiier, and . onleqiieieh have iluir liiiag.nitiont .md 
 Faiivic* alw.iyi ieveii;.t,.i Amfu-xui) lii.eil v.. ill l.lea« 
 ol iliiiii. I'loin wlieiKe 'tis laly 1.) f.ippole 'l.y what 
 've duly (ee nf i In Marks that prei{nant Womei. nivr 
 ill. II C'liil.lreii) th.ilthe I- lui in the Woiiili of the Mo. 
 thii (wliuli IS but hki a liiaft on a Tree) wouhtbe 
 iiiii'id with the laiii'( .1. iir. loiiii an.lC.oiiiplrxion ; 
 and thisjioiiip .11 fetthei by deiireis, niich' eatily pro- 
 duce as pieat a C hant;i' is that of an .;,<: ...1 11 to a 
 Nnje ; einecialiy if to tins y<,ii a.l.l the irofable Sup- 
 roliiion, that I'omr griat and eiiiimnt Mero in thele 
 I'arts, or a famous Hunter, might hippen to have a 
 III irtcr NVfe and tliicker I.ips than ordiiniy, nnjiht 
 cut his Han very (hort, an.l have it iiatnially bjick and 
 curled j tor by thismeaiis others of h.s (.ontempi laries 
 or Folterity would ciijeivourio imitatehim as miKh a% 
 they .ould, ami the Motlieis wkoI.I mould then teiidti 
 Infants into his Sliapi and Form, andfiip(lv it all (by 
 de)!r(es; by the F. ue and Power of I iii.y and jinari- 
 nation, in iheir laner lornChildien. 1 think it nced- 
 lelstogive liillaiici^ol tins beeaillt ih v ,ire fo very 
 iiniiionanH obvioii;., that ill Hifloiv, and everv ones 
 neei an luri'iili'lieiiun Ibine nieaii.re •\i.lthe.e 
 want not A<ii)iiiif\ tviii in ilic very |oir.f betoiets, 
 rho' with noil, ot it» puviouj Caiiics an.l Ste| .s, ol 
 Women, that by iliel'.jwei of Iin»«. nation oiib, have 
 bioiii'ht finli Cl.il.lien of omte eoiniiry t olonr and 
 ditlerci.t Shape an.l born, fioni eiiha ilie Mother 01 
 the F It her. 
 
 |\nd tlii.^Conlideiati.111 will help us fo a.ioiii.t in 
 lome ineafme alfn tot the .litfereni .Species of Annrub 
 now tuun 1 in Amtiiir, tit 111 thole in oi'r Cont:iiiiii. 
 Where by ihe by, we oi,f;ht fo obferve, iliar iluieaie ' ' 
 not to inaiiv dilfeirni Spri n s aj fome teil iis, who wfl,',"' 
 iieedsiiiakeVVdiiileis and MonUtis of everv nei'. tliin); m. 
 they fe.., without cxamnuiiR intu it fo nicely as tliey '/ 
 ovij;ht to do. \,\ 
 
 It hath beenoblerved by many Authors, that /tt'ici 
 haili piodiircd a m'ch (treater Variety of Animals than 
 other Fins nf the World, and efpecially of liruies ; and 
 this was a Frovcrb in /!.■// .//..'s time, that .//■.,, 1 ii,.-, 
 Jlill fn.lii-i»y^ Jim.tf'i:^' nrw, of ihis k iiJ lil-.l.i. v 'le 
 G.'.etf.t'ii.c . And the bojiitioniliat is ulunl,\ fivcn for 
 this IS, that Waters 1.1 iliofe dry j'arihe.l < !oiin ties be- 
 ing ver. fvarce, creai V'aiictics of Animals tiled to meet 
 t.ijjether at theSpimpb or Rnei>, in onlei to drink and 
 cool theiuleJ.is, gn.l Ly prr.niik.ois Couplings there, 
 
 '. uU Si' 
 
 .'.It;/!,.. 
 I it in It I 
 
 ■..,/„ 
 
 t i.n. 4\ 
 
 Ik- 
 
 did c.-'iit.i 
 
 iiUl. 
 
 c nc w i' 
 
 tho' It be ufu.iily laid, that Uich ///■: 
 
 Uk 
 
 jot Aiiiii.als Now 
 
 Off^ 
 
 pniips 
 
 and Bitihs astli. le li' n't copulate and piodiice .•\ninia. 
 
 !:<i (;- 
 
 • IS again ; yet whether it 
 
 be f.i 
 
 rfally 
 
 I pidge 111.1 , Ic ■.! jolitcd,ard I believe thire are Iii- 
 ft.inces to liie contiaiy j letiy t'requem, efpecially a- 
 
 "K 
 
 bii 
 
 Bi.t hi 
 
 js II wilj, no doubt iheCli 
 
 irate an.l boil, the Air and L)i;'i(e of Hea', diftircn.e 
 
 of Feedii,! 
 
 1.1 
 
 \erv mil', h : 
 
 w.ve the SI 
 
 Appearance oi Ar..nial. : as 
 
 piiHcson tl;e !ii...g I itioii of ilie 1 enia 
 
 npe aiii 
 I In 
 
 en'. 1 1 Ini- 
 
 r.! 
 
 Ck 
 
 '.viieii ai en 
 
 fi-K 
 
IN7 ROWCTIO N 
 
 IX 
 
 iliir |'ro\c« 
 ilhrciiic iif 
 
 inlliil, tvxi 
 I'l'Cf.tHM'^ 
 
 alt'M the 
 '; '/ ' . &' . 
 lliiMnti (I 
 f llu- C'li 
 
 Ilk i llJT 
 'hi I'JI'uliil 
 
 i>l 1 alxiiir 
 
 > I'llKTIVC 
 
 >i Mm 31 
 iijiiiv l>y 
 irir tlotlii'j 
 ioin ■ Ariil 
 itiiuli arn) 
 when ihii 
 
 lllll llilt c- 
 
 ',':•«« XI III 
 ilw.iy\ail' 
 
 svmiM 1 c 
 .1 Aj'i car- 
 uoin .iiul 
 i.tll lvli';t« 
 
 (I'y wlint 
 imi'ii mvi- 
 f tl.r M.i. 
 
 iiplrxinn ; 
 '.ilily pro- 
 
 "•'■ ll'to A 
 
 babic Sup- 
 
 > in thfic 
 Id have .1 
 
 y, luti^lit 
 I'l.ck .llhl 
 in|tiiaiics 
 '^ iiuiili as 
 
 II tcihlci 
 
 It all (hy 
 il I man- 
 It nceil- 
 (i> very 
 .'IV ones 
 li I the e 
 chjfL- Is, 
 -StL'i'.s, ot 
 |I\, have 
 lour aiiii 
 loihir (n 
 
 oiiiif in 
 An:mi|'- 
 oni;ii( 111. 
 line arc ' "'iuIiMi 
 
 u- tliiiif; ».•.,,/„ 
 as ihcv '/'". •' 
 '•' ''-It" 
 
 It Atict 
 lals than 
 li'S; aiui 
 'il ir.;. 
 ... 5. ,/c 
 ivcn tor 
 1 ties ie- 
 
 to meet 
 
 ink aiij 
 fs there, 
 Now 
 If-prinps 
 Aninia s 
 r.lly . r 
 • aie Iii- 
 
 ial;y a- 
 iheCli- 
 t(( reii , c 
 
 I'l' aii.l 
 
 hill Im- 
 
 lirutc 
 
 ;,.;; v/- 
 
 '.». *iJ». nh'ikOft'iUive Ut.i in lilt l'.tnn »' ''* /><">i '••" '•"''■ 
 
 *i' I'H ie.l titil cl'.nij^il h ^'ti'tmlitr i>iiii ,/.!«</■ »•» It lhi» 
 
 Wi IV lii^t (■', why lhniil(t l'cMralC>)unirii» Im! iimis >•• 
 
 nniiMhaiii thtr« for i K'lici Hienl ot the laine kimini' 
 
 Amiii«l» i iii'l fiMne fl». ei lie pcrtiCHy »<ihl ot Hralln, 
 
 i 
 
 IliriU ami ! ilh ■, whi hoilnr' alMiiii.l iii 
 
 • II Ih' ikinif lo I<<mI 111 iliCiliic iolwlii-»i, ftiji ihtic 
 may lie nr Ji Varnti in ilw Shape, (.iilmit, Mike anj 
 ► iHiirr nl' i'imts KiriU, l«. altiot I'llhct III /»«/'.. h Iriiiii 
 ll'i'ti inciii y rniRiit ; and yit all Vyi . c at hilt havt 
 
 llir 
 
 •(Vi| 
 Itjf Iwluiiiail ihi<, 'li« >-ciiain that /'< 
 
 >-.uhj 
 
 an.l 'hole Ni^t'h I'lltirn l',it «, J'> abiuml »i h a pro- 
 ilii-i 111 Vuiiiy ot Iti'ilt, aiiil liirilj, ititiiy "I 'vlinh 
 
 liive h'iii ililiunn <l '1 li \a 
 
 tit iMir Isci'.iiiiii 
 
 Itly 
 
 iV'iilHl; 
 
 III! 
 
 rnt 
 
 <.t 
 
 ihi< 
 
 nv I 
 
 1, an 
 
 tiiiiii I hulk 
 
 I'.lK 111 tlu 
 
 ijihtllret. h 
 
 W. ill |ieint{ iiiikiiiiwii at'tliiiulil 
 
 iriKoiit "I ihc / .iiKiiifii Ciipn iinileteiiiiiii'il, it .aniiot 
 lie IT'-Vfil ihai iheiv may mil le in ih f. fat's, Htalt* 
 mil Hiiil» lit ihelaiiie hoiiiiaiHl Shape with thite we 
 I 1 iiiuih WMuhr at m .("/' >>* Ami iheretore Men 
 nii^li! Ill II rbiar eoticliii|iiit{ any ihinn leitainly about 
 llie li«.,. I'/ .\tiiiii lis lieiiiK /iuM I. ,/, nil ihey lie fine 
 lliiy know all tlmle wh . h inhibit thole vail Delirtu 
 
 lttmm.iik, '.•,mii». A,. li*,iiil.; all ilie InbaLiltntl ni 
 tl.ii :t» It .,11 are blatkhiiiM, iW nil turj;i auU 
 W'l'illy like iIk' /■.>!< /i,i>iN»j()i«j. IIm Nunliirri Wjk 
 "i.imalf'i were lonii.l lo line iiol'r'pii Ninie.., iwr 
 fhei I, ,«./<• mil l'n/,i,,,l : AnJil 4nt I'aili.f it v. \, pr. 
 jileil lioiii iliv'f'' i\ (In: Northern I'a'i.niiitt 1). I ih" 
 ''li< wrti aliAay,iutiou»iinil maik ab«)utN4nie» . aiil 
 'hciileie lli«(.i>n, . It ol <i, tlim ihi.wr .y»i. •! 1 1 i>r>i v 
 pcopl.il iliirtlv lium N '»<), IcMIK elitiKJ) Jioiiisllel^, 
 *s I .1,1.,., haih ti I'y proinl , ilm 'ti» hkely iha' 
 'n ' ,1 .i/i./iiiif(lil litvi (i iiiedt lis liiliil.il.iii t iioi'i ill. II I , 
 but (hill Jiiliui f|ii,i.lUi. 
 
 Iwa. iluMit ih. Veai .)i<. ati.'i ('.■ //, «Hi'ii '. > h 
 H IIki |>ii| I(i| I//i.i(, aiiil (,,11.1. jaiii<l iii.fhli,, , 41.4 
 'he t'liiiKijii Krli|(iiiii<t i< pl.minltli.ri a' i. i |)< Vi.i!. 
 altei . Wh. iifoiv lint iki t' olltvp> 'f Ciuilt.jriry 
 
 W' le tnilml 111 In 
 
 thcli 'i" (I it' ' mi IJ le|i 
 
 I'Wiii iiiiCiWiiiiie'lai lino .l,)i- '..I. All) tIk'N Mihi 
 
 for I 
 
 NMic all iMiliiiiK rH:.iitl\ 
 ihh 
 
 lull 
 
 J!eni 11 
 
 .»bi>vciii, iiU M*'i caiili-.l , Ml 
 \v\\. I. IkauU. 111. 
 
 iiih he ik'urli^ III lit \/ II 
 
 ly 
 
 Ml >s lllC ^ ■l,t, 
 
 aiiiieiir ' 
 
 ■1). iHlJ 
 
 and yet iinilikntei d liaolsol I an 
 
 wlueli it they 
 
 don't aill.all. luin to iSe t'ontiiient ot ./wfiii.i, 
 doiibi i'l> I'on.e very iiejt it. 
 
 I he srh t>b)cCl;oii is a bare Airtriion without piool, 
 nnd thi i> t'lire may be a» tieeiy deni.-d ; and I iball 
 Ituw, ilirre \* Hill, h iiioro rcil'iuiio Ho lit, than to hold 
 It in the .iiriiinaine. And the lalt or lixth Ariiuiiient 
 .lliDUt Hc.ilts "f l'ie\, .' J^etIlll^• ihio Hinr 1. ', will 
 |if tnuiiil til ha\e litcli 111 tune 111 11, <ylien ilir bveril 
 way.ol i'eiip!iiin ilut pill lit til' Wmldaic lailbiltiif 
 yoi . 
 
 but I caniii.t oiiMi lakmn notice iHtw, that fho' the 
 Vm»/i.( ,/. to Hid the • i;ii;i«f"< of Mm'.i ■ full ot thofe 
 laVi*./-' It alls i yit there were none . I iheni in any il 
 the lilanJs wlmh lay leiiioie fron the ("otitinfiit, tlio' 
 very lirve ; win, li Imth lht\vj thai tlufcCteatiiiesivere 
 nut at leilt. // ■o,iih,ci there, a« '1 retii, trims and Plants 
 were ; and ilierelore /liiifiii nitlft lie ttoi kt with them 
 lidin loine other I'art of the World ; and wlikh by a 
 tair «'iy of Coikliilion too, lay nt,irei to them tli.lii 
 ihofe lllaiid*. I Ins AtrjLt atl'etts to b< true on ftriCt 
 Exaiiunationof the Prnmtivr State of riiii.i, H,/f.mi«i„, 
 At)ii,Mu>4, D.iiiinici, JarwaiVrt, 8<c. And this hatli 
 been continued (incc to be ihe Cafe of other Iflands 
 newly difeoverd by fiibfv'pi'iit Navisatioii. And J. ,lr 
 lit t faifh there were no ' leh Birds found in thefe 
 lllands, asiould not Hy far, fuch a>Patridgc%&c. (('.99 
 </i' 0(ii;.(i>>.r. .Imciii.) 
 
 About the ways of the lirft peopling of jlmtn^.i 
 thire luebeeiia valt iinnibir of Opiniens and Con- 
 ical iire<, and liiiiie very wild and extravagant ; as par- 
 tinilarly that ot / r/tjr/< (hi nuntiuned by l.att, ti^. 
 riiJi \"i'' (who he fancies was born there) went either 
 tlnher hinilelt', or lent a iVcond Venter of Children 111- 
 ti ./.;,fri..;, alter he bad divided oiir three Parts of the 
 WoiM anioiiplt lus three former Suns. But this feenis 
 dired ly lontiary to the lliftory uf 'JiH'/;;, wliere we 
 (ind iliac ,iil the Halt was peopled by Shnn, Ham, and 
 Ji-'I'I'^r, and their Folterity j and !s alio alferted without 
 any iiiaimrr of I'root, Oround or Argument. leaving 
 tlicicfore this and all other Opinions, wluth feeiii to 
 me to ba\e little Foundation from Rcafon, Hiltory, cm 
 Collation of Culloins; I fhall inlid only on fuidi as ap- 
 ptar t.i lineihofe leal boiiiidationsto luppfntiluiii. 
 
 But here 'tis iicicllary to puiiufe, that th. re weiv 
 foi'iid in Ain.ricj ar lis hrft IJifawery by the Vpowia Vj, 
 I'e. .pie ct fi very diflVreiit Shapes, Colours, Habits, 
 Ciiltoiiis. I aiitjiiages ar.d Manm'r of Living; that 'tis 
 alinoll a nemoiiltr.iti.iii tliry did nor all cnuie from the 
 fiiiiel)ri.<iiial , bit probably weie poojilcd tioin diffe- 
 rent Part', i.f ibeWoild, and at ilitVeipiit tunes, and 
 that foiiie ot then Iiihiliiaiits eame tutliein vi ry early 
 till. Fonl.o all the Inhabiams of the j^teat Continent 
 of I'.woj'-, .Ili' and ■/ '1", did come bom .\'ii.:»/s Sons, 
 who yet iiifliras iinichfiom one another in many Pafis, 
 .IS the feveial Inhabitants of /-'mMii do; yet this will 
 iceivc foiiic Solution fionithe Molai.'al Account of the 
 C'onfiiliiiii of 1 anpuages. But this caniiiit have place 
 Willi thcfe who tirll (ieopli.d/7»i.-UL<i, unlets yon fuppofc 
 a I'uperiaui al btWt without any Cironnd or Rcitlbn 
 
 Uiiitiiiis very |iiilicioully, in order to clear the way 
 fdi the bctttr dilVovcry of iliofc I'erfons who r/.J (?r(t 
 p^ilplc Wwci -, tirit conlileis s»llit Nationought juOly 
 ui'.ie exclui' .1 fioni that Cl.iiin, ami ihesvs who .iU mi 
 i.oihi'her. And til It lie makes it piubable, that theln- 
 lialitamsof .ItncLi caiiic ii'it from iwi'J<:.<i«i/, K iifiir, 
 
 iiiiiil III ,liiur,iii III i'i.ii .umiiioii .' , tiuii abuiil llii 
 I uiifinigrattoniif S.jiiK , ^i<i iliIk V , ilitii, I'aritai y 
 
 that I 
 
 ,■1/1,11.. k II, 
 
 nriii,l 'liulVal iiilt aJil iiui'ili.i' of tluni, asihi 
 
 alw.iysdi.l ; Wl 
 
 11. 
 
 1 n-liijes iill < 
 
 that neiilier the 'Wm lent the tiril lull .litan's iiiiu i' ,; 
 Nirtlurii, nor the l)ili,-„i th.i.e mto the Siuihvin 
 I'arti. 
 
 Tis tery improbable alio, tint ciili r ilii'fJ'ffAi or 
 H inii.i li iild prople ./i»if..',,(, th'j'lMiiif llu t'.il.e '.I'll. 
 nioliigiis of Wiirds, foiiie h.nc th(,ii,-i,!ii I • And the 
 Kealin n, btciiife they Weie kptwithin : M,iitt.. 
 '<;,:,i<i 1 y the (:.iii,';i;i, 1.1111, and lud no Stttlenien « iin 
 theCoallsof the //.' J'l'nil' (lean, foin ^^ hen. i ''.^y 
 could ^et in'o the New VV'urld, if tln'y had Skill m 
 Navi){atii)ii to aiteii | r DileiiNcriss ot iluii nature, 1, it 
 doiiiiiijt api,iat ihi y had. 
 
 '1 ho .i!l II,!!!!-, .Is .('/,,• M„>n,i, . :, an.! ffiii him <i- 
 thei , hai lieenvriy fondof denviiij; „ ,.| tlir lirlt 
 liiliabirinis ,,i /lni.,i,,i friiin ihe rrv, , and 'Iio liinii" 
 Auihnis at oMtUii-'t-vetiiJ, fuppol'e the Teal rilu'. v,liith 
 Salintiuyi, and his SiU.cllIus earned Captivi's in'o jj'. 
 .'"lit, lohavei^ii'itn (I know not how) iiirn thai New 
 World Yet there Uing no Inch Kitcas Circi'iiicillMi, 
 nor any other, pun Iv / nn/. , , tound aiiioiigrt thi in, 
 thisianliavi no folid Foimdatu 11. I know loine liovc 
 laid, that tlir //w.'iu.mi wcrefiiund robe >lrci'nkili,l ; 
 but 'tu owikd thry were but wry few; and tlio'e pcr- 
 liaps, as others jiulge, apearcd 'u be lo to bis curious 
 Obfervers, fcecaiife iheir fre^iKi 1 tvcie tarm nwa', by 
 the Pox : But both A^oji.t and //■" i.i, on an cxai> En- 
 ijui;y, could find no Signs of a true Circuiniilinn. 
 From whiih 'tis 'plain, that 111 iihrr the ' it,', n r any 
 Nationthat smiltantly uUd Circuii . iiion as a Rebg ot,v 
 Rite, did |copleihi,.I',irt of ilic V\'or.d ; Ir m isluDir 
 all rhc Iir^j and MaLwii .n, aie.1'10 e-icliulf,!. Aiii if 
 the Siitl'iitui or T'l'M' I had any II ne in the Iciiding In- 
 habitants to the Northern Pans of 111/. . .1, tviasbc- 
 lorc thcv received .ilil'tiiieiitiiiini, .iiid with it Ciiciini- 
 rilicn : Sothat /fm-'iifi was citlii tpvopkil lubre )f,i/i. 
 '/let's Tinie 111 all its I'arrs, which 1, hipbly probable , 
 or at IcaO by Inch as were not of his Relipion. 
 
 And as there were no l'Ootlle| , iil the fcin//'', lb 
 ihae were none alfo of the Chrifl-n Kebgiun found 111 
 ^hK.;i.\i at Its lull Difiovery. Some indeed have laid, 
 that theie were Crofics found nected in >i',.i:;.i,i, and 
 that they bad a Tradition of their being left there by 
 aManbeautiful and ('li.riousas thcSun It felf, aud who 
 died upon one of them ; but this feeins a mccr I egciid, 
 lor I'. Mr., Ill faith there is noihing etrtain 111 this Re- 
 lation, And llu cr.i pittly li ruples at (.om,ii<i's Rela- 
 lioil of there being Croifcs of Awid'Alium and Wnod, 
 placed upon the (jraves of the J'-ifrti/r/rj; becaufe he 
 faith there is no /Ui iJiikmii found either in.?i(. I'rtw, tr 
 any svhcre elfe in ,:iiif:ic.i: And (i.i c'.l.t]J,i laiili, that 
 mCu^co tlieie was indeed a great Marble Stone in the 
 Foim of a Ciols, bill it had no Re'igoiis Uf'^ Some 
 inlill much alfo on the life of Baptilm au oni; tlK'7K- 
 CJ.'(:nr/r■/, to prove It to be a Chrittiaii Color,; : Uui .is 
 every one knows Baptifm was a Rite in ufe loiij! before 
 Chrilt, ai)d 111 many Places of the World ; and that 
 therefore nuthing lenain canbecoiicludad fioni thence : 
 So 'tis certain tliat ttie Jucuantfci never lia.l any B.if,- 
 tilhi as a Religious Rite properly fo called ; and all the 
 modern Sfniiii/h Writers, on a nearer Enqu.ry into the 
 State of Aniciicit, do deny that there was any fuch 
 thing asChrtnian Rites found among them : Ajid their 
 ab'Jininable Idolatry, Huinan .Sacrifices, and odicr bar- 
 barous Ufages, lufficicutly thew, elite they had not their 
 e Original 
 
INI RU'DV C i /ON. 
 
 H 
 
 H. 
 
 Ori(;in.il from any Chriftilii Nation ; for wherever 
 tlur Religion harh o\wc been eft.iblilli'd, all fuch Hca- 
 iIkm Kites and Colloins have fallen before it. It fciiiii 
 thiietbrc plain, ih;<t /Jw/fiuM was not peopled by Cliri 
 Itians, but probably liad it:; Inhabitants in all tir mod 
 I'lrts ut it, betoic our Saviour s Incarnation ; as will 
 further appcarliifier. 
 
 "I'is not likely alfii, that any ol tin- liill Iiihabiinnt<; 
 of Anierici came from l.-hitpu, orar leall very liu'ot 
 thmi, bc> Mufj there are no l:'ll pi.- Negro's, or .it leall 
 bill leivfew, foiiivl there, but wh.it the /•■m"/..!' 'have 
 i.iinid thiiher; An,l for the fame re.ifon iV-n' i . . i.r/: 
 rillo iiiiift be excluded from iHiii;: fiippoled lo have fent 
 aiivc^r us numerous Inhabit ims thither, if oiirUte Re- 
 litiniis arc true, that they are all .N'.',:;'<''j there ; tor the 
 hilt l)il'> iv ciers mcmion a valt \,iriety of Colours and 
 Mi.ipe among the //mr irci'i 
 
 Indeed flonnia cue; I'eter Motrr and Goiniirj, .is 
 luakinp mention of (nine l-.tii /■ c Negro's, wlmli were 
 fe'imd .ilwiit Ciirr^ in ./wf^.-i; which probably might 
 be driven over in a .Storm, or mishtdcliniiedb go over 
 liom ' "H;'n in .It'lcf. : for l-'pe^ faiih the I'cople tlierc- 
 ab mts .imiomly had .Ships carrung ^:o Oars, 
 
 And thus liaviniJ endeavoii.xd to Ihcw from what 
 Parts of our World .In.'-/. ,i was not peii|'led, lei us next 
 ciu]iiire frein vvlanoe ;it priil ibly did delve its Piinie- 
 :ous lulubitant^. And to Ix-pinwith iheNortheriiHait 
 of if 'ii.; not unlikely, as lli.nii,. obferves, That that 
 ■| ra.'t of Land nuRlii receive its tirf^ I'eopU line.- ways : 
 (.''iiiheNorth from the ant, ems' \rr:.:fr,im iheW cit Iroiii 
 the f'i .fii'iiitni. and onthc Ealt ftoiii the f'/'i".V''' 
 
 There rc.nis good reafin to believe, ili.it the ''■'•.■. i-, 
 f/.<i.j went very lariv inio ..fi/ii"!.-!/! ; b<.i when the (.<;-{ 
 "t.Diirr.i wereexpiHed thur Co',!n!r\ by the Children ol' 
 li'itii in f-Jhicts i.iur, 'tis\ery pn.bable that nc, ellity 
 d'ovc them to le. k new Hibitations , cfccially il the 
 Stoiy r f th-- tivi> iMarl lel'iliars, whioh /•.^mj-j/ij sWu- 
 / 1 .;c.'.. eiievoutof I'lccoy'in, be true : Hor he hiiihihcfc 
 were let up near Th^ / or l.:i'iif<, and lud in the/'Ae- 
 (.■■V.'.iH Laiig'.'agc and Cliiiia,':cr thi,s Iiiftripticiii upon 
 them. If',- /.'> t'.-Hi tl'C t>L\- ^t I'-f.t ii^lil- Joihiiah the 
 S,iii<r Nun : And iliat they ivuuld iiave reidiirl'e to chcir 
 M'lppiiip too for this purprle, fur whKli they were an- 
 iiciitly lery fjiiious, fecins paitd'.ubt. 
 
 They ivint eaiiy iii'.o .V; :.« and .///-...-. 'ti-; certain ; 
 and luiuc 'Writcis lay ihey went all round / r' if- which 
 .int'Ciith lienilied ,lhi..i.) I his they could not well do 
 (I'liip tlii-Siioa', I ut miili venture out tar into the Oce- 
 »n ; and ihcretoie they nueht as eafily from thence 
 liil inio .•/iKCf.-i-.', ns to the C.inarv llhinds; wliuh is 
 iht alK.\e 15 d.Ms^.i I '■>"" '''e (-.iiiaru's : And "tis faft 
 that thes were as far a^ ilic Limjucs and --l^o. rs, Strjho 
 filth exprclly, Ti-m fniiii the Atlaiitick O.c.ii.-, li'n 
 t/iiiltCiiiei ksnu.l the Hcrcniean S' .').;;/; And alfn that 
 tl\-i h,t,l)nr:>i)i aii.l t^'Cttt Slips ill rill!, ntui in th.- mcfi oiit- 
 w.iiilS:.t. l-.ir.tijll<e>i:> alio and Sf'/»ioboth fay, that the 
 Pi'.ini.i.ms leing ini'eded with Wars at hcmc.tookShip- 
 piiig.nnd fought new Settlements inthe//;.'.i«r/i<;Ocean; 
 And ihe Innic thing we lea^ntiom D!i,hriisSiculi<,iiii. %. 
 Aiid that ihe Antients had a .Votion of another World, or 
 anoiher I'ait of ours, lying beyond the .')'/.i"f.<; Ocean, 
 is very plnin and evident, ■'t-.inr, m his third Hook I'aith, 
 that S: c'lis told Midr.:., thst belidcs l-.tnrp-, l''in and Li- 
 bia [o^ /Ifri- ) ihfrewas another intiniiely laig. Con- 
 tinent, ill which were great Cities, and People of iifTc- 
 riiu I aws and Cullonis from curs; and where there 
 was a alt Q.iantity of (jold and .Silver, win. h was 
 lefs valued therethan Iron with us. No doubt alln thefe 
 tvcre the great lilands mentioned by .IpiiUiih mlus Book 
 Ae Mjii.i , on the Authority ol //'(//. tlr and I'UifhirJIm. 
 And we tind 111 SfHfc.t, .-/i/!.! faying, I"vf/.Vi hi fJce.t>.o 
 j/tcftr tct''!', itir>.i.f; ii,*n, ntrfiis alia hittor.iy .1 nun jacr- 
 rc Oil'cw. And 111 the Aft./.-.i of theother i>>!».-.j, ycu 
 have this rcniaikable Falfage. 
 
 -* — pfWl'tr.' Arn:i 
 
 Sfiiitn ferli fiuihiis Oc-nr.n 
 
 I'lniuU len.m lr.x.ti, CJ ingi-in 
 
 y/t:ir.t r.-Oiii, T-tpriJij; no:-os 
 
 Dett^nt fi-!-'i, iicc I'.i l-i,:: u':!maT' ii.i\ 
 
 To uliich nny be added what v.e find in//i«f7ii i;.m,i Ktar- 
 allifHi ; V. Inch is, that there -.vis .in l/lanii :i the At- 
 Jantiekf'ce.;;;, l/t'jei thru .il. kurope. 
 
 But to return to the iiuiiici/iii Plantation of this 
 New World ; Ihritiir. thii ks there were three einincm 
 Voy.^oi s male by the /'/ iw.i'ufM into Wmc/iV.i ; The 
 firll uiultr ■■^iiii<, who, P.rfo in his Cntiai faith, was the 
 .^on of S~t-ttt:r (1 Phimcian Deity) and i thers call hiui 
 the Sotv of C,p'«f and rlit biorherof S-twn, Under 
 
 •his W//.i( they palfed the Straits, of old called lluiiin 
 Pillnis, and coming into the Ocean, gave the Name of 
 A'lniiii.k.wit, which it retains tii tlus day ; And it jp 
 pears from Stmh'. that all the Sea round alum .///.i, .nid 
 great part of //f'/uvj, was called the Atliwtick Ocean 
 bccaule, he (aith, Arabia ra;lix r.xirv.lJ it j.-lf m f.tr 
 .•)t/jf Atlaiitick OcKw. In this ,.); .j);r . Ocean, the oM 
 l'h.tiiici.iiii found a great Ifiand as large as. //;.i and /!/'■)'- 
 c-, which the) called .Vin.U', and I think could be no- 
 thing h\n Ani.-'i.ii. TIiIn laiuoiiS .4/iV/,7;' is niuitioned 
 by I'l.*" ill hiS Tim.iii' and 1 nnn, ami by many hath 
 l"'eii tlioiiglit to bceiititciv a f.ibulo' s Relation : But 
 /'..I/O himlelf ixpredy faith, llh.n /■ ,L:i 11,1 wnia 
 liduc. III! ^ fi. ■ ll>jli;y. And I'irclii! cires one M.u.e.- 
 ■ ii'_ an liti'iipl.ii Hidorian, who relates riie faii.o Stiiy as 
 a I ruth ; to which may beaddul, that .: f.iii.:, . ..u.'i 
 lirit Interpret r, take;, the iliingto I-e a tuie Hillory, 
 and no Fable. All th.s .onli.lcred, tho'there are, ac- 
 cording to the aiitten: (^iltom, foiiie fibulous Stones 
 toniiccted widi the Kdaton; y. t tlieiv is vr?r\ good 
 realiin to take it to be ir, ih iiithc iii.iii., luicctlicie is 
 nothing impi^thble or im]' ibable in the /icionnt of it : 
 bor the I'l'.hi i.uit had \. 1 early, good Ships, and JiJ 
 not life to (oalt along tii~ Miore on' , but veiitui'd f.iit 
 tar to Sea in ihc clear and tail time of the V'e.ir, i-.uid- 
 ing iheii Courle by the Sim and .'.'.irs, as they muht 
 very ealily do : An.' intluspoini tliry wtre foskilUiI, 
 that ill our Altroiioi it hrit c.i.i.e from them. And 
 ive !ind/'at/', / . :. ]',. complaining, thatiheMen 
 ot his timew.rcla7j ,oid enervate, 1, ihi S^iill op Na 
 vig.irion lol), .111,1 the I'lir.' of fceking New World", 
 and Regii iMxiiigiiilh' I. ' '' 
 
 lliere is abcigoud .^ii linritv from Antiquity, that the 
 I'l-arcinti! maue a fcioti.' ' jge into -hn - Vox 
 wli.iu 111 be plainer than w '. ' in '. r .'r,.., , „- 
 
 /<'.', li!: V ^ 199. 5" >• J- ■ . . .t ''.I). 16 ^. wl.ere 
 
 he tells us, '' Tiiat .he :ii,i.;.;iii did very aicienilv lad 
 out beyond//-'- :.-\,i'!l/.ir'. alon^ tl!n 'f /.-.;« Coad , 
 " and there meet'iij' with .Storms a- a rc:iip,-tls, were 
 carried to the remoteft I'.it-t r,'' tiie (Xean, and alter 
 many daysaime to a val' I:, uul maiiv days Sail from 
 " />e<.r, and lying ve v tm Welt, llisl-'laic had a 
 'j triiitfiil Soil, iinipal- e Ki\ers, ami hiuip'uoes Ldi- 
 ticcs : .\nd liom hen' e th-.'(./;.(/,,i.;.)./-i;« came to the 
 Knowledge of thefe new Lands. And in antjilier 
 place he faith, " lliat the :,irthn;^ii.i.nis linding tliat 
 ' they were ■ f;en pivlt wjIi Wars by tlic J ■ ,..-,/j and 
 Mrtiiiii/ini.i,..', took Shij I'lng, pallid C'/:.i :r, and fail'd 
 'I to this new 'legion in the ./;/.;»/.'.. i; Ocean, and 
 planted a Coloi.y there ; but kept the Uilcovcrv a 
 long while dole.-, th.it if they ihoul.! ever be driven 
 from their native S il again, they might have this 
 Place to retire to. "Ibis is a verv plain and reinark- 
 ablrP.illage,and can lie m-ant of nr.-' 1 ig biit -im .i,,i,to 
 which I lace the Defer. piK n given b^ ,.',110 doth well 
 agree : And this alf) will help us to guefs pretty well at 
 the 'IVm,-i.; ih,s l-.xpctl i >i ; tlir :t m'uft be jnft after the 
 Wats above-mentioned between the Cirth-a^inians, and 
 the I'tna.., and M.iiiiit in ,;«.•. 
 
 The third Voyage of the I'i'^ni.i.ms into Americr, 
 Hni.iii iiiigcs to be in Vi/,i.,j (,'sTime, when theTv-Mw 
 Fleet went to 0/>/j/ lor Gold. VVhicliO/' he ihinks 
 migh bi n-fpi-.i.iil: cr '' i i;ni\\cll'jl li'iiliri ■ And cer 
 taiu l^l^ that in thefjrn rv( thefe Iflands /3.(i.-/-,.'iii»,-t;/ 
 the Nephew o(<~aiiim! us t .uliu Gold Mines of a proili- 
 gimis grcatnefs, ,- /-. of 16 Miles in length; hut the 
 Nat.ve* then had loft the ufe of tliem .\'.-hj Orhis l{rf^!- 
 oi.um, cS'c. ;>. 77. . And therctbre ('olutnhu:, K-t-biiis, 
 /(i)'- Strph.ini.s, <:rm.l>.ii,l:.\ and many others, have be- 
 lieved this iUlpr.iii U to be So/.)'- irs Opin ; as Arius 
 i\hiit.ii.,.s, Cornpiii! ll.c/inui, (,uil. I'cjicllus, Mvcin Mr- 
 linns, Wixi'.i»j.. J iH .','.'''../(' li.-.iiNse, Ant. I'clj'.vlniis, ^c. 
 do believe it was funewlierc iiiK-',-'. And would the 
 Place fiom whence 5"o .vn i-.'s Ships were built and did 
 let out, wlii.il was /-,-;'n« C'.iifi, agree with this, I 
 tlioiild I! Ilk alli- th.i' rh(;re is great reafoii to fiip|-of« 
 'tviir to i', • t ceil //,',.'"- '''< "^ '"^'i"-' I'lace there- 
 abiOit. Bi'i ,r^ all the iiiidenour,, cf Crr plus U ..1- 
 ««), who was ibe lirtl, and lome others, t3 prove /•■^/en 
 Gnbei tolie lituated 111 the Afft/i.'fi .c. ■--, 'tis plainfroin 
 iC/r^«.8. 17. I K!>y.' '9-2.'i- that r.-'m(,ji'r> was in 
 Uumca, ot l-.iini, which O.id/i/ Ii3i. conquered, and on 
 the Shore of the f(c./ i'e.i. (yoiu,;/, 'if..i ...j alio wnulj 
 have S' I'tHoii'i Ihit'Jh.p^ ro be T.n fr//i;i in Spain ; where- 
 as 'tis plain that Th.ifl'-Ji.' is only a general Wr id lor the 
 Sea, 01 Ocean, as appears Irom 2 K,:"^' ii..vbl. vhcre 
 ?.'/m/.i/i/.ii/'s Ships arc called sJ,i/s if Taijh Jh : ,So like- 
 wife in 2 C/ire//. 10 ib. t ,i;i (sTatlt.ilh, (i-'iiifies c' ? 
 .10 tit Sea, ot intj lie (tii-u S.-i. And t onleqnentlv 
 the Navy of TaiP-i/h in 1 KJ'H' i a. 21. mull be endcr- . 
 
 Hood 
 
/ NT KOVV C T I N. 
 
 XI 
 
 After the 
 
 umt, and 
 
 thcTvi.in 
 
 Ivj ihiiiks 
 
 AnJ ccr- 
 
 f a proili- 
 Init ihc 
 
 Orbii I{_'f^i- 
 K-i.l'iiis, 
 have be- 
 as Ariiit 
 
 ■ it\-iii Mf- 
 
 ivnulil the 
 It and Jid 
 tills, I 
 to fiip|-ofc 
 ,c<- ihcrc- 
 
 ove f'^iiin 
 1111 from 
 was in 
 , anil on 
 ll.j wntilj 
 , wluTt— 
 ullorihf 
 i where 
 So liki- 
 
 lififS Ci' ? 
 
 leqi'cnr.lv 
 llcv-'i 
 
 
 (If.ovl in t!'.-: rniH- f,fncral Senfe. frr a Fleer that '.v tc to 
 lai) in llic wiile Sea, or In.linn Ocean, in order to fctth 
 Cinid from O/'//- , or ^(-//.^ff. Which being determined, 
 as / ipfcmui in his N'.ui;;.i.'/' Wjm-m'i Op!'irilic/t, ci-.p. 2. 
 Sr-I' I. and B.'.-.''.;i/ in his r.iwj.iw, lit- I. ci/i. 44- have 
 put it out of v'-H'ln : "\ .^ flicn certainly a very unna- 
 lonablc thinil "- iiirr-ifc '.hat $.lomo„\ Ships llioiild go all 
 round Afii. n, a,i>l then,:c in;o Am.-t'.r.t lor (Jold. Where- 
 fore 0;''-i tiiull i-c placed foinevvhcr.- c He; andthemoft 
 learned Uont makes tKoO/>'in. ('.'..'. /'/v/i-^'. I'.i. 1. 
 c.if. ly. On-.' in A,.-.hi.i very n li in (loM, and from 
 wheneethe /.; -ir ;■•■' had it l-iefore V .'.i'- -I's time, when 
 -he nM',tr,-'(i'll mlJetln■m^;avi^>at^r^. ThiiO/"/-/)- was 
 •l->c Ccnir.ry of 'he C.:(?':«i>r of'/'; •/.'».-, the <:nj->:i!f of 
 f>ii,icrii-, and theC.i/!Wi''fj rf .-t;;);/.-. ''i,.'/t. But the 
 'i-'.'iV to vvhieh >' l^imn fent f'r (lold, he fhews to he the 
 'f,fp tb.ui.t of ('/"■""•.v, the Jllaiul s',-/-.t«, or^Jci.'.iM, in the 
 F.t'l l>irl>'. See alto hi-, (vum:. III- 1. r/-/'. 4'i Fiut 
 ..-.0 I Miniot ilimi; H-"ii'J is in the iii^htin allertiiip 
 •;Ut ^'''"».''-:'' Ship- went with tlic I ■■' i.ms imo /Imnu,: 
 ■ r (Jold. w,',. :i : .;cy went to Ophi-- from the Hr.l .Vc^ ; 
 which nil') is eonttadiclory to what hehimfcif had [tc- 
 tiire advaim !, that no ir.'ivj had ever lieciim /Jmer/r.; . 
 ^'i I I . in Ik- noreafoM 10 deny that the IVnV;' jand P.'-r- 
 '■; ) :ni oiijtht j-oihiih -1 trotii T -, or other Ports in the 
 \.V ;'>/i- -■-,-«, a.earlv a-; in V ..-w>'i':. Time, aril 'tis 
 Iikily, hilt. le that. For ihey hn I Colonies veiv .11;. 
 ii'-ntlv iiiilie .If .■';.'■ /;0.-'aii, 111 1'- - '.'(i".»':>lllinds, .md 
 iirlie 't; 'f ' ; and fo miyjitas ealiK ;io to .-(r/.-.v.-i-d Ironi 
 thence, .isfioni the Vr ;,•■ thither 
 
 That ilii ( '".i • lllands are the faivie with ihole a.-i- 
 
 II iiily I illed ff't. :,.'.•; i rcrtaiii : and what II nu'ir 
 
 III ■.j.-'lls IS < erv pmhahk', th.ir thiy derucd their Name 
 ot'< 1' -.1 --, n'll .i I'm V'K' ffi-r G" -.-.-, -I "T fiith, when the 
 / ;•• -- (r I (vcre I'lrr dilco-.ct'.l, there were no Dog; 
 lo-iiid tlvi-. ) but .< ' ■■•'H'-w.f I', from the l'l\mici mi, 
 wl-.in-*' /:.v ' .-rvii. i'..-,-i, fiiih, vjc.l ir f.iil run ficrn 
 
 • I :■ „• • »■ Afii-a f Ctme. rvii l:i:k,inii:.. The 
 f.uncc ot' the teller N into R h very iifual, as in 
 .N.-cwk'.!..''.-:;:/ lor\-/'.. ,-/•.!. i>/,?^i-; andCfri/f.lbme think, i' 
 oidv aC-ntradl-onot i.'.m.m'.i In the time ot l','i>i\ and 
 J.ii-:, 'tis laid the Inhabitani-j of tlufe lllands Icttthcm; 
 and tince wt have no account whither they went, 'tis 
 hkc'y, as '. il.'irci obitrves, that they went into Ainc- 
 ■ •: , and ;it'ier this, iI-m^v grew fo l'..rbarous, that, .is 
 r, ■■■>i.-'i.. taith, '!>■ i::riKii: '-Vv r 1.1' /.-/.' tieVJc nnd IQioiv- 
 i.-iijjc or' ir-. Tim' it appears alfo from I'iiny, and 
 o-'ier aetiti'.t VVriters, that when 'he Fortntinf O! din.:- 
 ■r lllands wee firlt dilcovered, there wcrethe Ruins of 
 L're-.: Ii.i-.idiiies found there ; which ihews that hjrmerl^ 
 ■iv.v h;..l been well inhabii'd. 
 
 We h;id alf > fiom SV>.i.- , tint ilie I'lienicir.m did very 
 ea: I iy 1 i;l to the C'()//.>fii,r--', but concealed their Difcr 
 eriv He fiith, ihey found the Inhabitants wbcllr.i,- 
 
 (. i.i:'-^-':r/> .h,: i;l^eG r.n, r rt' :.i in hm l<l,7ck,(it-vcii', 
 
 :■ r.-y n-.i.'i^-u nf''f''i S1.-7.-1, ivi-..- ,i--Jin'us rt I'm^-r, juj, 
 1-. • - ■>, r/i ^lr.\.t:m-: A'-fi<!. I l!>. 5. Which is ;iiil 
 
 inch a Oclcni nun as A:l'.in 1 >■' pives of the antient Sp.i. 
 /.I . , an. I therefore 'tis probable theli- lllandcrs ^^wc 
 Iroiu tlunci And ir beiiv; now aereed, that by thi 
 c ■^//■i,,i,-. 10 diii place, '\i-.:l' me:<nt the lllands .If ■ 
 -ri ; 'tis .iji e.ily .Suppolition, that the I'h.Diiu.wi iniphi 
 rhcncc laii iii'o .Iwi-i .-..•, as well as Irom the Con'ineni 
 ihithcr. Which lontiriiis, another way, whar P:,-t.- 
 faith, :.,. /-'■ )H Atlantis <!• America) Mniwcntt-T^'tl'-. 
 rjl-i:::, -iiul :< .-11 ihnuc 1 ■ .i'r- Cnntiunit. Whentllf .-Ir- 
 .' were dil'.o\ered by the F.in.-i''jV:i j and pii-.'w;; 1,', 
 ihey were luiinhalited, their I'eople having probaidy .ill 
 jjone into .-!■«.• .V,;. 
 
 It li.ith b.eii :i"neially tlioiH'.bt that the .Aiments dared 
 not venture oiu lir to St.i, but always coalted along the 
 Mions li:it tliell- Vo\av;es ol the 1 i:'f/'.i:;.'ii;;),j to the 
 /■ -'..i.i.-e ir Clin-- Uiinis, to tile A-^t e<, {fv'c. plainly 
 i.iil':-ro eth.itt'piiion : And belides, wc tini /(.-■;..'3/i(j 
 i:i hi^ .M. r-j .. la.ini:, t'at thet ■ .-. i-o/imi-j I'lil'd ad 
 I. Mind ■■ u.-, which they could not well do alunt) the 
 ^1 re, S.iiiiiiiil'iMi); ihcre niuc'u luoie difficult and daii- 
 -\-oi IS ihaii n ishirther n itat Se.-i. .^nd ll-r.l.tui faith 
 ill>i. thii.N.cc- Kiuj; of i;-.>."Meitini; out from the /^r.f 
 M", iail'd all round •'r' 'C(i a^ far asij./;-, and lb back 
 i..;a;n to i-.p;:. "lis aureeJ. alfothat the llles of '.i/.- 
 . .. ivciv peopled tirtl by the ('.'..o.'ici'.iwi, from thence 
 • . , 1 ;i eafv l'atlai;e to !!■ .-i/i - in Am:' i.--. . and the i\lan- 
 -^ers, I ani;uas!e. horm ot B,idy ot the Bi.i///i.;im, a- 
 -.'.iciv with that (f the Aurch. , or Inhabitants of thct'e 
 llli'i.is, wito areC.,'.'.-/.'/', not /-;.'/',>/'-.>. And now we 
 lie hereabouts it iiiav be pti per to take notKcol Ihole 
 ;■ . .-1 >; Nei;ios which /'c - .":,y, and CVw.iv.i tell i.s 
 •Vi .(■ I 'iiad in ihe Ki-uioii ol 1 .nr/iiin 'liwf.ici, if fucli 
 t '- I'- lire ; v.hu'iiSpi-ob,diiemi;d't i;et over from C'.-^m;.-. 
 
 in Afri-, where, a- I rpc^^ t'.iiih, 'lieNa-.;vei havch-!-' 
 Slri'sof ^toOar^, asluth been before oi'feivcd. y. c 
 I..T I fiith that I.- Ti-r, one of tlw /•;'• •<, liet. alrcof^ir 
 tlip Mid v.'ay between 5_n<i''; an.l >! ••/ .1 wluretbrc 
 the I'/'.rKiVi.injmighr as v\ell i^u from iheine iiro /•''?;- 
 'ir.'. as from Sp.vn tlmher. 
 
 There are found illo in .In:.-' .1 :r,any V'\'ord:;. Ci 
 
 Religious Rites and Cullon-.. '.vhi.-h f em plainly 
 ■u of a Funic!; ui l'i.vhi.i:i: tVij; i.al , ni-l tho' j'cr- 
 
 haps ihcfe (iii;.;ly taken niay i.ot be ■'. v. routili 
 
 locMivin.r, yet in the whi le they riv It '. e 1. '». 1 l--- 
 be (f ci.inlideraMc foice !'or the ptoeme ihc "s-'p; ■ L.i-.n 
 wi-are now upon /'■ 11 -o think di-. .\an..-i .(!''-• -■- 
 
 »..! ['1111/1 111 i'l'U, and Hi.u ^ 
 a., al!<J i'imiei, tho Nanin.f 
 S.~ivSf.ii/! R'lr cettam it i.s '1 
 there found that are plainly ,"' 
 ani.tgvs. the Son ol .^f■,,; ; //. ■ 
 "ii'.i i ilie one an emu nt ' ,. '.'- 
 ter an .-Irrii.-n one. Aho.it tlie 
 I'rter M.i, •), and T, i>a;.i- .: belli lav 
 .■ll-i.nl.:i, Abdi::l.i- in life ; 
 in till i.i.if :!•,-'. there was four. 
 and in 
 
 c 1 : And the Ihi 
 i.ill.-d «.-. /. •, n 
 
 , to h: |-!:iin'y t'n- ui; , 
 -• I'lol't .111! lent I'V"; k '.-t 
 
 .-Ai/'.- ihev ha.t if.i 
 
 aft r-, 
 
 B 
 
 :iii 
 
 1- le v. 're n 
 
 ■■ h 
 
 /■ t.-., tlK 
 
 Lilly Wijid^ 
 , h as 'll'C'.- 
 Son-rA On- 
 
 ,V -..l-'at:: 
 
 '-1:1 . / 
 
 ', ih-.rc wi 1 
 
 id ii r; ■..-.• 
 
 the Wo. d / 
 
 ly, ,he lat- 
 /) i' i;, a^ 
 thr \V. rJ; 
 ... //:-;..(, 
 ■!•-'.',""'; .r : 
 
 . ; 10 (:.'. 
 
 ■.-, Jlr -.1 - 
 
 \ lie; in 7 
 
 I.I ■ .1 were 
 . Vh-r, 1- 
 
 •illu in many vvui.fs a plain I)ctn ii-in b .lo the lanci:. 
 /'. 1).,, •■i../\V..:J ;-;,:'■; asin..'' .!; ■'^, a tauc ..." ;in .i'..''i 
 rni:..; M (.ui'iui- .ii.d .11 (' ; i' ■, ti^c W or.! .< ■ ' -f, 
 as in ■■<. i'.;i ,';.'/ ■»./•, ih- . I;.i i a; .(«.•';-'' '• 
 
 And llleIhill!i^ 'lisiery ruunt al !e. tlia; 1 c. - Xa'.. •;. ,- 
 ■if AVio F.-:?J.v:.' Ihoiij.l ca'lthe s r-:i.r 1-,- , i' : an I ■ 
 y.:hii.:in.iw, vvhidi m their i .inj'uape dpi, .tied a /,' r- ; 
 f"r there beiiiR n - 1 f mbbr.re between th- hi (?>-.-,■ c-t 
 that Conftellat.oii, ai:J that Aiv.-iial, 'li-. hie! j-, ; r.;.- 
 baMe that they h. arnr to give it ihatN.rre t;i ;i, the 
 I'l'Siiiiiniii, who did rid 1' i^. and from whom ;ill .y:: 
 Aitr'moiuy is miein.iily dei.icc, uJ itio|> ot the NaiiiCi 
 ot ilicConltcllationseame. 
 
 Tf.e.c were alfo P.vi:e /''-i-.ii', :-i.- Rites .ir.a Ciiftoms 
 toimd in Anc i.:.-. ; but I'toccls of tune, and ui- Tnva- 
 lioii of the Scyrii.:)!!, who, .is vou will find be'ow, 
 overrun molt Parts cf -Amrri^j, did make preat Con- 
 fufion and Inti imiitures in things cf that nature. 
 
 Thus thcie were fjuiid about /".u.-.-/;, 'rti-^.'..:n/:iii', 
 and ihe 1 ake Vitii.::/- 1:1 'Vi.v, rrodigioully large, 
 fplendid and 1 .xccllcntly wmight B.:ildinps of a round 
 Form, and aiehed over like an Oven or Tent, ex.idfly 
 relembliiii', ilie old P«'i'' <; .^/'/-.i'''; ; and thete were fo 
 antient, that ihey were luilt Icng bct'ore the Family of 
 ihefHi.i h.id the G.-.vctnmeiu of I'.- -. Wi'ci i:i UJp-:- 
 nio'/t the Hnis ot the Kitive: were l.'uilt. is P. Mjtrr 
 tells us, of aSf'heriial Fieuie. of Wood, and in the 
 Form o\ a Tent at ihe too 
 
 '7j;/i.Ti.; tell, us, lint luthe/-'"!.- ..-f ;'•'.';.•.•.': the 
 dying Kings ukd to kifs tiie Feet ..f tl.ci- Succcffors ; 
 which w.is an old I' .«i...i.i'j Curtom. V\ c tind ai:o 
 troni //■,'(■", in his liril Iicok .igainlt ApicK, chat the 
 l'i:era'c: ;,.: uled t 1 .111 -.:< Iha'-c all l'.ir!scf thtir Hea.d 
 but only ..jie 1 u'k upon the Ci wr . -.-.hi h tl.. y .-fe-i c 
 tie up in a Knot ; and jnlt lii ,!id ihc .-..' -'.i^ :..;...>..• a:-.d 
 the 7" ■■'-" I vv -n -hci-.s. It harhbc-n lh"wn abov.-, 
 thatthetiill lii .■-' ; arts ct the' > ■ ' )/i- .r.,wcrc;' ,••..-- 
 ■■ii):s ; an>i there IS a sjieat Aiirreirent ! etv.-ccn thcC-- 
 i.,i'i.-.),i, and the Pet^p'e ."t :'t .-and .' . ■ in /<".;•'.', 
 as 10 tlic palerving tii T. .1 s of he Dcul, .iii 1 lung- 
 ing them up in'heii liou'.'S: Ar.d as 'tw.is ;he (c.-ifom 
 111 die ( --n.'f-i irs to I'ivi- their I'ruicci the hrll Night wi^h 
 1 very Bride, fow.-isit alfo in."-. r.-;u-. 
 
 Hc-'.'i.'i.obfirves very well, that 'tis 
 
 r. 
 
 pro'ua'ile mar.y 
 i.^tis into /'»• - 
 there are fome 
 d in l'c-:i and 
 
 ti.'hs miglir go along with the P- >' 
 n..>, as well .IS into Ci'i-c, .:• i^<'.- 
 odd £;7/'f;/:(( CiiKoii.s wh-ch were f: 
 Sirirtii^ii,: ; as th.it the Hus'caud thruld Ipin, fwccp 
 an.l WHlhilicHoiife. wluie tli.- Wife did all thcBidi- 
 nel» abroad ; and that tin- '. 1 mer ihoald make water 
 i^.ni.l-u^ ii,]i xi' the latter i"-. . .-i-.V. Tis u'e!l 
 kro'.vn that C/i.oM, f:'."-'.'? ) .' . ••1 .-." , it.:,': ox U"!"-. was 
 tile antii nt 1) iiy of ih' ('>'*- 1. .-■.•■>., : ol \vlrf- Nime. 
 till re is fuu.e Ucmiiii. found 1:1 .~,.. -.'..V:, where they 
 called once* lieir of! Propheti (.''-.. .-'^/i."i.' -i.i.-;/. I' - 
 phrycnvs H-ih I .iii.iil n to prove that the old ."' <"i;ic<! -s 
 ul.dto lacritiie v,\<:-^i Nulllbcr^ ol tlicir Children to 
 their Gods, riii I to nfelijta buini of Adcr.-.v.cn. Kilfirg 
 their Hand.., ctitting theiiFlelh, and letting 01 t their 
 ly.X'd; The two tormcr of which Cultotns were .rom- 
 mon in P.- h and ;if(...i.'.i'/, and the iaiter was ciVi in 
 .w.-i.,n and iN.f ".'.jimiv. /;'i./,.- ... hath it.ewc.l ftcm 5.'v- 
 y>-\->i.it-(,> , that paying D;vine H neiirto lukh departed 
 Pcrfoivi a.s weie fsx-i' ,; for all Actions ot Inventions, 
 c .; was 
 
 ■•lii 
 
Ill 
 
 XII 
 
 I N7 ROW C 1 ION, 
 
 i;* 
 
 i. M 
 
 was anoM /'• ini.iii. C.oiirm ; ;inJ this the Inhabitant' 
 of \nv /''(;;i.;v;; haJ .Ii'.-iirlt '.hilll. 
 
 AiiJ iliiis tht-rc lu-!;is to be many cnoci Ri-afoiis tni 
 fiil'P')(iiiw tlic oM i'. .> ulv! to have ha.t viry cailv a 
 KniiwiCitpc ot Alien. ,t ; to have f.iil.l fn'.]iiiiirlv 
 ih\ihcr, aiul ti) h,.vc ;enp|i\l a (jood part it it: But 
 liuhwas fither their l!iivy, Avaruc, or iltlipn ot re 
 t.iinn Untiiri iiricr :' •• I'lclitiifs ot a W.u, ijc. th.it 
 t!;fy kept till. Difco*". as a grr.it Sc< ret : Aiul the 
 C.:ril.\i!^ir: >.Mbr!- ui all mamier ot Naviis.st.oii thithci. 
 tuiiler iiiuit ■evvre I'ci.altics, and !-v a ('tibliik hJ v't 
 flaull .'.'■'■ ;(/.•) cxeiiuitit l.otlillj . oiluis, Itslhr IVn.'.'.l, 
 bin alii) rhfirouii I'coi le, tiomlailmn mtu tl'.e li d,- 
 li k O.'An ; wl-.i' lithoy i.uulJ ealily iln, bi'inc Mai'ii.-. 
 ot r!.. S r.v\. 
 
 An.! thi< nill j.elp lis M aca tint why -^nf i j, iho' 
 la vvc'l known to t' e aiitiem /''''<'.'i.i.i''J, ll.uiii^! lie h.li 
 t'l fie Meinnry ot' the" latter Siiccelloi.s, .ini.* why the 
 AiiK'i. us llioiil.i lule alinoltall K.iiiieiubiaiKe ot ill. it 
 OriRina'.aii.l .k'jeiierati; in many I'la.es, into Uuh l^ar- 
 i iriiv aii-1 WiKlnef-, as they were found to be in, on 
 r'l" .\ //-.;.■<:' ,1. tlrll DiLovcry ci ihein. 
 
 But tl.i. 'he ?l.C!!.i,^ri. were thus the hrft lV(i[-le th.it 
 vvenroiitol ihp Miitr '3i:r.:ti into the .//.iin.'j.ll;, and 
 I'o mro ■!»ri/ri, yet 'tis pr bible enough that the V; -.i.i- 
 n.ti might y/i thither afterward i tor \\c learn Iroiii 
 H'.ilorv, rliit they lent o;t bhips .^:l purpole to make 
 D l'-o\tr.is in the l; '.i«/..( d'can ; l'!:t:r,i-l- tc'.hiij; us, 
 that i- /.■.I,, Weill out wiih that dcllpii And/ .t and 
 W:'".j.-i lieni lo n.e lo piicfs very realun.ibly, that the 
 S, Ml J ■■ bcir.^ Iiaraf " ind prell with the l'ir':c% War, 
 UK k il'...' t c-.''.i;;i'///.i«jMiips, :i:ul llr.m.j lor iheT I'llot 
 a;Kl C.i.n.uri, and I'otij'jit newSvai:. tortheiul'elves in tlie 
 Dci.i.i. W, have 1-i.eii told, that (lam l^ema'ii- of 
 V.'/w./i' '•!ii|"i h.u'e been fou.id iii ihe Anlui: Ciiilph 
 land 1.0 .hiubi;hi y niij>ht imi.;h eaherj;oto Ameii^n than 
 thiilKT,! and ^fl !■ faiththat the </'■"'' '■•' wuc aiitieiitly 
 I'll lies Ml ihe A!,,-:iirii.l!^ Ocean; And it ..ppcars fruni 
 the fi'i I Aiitli"r 111 fevci-al Flares, that the i/.ii,.,:(.'.T a- 
 I'oiit I < had .oKKiitly treat Shij', wete very 'kilfnl 
 i:i Navii;.i'itin, and i;id more tham.n.e p ^ roiiii-l 'r I'.-.i, 
 3 5 / ■•..•I oblervt J in h s \nfvvcr to (.,,.•.'»,, , . il <;, W'here- 
 forcwlien ther.. \\\:c dtivcnln tliu- y^i/;.;..j, they might 
 Hy tlrll ro the'-.i'.t •' .', ot ether l:i,ind>iii the .•l,',v.'.(,i<;, 
 and ihciu e in'o ■ i/,c < '. 
 
 The N'l-. ;..•.■ <ieii);r.ipher tells ih alfo, thatlbme .Vcas 
 Tvcre once luted out tr> iii /..j.' < , ivith Ships viCUiallcd 
 for many Months, to make Dii^ nveries in the h^vl^ S:.i 
 (li the /Ir.t/.- :«j tailed :.ie Atl.ihii.-!;; and alie." many days 
 Sail haviin; I'oiird l'o:iie liJaiids, they were driven by a 
 Storm bark to Af .'cu and tlienre went liome ',• nffda. 
 'I'll prol'ab'e alio that Uj-.i.c r.:i Uj'i.ms ndghl i',o dc- 
 (ifinedh, •■: be driur. inri -ti'/ .wi, not long liefore the 
 r),frovery of this new World In thi: Sp.v^i.ndi : For 
 tho' lu:r.e t'ew Ke;^: .s were liiiind in Ainr .\.t ; yet 
 their Nmnber vvaslo i nad, anu thtnifeliescontincd to 
 one riaee, thai tis ve v likily they r mid not have been 
 ie tiiiie l-e.'ijie the .V;'a)i,.)./j found 
 
 '.here any lonlide' 
 ihm 111 It' i'. . . 
 
 Iheie 1^ .lill) a 
 !• ir.e par; of An,: 
 
 ■" A'.'Ount III the Peopling o! 
 
 by an I'.sp^diuon I'loui (fT;, j, 
 ivhiehliath lomcthmg nioiL than Giielles to aiitlionl'e it, 
 and IS this. I'M'.'.', in his Hiil'n y of Jfc.vj, laitli, that 
 A.I). I 170. Onv/i (iiu'ii !■■ bein;.^ dead, and his .Sons 
 •)iiarrelling ami cnnter.dinj; 'or ihe (jr\ eminent, uhuh 
 a Baftard got trom them ; one ot tlieiii, whole Name 
 wasA/.j</or, got piopei I'roi ihors, ..... and. fought tor 
 new Regions in the Oieaii : and thai leaving .V^.i.ii be- 
 hind him, lie bent hi, Conife to the Weltwjtil, and fo 
 difcovered a new World, v.htre he t'Aiii.) many weii- 
 tirrful things, This hi , aiiie bark and told to his Peo- 
 ple, mii;hti!y praifmt; and extollmp, 1 he IVauty and I'er- 
 lility of* the I'Jaie, (vlinh he I'onnd eniirely uninhabi- 
 ted. Afiei this he wen' with a great number . .f I'eopie 
 of boih Sexes ihiiher again. .\n\ Ictilcd I'lantations ! 
 there ; and re:i in'ii|; home, I e >ver.' a third tune alfo j 
 with I'-' Ships (as .' ,'4i ( «/< f_i H, If this A...ouiit be j 
 true, as 1 fee im reafoii to dilliiill 11, the I'late A/r./>,- i 
 vveiit to lliuft lie /Viij/nM, .N'.-iv l:h«lr„J, or fjincwhcre 
 thereabouts. In rMnnrmation of whi'.h t'ctnManr in I 
 O.-r :..'. 7. ir/' T. faith, that the /'.'. (;i(i.',;w) and ( ii.iti-'- 
 >'/;V. I.' uUd ;o iclebiate the Miinnyot one .V»i,/ .-, ' 
 .1, .1)1 iiiiiint .ii.d great Heio ainongit them ; .\nd in 
 /.•-..'.. .. ', . Jic iiukesiiientr.il of die Words >'.!.• .- 
 ' ,ri;_ I an.l M'l li.i.:, as licmg ill uli; .among the'iM.*! 
 i;..'i.'.<:i ,-, in whiih tiiete is a plain Allulion to At i./..r, 
 »nd thiH will, the /' fuluied into T, according to the 
 :!'■:,! \y:iv of I'l rill 'iir. moil. Now thele /f '■ .■'•-nu'ii 
 1; ■,• h' ", \< 'li ihe|..irharoiis t h-climia; ilieie might in 
 • ' ■ -. \'j », rlieir name | ar.'uagc, and aliiiQll 
 
 ■lery tluii!} ot their tirllOu'^inai bclolt amonglt People 
 iide and. iiruiliivaicd, andviiio peiliaps knew nothing 
 It all ot letters, or ai le.ilt of kcepiiyaii Arcniint 111 
 Writing of then .\iina\aiid 1 ranfaclions. 
 
 I pioeeed iie\t i < nMin,)er anothei very cnimcnt w?y 
 by uhi UAiii' . ..iwaspeojihd. and iVctn whenre 'tis pto- 
 bable uhad far thcgreaiell pariol its Inhabitants, and 
 that is, frcni VnW .'.i : Aiui by SiuhiA I underfland what 
 the CM.'v.iantienily railed iiy that Name, -,i^. all thai 
 liaCt of land vvhuli lies Weltiily, Kurthirly and 
 (alhrl; .■! the 1 '.1,7/./ -i and /■.//.v^uc Seas. 'I'hebatba- 
 rons hiha-. ilaiits ol ilns mighty Hvieiii of Cirouiid thf 
 .^ntieiits (iimetniKs tailed .H.iwji, as we learn from 
 i'..'i.i, Iroin wheiirc afterward the Word Aiiiii/i/pi was 
 ileiived : .\nd the I'd/i.-iu tailed tfceiii all ,Vj. i iroiii ri 
 neighbounns Nation ol' the Scyihijiu of that Name , 
 a, indeed they were all tailed .VrirtMKj troni a People 
 ol ih.it nencimination lituatc at tirlt in a little Place 
 aNut /I. .ivi , and who be.ame very eminent for 
 ilieii Cluuiage and Cont;uerts; for they g.t into thi'ir 
 Power and I'dfrdion all the Country lying between 
 Mount i'.:.!.. I;;..', the Oeean, I'.-.fiu Men , and the Ri 
 vet Ti'i-.u ; and trom thrle came the hirre People rai- 
 led i'...;, .V.:;.;-, S.ic.i; Mrli^-:,; .Iniii.ttl^i, .«.■.■. ol wliirll 
 jfec D/-./(.h;. .S";./;';iJ, l:t>. : Hil'Hothc.x. Thefe S".;;/ mu, 
 af er they liad run over a:id tilled all the NonluTn .Ijir., 
 , you wid ke bv and bv . rambled in great Numbers into 
 ■ .hiii'iiir, and that, ly ways o|'en enough (laitli II riii- 
 II') boih to the N\'ilt and I'all ; but the lattei was the 
 eilirr And aeroidmgly it haili feeii i.bfervcd, that 
 .-;•■;.■ ;,.i hath been iiiuili t'ullcr of People in thofc Pans 
 of It whish border on .■•>>, than towards /^in./.. (,n- 
 tiui excepts againll lh;s Opinion ot the Scyii..,uii Peo- 
 pling .hue 1. .1, beraufe no Horles weie fuUiKl there at 
 the tint L)if.;o\eiy of it by the .V;.i«..r.(i ; wh.eli jci 
 tlie y. .;,' /Vim were always lamous for rhe ufe of But 10 
 this It maybe anfwered, that the Sti;,' i.i<. . when ihey 
 ramr fo fir Nurih, as to the Paliage iiv whirh thev 
 went into .■i'wi'.i, would find ilieir Horles ipiite iiU- 
 !,'$ 10 them ; neither indeed is n probaile ihar they 
 ' vrouKl live there : boron the ley Ore in tiieie are vail 
 Numleisol irrt'''.;'" (futh llonun,) whuh iretUiivcd. 
 I'roiii ihc HuKiii, ami other I'eople wlm h were lamous 
 fit tlir iilc of Horfes, which vet now do entirely want 
 ; till in, being not aide to ufe or to keep any there: ,'\rd 
 rliei(l.ire inlltad ot llieiii they ufe their %/.:;i>ir.e ei 
 Kaiii IXer, and great MjIIiII IXigs : Wliirii Cullom 
 (to conhrin wh.it we arc now advancing) is foMiul in 
 fevetal I'l.ires of .Unnic/i. And 't.s teii.arkal Ie that 
 Ticiius, III hi.s Book iie .yimiius i.hiii.r.n .,.)/;, at the <nd, 
 laithth.it ihc /■>»./, who ceitainiy eaiuc Irum the i.i/ 
 m.>t.,\ /W 1,1, lloiirs; and 'ii-. very likely that Hiife- 
 will not li\e 111 liirh cold Climates. <ji'.:iu> a\Ui \u\ 
 poling th:it thrte is 110 Way by land into .-/i/..//,.:, o|.. 
 I'-Cts ihat the V. )il'iii'< were no .Vju'^t . 1, and li.i roi.- 
 fei]uently lotdd not peithiiliLr. Rut that f -ems tola .l 
 Mill.ike iiiKift; for .')/"./.•)..< mentions a Se>i-tight Ic 
 tweenthe .bun- ■ ■ (win h were :...yfA;'/ii,/) and the .-i. 
 !.fiii:. The s.tJ', whom (.'im/i/r;, proies to ha.e .1 
 .V.if.'/ai; Original, faileil nr|i into //e/.i/...-, .ii;d tlien into 
 Ci-.U-.loniA, iki the Age ol i-iUis : The //i-. ».../, when. 
 Y Viiixi retnoiis among the S. ^:i>ir;h.<. \ nW\ li theiiileb is 
 early of the T'.i./r, as iUm^u, aliens. '1 'le Navigation, 
 of theA;i'y'.-.:>;i, in the Ei .\-iii , are asemiiiei;: in the '.u- /; 
 Hiitoiy, as tholi they have u;a ie in the N'oulicrii Oce- 
 an ?te in ours. -■\nd llfi.i... .... •. ; . i.|.i. ,.'■ o ,., . 
 
 j(,>i/f. //inr. ;', . faith, that in the 1-alt, ihe / n/.nj li.ul .1 
 ! Meet of lV".rr Ships I'.ctween Cc,i.:/,'.\,i and Ci.^jm, 
 ^wheiethe River r.7/;Mi(( runs into the Sea ; and this in 
 the I'imecf ilmr bitn'cror Kii.l.i, and before ihrir t.ik- 
 mg of M.iiij:!', vvhirh is 0-i'>.^. Lux^-.iui I'l.is^ ni lus 
 Arcount cf J -•■■■", faith that the jitf^ii-jci relate ot' the 
 7f-.>' or i'.-.'ii: 1, that they I'ail d tVoiu the Coniuieiit to 
 the Illand ol Mi.'rijw,;/, which is 1 jcao Paces fn.ui llie 
 Kingdom of /..-:'/i.:« m Jr.pr.n. And to put this Mat- 
 ter into. i dealer I. ight, we learn Irom 1'ii.viiis, i:i/. 07. 
 both the iiiaiiner ot Navigation uled by the T.i./ci.i, 
 and why they .artirdnoHorlts with them : I'.'i.tn in nc.r 
 ;(.ii«/'.."f r/'fi 1 . Ml.- fi.iii Ann ol lie Sf.i, i,r r. yir.u', n i)ii J 
 (filth he) iheii mfjl I In la ( perhnfi iio:r 't'. 1, \t ..j . J. .. 
 f.n.l-x.tli ihcii Skjiis tmtic.l the iV'i,i,g Si.!- ■ x.'n.r..', niiil 
 •licir l{ihs injhit.l rf I'lmhei , tiry tii.:ks i'l ''■■', 'Uithlicy 
 l„w 't'HrilKt wiiltl.ir llmjc. U.iii., I.irp ei.iii-f^i I. i'il.l'A 
 .W,. ,1 .i-|ii'ii-, ,1)1.1 Jo il.ry frji rie . Now -vh', tiny might 
 not po into Wwcvi.c, it there be a I'.id.ige t .i tlicm, as 
 It will appear bi fiw that tlirie 1-, no i;i,Ou Rr.roiuaii 
 be allign'd. 
 
 And as the Nations veiy fu Nouh iifni not Hcifes, 
 wl.i.h by reafoii ot the < .ola will nit luetikir ; fo 
 
 ihir had they mil' li kiiowitdiie of die ulc of Irvn: 
 
 lot 
 
 neit.'Ht had t 
 
 « 
 
i N / KOVVCI ION. 
 
 Xlll 
 
 l-\,r Tii-.'/Hifaitliot i!ic l.->wi, inlii>ilJook of the Manners ward and Wtftward, and i)ut ritiur by L.v:if, ilic Con- 
 and Cijftoiusof clit Gi'mi-.ii, that thfy for wr.nt cf Irin tincnts there )oiinni;, or cUc mci but K.i utr itmiit ot 
 rfiil 10 Irit.i ticii ^Inowi tfirn lli.-r', as is piaAiIci! In ihc Sea. Thot'c that want to the Wclhv.iri), iiiii;hi go 
 niaiiv Places of /li)icri\.t, vvlio rccm to have liad but little firft to the £aiil\:> >l' the River O », and lo lo ilic ihun 
 knowleili;e (>f tha; iVU'ial, Ixvaufe thry wen peopled in of the t' '^ -; •"•), up luw.itJs i\,;/> :^if,.;.'... 'ihisl'art 
 a ureat liiiMfiire 1 y l.'h Natii^ns as had ii not in ulV, as of the World tiie SirUn Geographer, and ,V.'. ir.ului 
 fevcrat c I the Si):i..in N.itioiis had not : For Vfr.j//o faith yeiutui tall the l{~i^i.-m ej Dn'l-^K.js ; and )i u uill hnd 
 of the !.:.(].feij, tliat they iilcJ Brazen Weapons of i thele Nanus niven to the Tcople that inhabjt there : 
 War, he^Miife iheie was hm very little lion amonglt | The r.j/.ow, i'injirj.i, U,:r.cmi, AJc.^<j«;ii', i. / ;-,;..'^.-, 
 them ; aiul tlic \ i ry lame CtiC.c^iu was found in .Iwei m.t, ' l.uciDmn .1, Vifjln:, l'<,[\u /;:(*■;, i.:m jcii, i>,ifiMi, I'l ,m~ 
 
 ik.ii, Oliiloit, <ii;.v/'./*, I.ifi'., I\>.iu\ Ci-o/i, a<c. J he 
 thiee lalt of thefe People inhalMted the iitmolt I'aits ut 
 SctnJiit as tar as the Piuiiii..niory cf l{.i:.:, uuw tailed 
 iVom, /.'•)«. This is thf laltein / ./i.dx^, wliuhthe>i»t'.i-! 
 tail I'ltmi' :, others Hinmi.t i and ihe (jene!.il Name toi 
 all the f;«M and l.npl^nMn is s^jjjii;m\ tioni theit 
 wearinj! Wooden Shots, whiih the Swiici tail ^l^-Jh. 
 Thcfe hiiil i>i,leis3i)d l.rjLii.icii ^oiiiR llilKaiih 1 Nonh, 
 tame at lalt to l^i; .1 :^cml>i.i, and lb, a^ Ibint fay, iiifo 
 ■ews that there weie three Nations of i[\c',<.jnci,l.iri,l tot l.ii Jci'tiui Unit, that in JieM'jii'li'> .fi./..-, 
 
 jf:ii) and 'liigKj!, thele People nfed lu Ire.iiiiiit ihoft 
 Plates tiir the fake of Huntim;. and tl>r ilic l-ntil ly ol 
 the Soil, and the HUalaninels ul the Plav.e m ihat tiiiit 
 of the Year. In .Vv./i ^f»j(,''.i, Urchmul, andilienciph- 
 bouring Illand% l',>iip. AJ./.i, and others ol the Antieni? 
 placethe llinni a'ld /•»;«;, or I'jhclsi. From .Not.i :^t»i. 
 /'A: and ir.iliir,,i there is buta Ihtrt Pallane to (;> ,vKif?».j 
 (about 4 days Sail) there feniK many lllanJs imerlp' t- 
 led in the way, «hi h areeahly palfui toby Uich Bur., 
 or CViMfj, as are now uled in li/.iv/i'.ui.., Sec. an.l pij- 
 babljf are ail, ui the \S iii'ei', apptoa^h.ible ou iht Ice. 
 Nor was (ills Part ct tlieWorldtinknov.;uoiht;'i'.ti lits, 
 tor lijtniolt antieni Gcopra|.liers railed tiuitica whitn 
 
 ' ■ ty 
 
 where there was but very lutlc Iron ufed, but all 
 tiicir W^.alo^l^ uere uliiaiiy n ai'.e of Brafs But that 
 they were lerteClly innotani tf the nfe ij1 Iron, is a 
 great Mi Ttake, tho' IVfc Mn:)' too rjllily faiih it , Jor 
 .U\lU mcmions ii\ Iron Ca^e, which tlie Mi' . ../inj vifed 
 to put Otleiideis m ; and the I'r.rj^u.iy.ini tiled Pieces (j1 
 lion tor Mony And j.<icl..i.t Ipeakinij of tlic I'nu- 
 ii/itii, faith, iliat ihey were ma gieai mtalere, but not 
 Ctit'.ie'i i;.'ni)iaiil of the life iA' Iioii 
 
 antient S'i>.''/.»''i whiJi wiiit into .4;«i//t.(, ihc I h,iirii, 
 the Kli'', and ihe .Vim. 'Ihe i /.■.«'"' were a very large 
 People, tontaininf; the ^l.'.nu, lig'i, 't'iin'\ i.:rtr..i, 
 l-'iiil, /.H.MH ..-.', T'i;/r, Willi many ttiier baibarous 
 Nations inhabiting ilit Sliore> of the ley Sea, as we 
 learn f om the Words tt .liniin.v.m ytiicttinw. And 
 yetpliinir Ipciki /(h/''H//i.", as I lind him cited by II 1- 
 iihi: I' 1,1. Vi'l;^u>!, c!>f. ' Be;.ond the l'V'/i;.i, towatds 
 " '.he Nuith, iliere is a Region called ''a/.a/i, , from 
 '■ wlu'iueilie Iti.nni and ItKV'^.iii took tlieir Original, 
 " aiKl the I anguaye of tiie H n:\aii is the fame with 
 " th.1t of ;',:/..;/;). 
 
 il.iii'.ii: allign, two (.allies tor the Snthl.wi rambling 
 into AitnU.T, their luimtrons People, and their conllant: lies beyond the Proniomor, oi '.Iji. c: and 
 
 Wars . For the N'aniju'.lhid, or the weaker People, 
 wiio could not make head againlt them, always lied a'. 
 far as ilu'V tniiKI out of the w.iy, left they IliOuld Ix: 
 ca'.enbs ihe Comiuetots ; for l\\LS:)ti>irMi uled to eat 
 tlicir Enemies : The antient Scyri l.'.'u wtic alfo mighty 
 Hunteis, and I'urlutriol" wdd Beaitb, liinfmih faith, 
 this btoiifht the III, mil out of the interior .IJii: into 
 huiopc; an.i thetetorc ihe Flight of ihe wild Ikalis, it 
 there was Way palfaMe for them ol which liereattcr 
 might ealil> draw th.r: S'.>(/iM'/ Hunters alter them into 
 Americ.:. The S.ythirtij alio never had any hxed Plat 
 cf Settlement or Abode, br.t changed iheir Qmps, as 
 tiic Sealon of the Year, Game, Water or Woods in- 
 vited them, never Itaying long in a Place, but conti- 
 nnally feekmg new Habitations and nc.v Regions to 
 hunt in. Therefore on loine prtliing o.tafion, they 
 might travel either over fume fmall Strait, alter the 
 manner ,ibove defcribed, or ovtr the Ice into /Inie- 
 li.n: As to whith latter way, u may rcteive lomc con- 
 tirmaii":i trom what Kulnqu:< ta'th ot ilie I'tinr.u, tiiat 
 they ule lu invade, in the Winter, tlie Illanders called 
 7V;».-i' and W.i'/j: m the i''0.{™ Srrr, up abo\e T.urarr, 
 getting OUT to iliem upon tile Ite: And the fan "ri- 
 ttice, Ulr.:is I tith, was 111 ule .imonglt ihcantien c.i. 
 tl :ii:m thinks 'tis not difficuh to guefs at ihi unie 
 in which lliefe S.ui'iAni and //(^nj went into ./«;;;. \v. ; 
 and to be lure 11 was iiiueh later than tlie Voyages of 
 the i'l .'nicir.i.! thither above mentioned, be aule the 
 Northern Pails of .ImeiuJ, which thele Siyihif.iii peo- 
 pled, were much thinner ol Inhabitants tli.tn theSoii- 
 ihein Regions: And indeed, 'iij likely no Pcrlnns \v,ni!d 
 have lakcri to tuch a cold Ciiinaie, uidcfs driven by 
 Wars, and forced by Neiellity : And laih aNeceiliiy 
 did fall upon many ot the People of the Noithetn I'arrs 
 
 the Name of Cr.Hin/w, from an adjacent lii.n J v.i.ich 
 they called r>o»/.r, orihellUof i,:/iu;, an^; li-inctime;: 
 Ogyiiir, and whKli wai very piobabl) Gmcki;,.' .- .And 
 their t. 'Vim.) ilj:iic was i.ei:ainly /;.'.i;i.i ; bicaufeiV't^/'j 
 faith exprclly, ih.it Thnle nj> ,:.\ d.^y> Stii t<urri.vtfd 
 /'twBiitain; which canniit agtee with S'' .■:.',.'.■..', ot any 
 other Prt tender to that Name, iiiccni.,) .• therefi re was 
 noi lo named Iroiii its green Ap( earance, but ticrn iii 
 aniient Name f/f/..:;,- : ."VaJ ihat it was iidi.ibittd wl.er 
 the iV.Mi'.o.j/;j titil diftuveied it, :s plain fioni there bi 
 ing f .uiid there row People of Shape, L'oloi.r ar.d 
 Manner ot' Life vaitly different from the iV;;. iv.-/,'/,-,, , 
 but exactly like the old Siythii-ni, I'.-.itnn, Lc^Uiui.! :, 
 and Noitliern Amcri.Am. And we find in I'v chj, one 
 Ivi'i Ui liciy, a (irocnUn.iei by Bitth, but ot .NViw.i.v.i,i 
 Parents, wlio giviin a Oefcripticn ot this P!ace, faith,, 
 that 111 the Wettein Parts of (.rin>i.'(i<..( there ait a very 
 potent I'eople, who are Lnemics to Oic Soiw,:}.-:n<, and 
 wiiithaie called Hcii^itieas, and who are of a Yellow 
 or (31ive Colour, and .oniiiiiialU' are lambhns;, for the 
 lake of Hunting, Filhmg ami Fuwiing. Mr.'tin t' - 
 hijher, about the Sn.iiti that bear his Name, found Men 
 wiih brjail Faces, flat NoU^, largi Nultiils, I., 113 black 
 Hair, and of an Olive (.ol.'Ut . and othcis del'ciibc 
 them as having none or very thin Beards, and in Fotni 
 jult like the S-iii nJi ox i'.iit.-.r, . hv.A fu h have bcer. 
 thePtOple that have b'-eii brought f; onr farts of ths 
 Woild fioni thence. In the molt N jithrrn Pirt? tlieie 
 tore of i.'.if.ty, \n..i X^eti'tLu l-if'ii'"l, CifK>l.i>:d and 
 'itr.cric.t, there being found Men ot the fame Siiape, 
 Form, Colour, way of Life, Manncis and Cullon^ ; 
 'tis veiv likely thai ihey are all of the lame Original, 
 and that the Northern Paiisof Airi:i hit were peopled bv 
 the //,■!/;«/, or Si)!l-i,in!, this way The .■\nin:,als thai 
 
 of the Woild about the Year of Chrilf 4'-o, in wj-.uli I an- (iiuiid 111 tliefe Places ate alike r:io : in all val't Nuiri 
 the .Atiairs of the North wtte m the utmtff confufion, bers i.f white Bears thai teed on Fall ; and 'iih hiph'.y 
 and ihey were lo over-llockt with People, that they probable that thete came out of (Jio-iii.md into ./"'eiu-d 
 rambled almolt all manner of ways; and then 'tispio- becaiile in the Southern Parts i' hrc/L.i, about the 
 bable till. le that were neareft to thole Fans were driven iV. ,1 .»f.i^r4'),i./>, there are none c found. .•I'n.ip.wiM 
 into/l>Hc..o And this nceives a good ( iontiimanon mainiaiiis alio againlt ii >//;'''"'• , as I find 1.;.".: cited by 
 Irom ihe Account the (i/i'ioi- t gave c f tlie I'.n.rimc^.r, lljiiiw,, that inljt-.mi there .'irer.o Bcarsbut wlia: come 
 abarbaiousPiople, whoiiithur Hunting and Rambling over from 1)'>i)-n;/:i;,/ on the Lc , and that th^ fe Ciea- 
 kiiid ot lite, and many Ciilkoios belules, were niighry tines nfe to travel a great way ?n il:c Kc, :MKll'ail..n 
 
 Pieces of ir, the Nivig.iiors into thel ■ No:;lieiiiPjrt; 
 
 like to the old S, ■.•/■.•..hj ; tot thefe I'eoi <■, they faid 
 canie into .\.',.v.. • about thcYeat 71-0 atier C.hrill, ac 
 cording in our way of Ace lunung. So that if they 
 
 do alfure u.s. Lrfc.r'.< /(iithinks iiprobable thai the tiks 
 omeinto t.'.!)M.i./, the I'./'c .1'.' I i-irada , S;c. It^iii the 
 
 went tiim m r World in liic Year 4'i, they might Norihern Parts of i'.u "r., I'wimniing over a-.rof-i foiiu 
 
 people the Nunhcrii Parr, ot Atih'' :r. tolerably well 1 
 i^oY'ears, alter that thin rate that the. V/i^ni.r^/j found 
 tlkiu inhabited Foi l'.vi,,.i, tells us, that all /'jh;.,.).i, 
 Ni'n>-/-.»i;//;n./, and alllheCountues up to the Pole, had 
 not lo many People as thcic wers then in I. cnJ<ti. 
 
 So that this lecond Peopling uf AtiH'i icn by the Scythian 
 Hii>:>.i, IS tolerably well determined to be about the 
 Y'ear of Chiill 4 -■. 
 
 And this ptcba'dy was ctic.'.led two ways, both Faft - 
 
 Strait or. \rm of thcNoiihern Sea. And iliere is one 
 Bii.:i.'.iii' /'.vyuimiH', afj.'in.i'i VViiter mcniioiicd by 
 Ho:'M/\ wlio allelic, that "theiCv:omc imoUcnil.i'i.i 
 " ofually from the Northern [Vrfrt Irno^iiitii, and tl.c 
 " Fin^f»i Sfii, ceitaiii lavage and barbarous Men called 
 " C.tioliy in great Numbers, f n the fake ot Trade atid 
 ' Merchandizing; and that 'tis there taken tor granted, 
 " that they lOine from the other fide of the North Pile- 
 But ILihius thinks, that the' Grccnlani be. certainly a 
 
 Firt 
 
 f '1 
 
 II 
 
I -f; 
 
 Hi 
 
 ■ 1 
 i 
 
 I'f?; 
 
 XIV 
 
 INI KG DVC f 10 A. 
 
 F.vtof ilir win.-ii,.,!! CominCiV. ; yct that thefi I'coplc 
 wi'iit ihuhiT latluT iiviT the lie, tVoiii 'l'.iit.ii\, Nr. 
 whcntlu' Sea was frozen vi(i, than round about by tlir 
 I'llo, ol which Par:') we ilo niJctil know nothing ccr- 
 tan at all. 
 
 (,.DfiH( i"; ('f the opmuin thit the Northern Am: r 
 
 wij peopled much ntter the way we have lieen nnw 
 
 •:1elcvjbing, btJt iVoiii .innilier Onpiiul : He will hivf 
 
 the .V'rir,r,«>; 10 f,o tiril to \.U,..i, theiv.c into iJuc. ''»''<, 
 
 inj alter this into l-V/(.//.i/..V and /•./?('.i.''!i.-'/, th.it i:-, at laft 
 
 into Air.r i .-, bc^aufe he makes thole two Placi'i to lie 
 
 jMit of the /Imr i:j>i Continent. Ihlt as I irr ani! H ■ 
 
 1..M ihew, this (.)pmii;i IS inipio'-ible in iliel-.' nfpetfis' 
 
 1. Beo.iufe 'ns nnlikely the W.i"./- / IhnuUl not trniil- 
 
 porc Horfts nnJ Kine aloi.p vv;th thcni into U •tiiiml. 
 
 and fo \n\oAmeu /t ; and yct none were tounJany mIutc 
 
 in //I'.-.M.i a; if. til ft Ihf (iver>. ' z. 'Tis flr.mpe .illoaoii 
 
 iinaCtOunt.iblehow the Ko n>.(,( ih I aiiRi:af;e ihuuKi ciine 
 
 T . ^e ejiiKplon both nt''''.' 'AmV and ./m.'ii.i, and vii 
 
 icamed ni f' ■"•.'. Hut ^. Ciironoloj'.y will not ullow 
 
 ot \< ; tor theV/i.iKj.r.t' found that tin: Jmeu.m! \:..\ a 
 
 lit, 11 Tradition that the ('■/",. iii: ..c lame to the Lake ot 
 
 S\lc' .,) bit'.iie the 'I'e.ii of out Lord 7Ki whereas 
 
 f'./in' was nor inhabited til' about the Year H79 : and 
 
 III- .V' n ir.riJ. did not git tiom ihenic to'''ix'«/ir'.,l till 
 
 !L> ._>i4 Belides. there was not louiid in ./'WriVj any 
 
 > ;.'r,v.j)i Com, wi.ie'l lure the iV'in- i..;;! uotild li.ne 
 
 • irrieil iMtli them ; as ihf) would alfo their Viee nt 
 
 iiiii LVinkin?, wh'eli wc hiu! the M.aiV.t' j abhored, 
 
 . '..1 1 iinil):i:d IV' iikeiii.e s (everely. 
 
 Hi.wt\er : !.■ : aliov, s, ih,;t loine f/r w/i:;), l),m.i, 
 
 .ird i\. Ml.! .,'..- might net into Ji'.r ;V.i .■ For Ivihs 
 .'■ ";• and .-l' ; .w j <;ne an Anoimt of lomc Colonics 
 ;• ;:.<' inM'.. .1 11.: h mii I .0. / ; biif tliife were but 
 .■'rw. ath! v.'.re letta',! o.'iJ\ mil upon theCjiail, and in 
 .ill ; I ''all .tv iiivl iY.,\ (;o up iar 111:0 the Country, nor 
 \"-'\ '- . . ht bv iVjii.i Calualt\ cr otlier were 
 
 , I 1.1 III •. ,1 ,1 ; ai;.i pirll.ips tills way . Il.iiins l'«»lii- 
 ■»■, (1! .. , 1 ';;'.orv 1 I :i.i r.-'.a. faith, t]w He i^el.-.nd, 
 ./','. .'. ■ :'..;, f.'. -, ii ,im.i>k, and ^ ocnlana, did 
 .inti.'ir.ly i ',1;.; to tl.e Kii.j; and Queen of t)'>.mjrli, 
 .111.' were 01 I;. Iic.iiief.ted b\ the Dntrfh LU'cr. Mut this 
 II •■ N.i..;,a;iLn liiiiher was at lalt omitted (or two 
 I'.eal.T,.- i.Heiaii'.'j 111 the'N'ear r,t" Chnft 134S. there 
 ^VA' a terr.llt P.aj^Lie, n hi 'h raj'.ed alinoft every where, 
 and near txiianft.!! iJoii.i'k i fotliat there wasno year- 
 ]\ Na.:r,a'.o-i '^ ^ jf. ,;>.,/ as ulually. 2. Aii.l that in 
 ills Tuiie tiif Ice lay 111 lueli van Cijiantitics and Heaps 
 in till- V- ,.y, ilat there w.-.s f.aru !y any ■ ntiing n to the 
 Toitr c.f ' •>/.;'■,.■ No iliat li'.e IVojile ol \' )a. ., Dci- 
 II... <, or horn uha'eieiNi itherii Pans of (■;,■■»«:>.) they 
 ' au'-.', vvlio went 10 '.mc-.i^M.y, \\ere either ItarveJ, or 
 •i-iti •• ' bv tiis' Natives. 
 
 Ill 1 r'h-i iiiiniiation of tin. >■' i."/'!.;/. |-'ecpl;iig 
 . .■ . • i y a \\ eitein F.xpeditioii, lis woith obfer- 
 \ 1:1 , wi.,u i.i 'l; h'- "II" laith, u?. Ihatfis certain 
 i.'.ii:V l< 1' ' cai'i.' \tirly Iroiii .V.;.,! .^wjt'i.i, by the 
 !■• ,M. . 1: and thclliand of I'li.^.i -, ir.'o .v«;.. -.i ., iliar 
 ...iV n n fafick wrii ilie S'-i-'.c/ ./i aid l',:,t/:i! : and 
 .liiTLioie .i.iuli lie, wc need not iKnibt but that I'coplf 
 inighi antiently go tl.it way int.) .hiicrici : for here 
 r./i r> and ^IJi-i arc U parateil i;niy trom .V;.i :^imli..: in 
 /;...■....;, by a ii'.tic Strait. I'o v.liiwi alio inav be ad- 
 lioil what (■■/■■'•■' !■-■ ('n'rti,t.:o 3:\d M:-. tin F.tli:. far 
 ol iheir own i:no\sird>;e, that in o,, .«>.'.:«.:', and above 
 < ..' ., tile I'c.-p'e ule U'ljis nille.id of Horlis. as 'tis 
 well Ki.ov. ii the .^ / •-; of l(:ii .:, and all the (■. «/:«„•.■. • 
 >. ,.; /. ■;. . ' ■ rji-n the P. ,•.'■■ V.m iil.d to do. as ;'<;,- 
 ,./■..:. •.ilso.. r.,;t 1 lailiii tinnk thefe Uonbave II' 
 le.liiv It , II 1>.\;, be, a .ie tr.e .Antittits ^all thiin 
 . ', ■• ii . . iheie wei. a kir.,; ol .V ';/ .<r),j who 11, ed to 
 
 1.! >.•, 
 
 >■ 
 
 wiiU" inti ani pci 
 
 an 
 Ml U , !•' a far pr,a:er NiunI i.r, w,' ail! 
 .1 .liitii'.-i by ihei all; where the Palla^te 
 
 (■' ■ 
 (> 
 
 I'l' 
 
 , e.ifii, and" the Iv.-ui ;iis fidi.r of ['1 
 
 ■I" 
 
 1) ili.-.-Miiii.ar) l.-Hii..i III /«.'.-';,.i, liein II. hive 
 .<ll 'lia; New World almoli, but efpieiall^ 
 ■ •.il'aoi, \vai lull ol Deer, lions and I'y- 
 . iiiu be.iij; none 01 1 iicfc Creatines lo'iid in 
 ■■'lyi the 7ii..i Ml 1 1! ■ III /I 'lis mure than 
 •luy 
 
 tl 
 
 .III. I. 11 
 
 ■ a \.ui \':. 
 
 t into 11 by an haltein I'allafje Now 
 
 null-, ihaias .V.'. .a aboiimlui v.nh no 
 r il.iii iJier, lomsi.;. of ilieiii iilVd lofwim 
 ; . 1 Aiiii olliieSi.i. .(;ij. .I'.ii; //i.'io lells 
 1. .11, Niunbeio i;l I .(;ers in /(xI.ki.Vi , and 
 .li. ib.li all 1 ver /' / if y tiitre were I k ns^ 
 . -1 And Wc learn (10111 /'.o;>, ihat there 
 ety, as well as .Mullitnde, ot wild Bealfs 
 .; ..1,11!. IVleils, vid tint rill. Coiiiun 
 
 iti irany PIa,-rs was cen.hrd aDeurr by thulo Peah? 
 "I'isnot tlierctnic an iiiifealiinable Srippoliiion, that i- 
 thcfe miphty W'iKIs and lorreds ol Hi.iji 1 an. I i>iM -. 
 there niav be manv itrar(;c .V,,'iv.j of wild lieali. un- 
 known to I's; (lurveleewe li.ive niw Cn.itnres lirovi;'ii 
 to us every day. and lla wn abo't ij lliaii;.^c Sif^ii 
 and "vhy niav wc not then witli <<;iial reahii f.ij pod- 
 that iliole lti.iili;e Heads and Hiids which hii. ;. : a 
 bounds Willi, miplii ,oiiie fn 111 hence, aiui b\ tl'is 1 ., 
 Item I'.ilfaiic ce' 'liilhei ' 
 
 .•uid as lol'iiids, we ham tioiii .' .r. 1; .'>«,•.•(.' t": • 
 tlieie i, a j;icat \'atict\ .inj Onaninv of iliein 1, 'Jf 
 '/!'■ 1 hat ///k and .•».- e.< are he:c dn c'edl y n ; ■ 
 and noteonmVIe i by Liiid, /! ni.tn ihiiiks very pio>-,i'|.- 
 Iroin wliii ilic I) . .'luu. obierved in ib'',r Na\l^allu.•/■ 
 l..) iV ; ,j ^.ci^ .1, 'v . |,.r ;ii thcStiait:. ot \ -I' n' thfi 
 lound a doul le L.: , .'i a uKelini; ol two I uh-., in- 
 ot wlii.h ht 10 liie h.illw.iid, and the other to ll'c 
 Wclfu.iiJ, ,,, 11 l-ath Iciiu'bfeivc! lu •■e nithc V- 
 /<«.■<; Si'aits, ihe W.i,/ii<;, and .IS )i is 'n "LT C tut :', ) ■. 
 ani ulien iliey were |\!ll i ) '..'.^.if?, ihey toun.l j"o)M.r 
 Salt and LliicSc.i. > - , i' "■;. 'lii.l liv V.i.'.'.i.. (..-,, 
 J'.iJplur, all f ly that .;'. n- ■, 11, omp.illMi r.,i ; J uifli' ! 
 Ocean 111 iIk',i North hatleiii I'art.i ; ..n.l .\ ;/'..j, 
 l',lli'lil r.i.tU, , I' .:i. . : :..., aildl'.'l .- . , ,11, iviif- r 
 the lame lliinp, ni.Tkmn iio ineiilion ,.t .n.^ !■■ r. ; 
 only they fay there are lilaiids bcjin,! it, wImIi i the 
 T/: ifi.ii.s pet upon the I.i : .And /(,. ..v.it lai'b. t!:e 
 Names of the Inhabitants ct'tlicfe lllaiuU a:c i .f.i a:,d 
 M.:itf c. How tar tile i ft u,.iii Cafes liit • li out to 1 1;,- 
 Northward, is not yet exactly detcrniined. but Hen. w 
 coir.j uits It to 1-e to the 7;-'h De.qiceol' I ai.tudc, an. I 
 niir late Maps have trade it ? or .1 |)ei;recs vet moT 
 North' .Ani the Kint; if snv./ / 's jMathem.i'iri u 
 four.,; .N k ir, or tlie N.inh Capr-of If ,•.,,.', r.-. I:i' 
 Tliiej; 5_. nun. I' -n m I -i.":.! laiih, that 'lu.is r.itijd t. 
 fail fioir. rlir Continent of /i.c'f.,-tn ilicllli-s m the h' r. 
 -f'iSf./; Why not al;.. ni: '.(»,■ ■ ,■; w:ii..n ..n.:,..t ;>■. 
 I tarfromthenee. 
 
 And rhat anticir'y there was «i.u,i tenon iihy ■ 
 
 Bon.itrei.s upoti the I lozt n ,Sia liioul.i t . lOeavoyr to ''c-. 
 
 into Anions, if iluy co ild. or tviilt tliemhlvts to :l;e 
 
 ^ Ocean to feck out new Habitations, I ln.i acqrains r.s. 
 
 , when he tells us, nil //'((■'.-.■/'.J^ii Scythis onmii ilj:--tj_'):- 
 
 \'jjciifqiic j!.l ia/'i>,, ijM.l eiuti'itnlU l'ir;.ci/:i;> Jujir:.-: 
 
 \r,tinii pijj]i That is, the V,r.-/.i<jn Man-haters, crC.vi- 
 
 vibr.ls, irideall the C'oiuitiy thercaniarr. cilurr, a> iat 
 
 as T.il II , becaiile no body could luftain ilic ijtutal Cm 
 
 ! city if iholel'coplc. .Sore therelore li.ey killed a"d 
 
 I cat; oiliers 'which nu don'.r were inan-. ■ tlnv Ji'.'t 
 
 j into the Sea, into the id/nn^, lll.ni.is, an; nito .('• 
 
 I And thus .•)».■>«. <rr«.- .\/,-f/','>HJ relatts th" .Mittc; . 
 
 I ' rile Man-taters, faith he, nade all tini.ps Dclcn 
 
 I " where they came ; all tl eir neiRhlciiriig IVi | le :l\int>, 
 
 , '■ Lefoie rliem, and let kinp, new Hd rations as farout 
 
 I " of their way astliey ■ onki get. Who thof. People wer. 
 
 . th.it wen thus driven inrn.yii,f' /c.i at this liirc, tishard :<■< 
 
 dcteriunie now ; bur there fccnis, as llin.'ii- thinks, to 
 
 be ihe Ken'ams tjf 1 wo .^M Names in Amcrii- that ni.-'.v 
 
 Sivr finie lijiht into this nutter: About/", li.ii v\ere.i 
 
 j People lalhii .hn.'Ui and Af'-ikl-oti, which he ihinks 
 
 ■ arc the K<-nia'ii.bi., of the Aii'.!,i inemionrd bv .V ! 1 ■.■•, 
 
 and whom he -oins with ihe .>'.i//,:;'o' t ; r<\ wliiiii l.ilt 
 
 Word the ■V:,-.-.-fi ,', oneot the lourold Natii'iis of .'■. -v 
 
 \<l-..r. and the A/.-/,''.f /<!/'•/> in iNciT A.>,;,'.i»,/, Ici in to he 
 
 I planiDcrnitivis. Tin other Name i« (..".i, a very 
 
 anticiu People in /'(•■!(. and wb.nrn i/ iwi.'.j thinks came 
 
 Iroiii the I^i.tm' of j7i./»., and who |;ave Name '.- 
 
 , the Piomoiioiry I .'/,. 
 
 1 / /.., nun thinks alfothat there was a fcif.n'.l Kamble ti- 
 
 jto .ii,'i, .,,.1 by tluT:.ilt, wliich tho' later than the lc,:M'et 
 
 .•above-n.cntioned, vet was ver> ir.inui'Ais and fiu o.is 
 
 I'or the //«'/ij,, .11.111, A:,: II, Til r ' . 7 if.- /, A/ ^' . , 
 
 ' ('I;. J, &c. an! many other Nations, of wlucii ncv. 1; 
 
 Ircpicnt ineni 1:11 1. the am cnr Geo_?r.ipliy, di.liiKii ro 
 
 into ihatnev/ \\ dilJ. 
 
 Ilic lli.ni.i were a very barbari us Pioplc. arid wcr 
 pla.ed (irlf of all in the fa'tlieit I'.irt of .1/;.; next ihi^ 
 Sej, where tlicie ate tlicNaiiu:. of ('luir.l and 'i ."/, 
 1 People bcrdcrn,',; upon the '",- 11 ; and tli.ii ti e (;.«.:- 
 ./,:',i were the fniie with the i!i.ni:i, is plain, t'ci.nntt- 
 they, all thenifclves.W,iir),'ij, and that ni/i'.iwi;f!ii- itieil 
 1 hele liiiii.:., Cdii, (uii ij-, C^.nmli, II 'W.'hj tllild.s pci . 
 pled and uave Natiictoi>«..-</.r in .-hi-rH,: ; and im'cj 
 
 C.:;/,:/ isealil' dcmcd bom i ir -.ii : .Alil line 
 c.'«n;</.! his V/i,. lion llili n.'im ili' ic is mcii 
 ot the /;.)'■■ «.'.i, a Natieii a Ijomnii' 10 the " 
 lUfpoic. witli I'leat ( i.i! u' ;li:\ . li n h. <ii!i 
 
 ■I 
 
 I 
 
 .! 
 
 .he/;.. 
 
 .-. a .N.;t i 11 i.t 
 
 i.:i 
 
/ i\ 
 
 / KO'D V U I to A'. 
 
 XY 
 
 ' 
 
 Tllc'fo Clmni or Uunni going irtn Am-nc.i with tliciri/i QZl I, k," Penults ; I'iclui Ilrnr, l.J^itJ Pcltn, Cu- 
 Noighboiirs the AUni, iniglii jiivf the niix'd Nunc of oiii llninu , /(. ,i in Sitgilin Ipr.', quu n. p>t l-':rn, Ojjilui 
 
 Chorduii to the People alKJiit \udxi;; .1 ; and 111 I'cni 
 there were toumi lomc that lallid ihcmlclves /.iwnr'. 
 The /h(! I' wfie All antieni and rmincnt Nation in Ame- 
 riV,i, whole Name came very prohaL>ly t'loin thct '.;!.i', 
 atiiongthc'l.ir/,iM. Tlicold i'mmiVwuv^ driven by the 
 Sciihinm, rambled into ahnortall I'arts : There n men- 
 tion made of foine of tlirm in ."rtuv/nm.i by Sir,th.\ 
 Sicplmnui and I'H'iy ; but the far grL'atclt part travcll'd 
 into the Dcferts of /I'y'CrtHM, /J.j/.w, /jm4, M/i^ji/i, &c. 
 whereat lalf thcv were called I'mfi; and from henrc 
 doiibilefs came the Name of /'"/"■> which in the Book 
 of /).i«/i-/ aid i.alled J'.i'.i' ar ,1 Pi.ilr. And (ince we 
 find mtiition in Sirz-h of the I'.^n , .ui aiitieni Na 
 lion amon^ the Sothinis, the (anic wth the IVrf/'i' 
 and I'JiJi'; ti-^ vnv probable the Hej;ion of /'.Jr;.i 
 in Amer ic/i tiiok 1!^ Name from, and wa < peopled by the 
 old SVv^/'iii« /'/!.■. When alfo we hue' HcmJctnt an 
 antient .S'.vf/'M« Teople called iV/i/'-', aru another C.i/i, 
 we may fanlv coi jcCture th.it the S'rpiiw the liland lu- 
 tiiil.iili came fi 0111 the former, and the Of/i/i<:/( in F/onW.) 
 from the latter 
 
 The antient Iwcr, called by the Hrcck' T.iiiri and 
 T.iU'i/,/, Iprcid theinfelvcs largely in m^iiiy Parts of the 
 World : '1 liefe being featcd ar firlt about the Ci/pinu 
 Sea, imi;hi with iluir Neighbours the l',;.(n.r go over 
 into .Itmn:.;. ''iv/.vh; calls them /r.>' ; and In //o'- 
 iiHds thinks S' 111"-' ihould be rorrec'Ud in his HIeienth 
 Piiiok, where he faith the lyct , lun theCy^ci;, as the 
 Vii'par'l'evt lia-.h) were Neighbours 'o the I'jpyri. From 
 th'le anticnt /vu< 'tis likely the I'.iinil o( ^Imenca 
 ni!5;ht coiiT, and tlic ''O'd/c/Hcj too, if what /.'7<Ki/ii;'iMr 
 
 it/pnitnt. l.icmij^l'mtiiii I'itcs pmitrr i\ Fonir„:s Mil 
 I'.iffineiiim ,,miiAntu>, p<iiiem>];i'iid* pctur.t, X.c itli- 
 uJ Infi^ntibiii i' 'jiiim iniliriuvhj; JiJti'^ium, ijiir.m lit in 
 aliijiic l{fimriim <:rx'i cmtff^f.nf.ir. Hue rctiuint 'Juventi, 
 lix ioium r.-c-ptncutuin. id Ir/ttiui mI itntiitio tjn.'.i/i in- 
 f^cmcrc •ij^'isy il/.ihor/iic diinihui, (.,: iili.-ii.y'.j-. t\;i:Hj, 
 Ipe mtiuij; :c/f(f ; Ircnri rtJirtfin Hi'iiii'i'i, JiSi'i i-.Aict- 
 jus Df(i.^ irtn iiificiii»um it/J'.cuti /hm, ut il.it ml'^n, 
 qiil.l-m rpiis 1:1, 
 
 And much the fimc Ac.ount /,i>iinir.»us M.urel.iiiin 
 givci of ihcold Ilium ; aJJing tliatthey have no Beards, 
 even in Old Age, that they aic a thick (tiong (l.ort forr 
 of People, aikl very deformed. Both which l/'elcrip- 
 tinns do agree lb ejiaCtly with ihc Cii: J iin'ct, i'o. f i.et 
 and Ci!rii^:.i,;t in \„ ii, Amc>u,j, and wilh the H^fi- 
 ii.'.Hj in the 5a ii.<, that one would think thcv were ile- 
 lign'd on p\irpn!'e toi ihem : For there is no Tan of the 
 World thatcver had anything like the liaibantyof ihofc 
 .■hiicica)!.', [ lit the Sc)iin.m Sv)h.i,::; j iior were there 
 Aiuh-nph.ij^:, I r.iii.iOals, or Man Faicrs, any wlicr'', but 
 amongft tli fc Suthi -m jiid the .-Imeri.ms : Which I 
 think is a very conlideiable Rcaf in to I'uppolV, that 
 thcfe Inhabitants of the New World, whiJi ucre thus 
 unnat ral.'v barbarous, niiilt be derived fri m thole I'arts 
 ot the 0!ii, where only Inch abominable tiiMigs were 
 cuflonaiy. I'ju us lu-uctw, I'.n.-niiius, and l':,:;rc.i t. /, 
 defcrice the Old 'l'.vt,:ts tp be ol mean Staiurc, bioad 
 fiat Faces, with little or no Beai.l.s and that they e.u 
 their tneniis tiikiii in War. And indeed iht:S:)!l::un 
 Cuftums pre^.lll in many I'laces ef .(""•i.i.i, luch as 
 many Wives t.i one Man. eating their F.neniics, aijd 
 
 lelK be mie, that the //ich/, which time from thele 't'cknigthcir Heads uton Poles, painting their B idics, 
 .inticiit h ■ (, ail' called in their own Language 7':;;.'u\i.i eoutinual lliiiitiou ana changing tlicr Placei uf Abode, 
 To which may be added, that the Mcv.V.if;j called tiodj bl^e the old S'ni.tdfs. t'.iii!ui /'.-«.f«jfiith, that in c/t».- 
 T.ii, whi h ,ViVv/^/"ri(; laithwas the Name for tlie Ueity;,!!'.?" the i\.v//.irtni uie.1 to paint thcii FaCei and Bodies 
 among the 7;.>..i' ; ami m M viV" a Monnuiii was cal- ^^'tb the Images ol linds. Beads-, Draj^ons. ;_ . . fo that 
 led r.V-., which the old IVio* called I-?.'. | they could not be walli'd out: Atid we nnd by Prince 
 
 1 hcT.i'f iM weie a very antient ^cyh'i.iri People, and; '''<''■. whomCapt. bnin;in brnc.ghi ticm ■' liio' 
 
 of thtfe l^.br:!./,., fiith the true Name was Mi.i,:., and, '"= was born ar .V/cti.;; , tf.at this Piiniui ■ • , uic 
 
 that I hey would be called lb, and not T.irmri or 'initii,^ alfo inthcEaflern Illaiuls. Now th • People v. !'. .:.')o/j 
 becaule ("."i;i'j (.'0/ was of the Nation of .Wm/. Tliefc and /•'//. /</.i in ./«.£•/,,! weie foiinl thus painted when 
 W.'.iViare the fame with the ,V/. ;_■■,<■.', and of thcfe there' Wmir/u.i was lirlt difcovered. And as H.r .t.-tiii (.vt\\ ol 
 is plain Remains in Amcici . In C.'«,:/».! there are a Pco-' 'he Scythn-.nj, that ilicy ufed to carry always about ihem 
 pie cal'ed Yitin ^.sli; and about the l{in ric l,i I'l.itn, a apaitcfoncof then bn inies Sk'.iii. fo didthc /Yicoi.! 
 People called cxprtlly A/'gi/i J. The adjoining I'rovin-. and ''Voiir/.i(;j j and who lemetmics Hawed them, and 
 ics to the AI ^a/cj in ///ii are C '.•:«, /i.iiV.i, and 'i'.iw^u . made Mantles of their tncniics Skins. The fame lir- 
 Now in /("■.• If-' vou h:ive alii, oft ihole very Words : In '■'<Vo.'«j and U niio both fav, that tho' Polygamy were 
 S.'. AI.>''/i.i wasa Place called <.■(.;, andinC''./i one cal- ufualamongll theyc/f/'irtjjj, yet tlieie was one Nationof 
 led Ci'to", and I'rt.V.i in Pc u fecms plain'y to come from them, tj^. the Majj'a^ets, which were content with one 
 Br.iti; In Pf ;. alio IS a Place cai led by the Wmfi .c,i»j, Wife: And fo likewife i;i Amei.i the Mn^juat, 3 
 T.-.tinoii:, and another T/ij(^ /I.e.,-. //u'w/iu alfo gives nia- Name not much unlike the Mij/"(7i;«»', with the /•'/nu/f/, 
 ny Inllances < f the Names of Towns and Cities in A- 1 theO.'wn.cj, and the Chichinircs, four oftlie moft antienc 
 I'... i. .1 a;;rceing with thole of 7 ■t.v: And he urges it K'""''''oin Nations, kept to one Wife. The V ytii.tn:, 
 as a very conlideiable Argument, ihatihc iV: i.fs pco-iand in particular the M.-.^-.p-ti, ufed to kill th.jfo that 
 pled V'f.v.c, an.i the adjoining Part of Amrric.i, that lb 'hey thought were delperafly and incurably ill, to put 
 many •"c.v/V.i'i Words end in ,i>.-, as the Names of Places them out of their Pain i w Inch CuUoiii was found a- 
 ihcrc generally do; fuch asTf/..';( .m, C.'.i(/rr«, H.i^.i.-u?;, mong the wild Cun.i.i.ius lu .Imc-i.r.. Tl.c I'.nir-', an 
 <^ifyi'''"t, I'rna.'.iri, Teimiit:,vi, K^.it.n/, &c. For .t.J antient .SV>//i<ih People, ufed to cxpofe d^iiig Pcrfons in 
 is a mighty common Termination for the Names of the open Fields, to be devoured by the wild Bealts and 
 Placcs.imonplf the 7Vorrt'.i, and the Inhabitants of thofejBirds; and fo, from them, did the Cc;*, (i'Jci:, and 
 Hallern Parts of the World. And as many Pioper ".»£■•»"', do the fame thing ; as alfo the T..'' ■rev tin 
 Names among the Hms, ,sVk. (.;«.■, Sic. ufed to begin I C/ir/-'.i> . (faith llv uii.s) and this odd Culioiu \e;is found 
 with the r.irnrlr Ai , fo they are obfcrved to do in pravltifed pithe Vri.t fiir/i.ini .imrrii.:. Thctatmgof 
 yuc.'.tw, and the adiCiningPartsof ,\o/f/) ./mc/i'cj. In dead Relations was an unaccor.ntable and abomin,ible 
 the preceding Age there was an .^n.-r/c.iK King reigned Cufloni ; and S/i.i/' tells us, that this was uled by the 
 in njoi./v;, whole Name was T.ifm.iv ; in which as M'ljfi^etiiiiidUr) ' ices j and no doubt from ihvfe barba- 
 iherc is plainly the Word luiir or Tnrt.v ; fo there is ibaious So.'/./.kjj it pall ir.ro .■'■•c/;c.i ; tor wc hnd it 
 the Particle <jr ; which was ficqiiciitly added to the was pradifed byihcPeopI, ,.,1 1 cHf^....' ,1, and the C'.V- 
 Namesof thdr Princes among the old Tm/^j and IVicrt,-.! :j'i/'«'in;, a Nation bevoiid the .Ai.-.ies ti\l'' 1., asG-'./- 
 .And this we find often done alfo \i\ Amtiica, where the i '"'7" tells us. 'Twas a known Cuiloiii alfo among the 
 Names oi' SrtilJi'i.i.x; /ilmo>.i.x, Alfic.'-.i.v and .V,i^/n.(;.j.v O'd 5c>//ji.ih.', toplace atthe Stpulihers of then Dead, 
 have been given to their Princes. An anticnt Name in | Meat, Drink, Arms and Mony , and this was alio 111 
 the Kingdomot Afc.c/.o wasJfy'.iji, faith //u-«/i», which ufe amongll ihe /l;;ii'r/c(;>o. Ard as th'.' !.> •..»..' ufed 
 is purely Vwkjfl', one At'i.t)i-!'e^ being Prince of C'.ioi-ito let out their Blood, and cut tlR-mleivcs with Lances, 
 /;«.« in A'.toi/..! absmtthe Year of C'hrilt M.CCC . The!"hcn they made a I eague or ibleiiin Covenant; and 
 Founder of the I Viii5'/jn Hbu'iic was one A/.oii^o, as the fomeiimcs alfo to tellify their joyful Recepuon of any 
 /Iwcricttii lay ; « liich is a v cry common Name among Perfon : So did the 'iiicr.tn- /. i and the I'cople of .New 
 theT.i'.'.p;, whole 4th Fmperot was a A/.iwgf . .So that A.li >:. .And that very odu Cuttoni which thc5L-v.'/;;,anj 
 ther: is both in the Names of Places and of Perfons, about IVi-er had, of gieing their Brides to be tirlt cn- 
 plain Kcmaiiis ot the Old .^c»(/'.,iHj, Hui.iii, i'/nci, 7'.ii- jo\ed by another, was found amongit the' Inhabitants of 
 /«'.■, A(n'^o>.i, S;c. Ill Uveivd Places of Amt>icii. \^Hicn' n-i^u.i in America The /«:;»' or /Vhi/jx Princes, 
 
 In the lalf place let iisconlider the Manners and Cu- ufed Diadems or Tuibnnt, of various coloured Cloth, 
 ftoms of thele V.u/i.im, Hum and r.nf,i)-, and com- wound 4 01 5 tunes round their Heads ; were very rarely 
 pare them with ihofe of the Anuricans., from whence a fecn by their Subieiits ; made them fall proitrate before 
 further Light will be given to their Original. T.iu/kj them All which wereCultoms ufed by the .Vc)f/.M;;j and 
 at ihe bnd oi his Book i/c Mmihis Gnm,i>miim, gives T'<"<Jrj. When anyKingorPrincedied,theM.'.vK-/inj,;'ivu- 
 thu Account of the Manners and Cuftoms ofthc antient vi/:ni, FicrJd.n.i, Uitmd.wi, D.v itij:., ike. ufed to llay a 
 t'lini : Fi'H'iis »nrj feritai, fjidn p/ihpeit,i, I'an Arma, »«« certain r.uinbtt oUiis Slaves, Domerticks, Captives, ac- 
 
 that 
 
 o I 
 
'i 
 
 i i^ 
 
 I A 
 
 XVI 
 
 INI KO DVCT ION. 
 
 ihuthry miglit .ittcnd liiiTi ami wait upon him in elici totonic ata nin.ot'(ii.itn;ii in tl;c Accci iit ( f thiii,",! f 
 
 oilier Will!,! ; which every one knows wis p'^'it'''-'' ^ 
 the Tii-M'j- Anil the ■Im-' it nit .i!fo ilu) no: biini, bnt 
 bury their Ui'.ul, as tlic anticni rr'-MuTil toilo. "Wk 
 Briyi'Mi'J in paiciailar, 1 y j lurt* of very odii Culkon-.s, 
 Ihi-wt'.iit they i.iuic ()rit;u'all5 from ihc I'.nM'i .■ Foi 
 tiill iluy r.^avij ihiir Ilcailjnnthi- 'op like Monks, as 
 fiH,,-/,(/:/i tells us the DM T^'t.nt ufed tu i!o. i. Tli. 
 Manner of their eatmi; their Fneni:i\ iife>l by the Iti : 
 ^7;<Hj was the innc with that of the r.i'i.ui; i'ur lioih 
 (UlI ii I" 7ViMi r'l,;, lallcit all the Ncigtilioiirhoo.l lo- 
 geihi'i ; tlieii lolenuih How the C^aptms, amlboiiint; 
 oi ifialUnp tluiu, ileliver'il Pieces of them aUnit to eve- 
 ry oie prcfent, to eveite his Hatred and Ra|;c apinll 
 thole with whom thcv were at War. ?. In Wic/jVcthe 
 Chil I Wite, .IS loon as ever the was brought to Bed, iifeil 
 to rile ami no ab. Mt her Iniliiurs, andtnke tare ol the 
 h'aiiiily Ari'aiis, as if llic iiad i:oi Lei n.'.elncred of anv 
 C.'liiM a; all , wlien inltead of her, tin. Husband ^el" 
 himfi.:f into IV. d, rieteiiJstofeelPains, iil-e weakand 
 
 lorp iiinote and (d Ti ure. 
 
 But leiaule ilieie (Vt:e found m .7'>j.'/'i.i at it> fi l^ 
 l>iRu\ery, two very roltie, i ivi'i/id ai'd imphty Na- 
 tiotis, M' I' '" and IK-rii, wlueli ean li ^rrcly be fiippo'td 
 lobe derived Ironi fiuh biil-aroir. Pri'i'lc as thole V. .^i i- 
 1"! ^ibove-iientioned i twill be u r i our while torn- 
 (|i ire, ulaiher there be not iiov.'. pioiMid tobelievi tiny 
 ini|',ht lune then liiliabiMMis fruiti feme I'm:, ot o.it 
 World where Aiis and Si Tr>es wrre ir.i i li iniite < iilli- 
 \aud, than in thole difcvi and lavage Kcfi> r; .1 \.\- 
 •Ml, .'fee. 
 
 Now of all the li.li.ibaar.t^ . f the Nev, We.iM. li.e 
 IV'Di./.iM were the bill and nuill civili/ej, ,n. .il.lt.iiiiiii); 
 entirely from Hiiiu.m Saeiifin s, urcatii.'^ Hniraii I li 111 ; 
 whieh beeaufe ol ilie Inter:;:. ■:turc ol thf bailaioi'S 
 Chiii-mni, was not e:,av11y tu'.c .>f the iV('-a V.ii.';. Hn - 
 
 ih his Cniijit'liire thenlbie feeius vei\ probab'e to n.e, 
 
 out of ordtr, anil to be pot 
 t'.Miile and no-.rillimp I'hvli.k 
 VVInii, l'.ii' 
 
 that the l'r>:r.iVii, Chi 
 liill I'eople from i'^il' 
 
 and 
 
 well again gradually h) jad'oiniiip Nations as jv.lie 
 Nou i!:.s vidienloii'i 
 
 J I': II til, faith, w.is I'ta^'hud anioni> ilie 
 .Irclr.lMii in the extream Parts of '■:•.'.:'. .is well .is in 
 fume other I'arts of the World ; as wc find by Oi.ion.!, 
 St i-i', and (■'i.i.vj. 111 his A'f^'>i/^K'->k^. 
 
 The .lw.-ii,.:tii liuvel i en eeiy famous forthcir wear- 
 iiir, of Feuhers iherealon of whlili leeiiis to baiebeeii, 
 the \ai' Xariey of beautiful Birds wlinh tl'.e New 
 World atfor.f. : ;\iid this was .t \rry aiiiientCufti'in a- 
 niouijlt the Old ("hi e, I'.ti.'.oi', i ;/:..•<»<:». m and I kH , 
 asi/i-laiii from llr, J-tih and other ai.tKni Writers. 
 
 That 1 aitieiil.;r I'lmilluiiriit f..r Iheli, uliuhO; iV.i'u 
 and I .■">«. Ill tell esthe Old ■Ui.n.i.ini, or the lnhabiiai:t> 
 of /(Y/i/in;'./,? iifed, nhieh ^vas iniralmn them alive, was 
 alfo of ver\ antient life aniorp tlie 7"iiri.», I'.ii:,: i lo. ! 
 I'-ft. And ihat erii'lout-of-thcvvay Trick, whiihihe Man, aire; 
 ('•iciir.i d I ■, ( iii.ilt>eiile-, and \iir .;:;.'..i>.:'. Were tbiind K.ul'ni, an 
 
 !'■) rccexveil their 
 
 'i I '.' •■!■ ••: ujine 
 
 . '. '/ \sa,. the 
 
 >vas not unknown 
 
 ;. I he (■•'.:•. tlitre- 
 
 .ibiHit*, .iikl s.' •tio fpiaks of a Kii,'^', ^ailcd C.tilc.i : 
 
 In latter TiiiRS it came to be lal'e.l i\i'i .t ; and tli's was 
 
 dtvule.l inio two I'aits, one .ailed limply \i-' ' , and 
 
 the other \..iii:-\.'' TO In this latter part, the l.iiu .us 
 
 ni; iK ivilized part olalli'i.rf. . i;..i 
 
 the .Siitieutv; lor )'/w wi nuii'ni 
 
 , .iikl s.' <iio fpiaks of a Km, 
 
 I'l^ji.i / /« had his Scat and Uo'iiiiuiin, of whom bc- 
 i.nHt tlxie aieu.any ribolotis St(-ries, ;;.■•'//."•, f oniilic 
 jiidieioiis /<j/'ii(./i,M and rVii;/;;', pi\estlic followmp, Ai - 
 fount. Whtii the Ci.niij took .</.(/i)./m, whieli was ui 
 the Year of Chi id l .98, one whofe Name wa.si' '-'■', 
 teiiiiieil III l\.ii,--l\iii r:.', and eonunaniied alio the Nor- 
 ths. 1 Reruns, fiom whenecthe J';m.« went out. Inthis 
 \i..i-\''''' theie was a .\r//('i;'ii« Shepherd, who was 
 powtrful Prince of ihe People of /Ini/j.ii,' ; .unl ijus 
 r.C/.;i,'sl)e.itli, in\ad.'.l ihe Kinpd.in of 
 y the \rjl, i.i;>n was ealled ."/m 1% who li.n i 
 
 to play ivitlitliei! C-htldieii, of eiittirpand ll.nliini; then fi ipiied lOo" ,Stor:ei> about Iinii ; anil from licnee eaire 
 Cheeks into ■;aMi dalhis, when they weir vety soiiiip, ' all the Fab'c of I'.r'.'-.'fi Jc/*;, ot l''cftcr Jf.'.'i'. 
 was prai'biled alio lVe.-;iioiitly aiuoiii; the //hmh Audi The ,(/n//,i,. Emperor in /•:.•/■/.;•;>, hath b'. the furc'K- 
 they arv fii-l lohavc .lone it, loren.ler their Males brard- ' im letncallcd thisNan'e. as will asihis Ai:.i: c'- I'liin . j 
 lels. N'ow all .'iiiinici is bcariUcIs, but three Nations : , but faith llo^rnin, lor diflereiit Kialbiis : The latter was 
 And f-'inrraniM and /'. K-if.'ii'obfervc alio, that the T.u-e.illed 1'rrjlr^r.n by the I'fi/j-;;;/ and iV;,'.' "••«;, be. aule 
 m; have none at all, or but very thinbieards. he was an .\i'o(tol'..-al Peifcn, as tie.- Word 111 tluir I an- 
 
 The Food alio of the. /mfricinj correlpond,s with thai guaj^e lignities ; but the Aliyi'.nc Prince wis by the I' - 
 of the Ttirtan, their Bread being M-ii^e, and their Drink i.'i'.iwj and Pci/irtiu called P cjie^ Clr.i:, i.e. /(.v .Wr/my-,- 
 r/'ie-j ; which latter, faith Honiim, is a fort of Broth , "aim, the King of Slaves; beiaufe great Nmnbus oS 
 made of I'ulfc, whieh they drink hot i and this was Slaves were brought fiom /^-'/i /'i.i. 
 certainly the chief Uiet of the Ti e.e and T.ir.'jn - But | /'. Kiiiefiij laith, there was in C.,i'h.iij a Prince call, d 
 this Miii^f and Vhicn is ufcd no where in the World but Prcilytfr Jilm in hi« 1 ime ; an.l tl:e fair.e fa ih /f»i mi, 
 in -'//J.I and S.rf/».j : and as /li'y/ii obferves, the hUi:^e' -tiJ'r.U Lifitjins, wlio in tin Year i6j i, went liuu; 
 is ealled iiuwrnrum 'IViii .Virni. Tho' alfo .U>i:r'.:.i a- the Kiiindom of the i.ir.i; ,\r.;/i.' to fear, ho i tint Kej i . 
 bounds with Vines, yet they never h.ad any Wine there, on. and found him t.i have hrfc Dom:iii 
 
 any tnorc than in Tc/Mi^ or (,'/.' 
 they may have now. 
 
 formerly, whatever, ThisC.i.'/Vv was not apart of ihe antient Kr 
 
 I I «iii^v.i.''(.'iv.<;> I IV. I ., I. Hi tri .iiv.uiu(.iii i,illi. I'll! 11 
 
 [(''■"..I, but aMorthein Ktpion ad|oininp to II, asappe.irs 
 'Twere endlelsto mention all the paitbiilar Cuftonis , from the .nWi.:)i Geographer: Bur about the Yiar i ■j'.i , 
 in which the //"i.-hV.ikj do plaui'y apree witti thel'e an- |c<:.'/m> and M.j;.-;;; were united into one Ci n.fr Kiiu'.iloiii, 
 ticnt 'i.yt'-irir ; but I think ihelel have enuii'.erated may , and then the famui.s I'lit.rf. Wall wa: bnili, to fewm 
 render their Original (in part) from Sctih,.} vcrv pro- them againft Invalions from the 7'.ii/iiij ; and that r. 
 table; efpccially if to thele we add, in the laif Place, can'i be mu.h oldei, iseettain, be.'.aufe ilure is not .my 
 
 their Religiotis Rites and Oblervatiors. '1 he .■^"i 
 cjiis worllii]' the Sun and the Fire, and in Mexito there 
 was a perpetual Fire kepr in the Temi'lc ; and thofe 
 Deities were worlhipped by the Scytl-ijns, Ti.rc.c and 
 Taitii. And this i.s very remarkable, which is taken 
 notice of by ll'inim de Ori^iti-bni Utiit. rhneii:.i>,r.- 
 
 nicntion of it in I'mhis Venoms, uhej wroic about ihc 
 Year i jcc : It was therefore no doubt built by !l v ..i, 
 who drove the T'.t. m j out ofc/'.v.' i, and Ictrthemnothii.p 
 but the Kingdom of Cnfcm . 
 
 F>y the aniient Siiirn/es or CHirfr, we arc to under- 
 ftand tliercfori- all thofe who lived to the South oi' i.titlny 
 
 :.. ..1 — ..«a l.». ..;,.. ^C \i -■ Tk .1'. .1... . ^:„; 11.. 
 
 nim^ lil:^. p. lib. That the OWci-..- s.ik\ C'lidor^ wor- in the valf llepioii of Man^i. Thefe, th.V originally 
 
 fhip an Idol called Ziotin-l'.thii, whitli was of Stone in a 
 Womans fhape, andfituatc on t''r Banks of the River 
 Oil i to this they iifed to facrihc • Animals, and to be- 
 ftricarall the Parts of the Idol wi.h their Blood. Now 
 of this Imapc there are two plain Remains in America 
 At [■'■jc.ts in < ,unl'iitini.t!l.t there w.is a Stone Imajje wor- 
 lhipped in the Form of a Woman ; and \n k\\i: Ifthniu 
 of !.'<■» icn there was a Female Deity, whiihihey called 
 
 Icrived from the Jo.'/'i.iiij and liii/i'.i)..', yet had all their 
 Letters, Politure, Arts and Seicnees, from the /;;;>/'/ /.:nj 
 and l'h.tnicii:ni, who made frequent txpcJitioiis int^j 
 this Ct untry ; c appears from the Voyages of Btcclms 
 and Herciili, whom the Antier.ts lay were P'l muimi. 
 The'iyi'iw; had a Colcny at the '-i.jc.'if, as mentioned 
 by Am. M.vccUimii ; whieh was on the Banks or at the 
 Mouth cif thcRiver called T><.i . In the I'fjltn Gulpli 
 
 nr.-B/iibn, to which they paid mighty Honours and i there wa^ an llland ealled 7)r/ii and ./.it./ii, whofe Ih' 
 
 Worfhip ; and here there is fome Aprceinent in tl 
 Names of \' fii-S.ih and D.i-Hi-.U'.i. 1 o their Deities 
 the Anieiicaii; ufed to ofler the Hearts ot Human and of 
 other Sacrifices, as we find was the ufual Cu^.-^n' in .W:- 
 Au,! ; and this alio was the Praefice among the T.irti-.is. 
 And thus much for the Peopling of .jmriiL-.i from the 
 North Eaftein Parts of E.iitif: zndi Aii.i, liomthc Coun- 
 trv of the antient H.ir,iii, 'l.irtr.ii^ and other Sorhir.i.-s ; 
 in which there are fo many thing.s deducing the Origine 
 cf part of the .'/rn'ricunj from thefe barbarous People, 
 that wlien it is laid all together, and duly confidcred, it 
 amounts to a fail deprec of probability ; and farther 
 Mian that vec caiiiict prttend to go, there being no way 
 
 habitants, Straio faith, centcnded that they were deri- 
 ved from the SiJonia'i:. And there was a Nation T the 
 Phxttici.ws called 5in.iJ, from wiiom tis verv' prolabic 
 the .Name of Snix or Siwr.Jci firli canir : Thclc i"iV).(/ 
 lived firft about .^i'«.i in .tr.il.in and .V>."..' in l^pp:. The 
 Kingdom of Ugyft, it appears, did antimtlyextcnd all 
 over hiili.i \ for /'m/wi/i fai h of 5:/./..., that he con- 
 quered all /t/i.r, lieyond C.imi \ as far as tli'; hi.llr.i, O- 
 ecan ; and Str.ibo faith, their I.inpiic extended as fat as 
 B/i.ln'j, biiiin ludS.ythi.i ; and much to the fame pur- 
 pofc rjcitiis fpcaks. 'Tis very likely therefore, that the 
 \l^pti.inszni l'l:.<iiid,vi! went intoC/o..-, amiilicielcU 
 partof their Language, Hieroglyphic ks, I earning. Art; 
 
 anj 
 
 .I'll 
 
INT KO DVC'ILO N. 
 
 XVJJ 
 
 .11 UN fi ll- 
 
 nj;'ny Ka- 
 
 loli V.,i<( I- 
 iilf 10 rji- 
 •licvc tluy 
 t. ot O.it 
 itc ( iilii- 
 i . t \, >- 
 
 i!>i:.iiiiiri'.; 
 an I ll 111'; 
 
 i::. Ih - 
 hk to II. f, 
 Mil ihur 
 ' : i.jIiiC 
 '■ va. ilii- 
 iiiikiiowii 
 
 :•> lIlCTC- 
 
 .1 (.'.///■(•.( : 
 I til's w.is 
 '■■■ . •Iiul 
 
 !■ I.II1I .US 
 
 ili'.iii be- 
 
 t 0111 1 lie 
 
 Wiin; Ai- 
 1 was ui 
 
 of .^mw-iLrt It Idf, ot clfe I'ome IlUiid coiitigiioiis thcrc» 
 unto, lincc the d.-fcription ol the Nitiyes is fo hkc tiiai 
 of the Inhabitants of Amt i\j therfabou'j. 
 
 y. UeLnu fccmsall'otobcot Opinion that the |i iii2i- 
 onof >hntri:e with our Continent is f.jiiunhcrL- nuhoui 
 the Wr/iV Cirdt, ab(4iC Cntlmy ; wh;th (alls ill viTV weij 
 with this Aj totiiit of B-. Corod . anil tins placi- he, i;^. 
 I.aft obferva, is near enough to tlir I'l.nc uhcn: the 
 Ark reilcfl after the Dcliije, to ait'juiit tijr t vtiy early 
 Pallagc iiitoWMoif/T out oi' /iji.i. l^-d I., I. </■ O i^. (.ienr- 
 Amc . P' y I . 
 
 ('(J. M, which the (V'i";/r call rmvn, the 7i',/'i/»i"/'./ fo- 
 raji, the Natives ot InlnUtnnts call '.'".', when tore 'tis 
 likely the IiihaUtari'.s of this Crii, ilif, o.ereii ami na- 
 med ilf.lili'inir. : anJ pnhaps tliev fprcail tlnnli |i c*, 
 imith fuuhet: lor tljcreis a iVuvimc in /■" /./.' oiilfil 
 ('4/1;. 'I hiU.Viv; is lariej from f .i^'",> f faith n-> mii ) 
 by a lari^eKivcr ol'l htfr Mile:, hriiiii, whlc.-li I llppofc, 
 runs o'lt of the Sia of (,' ir^ ' into \)r: <:■ iwj.- O'-eair 
 of this Place the priimi'jl I'loviiicf is caled '.;)•,•/■(.; , 
 lioni u'licmr H-ntii.' tluiiks t ■t.-ift.ii.i \\\ \c.v Sp,:--t taki's 
 its Naiiir. Hutdirnin u is that i'.. •■'■.,. was called KJ- 
 ''till, and neat the ' I'mrtti", iIktc is a 1 akc called K, • 
 rha <.ir K''" ' and llninii l.mh, fhr lulu' 'taiits were 
 called fonietimes K^nt.-ui and <j,tni , and th.'.t t'lcrc !■! 
 an llland lyini; ntf ol the Continent ol h-p.-.n, t ailed iJo 
 1:1 ol which Wor.ls there are many lUiniins m .::r->i- 
 ri, Ch(:, I, .'1', nil,! Ci'a, heiiii; a cnir.ni"" lirnrn.iti- 
 on for the names ot I'latis there, as is plain m tluWy.— 
 • nf^o'i, A'C"a\ini, Jvc. in Uh(.i«<; the Mit'i^vti. ot Ci- 
 mnii/!, the 0/0:^ f I of IhiiJ-. v\c. .And the Natives (f 
 Wn' l-'.nyj.nul mlled the Sea K"' <"', and the Ships KJil ■'■ 
 «.!<;, proliably from the l.tikc A;.f/>.(. 
 
 Near XaliJ^o thcrt is a City calkiK/iM ; in r^''ii yon 
 have ilii't; a very fiiiiou-, place; and in .V ir Cfttun:!', 
 a .Sea called Ci^ifi'. In f.Vi//,;i,i.//>,i, //.rm'i,; faith tliere i-i 
 a riacc called ('<5.(i. «ff, uhich, indeed, is very 1 ko ^ti.i 
 Sjti.-i\ one part of C/if/i.iv. 
 
 1 lien, as to ' 'I'inn ; tli'TC arc nany names of Places in 
 .■Imciicti that feetn to be plaiii'y derivable from CUneJi 
 Words. 
 
 In Viechoitc/m/i a Province ol' MfAr.io, there is a City 
 called ^lW7m^t, wh'ch is plainly a Chiyitjc Word, 
 'l\inirm Ixing a ufiial Word in that Language, as H01- 
 mui faith : Ami near to this Province of Mtchoachan, 
 diwe arc Two Cities called M.tuchao and C/imfao, as 
 there arc Fwo in Ct<inj, called Micno and Ci.mpa. 
 
 The Penniians Iwaftcd tio higher an Original than s- 
 bout 40* Years, for the Family of the Incs, Tnc* or 
 /n^« ; their Prince: that Governed them when the Spr.- 
 mtirdi hrft difcovered Peru. Befcrcthis, they fav, they 
 were barbarous, lived wild in the Woi'ds. eat Mans 
 Hclh, 01 . Till one M.inco came to them from their Fa- 
 ther the Sun, and taught them a better, mnre civilized 
 way of life; from this Mmcc came the whole Family 
 of the r«r«'s. 
 
 This Tradition of theirs, Ihcws plainly that Mnnc} 
 was a Foreigner, and that their Good Govcrninent was 
 fet up by hiin all at once, and therefore he miil} have 
 learnt and gain'd his Wiuloni and Pohtene fs ni fonic o- 
 ther place Tis very probable ihcref uc that this M.ir.ca 
 came froin C/ii«/r, and that with a licod Fleet of .Ships, 
 and as L.rt faith, with a Guod ^rniy tco, or elCe he 
 couKl not have lubdiicd fo numerous a People, nor have 
 brought thein under any Government. 1 fay, 'tis pro- 
 bable he came from C/in.-, or f. ,:f /'.m 1 , &c. becaufe the 
 Architefturc of the f«,«s iiil'<?iH, and a'l their inighty 
 Buildings, Towers, J?.-, are exadlly atter the C'luelr 
 manner; their Cities alfo were valliy great, like thofe 
 ofi./ii'M : In Ciif.o there were aboxe i-.ooco Hoiifes, 
 many of Stone; their Streets, Large, Noble, and Strait, 
 adoni'd now and then with Squares, paved with Flint 
 or Stone, and Towers fortified with Three Walls 
 round them : Many alio of iluir Culloms agreed with 
 thi fe of the Chimj-'. 
 
 The XUvicmt were the Politcfl, bu; -he Ict^ ar.tient of 
 any of the People of iinnlct ; t'jr their ..\cc. unc of thcm- 
 felves reached not above 3:0 'V'ears b.iekward : Now 
 lincc we learn from ['•I'oictui. ami with a little Vari- 
 ation as to Time- from the Annals of t.'-M/.i.';' M'iLi\/t 
 tco, that about the Year of Chrill 1 iC-8 ; the C' m.- ' 
 being driven out of their Country by the Invalioiis cf 
 the "Tf.rt.^Syf.eA into cvrfiUn rern.i^ hUtuls r.rj fhi-ic t"- 
 tiMiiied, 'tis very likely that they went then into Am.->-'- 
 M ; and to make this Expedition, F.icfur their prefer.: 
 King provided a 1 oct Ships, and took wuh him a ^tfc i: 
 number of People. Tliefe /^-wf.- liUti.li, as llf^nm, 
 obl'erves, could neither be J.ip^n not ^rti-'p f'f b.' h 
 thofe were well knosvn to I'l-.ulus l'!>t::ui, and 'tis plain 
 
 and SciciKes foi there is a grelt Conformity between 
 \\uiO>mrl: Langu-ige, Arts, 6.. and thoft ol' the Old 
 l-.ayjiiioii ■■ I'licir Culloms alfo and Majiners af rce ; the 
 Womm in ' hi,,/,, manage the Publick Affain, wlulc 
 the Men ate Cot-Queans, drcfs the Viduali and man- 
 tle all Uonicftick BufuKls, and this we learn from He- 
 r,>,i-tu!, ■"■/", Epif.h.vtiiii, Itif.lniui, Sec. was the way 
 of the Anticnt l-.f^yttin'is ■ The ( .'i)/'yc had alfo the man- 
 ner ot hatching Cluckitis by the heat of Ovens, which 
 the Ix^pt^rni have been to famous lot : And their Way 
 of VVriting by a kind of Pidlures and Cluraflcrs agrees 
 ver-i nearly ; and to did the Writing of the Mc.xicnm, 
 witll both. For that the '/>'>/r/f, Catl/iyani, [h'p-"r/ei, 
 Coituvi, and other Nations of l-.'^lf-lnJin did lail into 
 Aincrii-.t, Items very Clear and Lvident- The lipictii,n 
 a People .f r,i»<i,//, alferted at our hrft dilcovery of 
 them ; that to the Weft end of them, very far oH', liiere 
 lived aiiorher People, w-lio iifliriiicd that foreign Mcr- 
 i hauls wi'li'iur Beards, ufed to come in great Ships to 
 t'lcirl 'lifts: Who could thele be but the In.iir.iii or 
 f hiiivirs •■ y,,lijU':{ Je <.'• > (m/ii/i> taith that in Q;'"" ' '^1 there 
 Were Ship'; found whole .Sterns were adorned with 
 (iold anil Silver: Whi :h .W./JJ/m, in his Hiltory of /«- 
 Mil, and ' iiimnriu t'.Mi in his 1 etters about 'Jnpnn lay, 
 was iiliial in the i.tp.inr/- and (.hiie/t Ships. And in 
 /lo'll :, we find tin" T;""'/'' Adiniral Mcleiidr/iui allerting 
 tha' t'/'.'.i/- Ships were foun.! wrackr in the M-ic ./(/ 
 \c,,l ab.>vc i'.uii In, ivhieh [xrh.ips were the fame with 
 rhofr lein at ij^iiii',,. In i}^r,ti,Un too, there was a plain 
 1f:iilitioii ol lu >• ".; M:iih.vit, which ufed to tome thi- 
 tlHT from the Weilwar!, and which were clutlvd in Si:k. 
 Tliefe 1 1^ like faded iiniiei the 'fropick of Onire., and 
 (aiiieli'lt to ij^ii: ri or ('//I'l'i.i.i, and thmce coalting 
 111 iigthc Mioar. winr down into !\cw-Sp.:in, ."tc The 
 \\ :ii.l 1-; ceiieially lair lor Inch ,1 Voy.ige, and it may 
 Ix-, and ufua ly is (faith H'rniui) perfor iied in about 
 <;• or f ■- ilavs time: :itid tlierc can be no roafon to 
 tio.ilt ot their filling to jlii::>::r lincc they ll id Ships 
 tit for this puipole ; and lince as we leatn fi.mi the 
 K.iiirii <.S ■'X"'P"ci , th.tt they failed into Arabit, and o- 
 thcis lay into .•itnc- 
 
 Kut beliiies all this, there is frequent mention of thefc 
 Oriental Pla es m the Names and I'raditions of the W- 
 innicMs. 1 here were a People in Amerie., called Chi^- 
 f, Hirer ; whu h word ii. much the faiiK in found with 7"- 
 f*n, or 'Jtipdotjei : Thefe came from Nicar/t^ua, accor- 
 ding to Herreir.; to which place thej came from Gutti- 
 tHAU, andtoG«i«im«/« trom Mf*iVe and C4/<'AorMi4. In 
 <;ii.u;iK.tU there is a River and Province called Chi„pit, 
 and in the Kingdom of Mexico a Lake of the fame name, 
 111 the Illamiot .St. Tn'nitliiJti, there is a plate called 
 
 l\'r-J.ipr:,i, as HnrMiwj writes. 
 
 In the I angttagc of ytpcn, Toniii (ignifies the Sun, 
 Moon, or Stats; and alfo Princes: and the Mexicans 
 
 call the Sun Tmnticui, and the Moon T>na ; and in H/- 
 
 ,1 ixiV.t, J'.iino fignifies Nobles or Princes ; Jupm, is by 
 
 the CVii,if/fi called Jcrjuen, that is, Sumifiufi; by theya- 
 
 f^irfet, 'tis called Gitpan and Ni'pon, or Nippm and 
 
 by PjiiIus Ci'.cio.'tis called X^ipan;iri, aficrtlic Tnrtarian 
 
 Language, and accordingly when Coli.ynl'us came to 
 
 Hi'f.inic^r., and heard there, that part of that place was 
 
 ealicd :^/;>.<»/;i by the f>atives, he thought he had been 
 
 'Ome to the Ai'nticl^'inpitn. The word alfo \ionrr\i,m.,, 
 
 or Mttexnmf, is plainly of !?j/ionr/e Original, and as it 
 
 was the ufiial Titles for the Emperois of Atcvic. : lb 
 
 Al'fi^.j.iimi in 'Jitpr.n, is the common Apellation tor 
 
 iheir Princes, as llomius obferves. Tis very probab'e 
 
 •'i-rcforc, that the Ji^pnirjrs failing to the Ealtward, 
 
 went hrit to tile Iiitermcdi.ate Ulaiids (for luch there 
 
 .ire; and tluiiec into Amrrui;, 
 
 F . '..iin: in his Dcfcription ef J,:p.-.u ( where he liv- 
 
 fi! fiom a Cliild ) faith 'tis uncertain whether J^r/i.t'/ be 
 
 ■v\ llland, or part of loine Continent, ar.dthat the gteat- 
 
 ' it pirt ot It 1? yet unknown to the ji-.p ,i.l: s thenilelvcs. 
 
 i'loni the Province of Q.'.5ij;', where the Principal (Jty 
 
 •>rf» .md the .Seat of the King is, he faith, it reach- 
 
 '•s a7 Days Journey towards the S iith-Ealt ; and then 
 
 you come to the Promontory of the utniolt Provirue 
 
 T an^f. ; from liencc I'aiHng a Strait of Eleven Miles 
 
 '^.er, vou coini. iuhe I and of ./f'/ , or.?:'//', which is 
 
 v.il*'y iaige and Mountainous, and but tliinlv inhabited, 
 
 and hath iieMr been fully dilcovercd by the .?.!/'!'«.•/.-, 
 
 te.Muft'of its great extent and want of Provilions, tlio' 
 
 it abound with prcciou. Skins and Fnrrs. 1 he Inlwbi- 
 
 tants of this Land of Jeff", he faith, are long-hair'd, 
 
 with thin Krirds like theOjiiif/e, and perfectly tVutilh 
 
 ard Baiba ous. And to this place ( he lluth ) the ?■'- 
 
 ;-. • e pafs over in little Boa's (1.1 Sc/iphi,. ) 
 
 Whv then as Homiui obferves, from whom I have 
 
 cited this) Ihoiild mt this Land b-' either the Continsnt I they could not be the Philif •>.::; becaul'c thite aic nd 
 
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 4 
 
 remiiiunl thcM^niierior C.ulkomsofthcC'jiii.V'"' tlitrc.j l)Hilt at the Publick Oiit ; ill whkli agn-** Wiihthe 
 ami the I'copU arc of anotlicr Make aiiJ l.ai^iugi' :i Cuftom of C/'i»m, anil uilict parts ot the Halt, aiul tho' 
 whi'vctoie ti likely thcfc Remote llUnils wcro in rlnir-' the (', ri.i ivii haJ no Muriir, fewer Tovtcrs, ainl th'ile 
 r/ci ; anil that liiuc, KfM'/iii laitli they were IwcAytt.'M.i- not very hifh ; yet thciMrvK-4Bj hait I'otli Moiiar (nr a 
 W/m, It wa< ihn rimotentfs or UiltaiKC from I'.ii/iiv.lCemtm eiimvilent thereiintn ) tJituis Imili witb 
 that 'ill j.le them f". AikI if we allow loo Pcrfons to noi MarliJe, atui Towers of a valt hii^lit ; iiilnmiKb itat 
 wi i.i. h Ship, «hiih n probable enough ( they hauiig, Cn.rc;; i;, ili, he never fiw stiy ih'in^ (o (in-u .md 
 larRe .Shi|«, ;is!iathl\,tn llicwnaliOTc) the ^umbe^ ofi Magiiihcem, aiul that their C^itiei exceeileil any in 
 ihele Fiiiinixc f/i'i'/'i would Iw locooo, which art too y;«icof, both tor Ma^',nituile .mil Soli tidor. In iV^- 
 many in be U (towed in any place lifs tliaii liieh i(reat aw, he laith, thiTe were jnouo Houfes ; and that 
 Ilhr.vif js thole of .((htkvi. And it any one llioiild /',.i/i-.i/,i was iarf^et and mute populous than (./.ifi,i..'4 
 make an Obiectionto this, on the Account of the Amc- and as for then Skill in Mechanical Arts, he faith the 
 II, iHi wantitn; t-loifes, winch thcfeC/iMf/fj may he I'lip- 1 A4».vic.«w/ weie wonJerfiiHy tait.nis ; ami that they 
 Hiicd to ha»e taken with [htm^ I'- Ventiui anfwcis it would draw the I'ldiire of any Animal that they haj 
 jilainii, bv (•^in^:, I'lcrt wire thm no llm(i-t ini^hwi but once teen, very lively and Itronj!' 
 
 //i»»;iii' likes a great deal of pains to avljiift the Cliro- 1 The \U\ rni had two ways of difpotinf; of their 
 niilii);v or ihe M x/.nu, and he concludes that their An- Dead; one >v.is bySc, iliure, or burying in the Ground, 
 ii..Hiiiy c tiiiioi exceed the Year ' :or, ,iiid iheirforeiiuy and the- titer by Burninjj : In the foriucr of thelt uays, 
 >a:ilv Jiv\ fairly be dtiivcd tioni this chincfe Kanible tlir Body was alway; kept jiilt n Uays :ii the lloutt 
 i:.ider Oc/.it, aUnit liic Year i :7o. But 'tis like thrir of the Uiceafed, where there was Kcaliing all the 
 
 idler ^ix nci;;liU)iiiiiis Naiionsof the \,;if/«/, alxuit 
 the I aki of A/fvu'), are imkli more ancient ; and 'tis 
 VI ly wcllwonli obfervinj; lii^w well this agrees with Ali- 
 i:\i4111.1 i aiCciiniof the .v'vjciiw Inch he gave 10 I'wrc^, 
 r.'.if /iv> ir. .<• 'r/';i'N<i7> S/i.ii(|'fM, iwii cntnt >!om fmtiy^iA 
 
 while: And lor the fainc number of Uau did theC/u- 
 nrle keep a dead Man above Ground, at his own Hoifr, 
 durin)', which time the Priclis performed the iiliul 
 Rites, llieir way of faluiirii> their I'rinics, and goiiiR 
 lit backward tiom their Hrelence, was ihe lame with 
 ol tlic f./.'iiif/.i ; and the Titles of 'hen Kinns I, (the 
 
 l\tir:,:-o>i t<e V. '//, inlih- h'iict ./.<!>«( /'•/> ft /" hiij^, nw\, 
 
 I .1' the AffHwiv (/ ilr i.:iie Kai /■/(. This great Prince lunu ,<)ni|)oiis Nature. The MexU.iiu had a i<ria: or 
 
 ' ' KoyaLSeal, by which all Grants and Fiiblick l?iillnif< 
 were ligned : In '^'mici as in C'una, their -Senator* or 
 I'alatmfs were uiually Twelve, but fometinies but lea- 
 Thetiiligiib atul Standards ot tlic (.iinf.-i were Dr.igDns 
 and Setpenis, and tiicli had the i't-ru: ir.us and .V<\), -1,,.. 
 Tl-,c way ot writing 111 A/m-..v wis like that of the C*,/- 
 nr/iiin moll things; their Letters wcie P.dutes oi Clia- 
 raclcrs of things, their Paper made of the T breads of 
 T recs : of their Books rompaOfed of wluch, in 1 'o^unn:, 
 lu^aian, /V.'xi'.n, Nic.ir.i^urt and (.'ikkd/m/Ai ; there (verc 
 innumerable Volumes lound, treating about /. /.dVu/r, 
 I'li.nts, and the AOiciis ainl Aftairs of iheir AnceHors, 
 which the brutal ,V/MHi4i</j deflroyed and biirnt. Tlu' 
 MfAicrtw) cultivated the fame Arts, as the Chiml,-s; and 
 in pirticular, hniiV^tcfraphicarvMes, or a kind of Ma] s 
 of their Country, very large and euiious. The A/r*i- 
 ■..iHi alio were fa skilful in making Fire-works, that thcv 
 feem toluve bccnacqi'aintedwitlia CoiBpofiticnfunie- 
 the Writers of Amcricn, that almut Celifu, nia there were thine like our Gunpowder ; of which the thinrje prc- 
 found a People that Irakc nearly the fame Language; ' tend ( as well as cf Printing ) to have had a vcr y anti- 
 with the -"fAfuMii/, and had the fame l^ws, CHUoms,'ent Knowledge : The' with what Truth, H-inim juft. 
 and Maniicis ; which therefore were theKeinains of ili'di- . ly makes a doubt, fincc there is no mention made of a- 
 Cl-inejci that Married, .Sctt'cdand llaycd in or about <..i- ; iiy luch thinf in i' / j I'ciieiiii ; and yet he defcribes fc- 
 lifaiiiii:, while their main Body mighi go over to tile veral of their wai line Engines. 
 
 mull be IV. '(/ , whom the C/'i'm/fj call I pi, but ilie 
 Af-.ii. ■>■> ii'lfccii.. 'lis likely l-.i.-fic and luslleel l.iiul- 
 e.i iirlt on ('<• (/..!/.;>, and tVoni thence they went to the 
 ^ oiitinent iii(.'ii'/r.i',,'^t.l'ui the A/f.viV.n; had a Iraditi- 
 K^n, tl .11 lieii .-liLiJitn cimr 'V<r r.h /I m nt lie S.:i in 
 CatifMs ihtr Ai/binc : by which tluy meant the Se.i be- 
 1 ween Cih/O'iii.i and .N'tv Mcxic , and ivliicli the Sfnni- 
 '•"is call, ''irr j,-i»«r ... For .'/ 'le^utiiit told l.f7/,'^ that 
 tills Prune I'l.'i broiiglit tlicui over, went home again, 
 KaMiigtluiu brhiikl . thai after this, returning again, 
 lie w.Milil li.ive maintained liii formei Atithoruy over 
 ibcm, Init that thiy had intermarried with ilie Na- 
 tives of the Place, had built themfelves Houlis, 6',. 
 and cliolc tlitmlelvcs a Sen.tte, aiui Princes nj'the IVo- 
 i)!e, and fo would not receive him at all amonglt iheni : 
 He iherefoie going back again, or away with the fleet, 
 they iimde themfelves f/;nuf/ to pals ou-r to the ni.iin 
 Ijnd, and it haih been taken notice of by alnsoll all 
 
 Main, and fettle thcmrelvcs among the .NVicir/.iirr, up- 
 c.n the Ijke of .Wf.vu'/. 
 
 And tl'.eC'ii.'^onis nid Manners of the A(,a:ua«j were 
 t"oi:nd 11 be ver\ agreeing with tliofe oi •.\\e i'.i ii.clc : 
 The .\/fv,. .-(jj had large C nns, adonud with Itarcly 
 RiWiniyi. ihcir Street., divided into .Si)uaics, they had 
 <jitkt. Towirs, I'alace.s, and pullick Places ( like 
 Irs^'j for lIic Liitvtuwuiciit ot Tfavcllcrs, winch were 
 
 And thus li.ive 1 laul before you in as fair a Light as 
 lean, the hudejice 1 could collciS about this ablirufe 
 aud dirticult Point, Ihe ti'Ji prufilm^ of America, and 
 wliith, when it comes to be conlidered impartitily. and 
 viewtd altogether, feenistonic, to make out the Deri- 
 vation of theintiom our World very plain and con(pi« 
 tuous, and to point out tho Time of it too with fomf 
 tolerable £xa«hiel's. 
 
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XIX 
 
 INTRODUCTION. 
 
 PART the Second. 
 
 Of the Antient Shipping and Navigation, and their fuc" 
 ceeding Improvements. 
 
 WHiihii time was any cotificlcraMc 
 Njviij.itiriii before the iiiiivirfal De- 
 li. >;c iii.iy be jiiAly iiueftionul ; linit 
 wc ln\c no aiithcniii k Anouiit 
 >i1m.uoiiHi I iii'.l lull aSvippcilitidii ; nor have wc, I 
 ili.nk, Auihntny ciiiiunh lodiny, a- Innic di), all man- 
 »ni ut Ktiowli'ilpc ot ilic iilc ot Boats to the Antcililii- ; 
 Mills. Ccrt.mi II i>, iliat tlieie was a Sea, anJ Rivers! 
 If line the Hooil , ami iii alxive a muu Years time, 
 ulu.li ai orilinn to the iail Aeioviiit, palk between -the 
 < i.Mtioii ami the I.Miipc, 'tis Itrangc that no one IhouKI 
 Ir over, that ii waspollil'le to beK rn iipoii theWater, 
 III proper VilH is. 1 lie daily ule of Water, for aliiiolt 
 all the Ncedlaries aiul Coiiveiiieiites of Life ; requited 
 iliem loemploN hollow Velfels to raile it up with, and 
 i. :raiiri.Hjit it to their I'laces of Abcde, and they (Uild 
 not avoid taking notiee that thofc Vcffels would Iwiin 
 or float iipoti the Water . In the Rivers alfo, they could 
 iioi but fmiieiimcs fee floating WonJ, and their endea- 
 vour ti- pet it out for their ufe, might very probably fa- 
 iisfy theui, that a large Tree would moic than bear 
 the weii^ht of a Man upon it, without finking, and that 
 it would do this imuh better if it were hollowed out 
 like their Water Velfels: They mull fee th.ir thib would 
 Lean ulcfiil Invention to pafs Rivers, Hi. and thcrtiore 
 It '■ ..•ms \eiy probalile to ine, that they would take ilie 
 hull and iinpiO'C it, ab ( its granted) Men ilul, fin.ri 
 .ifiei ihi- rioad. Mc/ri no where tells us that the .Ark 
 which V 'I buili was anew and furprifing thing to the 
 Ami lilmians ; and 'tis plain from /'/.i/. ; Lil: j. ./■• Lr- 
 ^it : I kat theie was a Tradition of the Art of Navigati- 
 on, being in fonie nitafuie kiioaii Utore the Flood ; 
 bin that ir wai. lolt \uili the IJo.c.iihemfelves at tlieUe- 
 liii'.e. The fame we tiiid alio froinOii./'s deferipiion of 
 the Mooil, M.tjiii. lil'. I . fel. y. 
 
 Oiciif'f.t Liccfli.-in, Cyml>,\ ffiici ultei i.lu>ici, 
 i.i diicit l{rm'>i illi; tibi nufn ,11,11. it. 
 
 All this, I granr, is only conjedhire, and I delign to 
 build nothing more on u, than to Ihcw that thofc who j 
 KKIiy alfert that N' ith's Ark was tiie fiill Vellcl that ever 
 was made to earry Men on the Water, have not I'liffiii- 
 iiit Aiitliority for 11, cither from Hiftory, Tradition, or 
 lUilltT. l^ur lb much are we in the dark, about Mat- 
 ti rs at (o great a diftaiKe from us, that 'tis very hard to 
 di:ieiuiiiie who was the lirft inventor of Ships or Boats 
 aftir the Hood. No doubt .V'v:''sSonsallin*de alpcc- 
 liy ul'o of I'o beneficial an Invention, as they had «aali- 
 011. But who they were that from tlieiii, brought it in- 
 to tlu- learned Part of the World, and taught the /•> 
 ■>fii.-),i and GiriMwj the Knowledge of this Art, it is 
 11. r now very cafy to lliew. I'lcmcihin, Nefnoie, Mi- 
 I,. I : ,:, '^i,:fvii, /ItUi, Henulti, D'i'M(",/io'/'''.>'H., Arc. ate all 
 by lonie Authors or other, faid to be fevcially the Inven- 
 t.rs of Miipping. But what is faid of nioit them is fo 
 ■ iit.itlv fabulous, that there is 110 relyancc on tlulc Re- 
 i.>'.i"ii«. 
 
 It may with great probability be faid that the '^^yfti- 
 f.i.\ and i'-<ii\i,iiii have the jiiftelUlaim fortius Inven- 
 tion, t- HI ^fii.lci ii\ hisli.j,;;, ,;■. I. calls Shipp'iig an 
 ^l^y!•,'l■t)l .lit ; .ind "tis certain that they were very early 
 fainoii:; for their .Shipping. fiVi'io faith, that the I'hx- 
 uiiijiii were the tirlf Navigators, a%l brought Mer- 
 cliandizcs iiiro (.'■ sv. . And I'l.in., aitiibutes the tirik lii- 
 rcntioii of Shipping and Sea Rittlcs to them, / //'. 5. 
 . 11. Il.-ii.lttnt faith, that the iVvrwiV/.ixi eouiing out: 
 sfthe /^:'./-S-i made very long Voyages,aiid carried their 
 
 Wares into many Places, and particularly into •'-^jt . 4 
 then famous City of (.Vffcf. .V/ij/v, /.//'. 7. Initli. tnii 
 nothing of the Ocean was known 111 llvmtt\ time : I'.ui. 
 this tochaii llicws to be a niilkake. Vid. Ciyii-^n. I 1. . 1 . 
 ..l6.and lil:<). Shewjthat Uief jff./cM.ii; Iflands(which 
 he makes Ten in Number ) were known to the I'liniii- 
 dni, but ihcir Navigation thither lludioully concealed. 
 The fame Author, I. it. \6. telN, tis ilia; the S. /.wmi.j 
 firli learned Aftroiioniy aiul Aritliinefii k ,' I Icppcfe he 
 means fome kind of Calculation or Hilim.uitii of the 
 Ships way) from their Nu<iluriial Naugations ; ai;d tis 
 certain that thsfe Arts came Originally trom ihein 
 
 I'lim.i l\.iiei xcHtii irf.hre -/ v.'.i Tpci, 
 
 I.Ei •». 
 
 ?KT 
 
 PoDipomm MeU.l.il. i. c ii. and Diu.ln.s 
 
 I.il; II. both agree alio 111 attributing the Invention of 
 Navigation to the Vktmcimi. StmU, Lil. 1. gives us 
 good grounds to believe that the l'l:tiiid,;,it U\\\\ out 
 ot the|Sttjits, and built Cities in .7/;V.i, bel'uie the 
 (irerk.1 knew any thing of Shipping, and bel'oieilie (iegt 
 of Tir.y. Sihflj!, in his CKLellent Rook, U- MUr..: .V4- 
 :."/', Lib. i.p. i- Thinks that the // Ji>m Sea was veiy 
 eatly kiiov>ii to the Pluiiicinni ; bciaufe iheie is nciiii- 
 011 made 111 the Hook of J,b, c. ii>, ii,. ot the (lol.l ot 
 iJf'hir lliit llio'ihis (I judge) not to be loncioine e- 
 iiough; lin.eas the molt learned Bii/-/7f hath Ihewcd, 
 there were Two Ophin, one in Inji,; vhiih was the T.i- 
 pt'han.i, now C"i7/oH ; and the other in .'ii.rli-, ot which 
 latter 'tisprobabley^imaN fpeak. Vet lislikely enough 
 that the I'h-iin.ii-.in might trv the Uuiijii CVeaii as early 
 as that: for having Ships in the /<.-./-Sc.< , which SV/r;- 
 (er thinks was (Ujioiniiiated, -^l.-.u- l{:,t;iini, /'i<i,/i ■<»/;, 
 or I'hsiiitiiiw, tiom the /'aH>or I'l.niiiifi) thej iiiighi 
 ealily venture out into the hi.luvi Sea. /I'yiin was the 
 firlt;>/<.i/, King whom Vc/.y/r' makes conieni|ior.ii> with 
 f.»./iwi, and his Sons C'.i./i/-«j and i'/'.Kj/ v had lokiablc 
 Fleets. This was a good while befJire .V/wo, wliufe 
 MothcT was liui.p.i (/•,hi:ui his Daughter : A/,/,,, in 
 deed, raifed a Fleet, 'tis faid, tocleai the Seasfrom Pi- 
 rates : but vvc learn from good Autlvrity, that l'l"'C.u 
 alio Kiiij! ot'Ciificn and ,S'.i..//;;;.i, and li,\[iii>, had Fleets 
 long bcfme him, as well as the rliniii.im. Si,loii w.is a 
 flouriftiing City |oo Years before .W/ncj his time : ' I'was 
 built as Boclmti faith, Phj'.. tik. 4. c. 3 v by the Nephew 
 of C/i.i»j ; and wc learn frciTi T'fi^/.j (lib. iS.) l',JI vml- 
 ti's dcitide amies ,1 {{eg.- .i/ctlinimiim txpw^h.iti SiJcnii ; 
 S.ivihu} ,ippiilji, T/ium Z'thm, nnte r.mutm 'liri.ii:.r drtdu 
 condideruni : And indeed, tho' wc (ind .V/i/ok mentioned 
 as long ago as .7/i ./''sTime.the Ho/i Hciiftwei fpeak not of 
 Tyre till O/i-i'j's Reign ; and Stijh, and I'cwpou'm .V,-- 
 /", both celebrate it as the richcfl City of all I'Luiicn, 
 and that it was anticntly very tniiiieu'. fer great Niim- 
 licrs of large Ships. ,;i;.i///-'^,;;'/.-j alio, ii\d't'L'i, Jhr.ius, 
 do agree that /•-m'/dv:; the firft Founder of the /''im'ii- 
 ■I'll ; and tiom whom probably tl-e !'\'-S'.i was called 
 M.-.'i- I'.'Ur .(.ir} H.is Very taiiioes fei Ills Naval I'l wer 
 
 !>i.,lr)i,.i sici: ll^, lib. 1- Mentions a very large F.'eit 
 ( fucli as ir was) of .Va«/ ■ -.mM the Witc ofi\;'////j, wlioni 
 F::,rl.iiii and Sr. Wr//?i>j place about Jor Years after the 
 Flood. This Fleet eng.Tged upon the River !■ -' .1 with 
 one belonging 10 S(.ii.iil:ii,i 01 !i\rich;::i, .T Kirg <>l 
 that pan of the World; and the hi,l:.ir Fleet vv.i, 
 woilted Bill iliere arc many ijuiiinltanees intliisStr 
 ry.as parti.-iilnrly ofhir Arniv.conliltingof .ihove Tlinc 
 Millions.-.f Men, and her having 2000 Siiips that make 11 
 appear Fabulous, and indeeJ it haih)ullly been ellecm 
 
 
 i ■ ■ f, » I 
 
 
XX 
 
 / N y RUVVL i iO A. 
 
 i 
 
 
 cilfoliy Sir 'f '.i/fc Jtin>/riiA,an(l moftJuJictouiWtiicrii. 
 (hlii-rs will have Stfjln Ring od-./jfi toli.oc inviiitul 
 li.tlli», -. '. very aiKU'iid), anJ. cu lave bicn xiy ''t- 
 mtiiit tor Sbi|<|'tti)( i otiiinliy, ilui ilit KiijfiiiiM iliJ 
 iili- very .iiKicnily to tuaft aluiiK iho l(r.l Vm in Raid 
 iletilVil by King i.nil'iii: Riii iniliclr Accoiiiiil ilivre 
 iMiotlunp iiiiain m If rclycil ui'im For fiuli wasilu- 
 (ii'iims iifthf '•"•'•'.•' iliat (hi y tiirncil every thing almiilt 
 iiKu VMr. Thf l'<iit< ..tIKil J Ship, a Sf.i Clmioi ; fur 
 
 .l.l,i\li,i faith it' I'amrthiK, that he iJ^i >*»ii'.» 
 
 •>"« • : Aii>l in Ciih'Jm wc hnJ ihw Line, 
 
 I/"/'.! !ni/.\il vtlii.iMlem pumi'ie iiinum. 
 
 ff.'w.i" aiiil iiilur. 1.1II0I .1 .Shi|> an llnrfr, wlirnrc 
 .iHifr ihi' I aUlf 111 Urllcnfhii aiul i\- Itut hii Fl)iiij{ 
 Hoiic, ;V)|.t/. I y,.i.i'.iiribiii I il . I. M), ih/.iiij •■■;,. 
 '/.«'. uiiil 111 .S//((r ihc C!ciiii\ir. wluMii they rtprtfciit 
 1» lidth .» P'lii.i .iiij ?.!! a .V; //I. Thill bi'iaufe i'.iifip,- 
 tile Itjiinhiii ot .l[^rti:i ilie /''■ lui.'i Kiri'^, bcni)(iar- 
 ne.l away b\ the i.' rMi«i m i Ship that h.iJ a Bull liir 
 ii« /',) ,:i •iiioi:, iis Aniiciit, Cohiurs, Dnue, :.'i. Mic 
 ViVa* ii'i'ii lenieil .n K'lim rarrml aw.iy l>y iliat Animal. 
 Ihin alCothe table <il Sif.".i, m t'a^eplniusiiiih, ^aine 
 IVninhtiue; iluil the /'r /'f»,( as lonj^ ago a* the Siege 
 i!| 1' 11 iilliig Piracy, .iri.l wiili their M)nf;t>ciiei aiul 'JV.. 
 irm-j iiitifhnii the C.rafti : one of thcle beiiif; .illcd 
 »ciy gooj S,i.K;r. but yei t 
 
 by the innll Atuiem People ; the /V,r»,- f.',i««, /•>/;./■,'• 
 'I'll, ami the Orw/ti, win. h u(cJ 10 tiaJc in ihitn 10 
 Buhl"'!- 
 
 I' imn /{^i/rrn >V.j/() t'tjrf ,'aH4 T»ci, 
 
 ViihUiitf.kl 7 
 
 lI'iioM.ln I. ill. 6 thit the sv iJi.t(M uftially p.illij froti 
 their lllanil inm liih m ili- fu Kalu Thilc tin ■ .ir.kf 
 lalieil r"'"', hillily iii.i'lr l^ian, Imi in Miiiiii(l'.',i,i 
 I. lb X. e 1^ thi y are>alleil /(■•' 1 <«, atij (,ii.i,',/(,i r,iit)i 
 they were tirll inveninl by I'vrin.m ,M..i;,, , m / t.Un 
 fitit Xclirfl'f cint //) / i«j, lor aitiil uiing ihc lirit In 
 mention of Shi|'i t'lihe l.\.litini ; whieh lie l.iitli (.;■.).'• 
 ■//ii middoklor tlule /<.^» i ' I is liij«tily |i./l,il-!i, (hat 
 the /<(f I weie iIk' lirit Velh U in wVu \\ M, n yi ntiir'il 
 11 Sea; the Invdi'inii lumc I'd N.mit.il, Kiiiii. .irul 
 Siuinle: Hut .ilier tins, 'iise.ilv tn hi]') i>!i , this might 
 liv i.lcp,u'if< ihirk of holiotviiin Tiei , or linking Un,in 
 (ifSlMiii, Keels, (\iiu«, H.iik>of 1 ri'e«, ar.il it lall if 
 /l".i .-J. NV( iejriifioiii Sh.ilo, |.l!i, 17. .vA .ill .And. 
 i]uiiy, ih.it Hoatsuuilc nf Keeili, ami the 1 'ipi.m Pf.- 
 pn'Hi, were tifed very early 
 
 Sic cum ttnri ,tnni,i N/7;/ 1 
 CofiJ.riiur ilulit Mrtiiphns i'tniLi I'lif^ c 
 
 I tic.in 
 
 <.r/a. wj,. a \ciy good \i.K;r. but yei e '•//-! uiit- 1 
 
 laili.l her, aii<.l ("0 ella|ieil. Aii!rti«hi;;hly j rfil'.iMf, tli.u 7"' '"i'' '"f^t'^thele Uieii 
 
 /.■;./.■/ /'«itel/s 11V/..K1. /')*/. /.i.i>/;. 1. 1: .ihatonct/^i/j or t,'atio Biiats, m ilili I'.illagc ol'i 1'" V. 
 Was the fill! that eMT ilireil veniiire Out to Sea, which 
 
 he >!i.l in a ' rt/. i( ni.ule of tlie Irriik nf a Tree and hoj- ' — — - ttud vrflrii rl/:ni' ch.e<li< ; ifiim{ 
 
 liweil by iliel'irc. TIiin " /'■ 1 whi.l. 1.1 i.W//; uiiUals C.inn.i Mjcep/riiim fu <i Jnit.xit .ckih. 
 
 I / , v,/-'f// w.ll hiivc toll'' /■'/-■ the IJniihrr of 7.ici/i,| 
 
 aiiii lint lie iifeil tins Cii/./i ti lly limn liiiii j\s imieed 1 The Siholi.irt f.iiili, that the .:rn.i was n finnll Boj. 
 the.Stoy Ml .Si//'./' prol .1' ly hints. This Boat wjMhe made oIKeedsor Cine', and from henee ['vilMi't i ,ir.-.c 
 t:.. .. 01 ir /•<.» ii( ilie 1; /■■:-,_ j,, ,,,l|n|, -. /« rir't^^t^ the ii-rcior C-i./'f, whiih is every v^here iifed to fig 
 l-i. lulc n \va« nia.-e b\ In ilou ir,;^. And this S,i rjjc, nify .t fin.ill l'i.:i,w Bo.it. And iho' it be I'dM enuiijjh 
 l!ii "'» toh,ne bicii i« ui'ift .iiuieiit IJl'e ainoni^the P.'.n- to fuf pole, tli.it Men (hrnild think of harth"n Boats ; 
 >, .'f/,', /■.•■i"!-t 1^ ;ind .itut ihciii theCif /(;.; : And alio Yet (uth, tlic fitnc Satyrift tells tis Were nfcd by the 
 .!< (■ i>> t.iki< noiire, / /. 16. .■ 4 1 . by ihe (;*"<//< Pira- Kgjipii/i'ii. Satyr ly 
 'is loo. Fiom then ILiKowiKUsilie ^i/mmj called thcfv 
 
 .i .. 
 
 I'l.H.' .I.itci jliiiii p) imtm Jtnftt t cuiiUtii. 
 
 Virg. 
 
 — — JmlfHe G? i/ii/tiA- r<r/i;//i 
 
 Pil ruin fiHllihi Jiilii»m dure 1 rl/t PIrfeIn 
 
 I'.i Ircvilui I'idtnmn inciimbne rrlU. 
 
 P/1M7 Lib. C.9. mentiom fome Boats iifed by the 
 They were called a!foT'.j/'/jfi>, Lctaufe they were made, K''''''/'mv/, which he calls I'lic.uihi, hotaufe he faith 
 (lit iif (He 01. ly Beam or I'ir.lii .- As both DioJeni ob- they nfcd to fuM them up together, and carry them up- 
 fcrv es ; .-\nd we find from f V'^/iV, Aiiicid. i. I on their Backs whenever they come to n Cataract : And 
 
 fu.h Uero.loiiti tells us were ufed by the B.ih.'i-nintis, and 
 
 I'.ifuHi.ji ..n.i Ttr.be cunimuj l',.jiioy- liedelcribcs thcmihus.Thcir Boats wereiiiade ofa ■aurd 
 
 I »•■"« of Skins or Hides, and wen- cnveinl ivrh a kind 
 Ihi-fe werealfo ihc fame wiili the l.intret, as appears ot Baskets made of the Twigs of Ozicrs, and into each 
 Ty the PairagCof5i'./i/H.7/J flpe'Uii.iiit in Pr.ne^. 
 
 _-...__- Prt,j l.iniir Cr.-.iti 
 Jnm d'iiics iXfwir F.,juii — 
 
 .of thcfe he faith they would put an .Afs and aficrthey 
 ' were come to Brhylmi they uli; to fell the Bai^kots, ifc. 
 and laying the Leather upon their AlTes, march away 
 for Armrni/1. 1 heic ?«»'» fii' and "^'i" 'dit'e"^ and 
 ■/I'/wi'."', as the G/i'./;/ called them, or S.tici Siitila, 
 were nfcd in many o;her Places, as by the /.i/t/r//i, Src 
 and the I'oets rcprdent Old C/utws Boat to be of 1 ea 
 
 \:mpl V Lib. 6. laith, that thefe SkitTs, or ''•'•5i'>«, 
 held fiuli ' I tliem three Mm a piite : But to be I'uic 
 
 the Number of hami:, v.iritd with their I argencfs. thcr, for thus I'l.'^i; ffn. 6.1 . 414 
 .V/i'-///,/.' thinks, that Di.Uiiis .ind Icmm went fingly to 
 Sea, III fu. h linle Cinoa's ,is are ufed abuiu Dnvu his 
 .Stiai.sin .//•! \ici /\nd that the latter venturing too far 
 from Slioii, w.imIiovvm'iI : But howe\er, thcfe Canoa's 
 hive 1 0(11, :iiid arc l'"il, in efe in many Places of Ame- 
 • V/, tie Inh.ibitiints, if which Place, nodonbr, deriving 
 the liueiiiiMi my eaily from thole of our Coilti- 
 neiit. 
 
 ' /.; <ii) I lb. 1 9. t.ip, I faiili. that the Hjtcs were the 
 fitii and ui. (1 amieiit kind ofiVi.Ks, and that they were 
 ti.dy IJeiHib of 'I'liulcr Ikflncil togc'.hcr: The fame 
 i\/.-a/)//,.i Iw/'i/r .iflertsalfo, faying, that the firft Men 
 ufed to make •■|'»- -" ' fuft ., a po' r fmall hafty made 
 Ral'; of lome light WochI, by framing pieces of Timber 
 
 I' iitilier;aiiiior,ihis ihey would venture toiea./J^'n/.!/. on the River .9cirr;;, and m feme other Places in Khi^ 
 40. I liefe /(/r? , Floats, or Dark-Logs are delcribed '•'•«'/• 
 
 C'lirt. n,:>;.f;.i .11 his Voyage roe.nd the World, ;■. /'/i»> 1 ib. 9. /);'o./rri// I lb 3.Sf).iio Lib. i^. All men 
 
 - C.onuit full pondert Ctm'a^ 
 
 Sat nil, (3 nm'.tum nceefit limc/a Pjliiilcm. 
 
 And thcfe kind of Boats, it appears from /.Hri»«, were 
 vcryeahly ulcd by ihe fWii-/ i.i/ii and the Uritaihu 
 
 P'iimmi c.ti,,: S.i.'/.v mirdrf.uh vimim, p.nvxn< 
 T'xitin in Piippitt), cjo'j ; iiidut.t Jtncnc-, 
 I'lllorii pntitni timiidum liipmintat nnir.rtn 
 Sic Vcnriiiijhgii.vu! P.iJ ; /'/;'./; B'itiimut 
 iN>:)^.if O.e.itw. 
 
 And to this very Day thcfe Leathern Boats arc ufe^ up 
 
 i y t.iipr. I>,:>i.f. 
 
 141 and in odv r places. Some of whuli arc fmall, 
 aivi without .S.'.il i r Rudder, carrying but one Man, 
 «lio (its upon It, (.r altride it, with his Legs m the Wa- 
 ter : 'Ihclcare ufid on die Coall of Ci)icFnii>..(/f/ in the 
 /:.;. ///./'/fi, nnd arc now called tatctimtnvs . But in the 
 Soiti: Sc.-, he dcliribes Rafts or Bark-Logs made to 
 rirry G( ods ; uhn-h were very large, carymg 60 or 
 7^1 uiis ot Wine, fl> . and aic ufed to go betvseen Li- 
 nn: aid Ifx.li'. Ciirri.i.', ar.d I'nurwr. I hcfe have 
 .t large Rudder, and a Malt, and Sail. ''./>.) I ib. 7. c. 56. 
 •ind ,!(.:/■ 1 il). ifi. itU us, that thcfe Rates were ufid 
 
 9. niftticrtii 
 tions the Shells of Tortoifcs, being anciently alio ufid 
 as Boats. I'i'itf.twi 1 ib. :>.. Hillor. Amlt. c. 21. as I timl 
 him ciied by Sclxfjc , im ntions Boats made of the BiiiVs 
 ot Trees \\\\it; IJ'rji-lndinti Birchrii Canoa's and ufiJ 
 by the Pif^,uict:ja, a People of Erll-Iiiilij : And no 
 qi'.eflion veiy various were the Materials that wcie ulcJ 
 in d tfercnt Pl.ices to make Inch fu all Boati as dele, 
 wliiili were ulcd in the Infancy ot the Art otNavipa- 
 tion, .Tid cbiify 10 pain Kiveis, fTi. Sn.Uc allu/.i( .(/'.. 
 faiih, that the / / o/,.c.,// 1 bad a KiikI o) Bo.^tsihat could 
 beiikiiiio ficcii and i.irritdupcnMuisBai ks; Aid cf 
 
 tliile 
 
IN/ RO'DVC I 10 N 
 
 XKt 
 
 «.£ 1 
 
 Tact : And 
 i-niims, and 
 of a 'i>ii>:4 
 'li a kind 
 into each 
 after tlii-y 
 kct5, dc. 
 arch away 
 e"* and 
 CI Slltilci, 
 kurni, &(• 
 c ct' I la 
 
 Al! nirn- 
 
 allo ufid 
 
 as I hint 
 
 tlic BiiiVs 
 
 and iif J 
 
 AuJ tio 
 
 wcic ulfi 
 
 •^ il'.cU-, 
 
 il Navifa- 
 
 lo/.i/.u- 
 
 iliat icii^d 
 
 Aid '.f 
 
 1 
 
 
 llii'fc Vi 'f/ffi from StnivtJiiui %\\f\ a Figiui, Imt I tike 
 II III W inircly conirthiul. Tin- H"" ainimnilic C'efh 
 wrrc run Ship*, hiir unlv akiivlnl \\tp\ lUui'-i wlmli 
 (ult» at hrd wrrr covered only with Hi. Ii< <it lic.ilK, 
 fut altcrwirds they lamr t» iilc I'lankt it BoafU, as 
 ivr ltd niiw. Dfthcli- 'i«" vv'- Imd a i(iiai many I'.n 
 titular NaniM in Auihon: I'i'v iln' (';"'<'■'. wlii>li'ii» 
 (aid ihc /''nwKMW iiuintcd, llif / nutiii wiiuh the f>- 
 .-■««/ J \\vCfl'<\, wlii'h tlic /<■'. /i.'wi -, the I'll/I", 
 vihi.hihi- l> "■•'.'; iln- I'/ .'/(.'«;, will li ilu' Ciw// I'/i , 
 and ihi' S .1/' >, whiili the ( ';■' "• ' f"'""'"' to li.ivc 
 foiiiul (lilt ait .lilralliil » ", by fome Wntiiv 'Ihuft 
 finall [Ions likioui Siiilkis ii|i^ntlic l''^»n.) that had 
 luifuncMan in thi'iii, who rowid with two Oai<, nr 
 SiuIN, ilirf..<-4< t illiJ A,:ifif.n: \\w iliMfi'in whr h 
 each Man had an (Xinhty called "«'■••, (.'/rri, an ap- 
 rears fpim IhinyMtln and V^ i/' . And foiiietmici Uuh 
 aliiiUBiiat thai hadliui rwo Mr n tornw, was hy tin- 
 I. an, -I wiled ll'iinm : As appeal .% from thefi' I'vo pla 
 el ol'/ III I". 
 
 — - Qiifin (oni'4 mil hy^n Hi'tini 
 
 /lpeiilfr,tiT;ilii,it,i m.imii — — — 
 "^ l.ili.S. V.S6J. 
 
 And Lib. x. v. sC 
 
 . — Se p.iiittVli-'ir.iii Biiiixi 
 
 l.i'itfio ti.jhhi- I'i.Mi, l,ix Iff iJUtin, 
 liilulit li»i,iiii<, /i;>i(tM< CV'"'i It'll. 
 
 Wlicrclnri 'twas not only a Ship witli two Hinks oi 
 I ires oK)aisfh.tt wasiallnl a !ii,rmi!, Init ((unctinu- 
 I little Hoat. And the faitu innll hr-nhlerved asti) the 
 III) ■ins: Foi I'^ui.i'J' in tile I ill r)l /V •/ m faith, that 
 tlieiewaiJ tcij.<» "&>•, nr iinfiiiii, of Inn three Oat 
 lor It svas appnintcil ly the (ir«ia« Council, That no 
 r>.i mil Hioiild be htted out any whither, that coulil 
 hokl .il'ove five Ml II Nor nerd sve I'e Itartled at an 
 Olid Niiii'her iif iTirs, beiiin nled in a Boat : Tor hmh 
 /'u/m'ihi I. lb 8. nicntioiis the ■'"" -n'l-f.W-, a SkiH 
 withtive Dars, atnl Ihnlmui Sicnlus lab. ic the -•»•»• 
 ,.Tj< fixi.)^-, ;, Skitf s¥ith thirteen Oars: But Vc 'In 
 himfell tells tis ih.ti lioats with an odd Niinil ir of 
 Oars, are now tiled upon the !{'>"•'■ By thts Name of 
 tmm alio wete the Aci-.tir, l.i'itiri, C'.n.i/'d, /'.Wu.C'.i, 
 C.ifuU, (limit, .;/!.•;, &i. often 1 ailed : Ofwhiili nvri 
 pariiailarly heareafter ainoni; the AlphalKtital N(lme<. 
 of Ships and Boats, H chart in the fecond Bonk of his 
 Geographv, eh. ii.laith, that thele "'■" were alio 
 railed anciently j*'^^" : Ami he cites the Scholiafl upon 
 /trijhphiinei, CnHiinadus, and Efich.itnu.i out of Ailt- 
 n*us; to prove til It ;-'y\&- w.tstho Term for a I'l'trni 
 fia» Boat. ;«/(./ (.t//;'«i mentions the '■"■i«/i/r amoiiR the 
 fe\ eral kinds of Boats ; and h'cjlm def-nlies it to he ('•- 
 i:i,' iViiryii' ^fM* imundum. And he thews, that the 
 word (iaiili.i among the PhvincUni was oppofed to Wr- 
 c.i or Wrfj Winch lignilicd a'""? f')', astheC'/tu/nj 
 was a rounilllh one ; and therefore Wi/m'( thinks with 
 sreat I'roliahility, that the /4i;;" N',:mi was fo called 
 Ironi lis heiiig the tiilk lt>n\( $'■./> among the c;reek.i for 
 P(.«; cites )')'»/i)/.V/'/',im/i for laying, Irrr jafon it<i! ilr 
 firjl tl',11 nn fiileil in .1 hn^ Shij': The Ancient Fleet* 
 ooniilked of two Parts; ihe Oih-mnf ,\.i7,ior Ships rf 
 Biiulen; whi. h were of a loiindilh Form (that iluy 
 imiilit liase the more Room for Stowage-.) and were 
 fcldiim or never rowed: But were carried only by their 
 Sails. And the other forr were the "»«?>' the kavn lon- 
 ^*, which the (jreelij called i-^«"™, becanfc they were 
 ulually rowed, and thefc sveie their lighting Ships, Sec 
 l.ivy l.ib. 2s. c. 17- 'he firft Invention ofthcfe I otn\t 
 iVitifj, or Gallics, ■l\i;c/i.<; in /'//">, l.ib 7. c. f6. afcrilcs 
 to I'f.ralu:: Vhiirjlefhanns gives the Honour of it to /.:- 
 /i'lr Ctcj'his toS(i»n"vii; Sriplr.nus to ScimrnmH, and .4)- 
 c/.iw.iiHJ to //":;fi«, Vid. Sir (f'i;/fr. I{.nvlei(l; Book I. 
 Ch.S. p. 11.). Others (ay, Sefjim King of l-:gyfi firlk 
 deviled rlieli- dallies, iho'otliors tell us, chat Seniii r-.mii 
 ufcd them in the I'.illaiJe ol hci valt Arn-.y upon the 
 bhiies. I'hucyHuIci gives this Invention to the Corir.tl-i- 
 *iii ; 'JV/.'/(/.'i>«alcribes it to Mi/i.-'i .1, others to Srpnmc : 
 The S,ii>iorlt,ui:Jns claim it as their Di!^o\ery; and 
 fonie will have tir.nifui to be ihe Srii. that Orouglit it 
 into'.'irfif And I'liuy faith, that the Invention came 
 from If'Jpt, iN'n^i''" D.i»Mi.) t\ i^ypti •>!(:> ci/imrilic.\lt, 
 Lib 7. c.^ 6. which thing is aKotiiirlyto betoncludedfrotn 
 the beginning ot the Fragment of w>f/r/,;in in luciiiil.s. 
 Cttmeiii /llcxiinilrir.ui Lib. 1. Stimi. laith, that the hrtt 
 Ship was built by the /. '/</<«( Atl.ti, and he lived as is 
 luppofcd, about Alu/. j his Time. This <•", or .Wiij 
 
 liiiih flic hrft long Shipm(;,«.i) 1 piain In 111 wf.it 
 //fio.lo/Bi irlli u*i.f tilt f.f,>//i.i>. I'ricl's, 11;. llfitti.'V 
 Ity/Sn Ihii w.astheBift thai cverfarhd I'l iiing Miip> . 
 which he dill intnihc ^Mti.mtinlpli, (ulilrn jfthr Pur 
 pie who inluliifed li.e Ceafts of ihe uiS.r., i.f'l, 
 ./ Al.,,/,.i N.iKt i Lib. I. V I faiif, il„u />.•».• liifid 
 the kind of Ship found out ly (Itc / > i>. .>'.i , up ifj 
 •iieol hfiy Oars, and that M/.w c ,, ; d stiir .'»«..••.<•, 
 hniiiiiiii ''iciiliii fvt\y. thai / *•'.; wh') ; Vtd b fi te 
 J.i/m, lailril mtn l:.i.. wuli i, nr, Shi) «. 'I ' ■■ Wrid 
 './tZ/r, \J'c;lr, liith, . I ;'iiifri,tii tlic ,. it, ,< • ' : w|, I* 
 /.'•"« tells IIS wis'th'? Won! iif. t 'oraLcntl Ship, or t 
 Mir, II. h.uiiig one only B.iiik of Clais: AiiJ f,' 11 a 
 Ship .Sr/r; . calis »ui.«-.. i>-, ;, 7 mil ;>,.'.■<.. .;i.a'' 
 ing ot lilt li Ships, i::.\l.llj. , :. ; ? r,.i'h .'. ,••.-. 
 o.tiirniiv:!.,,, 
 
 S>, ::i,ii milie I'r.'late tn his T P. ' /).fMtiit, liiii., 
 ili.ti the ln\. ntioM .t Long Ships lahu tit. I Irn't' :lic . 
 .' '!••:' As he think', u [..nii. tit^m 1..1 l'.< i.h^i; .ti i'k 
 
 lldlli of I'.- if.ilfl. 
 
 X«;.< rj ij ttvv tjTj j «>*;■■)';) 
 '^iJuii/ i/l(, 45 It'"*' e-^ ■■■!'■ 
 
 .\'l. 
 
 And indeed th' fame thing appeai' fr.iiii the f i!',.'..'ir;; 
 Chmiii ; and Itoiii leseial othit I'laccs ol 1I1..1 liai.ily 
 The ./'Co N.I, « will h /Ic I Mil v.'s ( c /'Uii e .■ if.;«v,if 
 III i.illeiitr'inithe ('■ .I'l.c •" N^'ii .1 i'.' i;r.f' , .i.ijrt.wai 
 a I'.iiiic Will I, as ap ears from the n imbernl 1 l.iitilstliat 
 were in her ■ Where thetjoJs an.) Ikun.s:licn.li lve< were 
 Kowers: And the Pi ei Sc ),ii la glisar // .ci i<, ■.■ailing 
 liiiii V.mi e;, .\, frini hi. awkward iowini< in this //iiji • 
 S.I r. This ■< i;i)-N.ii; lome fjy.'vjsbiiilt by on •'/..ikchj ; 
 \! ,,f lui .1' he XUitini, p 2. ih..l-r.'t,i ,irn . S'C, . 
 Lb. J. c 1 1. Iliewsthat the /! ccNiivn wa- at leall 50 
 C^iibitj, i'r7S Feet in Irngth: If the I c [ .ilini.i were 
 'rnv.in twe(-ubit» afunder (Vid Lib. i.e. ».) And if 
 any thing can he gatli'-ied 0! Certainty fui 11 '{Ve .■.'t.ii 
 his calling ir r....<.:.ri>i> ilut is, it. having jo V ,1 - 
 »j. in a fidr, it mitll Ihis'T linger, /^iid <• laiii it i\ 
 that 11 had moicthaii v^ Knwir., tho i.iim .^ ,„ v ./ n 
 be called -n. iiu.".ii(3V j fur there were 54 ./';'<n/ii/(.» in 
 It 1 elides /ii/w ; all the Flower of Orr -tr, their Deli.'ii 
 heinj; to lenh riolJ tiom'i. h,:, Viil. /'■ " I ih. ^.1 jj 
 In this Ship there w«' but one Man to anOai, and but 
 one Bank or Tire of Oars ; lu that this was a '".•«■..' jV^ 
 or M ncm. And thefc kind of Ships rumctimcs had an 
 hundred Rowers in them, as Sci-eft:r tells us, and tho 
 they were i kind of mean Rate, between an AHi,.vi.t or 
 l'irai:iial Runner, anil a Ship of more tl:ah one Bank 
 of Oars, yet they fomctimcs were built to large as to 
 exceed a TriVfin«i as we learn from D' i', •«." "s'iVm////, 
 Lib. 18. 
 
 P/ ">, From the Authority of [Jii'i.ijiheiir, or as 9c/'/'- 
 fc, corndfs it, Dmrjll:-, who 'ived in //ri, It:,, \\\i 
 I iiiu', tells ui, that the l-.yth-i were the tirit ili.it lunnd 
 out the Bccm.., or a Ship with ;wo li.mks ot Oats, 
 rowing one above another. And H: n.inu, T ...■.,//,/.-.■. 
 and L)i'iir,i,i, all agree, that about three hundred Ycais 
 after the Siepeot /■!' , .'•mi,.^ ■/ th-.' '(iiiniliui built the 
 tirll T'i'-»i»;i', But even tins In'.'tii! en (',.-)// ■/,) .l.-w:,.- 
 Arimii (Lib. I. 'it ,'ii..) atrrib -.tis toii.e ;. i„.i.v.- Aecor- 
 ding to I'li'iy thcyii(i./'i'i.-m;j nasiiivemcii by / .',.',?.f .» 
 C.irth.ig/ntii'ii ■ And the Q;i. I. ■.;'., i;;.'r by i\ -/i'ci.-rwi of 
 Knl.rmf. But thi-, hi '■■"•! I lb. 14. denies, faying, th.at 
 D."y'iiii after he ha. I 'aken rheCi.. //•.■ ir;ii i',i,iin!,<:ou- 
 irivc;! to enlarge the Diii'eplionsnn I ')'.Uii;i iifthofe 
 Ships; and that lie hri) of all, built the '.\,i''..;,'.f !{e,:ii'. 
 After this, as l'i,iit tells us, ."ei,. .•(.. ;,. the S-, ■:ufiiin, 
 built a Ship of s-v Of. /;>;?.', or Banks of Oars: And 
 ,\/i:|i'f n, one ol ten Banks or Tires. A'.r\r.n.ici the 
 Great is laid to have built a Ship cf twebc O .,'«.-/ ; 
 ,\nA l'hiii}ii-;l- 11: ,1 (iiirh, tli.it I'r L-ni) Sctc built one of 
 iifcen. And that Dwji'/h'hj, theSon of .-.'■i.-.-'»'i'i.',i, b'lil'. 
 one cf thirty : to wliieli Plui.ircl- agree. Afreriliis. 
 /'; .. mi I'i'i .1,1-fpl 111 IS laui to have railed up tlu" Number 
 toforrv O ,//>/■; ; an.l /'.m .'iwv \'i,il,p.tt,> , to til'ty. But 
 the Ships of ihele high Orders were life lefs Moles ( f 
 limber, built only lot Vanity, Ollciitation, atul .\inufe- 
 nicnt. 
 
 The Defcriptifins of thefc Ships of fevcral <^ .' n-. n; 
 Banks of Oars, before //i(!;i(//»i his time, arcti;ail\ vet,' 
 obleure ; and in lomc of them there is little inore ihaii 
 Conjedlurc to build upon. Bit what light I ci u!d pec 
 into this Affair, I will lure i^;ve the Reader; .■ . allj 
 
 was an in»mf(^, or of twenty Oars all on one Bank, and the aricienr Names t 
 
 was of a lone Form : Ani that fuch were built, and inl ;":Je. an.l their Armature.'cveialPavrs.c... both latlieG 
 
 of the fevcral kinds 0'.' Shii's. Baai?: 
 
 i.ilc before Jefon'i Time (whom others aflert to havelanJ i-<!f;'« Languagc^ ; becaufc, betides us Luioitv, (■ 
 
 
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 I 
 
 Will I"' of f,iX'i\ lit* f.ir <i\u iiiwUiftaiulirR iif »h« Writ- 
 iii)'»iir tilt \nii nil, il' I'oili tli.iU- N;tth'<'» 
 
 Ihtrc n« fit-" «lii|"tt' •>iii' I'li'lK' I viiiiiil .ilxiiitth* 
 |.. mnf thLlcShni. Vi'iii liivi- ill. 'Rill ilMt till- Of(/i- 
 1/ , irc null to li' rokniKil Un^'li uit'c, oi fore aliJ «l'', 
 
 B«nl« or 1 iin cif 0,if», wji 1 »\\n\ j <»,» . ,i H'Tri A. 
 ai n p'.iiii I'rniii ihilt vvofiU nC tli oM Anilmr upin (hi 
 r«t'/ii<[iof .■Uliiii . »fi««i..»t>v><B«»«i<«>if V" « «>'•••> 
 If *>. »(>!'. i«,' tl »> ■"!>"••••••• k >i"«^i » 'i"»'i •• '!•••'■ 
 
 .,"»( .iv.!..!," I- i4 ;♦«•' '•'••••> But ihn' tlii-y cxi'iill 
 
 iiiihcSlup Olilu'.i^im.i.iii iN'«Vi7;'.»",'v'i-M»f-"ri.iI ihcniinibfrr!aSlii|>»0»i.l.y iW.ir.l wli To Uriun* 
 ;• .■/i,. .W>iViVm-i lip n (•-'.(. ^'rr, .ml nuny mlimi ti.in wai in.,*-, yet ilu> ..iriii.l -In. r..lowrr ilan i- 
 AiiJVc/l.-//:. tliink,ihdoiiM.,in,ltl.oiiNM.imMii.<mvvhlt •••^'»-. aShipi.t L tUu: lent Ihr li.ul IcaiiDm. 
 Ill- S.lvJiilt on .; .// (" <«.•! null, uhofc \VorJ» arr : •''•>»«'. 'Ivy .lim.iinii.>ii.l li.r horn ilv -.'v;>K I <<■■ 
 
 t, <f>i»t.i, . -i '•' i»* »t.>«i / ," ''>•■ •♦•••^i>. '•". "I r<i' nil wliiili ilii'D.ir \v.\- I'la r.l. >» hcnioi".-. 
 
 *r,.%,rn" Tint u. ihi- !■ r.. M i. ih.it RnwiT. whfti m wm./ «c mta Willi tlic WnrJ- •••■•••■••'-• " 
 \<liulirow%inihcS>f.i ilic ZrV'; h. ihat mw» in the '''|-. '•"••.-«;.•*• ; wi aic to uiulfilurnll.y it l Mm, 
 Ai;,(-/;.'i> i .111,1 ilir r i/^m.i/h l'« that lovv iii the "f II".-" tlut wMn.wnl wuli i ', <.t i J Oitx.'^llr 
 ;f/.r,/ Whuli ulut I, I iiuk.- of, I ,oiit;(, I know mit llinf w.is jii.. ^u iiioiiiir JminCli.'ti ot Miip iiK'i 
 i \\u In ilii> Hrii , .ifiuf, ilivi iir,>; ,1 ShiP IniKtIiwiU' ''V < '<i.'n-; , \vlii. Il ii, itciat cimujli ro u-.' i 'Hu wl 
 ii.fo jpJir,, Iri.iiithrllculMilii M.III, Iroiii tin- Malt ,''"•'"''"' >'>(i"ti i «ii.ltliitiv wIkicIl ilii-v ilillnicii.l, 
 to tiK- lu'niimim(i r III.- // -// /, », jiul fixjtii tliciue to "' ""'' MiT "f «'"• ••""c " ' »" iH'ml'H "' •■'"» •''"" 
 tlitlimloltliLSurn: In ilutirK (if wliuli Uinlinnihi' •""«';■'• "uli nfMi'l I'nii. n I irnd. j Ini . iIk> luil .'ii 
 flivMhi lh/-n!i,. 111 ill;' irulJlc iiiit tin- :;> ;f ■•. ;tn>l I'^JHlMnk -t (.)l.^. ciclin .ilonc, oi UmKiuvvi, d ,( ., •. 
 inihcLill the IV'.wi'f Bm tlit- Kcifmis lie I'iikIii.m 1 hut iIu- m^,..,- .„ .„„. •. U.itu lo luM- Wmi. 4% 
 MI thuarc vny svi;ik aiiJ in,..rj„liu l-.ii ..ii.mi it i ■"'""". .ni'l I'.tir- in lii. <.,.-.<. Aim.iuiins ,l.i.,». . 
 I-. ih.ifllicOr//'f of Ktiwir* WcKuKvaiull.iiiU'ilunn •li'iip I'twini ;iii txi-rcu .ina » ;;.n»n< ; 4. Ii.u.f n 
 I'lii- ,i!,,iveai'oilict, .!■. ''/.S.Mi'i; r mliisCiiimu'iitiiput. "IK' n.ink (ir OtJtrol O.in, jtn! lull, 'T nloiu In,. 
 
 ihi;CV', .,,,,; of /•:,/,/;»., h.vli plainly pi.iviM ii|;jiiilH ■'""'•i" AiiJ fo ilu- -> •, was Ivtw.-. n ,i « .(/„• 
 
 H''!:i: Korlifntiillii'li Wui-aMif;.'. I'., li'.'.J. i.s;1..Ji''" i I' f'"" . I.niip iluiniiuiiaUil. .n il:i I'ljn 
 
 iii>'i ( t 
 
 'jiJioiif', .1 uri at many chtr t^ iJrme'.; 
 
 •—Suminii /■■ii.i p:!ii i/k.-m /y i»/(. 
 
 Wlktf (111- /'■' anJ A'titmi H'wii'' liiffitiiiiily (lu-w, 
 lli.it iti till. Shipcif If mil , iluK well luiiiilMi>ipla,cil 
 .ilo\c iitluT>, aii'l ili.n X't a I. iili>Ur.»lili- hiii;lit too. 
 Tliid- Varies :illciol'\i.', 1(1 /m//. % 111). !.(, V .\'.\. prow 
 the lame (liiiii;. 
 
 /«»i.i/ .tiffiiHi fj'il'iil.vii.i f'ffiit, 
 ^ll^li iiiifUi iH/tfifi Ims 'V,-rfi.tnl:,ri»i fj i 
 ^utiiiiih ifwi^i', /.J oiiiH .irjH r:l)m in it>tlii 
 i.im.i m.i/i inndumlr.tiii feiicir.iitii id i»i(<. 
 
 fty wlii.h t'n plain, tliat tlio" the I-'ire ngcJ upon ilie 
 Uivk, aiKl lo alftiKliiiJ iIh- iipjM Rhwoh, nr the 7/r,r- 
 I'l.t.t i yet It liail not yet riailicil tliole Kowtr< ^vhirli 
 ^vcre below uriJei ilie Ci'itllnmintn. Anil fomc of thcfe 
 
 their Aiith. rs |iuli uiiill> obl(lVl^, Itmn the l):i!c. <: 
 /■■il f.uh.li.; aiiil not licMiiliit \»lii, h II >...'..' .: 
 
 Milt toiciiiiii lu tlieViliiiiiiii I I (III DilK.'iil'.H ^.i! .1(1'. 
 the 'J'./iii.M /{./«..fi/»B Ml llie amiciii .Nhipii. i' •' n 
 [eCls the Notion of l{i""i 'whi. Il is lime iff i led l,y 
 l''ll'u',l^l llull Itinv \oii lierealiiTi ilial lliiTi- NVi te in. rr 
 than one Man to an 0:ii : He allert. iliai the Miip took 
 inN line always fniiiitlic Nuiiil'erofinnM/i' hi llanki 
 of Oats one aliove another, nc ler (roin the Niiinl'ri ol 
 O.irs (iiiwlmh, hy wliit liaili leenlaiil al>ovc-, Vdii will 
 liihl ili.it I eiiiKil Man wa* in I'ome imaliire iiiillakeii.) 
 atul hr. lull Seiifi o| tht Matter lay ilini. Aeeofiliiij; as 
 l.Ship wasi'alleil Uitim, l iirtim, i^ihi^iifeiin', ij^.f 
 il'.'l^iiii.iieii.K, Cc lo hr liippoles ll.c hill 2, i,%"i ■^•' 
 ' «"" (asthe (.>fr;('i .alU'il tlnni,) thai n. ft • /(wh- 
 'I'lii, or Banks of Oars : That eaili of ilult/>/«i i.i 
 Banks, was ili\ iileil into eertain O .//ifj or Cialliii ; ot 
 wliiiha tiiiiijiireiiiii hail 4 fii n, a ii^iiirtitc'im,! ^, Ci ■ 
 more or Ills, according to tiie Ship's length. Aii.l he 
 were placed lo low, thattoufe //"mbui Jii» worJi on '•!"''. ''i" the Rowers wer, itciKniinated from th. ;Vf 
 another occalion, a"'-" ( fpeaking of the Bi'cmci ) i»- / , and ihc Ship iVoin tl e (juumi I'cijuuni : .As lor in- 
 »_»•?• «»iF«i ,./ i.n »•- 1. ij»l>»»m.T. u.n.jl- ;Vri, / lUfiCir/iTdf llaiKe, a li'fw.ii was hi lied, t'Ciaulc it had ihreeot 
 iut A ..■•yiii'lcaiave ilflncUt iMf'.iter. LiU^.m/Jje/Hi/. thcfc/Vi/w/, r/,-. the iippcrniolt that of ilic i't 1.111:1.1. 
 .Ue.M:tdr. l\yctHiiMo, in hijBook ./■■ ftji'/./fi-rfiHicM), the middlcnioll that of the :;;i;>rr, the h-weriiult tli;it 
 filth exptelly, .//ii'n-'if iii.i,./.. .f»;/;;(ii« j'.i.im : And hy o( the 7V<i/(;wif.i' : And in eaih il lliefe I'.ilui there 
 w liai we ha.t of Mcnnin. in i'i'jtiii , It appears, th.it the were three Orrfiwcj or C'.>y/f j extended length iviie in the 
 r, .'■■(•; ,\-/j was lb called, lieeaul'e Ihe had S lJo> ks, Mnpi which IJiMlionand Uillinitii n he lliinksaiithoii- 
 li.iiiks, ot 1 ires of Oais niingont alioveaiioihor. t.il.i. led l>y thele 1 iiies of '>,(!''', lih' V -'I'-n. 
 Ve tiikl l.ui.iu a'lo I peaking '4 ilie.'J_i<irfMrfi«(i altir futii 
 
 a ni.innei, as pliniU Ihews tlieO 1.;' i-i were railc'd one! I'lipiici fuiti •pmm l)f!rii.wr ve>iti 
 
 aliQie aiiutliir, Impcl/uni, lermciKj'w;iii'.t .line >(>"'. 
 
 Where the/'.'. /i,i are plainly diftingiiillieil from the o - 
 iliii. ', and the Niiniher if Oats 111 e.n h I'-. /"' : And f'^ 
 make iliis 0111 he prodiu cs a Coin iiuiiiu iied l.y <••///».•, 
 and Itiuek by Lff.-ni ; and alio a I'u'liiir mil of the 
 Si:iirn,ichia of Vniifliiii' I'.ivinw. lint (HI a n'atiirer 
 conlidcration of this Affair, hcownsthr; Aeioiitit to Ic 
 involy'd withDiHici'lties li.ircc liliaMe. for loth tie 
 length of the .Ships of the higher Ouiina will not allow 
 of this ; and if it would, the O./ikcj in ihe gieater 
 Shipsmiidlie feieir than tliofe in the lelfer : And there- 
 fore he concludes wc ought rather to adhere tn ihole 
 who make ihefe O'.IIkii 10 be aceouiiicd in luighi, and 
 not lengih-wife. 
 
 Cut however, thefc Orjinn were nor in iliftinifl Decks, 
 direiltjy over one another ; fo that the upper Rower (at 
 with Ins Feet oier the Head ot liini that rowed not 
 below him : But they were difpofed nun the Oi.y.t.ci by 
 their ^i«n,i, Se<:n or H ii.la, and were diltant from one 
 another the fpace of two, three, font ur more C.'ubit.s, 
 aceordinp to ihe leng'li oi tin Ship : And thele Spaces 
 orlJidaiifes he laithj S,:lirrli ,1 and I'luliuidei ill their 
 Notes iipun ViLuv'ti! base llicwn to be the IntcJQ.ihnin: 
 .^nd beeaiife J'ifi-i-i 'III calls this Space .''-».^'»', that is, 
 ofiwoCMbits, hcthinksthc (\r;.hiteiil fpeaksonly of the 
 vulgar I'.iroiiii^ m whi. h the Viv/mi were not above two 
 Ciibitsafuiidi r. but that they were fiinhcr lUllant in 
 the greater Ships, he ;U IgLS fitmi whatT-f i.uuj faitliiti 
 another place (l.il. 1. ..^,j :;^. that troni the iwrr/c/i.. 
 )«j.i you may deterinine the k,i:.o ot the bignclJ ol the 
 Ship. 1 lie Rowers fate thercfi te at a due diltance from 
 caeii other, Ik.iIi that thcOais Ihould not interfere or be 
 foul one Bf another ; and alio tliat there mipht be 3 
 Space for ilit Ro^scrnex; .ibove tiiotn to (it between 
 
 them. 
 
 J^B.i/Vi -liiite. fii s^.'i.i exiruHi fijiiiipi Oi./i 
 CmiiuiiVct, a t:. m coiifwgiml i.rdhie i\fmi. 
 
 Sir //. ^.t/,'/ would have ihd'e Cl'.//«fj neither to he 
 accounted leni^th-ivilc' 111 the Ship, m Hityfiih, nor in I 
 luighi one above aiioiher, as 1 /. J.-.i/.ijrr ; but tranf- 1 
 veniy, or a thwart Ships : Uutthis lingle Clonietlfiircof I 
 lus havir.;; in grcund from the Writings of the Anti- 
 rnts, and being refuted by ^/ ;///', I llull do no more 
 than barely menti m it, and proceed. 
 
 However, ili-)" tliefe Oi </;'«.■( or fUnks rd' Oars were 
 not all on the lame lloor, Deck, or Horizontal Plain ; 
 yet they were not neither, as y J. Sir.,iger would have 
 tlicm, .1:1 \-t.) over one aiiotlitt : J-'or tins, as will ap- 
 pear b.iow, neither the height of the Ship, nor the 
 length of the Oars will (in many liillancesj allow to be 
 roMille ; nor is there any Delciiptioii or higure of any 
 f., Il Ship to be loiiiid 111 .Xntuiiiiiv. 
 
 I'ut before 1 eircr iiiio a partuular Uetailof the fevcr 
 r.d 0| inionsof .Xnthorshow thefc O/,,'./..-; are to be ae- 
 c' untcd for. Ill fii^h I'.ieit Ships-, as .-.iJ laiil to contain 
 5 /or .y: of tliciii; it may be piopei and inllrniifive 10 
 ir mile what tb.e Learned Sii-il.in hath oblerved in the 
 Pref.ii ■ to hij J>/'. >/ it.u.-.itis ; wlii.li is, that the dccki 
 lindc two Dilliii.-li.in-, of long Ships: One with regard 
 t(i ilie miinbernt O.asur Rowers , and the properTer- 
 tiiinatii'ii for'liis was in ■■> '■='*• ■ '1 V.-a'"'-'^: '■> , •:u"«...i,o5>-, 
 -,,■,». r-.^;v, J<e. WMs a Ship iX 10, 30, or 50 Oms. 
 The other in lefpcCl to the number of the I'cjus or Or- 
 tli:i-s H_ If rum ; and t!ic ri^ht I erniinatr n for this was 
 !n'i"-. Thusthe nioft antieiit (iaily, or long Ship, was, 
 as 1; is now 111 ilie M i/.>r/.-,i;;f.i;., a ." 't , having only 
 tiicBai.kor 1 ircof O.irs; biit,iSl].p tba. had 1, j, He. 
 
 H 
 
I N7R0T>V€ I \0N 
 
 XXlll 
 
 llicm, C Ali'l tlin DifpnfinoM i« innfifirnl |i)f flir 
 flBut>:«v !i Wo'nii f;ni"» 111 "f ihr oniieiif fli vm'i inil 
 
 I i'i->i>!-i, wliih li.l'c llir 1)1.1 Ml "fii 111 iiii'lifinrc 
 Idem i anlwIiiJil'Dih Jf i"'-" himltlf.iivl Mr r itn in 
 III ( ,/■. >, (ii/.i' liivcinlcrtcduilhnt HoiAi I'lnin 
 whlihrijvirr^h* jiuH"»ili,ii thr o.,/i..-i wuc n..nilfm- 
 ■( ('iib:t lino tliiive aiioihii, .itul thai eliiy mli' nor ili- 
 rrCXU, I'll! I|.i|i|nn. An>l Iw lii|>|'(>li< tfi.it llili liiindr nl 
 llic O I'lei iiic .il'cvo nnotlic, w,ii Irfi in ilugriiiir 
 Ship* rluii m till' li'llir, liMaiif.- ttu-rf v*,i» iin.iii tor i 
 (•rr.it I ililUii.r t iiweiiiilii- Kowcr^ : Ami In- (up|«ifiH 
 rliat ill ili,ir \ alt Ship (^fl'r,;.,,. i:il.f/>r , wU U u laid 
 fiK' fif \" " 'linn. >lir ()«r» of rhc Iohi'I* / ■ m, wire 
 luit 5 C"iilMf< loi't! ■ Why ili'ii 'f.ii'ti lif tiii^'lit iiiit rh'' 
 Oji^iif iIk' hinl'iil IVinkol KowiM in ilniMiip, iiinl 
 wrlmli fr .111 /'"«•< wi- li-un were iS ( iilun long, 
 r()u,li tMiWifrr ; linif pctliip* td'/ri- nnnlir nut \v i- 
 F(i>C jfCill Iti 1" llio whiilr lu-iclit tl'llu' Slli(',or It iii^v 
 hi; » »«■' Ifl' il Itin'i'r' jliis A,i inni lu- tlniiki uin- 
 (iimliri'J Willi HO Diflri.iihiit, iiml will In- rnniillcnr 
 uirli wliat vvi' timi in .ill il"' .in'uni Aiiilinr« who line 
 wr.fiii 11) mi ihi* Siiti|i'(!> A* tin tin' ilirrr AprcllitiiiiK 
 cit' tlic ()4ii, 'inpiM'abli: tlicy .Mine tint tu.iti ilu' T i- 
 ' Ml', til? iiioll iiliLiI .Slip nt ^^'.ir, iii.l wliiili h»(l J 
 HuiM or O. ./.«(•. (.( Kriwcn • But ihii III lirfirr Shin 
 the Riiivcn were iliviili-,1 iiifo tlirei. C'. V/' •, ol wliuli 
 ilmU- till' Wire ncarc l> iln; W tfer wire i.illnl the I'. .■- 
 
 limit', til |.l lie Clar^th'' >>i;'''. i"i't iho "ppermoll 
 
 the /■...III'" riie Niiinlier lit' Rnwer^ tli.ii wete iii 
 ri. li/''' /' I, . f K.iiikof Biiulii'i, w.mint.irt im : Sonic • 
 tiinii rhi'tr w.n V. liiniiiiiiici .j o, lomitiiiii ., 9 > Men 
 i.iie.uli ; .mil 111 tlie lellW Ships \i'C tewet : And cu'iy 
 I'jir 111 ili'li- /' III , I';, the St rboitrd Jii.l I .irliii.ir.1, 
 HI thi- K'lili! iiii.l I ill ILinkor Row ot Rciulic< rerkoii- 
 eil f.iiieiliii, iiiJih the Oil, the Tire, Deck it entire 
 hink : An I lilt Ship wijilenomin.itiil fiiiiii the N.iin 
 hiT i.t thi I ■ Or.li'iri, i-x V licinj; lalloJ .t O^.i'i/iirii-'wii, 
 tiir haviii), live nf thefe Onlinei one rilinij »li<ive another 
 l( tlie r til k_< "f ' '.. may he rel cj ou, thi re were ne- 
 ver Icfs than i', Men fir Roweu 111 caehfri/i/i, or ror 
 Icliithan ^n in cachOrrfii ; but the exail NumU'r cant 
 lie ilctcrmine.l. Siiiui lulkui. Lib. 14. ile Hclh ViiniC", 
 V. j8. I'ptMkinjijnf ai>;ii>i'/ii«r"niJ, (aitli, 
 
 Std (jiinttr lulc centum numttofa remigt fontum 
 
 PuljM'al Taifii--— 
 
 So th.ir nfiLilly .1 Qiiini;uir/mii may be fupporeil to have 
 4ooO,irs, 40 on c.tch I'cjui. and 80 in cull Ou/.i ; if 
 all the Ordiius had a like Numbtr. But Sclv/fei thinks 
 thrNiimlier o\OiJin,i tlienilelvei (as he accountiitheiiu 
 ilhated as yovi went upwanU So iiat in the lowcft /'.'- 
 fill nf .1 (luiiLjiiiietnii he makes live Oolinct ; but in the 
 two iipnermoll, but four. Frem whence it follows, 
 laith S.lvltcr, that there never w.ts a'' ' lonercr, or Ship 
 with one only Bank of Oars but whit was a C-'k i n- 
 M (,j . And below thisNuinlicr ot'soOars, theShipw.is 
 only denominated Irom the Niiiiiber of her O.trs, and 
 not I'roin the O. //«(■/. Thus a .Ship or lioat of 20 Oars 
 wascalled "«■■•»?.'>., one of jo Oars, 'i.««>i".i'C'-, Tliere 
 were indeed very large Boats that had but one Derk or 
 Tire of Oat«, or wliiill wereof the M">i»' kind ; For we 
 read of thc'S'"'''*'' and the '<.«''"l«f«i ; but beyond this 
 lart/t.ir.-of 100 Oars, no Moncrcs or Ship c.f one only 
 Or,/o of Oars ever went. And let tlie Niinibcr uf Oars 
 in oncof thcfe be what it will, if it was d i.ibled, or had 
 a new Or./u or Derk, or Tire of liars ot ".e Liiiie Num- 
 ber placed al>o\e it, it then became a Hi'fini ; if trebled 
 after the (aine manner in height, it was called a Tinf- 
 '«", C/c. So that P;./ii;;t's rim«f««j;"':*t was a '<»'•>'''?#• 
 railed up to ^nOr,linci ; or a Ship with 4oO.,//hcj l{rmo- 
 nim o( an hundred Oats on each Deck, Tire, OrJo or 
 Bank, and of S^ in each /'• Jui. Sch'tftr obferves very 
 well, !'.')<,. that the !]e:.itctita'U!, or a Ship with an 
 hundred Oars, all n one and the fame Bank, was inorei 
 frequently doubled or trebled up into a Bircmis or a| 
 'I', iu-inii, tli.in the fru/cMiif.jM..' was ■ I'or the Form ofl 
 this U'.tcr Ship rcquiriiif; it tu have but 15 Oars in a| 
 f'f/.vi, incapacitateil it forbcuip r.iifcd up into the liigh- 
 er 1/(1. .1, liy clapping more i ires 1 f the laiiicNum- 
 ber of O.irsuponit; for the leiipthof theShip increaf- 
 ing with Its hc;ght, there would ha\e l)een both a deii- 
 cien-y of Hun.ls to row it ; ami alio lucli great Gaps 
 or empty Spaces in her, as would h.ive been iifelels and 
 imonvi iiicnt. liny did ihcretore cither double, or in 
 lorrcother R.-ri:' eiiertale the Number of Oars in a l'.-.- 
 /!■<, in theh:p,her Ships ; as we tiiitl by the Q-iiii.jarrfmu 
 of rii>i>, wh'cli had 40 in each (''/»•, or tio in each 
 Bniik, 4a') in til. Wherefore, (incc we tind by i'oiyl'iih 
 {Lij. I.) thut the firlt i^;r«ji, Ships had )09 Oars, and 
 
 wfrf fif ili'''.)i.i«;/i. r'Mc kind find ihii wan thrVmn 
 of all tli-itSliip. 1.1 Wji, he I'jitli III the Srit I'umtk. 
 War), ir. (lain ihiy itiiltbaM-|' Oaii in (.i.-hfc///;, 
 <ir r. Ill (ailiOnfi i foi »h«t rnnltiplifd hy j, the Si.- 
 w:- 1 1 f)' lii'nw, n^akn ^-o. In 'he Frufmrrti of A/f»f . 
 »i H put lie" by I'itiiiii, there Imh Ah mint of ?'\ f)Hfin 
 of (Vi'iiiii'i, called the /;r», nli.i 'rn iiJn,>Aiir r„ l,tt 
 Lfrj^tl nr.iN-flii'li Shl'il.1 in l»eOiMi'>fM-/. Viffuij 
 l« ti^' 11 f 1,1' Si,l,fl.'{ 1,1,1 ten M»; U sin.i.". S.l.ff. 
 ft'r think- ihnSliip wasci'iiiptiUd nfil double tlt-^itn- 
 'wiitrUi'd I nnthwile, and but of ihcii'niiiii.n lii,pht t 
 (•or the pl.i inj' of more Oars lenrih'vile in a Slip, lon- 
 tribiHciniu h more to her S.idinp, 1I1.111 | luinj idem m 
 heiulii ene ubo*eaiiothi 1. 
 
 I heic 11 alio anoiliit DiOinilmii f.f all ill, fg HiiJjtjf 
 Shipsof Wit, wlinh v/e tind 111 / 1<>, \\r \ii.i, »,„,,. 
 I'N ij imriiK Eiim., I he Ships ol the lelfrr Fuub or 
 I /(.If/ were the A f lie. /, Ihuinn, rninufi mA Qj.hliiu- 
 ".1 Thofe (f the higher )i/B or /(<(,' iviie the Pr»ife- 
 !'i"j, Hitfri, and all the h 5I11 r O'liwi. For thus the 
 Hillorian nprclles himlcll, l.il .1%. ivt/.. n. t{i-2^l.iCl.if. 
 i/ii Stflrm'J I'i^inin iininii /'o.wi NVio/i/i fn,'/, I'x .///,'- 
 ' hi Itti Hepnni ii ,ju/iii,i)r llf\fti h.ih.hi-t ; prtin h,n 
 ' tleumViirtmei cr/inl. AikI inC'n/. (I Ih-JlihrnC/.-ffii 
 iKiHe nniifnitirn Sninm fiiil, ctf mi\iin.t l-ihnir \.itr, 
 trn 1 1 ■Mm /.(/■, I:ir,,lii,nl l-JIfrei. Which hf Ips in to uiider- 
 (taiid Ins Meanill(> In / lA. it. "f-^y where are thele 
 I Words' C, ntiifUntiil'itl, qimiim ji-fiwintiiif trtlf, ietcr.4 
 1 ifKiil, »>i> "il /•■ ,ui< i^mnci i-ii-"'. 1 lieie lil|.>rSliip'. the 
 I (;iffi(;r,al|i-d'.«'''p'». ; but thofe of iln Ian;. f,Fnriii (ii Rate 
 I iK'nti. The Ships if the li-lUr Kiii'nr K riii were cal- 
 led "•♦•'ii^i, be.aiil'ethe) had not luniiny Bniksr) O.^rs 
 IS thecreiierones had j and alio liy liiiii'gei, and iv.tc 
 much lutier Sailers : Whtiefre iluy wcie alio lalkd 
 /)io;«..iiciot r'l.r/.hir, by the fi". r SVrirers. And the 
 Form of thffelsegan at Ult to be cluni<ej inrothat of 
 Onerary .Ships, fo that they fervid tor Ivjth Ufes, as we 
 learn from Crffimhui (i ,r. v r... /.r. 1',.) For fpeak- 
 lllgof their lyiiwmti, laitll he, A/i/> linmei^fi fnbri- 
 ■ niiiioi rflnni-rt Jtcrevimi'i, ,y.ii 'J f unicnii: fublic.t p-nmt 
 cinifhtir, a chtrjii Smilii.-, /i iicci-jrr fuoit, biiitif. 
 
 l''a"ii,<, Lib. 4. c. \i. tells us, th.it M.iik, /Jnum'i 
 Fleet being routed in the Battle of W^l;',).., chioHy by 
 the Ships ot ilic l.iluiii , the Hinmni made their Sh|p,s 
 aftcrsvards after their Make and Form ; and hencefor- 
 ward all Ships of War began to be called Litimn, and 
 the Names of Qiiin.piimnei, 'I'nmnn, &c. to be litt'c 
 iifed : As indeed the Ships thenileUescf the liighcrO'- 
 Hiii'i wire ipiitc laid alide i for we Imd by i.ii'./.n, that 
 
 the Libiinhi, **ii Bmi/h;* n» t^.b^ .i'vu-.r iyjfM^'nifil.Ki Ti.'»«r, 
 
 nxl^ axTiwi iiif.t ■ ,,t, were Ships, not fo much in the 
 form of thcTi-irc^Kf , but more like Pir.itical Ship.s, 
 llroiig, clnfe, and of incredible Celerity. Aii.l y'\"""' 
 laitll, that a good while before his time, the Tiiuw.'$ 
 wcte out of ufe ; So that thefc great p,.iiiious Ships, 
 el many Ot.lii.n, were by degrees toiind to be very un- 
 til for .Seri i.e. .ind at lad quite laid afide by the /(i tniMn 
 alter the Battleof .li.inn ; and their I iluni.f orCialliei 
 fchlom or never after that had above one Deck, ciUank 
 ot Oars, and never ex. leded two. 
 
 The hmperor le<' in his TiiUclii exprcfly calls the 
 O'0W').;7, Ciliirs ; and our frillies m the Mc.l:irtr/)n-an 
 at this day are nearly of the Form of the /.iVu >/,f or 
 Urcmones above-mentioned, which the ;^»mi.i at latl 
 pitcht upon, as the belt and molt ferviceable Ships of 
 War. 
 
 Having thus given you the Solution of the Learned 
 Siheff'ei, of the Diflii:ulties which arilcin accounting for 
 the (everal Ordincs l{twcrum in fuch great Ships as that of 
 I'telotny Phitofatcr, ScQ. and mentioned alio all along 
 with it fuch biftindionsof thcfevcral kinds of the an- 
 tient Ships, as did collaterally occur : I proceed nent to 
 acquaint yoti with theSenleof the Learned SrrH.uion 
 the fame Subjeiil, fiom the I'rcfaccto his Ti/'/»j hutnus. 
 He takcsnotice, that the Mcafuresof J'/t.'cinrf/'i/f/'iifi'j's 
 Ship were thele : She was ;So Cubits, or 410 Feet, in 
 length ; 35 Cubits, or 57 Feet, broad within bcatd ; 
 ill licii.'ht, tothc /(I'l/'c/i, ;;, Ihe was 4S Cubits, or7i 
 Feet i and at the Stern ihe was built V, CubuF, or 79 ' 
 Feet above the VVatci. There arc t>vo rhinps Iftre very 
 remaikable, nr. the jirc.it Irppth ct' the upper Oars, 
 in order to their llriku.g tli< VV;iter; and the valt height 
 andbulkof the Ship. "I'l- t.iid by lii.-imu', from whom 
 we have thele Miaftircs, that the upper O.irs were -jS 
 Cubits, or ^7 Feci in lenp'h. Now the' calhnp, Lead 
 into their Handles, nnd putting more Hands than one 
 to an Oat, would maku thefc Oars eahly moveable, 
 the former of which things .•/.•/fijri.j faith was done, in 
 
 thele Words : *<'■-"' ? %« .'..jK <»■:» «, ifi -•;.."» -nyyt TOf 
 
 Aii>ir*'t 
 
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 XXIV 
 
 IN i RO'DVCI 10 i\. 
 
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 t^m C»tH»i ►•«1» »"• {''■.•"' 'nijn- Cvini' r\i XV"' '■ And Swl- 
 
 li's thinks theit was rwo Men at Ifall to an Oar, and 
 110 doubt (if If a pvcater numbor, to the iippor Oars : 
 Yithow to account lor the upper Oars ftnkin^i the Wa- 
 ter when they xverc but w Feet in length, iMiot lo eafy ; 
 Or ind( cd,how a Ship of 4c Onlinci (hoiild rife no higher. 
 To loKe whiih, SieH.iii hrfl comp\ites, that from the Oi 
 Sh'iDi: to the Crown of ilic Head, in a Man of a mean 
 hci.'ht, there i^ about i to't ; .ind rontidenug that with 
 lonii Oars Men rife up lo pull, let a Ftmt be allowed 
 fi r that. I'hi-', faith he, will iicrellarily make the 
 dillan..:e of 4 leet betwuen T/<jn/?'iiw and Ti.m/.'ii/i/i. 
 Nowtakir.i; ihis^o times, in (Woj/ji's Sliip, there will 
 be 10. feet dilUiuc in height, between the iippermofl 
 and IrAVill Oars .■ Whereas Ar eutui faith, llic was ui 
 iKiglii to ilu- .Ic'ijl.iirw in all but 48 Cubits, or 71 1'Vei, 
 wl.ieh IS not half that. To furmount whuh great Dif- 
 h'vidty, lie liippiifes that the I', i:!.iiiiii.«, or loweft Kmw- 
 ir>., ufed very lliort tiars ; and lontequently there wa.s 
 bill little ot the Oir within Board, they litiing very 
 iRar the Ship's .Side: IV.it the higher any Or./oof Oars 
 was, the loiietr were the Oars, and the greater diftaiiee 
 was the Hand if the Rowei from ilie S^jlmu!, //>/ wo- 
 ■.r:.„ii, 01 Ti'oul. asoui IVoplc Call It in .a Boat. Hy this 
 means he accounts for Room for the inferior Or Jinn to 
 mnve then flea 1 and IWxh, and to make their Stroke. 
 
 Me |Ullly tbfervcs alfo, that the Oars were not placed : from A/i/i/a'.w, who wrote a whole Hook of its Uclcrip- 
 dinelly 01 crone another, but ea,.h Row. • Im the fctond 'tion. I his \M Mouiit.iin of Wood required 300 
 ()',l, i.ite in the middle I'eiween two Row sot the 1(« I Workii en to build hei , and h.id lier Hold, or 
 . iw;..', &,c. And as this appeals plainly .oletht cafe ill' Room within lioaiil f) divided into I'anitions, that 
 l\iclllicii,is. whofe 1-igure fl .y/i/.J haihgiwnus; lo 'tis here were nojd I odj;ing Rooms, Parlour., I'la- 
 very likely it was ilu difpolition of the Rowers inalljces for Study and learning, VWilks, Gardui!;, Filh- 
 Shipsof till- higher O ./.•><.•■. And this beiiif; fuppoi'ed, ponds, Baths. SiabKs tor Horfcs, a Temple of l'->:ut, 
 he ihiiiks, if thelntenal or Dillaii.e between Oar and C^c This Ship was eiicompalfed round with an Iron 
 O.ir, in the fame O'.fo «' Tire, were but fettled, the t'.i//u; : (laithyw.'.'/d,- by which whether he means a Hoop 
 
 — — Peliil^ocitJtii inr.rc rtvulj.it 
 
 Cfclndh, ant Mintrj cmcnneic Ahntil'iis it'.tas : 
 
 Tama Mole viri Tunitis I'lipfil/U) injlitiir. 
 
 And he thinks that Vinlumy I'hil.tdttplmi began to build 
 fiuh huge Ships out of a vain Humour ot rivallini; the 
 Ark of Kojh : For he before this of 40, biiilc cue ot 
 j< Oi.lliin^ and another of 20. 
 
 He obfcrves aUii, iliac the O.hrii of Ptjioiry <'ei i.- mh 
 (mentioned by M.-mniniinl'hiti'u} h.td .1 much ealierl.x- 
 pli.arion ; and where there was a yet greater Niiinbtr 
 of Oaisin anOi,/(i, ;i^. zoo, oroiie 100 in evciy 'V'/"'. 
 He liippoles the diftance berwecii the upperinid' and 
 lowefi Oars to have lioen near 4u foot, and th.it the U;- 
 ./incj were <i feet one ahove another. 1 le coiiiljJes with 
 telliiip us, that A .■■'■.m; /n mule iVi^inuumi , which 
 wa.s [iiggei ih.in this ufelefs Sh p of l'l:i..^i:ii-r. This 
 went loaded wiili Coin bom s> ijcujc 10 .hex.i'iJi'i, 
 bcingfentasa I'rcleiittoKirg i'tji-.mi. 
 
 But tho ihisi);«./i.i^;/(.M':)«.'.i, .iiidancnhcr u.iiilioiied 
 by .l-iiiix:,:, as biuli by the fame Prince, wcit vallly 
 large, thirc being as n.ucli Timber ufid in the tormer, 
 as would have bmlt ^r i;i,i'„i,t Yet were iIkic, tot 
 Bulk, nothing conipauib'i to that .Ship wliuh •' ."'":- 
 ./(•/ ordereii to b' biiili tor .'/iV.f. of S-r.ut.ir j of whih 
 gi\cs us an .icciHint fi.im //" 
 
 whole Matter would be < . 'dy accountable. He thinks 
 .'.lib. that the T- .«,/.' .-. i .li Ships were not exac'tly at 
 till- laine diltan-c one above another, which lie endea- 
 vours to make goo.l by two Arguments. Ihefirltis 
 ihat (incc I'.o .»i)i Qur..!- 
 vou di\ ide 40'; . by 41 
 
 to ftrengthcn the Ship, or a kind of Rail and Balultic 
 to adorn It, it is not ealy to dcteriiunc. But ihisShip 
 had alio eight Towers, two in the Forecaiile, and two 
 inthcStcrn, and two on each tide of her. C^n her Deck 
 intntinii had 4000 Oars, if was a Wall with Forts, and upon this Wall.inthe '1 ow- 
 the Qiiotient will be i«c; eis, and in the tops of her Malts, were hngiiies of Bai- 
 
 ;;-.crctoic there mult be an Ic'ci Oars in a Bank in this tcry, and for other warlike Ulcs, placed ; one of which 
 Ship, w'v 50 on each fide. Now this Ship was iSo i would throw or calt a Stone of jc.j Pound weight, and 
 CiiDits, <r 41- feet m length ; and allowing (fj foot for ' a Dart of 1 2 Cubits long to the diltaiice of 600 foot, 
 thcfe parts of her towards the Ends, which to be furc And yet this wondeilul Ship SnelUui thinks was ex- 
 had no Oars, rlieie remains 360 feet for the whole leiigih cecded in fome meafiire by tlicfe which the Himmi ulcd 
 cf her Pecks of Oars. Dividing then this Number <6o totranfport the Obeliiks from Alcxr.ndiin to OJlia. See 
 by ^r, the Qiioticnr will be but 7 ; (not 9, as 'tis in alfo P/i«. Lib. j6. c 9. 
 
 SH'.'.'n.i, who divides bv 40 the Number of Banks, in-' This was thcScnfc «f the Judicious S«fW(«, a Man 
 Head of so the Number of Oars in length) in each of very good Skill in antient Learning, and in the moil 
 Of.i.'.) \^'lii..li 7 ' iVet will he lufticicnt for the Motion ulcful Parts of the Mathemaiicks But however his Ac- 
 1 t the RiiuersBudy 11 making his Stroke, and rccove- count is not to me compleatly latisfaitory. Let us 
 ting his Oar. But to liim the Itrangelt thing of all is,' thciciore Ice nextwhat //. r//i;.j's Judguient isabout this 
 and 'tis whar, he faith, is utterly incredible {.:ninciii ft.icni matter, 1.1;;. about the ilifpoiitiou of the 0/<tor», as you 
 cxc:iiii, p. jo.) ihi uppcrmolt Oars in this vaftShip were may hnd it mote at large in hisDilferiation de Tutcmium 
 Ills than 4c feet abo'.e the lowcit ; which he concludes C^ I Uunik-iinn Ccrjlnuiime, printed among his Obfer- 
 f) 0111 ihe length of the l.)ar>. thi's Suppole a Right-' vatioiis, /.n...'. 1685. iniinn. He builds what he hath 
 angled ^r/m /-I Tnani^le, whofe Hypothennle is jS'Cu- to fay upon this Subject chiefly on a Palfagc in FiVi;,- 
 bits, or 57 feet, (the whole length of the uppcrmolt ! <""■', Lib. I c. 11. where the Architect fpcakiiigcf the 
 Oars, a.-cotding to .ltl\->.u.:. Now tlio' about one .Symnietiy of all kinds of Edifices, and how to |udge ot 
 third ot this Number ought to be allowed tor the part of it, faitli, You may )uJge of the Proportion of Ships 
 the Oar within board ; yet let there be but 7 feet from by the intcrJcAiniiutn. which the (.iic.k, call "!■=•« For 
 the ,V.'4iwi«j to the A-kwii/'i'im, there will then he 50 lo F<^inj corrcfts the Word Di)i/)fMirt, .as it \%inlutiu~ 
 feet for the Hypothenufe without board. The Square \i'iii, or lp)ifji.u-a, as it is in the MS. ui the ( ottir: Libra- 
 ot so is 21500, whole half is I2V ; and the Root of'ry. In the conuron Books the Word is 'f'."'^"- ; but 
 this is not tulles', for the huglit of the nppetmoft thisTu'wc/'Hj juilly explodes, tor /'Vficwiij could not be 
 Bank of Oars above theloweltot all. So that there being fo ablurd, as to conclude one mi('ht pidge ot the Bignels 
 4c. ot ihefc Banks or 0,.linei, they could not be fo much of Ships, from the /;,;■ 'Jt^.inii.ri. in all ot tin 111, beinj; 
 as 11 Inches one above another, allowing the thickncfs ' of the qi'antit> oi 1 Cubits. Thcltit..,'.. ,..,.1/: ihcre- 
 of the Tt'.;;/ 1.1 too into tlie numierof ji ■ feet. .So that, fore, taith ' -i//;/!), was not, as Learned Men hawthouglit, 
 faith SHf//;/ij, unlets you fuppole the Men to be itowed the Space or Diflante between two Oars, cr between 
 as they lay Herrings in a Ship, 'tis impolbble to concede I two Benches of Rowirs; but the Sp.Kr between the 
 how the Ship ihould hold fo many Rowei;. And this tSc<:/Hii/ and the Rower that late tarthell from the iivii- 
 Didiciiliv will Itill incr( ale upon iiv, when we conlidcr j »" r Or to fpeak plainer and more figiiihc;nitly, the 
 that a good part of the Ship's height will be takeruip by'"" • "■"^', as / /?/■ i / /;, j lalls n ; iji.a i:., a^ ir.uih as is 
 a Deck o\er all ihe Rowers, b\ Cabins, State-Rooms, |the Icngih ot that pait of the longel! ( .ir which 13 
 <J.. And *>> ■. .1/1 thinks there is no way to get rucrthis, i within the Ship : .And this Sp.ue the (■ ,",-/(; 1 called ■ ti»"«, 
 kiilbyfiippoiir ;; ilic.Viimbcr 't' the lowell Banks of Oars |becaiite it wasioltly, Ou ' not cntiiely taken up by the 
 to have been veryfmall, but that t f the uppermoft very Rowers And this ' i"", lie Ian h, onii known, not on- 
 great : Which Account renders the Ship a mecr Mfelefsjly the Length and Breadth of cvrrv Slhp that ro-^s is 
 Moll of WiK.d, mole like abttlcTown,or agreat Ca(lle,| gixeii, but alio the Piopoition of all I'arts ot her, and 
 
 iluii a Ship : And accordingly we hnd the Anticms cal- 
 ling by til'.; tviiiiH's of I ycin.ic> luch pompou Strettiirc'. 
 as thiswas Nav Cri^dVompares the Ships ol At. /inirt,y, 
 in the Battel ot AtHinr., to theC')r/<;,/ 1, which indeed, as 
 appears from /-. l-tcui. Lib. 4 were huge unwcldy 
 things, but vet ihcfedid not cx.ecd above bor gOn/iwfj 
 Ihit ot fucri as that Ship of I'.L^i'.ite', 
 
 the I ei gth ol the t)ars ; as is now well known to bcthc 
 cafe ot ihe Ciallics 111 the A/c/i/i-ii/iii-,-,).. And he judg- 
 es, that the anticnt /M'(w/f/, and the Ships of moie 
 Oidii.ci, weie bi ilr much atier the Rate and Fn (< rtu 11 
 of thcn.odein Gallles, (nice if.eir I engih to their Bread. h 
 is rcprelenied tol e aloiu 7 lo 1, as it is in i ur Calliev 
 l.iici/tn indeed delcrites a SHp, whole I 1 1 ctli was uloiir 
 
I NT KO'DVC'I [0 N. 
 
 XXV 
 
 4timc5 its Breadth ; bin this was nfit of the kind wc 
 .irc fpc.ikiiig, r/>. Ships ot War, but an Onciary oik, 
 which went only with Sails, without Oirs : Ami was 
 iiuich like our [iielent Ships ot Butilin, whofe Length is 
 .iboiit 4 times their Brcailih- Ami Icll this Rreat Lcnt^th 
 in i Ship of W.ir oi G.ill) , llioiild prove a weakening to 
 herj the Ancients, as well asthe Mnderns, placed llroiip 
 1 ranfoin Be.iins every where a-ctol, her, to keep her 
 Sides toscihc, : which hoth llieiigthcn'd the Ship mmh- 
 tily, Aiid alio was of tile to the Rowers, who always 
 pull thccalicr ilu- luriher iluy are placed from i he 
 Si.tlmiii. 
 
 , As to tilt 'i:it;ih olrl;.' Oars, he thinks |ii(tly, that it 
 varied accoidini; m the Kate of the Ship, as it doth 
 now : But tin., I'ropnrtion, he laiili, is n"W-a-days olv. 
 icrvcd, that it a Ciilly I'e 95 Cuius long, and 12, 
 broad; the lei.p.ih of hit OaisiniiU he ^4 Cubits and 
 ;, that is, (iiip'ruiR half .1 ioinino:i Cubit to be the 
 I'.i mm M^.ioriA ) liuhes; 48; fuih I'alins. Thelmgih 
 
 liable Thitkncfs for them at the handles, tiie part of 
 fuch an Oar which is within the Scilrim, wouia take 
 up (he laith) the room of a 1 oto Rowers. 
 
 Next, as to i!lai.ing the Rowers, and the dilfaritc of 
 their Oars and benches one from another: 1 here is roi 
 much 1-igl.t to be had from the Aiicien: Coins and Me- 
 dals; becaulc there was not lonm lu vxprtls above 
 one Ori/j or Hank ol Oati, in the Figures cf tlie i'.nimcj 
 and Libiiimis. But in a Cum ul < \]i:i (•c.iI!iit:iu, i 
 Uiaught of which Sir 7. Miijh.im hjd trcsin (.(!.:«•■, 
 and which he llicw'd lol'^JJiic. there are apf jfemly twu 
 OiiiiiK!, one riling above mioiliei And upon ' .j.u.: 
 Pillar at l{"m; ami f-iue other i.id .Mi m . , liui.j .in 
 pfiinly to I.I.J leeii lliice O'llim-: l{.ii„i,iin tiMiu, ob- 
 iijiiely- And from heme it wjs, il.at i' or-i.i', jii,l 
 omc other Learned Men, have fancied, ili.it 111 the S)i p*, 
 t the Supetiot OrJei^, and pariKiilaily in I'.at of ; .•:- 
 .' «// /'AiVu/i.ro), the 0>./.«r/ were all ai^ountal le .ila-r 
 the fame way, l'i:(. in hci^h.t one abo\e ,111 jther : Bit 
 
 of the f)ar wiihin I'loaid from the end cm the handle k, this cannot be allowed, Lccuiife ut iht jireat .^Unidi-iej 
 the .Vcrt.mu/ IS eleven Palms or 99 Inches : And to this 'and Inconliltencics above-inemioned, v.tucli will plaiu- 
 pari there are placed nfually In., and lometinv.s fix |ly be deduciblc from this Suppolition. 
 hands, ..r Men to row: for about 4', I'alinslroin the, Tc.i/- I'i'ffiui ihiiiks therefore, that ihore wcic ncv,,- any 
 »«(,! . iviiliin iJoard;i the Oar h.ith no hands applied to'Ships built with above 7 Uulinn or Banks of (;,i:s: 
 it, iinccboih l'A-peiiciiceandthcNatureofthinKSteach-| And this he cites Juliiu I' Mux, as affirnuni; m tliefe 
 es, that the Rowers have little or no Force, if they fit; words; where he hath correaed the Vulgar Gr.-Ai 
 »ery near to that lide if the Ship or Boat their Oar is Text, by hi^ own Liter Op! .'wii:, a^ he calis it. "11 
 put out Iroin. I'Vomthe Scnhnits without liie .Ship the ^ t^ Ttifgit iv<T<f(.6ii' in»e^Tf(.;iMrii T.-"T6i, »ri.»7.oV' t, jit/'i^Si-' 
 O.ir is 37 l-'alms ir length, at the handle it is 9 Inches'' li Sa;,5ii.,3> i-rTa '3 iii»'i «'>iri,:.Ti i Te«i.ii.-, ,;. lyjc^dy- „■, 
 ■I Diameter, and grows by degrees l>igi;er till you cimr "i" «".i.'»i ti-.1o>. Bj>,v>, x, Ui,'„'^^,», ,:>:^, llliallnor 
 i.,lt to the S. I »ni!,\\ hcte 'tis 1 4 Inches in Diameter : And undertake to give you the Eh-j^iijh ot thefe words; be- 
 . lien 'tis 9 Indies iigam in Diameter at the Scrt/tni/j; but caule /'yj;/.j hath not put them into /.rifiwhimklf: And 
 ivnhout 11, nni above 4 Inches, and this ■rfiickncfs ir I 'j'.ieltiun, whether ihcie can be (i) much gain'd from 
 Seeps till ;ou loiiie to file i'.i/>«HW, or part ihai Urikcs thciii, as he would inter: But Ikavcvct, 'tis j>rubablo, 
 the Water, wIulIi is alio .; Inches broad. 'I'hele Mea-ilhat tile Banks or Tires of Oa;-. fcldom or never lofe 
 lUresall Buil.lcrs ol Gallics <it)l'erve in the Mcii.'n,.:. higher than tins, in Ships of ufe, as I have in par: ob- 
 ■■■.r,)! ; and uiilefs they are obfervcd, the Oars will be ci- lerved bcforu. 
 
 iher fo wiak as to break, ot lo big as to be cimiberlome In order to make out that tins huge Ship of Plilopj- 
 and uniiian,ii;eable. Having premiled this, he takes '"'sdid not rite to above feven Onunn i{m..i-.,i,.^ he 
 i'to :my i'i::.i'p.::u \ 1 amous Ships of 4) OtHiiiaxMo next cmjuires into the diltante 1 etween Rower and 
 CoiihdeiMtion, .ibout wh'.ch you have fceii above the 'Rower. In the prelem Gallics this diltancc is never 
 Opinions ui' others. And liiKc W.'/v'«.f(/( tells its, that defs than i, and ulually about 4 Foot. And l:,\iii„:n- 
 
 ihc longeit (J)ars of this Ship were j8 Cubits, or 57 tect 
 in length, ilie I'ropottioiis el the leveial parts of thofe 
 Oars he judges eahly elhmablc: As lor inftancc, he 
 
 Hui 01vri:ui L:Jir.i>i:,i faith i'; l-'ect is enough. In the 
 Ancient Tiiifwjc; thele Intervals between the Rowers, 
 are not alwa>s to be ronlidetcd attet the fame manner. 
 
 Ihews, that the Ihickiiefs of thole C)ars, juit without i If tiic Oars were to be placed iliiedUy and perpcndicu 
 
 the Sciltniii, ought to have been fomething above 7 In 
 chcs in l.)iameter, and that j6 foot of the length of the 
 Oar was withoi t the Ship. At the p.iit, or handle, 
 where the Rowers fate and pulled, it was at leall 1 ^ 
 Inches in Diameter: Into which thick handles, if Lead 
 were call, as .lti\-iu:i! laith there was, they would be 
 calily enough manageable by 4 or luoic Hands,elpccially 
 having a third part of their length, or 19 Foot within 
 Board : Which is the Proportion that il.oiildbeoblerved 
 in all Oars. He laith further, that there can be no good 
 Rowing Ship but what will have the length of the Oar 
 without Board to the height of the uppermolt ji.i/»/i 
 above the Surface of the Water, in a SrJ.jiiiterti.:n (he 
 lliould have laid, i ifi,i Sefjiatciti.m) l{.irij: Or as j' 
 to one. \ 'herefore the Oars in this great Shi|i leing 
 j6 Foot long without Board, if when being put down 
 to llrike the Water, they be lowered 1 Icot t'rom the 
 perpendicular ofthe hir^.'iclf Sc.ihni, the diltance ot thele 
 Scnlmt from the Water will be 9 Foot. But then the 
 next Difficulty will be, how to accown for .jcoo Row- 
 cis 111 no greater an height iioiii the Water than <j boot 
 
 :rly over each other; the Dilfaiice of 5 Feet or i'. 
 Feet was enough between Rower and Rowtr. But if 
 the O'dinci role obliquely, the Rowers were at leaft 7 
 Feet diftant one from another. But this could not be 
 in the Voincl'^QHcni, detciibcd by Mcwi.on m P/aiui i 
 In each fingle 0'i/,i of whidi he laith, there were too 
 Rowers; for if we allow 7 Foot diflance between Oar 
 and Oar, the Ship mult be above 700 Feet in length, 
 1 elides Head and Stern . Wherefore J-' /,' 1/. thinks 'tis 
 pretty clear, that this Vdmi had but one On/; of Oars, 
 and eight Men to each Oar; but in the Ship of I'totcmy 
 I'hiiopaior, there could not be fuch a Dilpolition ofthe 
 Oars. For if you fhculd luppofe, that there was only 
 tile fpace of j foot between the Oars of the fame O j;. 
 Ill this Ship ; The ~ ^■.^■■^<, or Part of the Ship where 
 the Oars were ufed, could rot be above 100 Cubits; 
 and fo there would b" the fpa.-e of 1 80 Cubits, in which 
 there were no Oars at all. Now m all Rowini; Ships 
 
 faith he) more than iths of the Length of them ought 
 to be taken up by the Oats. But he .-ontkides, that 
 thete was in Reality but one 6th part of Pw/.-wi's Ships, 
 
 tnd what IS to be uiiderrtood by their riling up to loity ■ i'ce from Oars : Becaule .-i:! vntus fiith there were but 
 Ol ./i'/(c; ; And how thefe 4-01 Rowets could be liivided 1 Si^ Rowers m each Or<ii : (i luppofe lie means on each 
 into 40 O.vymrj He aveids repeating what fome leatn- 1 tide, lor 50 times 4.1 is but looo, whereas here were 
 ed Men in I- .I'.cchave l.i;d upon this Sub|edl ; And on j 4O00 Riuvers ' whence 'tis lal'y (ho fiith i to gather, 
 ly oblcrves, that they have rightly alfignet. he Rife of 1 that the Rowers weic difjoled 111 oblique I'arallelo- 
 thcl'e ij J.Nfi not 10 be direiftly peipeiidicular, but llopi- grams : Whol'e Form and Length he gives \ou a Dia- 
 wile, ot ob. i]|.u:v : As is apparent t'rom f. me ancient gram of In the Mrd:itc)r.ii,rr.n Gallies e.ich Rower's 
 
 Monuments : But lie thinks thole arc ii. tlie wionj, who 
 ailign hut one Man to an t).ir, efpecially in the ii|>peij 
 Qiilii.'i offuch gnat Ships; tiir ilnce they allow but al 
 Iina I fan of the Oar to have been with.n Board, 'ti 
 
 Bench or Seat is 21 Inches high, and out of tins, if yoix 
 take 4 Iikhes for the height ot the Footiicp 01 Stretch- 
 er ; there will remain the dilfancc of a Cubit ot 1 S In- 
 (hcs between them. An.l the Ipace of 9 Feet (which 
 
 impoiiible (uch vait Oats would be tnaiiaj^ d by a lin-jlic had betore ll.ewcd the highetl Si.:.'»ji were ir: tins 
 
 glc Man, fo as to be o! any ufe. For if this Ship of 
 4.-1 Udinc! had, as they allow, a Cubits rile in every 
 Bank. orOrdei, it mult be atlealt4i..Cubiis high Irom 
 the Water : So that by the by, Ilnce Atlcmus faith lirr 
 Oats were but iS Cubits, how could they ftrike the 
 Water He ll.ews alio that the Oars mult not only be 
 I iiig enough to reach the Water, but that they muft keep 
 to the Proportion above-mentioned : And conlequeiitly 
 nuilt luvc been iSo Feet without Eoaid, and 90 wuh- 
 in : .A.fo that thefe Oars near the 'ic.-iinm mult h.ive 
 bi-i n 15 Foot ill Diameter, and allowing a provoitio- 
 
 Ship above the Waicn) would contain 6 fuch Benches ot 
 Oars. In his Figures he lliews vou the uianiier of the 
 Rowets being placed, and what fpaces ate taken up by 
 the Motion ut then Bodies in Rowing, whetherlmuH 
 refer the Reader. Alter this, he jultly lejeits the Opi- 
 nion ot /'a.inc li/i and Others, ot the 43 Vtiitm being 
 all one above another ; liiicc, accenting to his Scheme. 
 all the Orders of Rowers (above the third) would ra- 
 ther hinder than fcrward tlie Motion of the Ship, by 
 the Oais Itriking the Water. And 'his Uinii.uliy Kill 
 ciicreitcs with tlicir Notion of their being but a Iniall 
 
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 pan of I'.n- O^r within tli- Ship, tlpconlly toofince 
 thcv m1! ihoIs liavc thcl^Jirs («•; '--Uff-- in particular) 
 iiuiuj by but Olio Man .i-]n.i.c. I'lir 'low i$ it poiriblf 
 for oicMaii, at 1 iit a little iii)lat;ie Ironi the i'ci.'nuc, 
 tn iiiaiuvH' ;iii 0»r ot tht 1 irii^th ami l{.)ir*fsof ttiol* 
 intlii.i.clilMMtal Ship- Siti.c'tiJ tonnJ, tliat the fniall 
 V.)ars ,111 Com; iriloii ot" t)rt.>lc, oi a M(i<lciii dally, 
 mil liiiiiify noihiME it' moved ly fun Oik lumt, tho' at 
 rlic iliilaii-f ot' I lioot trom the 'it.tlmiul And )ft tis 
 an I'uiii.il Ku!c in Statiiks; that one M«ii at ao foot 
 tioin the .V.V1 "JKj, will have ns niiK.h power to inoTC an 
 O.tr, as 20 Men iliall luvo at the diftaivc of but otic 
 t.<o' Ivoiii the .St<; wi/j. ,Su thai liiiJing inlupcialilc Dif- 
 (kuJtici 111 all other .Solutions ot this matter, he at lall 
 projiufes his cwn OpinioiianJ JiRlRmcnt about the Uil'- 
 pnlitioB ot' the Kowirs in this iiiii;hiy Ship : And he 
 thinks Ills Acount will ti Ivo the wiiuk AtJait, and 
 make It tlrar and inteU,i»ili'e. i . Therefore, lie fuppo- 
 les that in ;!ic lowcO O/./c, or that next the Water, ihtrc 
 was but one Man to in Oar. i. That as for the Oar» 
 of the hiRher O'Hinci, the hn<licr they wtre polited, and 
 the t'aiihei liidant the handle of the Oar was from the 
 Srirtiiis, lo prxiportion.O. ly, had ihey more Men to each 
 C)ar. 1. 'Ihat ihef.'.'.fKJ and .'V«pj i^rmorum, fo of. 
 ten iiirntioned 1 y the Ar.cicnts. arc not only tolo fought 
 in the Decks oi Tires of Oaii one above another, I ut 
 
 to exhibit a kind of (jraie oi 1 etuce. Jkt*i'en tiiefi; 
 Gratiiif^. and the ju^i, he allows a (p»ie loi tiie Ma- 
 ilers oi O mir.anders ot the leveial Ranki ot Oiis, 'o 
 come 10 their Potts: Kor liiice S.'eiwte,-i nii upperiiKjIt 
 Rowers there was the jHtjnec ot iv teet. alilio i Cu- 
 bits lliould be allov\eJ lor the' I hieknels of the He.iiiii 
 which lupport ilie J: i;/, .iikl .s inncli loi iIk v^»y tot 
 Oflieersaiid CoiiiUi.indcra togoi p to iheii I'odi, liiirc 
 u ill yet reiiiain the fpacc of i \ tert : VVliicli Urcadth is 
 lulli.ieiit, l>ecaulethis blup, he fauh, wa> '^-»:'-^>. 
 '. c. had three 'oi;. 
 
 After this lie .onliders the fcvciv.li Or./ ot Oatj. 
 where the Rowers fate alm-e the /' .i' /.'m; whereas tht 
 other lix i'anks of l{owers betore l(y ken of, fare ,dl be- 
 low : And he laitli, that tho' this iray fec:ii to br a 
 higher plsic than tli.it of thole which louvj beK.w ot 
 under the 'l'r.iijir,i, yet that in reality it was not I", tl.e 
 oth and 7th O^iL l{-iiio uin bciiy of an e<|ual llciphi 
 from the Water, as were a'fo ihcir Scih.n: which leeni- 
 ing Paradox he thus tiidcavours lo n-.nkc out. 1 hetc 
 'I'rniijhii were Beams jxiing a-crofsihc Shi- 'lom tide to 
 tide, and not only fo, bur n^niiiiij; ei'.n thro" t)ie Side, 
 and jutting out to atonliderable d Itancc withoi't Hoard. 
 Ihefe fervcd fonieiinies tor Benches for the Men lo lit 
 and row on, which was their tirit Sii;iuticatioii ; the 
 loner Benches bcinp, railed .?",(;•' H"' Ti"jl'' tl'.e 
 
 lathei 111 the j'n,?.i or Benches upon which ihc Rowers '''''■'•<;' tailed *>e><-:' Befidcs the above-nan, ed ule of 
 
 late, and to which they Wint up b\ Heps. And that 
 thete Btiichcs were not, as is vulgarly believed, plated 
 piiallel to the Sr.i, or in an Horizontal I'oliuor, but 
 they afcendedornle ill licii;ht obliquely to wardj the iiiid- 
 dlc of the Ship, to that the .Seats of thofe Rowers upon 
 the fame 7/:oim, or Bench, which were next the Foium, 
 »eie an entire Cubit's height above thofe next the i'crt/- 
 tniir 
 
 which 7i.;';//r,i fit the Men to dt upon and row, a« 
 well wiihout the Ship as within it, iluy i\ re alio the 
 greatetl llieiigth Ships ol 'o long a I'oini coi:ld lia'.e, 
 and which indeed kepi them togeiher iniirely: And 
 without futh 'tis inipollible to fnppofc that Vedeiswhi.h 
 were 7 or 8 times as long as they were broad, could 
 bear rlie Motion of a moderate Sea. And ilr' in many 
 
 Then he c-ives another Diagram, in which he i of the ancient Coins and Medal > v.hirh la\e .Ships 
 Clews the mannei t the I'olition of the Oars ina Ship of ftanipt upon thein, the ends of thcfe 1' .:i,lh.i wlthovu 
 fix O'.i'.ncs VVi Lie thcS.rt »Hiof the vippetuiofl Oarsare' the Shipdo not appe.ir, the Axis of the f.\c beiei; tup 
 9 foot above the .Surface of the Water, each OJi, beinga' po'cd to be at light Aiii;leswiih the Ship, icle uluaily ; 
 Cubit above that next below it; and fo every where. I yet however Bi fome Coins they do appear very plainly 
 'the I'r.-.l.iii.ifit, or lowerinoft Oar, fate 4 foot from and particularly in the tirft of thole inentioiitd and dc- 
 theVvirn...', and his Seat was elevated 4 Inches above • ''.^''cd by W/iiyi*j, in ^^l•,lch the AJi./«^i dr l*rackeis flip 
 ir. Ihe Rower intlie fccond Orrfi- fate 7 feet fromth'c, porting the I'l.'i-'lurr of the Xr.tijiiit aie veiy vil.ble 
 .s^s/ijia/, antl 7 Inches above it. The Rower in the! And the fauie thing may be collcdVed ttom .iiciiititr.hi 
 third O'afc fate to feet from the .9c<f/mi.;, and 10 liichesi his SJup, .iientioiK'd by Athntui, where the iou//> 
 .ibove it. The fourth, n Inches abore, and i) feet ' ■md Jc4^>'/ii^rt«i)r/.m, arc taid to havebem a cunvfiiient 
 from the Xe.i/»»«j . The fifth fate 1 6 Inchet over it, and diftance without the Ship. Andlhefe Pii/r.lwii wuh the 
 1 6 feet from it And the fixth or uppermoU Rower fat,; coverings upon them, had anciently diHcrent Appella 
 19 feet from, and 1^ Inches above the 5f <i/»iii;. And tions according to the parts of the Ship they pollelt. 
 higher than thefe fix O ditia, lit thinks, they did not ' That which was iieit the I'oop, they called ']ii\um I'np- 
 build, lioth becaufc the Oars would be of luch a length f", and that next the Prow, Jug-.im I'lor 1 : And there 
 as to be uiinianagenlile ; and alfo becaufe there can no I'nUux faith, ihcy called alio M,t.vi'.'.'j: .vul i!t. The \e- 
 (■leat ule be made of an Oar, when its haitdic riles as ty extreme ends of theic Beams letting cut without 
 iugh as the head of the Rower. | Board in the Forelliip. the Cw*;; called t-^'i-'n, a.s be- 
 
 Next, in order to dif-over the Number of Juga, or ing like bars, ami thcfe beams were always iti.idc tit 
 Denches, that were in this Ship, and how many Row- veiy timi and ff ong Wood, left man Hngagemtnt. the 
 eij fate on each Bench, he takes the length of the long- Oars Ihould briak i tf there. For in a Sea Fight the 
 ell Oars into Confidctation : Thefe Aihnitui I'aith, were bneinics duciited the /{; Ihn of their Man of War almr 
 ^ 7 feet long; and conleqiicntly allowing a third part two ievetal 'vays : If they eng.iged a Ship Head ro 
 of the Oar so be within Board, as the natural and u-l Head dircifHy, ilien they cndciVGurcd by meansof the 
 fual Proportion is, the hitoji.'jix'uim, o\ dirtance lie- ■'(./' 'i, to break oil' the two Kmineiit l-lpoti.i.s which 
 twcenthe S:^.:tnui and the inner end of the Oar will be , were in the Prow, lo tlint they being broken and the 
 19 feet. Bin he allows a Cubit for the ThiLknefs of 'ff-*"'" taiTied off, the Ship would be fo dil'abled that 
 the .Ship's lide, re, koning from the Epiimlnuum, or the ' rtie could not row ; and Ixjudes, the Itioke did alio very 
 point of Oecutlaiion. 1 lien he cntiuires how much of] much endanger the iarr\ing H\»ay the .Ai\:horb of the 
 
 the Intcl.A.miiim had no Rowers in it : And faith, 
 1 hat in the common Cillies it the I«fc>/,.! m/nK. be of 
 I 7 Spans (or t^ Inches) there arc no Rowers for the 
 dillance of 7 Spans (or 6 j Inches) 1. e. 5 feer 5 Inches 
 from tlie Xc/ii),H'. But then the other i& Spans of 
 length aieail taken up with the Rowers ; which are 5 
 in Numlicr. And he tirds from Hefniius, tliat this Pro- 
 portion was oblirved in the Ancient .Ships, which were 
 but ot c ne (.1 /' 01 Deck. But becaufe in Oarsoffuch 
 a vaft length as thofe n >''"■< >">'s Ships, require a grea- 
 ter dili.'.ive between the Rowers and the l.pi/i.iliniiim ; 
 in'kad of 5 foot as in the common Gallics, let the di- 
 (tani t (tic be liippofed to be 5 Cubits, or 7 Feet .„id an 
 Idlf: Then there will reinaiii the fpa^ t ot ir| feet 
 which he fuppofes was taken up by 1 o Rowers ; 1 ^ In- 
 ches 'oeinp fpacr enough for e.ich Kowcr. After this he 
 giver, another St heme of the iii«iiner •( placing the Jiii^.i 
 
 AdverfcShip, which hong at her Bow. But if ii. Head 
 of atiatkinjj her a head, they aimed at the Stern . Ihen 
 the Uircilfion ol the /(. /.'..i wis againft thole lipvn.ln to 
 which the Rudders were affixed Which they hoped 
 to l>ear away by the Shock, and fo d liable her Iroin 
 ftecriiig. 
 
 Uponthe Tmnjli.i v/ertihcC^rJirom/:!/: bui t; which 
 wcie a kind of Dcc{s, or rather half or nuart.r Decks . 
 For they were not clofe every way, but always left 
 open in the middle, that there might tome in Air to rt- 
 frelh tile numerous Rowers. And thefe Decks did not 
 only reach as tar as the Ship's lidcs, btit proicCkd out 
 beyomi them a gce.'. w.iy, even as far as theSci/mi of 
 the uppermolt 0.irs, and were fupported by Bracket? or 
 ■Stanchions, at the external Kiids of the Trtin/lm. And 
 therefore when rii.ctiiJcj laith that the N-ncs L'Vgf 
 were without Decks or Coverings before the I'd/ii 
 
 A Beiidies lor the Rowers ro (ii on; whidi Benvhcs W'ars, he means within Board: For we find from R- 
 io(e up in height obliquely one iWive another : The I oif, that the "loft ancient Ctttk, Shipsbad thofe Covct- 
 lowero, oft O.-.fchadbiii one Rower, thefecoiid two, the ing upon the exterior parts of the i'"!"'/'./: But th»y 
 third four, the four-h fix, the fil'tn eight, the lixth ot 
 
 ii[perrrolt ten; lo that in the whole, thefe Jui^^ con 
 tained 51 0,.liM.\ And he fuppofes a double OMiqui- 
 I ' in thcfe Jn'i i, 1 e. that they rnfe or attended length 
 'wa<s, .a;; well a.-, in Breadth ; and alfo that the ir^v.t, 
 Or B' atiV' whiv h f<ippor.ed th; fe ^:ifi w« ti trained fc as 
 
 wcie ojvn 111 the middle within Board, lot the Rcafcni 
 above given. Thefe ('r.tr.Hnmari: were alfu both tup 
 ported and adorned by Atlmtet and TcL'tr.mn, that is 
 Pillars of Wood, carved after the I'ltnc manner a.s the 
 CnnniiHei Wh:ch Were Human Figures, whcfe Heads 
 fnppottcd Iht Emablnfurr of aColunip. 
 
 * Afr'r 
 
INTROWCTION, 
 
 xxvii 
 
 Alterthis lUctul ati<4i-iiiious UigrelFion about the C4M- 
 Jlnim.ir^, lie rftiirns to the Point lie was before to inike 
 good ; ami that was, ibat tlic iippermott Oars ol' the 
 7th oJ.> were not luphtr, or had tlteir .S<:4/Fn/ further 
 Iron; ihc Water, than th(,re oi the filth &-■./» nest bebw 
 iliiMii, aiul iimler the T.wjiin. And this he accmints 
 tor liy Itewiiv;, that the lirmiiM, or iiri^'n'oft Row- 
 ers, latu not aliovc, but rulcwile, ot the iipjjer ^iti ■ 
 rtiul ot thel'e lie gives a Diaiirani, and fvippolcs that tlie 
 Dars of thcle JVr.iiuM were oi thefame length and inag- 
 imi! Jc with iliole of the iippeniioft \>^»'» ; and fO"-. 
 femiciitly ihire was in eath On/» an equal nuinber ol 
 Memo an Oar. And having ohferved before, that the 
 Sex O. inn l(j>i:niiimK tiiitixpcdn O-rlhiii Hiwigum, a.c- 
 countiiigfioiiuhe Rower next the Water, to the uppei- 
 iiioitof the :;r:,'i(.i' ; if you add ton more for the J'/'»,in<<*, 
 you will have 4 1 Or.lmei of Rowers upon feven Jk^i or 
 Iknclics ar.d riling gradually intofevcn Or.linei lirtmrum. 
 Now (into It appears from .iihctitui, that in this cele- 
 brated Ship of I'liikpetor, there were 50 Oars of a Side 
 plaied lenpthwife, and that Ihc was of the height of 7 
 B.inks or I) .V.'i.-iot Oars; 50 muJtipUed by 7 gives 
 i^r,. which diiubled, gives 700 for the whole numbcf 
 01 Oars ihe was rowed with. And liiice it hath lieen 
 ptob.ibly llicn-n, that lor the Maiiagemcnt of theleOtrs 
 ihcie was allotted 41 Men to every 7 Oars, accounted 
 in hei!;ht one obliquely above another, accorfling tothc 
 i{ci)uium {)■, titles You mult fay by the Rtile of Three, 
 if 7 give 41:: what lliall 70O give } The Anhver will be 
 41 DO. Wherefore tliercmuft be m this Ship, accordine 
 to r^j^K' Ins Account, 4 100 Rowers; whii;h agrees well 
 with //.■..■ 'i.cuJ, who laiih, there were alxive 41100 (n a 
 round Number therefore tlie may be called a T»f««-> h^,-^ 
 or a Ship nt 4c Ouliiict, tho' flic was m reality of a httic 
 larger Kate. 
 
 And thus doth this very Learned and Judicious Man 
 account for the diltributionof the 40C0 Rowers in this 
 eminent Ship of t'toloimPhilcpuicr^oiXcTS it for a Solution 
 of the Difficulties about the Ordines, which 1 have the 
 more largely gr.cnyou, becaufc it is much the bed of 
 any I have met with ; tho' even this is embairafl'ed with 
 fomc Perplexities, not to fay Incotjfiftcncies, which 
 item to avife from our want of knowing thccxad Scnfe 
 of the Gink and Latin Words ulcd by the Antiencs a- 
 bout Shipping ; but th;; >s no more than what at this 
 dilfance of Tunc we may cxpcdl. 
 
 The Learned and Inquifitive Schffer came near to a 
 right Solution of this Matter ; but he was hinder'd from 
 complcating it, bv falling into an Erix)r, in which fome 
 others have alfo tbllowed him, or he them ; which is, 
 '.hat none of the antient Writers mention Oars that were 
 otoved by more than one Man at a time. But this Mi- 
 ftake V':(]iut flicws to ante from their not coiiliJering, 
 that both Urerkj and Liitines iilc the fame word for the 
 Oar, the Men that row with it, and the Vcli'el rowed by 
 ir; is we do at this very day on the River I'/.Mmr;. For 
 when we find C.'icer», in\\i%%thOiat. inVeyrcm, layingof 
 the Syrjculiani, Cotyecijje m:iltituHinfm Pirr.tarum ex if I, 
 N.ia;iii(i, ijuod crat fndum jcx Hetnorum numnc. 'lis 
 plain he could not mean there were but eOars in the 
 Ship; for how could thofe be called a Multitude ? Nor 
 could he mean that tile Ship had Jcm O'liinn Hcmoium ; 
 for no Piratical Ships ever were of that form in his time, 
 but were built low and flat like the modem (jallies : 
 And therclore he inuft mean, that the Oars were moved 
 by lix Hands, or Men, a-picce. So alio when 111 l.ivy. 
 Lib. {3. we liiiJ mention made of i Ship of K. I'iiiiip, 
 which, he f.iilh, had Jrdeaml Cfm Hciiinmn. I \'f,::,i hav- 
 ing proved It 10 be impollible.that any Ship lliould either 
 diredly or obh(|Ucly rife up fo high, tlunks that by K^-. 
 nioi here is undcrftood I{:mis;es ; and that i ithcr there 
 were fome Oars in this Ship fo large as to be moved by 
 16 Men; or rather that tlie .Ship having 4 Orders, Banks 
 or! ires ot Oars, thelowefl were moved bv one Man at 
 each; theOarsof thefccondBank were fevcratly, mov- 
 ed by 3 Men ; thole in the -^i Orjo by %, atij thole n, 
 the upperuioll Tire by 7 Men : 1-or 7 -U ', -| - 3 -f 1 
 makes jull 16. But this is no more than a prob.ablc 
 Conjcifurf And after the lame manner doth he inter- 
 pret that Pafl"ai;e of i- (.■ u-, wli'jic he faith, that .if. 
 Arttio.y had Shipsfr»ni Oto ^OuUnci H,enmiim : Hcun- 
 Jcrftands by it O/.Yim < H,rmi^i.tr, and that louie of hi 
 •Ships were fo large, as ti^hav*- thr'ir upper Oars moved 
 by 9 Men; Ucaufc a Ship of Banks or Orders in 
 Jicight, mult needs have her upprrOars pcrteftly iifelefs. 
 And I'l nii'ch lor this difficult and preplcxing Matter ; 
 I proceed n-xt to conlidcr the fovcral Kinds, Korms, 
 Diulions, Ulcs and Names of Ships, with their Parts, 
 Riggng, Tackle, Armatup, Onraiiicius, Commanders, 
 Otficers, ic. 
 
 Afifr 
 
 Mr.Potter tellsHsrightly, thattlic Grcf/;; diMdcdtheif 
 Ships into } kinds. Ships i,f liurje'i, nf It-'ir, anil 1/ I'rtj. 
 lit!/. I'lie firft fort, ti.?. Ships oi' Burden, they calk i 
 np:K,o,;>i.ji/u(wheiKeQurt'«»////.-, Hulk) and intl.ege 
 neral ii>"'. Thefe the /.i/ihi-j called OnnaU ufually, 
 and fometimcs /ln«o/i«.< (f'/V. I i! .i.' fh'H dcKrll.Cnii., 
 That 13, J'i>/H/)i!frrj to (heirships ot War. llicf;»fil^< 
 tailed alio Ships of Burden f rri'"**', from tlicir being 
 more bulky, and coming nrattr to a touiw l-'iKuie than 
 the Men of War, which were ■"'?'>, lean anj lotig. 
 There werefevcral kinils of iliclV Ship., ui Burden, a? 
 you will find lK;h)W in the miitral Alphabet yf the Name* 
 and Kimls of Ships ; and ilicy ufual')! went uith 
 out Oars, uling only S.iil$ , but louietuiic, trey nude 
 life of Oars too, as i> plain from many I'ullages in An- 
 liquity. Tlifl'e kiikls ot Shlp^ were . died ' i*''., bc- 
 caiife they iweic ticc|iieiitly towed after the Ships of 
 War which went witliDars, as ben i; ^t tlicir.felvt.« 
 very lluggith Sailers : For • < ' were ihe /( "'i<" ' Or Rr pes 
 witli which one Ship towed another. The .Viru 0»,f- 
 Md'ji wercby the'.''<</(i calleil ■""■•, to diftiiipiuih then". 
 from the >«., or Ships of War, to which '.ha: v.'ord ■" 
 was appropriated. 
 
 Thefe Ships c>f Wat were by tlie Qitekj called i's^t*\ 
 that is, Nn-rs lotigi, as the Row.iw Term was, becaufe 
 they were of a very great length in prOf iition to thoii 
 breadth, riy 111 about that of 7 to i. Tiicy were alfo 
 named »-*'■«'•>«, bccaule they were chieily mo^cd by Oar' : 
 and fomctimes, as in /' ii.vr, /■ anJ T 11 liiH'i, tlcy are 
 called «j-tv(", for the fame leafoii '1 hcle long .'ihips 01 
 Ships of War were again alfi Jilliiipuiihcd and ii.imed 
 according tothe Number "i, or the manner cf carryins' 
 their Oars, as 1 have ahead) large y ihe.vn a', ove, I o 
 this Species ot the i\'i::j ' \r,.>', the : . -iicr \' .rris 
 ought to be referred, which were lUiigi" ' for Speed, 
 Iniellipcncc, Pir.acy, He. For they wcu calh-d .hlun- 
 m, nui,i ci;o <i?> pcffunr, asS'c/ f fc-- thinks ; but according 
 to l;itdittii and fl.iiyiHj, becaufe they went with Sails and 
 Oars both. There were two forts of thc;c .!(•.:,.:'!<, a 
 greater and a loU'er Size, of which the latter v.-cre called 
 /IHu.irioit, The Ac'.iiiins were fclJ.oin 1 1- ' ,is Ships 
 of W^ar, but chierty in Piracv, as Rovers, C ir.aus. 
 Runners : They had never lel^, than i S or 20 Oars, anJ 
 fome bad }o or 40 ; but if they rote up to so, they 
 exceeded this kind, faith Schcffcr. Th-y had no l{i- 
 Jim. 
 
 The third kind of Ships were .';'''i;j f.>i /'r/Tij.-, gi 
 Tif.njjiirts, and thefe the (/k,/;; diltingu'.lhed according 
 to the nature of their Paflengcrs, or th h they were ti 
 tranfport. Thole that fervcd in general tgr tranfpornng 
 of Men, they called -"»•« and •■•'<•''" ; but when they 
 carried armed Soldiers, they were called '«rf.'i--%:-,.i anj 
 rfiiwjiJit ■ or if Horfes or Horlenien, ''"■«;--,-i. Thtfe 
 Tranfports tor Horfe, the I.atints, as /•". '/lo and t-'c'/.'i., 
 cM llipp\^i'w, from the'V'i'f^. And lb peculiar wa<: 
 this way ot denominating the Ships trom the Things 
 they carried in them, that we lind m V.-.,:^ i f me •'"«- 
 ■/'■i'l ; and in /Inif.mn we have the word ryi.x::, .-.■ m il-.^ 
 fame fcnic, as iheName oi a Ship, which he opp.iies tc 
 a Man of War. Thefe thcicforc were .ieli^ncd to trauf- 
 porr, Tenrs, Carriages, aidall fuch Utenlils as an Army 
 would have need of in a Camp, or upon a March. J'c - 
 i'h.v calls thcle Tiarilpoit .Ships, i^f ant H's-i'i, becaufc 
 their Form and heavy I adini; made them flow or ihig- 
 ilh Sailers. As to the Foim and Striiiturc of Ships in 
 general, the Antients had a reganl to three things: That 
 their Ships might be of a due or jull bignels, of fuffi- 
 cicntlightnefs, and yet ofluHicientitrcngth. If they arc 
 made too great, they are both unmanageable, and ruin 
 theiTilelvesbythcir ownbulk and weight. We find the 
 I'mijiti telling ftiexundcr the Great \m (u liui) Ti;.jt 
 Ships above mc.tltiie Ai^i^'', Wfe iiii^.vervr.i'h^ Lib. 6. C. 1 1 , 
 and this was the great fault of the Ships of ./'/fcf.) and 
 r.lcrj'itta, whole Bulk (7otw obfervcs was fuch, ut tan 
 line ■^rttiiiii MiT" a Inbore i'ci;tofutti:.:hcrttitii, ; and there 
 w.is hardly anything more injurious ro them than their 
 own Weight, .^nd this we have found by out long Hx- 
 perience in Naval .'Vlfairs, that the fliorter and fnugger 
 our new Ships are bnilt, the better they lail, be.ar hard 
 Weathcranda tumbling Sea, and work aseafily asfome 
 old .Ship-sof much lell'er Kates. 
 
 Thev were alfo ciref.il that their Ships Ihoald not be 
 too heavy: And this was a good conlideration at that 
 tune, when the manner of hghting a-Sea was fo vatt- 
 ly ditferent from what it is now ; tor then Speed .\nd 
 lixpedition, andeafy tacking about or turning anv v^'ay, 
 going readily forward or backward, as rjccafion Icrsed, 
 was the chief thing rhoy aimed at ; and all thingsconlidc- 
 red, they are now as good Qiialifications in a .Ship, as 
 they were then Fo have Ships, as Lucti, exprcllcs it 
 
 — lUiuu 
 
ill 
 
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 t 
 
 »t 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 ^1 
 
 XXV Ui 
 
 INT RO DVCr ION. 
 
 H.tiilri Pugnitm.]; ctpeffeic 
 
 p.t teiitnri- fu^nti, w. Ioh^o fian^eif Giro 
 Ciitfum, nee titrdt f.edeiiti ct.l-tr CUvr. 
 
 lib ?. V. SVJ 
 
 Iti onlct to ga\n this point, thry took can- to provide 
 proper Ttmbii to Ini'.M Ships withal; and chicHy that 
 it wjs wcllilMl'onrJ an.l dry cnooph, ro in.iki- it lifjht, 
 buoyant andilaiich : l'ori>rocii Flank and TmiluT will 
 both be very heavy, and .iH'o will intmic Ihrink, chap, 
 and fo leave iho Seams open, and the .Ship leakv. The 
 y /iiv.v?> m;//.!', the/'ifiHJ ^•nncjiiaii, and the /ibifi, arc 
 coinin.-iided by (■■?«/.•,<. lib. J,- '• ■t4- 'or 'his piirpole ; 
 And of the l.ilt uf thcfel j\i;i'. Uith, 
 
 .%> 
 
 ,■..•/«/ ''■l>'i 
 
 r: ihtiifi t'h:}'v'C! 
 
 An.i wIiLinhii ,-;/'i>j was prepared by thorough Scafon- 
 ini?, Ce for thiMile, it was called ■\nfimi., as appears 
 from/'/iHi, lib- 16. c. 4i-, 43. and .lifo from I'iiruviui, 
 lib. 1. c 9. But both thcfe .ondeniii the /L.iii.v, as be- 
 ing ioo|.onJeioiis, and the lornier Author faith, 'tisapt 
 tobe woMU caren i.io faft. Thc.-(/'.m is much celebra- 
 ted fortius puvpofe by the .■\nncnts (.I'mis /r;«,..i Fnrit) 
 nnd /'/I'nv revoinmcnds the .-I't'oi t'r,Jicj, lib. ij. c. 9. 
 !n/'"«if>'s iinie theC7.(»/i and the I'opuliii w e in life, 
 ami V'FrflurJiih prail'cs the Cedar and ot thcfe, and ot 
 fevcraloiher kinds of 'I'lees they adapted I'unber for 
 the lc\euil I'-irtsof the Ship. 
 
 0;/ r ,'i.r^,i /', "'^"'./tt fi (^dil C(n mil !■.• /;. 
 Oh,' '('"f/i, c.n'i fat: , .:ii<t :ciilir, ti-.'^-li: 
 %mUi\ Jli'i"- t '■■'"" ■■'?'■""'< .'"■''"*■ 
 
 Clau.Mib-^. do R.rpt. Prof 
 
 Ai'd i" order to fccin- iheinlelvcs againlt the w.int of, 
 I'lnl'tt tiir Shippuipon an\ eniergetit Oi ralion, the «/-' 
 >«.:',■ .;; poin-ed Woods and b< lel'.sforlhibloie purpofe ; 
 iriwhiJhihc\ v/elldelcrve oi;r Imitation, aii.onji wlioiuj 
 there is very little i-are taken al'tnit the I're'.ervation of 
 'limber, tho* oe.r Shipping be iv eniiiieni a part of 1 ur 
 .Seciirfty and Advai.tai^e. 'This Livy lauli w.is done by 
 SJf'.j,- and as others tell us, by ./'";'■' M^-.rthn their tirif 
 Kinp ; and when iliev had not er.ouijh and fiifiicitnt at 
 home, they were lb wife (as Ibmc ot our neii-hboiiring 
 Countries have been in ictieci of visj to ^et it from 
 their I'Vieiidsand Allies. 
 
 Tb.r tliu-d thinp they lookt alter was thcStrcnp>th of 
 likirShippir!:; and this tliey ih.)U!;l'.i depended ihietly 
 1 u il-.ctui'.c of the Year uu-irTimber was felled, and on 
 liieclrile iV.iinini; and joininmlie I'l.Uiks.ind Heains, Cc. 
 t. ^etl-.ei. Ihe H»iir.hi thonidu the beginnin;.; of Autumn 
 I he httell Time to cut down Timber for Sea Ules, and 
 1:1 par'i.-iilar to Jolt ;it the New Moon. T mil 
 1> felled ihcy called Jl)///V- 
 J-iiieof /V -.7. 
 
 iber ngnt- 
 as \oii may find by this 
 
 /Ur I'. II" 
 
 Sji- u '■ C'tcic V:intii\ 
 
 But wlutlai i;i ihispom: 'hev were not morenii e.exavfl 
 and curi'.us ih.ui is neteliaiy, 1 ruull leave to better 
 Judges. 
 
 'I'o rend-'. ;l.r;r Ships dole, itionj; and eonipa'"*, they 
 di.ivc IJiafsNai 3 thr'.ughal) their \"anks; win. hMct- 
 t.il 'iiii preferred to Iron, toi Hus purpi le, bcvaulc it, 
 was hfs apt to rnlt in the Water. And to hinder Icak- 
 ai-e, an,' 'o render tb.em (tauili and tight a^iainlf thei 
 Water, thev drove in iiuvy.i, i. e. Oakani, as we do 
 now, into all tlie Chinks or Crannys between I'lank and 
 I'laiik. And overall this they put aCoatof Wax, and 
 fouietiaics of I'ltrli, as appeals from F/.ic.«/, hh i. 
 
 ■ .'.1 ;.•:.)» ri..' 
 
 / ;. , 
 
 ■c vulnc:d I SI J. 
 
 Ar.d Inl^ Inuniion .</ .'.^'.-a-.tiibutesto I': i.kc!. Vr^i-mn 
 mentions liieu itliiw, Roliii alio amoni; the Wax and 
 I'ltili. Thts Mu'iire ot I'lt.h and Wax, when taken 
 lit' ih.- Sidcii.f .">l.i|s, i M calls :;y.'/7i, lib. 16. «, i^. 
 .■\: . r.i I \\:i'.linilhe.s, .ind the .Ship laiuKlied, ilie\ iiuide 
 a'w.ns f. f.ilemu tiialof licr, how ll.e wotild lailoi row, 
 .and >.• h.ii was to be depc nded upon from her, belbre t- 
 vcv thev ti.^ ' her m Setvi e : And troiii a Paifape outnf 
 (..-■rri.'s <iili ( >;,ui in atji'iiilt (',•;..', HJ.ifrr thmks 'tis 
 plain, thuihe (Jt'.rcr, who had the cart ol the '1 iial ot 
 new Inulc Shipi, was called the P/i.'or. 
 
 Andihib imuhi'irtlK >'.(;Mtil ( liiifiruftion of Ship", 
 I'tiis Ile^l coiifdei the lev i r.d l'..rts o! a Ship, and 
 
 3fim.j;l.it>am Cimci, Ipolif.tAi]; tc^minr I. fiA 
 lijina fittct — — 
 
 Thefe <'c/'i/)«/:/j triilt nc.ds vcty much retard the JMo- 
 tion of the Ship, and thtrciore I fuppofe wtre foon left 
 oti, as ihc Art of Ship building impioved ; and I know 
 ot nothing like them that we have now. 
 
 Net above the Keclfon and blour was an Hollow, 
 which the Cicrhs called «•"» "'5)', and;«r.»^ the /("mhj 
 I'rjiiuic, ■!':(. the Belly, or middlemoif and lovvelt part 
 ot the Hold. This Place was coinpallcd in by the 
 '.""', Cijis, or Ribs of the Ship, called alio fcrnetiiue 
 i;w;>u. On thcfe the internal I'lanks were iiaileJ, 
 which, together with the x^'TuHalai /s^i-'fi.-, or according 
 to A'ijhfhr.iics the ''•i"W<»^', which aretheH'jA;crBfnJi 
 ■which run round the Ship length-ways, and on whichi 
 Men fet theirFccT, when they clambcrup the Ship's Side: 
 and ihc Ribs, external Plank, fV'". tompofcd the "■>"'?"", 
 /..i.f.'.j or Sidesof the Ship. AndtheJci h of the Ship 
 within board, or height ot her from the ^' .iter without, 
 they divided into three Parts, accotdinp to the Number 
 of the Zones or ff'r/n (much as we now call the Jf<i/«, 
 by ihe names of 1, 2, 3, and ^ ll'a/e from the Water). 
 The lowermoft ff'j/f was called 0»/»f<®-, becat.fe next 
 to the Sea or Water, the middlemott c';", and the up. 
 permoit'-»f''":J^, and according as the Rowers late in 
 any of the Planes of tliele Zones, they were called T/m- 
 l.iit:i:.t, ^viM/.f, and [lutim:. as hath been before ob- 
 ferved. Thcfe '/ones, of Ranks ot Places of the Rowers, 
 the G:eel^- called '''.-"' and •■'■'>.it ■, and the Lniivi Fori 
 For the Foil were not the lame v/lth ihctati^Jirrmai,! fas 
 feme have fancied which arc the uppermoii Decks 01 
 Coverings in a Ship bor l.ia.m mentions the upper and 
 lower /•'.>/, .as being Haces wheic the Rowers fate, in 
 thefc Verfcs, betormeiuioned on another occadon. 
 
 Iiili.tt dilfhfis f.'Jh'i I'ukmia p/iffiin, 
 /It']; implct ililpcrjj Fniot : Tn-pidatur itiujfo 
 Summit iciiii^io, l.d cnun ir.ni rebm in nittH 
 iimt in.ili nnn.iiim t/iuti peue!r.i>at ltd imos. 
 
 And before in lil. 5. -. 10. 
 
 Atfrjiqii^m riipiis jc'.i;ui amfagilus liatifit 
 Adjuinmos irpte.it tjui, d.-Jccndit in u)..l,r. 
 
 In the .Ships Sides were Places or HoIck to thrulf the 
 Oarsoiit at, which if it wete all inone conunued \'acu- 
 ity. Ml. l\'tt-i faiili, the d !•;(;) , ailed 11 "(»«'• : Kiltil, 
 as It was molt ufiial, ca.li (.)ar had itslingk Hole, then 
 thcle difuniit Holesvscie called ^^'i--^ and '\-^^'i:oli>, as 
 appears from Anjl-pl-nua and I'vUux . And ihelnteiprf- 
 teron the lonner (aiili uiily, ihat tlicy were loitieiinies 
 1 called "*«'.'"', from their ai^peating louiething like 
 byes. Thcfe Holes, 'lis plain lioiii i'^iu-, the l-.uf 1 
 calle.l lo/um/.iiM, becaulc ihey were like Holts in a 
 Uo\e-houfe, placed onlerh, one above anctlier. 'J'hcy 
 took their Appellation a'lo (.is the Rowers did irotii 
 tiuir Ijcipht altve il:c Watn, the oipiru.ult being 
 
 called 
 
 and thcit anticm Nanus in the two tamous Languages, 
 thefJrfi-Z^and the l.annr 
 
 Sihejjct faith, the principal Pairs of a .Ship ate, the 
 Prom or l'ron\ the \'upi'ii or Poop, and the /■<-K.*ir 01 
 Belly. In the Belly is tirit conliderable the /<'■/, which 
 is a long Pie, c of Tunbei placed along the Bottom of a 
 Ship, into whii hall he- ground Timbers and Hooks arc 
 taltcncd and bolted tore and aft. 1 his the li^ni.iiii cal- 
 led Cf.rina, and the(.''irl;j -i-~n: aiidf'f'. The Keel wa,s 
 bent 111 Its proper Form, by the means of certain Polls or 
 Timliers to which it was fillened, and whi, li the C,rcel(^ 
 ,-al!ed t'liyi ; and this word C.iiilitlmi thinks antwcred 
 to the /.irt/H 5'.»'i'm/'/(i. Anncnilv they put Kerb only 
 to 'heir l.ong^ Shipi ; ihcir linall Boats, and the iVtucj 
 Oiiemri.i; lieillg Utually without them, as Scbtjjcr thews 
 from lji'\hi us 
 
 Next to the Keel was ihe «">'", the i'<>i««<T, (juirei, 
 or Sink, like our Hollow between the \(f/and K^ecljon, 
 whcte ihe Keel-Rope runs to c!car the Limber-holes, 
 that the Water may come tieely to the Jutlin ot Pump. 
 This ««>»i( lome have confounded with the •^'fl'ii' rjimi^ 
 or Keclfon, which in reality lies above the ««*«", and is 
 frequently by the f^i'r^,,! called ■■ • *•'' '^>->-i.'-: »>,«^fi.sTi*ii> ^ 
 and by Arijhplwncs .'»f@-. ;\t the bottom uf the Keel 
 were placed pieces of Tinibei, to lave ihc Ship ttom 
 danger cif fpringing a I eak, if llie lliouhl happen to 
 itrike upon a Roek, CV. aii,l alio, as /'i*.Alaiili, tofave 
 the Keel frc»iii breaking and wc.iring. 1 hele the t-ivf^^i 
 called A'...(r^».«, ;4nd the / f.t-.ni lunei, as S'i'itfei con- 
 cludes from this of Ovi.i, Lib. 1 1- Mrtnmnrph. v. 'jiii. 
 
 ^g^ 
 
 " 
 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 callc 
 
 1 
 
 the \ 
 
 .'i 
 
 took 
 
 "^ 
 
 Whi< 
 
 ^^H 
 
 theft 
 
 9 
 
 Ab 
 
INl KOVVC I [ON. 
 
 XXIX 
 
 ■i 
 
 llirult t>jf 1 
 ucd \acii- 1 
 '•; lUitil, 1 
 
 lull-, ihLll J 
 
 ■ vi J.J, as •,■ 
 
 c In'i-'ipr'- '* 
 loiiicniiKs ;' 
 thing like f 
 
 lilf I -HI' 1 i 
 
 Holes 111 .1 j 
 
 LI 'lliiy ; 
 JlJ llulli 
 
 .ult In-ing 
 
 c.illol »'• '-", tiio middle Ranks t"^)"", ind thofcnext 
 the W.itiT '"'". The wiiole fpace which the Men 
 took up to lie .inJ row, in the Grerl{i wascaJied <>«»to ■ 
 Which Word Icems alfo to ligiiify the fpaccs between 
 the fevcral O'lUnn Hcmomm- 
 
 Aliovc the V'^'iui, over all the Banks of 0»rs, there 
 iva-i a Palliigc left free to walk in, and therefore calletl 
 Tm>ia.3i-, aiid fometimes ™f»»«'tJ>-, as being camiguous 
 to the uppermort Bank» of Oars. Schfffer thinks, That 
 thL- F.fitiAiicc into the Ship's hold was near this place, 
 and thcrct'oic 'tis callrd Adiim by Ovid, in Libr. ^. Me- 
 t/itftc'ph, 
 
 — . Pun hie mihi maxitn^ Juris 
 
 Inijuf /iJitu fiibfifle 
 
 AiK-ientljr 'twas called /fgw : Which word linniiii hath 
 in this Verrc, Lih. 8- 
 
 Miitijftto^nunt, ageAria ttmgA rrpleniw. 
 
 As 5c/j."«ffc rightly correi5ls the Text: Infteadofthc Vul- 
 gar, /l^urU. 
 
 Let us now leave the middle pait of the Ship, and 
 uio>e forwards into the Fore-Caftle, Head or Prow- 
 Ihis the Grr.'lii called •!•«, and M'i»n>, and the /.«- 
 tiitii P'aia : In fome Ancient Ships, we read, that this 
 part was double, as alio the Stern ; as in that Ship of 
 niMimii, with which he fled into E;^}pi. Here wascon* 
 fijerable, lirft the fi^'W.^ which was a long Pecce '•'' 
 Timber (licking out of the Head, fomcthing tn the form 
 •f a Helmet, and with a kind of Votut» or Scroui at the 
 end win'iini', downwards ; which frotn iis Shape they 
 cal.'cd i»)«« "->>•, it being fomething li^,'. an Eye; this 
 S.o/w was alio called «i»«>.i.^ and «»'°i«M»>«i« : The up- 
 ptirmort Convex part of this, as appvars by the draugnt 
 of the Ancient Tiiremii which Lit\itTui B^yfius pretends 
 CO give us from the ^■ai^.\ Column, was the «><f/rtM»., 
 which the Komitni called itfliijlre, and anfwered to the 
 j«>.<n in the Stern Sunntimcs the Acroftoiia were ot 
 an Orbicular Form, fometimc fhapcd like Wings j and 
 to il there was often an •oti/hh, iantiMu^ « Scutulum, 
 or little Shield alFixcd, and fomctimes a piece of Wood 
 svas elected, to which Ribbonds of divers Colours were 
 hung, and ferved both for Ornament, and DiAiniflion 
 of the Ship : Rut there was ufually in the Prow placed 
 juft below the «*^ the r^eiinuf, the Ancient or Flag 
 by which Ships were not then diftinguilhed, to what 
 Nuioa they belonged, as they are now, but from one 
 another. The Lttines called this P.flura, becaufe it 
 ufually reprefcnted fome Animal, Flower, or fome Ar- 
 tihcial thing, a Trown, G^c. Sometimes alfo this was 
 Atved on a kind of Table, Shield, Gfr. of Wood, and 
 pain'ed afterwards : From the Figure of this Piiri\lcmi,m 
 the Ship took its Name, being called the Dolfhln, if it 
 reprcfented that Fi/h : But with us now, this i$ ufually 
 done from the Piaure in the Stern. In yirpil there are 
 two Palfages confirming this, as I And them cited by Mc- 
 rifotm in his Orbii Mantimui. 
 
 The firft is. 
 
 ————-- i€neiii fufpis 
 
 Prima tenet, rojiro fhrygios inveHa leonei. 
 
 Where tho' the Ship of /Eneat was Sub Tatela Mirr» 
 Deum, whole Image was therefore painted in her Srern, 
 yet in her Prow ihe bore a I.ion or Lions for her Purr.- 
 Ittnum, and fo was denominated &om thence. 
 
 The other is this ; 
 
 Mujfietn cerata Princefsfettt jttjumn tjgri- 
 
 Wlicre 'tis plain the P,tr/ifemum (which was a Tyger) 
 was ill the Prow. In the Head of the Ship there was 
 UC.«r or Hpftrum j the LTfc of which I (hall Ihcw here- 
 after, this was the loweft part of the Head, and ufually 
 under Water. Schrffer faith the Sides of the Prow were 
 c.illed -^'eii, and fometimcs ™f'« : Which Mr. Poita 
 >orre£lsinto tb^i..i, that is Cheeks, in Allufinn man 
 H'lmaiie Face. Between the Sides of the ProworHead 
 was cont.iinod that fpace which the Grcekj called ^f>f"- 
 f". beciufc it was free from Rowers, and this reach- 
 ed from 'he foremoft Oars to the «'>.'>t<\h>. This Prow 
 iir Foro-pa't of the Ship was anciently finely adorned : 
 Somctmics puilded with Gold, and fometimcs painted 
 wiih beautiful and lively Colours. Of which Red was 
 molt ancicmly in ule : For we find Homer giving the 
 (> rek Ships the Titles of fUi,liTO(»ii and »«iri«ti»f«i: This 
 they th'Miiilir very proper for Ships of War, bccaufeit 
 w.uihc Colour of Blood: But fomctime Blew or Sky- 
 
 Coloui was alfo the Falhion, as bearing 
 Hancewith the Colour of theSra: Thus we find in 
 //i»wi. Ships called »«>c»t»e«i from their bifw Heads ; 
 and in //»i//o^/M»p; they arc callrd »'«i</u;.),m Se\rral 
 other Colours were alio ufrd ; and thefc wert net i nly 
 Varnifliis or Colours flightly laid on, but they were 
 done after a much Itrougcr manner ; and annealed in 1 y 
 Wax melted in the Fire, and incorporated withiliePie- 
 menr, lo that neither Wind, Water, nor the lie.it of 
 the Sun, would much damage it. From the Wax ihat 
 was ul'cd in this kind of Painting, it was called "ry. 
 •'", and from its being done by tire •>»««i.,i«.. 'Tj, 
 mentioned by Ovid in the 4th Bock of his Fr/li : 
 Thus, 
 
 Pifia to'oribui iijitt. 
 
 Cm ulem matrtm eohcmn fiiffii habet. 
 
 In thefe Colours, and in divers parts of the Ship, they 
 did ufe to repreliem the Figures of their Dcirics, of Ani- 
 mals, Plants, Flowers, Gc as Bnyfim at large Ihews 
 from the Ancient Monuments. And the manner how 
 they did it is defcribcd by Vitmviui in Ul, 7 c. p. 
 There was alfo one kind of Ornament which, with the 
 'jreel^i, was peculiar to the Prow of a Ship; andwh.re- 
 witli the Extremities of it wore iHorncd • Thcic in gp. 
 ncral they called •'>?<••« ; and by th« Sclioliaft on T*..- 
 cydidei, «in lu^iAt, The I.«<i«m called them Corymb'. 
 as I fuppofe from this of Homr~. 
 
 •fliiv imti'i.Ht Kic^ KOfvi^Ca. 
 
 But the Lutinrs did make ihtfe Ccyr'hi common Orna- 
 ments to the Stern of the Ship, as well ar the Ptov^' ; and 
 in the general, they feem to be much the fame with the 
 
 «J*f«rUi«. 
 
 In the Stern of the Ship, which the Greel{s called 
 •i"^", and their Poets '>^. The Top, or uppermoft 
 part of it, was the «"«'.«!i», or Aphjhc in L^tine ; which 
 was a kind of handfome Shell framed of Boards, and 
 placed over the Captain's Seat in the Poop ; a little 
 lower was a Place called »»nVi:,^ whofe lower part was 
 the Mtma ; and becaufe it was bent in an Arch, like the 
 bead of a Cradle, or of a Basket Chair^ they called it 
 ***'"' : And the Planks of Wofd out ot which this was 
 made, ■^tfdtm. The Poop, o upper part of the Stern 
 was much h^her than the Head, and inciir\arcd in 
 Arch-wife: Mr f'i'rii/ mentions the Commander of the 
 Ship as Handing, —Cdj.: in puppii and Ovid hath it, 
 Statitcm in Piippe reewii . For this was the Pilot or Ma- 
 ker's Place, wno gave Diredlions for fteiring the Ship : 
 And here the Commander in chirf fate, iti the .ibovc- 
 mentioned arched Scat Which /fwnitw calls «'■', the 
 Ltitinei called it D':iti and Taberr. •.culum. In the Stern 
 wis:'.(otUeTutela Naiii.oT the "^iiJlurc or Imapcof the 
 Deity underwhofeProteftionth-Ship waslthought to be, 
 as having tjccn folemnly committed to it. The Stern 
 was alfo 'then, as it is now, the moll honourable part 
 of the Ship : And held fo fiaed, that it was a kind of 
 San(ftuary to retire to in the grcatcft Danger : And this 
 Fmsbfrgiiii (in Schrffer) faith is the Cuflom at this Day 
 in the Mediterranean Ships. It is called by Germ.viicui, 
 VeneranJa Puppii : And i-i'ty fpcaking of the Carthagi- 
 nian Embitfadors petitioning tor Peace of the l{rwans, 
 faith. Lib. 10. c. jS. Cum ad Piippim Pretoria S'avis itt- 
 'effijfrnt, Velamenta fupplicum porrexerunt, crantei implo- 
 rantefj; fidern ^cipimis. 
 
 Let us next conlider the Rigging, 1 ackle, and Inftru- 
 meiits ufed aboard a Ship, both tor common and War- 
 like Ufes. The liittruments necellary for common Ufe, 
 were fuch as were fubfervienc either to her Rowing, 
 Sailing, or both. Thole neceflary for Rowing were 
 firft the Tr.ivjlrnj as the Latinrs called them, becaufe 
 they went a<rofs or a-thwart the Ship, from fide to 
 fide; thefe were the Seats on which the Men fate that 
 rotvcd ; of whom Virgil faith, 
 
 Coifiiiunt Tranjirit 
 
 TheGreek,s called thefe ">«»'". 'A>.i« and fi«': From 
 whence the Latine word Juga in the fame Senfe • Thefe 
 Traujha ferved the Rowers for Bedf as well as Seats ; as 
 is plain from this PalTage out of the Agamemmn of Sc 
 neca. 
 
 — Credita efl vento l{atii 
 
 ^"/"fii Tranjirit Miitt— -~ 
 
 A.«l 
 
XXK 
 
 I iSI 1 i< U l)V t I I 
 
 4^ 
 
 I 
 
 l\f 
 
 M 
 
 If 
 
 n 
 
 ■:t'il 
 
 AikI from this of lVi^</, /£>uiil. \'. 
 
 — C/jciW.i Itixitiiii'i memtia ijuicte 
 
 Sub Jif'nii, fiifi pc> tliiiA Scitiliit Ktiiii*. 
 
 He might very luftly call them dum Snlij.i : Forilicy 
 uiTC unly the bare ctols Bcjms ot the Ship, wiilidlit 
 ;iny IWds u| on them- For to have had fuch woukl in 
 thcfe I'ayb, WDulil haxcbicn thought 'no foil lying lor 
 a SuMiei or a Sailer. Nay tht- very Captain, or Cuin- 
 iiiandrr hiiufelf, dept at Niglu in hts Arched Huit, or 
 Cei.tury Boj, upon the "oop ; where he aboile, eat and 
 dr.tnk by day : And i'luimi; in the 1 lie ol W.V.Ai.iiA-j, 
 takes notiic, that luirie lofter .ind ealiir Methods ot ly- 
 ing, which that (lencral had contrived for huiifelt. Were 
 objiVlcd againll him ;is a gre.n Riuh. 
 
 S. licmi, «»n.i, (irDar-.: Thcle are (bnieljiiieb :.illtil 
 Vitlmulu^ but this word properly lignilies the outermofl 
 hroad ends ol the Oar which Urikc the W'atei : Ihele the 
 (r'N-c/;jcall »»'ai; and they were olteii lined or covered 
 with Brafs : Thefe Oars were ol ditt'erent Length, 
 Strength, and Weight, according .is then: wasoccalion, 
 .ishath been before obferved . The Ibrmiii.c tiling the 
 gtcatelt and longefl . The Ihal/imitx the lealt and 
 Ihorteft. 
 
 J. There were ncceJIity to rowing, ihe LoiaoiSiniifi, 
 by which, as with L Jiern Sticfs, tlic Oars were tilt 
 *ned to the Scihui, that they might not lUp too l.ir om 
 of the .Ships tide, or out nf the hinds of the Koivers 
 Ir'iiiiniin 1 lb. Ici. C. 8. faith, l\fnioi ^i'i.i S:.iii>i i >/'■'/'. ii 
 icV;'.i'i, '^ (u't'.iii c.iils this, <i/-<j'r /{o'l'j, the h'tini; 
 the Oats fr Bullncls The Gul'.'"tiu:ii-i, oi I'adUlc 
 Helms, with whicli the Ship wa-s llecred I'uf whuhbc 
 low,; were alfo bound to then Sc.vmi.s, with iliele /.o.i 
 Thcfe !-,.■.!, the(...-,^j called -c"- .uid if.-'.' i'. And 
 ii: UcJ):l:ius you find »-"«-. tv.*,! u'. llie Kiiiic Sciile. 
 
 4. Sc.il<n 1 was the T/'.«', i'lH or /'f^, pl.ucd in the 
 Hole in the .Ships (ide, c'.. "ii which, as on .in Ohcs 
 or Il'romo.llhii, the Car was fut ; .iiid on wlu.h, as 
 on a Centre, itinovej^ Thei; ■(;; called 11. .illo ' 
 1'^, but llej-rcl'im '■■»• ; and loiiietiincs not only the 
 ('.(.v)r.' «• ill one p.irtKiilai Hole where .in Oar \cas 
 thiufl out and fafteiicd by the l.^n to it, was called 
 Sci\'miii^ but the whole Rank of Oar holes, belonriiig 
 to any p.irticular O'.A. .^nd thole pieces of Leather, 
 wi'h whuli we now line the StAlmus, to favc the Oar 
 from Wearing out too taft at the | ait which plays in the 
 .Vc^.w.'nj; the Ciicck,! called 'M"''^, and ""■.".", There 
 was alfo a piece of Leather laltencd upon the Scat of 
 each Kowcr, which the Oreek: called t.-i-i'" ■ , and thefe 
 were all the Inltrurncnts which I can hnd lucmioncd by 
 Au:hors as fubfcrvicnt to bare Ruwing. i et us next 
 lonlider fuch as were iKvelfny for Sailing- Of thefe 
 the 
 
 1. Were VciV/, which the /..I'/j/rj called Vein ^nA In- 
 wk '. And the Gn-f4 lometiines, «"«>;..'■. Thev called 
 them alfo aifr-"; but moll ufually '■" hom their re 
 quiring a Mift to carrv tiicm. The ."I'l//, liiiie l.iy, was 
 firll invented by l.:,in , others ly /.)r,/^,';,t, At firil 
 there Wjj b"t one Sail in a Ship ; Tnit in a little time 
 we find mention oMdeot the tileot mi'>rc ; v.lvik' Names 
 are 1. ^,nue '■ And this according 'o /'./...v was a kind 
 of Top- fill, ufcd above the .Inicin.i : And fervcd ra- 
 ther to diieifl the Ship, than til forward her .Moiio.i, or 
 give herfrell. wa\. The -tittiniii leems to be the fame 
 «ith what the L.tr'na called 'i.r.fMvni. 
 
 Siimmn f.imlfn:— 
 
 Sii/p-irj Veloriim, fc itutas ei>!ii;_:t /:u)mi. 
 
 LiiLan. Lib. V'. 
 
 For f.i//:j/.' faith the iiipp.v/: were m.h Sails as were born 
 aloft', or rn the Tops oT the M.il'tv 2 '»»"•» were the 
 lowty, or great S.iib, ilie Cejifes, as we now call them 
 ' '. f.) tie M.i 11 fjil and L'ore-iail. Some have coii- 
 l()«iuled the ■"^'" with the '<■■■-, but rhele were very 
 fmallS.ulsiifei ii-ioif where iniheHe.id, oi rather about 
 the I>j\v-fprit: Tiny ,ire Ibinetiiiics c.'ulcd alfo l.ipaiir. 
 f;j.) 'i.iijfu,. was a Sail of the id Degree of Magnitude, 
 iiid as I IcJjJ iiii and Ifio.ionii fay w.is placed in the Stern, 
 I. r, it was the Mizzcn, as 'tis now cal'ed. 
 
 'I lie Matter of whi' li 'he lirll Sails fecm to have been 
 nv.i le WM". I.r.-:i-cr: \S'hich l'i:ir>^ eon. hides tiom the 
 /.,';i«f Word IW/im, .1 I'cilet!: Thefe I e.ithcrn Sails 
 v.eie ufed by the I'oirnf.iu in C.tji::\ time: (V,/. Lib. -^ 
 dc lid'. (),:':. .: But they were generally of Linen at- 
 rnwards, aj thev now arc, and of this I iiieu there was 
 a lort peculiar fM Sad-cloth, v.bi- Ii tliey called C.:ib,i- 
 
 fut. Ai ai'puii by iIji* ot l'i>nil, «nJ ii.ary oilier I'*i- 
 
 —-"---- TumiJo./j infl.itur c.vb.i/m .hiflrt. 
 
 Stiaho tells us, Lib. 4. that the People on the Nili ufca 
 Sails made of Reads ,- and many kinds of Reetli 411J 
 Kullies are ufed for that purpolc to this D.iy in the 
 lir.ji hi.lia, where nothing ij, more common chan iii.ureU 
 i'.i.u, or Sail made of Matts. 
 
 i. The Yards on which the Sailj were hung, or beri 
 •"i, 'he- (;.f.^; called ■•r-'^. the I r.ui.n A'ltenn.r . Jluc 
 SiUin lir.ii.iis calls their Ibmetimes l V/mh.:, in Iniiiatiir. 
 of the O/cc/;. 
 
 — I'cU.i; Siipi'ibit cnf.ia 
 
 ( "'u ntpiJui/i Iciiiiict Hii.c.vti, (iCiiinibui cmuc. 
 C'ihj!i':_ ,.-/ jluiii 
 
 The P.ins of the Yaids next the Maft, by which thev 
 Hide up and down upon it, iliey called »^:i^. and n:«t 
 ■"• : I he parts of the V.ird farthelt from tlie Ma(» ,1,^^' 
 called ->.■.,., B,^,/v., ,,,. ,, we fay, the Yard Aiin^. 
 But the veiy exiream I'.iris ol all, ihey named .x^-.'.., . 
 the Tipsor I'oiiitsofilie Vard-Aims. 
 
 i- '■'• the Mall in/<ifi«, Al.)/;./, was the uprij-ht 
 1 olc that boie the Yard, and on which it moveil up ,nnj 
 down. At hrlf there was but one Malt ; and this was 
 I'l.aced exactly in the middle of the Ship : And there- 
 lore its Step, or Hole in which it w.ts placed was cal- 
 leil by the („,•;/;; /..-i •,-..•, and by the L.uiiie, AW/i,.-. 
 But the i. '-.t. ,,1'H .Mif, was a place provided a-lhoto 10 
 lay op the M.ills, Yaiifs, C\. in, bccaufe whenever t}iey 
 caiiie a Ihiiiethey did ule 10 take down ihe Malls in 
 tholedavs. 'Lhe I'artsof ilie Mall were, 1 . '•'"••i", the 
 Foot of II, which went into the Hole it Step. i. 'i,,, 
 or as Aii.,,i.,ui writes it 'i'v>-.'-, the lame with ■r»»-.j-.,6>.' 
 was that part of iheMaft to whiJi the Yard was tutfj 
 when tiie Sail was fct. 15. c-<„,.,:,, the round Top of 
 the Mall, where Men flood to look out for Land, and 
 in tin^e of bight tothrow Uaris, Cc the Lop-mall aboie 
 this Was called "t'-', and the very bxtrenuty 01 To- 
 ol it tbcC.fi^j called . »tj'>, on which hung a i'endan't* 
 or Streamer called ^ '■,•.»', 
 
 4. iTutu., j«w.-j mCtncral Of which the A(.couit 
 in the Ancient Writers is very obfciire. S.icHei thinks 
 the y..tn«f J called tlic //.jZ/m./j and Ufn with which 
 the Yards were hoiftcd up, or loweicd upon occation 
 Kjidciilci : And ihefe Vcgctim calls tunes Chnlr.tcni froin 
 the O.eck. ■^>-", dimiiioe. SiiiJns leems to limit the 
 :-ws.;i fo, as that we arc to undciftand by them only 
 thole Bread Ropes and Pairels, which fallen the Yards 
 to the Malls. The C.-hl/.i,j, Amlmui and Avqnin/i, 
 feems to ha' e been what we now call a lUr.cr, which 
 IS a R<ipeat each end of the ^'ard-Aim, by means of 
 wiii.li the Yard is Ijui-.ieJ, fan. Jul, &c. or fct in any 
 Pulition, which IS bed, that the Sail may draw the moll 
 Wind i and whether thefe be not what H wc calls the 
 '-«"■'., what S:.i.lj> calls w.fii,, and tiie / .if.wj Opi- 
 t'r'f, liiK.e they Icem to be intended, by the el.irk Ue 
 fcriptions we have ol them, for the lame life ; 1 mult 
 have the Le.nned Rcider tu |udge. Thefe Ropes be- 
 longed all to the Yard ; but the "■■'■■', OT I'.-Mi Were 
 immediately fallned to ilie Sails: Thcfe I take- to be 
 what wc now call the .S'l.-cn ; which are Ropes bent to 
 the Clews of the Sails, and .are deligned to hale ctf, or 
 bale on the Sail as tlicie is oceafioi'i, and accordin? m 
 the Wind veers about- The Ropes with which they 
 ufcd to lltike ot raife their Mall, Schctfo ■'■om the SJic- 
 liaftupon ApUloiiit.!, calls ,"i..>i»i, A/c/M/i.c : Winch I 
 take to be the Stcys of the Malts : And thoib Hopes 
 which Iheiigthen, keep, cred, and fupport the Malts 
 fides way, he laith weie called Tfi'^-n, l'ntvi:ei ■ i.e. 
 a kind of $//.u.(j. The K"-:*--!" leems to have Lccii ci- 
 ther the Taikle, or a block with Shivers jn n, thro" 
 which the lunning Ropca of the Ship went. The Ca- 
 bles, Hawfeis, or Ropes by which the Ship rode at An? 
 >.hor, the (o.ri;! called -"-.'wra and fumtiimes '-"""-n : 
 The / -itiiies ^hich'.nn ; and A>,cim. 1:1,1 ; The l-'ctictt/sm 
 long ago ufcd Iron Chains inltead of thefi;, .as V.rlnr 
 oblerves : Ancbo- i- po fitiiibm lefen i.ticius laiiiii.t. 
 The Rope with uhich any Ship or Boat was towed a- 
 long afte'r anniher at Sea: Or on Shore by Men or 
 Horles: The (^ I cf-'.'i called •■)i.., Iuh^.h and .--f"i'»" : Ibj 
 l.miiifs IMic.'ci.wj and /<.'w;m.v/ . And by F'/^in and //j- 
 li 111 tiic We.rd Spitn is retained. 1 hofe Ropes by 
 winch any Ship was fjllened a-ihore, the (->«/;< called 
 y^.1„',ih-jm,r,i.r,:, and ■r,iu<'c,i. But the /(cwmhi 
 i{i-:in.iciiU. And ufuaiJy near the Water ll.le where 
 Ships lay, there were great Stones let up, with Holes 
 
 L'ore^ 
 
INTRO DV C 1 1 N. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 l)ortd in tficm M let the Reiinitcuii t\\sd : Theft; Sioncs 
 tU- f.>ff(i/ called Ak".».« : Um lomctimcs Ancliotswere 
 iilcd alfi) lor this purpolc j and (binctimes Pofts ft* "H | 
 with Rings on ihcm ; whii h I>//hj tells ik. were called , 
 Tovfil t. "There was a Roj>c alio which they called Toi - ! 
 meninm, which went from Head to Stern, and wasufcd 
 to keep the Shiplipht touetlict in hard Weather, as///- 
 tl'irui laith; and ol this kind, as Hjiiw obfcrvcs, muft 
 the lhf«:{umitt.x be, which lire mcniioned by St. Inke to 
 Le iifed about the Shu. m wliiih St. r.ml was 111 ip- 
 wrackt. 'Tis pl.iiii I'udi nleil lo be carried to Sea j for 
 /lrif».«(; faith, in Piahmi) l'l<il«p.ita:'s Ship there were 
 II luch provided, whi, li were 600 Cubits in length 
 each of them ; bcinn Cables Kmn enough to compafs 
 the Ship all round about, and I'o 10 keep her from fal- 
 hnf. or breaking to pieces. Thai lii. h thin_i;b were pta- 
 Ctifcd ai other limes alfo, is apparent from the Arcomit 
 wo ha^cof. //>/■. Alcx.tnci'inui hisblamin,!;ScA/. Pompeius . 
 Bcoaulc lie piirl'ued not the Enemies Ships hard enough af- 
 ttr he had woidcd them, bmfntfeicd them to fave their 
 tlifaoled lliairer'd Ships, by iinjcr-(iirting them with 
 .•\nd as it is plain from this vii Ihrnce. 
 
 6. '"c, which /yi;rfir«j and tu.i/ii/J cMi .:iiipiijtei 
 and IleruUotui, v"''"!'" "Ji", was the Soumlmj; Line and 
 Plummet, with which th/ry both eitaniined the Depth of 
 the .Sea, and alfo nndcriiood the Nature of the Botti-m 
 or Ground, over which the Ship was. 
 
 7. ■^<^^.■... .,;Ai.,_ which i'rjius calls I'llkn/i, vvai iii« 
 Ship's Pump, whereby to free her from the Water vi lud- 
 Icaksinco tlic Hold. This Lucretiui calls llnujhum- 
 
 Vt Hiiiics icrfitre ^t.ii .V,]; lUuJim uU.-inus- 
 
 8. K..1<i, which Snplmki calls »^''t« . '1 iie /.,;■, f,, 
 retained the word C>«r«i, wliKh was a itint.t; l'o!f ( 
 fuflifient Length, by whuh they tended otl' the Ship 
 from llrikinij a;.;;nn(i Ko, kv, Shelves O.'. .inci ailc Iti 
 "lerolV lijiii the Slioreiniii thcM'aur : Thele ha,l, ?.(. 
 
 iiir Setting I'oles to tins day have, lion Spikes at tlli 
 ottoni, as appears from thib of (V/^;. 
 
 U( 
 
 pe 
 
 , sine Vuiiitiiii :ix Jiirr.ii-Ci-.riti* 
 
 I'rJJiiit Inifciiofiui .E./wi)'. 
 
 ^. \\„iJn-<^ Ciibertiticiih, thcRudJcr;,; In the ancient 
 Slnp-. wiie a kind of Paddles, ct iironi^ Oars with 
 bmaJ Palm-, ; thcfe were faflened on a Sir.lwui on each 
 tide of the .Sicriiof the Ship, not jiill behind as our Rud- 
 ders ire, but where llie begins to round away cowards 
 llie Srern I'oH. .Soineiiines tlKfo were called /'/:<•(' c. 
 The fever.d I'arfi of thefe Rudders had thofc Names, 
 • iw", Ct.U'ii', which was a Nail, or Sprig of Iron, which 
 went a-crofs thro' the I'cfi'n, at the end of the .I'lfi, 
 to keep the Ruddrr ripjii in the 'iiv/wn.'. »''<•, I'eiiic.i, 
 the roiiiid long Pole ruunini; thro' the middle of tlie 
 broad paic of their Paddle: Vituji 1, I'iniM, the broad 
 pait (il'the Paildle, on each fide ot th,; I'ciiici. »->», 
 Ww/.;, the h.iiulle or 7V/'e , which the Stevrf-man hvid 
 in his hand. Some fmall Iioats had but one of thcfe Rud- 
 ders, and then that was plarediult behind in the middle 
 of I he Stern , but the larger Ships had always two at the 
 lealt, difpoicJ as is above laid: And I'loUmy Philnpjtin's 
 Great Ship had four. In fome of their Ships of War, 
 there were alio Rudders in the I'ore-lliip, that fo they 
 might Iker away Stern formod, if there were Occa- 
 fion. 
 
 5. »V/,(5«, /li,;horti. This was firll the Invention of 
 the Tyrrlvnir.iii, as I'ihiy faith, tho' others attribute it to 
 Mid.ii, the Son of Cordlon : They were very anciently 
 made oi Stone; And that not only as being great Stones 
 tvith Holes bored thro' to fallen Boats to, as in Rivers 
 now a-days ; but formed into the Shape and Figure, 
 nearly, 01 our prefcnt Iron Anchors: And l.uJotiaa 
 tiptnanu: tells us, that at Cj'eciit, in the i:.ifi Indies, 
 Marble Anchois are ufed to this day, the like others re- 
 late of Jo/i-iw. W?/'ra.<uj faith, that in I'lolomy Philop.t- 
 tor\ Ship there were four Wooden, and eight Iron An 
 chors. But thefe Anchors ot Wood, Sclieffer thinks, 
 were not of the Figure of ours ; but only pieces of 
 Wood, with Lead calt into them, by the weight of 
 which the Ship was llaid. And this he gathers Irem a 
 Paflage in Oio<iori/i,I,ib.V. where he laith, that the P/w- 
 niciani coming into lii'.ly to buy Silver, and 'ending ve- 
 ry great Plenty of it, they took out the L. ' out of 
 their Anchors, and put Silver in the room of it. They 
 uled alfo for the fame purpofe Pyramidal Baskets, 
 which they filled with Stones and Pebbles, efpccially 
 in hard Ground, where the Fluke of an Anchor would 
 not take hold, and thofc Anchors they called «u»'Woi, 
 as I'ohr.nui tells us in the Hiftory ui lpl<ic' ates, Lib. j. 
 exemp. 58. In time they came to nuke their Anchors 
 of Iron , but at firft they had but one Fluke, thcfe the 
 ii: eckj called '''eitt.wj" ; but alter foiiic time, EufnL:miui 
 or fome fliy Amci^arjis, a Scyrlii.m Philofophcr, found 
 out, that 1'. was better they Ihould have two Fluke 
 this the Grcf/y called .tue^si^'-SV and «>tiCi>.'^ ; auj 
 the [{(<mrns, Anchi r. Biiiens. The An'ienis, as well as 
 t!ic Moderns, ufed feveral Anchors aboard their Ships 
 Of which the flrongcft and largeft the 'Jirei!j called ''■?,«, 
 the Lntina, Sacra ■ The fame with what our Seamen 
 call now the Sheet Anchor. Whether they made ufe of 
 any Stock to go thro' the Ring of the Anchor, in order 
 ro keep the Arms right, lo that the Fluke might ftrike 
 into the Ground ; as one would think they muff needs 
 do, is not certain : There tcing not above one or two 
 ancient Coins that exprcfs any fuch thing .■ But this in- 
 deed, as Scttffer obfervcs, may arife from wart ot Care 
 ih thofe that made the Dies for Mcddals. 
 
 Confurgmit t^ant.e, ii mngnoclaniortmnr.-.ntnr ; 
 Ferrato/,]^ Sudei, i-l acuiiciijplde Cintis 
 
 I'.ypedinnh -■ - 
 
 .tneid 5. 
 
 A Boat that had neither Sails nor Oars, and which ■jtjA 
 fet_, orfhov'dalong only by thefe C hi, tlie iin-ck,icMf:C 
 ""'*"•'; from their Via the t{umiini called ilieiii uilc, 
 Tiiiilei, and fon.etirucs Su.l.i. 
 
 7. AjuA^j,,,, i,,.a, l,^,;^., jml ';,4,,, ,'^^ ,,, l„ti,ie S.'.lui- 
 
 r.», the BallaA, was then, as it i< now, tilually^f' S;ind, 
 i,r fiiiall Duny Gravel, cA. and iiad the lair.i. uli with 
 them, as with Ui, 
 
 Having I hiibihewed you the Inftrumeiits aboard tne 
 anticnc Ships, which wire nccellary to fail and row 
 them, we Will next conlider their Armature, and aftci 
 what manner their Ships of War rrf/i.ii-./ their Hncmies, 
 and ttcfcndni ihemlclvcs. And hrft, the Old Ships ot 
 War were famous tor their 'a £■■ « or k.-nn, which were 
 Beams of Wood flicking out forward in the Hcjd ot the 
 Ship, armed fometimes withBrals, and foiiietuncs with 
 Iron Spikes, and their ufe was to run into the SidiS ol 
 the Knemies Ships under Water, and io by making Holes 
 in them, to link them. Thefe do not appear to have 
 been in ufe in Horner a Time, for in him there is lio 
 mention of thein. But yet /Ejchyiui calls NW/.^r's Ship 
 Ju.^fi/.i^ J and Hurypidei in his Iphif^euin fpcaks of Bra- 
 zcri Ho/}r,i, uled in the G'«//ih Ships, as long agCas the 
 Troinn War ; but 'tis probable they defcribed the anticnt 
 Ships, as built after the manner of thofe of their own 
 Age. Thelnventionof thefc/(2//)<» isby fomeattribmcd 
 to one /Irijlo a Corlnthinn ; and he communicatmg this 
 to the SyMcu/irt/i;, it proved of great Advantage to'them 
 in a Sea-fight which they loon after had with the Aihe- 
 nijni For by this new Device feveral of the Craian 
 Ships were broken and funk, as i>:odmus S icidtismf. nuom. 
 Lilwj. Thek litjhti are fpoken of by Ci/z-i, Lib. ij. 
 c, 14. and I'liny, iib. 7. c. 57. will have one I'Hrus, 
 whom in the fame Chapter he calls Tm/ifnnj, and faith 
 that he invented the Trumpet, to be the firft Author ot 
 Inventor of them. Ac lirlt they were made very lirge 
 and long ; but afterwards finJing that they too much 
 hinder'd the Motion of the Ship, they were inade left 
 and fliorter : For they were placed ufually under the 
 Surface of the Water, as appears from this Paffage in 
 l-7;^i7, y£neid. 5. 
 
 Toiumi], drhfic! 
 
 Convuljiim /{ctnis, l{i>jhijq;ft,idemibus .'S.ijtsor, 
 
 But there are fome old Medals that cxprefs the H^firn as 
 partly above, aiidpaitly under Water, in the Ships ufed 
 in the tirft P»hu/;^ War. And Sch:tfer trom Dicd,n,s at- 
 tr buccs the Contrivance of placing thefe H^flra entirely 
 under Water, and not the firll Invention of them, to 
 .Irilhthe Coiimlti.in. TheNumbcr of thefe /^"./r.i was 
 uncertain : Sometimes a Ship had but one, fotnetmics 
 two or three of them . P:i..tny Pininpntc'i vaft Ship is 
 faid to have had feven Hsftr.t, and yF.fcl.yliis makes \'i-- 
 llcr's Ship to have tenof them. Their Figure was often 
 that of the Beak of a Bird, the Head of a Serpent or of 
 fome Beall, and from thence came the Name Hcllr,-. 
 They were only in Ships of War, which therefore are 
 often called Nitvet R^ftrntJi. 
 
 I The ■f™'''^' alfo, as the Gr«/;.J call thctn, were ano- 
 ther part of the Armature of the Anticnts Men of War ; 
 and thefe were thick, itrong, and pixiportioiiablv long 
 . Beams, coming outof each fide id" the Prow or He id of 
 the Ship, in order to fend off againft the Stroke of the 
 I Fnsmies i^o/?M. Scif/f'cr thinks that rheCcrinthinnt iii- 
 
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 vcnKiUhife Kpotik:, anJ tlut the Srr,icufi.ini were the weight, would make its FoKe, to break the aJvcrfeSlii>, 
 
 tirll th,« t;ilowi'il ilicir J'.xaiiiplc. Ihcy were alwayl'the greater. 
 
 I'lici'd 111 ihe ForcOity, ..iiJ ,('ii(i-i]iii:tuly the I'tyniolo- I Ihere wetc airofcvcral other liiftriimoms of Mif.hiiti 
 
 fiUs are niiltakiii, wl'Otix ihem m the Siern part alfo.j which the Aiirietiij iiiaileiirc of in aSia-tiphi, is ll.i ■ 
 t ildth II t api'i-ar that the /(d»."i< had any tJainc of ' />rt;{i>»if i or H.if/i/i;.f, wlij, h were long P(i!es wuli Irnn 
 
 ilior own f.ir ilufe I'.f'fid.'!, nor Jo their Ci") or AM 
 b .■< fxprcfs their Figure Ihii in loitic of the Grtck. 
 Meil.iUihey arc very plain, an Inltance rf which Scltffer 
 I'ivcs Irom / '?;'"'. lie alio thinks, that thofe Beams 
 wliiili ,-ire Ibn-.erinies d(t>riUd on Coiin, as (ticking 
 'jiitdneai> tcrw.ir.!, an! over the l{jhn (wliiih I fup- 
 pnfe were moveable, an.l were t.ikrii in when the .Sliip 
 atra-k. d tlic l-iiemy with licr ft^/^.r, iivi thrull out 
 when ll.e wasatraiked) were called al(b l.rciiii-i. Thi 
 Ireaking dtV thcle /;/■ n<ifi, and fo difabling a Ship 
 tVoiii n.wini} was, as I hax e abuvc Ihewn, one ot the 
 chief Ainisol every advcrl'e Slii^v 
 
 Aii'^'dier part of the Arm.mie of the Aniients Ships, 
 wrtilic ' " or C.ti .ijl I om,ti '■ , whiih {mm I'micyJiaei, 
 i' '>'/;.., /'•./« \, ;/'/iJwi/(, *c. we learn were cenain 
 Decks or Stapes of Wood on whith the Soldiers ftood to 
 fij'.h , in a Ship of War, ami to throw Darts, Javelins, 
 O. . at the Hiienr . I'ci «i::ui ealls this Deck the Coiifii a- 
 t.iviS:.:i ; whenc fich Ships as had thefe Cnti-flrcmiitii, 
 llic l.iht's i-alle^ .N>w;('.^';/?,,i/«, the '."'rrlc! " ' " . 
 and (oine-imi '■ thev .ailed the l■.,^f■."»•« by the Name of 
 nyif, tj'it. Thcle .\;!'rj Coiilhaii weie oppofed to the 
 Apc-t*m •if«^'«i, /. •. as we now call litem, Op-nUomi. 
 I'tii.i, 1 lb. 7. c. t,. aufibiitcs the Invention of thcfcC<t- 
 i,Tjh'm.u.i to T'vf//i(/, and faith, that before Men fought 
 only in the Head and Stem of the Ship, where there 
 weic fonie r.i/';//4 or Frames of Boards ercifted for the 
 Men to (taiid or, efpctially in the Head of the Ship 
 Andthis Ciiflom of lu.crin^ the Ships of War only in 
 part, remained tdl the time of Thtmijhcles : For it ap- 
 pears by Hirtory, that the Ships tha: fiuij>ht anainft the 
 .£;■«■' f, Coreyti, and alio agaiiill .W.vf;, were only 
 fovercdover with Decks, Stages or C.ui^ftiom.it.t in the 
 Head and Stern: For, asToKcr./i'J.v exprelfvs it, »i »""'' 
 •^i,!tii ,\)ttJim wwini u'rf^Hf'o. Somc Writers havc con- 
 founded thcfc C.iMy?'0(«.tM with the Fo'i, but fallly ; 
 for the For; were a kindof Divilions of the Rowers into 
 CLilJa i but thcle Decks were above all the Oarj, and 
 over all rhe Rowers Heads, and were the highelt part of 
 the Ship, OT thcl'mfi'^iuc^lif, asthcy arefomctimescal- 
 led, wljero the Soldiers ftood to fight. 
 
 Biffins obfcrves, that there were foine of the lelfer 
 Ships which were covered clofc over for thcit Security 
 againfl Darts, ilfc. And Cit/jr faith of the M.tJ]ilimfei, 
 l.ih.i. de Bel. Civil, that they ufed Fifhing Boats clofe 
 covered, to rccurc their Rowers from the Danger of iho 
 Fincmici Darts. But Schjfcr thinks this was rather by 
 way of erev'ting Blinds, H^iifl Clotlxi, 8cc. or fonic Co- 
 vering or Defences perpendicularly on the Ship's Side, 
 than by a Covering quite over at the top. Attdthis 
 kind of Defence Tliucydidci calls ™f«f«>»'ii1«, the LaitHci 
 I'iuti:, and it was made fometimes of ftrong Leather, 
 and lometimts of Pieces of Kop<s platted together. 
 The (iieeki called thefe alfo ■mht'j^tup". iBt»Cx»,<(*"«. ./jv 
 
 fc>Kff'* and •mf«:»VJ«awVa. 
 
 Hooks at ilw Fnds, to hold the Fnrini^s .Ships, th it iliev 
 might not pctoff. M^hni htrre*. wliieh ,»/.,/.(;,• f.iith 
 wereof two lortS, either a kind of (Jantleis which iliey 
 put oniheir Hands to lave ilieni from Cms, Hl'>«s, lire, 
 ttfi. andalfo a kiml of Iron Hotks or Grj|lcs wh\li 
 they fiftencd at the Fiid of a Kopc, to thtow into ai..l 
 aiiJ catch hold of ilicFncmicsMup, Ki^piiip, <J:. Thcr 
 ofed aifi h'.ilcei, or large ciiuing Hooks, which wcie 
 faftened at the Fhd of long Poles, to cut Ri|(gini{. Thcle 
 Hooks and Poles fonictiincs were de(ignei.l to lay hoid 
 only of the EiiAnies Ship and Rigging, and then the 
 (;!<■»/(;» called tlieni ■"»«'« '«»v.»^, the L.uins, VtUt' - 
 /)<i/m, NuxnIeiVni:!, tnd Hnfl.r Unjt, the fame with the 
 llittfdgcnei, as I fuppolc ; and an Inltiunieiii »»hich they 
 called Bipeiinii, to cut thcRuddei BaiuKof the bnemiei 
 Ships. The ufiial Arms of the Soldiers were nearly the 
 fame as in the Land Service, vix. TUntcei, Brealt- plates, 
 Chpri, Shields or Bucklers, C.iks, Helmets or Head- 
 pieces, together with f.'(»iir/f(r of Iron, and fc>c4irj of 
 the fame, to fccuie their Legs. They had alio aiiEn- 
 ginccallcd differ, which I'.^rtim Jd'ctibesto be a llciulct 
 long Beam, like a Yard, which in lime of Aiilim was 
 llung upon the Maf), and had at each end an Iron Head 
 lilvc a Nattering Ram. This /IjJW they had a w.iy of 
 forcibly dtivingagainlUhe Enemies Ships; and it would 
 deftroy and ruin any Men rhat it fell upon, and ibmc- 
 times break a Hole through the Ship it felf. At the 
 Ends of their Yardsihcy had alfo oftentimes «'t«'«i pla- 
 ced, which were Kngines to throw Stones down into the 
 l:ncmies Ships. Diodarui Sicului, Lib. 12 Livi calls 
 them Ttllctii, and by fomc Writers 'tis tailed Ciccni,i, 
 •'•", TcU.-n". They ufed alfo the C.nii, which were 
 Pieces of folid Iron with j Spikes to them, and a Ring 
 on the top (according to Schrffer) to which an lion 
 Chain was faftened. Thefe were violently thrown by 
 an Engine into the Enemies Ships, and did often break 
 Holes in her, but moft times held herfo faft linkt, that 
 they could not get off. The way to prevent thefe Co. ; i 
 and M»nuiFnrt*hom taking effeS, was, as Pu//;/»- faith, 
 to ftretch Hides all over theii Decks. They ufed allii 
 Sifhonei, as they called them, that is, T:ubei, or hollow 
 Cylinders fillctl with cotibuftible Matter, which would 
 fuddenly take Fire, and break out upon the Enemy with 
 Flame, Nolle, and Smoke. Ignu cum Vcnitni (Jhnmt 
 is^nito per SifUttti tmijfm S ito iiiccntt-m. And fome- 
 times they threw Pots of burning Coals, fometimes of 
 Quick-lime, to blind them ; and iinnniM iifeJ to thfow 
 Earthen Pots tilled with Serpents, as Juftiiie and Or. 
 Nefoi tell us. And to compleat all Mifchicfs in one, 
 the Ignii Grtiiii, as 'tis called from Crerce, the Place 
 where it was invented by one CixlUnicu! a $yi(iu A'chi- 
 tc(S ; which was a Fire that would burn under Water, 
 and asfome fay, be kindled by it .■ After it had been a 
 convenient time lodged deep in the Water, it would rife 
 up and burn any thing that came in its way. Ste;(.iitti 
 
 Another part of the Armature of the Antient Ships , his Hift. Naval. I'au media, p. iy6. The Mifchic\ous 
 of War, was their Towers ; thefe were chiefly ufed by j Confequence of which way of fighting Liicau dcfcribe«, 
 the l\(ii!ia>n, and were continued as long as to the time of Lih. 3. Thus : 
 
 1 f'opug- 
 I/, faitn 
 
 tl 
 
 Vointiiodi 
 
 ti.icula, 1(1 in Mare quo-jue pu^'ietur, vclut e Muri 
 I'Uni, Lib. 5 J. CI. Sometimes there was a Tower 
 both in the t^ead and Stern of the Ship, and fometimes 
 one on each Side of the Ship about the middle. Plu- 
 taicb calls thefe Rowers 6''."<i, becaufe they were fra- 
 med of W(»d. Somc will havc Agripp* in Auguftui his 
 Time, to be the fiift Inventor of thefe Towers, asSrr- 
 tiui upon Virgil, ^fiar,!., CMiui Hjiodigniui, &c. But 
 certain it is, tliey are mentioned by C*Jnr, lib. 3. Je Bet. 
 C. . and / ii.3. de Bell- GnH- They ivercof different 
 Forms and Figures, according as their Deligns andUfcs 
 wc le diffsteni, and were painted of divers Colours both 
 forOrnaincm and Diftinclion. Out of them the Sol- 
 diers calt Dans and .Stones, Ihot Arrows, C^r. at the 
 (•iiciny, and by their help ihcycame near to and fcalcd 
 d c Walls of .Sea Port Towns' in Sieges. 
 
 The next Weapon or Inftrument of War, which the 
 antient Ships ufed, was, what they called the *'*«" or 
 Doif :>:>!, which was a vaft Weight of Lead or Iron caft 
 into the Form of a Dolphin, and in time of a Fight was 
 driwn upby Piilijs to the end of the Ya'-d- Arm, which 
 when they could conveniently, they let go all of a fud- 
 dcn, that it might fall into the Enemies Ship, and fo 
 link it; and periiapsalfo they had fome Device to throw 
 it with Ibine \ ioltnce, which added to its own great 
 
 NuSa tamen plutes hie edidit tquore Clidci 
 Quam pelage diverfa Luei. Sam pii'giiitui Igiiii 
 Af[ixusti.vi, (3 teilo Sulphur e viiia.\ 
 Spargitut ai fiicilet piaeerealimentaCaiind 
 Nunc pice, luirK liquida rapture incendia Cera. 
 
 And again. 
 
 Nee flammii fuperant unit, fpatfijq; per /Ettur 
 Jam ratihui, fragmenta ferus fAi vetidieat Ignis. 
 
 But Jet lis leave this dreadftilSubjen, to conlider foaie- 
 thin^ more pleafine and agreeable. 
 
 Tifie Greeks v\d Himain had feveral Peculiarities in 
 their Method of adorning their Ships. I have already 
 obferved, that they ufed to paint the Prow of their Ship* 
 with Red, Blue, and fometimes White Colours, 10 
 ftrongly, that no Weather ivsuld injure it : The Me- 
 thod of doing which was by btirning in the Colours with 
 Oil and Wax, as Viirui,iiit defcribes it at large, Lit, 7. 
 c. 9. and this Method of Painting the Greeks called £n> 
 caufiicc: And fometimes with this they ufed to paint ilie 
 Figuresof Animals, Plants, Flowers, (^c. IntneFleads 
 of^theit Ships they had alio folid Adornments carved in 
 the Form of Helmets, downs, round Bails, which tha 
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 (;.fr((/ •«r('\'« and ««?;'", and ilic l.AtinnCon'nb* \ 
 and by fomc Authors they arc railed R-'lh/i. In the 
 Stern tiK-y had akiiidot Shell rtaiiicd of Boards, which 
 turned forward over the Commander's Seat : Tlii% the 
 
 Gi'i'filt.' I ailed '*•*•"■, and the /n/iMfy /Iphiflie. Behind 
 the Aniuftre flood np a Ion;; and Urait Stafl', about ihc 
 middle of whiihwas fallciicd a p.inlvoloiired Pendant, 
 whuh phy'd to and lio in the Wiii.l, and Ihewed alfo 
 whii-h wa'i It Mew Of this t)tn:iiiient lUijiin p.vcs a 
 higure. AnoiherOrnaincnt wJs the ^''"'i'"^, oi/lnlei- 
 uiiii, which iho' Ionic will have to belong to the Htail, 
 yet moll Authors pl.icc in the I'nop of the Ship : It was 
 llie I'lf.meof a Coofeliis Ht.nl ,in.l Nivk, and w.is uln- 
 ally pl.iccil .lojniniiii? to i\k- Aj.'iJI.r 'riielioulc was 
 lookt upon as.111 Animal of pooc'.Onu'n to Seamen, be- 
 lanle ot iislwiMmiitin lo well In the Water, without 
 kUm;erof ilriAvnniH. They nl'ed all" liiineiinits to pild 
 the Head .ind Stern of their Ships with (iold ; and Iniiie- 
 tinics they lilvered tlieiii o'er; and foiiicinics made the 
 .■Icrrjl. Hjui' (Jold, Ivory, (j'.: .•)'./■, /.i./ef had the S.iils 
 of hisShipnt I'urplc, ashadalfo Ci'f/"»/».i tliol'e of her 
 failioi's flally ; and often tlicy iifed Cloih paititeil of a 
 Flame CV iir, and fonictimes witli Infcriptionsor Mot- 
 to s upon them. Sm-rtihiii mentions Ships of C'.i.i^ii/n, 
 whole Sails were of various Colours ; and fometimes 
 they painted and pilded the very ()ar<, aecordinj; to the 
 Hinnoiii of the Cominandei-, oi tlieOiRiiity of the Ex- 
 pedition, iir till' Qiulityof the I'alleiifjers, w.'. 
 
 But till/ the Tans of the Ship were thus beautified and 
 adornc !, the common Saili rs 'henilelses iverc nenerally 
 naked almoll all over. I'JIoi Ipcakinj^ of the Wife of 
 Antmiii!^ faith, I'l Cimp/min /cl.yi nmnnA Linen tn clji- 
 Jel'.it 4,t l:^-ii,lii ex \i'i/i:is, niii ple'iiiii,j; wi.li 
 
 "tutu, (111)' confounded with ii Ly (omc Wtiteri ; Tor the 
 r,itrl.i was the linage uf fune l)citv under wliofe Tn . 
 tcdkion the Ship was fu|ipol'd peculiarly to be : '1 1114 
 iuirlii was placed in the Stem, which 'va.H tlier.fcfc 
 accounted the mud licted (ait ui 'he Ship, and wai 
 liimetiiTici a catv"d Iniaft, but mod '.mi.'p.iim.d, »■■ 
 appears from OvU 
 
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 The Name of fa>.b Slnp was ufually written in ilift 
 I'ront (i (he Ship's bkid, alv-nt tlie A.-Jh'- ,;. Til* 
 Flaie where thi Niine was wiifcn, l'i'l:.\ (aiib, iho 
 ''"■/.■ called "■■:-' ; and it wisilniie upon 1 lonndilli or 
 oval Board, whu li fioiriits I'l ",iiie the 'iic 1 1 litqiieiitly 
 eill .tOiutif., "I'ln; ts;.||„c ,,1 i|„-,Slnp w.i.iil" .iv ,m1.i.ii 
 tioiii the I'.nalctni.iii, a we fa. ! 1 1 1 le. 
 
 I he I'ritornn Ship was a'l 1 dilliiifMlll.id frum ti.'S 
 red by a petuliar (' .vi ' ,-ii 11 Fla;;, vvlmli was iifiully id' 
 a I'nrple or Ucd Colour, and h 'ilU'd up upon a lung 
 I'ole or Staff placed comniunly in ilie borecallle ol ths 
 Ship, aitt ibmetiiHcs in th; Stern. In the /( /noi I'r.e- 
 lorian Ships, the E.iijle, as a St.indaril, was often dil- 
 pjayed, as appears fioinanlnnt Ml nun ei.is, faith ivhtf- 
 /'. In the Praetorian Slops there wcie .illo pciului 
 lowers, built higher, and ijiite diffirent tio.n the light- 
 ing TosTtts bttijrcnicimoned. Thus Lus.i'i, 
 
 I'.t j.imTui>!^niim H'Uti uiriitHa ('■ti)i.:m 
 P'ciiemt in l':u(iin Hlvd.tiii ,«i/i gur^im Cl.iJJ.i, 
 
 lib. 3. 
 
 11.I1 iigiiiit, Theic we; e placed iiulieSterri of the Ship, andfiunj 
 fl-i!^ltii< itpi.itic-. And they went thus ahnolt naked, to them the WdkI nfc'oiiun.-ind was piven to the NKn, \nd 
 enuretlwnito Hardlhip, that they minht bear all man- SiRnalseriiifeilur dilplayeil n. diieCt other Ships ; whiili 
 ricrof Wfither, as S.Wi-i faith, l.//'../e ['I'l-ukmia, C4, in ihe Nisht wasefh.ife,! I y l.ijlit. hung out 111 the Hrx- 
 Aiid tiie CI thcs which they did wear at any time, torian or Adnma!-, Ship^ ; ai.i luinitiniis Uk e were 
 wcieinadeof lioats fl,iir, becaufe that was thought belt two, and fonietiin. s thiee fin.h, and a.s ofieii lit one. 
 to keep out Wiiiil and Water. Tlitfe (iarnients, be- Hut /./:>faiih, iliai tin- Men of War always iiing out 
 raufc tirl: invented in f/r,' /<',(, were ^alledby thit Name, one 1 inht a-nii;hrj, and the One tary ones two. .Some 
 The Riisverbsvi'reas naked as thoCe that handed the Sails, la.' alio that tin Men of War earned (I'yd.iy) a •liinglikc 
 and but eery feMdin wore any Clothes at all. liut ihe an Helmet it their Topiiialt-heaJ, anJ theOneiaiy oncJ 
 (iM/rii'.i,- • or Mallet, ot hethai eoniniaiided the Rowers always a B,l^ket : Which latiei fums very i rue, fuice 
 and Sailers, anii gave direiifion for the guidance or fleer- Ky/iu calls the X.ivii Oii.'iiiii.t by the Names of Corlitx ; 
 ing of theVcilcl, was dignified with a /'<ii'i'uw'OiCloak, as alio doth (ncci, /.//•. \6. Lpijh ati .In. . The Signal 
 which was worn over his Shoulders, and gathered and for a Battel was a Helmet or Shield of Gold or Btafs 
 taftenej on the Left Shouldci with a Button, Bucklc,yc hungupontheCap of the Mail, as out Admirals bang 
 but yet fo as that his Arm came nut, and was at liberty out the Bloody Flap, when they are going to engage. 
 to manage the (JHif I niJi «/»>». This is plain from I'/iinf;// There was alio a peculiar Sign, which was wfed to the 
 illhis.>//..j G/o'/'yn', i\Ct. 14. jRowers, to make them keep time, and pull all together ■ 
 
 iThis was lometimes done by the Voice, like the Noife 
 
 F.iei'io II! vcniM ornatui I'ltc rrn/itu Nnuclc'icD our Seamen ufe in weighing Anchor, and fometimes by 
 
 C.tuj'iim hAbeai ferrugiiie/ini, cuUitiim ii oculos imenm ; waving of a Stickj which they called Pfr/ica ; He that 
 
 P/ill.'oiiim h.tbei ferrugiiieiim {njm ii coUi Thcjf.illcus eft} did this was called //ii/.>/i-' and Pofrijcnlui among the 
 
 H^m.Dii ; and the/'fif/ca was alio fometimes called by 
 this Name i'Ditijivlui. And peihaps fometimes this P:r- 
 ticn ivasflruckagaintt fome founding Body, to make the 
 Roweis hear, as well as fee how and when to piill. 
 Alfo, belides the Tiumpct, which svas ufed to excite 
 and encourage the .Soldiers to fight, for which purpofo 
 the l.iiiiiii was alio fomileil ; there u-ere two peculiar 
 Signs given to the Rowers ly the 'Voice of the H-rtr.ior : 
 The former of tlufe the (..-'•iii called »' i^ic, and the 
 Latinn llu l-.)/i:iiti.i>i, Si'^num, jii//,.»;;, JiifT"', iwA _,uj- 
 fio . And thisScni'ii) on / ./•. S. .Eu.l^ii^. faith, was the 
 Cl.vnoi n.v.itiiiii rJIml.ii.Jutn -^ u:, niiy.c, nunc inctimiiite 
 l{eniii ! Kat ■■I'ijl'pljitues, il\ H/iiiis ^cf.^. S.£n.i. tells 
 us, that the Word which was nfcd to make them row, 
 was ii'T'-«T»., and that by which he made them dclillof 
 leave off, was "ir ; ^nj cither of thele is fignified by 
 the word Celciihiir.. The other Noile or Sign, which 
 tlic /(• I f.i'oiinadc with his Mouth, and which was fe- 
 cundedby all the Rowers, and ailided W'lh Mufick, if 
 
 iUfrit ,tit:vcxumifi Huitiftoltvp, cxpnpilltito htuhio 
 ['i4cimfiij, nt.j; ajjimiiiio, 'ju-ifi (Juteriialor Sici. 
 
 And thus yirgit Jcfcribes Mafier Ch.vcn : 
 
 Soididui tx humnismio Aepcn.iei .on.ii.vt. 
 .tn. 6. V. joi. 
 
 Thus much for the Ornaments in the .\ntiem Ships, 
 and the Habits of the Seamen : lot us next conliJer 
 their Enfigns, Ctjiours, Flags, iJc. Andtirlf, that which 
 diftinguiihed one Ship from another, and gave her a 
 Name, wastlie nawmiu-., as the r.Vefitj tailed it ; which 
 was lome IVvice, the Figure of lome .Animal, Flower, 
 or Artificial Thini!;, and wis fometimes painted on a 
 Flag, .and lometimes carved in Wood, and aficrw.ird 
 painted. Thi'j was therefore by the /.,if;w' called I'iHurc, 
 and was placed of old, no', as it is nosv with us, m the 
 Stern, liit in the Head of the Ship, betu-enthe l-.mb 
 "ituini 
 
 and the CicDii'.iV./ -J, as Schffc iaith; jtul jult below I they had it, was what the f.'rwi;' tall 5))«;'/»m'i. .s.;-/. 
 the Sfi'/.i, fay others. But that it was in the Head, and r« obfervet, that this bath penerally been confounded 
 
 above x)M:l{jh:im, appcarsfrom thisof/'.'i^i/, .tneid.v 
 
 /EhiT.i fiipj is 
 
 Prvna tenet, li^jlro Phrygioi iinciln Lcmcs, 
 
 When: the I^tr.i'nmm was a Lion, and therefore pro- 
 bably the Ship called by that Name: For tliat Ships 
 were named from hence, is plain frcgn O;/./. 
 
 EJ> m.'hi, JUij; preco>\ finv.e Tutel.t Minet-M 
 Kjvis, & a pitii CaJJidc nomcn lubet. 
 
 Here the Pji.ijemum was an Helmet, and therefore the 
 Ship was lb called ; but the l'«f.-/.i was Mmeiv/i. This 
 T«fc/iJ Nr.vis was a very dilferent thin j from the Pttrujc- 
 
 wuh the tclciijniit l<ut erroircoufly : for the latter was 
 but only one Weid, the tormer a kind of continued 
 SongTonc, or Noife in Tune, ir.odulated by the Pipe 
 ufually, and fometimes by the Harp. The Uelign of it 
 was, that the Rowcru might be at a certain and true 
 Tunc with their Oars, flrike a long and even Strukc, 
 and alfo be di\erted and pleafed at theirLabour. Prdi- 
 ^iiiis'inticc c faith. Sciendum c)} c.ini rniu^ihui fei ,S'^i/;« 
 pimiiacos foUiiini, isi pn .iffiiiny^'dm, id eft, ore piolatr.n.; 
 ^ per Ciih.vin. And Auftophr.ne! in his Rjinii, makes 
 C/i.iioH tell B.iccliis, who would fain base taulkt his 
 Oar out of a pretence thai he knew not how to puU 
 right. 
 
XXX IV 
 
 INI RO DVC r ION. 
 
 It 
 
 rf 
 
 Kcivii', irn/xr i(.?'iAi.« «nij. 
 
 I'latlti Yoi,'Uei>fl,)klt<m I'cr .iff'ctl .11 t^ tr tfu jitit )ilU< 
 (I I / ,»•»/ I'l,-' ilfU'rri iw. nill lic.f .1 Jriicut line img, 
 wlii.lMvill kl■c|ly^lllri^lll : Ami alur rlii«, ihc G)iiiiik 
 r. Lt y;mi yim ilu Si nj;, luuliicHv iiiihc I'loniirdak- 
 iin; l..ii)f(uagc, 10 carry on the Hiiriiuifr ul' llic I'lay. 
 'i\\^Sy>iip I",'.' t:\t i'jIN, (.uiiil'itA Stiiii.n, aiiJ 'II- 
 (/,/i, ai'j No'i'i-, asilochalfn liitiliitcrrrctiT, ixjihin- 
 inn ii to K", f^ri'iii Miiim McMiUiioii', '/« ' /< "/i';'i J f v- 
 i' ',!,', It !!■ : Ami tlic other I'ikI anii L)i'lij(ii of ihi.s Si-a 
 Song, we Itani liom i/ .'ikj his /'.7. V. v- j4*. 
 
 Atcllvit wdi'i) mf.'/i'i iiitc>ft»At Oiphcui 
 Urnii^lh, t.tn: j /. / .'./ i./.i/r l/iHie:. 
 
 Ami fmcc vvc arc lunv IpiMkiiinof the Aiitkiit Mc- 
 th'iil of rc;^>il.itini;i!K' Motion nf the O.iis, lb at that 
 thry Ihiiukl lliikL all ti jjrthcr, aiiil give the Miip as 
 fr.lii way an was pii.lillc I micJit to take iiotiie of the 
 l.il/:f!:i t{i:r. n, ujuih a certain Anoiiyi'ious Amiu.r 
 111. ntion., as invent.^ ami ulVil 111 the 1 lire of linicm, 
 anj wciv Ship, wih \V,irtr-\Vlicc!i ii.ilcaj of Oars, 
 an,! iliefe VVhiels were terneJ ri un.l wi.liin by Oxen. 
 Ill A '1". /"■■'" his f J i.i M.i'.'niii'', p,7i:. 'i'hcrc isa Fi- 
 Hurc ot a Miip wiih lix h ch Wheels, aiul thofe moved 
 ty jb many Onen. Thtl'e /../',.;;« I{ t.m oiir }{,viui p 
 1.1, I s. nl his ////.'. Suvr.l, Mc.l t: is ple.ifed very much to 
 r.Jiivi!e; lilt it fieiis to ari'.e frc^iii his iinderliandinp 
 litilr I f ( oiitrivames i f that Nati re : 1 he Del'iKii 01- 
 lUe.l of a; lijitiii his figure appears ^lumfey and ina- 
 iliijiiate for the ', iiipofi it w;is uuciuled for : in ap- 
 p iiiriiig .in Ox to every Wlufl. Ihil it doth not fol- 
 low from lunu', that no Iiiiproveineii's can l<e made of 
 lo goiid .ind uli'fiil a Difign. The Advantage, of fiuli 
 an Tug lie, (oiild it be pirfoimcd .r it ll.oiild he, wmiM 
 lie very great. A Ship hy tins n'.eani would le aide to 
 rontimie her Guafein a perfiiH ( ilin; llie would ea 
 fily get out of the way ot a Spout, and ii may he of a 
 Gaily, that (liotiM give her Chafe. Ships, ifpe tally in 
 the McJitcn.itic.Ki, iiiight be hrorght into .1 l.iii cl 
 liattle, or rowed away when dil.ibh d : And perh.tps 
 molt of ilic .Advaniagi.i whi:li tin l'itii:h Meet liaili 
 from theii (iailies, might aiTriictoan ;. ir; ///'.' oik hyj 
 this Jiivir.i.or.. I runi:oi therefore a' oid t:iking notice 
 of the Rowing l:ngine invented hy the Ingenious C!ap- 
 taiii T/'iouj Save): \ O, firiptioii cf whirh was pub- 
 lillicd in the Year ify'J. .iiul liner ihat, a lln.rt Account 
 hath been given of it in the lc.\uoii Tcclnicum. Thci 
 (!ontn aiKV is thns: He .id.ipts a Wheel to the Drum 1 
 Head of the Caillan of a Ship, whofc Teeth turn a Tnin- 
 illc Head, thro which r'lr.s an Iron l!ar clear a-ciufs, 
 and wbiih reaches out tliro' the lidcs of her ; on its ends 
 without I oard, :it a eonvcnicnt dilUnce t'lom the Ship's 
 fides arc fillcned 1 Driiin-heads, in wliieh are fitted, 
 to t.ika lilt at I'ltafiirc, f>, 8, 1 ;, or i 2 Paddles, accor- 
 ding tn ilie Rate of the Ship. At the upper ends of thefe 
 PnildKsait fillcned Iron I'ins with Heads to them ; by 
 whiih means, and by the help of a ('ord, taking an half 
 Tun .I'.our all rholc Pins loth the Paddles may be 
 fvvifod.or llrain'd and flreiigthencd fo.thai they fliall all 
 woik piopiriiniuMy ; .111(1 ihb a Paddle- may (with a 
 1,'irt Tackle) be cafily ji.inded in ami out, in order 10 
 be fittcil into or t.Tkeii out of the Drum-head of the 
 Bar. Nowhere, if the Men svill but work (and the 
 I abriir is nothing near fo hard and dangerous as that 
 of weighing Anchor, Oc.> if there be a fufficient Kum- 
 1 er cf thcni, and the Paddles made proportionably 
 large, 1 doubt not but the Tnginc will gi\c tlic Veflel 
 ffclhcT way than any (Jars run t\o, workt by the fame 
 Number ef Hands, as indeed li.ith been found true by 
 Experiment ; And I hope our (Jraiid Fleet will not vi- 
 (it the M.:littnti:ncaii another Summer without this 
 Contrivance. But to gn on, 
 
 brr m this brief .Xccoiint of the Ornaments, Enligns 
 Flags, Standards and Signals of the Anticnt Ships, we 
 may make an cafy IVanlition tothcfe\cral Diftindfions 
 among their Soldiers and Sailers. The Soldiers or Ma- 
 i-iiics differed mollly lioiii thole in the I and Service, by 
 the Strength and Weight of their Armour: Which ex- 
 ceeded theirs, bcaufe their fighting was more (latio- 
 nary. I'hit.nch in the life of Ihemljhcl-i, faith, that 
 each .Manr.f War had 18 l'rr'iu<!nittores, which were to 
 tight on the (' r.t i-.ftroinr.t j • Of which Four were ^«^;><i- 
 ti:, who threw Dans, Javelins, Spears, Cr. the tcft 
 'were a' I heiMry Armed, ant th«fe the i{m.vit called 
 C/rJJit! 1.'. The firr-i-^i called them Kpihitc: Andtho' 
 they arc plainly dillingnillcd, by Authors, frotnthc l{; 
 
 migti • Yft Uheffei thinks that limietinies unon enior- 
 
 gcnt NecefTity, the Rowen futight too ; anil fo ini||li'. 
 t ( ailed V.fii'AH. And indeed .ill the Rowi rsu er^ Sob 
 diers too, cxttpt the Cuicii.titu : As ivc learn from 'IV h- 
 cplitin, ind I'roiii the flintiitimm in Stn.tJ i for Ai. ^ 
 i: 417. "c tiikl ibel'c wirJf, 
 
 Jiimifi eti/i ffjj'um Mihi cxinfrtti Uim 
 ■Wi/fi-l/f.ij Summ^i per pupi'ci /,«/.i //ii,7 
 .Ui'tiiii net H-mitt ,ifiti!ur m.v.ui. 
 
 And thefe doubly (|ualify'u Hands, that could bndi 
 liffht and row. the H.eeSfi called .'"'I'lii .-is /•.///,,, 
 )'//(, I.//. 'ri, and V«i',/,ii informs us. Pnit in proiefs ol 
 lime, as their Ships be anie larger, and ucie better tit- 
 ted \''t Wat, we lind the Men aboard plainly dillin- 
 guillied into three li)rt<, ;/,. Saileis, Rowers, and \l - 
 (/«.-), or .Soldie s. 'I Ik Ruwera were called iiic. -.-^^ 
 iflrai, ,jir,''u^ and liimeiiiiies »»»f.«»''. Anil by /./, >, 
 Sat; tlio' th.if Tirin is alfo IbmetinK's given tn iho 
 Mmiiiri, anil to ihe Xiiif.cor .S.iilcts tio! I have al- 
 ready lliewed the Diiilion ot the Rowers, into the I'r.t- 
 tr.mii.i-, which late lowelt and next the Water: The 
 ^►gi;^, which rowed in the middle, nest abnic tliciii ; 
 and tile 1/ r,«i.>/, or the highel! or iipf-eniiolt wKiih 
 late next to the ft'.///" wirtM. And as the Rollers had 
 this Triple Dilfiinaionlroin tluir Si itiution in the Ship, 
 fo were they denoniinatei! alio ftoin the Mnp it felf : 
 Thulic uhieh belonged to a 1. /. fwi/r, the f. './■./; j ijlled 
 Ti" ' «■: And thofe that rowed in the Oneraty Ship.s {111 
 wlich there were \fiy feldoni Oars) they called Sf-'f 
 "J' ■'" : 'Ihe Sailers were diOinguilhed by their fcvcial 
 Offices and niiiployments. 'I'hnfe that handed the Sad<, 
 the lirttki called ^i,..".^i..j thnle that got up the Malt 
 ro look for Ships, I and, CV. Some fiy were cab- 
 led .Sihemhrt ■ and by the I .iiitici , Spc.uUi.'ici : 
 fhefe )>/,'„, ,alls alio C.'/zMf -, beeaufe tiny lav (,i 
 flood for this pin pole in the Co,tei 011 the 1 iips of the 
 Mafls: Thu' the (.'//■I were rather peuiliar to the 
 Tops of Oh,, . iM , Ship', as 1 luie before oblerved. The 
 ■fops of the Malts ot Men of War being .ailed C.tlci-. 
 Thofe which were empIo^e.l in Mell'jges and Friann 
 iipandiiownthe Ship w,;rc tailed i"ii">.U,; And tliife 
 did all meaner and more fervile Oltices: Some plied 
 the Pump, others weighed anil dropt the Anchor : And 
 they had a peeulur fun of Fellows, whom they lalli'il 
 t'r iii.itnci, whofe Biilinefs was toe'ive •'• wii and cleat 
 the Anchor, if it were foul of any tliir^,, and would nti 
 come up, ,ii appears from thik of' Liniii', Lib. i 
 v. 697. 
 
 I'lgnnfuir iifui i„ illn 
 
 l'..\ii)iius Pi oidiii /i/:,'ii:/:m fi'.vtie fub imdn 
 Sciutnii.j-ficlum, I'.jni.l m •l.ff^-t n.cmi, 
 l-.t nim'n ri[l .\rt unci coiiv.lloi m^ fut, 
 'l.l,ii\,vn ijiictiei iMi tci.J lit .-l/.J'^ra funcm, 
 
 Thefe Divers, P. i'u.v tells us, the r,rr,-!^i called iok/'C-. 
 '■'jan.lihey made maiiv i;iher I'fis ot' thembelidrs 
 thisot helping to get up the Alkhor : For as KUfilUui, 
 Lib. V. Aition. obferves. 
 
 U.vforium.ji iiir., I p'ieJ.i!, i^ f.tptc p etimcto 
 KAiifr.igii; ii:.]iic iinttiJcii,IJi-'i<r,iK-ii.ii, 
 
 They alfo nfcd to get up any thing from the bottom, that 
 by chance fellover-lioard, and itj leek for Wracks, e?c. 
 aiKt the HhJl.tn Laws appninte.l them a peculiar Pro- 
 portion of the Value of the things they fetched up, ac- 
 cording to the Depth of the Water: If they divei in 
 S Cubits they had ;, if in 15 Cubits they had '. They 
 were very ferviceabic alfo in Sea lingagementsand Ex- 
 peditions: For Tiitcy.iiJci Lib VII. faith, that the Syia- 
 citjl-.n Mole w.is cnt afiinder by the Divers under 'Wa- 
 ter : And in .1. /.r,,,', I ib IL </f r:.\-prtl. we read of their 
 being eiiiploycd to cut ihc Lnemies Cables. There 
 
 was alfo anotlii r fort of .V-/,.' , called C.iid'in, Sc.iiliii*, 
 and I. Intl. -.Ill : Thefe were the /! or'j C'cw, who always 
 attended upon the Pinnace, Barg;', long-Boat, or what- 
 ever you wiil eallhrr. There is mention made alfo in 
 lone Writers (;f the ILlc.r.,:: -^ who Wi.'re a kind of 
 ■;',.\ !;■-."■»/, and their Poll was to fl.ip ajjd unlhip all 
 Gcods, Cask:^ rrovilions, Anv.s, »y,. which came a- 
 board at any rime, or wer,? fciit a-fhore, or put en 
 board loir.e other Ship. Some Writers, and particu- 
 larly St. /hnbirjiii.', mention the '[li-.lrfl'imcixi, which 
 were thofe- that fcimded the Depth e.f the Sea with thi; 
 i:"'f,(.rplunimct.'l I'cre wercalfothc "'^ •"■;■', asthei'Virri;, 
 called tfiem ■ and tlie /.,:.' /i.e. fnmi them, .Vrt/irr:/, i. c. the 
 Shipwrights or Cn pcnten, who were to mend any thing 
 
 which 
 
 IJiJonis fa 
 tvas a great 
 the Stern .. 
 I'ligine for 1 
 ot Mtttvel!:ii 
 
 V. l-^l. 
 
 fin 
 
I N7R0'DVC I [ON. 
 
 XXXV 
 
 tom.tlut 
 :ks, {?i. 
 lar Pro- 
 up, at- 
 divii in 
 . Ihcy 
 and Ex- 
 :he Syia- 
 Acv Wa- 
 d of their 
 Tlicre 
 Si-.i/ hil*, 
 lo always 
 or what- 
 alfo in 
 ;iiid ot 
 unllii;i all 
 came a- 
 pnt <n 
 d paiticu- 
 «, wlucli 
 with thg 
 ■\v.(iii-rk^l 
 
 <f,i.c.tlie 
 any thing 
 whi<h 
 
 which w»« broken or out ofOnlci ! Vim tho' ihili wttc 
 \iry ncnin»ry Fcljowj aK'ird .iShip, jn ihc An. itnti 
 .uiounlid ilii-in in tho lovvoll and iniMncIl Rank, ut any 
 IVrlons Iflonnnifi ti> the wliiilc Ci.nip.iiiy. 
 
 lii liirc thi- SInp put *<-> Si.i, cvf ry H«iul al oard her 
 «.ii I'lViilid, in his li vital f'apacity, that hcnn^hi Ic 
 knowiny; and n.idy in hia li.iliiiifii : Wc Kirn ItiiiiC'. 
 If and'/)!!", that amonn the li-num a very cDiilidira- 
 I'lc tiitif w.i> allotied lo exer^ile the Ku\ver», and to 
 render ihtin Ht lor Serviee : And I'hbii.i, t)ioMrhi, 
 and I'.'i/y //.//, all fay the fame tliinx df the (<>>ftJ i 
 and lor the l-ttter I'erlornian e of llule idct'iil Exeriilej, 
 there were peaihar Offia-t, appointed ; whith liy />i,"_ 
 till', l.ili. IV. I. ii. are i.illed \.<irt'i/i: But we don't 
 read any ihinf, ot' thefe K;;^ii''i, ^ct'ole the lime of 
 I III. Ilium. I he (-hbei nihil ri alii) were cxernled in 
 ilieirway; fm they jiilUy tlmunht it a dtcadlnl thinn, 
 'liat the j'^ialler of.i Ship llioiilibe 
 
 —..■—IK-I.ii^i niilii, 'J? Vmiiim nnthe pn Aiivin 
 N«J. iiii, "C. tfil iiiijeftfi J W.I tV' ' J'. 
 I'riiti'wn icii't ifje vicein, cimelil/j; I'ouclt'i 
 Oil ~i.t.l.ii ■ r.trnn, ftiim in^it j^wji^itt f.'/fH 
 Ijiui ill Xi'|«/«i, ,le\li-i i/nfc.'lenie M/i^ijlri. 
 
 Sil.'u, lili. V. 
 
 The reiy Sdldl^ts alfo Wrrc comiiinary ixtrnlcd, by 
 lli.iin Sea-l'ip,ht<, to make ihcin knowing; and .' iiiii)! in 
 u'al oiv !.■ Nay llie *<. "mm .it lalt bewail lo Le lo I'aiilied 
 td' the Ulllnltlel^ ( fthele Naval (Jan. is or hxeicifcs; 
 that iliey made a pl.iu- on pmpule tot ihrir Celebra- 
 tion 111 the Cit'iipiii Mdiiiiii i where there was naturally a 
 Like i and this by Art, ni the tunes id ,?"'"<' and .7u.;h- 
 // o, was made very ht for fiii.li Lxerrifes And fooii 
 after, tliel'e lliain Se.i Fights be. ante pan ot the liiitcr- 
 fainmcnt of the Piiblick, and were inlhtiircd iioi only 
 lortlieL'les above-mentioned; but alio to pleale the 
 I'eopic (as with other piibluk Shews) and iIk iv the 
 Magniftctiiee, Liberality, not to lay Vanity, oltlii Rrcat 
 ones. 
 
 Alfoon as c cr Orders were given, from the I'rinic, 
 For putting lorih ofa Fleet to Sea The Seanuii hrftof 
 all laun. bed the T i.-nici.Hic. the Ships of War , whii-h, 
 as It appears by tliele Lines of F/naui, Arp,. Lib.l. lay 
 with their Sterns a-fhorc. 
 
 At Ducis impel io lyiniji, mmitii.j;fie,picvt:s 
 Piippcm -iumeriifid'ciini, ify ttttto foplite pioiii 
 Dtcurruiil 
 
 And thus alfo Vi'gU, 
 
 ^- Stitit Uitoie I'lipp.'i. 
 
 The Infirunient'! they nfed in lanrhir.-.; out thcfe Ships, 
 were ( I .) Vry.cs or I.evcrs, i CyliiUii or Rollers ot Wood : 
 Whieh were called alfo y.thngn^ and by IVi i;i7, Ijb 2. 
 rtncid. /.,i//;«. 
 
 Accinpjiiit onmei open', pedibuf.f; ^tt.triim- 
 Subjiciunt Laffui. 
 
 IfiJonis faith thefe were called alfo Puhiui. There 
 *vasa prcat deal of Trouble in this clearing or Reuiiij; off 
 the Stem from the Shore ; till .-Inlivicdci invcntid an 
 I'ligine for this purpofe, as I'liui^rcl' tells us in the Life 
 ol Mitrctlhii : And of which thus Sillin, Lib. 14. 
 V. 151. 
 
 -■Plifprs rtium, ciiJIii'.U'l; Jjv/t 
 i trjxijfi- feriint cuiiii, .tr.iu.t dcMi.'i. 
 
 Fiminc'i 
 
 In BrI/oiiiii his Thentnim yon have a Figure of this In- 
 (Irument or Hiiijinc of A>c!'!m:.lcs, or of one which he 
 imagines was like it, and would ferve well enough for 
 this purpofe. 
 
 Vhcn the Ships la" up far from the W.iter, ihcy drew 
 thi-ni down to the Sen in I'l.yilh.i. wluch had ihcir Bot- 
 toms covered with Skins, law Hides, Hcta fave the 
 Ships 15ortom and Sides from ln|ii7V, as Di.i.in-us Siccn- 
 lii, Lib.i..-;nd l.i-.y. Lib. ai.e.ii. I'otli rcU 11.,. Allbon 
 as the Ships were lanchcd, then the WH«ri,v or Provi- 
 lions were put on Board ; ;ii)d that ofieii in the Ships 
 d W.ir thcmlelvcs. for 8, I , or li LXiys time: But 
 (i Idom lonper : Tho' iifnally the Prosilions were car- 
 ried in oiluT Ships cr Vichiiilers, particularly provided 
 I'lr rhir purp. fe. 'i'his beui;^ vbrne, the Saders were 
 lirH fi;inmoned en board by tlie foiMid of i Trumpet; 
 Ihcii the Rowers got 111, .iiid each .Man took his IV.in- 
 
 fliuiii and Oar, either by ( junmand, and Ap|.'uimnien: 
 of the I'lcrii.t, Of niurt iifually by I ot. 
 
 Nmx *gi", Hixii, fp'tttiti ■fjuiiM Smitn, 
 tifmniiitiq; fattt dimilt Jmli vliti, 
 
 Kropert lib. t v bTc 
 
 And to the fame purpofe I 'i\i;i7, t.ib. t. Mi 
 
 Sin mmni cplitl.t j{r,»«io tcHn ii jlHI.'mi.nn 
 Sciiiiiicmm 
 
 And affoon as ea< h M.in hail hisltni' h arid In. Oat. a I 
 lotted hini. Ins N.inie wasput upon borh. riiiiiilit Ai.i t 
 otfcniive and delenlisc were piir inio ihe I', op, l.,n. 
 eis, I'rf. and the whole .SoleMiniiy was toinhiiid w,,), 
 Sactitices, I iillra.ioii', C>. When tin; Fleet prep.iied 
 to lail, notice w.isiMSen by the .Sound of aliiiiiHe 
 torivci) one to i;ei leady, and at ni^ht a light was put 
 out from the Tnwci iiulie Pocp of the I'rT'urian .Ship. 
 Ihc Order of their Voyage was thus : Firlt went liglit 
 Shi|is, Sp\ Boats, O^c. to hnd out good I'.nts, Stations, 
 Aiichor-pioiind, Cc. and bccaiil. th. y sveni thus tirlJ, 
 theOi'f/;) called them •■'"""'. Nert to theli' "."■.i . UiJ 
 Tiiremei, and other Ships of Wai, ml in the i...irof 
 allthe.N'iirifJ'icr.iMJ'. ThcFleci wasulii.i)!;. C' ni.ind- 
 ed by twoPerlons, whom we may cull the Aduir.i'sof 
 the Ships of VVai, and of the Vidiiallers, Tfm;er^ 
 Tranlports, {"re. and foniciimes there wercinreConi- 
 nianJers, each ha' nig the Charge of a Imal! ,S,juaJroii 
 of (1 or 8 Meiiuf Wara-piece. 
 
 When they came to the delired Port, Shore, n Pla. c 
 01 landing, they lol'iotf rowing, held Water with their 
 Oar*, and brnuglu the Ship about, aihl ran her ailirrc 
 Stern foremolV This the / (t;/"'/ lalled ln'.iii-iu l{ mi- 
 H.itiiiiii, and the dircl^i '+• Tf^um «r>"<>i»i, lo elfetll 
 this the Rowers got upofl" ihi irSe.its, tiirn'd about, and 
 look towards the Head of the Ship, .is Si:iu, Itnliun cb- 
 lervcs, Lit', i. 
 
 Ccnverfo Tyioi pttitrmil remi^_e I'atitt. 
 
 This turning the Ship about the I .uim-i called Ohtrj;i: 
 
 Olxiettmil PtUgo Prcr.H. 
 
 Virgil. 
 
 Then they lowered their Yards, and ftiuck ihcir Maft«. 
 and caft their Anchors out of the Fore.:aflle. The Row- 
 ing Ships had theii Oats broutiht tluli: to, aii.l lalhtf.ill 
 to the Ship's Side, having their omermcll f iiJs eleva- 
 ted ; For in this polfure they were both our i.if the wy 
 theprefent, and alfi ready to tile again, allo..ii as there 
 was occalioii for them. The Naval Camp or Place 
 where the Fleet la^, they called f.,i//r.i \>:ii!i r .md .W- 
 v,iti.i. To defend thenifebes in this Place, if any Fne. 
 my were near, they ulii.il!y i ut or dug a Smiicircidar 
 Ditch, which they fortilied with a kind cf K.Dopaits ol 
 F..uth, and a Parapet or' \'all ofW.iod, and ihii was 
 their Uefcnie to Ijndward. W'ltlio.it the Flier, in the 
 .Sea, they ftuck Piles down intheWaterdaiulingoMiijuc- 
 ly, and with very lliarp Points tow.ir.ls the Sei, Wlirn 
 they had thus rH'eiifually feciired their , Sea-Camp, if it 
 were Winter, and they defigncdto (lay there any confi 
 del able time, they brought their Ships of Wir quite up 
 upon the dry I and ; otherwife they only made iheir 
 Steins fail alhorc. When a Fleet lay only Hill for a 
 while at an Anchor, and did not touch theShore, they 
 called it St.nio, and the deck.' "t-f^. ''-•'"';>- ; and by 
 Appinniii thel'e Stations arc called ''i "omm. Their Ha- 
 vens the Gifci;J calle 1 ■■""«, the Lati.^ei I'otus: The' 
 the t'u.rm was more properly an Artificial Haven, 
 which was commonly called C, ibm,- ovC'r-na ; where- 
 as a Natural Haven was cal'ed p/?</.w. The Artificial 
 Portswcrc to have, firft a good ■»■', or Work run dou- 
 bly intothe.Sca, in order to procure between its Sides a 
 gn.od Entrance into the Haven, fecureagainfl Winds and 
 Tides. This double Mole the l.miiH-s called Cmtiun, an 
 we find from /-;.../», I ib. 2. 
 
 P.-eipir. eii.fii Ihxi per cirnii.i Pmlm 
 
 Oi.i fetioti, I'el.it^ui.ji it Ifnt cciitiiigereClnJJti. 
 
 The Sea Hntrance into thefe Cm "«.i was defeiKled by 
 Chains and Bars of Wood ; theret'oireir wascalled C/,i«- 
 .'rioiibythe L.ttinei : It was alfo foi titled with Towers, 
 and iic.ir the F.ntrance were the I'h.i.i or Watch Towers 
 placed, where Lights were hung out a-nighis to guide 
 Ships into the Harbgur, They were fo called from tht 
 
 famous 
 
 .1-; 
 
 I . 
 
XXXVI 
 
 I N f ROWC / I K 
 
 Iff 
 
 CT ■» 
 
 r. 
 
 r(>»'«M.i' 
 
 Sutiuv 
 
 Thi- r*lTagi- l)fiweenthfie fii'iii,.r oi Af . i Wii lillf.l 
 W i'W-1 1)\ lilt <.r/fii , tint o/^(,»(i by ihc l-.t'inti, .mil 
 filitittiiiii'* f' «' !.•"• iliiilcr the Miipi iiii.i llic"'. -f <» 
 iiiniTinort ( itt ot the H«\tn, wlirte iliey wire iii«ili 
 fiftiothK "•/■!/ , Of n /( mtr ,»ll^ii, the f" '"■. wl" I' 
 wait Work orSt'iiif liiilt likri-iirKi'yi, on whuh wen 
 lliiiiruttlliil Willi Strirc»,l>Hkv^'.-. tor l)uiKtiii|t»r relit - 
 tiiiR Slii(i«, fiJi-. riKl'i; Do. W> tlic (.r«i;i calliil "•"••'■ 
 
 .in., 1..,.^ ^ . 
 
 \\'lieiK'\«T till- Antiiiiit luil a Ptofpntk <it u Si.a Fn 
 figrmciir, ilic tiilt thing tiny 'I"' »«•'■■ H'lcat chfit 
 ■,hip »< VV.ir 1)1 all uiiiicuir.uy NViinht ainl l.iimlirt, 
 MviiiKni nuHc I'loviiinin i n Ikmi I than what w.iM;t 
 iriJiriit,.iili|ciKiTllity Aiultlun, it it wctc |.oilihlc m 
 avoid ii, (hey woulJ not cn);.i\<c Uitiii j < .4I111 Sin, and 
 ■fod VVraihrt. Nexi, ihiy look uriMf i.iro logn ihc 
 enemy Kiiutii the. Sh'ijr anj them, both that ilicin- 
 felvf J itiiniu haverofiiii t'ii"iiKli. .'nd the F.ncniy be I'ent 
 up and lkrii((htpnrd ; itij .dli ili.it ihcy iwf,\n htiiiR on 
 lull iipiv ShipH into the Liiy.igniicm, and towort ihcir 
 difablcd nnii with iJtiiy imi lale .l^iinnw, \.\h- 5. 
 talirsnori.i, that ( .i/i'/iin nrxliiiltinn thu Maxiin, wn 
 •lin.illdcltro'. rd liy Mchtoi^iti, Ins Ships iliiviii allii.ir, 
 (iMtivlcd an.lwr.ikt And thus waj it with ihc H^- 
 "uii Pint III the (Vtttlo iga nil A.,ie.l>A. xY^v Ci"'.<^<- 
 "'<■» AJ.'iur;il. as ;■,.>/"!/) ti'll,> lis, / ./'. I. Tluy choft 
 a fo, il iliiy fiiiM, rather I" ciipa(;i' m:ir tlirir (•mimes 
 Cii.llls thai) tl.iir own; liie Kealpii i.t' win. Ii, Ic 
 gives in Ins lacti>k«- N: ( m/miV in //<'' i//(../ i'.i" 
 l':ii I m ; iv'ii'tt.n in ,/ i Ifeir.nl miliiei (/lUM I'lti.-i- 
 I'liut /(' i/iiit 1,111 i.ijt.ii .1 1't^unt, fent'i ; /i:l P'rpf llijli- 
 Itin irir.itii fi'/'iii iitlljiei .STw.'f.w rfieiaHlr.', Ji,n in I'lr 
 ij t'..;^iim , I, m.c.riciii A>il';nn).t. Tliiy took catc alfu, 
 M.t inin){a)'.e Juaiiift Wind 1 r 'I'idr, /. c) thiyltrosi' 
 lo jtci the \Viatlier (jape cl' tlio I'liciiiy, :is we Ijcak, 
 \\ inn they (Mine to a.tnal liKhtinj.', they tnck 111 a'l 
 fhtir great Sails i and ilien the /m/cMf.-i v ('(iiimiaii 
 tie- in rhict ippoiiited the t'nlcr of Batiel : Whi.ll was 
 various a. .Dulini' toCiiciiiiiilaiiies i but the lull line, 
 svlien there was more tli.111 une, liiry la'led i'lim.ill.-J- 
 /}!, and the PeonJ V(./i.//,t'M ' And fnmetiiiies tlnre vvai 
 a third Line of liphi hiiall Ships whuli lay lnhnul iht 
 twotornier. l'(iiall\ thcic wis Lnit 1. lie l.iin",and then the 
 ftionnnl aihl Doiitrll Shirs were in the Wings, and tin 
 weakfll in till' (tntre . Alfotl-.e /'utfx's.orchief Adiiii 
 ral's I'olt, wa. in ilic rii(h: Wir,;; ; l-iit if they were in 
 the Koini "it an HilfMt.op, his Pcjft was in the Center, 
 a^.ll|ieii;. r> ilie Tiiitiiks of tlic l'ni|'crot l.re. This 
 Half Mil. n, wlnthtlic '.Iff';' c.ilhd "»»>.Ji( u'. iv.^ ^j, 
 the 11,1 i\ oiJiiiaiy ligiiio of .'.ny . And it gained thele 
 nvo Advantages ; iliar il'.: Inciny eonid not ealiiy 
 I're.ik thiMigli, and were alto eahly heiniii'd in, tr iii- 
 ciirj all d rniiid "11 all fklcs- Ofth.s lorm I u^,:h, l.ili. 
 f thus 1(1. ak-, 
 
 1.Vk,v,( l{'-m,t>iitCli:tl •, vii!eJtj;Tii'c>'iei 
 CiM/.yj .-i.-rrr fiij^ui c.\:>i.Hi itmifit culo 
 tctnm '.It, (J pliius .jhx me^iitil n/iioic I'itaii 
 ^hijipi.cei ciH.v.vc r.ilf). Hic rrl/ui nfilo 
 OpjifJ.inm /V/.i^i : l.uui-.iA ChJJ' recfiln'.t 
 0../.'tif imtthii ji^iiiuiio C'tviJJt Liimni. 
 
 But th?.i were .illo 111 nle other Figure'!, with Itrait 
 liiiid I'lonts; .indihcfc foniet nics vvireallin i iie III- 
 dy, Icniuiiines divJtd into two Siiiiadions; and Ibme- 
 tnties mtotliicc: VV'hldi lal> I'orm was called t\\c I'hn- 
 'itiX, asj|'ptars liy O/. ./ /.j SUu.'u^. Shrjjtt intntinns 
 many cihir Icis .1.11,111011 Ftirir.s, a.- that of a Wedge, .111 
 Oial, C'c. Vid. I. L ^. 1. V. Whttiiei 1 refer the cini- 
 oiis Reader, Leirg in hali to conclude this lonj^ Dilfci - 
 tJtici'. The SolJicrs who were to rirhl, were divided 
 int 1 the Xn/'fi/i).ej, which wire aClii illy engaged upon 
 the I f.ir.il'an.ifi! ; and the hif.-'^ir.i winch flood below 
 ri-.idv to rel eve .iiul hipplv tluin, as they wire dilbel'- 
 fci! or cut oil". Of thole aloft, the heavy and arnud 
 (tood in the Mid-lhip, il.e ir.oft ctpcrt, bold atltvc 
 KlIoMsin the Head; and ilicy were all ready, wiili 
 one foot iipion the Gunwale or lide of the Ship, expedf- 
 ir;;) ti!eSi(;iial -.vheii ihcy iV.ould begin to throw their 
 i.'ans, (£. . 
 
 l^i-\ yiicrnincie i>:.vij l.tm t.i/ii .t.l prsl'ir.n'.jii, 
 Iici.iiihmi Pi II,'', p litiiH'iiih mitivhic pi ppu 
 /'.\V( :•)',■.>' p'.iMf, n.,lr.K'c! jii nil '<■ lue>,i. 
 
 SiJ.Ital. I..b.i4. 
 
 When iliey were |iiH gi.iii)( lo engage in an ai!)uAl 
 Pi)(hi, ihi fniperamr sireni in hit Poji and nude an en* 
 vniiragiMm Spi'ci h m every .Ship. Then the Sifinal tor 
 the Barile wai huiiKotit i,t' the frrlniiaii Ship i svhi'.h 
 by lu'iiig waved to the right ot left, bemn lil'ied up hijh' 
 er, lowered, or eiHirely lakeiidovi'ii, v*As an liillrii<lion to 
 ihiiii whi h way to ^ my ihe FiKht, how long to hoM 
 11, and when til delill. 'Ihn Stvnal was lunirtinirs 4 
 Ked F)ii(, and loiiirtinies an HiTiiki, ai I haii Utofc 
 obferved. I he ( )t)let was lugiin with 'I tunipils, who 
 (iMindid the " •»"•' , ot (l.tjltiiui. Ihtliuiie ol thcil 
 ihief Amu wan dtivf^m Himut, 
 
 /IJI *lit I.Hfiidtiji iwufjh Jt.il ii'Ui 
 
 '^'■- Sil. lul. lib. 4. 
 
 As ihe /(nwi/tMi call'd it, -•.•■^w .»™i, i,, break or I'ul 
 oft one anorhers Djts, and lo ililaLle the Ship licnn 
 rowing. If thistoiild nut be done, iheiiihey got ilofc 
 I.' une another, and I'ni'ght it hand to liaiid with the 
 Marines ; iho' Dill endiavoiiniig to link one anothct : 
 as before, h> the ^7/ ■•, to now by Fnnine', Ct. and 
 to grapple i'alt with, and to tniard oih' jiioiher : Ailit 
 then II grew very warm Woik indeed, as ii.,; i Iftnini 
 defuibesit, l.iii 14. 
 
 — IliifHil lij(»Ht lilli vitituUftiil, 
 
 Ai.j; il.ncjltiiniiiril; ,1./ /f.»//rt >$,<■*, 
 
 iVi-i Mij(/,i i-nf 'nii^i c l.iiw iiifundiiir tujH 
 
 CimiHiit, ii ^UHi« tenrjliiii (nli,% inilafir. 
 
 And thus yon fee how fliey I'lhased thciiilelvej in in 
 open light at Sei A woid 1 two ol then Nival 
 'iiegei, ard Uefrims. When 1 ley Iieluy,i.l any pli.c 
 by .Sia, thiy uuM to l.loik un ihc Haiho.n, and eii- 
 conipafs It all h und vsith then Ships, svliniii ihe> |oiii' A 
 one to aiiothci with * haii's, and ttininuiiuated by 
 Brkigct or liallKS J v.lieri. the Soldiiis sscie always 
 ready to tlnow Duti, c^, and toO|pore the I'allage ot 
 any Shl( s in 01 cm. I hey (Irinnthned this Kaval Mole 
 alio by ihivintf long Piles down into the (irouiid, lo 
 ivlixli ihey falfined their Ships. This was ihcir C/ - 
 cmm:illjti,;i. The Auack Ufon the Tuwii ihcy nl'uilly 
 managed by two .Ships )ointd to one another by a Ittidgc, 
 on ivhkh thcyplaa'dthiit battering Ki)giiie<, and wood- 
 en Towers alio, whiili they hllcd with Men to lialc 
 ilie Walls, and to drive thote that detindtd them from 
 therce Againllthelc tcid Attempts, the beliegcddc- 
 leiide.l thcniUlves by then own Ships, by driving I'lles 
 down into the Fartli under Water, whole Tops wcte 
 n.od with Brafs or Iron Spikes, to aniiov the Lnemics 
 Ships as they appicachcd to the Walls: Sometimes they 
 niaileaCc«»Mfrt,'/r-r/t>i with their Ships againll the work 
 ot the Fnemy ; and lonietin ej endcavouted to burn ir, 
 by throwing in Finli, Ijr, and oihoi coti^buitiblc 
 Matter aianally enkindled ainungll thei.' Shij s ; and now 
 and then by lendiii;', Boats loadcn with futh Materials 
 in aiiicng them ; (as the />f<ani did, when AUxitn.Lr 
 btliiged their City] and then fetting them on Fin to 
 Imrn theEmnnes Flcei. So that a kind of Fire Ships, 
 V>u he, the .•\ntieins had a Notion of long ago , the 
 liiicntion of Man being very early lipe tor Mil- 
 chief. 
 
 I proceed iiex:, to conlider, the Officers, Masil^rates, 
 Stipends, Salaries, Triumphs, Kewardsand Punillm.enis 
 ill Ilic atmnijli the Antienis, iniheir ibip' and t'lecis. 
 
 The Officers and Magilhaies in tlic Aniient Fleets and 
 Ships were thefc. 
 
 1. The ewn ^ t-;- j..x^, >A,j^(S>-. T)ie ihtfeilui 
 CUIJii, ai the "ujimbj flil'd hiiii Among the Cu-ek.!, this 
 great Olhce was Ibmetiinc in the hand ot one Man, but 
 
 Itncr dnided lictwccn two, or three, who were all 
 equal in Power .'\s .-LitiiuJa, iSice.ti, and Li-.nuihus 
 Were ; with ihcm alio, the Office was prcwarious, de- 
 pending upon the (jood Will of the People, entirely a . 
 to Its Contiiman. e But.tirnng the l(^^w.;«r, the I'l.i- 
 r.ii;, while they had the Care of Naval Atfiirs, were to 
 continue this Command but for one Year, and then 
 they were to deliver up their Charge to their Sncccllbrs. 
 1 his was thcOfficet which we now call an Admiral ; (111 
 
 hicf ) Ihe Namcot'W.jVn.r,?/, or as the /•'ony; write it, 
 .iwir.i/, fomc think catnc troiii the //J;«.ia«/'ii, a ibrt 
 of commanding Officers, both lot, Sea and Land Sctvice, 
 .111 ongit the Sci.ici'w;. Qm Moiijiitiu, in his Oi/'i'< Af<i- 
 
 iiiiiua, Lib. 2. c. 7. Will have it to conic fVcm tlie word 
 
 ^^.Cf>,l^^ which v^'as, l.r laitli, the Title for the /'>•. 
 
 'i'clui '..;/'7, or Commander of the Hect iinthet 1- 
 
 Jieni Empire) bct'ore tiic time of the bniperors i.ri and 
 
 Alnuriiiui. 
 
I N / K (J U V C T I U N. 
 
 XXXVll 
 
 Mmri'im, tho'fumt willlMvr ii t)CiUrivcillri')in ■<» 
 
 Tlic iirif OlS .er lo ilic Hifh A>linir*l or Comman- 
 der iinliiil, will lilt •"(«'<"', or, «< h< i» i4ll«l «llo, 
 M(t*<«""'<)', Thii wai' kimlnt' (^liy/f./miV^/, irMl wj< 
 fl) cillrj hy the '>rrrii ( f^illi V'\iIhm ) brc.iufc he W4< 
 Aflid.inr, in<l iitimciliaii ly mnUr ihr >•>-«(. ir.'K j mul 
 ili.it ihiH iv.is liiiOflic, .»|'|'i'ar« «||ii frmn (tvrril |Ull,« 
 Hfl in ^nfl»ii\ Hid. I he H'xn.ini iall><l tuiii Iw/T-r r 
 /c/*;!; ,tr<i| ttm' hf wif luit Vm-- Acliiiir.il »' thf Pr« 
 (' rmt Snuiilri II, lic»»s»/'i i;v i/i orCoiiiii. iiiilirinihirf 
 111 inntliir VuLiilrmi <ir I'li'Ci. iclirtjti oLIi'ii"', ih»t 
 ill •leDtfin'n iliovc imiiii'ih'vl were Imli .i* more |if . it 
 liirly <'niiiin.iiu (J tlu' Sililurit .iM>lNjv.ilSrii'ii;rli <>! a 
 H'l'ij lilt ilr 10 WiTi' .imirlitr fiit, «li;ilitlii: Hifl;, 
 iiilifil •, .i<'.' "' ^1, hIiiiIi lijil mure iiiiintiluiily itii- 
 Curt' nC tbr .Ship*, who li.iil ilic Munafji'iiiiiii nt j:| 
 Maniiini' Atl.iiii, wcu- to | io\i(li I'dniiiiiulioiiii H.ir 
 Knir», III ilitfill the t."iiili' ol ilic t'lnt, i?> . Ami 
 Pt-rlMpv he ilut \va< A/.t/(ri of ihe I'rctoiiAi Ship 
 riail I'iMiliiiily thi^ Tille ol ,1 rln^iilfinin. Sih-ffi; 
 ihinks that rhis vti* (he liit e Ofi. rr with hnii ivliuin 
 I'rc till wWiil'i ittiUi /( >ii ; ./«, aiiilwliom /.!( >, hl> 14, 
 I". 41. e.ilK I'l ftfilii' SrtiiiMi ir i.»./)i);i/,. Biif ihin he- 
 ini; no iMiiiKih.r I)eUii|iii>>n ul hit Offi.e, 11. htiiliu 
 ilctriiiiH' .iny ihiilf, | iliiively 4l)Oiir If. , 
 
 The ( ipi.iin alio df e.i h parikiilir Shi)' the f.'iMi^i p 
 r.illol %...»,,'>, ami lilt I ,iiiii,-< from (hem l\4v,iie'ui, '"'*> '-'' 
 iliu' /..(7 t'rei[iicm!y llile.s Inn I'l.it-.iui, Jii.i / ./.^v 
 i.^l. M.i%^lhi N'lwi, ami iTCm pive-, Imii ilu- Name 
 of I'l c.i' <;, AiMi. 14. i.!s Hill. J. t. r), whiih lalt 
 Teriii .liiionf. liic (.'(ciii lij-jiiliiJ ilic t.'ipt.uii ut a r;,.<- 
 »i/(i: All I iliere ininc'itioii jjl lol'.i "ti'i'i' ^>', who 
 fcoiii» til liau' I r.ti :« Mraui wirh loiiie t.ilier IVrfmi 111 
 the C.>iiiin.itiil of (^api.iiii of a itreinn. Thi' t'apMiii 
 of a •'««.>>>•, or I Mup of f Or.Huft, was calItU 
 
 nil"".- .,) '> , ami lo Kir oijur Kates. 'I liul'e uho .oin- 1 ■ - 
 
 nwiiJiil the Si umn, anj li.i.l the inimeiiuie ijarcof tlie^y'''* '" "^^^H 
 
 CMiiJame ami VViiiking (if the Sliipi, the fV.i-.-';/ callul ''"''"'''""""' 
 
 V-.-7.-l-1. till. / ,,„„,., (,iJ:;„it.'r',^ ami loMieliine? .ir<ifiJ ?'''• *^ "/'"-;/»« faiili, '•. '>..'i,>.t. i.,,,,.©. . .,., , ^^^^^ 
 Jhi V.e/„./,»/ ,\,ii4//*»«. Ih'iOllitrwai the fame vwith ''">■.•" ''■■""■''■ laith, was to (leer the Ship at ilitl iin 
 our Mallei of a Ship, am! hi I'oll was in the I'oop 1 1'"{"' "' ['"^ Malter. Ihu', .is l,iv Nunt implies hi- 
 
 Thjy ha.l ChartMlf.. i„wli,chn.){ only dipS it!.,v,o„ 
 |0» CiHimnrt «n.| .lilUni Rcjiiom wi-re'leler U.l ^ Lm 
 fli.-t..ui(eo| rlKWind. all. »^4,riprclled, «n.l hnw. 
 aiul liom what |'art». aii.l at what umr, thi-y >.|,ially 
 I'Jcw: anappcjrt fronnhn l'a(I...e of /v,,.fi((,.i. | L .1 
 ■If Aftlu].-. ; . 1 
 
 ' ^l"' O ' Ti/kM riao. .l./i/^re w«ifc/t/ 
 
 ViMMiin lulitim imi^ftitvtU c j[.i/. 
 
 ThrnUtrn^ttr wai alfi .|,ilfi:| |,„w -o aini.i Fixk., 
 Shelfi, .Satiil,, Ci. either 'n lih mv.i ! «p luM.e.'ilor- 
 imr Voy.ii>eMiiai!cii)'li uii e I'l^ ., 01 L\ tli- \V,it- 
 iiil'iol ■iiJiiT, i tl,i.(),; npfi'.iiin'-dA.voiiiin ot wh...|.; 
 \oya«esthey,all. I l'.,.f,l,, a.iU / 1 r,r ,„. Ilnvajalu 
 (iip|ii>lril loMMitMltaiul piT»',. H.. wJI ihnvay -if w. ik 
 ",'K "* » '>'iir. i'ul how , wild l.ieh polliile, 
 
 that ihe iiioiiM i,iak« file ol I , way. For any; 1.- 
 iiiit, 1.1b. I, \ nj). t» , ,; • 
 
 llfJ/ut t 
 
 l9iki7iif ^'itiiyjn. 
 
 /n nii7< ;{«i"*<' 
 
 And 
 
 /.//..IH Jtefniif, the Ciiloiui. 
 " » 1.S8. 
 
 at work m hit 
 
 I'l >Jit, d ill U. ,iHi I'ufptm .led'.!- 
 
 Ilci4,;i,t in piouiiu, i.nct let in fiipfs rUil-ntti. 
 
 Sometimes there wi-re two of ihikCiuhtnino^f,, kUh-- 
 .lallin thcyrejter .Shipj : Ana.U^wfaith, it wa. ilic 
 lifiial Cullom to have it fo aitn.ng the Ci./,,i '.«,««, 
 Die iie»f tJfticeuiiJer the .»,,;(,• , was the ;■, <■.•,,, who 
 was to nuraKC the Helm according to the dufdi' 11 ot 
 """•'■'"•"""■ TheO'«f/i;iealha him_'r.,'.'. ji.,l he 
 
 ai I thcic- 
 
 — S.;«j y.' // Viitf:- XUilJh; . Suilu:, Tlitb.8. V.267- 
 
 lubt alli, hi, propi r Toll in the ('...iv ciiHcid jf 
 rhcSiip, whcrclumefiy heuaito (it aii.loUlne Jic 
 Wiiuli, togivciiotKei)l RcKks, o^. uiKlallapproa.h- 
 Soiiictm lie isdelVrihiJ as (ittinnat iheHc:in, ami "'S '«">:<■■'■ • Some will haie lum tuliaw luil the Care 
 the I'ja. where he laii wa., liy llie'./«('j called .>ka.^. ; »','') of the ilifpodtidnof the Rowers, of the RigRiiijiaiul 
 'y over tlie Seaiiirii .ippcars to luvc been ^ '"''''"K°* 'he Ship, ,iiul he that was to aliilf the Matter 
 y this of Kn.«. /il\ i , »v"h his Adviee and acfi 
 
 His Aiiilinritj 
 
 very great by this of K 
 
 Typhi ngit, r,inri/,;l,,!, .iiljiijja MiHijIii, 
 i^iiilitm ml liimmi So'ii.m Jnii cumin 1. it cum 
 I'nU.I /MIJ/,) Oeo 
 
 ...^ ^..,f,y., .,uiiii will iia\e luiii tuii.iw iiail Ilk- t,aic 
 alloofthedifpo/itiondfthc Rowers, of the RiKRiimaiul 
 ^ '■ "- 1-- "* •'••• >-'■-,, and he that was to aliilf the Matter 
 
 adual ScTMCc, whtnevei rei]uiiej. 
 
 I he next Oftkcr was the «."'.■., as ihef.r v^mjU^.J 
 him ; the l'oitiJi:iihii, or llotnioi l{(m:/:.m, (Imietliiiif; like 
 out Uxitfw.iin ; one that either by .1 Nolle he made with 
 his Mouth, by the Blow of a Mallet, Hammer, Mn.k 
 (whith they called I'nti,^ ) &> . g.ivc a Su-ii to tlie 
 
 iigot a Ship „.„.,,„ „„„„i, ,,, 
 
 call It, and make her lail to the belt advantaKC. Their 
 Knowledpeof the Stars 111 amaiuiei was con'tincd toihe 
 Obfervaiions ol tlie(,'f.»( and Linic Ben. twoGmrtel- 
 Jations near the North Pole, lo called, as appears from 
 Luctn, Lit. 3. iJ. 172. 
 
 Sig,»ife,i> .jii.rcim.;; Ihiuiit ldeuti,:C uo 
 Kun.^unmjhv ic I'vh mi(cioir,ilicHtiaNwtts 
 iuiltni mm Jcjuiww , (cU.ju*nm mcrjlui undii 
 ylxis iiinii.hiui ;.\cminn iini i)l,iiiw AuId 
 Vie rrpji I'lippci.. 
 
 or thele two Contteliitioiis the Crf/^, took moll notue 
 o the (;,<■„/ «f„,, whidi ihey ^alleil lullx, and wi- 
 
 tIj.llii-S 111! lt',llll. 
 
 but by cnnaBiMgtheiiitojoin iiitlie H.umony uitli Inm, 
 exhilerated their Spirits, and nude them loiuet thcit 
 Labour. 
 
 — . — \ie,iix Jl.tt Miijiine p:,pf h. 
 Qui Vfct /iltriroi \.iut.ti'ii!n umperct icliii, 
 lit iriins diiiiti Saiiiiiim ; pitiitcitj; rtUtis 
 /III iiumeiiitn pimuUt rrjoninrlr. cxmU t.tifi: 
 Silui?, Lib. 6. 
 
 v.jil 
 
 And thus alio i».jr/H.', Lib. 5. rlminij. v. 345. 
 
 /liclivii mitio tnc.liii inier/.nnt Ui phcui 
 l{cinigiii, t.iiii/.i^iukt mfiiiCiiOora. 
 
 Dal Gmiii IliUct cwjum tnajo.iiiui Aftri 
 
 Cut of this we havefaid fomcthing before. 
 
 The next Oflireis were the .N't-uk./.i^, or C'lz/Wf/ ^>- 
 TL.i n- n . , , , ^''«m: Thele icicjh, il,;iiks, took tliarge if all the 
 
 ItieLcflei Bear, which the Gw/^. called Cvri,./,„,t, was Suls. Cables, and all other Inftrumcnts on hoard „/ 
 n,otr.ga..leJ by tk- W,., „,;■;,,,.;; tl,.-y lirlt dilaivcrcd ''''//«•«■■ Mils tiiom •■•.^i, and he reprelents their OfTKC 
 and oUerved Its Morioti mu„d the Pole, and that the'w ^<^, taking care, efpecially a-n.gl„s, that the Ship 
 Koleatar It le t was the lafl 111 it. Tail. And indeed the^-i'"'-- »' no damage by running acainll Ro.ks, ItnkuH 
 Miowledi-oot the .Stars m general, and the tiilt Foun-jagainft the Cround, c?,-. which they were to I'rev.tic 
 
 V IS f>Mtir|.|u ItU.'.nn ..^ *l... nV thl* III,. t\i K^i\mf. r\r 1.^.^.. ll^.l... ...:.l 
 
 ■ , ,7 ft"-'"-"", «■"' Oil. Ill] 
 
 datioiis ot all our Alt.onomy, is entirely owing to th 
 ^•l^mantis. /s„d the Rcafon why they obler'ved the 
 tpvjiu^ rather than the Wci.x, Ucmuniais in Ameii 
 thus cxprcllcs. 
 
 Cerfior cjl Cywfura tamcn fulcantibui ttJunr ■ 
 Qifippt hrriij „ I am jUoj'e CarMnc inn,, 
 Si.limiAin.j, i'^tem mm juim !p:-^}at.% JefcHir: 
 
 by rhe ufe of Rooms or long Pole.s with whi'h rhey 
 were to fend agaiiilt Dange>, and to fet oti' upon oc- 
 calion. 
 
 fit Ktl/fi/Atow; n;x7ip» »ai/K>,ii{ia{ 
 lfMl<7{3(( aVji/OiiKiru' Kj'iae ii^'otiv. 
 
 Sophocles. 
 ' Th ci 
 
 

 XXXVlll 
 
 IN i KG D V C f I N. 
 
 !ii 
 
 *■ 
 
 ili 
 
 i; 
 
 ■fhcic wrre alii t'fficcrs whom the Gieek' called 
 Toofy. j iheic had rmilurly tht Charge ot tlio Ships 
 Sides, as appears IrujuTwinri'H/, and from tliisot tl,tii- 
 dUn : 
 
 ..'; vfUit exnitis trntunt'li nAiita rnnlli 
 I'icjtiilur Latcri ciijhs 
 
 lie Confiil. Mallii, v. 47. 
 
 Schtife, thinks thcfc were two Officers thatcommaiKlal, 
 one tlic Staihoard, the other ilie 1 arboard 0;irs, all a- 
 Iniin the Shij'S Side in Icngili, whitii Iccnis \tiy I'lo- 
 bahle. , , 
 
 In the anticm Ships there were alfo iltiuers railed 
 f.^"»i hy )lrmi, who were ai'poinieil to deliver oiu the 
 fevcral MelTes or proportion it i'lovilions to the Sliip*- 
 C'oinpany : Ihefe leeiii to be the lame with what the 
 /<7«,{>,j tailed Oi.f mm;, a kind ot' liuxjhrei, or Clerk.s 
 b1' thel'rovilioiis : Sonic will have them to he the lame 
 with the Cci'iiji.i, Init I judge tluy were diH'erent. 
 There wa^alfoiheyf^w^"'"'-' •■ J"^'-, the \<^v.tlh Soil:i, 
 as (■ , 'rails him ; whi'hkenis to have becnanOffi-cr 
 aiui.-igoiistooiirl'uikr. And laltly there was the 'wi'", 
 whum;' /,'«vdefcribtsasheinpanAttendnat uponthcFire: 
 liui whether he were the Cjok, or the .s'.i.. i.d.':.' ■, 'tis 
 h.lully pnlliliK- to deterniini at thisdilMnec, tliere ['cini; 
 noparticii'ar A.uwnt ot this OllK:e giveM any where in 
 AMii']iuty. 
 
 l.tt us next -onfider what Stipends, Wapcs and I'.n- 
 loermcnirntslhe Antieiirs t»ave to their Matif.cs, Kow- ■ 
 CIS aiKi Saders' Ami thefe were ot' i kinds, as S.^rjf' \ 
 rhleives: Mniiey, Bread, I'rovil'.oiis, i-^r. and Clothes. 
 Inn oil aiitien' 'I'niies, wIe.Mi eillu-r ihc Men went Vc- 
 Iiiniiers, or a Privat/eiina, or when tli.y were fiiininon-; 
 cd o take A nr.s for the iie, ell'ary Deteiii e of their Coiin- 
 tr<. ..pain(^ ati Ii/afioii. v-c do not tiiid that any StipfiiJ: 
 01 Sj'ary wa-: ci ven to enlur Soldiers or Kowers. Alier- 
 icrwards a . private Men made a Trade ef War, they 1 
 paid the So'dxrs and Seair.cn ; and it was not till the j 
 firn l':tmck War, di.it 'heir Stipend oamc oiit ot the , 
 piihlirk Treafiiiy, anioni; the Hsm-Ti-. Ihit in the le- 1 
 fond I'iml:': War 'tis clear from /.im, Lib. Jj. e. 21. | 
 that their Wages and Pay n-.is rakcii from theme.: But 
 if tlicTiejU'.ry wereout of Cafh, fomctimes panicidar 
 Men rf )!ie.ii Fortune and Polfedlnns paid the Fleet, 
 and at lall it .Miiie to be laid as a Burden upon private 
 IVrl'ons I'or /./:v. Lib. ;.t. ftith, that aecordin_^ to 
 cai h Man's Ciicuinftanccs or Fftaie he was oblii^ed to hnd 
 one or more Seamen, and to give them fo many Months 
 Tay- 11':s was done bv Pe.ree of the Senate, when 
 y . .l-wii'/.'i// and C. r. im;>;.';,j were Ccniors : And then 
 M'aitli he, I'li'imni cjf I'.-.Hum, lit Cii-Jjis R" •/.-. Sidii 
 y,:ir.!:'i(S fiiv,':!.^ imj:'-Jt f,:i.nis ccvij'e' ' And this 
 C.'uftctn held till H/i'.i.il\-.' was driven out ot lt<:'y. audi 
 then tl e /( 11 •>: Aflai's began to mend a little. After j 
 thi.sit af pcit,^ again fro;n / i';>, that they paid their Sea- , 
 yieii out of the piibliik Treafurv ; and as lor the Fleets 
 tvliirh were put out by their S'Cii or Allies, thev made ] 
 flitii pav the Soldiers and Roveers at a eertain Stipeml. ' 
 Indeed v.'li.-.t this Stipend or Wat; ■. was. whieli either 
 rhc H^iimiii themfclvcs, er their Allies al'owed, is rot 
 eirtaruly know ii, H. lniU'i thinks'twas lets than the Land 
 I'ay, and j'uell'es, that as the Land Soldiers had i -[I] j, 
 fo ihefehad buttwo: Bur altetwards in the tiniest t the 
 I niperois, it was raifeil ; tor S.'i'fi-i oblcrves, that 111 
 the time of ..'u.^'.vyw; il-,e Rowers had 5 l{»ir:>i ^r,i,.i -^ 
 Slid the (Iftieeis IVu was railed pre portioiiably, as the 
 l</-,:'.ii: i-/-ir' Ihcw us- For tis thete appednted that J/.'i 
 .jiii ('.''iiitn tiHct t'ortin i,na nun f.trijjr^ tr.ntiihHctn I'lc- 
 I t •• ij S.tupr^it : S'JiHf (J C.vr.l'i:il poitii' itii:, t'ntirfeli- 
 rt fmti'i Hh«?,!!.i triliiiiw. What Stipend the G'fc/cfj 
 a'lowcdilirir Sc^'iitcn isctp'ally obfeure ; tho" that they 
 did ailo'v (oirc, i.i [laml'iom fli,titni'% I ife of J/.h.;- 
 /•' /■ ', lii 111 Scncji.t, and Ii im.i-.lrs ; and this Stipuid 
 • ainc '.nt ol the piibliek Trerdury. I'lit tho' the certain 
 fjuantity of their I'ay /v l!a\, or /■« .l/<jj^/,be not 
 kiKiivn i xet "lis apparent that there was a difleiince in 
 11, acitidint; to the differei.ic in th? Pains ami labour 
 r( the retlilLS. The ^ehohall epr-n ,:nfl' f'l /rtn-i faith, 
 that the 'JVvJ:Vi«,'/,c or lowertT'.i'lt Rowers had lefs Pay 
 rl an iIr lell, becaele their Oars were fl;orter, and near- 
 er to the Sea And Ti /,i »„'!<!:•.', I ib. 6. mentions fomc- 
 tiling ex;iMnritinaay uivui to ihi; 'l'/>(TMf.i' oNer and a- 
 bove tlie publiek Stipend ; bfcaufe 'as the Scholiafl faithj 
 their (Vtib bunp h nuer tli.m any others in the Ship, they 
 had the liardtit Labour; and to '! Is we nay add, that 
 miv />i .:ai;d rowed, whtreas the others Irtc ; andbi- 
 la;es, if tlx- Ship were of <; or w' Order*, then (.bis 
 
 niuft move over their Heads, which made it yet more 
 laborious and diflicult. Thcie were tailed .t6..««''"i by 
 Hcjychiut on thiS' account But what each particular 
 Man had, isiiot eal'y todillovtr. '1 here is a railage in 
 l^liitaicl's Lyjr.i.ih', by whith 11 appears, that the com- 
 mon Allowance for every \.u,ta was three Oic'i, and 
 that f^'icat I.\/.i>i,!.-\ requclt ina«le 11 toui. After tliu 
 rjj.il'hen.ti iiitreaftd ihcit Pay to a Ur-ai.ii.a, irlix O, t- 
 //',_as We learn from IrmiJiiii. Lib. S. 
 
 They had alio Cluihts (li eh as thev were^ allowed 
 them iiiit ol ihe pubhtk Mi ne. , and tliis wa.s aciouiited 
 as part ul their Pay, as was alio the l-.;.;/.^-".''iWiui Pio- 
 vilions which were aproiiited tor them at the iliargc of 
 the Piildr k- Sumetiu.Lsiiiey liaa a eert.'iiujuantiry ot 
 Corn allowed them, as v.b.en there w.is a proljirCt ol 
 a long Voyage; and often bakd and iicil d A'ieai>. 
 VMien they haa criule Corn, theie wen Mill.> alli^weti 
 on board to grind it ; bii theN I ,ul oltn.'r their .'dluvvaiice 
 111 Meal or Flower. \Vh:J\ w.th Water (to wlitch 
 lometimes Milk, Wine or Oil was adiiedj thev niade 
 up into a kind ul l.'./J-'. uhuli tin dne'ct t.illtd *'*^" ; 
 biitthis was a kind of Hjitv pudil.ng, and tame fat Ik rt 
 of the gcodnelsof Biead. 
 
 C.uiuk, wasall'ua iiv;;lr.y l^)od\^ilh the Rowers, ooth 
 .iniong the (./fc/;) and /..i.-.'.i'J ; and Cheele and Lggs 
 they iiluall) took along ^^itll tlicni. Poi there i^ .111 Ac- 
 count in .///V/. /■/■•)/,. "of a iirta.n odd kind 1 1 Umili, 
 which he calls <ij-'o-.>, which was nmch ul.d at Sea, 
 and wasiompoled of Cheele, F4'gs and Gailiik. This 
 I'ari-Pottage the li^m.ii.- tailed klriuin and .I'li.viiwi, 
 and lonictinies //..•'i'.'ii?.'.-, as .V.,:.i:;ci thews tioiii /-'""""■J. 
 I heir Drink was' notlmig bur Water, elpetially lor the 
 common Seatr.en ; But we do now and ihtn read ol Ok- 
 h.ers having Wine on board. 
 
 1 hele Provilions vvtrc, as we have bet.jie obfcrved, 
 earned in petu.iar Veliels, .iiit; not put on board the 
 iMenol War: And how tliefe Ships diU'er'd fioin the 
 Xdu-j to,,; ,-, or Shi(s of War, aii.l by what leiuhat 
 Names they were called, 1 have in pait llu wed belore, 
 and liiail Ipeak of ag;..n in the Catalogue of tie: kveral 
 kinds of Ships, amrilierifoie lli.ill fay noilung liirther 
 ot thctn iKiw. 1 Ihall coticlude wirii i wuid er two a- 
 bout their Rewards af.d Pundh.' ■ : :s, and ct the St a 
 I riumphs. 
 
 Tiie iifiial Re .' ird that a Conimandcroi (.'aptain had, 
 tor tchaving himlelf honcllly and bravely, had, was a 
 N<iv.ii orVLijlicnl i.'ii\vu orCi"uw( ; and iiioie ptvuharly 
 wasthisgiven to him, t.hii p,iii.uiii^lioj!i'cifi,\n.m:iiiii- 
 Jilifiit, iiiiulf vpe<u timt::.i;c Si'.vii HeJ:iuni ruptr /uit, 
 as .1. (,>i(,«, ;iiid I'JIdi i.i'uls it- Ihis Cori net ot 
 <iar!and, was wroujilit into Figures icpreitmnig the K- 
 ./^-•, .■hr.jirlU ?«:. i.l Ships, 'and was worn upon fo- 
 leniiiOitalions : An i (onu tirr.es he was I'olemnly pre- 
 fentrd witha Piiipe Hag or St.irdard, whitli washuiig 
 upm .'lis Houfe as aTokenof and Trophy for hisCoti- 
 dua and Courage Ihe (iiilcin.iioici or M.-.jios, the 
 liib.iliernOHKeisai.J ^onaiion Soldiirs, Rowers or Sea- 
 men, haduUully a tjiftol Money beltovved uponthtiri, 
 in value j>ri porf.on.ibit to their Merit, I eing greater or 
 lefs according as they behaved thcnifeUt* it'thi y were 
 Foreigners thty were lometimes made Denizens; thev 
 were exenipred from Taxes, and ihey were emloncd 
 Willi k'vcral other Fnvileges and Advantagi s, according 
 to tlie Pleafure of the (iovtrninent ; and they had olteii 
 alio the Honoi-r u> lie bulled m lome publiik Place ol 
 Repute when they died ; which was a thing they were 
 very l(-,nd of. 
 
 And as their Rewards you fee were Honorary ; fo 
 their I'uiiilhnicnts tveie uUiaily Dilgracts Such as de- 
 grading them frtm thtir Station, taking away their 
 I r mnnll'aip, iiKapatitating thun IVoni any ) iiblitk 
 C'ftice or Fmploviictu, and lonietimes di| rmeg them 
 'il the 1 ibeity ofwcarng thetommtn ardoidmary Ha- 
 bit, with thofeottluii own Rank ; But tl.i-> was cliictly 
 if net lolely, a Pi nill.iiient tor Cfhctts that did lui 
 behave iheirlehcs asthey ll.cuKl have ilene. 'I he i'^:n- 
 mon Soldieis, Rower-, or Sailers, weieulually chadded 
 with Corporal Penillimetit : And ilrs uasot ; kir.ds ; 
 t.(iinniiii or O/.y/i..:), whii.h was lalhing then Back 
 with fmall Ropes or Cords ; or with a Cat ot Nire-tails, 
 as we now call them , and this was a Funill.niem for 
 little Faults ictimitttd m ihe Ship: Or 2. l.M'r.a.ii- 
 'ia>y ; loi great Crimes and OHercts Ami this was to 
 hangtlum I'ply the Fletls on the Sh ps lide, wiihoi't 
 Board. ai:d with theit Htads i ownwaids Ardfoii.i- 
 timestyinga Rope atom thtir Middle to lit them 
 down uiuUr Water, and kliiig their g; t|uitc imdei ti c 
 Shi|sKtel, to diaw them up tn the o;l,ti /ide ol 'he 
 Ship : U'hiil: PuiiiDintnt ut row tall .s;.i'i.-V/.:i/''.i It 
 
 a Mull 
 
 Virtu 
 
 H'"-- ■ 
 
L N'l KO'DVC I [ON. 
 
 XXXIX 
 
 A«l 
 
 aManu^.. • d, or fled from his Port, the Punifhmcnt 
 was to cut off both liisliaiids. 'Twas a common Funifti- 
 niciit alfo, for a griai Fault, to put the Offender on 
 (i)orc, ill fonif barliarous and favapc Place, and there 
 to leave him to lliift for himfelf : But for Capital Crimes 
 thcPunifhiii''.,i was throwinp ihe Offender over-board, 
 and fodrnv iiini^ him in the Sea. 
 
 Naval ".rinmphs were deligncd as peculiar Re- 
 wards, a'.d as the Hoiimirs d.jiic to tlic Imfer.u.^i, High 
 Admiral, or C'nuuiiandcr in thiif, for an Kniinciit \'i- 
 thiry in an r,nn:icciiH'iu by Sea. The iirll that ever 
 had tliis Honour among ilie Hiinr.ni, was /Jiii//iHMhcir 
 Admiril in the Iirll Puni k \\'ar. (or his Signal Viilory J 
 over llie (..vti'i:t^iiiinii b'lect at l.ija t . Hi.nfclf and Cii.l 
 C'ji;; /.I. beiiip, Co.,ltd?. Poforc any Tnnin| li w.is de- 1 
 lermiiicd, the i'liurar Cotifui always lent tn l{;'nie a 
 Ship iTOwn'd with 1 aurel as a I okenanil Notification 
 of the X'lCfory . And next he came home hnnlelf, if he 
 lould. lu ai lead fi-nt his own Ship, i r Ships, adorn'd 
 witli tlie Sj'oils of the Hncmy : And if he came lunifclf, 
 he «.!•- nut by 'he Cloululs, Pri'iors, and moll of the 
 gie.ir (.)lSiCis ot the C ity ; when he was l.inded he ap- 
 phed hinilV.'t m the Sui.uc for Leave to have a Tri- 
 umph, wiilioui whole Decree it cmild not be done: 
 When on due Kxaminatioii of the Circiunltances of the 
 Virtuiy, thiy ihoupht ht t'l ailinv him a Triumphal 
 I'utry, It was iifuall.' ptitormcd after this manner, 
 I'irll, as in a I.;nid l'riuiii|ih, the / .Vi m bcjian the Ca- 
 NaKade; thi.f.' weie foilowed by Midiiians, whofanii 
 and piny'd the Sea Song, Tune, or Ur.niimia, whereby 
 the Kowers were brought to Ifrikc true, aii.t to keep 
 jull ri ■'e with their Oars, as is above deli.ribed. Next 
 tbllowc-. I'.fhitcs and Repreleiitaiions of the F.ngape- 
 ineni ; attir ibis came t'le H^Ji .i. and other Spoils and 
 Ornament, nt the biieiiiie'. Ships, together with their 
 Anns and We.ipon^ol War, drawn a-loiig in Carriages; 
 '1 hen were buiui'ht Tables, in which the Nuiribcr and 
 Names of the b.iieniies Ships were written, which the 
 i:\irii liad i.ik;;i cr deltroy'd, and at«T thefe were car- 
 ried the i lealiire taken from the hiemv, the Crowns 
 which were preleuted by the Allies. Behind which 
 marclicd the (.'.iptive Pirates, Captains, and Comman- 
 ders of the Eiieinies Ships : And next came the Admiral 
 himfelf in a Iriumpjiant Chariot, railed confpiciioullv 
 high, and wearing a Gown adorned with Gold ami Pur- 
 ple, and with hi.s Head crowii'd with I.aurcl, and after 
 the Chariot followed ihe A/.i'jwr.', Hewers, and S/iilcrs, 
 alladoined with I.aure'. in this Pomp they went to the 
 Capitol, aiiil there alter li.iving otfercd up the proper, 
 Sacritices, c'e. tliey hung the H^ylrit and Naval Spoils up 
 III the Temple, j 
 
 I 
 
 Mult (.': prtffrca Stcrit in P^ftibus arma | 
 
 Cjf:i>r. ji-.K.i.n! cm nil 
 
 e:fl't.t(j; l{pllr.t C: inis. \ 
 
 Virg. iin- 7. 1 
 
 And fometimcs Cohiiniis and other Trophies were ere-! 
 &o\ ill feveral Pla.es, in Honour of ihcCunquerour. | 
 'Ihe manner of the Naval Trnimph, amongrt the 
 C'tek^', was in very few material Points different from 
 this of the Hn»i i"s, and therefore I need not itay to give 
 »ny particular Defcriptionuf it. 
 
 An Alphabetical CATAtoous of 
 
 the Ancient Litine tind Grti.k Kumes oj 
 SHI PS, exprejjhij^ their fivcr.il Kinds ^ 
 Rules, iSVtcj, bio. 
 
 !• AC/iiiij was a fiiiall Ship, which went only coall- 
 
 insj along the Shore : This Word being the 
 
 Term lor the Main Sail of a Ship, 'tis probable this 
 
 yh-rti:.! was only a Boat with one broad f ]uare Sail. 
 
 From hcticc came alfo the 
 
 2. .-hfUiiin, which iVcms to have been a fmall, fwift. or 
 Adiiary Boat. Sui.lfn faiili it was the Name of a 
 Pifliing Bo.ir ; and T.7/cK/iWfj gi\es it the 'J'ltle of 
 .loini.-eiiccn. i'/HMK/r makes u. the f.ime with Sci- 
 /./.<.. 
 
 ■j, .Irluaait \iit':<, were a fort of N^ivri Ifii'^.t- fomc- 
 times ihcy aie called /7,n.'/.i /*; unlel"-, ihele were a 
 )ct a Inialicr (brt. Thele were called by this Name, 
 Qjin uij .yi^ p'lhiiit, and therefore come often under 
 the Name vWclnr,. They Iccm to have been a kind 
 of Runners, andufcdfo) Piratical Ufcs. 
 
 4. .//ii'.o was a Canoa or fm,;!! Boat, made out of one 
 Piece of Timber, by hollowuij it like a Trough, 
 
 5. Amylcics, were Scullers, or Boats rowed with i\\i> 
 Oars by the Management of only one Man- The 
 .Scholiall upon 'i'/'M.),iiA'fr calls it Ainfheii^on, amlSVi.i- 
 /)», J\y:.T.,. /tpeitt Kaz.-j were fucli as we call open 
 Boat, : Without any Ucck ; m Oppofition to the CV.- 
 t/iphi-.Hs, CunJIi/tm, and Tcilji Sjin. 
 
 6. Aiilom^, "cre Ships of State, buiit for the Enter- 
 tainment atid Palfige of Princes 
 
 7 /liitorl'ubMt'iis and .Ititi^lo y.i.'n^, was a Ship haftily 
 made, and in an urgent Necedity, 
 
 ;. /!.irc.r, according to iJtJ.iiii, is a VelTel .;m f.;,:B,t 
 N.iris coniwnda ail I iiiiii ji 'int. The Name leemi 
 
 uhkh 
 
 to be taken from the Gac);;, 'I'r • and Hi 
 
 I wcrcOiierary Slups. 
 
 (J. Biinnis, ufnally was a S'l.p tli.it h.i 1 f.vo R.inks or 
 Tires of Oars (.;,.' aboce another ; but ih.- v,,,\d 13 
 fcmetimes nfcd lor a linall B'Mt in which there uue 
 but two Oars; and thofe perhaps nio'.ed but by ore 
 Man, and in this Senfe tis tiic lame with .hnvhcrci 
 or Stuiler. ' 
 
 10. Byrfipnjiiii, WHS 3. fort cf Boat made of Leather, of a 
 round Form, and wickered over Thefe were of 
 old ufed by the --ly/n'.i;;.., Aim-.n.vn, l\m-tiaKj, and 
 Hiitaiiu, aslhave llicw"d above: I'ul Luciw. I'hai- 
 /.(.'.Lib- I. 
 
 11. C/fm'f,;, was a clofe wide bellied B lat, capable of 
 holding 15 cr 3c. Men ; h was u:ed if old by the 
 I kill' CI. mi, the Hijf.'.:v'\ aii'l .it this day by the 
 Tr.tnn ag.nnit the 'V.nk.,: ffudi ->■'. ( /., /. j, thev arc- 
 built Without Iron, or any other Metal, to keep 
 tliciii together : Such Bjats as thefe the Inhabitants 
 ('f the I'.iliis M'tis .ind the liiixin-, are I ml to row 
 thcml-.'lvrs in, in t'.ie Summer time : and tlkn carry- 
 ing them UP mm ili.- Wood;, in the Winter they 
 niakc them fcrve ten Hurts to lodge in. 
 
 II. Citmeiin was a 'rgcr, and yet more big-bellied 
 Boat than the o'di'nary ( .:»;; -r, but of th- fame 
 kind, and tiled by the Ume People '-<!i./;,i (whence 
 f ,fH'0 was the .ilwicx/lo -, or Boat made all of one 
 Tree, hollowed out. 
 
 1:5, C.nithrriis, according to -9., ■.,',/., was a Isor.tfo called 
 from its Figure, bring Icmething like a drink. ng 
 Cup. Icwastifedm thcllland iNViao- And thence 
 called Wi.xiDgct, 
 
 14. Cr.rnbw, according to tjUirui, Lib. 19. c. i. is a 
 fmall Skiff made of Twigs. Oziers, (2:. and cover- 
 ed with Leather: Cdled by ther./ff/jr j^-'r".'". 
 
 1 5. CataphmHs were clofe covered Ships, with Decks 
 overthcm, called Cttajhomnt 1, on which the Soldiers 
 flood to eng.agc in a Sea Fighr. ihele are faid to 
 be firit invenrcd by the Hjoliam-^ and are called by 
 the I /■.■inc;, Trcl-i and Cmijintn K.iiri. C.-.t.ip'us, 
 according to .Monjam, was a fmall Trading Ship, 
 cr Merchant-man. 
 
 16. Catn/capiu)/!, aSpy-Boat, or fmall Ship employed to 
 get Intelligence. The fame with the \r.i'i. Sp.\u:n. 
 tori/:, Cnmlicdt N<i;:-j, according to Ifi.In.w, arc 
 Boats made all of one hollowed Tree : The fame 
 with CiiiiM. 
 
 17. Ctiiipulii-.t And Capuli.ji, a kind of Privateers or Pi- 
 rates : -So called .1 i.'.i.^/iv../ , lauh ,\/.'i //- rm. 
 
 18 Celux and < detei, was a fmall Boat, in which two 
 or more Men rowed, e.ich with a linple Oar: By 
 whi-:h it was d i'lnguiilied rom the .-/m/'/'ivr;, or 
 Sculler. Some will hav e this to be a long Ship, and 
 fomcthing like our lii^.intit.rs But .V,. fffr , from 
 Appi.w, proves the former Account of it to be the 
 right one. They were called alfo Cclcma. But not 
 i'.elci!-! ; which were the ,V,--..-, .lftiii:>;i'. 
 
 19. Ccicuiiii, found out by the C i^>'caiisin Afa ; and 
 by them called '>rrv.,i, as .Won/c^u, tells iis. It wat 
 a large Skip of Burthcr:, and yet rowed too with 
 Oars iiithe Forc-lhip. Ch.j'.chcmh. hn was a Shi p whofe 
 I^"Jlium was covered with Brals. 
 
 10. (■/■),'<'««, very large, and yet fwift failing Ships. 
 Al..ii/i,'Hf. 
 
 11. Comiftic.t, Ships in which the Grecians carried home 
 the Enemies Spoils taken in the Engagement. 
 
 12. Coi'Jlrjts !\'ittfs. Sec C.iiud' .u-t.<. 
 2j. Cinbitx were Onerary Ships, which carried a Baf- 
 
 ket Coibt') for a Signal on the Top of ther Mal^* 
 
 (aiih FcJIiK. 
 14. (Jiitnb.i, the fame with ()mb.i. 
 i^. Cyb^u was a kind of large Tiiiimis, finely adoincj 
 
 and lieautified, ,\/,i .lltm- 
 i6. Cyml'i:, a fmall Boat invented by the Planiciars. 
 
 The fame with the "«"« of the Guf/t'- 
 
 »7. 
 
 mn 
 
 
xl 
 
 INI KO'DVC I 10 A'. 
 
 ; ,, 
 
 ■J 
 
 ■ 
 
 fi ■ 
 
 VI 
 
 if 
 
 :l!i 
 
 ly. Oicrctt, Ships tliat row with two Batiks of Oars, 
 the fimc with the Bi'tmn . But Airi/ofHj wili have 
 them to lie Ships with two Rudders {one in the 
 Heail, vndthc other in the Stern) which could go 
 with eitlicr end forcitioft. 
 
 i9. Drommci, .t'Cording to ffiMri.s, arc lont; Ships, 
 fwift Saifeis, and tit tor I'tiifiiii ot C'ha:;-. Seine 
 will have them to I'c Stoic-lliips, buterroneoudy. 
 
 , Exphi'iroii 
 Boats. 
 
 iViTc, thr Time with ''•p.xid.trri', Spy- 
 
 hiM 
 
 30 flHilei Kr.xf! were ;i fort of Boats ma.lc of Clay, 
 or Harth baked, and atriently ulcd by the I':.','-- 
 ,in.i upon the N' fr. As Iwth Sur.hi' I ,ib. 17' tcAihes, 
 and is plain from Jir.nu!- Sat. XV. 
 
 — ImbrlU ij hititilf l'u[^iis 
 
 P,iriuU HHilitiis IJiiiiin ■litre vtl.i I'I'.tfc'ii 
 tit brnil'Ui fifit Hs»ii' 'iiciniilcrc Ifjht' 
 
 2l. Gtilc, which the Einperor l.tn calls •,»''>''i, were 
 uji.v"; furi«f_,;;i^ long Shi["s with one only Bank of 
 Oars; ,Q_wi Jlmptici o>ilinc a'^mitm, l.'iith V,:ditis. 
 From ihcfc ^anie cur Modern (!.tllii-i: Which out- 
 do all the Amitiit y ;V.«iw/ii, Xrc ill Swiftiicfs- For 
 I' Ij.iii fmh, lliat no lircnih, or an> ntlici- ancient 
 Ship>i, with SaiK, Oars, i^c. could cvtr go above 
 icr Sttili.i in one day . And .litmild lus accounts 
 90 .Vm7m a pood days run: Whereas our Modern 
 G.il!i''s u'dlgo 140'j S/.i ii I in. I il.iy : .And our Gal- 
 lies he faith) gain i3 l-ctt lo^ Inches at cvciy 
 ftrokeot the Oars, whercasthe Old 7':<'.o«,'i could 
 get but I', Feer and 8 Indies at ,1 dr. ,kr. 
 
 :}!. (,einii.< were V'cllcis of Burden, and feem to be the 
 f.imc Willi the 
 
 3:;. C,.;i,!i . Wjiili r-Jhii fiilli weic Sliips alnioll tf a 
 imind rurni, nfed for.-.uryiiig of MruluntsTJoods. 
 Ili)chiii! fault they were Phr.nici.vi Velfelj, iinvhcfe 
 I.antiuape, li\'r^ir Oiews, (uiulus (igiiih'e.s round. In 
 ilic general they sic ')«-r,i'y Ships, and diltinguilhcd 
 fiom the Men of NVai , hicli were .'</!_;' Ships, 
 
 •^\. Ihmi'li, Ikmioli.s, a fiiiail Piraticil Ship or Boat, 
 I' of whofe Capacity was was without Oar^, for 
 ti'.c Men to (land and fight there. 
 
 ^5. Hc';i(f/f;Mvcrc Ships of War of 7 or 6 Qrcli>i:s !{:■ 
 Hfxtri J moifm. 
 
 56. mlni-tf. 'vas a 1 Jiig narrow Ship, invented and ufed 
 by the S.ytiUit Wcri, Mci ijitiis, 
 
 57. I lipi\-;^inci^ 
 
 lUpp-ig'ig* were Ships ufcd to Tranfport Hotfe. 
 Hippcploti) 
 
 ^S, Jiiiif:;.!, the Name ofaSlnp; but how to didin- 
 guilh It I know 110', I'litli M'if.ms: And I never 
 met with the word any whcic, but in him. 
 
 •30. /..i»/ii', . .:iidcf lop;^ Sliip', and very fwift Sailers. 
 Mo'il liil. 
 
 40. I t>i,li:- wa~ a Inuli Ship, ct rather Boat .As IfiJ. ,ih 
 faith, the lame with the Cvmcc, Lii.-ic^ anA Ctr.dm. 
 A Imaller Boat of this kind was called 
 
 41. I nnnu'uuii,!^ and l.ciiuiicuUii. 
 
 41. I.ibwht, l.ii'iii>rici,\KCTc a kindofB(Vf'wj invented 
 by the l-ibuitn J/tii.nini, a People upon the AJnn- 
 tiliG::ljh. IV^'f.'.'W f.iuh, /.//i. 4. r. ii- That /f/ - 
 giijlui at the B.ittic of //. .'i/i>«, finding tli.it M. An- 
 r!«>'s Ships were chiefly u-orfted by the .Ships of the 
 I il'ii'tii, who were A.ixiliaiits to ■•Iw^^iijlui ; con- 
 tlii lid (■(■.(.' kind ol' Sliippini" belt for ihe Service of 
 tlic War. 
 
 Ard after that alinod all Ships of War wcic lallcd Li. 
 iur):f j and th'- Names of <.^_ii.ii{ri:cm:i, i^iiN.juirc- 
 >ii-< were difufed. But as Sui.l^i futh exprelly, the 
 Ancient I inmix v-ac not built like the TxVemfr^ 
 or Inch like Ship* ot more than one Onlo ; But 
 wac llrong. clo'e, fiiug built Villcis, prodigioudy 
 fwift, and therefore ufed for Piracy. The hrgelt 
 y i7(i<»i;V.i that ev'.v was built, f-' /,';</; (bfervcs, was 
 that ef i.'.i,'/.;h/.i : S icfKius calls it a '■'",«. Bccaulc 
 it had li' <)i !ii:rs Unni'.'im:, or 10 Men to an Oar. 
 This Ship had 8:. O.irs'of a lide Whuh doubled 
 makes 16c, and thainuiliip'ie 1 by ic gives 1600 for 
 ilie NiMiiler ot Oats 1 he .Q^h/h./h; H^miso^ Ci^jiii 
 ajfo iiieniioned b\ Pi/m, was a l.:btiin:t..t. She b.id 
 4cOars of a lide, and la.h moved by ', Mm: bo 
 thai the Nuuiber of her Rowers wa'' 4! ,-.. Bur no 
 ■ / i7;i((;.'/t,; li.id c\er al ove one l\ck fdOai.s: Tho 
 |i nic wer. lb large aikier.t'.y, a^ t.jhavc iceeKoa- 
 
 crs; thefe were like om C'leajpi covi red and built 
 
 with Towers, dc. So tliat aU.i/c'i//c may be called 
 
 t.ii'urnitrr Cprijh.it.!. 
 49. yi«<n- was an'iently the lame with the S:.ipl;.t, ,1.'- 
 
 t/)«, or Motwxy.'im; a Caiioa nude out of one Piece 
 
 of Timber by hollowing it 
 ■Jo. Lilt I,!. i\- or Ui.irhi; the fame with the Ti.i'nit, 
 
 Boats which were ufed only in Rivers, or to coait a- 
 
 Icng the Shore. 
 U' li.f^.c, ,"-'«r«', were the S''//!* ff(f'.>oftheAnticnfs, 
 
 which were fu called from their great Length, being 
 
 iifiially 7 cr8 times as long as they were bioad : Ami 
 
 the.*e vvete of two kinds, either with but one Tire of 
 
 Oars, 01 withmoic. 
 
 52, Mcnnit was a long Ship of one only Bank of Oar.s, 
 the fame \vith what the Gr.cl^i at iait i.dnvi ;•«'."■', 
 and We now call a (.',1/0. Schtf.-r Ihevvstliat no Ship 
 with i;o Oirs W.1S c.ilied a Klcai;. 
 
 5^. A'i ,/» A »; ;i J was a '.'.I'l w madeuiir of cue J'rce, bj 
 hollowing it like a Trough. 
 
 54. Mii/c:iiiii was a kind ot bending or crooked Ship 
 according to (Jti/i Mn. 
 
 S ^ . My^p.i'c orS'i-ie ; (o cal led, fai 1 h lf,iiil<,r:..% <]u.:fi >r!<uniiii 
 Pr.rr -J was a Piratical Ship, between a long .Ship and 
 an Onerar\ < ii'', e.illed alio I'-ic ftii.i m.\ Ihiiiih.i ; 
 and y /;y mentions the A/v'/i^'" and I.eitO % as on« 
 and the f one thing. Tis (: id to be iiu'ented by the 
 I'yrrhni:, .Tiidby //(..'of is anked with the c'.i.'.i/',, , 
 and Si/f/^/ thinks 11 was built init as ilio /i'r*j>/7, 
 hiving only Oar, in tiicFore lliip. yjo(i;ij thinkstlicy 
 were like omi.rj.'A'iH; ; init 'tis plain the A.ir/i.uo was 
 but a Imall Ship or Boat. 
 
 %(>. Xiuifiii Mun'/triii faith there was antienrly 3 Cj'.iI- 
 lickfmall Ship called by this Name; but 1 ne\er tbuiid 
 It in any Author. 
 
 57 0.y.:.i.j and 0- . :, with (rnie is the Name of n fwifc 
 failing Ship 
 
 ■iS, O'.^-w:).-. .Vice weie Ships of Rinden to carrv .Stoies 
 and Provifions for the Menot W.ir, and.illo lor Trade 
 and Merchandize. The Go-f^^i csl.rd thun >i»"7", 
 and 'if'""-; and indeed they bad pccitliai i\ames ac- 
 cording to ilieir nfe : If they earned Provifions- the 
 y .i/mcj called them //»wofi'»ii'; it they cariied Horle, 
 ll:pp>'i''>'', '5<c. 
 
 ■Ji;. Orthrici tut isonc whole Yards ftand cxadlly upright 
 ftralt or fjuare. 
 
 60. famliis was the Name of a Ship ulcd bv the Ithi.-- 
 ni.iiii, to export fuch Perloiu as were banilhed the 
 City. 
 
 C\. I'l.-.icm' was invented by the (>»; p.ic/, nml wjn ;; 
 f nail weak Beat, as we may gatnc: from this rf i,.- 
 
 I -ICC 
 
 J"/.r5j,',i«;; III cum j^.v.ii Ph.-ijet.ii. 
 
 02 Pi:nt!,:oiito'ii< was a Shipof ^o Oar^: Such was the 
 /V.jf-Nrtci', or tlie firlt Long Ship. 
 
 t-j. ('f/'f/fF«;< w.as aShip of sOrdc;^ or Banks cf Oars 
 the fame with the;,'ui«./«i'/f<K>f. 
 
 154. Pnc.'.iii s S.ncs w 're fmall "^ats of leather, with 
 winch the .i-.thicpi.iti. t- ' ,>.ibylj>iir.ns ulcd to pals ip 
 and down Kivcrs. P/"0> hb. 5. c.9. 
 
 5i. I'nitoii;:, lo f '/rtr calls tlic (/.lif/c/; Ships, which were 
 of thcOnerarykind : fome lay they were of old uled 
 to pal's Rivers, c'o as our Pontons are now : But be- 
 caufe Oioii'j'ii! calls them !:;«', they fccm ratherto 
 have been originally a kir.d of 1 ranlporr Ship^. 
 
 66. /''iViir/'.fii' .\.jri-j, the liiciki called them h^tmi, 
 were Ships appointed to go betore a plect to make 
 Difcoverics. 
 
 67. Prjunis Ndi.-; were thole in which iheCnmmaaders 
 inchiet went, and whuhcaitud peculiar H.igs or 
 Standards by day, and il.reel iplit<evei\ Night. 
 
 158. Pioji,mi.< are a kind ct Shij's mentioned by I'l.iutui 
 in his Ampl)tno to beakind ot Sui.i Sv:.u, it:i.x ir 
 Sp) -Boats. 
 
 69. (^iidtiiirdini was a Ship ct 4 Banks ei Oidcrs of 
 Oars. 
 
 70. iiuin-;u:rcmis one of 5 luch. 
 
 71. /{.i/'j and y^i/.iHj! N.ivc.< were the itioft antiert V'el. 
 li Is in which Men cm t went to Sea ; beiii'^ a kind 
 of y<.:7/j or Baik Logs, mad. onlyot leverai Pines of 
 Timber pi I ti'tether, as 1 have abcvc .u lai/^e ite- 
 iVibcd. 
 
 71. liJi .it* 
 
 I 
 
 r 
 
INTROWCTIO N. 
 
 xli 
 
 72 •{!:■ <ti- \<ttc! wcroUidi Miiiof War .is wtrcarnicJ 
 Willi /<.,■. I to hrcik on' the: lincmi.-S l),irs and to 
 break Holes tlirnugli ilie Siile, and lo link lUc hneiiiics 
 Sh'ps. 
 
 75. S/iiii<'i:.i ov S.ui.i, was a kind of U'rcmh, 1 have 
 not found this Word any vvhcrc but 111 ,\i-nj\iui. 
 
 74. Scrlnwii, a Canoaniadc by linllowiiis um a I lee, 
 an 1 then t'ormini; it into tin- lorni of a l*oat : the laiiii' 
 ■vith the Moni!-\ hit, C^ir.ii'i.i, Spe.ii'-".' I,i, C.'- bor 
 A"tlio'j lonf'ouiid iliciii altojictlicr. This was ottcn 
 t.-.kcii I'ov a IJoat aiiciidiiiR upon 1 Mup ; which bo- 
 tjulc It was towed after her >vitli a Rope, the i..'c/;i 
 called It alfo «»"'«. 
 
 75. Sc ■<.!!>, which the G e:k> called f" ';•', the fame 
 with ilie K'ife' or «/;'/;-/-■;; '• 
 
 j6. .Tcv/i/.'/." '■■>■■'-''!" werell-'^tslent out to fpy or dil- 
 covev the r.nemiti Fleet, 'riiefe wei .■ l.,iu..tiiiies cal- 
 led C if a' and Cim/"/'" • 
 
 77. V'/.rn w, accorciiiij; to MiriJDtus, is a very broad 
 
 -i. S'lO'ifl-, arotiiidiih kind of Mup, fwoln bellied, 
 niia in for iUirden. 
 
 82 
 
 7p. '^iitilii Ndf (J was a Leathern Boat, wiiof' Sides were 
 fi ■'■ed together. 
 
 80. < ' /ii'/i was a large Ship built with Sents, C^r. tu 
 ho: Councils of War. 
 
 81. 7.-;.,'/ir/« JViiri were fuch as carried l.ctteis. Or- 
 ders, /t'. in an F.n!;agcnicnt : Tlieic weie ulleU by 
 various Names, as I /.vc/iyouV, Dn'woiin, LiiJ na^fkii. 
 •.. 'ii:il.i,:r.-jr were Ships nf Sta'e aiiil Po:iip, liaviiip 
 line I.'.di;in;.;Room?, andothci Apartmciv;, Ji. Uue- 
 ly ailorncd- 
 
 Sj 'I'f'ccii was tlicNau.c oF a pee uli.ir Ship, which the 
 /ltheiii,mi lent every Y'.'ar to Di-ifl.cs, to coiiUilt llic 
 Oracle tliere. MonJ iiii. 
 
 S^. I'laliait* Kf.vcs were tiie fame with i{u.iii.t and 
 
 85. Tiicrii, the fame with TixmiV, a Sliipof i Cinksor 
 Orders of Oars. 
 
 86 Wfi.jj Kivcs, the lame with the S.iti/cs. 
 
 S7 i'r.^ioues, were Veflels built of very thui Boards or 
 
 Planks, and joined together by Biafs Piiii, --'i. with 
 
 wonderful Art. Miij.tii. 
 
 Of the Juveuth/, V/e, and Tropcrtics of the W \G N RT. 
 
 TUF. A,'i:;».'r.' or I oadftonc, as to its wondeiful 
 Ci:mli-y of attinfliuR Iron, was kiiowntoahnolt 
 all I'.trrs of the World, frnm all Aiituiuity- 
 K/'rc'-'f ■• qui tes .ibr.iiiliicl, to lliew that it w.rs known to 
 thc//p/i,;w; aud \'ium i'iuiinci' it appears that the an- 
 tient F.np-ir.ii! had the Knowledgeof this Property. /'<- 
 mcr alfi), ^li.'Jhilc, I'loioiny, l'}ih.vi^n).ti, Vheofhrr.ftm, 
 (j.i/Ifti, ,^-c. and all the GlCi'l^l knew and admired this 
 attratilive Pioperty of the Manner, of drawing only 
 Iron. 1 he (,,ciiaiii ulually called it the HcmclcM Stcnr, 
 Leiaufc it was lirll found about ilrmclcii, a City of M,jg- 
 nrfin^n Lydi.i : But the ' uthor ot ihe/;V/mu/o^icHM will 
 have it called Ueinclim lupis Jn ■nix''fh'hffV'>af "'•'''>-'<, 
 bccaulc of the Strength and Power of us AttraClion ot 
 Iron. Vtin) faith, l.ih.if,- 1.17. that it tot ik the Name of 
 M.tf^itcs from a certain Shepherd ol that Name, who bv 
 chance dilcovered itsVirtuc by lii^ nailed Shot sand Iror- 
 ■lijd Staffllickiiig or adhering to theic kind of Stones : But 
 'tis nv re probjb'e that it was lo called from Mivj^nrjit, 
 that Part of IaJii: where it was firll difctivcrcd by the 
 (.hwh, as Lucretius tells us, 
 
 I think , he very jiiftly dou'.'ted ; notwitlilbnding 
 K'ltljei, p. 18. faith, thatafter all hi: molt diiis^eiit bii- 
 quiry of tholt who had been m C/'i/;.;, and whoperfed- 
 ly were acquainted with the i:h:iicje Aunal; and Hdtory, 
 he could find nothing of it among them. For //.' / ' jlius 111 
 his Dilliirtation Jc --Urlius 0' Scirm.'n SVx.i.Mn, laith cx- 
 prefly, that the Knowledgeof the Magnet, .nnd its di- 
 redlivc Faculty of pointing to the Ni'-rdi. was kntjwn to 
 the Chliiefcs for iSoo Years ago ; and that othcrNatioii's 
 haditfiom them. Andheci'tcs7<jc,-i>«j nVC/'r/i.c, asal- 
 ferting, that the Sumceas had made ufe of the C 'iiipals 
 in Navigation, fer near hve hundied Ve:irs ag'^ : And 
 he liiith, 'tis certain tint the Knowledgeof ilsc Uecliin- 
 tion or VanatKin of the Mariners Compal's was known 
 allv)to the .^■ir.^ccn/, and tioni thence eame ro thef.'/u;- 
 ///>«;: And he thinks that the S.i'/!rf"J had this Know- 
 ledge from the C/i«f/r, who tiled to trade to I'r.ei oiimia 
 or C':7.V»', p. 80. ;7. .)';■ I.net. ?'. 75 . ilc Orii- (J'ut. /I'lien'.-. 
 faith, that 'tis iiotjuR to conclude, that becatilV the ('.'/•.-<•/;« 
 and l.nrinc! had antienrlv no Knowledge of the Pyx,s 
 S.iuii.r, therefore none of the Orientalbany wheie had : 
 For faith he, Accfi.i contcll'es, that I '.i/;;u-'J . .'.■';., •»■■.! found 
 \\v: l-.ihiofi.tns -.xhowt M J.'.ynii.pir knew the Ufe of 1 lis 
 Compafs ; and it did not appear troiii whom they had 
 learnt the Ufe of ir. This I'jI.jMes d! G.dii.i na? the 
 S«:7/i«j I firll that difcovercd the fr/':' cf (ioc.l Hope. The faiiic 
 
 11 . iiiiw I. '..'•<(..*« liaui .1 JMI in. 111.11 I ueill Ull llil> vJuojcci, lut iwt^^rtui aiiu I tnv'Tii utz lirirtncc 
 
 ill which l.c very elegantly and mafterlv defcribes the I quote a Book ,U- Lnpi.iihn, whi^l 
 Virtues ot this Stone, and adnures the I'eciet Caufc o(' '^njlon'c's, in which there Is nienti 
 
 m^.'.DH Mi-nct.t roc.iiit I'.ttrio tie Nomine Cinii, 
 Mit^ncUi ifijuiaji: I'ntiiis Je finihui onus- 
 
 And by -L '• 'Hl-s Ttitlm 'tis cailtd /<-'}■«'>» >.i' ^. 
 
 .indloiiie .ihersi|UOtc /wm/.V.-j as the fir ft who ^'ave the! thing A(^iVe/-ri takes notice of; and owns alfo, that in the 
 1, oadllc .•; ihe .Name of M^fmi. By Sofncclcs 'tis called j (leo^.m'hin Arihici: I'.iiu -n.i, and in theX/./.'i'.T, which 
 1 ir",'!, . i,<;/ji, from /.;..ii.t, the Region where it wasfound, arc fufHciently aniicnr, there are «i'f "./.«'•■ J/;'<.7j of the 
 of which iV/.i^f/f/u is a part. The O'er;/;) aho fi netinics Knowledge of the M nineis Compafs. C'/i/"<;ij ./.• M-;;- 
 f.ive it the Name of Hidcitis, from its Property of at- netr, p. 11. faith, the lull th.it he i ould find that meii- 
 traitiilg Iron unto ir. For which indeed it is dcfervcdly uoiicd the Knowledge of the hirr.iivc l.t.iil:), or .is our 
 celebrated hy ail the Anticnts, whenever they I'peak of (ull;:>t calls ir, the yfiticin of the Magnet, w.is A.i^er- 
 it : And (./.:u,ii.tn hath a particular Poeinonthi>Sub|e>;t,'/M/ W.ijjwhj and Viwut!:!! I\cll:incei,jh ; and thcic both 
 
 li they will have to be 
 entioii made it the iVoif/j 
 . and Souti I'.Dt of the Magnet. And iho' C.i/'.t.ij doth 
 iiot believe this Book to be really his whole Name it car- 
 ries, yethc thinks jiiltly enough, that it may be written 
 , by fome old .('rt/'u(' Author, and fo put out under -•)< i- 
 j //(Wi's Name ; which if true, will fufficicntly prove our 
 Point, ■!'j':j. that there was a Knowlejgeof the rc)7/ci>>of 
 the Magnet in fi me other Part of the Wcrld, before we 
 B'.itnotwiihftanding the fo long andfouniverlalaKnow- dilcovered or ptodiced it here. To whi^h mull be ad- 
 ledge a.s there plainly appears to have been of tins Stone, dcdwhat is po'iti'cly allctted by (;/,'/'-■• and many good 
 llicie doiroi leein any g -od ;,;,roun.ls to believe that the .Authors, ; . ^. ih;,:!''-;. ii< T. .;«(/.( brought itsUle iiro Ir.u'y 
 !)ii .\lii,- i,:eu,.'t ol it was at ah known to the .intient ab'nit ./. /). 1 if o. has ing learin it in C' '..-, of lomc- 
 (.''-.;■(!;; rr l-i-.!:: a, or to i!ie l'.\^.ti.<>ii, fiom uhoiu the where in his Travels 10 the baft. C.d'i-.i< '.aiih, the hrll 
 (.' '•■',.■ recelxtd all their cinious Lammg. Oi r .\. Fh/- Wii.er on this Su'.jecl i;f the Direcbve Fa.idty of the 
 / indeed labours hard 10 p.>vo the coiuiary Opinion ; A/.i,'.iif;, was one i'ctna I'cci^riims <■.•'!»•, in a hitlc 
 I iir he IS mJ^cicii'.ly refuted b\ the moll l.eaiiied /('.c/mk Book 'which he calls) Kpifloli'; and this Book he faith. 
 
 fu. h an aHiazing ctTeiit. 
 
 ^lis cai',1 ivfuiulit ^eminis n.teyni: metnHis 
 l-i lei. I ■ fJii.f diir,:i iurHi dijctrdii: nicnta ? 
 i'Ug'iit mihila Sdc.x, (3 .imic.imjii:ici.tjent.t 
 A/.i;;ii.iOT, pincij.i Cimiyl/i d^ntjjt i-trons. 
 
 in his ( 
 
 were mr tome KnjwIeJ 
 lent P 
 
 andbyir.uin others. Whether there, fi.i 
 
 I a(Ie 
 
 h ' law in the IVd'Het' 
 
 this 11 (lit iifeful ,;nd ejtcol- Veniie, '1 his EpiiUe, i.c faith, Jt 
 
 ropiity among tlie (,'/ ,');f ."i, .l;,i.'i,;j..' ,and .'.fiicr.ns ,Opulculiim f:if<:tu 
 
 \ilTm 
 
 ,/.• ,V. 
 
 l.ij,«f), in his 
 .' E'f-- 
 
 
 belore v.chadnude the Diltovery of it in li-nvpe, may' dit/ns Mti\ii:ti;, printed aiCi.ign 1561, hath diljutfcd 
 
Ixii 
 
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 'v. 
 
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 H 
 
 lie Propcrtlct or Phxnomena of the M.ignet, 
 rr F.Oidfiore, ,;< they huve ken Mjluvercd 
 ly GiUe;c, G:Kriis, Kircher, Vin. Leo 
 ta;di:«. C-rte?, Dr. I'owcr, the Ihnow 
 Rovie, 
 
 \r,. 
 
 cTr, 
 
 uhI tlftVirtiicil, ami then piil>lilhcil as his own ; tho'tliat 
 >',l)iit!i- 1! foil" ,vcrc prir,ti.-d \ \: ;us bcioii-. Ati ^>i. f^i, . 
 cl'o, p. I.;, faiih, I'omc amount this I'ctru! I'trri-hnii 
 ' ,.i''iis t'> li.tvc k'cn our f^.;;rr B.ie " : An.! thi'. Ik think : 
 is the 'I'l-utli; wlii-h Siinmiiii alfu coiihrnis iii h;'. /;/>.■ 
 i.'.'liiiiiittKii.i, Dat. Al'oif. i6Si. laying txptcll;, th«| 
 iwa* !<"!:,<■■ R.c^ii litlt toim-l out the FrinW'r or *'i- 
 'ii/M ( t iIh Mapint. And tor ihc Honour oT our own 
 Na'idii alio, the late I.cariK'.i and l.xcullcnt Mathiina- 
 'luaii l)i- f'lff/V, Snvili.ir. l-'rofilfor of Geometry in the 
 1 lii vi-'lln (/t'Ov/j,-,/, I'lit. limf. N". 178. conjc«aurcd, 
 t'lot ihi' Mariners Con. pals was an Vn^iilh Invention, 
 lium 'li' VVord toin^'i/j, which is aln'clt every wher 
 rctaiiii .1 ; and is properly an I'.r^^hjh Word, liciiig ufed 
 in m.Tiiy of our I'rovincial I'aiti tot a Circle, or exatJUy 
 round Pipure, nhufc Cir^Tiinitorcnoc is every where e- 
 ijnaliy diltant from a Point witlnnit, called it? Cciurc. 
 
 But ir Mull lu- j;ran;eJ in all iliis which is above ad- 
 \ .inced, tho'there be great probability, \ et there is little 
 Cfrraimy of: And thcrcl'oie we nni(t next attribute, 
 with the j'enerality of W'utcrs, the hilf Invention of 
 thv Marliieis Coinpafs to;/ •/'.(,■/ 1, 01 Gin, of M.ilfl'', 
 a 'I'uwn in tlitKinndom c f .V.i/.fJ, not far from Sd.f.- 
 r/m, in tlic Jci,: .;,-';.. 11./' c> ; (rime call hiin l'Aii';(J'i<i"'.i : 
 Ai.d rlii'i was about the ^ eai 1 i-^o. 
 
 Atu-r this pieat and molt ufeful Difcovery was known live , each other. 
 Xuliiiiupr, there were Uxm many in.iiiilitive Heads that | /' a M/Jtucf be cur through the Axis, the Parts or 
 
 emp|o',ed tlicir ^hovl^;ht^ about making further DIKo- Scji.i.v. it of tneStone, which before were ioiiitd, will 
 vericsof this celebrated Scene. So that m tome time us now avoid and fly cschother, 
 
 I'lviatini or Dejkction from the true Meridian, was dil-| 6. It the Mr.gtiei be cut by a Seiftioii pcrpeudiciilar to 
 covered by Scb.iJ}ii:n Cakt. The D.cUiuU!"n (ai it was its .Axis, the two Points there whuh belcre were lOn- 
 at firlV called, whereas now the r.r- i.i/iiw often palfes by | joined, wiil become contrary Poles, one m one, the other 
 that Name) or rather the /ki'iw.i/io« of the Needle, was in the other Segment.s. 
 
 lirft dilc.ncred by our Countryman /<utf/» iVcri/i.in. (See' 7. Iron receives Virtue from the Magnet by Appli- 
 hislJookialledthe Nfiv Wf.'Mihnr, printedat /.M/1/.1614.) cationtoit, orbarely fiom an Approachiicar ;;, I'lo u 
 which IS a furprizing Property, wheieby it always ihji ^do iK)t touch it ; and the Iron receive* this *'irtue vari- 
 luider the Horizon, when placed upon a Pin likea Com- |oufly, according to the Parts of the Stone it's made ta 
 
 I . T H .\ T ill ,M'cr\ M.ig,i[t there are two Poles, one 
 * poirtine North, ihr other South ; and if a. Stone 
 be cut or broke into never lu many Pieces, there are 
 thtfe two Po'rsin each Piece. 
 
 2. 1 hat ihele Poles, m divers Parts of thcGlobe, are 
 diverdy inclined towards the Earths Centre. 
 
 3 1 hat thefe Poles, tho' contrary to one another, do 
 help mutually towards the Mitgnct's Attradion and Suf- 
 penlinii of Iron. 
 
 A,. If two .\/.i^««j are Spherical, one will turn or con- 
 form it felt to the other, lo aseirher of them wou'd do 
 to the Harth, and that after they have Co conformed or 
 turned thcmlelves, they endeavour to approach to loiii 
 each other ; but if placed in a contrary Podtion, they 
 
 . . . - • - any liow applied to 
 
 Andhcfound the greatelt Iiulination at Lou- the Stone, it receives Virtue from it only as to its Length. 
 
 be7i'. Vj • Dr. Jf ■'//«,/'/;/. iVoj/; N'. 176' 9. l\\c Mtittiet iofes none of its own Viitue by corn- 
 
 pals, except in Inch Places as are jud under the htjiia- Itoiic.'i, or made approach to. 
 tor ; and there it keeps alwaxs par.illel to the Horizon I 8. If an Oblong Piece of Iro' 
 cxai'Hy 
 .3' )• to 
 
 thinks that the Difcovery of this Dipping of the Needle 
 IS owing to Mr. B/«i;M!c, or fome other (jr.-/fc.i»n>f: And 
 he diUiibes this Property to be a Uiredion of Altitude 
 above the Horizon: Sothat if itbedulypoifed onanHo- 
 nzomalAxis, it will point to a determinate Degree of Al- 
 t ituile urElei ation above the Horizon : And he laith truly, 
 that of this Difcovery, iho'made lb longago, there hath 
 not ^ct been any coiiliderable ufe made. Ihc Vnti.ttH^' 
 ot':!c I ^r/.i/.vunanothcreonfidcrableand very furprizing 
 Propcriyofthe I.oadftonc; that is, 1 hatthe Magiietick 
 Ncciile ,;n it> Hoiizontal Polition) doth not always re- 
 tainilic lame X'ariation or Declination from the true Mo- 
 ti'h.iii, in liie fame Place and at all Tunes ; but doth 
 lucceiMvely vary its Declination or Variation from rime 
 to I imc. 1 his was hrft fas 'tis now agreed onall hanils, 
 faith Di. / ! :-,.;.i) dif overcd by Mr- GeililTr.n.-i, about the 
 Year 1655. But ,SV»i»«ii;; faith, tliatthis was taken no- 
 tice of alfo by Hfiiryiu/, AUyOnt, I'L-tii, t>'ltkit»>ii, ando- 
 thers, imich abom the fame time. So that out lin^lijh 
 Nation have had a vciy conliderable Share in thcDifco- 
 vriics which have been made about the Magnet, and its 
 wonderful and iifeful Properties. 
 
 A fiiceinit Account of which Prnpcitics, and other 
 fuch i'hsmnietm of the Loadftone, as have been found 
 out truly to belong to ir by plain Kxperiments and rc- 
 pra'ed Obfervations, I (hall here fub)oin, without en- 
 tniig into Thfoiin or txplications of the Caufes of 
 them : And ifterihis, I will give youthc Thoughts and 
 Obfervations of the I.eaiiicd and Ingenious Capt. Hnlly 
 fnow S:iviur» Prolcflbr of Geometry in O.x/oid ' upon 
 the Variation of the Qimpals, and the Reafon of the 
 y,initii(ti ci( that Kiri/tnon : Pccaufc both thcl'cwillbe 
 nt great ufe toaililhhe Lnquiries of publick foiiitcd and 
 iiigeiuoiis Men, in their future Irials, Obfervations 
 3" d l.,vpcriniein,s on this very great SubjcA, fo univer- 
 l..ily ulciiil and mivaniapeous to all trading Nations : 
 And alfo becaufe many Travellers and Na\ igators may 
 
 - , — bycom- 
 
 mtimcating any to Iron, and this Virtue it can com- 
 municate to Iron veryfpccdily ; tho" the longer the Iron 
 touches or joins the Stone, the longer will its communi- 
 cated Virtue hold, and a better M.igntt will communi- 
 cate more of it, and fooner than one not fo good. 
 
 I y i hat Steel receives Vii tuc from the M,tp»et better 
 than lion. 
 
 1 1. A Needle touch by i M/tf'net, will turn its Ends 
 the fame way towards the Pole's of the World, as the 
 Magnet will do. 
 
 11. Ihat neither 1 oadlfone nor Needles toucht by it, 
 do conform their Poles exaiitly to thofe of the World ; 
 but have iilualiy lome Variation from them : And ihu 
 Variation IS ditfcreutiiuliuTs Places, and atdiveu'l'iiiies, 
 in the famePlaic. 
 
 M. That a I.oadltone wiil take up murh more Iron 
 v'hc;i armed or^apt, than it canalofie: And that tho' 
 an Iron Ring or Key be fulpemlcdby the Loadlionr, yet 
 the Magnetical Panicles do not hinder that King i rKey 
 from turning round any way either to the Right or Left. 
 
 14. That the Por.c of a Loadftone inay'bc variouUy 
 encreafed or Iclliined, by the various Application of 
 Iron or another Loadlfonc fo it. 
 
 IS That a (Irong Magnet, at the Icali dilfancc from 
 alelferora weaker, cannot draw to it a Piece of lion 
 adhering aiaiially to fuch lelfer or weaker .Stone j but if 
 it cometo touch it, it can draw it from the other : But a 
 weaker Magnet, or even a little Piece of Iron, ran draw 
 away orleparateaPicce of Iron contiguoustoa greater or 
 itronger Loadftone. 
 
 16. That in our North Parts of the World, the South 
 Pole of a Loadllonc will raile up more Iron than the 
 North Pole. 
 
 17. That a Plate oi Iron only , but noothcr Body in- 
 tcrpoled, can impede the Operation of the Loadftone, 
 either as to its ,ui>e.Hive or Hiieilivc Quality. Mr. 
 
 Bo^^'I^iind it true in GlalUs fealcd Hermetically; and 
 perhaps carry ths fl.V//«»6ri,j with them abroad, tho' to Glafs is a Body as impervious as iiK'ft arc to any l:ffuvi,i. 
 (I e n otlicrBook.s, in whichthcfcthings arcto be found,' '8. That the Power or Virtue of a Loadftoncmaybe 
 
 impaired by lying long in a wrong Pofturc, as alio by 
 Rult, Wet, Gc. and may l)e quite dellrc^ed by Fiir. 
 
 ?.re lei known oragreeabi 
 
 Experiment < 
 
 
J --- 
 
 INTROVVC nON. 
 
 Ixiii 
 
 h more Iron 
 lilt thjt ilio' 
 oaiUkiiir, yet 
 King I rKcy 
 ightiir Lett. 
 ' I't variuiiUv 
 prlkatioii of 
 
 ' an Craw 
 
 of a Loadltoiie leifunly, (j-kc or divas tJines, hcuin. 
 nir)g tiic Motion troin the '.•-n: atur or miilJIc of the 
 
 Fxpcnmrr,, of lie X.ture »»d Pr<.;cr//Vx ./IJJ'X' [rra^^tn^l!l'%'''^ Kr„r. or W.r.- willacco.d- 
 
 ' , .' /J »i n I 'ng'y ^ttrSL. one tml of a poi.cil M.ientiica: Nocdlf 
 
 tbv M,lj;lK-t. yy^iVJr. boyle. ^but if you tak-; another KndV or W.u-, and ili. ." jt 
 
 ■ Icifmcly o\ cr the Pok-, from the Pole lowardsihc fo.ra. 
 tor, or middle of thr Kjuator, thii Knife Ihail , xrfl 
 
 I. VII^- "'''<• foiniJ, that I'v heating a ■Vojuet red "' Jnve away >lic fame linJ of tlu'NeeJ'-; which ti,c 
 ••''■' iioi, it .uiiid be fj'cedily deprnod of its Wf- former Knifj nonldattridt. Wliii.hE:<p..rinK-nt make, 
 t .,(i i.'t.nl^n. ,■' '^"''V probable, tliat tlnOticration of tlie AJ.i 
 
 b, 
 
 .'<■; i.'i.'tl.iy. |-^ '11) probable, tliat tliiOticration of 'tile AJi -w/ Jp. 
 
 ::. If a I iiadllone be heated rcd-hoi, anil then cooled, pmJ* on thet'iux of loiiic hue Panicles which 150 cut at 
 »ilher wuh its Somli Pole to the North, in a Horizontal 'J"c i'ole, then roundabout, and inapiinat the oilier. 
 I'oliiion, or wiili its .Soiiih I'ole downwards in a Per- ' ' i- Betaiile it is one of u c univerfal Law. ot Kritiire 
 peiiiliciilar ( ;ie, it (vill th.in^c its Polarity, the South ! That /'i/io;i<rH(yi<f-4.i;f(jrt,r<i/w,7j cnu\: Ihereiinj 
 Poleb! "■ . . ■ . . _ . . . 
 
 iiiiiiK ilic Northern one, and vUceiji. I plain, the lion mulk attraiS the Magnet .is iiuich as iliat 
 
 i. liv ai'plviiij'tlie I'oles of a very hiiall l-'raEinciit of ''"th the Iron ; and \o you may ealily experiment it to 
 I Loadltoiie 10 the oppoliti vigorous ones ot a pooj 
 
 lar)',eiAi:,;nuV, Mr. Hoy I Ibiiiul he couM Ipeedily change 
 till I'oles of the Fras;iTicnt ; but he cou'd not clfcdl it in 
 a I'lapmeiit tiiat was conlidcrably bigRer, tlio' he tued 
 many linnii, 
 
 4. H.'obfervcd, that well tempered and hardncd Iron 
 Tools, when heated by .'\uritioii, Turning, Filing, fyc- 
 iliey would, while warm, attraitf thin Filings or Chips 
 of Iron and Steel, but ncit when cold. Yetlieiiieinbei 
 oiiccco li ive fceii my Iclf, and tried, that a Piece of a 
 File which w.is 111 the hands of Mr r.invc// the Spectacle 
 Maker, did retain fiuhan attractive Quality, that it 
 iroiilil lakeup and keep fufpcndcd the Key of aCabinet 
 or */fi It ■rr, ami needed no .Attrition to cxtite this Mag- 
 netical Wrtut. 
 
 5. I'lie Loii ISarsot Windows which have long ftood 
 in an cied I'olition, do grow permanently Magiieti 
 cal, the Jov.'T linds of fui h Bars being the North Poles, 
 and the iipjif the .Southern : For according to Laws of 
 M.ijwiifni, we Ink! the lower Ends of fuch Bars will 
 drive away the North, hnd of a polled Needle, and will 
 aitraft the Southern . Which lliews, that by ihc conti- 
 nual Patfaije of the fubtilc Magiieiical Particles through 
 them, they arc turned into a kind of Magnecthenifeives. 
 
 (). IfaBar of Ironthat hathnot long ftoodinanercdt- 
 cd Pollute, be only held perpcndicnUrly, its lower Had 
 will be- the North Tolr, and attraCl the South Point of 
 a touched Needle : But then this Virtue is tranlicnt, 
 and will Ihift as you invert the Bar ; for the other End, 
 when held lowermoft, will prefently become the North 
 Pole : VVhcrcforc, in ordei to rendrr the Qjiality of 
 I'fiiicit} permanent in an Iron Bar, it inuft remain a 
 long time in a proper Pofition: But the Fire will produce 
 thisHtfecf in a very Ihort time ; for as it will immedi- 
 atolv depn ve a Loadltoiie of Attraiftivc Power, or change 
 its Poles (as in /..vo.v. 1,2.) foit will as foon give a Vtr- 
 ti.lty to a Bar of Iron, if licing heated red hot, it be 
 cooled in an creilt Pofition, or direJiy North ami .South. 
 Nay, It haili been obfervcd often, that even Tongs and 
 Fire-Foiks, by being often heated, and then let to cool 
 in a Polition near to rrcfl, have gaiaed this Magnctical 
 l'io|>trty. The Kcafon of which very dift'ercnt Etfcdts 
 ot iheFiuon a Mi^n", and on Iron, Mr- Hoitc, with 
 hisufual Modelty, fuggefls to be this : That the pecu- 
 liar Texture or Conltitutioii by which a A/ngiiff ditfers 
 tiom coiiimuii Iron Oar, being accurate and fine, is 
 Ipoilcdby the rude and violcntAttacks of the Tire: But 
 this mighty Agent by working upon Iron, foftcns and 
 opens the Pores of the Mettal (which is harder than Iron 
 Oar;) fo that it becomescapableof being pervaded by the, 
 Magnetical P.irticles, and by that means gains a ff/«(><; 
 
 7. Mr. b -jU found, that by heating a Piece of EntUfl. 
 Okcr red hot, and placing it to cool in a proper Pofture, 
 it plainly gained a Magnetick Power. 
 
 8. The lame Noble Gentleman found, that an excel- 
 lent Loadltoiie ol Ins own having bin almi;lt a Year in 
 an iiicoiiveiiicnt Poltiuc, h.ad iis Virtue fo imnair.'d, 
 tuat heat lirii tliiiiif;ht fomebody had fpoile 1 itby Firr . 
 
 9' It a Needle be well touched on a good Loadltone, 
 'liskiiiwn It will, when duly [loifcd, point North and 
 South ; but it It have one contrary Touch of the .'ainc 
 Stone, it will inir.icdiatcly be deprived of that Faculty; 
 and by another fech Tomli it will have its Poles quite 
 'hanged ; fo tlutilie Hiid which betbte pointed North, 
 liiill now point Suuihward. 
 
 10. Dr. /J, nw and ,vlr WyrUiih tiicd, that altera 
 ted hot lion hail gained a I'fiuar. by being well heated 
 a''ii .ooled North anil Siuth, and then alio hammered 
 ai the Eiuls this Viriiie would iniiiiedutely be dellroy'd 
 by i Ol- j Blows of a Itrong Haiiiiiicr fuiartly given a- 
 I'outihe middle of it. 
 
 1 1. Mr. Ilojir tound, that by drawing the (]lack of a 
 Kiilc, ot long Piece of Steel Wire, etc. over the Pole 
 
 be in Faa, it you place a Magnet or Hie, e of Iron on a 
 Piece ot Cork, I'c as that it may fwim liccly in ihe Wa- 
 ter ; for then you will fee, that which (oever v uu hold 11, 
 youi Hand, will diawthe other towards u. 
 
 A Difcourfc uf the l\>ri.ilion of the Comfdfs^ 
 by ^\r. Edm H.Uiy, Saviiian i^nfcjjur ,} 
 CjcuHictry in Oxford, .;v / r.R.S, 
 
 1 HE Variation of the Compafs (by which I mean the 
 Defieaion ot the Magnetical Needle li 0111 the true 
 Meridian; is otthat great conctnimeiit in thj .Artof N.t- 
 vigation, that thcNegk-a thereof docs little !e!s dian wil- 
 der ufeleh(;iie of tla-NoblcltlnvcnvionsMaiikuid ever ytc 
 attained 10 : And tot ihijcaufe all Ships of .onfcquenco 
 (cIpeCLilly thole bound be)ond the Eqiiati r) cany with 
 thenilnltrunientsonpurpofe to oblcrve this Variation- 
 lliat lotheCw>iife (leer'dby theCompifs. may U- redu- 
 ced tothe trueCourleinrefped of the Meridian 
 
 Now ahho the great Utility that a pct'edt Know- 
 ledge ot the I heory of the M.ignct:cal Direction would 
 attord to Mankind in gencr.ij. and efptcialiy to tl.ole 
 concern d in Sea Affairs, leems a fufficient licitemcnt lo 
 all Philulophical and M.iti.cmaiical Heads, to take undci 
 (erious Conlideraiion the fevcra: pc...f,„. 7 , and to en- 
 deavour to r^-concile them by lome gencr.il Rule ^ ct m 
 It IS, that almoft all the Anchors trom whom a Dilcnujle 
 of this kind ought to have been cxpi-aed, pifs by m 
 lilence the Difficulties they here encounter. And tnofe 
 that mention tbisVariation,by affirming it to proceed fiom 
 Caiilcs altogciher uncertain (as are the calual iyiii)' oi 
 Iron Mines and I oadliones in the Earth) put a liop ro 
 all further Contemplation, and give difcouragemeiit 10 
 thofe that would otlierwifc undertake tins Uiiquiiy. 
 ' 1 IS true, that not long (ince one Mr. BomV, an .W Tea-^ 
 cher of Navigation, put forth a liiiall Ireatife, whctein 
 he pretends to calculate the Variation ; but lie limits his 
 Hypothelis to the City of l.t.n.im, affirming himfelf (as 
 he had a great deal of rcafonj that the fame f.j/. ;,/,/( is 
 not fufficient for other Places ; whereby it appears, that 
 this Rule is far Ihort of the fo much dclircd general 
 one. 
 
 Now altho' (through want of fufficient Obfervaiions, 
 and fome other Di.^.-ulties which I fhall anon Ihew) 1 
 cannot orecend |x.rfeiftly to ellabliih the Numbers and 
 Rules of a Ca'iului, which ihall precifely anfwer to the 
 Variations of all Parts of the World ; yet I fuppofc it 
 will not be unacceptable to the Curious to propofe tbine- 
 thing ot a Light into this abltrule Myltcty , which, if 
 no other, may havethisgood cHeCt, to ftir'up the Philo- 
 fophicah.'rtmof the Age to apply themfelves more at- 
 tentively to this ufeful Speculation. But before I pro- 
 ceed, 'twill be neiell'ary to lay down the Grounds upon 
 wliiihl raifemy Conclulions, and at once to give a Sy- 
 iioplis of thofe Variations which I have rcafon to look 
 upon as fure, bcuig moltly the Obfervations of Perfons of • 
 good Skill and Integrity. 
 
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 .V.'t-Pih; ',!«,/ ami X \v-.iu>.,l-l.iii.l, the \'nn.iiioii is h a' 
 wife W'cfterly : antltliatit iiicrcalcsall tli- way a 
 l^n Northerly aluni; thcCoalt, h as tii Fe abose 1 
 precs at \.:v-i,i!.<l.f.'i,J, nearly jc l)o;.;ivcs in /'(. / •'> 
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 tliat as you fail i all.'.aui (i 0111 'this Ccill, ih« S jriiti"' 
 iliniii lilies, ir.'Miflitfe two if is a lepitim.-iteCiT.'liary, 
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 1.0 ll'jicly. Arni f) I (.'oiijectrre it is a' om ihc Fal'i'i- 
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 'I'liirlly, Tint on the C\<.i|} of. ';»(!- -• then i> Ka;t 
 Varia'iiiM, whiehiiureifes ver; jiot cbly .is you );i lo ihc 
 Sniiiliw.iiJ, 1(1 as 111 lie 11 l)ei;iii s ,it Ci) 1: / ., ., .iihI 
 ovei-aqiiiillili-Ki'eriif Pate i.- ' I'n'.te^s Aiilfncri 
 thi'i'.rc l'ai|iii4 Soiiilmcllcrly to tin Sti.iiti uf A/.: ■ .;..r,, 
 it ili'trcales 17 D.i>iees, .tml at the \V<.U I'litr.ir . hi 
 I.', IJei'rees. 
 
 F"'M!rtiily, T hat ar ilic rallwaiil of B'^-j/V.' [Topeiiy 
 I" eal'eil, this Fjllcrly Vanatiin iliereales, lb as id I c 
 serylr.tle ar S>. //i- 1-« : ami -Ifc.tjr'i, aiul to Fe i]iiiri' 
 ij'iie. aiul iluCoii.paK Point true about lb Degrees rf 
 I .oiii>itiii!e Welt tVi an ilie C.-iii.- of 1 ;. ,>a Hcpc. 
 
 F'll illy, rii.u 10 iheKalUvar,! of the afcrcfaid Pla"s 
 WeftwanI Variition Fcpins, which rci;4iiN 111 the whole 
 i:.lii!i. Sc3, anlis to 110 lels than iSPmrees iiivlcr the 
 Fqnaror it fdf, about the Meridian if tin Noitheni 
 F.irc of \li:,l.r.\.,Jc,v : and mar ih.e lame Meiidian, Fut 
 in -^o Degrees ^outh.FatitUiie, it is foiiiul full 27 ' De- 
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 fcs, Id as to Fe little 11 oie ih.'.n tij-ju Dcprccs at Cape 
 Cmi-.i in, and ih.in ihree I 'ej',ici.s U(>; 11 the (Joalt of .-?/•- 
 •.'- ; and to beip iteexiinOt aluait the A/ i.m/! IHniidi, ai 
 alio a little 10 ilie W.-Uwardotri// .'>;i);; ;/j I.anil, foinid. 
 o^'t Fy the itr, in 1^14'. 
 
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 ther hallcrly Variation, whirl) leeiiis not lo ureat as tin- 
 fornicr, nor of fo lar^e c xicnt ; loi- that at the Idand 
 Hpticr.l.iti: it IS fenhldy Ids than upon th.- Fart Cioalt 01 
 iVw (Uiinc.i. And at the rare it decrcaies, it may be vvt'i 
 liippoli.-d, that about ;o Degrees fariher F.slf, or :;s 
 Decrees F^tli J. ongiii' '' (vom l.'winn, in the Latiuidc ot 
 10 Deprecs Sout)i, a . acrly Variation Fegii'.s. 
 
 Sevniihlv, '1 hat the Variations uFfervcd 1 y ihe Hi- 
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 Uutcl' : Vit v..oiili.!ei:ni' the nini'- Tof thea- V.hlcrva- 
 lioiK I ha- c .■oliiiilcJ, and iha! ihey are n-ade in I'aits 
 of the Will. I fo remote 110:11 .'■.;( •/'<■, and Ir. m i.ine ano- 
 ther; I liTiJol'eiliat the'Flieo'V ilut aiifwers ihrfe, will 
 learec f..il 111 thole Regions from whence we li;'.ve asyetj 
 iioacioiMit. Bill ti'li V, e nuift make Ionic Remarks up-| 
 onilie fureno'ii!'Tal-'c . Ar.d tint, 
 
 that ihat Fait \afi.it on ni'ted in our thiul Remark, is 
 decrealiniT .ij-ace ; :ind that it cannot reafonabl, extend 
 many Deurees int.i tie Sotr.li Sea, fioiii ihe C'oafl of l\-n, 
 and C '/■■, Icavji i; looin for a In^all VV'elfer'y Variarion, 
 in thatTiaOt cf the unknown World that lies in the 
 Mid-way hitwecn Cr. I and iVn- :^;-.i(.i/../, and Uiweeii 
 li.'uifji-l'lt-.n.i aiiil P^'U. 
 
 laphtly. That in failinp North-Weft from St. /;.;•/.; 
 by AJ.-ciilioii as tar as the Fiinaur, the Vari.ition eonti- 
 luies very finallF-iit, .indas it wen eoirtantlv the fame.- 
 So ihit in this part of the World the Ctiirfe, wheiein 
 there is no Vaiia'ioii, is evidcndy no Meridian, bur 
 rath. T Norili Welt. 
 
 Niiitlily, I h.ii the Entr.incc (f -'i/i//'o»;j SiiaiFht.', and 
 theNFmih of iheKiver of ('..rd' Fein^ nearly under the 
 famciMiridian, at the one place ihc Nee-Ue varies 29 ; 
 Degiees to the Welt, at the other 10 ' Degrees 10 the 
 halt. 'Ihis plainly dcmonltrates the liiij oliibiliiy of 
 leionciling tliefe Variations by the 'I'heory of 7(r«(/, 
 xhich is il i\VD Mi-?neticr.i i'olrs r.ii.i i-.n .-l.vis iiuliiifi! t< :l e 
 4\iie) lieli.iiri'. From whence it won d Follow, That 
 iiii.icr tijf f.wie Mrrijinii tiK V.trif.titii P:culdU ill nil I'i.iu-s 
 ■I c Iraic \vn\, 
 
 Thefe things being preniifed, may fi 1 ve as a lure F'oiin- 
 daiion tor.iifetheSuperltriiCtiiieofa Theory upon. i>ut 
 tirit It woiilil not bean!if> to I1k-w hruliv the Millake of 
 'ji.i'''.'and Di'.' 1 'i;7e;- '1 he hrrt wli..rci.f luppol'es, Ihat 
 the Hr.ith it I'lf I'ciifi^ hi.!,! usi.nis M.jirtic.il, ami f't 
 .J'.ve'iwl; nHcrr/ocic tl c I.111.I ii, llitre. nji' Ihou/tl tr.- 
 \'\'i!\'tiiin, ,:• t<i lie 1^1 c.itrr Oii.iitri'y if .h,y^nclici:l .U.UI. ■ 
 Hut tlusin n any Inllanccs is not true, b.:t moll reinaik- 
 ably upon theC^oalt cif /I'l.;:;. , wluic the Needle is fo 
 tar Vrou being aiiraclcd by the Jjn.l, th.it it turns the 
 oiiite enntiary way, leavinp, the Men. ban to lie N.b.L. 
 wiiK h is iult aloin> th ■ ( .o,ilt. As 1.1 the I'olition oi Lh-s 
 'r.i!.!, Tlut.''''e lieiiiind Lin.ijio .islihliii H'c H.iw.-'.! if ■'"■' 
 /inn It. mil the heltom oi lie S .1 iii.'y /■.• //'.;■ C.tii/et li .it tie 
 \ die e.i ;rj, iF wu coiilidcr for how gi eat a Part of the 
 
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 xlv 
 
 K.inh'« SnrfaiT, rx «r. ill the whole Iniinn Sea, the 
 NieJIr .IcJiiKs the fame way, ami thnt regularly, 
 •twill follow that the attr^Aini^ Siibflancc th« oii.ilintis 
 it, limit I'c very f.ir diftant. 'Now by Exnericncc we 
 fisd tho little tinrretliit Iron Cuins have upotitlic Compfs 
 ill Ship' (their Virtue, tho' fliey lie Ucmiculvcrin, or 
 creattrf^aiiiioii. beinp not perceptible at four or five 
 V.irdi Uillan.e) Mini the Hxperiiiieiit'! now before the 
 ;<^^m/X ./W) il(j plainly ll.cw, how little a Magmtidn 
 t lure is ill infift crude Iron (>jr« : Whit Qiiamity there- 
 <.f mull he ilun fuppoled to ni.ike lo powerful :\ Di\cr- 
 lioii«t two (ir three ThoiifiiiJ Miks diflancc .= Yet I 
 ii.iiiiKit deny that in foire I'hces iicur the Shear, or in 
 Shiial-Water, the Needle may be irie('iilaily direifted 
 from the aforelaid Caufe', anil that not a little, as C,V/- 
 /(•>/./;<; giver a notable Inllaiue of the Iflaiid l-.lbii in the 
 Mi.iiterrniu.m Sej : But thcTe DiHcrcnces froiii the gene- 
 ral nircdioii arealways Sipns of theNearncfs ot thifc 
 Magnetii.il Subltancos, for the I'toduiftion whereof that 
 Illand /;//m has been f.imMisiVom all Anti(]iiity. Belides, 
 ai^ainHboth DcsCtiin mAcl l-t, the Change of the 
 Variatir'ii which has been widiin thcle hundred Years 
 l.ift palt more than 15 Degrees at Lumkn, is an entire 
 l)cni(inltration ; tho' Dri '(.iif.i doci not Ihck to fjy, 
 that the 'Iranfporta-ion of Irnn from Place to Plaee, and 
 thcCircwthot new Iron wnhin the tarih, where there 
 was none l)ef(jre, luiiy be tin: Caufe thercot. The fame 
 holds Iil;ewife ag;iiiilt ihc Ihjo'lijis oi' ■Ki^[iicli^.ili'lt/ni, 
 ' whith \ii Jri iiiaiiuains 
 
 Kovv to propofe foiiiething that may anfwer the Icve- 
 f.il Appearances, and imrndece ii' •thing ftrangc in I'hilo- 
 lophy, after a great many dole Thoughts, i can cnnie 
 to no other Coiielulion than. That .'/'.• nxV/t Ghbcif it-: 
 F..U1U n cue j^'Cit Mr.f^i.a, l>ai':i,f^ Jtiir Mipneticii I'.tlei, 
 cr Vtiull ff Altt.-itl'm, near titchl'ok of lIcEjuntor two ; 
 M.I n.ljuceiit to iVi) onerf tief' Mi::^netic,it Pclcs, the XecMc 
 ts gmrnitii tier hy, th: irr^eft I'Jc bcii! .i/ii'i;; picl-m- 
 r.it'c ever rl'C muc teimf. The Parts of the Karth where- 
 in thefe Magiictiial I'r/i-r lie, cannot as yet be cxaftly 
 detcrnimcil, fur want of fufliLient Dr:ti! to proceed Geo- 
 mcrrirally ; but aii near as Conjeiftuie can reach, I 
 reckonthat the 'V/r, which is at prefentnearell tons, lies 
 in or near the Meridian of the 1 ands End of l-.ngiiwd, 
 and not al-ove fevcn Degrees from the Pole Arilick. By 
 this Pole the Variations in all iiwro/'f, and T/irMi-;, and 
 the .Wr//) Sc % ar«priiKipalIy govern'd, tho' with regard 
 to the other Northern Pole, whofe Situation is in a Mc- 
 »W/,:n pafllna about the middle of CalifomU, and about 
 i I ^ Degrees from the North Pole of the World. To 
 thitthc Needle his chiefly refpeiJl in all the Kcrth /Imc- 
 ricir, and in the two (X-eans on cither fide thereof, from 
 the ^:{orei Weftward to J-t/iiM, and farther. The two 
 Southern Poles are farther diftant from the South Pole of 
 the World. The one about fixte* Degrees therefrom, 
 is in a Meridian, fome twenty Degrees to the VVed- 
 ivard of A/«?r'!'.i» S'M.^i;''", or 25 Degrees Wert fro;ii 
 lonilon. This commands the Needle in all the S-';<tl- 
 Americn, in the I'uifick^Se,:, and the greatclt Part of the 
 r.tl.iiopi^ Occixii, 1 he fourth and laft Pole feems ta h.ive 
 the greateft Power and largcit Dominions of all, a;ir is 
 tlie moll remote from the Pole of the World, being 
 littlelefs than 10 Degrees diftant therefrom inthcMin- 
 d'an, which paflcs through H,7/.i)j,//.i \ov.t andtheHl.ind 
 Celevci, about 1 10 Degrees Eaft (lom Loii Jon. This Pole 
 is predominant in the South Part of .IffUi-., in .hi^li/t, 
 ina the l{ed Set, in I'cjii:, hidi/-, audits Iflands, an! all 
 over the /Wi'.in Sf*, from the Cape of Cwd llifr Ha/I- 
 wards to the middle of the great South Sea that divider 
 ^'y?'! from /Imrricr. This feems to be the prefent Dif- 
 pofitionof the Magnetiial Vcrtuc throughout the whole 
 Globe of the Earth : It remains to fticw how this Hypo- 
 thefis makes out all the Variations that have beertobfcr- 
 ved of late, and how it anlworstoour fevcral Remarks 
 drawn from the Table- And firft it is plain, that (our 
 Riocpfii North f'c/i- being in the Meridian cf the Lands- 
 end of Z-^.^.v:!,/) all Places more Eafterly than that will 
 hive it on the Wcrt-fide of their Meridian, and confe- 
 ']ucnt!y the Needle, refpeding it with its Northern 
 Point, will have a Wcfterlv Variatioi, which will (till 
 be greater as you go to theEaftwards, till yon conio to 
 loine Meridian of i<i'/,'M, where 'twill be grcitclt, and 
 from thence dtcreale again. T hiis at B^y/ the Variation 
 i^b'it I \ Degrees, nL.mUn .\ ' Degrees ; but at IJa>it- 
 ,/>/; fevcn Degrees Welt. To the Wellward of ihc Me 
 ridiaii of tlie I ands-end, the Needle niight to have an 
 1 aficrly Variation, were it not th.it (by approaching 
 till- ,'h/iftic/!; Northern Pole, which lies on Ihe Welt 
 I'lli of the Meridian, and feems to be of greater force 
 tli.iii tlii« other, the Needle is drawn theicby Wcltwards^ 
 K as to counlctballancc ttie Diteflion given by the /•:». 
 
 Kfrtit I'ole, and v. make a hi.,sll Well Vanaiiui. in ilie 
 Meridian of the I.aitls.cnd it lelfj yet I liipp-.fe, that 
 »l>oiit the Mcridi.in ot the llle /i- ec'it, our tiean.ll P, )e 
 may fo tiir prevail, as to givethe Needle a little n.rn to 
 the Eaft, tho" but for a very final: Ipace : TheCoiiiitii- 
 ballancc of thofe two Poles petiniring no conhdeial le 
 Variation in all thcEancrn Paris of the At'itnini^ Ocean ; 
 norui'oiithc Well Coartsuf/.'i :'/»/,/ and /.c/ii;,/, iiatue, 
 S;i/f/H«nd Uiihnri , But to ilic Wtllward of the fiz.re , 
 the Power of the Am^ncrti, Pole overcoming tli.it of the 
 ICuropear, tlie Needle ha,, ihi.lly relpert theiero, iind 
 turns (till more and more tow.irds it, as \ on approach 
 it. Whence iicouies to pafs, tliato'i iheCoall "t ('<.•; - 
 ""», \.ir-/;«ji/rt«,/. /Vip- '»«>;,(-/■),/ and lluiij -hi Sti.iii) n, 
 the Variation is WcltwarJ ; tliat it dccrenfes as '\oii 
 gofroin thence towatds/.wri',', md tliatit u hfs in ;.,- 
 gi'iii and Neiv-l-i.iil.iiiii, thin in ,N'iv-/ «i,./-.'-,i(,/,ii,i| //,/. 
 Ims StmiHhti. 'I his WeKerl. \'.niationatiain dcereafes, 
 as you pafs over the iW//. .linn In ; and abi'Ui ihe Me- 
 ridian of ill'- middle of CV/.fciMrt, the Needle again 
 points eliic North ; and from ilience Wcltwaiil ti/',/?') 
 and J/ti/iii, I nuke no doubt but ilie V.iriatii^n is falter- 
 ly, allil half the Sea oeer no h fs than (ifteeii l)e,;iies, if 
 thfrel)caiiy truth in this H>pi.thtlis of 11111 e 'I here- 
 lare I propofe this as a tiial, that the svliole may be 
 leann'd therrby ; and I conceive itwi'l rot be hard to 
 kniiwof the J'lTnni'ii/.yj liow it i<, who lo fie |irnt:y fiil 
 ihmiigli that Ocean 111 their Hitiiin fioiii the M..-:ili.i 
 I'! '. TIlis l:a(l Vari.ition e^tIrnds over J.'l'i". Tcii-r, 
 y.'JI Tvitiij, and p.irt (if (■/'/),•<, till it niict wiih ihe 
 WcHerly, which is govein'dbv ;l,e I'.r >: -.i,, \ort!il'o|p, 
 and sv'ucli I laid waspr, atell lo 1 1 wlicie :|| /<;/ ■•. 
 
 Towirds tl:c Southern Pole tlie Eded is'imelitlio 
 fame, e.nly that here the .South Point of the Necille is 
 attra'led. Hence it will fol.oev, that ihc Variation on 
 tlieCoallof Brr~^ilc, at the I{!:-i '•'' I'ltre, and fo on 
 to the Straights of .V,^dir.n, Ihoulil I e Ealtcr:y (as in 
 our third Remark ; if we fippofe a Magnet, cal Pole 
 fituate alxiut twenty Degree s more Weltrrly than the 
 Straights of M^fe!/.:.,. And thisEaderly Variation doth 
 extend Eaftward over the griatclt p»rt of ihe l-ih;op:'.k_ 
 Sea, t<ll it be counrcrpoifed by 'he Virtue of the other 
 Southern Po/e ; as itisat'out mid-way between the Cape 
 of GwHHopfj and the Hies of I'.ijlnn li' .-Uuniin. From 
 thence Ealtwards, the -//;>« South Pole fas I mult tike 
 the liberty to rail it) becoming prevail nt, and the South 
 Pointof the Needle being atfrae'ted thereby, there ari- 
 fes a Well Variation very great inQiiantity and Extent, 
 becaiife of the great diftance of 'h.s Maanetieal Pole cf 
 the World. 
 
 Hence it is, that ii; all the Ih.Uau Se-a, as far as llt- 
 :,india Nnr., and farther, tlieic is coiilt.intly Welt Va- 
 riation; and that under the Ee]uatnr it felf it.irifes ti no 
 lels than eighteen Degt#es when- 'li', molt Abovt th? 
 Meridian of the Illand r:,V/,>, b>iiig likcwiie that of 
 this Pole, thisWelterly Variation ceafe«, and an Falttr- 
 Iv begins, which reaches, aciording to my Hypetluii.'-, 
 ro the middle of the S ntl Sr,i betevren \''wdin \ -4 
 and r.V>;7/, lca\ing room f'r a (inall Writ Variition go- 
 verii'el by the Amric in South Pole, win. h I l!iewed u) 
 be in ihe/V/7/V<;Sea in the lixthand ie\(iiih Remark. 
 
 _What I have now laid dofs [ lainlv Ihew ilie Sufh. ictiey 
 of this Hyp:)thcfK tor lolvingihe Vioiations that aie at 
 this time oblerv'd in the teiupei «ie ai-.d 1 rigid T^tincs, where' 
 the Direftion of the Needle ehirtly depends upon the 
 Counterpoifeof the Ecrees of two Magncrical Poles of 
 the fame nature ; and 1 fuppofe 1 have iTiewn how i: 
 comes to pals, that under the fame Meridian the Varia- 
 ti^on Ihould bein one place 19 ' Weft, and another io ' 
 Eafl, as I have noted in my ninth Remark. In the Torrid 
 ^<me,and particularly under the Equinoftial, refpcftmult 
 be had to all four Poles, and their Poles and their Pnfiticns 
 well confidered ; otherwife it will not be eafy 10 determine 
 what the Variations (hall be, the nearcft Pole being al- 
 ways the ftrongeft : Yet not lo as iiotto be counter-bal- 
 lanccd by the united Forces of tvs'o more remote. A 
 notable Inftance whereof is incur eighth Remark, where 
 I took notice, that in failing from .V'. Ihl:tu by the Ide 
 of /IJcenfioK, to the F.quator, on a N.W. Courfe, the 
 Variation is very little Eaitcrly, and in that whole Tratt 
 unalterable ; f jr which I give thisRcafon, thattheSoiith 
 Ammfi-n Pole (which is coiiliderably the ncareft 111 the 
 atorefaid Places) retjuiring a great Faitcrly Variation, 
 s ountcr poiled by the cintrarv Attrai'.lion of theiVVi/fc 
 lin'riiitn and the .'!//' 111 South P.le ; eachwhcreoffingly 
 arc in thcfc Parts weaker than the /1m.; ican South-Pole : 
 ud upon the N. W. Courfe, the diltancc from this lat- 
 ter is very little vancd, and as you recede from the jlfian 
 South Pole, thcBallance is (till preferved by the Accefs 
 towardstheN'j/f/.-AnfriV4r Pole. 1 mertica not in this 
 i Cafe 
 
 l- : 
 
Ixvi 
 
 I N J KU DVL J I i\l. 
 
 H 
 
 1} 
 
 n 
 
 il 
 
 Cal'c thc/wiio/ifd'iNortli I'lilc, its Mcriiiuii bcini' litilt 
 icmovi'il lro;n tliofu of ihclV I'laccs, and of it felt re 
 iiuiiirii; iIk rjiiii; Viiriations \vc litii liiul. Atiirtlu 
 Liiiir iii.iiuki wf migln (rovicil ii> kiuIuiIc the Varia- 
 11.111, in other I'l.ici-s inula iiiul luav the l.iiuatur : 
 Hilt I pnri'i.le to leave it Im .in lA-er>ile tn the 'I hinnhts 
 (it the lerunis Reaiier, whdisilelirul iuhel|'his liii,ii;i- 
 iMtic'ii, l\ luiMiiu I'eUite hmi ,i Map orCil.ihe c f the 
 liirtli, aiul to maik theiecjti tlieMjunetieall'ijles in the 
 l.iiii)l,.'t:„lej ami / lUiin.iei 1 Jlli|;ii thi in. 
 
 Thiiv I ho|.c" I have iidt lull my Hiiins and Siii.ly in 
 lliisililliiultSii'i.ieCl, luiievinj' th.ii I ha\e juit n I'.itl 
 Joulit, 'l,v ll\-ii: :fe iuthc I'.vlh jour Ju<h Mr^iict.i.u 
 \'chiti if i''i'i, \v''ki>itcci-fi >: 111. ^ic/it I'mitly Ki'ii I ciiiiiif^ 
 Inti^iili'i.y nh'.Jr ifi'l'iiCil in tic r.triAtUin if h Ci'i- 
 f III. Hut to ealeitlaio vvh.it it is, in any I'laec a.lign M, 
 i.i what I dare not yei pretend to, tl.o" I eciiM vvilh it 
 weie my H.ippineh to b: able to oli'ljie the \V"orld ".ih 
 fiiileliila Piece 111' Ki)OW'ie.'i;c . There aie Dilti. ultui 
 that ih'. iir, that reiuier ihe ihinp ,i< yet not tcilibh ; tor 
 liill till re are. I I'.ieat nian\ Ol)i'er\ations rui'.ulite, vvhieli 
 
 Nnnilu't of many Ari;iinunts whuh euntnr to nuke 
 gfiml fi) new anil lo I nUI a Siippolilioii. 
 
 Tho' 11 1k' liifliuemly kii.iwn and allowed, that the 
 .^ eedle's Variatn ii eii,iii(',es, it will le neeellaiy how- 
 e\tr lopiic.i lew liiltaiiee*, wlieieln it may appear thac 
 tliisCihangi' is gradual ,iii,l iiiu\erlal, and the dleet of 
 .1 great and permanent Motion : tor which take the 
 lul.uwinp hxamples. 
 
 At /. 'Un, m the Year 15S0, the \'ariation was ub- 
 lencd liy Mr Uii run u< W 11 dcg. 1^ nun. halt. In 
 .K" I'Jij, the lame was limnd by Mr. (.. «fri to be 
 but (• deg. oinin. lialt. In the Year lin, Mr-dV//.- 
 1/ .11..I fd.nd u 4dei;. <, nun. i all. In lew. Mr. /*(-«</ 
 clilerud that iheit wasiio V'anatien ur /. ii.lni. /'««.> 
 117% my fill" (-hlerved it ; Jej;. 5c mm. to the Wifl. 
 Ill the Year 169:, I .i;;aiii found it 6di);. <. mill. Will. 
 ,So that in iii\eais the nirei.tion ot' (he Needle was 
 I'liaii.ned no leluhaii ii leiiiem I)e>;rees. 
 
 .•\t /'.i./j, O .i.n'ii, /•V/,.i„,', alum the Year i^^n, JiJ 
 aceount it aUiut einht or nine Deji.ecs la(t Varia- 
 oiinlit to le nude at the lame time; lu.t at Sea, biit'tioii. .Ihiio IC^' , n was !'oi;iil three IXjints i.il). 
 a ll.orr, with preater Care and Attendance ilvinthe ge-j./nt.o i6(C, there uanwas no Vatiationtlurr, and .//i/.u 
 luiality of haiicMs apply. And belidei, it reniaiiis uii-^ l<Si, I found it lobe 2 de;;. ^e mm. to the Well, 
 iletciiiiind in whai propririnm the attiacliee Tower dc-1 At ('.ipe </' /i' ./u., the molt S .iiihein I'lon.iiniory of 
 erial'e-, asyouretiiove Ironithe Toloof aMdniiet, with- ylhii::, about the Ye.ir iCcc. the Needle p inted due 
 oiitwhuhit v.'iic a va;n .Attempt to i;o about to ealeii- North and South without V.niatioii, when e the /'. .ri.- 
 J.ile. There ib yet a liiither I'iltl, ,'k \ wliili is ilic ;.•(.,' pave its Ntme. .^nwt uii, there ua, two L)e- 
 Cliani;e of the Variation, oiieol'tlie Dileovernjor this piees Will Variatmn. W//w; xf.y^, it W3.s i> dt;.;. c min. 
 I.ilt CeiitnrN ; which llievvs, ilui 11 will re. line fome Welt ; and in the Year ie9i, it waseuiionll)'obfer\ed 
 li.'li.lridsof Yeais 1,) cliablitli a cumpleat D.-climeof 11-t lefMhan 1 1 Degiee^ Well. 
 
 the .\I.i(;i!etieal .Sylleni. Tri ni the fuiepoii.f; T.il le it ^ .At V/. ilJc'i, about the Year 16:1,, the Needle dc- 
 (K. Id fmn, thatall the M.v^naieall'i.les h.iii a Motion eluied eipjit Peprecs tothei'.all. .-In. m^zj, it wa» 
 WiilM.iul. Hriif i' be II',' lis cNideiit, that 11 i.s not but odep. u min. T.ilt. ./•.«■ i'77, when Iw.i, ihtre, 
 .1 Rotaiu n .iloiii il'.e .Axis . T the Tacih ; loi then the 1 "bferved it accur.itely ( 11 llvaii.) be l d.p. 40 min. 
 V.iiiaucii suor.ld eon .1,'. e ihclame ni the l.ime Tarallel T.1II ; and in 169:, w.ibfL.iind at out l dcg. Wellward of 
 oj lain,:.- , the /-i^Vii./'.- only eli.it i;ed; asniuch as '.a the North. 
 
 the Moii( 11 of theMagncti.al Poles; Ii .t theiontraiy At I'c/" Cvir'ui in f.i,//.f, in the Year i6jn, thcrovvas 
 i.i found by Txperience ; for there is no wlicre 111 the I4dep. 10 nun. Welt Variation. In the Year it-So, 
 Latiiude.it 15 'North between t'v.; ,:«</ and -/iw ■'..', there vva.s 8 deg. .jS mm. bur now lately in the Year 
 a Variation of eleven TX'pries 1 ad at this time, as .t if'.'S, it was no nuire than ydeR. 50 min. Soth.itherir 
 was I nee heie at / ■■,•■./.';; . It feenis tlieivfoie. that our the Needle has ictuineJ to the L<ilt about fcvcii Ucgiees 
 L.r I',-,-)! I'ule i.sniowniicarii the Tole ArtLkthan ir was infcveiity Years. 
 Iierctofore, or the that it has loll part i^f it.s \'iniie. 
 
 Iiut whether tliele Mapmiieal Poles move altogether In ail oilier I.xampks the Needle has (;radr,ally niovM 
 with one Motion, or with feieral ; whether eipially or towards the WtH, and the Places are too faralundcrio 
 une>]ually ; wl.eihcr Circular or l.ibratoiy : If eireiilar, be intiucnc'dby tlic removal of any Magnetual A/attir, 
 about what Center ; if 1 ibralovy, afier what manner ; which may byaccident be tranfplac'd iviihin the Bowels, 
 are Secrets as vet nttrrlj unknown In Maiikin.l, anil are or 011 the hurtace ol the Earth. If more l\xaniple5 are 
 referv'd Ibtihe Indudrv of liiiure Ages. defued, the Header may be fiirniili'd with them in the 
 
 .l'o,-:ir-;irft l{ui:\i of Ail: .\:-id: A) ii.i (written about the 
 Ha\ing in the prc'.iociit T^ifiourfc delivered a Theory Ycariicc) and inthcVojage of Bccuiieii, bt.tli pub- 
 nf tlie Variati.-iii of the Ma(>iieiical Coinpals, whirein lillied in Mr.7/.'i;™ ''s lirll ColJ^ttion ef curious Voya- 
 l.lid co!livi as main Hhfirvarions as a: ihattime 1 could gus, printed at I'm:, .iuiw .iCt'-j ; which he is to corn- 
 pro lire, an.l having laref'ilb. conip.iiM them tcgethcr, parewiihihe Journals of ot-r late /:<y/ fwiV/.i Voyage rs, 
 J came at length 10 tins geiv ral Contlufion, I'v:.' tl<c and I am all'rred that it will be thereby evident, that the 
 kiliii if lie i:..i,ti^ III 'y it ii- lui\ii!:.ltiii.e r.tif i^rci:i Mi^^iict., Direi rion ( f rhe Needle is in no Place tix'd aiidconflant, 
 Iwin fji.i M.i-^iiiti.::! I'-l I ■, l''i'.is ■!■ .-Utiaaioi^ nc.v tho' in fome il changes falter ihaiiiii others: And while 
 ; r^i I'i'lc 01 t! t I'liLttor /:i' : ..')...' .•/...■( ill ii!i<:.' i'lVts of for a long time it has coiuimi'd as it were unaltcr'd, it U 
 il'-H'w .1 n-.'/c/' lie iic/tr .uij.i.cni to ii,y "f li';^/i M.it^iic- theie to be underllood, that the Needle has us grcatelt 
 r:.!.' IV/i-,', lie XccM.i- ii-icjiyj^nv.-ii' ! ilifidy ; ih: 11:, i> Jl Dellection, and is become fiationary, in order to return, 
 I'l^ic I'cii.^ .i.'.i- m i'i.',!i.-iii!,i>ii I'lci rl:' tni f '.■I'll:'. And liKethc Suiiiii the'Troplck. This, at picfent, is in the 
 I there liavc eivJcavour'd to Itate and limit the prel'er.t Im./zcu Sea, about the lllaiid Mnmititis, where is the 
 Toliiion of ilKile Poles 111 the .Suiiace of o;.r Cilobe, highell Wed \'ariation, and in a Tract tending from 
 wlii^h the Reader plealiiig to conf.d., will lave ns the '. thence into the N. N V. lov.ards the K\/.SV<i and /■> 
 pains of npeatiiig. Diitaftci all, tho that Dilcourle '.;>/>.•. And in all Places to the VVeliwan of this Tract, 
 w.ii fa' our.ibiy ucciud both at iii.ine and abioad, asjall over .;,'ii.<t, and the Seas ad|0ining, the Wed Va- 
 iceniir.g to render a tilerable .Acconr.i of the obfcned jriatinn will be II imd to have encnas'd; and tothcEait- 
 \'ariaticr.s ; yet I fiund two Dilhc.dtics not cafy to fur- 1 wards thereof, as in the Tixample of Ce.p.- C/imiin, to 
 ir.oi.nt: Tlie one was, tli t no Magnet 1 had ever feenlhave decrcas'd, ;<:;. all over the lii^Ji InJiis, .and the 
 or iiiard of, had moie than two oppofite Poles, ^^■llel■e- lllardsiiearit. 
 
 astheliarili had vuirly four, and perhaps more. And After the like manner, in that fpacc of Eaft Varia- 
 icci iiJIy, ;t was plain that iheic Pi.les weie not. at lead 1 tions, which beginning neai SK ifelun, is found all over 
 ill ot tht;in, lixt iiuheLjrih, buj ll.ifted frcm Pl.ice to j the V. 11,0. ./wc/uv, and win, h at prefciit is highcil about 
 
 the Ml. nth of HJo ,li- l.i l'!.ur, it has been ol ferv'd, that 
 
 i'i.i.'e, as .-.ppeated by the gie.r Ch.niges inthe Needle's 
 I'.iivctionwi'.luii iliis kit Ce.inuyot' Years, noionlyat 
 l..i,>..i.,: {where tins great Llifoeery was irade Lmt ai- 
 med ail over ilie Globe of tb.e F.arih ; whereas it is not 
 known tr obferveu that the Poles of a I.oadlione ever 
 ii.ili'd their Place in the Stoic, nor (coiilljermg the 
 . 114.1^1 i iard:;e:".. rf that Subllancc) can it calily be 
 
 in the I adern Pans thereof, the Variation of the Needle 
 gradually deciealcs; Hut whether on the contiaryit in- 
 criafesiinliofe Places which lie moreAVellerly than that 
 Tract wherein the highcd Ead Variation is found, or 
 how it may be 111 ihevad I'.iciJkl^Sc/i, we have not l \- 
 I'crieiice enough to aU ertain, only we may by Analogy 
 
 I. p( o.-"d; tho the Ma.tct of ia^l be too notorious and inti;r, that both the tad and Wed Vari.itions ihcicindo 
 iir..n.rfal not to be acco'jiired for. ' gradii.illy increale and decreafe after the fame Rule. 
 
 '1 hole D.lticuJiies had wliolh mace nie defpoiid, and 1 Thefe I'l .i'icdich.i being well nndeiflrt.d and duly ton- 
 j li.idlon^iinceniicnovet aulikiuiry 1 had fo little hopes lidtied, futliciently e\ince, that the whole Magiietical 
 of, VJl'.eiiiii accidental Uiicourle, aii.i lead expieimg it, S5 fiem is by one, or perhaps moie Motions tranllated ; 
 I Humbled on the folIo\vin!,;Hypotlielib ; in deli\ering 'whether Kadw.Trds or Wellwards, I ll.all anon diftufs ; 
 
 whereof, if I ll.all feem to adv.in.e any thing that look 
 h.'ic extrav.-gmt or ronianiuk, thcRiadir in delired to 
 
 That this n:(Aiii;; 
 Ftfects from Pole 
 
 thing 
 o Poll 
 
 . very gre.it, as exmiding its 
 ,uid that the Moiioii thereof 
 
 i'lnidihi. L'enliite. till he hasconiidei'dvht: Force ard ' is not /'f i ^.I'.iiu., but a gradual and regular Mot ion 
 
 Now 
 
 m 
 
 m^ 
 
I N'l KODVt I [ON. 
 
 ixvii 
 
 
 Now conruicrinR the Striicturc of our Titm./mwi/j it i-muiu t .nfcoitam wliich they are that kctp ihcir 
 (;l.>bv:, uc3iinotbcw.il fuppoi'd tlut a very grcit part |>Ucc ; .iml tlio" I toiilJ williwc h,\il the fixf cricriaof 
 ihi-rco'f ciii iiKivc witliin ii, withour tiotally ilui)(;iiiB aiioihi-r L'tntiiry ot Ycati w louml our Coiuliiiiuiis up. 
 itsCfntrc of tiravitv, aiul the rquilibr.- (it its Parts, I on, yit I think we inay fafcly dctiTiiiiiK, T <:t wr liu- 
 whichwonlil pro-liiri' vir> wonikrfiil hlliils in i lung- j rnpcaii ('<> (which in the rfc<"''tl<-i" DilWiiirfc I fup, 
 in(! the- Axisol iliiirnal Hinaiioii, ami onalion llrangCj r"l'-J 'ii-'ar the Miriilian of ihr 1 .iiiJ'i-cnd ot Irp'rn.l, 
 Altcratioiiv iii the Sea's Sin taic, I'V liuiiKlaiiims and ami about 7 Di|;tits thircff m ; iillut th.it isi'ii.vc- 
 
 Ri'icdis tiiiri-ot, fii>h as llilior\ never yet ine 
 
 ntion'd. aMc ot the twuNorllitriil'oUb, and 1 h.it 'liit I 
 
 liielly 
 
 Belid.s ihefulul I'attsof the l.ariii are not to I)C graiit-l iiiHiicnced the Varia'.ion in ilitit I'arts .f the World 
 
 id I'rriueilile \<- any o' 
 
 her ih.iii llnid Sii'.llanees, of' I'or in //".//«,)/) ix, winch i:.iiiidu the lJiit.;liMn i.frht 
 
 hi/li we know 111. lie ihn are any u j\sMa;<netnal :| ^>m;u.ii, Pole, ilie clinnf.e is no' ol.jiri'.l tob 
 
 So that ilieonly way 10 rendu ilnsMoiioii 1 
 
 ntellinildf fall as in tliolc Parisot' Luff , tlio' ih.ii Pole he mu.li 
 
 id rodible, is loliipiiiCcit uiiiiui al'niit r 
 
 .■ l.aitli Aiidilicieis )>•'' f'l""' ''' 'h.i'.'his iti(ivinj;| 
 
 he Center <di farther reninv'd from the A 
 
 As to llie Sou-I' I' I I, I t.ike til 
 
 •'/; 
 
 p. 
 
 >hl 
 
 I SuM 
 
 I'e lool'e, and ditaihed from the ex-' plaie about the NtridMn ot ili. Illiiid 1 ■ /■; j, to feiliis 
 
 I'.utsof tlie l;ar li wli'Tnn we live; for oiher-| Kxf, ai; 
 
 lOlll' 
 
 eqil iiliy 
 
 Iv thi 
 
 l'..|e 
 
 wna , 
 
 wile were 
 
 It ahi; 
 
 the 
 
 lie whole mult iiecellarily from the like Olifervanoiiv of ihe ihnvlXvrv ili; i.t ih 
 
 moKomilier 
 
 reekmi'd as ihe Slitl 
 
 he exteinnl P,ir:s 1 I llie Cilobe may well be 
 
 iiterual ;is a A';/i 
 
 (.lobe iniliidid witliin oiii -, with a tliiid "r- 
 
 ./// 
 
 tweri', iilnli liaviiip t 
 
 he fii 
 
 I Con 
 
 .eiifvc aiul /-WIS 
 
 if duiir 
 
 K- 
 
 ua'ioii, MM', turn a'n.iu 
 
 with our I'ath e.uh twinty h>ur hours; only the 
 outer Sphere liaMiy us ni(binatin(; Motion fome fin: 
 iiiaiter either 
 
 fw.fter or ifiwir thin the Internal 
 
 fmall 
 Hall; 
 
 id .1 very Minnie dilleren.cin leiigili ot' lime, 111 iiia- 
 :iy Kepetitior.s buominp fenlible, thelnlernalP.irts will 
 by de.'.rees ireede Iroiii ilie I'.xuriial, a;id not keepni); 
 
 pace 
 
 iili 
 
 1 ,.ii,. .Ill .iluT, Will appear i;ra.'ujlly to move r 
 ' ■ ■ " 'itlc 
 
 'ariatinn on the 
 
 Coaft .1 'M 
 
 an i IK It til. 
 
 \l 
 
 an of the .ijii'i I'.i'e ; tli'.' I loi.ll ioiilil. 10 have 
 
 ndl- 
 
 i-f thi 
 
 e otlitr I;, v.-iid 
 
 a.-count of the life 
 
 If this l>c allowed nii' li* plain that ih.-tixt Poles are 
 
 the l'< 
 
 iOf 
 
 this rxiernn 
 
 Mi.'ll 
 
 or (. 
 
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 Itance : For the Needle hath been ciillantly ab'jut 
 I dig. JO min. more 1-allerly a' I'r.ii' than at l.mdM ; 
 thn' It iiecert.iin that accorilingio the geiieialhlfeCf, the 
 .litterene ou'^lit to be the contrary wav ; 11 itwithltaiid- 
 iiig wliitli, the Variations in Iwlli Place, do change 
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 'oncltide, Thar the two Poles of the luternal Globe arc 
 lixi in the bartli ; and that if the Needle were wliohy 
 g.ucrned by them, the Variations there.f would be al- 
 ways the lame, with fomc little Irregularities on the 
 account 1 but |ult above mentioned : Iiiit the Internal 
 Sphere having fuch a gradual Tranllation of its Poles, 
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 amend or refute. Only here I mult take leave to re- 
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 of Natural Truths, that they ule theirutmolt Diligence 
 to make-, or procure to Ic made, Obfer\ations of thtfo 
 Vatiations in all Part.s of the W'oild, as well in the 
 North as South Litirude 'jiftcr the laudable CuRom of 
 our i>.l> Indii Coinmaiiilets. and that they pleale to 
 communicate them to the O^.i: S'.ji.n, in order to leave 
 as compleat a Hdiorv as may be to thofe that ate hcre- 
 altcr to compare all together, and to compleat and per- 
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 Of the Improvement 0/ N A V i G A T I o N in Latter Times. 
 'J he firU Jpplication of Magnetiail and Ajlrommical Inpimmtts 
 thereto : And the Difcoveries made by the Portugueze. 
 
 IF wc look back upon Antiquity, »nd confider the 
 State of Navigation in the remoter Ages of the 
 World, wc (hall cafily confefs, that they did, in all 
 Points, fall vaitly (hort of the admirable Attain- 
 ments of their Succcflbrs, in thefe Matters : For 
 the Proof of this, wc need but conitdcr, that the 
 Invention of the Compafs is of a very modern Date ; and 
 'tis not to be difcerncd, by iny convincing Tokens, that 
 our Forefathers did ever dream of any fuch Contrivance. 
 And being dcftitute of fuch a Dircdlion, as this Noble In- 
 ftrumem aflbrds, they were put to no fmal! Shifts to find 
 their Way at Sea. They were forced to fetch Inftrutflions 
 froin the Heavens above, and the Profpedl of the Globe 
 round about them. The Rocks and Mountains were their 
 Guides by Day, and the Stars by Night had the Condudl 
 of the Ship. Their imperffdl Art could not piotcd a Vcf- 
 fcl under the Fury of a rufllod Sea : 'Twas in the Power 
 '>f each Wind to fruilratc a Voyage, and detain tlicm dole 
 i'rifoncrs in theiv own Port. They dared not venture 
 out to Range the wide Ocean, and bid Adieu to the L.uul, 
 for Weeks or Months together ; but generally took Care 
 to keep the Shore in (iisht, failing as i.ear it as they could 
 with Safety, and notliing but Tcnipcfts could ever drive 
 llicin further : So that they could inake no great Progrels 
 in the Difcovery of any Countries, that did not |uft Ixjr- 
 dcr upon them ; and the GloLc they lived on, might be 
 either ten times bigger, or as many times lefs than ills, for 
 .iny thing they could find by their Navigation. 
 Bui the latter Ages, by the happy Difcovery of fomc 
 rtie Ativan. Properties of the Loadftone, have with much cafe fui- 
 (jgc of Mo. mounted thole formerly reputed Impoinbilitas in Sailing : 
 <*"" N-tviRj. They ha\ e now gotten the frecUle, and the full Command 
 llili' f IIk'^"' *''^' Ocean : They can travel all over the vail Dii .cu- 
 AiKici.ii lions ot it, without fear of lofing ihemlelvcs, or their in- 
 tended Harbour : They can, by infalliblo Methods, lleei 
 their Courfc tothc remotcft Pans, and furvey the whole 
 Globe from the one Pole to the other : They are not liable 
 to any of tliofe Difappointments, nor tied tooblervc tnofe 
 lliort uncertain Meafurcs in their Sailing, that the .Ancients 
 nij. ri.o' the Air bo all biack wiJi Milts and Fogs, and 
 the St.irs aflortl i.) Light nor Direction ; tho' the Fonts 
 ^■•t rjr.>. of Winds and Waves combine to make them wander up 
 I'lfs't" ■^"'■^ down the Deep, yettUU under the ConduA of thiscx- 
 )» IT. 1.''' cellent Guide, they know where they are, and how lo ex- 
 
 tricate thcmfel vcs out of every Labyrinth. Something of 
 the Nature and Property of the Loadftone, was without all 
 qucftion known to Antiquity. They knew the attradive 
 Power it ercrcifcs upon Iron, and the ftrange Sympathy 
 between thofc two Bodies. * This the Works of Plato, ' See i vaft 
 Ariftotle, &c. do fufficiefttly juftifie ; in which wc find ^',1,'"?,"° "*' 
 fomc of thofe Phamomena taken notice of. Butthe Polar ih'!I p" r'., ?<: 
 Dirciftion of that Stone, and the Needle affedted with it, ■ ■ ■ • '''i hy 
 together with its Variation from N. and S. which in many ^/, J"''^, '^' 
 Parts of the Earth 'tis of a luddcn forced into : Thefe are m,. ' ' '^' 
 Diilovcries.the Glory of which fcems purely to belong to 
 the l.itter Agesof the World. Tistruc, that fomc over- 
 zealous Champiens for the C.iufc and Honour of Antiqui- 
 ty, v.ill find this Difcovery there, infniteof allDemon- 
 ftrations to the contrary : And Sctcmcu being granted to be 
 the Wileitof Men, iruft of neeelTity alio be the Autho'. 
 of this Invtniion, as fomc will fain have it. But wirhou 
 any Derogation from the Honour of thatPrince'sWifdom, 
 it is not very Ukely that this Difcovery came from him : 
 For we never heard of any Volumes of his concerning 
 Minerals and Follils, tho' we know he difcnurfed largely 
 of the VcperyV- Kinj'dom : Or had he done fo in'.any Wwimo'-* 
 part of his W .v ings, tho' the Books themRdves had been P'^^'^'y '>>• 
 lolt, ) ct the Virtues of fuch a Stone fo ufeful to the World, fbici'a^.li' 
 and celebrated by luch an Author, would cert.iinly have ' 
 
 been nicely prclervcd in Memory, and as carefully tranf- 
 muted to I'ofterity. Belidcs, 'tis molt certain, that tlus 
 Invention muft have been known not nnly to Sohmou luiii- 
 lelf, bi-: Loall :'ie T)iiV>, Sailois, and Sva-men, who were 
 the .'vlanagcrs of his Fleet ; and who by the hcip of i-, 
 wcKto pcilorm the 0;/V;„?>i Voyages, (which Voyages, 
 by the way, were too (low and tedious, to be performed by 
 the DircdionofaCompaf. ) And had the /W.inj known 
 it,^ the News would nor nave llopp'd there ; the whole 
 Wuil.l would quickly have rang with the Noife of it : 
 Ai.d iheir Ships would have carried the Report, where. 
 ewr the Wind had blown, and the Seas had run. And 
 ever^ Aj'e unqucltionably would havel>ccn infinitely fond 
 .uid under, ot lo pioht.tble a Contrivance is this ; and 
 h.ive recoiumended it to the liicreciling Generations, a<: 
 the niGit inrltimable jewel a P>:ople could be pollllfcd of. 
 li.il.uii, the Wor-.h and Ufcfulnefs rf it, mult needs 
 ha^e iii;i,'e it Inui.on^l, after once it had a Birth in the 
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 inj; till!; l'ro\iilciiri.ilIincmioriof the Compafs ; tho' latluT 
 S»! SiO. 7. ciitcrniininp the Plact "^ than the Time, in whii h ii tiilt ap- 
 pcarcil. Some fay, tliat the t'ariKiiis IVk«;.()/, M.hco I'nm, 
 rroiipht it iwm Chiii.i into It.th, '<(ir Years apo. .That 
 the }'orni«,iir:^e, at their firtt Entrain e into the f' i/.'ii Seas, 
 foiinil CoTpalTis ami Ciiarfr.'.i;;'; in nil, nmnnpft the 
 '■01- Moos. That (')^''''l)"/ ■»!«/„ traNellinp with the lame Peo- 
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 i.unjcm W( iM was ilk iirit Foiiii'.ain to 11 i'elt" of other 
 ver) Nf.ble ln\eniion?, fo it ^^■as aho of tins: And that 
 the Huft, fwuh all its p'nriotis I'ritcnti.'-) has rather bnr- 
 idweil ill- Ferrofinn nf Arts liiini us, than Wc the lult 
 tlcnKiitsot them, freui ilui.ce. 
 
 'l his niav fufTire as to tlic Uil! DlUfnerv .'nil Appliea- 
 tion if this womkrhil Foible, to the l^fes of Navigation, 
 eoneerniiip which \vc may hmhcr note in general. That 
 the Neeil'e inlpiieii with the Virtue of this St(jnc, prefcn.ts 
 lis with tlule two nioft remarkable rha'nomena. The 
 one !■> Its Vertmtv, or I'lilar DiiTCliiii ; by whuha'. a| 
 trvc aiu: faithful Imlcy, it points onr (tlo" not aluaxv, \et| 
 often; the tnie Poles of the preai M.ipnet, our Tcrreftriall 
 (ilobe. The othir is that which i-. wilrarly called, thc| 
 \'ar;ation (.f tiie Compaf'. ; and it '.^ the Deflexion of '.he 
 iMaenetick Akridian, trom an i vacr K. and S. 1 ii.e ; fol 
 tl.atihe forirnr makesacutam Anplc wrdi this latter, de-| 
 ili.iinu from it either Hafti.r!y or WeUciiy, aecorditp asj 
 the Caiife of that IXchnaiKui (whai xer it l>c), is I'.-aled 
 either K.wards the one or the other of thefe (i.iarters : 
 This Vanatior obferves forthe niolk pavt. no (fat^d Rule, 
 nor I aw, in propcitlon to the 1 onpite.de, latitude, orSi- 
 taatiop of I'sices. It is not equally ob'er\ed in all Vans 
 ot the fame Meridian : As under the Meridian of the Ille 
 hei Cuv. , which is one of theW^.r s ; there is no Varia- 
 tioti at the Ille it felf, but there is conliderable in I'omc 
 other Pans of the fame Meridian. -Again, It doth not ob- 
 fer\e any certain proportion m poing fi( in t.iif to Wcit, 
 and NVeit to Haft : For from the Iflc Dr. (.'cnri, it incrcafes 
 to the Illcs I'l ijl.n; Je CuJ:-, and to thofe fnrrher Eafterly, 
 where It is rear itDcgr. but fnin thence to the C'.:/v 1>.!.' 
 ^f^iilljs, it dceicafesatain ; loihat near that Cape, which 
 is rot far from the Cape of (i.r.l line, there is very little 
 Variation, if .iry : Neither is the Quantity of it alwavs 
 cxaChy the Ume, in the fame individual place. For in- 
 llance : Ai l.onloi, A.jy i',Sf, the Variation was obfei- 
 V(d to be 1 1 Deer, i 5 Min. ; but bv a fucceeding Obler- 
 vation, in 166a, it was fomd 6 Dtgr. 13 Min. So at 
 I'atti, in if4r, it was obfer\cd to be 3 Deer, vhereasjc 
 Years Kfoiv, (.1-.) 1610. it was tmind at the fime place 
 to be b Dcgr. The Caiifesof allthefefiirprizing I'hiEiio- 
 mena, are purely of Philofophick C'oiilider.aiion, and there- 
 fore arc not to be emniircd after in this place. 
 
 But hacing now brielly diicourfcd thcle (ieneral Intro- 
 duclory Heads, concerning the C'ompaf^ it felf, we mril 
 look farther into the .Succeiiive Ufs and .-Vpplicatioi . of 
 it, to the Bulincfs of Navigation : And here iiiiUy to pur- 
 fuc the Circumltanci s ot the Matter of baft ; and to be- 
 gin with rlie hrft conrvlcrable Hcgiiinings of the l-.tunj-t.-.n 
 Sailing, it is I'.ecellarv for usto look into Syiiu .md P-i/h- 
 ^.(/ ; the latter of which Coumrus, we lliali hnd firft at- 
 tempting to pull off the dark Veil from the Face of the 
 World, and prying into thofe Pan* of It, whuh (through 
 Ignorance ot this Art ) had lain hitherto conceal d. 
 And (ince the Country wc look into, had lately been the 
 Scene of lb many remarkable Actions, and fjuft freed 
 from the Hiirriesof a blrodv War, cntrcd upon theProfc- 
 lution of this Noble Dcfign ; we mav brieHy trace thofe 
 Cireumftancescf it down to the fe happier and calmer Days, 
 
 timieil with Vigour, anilcrown'd with fonianv Viiitones, 
 that they were quite driven out of thole I'arts a( Sviin. 
 
 Kiiig;yo/); piirftiing the Hereditary Quarrel, palfed oxci 
 into /Itiiik. removing the Scene of War from liis own 
 Country, into tliat 0!" the Mem ). And here lie took the , 
 Town of C. .vf ; (roin them, as an Ir,tr(xlui!Hon to further 
 Co loelk irf tlW Country ; m the gainini; of which he was 
 not a little .ilTilktd by the Noble Valour of the (?) Hnrjijh, M H'llm^. 
 who were principally dho' not only) concerned in tlut A- '^'''' ^"^ 
 cliop And the V.iigUlh wereiiiclined logne the P.ntiiiu.-xi: 
 this Cmintcnanee, partly from an Alli.ince between the 
 two Crowns, the Sence of which was yet frelli in the Na- 
 1 on: I-'or //'•>;i> V. that then Keigned in i.iiji^lmil, ww'. 
 N( phew to ;'/ /■ i/i, the Wife of this King ,7(7w ni Portti'^.il, 
 (l;e being theUaiipliter, and lu tlieCrandfon ofJo/iiiDiike 
 
 of L.tKCjicr. 
 
 Neither was this {'.■■■ only Renetit of this Nature tlic 
 /■i" ■/.;;)/(■ ^-f ar;- indebteil to our Nation for : For loot," !>c- 
 toierliis, • atthe Rcquelf of thcKiiigo!' P'-niiv.r/,' ihcy^^n.n'; 
 liadioned the A/i»iJ out of an important iuun (/>), gisint; 
 
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 The A.'a/> (tirr'd up by 3" '•'" F-irl of Ccut.i, in Reicrgc 
 nf his Daughter's Ra\ilhment, by the Goih/fn King fdilr. 
 .'.P. -ij '■"''^ i * like a mighty Tonvnt, fpread thcmrelves through 
 the whole Country of i/'-i.'« . Which now having lolf the 
 Gff/.i';, was forced to fubmit to the S.iinccni .1 Yoke. 
 The hrif that made head againft this Rout oi U.vinri- 
 aiis, with any Succefs, was IV.',i;;.j/- ; whofe Siicccnbrs 
 very happily carried on (what he had fo nobly begun) for 
 the fp.ace of f'o Years : .^bout which time the gre.it City 
 ToieJo was forcibly wreftcd from the Mms, bv the Bra- 
 very of Aipinhf 1 Vl. From the Daughter of this Prince, 
 (married to licwy of l-('rr,ii>i) was defeended yliprntjiii I. 
 King of I'ortu'i.il ; from whofe time, till that o( jchi, the 
 Firlt of that Name, the Wars againlt the Modis were con- 
 
 t thofe Inlidels, tiie Honour ol ,l\iiig by "/O/f/;/?) '''■'■ "'""' 
 Whuh Aiiilbincc of the I-.-xr"- xvas at tha^iime 'Z,i'.n: 
 the more valuable; becaiii.- being then bound for the 
 Holy Land, they did by this means, as it were, (]iiench 
 the Flame <.f their Devotions for a w liile, and delay their 
 Ser\.,c forthe BlelledSemilchre. . • 
 
 The Third Son of this King Jpijvby the fofemcntfoh'd 
 K»f/i/ii Princcfs, vas the faiiiotlsfrinrc Hnfi to tChont 
 the Wo-ld is uuiebted lor lb man) Dikoveries. Ho |,a\ mg 
 tried his Fortune againlttlie A/k./.', to his own, and his 
 Nation's Honinir, began to think of remotci Coninielts 
 than thofe, and linding out new SubiccK, in Countries 
 yet utiknoun. For this purpofe lie atteml-d rhe Mathe- 
 matical Sciences, bei.i.ire an hard Student himfelf, anden- 
 couraged his SubicCts 10 purfue thi fe Studie-. j'leered- 
 ed a School for Na\ig.U'.oii and Mtroncmv, and iiuited 
 a skilful Mathematician from the Ille of A;.',,u-r, in order 
 to the fpreadiag the Knov. ledge of thole Arts thiouvh his 
 Country. 
 
 Being thus in Ii nic iiicafure prtparesl fcrthcSci, he 
 Pent fome Ships out to try their Fortune : But they went 
 no f.irther than Cape B ./.i./oc, .alxjut iSo Miles Ix-yond 
 Cape (. ) Now ; which was the Ifated Kcplw iiltm of fonner (,) OpcAi. 
 Navigations, ''he Realbn of which (jieedy Return was 'ocikd.bc- 
 this : That the \ iolent breaking of the Sea upon the Cape, "'"''' ''"'1' 
 made It dangerous to pals near I't ; ami they darcil not rutUaMndH 
 off far to Sea,tor fear ot loling themfeb es. But that which 
 .■\rt durft venture 10 aneiupt, a Tempetf did the next time 
 compel them to ; for by Dillrefs of Weather, thev were 
 carried omasfaras*P.jiY,. Smtr ; which ha\ inp jull filnted, 'T.Vy g,n 
 and beftowed theName upon it, they returned home with " '*'" ■*>'"'"• 
 the News of this new-found Iflaiul. ^'n'-'v '*" 
 
 1'he Prince, upon Notice of this Difcovery. quickly af- Ji.^Nouri'c, 
 ter lent out three Sh.ps again ; of which numbcrtwo were '" •''•'"■" 
 committed to the Condiult of Jc/'m Gm/hhr ^« cf, .-uul '^''''' 
 Vrift.m .If tvir,thc tomier Difcov ercrs ; the third,to Ji.inlr/. 
 PerrJIifl/c Thefe fbelides the intended Planters of this 
 new Colony) carried a Ship-lmard with them » a Concv , 'TfiL- (inp^i 
 'uig witli i'oung ; which having difcharged her Burden''"^"'"'-"'' 
 upon the Kland, laid fuch a Foundation for the Increafe oF' "'>''' 
 thofe Animals, that in two Yearstime. the nuinerous Pro- 
 geny became a 1 '.ague to the whole Counrry conl'iiming 
 the I abours of th" Inhabitants, and lavir.g all w\a(te be- 
 fore them. Upo' i; , /•'err/? -£•//,) going ot^," the other two 
 addred'ed thcmfe .stofurthei f)i(coveries. And (lemg 
 ■• at a didance fomethinp appear like a Cloud, thev relol-* JWirj.i 
 ved to try whether 'twas Land or no ; which accordingly ' "" ''■ 
 it fell out to be, and was ;hc Ifland afterwards called jii.:- 
 tiei.1. This, by the Kinp's Content, >vas divided between 
 the two Difcoverers : The one part called I-m,i,'.ilr, to 
 GonUhv, and his Heirs ; and the other named Mr.ciio, to 
 Trijim tie -'/inj. This latter Divihcn of the llland, w as f i 
 e.illed from one (.:) M;c/m>», an l-',)i::/h-n.-r, whom a(,t)M„u^ 
 liinpelf had driven thither. This Nfan havinp burieil a "i 'I'S''/'' 
 Mittrcfs here, left ujion her Tomb-ftone, the relation of '',■*"•'"'' '' 
 his Adventure : .After which, with a Hoa' cut our of a ./;'"i v 
 Tree, withtnit Sail, orC)ar, lie reached the Coalt of fl.i.-' 
 b/ir)i : Where being prefented to the King for a Wonder, 
 lie was lent by him to the King of (.,.;//,■/■. 
 
 In the Year 141c, the Plantation at A/.i.'/:m (ominen- 
 ced : (.imifniw being forced to open his way with Fire, 
 which (if, as'tisrtpored, burnt for Seven Years eortinu- 
 ally) we may be fure. made a \ crv great Scarcity of Wood 
 in thofe Parts. 1 he King deligninp to iniprove'thc Coun- 
 try, ordered * Sugai-Canes to be brought from SVc//i thi-' ■,•/.' i 
 ther : Which thrive lb well in that Soil, that feme Years ' g ■ 
 the Fifth-part has amounted to more than f eooo Arrobe-, 
 each of winch is 15 /.and all the Ptoduc't of a final! Spot <ii 
 Ground, not above Niuc Miles, in Coiiipab 
 
 The 
 
 
 (1 Cipe&'jii. 
 (• ibund. 
 
 Libir.l ,)• in f-Q . 
 Ij.vmK vihiif 
 wjK 1,01 hi* 
 •wn. 
 
 .-•.D. , 
 
 The 
 Pe eftre 
 ■.cd av 
 with O 
 habitani 
 but not 
 killed ai 
 
 Twe 
 was mai 
 appearc 
 pefls an 
 pools, tl 
 ofScylU 
 
 Dclianc 
 Face . 
 
 tommei 
 •^DUH. been, 
 having 
 plunged 
 
 The J 
 next 'V ( 
 try unit 
 After th 
 when iV 
 ibmc Pri 
 
 Matte 
 Hands 
 patual I 
 I) 
 E ilKhiJ. 
 full, k 
 chance t 
 lueceedi 
 rhiiijii', 
 
 * The 
 the Ncu 
 ■Jhis 
 thole (ic 
 thisthev 
 the /', 
 aiul the 
 .M.D.M44 their Coi 
 the King 
 
 brought 
 •U.i3.I44<. » An 
 <t)!!"-S'., ,.'"•, 
 & Cpc iird (W'tllCtl I 
 fo-nj. eall'd (;.•■ 
 
 as in fon 
 to the I'c 
 at once a 
 thofe tha 
 n\s froii 
 their owi 
 to the l-'rt 
 mentionc 
 held thre 
 Ilenn for 
 them, as 
 Countcn; 
 they Ifill 
 and been 
 ButK 
 i!ig open 
 W''/'*"5'»forliimfc 
 happen d 
 the Krll I 
 (that upo 
 to this Bu 
 on the fai 
 Years) n 
 Cape B.I 
 Miles. 
 
 A little 
 difcovere 
 from the 
 Kles. In 
 difcovcr'i 
 1449. 
 
 King , 
 
 farther 13 
 
 G:inc:^ , a 
 
 Upon Coi 
 
 btginniiu 
 
 <_;;.■.(... &T|us Perl 
 
 ..W.S..7),.,.. ^ape St. ( 
 
 Oit. time alio, 
 
 ni,h, St. . 
 
 World c: 
 
 moiigil tl 
 
 I.) Ill« of 
 Cjpc t'trj 
 
 Mjht 'hie, 
 (Sfc. 
 
Lib. [. H Chap. L Vi/coveriet made by King A l P H o n S n s, 6^c. 
 
 3 
 
 " f 
 
 Viiltontv. 
 
 Spliii. 
 
 lalU-d OM ' 
 
 1 lii.s own 
 
 ■ took thc,^, ,^,, 
 
 to t'lirtluT 
 
 icli lif was 
 
 ■ ' ,' ■', ' Hi!l. An;;, 
 
 111 that A- ^ 
 
 I'll! fii^iir^i- 
 twc-cii tllf 
 n tlic N.i- 
 •J.wti, wj<. 
 if I'ortiign/, 
 JohnDukv 
 
 ^.iturf the 
 1 long 1>c- 
 '«!;.'/, they '^.n.w: 
 (/'), i'i\inu "I •■•'■'"■• 
 
 t thnt rimi' ^,j.,uiin . 
 id for thi' 
 c, (]iioiii.h 
 ilcl.i) thi'ir 
 
 'llicntfori'il 
 
 'to whom 
 1 Ic li.iMng 
 1', ar.d his 
 C'l Mil melt «. 
 
 Coiintrit'. 
 he Alathc- 
 ■If, aiuicn- 
 
 iiil iinitnl 
 ', in (inlir 
 i'iou;.',h his 
 
 be Sea, he 
 
 they went 
 
 les beyond 
 
 1 of fonnetfrjopcA.., 
 
 U'tnni was '" '^'■'"''l' •"■- 
 
 n the Cape. -:-';7 
 
 •eu not pilt Uyonii It. 
 
 that which 
 
 next time 
 
 they were 
 
 iiflfahited,*!.'!.')- g^^ 
 home wiihl"""'-"^'""' 
 
 II ilr.lL- I'A'ji 
 tn.ifl'uri, 
 
 rickly af- inliouniim 
 rtwf) were "" 
 aiut ' 
 
 o n.vtlr/. 
 prv of this 
 
 a Coney, 'The (Innp 
 
 r Burden ]':"'•'' "<' 
 
 neiealeot 
 eroii.s I'ro- 
 ror.lumini; 
 
 w'aftc be- 
 
 'tluT two 
 
 nd feemp 
 they refol-' 
 ccnrHingly'^' 
 
 ailed il- 
 bctween 
 .</.(/.-, to 
 Mrxl-'w, to 
 
 d, was f ) 
 whom a t.,i) Hui.jr, 
 
 r, buried a »" f'LC'/''- 
 
 w4^, lirl* it 
 
 ■ fU .Ijmii 
 D,y. 
 
 id 
 
 Sam,, difcovercd before, vvac given tol Icdgmct.t, bfcuifc they arc v.iiolly unknown. But we 
 -- •■ ■ . . .• - arc now to look into the Minapri'ient of Aflairs, under 
 the fli'cccedinc King of Portni^l, Jol>i 11. 
 
 re'ation of 
 
 Midtr*. 
 
 It out of a.l I) ij.- 
 
 altof B..- 
 .1 \\'ondci, 
 
 (oinitien- 
 with Fire, 
 rs eoiiriiui- 
 yof Wcod 
 the C'oiM.- 
 \ SVc/'/v tlii-* •:iS' • 
 cmc Years *-B' 
 -o .Arrobe-, 
 
 all S5'oi ut 
 
 T'r.i; 
 
 (i Cipeft.111 
 (■ fbund. 
 
 The Iflc Perfo - -- ,„ ,. ..,-.• „ 
 
 pf tflrelU. upon Condition of rcopling it : And this pro- 
 •,cd a Vi 7 hard Task; the place being lofcarfiillY o^ cr-run 
 with Coneys, that 'twas fcarcc able to admit any other In- 
 habitants. However, they were by degrees difpollefjd ; 
 but not without prodigious MalTacies, 3000 of thetn being 
 killed at one time in a imall Illct. 
 
 Twelve Years had now palTed, fincc the firft Atromft 
 was made of getting beyond Cape Bi/.i'^''-'- ; which yet 
 appeared an infupcrable Difficulty. Theyfanlicd lem- 
 ptfts and Hurricanes in the Air. ttrange (itilphsand W lurl- 
 pools, tha' would iVallow up Ships, with all the Hcrrours 
 of Sc7,7^ andC/..:»7/'/H, alwut that Cape. At la(t accrtain 
 I'tirtvi^u^^c, GUi.mc: bv Name, had the Courage to bid 
 Defiance to all thcfe Dangers, and to look the Capo in th" 
 Face : He found the Seas open and palTalle ; r.wm home 
 comnieruling tb.o Air and Soil of the Places where he h.id 
 '.^xi.Mii.been. He pcrfermed his * Voyajre with great Suecefs, 
 having neither been tolVd in ttie Air by Whirlwinds, nor 
 pl.inged in any of the Vonices about Cape B.^iai 
 
 The \'miw^ur:;c now rid of thefe Fears, .idvcntured the 
 rxxt Year 40 Miles farther ; where they found the Coun- 
 try uninhabited : This was done by Avtiniy (Jotpli 
 After this, no great Proprefs w.ts made, till .1. O. Jm.i 
 when X««>'J 'iViy.iii difcovered Cape (■) Ji/jmv, and took 
 ibmePrifoncis ; the only Prize of his Voyage. 
 
 Matters being cone thus far. King lloi,) ol-ain'd at the 
 Hands of ihc Poye, (which was then Mvriii V.) the per- 
 (/;Th<rii|K( patual Donation' to [t] the Crown of I'rrtiii^.i/, ot what- 
 tibir-liy iniocv^.r ,i.ou!d be difeovered from Cape Bv-'.lorc, to the 
 ^ll't,\" H <lf.I:i.'.i\'i, intlu<i\ely : Together, with an Indulgence in 
 »m. full, for all taofe devout Souls, vhcfc Bodies ihouli 
 
 ihancc to be drop'd in the l.'iidertakir.g. And this tlv 
 fuceeeding Popes eontinned, at the Rei-iueft ot King /i.'- 
 j'hiijii', and his Son, King jr/'". 
 •--'.0.1441. * The next time tliey"\>ent abroad, they Traded with 
 the Negroes, ami got good Itore of Gold and Sla\e,s: 
 This made them call the place, 'l"icr,i,l.ini Rjxo; where 
 ihot'e Coldeii Streams had poured in upon them. Beyond 
 this they palled to the llles of //«.?''», and G.r, ~c. And now 
 the J'. iiipie:;c began to be pleafed with thefe Expeditions; 
 and the (Sold that was brought heme, crfedlually (lop'd 
 MX'.m^ their Complaints: * Yea, the People of /..i^j agreed with 
 the King, to let forth Caravels at their own Charges, which 
 brought them in tome Itore of Prifoners. 
 •^.D.i44! » Afterthis, Dcnyi t'crmuiic:^ raflcd thcRiver {^) Sunuga, 
 k'c.pri?rrf' (which fcparates the ^^i-,?"> from the People of Guiticc, 
 r*nd. caird G.Vi r' ) and difeovered alfo Cape Inv/. And where- 
 as in fome fuceeeding Voyages, fonic that were Friends 
 to the Vc)iu;'uc:{c, had been m.ade Slaves: The King did 
 at once an excellent Piece of Julticcand Charity, making 
 thofc that had llolcn them, fend them back to the Cin.i- 
 r/i J from whence they were forced), well Apparelled, at 
 their own Charges. TheleC'.in.ni'fj were lirit iii.ade known 
 to the i'rciici- and Sp.miMJs, hf hlAcb.iin the }-.ti[!^lijh-m.in, 
 mentioned before : .And one Uct.ihcu, vl Froic! -m.ui, who 
 held three of them in pollelfion, compounded with King 
 Henry for them : But the Spj>iiiti,l put in his Claim to 
 them, as being conquered by that hciKl--mn>i, under the 
 Countenance and Support of C.-ijIil: : To which Crown 
 they Itill belong, having gone through various Fortunes, 
 and been in many Hands. 
 
 But King /;«» V itill |irofecHtcd his Noble Delignof lav- 
 ing open an unknown World to view, till the time came 
 liilh"'"' ' ^°^ himfelf to make a Voyage into another. {/ ) His Death 
 happen'd. No;. 13. /■!. D, 146?. and alxiuc 4? Years after 
 the lirft Difeovery of Mn.ki.i : And tho' his whole Life, 
 (that upon the Throne at lealt) had been entirely devoted 
 to this Bulinefs, and valll reafures had lieen expended up- 
 on the lame) ; that in all his time (which was near Fifty 
 Years) no greater Progrel's had been made, than from 
 Cape B.ij.nlorc, to Siena Lion.t , which is about n i o 
 Miles. 
 
 A little liefore his Death, the Ifles of Cape (;') Verd were 
 difeo\ercd, hy ^hiiciiioiii i\o//r, a Gciwiicje, in Commillion 
 from the King ; together with M,t!o, Pl'iiif, and J.ii^o 
 Ides. In his time alio, fome F.Wn/n^; failing for iu/'oK, 
 difcovcr'd the Iciccr.ii, which were Peopled in .-4. D. 
 1 449. 
 
 King AhUnfus, his Succcflbr, having little Icifure for 
 
 farther Difeov crier, farmed that Concern to one /■"(•i-H.irrf 
 
 Glvic^ , a Citizen of Limni, for the fpacc of five Years ; 
 
 upon Condition, of Difcovering jco Miles every Year, 
 
 bt ginning from Sicn.t Litinn , and fo along the Coaif. 
 
 r',;.'(i«j & ThlsPerlon difeo\er'd [k] A/i'j.j ; and after that, down to 
 
 )mi"st.Tt.» ^sp'' St. C.it, .tfiii:,oi\ the Souih-lide of the Line. Alxiut that 
 
 &t,' time alfo, were difccvcr'd the Ifles of l-emami Ic, St.T/.o- 
 
 VUI-, St. f liiiti cw, ylt.tioboti, and lie! I'lincipe : But the 
 
 Worhl cannot eiu-oll the Names of thofe Difcovercrs, a- 
 
 moiiglt ihc roll of thofe who merit a Publick Acknow- 
 
 Dtiih. 
 
 t:) IllC! of 
 OfIC IVrJ 
 diUovti't!. 
 .ifjic, 'pil. 
 
 This Prince potTolsM of rl;c Throne of Pot.'f/^/i/, found 
 leifurc to profccutethc Bufinif; of Difcoveiy, iho'hisPre- 
 deccffor could not He having otice talted the Qolden 
 Profits ofGii'fo, rerohed to give i-.iinfelf a more complete 
 SausfaifVion, and enter into a n ore intimate CorrcljKin- 
 dence with tlMt eharming Countrv. 
 
 Accordingly ho fent * oi't a Fleet of i o Cvtvfl', under '^.'^^y,'!; 
 the(.i) Command of l)>y'' U'~"nlvi>i, to build the Cattle „' p. iVVm" 
 of St. C (.'. i; (/■//.' A! '.,1 ; which in W.D. i.iSi'j, he digni- Cflpiaios in 
 tied with t|-,e Privikg . of a City. In the Church of'thi-, jl'^' '^^P;'^' 
 plaie, a Pratt was aprointed t'l pray -for the Soul of King t„^,'./),.„.,„, 
 llrmy; and ijiiicklv a'rer, tne King all'iimes the Title of ni"" J Ws(». 
 Lord of c;.v!>.r>. C./.M •--./, the Prince of that Country, ','' J''"" 
 would have tiindrvd the building o*" the Cail'e', and the 
 Negroes began to mr'iny upon it ; but partly by fair 
 means, and partly bv foul, the Mutineers were quieted, 
 and the Dehgn went on. 1 he King gave Orders for the 
 letting up of Stone Pillars in livers places, with the I'ortu- 
 ,i;«c^' Anus upon them, ciprelling the Times and Authors 
 of theDileo\eries that v ere m;;cie. Which Method was 
 alfoufed by /)iV;o c:..'» (. ), m the firll Difeovery of the '*' ^'."Jf"''^ 
 Kingdom ot <>',;f, who left divc-s fuch Moniotials, as^,. Awji. 
 thole upen the Banks of the Ruer ^i/(. This Man, in 
 both his N'ovapes, difeo\crcd rii^ Miles, from Cape St. 
 CmI r.iinc. all iirthe Coalt. 
 
 By the Fu.bairad.-M- of theKing of Bcmn, (not far from 
 A-/.I . ; the King of l'u<iin-/i had \c) News of the Gr-rt ('■)N't"i->'<:f 
 Fmperori f .t'.rh'rp:'. comnonly called Picjie-foi >i : Qf f"/!"-;"". 
 which mighty Prince's Ai.'.iuaiiitance being very an/uiti- 
 ('Us ; and alio, nolMs d.'lirousof an Acqnaii.taine with 
 the /' '•.I,..u'ci, he lert ov.r quickly in puifuancc of bot'i 
 tliofe Deligns. Two I'lnnaees, of 50 Tuns apiece, were 
 difpatehed, under the Command of Bi-r. /.). .^, with a 
 little Vidiialling-Bark, in ■'h'^^ij!, ^l.D. mSi5. 'I his Ca- 
 ptain ni.ade his (■/; F'nquirics after Pi cltc-'ichi, by certain 'i*) En(7'j:iit5 
 Negroes (whom he fct athore in di\ers places), who were '■'"^' '''"'■ 
 to make ample Reports of the Ponu^ut:;^ Civility, and 
 Grandeur ; thi- Marks of which they carried along with 
 them, in their Apparel, and other Gifts bellowed upon 
 them. He gave Names to fevcral places that were dilco., 
 vered, and let up Crofl'es of Stone in an Ifland, called 
 from thence. Tie Crojs ; where his People weary of the 
 Voyage, and having loll: their V £lualling-Bark, with 
 fome Earneftnels urged his Return. Notwithflanding 
 whicli, he proceeded a little further, and difeovered the 
 famous ( ) Cape.whieh in remcmbrancO of his Troubles he ';' ^'1' 'f 
 call d 7(11 nientctd ; and was afterwards, by K. ;7o^ i;,caird,the *"" "'"■ 
 Cipe of Gooii Hope. Here he alfo fet up another Pillar of 
 Stone, which he called St. PI. Hip, as the ether at the River 
 of ^air was cali'd St, Giv.i^i- ; and tliit at Cajie St. Av^u- 
 Jliiie, had its Name from the Cape. He return'd in bf- 
 crm'f.A.D. 14S7. i6Months, and 17 Days, afterhisfet- 
 ting out. By the way he met with his Viiflualler, fuppo- 
 fed to be lolt, and in it nine Men ; tlirec only of which 
 were found ali\e : And one of that luimlier, ciicd with a 
 Surprize of Joy, upon the meeting with their Ships again 
 Thele were the King's Endeavours by Sea, to come to the 
 Knowledge of Ptelicr.jcl<>i. 
 
 By Land he lent fome to fall in with the .£f/)<>^M« Com- 
 pany, and travel as Pilgrims ; but wanting Skill in the 
 //(•(i/'iVi; Tongue, they were forced to return. Upon this 
 one Peier (/} Crwliu:, vcrfed in that Language, was f /)<'••'' "™ 
 employed in this Affair, (and with him Aiphci'ji Paitm *.) J^',^ ;" "^ 
 Thefe went from Aicxantiii.i to Cmu; and fo to Atim,»j.D. 14I7 
 from whence Pninn went to purfuethe Aiiiiiopiart Difeo- 
 very, but died at Cnirc. Couili.'.n cmbark'd for the liaii- 
 Indies, from whence he return'd to Apicn, with a Dcfign 
 of going to i-'d/"^.^/. But he received Orders from the 
 King, not 10 reluiii till he had been in .t.ti\oi>in, whither 
 he was deputed to go, in the Charadler of an EmbafTador. 
 Ciuiiinii (having writ to the Kinc, to encourage his Navi- 
 gation, and lent him a Map of his Difcovencs in Imint 
 and Apic^) profccutcdiusjourney to the .Ethicpi.ir. Court: 
 Where he was made fo Welcome, that he could ncx er pec 
 loofc again. The Report of which Reception, fopether 
 with the Circumllanccsof his Travels, he made about 30 
 Years afterwards, to i'V,ii;iif Ah-i'c:;, an Acteiidmt on .f^- 
 iicrick. dc l.iw, the King's EmbafTador to tliat Court. 
 
 And thus far were Matters carried on bv King -nitti : 
 He open'd the way by Land into the Bowels of Afn:.i, 
 and began aCorielpondence W'lth the mod pot. nt Mo- 
 narch of that Quarter of the World. He nngh: hasc 
 done more, in all probability, had he fallen in with 
 C(>//(/;j/'i,.s Offers, whom he law in his hill Return from 
 the Wi'fj, inM'.:ci.; .1. D. 1493. Yet is Naugation a 
 very great Debtor to this Pnnce, who pa.fionatcly dcfired 
 B 1 ' its 
 
Columbus' J" ConjeBures of the New Pf^orld^ Scc. 
 
 Lib. I. 
 
 t\ 
 
 m':^ 
 
 1, 1 
 
 
 (;r)K )f.w«its Glory ami Imrrovcmcnt {p,), and took hearty Care to 
 
 Enacivoun acconiplil)i it. Two of his Phylicians, Hodnigo, ami Jo- 
 
 ihcAnTof fi'i'^'i were pood Mathematicians ; and thcfc lie cniploy'd, 
 
 inc Stj. with M.(i/;'» Bulrinii , (who was i(ij;/o)ni-Hf.:«Hi s Si holar) 
 
 to fupply the Dcfiiiciicics, and en'arpe tl\e Bounds of the 
 
 btienie.Aml now was Altrononiy called in to its alfiliance ; 
 
 and yrioiis Inltninunts (the I'rivi'.cj'.c only of Allrono- 
 
 nicrsf|?dorc) were put into the Haiulsof the Sailors, and 
 
 tiirn'db\cr to the Uksof the Sea. TaWes alfo of Decli- 
 
 r.uiori >vere made, for the tindinp ont ihe l.atinule, and 
 
 Ccinfc ; with many other vet) curious Helps : Ml whiili 
 
 ^v*re the Genuine I'roduds of this happy Conjundlun 
 
 of Navipatien and Allronomy. 
 
 And hithcni) W'e have fecn the Indulbinns Portu?uc:^r, 
 drawmpthe tiiil and more imperfei;!: 1 incs of the I'r.'.L'iicc 
 of Na> jpation : lis oiir Buliiufs now to cniiuiu', wl'.at 
 heiphtninp Strokes ha\e been l'l^ en liy lucceedinp Maltcrs, 
 and In wliat Steps and Or.iupiiri it has arrived tu the I'cr- 
 fedicn inwhiih we fee it at this Day. An.l lirlt of all 
 'comes in ilic I'erformance of (.'''//i/w/w ; whodlfcovers no 
 K'fs than half a World .it once, and draws us a perfecHv 
 new Kacc on t'ciher lidc the Cdohc. 
 
 Kit IcfcK wt fet out with him, or .my oth..' of t!ic 
 General Sailor-, wc think it proper to Jefire (on^ e for .ill/ 
 the Reader's p.uici t Indulpcnce, In the 1 ihcrtv wc take, 
 of tvacinp the feveral particular iteps of .lafe Mens 
 Vuyai'.es. He may obfer\e, that we reckon ant only the 
 Years an.l Months witli them, but alio tlie \er\ j)a\sioo, 
 when the) ai con rat Sea : that we po with i hem aln.rlf ir.to 
 every l'(.'rt, lee them all'.orc in e\cry Illaiul they e(?me to, 
 and take Notice of feveral Paflapes in their Sailinp, that 
 at lirll light may appear too minute and triflinp, todelervc 
 
 a particular mention. But to pcrfwadc his favourable 
 Ccnfurc ot this Libcny, he is defired to conliijer : That 
 the Particularnels of thofe Oblirvations, which raiaht be 
 a I-ault, withrelpcd to a well-known World, is nccedary 
 (or .at leal^ very excnCible), in reference to a World not 
 yet dileovcrcd. Wc arc now poing to take our lirll View 
 ot thole I'aris ot the Glubc, which a,s ycr we are fnppofeil 
 not to know. Thefe Men are our hrit Sailors, and po in 
 an untrodden Path, and whatfocvcr they Ihew iis is quite 
 new : Upon this Score, to fail but two or three Lcapnes 
 with theui. and r;„ly to fee a Cape, or fume lorry Jllam' 
 whic. lies m their way ; may be of more moment, than' 
 to follow a Modern Sailor all round the Globe, and hear 
 him t.ilk(.t thole Places that have been a thoiiland times 
 dclcnb (1 befoiv.b.very Step taken by -a firlt Difcoverer pre- 
 IriitsanOnpii ,il in thole Matters ; others that come .after 
 do bur Copy or Rehne upon him, and continue the Story 
 tliat he bei'ins. His Relations are Text, (in their Coiife- 
 iiuencc and Wcipht ) compar'd with thofe of others 
 and theretore to be mirfu'd even to a Scruple, in c\ery' 
 Cueumltancc, that tlocs not appear with a bare Face of 
 I-u'ly .ir.d Impertinence. 'Tis for this Reafon, that we 
 propole lo puiiAual an Obfervation of the feieral Steps 
 I't the Voxai'cs made by thofe celebrated Pcrfons v:U, 
 nrit \cntur'd out into the World, and laid a Foimdatioii 
 lor /■.■«,./■..<: Aciuiair.tance and Converle with the remoter 
 Parts ot It. lUit as the Difeovcry of the WcrM poes on 
 betorc us, and the Stranpeiiefs of thofe Couniries wears 
 cti by rep-ated Vifits made to them ; tho' we will lole 
 nothlnp^ ahiable.tha; our Modern Navipat-.rs liai e to Ihew 
 us ; )et\ve lliall notpue them that Ccrcmon;ous -Xtten- 
 dancc in Saihnp, that wc allow the more Ai.eiem One^ 
 
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 1[ 
 
 I. ! 
 
 m 
 ■ 1, 
 
 Chap. II. 
 Of COLUMBUS, &c. 
 
 W 
 
 ^e'UTilm- 
 
 HERE thi< Fortunate Difcoverer was born, is not 
 agreed air.onplt Writers : Some lay at S,noiM ; 
 fome at N"Mj othci-s at Cicmcn, in the 'I'erritorics of 
 Cfimi.i, of an ancient Houfe, and prcar Reputaann, in 
 fhc time of 0//o II. This Great Man, it fecms tho' he 
 brought a new World to licht, yet left the Pl.ice of his 
 own Birth and Brccdinp in fo much obfcuntv, that there 
 needs another Cclmnlin to tin;l that out. Korvever this 
 lie, "tis enoupluo know, that he hail an early Paliion for 
 the Sea, and bipanbothto'J'rade, .Td irakc Charts for 
 Sea Service, \» 'nn he was very yonip. The Faiue of the 
 Vmiiif^iicxc, fui their Skill in Marine Affairs, brought liiin 
 to thofe Pans ; where he Married and Setilcd, anU Tra- 
 ded to the Coalts of Ciuivc; He had the Charadcr of a 
 Man, fobcr, t( mperate, grave, and devout, ofcompe- 
 MtlyTsfj- tenr Learning in other refpeifVs, and vu-y Itudions in the 
 dm in Ma- Mathcmaticks. What Motives induced \:\m to the Great 
 '■'"'"""'■' Undertaking, he afterwards fo haprdy tinilh'd, arc un- 
 known. Some I'av, a certain Pilot, that had been driven 
 upon the Klands (^f /Inicrk.i, pave him the Hrlt hint of a 
 new World there : But this is thought to be the fruit of 
 Spiinijh Ein v ; thni People perhaps beinp much conccrn'd 
 that Uith lliould ravilh this Glory from their Country. 
 ' lis probable , that his ov^n Mathematical Rcafoninps 
 might make hiivi conclude, th ; pollibility of tindinp Inha- 
 bitants on the other fide of the Globe. Th.at conliderinp 
 the valf Dimenlionsof the Faith (which might ealily be 
 determined IVrm ihe Principles of Girt/i.-Aii) ; and that the 
 known World was circiimleril ed within verv narrow 
 Bminds : It was utterly in-probable, th.at all the reli: of 
 fo preata Rail, lh<nild beoverfpread with Water, and be 
 an H.ibit.nion h'r FilV.cs, mltcad of Men, who had at 
 liiif lo peculiar a Charge from the Almightv, to multi- 
 ply and f plenilh \'. Being alfo amonpll the /'m/»i,'nc:;'f, 
 he cniihl not bur hear feveral things, from fome Hands 
 orotlicr, that UMght fer\e to totiHrm thofe Sufplcions of 
 a iKw- Face of the Globe, v.hich Mathcmaticks pei haps 
 hail at tirff gi\<n him. Thus 'tis fald, that a certain 
 ' f-i' " (..) Mariner, v hie h ufed tho /l-{mct and 'I>i(r, > lllcs, told 
 *'■"■ "' him, That he was once carried 450 1 eagucs to the Welt 
 of Cape I ly.cmt, and there look up a piece of '1 iirber, 
 wrouv.htby a Man's H.ii'.d, and, as h<- ihoupht, without 
 Iron ; and tli!-, he fanhed , mult come firjm fome more 
 Weitern HIand. (1) Another alfo reported, Th.at he had 
 fecn a piece at I'.n-tti, c,,,;/, wronghi: after the tame Fa- 
 ll.lon, brought th;ther by the Welterly Winds; befules 
 Very large C'aue--, capable of holding two Gallons of 
 
 (/, rt.. 
 
 Water in each Knot : Which being '•?nortcd to grow in 
 /../;.,, he fiippolld inight be conveVd into thol^!- Parts,B™n£'f 
 by the lame torces ot Winds as the 1 imber was. Some ?'>.iircjvct'a 
 Intormations trom the ./^-wct, likcwile alliired him That '^"''' 
 certain Pines had bccnuilf up at V.i^.il, andf;,vrc/f./:- by 
 Itronp Weltcrly and N. W. Winds : topcther with 'two 
 Canoes, and the like number of dcail Men, upon the 
 Coaft of y-Vfi :/ ; who by their much larper Faces and 
 ditfc'rcnt Countcrances, fceiii'd to have been In'h.ibl- 
 tants of fome rcmoro .,nd unknown Re \\on. There 
 were fome ah'o, t!\at ccnridently allcrted, '1 h.u I and hail 
 dncrstlmes been leen at a diltarce, which lay far'bcyoiid 
 the Bounds of t!-e \".\ lent Dlfeo\ cries ; and confe<picnil\ 
 was fome part of the Cilobe that h.ad not vet been vilite'il 
 by the /;Hi(i/>e.:HSailors. Some of thcfc Pcrfons made i heir 
 Reports to Cc//i(»»i'ic hi'nfclf, as O.Vijc ;W.i/./uc; ; and par- 
 ticularly a certain Ma..iier, who told him of'an Illand 
 which he had fecn he tar Weft of Ircl.iiul, and fiipncifcd 
 to be that now called \cn-t,<i,'i,lL>.ii. Others (, ) had eivcn / 1 ., 
 in their lixperienccs to the lame cHcl'>, if not to (>■,,„,./-,/, /.<»'. irr, 
 hlmfc!f,yi-tto the World and the Nation where he redded • ''' *'''•'•''••■ 
 fo that he cou'd not mils of the Intbrmatior. And nnvv l7"'lt!,'"" 
 being fully allured, that a New World lav fonie where or ^ ""'"'"' 
 other conceal'd, his next Care was to come at thcliejit of 
 it : And In order theivto, to procure fuch i\uc Fncourage- 
 mcnt and Aiilllancc, as might render his Attempts Viic- 
 ccfsful. In the firlk place therefore, he propounded the 
 Matter to the GfwiHc/e, his Country-men : lo whom his ■,„.„« „i 
 Prop.dals not being at all agreeable, he atlJrcfred hin-.fclf, ''''''"««' " 
 111 hope ot better Fortune, to the Court of Pi>rtui'.il. But "''''' !"' 
 the Projcd took no Ixacr at / uhoti, than it did .at Cnnu.i ■ ''"'!""''''• 
 and the Notion of a New World w.-vs much In the fame 
 degree of Reputation amonglf thtar, as tliat of a New- 
 raifcd Body was formerly at /Ithnn. Hcic the King's 
 Mathcm.aticians adtcd the parts of ihofe Bantering Philc- 
 fophers, and heard this New Doctrine bro. ■ li'd with nor 
 a little Sport ami Jeft. However, Volumim'^ Rcafonings 
 made fomclmprelllon upon them, fo far, thai ihey thouplit 
 It proper to advifc the King, to try whether he fpoke 
 Truth or no. And thereupon a 'Vcirel was fecretly fent 
 out, with C)rdcrs to look after Co.umlu, s World ; which 
 not finding, and meeting with bad Weather, tlicv return d 
 home, having done nothing. 
 
 Cchimini in the next place (tho' having had fo many 
 difconraginp Rcpulles)thought of making one FtTort mere, 
 and that was, trying of the Temper and Inclinations of 
 the i'.tigt'lh • And accordingly ferit his Brothef ll.it diLmcio 
 
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 cheat the 
 were not 
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:hap. II. 
 
 ColumbusV t'irjt Voyage. 
 
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 ' i UI4I4 
 
 10 King nmy Vll. This McffcLRi r ailitiB into tlic Hind* 
 of PiraicJ by the way, ami not UinR fo Inrky an to prt A 
 fpwiy Hearing of ihc King, Matters w< il' ililayid f<i 
 long, that (>/«»«''«< wiary Willi Iriii-K^ W.iinni'S iinint- 
 diati'ly • aprlii-il hinit'clt to tin- C'oiirr of V/,./> . But 
 (heir Catholuk MnjcUics l.cMn|Mh(nciic.,l('al in War with 
 thcM-m', hiiAnlwi-r Wis (aticr live Y.ars Suit), Thnt 
 thcTrtafnri- of the Nation was lo cxhaiiltiil witli ihule 
 Wars, that they couUI not atl()rd to k- at any New l^x- 
 
 '"* C/u/w/'i/' needed nut have felttlio Pain of this new Re- 
 nilfe had lie deferr'd his Am.lu.itKmsto this Coiirr, .uul 
 not beee'd of ,S>i/", till he had reeiuca a pndtiieDom.il 
 from Vti'l.wJ ■ For this hutir tXiirt ih.l iinl-rarr hisl'iD- 
 rofals iiin' thinns went fo tohnnlly on, th.,t r.isit hai'- 
 pen'd) his Reriiicll was praiaed 111 s/,,.,. Ik f(,re he knew 
 UMseonfideiM in /.-.i; -../. I<>ii iwasihe Hint ot imiih 
 I abour and Tuil, and isme .iltev iniiuiiieraUc Miglits and 
 
 The'iwn Diikc- nf Af-''''"'< '''''''. •l"'' ^'- ^'■■'"' • 
 were his Ad\oeaies , ln;teniiM not l,e heard nn lii^ be- 
 hilf Twice he tlioiiglit of litrui? a Imal I'mnd to his 
 unprofitable I'.n.lcavours m >>..«, and pet over to his 
 Brother, at the /.";-/,/;; Cmiit. Hut at l.dt the Secne 
 chanced ; and the Clergy iii.deriAiiic hi . I .iiile, it pro- 
 <i,i«Kdi In fper'd in their Hands. Lr'miilm « asadnurvd t'l tlu irCa- 
 *""• tholuk MaieUies I'ltfence, and I'.nd a l.ivonraule Audi- 
 ence, and r.raiuof his Dcllics ; the (2.,ieeri leiiii; wdlin" 
 to pawn hei \eiy Ji wels, to rail. Mmiev f T his lixpali- 
 tion. This was the belt nfe they imild poilibly be put to 
 at that lime; beeaule tliey were «iiiiekly fwiili preat Ad- 
 \anta|;e) to be ledeemCLl, bs t'. e ruli iNbn^s ol A:f.\/.< 
 and /'iM/. fleiiiles, the Sj:wjb Stock was \cry low, at 
 thai Juiidaie ; .and they could ne\crlia\e nick'd the time 
 more exactly to go to the Jl '■ji-\:iMci, to do theiiiUlves a 
 
 kindncfs. ■ , , • /-■ 1 r 1 M 
 
 The Terms Co'umlm nude with their Catliolu k Maic- 
 ilies weretheie: Vh.n n' l-e m.uh 1.0 Iji'jcouncj, icnmU 
 htie m I(-w.i'd ■ .-'"■/ '■'■ I' •''■' . ''■'" '•'' /'■'""'•' ''l/''"'" '''■ 
 
 okct of i"'^r-Hi'y i-y ^••""'' ."'■'''''""■'■''''/ ^'<t; »•'''' ''•* 
 
 Ailvimttia cf tl'tTriitls cf lie I'rcfin, thicufj) ,ill ilf Ccm- 
 trltl ili(imeicdh>i">- ''"'' '''f" '' '••'!'&" '"" '" '''' "•" 
 Jlfain'il to I'll own Prrjon a. ., //.f to l>c<<me llrrc,lii.fu This 
 Agreement was made in ilie open I'leid, at thCvSicReol (</.(- 
 «,/</,(, April 17. 149J. . 
 
 And 'twa$ not loiip before the Voyage thus relolved up- 
 on, did aitiially cuiiinience : 1-or the Conn was now as 
 warm in tlie I'lofeintion of the IXfipn, as 1 et'ure "twas 
 cold and iiuiitlereiii. Cu'umtm had reafun'd them all into 
 fuch high I-A-peiltations of the Snecels of his Uiuierta- 
 taking, that tlas ue.-e as caper foi his goinp, .is he liim- 
 
 Iclf. 
 OfmJw fill Accordini'lv lia\ ing pr.iten a fm.ill MeetofthrccCaravels 
 ""'■ hcfet fortli tiom I'l/w, on K//.-, //.v;;"Jf i. ■•/. IX 149;- 
 
 Himfclf commanded the Adinirali ailed St. Mu!.'. Mv 
 tin Alon\o I'iiKioit, was Captain of the I'iiii.i ; and his Bro- 
 ther, Fr.imijcn, was Mailer. And in the Third N'elfel, 
 which they called the , Whim, Imcnt T:>i>ic^ HlK"-, was 
 Captain, and Mailer. Tliefe Officers had under their 
 Command, in thclc Three Veflels, .about no, orasfome 
 fay, but 90 Men. . , , 
 
 On the I nil they h.id fight of the Cnvma, wliere they 
 (taid tdl September the 6th, relVeftiiiig thenifelves at the 
 The P.r(.. Iflc Comer.t ; but went off then for fearof the \'trtii^uc-^c, 
 x»u ai. who had MannVl out three Caravels to take them. 
 itmot 10 September the 7th, they loft light of Land ; and with 
 
 ' that, their Courages too ; a preat many of them taking 
 
 their leaves of this, and expciiting the next time to Ini d in 
 the other World. Columbus c(pniforted thcfe Cowards as 
 well as he could ; and to do it efledlually, was fain to 
 cheat them in his Reckoning ; making them believe they 
 were not fo far from Home, as indeed they were. C>n 
 IjjTht Vj. the 1 4th they obfer\cd the Variation of the (/ij Compafs ; 
 ^it.on hift vvhich was the hrlt time that Ph.vnomcnon had fallen uii- 
 j^-rObfervation. On Shw.V.o the i«th they fawCirafs and 
 Herbs floating on the W.-iU'r, and Ibme Imall .Animals, 
 (Grafhoppcrs) a!ne amonpft them ; which made lomc of 
 them (nowccir.e to a little better hope) bclicve.they fl.onid 
 fee dry land once more, and that ^luickly no. The 
 Nineteenth and Twentieth, tlicfo Pvefages continued ; 
 bcfides which, they faw fome bea-Fowl : All which put 
 Together, conlider.ibly raifed their IixreCt.iiions of it. All 
 his while the Wind favonred their Vo>agc ; but on 5c- 
 ^■mhcr the 2ad, it came crofs at S. W. .And now the 
 * SfanU *7)Mr</j began downriuht lo repent them ot their ralh 
 '"""'"I'' Annipt, in venturing fo far fiom home ; and therefore 
 '^^^ding to become a Bamiuet to the Filhes, in a very 
 '■''•time, they began to iloim at their Admiral, ihathe 
 
 hai 
 and 
 
 trov.pht tlicm thither : 'Not Iparinp the \ er> King 
 Q.v.tcnthctnfchc5 in their Pallion, as Perfons loocafie 
 
 anditeduloiis. diarginn thtm kvith Imli'eretioii, in lilfen- 
 ing to furh wild Proii.fiN, and l„iriluing their Siil)|ea« 
 upon fiiih tfivi.il Ocianum. As tor ( i umhi 's fait, thy 
 told h/in plainly, 'I'hat if he woii'd not jaik alw-nt, and 
 make homewaids again, hell.ouUI jo over- board without 
 fail; I'or they were relolved to Ihift toril.. n leKes, and 
 l.ueiheii own lives, ifthey cou'ij. The Adii'iiil nTiirii'd 
 thnn gooil Words for b.id ; and ai.l'wir'd ili. fi- inlblcnt r./,»,/,. <• ,-. 
 1 hreatninps of the Rabble, with eliarini )■ I'lo ulvs of >'•' !•' - 
 great Ri'wards, upon Coiidiiionef a litiK ii',ore Patience. ''J'"-' "' 
 And iho'hem.idell.ifttoihiatll.iin ir!o .1 I :'t If gord Hit- ' "" 
 iiiour, by crying nut land, untie 2-ih ui i^/i ir c : 
 Yet that Calm vas iiim I- '\ Imiudid by .a more outra- 
 )'ii usSiormihanUlor. , 1'. Refiili of whii h was, that 
 .liter I'onie f.inlier 'I nals, (■«//»«/ <« (having no wav to de- 
 tend hinilelf an\ lonptr), w.is foned lo pioiiiife ro rirurn, 
 il they (lUeover.d not I and in t'lr i-ll.iv's tiiix- ; this be- 
 ing the utmolk Ipace, that ilie domim eniif; i.i.ior,l would 
 allow him. 
 
 ■| he Hrlt of thol- Pavs, he found by the Snn-fetting, 
 iliat 1 and was mar ; upon v.!-iih thev' ccntraded theit 
 Sails ; and that fame Niphr ihey law light. About two 
 Hour', alter Miilniplit, one ( f the Coinpany difeover'J 
 I and (, ). This happy Sipl't 'is on Odu er tlic 1 ith, //. (t) Thc-yfc? 
 ''. 1491. This they found to be an lllrind cf 1 5 Leagues t-""!. 
 eonirafs; and ii was le if the l.u:.n,ii:i, called by the 
 Inhabitants,';.!!!-, .ii;/ ; but bv them S.t»; (,•} V.;,M,/-r, being ^,, ,•,,„,, 
 alwAii 910 Leagues fi-om the C.u^.iries. Mere they wei.'t '.•■■■\<i-'! i^' 
 rtlhoar, and iKuiiip fung .1 Te IVum, thi \ took lolfmti 
 PoU'eilioii of the p'aie, in the Kar.e of I'l-ir Latholick 
 Maielties, King /-Vr,;. ).■.;)/,', and Queen //'ii-i7..r. 
 
 The Nativtsdftlicplaeethouglitthem tobevcry Itiangi: ■■■ 
 People; and iimeh more wondreil at thiir Ships, whieh 
 they believ'd 10 be (ireat Animals. The Ip.vAjr.h gave 
 them C.ips, Reads, and (tiler Tons; which they nayid 
 tlieiiill!\is very well for. in more valnable tilings. I'hefe 
 Peoiile were naked, of a middle-d?.-, \,il| proportir.n'cl 
 Rodies ; their Natural Complexion of ai. Olive, but pain- 
 ted Willi other Colour-., an ordiiig to their h'aneies*. 'I'licy 
 knew not the Uli: of Iron, nor the Make of Weapons, '^'"^''" 
 but innocently laid their Haixls on the Edges of the Spa'. "**' ^ 
 nii,,li Swords. Their Ilie abounded with Parrots, be- 
 lides which they feaicc fuv any other .Animals, 'ihey 
 truck'd for Cotton-Yarn : And told the Sp.iui.irtti, That 
 the Gold they wore in Rings at their Noftrils, cime from 
 the South ; where they would find a Prince very lich 
 therein. 
 
 On the 15th of Oiicbcr they went to another Illand, 
 fevcn Leagues from thence, which theycall'd ('')St. A/,;.^,,,^ , 
 tln.lel.tfonceptwr:. The 17th they wentto l-iiin>uUim{r),k':"anl" 
 the Women of which place had only lliort Cotton Coats, fof-'-ai*"* 
 from the Navel to the Mid-thigh, ■ > cover their Naked- 
 nels. After this ihey came to another Ilie, which they 
 called r/.W'f//.! (/ ) : Of which, as of all the others, they , ^, ,,,,4.. 
 took folemn PoUeifion ; and in all tlitfe Places carried it ~ 
 
 jiiltlv and honelllv towanls tl-.e Natives. '] he\ proceed- 
 ed hence to (>/■.( (1;), which the ImUni:! told him .iflbrd-fj, ; f./,.,. 
 ed Gold and Pearl. Two Sp.Diiiuili, and as many /«<//- whchiiwV 
 ■ths, were here Unt to feareli the Country ; and lighring ''"'' ^'""'f 
 of an /«(//,/;/ 'Lown of about fifty Houfes, they were v;ell ;'hc'rM'c<i.'f 
 treated there, the .syi.D/.'/.YMifiiig honour'd with Incenfe cV'''- 
 as they went along, a- if they had U'cn Deities ; which 
 the limple /u./.mvj indeed did .ilmofl believe, tho' after 
 Hxperience m.ade them wifei. 1 lere they law Cotton 
 pow of itfelf, with feveral liMTs of Itrange Bii.ls ami 
 I'rees : Biir the Commodity the '^fi.rv.vih molt minded, 
 v«as the (iold which they faw the hidiani wear in theit 
 Kofes ; about which they were fo curious as to ask Ibmc 
 ducftions : 'lo winch the /m//.r;M as honelllv anfwer'd, 
 Cuhm.u.tii ; that is, they had itout<.fthe midlt of Ck/m ; 
 the ."f/.tH/.i)/.! thinking (liecaufe of that Term Cm,) that 
 they had talk'd of the Great Cham of Ciii.iy. 
 
 j-lk>:^e J'.-;;ff« left Cilumhil here, who (^iiicUv after 
 went himfclf in quell of / '.-V/uhjV;^ (. ),w hicli the Natives at 
 chat time call'd /;,..)//. 'J hey took here a Woman, a Na- .1,-''!^!:"' 
 tivc of the llland, whom tre.itmg well, Ihe became a fer- 
 Mccible Agent on their behalf, with the rell of the Na 
 tivcs : So th.at at iall th.ere was a very goo. I Coriefpon- 
 dci.cc eftablilh'd betwceiuhe huliivs and ,Vtv.»;'.i)-,u there, 
 the King of the Place 11 vlting C:hin:Lus to etme aflioar! 
 A Fort was built Upon thl^ llland, to maintain the Sp.viifh 
 Pretcniions and .Authorus ; in whieii i'i Soldier-, were 
 left : And alter this Buliiufs done, ' :i/'/r tnideProvi- 
 lions for a Voyage homewaids, ehaij ., ;; his ^p^nintUi to 
 carry it obligingly to the Ih.'.inns, and the.i King. 
 
 Accordingly on i-V«i.i>, 7.i>'. 4. 149-. he fee out from 
 the Port of N.jf/t'Vr. In his Voyage, he ailirms. he faw 
 Mti-.iiaids ; as alio before, on the 'C all of (.i/i'/ic;'. And 
 now much more of the Coalts of that iarpe Ilie lUlp«>:ivlit 
 came under their view ; which they diligently obf;rv ed.and 
 
 g^ve 
 
 
/ he Topes B V L L, &C. 
 
 Lib. I. 
 
 '!l 
 
 •I I 
 
 ',. 
 
 :■ 
 
 
 txs t Nitrti to .li» cr» C«i»« «nd H»fb«ir.. A»io,.t f. m^c own V/orldly Imcrrtlt ami G orv. That they <»n De. 
 r,» ilutc Ptrt. ihc r.i./i4«i ir.i V^jmir./, hi.) i Qiuinl. «hronc PniKri. ilifjojRh whole Naiiowof rticir rightful 
 Willi li lAtiu' to a (ni4ll Skirmilh ; but thi* BnAth w»< liihirit»mf«, ir»n«ffrlhr Proprrtiii of cinr rmplc to^no- 
 .!»• up, *nil tlif ConimMilir fimO.'il. liy I'ln- tlior, turn out tlidf. whom <.o.l aii.l Natun- li,»x, put an) 
 
 «..«, 
 i<«- 
 
 tjuukly nuiU' up, ^ . 
 
 ktn ot Siil'miilirii from the ("/m" Kinft, which w». hi« 
 
 C'mwn <.f (inl.l, h nJinpt thtm food Intilhuenci' in to the 
 
 forSfC. I Biff-O"- From thi% ()rt.ui till') iVt out 7.0M7. iiakiMj' 
 
 *i /« »...!.«. the K ft of thiii Way homcwai\ls ; Ciilumlm\ Kiikcnmn 
 
 ■'"" »' "•'■ King now .i\ man- Lcidiun ftiort of thiirs m loiiiiMf! 
 
 "" fioiii the l.iiri tn tft/ff. .»» thrir* was of the Truth m ro- 
 
 irH (inm ^f "" to ihi- hiMf. 
 
 In (•■/■'«» » .t fi.rki- Timpcft o\irtnok thrin, in wimli 
 mm of Danpcrfallothir Rininlut faiht'j:) thi- lii:iiiM> 
 iniploral oui I nU'^Hclp, \o\vinp I'llnrim.igiN in II" 
 iioiir of liii, it c»rr thivi.tnu'f.vK' to Shn.tr. lor tlii'- 
 thcv i-ift 1 on ; the hrrt of whiih t'oHonO'Mm/"" hiii h It, 
 to gotoOMi./i/nr'* ; tho liconl on l'eti> .if I'Uh. to l.t- 
 trtiii ; and the thtr>l toniinnr. to .ill of tlu lo in.inh in 
 (olcnin rroccilion m thiir Shirty to the hift Chiir. h ot 
 our I a>iy tlicy c.inic at. Yi-t h.i.l tlicy funk, tlic WorKI 
 might pollihlv have h..il the Kno\vU-ilt!<' of (■«!,im:i,'S 
 DlhoMTus : Vor ho writ thi- DiUouric ot it at lirgc in 
 I'arihniont, ami put it up in a lUrrcl, iiiti'iulin^to loin- 
 nnt It thu* to the Care of Prov ulcmo. But thi > li .ip il 
 this Dar.gc-r, ami /••/■. iv hi<l light ot St. AfiMMlbiul, 
 one of the /?." f». Ami here going .lOio.ir upon ilir piou< 
 Dflignof fullillingthiir Vowsthc". till into the il.tiuKof 
 tlier(t./;/:;ttf^c; thf Saint of iluir Vnws it teems not 
 taking line Care to protci.'^ ihcm from that Mistni 
 tunc. 
 
 However, liy fomr nican< or other, thcv ma.tc aiiF- 
 fiilpc fioni thence ; .liiil going nfitoSea, wciv met with 
 another .Storm, whirli exerci'.M their Pevotion a t' loml 
 time, .ind proiUueil .vioiher Vow of I'llpnm.igc a>ut un- 
 h ippily nia.le) to our 1 a.iv rt Clut.u H< iv ilie A.lmir^il 
 ( .'.w, . IhtterM for his Devotion, for the 1 ot fell on him, ami to 
 
 n.i >"* (oret.i him to / ;./™ , into tlie 1 laiuls ot his iMietiiies. 
 
 /"■•"'"^ '"'*"'""' "*^'''^' '''""':;"TWouhlh.ive given him .i rough I'.ii- 
 ' "' tertainment ; I'lit the more Ceuernus King deteiulcvl luiii 
 TtirKinRoffrom their Malice, gave liim cood l'.n!ert.iinmciir :ind 
 r-ofiu. trnwn'il ill his V.»\ours with a tonccTion of tullLilurty 
 to depart into ,S7>.ii)). But this w.as not tin- only Injury the 
 \'triu^uc:(r did this moft defers ing Pcrfon : For they af- 
 (auhid his Fame, and cndcavoui'd toechpfc thcC.loryot 
 that Performance of his, which all Polterity will celebrate 
 him for. Nay, the $pmiM<li themfelves (for the dood 
 of whole Na'ion his Labours were U-Howed) could hardly 
 l"orbtartradunngf.itle.ilUeircning) ofhmi, and wh.it he 
 had I'.onc ; telling him, "1 was avervcatie Matterto make 
 lheDiriovericsheh.idmade. 1 his envious Objciftion he 
 \cry plcafantlvdi\enrd l>y the Problem ot tlu I'gg.wluch 
 was to lie made Itand upfigbt on one end. When the Shell 
 waslvroke, the Fgg would Itand ; but they could rot hit 
 of th:it Method to make it tUnd, and pave over the Pro- 
 blem as infol.ible, till Coivim/i/. cr.iek'd the Shell, .iiid 
 foiv'd it. So when his Difcoverus of the New World 
 were made, "tw.is an ealie n .ittertlien to lind it our. But 
 F.nvyand Malice will hnd limnlo' loeiit tor themfelves, 
 .ind no Merit nor (itodnefs cm Ive a Oct. ii<e .igainll the 
 Alfault of tlum. 'IhisfWi-ni/w louml by ui.inv other un- 
 plcafant Expericnees : Who yet, i iioiwitliltaiulinp the 
 tVurvv Ufipe of tome Men) w.is hiphly valued by their 
 <. atholick Majefties, Nobly Rewarded for his pood Ser- 
 vice, ami had the far belter and more lalluu; Reward, 
 <if the Prailcs of the molt ingenious Writers of that 
 Nge, 
 
 TheirCatholick Majeftics polTefs'd of thefe new Domi- 
 nions, tlumght ht to delire a Conhrniation of their Title to 
 them. from the Divine Vucgerent here on Hanh. 1 his was 
 a verv fiire C'ourfe. and every way a'' ct^'ecfual tor their 
 Maieities pmpofe, as in inimedu'v Orantfrom the High 
 Court .ibove : Sine.- the Ad and Deed of this Great Mi- 
 nitUr ofHiaven. would be etteem'd of by all the Catho- 
 lick World, .IS that of the Supreme King himlelf. 
 
 Au-orduiglv an |-.iv.bill"aiior was lent to Heme upon this 
 important Atl.iir ; which as ir wastbe tint of ih.lt nature 
 that ever that Court was addielVd to upon; lo it fuc- 
 e-eeded in .ill Points as w ell as could be hoped for. 1 he 
 I'ope then in the Chair was Akxindei VI. a SpMil.ini by 
 Birth, and a Nativ e of F.ilen:i.i. He immediately granted 
 their Catholuk Majelties Revjuelt ; and bv Virtue ot that 
 Power (lone, before pretended to by the SuccelVors of St. 
 hri.;), which extended to the .Sovereign Difpofal of all 
 the K.tigdoms of this World, he pafs'd over thefe New 
 ^niuihtions in Jthe-irn, to the Crown of C.;Jh/c ; which 
 he clei l.in d to the World in a lolcmn Bull publilh'd upon 
 that occalion. A Copy of this Bull is here taithtully tran- 
 fcribed for the I.n'citainmcnt of thofe that would ice how 
 little the l{')»:jh Pontitls dofcniplt breakjng the Rules of 
 
 U-diki htm. 
 
 The f*rr:it. 
 lull* iyJ 
 
 s,. ,,,.., 
 Cflvy Ii.m 
 
 J'opt, P<- 
 
 \ 
 
 where in potlelliuii, lo make room for llicir cwn Vo- 
 taries. 
 
 Eicmplir DUI I,/F. fiu Donationis, Auioritate 
 C'lju^, Ipilfopui Kunnnus^/rxant/tr cju^no- 
 minis Stxtiis, CiDfiaflit iSf lion,\vn Ca/leff,e 
 Ktgibu»& lVuSucccin)ribus, Rtgionc$& In- 
 lulis NuviOibk 
 
 A I exandc r r/"Aci/iH(, ^inm Stnorum Dei, ClM'iJ^mo in lUttafi, 
 ' » ('/',//'.> K/ 1'^; Ferdinando /(fW, (J I'.l.iriffimt mCitillt*'^^- 
 liar Flit.ilx'th /(.-^m.rCaltclIx, I.f(tioni', Arragonum, Si- 
 cilix, a Granatar, Vlujiribui, S.iluie>n U Afi^lelk.im Btnt' 
 iliilinnnn, 
 
 thtfr c.eter/i nivin.t M.ijrfttiti hfnt»l.tcii4 cftrit (j ttrilit 
 
 n'JIri dfji.ltr.tiili.l, iHiiil frofeUu folifjlmiim eM'J}il, ul f'ulri 
 
 Cilholi^-.i a Chrijli.ina Hclij^lc kkjUh fr^fenim trmfotilut 
 
 ,x.iltftur, .If utililet .imflirtur ac diUiitm, .viimntunujut fi^ 
 
 till frtcurttiir, ,ie li.irh.ir.t S.ttioiui ilepiim.wtur &' «i</ Fi'Jrm 
 
 ipj.itn ttiim.inim. Vnde cum ttd li.inc Siicrit„i Petri Scilcm 
 
 DUini l.arnle clemrntia (nifriln Heel imj'.viOuij rmnti 
 
 fucrimiii, c"H>ic/<e»lfi vei tunilii.im verei CtlM! ,i l\cf^ei d 
 
 I'riiiiifei : Uiiii/r> femprr lirffe miitniii, (^ ,) volin pixcLre 
 
 l^ijhi, loii pa-iif Oil! Mt!ffim.\ demeiiJIrdHf, nejum i,lt.\oft,iie, 
 
 J'f.t mini es«.>f«, J.udiv, flf illlitfnti,i, huIIk l.tturihui, iiuHw 
 
 imfeii/ii, viilli/ijir p.iicrndo frimlii, tii.un p'ofiium Jiinf^ui' 
 
 nrm effiiii.lciitli' rjjiceic, <ii oiiinem iininium tcjliiim, owHtf- 
 
 jiir oinini) dil he jnmdiuliim Je,lic.il]f , tjiiem.ulincixm rtcU' 
 
 pf.itio /^'■;;'"' (iiin.il.t ,1 Vyr.mnlde Sin.icenvimn lediemn 
 
 iet<ifnriiv\ fci :n, cum t.ini.i Diiiiii iioniiiin f^hri.t f.iHj, 
 
 i-jiMur. bi}^'ie duciimir mil immfriie, (^ dtl'cmui ilU vein 
 
 eii im Ipnrf, .tc JMoriiiilittr eomedere per .jue kijujviodi 
 
 Init-ltim ,1.- Iiiud.d'ile iti iimmrt.ili Ori iiaepiiim propofitum, 
 
 iK.li.t feiventiori iinitru itdipfmi Dei homrem (Sl Imperii Chri- 
 
 Jfi.iiii pmpjgi^tionem, projeqiii v.ileniM. S,we accepimm ijiiid 
 
 vci ijiii dudum animum prupcfiitrMn tUqtiji lnjul,» (i TerrM 
 
 jirnui retmr.ii (3 imognit.i., ac per alioi hjOenui mn reptr- 
 
 tM, ifu.trtrt (3 invenire, ut ill.irum incoLn (iS I'.ibitJtcrei ad 
 
 colendum redtrnptortm tio/lriim (3 fidem Catliclic.im ptofiten- 
 
 diim reducereiH, i.tHenm in expuj^mxtime d recuperationt 
 
 iffim R{gni Gi.inm.e plurimum cccupnti, lujufnudi finHum 
 
 ef l:ud.ihile propofitum '.ejhum ad optmum finem perducert 
 
 nrijuaijii'. Xcd tandem, ficut Domiiio piacuil, Hej^no pr^tdl' 
 
 (III recupei.ttu, trilentei dc/ideiiiim ve/tium .tdimplerr, dlli- 
 
 tlum filium Chnltopliorum Colonum, virum urique di- 
 
 Iji.KW, (J piiii'.mum c mmendatum, ac t.wto negvtio .iptum, 
 
 cum S.r.igiii (J hvniinil'm .id Jimil'/i inJIriiHii, non fine nm- 
 
 ximH hilitiiiliii, .li pciiculu, (3 expeiijii drjiin.ijlii ut Tercn 
 
 fi' inn (3 /"/(!'.« rcinttih (3 inccgHitiU, Imjnjmtiii per Mare, 
 
 ul'i Ij.itlcniii X.ivtgitium non fuer.it , dilii^cnter inquireiet. 
 
 Qui t.wiicm (Divine auxitiu f.iii.i extrem.1 diligentia inMari 
 
 Oce.inu ,\'.ii/i; ii;;f/) cert.n Inful.it re>mitiJJ'm,iii (3 eiiamTer- 
 
 / ,11 firm.i., ijii !■ per .itiol hatlenm repents non fuerant, inve- 
 
 neiiini. In .juiinu plwiir.a getilei paeifice vtventei, (3 {ut 
 
 ■ijfciitur) iiudi liicedentci, nee itmibm xejceiitei, iniiahil.int: 
 
 Ht ut pr.rfiii \unlii wjlri foffimt epinai i, gentei ipjce in 
 
 hifidu, (3 term p> editlu habitant a, c'-.iiint unum Ueum 
 
 Vieatorem in Car In ejjt, ,ic cd fidem Cathciicam amflexan- 
 
 liim fj honH mmihm imbuet'dum, fatii .ipii ridenlur : Sfef^ 
 
 que h.ibetiir, quodfi erudirentur, nomen Jahatmii Demim nc 
 
 Jlrijefii Chrijli in Terrii (3 Infitlh pr^diilu facile inducere- 
 
 tur, Ac pr.ef.itui Chriftopiionis in una ex principalibui Itt' 
 
 full! prxiiitlii, jam unam tiirrim Jatii tnui.it.im, in qua cei- 
 
 toi Cl.'iijlianoi qui fccum inerant in cifie.diam, (3 ut aliai 
 
 InJuLii lie Terras firmai renurai (3 incognitai inquireretit, po. 
 
 fiiit, cmijhui & .cdificiri fecit. In quibus quidem Infulu (3 
 
 terru jam reperttt, jhiium, Arcm.Ua, (3 ali-iqiiampluiimx 
 
 es p. .ecicf.c diiierfi geucru C3 diveif.e qualitaiH reperiuntu:. 
 
 tnde omnibui diligenter, i3 prxfertim fidci Catholic.t ex.itt,;- 
 
 tione (3 diUtiuw (prout decet S^alholicoi f{egei (3 I'rincipes) 
 
 coifileratit, mo.eprogcnitorum'vrjfrorum cltir.c memorise I{e- 
 
 ^iim, Terr,:! firm.ii (3 hijiiii. pr.ediiiiii, illarumque I'ico!jii3 
 
 llibilittores, vubii Diiina favente ciemcniia fibjiccre, (3 ad 
 
 fiilem Ciithelic.im rrdiiccre prcpofiiiJ)i<. jVw itaq..e hi.jifmndi 
 
 irjlrumfanitiim (3 laud,',bile ficfifitum pli,rimi,m in Ucmii.a 
 
 commcud.iriict, ac ciipientcs ut i/liid ad ikbitumfihcm pcuiu 
 
 cat: r, (3 ipfum ncmcn fahatorit neflri in p.irtibiii HIh intiu; 
 
 tur, hmtamiir -,cs qu.Tnplw imum in Ijcnino, ii per Je* 
 
 lavacti fulceptimcm, qua mindatii ApejhlicK ibligati (•*) v 
 
 i.t per vifccra mifcricirdl,t Domini nojiri 'Jeju Chrijli at"", 
 
 rcquirimui, ut cum cxpcditionem hiijufmcdi cmnino /•i/'/"' 
 
 fy affumcre prcna mente Oitrir-dox^ fiiiei :{c!o intouUti, /"" 
 
 fulei in hujifmodi liifidis ;3 Terns dcgrntei, ad C/jriJiKf'^'" 
 
 ,1.1.1 x: Id 
 /i,(/iii.<'/«» 
 liciier fr'l' 
 hcMgiati-e 
 mtiiH prop' 
 mkn ebl.i" 
 I4ie, C3 I 
 dine, ownr 
 JnetU (3 
 k<icaHd» C 
 Sepeenlri.1'1 
 
 lo 1 1 firm 
 Indlam, 
 
 Oe' I quel 
 
 ..ommon jufticc and Equity, to lerv c the Purpofes of their I [{cligiommjufcipiendmn inducere vel>tn (3 debeattt, Mc^'ri^ 
 
:hap» IT. 
 
 The 'Popis S V LL, &c 
 
 'l*'i£imt inn In pjpi 1 
 
 •I r IK CLti/lt *""• 
 iponuni, Si- 
 
 « tf rorrZ/i 
 
 4 
 
 HMiMuf ctnciftii, <l>,K.l Dim cmmfolcm <M4'ui v,ft,t< )»- 
 iHiltf trtlilutiu,. h ,11 Unii Scuolii frmnuLun ^f(tlU- 
 
 Incundo (3 ctnjhvtnHn unnm ImeAtn .1 I'' i > A ttiC'', Icilitft 
 Srrtrnlrhiit, ml /''/«»' A<itA,i\,tuniJulucl A/.n, /,(■»-, /,u 
 l',,t firm.rCi l»l'nl.> «iiv..f.f, (J ii.irh.eiJj! Jiur, U'/ii. 
 
 (^' f ,i»/'///'fi' Uilidit:...! , ■P'.t ii'.V4M/f. mii..ufAtiiiir .1,1.1 
 
 ' ■„,,■' i3 «.!/•" »■'<■"'■■ (" """ '«"■"! «*'/•" "if"''"'"" i^ 
 
 .nennult, ,l.irll< d •idrr" ■'■ ■' /•"•'■'■"'■ '■'"■" ^ '/"'/''' - 
 tU-me,n d Mr-iMnv, .jiu f'' ■'''"" 'ij'"' «""'/•'"/'•"' 
 Ll'Ullimum «o« rKrri" filMlUrr fujlcljx ulf.Cudd.emNr- 
 liv.lrln lh,mi.,"rl>'i'1<-J" rl>'ij>i l< "'■'»<■ fr"---"i<'", " 
 ,]„o imifit /l>:nm pr.'h''ii Millri,mm ii,t>il.nf<nli].niui ,m.. 
 ieiiwm lennii, ni.oU> ti't'imr fer,Shnd,s rj Cip.i.fi.c , v. - 
 'jhei •Kvcutx «ti<l>i.t ftxdiHi-.'vm hfnkrum Ant.nim On.. 
 iiiMtnitii /)fi inhti ill InriK ?i:tni i.uiucl] ■ , .u- /'.cvirMn,, 
 
 ,.,1111 owHilm illniuni 
 
 J' 
 
 Hipftfni, 
 
 Jelut'lnjii, -/v/t //<'i;i»«'i'- '" ' . 
 
 UomlHiii, Chiinlil'iii, CJIri,. /«>/>, (Sl^Jlii, ),ir,b,.lf,e 
 
 tj furil.liilimil'iii .K ftrlimnli.. nil, rtrjii vi hit, h.aejil'i'l- 
 
 i/W, d/ii,crll>:hH vjlil (i-<'jUli>: e; i.e^KHll lif!,il>iii) i„ 
 
 fcpcri.i'ii tcm,e fr.<icMium duAim,', c,we,l,n,ui, d •^Ijg'"-- 
 
 mill I'riqiif, -J I' i> t.ln, nc fuccelji re: fr.ifi-.tvi ilif iim Ih . 
 
 mil <i, cum ;/."vi, /i/tm, U imiime.h juielht^, tiiit<;iiMt, 
 
 (J )u'iJJ'fli''f,t':ciniiii, coifliliiii'wi, d JefitAimii. lit- 
 
 cnntici i:ili.l.i wioiii, ftr I'ufulmrdi ilnotjoicm, u>iuepi . 
 
 nrm, CJ Afl'iui.-tivMiii n'-Jtii-w, 'mil' Clrijlin'.o l'i^inl['i,fii 
 
 f^Hunliin fi'.cl.:t.i, l"liihi d Venj, /J-wu. folfcieiit vl-jue u.i 
 
 prtJi.-lnm ,l.e,n Xrllvitntii Ihwini iirjlri \1tl,i (hiijH/iii 
 
 ,ifi fill Iff:, I'Mntiini intclligi ftljc, itut .iiifnii ,UUrr. 
 
 Kli>li.f< tniiihi.imi'1 vihit in xntutc liwtl.i dcJitiiti.v 
 (,ilikiitplli.nn:tii,(^ no" d:,bit,tmi'i pio irjliit w.t.\inin dr. 
 v^titiu d Hr^''^ >nr.'nnriiiiit<ilc viej]f MUin.s) nd 'Venm 
 fhiiiJi d Vli'diiipr'.r.l.tlji, ■.ufi fr,hoi d l)f"»i tiwcuta, 
 doHci. peril i. d .xpein nl hjlruevdmn hnc.i, d IttHlf- 
 tmiprtt^rn ii: ti,le I'nil'olkf, d ''""» naiil/us indiieiidiiw, 
 d-llin,ve .idctii, niimw ,Uhittsm ,VI)\n.tU,n in pr.emijj,, 
 Mhihnia. Ac .ju'ihujcuK/jit PolMii, cujiijcimqiie ,tiymtr- 
 ti<, chiim hi!pc,i,:t:td He^nlii Jhlui, ^/iilui, odimi if/ 
 ctii.ditieuii, lid' c\.--''i:miiiikr.iimH ht.t lentciiti.t ticim .pmm 
 i-i ipl", I'l c.irt..- r:en>:t ii.cinifi I, djlnetiiii inl'ihii.m ic i-d 
 l',jil,i'y& T,:',r, !h 111.11 ir.tciirM d i)iveiiieihUi,dctetl.i.dd,: 
 trr/.ii-l.'i vc'jih 0,-cuUitemd Meiidirw, fi-biicrndv d < > . 
 jhiicn.lii I'lnenm .'< I'olo Aittico trd I'oliim AutniiliciDH, Ive 
 lei r.t jtiin.e d lulule invent je d iiiieiiiend.e I'.i.l icijii In 
 
 ACopyoflli'Dull, ordrunl, Ij/llrlixoftvl^irh, 
 Alexander VI. /J;y/w/)<./ Ilomr, emUhd tht 
 Khi(^< .;/C.i(>ile, -i«J ll.'lr Smirlfun, ij ihe 
 CuHHtrks dud l/hmtt oflht SitrUoiU. 
 
 Alfytrdf Bill.dr. tli^' Sen am n» tlic SiT».im"i ot' (io»l, ih;' »"" " 
 '' tuoiir .KMtly klML.lNoti Ml *.:iiril», V...t:»..H.l Kiiit( I'/J;^^',',',;' 
 and til <iur JiarlN Klu.id Dau^'Jiiir in CliriH, /•' {'^i-t'/ „,«, .„*», 
 (lliuiic)l Vr.jlite, It I , Ar nf ', Nui.'r, ;lnil (ii'iiii:dn,m>i\[Hi* iWi. 
 rilnttri.m- I'riiKv\ wiil.uli all Hi»ttli arul Apo«..lic.il Ik- '•',' ;^ J^'^' 
 iK'ili(!>i> n. Hn 
 
 Ot ill till Uoits ih.it .iiv .uiqitaMc tn thv Diunc 
 VLqUtN. .Will .il'.ri^.l'.ili til ciiit Willii-\ i that ijfUlt'tM'. is 
 tile jTinivIt, win. Ii ii-i.i.lK in I'lnini.'.iiic, iiil.irninv', and 
 lonuvinf! iito nil I'.iriMlit L.itliiiliik Faitli, .mil C liti- 
 (ti.in Rrlifion, ii|i»<i»lh m ihi- ^vr wc li»i ni, .i pioui- 
 tiiH' till' Niili.ii (111 oi Suiils, in Siil'iliiinv M\t\ C'liiucning 
 ihi- li.itli.i iiiij N.iuoii< : Wi tluTctciKlnMiiniallil liyihe 
 Divine Cliiticniv, ''"V withniit .1 luitaUU- Mint) id .Sr. 
 I'rtfii S.ii.Ti'ilC> .1 ; mil liavint' .iKv.iys KiH'Wn ymi to 
 Ih- true Citholiik KnpH ami I'rinii'. , irpically confi- 
 iliTini! tliat yoHi Null Fxploits icIclirau'J .ilitioft all 
 the World o\ir, nrc liaiuinllr.itivc Kvklfnco. tliat >ou 
 not (inh Willi for the AiK.iniorm'nt of the Catholuk In- 
 torill.lnit.nltiinliv prouiKto .t by .ill your Efforts Stmly.aiul 
 Uilinciiio, ij'.innj; no I .ilioiii, l'!<pcntcs. or Uaiigtr, nur 
 even the I'rfiilion of ^oiirown Blooit ; • In a word, tliat 
 all unir Thoughts and I'.nilLavoiiri have lor a lone ""i<-' 
 Ucii lolelylitnt npnii it j of" whith ymir rcliiiing it ilic 
 Kinf'ilom (it'i.i.rxri/i from the Tyr.inny of the ^im-.-em, 
 in our time, lo ilie infinite Olcr) of the D. vine Name, 
 Is .1 iiietnorabie Inlf.inie. As thcfc Ai counts plead your 
 Merit, fo we are iVnfiUc that we onuht of our uwn Ae- 
 roril, uul out of pure Fa\oiii, lo pram yon whateur 
 may fn.ililc you ti' carry on, and piirfue with ^rowiii(» 
 Fervency your holy ami land.ible Uehfns, fn acceptable 
 to the Immonal Beinf, in order to promote the Mrinui rof 
 his N.inie, and cnlarpe the Boiuifls i f Chnlkianitv. In 
 rarnelf.wc .in- inform d.thatyouhad formd.i Oelignfomc 
 tune ai'o.tu carry on the Quelt and Difcovery of lonie re- 
 mote Illands.andCuntinetits.that are not yet known ordif- 
 eover'il by others ; in order to reduce the Inhabitants to 
 the Wnrliiip of our Redeemer, and the Profcllii n if the 
 Catholick Faiih ; but bctnp then diverted by the Ciin- 
 i-juelt and lUi'.i'n'iip of the Ki.i.dim of C,i;i>i,:dii, yim 
 were not at th.it time able lo comp.ifs your holy and lau- 
 dable liids. We underltand like\sife, that at lad liaMiig 
 recover d C.rniii-,!,-, inirtiiant ro the Divine Will, you pur- 
 lued your former Iniemion, by .ippointinp our beloved 
 
 d'lAm nut vc.fiK r.linin ifunncviupie partem, ijii.c line.-, iijlet ,i\sm\, iirljhfh.-i Chin, a Man of Worth and Repute, 
 
 ■ and iiiialify'd lur lo preat an I'nder'akinp, to Vila the 
 
 .Seas that Navipation li.ul not leach d, in iiuell ot the re- 
 mote and undifeovcr'd Continent', and Klaiids ; and fur- 
 nilh cl hull with Men and Shippiiu- proper for the pnr|->ofc, 
 not without preat I abour, iJanper, and Charpe : 1 hat 
 the laid ('Irijifjir' , and his Companions, by (iod's Af- 
 lillante, failinp with extream Dilipeme thro' the Ocean, 
 did accordinply diii over I'ome very remote Iflands, and 
 even Continent*, that were lornierly unknown, and arc 
 inhabited by feveral peaceable Nations, which (as 'tis 
 faid) go naked, and .ibllain trom Flelh ; and in the Opi- 
 nion of your Difcoverers, Ix'lieve that one (iixf, the Crea- 
 tor of the TIniverfe, relides in Heaven, and feem fuffici- 
 ently difpos'd forcmbracinc Civility, and the Catholick 
 Kaith ; infomuch, that 'tis hop'd that proper Inflruiifion 
 would ealily introduce thcNanieof our I oid and Saviour 
 Jefus ChriU, Into the above-mer.tion'd Comments and 
 lllands. Our Intelligence likewilc Uars, That the faid 
 ChriJIcphi-i eaus'd a Fonrefn of fmic tlrenpih lo Ix; builr. 
 in one of the molt conlidenble of tln.ife lllands ; and has 
 therein plac'd a GarnUMi of fome ChriiUans that accom- 
 panied him, who arc likewife to lookout for other un- 
 difcover'd lllands and (. oinincnis : 1 hat the lllands and 
 
 iJimlibel Inlulf.nun, <]u.c vut^nriter viim-iifuntu, ,te A t AX">et 
 d Cubii I'eide cciiiim l.-i.cii veifu' Vu.deiitcm d Meiidieii 
 ut pr.tlertui, p'o »i.-,cil'il< iitbeiidii, lel .junyit ,din cruln n,: 
 ee.fereprt^umnt.nl-l.jiicvjlrn f.c it.etimi dfucrljiium vejhc. 
 >um frd,hiloi:im iiccitin jfeciidi : N'o« tljUniibui cfiijtiti,. 
 tionlhiiidoidini'.tionih,.! Apjhlicii, ctierij.iiie.jiiivifcuvijue: 
 In iUo in .1110 hnperio d D.minntioiiei d I'oi.it cinitlit prccc- 
 i>'mt, Ciiiiji,icntei .juod diriftnte Domino ttctiii t:-Jhci,Ji h,. 
 lufm'cdi funiliim "C litiiddiic p.^pfjitiiin irrfcqnr-inini, hrevi 
 tempeie cum fn-licilnte d ;il"'li totim pnpulitlinjlir.ni, vejhi 
 l.ti'iirei d coiin'ui exitiivi fnliciljnnum cunleijueiitiir. I'cutn 
 auiui difficile fiKCt prjt femes titer.ii nd jin^uU giixtjne lii,;i In 
 qiiibui expedient fuerit defeni, vohitniii nc nictii dJtlei.lU 
 Jimilihui decrrnimin, qurd iilaiuw trttnfj'uniptis inmiu liiblicl 
 Nofniii i>',1e >i.p,f:ti lii':l"ip''", ^ yij?'"" "I'"'!'" peijmiti in 
 hccUfi/iflicn dlitiitr.tc conJritutJi, feu Curit Ealefinjiic^ ini . 
 .litis, en prmius iidei in iiidicio d exiir, itc iili.ii idniibct 
 rtdhibef.nir, qu^ p.jijenlilmi n-lliiberetiir fi cffent ndlnbin ve, 
 
 al}cNf.t. 
 
 Sulli c.fj oninlno Imninum ticcnt l.vic Pi-gUiitni nujlra 
 tsmtnen.Uttinls, lmt.iti,mli, te.juijitlonu, don.uionit, cinccfju- 
 tiii, Afll'jniitiinii, curjHiiitimiis, deputiuitmii, dcctcti, nint,. 
 4Ati, 'i'nhihlrinnu, d wluntf.tis, infriti^cfe, vet ti fiifii tc- 
 
 mcrf.ni cpi.trr.nr. ^ . . ■ -. 
 
 indign/itioi.rin Oninip^ieniii Dei, r.c be.uufum Petri d Pauli ' and fevcral other precious 1 liii 
 Apofiolorvm cjusje nmciit incu Jiiiuin. a mature Conlider.ition of all tl 
 
 ally the Promotion and 1-nlar- 
 Datum Roma: apud Sandum Veiruw, Annolncar- Faith, purfuant to the Duty 
 
 nationis Dominica- 1491. quarto Nonas Maii.'Pr'nc'-'^. 'i-''^;^' '''•■!"'^'''', 
 
 Pontititatusnoltri AnnoPrimo. '" 
 
 Si ijiii! .iut,-m h.c ititem^re pt\tliitnpferir,i Continents tluis dil'cover'd, atllnd Plcntj '.f Cold, Spicos, 
 "'"'■" " ' " ■ ' And that you, after 
 
 "ircumltaiices, efpeci- 
 iit of the Catholick 
 atholick Kinj;s and 
 on of tiie lllulfrious 
 Kinpsyoui' Ancellors, by the l'a\ourof Almiphry God, 
 tofubdue and reclaim to the C:aholick F.iiih, die above - 
 mcntion'd Continents and lll.inds, their Natives and In- 
 habitants. Now we approviiip very much of this your 
 holy and podly Pi'rpcl'e in our Lord, and delirin!', that it 
 may lie brouplit to a due Period, that the Naire of our 
 Saviour may be etlablilhcd in thole Pans, do lenoufly ex- 
 hort you in our Lord, conjuring you by your holy Ds- 
 
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 / he bi/eremcs knvecn 5pain and Portugal. Lib. 1 1 -1 P' -il 
 
 j>arin,wimliol)liy>'syoii to an Ai-ortolical 01)Ctlieric<;, ami 
 eanicfth rciiiiirc y< u, liy the Dowels of ihc .Mercy ot our 
 
 'i 
 
 lord |cfiis Clilift, that lnwi- you intern!, (;Mt ot a Zeal 
 for the Onhoilox Vaitli.viRoroiilly to purfiic.aaii carry on 
 rlic faui lixpcdit:o)i, to rcmice the People of ilic torefaid 
 I amis .iiul lllanJ ., to -.lie C'hrillian Reiiuu/ti : Yoii Ihall 
 not lie ai any time (car'J liy Oaiiger or l.alvxir, relyiric 
 11(1011 a tinii Hope aiiJ I'onfiiletice, tliat lli<; Ainiighty will 
 Crown voiir liii'.U.»\ours «itl\ Succci<. And lo the end 
 that the Boumy ol' Ai'oilolic.ilCiracc may inipire you wi'.li 
 more I'r<edou\ and Boldmf'i, in piirUiinp lo j;iTat a Ue- 
 lifin ; we do ol oiu own Ac(Oid, wiil'oiii any liiUneiice 
 fioin your Sol'C'iaiiiHi, or that ot' others in yoiirbtlialt' ; 
 b«t ot;; ot our own \'uiv B. \iaty, and h\ V'ir:i;f of O'lr 
 ceiiain Knov\!cdr,i, and inel'ulnel'. ot' Apoltolical Power, 
 Gisc, Cram, and Ailifrnto >on, your llcirs ami .Snccel'- 
 fo:-s, the Kings ot fc./'i'v and J^' >/. all the Idands and 
 C'ontincT'.ts, t'oiutl, (^'-iole tound, ddcovercd, or to Ik- 
 riilio\cr'd, toward \\h 'iVelt: and Soiiih, whether towards 
 li.ih.i, or any oilier \«n ; drawini^a l.im: t'i;)ivi the Artick 
 Pole, or die North, to ih; Aiuanick Pole, or the, South, 
 arilic diftanec ot a hurdrtd 1 eafiues louar.Is the Welt 
 and South, t'rom any of the lllandy thai are eonrimoiily 
 c.'iU'd, Deles .i^ocj, and ('<r(i« f>../c. h'o iha'; allihelllands 
 and Continent!, lound and ;o be found, difcover'd and to 
 W dil'co'.er'd, trnni the faid Line, trwaids the W'eit and 
 5ioiuh. that were not actti.il'.y polilfs'd by any other Chn- 
 fliai; V-rrce before the livt CliriUniah., (k .■•.) the Com- 
 n-i iv,-eivient of' tin; •ofcfi.ik Year ot our I ord ij^f. any of 
 thi Ir Countrics.l Ijij-.whcn diler.\ cr'd by y our Capta'.ns.and 
 Scrvanis, toccther with their nomin'ioiis. Cities, Caitles. 
 Trrts, VilUJ;!.-. Rijihts, Junl'dichons, and all Appurte- 
 nances, ai* by tj-olenororihefe Pnfents Given, Granted, 
 and AHipn'd lo voti, vour Heirs, and vSuccefTurs forever, 
 hy Virtue of the Authnriiy cl' Almighty God t'.ianted to 
 vs. in St. re;a, and the Vuatlhip ot Jtl'us Chrdt, lodp'd 
 in us upon tarth : And hereby Make, Ccnftiiute, and 
 Di: pute you, yotir Heir;, and Succeflbrs, the lords thercoi', 
 with Full, Free and Ur.iverial Power, Authority, and 
 Ji'.r'fdit'.Vion : Provided ftill, that this our Gift, Gram, 
 diid Airignaiion, iTian't Iv uiuierllood to dilpollefs ,tny 
 t-hiiftianPrircc, of what lllands, or Continent., he may 
 h-ive ixjfTcfs'd before the C^hriftmaf; afore-inetitioii'd. 
 
 And farther, with rcp'ard to that Holy Olxdience, 
 which you ha.vc pr<)nii'..'<l, and wc doubt not, will per- 
 form, in Conformity to your linpular Devotion, and Royal 
 Maj^T.animity, wc command you to piirluc the Prcmilcs 
 wi'd. utmoii Diligence, ard lo tend to thofe Iflands and 
 <>,i,tineiv:s, M;n"of Probity and l.carninc, fuch as tear 
 Ijod, anc, arc qualified to inl^rud th-' Inhabitarts in ;l,c 
 Caiholick fail h, and Good Manner-. A; the fame tiire 
 x\f ilridly prolubit ailPerfoi.s of wh:it Ullaie, Dc,<^rcc, 
 Order, or Condition loevc: ; orwhatcer Dif.nity, ulie- 
 ther Imperial, or Rcijal, under the Pain of ti.e SenteiKO 
 of IxconiiT.iinicatior., to preUinv..-, withoiit the Special 
 Leave of yov., ct your Heirs .-.nd Suecvflors, under ihe 
 I'-ctencc of Trade, or any other, to touch uix;n the faid, 
 Continent' or Iflar.ds, found or to L>c found, dilcover'd 
 or to Ijc dileovci'd, towards t'rie Weft and Eaif, whether 
 rowr.rds fii/;'.!, or any other parr, .t Line U'ing dr.-u.-' 
 from ihe Arick lo the Antanuk Pole, a': thedilbnce of a 
 Hundred F-eif-'tiL"', as to the Weft and South, from any 
 of the Iflandi that arc coiiiircni'v call'd, De kt A-^orei, 
 «nd i.rt'sjTer/^i'; Notwithftanding :3ry ConfHtution, De- 
 cree', and Ai^l>el'.cal Orders to \\k contrary. In hiin 
 from whom trap', -e. Dominion, and all Gotxl Things do 
 p/icceed , tnil't.ing, th^: by the DireiSion of Almighty 
 Cicd, if you purfucyoiir hcly and laudable Difgn, your 
 .Libcurs ,ind F,ndea\ours will ui a Ihcrc time be broughi 
 Kx happy Conchitioii, to the Glory and Felicity of all 
 Chrdlc'^dcm. But forafnuxh as tl',efe Letter? ^an t With- 
 out great difficulty be ton\ey'd to all the Places, whore it 
 .Tiaybe . onvinicnt to ll.cw 'cm, vc do with ciual Know- 
 lege and Cood-willdecl tro.'I'hat the lame Faith aid Credit 
 lhou''d be civfn ir all Pl.ice-, whether before Courts, or 
 any \ehere clfe, to the Trr-ifuipt of theft Letters, fign'd, 
 by a Publick Kotirv thereunto rcquir'd, and aitelle,! by 
 the Seal of an Flcilellaftual Coiui, or of any Perfors in- 
 vefted with F.ccle'iaftical Dij;iii;y, as would be given to 
 the Otigiiial it felf, 
 
 L;'rio Matithsretorc- whatfoevcr, offer to infringe, or 
 »^ith a rath Attcmp'. tucouiircra'^ thisi etrer of ourCom- 
 incndation, Exh.jitatioi', Dema.n!, Gift, Gram, Aificna- 
 -ion, Conftitntioii, L>cpiitai:ioii, Decree, Command, Pro- 
 hibiuon,ai>d Dcteii:;iira-ioii. If any one has ilicPrefum- 
 Mior -,0 viM'tuie iiVH>;i I'uchan .AttiUii t, lie is hereby given 
 ru knov». that ho. vuii thereupon ii.cur the Indii'.iiation of 
 rluB Alr.iigl.ty God, and I'ctcr and WvM his hcily Apolllcs. 
 
 (7'iv/ «r Ho:v.e .ir St. PctcrV, in the l\a. r,j the Iniy.t- 
 nrnmiDJ fui I fd l\,-i. tli: Jjiidiify cfMiy, mil 
 tl.'ejl'Jt 7>-T' »t "M I'.jflU.II;. 
 
 What Intercft the Spimirufi had in the New W. World, 
 tis ccitain the /'or/i/(;i.r^f might h.ivf had k'tore tlv .1, 71^ ,, , 
 had they been Co wife as to have enilracd V.olunibusf. Of- Imwi ,: , 
 fers. But having rcjeded them as vain and ridicu- ^' "•*'■«' 
 lous, iind thereby ncglcded a \try favourable Omw- ^"' 
 tiinity of advancing the Imerelfs of their Nation : Now 
 teeing the Sfmimiis lb well I'eated there, wheu tl<ey might 
 have Ixyn themfeb. es, they Ugan to grow very anj'ry at 
 them. Ihc Kingof /'mni^d/, by hishmbatridorlignilied 
 his Refentment : But the ('viy/iV/.iw (\Mllitig if pofliblc, 10 
 preler\c the ancient Peaccberween thole t\\o (.'lowns; by 
 his FinbaH'ador.s endeavour'd to cool that Heat, and t( m- 
 per the Choler o! the \'o<tu[nic:{e, infome meafiiie making 
 fair and plaulible 0\e.iirres for rhat pnrpci'e : 'rcljing 
 him, 'J hat if he thought good, the Matter in Difpute be- 
 tween tlicin, (tiould Ih,' put to a Reference, and left to the 
 Arbitr.itien of a lelcrt Numlx^r of Judges on lioth lides ; 
 or that the C .roverlic llioiild b.i carried to the Courtof 
 Hfoiic, and fo left to be decided bv the infallible Sentence 
 of the Pcnx;. Ihe i'om.f^uc^^c o,n his lide, alio oHered to 
 the Spntiiitrd, all theDifcovcricsthroughthe WorldNorth- 
 waril from the (■.■!«<i'jfj,.rcferviig 'o himfelf the Countries 
 that thould be difcover'd Southward from thofe Ides. But 
 thefe Propofals then took of neither hand, ard lip the Con- 
 troverlle remained as it was. 'N'et afterwards it was agreed, 
 that fomePerl'ons fliould be deputed on ihebehaif of both 
 Nations, to examine the Matter, and look into the Pre- 
 tenlions of both Parlies to the New Difco\enes ; as alio, 
 to fettle the L.mits <d' their feveral Pretenlions, There 
 v\ ere three of ihefe Plenipotentiaries 0:1 the Sfintijh, and as 
 irany oiitlie f'r)fi<;;i/i:;, lide ; and thc'.r Conferences atlart 
 ilTued in an Agreement to this purpofc, ;■ ,•. 1 h.tt the '■^^ J' '■ 
 Line of Partition menilop'il in the Pope's Hull, (liould lie*f'.,'7 
 extended 170 Leagues tiirther to the Welt, that all from ' 
 thence Wefts^ard ihould fall to the lliarc of the '';if-.'ri.//, 
 and from theme Faftward to the iv r/.^/if^- ,■ 'jh,it there 
 Ihould be I'rie Sailing on luith P.iits''; but that neither 
 Ihould Tiadclacyond the apptiinted Bounds. '1 hi,s Agree- 
 ment was n,.ade jTi.nc r. //. /). 1 49 j. fcal'd b; the King of''"''' -C ■• 
 Spai)', July the id ; ard bv the K'' v. of I't'hf.t! /•" i:\'j. 
 1494. And now each Party liau :.othing 10 do, but to 
 prepare for further Difcoveri'cs; which Work while King 
 •^vlm was intent ujxjn, he died, leaving 11 to his Suc- 
 tcflbr*. ' •-<'';(! 
 
 "Ihe new King J^OTiiHHf/, iir purfuanee of that Dclign, 
 * tent out three: Ships, with one Vic'tualler ; in which*--'" '"' 
 were about ii5c Men, under the Command of I'^Uo tii 
 Cnwa. This Captain (having Crn:!',-r.\ Maps and Inftru- 
 dions) fct fail ;,■•«,'> the 9th, and palling by the Hie St. 
 
 "Wf , he direcltd his Courfe l',ift\vard's. The firlt 
 Land he faw, was that which he ealli d (,•;) the B.ay of St. (j)Si,,':-,,.j 
 IMi-na ; where al'tei three Months )ll Weather they went 
 a II, oar. Hire they took certain Negroes, whrfe F'riend- 
 f.ip they procured by little 'LriHes svhich they beftowed 
 upon them ; and by this means a free Trafiick with the 
 reft of the Natives, lor fuch 'Viiflualsas ilicy had. But 
 this ;;ood I'nderftanding was loft, by the means of the 
 Folly and Cowardice of one of their Company ; w ho ha- 
 ving Ix'en civilly treaicd at the Negroes Homes, and ho- 
 nellly condudtd back, cried out in n fearful manner, as 
 iie v.-ascoming home to his Company ; at which the l'n<- 
 o,;'.'i.?:jf comirg in, and the Negroes running, a .Skirmilli 
 coirimcnc'd Iviween ihem; in whith the Negroes, with 
 their lliarp-poiiitcd Poles, which they darted at the Patn. 
 ^'i^,-, wounded man;, of them. G-riii himfelf feeling the 
 "iliarpncfii of them amongft tie reft. Upon this they left 
 ,St. Ilchi.:. and fail'd towards the Cape of <>'fi''< ^«i'« ; ,1'^ o*V 
 Init were er.countred with fo violent ,Stonii by the wo,y , G'»y i*),. 
 that they were forced to fttike ,Sai), and commit ilicm- 
 felyes to the Mercy of the. Winds. In ihi; Confulion C*- 
 m.i's Comiiany prcfVd him rodiinkof returning home- 
 wards, niid nor cxp<il'e them to fo cr A a Death .asfecm'tl 
 to threaten them. But he refufing to do this, they plot- 
 ted his Death ; wind-, by his Brother's Vigdancc andl 
 C.irc he avoided ; and fo laying the chief of the Muti- 
 nieis in Chains, he proceeded in Ins Voyage without 
 controul. 
 
 Scceml: ic. he doubled the Cape of (he! if-pe, and 
 fail'd coniinu.illy ne.ir the Land, 'vhich they I'aw full of ■^i"'*' ' 
 Cattle, and People like them at St. . ,,7r ,■ ; n.aked, fj>eak- '^'^'' 
 ing ( dly in the Throat, and crclofing their Privy Parts in 
 a lU-ceptacle cf WcKd. Having reficftidthcmfelvcs here, 
 iliey proceeded ; and Dccn.. li. met svith a Stfirni, that 
 loit '.licm the light of Land, which with fair Weather 
 ■h.y leccAcr'd again .And nt.w haiii.g paft ,ijo Miles 
 ;Vom their lall. Watcring-pUce, and iecing a pleaftnt 
 iC'oumiy ^,^ ell Itock'd with People ; cn'jtf . 1 o. a iVlellen- 
 gcr w as I'ent on Sihos.1 , with a Pirf ir, who was return d 
 wirli -he like again, after pood Ufige. Here i;.i;,'.'.! fet 
 twj condemned afhoar, giving them ihcir Lives, that 
 
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 Mi r. in tl 
 
 ln.ii.tn S I', 
 
 ' fcfficc (lie 
 
 c.n'.' ill H', 
 
 T.;..-s.y, 
 
 (ill ggilu 
 
 t)«-' 
 
 Defigrii i- 
 
 (jainft ih'-m 
 
 I ^Iflflil- ?r_4 
 
 |(/) Mimi. 
 
 nil.' I Uttlitt 
 
 niiiiir 
 ilk King 
 thence inn 
 
 Tl 
 Cli.(Ui. a 
 ukfiii Invi 
 
 'of the pl.i 
 P.efeies) 
 
 ' where he 
 ved, that 
 I nice of th 
 lle^ ill f|v 
 
 to till' COIlt 
 
 tiiat (..im.i, 
 they know 
 e ! ilieiii orl 
 
 I ,.{■: He 
 
 II fed, and 
 
 C.DIIl COIlll 
 
 Anlwcrs to 
 he was goi 
 I :rnilh hiiM 
 noer piomi 
 pening now 
 Iv plotted f 
 open V iolei 
 
 (, urir. h< 
 three Ships 
 con'u no: 1 
 Treachi.T\ t 
 n'lt certain, 
 which his dc 
 per place to 
 tie found I'w 
 agreealdc ; 
 King I'ent i 
 fiio:i. with 
 have h.id ti)' 
 lively refiili 
 the principa' 
 1 <ii/i •••/ his .k 
 .1 litt'' ii-.ir.. 
 perfwadfd I 
 certainly bei 
 fige ihiiluT, 
 w hich the A 
 T reachery, 
 I'.iy'-., eithei 
 svithin his ri 
 the .Sea, an 
 'hat Night, 
 Danger the 
 
 From her 
 ved on r:,- 
 Well biii!t, 
 l.iiers, blaci 
 wards and 
 Mid leg. ' 
 thj /'o' ttt^ut 
 relarint: to t 
 civil an I kii 
 them a Pi!o' 
 ed Ivnce .;, 
 ver'J, to thi 
 had not leen 
 
 The next 
 one of the h 
 19. anil cai 
 One of 'he 
 I'crve th.- Tc 
 l<;uee?;'d to 
 croudini? ab 
 
Tib. II 9^^SiR 
 
 oama comef to Calecur, crc 
 
 ,v W. World, ' 
 
 iK'forc llv .1, T-Jv I j„ 
 cluwt'n j'a Ol- tmwto; 
 
 Jiiiil ridicu-J']'^'' "■ 
 rable Om-or- '^"* 
 iitioti : Now 
 .. tlicy might 
 iiy 3r.yi) ai 
 ulorii^^nilicd 
 • I'oliiMc, !o 
 I C i( nii<; by 
 It, 1111:1 tuii- 
 il'iirc I7iakiiif; 
 jfi' ; 'I ^.IJiiij; 
 I Dilpiitc bc- 
 ui k'ft to thr 
 I loth lidct ; 
 the Court oi" 
 bic SciitcrMC 
 fo oricrcd to 
 /urld Konh- 
 hc Country's 
 ifi-Iflcs. But 
 1 1(1 thcCoii- 
 
 was av;rce..i, 
 L'hait'ot'lioth 
 into the Prc- 
 ics ; as alio, 
 ions. There 
 iitijh, .iiidas 
 rentes aclalt 
 ■,'. IhatthcT*" rr, 
 
 ll,n,oiildlx:ritg'7 
 that all tiom 
 
 lie ''I'llur.iJs, 
 
 : '11 a: there 
 t thai neither 
 1 hisAfree- 
 )theKlnj;cf'"'V r • 
 
 ''■■^■>: I' i'.'il. 
 
 n do, but to 
 
 k while King 
 
 10 his Sue- 
 
 that Dclign, 
 ■ ; in NVhich'-'"'"' 
 i of r^/ci di 
 % andlnftru- 
 
 ihc 1 lie St. 
 . The fir(t 
 Bay of vSt. fj)Si.."(<.j 
 
 r they went 
 
 rfe Friend- 
 
 y beihiwed 
 <k with the 
 y had. But 
 ncans ff the 
 
 y ; wlic ha- 
 
 .'S, and ho- 
 
 mar.ncr, as 
 
 ich the /'')'- 
 a. Skirniilh 
 
 firoc-s, with 
 
 t the Po-Ai,. 
 f 'eelinj; th? 
 
 lis they left . 
 
 iiccH ihpe : 
 
 being planted there, they might make Obr:r\ ationsof the 
 
 Country, and People. 
 
 GooaKnw The next plare he came at, the People were inu h of 
 
 t'ifmi.iii l>» the fame rolour.bm more bold and familiar : And here one 
 
 the NjiiYct of them told him, in broken //ir/'/V*;,'! hat Ships like th^ir.s 
 
 gf .St «a;tj.. J- J ijIj, t(,f,„^e ,0 .T Coumrv that lay not far off. This 
 
 Country he called St. Hfivhr.-I, and that partirti'ar plaec 
 
 where h'? had i his Information, 'V:<c H':" ■./ '.'"'rf i ;;• J. 
 
 }^ere he eieded a Stone Crofs, and left two condemual 
 
 Porfons for the time purpol'e as before. 
 
 H.ninp r'fieili'd his Company, and let out .njjain, on 
 \U< ' ;ho ill, ihey ipicd leveii Sail. wI.aIi ooiir.n}; near, 
 fahited iheni in h.ilm-l^. and made them a j^reat d'.'.il of 
 Muliek. The Men in tliele Slrps lud Garment', of Silk, 
 I men Turbanis wrought wuli (ioM, and Faiil hioiss In 
 
 (rj rill- i 
 
 !t ll>- 
 HI lilC 
 
 Ir.iim ,S |., 
 fctt" ic (Ik 
 
 t«nv' ill jf. 
 
 I'neir lides. 'J h; i'-'^ni^nr-^'- were inf jrni'd by th^'in, that 
 tin place they were near was ..hrniibUjie it) ; x[\<- Inha- 
 bit.ints of wliieh \«.vo maWy Mh-mcti'hs, tlio' the Ge- 
 nuine N.itivos weie Molaters. 'J hat 'rwas Subjeiit to 
 till. King I'l ti^'il ''. ^"'1 'har there was Trailing from 
 thenri' WHO Jw.i'.:, 7m// , an 1 oth.T Partsof the World. 
 
 Tb.j i-'i'ifi;i|'(i';'- fiiimd thefe Mi^s furiiiili'd with Sea- 
 Charts, and Cliadr.ints, and to be Matters (f th.' moll 
 ul'i.fiil Invention of the ' )Com| Is. ~,:e-r/.i the Cuv. ernoiir 
 of the pl.ue (whom rhev had (W'etned before w'lli I'jtii: 
 I'.efeii's) ciiiie in I'rtar Pomp in V'llit them aSli ;> l.oard 
 
 0' 
 
 here he was ii'.blv f.aftcd : .At wlveh tine they obl'er- 'th y eonld i 
 \ed, that 'liefe A/(i/' mc'-ti.' likl makeier- lifi.'d with the lii'ii-d for Ci 
 juieeot the (j.ape, which they took ort in large (.^iianu i^fna 
 iie>, in Ip:!'? of all that Mv'-ina and the Alih^.m had faid 
 to the eoiiirary. The Goicrnonr taking it for granted, 
 th.it C.oH.i, and his Company, were A/.h'o'h.-.-.o.'/ (for had 
 they known ihev wire (Jhnltians, dn y wou'd h.ne trc.it- 
 el iheiii orherw.fc ask'd, Whether thev were M'uis, or 
 '\ i.i{:- He cnq'dred alio com erring the Weapons iliey 
 id'cd, and the A/ /■ nrtiin Bnoks the. had amonglf them. 
 <,.i>H.r could lav little as to the Books, but gave I'ntable 
 
 Drcfs ; which made ainongft them, who were ufed to 
 other Falhinns, a very odd and (Irange Figure. Bi:i one 
 M'V^niii, d T.irii Merchant, knowing of 'vliat Country 
 he was, carried him to his Houfe. and afrer good I'nter- 
 rammcnt given him, went with him aboard '•i:mn\ Velfel. 
 He r.-ild the Admiral. ihat'heKing <}f (,'<i/.'i.v' would be 
 glad of lii-.ioming, the belt parr of his Revenues being 
 ii's Cultoms. I 'pon this C.-.iii.i lent two of hN Company 
 (will.' were coiidui^ted by A/)',;^'.') to wait on the King , 
 and withal ;o tell him, I'lut the King of /Vr.v^.;.' wasde- 
 lirniisi'f u liiendiv C'onelj 'iid.Mue with his,M.;;elty ; and 
 that a F' c Tiade iiiigh'. Lie .ipeneil between i-oth Kaig- 
 dciiis. -'h.' Glory .iiul I'l, 'tit of each; ai;d that he had 
 i'lit iluin thiu. ■• t^"• lay a Foiuuiarii.n for it. The King 
 fie'o'd to he pleas I with the Melfage ; and leii* a certain 
 Officer ,''i lUi-d the Ciitw! hon.jur.ibly to loiiduct (inita: 
 t ' him ; whjgiwiig Iia Bmilur Charge of iheb'Ieet in his 
 ableiice. order 'd him to return h'jiiie, if any M'.sfortune 
 hai'pcn'd to him allioar. 
 
 (iVmij, and his Attendants being landed, there were 
 I itters prinided to receive them, and the King's Guards 
 walk'd along by their tides: Being brought to a very tta'e-H,> inirr. Ij 
 ly Temple, and let down at ih: Door of it, four Men, in "!*" '" '"" 
 tile hil'it iif Bramens, fprmkl'il Holy Warcr rpon thctn, ""' 
 and g iVe lliem iweii Pui:deis. By ill,; Painting they ob- 
 I lerved upon du: W.il's w'thin and iome ot'i.-r Ornaments, 
 
 U.lioih ,1 
 
 h\ '.Ul Kij s:. 
 
 t'li, at mil, bin that this Tempie 
 ,ir Ciiiillian W.jiiuip. B.it rluy were m 
 cheated irto that r.iiirv aften 
 
 wa- 
 
 >re I 
 
 .•rwarils when 
 
 ff.'- 
 he 
 
 P.iells, in the Pi.rf rm.ance ot til'.- Rites of their S-.iperll;- 
 tion, pointing to a certain linage, cried alord, Ai.i-;',.' , 
 at 'A hi hall the Pagans fa.'lng prollrarc, prcl'cntly began 
 to mumiile out tiieir Pr.iyers. Tne J'u'-fK^'i/f;^:" rhinkini; 
 this to be fome lore of Ucvutian to the tileffed \'irgir^ 
 Ixire the Pagans Company :n their deeout Poilrres, "a-id 
 began to pray as well as they. Their own way of ferving 
 God, It feems, being fo like that of the Heathens, that 
 
 Anlwcrs to all the oihcrQiieUions ; telling the (Jovernour, I they could imt kiK ^v them afrider, nor avoid miftakin 
 he was going t" the />'..'. -j ; and therefore delircd ,,iiii luj one (or the other. From this Temple they palVd into anc^ 
 ,1 ;rnilh h:io wirh Pilots for his Voyage. This the Goier- 1 ther as magnificent as the former, and fo to the Palace, at 
 ,v.'»j,.»if/<i.' tiour promded, and the next Day lent him two : But hap- 1 the Gates of which they were met by fome of the Kobles, 
 pening naw to <iilco\er they were Chriltians, they not on- i as alio at the Uoor of the Preftncc-Room, by the princi- 
 Iv plotted Milchicf againlt thi-iii, but aflaidted them with ' pal of the Branens, who emb.-accd Cam. This Koom 
 open Violence. I was large, with Benches o.er one another, almoft like .1 
 
 (.', :nir. hercpon went to ^i.'.'m '</', having now but! Theatre; ihe Floor being cov^r'd wiih Silken Carpers, 
 three Ships, the fourrh being burnt before' But here he ■md the Walls hung with Fmbioidery. The Kir.g lay 
 cfiu'd not 1 anil ; which whether 'twere owing to the I upon a very rich Couch, havine a Noble 'Vir.n-. upon his 
 Treacherv of the Pilots, or to any other Misfomine, is 'Head, thick befet with Jewels, which cogether with thofeCrajto-ic 
 nor certain. Being dii'appointed. he went to A.' wi.;;-.! (,J, ! in his Ears, and upon his bmcers and 'Toes, made him ';:''"'■■ '•'- 
 which his Jcctirful Pilots perfwa. led hi'n, w.is a ■■■cry pro- ' yield a very glorious F.i.',.iiv. He was .a Comeiy, T:i!I,'^'"^' 
 rer place to relrelh Irs lick Men at. The Air indeed h .'re I Majellick Perfjn ; and the King appear'd as much In his 
 he tound fweet anil plealant, the Country fertile and ver | F.ace. as in his Royal Appirel. ','.;»j-. having di ;ie him 
 agreea!i|c ; but the People falle and treacherous. Tiie j Reve encc, was placed in .i Sear by him, and the orher 
 King lent loi Men, well anil 'd. after iIk Turkilh Fa- ''^'■•'■'^■■•'■f W'.rc made to l;r likewile After this, hedif- 
 r.iioa. with a delign to furprize the Admiral, cou'd they cmirfed with '.' •/!-, a'.Kiiit the Delign of his Eml-airage ; 
 
 •y ,t 
 
 (ill giiiljj 
 
 »)AI.'^f.i:.ii 
 
 Defigtii i- 
 . gainft I hi-m 
 
 Sail MWi'i 
 rlie C^^iot 
 
 ly I he wav,OK;(f(,„, 
 miriit thcin- 
 infi.ilion C,ii~ 
 ling home- 
 arh.isfecm'tl 
 tley plot- 
 giiancc and 
 f the Muti- 
 agc without 
 
 / ll!jie, and 
 
 lasv fuUofU'f'-' 
 il.cd, I'lHrak- '*' " 
 rivy Parts in 
 .nfclvcsherc. 
 Storm, that 
 air Weather 
 I ,ij[o Miles 
 .1 plc-ifint 
 o. a MelK'n- 
 was return d 
 
 re (;.i),'.'.! i'et 
 
 l.ivcs, that 
 Ixing 
 
 ; (/) MumiA 
 
 
 have h.id opporcuniry : But this c; mi.i prevented, poll 
 tively refilling them entrance, and admitting only four of 
 the principal of them. They told him, T/f K}'<!, w.'s ./y<- 
 '.vii'^fhis .h.jii.i'tit.iihe ^ .iH.iwnil.ih.nr limh'iir^ h'iS:'ps 
 .1 lirt'r )ir.!rcrthr l',\vii : Whu h together with a Preient, 
 perfwadfd f7.rnK of hi-. fiiKcri Ir.friitions. And this had 
 certainly been done, but that fearing a Sheb e in hispaf- 
 l.ige th.ihir, he llopt fuddenly, and calf Anchor: Upon 
 which the MoonfU Pilots, confeious to themlelve-s of their 
 'J reachery, i for thev had agrc'-d with the King of Ar-ij'- 
 i.^v, either to run the .Ships .a-ground, or clfc bring th,'m 
 '••.'ithin his reach ' and f 'aring 'tw.as difeover d, leap'd into 
 the Sea, and lefthim to be his own Pilot, 'J he King alio, 
 that Night, lent out fome to cut their Cables ; but this 
 Danger iliey j. oided too. 
 
 From hence th -v lail'd to Mctim'.a 'f\ where they arri- 
 ved on r:,y?.r-l)av. This Town .appear'd (lately and 
 Well bui't, the Country aiioiit i' frnitfiil ; the People Ido- 
 I. Iters, black, with curi'd Hair, naked from the Navel up- 
 wards and troll, ihencc cover 'd with Silk down to the 
 Mid leg. Th'' Clir^iliansof (.,(,» here, were glad to fee 
 the /'O'/i/^uf^c- , and gave them fome ufeful Inltrudions, 
 flaring to then Voj age. '1 he King of the place was vcrv 
 civil and kind in h.-. Deportment towards them, and gave 
 them a Pilot to conduiil tli.-m to tiie ;, ,/,',',r. 1 hey depart- 
 ed hence .-/i-r-.the izi\ and having pafs'd the I ine, rcs:o- 
 vcrd.to their gn.it Joy, the light of i he Star-;, which they 
 had nor teen f t lome conliderable time before. 
 
 The next Pr.ilpeel ihey hadof 1. and, was tiie pleafant 
 one of the h gli Mourn am. of i,'.i.';t..', which they law Mni 
 19. and taine within two .Miles of the Ciiv the lame Day, 
 One of 'he Condemned Men being lute let alhoar to ub- 
 lerve th.- Town, and Inhabitants, was .ike to ha\e been 
 li;iiee;:M to Uc.ilh wiih the Throngs of People, tlia' came 
 Clouding about him to Ice him, wondrrg at his Spmujk 
 
 wli,) II tbe.ng tVee to declare it in that pioiiiifcuous Alfeui- 
 bly, the Kini; removed into another Room ; where C-i»i.i 
 told him, what h • h- ' in Charge from the King of Pnrti,- 
 •\;l ; which this Prince re».'i\'.l wiih great Satisfadion. 
 "i'he Catual was order d to coniliidt him to his Lodgings : 
 where he lu' I i'lmc and .'\dvanrage to lo'ik about him. 
 The ( iity he obleri e,i to bo large an.l rambling, the Houfi.'S 
 not curioutly I'liilr n t joining ci f: t g -rher, bm parted xo 0:1, of 
 by G.-r.lcns and Crch.ir.ls whu h lay berwis' th .'m. There CdttsH- 
 was hardly any Stone-B-iildirg in' the City, (theV Laws 
 torbiddirg [ ompi-usHoiifes} the King's Palac; 1 nly cice- 
 pted ; aitho' C.^h.nt was at that time a fort of an Impe- 
 rial City : The King being in Puwer and Riches fuperiour 
 t.i all his Ncighboui -Princes, and ha\inp, at tliat time, 
 many Tributaries. 
 
 Afier tiirce E)avs, r.in',; conduced bv rite ri^i; i/, pre- 
 fcnted his Credentials to the Kmg, v.l.'i h he defire.l might 
 not be interpreted by any of ihe A/ura; , who plainly .tp 
 pcar'd to be h'sFiiemies. Th.i'e Letters were intcrfTeted 
 by A/i",^:'./, his Friend; and the King was fo km,!, as 
 to give him a plain Hint of the Tricks, and frae.diilciii. 
 Dealings of the '\.'»" s : For which he rcturn'd him Thanks 
 and departed. 
 
 Yet notwithftiuibng this, did the King fuffer liimfelf 
 to be perlwaded into a very bad Opinion, and intounfai.-- 
 Treatment of the i'r ti^iic:(r too, by thefe very M,}i' s whom 
 
 he lu'.d warned them of. ( ,;) Thev -old h.m. That '■..- 
 )«.-: \';as a Spy, and deligned lu) gocd ti his C'.,uiirrv , ■!«! 
 'twa< not coniibent wiih the S.iK-iy < f his Nation, to en- 
 courage him to Trade there : ;\nd that f.;r their parts, :f 
 the l'u>irf^::c;c had that Liberty aflordc'l rhein, iliev Would 
 remove, with all their Fllecls, to another Country ; which 
 would red'jiind very greatly tohls Maielfv'sd'.iadvantape. 
 By t' ele, and other like Inlinnat.i.iis, the biiig was fee 
 againll th'-'m ; and began to tall in w.tr ihcm in the. 
 C treache* 
 
 f{iThtMal!'.i 
 of tnt! ...if*' 
 

 ! 
 
 :J 
 
 it 
 
 \o 
 
 Gama J Return to Portugal, crc. 
 
 L'b- 1 Chap. II. 
 
 tH.'..'KM-OUS 
 
 iraS '■( tioiiij; ill-' I lit ■■■:.■•(• wli.it Mil- 
 Aiui to cft.dt this, Ik- krt tn r,,,,,,/; to 
 ;irii- tlu' Ti.wn, nml for ScciTity to dc- 
 Bwt Ik nnk-rc-ii lii'; Brotlicr, iiilh nil of 
 
 Vm Ills 
 I 
 
 ih;i-f tliL'y CD 'ii. 
 
 living hi ■ -Ships IV 
 
 liver vp Us SmU 
 
 that, H- r.iil honu\v.mis, if he l.iw hiiii lutiR ik:.una' a 
 
 flionr. Yft (■.■.-"!:, by ;htir Pcrlwafion, Icm iiis Men h.m 
 
 vTty ih.-ii 
 wcri' lun 
 
 ilizoafhr.ir, with Men to llll iheii^, hnirj 
 
 hmifilf to return H) his Ships; th i' h's (i 
 
 iiiM ihcre, lnitc.irrivdtor,v.,..',l<y ihc Tn aJury ot ih-- 
 
 C-7(H.;/,\vhi pnti-iulcilthat ih.-y woiilil j;o cffihcn' to b--;c: 
 
 t, pu-i .^f- aavantaj;i-. (.'.i".' J U-"r aw.iv every I )ay , txvo or three t. 
 
 (•.■tM.oih'm, |o,,k af:,.r lii^ AtV.tirs in the Town ; an.l all i to ilehrc I't 
 
 ylll \\:m- 
 
 Mt 
 
 fjlr.- > 
 
 thcKnu, ihehhirty of pl.KMnR a Fador there : Bm he 
 hn>lii 'Anlwerf, in;lKO.M.rt, Init only th: ba>l Newv 
 ilinr twoof h;s Men, W;th their MerJi.iniize, ueie u-iii- 
 niittcH tofafe CnlVinly. 
 
 In Reveni;',- of this liijnrv, (:.vi:>: atrai k d the next S h:p 
 thite.i;nt;tiu.her, anJ toek (ix crmfKleraMe I'eilonsbe- 
 lonqmi; to the Kin" Pnf.ners. This theKinp iiho he 
 qrievoully ref ■nie.l) vet feenul to pals |.y ; ani iherefore 
 ^'i'ui pacific (iriin, I'ent his rwo Ser\ an j the neyt l.'ay.^wuli 
 
 ^ul;v,.r letters to the Ki..i'. of /v-/,^' 
 
 • r/'M/j. 
 
 Saili hoir.e- 
 vrndi. 
 
 .'; Init keepini; llill 'h 
 (;or,,ls, prctendim;, ihat he nr'jilit, if he wonld, feml a 
 Factor thither, to cihp'-.re i^f them. But th.s (;./»,.( aMo- 
 Intely refnfeil ik'W, aeclariiu- he wonki have all his ht- 
 feels al-oai\i aj'a:n, ami wouM keep thulc I'nlcners nil he 
 had thorn. L'poii this the K nu .pr.ekly lent his Wares in 
 Boats to him, deniandlns; his Vrifoncrs: Bnt '^.'-i./w I'c- 
 nvini; the delivery ol them, lent the Km!?, W.ird, I hat he 
 would earr', ihofe M:li:!-i -' into Vein a,' with him, as an 
 Evidence of his injurions I'face and 1 reavhery : And K 
 rl.ini; them his tinal Anlner out of the Months ot b:s 
 ( ireat Guns, lie dime them away. The Km^ could not 
 tell how to help hlmfelf at that time, bccaule his Hcct was 
 all unricp'd ; \ et he fent out 6 j Merchant-men after them, 
 bu: a 'i'cnipeil intcrpofed, and put an end lo taat 1 ur- 
 
 liur. . ., ,- 
 
 G.iw.i, at ihf next Port lie came to, writ a niollit)mi; 
 I cttcr to the Kin? ; which he fent by the H.md of one of 
 his Servants, whu h he had before Arrefted. And here he 
 w.as let upon by a very famous * Pirate, with eight Ships, 
 one of which he took, and difperfed the reft. 
 
 Pur.t;np in it An:hedhitt, to mend hislhatier'd yelfe.s he 
 receiv'J there a MelTagc from " :/■ liuK Lord r)f <:o.,, an 
 JifM.iri, who otfcr'd him very great Kindnelfcs. if he would 
 come thitlrr. C, im.t fufpeding the iM.eprity both of the 
 Mcffagc, aulMeircngcr, put ihc Fellow r.;xin the Rat k; 
 who then confefs'd nimfelf a Spy : So he carried liini iiuo 
 Vortuinl with l.im ; where he was Baptized, and proved 
 a ufeUil Scream to the King. 
 
 He halted from hence, and came tn M.'.^rd so, rn the 
 .//■.•,VrH Coalt, the People of which bcii.;.: Ipieful .^,•/.■.'<'- 
 ».v;,-!Hi, he funk and Ipoild their Slips, and beat down 
 part of iheir Walls. 
 
 Ar MttiK.l: he had kind limertamment ; where having 
 ftay'd five Days, he h.tlted homewards, for fear of Winter 
 Weather at the Cape. < arrying .along with him an Enibal- 
 fadorftom the King of \k '.r.i:. 
 
 By the way he burnt one of his Ships, it being fliatrerV. 
 and difablcd, and there be'rg ncc.l ot tnc .Men alx)ard 
 Ke», to fupp'-T ihe want of Mariners in the other two. 
 fr; ^jiitiij'. FryvH.inp the 17th, he came to yif-iio.n (1), which is 
 Twenty four Miles from 'he Coi '.inent ; the Pnncc of 
 which, tho' a A/i.e. , treated him Ci' illy. 
 (i) St. Bu(,. He rcfrelhed again at Sr . B ' .,''.■'.■. I'-) watering. And on 
 /;;ri7ihe lyth, he doubled the Cape: Fnim whence he 
 came to .St. }iiig\ where a Tcmpelt parted the two Velfels. 
 C.clwt, the ottier Commaniler, went diredly to I nhon 
 but G.imn put in .n the Te>e.-r,i j, where hisB.orlier died 
 But foon after he himfeli' came fafely to /,/).'.),, having 
 now finilh'd a long a^d difficult Voyage : An .'Ucoujit of 
 which was given to the King by thcoihcrCaptams, before 
 • U5P his Arrival *. 
 
 He brouglir along with him tlie T,,;:n Merchant, M •:■ 
 ^■tiil i \vho was his Friciid at fd.Ve;/-, and delired to go 
 into IV(;i,i;.i.' with him, where he afterw.irds became a 
 Chriltian.' But of his own Men he bro.ij:li£ hon.e but 
 few, the Vovap,e lining hf: him but ', ■;, ^and lliofe 
 very feeble too) out of tvcar 200, which be carried with 
 him. 
 
 Tho' the )' 'rn/i;H.-;;e in their lirft Vilit to the l.u:-Xrd'f!. 
 had ii-.et wiih n'o very obliging Enteitainni'-nt ; yet un- 
 willing prei'ently to ijuit their Pretenlions to a Correfp .n 
 dence wiih lb Koble a Coiintry,_ they refoived to rejiea- 
 their Ci' ility, and make them a Iccond. 
 
 King i'.mnnuch for this purpofe, fet out a Fleet of thir 
 teen Ships, in which were 1500 i\'n n, and good (tore of 
 r.f".i,tc« ^11 „(.j,.|(my Provilions for fucli a Voyage. An., i-ill 
 "'"■ whiJi it IS not to be forgotten, that tlure were fomc 1'. j 
 
 viliuns intended for the Benefit of the Souls (.f iliolc Infi- 
 dels, amongft whom they were going, v\. Five large 
 Bodies of Divinity, Friars of Sr. ; , .j/;e;'i's Older, wlio do- 
 ing the Work of Chaplains a ,Ship boa rd, were to'do that of 
 Ap. Ities Ahcn ihey came a Shoar. This Fleet was com- 
 manded by /V/e, Ah-,:^ V.iprr.is; who had fpe< iai Or- 
 .'ersfron the King, to In e peaceably v/ith ihe King of 
 (•,:/,w./, it po:ljb!e : As a!lo to get lease to build a Fort 
 f.^r a S..ciirity from the 1 loltilities of ijie /'. hios, ' 
 
 (•.•.•,,■.'■) lei fu! from Uu v, March the Sth, of ihc then 
 Secular Year * ; and com ng to St. :v,:v», a v,tonn leatt tM '-*'>^i ■ 
 the A'hole Meet, and torc'd one Ship to reiiirn home. The 
 rell i.f the Meet having llay'd for this Vellel two I.)a\s to 
 nopuriiok, let Sal \\Vlt\nard ; and ,/.■,./ th^ ^^^\ j„ 
 iheirverj great Woiuler, IkhI fight of lan.l(»'. c.A.r. j'' *'''~j' 
 ■> lominaiided the- Al.ilier allwiai , uliniiroiiglicKcv.'sof "" 
 a feitiie, and well waieid Country; but pjllefs'd by a 
 barbarous IV-ople, naked, with very long Haii arm'd 
 with Bows and Arrows. A Storm overtook ilu'm that 
 Night ; but ihey got into a leeure Harbrair, which (',:- 
 /i.M'jcaU'd, i'licrto S:;;i.,.i, bccaufe he had there a fafe 
 Retreat from the Fury of the Storm, 'liny ,onk two 
 Fillier-mcn, whom furnill.ing with Ibine linall Innkets 
 they k-t alho.-u- again ; .after wliuh tlu-y bioughr many of 
 their Countrimen, who for Beads and Bells, :uv.\ Uk\\ like 
 T.^ys, gave them Meal and Fruits, and Inch things as 
 they wanted. lUis Country they ealleil, fh c./om-y of 
 'hi- II i'y IV /) ; from the \ alt .niaiuity of that l.jrt of Wood, 
 linceiail'd Itin^ll. They lamititied it wirli a .Sermon' 
 and Mais laid aflioar, and ereifled a Stone Pillar for a Mc- 
 
 .At'ter wh.i h ha\ ing dimai, lied a She 
 
 |i to /'. 
 
 '■'I 
 
 Go on trrm 
 
 and the F'i 
 hy a narrow 
 
 '•/'■'■■ The City 
 , and well 
 
 with this News, they proceeded in their V'o\ ai»c. ' Iwas "■"'"■ 
 on .\;.,-j the 5'h. that they went from hence; and on ti.e 
 a^d, a hidden Sioni li-nk f .-.ir'-f iheirShips, and di-own''d 
 a I the Men of them, fcattering th.- f h ■;- le\ en at lo vio. 
 lent a r.ite, that they quite l,.ll rh.- S ght and Company of 
 eaih other for a long tiir.e. One cf :lietn wpndred into 
 the /yrw/'.-'..-«(;ulf, and ihcnce got home, h.-.ving I .(t al- 
 molt all her Men : Be.t the o-her li.v, on v -•'» the 25th (jot 
 together again, and went on towards the Cape. Having 
 lioublcd it. they found a good piiv.fant Country : bit the 
 People were not free for -I'la.;. , Init iiti.-r.'y r,h,fe,i hn-Thc-P«pls 
 ving any thing to do with them : W'h'ch whether iwere '^"■' '^' 
 the hti'ecl of Poverty, or Pervcrlenrls,is not much material 's''"' "''^''' 
 At AK-./nt/./OTthey had free Watering, and hired there a &«T 
 Pilot tor Q^ iiM. 
 
 The King (b) of ,ia^«/;,.,i's Uom.nions reach 900 Miles in («J "■■t'ipri. 
 length : His Subjedls a mix'd fort of People, but (peak "" "' '^""'''' 
 moltly Anib.'ck.. The Country abounds m Springs Trees 
 Cattel, wild and tame; tlie Soil is alio ric.',, andtheFi-V* 
 ing good. It is leparaud from the 1 and 
 Sea, and is about 400 Miles from M<'-^.i»i;>i,j, 
 is large and p.ipuious, the Hoiitcs mai;nilifei 
 furiniliM. J hey ufe here a lort of Baitau Frankinccnfo 
 aUjiit tl-.eir Ships, tor want of Pitch. C;o,,-/;, (but to 
 Complement the King, who kindly entenained the Mef- 
 lengeti, and promis'il the next Uav to come aboard. This 
 he did at the time appoitited, in a very Inlemiid nianncr, 
 ha\inga gallant Reiiniie, noble I-iirnit:i"re, and variety 
 01 .Mullek, to giacehis Wiit. The l',.t,.i.!,c^c receiv'd 
 him in the belt maniKt iliey eouid ; and C.tpr^lh haying 
 delivcrd hisMellago from ilie King of /'e.-^«?,;/ to him 
 he promi-.'d to enter into a llric't 'l eague of Friendlhip 
 with that Prince; and the next Day was appointed for the 
 concluding it. (, ) But the A/.w -, who were (worn to dof<)TrMc.i;-r 
 theChriftians all the ill Offices they could in all places of'!";""'' 
 did not ;ail to blall their Deligiis in this place al(i>, Cil 
 »!<;.'// up<jn_ this, went to M.-l'iU-i, where the l'orfi,i'iie~e 
 had ever fjund very gotxi Knteitainment : But here he 
 made no Itay, only taking eare before lie went, to (in J 
 out lomc way to /''f//e. :Yt'/-i,'s Country ; which he did 
 by two condemned Pcrfons, whom he kf: there (or that 
 parpole. 
 
 .;«:»/.' the ixd, became to Aitcha.l'.v.i : and after a Ihort 
 (ta\ there, to C -/ecv.'. Being come thither, the Kim- ("enr 
 two * .\,o'. 's, with a ' ,i, ■< •-,.■:.- Mei-chanr, 10 bid liin,' Wei- ' S<mic rf 
 come : Which Cniht - here'nen'd 'ly tour of thofePevfons "'"■""■'"' 
 wivmi c,.:,,!' h.id taken I', iloner. ,he Year before. 'Thefe „r,",' "> 
 he lent to th'- Kum, drelsd in ;hc Ihh'Hi--- H:.l,ir m („>,.. .rdih- 
 
 I(Ur;^uci of 
 the SiHfl, 
 
 relsd in ;hc /'rr, :;ic7 ■ Habir 
 IS : At whole comim; the Km' 
 
 „ kimti'T liHiiB 
 
 ./ 11 1 «'■ the Kii* 
 
 t' ! in .1 Palac^- rwM 
 
 he lent to th-- Kum 
 C'tjiiipany if liimeo: 
 exceeding glad. I le cnreitain'd ' 
 
 theSlv'ar; and af er a gr -ar deal of Coinple ncnr, pro- 
 miled him far larger dr.inr'- than ever lie . eminded.' i le 
 pave \m free 1 dxTt- of Tr.ide. and ! I.j.ifes for their 
 Mc. .hiiidize; aid all thisdeli- ered to -iifni m a moft 
 NoMeLharter, v Iv.ch wa^a CoMcn Tal le ; upon whidi 
 till le Cit it:is ot the K ni' were engraven. I hrv had liber- 
 ty aifoot rcting up the Kn-.^ of /•'.'„(;•/'■; Biiptier, ii].,-in 
 the top ._.i' their I loule, as .- Token of 'ir , Kel^i-Cl to tl,.it 
 Prince. The King liavii.g a mind to fee f ji)ie I roof of the 
 
 t.iU.' 
 
 W..ri <i! ult 
 
 rhcni 
 
 verge 
 
 W ft.'.;., 
 
 take a ci 
 
 (.'(im/Mi'.r. 
 this Enter 
 ing that 1 
 ci4t Koad 
 Admitari 
 Praillice 1 
 abuliiig 
 notwithlt 
 The i'cii 
 Refufals 
 and got 
 
 I'l'tl^.C-^ 
 
 iheir I ad 
 that fpaci 
 
 C.-f lii 
 who bid 
 Ills own c 
 ling to d( 
 it lb muc 
 ; which V 
 not openl 
 ing willir 
 The M,v. 
 i, no the P 
 Heat and 
 ing but 71 
 C'l I le.t, w 
 ipor, and 
 their Shii 
 
 In Rev 
 ' upon ten 
 tliltrilnue 
 their (lOo 
 Morning I 
 riir oft' a ; 
 leaping 01 
 of his Co! 
 1 Was i 
 thcreti, re 1 
 is about I 
 this place 
 Icctit ; ho' 
 and Houi 
 otTerd by 
 at C. .-/'/« 
 
 Not 1 01 
 King oft 
 Outrngis 
 great Shi) 
 them. < 
 not fervir 
 Point .It 
 • ' .''■, ami 
 fet out In 
 was here 
 the Scare 
 he reiurr 
 
 JlHY. 
 
 Before 
 other Shi 
 followini; 
 (e) Om-'S 
 h.isini; u 
 ami to ii< 
 
 Five ;. 
 fhort, (b 
 Riches a 
 into I'ort, 
 in a few 
 dersj I.o 
 as well 3 
 and oihei 
 
 A fulK 
 of the I'c 
 meddled 
 the Oriei 
 
 The m 
 fui-;r Nat 
 eiulca\ou 
 mc.->ftire t 
 the A.lili. 
 Neighboi 
 
 They 
 
 ftrl»jr»rt« Force of 
 
 "•"'"''•'"»'• fo. but t 
 
 FirtoTy It 
 iiihin. 
 
 Corpr* tu 
 
 • ISO-. 
 
 (.) Tlu- id. 
 /'.kfjn Voyj 
 
 trar). 1 
 
j-^'b. I . Chap. If. 
 
 tlio(c Infi- 
 
 Fivc large 
 
 ■ I', wiiodo- 
 
 lit) that of 
 t was cnm- 
 fpci ial Or- 
 'hc King of 
 
 1 i III a Fore, 
 
 of the then 
 •mlcatt.TM*-^''"-^ 
 lome. Ihe 
 Ao 0.i)s ro 
 
 ''^ ^^'l- ™f,,i *,..,, 
 
 ;lit News of 
 'H'elViJ |,y a 
 ^.lil, arm'd 
 ; ihnu that 
 which (',:- 
 lierc a fafe 
 y tonic two 
 II Innkcts, 
 ;lir many of 
 "(I Inch like 
 h things as 
 
 C C"li>llry nf 
 
 It of Wood, 
 1 a .Sermon, 
 ar for a Mc- 
 
 7 he Fortugueze Storm Calecut. 
 
 II 
 
 Intrl^uci of 
 the Mt*ri. 
 
 ■i . 
 
 to /', 
 
 ■:M/ 
 
 Go on trrm 
 Srdt lit. 
 
 i.re. Twas 
 
 and on the 
 in. I Jrown'd 
 en at (b Vin- 
 son- pany of 
 ■r'ndred into 
 ■ing (..It al- 
 iliei^th, goc 
 ^e. Having 
 
 ry ; in-.r the 
 
 ' rrftifc-i) ha- The Prople 
 
 lether iwere '''^"'' '^ 
 
 ;d, material. S^c^!;^ 
 iiircd there a ijionJcucr. 
 
 >oo Miles in {') Bilaipd. 
 ', bur (peak """*""■ 
 ings Trees, 
 indthcFi:;. 
 ' a narrow 
 The City 
 ir, and well 
 'Vankincenfc 
 '/•'I ((?nr ro 
 led the Mef- 
 Uiard. This 
 <lid manner, 
 and variety 
 c^c reeciv'd 
 "i/,'j ha\ing 
 "g.r/ to him, 
 f Friendlhip 
 inted for the 
 Kvorn to dofOTrMi.i!7 
 1 all places, "'■''"•• "•"■'■ 
 e alfi. Crt- 
 
 But hcri he 
 fenr, vo find 
 
 hich he did 
 lerc f IT that 
 
 after a Ihorc 
 he Kine fent 
 )id hin. Wcl-' .'voniC'ii 
 thofePci-fijns','"*^'"'"' 
 tore. 1 hcle „,„,, „ w- 
 Habir !n i(f«/..irJ-v 
 
 . Km- .s '';"';'■' 'f 
 
 I'aUc^- n.ar 
 
 lie ncnr, pro- 
 
 n.inded. lie 
 
 lies for their 
 
 mm a inoft 
 
 iipiin whiih 
 
 V lind hlKT- 
 
 Bjptier. iijsin 
 
 lef 'ei'f to tiiat 
 
 iT ruofofthe 
 
 llit'i M utt 
 
 i ifra^n'i K 
 vcpgc 
 
 {^) Ctdm. 
 
 Cithin. 
 
 Comri to 
 
 /.if ^01. 
 
 • ISO'. 
 
 (,) Tlu- iJ. 
 <tih, <tii(i jtli 
 /rtftijn Voyj. 
 
 Tertufutljt 
 
 Portu^iicxc Courage and Valour, defired C/ipmlis to go and 
 take a certain great Ship that was coining from Crchin to 
 (,'nm/Miir. C.tpralis onler'd out one of hi? Icaft VcTels for 
 this F.merprize ; which yet pcrformeil it fuccef^fvilly, bring- 
 ing that mighty Ship in Triumph, the next Uay.inro (.'.i/i-- 
 ciit Road. This AcHon procured ihein ar once the King's 
 Admitaiion, and the .^ Zoo's Envy ; who now began to 
 Pi adice their aieulh ni'd Arts of Tteachcrv and Deceit, 
 abufiiig them by all the Methods they rmi'd devife, 
 iiotwithllaiulingtheKing's Encouragemeiu ami I'nitei^fion. 
 The />i7;(;;«c;.-, by that Charter, were to havehad the lirlf 
 Kefiifals (if the Market : lUit the A/m / preunted iheni, 
 and pot their own Velfels well laded hril ; making the 
 I't'ti ^..c:;i- (tay three Months, inffead of twenty Days, for 
 iheir 1 adinp, iho' they were piomis'd to be dilpatch' ' in 
 that fpnce of time. 
 
 (.'.:/i uii ciimplain'd to the King of thefe Procecilings ; 
 who oil! h:m take S.uisfaOli"" fniin the Mj <•, and lade 
 liis own out of their Velfe's. This he was himleU inwil- 
 ling to do ; but To, , I--, the C.n|e Merchant, urg'd him t j 
 it fo much, that he brought back one of the Aim' 's .Ships 
 ; which was marching off) into the H.aven ; the King 
 not openly eoumenainiiig one lide or the other, but feem- 
 inp willing to h.ive them try tlie Matter ov.t betwixt them. 
 The M.iiri upon this, with a Company of .Soldiers, broke 
 i.ito the /'i»'.'.;;.vi':;T 1 l:)iife, and nnilil'd them with great 
 ileat and Fury. The odds were very great too, there be- 
 ing but 70 f\.i.';i.;«-r.' to .^op&r of thefe Barbarians, fo that 
 Ciife.i, with ", n nioreof ihem, were iherc killed fpon the 
 ipot, and the reft miking a hard Ihifi) were got aboard 
 their Ships. 
 
 Ill Revenge "if this Injury, C.'ir/nir/.'j the next D.-y fell 
 upon ten great Ships of theAfo'ir, killd rtoo Men, .mil 
 diltributeii the rcH .as Slaves, laded his own V .-Ifels wuh 
 iJKir (loods, and fer the empty .Ships ahte. Ihc next 
 Morning he batter'd the Town with his great Guns, which 
 rut oti'a i^reai man\ , the King liinif It very n.irrowly e- 
 fcnping one (if their rambling H.ilK, knocking down one 
 of his Conniersdiad at his I-Ver. 
 
 "1 W.1S high time now to leave C.ilc.ut ; from which 
 iherefi re C.U'irl.'j depaned, and went to (.;) Ccchin. which 
 is about 170 Miles from (.i/fiHf .Southward. The King of 
 tins place was at that tiir.e poor, and a 'I'ribuiaty to <■.;- 
 IccNt ; however he gave the /'(ii/Kjw^jcfrecleavcto Tr.adc, 
 and Houfcs for that purpofe ; which Privilege was alfo 
 offer'dby theKings of t't/->_5 Hfi, and C'm/.;») • But 'twas 
 at C d'iii that C<:pi .vis fix'd his Staple. 
 
 Not long after this, News was brought him, thr.t the 
 King of (.'.(/a //f, ('rclcihed to reijuite the Infoleree and 
 Outragt s of ilie l'e:tvs_iic^:} h.id lent out a Fleet of iwen'.y 
 great Ships, and fevcral fmall ones, ro purfuc and Kght 
 thein. C.tp./ilJi went out to .ittack them, but the Wind 
 not f.-rving, the two Fleets did not meet to difputethe 
 Point .It that time ; 1 caving therefore two Faiitors at (.V- 
 1 ''/;.■, and i.iking in the relt of his Freight at i'ltii.inci, he 
 fer out homewards, y.n., nv the i6th. One of hisSiiips 
 was here wreck d ; and another of them he employ'd in 
 the Search of the Golden yrph.i.'.t ; and with the relt 
 he return d to l.i.ion , which he reach'd the lalt of 
 d'liy. _ 
 
 Before he came home, the King had difpatch'd three 
 other Ships upon the fame /W.'.m .'Vtfair. And the * Year 
 following he lent f './/'.f'd'.iw.i a fecond time, with 'en Ships. 
 (r') C1nr Hodcnm alfo went out with a Fleet of 1 s Ships, 
 havjni; reccix'd Orders to make hmifelf Mafterof the Sea, 
 '■ and to lio his utiiioft againft the Moon. 
 
 Five Ships more went under Stephen C.vtm ; and in 
 fhori, fo many .Ships went, that in a little ti.nc, the main 
 Riches and Prohts of the /;.^-I«^//ej, were fiiipp'd over 
 into /'or(),^^.(/. Ihis Prince En^nnucl, having been m.ide 
 in a few Years fpace (by the Indidtry of thele Comman- 
 ders; lord of the Trade and Navigation of thofe Parts, 
 as well as of the Kingdoms of Orniu'^, Ccr., and Mai.icc.i, 
 and other parts of the /■:..;/. 
 
 .A, fuller .'\ccount of thefe Matters, is to be drawn out 
 of the /'0'';.?j(Cv' Writers thendebes , no more being here 
 meddled with, than what neci fliinly occurs in ourtracing 
 the Original and Progiefs of Trade and Navigation. 
 
 The many Affronts that h.ul been otfcr'd tothcPn/H. 
 ;^w,-.- Nation bv the People of c'.iKi,;, had incited them to 
 endeavour a juit Revenge. And they made a iV.il t in lome 
 nic.-'fuie to aecon.plifli their Dellgns, notwuhftandiny all 
 the Aififtance atVonlcd to tlie other Party both by the 
 Neighbouring, m\[ by Foreign Powers, 
 
 1 hey piocetdid (o far as to bid Defiance to all he 
 Force of the grea: City of ('(.rni/ it lelf ; and not ( 1 ly 
 fo, but to norm it too ; letting up their Viiilorious Ban- 
 ners in the midlt of it, m fpitc of alloppolition to the con- 
 ti-ar) . The two principal Managers of this Action, were 
 
 /llltirjiin/jtie, andCotinhn, under whofe Condudt the I'm- 
 t:i^i(i'yC made this famous Auempr. diniim having a 
 mind to the Plunder of the King's Palace, and cnvyi. :,;any 
 elfe a flipre in the Glory of taking it, pulh'd Matters on 
 with too much Heat and Ralhnefs for his own Security : 
 For here his Soldiers thinking all their own, and mindinf; 
 nothing elfe but enriching themfel.e-i wiih the Royal 
 Spoils, gave the .Adverfaries fuih an adiantnge, that 111 a 
 frelli Charpc which they made upon them, '>mj (i/himlelf 
 loll hisl.ite. /ttiuijiictijuc while thiTiot Acftion was go- 
 ing on at the Palace, wasbulie infet:ing ihe City on fire ; 
 vv hich had near coll him the fan c Price that C thiiia paid 
 lefure him), being fore'd to be carried away out ol the 
 Fncoimter, and that as good as dead wah h s Wounds ; 
 which yet he fiirvived, as the I :.U.vii afterwards found to 
 iheir Coll. Neither were thef.' the only Loffes of this na- 
 ture the I'oitiigiicTc lultain'd that Ye.ir ; for /UiiiriJ :, one rirft.vrwrpt 
 of iheirVice-Roys, was faeritieed near the Cape of Gici'll ^''''"'' 
 Il(p; by the riiry 01 a I roop ot Sa\agcs. 
 
 While thefe things were doing at (.',:,'<■. .-/f, one Di.U iij 
 Sr.j'iciir, wa.- fent from l'(r:u^al, tofettleaTr.-de at M- 
 ■ ■tccu He having paffed the Promontory (,i Cay, and'''^'i^''"'' 
 failed through the HnignUi: (/J Bay, p.:t in at ( ) Sm/iut .;;(/) B y of 
 which is divided by a very nar-'AV and dangerous Strait, r'"'''''''^,, 
 from the Continent of A li ' • ;, and w.^'s fuppofed former- ' "'"''' '' 
 ly to have been a Peninftila : Sc^je i.i was the tirit 
 th.it did this. Having here made a league w.h the Kings 
 ot //...' K and /'f.//-, .ind ereiiled icme Stciv,' .Mi;miipents, 
 he came to .i \l:l.tu i ; the Prince of wUch was \eiy •'> ^■^'■'■ 
 kind and favourable to 1. 11 nt fir'l ; but afterward- f mi d 
 toth.at degree by the \h>!, that he plotted to ici!! the 
 Piiiv/.^^;,( -•, and lii^e iheir Ships. Hr initcd sr.7.r. ..i 10 
 a hcalt, with a Delign to cut him off v^hcn he had him in 
 his power : But being made fenli.-le of the inter.d.-d Villa- 
 ii\. lieescufcd hindcif from be'iig his GuclK 
 
 This not taking, the Plot was laid to difperfe his Men 
 about in leveril places from hiii, and then to .lUault his 
 Ship, and take both him and it together. To accon pl.ili 
 this, the perliiiious King ofi'er'd hun, as a very great Fa- 
 voiir, the Liberty of Lading his Ships, and that Ud'oieany 
 other Merchants whatever; only defiring him to keep this 
 Favour to hinifelf, and not to publilli it. By thi-- :nLans a 
 gi;od part of his Men were employ'd abroad wh lit he 
 wanted (as it appear'd afterward >JthcirAdIilancc at home. 
 But now the Plot was re.ady to have been pi t In a general 
 Execution; and fomc of the Confpiracy were loire .a- 
 board Sr .;i/c j.i's VelTel, pretending a Complement from the 
 King.but indeed to fall upon him ; and wanting only to fee 
 the defired Sign given ; which was a Smoke that was to 
 be railed in a certain place : But fome of thofe in the 
 Toivn, not having Patience to (lay for the Sign, began 
 the Charge upon Sci/.icn'.i-i Men thnt were there ; which 
 being eljMed by the Watch at top of the .Ship, S.:jucnn 
 prefenth arm'd the Men he had with him, and lent a fmall 
 Party to help them that were engaged afhoar, whilllhim- 
 klf. with the relt, fo warmly plied the 1\Ui/i.:.ti Ships 
 with their Ordnance, th.at they were glad to fly out of his 
 reach .ts fait as they cou'd. Of S:;]ucr:r\ Men there were 
 40 that were kill'd allioar. and more t.iken Prifbners. Af- 
 tcrthis, having inform'd his Countiy-nu-n of this Piece of 
 Treachery, and left it to them to chaftize the M.^i'.ccav: 
 for it, he himfelf went diretitly to the Cape of Go.A Ihpc, 
 and fo home to l.iii-r. 
 
 By that time this Aiilion was over ; /}l!iii]!ie.jiir(whom 
 we left wounded at C.ilcui} began to fi.ew h'tnielf to the 
 World again ; and being delirou> to enter upon li-mecon- 
 lulerable Service for the Glory ( f hisPriice and Country, 
 herelolved upon the Recovery of the f.imnus llle of 0>- 
 >i:u:{(c'. This Kingilom had once alrc;idy fnbmitred it f'^ ^'",".';,, 
 felf to the I'o t:g:ir:;:- Yoke, and paid a Yearly Tributeof i|,' ,i,c';>'i^,„, 
 i^oco Scrafinesof Gold to King I'.ii-.innrl ; the P rtiig:ir:^cr«<tj t Imt 
 alfo had a gtrod Fort erected there. But in procefs of time " '"'II''" 
 
 by their Negligence, by Mutinies ntu! Intelline Divitions, ,f,,inby 
 they lo weakned themlelves, and encour.igcd the Onnu:^.-^:ii^h"^M 
 ^Hj ready for a Re.olr, th.it they took that Opportunity to 
 recover their ancient Liberty, and expel the cloniineering 
 l\ ifKiiKf^f ; which they accordingly eli'eiited. .;/, u/j:ic.(jm 
 now had projeviled the ReduAion of this Iflam', and was 
 upon his way thither,with a Fleet of 1 1 .Sail ; but was ac- 
 ciilentally inv itcd inh'S palfagc, to ihe Conquefl of (70^ ; 
 fir \s hieh he had then a v ery favourable Oppij tunity : For 
 the Princc,^.!/.7/«j was then lately dead, h aving his young 
 .Son, U.ilti", as full of Troubles, as he was \ o;d of Expe- 
 ricnce. The Perfoii that gave him this I.iitclligcncc, was 
 Timcif. the Pyrate, who alio prnmis'd his beft Aililiance. 
 The P:rtugiie:^e iijKn this, prefentlv laid Siege to Hn.i -^r;,, uVen 
 which lafted nor long lefire 'twas iVnendral into tlicir'') '''"''"• 
 Hands. Yet did the ' oiing Prin.e i.!-lc,:>i, )n a very liiort '"*'"*■' 
 time, drive them out again ; but had not the good luck to 
 keep them out, when they were out ; lince they quickly 
 C X made 
 
12 
 
 MagellanicusV l^oyage, &c. 
 
 Lib. I 
 
 
 It 
 
 li 
 
 inmlo the fuciul Coiuiiiill of it, ever llncc which they 
 h.no kvyi it. 
 
 Aiul now wns Ailnqvcrijuf fctting out tor O'wh- again, 
 when the Wiiuis liUw him to another Sidi-Conqucft : 
 They wou'd ntx let him Hul to 0<>«/.;;. Init fa\ouri\l him 
 to Malice.:. Hero he ilcnunilal of the treacherous Kinp, 
 MivicuJiin, the Prifoiitrs taken from SiUj i,cr i. i ; who pre- 
 tended at hrit, they were tied ; Init teeing the Town lir'd 
 by the I'mtt ;;/.-;■, h • prodiicM 'em. He demanded ot him 
 I'kewife .ill the (.harpescf the two I'leet^, aiui Rediiiui- 
 cn of all lliin).". tlut werelolt : Which C'ondi[i(iii> I'eemM 
 lo hard to tins I'rince, and his Coiirfellors, that they chofe 
 ratherto commit all lotlie bvcnt of a War, thanio Uil'- 
 Mj.irrnon. niitto th'Mn. And the Ilfiic ot it was this, that Mu:i:i,t,'i,j 
 quit J. ^^.^^ i]:i']it, and his Kingdom of Mil.u..i eiiiirely reuntM to 
 the dliedieneeof \'ctti.t,i:l. 
 
 "Tis remarkable, thai when /Uhiii]iini]iie was going to 
 
 A//:/,riv>, he mrt with lome Ships toniing from thence, 
 
 which he aflaiilted and took. In (Jiie ot tliem there was 
 
 a certain I'erli in, ,V,r r.'.i/'c^/ni'.f by Name, who was one 
 
 of thcle that had confpircd againll Si'./;/;/j.i betore ; this 
 
 Man, tho' he were bitterly wounded in ihe Skirmilli with 
 
 ■tli>ii,jiicr,v.ir, to that lie co\i!d Ifand r.o longer upon his 
 
 I egs, yet wasoblerved to lofe not a Drop of Blood, as 
 
 other wonnded. .Men did ; iho' they found afterwards, 
 
 thai he was not a lVolld!lf^ Animal : For r.poii the pulling 
 
 awav of a Golden Chain, which he wore upon his Arm, 
 
 he miiuediately poured forth his Soul, in Torrents of 
 
 Blood, that ifl'iied out ot thofe PaiTagcs that were nmdc 
 
 before. The Reafon (>f this they atuibutcU to the Virtue 
 
 f/)Tl,; of a certain Bor^c r , taken from a Bcalt callM ( .;; i , in 
 
 R.:.coi'tKt the Kingdom of i"'-)" ; which Bone was included in the 
 
 iciW ctHi. Goldei 'Jluin. T'ley pretend, that this Bone, by a very 
 
 jTOtent Rcftringcncy, which Nature has endowed 't with, 
 did forcibly hold the Blood inthcfevcral Channrl, r,f ihr 
 Body, ir'Twithttanding the many Vein , given it to run out 
 .It. 7 his was dctipned lo be font .-s a moll precious Jewel, 
 •and a wo: '."rfid l\..ity, into r-jz/yW; but, ihcy liy, 
 'twas I. 11 in a.Shipwi ck ir the wm).' 
 
 Eui to return : After the Cunquclt of hUl.-ccr, /ii'i.. 
 ijucr.jt.e C..4' in? -c .r.^ n ct ; .) the Way, did accomr .''i 
 his Voxngc m Ou/iii- , j.id lie O nqucjf of ii i ■ ,. ^t r.l 
 now the I'l'in.r'C^c irMi: a vorv formidable Figure in the 
 /•:.://, w Wci-lJ, ami molt ol r|i( fr./i./w Princes began to 
 Couniheir Favour, '\,iig li,'-.v-ne/re.s of their Hvery- 
 Davs riling (iuatnefs. Ili'r.j:, and the King of C.ilm.t, 
 dcliri.d a League wii.i them : The King of SJ.iWiv.i be- 
 came theii Valfal : Nay, in ,//■ ci;, rlie Great I'-rftf-Jchi 
 hiirfelf, pretended to their Fnei.dlliip, Their N'ldory at T'l'''':"'- 
 MM.uw.i, prepar'd their way to a great many other Con- fil',,)'^.!^'') 
 qiicfts, and good Corielooi-dencies in thofe Pans, as at m iht iv- 
 .Unirli.r, h.vul.', and tlie Siohiccr's. Atit'tiius Ain ui 
 \yas lent in fearch of thefe AW cc.t's ; who came tirftto 
 ;?.--..(, theiuo./iAA ;>./-, erecting Sione Pillars 111 both thofe 
 places; and t'rom ihence to II,:, A^^ (o full of. and fo fa- 
 mous for the extellenr ,Spic(-- Nutmegs and .M;ue. He 
 fou^d both here, and at the ,\1 /» v.i';. ihat the Fame of 
 ihe Mi!.:\.:n Viiitorv was gi.t into thofe Parts, to the 
 great Adiani.ige of the /•'./^pi/c^c ; lo much, that the 
 King~ ol Icii.tu; and Vlri.tir, folemnly referr'd their 
 C'ontrovei-rRS to their Dceilion, and e\en fpniiig a new 
 Qi'arrel, in ilruing who ll.o.ild have the Po-n/^i/rrc on 
 their liile. Tho' thi'y have paid for chulingtheiii the Ar- 
 iitratoisof their Ditrerencos; the l':>tif\nif.e haiing deci- 
 ded the Controvcrlie neither lo the King of 'l\-ii:uc'i, noi 
 the King of TiiiiLrt\, but to theirown Ailvantage. 
 
 C^hap, 1 
 
 tfirrr. 
 
 Tile TiefcT,. 
 
 Chap. III. 
 
 The Voyage of Ferdinandus Maglianes, the flnl Compkat 
 Oram- Navigator, and 'Dijcovenr of the Straits, ( from him 
 called Magellanick.) Taken out i>/ Antony Pigafetta. an 
 Italian of Vicenza, a?id one that ^Jjijled in this Vojage. 
 
 "IT very oficn falls out, :!:.u Croli; s .im! Diuppninr- 
 * mcnis, dnerting Men fion^ the Proleeiuion ot their 
 firit Deligns, oj en and prepare their way ro new Under- 
 takings, which .irc afterwards attended with more Pencfit 
 and Succcfs. 'Twas fo .n the Cafe of this famous Penbn. 
 whofc Difcovenes in the Woiki w\ ;cf now to look 
 over. 
 
 Ma^lUres U Portuguese Gcntlcuisn, .'o'd a Soldier of 
 no mean Ch.Taoler.' had fery'd his *. > j-ii.y to very goo/ 
 purpofe, bo.h in the /<f i-r.ii and Wi'.;n Wars. Particu- 
 larly we find, that he fought under Albuiiuer.]ue'<i Ban- 
 ners, in tliofe fuccefsful Wars of his, th.at brought 'n the 
 Kingdoms of AJ.-;/.i.e/?, G';.?, and Ormic^, to the Olx-di- 
 Mif'iMi iii^'"e"e of Tci ;«;;«/. How far A/.i^^//.(otj was engaged in thefe 
 D ii^nttiii, Affairs, is uncertain ; but this Charaiftcr he h.as in the 
 qoiitolir jTj.mi-.ii . to have done very good Scrvi'e, andgivcniarge 
 
 employ J at C; .»...-.. / ^,, . , _ . . r^ . .^ 
 
 tk- 
 
 '^■"''cJjr,"f Proofs of his Valour and Conduif>. And having thu 
 
 Sfdin. perform'd what he ihoucht might merit fome tiirdicr Con- 
 
 lideration and Reward from his Prince, he petition'd for a 
 fiiiall Aupmcrtation of his Stipend , as much as would 
 make it half a Ducket pc, Month more. But King Ew.u 
 i.Kcl thinking tit to rejccTf the Suit, ai.d denv any further 
 Jncreafcof his Wages: The Petitioner (who deeply re- 
 feiited it) gave up himfelf wholly to be guided by lusown 
 revenge 111 difcor.icnted Thouglit-. He rcfolv'd to quit 
 the Service of a Mailer, 'vhcini he rcckon'ii hard ard un- 
 grateful ; and find out lome other, ih.uil.ou'd know how 
 , .. to treat his Merit l«.-tter. So bidding .Atlieu to t'lo Court 
 
 Kmg'o *>"..» "f f ''"g^l, and all his Hopes of Preferment there, hebc- 
 hmJIh, ' took himfel; ro that of Spiii., and otTer'd his Service to 
 
 Frl-ctor of f),; gmpcTO • • C/.',:: frj V. 
 
 ^'"" '"'• He acquainted this Prince, That all the Hm,U and Mr- 
 
 liicci lllands, fell to his fharc, by the laws of that Divi- 
 lion, V hieh ichu II. of ('.; .•/.|^i/, and \\-'tiitttird and llr.hr, 
 v((iijiiif, had formerly agreed on. And fanherpropos'J 
 10 make acompleat Difetnery of thofe rich lilands, by 
 i\c\v and unheard <jf Navigation round alx.ut bytheWelf 
 ■| he Fmperor (as it appears bv the Cfnllquence) was glad 
 (if the- Information, and wtilpieas'dat ti<c Propofal of 
 
 the New .N'cthod rf Diicnvcry : For five good Ships were 
 qeiekl;. prepar'd and furninui at his Charges, and nut 
 under the Comnnn! of M.-.^Hr-.i.ci as Admiral. "J he 
 Number of the whole Company aboard this Fleer, .i- 
 11-.; untcd not to Jco ; and cf thefe Thirty weiv Par. 
 
 They fet fail from Vrjj.'; the fih of .7(.;^;//7, A. D. i^ji^. Ma/Htm, 
 and Ochhi the ;d, got up berwi^t Cape Ttv-.y, and the ''""•"■ 
 lllands of that Name. They fpept a great deal of time a- 
 l our the Coaibof (.uinry, ami by 'cdious Calms, (which 
 lalfed Seventy Days' were fn kng a labourng to crols 
 the I ine. But when they had dene th's diflicult Work, 
 and the Xcuth Pole appear'd abov c the Horizon, ihcy held 
 on their Hdiih Cnurfe, and came upon the Main of lir^iih, t,,fi.,. 
 about that part of ii which lies in \r ' Deirccs. They 
 oblerv (I it ro be all one continued Trac't ot I and hither, 
 from Cape St. ^h,^ufl-t:r upon thar fame Conit) which is 
 about S Degrees fn m the Fquinoe'Viall.ine. 
 
 In this part t f ihe Country they were well refreOi'd 
 with all Conveniences forl.d'e; they fiund gi-od ftorcof 
 bruits, Sugar-Canes, and divers forts of .■'mimals, out of. ,(-,., 
 all whichthey had.-JiberalFniertainment. Havirgmadc '^" 
 i ' Degrees more of S,;,ti\ a:, they fell in w;tli a Coumry 
 inhabit.-ii by a w ikl a id n:oi.f\rniis forr of Pecpic : They 
 were of a prodigious Stature, fierce, and barbarous, made 
 a hnrril)!e roaring Noife. more like In many Binis, than 
 Hurraii C.-eatuivi ; ami yet with all tiiat mighty BulkCjnn'., . 
 werelo very nimble and lighr of Feot, that none of our 
 Sp.iii.aru.', or Kv/r.-;,-,--, cai'd overtake tlvjm. Here 
 was a (lately River of frclli W.iter, that had feven lliands 
 in the Mouth of it. and was full Seventeen Leagues wide 
 m that pair ; The b'pgeft of thefe Iflands yielded them 
 fome Jewels, and they gave It the Name of St. M,'. v They ^ 
 continued Coalfing along rhisTr.ufl of land, (owar Is the yito', ' 
 South Pole, and mer with a couple of lllands lb fill ot 
 .'.; jeo'.s and Pengvvins, that in an Hour's Ipace they cou'd .^...r, ^-^ 
 have laden all the five Sh ps. The Pengwins wete a bl.ack, I't-ns** j 
 he.ivy, unwieldy Fowl, cxtrcamly fat, ccver'd over with 
 A foit of Down, inlload of Feathers, and araVd with ^ 
 
 BilJ 
 
 They 
 (nnii 
 iliiin 
 niTF 
 
 At 
 of the 
 A bri. 
 lingiuj 
 to the 
 Head 
 who n 
 he I am 
 tear t 
 would 
 Headc 
 Waitc, 
 foririd 
 
 pi;on of him Were 3, 
 
 ar i gr( 
 
 ot! ic- w 
 
 wh tc. 
 
 F,;ri 
 
 clumiil; 
 
 was tha 
 
 Mule, •! 
 
 the Can 
 
 and Bct 
 
 piece fn 
 
 cover'd 
 
 wrapp'd 
 
 brought 
 
 Strin;; o! 
 
 ftrous B 
 
 tipp'd w 
 
 The A 
 
 joy'd hin 
 
 pen'd to 
 
 nitr. amo 
 
 that he o 
 
 faw there 
 
 Courage 
 
 he tumoli 
 
 Ground. 
 
 fedtually 
 
 ed to hin 
 
 foing Dc 
 tagps y 
 drawn al 
 worfe 1 fi 
 Mask, w 
 Yard, C(^ 
 and give 
 fight, h 
 (nctwithi 
 quickly , 
 Particuh 
 liar, earn 
 Humour 
 (at Icait : 
 iiy. He 
 Skins the 
 any parti 
 prov e thi 
 ipeak ai 
 their Dev 
 which w. 
 For thek 
 Appariiii 
 bid Deha 
 pcle 
 '•-'"I'/r, 
 dual ill/ 
 But th 
 as they il 
 pie, whic 
 crcuunci 
 
 Al 
 
 t»ke 
 
 of 
 
 I'nib. 
 
 Liberty, 
 thing to 1 
 Hands w; 
 anil in the 
 which thi 
 AS well : 
 Sou;.'! of 
 and be 
 
1 ib. I. Chap, HI. 
 
 / he Manners of the Cannibals, 
 
 iS^C. 
 
 13 
 
 wc<.t 't wiih. 
 
 
 
 inndv ')f ihr 
 
 
 
 it to run out 
 
 
 
 ciiniis Jewel, 
 
 
 
 lit, they ly, 
 
 
 
 /^l.-ccr, /!i 1.' 
 
 
 
 d accomr •''1 
 
 
 
 III .. ^'il 
 
 
 
 •igurcin the 
 
 
 
 CCS Iji'gan to 
 
 
 AOi 
 
 their Kvcry- 
 
 
 ;ntrc. 
 
 g of (.'.l/iT/.f, 
 
 
 tVx. 
 
 M.iUiv.i lie- 
 
 
 
 r\'.dor..tT';;^:- 
 
 
 ■ other Con- f„r,,{«i« 
 
 
 I'arts, as at '" 
 
 the t^-;"- 
 
 
 'iiiiii Ai'rius 
 
 
 rtJr, 
 
 i:.itni: firft to 
 
 
 # 
 
 In both ihol'e 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 t. Aiiil fo fa- 
 
 
 
 l.M;Ke. He 
 
 
 The n 
 
 the I'.inie ot 
 
 
 fl;on 
 
 I'.iris to the 
 
 
 
 uch, that ihc 
 
 
 
 rctVrr'il their 
 
 
 { 
 
 prinig a new 
 
 
 ';i 
 
 *o>tii'^jt('~/ on 
 
 
 ■• 
 
 theiii the Ar- 
 
 
 
 haung i!e., 1- 
 
 
 
 Tvi. i/c'.s, iioi 
 
 
 -**' 
 
 ntage. 
 
 
 i 
 
 ?ompkat 
 'om him 
 :tta, ^« 
 
 c. 
 
 iA Ships were 
 
 pes, ami put 
 
 miral. The 
 this Fleer, .1- 
 
 V wcr.. Pj.- 
 
 /. n. 1519. Ha/Utmi 
 
 Vo-A, and the <■"• °-"- 
 .al of time a- 
 ahiis, (which 
 iR to croft 
 fiiciilt Work, 
 :on, they held 
 ain oi iir/!liie, trifi^t. 
 crccs. They 
 I. and hither, 
 jnil) which is 
 
 well refrcdi'i! 
 gi.nd tlnre of 
 liinals outof, ,,„ 
 H'.ivirp. iiiaile 
 t'.i a Country 
 Vr.p'.e : '1 hry 
 Karons, iiiaile 
 
 V Bi'H'f, than 
 mighty Klllk Cinn''.. . 
 r none of our 
 
 th-.-ni. Here 
 1 fcvcn Ifiands 
 Leapues wide 
 > yielded them 
 k.Mii>> They j.,^^, 
 d, towar Kthe Mit;. 
 inds fo full of 
 ice they cou'd ^,^1, jr4 
 ? were a black, Pi-ns^^-j 
 er'd over with 
 L arni'd with .1 
 BiU 
 
 
 Bi'! like a Raven's. Tlicy maijitain thcmfelvcs altoge- 
 ther out of the Waters, eating nothing but H(h • For 
 which Rcafon, perhaps, thty might lie very lerviceable 
 in this Fleet niv.-i I'llh-Uays, if they were difpoi'd to ol>- 
 ferve ihn'i K .ili dt Sea. 
 
 Theirnext Advance was to 49 ' Dcgr. Scii'Ji I.ut. Here 
 they were iliut tip with h.ird Weather, and foa'd to tike 
 up their Xt'intei-Qjiarters. They had a iiiiferalile dull 
 time cm't at this place, feeing no living Cre^'.tuie, bit 
 thcinfelves, for a long time toperlur. 
 
 At la(t, to ;Mt an end ro the Sulitiulc, a ^eriain riiani 
 nf the Neighboiiripg I*a!i';. ran.c iijitogaethema Vilit : 
 A bri^k. )oilv, frcjlickfrme l-ellow, \ery merrily dilposil, 
 (inging and (lancing all the way as he can.e. Brmg fot 
 to the Haven, he It ood there, and threw Uuil iip'.n his 
 Hf-ad ; wh chthcy obferving, fent foin ailioar to hiiii ; 
 who making the like .Sil-'ns of Peace, i pon that All'urance 
 hccanie along with them to the Ship.witli. utany thing of 
 fear or fcruple. His Bulk and Stature wfis Inch, as 
 would lalilv allow him tlie Chnr.iiifer ot a C/ant ; the 
 Hcridof oncof their middk-'iz'd Men reachd bit to his 
 Waitc, and he was projiortionably big. His Body was 
 fornidabiy painted all over, vfpui.'lly li:s H.n.c ; liere 
 ^i"on'ofh'im were a couple cfStaggs di'.wn, one npon ea h Check, 
 ar 1 great red Circles aboe. hi^ Fits. llr. Co!i urs were 
 otic wife moftly yellow, only h.s Hair w.-:S done with 
 wh te. 
 
 For his Apparel, he had the Skin of a errain Bcaft, 
 clumiily lowed together ; but a Beaft a> itiange as that 
 was that wore it; every way un.irciiintable ; neither 
 Mule, -Horfc, nor Cair.el ; but foiiieih'fg of every one ; 
 the Ears of the hrft, the I'ailof thelecoi d, and theShaix: 
 and Body oi the bit. 'Twas an entire Su'', all of one 
 piece from Head to Foot ; as his Brealt and Back were 
 covvr'd with it above, fo his very Legs and Fict were 
 wrapp'd up in the fame beneath. The Arms that he 
 brougl't with him, were a (font Bow and Arrows ; the 
 String of the former was a Gut, or Sinew, of that mon- 
 fVrous Bealt ; and the latter, inftcad of Iron-heads were 
 tipp'd with Iharp Stones. 
 
 The Admiral made him Fat and Drink, and he en- 
 joy 'd himfcif very comfortably a :vliipboard, till he hap- 
 ren'd to peep in a grca' Lookinp-Glafs, that was given 
 him amongit other Tritles. This put him into a Fright, 
 that he could not eafily recover from ; the difmal Face he 
 faw there, ifar'u him iimtc out uf all Countenance and 
 Courage ; and he flatted back with ftith Violence, that 
 he tumWed a coupie of the iM-n that itood by h:m, to the 
 Ground. This was aSign th.it he was ihroighly and el- 
 fedlually frightmd ; but no doubt, the ih'...n that appear- 
 ed to him, will be thought fufficicnt to do it, if the fore- 
 going Dcfcriptioii be well conlidered. A Pair of great 
 Stagi'S with branched Horn.s, and the flaming Circles 
 dravvn about the tycs : Wbat Hobgoblin coud have a 
 worfe look than this •■ A l)a:mon's Face, in a Vizzard 
 Mask, with a Set of long Teeth, and a Nofe of half a 
 Yard, could not have more pfjwer over the Imagination, 
 and give a Mar, a worfe Shock of a fuddcn, than luch a 
 fight. However, th s Giant far'd fo well amongll them, 
 (nctwithltanding the Fr.ght by the I.ooking-Glals) that 
 quickly after they had the Company of more of them. 
 Particularly one came, and made himfcif mighty fami- 
 liar, carried it pleafantly, merrily, .ind vVith fo much good 
 Humour amongit them, that our l'.i.r perm were almolt 
 (at kail as far as they cou'd be) pleas'd with his Compa- 
 ny. He gave them a light of one of thole Bealls, whole 
 Skins they fo frequently wear ; but we have nothing of 
 any particular Charadcr of it added, to ji.llihe crdif- 
 prove the former Surmifes about it. 1 hey taught him to 
 fpeak and pronounce, prettv clearly, leveral V'ords oi' 
 their Devotion, as ;yV/,v;, /iie\U>i-, &c, Thcc imgof 
 which was (if duly conlider"d) an .AA of great CI ..rity : 
 For theic Giants, they fay, were horriivly pclter'd with 
 Apparitions, and lo wanted a Sett of proper Words, to 
 bid Defiance to tht'lc DilhirlKTs of thcr Quiet a. id Re- 
 pi'le : And if fuch Charms as tliefe vv ill do the Bnlinels in 
 /•.«>-/ r, there's noReafon why they Ihnuld not be as erf'e- 
 dfualin Ihrjile. 
 
 But the> leem to be very much to blame in ofTciing, 
 .as they did, to nvike Priloners of any of thoi'- wild Peo- 
 ple, which carried it fo fairly and civilly to thcio. To 
 circuuneiii them by .Stratagems, and cheat t'.iem of then 
 Liberty, when they had not (as far .is appears done any 
 thing to defcrve the Foifeiture of it. They fill'd t'leir 
 Hands with Toys, and little Th'ngs, that pleas'd them, 
 and in the n'C."r. time put Iron Shackles upon their 1 cics ; 
 which the Wretches thought were very fine Play-things 
 as \A..ell as the re!t, and were p'eas'd with the Ginglinp 
 
 ih';, 
 'u tlc- 
 
 and implor'd the Help of Srreks^m tii.it FvT.eiM'y 
 rry';i aioud f(,r his AililMiiC^, bi:t he did no' 1 
 liver •hem ; .\ml what Power it is t'lcy civctiiatNan-eto, 
 thcydienifilve* belt know. T^viciir hisl lelp in .MikT), 
 implied fume Noiicns cinciiv'd of his (Joodncfs and 
 Compairi.'U ; -md 'r;s m I til !>•.• imag'n'd, that tliiy won tl 
 •hu.scr.iveKelief of an Evil Spirit, that nsd to vcv and 
 
 own it, ■]'. 
 '. Foni -iiid A 
 '■■ople: ().■ 
 
 r v< ry 
 ■■jiicnr 
 ■■, "/i;h 
 1 J t ■- 
 
 b.u 
 
 
 allliilt ii,.T,i. h mill': 
 Ibni'.ge things, of I'oir.' 
 
 i> icai ..', ongft il'c.l-Peopie : O.'H.', ,<. I IUmt, 
 long i...ig Hair, tl . n< 1: ■;. out I'ne b. t'- h iin ,1 
 hmd. Bill are not ilie ^iaiifialii olt t, l.ui Fiju'v. 
 Iclves ? And is it not p,/i!iile tor ihcin m uillake 1 
 Shapes of oi.c .'noiii r t\'r :bi'ai!ii,.g cite ? Wc f. 
 one of them w.-.s U ared almolt out c f his U i- v 
 ing hisown F.ice m .iCj.-fs, a;,il ndgln nor ai.i,r'.. 
 as igly ns t!-ai do the bulwuf. as well •" 'T; ■ . ' 
 th.it the Power and Dt ;iiiiiio>i of .v il Spit'ts 's ' 
 extem.'ed in rhi-: 1 cvv. 1 Wi rid ; ilic Prino. , 01 il-r ■ 
 fond of i:npire, as v i il as thi fe ih.n are upon C i 1 ,:r.li, 
 and not 'ef. willing 'to I e fiire} to u, large tlie r'l i r're- 
 ries than they. But tis n; ; for r!ie Horn iir of the .Su- 
 preme Being, to le[p<..'!o v.;,y i.i,r;;c a ll,.irv of his li.- 
 herit.iiice in ihcir hai ,K ; to 1 ring them in, upon evuv 
 occalion, .' billing and Tvranin7!:ig over his Crc.itures, 
 and tinning ilie biygell pait of tlieC'-taton into a l\d- 
 lam, by p'a) ing all then. .id pranks in it 'h-itl-l.-l iil, frenzy 
 can infj'ire. 'I his K mis to be ,t very v arfeCciiiplen.cnt 
 to Infinite Wildoin and Coodnef. ; and, in ihort, an i Ic- 
 ncur too great to be allow ed to air, Beings tliat '.\xi- aclcJ. 
 by Pr.nciples of .Malice arid Wi kcdiiefs. ' 
 
 But to return to their other Oi-fervation'; .ibout tliefc 
 People 1 hey tell us that m, .\\ of them vv , .ir the Ih't.e lort Thtii Co,, 
 f. Apparel that the lirll they law .ippeard in; t.'i.ir is, tlie''i"S. '"'J 
 
 They like 
 'htm Fri To. 
 
 Skins of the fore-mentioned Beall'.' 'j hey go with their 
 hairlh.irt, yet that that is they tie up wiili a Cotton-lace. 
 '1 hey ha\eno rix'd Habitaiiuns, iiut certain Portable (.et- 
 tages.which they rcintnc tVom one place to ..ii'jthcr as their 
 fancy leads thrm ; .md liie very fame .Material's which 
 they ufe for the defence of their Bodies, they me alfo Lr 
 thedcfen.-e and covering of tl^fe Cottagcv. ' \\'li,u flclh 
 they eat tf.cy bellow no ceremonici of Dix'iiing upon, but 
 devour It juft frefh and raw as ir comes to their'liands '• bc- 
 lldes which, tluy h.iv; a certain fweet Root am.. ntiii them 
 fcall'd '■'"■") which is a conliderablc part of their feeding 
 ilkewife. 1 h.-y a. Id, that they are exticiiieiy lealovs of the:r 
 Women ; they don't tell us they law any of them, by 
 that me.ins to give the Men any occafi.m of awakening 
 that paliion 'ii themfe.'ves. 
 
 1 he PraClicc of Phyllck is rcduc'd into a very narrow 
 compafs amongit them, and takes in no nnre than Vo- 
 miting .-.lid I'hlelvotomy : Tiiefe two Kvacuations muft 
 anlwer all vaiieties of Cafes ,ind J\iipofes ; and where 
 this won't do, the Dileafe is imurable in that 1 anil. 1 heir 
 w/ay of bleeding is to give a good choj) with fomecdgc 
 Tool or other in the Pan that I alioiirs, be it ! cc or Arm 
 or Face, 'tis all one. But -ho' 'tis odd to ufe a Choppingl 
 Knife inlK-ad of a Lancet fir i--'^:\v Blood, vet 'tis worfe 
 to thruft an Arrow a Foot and .lif dovsm the 'Lhroat to 
 procure a Vomit : No doubt but us will prick the Fibres, 
 and fct a Man a i-.iching to fome Mrpofe ; .ind whereas 
 they I'ay It make-^ them mike ve ..,.|y, .ind bring up a 
 vaftdealof Choler an B'ood, 'tis very'lil-. v to be true, 
 and if the point of an Arrow thniR: down I'l far did not 
 draw PlcKjd from them, a Man wnu'd be ready to qvicftion 
 what fort of Metal their inlides were made'of. So that 
 upon this account, their Pradice may be yet nior.- con 
 pcudioufly fui.im'd up, and We may lay th^^.e People cui 
 a" ' "^ " ' 
 
 riti, d-<. 
 ncr.l. 
 
 .Sou;. 'I of them, till they found lio^v th.y weie'h.imper 
 •indbcv.-iy'd. But then 'hey ftli a Beliovving like Bulls, 
 
 m- 
 ... • . , - People cure 
 
 diftempers at one fingle operation, which is alfo Isoth 
 Vomiting and Bleeding at the fame time. Fr.m this way 
 of man.igingthcmfcbes, and thriving lb well upon't, any 
 Man will be ready to allow them a e, '-d llrength cfCon- 
 rtitution ; but it lei-.ns that of their I imbs .i asconfide- 
 rable too, of wliicii they gii e us this ir.ftain e : That when 
 they n^iade .he attempt of taking lomo of them Prifoneis, 
 oiie of them alone very near riF'd .he utnioft forces of nine 
 of their Men that were en'p!oy'd to Mailer h'ln ; and tho' 
 thev l,ad himdown. and bou'nd h.' h.indsrightlv, yet he 
 f''i ed h'.mfeif from his Bonds, and got li-'ofe'm fnight of 
 ;.': their endeavoui-s to hold hiin. And proportional' to 
 Ix'th ihcfe Arengihs, is that a'li) of their .Appetite ; one of 
 them eat up a u ho.'eliaskcr of Ship-biskc a- a Mtal, and 
 drank a Bowl (thcv oon't lav hcwfarg,, of watcr'at a 
 draught ; but any thing nf ihis l.m\ is iio: fo '"cry iiranpe, 
 conliiicring the luige Carkalfes the,- have to irai|-:ain'. 
 One thii.g ( f then (vv liich :s fimcthing lingular) Knot to 
 be omitted befofe we leave them. ; and thar is,tliat by rea- 
 foil ot the veheiiienr cold, ihey rTfs riicmr-Sves i x> fo 'cry 
 clofe and tight, th,".t th: (?cr.ita!s in the Men are not to be 
 difcovcr'd, lying hid tntiiely withiij their Bodies. Thtf 
 
 AdtJiirai 
 
 '\M 
 
H 
 
 The Manners oj the ladrones, err 
 
 Lib. 1. :hap7iri 
 
 W 
 
 'I 
 
 1' 
 
 
 
 Aiiiiiiral j'.wc rhcfc People ilv; Nanc rf V.ttjf^ms; and pave no riofpcd of .iny lU-liif. The Nccillc of their 
 i!' any ; M r!/;.T»jj fl.oiild .u a ■> liu'ero ainonpll thcin, Conipal'svaru-.l finictimcs, and ar others iiiovci fi, dully 
 
 '"■■'■■ "' '" ""■ ' '' " to .lift' 
 
 
 tili|! 
 
 •S'"- 
 
 '■H.*> frttr 
 •.1. Jlr ijU 
 
 .\: 
 
 thifc fi w k'oiiiii'i n wnriU iii.'.y lie uf loiiii' til-' m Jcilinp 
 with than. Thcv caII Hi-cad Ci/mc, Water 0/»', Maik 
 //(/iW, red f'i-.'i.'i', red Ciotll('/'.-(iM;': SetAf!nv\-\i'hcicule 
 arcilie N.'iii < oi'two IWinr> I'my pay a Relic'ous r^fi'i'd 
 to, ot wiiiih the lorn. er is the Siipieiiu-, the latter an In- 
 tcriour one ; Imt \viit:her iIkv are Pioj'er N.in'cs, or 
 only tlie 'lenis for a lii);her atid fulcrdituite PtAver in j'.c- 
 iKf.i' isnni (irtain. 
 
 ■| he Poll they (laid in all this while was rallM ''•"' 
 St, -^uu.i'i ; i.r wiiiih, .IS (,f the v\|ioleadiovii;np Com try, 
 thev took fuleiiui Piil'iellio;!, and let', a Cro'.s irei led in 
 tnl-en of It. "I'w.'s full tiie Mi :ull^ lh.it they cont'iniii-d 
 herein the Converlaiu.ii of tlule lailiartnis People, ."iid 
 ilie feclin;' of the iweh more eniel and. I'.\ere wuither. 
 It was the l>ei.''innin|'. of Oiiu'ci l.y tlia: time ihey j'ot i p 
 mthe C.^/'.- 1^ .'■.i.Milands, ami wire d.ta'ii'd fo lonp by 
 the Calms, that iliCY trade i'.lnnie time n 0.\-».lei 1 ;-fure 
 they cu{'^':\ the 1 inc. '] hen was -lie Si ii ijinte at, or ve 
 r% near tlit 1 ro;.~'i k of .7r/ci, and eorfe'iVenil) w.is ad^ 
 xaniini: back iigaiii tcwards the i ine auhe;. were ii'.oving 
 .Southward from u ; iii that h) thar time chcs eatnt down 
 M 19 ' depivrs of S, I atiiiide, iliiiijjs l>e(;.i,n lo icok with 
 I a Wintei liko ai'penrani e, and the hard Weatlicr tame 
 on apaie. 'I Ids term <:f Time e\j';i'd, they let out a^ain 
 and (ad'd to ', i deurees 40 nn/n;ie.s S. 1 atitiule ; here 
 t!K\ fiHin.i a een'crirnt Port, nml nut with i-.ovd Pro- 
 \ ifiurs of Viu'l, 1 ll. .'i-d fi-dli Wa'er. 1 hey hi pei'd an a' 
 n;tii!sp'aec a ni.nte; (I ivvo Months more, .ir.i\ ihen can.e 
 10 yi dei;rei s ,Sii;i!'.i I atitiuie, where thev lijdu rp<;n the 
 V!nirance into the Si'n'^-ii. Ilicy fi\;nd. them ahont 
 iicleapncs in lenjith, and as for the I'readth very e.ti. 
 certain; in fo'.'.ie liates veri v.iilc, 111 others i^ot more 
 than half a 1 caaiie o\er ; the I am! on 1-oih li'.les hij;h and 
 \inc\en, and the Mountain- eover'd with Snow. Whjn 
 thi V c.-.r.ie to the end of it, and found an .'pen paifauc into 
 ihepreai l\"ean. W ;;/i'.ih.-j was furj-r'z'd with a Jey that 
 exceeded rdl ih.eeommon biMiii's and m.. -.hires, for this 
 was the '■ip)'\ ihin^ he lookM tor, and now he was ;diic 
 I >deiii"i.rti-.MC liisSailin;; ro'ind by the \\\!l t) iheh.npe- 
 r.>\K rr/lii- ror. The Point nf 1 .ind from wliMiee he lirll fawihis 
 '■' '■ nioft deiiralile liph', he eali'd i.-i memory cf it (.'.if.- Dc- 
 
 lli-t.ito ; but it leems 'twas not fodefirahle to all the rcrt 
 of the company, for here one of the Ships ftole away 
 .-.T-d r,-ii''d homewards by her (elf. I'hcygoe a very goo<l 
 Chiravitcr of thc.Vo .-.\.;/'f j, f ,r alfordiiiK all the cunveni- 
 tncies of freili Water, Fiili, grateful fTrbs, Wood, fe- 
 iiire Havens, of which there are great plenty , and they 
 fay, arc almoin at every 1 cajines end. And thefe Advan- 
 t.tges are to be met vs-ith all o\er the ?or/;j/7/, and nor m 
 one or two partii I'lar plaees only ; there's none t'( the Ha- 
 vens b' ther nport) bit \sh.ii wili eir-.rtaiii 5011 with 
 both Pood and l-irir^j;. 
 
 They eiitred the I'.ia'jkk ^i" ', 'as they tall'd it) A'l/f. iS 
 A. I). 1 51". and in this wide rainbliri;.j Oie..n ihey laif.i 
 -; Months and r iJaysvviilniu light of land.- Tlie mile- 
 tics ;Iiey cndn ed for want o( I'lovilion, a c.o.d par: of 
 rP,s!.ite, were huh as are leldom heard of. I'he frefl. 
 W.i.Terihiv had al-cai I ftiink .in,l w.is \er;. loadifonie 
 all their Breail was pone, and nothinp left ro eat but Skins 
 and pieces i,f har>l 1 eather. N.atnre wid make any liiifi, 
 tho' ever fo hi i\'. and poor, ro bear her fell' out in a dillref 
 whcn'tis podiMe tobcuonc ; and the poor .Seamen hero, 
 .-atl;er than ftarve, tell very pieedil) 10 work iip.ai thoic 
 dry toiiitli piece-; of I e.aher thai were fo! led alxiiit the 
 Rores of ih'ir .Ships. Hut it being mipoiiil'ie to e.i"- 'hem 
 rill' they were fomc way foften'd and fitted for ehewmp. 
 I'.i.i Laid them aitrep in ihe Salt W.ner for fonicilays, and 
 th-n .r..ade the bert of them as lonj-, as they laltcd. But 
 ihe.i -i.^ain, what with this impure fort of fee.linp, whiih 
 was ]]. n and fcaiuy too. and the daily impoverifliiiient of 
 t' eir.''!' I'swant-np l-elier Recruits, their numbers 'Llfen'd 
 TjMct ', fomc died outricht, others fell into pirnnf; Siek- 
 n'-i^, 1: acrs had rheir (iunis iliac piew quite over their 
 Teeth on ever) li.ie ; by vshiih means, Leinp totally un- 
 .blc to ii.ana(;e tin fc toi-f.h foiids ih..v were forc'd to 
 teed upon, ili.y were pait all help, p.ni.[ lo miferably 
 ftarv'd to death. Their (,ii!y comfort m all ihel'c direful 
 I rcvimftances, was a ei nitaney ot lair and pood weathi r 
 The Winds blew them iiiioo'hly and peniiy a'on;', and 
 broke out into i.ochin!' fit a rai'inr. pit, all the while the) 
 were hus txpos'd ; the Sea m lalin and qiiit too, and 
 by this pot the Cclebr.ifed nan., nf i'.»e.;i.'i7;. .And how 
 happy was ir to be thus a: n ft to mi the Toi'sof a Stormy 
 Sea? Had l-'annnc .ind Ter pelts fotne touether, how 
 quiok'y would iluy h.ive been wearied one? Whither 
 wotf d the iliarte/d l-'h-cr have been toft, and what won't! 
 have become o( liie I)ifeo\cry of the Mohiica :- In all this 
 rime, they law ncthin;^ bui two uninh.alitcdlllands that 
 
 and irtepiilarly, that they were often fore il to .ninirc 
 and ipiicken it with a frelh touch of the I oadftonc. The 
 S:ii'i' I'Mc, they tel! us, has no remarkable S'tar near it 
 .as ihe North Ins : There arc two Chillers of lin.ili Stars ■'''"''■ ''" 
 (whiih appear more like Clouds than any thing elfc) and'""' 
 arc Up.ir.ared one from another at a linall dillanec; be- 
 tween thefe there arc a couple tf Stars nor vr rv !ari;c nor 
 briph.i, whiJi difoscr thcmfcUcs, b) the fmallnels 0'' the 
 Circle -he) du'ei le, to! e prcttv ncanhc Pole, atlcalt the 
 neari.ll of anv '.hat atedifeern.ble. 
 
 At thediltanie of lodepree, from the Si'i:il' P 'r, they ininJ< .v»»i'. 
 tell lis i,f an Kland of exceeding heipht call'd (.';'/i.!n^/i«, in »ml o 
 and at 11 depiees of anoth.-r as hi(;h, the Name of '"*''"■ 
 wh.di isii/m/i/'/. T hey fad'd in one Uiil] h at lead 4000 
 1 caputs, aid havinp made by thcT Reekoninp iiodepr. 
 
 I e,n','i;u.le fr(.m their hrit departure, at the tatne time they 
 toun.l ihey I'.re w towards the H.y.ii.ndi.i!. When they had 
 pafsM that I inc, ."tiid were got to i-j dcprecs Kcrt I ai. 
 they ilelipn'd for th- Cape call'd by the old Gcep'-at-liert 
 the (.'.iff or C. (/.•(■ 5.JO- ; but this tbcyriils'd, goirg'iipon 
 that old Aeionnt of the I at. of it, which places it'iherc- 
 abciKS, and came io iindcirtar.d afterwards that it lies in 
 
 II degrees. 
 a;. If/ i x\w\ came up with a parcel nf Iflands, Iking 
 
 then in 1 1 de);r. iVmt/i l.at. and 146 dear. l.on. In m their 
 lirft feitmp out. Hc-.e thev went alhnre to breathe and in.nd t* 
 litre ill .1 h-ile, aftu- all tlic fatipnes of their tedious i(/.n.j. 
 Vo) ape thro' the ''■<<:i:l' Sea ; but ihe thievilh People of ilicfe 
 IliaiiiK would rot let ihein be f]iiiet ; while ihey were re- 
 pol'tip tlumfehcs aihore, the others would be pilfering 
 .ind l^calii'p tilings otn. of the Ships, fo that 'twas iin- 
 P'o:lible to cr.joy their cafe in any meafurc, till they had 
 takm lirre courfe to deliver then^elves from ;hile un- 
 wearied Diftiirlicrs. So they maich'd wiih a fmall Party, 
 piytiy w.ll ArnVd, iipintixjiic of theKlanas, buriii fome 
 of thurllonUs, and kil'ed fome few ^ii them; but this 
 Correction, tho' it migl t awe them for the p. i lent, yc 
 could nor niei.d their c,d Temper and Difpjiition, but 
 they that y.-erc 1 hieees would be Thieves (till, and in 
 fjeghi 0* Swords and_(iuns, wou'd play the Knavcas be- 
 fore, vo;- which rcafin they refolv d to make no long 
 (lay there, but find out fome other place where they 
 might Reft with more fafery and c;uict. As for the Cha- 
 raiiter of this People and their Manners, they give us this 
 Relation : 
 
 Th.it there i.s r.otthe leaft appearance ot a.ny Order orThePmpie 
 Porai of Govrrnmciil amongft thcni. but ever/ Man !ivcs '^'^' '■' 
 .!> he lilts, and doi-s what s agreeable to his own han'onrfh''''cjh''nj 
 and inclination. Nay, confidcri"g how '.iiiivtrfa.ly that 
 Thicvinp, Cheating Difpolition pre\al's, 'tis next to im- 
 poifible there fiiouid W any thing (f ihav kind, for tlic 
 
 T< (Iff 1< in 
 1.1. ra.-ift'i< 
 
 i.l.lKl*. 
 
 if 
 
 governing part won d never fail to tr.-nfpn fs the I aws of 
 J uHice and Common Hoiiell) as much .'.s the rirt ; and 
 thelnfiriours would neier bear to be curb'd .and pnnilh'd 
 l'\ tliofe ili.it thev faw do the very fame things, and let 
 fuih an e.\airp'e before thei Kycs, So that the general 
 corruption of their Warners will neccHarily keep them 
 all upon a level, and cllab'ill, a perpetual Ar.ar hy amongft 
 thcm._ As far as appears, the Wen go ennrely naked, 
 not difeoverinp any thing of that common moddty which 
 obtains amongll i..o(t barbarous People to beftow fome 
 .ovcii;ig upon the Privy Parts; that diftindion indeed 
 ccafes here, all P.'.n.s being eoualy expos'd to view. 
 Their hair is verv b'.'ck, both on their Heads and Beards, 
 •he former being peneially very long, and reaching down 
 to iheir Waftcs. They anoint themfelvcs ail over with .he 
 Oil of the Coco, but their natural Complexion is Olue. 
 Ihey colour the leith black and red ; and fo;i,t of them 
 will wear a Ronne: made of the Pain -tree upon their 
 Heads. The Women are much better favourd than the 
 Men, .and (as their Se\ rcqiures) more modei't too ; they 
 all wear Coverinpi made of the inner Baik of the Palir- 
 tree, their Hair b'ack, thick and lonp ; and (as tiny fay) 
 ready to trail upon the pround. Ihey commcn.i them 
 for very careful indultrious Houllvviles, fpendinp 'he- 
 time at a much k-ttcr rate than the Mm 'io, for whdlt 
 thefe are pilfering abroad, the others arc making Mati 
 and Nets of the Pahr.-trec .r. hone ; but of both (i'd.es rhe 
 Work goes to the furnilhing of the Houle. Tl-.eir Houfes 
 arebuih ofTuilier, cover'd over with Board,s and large 
 Pip-lcavcs, and diUmguiO.'d into ."everal Apartnii:HSi 
 their Reds are the Pahi'-Mats laid one upon aiioiher, a.id 
 the leaves of tlic fame are in(h-ad of Slucts and Blankets. 
 They have no weapons Uit Clubs and long Poles, upon 
 vvhicl. they put heads of horn. 1 heir fucding is upon 
 Coco's, Bei.ana's, bigs of a hards lei.gtii, Siip'ar Canes, 
 Fowl and flying Filh. Their Canoes arc pretty odly 
 contriv'd and patch'd up. that thev 'il fail with then; at a 
 
 ♦sry 
 
 u-ry gre. 
 I;aii-lia 
 ufc a lar 
 they wil 
 rheSiim 
 white, oi 
 like. T 
 •hiiig tlia 
 When ill 
 'lieir Ar 
 tirroiiph, 
 pull th.i 
 hands, Il 
 after all 
 would i( 
 at iluni ; 
 their ( ai 
 to behole 
 ,\.r. , /' 
 which is 
 I hey we 
 lint well 
 delica'.e I 
 white Ci 
 
 >?.'■ ' 
 
 Illanos ea 
 
 '■"•■'■■' Him are. 
 
 in their C 
 
 at their i 
 
 PreU nts o 
 
 and prom 
 
 Sii^ce tH 
 
 to ll.ew I 
 
 by which 
 
 is, and he 
 
 •' '" nill: d out 
 
 ' ,;■■;■ like a 1 ; 
 
 Wine. Oi 
 
 S.iwce) V. I 
 
 T'ree it fel 
 
 1 hey cut 
 
 fallen on r 
 
 win eh drti 
 
 pearance, 
 
 tity of till 
 
 their Cocr- 
 
 I'niit (wi. 
 
 rinds, the < 
 
 and full o 
 
 all the Corel 
 
 there IS Ai!(: 
 
 rably thick 
 
 as a nmed) 
 
 kernel, w!ii 
 
 it has a p 
 
 when 'tis di 
 
 ct thiskeriii 
 
 rer, and of 
 
 loiiHtimcs t 
 
 Wlitr rhey 
 
 in water till 
 
 boil it into : 
 
 water expe 
 
 into a Vine 
 
 mix the ker 
 
 the cavity c 
 
 make a got. 
 
 common I' 
 
 they arc n 
 
 hold outvei 
 
 lain a batiiii 
 
 provided tl 
 
 I'een draw I 
 
 recover a pa 
 
 i.uet.ilicn. 
 
 as tlKV will 
 
 Hut to r 
 
 I 'hi' them: Acer 
 
 more Provil 
 
 n iliarty ai 
 
 invited the 1 
 
 I illy inviti. 
 
 (inn bc'np ' 
 
 a tr.;!nt. tha 
 
 j'ood Word 
 
 .ii-ain, and 
 
 out of the w 
 
 of no verv 
 
 ■nets. Iht 
 
 Cinnamon, 
 
 .:*-,".v.-;« -i'-'*-. 
 
 i 
 
 .<^?:v<:,;. 
 
 ..;..«>);, ♦'»' V .J" 
 
Lib. 1. 
 
 CocOv <src. 
 
 15 
 
 ^^ttth Fit 
 Strirl. 
 
 (if their 
 d fo diilly 
 
 10 infbiic 
 inc. The 
 ,ir noar it 
 liinliStar? 
 
 I lie) and 
 nntej W- 
 \ !ai;i;e nor 
 K'K I.'' llu- 
 ar Icalt tilt' 
 
 P >, tl.cy in^nJ. \„«^ 
 i:'.;<.:usl<u, *" ""' ' ' 
 Nanio off"*'" 
 
 lead 4o»jo 
 
 ; ilo dcpi'. 
 
 L-tiimtlu'y 
 
 :n they had 
 Ni^ith 1 ai. . 
 
 Icofapl'.ers 
 
 poirp, upon 
 
 les it tlierc- 
 
 lat it lies in 
 
 iniN, Iving 
 . In in their 
 lueatlie anil i(i,r,j u- 
 icir tedious rf""" 
 I'lc vt'thefc 
 ey were rc- 
 l^e pilfering 
 : 'twas iin- 
 ill they had 
 111 ;hdc iin- 
 luiall I'arty, 
 liunu fome 
 111 ; Inn this 
 p.ilVr.t, ii' 
 ijiition, but 
 IHIl, and in 
 ^na\eas bc- 
 ikc no long 
 where they 
 fur ihc Cha- 
 ' give us this 
 
 ly Order or The Pfiplf 
 r-Man'ivcs^''''''-', 
 AviihanourihiirCuftoir.. 
 (I'faJy that 
 next to iin- 
 iiid, for the 
 he I aws of 
 rert ; ansl 
 I pnnilh'd 
 , and fet 
 the pencral 
 keep them 
 hy airiongft 
 irely naked, 
 lelly which 
 ftow foinr 
 iYion indeeil 
 to view, 
 and Beards, 
 ichmg do.vn 
 with die 
 (,n 11 Oli\e. 
 lie ot' thtin 
 iipcn their 
 1 d than the 
 It too ; they 
 the Palm- 
 as ihiy fay) 
 mirend them 
 tending thc:r 
 for whiUt 
 niakir.g Mats 
 ht.th fuies rho 
 l-.wr Hoilfei 
 ds ai.d large 
 Apartnie:its j 
 another, and 
 .ind Biankctb. 
 I'olcs, upon 
 .-diiig is upon 
 Siuar Canci, 
 pretty odly 
 iih then; at a 
 tcry 
 
 tv-' 
 
 of ii 
 
 * 
 
 3t 
 
 ury great rare; tin Sails of them are niadc of broad 
 [;an.-;iaves lowed Kipahoi- ; ii Itead of a Rudder they 
 life a large Board w itii a Jiiari at the top, and may, when 
 rhev will, make lie .St.Tnihe loivcaiUe, or the ForeMltle 
 •lK■ Stern ; ili.y a.e .liwavs paiir.ed over iithrr blark, or 
 tfdiiie, nr red, loine one eolniir, and fonie another, .nsthey 
 hki^'TlKfe l\i.ple ar,- iviehuly taken with any I ink- 
 •hiiig that s new aid agreiibie to thei.- ehildifti humour : 
 When the \/vh;',i../j had wiuiiuled Uveral of them wiili 
 'iieir Arrows; nay, pureed iheiii aliiolt ihroiit'h arid 
 iliroupli, rhefe Uinc, itraiute tluinis ro them, they wou'd 
 pill thiiii mil of liieir woui.ds, and ho'd them m then 
 l.aiids. Ilaringat theiii till they dropt down dead. And 
 ,ifier all, ilio* ihey had been lb rough y liamlled, yet they 
 would forovthe Sh:ps astliev were goii.g away to gare 
 atiluni ; lii that tlie> li;id at onetime a matternt if o of 
 till it Canoes predii'g about ihem, as near as tluy could, 
 to behold thofe •.M.i.d.rfel Con'ri\.-,nees. 
 
 ,V.v.i/ihc icth, they laiuled upon the llland of '/-'W'.', 
 which is jo 1 eaiius trom he l.,:Aiir' ; and ihe next dav 
 iliey went all;ore .at lliin.niiu, m Ifland i.ot^ inliabind, 
 iiiit well dvKnii g to be fo. Here they loumi .Sj'nrgs of 
 di'ica'e e'ear w.ater, .iliuiuhmeec f I'ruii Trees, l. old and 
 white t'lral : The Admiral called it th. /'."'.' if "o tl 
 Syi:. 'I'he liil'.abrants of fon;e of the neighbouring 
 Ilfands e.ime upto them not long after, al'eop!.- of nn.eli 
 Huiiar.ity .ind pond I 'ifpoliiion, \ery fair and friendly 
 in their Carnage, atul appearing to bemightv well pleas d 
 at their eomiiig amof.glt them. They eaine ladm with 
 I'rel'ents of bilh, and the W'lne u ade of the Coco-Tree, 
 ai;d pi'omis'd other I'rovilions in a little time. 
 
 Since the Cocn-Wmc is miniion'd, it nay not be .itnifs 
 to ll.ew tlie variiais L tes thele People put ihat bruit to ; 
 by which It will appear, how wry leniceable a thing it 
 is, and how n;.iny of the Convmieneiis of 1 ite are tiir- 
 " riill; d out by it. The Coco is the I'Vuit t fa certain T r.-e 
 '7' like a liate, and fvippliis them at once with I'nad, 
 Wine, <.''il aiul Vin par; and (belides all this bond and 
 Sawce) with Phylick'^oo, Th;.' Wme is d.r.ank fioin rhe 
 Tree it felf, bui' aU the relt are made from ihc bruir. 
 Ihey cur ort' ftnie p.irc of a branch of the Ifcc, and 
 fallen on to the remaining piece a pcfjd large Reed, into 
 which drt ps a 1 iquor like Wliiie-wiiie, in colour and ap- 
 pearance, and of a talte graiefuUy tan. A good quan- 
 tity of ilns thus drawn forth, and put up in a Velfel, is 
 their Cocr-Wiiif, without any farther pnparaiit-n. 'J he 
 l-riiit (which is as big as a Man's Head at kail) has two 
 rinds, the outernioft of which is green, two ringers rliick, 
 and full of llnnps and threads ; and of thife they make 
 all the Cords they ufe .iboui ihe.r Ho.ais. I 'nder this rii^d 
 there is another, or rather indcid a lliell, being conlidc- 
 ral)ly thick and hard , rhis 1 lur.t and puhenz'd, is iis'd 
 as a remedy forfeveral ili'.Knpei'.. Next ro this lies the 
 kernel, winch 's whirc, and of ih 'l''rkmf; of a ringer ; 
 ',! ins a pk.alirg talle, alnioll uke an Alnond, and 
 wKii 'tis dried they make it into Bread. In the n.iddle 
 of this kernel, there is a hollow full of a pure limp'd wa- 
 ter, and of a very cordial ar.d refrcil.ing nature ; it will 
 loiiHtnnes ccngtal, and lie like an Igg witiiiii the ll.ell. 
 When they would n akc Oil, thev leave the breit .i (Ici p 
 in water rill it putrihcs, and thai fet it over the fire, and 
 boil it into an Oil. And the Vinegar is only the fine 
 w-ater expcs'd tor (on, e time to the Sun, which turns it 
 into a Vinegar lik..' that i.f 'White-Wine. I alliy, Ifihey 
 mix the kernel topeiher with the waterthat s .odgid ;n 
 the civiry ot it, ,ind rlun (train it through a Cloth, the-, 
 make a good Milk of it. Ihe Coco-Trees refcmble -he 
 eoniiiicn Date-Trres in all other things but this, Ti-.at 
 rhev arc not !■' rugged and knorry as thcv an-. '1 h-.) 1! 
 hold outvetv well lor, Year, and two of them will n.aiii- 
 tain abamiiy oi -en People with Wine very handloiii-.-lv, 
 provided they be tiled bv turns, and each Tree hav ng 
 been drawn feven or eight days, be allow'd as n an\ to 
 recover again before any itxjr fie taken trom it t 'Mils 
 e.u-et.akcii, fueh a nuiuK-r of People nay dnrk as nueh 
 as thev will, and the Trees wiU bear then- tint m it. 
 Rut to return to the Cci.ccms betwcer ihc People and 
 •'^''thcm: According to their I Vomile thov lame again wiih 
 more Provilit ns and cn-<r'd into a farther degr..-e of fi- 
 niiliarr.y and friendly Correfpondenec with thcni ; tliey 
 invited the Adnvral into their Parks, and were ret .po.- 
 i dly inviti.l abo.ard thi- Admii-ai's '^Ivp, wlier^ a gre.ii 
 (inn be'iig kt ott to tntcrt.iin them, n putlhun into fueh 
 a tr.-nit. that thev were all ready to ieap oyc r-l->oard, bin 
 ;,un,'. Words ar.d I'reieir.s brought ihcm to thcmfclves 
 .iraiii, and with nmch ado they w- r ih rlvvaded to keep 
 lilt of the wail r. TheXame of rhe r illand Vi'as t;„ : ■,,, 
 if no verv great con pals, but n-r.'ulerable tor its Pro- 
 i.nCls. Ihey had all manntr of Sr C-S in their Barks, 
 Cinnamon, Cicves, Nutmeps, Cinger and Mace, and 
 
 fcvcral thing* made in Gold ; all which they carry up 
 and down for Mrrchanilizc. I hcv were without Ap- 
 parel, but yet drcfsd at a more collly rate than the /■»,- 
 pc/'iis that had it ; they had 1-arings of (lold in i ach far, 
 and fieial Jewels faUen'd with pieces of (iold to their 
 Arms: Helidis, ihey had Daggers, Knives and lances, 
 that Were all very rieh'y pan ilh'd wuh the lame Metal, 
 lint rho' ihy had noiliing of any Varmint on, yet they 
 had fomcrhing of a < 'ovi linp bet'orc, and that a fort of 
 Cloih very iiigenioully ii-adi oi : of the rind of a certa.n 
 Tree 'lar cnjws antiipd ihin. 'I he n.oll eonlidernb.'i.- 
 Men an- diltinguidi'd from the cri.iiifn Ion 1 y apiece 
 it Id ken Nn.dk vsork wra] p'd about iIm ir I leails. They 
 are grofs btidii d, broad, .iiii! will ft, of nn C>li\e (. e- 
 lonr ; and ihii blue liny maintain In acor.ltant Innncln !i 
 ol ili'.ir Bcdie- With the 0\\ of the Coeu. 
 
 'I'lii-y depirted fuin thisKle, M-f / l:. 'I.". \'i\, 
 and ibreCb.d their Coiirf: betWvUi the W. and S W. fu'- 
 mpbeiweui the Ifles C.n,-. , /i«/,. ;,i^. ,->-, Hii:ij]in, and 
 
 M- (I iS. They c.m.e to the Iflc of !h!l-i'.i>i (1) ■ the '; 
 King ofwhiih.and the Prince hisljon, ;..ivc them honou- 
 rable b'ntcri.iinment, togethtr with g< od Qualities of 
 
 d and S|'iies. .The Admiral prelentcd the King 
 
 Cold 
 
 tvyo Velisr (Cloth, one red, atid'theithi r >tl!ow, m-.ilc 
 .liter the I rk fh Fallion : and fome of his Coi rtiers with 
 Kniv.s, (d.iir-s, and B-.-ai's r^( Cr< !1.,1. His V..-;':';.y w.in 
 terribl) fright ned at the l)i|ch.irfenf a Piece ..fCJ.diance, 
 ami as nnuli furnr'H'd to frc one of the ." ' " in Ar- 
 inonr, lalh'd witli naked Swijrds, v ii!-ont r.-cei- ii ;- .-n/ 
 harm. But he wasiiuich more eoi f- ikie.: at r'-e .vi.-.guk. 
 of the Compafs. a;«' to hear that t'-e lia-. found their 
 v^a\' thni'rhe \videC)eean,le the DircCtioi *' tliat. The 
 Admiral fent two of his Company all.i ar a!.-.-p with him, 
 of whiih ?;r . I \- r.s f;;-e. When tlu ;, v.- .-re 
 
 kinded, the King and his .'.•.t.iidants, all lifted ,p Jieir 
 Hands to Hi aven, and then towards tlic two Chriftians ; 
 in which Ciremoii) thif.- alf; followed them: And this 
 Ciiftom they obl(.-r\ed m Urinkinp too. His Majcfly's 
 Palace was hkc a bla\-l -I'e, lon r'd w-irli l\,;,ii ,i]i,i Fig. 
 !'.-a\es, mounred lb high epon great Timber-poll'-., thac 
 they w ere kiri'eil to ufe I .ulders to get in. Tho" they are 
 no Chriltians, yet at their MeaN they always make the 
 Sign ot the Crof;, (itting in the fame man.ier with their 
 Legs as Taylors do. At Nipht,in(lead of Candks, they 
 burn the Cnm of a certain Tree, wrapp'd up in Palm- 
 leaves. Ihe King and Prince having er.t< rtain'd them, 
 each in their feveral 'm) I'al.icc, and p^iven them Nob'e''"' T*" 
 Prefents, difmifv'd them ; but not without ikw admirati- (]'',', ''",|,j 
 on, ai (1 a Hmi perfualion now rooted in thiir .Mind;-, th.it ni. -icj. 
 :hcy were above the Rank of common Mortal-, having''i"'"- 
 Icen fo many i'.rarge ihinp; b'^ them ; and efpecuiliy .';'- 
 Y'cri i\ Writir.p.and Reading w ii.it he had written, which 
 were Myll cries they could not coinpreher.d. 
 
 In the Idcof llu i u-ii, as tiny titled the F.aith of a cer- f'-myof 
 tain Mine, they found great Lumps of Gold, fome as big ''"'''' 
 as Nuts, others as large as IZpgs ; of which Metal were 
 all the King's Domeltick Vedels ir.ade. 
 
 The King himfelf w-as a \er) comely Pcrfon, his Hairrho Kinf of 
 bl.'iik and long, his Complexion Oliie; liis Body per- "•'"••'"■ 
 turn d with l\K eel Oils, of Storax and Bcnj.uniii, and paint- 
 ed with di\ers Colours. He had Rings of Gold in his 
 bars, atid on i \ er\ Finger three : His Head \v„s wrapp'd 
 with a Silken Veil, and a piece of Cotton wrought with 
 Silk aii.i Gold, cover d Ins Body to his Knees. He wore 
 a long Dagger by his (ide, with a Haft of (iold, and a 
 Scabbanl i.f fair carved Wood. His Country, it feeir.s, 
 IS fo rich, that one o( ins SubieCls ofi'jr d a Crown of 
 Wafly Gold, with a Collar, for l^^; Threds of CryllaJ 
 Beads; ii the .-Vdmiral would not permit fueh Bargains 
 ■is thcfe, that they miplit not appear lo be too fond and co- 
 vctrus of their Gold. 
 
 The People are of .inactive and fpntely Nature -, the The NiiivA; 
 Ml II quite naked, except a Ctneringof Paint : But the 
 Women go I let hed from the Walte downwards, and both 
 wear (.olden Far-Rings. They are alwa) s i 'v.-wing W- 
 ic , and lav, the) can't li\e without it. This is a fort 
 of Fruit like a Pear, cut iiiQiiaiters, and rolled up in tlic 
 1 eaves of a Tree (call'd * I'rte.:-), which are almoll like '"' "'"''■ 
 Ba\ -leaves. 
 
 .As forReligiousRit-js, they h.id no other inufcaitiongft 
 tlieio, but onl\ to hft up their Faces, and Joined-hands, 
 to 1 !e,v. .. n. and call upon their God ..'..* . The Admiral .ifeVuMi. nr- 
 caiif d a Banner, in v huh w-.ts the Ponrrraiiilure of -.he J«» ' B'|'"<--'. 
 Cn fs, and a C rovvii of Thorns, with Nails, to be bro-j'^ht *''[Jl.J,j^i°J 
 firth, and pubiickly Rcverci.c'd by all his Men. in .he 
 K.rg's Piefence ; telling HiMMaicll\, it shoulu b; fet up 
 in lomc high Mountain in In- i^ounirs . not orb tor a 
 Token of good tnt.....antr.i.iii to Clirntians ai th<i: pi.ice, 
 but alfo for his own, and Naiion's Sccuncy, and Defence ; 
 
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 iTi'.-pdihtp. 
 Th.' 
 
 full c it tl\cv lUvomly friv'il to it, 'iwouM intallibly pro- 
 tidt thiin t'rnin the Milchif ts ot' liphtninj; ami Icmpi-lt. 
 . s will iis tiom otlior tvils. 'Ilus tin- pom rrimi pro- 
 iiiis'il to ilo, knowing no batcr.amlf'lail to Ik IniUltiuliJ 
 tiom TliunitcrlK)lt>. 
 
 Dip.ininp from licmc. tlu< K'ng'> Pilots br 
 to the lllis of ^ii.'i, V''"'- '^''./Z'"''. .111'! ' I 
 wliicli >('/•"' IS iIh- lull, .inil lins tilt W\ I'r.iiU' 
 /iiuthcy found Oops, Cits, Hofs Hens, doals, iWv, 
 'riinC.iT, CmiH. Myll, I'.initkc. H.irUy, Im^n, OiMn(',cs 
 W.ix, ,iini(ioia,in (;if-n Itoiv. TlusIlU- lies m y ' IK'^r. 
 lit /N. 1 ut. .1111.1 I'i UiKi- "' lonpiimlf, from tlit lirit 
 •Si.ipr. 
 
 ■Jliiv (l.iv'ii Ikti- f.r'.'t D.UA, .111! then f.iilinp lo tin- 
 N. W.iMlVa 1>V the lil>s -^yiiui, Itiv/, i.'X'U, iUvt-.t , 
 .iiul C.i'ii!' .1' . In wliiili l.ilt lllc, tiKTC .-.tv H.its as hip as 
 hap!is, aiiiltlut taltf, uliin ilixis'.l, like .i lien : 1 lure 
 are .illo Sroik-DoMs, I niiK-Dincs, Pop.iij.iys, .imi a 
 lerMin 1' It of Idwl like .i I leu, wliiili luve Imle 1 lurtis, 
 .iiiii l.iy their lipi'.s a Cubits ilepili in ilie Saiul, where the 
 5\in'>hi'at Hatches thcin. 
 
 I'Vnm.M /y.iH.i foC.i'f^/M»;, i- .ilioiit lo I eagucs lailinp 
 to the \VeH,.inil fiom C.ilr^l-n. tn X^iihur al'imt \o 1 eapiies ; 
 to will, h thev now Hii i-i!b'\l then umrfe, \\i\ inp the Com- 
 pany olihe King of Mrll III.1 aldiu; with them. 
 
 w'mi'?, aloiit N"i^n,iliey eiiticil ti.el'orr (if T^^niur^ v , 
 .ind C'-in.ng ne.ir ihe City hi off all their gnat Cluns, 
 \s'h:(h put th.it p'arc into a \ei \ ptut cunlUTiiatiiMi. Hm 
 all that ai'l'iilHiihon i^f d.uifei fumi the .Ships was (jiiickly 
 rcmo\M, I v .heenming of their Aml-alfulor loilw 'i own, 
 who atr. iM the Kirp, ihat 'tw.i^ eullonuiry with them to 
 rlifcharpc their Canmm whenever they lame inio any 
 great Tens; and that 'twas apkccof Ke(iv.it thcj al- 
 Avavs pa;d to the I irds and (>n\ ernoiirs of 1 owns. I le 
 told him how mighty a Prince tJicy were Servants to, ,ind 
 rhit rhcr diligr w.Vs to tinil ont the M^lm.-.is : '1 hat ilii.\ 
 rnlv came to vifu him In the way, h.arinpol hisbamelv. 
 thcK'.ng of MclJii.es, and dclircd him to gr.uit them 
 Vidiials fjr the Commodities they hadbri iii;hr._ 1 he 
 King i'ld them welcome, hot told ih^-,n, 'twas a Culfoi.i 
 there, for ail Ships tlut cane, to pay Tribute, and that he 
 expelled the like Acknowledgment from tlKin. This the 
 AmbalTidorpofKively reliired, telling him, That his Ad- 
 iiiiral was -.he Ser> ant of fo great a King, that as he had 
 never \et, fo he vvou'd not now begin to make that Ac- 
 knowledgment to any Prince in the World : And withal, 
 rh.it if he vs I 'i:'d Accept of Peace offerd to him, well 
 and good, if not, he ll.nn'd qvdikly ha\c his hands full 
 of the W.ir. A certain Afoo', that flood by, told the 
 Kir.g, That ■.iui'e were the (■'i''fiii;Hi'^r tha. h.ul Con>iuer'd 
 C ileal' and .M:..:.c.r, and therefore Adviled him to have a 
 care how he prouik'd them. I'pon this coiiruleratuui, 
 the King com hided to refer the Matter to his Council, 
 and to gne them an •'.nfuer the next day, finding them, 
 in the r.iean while. Wine and Viilbals. 'I'he King of 
 MelfMi.i, who was a very potent Princf, went all.i-ic, and 
 aifted very Generoiifly, on that behalf, with the King of 
 ;^(/>uf : The elfert ol which wj\ 1 hat the King, inflead 
 of Demanding, was now ahm It i\.\dy to \ieldtopay 
 Tributi himfclf; which they not at .;!! iiifiUing upon, 
 but only dclinng liberty toTr.ido, lie cheerfully gr. nted 
 it, ottering to Sell the Covenant of Peace and briendlTiip 
 with his blind. After this, the King of MjTu'u, the 
 King of ^ii.'.'i', nnd his Ntphcw came »board the Ad- 
 I'-.ii.il, brotighi him Prcfenis, and crnfirni'd the league. 
 
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 !«.■ vt, the 
 r.hr.ft, 11 
 
 The Rirg 
 
 l..,.vl ihit 
 fltftro)* lOf 
 W.'uln. 
 
 The Adnvral perfwaded them to embrace the Chnjiian 
 F.uth, which I hey did with exceeding Jo\ and Pleafure, 
 being ail afterwards P.nptiz'd This example of the great 
 Ones infliicncd the whole llland, fi that C/''-W<iwi'v w.a.s 
 t fniverfally receiv'd 'here. Wh'.-n they came to the Ci:y, 
 they fonnd the King in his Palace, hitmg upon a fort of 
 fine Mat n'ldeof Ui;e-leaves, iiaviiig no manner of Ap- 
 parel but a ii77ii'.:/i',." Cotton about hisWalte. About 
 his Head he had a Veil o\' Necdic-work, and about his 
 Neck a very coftly Cluin; .asal'.o Itarely jewels in his 
 tars. He had before hiin fcveral /v.. -(•/«;. cVelii.ls, fomc 
 with F.ugs, and others full of Ua-c-Winc. '1 he Prime 
 Pmcrtair.'d them likcwife at hjs Pa ace, and for their 
 Divcrlirn made his Daughters Sing and Oance naked be- 
 fore rh-m. One of the s'p.mi.v.i: d\ inp, they defued leave 
 of the King to bniy him in his 1 .Mid : To vs I'.i h the King 
 replyd, 'Ihat lince he, and all his molt ecttly things, 
 wfrc at the King their Malhrs devotion, much more 
 ft-ou'd a few Foot of his ground be lb, in affording a 
 Unrial-Plnceto on? of his S'lbje'^^'^ 
 
 '(hele People exercifc Jufticein their Dealings with one 
 tmothor. keeping clofc to the Ufe of Weights and Mea- i 
 fires. Th'-'ir Houles arc inade of 1 imber rais'd high up- 1 
 on Pofts, fo that the. goupby Stairs to them. The' talk 
 of » certain tort of Water-Fowl in this Country, „,, big as ] 
 
 .1 Crow, whirh thev tall l.uj^h.in, which thf Wlialr« 
 llmicrimes fwallnw dnwn alive, and ha\e their Hesrti 
 eaten up by this Bird ; by which means many of them 
 arc kill d, and the Hird is atterwards found .ilive in the 
 Carkals of die Whale. Ihe Skin of this Ii.wl is b'ack, 
 Pilots brought them I iut the lledi good. '1 he ^p.tnii'.iiii had \er\ aiUaniajeoiis 
 ol I Rmerng with ihefe People, the: giving them 1 1. C./'i of 
 1.1 A/.'i-|tiii:d enrv one of which i* a Ducat and halt! for 14 
 pound weieht ot Iron , belides, .ill imKot Provilions t'.ir 
 very inioiilidrrablc tulles. Tlii.' baiiti/ing of thele Prin- 
 ce- fwlio had before embrac' I iiuiij: niii') was peiforiiiM 
 w'.ih very g.eai S. .leuiniiv, the (Itilii.inie lieiiie ill dil- 
 iliarg'd; which ilie Admiral told the King of before- 
 hand, to prev.nt h.sbemg Inrprizd. I'hc King of y,/,„ .,.|,.|.„,, ,. 
 was n.iiiiedi 'M. /.•-', and the Prince reuHihimic , the for- Biin.i'f " 
 iiiei ot thi'le Names beiiig. ilu hmperors, .ir.d the latter 
 his Urotliers. The King of M.IJ.11..1 was named Jcli , 
 and tlie great A. . ..iVi' Courtier C/i;//()/i/ri. Betides the 
 Princes and i;icat Men, there were ^00 < f a more In- 
 teruii.- K.iiikliaptiz'd at the fame time. All their Idols 
 «tre biokeii, .-.lid the Cri'f- I'l' up in divers places, which 
 tlie,-\dmna! engaged them to pray very devoiitU before, 
 Morning and Fvening. 'I he Qiieen was liaptiz'd too at Tivtj- - 
 the lame ime, with 4 of her 1 .lilies, and her D.iiigiuer '^■' 
 the I'nnces Wite. She w.i. young and handlonie, her 
 Kody cover d with awhiteCloih, and her I lead idorn'd 
 vMih a Init of a 'Iriple-Crown maile of Dau-leaves. 
 .AfierMaf, was ended, the King and Ccnirt iliiud in ihe 
 Admiral's Ship, inHmiourot whom all the great Ordnance 
 were difchargcd In S dajs time, molt of the I/land was 
 licome ('•lijii.m, except one Village of Idolaters, who 
 wou'd not obe\ the King's commanil in ihis M.iiter ; thi; 
 'ifiniaul! therefore burnt the Village, and erru'led a 
 Crols upon theRuines of it. And tolhew the I'ood and 
 ad'iar.iagunis etfeOf s of Clrijliniiiiy amongll tlule People 
 that had embrac'dit, they pretend a verv miraculous cure 
 v.as vvioiight upon the King of vi.'';(f's liroiher upon las 
 lecenini! Baptifm. "Ihe Admiral, it feems, pawn'd Iiis 
 Head tor his immediate recoierv. if lie wou'd lulnnit to 
 this Sacred Rite, and break all Ins Id: Is. And ihey fay, 
 that the Adiiiiral did lave his P.ivm., the Prince perfc(Sly 
 recovering of his Malady. And belides this, that this 
 Miracle lirought in a vait number of Converts, and oc- 
 cafion'd a tearful delhuiition of Heatlicniliii, Altars and 
 Idols, all iboui in the llland. The People of thislfland, 
 inftcad of Coin, pay the King their Stated Tribute in 
 Victuals. 
 
 Not far from y''''" lies the Iflcof Maihnn («', the In- (0 •^'■'"^" 
 ha'oitaiiis of which go quite naked, except a flight Co- 
 vering upon the Pu.tciid.i ; at which Part all the' Males, 
 both great and frail, ilo hang certain goUlcn Kings, per- 
 forating the Skin f. r that purpole. 'Hiey take as many Tht r.opit 
 Wives as they p'cate ; one 1 t wlii'h only hastlic Sove- 
 reignty iif the Houle. They ul'e very o'dil Ceremonies 
 m their S.-.critius to the Sun. '1 hey begin with ringing 
 Bells; then iliey fpiead a Cloth upon the ground," on 
 which arc la ceitain Planers with 1 loiiev, Rice and roaft- 
 ed Fille-. 1 he S.icritice they offer is a Hog, and the Ma- T'"' ' ''' ' 
 nagers ot the Ceremony are two old Woiniii, who ling'''"' 
 and dance abi-ut the Animal, and found Irumpets made 
 of Reeds. 1 l.ey mumble out cenaiii Prayers to the Sun, 
 and ,ifier Ic eral antick and ridiculous (lelturcs, they pour 
 out a Cup of Wine upon ihe Hog. Cine of the Vene- 
 rable Prieltclfes (trikcs the fatal blow with i I ance, and 
 then puts n li';hted 1 amp into the Creatures mouth, 
 which continues burning ai, the time if the Ceremony. 
 Ihe uther dips the Rced-Tr,niipet in the Blood, and with 
 her tingerbclinears her Husband's Forehead, and then the 
 reil of the Men that aillft at the Sacrifice. "When they 
 have done, tli^y dilVobe theiiilclvesof their PrielHy attire, 
 and fall locating the Honey, Rice and bidies. iii whicb 
 only Won-en partake wuh them. As for the flelli of the 
 Hog, that snot to be toucli'd till thele two Witches have 
 trav'il a Blelling upon it. As for iheir Funerals, their. 
 
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 tv) fllr1«. 
 
 • Sr. »...•», 
 
 Si. A:.(»...r. 
 
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 Cereii-oniesarealiroil as fi ppiili and eitravagani as thole ,Vi' 
 of their ,'^acrihves. When a Man of Figure dies, all the 
 ch:ef Wiimcn g., to his Hoele. and cury boughs, with 
 pieces ot Cotton in them, which thev f.illen .ill about thf 
 Cirps. They lit ro'ind abo'ir it cloaih'il 111 white Cctton, 
 fanning 'hemteh es witli branches of Pa'ni. the Reom Ix-- 
 mg IncensM with Mvrth and .Storax I'l the while. 'I'hen 
 ,1 Certain Perfi.n coii.es and cut-, otl' ih.' 1 lair ot the Decea- 
 i'ed by litt'e and li'tle ; and at the fame time, his chief 
 Wife lies upon his d^ad RtKly , with h> r 1 ace, 1 lands and 
 Fea, t.'i his. crying and lamen-nig whle his Hair scic 
 ott', bit file changes htr Fiinei,d Notes imd a Merry Song 
 1 when the '.th-rceafesciitritip. The Ccrciiionj lalis tiv(; 
 
 I J.iys ; af'er which thev c;:c!i fe the C i|,s in a'lJi.irij.i 
 I bulk ot Xl'cod, ar.d ii.adc ur\ fait ci. jverv liilc. 
 
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 ny (it ilirni 
 .ilivc in ihc 
 \vl is lil.iik, 
 
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 .ilO for 14 
 rin ilidiTi for 
 
 tlielf Prin- 
 
 ^ pi'itbiinM 
 
 l-uw ill >l>l- 
 
 eif lu'forc- 
 ni' lit' V'''"Th.KTi.,c. 
 iVc ; the for- fun.i". 
 'I rhf l.ittcr 
 amnl Jcht , 
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 a 111(110 lii- 
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 aii-s, whiili 
 )iiil\ Ivtiirc, 
 nii'd i(io,ttTliefjj;i" 
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 L>au-liM\is. 
 ilinul 111 ilu- 
 atOnin.incc 
 (.' Ulaiid was 
 il.iicrv, who 
 Mauii- ; the 
 iiTu'U'd a 
 In- I'mid ami 
 
 till If I'l'Oplc 
 
 unions iiire 
 licT upon Ills 
 
 pawn'd Ills 
 'd liilimit w 
 lul tliey (ay, 
 ncf pcrfcaiy 
 s, that this 
 'rts, and oc- 
 
 Altars and 
 r ihislfland, 
 
 Tribute in 
 
 I (u \ rlic III- (') •''■"'•" 
 
 a (lir.ht Co- 
 ll the Males, 
 1 King';, pcr- 
 \kc as many Tht r.-.ifit 
 ha", the Sove- 
 I CVivn.onics 
 w ith niiginp 
 j'.ioiind, on 
 ci- and rnaft- 
 andthcMa-T'''-' ■;'« 
 11, who (nig'""- 
 inipcts mad(; 
 rs to the Siin, 
 ns, ihcy pour 
 of the V inc- 
 I I aiuc, and 
 tiircs mouth, 
 \c Ceremony, 
 id, and with 
 and then tho 
 
 Wlien they 
 
 'rielHy attire, 
 
 lies, in whitli 
 
 e f)elli (if the 
 
 Witiheshavc 
 
 Hicrals, their _, . „ 
 , , Til '1 t 
 ij'anr asth(/lc,jis, 
 
 • dies, all the 
 
 xni(;hs, with 
 
 .ill alioiit vh.f 
 
 AiiiteCotron, 
 
 he RiH'iii l"e- 
 
 \hile. 'Ihen 
 
 ut iheUec.-.i- 
 
 tiine, h.seh.et 
 
 e, ll.indsarul 
 
 IS H.ur !s(.'i: 
 
 i iVlerrj ixjns 
 
 Jn\ lalis hvfi 
 
 1 -i JJorii.noiy 
 
 ) lidc. 
 
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 ( .hap. 111. Mage I lanV Veath. Other Vijcovcnes, &c. 
 
 17 
 
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 iv.ih. 
 
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 be. (;jrf. 
 
 ,.U\.t 
 
 Thi« Irtc of Mit)'/in wa< govern'd Iiy two Kin>;s ; the 
 one of whieh refilling 10 pay Trilnite to the King of 
 vf i/w. W.T^/i.iw/ wrnt out t<i rediue liiiii. I tie Ih./ii" 
 t.id between '^ and 7o<o Men fiirnilli'd with Hows and 
 .^rrows, Darts and Ja\clins ; whieh Army i\/i.!;//.i«fj at- 
 .uk'd with Ac of his S/mi// (../■, arni'd witli Coats ot 
 M.iil.iml Hehiuis. Iheh.iiul w.is ili.up and tedious 
 l>m Miyli tun his Heat and Co^lr.l^e earrvinp hiin in tm 
 tar aiiion);!^ the Bi''''iii'rii. he\sas there tirll woiuidi.l 
 with .» povlmi'd .Arrow, and afierw.iii's thriitt into ihe 
 Head Willi a 1 am e, \vhii.h ended the I ite .mil Action ol 
 ih'' Noble Coiiiliiander. .\boiii S or (; ii\ Ins Men wer 
 ll.lin, ami al'oiil 1^ of the l-neiiiN, belidi •• ni.inv udniul- 
 ed ; but AJ.i:; 1 icj\ Kody eoiild not Ik- iviUiin'd it any 
 r.l!i'. 1 hey iholi. two others to Ineieedhiin in his Charge, 
 li'v. 0,/...li-./» lll'liu I ,\ I'oilN^^:!-:;,; and Johu.tn SV//.i'i.; 
 who WMs iloiilv .if.er, witli ili\eisoilKrs, betr.iyed b\ the 
 Imetpreiei. 
 
 A little Uloii '.he .'.limiiMrs IKatii, ihev had iiilin>!i. 
 oftlie Mvlii.,.!', tlie pleat uid of iheir Vo\.ii;e : .So that 
 now leavini; M't:'.tit, thev rul'il to ilie llle /. Itiu'i'l ; and 
 iierethes burnt the {'■ ii,:ptu,ii, finniil.ini; the other iwo 
 Ships with the .Men .iiiil .\inninnuion ol u. Directinii 
 their eourfe from heiiee to the Sonih Welt, they eanie 10 
 ilii llle .'.;; /• r. .V<i:;rw.', inhabiied In HI ■ k'- bronilunie 
 '■the\ same 10 '''//'" ' 1 "hull is a larpe Illand ; it is 
 about ^o I eajiues I'roiii X^fiui, in S iKpives ot North 
 J ai. and aNrnt 170 deiiives of Ion. tioni ilieir tint 
 Siacr. li abounds in '.iolil, Riti , (Jini'.er, (ioais, 1 lots, 
 Heiis, iS~. Hid the Kiiii', of it gave them a triendlv le- 
 teption. In token of I'e.iio, he niark'd his Hcdv, JMve, 
 ind the tip of his 'I onmie, with IMood. which he lirew 
 out of his 1 ell .Arm ; and the SpMii.ii.i; followed him 111 
 rliat bloody Ccienioin . \'r.\.iu-ni was e'lii rt.iin'd In 
 hiinand his two Wives, but they ply'd him 1" hardwuh 
 hrimnieis, ihat he w.is t'ort'd to Iseiife Ininfelf from 
 riedgin;; tlieni, ami take his I ea\e. 
 
 Siiilini; tVom luiiie about Y- ' eagues, between the 
 Welt anil Smitli Welt, they eame 10 {'.■«hji..n '•), a very 
 };reat Illand, but not well inhalmed. The I'eople are 
 A/i'u.j, I'.xiles t'rom U<"iif<, riih in (iold, and for their 
 principal Weapons ule pov Ion d .Arrows. 
 
 Another Coune of aWmt is 1 eagiies, between the 
 Welt and North Welt, liroughi them to i'ulo.m t), a 
 sery fruittnl Illand, lyinijin 9; degrees of Nonhl.at.and 
 179; degrees of Ion. from their tirif .Stage. It yields 
 nuuh tlie fame Products as Cliffir, Ulides ve.v large 
 I'lf's, Haitato's, Coeo's, and Sugar Canes. The like Ce- 
 remonies alio Were here n led in token ol Friendllap, Ih- 
 tween the King anil the So.irii.ii.ii, as were at C'/ //■///. 
 The I'etiple go naked, ule ]Myl()n'd Arrows, and are fer- 
 vent I overs of the Sport of Coek-lighting. Thev make 
 a fort of Wine here of Rice, whieh is verv intoxiea- 
 ting, but orherwile Inner than that ot the I'.ilm. 
 
 .Sailing alxuii 1 '■ 1 eagues from heme. toward the South 
 Veil, thev had a light of the famous llle of Bomrr. ':; ; 
 the beginning of whiih is full ■; 1 eagues diltant t'rom the 
 I'ort. Here thev met with a Tempelt as ilievwe'e en- 
 trine the Fort, whiili went oil" when ilietiiesol iheihive 
 Saints * appeai'd u]Hin the C.ibles. li is a veri large and 
 rich Illand : It lies in si degrees of North I at. and 1 j6[ 
 degrees of I on. from tlieii' liiit departure ; the chief Citv 
 eontaiiiM no lei's than iV'r Hoi'les. '1 he King was a 
 j\/'»;., a Prince if very great Power, and large Command, 
 kept a magniheent Court, aiul was alwavs attended In a 
 niigluy (iiiard. He lent the Captains U-vcral Prefenf., 
 ami oiJer'd a couple of hlephanis, Irapp'd with Silk, 
 to be led forth, to tiring the V/'.oii'/l'.Meirengei's, andPre- 
 fents, 10 the Palace. He li.i. I c. Scribes, or Seereiaries, 
 that w rite Ins Affairs in Barks of Trees. His Hoiiihold is 
 govern'd all by Woineii, w lio are the Daughters of his 
 chief Cininiefs. His Subiects pay liiin tluii' Reverence 
 b) lifting up their 1 lamb, ilolcd three times over their 
 Heads : 1 hen lifting up their feet one after the other ; 
 and l.ilHv, killing their Hands. 'I'liey chew a great deal 
 of the Bi.'fi.' in this Couiitrv, aijd drink a Rue Wine 
 c.ill d bv ilicm ./'.I.''. '1 he Country atlbrds Camphire, 
 which IS the (•um ol tlie Tree Ci/' i' ; all'o Cinnaiuo'i, 
 Ciingcr, ,\Ur.ibolans, Orangis, 1 imons. Sugar, Cucum- 
 l>ers. Melons, plenty of bow 1 and Bealls ; ainonglt w liicji 
 are tleplunis. 
 
 July 1^. \\\C)' were fet upon by i i.o oftlie Ituiian 
 T/in^'t, of which they took 4 ; and in one ot them a 
 conliiierable I'riliimr, Son to the Kingot l.ri;oii, ami (ie- 
 neral of the King of /|.v«j-.,'s boices, licing then upon his 
 return from the Sack ol I. :f, a great City inttiellle to- 
 w.'.rds ;/ i; ■• : but the Pilot being Rnb'd, let him 11 akc his 
 efeape ; lb that iliev lolt Ins P.anPime. 
 
 1 caving ii(7«r(i,thc> came to the' llleC)>»/'(//'C»/(«'),\vliich 
 I'es m S deerces 7 minutes ui North 1 at. 1 levc they Ifaid 
 
 ^0 Davs taiilking ilieir Slii|i«, nnil turiulHng tlittii with 
 
 trelh Water and Puel ; thrv were t'ofi'd to Work barefoot, 
 
 their SliiKjes being unite Worn out, and there being none 
 
 ot t/ie (iiml< -C rait in Cminhn to li'l'ply tlieni With 
 
 more. In the Woods nt this llle ihev fotiiid a J tec, the 
 
 I eaves of ssliuli, as ftjin as thev t'.ill on tin gn uril. ilo * '."'"' 
 
 move tioin plaie to place a« il' thev Wiiealive. Tlicy 
 
 releiiible .Mulberry-l cans, and oiulu li.'.i si^i'ilum there 
 
 are mia.n libro [irodue'd, that I'eein like liitle hug'. 
 
 It thev are eiit, or bnkeii, theres nothing like Blooil 
 
 eoinesfor'h; but if thev aietoiu lid, the V Uieldcnlv fp.ini; 
 
 awav. 'I lirWi'i,'!'-// Mr ed, keepitii! 1 lie «,f thete I e.it- 
 
 Animals m a Uilli for S davs. I in lileairoiilsUltnthes, 
 
 wild I loe^, and ( loeodiles Ihe) took heie .1 Hih lie.id- An c.U V.X 
 
 ed like . I Swine, Willi tvsoHoi.i-; it^Bodv .ill one entire 
 
 Bone, andl^nu thing like a S.iddle on iis P.ick. 
 
 Ihey I'aileel ti..m liinee In the Well, tow.irds the 
 South l-.ilt Qiiarier, f ir the ,Mi)/(/.r >;, and in their w.iy 
 tound the Sea full of Wivds and Herbs ; 'I his was near' 
 certain great Mountains, 'I his Coiirfe l<roiiglit them to 
 ilielllisol ^n'n and ii^,' :iin (.x/. vehicli atfcrd verv rare r; /••''. ^c; 
 Pearl. I'roni heiue 'iwas ihat the Kingof /("k/w got aj^jtiyjii. 
 louple of Pearl as round, and \ery near as big as a Hen's 
 li'g. 
 
 Sailing towards the Noitli I'all:, thev came to MiWf>v:- 
 J.iii", a ;;re.-tt C 'tv Iving .ibov c the I lies of llufi min :uh\ 
 (' iii-['J .til. Here thev lookaCanoe, vviiii certain /m/;,im/, 
 who gave them directions for the' Af(i/i;,r,/,t ; lii that they 
 ehang'd their N'orili-L,iil for ;i Si utii-l'.alt Cou'l's, on to 
 aCapeof the' llle Ih -vn. Here thev heard of a Itrangc^^'''-' '■''^' 
 liirt of S.'.vnges eover'd with 1' aggy lia.r like Bcalts. 
 lining and rail, has ing onlv weapcns of NVoi d ; ''ley re- 
 ported ot tliciii, tli.it the> wiiu'el ear the Hean- of their 
 llain Inemiesr.iw. withthe |i ice of Oranges and l.inioiis 
 for S:iuie. 'I'hefe lllands atliird the belt Cinnamon in 
 rlie NV'orlil ; ol whieh thev hail 27 pound in Kxchange 
 tir two Knives. I'eini; in 6 degrees 7 ir.iniites N'orih 
 1 ai. thev Itill kept their .Somh-l.ait ( 01; rfe, which, ,. 
 brought tiiem upon the llles Cilnny,, Uii.iinli.,'.t, .S.imb-j'i'Jj,' 
 Sj.iw/, and (' III. //«;'-''(■ . 
 
 (J. I 'In ;4. thev had a great Storm; and tliev fay, that 
 alter their Praicrs, the three Portunaie Lights apnearM as 
 before ; which once lliewing thenilehcs, the noily Winds 
 and Waves were commanded into a prot'ound lilence. 
 1 hey came toHarliour in the llle S.imHf^.ini, reported to 
 yield both (iold and Pearl ; and here thev prefs'd two Pi- 
 lots for thfir Mvluc.t Voyage. 'Ihey pal's'd the llles 
 
 Cc.in,!, {'.iniil.t, C.il'i.iio, (..ii/ii/,vt, Cih.iln, Chi'ii, I.;.f~)^M>i' 
 p!ii.\m\ \r;.i, and came to a f.iir Illand eallM V.i«^A,V,,"|;|'';''^;J'|j;'' 
 in •<'. degrees of North I at. which llle had 4 Kings.itv ,vf!,.',1. 
 Having pal's'd s other lllands, tlu-y at lalUfpied a fiiiall'^''"?'"' 
 ClnHerof .\ lllands. whieh their Pilots faid were the 
 \lo!iii\ii , ; this wasthc dth of .\V ■.■■•mi n , and the J7th '0 Tl'^ -vf., 
 .Month .liter their dep.iriure from s'/.n'/,'. '1 hev tried thc'''.l " '" 
 depth of the Sea with their Piunibet all about thefe"''"' 
 lllands, and fouiut il no let's than ici "^'ards ; which.'V',"'!," ""^ 
 thews th,it the P'>,tii';iif;r delign'e! none elle ll.mi'd conu-r.^u"'" 
 thither but themlclves, wheiitliev told the World, That' 
 tliofe Seas were lb lliallovv, that there was no Sailing 
 there, belides iIk other dangers of Rocks and Shelves, 
 and continual Darkiiel's, 
 
 iVfti.S. * U'tiirc Stin-rifng, ih.n enter'd the Port oi'^D.ir.i, 
 I'iii.hrc'l }, which is one of the 1 hief of the Mlii.c.\ 
 ihc King was a ,\lm; but notwithltanding the' preju-' 
 -lices ot his Religion, liie\tiemelv f nd of the .V;'/')//iiiii.t, 
 anil lo iiiiieh elevoted tothe .Serv lee- id' iluir .Mailer, that 
 'le bid them eoine alhore into their own Country and 
 -loules, call'd them his Bretlnen and Children; nay, in 
 Complement to them, changed the Name of hi^Kingdom 
 trom iii i.'.oic into ('■r/.'i'/.". 
 
 'I hele Atoiiec^j are live in number ; l>'>iric, Tiriildir, 
 Mu'ir, A/.ii-.-//(>i and hv.v/i'.oi. Of all thefc, 'iV/n/j/.- is 
 the ehlef, atiel the Kingof it was once Lord of all rho 
 rclt. A/w.'o and A(.-. im',ih were then Coitiinoiuvcalths, 
 but n.iiv/i. I. a Mnnaicliv. 'I he Clove-Trees here are ve-i,!^. 
 rv tall, am! as big about as a Man; the Boughs large 
 in the middle and llarpattop, the I eaves like th ife of 
 Pav-liees, and the Bark of a'ntJlivecolnur. 'IhcCloves 
 grow in large Clultei's at the topsof th-.- Bouglis ; at lirlt 
 li.\ are w hite, re-i vsheii come to maturity, and grosv 
 ilack by after (h-v ing. 'Ihe Leaf, Bark and' Wood, be- 
 ing gieei.. is V. itrong as the Clove it lelf, Thev gather 
 tiiem twice a Yc.ir, in Jtiiu- and i>r,ti/ui; ; and if they 
 don't take them in time they grow \crv hard. I- very 
 Man has his cwn peculiar 1 roes but they bellow bur 
 little I !i.'s''andry upon th-iii. '1 hey have alio in this liie 
 a Ion of a 'I'ree. the Bark of which being Itcepel in Wa- 
 ter, may be elrawn net in linall fibres, to the lineticl's of 
 Silk ; and ot this the Women m.ike a ibrt of Ayrons, 
 which i) all the Cov eriiii; thev make ulc of. 
 
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 I 
 
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 ■ I ' 
 
 \%^^Stveral Accounts of the \^0\\\CCX^,and neighbouring I Ihnds, Lib. f. TChap. IV. 
 
 ( loiWiiilf. N<arTi(i(i'idii'« the great Iflc(i) O'l/o//-, whiilin puiuil 
 Ix'tv^i'onAto'J.iml Ht,iihtni!Y\\e iKinpnotthc M(writi.ivc 
 tomril'iifciltliciiiloKcK very IIU'r:»llyrothf lV'ii|'liiipot the 
 FIIaiiiI, the fine of ikm liavinj; (nn . jimi the oihi'r 610 
 t'hiMrcn. '1 ho /'.';;""' w*'"' " "f'' .il ltcnii(ii'< in thcic 
 Kl.iiiorK, as well a> Icli Stiiurltitioiu in mhi r rcparili, 
 il\.in the Mm I ; Mt they rcpmi ii( iheni, ih.1t they ailoie 
 tlie tirft thiiif' thi\ lie in ihr Mirn'.ni', to tJ.u an Als 
 iii.Avlv the ()i'|(t;Vf)t iheir W'l rlhU't 1 th.it l).i>, ,11 lnon 
 .i>. .1 lettei ihiiip. Wilt hi \v p<Hir loi.er ihe\ .ire inl'n- 
 ilerll.inihnc, iluv .iir Miy ruh in 1h.11 wheli pei« m;in» 
 .\ loiil the lU|Hit.itiiin ' I .1 Wife W.in, in thele I'arn (.1 
 the Worlil ; ihev lM\e cn'.l llnrc i fdnlil ani(im('(l tlicir, 
 whicli iiotwthllandinr .ill ili ir .'i le^'h in Hel pit 11 w.i'. 
 liiBiiient tn vee(inin\ctnl ihiin to ihi' llti uii i t the .?;> 
 tiiitiil'. In this llle there ih .1 liirt ot a Ki nl rmw* .is li p 
 il» .1 Mai/< I t J!, und lull dt a \eiy hne I in. [Mil Water, 
 vliili n-.ikeN ,1 V ^dlelunic Drink. Nm. ii, .iPiiMuk 
 W'.irehouli- «.\s a]ipniireil in the C itv t'tir the S.lle < Kthr r 
 Men haiuliZi . '1 he 1 \ilian^:e «.\s thus; I'lir ten V.inl'. 
 Ill f'loil reii L'loth. liiey had one B.ihar ui C'l<i\es, ever) 
 U.ih.ir 1 einp tmir C"aiitir>, ami lix I'miiiil ; amieveiy Cnn- 
 tari'' . \>\ij;ht. Idr littirn Y.uiK of a meaner Cloth, 
 iIh\ h.iil Ml I .inil'ie, riu- IVih.ir : Vnt j-, |)iinkii|' 
 one I'ahar : \vt 17 C'.iiliyls ot J^iieklivir oiie 
 'Iluv hrotiehi .t'l Ion. (.1' l'ni\ihni,s ilaiK to iluir Mii|'s. 
 .mil .1 I''!-: I't livlli W.K.i, vvliiih I'l'mif's cut ot the Moeii- 
 taii.s winretheC'lo\e (.TiAv : It l^llot^^lell it euniesiiin 
 
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 I R'illt. 
 
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 of the S 
 
 r" 
 
 but 
 
 ury 
 
 ml, I wlu-n 11 h.is 111 oil ,1 wliili 
 
 Slf«r(l-. I'll 
 
 iTivl 
 
 •1- - f 
 
 Ibpie <i;hir rl.ue 
 
 'Ihev iviin'il here a t'oiiit.il I'nfuii li^r the Kirn '' 
 ?;;/-/i , tVi 11 the Kini; ol' flic /■/..•« ; whieh w.s a nrple 
 ot il'.ul Hir.ix ( I'thc Itiv'nifs iirTiiitle-., with I itle I li.M^ 
 .mil I eps, lint; Hills, two or three lonp leaiher^, p..rn. 
 eo'oiir'il .It tliiii llilr>.,.iii(te;iil ot W'lnrs, their «h..le Hmij 
 cMe.ill ot di'e loltnir, aiulth.it near a tawny. I lny never 
 tly lilt vvlien the Vinil blevvs to heliMheiii. The Al ...j 
 t.inev they ennie ti<im I'aradile, aiul theiit'ore e.ill tliem 
 i!ie i^irdsot (Jod. 
 
 As tor all tliefe "■'''.' <'• i' in peneral, their I'raliiilts.irc 
 Cloves, (iint'er. Rue, Safiii-lire.ul, (icits, Micep, liens, 
 I'oiiiniass whte .\nd rul, hips, Aln;onils, Ponieijr.irates. 
 ()r:iiipes, and 1 iiri-ns, .tiul a tort of Honey whuh is 
 made ot' I'Jes lils than Vnts. Moreover, .Snpar-Caiies, 
 t^yl of Coeo's, Melons, (lonrds, and a triiit v^huli they 
 call (jH.i/.'/.-.r, whieh is extreanily eold. The Natives 
 of ihel'e lll.ifds were .ill 1 leatliens, the A/oju ha' iii; not 
 had footinp ilieic alwve ^ Ytars lut'ore the Sp.vti.tnh 
 came. 
 
 1 'le Ifle n.ihif IS 111 .ilifiit 17 Mm. North I at. and 
 I7t IJepr. I I'l.f . trotii their ririt Meridian; and nlunir 
 c, ' Deer, from the .(." ■'CMijd; in whuh is the Kle of 
 Thieves, and runs to the Qiiancrs of .Si.iuli Welt, and 
 N.N.K. 
 
 Triw.t/i'is in 4 Min. of .South I at. A/.v.-;/ is dirertly 
 under the /hii'itiinoe^al. M.i c .ui is in 1 ■> Min. ot Smith 
 I at. And I'fiJii.-.u ill 1 Min. and tins Kle is the l'ipi;ert 
 of all the .\I-r'i«r,-.»'.'. 
 
 W'Ikii they departed frnni lienee. they had the Kinpsof 
 feveral Illinds atteiulinp them :ii their Canoes ; they were 
 imiduOted bv li.eiii to the llK' A.'wc, and iheretliis Royal 
 Company tcrk their I eaves of them, not without a •;reat 
 deal of .Sorn vv, as they pri tended. In this llle they left 
 a leakinp Ship Inlrnd them, piviiip Ordi rs, it iteruldhe 
 repaired, for ;ts retnrn into 'ifali . 
 
 r.'irn AJ ;■.• thry direiftcd their Courfe to t!ic S. \V. bc- 
 i'lr no\ ' no more m nutrber than .',6 Si.nili:,;ii, and 1 ? li.- 
 W,ny Wji'.Ji. .1 ..'.;. Theypani.il tlie Illes ot C'/'rtfw.iw, l.ryjm:?, VA- , 
 Cic^lii, Citfi'i, Suincho, luw.itoln. Tenet uii, Itii,:\ Ainh)., 
 B.'~ti.t,''e.. rw,lienaii,/Viil'i^' r,Uitithti,Z^O'iii>iin, \ui t , Noce- 
 r»ri, G.i.'..i«, and M.iHii.;, helides many others polTcfs'd 
 both by A/1^1/, ll::it' .V s, and C'.^'.n//^.-. They tt.iv'd at 
 (.<, .VfjiKj. (/ .\; -/;'»,- hftcin Uavs, ivrnirir.!? their Ship. 1; iu^ 11 
 S' Depr. of.S.Iai. ai.d 1'.'; Depr. 40 Mm. of l.onp. m- 
 eordinp to iheir Reekoni: ;.'. '1 here prows a vatt deal of 
 Pepper there, both lonp an.' roiinil ; the I eaves of the 
 Tree like MulUrry-leaves, and eliiiibinp like Iv y. 1 
 People are perteOt Cannibals ; the Men wear their Hair 
 and Heardspntup in Cams ; and ti r Weapons, uk only 
 Bows and Arrows, 
 
 ■f.iiiiui y I'f. * le.ivinp A/rt.'i'/(,i,tliey arrived at Tiwci (.), 
 \v h'.ch is live Leapnes dillant between the S. and S. W 
 Mere they found (Jiiipcr, the Wood of White Saunders, 
 divers Fruits and Hcalts, (ioUl, and plenty ot all lorts ot 
 Provilions. The People of the AWhim'i, _^,;f.r, and /.<- 
 :;■•>!, fetch their S.- .mlers trom this Illaiid. It lies 111 10 
 D^pr. ,S. 1,. and I7,)ofl.onp. The Inhabitants are Ido- 
 laters, and have .imonplt them, (which is alfo common 
 to all the Ides of this rli<>ij>-l'.^) the Diftemper we tall 
 t'le I ■(■/.. -I^c.v, 
 
 Sailing a long Courfe froin lirme, N'tween the W. and 
 N. W ihcy came to the Kle of i.,„it{i), which vieUUfn tw. 
 Hre.lt (lore ot CiiMmon. In ihil Trart of Sea, there U n ' ""'I'l 
 lonn .Scrieitof lilanUs lying in order behind otic another, 
 as tar a< the (Ireatcr 'f.iv.t, and the Cape of htcl.ue.-. A- 
 bont half a I rapuefrom this (Jreater /n -, li« 7,:»i.i the 
 1 els ; whii h IS tiill as bip as the llle of Muina. 
 
 ^'l•■ II. • lailiiiv. trom IVi/m, ihev pot into theCJreat* ,,., 
 .Sea l.nHf. /■;,/■, anil (teer'd awav bitwein the W. and S. 
 W. leaiinp tin- N. C oalt on their Kight-hand, takini- 
 larcnot to lad too near the Mioar, halt the \'.'.iii^'r-\ 
 who werekated at Mih.i,, ll.ou'd ihan.e'.i Ipv thun ■ 
 and onihis Aiioiim they directed their t onrl.' wihom 
 the llle Si.m.in. . And that thiv initilir pal's the C ape of 
 r; <:l //n/irmore feeiirelv, thev l.ul'd aUiut .p Dcpr. ti - 
 wards ilic S. Pole, vv.utinp in ihofe | arts feu n Week, lor 
 the W u .l.letihiiipmanva Compafs with ilieir t'lill-fpriad 
 .Sails l.uinp aW. andN.W. Wind 11. the Prow of 'their 
 .Ship, li. thai they eoulii nm csfily pit alonp. I he C ape 
 nft.c.' lip.' they obferi'd to b. in 44 ; Depr. of S, 1 ,• sick,., 
 ami \(oi leapuisfri.mthe Cape of M<li,, ; ,• They ree- 'i''"'"""' 
 kond It to be boiluhe puaielt, and •\.Mn..(l danperous; r:'* 
 • Cape 111 the World. .1..,,;,,. 
 
 Hm havinpn.,wpafs'ilalltlie l)a,u\r ot the Cape, be- 
 inp tii.artlv pimh'd with llntp, r, and Suk too, fume of 
 them we.-e tor pmiinp in at A/. ,• ■n.li/:, , li r a little Re- 
 Ircll.imnt, but the in.ijor part of the Com] any lunehi- 
 dinp, that the /' ///.•;,;., who were llierj, wou'd prove 
 but iini.ivt'ard Plnil,laiis for their Dillen-pers, they re- 
 lob d to I'll hoiiievvards, Ij.is i;„v did, in a Courle 
 toward the .S. W. forihetp.ueot two .Vhinths, w.thout ih 7 •'■ '• 
 
 Kn.ihiiip ai any p.art ; in winji time they |o|t i, Men oj B"-' ■' 
 
 their Com) any, the remainder beinp )ult iipomhepoin- 
 ot llarunp. I hey caii.e in pood im e under this eMr.-ine 
 Nie-ellit'., toSi. t„,„,,'sl|laml, whuh is one of tlie C ape 
 ./e ('■../ Illands; and here the. Wuv foiv'd to throw thun. 
 lei iMipon the .\t.r. v of ,he /' .•.,:-„.-?- ■ Vorin the Sh p 
 W.IS 1 amine, and eertain Oiaih ;' and ilio' ailioar there 
 were aimed liiemie., yet here the. lad a Chame tor 
 their I lies, whuh m the other Cireuniltanee thev h.id 
 not. _ ,Su that venturiiip all.oar, tlie\ le ened tin 
 ble • ' ■ 
 
 Pepper. 
 
 (t) Timtr. 
 
 eneil tluir nnUii- 
 
 Ilif / . 1 
 I'll;, 
 
 le Cale to the l\;,„j,„r^, ; who weie lo peneroiis as to t 
 
 dieveitiem the hrit lime, and lo barbarous as to detain ( 
 
 iliem 1 riloiiers the next time thev tame lor l-ood. ' 
 
 I hole tn the Ship, lindinp their Companions ithirieen '""' 
 in i.umlxT) Itoppd by the i',rtui,<r;^e, and havinp ,,0 
 mind to bear theni Comparv in Prilbii, the' they had 3. 
 Shipboard, m.ide all ilie halte they poMibly could awav • 
 am lo the Wind belkowmp 11 felf very liberally upon thei? 
 Sails they tame ,SV;/. 7. ,nto the 1 l.r en of St. i.«.^,,n,oru,. .f 
 near Srvi!. ',;, ,,„^, 
 
 Havinp welcrm'd thcmfebes 1 
 two of Shot, they 
 
 me with a Volley or 
 went in Proredion barefoot, and \n 
 ilieir Shirts, with a pre.u Torch b-ehue them, to the Ca 
 thedral, to return tlieir 'I hanks tu Ih.r.'.r, firthehai ' 
 Coneliilion ot ilieir Wnape. 
 
 Their other Ship wliich they left bel 
 can-., iionie afterwards, failini'by .he 
 -rV/'fAijn, thro' llle (ireatSc.i! 
 
 ippy 
 
 of the Uilcovercr, 
 
 o lie rcoair d, .^1,,,.^ ^, 
 aloiv-n'eiiliond Wr-si,,,,,,'! 
 .to ilu' Coaltsof the I fell- 
 U>.:.ci, arrivinnai that parr of it whi. h lirs oppollte 10 
 n.'rn-u, when tlie V ,--,. ,Sea t.f "„ is f pava'ed by a nar- V.n,„. 
 row Neck ot 1 and, trom that Wettern ()einii, in which 
 are the I lies ot Ihjpu r !.,,M<\r„U Tlu. Srr irlit in the 
 South Sea whuh they palled, was < aile.l t' , Vreiphtof 
 y.cUn.,, tmm the Ship in which -M: Admiral difcover'd 
 it, tho afterw,inis ,• „.ceiy d a new Name fn;ni the Ad- 
 miral himlell, bemj; c.ili'd in 1 K 
 the M )^-'iuiu\ Streipht. 
 
 After ihcy Were eimic home, ihi: l'e.t„;'„,-r- overthrew 
 their Ku'hiry at /V./.tof, took theirShip the V. .,;,,; buih 
 thcmlelve, a hort.it Tfr«,ifr, and raifed a b.K'h.rv theiv 
 pertinp tie whole Chne-Tr.i.ie in:.-, their own H,inai.Aid 
 bilidestielel'imiities .ifiroad, there v.ere tierce Con'ei,.. 
 tioiis ,it home, Uiweeii the two Natioiis, each challeu- 
 piiip the Mojuu-y, for their ow n Rie„i. But in ihor the 
 ;'»,;,.;;,•.•■ C<' havinp called the Sweetr.efs of the A/ ■ „ 
 
 r.ide vveierelolv'dnevertooiuc it lu 'AcSf'„,.,nr.!, ■ rei- 
 therdid 1 hey leaveiill they ha.l em;rolVd all to tlienifel'.es 
 1-or the Lmperorr,.i,r:i,ig the Kinp of /Vr^p^'. Safer 
 and vvantinp Ml.,.,,, iK' pawti'd ' .ill thofc rich lllands 
 and the whole Spice- 1 lade, to the I'.u.gue-e, for?, 0000 '"^ " ' 
 L>uckecs;and tli.it without li.niting any ceitaui tinicfor the 
 Kcdemption ot Jiein apam. And whereas CW-s • of- . . r 
 ter li 10 lay down ,he Money, uv >n Lmdition of o.: Years 
 Prolusot theli.ide, and yet tx, leave all aftertlnu to ihe 
 Crown; the hiiipcior woul.i ,.ut .idmit of ,t • Sotha' 
 the J'..»n<:;«,!,v Itill kept theirPrizej till they lolf Iiom' 
 that and theinlelyes 00, to ili'! C t-iwii of V> , >. 
 
 hu 
 
 1 he Pet 
 
 the Miiluii 
 tot iiiort ^ 
 
 rtetorc 
 
 Kinp of r 
 
 yuv^' hid 
 
 s,, 11, 'he Smi^- 
 
 1 Nil I (iiiv.tM, a 
 
 1' HM i4vif, in 
 
 A.r. 11 
 
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 ■ (1 ,. Si p 
 
 .. -,.ir 1 
 
 i / *,lr ('( 
 
 an I 111- I '.J 
 
 The I 
 eve 
 
 T'^HI 1 
 M 
 
 l(^ Ptifo 
 to .■ll\'-n. 
 fore'.' llle 
 <V/-//i1 /.. 
 made an 1 
 e.lcc'f., ,' 
 than the 
 the A.. I' , 
 the repair 
 tuviitli ; y 
 piepatei 
 Sail the U 
 tin the 
 ri;-i, o 
 - to llle AI 
 ■' .Main, bi 
 fall and 1 
 .1 Pinnace 
 tn>m l\>r 
 While 
 laiiis cam 
 Peace: I 
 know thei 
 iiionull till 
 Shipbiuri 
 they won 
 Civility 1 
 a Jaytliiu 
 li) they de 
 if The ne 
 one of thi 
 thinkiiip t 
 himfelf il 
 thre.itnini 
 fiiitly mo 
 the Conni 
 The Pi 
 ji-th. a'. I 
 t:ljh Fiilu 
 of them : 
 three Cai 
 
 ,, y.DiK,;, 
 
 they tour 
 
 two Mar 
 
 her into 1 
 
 which t.ii 
 
 pare then 
 
 took of t 
 
 (OThiy arc and alfo 
 
 '-"'"-'■''^•"behind il 
 
 They i 
 
 with the 
 
 bound 10 
 
 good Itor 
 
 of that ( 
 
 (,)ji/..»illi!. tapeii'.'l 
 
 (jj GoJ .. ifora ot c 
 
 ready lot 
 
 came upi 
 
 tains woi 
 
 ders ha\ i 
 
 went t'.i 
 
 out a I. u 
 
 towards 
 
 thro' the 
 
 Trcj.liLfy 
 Ih- lliii a, 
 
 ; jpe Bt'tn, 
 
 ^ 
 
Lib. I 
 
 ho W. ,.iul 
 mU viclils'f ) '■>./. 
 ihiMvU .1' ""■•• 
 !ic anntlirr, 
 •Uie,-, .A- 
 
 the (Jrcat ♦ ,,., 
 W. ami S. 
 ml, rnkirj; 
 
 \\<) till in ; 
 •!.• wi'lidut 
 
 w t ,l|>t Cit' 
 l)cj;r. to 
 Wi, ks tor 
 
 t'ulMj.ri.i.l 
 nv ot ilirir 
 I h.' f.iPc 
 ■r. Ill' S. 1 . * ^'''■'«" 
 
 il.ingi'roiis nil ^vn 
 
 .l,.n;u. 
 C".l|if, llC- 
 
 10, li Hill- of 
 
 .1 1 1! ill' lU- 
 
 liiy lui'cKi- 
 
 DVl'll I'lfJM' 
 ■s, thi'V fi- 
 ll .1 Coilrl'' 
 IS, witliuiu I*! > ■" '■ 
 11 Mai i.t «"■""■■ 
 11 ihi- puiii 
 lis LXtr.'ii.i- 
 )l't!ii;C.l|v 
 irinvil'im- 
 in tl'.i- Ml p 
 ihcar iluri- 
 L b..iiii- till- 
 I- tlic) hail 
 uir iniliii- 
 iiiuiis as to ihf / ,K. 
 as to ilitaiiu'"'" ^"P 
 loil, "■■''•■ '■""■ 
 
 , lllrl. 
 
 IIS (tliinirn 
 ha\ itip rio 
 tlicy had a 
 uld away ; 
 upoiithcir 
 St. / «i (J) , The Ton of 
 
 ■St l.Kiar 
 
 V.Ucy or 
 Nit, and in 
 
 to thr Ca- 
 r the happy 
 
 ic rctirtir'd. .,, • . 
 iitioiid Wr-sii,|,Riuiiu. 
 "the ;f'f/.'. 
 oppulin- to 
 
 liy a nar- Pjrm. 
 
 in which 
 ijllit in the 
 Straight of 
 
 difcO\lT'd 
 
 m the Ad- 
 iifcovirci- 
 
 overthrew 
 ''lit), built 
 tn; V I her.', 
 Handi.'Vr.d 
 Conteii- 
 ili iha!k-K 
 in ihorr.the 
 he M :.,..,i 
 ittr.'.s ; nei- 
 rlu.'nifi.l', es. 
 j;'!/ i inlter, 
 ith lilands, , 
 for 3 5 0000 •^■'^ 
 time for the 
 
 ol '^xYcar, 
 
 tlia: to iht 
 
 t ; So thai 
 ■y lolt boli; 
 
 The 
 
 thai 
 
 f 
 
 •^,,r... iu,u.i 
 
 I 
 
 ■). 
 
 IV. 
 
 air Francis Drake r 'Di/coijcncs, &c. 
 
 i9 
 
 The Pcrfoii ihni brou|;hi home the Ship tV.M.ii from 
 the Molua/'. wi.;?.'" V-.'-.i/Jmm C'/o ; whom the I'mpe- 
 ror ni"rt NoMy Hi warded tor his Sirvuc. 
 
 Before ihis A('reeiiieiit Uiween the Kmperor , aivl 
 Kii^'of I'"'"//, 'l'""! the Mk/i.. iJ. foim-ol the I'li'tx- 
 i.«t,-.' hid atteiiipud ilii> Difuiuryoiir of \-ve Vi.,/«, In 
 tilt v,H(' Sea, I'lii wiih ill Sunels, a- is ivlaud by Jom 
 (rifM«, a .V/i.r-.//'' IMot (.Hi I liey lail'd • friuii I'ort N - 
 iiv:o, in 10 Ueiir. of N. I . and i.iiie to the .\;j«i> 1 < ; 
 
 where the Km); of Wtljmr cmcrtaiii'd ihrm will ; Riit 
 not U'iiiK .il'N' loni.iintain their (iround .i|;ainH tli.' n/"<- 
 niitili, they were fore li to come to a Coinpofitioti witii 
 thrm. 
 
 And thus have we fcen the Sviivjh Ship* rntiinR aGir- 
 tile half round iheliloU-, ive il.ill now lee mu- fnili/h 
 Oiks tinilh wlui they had luitun, making liiitli Lnds of 
 it perfeCfly incet toj',eflier. 
 
 ;••.:« 
 ^ 
 
 C n A p. IV. 
 
 'The fdnms Voy.igc of !>it Irancis Drake, the first General th.it 
 ever UmIuI round the whole Globe. 
 
 A r. 1 1 
 
 • Thii f.. 
 mo .• Si (1 
 
 w,...iri 
 
 (Ik tt.h (1. 
 
 (in uic I -M 
 of UMlltr) 
 
 TrCiJv.-y 
 ihi- lii'ijii 
 
 Till" riheenthot Wumhr, Sir /•■..rm.f l^f.'k; with a 
 Mc.'t «f lue Ships and Harks, (111 whieh were alujiit 
 1^4 I'ufoiis) ft fail I'mm Plwimil; prettiidui". a Voyaj;e 
 to .7/ ■ I -•«..'■ It . Hiiuhe Wind pro\iii(; eontr.irs. he was 
 fore'.' ille next Morniiif; 10 put ;ii ai I JfX.ui, I la\en, in 
 I ,/■)/« /.. I lire a iiuill Molei'f T'eiiipelt had like to ha\e 
 niadeaii iiiiiieifjl Vreek, whi. h vu prodiicd no vvnrle 
 eikt'f., ,'.is Vrmulen'.r was pleasd to order il;e matter) 
 than the If 1» of tl'.e Admiral's • Matt, and ilu dnvmc of 
 the i\..r ,!;r/./ afliOiir whieh fi inethiiii' briii/d her. 1-or 
 the repair. Ill' ihife Daiiiay.es, thry return d back 10 /".- 
 >wi(,(/i ; V li'er.' haimp put all 'hii.t!* to nthts, ar.d aeaiii 
 prepaied tlitiiireKes fur the l;aiij:irsot the Sea; they let 
 Sail the feeoiid time, on the 1 iih of nceiv .-- . 
 
 I1ii the :',th of the fame Month, they fell in with Cape 
 Ci:.- I, oatheCoait of H,i'lt,y. \tH\ on the itiIi eame 
 ro Ille A/ t; .1 '['). lying one Mile didame from the 
 Main. l>ei\ieen whiih and the Ille, ihe> finmd a\ery 
 fafe and ion\eniint Harbour. Hire ti',' .Admiral ereilfed 
 a I'lnnarc, havmj; brought the \ Uilks of four ready fram'd 
 from h.<n\'r>hi. 
 
 While they were upon this Work, fome of the Inhabi- 
 tants lame to the Water-'ide . Ihewint; their Flafs ot 
 Peaee : I'pon which the Admiral lent mi: his Boai, to 
 know their Minds. One of his MeiiUa\'das a I'ledpen- 
 inonull them, and iiioef their C'omp.mv were broupht a 
 Shipbiurd : "1 hey told him by Sipus, That the next Day 
 ihey won d furiulh his Ships with pood I'rovilinns wliiih 
 Ciiihiv he reiui.ted with fome I n-en Cloth, .Shoes, and 
 a javehne, thiiips \ery aciepiable 10 ilie Barbarians, and 
 lb they departed. 
 r The next Day iliey lame as they had promis'd ; and 
 one of the Men Icipni!', out of the Boat amonplf them, 
 '"'■ thinkinp 10 haie le.ip'd into the .Arms oi Irieiuls, made 
 
 himfelf ihc I'.ifoner of thefe perhdioes Wietclies ; who 
 threatnini; to Itab hini, if he made any rclilfaiiie, pre- 
 f nil\ iiioiinted hini aHorfebaik, and carried him up into 
 the Country. 
 
 Tlie I'lnnaee beinp linifli'd, thev fet fail December the 
 3tth, and Coartinp alonp the Shoar, they met fmie St"- 
 n;/?! Filhirmen ; which );iviiip Chace to, they took three 
 of them : And a little turther they met with a Booty of 
 tliree Caraiels. 
 Cipc »;.«.«. 3''>'U;,) the 17th, thcv arrived at Cape B'mco; where 
 they found a Ship at Anchor within the Cape, liavinponly 
 two MariiMs in her : 'l"he Ship they took, and carried 
 her into the Harbour, wher. hey Ifay'd four Days ; in 
 whieh time tlie Admiral mulf.r d h s Men alhoar, to pre- 
 pare them t r I .lud, as well as .Sia-Serviec. Here they 
 took of the l-'ilher-nieii fuch Necelfanes as they wanted, 
 and alio one oftheii Barks (() of about 40 Tun ; kavinp 
 behind tiiem a little Bark of their own. 
 
 They lel"t tills llarWmr janii.i'y the lid, carrying alonp 
 with them one of the Poifi.ij.'trie Caravels, which wis 
 bound 10 the liles of Cape d: f'i-i.', for Salt ; of wliic'.i 
 good llore ;« m.ide in one of thofe lilands. The Malfer 
 of that Car.ivel alluv'd the Admiral, That in one of the 
 Cape ii- Vci A lilands, ciU'd (c; M-io, that there was pood 
 itore of drv'd C "i'l i'. [d], which were every Yiar made 
 ready lor fudi Ships of the Kinp's as call'd there. They 
 came upon ihis place. :.:i/,/.f) the 17th ; but ilie Inhabi- 
 tants woi.'.d lUnc no Trade with them ; the Kiiip's Or- 
 ders lia\ ir.p p,il'.'.i\ely forb d it. Yet the next Daytluy 
 wentt'i t;i'-c a Mew .;!' thellhind ; the Admiral lending 
 out a (. oiv.p.iny of Alen forthat purpnfe. 'i hey march'd 
 towardsthe il'iei pl.tce of thi- ille, and havinp traiell'd 
 thvo" the Mouhi.iiii' for three Days, they came thither be- 
 
 fore Day-break. They found the Inhabitants all run a- 
 way , but tliiy eame not 10 fee them, but ilie Counii v : 
 And ilu-, by ilie Maniinnp, appear'd to be iioie tniittul 
 than the oilur pan. Thev reded thcnifelves lien- a while, r,,jpn,i|ie 
 and |.aiu]mtied npcii the fwnl .'.nd lovely (Ir.'fes wiiuh m Wmitr, 
 were i;i il.iir piiipe, I'leii .11 that .Seafnn of the Year, 
 which istl'.e Depth of Wn.ur wiih us m l:>"i n '. '1 his 
 won t appear Itranpi-. if it be conlider'd, that that Coun- 
 try iMiipiii theTorrid '/one, li es the .'lun twice a Year in 
 it'^/.eiiith, uhiih ii.akes a double Suminer, 'n.l In 1 1 )oys 
 a l.ir preaii r lliare of that I uminar'. 's li'''i..'nee ami I're- 
 1, lice, than thofe places that lie witlioi tr. Boundaries 
 of his Mrtiiin. and to whiih he is neict Vertical So that 
 whereas m places f<-ated in reinoter I'arallels, i,ie nupli- 
 tiett Inlhience and AiiHoii of the Sun, in its nearcll .Ap- 
 pio.iclies to them, is not of force enoiiph to keep Nature 
 in a bloomiiip Hate thro' the whole Revolution of the 
 Year; nor t.in the weaker Rays of tlje Winter-Sun, fo 
 farrencw Us Viptnir, or leinove the deadly Chill wimli 
 then opprcllis all tliinps, as to brinp any Plant or Fruit to 
 Its due maturity. On the other hand, thefe Climates of 
 the Middle '/one, are fo throuphly heated by the twice 
 culminatinp Sun, and aMj have him (till, 'bi thi I.awsof 
 his Motion) at fo little a oiftance from 'hem, that eieii in 
 his fanhell Recefs, there is, in many places. Warmth 
 fiiftii lent for the fprinpiiip of Vegetables, and the r.pcnirg 
 of bruits. 
 
 riiis t (luntry is ftor'd w itii floats, wild Hens, and Salt, 
 whiih Nature makes ready to the Inhabitants Hands. Ir 
 is broupht toi'.ether in great (luantit.ci npon the Land, ■j.i, miJe ' 
 by thellowinpof the Sea, and the Heat ot the Sun kerns I'yNiiure. 
 it; the People have no more to do, but top.ather it into 
 Heaps, and Ull it to their Neiphbours ; which thev do, 
 niakinp a j'ocd Trade of it. They t'ound here aU'oCoco-;.^^^,^,^,; 
 Trees, the bruit of which, feems to be in all points, the 
 amc with thole iK'forc deler'.bed, which the Sf.iiii.v.is 
 toiind in the Ille ~,ii!ii.i>i. '1 he Trees themfelves bear no 
 
 (0 They are 
 <..U.!C..iici» 
 
 
 loiino in tne iiie .,/i;h.:h. 1 ne 1 rees tnemieives near no 
 leaves nor Braiiehes, but at the top the bruit prows in 
 t liiders, and thev arc, cat h Coco, as bip as a Man's 
 Head. Having; fitishfd iheml'''lves with thefe Fruits, 
 they march'd tarther into the Itl.ind, and faw prcat ftore 
 ot L'iilirli'i'r, but they could take none of them ; tho' if 
 thev hail picas'd, they might have furnilh'd th.cmfehcs 
 with fome that were old, dead, and dried, which the 
 People had laid out on piirpole for them , but not caring 
 for that Refufe of the llland , rhey return'd to their 
 Ships. 
 
 7 "'("trv the lift, they went from hence, and fail'd by 
 the Ille St. T.r/i' (i-) ; inpairinp by which, the People dif- 
 charped ^ Pieces at them, bm without doinp any mifchief. 
 The lllaiul IS fair and l.iiee, inhabited byPciintii-:;-; but 
 the .Mouiuains are polUII'ed by the Alof f Whotodcli- 
 \cr themfelves fioni Slavery, tied to thofe places of Rr- 
 tiipe, where they have fortdied themfelves. Before this 
 llland they faw two Ships niderfail, one of which they 
 took, and tound to be a pood Prize well laded with \\'itics, 
 The Admiral retain'd tiie Pilot, but difcharp'd the Ship 
 and the Men, piv inp them feme Viiftuals, a Butt of Wine, 
 and their wearinp Cloaths. 
 
 The fame Night they came to the llland /),■/ F.-g' r !f).ov 
 the buriunp llland.whichis inhabited by >'0'-f(;!;«rr-.O!'. the 
 Norih-lide there is a furtef a \'ii!cano, that is continually 
 belching out Smoke and Flanu-. On the South-i'de lies 
 afri Very delightful llland, belet with Trees ever preen 
 and rioiindiinp, and refrelh'd with cool eg Streams, that 
 pour themfelves out into the Sea. Here was no conveni- 
 1> i ent 
 
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 I'ill K, fi nil' of wliiili iln pM i'kivmi Into I'.a- r .Sliii-s, ,ii'il 
 n u'li net i,L- .ijMii, lxi,ir.k' I'riir Wiiips \\,;iitiii iiioi- 
 I'lrc. 
 
 l-r( iniiK- full I'.iv (if tl'i'ir n. pirf.'tv tVoiii the Iil.iiu 
 <l C. pi' iV',:, ihoy f,ii.M ';4 l)c;.'ivi.-'> \v tin rt lii'lii (i, 
 1 ,ii.il ; nwl tlu' lirlt "'null tlicy f.iw w.n tlK-C(M(t<.f 
 ]'.' ■:i'-, m ;i l'c;.T. ('f .'•'./(■.'■ 1 .-.t. ..';■ // r. '1 lu- li.iilv- 
 ri 11^ IVcpIc ,illiii:r li,r, iiij; ilifioM't'il i!ic .Ships, U-f.'.iii u< 
 i.k' thi'ir .ini'.llcir.oil Ccjniiinrj; Cciviik liii'., in iiriiiTtn 
 r.i;!',.' ,1 S:( rr.i to lo'iin'i;! ihtiii, .ir.J. link tlinr.Sh p^ : 1m. r 
 ll'i^piirpi f, tl-.i" r.i.'ilc vrt'.T l-.rc>, niui i.tRri-il Ionic ,S,i- 
 iriliiiN to Uk- Di'xil ; In'i l:c ".!'• not ;ililf to liiM- thiiii 
 r-i il'.ii ii'iH' ; till- Willi's ^lui Scis Uiru ki'pt in iiooil or- 
 lUr, 'i'\ .■. I'lUir f.'p^ririir i i tluir i.f ilic I'rmit ol the 
 Air. 
 
 ..'(• .' •.!•.• itli, T'licy li.u'. I i;.'h;iiir.f,R.iir.,.iiiii'I i.i'inli'r ; 
 ill V. hitli.Vonii thc\ loU.i lut'o B.iik. iho ' ' >;'.'■ //ci ; Imt 
 the iith D.iy thi-y foiit^il hvr a!:,iiii ; .iiui the pl.-ic 
 V. hiiv .I'l 1 ',',(.■ .Ships I'-.nt V cTi- I'ifriTsM in the h'.'riii i.f jx-r 
 nie; tcL'etluT tlie .Aiii'ir.ilinl'ii theCnpc of f- , -iv; .nu! 
 I'.ere iii.r\ Shipt(okii. fivl!. V-'ir.e'. 'I I'e Com tr\ liire- 
 .-I'O'ts V ,'.s f.iir .11 il p'e.,', i r, ti-.e .\ir hveet ni.il iiulil, 
 the .Soil neh ;iiul fiT.iTl'u!. The Iii'.!:i''i'.ii.ts leiiii'ti ;o he 
 I \:'.\ U ;iie 1 lerii<i t v. i!ii I'ei'', to (.ihifs l-eiii!; to l-e Urn ; 
 tlio' thes ihkiTiiM tlie il <.t(te; s tf f,..|r.e I'eo) lo, iirnl 
 thrf.- r( .1 bii;e lizeox in the (in iii^d. 1 l.irii-.i; weirh'ii 
 .Aniiioi', iiiiii run .1 hi'le I'.iniur. tlic\ loi'no .i lii^'c Hr.r- 
 I ei^r Kt«ten .1 len.iin Kcik .mil the .M.iip, wl-.ere tlie 
 I<( ik I'lvr.kinf; ihe t(Tie of the Se.i. the .Sliip riil 'crv 
 1 ;'.!■■. I'jin this Koik thes killM f.vev.i! .Si..i-\\'ol>, es, 
 '\\\\i h \ve e.ih .Sco!>, I.eepin;', them for \-( i A. 
 
 '1 liir I'.ext Courfe heii.j' to 36 Depr. of '-n/'' I .it. tli'."/ 
 enireii the pr.at Ruer of I'l.itc < ). .ii:tl i.:nie into lie- 
 iween i< .iiul 14 F.itl.oniof fulli NVater ; I'lit tinduip no 
 !:cri! H.iri'i.iir here, they pir, out to Sea apain. .Sadini; 
 I n, ihev I anic 10 a pod! Pay, in u hii h Ha\ fiatrerii p a- 
 l<oi:t fc\eral pretty lllaniis, one of whiili was lloik'il 
 v.iih Seols, anil the oilier.s for ihe molt pan wiih Fowls, 
 to.i very wimleiful ilcprce of plentv : There was 1:0 
 w.intofaiv Pro', iiicns. nor ot pi'oil Water linre. 'Ihe 
 Aeiiririi 1\ : ,: ail.i ar in one < f tlule lllainis, ihe People 
 
 'crpwni 
 
 Cii* y 
 
 t.lir.e liar.iiMp ar,i 
 
 SlrinprH 
 
 apinj; aliont him, ar.il were very tree 
 fori rniie ; he.: h.iii a way i.ot 10 take any iluni; f « m 
 any cnh' r IVrfon, without it were firlt thrown ih.wiuip- 
 
 nmi 'iitiK! on the (irour.i' 
 
 l:-.i-u 
 
 \ ft Vot- 
 
 I CT» rit'S il 
 J', op'f ' t I 
 
 t ^.iiii'y. 
 
 TonS:.' 
 
 1 hey were a comely liroi i-J (nlui! IVo- 
 pie, \try fwift ef I'or.t, ai il rf a l-risk luely C'< nlli- 
 ti'tion. 
 
 The .^ .'..■>/> 3/,/, anil tl e ('.'.{/?./■//••, ."leiipUnt toilifeo- 
 \era eon\enicnt Harbour, retiirn'ii wiih ihelrppv News 
 of one ; into whieli they went wiili all ilieir .Ships. Here 
 the .Stols al'( iimlcil to that li.pr.e. i!i. i they kill'il n.rre 
 
 '■ '.han ;c . in an 1 1(, ill's 1; aee. 'I i c Natives e.iii'e I'oliih 
 anil eontiilei.'ly a'lont iheiii, while ihey werewcrkinp 
 ail.oar ; their Kiees were ; an.tei!. .ir.i iheir Apparel rv- 
 ly a Coverir.p of feme lioalis Skins ,uith t!ie I'nir en. 
 al'Ciit their Waltes, and ;oii'.ethinp w leath'.l .-.N m iheir 
 Heads. They h.id Bows .111 'Ml loni;, biii nonioreihan 
 two .Arrows apiece. They f.eni d to I'e not alicpetlier 
 delUtiite of Martial Uifeipline ; a^ appear'd In the Me- 
 thod they obferved in ordering .-i.d ranpini; ilieir Men. 
 .^nd they paie fuff eient proof of il.eir Apiliiy, by lical- 
 inp the .Adniirars Hat oH" from liis \ervHead; which 
 was a brave Prize amonpft them, one takii;p ilie I (at, and 
 nnother the (iold Band tl.at was in it, miiher of whi..h 
 roii'd e\er be(;otten apn , fn in them. 
 
 Havinp dilpateh'd all Affairs in this pl.tee, they let 
 
 "fail ; and 'juhc the Ictli the . harbour'd at IV.rt St. Jiilini, 
 focall'd by Mia^cH.iiii.u'. Here they faw tlie (iibbet, in 
 which A /.!,!; .-.'/.i»;/'o.) had tonr.erly cxeiined lonie of his 
 mutinous Company: And here alio .is it die place vver: 
 fatal to Miitinicis) did Admiral O/.iv execute one of 
 his. 
 
 ylujrjij! the 17th, they left .St. 7u!i.:>.\ Pci-t, ami ihe icth 
 fell iii'vvith the Streiph; of ,>.'i^.-//i«, poinpinio tl.e Himi' 
 Sea. The 1 1 ft the\ ci.nvd ih.e .Streipht,w hiel. they found 
 to lie verv uuricate and iroi.k..d. wiih dneis Tiirninps ; 
 liv whicli means iPifiinp .ib< lU lo otten, the Wind won d 
 I'-nietimes be apainll them, which made their Sailinj; vi- 
 r\ troublefome. .Andnoronlv lo, but danpeioiis too, e- 
 Ip.eially if any fudden Blafts of SV'md came : 1-orilio' 
 there be fcveral pood Harl'i urs abcut, and belli W.iur 
 eiioeeh, yet the .Sea is lo deep, that there is no Anchor- 
 inp '.■• ere, except in lome verv narrow River, or Corner, 
 • r Le'.wecn tJic Roiki. Thijj-e arc \ilt Mountain'; lu- 
 
 [He 
 
 _ i S''iiii. 
 
 vttri. 
 
 V er'd w nil Snow, thai fpread alonp the I and on both (ides ni'fcr;p,:.>i 
 ilie Sireipht ; the tops of whiili mount up in the Air u) a '„'',''^^^",' »* 
 prodipioiis heipht, havinptwoor three Repmrs of Clouds' ''' 
 h inp in order below them. The Streipht is exireamlv cold, 
 withl'roll and Snow ctMitiiuially ; vet do the Trees and 
 I'l.Ti.t'-. maintain a eonllant Verdure, and Hourill,, not- 
 withllandinp ihe Weather. 
 
 At the South .-.nd lialt parisof iheStreipht.thcre are \a- 
 rioiis Illands, beiween which the .Sea breaks into the 
 ^treipl.t.as ii does in the main entrance. The br.'adth of ir 
 is trrm one I eapne, which is the narroweft to two, three, 
 or tour I.iajjues. which is the widelt. 
 
 yliWJ' till.' i lili. tliev cameiii an Illand in the '^rreii.'hts, 
 w here were a li rt of How 1 as bip as Ceefe, that ern'd not 
 l!y ; and they were in fiich nu'Uitui'cs, that they kill'd 
 j. r 11 in Id's than one I)av. 
 
 <rr,!c,rlr, the ^ih, they ci.tnd ih,' Sr: t' Sea at the Cape. 
 or I lia,;-l!;oar. And ihe7ih thev wi re driven by a Storm 
 back trom th.it entrance, more ihan ;. c I lacius in 1 ( n. 
 .-'ud oneDepree to the .Souihof ihe Streipht. l-'rom ihe Ray 
 tl'ev Were ilrtven bai k to theSoi iliward' of theStreiphts.iB 
 M Otpr. of .South latitHile, wlurcthev Anchored .iiiiong 
 the Illands. lindinp pood freih Wa'cr. and excellent 
 Herbs. Notlar trom luiuc they entred another Ray, 
 w here thev found a Ion of naked People, rarpini; from' 
 oi.c lll.-nd to anoihir, in their Caroes, to leek I'mvi- 
 lioi.s : I l,ei"e ii-adcd with ihem for fiuh Ci^mmodiiies as 
 thev h.id. 
 
 .Sailinp Northward apain tVcm hence, thev linmd three 
 ll'.u-ds. o>.',,,-. the ;d ; in ine of w hich was fuih plenty 
 I Bmis, as ishardK credible. 
 
 nutfr, ihe Fill thev lolt the Ship, ii, „ hij, .Mr.rrr.-rfi- 
 eas, vhiih iliey imapin'd to Iv fi'i\d bai k bv .1 .Sionti 
 n;o tie Streiphts; tins Con;eOture proved to be true, tho' 
 '■•■y Wire iiiiltaken in their fup[M)litii'n of his leinp Idl. j,, 
 ■ alter he came hiinc 10 /,. (..■„,/, .Ue'ar,d, 1 hat lb- i i>i. 
 ieit'ii PolKdii n was taken ofthe .'"tri ipl ts and thcTerri'o- 
 ries adiaieiit, vvuh 'I rrf aid Twii . af;ii the /•>"//.', 
 ii.ini.er, ^ind that by hunl. 11 in ijte' Name, .md foi'ile 
 I leotOuecn /•:/;■ ^.,/,c//. J 
 
 Reinp ni;w come into the heipht of the Str.inhts arain 
 liny put away towards the Coalt if (■///'■, whicli theGe- 
 neral Maps place to the North Wet ; bin they found af- 
 tcrwardstolieto the North Fall, and Kaltcrly : So that 
 tlule Coalls were eiiher not fully dilVo\er'd,'or at iealf 
 not taithfully defcribcd. 
 
 Ccntiruinp iheir Courfe,they c.imc Ko-.micr thcoth 
 to the llle A/r/.r 'k\ where tlicy calt Anchor, and' tbi'rtj At», 
 Admiral with ten Mm went ailicar. 'Ihe People that "'^"''. '" 
 dwelt there, were Inch as the extream Cruelty of the !',i':'='„f 
 V'.r..i..vrf/ liad forced firm their own Habitations to this 
 
 llland.to prclerve their Lives and Lilxrties thercThcy ear- 
 tied It urv eivillv to the .Admiral, andhisMcn, brinping 
 
 hem Por.'ioi sand two fat Shcfp.promilinp further to brine 
 themW aur.lor which they recciv'd lome PrefentsThe iiexi 
 Day two Men were fent aflioar, with Barrels for Water, 
 and the Na-ues having them at an .idvantapc prefently 
 z'dtlum .ind, as '-is probable, knock'd them on the 
 Head. 1 lie Reafoii ot this Outrape w.as, becaufe they 
 took them lor '^f.-.r.l.v.U, whom they ne\er fparc, whcr 
 ihiv lall into their hands. 
 
 ^ tVitmuii'p their Courfe for r///.', t^vA drawing near 
 iieC(i.;llsotit, they met M\h:,ncn in a Canoe ; whomi- 
 llak-rp them for SjoMi.^ui.', told them, That at .St J/igt 
 il.i I e w as a preat Sp^inifh Ship laden from Pc -,.. The Ad- 
 miral rewarding him for iKiOi.'..:Ii;.encc. he condinflcd 
 ihem to the place wh.e-e the Ship lay at Anchor, which 
 
 V'm i"'V.''"''"''"''' '" '■< ^'■'P'' 40 Mill, of So.ith I .It. 
 All Ihe Men they had in her, were no more than eipht 
 S>. ;„•,/.., and three Ncprocs ; and they fuppoling the 
 /jH?////- 10 have been Fricndj, wciccnr,: them with the'^'"' "^" 
 Beit of a Drum, and invited them to drink fuinQ rh-'li"^""''^'^"^ 
 Wine with them. But they rcfolvinr firft to fccmc their 
 Prize, and then drink afterwarls, boarded the Shin and 
 liyinpall the Sj.Mivds under Hatches, took p'^lle'irion. 
 One of the S[.ii,i.P,li feeinp how they were fervcd, del'pe- 
 rately leap'd overboard, and fwam to the Town ot Sr i '«.> 
 to pnc them Notice ofthe /:.,?/.//,'s coinini-upon which all 
 the Inhabitants prelen-ly quitted theTown,«ndr.in.iway : 
 Which they mip:;i i,nickly do, there not Ix-inp above I':'?;^/ 
 nine H.ml.nlJs „, -he whole Town. The Admiral and t.l\T' ' 
 his Men beinc entred, dried the Town and the Chapel 
 takmp out of It a .Vlver Chalice, two Cruets, aiitl an 
 A l;ar-C loth. 1 hey lonid in the Town alfo a good Carer, 
 ot 1 /•„, Wine, and Boards of Cedar Wood ; all which w,nc J 
 ihey carried to their Slupt, ; intending the Boards for Fi- o ,T, 
 riiip, .iiid with the Wine to drink the Spnnin^di Healths 
 1 he (.encral luvinp then let all the Prifoners aOioar ex- 
 cept one vOic'in he referv'd for his Pilot, he left St. 'uro, 
 mid diiei:U-d liis Coiirle to liini. ^ 
 
 Bc'iig 
 
 1-Jb. f. Chap. I^ 
 
 t, 
 
 » 
 
 (•f) Aril*. 
 
 4 
 
 I, J ■dvu. 
 
 to fete 
 lim'K 
 Nat ri 
 an Ene 
 dons) 
 thefe 
 ofthe 
 tliirttvi 
 
 ,1, • pt 
 
 Fidel! 
 toirijl 
 , Ft. 
 wheri 
 the She 
 which 
 think lit 
 .Silver, 
 hence, 
 / .Ihr, 
 
 hiiicn w 
 th-T-b 
 They 
 iheiK, 
 which.t! 
 They 
 ■; - Min. 
 Parks, 
 Silver, 
 •crsii: tl 
 For the 
 comirp t 
 felves. 
 itrenpth 
 they met 
 pa It of ' 
 They 
 1 1 Depr 
 found tf 
 with alt 
 feci! re N 
 Ex.iuiini' 
 full of R 
 which P 
 part of tl 
 "1 he A 
 named t 
 which tl 
 rival, pr 
 their inti 
 fuit of h 
 Vcnape 
 wh'cii tl 
 of Cold, 
 richlv ai 
 the Cori 
 purfuit I 
 Com pa I 
 have hi' 
 IV.are of 
 a Clock 
 her thrci 
 They 
 ported t 
 a Is of 1- 
 Jewels, 
 was tak 
 1 eapuc' 
 monplt ' 
 Ship', tl 
 }?ilt, wl 
 feeinp 1 1 
 he mnlt 
 t.o, not 
 make it 
 of them 
 they Wl 
 not tliei 
 gotten n 
 |elt of t 
 After 
 c.ilt her 
 I hey •, 
 
 riifieilic 
 
 'Ihty lake 
 the CiiiafHf^e 
 
 'i 
 
Lib. f. ^ Chap. IV. 'Booties t^J^n from tk Sp3.nhrds, 
 
 (jrc. 
 
 21 
 
 id oil both (iilcs I'l'f" pi M 
 ill the Air u. a ;!;'■;•;';;;* 
 ;ir,i;^ot' Cloiiik 
 I'xircainlyi-ohl, 
 till' Trees and 
 1 Hourilli, not- 
 
 ht.thcrc are \a- 
 'reaks into tlic 
 ic brt'ailtli of it 
 It to two, three, 
 
 iheStmt'hfi.i.tpgw,, 
 , tliat ccn'il not 
 hat they killM 
 
 ■iia at the Cape, 
 venl<y a Stoini 
 t.ii'ius in I I II. 
 :. Ironi the l^ay 
 ' tiK-,Stri'ii;h[\lii 
 lnehiiveiln!iinng 
 
 and exicileiit 
 d another Hav, 
 ', ranpini; tVoiii 
 
 lo leek I'rnvi- 
 l.'<~niniodities ns 
 
 hey loni'd ihrce 
 •va.i fiul, plenty 
 
 ii>li Mr. n:,'rr>- 
 u k by a Storm 
 to he true, tho" 
 
 and. 1 )ut lb- 1 i'«-\' : I 
 I'd the'Cerri-o-" "*■■""."■<: 
 ci the A-,^;;/,/.', "■'■"■• 
 le, and lor the 
 
 tP.iehts a;^aiit, 
 " Iiieh the C'e- 
 they found af- 
 tcrly : iothat 
 r'd, or at Icall 
 
 rmUr the 15th, 
 ichor, and the it) Aim 
 le I'eople that '""''• '" 
 
 -•nK'!tyofthe;:.^^„n.i 
 taiions to this 
 
 lerc.Thcy ear- 
 
 Hen, bringing 
 
 iirthcr to bring 
 
 fint<iThe next 
 
 Is for V'.itcr, 
 
 ape, prcfently 
 
 thcni on the 
 
 beeanfc they 
 r fparc, whcr 
 
 drawing near 
 Of ; who mi- 
 lat at St. J^gt 
 '". The .Ad- 
 he condiiifted 
 ichor, which 
 of So.itli I. at. 
 ire than eight 
 I'lippoling the 
 hem with the y^'T'^" 
 ik fomc Ch:li ' ' 
 f fiCKic: their 
 he Ship, and 
 lok flieinon. 
 " rvcd, defpe- 
 wnof St. YioT 
 '[ion whieha'll 
 lui ran away : , 
 
 ' being .Wvei^nt'i:-;.^.' 
 Admiral andSt.7.<Si 
 i the Chapel, 
 >iieis, and an 
 a good Cargo 
 
 ■ ; all which winr J 
 Boards for Fi-fM!i 
 imdi Healths. 
 
 rs alhoar, cx- 
 : leic St. J,t^o, 
 
 r,.\l or 
 
 I:) f.««im(r 
 
 Being now out at Sea, and having op|V)rtiinity to exa- 
 mine the l\inieidai> of the Bocfv taken at S\..i<jy; they 
 found ftulides the Wine) i'looo I'ezoes of very pi're 
 Cold (,f H.ii.Uvii ■ uliieh amounted to more than j7o"c 
 Spviljl: Diitkets. So ci.ii'.inuing tlieir Courle to V./m.i, 
 they put ni at Co.jiiiwir (/;, which lies in 19 Uegr. ^c. Min. 
 
 ' .V '/(/'/' I at. Here the Admiral fern fourteen Men aftioar, 
 to fetch Water : Hut the \p.iiiii<.h happenine, to Ipy this 
 fmaM Compatu, and being refolved for the (Ilory of theii 
 Nat rn, to iiniiertake abra\e Revenge upon fo notorious 
 an Eneniv ; the\ A\i.\ 'tho' tlie Ae'^ioii Was bold and ha-rar- 
 doiis) w th an Arnn of jto Horfe, and in hoot, attack 
 thefe f. ertten V-i^ifr ; and after fome l-'ieht, by the iielp 
 of their Cuns, iradea llaughter ofor.e of them ; the other 
 tliittivn eoniii'g b.atk fate to the Shin. Af:er this, the 
 ' '" y* F''"'? •'"I < -ir "'1' t-y their k'x.-[A Man, the vy.iw;- 
 1(1 '.' put tair a Fhip of Truie ; but they thinking their 
 Fidcliiv to be 110 giia'vr than their Coi raije, d.id nut care 
 to trull ihcni, aii(i fo wei.t olf. 
 
 Freii! JKi le ihey c.iir.e to a I'l.rt lalled TnvT/'nvj (••) ; 
 
 where being l.inded, tliev found a S; .nhii alleep up-.n 
 
 theShoar, with tliirteen Pars of SlUer lying 1 . !',rr,j 
 
 whieh e.inu 'o about .)o-o Sp,j>- j' Dei k.'S ; t';e\ I'id not 
 
 think lit todilterb t'-.e Sp-n'ii'.t\ Ktinle, 
 
 Siber, they Ufi hni to'.ike out h.i. N.ip. 
 
 hence, pcini'. alhn.ir for \V-.r-r,tlie\ eiet a V 
 
 / ./:',.T,'iri' ir.g S Pt' ".■'.?' '■heep 'wh'eh ar 
 
 dilhes, and Silks of the fame Country, The dwnet ol ^''^■' '^'■'V 
 it was a V/'.iH '.(.,/ there pivlrnt ; from whom the A.inural I'j,. 
 took a Faiileon wroui'h' in Mall's (iold,«iili.i gu-.ir Fn e 
 raiild I'ei in the Brealt of it. Belidvs th's. iliuling wha; 
 he hk'd of the W'.ires aboard this Vellel. and Iei7'ng the 
 Pilot for his own Ser'.ice, he turnM the Sli p goiiu'. I h.s 
 I'l'oi broughi iheiii to the Haven ot I'l.) '/((,/fir.,<,tIieTowfi 
 ai!),iient, whicli h.iil ! m 'as hi- laid) h leiitem '.-.i !"•' {{,^y-,. 
 in It. Ha\iiig therefore put toMioar, t'K\ 11 arehed u'- 
 rei'>ly into the Town and fo up to the I'ubliek Hal| of 
 Jultiee ; wherethev foiii.d thefi.int l:!iii g, and a li'dgi: 
 ready to jafs Sinteiiee iipi/n a p.iretl ol p .jr Negroes, 
 that were aecns'd of a V.iii to fue tlie T<'v.n. H i rhi; 
 Adiiiiral's eoining ehang'd the Si me ot .Art'airs a: tl'e 
 Ci urt ; for he being Ju!ge li'irled'. pal's d SeiitciH'eiipoii • 
 tlu'iii all, biJtli [edgisai-.d Criminals. 0, beeoine his Pri- 
 loners; wliii h Senteiu. va. pulentlj c-:eeiited, and thev 
 aliarried away to ilie Ships. Here he made the chief 
 Judge write ;u tlie Townfn'cn, to keep at a diltanec, and 
 rot preter.d to make ni.v manner of relittanee ; fo the 
 rowii beii'u elcav'd, tliey r.inl.iik'd it all o\er, tinding 
 ro move valuable riunder tl an about a Bu:! e! r f R-alsiif 
 P'.-.re ; only i ne of their Comi'any tuck a mli 'i'. .i);.'i/./ 
 t t.ikirp the 'Ijing out of the Town, vilo paid h'ui for his trouble in 
 Nut l:'.i' t'n.in puif'ing him, with a Cold Chan, and fome ji'.ve's. Here 
 '. .-.ui ,v. d an the .Admiral fctiii.g all < nr li'ii.e s. •■//'/^' Prifomrs, and his 
 as 1 iras.Mfes ioM i'nt.gu t,~ Pilot, wliiili hi took at tliv lllands (;f Cape 
 
 l.uicn with V iryfne Sib. er; ever-. Sliecp hav igtwo 1 .a- | ■''' ''•■./, ite]Mrted lurce for i he', land ./ 
 
 ih.- 
 
 .«■/■) While, ,,,,t„j' 
 d tor :he P/ ,'- i-i'« 
 lev oii'y l.ght- 
 indi?e, and lb 
 
 (t) Aril J, 
 
 hags, (loiva nirg 51 /. we cht each on his Back, jthey lay here, a rena n >'..«'/o Sli |., im- 
 They deli' er'd :he poor .•ViiimaK from th<.k- irk fome Bur- ''',.''//) • lllari!s, came in their w..y ; wliiili 
 iheiis, .-.ikI lodged the Bags in their own Sli ps : A.'rer j ncd of a [ a-t • f the I'l r.h;ii ol her .Men 
 v\h'eh,tlie r ■'.'•: 1 and V/'.im. r./j were perni'tted 10 J rive on. |difi harped her. 
 
 They lail'd herccro ./.;V.i C>.), v. Ii eh is in 18 Decr.j And now the Adn m .1 ihinking he liad in pretty 
 ■?-. Mill. .VrK.'.'- I at. And in the Pen fi und three fmall ' good nieafure , reve'ig'd Ui!i ilie Piibhek Injuries 
 Barks, vvhiih being rilled, yielded them 57 Wedges i.f^ of his Country, asvieil as lis own Private Wrrngs upon 
 Silver, eai li weighii-j: about' Ic/. They took roPrilo- i the Sp<,i:,:J<, began to deliUra'e upcn his rvtiirn home, 
 ■er.sintlie Baiks, bet I'liofe valuable oreslv-foic-menticii'd :; But vvlii. h Way li,- ll.i uld take, was ihe Ciaiid Cii'eliion 
 For the .Men that beleng'd to then-, fearing no Sf angers j to be refolved : I'o re'i'ni bvtlic Sireiehisof ih'.- .V ;.// Se.l, 
 romirg there, were all goneall.cario m.ike iiuuli of them- (I elides the Dangtrs ol that Palhige wiv.i h he had already 
 felves." They did r.i;; alhiult the Ti v\ 11, having not ' experieiii'd) hethoii'ht, would be, t,i ilirow himfelf inro 
 ilrength enough for :t : So that pi ttig (If to Sea again, the Hands of the V.mw/.i >./,-, who wi uld prol ably there 
 thev nut with another little I'aik laden with 1 inen Cloth, ' w-tit for hini,wiih a fargreaterSta'iigth than h.-eon'd now 
 part of whii lithe Admiral look, and fo let her go. I cope with : For he had at this time bit <ne Ship left, tho' 
 
 They eaiiie I'etnu.uy the Hth to l.ltir, whieh lies in I it was a very rich one. Altthings tlirivfr reci nliderd, he 
 II Degr. V ^li". .^'■"''''1 .ir. .ind being eiined the Haven, | rclbhcd to go -n to the AJr/wi .-iV, and 10 follow the Courfe 
 foiind'theie twebcSad of Ships, hi'ngfalt .it Anchor, . of the l'mtf^iie:;r, 10 get iiome by the Cape of <; W //r/i-, 
 wiih all their .Sails duwn, w-thout W.iteh or Cuard, their j But being beealm'd, he found it iieeelTarv 10 f.iil Xorther- 
 feeiire Matters being all a Drinking and Carouzirig a(h,oar. I ly, to get a good Wind ; upon whuhdelicn tliey lail'd at 
 Examini'ii^tlie Conientsof ihi'teSiups. ihey found aCheltl leaft 600 1 eagues, vvh'ih was all the way they made. 
 
 ritTieihc 
 
 full of Rials of Plate, I'.oo.i Ibire o) Silks and linen ; all 
 whiih Plate thev ea'ried to their own Ships, and good 
 part of the Silks aiul 1 men. 
 
 '1 he Admiral here had Kotiie of am tlier very rich Ship 
 named the Cn/.. .;", whlih was gone towards \'aitr. ; 
 which they pnrfuing tliaher, found her before their Ar- 
 riial, grne tor 1 '.;),,.»; -. Put however, tho' they niil's'd 
 then intended Prize, another 'whn h ili.v took inthepur- 
 
 liiit of her to P.u dm |<aid iIkiii 
 Voyage: F.r bei'des the Ropes an. 
 wh'eii thev found in her, ll.e vielde 
 
 from y-;;'>//the iifth, to the third of y, •).■(■. 
 
 3unt the 5th, 1 eing got into 4 j Degr. v( \-->/h\ .it. they 
 found the Air exceiiiv ely cold, and the further they went the 
 feverity ofiheCoId was more intolerable. I 'pon which feore 
 lliey made towards I he I and till thev c,-.me within jS Uegr. 
 N.l.at.undcr whieh height of thePole thev found a 1 ery sood A fly 
 B.ay, and had a lavomaiile Wind to enter the (ame. .An- 
 choring here, they had fome Correfpondenee i' di the 
 
 of Cold, toi'etlier with a line Crucifix of the fame Metal, 
 riehlv adorii'd with bnur.Milds ; .tJI wlrch, w;th fomc of 
 the Coidape.thcy feiz'd. But rek Iving Itill to proceed in the 
 purfuit of the 1 ..i^/rj., the Admiral, to encourage his 
 Company, promls'd, 1 hat whoe'er lirll faw her, ll.ou'd 
 have his Golden Chain for a 'Reward : Which fell to the 
 .... . Ihareof .Mr. "'c'-H 0>.i/(;t-. who Hrft dcfcrled her about three 
 iiic'tlJ/«fi;i ^ Clock, .\bout lix a Clock thev came up with her, gave 
 her three Shots, llruek down her Nlizen.aud iioarded her. 
 
 They found her as rich and weighty as fl.e was re- 
 ported to be, Iwviiip abo.ird her thirieen Chelts full of Ri- 
 als of I'tate, Sc /. weigh', of Gold, a good quant' ty of 
 
 Iv, Charge of their ] People of the Country, whole Houles lay all ah, eg upon 
 
 'I'acklirg fi r Ships I the Water-fule. 1 hey lent the Admiral a Prefent of Fea- 
 
 I them S- .'. weight I ihers, and Cawls of Net-work ; who entenain'd them 
 
 with fo much Kindncls and 1 ilxrahty, th.it the jxior 
 Wretihes thought a Company of kind Angels were come 
 from the other World to carefs them. The C^umrj 
 
 1 ho" the Country be cold, yet they order the matter fo ""' '""V'' 
 in the framing of their Houles, as to live out of danger of „j" '' ' 
 ftarving : For they furround them with a deep Trench, 
 upon the outmoftF.dge of which they raife up great pieces 
 ot Timlx'-, v\ hich elofe altogether at the top, like the Spire 
 of a Steeple. Their Bed, is the bare Ciround Itrcw'd with 
 Rnllies ; and their Fire-place in the middle, al>out which 
 they all In 
 
 1 he Men go naked ; the Women wear a loofe Caniiciit 
 
 Jewels, and lA'l 1:11 of Silver. Theplaec where this Prize 1 of Bnlniflies, drcfs'd af'er the manner of Hemp which 
 was taken, was eall'd Cape S.:ii Imcifc; about i lir ' f.»ftned about their Middles, hangs down to tl'.eir Hips, 
 I (-agues from /'..'^.iHi.;, and in i Degr. of \o'.'/, 1 at. A- land upon their Shoulders they have a Deer-skin. But 
 moiiplt other rich pieces (;f Plate which they found in this j their very good Qualities make amends for their ordinary 
 
 .Ship, they met wiih a couple of very large Silver Bowls 
 
 gilt, which I'elong'd to the Pilot ot her: The ..\dniiral viee.ib,! 
 
 leeing thefe, told him. That he had two hue Bowls, but j The 
 
 he mult needs have one of them; which the Pilot yielded [them ; 
 
 to, not knowing how to help himfelf : Viid further, to 
 
 make it look lei's like eon pullion, he preferred the ether 
 
 of them to the Ailir.iral's Steward. This Pilot's Boy (when 
 
 they went .iway) told the Adiivral, 'I'hat his Ship, and 
 
 not theirs, n.ou'd now be callM the C.i.v/i/ ;',', lince 't had 
 
 gotten all ih.e rich 1 ading of the f'..'.-.(/i/i-:fo in it : Which 
 
 |elt of the I'ovs made the Company v erv inciTv. 
 
 Alter thi.;, h.avingeniTely ranfick'd the ( .iiM.'-W^r, they 
 i.ill her olf; and enni lining their Courfe to the Welt, 
 iliey •, '.'t with a Ship laden with 1 nien CUiih, Cl-hit- 
 
 Drefs and Figure ; the 
 
 b, 
 
 ir, extream V dutiful and I'er- 
 
 to their H 'sban.ls. 
 
 .Admiral had i)iiek'v after aroilicr Prefent from 
 which was Fe::ther<, and I'ags ri Tobacco ; ,1 
 eonliderable Body of them waiting upon h:m ar the fame 
 time. They were all gaiher'd togeth-. r upon the top cf a 
 Hill, from whence their Sp.aker Iv.i ingii'd ihe Admiral, 
 who lav below in his 'Fcnt pitch'. i .X' ihe hot orii of the 
 Hdl.When this was ended.they left tiieirWeapons andcame 
 down, (tiering their own Prefenrs, an.i at the lame time 
 civilly returning thofe which the Admiral liad madethein. 
 .Ml the -Aliile the Wcineii wh.- remam'd above. [Kif- 
 fel'sd with a mad Fury, tore their li.m, ..id m.ide dread- 
 ful llowlings ; vvhL.h is the cunimon Mulick at their Sa- 
 
 trilices, 
 
11* 
 
 22 
 
 Sir Francis Drake at Ternatc, eye. 
 
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 '!i 
 
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 I Sr, h . 
 
 K nf.J>..n 
 Sir fVj,.. 
 
 iriiiic^, ibiriiliiiij! of whiili Naiiirc «.is ihcii iVilimnizin;;. 
 Hii'. whilll thit'c abo\c were fiTMiin ilic UcmI, ilw Men 
 Klciw wcf;- In-ttcr cmrloy'il, .uu luliiii; very liilifomly 
 lo l)i\itic SiTMti, then pcitorincil m ilu- AdiiuralM cnt. 
 
 TIk- Ncw-idt' \\\c l.::'ljl Uinp iluu-, iWcailint; .iliout 
 in the Country, ihorc camo two Anilv.lV.iiUns ui ilic Ail- 
 n.iral, to tcU limi, 1 hnt tho Kinp u.i< njiiiinp to \vait 
 \\\<ov. him, anil Jdirt^l a io'mii it IVur to alliirv; l■i^l.ltl. 
 C'oi.ilud. 'i'lu- Aitniirat ha%inp niviii this the whole 
 ■ Train I'l'gan to niaixh low arils tlitm, and that in very 
 >;ooil anJ );raceUil orJer. 
 
 In the I nut tauic a toniely Perfon Karing lK< .Seepter 
 IhI.mv tlie K.r,;.', i:i'<iti whuh haiifjeil two Crowns an.! 
 ihue Chaii.v nt a \ery f.reat len;."li : I he C u)\mi> w-ii 
 iiiaileot' Nei-W'irk, ami aniliiia'.ly wm)i'(1i! witii lea- 
 thers ot' li'a;iy mlovu'. ; atiil the C'haiiiN wire ir.aJe ol 
 Horns. Next to the Siei'i.r Ivarer came the Kinphim- 
 lell, a very eomely proi'ti I'eiliMi, ll.owtnp a gooJ Air of 
 Maielky 10 hisjMteanJ liepotiiiiem , he was rurroimiieil 
 with atiiiaril of i.iU Martial-lookM Men, who yser.- all 
 i!aj in Skins. Next to thole e.iine the loinmi n Teople, 
 hay;t:p (to make ihe tiner Show ) pauiteJ th.ir haees, loiiie 
 while, lonie Maik, ami lonie other eoloiiiv, anil a.l vMth 
 ihcir Arms lull ol" I'nfents, I'M'n the yery Chililren them- 
 lehcs no!: exctrtcil. The Ailmnal i!r,'W up all his Mm 
 into order or l<i't.'l, an.l 1\ikkI r^aJy to rerene them 
 with'.n h .s lonitications. At louie iliftanee troiii hiiii, 
 the whole Tram maile a Halt;, atnl kepi a pvofoiiml Si- 
 Imce ; at wh i !i tniie, the Siepier-learer naile a Spmli 
 ft' ha!f an hmiv lonp. Th> heitij; enJe.!, il-e Umel 'fli- 
 ler, of aSpeieh-Mnker, U'came a Dane.ii'Malter aikl 
 at the fanu i.nv l\nick ip a Sc np ; in loth whuhhe 
 w',;s foi'owcii i'V K'PE. l.'irils, atul Ci ni.iicn Peip'e, 
 \vhoca:\io Sn^irfranii Daneiiip i:p to the AilniTal's 1-eii- 
 i\'s. JVinp all fet iloyvn, tliere 'at'rer fome pnlimir.ary 
 Complomen;«; the King made a Solemn Oiler of his 
 whole Kinpdoin, anil .i^ Deper.dmck"! to the' Admiral, 
 delirmp him to take ihe vSovcrtignty npon him, an.l pro- 
 I'elfinp tha' he himfelf would be his \ery loyal Siil'iecl. 
 And that this m'l In ici fecm to be meerComp'e:ieni and 
 ■'■Prcteoee, he did '|iy the Confeiii of his Nohl-s there pre- 
 I lent/ take off the llhillr.oiis Crown of l-eathen lro;.i 
 '' his own Head, and hx it iiifiii the Admiral's ; and at ihe 
 ' lame time, Invcitinp him with ihe mher linlipns of Ko\- 
 alty, did (astiuKliasiti him la,, make him King of the 
 Country.' 
 
 The Admiral accepted of this neyv offer'd Dipnitv, as 
 Her Maiellies Reprefeiitative, in her Name, and for her 
 I'fe ; It '.'einp prnluMe, ihai from this Donation, yvhether 
 made in jeit or inearni-H, 1 y ihcfe Indimi, lome real Ad- 
 ».in!ai;es might liereattcr redound to the lln^l-Jh Nation 
 and Inn rell in ihofc Parts. The coiiiii:( n People dilpcrs d 
 tliemfeUcs lip and down eyery where ainonp 11 the Admiral's 
 Teiits.c.xpreilinganadmiration and \aliie foi ihe /'^.V/' to 
 the degree ot Madnefsand Prnlaiienels.coiiiingU-forethem 
 with Sairiliecs, which they piaendcd to oti'er yviih a pio- 
 fonnd Ue\oiii,n to ihem, tillihey. In t'lrec, kept them hack 
 from proceeding in ihofc lm|'ioii> Cercmrr.ics, LX[re(ring 
 their iitmolt abhcrrencc of ihem. and ilirecling liiem to 
 theSi'prcme M.iktr and Prel'ener of .nil things, whom 
 alone they oughr to Honour yciih Religious W'orlhip. 
 'I he Admiral and his Company naveU'd to fome diftance 
 up in the Comit.y, which thev tmind extremely full of 
 l)eer, yehiih were large and tat, ai.d yery often iceoina 
 Herd. There wasalfoiuch a valt plen'y of Conies, that the 
 \yholc Coimiry fecni'd to he one intire great V irren.They 
 Were of the hignifsof a ll.itLv, Coney, iheir Heads like 
 thofe in our Parti, ihcir Put like a Moles, and their Tail 
 refeml>lmgthatof a Rat : Under the Chin, on ta.h fide, 
 IS faitned .^ Hap, into w huh the Creature imec'ls what 
 Food it pets abroad, and prelenes it tor a iime of iie- 
 reirity. Thefielhof them is a yaluable Lifh amongll thJ 
 Natives, and the Skins afford RoLics for the King, and 
 all the great Men. 
 
 1 he I'.arth of the Country fecm'd to | romile very rich 
 Veins of Ciii'd andSiUer, tiicre lieir.g h.irdly any digging 
 w iih'^u: brmping up tome uf the Ores of :iiem. The Ad- 
 .■*vj .^..in. miral call'd it \i; ,i W/V.i/'j, partly in Honour to his own 
 Country, and | aitly from the ProfpcCt of wh tc Clitis 
 and Batiks wliiih it yields to them ih.it new it from the 
 Sea. At his departure hence he let up a Monument, with 
 a large Pl.ato, upon which wasKngravcn Her Majeilies 
 Name, PiCture, Arms, Title to the Country, the time of 
 their arrival rlierc, and the Admiral's own Name. 
 
 In ihis Couiitrv the S'/i.im'.I'v/; h.ad ncscr fee footing, nor 
 
 did ihfy ever ilifiovcr the Land by many degrees '.othe 
 
 Southward of this Place. 
 
 Setting fail fri m hence, they loft the lighi of Land till 
 
 d' "i ''sijrJi O'^""' '<• upon which Day, m the Morning, they lamc 
 
 4,T " ^ in v»uh certain lllands in 8 degrees North Lat. from 
 
 ■ in rdTnt 
 
 r> I' <n.l 
 Co.i e* 
 
 Ce>\A inJ 
 S.lvct 
 
 whence they met a gnat niiniberof Canoes coming laden 
 with Coco's, and other Irrit. '1 hele CaAoes were hot. 
 lowed within with a gieai did of Ait, and look'd fmcoth 
 and fli'nii.g without like biirnll.d Horn. The Prow and 
 Srern both yielded inwards. Circle wile ; and on each 
 fide of them lay out tys o pieces of Tm ber about ,\ Yard ^" * 
 and half long, more or lef^, .is the Vilfel wasbiggcr c r '"^' 
 lels ; 'Hiey wereot a coididcrablc heigliih, and tor iliew 
 fet ort' in the inlide yvitli wh'te Sliel.'s. The People that 
 were in them, had the lower pan if their piars cut ronml, 
 and ftietelied down ai' iiliderab!e way i pi n theirChceks, 
 by the weight ot rhole things thev hang in them. 'I'liey 
 K,iii d to delipn their Nails t'or We.-ipons, letting iluiii 
 grow a t'lid liah in length: Their Teeth are as black .a* 
 Pitih, and iluy liaie a ysay to renew them, by eating of 
 an Herb with a tort of Powder, which ihey ever carry 
 about them for that purpole. 
 
 Odd:- i8. they came to feveral other lllands, in fun.e iii,,,,!,. 
 of wlii.li there w.is an appearaiue of Inh.ibiiants, and 
 luntinued their Courfe by llielllaiids of 'I .i./h// ./,;, ^i-.'u/i, 
 and ^i:. i; the lint of whiih had goo I ftore of Cinna- 
 mon, and iluy were all ol iliem Pnends to the Vni- 
 
 X'!. 1^. thev fed m with the A/o,;a\-..'., and intending 
 Un'Vi'i.Ln; asilicv Cnarted along thellland Al«0', which 
 belongs to the King < f iniutc, tliey met his Viceroy, who 
 leeinp the \dmira's Ship, withoiii fear came aboard him. 
 He aiUiled the .\dniiral, by no means, to piofecmc hi.s 
 Vo^.ipe I.) /'.V;'./..ii', but to iail dindh for Cfi «.(/-, be- 
 caule his Mailer was a vers great P.neiny tothe/'cfi- 
 ^ij.iifif.-, anil « oil d h.ue nothing to do ys ith tluiii, it they 
 Were at all lomernd vsiili /".//..'.if, oi ihat Nation yyho 
 were lettled there. Tl'e Admiral, up, n ili.s, rel'olv'd 
 (nr Te'K.iie, and iar!\ ilie next Morning came to an An. 
 chur be fire the'l'ovsn. I le fcnta Mefenger to iheKing 
 withaVehet Cli ak, for a Prefeiit, an,l to alFire him, 
 That he came thither upon no Defit'ii, b' t purely tli.ii if 
 '1 rading in h s Cnuntrv . '1 he Viieroy a.lli, by this time, 
 had Iven with the King, and dilpos'd liiiii to entertain a 
 very fa\oiirable(Y^iiien of tlie /.■'■.;.■.'/•: ; wliiih wrought 
 fotar, tl-.at i\v King letiirn'd a very i ivil and obliging 
 .Vnfwer to the Admirals Mellage, afliiring him, That a k n<> T,,. 
 friendly Correfponderce with the l'.i:i;,'.JI.' Nation was '"''■•''> ^ ' 
 highly plealing to him ; That his whole'Country lliould lie *:"f';|j'! ' 
 open to them, and vshatever it yielded iV.ould be at their Co'im i.i 
 Service. And more then that, That he was u'ry ready to"' '■' ' 
 lay himfelf, and his Kingdom, a: the tiiot of fj (jli.iious 
 a Prmcefs as W.1S ihe Queen, whitiithey ferud, .lud to 
 make Her his Scieieipn as well as their-.. .And in token 
 of this, he fent the Ad-.ural a Signet, i.urying it, belides, 
 with a very great refped to the /.//!;../.■ .Melleiigcr, who 
 went to Court, and tiad be.ii received there with much 
 Pomp and Ceremony. The K ng lu\ ing a mind to make 
 the Admiral a Viht a Shipi oard, fen: lefirehan,! four 
 large Canoes, fill'd with (inr.e of the molt highly di.'nifv d r, c, t 
 Perlons .lUmt him. '1 luy yseie all dritV.i in white']. ayvn, 
 and had a large I'mlrella of very line perfi m'd Mats, 
 (Ixirn up with a Iramt nade of Kccb, lprea,ling over 
 their Hea,ls from one end of the Canoe to the other. 
 Their .Servants i lad in white (trod .iboi i them- and 
 without thele were Ranks of Soldiers, |i|aied in ci incly 
 order on Ujtli tides. Peyond the Martial Men, were 
 plac'd the Rowirs, in cenain well c« tnrivcd (Galleries, 
 wlr.ih lay tlitec of a lide all along the Caiui-s, and were 
 deeenilv rais'd "oe above the other, e.iili (Cillery contain- 
 ing Se Rowers. Thele Caiires were fuinilli'd too with 
 allNV'arlike Provilions, and the .Soldiers vyell .Accoutred, 
 having all manner of Weapons boili UiK nlive and IXfeii- 
 live. Rowing near the Ship, they al paid their Reve- 
 rences to the Admiral, ill great order, cue aficr another, 
 and told him. That the King liad I'eut ihem tuConduCt 
 him into a fafcr Road than that he was in at prcfent : 
 Soon after the King himfeit came, ai-^nded by llx Crave 
 ancient Perlons J he lecnied to be nn i h pleafed wiih the 
 Eii^::fl> Muliek, .ind much more with :l,e /•.''/,:;,;//. Hraveiy 
 and Cienerolity, wliiih the Admiral e\prcfs'd to ihe full, 
 in very large Prefeiits made to him and his Nobles. The 
 Kingpiomi-',! the next Day to ct me alioard again, and 
 that fanie Night lent ihim m llotv of Pr.jvilioin', as Rice, 
 Hens, Sugar, Cloves, a l"rt of Iru.t iliey call l.j^:\ and 
 .V.y/i, yyhicii i- a .Meal they make of ilu lops of Tree., 
 mei'ing in ilie Moiiih like Sugar, bin Miting like a lowrc 
 Curd; but yet, when made up m C.i\e-, vv.'l keep fous 
 to be \ ery til for eating at i o Years ei.d. I'i t Kinu came 
 not .al oard according I.-, his pri.mile, lot fciit his Brother 
 to excufe him, .iiul withal, to invite tlie Admiral ailiore, 
 .and to 'oe a P'e.ige tor hi^f.u'e returi, 'Hie .Vdniiral re- 
 fusd to go h ink.f, bill t'eir, luiiie (.ct tiemen of his lU- l"!., i; 
 tinue, 111 company oi the King's Pr.ther, .and kept the ';"','" ' 
 Viceroy till their reiuri-. 1 !:ev w, ;e receiv d a'.hore by ii,,- T.. 
 
 v.L nher 
 
 another r 
 
 and CI 11. 1 
 
 was a Pri 
 
 which w, 
 
 grave I'et 
 
 lurlvinis 
 
 Tra,!e bi 
 
 '.an e In g 
 
 briiiiler'd 
 
 li.iil a lool 
 
 I eps b.iit 
 
 had Cue I 
 
 ami a larg 
 
 verv lair 
 
 Right Ha 
 
 \ir upon 
 
 b'.iail.iiiri 
 
 talteii'd to 
 
 it. He hi 
 
 ^ing h' ard 
 
 diie^ them 
 
 •^nd has t 
 
 i' (\:'.i th- 
 
 that cf 1,1 
 
 New Mo.ll 
 m which p. 
 •Iiev painiH 
 Alter thi' 
 furs here 
 l.iui'.i; t" ,1 
 ■ hey (laid 
 the Tills a 
 out ftiighs 
 , like our /■.>, 
 li.ii.iiit; Plic' 
 n e:i plus ii 
 the At,-, bei 
 pear as if ih 
 Mere are 
 ^ 01 Craw-hl 
 •ind are fo 
 Dine four P 
 Setting fa 
 the A,'.i,e;.Tj 
 a pare, 1 of 
 to the Non 
 tor contrary 
 a'icrd to I 
 h iz.iiiloiis, 
 tile Ill.iiids 
 •»< n i<— l.ital) l-vin. 
 
 ^ t.'e re.xt Da 
 
 on the Rod 
 
 iMnce, and 
 
 theWin.lcl 
 
 board of >li 
 
 Hicycnf.ci at that n.i.i 
 
 %.\vmJ. bnicesofih 
 
 ,., . /'.■/'. S. tl 
 
 jjjn.i , ■; , hav nil' 
 
 Mioals. 'Jl 
 
 dy, bur a t 
 
 verv Civil 
 
 Jult hi all 
 
 Heads, and 
 
 iloyvn lo ilu 
 
 with great 
 
 'V'k. 
 
 I*g ■ IVill 
 
 «idCri.v.tini. 
 
Lib. I f[:i,ap; IV. 
 
 ominp l.i(1i-n 
 )C' wrrc I'ol- 
 icik'il rmf.'itli 
 lie I'row ami 
 wA on c.iili 
 liriit a Y.m! '"' "i!^ ■ 
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 111,1 tur ll.i'W 
 IVcpk- ili.lt 
 s rut roiiiicl, 
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 lull-. '1 111 y 
 Icttinp lliim 
 
 ■ .IS hl.it k .K 
 li) t.iciii(; 'il 
 
 y ivcr cirr,- 
 
 nds, in I'dilc ii1i,,,i,. 
 iliii.ints, anil 
 iili'il.i, ^.'.V/i, 
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 s to the I'w- 
 
 n<l inrcn.linp 
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 ViLcroy, ulio 
 
 ■ .ilnaicl liim. 
 piofaiitc Ills 
 
 T I'cDl.ll', 111'- 111 ^.^T^'■<t•, 
 
 to tllL' I'fti - 
 
 ituiii, it tlicy 
 t N.uiiin wilt) 
 iliis, ri-'.'c,l\M 
 MIC to ,Tn All. 
 L'v III tlii'Kinj; 
 1) .iiriri- h^r., 
 l'urc!y tli.u it" 
 , liy iliis linic, 
 
 locnti-n.iin a 
 , liiili \vroiij;lit 
 I .iiul obliging 
 
 liim, That a K'ns T,-:, 
 • Nation was ■"'■" •" 
 intrylhouUlicK^:- 
 iilil be at their CoTHi i>i 
 ' iciy rcaily tu"''.' '• ■ 
 :>{ I'l Gil. lions 
 iruil, .11. il ro 
 Aiul ill token 
 
 np i;,belii!es, 
 iij;cr, will) 
 
 re uitli inuih 
 
 r.iiiil to make 
 
 riielian.l four 
 
 :}',lilyili,'nif\iloifiX 
 while 1 awn, 
 I t"i iii'ii Mats, 
 I'tiailing over 
 o the other, 
 till ill ; and 
 .1 ill II inely 
 .Men, were 
 cil (~>alleries, 
 es, ami were 
 llery tuiitain- 
 di'd too whli 
 
 II .Aecoutrci^ 
 ve and Dtfen- 
 
 li their Keve- 
 afier anothir, 
 
 III ii(C'omliiCt 
 n at prtfem^i 
 
 by llx (Jr.iee 
 i.iC.il with ilie 
 ./'. Kravi'ry 
 Vii to the t'lill, 
 Nobk'.s. The 
 a_i;ain, and 
 lioii% as Rice, 
 all ;-.;;-, an.l 
 topscf Tree., 
 ike a lowre 
 'I keep to us 
 J e K-iiiU eanie 
 em his Blether 
 Vdiiiinil ailiore, 
 he Ailiiiiral re- 
 .en ot' Ills He- I'l-? i; 
 and kept the Y^^^' 
 6\ i! a:hi;rc by ,i,c k.„. 
 i:. v.he: 
 
 Strange Flies, 
 
 &c. Baratene Ifl^nd. 
 
 2J 
 
 another IVotlicr ot the Kiiiu's, .liidleveMi of the Nobks 
 and ti'iiliii'U-iKin c.ieat Mate 10 theCatUe, where then 
 na<a Pretence of at leall i..co Perfin^; the priii'.ipal of 
 wli eh were the King's C'oni.eil, to the nimiber ol f.e very 
 grave I'eifons, and 4! i!ik:il. I eiger> inScarlet Robes and 
 i iiilviiiis, who were there to negotiate in Matters ol 
 Tia.le between Coijirutinfyl- and ['rnuir. The King 
 can em guarded with li lames, a glorious Canopy eii.- 
 broiiKi'ii ssitli (lold being larry'd ii\er his Head. He 
 ImiI a Icol'e Kobe of Cloth 1. 1 (iold luin;; aboet hini ; his 
 ( ITS bate, liut.Shooes of Cordovan epnii Ins but. He 
 f.id Circlets of (iolii wieathed up and liowii in his llau, 
 ,ind a large Chain of the fame Metal aloiit his Nnk, and 
 urv la;: Jewel* on his I'lr.u'iis. A I'.ige llmd .'i the 
 Right Hand of his Chair of Siate, breathing, theiuol 
 ur iip.m hi;ii w.'li a Ian two f<:ot in length, and one 
 i''-.i:i<l,nMi'Milly uii'..roidird ai.d Udeck'd with Sapphires, 
 taltend to a Siaif 3 foot long, bv whiih the Page moved 
 i:. He ki:..llY nceivd the Z'",!;/.)" tjentlenieii, and h.i- 
 Miig heard their Meli'ag.-, lent out ot his Council to con- 
 I'ne^ ;heni b.u k to -.ncirSliiis He is a potent Pr;rie,' 
 <n,i has 1 . Illaiids under hiin, bcfides I-. .• ■■, whi^liisl 
 ■.' felt tb • Kit of all the A/o/wct.i;. His Religion, aid 
 r.'iat of his Ci tirtry, is M.ilom r.iiii;>r . 'I hey obten e i 
 Ni w Moiii.« and balls, as the to' 'owi rs of Mi' n). ■ do ;I 
 111 which b.ilts, tho' ihey ir.onifv the ;!elh by I\iy, yet! 
 •lies painiHr It as iiiiuh 111 il'e Night. j 
 
 Ab'.rthis, the Admiral Ii.im! g difpa-chd a'Miis.^:- 
 f.ir-i here weighed Anchor, ni.d put otl lioin i'i7(;i;.-, | 
 l.iCii.g to ,1 Im'e llland .Smuhwaid ot thercn/'-j, wlua 
 ihey llaid ;' Uavs. I his Illand is extremely Woody, 
 il'.e Trees arc of a large high gnnvth, ftraight, aril witli- 
 oiit IViighs, except at top, and the I caves foii.ethii.g 
 like our /-.hj;. /o Krooin. Here they obfervid a fort ot 
 li.ii.ini; Mies in great nniltitndes, no bigger than the coii.- 
 11 i':i Files in I i._;,:.ii:.l, which t'wiitin ing u^i and down in 
 the Air, betWiLii the 'I'reesand lUill.es, miide them ap- 
 piai asif thev were biimir.g. 
 
 Here are I'ais alio asbig as Hens and a Terrellrial fort 
 of Craw-tilh, \v huh dig holes in the banh like Conies ; 
 :tnd are to large, that one of them wid very plentifully 
 Dine four Perlons. 
 
 Setting fail from hence, they delign d to have run for 
 the A.''He..T.s but having a bad Wind, and being aniongll 
 a parcilof Ill.inds, vsuhmuili diflii ulty they recover'd 
 ti. the Nonlivsard of the Ceich's, wdieie being not .able, 
 for contrary Winds, to continue a Wellern conrfe, they 
 a'lcrd to the .Soirhsv.ard again, which they toiind very 
 hiz.iidoiis, bv reafoii of the Shoals that he thick among 
 tile lilands. This they prov'd by a dangerous (and alniolt 
 l.ual) ty|Kr'iiiiit on 'y.iw. 0. * whin they run upini a 
 Roek, ill whuhiliev thick fait trom S at Night to 4 /'.,\(. 
 tlie rest Hay. In this dillrefs, tl ey ligh'.ncd their .Ship up- 
 on the Rocks of 5 luii of Cloves, .11, d S Pieces of Ord 
 n.ince, and foineV ivilions : Virv unickiy after whkh, 
 the W;nd chorp.nK aUiur from the Starlioard to the I ar- 
 beard i.f i|-.c .Ship, ihev I:ois'd fail, and the h.ippy gale, 
 Itcy qiCi •" that nil .men', uiiircly Jileiigag'd them froii; the en 
 braces of ilie Rock. 
 
 i'l-i'. S. the) fell 111 wii. the fruitful Illand Iliintoir 
 ■; , having intlie mean time :'"t'''T'd much by Winds and 
 Shoals. 'J he People of it are of a comely Make rif bo- 
 dy, bur a far more beautiftil Dilpolition ot Mind, being 
 very Civil and Courteous to .Strangers, and penCteally 
 Jult in all their Dealings. The Men cover onlv their 
 Hciils, and the I'luln...:, but the Women from the Waltc 
 liown 10 the fi.ot : Iklides which, they load their .Anis 
 sviih great heavy Bracelets, fomc of Bone, and others of 
 
 iFit. 
 
 UiR ■ nji! 
 alc'u.i-v.ni 
 
 .4 PI' 
 b. .1,1 
 to-, t Ro-t 
 
 ^ d WmJ. 
 
 Rrafs and Horn, weighing the lead of them twoDuiue- 
 apiece; ami of thel'e they h.ive 011 8 or 10 at a time. 
 I men Cloth, is a very gixjdCommodiry here, thel'e People I "fiClo'i: 
 k'lng find of It, to make fiiidh": and R'dls for their J "^y^';'" 
 Heads. The Illand atlor.ls (iold, Sdvcr, Copper, .Sul- TiiVpr-'jj;h 
 rlliir, Nutniigs, Cling. T, I ong pepper, I imons, Cu-"'''lii li'.rJ 
 luiiilers, CiKo's, bigu. Sjgii, >S<. particularly a fiirt of *'■''' 
 FriKt, in bignrf>, for^i anl hii>!.. , lelemb'ing a liavber" , 
 liiid, but pleafantly tailed ; and wlienbodd, isfot';, and 
 of pood ealie digcll;on. In ihort (except T,i«.i»f} they 
 met with no pl.ice that vieldcil more plenty < f all a:;ree- 
 abieCi nif irts, tor Hiiin:iiie I ite, than lili^^l^d. 
 
 Leaving H.I.. ,■/•/;.- they laii'd for ti. 1 A7.;.i (.}, where ''' "•'ji"' -W 
 ilie\ met with a Couueoiis and Hoiifiurable fintcrtaii -'" 
 iiiei.t likewife. 1 he Illand is govcrn'd by live Kings 
 who live in a Perfect good I'mi-.rll.ir ling vvi'.li one ano- 
 ther : J hey had once foiirot Their Ma^elties a Sliipbrafd 
 at a time, and very ol'ien the Coir.pi.iv of two 01 iiiiee. 
 'Iheffi, ■..'>/.' are a lioui and w.irlikc i'eopl.', go well arm d 
 wirli Swdtd.-, T.ugeis and Dagger,, all if their own 
 Wurk, uhith IS very cur.orsbodi as to 'he ouneir,! Form 
 and ill. 11 ward 'lem;cr 1 f tI.e.Meial. Ihev uearTnrkiih TV M -..^.-j 
 Rolls on di iiHeads i the upper part ot their Bodies is"' "'• 7'- 
 r.ikid, bill from the Walie .iowi.v.auU ihey have a I'.'i.'''' 
 ' i.i ■ ••if Silk, trailing on the gri iiii.I. .ji ilurcol'mr uliicli 
 ple.il'es tlieiii belt. They manage their Women quite at 
 .inoilier rate than the \I. /.■',i'..).j do, tor thefe lari, r vsdl 
 hanlly lit .t Itranger fee ih.iii ; whercasdie temiLi are fu 
 i.r trom that nicety, that they'll very civill) olfir a Itran- 
 ger a Bedfellow. .And as ihey arj thus Civil and I lofpi- 
 i.dile to Uraiigers, lb they are pl'aftnt and lixiable .v 
 monglt tliemfelves; for m every Village they have a P..b 
 lick-Houfe. wherethev a'l meer, and bring their feveial 
 lliarcs of Provilii.n, )oyning all their Forces together in 
 one great Fe.aft, for the keeping up good fellowlliip a- 
 inonglt ihe King's S'.;b|evts. 'i'liev have a way peculiar ^^''T"ft-il« 
 til iheiiifelvesof iioilii'.g Rice ; they pet it into an Earthen'""''"*' 
 Pot, which is of a Con cal Figure, open at the great end, 
 and ail over perforated. In the mean time they provide 
 another gr^at F.arthen Pet full of b.ibng Water, into 
 which they put this perforated Vellel with the Rice ; 
 which twelling, and hlling the holes of the Pot, fothat 
 no nuantity of Water can enter, is by this fort of boiling 
 brought to a very finii conlirtcncy, and at laft is Caked 
 into a lore of Bread, of which with Butter, Oil, Sugar 
 and Spices, they make leveral very plcafani Meals. They 
 have got the Fiem/i Difeafe amongll them in this Iilaiu), 
 but mllead of fetching out the P.iylim by a Salivation, 
 they do it by a fort of Perl'piraiion thro' all the Pores of 
 the Body ; and that bv laimg naked in the S\ n f r fomc 
 hours, whole Icoivhing Rays do open tliofe Palfages, and 
 give free vent to the noxious Matter to difcharge it felf 
 by. IbeAilmiral here had News ot foir.e great .Ships 
 that l.-.y not far otT, to not knowing what they might 
 prove, he would Hay no longer at ".;;.. From hence they 
 fail'd tor the (.'.:/'e 1/ Co .1 H.fc, which wasthefirtf I and 
 they fell in withal ; neither did they touch upon any 
 other till they came to Sien.tLe lu, upon the Coatt of 
 ':u:<:.-y. Iheypafs'd the Cipc ^khc 18. anJbv the plca- 
 furc of their Vo\ age that way, found how much the I'o.i - 
 ti.^iir^c had abuled the W orld, in the falfe Rcprcfcntations 
 of the HoiTontsand Dangers of it. 
 
 Jw'r 11. they arrived at Si'cir.i l.con.r, where they 
 found great Ikore of Fdephants, and Trees that hadOy- 
 tters faftned ic iheiii, upon which they liv'd and multi- 
 plied. Leaving this place Ju'v 14. they arrived in i'w- 
 .11,/, N'.;. 3.* it bring the thud 'Year alter this Noble, • _^jj ,j,p 
 but Flazardous Voyage, was firtt undertaken. 
 
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 7 he Trofperom Voy.v^c of ^Jr. T n O. (.^ a N D 1 S H (of 
 Trimly i>i the Count v of i'urtblk, tifj;) anr/ the Second of 
 the Cjrcuni- Navigators; yvhicl) Voy^ige ir,is he^^un July i. 
 1586. U^fitten hy Mr. 1 rancis Trett'y 0/ tye />?.SulibIk, 
 
 A/i" Conipjnwn in the June l^oy^i'^e. 
 
 T 
 
 i-r(>iin.(|\\lKii ,in\ ot tln-m ilics he is Imridl in n fir.ivp of 
 
 ?.■■■ 
 
 
 1 1 (.V ihi- ;'■,./''.■ I'.i. I !ii! iIk' w.iv <;iiiii- roiin.(| „,,v,, , I,,, ,j, uimi im-, nc n imridi in n Cp'rnvp of 
 ilk (llolic, .iiiil 1! li.ul l'i.i.-ii .\ii lminort.\l H<i-|Sioin', \ipon \\w Clirfi, In tlu' .V.i llik-, .-'I Ins D.irts I'c- 
 1:0111 to l\;iM- >loiK- 1! ili.it oiHi', li.iMiif; 11 tor'iiif; taltciiM alvmt Iri Tdiuli, and his Trcil'irtsof .Shdis 
 -- o-ln' V to ir.ils ■ •.111' iu\i |--;pci-im.nt ; Mt linil- jl.i:il iitiiiir Ins HiMil 
 ifiL' till- rUl lit !!k' W'o-.l.l lultill, .itiii LoiH-pn-tiniiitip to 
 I'll (j\v (luin iiuliolV (ilorioiis I iiti-rprizi's, ilu\ ivloUil 
 to In' tlu- Siiiiml, .1- well .1^ tla Hrlt 
 iluiiiK Ui-. 
 
 Ill I'lurii.iiin' 111' tlii^ Ddi'.Mi, iin / ■ '/ 
 -<'''"*" iliciv ut <iiniit' ('.■;»■? jS.iil, 'ri\.-/>.;.'.' .-, .iSlnpol i 
 'Iiiii ; the ( '"'.«', lit f Ttin ; .liu 
 Rirk lit 4 111! : 111 
 l.iiis, .iiiil I'lifti.K'nil'nnii 
 
 it'll 
 ut' <;.'•' 
 Mix:. 
 
 ./.■/■•//' ; j. thiN ni. '..'•. inw.ini- 
 
 Si,tit!i-li.lr ol II, wliiTciluA 1.1.1 ri-.uhis to iho ()|hii1ii!; of the .\('"-"r/,', ;• .V,-,, .•,./// \ 
 .iiul tor ,>l>oiit nK'.niu's 
 
 Of, .•.«.'. IS. tluy kh I'ort Dei:.r. nn.l went to an IflancI Tli, 
 1; ing three l.e;ii;uei to the .Somlmnnt, ami kept al jni; the '"' 
 C'oalt .S. W. aii.l hv .S. 1 he jeth they eame to a R<Hk 
 mmh like the hlilyltone at ;'/ii/,i.////.; lymi; about H\e 
 Ifaj;iies lirrtti the I .im:, a.i.l in 48: d.^iees of .South 
 I at. and Souiulint;, they had S Fathom, roikv ifioiind 
 the (/.■■;.■(,.// '•, a uitlnn a Mihcit'ii. The\ kept on L'oaltir.t; S. i. \V. ind 
 wlikh thrre \ elUN were in iVi- t'uiiiid great Itore ol' .Vols .ill alont; the Co.ilt. 
 ions fni t\u> Years, atthe t'hari;e 1 :?i»-.i. • they tell in with a ni'Jat white Cape, in ^i« , 
 ot' the Woril.ipl'iil Mr.' "./■', of ; i" ', in the Coiimv I dcqiees, and Iiad 7 tatiiom Water wiiliii, a I eai'iu of the 
 I 1.1; who alfo wa< \dmiral of this litil.j ll.oie. 'I'lu- <d ihev fell m with another preai Cape, in 
 
 ii: dei'.ius 4s iniintes, •rom whieh Cape there run's a 
 
 nd loiif; Heuh, aUiiit a I eamie to the Simthward and 
 
 linw'ah the ^ -'■■■'■-•"■■■■'■•■-■'■•'■'••■•■ ' ..---- .-1 .,..m. 
 
 tl'e :■,•!' ti 
 
 S i'.lthoin M'.llei .1: llu' inSllt ; .mo i-.i .U'O'H i.^l..ii;ms 
 
 in tlieNoii;li-\Velt, all the wa; nmnii'j; into the MarUiiir 
 ■ ..wi. thiv hail from S to ifi lailioiii. Here 
 a Town of tlie .\>vi".'', who had kiH'd one 
 .\riow. 
 
 .1 /., 
 
 dertliis tape ihev Amhor.l. ami loll their Am hor in a 
 very };reat Storm, wliuh iai;ed Molei,tl\ for three I)a\s. 
 
 3 >■<'■ ihey put into the .V.-,,/;.- m, whuhthe\ fonnd y^ 
 in Line phues 5 or t 1 e.liMies wide, and in other plaees thrv'c",, 
 .onlideial.K moreiurrim. 'IheTth, between the Moi'ih »*■"'• "• 
 
 liiffii, 
 
 Sn*^4 Lfalrf. 
 
 iV'.lM.'j. 
 
 01' x.v 
 thcv I'liiil 
 
 ot the.r .Sleii w h a liiilon ,,,,,,, 
 
 V.-rf.-./,/v. f. fome of them weiu up with '.lie Roat toiir.ot the ,V/,,-, ■_/'/, anil the narrow elt pan of 11, Ihev took 
 
 the llaibour, where the\ iaiii;ln pient\ of] a <!/ on 7 ./,' who was htiiliere with :j iiinieof the fame 
 
 ll.oie, thev uot fomelimon-, feeing Nation; and thele were all ri-maining of 4rc left tiirre 
 
 ■^'ears kfore in thefe Sr,n\il't<. 'I he lame Dav [hey 
 pafs'd the narroweH of the Srrfl^l,', whtTe the Sp,it,Uul 
 
 iV...,, M ,1 1. . I-I..11 -I- . r._-!i n-_i . . '. 
 
 lliew'dthem the H 
 
 Miles within 
 
 Filli ; and going 
 
 fome Biiti'es too a< they were retnrnmg. 
 
 The f th the\ went out of rhcHaiNiur of .?n>/4 /./■otir, 
 
 and rtaid one Tide ^ leage.es from the point of the 
 
 Harlniiiis Mnnili, the lide there riowing as tlicy ijl>l'er- left there hv .Sir / 
 \ed Soi'th-W'slt. 
 
 'Ihe-tli till* di]MitedtVom "'.e' f the Illes (it Cape 
 li ^tfc'it'' I'i' .!r(i , wliiih Is I' 1 e.igvHs from the I'oint ol .V/>.,: 
 '"'•'■'• ^""^ /..■ >i.i, and the fame |)a\ iliev \i ihored two.Milesot) 
 the llland, an.! I indif'. I'lmid onlv I'l.intancs npon i., 
 
 J he Sill, one 'it the Itoais went out, and .Vnindeii 
 ronnd ahoii; the llland, Hnding s faihoni NVaier in a 
 Sonnd at the NWlt-end; aftcrward.s, for .1 (. .ill or two, 
 jiut two fatli'in. and then li\, .led fo deeper iiid. dielxr. 
 •\i tlie I'.alt-end was a I own, 10 whuh the .\.;';"e' rel'on 
 fometiiiK's, as their I'roxilions Kt't there diil intimate. 
 There's no Irefl: Water on all the S<nith-li.ie, net on the 
 North there is in tlrve or four pl.ues. The whole ItlamI 
 is a perfect Wood, esrept a few linall h-ots, where foiiu 
 Himles Hand, and thele .ire emuinpalVd round with 
 I'lantane-'l tees , tlie Fruit of whith is exielleii"' food. 
 The place is marielloiilK litbiec} to Storms of Rain and 
 '1 liunderin tliis Atonili 01 Vc^/fi*. 'r. . 
 
 'Ihey left ths Iilandonthc loth, anl ihelall 
 (i ' tailing W. S. W. al'oiit 14 I eagiies tiom (. apt 
 in .'(. i;/A-, thfv I'ell in witli a i^riat .Moiiir.iin, whith hai 
 a higli round top It.indinj; .Tlntilike a I. tile Town. 
 
 .v.. I. thev wen' in lierween the llland M. N.v _'/i;i '..•' 
 and tlie .\lain-l and, where i.trrviiii; their things all.ore 
 and ereClii'L' .1 foige, tins Iniilt .1 I'liin.ire. and litteil n] 
 wh.vloever was out ot oiiKr ; whuh Work detain 
 till the --id. 
 
 I'p-.inwii a'tii. ihev l'i!l 'n ^^ ' i li.e Co.,lto'.' 
 in 47' dieiiis ol N'onh I .11. fiom wlmh p .11 
 r.:n along the ll.ore 'ill the' i.i; • 11.10 4S degr, .s 
 lind;ni' it avm llei[' U .1 h .ill a'ong. 
 
 .Vt. 27. il!e\ lame to a". Hatl'oiir, in'.ouliiih ills 
 
 Atmiral nrlt entnd. sailing it. on th.u anonnt, 'from 
 
 Nan. I of his .Ship, "<■ / /)i-/-.,' .,. Near this llar- 
 
 f>,r,p. r. 
 
 in tirtji't. 
 
 (1) ^t 
 
 S,lj 
 
 iif O. 
 
 ihei 
 
 Ihev 
 l.it. 
 
 firi r, 
 '.'• 11.1 
 
 '.'I 
 
 '! , ,' •.. 
 
 Ixiiir lliiis s .ill lll.uid or two \cr\ till! ol Seols. and ano 
 thir as Weil Stcekd with gn \ (iiil's: Tlie Had our 11 
 lilt is lery (.■menient tor the Trunmlng and (iianing ot 
 Slurs, Iv.aiiie ot the lonlideiaMe ehl'iiii' and llinvni!.' ol 
 
 - W' 111. 
 
 G'.it CiU'i 
 
 (1 
 
 the W.ii. r ihiiv. Hi re the Savaj' 
 
 t'oinpan\ u ith th.-ir .Ar 
 
 , he.iiLd with lliirs. .A wil.l a'ul rude fi 
 
 ihev Were, iiul, a« it lieind, of a (lii', 
 
 whiel 
 
 1 are maile 1 
 
 lol thill 
 if t a lies 
 'It of Cri.iiui\s 
 ilitiik Raie, the 
 
 inea're ot (int of their lea being iS Inihts ui Ieiij;ih 
 
 of a fmaU'Rark, luppos'd to be one l^,'',',f 
 
 n,ik'. The Month of the ';//i-/:;A.vhI!m'.':,.' 
 
 IS in "ii degreis South 1 at. aii.l 'tis t'roiii tlienee, to the ''"•''•"• 
 narroweft pafs. ) 4 ] eagiies ; an.l the Com ft. is W. by N. 
 .Allntrom ths narrowcltl'afs toP.v ij/fo.Iiland 1- u . eagnes, 
 ar.l the Courle is W. S. W. and .1' hiiK ro theSonthward! 
 Here. .'/; in P.-;;;;;,;,, Iilan.l, thev .-Miiho.-ed the SlhUav 
 andkill'dand faltedg-tatltoreof /'.■„-„.„,. ' ,,{,,,',"■" 
 
 :i "■ 9. thev left ths lilami, ami tailed S.S. W. to Kini; 
 
 tl- 
 
 ■ ii;.tr.is. 
 
 It lia.l tour 1-ons 
 
 /'' V.;'sCit\, built b; 
 
 ami eaeh fori ha.l one C attlpieie in it, whieh were all*-'' 
 buried, and the Carnages left Itamlmg m thur pl.iees ; 
 they dug tor thele I'liies, and iviOMi'd themall. 'I he 
 t it\ h.i.l tiural Chiinhes in it, a'ld feeni'd to U- well 
 eonirn d. el'peeiall\ as to its Situation, whuh was in tin 
 moll hapm pla.eof alltlie sV.,i\,V/ fortlie i.imenienees 
 ol Wood and Water. Km iiiilerable was the 1 ite whuh 
 tliAlorlorn Remnant of \;.. „/,,./, |,ad lii.d there. fortlie,'|\," 
 Ir.iieot tuoVe.irs, liaiing hardiv am ihing bin a few /.li y- 
 Shell-nil; to t'lippon Nature with.l'l, exeept I'hev had the""' 
 h'ek to take a Deer at aii\ time, that eaiiie down t'rom''' 
 tl.. Mountains to drink, 'i heirdelign in lomin!' to this 
 I own, was to fortilie thele SV,.."/.".'.. ; li> that all other 
 Nations, Iilliles themt'el es, tlioii'.l be .leband of a pat'- 
 l.ige nil) the South Sea : Hi t rrovidui.e was pleas, I to 
 aniiiaiiM-rt, with lome fe'.eian, upon the Wi.kediiels 
 a;,d Ininlliieof ihatproieeding, makiinj tins pfue of then 
 mended .Milch it', to the nit ol' ihe \Vorld, a Seme ol' 
 .I'liiiil I'rniihm.iiis to ihiiiil'ihi., ; inr hen the I'artli 
 with-lieM Us eommon i'lodncts |rom them ; the I'lanrs 
 WDir.i not .'row. nor ihe Trees be.ii 1-ri'it ; nor am ol 
 tiuvr 1 aboiirs j'tufper. Xnd belnles this rigour laid upon 
 NatiMv, whuh in thole I'aits of the World is not ordina- 
 
 y fj \ery tparing of Inr Klediin^s the J.,, .■!>«., their 
 iroll Impl.ieable Liiemies, broke 111 upon them in a very 
 >ioleiii naiiner : .And bv iliel'e iiuaiis ihe\ were reiUii'il 
 to the lalt l-Atremities, all their Stores I rouuht out of 
 
 ..'. I'emc t'pitit, and no mote if be gottm .I'bioad, tne 
 
 C:hap. 
 
 mm 
 
 (1) Opr 
 tt§W4ri 
 
 Mjft.V-Covi 
 
 fO'.''c.j».l" 
 
 Coun;r\ e 
 ni'on ili'iii, 
 a few Deer, tor tl 
 
 ther not .itfor.i.iii'. it, or tlie U. 
 
 ndl Inntnii' the V 
 
 taliini; 
 
 ' while ihev Hiiiiti 
 
 le pretirv.i'ir'n ot theirliv.s; lii 
 It alt, they diid iii.e ;o mam Dogs, in tluir I lonle' 
 
 1','eai ininuiers. ami 
 
 the lie 
 
 nt.cfi 
 he To 
 
 thole 
 
 [it the piitr t'liiig Caikatlis 
 
 foil d 
 
 ('.) ?i 7». leaving 
 
 riVtClnnMi'l whirl) \ 
 
 From 
 
 or four 
 
 of it i f 
 
 Courfc 
 
 from rli< 
 
 thiny f( 
 
 •STeighr 
 
 'Tn 
 
 .*itreight< 
 
 with the 
 
 whieh is 
 
 ferc-mcn 
 
 were the 
 
 The Re; 
 
 Winds 
 
 fury froii 
 
 extrcam 
 
 o( Food i 
 
 ting thcnl 
 
 As they 
 had i\(i 
 there 
 Mile, 
 
 Tticy met ,,■ „ , 
 
 we 
 
 or 
 
 (n) Tilt 
 
 in^nitt Lti 
 
 TIk Gtknl 
 
 I 
 
 ft; iW.a. 
 
 with a lo' 
 or five It) 
 much bro 
 
 Af.i.i/i 
 which the 
 then in 
 land. 
 '/.!;/• (UU 
 S-'irm aw 
 rl'.mge 1 
 hold up 
 Men) 
 tweeii tliL- 
 Admiral, 
 theSt'irni 
 hri (1,)^ w 
 fome of 
 met thiin. 
 Bows 
 ou<; of till 
 M V Thele 
 
 Jich.nGolJ, whith bei 
 iniinnitoii. tempting 
 juc'jby.hf invaded 
 
 lias inc alv 
 Enemies ( 
 boalt of 
 does mitf, 
 Fnteriaini 
 After this 
 (>; St M4,, the Weit-l 
 riding in 
 37 , Oegr 
 diursfori: 
 fuch able!;. 
 
 : lu.od. 
 
 V i\ With one ..onlent, .mil n'; raml'i 
 
 iA 
 
Lib. 1 
 
 C:hap. V. 
 
 Indians 0/ A ranco. <src. 
 
 25 
 
 H Qof 
 
 econd of 
 July I. 
 luiiolk, 
 
 in a f ir.ivc of 
 I Ins D.irtsl'C- 
 af-ircof Shells 
 
 cnt man Idancl tIhj v, 
 
 1 ki'i'i al'jni'tlii.'''" 
 
 . ainc 10 a Roi k 
 iini; abnm fi\c 
 i;ncs ol Smith 
 rCKkv ((roil nil, 
 re S. i.W. and 
 
 JcMlt. 
 
 I'l C'.ijr, in ^1 • .\V . I- 
 I I (..i|.'\ii I't the 
 pnat Capi.', in 
 H'l I lure runs a 
 inithuaril, anil 
 ;$;,(•;-/>. I'n- 
 iiir \iu!ior in a 
 lorMiric I)a\s. 
 Iiuli ilu\ tiivml jhn _,, 
 
 ,1 in <lll\<.T plaiO^ tllr V rj 
 
 wan iluMovih"* •*''■■'■ 
 i)t' It, iIkv t'l'jk 
 nnic of (hi- (ami" 
 nf 4CC Kit thrrc 
 lanii' Day tluy 
 
 IIMV tlK- $/Mm'|"-\,,,, ,, 
 
 ppos'il to l>c one ;„, ,,i,. 
 h (if tl.o <;'"•/,!;/•.■) ciiM- 
 ni tltimc, to the /"'"''•'" 
 iiifiisW. by N. 
 iiul i- 1 L tagvus, 
 thi'Soiithuard. 
 
 ihr SihUav, /-;(■,„., 
 
 S.W.iuKiri', 
 a, I loin liin~, • '■ '• 
 liiili \Miv all^ ' 
 ui ihiir ]>lan- ; 
 tluin all. I lu- 
 ll III Iv ucll 
 lull u.i- in ihi' 
 • iiMnrnK-iH'cv 
 ilk- I ifi- vslmli 11^^ , 
 I iIh-iv, for the 1,1, si'., 
 111'^ lull a fou :■■• ,•■ 
 I I'lKN lia.l the J' '; ' 
 me ilnu II from 
 lumiii!' 10 ihis 
 ) that all (itliet 
 I'.in il of a I'al- 
 uas pleas'il to 
 tie WiiKiiliieK 
 pl.ueoflheu 
 ivlil, a Siiiie ol' 
 lieie the faith 
 em ; the I'laii's 
 u ; 1101 aiiv ol 
 ril'iimiaiil iipm 
 !ii Is not onlina- 
 he \' ■'"■<•', their 
 n ilur.i in a \erv 
 ie\ were redi'i d 
 I rnuuht out of 
 till al'ioad, liie 
 (;..!, V! fahini; 
 h,li ihex HiM.tid 
 i\,s ; fc) lll.lt 
 itliiir lloi:feN in 
 h iKi: I .uk.ilfi." 
 i full il to .Ml ; 
 ii.b'eui- ,"l>oi I "j- 
 
 .) /"ffi il 
 
 
 Mjft>-C(ivi 
 
 onihc Sea-Coalb, livinc at a barbarous rate Jition I caves 
 and Roots an^ Scahcrhs, or what Aninials they could 
 at any tune happ'W ''pht on. They dctcnniii'J to mare'- 
 on toihc Kiicrof i'intc, and were in their niilerable I'ro- 
 wrefs met by the i:n!>li/l\ a« was before obfen ed. Thci 
 Admiral nam'd this place ffor tho Icareity of a'l Neielfa- 
 rifv here) /'"" iVi'.o'f (')• It lies in 53 Oipr. S'yil- 1 at. 
 
 '!he i4ih they left this phiee, and ran fiie l.eaniies 
 Smith Welt 10 C.iPe ( ) F-.m-.i ./, which Cape h the Soii- 
 thennoll pan of the Streiphts, andJiesinthe l.at. nl ',4 
 Depr. Irom this Cape Uilinp W. by N. live 1 i.ipies 
 more, they nut into a Bay whith ihey eall'd Milelc- 
 ^ Cnie, from ilie ftore of Miifcles found tlure. 
 
 '1 he iilhhey left that place, and faii'd N. W. .iiul by 
 V,'. ten I eapiie--, ton fair I'aiuly Bay, whuli ihe .\dmiral 
 
 iV/'"''*'" 'I'lie^id they departed from F.li^.tleth Bay, and aUmt 
 two I eauiies ori' found a pood Rner, in which the 'id- 
 niiral rowed in the Boat for the lp.ite of three M.lis. 
 'Here was a pkalant Chan paipn Country that Uj a 
 Ivait ihe River ; all tile but this, near the Strcipht;, be- 
 ing uagpy and moiintainous. But a very brutilh fort ot 
 
 j.,^l^,„ Savapes'nh.l! ited therealouts whuh had lat up uian> a 
 Sf :n:.!,\i, and would fain haie made a Meal upon I-i:'ilJh 
 F!elli too, but that they fail'd of brinping tlvm into iheir 
 Trap, i'he Admiral hndmp the Plot ihey lad laid to Ix-. 
 tray him, m.aic his Wen pelt them with their Haii]iie- 
 bulU-s, which did I'xtcution upon frveral of thim • io 
 
 <:i Si 7»- leaving that River, they fnil'd to St. Jcciiu s (.) Channel, 
 
 r.v.ciiiniici which was two I eaguts otf. 
 
 From this Channel they fail'd Welhvard, .iliom ihree 
 or four 1 eagucs, to a Cape wlrth lies on the N'orth-lidc 
 of it i fnim whii-h Cape to the Mouth of the Strcights, the 
 Coiirfe run-. N. W. and N. 'W. by W. and the diltancc 
 from rlience to the entrance into the Sji.th Sea, is aboi.i 
 thir.y four leagues; lb that the Length of the whole 
 .STcighrs isninctv leagues. 
 
 Tis fanher obferv.ible , that the Entrance of ilie 
 f'treights into the S"iiih Sea, is in neai the fame ( atitiide 
 with thePaffapeoutof the North Scr int» the Streighis, 
 whieh is 51 ' Dcgr. ''luf/' Lat. And hire between the 
 fcrc-mcntioned Cape, and the Month of the Si:eiglu.<, 
 were they forced to lie in Harbour, till l-'chujo the ijd : 
 The Reafon of which Imprifonm'-ni, was the (lormy 
 Winds, and excclTive Rams, that poured down with fui h 
 fury from the Mn\;nrain.«, that they were brought into 
 ejttrcaiT) danger thereby, being n > lefs dillre's'd for want 
 of Food too i the badiiefs of the Weatlicr hardly jjermit- 
 tinp them to land andjange the Country fur a Supply 
 .Asthey lay here in the'Stieigbts they obfervcd, (which 
 had alfi) Iveen difcover'd by tlie Spir.i<i.is before) that 
 there were Harboui-$ on both (ides the Shoar, at ciery 
 Mile, or two Miles end. 
 
 Vclnii.Ty the 14th, they ciitrcd the 'iouth .Sea, obfer- 
 
 Thry rmcr ^.jng^n the Soi/f/'-fide of the Entrance, a very hipli Cape, 
 
 Srj.^" with a low Point adjoining to it ; and on the Nonh four 
 or ftveIllands(M;), lying fi« Leagues otf the Mam, wiili 
 much broken and funk Ground about them. 
 
 Af.i.i.-/' the ift, they had a great Storm at Night, in 
 which they loft the Company of the lltghCtHnnt, Ixiing 
 then in 49 Oegr. Scuth 1 at. and 4s Leagues from the 
 1 am!, i'he Storm tominucd three or four Days, and the 
 /7,!;/i CitUaiit having fpruiip a Leak, and beaten by the 
 
 IlUndi Lii 
 
 The Gtluni 
 b dfigcT. 
 
 (n) itiil. 
 
 lichinGoU. 
 
 .;> " iif*nttrdt. 
 
 fo muih as kill .1 Fowl, or a Swine fur thnnlebes : And 
 tho' the Sp.witiili hair made tliem I)ilei)'ks, yet th.y uli: 
 them more like Uogsthan Men, or Chrillians. 
 
 The i<th the Admiral went allioar with 70 or 3o Men, 
 wellarm'd : They were iiur .ind weleoni'd by tuf- />;. 
 i'ft of Qjialit), ulio condiKited them to a place «heii 
 W.I., a Chapel builr by the tipi:ni..r.li, round about whili 
 we e leieral Sroiv-liouf s, uimilh'd with f;ood Wheat and 
 llarley, as 1 ie.iii aid fair as any /•<;, /o.V ii felf can pn;- 
 duce. They pro.idul themleliesoiit of 'heU- Sioies, with 
 fuffitiei.t Qiiar.tiiieb of Corn j ai d laid in belides, g.ofrd 
 itoieol Hogs. Mens, Potatoes, diy'd IJol'-IiiIi, ami Maix, 
 whiihis ,\ Will. It if Ctiiy. '1 lie .^diiiirul imiied the 
 two principal / /)•; aboard to a Treat ; .liid the Wine 
 li.i'.ine, open. ,1 [111 il 1" e«. to fi.e i learly, th.« the .Adini 
 ral and his .Men were no Sp.ii'-nrtii, (is ihev hit'ierto liip 
 pos'il iliem to be,' til y beean to be lei , tree wiiii rliem, 
 
 itid lOMik 
 
 aige!> 01 
 
 y l>eean to 
 .lie(;oldM. 
 
 nes ; lelliii)', them, I hat 
 
 J 
 'm 
 
 Svirm away from all nclp, was teady every m«ini*iit to 
 pl'.ii'ge to the l)Ottoir : However, (he made a Ihift to 
 hold up Irr bead (by the great Labour and Pains of her 
 Men) : And on the 1 5th in the Morning, (he came in be- 
 twcen the IfleSt. M.iry, and the Main, whore Ihcmetthe 
 Admiral, and the C ntmt ; which two Ships had, during 
 the Storm, fecur'd themfehes two Days a: the Illc La hU 
 lirtfit), which lies in j8 Degr. Smthlit. At this place 
 fonie of the Company went athoar, where the lHdii<r.s 
 met them, and g.a\ e them a warm Reception with their 
 Bi^vvs and ;\rrinvs, being yet at th'" fame time very cauti- 
 ous of their Ciiins. 
 
 Thefe hUani were of the Country of Amnco ( 0), 
 whieh being a Golden Regicn, and confci]ufntIy veiy 
 ind not t*i'- tempting to the a', arioious Sp ■.>:i.;riis, h.id been dii ers times 
 5|ueiM by tht invaded by them, but to no piirpofe ; the lnh.abitants 
 haiing always fo briskly defended themfehes, that their 
 Enemies (tho' belter provided than they) could never 
 ! bo.aft of beinp their Conqiierours : .And thelc Ucfpcra- 
 
 I docs mitl.-ikinp the i>j?.'//fc f'lri/.in/.jiiVj, gave them that 
 
 I Fntenainir.ent which ihey always uled to give the other. 
 
 ?, After this Skirmilh they weigh'd Anchor, and ran under 
 
 . V) Si Mjij the Wci'i-iide of St. y.a, 1 lllaiid ;), w here they had good 
 riding in fix F;ithom Water. 'Ihe Illandit felf lies in 
 37 , Uepr S', ii(/j L.it. and abounds in Hogs, Hens, and 
 divers fons of Fruits. The f'.i/..!;./ that live here, aie in 
 fucli aliblute Slavery to the Sja.iUrJs, that they dare not 
 
 lu.ad. 
 
 if they won li leo n-olsihe Co.intry to .',>,tM. , the) ll.ou'd 
 
 get as much ( j..'iil as ihev eni'd for. lUit the .Aiimiia' not 
 
 erleOtK uiijerii.iiid:ng ;lie Intormatioii, it being t;n en 
 
 artly bv S^ens which we'n obleiire, prol'ecuted not that 
 
 iXdieiiture, but vsenton with his Voyage. 
 
 I he 1 Sth in the Morning they left this place, and I'ail'd 
 'II that Day N. N. F. about 1 ■. 1 1 agues. 
 
 1 he if)t!i tlie\ run in <vitli the land at F. N.E. and 
 anchor d ui:drr in lllai.d eall'd the Cmc-fi u ./). ^J^^'f|^ '""■ 
 
 'J lie (<ith tlie.- laiiii into the Hav of Q^^niduU), \n'{l]'"„mitr: 
 ii l^>i. 5. Mm. Vc.' I.' 1 It. Ai.d the l.ili Uay, a Coir- 
 paiii of 5'. or 60 Men, -.veil lurnilird, mar. li'd up :ntOThof go 
 the Coumr\ I'eveii or eight Miles. In their March they jibjdi. 
 law 1 all I iJrds of wild Cattil, wild Horfes, Dogs, Hares, 
 and CiJiieys, Paririiige, and ether Fowl , many tine Ri- 
 vers, vvell lioik'd with all lorts of Wild-low'. But h.l- 
 vinp tiaiell'd as far asthev eou'd for the Mountains, and 
 that without any .Adientiire, after refielhing thcmlclvesa 
 while upon the Baiiksof a pleafant River, they return'din 
 pood order to iheir Sh ps that Night. Yet was there a 
 Party of :oc. Horle abroad that Day to have taken them, 
 and that u|)rn the Information of the Sjanii- j, that had 
 ekapcd f n m th-m the Day before: But thefe valiant 
 Soldiers, tho' they faw them, durft not n-.nke anv Attack, 
 but kepi at a ddfance, and fo let iiem go of? without .in/ 
 dillurbanee. 
 
 But the next Day, W/k'/ thcfirit, ;hry were a little bol- 
 der : Fur lomc of the linyllfh being afhoar, and ver\ hard 
 at Work, filling of Water, the Spitnimdt who had watch'd 
 the opponuiiit), and were then very caper to tight, when 
 they (aw their Enemies were bu(ie) poi.red down ico 
 Horfe from the Hills upon them, making a Ihift to kill 
 fome few of them, and take a fmall numlK-r of Prdoners. 
 But the pUirious ViCfory of the Sfi.tn'i.irJ.s had a fudden :^<;l^r,i„i^ 
 Period fet to it, by the coining of 1 5 Enfjijh more, who "'in. 
 foon changed the lortnne of the Da., not onlv refcuing 
 iheiruv.n Cump.-'in, but killing 14 uf the \:it':r.rd. upon 
 the ("pot, anddriiiiig the relt up the Miiuniains again. 
 After this they rii! in the Road, and water d th re infpitc 
 of the Spi-)n,:r:'.!, till the hfih Inltant, when they left this 
 Bay of Quinti'i . Putting in at a fmall llland, about a 
 1 eague from the Bay, which is full of Penguins, and o- 
 therFowl, they provided themielvcs with what (lore they 
 wanted, and to tail'd away N.&N. by W. 
 
 1 he I 5th they came to A/no Mumin (/), which lies in f,) y„, 
 li '. Degr. South 1 at. under the Tropick of C'.i/'i .'cciti, M«rin». 
 and ha.san excellent Harbour ; and is made fo by a rer- 
 t.iin llland, which gives a Ship entrance at either end of 
 it. Here the Admiral went alho.ir with ^o Men, and was 
 met by the hid'.fjii, who brought fiefli Water and Wood 
 on their Backs. They are a liniple fort of People, and 
 live after a wild and lavage manner, and in very great 
 awe and dread of the Sp.vii.n.ii. 'Lhi \ broughtthe Admi- 
 ral, and his Company, to their Houfes, which lay about 
 two Miles from the Harlxmr : They were compos'd only 
 of a few Rafters laid a-crols, fupportal by two or three 
 Forks ftuck into the Ground, with Boughs fpread ovei 
 them. Their Reds werethc .SkinsofwildRcalkslaid upon 
 the Floor ; and their Food little elfe but raw itinking 
 Filh. 
 
 When any of them die, they bury them with all the 
 Tael-.ling that lielonps to them, as Bows and .Arrows, and 
 their very Canoes. Ihele Cajioes of theirs are very ar- SirjrjcCs. 
 tificially made ; being foini'd of two Skins like Bladders, =i=->- 
 which are blown full at one end with QiiiUs. .A co iple 
 o( thefe lieinp made fait together, with the Sinews of 
 fome wild Bealf, and then put into the Water, dofwell 
 and puff up ai ihat laie, that they are as tiim and tre as 
 can be : 1 hey make nothing of venturiep to Sea in thefe 
 Boats, and lading them with pre.M Quantities of eith ; Tnb.;tcft:d 
 part of which goes for '1 ributc to the Spiniardt, and part '•"• f.* 
 kept to ftink ior their own eating 
 
 E M4; 
 
 
i' 
 
 
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 U \l 
 
 !i 
 
 \ .-i 
 
 26 
 
 I una, and itsTroetuils^ &c. 
 
 J^- f. (M^^. V 
 
 1 1,'; J Ri). 
 
 (TPJ rwnj 
 Itldllu. 
 
 A/.ir the thiril, tlicy lamc into a Bay, whi iv arc thrci- 
 liulc Town'., lVr,iif/T,C/wi ( /.1,1ml V'fc.t; wlmli latter place 
 111 s in I < : Ucpr. Vn /A 1 at. riii\ lan.li il lure, aiiil took 
 I'liiiif I'lovidonsof Wini' anil Hif.1.1, Hins aiul higi, (iiu 
 <'t' Umu' < t the Hoiifcs ; Imt tlu-y i-.v.iM not pe-t alfiuar at 
 till' WW of ilif TfHVn^. ihc 'aa niti lo I'xtrcainly hipl) 
 '\\k) niailc tlK'nilclvcs Malli'is (if two riiliSliipi liy 
 r iiMnlin'-iliis tiiiii-, lailcn with Siiftar, Mnloirci, Maiz, ConloN.ui 
 .Skini, MD'tc^nAe ['01..1, l'aiki<'t I'uitailoi's, ;>./,'.i« Coats, 
 M.iniialailc, 'Hens, (Jc. One uf tlu-iii, wliicli li.ul tlii' 
 Ult lailirj;, wmi'il liavc yiclili'i.1 ioo«[- /. Ii.ni tlnTi- Ivlh 
 opiinriiinity 10 have mailc a .SaL' : Anil rf all this tlicy 
 tci k ai inmh a< thi-v mii'il iciriM.'niciuly licllovv in thi'ii 
 .Sh^r'- '"'ininR ilie lolk wiili the Vtlli'ls, aiul fating all the 
 Pci'ple in them afhoar. 
 ^ r4i(.M»- '1 he I6ih they raiiie iiitn the Ro.ul nf /'.u'r.i i), which 
 >■ I' M''"» lies in ', Uepr. ^ Min. .S' .v.'" 1 at. The 'I'lnvn it felf is 
 well Iniili, very neat and clean in all parrs if it, and con- 
 tains alxjnt ito Houfes. 'I'he Ailniir;il l.indinp here with 
 fto nr 70 Men, had a Skirniilh with the Inhabitants ; tlif 
 llli'e of which w.as, that the V'-glllh Ivai them iiviiteoiit 
 <if ilie Town, aniHorc'd iheiii up the Hills, from wlioiire 
 they pliy'il with their .Small-lhot upon them, Inn wmi'd 
 n.)t venture a fair B.ittel out of ilinle Mountainous Re- 
 fupes. When ihe l'.i;^tjh had poUefs'd thenifelves of the 
 Town, they iiiaivh'd .liter the Ineniy up thr 1 lills ; and 
 after Ionic Uilpute oMipinp them to retire ftill furrher, till 
 it caiiie to a ihoviiiph and eoiiipleat Rout ; ihey feiz'd all 
 their Kagpape wh.ch they had orouplu with them out ol 
 the Town, and lodited there for Securitv, up and down 
 ill the Mountains. Here was plenty of all forts of lloiile- 
 hold iVuti'; Store hoiilcs full ot all Ibrts of Wares, and 'to 
 pay them for the trouble of their March uptlie Hills :■; /. 
 Weipht of ,")ib er, in Pieces of U. ighr. They let the Town 
 a-lire, and burn' it 10 the (iiound, and allii to th/ value 
 of 5 or 6o»o /, in Goods, topether with n Bark b, inp in 
 the Road : And fo leaving the 5/m','/.io// the Blaze of their 
 llaminp Houles and Geods, to light them down fn^m the 
 Mountains at Night, they went hence, direCtinp tiieir 
 Courfe to Viiii.i. 
 
 Mty the 15th, they arrived ar the Idf Pmi/i ftr \ wliieh 
 lies in I Depr. Souih l.at. in the Harbour whereof they 
 found a large Ship of i^» Tun, riilinpat Anchor, with all 
 her Furniture, which they funk without any more adof, 
 and lb went alhoar. The Lord of this llland is called the 
 Caciiiue of I'l "It ■ He was an /«./(<;« born ; but having 
 niarried a Sftr.ijh Woman, and being refolv'd to be of his 
 Wile's Relipiou, , that happening to be the Chriftian) h 
 cmbrac'd it too, making his Sub|ec'b follow his Example. 
 He had a fiimpruous and well-contrhed Palace neir the 
 Sea-lidc, with curious Gardens adjoyninp to it, and fair 
 Profpeds out of it, both 'o the Water, and up into the 
 Country. 
 
 He keeps all the ln.ii.ms of the Idand in continual 
 Drudgery, their Work being to make Cables ; fuch plen- 
 ty of which IS made by tliele labouring huii.vis, that the 
 Sou//' Sea is inolUv fmnilh.'d t'roni hence. 
 Ill Ptodutli T'>-" llland is near as big as the llle of ll'gl't, and has 
 a good ll'.are of the BKilings nt Nature : For tho' it does 
 not yield Mines of (Jold and Silur, yet it ari'irds thofe 
 things thar are far more neceliliry for Human I ife; there's 
 excellent Paiture-land here, and \ ariety r.f uleful Animals 
 to be maintain'd by it, as Horlcs, Dxen, Sheep, fat and 
 fair. Goats that are very t.ime, and yield abund.ince ot 
 Milk ; belides very good Fowl, Pigeons, Turkeys, i?nd 
 Duks of a large fizc. The Cacique has Orchards I'lat 
 \ ield moft forts of lUeful Fruits, as Oranges, J.imons, Figs, 
 Pomegranates, Pompions, Melons, Ciicumbcrs, Radillies, 
 t^e, with divers torts of odoriferous Plants, as Rot'emary, 
 Thimc,£^c. One of them is befet round with theTreesthat 
 CcttonTrces bear the Bombali.n Co'ton ; the tops of which grow fuQ of 
 Pods, out of which the Cotton it I'elf rifcs. In the Cot- 
 ton lies a Seed of the bipnclsof .i Pta, and in every Pod 
 there are (even or eight of thefc Seeds, which 'if the Cot- 
 ton be not pathcr'd when 'tis ripe) do drop of their own 
 accord, and make a new Spring of the Plant. 
 
 Mty the 19th, the Admiral went to a little llland clofe 
 by Piiii.i, into which the Cacique had con\ey'd all ihe va- 
 luable Furniture of his Palace, and other Movables, ne- 
 cclfary Ixith for Houfe and Sh;p: Thcfe Stores being all 
 difcovei'd, ilicy took what Plunder they thought tit out 
 of them, ani roiivev'd it into their Ships. 'I'hey burnt 
 the Church alio whitli itood hard by the Cacique's Palace, 
 and brought away tlie ti'.'c Bells that were in it. 
 
 Jhw the id, IQ3 b'/idH/.ivi/iairaulted them, killing and 
 ,i»o Skir. taking Prilbners twelve of the /iv^'i'//^, and loling F'orty 
 /i.iiici with li« of their own Men in that Hncounter. The fame Day 
 iht.(>4iiijri< going alhoar again with 70 Men, ihey met with a Party of 
 
 they made havnck of their Fields and Orrhards, mid burnt 
 tour great .Ships (that were Imildmg) upon the .Stocks asih,T,.. 
 alto the Great Town it I'elf, whiili iliey left a meer ''""' 
 heap of Rubbini. Tins 1 own had lu. leli i|i,,n joo 
 Houtes in It ; belides which, there were two or ihrce in 
 l'»)<r, that contain'd in. Hou|i.-< i.uli. 
 
 Time the ',th, they went out of the Ro.ul of I'm/.i, and 
 lail'd to l{:«l>iil.e, where they water'd. And the iithfl,.i*.„ 
 patsd the /FqiiinoOhal, continuing a Northerly Couileall 
 the rell ot that .Month. 
 
 :?H/>the III, theyhad (iglu()f,V«i.i;7/,,,n.M(u), king fw) a„, , 
 bmr 1 eagucs dillaiu from the Land, and m 10 Ocgr. ''//■■"■■^ 
 X.'tk l.ai. 
 
 The 9-,h Inllant they took a new Ship ,;f 11,. Tun, in 
 which WMSone MJ-.iH V-a,)/., a (ct) skilful Cualler in 
 the X(W/' .Seas, whomtheAdmir.il took fni his Pilot j and 
 he gave them the hilf hint of ilie great Ship .hnm A/.i 1.,, 
 which the) took atierwards coiiiim; fii,iii the I'Lillffiue 
 Itlandv. They took all the Men, the Sails, the Ropes, dr. 
 out of this Ship of ,Vrt«c/»,'s, and then let her atiie. 
 
 '1 he icth they took a Bark that was going to give the *,""'" ''■ 
 Alarm all along theCoalts, ot the arriial of the LnMh '^''""•''''^ 
 but all the Men were got out of her. 
 
 The i(5th they came to an Anchor in ihe River of Cdivi- 
 lir.t .\); and the tame Night, with io Men in the I'ln- WTWr 
 narc, rowed to //g .;/„/.„ (,), two Leagues Iroiii that Ri-"''"»'^'' 
 vcr, and in 11 Dcgr. 40 Min. .V»;/. 1 at. they made a' '''^■<'" 
 Delcent upon them, and burnt both the 'I'own and Cu- 
 llom-H ute, which was a Ijirc and fair Building. Here 
 were laid up lix hundred Bags of Anile I'.r the bung of Chi.,- ,. 
 Cloth) and four hundred of Cacaos, every Bagof'thef"M '•■> 
 firmer being worth forty, and of the latter ten Crowns. ',"/'"'' 
 Ihele Cacaos krw amongll ihein, both for Meat an.l '"""" 
 Money ; They are like Almonds, tho' not altogether lo 
 pleatant ; they aHbrd Ixjili lolid Food and Drink 'too, ^ud 
 pis in Irade, in(fe.id of ready Money, 150 of tlicm 
 being as pood as a Rial of Plate. 
 
 'Lhe iSth tlx-y fet fail trom Cr/>,i/.'M (bcvaul'e tlieSea 
 was lo great tliire, thai they could not till Water, and 
 rea> h d A^'i-.tuli the fame Night. 
 
 'Ihe next Day the Admiral went alhoar with thirty 
 Men, marclung two Miles into the Woods, where they 
 took a Metfizo *, belonging to the Cuftom of that Town, * Mm 
 and a conliderable parcel of Stutfs with him, and carried ■"'' ''' ' 
 both the Mifter and the Goods away to their Ships. u "l^i, 
 
 ,/,v^i<ff the 24ih, the Admiral, and thirty Men, went W""*" 
 in the Pinnace to the Haven I'ucto ile Kviti.Lul (;,-), which "" ''"•"' 
 hesin 19 Degr. North Lat. where So(.;'/,t had inforMi'd'^" "'" 
 them, wou'd be a certain Prize ; but before they came 
 thi'her, ihc was gone twelve 1 cagues farther to filh for 
 Pearls. However, here they took a Mulatto, that was 
 lent to give Notice ot the /■;,,^.'.//.. all along the Coall of 
 ,V«-i./(;W/,.;^, together with all his Letters, and burnt Tk, I, m 
 the Town, and two Ships of Two hundred Tun a piece '^'■•'^' '■ 
 that were a building there, and to reiiiru'd to their''"'' 
 Ships. K'«' 
 
 -Ihe i^th they came into the Bay of , St. .?^,;., where s 7.,. B., 
 they water d at a good River, that yielded them go.id >n,l River 
 llore of Full, and tome iinant.ty of Pearls. This Bay isp.j.i 
 in 19 Degr. iSMin. North I at, 
 
 S.'ptcmlrr the id, they left St. J.,^., and the third Day 
 cnme into the Bay of A/.,/„ce,i (.,), lyi„g a league to'')"--' 
 the Wethvaril of Port Nr.tivUMl, and is a v ery good place ^1- 
 tor Ships to rule in. 
 
 The fame Day the Admiral, with alKuit jc Men, went •■^'■'•'"> 
 athoa to an fN,/,;« Town rall'd yiir.tiaii, which lies two '''""'■ 
 Leagues from the Road : It confided of twenty or thirty 
 Houles, and a Church, which tliey demolilh'd, and went 
 aboard again that Night. 
 
 Ihe 4th they left the Bay of J^Macc, and fail'd alone 
 the Coaft. " 
 
 The 8th they came to the Road of Chncall^ (I,), which fMTh. R^^ i 
 IS 1 8 1 eapues from the Cap- .le h, Cc, n'eniei. oicu.. 
 
 The 9th in the Mormng the Admiral fent out forty 
 Men, (with S.iN.,H( for a Guide) who marching two 
 Leagues through the Woods, and Defart Places, ifght of 
 two or t nee Families, fome of which were h,Ji«,„, others 
 S/.^«Mrrf; .nmlrnc l'n,u!u,c:;r ■ all which they brought 
 along to their Ships. The Admiral made the Women> 
 fetch Plamancs, limcns. Oranges, and other Fruits; 
 and tor a Kew.ird gau- them all their Husbands again, 
 except oiic if.,n,/h Carpenter, and the Pmiigutfc. whool 
 he retain 0. » i » 
 
 The nth they arrived at the llland St. ^Wren, (A, a(.; !" 
 very w'oody place, ami yielding v.,ftftore of Fowl, and"^"'" 
 
 which have Sep • 
 good Meat. 
 14th into 
 
 two 
 grcar ,Sfi [» 
 
 very wooiiy pi.icc, an.l yielding vaft tbre of F 
 Seols, and a Ion of Serpents call'd hur.iw',, w 
 tour Feet, and a (harp long Fail, but very coot 
 Leaving St. Ww^Z-i-n-'s Ifland, they camcthr 
 
 n.l >.. 
 
 at the I 
 
 gOOil V 
 
 Water 
 
 .Iff id. 
 
 P'ruitu j 
 
 drni'ci. 
 
 ■Mie 
 
 Noril.v 
 
 ' ' ■'■■'f- ihe\ la' 
 
 Watch 
 
 V en 1 ci 
 
 i'.Mt the 
 
 for tr.'il 
 
 tliiry I 
 
 ,\\.M ken d' 
 
 !■ s 11.1. Pr::onei 
 
 Ulld' t I 
 
 lUM^r 1 
 
 ning 10 I 
 
 l.'.n-« ol 
 
 (Jtl.t 
 
 f,,r (:), 
 
 •ir.|*si. 
 
 I ji.i.f c... 
 
 .';.rr , 
 
 /...I to 
 
 Nec;:!es 
 Bay ( / , 
 - ,..■-, //■..•.■ 0/ 1 
 on aSoi 
 I'v :■("■. 
 b...'ir'p 
 wh.ih I 
 II.U lilt 
 gO:n;'. Ul 
 .Sc.l V.i'i 
 
 C.oinpau 
 The A.i 
 forward- 
 or fo"rl 
 luted he 
 1 liey ti.i 
 l.ngiiigi 
 , ,.. .. S'a, and 
 ivtwi-w till.- <-'d lone 
 
 AjT.irjl <illil to a poili 
 
 5t. ^mt. 
 
 ) ti.l 
 
 100 J'/i4w/<i'<yj.arm'd with Muskets, and 100 UAl/iui with the Road of M.,(fatlM (,/i, which lies under the 'IroDick v 
 Bowsand Arrows ; and having entirely put them to flight, jof C.iMcr. The RivcT is large within, but much barr'd ' 
 
 upon till' 
 
 M-n Ho 
 
 rais'd . 1 
 great Su 
 ai rhciii 1 
 IV. til the 
 But the .• 
 Siii.d!-llii 
 and ill'u 
 \ci Hood 
 li) rediic 
 at that n 
 liieW.!tj 
 yield tills 
 mg oi;t a 
 their I i\' 
 theuch t 
 nianjcd i 
 their l',or 
 perfornv > 
 Mircliam 
 'Ihey I 
 til'-' Kevv 
 was I'uffii 
 
 k. ot odd, 
 
 vers oilici 
 lions. 
 
 This V 
 
 the Har' 
 Men aiiii 
 
 The .^jni. ,1,^. .\,i,; . 
 
 to live u 
 and \ icii 
 Planks, tc 
 1 iie C 
 ll.are the 
 l',:l W,nV 
 the ill Cii 
 lliarp Apj 
 had euoj; 
 pear molt 
 which til 
 Name, at 
 aiMiii. 
 
 ' .V .•-»;/., 
 C'-iroiiatio 
 
 urdi kl 
 alliudr 
 
 Af 
 
 .1.,.). 
 
 s 
 
Lib. I, 
 
 , «ii>l hiinit 
 
 lift a iiiiir '""•" 
 i ilun joo 
 iir iltai' in 
 
 f /'««.!, anJ 
 
 nd tlic iiihRuh-'.' 
 
 ly Coiiilc all 
 
 'm(h), Uiii(! rt»)/.-.ri 
 III i<. DiRr. '**'"''^ 
 
 iii.Tiiii, in 
 il Cuiltcr Ml 
 .s I'ilil ; an J 
 /Iniiii A/.i ill, 
 iif I'Liii'l'ptiif 
 
 a -111 v. 
 
 i; toi'.ivcihc'l'""' ' 
 
 llic i.HVJJh ; 
 
 Uvcr of Cui'rt- 
 
 n in tlio I'ln- («)Tli.R 
 
 Iroiii iliJt Ki-;'''"»' '• 
 
 llicy in.iiic a • ■^ 
 nvii anil Cii- 
 lUini;. Hi'ic 
 
 the Ojini! dt'cjc^c- 1. 
 
 y HaKiJt' il»-"f"'" ' * 
 .-ru-nCr.nvns.,^^,,,,, 
 [or Meat and 
 : ah(ii;ahi.'i' lo 
 )iink lorp, and 
 
 I Jo of ilicni 
 
 cwnikilieSi-a 
 II Water,' and 
 
 :ar vvitli iliirty 
 
 .Is, w here they 
 
 of that Town, * Ml" 
 
 n, and earned ;;,','■,;;',.;,. 
 
 ir Ships. i,y '(,.,',.•, 
 
 :y Men, went «•«'-' 
 
 /.;.../ (V), which <j;;;-;:: 
 
 h.id intorm d 
 foic they came 
 Iter to filh for 
 iatto, th.1t was 
 tlie Coall of 
 ■rs, ai\d burnt They I. in 
 
 d 1 UM a piece, 
 in'd [o their 
 
 and iwj 
 prcat Sh j* 
 
 J <7i;i', where s. 7j<' b-) 
 ed ilieiii pciid »"'' Kivtt 
 This Bay i*r.»ri. 
 
 tlic third Day 
 .1 I.eapue to'^' "•'■'■' 
 ery (;ood place '' 
 
 JO Men, went "♦'•"'" 
 which Hes two •"""'■ 
 wenty or thirtv 
 
 ih'd, and weni 
 
 iiid fail'd along 
 
 liin (!•), which f/.)Ti»k • 
 
 fciit out forty 
 marching two 
 Places, light of 
 ; Ithlinns, others 
 they brought 
 the Women go 
 other Fruits ; 
 husbands again, 
 fiiigut^c, whom 
 
 c. Aiidrtvi Cf), a('' "' " 
 e of Fowl, and "^"' "'' 
 which have Scip • ■ 
 y gcod Meat, 
 c the 14th into 
 ider the I'ropick (j; u.'/ 
 3Ut iiuich barr'd 
 
 C":hap. V' 
 
 I he Great St. Ann I nkcn^ &c. 
 
 27 
 
 % 
 
 he Momh ; and \\\m the North-lide of die liar, ihercs 
 ixjd Water, but very bad hllinp ol ir, becaule at low 
 
 iV.irer It i< llioild half a M 
 
 if till' Mioar. riu Hay 
 
 I tii; Cuimry abnuc 11 as gn 
 
 :.1.n.ll.. 
 
 .1(1, id. ('■Oil iMh, aim , . 
 
 l-ruit$ } Ifui. of whiih tlicy purclusd, tliwup.li with 
 
 il.-ni!tr. , , , , 1 
 
 The X7th, they come to an liland a I cai'.ne to ilic 
 Nortl.war.liif A/.Ijmo."'. I pon a Imle liland hard bj, 
 • i i.wj/-ihev law ihiity or' forty Sfwi ../jaiid lnil./ii.i, ihat kept 
 W.rj II th -iv, biinp lent fniii f. :.vi.-:.i, which lay tie- 
 sen 1 eacu-^ ip inihv 'Joun-.ry, MSn in, inloiind iImh. 
 I'.nt ihev wtie li!;e to base Utn In very }!i. at .iillrth here 
 for lull W.it.-r, .Hid nil It hue pone b.uk tweiiiy ot 
 tliii-v le.irmsto lust fet.hd 1:, if a .Sp..iig had m.i 
 Uni'd liosei d in p>.od tin e. Hut 1 !it > I the r S-',:>..Jh 
 I'r . u's p. t..n!' 11 nt I their Mm. ds to kMi->,h lor V^anr 
 uiul : ilu- S.ind i tlv. t.'ok ih.-.-. Mrh. .1. .m.l .begin); 
 tw,. r three b o. deep, ihv.y f .m.l -.oi'd W.iier, and rrn- 
 nmglofrc. '.\ too. that ihev 1.. glu have hll'd lo'iie 1 Ivn- 
 l.-jn!.;» I'l I ui:'i, if i1k ;uil vv.inted. _ 
 
 Off, I.-, ilv.-9-h. the) iv fail hir ih.' Cti't it V. /" 
 e.ir {.} which i oiitlie WUt-lidecf ilie I'oiiit I't Ci, • ■- 
 ,.:, ..('.vlii.litlf.yeaiiieontlie 14th. U is \erv like thf 
 ^■ee.::e^.lt ihellle"f/''i;.''f 1 an.l wiihm 1: tlieiv ^a^^ii.v 
 '■ • Uav ' / ', into whklifiiis a fan Kitr, aliout whuhl. ii^e 
 '..4 Ir.:^ .. / lise. In this Rntr the', v aier'd, and lav oil and 
 on al.01 1 th.- lapr St. / u .-, til! iV ••■».".' the .',ih. 
 
 ,\ :r,..' V the ...ih, the t>Ji.\ and the di/.v..', went 
 bi.^'iigip and d. wn upon the 1 le.td-l.iiul.)l f.i'.t.'ini. 
 wh.ih I' s Ml l; Deft. ; Noith 1 at. I'pon which lanu 
 Day intli.' M-in ni;, one i.f the C'l.n.pany in ihe .'Ndii iral 
 pom;; UP 'he Toi-'null, Ipied a Sail bear.ng m fr.in '.c 
 .S. a V, I'll ill.' C'ai'e ; wliiili be pu Kiitlv lipnilud -o the 
 lninpaiii.unli'Ue |i.yliilK\ilani.iri(ni.f, .A Sail, aiail. 
 The Admiral 'naun« put all ih.neMn a re.uln.elsj let 
 forwards in ;h.- piiluit of her, .iii.l liaMni', ih.iAl her three 
 or I'd'tHo' r^ll: tlu- Aliernotin, I'lit iin wiih hci, and la- 
 luted her with A Broaiilide, ami a Volley of Small ll.ut. 
 'I licy tiuinil her to I e the N.lile Ship th.' St. ./»;„-. be- 
 longing 10 du Kinpcf s/.iH, the .Admiral ..fall the Souih 
 S. a, an.l ..f Seven liundi-e.l Tun '.V.irdieii. Hasmg board- 
 ' '■ '''''■''',i„. ed Ujirt Men up; 11 her, ihey 1. i"id all things were put in- 
 'X"'\ «.l to a g...!.l lH>ll,ire < f Defence ; the Sails wert laul cl.ile 
 
 . U .111 
 . S...I. 
 
 I* s. 
 
 -. ' . r.. 
 
 : . f i4. 
 
 .Small-il.otiii both iluirSliipi, an.l at Night (on'imitdiht 
 
 LtUbiatlon with hire-woiks. 
 
 I 111- Admiral relrned ot the Prifoners in-he*;''i 
 S!i;p,two J.iji ific Hoys,.ind thrtc that wen Natives of 
 
 of M.iii'l'.i r A I'll' t ■■lie yr, lh.1t lia.l been ill C 
 ■>.f. I'l Ai.il a Si>.:ii'Jh Pilot, of good Kii.'wieilgt in 
 the I'art^ between ..Vi;«/. 
 
 an.l Niix'.i i,if.:>»ir, 1.1 
 lllieii from 
 
 ■ bit. 
 
 .'. r> i>.) 
 
 I Cum 
 
 • IDC 
 1 If 
 
 ai'es, th;;: 
 II,' , to e>c 
 
 lOlll'l t Co< 1 
 
 ■r"j-e 'Vr frr 
 
 ih.- li'. 
 
 St AW:, 
 
 A 1,2, 
 
 '.1.,.). 
 
 uron tlie I'.'i.p, the Mi.i-lh.p. ami ilie Fore, altle, all the 
 Mi'ii (to.1.1 dole under bieliK, «hiih the Captain had 
 r.iis'.l . priiMde.l with Targets, |.ivelins S\\o:iK, ami 
 great .Siones, wh;eh iluy thiew ini.iihe Am;..;//' Sli;p, and 
 .11 them that ha. I U.ar.bd iheirs, tuning them t ■ retire 
 n.th the I. .Is "f tss.i .Men, an.l lour or ti..' woumled. 
 But iIk- A.loiii.d iiukiii!; a frel!i t>iuet w.tli hi. (Jreat an I 
 biii..!l-l1.i.t, rake. I them tho:.iu;.'h aid tlion.i "h, killing 
 and .1 1 oimbriitf a I'.reat nv.in .-l' die I )ifinii.i'''s, who 
 set It.i.i.i verv t;i;lii y 10 their B'.ilinels. Her the ti. \x Vol- 
 il) rediic'il tliem to the lalf extreimiv. Ilatt -nnj'. il. ■ Ship 
 at that milerable rate, and licring I'm h wide Hole for 
 the Wati-r to p'lUr in upon th.'in, tluu ihev mull citl. " 
 yitld tiu> moment, 01 tiiik the nex'. Whereupon hang- 
 in<-' 01. t a blag of Iruee, they ilelire.l tlie .\. In. iral to lav.' 
 their I Ims, ."ind thevwoul.l yiil.l i,p their Ship with all 
 theiich Carg..) in'ohis 1 binds : Ti is be grantnl. I utuim- 
 mandi.l them pr<''eir.ly to Ihik.' iheir Sails, tohnileont 
 their Boat, .lod . oine .iboard ; whi.h was a... niiii'.;lv 
 peibinivd by th-- Captain, thjl'ilit, and one of theihiel 
 Merchants. 
 
 They loid the .Ailmii.d wh.'r they had aboard, 1 1 be 
 the Kew.ird of hisV.Ctory ; whi.h app'.-.ir'd to be whit 
 was fufficienrly wo'iii the u.fen.bngon ihe cue parr, and 
 the li hi.tig f '•■ I'll ;'"i: .uiur. 'Ihere was xz^'j^v Pczo's 
 of Gild, 11-h .•.;i;;s. .S.fen., ram.i.k-, .Me. k, uitli .li 
 vers other l.;iT.>of Menh.ui.hze, and all niar.iier of I'lovi- 
 
 lio'is. 
 
 1 liis Prize tii'.ss p,;feii, V ■.••'■.cr \\\: (ih they put into 
 the; ill" ur /';r.->(.. ■'>';'"'■, e. here all the V/'rt/ ,1 ..'/, both 
 Men .1V..1 W..ii:i!i, 1 1 the tirml er of 1 s-', were le; allio.ir ; 
 the .Aili; .'al lui.: ;; ch.ilen .1 lerv f.u.tf.l Sp. t for ilieui 
 to live uprn ; and belides giver.ihem good lloieofWme 
 aiid N'letuaLs, w ih tlic Sails ot their Ship, aiul ibme 
 Pl.itiV->, to i .r.ld iliun 'if.ie Houles in the C'oi.ntrv. 
 
 T lie <.)\M:eri ibu-s di'i'j os'd ...V, the next thing was to 
 ll.ti,- the Boot" they h.'.d ."nnirht ; .An.ruereiliis uni'r.ne- 
 i.:\ W.it'j 111 Diilrioutioii .'I'.u kl". iiivoi.ed tlie .Admiral in 
 till, il! Circi.v..lt..iiiesof a .Vbniny. t.ir\ Man having a 
 i!;arii .Ap|Vtii." to the C.okl, ! rt no i'..y, c\e,' thinking he 
 l-.ad enoigh : b.-.picialiy o;.! l!;i . bViul and Difeontent ap- 
 p.e.ir molt \..vei.t'.y ir. ilie t . ..- 
 uli.cli theref.'ic iioin iii.it f 
 Kaiue, and bad .'.nuttier : Bi r 
 jit.r.n. 
 ' .\. ..■»,.■'.•. ilr-- l7.h, b.- i.g Her 
 Cor-jnatior.-Dav, liiev dikhari, .; 
 
 Ilie 
 
 an.l 
 
 ail 
 
 the lllands I ,i,l,oii-. This ;..'r.,.>, is the 
 
 whence they icininonlv li ont Iir the l'< ...•' /on-', .is ihe 
 
 Illan.K / .i.'.i'x-/ are ti, ir It.'.-.l W.irtring-pi.uis. 
 
 .\'., /«.',-/ the |./th, the A.'in lal haiin;; illil.arg'.l the 
 Captain of the St. .hi.r with a Nobit Ri" ar.l, a:.. I I- I'- 
 liiieni ProMlinii f ir hi'. Dckr.ii- aiiainit the /.'..' , lin d 
 the Ship It f.'l, li.iv I g '.> die .luaii'i;) if ;■ 'Inn,. I 
 (il ojs m her, aiul 1 'i hu bun., .piitc il)\cn 10 the 
 Wai-r. 
 
 .Al .1 now the gr1.1t B. in'J.\ cinp h.i;pilv accoinp'iii.td, 
 which ihtN had lo lung m eii-lcl upi n. tlev ft Sail very 
 I 111 ai hilly for i.'vj • .'.. IJiitthr, h.id iheMi..ti>ttune to lok- 1' .'.'^ '•"«"' 
 th.'i .,(.•. »/',the.r\'i.e-.\ilii i.d • Sholla;'.! I.'tv.e bfle time 
 btli n.lihtm nihcRoad .t: ■! -.'•,)■. spe. tii;; li.ewuii . I halt 
 o\ertakeniheiii, went or. befi re, Ini'. i..'. ir ha.! li'.i Coni- 
 paiu arain. lliiweiir, purlnirgtlicirown Vo',agc, \\.<rj 
 .'ireOled tlicir C'ouil- to tl.e Illaiiils / .11/ i.r ' j which ate 
 iiiltant f.om tlr.s llaien of .l.ji:'.!.- '!.:■ 1, near lauo 
 1 c.uMies : .And this rook then ip about b.'it) live Daw, 
 , . brim s ').'. ct the loth, to '.-in",)th.- ;.!. l';tn- 
 iliis Day, early i" the Morn nr, i'i..-\ h.id ligi.t i.-' u: ,. ot 
 :'.c lllands / !,l n ■!, cai. I . ; - t j, whiili lu-v- i.iC 
 li ' Dcgr. Nor-.h I at. .'.d lai!.; g v.iihagent'e Ciale! i j 
 loiethe Wird, laii'.c iipv. ..l.i:; two I • ,. s i.f t'l 'llhrd. . 
 re til.", 'I'.et w di lisiv or r.iei.t) v.,-.!.. s fiiluf.Sa- 
 .. P.ai lanv. I'oa.- •, and friili 
 e ' f therCi "i inoetics. 1 l.i-. ^'".'^';^*. 
 I'a.e ihem km c* I leces i f ' !i! In 11, w'. h 'hev hung 01. '^hj'i^",."^,. 
 I'p.iii fir.all C'l rds. and Fii! .ig-linis, ar.l ',0 let '.'. veer to 
 the Camte-i , and by th.' l.Ui.e Meilv.d il.ey 1,. i back to 
 •her own Ship, wnat the S.i ..gesi-rt'-r'.. in esihaiige 
 After all the 1 raHick was civki!, ihey . aire crow dini; 
 W'.ih their C'anois abtiu: the ' h p. ai.d tl-ri'd in |ii lIuIc 
 fonie of ilicm, that the Slip bmketwo . f then Call(A^ ; 
 tho' the Savages themirb. ts wire none of ilu-iii dro\. i.d, 
 the W.itir U'ing almoll as iiatuia! ti'ilieiii, as t.nhel'iil.cs 
 ili.it alwavslived tliire. .\ii.l foihey loniiiuie.l t.illuvviiig 
 the Ship, .iml wou'.l nn leave iheC'onipanv uf it, till the 
 Hanpiel'iizcs wire lomman.leil I. nth an.i .'illharg'd ai 
 'hem ; till)' listen 11 one it ihev kilid anv of t'lem : For 
 they are lo very nimble, tli.it they'll |«ii. imn e.liately in- 
 to the Water, and .live bey. at. I the K,uh of all danger, 
 up 111 the halt warning in the Wiirl.l. 
 
 "liiv were very large I\b n, evtriordinary lat, of a ^'" ''"?''' 
 tawny Coloir, and vveariri; their ll.i.i nighty long, for 
 tlie molt I ait, tho' lone have :t tie.l up in Knots upon the 
 Crown, I ke the wooden Inagesth.i. Itiod .it the blea.l 
 of their Caiice*. 
 
 TheP Canoes were very nrt.tic.allv made, " < ^'^^rluf!, ^^^c«,<y^il 
 that no Lilgctool was usd alxiiit them, ihey are abuut 
 liven or e'ght Yar.b in lengtli.atul half a >'ard in breadth, 
 and their 1 lea.'.sand Stirn-.ireb.idi aid;.- : 1 liev areinadc 
 with Rafts ot C'aues, aid Rud., on the SiarlK>ard-(ide, 
 ai'.d have boih Malls and .Sails ; which latter are made of 
 Sedges, aid tliat eiiher lijuare or triarg' lar-wife. They 
 have th s excellent property, th.ttthev'll fail as well agauilt 
 as bi fore tl-e Wind. 
 
 J.i).. .: - ihe i^th. by Pteak-of-day ihey fell in with a 
 Head-land ct oi-.-uf the I',' i,i:firich'..v.Ji, callV. C.iio.l,' 
 s;)/.;'.- .V .■),;•. (^). The liland' It fed" is of large Dirteiih- ■'■'■:' ' 
 ons, hif-h tn die iiu.ldle, and derier-..! to tlie ball and"^'" 
 Welt parts, .and running a great v a\ i'ltnthe Sea Writ- 
 w ar.i. It lies in i S IDegr. Nor.li I a., an. is diltant fr.Mii 
 I li./.i ,: -) I o I eagues, and aliout lixiy t". Oi.i M.i i .' :, which 
 is the chief ot" the ;•''./ - ■in •. It is a i e 'v woo.iy liland, 
 and its Iiihal'itants arepnucipalb Miaihens. They fpeiit 
 eleven Days liiiling tu I'lis place from i,u';r:, having 
 feme foul W.'.iilier, and fcarce beanni; anv Sail at all 
 for two or three Nights. 
 
 (• ) A7:).'..'.v: is pl.inied w itli V,-.i;..".i,..'';, who live there to ((.; .vtiui.'j 
 the nnn.ber of Six or Seven hundred I'erlons : It is .111 
 
 
 ■'•I. till 
 
 Vic-e-.-'idiiiiiaf ; 
 
 ue llwjid.l ' ..ve 1- It that 
 ail was ijuickly h.ilh'd up 
 
 I s 
 
 Mai-I^.'s of r. vU 
 a" lb.. irC^t.lnaiice, am! 
 
 uiivvaUid Town, an.! of no great Itrciigth, tho' it has 
 valt Riihes in (lo'd. and leviral piAiJ Conimiiili'ies, to 
 det'en.l Ik in .\dveilaries. Ir has a conlb-'it vea'ly C?ur- 
 rclpondeiice with .•./;;..-., in .Vvc;..- I.if.t.n.:, beli.lesy,,!^ ,jj,|^ 
 twenty ir thirty Ships from t . I'v-t, an.l the Trade of ihe .?<.-«.... 
 v',.i.^H,' ;, which is vet y protit.iMe. -n.l.o..4, to 
 
 "1 hil". !i.vj;;.i.'.i''j are i ■ / ../i' Merchai.ts, verv tharpand ''^"'"'' 
 I'enlible M--n ill a 1 Matters of 'Vr.ide ,ind .Merehandizt ; 
 extren.ciy Iiijteni.jes in Mceh..iiK;tl Cui.triiance.. and the 
 rarelt Itinbroidereis in Silk and Sattm tn.'i aie in the 
 whole Wcild. They will A\'c..k any loim of Bealt or 
 bf.vl, c; Fidi, 1:1 (jold, Sliver, or Sill-., with all the 
 E i J lilt 
 
 ^•r 
 
 ,'1 
 
q8 
 
 Philippine Ijlandi, and their Trade 
 
 I lb. I 
 
 
 ■ I. 
 
 jull pri'lCMMi.n .imt mlnur ii\ mr^ I'atc, .irvl i',imii('. ii 
 i.ll ilic I iti' ,iii,! IWnnv 'Iwf •>" ifK llrni I'j nt.r, m tha' 
 
 'ii> |-',i.n. ili.ir ihili Mm luitrt l>iiii(; .i (iry gairtiil'I ri'lf 
 toA/.l«/V/', liid- tliiv 11 AiU' no nv ro nt' (.nitl lli.lii lliiV 
 I'.iil ; fi r a» till . I'll iiflii jTrli i^ .in'iiif* f« I'ui |>iciii i^ 
 . M ^l^•al nicrj' u I'litlum, f" iliry ixilmiij'M i: tlitrv v\i'i|:lic 
 "■'"'lui wcij'lit lui S,l»>r. 
 
 llu Hmc i^ih D.iv, ill 'Iw I'.uniiip, ility riiti..l tlu 
 .»/i',;;/7j, Kiuwn the lil.ii.il 1.1(1,11 ami till- lilauJ oi 
 Cxmt'iif, 
 
 TliP i^l!>, iIkv fi''l in wilitlit' Iibml of i ,/' ,' / ,', 
 J ailii f! .1 »ct> ii»tro\v \'i -i^'f l>cr«iv tli.1t Ifliiid till iiuv 
 ill. f, 111 wii'iti till- Ti.il' «.!» imli.tir.il'lv Hii'ii, ilii'I « 
 K'.li'i' ' t \K<\Vs '.IV .n "111 1: 'c iif i)k iKiiriho I'd ir oi '. - 
 ll:!, I'tn lluv I'^r^'il V .til I'l llJI'I'lT WlltlUl 't\' I'l'llt 
 
 va'al.iir IViy, .ui.l .1 i;noil ILirl^oiir, '1114 lathnni N\ .11 r, 
 Wtl'in .1 Cll>'''< I' iit'.tli o|' till' llioU'. 
 
 Al'init If 111 till' M< 111. lip ilicv cimc to .\nihor, .111 
 jiivU'mlv .1 tai'i mwid iif> fi ih.- 1 
 
 11 vshirll V .1' Pill 
 
 1I1.1I1.I III.' pif-'J 
 
 \v!n), .ii lorii.iii; I' tlii'ir 
 
 ill I I'lDiiplr 
 
 111 like II .111 
 
 vli, 
 
 'I- 
 
 ■'t 
 
 10.11. i 
 
 I'l' tin- f,\.ii ill i-t (vy? u 1 1 
 
 fur <f li,: ... will llli'f'.' 1\< pc 
 iiliwl vv.n nl' 'I'r.i.linc v 1 li tlu-iii, ui'ii 
 ii i-ir O'lii'v ,111.1 r it.iui-R'.i'- ir. ij:.' ) ■ 
 r.;r. 'I lifv (...m- ilu'iii .1 Yir.i •( I HM I loth f r 4 tn 
 1 .'«, ,ir.l .IS mm lit 1 .ilvii t .1 Q. .irt ol P.ir.i-i . 4, \\,\\ 
 II' 'li.1t lll.iii.l .:r.' Ill- hvivt ai.il vxiillrr.t Mi'.ir, iitlu-r 
 H'liftt.l . r 11. • !. 'I li. (•-/■nc tli.it i.»im' :H ■ inltliui'. 
 luil liii S'iiti ifi,,ikr,l .■,!.! hj:iir.l full i,( ury (Ir.inrv 
 IV\ii.v.ill(.M.r iiisPiiv i ilvy kij't limi with tlwr, .ni.l 
 .i..i;r.-.| iiiin ti.rni.l loiiic r( lis/'./ii.i Son \iir«, tl.at n.a- 
 ; C.ii.ix', t'j j'.i .iiiii Kiili li % iuIkt tix I'rolii'r 
 .' Miip li o. 1 III''.' '/('/Mf/ MTV qui' kl\ t.iiiii', 
 luir n.ii'cil. .imi wiili'h.iii .i l..ini 'Ir.iin 
 rif till- lllinl, wlioli.ul .initlnr .is l.irpi' 
 
 .■hn-il 
 iii('cil ins 
 Cyiin'i t.i till' 
 '■ .iiioiili'ii; til 
 
 cif till' I'. ei|.lc 
 
 Hiiikftiiim; 
 
 ili.pi jiilt .IS they 1*1.1 III thi- V/'.:- 
 
 lii'ri.u.- lor .ill' K .in.l I'lic l.jraHcii. 
 
 r 11 
 
 ff l\«yy .Hi I Hits. .11.1 .1 wholk' Mirkct ot'CliHos .-.11. 
 r.'ii'.i.s Aii.l iii.vv tlio /;• .;.V/i' li.iil titli.i'.t! illc to 
 1.T .1!! t|i.it il.iv, liiit tu I'.i.il with tlii-li' 
 I'd pic. villi ((l!il 
 
 ., •■>.//, 1 ;?. 8 Ri.i' „ 
 
 I If It 1 \"\\ Pxci t f'li w.ls pirlorin'il uron 1 V;i,i«;///' p.lot. 
 t.ikcn ill till- ('.r H St //' -, who hlil rintal tobciriy 
 thciii i'lci tl' li.uiiU of i\u Sfi^i.i.irJi ; f.ir whiih licw.is 
 Haiicd. 
 
 Tlicy lay almit tlii; lilam! .if r.-pu! i',t a', our 9 D.iy«, 
 hr.nf .I'l thi' wMV' w.-ll liiniillii with (rilli ViduaU, 
 . pr.id V.1K.T, .'111 M'oi.il. riii: I'l-ni'li- of tlit' Ifl.ir.il arc 
 .'■il l\iZ"i>. .'I'l '.i; lii'l I'l'tl' '" "'nnl.:',. .iiiil Con•vcrlc 
 w!lh ill.' I'i'i.l; they I'o aimoft iialu-.l, uii.l arr of a 
 f.iwiiv C'Mi'i'li'xiiMi. 'i he .Mill \n.u .ipicicijf aii'n.iin 
 kiii.'. ol i 11 ,'11, wiivi'ii Oil! if Pl.ui'ani'-Va' i", .iln'it tlii'ir 
 Mnili'., nnihiii.it!i.iiomiii!;>''iv\r. from their H.-.iks, an.l 
 f'l iiiuli'r tlu- Twill, v,ii:i"h IS f.-..i.'ii'il CI) 
 Ihc Rite (if C'iieim-.iiii 11 i> in pnidiie 
 tltm ; lioli.'es wh ih, the M.i'es 
 t:'-n wliiili iS r.ir I'loiii 'icins 
 
 ilu'ir (iinil'-s. 
 luTC aiiio!.j;;t 
 iiierro .iiKithfr np. r.i- 
 ipiniiiun. aiiJ li.ir.'ls 
 
 T! 
 
 lu'V ir.ake a 
 
 with a 
 
 , whieli 
 
 IS thi\ 
 
 tlu .Mami of tlii-ir <oii.iii|' lU Klar.l l>.m,t>n/i (,) wai'irmm, 
 I !aiii li»rl Coiiiiry in nunypl.iiis ;.llot.liiig>cty fan 
 jiiil Hijinh 1 i.n f<.r il. ii.ikii'i! Miip M.i(l< ; un.l Ih- 
 liiU», fvin.il Miiu. gl \iiV liin fioM wlii.ti arr in chi' ""'"'' 
 Ciii><kIv uf ihi'l>./i.-«'. 'Jiiitii' Vrtitliw.iirt ot u |ic< tlif '"•"''' 
 lll.v.tol .V '. ,i (.: , amj Irn li'.in.l, ..lu fdl .nl.ip as,.) ^„., 
 I > -Jirti. ,111,1 in .; .U'pri'C* Nofih | „t It ij pmri'il to In l(l«i.t' 
 •he II oil pin ol I' I. w I .iiiil, ar.l virj Imitfiil ; tin- 
 
 Pi'op'c are inulur .SiA' . s v tlir Si i,,/i, nor any other 
 
 Na'ioii, I'lt iliiii own iii'ii.' M.iilu . 
 
 .7' .19. at f, III (III Moriii.v, ihi v fir fail, padlnp 
 ihroii'h ih.' N.'..'(;/.f Uiwri'li /■;«-</ ,1 .inl .V-l/" /^'-x./ ;,i,7 ,*,,]'!' 
 wlu'i! Iia\ii;? II .iilo altiiit iC. I i.if;iiis, ihii to.iml .1 f,iir/i«i 
 opitiirr of r.ii' >/'fi)>/'» tiiiilii). .S, W.lml l.\ ^, Al'oin 
 th simc ilinr I'l at, wliuli tlu> h.»cl f. m m t befre ili«n 
 II ihi' .\l-iii:iii> .,11111' II) to ihi'iii .ir,i 11, iMwIiuhihc 
 Ailii' r.i! lent a S.ib;//. rriloiirr alhori-, wiiliaMcirapc 
 (o 1 s Captain, "ho inn'ni.iiiili'il a Shit- ih.it l.iy at /'.iwc- 
 I'" t,.i'Ni(ht I'lt'Tc. I'lio Mfir.i(!i' wjs to ihi« cffi'rt : 
 I. ■ / • /'"(',' /.• Iinf to frcviJt j'.ui flme r] Oil 
 ff^. '.ifl ih .hill' M <.!(«(• llrt w,1l nv'ritt, /m It iiiltll,i>ii 
 If >i • riiil m.kr Urn a I'i/it tfi Manilla ; wl'i.h Iriii^ /t 
 ".,- <■'•;((• n-./../ .Irlene go, J l.in-n^imu.m. Ami (ar- 
 '.iier, !■ 1/ /•<• ic/ rcil-.iu.y ,rme iicir, cb7 nrifhcl JtHe 
 lit /■;• l,o..ir)i B.ijj in fiw fciiglilh I'li'i r' Sc.iln,' h:t rl.it 
 ■'■» <r It r.;l If I '• >«• H\it M / ^)t.l hi< hh-n „p,H I'iin. 
 
 I . 5.. illi'V Mw in the Morninp tlir lll.iml H.-td'iii^ ( ), ,,, j,, , ,, 
 wh.ih lii'^ni.v (.iM», ami is in 1 ilecni' > ..rili 1 ar. '| j.e 
 14th. tlK'\ k;1 in with n or ii fir.illlll.inil.s, H.it .inl 
 low, aiiilalnolli-n.ii- iunk 111 the .Sea ; ihiy lie m.ir the 
 a; .«..-,i., and .ire m i il.-fries to 11 iilic. Soi th I at. 
 
 \/'r ./ 1. iiavinp paNil the Sf,,/i»/,o of Trv: M^,i; M\A 
 M.HI, tiny Aiichoi'.l iiiiiUr the'.S. W. P.ms of j , ,-. 
 suit. (•( ). will -e they Ijici! li ine Frople (if;,iii|i in a B.iy ,»,; /n- 
 nmlcrthe I1I.111.I. 'I he A.linnahi'ntMit the Boat n. thcin, 
 in whuh w.is a Nipro th.it roii.l Ijnk tlie M lefm 
 ■jntifiuc, wh;.h is niiuli ule.l 111 [/.if.i , I'lit thov lrinf» 
 fr.phtmil .It tlieroiiviic ol ilie Ho.ii, rot a(horo, ami run 
 ,iway iiuo tlu NVou.l-. Yet one if them i.inn' to the 
 .Sea-fi le wlmi liie Nit;ro .,ilk'il, nn.i .lirfi'lcil them to 
 liiiii (red. \V,iur, anil larneil a Melfape from the A.lmiral 
 toilii'King, ceititiiiif! hiiii that hi- was lonie ihither to 
 1 raflick for Viilliials, or any valiuiMe C'ommoilities that 
 his Illaiul atfnr.U'il. 
 
 Ml i" II. ilii'rccamc9or le of the King's Canoe?, .is <;om.'rf:S- 
 lull lailen wi'.li all Ions of I'roiitions as evcrihiy cmi'ii Kmn''''' 
 I Willi: They hmueht them Dxen, Hops, Hens, Geefe 'i^'^''^ 
 l'.pps, .Siipar, Cdcos, Plantaiies, Oranpes, limes, Wine'w ' 
 an.! .•."<! (;/r. 'Iwo P'^m;. •„■-.• that eamc to fie than, 
 and t.) eniliiire alniut tlieir Wtip ./«.'f;,i 1 then in H>rJ m.l, 
 pa\e them a larpe AiUMini of'the Manners ami Cudoiv.s 
 of this Pec pie. The Kiiip of that pan fif the Illaml 
 fihey iiitonmi them) was a Man (Iwhoiii his .Suhii'ds 
 llooil iiiextiiihnp a\ie, .iii.l who exeiiis',1 lo Al'loliite .1 
 Power o\er them, ami all they h.id, that no Man daiM 
 loniuih asmaieaBarcam wiilioir. his leave ; and if ,iny 
 d:.! preli'ine to do n, he paid fur it w itji his IMkhI. 1 his 
 Prime had to his f wii ll,are ic. Wives, .is his Son had 
 U who may i.oiri!>ly i-e vuy happv as loni' as he lives, 
 1 111 (.anr.ot iv lo any lonpir : For he lei'np de.id, the 
 Bidy luiriit, and the Kolal allies laid up in an Urn; with- xh.- Km; 
 in ^ Da, s alter ih,s, theTrapedvof his Wivi-shcpinsana w „, A 
 
 I >- 1 i » 
 
 I 
 
 [T.iiiV.s'ii any whe'ee'le exiiP; in P';:. 
 
 pirfi r.ir'on qrite ihrniiph the (JLiiis ol t lie /'.-)..'.■ 
 
 Ki'l cf Tin Ipl I .n the lower md and ri^ettel 
 
 il'iy cr.hr lo a< to take out aid j'Ut in again 
 
 h.ivc I'l-ali'". 'lliey Invented this for 1 prevention of 
 ''ij inipatural Cr:nic of .Sih'omy, wi.ieh the Mit of the 
 Ill.imi were, it ken.s. liorrili'v adiiiClcd t.> ; aii.l it was 
 ('one a' 'he hull li!e IV'it'on of the Women tixi, who laid 
 t'v ( ale i ell i\ ■,;■ Magillrates, and olstained this 
 lUniedv. 
 
 Ontliciid, ill" Aihi.iral Siimiii'n'.l .'I the "r/i/ii.-j of 
 
 this lll.ind, ai.l i.t iromore, (wlurli ii.i.l |_aid hmi Tr'- . ,..,„ i.,„,,ij; ,,i,i „miiiiiiis or tiieir 
 
 1-ef.ire li'iii Ai'dhereli' dduner'.l him- own lili^id, liifiiicar their Bixlics wuh it ; and thus thev 
 elliiii; them that thev were .lie. '1 his barbarous Sacrifice of themfelvcs, to theChoft 
 !i ha.l in th 
 
 l-.u 
 
 lelf and his enmp.iiii'to 'liiiii. 
 /•i.-Ij/V/'', anil I lie fii.irell eneii.ies rlie'/'i".''i 
 World, \: the fimc tim:', he i^encroudy caie 
 Kick in Mmuv, the v.iheof a!l the Trb.itc he had re- 
 
 Coe 
 
 1 11 II ■ -'"^..-w.ui II!.. »» i>e-> i'ej;iiis .11111 IS VI. BUI 
 
 nds. I hey allot them po tu an appointed phice, where, ''«'"'''•" 
 when they are ioii;e, the laio.irre Wife throws a Ball 
 out of her Hand, whiil where it rells. marks out the 
 Phlee ol ilieir IJeath. Beini! come thither, they turn 
 their Faces 10 the lalt, and w ith their I Japgers Itab thctr- 
 felies to tiie Heart : And takinp out hamUiils of their 
 
 ihiin 
 
 •3'..-y pron';(V nt 
 
 A'l.'t liil J 
 
 E"'"'s 
 
 ..^.in..«r..i. 
 
 ai 
 tn appear 
 
 i> .Ml' to .li.iM_ relliii!! tlieiii mat tiiev were i _.. 
 
 of their di'.id Hiisl.ands, are the Q.i:ecns of 7,N/;oliHpa 
 lomakeliv thcCiilloin of their Country. The Men of 
 this Iiland are very pood .Soldier^, har.lv, valiant, and 
 ■civ'd nn.l '.viiiih was pai.l l-v ilicin in Hogs, CV' 's,j delper.ite to the lail degree : They'll (tick'at mith'ng that 
 Pota'ccs, .-,:■.. 1 the '.ike. I hi> en.-xpeetc.l lavoi r of the their Kit. g cimiiiand- them to do he it attended with ever oUdRi. 
 .'^n'lmhlv of i'.;','./i(-jat a lo threatninp a danp'.r. .Sliou d he bid th.m plunge a 'hf: K' 
 hi, liountv .and Cienerolitv, ■ Dapper into their Biealts, or leap oti tioiii a preemice^ 
 aililu'l-orees of their re r^ . r . , , 1 , . .'. 11 
 
 i'l,- .1 
 
 Admiml, fur) ri/.i ihe wli' 
 
 \er. };.eat la-.', ih-'\ adiiiiu . . - ., , .. .. _ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 id tigat'.ii tf) ailill liim w.iii ail 'he Forces of their re- into a Den of wdd Beads, they'd immediately do it/bc- 
 I'l.c'V.i'e Dominion;, v.lu'ue er he wou'.i begin a W.ir caufe the nnper of thrir King is as cert.iin Death as the 
 w til ilie '/>-/,.■• ..'1 inr'..e>le Pan;. And Ui n 1 lifv pleas'd point of the!)wor,l, ^r tlf Teeth of the wi!,l Bcalts. 
 with I'.ii.l.ig thiiii Mbe l'.',i,"l'; than wiihthe kiiidnels I They are of a tawny Comple.sion like the rcit of the 
 ihey had ilceiv .1 t'rniii liiei.i, having row'd abeut the hiiiv.<, and go naked ; but tlicir Women are of fomc- 
 S!i p awiile wiih tli.ii Can. .-s, togiie them loiiie I liver- \ thinp a l-etter hue and lliow n.oie mod, Itv than the Men 
 fi..n, tl.cyto.k 1. .ive, the A.liiiii-.d giving ihcm a Gun at in the ufe of Apparel. /Jfter this Ri lanon of the /'orn,- 
 t;.eirLV|ai-:i le. U'«-'-". havmp coMieffted the 741. n. f,;r the Victuals they 
 
 they :etlil, and r.m aV;n;.: the Ccall of A; - ! had broiiphi them, and receiv d a Piomirc from them of 
 N. W, btwcen that llland and the hhiid Ipixxl Er.tcrtaiiiu.ent when they cin.e aeain, thev t'ok 
 :;d in the in.in.lshere.-.bouts, they perceived the r leaves of them, the Adii.ual iiiahmg iheni a Prefeiit 
 ■11 1 ,1! 1.1 .k.'.'p a 111 i.'t W..rtli, making pivai lires, of three great Pieces of Ordnaii.-e :ir parting. '1 he next 
 rihr.rnr.g ilicir Pieces all Nightlong, luviny laken day, i/ij. MvJi i6. tl.cy laild .iwav fvr ilieC.'.'e '/'.«./ 1,''!!' 
 
 •J;;.. 14. 
 ■"-, ftcer.nn 
 
 rf a; 
 
 the ,^; 
 inA dil 
 
 f 
 
 hap. \ 
 
 /AV', •^' 
 Monili 
 '7,11.1 an 
 lionuit I 
 Bcai iiig 
 Ml I 
 
 .iiidN. 1 
 Weft, I I 
 thp,-, ill 
 Bui |iv 1 
 the S. [' 
 ihey Inl 
 t'l.'y wei 
 on ,lie I 
 which p 
 
 ThisC 
 rglu ov. 
 froii eai: 
 and (he ) 
 the i'.ipe 
 
 r VI %>'•../ the Head 
 ly Point, 
 aii.l three 
 I .ind betv 
 // pc IS in 
 from Jn::i 
 but 1S5C 
 Uil it, 
 
 Rirv A,il.<,f , ?'""*• 
 
 I Si .!<„,. I '.'ai'iics . 
 lull hav inr 
 Day, but 
 having a I 
 
 lIl.'Bi,.!' 
 
 .in Aiiihoi 
 \. W. (id. 
 the Ihore. 
 the iiiidll 
 n.tfilr and 
 minutes So 
 the i'l-pe III 
 Here ilv 
 had a fair t 
 and a Crols 
 
 . tOU'jS, 
 
 '.#1,1 Ml. 
 
 I 
 
 '?'■ 
 
 III 111..] 
 hlij.. 
 I?-. , ,, 
 
 a 
 
 purpofc, lr 
 ■'iih ;. • 
 fei la; ! from 
 Haul there 
 //,■(/,') I'ic.ie 
 them. Am 
 undertaken 
 lion, yet di 
 notir of it 
 m.iw t, and 
 with Mr. C 
 
 ().-'cici 4 
 F'fKr/, wl 
 them an .•■, 
 which had 
 I pice. On 
 i;reat :\:i:e. 
 
 iVt.j. il 
 cmici- 4. tl 
 i ' deeree" 
 I'w/fd Jllan 
 T liev lent I 
 the lile, w 
 they were r 
 1 hey den a 
 granted m ■ 
 were fcttlit 
 
I M • 
 
 lib. 
 
 Jiap^VL 
 
 Noort'/ yoydgc^ &c. 
 
 29 
 
 fw/( {i) t«n ('t Taim, 
 iip\rty l»it 
 1'. i ami lit- 
 
 ari' in ihi- ''"';'* 
 t II Ik^ tl* '"''•' 
 
 H .irt'il \i> IxIfcnJ' 
 iiiitfiil ; ihr 
 II any other 
 
 rail, r»''inp.,i,.vi.... 
 
 K'l^ro lil^x.l iih,. I,,,,, 
 iiiiml .1 ili\1 fnii 
 
 I S. Al'(«\t 
 IvfiTi' ilicm 
 n uliith ihc 
 
 I I .1 Mi'(r.ipc 
 1.1V at V.wf- 
 thi« c(Tc^> : 
 
 'rif r; f'i'/f 
 
 It inltii.l 1 
 
 xli.h trim ii 
 
 Ami ("ar- 
 
 hi, hi ll.u 
 
 II n litn, 
 
 Hi't ■cliiiif ( ), ,(, g, , „ 
 
 til I at. Il'i- 
 
 niU, H.it aril 
 
 / lif ni-.ir the 
 
 rii ih I at. 
 
 I : A/(i,(ii-an,l 
 Its .if y^ ,: 
 
 liiii)' '11 a H.i) i».) ;ji« 
 H<iai t.i tlicin, 
 . till- M I rim 
 lit thi-y Irinp 
 nro, ami run 
 rami- to tlio 
 I'h'il thiMi) to 
 
 II till' Ailiniral 
 miciliulKi to 
 iwoilitK-s that 
 
 !'s Canoe', as <:,imii"f;'- 
 cr ihiy cim'it Ri"*;' • 
 Hens, Gecfe.rC';;'* 
 
 T A 
 n ■ 
 
 Wine lit 
 
 thpe, anil f|'i'nt all tlic n'll fif Mircl\ an.l ilir v*li'ilc 
 Monili tit .//">/, HI tra\Cflin[t the \al> IVia'i ln'twcin 
 7,11,1 anil the Mam "f .tfmi, niakinp manv OM.tva- 
 non'ot the Stan, ili.- We.iiher, ili'' Winihanill iilc', liii 
 IWaiinp anil I'dlln'in ot' | aiiil». 
 
 .\(.ff II. niie lit ih'-{'< K'l 1M> Ipiril land, lieaiiiif", N. 
 •inilN. by W. aiiii atxwt » n tlic\ law (m\i that l.iie 
 
 \Vl'ft, of iIkIIi Whlill lhl'\ lillll'Mll lol'l' llll ( i/VrM,. ./ 
 
 f/i^i-, iliiv liemr ilun al< m .i' I'l' ^o I.iaj;m'< tiTiiu ir ; 
 Pill liy fiMdiii (Ikv h.iil a l<aniy Wind thi'V Itmul nil to 
 (he S. T'.. nil Miiliiit^li', and tli.ntli' Wind niin ii(' lair 
 thiy hal'il aloii^ WMlwanl. 1 h nth anil ijtIiDays 
 t!k'y wi'relvialin'il, .iiul 'l.e Skv vvai tlink .in,l h.i/y, luit 
 iin iho l-uh It ilr.irM n'' .iiul ili'y law I aii.t aii.nn 
 which prokil tu ktliet.ipc »■ ^'Z , which it (liort uf ilu 
 
 i:.:lyrt'iiii .' '/ p' .y I't \' I iMf'i^i'^. 
 
 Tlii< Cape hi III i« Mti iMlie to bo known, f .r ili> r • In 
 r(;hi ovii- it thru- Vir\ hii'li IMIi, Imt a littli ililtame 
 Iron i-aji uihii-; iliili ;;hi(t of wliiili i« tin' tiiiilijk- iimiIK 
 ■iiul ilie fioiiml ii> iiiiiih I'lvvei liy the Va-liile. Ililidis 
 rill' C.ipc 1 1 I .'mi./ // /' luari. W. ami l>y S. from ih s Capi- 
 
 .■.Iilr '^'■" '''■ ''"'V ''l'''' ' ''"■ '''' ''' '^"■' •' " r ". olifiTvinp, 
 j..,/;!u' llcail-ianil lo be innli.ler.iMy hii'li, .iml at the Wiltir 
 
 Iv I'oirit, a liitic of! ili M.iiii, two I lanimoiks a]'|Harin(!. 
 
 •itul tliri'i'0!lii.T< JMnj; i.iplu'r olf mtn tliv Vm, \i'i low 
 
 I ami lictwiTii (hiiii iDW.iriK ilie V.i 'I his i:.p',t <;■ 
 
 II pc IS inailc. Ml till- /'i>'f «;'»•,"• Sea-Chan-, ir' i 1 cafiiiev 
 rrom.?""'' > l»it l>y ijiiir Keikoiuiir, thi\ fminil it ro W 
 lull 135'' leaciKs, wlinh took ihcm i ]■• )iilt 9 Vnkn'' 
 latl it. 
 
 .itm4 I '.'airncs I f *>t. //<■'.•<,<, vvliuli thr\ hail | ill n ('l.itipli of; 
 lull liaMiip liitif orno Wind, they lou'd not mch it ilia: 
 Day, hilt Hood oit and on all Niplit. I lie tii'xr Day, 
 luvin);a jTfts yi od Wind, they llnoii iti with ibe il. ,ii , 
 tiu'Riiar Iv IIH lift liefmi'to the Hat'.>oiir ' and t. on: to 
 .in .Aiiilior 111 1 1 fathom Water, 111 a poo i bay, iiiidet iht 
 N. W. tide of ilic itl.Mid, twoor thtieC.al'ks lenpthtioni 
 tlielliore. 'I'lix lllaiul lies in >thf Main-Sea, as it ueie in 
 the niidft Ikiwciii the Main-land of ^If'iik, and that ol' 
 /J .trt.V and ilic Coail of l.uincy. It is in 1 5 degrees 4S 
 minutes South l.at. and between ^ or 6uo Leagues from 
 the (>/•(• "t (itii.l llipr. 
 
 Here they vscnt afhnre, and entred ilie Chiireh wlmh 
 had n fair Cmliy leading to it, a Iraine with t«ii Hiiwl>, 
 and a Crofs of 1-ive-llone adioyninf tu it ; within it was 
 
 liiinn wi'h piintiil i;i<)ih», having an Altar with the 
 
 Blelli I Viigm, .iiidihe Siotj of the Crikilixitn pi.:hirdin 
 
 a TaMi . 'I fir V'allev when- the C'hiirth (Ian '« is evtntiu • 
 
 lyp'iafaiit ; fo full of t.iie hriiii-Tiees, uiul exiilleipt J'"' •■■■•'•«' 
 
 r.aiirs, that it app m like l>.iru' viry fiir wid WilUiilti- '"'*'' 
 
 \ai.i' Ci,T-i!iM. iliert arr loiic r. w ■ of I iimin, Or.>n;;r, 
 
 Ctron, an I PmiKftranat ■ I tr •>, Dei' aid h.f Irris, 
 
 iliafjn lint llll l-yi w th I*! '(T'ln'., Ijfivi htmt, ,inii niic 
 
 •ill , If om.,' The I tei > .irt »erv tijii') irnnit. il anil 
 
 di. iv'il, ,ir d dillinnuiih'd liN f viT.il I urioii' >t'alk!i which 
 
 liaic ihi' pii leillion o' ihrir I' U)'h«. md jfe insUi 1 >, •! 
 
 and Ilia t> ih. eliy. I Iutc is a Iwut I rslul '<p'in|', tiling 
 
 ai a didai.i-, that d riiiU". t fill ir mai.v pt.tiv Kunlii' 
 
 all ihrrji I h ihe Valli-v. kvateiinir ihi liAiial part- ii 11, 
 
 ■111. I refill' lip. eaih Plai: .i.d I iii . There is l>.itdli any 
 
 en p;y |p.iee in this wh le pna; (i.iriirn, lot sslut p'.ieei 
 
 Nariirr h.is lift iinoeeiipied, An has taken eai' to nil 1 p 
 
 tip loinr adiaiif ige. J hi lllaiid it iVlf atfor ■. rreat lluro 
 
 of I'arrndgis ,ind PhiMl'ants, 'sliu h are mi 1 li hirp-r and v fi:,;. 
 
 I.iirfr than ours in l.iiyjrn.l ; There are Tiirki s no, ln.tli ] ' «'" '• <k* 
 
 I'laik and while, .md wuli rid Heads, ahiai' ilielnpneln ' '*'''' 
 
 of oiiri., and ilieir I'l'!". Mini h 'lie fann', onf iiuiie white. , , 
 
 II II- I r / I 11/' 0'»r'>i Iff 
 
 ll.re IS alio gri'at pieniy ot I ahni ', or w.M (loa's ;w:i.lSwM. 
 lliiv a-e as liig as an A'-, have a Horles Ma 11, and .1 
 IV-.rd iliat ri'.u Iks down 10 tli-- m ly pr .inul : I hey go 
 fiMiietiMies topetlier in a Hi'rd, tint uaih.sa full M tern 
 length. Ihre are alto \.\\\ Hcr.ls of sv Id Swim, tl.it 
 keep 1 liietiv upon the Moi mains, as tJu' Cabntns do ; 
 ilicy are f.i!, and fo mms wiil, that a Mamannitir 
 einie at iliein, exr. p' tiny W alkep, < r roi 11 p, 'luiii. 
 I'lIvcs upon their Mirv Bods. 
 
 'iiiiir i!\ havinp raken in all NeeeHarn s lu'ie, thiy fet T^'i-y '.••»» 
 Sail for /;-•• ■:•■,/, ami lia!:.! aw .iv N. W. .ind by W. J'.s * "''""■ 
 to he ol'lervM, that ili- Wind is coinitionly ott' ihc Ihore 
 at S'..U-!fn.-. 
 
 Owl' iinihi; ijil lit .;«.,.!/ , they failed F.. aid I'. liy.S. 
 Ii.n'ie North' Mtioll of ihi' /.; i.j. 'riv.' i9;ii, .it 4 .if.cr 
 Midnigiif, thiv till in light of ihe llliml ^ , f 1 aiid'-'u'- 
 i , Handing 111 j9 ' dtgreis North 1 at. and fo fail d away 
 N. I' 
 
 Scft. J. iIkv met wi'h a l-'.^-mif' Vilfe' tliar taiiu' fi,,m 
 I uloN, and told iliiin the joyful News if the osiriliiow 
 of ihe Sj.milh Armada. Scf!. 9. having had the Winds 
 farewcl in a molt violent .Storm, that carried away molt 
 part of ihiir Sails, they arrived at the scry-much and 
 iong-ilehnil Ilavin of I'limouth, 
 
 mies, 
 ic to fiethriti, 
 
 I in /•>.;/ !«./, 
 and Ciiitoivs 
 if the Illand 
 
 his Suhii-CIs 
 fo Ahfohite .1 
 
 10 Man dar'd 
 and if any 
 
 Wood. Ihis 
 
 shis Son had 
 11' as he lues, 
 
 np di'.id, the 
 
 II I'm; with- The K I IB 
 -s 1 1'giiis .md Mm kSl 
 
 1'l.iee," where, •'w'"'''''^' 
 I h rows a Ball 
 liarks ont the 
 r, they turn 
 
 r itali thcm- 
 ktids of their 
 land thus ihcv 
 
 to thcGhoft 
 
 7.1: 1; oMig'il 
 n he Men of 
 
 valiant, and 
 
 11 notlvng fh.it T.h,^,.i,„ 
 lied wiihcvcroUdieii'i-i' 
 li.'in plunge a '•'«'' '^'* 
 
 precipice, or 
 pi) do It, b<'- 
 
 Ucaili as the 
 Ii Bcalls. 
 the rcit of the 
 |are of fomc- 
 than the Men 
 
 of the I'cirtii. 
 |Vn:tualsthcy 
 
 from them of 
 Iin, thev t'ok 
 Iheni a I'rifciu 
 tp. '1 he next _ . „ 
 
 kC.I,V</C«.(y,,i 
 
 C H A P. VI. 
 
 The Voyage of O L \ v E ^ N O O R T, vLTr 
 
 TH F. l.ii^Ji'P: Nation having had the Honour 
 iif the twii lirft entire roii()/-,\.i; /[(-Tf/cNJ of the 
 Cihilie. tlu-.r Neighl our-, the Ihi i.i, put in 
 lor next lliare, in anohle Attempi i iihelait.e 
 , puipofc, and .IS happily aeconiplilh'd. 
 
 f.<Dii«8. '^iili i. * the pood Ships, the \ttuiice and i\\C I'oiicitnl, 
 fo; la:! trom l{;iiicrAaw, and reaching the Coalts of /;'■;; /ik.V, 
 llaid there till Sc/f. 1 j. for their two Companions, the 
 llcihf I'lC.ieiik^, and the Ihpc, whiih then came up to 
 them. And 'tis 10 beohferv'd. that tlio" this Voyage was 
 undertaken and perforiu'd at the Charge of the Diifi'' Na 
 lion, yet did the liwJI/h, in f'jine meafuic, tliarc the Ho- 
 r.cur of it with them, their tiref I'ilot being an Englijh- 
 I Cift. A/Hi '"■•■" *■ ^"'' tnethat had before cncoinpafs'd the (jlobt 
 film in illii, with Mr. C.:)i. ■.'//. 
 
 !llm'/,n f^'"'e/'ei 4. ihev met a hn.iU Fleet of Zl.i.-i/', 7-. 15/;/?.' and 
 .i^,,' Fioich, whiih were coming out of li.tii.iiy, a-id gase 
 fyi'W!- them an Accoiini of the horrible I'eftilence raging there, 
 llirmthi.'r ^.^''"^'l ''■"' '"^^^'P' •^'■■•■'''' I'i'^'on Perfons in a lerv fliort 
 |t,Wi./w Ip-icc. On the (\h, they came between Jciirrijl and the 
 |V)j(.!-. , ..llgre.1t .",11 1>. 
 
 iVi. 5. they h.i.l liplit of the Coalts of Cuii:-. Lh: 
 
 c-nilci- ^. they caine liatd by Cape V./mn, which lies 111 
 
 i '. deprecs Nonli I at. The nth, ihey had light of 
 
 1.; i.ur.a dr. /''■'I fillland (i^wliii h lies one and a half .legr. North I at. 
 
 t'"« 1 hey fint their Bi.us before to make fume dil'covery of 
 
 the Iflc, where ha; ing entred with a H.ig of 'l luce, 
 
 they were n-it by a \,-j; . bearing the like Peaceful Sign. 
 
 '■..lif^uf 1 'ley den anded onlv a lupply of Provilions, which was 
 
 'r«:u. granted in very fail .iml fnindly Teniis ; but while they 
 
 ■ were fettling this Point, a Patty that lay in Ambufcadc 
 
 V'\ Lll Will 
 
 ; |;J) mtn. 
 
 furprird them in amomtnr, and cur otTfcvcril ifthcin ; 
 amoni'lt which vs.!silie brave /.»,i; /''P lot, CaptainA/r ' . 
 The (■'i'//;/''H''^i' purlued ihem toilieir Ho.1ts, which they 
 very biiskly atiack'd, kil'ing tlie Ailii-iral's Bioilier, and 
 scry near taking all the rell I'rifoiiers. In RiiiTge of 
 this Outrage, 1: was ci'i'.eiiide.l (in a Council of War) 
 rli.1t the Caltle ll.ould be .Art'uilred , which Fxpcriment 
 being tried, .mil lound to prose 100 oHlv and li.izaidous, 
 they tfxjk their Kesenge 111 b ruing all their Supai- 
 H.iufes : .And fo having provided tlRmf.lves with Irelh 
 Water, they let fail the 17th. 
 
 The zsth they reach'd Cape Grv/.-.'in d'.), where the,, 
 Wind generally b'ows from the I and in the Night, and/i 
 Iroin the Sea in the Day. Here they found two Diinh 
 Ships, which inform'd them of the inisfor'.uneof Capran 
 Cici-iD.v'oi, whowaslolt, with inolt part of his Coii;pa- 
 nv, tipi 11 Prill CI Illand. as thev had like to have been ; 
 as alio of the Voyage of /'if: /V.-./..-^ ■;,.■, ssho had en- 
 tred the River of ( Vw.^r, and putting in at this place, had 
 here buried )S of his Coir.p.my, and was gene foinc 
 time bef 'tc for /liii.croi:. 
 
 j.i'i.i. * thiy pafs'd the Ifiand An- bit. at winch ilicy •. 
 found tvso degrees .South lar. and rhe 18th of the fame 
 Month they had. die Sun m their Z-ntth. lhe',ththey 
 .•e.ich'd Cape St. T. nr,;-, (upon the Coaft u't" i? ./. ) 
 which lies in li degrees South 1 at. Th.i f th thev pafs d c. 
 the F.-iii Cape, and in the tveiiin!; Cipe / . . On the "_■ 
 9th, they came to HJ' '\f„icr . .-vfer loino k-ls of nine,'" 
 and company too, I'V th'j I'reachcr.cs of ih. Gr.inl Ene- 
 my the 1'tirtiif.iify, they wen: to St -S'ri -/,■..;,.■, >< here the 
 Comforts of a good Harbour, frcili Water, ar.d plii- 
 
 rip.-G.f 
 
 < .1 ?». 
 
 pr St T c- 
 .i.F--.F..ir 
 ijlc, &e. 
 
it. ( "lara l/Iand. 'Plumbs^ 'Pen?uim^ &c. 
 
 .\ 
 
 '(■ 
 
 
 \ I 'I 
 
 (li <■ f.X, 
 
 • Kv M III 
 
 n.t 
 
 i<«,i. Ml.. 
 
 Pir,' '!» 
 
 A' .IN I Ik- 
 Si ■«■ «i .1 
 B ,1.'. 
 
 fc'iEt' 
 
 |«qi. 
 
 
 
 
 tv <if Vk.MKl, auciiilisl ihiin i Imt iio Iriiit* wm lo Ik' 
 
 lu.l. , . 
 
 Mn.r M. .» ir\iil Vo'iii liiri'ri/il ihcm, IIK- tiiry ot 
 wh'h imrtiii ihi.' N 1. -A.liiur.il, m»\ ilu*/f^, tuiin ilic 
 ffli 111 ilic Hi>t, Imt ilicv h.ul iln' j'cinl link !'■ 'ii>'t 
 tlviii .iiJiiiiMiii ihc iTlh. Anil iii.x* ihr V>i'\> i'<»ri .ili:iR 
 aiiMinpIt ilicni, I'lcriiuT will ilu' ;i|'|mimi li I'l ilw Wiii'ir, 
 II .i.lv tlii'in rili"l\i til ('lit in it St.// ■ «■ i liii " i li'iB ih»'. 
 llifv toi.ilii'li'l "ix"! ijw /(/i".'i"., ir liiiiu'iiiliir lll.liu!. 
 tlut w,i« ».ip.il>lc III' c'^'i'P ''^'''" ** "'I'ril''^ I iitiTiam- 
 III' lit. H'li li.u.1 'riirtiiiiclirmivlit ihcin in 4 sir* B.irri.ii 
 .iiul IKlM.iH lll.iii I, 111 1 il (Tci^ ^ln"ll I .It. «hfrc 
 till V lnil iiiitliiii)! I'll' A lnv l•l,^^l, 'i^H'il .\.-/.- .^I'lic) 
 whiili ilio ki'iHk'.l til \Mi Willi Miiir lliil«. lUniii' 
 llKT'.iiii' .iiiiiWly h.ul ir(itif;li . f ;lii» Pamii |>'.iii', ihiy 
 iMit nil 1.1 Si'.» ,«^'.iin i 4iiil ilu' il> ')■ .? «^ tliiiikinn lu 
 h,i\f iv.kIi'I till' .J'l.-K/ini, il'iv liiuiiil tliiii'lVUii 111 tlic 
 t'liiliiir-f nt' ii'.i/..'.-. H-t llw' /•-./.i.^wi-?*' not liiltiriiii" 
 tlu-m t(i Un.l 'liiTi-, ihcy f.til.l f> liK' -St. i' f.' ( .. whuli 
 I'll.* in tl lU'Hrcn n iiniiiiu> Sinillil.it li > .Umnt 4 
 Mllo • 111 icini'.U's .iiul .i> liuull il:lt uit linm lllc Inlltl- 
 iiiiit. Th.' liUiul .irt'iriliil ilinii little ill'' l<it I KrU ; 
 lull wli.it It lUti'i.i tlviii 111 I'lil. I' r.ii'l iiiPln'.ili, 
 yu!vlin(; ,1 liin III I'owr. ri:iii'l>, wIiaIi m 1 1 I >.i\M.iirv J 
 all iliinr SuL 
 
 'iidt i6. ilu'y III flit tiir !•'■' I> li , 1" 4? 'I'|;r<-i'» 
 4n":iiiiiiirc%Sinitli I .it. wliiili .ituTimi'h I'.i.l w^.ttliir 
 ihiVK.iiliil S.. (, : . IIks tiiii.ill'il ilwii lihi.. ivrh 
 Hmc ut huh .Hill rnipiiiiiN in .m ll'ii >1 I'l-'t lui ilifc 
 Mills til ilicSoirh (it iliK I'l.iic : Ot the Littn (nrt nl 
 iViiiiii.iis ilu'y ii'i'k V <► ■■ ("I'lili "irc.i* l'i)'..is (>aU', 
 Willi .t >.llk iiiiii|'.lii> el iluM- l|;j!S tli.U I'ruuil hihhI 
 aiiil utnfliiir.; Mi.u i<i iluir Ink Coiiir.iiiy. 
 
 'Iliiv Win'; iipilii' Hiurs o, : ..' • y. .iiul piiiip a I .iml, 
 tiiiiiiil IUmIN 111 tlu' t'liHury Ike St.ip .mill Biirtils wuh 
 ,1 imiltiiiiili- >if Oltntlu'. i lilt 111 wliok- NiltstluN lijlit 
 nil I'liiMiliil Willi 19 I'c.V'''- 
 
 llie mil, the .'\ilimi.il Willi alliiirc to nMirve the 
 C'mintrv, le.ump Oiilers with iluiii th,it (iiuuileil the 
 Hii.lK, not t ) llir a loot trom tlwir Clui>;e , li; t they h.i- 
 >in)! .\ iuiikI, It r.'tiii'., to lee the Cniiiirry iihi, luok .1 
 liii.iil R.iml<!e, .iml tell into an .Amliiiliiile ol' . Savage*, 
 which kill'd three nt them, aii.l wnunleil the toiirih. 
 
 'ihile Sa\n}Hs were \ery lal' portly .Men, lainied to 
 ilieile^'iec nt Terroiir, Arin'.l with ll.uit ftjws ukl .Ar- 
 riiws ; W'likli l.itter wire heaileil wi.li Stiitie. 
 
 'I he I'/thihe. put nil' tVoiii lienee ; .mil .V't . 4. ;liey 
 liiaJe pie'iy mar Cape /''\:,i>< U'. where the 1 aiul In-., 
 low ami plain, ami by it> wii,.uieis \ielils a pml|>eck 
 like I'.iiil.vhI. They niaile many Aitmipts tii lia\e m- 
 treil the Stu-i^'! , ami wer.- as often tViiltrateil : 1 lu y 
 were be.nen l-aik by 'IViiipelts ct' Wir.l, Kain, Hail 
 ami .Snow. '1 licy lolt their .Amhors, liroke their I aWis ; 
 Sicknels aiii! CDiiieiuion fwnrl.' than any Diliale; were 
 aihieil tu all the rell ot' their Calaiiiiiiis ; .uiil ail theU, 
 iiieomiirreiue, ivtanleil their proj'rel's lo tar, ihat t«.is 
 well m^th ly Mi'iiths 'trni' the lonin.ei Cemeiu ot the 
 Voyage, betV.re they eoiiii! make any pioJ w.iy into tin 
 SV/. -<'?//.•. 
 
 But to return. They oblevv ,1 the 1 ami u> licSoiiih- 
 Wolt Ironi the Cape /o^ij.). , an.l the Mouth ot the 
 Srrn'^irs to I'e .il>oiit 14 Mihs ilillaiiee tVoiii 11, anil halt' 
 a Mile in I'lvaiith. 
 
 Nl.;-. IS. tliev Inv fomc Men iipnn two Illaiiils that 
 Lay near the Cape iV^/'." ». who I iil IVtiaiveto the 
 IhlUiuL-ri, ami lliook iheir Weaprns .it iheiii ; liii they 
 1 amlinp, nntwiihtlnnJiiii; this Dehai ee, | iirliinl tin- Sa- 
 vages to a Cau', whiih they Ihiliborn'y 'Ictemleii to the 
 lalt Man, ilyiiip every one of them upon ihe fpot. The 
 OiitJi lx:np poi in, fouml iluir Wives ami thililrni 111 
 ihat (lark Keeep-atle ; ami the Mothers, who expev;rcil 
 ndthinp. Inn pieleir. Death to tlKir.Ulvi-s anil iheir Intants, 
 cover'il the l.ule ones with ihur own Bo.r.is, r.f ilvinp, to 
 rcecii e the iirlt Stabthenilel.es. But the /J,. <• ilnl them 
 no n ore ir.)i:r\ , :han the takine if 4 Boy. aiul 2 liirl; of 
 their niitnbir f'om tlu-tn.w!; i li tli.-y bn.'i't'.ht a Ship'.'Ojrd. 
 
 O'.w of theli' ¥i'\ Vai ■•,;■, !e...rt to li vak /i.-r.., pave 
 them i!iis liii.|.|.«.i'. : 'Ihai the pre.mr i-f thil.' two 
 lifinils was eali'.l r ■: ■w ■■, an.t the Tribe iliac li.ha- 
 l)i;rilir l.>,oe. 'linri'i. Icf-. il'.'U.l was call il t'-. /;■, .iiiit 
 that both were wel; It.i. li w;-li I'enp ins. wImK Heili w;-.s 
 iheirpVri.l, anil t!ie Skins .heir Coathing ; aiul ns for 
 Habit.-itions, they hail none b' r Caves. That ilic aii- 
 joyninp. CiJrtif.em :iboiir.iAeil wrii Oltiuhes; whiihall.. 
 li-r\'il for Foci. T!,at ihev wireililt.np'.riliil into fe e- 
 ral Tribfs, wlmhb'.l their 1. -.eial I'.ittinCt Keii.leiicis : 
 The Kcnicrcri I.'iar ilweb in r. -f,' . the l^rm.r.J>: K..11.-.. 
 >A.o, the K'-' .'h in /./.•.■...■•, .ill v.hiih Pei pie were 1 if 
 thecoinn.on li/e. 'lit lno.ai!iT BrealtrJ, anii painted all 
 our, the Me.i tyini; tile ('/..',■,, .m 1 i> with a HiMip, and 
 
 ilie Woimn tii*i'rin|> ihiile V'arti wiih a IVngiiiimkui, tlie 
 tornuT we4rin(i loi'n luir, an.l the lin 1 (haven, but 
 both lonsii.iki-il, r^Mpi 4 I'lu.ikof IVngiiin-tkintreaeli 
 
 inKioihe WaUr. 'I hai iheie wa, jlfo .1 fnirth TrllK' iil'i. 
 
 them i.illM IViiHfi.'i, lint dwilr iiic, » J aiui thefv were*" '' 
 of .1 tii((»mi«k Statiir., Iiinp i< ni 11 lui t hifih, amir,, 
 loiiiiniiiill^ 111 War« wi'li 'In . iln-r Tril e-, ,/,',/' ', 
 
 Ihe iSih thev pal il to the Cuniinent, an.l f.iw li'iiic '1'.' 
 Whales at a ilillanie l'> the way • I hey emmifiia'J 
 t"0 .1 very plealant Kiier, .ihoui mIiaIi were ileli. 
 i.itc Tree", ami llore ol Parrot* i ii|«)ii tin leorc ofthi. 
 |lealani pnlpeOt, ilii ■ ,a!li| this ^,.»i..,v .ff 1, {// i/i ,«»„ 
 
 'Ihe loth iliry In lail lur l'« 1 I :i>i,ir (^} Mere tlu H<» 
 I and t. lids 111 far to ihe South, iliit ili- lllards (',!.,■ .1. ,«,, " ' ' ' 
 .mil lirii/«i;i-, Klin alai otf in mei 1 luiothcr. They"""' 
 !loiiii.l no remaiiiiii(', toknis here of ilu- l.iir taiiuiu. 
 /•'////-Citv but a heap of Stums, 1,, || j.,v ,1,.,, ,,,,4^. 
 there h.id been a Hmlduif: I h.- \f.. ' .ml ^ Sireipln i« 
 diltiiit fr, nil lu tier .lUiiii 4 Miles, the Unison bmli ddes 
 ill svl.iih ate valllv hipli and deip, .ipj j|| ihe Ve.ir 
 I'lnH losird wiihSnnw *. Here at (V f f •./ u they em 'w ,. „, 
 d.iwii Wiiod 10 nuke thiiii a Boat, ami f in.l the hark ''■"•' ' 
 ot the Trees to le hot and bi'iiii' like |', |.(Kt. Haviiii! ''"'" ' 
 nil (Vod s»atiTiiii! here they left tli.spl.u.-, ,doiil tiny in' '""" 
 deed wluilurit were l'"i l^miiu- or no and aft r two 
 Miles pals d fiiiind a pi lul River : I his w.is /Jm-w'. 1. 
 I lie iieM day they doiib'ed C.\\'i' F-^ivrr.l (:) with toini f'M jfr 
 liiiper, bi leali'ii of imlafe Amhoi.ipe, anil lontrarj ' '"■'' 
 Winds; In paitinp 4 Miles farther. iniD a larpe Bay, this 
 ^mlii.rd ilurc. I lire was a I'ln- I,ke .SmTxe-'won, 
 pood apainlf the Suirw, and nnmlur .is I ., t fur Maj' 
 neb, iiiakiiip limie that tailed it aliiult .li|tra>;led for .» 
 tnre. 
 
 Here thev had a lipht of 'ftt'ifliw ,{e lt'.-<>\ Shin, who 
 w.iMine of /Vr< ,.|.r( \ I'i mpany. whiili wih .m. il'er of 
 iliilaiiuHiet.hiilbeeiid'.ven|i.uk out of ihe So h Sea. 
 He tnld them In had I'pent abuve y Months m the ,. ,';';" 
 and had bur (S lefr out of 1 1 r Men, .iml no! 1 1 .iie able 
 to endure the Siorins of ihr ,So>iih .Si 1, was f iri'd m put 
 inthere, while the utf <•( the Meet h,.|d en th • i-Cii.rf'. 
 
 ?..•»/. J. • they let out apain, direelii.p the r C". irfeui*-* '' ' 
 A/<i;..uf Pay (i), which they obfer\ d to. xtend fai h.ait- 
 wards, and to receive fevrril Kucrs into it; n iluk'""!' 
 Mnu'lisol whiih w.is\.iit iiiiamitii s of Ice, that iVcrr d '"'i. ■ 
 neier to iiuli .ill tlu Year rniind : : or tho' this wasiu-ar''" '^ '" 
 the i\/i,.'/,,wi»ir Sealiin in that Soiith'Mn lliirare, vtiihe'""'' 
 lie wash, thiik, that .it i, l.ithnins Soundinp thev mirj 
 not re.uh th.-b.'ii'.iii 1 I 11, I he 1 .uid alfo f, i-i,r.! to b,e 
 a heap of brrken lllamb, svh vh ilie heiphth ol ih. Monn- 
 tains madi appe.11 like mu linn aiidcont'iiiial pu le. Here 
 they lud ihe ilillniles of Hunpcr, iii.l i'iiii,,,ual Rams, 
 and the !ol' of two of thni Coii,p.ii,\, wh., uin killd" 
 by the Sai apes as the) were pieking MuH'els, v.lmhwere 
 their ill. el Siilliii.im,-. 
 
 Hasmp wea'hii d iiit many .Storirs whuli indancerd 
 them in A/';, /i'l- B.u '<;,', and foiiie Hmo .n:os no withro .1.'... , 
 tluSa\apes, iluy Ut lad on ilu 1 7ih, an.l were dinen by "^v 
 a Storm intD I,,.:,']!.,,, , Mif.s dilta' r. .md ivn iMup,- „ 
 that Nametrnm tin niiiliitiide ot that fit ot hiwl tbuiiS '"'' 
 there; rf whiih thev oblervd, that ihey nni'd IkiiIi 
 di»e aiiillwim \ery well, but not tly .ti .ill. 11, re the 
 Viii-.Ailniiral, for divers Crinns, w'asirrdoinn'd by a 
 Cii'iuilof War to be tiirn'd all.ore, ilure to (lift (Vir 
 liiii,k:t', amoiiplk tin wild Bealts, .iml far wilikr Iii!:abi. 
 tarfs i.t the Counirv. 
 
 /■:''. I. they eir.red another Hay, v. 
 /»</.;/.'■ Bay I!}, perhaps beeai'.fc tlu I;- 
 were lure fo dilmally perfeeiired wi;li 
 and Rain, and their .'dii.ii-il like 
 Rock. 
 
 thev lall'd 
 i'lotciLiiii .S!;ipsi.)r.>.''f • 
 'I h'.iiidei', Mail 
 -■ Ipli' upon a 
 
 The J7th. ihey Inv .r .; .i;(i..i,>. 1 hi'ce Mountain of 
 Ice, in r; .^• Bay ; but the next .'.iv, 1 h. the (all of Te- 
 'i-w-,. iliey r.d aa;eu to all thnfeiKlirai I'li fpcifls, and 
 pals'd the Cape Dcfrr {,1,} imo ih; S^itth .Sia. Their, . ., 
 Comp.iny w.ns now 147, b .1 ipu.kl, lillln'd by the lofs/""/r' 
 of the Viee- Admiral, whom they diopr .V.i,.7) j;. £x.iih'.i'' ' 
 reil^inpher in vain, thev fail'd t.i the liiaiul / .r"A;u-/'.i,l"":" ' 
 which is alioiir ^. Miles fiom the C)ni;n..|it, and lies iu i^/'ij,' .' 
 ^8 deprees .Soiih 1 at. !• is remarkable for .1 hiph 
 Moi'nt.-'.in in the i.i'.d.lV of it. -hat e'cavc:, it ['.•If .ii top 
 to make way for a ( uiirfe o' Wa.ers into the V.illey 
 i;iulenie.Th it. Here they 1 av.cr'.- Knucsand Hatihets 
 t.ir Sheip, Mens, Mniz.- 1) '■iil.i'.-, and ..iher brim. 
 Thev Went to lee the I own hii h coniilicd of fume 
 so Houfes of Straw, wf;re he m . iv eniertaind with a 
 f.wie loit of Drink...!!. I ', , which i^n.ide of Maize ,-,; ,t, 
 Iteepd in w.if.r, an.l is .lie ch/cc Luuor ufcd .it then " 
 b'ealfs. I'oUpamy is iiuuli I'ra'.'lisd amonplfthem, and rlxl , 
 ihey buy as many W:m-s as rh.v cjn keir ; lothat a Man '' ;■' ' 
 that has a e..ijd muny L)ai.£liter>, may' chance to pet an f „';:'. 
 
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 .Mlip 
 
 sal 
 
 I'.ilaii- bi 
 oiiv iVlai 
 I'ln are I 
 I asvs, II. 
 |lHtli ■• II 
 nrt hi. I'll 
 make tlr 
 Shfep, ss 
 
 I lie\ W' 
 'ltd i't' a 
 iiKin. 
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 % mi mil 
 Ship that 
 
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 I on 1(1 111)1 
 
 Sotiih Wii 
 
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 they I'ini 
 
 • pilte liilt 
 
 lijse une 
 
 ihat li.eii, 
 
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 j.« .1 lu.l , ' I , 
 
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 back tn .St 
 
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 led alliore 
 
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 s:,,' .Nb'ii. 
 
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 '((. s 7,,,, about iH , 
 .illiiriN poo 
 *'-'i'l'l"''> kill Olds t 
 V elk Is. H 
 the Hrn t 
 treailirroiif 
 which hard 
 he not Ueii 
 llland III 1! 
 Vir. 1.... At .St. ,'/ 
 
 ■I vti'ih<t/.,.aii Aciuin 
 •J""";;' M.„',^ii„c, 
 (or raihcr 
 jullReien 
 luip \alf 
 lariyiiipoti 
 Hollies and 
 I'opilh I ma 
 I hev ci.iii 
 tatislk tlu 
 Votaries 111 
 ilieiii. 
 
 Belldis 
 penal, an.l 
 The Vah 
 aboet St r 
 7i- Corlh 
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 the llrMlt, 
 tearinp >.i': 
 very niiieh 
 of a Cup 
 molt part v 
 I'leir .\li!it. 
 ^■eiieral, \. 
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 ■y Chu;. 
 . .•.! iarr\ 
 'I'lie, and 
 ted (ieiura 
 ,,. All this C 
 
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 I here are , 
 aliundance. 
 'ha: It is it 
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Lib I Y:iup, VI. 
 
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 ,ill iIh'^iii 
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 r!uiiliiii)r in- 
 ill .itV I two 
 .1< l>iii-t)i' . I. 
 > with (iiiiK ''" '(■■ 
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 IV I'.is, tluy 
 Sm'c»i'.\vi)ri, 
 .it fntMaJ- 
 iMiltcil tor J, 
 
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 '•. Ship, \vhc(_ 
 
 it' .1l\i ttilT Ol' 
 
 111- No .h Sim. 
 
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 ti); tlie\ uiu'it 
 
 ii fi n\>\\ to It 
 
 (it ill. iVIiiiiii- 
 
 piiiiv Here 
 
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 v. li ill vvcro 
 
 rr.i.mpiril 
 1^ no witlu^i .i.'ii' . 
 . ilinin liy ^"i 
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 Kiwi fbuiid 
 IDllM Ivitli 
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 iliimi'il by .1 
 to Ih ft for 
 lilcr Iii!'..iM- 
 
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 .t.M.i .S!-.:psi.)r»'.'''f' 
 iiJn, Mail 
 111;' upon a 
 
 .Min.iiia II of 
 k- lait of ir. 
 Vi Cpcifls anil 
 
 I'V tlic lols/,vV, m' 
 >/■ 11. Ex-w*i'''' 
 
 lit, anil l:cs in u M' • 
 
 for .-1 hU;h 
 J it ll'lf .11 top 
 '.to till- Valley 
 s .\iid Hatilicts 
 
 .,ilii-r iTiiit. 
 iilUit of fome 
 crtaiti'd with a 
 i.aile of M.iizi' i-,.;.i 
 ufcil .It then 
 gtV tlicm, an J rl' \ 
 lothat a Man j'^'' 
 latttc to >;i t -i" I .;• 
 1-lt.f.- 
 
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 Rrtiti? liy <l"*i"i ifpeci.«Mv if thoy provf h4n<lfortii'. If 
 ..iw M^n kill .inothir, the Kinilrnl of ihr innr.liTM I'cr- 
 (iin are hi' |ii>l|'i< .""I l"*^''"""""'. f'" •'"> ''**'■ "" 
 lawv nor HnMik MapiHr.iti-i, to keep up any Form r)f 
 jiillii- .inMinfjl tliitii I I'l't Mf .t M«numy r'XriHIylmy 
 lit* hi« I'liiullniM""'". I'V niiikini' a Treat »>! i'l.i. llie^ 
 make their CliMthn of the WikiII nf a \ery larv'e fiirt>« 
 Sbft'p, whiih t'lea.iirei iho ule to »arry Buithemtim : 
 I lies wmi'il nor li II nny i( ilufe to the Dun I, iho' they 
 ,ltil iif ttiioMcr loft, iiofiniuti ililferinj! Iruin the toiu 
 
 .St Af.oi'.i ll1iin.lf».)lic«|SMili«froiii hcliff.ln 17 'I'gr. 
 
 '"■"n niniiii'" .Viu'h I ar. Mere ihev met with a ^/vt,i,y/.t 
 
 Ship that wiiLiirvim' I aril aiul Me.il to ,/ oi,.) and Ciw- 
 
 , /M»., v<huh iIha llialiil. aiul ml' .ifter .> r>irfuit of 
 
 ti I e.m.if. 'I he V lot of iliiH Miip foM iheiii, Thiy 
 
 lOiilil lUi' ('if I'.Kk to S'.Mvii IILiiiil Uiaiifeof tin 
 
 S<«:ili \k'ii i \ ai .1 that th.re w.i< tvio Men of War w.iu- 
 
 inj! 'orih'irioining III W' .i. 1 'p'"' ^^I'l"-'' luloiiiiation, 
 
 liiey i.iiu liuliil 10 i.iil to J ■//'i. iif'>, .imU.y that iiuans 
 
 ipiite. Inlt their Viee-Ailiniral, whtih n i('.lit otherwife 
 
 liaie idiiie i:pio them at Kilt. i<eli.le«, ihey loiulu.le.l 
 
 th.it It.e milVil the lllanil St. Afix, upon thexui'm' pla- 
 
 H'to'iinp It n (''■'"•■'I' '» Map IS liiiili ai hS ili^iren, m tun in- 
 
 *' iter.! t l:e« in 47 ,'epeis M iiutime<i. And tli;s Trroi.! 
 
 ,., thev tlittrfelveH had tallen iit", had 11' ; Captain Af''' , 
 
 ('It' the /'!•'/' •'«'«, 1. 1 ilumr ght liy hist)|'fer\aiioiis. Ainl 
 
 I' larilier lonlimul iliein in their Refi Uitii>n> not to i.ul 
 
 |..iik to St Mvi-s llland, 'o hear of the misfonin' 1 f 
 
 S/Kii.. ./■ I . './. 1 theie, \iliowasiM treiully manner Inn 
 
 led alhure , and then Hmih'T.I Ii* the l»/.//i>.i, tojiether 
 
 With i| of Ills Men i the treacherous 'ipmiirJi eiuliM- 
 
 MiiiMt.ft 10 I'll hjs two Ships into their hanil«, ai.il llii.l 
 
 inp IntelliKeiKe to / ii/'i, ai'd all theComiMy nlvnit, ot 
 
 the nrrivafol the /)«/./, and thcNamc»of all their chief 
 
 .NJeii. 
 
 I pon tliel'e Aei ininti thcv lunt tlif ir Courfe to I'll /'•- 
 ti'u iiih { ). where th.'". "ok two Ships, .niul kill'd fume 
 / i,.'M, but the ^f.'tiiniii were all pdne, 1 his f'.:/ I'/i- 
 1 ■ !ies in 1 1 dei'rees .Vniith 1 at. and up in thi Country, 
 .t'i'oiit iH Mile< ililtant, lii-s St. /.^f" (■ , a Town that 
 allords nood Hoie of Ked-Wine and Shci'p, whiehthcy 
 iKivpliwy kill only for the .Sewei ; with wliiil thov lade whole 
 Vellils. Here they reeei>ed I etters fiiini the Cartain of 
 the^/^■'^ Hiri, one of JVc /i^" 's Cotrpany, who was 
 treaihrroiids /MI'.uilted, and Captivated bv tin 'ifuni.v.U 
 whiiti hard fate, he inforin'd them, he had avoidel, liaii 
 lie not Urn mifumdi'il by tlie wrong pLieinpof Sr. M.iriei 
 Illaiid 111 the Map .ifnrefaid. 
 
 At St. ;"y./,i;(' ilicv inieriepted tiitne letters, wliiili pa\e 
 an Aiiount of the Wars bitween the Indi.iui and V/.,;- 
 /,i,ii-.6 inO<" The former beiiij;, it leems, in Rebellion, 
 (or rather llatulini; upon .1 jiilt Det'etiie, or adViiig a 
 I iitt Revenue) liail Sackil the Town of li.iUlii.i, put- 
 t'lii; \Mt nuinlHr^of the soo'i'-i./i to the Sword, and 
 lariyitip off many iioopsof Captives. They burnt the 
 Hoiifes and Cluirehis, .mil Itrii.k ort the Heads of the 
 I'opilli Images, iryui);, /).ii" ■;. rl-cCnJi .f rlr Si/i'i.-vd'. 
 1 liev eum.n'd their Mouths with (".old, and bid them 
 latislii the.i 'eliis with that, fir the fa';e of whiih their 
 Votaries h.td in.tde ft) many I arbartjtis Malliure; ainongll 
 llieiii. 
 
 belides all this, they laid 1 1. fi- Siepe ro the Ciiv Im- 
 perial, and almiilt Itarv'd the S/.iw !'■ Garrifuii there. 
 1 he Valiant \ihti.ttit thai, undertook this AcVion, Were 
 .iboet sc rn ; ofwh.ch, 1000 were Horfe, lur, It.ot, aiul 
 7" Corllets ; all whiih Furniture was 'i.vijh I'luiider. 
 They to mortally h.tte the Sfuviiiiuh, rh.it they ■'ip up 
 the llr -alts of ail they MalKr, to have the pleaturc of 
 learinp nut their Hearts with their Teeth; and it adds 
 very much to the plealure of their l.iiiuor, to drink it out 
 of a Cup made of a V^,i«i'.!r(/i Skull. They are fertile 
 r.uilt part very Stout and Skilful Soldiers, and commit all 
 iheir Military Artairstothe Management of one Supreme 
 <ienctal, whole Orders thcv devomlv ob^y. But their 
 .\leih. .d of biee'tion to this Hono "r is lonv minp odd, fur 
 •y Chute a (leneral a* we wou'd a ". .irier : He that 
 . .'.1 carry a TimlxT I 1 p on his Shoulders the loneelt 
 'I'lie, and with the lealt dcprec of wearincls, was lalu- 
 tcd Cier.era! iiy the .Army. 
 
 .All thisCountrv of ClUi, from Sr. T.j^o to B.i.y/tM, is 
 ' one of the iiHilt I'eriile and deliphtful Spots in the World . 
 1 hero arc all Ions of Cattel and bruits, (io!d Mines in 
 almedaiice, an ..^ir fwect and wholel'ome to that dc('rie, 
 that u is it lelt 1 ife and Medicine, ai'd excludes the ufe 
 of all other I'hylick. 
 
 /■•■il I, they emred the Bay /-t Cii/^f:', and left it the 
 
 71I1 lullowiiip. 'I'he I itli, they catne iiiro a great No.k 
 
 ,, ea! ed AIimc '.'. >,.'', ic Miles troiii which is Af>n.- .\f ,n ', 
 
 i..'fr.)iu which tiw ll.ore rur.s to .;«/c>i : and all thiiTi.u't, 
 
 up to .St. ."Lifn'it'ii HiK, M Very inilih luli|iC> to Vmth 
 Windi, tlio'inthe adjoytiing .Va they are \cry variable 
 tiriJ uncrifain. The loth, the Mr vArii all darken'il with 
 un Arenal, which ii a Cloud of Ouft rau'd fo chiik, that 
 a Man lan't fee a Stom* Calk Iroiii hiin j tkey «rr 
 broupht off fnni lite a.l|.uenr Shorrs, *n.t are very ufual 
 III thole i'ail'. The nth. they were within view of the 
 fimou* City of /.II/ I i an I now they came to iinvlerltanJ 
 the taltnil'tof the ■|rial'iite which the mal.cc of the 
 'iviiiiir.li lud Ribbd them (iff, at.. I which otherwlfc 
 tliey had found in tlmfe Ships they fok at St, Jf^'. h,| 
 by thePilni'iCotifeinoii, there were no Icfstlun ]lC'he(lii 
 uf (iold ihrovvii over-board, eaih Cliell contaiiiinc 
 4 AioUs .ind yi'i Pots, and caili I'ot 10 i,r 11 Pouiiil 
 weight 111 (iold. And noi only tins pub'uk, '"•' every y^^ 
 pariiciilai Man* private Treal'ire, was a. prodij. illy j, ,«,,„„ 
 Itunpawav, they tut laiitig which way i' went, whctlieri2*J. 
 to the 1 uttoili of the Sea, or the liellic* of the Fillie«, fo 
 the />.'./! iiipht le never the W-ticr for it. Thii Cold 
 eame fromSr. .V/.ir/'i-i Klaiid, where i or 4 Rich V/.'w/i/.// 
 inpr.lsd all to thetnfilvi ., knpirp 1 ■' c poor !■ li.tni 
 loiitiniially llavini' in thi Mine. The :'/th they fpieJ 
 twoS.rl, aiid dialed thm. I. .t to no purpofe, the Ship< 
 I'utit for tliai .S.a ;wherc iney fall nn Itly ap.iinit the Wind 
 from I'.i'i ■nil to I in' (' K'ln!', tcc) Iwift fur the lh''jiidtri 
 ihev intiiidcd now to ti.ive (aiii d ihi III in I 'V,i(,/i in 
 1 dei'rees Ni iili I a'. I'lt ten;', frullratc.i 111 that attempt.^ 
 •he lic'tir to avoid ihe d.iiip..r of llie Y"'/'" Mo of 
 War, ilu y dreCtid thiir Courfe, M.i; ac. for the llland 
 / .1.'.' w, ,iih1 fo to the I'l'/. ;. «, 1, 
 
 Sefi. I',, they had liphr of the l.r.Ji ,nn, and the i«th 
 came to f./iiii,- 7 , wlmli is ctie of them, an llland . 
 If' Miles in extmr, and yielding HHi Coco's, Hotianos,o'in-o( mt 
 SiiparCatiis, which the / •'. < i Irouplit in a greatnum-ij^'w* 
 liorof Canoes up to iliiir Slips, Soiietimcj they lliou'd 
 fee i( 1 of till fe Canoes with 4 or s Men a-piece, which 
 wou'd lume all liol'owing together, ///..■, Ilic'<, that is. 
 Iron, Iron; and wuli very eagernifs, run their Canoes 
 upon the Shipi, and overturn tlieiii 'iocKls .and all. 
 
 'Ihey were a very lly, fubtle fort of People, extremely j^,^. jj,_ 
 hciiicit with good looking to ; bi't otlierwfe, they wou'd i,,'\ uiii 
 fell a Man a Basket of C'fico-ll.clls, with a little Kice ,-ll^<»A'''.■>■l^ 
 tor a Basket of Rice, ant whip a Sword out of a'",",'^,""' 
 
 HVJti I..- 
 *fi-nihe /' 
 
 Scabbard , and fo pfip into the water, and away to the ^ii.,-i iii,n'p 
 bottom, whither a Man mult go after tlicin if he meant toij; '']'''■" 
 have fatisfadion : And tlie Women were as gnoil at thcfc ' 
 RoKUcries as the Men, they wou'd Iteal as impudently, 
 and dive as well to hide it. 
 
 1 he 17th they fct fail for the Phlllppinet : On the loth 
 they met with Ice, yet were then in three degrees I .'onh 
 I at. 
 
 The 1 6\h of 0!)iler they came to ( ) /? rr,'<i Pay, a very (,) g,)i,uj. 
 fertile I and ; at which place, by counterfeiting thctr- 
 I'elves Spini.ii.^1, they got gcKi.l ftore of all necclTary Pro- 
 vilions for their Ships. The ^/vi'i/'.:/.//, who arc Lords 
 here, make the In.liitii pay 10 tingle Rials a Head for 
 cveiv one above le Years old : Thefe poor Creatures arc 
 moltly naked, and mark their Skins with Figures, fo 
 deeply imprels'd as will never wear out. Being difcovcr'd 
 here, and alio having obtain'd their dclipn, they fet fail 
 for the Strcipht of Mf.ni/l.i ■ 1 i all the Traiii appro.ach-diSirtiglii 
 inp, to which they obferv'd, was waftc, barren aiid»f***"** 
 rocky. Here a fudden puft of Wind, from the .South- 
 Faff, carried away their Mads and Sails, and treated 
 them with more fury than any they had before met with. 
 The a<d, fome of them went alhorc, and e.it Palmitos, 
 and drank good (tore of Water ; after which followed the 
 Hlooiiy-Flux. The 14th they cntrcd the Strcightit fcif, 
 and fail'd by the llland in the midll ; and in the Evening 
 pafs'd the llland C'rt/iH/ 1 .' , 7 Miles within the .Streiglit,f>)f.iH 
 near which they found Whirlpools, as far as they cou'd 1*""1- 
 iifcover, bottomlefs 
 
 They put on now for hliiii'.'.i, which is 80 Miles from 
 ("fipiil, wanting both wind to carry, and good Maps, 
 and a Pilot to dirciit them. 
 
 i\ ; . 7. ilicy took .-\ Junk of Chln^, Laden with Pro- 
 vilion for Mii»li7). The Mailer of this Vellel gave thein 
 this Tnrellipencc, That there were then at Mnnillit rvvo 
 pientSlrp, 'hat e.ime every Year from Nriv-S",vi« thi- 
 ther ; and a O.if./j Ship alio that was bought at A;.;.'i-eei», 
 That the 1 ewii was Walled about ; and there were two ,^ c^hi'^Vt 
 Forts to iccurc the Ships that ride there. That ihcre was VL-yip, 
 .1 valV Trade fioiii C'Ji'w* thither, no lcf> th.an jco Ships 
 coiiiiiig every Year from Cl-ina.co with Silk, and other 
 laiiable thirgs, between lir^jlcr and Oacmber. And par- 
 ticularly, that twj Ships were iliortly expetffcfl from Jn- 
 I'r-ii. I.ndeti with lion, and other Metals, and Vnfli.als. 
 
 "The isih they took two B..iks, laden with 'rkns and 
 Hups, which wcr; the V/i/in./'.' Tribute, bur became Meat 
 for the /)../[/, n li happeti'd, who fen: thetn a few 
 
 Linen 
 
'r '' 
 
 1.^ ! 
 
 Is ' '. 'i 
 t. ■ ' 
 
 :,^'i |! 
 
 
 , i 
 
 
 32 
 
 Japan 5'/>//>j. Borneo, &-c. 
 
 Lib. I 
 
 /»jpi*r.j'r. Linen BoUs in the room of it. They pali'd the Iflands 
 •>''"*"••'"•' iJ««;^;;jg/f, and Mitidcri, right againft which is the lilt 
 ^'^"''' l.ou-bm, at two Miles dittancc ; and bci\v«cn ihcm lioth 
 is another Icfs Hland, by which ihore is a fjfc ['adage for 
 Ships. 
 t^/iilfljndi "the IQand l.uffn, is bippcr than I'.nglitinl and ^ciuhii.l, 
 and lias a CUifter of fiiijllfv lllandi about it : It i' more 
 beholding to Trade, tliatitothc Happinef> or" its uwn^oil 
 for the Riches it enjoys. I unp at Anchor in i ', Dfgr. 
 North I at. inexpcci-irionnf thcl'ef.i;'.i" Ships, Dccfmle 
 the ift, they tfX'k one of them : She was of ^cTiin Bur- 
 then, and had fpent i<i D.ivs in the Vojapc. 1 he lonn 
 of her waj fomcthinptlrange, her fore-p.irt Ix-'ing like 
 
 Shipi. 
 
 f jhiwiih 
 
 The r ■ij«'i 
 
 r«.r« Pin. 
 33U t^kcn. 
 
 Chimney, and her iMirnituvc \ery .iprecalile to In. r Shape, 
 the Sails being ni.ide of KiCiN, the .Anchors ut Wood 
 and the Cables of Straw : The '}.i)f-iielc aNiard her wimv 
 all Kikl, except one Tuft of Hair left beliind ; .iiid this 
 is the Mode ot the Country. 
 
 The9thtlKy to^ik two Barks, one laden with Ctxo- 
 Wine, and A.iu.i Vit.t, and the other with Hens, and 
 Rice. 
 
 ■J'lic i^th they met with die ^jamp} Ships returning 
 tii'v'""'''- ''"nie frcin M.tniH.i, upon which imviii.g commcnc'd a 
 \cry fiiiart F'iph; : The Uutc ■ be;ri: m cr-powr'd w'ith 
 multitudes, were rcduc'd to very ill (. iicumrtances, their 
 ■Xrimiral leing boarJid once by the Sp-n^.tJi, and al- 
 moin got snurely mci iluir polTclfK'n. She was juft up. 
 o;i i;:cp<i;iit of vic'diiip h.r f< If to the Siwiip} .Adiiiir.!!. 
 fwho h.id prei.s'd Iicr \cry hard .ilirnil a!l the Day) when 
 Htrown .Admiral feeing ill w.is ,olt. uitho.it a very re- 
 folute Puih, ilireauiedio blow i.p Ship, Men and all, 
 if thev did not beat ths '<i::i!!.:r.is off again, and light 
 at a bc'ttr r.irc. The /J:" '■ upon this, hurricil on with 
 Kaj;e, Fear, and Dtfp.iir, r{ preferwng thenifelvcs any 
 p'Ikt w.iy. fought to fo good piirpofe, th.it in a little 
 t :ne they clear 'd their o^vn Ship. I'oarded the Sp.uiijh 
 /.riiv.iral, and at lait lunk her. 
 
 1 h;s .Action ooU 'hen; no innrc than fi^e I ives .'oft out- 
 right, andlwiny (ix n.ore endanger'd by Wound.-, j the 
 svlioL Crinpan , left being now but Thirty live. But 
 cf the ^pn'i.xr.h ;]'.ef: were fevcral Hundreds that pc- 
 rilh'd, partly in the Fight, and panly drown'd and knock'd 
 in the Head, aficr the Fight was over. 
 
 The greatci; Ic.'s th<: hutch had, was that of their Pin- 
 nace, which enccunrred the Sf.viljh Vice-Admiral, and 
 was taker, by her ; which was no ftrange thing, confi- 
 dcring ilic h.id but Twenty five Men, to maintain a 
 Figh: againft Five hundrcil Spunivai and Indi.tui. 
 
 From hiuietliey fct S.i]l fnr Bo ne , the chief Town of 
 the Ille of that Nam.' ; which is i8o Miles fi-oin XUniS^, 
 and lies in ; IVg-. North I. at. as MviHl,: does in about 
 14 Uegr. 4c Mill. -And in their way to it, p^Cs'd by Bo- 
 Li:,w {:■), an Illaiid iSc Miles long. 
 
 The i^th they ctiue to U neo (n> , putting into a great 
 Pav, ihroc Miies in compafv, where there was good .An- 
 eiiorine, as alio eood Fiihing in a NrighUiur River, and 
 the FiJ.er-iren very ready to barter their Filh for Linen 
 Cloth 
 
 1 he Admiral, by a MelTenger, crav'd leave of the 
 King to Trade tlui'c : But he fufpccling them to be 
 Sp •ni.trJi, wou'd enter into no Terms w ith them, till his 
 Officer^ had fearth'd, a: i! fotind to the contrary. .So they 
 Trs lid h.Tc f 'r Pepper, with the I'ltianefs, a fort of Peo- 
 pk- of a t'i iii.-/i- Dripinal : The lirnienns, and they, were 
 fond of the Chin.: l.ircn ; but that which came out of 
 lloH/rnd, w.isa meer Drug. In the mean time the Borwc 
 f.nj laid a Plot to f.irj rize their Ship ; and to effctil it, 
 *.< D -.(lit. ?-''.«i7 I. * ihey came up to them with a hundrcdPraws; 
 and pritending to bring Prefents from the King, wou'd 
 have 1 o.arded them : But the Ihitch fmelling whatthofe 
 Prefert were, dclir'd them to keep olf from their Vclfel, 
 or thr> lhoa"d be obliged to make them do fo with their 
 great Shot ; which Kefolution of theirs the Burneam fee- 
 ing , without any more adoc . defiftcd from the .At- 
 tempt. 
 
 Thii /!.' 7:1' is the grcateft lllaml in the E'Jl-hidlei, the 
 Capital City Ix-aring the fame Name, contains Three 
 tfoufand Houus, uJt iUnds in a dirty plalhy Soil, fo 
 that they may go in their Praws from one Houfc to ano- 
 ther. 
 
 The Inhabitants all go arm'd, from the Noble-man to 
 the Fi(hcr-man ; and the very Women have fo much of 
 the Soldier in their Comixilition, that if affronted, they'll 
 prcfently revenge thcmlclves with Sword or Javelin, up- 
 on him that gives it : This 1 Ou\l-m.in had like to have 
 piov'd to his Coft, for having fome way difgultcd one of 
 thefc ]i,'uicr.i, Virago's ; (he kt upon him with a Javelin, 
 and had difjatch'd him •-J rights, if (he had iKK been 
 prevented by niaiii foiv They are A//i/.'(OT«4H/ in the 
 Matters of Religion, . i lb very fuperHiiious therein, 
 
 (v)5«.'i.4<l. 
 (» B'.rnr. 
 
 Tltf C-l 
 
 Tht People 
 
 that they II fooncr die than tafte any thing that comes 
 Irom a Swine, neither will they keep any of thofc Crea- 
 tures about them. The better fort of them ha^e a Co- 
 vering ot 1 incn from the Wailc downwards, and a Cot- 
 ton Turbant on their Heads ; but the common People 
 go all naked. I hey chew a prc.it deal of Hectic, and 
 Wia.rt, in this Illand, whicli is alfo a mighty Falhion in 
 many other Parts thereabouts. The nutcr feeing little 
 hoi>i. of profitab'c Trade here, fet fail for B.v,tntr,. 
 
 .? 7" .1. > the 4ih, in the Night, (owt Uonirms came to 
 the .Shi[ . wiib a dcllgn to h.a\e uit tluir Cables, andfo 
 to have broi pht the Ship a-ground ; but being difcovcr'd 
 and I'lltcd with Shot, they marchd off, k'a\i„^ their 
 I'lau behind them, whichthc Oufiitook iniUad of their 
 own Boat loll at .\luii.",i. 
 
 The fuxt Day thev met wu , ,1 Junk from J^p.tn 
 bound tot >.Ui,ill.i ; which infonnd them of a great 
 Ihir.. Ship *, forced by Tempclts into J^pm ; all the*M'-^<J'' 
 Company ot which aiy Famine .iiid Sickncfs) were dead '"'^'i''."' 
 to tounec-i. : That they came tiril to Bmj-n in ,4 Degr.cTa;,;; 
 40 Mm. North Lat. and after by the King's Order, re- '" '•"' ^"• 
 moved to .//.«?.-, in j6 ; Dcgr. 1 hat they were there ""' '"'■■' 
 in a fafe Harbour, and had libcny to Trade, .md build v!'!,','*,'''^ 
 a new Ship, which done, they might difpofc of thcin-j"^'" 
 lehesasthcy picasd. Bjcofbr 
 
 Bv this Account they doubted not, but this Ship wasln"'-"'^ ' 
 Tcr/ .;;;-,/'s Admiral ; lo difmiiring tiic y.tpone/e Veflel, 
 they went on, a.id palVd the Line a third time, failing in 
 no little fear nor danger, for want of a Pilot, and too J 
 Chans. 
 
 The 1 6th they took a Junk of ?«,, and in her a skilful 
 Pilot, who came in gocxl time to lave them from Shln- 
 vrcck, which oihcrwife, in all likolihoi d, had beenthe;r 
 l-.irc in thof" Se.is : For now tlie> liad but one Author 
 lelr, and the Cable of that almoll worn out ; and be- 
 tides, h.id lu many Shoals a:'d lllandsalio.it :hem on every 
 lide, t!i.u 'twas a veryealie maner tor a Ship, a Stran- 
 ger there, to ha\e milcarrie.l. Some of thefc lllands*""' 
 were Hint.i, and Cc; r.,M, which yield Diamonds that '''""■"'■ 
 are fold at Mdu\:i. . " ^ Dn,!-,onJ,. 
 
 The iSth they came to Jon.m, upon the Iflc of 7<ivu 
 where they had News of ihitch Ships at Batuam. The 
 City conhfts of about a Thoufand Timbcr-Houfes ; they.rfw 
 King commands a confiderable part of that end of the 
 Ifland, and had lately conquer'd BM.w,buav, a little Ifland '■^■"^-' 
 that lies jull by to the South Eaft of Jortan. They arc 
 faid to be Mjlxmetjm, all the Country hereabouts tho" 
 the Firtdj in ufe ftill, feem to argue fonic kind of mix- 
 turc of the old Iniii.in Supcrftitiori with that of M.ilvmet 
 or at Icaft a I'olcration of it in the whole, amongft thc 
 common People. 1 heir chief Prielt is an Old Man of 
 110, who has a good round Family of Wives; and whe- 
 ther it be upon a Religious, or any other Conlidcration 
 if the World does not bcly him) the mortiticd Old Mari 
 lues on nothing but the Milk which he fucks from his 
 Wives Brcafts : From whence 'tis plain, that fome Care 
 IS taken by thele pious Women, to keep a Supply ot 
 Milk in their Brealts ; and (ince there arc lb many of 
 them, and the Circumltanc ■>( the Old Pricft's Age are 
 fuch as they are, 'tis probai..^ fome of his devout Bre- 
 thren, and his Wives, do joyn together, to keep him from 
 ftaning. 
 
 Sailing hence, they fawagreat Pon,i^^„r~e Ship of 6co 
 Tun, fet faft in the Shoals ; (he was going to .imbo.nj, 
 upon a dcfign of cngrolfing all that Trade to herlclf, and 
 fo was very juftly Itopp'd by the way. 
 
 P-irK4y the 5th, they pafs'd the Streight Isctween B<t. g,,,^„ 
 hmha, and BM>, and leaving Jav.t North Fall from ma c^,' 
 them, on the nth they found thcmlclves in 13 Dcgr '""K'" 
 South lat. and then diredted their Courfc to the Cape of 
 Good If'pe. 
 
 On ' e 1 8th, they had the Sun Vertical at Noon, be- 
 ing then .-II Degr. lo Min. and here a Calm be'can 
 thatlafted ii Da\s. ' 
 
 Uir.h the nth, they came into 24 Dcgr. 45 Min. and 
 the 14th into 18 Degr. i o Min. 
 
 W/>.iVthc ift they made 30 Degr. ^o Min. And ihc 
 1 9th, (having been conlldcrably retarded tewccn crofs 
 Winds and Cahns) they were forc'd to ttint themfdvcs in 
 their Meafiires of Water. 
 
 But the 14th at Night, thev faw a Light like Fire .v 
 bout four Mdcs to the NortJi Well, Land now Ikmh^. 
 near; whereas they reckon'd themlelves loo Miles froiii 
 the Cape, and not being aware of their approach to any 
 other. ' 
 
 The 15th thry were in 34 Dcgr. n Min. And now 
 the Cp..i,s gave ihem hUrty to mend their Sails. 'A: 
 Night they law another Fire, and the next MornirK 
 j Land, bearing North Eaftctly. 
 
 The 
 
 I (^hap. 
 
 in Ir: 
 M 
 n.',' 
 like 
 ihi \ 
 diivc 
 the :< 
 ami t 
 biiili 
 wiiii 
 l.rh 
 II 
 
 / .;./ 
 
 t!,"-. 
 b.)rh' 
 U f. 
 iiopii 
 
 ;.. \ 
 
 :bl 
 
 r r 
 
 ..^ Ihtl Vojf .j^: 
 
 lails 1 1 
 
 Men. 
 Men. 
 
 l-:.:ri:: 
 
 7-,;ri, 
 
 iiliops 
 ( 
 
 ir.'r, . 
 This 
 ll.ift toi 
 (lying, V 
 iuhle ei 
 Ca|>taii 
 I'' '.'";;» 
 ijiiukh 
 toil 
 
 1-hu 111 
 
 nukh lo 
 
 •■ Dcgr. N( 
 
 Ci»,i.ikc< 
 
 of (..</«.■ 
 
 K : . I 
 
 '1 he i 
 
 til do thi 
 
 whom C 
 
 Admiral 
 
 1 hrone, 
 
 , •-k :i! Ipv; 
 
 hini appi 
 
 11! Violet 
 
 I oloiir'ii 
 
 beads all! 
 
 on. The 
 
 up with 
 
 .ill this 111 
 
 'eiioiir to 
 
 'IheW 
 
 NoMe hi 
 
 little Sine 
 
 gethe,' \\ ii 
 
 tertaiPiiie 
 
 'I lie II 
 
 Dinner, t 
 
 try-ProMi 
 
 manner ol 
 
 who p!a!| 
 
 taui tube 
 
 I'roMlion 
 
 them, oiil 
 
 Wixd-, a 
 
 iifih eann 
 loii.e ha.( 
 tluin. am 
 P'od Skill 
 
Lib I 
 
 that comes 
 thofc Crca- 
 I have a Co- 
 , nnda Cot- 
 illion People 
 Ik'crle, and 
 y Falhion in 
 feeing little 
 )it.'mi, 
 
 Mil came to 
 iMcs, andfo 
 np difcovcr'J 
 leaMiijt their 
 lead of their 
 
 from Jafm, 
 I of a arcat 
 pmi all the •"'/<;•' 
 fs) were dead J,','^„'\'',', 
 1 in J4 Ucgf. dn: r.ioi 
 i's Order, re- '";''," .^" 
 y were there ,,„ ,,,,r. 
 le, and build yci^, i.i 
 ofe of thcin-7''/''' 
 
 . ir.orcb : 
 
 :his Ship wasitic 
 ponefe VelTel, 
 nie, failing in 
 lot, and good 
 
 n her a skilful 
 in from Ship- 
 liad beL'nthe:r 
 lit one Author 
 out ; and bc- 
 
 hcin on every 
 Ship, a Stran- 
 
 thcfc lllands*""" 
 Jiamonds that n™"j,, 
 
 ic Ifle of "Java, 
 Baraam. The 
 •r-Houfes ; the 7'"«i 
 lat end of the 
 w, a little IflandW'"*^' 
 an. They arc 
 ercabouK, tho" 
 ^ kind of mix- 
 of kltlmiict, 
 aiiiongft the 
 Old Man of 
 and whe- 
 Conridcratioii, 
 tied Old M.m 
 k'i fioin his 
 lat fome Care 
 p a Supply of 
 ire fo many of 
 'ricil's Ape arc 
 devout Bre- 
 kcep him from 
 
 Ship of 6c n 
 
 to .7w.io.Vu, 
 
 to her lelf, and 
 
 between Bit- tjumi<i, 
 rth EalV from «iJ c^y 
 
 in nDcgr."*"'*!'"- 
 to the Cape of 
 
 . at Noon, be- 
 calm began, 
 
 , 45 Min. and 
 
 Vlin. And the 
 between crnfs 
 : themlelvci in 
 
 (ht like Fire a- 
 
 nd now Ikiii^; 
 =0 Mill's from 
 pproach to any 
 
 Hm. And now 
 heir Sails. ' A: 
 I next Morn;t.g 
 
 c:hap. VI. 
 
 - -•— • — 
 
 Mi/eries endured by the Dutch. 
 
 n 
 
 '1 lie liih '.luy came into u H'V- -Y' ^ "• •"'' 
 in li^c or le\ en Mile of the I and. 
 
 M - liie id, tlu-v r.-u!e (■; IVer. i -, .M.i - 
 
 I with- 
 lul the 
 
 ru'st Moii.inclV.w lut\<eciulie hall ,itu! N.Mtli.loiiKiliiii}; 
 like the end' f f an Kl.iml, aloii" lix Mile "tl. by which 
 ihn Uiuicd I'i.nn'.eACs m.u- ilie t'aiv. Ai a h.av thev 
 direcK-d l!.eir Ctnirfe to .Sr. /;.-/■«;, where t wy a,n-, d 
 the 'Cih an." .elailitd tliemlehes wiih e(»id W .iter, 1-ilh, 
 a.uHiH.u- !l.-l>:, i-m lu. Ct/.V^ ■, nor fowl, ;wliu!i are 
 U.iliIuMliolvi.iken nor n^OraiiKC c.iv. a they meet 
 vr.h heie. ■|lu-\ IrhtliiOlliiuiihL- jcrli, and .t.."'" tli« 
 I ,; h p.il> d '.lu lii"'il^ .iihiiii.e. 
 
 Ml. i6ih ilKV nierwtlilix .'K/fc- Sh.p- bound tm- ilie 
 / ■«.■-(„.•■. ■.', ..■'iiiller,, :.■.!• Admiral. 'Ihcle had torvht 
 ,i,;,.'t(ci'i v..'.;,//. Mips. r..MrilK- Salt lil.tiuls, and h.i. t 
 lorh tlirir I'lutnce. and Viee-Aauuia! ; the hirmer .n 
 1-v the •.•■.,■(■■ .';, .ind the '..if.cr !;iine tioin them, b. t iiity 
 liop'ii U« iir>-. 1. , , 1 
 
 „ , the Mh thcv c.im-J im» i7 l^Tr. Nonh 1 .u. aiui 
 
 imr with llore of the Weed S ii.r-'lJ.i (li.Tinp in iW 
 Waier. 
 
 'I'l:e 13th, they were in ii Di'j'r. it. Min. and ilicn 
 li.td lifreeii Pav.'-ealm, .ir.d a \e'.'y \X'tvd\ .Sea. 
 
 ■| lie ilil, they were i(ri\iri to a \ .ry ihnrt .MlnWMnre 
 of Bie.id, .uid ih.ir W'onii-e.'.itii ten, ilieir Siock beiii!; 
 aliiiolt rcem. 
 
 ./■:;;;;■ the ill, thev made 4<' De.nr. Konh I :u. .ind 
 Kit tile lllaiid i',i-:<, .md iniues.ibmi: l(.r:v nu ,\lile>: ui 
 Wellward. 
 
 The iSi!i, three SliipMit' r.ii.l'J..,i met tlieir, ii;d ex- 
 cliinrd Bi\.id .md Helli, f'r R'ce and IV-pper widi them, 
 aud witli.il il.ew'd Tin-Ill, tlint thev were no' I' 11 tr l'r\- 
 i.n.d as their .Matter li.ld tcul ihc.i , v. ho had pviiinisd '.o 
 make the / r ; ./ next l>a\. 
 
 'Ihe lorii ihej h.ul llidi- of tlu- S" 'i ■;;. 
 
 '] he i^th, 'liey Amli.ii d at .Irj! ■■.I.u/:. 
 
 T liiis havi. we llent'.i' Uti.'.l; rnder the C'l'du.;!: .'i 
 the l-'i'i 'f!-^ riKfl-tnl'v !, !;.yui.-i;; their bv.Mr.p'L. 
 
 
 Ill '.j;fO 
 
 Sebcild de \\'ert'.f l^oyage into t/w Somh "ir.?, :}cc. 
 
 iie l.ill \''A,u:e ol I 
 
 /.i..-;,'s bleet, V. hieh I'.il-'d the Stieiiihis a liuV- beture |loi-e. At the bej'tnni 
 be V'lnpei 10 add tiiiiielliini', moie p.uui.u- 
 
 01 
 tl.ey 
 
 by 
 
 at ' 
 
 
 n Mi.iy be v'iii|'yi 10 ai(. 
 uiiwe:i'.iiii; that V o\ai;e. 
 
 •7;,« the ZT-U, * the h\e folli.uini; Sh 
 • ,,')H^i-,.i ».. Ihe H'pc Adimi-.d, ot 1V 
 Men. 1 he ' ; , .'n \ iee-.\dmiiMl, 1 1 it 
 Men. '1 i'.e J ■• ■' , "( 16c I'un, and IC9 Men 
 
 /;.■.-/'>>, of ICC 'len, and b« Men. The' -. 
 
 7-, Tun, and 5^ Men, all fiirnill.M with 
 .ilions. 'ihe Aelmi:-.i! w.is .Sir ,1.;./' 
 Co'.iVj V'te-.Viimir.il, ISnuuirJvi, R'.-; 
 ;;;■.? were Cajnain^ of t'liei'ther three. 
 
 ■Jhi'i biea ot (.race, alier many Diniciihics made 
 ll.itt to reach the lllesof Cape I'.ru ; wh.icthe .•\dmir.d 
 dyine.Viw'.'- .i- <''■'"" UKceeiled, in his room ; a pioportio- 
 ii.ible chaiiKe being alio made .uuoii;:!!; the other mte-iour 
 Captains, ' Bnr here the ui.derminin;.; " 
 
 IS kt S.iil bom 
 Inn, and 1 jc' 
 Ten. .Tnd 1 1 -. 
 1 he 
 , ol' 
 neiellary I'ro- 
 
 M.ir,,, S:'ll. if ilC 
 
 r, ami Scl:,..! ue 
 
 I'l- actives of the 
 
 til. Ill uli.U li..\ p.'iKl-.d ill ■liUc 
 01 the X\.u V,.ir 
 la'il IV' m .'ni.ii-iii:, lor the .\; ■;; .' .^■■.^ Stiv ijlu . 
 
 .1)...' the loth, in 41 Peur. Soetii la:. tlie\- found 
 iIk Sia appeal iiif m a S.Tni'iiuie Hue, b\ the \.ut ini.i:;- 
 tiiicsof l.iile Red Wciim-, iioatii.;', abi.ur 11. iln Water, 
 whith wheiu.iken up, leap'd liki- lii many l-lei^. 
 
 .//';/ ihi. 6ih, the) emred ilie .'.treight.s ; aini'at Vo - 
 gain Iilaiiil, they Uoi'd themfehcs with li !.l 14C0 of 
 ihofe bowl. 
 
 1 he r-.ih they .Aiiclioivd in tlieGtcen Ba>, in ^4Depr. 
 I at. wlieiv tlie\ had pc.c d Irelii Water, and !ar!;eMulele«. 
 They (lay il here til! .ii;;../; the 241.1, ha\ii:,i; a molt nu- 
 feiable Stormy W.nter, and the lohof ii-v of dieir Co;r.- 
 pany. 
 
 j\/.:.> the 7ih, thev went out .Southward, cxcr-.tiainfl: 
 the (ireeii Kav, to take (iudgeons ; but their biiVang was 
 diftiirii d by tile prolpeift id" lome monftrous Sav apes, that 
 ppcard to lie ten or eleven boor hii'J'. 1 hele huge bel- 
 
 '■l'.i!;s 
 
 fid Cir- 
 
 rt.in.ci ot* 
 /jMi. 'j m 
 
 So'jih 
 
 ^' ./•!■;. an 
 
 I', . •MHi-'r- and their own waiil >t I'rcnili.in'.. made them lows ha', ini; Ipied the iJrur, came upon them with hor- 
 ouiekh'thinkof a remove, winch the) lelub'd lliou'd be' rible Outcne-, and Ufi.ui ti. peli Uiem with .Stones ; but 
 tithe 111- /'''■' o:- ! leeiiiK tour or live ol their tompany drop w:th ti.e /)Hfc/' 
 
 ' bin 111" llvrelbiv Kt Sail iVi'm hence, .ind lp\ ing land Shot, they vetired to the Land, .u\\ lea. ini; up lume laipe 
 nnul'i fuoner than '.heir Reckoning W(-uld allow, in in Trees by the KiH.ts, thev rai^i a little l-uraticati'in, where 
 Ucei .South lat. lliev deieiinin'd to go to Cape I of' tiny leiur d themkSeS ; the /■»(./' not being mer-fii-dof 
 <,(i;^.i'ki-r driving a linall redhng Trade with the Peoplu atteii.piing to neat ilieMii out. Yet .ifurw.irdstliele Savages, 
 fC'iii-' Is thev palt along. lin lome niealuie, revenged the Death e.l ilieir Compani- 
 
 x'r'.'iheirih, ihev Ut .ill their lick Men .ill'.oar. ^ | oils upon thein, by killing three of the /),..■.,'., whomthey 
 
 'ilic'''^d a (■■ i".' S.-iihn- lanie alxurd them, and otl'er'd tooklceking for Food ; ilieir We.ipou', were Harts, whole 
 'odo tiicm'lbme uoo.l Ofiices with the Negro-King; to ' He.ids were mnele like Saws; lu th.it where-ever they 
 whom Capt.iMi Ih ll'.'! was laii, in the 'Name ot the . pierced, they iiuillbe cut out. 
 
 •\duiiral • 1 ie lound Mis Maielkv mounted u] on a lofiyj The (iieen Bay they lall'd Oi./,! s Bay, and another 
 ihrone near a fooi-higli, with .i Koval Ca^jnt of I amb- tho //<../i-_Bay ; in which the Admiral, and Iiv more of The 
 ski- iVivad under his l-ivt. The Robes he hid on, made | the chief Men, entred into a brateriiirv, binding them- J^" 
 hini appear like fome footman ; n being a peileck I ivery , fehes bv Oath, to certain Articles, and lea\ iiig as a Me- ',:!:. 
 o! Vtolet-Clotli, vMihagilded I, ice: He li.td a pnitv-. niorial ot it, their Namescan 'd in a fable f.itten'd on a st:i. 
 toloiir'd Ch ih about his !Ie.-.d. and a .String ct (. ais-jhiph Pillar, to be fceii of all that pal^'d that way. This 
 beads .ibout his Neck ; but iioShooes. .Siockiiis, nor Sl-,iit they tall'd, iiv h' .iiniiii) "f tic i,n:.kn l.iun ; but the Sa- 
 on". 'Ihe (AMiitiers that ibHcl ,iboiit him, were drels'd jv ages did not Ibek to def.icc that Monument ; and be- 
 up with Cock-be.ithers ; and the Room of .State, where', lides, to pull the de.id Dui^i -mcti outof their Graves, and 
 all this r.ijuhtv I'lelence iliew'd theiiireb. es. was much in- diviiiembcr them at'ter a horrible manner, 
 icno'iir lo'iome .\partmeiiis in a common Stable. I Scynmi.-. the ?d, thev l^afs'd out of the Streights, and 
 
 'Ihe Women brought m his l'ro\ ilion to him, which was j kept together till the 7th, when they were nntortunately 
 Noble like .ill the rell ; a lew roaltca l':antaiies, and a . feparated ; Capt .v ; ; .' t was tbrc'd bv a Storm to Itay ; 
 
 I'.ti'e Smoke 'drv'd Ink, IcrvM up m Wooder.-plauers, io-|and the h.u.-:' and I " ■ -"■- '■•♦'• '-'•••■' ■■-■-" 
 
 gethe,- with a liitle Pahn-liMnor, made up the whole l-n-.the dillrels, which 
 
 t rtaiPiiieni p'"^ the h)ls ol their Mailers, couC 
 
 'Ihe ;iir.'' C.ipMin was here fo h.ird pu: 10 it for a 
 Dii.iier, thai he was lam to call f >r liime<. this own Ciniii- 
 try-Prmilion<, un.ler pretence of If ewmg the Kin.i- their 
 manner of 1 )iet. Me drank to the King in Vp ■• //;.' Wme, 
 whoplrdgd Ir.m in the fame lo heartily, ih.u he was 
 ta;n to be carried to lleep upon'l. 'I hey got but l.iile 
 I'roMlion here, the Country not being abV- to lupplv 
 them, only a Boar, and two Bufleb, they Killd in the 
 Wind-, and a t^w [cwl. . "it. m j.oi, t-."^-- ■ '".'•,•",',' t ••"" ...n.^^^ ... s..s ...j;,. .< x). ■(«« 
 
 /Xv. !»,/,.•/ the kih, ihev let Sail 1 -0111 hence ; and the 
 iCihcameto ./>rc.v<. Tleie the .Scurvy .md bevcr mad'.' 
 
 lon.eha-.oekof their Men, carrying 
 a winch was one Spr' 
 
 tluin, among 
 g' od Skill m 
 
 Ljll about thiiiv 1 I 
 
 were alio left behind, in all 
 empeils, 1 iuiiger, Sieknels, Leaks, 
 bring upon them. 
 .And 111 tills Ccnditioii, at the end ot this Month, thev 
 eiured tlic Streights r.gain, where lor the fpace of two 
 Moutlis.thev had net one fair Day to dry their Sails. Here 
 they took a She-Sav. ye, with two Children halt a Year 
 old. whiih liad .ill their 'I'eeth, and were .ible to go. And 
 heie iwas th.u ihev met with Admiral .Noi'.r ; who yet 
 was • ot in t ondrion to give ilicm any Relief. 
 
 In ihori. .;tur a Wor'd of M.irdil.ip-i endured there, 
 they let Sail, 7.00M. ■ the lid *, and arrived m the .\)j.-/, 
 ■".■' the latli. In which Vovage the moll remarkable 
 DiUoverv thev made, was of three lllands that lie with- 
 
 out the Streights, homewards, in ^3 Depr. 4* Min. and 
 ibout 60 Miles from the Land, which they (in honotll 
 
 Sea-AH.iirs ; And heie ilie. rot no more of their Captain) call'd the i'li-.j/Jinf lllands. 
 
 The 
 
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34 
 
 Spilbergen'i Voyage^ &c. 
 
 Lib r 
 
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 \A. 
 
 C HAP. 
 
 VII. 
 
 The Voyage of Cieorge SpilDcrgen, Mniral of a Dutch hlect 
 
 of Six Ships, 
 
 .;—-,. 
 
 Ik- 1 < 
 
 'I't *. ihiii tins I 111' It- Mil tluiii Welcome iiirotliisSc.i, wliicli tluy TcirM won .1 
 l\-xd, .itiii .il!tr imiih lin\i' I'plii tla-m upon tlic Vf"/'»:;j *, that lie a little with--; tv 
 till tii;f;li'. ot Af./.;.i.i, oiu llic Striii:lit>. ' .ikc, 
 
 I 1 lu' ! lit of A/.rr tliiy liad light of CIp i, .ind /..( A/- ,V'„7' 
 (>/(.-;..; .iii.i ihca-ji! ,'''.1 i whiih lll.uid IS iow ami bro.iil lo the North, aiul tlwr (irr 
 
 uliM 
 
 \\ a-, on the S ih ol // : 
 
 pan to lail tiom ihe 
 
 liiul Wearhei g.imM 
 
 O.I"/'.-' the jil. 
 
 thihf) lult ti;.;ht of th< 
 
 fiioMTil .1 rrolpect of ihe IiI.hkK /i-...- aii.l I- y,'- I m-i^_ Koiky .it ilie .Southern parr-;. 
 
 From <j::Ui iIk- j. ih, to .V- ■>'■/(•■ the 17th, they h.iil The ifth the\ bcraiiaTradcwiihthe IVnple.whofecni'd 
 .1 lOTii'iuial Cilni. niu-rin:\M wi'.h lonii- .Slicjwers ; aiul | ver> fjla.i l-oth to lird tiien. l-'neniies id the 1p..tv'.:j!, 
 IH'W their Drinkiii.n Waiei I'eiiaii to fail tluiii. 1 and to well provided with Wa 'ike Stor. s to luainiain a 
 
 the 9t!i, tliey I'.ilVd the danl;erl)ll^ S.\iid> ot Quarrel a>.'aiiilt then 'Ihcv pave tliem .Sheep for 
 
 If:.'. 
 
 TV- F "'tt 
 
 
 U twttn 'fi 
 
 I- 
 
 l-».-.'-.i;.| 
 
 jrf 
 
 ^fjii-irji. 
 
 » iia'i. 
 
 i i 
 
 !\\:w!w, the 9t!i, tliey 
 
 jlilOthl. 
 
 ■J'he I (th ihey had liy.ht v\ (v- -, \\1k-ii_ the ('neat 
 Si.>. difihari'dfomc I'leies to warn the relt ot the Meet, 
 of the .Slio.iK, .111.1 d.ii'i-eruiis nla.es abMiit npon the 
 Coalh. 
 
 '1 he loth thei c.iine to the lll.iiul ^' "i.lr, ( .), where 
 iliei ai.i hor d, :ind w-iiit ail.i.ar ; takint; l-elides pood iSore 
 of Mill, foiiK y<uini; Crocodiles, of the h:);nct'-of a Man. 
 ■J he (rtli, In-irif; tlill at the l.lc ''i/.." 11 ■, for the eafe 
 of then liek, C"oiiipan\; they he.ird tlu* Hu:t i>.i>: 'one of 
 their .Shij's let ot) !e\eral (iens ; tnoiiirini; Into the oc- 
 laiionol whieh. th-> t'ound Ikt engaged in awar.ii Di- 
 Iniue with live H-irki 'if i'o'tH":,.'\e and huii.v:. whom 
 the) airuilttd too; Init the Kiieinv Uemg rcliev'.l by a 
 frciti Jjiipply that lame in, they wcr.- obliged to give 
 over. 
 .♦ I' :6i< * > i"'.« ' the irt, a C'onrpiraey of tenain difiomenced 
 l'erUll.^ was found niir ; two of the ehief ot which thi- 
 Adiiuial prelcnud with Ro-.-es for N'iu-Year\-(iif:s, and 
 laid the nit to fate in Irons, and fo far aUiiidc r, .is tupre- 
 \tnt their I'loiting for the future. 
 
 Het'ore ihev «int fiom hcncr, they made a general A- 
 greeintnt anioiigll them. That it any .Ship lolt hi^ Com- 
 pany, tliey Ihon'd fet up an lnlrn"t:OM m toiue common 
 Landing-phue, to tell how lour they ll.ou'd {\x\ for each 
 other, atid after make to /. ; .X..-. •■ i, wiiuli ll.ould be the 
 place of their general Rer..lez\ous. 
 ^ ^. hroiii the lll.ii-d'.. .0.,: ' thei lail'd toSt. r,'»;.i'«r Illc{.'), 
 
 ' ' where thev h.id fome l-.spenciue ot the i''u.fH';»i-^c .Sub- 
 tlety and ill Intentionstou inis them. 
 
 '1 lie Ifnh tiiey took a li.irk, and m it eighteen /V>.'j - 
 ^uc\e ; whom they retiisd to fxihange tor a !efs number 
 oi tut. , tho\l'^-\er.il valuable Things taken in the Prize, 
 were ofllr'd in t?)'*ljc bargain. The Hark it felf they 
 burin, as alfo feierariiuildings belonging to the /'s..';,- 
 p,uc:^i: ; and hav ing*t:cejy^^ytliarg'd tmir of their I'l--.. 
 ;JHf?i- Pr foni-rs, ihey proeceiiellu,n their Voyage from ll!e 
 •St. V.iurif, in the beginning of /.■.>.' -. 
 
 AU, .-/ the 7th, a terrible Storm rile upon themin.;; 
 Degr. South 1 at. 6 .Miii. And the iitt, the more difmal 
 Storm ot Mutiii and Rebellion, broke out in the Ships ; 
 but all w.is I aim and i]uiet again, when fouie ot the fa- 
 ctious Mutinieri were laid a I'oaking 111 the Salt Water. 
 (..) .\i.tt.tijr 'I'lie ;Sth they eiitred the Streighis (',, but were i'o-, d 
 Sircgii... jjjij again by Wind and Tide. 
 
 -Y ;7the id, they re-entred, and same to an Am hor, 
 liccauleof the SlioaK ; one of whiihthey (ounded, and 
 found but five Cubits Water : Here they faw a (iiaiit 
 climbiiig the 1 lills, to have a fiiil view of tliem, he be- 
 im; a Native ot -.he llland ..c. '■'«;;■■. 
 
 Ihevth'.hev ueiii all. oar, where they found no Men, 
 iioranv other Ar.in-a's hurdb., b t two Oitriches ; only 
 there was a goo,; tVelli River, and a Um of )\ealaM IMack- 
 berries to entertain t'nom. l.)n the South-tide they found 
 plealant Woods, full of Parrots ; I'Ut the high Mountains 
 co\er'd with Snow ; and this was m -,4 Uegr. South I at. 
 One place here the\ c.dl'd P-.-.vi-i' -..-r. the IVirk of a 
 fort of Treo that grew '.lu-re.-ibmits, rellmbliiig Pepper 
 in t.ilte. 
 
 The I f th they tralliik'd vir.h the Sa. ages, giv ing them 
 Sack an.'. Kni\ci t ir a tort of Pearl ihev li.id ; but it 
 feetris, the Sivigcb did nor like e;iher ihem or their way 
 of dcal'ng, lor they quuklv att ' lurpiiz'd a Company of 
 thcmalhoar; ofwhichthejk dtwo. 
 
 Thf Sth they pafs'd into the South Sea, nOt without 
 fomc tcrr.ble .\pprchen lions, on the aceount both of the 
 dangerous Shoils and Ifland-i.atid the \all depth all there- 
 abouts, (hac made Anchoring uripoiriblr, .\ tierce Sturm 
 
 the 19tli. A V 
 
 t!iem to taki a Dinner allioar ; but 
 
 the way tliithei-, tliev iham'd to fp\ 
 
 Coral, Hatchets, am' .uch like 'liings, ard brought every 
 tiling up to their Roat-, not I'lirf'enng them to come to 
 their Houfis, out of a lealoi s fear of their Wives. '1 he 
 excliange was 1 Sheep for a Hatchet ; anil thefe Creatures 
 were very large, with long 1 egs and Necks, hair-moith'd, 
 bunch-b,uk'd. and fo ituut as ;o ferve for carrying Bur- 
 thens : Thev had Itore of Hens liue too, and other Ions 
 of Fowl, 
 
 I he 17th they let Sail, and the next Day came near the 
 Shoar, h..'-d by the Ilk- St. A)., v, where they harbour'd 
 
 / '_"'■"■•: liere that came aboard t'hem,itu ited Sfj^iih 
 < they w-ere upon T's-o 
 , ,1 Pane of Soldiers 
 making that way, which they fiippos'd w-ere delign'd to 
 attend them at Dinner ; upon -vhich they went aboard 
 again, am! kept their S>.,/,;/;. > ,ei th-man I'nl'onc-r, (io- 
 ing alhoar the next .Morning, with three l-.nlign>, the V(,.i. 
 'i.'.io;j upon then- approach, let their Church a I'irc, .-\nd 
 inarchd ort'; upon which the Dutch fet tiie to their Hou- 
 fes, to burn in Company with the Houfe of fiod : And 
 in the little Skimiilli that pafs'd between them, two of 
 the Oi/nV> were wounded, and fouriy^w/n.-j kill'd. They 
 took tome Hens, and about 500 Sheep, with other Spoil, 
 out ot which they plentifully ftipplied their Neceliities*. 
 Undcrltanding here of three Sp.wijh Ships, furnidi'd with 
 loco Men, th.at had lail'd from hence in .Ipril to find 
 them out, they concluded to make them as little trouble 
 as they could, by going in i]uelt of thiir Purfiiers. 
 
 Accordingly ^ficr the ilt, they lit .Sail upon this Dc- 
 lign, and pals d near ./Hru-,i, a Town in wln.ti xhc Spr-^if-t.^ 
 '.i.i..!.' Iiail a Carnfonnf ^co Men, and which wascon- 
 
 7 
 
 I(le Q. /•-.'./(. •rn,i»", near,.,,,, 
 •t cami- up to ( 'oiicc prion Town, r~,-> 
 
 tiniiallv allaultcdbv iWCJ-ili'; 
 
 '1 he -jd, they approach d tin 
 the Continent ; aii.i behind 
 inhabited by /'. •Vi/it and v.-.n,.-': ./. 
 
 The i:th, t'ley entrcil the fate Road of I'.i'pn.if,^ 
 where was a v.m,.;/.'- Ship, deferred of 1 cr .'Vlcn, and Irfi 
 a tire by them. 
 
 'Hie iijih, at Noon, they came into ji Degr. 1^ Min. 
 .South I at. and the fame Uav to the t.iii and I'ccure Har- o.. . ,., 
 bour of (Jji.'rnii, . 
 
 :?«.'> the Zi'., they came to .It!..- IJ}, wliuh hes m il,.j, ,, , 
 Degr. 4cMin. South I .at. to which place tl-c Silver is' 
 brought from ('r/,7;, and from thence carried to ; .w.nn.i , 
 but tinding no S/mwiVo/; then-, they went on. 
 
 ■|he iCth, they took a I'mall Ship iiulitterentlv rich, 
 whole vahiable Commodities lieing taken out, they funk 
 her. 
 
 Shortly after they were alarm'd with the light of the 
 Meet Rovalot t'eru, conlilting of about eight ,'>."il, which 
 had loth lought, and was lo litariily 'linight for by 
 
 1 ■■'-.".'•. 
 
 I liisMea_ w,.s ..ommatided by /<i..iV ;;;■■ MiuL-^i, the Th,- n.-" 
 Vice-Ko\ ot He.."'s hvinllnan, a iioilie, lioiiming Spn-''"' 
 n:\ th,it preici.ded to reduie all /■.,■.■-/..■.. 1 with two of his 
 brave Sliip. , ami theretore came with very great ad'u- 
 r.iiice of linking, and buri.ing all thole .i.'tth Hens, as 
 he cill'd them, had tli.y been twi, ( as many more : Nay, 
 he bound hiinli.lf by a folemn Oaili, never to return till 
 the) were , ill deltroyo or taken. Hell' out of t .i'I.l,,- 
 Ro.id, Jjivthe lit, and the Ships that compos'ci his Fleet, 
 were thifett...! follow : Tin v/.a \;.„i.r, ;>diniral ; 
 with 461 Mil: .lid 14 Br.a's (Jiins : A Ship that itood 
 theKingin 1 : lo.io Dnkets. J he ^t. ./);", ViceAdmi 
 ral, with V Men, one of the fairelt Ships in all the 
 Ii.J.a Sill ,:omi i!i, King in 1 V-'o.j Dnck.-is, and had* ,' ' 
 taken an I.K'^li/h ' Ship in the South Sea, l.nit a ,;ttle be- P,'',', ' . 
 fore. The Cairic , With eight li'-^.ii Cum, and 2.-.» M. n, »'->'.:• 
 
 (0 €n-rnjt 
 
 Chap. \ 
 
 betide 
 7.1 mr J 
 
 the ; 
 
 The S 
 
 '1 he v. 
 
 what I 
 
 Tlu 
 
 each n 
 
 the Fi 
 
 inipatii 
 
 Ten a 
 
 Ailmiri 
 
 ar.lwer 
 
 Ship h; 
 
 l!ie w.i. 
 
 Dutch '• 
 
 felf by 
 
 Compa 
 
 fcr.t out 
 
 wa.s fun 
 
 ci.e oft 
 
 ■I'hc 
 
 ing to g 
 
 Vice-Ai 
 
 r; ully v 
 
 the S/vi;, 
 
 oil' into 
 
 upon till 
 
 tlieir o\v 
 
 IhIoi-c I 
 
 Ceiliitioi 
 
 fentiv pii 
 
 Me Subii 
 
 to iear ti 
 
 .iiul tied ; 
 
 f.Ctlv IL- 
 
 Howcvei 
 
 tile Diitcl 
 
 lier gnat 
 
 herilKSu, 
 
 The V 
 
 fliireof S 
 
 I'liircvl fo 
 
 was efted 
 
 that Nigh 
 
 have piev 
 
 died of h 
 
 led in the 
 
 by the Du 
 
 vure onl) 
 
 Fortv Mei 
 
 fame Dav 
 
 lalm'd bv 
 
 •J he li 
 
 mar the SI 
 
 fo they pii 
 
 to overtak 
 
 heard at ( 
 
 Spr,iit.lr.l! 1 
 
 Ball of -^t 
 hav e funk 
 and Foot 
 IVrlbn : P 
 their Ordii 
 Haven, 
 yet on the 
 tiglity Vel 
 1 he 191 
 Degr. Noi 
 They vv cut 
 I he i'cop 
 them, vcliK 
 
 ■■''«'/' 
 the Illc Li: 
 and here th 
 
 The Sth 
 Day lanJci! 
 \vhich «a> 
 imi'redion 
 Oidiiance, 
 Mills, with 
 found not!' 
 
 'IhiiCii 
 It h.id two 
 Biuidii.gs ir 
 bound i'or 
 go bv 1 am! 
 aboiu's ;■.,-;: 
 
 In tic 
 '•'•iiig-, ar 
 
 .v.l.TiijI i;i, 
 *ni alur- 
 -Jf-rJ, lank. 
 
 The V.tc 
 
 >V.liniidl 
 
 tx.K 
 
Lib. f. 3 Chap. VII. Jn Account of the Spawih 'Dominiom in Americsi, 35 
 
 Fleet 
 
 ■.ir'iivvoiul 
 
 m 
 
 
 little with-'r::tvi(;.. '" TVF;.'.t 
 
 iiki- „ .r '■ " ' 'P 
 
 
 N'onh, aiul iIkt fjtf ■. 
 
 .whofccni'd 
 
 .■ <!p..tiiiJi, 
 
 iiiamuin .1 
 
 Sheep tor 
 
 o\ight iMiy 
 
 to come to 
 
 Vives. 1 lie 
 
 •fc Creatures 
 
 air-iiioitli'J, 
 
 jiryiiiR B>ir- 
 
 ui otiier Ions 
 
 .tnie near the 
 
 ey harlioiir'ii 
 
 thcni,iiniteiii;jiii* 
 
 ■ were upon T'^-'' 'J 
 
 y ot' .SoUtiers 
 
 etU'li};rul to 
 
 Tie Sp'"-:'' 
 
 went alioarii 
 
 .\,: r.iii! l,v 
 
 nl'oncr. (io- .r.J on.-- 
 
 \^ rJ»(jnh. 
 
 ij^n*, tlie <}■'- 
 
 
 h a I'ir.-, anil 
 
 
 to their Hou- 
 
 
 )t" (iod : And 
 
 them, two of 
 
 
 1 killd. They 
 th other Spoi , 
 
 THe V.it- 
 
 
 ir Ncceliitie>i. 
 
 
 fiirnifli'd with 
 
 
 .IfrU ti) find 
 s little trouble 
 
 
 
 rfvicrs. 
 
 
 ipon this Oc- 
 
 
 ilii' \\ the Spr--^'"-'- 
 
 
 inch was ton- 
 
 
 './/.•rw. »•', near ,.i„..,„«,. 
 
 „ .yr/.'i/ Town, "■•'" 
 
 
 Cut, tf J.- 
 
 
 of I'.i'i'i'iCu 
 
 
 .Men, .ind Itfi 
 
 
 5ef;r. i s Min. 
 
 
 lit rceiirc Har- o'» ,,.. 
 
 
 Inch lies in il a-. .(,,•, 
 
 
 tl-e SiKer \y ^sm 
 
 
 L'l'. to ; .m.im.i , 9| 
 
 
 11. ^ 
 i;!ii\M'.'.v riih. 
 
 (i) Cnjrnr. 
 
 mi, rhey I'link 
 
 
 
 ■e lii;;ic ot' the 
 
 * 
 
 
 lilt Is.-il. which 
 
 
 loiiijht for by 
 
 t 
 
 
 A/:/,.i,-r', iheiv h:.«' 
 
 
 I , /■*'(* 
 
 ■K '!) 
 
 /lulling Y 11 - " " 
 
 
 ,vith two of his 
 
 
 
 ery preat alUi- 
 
 ^m 
 
 
 )..7i/' Hens, a-. 
 
 
 
 ly more : Nay, i 
 
 
 er to return till 9 
 
 
 out (,'' 1 a'I.'.Ii- -^ 
 
 
 iiposi' his Fleet, 
 
 
 .„i.i, '.linual ; 
 
 
 
 Ship that Itccid 
 
 
 
 K", Vice Aiim' 
 
 
 
 Ships in all the 
 
 
 
 ickets, and li.id ^.,,'' ' . 
 
 $ 
 
 
 l.'iit a .utli be- )■,' 
 
 
 
 ., inJi >■> i\l. n, *'■' ■ 
 
 
 
 Uliiie 
 
 
 
 I'efidcs Commanders, and their Retinues. Then the St 
 y.tma, and the Hpfltry, with 150 Men, and 4 Brafs Pieces. 
 The St. i'l-.iKi:, with 70 Musketeers, and lo Mariners. 
 The St. ./'.//nv, with 80 Musketeers, and 15 Marinerj. 
 I lie Sill Ship of the Fleet was fcnt after the relt, and 
 v.li.it l-'iirniiiire Die had is uncertain. 
 
 The lytli in the Kvcning the two Fleets coming near 
 j'.ich other, the Ihitch Ailniiral lint to the Sp.vijh, to Ici 
 the Fii'Ju be deferi'd till next Day ; but the SpMi.n.l 
 iir.patiei.t till his Vow were fululleil, pa' e the Onlet at 
 Ten a Clock the fame Nii;lit, thuriieriii(; upon the DmJi 
 Ailii-.iral with liis (ireat Ordnance, who did not tail to 
 ai.f.ver in the (aiiie fort <A I.aiifjiMRe. 'llie f.ime brave 
 Sluphaiinj; raked the Sr. /■'• .!»./• ihioiij;li and tlirouuli, 
 ' li.e w.is liiit ilinvn to the bottmii by the H:in"', another 
 Durch Sli.: ; wliieh had i|uiik!v been hunted thither her 
 felf by the '''r.vi!/'- Ailmiral, to liaie kept tic St. Fmhi/i 
 Company, li.ul not her own Aiinr.ral, and Vice-.Admiral, 
 fir.i out two Hoat^ to her a;iiUaree. One of thefe Boats 
 vaifuiikby a Shot from the //i/h/c, uullakinp her for 
 one of the tnemies. 
 
 The iii.vt Moinin}; liie Sf.vnf' Ships were endeavour- 
 inp to yitotf, but the /);/f,/' pivientiJ the Admiral, and 
 V ice-Adirital fiom domp fo. attarkin|' them fo \ipo- 
 r; iilly mI.Ii tlieir own .^llmiral, and V'ce-Admiral, th.it 
 the StinJ/r V'iie-Aduiiial's iMen quitted her, and leap'd 
 oil' into the '\iimiral. But the /Ji.n/i Hill prelllnp hard 
 upon them, thiy were forced tu return back, and defend 
 their own Siiip ; lobeUirewith very little Heart, having 
 bifoiv duel- limes, bv a white Flag, orierM to crave a 
 Ceil'aiioii of AniiN; iho' fome very IhibUun '^p.m.n.ii pre- 
 fcnt!v piiH'ii It ;i' .igain.chuliug Oeath before a diihonuura- 
 Me Siibninlion. but after all,!he Sp.inifh Admiral not able 
 to bear that hot I'lfpute any longer, Ipread out her Wings, 
 and tied away with all the lialb' that an .Adverfiry per- 
 f.Ctlv kar'd and vaiu]uilli'd, mav be fuppos'd to make : 
 However ll.e kepi her Vow ; for tho' ll.e did not bind all 
 tlie Dutii) in Chains, and beat their Ships in piecis with 
 her gnat Gens, yet llie never came home again to tell of 
 her illSuccef-. 
 
 The Vice- Admiral alfo was entirely rcduc'd into a po- 
 ilureof Subiiiillion by the Uiirc': /Euitu, who it feemshad 
 piiifed fo fiir.oully upon her, that her Sfanifh Courage 
 was etl'eilhially cooi'd by thofe violent Blafts. She funk 
 that Night m the very F.aces of the Dutch, who ^^■ou'd 
 haie pieieiiied u, if poiliblc : Her chief Commander 
 died of his Wounds, and all her Men that; were not kil- 
 led in the Fight, nor devoured by the Sea, were difpatch'd 
 by the Dm.' the next Morning, fome tew Perfons of Fi- 
 Viue onl) exeeptul. The /);(^c/' loll in this Adtion alxjut 
 Foitv Men, and about Fifty eight were wounded. The 
 fame Day they went for Caltiou tic Lim.i ; but were bc- 
 lalnfd by the way. 
 
 '1 he icth tliev palVd by the Illand, and faw i.) Ships 
 nianlieSl-.oai-,buicou d not come at them for the Shoals ; 
 fu they purfiied their Courfe for Cf.ltioi lic Litii:, thinking 
 10 overtake the Sp.tnifl} Admiral ; which they afterwards 
 heard at (ui.vmc, and /';"■', was certainly funk. The 
 SpniiLirJi here from the land (hot at them, and with a 
 Ball of ■;j6 ;. out of one of their Great Guns, had like to 
 have funk the lUmtn. They had a great Army of Horfe 
 and Foot ail.oar, the Vice-Uo> himfelf being thei. in 
 Fert'oii : But they kept out of the reach of danger from 
 their Ordiianec, and c.alt Anchor at the Mouth of the 
 Haven, waitm;', tho' in vain) to take fome of their Ships; 
 yet on the :6tli they took a fmall Bark that had Salt, ami 
 tiglity Vell'els of Ssrup aboard her. 
 
 1 he 19th they came to the Road of Gitnrme (r), in 10 
 Degr. North 1 at. a plealant place with a large Haven. 
 They went ail.oar here, and found the Town clear'd of all 
 ihe I'eople, who had yet left Ibme Provilioiis behind 
 them, which they brought to their Ships. 
 
 ■ Uij^iji the ^il, they pab'd between the Continent and 
 the Ille l.tii. I , fo call'd from a fort of Fiili found there ; 
 and here they difmiU'd fome of their S/M1////1 Prifoners. 
 
 The Sith they call .Anchor at i-'7M(/), and the next 
 Day lauiieii jc- .Men, to iiiake an Attempt upion the City, 
 which was fo well defended, that they eou'd make no 
 impreil'.on upon it. Hoviever, they batter'd it with their 
 Oulnance, and forc'd all the People up into the Moun- 
 tains, Willi their (ioods fo that wlim ihcy landed they 
 found nothing bur bare Walb. 
 
 '1 his Citi to the Sea-wards is extreaiuly well t'oniticd : 
 It had two Clut.hes, a Mi naltery, and feveral good 
 Biuidii.es ill it ; .iiid an excellent I laien, where .'dl Ships 
 bound ti;r . •- m / 1 le to put in, ap.d then I'end their Car- 
 go by 1 .and to 1 .:/,' r.n ,h .' iin.:, the Wind and Sea there- 
 about's being generally ver rnquiet. 
 
 In il'.e lile l.iuics, the took two Fowl, in Beak, 
 '.'•ir.g-, and Falciis, rckiiibluig an Lagic, and Combs on 
 
 ti.it Ki«:». 
 
 their Heads like a Cocks ; they were two Ells high, ar;d 
 three in hrcailtli, trom Wing to Wing, when Itrctch'd 
 out. They took alio an * hulinn Ship, ofa llrangeForm, p^^'^"'''. 
 which fuppliedthcm with good (lore of dchcarcdried Filh. ,„' ihJ°iJ,'„ 
 
 v„l 
 1 hey had this followinc Account of the State of Peru, 
 and the other Doitiinions belonging to the SpfniarJs, in 
 that part of Aiiieiict, from Pcmo dc MAdri^a, of Limj, 
 
 Tl'/it Peru, Cluli, .iriil Terra Firnia. vere whI.t tie Crrr- Rd«ion of 
 mr.uiloi one anHtliejame Viu-K^) ; iW.icu Oj/iif 1; "'••"«i'''^I^,°fV"''» 
 /i"- /;'.v M cipjt Tedis. 
 
 'Dl- I'icfiis of it ,1)0 4C000 Duckets per Annum ; ir/rA 
 rcto * I'e^j'i foi tic exti.i rMn.i y I'.xfci.crt ,v £Kfcf^i>,-*l'iJ..'<of u 
 »W7,M, at the Ic-Iti of Cl.rlUmas, Fpiphany, S. Spirito, *' '" " '" 
 ."'•/ Ealler ; /im( ic.oo /"c^i/'j per Annum, wmt 1,: Jen cut 
 lie Sihci Eeer. 
 
 I'l e l',ce.l{,y ,.ccj in all tic P nip and Sfite rf n K"if,, 
 nil Jiirriii^ out withcut In Guar,! of I'enfii.M' 1 : yin.l if "/■? 
 p-ci far, he H naited m by it Hundred Laiicej, and Ffiy 
 Muikets. 
 
 Xiere are ill Panama, Quito, Carlos, and Lima, cfr- 
 tain Ccmtse eflfd, for the Jn-^^itif; if all Caiijcs, Cixil and 
 Cuniitinl ; /Ippral heing wide to the Oviidorcs in Ciiil 
 M.:tteis, and ro the Alcaids in Crimiiu-t. lioth which Off. 
 ces a>c fiipportcd Ly .1 Tcaily Stipend of 3000 /V^i'j .- And 
 tieir IS a fifth Court of this !\'Jtiire too, cjl.iblifi'd in 
 Chili. 
 
 n e City of I .ima, {call'd alfo the City of Ki"gs) ts lowiir'd 
 niitli tie ^cjidtiue of the nce-l{rj, and the At ch-hijhop -. le 
 Hands in a plcaftut I'.ilLj, extended a Mile r.nd half in 
 length, and three ijuarieis in brea.;. h, and <i recl^end to c<t:- 
 tain icooco Inhabitants, lefides to, ci^n Merchants. It hat 
 four 1.1 rge Maikft-placcs, and a Ccrcilio, fill' d with looo 
 Indian Artificers. 
 
 It haiplen:-, of Buildings dedicated to I{eligicUf, f.nd ether 
 I'iuuiZ/es Here aie the Cimrches of St. ]ohn, St. Marccl- 
 lus, St. Scbaftian, /-.nd St. Ann : Tif Mcnafierics ct St. 
 Francis, St. Dominick, St. .Augulline, and cf jur Lady 
 De los Mencdes ; each of which laze two C.luiJ}e>s if 
 i' iars Of their own Order ; and no lefs than 150 f{elipiius 
 within the iioundi of every cunfiderahle Mcnafieiy. Here r.re 
 two Colleges cf Jefuites ; the /iv- Sunncries of the Incarna- 
 tion, Conception, Trinity, 5f. ]ofeph,rtrWSf. Clare : T/> 
 Ihjjitals if St. .Andrew for thr l^aiiy, of St Peter tor the 
 Clergy, of St. Ann/nr the Indians, of Charity for l1''omen 
 only, of S. Spirito for Sailors, of St. Lazaro/br Incwables. 
 Tl.vic are liifemi/e in the City two Colleges, the King'i Col- 
 lege, ard that of St. Tor'wc: In the foi nier Twenty four are 
 maintain d by the Kjng, and in tlx latter « viaiiy ly the Arch- 
 bijhop. Tijere are reckfn'd l&o Doiiors of all Faculties here, 
 400 Majhrs of Art, and 1 000 infericiir Students. 
 
 Here , i alfo the Kjng's Contrattation-Hnfe, with hit Ten- 
 fun, -I! 1 .1 Court of Inijuifiticn ; befi.les the grand Office of 
 thcL. iida, or Court of the l'c[c's Bulls, with Officers and 
 Penfism proper ticnal to the foi met. The'' e ,ire reckon d in thn 
 City, arid the Suburbs of it, above loooo Sh.ies : And it n 
 defendtdby a (iarrifon of eight Companies cfpoot, and <:s many 
 of Horle. JtJIands two Le.igues frcm the Sea, and the It '.ills 
 of it ivewajlidiy a Hjver, that f^metimes Jwells jo bi great 
 Hfiins, at to carry away the Stcnc-bridge, which hat Sine 
 Arches, 
 
 The Indians tl:ae lize here, arc free as well as the Spani- 
 ards ; only they pay every fiji Months, two Pete's, a Her, n 
 F.nigj of eight Rjals, and a piece of Cottcti, or H'ooHen 
 Cloth. 
 
 Tne ne.xt Port to Lima, is Callau, in which a'C aiout 
 800 Inhabitants. 
 
 Potofi H famous fcr its Silver Mines ; .md there's a Food 
 V ade thither fnm .\nCi, cf Bc.ijh, If'i.e.it, Me.1l, A.'/i'-^, 
 //.V(C.-e.j, an Herb for chewing ■ And f,,r C.v iiges th y m.tke 
 llie if a jort of Sleep that ate fo'ind jhncthii.g like C.imels. 
 I'heic I! a Dcfccnt if 4C0 Steps d.wn int.t ilte Mine ; in 
 which as d.itk, and deep a> it ;.', there are above loooo Indi- 
 ans I 'i.tinuall) at work i ""d I "> more einpliy'd in gt itidihg 
 .tiid cartying,and other things, rel.-.ting tc the Silver Trade.Tim 
 place IS Jit cold, that ncthii.g wilhimw fr four Leagues ccm' 
 C.i/r rL'Und about, but one certain Herb, whicu they oil Ycho, 
 lisrepcrted tco, th.it in Vowft, (belid.-s . ' 
 
 th.1t in Potofi, (t'cjid.-s the ctl.vr Inh.ibitants) 
 there are 1500 G.vneficrs, that live pwely by their Hits, 
 and are behcldiiin to a I'.t. k. if Cards for their Mainte- 
 nance, 
 
 Not far from thence 1: Chuquit'aca, adom'dwith I^ligiooi 
 Ihufcs, likt Lima ; and hai .1 Bijhopri.k, vecrth jooou Ouc- 
 kets per Anmuii. 
 
 At Secctity Miles dijiance, lies the Sihrr Mite call'd Eru- 
 co ; and about One iimdicl .;»;./ ciy/ifr Spanilh Le.-gus, is 
 
 •/.■;i/.' .ie manyV l.tgei 
 
 \- 
 
 J • — ---- .- . .. — •^.^— • . . 
 
 ■tie fair Hawn cf Arica, in thew.ty to wh 
 iveli inhabited' 
 
 F 1 
 
 Tneitt 
 
i ! 
 
 36 
 
 blew Ijlandsfecn, Indians of CapuJ. 
 
 Lib. [. 
 
 Tiere's nnothfr Stiver Mine, ni cold rt Potoli, that lies ' 
 neni Pimi, caH'il Chocola Clioca, about nlicb lixt 5000 
 Sj'aniirils, 
 
 The 19th, they Anchor'd before the IllanH l.ucm (I)iil<..m 
 ihc principal of the MahHIci, .ind in wlii< h i< the City "''"''• 
 AJ.(wi7'.i it lllf. Here wa% a (iiriciiis I aliruk .inihiially 
 
 Chap. V 
 
 Ciifco /mj ti h'flvp, Mciki. lid txtoCoSeges, m'lhfimt crcdcil upon the tops of Trees, tl1.1t look'il like ,1 Pahcc 
 
 :i|; 
 
 ,!..■ 
 
 |:if'l 
 
 A Cjtrc, t 
 
 
 (1) Ptil.Jt.j. 
 (Wf. 
 
 Ktw Ifljr.j!. 
 
 A Hangao- 
 R«(k. 
 
 ico Stiide^it!, .tii.l 6i 1 J SiMinili hih.il'it.tiin, 
 
 Arej;i\ippa /mj <:/m(( jccu UilriiitiWti, and ii hmew .' 
 viil' ■ c H^-tiJcme rf ii Hill'f inid it drupihri; 
 
 ■JV> chief Cii) cf Chill is St. Jago, eii'iih'il nith a CcU 
 Wiw. 
 
 Baliii^ia u cc!:l/iic.l /i« the J/im; i-.n.t Coi.]iiiniU) /■• 
 til flriiiyt't Kr.tjs. 
 
 AuiKca <i «') ify i/i/iToww, I'ui 'iti iltfen.ieA vciiii .1 
 (•"'■f, ;'// IV, ;'i7j /I Ci'iiprtiy of S'paiiiariis i:iw.vs l.e />. 
 
 (JAi I ijull. 
 
 Anil tliis is ihc .Sum of llic Inn liijicnce tlic Dtuch re- 
 cci\'d from the .itorel.iiil Sfitm'lo rnlbntri I'lU 'tii lime 
 now 10 follow ilii'in to Sia .ij'.iin. 
 
 Hadiip rvfrcliril here till ^ir^ift li. iliey let fail; but 
 wantui); a j;oih1 c.-ilc ( t W'iiui, ami lia\inj; a itii.tii; Cur- 
 ' rent ae.iinlk iliem, they loi'il make no picat riiiii.ini.e. 
 
 'Ihcijil, ihey AiuhorM before Hin m iiiwb.i ? , I'.'.t 
 mt ln;ing .ilile to enter ihcte for tlicTiile, thty ilire^tcU 
 their Courfe b.iik to ihe IlLinil C ,'«-j, in s iief.'ia-- Smuh 
 I.at. l>\ t bi.;n);cniii ni;ally peiU'cntcil with bail \Vc.u!;cr, 
 which lianl'y c er imeriiVi'teil, 10 Sif. h. thty loUtl-..u 
 lllaml, aiulwiili it the refivll.ment ihev ey|ei;fed ilure. 
 
 S.'p:. 10. thu h.iii (ij'.ht ot I .niJ in iVa-S';.;/!., arid 
 f) di};rccs 30 nnmiHs Nordi L.it. with \ery tempcltiion'. 
 W.athu-. 
 
 <)-o.\ I. tluy f.iw a Country thai yield d a\ery plea- 
 fani Pi'dljHvil, but ilie \ iolint workiiif; cf the Sia liindei 'd 
 the:r 1 aiulini; ihcrc ; lo they kept lieating otf auil oiitiil 
 the iith, when they taiiii' into the Haven ('j of././u..- 
 foijti; within llmt ol the Call'e. Mere a bUi", of Truee 
 pcinp hung oiit, they dealt with ihc Sfruinuii, exihaii- 
 };inp Piifonefi for Pro-, ifions : They were vilited too by 
 Don lliri.ail., the Vice-Roy of Suv-Spnih: Nephew, 
 who mull nee.U come aboird them, to fee ,1 1 lei.t that 
 had triuniph'd over the deiin'd linincil>le Fleet of Peru, 
 The Caftle here Nvas well defended with 7oBrafsGuns 
 having had Intelligence ot their cominp S Months Inforc. 
 
 'Ihe i8ih they fet fail again, but bemg Ucalm'd, 
 they did nothing of momem, extci< ihc taking a Bark, 
 lx)und for Pcarl-iilhing, which they Mann'd, and took 
 into the .^ttl^llants of their own Fleet. 
 
 iVi/tci/ii'. I. they Anchcr'd before Port(i) SeUgiiet, in 
 19 dk'grees Nordi 1 at. \ Icre tluy Iv.ard of a Ki\er that 
 yielded \arietv of good l-iili, and Meadows well Stoek'd 
 with Caitel, ti gether \\ith Citron', and other Fruits; 
 all wlmh con\tnu'ncc>. ihev wanted ; but the C'l nipanv 
 they fent, fearing afur[iizc by the Sp.-.ni.n.i., return d as 
 they went. 
 
 After a fmart Er.cornier with the Sf mixidson the 1 i th, 
 they let fail for i', / S.r.iiiy, where they furnilhd them- 
 feb cs with Neceifancs ; and from w hence they departed 
 the icth. 
 
 The i6tii, they h.id 10 degrees 16 minutes Korth I at. 
 and now they concluded upon the nearelt Courfe to th.e 
 IflandM l.t.iumei. 
 
 Ue^etiib. 5. to their no littl* wonder, they law two 
 Iflaniis at a great diltanie 111 ihe .Sia, ar.d the next day 
 a mighty Rock, 111 19 Degrees and ^c Leagues from the 
 Continent. 
 
 The fth, they f.-.w a new Illand, with live Mills, thnt 
 appcaiM like fo n-.-ny diltincMllainb. The new Year 
 came on With UilU.n|>crs, thai prov'd fatal to nuny of 
 their Compaiiv. 
 
 ' they h"ll'ght of die Li! rues, and the iievi 
 
 ... ,k-...M 111 nil. tiiiiuic'jiaiu 1(1 inf I. it \ or Mr,),l, 
 the ad|owiing nl.ues. Ihev h.id now Intcllipene 
 licet of 12 .Ships, .ind 4' (lilHcs, Mann'd wiih 
 
 .u a dirtance ; but what airy Creatures were the Inh.v 
 bitants there they coii'd nor examine. 
 
 The iSth, thev pals'd by the high and flaming Hill n,,,-,,. 
 
 I l.e nth, thev law the other end of the Vm,'^//, but 
 the Calm won d noi allow them to pafsit. 
 
 The tSth, thev Anchor'. I Ufore the IH.ind Mi:.ihe!!es, 
 remarkal.le for its twoKoiks, that lift iheit 'ops to fo 
 valt .1 heiehrh 111 the Air : IVIiind tliell- the Ctv of Ma- 
 ' .... lies ; and Iroiii hence thev watch the coming of 
 bliips In m I'/i'/;..-, to Piloi them fafe totlk'Cits becatifc 
 of the great .ianger of the palfage, 
 
 A-J".' v tiiey took fcveral Rirks that were difp.itch'd 
 to gather 111 the Tribute paid 10 ihe C•t^ of Me.i.il:, by 
 
 e of a 
 
 -.h ZOOD 
 
 Vi'i'ii),/-, Ih lilies /,,,//.„.<, Chiti.J.- and Jz-pfi::;/'.- ; all 
 whuhweiv lent to the AMm,/., to eirue out the/JnK-', 
 and teiUice iliofe li'aiuls to the l')beilience of the King i f 
 S>(i»/. I'pon this Kew> the> d.l.hai.;'d .ill ilKir't'ii- 
 loners, and reloK il 10 go after them. 
 
 The nth, ihiy i;nt m amoii|jlt Ii. m.inv Iihnds, that 
 ihey hardly knew In n\ to ileliui ilieinUbes ag.iin, Inii 
 their S'/jm/" I'llot broiiglit iluiii out fafe ihe next day. 
 
 ■|iie i4ih, they till at Anchor all N.elit, Ixforethe, 
 Idand ;■.■,; > , ,« , bv nafi.ii of the Mioals." laii''''' 
 
 The iSth, thev lail'dilole bv Mw./.in.n (•• '. but in ihc(Vj.>w<„ 
 l-.veniiig put oH' funher into the Sea, Itcaufe of dan- 
 ger'tis .Shelves therealyiiiis. 
 
 Ihe i9ih, they i.ime clofe bv the fliorc again, and 
 lioiii.hr Proiilions of ilie lllaiideis ar wry cher.p'r.ncs. 
 
 1 he it.tli they re.icli'd t.Voi- deCHde.'r, the .S"r ii./m's 
 \Vater.ng-p'.ice, in their w.i'v to the A /o'/, ■,.(-. ' Till the 
 23d, they faii'd no farther than |ulV as tlieli.le forc'd 
 them along, haiiiig a perfcift Calm ; but between Min. 
 .^:>i.:r> and 'iff^/H. , a ci.iin.iry TkIc met and Itaid them. 
 1 he People here preifefs'd a great enmity to the ^juninrj!, 
 and otier'd the DiUih the Aliiltance of' ',0 of their Ships 
 in that Quarrel. 
 
 Ihe 27ih they pafs'd the Ilbnd .^^"";ii'»/ (,), and thc,,,„ 
 19th came to Tenii'te (/), in which the l)„t,l' poflefs'd ihellJ^l,. 
 lown M.ui.i, where thefe wandring Country-men ofi/)r«..r. 
 theirs were made xery welcome by them. Ilie .Streight 
 of Bouicn thev obler\'.l t" be full (f Mioals, without 
 which ihe \'.atei is deep : On the Itaft there's good frclh 
 Water, and two J e.ignes to the AVell lies a veryroekv 
 Shoal. 
 
 ylp-i/%. Ccnic'.'iii Je /Vcwv'wont for li^iidi, and the 
 -So! J.icrs landed ilietT, afiera verv long and tedious Lifca 
 Shipboard. 
 
 Al.iv 2. they fent ftShips to A/(,-;.:«',: , to prevent the'«' •*•'"■ 
 Enemies getting any Clivcs) and Anchrr'd there before 
 AJ.riAur. (•>.•/. Here the l:>ii!^i;fi inlnrii-'d them of 'he 
 lucccls of their Coiiniiy-men, in taking e'": -hms, a fain 'd 
 place for Nutmegs ; and ihe /«./.>», j oxprclVd tl eir joyful 
 icnfe ol It too, b\ entrlng into a new i eapue with thrm 
 upon it. 
 
 'iep:. 15. they came to T.tr.ifcf ,> \ and n pair'd their ,-, 
 Ships; and here they were delivei'd f'.."ailie fear of the 
 sp^%,il) Hce't, lent kf.Te to tliC .\-c'at.. , the Admiral 
 of it being ileail, aiul the Meet it felt ll.ainfe!!) retired 
 back to the M.iui.'/it. luiiiig done I'.it'.aiii' afier 4 Years 
 Preparanon. Here alio tlu-v met 4 Ijree Miip-, from II:'- 
 laii.i, with goiKl lloie i.f •^p-.nifn Rials, and anmherfrom 
 7.i/'(i», with the faino, and good ,. quatitiiy of Siber. 
 Brals, Iron, and other Comni'iiities, which were all ta- 
 ken Irom a l'fi;«Q(,r^c. Ship bound for .\;n;..'. 
 
 Oii^t: zr. the Ciinccd, a Ship of llnv, that caire 
 from /W/.iW, Juoe,/!.!). i^ji^. catne to 5.1..1;//;, and 
 
 \di:ii;al anneNcd it 
 
 The 
 
 r 
 
 •„yr,l. 
 ^ni the 
 
 
 ■; 1" 
 
 .1 
 '61: 
 
 ' day they landed ihere : Ihey let lad for the Mimll-i 
 (y MnilUi (k) the l6ih.wlieie thev ha] pily Anchor 'il i-eb. 9. Here the 
 Iiidiuis rehiled to Trade VMih ihein, liecaufe thev laid 
 
 the Diiich Were hneiniesto the .S/i ,«,.i/./j ; furwhich very | lieing not of the /)i,/i/»m Companv, the 
 reafon, foint others wou'd freel> ha\e pioUituted all the i b^hui Fleet. 
 Trade and Riches of a Country to them. ! i\ i. ic. came tlie N'.i/Tj;/ to }i->it,>„. from \hJ. 1 ■::. 
 
 Bi.c ill Ci/itt/ to which thev lanie on the nth, the ' the Red Sea, well furnilh'd with >,i.i'.y^Ri.ils, and Tdr/;-/' 
 Pc< pie v<.ei'e cf .1 Isctt.r te_i J c , giving them braee Hogs ' Ducats. 
 
 and Hcn-c for very -iiks ; Tins prouufole 'l lailc they j Ue,'in!\ii. tlic//>'i//ci-./:»/andtlKM.'(W,i7/i»W came tin- 
 left the 19th, pa. ill. g from thci.cc through thci/.e^wj, chcv from the .sr»fi'i;/..i of M.!,:u::i. with whie'h Ships th, 
 towards the i.iwiii., Pt.rt or Ba\. j Adiiural Spillierf pripar'd to return, '\ieordinglv, ;/.i«. 
 
 Thcle t>!di.7ns ot C;,i.".. wear long Coats b kc Shirts, I • 17- t'.icv readiei thellland AJ,((..;ji'w, ojid bv ,W,iA-/; jo. 
 and are noted for the extr;c,riiiiiar\ RifpeCls ihey pay to came* up with Si. //no,,-. 
 
 Cleigy-men ; befote whom they II proHrate themfclvcs Sailing from hence, .'(/'/./t. they i aine home to .?.-.i- 
 take il lur a m fhiy idonoir to be iw^/ihe j"!/ 1 fullnwing. hai mg pretiy \eell tCcondeiTt; 
 
 on the gvounil, ai.d 
 
 auniiLU'd to kils their Hands. 
 
 Englijh, both in theii PiolpeiMu's Voeages, and Nobh 
 Triumphs, over theiMKi.i/a, iiithcWeiterii World. 
 
 Ch 
 
 A p. 
 
 w.'i/; Site, 
 ihink of 
 -Soutii-Se 
 Sirei'i^hli, 
 pany. S 
 .South of 
 l.e Mtiirc 
 nelilim V.i 
 lefohcd 
 there wii 
 The hi 
 Preparati 
 Ships, til 
 
 /•>i SJ.'CUI 
 
 Mtiie pri 
 (jiins, \s 
 and bcfidi 
 with goo 
 felf, and 
 The 01 
 I'n.t.elilm 
 fte had ; 
 needful I'l 
 
 All thill 
 came to il 
 the Hrne 
 
 The u 
 pals'd bcL 
 ing ill th 
 frclh Wat 
 
 July 13 
 ihe great 
 fwifi Ciir 
 
 .A tout I 
 
 . , them (Hi;; 
 
 Tt..p.cl<, I lie jc 
 
 't.l Of< I lr.<. fillo ut (■ 
 
 by S. Iron 
 furt'er thci 
 chorallth 
 Ihc 2' 
 with whr 
 for a fupp 
 and the 2 1 
 of .VA'u.i 
 which lie 
 LroH.i, an 
 This I 
 lies bctwe 
 the Point 
 have I aiii 
 S'-ijUo^s o 
 it Iving I 
 Haft ; lo t 
 Water at . 
 t Fathom 
 'I'lie 22( 
 <itf ihe ,Sh 
 by whiih 
 lii-.ixrs, .111 
 they Weill 
 high, ami 
 le.ig.ue fr 
 h.id Ihal'm 
 .around : 
 appeard it 
 over waile 
 other liili; 
 Iceiniiig to 
 (icing a 
 Mfiuihof 
 and Rdci.e 
 w.uer was 
 10 give a 5 
 .!S (b i:..r. 
 
 \. I Sierra 
 .\Udrabimbj. 
 
Lib. J. I Chap. VIII. Ifland ofBmes , Limon-lVoods, &c. 
 
 37 
 
 i« the City'""'- 
 ariitifi.iUy 
 kc .\ Palncc 
 I' the Jnh.t- 
 
 bmiiiB Hill n,,,i,:^, 
 
 tielglt. but 
 
 ! 'ops to ("n 
 L ity ot Ai<»- 
 
 it\, bi'c.uilc 
 
 f ilifpatchM 
 Mr.i.iJt.:, hy 
 ilnriiitc of a 
 1 wiih looo 
 -;..«/; ; all 
 It ilio Diiic- , 
 t'thi- Kiiii; I't' 
 .ii: ilKirl'ii- 
 
 Klniiits, that 
 l■^ .ii;.iiii, I'lit 
 
 ivxi (lay. 
 I!, U'toiv the , , p 
 
 I'.lm.l 
 
 •'. but ill thc(')'"/ri(il« 
 
 niifc ot lian- 
 
 f .ii;aiii, and 
 i.T. prates, 
 thi' .S>""Vr.i's 
 ,./% 'Till the 
 ic T iile tbrc'J 
 I'Ciu'ffii M/n- 
 ul ll.iid them, 
 the ^p.iviniJ.', 
 of their Ships 
 
 ./(,), and the (,),„,„., 
 '■ poflefs a the ijw»ii. 
 i\intry-men ofi;)r<r»<ii 
 
 1 l-.o Streight 
 oslU, without 
 r( '< pood frclh 
 
 1 \cry rocky 
 
 '«i/.-, acd the 
 leiliotis Life a 
 
 preveni the <«'"'''■ 
 here licforc 
 tb.ciii of 'he 
 •ii'.j>, ;i fam'd 
 I tl eir joyful 
 :;iu- with them 
 
 .pairM their ,-,, ■j,r,:u 
 
 J fear of the 
 
 the Admiral 
 •ifr.ll)' retired 
 itier 4. Yearb 
 hip> from If.'l- 
 
 .mother tioin 
 
 iiy of Sibcr, 
 
 li were all ta- 
 
 tliat caire 
 I 'j 1..U1U, and 
 al annexed it 
 
 roin \h,t. I II. 
 Is, and furk'P 
 
 I ciunc till- 
 vhuli .Ships thv 
 oidiiH'Jy, 'J,>»' • 1 - 
 
 .1 l)v iW/iii-/; JO. 
 
 home to ^f.:- 
 
 ICLOnded t! 
 >, and Nobh 
 n World. 
 
 Chap. 
 
 Chap. Vllf. 
 
 The Sixth Circum-Navigation, ^^ W r l l i a m Co r- 
 NEi-isON ScHOUTF. N of Home. 
 
 r 
 
 l-l !• Siaies-Cieneral of the Vitite.l I'mnme!, 
 luviiij;, ill f.iviivir of their l-.ojl-lnil.,t Compa- 
 ny, prohibited all others to pals by the C'.i/f c/ 
 fi'' ,/ /ff/'.- I'.alhvard, or through th'.' M.ijjc///:- 
 «;V/; SiteiiStis Wellward, there were tome that began to 
 ihink of aiicther Pad'ai'e, by the means of whiih the 
 .Sfjuiii-Sea mii'ht be vilitod, as well as by the hUt^tHi-.nick 
 Siieij^his, wlueh were now Ihiit up from all but ihc Com- 
 pany. .Such a palfai'e was fifpcCle'' to lie fomewhcrc 
 .South of tlie V.'ir.>''.'j : The Notion was (t-arted by //.i.d 
 I.e M:vrc, a Merch.int of Amjli-rd.im, ami mili.ii/iCo'. 
 nclifoti S.hcutcn of Hnn', amongft theiiifehes; and they 
 iifolvcd to be at the Coil of a Voyage, to prove whether 
 there were anv truth in it or no. 
 
 The hopes i f this liappv Difcovcry fo qiiickcnM their 
 Preparations, that in a ihort tunc they Kigg'd out two 
 Ships the t'i;.>> oi ■j6oTun, of which U ;/"■' im CV«c//- 
 /■» 'i.hfiiteii w.is Mailer and chief I'ilor, and y.ici Ic 
 i\;.(/<f principal Faclor, having in her (15 Men, 19 great 
 Ciuns, with Muskets, Slings, and other AmmuiutiMi ; 
 and bcfides, two Pinnaces.aud a Boat to l'er\e her,iogether 
 with good liore of all kinds of Taikling, 1 oih tor her 
 felf, and thele her .AttenilanLs. 
 
 The other was the //-"«(•, of iioTiin, of wh'ch 7'/j''' 
 t'o.j,e/<ypK SV/' «.•<■>; was Mallrr, and .-iVh ( 7.nv/. »; I'.lCior; 
 Ihc had z<\ Men, S great Ciiins, with Slings, and other 
 needful I'urniture. 
 
 Here they law Tortoilis, Crocodiles, Monkeys, wild.. t„^^,» 
 Oxen, and a I'ort uf Hirds which made a iioife, Harku'.gif-,,,. i;„„, 
 like Dogs. Ihev met with i.n I-'ri'u but l.iinoiis, Ibine'Wi'i I-»« 
 few 'Irtes ol' which they found after a tedious I'eaieh ; 
 Ibthat It leenis as if Nature h.id intended this place for 
 the only iife of loinc .Societies o! Hrute Ani:unls, which 
 Ihoii'd here enjov tlie.r iiati\e Freedom, and li\e I'ur t^t 
 theicavh of ihe Tvrar.nv ot Mankind, for lure they l:<e 
 fccinely. and wirli-.ut dillurbance, Iv'ng del'ended by 
 the natural l'o\er!v .iiid J^arrcnnefs of the p'ace, winch 
 arc the (inard which Naiiiie has lit upon, and b) which 
 the preleri es this Kingdom of I<;ails in aSiatc of 1 -.1 ■ ity : 
 And till that duard I c reir.owd, .\ti^\ N.wiiv, by her 
 Bounty, gives a ti'mptaiirn 10 a boieii'.n Power.the BriiteS 
 will hold their own, and the ChaiHty . f their free State 
 will lu ver Ik \ ioiated. 
 
 Tlie 191I1, .ibout Noon, they nri above thcbn.indsof 
 .\J- '., .'c//,,' I Vcliwanl, a'ing t'l the Nortli part of the 
 high I and, till they l.ad 1 i and 1 j I .ithom water, and 111 
 the Itvcnuig get about the I'oiin. 
 
 The f'lh, .!. M. i;ruen with a flrcain and a South- 
 wind, they came before the Village, in the Road cf .S'/V;- 
 'u l.eiur. ■'}, where they .^nihor'd at 8 Fathom, a little . . 
 from the ihorc, in a very fii.dy bottom. 1 he Village j^.^^'^'tii 
 conliiled of about 8 or 9poi r I loulls cover'd with Straw : 
 The S;o'r.', iliat dwelt there, delired to come aboard, 
 only ileaianding Pledges to be lef: .i.V.ore, to f.cure their 
 
 .All things being ready, Nf.ii IV* the T'h.'V) fct fail, and 1 fafe renirn ; becauf- aFf i/' Ship, that can.e thither bc- 
 
 V.yy fii ' 
 M the 
 7i«.. 
 
 came to the IV.v ■/ the 17th j whither alfo her Companion 
 the Hrnc came to iter ?iiiie «. 
 I The 14th iliey fail'd on- of the Trvc', and the iSth 
 pals'd be.wcen Oi'i'r and C.i.'.'n ^ and the 17th, .\nchor- 
 ing in the Ihwiii, Schaiien went alhore at Uir.ci, to get 
 
 trclh Water. 
 
 'July 13. they failed between the llland {.i)Teittritf :inA 
 (jiriniri/f ,(,g preat Ciiwr, with a ihtf N. N. t. Wind, and a 
 Iwitt Current. 
 
 .Al)OUt the iv.h the lame Wind and Current following 
 . them ilil'} they pafs'd the'lrcipick of '.'(Ih.-.- . 
 I'ro'.Sk""' '^ '"''■' -"'h '" ''i^' Morning, they fell in wuh ihe Nonh- 
 ■iicufi'i'j- tide of <.'r.pc-Vi;r,i (e). .At Sun-rifing the Cape lay W.and 
 by S. trom them, lb that the N.N. E. Wind woii'd not 
 lutier them tn get beyond it, but kept them there at .An- 
 chor .all that Night. 
 
 Ihe 2$th, the Mooriih .Alcaid came aboard them, 
 
 with whom they agreed .it the price of 8 St.-iti^ cf Iron 
 
 for a fupply of freili Water. They left the Cape .■/■(;■. 1. 
 
 and the 11 It of the fame Month they taw thi high Land 
 
 1.: s/r""i "' ■'"'''"■' '•'■ "■' ' , and alto the Ifland <.f M.t.'r.-.hi/.h, 
 
 i,<.u. .111.1 which lies on the Smith Point of the high 1 and of Sicnj 
 
 !.ui,.h,mU lea,,.,, and North from the Sh.u'lom of St. -;»,>/s H'^iiJ. 
 
 This I and of Sicm: l.r ;m, is the higheft i.f all that 
 lies between C.i^e Kirn/ and the Coalt of (•..inn; 10 that 
 the Point is very calie to Ix; known. Here tliev woml 
 have 1 aiiJed, running up to the Poiir over the h.iix jor 
 Sr,!.'.'o<fs ot St. W«/j/, at 10, g, 8, 7 and s fathom W'aiei, 
 it being Itill deeper iii the North, but fliallower to the 
 bail; loth.i! in thcHvening they .Anchor'd wuh a high 
 Water at 4 F.iihom and had" loft ground, and at Night at 
 t Fathom and half 
 
 'Ilieiad, ll'i':i.rii, 5r.>i((fH, in tlie /f"'«e, led the wav 
 o(f I lie .Shallows, lleering N.N. !:. w;th aN.W. W;nd; 
 by which Courfe, ihey were entirely difergag'd t'roin the 
 Ilr.ixr.', and got out into 18 Fathom water. I-roiii hence 
 they went to the Klands of .\/.;,/ r.'omb.t, which are very 
 liigli, ami lie all three on a row, S. W. and N. l-i. half a 
 Leag.ue Iroiii Sicr Lenn.i to the .Seaward. Here they 
 had ll-.allovv water at 4 and n Fathom, atid f-ift muddy 
 ?rnuiid : They .Anchor'd a League from the 1 and, whisii 
 appear'd to be verv full of Bogs and Marlhes, and lay all 
 overwaftc like a Wilderncfs, Ic.irce ht to enteitaip any 
 
 fore, had pcrlidioully carried olf two of them. So An^ 
 {'l.iirji!,,, tile Meriliant, went athorc, and Itaid th;rc 
 .imonglt them, driving a linail Trade w'th them for Li- 
 mous and Bananas, which they cichang'd forGlafs Beads ; 
 and in the mean time they came alxjard, bringing an In- 
 terpreter with them,who fpoke allforts of Languages. Here 
 they had a gotxl opportunity to furnilh iheinfelvcs with 
 frelii Water, which pouring down in great quantities from 
 every high Hill, they had noililng to do but to place their 
 Barrels under the fall of the Water to receive it. There 
 were.Tlfo vaft Woods of I imon-TreiS hire, which made vvoaji of 
 that Commodity to cheap to them, that for a few Beads'-'™"^ '''"'^ 
 and Knives they might have had icooo or more. 
 
 Scrr. I. they drove away before the ftream, and An- 
 chord that F.veiiin;' at tlie iiiouih of the .Sea, before a 
 fniall Biver. Hce they took an .Antelope in the Woods, 
 with I imonsand Palmitos ; and h.ad good lULCefs in their 
 Fulling. 
 
 1 be 5d, the M.iftcr brought in a great Shoal of Filh 
 th.itwere of the Ihape of a Shooe-makers Knife, and as 
 many Limons ns came to 1 10 for every Man's (hare. 
 
 ■Ihe4'li, they let Sail from S;.r;.i Lcoiu early in the 
 Morning. 
 
 Ocl I'. 5. they made 4 degree's 17 minutes South Lat. 
 and the lame day, at IS'oon, they were ttrangcly fur- 
 priz'd with a very violent ilrokc given to one of their 
 Shirs in the lower par: of it. No .Adverfary appear'd, no 
 Rock was in the way o be ei.counier'd with ; but while 
 this ail, uled tliem, the Sea all abcutthem began to change 
 its colour, and looku .is if fome great Fountain of Blood 
 had been cpen'd into it ; this icdden a!ter.ition of 'he 
 Water IxMng no Ids l'urpri2ing to them than the t .11- 
 ping of the Ship. Bet the caul.-, both of the one and the 
 oilier, they w.tc ei;-.iallv ignorant of, till ihcy canic to 
 Pr>: r- ',),■/;, c, and tiieie fet the .Ship u)X);i the -Strand to 
 make hit clean : For then they found a large Horn, both 
 in form and macuitude refembl'.iig .nn tlephants Tooth, ^'''ft'l^, 
 dickirg f.itt in the lottoni "f the Ship ; a very frm ami ' " ' 
 liilid Body it W.IS, and I'eem'd to lce»iJally lo all over, 
 there l>eipg nothing of a laige Cavity, or a light .and 
 fp' npv .A'aiier, in the iridifcf it, bet all over asdonfe 
 and eoinpaef a Subllar.ce .-iS t', it in the extcrier Parts. Ii 
 had pierced through three very ftout Planks of the Ship, 
 
 and, uideed, not and raced one nf the Bib' of her, 
 half a !'"oot d«ep in the :'!an-; 
 
 th.1t it (tuck at !ea(t 
 and there was r.U-(Ut as 
 
 other Inhabitants. than wild Bcalf 
 leeniiiig to have aiiv other. 
 
 (i(Mi-.g alhore ilie 2 jd, they found a River thciT, the nvich that appe.iVd without the great hole, up to the 
 Mouihof which was (0 ibipji'd up with Sands, andCiiifs,. place wlkre "iwas broken o'f. And now the Riddle was 
 ami Rocr.s, that no Ship 1 .u d get into it, yet within the complciily Solved, jjiis Hir.i b 1; ? the fpoil of (biiic 
 
 Sea-Monder. ihat had thub riid'.v .-iiraulted the Ship 
 with that pieiciiig vveapun, a'l.l ■,t;rt the th'.uft not be- 
 ing 
 
 v».iter was lufticiently d-.-.p, and the bre.idih fi'ch too as. 
 10 give a Ship free fcopeto turn and wind her (elf alxju 
 as (he r.:oud. hav- oecaliv i< 
 
 ''• -ii 
 
I'., 'I' 1 
 
 
 I 
 
 38 
 
 Ncrp Streights *Di/c(/verei, &C. 
 
 LibJ " Jchap. VII 
 
 
 
 Crk:.-Bjy 
 
 t.ki- !- I .r 
 J »rt in mr 
 Ch.rj.J, 
 
 
 (1 rifk III 
 I . ' I', tt 
 
 inn al>!c to draw it nut npaiii, had iliirf broken it oH'; 
 whiili \va< attcriltd with f\iih a plentiful cffufion of 
 Bliioii, as liad (lifiolniir M the Sea to that degree. 
 
 Hating now Sail'd fo f.ir, that none in the Ships Imt 
 the Mailers knew where they were, or whither the) in- 
 tended, upon the xsth they difcoverd their Dcfipns tn th 
 rcrt of the Company, of going to find out ancwSoii'.hcrn 
 Panrnj;e imo the gr.-at /v,i/i i;^Se,). 1 lu-; they had kept 
 >er) elofe to theiiUeUes liefoif, Int now thoiiglu it liiii 
 to reveal tlie Plot, there hc\u^ no danger of defeating n ; 
 aid tlie Company appcar'd to be »ery well pUas'd with 
 11. hopirc to lipht on lime (loKlcn Cotnitry or other to 
 iii.ike thiiii amends for all their travel and d.ingcr. 
 
 The z'iih, they made fi ileprees z^ niimitjs Somli I nr 
 Sailing tl'.e relt of that Month molkly Soutliward, till 
 the\ had n.ide ic degrees jo niinmes. 
 
 iV ;•. I. they had the Sun North of them at Not n. 
 The ^d, r. M. they had fight of SUniv /'m's Illam 
 »alld fo., u f ', tinder :» (lefrers ; ,ind Iieie they ub- 
 krv'd iheCo'rpaNio vat) to tlio N. h. 1 1 deereis. 
 
 1 1'.c lilt, 'hev i.ime under j3 ile^'recs 15 iiiiiutcs, and 
 had a d.eip water, whofe lioitiiin li'ev .diiM not rL.ich 
 \Mt!i ilicir I i.Aii ; Here the vari.i' 1 n 01 t.e Comp.'N was 
 17 ilepre-.s to tiie N. E. 
 
 Ocr. 6. thrv had a prefpci.1 of I ami not verv iiigli, 
 but Hat atul «hire, and ipnekK after fril in with the 
 Konh-lide of ]'>i .l).;,tc r , and thatniciit .Anehor'd one 
 li..t!;i;e .iiui h.ilf from tlit ll.ore, in i ; I'athoin w.iti r, 
 with an tl b th.it r.ii, Southward, as llroii;;'y .li the Sea 
 runs between /-'.I'/'-'.'.s I Iend<. 
 
 The 7th, keeping a South Coiirfe, atNoontliey came 
 before the linen of I'ot-'yrfirr, whieh lies under .\-] de- 
 grees 40 minutes : At the entiv 'fit they h.id verv h'gh 
 Watir, neither iiid anyofthofe 'Jlills appiar wluJi r.7>; 
 Kri'it had liefiiibed, and which mull W ieh Northward 
 in '.ai'ing uro that Haven. It thtie were .itn, ilicyv.ere 
 ail under water ; but the Clitfs lay open and vilible 
 enoucli towards the South Point, which therefore, per- 
 haps, might Ix.- them which Koprt nuended. I'pon thi' 
 iVore they went on Southward, but lading fo far South- 
 ward as to mifs the right Ch.inncl, they came into a crook- 
 ed Ray, wher.', at High-water, they hail but 4 Fathom 
 and half, and at Low but '.\ bom ; by which means, the 
 Zn:t) lay with her Stern fall a ground, and there wantcil 
 only a brisk Eall gale :o mine her, but the Wind blowing 
 Weft frr 1; the 1 and the recover d again. Here they found 
 r;ood Itoic of Fggs amongft theClitfs, and the Bay afford- 
 ed them iMulcles, and Smelts of 16 inches length ; upon 
 « hich fcore, thev call'd it Swe!t-I) »v. Their -Shallop went 
 to ihc /Vi.f.-i'if Illand, and CJinc back with 1 50 Pr);^H<wj, 
 and 1 Sea I.ioiis. 
 
 T he Sth, -A. M. they fiild out of ?mp/' Biv, and An- 
 thur'd jiift bi lore the Haicn of Pcri-Dcfiic. The Shal- 
 lop was cp-p )\ed bet. leliand to Sound the depth of the 
 Clianncl, wh" h pro\ ing 10 1 i- \z i,x rj bathom, they 
 boidh cntred, ha\ iiig a N. 1'.. Wind to carry tliciii along : 
 But after a little more than a Leagues tailing, the Wind 
 Ix'gan to turn about, and they .Ar.clioi -i at lo Fatlium, 
 but the bottom they were upon being nnlv llipj'erv Stones, 
 andtlic Wind now blowing hard at N.W. their Anchors 
 cou'd net prcfcrvc them from ilnving away with that 
 rough Wind epon the Southern fhore. And new 'twas by 
 t'ar more likclt than nor, that both t'lele .Ships lliou'd be 
 vvraikd tngitlKr: '] he T '«i// lay with her tide upon the 
 Cliffs, but IH'l kept the water, and by tlie fall of the -Sea 
 was gradually il-aden down lower aiul lov\ er mro it ; but 
 the Umit Iteck fo, as that her Keel was .ibove a Fathom 
 out of wa'er, and a Man might have walk'd barefoot 
 iindc- '. ai Low-water. She was beholding awhile to the 
 N. \V. Wind, that, by blowing hard upon her (ide, kept 
 her from falling over; but that fiipport bcin.g gone w.th 
 the Wind that ga>c it, the funk down upon th.at (ide at 
 leaft 3 Foot lower than the Keel .; upon which light they 
 gavC her o". cr lor lolt. But yet t fucceeding Flood, 
 which caire on with Hill Weather, lei he,- upright again, 
 and 1 oth (lie :tnC\ her Coirp.inion got clear < f the danger. 
 The 9th, they wei:; farther into the River, and came 
 to K'>g:-li'">'i'7,], which they funnel fu'l cf black .Sea- 
 Wews, and aVr.oil all coverV ever with their F.gg' : h 
 M-in, w-;-.hoiit Itrainii-.g to reach, might ha\e taken be- 
 twcin ^o a!:d to Nelts W'ith his hand; c.ich ef which 
 Ih'.nd have •( 1 r .vF.C'JS npn.e. fo that they were quickly 
 fufithd with l-.ine ihouland<of them. 
 
 'Lhr (ith, the I'oat went in learch iif gtxid Waa-r 
 Icvsvr down rl-.c River, 1 11 the .South-fide, b' t found it 
 a!! of a brack;!;-. •,:i,p'ie.ifant title : They law I •ttrichcs 
 heie ai; I a tor; < f He. lis I ke Hart.s, w;ih w'.,ndcrf"' lorg 
 Necks.anilextic'iic'y v i'd.l..'poa the hghHi'ls tlr-y f i.nd 
 griT li aps f I' St-iues mvl r which le-mc ■ erv ii.onllrous 
 Caijvafics had Uei; bur,eJ : 'Ih.rc were boncbof loaiid 
 
 .^/)1V; 
 
 , II Foot long ; in all probability they weic (if of rat onal 
 Creatures' fome bones of the (liants of that Country- 
 No Water was to br found here for feveral da) s together ; 
 fo that tlio' thev had plenty of good Fifli and Fowl, thev 
 coud meet with im Drink to walli 11 down- 
 Here they loll their goed Shij' the linn, l,v an iinli.ip 
 pv acculrnt ; 'twas her Fate, it fecms, to periOi by Fif 
 after fo manv Ti.uii.phs over the ihingei; of the W;r..l 
 and Water. Fir as thev were bin lung Kce.ls uiiilci hei. 
 in order to her CIcanling, the liaine. In t.iiiic patfagc 01 
 other, got into tl .'Ship, and pielriitly path r ■' 'ofixh . 
 head, that in Ipiic of nfl they lOu'd do, il e bu'ti di wn 
 to the verv water: They made a fl.itt t,jitciirc her 
 (inns Anchors, and all her I ion- work, whi.h wa.s tlirn 
 billowed in the t;;,/;, the oily Veilel they had left to 
 profecute their Ditcovery in. 
 
 Thi-i'iih, they tbund certain holes in the ground that 
 yielded a white muddy Imrt of Water ; and this, for 
 want of bet-er, was their Ale at that time. 
 
 y--w. I i. * thev lail'd out of I'ort.nr/iir, but havinr a , 
 Calm, the) Aiichird before the Haven, till the ril ng of 
 the Wind invited them to purfue their Vov.ige. 
 
 Ihe iSth, being :n ^1 ilegrecs, they law the '!e''M!i:e. 
 I'rt:.'. (/.;,_whirh they nbferv'd U' lie in that poliiion and i,) s,i, : 
 dulance, frt-m the Streight, that Ocll'.-nt had dercrmin'd. IM" 
 
 Iheieth. they law ^icmoq.^hiie; and being then in 
 n degrees, they nbferv'd the great Current that runs 
 S. W. and now they courted alxait lo Lcagncs South- 
 ward tiom the \lrpt:,'!,nii.\ .s.'rr;'^'/''. 
 
 'Ihe ijd, they had an uncertain Ihitting Wind, and 
 the Water appeal 'd white, as if thev had b. en within thf 
 I and : They held their Courle S. ;ind by V . and the fame 
 day law I and, bearing W, and W.' '-V :roi„ .1. ,i 
 
 miickly -d":er to theS' iiih ; thenatrem' mp, bv ..n K. S. F. 
 Couife to get .above the 1 and, i;-c hard Norih- Wind that 
 blevy tlun ccnitrain'd ther.i to take in their Topfails. 
 
 The i4th, A. .M- they faw 1 ard a Star-board about 
 a 1 eagucs diltance, llrctching out F. and S. with \erv 
 high Hill all cover'd with Ic'e ; and then other land, 
 'leanng Fiajl from it, high and i.iggeil .,^ the former! 
 1 hey guefs'd the I ands, they had in thefe tsso I'r.iCpeels, 
 lay al o; t 8 Leagues alunder, and that there might be a 
 good PalTage b;iwccn ihem, becaiife of a pretty brisk 
 Current that ran Souiliward along by them. About 
 Noon they made 54 degrees 46 minutes, .and then Iie- 
 gan to make towards the fore-mentioiul opening, bur 
 the luccceding Calm prevented it. Here they law an in- Gmi i.j. . 
 credible number of Penguins, and liieli huge troops of '".;•,'"' 
 Whales, that they were fore'il to prm eed v'vith a p.reaD^* '"''' 
 deal ol caution, tor fear they llioud run their Ship lipoii 
 tliem. 
 
 1 he 25th A. M. they got up clofc by the Fafl I and, 
 which upon the Norih-lidc reaches E.S. F. as far as the 
 Eye can follow it : I'his they call'd .Vz-ica-/./:';./, and that 5/..,,, .'--.( 
 whichlay Weft they gavcthc Name of M.i^,/Vi--/ m.l to.*'-' ■"■""'■■• 
 Tlieyobl'erv'd, that on both li.les there were good Ro.ads''''"' 
 .«id landy Bays, good llorc of Fiih, I'enenii.s a:'.ll\,i- 
 pulles, and fome forts of Fowl; but the'Land ad|.icei t 
 leem'd (piite bare of Trees and Woods. 'Lhey had a North- 
 Wind at their entrance into this palfage, and dircifled 
 their Courle ,S. S. W. (o th.it going pretty bri-kly on, at 
 Noon they made )•; degrees 36 minutes, and then held a 
 S. W. Courfe, having a good ftitf gale to blow them for- 
 wards. The I and upon the South tide ot the Pallaue, aCThc nn,v 
 the Well-end of M.viucc-l.rM.I, appe.ar'ii 10 run W.S. W..sm';;i'/.. 
 and S. W. as far asihey cou'd fee it, and all very craggy ""'''''^'' , 
 uneven ground. ' aVT'' ' '' 
 
 *In theE'cninp, having a S. W. Wind, they ftcer'd * a^". " 1 > 
 -Soutluvard, meeting with mighty waves that came roul-""''''''""" 
 ing along before the Wind ; and the depth of the Warer, v'l'i,'" '.' 
 to the 1 oofward fn.in them, (which arpeard by Ibinc ""' '-° -• 
 \crye\idenr Signsj jMve them a feii.iliuranre. that the °'''*;p" 
 great Snuth-.Sca was now betorc them, mto which they ^ri.r'i,'^;! 
 had alniolt made their way, by a paffage of their owii r:™< '^■■■ 
 peculiar Uileov cry. Ihe Sea-Mews hereabouts w e e 'ar- "'=*■'';=:• ' 
 ger than Swsns, .nnd their wings, when ex-tended to their ."em .1.'- 
 lull length, tpread alrne the compalsof a Fathom : Lhey •^"■•'y " . 
 wou'd ccme. and very tamely (it down upon the Ship 'VV ' 
 .md luffer thenifel cs to be m.ade Piil, 1,1,, wirhout any c'Jr'c .'. 
 en,lea\ours to Hy awav. ' ih. n-. 
 
 The ifth they made S7 degrees, and were Enter- '^"'*''- 
 tain'd here with a Flying Storm out of the W. i^ S- W. 
 the A\'ater were ail'o verv high and blue: 'Lhey Hill l.cli 
 all ihs I )ay their Courfe t.' the .Southward, but changing 
 t a- .Night toi a N.W. one ; in which Qjiartcr they dif- 
 eo- ev'd very h gh Land. 
 
 'Ihci7th, they were under ji-i degrees si minutes, tb.c 
 W'.athir scrv cok'- with HaiiandKan, the' Wind W. 
 and W. by S. 1 hey went a Southern Courfe, and then 
 cioli'd Northwaid with their Mam-Saiis. 
 
 Th< 
 
 'mil) tit" 
 
 
 The iS 
 
 f rear Billo 
 
 North-Eal 
 
 and then V 
 
 degfces 48 
 
 Ihe 19 
 
 Courfe S. 
 
 hcfet roiim 
 
 thev got 1! 
 
 „ them, and 
 
 ■■'■'*"«■"■' gave their 
 
 their 1 alii' 
 
 Coiirfo fin 
 
 Iving N. W 
 
 hilly 1 and, 
 
 the a; a-.-//, 
 
 the (lil'dC 
 
 rutes. Ti 
 
 Courle the; 
 
 V et h,id the 
 
 tumbling o 
 
 'Lhe jct 
 
 fore ; and 
 
 that the vs 
 
 made the 1 
 
 riic (III 
 
 and made « 
 
 and W. S. \ 
 
 1 and, and 
 
 Weft ; whi 
 
 made them 
 
 t'ci. I, a 
 
 with their I 
 
 1 he id, 
 
 Soiithwarcl, 
 
 tion being t 
 
 ■1 he id. 
 
 Welt Wind 
 
 and the nex 
 
 fro, with \ I 
 
 grccs of N. 
 
 The 5th, 
 
 and a hollo 
 
 forc'd todri 
 
 _, . , The 1 2t 
 
 Ihry fit the c, ■, , 
 
 S'SiTtik-if lecure ot i 
 Thanks to ) 
 three times 
 found I'aliii 
 Airi/v's Snc 
 ha\e been 
 Conduct til 
 ble, that .1 
 Snei'^hn, ai 
 a fettled Co 
 and llrong 1 
 their .Sail 111' 
 this DilccM 
 of it, togei 
 hclpM to ca 
 and the mai 
 
 The I7tl 
 fair weathci 
 
 The iStl 
 M.vi.ic, to I 
 frclhinent ; 
 nutes. Ill I 
 to fall upoi 
 lail'd N.E. 
 
 M,Io/. I. 
 them to the 
 der J? degr 
 high, the 111 
 and rocky 
 of Hil's, Vc 
 liland it fell 
 Ctjalt abou 
 think It wo; 
 they 1 ranlt 
 lies on the I 
 Courfe not 
 fide of it ; 
 ecnvcnicnei 
 to Anchor, 
 the Depth, 
 Fathom, fai 
 lliU to J Fa 
 loo of a vc 
 itfrcnid w 
 
 S ifirtj; 
 
 ' <Jhf K II ul 
 
 I I Mind of 
 
Lib i 'Jchap^lK ^«^ Fernando Good Hlhwg^ &c. 
 
 35- 
 
 if of rat.oii.il 
 hat Couturv 
 U>ito(!cthi'r ; 
 i I'owl, iliov 
 
 -V an iinli.ifi 
 
 ■.TiOi i>y y -.t 
 
 of llu'Wir..! : 
 
 ts uinlci lici. 
 nc I'atfap.i. 01 
 r.t -ofrcl, 
 
 ' lul'! ! .'.c Uli 
 
 J feci ire her 
 I. Ii was ihfti 
 5 liaii left to 
 
 : pronnd tlint 
 ind this, for 
 
 li\it I'avinr a , . „ 
 I tlic ril ng 01 
 ;c. 
 
 rhc ^e''iilJiitr- 
 I'oliiion ani!(/) Sth^-.' 
 (iiTcrnilii'il. 'I'"' 
 iH'in.R tlicn in 
 nt that inns 
 .ip;cs boiith- 
 
 ' Wind, and 
 
 .n within thr 
 
 and the fame 
 
 d 
 
 v ..nK.S. F. 
 til- Wind that 
 opfaik 
 -lioaid abom 
 S. with \erv 
 otlirr 1 ard, 
 . the fornier. 
 All I'MfpciiK, 
 L- tnipht l>c a 
 
 prcit) ln■i^k 
 hem. About 
 and then bc- 
 npening, but 
 y faw ati in- Gr"i i>jr. . 
 li^o tioop. of ^.i|\°|'^ 
 with a I'.reaD 
 cirShip upon 
 
 Faft I and, 
 
 as far as the 
 nJ, and thatium Ij'.i 
 
 icc-I md to.'"' /(j-'ki- 
 
 pood Re ads 
 IM.S a:. I l\il- 
 
 and adjai.1' t 
 had aNorth- 
 and diredcd 
 iri-klyon, at 
 ! then held a 
 w than fcr- 
 Fallam-, ai:T!ic nnv 
 
 1 W.'S. W.S'r.'i;i.-.. 
 
 \erycragcv '•"■'''*"■• , 
 
 MjI'I. 
 
 they ftcor'd • .\<". « 1 ' 
 teaincroiil-°"{-"'''T" 
 
 if the water, vantir;;;.. 
 
 id bv Ibmc ""'" ■•"' 
 
 nre that the ^;:*;,;^^' 
 
 hich they ,oi,f i,c. 
 
 if tlicir own '■""' ■" ' ■ 
 
 tm.uee'ar-^-t':^ 
 
 ltd to tlieir them J. '^ 
 
 th.'in : 'Ihey "^"-'y " i ' 
 
 WltllOlll ailV cin-c 1. 1 
 ■ .h. i;-- 
 
 woretnter-'"'-^-' 
 
 w. ^ s. w. 
 
 hey Itill f,cia 
 but chanfiinn 
 irier they dil- 
 
 minntts, the 
 
 Wind \V. 
 
 :fe, and tlier. 
 
 The 
 
 The l8ih, they hou'd np their Top-Sails, and had 
 crcat Billows out of the Welt, with a Welt, and tlmi a 
 NonlvEaft Wind, and therewith held their Oniric South, 
 and then W. & W. by S. which brought them under 56 
 ileprci's 4S minutes. 
 
 The 19th, the\ lad a K. F. Wind, and held their 
 Courfe S. ^'. whiih pave them thePn Ipei't of twi'Illaiub 
 bi'fit round with CliH's. and lyiny W..S. W. fnnii iheiii ; 
 thev pot up to then) at 
 them, 
 
 Noon. bi:i eou'i! i:ot lail abo\( 
 aiul therefore held their Couife to the North. I In \ 
 
 r, (1) Birvft 
 
 
 ' pave them ilie Nan.e I'f li.in-.Ji /.4«.)j(.J, atul fouid 
 their 1 aiituile to be ',7 ileutvcs .Soutli. '1 akinp a N. W, 
 Coiirf'' finmheiKi', in the F.veir.ii;' thev law 1 .uid apaiii, 
 hinpN'.W. i^N.N.W. Iioui them ; '.li's wa-. the liieji 
 hiily 1 and, cover'd with Snow, thai !ay Southw.ird fro"., 
 x\u-Mrirllr>i:J'S!'ri«!'r^, eiidiin', ;i\ a ihaipl'oint whuh 
 the lairdCi/'f-// »■■ k . hhI Kii'.p ni ■,•) deprees .-.S 1111- 
 mttes. Thev held their Coiufe now W'eilwa'd, in whieh 
 Ciairle they foiin.l a Itrottp C I'treiil ili.u r.inthai w,i\ t.io ; 
 \ el had they the Wind in the N( rth, .ii'd pti.u billows 
 tiimblinp omol the Welt npon thiti. 
 
 'ihe iiih. the Hillows and the Current lb!l ran as be- 
 ture ; and now they gather' .1 .1 full afleranei Innnheme, 
 that the way was open into the Sortli S'M : I'his Uay 
 iiia.le thel atitude of ^7 (leprees-)4 miniiti-.. 
 
 Tlic i I II they fail'd Well, with the Witi.i in 'Ik Norih 
 10,1 made ^Sdeerees; but the Wiml nniiiiip to the V. 
 aiulW. S. W. they p.afs'd Ci/'.- f f . . e , lolinp'all lipht ot 
 land, and Itill meetinp the Billows w.jrkinp oet nt the 
 Welt ; whieh, topether with the bliienels tf the Water, 
 made them ipt'ekly expert the Main South S. a. 
 
 h'rl: I. a Itoim blowinp out of the S. W. tl. 
 
 Hills, and >artety of Animals feedin/* in thnfe pk.ifint 
 places ; all A'liieh the* f.iw in 'his pieatrr Iflatid. Tli. y 
 (irc.upht pood Itofe tit lilli along wnli tli ni, nidi of them 
 
 (Vi 
 
 :til:i,l 1 
 
 S7c 
 
 i,/',,i/', 
 
 ipori 
 
 ■d, that thev f.iw 
 
 a prc.it many Sea-Wolv(<. Ihe two nest ilaysfir. il- 
 li\il\, tlieN repeated tin ii Attempt tocim; up and An- 
 ihor dole I \ the Illand, but wirr llill frnllrated, '.sliat- 
 
 i\cr cniliavoiits iluv ti 
 
 ufi.l to 
 
 riplilli 
 
 Kilt Itill 
 
 then Men followed the Fulling 1 radc, which they iiia- 
 nai'idUiluecelsfullv, '.li,u thev took almolt two'liinof 
 
 the f '"' 7;' '''« 
 thus 
 
 'nnil 
 
 g out Ot tne .>. w . ti.ev laild 
 svuh their Main-Sails Ivinp N. W. & W. N. W. 
 
 1 he zd, with a Westerly Wind, they faild to the 
 .Southward, and made 57 degrees ',8 minute;, thev aria 
 Hon being there ii ileprCes Northward. 
 
 llie^il, they maiie 59dcpiees 2', minutes, w.thahaid 
 Welt Wind, but faw nolipnsof any 1 and to the South ; 
 and the next day 56 degrees 4 j minutes, tiiriiir.g to anil 
 fro, with very umertain .S. W. Winds, and hiidii.g 1 1 de- 
 grees of N. E. vari.ation. 
 
 'Flic 5ih, by realbn of a ftrong Weitcrly Current, 
 and a hollow Water, thev cou'd bear no Sail, but were 
 fore'd to drive with the V ind. 
 
 The 11th, they plainly difeern'd the Mngeajniik 
 
 ItijJi' ' ^'"■''f'^'"' '^''"'' ^^•'" "f them; and thcietore, now being 
 
 f,r<;i it> feeiire of their happy New Diieniery, thev render'd 
 
 Wit i- !> oi' llmnks to gi od Fortune in a Cup of Wine, which went 
 
 '''^''"' three times round the Companv. '\nd now this New- 
 
 fonrd I'alfipe had a Naiiiepiwn 1:, whieh was ih.u ot 
 
 i\trirc\Snci:h!i, t ho' that Honour (iiijultiee) ought to 
 
 have been dr,nc 10 H'j'li.i»i Sci.currti, by whole happy 
 
 Conduct th ' Vo{'/."mm weivdifioverd. And 'tis iibferva- 
 
 ble, that all the time e>t iluir Sailing through iliefe 
 
 Siiri\^l"<, and almut the Southern .Ve.r//>»).'.//,o(i, they had 
 
 a fettled Courle of b.^d Weather, a thick aiul fopgy Air, 
 
 and Itiong Cuirents; all which put together, did make 
 
 their ,Sailinp to be really inthe s,.,-i;/)m. Hut the Jov of 
 
 this Uilcc.\ery, and the Flopes of a farther lin['ro\ ement 
 
 iif it. together with the .Auxiliary Comforts of the Bottle, 
 
 helpM to carry otf the lence of all that tedious Voyage, 
 
 and the many mortifying Dangers of it. 
 
 'FUe 17th, they made 40 degrees South I at. having 
 fair weather, and held their Courfe Northward. 
 
 The zSth, they detcrmin'd for the Illand of Join Fer- 
 M.tiidc, to give their fick an! weary Coinpany a due re- 
 frelliirient ; and that Day they inadc ij 5 degrees 5j mi- 
 nutes. In the Evening they m.idc but finall Sail, fearing 
 to fall upon the F.and ; which effeiiFiully to avoid, they 
 fail'd N.E. 
 
 M.t'ih I. they faw the Ifland of Fenutndo (1) before 
 them to the N. N. F. and .about Noon got up to thctn un- 
 der j< degrees 4!i minutes. Both thcle Illands are very 
 high, the fmallelt lying moll Wellward, is a very bara-n 
 and rocky place, but greater totheEalt; tho' it be full 
 cf Hil's, yet is well ihaded with Frees, and fruitful. The 
 Illand it felfart'ords plenty of Hops and Go.ats, and all the 
 Coalt about it luth excellent Filhing, that the Sfr.nitrAs 
 think It worth their while to come hither ; from whence 
 they 1 ranlporr valt quantities of Filli to Peru. 1 he Koad 
 lies on the Ealt Point of this Illand, and they Ihap'd their 
 Courfe not as they ftiou'd to the Ealtcrn, but the Weltem 
 fide of it; by which means, thev wcrcrcdiie'dto the in- 
 convenience of not being able to get near enough the I and 
 to Anchor. This made them Difpatch their Boat tolbund 
 the Depth, which pave them an Account of 30 and 40 
 F.ithom, fandy ground, clofeby the Land, which IclFcnd 
 Itill to 3 Fathom, very proper to Anchor in. 1 hey told 
 100 of a very lovely Valley full of Trees and 1 hickets, 
 itfreflid with (trcaois of water running down frotnthc 
 
 l.'i tlljlid of 
 
 Fiiliiiily v^iih Hooks, in the Imall iiini that I'lnn- ot 
 Coiiip.iny weru to ti,trli Wa't-r. Finding the Ill.ind 
 inai.. dilile, tl.ey detiiiuui'd to purfue their Voyage. 
 
 I Ik 1 itli.'li' V pal-'d ilieTropidiofCi^r/iorH theli.cird 
 'ime, hoMiiie, tluir I onie N. W I lerethey had tin gi. 
 neral I-. iS: {•'. .S.F. Wind, ,,rid held their Courfe N.N W', 
 til the ('.ill d.iv, when 'lii'\ madi- iS dipiies , ih'f. they 
 (liargd that Couili', and fail'd Welt. 
 
 .'•rill, 'I'ey made 1 ', drprecs ii minutes, and had 
 ilnri no variation ot the Comp.-'fs, bur a c nfiderable va- 
 ri,ition of the temper of their Bodies from a prxjd ftnte ot 
 Health, by ri alin of the FIu.i, which had feiz'd the belt 
 pan nf ihe Company. 
 
 1 hi; loth, thev f.iw a little low Illand .tt 3 I capites 
 diltanie, wtiiili thev pot up to at Neon : Here they call 
 o,t iheir Lead, but con d find no bottom, and therefore 
 pur oi.t their Shallop. IheMer that went afliore found 
 nothing for refreli.ment, but fome Herbs that t.illed like 
 l>:r I Tw nkars ; but pave an Account of a very filent 
 lort (f Dogs thei had teen there, that woud neither 
 B.irk nor Sr.arl, nor M'ake nnv r.^ii'e nt all ; and for this 
 rc.-fon thev mll'd it hi_.-'i',-i<d 'tn . It lies in 15 dcprecs '7^ '''^' 
 II minutes ; and they ji'dp' d it si^ leagues dillam from ''' 
 the C I alt of I'ou. Ihe pround is lo low, that .it H:pl> 
 vvatcr ir kcirs. f(,r the irolt parr, :o be o- erliow.T ; and 
 i! has no'hitip round alf,\it it, but .1 fort of a l.''itch I cfet 
 with T'ecs, 111 tweeti which the Sa'tv ,-.t. r breaks in in 
 I'eyiral phicev 
 
 The 14th, thev I'lil'd W. P.: W. bv N. and the fame 
 day, r. A(. ihey law a lar.u, but low Iliruid, re.iching ..vn.TVi' 
 N. F. & S. W. a cuiiliderable way. .At Sun-fer, being Iil«^^ 
 about a 1 eague from it. .\n Uui: <n Canoe advanced to 
 meet them, the Men n.ikid, with long black Hair, and 
 their Bodies ot a rcddilli colour. 1 hey made fipns to the 
 /J/(;c/i to come alhore, and lall'd to them in th:ir Lan- 
 guage ; and thu' they anUver il them in their own, the 
 Sp/tiiifl\ Molincti., and 7.i;.:«l onpuei, yet the /'ii/j.m; un- 
 derltoodihcm not; k that both fides were ,0 the dark as 
 to each others Minds. When they got up ti* the Illand, 
 and sSounded, they lot.tid no bottom, neither waslthcrc 
 any change of W.iter, tho' they were within a Musket- 
 Ihot of the Ihorc. Here the lu.iinrs and they had another 
 unintelligible Conference, but they woud not be pcrfwa- 
 ded to come up to the Ship by any lipns the DuuA cou'd 
 make to inv ite theai to it, as neither wou'd the Dutch go 
 alhore to thitii, tho' Itill they kept pointing and talking 
 to cue another, while neither lide underftood one worci 
 that wav fpoke by the other. 
 
 1 caving thele I'enple therefore to others that cou'd un- 
 derltnnd them, they fnild away S. S. W. to get above the 
 land: And having made that Nipht 10 Leagues, in a 
 S. S. ^V. Courfe, the iijth, A.M. thev fail'd clofe a'ong 
 bvthelhore, on whi^h^tood Ic-vcral of thcle naked Peo- 
 ple, calling to them as they puels'd tol and. Prefcnt- 
 iy after one of their Canoes came towards the Ship, but 
 WOH d not come near it ; yet v entur'd tothe Shadop.whcrc 
 the Dutcl', and thefe Iiuiiaiis, fell to their Myitcrious Con- 
 tercnces apain. 1 he Outih gave thein Beads and Knives, 
 and feveral things that picas'dthem ; which ktndnefscm- 
 bolden'dthem at lalt to come a little nearer the Ship, bet 
 (till they woud not go aboard her, but got back into the 
 Shallop. Neither had they any great reafon to be fond Thli:v!i!i 
 of their Company there, tor they are a parcel of light- Pcfp'"; I'kc 
 tinger'd Fellows, and have much the fame degree of Con- '*" l^""'- 
 fcience and Honclly with them 21 ihc l.^d cntj. They 
 love Iron as the l./iJriii!.i>ii do, and they love to fteal it 
 like them : The very Nails in the Cabbin-Winiiows, and 
 the Bolts upon the Doors, cou'd not keep their places tor 
 
 ''«■?■ I 
 
 them but they wou'd ha\ e them otf ; this they found to 
 be true, by one of them, who h.id cunningly flipp'd into 
 the Ship, andpuU'd otit all the Window-nails, which for 
 fecurities fake he hadltreek into his Ha r. Nay, ihey arc 
 lb very impudent, that wlutever they lay Hands on is their 
 own, tho' the Owner look on all the while) if be does 
 not recover his Right by force. When the Dur.h gave 
 them feme Wine, they drunk the Liquor and kept the 
 Cup; fo when they threw out a Rcpe to bring them to 
 the Ship, they wou''d neither ule the Rope net return it. 
 And their Qiialitiesarenot nioreodd th.in the F:gurc they 
 make; for , bcfidcs that they arc all naked, sxciptthc 
 
 PkJcrtti.i, 
 
 'W 
 
 !\i 
 
' I 
 
 u 
 
 * 
 
 1^1'^ 
 
 4.0 
 
 MtiltHiuks of Hies, C7*r. 
 
 5r' 
 
 llllKf Ilj- 
 
 /' ,/ ....■, \vh;il) .11V i-invr'il \\,\\\ ,i piiu- iit M.ii, '.licir 
 M.;i\ is .ill lucr liiiiiroi wiili ^ii.Ais .iii.l i;r.ij;ii.>, ami 
 hill) like V rii iiu- i \<!<iili .iiv m i\ li(;pilintii |-iiiblmi'> 
 i.t th.'ir nun Uil't!i',iiulniiUliK'\()', ^N.inii s. 
 
 ! lie i)ii':.' li.iMii!', n liiii.i! tdtiv, it an ili Up \v(.rK- to 
 Ivil iKwitli iliciii, ir m l>c p\^n \<\ \\x lil.iiul, i.m 
 I'.i.ir Sli.il'i?!" N\iil' ''•'''" •^'' >!"«<•'''''•, ■"'>! lix S>v()r,i>.iusii, 
 l-cliilf* otlurt ipiii]>.iii\ I t'll'c Sliiji. i li ) \vi I.' i.r Idi.iiu- 
 I.Muin!, I'lit iliiriv of tlulelV pik 1 iliil < I ■ lit' a W'iiikI 
 1 JH 11 tliui', .Mill J Willi (;ri .'.t t li I ..ml .S!iiij'», .irJ luiii; 
 Smu-; tl<i.'\ wmiil lian loiril iIk- Mi.ill<'|>, .mil t.ikin 
 .-.•■.w till' So'iiui'. t>niiv, Inii ilu' .Mi-lu-s littii j; Hv n- 
 11 11! I'll ilk'ii i.ii't iliiin IV 111 iIk- 'iiiii.l' K(>rl>ir> .u ili.ii 
 t'.iiii-, am! t'.iriil tli.iii to l>. lnMi.it v.iutlici' tm w^iul 
 :1 '. •■ ■ m- I'll. 'Iliis ir.iiiililkv laT'il iln- llli- wiilioi i lln uiiil, 
 ■■•''■"' K'.v.ll l'l.'\ I.. uM iiiit "ilKl (;rili--|\ : It K mil I ro.ul, Inir 
 l.iim'iliir;^ li 1';;, :iikI t^'lidt l rci>, u'.iili llui fiius'il tn 
 1\- (n ■'-.-.lul I'.iliiil i)s. Ii i< .1 \\!itc KiiN y (Jroiiril. 
 .ii'il Ins 11: 1^ l)c(:r. .South I .11. .\inl alxn; .1 li inlr.il 
 K'.ii;iir-' iVi.m /)';;-lll.iiiil. .Siviiu" in lliinn lo Iv il. iic 
 Ik'I.'. llii'r Ui Hi', aiiil lu'M tlicir C'l.iirli; \V. ki iIk' .V.i- 
 M.iiii. I Icrc li.n 1111; 1 lit a llijin W'arir, ami mi l'ill(iv<, 
 ;i< ;'i. \' w Kt'i'iv, dii: nt iji.' .Siiiitli, ilii\ vikIsM ili.i'. 
 Sdiuiu' ■\\\\ '.luTf w.is iiioiv 1 atiil. 
 
 ■| If iMvt ■ftitli liny i.'.mc in .•iiukt liliiul ili.u I.tv 
 Xi'i-tlm.ii.l, a'ui vva« ,1' o\'t litncii l..a)'i'f. ilillaiu Ir in 
 I'l. ritlkr. '1 Ills .ip|v.ii-'.l to Iv a'l i!-.-..\Miii I aiiil \\iiliiii 
 i!i'. ill ill.- iii!>'» vv.ll ill '.uih 'I i\o : Aiul liuvalli) ilicv 
 t.iiiiiil iiolHiumn !iir Vmliir'iii'.h \ ulJii! them mi'.liii;j; tur 
 I'll! >i, lii'.t .1 WW 1 li'i-'.>- like thole 111 h ■■-lllaiul, « ;ili T me 
 t la'.'Naiul D.h.r MkII-uiIi, win. li umv \\\\\-:. Ite.l .Meat ; 
 
 I lit it artimUJ ilieiii li me i;oi'iI lu;h W'atei'. wliieli ihe; 
 tiuiiiil 111 1 I'l' m'l l.ir tV '111 the SliD.ir. The l'ini:ii;e 
 
 II aile 01' the ! ierl'-- lliev iiatlur .1 Iieie, |t.i il \ery I'.t- 
 * ue.il'le to thin.' i.l ilie.r iVnip.uiv tli.it v.eie 'r. iiMei) 
 with the |-lii\. 'I Ik') lallM this Illiin,', / •;• ■ -lllaiul, I'e 
 lai t'e il I'lipplie.l them wiili Water ; iliej l.t'; ir |M\lei t'\, 
 .nil.! I'.iilil Well v.ai\l, u..ikii.!.i thar l)av 1 .j Ueiir. .i^Miii. 
 S..iulil..a. 
 
 I he lii;h;eeiiih ihe\ lame to aiiii.iier lll.ii'il, h iii.n to 
 the .South Welt, .'.Knit tuer.n 1 ea);iK.s liulaiit tiom the 
 tall, aiul Itretehiui; out North Weit, aiui .South I'.itt, a 
 toiiliileraMc way. 'Ihe Hoac beir.); il;l'|uteh'.l to liirml 
 the ilepih, broiij^ht wiii\l, That they luJ loiiiicl a bfitu.m 
 (by a I'oiiit ot' I ami, trom whence tlieie eaiiic a j;eiitle 
 .Stream of Water, at t\veiit\ liie, ami t'lMCy l-'aihfni, a- 
 boiit aMu<ket-ll'.i t trom i!ie I.aml. Tins News ol' Water 
 iriaile them leikl tlieir eirjiry Cask in ilu Hear, inliri|\.- to 
 have it well hilil. But af a ^he;, I'.ul taken a gve.u ileal 
 of pains to lanil, ami hail been a f.oo.l while beatiiiL' up 
 and ilown in a Wooil to liml lomc Spriiii; or o'lier 10 iVp. 
 
 WMJMcn. ply them, the iiphi of a \\ilii Man friiiliteil iliem awav, 
 anil p'lt an ciui to their empiiry alur W.iter tor lli.it time : 
 Ami ijuickly after they were got int.) tlieir boat, there 
 cametivc or lix more of thole Sa\ai't<, ami il.ew.il tliein- 
 fclves upon the .Shoar ; b'lr lieiiii; "hey were gi'iie oH' 
 prclemly rciireil into the Wn ib. 
 
 But tlio" they got clear of ilule more fonniiiable Aii. 
 Vi."'.arics, yet there were othe.'.s M-y troublelimie, th.it 
 ftuck clolcrothcni ; of wliieli •■! \ broi.j,ht niaii\ Mil- 
 lions along with ihein our ot .le Wo' il<. 1 hele were a 
 
 Switmicf fort of black Hies, of wliiih there were t'lili proilleious 
 
 Hici. Swarms ihercaboiiti, tli.it iliej < nine lvmeio\eril omt 
 
 with them from Heail 10 loot ; then Hands aiul faces fo 
 bclct, that there was no leenij; wli.it Coirplexion th.y 
 were of; tlicir Cloatl-.s entirely hiihlen In ihe .Muititikie< 
 of ihol'c Animals crawling upon tlieiiij which ilui them 
 fclvcsiompofe another fort ot Apparel, ai.il ;i\e the pixir 
 Men ( Ihrewdly againlt their Wills; Coats, brecihes, 
 Stockins, and Shcoes , of Hies : Bclides, their very 
 Boat, and Oars, were ail over in the fame Drcfs with 
 thcmlclves. And out of this their Abundance, the> did, 
 when '.hey ciiiic back, \cry liberally lommunicate totheir 
 Companions : And now the I'lague i.i I'iies Ix-tian to rape 
 in the Miip , and every Man was bulie to defend his baec 
 and tycs as well as he cou'd. "1 w .t; the belt part of the 
 Daj's-wurk to be flapping the Flies away ; and twashard 
 for a Man to open his Moutli, eithiT to Ipeak, or to eat, 
 without taking in a Mouthful of thcle \ ermmc at the 
 fame time. 
 
 This direful Perleciition lal\ed about three or tour days, 
 in which time the Flaps did lueh execution, that their 
 Sufferings were jprctiy well at an end, and few of the 
 Flics Were left alue, to torment them. They lall'd this 
 
 f/j-uliiul Kland, with veiy good Reafon, i-'-Illand: And by the 
 help of a good Cjale of Wind, did flj away from it as fait 
 as tney could. 
 
 1 he ijd, they were under 1 s l^gr. 4 Min. and there 
 again had great Billows out cf the South, which conti- 
 nued alio the next Day. Here they concluded, thai 
 
 the (/L.t .liijhnlii, which thc\ liiiiglit tor, lay yet Two 
 luiitiired and hfty I eaguis turtlKr. 
 
 Ihe j-,ih, the hollow Bi'lows out of the .Soi.th ftill 
 Kuuiiiiud, liiili as are lommonlv in the Vr ////.'.Seas, out 
 t.fthcN.W. 
 
 A/ >ilic (d, ilie\ fail'd Wellward, .uul made at Nixin 
 I -. I)e)'r. 1 Mm. Ami tli..t Day ila'\ law K-ieral gre.li 
 iJor.idoes, wlikli were the tirtt tliev had leiii 11. the .South 
 Si a. 
 
 Theoththev made 11 I'egr. :o Min. ami i;iiel's'd thiv 
 weietlKii I', 1 1' I lagues from iheCo.ijf of /v. v. J he 
 fam. l!ay tliev peiviii'd a Hark eomii.i; towards tlicin, 
 wliiili tliev Weill to meet, and ga\e her a dun or two to 
 11 ake her Itrike. nil thole thai wiie in her, either not 
 nidirllandiiu; the I aiiRi ai,e ot the (uiiis, or lefuliiig to 
 do what tlui ioiv,tiiiiided,'ilie Ih^rl lent out their Sinl- 
 
 I .\lu 
 
 . I pled 
 
 ei s, 10 redi'te lier ; upon which llii 
 her etiai'e, but the .Slial|n|> inter- A iiMi.»r 
 
 ll.rii 'A ■ 
 
 •p, with ten 
 
 1 deaioin'd to liiaK 
 
 lier. .Some of her ,\'len, in a lerv great tear, 
 
 llire\v thenilelves ov erboard, ami dili'i s\| of tli'cir Cood, 
 the lame way that thev did their Bodiis. Wlien thev 
 had I oirded her, thote that w\'ie lett made no manner of 
 lelillame, but iimetly ivligmd themfe'ves to the dilpolal 
 oftlie Cnii.iuerors, who i fed them \er\ kindly ; drel- 
 111 g I'loi'e that were xvovmled, and la\ ing the 'i ives of 
 trine that hul leap' I .)\er-board, niid tiiti'rt.iminn all of 
 iiiiiii iiitlkir Viip. There Were belidis the Men, eii'ln 
 Wi.nien, iind leieral Ch.ldren, lo that the whole Kiim- 
 \\ y .imonntr.i to about Ts'.'ei.ty three. 
 
 I iie\ W'. :v a ileanly ne.^t fort of I'eopK, of a reddilli Tif r v,. 
 eo'oiir, «lime ii.iked, ' evu-pr the oblciiie I'arts, which "'"■'■' ■'■ 
 uuviO'.er'd : The Mm had long eiirlJ blaik 1 lair, and 
 tl.i Women lliort like the .Mui in ll'li'.ii.,'. 
 
 ■| he I'ark ihev were in. was of a \er\ ivenli.ir bii'ure . , 
 I'.iid SiiiiCture : It toiU'lUd of rwo C'aiioes f.nttied i'oi;e. ''" "' "■ 
 it.a III tlk' iiiiilll of e.uli of wliiih were laid twobroa.l 
 I'lauks of Red-wood to keep oil tin- Water, and leieral 
 others went eid!s Ironi one C aiioetn the oili.r.whiih weie 
 madeieiy t.ilt and elote abme, .m^ liimu 1 )'ood way 
 ovir on Ixith tides. At the end of one of the (.'aiioi's on 
 Staiboard-lide, there Itoml a Malt with a bork in tlicend 
 of it, where the Yard lay ; the Sail was made of Mats, 
 and tlie Ropes of lueh Stiitf as the Fig-nails in .V/.i/h loti- 
 lilt ot. Thev had no t'ompafs nor Chart, iiorany Fiiriii- 
 lure tor tiie .Seas, but only a tew Filhing-hooks, tlieipper- 
 part of wliiih was .Stone, and the other black Bone, Tor- 
 tnile-lliell, or .MoiIkt .'f I'eirl. Tliev had no need to 
 lade 1 heir N'eU'el with frelli W.iter, tor thev latisfiej 
 themfehes with the I iinior of a few Coio-S'uts; and 
 when that was I'peni, thev had reeourle to the great O- 
 leanfora I'lipply, tliemlelves, an,l iheir linallelt Chil- 
 ilren, drinkiiii; the .Salt- watir \ cry hiartilv. The /;«.'.•/' 
 lent them all I'aek to their \ell'el again ; wliere the Wn- 
 men weleom'd their Husbands with jovfiil l-.mbraees ; 
 and thus happily freed, they fail'd aw: v lo the .South' 
 halt. Hut 1 1 our Difeoicrers. 
 
 'ihe 'leiilli they held a W. and S. W. C onrfe ; and 
 flat Day law leri' high 1 and on I arbr.nd, liim; S. F. 
 and by .S. alout eight J eagiies oH' ; but ilio' they had .1 
 gioddak-, they could iiot'reach ir that L\iv. 
 
 I he F.levcmii A. .\1. iliey came up with a lery high 
 M.iiid ; and a: mil two Leagues .Southward with a- 
 nother niiiih Icwer : And ihe fame Day fail'd over a 
 Hai.k of (ounecn Faihom deep, .ind a fbini bottom, ly- 
 ing about z\\o I eagies from ihe Land, which being palt, 
 ilk-y cini d tind no more (iiouiid. AUiut this time, ano- 
 ther of the aforclaid Barks came up to them, which had 
 (as they generally h.ive) a loolb Canoe in her, ro put out 
 upon ocialicin. She fail'd at that rate, that few OwfcA 
 Ships cou'd outftripher ; her Men (keer'd behind with 
 two Oars, in each Canoe one ; and when they had a 
 mind m wind her, they row'd Ix-fore : But all theic Vef- 
 fels will windthemfelvcs, by only pulling the Oars out of 
 the Wa'er, and letting them go. 
 
 .Sending their Shallop to found by one of thcfe lllands, 
 they w.re inform'd, that there was (jror.nd, tho' (hclvy| 
 at twelve, fourteen, and fifteen Fathom, about aCannon- 
 iliot from the 1 and ; lb they ref ilv'd to Anclior there. 
 Ihe Negroes, indeed, b\ .Signs dirciited them to go to 
 the oih, rllland, and fnli'.l thither before them; but they 
 anchor'd at the end of ihe furmer liland, ai 'Twenty five 
 Fathom, landy Ground, a Cannon-lhot from the Land. 
 This liland lies in 16 De^r. 10 Min. Ic is one entire 
 Mountain, and looks like one of the hMuccn's : Tis all 
 over coier'd with Coto-Trces ; f,r which reafon thev /•„. •>• 
 call'd it C'Co-IjUtid. ' 
 
 The other liland is nrtich lowc. than this, but longer, 
 Iving li. and W. Being at Anchor, there came three 
 Ships, and nine or ten Canoes (which had three or tout 
 I Men apiece; about them, forac of which had put out 
 
 White 
 
 comnvilati 
 
Lib.™ Chap. VUl. 
 
 Trade mth the Negro's, 
 
 4« 
 
 ly yet Twi) 
 
 .Sm.i:h (Vill 
 I'll SiMi, um 
 
 ik' .It Niicm 
 '.mmI ureal 
 u, ilu- .Smith 
 
 f;\icrs'd thiv 
 
 I'd !l. 'I llv- 
 
 iv.irils tlifiii, 
 111 (.r •.«■() ii> 
 r, I'll her nut 
 f u'tiilim; to 
 t tluir Sll;>l- 
 1)11 wlui'h l)it' 
 luillnp inti'l- A I ■ 
 
 piv.it k.ir, "'"^ 
 ilicir (iiioJh 
 
 Wl'.in thcv 
 () m.iiiiicr ' ! 
 I iIh- ililp^ial 
 mil) ; ilri'l- 
 Ik' 1 ivo ot 
 iiminji .ill 111 
 ' iMi'ii, cii'lil 
 aIioIc Kiiir 
 
 (it ,1 r^clililli 1 • 
 '.>ri>, which *•'■ 
 ik I l.iir, .uul 
 
 111. ' 
 
 iiili^ir Hiriirf 
 t'.iltticilti)j;i.'- 
 ul two liro.iil 
 ■, .imi li'vcnil 
 r.whiih ui'ie 
 :l ('iKiil u.iy 
 lu- (.'.null's <iri 
 (irk m tlicciul 
 lailc (.!' M.Hs, 
 in .V/',ri» idii- 
 :or.iiiy Fiiriii- 
 iks, tluTpi<(.-i- 
 k Hoiic, Tor- 
 
 1 IlU IR'Cll to 
 
 lu'v r.ui<(ii.-J 
 
 1-Nuts ; and 
 
 the prcat O- 
 
 ■ illicit Chil- 
 
 The Dutc}' 
 
 Ik tl the Wn- 
 
 1 l-.mlimccs ; 
 
 to the iomh 
 
 iiirfc ; and 
 
 lvm;4 S. H. 
 
 ii' thev had .i 
 
 Ih .A very liipli 
 
 .ird with a- 
 
 l.iil'd over .1 
 
 \ liotrom, ly- 
 
 \\ licinp palt, 
 
 |is time, ano- 
 
 1. which had 
 
 pr, ro put out 
 
 lat tow Dutch 
 
 behind with 
 
 they had ,i 
 
 all thcfe Vcf- 
 
 Ic Oars out of 
 
 Ithclc 1 (lands, 
 J, tlio' Ihcivy, 
 lut a C.innon- 
 Inchor there, 
 hem to go to 
 m ; but they 
 J Twenty five 
 lin the {.and. 
 1 is one entire 
 Vn's : Tis all 
 reafon they cn : 
 
 , but longer, 
 
 cairc three 
 
 Ithrcc or fout 
 
 Ihad put out 
 
 White 
 
 White IlipH, I'l 'lukcn ut I'eaie, as they did the like. 
 The I'anoes were fl.it Utore, and Itiarp Ix-hind. hewed 
 (iiir iit'ime whole piece of Kcd Wood, and wovi'd fail c«- 
 cccdinp Iwiftly. 
 
 Mlieii thcv came ncirthe Itnich Ship, they Icapd, (ome 
 of 'licni, ;nti> the W.ucr, and fwam to it, havmp their 
 H.indstnll of C'(Hi)\ and UbesRixjUi which theybar- 
 l\» r"*!-.' tei'd for N.iiK,.i!kI Heads, pivitip four nr liie Cdtu's for 
 ' '•" ^' .1 N.vl, rr a tinill .Siriiip <it He .ids ; f i that the liuiJ' tra- 
 ded tKlt Day fi r I'lie bundled .indcii'hiy Ocii's. .And 
 this Ir.idebr npiiip fi) many ul them .ilH-ard, that they 
 knew net how ui Kir their Ship ; iliey lent their .Shallip 
 tor'tcothT llland, to tee f.r.iinoie ictnenier.i pl.netu 
 lie in. H"t the Sh.illnp l>c;tip pill p<it um, «■.!■- preleiitly 
 Kl't Iv a luipe nnnlcr of Cannes, tillM with a iii.ul !■ rt 
 ctr. opic, ar.'iid withpre.it ChiU th.it fuithwith lio.ird- 
 ed her, .Mid .v.iek'd the Men. Thcv lirini; their Miil- 
 kets upon thciii, were laitpli'd at l>v the '•av.ipe-, in that 
 \S'rh \n iiui.h foile, they had done folir^'e ham ; Imt the 
 rev touch, when or.e'cf th ni was ll.ot thiouph the 
 UnaO, tliev had done inakinp I'p.irt w.ili the .Musket., 
 and learn'd to keep their dilt.iiKC .i Trtlc W'tter tor ih.: 
 time 10 ciinie. '1 hey were luKy. well pi oportiond Men, 
 nnd pn.-d Swimmers ; but naked, tlri. . illi, and lery fan- 
 tal'ic.il in the dreiritips o( their Hair : Si ne wee it il.' rt, 
 others Innp, fiiiie curl'd, and otlur pla ted and folded up 
 in I'ever.il hail-.iins. 
 
 The Twelfihthey came in their Caiirx-' .ipain, l.iden 
 witli Cocn's, Bananas, IHes Reotv 1 .'-., .uul tVeih 
 Water. There vas a preat Ci tueiMiiii anidtirlt them, 
 ssho ihdn'd pet tirlt tii the Ship ; and thiilc that were be- 
 hind, I'cit'.p i!.u'. out bv them betore, lince they cou'il not 
 leapoicr tiieir Hca.i< they |unip"d ituo the NVater, and 
 fwam iii'.iier the Catu'cs, ho ditip lUmchcs ot Cocusiii 
 their .Mouths, and cl lubiiip up the fides of the Ship 'ike 
 In maiiv R.its, and that in I'uch Swanus, that they were 
 fi.rcil to keep ilu'in oti' wih Staves : The llii:ch barter'd 
 with them that Day for Twehc huf.dre.l C'nco's, wiiich 
 •■ a'ie twelic tueicrv Mans lliare, tjiey beiiip P.iphry liie 
 in all. ■ 
 
 Tlie Kepro's wondrcd very much at the Streiipih and 
 (Jtcatnelis of the />ii/,/i .Ship ; and fomr of them crept | 
 down iindtt it, and knock'd upon the botlotii of it with^ 
 .Stones, to try how Ihonp it was. | 
 
 Til. Vf(..5. TheKini; rf ihole D.irbar ans lent a black Hop to the i 
 r.ii(.<,i,iH-i Sh'.pfn a I'releiu, tharpingihe Mcll'enper to take no Re-i 
 uiiuSlip, ^^.^ril ; and (pi'cklval'ter hccaine iiiml'cif, in a large Ship | 
 r f then tall. ion, at'cii.led wi-.h Thirty live Canoes ; when I 
 he was a little w.iy frnni the Ship, he bepan to call audi 
 cry out aliud, an. I all h's Companv did the like; tliis, 
 K'inp their was ol biddinp Stianpers Welcome. The | 
 /)».•(' received tin m with IJrums and 'I'lumpets, which] 
 iTiiphtily pleas'd an.! I'lirpn z'd them ; an.d the) to ttltitie 
 their .Sence of the I limour that svas done rliein, ns'd all 
 their t'eieiv.onies if l-owinp their Heads, and dappinp 
 their Mands lopether o-, cr them, wliiih they are aeiu^ 
 itoiii'd ;o upon lech Oceaticiis. The Kiiip, out of his 
 >ihip. Cent them a Ma'ien for a Prelem ; wliiih Kin.luels 
 they re^juited with.the (!ifr of an old I lateh.t.rulty Nails, 
 (j als-Be.ids,and .i piece ' f 1 inen C'lothjthinps wlucli I lis 
 Ma'eilv was Idphh pleas'd with, and made iiiaiiy a tine 
 bdw for. Ho was rot ir le known from his Subjects, 
 bv any T( kens, 1 in the Reverence they ll.ew'd him ; tor 
 as thev were all r.aked, I'o he had no (>tl',er Apparel, but 
 th.it which Nature pae him. He wini'il not be peit'wa- 
 ded to come ;'boar.i, thu' the I'r'.ncehis .Son d.ul, and was 
 well en-en li I'd there. 
 
 The Til rteenth, \. M. the Ship was funoimded with 
 a whole .Xniiado of Ships and Canoes, the Kinp himfeif 
 U'inc there in Pcrlon ; and in tlm Twenty three Ships, 
 and Forty h\e Canoes, that compos'd the i'leei, no lei", 
 than Scicn orF.ipht hundred Men. 
 
 1 hev pietended at tifit to come only upon the Delipn 
 of Trade ; and told them by Sipns, that they were their 
 lerypnod Friends; and wou'd lain have them tail to the 
 other lllan.l, where they ll.ou'd lind a iiuich better Ac- 
 coirimi'dation in al! RelpeCVs. 
 
 Hut niitwitliHaiuhn;.' all tiiefe fair I'retenc.s, they fu- 
 fpeJtrd fonic M lehiit' washatchinp bv theli: Barbarians. 
 Neither were thiir Sufpicii ns uiijull ; tor they i]i!ukly 
 bepan to c.ilt theiiileb, es all ro' nd the Ship, ar..l enclos'd 
 itoneicry lide, and then with a preat Outcry, upon the 
 .Alar.n rf a Dium, they pave the .Alfv.ilr. The Kiiif's 
 Ship was the foiv-iiuift in the AoHon, and ruiliM in with 
 Inch a force at the .''•.■.%•. Ship, th.it the Ikadsof t!-.c:wo 
 C anocs before it . >'■ ere I'athM all to pieces, w ith the \ i )- 
 Icnic of the Sho( I. . The rell came en as well as they 
 coii'd, attd Ihov. eiM in pte.it Stones upon iliem. Rut 
 r'H' l^itt.'i ih-ew ill I'ch Q;iatuities of Pellets amonpll 
 ihciu 1.1 r ..''ilirii M.iikets, and three gre-at Guns loa.led 
 
 Tilt /nd..j»J 
 
 'ili'ili tti.: 
 
 with Muiket-lhot, and Kail^, that allthofe in the Canoet. 
 that lay witiiin reach, were pl.id to ieaie lUeiii, aiul leei> 
 their Refupe in the Water, lleing ihiu pur to the Rmit, 
 they Jifpeis'd ihemlelvei, and Ihifted tor their lives a» 
 well as they coi'd. 
 
 Thefe treachcrou\ Peonle were the Iiihabiianis oi tin 
 lower of fliele iwo Illands , wlieh ilui.fore ihej rall'd ''''■'"'/>"' 
 r.i/m.j lll.tii.l. 
 
 IIk) (it fail fioiii heme the fame IX\ , .mi liekl their 
 Ciuirfe W. and W. by S .And the Fouruenth came li> 
 amnher llland, aUuit Tliiiiy I caputs d llant from the 
 former. They lall'd this 11 j-lj / ., becaul.' tlies hop J'*"'' '■"' 
 hereto n.eit wi'h ll.'ine Reficii.iiui r Bur lintliup no 
 Cr.und at the lllai.d, they lint u i 'iieir ,Shjlloji tol'Miiiid 
 aloi ;■ the Slu.ai ; whiih r>;..rii'd Wi-Ji rtiu' News of ,i 
 (lony botKmiat loiry Failmi,;, al'nui a Mus'\i t-.Lot f.oii. 
 ih.e .Shoar.foiini lines n\ CM 1 hsc, and ili ny ImUioiu ; and 
 uta little dillaiKc apaiii.no botiuiii aiall. 
 
 'i he f' ./ I' J came hsie wiih ten oi twelie Caii.io, n' 
 bart.r : 'Ih. \ bi'iuphi .■ fm.i'l paiiel of lliinp lilhc*, tor 
 which they hal Bc.ids in exiliaiipe : A.id whatlixMr the 
 one pave, or tl'e u.'ier r.vciv'd. .vas coii.cy'd on lunh 
 tides, b. a Rtpc lei dovsii frciii the .Stern of the .Shi)'. 
 But thcfe lame lii.H.m went (Voiii this Traile pref'Otly to 
 another which wa,s worfe. i/-,. r"! bii.p the Slullop ; 
 whuhihcy fi.iind einplo\'d inl'ound np, ..i fome dill nice, 
 from the Shi]'. Tl..') oifei'd lo beard lur, anildi.ii; her 
 away ; but they in tlieSha'hp, with their duns I'lke'j 
 and Cuft'.illi., p.i c them fueh an Fiitrrraitinunt, th.it 
 ha\ inp Iceii two ( f tlicir Company kill'd they wtic phu) 
 to hiiri\ away as fill as ilu.'y cou'd ; And wl'.ile ilielc 
 were beaten an,l maul'd upon the Water, ilieir FricniJ'! 
 lb O.I and cried fortl-.eni alluar. 
 
 ■| his llland was full of blaek Ciitfs that were green 
 on the top ; 'twas well llockM with Coc('-Trees, and fe- 
 veral Ions of Herbs : There were fe eial FUufes alone 
 the Sea-lide, and a pnat Village ihfe by the Siraiid. 
 There was no conieniei.t Ar.eliorinp heie, i: liciiig ex- 
 treamly rduph luar tlie lllai.d , up. ii whch fcore they 
 left It. and lad'd aw.iy So. th Wcit, intending to purfue 
 the Ditioicry of a Southern C. titinent. 
 
 The I iphteenth, they were under i6 Depr. 5 Min. 
 where they had vcr> uncertain W. Winds : Aii.l nowthey 
 licpan to conlult about ihe future profecution of their 
 Vojapf. 
 
 W.ltirm SJ«ii-cH, ihe Mader, told them, That they 
 wire now at leall Sixteen hundred I.capues liallwari 
 from the Coall.sdf ;'f. c, and as they had Hot vet difco- 
 ler'dany pan of the South Land, lb neither wa'i there any 
 likeliho.'d of their doinp il. Thai the) had tail d much 
 fjither Wethvar.l than they hill mtcnded ; aiul thatpoinp 
 on in that Courfe whish they had lu'.heito purfi'd, ihey 
 tliould ccitainly fall Southward upon S:iv Cin'iic.i, where 
 if they found no palliipe, the) mull una. oi.lably be loll ; 
 liiue'iwould U- impodiblc to po bask faflward apaiii, by 
 reafon of the Falterly Winds that blow cciminually. 
 
 I'ponthcle, an.l other .Accounts, lie pnpos'd it as the 
 1 ell nay to alter their Courfe, and la. I Northward, fo as 
 to fall in Nortiiward iiptm .Vea- '..,.;..•;. 
 
 ThisPropofallack.l with lii nun) pood Reah.'ns, was They alici 
 embrac'd by all the Con.pauv, lo ihat the) immedi.itely ''itics^i-Tii;.' 
 detLrmined to hold a N. N. W. Cour.c. 
 
 Ihe Nineteenth, their Courle Northward, they had ' 
 1 Illands at Noon, about S 1 capites diilance from theiii,Oilu'rl'' 
 liinp N. F". and by F. and that feem'd to be a Cannon- 
 Ihdt ditlant fn in eai h other. V\ on th.s they lleer'it N.E. 
 iiiiendmp to fail iboi t the 1 and.hai inp I'aii Weather, l- 
 a fmall (iaie to lirinp them a.'oiip. 
 
 'File Twentieth, they toiitinus.i Hill labourin; • \\i 
 to the Land. 
 
 The 'Fwenty (irft, being about a league from ■. 
 land, they werevilited b) twoCati )C.s, lo whom, tho 
 they pave no manner of provocation, yet tliey wcrerude- 
 Iv inUilted by f me of them, who began to hollow, and 
 tliieatncd to dart their Wooden .'>H.-.payes at th .111. But 
 upon the Difehaipe of the (j\ ns from the ."iliip, thefe bold 
 Hciflois bepan to icaiiipei, and that in no little liafte and 
 cniifiilicn, leaving behind them two of their Company 
 dead, and a Shir, whiehthey h.id Itolen out of the Ship, 
 and hail now no Si.'maeh 'o c.itry away with ihem. 
 
 The 'I'wenty Ucond, there came more oft 'em to the 
 Ship, but upon very fricn.lly and pe.iceableTcr.iis, bring- 
 ing Coco's. Ubes R'Mrs, and roaltcd Hops, wlmh tney 
 bartered for Kiiiie.s, Bead;, and Nails. Thefe Pe.ipic 
 were all as curious in the Arts of Swutiininp and Diving, 
 as thufe ill ii..i'<i'.- llland, and as well vers'd intiio.''eof 
 C'heatinp and .Stealin;', t.'o ; whiUi iliey iieici fail'dio do, 
 'f an (.ppoitunity were given them. 
 
 Their 1 loules llo.id all along ihe .Strand, which were 
 fovor'd wlch Leaves ac the top, at.d lud a lort of a Pent- 
 
 G h'iufif 
 
 nn.l i:..i 
 Ndrtti'Vdi 
 
i 
 
 • 1 
 
 Hi 
 
 ■I 
 
 i 
 
 ■J ! 
 
 I 
 
 ii 
 
 fi 
 
 : f 
 
 1 ■„ 
 
 42 
 
 Their Lnjloms in hatin^^ &c. 
 
 Lib. I. 
 
 Ilimli' it the Umic til larry utt tliw Wittr. 1 Ih\ »ii 
 
 I' w n tfdt liifb. .iiul H in coiir.m, furniili'il with 
 iiothiiip hit .1 Hi'ifiif iir\ Hvrl \, nri /npljig-RoJor tw", 
 aiiil :\ i.-nnt C'lili: 1l.kf>.' wti- all ihf Oiiiaiiinn '\in 
 t'f till- r.i'nii-, jiul ihr Kiri(' hiiifill I .iJ tm 11 ore. 1 lie 
 
 iho Sh;]! 
 
 /'/if.i ti lilil lulC fl nil II li\i tlUilH.li tl r W.ltlT I 
 
 ■| Ih- '. I'll, thi'v |i lit J lit' tlic priiicii .1I Min "I 
 111 hl.iM ill .1 hiii-nilil i|' wiili iIk h.l.'" u .inil to be »% 
 1 litl. Ills .11111 iii(,ll till 111, li.uiiif! 11 ilnrriiom <l lnJi.ii 1 
 It (JimIiiv .il-n.iiil, wliniiilKy ni.\i!c M-ry wc'iimii'tlicrc. 
 ji^iul till" / 1(1.'./' ,ill,oii.' hill \ir\ j;iiai ri ijicCt p.iiil tlicui U 
 the Km-i'; lie in.iilf lliiin .1 I'rI'.iil 1I 4 HoU', .vr' it' 
 
 v'liiili IS tin lltrli .i(' wliiih ihey makf theif Drmk* 
 i.iili of wlikli li.iving iraiimi'il ill « Moii.ht'iil ot it, they 
 l'.F.iii 111 iliiw all uig«h.ri lavmn ih.iwil ii .1 while, 
 thi'v I'"' It out <>' till ir Muiiilis 1 
 
 illlV 11 
 
 t lisl'i 
 
 (.■"Tie e.liiie lut n 
 
 .ir ilie /'K'lV Hi. It 10 
 thiiii, while 'lie\ wetv Kiihi.g V.inr, he vm)u\ 
 ihein :.\\.y hiirU't', or niilir 
 
 I 
 
 ot his Men to i 
 
 W H *ii IjiiN .ill Itmiil ill \erv pivai .iwc 1 1 li 
 
 ere I'e.iiliil (4' h.iv.tipaiiy i.f tlieir Criii,ci.Mi.u.e liniiwn 
 
 tr> hii 
 
 t'lr fine of tliem h.ivin); Ihile .a C'lirtl.ils, .i 
 
 inir.f .liiit le.ni; tn.v 
 'rimf vns I iii-riM. 
 
 Je to rne 1 t iheK 
 
 11(1 
 
 Dfre 
 
 thr 
 
 founilli ilniMiM, toi thv wrmin 
 
 he ii.til iln e j .ir.il leliiliA fi le'il u> iii.»ke ultif 
 n- tli.nf, 1h.1t, thcl'fi'eerliy.n f^'>l th.ui.ei.i 
 
 oil ' 
 I 
 
 .\.ul 
 
 well tro, f ■ r if the Kiiie hM\ kiovvii i', he v. 1. ml eei 
 Miiilv l.ne li.ul hi» lie.iil 1 tl'. '! Iiile pHj'le Were n- 
 
 treiieS trii'htiil .It the rmfe i.f the (iiiiis, .inl uri'li .nn 
 
 <lili hiifie wi u'll (K like lii n an\ 
 
 M.ul-ii 
 
 X-: 
 
 K 111' haxiii" .T ilel'ne to he.ir rn.- of the (re. it (lun lei 
 n-f, ami 1 cini', let iiuiler his C.iiu (ly, with I'n 1 of hi- 
 
 t'oiiitiei< al'oii' hi 
 lit theli 
 
 i:ii, ill frt.ir finhi', t ('oii ilie i:n'i | 
 xyW not 1 f his .Si, 
 
 iiH 
 
 ami let ii|' .1 nii 
 into the Voi)i*N with all his ("ni.n i.f> .iftii him, ami i.u 
 
 {•irlw ilioiis I t ihe l)u\i iiniM p 
 
 Th 
 
 hlly 111 
 
 I aiil ii'ihtliey went aihoic a(!aiii tonaticriul 
 
 Hops, liei iMi!i! pet 111 ne, the hi.l'.tm I'emp reiliiiil m li 
 Ifraij-'liiv iheirfeln s, lUMns; r,oiliir(', I'ln Cmn's, H.in.ii 
 I 'lis-Ri OS, ami a lew Mips, left: Yet tin Km;; en 
 wni'.rcil rel'pei't aiul kiiulmfs 10 tlu 
 
 (:■ .'.vin of mill his I.iiiiienai't pii 
 
 I uili 
 
 1.1 he 
 ti thur Crow lis from i lie 11 own 
 
 I leads, an. I la iheiii upon tliel liaJsi f iwinif ih.e 
 
 fe C'ri w 
 
 I'S \\eie iiije 
 
 le of wU'. 
 
 a .iiiil 
 
 rreeii Fe.ithers. whiili their I'ariits .iiiil Dmesilu lui'l'K 
 
 lie li.uk, ^nil 
 
 Iho Krg u! 
 1111" iiher 
 
 I'l 
 ami f 
 
 iiph, anil pyiiril U'iiu-r iij' 
 
 ntii ,1 large WooUe 
 
 on II, MX 
 
 \t\ 
 
 to Itirritip 
 
 ip ont, ami luNiiip (.rd's'il out .ill 1 lit audi 
 
 iiel., theyprefent.il it in Cups in the iwii KiliC*. 1 hey 
 
 veere fo enil likcwife, .is 10 olTer ilir /)/,;J. fomcrjf it 
 
 wivi wire reail, 10 Vomit at the light nf the l're|'.iraiiiiii. 
 
 Ast. rthe FiLinp pan of the I ntertaiiinirnt, it loiililliil 
 
 ot rins.Koi.t. roaUeil, ai il Hogn ilnfs'il after a »erv rh'liMii 
 
 ii.fc inantier. They hail ripp'.l up ,he Hellies, ami takiii 
 
 Hilt thi (oi'sof tlieni , iiiil tlun piutinf; hot JnoiieMdtu 
 
 ihcir Bell 
 
 ul f 
 
 ipiiip otf the ijiithde Hair, without 
 
 of ill. 
 
 P f 
 
 ilieni with : ■lheHo\esare wliue upc 11 t 
 Mack everv where I'fe, eMept the Hreart ; ami e\er> oi.e 
 ofthe K'.np's Council h is one of tliel'i fr.'.ir,;' I'y him < \\in 
 a .Stick. 
 
 The J7th a. I vS-h, they pi.t all ilieii- W.iii-ralwaii! ; 
 at wh'ch tnre, t;'i- M.illet .iml the Mi'iili.iiit went alliore, 
 with the Tnmipits, wliuh pro\M a \ery ihvertiiip Mii- 
 I'ck to !l,L Kiiip. lleie he toKl ih.iiiot !i's Wars wiih 
 ihcni of the 1 'her llhin.l , .iml It.ew'il :iiiii- le-eral of llie 
 Caves .'.ml Ihiik.ts wlivte they i;s'il to p'ave their Aii.- 
 lii'l'eaiks anil i,-,y lurkini; lot (Vhanta^es ap.iiiill eaili 
 other. They pl.-iinly foiiiil that he was haifnl they haj 
 ! me Del. I'll ijxii Ills C' iiiitry , lor to liraw them 1 If 
 iriiiii tl'.enee, he won'il fain have enpapeil ilieiii in a War 
 with the Kinj; tf the o-her llluul ; nay, he otier'il 10 
 l.irctiuniro be pone, ;el!',ii;.', iIkiii, 'I I'.ai if they wouM 
 fo in tv o Da's, lie wouM pi\e them 10 Mops, ai.il a 
 i;o»iil parcel if Cieo's. Yet, m twithftaiuiinp his Snf- 
 picions, he n-.i.ilc ilieni a Vilit a SliipUaii!, I'ra-in;' 
 svhen he enter'il the .Ship, aii! l'ia\inp ine\ery Cahhin he 
 laire into; as alio, he .-iKvays iliil when any of ihe 
 Diiicr came ailoie to him. Hi'. Men carry M it with a 
 mighty (leal cfS'.l'niiilion to then', kiilinp their Feet, and 
 layiiip them tr.- fs their Kicks, w nh all the tokein of awe 
 ar.il tear that tlie\ lOn'.l enprefs. 
 
 . The ^(.tli was iiiaiie a Uav of ">olemnities, byiliceo- 
 tninj; ofthe K np of the other lllaiij to \'ir.t the Kinj; 
 
 liW,.l co.r.ii.of this. Ih' liiiiie seith a Tram of jt.u of h.s nakcJ I'.- 
 il'iws. that hail lii'iichcs( f preui Hcrlsftuik alioiit ilteir 
 miiliilis, of which ihey pre;'are th^ir Ur;nl; : .Aiul that 
 he ivipht he lure to 1 e weic. nie, he bro'.:pht li llops 
 alonp w itli li.m too. When tliele two I'rincss were w I'.li- 
 in liplit of e.iili o-.h'.i, they hcpaii to how ami fuape. and 
 
 ihtrCi-c- nm;{^.|.\j „,,t t^-nain Prayers to ihemfclMs : Mlicn thev 
 
 tiioliai 111 , I , ,• ,, 1 ■.,,,- ,1 , ' 
 
 s.liiinBiiili '"t-'^ 'hey I'dih lell ilown with ilieir hacis Hat upon the 
 oiliir, jtrormi, and al'er fcural vers ilranpe ptlli res lUe.l, th.y 
 
 pet up ipi n their Leps, and walk'd away to the St.us 
 provided tor them ; lAhere, afti r they had ehop'd out 
 i'oir.c irinv ff their I'ra\ us, ami 1 ow.d viry rcverenily 
 t ;onear,o;iicr apain, wuh iinich adoihty fate down mi- 
 ller the Kin;'.'s Canopy. ;^iid now to m.-,ke the ftrarpi. 
 Kinp tie more v\ eleeiiif, a iNUII'iiiper wasi'.ilpa'.rh'd to lia 
 n .(.; ■ .'•i'ip, tri p.,-t their l.riai.s and Truiipn- all.on.- ; 
 fi the riumpit- finii.iieil, iinii a Maitli w.'.s hiat up, to 
 the '.cry .piiat hiiiteriaininent of tin- twoKiii;-!. .-fm 
 th:s, they pnpard fit a luieii.n l?aiuiiuv, ami in order lu 
 it, 1-cpan t'l n I'ke le.i.dy ihei;- 1 iquor, which tlity did in 
 il'.is liovei.ly manner: Tin re comes into ilie I'refence a 
 ■i.'i..,! Diir.v, company of hellow.;, wiih a good iieanitty of Catu, 
 
 y (.irther dreirmg, nr eleanlhig, ihev wen lit forth, 
 N.iipyrahli. 'Ihc) pufentid two of thel'i I logsto the 
 niiii., with all the I ortii and Cereii ony whuh they iile 
 to (heir Kiiips la ' ' " .... 
 
 then kneelini;, wi 
 
 Ih 
 
 p ilieiii lirft upon iheir 1 li.ad», and 
 ng, wuh iiuich humilit\, Kft tlitiii .it their 
 
 tor 
 and 
 
 ey gau- thciii, luiidis, i 1 mute ale 
 
 vliiihthiy reecu'd .irnfuitof Knue., old Na 
 Ika.'s, .IS piquing to iheih as fai liciur ihings. '1 hi U 
 Kopli were ol a liaik yellow eoioiii, Itrmig and wel - 
 proportion'il l<odu., f,, i.ill and hig, ih,,t ii,c laig.d 
 imonglt the Diit t wond luNe Ken iinithd In tk- le.lll 
 
 •Jl 
 
 It) w.it. 
 d 
 
 the it ll.iir, l"c 
 
 Imiie - 
 
 tnzi'il, foiiietied 1 I' inkints j I'onie had it Handing holt 
 privl.' iij.'niheifHi.i.l.s !:ke Hogs liriltle^, one iiuartcr o'' 
 1 rll h ph. The King, and fume of hii( ouiticrs, h,id 
 
 irili l'< .1' 
 
 Ion;; I otk.s h: nginp down below their Hips, hjuiid 
 
 wuh a knot or u\o, Im: ilic Women w 
 
 'ole 
 
 id heliil 
 
 and i'l.Miap'd, ai 
 
 es, iverc VI 
 
 ellies like ,S.-,nht 
 
 I'reall 
 
 ry ugly 
 
 1" 
 eie .ill ii'oi 
 
 bi 
 
 pp'd 
 
 II 1,11 
 
 Iwapping down i,, ilmr 
 
 The-) fl 
 
 f Deuiion, .uul all Worldly Care and rt.ideme, h\in 
 
 |idl as the Inferioiir .-V 
 
 Sexes went n.ikid all to ihi- 
 a^I'eiiple wholly void boih 
 
 felf pt 
 .lullry. 1 he\ 1 
 
 nin.alsdo, npon wliai i\w hartli 
 Hit ilf folieitations of .Ait and In- 
 
 leithcr Sow nor Reap, Bt 
 
 any thing for a l.i\elilioo,!, but le.iie ,dl t 
 
 Sell, 
 
 i)f N 
 
 a'.uie, whiih if it fiili 
 
 • Care 
 
 It any tune tiny mudllarvc 
 
 And they havc.is little regard to the 1 awsof Oi 
 Modelty too, as to thole of Ci\il I'tudence a 
 
 for they'll make ufe of their Wi 
 
 Ciiiiy Jill] 
 ndP 
 
 OliCV 
 
 ives openly, in thepreatelt 
 .Alleiiibiy ; ay, and before their Kin£ too, as much a^ 
 tliev reverence him, 
 
 Thisllland they cill'd //frMf.(/?rtB</, from the Nainc of 
 the Town from whence they came j and the Bav where ""■"'(''" 
 they Anchord, Ziiii -H.i; after the Kane ofthe .Ship... 
 
 1 he Pay Iks upon the ,Soutli-lide of the 1 ami, in a Dock """■"■" 
 under 14 deprees 16 n inutes, 
 
 Jii'iet. tlun fet Sail from hence, vilitinp no I and till 
 thciill, when tlie\ nude towards a \ery low Illand, 
 that lay .S. .S.W. K- W. I'tom them, and in .) dipreis 47 
 minutes. Kcar it were feveral Sands that (hetelu'd K.W, 
 froni otf the I and, as all'o 3 it 4 fmaller lll.iml., and ve- 
 ry full of Trees. Here a Canoe eanie up to them, of 
 the fame cdd failiion with i hole before ilekrilul, and the 
 Tetple 111 it iiueh of ihe fame nut, only blacker, and 
 Ann'd wiih P.ows and Arrows, which were ihe lirlk they 
 had fecti amonpfl the l>i.!i>-rs of the Si uth-Sea. They 
 told them, by Sipns, that there was more I and, and good 
 Conieniciues for a Ship, to K had. W'elUvard, where 
 thii.- King ilwrlt ; upon which Infcrmaiioii, they held .1 
 Wetfirn Coiirfe again. 
 
 The i:d, they faii'd W. ."k \V,&l.y N, under 4 degrees 
 4? nviuites, ami that Day liiw ar k.ilt 1 1 or n lllands, I^oIV' 
 one ilole by another, lying W.,S. W. fii.m rhem, .ind 
 -eaehing S.ii. &c K. W. abmit half a I cague, but the 
 left them a I ailxiard. 
 
 The I4tli, the Wind S. they f.iw -i 'owlllands a I ar- 
 liiard, bins S. W. from thcin, the one very fnull , the 
 (tiler two each of then, two Miles lo.ig, all very full of 
 Trees. They call'd them the C>'.-).-,77.ii(,// ; the Ihore,;,, 
 .ibout was rapped and e'itfy, and allowed no Anchoring. 
 Ano'hcr hijh Illand prefenied it felf wiih 7 or 8 Hon ell 
 lor:liripht, lying W. ^ by N. which tiiey faii'd by th.; 
 
 2 5tli, St. jciii li.ift,Ji\ Uif^ and therefore call'd it St, 
 >'• / It's- ijhii.l. At this time they faw very high Land to the ,^ .,,,.,.,. 
 
 hieh they thought lobe the I'lant ot Nfir-'juj'/.r.j ; 
 
 eiluii. 
 
 tiey 
 
 ■ iiifl' 
 
 S.W. e.ihieh 
 
 ihev reach d it by Koon, and failing along by it, and 
 lindinp no Anchonnp, fu.t the Shallop to Sound, hut no 
 bottom lou'd be dihover'd. Here 1 or j Canoes of bar- 
 baruus People ailiiiilted the Shallop withiheirSlinps, but 
 ihe (iiiiiis i.itiieil ilie Day, and quickly ililjier.s'd'tl'.em : 
 ■| hey Were very black, eii'.irely nuked, and fpakc a l.an- 
 puapc quite dilf^rent from the former. They kept fires 
 upon their Ccall all that Kighc, and lome of them 111 their 
 Canoes c.iiiie lurking about the Ship ; and tho' the /)(,?,/■, 
 whetr.liey had diltovei'd them, did all they cou'd to ob- 
 lige 
 
 IJIiiut 
 
 ■HI no btiicr Ir.aiitni C 
 «km i!ic niiffiofl, 
 
 Their Ca 
 appcar'd 
 which thi 
 with Cha 
 They pic 
 rot to br 
 from wh 
 Coco's. 
 
 7«/v I 
 Ifland of 
 and quid 
 the fame 
 Peace, h: 
 came int 
 were not 
 upon the 
 felvcs upt 
 with thei 
 draw her 
 cave a bi 
 but the ( 
 Guns, fh: 
 were fore 
 a far grc 
 faii'd pea 
 .-nd hoidi 
 
 Theic 
 low Lane 
 Ifland : t 
 rent oft' to 
 
 The 3d 
 Leagues 
 minutes. 
 
 The 4t 
 Dicntion'd 
 great and 
 of them a 
 were fomi 
 from each 
 Icfs. 
 
 The«tl 
 they had, 
 
lib. I . ^^^|,^p viir *Blac\ Indians, and Vvformd 'People, 
 
 uf ir, I hey 
 ii .1 whi'c, 
 c WiiiAli-n 
 If) Itiiriii); 
 I I tic gi <xl< 
 io«. I liey 
 foiiic of ir, 
 'rti'.iratidti. 
 ir lunliltikl 
 
 , ami lakiri 
 bioni'ii uitu 
 
 lir, without 
 i lit fur ilic 
 1 I>/gs III the 
 ivh they iiic 
 
 1 U.ulk, lllj 
 
 III .ic tlicir 
 ali\c i Xux 
 , N.iilt, >iiul 
 iij'N. 1 hi U 
 
 l|( .lllll uci - 
 
 ■ lie Uigi'U 
 >y tlx: U.ilt 
 urlM, r..MiiT.^i^,.,,, 
 taiiilin^ liolt ,iii, I'rii' 
 iriliiaricr <-'' 
 uiucr-, li.».l 
 >, Kjiiiut I'll 
 
 .ill iroin'J 
 
 LmII}', 111, It 
 
 HM1 ii/ilmi 
 .i.l.illioiln- 
 ly \u.il Liii'.i 
 kiuc, li\ir)i 
 i.ii ilu Imi'iIi 
 
 All .inJ lii- 
 Mir Stll, iKir 
 tn the Circ 
 
 niiilt liarvi'. 
 Uiciiiiy anil 
 c and Pol.cy, 
 1 the prcault 
 as much as 
 
 thi; Knmc of 
 
 |ofthc ,Ship.^,„„.j,, 
 I, in a Duck 
 
 no I .lllll till 
 low lilai.J. 
 
 ,) ik.i;rci.s 47 
 
 tiludNAV. 
 ,nil-, nnJ vi- 
 
 \(i thi'iii, ijf 
 ilul, Aiul iho 
 
 ilatkir, .iiul 
 
 111- lirlt ilic> 
 
 ■Sea. 'Ihcy 
 
 lu), and pood 
 
 ,vard, whux' 
 
 tliiy held a 
 
 I \ lllands, 10;,;.,;, 
 n them, r.nd 
 uc, liiit ihcy 
 
 lands a 1 ar- 
 
 finall , the 
 very full of 
 ; the l^ore,•; 
 
 Anclioiin^, 
 r 3 Hovels 
 laild lis tiK 
 caird it St. 
 
 Land to the ^ .j,,,,... 
 
 liy ic, and 
 
 ind, Init no 
 iiu.es of bar- 
 iiSlinps, but 
 l]">er.s'd tl'.cm : 
 fj-akc a Lan- 
 'ley kep: tires 
 ilitm 111 their 
 ho' the />;.f./', 
 y cou'd to ob- 
 hge 
 
 43 
 
 1 .. thrtu vet ihev woii'd iindorft»ml mmc of 'heSitM 
 ^Z,^X lor Hro'ifions l... anf-crM .11 ^.-h horrik 
 n.l^ and outcrus. They WhorMihn Nigh. « 4J F^ 
 ,1 HI, ...Hvei, grounti. in . Bay about .he F<"m « «hc 
 I and- tlu-Onimiy WM hif,h and Rrmi. »nd alh>rd«d « 
 [.Icafam Vrofi-eCt. ami lay »« d'cy l!"rf««l) '«♦" ' <n^'=* 
 
 TheiMh, A-xf M.W./.m, there c«iik 8 Canofiiip to 
 the .Ship, well hird «th ihcfc B.ir/';.'MW, and thcv II 
 well ^rm'd. after theirmanner. with Clubt,. W'Xxl'n- 
 Swiiid* and Slinn*. 1 he l^uuh treated ihem kindly, and 
 e u e them leveral lov. to i>r.)curc their lavour. or at KaH 
 V,*.f. andficolom ft on. any difturUncc Ij then;, but 
 the Villaun were n-t tube eoiiquerd by Kindrels nor 
 tiiieht by R""J Manners by any th im but the g-tat 
 f„f prifeinly they affviilted the Ship with all their 
 inii d It obftinat.ly till the t"aiii.on-!fot had 
 or I a of 'hem ; 'Mien they Ugan to Hy 
 
 'rtf* lii^* 
 
 (.1111*. lor pri 
 foicc, and eoniin 
 
 Rdiic through '••--.,, , • , •, f- 
 
 t,, tiieir oil Kefuge, the Water, to dive and Iwiiii for 
 their 1 ivev, but the Shallw ptirliniigthcni, knock .1 lome 
 on the Head, took ) Prifonen, and 4 <'t their Caiims 
 ^^htch niadehrmg for the Ship. And now they coil d 
 underrtand Sijmi*. and ptixiire Hop^ .ind Bananas lor 
 thofc of them that were Priloners, to Ranfoin themlelvcv 
 ■ j,„t biiore they did not know what the Dmcl meant b* 
 
 their Signs. And tho' the Du/W' were f.i (lenerous ji to 
 tM\c one wounded Man his I.ilictty. yet they were fo 
 V (i.'tnii as to let another, in a Utter condifon, at ten 
 Hf.J Ranfoni, whi^h undoubtedly w»j the fulhalncof 
 
 This Ifl'ti'l afforded a fort of Bird< that were alt red, 
 and North of it '..ay another Illand, of which they nude 
 no other DilVovery, than only it< pofition tothn. Thev 
 concluded ihefe I'c'iple to U- I'apiios. In-caiife ot ih< ir 
 (hort hair, and particular Diet ot Betcic mud with 
 
 'i'hc xStli '*'■/' M'riii. they fet Sail from hence, and the 
 
 next Day held a N. W. .■<< N. W. «< by N. Coiiill-. with 
 
 alliiftingWind till Ntxin, and then a Calm. Ihey had 
 
 the Point of thelllandm Mew till the Evening, iho' they 
 
 fail'd alorf by the land, which was very full of Bays 
 
 andTurnii.i;s, and reach'd N. W.& N.&by W. and the 
 
 fame Day they faw ? high lllands more, that lay Nonli- 
 
 H ward from the great otie about s cir * Miles, being then 
 
 I in ^ degrees zo minutes. r . . , . 
 
 S The iiJih, Ante Mmiitm, leveral Canoes of the black 
 
 T.^no'^;;,, Jrdinn, came up to them, and Boarding the Ship by per. 
 
 II..". he million, brake Staves over the Dl(^■/ mSign of Peace. 
 
 eili.ii. 'ihcJrCanocs were finer than the Others, and thtrmfelves 
 
 appcar'd more Civil and Modelk, coveting the PudenJa 
 
 I which the otheri did not. They rubb'd their Hair over 
 
 i withChalk, atfeChng to have their black LccksPowder'd: 
 
 They pretended to Ik fo Poor, that they came to Keg, and 
 
 rot to bring anv thing to the Ship 1 yet thole four lllands. 
 
 from whence ihefc Wi.iw came, atfoided food llore of 
 
 July I. /♦"'f Mt'i'l'ci", ^^n Anchor'd between an 
 Ifland of I Miles long, and the firm Land of Sen-Guinea, 
 and enuckly were ftirruiiiidcd wiih i', Ariu'd Canoes of 
 the fame People, vvh^, the Day before, in Token of 
 Peace, had broke their Staves over their Heads, and now 
 came intending to bral-.e them upon thein. The Indi.Uij 
 were not tedious in their Ceremonies Ixforc they cntcr'd 
 upon the work they came upon, l of them hx'd them- 
 felvcs upon 1 Anchors that then hung out of the Ship, and 
 with their Girdles lictiaii to tug the Ship, thinking to 
 draw her adiore ; the rell lay about the lides of her, and 
 gave a bri^kOnfet with their Slings, and other weapons, 
 but the cverlafting plague of the B-irlwi.ws, the great 
 Guns, (hattcr'd Men and Canoes at that rate, that they 
 were forc'd to retire, with the lofs of 11 or 1 j kill'd, and 
 a far greater numlicr wounded. After this hght, they 
 fail'd peaceably along the Coafts, having a pood gale, 
 .-nd holding a W. N. W. and a N. W.& by W.Courfc. 
 
 The ad they were in 3 degrees li minutes, and faw 
 low land a 1 arlxjard, and right before them i low 
 Ifland ; they fail'd gently W.N.W. with a flight Cur- 
 rent off to the Water E. N. E. 
 
 The 3d, they faw high I and bearing Weft, about 14 
 Leagues from the other Illand, and in 1 degrees 40 
 minutes. 
 
 The 4th, as they were palling by the 4 Iflands aforc- 
 mcntion'd, they had a (udden profpeiJl of 13 others, 
 great anti fmall, high and low, which they left the molt 
 of them a Star! oar'd, and only a or 3 a LarUiard. Ihey 
 were fome of th' m a League, lome a Cannon-fliot diltant 
 from each otlKr,aiid lay in z degrees 30 min. little more or 
 lefs. 
 
 bcarln|| S.W. and this they thought tn Ifihc Hill Cww 
 mtnitft in Bjndu ; but a nearer approach difenvcr'd three 
 Hilli more like ir, that he to the North, aUnii 6 or 7 
 I eagues diftam, ajid this fight deicrmin'd that Hii'r<i to 
 be that of ttwilo. Behind ir lay a large Trae'\ ol Land 
 E. & W. and reaching E. S. t. of a very j'roat extent, and 
 Very uneven} this they guefs'il to be Nft-Oui'iea, but 
 held off from it that Ni)(ht. 
 
 Ihc 7ih, A. M. thiy uil'd towards thifemighry Hilli 
 ihey had in nrofps'tfl ihc day iKfore, and tound lome of 
 them to be Kj/uiji'i ; for which renloii thev ii.nn'd thi) 
 Illand yuk ni't-tjlunii, there being to good a ici'rclemation„^ , 
 of hii burning Forge. The Illand was Well lnh.abited,//i','r' 
 •nd full <if Coco's, but there wis no co.ivenicniy of 
 Anthormg there : The People wnen.ikeil, and exirmitf. 
 ly fearful of the l)iiicl\ and their Langnatre lo very dif- 
 ferent from all therealviiits, that I lime of tiie ilMfilLJ tlicy 
 had with (hem cou'd iinderltaril tlieiii. '1 iiere ap|>car'd 
 more lllands to the N.?"< N. W. butrhey held i!i:ir Courfe 
 to a very low one that lay N. W.Mc bv W. Iioiu them, 
 which they reaih'd that I- r'ening. J he Wat' r here they 
 obferv'il to l<e of tlivers colours, preen, white an.l yef- 
 low, winch proba! Iv was the ertli't "f tlieiiu\.ute of 
 fome lUvers, I ecaufc it w.is tar Ivm. ..' il,,in the .Sea- 
 watei, and was full f.f I.e.nes and U' ni'Ii- t Trveij 
 fume of which had Hiid^ and Crab'- fallen d pi niliem. 
 
 llieKth, they held a W.S. W. S( W.N.W. Courl'e, 
 having 3 Staiboatd a hi|'h liland. and anoilwr lomeihina 
 lower on I arUiard ; 'Ihey riMcli'd the L.aiul, /' // M't.l, 
 the faille Day, and .Anchor'd at 7.-' lathom, m a pond 
 f.indy bot'om, :iUiut a C.iniion ihnt f 11 rh-llu-.e : 1 h's 
 Ifland was 111 i iUi;reei 40 minutes, l.-ein'd to be a'l un- 
 healthy plate, and yielded nothin;; tonliderab' !• • \ lit. 
 
 tietiinger. ' 1 was Inhab.ted ly ''ayi s. whole r' l:eii-o,.fp„n^ 
 loiis Fancies in the Matters of Uiels I'p.'.added t > 'icr P"'?'c 
 own natural Deformity, made them appear little .',. ,t 
 of Monlters in Humane Nature. 'I here Wire h-'dly any 
 of them but what had fomethmg odd and llr.inpc, either 
 •as to the bipnefs, or poli'ion of their L;iiibs ; but then 
 the Strings of Hogs-teeth, that hung aU ut their Necks, 
 and their perforated Nofes, with Rings fallen'd in them, 
 together with Ihort frilled Hair, and very ill Fares, all 
 put together, wou'd have olfended an Eye not extremely 
 curious. Neither was the beauty of the Houfes much 
 greater than that of the Inhabitants, being all mounted 
 up upon Stakes, 8 or 9 Foot from the ground. 
 
 The 9th, A'lt' hit'idlem, they .'Vnrhor'd in a more con- 
 venient Bay, at i£ Fathom, in a Sandy bottom mix'il 
 with Clay. There were two Villages of the Indiam that 
 lay near the fliore, from whence fome of their Canoes 
 brought Hogs and Coco's, but held up Ixith at fo dear 
 Rates, that there was no Bartering with them. And now, 
 tho' they had SaiI'd lb long by this New Land, yet they 
 were ftill unable to refobe themfelves whether it were 
 Nf w-GhiV/i or no: Their Charts did neither agree with,, ^ 
 one another, nor the Land they had in Profpc5i, which JJhJ^j!^, 
 for the moft part run N. W. & by W. foinetinics more tit. 
 Welterly, and fometimcs again mure Northerly ; yet for 
 all this Icruple, (which they cou'd not remove) they ftill 
 held a W.N.W. Courfe, along by the G)all, with a 
 quiet, tho' dull fort of Weather ; and to by the help of the 
 (iream, that fet them about the Welt, ( as it does all along 
 that Coalt} they made 1 degrees 58 minutes, the 1 tth at 
 Noon. 
 
 The ijth and 14th, they kept Sailing by the Coaft, 
 having fometimcs very high, and at others very tow Land, 
 bcfide them. 
 
 The mh, mirfuing the fame Courfe, they rcach'd 
 two low Iflands, about half a League from the Main- 
 Land, about 1 degrees 54 minutes S. L. Here they had 
 good Anchoring, trcm % and 6, to 40 Fathom ; and fee- 
 ing the Country well ftorcd with Coco's, the Boat and 
 Shallop, well provided for an Attack, were difpacch'd, 
 with Oriiers to Land and get fome : But the Inditmi, it 
 fecms, had obferv d them, and accordingly prepared for 
 their Entertainment when they Landed ; and they gave 
 them, perhaps, the warmeft Reception, with their Bows 
 and Slings, that ever they met with, woimding at leaft 
 i£ of them, .ind forcing them, nocwiihftanding their 
 Muskets, to retire. 
 
 The 1 6th, At.n Mcidictn, they Sail'd in between both 
 the Iflands, and Anthor'd at 9 Fathom, in a very good 
 place. The fame Day they Landed upon the leiTer Ifland, 
 burnt fome of the ludiant Houfes, and brought as many 
 Coco's as made three to every Man's Oure. The Barba- 
 rous People beciiiie more gentle, and good-natur'd, up- 
 on this Treatment, for the 1 7th they came to make their 
 Peace with Otfering> of Coco's andBanan.is, Ginger, and 
 
 The 6th, with very variable, and fome ftormy weather, yellowr Roots ufcd for Satfron ; they yielded totrultihe 
 they had, Atit: McMem, a very hi^h Hill before theuj, I /)««/. fofirastoco'i c aboard their Ship.wherciheQuarrel 
 
 G » w» 
 
44 
 
 Srverai l/latuis. Storms and Earthfjuakf^s, Lib. I. 
 
 
 \v« Pfrfri'liy m.iitr «p, «n.l rhc Heart* < t ihe f»i(M<ii 
 , wnti l<v « few NaiU .mil Bc«di wliuh ilicy gave them) 
 Wtre iiinrrly ihcir«. ^ ^ . u 
 
 The idfh, th»v comimifj B.inerind (<'t Coco*, Ha 
 MM\ Cairinir ,ind P.if* Itf i of tlw t*vo I'ormer thev »"t 
 A* nuiih ,1« rimeio <" Nuts, aii<l x Humhrant B.in.in.n, 
 .1 Mm, fit ihr »wo laiter wi fonufh. 'I In* WjpoIi' 
 
 111 tnc lj 
 
 I'.id.mi'' .irc .illii h' Ill-Ill. Ii I ('rninio<'lrif» i -mil 
 
 
 liUnl. 
 
 tM.^i. ko 
 
 I'lil 
 jiirr, 
 
 (lariiciil.irlv, i» .iilipiraWv pent ii the HtjI-hJin, aii'l 
 tulicvoiiJ tli.ii wliiih cliey nu't witljhere. 'l he Fidplo 
 ir,..l.' .ill ilinr I'i'M.lof u, ,111.1 H.»kM it intnl.irg.- roiiiij 
 Cikf^tdf ili.u piirpiifi'. 'ihcv i-.iU'J the Name nl -hur 
 own llliml M". which wj- th..- nort I'Ailrrlv, ilicotlur 
 f,viM'-!i)Mi'ift It '' ^". •""' ''»• l.ir hfnioft (.i m'i v high nnc, 
 .itiilaWait \ 'irA l.r.AH'infnmi \'i»-';«(' •') '( i»r«.lh»lf 
 I'.oi'lc h.iii preilvllily lucn Viliuvl Kv ("Hi:- ' ••' ;'•" ' 1". 
 Iiirc, lor til. y ImJ V/>i>ii/'' |.irr« .itnH'otiamonftll (liciii ; 
 iliry wen- rot furi'iifM at piiMi (inn', a« the mIht* iilii- 
 ali> wrvi', ni>r li) I wriiiiK m liiol.inn tiitoilicMnp. a»al>- 
 liiliitf StMnpcritdfiich Athiiii;iinilllv Ivpi'DuM mlv. 
 
 ■|lc tilt tl'i'V .'<aiM alni'P I'V ih^' I H"! N. W. and 
 ,ir >iinii mill'- I riegrce i-jiuimitM. 'llu- llrtMiu iImm 
 iliiit' "> a iliiltir of lllaiui«, whon- tlnv ^nlllll^'ll .ii 
 i< l.itlii'in, wiih ViTirit of Ram aiul Thuiulir, tha' 
 
 'Vhi' i^il. ■''»"<' M ii<f'f">, UttiiiR S.ul tioiii tlirtiiv, 
 (!< pri.Mi Cmtxi oiT' ok tlicru .i little ftoni tho I .tiul, 
 iniiii'inp, iliv'il lull, C'in.ii'». I!atniu4, 'lol'ati'", uiii) a 
 liii.il'l ((irt uV l-mit liWo I'n't i.». I ,/'.ii/< from aiuKluM 
 lllimi aU'u l>rouglil Victu il%, and i.V;;>.,i.PortcUm', to 
 Barter. 
 
 ■J hrfi- Pco;'lc, like moll ot tllo Birhrin", were vallK 
 fonil of Bca'ls iiul Iroti-work ; Imu they were ninivk.i. 
 biy liil'iinf.iiilliM liimi thcfo i>\ the I.Klinin.l, ly tluir 
 larger tizr. and m<iro Dtaiipi'-iiiuiplcKiiin. Their Arms 
 wiie iiovvi .Tid Arrows, and tlu-ir pniuipil Oman ents 
 {•.'.if* L.T-rinc.". <'f le\er.il kiIums ; .tnd liy ihcfe, as will 
 as I'V ithif Signs, it appear'd th.ir the l>ii\-h were not 
 the l:tlt Iwoei'iiii whiili thelc IVoplealfoh.id (ten. 
 
 The 14th, l>cinp under half a degree, thi'yStecr'dN.W, 
 ^ W. ^ S. W. along I'V a very eleaftnt llland. on 
 whiih tliev U'llowil ihoir Mailers Name ; and the Well 
 
 Siormi. 
 
 Thty pari 
 • frconJ 
 
 illlK. 
 
 pfiinr of 1' they CAlId the C.ipr ft <ir\l H fr. 
 
 huRcTt 
 Larlv)ard, lying S.S.W. 
 
 The ivh, ihev (liw a huge Tract cf uneven Land on 
 
 The y\\, -inif Mniilinu, (cvrrjl Chikks , mif np trt 
 ih*m, bringing Mi'M'.Rraiis, Rwe. ToKtrro, ami two 
 Birds ot I'aridilej they Bancr'd f.ir one ol ihele line 
 birds, whirh wti all white and yellow. 
 
 1 hele /11./MH1 ipoke the rern»i,.\ ingiiage, and I.Mneof 
 them tin- S>i. ,/ii «ml \UIoUm , wliuh latter Tongue, 
 < Ml/., the Mirdiart, w.is will skiU'.l in. They wrrt 
 all of chem finely Cloath'd aUim ili.ir Wallis, tome 
 with liMite SUks, otheri with Breidus, and luine !>ilkeii 
 Wre.iths.i! <MU th.ir Hi.idl, whuh w.re ilie Mjimn.ii.m, 
 of tl„ I'oirpanv ; all ut iln-m in geiiitaliiad Coal-liiaili 
 Hair, and fnoil It. ire of inM and .SilvirRinps upoiiiheir 
 hlif>r». Ihoy Bartfr'd wiih ihe /)././) lir B«.ads, anil 
 other 'lo\s, liiit h.id iiiiiili more inirid to I.inen Clotli. 
 Ihiy app-ar'dto Ik- very tiatliil and fiMpirio.is ot' iliem, 
 totliatdijirce, that thiy smmiM nnt tc'l them the Name 
 of the ( onntry ; yet they nidged th.it ih. . were now 
 .It one t.t the three FalUrly Hointi ol < -W, and tlilto, 
 ihrf,. IVoi.le wiie Natives of lU f, wliith afiirwarda '" 
 iluv f(»iind to lie true. 
 
 The ^ih, .(««• Mfilnw, they fit forwards, holding 
 a Nonherly Courfe, imending to Sail about the Ncrihem 
 I'oint (it (,(,W.i. 
 
 I he 7th, they faw the North I'all I'.iiin .1 that lllan.1. 
 called M >.uj\ whiihthin lay S. S H. t'lon iluni. MH'i, 
 
 llie Sih, at NiKin, tliey made 4 dogrevs ) ininuiet 
 North I at. had their s.iy llonny Wiaihcr, iindaCiir- 
 reiu that inn Nonliwaid. 
 
 l he 9ih .vid I cth, they had variable Windl and Wc«- 
 iluM\ aiul ni.idr 1 d fnvs ^n niiniiie-. 
 
 The nth, tlioy lia.l a pnfped cif the Point .Vfc.;- 
 M» apain, \ilmh tluy deliiu'd to ha\e riaihM, but the 
 Current drove them oti fioin the I and Nirihwnrd. 
 
 1 he I )th, ihi) made 1 d jtcis s« minutes, il,c Wind* 
 i-imtinning Itill to ll.ilt . U.tir and the Rains falUr.p ; fc::w 
 I Kr till lly ; ami lotoilie ivth. 
 
 'I'hsl)ay, wi'hniii. h toll and trceb'e, they got m- 
 derthe land, and S;ia'd alonj; by ihc Coatt wiili fair 
 Wea;lier ; in the Night they law leseral Fires 1 poii ihe 
 Land, 
 
 The I'itli, with ftill Weather, they continued iliivi.tg 
 along by the Land, and at Nocii \-.ere Sainted ly two 
 Canoes ot l'-i«t/<f«» ; who, to Ibew their pcaeealile 
 Iktii^ii, had huni? oi'i a Flag of Peace, as a SyniU ! ot" 
 It. 
 
 They inform'd them, that they cannc from the Village 
 .W(«, whrte, very lately, had lieen in l-irii^ii/h Ship, a*, 
 alfo a Pinnace of /!nil>-..!..ni, that had lam there three 
 Mnnths, f.ir a l.iding of Rice j and that Jmiicof them 
 wou'd Condiiiil them, the next Day, into ihc Road of 
 i'o/."'. 
 
 The I9tli, they .Saii'd into the Bay, and ^nchor'd at 
 1 P tathom, fandy ground, about a Cannon-il.ot fruin the 
 n.ore : 1 hey Bartti d here for Sagow, Hens, Tottoifc 
 and Riie. 
 
 eft. 17. w.th a pofidgaic, they diredl. d their Courfe 
 
 toTff>i/iff, fpymg agood Sail making thither too, whuh, 
 
 afterwards, they nnderllooil to be the Mm ninj-Smr of 
 
 H'lite'fi.im, a Ship of iou Tun, and 16 Guns'.' Their 
 
 i Shallop had lain in the Creek of S,il>cu, with that Ship, 
 
 The li-h, they fpied three IdandJ more, the Coaft 
 rcuhing N.W. & b\ W. 
 
 'Ihe i7ih, ihcy were under 19 miniifcs, and haiing 
 .•\ fight of muih I .wd to the .Snnthwaid, fonie very 
 high, and lonie .is low, they p.iit N.W. nlotig by it. 
 
 The 19 b, at Nij'hr, thcv h.id an I'ttrrhquake, which 
 lliook the Sh'P .IV that r.ite, that the Men run fnphrned 
 out ol their C.ibi 'ins, evpectirg I'lfind her run .i-grounil, 
 orjol-.ed ,ip,i.nll I'lnu- Rixk ; biK, upon trial, they found 
 a depth ot w.tteiih.tv w.is iinf.itliini.iMe. and ns plainly 
 law they were clear of all d ing r of Roiks atid Shelves ; 
 fo that 'twas nianitett I y iheetfeet of a \ iolent conrunion 
 of the Alviousand Stibniarinc Regions, which taus'd ami 
 propapaied a trenor ;ill thrcngh the water, and thnsdi- 
 Ihitb'd the morion of the .Ship. 
 
 ThcT^th, ihey put into a great Bay, out of which! three Nights, and from thence brought then an Accoufui 
 finding no opening, they rettirtiil to a Northcn Courfe i '1 hat there were 10 /)///./> Ship^, very well lurnilli'd, ai 
 'again: Here the Ship trembled again, with loud andj tlic AJ(»k.//./i, th,it waited there for an opportunity to At- 
 horrib'e erncks if Thunder, and the l.iglniiiiig was fo;tack the S/./wi//' Fleet loming to IViw.t/c 1 hat I'eter Bot, 
 like to let it a-hre, that in all prdiability it iinilt hau: ' 
 llani'd, had not the Clouds, that furtiifh'd the pernicious 
 fiio, atlbrded water alii), in prodigious lliowers of Rain, 
 
 Hop liail 
 •c Kiph 
 
 tor the cxtinpuilliing of it. 
 
 1 he ^ I If, with a Noithern Cotirle, in the Evening 
 they pafs'd the yf.iju.itor a fec.ind time ; and Ixnng en- 
 coiiipals'd witii Land all round alitiott, they Anchor'd at 
 1 1 barhoin, pood ground, near a delolacc llland th.lt lay 
 dole by the hrin Land. 
 
 /Ii.'.wft I. they inaile 1% ninute* Nonh I .nr. and in 
 the F. veiling, wiih ,1 hardltrean'. vvcm dole to the I and ; 
 
 iho Cahn, Anchor'd, iho' in 
 V .Iter, .ir.d very rugged boitoni. 
 
 ening, w - _ , , 
 
 and bctauleof iho Cahn, Anchor'd, iho' in a lh,illow|now wme and Vilited thcirShip, and Summon'd one of 
 
 m his return homewards, wth 4 Ships, was wreck'J 
 upon Khii'iiiui.li!a>iJ, one Ship of the 4 only efcaping 
 the fury of theStor.o. 
 
 Ort'frf i8. they pafs'd by Jttcittr/i, and Anchor'd with- 
 out the llland : Here they found three £«^/i/fc Ships, and 
 three of IkHmut. 
 
 The next Night, Death (which had forbornthem all 
 this long and tedious Voyage, which neither by the Mi- 
 niftry of the deiouiing Waves, by infedious Difeafes, 
 by the Darts of hiM.ws, nor the far more cruel (troke of 
 Famine, had as yet made any fatal Imprelfion upon then) 
 
 Vilited their Ship, and Summon'd c 
 
 the Company to Ix-gin a V'o\age for the other World. 
 'Ihe id, they ilrove niorg with the ftre.tin, W. & W. ! ' I is true, indeed , that two others h.ad died out of the 
 &;byN. with \irvraiii\ weather. j other Ship, the Home, loll long lietoie, but the Vnuy 
 
 Ihe 3d, bu iij^ it.ll bct.i'ni'd, they Stcer'd .as before,! it ill kept iis Compaiy imire to this time, and now had it 
 and found a Bank li) f:ir iH the Sia, that t!' e con'd fiarce 
 feetheLand, being in limie I'lacts 40, in i';hers2o, and 
 1(1 to II Fathom, laiidy grjuiid ; and the ftreain there 
 went W. S. W. 
 
 The fuiic Day thev trade ji minures North L.it. and 
 fawfcvcrnl Whalts;ind 'roiic.li'^, witli two lllands lying 
 to the Weihv.ird of tlvin ; and now they gi'cfs'd they 
 were at the end (•! ihi Land of KfW-'ULur-t, having 
 Saii'd tSo Leagues aloni; L'. the Coaft. The Rams and 
 Calni'j fti'I tntnimi'-d. 
 
 lell'en'd but by the nuii.Lerof its Name ; which was very 
 ilrangc, for Men who had Death e\er before them, in (o 
 many Forms and Shapes, and coii d not live (in their way 
 of Life out of continual danger of a furpri»e. But 
 their own Country-ircn, it fcems, were more fevcre in 
 their treatment of ihem, than this the nioft furniidablu 
 lincmy of Mankind : Death had Arrelted buione of the 
 whole Compan)', and this too a poor Weather-beaten 
 Traveller, fatigu'd with a long and toilfome Vu) age, 
 might poilibly be a great kiiiclners, but for Men to be 
 
 llnpp'ii, 
 
Lib. I ^Chap. VIII. 
 
 « I ininutft 
 ', uui a Cur- 
 
 The Life Vfage of the 'Dtjcoojcren, 
 
 45 
 
 
 itrpp'il « once of »ll ihc Fruit of fo m»nv eoftly Uliour*. 
 10 ftil HMind thr tilolx f'W « fnull piticl of Oticli, ici 
 WlvC Rorkiaiiil WinJi, Jn.l UnllcMui Vii ; »nd iftrr 
 •II Ix lw4Ui»wa uf by.ilwi/ <»wit Cfvmry -nrn : Tlw 
 wj« wnrfc iltaii «ik)ikn«|it Mki (oli«ik»« ^ikpfiixaKV 
 a more liiWiMf PiiiU/liiirnt thai) ilyiti>. Yet tin-, wjithf 
 Fat* of our woriliy I)if>o\crin: For Ship ami t»<xKl» 
 »nre til IciiJ, liy Onlir from ilic rrctiilciic of the A^'- 
 l»,li4 Company, who tame fnim B.m/4m to y«f.i#r«, 
 while the V were there. Their Complainw fiRnifinl iio- 
 ihing, and twai in vain to »lltilf,»«hc iMjullice or Uuhu. 
 
 ,h.w..,..T mtly of the Fa^ki but iIkjJt wen? tolJ. if tli«y hiund 
 
 i.,(..vMa., themlclM** grim M, thry might go lo fm.iiU »nd fak 
 
 kf iiKir ""ihcirSatisfadion ther». 
 
 *■"""''"" Tw«« ol.lcrv.iMc l.cri.% that the D fcoveren were t 
 Day Ik hind tlir .nhcr O. ^';. in their Reckoning of the 
 Da\ » of x\k Wocki, fo that when the latter counted T/.r/- 
 ./.i; ilv.Secohdof \o»/tn/"-r, thefoniur rnkun'd MinJ.iy 
 the hrit ot S'Vtmlt . And the RiaUm waj, lx:i aufe the 
 Difcoveren f.tilint WHtw»rd frttn their own t'ountrv, 
 ami t (jiif •utitnily follow. ng the S -n while they furrouml- 
 ed tlic (ilolic. they had one Nifht, or bun-fen iiij{, the 
 lefi, lor that Keafon : Ai ^ontrarily tlioie that ihou d lail 
 Endward, (l.ouM ther>'bv gain a Uav more- 'lheS['.ue 
 cf I iiiH. ln.ing the fuiic on Ivith (idet, but tlic C oiiipii 
 tatioii lit Day and Niphl difll'renr, on the Icorc of ihc 
 one's ("oing .ipainft, aniftheother with the Sun. 
 Havii'g nvw lott ttieir ^bip, ibcy dti^'ut'dui ilicmUilvci 
 
 divenwayi; fotnr rniring into the Vrvire of ili. /i^H. 
 MU Company j and the ii.tl piepat.ng dr .i Reiuin to 
 II llAn.l, with two Ship* that were ('oing ihuhrr, t/(. 
 the Amil>'U4m,MA^ Z^tlttH.1, iMiiet Oie Cnntii aiid of 
 
 MwWiXVft tfkl'ftftn. 
 
 Thf y P-f Sail from Btmmm\\\c Pourrrenth n(*ij«. tm^rt j 
 and the Thirty hrll their principal Mctkhant, j*.JiU- 
 Mnirt, died. 
 
 7.miM.» the ftrft they loU fight of the \rh>i,l 
 
 The Twenty fourth the) Amhor'd under the IHand 
 Mnuricim, and refrelhM there for fi* Day. " 
 
 M'r>/ the Sixth they pafsd tiM Cupc of OmU H ft, M 
 theycuelVd. bit law it not. 
 
 The Thirty firlt they weie undi t the Iflanil of St. Huens, 
 and there found the ^./.in./ at ilicii \rii\al. 
 
 The Sintli of ■ij'ii, lij\iii(' lii| plied their Shipv with 
 frefti Wat. r, tin y let lail tip,, tin r. 
 
 The Iweniy lourtb, they pats'd the liquinoCltal the 
 thud (line. 
 
 And tht: Twenty eighth l.iw the North Sur, which 
 tliey had not feen in iwiniy Manihkhefoic. 
 
 ',iu!> the hrIt, the .lui,n<l •., larne lino ;;.' n ', whi- 
 ther the Ship 1 1 that Name huil lonieiiie l>ay b^loir. 
 
 And thin thiy perforin'd t'rir Vo' iC n tv^oYi.irs 
 and eighteen L):iyi i hav ing made a Noble L>di:ov vry , and 
 lott their Ship tiid (i'KKN tin liieir Faw. 
 
 /i^a)7igat!iona(> 
 
 iM 
 
 
4« 
 
 Lib, II. 
 
 iti' 
 
 I' ■ 
 
 li' 
 
 ;i^at)i0atlons!t tinn Ilo)»a0e0; 
 
 o F 
 
 ENGLISH-MEN, 
 
 ALONG THE 
 
 CoaJIs oj Africa, to the Cape of Good Hope \ 
 
 And from Thence to 
 
 The Red Sea, the Abassine, Arabian, Persian, 
 Indian Shores, Continents, and Iflands. 
 
 Xl)t S>econD 25ooft« 
 
 \l 
 
 I 
 
 Chap. I. 
 
 Of the prjl Englilh Voyages to the Eaft- Indies, before the EJia" 
 hlifhment of the Faft-lndian A'onVo'. 0/SJgheImus, Man- 
 devile, Stephens, Fitz, and other Engliih-mens Indian 
 
 Voyages and fourneys. 
 
 WE have fcen the Ships of the moft Cele- 
 brated Nations of hUiiope, piercing in- 
 to the rcmotclk Seas, and tra^crlinp 
 the unknown Fans of the Glo'ot. We 
 have followed the Spjnijh, F.iiglijk, and Dutch Circ\mi- 
 Navtgators, through all the Parts and Stejis of their fcvc- 
 ral Voyages, and at laft ftcn them put lafely into their 
 own Ports. 
 
 The Brave hUgliams, the Renowned Drukf and Cati- 
 dijh, I'.tn Ncrrt, Spillierrer, and Schutcn, have drawn the 
 lines of a Coiiipletc Na\igition before us, and mark'd 
 out our way through the Nonhcrn and Southern Hemi- 
 fpheres. 
 
 But leaving them with thofe fcveral Charaders of Glo- 
 ry, which their Difcovcries have defervedly fix'd upon 
 them ; we arc now to enquire into the Performances of 
 cihers : Which x^C :hcy don't reach the Fame •£ thofe 
 lirft U;fcnvcrics,havc yet been of as confiderable Advantage 
 to tbi.:rrcfpedlive Countries, as she others to the World 
 in f;cncral. 1 hofe that have open'd the rich Mines of 
 C,;(iw», thai hav:: brought the Spices of the Mies, and the 
 Ji-wcls too, with the coftly Drugs of the Happy /tmbiii, 
 to their own Ci untry ; ha\c made themfelves worthy to 
 be taken Nraice of, tho' they have m:t found out any new 
 Landi, nor furvcy'd the mighty Glolie from one Pole to 
 the other. And what other Nations have attempted of 
 this kind (and how rheir Diligence has been rewarded) 
 their own Hiftorics mult tcltifie to their Prail'c ; but we 
 ha\c now the Performances of the i-nf^tijh Nation, pecu- 
 liarly lying before us ; which how pion:ab!e and fucccf- 
 fiil tiiey have been, the following Book will in fomc mca- 
 fure difcovcr. 
 
 'Tis true, that fincc the tftablilhment of the Etiff- 
 J/.'./m« Company, xnOs^c^n KH^neth's time, the /i<i//fi« 
 World has been more ccrioudy fcanh'd and the Advan- 
 tage of a t "rrcfpondence with it more cffcAually proved 
 by ExpericiKc : But that Society did not make the firft 
 ErgVjh Traveller, nor introduce our firft Convcrfewitb 
 Foreign I'aits. 
 
 Sightimm {a) Bilhop of Shiretum, in Kiog ./*ifr'<fstime,*lrtrtii^i 
 was fent by that devout Prince, imo the Balt-iiJia, toTnHiM 
 vifit the Sepulchre of St. Tkonui, by whoTe means the**J; | 
 E<igi:p} Nation had an early View of^the Riches of thofe (^^Jjii 
 Countries, i.i the Spices and Jewels which the Father <•<¥» Hi 
 brought back with him, '*V'- ' 
 
 And after that, another (i) of otir Nation, travelled (*> **■* i 
 almoft over all the Bafiern World, bearing the Tjr»«r/ ^p „.j 
 Company, in their many famous Expeditiom. There*! 
 no need of mentioning Sir John Mtndcvit, and his snany M-j-a. 
 Years Travels rhrougb the EnR, fincc they areewanti^'^ 
 wrinen by himfelf, and the famous Geographer OrteUu, 
 
 And in thofe times, while the Holy War was maintain'd 
 againft the Sanumi and Titrl^s (in which we know the 
 Etiglifh had a leading part), there's no doubt but fcveral 
 of them being drawn thither, did vifit other parts of the 
 £4ff befides. Btat even in Queen EU:{abtih'*iaDt, before 
 the forming of that Society, there were fevenl Emiift)' 
 men that perform'd very confiderable Voyares, 
 
 Firft we have that of Tajmai StrBmj,ttom Lhtm to**** 
 Got), by the Cape of GotdHopt . WhcKD by himfelif at 
 Gm, and dated N<n, lo. 1 579. 
 
 1 hen the Voyag«; of (c) Hflph F!t^, through Syria vAUul. 
 Babylonia, to OrmiH ; and fo to fcveral other paiti of the 
 EaR. This was begun A. D. ijSj. and continued to 
 1591. 
 
 Alfo the Voyage of George Hajimmd, and Janet Laii. ^ D. tir 
 citfier , to divers parts of the Baft-InJiei, with Three *^'*'' 
 Ships, the Penelope, the Merchimt Hojnl, and the Edvari ?||J|[' jg, 1 
 Bonaventure ■ Of which the fecond was fent back from -fur. 
 Scldnnh/t, near the Cape of Good Hope. And the oihertwo 
 were afterwards parted by a Storm, near Cape Con- 
 eniei ; So that the Bni/tventiire alone finilh'd the Voyage. 
 
 In the next place we may reckon thofe Englifh-men that 
 accompanied the Dutch, in fevcral of their Circum-Navi- 
 gations; as Tiwotlr/ Shmeti, Thomm Spring, Jthn Cald-''t^'\ 
 rtcl, with Icvcral Oihcrs. And 'tis oblmable, that the voW' 
 Englijh by frequent Vilits, had made themfelves fo well 
 known, and had procur'd fo much Efteem in thofe Ea- 
 
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 ter happily intc 
 
 written by /,/Vi 
 
 Royal Court 
 
 fucrto RJco, an 
 
 This Letter 
 
 Council of the 
 
 relates to the f 
 
 the thing is fo i 
 
 lng.:pi Fleet 
 
 t^iek any thing I 
 
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 *""■''■''''■ three ,1'orriiPite! 
 
 titia, a rny t,t 
 togetlcr will) .1 
 All this Frcyfel 
 viii'iii lay , T,i 
 for't ; But he i 
 fions : For .'■,<:'^ 
 Robbery was 
 World do allov 
 tcr this, tlie /j, 
 that (as he ic 
 number of Siir 
 able I'liMuler, i 
 ji, three Leagu 
 was dated. 
 
 But what b 
 Men bound fo 
 Kland in the H 
 Ix'ft way is to 
 were brniiuht ii 
 bins; tlieCatho 
 _ \\'hen they v 
 <jOods allioar ; 
 ll.iiices there, : 
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 ter, the\ left oi 
 place: wheihe 
 
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 Mr. Benjamin Wood'x Voyage, dec. 
 
 47 
 
 O Hiu 
 
 ftc,n?m^i tlu: the OKT/.in th.Mr hrrt coming thuhcr, 
 {ought U to allunK- the Name of ^i"A '/'-;,'«;» . '^"^1 'o 
 bcprto Tragic uiv,M the Sto^ of the l:»^l,Jh fame and 
 
 ^X'rtclcs""'-- have ?./'" Scwh:n, another K«^///?--m.«, 
 th.uUiUlcs h,s Voyage with IV,:;to(.V. had Uforo tlut 
 rravelrd to V,,„u< ; and then l-y 1 anil throui;h /'c-T^^, 
 a;-//.' .■/.>«.«.■.', (;«'i''.'. .md N.uo/i-.v, to C. »/(/':".'<'«/'/<• i 
 
 and thence by the Banks of the F.iixnic crofs the n.iiiuk; 
 and fothrotiph H'/:Ucbiii,i'olml.i,l'riiJJii,ind OenniArii,, into 
 i.i^J,-n,l. 
 
 Next to thtCe, we arc to look tipnn fomc others of i 
 more Modern Date Itill ; which, tho' the^ follow d intlic 
 fame Geno'oiis Attempts, yet wanteil i foire ot ilicm at 
 loaft ' the Jdiccifs and Good I'ovtilnc of chofe that wcni 
 before tlicin. 
 
 C HAP. II, 
 
 Tk'Vdappy Voyage of Mr. Benj. Wed, into the Fall-Indies. 
 
 ID. II9S. 
 
 A 
 
 • K f!!; 
 
 Fleet of three Ships, equip!'''! princi(wUy at the 
 
 Charges of Sir R^i'en l>u.< , w.is put urdor 
 
 the Cnniuiand of Mr. Uciy.vnin ll\' .1 The 
 
 Sh-.p'; were the Ue.n, ihc Be u's ''hev, .\ndthe 
 
 liciiinimu : And the Merchants employ d in th'S Voy.npe, 
 
 were Mr RiJ'.mi Alio!, and Mr. T/; m.« HromjirU, ot the 
 
 Cic\ of / ' "■'o". Thefe Pcrlons intend np to pierce in'O 
 
 the '■.cniotclf Parts of the I -sK and lo vilit Co .• Ix'firc 
 
 they c.tme h'>n e, nhiain'd Qticcn (■.//r' -••'■'s P.r.icious 1 ct- 
 
 ttTstothe Great K.np of thiit Cour.try, on their beh.ilf 
 
 The 1 ctter bc^.m in this m.inncr : /■.■■?r/'V.\i /J i, i^'c. 
 
 gr.t vc. Her Majcify's lUconinuiid.itions cou'd not 
 
 C.-.W, 'jy rrotea tlicm from D.ingers and l)ilalicr> abroad, nor n-.akc 
 Lthjirt*. |[,^. ■^'i^j^.jjij ^V.lvesfa ou'-.ible to thcin ; llnce I'.ot only 
 the whole Fleet w ,\s m for.iMy loll, Inii the panuular Kc- 
 lat.on of thofe Tr.igical .Ad' cmiircs uiil> arricd too. Brt 
 yet finic l.ipht into this Bulincfs was artbrded, by a Let- 
 ter happily intercepted in its paffr.fze from the H'rJI-lnilcs, 
 written by LUenti-.ic .UcaLx, Ac I- 7 ( .V.-'.' ' , Auditor of the 
 Royal Conn of , St. Den. n^-, Judge r,f Commiiiion in 
 Vucrio /^-Vc, and Captain-f.eneral of K-m .-In.l.i .'/i f. 
 
 This Letter was direded to the King, and the Royal 
 Council of the hiMci ; an Account of which, as ini.ch .as 
 relates to the prelcnt Bufincfs, is here fubji^ynd : Tho' 
 the thing is fo imperfeift, and the inain Biilinels of the 
 l»l.:(h Fleet fo obfcurely touih'd, that 'tis not calie to 
 pick any thing fatisf.idory out of it. In (hort, the Sum of 
 the Story tins Sp.vii.:rii ivD-i h's Mal\cr, is this j 
 r,..r>fj 'J'/wf ti.-L- .'tiC- Fnglilh Sh/ri b.-fnr.,nei:ii(m'(l, m-t veitli 
 i,;Ho. ,hce ,1'orriigiieze, (then the Kin;', of Sfain'i Subjeifrs) me 
 
 rain ; but however, he took it l< 
 .ib.iiuh.n'd him, that he dilco\cr"i 
 
 I'l 
 Ir!.; 
 
 that his Ft'l 
 
 '\\ 
 
 ;|i.iJ 
 
 whole 
 
 R '!ir.. Is to a 
 
 crrra'n (Jnng i.f Sjan:.7'r'i ; .ind told tlicni wh re they 
 might lii:d the three I'.'gi'f-ir.o;, and ,:'.i ill 'K ■ ; 'sTr :i- 
 fnre, upon the lllo of t .' .n. 
 
 '( h'fe 1 oval .V/m«.'.;'.-'.- rcfof.'d :ii t I'l l"l'; iMs opp:i:ii- 
 nit\ lit cheating their King, went d redly -Jd'her, and 
 
 jf Friend.i!i'p, trepanu'.l the 
 into a P.irley wi:h il'.em, tlies piri'.v.ulcd 
 'gn thcmfehes, w'th all the r Boi.ry, inro;hcir 
 which tliev took polfcdion (^f ; .md fo d \ iJ;ng the 
 
 iii"-itihe ,i-„.',;j,/. i;.'ijc s c.im:_lrr»t Cii a ; ':ii}.l I'.U, •"""rjt oil.:< 
 
 ^l>(iS1ipi 
 
 o}tt' 
 litic. 
 
 I fcir r,i'r?cn!'l, ,•..^•^.«/.f>■/> Aefign .1 tor tl'M I'im.c, 
 
 metier with .i v.tjt lie.il «f M >iey, if:,lwry ■■.■.viiMe (.' 
 
 All this I'rcy fell into the Hands of the E'^Uji 
 >;M'(i'i fay ,' Trey roH'd the Si'ipt ; and calls thel 
 
 having with f.ill'e Pivtcnees 
 .'«,;//■.,; 
 them torel' 
 hands. 
 
 Money amunpd them, they let'i the Jewels, theCiolit.anJ 
 he Plate, in .i fure Kcpclitory under ground. Bur 'cc 
 taking car- to leave out fome little matter of Silver Bars, 
 and oth'.r (ioods, togiie .i colour to their own Story ; 
 they firlt of all fet upnn the three I'.'j^'lh, lontravy to 
 their Protnif ■ given, nuirdcr'd two ot them ; but thi; 
 third luppilv icap'd their h.inds ■ And to make all the 
 hrer, po)fon'd the fot.rth, tli:it h.ad given them the firil 
 Information, when they c.ime liack to J'hyu i(.',r. 
 
 Being come thither, thcv g.ive the Govetiiour an .Ac- 
 conn of their Adventure art >,'m ; that I.S, as much of it 
 .is W.I s for their pirpofe to difcovcr. They fworo they 
 had found no more 1 reafiire than what they then came to 
 tell of : And that ihcy were forc'd to kill three En^lijl-- 
 mrn in fight, before they cou'd come to be Mailers of 
 that. 
 
 rhey laid their Plot as deep, and inanag'd it as cua- 
 nmply as was pollible : li wanted no help of Lying and 
 Perjury ; no A.rdtance from Subormtion, Che.it, and 
 Forger/, but \s hat it had inahundai.ee; never any Plot 
 had abetter Title to the Dcv il's Protcdion, for the big- 
 nifs ot It, than this ; bccaufe he never had more Concern 
 iC Spt* in any . But all wouM not do ; and the fiirviv ing En^lifk- 
 
 for't ; But he might have been more Ci\il in his Expref 
 fions : For /.i ;;./:«. i .md i'/.i'.- were then at War ; and thi 
 Robbery w.is no more, than what nil N.ations in the 
 World do allow and pradice at fuch times as that. Al- 
 ter this, the i:}giilh Fleet u as fo peitcr'd with Sicknels, 
 that (.as he relates) they all died to four ; which Small 
 number of Survivois, put thiinlelves, with all their valu- 
 able Plunder, into a Boat, and to came to the Ifle ot Z >;. 
 j(, three l^eagues from I'vn /<. c,', from whence the Letter 
 was dated. 
 
 But what became of the three Ships, or how theic 
 Men bound for the Ei'.st-bi.iia, came to wander to th.at 
 llland in the Wcst-liidlei, is left wholly in the dark ; the 
 Ixfl way is to make a Miracle on't, and fay. lh.it they 
 were brought in there to be punilh'd for the Sin ot Rob- 
 bing the Catholuk Ships. 
 
 ^VIu■n they were come to 1 'tin, they brought all their 
 (joods alhoar ; but liv'd, it lecms, in very ill Circiim- 
 Itanccs there, and hardly knew how, or which way to 
 diipolc of then lelvcs. 
 
 Going firm thence to Porto ({ieo, for a Supply of Wa- 
 ter, thcv left one of the Company behind them at that 
 place: vrhether by chance, or out of IXi'gn, is uncer- 
 
 was the nicnns of their Ruine. He made a fliift to 
 Iwim a-llride a Timlxr-'og, from t-'n',/. to Wrto t{n- , and 
 there dileovcr'd at large the Vertuesof thofe good Catho- 
 licks, who had murdeiM his Cumpanions, robb'd their 
 King, put a trick upon the Government, forfworc them- 
 I'eh cs to lultily as ihey hail done ; and after ail. had Brafs 
 enough to Hare the lividence m the Face, am! deny all. 
 At leall they denied the molt material Particulars of the 
 Fad; and as they began with 1 ying and Perjury, fo 
 they went through-ltmh with their Bulinefs, Lying and 
 Swearing on tothecnd of theCliapter. 
 
 The Governour laid them in Irons, till all the Proofs 
 that ron'd be pick'd up, were btought in aeainll them ;and 
 fome of them not thinking ht to lie there in Prifon tilltl'at 
 time came, broke Jail, and left the Governour, to look 
 his Pnlbncrs where he cou'd : But whetiicr the Villains 
 fell into the Hands of Jullice, and were liang'd afterwards 
 or no, is not woiih ones while to enijiure. However, this 
 pallage is fuflicient to alfure us, that the Qu'.r, s 1 etier to 
 the King of (//((.j did mifcarr) ; and iliis iirit Fleet ler 
 out for the i'.ifl-Iii lie!, did not reach thcirdefircd Porr. 
 
 T'';.t l.cttrr Ka> .UfJfiom Porto Rico. 
 Odnber i. //. D iSoi. 
 
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 H A P,- 
 
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 liim 
 
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 ^T 
 
 4.8 Mr, J. Mildcnhall'j Treaties nit'h the Mogul, Lib. iS-^^^P'-iX: 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 III. 
 
 The Tra'vels of Mr. John Mildenhall mto the Indies, 
 
 Perllil, and the MogiilV (owif/v. IVrittcn bji himlclf^ mTivo 
 Lcllvi \, the vjln.iUc Rcmarl;^ of "which are here wjerted, 
 
 
 I ikio: I , 
 
 Al'tii- till' tirll (if thd'o \ imrs, tin.' Rcailtrcln- 
 imt U- loiii; i-iuen.imM liciv, (iiuc i!k- Wnrcr 
 li.\s iKit t'liriiillni Material* for Ir. lie only 
 giMs u< ill a v^ry tivv I incs, a bdiciiic ct liis 
 Iniirtn'V from i'iiil}.vith:ii'!e, to ('.iit.'.ii r , Aik! liiicc lu- 
 (.i'.hi'i- mj;ii.\'K'il ir.ikiiij; iliicOMi.TV.itiotiv li) ilicway, or 
 .T. !c.".(l met Willi IK tiimi; tlut he ihouciit \\onli li!>Oli. 
 l.r- .u on, ilii; KnJcr ivult I'c luiiti'iiicci ; iitithci is iiitr>: 
 ;tiiy C oiirfj to tiiul o\it ilu' C.uih- of th s dtfict, Imi I'V 
 takinp .1 I'.'iiriicy after Irm, aiul )'.o;iit'. lus Ko.iii Imwicii 
 (>»'/ -i.'/i -'/■■'-' iiinl ('■■i.J.ti <, , to fee wlu'tlior it artbril'- any 
 tliii'i; tliat Jclir is Not'ic or i o. lie 1 nly giM.> ii'- an 
 ■ Aecoiint 'if tlic preai I ake of r.:ii '.i \\t; llion^u C'liy 111 
 ./ >',.-( .V,\ wliiili liefaN^lic Kin f.'.f lH'.i nr:iai(lv li'.r c\ il, 
 and rowed all ri'iind a!>ni i. '1 lie 1 ake i> ,ill Salt Water, 
 fj del' '''•'*' ''■■" Navij-'ahle, aid nint Day- | niiney ^ii its 
 
 CiiemiiteHiire. Onte a Year at ilie DeUem ofilu'Siiow- 
 uater from the MoiMitaiiis one rarrieiilarend of the Lake 
 Iwarins uiili liil; ; iliey regtilaiiy uMer\c that Seafon, 
 and a> ir Ihoiiii fcciii, that place toe and then the Coun- 
 try People lonie down in great minibers from all the ad- 
 loyiiin^; p'.aee>, m follow this Spoil nf Filliiri);, wliiili 
 tiiri's to \ery good Account. Thcfo Fiih are al'om titc 
 I'lpnefs of a I'ilehard ; and leinq faltod and dried, are 
 kept all the Year round for a eondant I'rovilioii. From 
 thiv lake of I'.tn, in /h>i,eni.i. Mr, \U„l:i.l:il is lij fud. 
 lienly llippd away lo Cihiiiku in ln.li.i, iloinj; 110 more 
 tiian I'.ilt ti'lluip 'he Miles ii(K)n the Road, that it j]>pcar< 
 to no purpoie to follow liini any fnnher, liiit rather to ticul 
 Into oi'i 111 loiiie iirlier plaee, where he iiia\ have I'oiiie- 
 tlii'jt iiiMe material ton!! us. 
 
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 that!, ga^( 
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 hinifcif, 1 
 the I'rfnii 
 good Mail 
 got fo mi 
 good meal 
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 fpeakir,):, 
 lu' van led 
 I luis lu 
 hi-. O'.vii .\1 
 I'erms ,;s I 
 unkind Cr, 
 ilie Jcfiute- 
 than iili he 
 Men, in il 
 I Anay i.i' .So a D.iy o 
 """"H"''! \alf Alleml 
 ped beiwee 
 Mr. KUliich 
 Inis'd ihi" /. 
 of It ; niih 
 had repieiei 
 L'oiiiitries 1 
 fliewiiii! the 
 and what If 
 We re fond 1 
 added f.utli, 
 
 Ccntct.tf of thi' Scrun^ Letter P.iltrl front C>asMii, //; PcrHa, 05?i'/) ^, 4 D i6o6. 
 
 .4. 1'. i»j; 
 
 K. \l:'.u-i.'.tl, wlieii he writ this letur, was ^l^ he 
 leriin to intimate) \ipon his Return lor linf^ii.ii.l ^ 
 he had Iven at llio Court of the (Ireat M'^nl, and was in 
 his way lioiiu wards as far .as ('././' '11 in I'fji.i ; wlunlie 
 pave the World this Aceount of his Proieedings. 'I'he 
 Iciteri.s the more xaliiaMc, Iveaufe we luv ehere ilieRe- 
 l.ati"n of a very early Vilit m.ide to the Gre.u Mv^ii', and 
 the CViginal, .is it were, of our Correfpondenee with 
 th.it Country. 
 
 He tells 1 s. That I'cing arrivM at / r.hc; he lent a Di- 
 fpatch to the Co irt at )^i.;, to give Notice of his U-iiig 
 there; as alfo, to delire leave to come and treat witli 
 that Vrir.ee, about t'-e IV I'ncfs that liroi^'ht him into 
 I11C1. 
 H:s I e-terswrre oiiieklv .ti fvvcr'd, ar.d (\ders pn; to 
 
 t.u.i-: .111- l^'s' (io-.LM'f ar rf / r-::, 10 |nixi!e him with a goal 
 
 i--,.i Rix. 10 Cli'.ird, .-ind all ( tlier Kcci if.iries f r Lis ]o irncy to . '^ ■■. 
 
 '^'"- Vv'.tiiintwoorthree Oay* aftethi-eru ingt'uiher, lieiiad 
 
 ■Vu.'iereeof the (Ifat ^ J ;.-.'. Put thn-'was no iin re than 
 theii^akint; I'ls tirl Cotrp enicr.t, .tiul delivering * a Pic- 
 , fe;,' ; a >e y reafl'.iry tl-.inp, in order to t'le lueeef-ful 
 
 riJ Hi'ic'j^ Management of Prf'H-l's \r tin fe .'' 7.'.' ;, Courts. All that 
 hetrccerds to, iv the /l/.-;.- \ kind Acicptar.ee of hisPre- 
 fent, .-.nd the good Hunvur he expivlV'd upon that o^ea- 
 iicn. 
 
 Hr.t he \sMs ouieklv lent for, to gi\ c an Aceoui,: of li\ 
 iie.lir.eN and Dehg-T in ei niiiigtliithif, lotheK ng ard his 
 Council : Vhieli ha. ing done in all the fexeral I'artieii- 
 larsof it, re'.a'ing to Trade and Commcrre ; aecor.lingio 
 liis Ovdtr>, he ihlittevl 1 pon the Grand PMut letweeu the 
 /'.nj/^; ■.(•.;.- and IS, He urged, '1 hat Her Majolly (f 
 yv/;'((.,M'.a\iiigtlien ^^'ar^ w ththe '^j-.m'/!: ar.d I'c .-li^u-^., 
 deMrd leave liir her Subjecl'- to treat them as Knet'ues in 
 his Poi t«, as well as other w here ; th.tt they ir.ight feize 
 tlici; Ships, and do all other things, in purfuan^c of a 
 jiilf\V,',r, without I'i ing him any Oltence. 
 
 / II iliis was heard, and eommitt^d to writing, and an 
 Anlwer protrisd ill a fiif rt lui'e. IV.'t the drea' .\/ ;;/, 
 inlttad < f tf.nfulting with his Council, tell to asking the 
 Icfuitc's All' iee, .lliout .tn Anfwer to Mi . A;//..' );;> '/,'V 
 Prcpofa's, 'I his was undoing the P'.'linels '.'> all ii,t..'n's 
 and p'.irpofcs ; aid it l-.ad licen .is good for the /. .■; ijhv) 
 have had the King of S;-;<; liimle'f couf h.d in the 
 C'.ie. 
 
 • The I'ir. 
 Ki:: c^nlil' 
 
 i< Will 
 
 T.v \'. t i 
 »' Sice ^;i.l 
 I. il.iri'.t' 
 
 a:<, wiihoiit f. r.i; 
 
 told hiiii, '1 l.u 
 
 :<■;■■• v-re 
 iteriW.i 
 Friet.di- :; 
 .Afeli'fts ' 
 
 and 
 
 anv 
 
 1,1- 
 People I f a \er\ l.ad Cl.arae><r, in liu NVe- 
 ; th .1 wuli'd noClood to anv Piinees, whole 
 nd Ci rivfpotideiii e tliey n.uued : Pur in a'.l 
 s ' ! that Nat. re, Ihidie.l only th>.irown Interelt 
 •tiita;';' whieht'iey v.oud n-.i lliik to|U'l'reliy 
 Ice,-, hovfoever prciudcia! ti the Cnuiitiie-. 
 
 where rl: 
 
 Ikli.les, 'hat ili's ,'■; i;/.'//.w.ii,- now 
 crer t .ro his Lit v, was li'.;t a Spy upon h in. lent tJirJier 
 Py lii^ deiignii.g Cdimtr -men, to whc-d'- and ir.iiniutc 
 h.aile'if into 1 lis Maje-tv 's Favour, tiv th.it n eat:>toopen 
 IcmeDoof f'.r tliemtoi'iiter into the Coui.i'-, l.\ ; whvii 
 
 il ihe^ Olive did, he won d be put to a great ileal of tiou- 
 lile iefore he wou il be .ible to get rid of them again. 
 
 1 liefe Siorif.v did the Pulii.els etfeChially ; aiid the Je- 
 luiies telling tliem Wuhan Air of .Serioulneis, andafecin- 
 iiig Concern, th.u iliey were loic'd to makefiuh ill Rp-Tlif .'.i,,, 
 p.'iisof a Chrillian Nation ; it turn'd ihe AI-vW quite out V ','■';' 
 ot the Ro.id of kind 'Jhoughtsarid Delign.s towards them, '" 
 and product d this Hat Refohe, iV.c Juiflijh Dem/in.lijhit/t 
 •M br ji^r, nit.l. Yet all was carried very fair to Mr. AliV- 
 lU'i.h.'.ll ; and tho' Matiers were thus politively concluded 
 atainil him, he had no Noti< c of it, but by the prixace 
 blints of his Friends at Court. 
 
 Sometime after this, the Cafe being cali'd over again 
 vand the Jefuites, 'tis probable, not in'theway to counter- 
 mine thole favourable proceedings , the King ordcr'J 
 lome Ai tides to be drawn up. anvl'fentto Mr. ,\:iUr>ii:^// ■ 
 whivh vhatloexer Po.ius of Prnilegethey contain'd (for 
 he does not li.llindly t..ll us) yet ort'ered riothing as to the 
 Main Cn-eern .I'.cut the l-'o- n/i;iir^f. , 
 
 This Grand On iiiion made him another WalktoCoiirt, 
 todtirand tlie inlcriing of t-liofe other Articles too ; the- 
 .Subiecl M.ittcr of whali was e.|ua!ly a part of his Com- 
 mi:uiii w iili till fe relating to Jradc. 
 
 In Ar.fwer to this, he iiad gi-od Words, and fair Pro- o.,„-.i.-,, 
 mdes : Put the Council was to be confulted again, before I'-i i- '■ 
 the Matter cou d be ablolutely determined. In Ihort, the 
 Cci'i'.cil was lo tedioas and How in coming to a Refolvc, 
 that a \a)l deal of piecious time was conuim'd in attend- 
 ing them : The Bulinefs was coiitlni ally adjourn'd, and 
 put otl tiom oiieSeafon to an.- ther; i-A fo 'twas like to 
 run on w ithout ever eomirg to an illiie. Yet in this In- 
 terval dill the Mi.;,u lend om cor twice for Mr. Mii.tcnIaS, 
 and in .a friendly nianrer, ilude him, for not coming oft- 
 ncrto Cour; ; telhi-.g him at the faiite t;ir.e, that his Bu- 
 liiiels llould at lalt be done to his Coi;ter,t. 
 
 The Favoers that he l:.id receiv d a!! th.s time from this 
 Prime, w ere but the common Prefent of .'\pparcl, and a- 
 bott ipr..'. lent him in dry .Moiie- ; which .Sum wou'd 
 go 1 ui a little way, iti idrr)iiig a Man throvgh the Fx- 
 icnie'. o! lull a:i I mpiovnieni. We^i, he had now one 
 moi-,-aPi< IptCt of Siiccefs; liui iiid ic prcv'd bur a Pro- 
 rpeCi : He !h d li>; Mi.nilis longer ni die baiih of this !Vo- 
 ii.ife ; bit then liis Veraie wasj.tdid, and wou'd carry 
 lim Lib r:'-u-. IMIde;, the J.-ku'es had ;o e.riiuiivcnt- 
 ed hiM on e.er) hand wi'h their Pelieies that he was not 
 ' 1,- to 11 akv one lUp MwarJs his l!e!i', eraucc. They had Tlic'rf"'; 
 nird th'.' Han i>ol th: Coi 1 t-Offieer; with Pa/ri/ecZ-Moncv oi-.t brik 
 
 i!y' 
 
 / he Vo 
 
 M 
 
 Peiliin- 
 
 1 
 
 ■■:» 
 
 ■ ". 'srj. 
 
 ■■ijj_ 
 
 111 th.u degree, that there was no r.;om for i'j.j.'.'/h 
 when he came to tr\ that Method ; I ' " ' 
 
 ttl: 
 
 was, they bri'i'd his Interpreter, fo charu 
 
 '.''in,' 
 went of all 
 
 , - irIv tix), that 
 
 v.lxnthe RiHukIs re-iuir'd his AUilfaiKC, the Rog-e fell 
 ■ Hirwiih hill!, and iiin away. I ler^ w.tsa .Man left in a 
 fwect Cafe! His liuliref. iirgtnt up.n hiir, his Advcrfa- 
 ries caballing a'ld prating aUjiii h;s |-.,ir-. and hinilelf 
 ignorant ol'ihe I. an;, iiaj'.e lie was to -uKver them in. Tliis 
 wa^.-ilii,"!! as b^J as auruiB lus 'i o: i; cour, crfewi/i; 
 
 ('/..■ /;, anil ,' 
 ijundcr was 
 from Grave 
 
 1 he I'we 
 rough W iml 
 
 ///>./ the 
 had light of 
 
 The Twc 
 the lalt we 1 
 
 Mill the 1 
 I Hands, in 
 the Seventh 
 St. 7.;:;-^. 
 
 ;-<'i;i. 'lie 1 
 
 7 Oegi, Sot 
 
 Wmds, and 
 
 (, iVFfr. Cape St. yi 
 
 "«"'''•"•"'" llland hnin 
 
 The Fift. 
 in iS I-atlui 
 
 This Ilia 
 veil w ilh al 
 PceU, tioat 
 (f Se.i-Fow 
 but Inhabit: 
 ami Pleal".r. 
 turniihM T 
 were li-i t'.' 
 to 1 e tuund 
 Grouf.d, ai: 
 (O Care Si. W/.a/.tf th 
 
 -'.-„-"/i/«' lall ot till ^ 
 
 f "''■•• Sr-l:wi'C, 
 
 •B.i..,cn nl^j'iigcr, th. 
 ^•^lV|;rl.) of i;. ,I/i.V, a 
 
 '"'•-■ ■•'i.'l". bo'-tli 1 at. 
 
 (t) ,V.M...,.i .■M.'id';/'i/- 
 
 B'r .Vc-/..-'.".-;.!, in 
 
 the Cape 
 
 KiH'rs. U 
 
 I alie Kates, 
 
 
LihU^ 
 
 Chap. IV. 
 
 John Davis'jyirf/ Indian yqyagc. 
 
 49 
 
 Indies, 
 
 nt cf ilicSiiovv- 
 iMiJ ot ilu- l.akr 
 AC iliat .Scilon, 
 
 thi-n thcCmin- 
 loni .ill till- ad- 
 Filliiiij;, wliiili 
 1 .iix- .lI'OMl the 
 anil tlried, arc 
 iivirtcm. From 
 •;;/.(/ is lb fuel- 
 (loiii); IK) mere 
 
 that It appear'' 
 ;t ratlicr to tiiul 
 i.iv liavi' ibiiic- 
 
 I KcjfMiKtiiM 
 
 iij> his Mouth i nay, 'tis the fame thing m this Calc : For 
 a Mill without an Interpreter, can i!o no more than he 
 that's gagg'i!, or has loll his Tongue. 
 
 Mr. Mildenl.i'.l ;ad now hut one way left to rctriefe 
 hinifelt", ind nis ilci lining Affair; and that was, toUiidv 
 the t'rfun loTRne himf'-lf, imdcr the Uirci'hon ot' fonie 
 good Mafter, wlmh he did vry hard ; and inlixMonths 
 pn l() much Skill m it, as to l>c able to Tpeak ir with a 
 pood inealnre ot tiiiency. Now lieltood in need ot no 
 otJKT .illiltarcc, and the jifiiiic"! eou'd not prevent his 
 I'peakiiif;, wuIkhh thfy roMi'd him ot this Intctpreter ih.at 
 lie >arried alwavs ahoiit wirli hiiv 
 
 'I luis turniliul With i>- Jii-n thciefore, and aUe to Cprak 
 hi> o-.va Mmd, .iway he weni to Conn, and m as gentle 
 'I'erms.ishednrlt, n-ptoaehd the Cirtai A/^"' wirli his 
 unkind Crid^dux . in Ix-lieving the llanderoii.s Rcpoits <;t 
 ihe Jcl'iiitcs ; di.lirir(^ to Ita) no loiiuer in the Country, 
 than iili lie had fuei'i haik the I >e -.u t'le'I'ecth < t' thole 
 Men, in the I'rclenii' of His Majilty, and all the Court. 
 •So a Day ot Audience was appointed ; and there was a 
 valt Allemlily ol No'.iles, to hear this ContrneiHc mana- 
 ged lieiweeii the i-.wi;../,.- i iii and the Jefiiires. In II.m:, 
 Mr. MiUn, ■.•:1 made'it appear. Thai the Jel'mtes had a- 
 
 l.iis'dtlv /.,;:;'//?.' Nat 
 
 li;ll, II 
 
 the Char.-uitis- tlitv had gi\en 
 
 Imsi ,^ ., , „ 
 
 ot' It ; iinh.u they were not lb bafeanddclpK.uile as they 
 ha.l re]i!vier.ted them ; nor lo injurious to thole Princes and 
 Countries where iliey were lettled : And all this, by 
 fliewiiii! the Corn I'pondencies the linfji/lj kept abroad, 
 ami what lonlMier.ihle Fiinces both in I'mof.- and ,!fii, 
 w^ve fond of their Fnendlhip, and ready to Court it. He 
 .1. Med farther, '1 hat he wou'd eafily prove the Jeluitc-, 
 
 (for all their Flirtcries m Iv no Friends to His M in llv, 
 as indeed lo no other I'rmces. being Men of l"iu h Princi- 
 ples, as no fio\iTn!iiein lou'd be ealir with, ihit knew 
 them porfeCHy well, .'^id kcaufe thev I'eem d t.) be I'l 
 mightv careful of lli> M.ijelly's Profit,' he ..-kd luem 
 pui'litkly. What they I, .lit ilone, or prociir'tl ili.it wav •> 
 And how many Pielenrs had been made to the King, by 
 thein, or their Friends, in all the twelve Year that they 
 had followed the Comt .' T!ie I'athcrs vou'J make no 
 Aniwcr to this unhappy puichiniil^iieftion : But howeicr 
 the young Prince Itep'd out, and aniwei d for rliein at 
 this de.id lift, teilinj; all the Company ; It was molt iiiie, ijt.niHiiv- 
 ihey had been a very b.irreu Soil to 1 lis Majclty, and''''"'*"' 
 hadneier sielded liiui iti all tins ele\en or twebe Year 'i"^*^',"R' 
 tile lealt 1 niic, upon any Aceounl whailoeNer. I he Je-Ci..i,i 
 fuitfs knew 'twas all Matiir of F.iCt, and fo held their 
 longues, withoi't ever oti'eiin;' in V.': diem in their own • 
 defence ; but illihe Alfenibly wu-. diverted with the IJKJtt 
 on'i, and ilie Kinj; luut nou fome prolii b) them in his 
 Miiih. 
 
 Tocoiiilude, the Kiny. ,dtei Ifimi' laithc! Conteretice, 
 was lo well pleas'd and l.iti>!ied, that he p.e.e peremptory 
 Otiieis t'or ihe imiiH\li lu IJ:i:i;i'Ji ot Mr. .M!.',t,.,,li\ 
 Atlair, commanding the ii-seMl" Articles ot I'lniltres In 
 inliltcd upon, tube drawn i;p .ri'.li :i!l the Parti' idariiy 
 and I'.xaanefs thai cou'il be, and delivis'd f him with- 
 out t.niher ilelay. 
 
 Having rcLCisd Uiefe Writinps (as he did in a Itw 
 Weeks after;, aiivl now ccjmpleatcil his Viiitory over the 
 Jefuitcs, he svciit away for P.7,.1, and there writ his Sii.- 
 ccllis. 
 
 f r> 1606. 
 
 at dealof trou- 
 hem aj;ain. 
 ly ; aiul the Jo- 
 els, andafecm- 
 ikebieh ill Re- Tb( .iij. j 
 
 Aj';;:«/quireo»t;,;;;'j^ 
 
 s towards them, 
 h Dtmnmli Jhttit 
 air to Mr. \UI- 
 ively concluded 
 : by the private 
 
 lid over again 
 nay tnc<ninter- 
 
 King orderd 
 Mr. M-Mciyll; 
 
 contain'd (for 
 uthing as to the 
 
 WalktoCourt, 
 ticle« too j the 
 rt of his Coni- 
 
 , and fair Pro- O'lmrx 
 again, before !>-"■-" 
 In Ihon, the 
 to aRefolvc, 
 
 m'd in acteiid- 
 
 .d|ourn'd, and 
 
 lo 'twas like to 
 
 "Sex in this In- 
 
 Mr. Mi:.<c„l.iS, 
 ■I cc.mif.p oft- 
 ilia: Ins Hu- 
 
 r.io from this 
 pparcl, and a- 
 h ,S'.iiii wou'd 
 ro 'gh the Fx- 
 liaci now one 
 'd but a I'lo- 
 11 li of this '.'ro- 
 ll wou'd carry 
 :o >. .iMiinvent- 
 iiii he was not 
 
 ■ Thev had Tticirfu:' 
 .■.•wr':/-Moi:ev,o'"''* 
 
 e word ot all 
 ugly tix), that 
 tlie Rog"e fell 
 
 .Man left in a 
 his Ai'.vcrfa- 
 
 . and himlllf 
 
 'hem in. This 
 out, or fewirn 
 
 c 
 
 H A P. 
 
 IV 
 
 / be Voyage of Captain John Davis, to the Fall-Indies : Tilot 
 in a Dutch Ship. Written by Htmjelf. 
 
 |/«.r i!n 
 
 M 
 
 the Fifteenth, wc fct out cf Fhifking with 
 two Ships, the J. <■.'«, and the lionrfi ; the 
 t'ormerof 40c Tun, and 113 Perfons aboard 
 her, the latter of 250 Tun, and about too 
 Perlbu^. 1 he Owners an i Adventurers were Mi.fl-rom, 
 ('!.: K, and Alniit-J, o* M\':cli:i>gh : \nd our chief Com- 
 mander was C/Wc.//, II011ICH1.111, who had a Commillion 
 from (Iraxe A/ :.■(>■/.■■. 
 
 The Twen'V lecond we aneliorM in 'I'lrhry, with very 
 rough Winds. . 
 
 /(/>./ the Seventh wc fet fail ; and the Twentieth we 
 had light cf ?n. I) S.iiito. 
 U. P. H9J The Twenty third we fell in with Illand I'.iiin.i ; and 
 the lalt we cime to the I Iks of C.ipe K- ./. 
 
 A/'ivthe Firlt, we anchor 'd at .St. .Wc/'"/./-, cne of tho^- 
 Illands, in 1^ Hcgr. 16 Min. N.I. Wc water'd here 
 the Seventh j and (citing lild the Ninth, wc fell in with 
 St. J.:?.'. 
 
 ;i './.. 'he Kimh, we fell in with the Coalt of lir.ijH, ui 
 
 7 Degr. South I at. And not being able for the unltcady 
 
 Winds, and bad Weather, to compat's the doubling of 
 
 f.iincFfr. Cape St. yl:r^iil)itit, wc Ihap'd our Courfe for the little 
 
 "»'•'•"■"*' Illand hmnii'.lo l.oi^iil:: (n), in 4 Lkgr. South I, at. 
 
 The I-ifteenth we anchoi'd upon the Koith-lide of it, 
 in iS Faihoiii. 
 
 This Illaml is very fruitful, and exceedingly well fer- 
 
 1 w ilh all Ccnvcnicnces for 1 ife ; Here is good Water, 
 
 N, lioa;-, I log'-, Mens, Melons, f.'»oif)'-Corn, plenty 
 
 of Se.i-1'owl and tilh. '1 here's r.o fcarcity of an\ thing 
 
 but Inh.ibitants, \sho .ire wanting to talte the Blellini;s 
 
 and Pleaf res of the place, and to lit down at the well- 
 
 turimird Table, whiih Nature h.as here Ipicad. There 
 
 were b"t twi.l.e Neiuecs, eight Aicn, and toi;r Wcmen. 
 
 to ie tound lieiv ; and thele the l-cit: «ii:^i- left to Till the 
 
 Giour.d, ar.d to do nccelfarv Country Bullnefs. 
 
 (i) Cape St. Wf.^i.Jf the Twenty lixth, w\- left this Illand ; md the 
 
 .-1,'iHiii-i lall ot the Month ^^c deublcd Cajx; St.W«;;,v/'.''.r {!• . 
 
 S^jf'" S.-:initk-r the b'lrlt, wc pall our nio'lt apprehended 
 
 •B.'rircn is D^'ugcr, the Satuls .//' ■ l,xs : Thcfe be otffiouuheCoalt 
 
 (ircixurhyof i; ,«i,V, a gocd wav iiitotlicSea, and are in*;i Degr. 
 
 '"'■•" M»P>. Soi-th 1 at. 
 
 (t) s.i,(a:in At-'. n':.'.i- thc Llcveiith, wc anchor'd m the Bay (i) of 
 
 li'j Scl.!.-tn:i, in 34 Degr. South, l.at. and ic leagues from 
 
 the Cape of ^:o .1 11 jt ; and here we found three peod 
 
 Ki\"rs. We traded with the Natives a", very cheap and 
 
 talie R.ates, having i'ai Sheep and Oxen for old Nails and 
 
 pieces of Iron, a Penny-wotrh of '.vhieli Metal, would 
 purchale the braveft Ox in the Country. Thefe Animals 
 have louie Peculiar. ties in their irake in this Coiinrry : 
 The Oxen have a great I umpid Flelh, (like the Jiunch 
 upon a Camel's Back) between thc Shoulder', ; and the 
 Sheep have no Wocd, but long lliaggy Hair, and mighty 
 1 ails (.ill entire F.u.i wheh weigh twelve 01 fourieen 
 Pounds. 1 he Nativ es are of a dark Olive Complexion 
 thcirHairbl.uk .iiid curl'd, like the Negroes of .///;>' 
 their Faces painted with leveral Colovrs, and ail lUisedi 
 e.\cept a Ihort CLke cf Skins, and Sandals upcii their 
 Feet. 
 
 They are .1 llrong active People, and very fwift Run- 
 ners. I heir wav ol Ipeakiiig is rude and Itrange. and 
 
 l^c 
 
 hardly flumaii : You hear 
 grateful inarticnlaie Sounds 
 
 '.otluni'. but a parcel of un- 
 ; .md it one can compare it ^"Z/'^-'th^ 
 t.i .any thin);, u is like the Clocking of a Biwdini; Hen. V, opl.of.hr 
 Sudi as they are, tliey are Subjects to the Gieat King of "') 
 A/™mi-M/.! ; .and leem to be as much unfurnilh d of ihc 
 Helps ot Art for Soldiers, as they are ill m.adc by Nature 
 for Orators, having no Weapons at all but Wooden Dans. 
 which notwithltandinp thev lan manage t.j foine ir.ifchie- 
 vous purpofes. 
 
 Tho' they are lb very rude and briitifli 3 People asthjy 
 are, yet they are lubile enough to underlland an .Itfront, 
 and to lay a Plot to Re\ enge it, ami conceal their Rev engc 
 
 till they have a fit time to 
 
 too m a very deceitful manne 
 execute it 
 
 One of the l)u.\-'> having fome wav difgulted them, 
 they abfented themfelves from us for three Days, and in 
 the mean time gave the Alum to the Coun-.rv, by great 
 Fires made upon the Alounialiis. 1 he Plot being ripe for 
 Hxeeution, down they came :n v.,ll -Multitudes from the 
 Hills ; and that we might no. f 'ipcrt an\ ill l.'elign, :hey 
 brought huge Tro.jps of Caitel along \vi:!i ihem. Mat- 
 ters appearing tlius with a l-.ice of I'.ade. and not of 
 War, and we Inilie in viewing our Bargains of Cattel ; 
 they made a I'.ulden and f irioits Allault up> 11 i.s, and 
 threw in their HanJ-dar:. lo thick, that ihip.etn of ourj-;,. , 
 Company was loir 111 a trice, and the r.lt I'Li'an to run vitigo. 
 away in great dd'ordcr, tlie BarbanaiK pmtuine, rhtm at 
 thelleeb. In this Hurry, our C. -.plain, (who did not 
 think lit to venture lumlitlf in the Skirttull,' lent ui a par- 
 cel of Weapons from the Shins; Sw.. r.K, Target,, I'lkes, 
 and Muskets : But not being able ;o lerd Gjiuagc along 
 with ihcm too, the'e Arms ii'i the H.indj of Cowaids did 
 H little 
 
 ^ rhM 
 
50 
 
 / heir Entertainment at Achcil, <S*c. 
 
 '11 
 ■ti, 
 
 I 
 
 
 % 
 
 
 (I. I 
 
 • * .<*'■'• 't 
 
 I itup II 
 
 t jif, not 
 
 l-i ll.jr <l 
 
 tHt rente 
 
 • 11 till A 
 
 ■tnlKi;.! 
 
 'ijAuIlw 
 
 I'll.. 
 
 >-^. ^. 16fO, 
 
 QKIffHi 
 
 JflillJ.. 
 
 Intlc i-miil, .nut til,' Hiiriliii of tlio Acbon l.iy mod upon 
 one i.i.^^i'/h-m.in innrj, anil mv Iclf. lUit .ii Ult the Knl'- 
 Mi' ritiVcil, aiul uc went all .lUMnl iliai Ni('.lii ; "n!y mir 
 ^^illll^-l)0J; woulil nnt go .ilcnig w iili iis .iiiv ihdit , •^^ it 
 till' (li'iu'ioiiM t'ri.itiiri' ili'lpiM] us, ami aas .iiliaiii il ot 
 I'luli Luwaiilly Cimpaiiy. 
 
 'Mk' Ciniiiir) iK'naUv.iis has a cum! Suil, atiil a pica- 
 l.i!;t \ 1 ; it aUoim.K wiili iiUfii! Piams, ak Mint, Cala- 
 ii.iiit, riiiitai.i', K;l>woii, 'livt'iiil, .Valmnis, 6'.. 
 
 'llic'lwimv iVmiuIi, SVC In .Sail, ami the lalt ot tllin 
 Mrnth SVC iloiiMi'.i llu C.ipc I'f f; " ./ //'i/'<-. 
 ir jM IK. ■■Ill f, tW .Sisili.svi'iiml'icil till' Cape ,i/;t >l^mlri{i!), 
 vsliiili i': till moll Si mlidii I'lMiiidridr) nf At i'l{. It lies 
 111 J', l)i(;r. >Si)utli l.at. .luj Ikmc the Cimipals lias nu Va- 
 tiaiioii. 
 
 r/.'VKin the Sixth, Wi-t'iil i;i vsiilithc llle A/.i./.ii; i/i.c, 
 iV.iiri (it'C'a)'i'/( iiMi' Wi. ipiiu ail tlic rclt ni'iliisMcmili 
 in attenipti to iloublc that Capi- ; l>iii nm Imn^alilc lo 
 ill) it, sv.'l'dro ri.oiii with the Hay ,St .l:<t^uj}iiir {,e\ on 
 tlie .S(iiitl) Will pait uC .^..M<;;,■ ...• , in ij iJepr. v 
 Mm, 
 
 K''.H.)i> thcThiiil, weamhiiiM in the I'ay. ami iipim 
 (11 r laiiilui}'. all the iiiiiltitiule ot' I'coplc tha; llninl upon 
 llu- Shore, preleir.ly lillpers'il .iiul lleJ. 'I'heinalloii ot' 
 sshiih a\oiilini;ot' is, was, that our Capiain in a t'onnei' 
 )«?«,/. \'(i; .i^-e, ha.l alnil'eil the Peoj Ic ihe;e, ami pi;i one ot ihe 
 Nate. e< :o Ue.itli in a vei\ 1 .irliaroiis manner. Yet at'rtr 
 le'.en Uavs sv.'it;iiU, ami itnit ir.iai.s iiTcil to t.-ii!] er i!i, ir 
 C'iioler, fo jiiftiy tl.rr'il up aii.l entlaiiul 1 y ihat Oiiiiajje, 
 they came liime ul them to e.s, witli I'uiiie .M:lk, .iiul one 
 C'l '.V fwhiih svi lioi;}'li; , an.l tlun tuuk their tinal lia\e 
 ot'its. 
 
 '1 hefe IV( pleh.-i\e llror.i', aikl well-in.tile IWies; thtir 
 M.in IS Cole-black, their Speieh fweet ami plealing ; they 
 life no CLtlies at all, nor any Weapons tor lict'enee ; anil 
 .ill that ihey ha\e tor the uri'enlive part, arc Half pikei 
 lie.iilivl V ::h Iron. 
 
 '1 l-.e Country IS fiiffiiiemly truitl'iil, aiul produicsj'uat 
 (lore r.l' J'.i;«rt(/i.(,'-'rrces, ami a Ion of Peans , that };row 
 1 pun hipli Trees) the Poits of which are two hoot lonp, 
 .Tnd I'n p.irtional'ly bip, anU make a very good Foo.l : .As 
 tor .Animal Rariiic., the Chameleons are the moll ciinli- 
 lUr.tble; which are no Rarities here, by reafon ot their 
 plentv. Havini; endured Diltrels here by Mimj;ei. ihe 
 alfrufted Natives refuting to come to us with any Sup- 
 pliesj we fet, Sail from /Yi//,;[;m-B,ii (as we teiin'd it, with 
 .mod Realbn), Ihaping our Courfe to the Nortli-lide of 
 the Illand. 
 
 'I'heTwenty ninth of Af,:)./ ,we came up wiihthelllands 
 C.iii-io (/'), whiih are five innua bjr, Miga:/:, j'l i.-.mc, 
 A J-;:; /.•'(-:;,>, Si.C' 'ijhp'-c,'<., and .'■/.■/■•i' Srwr, and Uele- 
 twecr. twelve ami thirteen Degreis, .South lat. 
 
 The Thinieth we am hor'd .it j\% •/<:, ilofe by a 
 Town, where we met w;;h a very loei.lble and friendly 
 People, that were p'nd of onr coming, and brought us 
 Provilions. Oiir Captain beiiig iiuiteJ allioar by the 
 King, went with three Drums be.iting bet'ore him, and 
 was mer by li.e King with a tine Retinue, .ill richly driU 
 in long Silk Ln.broider'd (i.iriiunts, after the Turkilh 
 Mode. /^ fter many Civilities pail, 1 lis Majelty difmifs d 
 hini with a Letter of RecommenJatiuns to ilie Qiiecn of 
 ytitjn.vnc. 
 
 Ajril the Nineteenth, we anihi'i'd at //u/u.ohc (^), be- 
 fore the City Drincs, the Ruir.es aiiout which belpeak it 
 ro ha\ e bi.cn fortnerly a place of Strength and Grandeur : 
 The fiiKill Remains of it v\erc .isbip as /'.Vm; .•■■, and all 
 the Monies bull', with I.ime and Iree-llune. Her Majelty 
 won d not hoijour us v^'ith a tight of Ikt, biu yet uled us 
 with great I'riendlhip. 
 
 The People area Irin of Negro's, Init fmoctli-hair'd like 
 l.ii.vi 'fhev aic .M/rKmr/..i ; ; and the belt provided 
 for Wai of .ill hereabouts, having Swords and Targets, 
 our and .ibove the common Weapons of the Barbarians. 
 Thile lllaiids are plealant and fruitful, yielding Riie, 
 Ojtin, (itai^. Coco's, Rananas, O.anges, I inions, and 
 Citrons, All Iron Ware wou'd be a goed Commodity 
 here i .mil Paper alio, which is a thing the Natives are 
 exireamly fond ot. 
 
 ■ The Twenty eighth we fet Sail, and paf.'d by the lllands 
 A/.-/..i/.in/.'.'J, and the Shoals lit- yl!iin:,M::c {'). 
 
 Kliy the '1 vvinty third, we fell in with the (i) M.ill're 
 Ifkiiuls ; \'. hich are lo low, dole by the Water, and fo 
 cover'd ov cr with C( co's, th.it no! hing bi t a I'ace ol green 
 Trees appi-ars, Rcing .it Anchor heie, we had many li:- 
 itii-ti Boats pafs'd by t s, but none wou'd come up to us ; 
 which mo\ d our Captain to gne Orders for the taking 
 tneoftliem. 
 
 The Twenty fciiiih otir Ship-boats bionplit in one of 
 them a Pr, loner : Siie waMO eiM .i!i over wvjth Mats, like 
 aclofe Eaigc, and-h.ui in Iv.r two Perlonsof coiilideublc 
 
 Qualitv, as appeai'il by all ihe Ornaments of iheir Diets, 
 but much more by thole of their Noble DipoiTiticm! 
 Thefe lllands are reporeril to be no lets ihau Kiev en thnti' 
 land 111 iiumU-r, 'I'hcir plenty <if Coco's brings them a 
 coihI 'Iradr, lime they make Bread, Wme, and 0)l 
 Ropes, Sails, and Cables, of the fevcral parts of ihat 
 Fruit. 
 
 TheTwuity fi-vemh we fct .S.iil, and happily llruck 
 into the true Channel called MiUifi.:, wlmh lies 'n 4 De- 
 grees, 1^ Mm. Norili l.at. and where the Compals has 
 17 Degrees <,f W. V.iriaiion. 1 here are vail numlHTs (if 
 Ships trom all parts, tli.\t go through this Channel, (shich 
 istheonlj fate S.uling, it being generaHv t,ual lor a Slin 
 to inil'^ It. ' 
 
 yniie the Third, we tell in wnh the Coall of l„M,i, in 
 8 Degr. ^ Mill. Noitli lat. tuar about O./'/h; and 
 loalhiig this Slioai, we lliap'd our Courfe for Cape Cum: 
 ill, and trom ilieiue (ur Siim.iti.i. 
 
 The I'liirteemh. we law the Coall of Swii.ur.i And the 
 Twenty hrit we anchor'il in ihe Bay of /iJeii. Here we*"''''"' 
 touml I'ome Barks of //ivt/./',/, and Pi-.i;k, that came for ■^""'''' 
 Pepper ; and three ort'our /'(ir;«^Hf-f from A;.i/,m,i, that 
 tame ^as we found afterwards) to frulliate 01 r Intentions 
 ot Tr.ide. Our Captain (liaMtig nude ihe King a linall 
 I'r.'l'ent) was lent t'or.- Court, and a Nobleman let't as t 
 HolLigeto fciurehis ! . --eiurn. His Maiellv, belldes a 
 un Civil bmeitainmmi, . ,ide him the Promile of a 
 tree'Jrade, and gave him, as a Mark of his particular Tlu""-. 
 1-avour, the Cryfe of Honour. This is a liirt of Weapon "",' '' ' 
 like a Dagger ; it has im Ciols nor Hilt, but the Haf. and »'.' "■,'1'' 
 Handle are ot a Metal valued more than Gold, ami riihlv fo*"- 
 let with Rubies : "Vr-. Death for an\ Man to wear it, but 
 .IS the King bellows it ; and he th.it has this bavour, h.is 
 an unlimited Power to tommand, or do almoll wh.it he 
 pleafes. 
 
 ■\t his return he biought a Boat-load of Pepper along 
 with him, and told us very llrangc things of his own pi oil 
 1-oiiune, and kind Rcicption .:t Court ; but at the lame 
 lime made it appear, that he had done no pood Offices for 
 us h,i:>JiJh-mcN there, being hardly ,ible to forbear abuling 
 our N.ition to our own bacc, and therefore to be I'ure diil 
 not fpare it behind our backs. Our Merchants went .1- 
 Ihore with their Wares, having a Houlc prepar d by the 
 King's appointment. 
 
 Not long after, the Captain being at Court again, the 
 King dilcov.'r'd the treacherous Dfligii of the I'onwitcie 
 to him ; but gave him a lure Promile to Hand his bnond, 
 and never to I'utl'er any thing to be done bv them, or any 
 others, to his preiudice. He em|uired whether he wasThfKnj, 
 an y-n:;/(y;>i;j.;i, or no ; anti when he told him, he was of -^•'"'■' 
 I'l.mJns i he replied, 'tw.is a Countrv he had never heard J'"'' ^" , 
 ot ; but the b'lmie of /■;,,-/.,«,/ had reach'.l thole Pa rts for ^'.j'k.™^ 
 fome time beloie. And when he heard ihat theie were 
 tome l.iigUli--m.-,. m the .Ship, (iho'to ihe Dil'paragemcnt 
 ot our Co'imn , 'twas l.iiil, that we had our I-dut.ition in 
 I'liuiihis ,, yet 10 the Captains further moitidcation he 
 told hiiii, that he mull needs fee fume Men of ihatCoun- 
 r y. As tor the Bulinefs of I'rade, His Majelty m.ide 
 this Ap.reeniem with us at that time, That we Ihou'd aflilt 
 him ill his Wars againll the King of ),ar ; ami in conli- 
 derationo; that benite, Ihoii'd have a full Lading of 
 Pepper. 
 
 .hHusl the, Twentieth, the King exprofsd Ibmc Refent-M'^"- 
 menis, that none of the t.nj^lil,} cli-ecially the Pilot ^"'"'"''• 
 whiehwasmy lelf) had yet Ix'cn brought to wait upon K'ofJl..i 
 him ; and rcproach'd the Captain, .is if lu- intendctl to 
 march off, and quit the Service he had covenanted to per- 
 form. Upon this I was pielemly feni tor alliore ; and the 
 Twenty lecoml waited upon the King, with whi ni I 
 (lay'd tour or live Hours, in all the Plealu.-es that a noble 
 F,imiuet, and 1 very free Converf.ition, with lo t;reat a 
 Prince, coii'd give. He made ihe Sabandar diels 'me af- 
 ter the Sutiuti.iii Mode, with a Roll of while 1 inen round 
 my Head, and aSalhof the lame embroider'd with (Jold 
 about my \\'alte, then an iimle.- Veil of white, and over 
 that one of red. The preatell part of his Difeonrfe w.is 
 .ibiiut l-.r,gl.ii:.l, and our Queen ; whom he greatly admi- 
 red for Ikm- Wars with the King of S;:.iiii ; 'which Prince 
 heimagin'd to be.ibloliiie Moiianhof all l-.uiop:. 
 
 Sritiiiue, xU bull, we had Ordersio take 111 Soldiers 
 atui Ordnance, and to prepare for the Batterv of the City 
 of Jm : And to colour the Delign that was going on the 
 belter, the great (ialleys were brought out of ihe River, 
 and the Sea all about us was cuverd with Praw> ami 
 Bcai'., ioad.ed wiili arir.cd Men. .Some of the chief cair.e 
 alioaiil us, with a good Company of .Soldiers, appointed 
 with all li.ns of We.ipons ; and iho' tliey pretended only 
 a Caroiil'e with ilie good Liijuon, diey had brought, yet 
 we fiifpecliiig another fort of bntertainmcnt, pre (inr'd .ic- 
 coidingly, tilling our Tops with Stones, and making fall 
 
 all 
 
 ^^ibJl .^TchaiUV! 
 
 t 
 
 ly ot tile 
 
 all our Gr 
 the liell p 
 (who witl 
 cut our'l 
 Me had. 
 
 noxious Q 
 i ate and It 
 fits, anil 
 taken in a 
 Scnfes am 
 
 ?iart, th r 
 rrni the I 
 feills ot 1 
 while ; 
 felves, ,1111 
 lo many H 
 Conditirn 
 well as 
 ns, killM 
 polllbd 
 TlK J'nclw- man and 
 fell on the 
 grces we e 
 ving their 
 calls, as 
 After this. 
 Ship, in w 
 wlrcli we 
 carried aw 
 reeover'd 
 awed ihe ( 
 within Sho 
 (ides the H 
 I': re of I'eei 
 dar. and 01 
 of the pr.p 
 News of tl: 
 iliai he cut 
 ly evcepte 
 mounted ti 
 nnder Ci 
 Boat. 
 
 During 
 140 Tuno 
 pture, all 1 
 the Men, 
 venturers v 
 much lictti 
 The.Soi 
 it produces 
 but Rice, 
 Mines of ( 
 Rubies, S 
 bic Commi 
 plenty, th.i 
 and might 
 like Hops, 
 it t'elf up 
 Tree. T' 
 ami one af 
 in it. Bel 
 It affords f 
 <K)ats, Hr 
 the Ploiigl 
 ther will 
 places, thi 
 fail to coo 
 ry charini 
 
 ('i7oW</.«» Wl7i;'H, 1 
 
 JiwiVil. woo^ ar 
 
 H(/UlC is 
 
 very large 
 like the 1' 
 ty : The 
 the Groui 
 that CI nlii 
 mg, a G 
 .\ very fa' 
 People at 
 yield eeei 
 veil that I 
 Bar ; ami 
 Forts in i 
 for Ships 
 the Shore 
 and 1 lofe 
 good Rid 
 building 
 Ler, rhe L 
 
 ShT>l4lr4. 
 
 G>: 
 Mil 
 
 jew 
 
 .nd 
 
 Iff 
 
Lib. II. 
 
 if ilinrDii-K, 
 IXl'nitiiicnt. 
 bleu'ii thnu- 
 
 TlUf'.S tlll'm 4 
 
 le, .ind 0)l. 
 parti of thai 
 
 appily (hiick 
 1 Ill's 'n 4IV- 
 Conip.ils h.is 
 I nufnl)l■r^ of 
 iniicl, v\liii|i 
 i.il for a Sliip 
 
 i of hiiii,), in 
 (\\i'i>i i and 
 r Cape Ciini'. 
 
 \lr,1 . AllJthc 
 
 '«. Hire wc ^'"'' ' « 
 
 hnt camcf.T-^'""'" 
 
 \l,il.hi,i, thai 
 
 riiT Intentions 
 
 Kiiij; a liiiall 
 
 ,'inari left a< i 
 
 lt\ , lu'liilos a 
 
 I'roinifi- of a 
 
 Ills partiiiilaril"' '""11 
 
 rtor\Vi;'ip™iM';i.'TH' 
 the Haft ami n.nr ,.n,i 
 
 lil.andriihU ■''>*•■•'• 
 
 I wear it, bm 
 
 s Favour, has 
 
 iioll «hat he 
 
 PippiT alnnp 
 Ills own poil 
 It at the fame 
 joil Clfliccs for 
 rbear abufinc; 
 o be fure likl 
 lanf! went a- 
 .par'd by the 
 
 in again, ihc 
 
 hi; I'tiftiipiete 
 lui his Fricna, 
 them, or any 
 let her he wasThrKrt > 
 111, he was of •^•''"''' 
 i neuT heard J,j'.,.,i;j 
 lole I'aris fur f.iigii,h-nr 
 
 theie were 
 ifparagemcnt 
 
 diiiatioii in 
 
 iliiatioii he 
 
 ih.it Coun- 
 
 ajelty made 
 
 llioud allitl 
 
 nd in i:on(i- 
 I.adiiig of 
 
 6'umacra, it's Cujlms^ Trodikts, ike. 
 
 5i 
 
 ry 
 
 1.1 put out fclvesimol The King was oripiiially ii 1 kticr ihnn a I'liN'i-tnin, '^|j^'^"« 
 
 id link ro;, 
 
 all oiir Gratinpi, and in ever, . , , . „ . . 1 ., 1 1 ' ,!,„' , . • 11 
 
 the belt relHue of defence wc cou d. But inelc Inhdcl$| tho 11 letiiis a luriunan one, haMiilI ihe ('oo.i iihk ""(..Hi . 
 
 (who with all thi< pretext of Friendfliip, had rcfohed toi caieh a Kiii(;iloiii. Mis Valour and H.ood CoiuluOt in the uit inr^n 
 lit our 'I hroa'is, and that with as iniieh eaJe as was polli- War-, rccotiiiuenil.'d hun tothe Notice .11, I KIteeiii of the 
 
 ^ '■' - " • ; ■ -11 -I ■ ^J I foniiii Kiii('. and b\ ilej:iee- lifiid hi'ii lip ro the I loiiovir 
 
 of iiiarrjinp, liistieai Kinlwijinan. .And ilio'tii 'e vvas;iii 
 undoiilred lliir, the liianJ-lon of th.it oM Kinj% by lii< 
 Uaiii'liter, married to the K.iic of -■• j yet the Fill.cr- 
 iiiaii (then Admiral ot ./ ■•«, and by i\tai;iape fonietliiig 
 a-kiii to the Crown; dd by the 'vhir.'.er of the soiinc 
 I'riiite, and of a (jouil pait of thi- Nobi'itv rh.it oi>;'0»'ii 
 uf ilie Ro 
 
 PIC had. m Older to clfed it. mixed all the Meat and 
 A ^)r.^,»ul rj-y^ ,,,^„ broni'ht aboard, with a loitol .Seed ot a vcr) 
 '""' noxim iQ! Hity ; the leall llfeilb of which are to iiitoxi- 
 
 latcandHiipilie a Man, to d.inip his Vit.il ileal and Sp'- 
 
 fits and turn hun into a heavy fenetlels I umi>i bunt 
 taken in a l.irpe ipMntity, it fo powertiilly UkUM' alUhe 
 Scnfirs and Spirit 
 parr, that there 
 
 ill 
 
 ly 
 
 omc Refent- M' cW 
 the Pilot,,„,„,h,,« 
 to wait upon K. of ,.4<»» 
 
 intended to 
 
 an red to per- 
 
 re ; and the 
 
 th \vh( ni 1 
 
 that a noble 
 
 1 lo threat a 
 
 liels me af- 
 
 men round 
 
 I witli (Jold 
 
 e, and o\cr 
 
 ifiourfe was 
 
 greatly adini- 
 
 whitli Prince 
 
 np: 
 
 e in Soldiers 
 y of the City 
 pomg on the 
 of i!ie Ki\cr, 
 
 PrawN anil 
 iccliiefcaine 
 rs, appointed 
 ■etcnjed only 
 brouglir, yet 
 
 picpar'd ae- 
 
 making fait 
 all 
 
 i 
 
 Tlv rmchc 
 
 ile- 
 
 lea- 
 
 riojjai of 
 
 ]cw..U. 
 
 , and abates tlie Vigour of e\ery aiitive 
 s no rceovcritig N.^ture (in th .s Cafe) 
 frrm the diflrefs. .And we tVaind the f^.-tMiieiitioii'd l.t- 
 feds of It, bv that lime wc had eat and drunk a little 
 while ; f ..■ we quite loll the due iiiaiumemvm ot our 
 reho< nnd begnu to (tare and gape ui-oii one aiiurher like 
 fomaiiyHno';. And nosv ihe\ had brougln us into the 
 Conditirn they d.lired ; aiul expeiiVng we wuu d lie,htas 
 well as piav like I orb, upon a Signal gu en they let upon 
 lis killd 'the Captain, and leveial oiliers. and ahiiolt 
 poililsd tlie.ideKes of the whole Miip. Alv Coumry- 
 man and 1. and one mote, defended the Poop, and the 
 relt on the tops pelt iig them loiiiidl) with Stones, b\ 
 cicisweilear'dthe Ship of them. i"> Im.iU ii..mber 
 vine their batter'd Skulls and Ki nns, and mang.ed Ca:- 
 eafes, as fo many Mniiiimuits of our blood,, Victor). 
 Attet- this, we dr.i* e aw.iy as f.ill as we eo.i'd to our other 
 Ship, in which the fame Villaiiy had been acted, and 
 wlueh we found in the hands of our Inemies readv to be 
 rarneil away, all the I'nniipal Men being klli'd : Hut we 
 reeover'd her bv the help of our great Gun-, which lo 
 awed the (lalley's, th.it they dared not attempt to come 
 within Shot, for the I" curing their new-gotten Prize. Be 
 fides the Hui dredsof llain l>:i:,i>:i, that weliad the ple.a- 
 frre of feeing Hoat about in the Sea, we kill'd the Saban- 
 dar. aiidoivMil the King's near Kiiilnien, and loiiieotheri 
 lif the pr.iHipal Manngeis of the Coiifpir.aey. But the 
 News of this great lols,'fo iiiHained the '1 yraniiieal Pruice, 
 iliai he cutoif ihe Heads of all our Men alhore, eight iin- 
 ly excepted, whom he reler\cd forSlaies, Our lofs a- 
 inouiited to Sixty eight Men, including thofe that were 
 under Conhmmcm, bclidcs our two Pinnaces, and a 
 Boat. 
 
 During the time of our (tay at Achen, wc had gotten 
 140 Tun of Pepper .iboard our .Ships; but upon the Rii. 
 pture, all the Money anil Merchandize alhore, as well as 
 the Men. were lolt ; by which means many young .Ad. 
 venturers were quite riiiu'd. and 1 my Iclf did not coinc otf 
 much lictter. 
 
 The Siiil of this Illaii>l S'.'/m :"■' !« very rich and fertile ; 
 it produces variety of excellent Fruits, but no fortof (irain 
 but Rice, of which they make their Bre.id. Here are 
 Mines of (lo!d ami Cupper, precious Balms and Gums, 
 Rubies, Sapphires, and darntts, with many other valu.v 
 blc Commodities : Particularly Pepper grows here in fiich 
 plenty, that they are able to l.ade twenty Ships every Year, 
 and might many more, if they were indultrious. It grows 
 like Hops, from a planted Root, which by degrees winds 
 it felf up about a Pole, till it comes to a great Bulliy 
 Tree. 1 he Pepper hangs in Chifteis three Inches long, 
 and one about, each Clufter ha\ iiig torty, or more. Corns 
 in it. Bclidcs thcfe Mineral and Vegetable Productions, 
 it affords plenty of rcrviccaWc Animals, as Horfes, Oxen, 
 <.oats. Hogs, Flephants, BufflvS; which laft they ufe in 
 the Ploughing their Ground. All thefe Advantages, toge- 
 ther with a \ ery W'holfomc and temperate Air in molt 
 places, the fwect Dews, and fruitful Showers, that never 
 fail to cool and rcfrcfti the Ground, do make the place ve- 
 ry charming and dclirablc. 
 Ci7orA/,«» w./;cH, the Capital City of the whole IHand, (lands in a 
 Wood, and is lb entirely cover'd with the Trees, that an 
 Houle is nor to I c fcen, till one is juft upon it. "lis a 
 very large rambling place, and the Hcufes (tand almod 
 like the IVees, without any thing of Order or Uniformi- 
 ty : 'I'hev are rais'd upon Polls eight or nine Fcxjt from 
 the Ground, and haie Walls and Coverings of Mats ; fo 
 that ccniideriug the Structure and Situ.ation of the Build- 
 ing, a Gunpowder Plot, etfeCtually executed, would be 
 a very fatal thing in .lilcn. Here's a vail Concourfe of 
 People at this Citv, and the three great Ma'-ket-places, 
 yield every 1 'ay the ProfpcA of fo many Fairs. The Ha- 
 ven that leads to it is very firall, being but iix Foot at the 
 Bar ; and it has one of the word, and mod ill contrived 
 Forts in the World : But there is a very pleafant Road 
 for Ships rca"- it, in which the Wind dill blowing frL:n 
 the Shore) a Ship 11 ny ride a Mi!e otf in eighteen Fathom, 
 and 1 Icfe by in lix and four Fathom ; and here is not only 
 
 him, pollcfs hiiiili d \ 
 
 al Dignity. 
 
 tli.it op; 
 Fleis an alio 
 
 lute Fpiciia-, and docs nodiing l" i 'Mt and ilrink all t!ie 
 Day long ; and when he has gore u '.o th.nt degree, th.lt 
 his Belly is ready to I'reak. he (alls r) fliew'ng ':re.-. a, 
 which makes a lonlidcrable evaci ation b) Sp ttle, and 
 piociires a frclh Appe:ite. 
 
 lliswholc life is fpcnt anuingrt Wotri' n, and Won'cn 
 manage all liis Concerns- I hvy aie his . Attend ints aiiJ 
 Companions, his Conileliors. and chief Miiullcrs if 
 St.ite : Nay, a Woman s his .Admiral, and "ivcs Orders 
 at Se.i i Inch a Cuntidence he has in the Prnfcne and 
 I aiililiilnefs of that Sex; tho'iftli/ brnerKiiig had 
 been cf that mind, 'tis certain he had never been what he 
 is. Yet for frnn's fake, and partly 111 reility too, h.Tus 
 live conlidei-able Mmiiters of the other Sex, who act in 
 Si. boiilin.it, on to the Female Sovereigns, and execute the 
 1 aws wlii.h they make. ,'Mid thele laws ave 1'; erucl 
 and tyraiuiteal, that no Man can lall ,any thirr lis own ; 
 1 ileand (ioods are at the K'ng's difpofe ; .-:id l.e is rec- 
 kon'd to do no Injury, if he takes awiv both, oreV.'^er, 
 when he plealcs. 1 le lioes an Offender a KMulnef., 
 
 ry great hntu r, if he k.lls hi 
 
 rights ; that is, t. 
 
 licttriVii. 
 
 him in pieces with his Flepliant, or Iiiipa!e him upon a 
 Stake ; oiherwile a Man mull ha\e hi> I lands ani Feet 
 cut otf, and lo be baiuil.'d into a d^ folate Illaiid, i''.'ro to 
 pine away the remainder of his inilerabir Life in 1 .'ii ii.e, 
 and extreaiii 'Foruieii's, 
 
 His Palace itands half a Mile fn.m the City, upon t'^u 
 Rutr ; 'lis built like the ivll, b; t only higher an i li.e.e- 
 lier, and more nobly furniih'd with (.lold, Velvet, ar.d 
 Damask, in the inlide. A Man mull pal's tlirec Co.rrs of . 
 
 Guards, before he comes at him : And if he approa hes,,..,,,;!,:,,, 
 the Prcfence, he mull come bare-leggd and bare f oted, ilic K>nj. 
 and dafp his Hands together above ins Head, and fo bow- 
 ing with his Body, and repe.iting fome Words of profound 
 Rcfpeilk, lit down crofs-leggd, as His Ma) llydoes: For 
 'tis thus that he and all his Company (its; an! 'tis only 
 the Jewels he wears, and not his Pollure, that diitinguilhes 
 hun from tlie red, (incc they all lit like a Company of 
 Tavlors. 
 
 1 This Prince has a great Strength of I'leplianrs, which 
 are indeed the principal part of his l.and-Fo.Le^ Heh.-.s 
 good (tore of Hrals Guns too, as large perhaps as any in 
 the World ; but they life them without Carriages, and 
 ddcharge them upon the (Jround. 
 
 His GallcNS (of which he has a eoo,' number) arc made 
 like a Wherry, long and 1 pen, w.thoat Deck, Foreea'.lle, 
 Chafe, or any upper Buildii.g ; tl;e Oats are like Sho- 
 vels, which they ufe only with the Hand, not refting 
 them upon the (iailey. 
 
 'Ihe People load of an Original from //'.-"M^/and If-- 
 ■•■ir, and can compute the Genealogies of the Bible ; they 
 are MJunu-tnu in Religion, and \et pray with Beads as 
 the Papidsdo. They lia\e feveral Schools for the I'di -T.o P.oti'i! 
 cation of their Childivn, and SpiMtual Di"nitie> and l>rc- °' ^"""'''■'' 
 ferments, tor the Encouragement of their St.idies. .-Ml 
 ('ortsof i'rade and Mechanical Arts llourilh au-ongll thetn, 
 but their topping Bnlincfs is that of Merchandize, to 
 which ihey Item entirely devoted. 
 
 In their Burials c\erv particular Family has its plarc to 
 if! felf, and the Corps is laid with the Head towards 
 A/ciCi, a great Free-llone being fct the: c, and another .-.: 
 the Feet : .And the lame L'ultoio is i.'.fer\ed in the Burial 
 of the Kings, only iiiltc ad of Free-ltune, they ha\e two 
 Malles of (iold of sco . Weight ea h. Thy have an 
 .Annual Cereii'onv of going in Proced'ion to meet thcMef- 
 
 lias, as they call him, that is, the lirpodor A/.; 
 his promifed Return : This liappen'd at our being there, 
 lo that we had the Opportun ty of feeing the Marapemeiic 
 of it. 
 
 The King, and all the Nobility, are mounted upon E- 
 Icphunts, richly dref'.'d uith Velvet, Silk, and CI th of 
 Gold : One Ipare Flepliaiic is leaii am nj'lt the re'.l, wi'.h 
 a Cadle of Mall'y Gold upon his Back ; and this is for the 
 Melliah to ride upon. 1 husthey go on with Bai.r.ers di- 
 Iplay'd, with Drinisand 'Trumpets founding before them 
 good Riding for Ships, but excellent Materials too forthc to the great Church, where they look very f< rn:ally in, 
 building ot them, tlie Country all about furnilhing Tim- 1 as if theycxpeCled tolin.! tluPropli -t in the I'-.i'p'.Rut not 
 Ler, the belt that can be for that purpofe. I liiidmg him ihere(.iiid no doubt ihev uueht have fa-, "d them 
 
 Hi ' Hvcs 
 
] 52 ^^ Adams s l^qya'^c through the South Sea to Japan. 1 ib- l),|HChap. V. 
 
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 lhcTr*ltf. 
 
 Thr n.viii 
 
 f 
 
 I . 
 
 -1 ■ 
 
 »^ I 
 
 Tl'iJ*<t 
 
 IcUmlic l.ilxHir <i| lookinp) ;ittcr t'nnir C'lHiiioniit iifr'l, 
 liny imii'tiutl 4(;.im, (ilio Kinp (jk\iip tlic pl.uo iiuiniliil 
 •or tlu- Miiluh) nml pn back .n wile .n ihoy ciinc, to 
 Drinking uiul Rcvtlling, with wliiih ihcy k nclinlc the 
 Uiy. 
 
 Hen 's a eri'ai Reforl of Mcrih.im« to tlii' place, from 
 «ll p.iitsot'ilK- /"i//f/, ( /•iw.f, .liul /h\l>:,-. '1 III- N.IITIt^ of' 
 tlicir Cum arc M.i>., Callus, i.u\\ pan, Tan^Aw, Tayell. 
 Otii Ma> 11 lAoii (.'.iil.o, ami ^<<'■ C"ail;ci nuke a Cow- 
 pan ; 4 Ma>'v nakf a I'aiil.iw, ami 4 I'anlaw* a 1 aycll. 
 Afiil iiinip.ii'il Willi I'lir Clin, a Mivi«9./. '. They fell 
 tluir IVi-pev I'y the IMiar (wimh uennuaUnt tn \<ol. 
 h'g ''. \V'eii!lu at the ratei.f J '. 4 j. ainl their P.mtnl, 
 wt'i ih tluy call aCett, i»ii rf (nir Omtev. '1 he Weipht 
 li\ uluili ihey fell prciiims .Stones, they tall Malle, 10' of 
 wliuli make an OnMient'oi'r Wetpli* 
 1 'I'lii* llla'ul IS iliuileil into tue.r Kinpiltinn , *ll of 
 wliiih are Trilntarv tn /./fx 'Ihey are .(. 'fw, VUlfr, 
 i\/i«,ii/. ici'.anJ Am ; aiiil the ti\e principal Citici arc J- 
 t/'C'i, (' 'V', /'j.ci>', O 'M, aiui A/.'i.iMwi/n. 
 
 B. t afitr ihn ilipreiiiiiri, 10 return in the Art'alr* of cur 
 Voyage : 'I'lie I'anu' Day that we liiul that hiuonnter with 
 the .l.iciiea, we let l.ul fur i'l.lc , where Wt tame to an 
 AiKJior. 
 
 Sij:nnlc' the Seeotul, l-'euic ("..illiis i.iuler Conlin'l of 
 t'l: /' in/,;;,f^', attaekM i>. one o! wliiili we luiik, .nul 
 .lirpcvsM llic relt. H it Iring ililhvl>'il here for wan; of 
 Vater we went to tlu' lllaoiU I'/ /■ ll'Him, rpon the C'oalt 
 ' ' ,^ir.l.'.i, in 6 Dcgr. v^ Mm. wher. weiefielli'il. 
 
 Oil '.t' thcTwellili, we laiiie int ithe Hay of ./.• •" a- 
 pain, wi'lia lUlipn toreuner our Men, it pii;li le; I'lr 
 lure we tiHwul teiUJ.i.lk'. pr ^iJeil to make i skeepihein 
 Coinpati;. in their Captiviti ; whiili alitr a ihnrt Fiplit 
 we oMipeil to retire. 
 
 '1 he I'ighteenth we ilireiiK'il our Courfe in r.tn.ilf-' in, 
 a I it\ iif\ervpreat '1 lade. Aiul the '1 wentv lifth we 
 ,iinh. r'l! aiiicnp.lt the lilaiuls in the Kay, m 1 1 Depr. 
 :^ Mill. North Lat, But thcbail WnuU int Uilicring ns 
 
 to recmer the City, whuli ItaniU twenty Lraf^tirt within 
 the Ray (antlbvllilci, wanting riu\ili><t»] we iail'd awny 
 for the Illanil* .ViVo/'.c, where we amhor'il .Sotfihln the 
 Twelfth. Thefc IllamK lie in 8 Degr. Norib 1 .«. they 
 aa" \ery low Croiiml, but fniiifuj inoiiph, ami h3\e • 
 \ery convenient RoaJ fur .Ship. Tlu People arc bale 
 ami flothfiit. li\inn(>nl\ ii)<on I'ruit an I Fifh, an<l not in 
 the lealt taking Care of the Culture of their (iround : 
 They bronpht 11 Orange', I iinon'i, ami foim Ainbcr- 
 preei e ^ which we piirehasM for a liiiK I iner. Cloth, 
 
 The .iixiccntb, we ll.ap'il our Coin k tor thr lllaiul yri- 
 /'» ^ Aliil nyem.d. took a ,*'hip from the Coalt u\ Cmm.in- 
 ■Ir!, Uiuml I'nr .-f./r.;, with Rue, whuh admirably well 
 fupplieil our Neee.Htics at that tim). .She ga\e u> Intel- 
 ligence licli.les of the great Spiie-Traile at SUtcMm, 
 in ^c/Ar, (if the riilinel's of tli.- whole IllamI in cencral, 
 ami paninilarly the plenty of IVarl, ami JeweN there. 
 ( 'poo this, ami l"e\eral i.tlier Reports ot the a.bantape 
 we iivght irake, by vilitirg that plae. , wc beat alviut 
 upon the Coalt lixtern Da\< to recover .t ; but being frii- 
 ftr.nted in O'lr DeliKii, we dilehaiged our IVut, anddi- 
 reCfed our Courfe hniiiewaids. 
 
 Af (I.-; the Tenth ♦, we fell in with the Ca()e of (,W 
 llrjc. And the 'I'wiiiu leiond wednubled it. 
 
 .'/' / the I'hiiteei.ih we .imhor'd .11 .St. Il.lciii; where 
 we li..d)"|<)d Water, hif.s, aiul Kidi, m great plenty, 
 
 Tlie'rweri\ ihird, we had liyjn ot ./,,.•,.«,<(, where 
 there's neirher Wood lor Water, nor any green iliing for 
 the Si pport of I ife ; but 'tis all one great barien R(«.kof 
 hve I lagiies brc.idth. 
 
 A;:» the .Sixth, Wi arrived at the (lUud l\,Hf.,i.to /.,-,- 
 «/', while we water d and relrill.',|. ^ 
 
 'Ihe.Tliirteenih we Ici .S.,il, ili,ipij,j. owr Cotirle for 
 l-.r;<J.„:l. And J/ > the Twenty tliiid, we put into the 
 I'orii.l MlUlelit-''; whiih wa- doiibl) Wiliouieiois 
 .liter (o narrow an eleape frt-m the nunv Danper-. and' 
 I reat herics we had iiu t w iili abroad. 
 
 till •>.„ 
 
 .1/411.4. 
 
 I r*.l,- 
 
 .« D. 
 
 i 
 
 id , 
 
 C H A p. V. 
 
 Jn Acoimt of a Voyage to the Ifle o/^ Japan, through the Macella- 
 nick Strcighis ; by Mr. William Adams. Tal^n out of his 
 7 Wj Letters written upon that SuhjeH. 
 
 •yl.O. I'H 
 
 Tro' b'c ii 
 
 p,i;;i.f> ihc 
 
 I 
 
 r«t.i. t_Vi: 
 
 AttHti'l. 
 
 THis Ihi.i.iji-iii.-.i! 1 eing the tint, that wc know 
 o-' t!ut \iliteil the (ireat lllandof ;?.i/.ik, we 
 aie obliged to giv e lis Story a hearing, and let 
 I. nil loire in .-mioiiglt the relt of the Celebra- 
 ted Sea-un. 11 of our Country, ilio" Ills Voyage was not ot 
 any I'ub!i. k Confeili;cnee, as to Trade ard Intercll thire- 
 Ly proiui d in iV.ofe p.iri-. 
 
 In this Bulir.els he was not the Servant of his own Na- 
 ti\e C( '.intrv, bi.t 01'//, "•/.:' ; being an able I'ihu, and 
 \ery skill'iil in all I'oini-, of Marine Knowledge : He w.ts 
 hiieJ by tliat People to pu to .Sea with them. Hi? Poll 
 wa« th.it of Mailerd'ilui, the management of thewh.ole 
 r!ett 'wlui hecinlilled of nvcSail) being left principally to 
 his Care .iiul Pnuleiiee. They I'et Sail from the 'ir.vi7, '-imic 
 tiie 14th. and made it the 1 1 It of .In^'wf, by tliat time they 
 re.uh'd St. .y..-^'-, one of the Cape ./;• / c,,i llles ; hero they 
 liay'd alnioll a Month, lo long that a good part of the 
 Mee'wasiiek, altogether with the bafe unhealtliy Air of 
 that place ; and they found it mie too, by Experience, 
 (ulii.h before the Di.,\7- won d not believe; thai 'twas a 
 very barren place, .as to an) manner ot good Retrell.- 
 inent. 
 
 Srj'tcwl'cr the I'lfctcnth, they pafs'd the Line, tho' w "th 
 tio'.lile, bceai.f.' of the contrary Sonthcriv Wiiuis that 
 then liiilrefs'd iheni ; and this was the etl'eCt if having 
 loitird ..way tuo ir.aili time befoie they came to attempt 
 ir. They were row earned .away to the Coalt ot (-.•»>.(•«, 
 and coming iipv.irh Cape ..v / ■'•' ' (fimjr.lvcs, tliey landed 
 thei-, lick Coinpair. there; but this place lUiiiid Relief .is 
 wcUastlu t'ornier, and thif.ik Men were forced to earr\ 
 their feveiv.! ^^'alus and Diltenipers .iboard with '.hem a- 
 
 gaii;. 
 
 At the Ille of .l':iyl;h ihev met \v:th a li;cle b-trcr tn- 
 terra inii'ciit ; hflc w^re Hee\cs, Oranges, and other 
 br irs ; but the P'agiic of an imheahhy Climate, imbit- 
 iir'.i the Comforts ff this Refa'llmient, .iiid the bad .Air 
 made ihv.T. lick, a-' fall as the good Provilioiis trade ihcni 
 
 well. Tlie Dutch larded a Party of Men, and :uok the 
 1 own ; a Imal thing eonfilli'ig of eii;luv lloulcs. and 
 Ike to be of as little ProHt to the Coni]i,erors .as ir wa.1 
 HonoiT to them. 'Twas towards die middle of Ko.nn- 
 i'tr iHtore they got away from hence ; lo hard is it to leave 
 a pood Paiting-plaee, efpieially when the next 1. lo very 
 uncertain, as tis in the cale of .Sea-men. 
 
 Between ,lK,iobrn, .ind 4 Degr. South I at. they had 
 the \V:,:ds Perpetually at S. by fc. .i„d S. ,S. li. but alwitThrVVuiJ. 
 that Parallel, they came up S, E. & li. S. E. & E. Their 
 Courle was now for the M„_i-li.,mck. Streights, and they 
 made it hve Months Sailing between them and the Ille of 
 Aomlmi. But the Mifcriesthey endured by Hui:ger in that 
 timcweretxrrcTOc and m the hii;Iied degree doleful.accor- 
 dmg^oMr. A.lw.i s Relation : I or a iiood while tlicy had 
 each Man,but a qu.arter of a Pound of Bread a Day with a 
 propoitionalh Imall quantity of Wine and Water •' but it 
 came to tuat pafs at l.ijt, that they cat the very Skins thar 
 erd the Ropes ot the Ships; and by tlus iinn.atural 
 lort ot Diet, brought on ftranee Difordersand beeblencfs 
 ot Body upon thcmfebes. Through all thele DiffieulticSc^,,,,,,^.. 
 they inaoe a liiift, at alt toreaeh the .\k5.^^„u^ ,Stre.,.hts,M;;iL'^^^ 
 comii.gii.to the firlt Narrow oi that Pall'age ,-y/-r;/' the «'""!!'"■ • 
 Sixth. But this was btit Itill out of one liifiieufty into'' "' "" 
 another ; twas only altering the Scene of their Misfor- 
 tunes, ami eoming to be nuferable in another pl,aee • Eor 
 the W inter w.is coming on here apace, the Cold beean to 
 be e.crc .and pinching, and the great Snows k-pan too 'to 
 make the C ircnmilame nioic eomidetely difma,;. Many Th- : .M, - 
 a t,mc won d the Wind have ferv'J to have tarried them HiMhcr- 
 thrcugh thcSirtMghts, but the obftijiate General wou'd 
 not end>race the Opportunity, at the Advice f f thole that 
 ;ptrUv,aded u ; and lo was the oceall..-n of the milerible 
 iConhnemeiir of the I'leet here all the W,„tcr Stafon. 
 [Here was Piring indeed enough for them all. alout the 
 I Streights, ever V plate abounding with Wood; but there 
 iwasaworle Ntxcffiry anionglt them, which tins woud 
 
 I'm 1 lu| 
 laiislled 1 
 lined con! 
 ther, till 
 whole W. 
 (fall the 
 llieir Men 
 were as in 
 iicf il luu 
 
 Ari([f/..i/i.. 
 
 lime to gii 
 inainder < 
 and gone, 
 tiirnirg Su 
 gain, lefoi 
 look then 
 So the 
 .Streights, 
 edly Lofs'a 
 llmri, a 
 1^"" them to u 
 ,1 le'lhey luil 
 ■I I )l that they w 
 ,,,,,. the Coalt 
 I relt tame 
 (liou'd go 
 to the .\i:p 
 Naii.cs wi 
 terd Shee| 
 thorn ; bill 
 trv, and t; 
 'Their C> 
 ing as ilu\ I 
 Afor, V ; I m 
 did it at th 
 I.eaguis frni 
 I It re they fo 
 .•\iuhoriiig ■ 
 that a|<piar'.l 
 fpoliti'iiis, as 
 be tried. Bi 
 at their tirlt 
 ihi'iii a<; Iiuai 
 pofe them, ai 
 upon the Bi'; 
 ing under tlit 
 lute Necedity 
 a Rifreihaieri 
 I ariaiis, and 
 Now they 1 
 Ceiraiion of •' 
 to a Parley 1 
 utidciltandiii^ 
 Fruits, for ilu 
 and then ligin 
 aboard again 
 tlicv ll.on'd !i.- 
 rctiiViy of _ Attording! 
 it Ww'i. Iiiirc, or Hiop 
 f.ir, before .1 
 fand, that la; 
 cut them all o 
 This was a 
 ticularly in tl 
 tiiough, to d 
 this h)ls thcv 
 came to the 
 their Admiral 
 lin.l ihiir ditinii as then 
 Jm ii M havinc given 
 H'S: .'l-"..,t die' Cape h 
 Admiral had i 
 by the Daris 
 their Central 
 Now ;o gt 
 grtat difiiiuk 
 bair.i, ail I tv 
 h,id not Men 
 great, and fo 
 cumllance, tl 
 not rcliev'd tl 
 ,_ here witho'at ; 
 that had .1 del 
 ing t'ritndly 11 
 as todi it \vl 
 their lafe retu 
 wou'd li.ue ^ 
 Were fini'ible 
 I'ril'oii'.is, (c!] 
 Heads ICO, 111 
 
 '■w th tr 
 *.arB. 
 
 f.i ' 
 
I ib. li^Chap. V . 
 
 Their T>i/ireffes on the Gafi o/ChiJi, ^f. 
 
 53 
 
 tir'i within 
 
 m 
 
 iil'd awny 
 
 «' 
 
 ifiiAri thi' III 1 .>.-.,(, 
 
 IF 
 
 1 at. tiny 
 
 2 
 
 nil ha\i' • 
 
 9 
 
 c arc lalt 
 
 '¥ 
 
 mil nut in 
 
 
 (Jroiiml : 
 
 »_ 
 
 11 Amber- 
 
 
 Clolll. 
 
 
 IlLiiul \ei- 
 
 
 ut ( '61 w.in' 
 
 
 ablv well 
 
 
 I ut Inti'l- 
 
 
 SiUL\tlh»f M4llt4.», 
 
 
 11 Ciiicral,;"^'i|,'^;i" 
 
 WV < tlllTO. pl.u>.''.i 
 
 
 •V\\ M\llf,C T".l- 1 
 
 uai alioin'""" 
 
 P' 
 
 W\uy, (rii- 
 
 1 
 
 t, .iiul iJl- 
 
 
 1'^ 
 
 111 (ifoJ~1 D. iiH 
 
 !•("•, U'llCIC 
 
 'Kilty. 
 
 Kll, WlllTl" 
 
 11 lliiii); tor 
 \u RiKkdl 
 
 Courlc (or 
 Mit into the 
 
 » oil 11' ID IS, 
 
 .iii^rtri ami 
 
 [;ella- 
 
 f of bu 
 
 ncui I'liprly ani! tin- C'mn in(!« •f tlic Belly were i(» Iw with fo much Provifinn. One tii.iy cnliU i.iupine, the 
 
 LiliMieil l.y another Ion of I'rovilion. Here they ennti- ''-'-■' '• u ■. ... h.,.i .i M. ... 
 
 iiueil cuiifiiainR wiih Hunger, DiUcmper*. anil bail Wea- 
 tlur, till Scfinnhc i fii that they IUkkI the Mincli of the 
 whole W.nter at this I'Uee, ami emluieil the lixtreiiuties 
 t.r .til the very worll Months ot the Year. Aliuiulaiu e of 
 their Men ilyM, Wnin ilownriKht Uar\M , ami the rill 
 weic.t'in.ir it AJ they eou'il well lie: Anil now the (le- 
 iietti luunt' hail enough ot' the SVinter I'lealiire* of ilie 
 M.;i;f/..i;i..^ .Streinlit", M-ry pnlitiekly roneliuleil 'rw.is 
 tiiiieio p. aw.iN. Ill' Men were hall ileail, anil ihe re- 
 tnaimlir v%iii aliimll l.iiiiilti'il, the illlmal Winter I'pint 
 anil Kone. an..l ilie i hi irlnl .S|Miiif, uinint; on w.tli ihe rc- 
 
 J pi ..-. ... 
 
 tiirniri', .Sun. lu ihoiij'Jii u liii'limne to jut out loVaa- 
 );a;n, leforethe Comfort of the an'roJehinp .Sealuniner- 
 took them. 
 
 V)the laiiertmlof 'icpiohk;, they let Sail out ot the 
 
 .Vreii'jits, aiul Ivinuf'oi into the Suuili ,Sia, werewivtih- 
 
 i-illy U'lVa anil I'eaten al'uiit in ili.u nrl'iilent Heeaii. In 
 
 lliuri, \ liiHy Storm KanerM the uliu'.e Fleet, anililro\e 
 
 '" '"" them to f.ik ilmr l-'oriunes, every one bv tlieii felves. 
 
 T.'li.Tlieyluil at:re.il I'lfre. in eafe of .in\ fnh Dilalter, 
 
 •I! H)|th.utlicy woii'il llay for one ami her, at (onie place iip.n 
 
 ■ ' ,' the Coall i,f Cm/', in the 1 aiitiiileof 4« IXi-r. ai.d it ihe 
 
 , li"" relf came not in a Worth, th.Mithnl'e that weiv there 
 
 ■, nioi'M p) ( II. 1 h.her Mr. .l.lum's Ship came, aminhnp 
 
 to ilie .\i:iii'niin'. ii.'l lla\'il the ai'pomteil nine. 'Mie 
 
 Sp.mi.udi were out of Himioiir u^'on't, to tiiiil thcmleUe* 
 taken in fuch a Tr.ip ; luit 'twas all one, 'iwj» to no |»iir- 
 [Wife to lie in a Palhon there, anil they were fou'il ioful<- 
 loit to thofe Terms ol Deliverance, ami j-lail totliape fo 
 too. The V^im'.p./i liroiipht in the'r I'roiiiion aeionlintt 
 to the .^prl•elIlen^ anj nnw they were oiue moicrepriev'J 
 trnm a iiiiferaMe IVaih. 
 
 After this, the two Ships fet S.iit iii Ounr.vn fi r ,7< r.jf)i/.|«, 
 /''"' i the relt of the I'leet were pi en up f r loll, aiiJ one 
 ol thein, they altmvatilslie iril, 1>!I intoiliellaiulsof ilic 
 Spiin'.iiili at St. .< ^ . Heliilis llll^, tin' Kiiij; of \i- 'in's 
 Meet waiteil for tliiiii upon 'he C tail of f,' ii ; ami had 
 they lij'iit of ihiiii, 'lis .nv pioUiti'e they luil Loth fol- 
 low'il their Con panion in hir F.'te, liiice tlic; were tii lb 
 \cry Weak ami lliattrr'J a Con.litiot!. 
 
 "fwas \orm!ei the '-i>tli, ih.u tliev lift ih.' Iilanil St. 
 Stmi, iipin the C'lall of c/.',/, aiiilliavinn jmI's'iI iliel.inc, 
 hail a pooil Winil, aiul fvr Wearh r, I'm a po'-'il wli.Ie, 
 wiihoi t ,111V tmern ptioiiliy Suiriu* aiul 'ViinpelU. 
 
 In the 1 atitu.'eef lifieen or liM.eu \\y<. N. they fell-^"'Wll< 
 in with |i nit l(laiiil«of C'.u.iiil'.i.'s, or Mene.uers, asMr. 
 /./.•v,; calls theiu. velrhnm an^ liuiplc , line eii;ht or 
 n.no of ihcir .Men, Ik' 1'i1..ms u,u Jv" i.i'.r'^ll'.' tlieiii. 
 'I h'. |i-hi'l''«slHin|; wi.iiy, ulieiiis, oflo'.iiif a\'oyaj;e, 
 anil wilinp lo take up with the ne\t Kelliiij;-p!.'ie. puc 
 theml'.hes iiio the I'liitia e ami fo run a-.vav ; I \\: which 
 
 Nati.es were ciul anJ friimlly to tiieiuat hrit, an.l 1 ar- wi- foever the C.iiinil.al-. ilifpns'il of 
 
 till luok the 
 
 luules, and 
 
 .IS it was 
 
 ot t\oirnt- 
 
 is it to leave 
 
 is fo very 
 
 they had 
 
 but .ilioutxht Willi 
 :!•. Their 
 
 and chcv 
 I the llle of 
 j:);er in that 
 leful.aecur- 
 le titcy had, 
 |)ay, with a 
 ler ; but it 
 I .Skins that 
 unnatural 
 ll'crblencls 
 Difficulties c„„e,„,h. 
 Stivitthts, A/isfii'-'.- 
 .-yz-r// the S"i- 1;'" • 
 iciilty into 
 ir Misfor- 
 ace : lor 
 1 beeaii to 
 [fan too (to 
 
 rr'.ed tlicin o.f ih-r- 
 It.i1 woii'd 
 
 tho!c that 
 
 iiiilcr.iblc 
 :cr Siafon. 
 
 al out the 
 
 but there 
 
 iiis wou'd 
 
 tcr'd Sheep and IV latoes for liulcTovs which thev pa>e 
 them ; but at lalt tlu \ fell utV, ivhiov'lI up into ilie Cm ii- 
 iry, and came no more at th'Mii. 
 
 Tlieir Cull paiiy nut niininp, thev Went away, tniich- 
 itij; as iliiN pals'd at the Hay of U.tl.i: ■■:,:. and ihe Kle of 
 Mnrr i lilt rot cou.iiip to .Anchor anv where, til they 
 did it at the Cape s'.o/m Mi it, which is .ilout twcntv 
 I.eaguis fr.im the lilai.d of that Maine to the Southward, 
 llerctliey fo' nd aciineniein Bay, and nood (innnd for 
 Anchoring : Tlieie vs^re lonliderable Nimibers of I'enpie 
 that appiar'd upDii the .Shore ; but tlieir Teiuper ana Di- 
 fpolitiuns, asthiy were itiknown, fo they were now to 
 U- tried. But they pro\e.l viry crulsand untoward ; tor 
 at iheir tirll 'Xtteiupi to land, the hiMiim lookinj; upon 
 thiiii ai Invaders ot tlieir Country, let themfelves to op- 
 pofe them, and pour'd in a Slunvcr of Darts and Arrows 
 upun ilie B.atsihat lame up to the Shore. But they be- 
 ,„p. inguiidcr the riuihof 1 liin.i;er, and driven by an abfo- 
 II r lute Neceility, lo endeavour loine Means for the i^ftting 
 ■fi- a Refieiha.ent, broke ihiough the Weapons of the Bar- 
 l arians, and lauded their Men. 
 
 Kovv thev made Siy.iis of Peace on bnth lides, and a 
 Cclfaiion of Arms beinp, as it were aereed on, they came 
 to a I'arlev m that l.aiij;iia,i;e i.f Si^mis ; and the liui'uun 
 undoiUandiiip wliat they meat t, bniiplu them NVinc and 
 Fruits, tor ihe litile Commodities the others ll.ew'd them; 
 and then lieiiilie.i to them, ihat iliey ll.ouKl now ret'.irn 
 aboard apa in ; and if they lame all.ore ihe next Day, 
 thev ll.ou'dliave a I'artlier Sup)'ly ot Viilluals. 
 Viyor .■'lei.ordiiiii'.y the next l>a\ the Captain landed with a 
 K Wi-i. fcorc, or more, of Musketeers, aiul they had iiotmar. h'd 
 far, befoie a I'.irty of hhii.u,!, to the number of a thou- 
 fand, that lay ceiuungly intremh'd, fed upon them, and 
 cut them allot!'. 
 
 This was a terrible Misfortune upon ail Accounts, pai- 
 ticul.irly in th.atthis l\.xecuiion had karce leti them Men 
 tiioii(;h, to do the lui ell'ary Offices of the Ship. With 
 this lols the.' went away iVoui the iiiliol'pitable Cape, and 
 came to the llle of St. Mr) it I'elf. Here thev found 
 their Admival Ship, but in much the lame dittrels'il Con- 
 I, ditinii aslhemrelvcs ; the Natives of the lliaud of A/.r''<i 
 Kt havinp piven them the lame rude Treatment, that thole 
 S; .'.iifi. ,,t the Cape h.id i;i\in theotliers : Only of the two, the 
 Admiral had the worlf on't ; for they had loll more Men 
 by the Dans of the Ih.liiihi, and over and above that, 
 their Ceneral himleif 
 
 111, 111, tis i^rtain 
 thev never came aboati more 
 
 In the 1 atitidi if 27 and x'> Digr. tlie W'^.i her 1 e- 
 can tniharpe epni ilum, and the \S'ind> ihu liad lien 
 Itilland ipiiet fi lorp, roiii'd and blew with arnulipious 
 ti rv ; they had f ih.i St rm if Wind and R.iin, that c» 
 quaH'il or e\eeeded the molt v mli nt :uiv .Mariiur anv rptt 
 them had leen. In this liorr.l>!e Cont'i.lion of the Wea- 
 
 Kn.l ihv 
 
 J:n ,1 
 
 Ili.'A.lM.iril 
 
 thcr, they loll rue .iiioiher, and the Adiiiiial i.evcc came s >r- 11 r 
 lip to them more ; but thev follovv'd 011 tlieir Courfc for ''■''' • " 
 y.ii'.i) alone, be np Itiij m hope to meet her in fume ;-.r. •'", ,'.'"'"| 
 or other of that lllar.d. Certa'n!;, ., li;u-dK ever .in, »\len u ''I'l'.vn I 
 pertcrm'il a Voyape in more dillrel's : Our IMot 'ei'.i us,';:'|*V''" 
 that they had, (if all their iuihUt, but niiii' or ten left, *'""■"'''■ ' 
 that were able to ftaiid or creep upon their Knees ; a", for 
 the Captain, and all the relt, they were at the lalt Gafp, 
 as it wcri', and expcOfed to die every Hi.ur. .^nd this 
 wa.sa very difmal Cafe; for .Storms will make the poor 
 Sea-men belHr, and work themfebes to the purpoll- : But 
 how ihall Nature be fi.pp. nii d in the mean time.and where 
 Ihall Men have Itreiipih to do tliol'e toilliime Works, that 
 have not h'ooi! to keep I ife ami Soul topeih.r ."' 
 
 ' I'was .•//■, .7 the Nineteenth, before they had Tglit of '^•^' '«»'>• 
 the Coaltof ;7,i/'..'w, and by that time tjiere w.is but live 
 of then Coiiipanv thut lou'dpo, Ihovidence or.leiin;; the 
 matter fo for them, iliat they li.ul then a I'rofp .ot of Re- 
 lief, when thinps were run up to the hiphelt e-itremity. 
 'Twasnearto lliiiyixhM they law this lirll 1 ard, and 
 Were then ill .dnmt ji ' Depr. Rut Mr. . ./ ".■', b'. t!ie 
 wav. alfures 
 in all our I 
 in •j^ ; L'e 
 the comiiion Account eiv en by them •)( its \ olitiun. 
 
 At Khi'ijc leveral Be.itsof the Nativescame 1 piothem, 
 and .ilxiard tlicm ti o, as they had a mind themlelvei ; and 
 it cou'd be nootherwife, tor there w.is no Body to make 
 any leliltance ; the Sailors were all ipiiie fpeiit, and if 
 the J.ip.nicfr wou'd have pimuler'd tlicni, or kr.o.k'd 
 them o'the Head, tliey mipht l-.ave done it without any 
 trouble. Yet they did them 11:1 manner of harm, as tiiThey.oaie 
 any Violence, or any f-irt of AU'ront ; but thev pilfer'd '" j'''"^'' .. 
 andlfoleallth.it they could lay Hands on; fur which Jn'jcruui'.i. 
 tome of them paid very dear afterwards. 
 
 The Viee-Kiup of the pl.aic pnn'd very kind and 
 tricndlv to them, took them into his I'ruteCliini, and I'ent a 
 (I nan! 'as foon a'^ thev were come to an Anchor in tlie Port) 
 to lee that none of the Merchai.;s Occds were Itolleii : 
 
 nmaooir. iz I'cpr. iiut ivir. . .1 "■■', 11;. trie 
 'ures us, '1 hat that Coalt of 7.;j .•< is fallly pl.u'd ^' ''■;^ J'^^ 
 r Maps, Charts, and (ilobes; forhefavs, it lies !,,',>'o|';j^'j, 
 -'epr. which irakcs a conliihraMe diti'. rencc from ' 
 
 Now 10 pet I'oaie Refielliment .it this place, was the; This wou'd have done very well, had it come in pix.l 
 preat difiiult) ; 'twas hard to lie Itill and familh a Ship-1 time ; but ihe I'hieves weie there Ivforc tl;.'U\ How- 
 baud, and 'twas as hard lo venture ailiore, becaufe they , ever, here they had pockl Itore of l'ri.\ilions f n: them in, 
 h.id not Men fort : In ihort, thele two Wants were fo a Houfe provided on purpotc for ihcm ; and in ll.orc, 
 I'l'ea:. and fo unhappily compliiated in their prelentCir-: were made very mech if, and lepaiiin lomc meal'.n'o to 
 ci.mllance, that for all that appears, if an Accident h.ld I enjoy theiiif--b.e-, p.frer ->!! the Dani-trs and b'aciijues of 
 not icliev'd than, they mull have conchuled upon dying the Sea. But twastheir il! luck to lueet with I'.' ./■ij.v.-ijc 
 here without any more adoe. But a couple of Sp.wi.i il; ! au'.l Jefi it:es liere : They were forc'd to make ufeol'ihcra 
 
 ! IlLiiJ. 
 
 that had .1 delij'n to betray them, came a. oard in a feeir- 
 iiip frii.ncily mauneri fiu' thai piupole ; and were fo wife 
 astodi it without P'ledees, or iiiakiup anv Pioviliontor 
 their late rete.iii. .So when thev had I'ecn the Siiip. and 
 wou'd have pone back apain, they to'.d them, No, they 
 vvi re fuil'ble of iheir ill Delipn, and would keep them 
 I'riloiv.n, (cfpeiiallv lir.ce they came mtirely if thcirown 
 ikailbico, ur.lcl's they would pr.imiic to furuiliithi; Ship 
 
 ■, e! 
 
 for Interpreters indeed ; bi : they had far better been 
 vvithiT.r anv, ami iliofe rather to have us'd the lileni 1 an- 
 puape (if deileres and Sipus, t'lan euiploy'd I'rrM Inter- 
 I'retcis as \\w\ were. Furthefe Men gave th.u CI; .rac'bef m, jceofii.e' 
 of them, that they cnmir.only pivc of thcr /■..! ^,-y.j« hrtugwr^, 
 Neiphliours (111 all parts of the World vvlu-e t'ley meet 
 them), Ihat they were Spies, or Pirates, and r,o: I'radu-.g 
 Men, as they tlumfelvesp-aciidcd: .^ndthis fct the ?<'- 
 
 \ 1 
 
f 
 
 J4. ^Vlr. hdams Conference n>ith the Lmpa or of Japan I ib. |( 
 
 ftmlt \o »f,t\M\ ihi'lli, th«l Mr. l./iwi u-ll* ^l^ lu' w.vttP- 
 iTchoniivp 41 one tunc that ih«y (tviM h»»r h.ul w 
 r'.itiof Pir.»u'» m tl\4i Country, wliih n in U' kt >i|' 
 (HKiil'mflii Now whon .\ C'timpjnv cit (wdi- Nn niin 
 i.un*' »(irhri!\s tliciiiliKt'HH"iiiih' ii .Nkr.y, as it win' hi 
 .\ llnnBrriiiimrv, wluntliis wcrt imt al.ie id Ipi .ik l*>i 
 ihiiiiliMW*, .uiil wtitri' their I ilHrtio lUil lun ili|'iiuli.il 
 till rely iii'un ilii- IV. I'll* jimiil 0['iiii"ii nl iluiii, to K" 
 ami lit^ c iImii m tli.it i.iti', wh .in iin) anloral'lc |''»"f ' "' 
 Vill.inv, atiil ,in Ai'kion lo very inliiiiiun «iul lulc, .i< ^v^^ 
 nnty ht ti'i Jciji -,■ nti<i <'/«'' j to W piilt) kI. Hut 
 :I,'„"^'"',^'l\\.i> nrtloiip I'lVi.rf llio liii|'ii.il' li^arii'g ot ilii»,Mrp, 
 
 fim I'. ' Mr. ./.( >"< Will)' t'H'I'i'ot toii'ii'f tdli.m; 11 
 
 Co^^rt w,i»tlK'n.1t fV.i'.i, wliiill II ''Uh t Ho l.iMj;vu'« |V.>111 
 Hiii/r. H tlicr i.iiiH- our '',;/>' M.111, ivi kiowini' 
 whi'thi'r tv\.i> lol tfo or I'l.iili, in rriUmanJ I'lii.ill iiimt, 
 01 t'.mlHi- iMvoiir .'ml Kniaicinii'ii'. 
 
 "1 he I'luf. rni \uwMl\ii. \w l.iy.vvi>h.i wniuli'rfuNi'Hl 
 of Atrcntiiii, lii't >ii witlihiMiiiKI ainlfavouial'IcCoiiii. 
 trn.inii' trok ort in a priat imaluri' tiom ilic iluavl lii> 
 luliiiii' luiplit oiln'rwifiluni' ixiitiil. He a\k\l bv lll^ 
 liii i| ri-i'is a \Mr!il ol nui'ltum alvmt the Coiiiitr> 
 Mr. ,/,''».) I nine lViti\ ; tlie I'ei pie, tlwir M.iniiers, lluii 
 AH'.iiii I'fth 10 V,ir .ii.ii I'eaie, T'll proilt dh of it 111 
 B. .UK. Vill. amllnwl, the I raile.iiul Riiluiel., .null.uvv 
 aiu! (io\uiinunt, .iiulmlhort ilie wliok Natural anil Ci 
 Ii.,i,^«''r'vil HifliMV lit' it. Ml ri.Mliaiiilii> he purpul liiin as to his 
 Rfli)'.niii 1' II, aril wniilil neiiK cx.iiiuii hi< laiih, a>kin)r 
 him wliat tvva< he lielie\eil in ; a lUiellii n wlmli il a 
 Man h.iil liiii kiiouii the liupeior- Helipi'iii wmiM aliiioll 
 hask n aile him allVaiil tlie Jiiii ;i< hail fet up an Impuli- 
 ti"n here, .mil 'hathewas one of ihc J'l.Viii'.A 
 
 I'.nt .\U. ./ /.;>K( piii;l'iliiiiii ten tiniej wi.rl'e, when he 
 iVew il him the M.i(;e|laiiiek .Strei|'ht>., inlisC'lian, thro' 
 whirh he iiilM 10 7 i/.n, : 'I he I'.mperor perhaps hail a 
 pntiy };ooil(ipiiiioii()r him lielore; luit linw he tlioiijsht 
 liiiii k itowiinpht l\ :r ; the ni\ Itery offiuh a V(i>a(;t was 
 |o iiki n.piilKi^lilile that he hnil no Faiili t.> I'elkow upon 
 it, ut lime Mr. ././."wj affirmed it, ami he couM not ion- 
 fiiteluin, he en'enaiml it as Men ilo all Points of pure 
 Mjllerv. with lilent Ailmiraticn, ami hnml'leSiiliiiiilion 
 of thi-ir Keafon, to the ilifficulty, tho' ir.unp'il ami tor- 
 im'il with it at the f.iinc time, ilio' his iimlcruaiiJing was 
 alfrontcil liy it, yet hi'; gnrd Nature w.-u not, ami he w.is 
 very v;ood I'rietnl' with Mr. //./«>«; afterward, asappear'd 
 I'y his holding him in • ilk till 11 idni);lit. He liad fe- 
 Viral cthci cunt'creiiees wiih the I'liipirnr afti r this, 1 iit 
 wasfor .iron(iiler.il)lc time, notwithltaiulinR kelt in IVi- 
 li'ti, tho' lie had .ill neceflaries allow'd him, ami nothing, 
 likea penilliiiieiit, hut a Lirpe eonfinemcnt. Thclv./,- 
 T.V Kinpr. ^^iii-/,' n'aile all thclntercll at C'luit ility tou'd podil !y 
 acaiidt him, and by their Aj'en's were lontinually Imz- 
 zinC li.iiH- I'l anilalous repmsof hiiii,.ind his Country in tlie 
 I'liip' ici'sharsi I'ut all woiilil ii(;i do, and the Frmee was 
 lo)uH niiddenerous a"^ to tell them that the /■,»!;//<.' ha\ing 
 (lone him romifihief, ii wiudiuilt lair toi him to lee 
 them reeei\e .my in histViiirrii ; and that 'iwould heeon- 
 trary to all the I aws of Jullne ami Keafon fi r him to 
 fuHer an iiUKKi'iit Man to be ivmiied, lueeily leiaiile 
 his Country and yours were at War. 
 
 Mr. -V./ri'ii's Cireumdauces now hepun 10 nici.d, and 
 
 prow more fa\ oinahlt ; his hneiiiies were quite dill.ear- 
 
 tciMl,inul tlie Eii'perrrexprefs'di\er) Day nioic aid n ore 
 
 pncd likinp to liim. In the hilt place, he treed him fiom 
 
 iiislmprironmem, aiidpa\chim leave to po and fee his 
 
 .Ships, ami Company, who were fiirpriz'd wi'.h nolmall 
 
 Joy at his havinp heard ( 'tis probable iVom the /'< 1: nf^ncji; 
 
 who intended it ll'.iiii'd I e fo ; that he had iHeiicxeeuted 
 
 fonutiniebi fore. But here he fui'nd the J)hip ablbhitcly 
 
 phnulred, :ind .ill his (inoiK and Inllninients pone, and 
 
 all theivK had loll what they had .is well as lie ; tor be- 
 
 inc all Silk .ind Weak allioar, the (ioids lay ready for a 
 
 I'lev tc thole that ecu'd be i:ii|ult enoi ph to I'.'ize them. 
 
 Hi« VliIi'I'^V'"^ ■'''* '"•"'^' '"the I'll p^rci's liar, a .Seai\h w.tsirad. , 
 
 lu ih m uj- inordertn the iveovers of them ; but beiiip ('.one 100 lar 
 
 »nm 1 I'l'' out of reaiti, hr con.u'inded ', t.^ u Rials of eight tube 
 
 ' ""' ' *" gi\eiiihein in part of S.itisfaCtion; ami to make lure that 
 
 this Ml ne\ ilioiild not be either iVaiiduiently detain'd by 
 
 his! real'urers, nor ei inserted to any otherufe, he law the 
 
 payn.cnt of it hinifelf, into the Hands of one who was 
 
 ■ippoir.tcd tolKUCthemaiiapuiint of their .'irlairs, and to 
 
 il.iiitji 
 i|;. i II ihi' 
 
 flflf^M'/f, 
 
 »UWd It amcnijll ihctiilrlvf<, ivory Man his lh«tc| ami 
 then thcydilperted ihertitil\r< »lmnr in the I'oiiiitry, I'hu- ""• 
 linp iholephii en II) little 111, that 1 ill limed 1 heir F*n. Ie« !", 
 Hut ih. bmpirir oideri il ih«ni lulldis aii Allow.mce ol 
 Kiie, I wo pound a D.iv for every M.in. ind owr and 
 «bo\r 111 iiiucliycarl) asi line to II nr 1: ItiictHi There 
 w«s IH) d lit iiiCl 1011 nniilt Ih-iwiiii t'ai t.t I s, P,|i ts, flnd 
 Coinn on-Sail> ts. |iii|ihev laii'd .ill ahki . 
 
 Thistimror ttve Yiars went i.irr iheir fields, and 
 they li.llow'd esiry Man h s IIi'IukIs in the Country for 
 .1 luebliiiod J liiue 'i\sjs deientmi d, that there iliev imifl 
 I ise and Dii.bi t mIuii ilie ti rin of Years w,i< espir'd.thc ,''|, 
 liiipeiiir fcnt lirMi. ,./»■( tulonrt, and ilie bulinefs K.j, , . 
 was, 10 make him a .Ship i ihi* was not his Trade, ai he """i' 
 told the hmpen r, and tlm' lie knew how to Ciiide a Ship 
 .11 ''ea, set he wasnni iiled lotlie makinp of them ; but 
 Ik was III icrv urpent and prelling to haie it done, tli ii 
 Mr. //i/'"M iiiiiUrtiMik the work, and iv,\iW hmi ,1 Ship(,t 
 ab< lit 't; Tun. Whin heeame al oardu, heexpeifled a 
 wondirlul deal nf I'leahire in it, and tw.is a piece of 
 lerviee he valued In iniuh, that the niakf of it rife 
 Ntiphtily inhisKaMrtirbvthis virvmean', belides levrral 
 (tcHid I'atenis, hisPcnfun was ciierealed roo, Ix'inR m.vle 
 as iMiih as laii.e ti(7.< l)uiat«/v/ .;>".i,.r, 1 i er and abu\e 
 the flintier Alliiwancc of Rice, and this "ell minar.id 
 was a toler.ible li\e!vhood for a liri'le I'eiliin iiulu! 
 Country, 
 
 But that wluehrrcru mended him moll etV (.'Vea'ly to'!K• 
 l mperors cfteeiii, was his.Skill inMatheii-ar ,;! I earninp. |li , ,, 
 ,\lr. ././.^w/ had agiod iharc of Knowlediv, it f.eiii', iniimi.ii 
 the I'raiiliiiil I'.ir-, .11 d was mw lioiinnr il with havirp 
 lopriat a I'rinie fir Ins Sihi.lar, lie inllniebd h:ni 111 
 leieral I'oiiiis of thole iifeful Arts, ,in;| made him i .ip,\- 
 ble ol lohmp lohiiili'lf that nl^l^elM,lls pn b'lir ' flail- 
 ing to,/.r/"(/ by the Maiv ilaiiiek.Strai's. Heioiild p'eale 
 him at aiiv time wiih del ribmi' (iion etrieal Figures ; the 
 I iiiperor w.is pliing'd in the Study, ClMim'd .itul Con- 
 liir'd vMiliiii iheCireles Mr. ./.^»;i drew him. Thislat- 
 ter iiUil his(uoii,etry to huh good putpole, ihar hedif- 
 eoveridihe true imihod <f managing hisR(i\,il Pupil by 
 11, and got the exaot length nf his Foit. lis Word was 
 all ill all in any point of Dil'piite and Controierly ; and 
 whatever lide Mr. ,7.'i>/ r toi k, the Fmperorwas always 
 of the lame. He had lo great a llroke now at Co ,;t, 
 that even ihe |eliiitesthemleKcs were willing tomakc u(e 
 of his Interell there, and lourted liiin to be their Patron } 
 and he decl.ires, that by his means lioth Sf.uiiit :. and 
 I'oitmi.rlf received feveral Favours from the F > piTor, 
 wluehthev were oiheiwil'e innohkely way of nbtaininp. 
 Being inthele eireumllaiiees, hetlioiigin ir tu t iinpolfible 
 to win upiiii the Fir.|'eior lo far as tn procure leave to n- 
 turii iiitohisown Coentry ; and for tl'it purpole renew'd 
 hisold iciiuell, pi'i milinp todohisuimoll fur the bnnpinp 
 both an /:',:| /'• and a lii.nl- 'Frade to /,t; '>, if he might 
 bt lulfer'd to po home. 
 
 Butthe liiipi r(<r was t'lo much pleas'd with hisCrm-.,|,^,|.,,, 
 paiiy, til iK.irkeii to any pitpofal alue t 'he lolMig of it. w.a,. / 
 Mr. yld'ii" lliould liaie loiueai'd his Skill in Malhema fmi"!' 
 tieks, kept his(..,(iinetrv and Na' igati' n to hnifelf, if he ''"'''' "' 
 had intem'eil to ha\e Inn his own Ci.iintrv again : He 
 was too uk't'ul a Man lobr parted wiili ; and there w.isiio 
 hrpesof Ins I berty, till hehadiiuite lull the knowledpe 
 (jf all thole Vis that had foeharni'd the Fmperiir. In 
 ll.orr there is no going for him, andliis W;fe andC hildren h,,,,,.,-- 
 mullbe eonlenied w ihoiit him ; vei he proeured leave mmnr ■ 
 
 gu e It 01 
 
 t to tlieui i 
 
 as thi 
 
 ey wanteJ. 
 
 A fie 
 
 ,ii;iies trom 
 
 fri 
 
 the CVurt nuioiing to /.J,/f, about I2i I e, 
 OfK\ till- Fmpertjr Commanded Mr. .■/.W)'; to iiiosc thi- 
 therwards V 1th his Ship; and hero they took the liUrty 
 iglit be perkelly Free, am" 
 
 furtlie Captain ofthe /l/ici/'i Ship he came in, 10 go, and'' 
 
 to make his life as ealie and plealant as night be; The 
 
 Fmperir fetleda 1 ord-fliip npriiluni, in wl-.ieh he had a 
 
 Compafs of I and to manage, and a parcel of Sla\es to 
 
 the number of So or 9- .ippointed todo his Countr) wr-rk. 
 
 And tills w as the C orrfe of om Fnglilh-ni.in's Fnrinne m 
 
 th.at part of the Word, as heh'nilelfliasdekrilK'd them. 
 
 As to theSrate of the C'untrv, ain' its AH'airs, he does 
 
 iiiit !i 11 us iiiiuh. He 1 onurei ds tlie 'i.-.-icf^- largely, a..-...:. 
 
 fur iheirCoiirtelv, aii.l (iotd Hiimo'r, Valour in War, '*'■■ s^ 
 
 JulliCe in their Cii il Ci meriis, niid the h.ippv Conltiiu- 
 
 tioii of the (•OMrnmenr. He believes no People to be 
 
 M.iltersof better I'olitleks, than thev in their Civil Go- 
 
 seniiuent, iior have nioiv Uipcrltiti n in their Religion. 
 
 They have various SeOts and Opinions .inonull them, 
 
 and li'ine of them had imbraecd C hrilliap'ty at thetiire, 
 
 the briars and |elMits bring very di ligeii'ly at vv. rk tu 
 
 propagate it in feveral parts of the Klnnd. "sofart'iey had 
 
 pone 111 Mr. .l.l.ii/,\ time as to ha' e fotne Churches, ind 
 
 to 
 
 Petit 
 
 1 him that tf 
 
 iiey 11 
 
 Prolpeiil of a coiilidi table imi'iale o' 
 
 f Ci 
 
 Thi 
 
 Charai'ler he gives ol 'Frade, is, tliat Silks and Cloths 
 purfi'e the iletign of their Voyage in going i« Trade at are very vendible Commodities there, and that for ready 
 loireotherpart''. ; but this would not lake, and the I'.iii] e- Money: Aid aeci rding to hi. K^'hi'lon, the '}.-H'hiJi: 
 ror was not difpos'd to pan witliihem \ei, foiliey poi the I have wherevviih to bevry gitniPav-ii alters, and can 
 rcmaindcrcf their Money inioihcii own Hands, and di-| atfoid to give the belt R..it„s tur u Coii.iiiodity, ha- ing 
 
 haj 
 
 X VI. 
 
 4 
 
 ■'■I. 
 
 ii' 
 
 (iold ai r 
 happv I'll) 
 and havi I . 
 Wii. wh. I 
 
 (),./. /'Wvli 
 
 '1«^n _'•'"• porxUiup' 
 '"' anagieniii 
 ihitherevei 
 (nnlideraii 
 Northern 1 
 llie !>uuth.i 
 
 ^ 
 
 The A 
 
 D 
 
 T,w>./ J 11. :ji! 
 
 tf.ll '. 
 
 "f IKII-I' I 
 
 niir Coiiiii t 
 three l)i gr. 
 I inlplnns an 
 we were |" 
 • atehinp it 
 
 r,tiHMia. iner of tlieu 
 ^jf tliev lodge ill 
 
 will perili 1 
 Thenthersa 
 the Spi.il the 
 Perlec'.itors i 
 phins. 'Fliai 
 F lenient, aui 
 it n feeiire II. 
 tinvallv hint 
 way t') avoid 
 an.l raking a 
 are prefentiv 
 pf or Straiigei 
 iiienf. 
 
 The i:d,v 
 We found it 
 aboard, by 1 
 whiih make. 
 own Boat w 
 and fi'iiieof 
 long before 1 
 inen and all I 
 '1 he lllanl 
 the I'litK^^nr/. 
 to kill and 
 who general 
 Itii ftoJuli And by th;s 
 Wild-Oxcn 
 the Hock of 1 
 it w.as very 
 Creatures, tl 
 Alcatrar^es, , 
 mis meat ; bi 
 Water .Melon 
 Bi.iuball. 
 , * /, ■,:./ 
 I..U. and hen 
 ling at a woni 
 the 1 ight w; 
 niiehi have 
 of'i:. 
 
 '1 he 1 jih, 
 great Koek . . 
 . .'/'.;/ the 1 1 
 tho' b) our 
 Itance ; but \ 
 we were to' 
 
 ; lat it. 
 
 Tlie :d. V 
 I z l.e.igH 
 
lib. II 
 
 :hap. 
 
 Ihatc I Jhd 
 
 ■ rfi , mil'. 
 
 cir F*m iv.'« , , 
 !ii\v.iiis;i' ol 
 .1 fistr .iiiil 
 in i 'Ihcrc 
 P.li ti, Ami 
 
 Mc.iilv mill 
 Ldiintty till 
 rcilu'v 111 11 (I ^1 
 1 i'v|Mr'il,tfii' „ J 
 
 till' luililli'f'- •■ ',. 
 I>.1(l0, ^^ 111' """I' 
 
 "iiiiili- .1 Shiji 
 I ilicin J lui' 
 It .Innc, ill ii 
 iiin A Slii|i<,t 
 .■ ixpi'dtiil .1 
 .1 piece tit 
 ,( ■• nf it rife 
 ;liili-« K'vcr.ll 
 , Ix'itiK in.iili' 
 IT :inii al>u\ c 
 ■ell imnnirJ 
 'cilon 111 tliar 
 
 Anally tn -he ^,^ 
 ill I iMrning. k,|^. 
 
 , it !'.'em«, in iiivn..: 
 with b.iMrp 
 
 ll'l il Irill l!l 
 iJr liini 1 .IP.I- 
 l.Vli ■t(.»il- 
 i- (oiilil c'lalV 
 IFiftiret ; tlic 
 It'll anil C'dii- 
 iiii. Ilii^lat- 
 , ih.1t ho ilif- 
 .i>\,\\ Pupil by 
 is Word was 
 ifiiMTly ; and 
 ir wa? alwajs 
 iriw at Co.rt, 
 nptotnakc ulc 
 L' their Parion j 
 Sf.iiiia :. anil 
 
 the F > i^'cTor, 
 ■ of olitamin^. 
 
 IK t iiupoMiWc 
 re lca\ c to ii- 
 
 ri'ol'e reixAvM 
 tlielriii^inU 
 
 , it' lit miplit 
 
 ih his Cf 111-. I 
 ;orni; tpf it 
 ill M.Vthini.i f '",',''■' 
 nifelf, iflw""''''f 
 .ifain ; He 
 lere \\ .is no 
 kmm!eiif;e 
 mpcMr. Ill 
 .iii.H.liilJi-eii H;,|„,. 
 
 oiiireil lea\e m. m.i 
 to po, aiui ' 
 lit W ■ The 
 1 h he had .i 
 (.r .Slaves to 
 iiiiiir) wrrk. 
 . l-'cTtMne in 
 , ril'til them. 
 
 li'.iirs, he does 
 /I-/.- l.-ireely, -i...... 
 
 loer ill W.ir, "''•''- 
 'pv CoiiHi'.u- 
 People to le 
 u'ir Civil do- 
 heir Kiiipion. 
 
 ivoiiult them, 
 
 ty at ihetiir.e, 
 ly .It \v. ik to 
 fart'ieyhad 
 
 Cliiirehes, iiul 
 livents. The 
 Vs ami Cioihs 
 that tor ivadv 
 , ilie •• -•t7./.' 
 iters, and ean 
 noi'uv, IkT ir.;', 
 
 Thi'l- 
 
 1 
 
 "vT John Davis'/ /econJ Voyag e to the Indies, Q-c. 
 
 ,U 4rd Silver cno^iph in th.ir own Ommry : A verv 
 xfvs I'u.rle, to Ih- l»i»h Huh. and Wi(e. and (.oihI, 
 id hiM I'l.h thnli »d>antagin f. cimtumW. Money aii.l 
 At whiih do teldom meet tognluT. Me tell. itMJie 
 
 $1 
 
 (■old ard Silver cno^iph in th.ir own Ommry : A ver 
 happv I'lople. to Ih- l»i»liHiih.. andWde. .liid (.o.h 
 
 aiie ■ 
 
 w 
 
 /. ,r , we'rVadii'l'le'd'to *'Fret Ttade .Here and had ury 
 .Alt ■•"'•poo.l.ncipiiii.i with theln.pirori .tiid li.td eni red into 
 ••'* '•" an acreeiiien w:ih hun. to lend a Ship -r ivvo well laden 
 tlll•llero^ery Ye.ir. To eonliide asio ihe <.eo,.raphiial 
 coiiiideranoo of the lll.ii.'. he all.ir.^ ii., tlut die 
 NoiiheuMMrrof itre.u)K> Mlhelai. ol ^H IVpr. and 
 the S>mli.rn lii-< in iv th.ii <r t^w\A% n« »i',x/'yt 
 
 Le4j!iic», E,«( W. an,| i« t N. * -S. «iwi for it'iFijlur*, 
 he Uyt II 11 aliiioit X S<|iijrr . Whu h ucuiiiir ii ih« mom 
 irrdilili, in iliac ii w vucn liy unc, vvlio did not |iilt coin* 
 and lake a view of ihe Country, and thfn away a|l*in, 
 lint fpint a porxl part of hii Life upon the Spot ; And rifthr- 
 ly pretendtd to hiNr a<|!<>ud an aei|uainuiiie with it, ai 
 the Natiu't of iIk !>uiI. 
 
 Thi« letter nut of whiilithc .'\ccoiirit was ['riini|ully 
 taken, wai Dated, Odtlrti I'l. A. U, i^ii. 
 
 Chap. VI 
 
 The Iccnrni Voy.tgc of John Davis, ivith Sir Fdward Mi 
 chcUx)iirn, »^<:. 
 
 'I 
 .1, 
 
 ,« I' II 1 
 
 ri«"jf 
 
 D 
 
 ■r(,jf.i.ici.!i 
 ICjIrmti. 
 
 I.fiil'fi llie III' we 111 Sail from '"n'''' indie 
 ll'eof //'.■.V/, vuth thf j'ooil Sliip the !.,:;'<: 
 of J^'l'iiii, and a I'inii.iie naindthtf /'.;;.'.• 
 
 ir.'r'/'. 
 
 d, weiaiiie to iWiir.//, in the Road ot //>,:• 
 
 t i)/i<-r i^ih. we pif-d the hoitiiioilial, and (1.np'il 
 r.ir Co'Mie for the Ille /.•'>'«":, anil liaMop, iii.aile loine 
 ilireeD'j'r. S. I ai. we met wiili imrediMe nimilier- et 
 1 idYliiiis ami Ukimto's. of winch we look lo inaii\ , iliat 
 we were peit.Ctly tired as well wiih the catinp as the 
 f.inhinp"f them. We li.ld fpon enonph ti«i, with the 
 ■"fsi'i-fovvllliey eall Pfki"-!"'"' and .lUiirnr^er. 'Ihe for- 
 iiu-r lit thek .lie ealily taken at Nipht , at wliieh tune 
 tlie\ loiipe ihenilelves in p,ri at miinliers al'Oiit a Ship, and 
 will perih upon ones Head, if It l>e held initio tliein. 
 Thenthcrsare a fort of Mawkv, that live entirely upon 
 tiu Spml thev pet oiml ilieW.ttcr, and are e.piallj the 
 
 The jd we fjil'd 1)'/ a lit'U llle, wliieh wt fuppm'd to 
 he thai wliiih Hands foine live or lit 1 tagiicn from the 
 Bav. This t'or the mtiltituilc of Conic* found litre, was 
 calid (/) C»-». Iile. 'MC...ii.4 
 
 The hih weeaincto an Anchor in the Road of ( ) Si!-,,^ s,m^ii. 
 ■Iitii.r, and the next day we went aihiMi. 'I ho Country 
 weloiind fucli. l)oth fir Plenty and Pleal'nre, a« fccm'd 
 til delnrve a far hetrer fiirt of Inh.iln;aiits than it had. 
 The Plains and Valleys. ire ever\ where watered witii 
 whollom Uieams, whuh the .Spr.nps iipDiiiJK- neiphlwiur- 
 iiip Moiintairs do liU ; 'I'v impart iirhein. Tlu'cham- 
 I'l.m (iiinimls aie loscreil wi'h h'loi'.s and Herds, and 
 Woods and FurelU tilled with all l.ris of wild Ciaitie. 
 Here line ma) Isemoit kinds of AniinaK, that are fi: ci- 
 ther for Find, fur .SerMcc, or for Sport and I'leadire ; 
 Deer.Sheep and Oxen,Antelopes,l*o>es,Hare»,andCone\s ; 
 and for exv.ellein Fowl till h Itore r.iid varutv, ilui that 
 'uvuiioiis Unmn Fniperti, whole appetite eoiild U-fatis- 
 
 of ihe l-'Kinp-lilli, with the ra\eiioiis Dol- hed vsirli notliiup Imt ihe I onpiies and Brains of ihuifc 
 
 ' < 11 
 
 I'eilee.'.tors 
 
 phiiis. That poor Annual it leeiiv-. can live i|iiietK m no 
 !• lenient, and neither the Air, nor the \V,iter, will ath.rd 
 it n feeiire Harhour. The Ddphins and Hoiiiio'>are mii- 
 tinealh hi ntim: them in ihe Sea , ai;,l when ihey ha\i- no 
 way tiavoia.iinileralilcDe.iih, l>i:t In nlmi; iheii Wmps, 
 ati.i takinpatnrn in the Air, .hen ihele hiiiikt. ilul Uinls 
 iire prefeiitlv vpon iheiii, .".nd inholpiuhly devour the 
 pe or Stiaiipers driven hy perleeiiiion gut of their own Hle- 
 
 The ixd.we can-e to an Anchor at the .Ollland 1 oftm.u 
 Wefiui'id it very .liffii nit here to p,et Wood .ind Water 
 aboard, by nalon of tlie violent l-rcadih of ihe Sea, 
 whuii makes '.he 1 ard'np, extr-amly hazardous. Our 
 own Boat was twiee overlet hy the hoillerovs Waves, 
 andT'iiierf onr Men drown'd in the .-^tteii pt ; .ind imt 
 |oni> belorc iis .i /in.',- ■ Man was worle I'er.'d, hisBiat, 
 ir.en and all bciiii; dalh'd in pieu-supon the Ri.eks. 
 
 'i he illaiid has no Inhabitants, bin. a t'evv iNV;;.. a whom 
 ihc ['(rtv^iicj, keep here astheir Slaves : '1 heir biiliiiefs is 
 to kill and dry the ('■•/■ .-V^againlt their Mailers arrii.d, 
 who ceneraliv sail here in their wa. to the /:.(/.'-/ ./V". 
 Anil by ilis uiiitineal (lavnliier of thefe Heads and the 
 Wild-Oxen 111 In. h tmrimides for the / 1- .';.;; i.-/.- fervue, 
 thcltoekof ihelllaiul is ahiioll eshaulled, tho formerly 
 itw.asverv preai. But tlio' there's a I'carcity of time 
 Creautres, there s pood Ibire 'if I-owls, as 'I'lirtle-Dovcs, 
 Aleatrarzes, and mam other fors, whiih are vervdeliei- 
 i.iistiuat ; 1-ilidis p'emv of Maize, Wild (Jniiids, .md 
 W.uer Melons, kihI thole Irecs on which prows the tine 
 liiiiiball. 
 :, * h' h.uy II. we were in 7 IXprees <, Minutes Sotih 
 I.at. and here we li.td the I'erprifinp lipht of a Sea fpark- 
 liiii! at a worderfiil i.ite, and appeannp asif all on hre ; 
 the 1 lyht w.is li> licar and bripht at Kiplit, that one 
 tnielii have read the linallill Triiit h) ilie .niiU^mcej their Tails, 
 
 Bud^ micht have fealtcd here to Ins Heans conturt 
 And befiiles all the fotis of 'lame Fowls, and mere tom- 
 iiioii ones, Lif tliofe that are wild, freipientinp either the 
 Woods or the Water, or Hjinp iu the open Air; here am 
 Olhidpes, Cranes, Herons, and I'eluants, ainnngU .ill 
 which we li.ul liifficieiit, both for (i,ime and Provifiun 
 too. 
 
 But the People that inhabit ihij excellent Country, arc 
 fome of the moll bale and brutal in the whole Univfrfc. 
 I Iiiinan Nature is here fo loiiph and enpolill.'d, I'o fo-did, 
 mean, and imlike It lell, that 'tis hard to know it thro' 
 the dil'piiife J and certainly if there be any where 
 
 Animal, a coinpoiind of the Man and the Brii'.e, „ 
 
 S'nW.iwi'.i. Raw tlelli is their molt iiicell and i leanly Farc.Tr i.lt f" 
 
 a irixt ■'''"' ''""'' 
 ■V"'^'r,iU V,.«ff 
 
 IHatjI.outilie 
 
 -t iheiii. 
 
 and when they eat this, they eat like (i)me (,ilierBaibaroiis^/,"j;|; ,''"',' 
 Nations; bill when ihey feed like themlehes, they po'jH ' 
 fome deprees lower, from the Ih Ih lothe (lutsof Me.ills, 
 wliiih they lay to warm a lutle vvh:K' upon ihc Coals, 
 and tlienpreedily devour with all the excrements in them, 
 and the .Allies and Durt that i leave c ths'iii. 
 
 Hiviiip had a very apreeable refrellimeiit here, we let 
 fail apam M -tlu- jd ; and the 7th we were 10 I capue.5 
 to the Southward of the Cape of <.rc,/.//i/e, pailinp thatCipc 
 Nipht the Shoals of Cape i/.i; .g:i:.l/rs. ' Ui. 
 
 'Ihe 6th we had a feartul Storm, whuh raped for two 
 I)a\s and two Niphts, at lalt a Mamcof tjie bipnefs of a 
 Candle appear'd upon onr Main-top-inalVdicad, attcr 
 whu li the \ lolence of the weatiier went otf. 
 
 Thei4tli the lile l)rl)L^.>l^i\ (,/) m 19 Degr, 
 
 and 9S Degr. Luiip, bare N. of us at 
 uom 
 
 Mill. Smith I.at. 
 eiplu I eapues did 
 
 litre, but the Wind prowinp vervltitf, we ak.r'd ( ... 
 Relnliition : We faw about th:s Iil.ind ere.it numbers of 
 lean White l^iids, which had only two'lonp Feathers in 
 
 (0 C'V 
 
 Hni. III.'. 
 
 ot ir. 
 
 ■| he ijih, weh.id lipht of the lll.ii-d, or rather th.c ther view i f /i 
 
 ■ the jdllaudinp fnrthelfle (/:■ CV );f, wc had; 
 
 v.hieh vvlicn we bare 
 
 p.reai Rock .-l/ic.'/ 
 
 the lit, we law l.aiiil. which 
 
 if us S. S t. we 
 
 ai'ain, iliiiikinp to ftay f r a pood Wind, but hnding rhat 
 
 liio l>) oil 
 llance 
 
 r re. koninc we weie alvee 
 
 but vit the \aryinp of the Con pis tc 
 
 j.eapncsi 
 
 cou'd not CL-mcto Am-lior wi.liout -.erv cie.it h.i'zard.s. 
 
 I'prn i!ie .iccount of the Ivjvks and SIm 
 
 tliat 
 
 were to\. avil 
 
 The :il 
 
 Lar 
 
 1 eai'Ues j.lore 
 
 I'- that bo-j! ihe llle, we refolvid iiuw to Itaiid for the 
 
 a- 
 
 l.iw !■ 
 
 ■ hail 
 
 bv the iTrar, which ties 10 inC) Depr. -^7 M'n. S. I. 
 
 I 'jtlivve law the IllanJ i)<j (.-) ;».i 
 
 which lie 
 
 I z LeaijHcb lu ilic Isov.li tide of the L'ay cf JW- lilandi are v crj 
 
 otrmoiiiv pi 
 
 id \L<) D.t'r. 1 onp. Tliif 
 
 aecd in our couiiiiuu Charts, 
 
 lying 
 
 ""'t M.'J.w. 
 
S6 
 
 Dutch Hcuord at Bantam, O^c 
 
 Lib. 
 
 isi-. 
 
 M 
 
 |}, ■ 'if 
 
 \yn^ luiuitlii-.iWy too nuich to tlic Wcft^arJ. TIkv .if- 
 
 foni ^ixiA llorc of Fowl, l-itli, and Oico's ; ln:i 'ci^ Mry 
 
 harit to nnJ .1 j;oo<t Aiulioiing-placc, tlicrc Uinp ii.i lioi- 
 
 toni to Ik iiK-i \vi;li Mi lomr phiis ilolc by the Miorc, aiul 
 
 ill otlurs I'o i\..i!iv lli.irp Roik<, .->nil iif.'ly Sbo.il*, tl'.u 'tis 
 
 iliUi>:ii'ouv iiMk'.iii! ilii' At!niipt : This liicfuiunicini- .ir- 
 
 tcii(linp us, wv pri fniiu-il (.i\r CmirlV to tlu' '»- '' .'. 
 
 3.v«c tilt NiiK'ti' m'.i, \vc li.lil ticlii of ilic ll!.- />•'',!;' 
 
 ( f) Vit},! '.'/<.>//.( /' , ill 7 Dotr. 30 Mill. .Soiitlil.it. .iiul .ii iic 
 
 ufw.wyj ine I)i.i;r. 40 Mill. I or.!;. In oit Aiiouiit. It a) pci'-^ to li' 
 
 .iliivi It rir li I cniiiics Ion;;, ami is fo till! ol Coco- 
 
 'I'k'cv, thai loi l,slikc .1 ptTtVct W'oiul. Thviv's 1 .1 .iini 
 
 Kow! i.i;oii;;h 111 lie hail, aiul if thiiv ho iiooil AmIioiii.); 
 
 too which wc iliil not It.iv to examine- ti'- a'.ei\ ci.n- 
 
 \ enieiit place 10 ivtivlli at. 
 
 .7/<,'i tlie I'lmeiuli \M paf-.!! the h'liiMuictia: ai;aiti ; and 
 the Nineueiith deli 1 ie.l 1 and, \v''i h^^,l^ a Cinder I't' 
 IllaiuU Ivinj; e.i.dir the hii;h I a:.i! ' \ ' 11 >i r. ,-, ami in a- 
 licm : l)eur. Nordi l.at. We coiul in.; I'lCeed in mir 
 Atienip: 1 t' landing lure, the .Sea wentwiih huh a vio- 
 lent I Lad upon ihc .Sliuar, iho' a^\^e^ancied) the N.i- 
 lives imiied us to it, and lii'.nilied ilicir Minds, liy tivc- 
 r.'.l r.re.'t I-iusmade a'oiu' ihe Mii..;r. 
 
 I he Tweiity lixth weaiulnir'd wuhin a I iai;uc ol' the 
 yj H.ii '.'. I'leat lii.;nd V.vn ( ■, ;, in 2' Min. .South I a'.. Thisllland 
 !^ wl'i.lly delinnrc i.t Inliabiiants ; vet 'tis uell wor.deil, 
 aivi \eatcr"d, and liipplied with Kill . It pividnces aluiii- 
 d.iiice of .Monkeys, and a kind ot I owl, \\|i''!i is report- 
 ed to Utile IVit ol that Country. 1 hefe Creatures aie 
 larcer th. ; a Hare, and in Ihapc ver'. like a Siinnrel, ex- 
 ec; t only that troni laih lideilurc |-,.iii);s d.v 11 two great 
 Maps o!" Skin, which .ne inltcui of \Vin;;s,and by tlie help 
 01" which tho •-k:p nin 1 l\ lioni 1 lu' 'I ree to anotlKr. 
 ■■U%-}i tile I'oi.ith, we ve':'lnl .' in hor, ami Itood for 
 
 they do Callicoes I'lntadoc... and I'ucli-iike StiiH's. Tk-v 
 areiery fur in tiu.'irl)i^Iini's, a,id wd] iile you iljbcrlv. 
 
 i i:hap.VlI 
 
 Inn tliiii you lUulV Iv lure to 
 rCunlciences dcwt liy in theii 
 
 'Ihe I'endi inJ KIcu :.i'i , 
 main 1 anil, we detcried le^eIal 
 
 I'landiii 
 
 Mig tl'.e 
 
 I'raws ridint; oier auaiiill 
 
 Sip 
 
 ...... 11. 
 
 .> i;r„l 
 
 :| I'lniwcc 
 
 ■.1:1; 'u.- 
 
 :*i* 
 
 
 1, and Mere in lome hope t'l tind our I'in- 
 n.ice aiiii'n!.Mt them, which we loll in the Storm .at the 
 Cape. But tho' our hxpcdations were t'riUVrated, yet 
 we were 111 Umie meahue coiiitorted with the News they 
 lold us, ot'aii I'l^^l'fi "^hip ih.u lay at Pii.nnm, not above 
 fix 1 ea;.;ues diftant from the Town of T/rc. But while 
 we went on to liiid her, wo were like to lofc our fclv 
 our Ship tcmiii); ,-, ground upon a Rotk of Vhite Coral ; 
 but ha\inj; a brisk Gale of Wind, we happily got her off 
 again, without any pre|udice, in a lery little time. Be- 
 iTLtrnti ing come into V i.-w.fi (I) Road, 't., our great Joy) we 
 found our I'lniiace there, and lo i amc to an Anchor in five 
 Kllhom N\'.iter. and very good (iround. This City lies 
 in 40 .\lin. .South 1 .at. I h id ihe C)pportunity of feeing 
 ii, Ix'ing lent 'ly our Admiral, with a Prel'ent to ihe Gi - 
 \eri'.oi;r, ard lo exaniir.e iheRaus that I'erpcr went at 
 there. But i\o priv.ate Conference was to be had wiih 
 the Ciovefnoiir, nor no ■\d\ancos 10 be made in the Alat- 
 ters of Trade and iMerihandize, by reafnii of the Wars 
 then raging au-.onglf them, l-'or the o'd King of .h-lni. 
 having made his vmuigell .Son King of iv,^., and noiiii- 
 lUted the elder !i) lueceed himlelf m the Kingdom of ./. 
 ./'(■'), keeping h'm at home with hi!ii for that purpofe : 
 The extravagant Prince 'angry to fee a Crown on his 
 younger Brothers Mead, while his own was without one) 
 make 1 old to depcfehis Father, telling the People he was 
 too old to I'overn ; and then liaiing the Power in hi^ 
 hands, immediatclv fell iiixm his Brother, to the great 
 diHurbancc of the I'eace and Trade of the Illaiid : So 
 that feeing litr'c likelihood of doing any good here, .and 
 having gotten in ail nctelVary Prnvifions, the Twenty firft 
 we welgli'd Anchor, ami ftood for Utntitv:. 
 
 Ihc T\\eii'.\ lifth, after a Oifpuic of fevcn or eight 
 Hours, wc took a Sh,p of h.i>i;.:iii, licund for l'/-'/:m.i« ; 
 her 1 ad' nc being Salt, Rice, and (''/I'/i Dilhes ; burron- 
 fidering the l'.':\J'l'' had a Faiifrry there, and tha^ this 
 Violence nuehi poiliblv evpcfe thcui and their Concerns 
 10 foine In. onven'ences amongll fo barbarous a People, 
 vic difiiiilVd her in a ci' il and friendly manner, with all 
 hci Cords, whi h wc did not diiuinifli to the va'ue of a 
 Farth.ng. 
 
 But a Ship of CTH-'.T.if.-, (which wc took Sij'Uini:, the 
 feiondi did not fcape us fu well : .She was about eighty 
 . m^j^Hqji) Tun, and we li-curdher in the Ruad of Sill.ibf.i, That 
 Road is in .1 Degr. South I at. and is \ery much fre- 
 quented tot the Ct:nvcnienccs of Wood, Water, and ma- 
 ny f Tts ot Provilions that arc here to be had. Our Buli- 
 •lels held us Ikic till the Twenty eighth, v.'hen we let Sail 
 and po fecuted iiiir Voyagetov.aids li.ini.itu. 
 ^/wrjiiRoi ', u./<//fr ;he Twenty third, wc anehor'd in the Road of 
 j\1:ii.il\ in ?..«./<; .Stieights, where are as g(,ud Accom- 
 
 if you do the like bvihe 
 V)('k well 10 them, for the' 
 I'a<..'s for Stealing. 
 
 1 1"; Ttc.iiiv eigliii!, weiame within tlnvi- 1 eagues 01 
 ;hc C lie ot ;;■),;„)> ,V , vimh ,irs m 6 Uegr. 42 Mi;i.''. 
 S()uth l,at. -Vni! here we anchor'd all Night. The i:>- 
 ,:;/i/i' Fleet wasgrue before we came j but Ionic of our 
 Country -men, (hat were Facbirs there, caii>e .aboard, 
 and told us ol the bafe and dilhonouraOle PraOticesof the 
 lh'::iJ:is, in bLtlting the Repiit.ation of our Ka-.on at 
 n.uit.ui. The, lepcited, 'Miat wc were a lend Pira 
 lort ot People, 1 hat went abroad into the World. upooK.p,,, 
 no other Ucligiis, than Robbing and Cheating odier Na.-ia'« 
 tioi.N : And that we were Inch Cowards, that we dared. 
 11' I > ome into the Road amongll ilieni, bit woiil.l be fure 
 to keep at a diltaine, for fear of being Ix-aten. 
 
 Her Adiritai was loprovok'd at thefe llanderoiis Refie- 
 Ofii ns, faiul winch the Durch themlelves well knew to be 
 I les too) that lu- lent them Word prelently. That he wor'd 
 come and ride dole by their tides , and if they dared but 
 lo imuh as to put out a (;uii, or oHer the kail Inliilencc 
 imagin.ible, either in Word or Action, he v.ou'd infalli- 
 bly llnkeverv Ship they lud, or link hmifelf in the I'n- 
 den.iking. Bi;i thev were fu wife as to m.ake no R,ply 
 totlus Mell.ige ; and fotool and hun-bje too, as to do 
 wh.-.t o.ir Admiral cemmandeil them in the point of L)c- 
 porimenttowar.ls us, and the rettofthe /■..,;..'.•■/;•; Imtho' 
 wcamhor'df.ilt ur.det ihe:r\crv Notes, they never llirr'il 
 a (inn ; nay, they hardly diiitany of them appear alhore 
 as Icr.g as we were tlure. 
 
 .V :f"i:'. ;. (haling dilpaieh'd ourBudnel's MHiuLim) we 
 held oer Cm rie tor /',:■„ c : And in die way between the 
 CrrJ...r(c ot A/.„:,f;, and Cc.l,.,, we met three Piaws 
 bound for"/.,:.;, i.iden with (V/h.! Diflics, Pepper, Benj.a- 
 niin, and Storax. '1 hey fludioudy ai oided us, and refu- tAc i,rr 
 led to laiistie our jult Demands of a Pilot, to condud us '"^""l'' ■ 
 m I'ulo i;w.:cii, and a Pilot we were i.ot like to h.avc, un- 
 Icfs we fought tor him, and piiichas'd him by Conouelt ; 
 thisthcrclore liciiigthe Cafe, weattack'd them, and forc'd 
 two of them to yield, and I'o furnilh'd our felvcs with a 
 Guide for our .Ships, which w.is all the Prize wc then 
 loughc after : This being done, wc difcharg'd thcin a- 
 .gain, and held our Courlefor R.kihc. 
 
 \ :em!er the Twenty feventh, wc law certain Iflands 
 bearing N. W. from us, which neither we, nor our Pi- 
 lots knew ; we imagin'd them to be foine of the broken 
 I-ands that he S. F. tiom th.e llle if U.u.tam, for they were rvl «d 
 lome of them ipiite Icnk under W.uer, nothing Icing to"'^''''>- 
 be feen of them, bi t the tops of Trees : And thol'e of 
 them that are not plung'd, are a perfcd Wildernefs, and 
 like forciertobe fo, liaiing neither Fruit, nor any fjrt 
 ct Animal, tor the f.pport of 1 ife. 
 
 M.ivuig water'd here, /),v.-«.. , i!,c Second, we conti- 
 nued our Courfe tor P :,-.jw, as well as we coii'd, with 
 bad Winds, which at this time of the Year are geiieially 
 at N. N. W. or N. 1.. hereabouts. 
 
 The Twelfth we took a Juiuk of P.-M-U.u^^e, laden 
 with Pepper, Rice, and Tin, bound for li.t>it,.m -. Our 
 Admiral took only two Bial's Cnins, and a quantity of rheir 
 Rice {Which yet he paid them nobly tor), and a Pilot to 
 bring hiui to P^.:.wc . '^1 he other two which we took U-- 
 fore, tho' very unskilful, were paid for their tune they 
 had been with us, and fo lent back iiithis |uiick into their 
 own Country. Now we began to be very much troubled 
 with contrary Winds and Currenis : For in thefe parts yh.. w,„-, 
 the .Sea always runs .Souihward, from the beginning of .n.lOji-r 
 Kiaembcr, to the beginning of .//■/,, and b.ick again 
 Northward from .///./to \o:cmb:. ; and th.e Winds for 
 the moil part oblcne the lame Time and Courfe too. 
 All Ships f'om C/;i",i, Prt.,,,.-, j„ , and .-.ther places, 
 ■■'hich lie til the Northward, tome to /!,(»,.•. d.v, orl'','i».- 
 
 tii-lv •■►.i.'l 
 
 rate a Pcnj 
 way home 
 them, and 
 being (one 
 look'd like 
 vilitics pafs 
 one anothci 
 and foiiie o 
 into our Sh 
 and oidei'il 
 given, let 
 molt part, 
 time they le 
 lutely dif|H 
 and Cour.if 
 and laying 
 time, wc f(i 
 into the C 
 great obltin, 
 relulving to 
 let the Cabii 
 thering aUii 
 burn the SI 
 clofe Poun 
 to put a llo| 
 otherwiU b< 
 in upon then 
 t'hot ; which 
 only out of 
 fli ittcr'd all t 
 cur fclvcs frf 
 us the I ives 
 of Capt. D.r 
 ring their W 
 w.as very me 
 December 
 little Illand, 
 Pays to me 
 Here we ha 
 
 E 
 
 II1C S'lmfi 
 • ihr AJ. 
 *nt .:tr>. 
 
 I'.w, when the Northerly .\l.i|ilo:i IS , ome, and t!ie\ re-^, 
 riTii with the . Southerly, wliiih .Mi.nUins voine ;n thc|ii 
 Alomhs aforeiaid. 
 
 The Country '^/ of l'M..U.:i:gc, to wukIi this Jencko 
 bclong'd, licsbttween /'.j/.oa- and y, ,-, .uid re.ai lies on the 
 Sea-Coatt as tar as C ape ^,«^,^ ■./. . This is a very iofiy 
 Cape, that ir.akc-, a great Figure, and is the tirlt Land- 
 tall that the \'illeU of (V.'h./, (Vm;',;;'.^, and M.u.i-, do 
 make, as tlu v fail tor A;,i/,:.v.i, J.n.i, Suw.it.,,, or'anv 
 p.uts 10 the S.vthwaid. /'o. //,:«.• is a very plei tii'ul 
 Country, h.i^ good ttuiv of Shipping, and all Provilions 
 very vlieat 
 
 De.oHii, tiie Twenty feveiith, we met with a Ji:n,.k 
 full 111 7.1; '. /.-, wlutli had been Pirating a'ong the (.".jait 
 ot Cbiii.i aiidc. //n'..ii, an.li.o. dating to lai.a .mvv.-hiTc 
 
 'nod.itions tor the cafe and rcfrenauent of .Sailors, as at J(for iliey arc gu.tiady tiiiUd tcmin'g alhore with Wea- 
 sm.'.lr.-. The I'coplc here don't value Money (ij much as 'pons, throughoi t all 7..j,'ij they aic'l'o ticrcc and dd'v;- 
 
Lib. 
 
 ;i;Smi«:s. Tlft-v 
 
 ill \on (bbcily. 
 
 imilU'icruri'to 
 
 icur fly in their 
 
 I'll- I I'apiios oi 
 
 Uigr. 43 Mi.'i f'.' «'■■ 
 ight. 'Mk- /•;<.■- 
 r.t fomc ot our 
 i;iiiic al'oiril, 
 
 IV.iOtiicsot'tlic 
 F our K.Tioii ai 
 ■a lend Pir.uiim,.,, 
 ic Worlil. u|n)i:R,pv,i ; 
 atitif; oiliiT Na- :'"'■''•" 
 , tliat wuilarol 
 
 t wijuM be fiirr 
 ten. 
 
 aiideroiis Rcfli - 
 .veil knew to lie 
 , Tli.it he wor'il 
 
 they ilared Imt 
 e lead InHilcriCC 
 IC v.oiiM iiitalh- 
 ifelf in the I '11- 
 iii.-lke no Ri'ply 
 e t(«), as to do 
 tc point of L)c- 
 
 '■''.V''/'' > '"' '1'"' 
 hey never II irr'd 
 ■111 .ippenralhorc 
 
 'l< at .'(.(«/ .im) we 
 vay between the 
 let ill roe I'laws 
 
 Pepper, Benja- 
 cd us, and rct'u-T<kci,-f 
 [, to conduct us '"■'■'"I'' • 
 ikc to h.ivc, un- 
 n by C'oiu] licit j 
 tlicni, and t'orc'd 
 ir fcKcs with a 
 
 Prize wc then 
 charg'd them a- 
 
 ^ certain Iflands 
 AC, nor our Pi- 
 ; ot" the broken 
 ", tor they were rvl c j 
 
 !^hap. VII. Queen Elizabeth'/ Tatent to the Ealt-India Company. 5-^ 
 
 
 lotliing I ein 
 
 ^^•to 
 
 IlUr.. 
 
 And thole ot 
 Vildernefs, and 
 t, nor any fljrt 
 
 ond, we conti- 
 we con'd, with 
 ir arc penerally 
 
 i-ll.!h;^e, laden 
 li.niti-.m : Our 
 
 |uantityofrheir 
 and a Pilot to 
 
 .h wc took U'- 
 
 heir time they 
 
 iiiick into their 
 
 much troubled 
 III thele Jiarts Th.' \v»-:i 
 ■ l'e;-;innin}; of .n.lCir-.r 
 
 lid liaek again 
 
 the Winds for 
 
 ;d C'ouife ton. 
 
 d .-.ther places, 
 ii.v, or /' 'Hii.- 
 , and t!ie\ re- ^„ ',,,'.,', 
 
 IS lOnie in thcpir;.' 
 
 itli this Jiincko '11'- 
 .1 readies on the 
 
 IS a very loftv 
 
 the tint Laiid- 
 
 aiul A/./,.,., do 
 
 "■'.!'■ ', or aiu 
 
 I \ery pieitiud 
 id all ProMiioi.s 
 
 ?t -.Mth a jiirxk 
 iloni; the (..'.jatt • 
 1 ai.d .inv where 
 lore will, We.i- 
 icive and del'v.- 
 1 .lUr 
 
 Jtic S'.mfi 
 
 •Tlhr AJ- 
 icn' -tr,. 
 
 rate a PcnplcJ they were now making the bcft of their 
 way home to Jap.in. There were no Icfs than Ninety of 
 them, and they all appcar'd to l>e Men of Qiiality, there 
 being (one only excepted who was their Pilot; nothing that 
 look'd like a eoinmon Sailor amonpit them. Several Ci- 
 vilities pafs'd between us, and wc prefcnted and feaded 
 one another ; fome of our Men went aboard their Junck, 
 and fome of them, to the number of Twenty fix, came 
 into our Ship. But they ha\ ing Iscforc concerted Matters, 
 and oulerM all the Particulars of the Plot, upon a Signa' 
 given, III upon our Men that were in their Junck, killing 
 molt pan, and driving the reft overlviard. At the fame 
 time the) let upon us in -lur own Ship, and being ablo- 
 luieb difperate, fought with an iniredibie P ercencfs 
 and L'ourage, madly thnifting thcmfdvcs on ov.r Pikes, 
 ami laying alxiut them like lo many Furies. tier fome 
 time, wc fore'd them to retire from the Halt-d rk down 
 into the Cabin, where the) defended ihenifelves with 
 Sreat obltinacy for the ipact of four or live Hum'-, and 
 refolving to fpare ni'"hei- j'neir own I,ue«, nor orrs, they 
 let the Cabin a-tirc, .. 'd fought w th all the Flame- ga- 
 thering aUiut their ttrs. In Ihorr, feeing their Dclign to 
 
 burn the Ship, and having them 
 
 China Fleet, Ihortly to come thither, and which we in- 
 tended, if poffiblc, to meet. 
 
 ^anuiiy the Twelfth, wc faw two .Sail making towards -« f. lojc 
 us, which coming up to, after a Ihort Uilpwie we board- 
 ed, and brought them to an Anchor. Thcfc proveil to be Tw) cind 
 two of the Cl'iiiit Ships ; but were not themain Prize tli.it ^I'HX'k'" 
 we look'd after : Tney had Silks, and raw Silk .aboard, 
 and fifty Tun of O'/n.! Silver ; butbecaufe wc hoped to ■ , < 
 Lade our felves to much better .advantage, out of fhoft- 
 that were Iti'.i behind, wc took little or nothing of this 
 and fo difcharged them. 
 
 After this, wc diroitcd our Courfc back again to China 
 Buir, ; but the contrary Winds wou'd nor permit us to re- 
 cover it ; lo that wc put on for the llles ot I'lih Sum.vi.i (1),'^,,!'' 
 where wc anchor d lami.ti) the Twenty lecond. 
 
 t'ehrun^y the Second, we met a Meet of H>c DtttJ. Ships 
 bound homewards, whiih gave us an (nielligencc, that 
 obliged us to take new MeaUnes, .and i]uit the Dclign we 
 had upon the (.I'iiu Ships. Our liii^tijh Merchants ar 
 Bmtnm, / they told us) were in very grc.it danger, and 
 expedtcd every Day to feel the utuiolt b.Hects of the K;iig 
 of Brt«M>«"s Anger and Rclentmcnt ; beiaulc of our late ' 
 
 Pult Su '- 
 IQa, 
 
 .advantage in a; taking the C/)/h.» Ships, by which means he had lolt his 
 
 clofc Pound, where we might difpat.h them all at once Cultoms. 
 
 to put a itop to the prrigrelsof the Milchicf, which won d I And tlierefore, that no After Events of our Voyage They return 
 
 otherwife be rcmcdilefs, iVe fired a couple of great < 'Uns| might procure any Danger or Difaftcrs to our Country- '"'^"i'""*' 
 
 in upon them, loaded with Crofs-bars-, Bullets, and Cafc-j men, (ih<i' perhaps to have profccuted it, uuuld havelig- 
 
 rtiot ; which dill Inch l.ual Vxecution 11(1011 them, that one' na'ly advan d our own private Fortunes and Intcrclts) 
 
 only out of Twenty two efcap d, the rcit being torn and w' refo vci! to fet Sail for EngUtui ; which we began to 
 
 fi ittcr'd all to pieces. Thus with much .adoe, we freed do, ' ..:> the Fifth. 
 
 our felvcs from this rhreatning Danger ; but to do t i olt I Wc had light of the Cape of Good Hope, the Seventh of 
 
 us the ] ives of m.iny ot our Men ; and particularly ihatj '/>"'; aiii we arrived at St. 7/f/c«.r the Seventeenth, 
 
 of Capt. O.n;., whofc imprudcnr C'l.nduiit, in not fecu-i where we itaid ief'"i.ll ing nil \Uy the Thud. 
 
 ring their Weapons at tirlt. .according to the .'\dvicc given, 
 was very much the oecalion of it. 
 
 licccmhi-r the Thirtieth, we came to an Anchov by a 
 little llland, wh:re wc u ere obliged to Itay three or tour 
 Days to mend our Ro.it, .and take in Wood and Water. 
 Here we had Intelligence, by a Ship of I'.itnm; of the 
 
 1 he Foiirteentli we j .;i's J the FquinoCtial. 
 
 June thcTwcnty fcvcnth we arriv'd at Mii/rd-HiVcn, 
 in H'.ilei. 
 
 7«o the Ninth, wc anchor'd in I'ai tfmoutKRo^d, ha- 
 ving becii out in this Voyage, full nineteen Months. 
 
 Chap. Vll. 
 
 A Triviledgc for Fifteen Years ^ granted by Her Majefly, to certain 
 Mvcnturers, for the Vi/covery of the Trade for the Eaft-Indies, 
 ' the One and thirtieth oj Decemhev, 1600. 
 
 EM Z A B F. T H , h tic Crr.cc of a O I), Q^iern of 
 England, France, auj Ireland, licteniler of th 
 I'.iiti', 8<c. To , ill Our officers, MiuijUn, rtuJiui- 
 jci'.s, .1)1,1 to nil other I'eoplr, m well xtithir. thii Our 
 He.jhn of England, r:i r'Jcnhcre, under Our Oiedieticc nuj 
 Jurifdiition, or ntl'crvife, unto whom thcje Oui Lette<i I'.i- 
 tentifhi^ll he feet:, fi:eweJ, or re.td, Greetin. . 
 
 H'i>ere,u Our twj} de.tr and loving Cnufin, George V i . , 
 Cumberland ; and Our If'cll-hclovedSuhjcHi, Si J. hn Hart 
 O^London, Ko'Zht, .Vii John Spencer 0/ London, Kn'g't, 
 Sir Edward Mii^hclburne, Kjiight, Wi'liam Candifli, H/.j; 
 Paul Banning, Robert Ice, Leonard Hollyday , John 
 Wats, Jnhn More, Edward Holmdcn, Rolscit Hampfon, 
 Thomas Smith, and Thomas Cambell, Citi:^ens and Al- 
 dermen of London, Edward Barker, Ijq; Thomas Marlh, 
 Efa; Samuel Bachoufe, Kfjuire, James Lancaftcr, Ri- 
 chard Staper, 'I homasCordcll, William ()arw.iy, Olner 
 Stile, William Qiiarlcs, Bartholomew Barnes, William 
 Offlv, Robert Chamberlayn, John Harvy, Rii'hard Wife- 
 u-.an, William Stone, Francis Cherry, Tlionns Allabla- 
 Itcr, Ritluird Barict, John Swyncrton, theTcmif^er, Tho- 
 mas Carawav, William Romnv, James Dcane, John El- 
 ilicd, Andrew Banning, Edward loan! ig, Thoma-Jack- 
 fon , Nicholas I catc , John Wolltcr.holmc , Nicholas 
 Peard, William Chamber, Rowland Bachoufe, Humfrcy 
 Smith, Robert Sandy, Henry Robinfon, Richard Poyii- 
 tcl, John Highlord, William Haryfon, bii iphry .Style, 
 Humphry Robynfon, Nicholas Ferrer, Thomas Farrvng- 
 ton, |ohn Combe, Robert Offly, Roger How, John 
 Hewit, James Turner. Morrys Abbot, James Carrell, 
 Rolint Bionke, Richard Chamblyn, George Chamblyn, 
 Leonard White, John Cornelius, Ralph Basb\, William 
 Gcnyngs, Giles Pallow, Robert Bell, 1 homas White, Ni- 
 cholas I yng, William P.almer, Ellis Cnppes, John Mer- 
 ricke, Humphry Hanford, Thomas Sytnons, Rolx-rt Cox, 
 William Wulkall, John Humphry, Thomas Boftockc,Bar. 
 
 tholomew Hollar.d, Ruliard Cox, William Walton, Wil- 
 bam Freeman, '1 homas Southacke, Ji.lin Friar, braneis 
 Dent. Rich.i.-dBuli, Kidiai Pier e, Ri-crHenyng, Ro- 
 bert Cobb, Rolvit Ronvnlon, Franc:s b . mpi' n, Francis 
 Tajlcr, Thomas Welt row, John Midletoi: R b-nGore, 
 Ralph Gore, William Carer. George Cater, Jjhn Buf. 
 bridge, Thomas Horton. W ' .••i H,,n,|, ,\;,-).. or.'-'J'-w'jr 
 1.' London, William Cottci., John Suckley, Roger Ow- 
 ' field, Ai;gii(l:nc Skinner, Richard Wife, Robert Tower- 
 Ion, Ri.hard Taylbve, Rolurt MidiHeion. R,.bert Bate- 
 man, Hichard Gollon, Robert Waldorc, Rieli.ird Wr.ig, 
 John Wrag, Willum Dale, 1 aurenee Waui , Hairs' 
 Brydgman, Samuel Armytage, F,dward Harvfon,' Edward 
 Nicolfon, Clement Moldy, John Newman. Humchrv 
 
 \V-11„. Tl d:.i - ir ' i-i i> ' , 1 t 1 ' 
 
 ', John 
 
 f 
 
 ~ ■-"•■—•-J —.^. ..*,.- •■.v>.v>T, j\j|||i li^v>ltUlM, I III 
 
 Wallot, Thomas Richardfon, Thomas Bcothby, 
 j Coachman , Reinald G'cen , Richar.i B.iriei, Robert 
 Myldmay, William Huie, Gcorfe Chandeler, Edward 
 Luttcrfoord, V. illLim BurrcK, Stephen Ha r y, Thom.as 
 iHenlliaw, Willum Ferr>s, Wilham Aldeifey, William 
 Hcwet, William F'ilher, Jofepli Salbancke , Nichol.as 
 ■ Manly, Nicholas Salter, William Willalbine, William 
 I Angel, Nicholas Barnfi) , Ji.lin Hawkin., Roger Dy, 
 ' Richard Clarke, Tii m.is Hewer, George Whiiemore 
 ' Henry PoKtcc, Willi.iui Gieenwdl, Rob. -t Johni'oM, Har- 
 tholomew Huggott, tbim.nhry Balle, Rcbeit Buck,' Am- 
 brole Wheeler, William H.ile, Riei.ard l^ "i Ju,,!o., John 
 Hodglon, Alphonlus I'oote, Edmund S;cncer, Robert 
 Dewfy, Richard Piott, Willam Boiiham, Edward Barkc- 
 ham, CJeorge Coles, Ralph Hammer, Janes Colymer, 
 Samuel Hare, George Utlv, Gregor) Allen, Henr> Ar-'''-"'*' '^'"'' 
 Cher. Jertiv Keib), John Calon. Richard Bealc, Thomas ,°';';^",'h'''''l 
 Shiptuii, Julm Fletcher, '1 homas la'bot, Rnlnii Pen- J«.'j looi 
 nynginii, Humphry MilwarJ, Richard Heme, Ralph Al- 
 len, John Hfooke, Arthonv (iiili.n, Robert Kayes, i-liigh 
 Croniptoii, Rich.ird Wallier, Gempe Holman, Moir\cc 
 Luellen, Ridiai.l Pailbns, Fiv.ncis Barker, Wdlbini Tiir- 
 ' ncr. 
 
c;8 Qiiccn BVnaheth'sTatent to the Eaft-India Company. Lib. J ^f I^^P'^Xl 
 
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 Set]. 
 
 ncr, fohn GiTcnwood, Richard Ucnnc, Riilnid Irnnfido, 
 {J.orcc Siirilits, J.imcs Di'iikyn, Edward NValur, An- 
 dr w Chanib!a\ti, Robert S drtfeird, Anihony Siratfnrd, 
 W.lliam Mvllct. Sitiion I aurcncc, Thonus Ivilall, Stc- 
 plun Hinlplcn, Richard Wnplit, Wdliam Starker, NV'il- 
 li;!m,Smi'h, Jnhn TJIacots, Robert Baylv, ,i);</ Rdj^crCo;- 
 loti, h.ii'C lit U:,i ceit.uji Kjionltii^e iiren I'ttiiiitiryi utttiil'!, 
 f.r Our HiifM /Iffiii! aiiA l.iiehC! to ie gratiteJ nvto tiem, 
 that ihn ,it ihir cvn Aihciituic:, Ccfti, i^nj ('h.ii^r.i, ." iVf// 
 tor the lldiii'ur (,t till Our ^c.i/wj n/ Hnpland, ,« tot tic li,- 
 ne.ile nf O 11- Si^r.^.tiii'i, ■mil /l.iiwncenii-ut ofTi.ule </ Ale- 
 ci'f.iiiljf within Our J.itil /{rnlnii, -iihl the i)(itnii.iimi if 're 
 June, wifj't .alieiituie, iiiirl't Jet p^nh nri.; cr mme I' yi^et, 
 with coinciiiei.t niimhrr of Shiji nii.l I'itiKe.^ei, l> n'.ijr ul 
 TiitJUi-k. ""'' Mcrchniiiii^e to the Eall-Iiulians in the C tmtiy 
 (!«./ P.irts iif Alia, .iiiil Africa, nml to ■« tn.my if tie I'vid', 
 iiii.l citiei, Tomn, uj I'::iet thcr.',ihcii:i, ,i> where 'Imde 
 III il ii .ijliil^otMeichaniii^^e , tiii-.y hi ,h! likelihocl • rjl.ibiij! - 
 r.i iir hr.A : Direri of wl'ii-h Coi, ntria, iiiiilm.i'fy oi the Ifl.iiiih 
 ( 'ilia, .iiiit l'e> II ihei ear, h.ive ioir^ fithcnce Iren tiijiriveieii 1 1 
 i:he<.< of Qui Siiljetli, .ilieit not pe.jueiitr,i in 'J'/vmV »/■' A to - 
 i-i'.iii.':^: Kjicw ye there/ire, that H'c »'r.if/v tcu.iiiigtle 
 ll.i.Mi if Our .\'.(.*i™, the li'c.iith if Our People, .mil the 
 I i.:ur.-iii>'ei,: it ti-nti, ,:ii.l i tieii "f Out /ot/V^ Sidf'tls in 
 lieir ^,v./ l-.i.tei .in\c.', for tl-e Incre.i/e 1 1 Our .V.i-;'/;;.t.*/V;/, 
 ,vii! ti'c .l.lve.n.cinent (f liiwfnl Ti.ijj'i'.^, to the Riiulit oi 0:ii 
 ■Ci>i>:"icti-^re.tith, hr.tc cf Our J/e.i.il Cii.ice, ieiir.ln Kjiov:. 
 ■ 'e.iy, nml mrer iiiolioii, tiivci) .vi,l sir.ulctt, //«./ i) tl ijc I'ir. 
 /•-•iiti, f.rZ's, 0:ir Ileiii f.nJ Suc.ejJ'oi i, lio g\e r.)i,{ j^imit 
 unt, O.ir /,:iJ ie:iii7^ SuljcHf, hi f re in theic I'rc/ciiti rx- 
 p'-ejl) K.v.ie.l, T'.it th:y, iiui ex'ei) rf them, fmn hcnecfoitl 
 /'• . .-.iiA Ih.iHbc one Hcd) Corpcr.ite nnti I'olithk, '" Oced, nn.i 
 in \.iinr. It the \'jme of t!ie Goxermw, ,in.t ('ompr.ni et 
 'iir-rh-,,is aj I oi;Jon, 'ir.ttiit:i into the tad-Indies, on.- 
 huh Corp"r.;t.~ nml Prliilili^in /Iff,/, nnJin Ktmete.tlh, nnn 
 tiiC- tor Z's, Our I lei I .:• ./ S: c.cijo <. He ii-> erecl, make, 
 ,,.l\'i:, 'orjHtute, ej}u!.'f.', ami .i-.-'ine hy thefe Viefents, 
 rn.i ti At I) the JiDiie \i»;' of (loteniow, unit ('oinf.un ot 
 j\tei\ir.i.:i or I.ciuloii, 'Culing into tie Eaft-Iiul'CS, (V; 
 /h.ill h.me Sua-Jfun, .m,i thjt tl.cy, e.nd their Su.'crjjcri, iy 
 tl' S.wic of (h,vernouf .in I C:>np.tm, l'i,:.ti>ig into the V.!^^- 
 Indics, be, .vi^ jh.tll he .tt .ill timet be.tifter, I'ei/oni, able 
 .ui.i L.!p.:b!e in L.irp, e.n.l .t B/.h Ci-'Jori:te .vi,! P.lltn\, r.u.i 
 tnp.d-ie in l.t-.v, to hr.vr, pu ch.rfe, te^eiie, puflf/i, ei'jui, 
 tin.i let.tiii l..:il:l:, Tenonenis, PiiillcJ^es, l.iberiie.', Jiin'J- 
 liiiHon!, t'lDmhi.'er, m t liere.lit.iinentt, if whatfoexer kind, 
 n.ttiirr, ,.•■! qu.i it-, tucver tliyie, t-i them .vi t tleirSu.- 
 eejfi.).'. A><.t .i!Jj to ^ivr, grjm, .Irm'f-, nilene, .ifji^n, ittul 
 (liijr.fe .ill e.nJ fi>i9,::iir cier things, I .vnl.<, Teneinei.is, ,vu! 
 herc.lir.imcni', ly the fun.- K.ime, th.it to them fl..i:ll, cr m.iy 
 feit.-hi 10 il'\ Anil th.it thi'f an.l their Sui.elfors , by the 
 i\,i)i e of the Covern.iur, .vi.l {'mprni if Mc.ch.ints if Lon- 
 don, I'r.'.in^ into the I'aK-Iiniks, m.-v plei.l, .~n.l he im- 
 f lea led , .vfver, and be aifiecied, defend, rnd be defended 
 in wh.uJ.c-.erCi lilts and Pl.i.et, .in.t befoie xt':iiji>e:er Jiidt^es 
 an. I JliJI V.-,', an.l ether Pc.Jlns vid Off.e't, in aS .indjingu!.ir 
 .iHlon;, P.e.i:, Suits, l^i.irrels, t'.infe!, .mi DemmiJs xhat- 
 Jievr, of vh.itjreier hj'id, natnrr, or jort, in Juch manniy 
 tin. I ^ rm, ji ether Our Liege Penple cf this cm lie.ilin of En- 
 gland, being Pcif-.ns .ible .iri.lc.ipaile, w;,i), or can h.-.ve, fui- 
 ch.ile, tceelve, pojjejs, enjty, ret.iln, give, gr.int, demijc, .:. 
 llene, .ijljl'.^i', .H/prf', plead, and he impleeded, anfm, and he 
 iin[<veicJ, dejen.l, and be defen.led, icleife, and be rele.tfed, 
 d) pel mil e,nd execute. And the.t the aid Go-eanru , and 
 dnipaiy cf M.rc'r.nts if London, T e.ding into the Eaft- 
 Im'ics, a'd th.lr Sueeeffn, ine.y h.nii a Common Sea', to 
 Jenepr all t'.- Cauf.-.i aid Bi.fmijs tf i 'V, and their Sue- 
 e'll'it. An.l that it Jl.v.H, an.l may be Inioful, to the /aid 
 (.1 ■ ernour aiH Caiip.-.i y, and their Sua ffrs, the fame Seal, 
 ficin time M liin; at their Hill and Pleafure, to break,, 
 chan^; i»:d to m.^k_: neiv, ir alter, .» to them flor.ll feem ex- 
 jrd'ei.t. At.d further, H'e "fii,, and by thefe Prejenis foVs, 
 {■■V Heirs n:d Suc?rfji,rs, ll\ do Or lain. That theie featl be 
 f. em /'f ' cifoi •'" , n e tt the fain? i'.i mpe.ny, to be el ct.:l and 
 a; i>oint.d In f-chjonii and manner, at heieafter in thje Pr^' 
 Jen:! i, exir J'.d ; rei Ichjhalt be called the Civernour of the 
 f-.l.l Ctii,J>any, ai.dthat there Jiv.l be f nut heic forth. Four 
 and tK.i.iy if ti:e j.-.ld Ccmfai.i , to be elelied and tip- 
 Jiclnt.:l in finhj'uiin, ai hereafiir in thcje Prrjeni s tl ex 
 frffd, whlei p.all /.■ i. ailed the li.trtnltleei if iheJaidCoti.. 
 I't.y, ^\'ho t'jgethcr rviih the & ■eiinour of the jaid Ccinpat.y, 
 frthe rlrne i'ein^r,, fi.-all have the Oiretlionof the Vcyages, if, 
 or j\r the fald C intaiy, and the Provljion of the Sliipfing 
 and M.r^i-andj.s thereto I eUoging, and aifo the Sale ,)/ all 
 Meichai.dJ I, if, cr for the Jud Cimpany, and the mana 
 ^int^ard i at diin^^ if all o'lhi thl:gi iieh.ngl'.g to thefaid 
 (liinpany ; .Ird for the belter l-.x.cutiun of this Oir H'ltl, 
 and Crant, in this behalf, tt'e h.iVi aligned, nominated, con 
 Jlitut.d, and made, and ly th-fe Piijenis, fir Vi, Our Heirs, 
 
 Ai.dSuc.JJIii, H\ doafJi 
 
 ,; conjiitute, and make 
 
 the fald ThoniiS Smith, Ailcrman of London, to In- ti-e t • ,, 
 fi'P, and pref'nt '.i'vernonr of the fahl Cninpany, to continue '^''■' ■ 
 in the /aid Offee, from tiie Dale of thele PrefeiH', until ano. 1^'.' ' 
 ther of the hu'd Coinpam, In due inantrr, he elrlen an.i j.v ,<• 
 unto the Jaul Olfee, ae.vrdii'g to the Otalianees ar.d Proiji- 
 nrs, hererlter in thefe Vrefeiiti expf-lfed, ai:.t .ieelarr.l, if i. .• 
 laid 'Jhuiius Smith fteallfo long li; e. And aifi We ha:e r. - 
 fi\ned, tnniinaied, and appointcl, and by the'e Prrfentj f.o 
 "Ct, ciir Heirs, and Suc-ljori, H'' .lo alhgn, mmlnef, un-'' 
 VitU:, and make the lame I'.iul Hannini;, Lc. nar.l Hoh'v- ! \ 
 day, loiin More, Fdw.ird Holnidcn, Richard V:i'.>cr, '■,. ' 
 'I homas t'ordcll, William (iarvvay, Oliur Style, Jaiius '■'■ 
 Lanc.d!ir, Ruliard Wilcn-.in, Kraiic;s Clicrrv, 'I'honi.i- ' 
 Ailablal'..!, Villiani Roii.ncv, Rip^or Mow, \\ilii,i;;: ' 
 Cli.imbcrs. R'.bcit Sandy, John LVlrid, Riihard Wuiic, 
 John Hifhiord, John Middlcion, Jolin C^uijibc, WMb:!!!- 
 ri.-iryfiii, Kuhol.ts l.ynj;, and Robert Bell, fi. lie tiie Pair 
 and twenty fiJI and pr.Jent Committees '/ the faid Ccti.fani, 
 to ioiitlnuel^i the faid OJfc; f Cimmiieees if thefaid C.n- 
 pain, fiiin the Date of thefe Prejenti, for one whole Tear 
 ■n.\t Jelloivli.g. And fiiriher, H'e H'.il and Grant by tl.iij'e 
 Prrjcnii, f.i Is, Our Heiii. and Succlfrs, unto tiie Jald 
 Cover nviir, an.l Company if Men-hants if ] ondon, T.adii ^ 
 into lie l-.all-lndies and their Siiccefjors, that it /hall and 
 m.-y be h'.xful, te, and fur the faid l.f. .•tuoui aid Compan , 
 fir the time being, <i li.e tni.re p.-.ii if tl em /r.lh.t, at any 
 Put I ek, Aljiinl), cnnmonly call.-d. The Court holden fir tie 
 fall! Company, tie liivernour .f the faid Cimpany, belt.g i..- 
 nays onc,frim time to time, to el. el, neminale, and appoint, 
 one if tiie Jaid Company to be Deputy to the laid i,i e.rniur , A n :, , 
 nhi.h Dejuiy fi.'all take a C-.rpue.l Oath befoie tl'e (ii>v:i-noiir,'"''i 
 and five, ir m.re, if the Cominiltee if ti'e faid Company, for "' ' 
 the time being, n.ll, faithj'ully, and truiy, to ex.cuie his laid 
 Offee If Depury, to iheGovernour of the Cotnpaiy ; and rjrer 
 Ins Oath Jo taken, Jhall and may from lime lo time, in tl eal - 
 fence of the Jald Urvernour, cxcrciji- and cxeeite the Ojice ef 
 Governiur rf tie Jald Compani, in JuehJert at Je Ciurnc-.i-- 
 miglt to d\ And fuitl-er, H'e H'.ll, and uiant, by ti>J; 
 Piefents,f^r 'i's. Our Heirs, i'.x\itto>s, and Kuccejjlrs, nnta 
 little laid ('•oven:, ur, and Company if Menl ants if l,t,r.- 
 don, Trading into the Ealt-Indics, and then SuurJJ'.is, 
 that they, or the greater part cf them, mhererf rhc Ctvetneui 
 fcr the time bcirig, or l.ils Defiily, to he or-, and from rime 
 3 time, and ajl times heieefiei, /hall, and may I ave Auihi. 
 Ity and Pomer, yeaih, and every Tiar, iti the first Day ofx.-:- 
 July, or at any time rriihin fix Days after that Day, to rf-i''':^ 
 jenihl:, andme.tiigetherinjvineionvei.ientpl.w; robe "/'•)',' 
 'ointedfiiin time to time ly ihe (Jove/nour, or in his abj.'i.ce, ih,' ) ■ 
 y the Deputy of the Jaid Covernour, far the time being. And H'' 
 that th y being fo aif'cmhied, it jhall and may he l.-wfil, .',-, ''^,' ' 
 
 lid f~or the Jaid (lo:-ert;oui, or Deputy of the Jaid dovemnut , 
 and the Jaid Company for the time being, or the greater pa.it 
 of them rehiJi then Jhall lappentole prjent, veh.reif th.- 
 (lovernour of the Jaid Comp.-.ny, or his Deputy far tie time 
 being, to be one, to eleti and nominate one ef tisejaid CotK- 
 pani, vehieh fkail be (Joverncur of the fame Company foe one 
 whole lear. It cm thence next following, wi^'eh Pj,(ii>t b.ino 
 fo elecled, and nominated to be Covernonr eflhejr. id Cmpan^, 
 as is aferejaid, before he be admitted to th Pxeciition if the 
 faid Office, fleall take a Coiporal Oath, hcjote the last (Jovei- 
 nour, being his Predeeejfor, or his Deputy, er any fix or more 
 f the Cominitteei of the Jald Company for tl e time bein:^, 
 that hejhallfi>m time to time, well and ntilyex.cute the Of- 
 fice ofCJevernour of the Jaid Company, In al! thli.ij^j eoi.c.ri.- 
 ing the fame, and that immediately after tl e faid Oathfo i, - 
 ken, he Jhall and may ex. cute and life tie Jr. Id Office if C,i- 
 vernour of this Jaid Company, for one nl oie Tear J ram ih.nce 
 next follewing. And in likf fort He H'lll and (.rant, th.it f^„.f;^ 
 at well every one aioii-nained to be of the Jald Cinpany or tticii it- 
 Pellowfljip, as all others hereafter to le admitted, cr fee of'f-'t' 
 the faid Comfaiiy, f.^all take a Coiporal Oath teloie the (lo- ^" ' 
 ve.noiir of the faid Company, u' his Deputy Joi the time I - 
 ing, to Jueheff.ll as by the Jald Crcen.im ii Ctnpai.y, n 
 the moie pait If ihcm , in r.ny I'ubilckCeun luieheidfjr 
 the faid Company, fnail be in a rcrfi<.ab.. inai'r.t J.t .ii.ivii 
 and devifed, before they Jrall be allowed, or admilli.,:, ti 
 I'lade or Tiaffiek ai r. Tree-men if the Jaid Coml'an). An.! -^, j 
 piither If'e Will and Grant iy thef: PteJenti, f..i U;, O.ii „ .1 ... ■ 
 Heiis and Sueceljlrs , ui.to the 'aid Goiin.iur and Con.. ''"^ 
 pany of Meru.-.i.ti i- London, Tiadii.g Into the talt. '^'^'jj, .' 
 Indies, ard their S.icc JJ'ois, that tie /aid Gui.rnoi.t, nih/h"'' 
 the Deputy ef tie faid Gci.ri.our, and the Company and i ■'■■["' 
 their Suice/J'ois Jir lie time heing, or the pr.at jl pait if^'^"' 
 thin, wheieif lie Gvveinvur, ot ti.i Dp.iy \j lie (<(:.•,- 
 nciii fivin titne to time lobe em, (hall andme.j fiom t,m: 
 to time , and at all tiii.ei hctea/let, ha:c Auti ciiiy and 
 Power yearly, ..n.l cveiy Tear on the fir\i Day if July, or 
 at any time within fix Dayi after that Dry, ro jf.tr.il., 
 meet togcth.r, in joine coi.\.'uiei.t plaie, to be fmn time u 
 \titne appoint \l by tie Jaid (jc.. -I n.l:' ot r jald Citt.paty, or 
 
 in hit itbfe 
 
 bled, it jh 
 
 lernour, 
 
 cr the grea 
 
 Jei t, when 
 
 p:.lyfor th: 
 
 four of th 
 
 The Corr- /:/,/ Comp, 
 
 nmicc. Hull „i,i^i^ p^i 
 
 like a Cor- . , .* 
 
 lwt-IO«li. tee I of the 
 
 ,-1 the Ex 
 
 Oe.th bcfi.ri 
 
 the Jald Cm 
 
 d-cjfo'- ;•„ 
 
 w.-li atd fi: 
 
 in all thir: 
 
 after th- Ir. 
 
 :■!'■ the fall 
 
 I'-thcCo. Kh^l•r■■r 
 
 vtrno "r d>, /-/ '// irt y 
 
 ^''••'"'""'■'ifehsard 
 
 1 I ..* .Jill M 
 
 U.hulci.. an.l (.omp.i 
 Lall-In.lie 
 ir/hali ha; 
 time, at a. 
 ted, eleele.i 
 /aid Comfiai 
 faidOJlii,, 
 his laid Ojj 
 the Jald Cot 
 prejent at i 
 (leieial C 
 /' often it Jl 
 the faid Cm 
 tl'etn, with!) 
 any fiieh Go-i 
 place, as th: 
 ef the faid C 
 part of them 
 ai.d there. It 
 and n'.ininat 
 cf the faid Ct 
 C' was Co I en 
 rated to the ( 
 and rx-'clje 
 Jaid T.ar, ti 
 lie due fix c 
 ilm\ lo ofiei 
 md Pie. Ill) ■ 
 
 s...-.//.', ;/ 
 
 ly' AI I, ham I 
 
 to their .V,.,,. 
 
 ■ :ny tf the C'l, 
 
 at an t 'me n 
 
 them, (ha 'I I 
 
 l'"'X°f'li«fi/i?))H...'rfcj( 
 
 ncw.ol., temovedfion 
 
 thofi-n. /«i; tl.ieinjelvi 
 
 bte, at the P 
 
 ihe j^icatcr p. 
 
 heing, or hi; 
 
 the 'lieaih^ o 
 
 Jrndle til ml 
 
 ijiial a I d ac 
 
 the laid Ciin 
 
 Company^ fo 
 
 then and thei 
 
 there dcparti, 
 
 or more, rf , 
 
 Company, in 
 
 them, that J 
 
 ei Peiluu Jo 
 
 of Ciininittci 
 
 and e\etcl/e 
 
 tijidueef the 
 
 Jald, for the 
 
 Tieid'.ivioT rituc to time 
 
 ihcSun. dnd,,. . / p 
 
 Appicmut.. 
 
 tilf.idl, it H il', .IK./ g 
 Jl. trecoi' Merch.it. ts i 
 
 faid Ciinpa: 
 - J'all-Indics, 
 t.eiy of thill 
 or upwa'.ls: 
 or Set cants i 
 be imployed i 
 iiade of Ml 
 'ieai, 0; any i 
 ).dt-Indifs, 
 
 J., 
 
 { 
 
Lib:)! 
 
 Jon, 
 
 f/v' <■■' Sm:\ 
 
 II), IK cmiiiiur 
 
 ALinitf 
 
 .'■ i' 
 
 ; tk 
 
 lb: 
 
 (' 
 
 \Chap. Vll. QjjeenEUTahe th's "Patent mlje B3i(i^indi3i Compatiy. 55) 
 
 ., "■• lull 
 
 Iff, urt'l HI"- ».,.,, 
 ')-/i'» /•>•.</,».'• 
 •« /!»:./ I'rr. Ji- 
 icclf.ri-.l, if t, '■• 
 :l->ll\' hil-.ef.- 
 f'c Vrclh:r.i p'l 
 lli.inilli'rr, iflf 1 '■ r ■ 
 
 v.nar.lHollv.;-«;J:'; 
 ,ch.ii\l SiainT, ,■•„",•' 
 ■ .Sty If. JiuKs ■'■*'■' 
 cny, 'I'tioni.!^ []'",'"'' 
 low, Willi.im 
 ali.ivci Wiilir, 
 llibc, Will':,, I. 
 , ti, lie tin' l-iur 
 • jithl Cc)i:pr,in, 
 fiL-Ji-.i.l Cii- 
 one xvhulc Terr 
 (jiriii h f/v/.- 
 j, uhto the Jf-'.d 
 uulon, 'l\,uiii ; 
 'r.t it /hnll mil 
 
 /•.id Coiiifr.r , 
 frd'ri.t, f.t HI-' 
 t Iwlilcii fir tie 
 'ip'iity, ^'fi'-'^ '•'- 
 'e, nu{ nfi'tiiiit, 
 niii Cii-\niiur ; A n i 
 f ii'i < 1 1>;'.- iKW, '''''' 
 .•'(.' Coin'i'f.iy, for 
 c.xri'U'e his tr.id 
 '.'ni.y ; unit rjter 
 tin:, ijiticr.!- 
 utc the Vjice ff 
 ti lie (iLiaiicn'' 
 i.iirtit, i) tiij: 
 f Succcjjit!, IllltO 
 cl-i-.iiti (•/ Lon- 
 tl.ieir SmccJJlii, 
 f the Gtnci iicur 
 , nini from time 
 iie.y 1 e.ve ylutht- 
 tl'e jiist Day rft::- 
 tl.r.t IJ/iy, to ,f- ■'■ ," 
 pl.-ce ;ol-e Hl>-1\ :: 
 >r in his iilij'i.ce,ihv): 
 
 <e L:ir!. /md •'I"'' " 
 Ir l.-wj:<', .•-,,„_, 
 Jiiiii tiOi'e' rni.i , 
 
 ■•egrer,:ri.e..t 
 
 a, \vh:ref^ tr.- 
 
 •y for tie time 
 
 lie jr.id Com' 
 
 iiy fur line 
 
 i'.iJ'J'l S: illg 
 
 ii! Ct.i>ifiivy, 
 
 ■.edition (f tl.v 
 
 '.■ Ust Covci- 
 
 iv Jix or more 
 
 e tiii.'c ieiiig, 
 
 eiitc the Or- 
 
 >.;;; ri);.t.)v.- 
 
 \l Ue.lhjj I, - 
 
 Office if C,v- 
 
 r Imm th.iicr 
 
 ,/(„.-),(, th,'tf^.„jf, - 
 
 ;' i'l iiif'tiii) 01 ihctt.'rr 
 
 in his nlfeme by his Deputy. And thnt they liewj^fi nffem- 
 iled, it '/hull, aidmny be limful, to, mid for the JntdGo- 
 lenwur, or his Deputy, <md the Compnuy for the time ieivg, 
 or the neuter pnrt of them, which tienjhntt iH.ppm to h pn- 
 Jcit, whereof the Goveriwiir <f tl- ftid CompHi^y, or his Ue- 
 
 : cleH Kiid mmliinte Twenty 
 
 The Com- 
 niineH 13ul 
 like » Cor. 
 pdlilOnll. 
 
 I.- th-' Co- 
 ver 
 or I 
 
 mSn 
 
 frmn tie Feajf "f tlie B'.rth of cur Lord God Irji p.'f, before 
 the lUtr hereof, fieeh Ti. iffi.l(, niid iije the Vritde .; A^'- 
 chimdioc h Ser, in, ,wd h fueh Pfays and I'njfvjr, rtn.idy ]}"^^"-'^ »' 
 foimnow, or ritiiirjereil, or vih.ch ieiecfter Jh.ill '■''/''.'".■''''''ot !Ii.,l jin 
 and dijii-iercd, its ti.ey ihrM rjleem, f.tid tn'^e to be filtej} into, pury. 
 and from the Jiaft-Indus, into the Ceimtrles, .ind I'r.its of 
 Afia 4K(< Africa ; .ind imo, und fiom nil the IJl.:n.li, Port: 
 llnvens, Cities, Creeh, Towns, .-.nd I'laces of AI\a, AtViin, 
 and America, or jk* c/ ricm Oe^ond the C.ipe of Bona Spc 
 raiicia, to ti.e Stieigln or M.i(;ellan, wl ac ai.yl'i.iJe I'l 
 Tr^Jfif/^ vp Metv'\:i:,tic: m.iy be ujed, or had, to, and frrtn 
 eieiyof thetn, in lu.i. Oijei, Marnier, Fiim, Liberty, Hud 
 Coraitrr, lo all I'lterji ,-.nd I'urpojes, as /hall be from time 
 to time r.t ,it,y t'ldiiri^ .Jjjembh, ir Ctuit Ixid by, or for th' 
 jiiidG^veitm,! or Company, h oi hetaeen iheiu, if them of 
 the /.lid Cimp.iny, or hel! ap\'p ,/ Meicliar.ts (/London, 
 Tindiiig into tie Kajl-Iniin.s, oi the more part if tletnfi 
 tie time, being pijeut at J: if .llfembiy, or Ccu t, the Ci:c - 
 ticiir, or Its Deputy, beiri^ i:hr)s frcfeiit .;f /iiJi Ccwt, oi 
 AJfemlii, limited f.i.d f.giecd /Ind nrt otlcrxfije, -Kith'ut 
 finy Melrjratii.n, Imper.i time r.t, or Dijlwbr.nce ; c.iiy Statute, 
 Z'_'.:gc, Diveipry, l^eligiev, o' h'.-.ith, t„ nriy other Caufe, or 
 Matter vhe.tf ever to the lont ry yi, fxitljir.ndir^ ■ .S'o r-.lwayi 
 that the fame 'I'rr.dc be >i't urde^tr.l(.-ri, i.o' ,:l'd>cj]ul to any 
 Cnu'tiy, I/l.vd. I'oir, llaien, City, ( leek,, 'I\wr, or Place 
 .u:e.:dy i'i tie ir.x'ul, ,:i.il ociu.d pej/r/foi, of any jlch Chri. 
 jtif.ni'rihce or State, ,;i at tin pre/ei.t n, or at any time 
 he'eafte Jhall be in League oi Amliy withi.'s, our lleiriir 
 Hi.atjfcis, and vho dith net, or ■nillii't accept of ftichTradc, 
 but di-th evenly decla'c and publ./ly the fame, to be utterly 
 .if.'dijl hiicrtliei'gipdvcillandlikjne. And fmther, 0». Th'i'hr 
 IfuH.vid Pleafiie,,, and by th-fe P^efeit, forVs, Our Ihirs'^^l^lZuv 
 a"d Si:ccej/o s, ll'e ,/. '^rriir uhto the fr.id Giveriiow, and'm jiiy c-io. 
 Company of Mercians i/ London, Trading into the Eaft-*™''^"'?'*"-'- 
 Indies, and to their Succe/fois, that it Jl^ailand may I'e lasv- 
 fid, to a>:d fir the /aid Governciir, and Corneal:), ard their 
 Siiccc/Zosy t>-'» '-'me to time, tj r/femble rhcwfehes for, or 
 aboi.t any tiic Matteis, Cai/.s, J'iffai's, <nr Bifinefi rf the 
 faid Trade, in a-y Place or Places, for the fame convenient, 
 during the JaidTeim of Efteen Tcais, within our Dcminicns, 
 or et/evheic, andthtie to li: Id Court for the faid Company, 
 and the Affairs ikciecfi and that r.ljo it fjalt and may he 
 lawful, tci, and for them, cr the more pan of them, being fi 
 al/embled, and that Jkajt then anij there be prefeiit, in any 
 /vtdi Place cr Places, wl/eieof theG(very:our, or hii Deputy for 
 tJ:e time being to he one, to make, ordain, and ccnjiitute 
 fuih and/o many reafonabic Laws, Conflituticm, Odert, and 
 Oidiiiances, as to them, or the greater part of tl cm, being 
 then and there ptijent, jhall Jceni necejfn<y and convenient, for 
 the gnod Cc-.ernm'ent :/ the fame Company, and of all FaBors, Auihoriiy to 
 
 /< . 
 
 piityfor the time being to be on , 
 
 four of thfaid Company, which/hall be Comrittees op the 
 
 faid Company, for out whole Tear from then.- next eifumg ; 
 
 which P'l/ons being fo eleiiid, and nominated to be Contmit- 
 
 te:i "/•■ tl-r/aid Comp'-.y at aforefaid, before thry he admitted 
 
 ,M the Execution of their laid Offers, /tJI tak.c a Corporal 
 
 Oah hef.re tie Goicrncui, .-/ his Depiry, and /;.v or more of 
 
 the laid Commilteri if liiejaid Cjm,>ai,i, being tie. r lajl Prc- 
 
 d'Cifof' fur the time I cinv_, tl v Wvv and ei ly of tiein, jhall 
 
 w.-f and faithfully pnfoim ti eir fa.d Offc i vf Committea, 
 
 inatltli'XS .(KJW/;//'.;; //■' l^-me. r!n I tl at imiiied..:t 
 
 after the faid Oatu (o '/.:(;/», they Jhall and may ex. cute, and 
 ■/■■ the laid Offices of C'-tiimiltccs of th' /aid Company foi one 
 
 id/ V- y .-, from thci.c- next following, rind morc.'.er. Our 
 S.e.lf.l! aid Prajure it, ai.d It thj: i'rrjci.!., for Vs, Our 
 "'^•''■^ Heirs and Siuccffors, iVc do g.ant unto the faid {....-rnour. 
 'l^'ZsliV and Comp.viy of Merchants of Loiulon, Tia.iing into t,.c 
 
 Kad-Ilidii's, and to thrirSuccejfois, that wivi . end at often 
 
 it /hall happen to the Coierneui if the Jai.l Cinpany for tk- 
 
 time, at any time within one hai, afici lie Jhall be nomiiu:- 
 
 ted, cic.ied, and /ween, to th- Office of the Govcrnoitr cf th.- 
 
 /aid Company, as is afcr:/aid,to die, or to be removed from the 
 
 Ja.id OJfc; whhh Go:crnour net demeaning himjeif well in 
 
 his laid OJjice, 11 'e 11 'id to be removable at th: pleajure of 
 
 theja'd Company, cr th- greater [art of th.in, which Jhall Oe 
 
 prejei.t at aiy their Piblicl^ rl/fcml'lies, commonly tailed their 
 
 Ge'Cia! C wt, holden for the jaid Company, that th.-n, and 
 
 /i often it/ha!/, and may be lawful tr, and for the r.-Jidue cf 
 
 the faid Company, for the time being, or the greater part if 
 
 ihnn, within convenient time after tiie Death, or remoiing 
 
 any Inch Govem.ai', to ajfein-te them/ehes in jucli convenient 
 
 place, as tb.y jhall think ft for the I-Ucclion of the Givernoiir 
 
 cf the fiiid Company ; or that the Jaid Company, or the greater 
 
 part of them being then and there prefent, Jhall, and may then 
 
 I'.d there, before their d-parturc from the faid place, elect, 
 
 and nominate one other cf the fifid Company, to be Governoifr 
 
 of the faid Company in pise place or Jlcad ((f him, that Jo died, 
 
 cr we I li irinov.-d ; which Perfon being Jo ekiled, an4 nomi- 
 
 •:e.ted to the Office of < ioverncr of tke/aidComfitny,fhi!K. have 
 
 and rx-'ci/- the /'aid Office for, and dfiring the refuluc of the 
 
 faid r.ar, taking fljl a Corporal Oath, as is aj^cir^aid, for 
 
 tie due i..\- cuticn thereof : and this to be done froin tJi/ic to 
 
 lim; In orlen as the Ca/.-jhaJi Jo requii e. And alfo Oiirll'iil 
 ■■i:d Pie:/ III- is. and ly tl -Je P cj Ms, j'„i Vs, our Heirs iiud 
 SH^e-ff'f, ll'e Jo gian: int., theJaid'Coveinour and Company 
 if M I. hams of l.onc\op. Trailing into the t:i{i-ll\iiics, and 
 
 lothei,-S:- /fo s, that when, aid as ofiin as it Jhall happen, pi yed in .tny of ti.eii I'^/yagei, and for the better advancement t,y ihe 
 .:ny if the Conmittees of th.-j'iid Company for the time being, and continuance o] the Jaid Tiade, andTiaffick,, and the fame e"'"''*P'" 
 at an t'm- within cue T a- next aft(i , that they, oi any oflL.ms, Ccnjiituticns, Orders, and 0> diytajicesfo tnade, fo /■«' ^'n' „,uy"* 
 them, fi.-a'l /" nominai.-d, ileelcd, andjwoin to the Office of\in and execute atco-diiigly, and at their Plerfire to ir.-cke, 
 \U\yoitht {^,jnnn:ttces 'f the Jaid C-^anpa') ,fi is afor.Jaid, Iodic, oi be o> alter the J.ime, or any of them, a, ccc.rfion fl\tU require, 
 
 ard that the Jaid Govemcw, and Company, fj often at they 
 p.-al! make, o dain, n rJ}abl:flo r.ny fuch Laves, CcnJlituticns, 
 
 
 Con'miticvi, 
 new tl U 
 choftn. 
 
 "/ 
 
 
 • T*>.' r 
 
 ■ Irloic the Co-' 
 
 the lime b - 
 
 C mpan\, ti 
 
 1,1 le held for 
 
 •IH...I jet down 
 
 admitieil, tn 
 
 oml'.vii. .-Ind. 
 
 f.,i I.':, O.ii ;, J - 
 i.tur a'.d Con - ' ' |' 
 into the bait- '^ ',' 
 Goi ,ri,ot,i, t , ,,... ^ 
 [' Company ana i-' * ' , 
 pr.at fl p,:,t it'-'"'"' ] 
 
 ij lie (.in:,- 
 mi-.j fiim time 
 ■ Autldiiy and 
 
 >ay of July, 11. 
 
 >,•>, to if. mil., 
 - ficin t,mc to 
 ■.id Cni.paiiy, or 
 
 lemoved fiom tie Jaid Offiie, which Cmmittect net demean- 
 ing d'emjebves well in rl-cir Jaid Office, If'c will to be remova- 
 ble, at the Pleajwe ef tlic Jaid (iovernour and Company, o, 
 liie gi cater part of them, whctcf the (uveryiour foi the time 
 being, or his Deputy to be one, within cmieuient time after 
 the Death, or reinovin"ef any of the Jaid Committees, to rj. 
 Jemlle lli infeiirs in Jn,h ccnvcnient place, as is, or Jhall be 
 ufur! ,u d acciijlomed , for the Election of the Goveinour ,f 
 the (aid Cimpaii\ «> where elje for the Giverno\ir of the ja,d 
 Compans, for the time being, or his Deputy to (ic one, being 
 then and theic prejent, fleaff and may then and there, bcfoie 
 there depart II, e fiom tl.'c faid place, elect and nominate one, 
 or more, if the jaid C inp.iiiy, to be Committcei of the Jaid 
 Company, in the places and Jicad.', pl(lu orjletd of him, or 
 them, that fo died, or weic, or was Jo removed j which Perjon 
 01 Pel (lu.' jo elected, and niminaied to the Office, or Offices 
 of Cimmittee, or Cominitfces rJ the /aid Coynpany, jiiall have 
 and exeici/e the/ai.l Office and Offices, for and during the 
 nf due of the faid Tear, tal-Jngfii/i a Co, j oral Oath,asis afou- 
 Jaid, lt« ti'C .'ue e,xe.iiti(n tleiecf; and tldt to be done f cm 
 
 Frnd.-iii KH rime to I ine, fo iften as the Canjefleatl require. And further, 
 
 a' I^uk".'' " *■ ''" !:• ''-Jc P,ejenn,f> Vs, ci,r jleirs and Succejfors, 
 
 i.r(i«ti. <• "'W, .in.i g-ant unto the Jaid Ge-icmoiir, and Company of 
 
 ictrccoi Merchants of London, Xading into the £aft-Indics, and 
 
 ""•>**f)';f/W' .f«c,v/?;.;, tiat'ti-e^, and all that are, oijkcll be of the 
 
 /aid Ciinpany of Mr, cl ants ef }..ondon, Trading into the 
 
 • J'all-lndie';, and cve<y ef them, a\d all theSons of them, and 
 
 <c:,y of thim, ,u ihei, /'c:eiat Ages ef One and twenty Jeart, 
 
 orupwa'ds: And f/othei, all juch the Apprentices, h'aHors, 
 
 or "yer.at.ts of tl cm, and exeiy cf tltcm, wiiichheteaftei Jhafi 
 
 be imployed bf the jaid Gacmtir and Comp.im, in the Jaid 
 
 iia.ieuf Mcichavdice, of, or to f/.r F.all-lndics, beyond the 
 
 lea', 0. any other the places a/ore/. -id, in any pait of the /aid 
 
 I .dl-lnd'fs, y/'.i//, wd >na\ b\ the /pace of fifteen Jo-:, 
 
 Ordcs, .:nd O dinrnce's, in fcm af'ie/iiid, jhall and may 
 l.mfully iinpr/e, o.daiv, limit, and prcvide fi.ch Pains, Pii- 
 nifmcnts, Penatiei, by hnpri/cnmei.t of Body, cr by pines, 
 or Amercements, ci ly all or any of them, upon, and again it 
 all Otfendeii, coi.traiy to/:.ch Lews, Conjiitutiens, Ordcis, and J^s^nin' 
 Ordinances, or any if thetn, as to tie ftid Cove'inour, <;?;</ ciihir in Bo. 
 Company, for the time beiig, or the greater part of thetn, p "'y"'^' 
 then and there being pre/ent, the /aid Gciernour, or his Dc- ^^^l,Jy\o 
 put), being alwa-is one, Jhall feem necejfaiy, requifite, (!«(/ the Laws of 
 ccnvenint for the o'J'e.irtion cf tie fame Laws, Conjliiutims,'^^^"'^'^' 
 Oidcis, and Ordinances, and the fame Fines and Amerce- 
 ments, Jhall and may le-.y, ir\e, and hate to the uj'e of the 
 Jaid Goveinour, ,ind Company, and their Succejfcn, without 
 the impediment eft's, Oui Heirs, cr SucceJJ'.rs, or any cl 
 the Officers, or Min:/lers of Z's, Oil Llei s, ,r Succejfji .; cr 
 without /Ic.impt to Z's, Our Heirs, rr Suec Jfors, to be ren- 
 dred or made. All and lundry which Larts, Ccnjlitiitiors, 
 Outers, and 0,dinai.ces, Jo a> afoiej.iid to le made, H'e hi'iH 
 to be duty cljcivcd, an.t i^ept under the Pains and Penalties 
 iheieiii to be cintained ; Jo always tie fr.id I ans, C njlitutl- 
 ons, Oideis, Oidinaices, Inp.ijonmenis, F'n:s, and Amerce- 
 ments be icijonable, and net cont ary n letugnant tc tie 
 Laws, St.uutes, or Ciijlcms of tlii Our f^ealtn. Ard fir.f- c'm!°'^i!'' 
 much a, the J.iid G.vcrmur, and Company of Mer:hants cfc.,-itiio-.:i 
 London, Tiading into tie tatUIiidies, hr.'..e not )ct Kxpcri-i--'^^: '^" 
 cncecf tie finds' of Cmncd.tiei aid Merchandises, wlich^"'",''"'' 
 aic cr will he '.cmt.ble, or to le uttered in the /aid Pats of 
 the Eail-InJifS, and therefcie Jleall be driven to carry to thcje 
 Pa,t!, in their Voyages, divers and fuiujry Coii.mcdities, 
 which ate lil{ily to be leturncd .ipain into lids l{eahn ; H'e 
 thcrefoic of Our cJpcclalG'ace, cenain Kyicwied-'e, and meer 
 Met n, 101 th: Icttc a.cc.r.-.girg cf lie /aid Gcitrnour, 
 1 i <ui 
 
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 ;j('i'»)W/v I'f Sl;ii.l\iiiti IfHili),!' 
 
 fcr tl-c /Uh.iticcmeiit ot tl; jaut Trjiie, ,h gi.ii>t utilo th. 
 
 j.iii Covcrmur .mj CuWp.iiiy, auA to Ircir Succeffors, th.fl 
 lh:i Mti t'irir Succeffors, ,lur!ii^ tic fr'"' f'lft Vi'l-i'^fs nhich 
 ll '1 IImII niiiks, cr Jet /■'"'r Jtir, or tow.iiJi r/'C /.:/</ F.alt- 
 Iiulic'i, lh.ll! or m.iy tr.Dijpor, .tihic.irrt out of Our l(e,Um oj 
 tnpl.lml, •1".' the Ports, (^rc:ki, ,i>i.l H.ivctn thereof, all 
 f:i.i\ itii.l (o much Ciis.U .u;.l Mo d'.vi.ii^cs, l/einj^ (iooiii iinJ 
 ALrchiUi.li^es LirrfuH) p.ijj'.ilt.'e, .»;./ tr.siijpoit.ibie oul -if tl:ts 
 l\e.llm, ixnd not pnhihitc.i to he Ir.uiJ ported hy .iriy I aw, 
 St.ttiite, a (/•" l{c.:!m, j< fl.'jll he hy tleiii, their I'.rHon, 
 
 ■'IIJH'"' fl-'Pr'-^ '" •'"> ^'?/!> '■'' ^^'f' '''^''■'' "' ''WM. " 
 be iii}f',i):d in rtti) of lie j.iid fiur jirit l\).i^es, fu'C ot Ci. 
 Jhm, Suhjidy, cr l'eu)id,r.[e, o- ,ii,y other Dutiet or I'.iymenli 
 to Vl, cr Our Succejcri due, c heloii^ii,^ for the Slipping, 
 cr tr.iiijporlii.^, of thej.tine, or .iijv of t' en:. ^Ind yet iieiei- 
 the'.ejs, OurUi" .vid l'le.:fire is, .vid He do by ll'efe I'r. 
 jeutsjiiuil^y l-'is'rge iind Cotum.md, Th.i: .ill ,tiul every Jiah 
 Ci'ods f.iiil Merc' e.itdi^es fi. /,' ie tr.infportrd cut of thii He.ilm, 
 fi.-JI fieri little to time, duiii.-^ iisef.iid fc:ir fi,j! Fey.ties, .n 
 i( .ifoiej'.tid, jh.iH fijm time tj time be duly entied by The (.'/,- 
 flrni.r, Cnnpti Oiler, or other OJjJcer of Jiich I'oit, Creek,, or 
 Vl.iee, where the fime Gcods, (. Me>el:iiid:\es, Jh.tll h.ippeii 
 to be (l^ipped, cr U.lei:, to bet <:iifpcrtcd .:, .tforeJ.iid. And 
 , Mjoot' Ow further cfpeei.il Ci.iee, cert.xin Kjioxledge, and 
 iil'.'h. til*!., '"•••'•'■ A'^"'""' "'<••'■" r-''- '^■•'. On Heirs, Suecff-us, p^i.m-to 
 (.T I'.tymiT.i' .!«./ iv///i tl:e j.tidCiOelin nr, ,;r,.l Cciiipaiiy cf Me: chants of 
 Lomlon, Trading into the liaft-Ilklics, .ind their Succeffors, 
 
 e Eaft-Indics, and ^ i'\iJi<JI faid, vr lempjuii.leii f . 
 
 , afeiefiid, itfl.all be I iwful ■>»"■,< ■'■" 
 
 K) time diitii.'^ tl.e/.iid 'le 
 
 wt'Cll 
 
 i'vxiii"'^^ 'hat when, and .o cft.n 
 
 and Jp.ice of Fifteen Yeai s, ,.•..;«> Cn^faii, l'cu»d.:ge, Sulfi.y, 
 or other Duties, flull be due ai.d p.iyable i.nijfs. Our Ihin, 
 or Suceelf-rs, for uny Good:, If '.ires, ci Merchandises wl'nji- 
 eter, to be returned our, or fun .u.y :l c [Hands, I'orts, IJ.;- 
 ■lens. Cities, Tevciis, or Pi.ices .if.rfiid ui.ta the I'o.t of 
 London, or any of the ll.n-ens. Creeks, Menders, or Pl.ices, 
 to the f.ime I'oit belonging, th.it the Cuftomcis, and all ether 
 Offceis for ihe time being of Vs, Our Heirs, or Suecejfers, 
 for, or concerning /{eceipts cf CiiJIom, l'e..,nd,ige, Subfidies, 
 or other Duties unto whom it Jh.ill appen.iin, jhall upcn the 
 l{e,jueii of the Gc^emciir, and Conip.tny cf the faid Mei- 
 chants of Lotidon, trading into the Eall-Indics., cr any other 
 their /Igents, Fatiors, or Affgns, give unto tie f.iid Gmei- 
 nour and Ccmtany, their /Igcnts, EiHors, or Affigns, fix 
 Months lime for the Payment of the one h.tif; .vid after thofe 
 Jix Months ended, other /ix Menlht lime for the P.xymeni of 
 the other half of their jaidCuJiom, Poundage, or other Sub- 
 Jid}, or Duties, receiving good eind Jufficicm Bonds, vpith 
 Surely, to the Vfe of Z's, Our Heirs .nid Si.ceeffcrs, for the 
 true Payment of the f.iine .tcco'dingly ; i-.nd upon the receipt 
 of the f.iid Bends with Surety, f em time i: time, to give un- 
 to thej'aid Gin ernour, and Comp.tny of Merchants of London, 
 Tra.l'ng jw^o (/'f Eall-Indics, fo. the eimc beii.g, their j1~ 
 gents, Fa'clors, or Affigns, their Co:k.'ts, cr other If 'arrants, 
 to takeout, and leceive on Land the fame Goods, If ares, and 
 Merchandir^es , by Virlue theieof, withoi.t .my dijl urbane:. 
 Andth.it alfo Ji often ,h ,n anytime, during the faid Term 
 of Fifteen Tears, any Goods, I tares, or }.fcrcandi:(es, of the 
 laid Go-etmow, and Comp.tny, for the time being laden from 
 Our Port of London, or any the Creekj, Mmbeis, or Places 
 to the fame Port belonging, to be tranfpoiled to, or towards 
 any of the Ports, Iflands, Hmcns, Cities, Towns, or Places, 
 afjrcj.ud,f;.tll happen to tnifcniy or be hji, before their fafe 
 Airi-eal or Difchaig; in the Ports, fcr, and to the which the 
 fame jh.ill be Jem, th.it then, an.'forften, and fo much Cu- 
 \(Cooi% fi""x Pelindage, Subfidies, cr other Duties, ai they anfwer'd 
 mikiuyoai.toVsfir the).vne, befire their going forth rf Ou' fud 
 
 wjidthe p„,, linens, 
 
 .._ C'ccks, JJiall after due preif made befcr 
 
 CatemLlI '<>':' -^reafurer 'of England, for the time being, of the fuel 
 licsllowcd Lofs, and the juSi ^t.tnttry thereof, le ty Viitiie hereof al- 
 in oihcr lowed by the faid Gcvcrnour and Company, their Agents, or 
 ^!^\f'"' F.iHor.', bylf.iriant ,f the faidT'rajlicr, t, the faid Cuftc- 
 Y^i. ' nie.s or Oncers, in th: next Gards, ll'.ves, cr Merchandi:^:s, 
 that the /aid Gci:rno::r and Compan-., ^r their Succeffors, Jh.ill 
 and mai fi.if, fo', or towards titje Parts, according to the 
 t-i:e l{/teitf theCuj'.cins, Poindagc, or Subfidies, before paid 
 fcr theGeod.', Wares, rr Meichm.ii^es In lijl, o tnifcanying, 
 ■r any par: thereof. And fr that the faid Goverr.our and 
 C mpai.y of Menhants ./' Lotidon, T' ading into the t.lik- 
 Iiidics are llks to bring into this Our l{ealin, a much greater 
 ,l„rnii'i,. if Foreign Corni/iedir.e', fern lie p.:ris cf ii:e faid 
 Eart-liidics, //..IM can le Jpei.t fjr the nceeffaiy iije of the 
 fame Our t{ea!i)i, which of neeeif.-y m:ji be t.anfpcrted into 
 other Coi.ntiici, and then- vented- Hi- for 1's, Our licit s and 
 Succeffors, cf Oi.r ffccial Criiee,cert.tin Kjicveie.lgc, and meet 
 Moiii-n, do grant to, and with thefa:d Governow, .uil Com- 
 pany cf Merch.u.isf London, I'l.'.li'.ginto the Eali-Indics, 
 ,:nd their Siicccffos, th.it at ail times, ficm time to time, di,- 
 m'wi; thcjp.ice it' thirteen M nths, m.\t after tie Dijch.i.-ge tf 
 ary tl.cjanie i'o eignC'inim.Uties fx to be bi.ught in, the Sub- 
 f.ii^:, Pi/ktid Cuf^m.', .'.::l .thei Duties, for th; lame Ic- 
 
 for the JaidGovernuiir and Company, and there Suceeffcrs.'r at yt,[..';',,'f\ 
 cthei the Katur.tlSulieHscf this Out l{e.ilni, whichm.i:,Hrjh.iU to!...?!,:".™'' 
 buy ihef.mie of them, te tr.tnftiort the fiime n: Lii)(li(h liottrm-, ''"^ ""I'M 
 feelyouiofthi, [{caan.a, well ungnfle.{,.i^ ga)hled.«iil:i.:,t /',ii- f''i",''''/' 
 mint of any further Culhm,Pound.ige,> r a.'y ;urtt.er Siib/„!y,ie N,i<u,'| '.i 
 "L's/ui I leii s,or Succc£oi I for the fam. U iieiol the Si.bjuh C - 1''*'" '' V 
 Jlow,Pvund.ige,or ether Duiiesjhall be Je.lciv.cUypaid cr u>i:- l^.'^^tt' 
 pininded f'r, ... aforefud, and /a ptiii,led, andtheJaidCu-lMttCvf,.- 
 Jlomer, cruher Officer irOffieeis, fi whom inihr.t behalf ii''ahm<t,. 
 jhall apjeiirin, ,tcr the lime being, ly I'ir'i.e heieef, /.'.a.i'''"' '''"'''' 
 upon due and Jit^cient proof tici.f, made in li.e Ciijiur:- 
 lloi.je, ot, or belonging to tU J.'me Ptrr rf London, q/tr 
 tlcinjii^icient Cceket, or Ceitific.ve for ilte J.tfo p.ylng ui.e 
 thereof accoi dingly. And to the end no deceit to be ujed he, c 
 intoVs,(ur Heiis, or Succeffors, Ceit.fic itesfiall be Irought 
 frcm the Colleelor of the Ciijlcm, Sidfidy, Poundage, or other 
 Duties inw.irds cfVi, Ow Ilehs, or Succeffors'' to the Col- 
 tcitois of ilv Ciijlom, Subfidy^ Pound.t^^e, or other Duties 
 ou!w.irdsot I's, Oil, Heiis, nSt.cccffiis, to if: jaid Gcods, 
 lf'aies,e. Meichindi:{e., have within the time limited, a, - 
 fwcrcd their due Cujlom, Subfid;, Pound.ige, or other Dutiet, 
 for the jame inwards. And mo'ccier, If'e if Our further 
 ejpeci.il Gr.Kc, certain fQiowledge, and mcer Motion, h.tve 
 granted, and by theje Prejents for Vs, Our Heirs, and Suc- 
 eejjors, do gr.tnt unto the faid Gv.crneur, and Compr.ny cf 
 Meich.int: of London, Ta.ling into the Eaft-Indics, th.it it Th.u it n,^ 
 Jhall and may be lawful for them, their Failms or Aff-ns '"••l'"*i'i ■ 
 ■n tlvirjl,fi l'.j.,gr, or Fleet, which i. ri.'W ,n plep.ning''frZy"f:..u 
 their jirjl Adventure to the Jaid EalUndii-s, to trjnfpoit out ctuy „.'. m 
 ■fthii Our /{calm cf England, all fuch Fneitn Cryn of Silve , ^'"'"f."'-; ' 
 either Spanilh, or other Foreign Siher, ,i. they hive /"on,r(-rf,.'h°i':''''';.'l 
 prepare.i andg.iten, or jhall ptocwe, piep.ire and get, a, /.'y^ -""■''' '' 
 wljeallfi^h o:her Coyni ,f Silver, .,, she, h.-.v: pr, cured, >r*V" i ' 
 jhall pr. cure to be coined in Our Mint, withinOurToWiX oilTi.Z '' 
 London, out ofjiich Plate or Bullion, ,i, it feall be prcvided ili"i"''^t; 
 fvr the Jaid Governcur, ,ind Company of Mc' chants of l.on- 'J'""' '' '''" 
 don, Trading into the l-.nii.lnAk'., their F.iUois, or Afii^nt,' "" 
 before the going forth of the fame Fleet in theJe thee f'lft 
 Voyages, fo ,;i the whole quantity of Coin or Moneys, tj be tran- 
 fported in this their Jaid jirSt l^oyage, ,L not exee.-dihe I'aliie, 
 or Sum of Thiity thoiijand Pou'idSterWng. And jo at the Sum 
 tf Si.x- thoufand Pound, at the leaSl parcel if the faid Sum if 
 Thirty ihoiij'and Pound, be firfl coined In Our Mint, within 
 Our Tower of London, before thefm.e jhall be tr.mjpcteil 
 at aforcfiid ; any Law, Statute, l{efiraii;t, or Prohibition ill 
 thai behalf netwithftanding. And in like m.mner, of Our 
 fpecial Grace, certain Kfiowlcdge, and nicer Motion, He h.tve 
 granted, and by thefePrefentsdofor Vs, Our Heirs and Sue- Mm ili; 
 <:effors, grant unto the Jaid Gcvcrnour, and Company of Me'- ('-i firft 
 ckvits of London, Tadin^ into the Eaft-lndifs, and their '."^'B''' '" 
 Succeffors : Tr,at it Jl.v.ll .ind may be l.twful, to, and for the 'hV v.^'^V., 
 Jaid Gmernmir and Company, and their Succeffors, after the 'li'y •>■■ y 
 fiidjirlt f.^.igefet forth yearly, for, and during the refidiie of "P\''\ 
 the JaidTeim of Fifteen Tears, to Jhip and tranjport out cf this Z'oL ! 'T 
 Our Healtn of England, cr Dominuns of the fame, in any ' 'h i-orri;i 
 their other Voj/ages, to, indtow.irds .my of the Par's aforefaid,'l:''" '"'!^'1 
 in form aforementioned, allfiich Foreign Coin of Siher, Spa- iH^'r. j"v,'i> 
 nifh, 0- otlser Foreign Silver, or Bullion of Silver, ai they jhall ^"""-^ 
 iluring the faid Term bring, or caufe to be brought into this '^^'^'J'] \'. , 
 Our Healm «/ England, from the P.irts beyond tlr Sea', cither in the Mr 
 in the fame kind, Jort, Jianip, erfajhion, which it /hall have 
 when they bring it in, cr any other Form, St.tmp, or Fafljion, 
 to be coined within our Mint, within Our Tower of London, 
 at their pleafure, fir ai the whole Qiiantlties of Coin, or Moneys 
 by them to be tranjported in any tlnirjaid Voyages, during the 
 refi.lue of the faid Term, do not exceed the Value or Sum cf 
 Thirty thcufand Peund in any one Voyage, andfo as the Sum 
 of Six thoufand Pound, at the leaji parcel of the faid Sum, or 
 Value of Thirty thoufand Pound, fa to be tranjported ,« ,ifore- 
 jaid, be firit coined within Our jaid Tower of London, be- 
 fore the J'.mie Jhall le tranjported in any if the jaid Voyages, 
 any Law, Statute, l{tfiraint, or Prohibition in that behalf in 
 any wije hotwilhjlanding. And further, H'e of Our ampl'-, 
 and abounilant Grace, meer Motion, and cirtain Kjicwiedgr, 
 have granted, and by theJe Prrfents for Vs, 0:.r Heirs anil 
 Succeffors, do grant iiuto the faid Governcur, and Company r/P'[ ''i'l, 
 Merchants of London, Tr.idlng into the Eall-Indics, andbc'-Yniei 
 their Succejj'ois, that thry and their S,.ccejJors, anil their 'cmiiiagi. 
 F.iflors, Servants, or Afi'gns, in the Tradt cf Merchandise f^''^^^'^^^'" 
 f r them, and on iheir beh.:lf, and na other wije, Jhali fc the Cowfiiv), 
 /aid Term if Fifteen Tears, have, ije, and et.jcy the wheic vi ">'-_ 
 entire, ami only Ti ade andTraffick, and the whole entirc^'^"'''' ' 
 and only l.iierty , Vie , and Privilcdgc rf I'rading and 
 Trafficking, and ujing Fe.n and Ti.tde cf Merchandise, to and 
 from the Jaid Ealt-Irulics, and to and from ail the Iflands, 
 Ports, H.ivcns, Cities, Towns, or Pl.ices afrejiiid infuchinan- 
 »;."■, andfrin at n .ibove-mentiined, and th.it the faid Govt) - 
 ■leur, and Cinpany cf Merchants if London, Trading into 
 th: Ealt-lndics, and Cvny particular and j-veial K//ow 
 
 that 
 
 thai now 
 or tncorpot 
 Llbeity at 
 fort^ald, I 
 faid Eaft-Il 
 Form afoie 
 Agreement 
 Governour i 
 to the Eaft- 
 trein, frefc, 
 the jaid Con 
 Deputy for i 
 y.iH.'.'v, and 
 i:.tO the f.lii] 
 
 to proceed in 
 ce-.v; eannet 
 Therefore wc 
 inter Molici 
 nd with if 
 1 'indcip, (• 
 . " I hit In any 
 
 .H nil' rilS'lip, ,• I . ^ : 
 
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 /,i/!.;ij/(i, a. cording to 
 
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 w,.hlt,n,l- Bf/i,^;,;. I 
 
 the Nivy contrary n-tn 
 
 R yjl JQ //.',(,/ ,7f .iny I 
 
 ,, '""''■ fiifi ■■■luje to . 
 
 Our Healm, 
 t be found nee 
 
 "v, Sucayjiis, t 
 
 liars to juch 
 Ships, and f. 
 bove is menti 
 Hell s or Su.ci 
 and Company, 
 cr three Mo: 
 fkallbcgln to j 
 that we may 
 and the Marl, 
 during the tit 
 then the faid 
 Juch Ships, a 
 lint ill that t 
 this Sci vice, 
 efpeeial G'l.f 
 gr.inted, an 
 Aprt.hib;.,Mi Succeffors, d. 
 >-> < I other Mci chants rf 
 llihjcft., not ,l,fi,. Suceeljoi 
 fm- cjt this ,, ,y 
 
 Company.fut Havens, Poii 
 trid:ng into part tl erei f, 
 v'^'\f""oftheSidjeei 
 7 )',«ii, w.ih. laid term rf _ 
 j, oji iht \\- thefe Vic'ent 
 
 '.{ '"""1'^'J- which n-ewi 
 iS, ktu 01 the ,. 
 
 .^Cjjpjny. Ijieji'cn : 11 \ 
 
 M foi' "^'t, cur 
 
 ■a foever they b 
 
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 ij or into and f 
 
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 .'I Co npany rf 
 
 f Indies, and fi 
 
 ;| jh.illbeof th 
 
 I during ,1-cj. 
 j|i with juch L 
 ill Crmpany if ^ 
 
 II dics,:'« writini 
 i-i to b: jT, .jntcd, 
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 dies, I tier tl 
 
 ch.xnis if Lni 
 
 ^ Sueceffon, f 
 
 ■4 lip if the Gc 
 
 ■■' which li>Jl:.xllb 
 
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 i '■ J.. mX purport or true 
 
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 Things flja lie 
 
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Lib. II. ^Chap. VII. Queen blizabet h'f 'Patent to the Ealt- India Company. _ 6t^ 
 
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 i.ijlii^ out 
 uj.'ji-cc- 
 be I louzit 
 ', or (ill'Cr 
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 ■cr Outit.'! 
 'hi;! Goods, 
 nilcii, HI,' 
 •cr Duties, 
 ur further 
 licti, h.ivc 
 and Suc- 
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 cs, tl:.:t it Thit « \'..i 
 
 ^-^ '#;"•'. th.lMit 
 
 ■f.iriiig _hr Voyj^e, d 
 jw/pii)'f c;.; "!') " ti' 
 
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 f ^rocurfty, ;hvt: 'IT^P^'V 
 
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 7!/./ Sum of 
 int, vfithhi 
 
 ti.viffi'tcd 
 ohsbitron in 
 \cr, cf Our 
 n. ll'ch.vve 
 
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 ur Frftjioii, 
 
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 or Mancji 
 
 Auriiyi^ tic 
 
 S.'.m of 
 
 as the Sum 
 
 id Sum, or 
 
 >iforc* 
 
 oiiJon, l>e- 
 
 'i-id Voy.t^es, 
 
 khalfin 
 
 Oi<r ampl", 
 
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 Heirs itnd _ 
 ^ i-That iiiJ 
 
 Compi-.ry cf ^^^ ,^ ,,,., 
 
 Illi.CS, <;/J<3 bt TnJcJ. 
 .«;</ //cVat-'Oitiing'' 
 ■>V J J- . theOrJnc- 
 JImH fcr I he Conipii>>. 
 
 cy the wh.'ie •»'' "•'■ - 
 ■', , ■ ^othti'v ■• 
 
 vwii' cut lie 
 
 'rading ''■'•d 
 
 ,d:^.; to Mid 
 
 the l/lnudi, 
 
 in fuel' ti: •:'> 
 
 • fild r;,,i ?) - 
 
 Trndine, into 
 
 vetM I'.ifon 
 
 ■ rt.t: 
 
 that 
 
 4 
 •I 
 
 -I 
 
 now II, or thtt hereafter fi'/ill be of that Comtany, 
 or IncerforAlion, Jh.dl have full, and free Aiithorit}, 
 Liberty nml Faculty, Liccnfe and I'eaer in form a- 
 fortriid, t" Trade aud to Tr.tjj^cli, to and from the 
 y:i;,/Eall-lndicS, and al! and eiery the Parts thereef, in 
 Form afoicjaid, according to the Orders and Manners, and 
 Agreement hcre.iftcr to be made, and agreed iifcn by the faid 
 Cneinoiir and Company of Merchants of l^rnlon, ti ^ding iV- 
 rc //'f E.ift-IiiJics, and their Suaefjcis, or the m, re part of 
 trcin, prcfcnt at anyCouit, cr fuUi.'k .-Iftcndb, rf, cr for 
 the faid Oinptny ; the Goicnwur of thefaidCcmpany, or his 
 Ori'iily for tie time being alwa)f prefent at fiirh Court or Af- 
 f'^ml:\' and n-l otLerwife. .IndJ.rihat the Ships filling 
 into tie f,:id Ii:Jic<, mtifl t.ikf tncir due and pruper times, 
 to pr-ceed in il.'fc linage:, which crhermf; a: we veell per. 
 ce'vecmiict be perfo^tiied in the rejl of the I'cir fcllcwing : 
 Thercfo' e tfe four [fecial C.ice, ccitain Kj'ciflcdge, and 
 I'lecrMotict', fort's. Our Jlcirs and Succefjcn, do grant, to 
 ihlnith lie (aid Govcrnntr and C.oiipany of Mncliants rf 
 Itiiultip, f. './//;:; iH'n f''f F,.lft-lndics, and ihcir Suceffois, 
 ih.xt 1,1 .i/.v livae if rrftraint fix prod Ships, and ./.•; grod 
 I'invaees rrd! f.mip.'ed niti' Ordn-.n.e, and oth:r wuiiitiii 
 
 Vs, Our lleirt and SiiccrfJ'ors, give and grant unto the ftid"^^ ^'"''''•■n 
 Governour and Company cf Aletclanrs cflrnAon, trading 'i,.„^,'_ "'* 
 i«fo //.r Eaft-Indics . And finthcr, al! r.vd eiciy the faid 
 Offenders, fcr their faid ccnicmpt, to fuffer Imprifcnmo.t 
 diirin^Our I'leafuie, and fuch ether punijhment, a- /o 'C'.', I'nprifoiu 
 Oiir lleirsor Siucrjfis, for fo high a Cintempt fhall fccm"'^"'- 
 meet and ccmenicht, and net tele in r.ny vtijc de:h:ied, vn~ 
 till they, and every of ihcw, fl'all becrsnc boi'nd unto tl'- 
 faid Gcieftifur, for thetimeiei;.;[, in thej:.mifa '/.:/.i>./ ^,•;^,,j. , •.> 
 pound at ieaj} , at no 'iinc thee afrv, ,!uiin'[ ili: p,.h'>:t^i'm\ oi .\ 
 Grant, to SailorTapilt. into any .f the //;','/ Eaft-liidii-S '"^^'^'J"'' 
 contrary to Oil" c.xpids C^miiiandment, ii, ii.a;hci:if Ic'cin nuw the 
 fet dovin and pulh/I'd. Andf.r;hei,fcr the better cwn- tompmy 
 rapement of Me.il ai.lfhamen, and oihei^, to biing in (-'"' -^'Jn^l'''^' „. 
 mcdities, itit:i this Our Upaiin, ll'e fr Z's, Our Heirs .!»/./ th'r>,at v/h^f 
 Succeffon, do grant unto tl e faid G'vernoiir and Ct iw/'.in) 'inn. 
 of Menhants of London, trading to tic Eatl-Iiidics, 
 that Tl'cy and their SueceJJnirs may from time to time, fir 
 any Conjideraticn or Benefit to be taken to their crrn u/e, 
 grantor give Licence to any pcfn or I'erf ns, to Sail, Trade, 
 or TraJJ:ik,'nle,or frctn any cf the faid lialt-Indics./o as fuch 
 Licen.e le f 'anted or ^ivcn befcrefuch Grcds,U'ares,and Mei- 
 
 a U 
 
 Oui Hci's or Succeffcis, or by the 
 any ether Oficer or Subjeti, rf Z's, 
 the time being 
 
 """''■''"•. IcdlMiAdmhal, or 
 
 :(t„!r.ti.«- Ourllel s, cr Suc.eljors for 
 
 1 wiihlt.n.l Heftiainr, Law, Statute, Vfage 
 
 [ 'i/fc ;.•■'"?' „;.,;•„„ Ti'trolthjlandinr. I'rcided ne-.erlhelcfs, that if f I 
 
 ttiL- .NJvy -' . -. . , ,'^ 
 
 R 'y»l B'' 
 foiih. 
 
 any ll'ifi", any 
 vr Matter whatjre::r totl.c 
 
 jhad at any time wit'-in tie faid torn of fifteen Tears, I. ne 
 jujl ■•auje to Am, Our Kavy in via>like manner, in defence of 
 Our I{ea!m, cr fr elfen.e of Our Enemies, or that it fkall 
 he found Kcedfid to join to tl: Saiy, of Z's, Our L'cits or 
 Su:\eifc>s, the Ships rf Our Sidjeiis, to be alf'o Armed fr tl.- 
 Il'ars tojuch .1 Natnber as cannot be fiifplied, if the faid '/a 
 Ships, and fix I'innaces fixiild be permitted to depart, as ,<■■ 
 boie is mentioned, then upon Kjtonledge given to Vs, Ou> 
 licit s or Su.cefj'ars, or b) any Admiral, to tlte faid Gc^'ernom 
 and Company, about the tmntieth day of the Month of- July, 
 er three Months before the faid Governour and Company, 
 fhallbc^in to inal^e ready the fame fix Ships and fix Pinnaces, 
 that we may not [pare the faid fix Ships and fix Piiuia.es, 
 and the Mariners tepuijitc for them to be out of our I{ealin, 
 during the time that our Kavy fl:all be upon the Seas ; That 
 then the faid Governour and Coinpany,fhall forbear to fend fix 
 juch Ships, and fix Pinnaces for their Trade of Merchandie^e, 
 iintlll that coe fball rev 'ke, or withdraw Our (aid \avy for 
 this Scivice. ylndll'e if Our further Hryal Favour,and if Ow 
 efpecial Guice, certain Kjiorolcdgc, and nicer hioii n la:c 
 granted, and iy thefe Prefents, for Vs , Our Heirs and 
 . ,.i.-^SuccefI'ors, d^Zr-mt unto the faid Gove miir and Company of 
 t' A ottKi Mei chants if London, trading mt'' //.<• halt-lndic.i, and to 
 f"^|\^:i', no' their Suc.elj'ors, that the faid hiU'luiWfs, nor the IJlands, 
 cTmply'.fiir ""^ "". ''""^ ^'•'•<''} 'j'."""'? ":''■«'•' '.'"f;/. "oref any 
 
 jents forVs,Our Heirs andSuccefJi rs,we d'- . n.uj.'cn.l ana grant ^| ,^.|,„ ^^.,l| 
 untothefaidGc: emour andCrr' '-riy ifMrrcl-antscfLcn<.\'^v,t- a-u.« (;• mt fi 
 din! into tie Eaft-Indies,.im( tl'cir Succ'lfcri, thatircw //n'l.""^ '"*"■'■ '" 
 
 .?- rr J ■ I ,- • t ,■,■ ',, ^'-tiT into 
 
 andSucceJjurs,di.r.ng tlxjaid term irjij teen icars,wUI not ^:/ai:t ,1,.,,. |,^„,._ 
 liberty, licence,n piwer to any pcifjn nt pc: fens whatlceier,ccntraiyH—h.f, thi; 
 to the temur of tl c/c .ui Letters l\ttnti,to fail,pat.,!uide,cr traf. '^'' 
 fiijiie to thcjail Eall-ln'.lics,''» int.',', fiotn tl.'c U'iand-,\'cr!!,Ha' 
 ven<,Cities,Towns or Places afoi cfdld^or an\ of f em, contrary to 
 tlx true mranliia if thefe prcfcnts,wlthout the cenfi:nrcf thejaid 
 Ooverni ur and Company of M:r.i.ants if London, :radin<r into , ^ 
 
 the ^MAniK^cr the inofl pait cf them. And Our wiii andc",IT 
 ple.ifuie I-', and hc'chy we do alju ordain, that it fhaliand m.-y ni..y mlii.i: 
 
 term of 
 I J ycirj. 
 
 : (cut of the /-t 
 [co;r,pany. -/"C/"'" 
 
 ■.■fjie 
 
 trading ma pan t, ercif, fhallntbe lifted, freaucntcd rr haunted by any 
 thofc ?"" of theSuhjects of Vs, Our Heirs cr Su.ceffois, during tie 
 pPj,"^''^.';[l^! /^iiWffimr/yi/wn Ti'.t'-.', central y to the true meaning rf 
 cji W h. thefe Piejcnts. And by vcftue if Our Prerrgatlve I{;)ai\ 
 ctnccanil af. xehlcl'll e wld n t in that behalf' have argued, or brciioht in 
 
 Cur rtf ihi. .. , rt . I , . « 1 I .. • I ■ 
 
 If flraightly Charge, Command, and Picinvit 
 for Z's, our Heirs an.! S:<.:c]f.rs, cf what .legree or .piaiity 
 foever they be, that none cf .•i.vin dliedly or indiieiih, do 
 Vlfi', Haunt, Fie,]uent,T,ade,Tra£ick_, or Adventure by way 
 if M.-r.-handl-:(e, into, or fr.;n any if f/.v/.iiJ talt-Ind'.cs, 
 orintiiaiilfmn any of tie iflands, Po is. Havens, Ciies, 
 Towns, or Paces afoiefald, ether than the Jjid Gove: ncur, or 
 Conp.viy 'f Merchants if London, trading, into the Eaft- 
 Indics, and fu h particular Perfcni, as now be, or hereafter 
 jhallbecf that Company, their Ag nits, Faclois, and Affgns, 
 during the faid tennif fifteen Tea's, unlefs it I'e by, and 
 with fuch Licen.e and Agieement of the faid Gnernur and 
 Ccmpany if Mochants of London, trading Into the Eaft-Iii- 
 dics,.')( writing fi-f} had,and vbtained under their coinmonSeal 
 to be g' anted, up.y. pain that every Juch Peijinor Petfcns, that 
 f.\t ITiad: cr I'raffick^inlo, or from any if the faid Eii\-hv 
 dies, ither than the fal.i Governiw, or Company cf Mei- 
 chanis cf London trading to the haft-Indics, and tliel 
 Su\cjfors, fkall incur Our Ind'^natlm and fnfeii lire, and 
 lift if the Good-', Mcrchandis^e, and other things whatfvevc 
 which fofliall be brrug''t into this I{ca!m cf i"nplanil,"f aw tl 
 D.niinkns of the fame.c-ntrj'i to U.ir faid I'l.i ihitlon, oi ihc 
 
 ?..■: lit of 
 
 be lawful, to and for the laid Ccvei nour and Cimpr.ry if Mer- "'''"' ■" 
 chants if London, tt.idlng Into the Eaft-IndiCi, or tie )«of ',1^^' '^li", 
 fai t if the»i,whererf the Gnernoiir fm the time bclv, or his fiixi-jm. 
 Deputy to be inc, to admit lnto,and to be rf the jald C'-mpam, 
 all fuch Apprentices to any iftheJaldFeiloitJhip or Compan\,and 
 all fuch Sen ants and Facli rs, if or for the faid C' mpauy, and 
 all fuch ethers as to them, cr the mrjl pail of them prrftn;, at 
 any Court held for the faid Company, the Governour, or his De- 
 puty being. -ne,P:all be thought fit and agreeable with the Or- 
 ders and Oidlnan.es, to be made for the Government if the faid 
 Company, Provided alwr.,s, that if any rf the perfais before 
 named, andappolnted by tiele I'lefents, to hefiec of the Jald 
 Company rf Menhants rf 1 cmdon, tradlro Into the /-.aft- 
 Indics, //.■.t.'/ not brfoie tl e ',u>lnefo>th rt tic fleet, .Kpolntcd^''."'" '" ''"5 
 for thisfi.fl I i.y.ip_e,frm the Pi.it if London, bring in, <i«.-/ i„ ,'.,■ I'jient 
 deliver totheTieafmer or Trea filters .ippolntrd, or which with- rt' I'.t lirirj 
 
 In the (pace rf twenty Da)snext after the date I ce f, Ihah be "'•"'■,1'"'""- 
 .',,,..,„■ 1^ , -' K-il.i.lvcntuie 
 
 appointed Iy the laidGovetnour an.l Company , or the morcpart {.i down, it 
 
 rf them, tore. eivcthe Contributions and A I: entiires, fet down I^Mfx Ijw- 
 by thefeveral Advcntiirers,w thss lad and prefent Z'cya^c,niw*}i^ '''' '•^'' 
 inl-and to be fet forth, fiichSuini rfM n:y as have been by .xny aiirtan(l?irt° 
 of thefald petfcnsjy thefe Prcfcnts n mlnatcd tche of the fald^yco- 
 Company, expreffed, fet down, and written In a Bo:l{_appcii::cd 
 for that purpije, an.! left in the hands if the faid Tho. Smitli, 
 Governour of the laid Company, or cf thefald Paul Bannyng, . 
 Alderman of London, and Jub/cribed with the names f the 
 fame Adventurers, under ti>eir Hands, and agreed uf on to be 
 adventured In the [aid fiifi I'oya^'.; that then It Jhall be law- 
 ful for thefald Governour and Co,>,pai:y, (> the mote pare cf 
 them, wherecfthrf.idGivernciir or la's Devaiy to be n-e, at 
 any their General Court, or General AjJ'emby, to remove, Dis- 
 fiaii.hiyC, and difpitce him oi tiom attheir wills andeleafures^ 
 And the [aid Governour andCtrnpary rf Merchants cf London, 
 trading into the /laft-Indics f'tr then: ate.! tl.elr Sue eff'ut > 
 doe by thefe Piefentscovenatit, piomife, and grart to and with 
 us. Our Heirs and S-iCceffon, that they the j.uiG^verv.our and 
 Comp.wy, and their SucceJJ'.rs : In au and ei.e,j juch l'c\age,y, 
 as they at any time, or times hot eafter duiing the Jald Term ny d.i pij-" 
 Jhall makeoutif this l{eaiin,by vertue cf this Oi.rGant, and "'■''': 'ifrrmg 
 Letters Patents, thefint v'yage on.y excepted, fieri. mdwlt!'^.'^"l""1 
 upon evety>ctu'n,whi.hlh,i!l be ma.iel>ack,igain into this %.i™, lurnia witV' 
 .r any of our D.mlniins,or w't'-in fix Mcntrsiiext after tncry in in months, 
 j'uch 'Ciuin, bring into tois our l^'alm, of Enj;land, front the 'I' ^'"',,-' 
 /.;/</ Ealt-lndii.-., orfomfcme tihe, pattsbe):mdthe Seas, Ci,tTil"ur'.0^\tl. 
 • r lU- Ly.nilnl u: as enat or nerje v.tli.e In h 
 
 purport or I rue mcanltv.\ ofthefePreJents,is alfo theSltlp andSilp 
 ivlih the Futnlfare t'ec:f,whcr:lnJuciiGco. I , Merchandises, i 
 Things Iha I be brciigi t,the half if all the faid forfeitures to be i 
 idihc ethc' ha f fal',ai:d every the 
 
 'Our He, 
 
 liUS'ij 
 
 Jald h'.rfeltU'es,H'e dj by thefe Prcfcnts if tiur ejperlal Giace. 
 'ccfiahi Kji.wleJge, and nicer !ylti.n, clecriy and whohyfc 
 
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 K[e P rj,.. 
 
 tcjpec'.lvely fo 
 
 .Coin as they 
 
 Hull 
 
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 ( thet f;rclgn Cciii .p Go../ or Si. 
 
 ,thc}iiji }'oyageonl\ exccpied, aijha.llebyfcrce rf'o^x, the't'it 
 '.njported or .-.: ; led i ut of this t{ra.m, Iy them, '• "f'K'^ '»• 
 
 :iiy if I hem in a,:y l^lnd if b'/. ; er abc.e-faid, whatjiever in ^'*" 
 
 any cf ihcftld I': 
 
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 lljiich SI. 
 
 cf tils cur Grant .-.id Letter.- P.:;ct.ts,fhati be Jhl 
 
 as Uy vertue- 
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 The jirjl Voyage undertaken by the talt-India Company. Lib. || ^ ( han v lT 
 
 dm, lun 
 
 mim!>, ir.t 
 rtiiTHmlli. 
 Th.- I'livi. 
 Iclj;. J,.!! 
 ro: ■ eu'rJ 
 
 liiii.ty vv ih 
 hi Mjj liy 
 
 |^",*j '•""(!*«, li ti'tl'/tijlifneni-ui n,i C^mf^iny, or their Sni\iJ]'uii,tii . 
 ^';:„ly"^fifir.infp„tritcut cf il'ii H'il>' '» ■vil »^ f/v /.:/./ KOT.i:;d, j 
 toiiipjiiy Jhiilifiom fill/.' ».i tittle ,U llr Jetting fo'th «/ evci [luli p.ttt ■ 
 Hull Lr illip- „/,„ f/',),.in./ /ff jhipjie,! or l.i.IcK ,tt ll.'C I'orti or H iretii if 
 Kill -'/.'«' I'Ti'lon, Uartmomh r> VUmtwih, ir .tt fnuicef ih I ■:iiii: 
 I'urii mill II ■•■•iii^.uid /!t <:n otict I'mt or Unveil \tl ^t/t^fi 
 Kitiiiii ti ii riir H/.ilin, oi the f> iiiinicm liei.-if, tiiil tl-tt nli 
 .1/1./ exeijh. I' Si'v^r^iiit'niH lime !■• timc,lh.ti! he ft.'ilfJ .Wii 
 ImlcHui t're ,'ii..' I'frti ot\ (itulon.D.irtinomli iii.l rlimoii'li, 
 or.miof iheiii to be '■•> tone of ilcjc I'lejoit: ii.iiilfn f,! oi^: -r 
 f'il'"'Lt:„.ll'ii He.i!iii,,li i' ■ijfef.u.l, Ih.ill t'^nrti time Ifi lime, Ir ,hi 
 111 ibc iftii. a/fif./K//'i' ("/.//"iHi'i , Coiiiplicllei , I'iillediii ,m iilivOlh.i-r, 
 -l|.-nfir.on tuwl-im it Ihii'l .ipfv.t.iiti of e: rylmi l'o,eiii H.ieu, «'■'.'•.■ 
 I'ln'.-'in ll'e Juiiielh/:!! h.ippeii to he fbippe,! o' lejeii, in lie C'lilmh 
 I, , ,- «, Uiik., I'eliih'iim to lie fh'.l Puit VI ll.i;ci,,l'etoie Iwh time r 
 tl'e l.tme lk.:llh lhippeJ,'>r l.uieii m k tnvilpo i:.lni nt'oiej.n.l. 
 teitiom jiif I'lJIiiii or Si.l'li.ht-i ic p.ii:l/iir li'f JAiiie. .In.'. 
 ti.it lit /I'tf III inner, .ill .iti.l ,;'! iiiriiiici of f^olj tiiij Sii: n 
 veh.itlicei^wiiJ' jh.i'! Iv l""i:\'t liiio!l<h l{e.iiiii, or mi i( 
 fill Ocil:illiiil\ li tie l,:i.l C: .cni^lii e.liA l'«llip,l':y, or .vn 
 It tieiii, .1... :i.iiii':io the tiiieme.inir^ of tieje t'n-jeiit.', /h.iH 
 lilienij: l-e/ri'iii lime n tim:, lUi.y eimeJ i/ tl'e Ci'jioiiici , 
 Conipiic'e',0' o'leiOffuer -t e-e^^ III i I'ott, Cmt nr I'iiii-, 
 xviere tie J.ime (ioU ur Siivf jImII l:ippiii to ie uiijhippe.i, 
 II lioiiji^ii to I..III.I, hel'iic lut.1' tiiie ,ii tie l.iiue (.n/.: I'l 
 Sili-cr, or ,tny p.irt lieiorj Ji.ill I'C i.ijhipptil, m i'Ciiili t,i 
 I .111 J, ,11 it jioirj ti.l l>,i'\i.i!ii ,:lK.iyi,iieverlielels^ ".I On. 
 nili .iiijfle.fi<reii, ih.tt tlrfe cur Letter i I'ateuti, or .mv 
 tiii.^ liercni ^oiit.uiie.l, ih.til ml in iiiy /^it rxleii.l, to ?Jie 
 or ^1. tilt .viy Licence, ii:Ker,i:r .lutioiiiy, litita the fiid (ic- 
 r.v);,iuf .111.1 C.viip.iiiy i.f ,\I,'/i7'../i/< of London, fi-,i,/.'«5 into 
 tie t.iltlniiics, ui.j.ii:yi.t'iicm, to uihkii.iks or .id.ireji 
 i-.mTr.ide u-iti< vnCcmitty, ?■"(, Ijlinl, ll.i'eii. City, freely, 
 iiivii cr I'l.t.c, hi-iii?^ .lin- ;.;v in llr l.mtiil .tiid ritu.tl foj}'rl}:ui 
 I • .i>.ii\,iLCi"'j'ir>iViin.e oi$'.v.\,i) .it liis piijcnt is, or .it nn 
 liint hi-uwt'tei ji:.iii le in l.i.-'^^..!,or ^Imir, tfi;i) iii,Our I in.. 
 .ii,d ^:i..ej]'.r.i,,iiid wii.h hi: ..,/, o,- will rot eXiCpt of lial< 
 tii-.de, hut dcti' overt,) .ieJ.vc .ind puhli/k tie Jiimetote ii'te- 
 .y .y,:i«/; /'i.', or theii I'ood wiii .vi.l /iV".". >'")' '''"'^ '" ^'""' 
 jent he'ere edil.iincd, u li'e ccnu.vj ileiecf iiotKitiji.indiiir. 
 V'Cii.iei .i.Jc, rim ij it Jk.iH ieie.ifter Appear to Z's, Our 
 lleiii ur Sucujl'oii, ti.u this Gi.int^ur tl.<e ccntinu ime theuyr, 
 fi:.iU ml he frojit.ili.c to us. Our Heirs .iiid SiiCielJ'cri,/ind to 
 li is Our Ke.uiii, ti.it then,. iiid pom iheii.e-fcith upcn and /li- 
 ter tvo\ee'S w.inn'iin /„ he "iien to tit J. -.i ■ timp.iiiy, hi t. i, 
 Our Heirs 01 Su.iejjmj, under Our rr tici. I'riri Se.il, or Sign 
 Minuixl, ills frejcnt dr.mtJI.'.xH ir.ijt, he void, and deter. 
 mined to .ill intent i, CoMjIiiiclU'tii, and I'urpojei. Andfih- 
 tlrer of Our Ij'e.ial Gi.ue, <etr.uii kiuv.'rd^i^e, .ind nieer Str- 
 lion, we l-a:e,i)idejien.ied .ii..i '.filled, .tii.il'y thele I'lcjenti 
 fur I'l, Oil' ll't. . .1"/ V . i7/"i.i .'.7 eond'Jiend, .ind 
 
 gi.ini to lie f.iid ill.. .• r^'i\ .it. I C'lmp.iny (f Mri.lt.-iti I'f 
 Iliu'iki, iraiiing ini» (/i« taH-lndin, aitd thttr Suee'JJit. 
 tltt if *t iht tiid tf lie /*nl leitn tf fifitn jetri ti f^al fetm 
 mill MxJ contiKiinl , itihe jai.l Govetnour tni Cotipj''', n 
 Ml lit Patiitt MtTifaidilal lilt frtltnn rant jh all hr.tnti- 
 cufi^, amdif that tlft n /h*il appear tmio 7 i Our //fir- ar.j T ,', 
 Siicefjfon, liai llie ctniinntixe iitiff fljail not he pirud:.:.i , li,''.,", : 
 or iu'iful to itm tiif Hftni hn: that me flsall fitiii il e tut <■■<■•■■ 
 iter etntiminnei ihert^' projtibit for \ , Our f.Vn i j»(<|^'^^'*'^' 
 Si/ectJJitii ami fot our Hea'm triii fuii Condiiims. jj tw.i ^ , 
 i»i h'tii meini.itiei^ or ifiih jctne /l.tri.iiicn or QuaHfiiuH n '■'■•''■'■■ 
 linr ■' (/mi rhrn H'e, Our llttti cr buiiejjot i. at li.e •i.jfahc:- XV v. 
 ar.d hittni- e Pitition of the laid Govetnour and Compsii} ,or any "■ ■ lii. 
 4 llrm to he madt unto i.iVi. Out lleiti and ''iiccfjfiirs (Ti/y f " ' 
 ^pin', and injl<j. univ tU /aid Gn tin ,ut and Coirpany, oi any ■.iM\.\.,, 
 tf ihrmf.fuinj^ /.r ihejame. andfucholhri Pttjun and Ptt/ont 'i '■ 
 Out Suhiitti, a, lie, /hall nominate and af pi tni. tr fiall bt i;',X'm'tv' 
 t/i. Our Ileus „i Shci.rlfotsnimlj nominaiid not txceedinj( in *iih lumi- 
 Sutnhtr.foiit judtueniy new Letter i Paitnii, under iht Great <>lJ'i'"'' 
 Sea! if V.Bptud. tn diitformof Law rith likf Ctvinsnts, 
 Grant I Cljufei and Articles, as m tbeft Piifinir are eontaintd, 
 aith Mtitiiim of iilher necejfary Articlll. cr changing ot 
 tije/e into fomt other pans, for and during the full Term of fif- 
 teen Teats ihen next following. H'llhng bertby,andfiriiglitly 
 ckar^mil and comtnandinj^ all, and lingular Our Admirals, 
 l'iir-,i,iniirals, JujIicei.Mafors, Shtrifji, Bfcttators, C^nfif 
 hies. Bailiffs, and all and fingiilar other. Our Officers, Mini- 
 jilts Leadfimen, and Suhjeth iri atj.eier. lo be aiding, favou- 
 ring iilping. ana aJJiOing utiio iht /aid Covet Hour and Compa- 
 ny, and loilieir Suceeljois, andto ihesr Deputies. Offcers, Fa- 
 dors, Servants, /t/Jigns and Mimftirs, andevery tf thim m exe- 
 en!i%g and enjoyning the Primi/es as mell en Land us on Sea. 
 from Hint to time, mhen you. or any of yru /hall theteunio ie 
 reifuiitd, any Statute, Act. Otdinanct Provifo, Prcdamaiion. 
 or l{e/lraint Itrttifcie, Isad, made fct fotih, ordained, or picii 
 did, or any tihtr matter, caufe. or ihsng whai/ceiir to the 
 contrary in atririfenolipithflandin^. Although expiefi men- 
 lion i^'lht irne yearly valui,or ctttainty tf th Piemifis,or of at* 
 tfihim, or tf any other Gifts, or Granti hyui, or tnyoftur 
 Prtgeniltn, it the faid Governtur and Company tf Klertbanti 
 tf London, trading intitht kilt-lndki, or lo any tfihem bt- 
 fort ibtitimt made, in thefe Prtfemii iinot made, «r any Sia- 
 luit , All, Ordinance, Prorifitn, Proclamaiiom, tr HtHraim, 
 Ie iht ctnlraty btrtof, heretoftrt had, mail, otdainid, or frtvi- 
 did. or any tiher thing, caufe, tr mailer mhatftiver in any 
 ri/'e nctanihflanding. 
 
 Inmnnefs rhtriof tve have caufed liife tur Letters to he 
 made Patents, it'itnefi our felf at Wfttmjnfter, the one and 
 ihtriitth of December, in the three an^ fortieth Tear of Our 
 Rftgt,. Per brtvftn I'riviio SiRrllo. f. HinURU. 
 
 Chap. VlII. 
 
 Ihe full Voyage to the Fait- Indies, for the Merchants of Lon- 
 don, h Mr James Lancafter, Admiral. 
 
 ^-|-«i 
 
 1H1-. .NUri.h.iiitsof /-WcH, h.niiig r.iis\l amongit 
 tlicnik-Ui"; a Stock of 7toco Pounds in order, 
 to the I.lUl'lill.nicni cf in I-.z-JI-lndii Trade, 
 
 and having btlidcsHor MaicUie"; Hi(;hcft Hn- 
 
 ^, r i65». ^.(,jjj^(,^.i„cpt ji,.-) I ^n^.r^ of ConumnJa'ion to the inuH 
 conticieraMc Precept of in.it; ihev let out a Fleet of 
 ' . hvc Mc Miipst'^l'ii-in the C'orrcU'ojidence \v;ththat pan 
 of the World. The M;i', ■■ wore the Urapon Admir;il of 
 4co '1 un«, the HcCh-r \ : e-.^(Ilnlral of •}' r, the Afeen- 
 lion of ace. the Si ian i<t alu.ni the fame dinienfions, 
 and the Gt'eft a Victiialer of no. They had aboard 
 iheni in all 4S0 men ar,,l were fiirnilhc d with.Ainmunition 
 and VidiiaK for 10 Merehanis. We carried along with ns 
 to the\alue<; -.-jci'i pounds in Money and Goods, the 
 other part of thcSink havitij; been entirely fpent upon 
 the .Ships, ..nd the m .elfary lurniturc cf them. 
 , Ik.ni'iea.iv to .Sail, we let out h'eimir.ry the thirteenth 
 from ;('c «.'.'■ upon tl;e River of I'hiiines, and being 
 btLihn'd in the Dm/.j, made it Eajlei-D.iy before we 
 rcach'd D.I nnoi.ti . 
 
 /Ip.i: the cightocrth, \vc c.-imc to an Anchor in Torhm, 
 uhere the ncceliarv Orders and Inllrucfticns were given 
 for our 1 ctier Company keeping at Sea, as alfo what pla- 
 tes to have rccouile to, in ealc any Ship were feparated 
 from the relt of the Heel by Storms or any other acci- 
 flcnt. 
 
 Ai<^- the Scccnd, we fail'd out of Toilny dircding our 
 
 Tht ,' 
 fr.m 
 
 Courfe to the Cannrics (.1) aiul the liftli, had fight of (j) (.11, 
 .■lle.iii.inxa the moft Northerly of thole lllands, and jb 
 holding our Courfe Ixtwcen h'crteventur.t, and the Grand 
 Cautery, at the South pan of it wc fell into the r<:.'»ii 
 For the fpace of a whole Month afterward wcwere io 
 diUrailfed between Calms and contrary South winds, a.id 
 lnmcti"'es with fudden furious faults and drcuifiil 
 I iulitnings, that wc made but little wa\ ; and we had our 
 Hands full of work toCjuard our fcKes from thofc dan- 
 gers that we look'd in the I-'ace fi,r fo long toge- 
 ther 
 
 Beating up and down at thi» nite wi;h much ado, by 
 ;7iin? twentvhrit we rot into i Uegr. of the North tide 
 the Lin'; and as they lomnionly fay, 'tis a bad Wind 
 indeed that blows no bn.iv no (^ood, (o the Winds 
 though thev had lieen h.thfno cxtieaiiiK Crofs and Con- /j p,,, 
 trary, ye' were now lo LavouraMe as to blow a good > -. 
 Prize into our 1 lands. She was a Ship of l'oriiir,,il hound 
 for the l-.ij:-Ii,dirs. .ind flit afibrded us 146 Butsof Butter, 
 i76jarrsof Oil. iz Barrels of Oil, .ii.d 5; Hoglheadi 
 of Meal. 1 h.s w.is a very fublfantial Help to us in our 
 Voy.ige ; and nowi we found that the Windshad done rs 
 no great diskindnefs in not lending us falter .along than 
 they did. 
 
 jwic the laft, we palVdthc Lino, and !o(l light cf the ih) ' 
 North Star, and huldingour Coi rfc S.S. W. we doubled '^^ ''•'•- 
 ihc Cape vf St. .1 ■pj!i..i lane li 1 cagu.-i tcihc EaU lidc * 
 
 Tte; pif< 
 Ih.- Itupic 
 
 li (OThcy 
 .ff, c 
 
 01 
 
 Juh the 
 and here 
 taking all 
 down her 
 iloating 
 fide, 
 
 July the 
 com, aiul b 
 (as wc wcr 
 Navigatioi 
 Aill nearer 
 Soidtnin n 
 Company. 
 W«5 i-JI t 
 and lieie 
 eon'forr ot 
 I Ills Win-; 
 Cape of (, 
 lor 1 % IK I 
 M:i|. for 1 
 aii\nngli u 
 ti'ok their 
 want ol 
 fiiri'd CO 
 Ci)iniii"nS; 
 But ihis 
 fuceeided, 
 Scptciiih'y I 
 our eomiii . 
 rfj.ij. of the fad'i 
 
 Oilfetni'crs 
 oiii Sh (IS w 
 able oiit of 
 lioilt out a f 
 indeed leap 
 her inaintaii 
 which Pre 
 ' Admiral tot 
 
 (i,-fij tit round three 
 th.Sci-.yji Morning i, 
 , *" Noon. Ani 
 
 together wit 
 fparc Diet, 
 I'lO'.ifion at 
 Meats. Ou 
 refting place 
 tlie lick Com 
 ninns, he ob 
 that piirpule, 
 liisdelirc to 1 
 lurdlv poliiL 
 was forc'd 1 
 Moa fur Oxt 
 1 eiins taken 
 which wasal 
 lb near a kii 
 Tnk w,.h -ilTioar, and 
 the N*i.vrt. defence inca 
 peded the ar 
 O.xcn. 
 
 1 he third 1 
 ,i!ie Mountai 
 nei.dcil no Gi 
 as wc had ai 
 we bought 1 
 wc turn'd a 
 Ami we pure I 
 halftlieltcel- 
 Country Smii 
 Cattle as any 
 pile hat by i 
 find we iiitei 
 ratmersin th 
 no more, ane 
 wou'd point t 
 ving us to un 
 pretend to dil 
 lelolvcd to d 
 not delign wi 
 farther fuppl) 
 Cattle, and : 
 figns, and bt 
 Neighbours, 
 leeding and t 
 our fci'-blc Ct 
 to luih a deg 
 calethan at 1 
 loll I ^i-i (it r 
 Having be 
 Rcfrelhment, 
 
 \ V.iyisM. 
 
Lib. I I fchap.VlIL Englilh f^oja^es to the Ea(t-indies. 
 
 ' Suec'lJlt. 
 
 I fl^4: fttm 
 
 // ^f.mfi- 
 Uttr- Mil 
 
 »ir'hi/;.'i4.' 
 mf It I tilt 
 
 r Hfi' I J*.d 
 
 iiti'ttj. jj t--.> \' 
 
 •i.t 'njliMt ,),|. I, 
 pM; ,ot an' '"■•'''>' 
 
 mi, 0) air ...jWi^ 
 
 p«.y Ptr/ctll ' " ' ■ 
 
 ' If;;.' I.. 
 
 he k,, 
 
 icefain)( m i»nh lomr 
 rr tht Crtdt ■'•^■^'■'""" 
 Cctmmii, 
 t contntnii. 
 cltngtnf^ at 
 Vttm ef pf- 
 nd jiuifkt ly 
 ' Admtrtli, 
 on, C^nftf 
 ciri, Klltil- 
 Jin^, fuvcu- 
 *nd Ctmpa- 
 Off.ciri, Ft- 
 ibim m txf 
 A ut on St a, 
 \htieuniQ te 
 ridtn.atioH. 
 'eii, ir ptcz-t 
 'cerif to thf 
 exftefi men- 
 ntftt,or ot 4» > 
 or twfofcur 
 f Mtrchtntt 
 lyefthtm 4»- 
 , tr any Stf 
 
 niJ, or previ- 
 nver in *nf 
 
 Ltlltri 10 he 
 
 yil-f OKt ttid 
 
 Tear nf Our 
 
 HUIUKU. 
 
 Lon- 
 
 ISCJ pifl 
 
 ■f'i 
 
 ad lipht of(..) av, 
 
 
 luls, and Jo 
 
 'fl 
 
 1 ilie Gr.iiid 
 
 '^rJH 
 
 u ihc Ci-.lmi 
 
 
 wc were lo 
 
 
 winds, x.\d 
 
 
 d dreadful 
 
 /M 
 
 we had our 
 
 
 i thole dan- 
 
 "^ 
 
 loiij; tojte- 
 
 -Vi 
 
 iich ailo, b> 
 
 
 North lidc 
 
 
 . bad Wind 
 
 
 the Wind> 
 
 ■■,? 
 
 il'i and Con- ^ ;.,,;. 
 
 ow a good V-. 
 
 fn[;^/ bound 
 
 M 
 
 t-; of Butter, 
 
 m 
 
 Hogir.cadi 
 
 m 
 
 to us in our 
 
 ■'M 
 
 had done I'S 
 
 3 
 
 r along than 
 
 
 lieht of tlic ih.) ■•■■• 
 
 
 wc doubled '*'''••'> ■ • 
 
 
 thcEaftlldc. " 
 
 
 ■fu-' 
 
 
 yiMtheacth, wc made i9Dtgr. 40 Min.Snuth Lat. 
 and here wc difchargcd our Viiitualing Ship, the C^jf, 
 taking all her Malts, Ssils and Yardi, and brcakinR 
 down her higher building for Fin-wood, wc letr her 
 floating in the Sea ; holding our C'lurle to the .louth- 
 
 tide. 
 
 Ju/uhe twcntyfourth wc paf^'d the Tropic k nf Cipr:- 
 
 ■- ii»B, and beeaule we hail U-en In lonp al'out the Line 
 
 •" (as we were fore d to do, the time I eiii); pall for a oimcI; 
 
 Navigation) and many of our Men IwvinR contraiifcd 
 
 ilill nearer, our Admiral gave oideis rn Hand cither for 
 
 Sm.l inir. or ^i. lle.eii.i, that we iiiiglit retrelh lur (iek 
 
 Company. 
 
 W«:;7.yMhe tiill, Wc c.inic into j o Degrees Sm th I .ir. 
 and heic wc nut with the SiMith Winds t) the great 
 londorr of iis all, elpeiially tlioi;' that were dilir lerctl. 
 I hu Wind held us till wc came with:ii i',o 1 cagtics of the 
 Capeof (,w.i-il le, and then it blew d:rc(i^ly to tlicEalt 
 t.ir I % or iij Day's, wliiih made a fiiddeii alteration in our 
 .Ship for the worlc, and cnercas'd inighrily liilteitipers 
 aii'.nn^;ll us. NiAV all that were well and Inund bctori, 
 ti'ok their turns tobedck, and inrhis fencral DidrefsfiM- 
 want of other Hands, the MeichrniN themlihts wee 
 f.jn'd to work at the Helm, aid do -he Offices of 
 Ciimm"n Sailors. 
 
 liut this ealamitovis Wind !ilc ns ag.i.ii, arid another 
 
 fueieided, whiih pioi'd imre favourable, ltuu.,i.t l'.^ 
 
 SVy>f™)/"i the ninth into th.'Road of /) 'o'.t.^i'ir.. At 
 
 ''„„,. 11 s„. our eomiiii; m here, we had vir) Irnlilile I Jemonftrlticns 
 
 jj'.u. of the lad I'.tfeilfs of a pre\ail'iv.; Sctiivy, and other fad 
 
 Uilh-nipeis aiimnglt ns ; for the Company of three of 
 
 0111 Sh p< were rcdue'd to that pals, that they were not 
 
 able out of a whole Slnp to make up fticiigth enough to 
 
 hoilt out .1 B la: or let fall an .Anchor. Our .Ndmiral 
 
 indeed Icap'd pvett) well, and mod of the Men .ll oard 
 
 her maintained a pi od habit of Body in all that lickly time, 
 
 whieh Prciervaticn was imputed to the Method the 
 
 .Admiral took with thent; wliiih was to give them all 
 
 li,..cfji:.i round three i.r four Spoonfuls of the Juice of l.iinons every 
 
 tiifScii.yjt Morning failing, and not permitting them to cat till 
 
 *" Noon. And this courfc is much more cHeiilual if people 
 
 together with It will content themfclvcs with a fliort and 
 
 fpare Diet, and efpccially ( if the Ciicumftanccs of 
 
 Piovifion at Sea will allow it abitain from eating fait 
 
 Meats. Our Admiral went allioar himtelf to find a proper 
 
 refting pl.aec, and fome Materials for the rcfreflmient of 
 
 the lick C^ompany ; and meeting with fomc of the Sold.i- 
 
 ni/iiis, he oblig'd them with fcvcral Trifles brought for 
 
 that purpole, and as well as he coii'd fignificd to them 
 
 liisdellrcto trade with them for Cattle. But it being 
 
 li.tiiilv poliibic ever to learn or fpeak that Tongue, he 
 
 was fire'd to ufe the l.'niverlal l.angtiagc of Bfutcs, 
 
 Moa furOiicii, and Baa for Sheep, and Inch like lude 
 
 Terms taken out of the months ot the Bcalls themfihes, 
 
 which wasall very Inrelligibic to thefc People that were 
 
 lb near akin to them. ,So feveral Tents iKing I't up 
 
 -irnlswiih alTioar, and fome little Fortilications made for i.ur o'ah 
 
 the S«.»n. defence in cafe any violence fliould be oflcr'd us, we e;;- 
 
 pcifled the arrival of the 5c/./rt«(.iHj with their Sheep and 
 
 s O.ten. 
 
 9 1 hethird Day afterour .roining, they came down from 
 
 * .^ P,.,„-,tlie Mountains with great troops of Cattle, * and we 
 " Vojiijfj. nei.ded no Gold or Silver to go to Market with, as long 
 as wc had any old Iron left. Within ten or twelve Days 
 we bought lo.-cShtep, and 41 Oxen of them, which 
 we tuiii'd a Crazing upon the Hills about our Tents, 
 and we pure has'd them ar fuch cafy Rates, that 1 think 
 half rl'.e lUek of rnlty old Iron that is commonly leen in a 
 Country Smith's Shop would make a M.nn here as Rich in 
 Cattle as any of the old Patriarchs were. But 1 lup- 
 pile hat by the numbers of Sheep wc Ixiught they im 
 
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 i3, 
 
 inp out by a fmall I(le m the mouth of the Bay) To ^>'' "^ *•»'» 
 full of Setils anii Perguins, that a Ship might find very I'j' ih'hV'jV 
 gofid Eniertaiiiiiicnr there, if the Countr. it fell atlbrdcd o.,'..«>i/w 
 none. Over the Bay of Houl.iiiia ftands a very lii'.li Hil', 
 flat like a Table, iiul ihritlbre Ivais that Name; i;s 
 1 vcrv good 11 aik for rinding a Harbour, tlnie Icing no- 
 thing like ir iti all that Coall, and its Height making it 
 very difccrnible at 17 or iS I.eagt'.esdutancc upon the 
 Sea. 
 
 t.-cvrmkr the firlV, wc doubled the Cape o{ Gcd-U.pc, T<"; J^«' 'i 
 and the li'ih fell in With the Iflc .St. i r.itrem-c, c' to ( 1 s,'')^„. 
 tlu'Fallnf Cape St.i'/'i;/'.i;, : Here ilie varying of the •".. 'U. 
 Cnmpal's was about ii'i IXcr. and weoblervtd in general, 
 that the varying is of Very great rfe in an Fall and Welt 
 Courfe, and particvdativ 'tis lo in this Voyage to the 
 Indies. 
 
 From this iiire to Hr.itnhn th.c 1 51I1 we held tl.c di- 
 reCtelt Cotirle to the F.ill tide We could, ii.tending ti> 
 havcreaihed -'le llle Cime 01 /J.Vj;" /<_.!.'yir ■/, as iisial- 
 led in I'r ireCoalts; but partini; from St. I ti.n i,;,\ wc 
 had ever r.f:erwaids tl - Wma" a; F. J< F.S.F. ^ L N.F- 
 lo tli.tt We cou'd not i;ci upvv.thit. I'pin thisfior.- 
 'twas concluded that we ll.ou'd Sa.l away into ihcl'.ay 
 of W«f .(,".'■ J, elpcc ally line the Scurvy no-.v crecpmi; 
 in again iiti'.oi.i'ft ;-, iceiied 1 •■'o fern ihi/.ir felves uiiU 
 Orarge>. arid 1 1;: of.'., whi h v,i li'ie .v .hat pla.e uvuU 
 1 ;■; iy I s with 
 
 t.'c[c»:bc) the fever. re. p'.l.. w: ;,.;d. fghr of tlic Si li- 
 the: n part of tlicIllandV- .\.'.o», und the ilth we A 11- 
 ihcjred between it and thegtcit llle of St. i..ir/.'« . , 
 (ending the Beats tliiti.er, to cii-pure af.er the I'hylick 
 we wai.tid for our Seorl iit.ik .Men. '1 his 111..' of St. A.'.r- ,j jj, , 
 I), is very fi;;h I ar.d, -nd full rf Wtods : It alfcui-. lit- .iVrj. "" 
 tie bi t Orargc', Fiinor.s, and Rice, it h. is two or three 
 good watering places en the Nor:h fide of it, but th'-y 
 don't lie Very eonvcniently for a Boat to come at them. 
 '1 he Natives are very Black, but tall and hamlfoiiic ; they 
 fecm to be well temper 'd, lociabie, llout and valiant 
 People, but like the reft of iheit Complexion, make no 
 fcruple of going Hark Naked. 
 
 Having little Encouragement here as to plenty of Pra- 
 villonjand theCoumry in uncertain llormy we.ather,we let 
 Sail from henccDiicw./'i' the th^rd.and theZ5 came into the 
 
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 Bay o({e) .Intony!/, and hero we .Anchor'd in a very good <„ 
 Road, Ijetwvcn the Small Idand .ind the Main. Yet ex- Hj) 
 
 'Vqk^'I 
 
 ivv7tici, iJ..o^.-vii ciic L^i.it.ii 41. unci ..iiV. LllV ..J.llll. M Vk V.'V— 
 
 periencc told us that tlieie was better riding nei'.r the little 
 Illand, than that in the bottom of the Bay where the 
 ■Admiral Anchored ■, for fon.e of our Ships that lay under 
 the protection of that Kland, felt very hii'cof a furious 
 Storm that role there upon us, and dtove along the reil: 
 that lav n.orc .it a dttltnce, with three .An.chors a 
 Hend. 
 
 1 fie li^th we went afl.oar itpon the Main Illand, and 
 had the People of the Counti \ prefertly rbout us, vvlij 
 though they had bet a fu all .Sto.kof Provifion to di'poli; 
 of, vet artordto Barter with iis, b'.it at thelame time iield 
 up all at the highlit Rate imaginabl'.-. 'Flie Coiumcdiiies 
 they broug^it were b'.'.- Oranj^es and Fimons, Rico and 
 Hens; but they made I'ueh Prizes as if inllcul of Rice, 
 we had had fomc very coltly (;rain;the Oranges had been 
 Call d in (jold, and the Hens like rhat in thi.' Fable, had 
 laid Fees of the fame .Victal. Bclidcs ihcy had lb manv ,. , .l 
 
 ir.g, H'Cgfng together to :;,e i>.oi.;ii. 
 
 (i"r.-,i'tn<» I't, rti.-> Ki. ,■,>.■ 
 
 Tricks and .Artitires in their dial: 
 
 liinc Rat?s, and Icrcwini; I'p the Buyer 
 
 cin'd wc intended to Plant amongll them, and fet up for 
 Faimersin the Country, for after this they would fell us 
 no more, anil when we made ligiisto them for any, ihcy 
 woii'd point to the Flocks that birroundcd our Tents, gi- 
 ving us to undcrltand they did not know how wc cou'il 
 pretend to difpofe of what we had already, without we 
 lelolved to dwell there and keep them, which they did 
 not delign we Ihould. But we having no need of any 
 farther fupply, did not prefs thcin nmch for more of their 
 Cattle, and as for living amongll them, we had other dc- 
 figns, ^lul belides had no very great Opinion of them for 
 Neighbours. While we llaid here, what with the good 
 Iccding and tiic vv holefomncfs and clemency of the Air, all 
 our fcr'blc Company recovered their Health and Strength 
 to luih a degree, that we thought our fcbes in better 
 cate than at our fetiing out from V.hgUvui, cl'.o' we had 
 loll I ^c of ourmcn. 
 
 Having bellowed this time upon the nccelVary work nf 
 Kelrelhmcnt, OMn' ihc 19th wc pet to Sea again, go- 
 
 hold all atth I .. . . , . ., . 
 
 by little and litL. toan Aibance in the Price, tliai !bn-. 
 Days palled betorc we could bring them to any thing i;f 
 a tolerable Trade. So that feeing the Humour of the 
 People, and their fubtle Impoling ways, wc refolved to 
 be at a certain lay witiitliem, and to tix the Laws and 
 Meafures of the Kxchange in feCh a manner, that if they 
 would come up to them ihiy might, and if not wc 
 would have no dealing v^■lth them. Fhus wc determin'd 
 how many tVanges, 1 iti-.ons or Plantans, or wh.it 
 quantity ot Rice, ihould le given for ft eh anv.mler of 
 Cjlafs Beads or any other Trities : ar.d lb holding t.ghtiv 
 to this way ,of dealing, every Man obUrvmg the faii-.e- 
 Rules, we traded w'th a grert di-al cf cafe .ind qi'ietnels, 
 and had no vvords at .ill n ade about the Matter. And 
 i though we Bartiril It.r no let- tlian 15 or 16 'Fun of Rice, 
 I so bullielsof Peale and Bean., bclidcs Oxen, Hens, and 
 a great qi antity if Oranges and 1 ini' ns, yet having 
 brought them to this way, wc did all this wi-di lei's iioile 
 ar.d Icold'ng than before per'ia' s we c.iu'd have boueht 
 a dozen of Oratigci with. N\e loll fcvcral Men here \f 
 the Flux, which we attributed to thelmpurity of tiu: 
 Water we drank in that Co"nirv, it buf^; a time of grcj'. 
 Rains and Floods, and the W.-iter-- generally crude and 'jr.. 
 wholf.rnc afterthat. 
 
 WelciSailfroir hcrcc .A.'.r'.' the lixih, ant he'dcn Mtt' 
 Ccurfc fjr the i>j.^''-,-. 
 
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 Tree* for 
 Mtinnufts. 
 
 A worderfjl 
 Vi'gitdblc. 
 
 TlicSixtrcmli, wc fell in wirh tlic Iflc H.igiif-Pi ■ (/)■ 
 in I u ' Drgr. Soiitli I Ai. Hiic v-v couM tind no late Ri- 
 (iinp ti r (iiir .Ships, the Waicr all .lUim I'cing cxtrcamly 
 ili-i'i' ; lint icrt.iinjy hail thi-rc lucn this Convcnii'ncy, 
 this lllaiid won il IiAM' Ui'M a molt .ii;n.iMlili- plan- tor a 
 .Ships rd'irlliiiK'rii. I(ir liy the iliMj-hitiil .Sicnts thai 
 riaih'il \is, as wo laid along by ii, it ililiovcr'd what Ikort 
 nt'ndnritcioiiv Pl.ints, l-'lc.wers, and Shrubs, it pro.liucd ; 
 biliids, there was adiniiabic pnoil hiPunn and Ivivslinj; 
 ilkiv, aiiil whole Woods ot C'oei'-'l'reev, which ilotheiii- 
 I'eKes aiilwer moll ot the Neecllitic« ot' Hiiinan lite. 
 
 Mv /the 'lliinieth, beint; in « Dc^r. South 1 at. wc 
 were in lonliderable d.iiif;er, by lealoii of a I cdpe .it 
 Kiiks we hai'peii'd upon of a hidden, which lay .iboni 
 file l-'ailioni iiinleioiir Ships ; but prelVntly laUiiif-, aboni 
 We found eii;ht Fathom, and in held on onr C'onrlo I'.alt- 
 \said. Kill all our Uanj'ersof ihis nature were not over ; 
 for at fome thirteen or toiirteen l.eapiies dilUnte troiii 
 iheiii, we tell upon anothtr Flatt of Ktnks; and ealf- 
 ni); about to the- Southward, aliout iweUe Leagues fur- 
 ther we fell .iiKin more; fo thattrung every way, we 
 toiiiul our li Ives inclofed in a I'ound of Roeks, tho" we 
 \\m\ twenty, thirty, and in fonic places I'orty or tifty F.i- 
 ihom Water between ilie l-'l.atis. And here we were ihnt i 
 up fill near three Days, and knew not how to make our| 
 way fr.u of t!ii> milrrable Contineinent. At lad, making 
 ll'e atteiiii't Northwanl, in 6 l)e;;r. ,ji,- Min. we fmiiul a 
 late pall'age, and fo tollowing mir I'innace, whieh went 
 liinnding the Depth betijre ns, wc regain'd the oi>cii 
 .Sta. 
 
 Af 'v the Ninth we had (iglii of the Illesot ,V;u//'.i (_;' \ 
 wc bore over CO the Souih-lide of the Channel, and an- 
 chor d under a (mall Illand that lies near the Shore. We 
 found the People of ihel'e lllands, very much addicted to 
 C'htating and Cozening in their Trade ; they iinpos'd 
 pieces of Gum upon fome of our ignorant Conipaiiy, iii- 
 Ite.id of Arnber ; and con 'd they have counierlcited the 
 Coco ^'uI^ too, no doubt they won'd have done it, 'tis a 
 Principle fo rooted in moll ot thcfe Ealtern Peop'c lo de- 
 ceive and im pole upon others, whcre-ever they have op- 
 portunity, or can do it to any .advantage. 
 
 ytprii !<:. We lielil our Courle for Siimiiir.t, bur the 
 ^^'lnds and Current licing againit us, we were forc'd to 
 make towards the lllc Sctnbicro (r), which lies ten or 
 twelve Leagues to the Northward of Siciih/ir. The Inha- 
 bitant.s arc of a tawny Complexion, and paint their Fa- 
 ces, with fcvcral Colours ; they cover nothing but the 
 obfccne Part.';, which are bound up in a Linen Cloth, go- 
 ing .about iheir Waltes, and fo between thcTwift. They 
 arc cxceliively Oiy and ti'iiorous, ami whatever wc cou'd 
 do to perfwade them, they wou'd none of them come a- 
 Kia id our Ships. '1 heir Priefts wear afore of (trcight 
 Cloths, that are inade, as it were, for a Cafe, juil to en- 
 clofe tluir Bodies, and no more : Their Faces arc painted 
 green, bl.ack, and yellow, and they have a large Pair of 
 V rooked Horns upon their Heads, that arc colour'd in 
 like in.anncr, and a long Tail faftncd on behind, which 
 hangs down between their Buttocks. They fay, that the 
 Devil appears in this Urefs to them at their Sacrifices, and 
 therefore that the Priefts, who arc his Servants, arc ol»- 
 lig'd to cont'orm thcmfelvcs to the F.xampte and Hiiimur 
 (if their Matter, let him appear how he will. This Illo 
 affords extraordinary Timber for Ship-Ma.'ts, the Trees 
 being fo large, tall, and perfect ly lliaight .ind even, that 
 they are unexceptionable for thole Ufes. 
 
 But there is a Vegetable here, which tho' not for any 
 known nfe, vet for its ftrangcnefs deferves equal notice 
 and regard : 'Tis a little 1 Wig, which rifes up amongft 
 the Land by the Sca-fidc, and by degrees grows to fiicli a 
 bigncfs, as may m.ake it be rankd amongft the fmallcr 
 lort of Trees. If you offer to pull it up, it contraifls it 
 fclf, and Ihrinks down into the Ground, unlefs you draw 
 fo hard as to prevent it. But it you force it c]uite up a- 
 Ixjvc Ground, you tind a great Worm lying at the lower 
 part, and fo clofely tinited to it, as if u were a real part 
 of the Vegetable, and conllituted the Root it 111 f. Tis 
 matter of Experience and Obferi ation, that in the fame 
 proportion this Worm grows lefsand lefs, the Plant grows 
 bigger and bigger ; and that at laft, when the tormcr 
 fecms to be entirely confumed, the latter l)egins to fpread 
 into Strings and Fibres, and roots it t'elf hnnly in the 
 Ciround, drawing in itsNouiifiimcnt by that Aj fiii.it us of 
 VefTels, in the fame manner that other Vegetables do. 
 But which is moft ftrange of all ; if when its grown to 
 iraturity, you ft rip oif all the Leaves, and the outwanl 
 Cortex, and fo lay it a drying, the etild of it will be an 
 abfolute Petriacntion ; and intlead of a Stick, you Ihall 
 liai e a real Stony Body, hardly to be diftingiulh'd from 
 ■White Coral. Of theic wonderful Twigs wc gathcr'd 
 -iiid bioupht hoinc fcvcral 
 
 A/./V the Twenty ninth, wc fet Sail from .V«m/.rf,» ; and 
 .7HHf the Fifth came to an Anclior inthc Road of AcI'm ( ), 
 two Miles fr„,n the City. Here we found Ships of al- 
 ino ft all the Nations ofW/.,, that came hitherto Trade : 
 .ind we lud lome Realon to bclie»e, that our coming thi- 
 ther vunild nor be ungrateful, llncc we were the Subiei'fs 
 
 alrincels, whole Repm.itioii w.as (n well cftablilhd 
 abroad, and the Clory ot whofe Viilloriesllione with Inch 
 a 1 iiftre, even into thole remote l'art< of the World where 
 vve were-. For as wc were intonnd by f„mc ll.ill.ni.h, 
 that prelenily came .alx)ard us. rhe many Suciefl'es of our 
 Cijiecn apainltthe Spnm.ir,!,, and particul.irly that ftuprn- 
 dons IVleat .,1 i|,e .hm.uh. had made fiich a Koile in 
 thelc'^Parts, and given fuch a Charaiflerof the Hraverv of 
 our Country, that wc might be f,i,e nf .i large Ihar'eof 
 the King ot Ackus Favour loon th.it Account. The 
 lame Day thcreloie our Admiral lent Hve oi lix Gentle- 
 "n ";'"*. '-^"■'P-'"y t" wait upon the King, to tell hin> 
 ot the Mellage and J citers he had brought tV,m, her Ma- 
 icfty ot l-,inu„.l, and to delire the Favour of an Audience 
 together vvith his Ma,efty\ I'romile for the .Security ot 
 tumlell and Ships, the time ihcy ftav'd at ./,/■<•>/. 
 
 1 he King heard this Mellage with a gre.it deal of plea- 
 liire and oider'.l a Ij-lendid I5.iiup.iet to be furniihd for 
 the Fmertainiiunt of cur /;„,■././;. Cemlemen that deli- 
 verd It. I- e proniis'd all the Security that the Admiral 
 dehred, and bid him come h> Iik Audience with .ismncli 
 Alliranic ot good Reception, a> if he were going ml,, the 
 
 uleiiceot Ins.nvnd.een, Belides, .,r their .lepaituiv 
 he gave the princip.il Pcrlon cf them the Robe of ri.inoui 
 .ind the C.ihco luck wn.u;-ln with (iold ; whi.hthe 
 Kings of ./c- . „ neic r bellow, but when ihcv intend to ex- 
 pvis an line, nimoii Degree of Favour and Rclped. 
 
 .'/"■.■ the Eighth, our Admiral wei.t ai!,ore with a hand- 
 Icmic Retmue, ;,i,d marchd towards the Conn- Upon 
 Notici_ot which, the King lent lix N.d.lc Flcph.inis 
 with IrcmpetN Drums, and Streamers, and .i good' 
 Guard ot Soldiers to atiei.d him. The lari-elt of tliel'c 
 ljlcph.inis- , whiJ, wasa m.-itter of tonrtcvn Foot high ^ 
 had a Cal le upon his b.uk (cover'd wi-h Criii.lon Velvet) 
 in the- mi. die ot which was a (u.lden Balim, and into this 
 hcT Maielt) s Letter was- c„iive>cl with great Kcfpccif : 
 
 I he Admiral liimfeU rode upon another of tliefe Hrafts 
 and the reft of his Retinue were difnos'd of according to* 
 their Qiiahty. Be:ng introdiic'd with a great deal of Ce- 
 remony into the King's Pretence, after Revcrcicc done 
 according to the Cuftoms of that Country, he began in a 
 handfomc Speech to open to him the Particulars of his 
 Metrigc. But the King having heard fome time ciullv 
 interrupted him, telling him, 1 hat Bulincfs ihould Ik 
 doneafierw;ards; and that now 'tw.is more proper for 
 him, after (o long a Voyage, to attend his own Rcfrclh- 
 nient : Yet withal ainir'd him. That for the fak^of his 
 Queen, whom all the World admired, whatfcKver reafo- 
 nable L:)cmands he made, (hou'd ccriamly be granred 
 Then was the Queen's Letter deliver'd to him, and the 
 
 1 relent that ciir-; along with it ; a Silver Bafon. with a 
 Fountain in ene midlt ot it, weighing Two hundred .ind 
 htiy Ounces ; a ftandmg Cup of the fame Metal, a rich 
 Look.ng-gl.ib a Head-piece with a Phiine of Feathers 
 aCileot t.ur Daggers, an einbroider'd B.h, and a curi- 
 oiis F.an ot Feathers. The remaining part of the Dav 
 alter this, vvas devoted to Bampietting, Mulick, Dancinc' 
 ancl other Emcrtaimnem: ; mall which the Pomp and 
 v.aft Riches of this Prince-, and his great Refpc-ei to our 
 Admiral and his Company, iW\ i;v,n\W app.ar He 
 wasinvc^ed in the Kings Pr,f,,ue with the Rcibeof Ho- 
 nour, a Girdle ot tinc Work was put aUnit h,m, and a 
 Pair of CrclTes hung on to his Sides. And as a more nar- 
 ticular Favour, the King's Women, which very f.-w have 
 the Happinefs ot feeing) were leiit for out of their Apart 
 trients, to give him a Dance. Thusentcrtain'd wth aU 
 the tieedom and kindncfs that cou d Ik-, lu-io,>khis leave 
 ot the King, and tho' myitcd to chule .any Apanmenr in 
 t a^' 'ii;,^-''""bo»''Jtl>at Night again, expcciling his 
 Majefty i Thoughts upon the Qlieciis I. otter, The Co- 
 py ot which is as tollows : 
 
 El I z A B E TH /y ff^e Grace of GOD, (hetn of 
 England, France, dW freJjnd, Defcndrehof 
 the Chrijiian Faith and Religion. 
 
 T(j the Great und Mightv Kiiii; <A A.hen &c 
 in the Illand Qi Sumatu^ Our Lovins' bro 
 ther, Greeting. 
 
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 lit n I , 
 
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 r.'. l-iu,. 
 
 into .(.... 
 
 1 lie H:tr 
 I'rtfi-ri. 
 
 r 
 
 HE EicmI G O O, c; ins Divine K.mvM}c «,/ Pr,. 
 dim.; hath Jo (|.7/.,;,V/ /,/, Blc£h:i;,. nr.d 'cmifhing, 
 
 tf hii Crce.tion, 
 
 fu:lif<"> i ''"' 
 domi. Ami Ii/", 
 (lline.l uf I" I 
 ihn ti<e it'lftij 
 tVorU. To th 
 ti.ttioni. In mn 
 r.r.e land tiioy i 
 iiccd hincu' 
 iniiti, nlichd 
 o'hcii ; but r.tj 
 
 hw, ■< '■••"i >• 
 
 n ilv lhi.o:i' .tl 
 jl.tr.htd, .f >. 
 Smi«rii, i»/'i, 
 7'i-<-.i", i'ltlv'l 
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 wOj mih aimn 
 J\ii.g,lnil : Sill 
 .\»i, i:,iniiiil lu 
 ti>,-> nil! i)i.il{i^, 
 
 ihii Offer, if. 
 J vue r.iid (ii,i:c 
 .1 (';/»;.-<■ : /f'.', 
 .r'/:r, yen /l.'.i.i 
 ■■■i. r iiincl'. /'.' 
 .;f,.ti}»ji"r ; 
 !'■ '■:■■[, tl>i-nlli 
 it l.oxe liciwixl 
 V inch Thiiiy,! 
 Vi il'n, y iir ;(/; 
 tenle.l, th.it: you 
 Spaniards, ear 
 H^i^ioi:.', l-ifve f 
 
 ^t th v.«n. N 
 
 /.', ficli'ndii,^ t 
 <■( nil tl-eje KJ", 
 miH Inheiititiice, 
 litigl. 'I'i'C cent 
 $11, .vtd that yi'iii 
 f.'ul Grntidfml'C) 
 /'/•low) l^iwnii, 
 ,i'i'i toe,'T'C AJ'iir. 
 / jfrfs : jtt v.i»i 
 , i:mfiie>i 1^75. 
 Kagamarota, iv 
 (1. M (I H'^n.eli 
 
 .Ind tint, if ; 
 y.iiir F.wo:/r mid 
 DefcDCC, ll'tje 1 1 
 l.iicji iicn; mid . 
 .jc.y/j chief ct th 
 lligi'ticft Licence 
 cf i-.tclcry ill yvir 
 I'iecl, rehici' jhi: 
 t!tt l-i-ilo s, Jh.u 
 Sid'jcdi, tr/vi cl) 
 thin. 
 
 And the hell 
 htrtix! v, vie , 
 il It you Cmije C 
 ih:i Heiirtr do tl>, 
 Vim roj.tlh, tin, 
 »:ent3 .ind Ar^u, 
 'i'o wli^ni ivc lid ^ 
 r.tid C'cdit, f.nd 
 Cowfrniy, i.ndir 
 nhoi Jh.ill ie l^c. 
 hr.lf, 10 I{e..infH'c 
 iv.ve nerd, oi.t r. 
 )^ur lliglmcjs iro; 
 ici ef this lur l.i 
 Hfynl Acccptmce 
 .md gixfitiy d-f.rt 
 Te.vi to continue. 
 
 Tuc next tim 
 the King extrc 
 her MaieUy's L 
 league which v 
 tired nothing ni< 
 rctpoiidencv ; b 
 leave thcife Poin 
 whom he had Ai 
 t!i,",e:orelx:ing a 
 l)egan, whidi vv 
 for this our .Ac 
 means of a ]cv 
 Language pcrt'cC 
 
Lib. Il^hap. VIII. 
 
 Reafons of the Leagttc, &C. 
 
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 nhrtin ; nnil 
 
 ut' Achf»{:), (/I .«,... 
 Ships oF al- 
 r to Traill- ; 
 
 comiiip il.i- 
 tlic Si\li|fi'h 
 I cltal-lilira 
 nr Willi likti 
 Vorlii « litre 
 ic lltH.iii !.•< I ihi- I-,- 
 i ('(li"i ot our "' '4 1 ' 
 
 ilint lliipfii- 
 1 a Noili.' in 
 
 C Bl.lVlMV (il 
 
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 inlilit. TIk- 
 
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 :, ID tfli him 
 (1111 liiT Ma- 
 in Aiulioiia' ; 
 c Siiiirity lit 
 
 •Cll. 
 lU'.lI Ol' 1'll.J- 
 
 tiirnillui tor 
 I'll tii.it licli- 
 tlic AiilllMul 
 vith ,is iiii'ili 
 oiiif! iiilii tlu' 
 ir ik-|Mruin-, 
 10 (it i4iiiii)iu, 
 ; whiJi the 
 iiniTui to i'),- 
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 and .1 f'liDil "'■ '■"■■ 
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 II Fnm liiph ' 
 iilil'nn Vi'JM'i) 
 , aiiil iiitd iliis 
 cat Kclpid : 
 ;■ tlufc Ikalts, 
 t aicordiiip u> 
 It deal (it CV- 
 'VcriiKC iloiic, 
 he licpan in a 
 
 ciil.irs (if his 
 time, ii\illy 
 ■fs llioiikl he 
 re proper for 
 own Rcfrclh- 
 ic fak - of his 
 focvcr icnl'o- 
 bc granted. 
 im, and the nc ii:rr 
 Ion, witli a rrtfiT.t. 
 iindred and 
 ctal. a rich 
 if T'eathei'!, 
 anil a curi- 
 of the Day, 
 k, Dancing, 
 iic Poinp and 
 fpeiit to our 
 pp^ar. He 
 Kobe of Ho- 
 ii.m, and a 
 a more par- 
 ry f.'w have 
 heir Apart- 
 II d wth aU 
 onk his leave 
 ApaiTmcnc in 
 xpeiiling hii 
 The Co- 
 
 ', QitteH of 
 
 ^efenJrefs ef 
 
 Aihert. &c. 
 Lovirj^ bro 
 
 
 ef liti Crtf.tiori, fo' tl" t'/f und Souti(hmfni ef Miinki«!l, in 
 fuel, fort: tt>»t MtviihjUmimg they t'ow in Mint Ky'R- 
 
 ilHneJ up hll" '"/pi""'"" "f ih I'^i'lOnmljorn,, t^crtor) 
 ,hn <t't JUpetJtH iuto the mjl rttnott pU.-r, n/ ihf VumJ,, 
 AflrW To ihoul, th.u fi\-n therein >n,i) /ippe.ir ui.lo r.ll 
 Hitioiii /•Hlfl<1.1c'.<M^^''"';^ lit hAviii«Ju vr.lrixeJ, timitri 
 „:e lm.i »m l.nr nte.l of the vthc . .h,d llrrek, ,,.t n,l) 
 li.ee.i hiercMje «iid r.Ml'/i>':^c <f ''•'■'■■ MrrclJM.! ,<■ .wd 
 Vrmii, mlichil'>/upcrnbei,ndiiif<nneC()niil,ie', nr.l n..<YiM 
 ,i'/.f,i; I'lit r.tjo ingeiidei i.tw .vi<i V'leit.ljh.p lemut.ul 
 Mfr. .1 tl'inZii-ititr/iUj) l/ii'i:"' ... , ,, 
 
 ,r,^,..r-r;*Mc ;.,U'/«? nJln! W&h SM: Kl'^. f"''.''!' 
 ,,(/.r;/-<.M'.t'''', 'tudt.u.) ;<.,>..' r.i»K, vi,..ch i:>t,j h,lU; 
 ,) ■' hed .r ^i:ir /'.^' '•'■/''■' Ifumi-n i-.rJ SiH-' "t/Sf 'J 
 ■vrrrp""', nl'uhrep.tu i,it' ihnt rn Kin^"", »L.'"te>"i 
 I'cf,^^ Inilvl'.ule if MercijKi.diJ , f.-)'i,f^)cii> di.cl ijhms, 
 n'hA!jci-:<i»iiMt:i 'i^Uc UiOicc uuti, OM-Jf Uiir Suliieth, 
 
 „ nith ivwm:>i.l Me ',tnd g.. ..' Uefaei, f.iil ti> '.•./,; thnt your 
 gdtni: S^trriiJUidihgl!).- O.iine'i r.>:d MJ: 
 
 wi. 
 
 in if ''■'■ 
 
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 III. d.- i'l llie 
 
 ifV/,/ : Aii.l '•' f'^ll-'" i'''-Jf:k. ">"'> y-' Sidjetll. iri.h 
 
 hell Offer, :fitJ>.'.ulh.i(o-]'ied h) •■'• II':i'>"J'> xotihjucii 
 
 rhn will iiuk!; lcl-i:^tlc :-e.ilrJI th.it I, 10 
 
 J out ciiddr.i.c .:< wi- hipe f'", e{ Jo grcr.t .ii,d viip^nr.ii.ii.cvi | WorUl.were her Loiit>ilci.«i> .irul Ahiis ; ani 
 .1 I'tiuc: H'.; fir ileiH, tli prcmijc, t'lr.t hi >.« t.me I fii- Ihip w.is ncvtr c'llci'd to any I'r.ticc, thatd^d 
 
 .v,:r, wii(b.lill:ne.r!plo>eie>.tll.eioj, iut utha N >.- 
 ■ ..!■!• w:icl'. /•""/ f/'"> Ueili'l, fi./'ll '"• '■"•". ""•' ''■<•"■ C'i».- 
 '', ■,f,.tuv,J,.,e i r.i! I irf lir.fr, 'n.;-t il.rj viil \;icl'god P'O^f 
 t'.-'. r:f, thi-.f Ihtt iev_i ,»i\i; )' r.il le ,t p(>pct:ird l.\i!liiiii<:t.i,ii 
 ,t /,np foriv'.vf oii'i'Sidiehs I'li ksl fmti ; iy i:r.ii}iig pun 
 V (ihh 'i1.'im',i iinit Meio-itiid'je .It ynu l're:c hfd u} !i:.<r. 
 \',lln, )<:,„■ i)l^:j:i,r/tjl.:i:! be t.'> WiUJeivcJ, ,i>,d hrwr.oi - 
 triiie.!, th.ii: ym Ir.i : ieiet.t'ou- Oeeii n'iih the I'oitugals .:»../ 
 •Spaniards, cur r.ncm'.-s : ll'.ocih, nid mtie rlj.; ij //'.-/c 
 l{e''io<:.<, t-ne fef.rntcd iloje y.ii', ond iL- ,t!:e, Kji^'dim 
 i^t''tl-e I'.nif. N't J"lf''''''Z "'"' ''"■ ''^"' •N'"''"" /''•''■'■' ''' 
 it, pretend: i,g tl emj'rkes to it Mn.vchs, ,ii:d djrl t: l.nds 
 rf niltlejt KJ)i«.l,iins .vid Pi(ilih-ei : /It trcii own C'liij: ell 
 mid Inherit.vice, ,h nppe.iielh h ti.eii Ufiy T.'.'/f in th:ir I!', i- 
 tiifl. Ti'C antfiuy whc'cf, h.uh v:ry hte.y affcired iintu 
 Ui,'^iVtd thtityfiir lH'ili:!-/'!, .md your l{i),:: l-V.wlh, l.ttrrn, 
 r.y,dGrni:df<itlets, I'r-.ie ^iy the Cr.ue it C, O D, .wd their 
 Vehui) knovn, i.i>t cn'.y to defend your oxon !\]ngdomi ; hut 
 .r'l'i to five H'rtrj i.tito the Portligals, in tic Lr.iiiU n-hien il-'y 
 I jftfs': jIi n.imch ill Malaca, inthcY.r-.rof ti<c ll.nn.in l(c- 
 d.-inftien l^T,, ind.-- ihr Condi.tl cf yciir i.ili.M C.-p! 
 
 In the Difconrlc, as it cane in his wav, to ni.ike le r.'J""'.'J|'*'[,' 
 ral Demands roncerni ip the Freedoms of I'u- Merclunni, it. k n^ •>( 
 one of the Mindtcrs dclind lum to lay Icforeilicm, ihole ■^•'■••'i Ml- 
 Reafons which he ihou;',ht ii^oft proper to |nrf.v.\de the"'"'" 
 Kinf; to prant tiiofe I lein.iiuls ih.it were made • Im cm- 
 pliaixp with whiih rropufal, t'lc Adm'r.tlinllUcd larpely 
 iipontlicfe, .\nd I'enral Tupicksiif the like NatetJ ; 
 
 Thar Merchandise ,tiid Tiade, when ihey tlnniill.'i.liiu 
 any Couiitr),liroi;(;ht lij'ual .Ad v amaRe.> aloi g with ;liem j 
 and that no I'rincc ever repented ti^'"K 1 ticoiirajjciiient 
 to thoui. 
 
 Th.it Enghind was rap.lile (.f f.irnil'iiinp Iks ,\Ia)cft)'.s 
 Dnmii"i'::s with V.irniK-s ot ^ry iifet'ii! CMnn.odiius ; 
 and p,irticiilar!y unild I'lij'ply niiti with skill'nl .ntiiicerj 
 of all furt<, who m\^\\\ do hnii very conliacralile .Ser\ice, 
 and propagate I 111 ife Ar.i that wiic wholly ui;knouii in 
 that part i.f the W or!d. 
 
 'I'luit hei Majcll', w.is lioinnU .n, ri.ciny to tlicC u\. 
 mi h F.neiiiv tlie Sp.-.ni.:,,', ln;t v.. is .,l»Io alio lo keep him 
 in -\we,aiiilcoii'd put a Krilleui ontiiate\orlr..i;ii I'.iwa, 
 vvhith had Iwalliiw'd up ll> grc.it a part ci ijij W'eftern, 
 and mii;ht poilibU aiienpt lo leize anoiher f.ioldcii I'r.y 
 in the taltiii. W't.il,!. 
 
 "n Ihoii, th.it liiine nt the n^.l'. p.nei.t .Mi.n.i.ch* of the 
 
 and h.r Fiieiid- 
 lioi jiAlully 
 uctcit It, snd. ciUsni it .'to higlirue. 
 
 1 ikl'e tliini". w.rt dc!m.r'd lothc King in W'ut.i.g, imd 
 he wa^: plea- d [0 conlldatlum to lo goml pur| ofe, that 
 .It our Aijii iial's next pnir.P, to C'ouii, he told him. He 
 would leal the 1 eaiii..e with hirj\I.iji.U\, and ho'd i: u.vir- 
 laMy on lispan : .\i;d as for .dl tlioie particular Arriclis 
 and lJcm.ii.ds wli;>.!i v.vre tlie iuhjeds ol Diliomic in 
 the C'oiifcrciice, he woiilil take rare fur his lonipleie .S.i- 
 ti--tactioii theiviii, and orilcr his, S;.cri-iariesio lend him all 
 ratilied and lifiied m hisKamr. I'lit he w.-isfokiml as lo 
 give the Writings Idiiilelf lu the Admiral, in a very few 
 DaNs; and tli.-it with abiiiid,ii;ie of foft and grachus n ■ .,. 
 Word., expteiling his (iood-NX'ill to her Majeity, and the f.'l'''u'!'". 
 whole Nation in general. ' iIi.' f.i; ijbrt 
 
 In thole Papers ihe l-:n^lif>} had the fullou ing PriN ileges '*''"'" 
 conficm'd to them, •.■/^. 
 
 I . Free lintiy and Trade. 
 
 1. Culfom-frec, whatever Goo ! 
 
 Kaganiacota, 
 
 ) theii gre.ifL'/i, nnd tie perpctiii-., IL 
 
 .-, uiiir ll.'ghiets Crown, .lid Ki'«?./r/r. 
 
 ' .Ind now, if your ll.ghiiefijhull be J-le.'fd, to .i:c:pt into 
 Miir Ewoiir niidCiine, /ii.d ,.< de.- your i{^.y.u I'lOtceium end 
 'jjet'ence, tl'efe mr Si.hjcils, tr.it they inr.ypiee'.y do their Bi - 
 l.nej's new, f.nd :ihliruc yea Iy he> after : T, ii Brinr, xel'j 
 C^ceth chief of thu l-le't ef fw Sinpi, l\uh crder {<vith j-ini 
 li-'hneft l.iccnee) to ienvc certr.in l-.ii:or.', voith n litlcd llirje 
 ef'h'.tclcry in y.iir Kjngdi.iii, until the going thither of Aiulhei 
 lieet, rehieh jhi-.ll '^o thitie, f.pon tie iciiiin if ill's. If'.irh 
 irO l'i-i]o s, Jki" \et\in th: Lengiiitge nrd (njl'ins of yui 
 Sid'iel-li, veheiely the better mid iroic Icvingiy to emveijc with 
 tW-in. 
 
 And the heller m confiiin thii Cenfe.le.uy and F iei:.'/l.\p 
 letvpixt tl', vee ire aniented, if inir llighnefs le Ju plcrj.d, 
 ih.it you Cntije C.ip'riil.irion! le.ijon.ible to hein.ide: ,lini ih.it 
 th:i Reartr do tl'elike in cur N.ime. tf'neh tee prcmije to pe - 
 fiim roy.illr, and enliiely, .it veil herein, ,ii in ether .!g>ee- 
 inrnti .in.l /Ir^uincnti, rehieb he will ccmmunicnlc unto you : 
 'J'o w/ii'Wi we lio gre.ttlydefue your Higb>iejs togjve entire I'.iith 
 r.tid Credit, end ihn' you will receive hint, and tlie rejl of h.i 
 Company, under ynir Hiye.l I'lotellicn, f.ivoiiring th:m in 
 nhai jh.ill he f{c,tfin and 'JnJUce. /Ind we freinije en our b- 
 he.lf, to He-.injwcrin lil^e device, in all that your Higlneji fl'alt 
 ii.ive need, out ef tl'c'e o.ir Kingdoms. And we <l:fire, lh,:t 
 ynir lliglmeji would ■ c pleajcd t-.ij.-nd Ul Anjeeer, by this He.;- 
 rer of this nir I cttcr, that we vi,iy theiely tmdejh.nd of y^ur 
 I{eyiil .l.ccpianee cfth: I'riendjljip and League, which weoffcr, 
 ,\>ul greatly df.ie, may hare an happy begini.i'.g, with Ivng 
 Te.vs to c.niinuc. 
 
 Tiic next time the Admiral went to Court, he found 
 the King extreamly well pleas'd with the Contents of 
 
 were brcught in, cr 
 carried out. 
 
 3. The Libcity of making Wills, and Difpohng of 
 their liHates, wiiere, and. to whom iliev thought lit. 
 
 4. Fell .Secviritv as 10 ail bargains and P.iymcnrs, in 
 both which relpcclsihe .1.' e-;e il.ou'd be tied to a pun- 
 (ihial r,iid itrici obfcrvation of all the Akarurcs of fuUice, 
 and fair dealing. 
 
 5. Author rv to iiiiii.'> Punillmunts on their own Uc- 
 limiuents, without .Appeal to the Civil Mat'iifratc of the 
 Country. 
 
 6. Airurance of Juflice t'l be done in all cafe ef Injuries 
 from the Naii\es, upin Complain: ma le. 
 
 7. Frecdotii from all Aner.s upon Coods or Prizes. 
 
 8. 1 iberty <f Confcience, an.i the undilUirbed Exercife 
 of their own Religion. 
 
 • ii 
 
 Thcfe Points being thus liappilv fettled, to our own 
 Contentment, an,l the great Advantage of .nir Nation, 
 the Merchants Ix-gan to pro\ile for a good lading of 
 Pepper : But herein wc lay under a Ddappointnient, by 
 realon of the Barrcnncfs of the lalf Year ; the Quantities 
 being fo little, that we doubted lomc (jf our Ships mult 
 go back empty : .Anil the Priie too rding lii much above 
 whatMcrch.ants had I ecu made to believe, th.at whereas 
 they were inform'd, ic might I'c h.ad a: four Spanijh Rials 
 of Fight per C. ir coll us almolt twenty- Rut under, 
 (ianding th' wc might podlbly meet with a Supply fat 
 kail enough to lade one .Ship ' at I'r.'.vnan, which lies .i- 
 bout I ^o 1 cagues to the Southward of Achen ; our Adir.i- 
 ral gave Orders for the Suf-.ii to make ready to go upon 
 that Delign. 
 
 Tho' it appeared by our Kntcrtainment, and the Fa- 
 vours (liewn us, tiiar we were very we'come to the King 
 and People ot Wi'i'w ; yet there wire others, to whom we 
 W'cre .is ungrateful, and whom our good Fortune llrong- 
 lier Majeltys Letter: He told him in general, as to the ! Iy provok'd to hate us. The I'.iir.v,,,^-,- were fcniibic, 
 league which was mention d, '1 hat he for his parr, de- ; that we had with little trouble gain'd thof. 
 
 Hied nothing nioie heartilv than Inch an L'liion and Cor- 
 rcfpondcncy ; but as to ail the I'articulars of it, he woii'd 
 Ic.ivc thofe Points to be letled by his two chief Mimllers, 
 whom he had Authori/'d to ai!l in that concern. .A Day 
 thevetore being appointed lor thisBufinefs, the Conference 
 began, which was managed in the .iiabick. Tongue ; and 
 for this our .'VJuiiral was very v.xll provided, by the 
 means of a ]iw he brought with him, who fpokc that 
 language petieOUy well. 
 
 iiportant 
 Points of Favour and Privilege , which with all their Ap- 
 plication and Courtlliip, they had ne\ er been able ro pro- 
 cure. Betides, they law that oir growing Intercrt and 
 Reput.ition in thole Parts, w.is innll probabil ty, like to 
 be the undoing of theirs ; and rh.it if we went on, as we 
 had begun, they had e'en as i;ood quit their Preteniions 
 to any Concerns there, and le; \ c the entire ""llcUion of 
 the Trade to our felvcs. Thcie teem'd t« ' «ii.cdy 
 
 b; li ii i 
 
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 66 
 
 The Tortugueze i^iles. 
 
 
 
 tlii^Dinefr, tli.v (n appirtmly thrfjirfd theirs now in arr«ilinfK wt (ct %i\\ Srfitmbo the l'..V».nth ior''^1» 
 itby aili'igrnt Crafttn undrnnincinlon'f ^».«^ I the Stri- ((hnof A/^/,i,,,;, »»**„ 
 
 ^^^' ''•"• "1 our Company a nwff/i Ship of loo Tiin« 
 ili.u nrtiiM to Uur a pan in ilir Ailvctin re ; anil by «.' 
 ^;rocmcru w.isKi hjvc .111 nl what wa« taken. 
 
 In thi- nuMii time the Kiiy iliil not tail to ae'l hi< t art in 
 le-a iiifii. the ;'i.'i.?«r,-,.tiiilufr,ulot ; :uul thu' he evirv 
 I'av iirui.l hi« Pilpiteh to lie gone, yet Itill h( was ,!c. 
 i.iN >l .ma whiliiort iipimoiic prcirtue ..r aiin-her, whuh 
 w,is a Mrv pr.Mt .i,i\ jma|(e to us ; Forh.i.l hi-fct (ink- 
 I'lie e«, till.- .\l.iriii woiul li.nelxin f'uin all ;'.Ui'i the 
 VreipliK, andC.ircW(iiiMlu\e I'li ii laki r. tl,.it i,i>Mii|» 
 tl<i'ul i.il«that w.iy, whtre 'iw.is likeh that Wi ll.oii ,1 
 
 to ^Tcvcnt 
 
 lfiieri.*ll,hm 
 
 nr ithcr : her .11 for open Violfmr, they Hartil nrt pre 
 
 trnj to anv fiH h Conrfe, i« well upon ilic aer oeiit ot our 
 
 invn Strength, a^tlic Allirt-ime tht Kin^; ol Ij-.n wowW. 
 
 Ii.i\r piveii n< in rhat C.ife. 
 
 'Ih' If F.n'liin'iilcr thcrit'nrr .It Court, iiiriou(l\ piie.' 
 into ill nur Proeceilnips an.l wati hM e>rry >:« \> we toiik , 
 lii-^id all that he muM to inlinratethiup into tlu- Kirj; 
 10 our difaclvantajs', .inH 'o ICJl'ii liim wi'li l're|i'<lins 
 .ipiiiirt u* ; 1mi! It fann li:> M.i|cfty wa< too well tixM m 
 ill* pdod Opinion of us, m W eh.inp'il In this Detr.u'lov, 
 anilhe lint noCttdit rrr lU-ii-rCV .v. .ill, by this iniilioin 
 Un(li.rtakinp. # 
 
 He deliifd lertM- of tlip Kinp, to u-tle a F.V'li)ry 111 Ii^ 
 L'ountfy, .ind to en C\ \ I'on .it the entry of ilii- Harl orr, 
 io Ircuro the Mtrch.iiit», as lu- putemkd ; Inn. m.iee.l, 
 t) ketp u< K"';'/'' out. IVu ivi'hcr woii'd this I'rojiCt 
 take ; .ind ilie KinR. who xcrv well uniUrilooJ hisim.11 - 
 ii'tf, told him, That his .Maiter was as cr. I'll of |ii> 
 C oumrv, as if his Pauphter wfir to be Qiieeti ct ii :ti 
 turf ; ind that ho (hoii'd not need to be at the ( li.irire ni 
 UiilJin^ .1 Foi! for that i'f<-, linx he woii'd fe.rnil'i ihe 
 Mcreh.inn with a tnn\pnirnt lloufe, where all tlmr 
 ( ii:ods ll.oiild he nut ni Jaii^ir, b th of Five .irl l-iicitin > 
 100. 
 
 But belidcs a'l ih' fe Fni'cjvouis they fet a "-py 1 pi-n 
 us in our own I lui-f; ; .111 inpeiuoiis cijftv vn; tiK f>,.'' ^' , 
 who ranic ncry Pay to u< with Hmsto fell , .ind m d r 
 the jif^iiire ot a Maiket-nv'.i', h.id an o; por-i miy |;i-, i-n 
 hin 10 make h s C>Mer\.iii'ns upi n i^, and our At'.i r- ; 
 wliieh the I'd f..'.;i..'<c that let hmt a wotk, by -hts means 
 hopM to come to the Kno\\ It dpc of. Our Atlmir.il I'lfpe- 
 ef'np this I'lrion, and t.iking oei alien one \i\\ lonner 
 I'lto a tree Dilioiirle with him, by very kind Wnrds. niid 
 rli.irniiiip Frniiiifes of 1 ibenv .ind Riward, pot -hewh ^le 
 Trutli out of him : And he told hm pl.iiiilv, Tim the 
 
 ^ib.l t:hap. VII J 
 
 e\er iiuet wiili ilmii ; whereas now wt ii.ul thcoppo't 
 nity (rt p;)|linp, mu (eUes uinicniemly for ,\ Prile, an 
 
 ..u un. Ill, over d within Twenty live I.i.ipiKv 
 i^ !■ It, m the very Streiphts. 
 
 and 
 Afi/.i,.-,i 
 
 Tt.f ttrtu. 
 rmu RjrK 
 O-yM l)y Che 
 Iti.g'.Uriitr. 
 
 '■• ;: ^'.i-{: h.id rut only eirp'oved him as a Spy upon t 
 
 DoinVlfiek C'onirtr.s, (ut hid .illii planted a very fubile 
 on' abo.ir.l their Ships ; who bemp there wholly tinfu- 
 Ipedcd, had taken a peifeA Praupht of them, .is to their 
 
 I)inienli<'n 3rd Furniture, anil the Number of Men and 
 ( Jun^ th.u eN cry one earned . IJelides, oM'Tvinp how mueh 
 their Men were wcaken'd and d it'toinpoi'd oy Sickncl's, 
 thcv intended to draw a ennlidcrable force from hUli-.-c,:, 
 and fo afl'ault them .as they lay in the Road. Our .Admi- 
 ral fo prel's'd 'he Pout, and mtn.ig'd Matters with this 
 Spy. tli.iT he entirely eame o. er to his Intcreft and .Service, 
 and iuitead of betnp a loiil to <.\\>: I'l'iupue-'e, he 
 a \(re ufcfel InUrum'r.t to us, to diltovcr all th 
 and Intripues, and p\c u. Xotice of every imp iit.im Af- 
 fair tli.it wa^carryinp on 111 ihe Fiuballadors Houl'e. He- 
 mp fert for to Coui', 'he next D.iy, he dileover'd all 
 thife rioeecdinps of the I'fnp-ir::? to 'he Knp, what 
 they liad already done, ai,d what jlie\ further intcnJcd 
 to do; anil the-elore rcijuelb d of liisMairlh, lh.it he 
 won d order thofe Servants of the FmlMlV.uior. th.u were 
 poirp away from Mrl^,\:i, robe Airertovl at Ionic Purt of 
 hi<, where they wou'd be lure to po in <iriier 'o their pal- 
 fare ; that foby fcizinpthe Intellipciicc they carried, there 
 nrpl'.t LC a ir.ore complete lividcncc, and fuller Account 
 of 'li.-ir Pelipns. 
 
 I his the King very kindly proniis'd to do, in cafe No- 
 tice were ^i en him whenthiy went .\nd accoidiriply 
 when the time tame, upon a priNate Intellgence from the 
 Admiral, that the fcituf^ucxr Bark was gone, a Frigate 
 w.is lent alter them, which gave a Hop to their Voyage, 
 and co.ninanded them back to Jc'™ in the King's Name. 
 'i he fl.irk w^as learch'd, and all their Trunks and Packets 
 Were opf n'd, but the thief Prize, the Intriguing Letters 
 th.it concern'd the htrlijh, were cither loll in the Hurly- 
 be.rlv, or Rcretly convey'd over-board. I 
 
 Now the Year had pals'd over us as far .xs '^rptemh','. 
 anvl cur AJmiial began to think of putting to Sea ugain, 
 111 order to accomplifh hi'; m.iin Bulinels. Bi.t hear- 
 ing that the p.irihjuic:; lutibaflador had his Dllpatch, to 
 be gone in a very' few Day s, (and it being on ftvcral Ac- 
 counts expedient, th.it wc it.ou'd be out at Sea before 
 him: he wtnt to ciitreat the Favour of the Kingtoftay 
 him for foir.e time. 
 
 ■J he King, who wns always very c.ilic of Accef;, anJ 
 r.adv to grant any Kequelt ot the Admirals, receiv'd him 
 with a great deal of pcod Hr.iiiour, and pleafan: Jokes, 
 upon what had palt with the I'^itir^uc^,; and at lalt told 
 liini merrily, 'I h.u h; wou'd do what he dclircd, upon 
 C'ond.tion, he wou'd bring him a fair Portii^nc-c Girl, tor 
 
 I Prcfe 1, at his Ret. rn. .So taking leave of his Majefty, 
 
 o.(/,- the Ihird, we defcried a Sail, and ilurciuon 
 Ipr .id 01 r leh.s into a wide C'ompal?. ihut (l.c might ! e 
 li'ie no; to niils one or other ot us. She happend to tall 
 jr. wth the llrfh, ; which piefently g.iv,- us Intclligcnte, 
 I'V two (T three GunJ let otf for that piiip. le, lli th.u wc Al'.iin.i 
 daw altogether .ibout her Wcgave her lever il Shot .ind 
 Ir.e repK'd prettv biiskly again ; but the Adiii ral coiiiinK 
 |ip, and with a PiUharge trom his Prow, (»rikinp down 
 her Main-yard., ihe Pilj.uie was .u an end, li.e not biirc 
 hrward to lloin ;iny more ; and wc fearful, lead litiie 
 I lihai py Shot from us mipht fink her, lichiinB leiweui 
 Win.l .iiid Water. 
 
 I le nv\t MorniniT ihe Ciptjin of her eame abo.ird the 
 Admiral, andrelign'd his Ship and Goovls into hishands : 
 Wc took poUellioM by four of our Men. whom we lent 
 abeard aswellto fcciirc her, as to prevent the pill.igmg 
 and rilling, which is very common upon thefe CXi.ihons, 
 and unavoid.ible, when a Rout of common S.iilirs comj 
 where Phin.ler is to be h.-ld. 
 
 '1 Irs Ship cuiie f;(;m St. /V ri-',in the Kivof «v,».,/.,, 
 and was liniud fi r A/zi/Vci She was ot y ,u T'l n Bur- 
 n-.en, h.id ^o» Perlbns aboard her, and a Lading 01950 
 Packs ot Calicoes, Pint.idcs, and a great deal of other 
 Merchandice, belides Rice, and things tlut \st nadc lit- 
 tle account of. And now we were cas'd of that care and 
 fe.ir that was upon us, of returning home with empty 
 Ships ; and our greatcft concern, as the cafe Hood, was 
 more for room to bcftow what we had getter, till the re- 
 turn of the Ships fiom l-.nf^hnj. 
 
 OfUl'er the "Twenty tirft, wc fet fail out of the Strtighr 
 ot M.i.'.iec.t, for M.'eii i .tnd in our palfage weie like to 
 ec.imc be o\ crwhelm'vl with one of the W.itcr-fpoms, that jv.ur'd a ivir 
 r Plots down very near our Ship. W'hvii thele Spouts I'.iU, 'tis'^"' 
 almolt as if a gre.it River pour'd out of the Clouds into 
 the .Sea; it puts the Ocean into a violent Ferinenr, and 
 makes it loam and boil again, with the exce'Ilve Irr. ra- 
 tion : They are fometimcs a quarter of an Mour in fil- 
 linp ; and Ihou'd they light of a Ship, tluv wou'd mf.il- 
 Ibly link it. Rut we happily cftap'd this W'alh, iiid pro- 
 ceeded in our Voyage to ./ I cr. 
 
 _OdJ\-r the Twenty fourth, we came fife into the Port 
 ot .(./ w. where we found all our Merchants, and theii 
 Affairs, in very good Ci.cumllanccs ; and that the King, 
 according to his Fngagement, had been a faithful and 
 careful Guardian to them in our abfence. And ro make 
 Ionic .'Xcknowledgincnt for this his Favour ro us, the Ad- 
 miral chofe feveral things out of the Prize wc had taken, 
 fueh as wc imagin'd wou'd be mo(\ pleating to him, and' 
 prelemed them to his Majefty, with his humble Uelirc 
 they might be accepted, as a Teftimony of ourGratiiude ; 
 This \yas highly obliging to him, and he cTprc fs'd a great 
 dcalof Satisfaiifion, not only inthcPrefent it felf, but in 
 the occafion of i: too, our Succcis aga nit the Poiiu- 
 
 We had not been here long, but our Admiral gave Or- 
 dcis to bring all the I ading of Spice fwe h.id; aboard, 
 and to make ready for our going to Bantr.w, where we 
 were like to meet with a far greater Return of Pepper, 
 and at more reafonabic Rates than wc cou'd buy it at //- 
 i/j.-j-. So going to Coun, to take Leave of the King, af- 
 ter a long Conference, the following Letter was deliver'd 
 him for iicr Majelly, written in the /Ir.il/ick^ 1 gngue. 
 
 tetn proclnii 
 timl now iij(i^ 
 mit. fill 1 
 hnlh m/inift, 
 tilltil- ih It 
 I'l n Vii{», 11 
 rt;":llt It ml 
 Willi piirprli' 
 lioj^'', mill I 
 I'reitmrei, l.< 
 fiiiiilh, f,ivi 
 «ic/ tl lieu 
 itinwjl ifiil' 
 I* Op Cir. t'l time ludi 
 IliK.iM rj H loiiii'i, 
 
 iOiiiil,! Iciei 
 fill II //• 
 
 I'ligl.iiid, F 
 
 uii.i.n:.!' th< 
 Ii ^^'"'"•, , 
 
 ; • Or aihicl. //.-/.' / Clli'il 
 
 nlii ilmli Hji 
 
 llvn i,:>ir u 
 
 v>) jny'i.lh I 
 ^'iijlinu' I'll 
 ill }im 1.1 II 
 
 .»'// / V.'M 
 f ■• flllipijc I 
 [Vorlh len^i 
 .Ik I til 
 , . i,^ * Afrarg'C 1 
 it/i/i/ ^//t.r/fl 
 ' ■l:::t'lin ;, 
 1 1 -I. I.I: r.f 
 11 AlhiJ .' I 
 iicty innlifWi 
 miei ill rill 
 jMl ,«iile tl 
 ll'.-»:, n pull 
 .ln.l imrcc 
 i/lciullhip re, 
 QrcnuitJ! 0/ 1 
 hmuri:i'l; I'l 
 
 • .. Biivli-./'"'" )"">' I'' 
 iVhlih.1t irtcj 
 Sim,', r.i\i I 
 jh.:il ::■ ff . 
 I'll! Vrtpir.iii, 
 .p.' /v.'ir m.1,1 
 io fcin:i\l tl'. 
 .hill ivf I'r.e 
 I'i-hH C'l 
 I oir itil.l Bn 
 V /nit In the 
 
 " 0/l.juJon unto il'c tnim 
 rit.l'h plixf.l 
 
 ■OiCliina. ho'.hicil tv'l 
 
 • Thit ii, liy 
 
 I'jinpuNtiju 
 
 Writic 
 P 
 
 T e rnfint. 
 
 r'.liriot 
 
 ir. ■•:^f\ til : 
 ■'■If imtun: 
 
 and prelentmp 
 
 two of the chief Merchants to him, th.u 
 
 were to ftay behind to T rade, and whom he was plcas'd 
 to take ifnt hti-S particular Protcdion. All thii.gs Uing 
 
 The L K T T K a of the King of Wc/;m, to tlu i'l 
 Qjietn ol England. 
 
 (Zlo'y /''• '0 ('"^i w/jo hiJth magnified himfcf in Hi ff'i 1^^ 
 
 gion'ficil liis Domliiimi, oiiitineil Kj'ig' '"iJ Kji^f.-I."!., 
 
 exalted hiit.Jri/ aloiic in I'cwer mid Mi,'eJI^ : He is n t to 1 e 
 
 uttered ly Hold of Mouth, mr to be cotieciv.d iy hnag 
 
 Irtier 
 
 cf il.'i- Heart, he 
 
 ■rt.'n PI ar.tajrn ■ A'u Bo,.nd i 
 
 contain him, nor anj Sitnilitmie cxficjs Urn. Ihs B!e£.i 
 
 Together 
 conlilting ol 
 Gold, and : 
 miral himft 
 fair Ruby it 
 him, Whctl 
 u,s ? To wf 
 liantly ting 1 
 told him, 
 ling a Pi'alm 
 which they 
 Company, 
 ihew him th 
 was ended, 
 ling upon 1. 
 ll.ou'd hnd t 
 .iito his Cat 
 
 ^n-iendei 
 for I'i.tiiiai' 
 iholc Parts I 
 
 In two D 
 iionie for i.n 
 \\u\y ; and 1 
 .'.;, hoping 
 tr.-.ding thei 
 p!.isl» along 
 
 ?!■} 
 
 Il!:H,i !il 
 
Lib. li^thap. V III. "The King o/Achen'j Lette r to g^Eli/ahcth . _ 67 
 
 lel'.lrMtith for'f'^JI* 
 
 1 of ico Turn, 
 ri' ; anil by A. 
 kin. 
 
 I .u't tii<[jrf, in 
 I iliu' 111' niiy 
 till 111 Mat lie- 
 jiKvhir. wlikh 
 >l I'l'fcf ('(uU- 
 n .ill .'.Ui'i the 
 
 :. ll..lt l.ci Mliin 
 that Wi It.iiu •{ 
 III thcopi'oni- 
 ' .\ I'rilc, anil 
 
 IH'^l't A(//.i,i-.i 
 
 jr:J iluni (JOil 
 It (l;i- nii^lit 1 1' 
 li.ipiH nil to r.il! 
 
 lis ltitc!li>;(ni.i., 
 
 li', 111 tll.l \VC AI'-IIM,! 
 
 ■Mr ll Shot .111(1 
 uliii r.il ciiiiiiii^ 
 llrikinj; ilown 
 , il.i- not Ixing 
 rfiii, li.ilt ti'Hic 
 
 ihtlllg 1 lUMMl 
 
 imc al)0.iril the 
 into hi<h.iniU : 
 whom wi' (int 
 t till' pillaiimg 
 liifi" Oii.ilioiis 
 )ii Sailirs come 
 
 Kay of /tv,;.i,',f, 
 9'>o It n But- 
 l.aJitig uf 9;o 
 t ileal of otliT 
 It \vc inaJc lit- 
 { thai care and 
 If with empty 
 ale Itooil, was 
 ten, till the re- 
 
 of the Strtight' 
 ;e well' like to 
 us, that (viiirM aWi- 
 Si'ouf; fill, 'tis'^"' 
 ic Cloiiils into 
 I'eriiienr, and 
 xeelfiie liita- 
 
 Uour in fal 
 \ woiiM iiif.il- 
 
 alh, iml pro- 
 
 into the Port 
 
 nts. and then 
 
 that the King, 
 
 faithful and 
 
 And to make 
 
 to IK, the Ad- 
 wc had taken, 
 
 ^ to him, and 
 hiimlilo Uelirc 
 oiirnratituje : 
 
 pre fs'd a great 
 
 tt feif, but in 
 nil the i'ouu- 
 
 uiral gaicOr- 
 
 had,' aboard, 
 •■ni, where we 
 n of I'epper, 
 il buy it at .-/- 
 ■ the King, af- 
 
 was dclivcr'd 
 I ongue. 
 
 (.hen, IC tilt Th-sri: 
 
 l_-[itf 
 
 / in lii n't k,, 
 i:d KJrfJ.m., 
 II.- <i n t tole 
 
 A'y Bv..rut inci 
 n . 11,1 n!e£.r.g 
 
 ««J i» J'M« IJ K>t<- .til hit Gtedtufi in tl't Crf4ture 
 
 tetn prcddimttU, In P'ftol hc(ti«t«rt, f<id fine (I'M cfttti, 
 
 ,mtLv .X"'" '" >'"> "'"'''"J? "' '':,* C-^'^/'i """"■'",'"•"' 
 m«t. to,tU Cin, ffhieh 11 Mt flncliin ht» il-nr /.«r 
 ;,„»;. mAnififlfl it, »i tl„ l-.»ur,,im,i,nt of ihil V< if; . •'"W 
 tia*tl- tit Hcri^ini with Jcr, /m.< I'tith i^mfitm-d n to llr Lit 
 h A Si/n. nhi-h hrinr»h k.nomlid^iof rrm<-mh.t,:ei tf it ^t- 
 nir<lh <,«d f«<t,tulM'. /(«.' I" tl«it thr Rs-li'tfl '< 7.'!/', 
 will' piitfol'fc cxcl^nur ; .-mi t-'J thrtf'h''> ■•t ■ «« .' <-■''- 
 
 ,iAic,AmiiUi' ki'iJ»'J< v'^' •" .'""■!; J!'"''."- r"''" /"'I''' 
 OMfVf/, i.tifi»x the f.i-,./,,,- in f.oir"!' '"•' '.'t. /-:» 
 
 ,,.i„tl,, fi.'iwT lit>i-x!h K'tollv !•■'■■, O'd juJ' Mjh-niw 
 lue.l at ileii ^ii-../rt;,.f. ».<•/!■. k/«1' (/" Ctftmf to th 
 
 I I). Ci'- 
 
 r 
 
 liuHiUiar, p'flnuint', lU Ceflme to tl:-i, «■- 
 Itinwjl iviV/i -. rtlllitlf, Mind I f '"" >' />" "'■ '", ""* 'V '■J"'"-'" 
 ed nnto India .-.nd * A.aih ; Jrn.t.nxfxil' tin- J'.^l-jl Al.« 
 ,•; l,.l,,r,ic„ ,v.d S^lc, ,.<lli>:'. ■■■IJ" ll^'' l-JI '•} iteLnvif,, t, 
 
 " V/h II /'•■• .Sult.in;i vfhiJ' dull Rjiic .« //■.■ K'uZd"" '/ 
 I'ligliiid, Fume, Ireland, Holl.ind, rt»J FmiUn.l «.•'/ 
 .,7./.-i.M- that JV. »',;./<"", ■■"'' '/ " lii'li<; /o",!; I" I'"- 
 
 !l!,'d hcfnf- 1! Al K-i»''V/) h,-lh Maintd tl. If'ii.ti^'f 
 • 0, Aihi... ih:l.- 1 ciiC'i, fom iht Ki"X "' ''>' 'C'",?''"" "' * •^"■''■•y. 
 wiv d«lh Hide iheie *ill< t" .llhh'f i'<"^'- I'l-I )"• ''"" 
 there c.rm- loto m A r,od l{efo-l ff n-', dclr.ird.ndlj'cri 
 f<> jiii-),hliti'C Mci.ih ct'i'- l't'-'» Jaiiifi l.aiiiallir, '.'../ 
 .ontinu; III tl'tltfeloiif,.) ^hid j,<i ihnl vn, ./» ,r.ii'./ fl.:f 
 ill )■>//! l.rlti-'i, llvic Aic Cmnm:>.dAlimi lii.tn H', ni.d ll ,•• 
 ».»■ l.-tcn rtiH'.ifi'i/.- I', .'v/7. [;<•». .llim^lj^ (nd, nh.y.. 
 ':'■>.• fti'fjc lit 'III' J;i"..'HiW'/i-(i"/iiv.o«, f.iU iCtJnmtlh 
 \iQtihy l.cii^'.ic, 
 
 Jrl t'"^ <!■•.: ">" In offinn in llhW, ihit th.- Siiltdii ct 
 * Afral'.gic It ,'oii'' iii.TiM', i^'id '•" l-.nnm tn ^o.ir I'ri'fle, 
 ' ■' "'" trhnt pl^.-fjiiw /'.■ If, fom ihi.- li ll IM'I "Civ, itt.d fm thi:l 
 ' -Sv.'l :it! :i:- ■'ih!::; fif.tl.i, mid (i-t h.'mfrif ,ii K''".'^ ''^ '''" 
 tf„.ld: T-t iV'mi h he, Icli.lci hit i .v.c. ./.«;; I'lidc mid h/in^r- 
 11 Mhid ? Ill till theirtiin- ll iW J'f i'lCfi^l'-d, mid vur SV. 
 i(V(/ iiinjifiwd l-'in- ihitt hf And hii Ctimfmiy mc cur line- 
 iniei ill thii M'l/./, mid in the ll'vfld f' u'lnc $0 tin ir.- 
 Ih,ill imifc than to die, in xtl;,tt pU:e Juntr wc Jhjil meet 
 tirii:, rt piil'lick_ lienlh. 
 
 And iimeover, )iiu do affini, that inu defire Pence mid 
 I'ncydjhip nith III. I'd dud be I'ltiije mid Vvl'ikt, for the 
 Qrentiitfs oj- I'll lii/tcr. fhii ll eietore ii tin feriomlt'lU, md 
 ho'iturel'le I'l. fe!e liuh 11' tl'ii H i^tit,;' , That you nuiy fetid 
 ■ ,f,om your t'ecplc unto iw ' I'Hrtr, ro Vrndc and to Tii-.jji, 1^ ; 
 mid th.it nhijicve JhitH i: Jem unto 111 in your lli^lwcjis 
 Smii.; r.r.l to w/.w/n/i ■;,•)• y u jhelt prcjuile the lime, thy 
 ll:::,'! ;■.' rf ,1 Jvinl-Coiiip ;h>, .in.l of Cammon I'livilegri, l'..r 
 il'il CtiMi-.'oi, ."id hii Compm,^, fo j on m ihry emif unto ic, 
 .w hirec mule tliem ef .111 Aljidtite Society : /tnd ifc have in- 
 lii icemed ll'.-in into in: Corfm.u'iin mid .ommon Difnitiet 
 And we he.ie '^imitcd ih-m l.iieitiei, mid I nve Jhcncd them 
 tl e hit Oii'Je of Tl ^ffieh . And to mmilf.Jl I'tito Men, the 
 ' I oif mul BtrtI). rhcod lettveeu us .tnd lou in ihn ll '.1 Id, iheic 
 
 u lent In the Hm'd of till Cr.pl nin, iieaxdiiit^ to the Ciijhm, 
 • o/l.ii.Jcn unto ihefmnnui * CVv, it l{iii^ ofC, Id, bemitijied with n Hiih 
 riihh placed ill hii Sett, two I'fjhues wot en with 
 
 llehnih jpalsd wiih Flat* .tm! Roik'-.. wlui'v' we liaJ like to han- Hi'i'^J 
 had a ta\l Period fer to mir Voiage j bur bv a ta' oirable '' 
 Providene we got trie from the iiaii(;vl. M.iuiig iioli'.l 
 the Eqiiinoilkial the third time, we irriv'd at /» . o/.n. {<J,iM(r 
 Souemirt iJK' Tv.enritili, wliero we loi iid our Slnp, arid 
 that well row ariis .» I .n! nj; f o, being provided ivuli Six 
 hundred Bah.iri of Pepper, and Sixts lix of Clou'i. 'I liii 
 Comiiioditv loit iisihi.ili kf> heri' ll Jii a',..ii' /,, tlio' r 
 duel not prow about fiimi'i but ii Imnight moll h from 
 M.in II I'l, 0' { ', \thiililie'. eight '-f ten I ( igue« up m ihe''' •^•'•' 
 C'ountiy ; aii.i IS remarkable, nui onK ur ;'.c (ia'ii.tie>''" 
 ol Pepper it )icldi, but the (tore lit ('hmI tii.il aiid(iraai> 
 loiiiid thereaN/iit<, wliuh the glei.t Rams u.tlh J1.V.1. 
 Iri'ii; 'll ■ Muiuita:ns 
 
 I'l.mn.f , tl.ii it lie I'o \i't) i;iai tlie l.jic f.is being in 
 IS Mm. .SfimliLat. \et isa lerj healthy plaie, .iiidh.is 
 .1 Lur.oiisiifivilihig .\ii , U'liiles, there's plen;. ot Pruu- 
 lion, and goodtieiU Water rhvrw. 'I'lie >i. ii'. w.i.order'd 
 here, 10 gel lur Ladiiig I'.mpiiate.l, and I'o dr.cUia 
 l'''iirle li^iiu ward.. 
 
 lliem ,/ i\k 1 v.h \vi u:',;ed t 
 and aiuhor'd under thcllle /'«',; 
 Hiinti-m. 
 
 1 he Sixteenth we er«red B ■ t.m Po.,d, ,ii;d the Viie- 
 .V.ln; r.d went alhoai, to ..irtilie ilu King ul' our Arrnal 
 Ji.d Hillinels .lid toddir. hi- l.if'. Civl.diicl. 1 he King 
 s\asvir) I'l.idof oiinoii'ing, .iiid urii a N.iMim.ui Uuk 
 With ilie V lie Adiii ral.io 1 id t!ie .\diii,i.il Weleuire, and 
 toioi.iiuilk Imntij the Court. I his Piiiiie w.is 11..1 .ibou' '"' ' "'"'' 
 
 Str>ighn "1 s'l./../.; ' (,', 
 •je. ihue t e.ii',ucsfruiii 1 
 
 1; funjll 
 1^ j^lill. 
 I jjn/ili^ 
 
 >Bin>l<'. 
 
 •OjCliim. ho'deied w'tltliuld, iucl'Jed in it led Ilo.x of 
 
 Gold. 
 ' Tzin. 
 
 • Thn il, liy 
 
 I'jmpui.tuii 
 
 Written ill * Tmieh of the Year 1 011. of Mr.l vnir: 
 Pe.iie be unto you. 
 
 T t rafirt 
 
 r'.liiiol 
 
 iN.'.iUft ih,: 
 '■Iftmtun. 
 
 lime w.is ^,, „, ,. . 
 
 I V' III 1 I .■■ ption*! 
 
 ten or eltun leji>,j!d, Iwitig ender the 1 mtion nt .\ i:j„i.,„, 
 
 ProreClor, who iii.m.ij'i ,1 the Adaiisof iln- Kingdom di- 
 
 riiig his Minority . 1 le welcoin d th: Adiiiiial lerv Kind. 
 
 ly. anil reeeivd the (Jiiten's 1 ittir .rid Pnf nt of Plate, 
 
 with mreli fati^taCfion, let'iriMig .ill th.- P ir.t> of Tude 
 
 and Bulineli, to be adjiilHd by his Conn il, liotii wlic;iu 
 
 he defired the Admiral to take his Anfwer. And ih ■ Re- 
 
 lult of the Confultat;on was, that we ll.ou'd eome .ulore 
 
 and trade, wiih all the freedom we cou'd delire, and be 
 
 as laic, 111 all re'.'pecis, as if we were iiioiirowiiCountr). 
 
 So we had com enient Hoiifing provided fir us, and our 
 
 Mei'ehants brought Goods alhore, and ilie Trade began, T'lJs- bfjim 
 
 and proceeded to fueh ...lod purpofe, that within five 
 
 Weeks there was more fold in Goods, than would have 
 
 laded our two Ships ; and th.it tlicy brought away from 
 
 thence 176 Bagsot Pepper, weighing (^ I. a piece. Thife 
 
 roll us s ' KiaUi f l;ii'ht,i \\^l, befidesour Anthornje, 
 
 and the King's Culloiii ; the former of which amoiiit'ed 
 
 inthegrofsto isuQ lUalsof kight, and the latter was a 
 
 Rial upon every Bag. 
 
 'Tis a Cullom aUva'.s obferud here, that tlu- KLiig is 
 to U'giii the Trade, and t'urniih hiiiilelf uuli what Com- 
 modit.es he pleafes, before any of his .SubjeOlsare Urv'd ; 
 aiid this IS no dil.iib amage at all to the Mcrch.int, lincc 
 he giies a reafonable Price, and isa virv good Pay- 
 mailer. 
 
 Tho'the Jtixmi! are rcckon'd fome of the moft thievilh 
 pilferii.g People in the World, yet we had a tolerable 
 inenfure of ipuet .imongU them, and they di.i not very 
 iiuuh dilhirb us by tliofe Knaveries, conliderng howhor- 
 riblv they are addicted to thciii. But then it mullbeown'd, 
 th.u 'twas more our Care and W.uihfulnefs that n.ade 
 them honed, than any thing of their own Inclination : 
 And betides, we had a Couuniilioii from the King, to 
 execute thofc upon the fpot, that wc fliou'd tind .ibour 
 our Houfe in the Night, upon any lueh Dcligii ; and af- 
 ter we had m.ide four or live lixainplcii,the relt were better 
 adiiled, and forbore troubling us. 
 
 While we were here, wc loft our Vicc-Admiral, Ca- 
 ptain John Middletiv. But Our Trade went on lb briskly, 
 that by Fehn.vy the Tenth •, our Ships had their full La- *^ "■ "'•• 
 ding of Pepper, and were ready to Sail. 1 he Admiral 
 
 before he went , il ilpatch'd a Pinnai e for rhe ^hlhceei's, to ,* '''""'1':!; 
 * . _. _ . - » lent til I'll 
 
 Together with the I eitcr, a Prefent was deliver'd too, 
 confining of three rich Pieces of Cloth, embroider'd with 
 Gold, and a Ring with a very large Ruby : And the Ad- 
 miral hinifclf was prcfented with another Ring with a 
 fair Ruby in 11. Beibre he went away, the King asked 
 him. Whether we had the Pfalms of David extant amor . 
 u,s ? To which he replied. That we had ; and did con 
 
 llantly ling them in our DiiineScnice. His Ma jelly then wiore lie went, iiilp.itcn a A I'lnnaie tor rue M'^iaeciis, to 
 told him, That he and his Nobles there prefent. would \ Ix'gin a Trade there, and procere a Paiflory to be fettled, '/ii;.' 
 ling a Pfalm to God tor their Profperity and good Vovage; againit the next ri'uniof the Ships from K^iij-V^,.'. He 
 which they did : And afterwa'ds the Admiral and liisi nude provilion too for eairjing on the B/:«f.iH.-Trade in *!''''"''"' 
 Company, did, at the King's Requell, Jo the like, to hisablence. leaving a fufficient number of Men and Fa- '"""■'"'■ 
 ihew him the /•;»/;;/.7^-way ol Singing: So afier the Pfalm j Clors, tor the dil'puling of the Merchandice that w;i. 
 '.vas ended, his Majcfty in great t)rdcr pionounc'd a Blct- left. 
 
 img upon 111, and difmifs'd us with a Promife, that we .Afier this he went to take I.eave of the Kinp, and to 
 ll.ou'd hndthe lame kind l-intinainir.ciit, if ever we came ieti:rn him hi., lalt '1 hanks, tor the Favours and Piivilege> 
 -iito his Country again. ivouchlated the y-i';!; i//.' Nation m Ins Dominions. His 
 
 .Sneinlei the Ninth, we fct Sail with our three Ships I Majelty was pleafed to irake huii tl.e Bearer of a Letter, 
 
 ■for i'i.ime.n, and llr-'tr, the si//;« being gone towards : and a Pielent ot very fair Bezoai Stones for the Qiieen, 
 
 ihofe Parts Kfore, to get a 1 ading of Pepper. 1 and for himl'elf a Stiiie of die lame kind, and a cunoi S 
 
 In two Days time the Adn.iral difpatch'd the Af.enfun h/nt.i Dagger, which is a thing \ct) highl) elleemd a 
 
 % 
 
 home for Mi/ijMi/i/, fo ih.-itnow we were but two in Com- inongll iliem. This Ceremony ended, wc had nothing 
 pany ; and we held our Courfe along the Coall of Hume.- now to ilo, but to get a Shipboard as f.ill as we cou'd, and 
 
 .;, hoping to meet with our Ship the Siif.tn, which was I lei out tor our Native Coui.try. 
 trading thereaboi'ts. There are fome ' — . '■- 
 
 :'l.i» t« along this Ccad, t crt ,1111 very low! 
 
 K 1 the 
 
 very dangerous | The Twentieth ai Felrumy wc let fail for Bgl.tnd. with ''"*''> ''■' ' 
 .V lllands, cncou;- ' a very chearfni Heirt.having luccrcdcd :i our Uelien^ fot ^'' ''■•'"' 
 
 i.HilJIl 
 
68 
 
 A De/inptm i>f Java, crt. 
 
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 t i 
 
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 I 
 
 ?i ■nil. 
 
 ; I 
 
 '^ i 
 
 AiC^.iUt 
 ihr Iflill 
 
 ,t fcii; 
 
 P' .1 
 
 I' ^1* 
 
 ■il'.tl'n. 
 
 llu'Svnici- ol' oiirCoumrv, lo lb ^ooJ a Degree, ainii 
 iiict Willi iVi iiMiiy iiiicxpi'CK'il Ail\4ma|ict ili« luJ lu-l 
 ihiito t'wi'i'fniil HIT Vi>v>('' '"""• 
 
 riK'T\Viiii\ liioml, .iiul Iwiiity tliiril, wofaiiH-iii- 
 |.' ill • Vriiulm of \i/«./. ; .iiul the Twiiit^ (ixili K"< 
 ili.u lit' all I Ik littK' lllc» tliu lie in lliolt Mrti^iliis Ji»l 
 to hoMinp a S-iitli Wc(k I iiiirlc, in mo Ua)< vkc iii.ulc 
 h l>i)v. ^1 Mill, .Vitrli I rt'. 
 
 A)fli.;> the 'I hirui'iith \U' IMlVil the Ttcpuk of t'V' - 
 ..ii>», Knpinj; 11 M tW tliv iimll ('.m, a Soi i|i Weft 
 I'mntV. 
 
 (f .■. llie Foiiricftitli, we were in 14 iUf.r. Iiipfolmi; 
 ilie llle I't' \\,-.li»fU •< to le lo tlie Noitliof in, 
 
 ■| lie Twenty I iphtli, we liul .iSmuii In f^lllllv^ .\i\>.\ * >i- 
 leiii, (tti.l llie Se.i 1.111 fii cMeiliMJ) Ini'l", fh.ii wi h.ul I t- 
 tlehije* lift iif il'v.ip nn .ulilii .il Bi r .il. mnUr ih<ile 
 Morin.iiifiif NV.itei'lliAt i.iinen lliinn upi iuin. Vil .ili 
 tlii<\».l« l<iit tlie |ie|.Miininn 1 t .Sorrnw* .1 rinlntiii in 4 
 nil reMuk .in.l ilirefnl Veiie c f MiUr is, wlueli IciMii 
 t(i 1)111 It lell ti) iiH (II a; 1 llie Tliiu'. Ni.w ilie V.» 
 lK.it lo furiel> iipiin ilic M'i(-. Qi'.iiter. ili.i: it lhi« k ill 
 llie In n work nt tlie Kiiii.ler, .vul ijU kS I'lnke i/l( the 
 Rliililer It lelffiiini tlie .Villi, 10 tlie ioMiiiiiiilm(! <il the 
 left .111(1 molt evpeneiieil of iii>.ill. 'Hie .Se.i ili.it ve 
 weie ■.p, w;is one of ilie molt tun; elhoi", 111 tlu Wur.,', 
 .'Mil here our Miip* >lri\c >p .imi .low 11 like .1 NVieik, I'l- 
 iiij! entirely ,it tlie Win.K ililVoKil, .11 il ni.t .il>le 111 tin 
 le.i'lt to uiinir.itiil, tr ilirei't iier own Motions. .Soni. . 
 I n-e*we ftimul In- e.iirieil witliin three or lo, t Km^ik^ 
 if the C.ipe ' f '-''•' "7.- ; .iml then .ij-Min ilmen o< 1 10 
 .ihiv n fort\ Deyreci Sol thw. Ill, into S- 111. m I ll.iil,ii>' 
 Sill \v, .\r,l initer.ilile lleet\ We.l'her. 
 
 Oiue wo .iieiupte-l to t.ike i.iir .M ?iii n .ilt. .iiul p, ; it 
 out at the StLin-port \\i>yu)l I'y ilie help ol llui l)ei ue, 
 to nuke a y<'«r iV It, till we umi.I luuh l.,iiie Ibrlom 
 .,1 other, will re we luiclit rip.iir the Breailies ot unr ll,ai- 
 tir.l Ve'tlel : lW;t when thi. wastneil, we luil no iJiet, 
 In't an iiureafe of our Oanper ; for the .Sea leinu loiiie- 
 what eriwn w itli llfiinj', vp the Malt, ilnl lo ll.ake ihe 
 Veri), .iiui pet all iiiio fi eh a threatiuni; .1 tonaiiiui, 
 th.it we thought oi'r fe|\e« hapi'> when we h.ul p.t the 
 Milt in an.vii. .-Vnil now all was aelper.ite, iinIeK vet 
 uMrilnuke a luw Kii'aler, ami liriiif; it to pals that u 
 llioiul haiip fait in the Sea ; whuh eonjiileniif; the great 
 Durthen of uiir Ships, the ronghnefs ot the .Va, and the 
 
 lt>l'> ul mult ol our KuJJer liunv was 4 Work ot t(ir)irv- 
 gmi; Jiftsiilty. Vet hitiiiK niikic out til otir MKcnmaft 
 4i|(<Txl 4 one .uwceiiu'il, Ami laltiieil 11 at well at our 
 pitiful Taiklini; won il .illow, havui; altoiheCtiiiiUmof 
 a little tair weather, we Luminuetl utir Cuiirle honir- 
 war.ls : Itiii 'iwat not loii)( l<ifore the .'iia tuak it utf a- 
 );4in, aiul put us 10 4 great ileal ol tnnil'le tu lave it ; lo 
 that now our I'ears wen raisii 10 a high 4 ilrj'recaievcr. 
 Yet alter all tlieli Dilioiiiagenn lll^, liy I'le hi'lp of our 
 other gooil .Ship the Hrrii'i, we aiiuiiiphlli'il the hvinii 11 
 on on e more, iho" it hung »cry gin|!erly, llierc Uliig Iml 
 two I loiikv left to linlil It. Aiiil III this C'al'e we went on, 
 iliriCt iig our I'oiirle to .St. Il.l i.\ the Winil falling lo 
 ihori, that we uiu',! re.iih no part of i/'i.<i; anj we 
 knowing; that we had already tluiililtil iliv Cape, l<y ihe 
 I atitiiiU We were 111. 
 
 ,''..'.. lilt !■ Irh, We p.ifs'.l the I'll plik of tVfi.e rpi ,\. Ih^, „, 
 ga.n ; and ihe Sixteenth h.ul lielit ..f V. // .;„■' Whuh " * "■ 
 altei a prol|eCt ol In urnlile I'ange'*, as thole we hail 
 gone ihroiigh, was not 4 little rifreiling to u>. Wel>4rc 
 I 'life aloiij; |i\ rlu Shoar, the mure uiir enienily to reaih 
 the lielt p.iri i.f the Ro.id, whiili is rielit againlt the /Vr- 
 iiriir;,- Ch.ipil, 111 twelve I'.ithom Water. Hue we lit 
 teil I'p our Ship, aiul liaMiig ahiiolt as nuiih need of 
 iieiiiling and ii'j'aitini', our ltUi>, as our Vell'el , we il- 
 lowM lime iiiiie fur that iiiiellary Woik, to whieli the 
 liland iiin'riliiited piett\ well, in the ^'ood I'relli Waier, 
 Hoes, .llui (,iMts 11 atfouU'il lis. 
 
 7(1 > 'hi' I il;li we lit Sail, lioldmi', iiiir Coiirle N. ^'. 
 and the I'llieeiiih p.iUd \>) ilie lunen and deliilaie lllaiid ^^^ ^ _ 
 of il.inii.. I'luni hiiiie we ii nuiiued Ui Ivld our K,,|.„,i 
 W C oiitle, till the Nineteenth, and then we itols'd ilu 
 lijiiiiiov'hal. 
 
 Ihe Twenty fourili we made ^Degi iVorlli I a!. I'e- 
 m^^ as we pulgd ihsn, Mo leagues from iheCoaltot 
 
 Wviielda N. .S, W. l.> N. foiiii;', ill the Iweniy '"" . 
 ninth, at sshuhl.ine we law the llle I--'','. 
 
 Ihj^ult tin Sell nth, we made 16 ll(i;i..iii,l ihe'l'welftli 
 pals'd the Tiiipiik of 1 .n.e , Iteer.iig S'oiiluiU . 
 
 The Tweui> nintli we p.ib'dthe lilt .St. .\/.:>i. 
 
 Si-plcii.k-r llie Seventh, we had tin. I ands-eiid of ii«j;- 
 /urd alx)iic 4:1 1 eagues from 11^. 
 
 The Eleventh we lalt Anelior 111 the Uoniii, after all 
 the I'erilsuf ihis long arid tediuii!i Voy.ige. 
 
 'Ump. IX 
 
 nr k:i'|. 
 
 1 I 11,. !,.• 
 
 
 'l.iciilim 
 
 Chap. 
 
 IX. 
 
 // 'Dcfcript'wn of Java, .vuitk firjl f nglifh F/clory there : H^tth 
 drcers Oaiinci.n relating to the Indian, Englilh, nnd Dutch 
 M.w^. l^ritten by Xir. Fdmund e^COtt, ((mtainwg a Hijlory 
 of thoje Matten, jrom A. D. \6o2, to 1605. 
 
 ft Pv 
 
 TH;^ in^nd nin<i ne.ir m,1 I eagtus :n len^.'h, I . 
 and W. and is in the widelt part a'lOiit 9- m 
 lireadih, Nonhward and Scmliward. "I'i> 
 conipreher.ded between the 1 3 ';th,.ind the 1 4yih 
 Cirths of lonv. and the 7ih and 9th Par.illelsof South 
 I at. The Central Pattsof it are generally very inoiin- 
 t.i'inoiis and niRged, yet rot fo .as to hinder Travelling, 
 and thole hordering upon the Sea, are low and inarlhy : 
 'I'opether with which dif.ulvamage of Situation, they 
 have an impure and unwholfoiiie Air, which generally 
 afflicts .Strangers with many troiil'lefonie Uilteirpers ; yet 
 hci-eaboiits all the piinc'pjlTownsot the whole Kingdom 
 lie, the chief places of Trade and Biilinels, as il,;«M»(, 
 J/ri.i/'.', Jortni:, Chiriitiii, and the relV. 
 
 This' Soil yields nothing worth the Tiadinc ior,_ tut 
 Piin-er which is brought in from all parts rt the King- 
 d(.i,' to /(.)//'•"', andlusrals'd iWh a Tr.idt there, th.u 
 no Town in all that part of the I d n { not Wi.'m it lelf , 
 tan pretend to Rival it in that refped. And there iiled 
 to be a pood Stock of this Commodity broufht in troiii 
 diver? ni'her Countries too ; but of late Yeais the D::icl 
 hail 'iiterc-cptcd that Trade, and by buying it up ab,oa,l 
 prevented Its coming nB.iw.'^". 
 
 Th sTown is three Ki-fii:/l' MiKs in length, and as po- 
 
 iilon«as molt Towns of itsbignels perhaps in /li.i. They 
 
 are to enter herj upon th.c Atlair-s of Trade tli.jt tht-y 
 
 keep 1 r. e M.irkets ev ery Dav ; and there >s lueh a 1 In uig 
 
 of Pc. 'e at ihat in the Morning, that one won d think ii 
 
 rather a loleiiui lair, in wlneh Bnlinefs was to be done 
 but onte a Year, than a coirnion Market that occurs eve- 
 ry ^■^y- , . .. 
 
 1 here arc two L)ii ilioiis of this Town, the one entirely 
 taken up by the 7(11. i«j, the Natives, and genuine Follel- 
 fors ; the other devoted to the ufc of Foreigners, and fueh 
 a.s come thither up(;n the Accounts of Trade and Meichan- 
 dirc. 
 
 The 7/::vin Oivifion is lor the moft narc very fllglitly Tht 7n» 
 built, the Houfes lieing generaJly Irani d with noHrongerToi*" 
 Materials than Canes ; dcltuiite of all Briek .and Tunlier- 
 wirk, except lone very little, in a few places, where it 
 adds neither Strength nor Beauty to the Building. 'Ti. 
 w.itei'd with feveral I'lnall Rivers, tliar run i.p and down 
 .about it ; and there is one Branch th.u palles through tlic 
 V ery iniddle of it up to the Court, which holds a conitant 
 Correlpi.ndince with the Sea in its ebbing and flowing, 
 and will bring up Gallie\ and Junks, of great Burthen, 
 to the veiy heart of the Town. It has tin- Coiiveniaiceof 
 a good Road kr Ships too, and 'tis defended with a Itour 
 Hr.ck M'all, wiihfiveral Tvirrets and IJulwarks, lo that 
 ir nvglif be made a very conhderablcj'lace, :f the People 
 had the .Seme to uiiderjtand their own Advantages. 
 
 The itlier part, which they ca;l the Ci.ii.a Town 
 refpeCt to the Buildi'ig) iiiakti a far handfoiner appear- 
 ance tliaiichis, the Houfes lOiililliug iiioltlv ot Jiiick, Lut 
 rai»'d aftenhcL'»i///fj'i' Falluon Hiuare and tin at top, wit.h 
 Conirivanfts of BoarJs,.uid Canes cov ei d owr w.d: J*r.:ic 
 
 itirAppa 
 
 ^■1 and 
 DicQ. 
 
 -■^VX"' 
 
 and S.Hi ' 
 w'th ihi" 
 Merihaiitsl 
 lis pirf 
 and IS I" 
 I'lople of 
 are the /■ 
 I elt ami Ili 
 
 1 he Kir 
 ling of ihe I 
 of the whiil 
 rpitiik \'ov| 
 I res and If 
 Hiealt 
 
 .\dii ti ryl 
 P.iniesthatl 
 IS to I'jv al 
 hav e a eonil 
 dering ihe il 
 <i;/cyr hull 
 
 ihc Miinhi 
 thiiii. and 
 lliie's no nl 
 lo iIk KiiigJ 
 Bargain. 
 
 The Pe(| 
 lloihfrl 4iu| 
 ner of 1 1: I 
 them to ii.t' t| 
 f ra I ivel 
 cv ei they i ai 
 miift U- fo, 
 ilii y keplu, 
 eat (lu: bv tl 
 grow f.ilt 
 I'an's ihi", ,11 
 tf iheir II 
 Scats lip, n \s 
 than am, llui 
 the fame Ran 
 than he doe< 
 fliu e. and c.i 
 \enge r( an 
 ardly and da 
 hundred tnei 
 meet one h( i 
 and Difraudi 
 as well as.Slo 
 rilill the Ten 
 Icienee lo littl 
 or any ihmg 1 
 they can poll', 
 I'evire in this 
 over the Cm i 
 Debtor, whi! 
 As foi ihei 
 and .my 1 the 
 cd fcr thaii tl 
 they I'erve iiii 
 for the ?i!'rH 
 any Religion 
 made Heav ei 
 he cannot pi 
 I'lavcrsto hii 
 main GrouiH 
 they fay he '\^ 
 An tlwm all 1 
 their own d 
 have lonie T 
 ledge to be a 
 againlt Chril 
 hibition of 1' 
 men, which 
 ded to. 
 
 The iifiia 
 Heads, and 
 rcll of the Ri 
 nary Occafio 
 or Chauiblei 
 meaner Peop 
 fita, or Calli 
 fame, a Yai 
 '1 here is anoi 
 which is mad 
 reafoii of the 
 thisui.uie am 
 in their Han 
 baiv-lieaded, 
 the Women, 
 tort tv iiig up 
 Tails'. " 
 
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 (\n 
 
 k of lurpn- i 
 
 
 Miirn nult 
 
 
 well 4t our > 
 
 
 Comliin of 
 
 
 jtirlv hoiTic : 
 
 
 ok It t.rt »■ 
 
 
 Uvc it i fu 
 
 
 •icc.uivcr. 
 
 
 ulp of out 
 lie hviiiK It 
 re U iiin (III 
 
 1 llluli'^ 
 
 IIHII'. 
 
 *k' WiMit on, 
 
 
 il filling lu 
 
 
 k ; .Itlil WO 
 
 
 41H'. ly ilif 
 
 
 Of-i.f rxa- ii>;»«'' 
 
 
 ../ Whuh "••"'" 
 
 
 )W wi' luil 
 
 
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 Illy lo nath 
 
 
 nit die /Vr- 
 
 
 Kh' vvi 111 
 
 
 It 11 Ik I'll of 
 
 
 lUI. w. i|. 
 
 
 1 ttlmli the ,j 
 fri'lh Waiff, 'J 
 
 hW N. W. 
 
 CI /aw 
 
 
 liil.lK- llbiul , . Si 
 
 
 
 
 ■ ildlVil ilii- -g 
 
 
 nil 1 ,11. Iv- ^ 
 
 T.lClt liHl 
 
 ilKtoaltot i,^ 
 
 j..-,„.la. 
 
 <'lmp. IX. Tfc Mnmeri mdCujimsdf the Jivans, O-c. 
 
 if 
 
 i\k Ivvcmy '""•. 
 
 ilu 
 
 ■Iw. 
 
 litl. 
 
 .1, 
 
 
 
 ,.. 
 
 
 
 •till 
 
 of/ 
 
 '•■'i- 
 
 VIII, 
 
 after til 
 
 utch 
 
 \Hijlory 
 
 . to lie done 
 oi'ciirs cvt- 
 
 Diic entirely 
 
 Juiue I'ollel- 
 
 |rs, and fueh 
 
 Mcrchan- 
 
 Icry fliglnly The 7«t.« 
 1 iioUrongerTowi' 
 lid Tiinlicr- 
 h, where il 
 |ding. 'Tii 
 niid down 
 [;lirougli tlic 
 
 >aennltaiit 
 Ind flowing, 
 lac Kurihcn, 
 Lcnuficeof 
 lull a Itout 
 ]rks, U> that 
 
 I the I'eoplc 
 japes. 
 
 JowMfwAhT;;;^'"' 
 ■ner appeat- 
 
 \ Hiici;, Lut 
 IQp, with 
 
 I vv:iJ; J'r.rk 
 
 ind San.f, tn JifenJ iIk<ii fi.-m I >rei, whiiti tu|trth»r 
 w'tl. ih<' ihu-vifti Peoi'If. aiv thv c*aU«itm PI«nueiof 
 Mc'ihaiiti Hoiifi'* IB tt^'i''"'". 
 
 Ti«r"'"'*''V'» "Arrow RiMT fr.mthc7-it iwlowni 
 •ind'ti. here that all the Stranners. and Mer.handi»iiig 
 I'ennle of otlie. Countnc* do rtlitiv i parti, ularly li>re 
 .lie the /:/ ^r,Jh and Ihit.h Hoiile., wliitli are ionic o» the 
 I el» ,irid Aatelieft Iniill in till whole Town. 
 
 IlieKiiiBof tlmplaee l.i.uW reikoii'd (iinic th;- d' !"<>- 
 line of ih' iMiiiHrmirof /'■".'• k] iIk' molt potent rcnue 
 of ilu whole lllaiid. He (■■luiiis .ill !•> an abfoliite Ue- 
 Ipiliik Tower, .Hid the I .iw« upon whidl his ^nl'|'•''" 
 lresaiiaFoaiine«depeikl, aie lln.t upuiuiel) inlinown 
 Hii.ilf . , . 
 
 .\diiiiry i» lure pi'iiilh'd with prefiiit Ue.uh, in both 
 Parties th.it are nuiky ol it , luit .is lui Murhir, the I aw 
 i» til |a\ a I iiu to the King - .V> ihat li:» Majelty in.iy 
 have a eonhdii.ili'e Kesemiexiiiit.l! m l>y Blood, eoiili- 
 deriiig the rrvuinaiil ami iiii)>l.v .d'le lempir ol the (''■- 
 ./mrif For ;f the |-ricnds ot the iimnherM I'ariy, dokill 
 the Miirtherer, .ind hi>. l-netuK .inam lesenpe it iiinjii 
 thuii, .iml |o dellroy erne anoihei liy whole iMinilus, 
 th.ie's no nii re lo U- done, hm lo pay then Fines ; and 
 lo tlu KiiiR. thu he loin .Siibji-as )et H'ls Moni) b> the 
 HaiiMiii. 
 
 The Peiple of ihi* Coiintrv are eyceiri\els ^rniid .ind 
 llothfrl .Hid eoi.lV.piuit'y pi.or : The) d-fp K all miii- 
 ner of 1 .i: our and Kiiiploym nt, ,iiul think it heneath 
 tlii'in 1(1 ha'c a lapenditin upon ans thiiir. ot that kin<l 
 f. r a I ivelihood. The Geii'iy iheiidcUes are as |cor a. 
 tier ihcy can t;!l h'.w to lue ; .ii d tiseeraiii, th.it th.y 
 mnft be lb, firee lelidc* their netilect of all Biilinel'. 
 iliiy kepl'iieln.ill Niii Krsol S'ave^, th.it tliei arc quite 
 
 ea! fui: L'v tluui. a;.d tl'.cir Kiie .iiid Pepper ean hardly I ire ne\cr linieie and f 
 ■picuv f.dt enough, to nuiiitain the hupp 1 rams of 'Je- I I'.'ot to ihi.u ard )'l.iy li.e KiKUeliappenbtoliedikovcrU, 
 
 The Artii» tiioH in »il« amongft theli People, ate Darts J*['' ^^ 
 Pik(<, and I'arpii^, jnl limic iVw (oiii>, uhiili they 
 iiianafie att<'i a«cr> avskard nianntr , ihii it their Kutni- 
 tine tor ilie Wain , luit th Wiap<in for loiiniion nii- and 
 rearing, and which iI'h i molt ul iheliluiily Fxi'eiitiui.s. 
 fwhiili an lo very freipitntthirej i.. ilnC'ril'i, or Dag 
 grr, wliuli IS aliUMt two I'inii Ioiiu : I In itl.v.e of this ik 
 not Itiai and c'\en, l>u' > rooked and vva\e.li and the 
 I iandlei, wlinh an of W<«.il, oi Hoin, aic i iirioiilly 
 laiAcd, .ml wrought inti leviial I'lpiiris, this Uing all 
 the Work the _/.;i o../i' ptiii nd to, and li.e onlypieieof 
 Ingrniiits tluy lanloallot. 'llule SVi.,|.i,i;, are gciii- 
 i.illy tinCtnt d wiilia Poili nio \er\ llrongand pi.riiii'ioii», 
 that no' One m I'lNe hundred ttilltwuiiiidcd with them, 
 eoniesoH with I, iff. 
 
 A»ti r the t. oi-yr ih.it live hire, tin y ale al-lotiu.- \\x. 
 Ilcis of all ilie Arts and I'oliiiis, thai e.in my way Ur- ' 
 
 to earn on the l>eli('ni.f 'hriMiig in the NVoiM.and gro' 
 ii'g mil, 'I hey make all the ad\anMge iinaguialile, 
 the Diilnels, Pride, and Sli.tli, of thi ir ;/«. « Malt. 
 I hey .ire ihe I'erl'ons that maiLige the Cititems of I'lani 
 iiig, Die, ling, and Ciilming the Pepper, an. I Rice ; 
 ami asfhiv do all the Woik, lo tliey fiiek up all the Pro- 
 hts, and leave the other* Int'e ii ou than the I aie 1 irio to 
 iheir I .mils and Mtate-. 1 hey'll reliile no labour, how ^"''' *'"'■ 
 mean .iri.l hard foever, if tin) have I nt a piol| e.:t of ''*"' 
 I'queeziiig any advant.ii-.e i^vt^i ir ; aid they lare not 
 who ihe'r areSiavcbto, nor what i)ri ligiry ili.v midei- 
 I'o, fo they I an Imt make ihiiroiMi .Market, our .,f the 
 Killy an.l I'.al'iiels ot iluir Mailer-. And ihen in all 
 Pointsof Iradean.l Hargains lita .Man ihat dc.iN witii 
 thriTi. have Ins Wit* aloiit liiri, lli.ee they are not to ' 
 I'l Id l>y anv 1 oiuli of 
 
 loniiiion Honelty and Inft ee, and 
 lair m their Dealings, fiir. when a 
 
 ran'i the\ aitci;l to draw al'ur tluni. 'Ihey an I'o tender 
 if their 1 1 iiiiHir. that they are ready to meafure the very 
 .Scats lip. n whiihthey lit, for f.ar one Ihoudhc higher 
 than aniiiher , ar.d no Mm will endure another Pcrl'un of 
 the lame Rank and Qii.ilitv, to lit ine In. h more exalted 
 than lie does. Tliey are hnrrililv malitioiis and iparul 
 
 or lan't le put m pr.Wln e. 
 
 In the Matters i,t ReligDii, 'luy are very near a-kin lO 
 the 'j.uriK, and have iin'. h t!ie fiiiie Me.ilaies of Devo- 
 tion, tlio' w.tli mole foolilli Lereiiiniiie^ and Suptrftitioii 
 than they. 
 
 The l^eTiine of Ti.itifniigi.ii.jn of Souls, obtains Rclli!'--" 
 
 fjii e, .mil e.ue not what iliey do to aeeomplilli the Re- greatly anionijlt theiu •, ami they pietnid to lieli.'se, that 
 ^enge of an Iiijirv ; Init they generally i!" t in a cow- - the Reward of go<id and \eniious Actions, when iluy ] it 
 ardly and elandelhiie way, and will looi difrateli a I'licfe Hodies, rtiall be to eome down again into better, and 
 hundred I'.nemies, with a private St.ib or Ihruft, than j be lorn to great Kftates, aiul high Pr'eflrlnen^^ : Rut on 
 meet one hi nourably in tfie Field. StealiiiB, Cheating, ■ the other hand, that iSthey live wickedly and bafely here. 
 
 and Difraudinp, fa in to bear a part in their Conltitiitioii, 
 as well asSloih and Idlcnefs ; their Veituc is too weak lo 
 ri lilt the Tempia'.ioii of the linallelt Bribe, and their Coii- 
 
 fcicnee lo little, iliat ihey'llnrt reliyn a Pawn, or aPledj'.e, horiid Miapeiol the Creation 
 1 Willi; nor pay any Debt, if 
 
 they lliall, in the next Revohition of SoiiK, llip into Ionic 
 \ilc and delpicable Bodies, be united to f nie Beltial Car- 
 kafe, .ind make their appearance in the mcft foul and 
 
 , "Their Appa. 
 ■t-A .na 
 .il)r:li. 
 
 But if the ( ■/ '« A do heartily believe this Doianne, tis 
 a gre.nt wonder iliey don t live irore )iilt and tegular 
 Lives than thty do ; lime if ii prove true, 'tis molt ter- 
 Ifo the NVife and Children of the ! t.Vin, that there li not one in v o of thi m, that can expeiik 
 ■ " ■ ' '■ ' ' ■' to be any better than a Toad, or a Viper, or lome ve- 
 
 ry loathlome Animal, the next time ihcy lluft their 
 Bodies. 
 
 They have a Cuftoni of Sacrificing evcrv New Moon ;Cuftcmt. 
 and, they lay. they do it to God Almiglitv ; iho' their 
 Neighbours affirm, 'tis to the Devil : Bin'to which Ibever 
 ills, the Ceremony is attended '.'ill Prayers and Singing, 
 and at the end of every Praver, they ring a little Bell. 
 The Altar is furnilli'd w:ih Howl, andlcveral forts of 
 Fruits ; but they eat np all this themfelvcs, and oH'er up 
 nothing by Fire , but cenain pieces of painted Paper, 
 which ihey value at a g.-eat rate. 
 
 There are many of them pief.y well feen in Alfronomy, 
 and keep a regular Ai..ount of their Years and Months : 
 But they have no DiltinCtion of Days amongit them, as to 
 any Relij'ioiis Piirpufcs ; and never keep a Sabbath, but 
 ^^hcn they lay the Foundation of a Houle, or Itrike I'oiiu" 
 great Bargain; any thing of which kind, laiiiiiilies a Day 
 with them ever after. 
 
 When any of them are a dying, they let up Lifhti in 
 the Room where they lie, four aliove, and three under 
 'he lick Party : 'I'lie Reafon ot whch Ceremony, they 
 are very backwaid to give an Aceount of; and fay, That 
 tis only the Falliioii of C'/.h,? fo to do. When they arc 
 dead.their Bodies are burnt to Allies ; which is put up into 
 dole Jais, and lo lent Iwnic to (.'...'.■:. 
 
 They dilight very iiaieh in Mulick, Pl.iys, and Intcr-iiiyr. 
 aides ; wliiiU lattu are not frani'd purely for Uivcrlion, 
 bit have fome Charai'ters of Kcligion and Devotion upoa 
 them, as appears by the pretence and conccin ot the Prielti 
 in the ma'tei , the Ailtions of Ktieclini;, and Kriinc; the 
 Ground, and the Sacritiees which aivoilei'd in the begin- 
 ning of the Drama. Beliiiis the un.al time for .Ac'tiiig 
 ihcle PLiys, IS, when their Ships go out, and come in; 
 which Circe.inllanie I'eems to intimate, as if they did 
 ;omttli!iig in thole tnteiiainir.ents, either in hope and 
 
 tape 
 
 cr any thing they are iruH 
 
 thiy can I'Olf.bly h.)p it. .And yet their laws are very 
 
 fevcic in tins Cafe ; for the Credinr has Power, not only 
 
 over the CJiihK, but 
 
 Debtor, whoiii he may fell fir Saves, if he pleales. 
 
 .As foi iheir Religion, 'tis very haid to lay whai .t is ; 
 and any t iher thing, relating to ilicm, is fooner account- 
 ed fcr than this. Tin y have Teniplis aniongll ihcin, but 
 they ferve mure to ad< rn the Ciiv, than any thing clfe ; 
 forthe itf^iulr very leldoni fee ihe inlide ot them, upiii 
 any Religious Ocealicn. Tliey lay, 1 here is one (lod that 
 niide Heaver and Kanh ; but he bc.iig lo very pcxid, that 
 he cannot poliibly hurt thtin, they don't make fo many 
 Piavcrstohini, becaufeihe fear and dread of Evil, is the 
 main Ground of their Devotion. But as fi^r the Devil, 
 they fay he is ver) wicked and mifchievou.s, and ready to 
 do tlwm all manner of 111 Turns, and fo they lervc him in 
 their own defence, and by way of prevention. Tlicy 
 have fome Notion of JefusChrift, whom they acknow- 
 ledge to be a Great Piophct : But their greatelt Difcult 
 againft Chriltianity, is upon the account of its llrniH'ro. 
 hibition of PoUgamv, and theVieCS that relate to Wo- 
 men, which all the Eallcrii People are wonderfully atidi- 
 ded to. 
 
 The ufual Garb of the better fort, is a Tuck on their 
 Heads, and a fair Pintado al>0Ht their loins, and all the 
 rell of the Body naked : But loinetimes, upon extraordi- 
 nary Occalions, they wear a clofc Coat of Cloth, Velvet, 
 or Chamblet, according as they can purchafe it. The 
 meaner People content tliemlelves with a fiat Cap of Taf- 
 fita, or Callicoe, and about their Middles apiece of the 
 rime, a Yard broad, and commonly of two Cohifis. 
 'I'here is another fort of Cloihir.g f )nietiji,esusd by them, 
 which is made of Coiton, and the Rind^ of Trees ; but by 
 reafon of their intolerable 1 azineCs, there is very little ot 
 till'' made and worn. ThcMent.ake a great deal ot Pride 
 in their Hair, which is very thick and frilled, and go 
 bare-lieaded, very often, a purpofe to ihcw ii : As lor 
 the Women, tln'V always i;o bare headed ; the Gcnieelei 
 fori t\ ir.i; up ih'ir Hair in Pol s, a- we do o' r line Hoifci 
 
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 4 
 
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 70 
 
 J a van Ircacberies^ 
 
 cr-c. 
 
 Liblj 
 
 cxpcCtanon of iiappy Siifccl's in iheii AHim', m ;itlc;ift 
 in.iw4y ot Gratitmlf, andilunktiil Ai.kn(uloilj;mciit 
 tut it. 
 
 Tlicy line, t'lliilc^iluir orjinar^ Piiclls, a loii of Men 
 .iini)nj;lt tlu'iii, vshmii they loniiiionly tall Simililayers ; 
 So.:h(<)iTi. „ho arc in mighty cttcein, as priteiiiliii(; to \\.-r) >;riat 
 nuttc-.s. I'V a kinil iif Inlpirat.or ; and (ibes la\ ; able ro 
 ae(omplr.li them. 1"liele Fellows are loiiieiiu.i - polfefi'il 
 with a l\k'.iien h>'ry, iimier the Traiifpoits uf ^^ll■l.ll, thev 
 appear aiul ad like f" nvAtiy Ur.li.iiin , ninpir,^; up and 
 il(jwn the Streets wiih diaun Swords, tearini; their Hair, 
 jieaniijj thcmfeKes apainlt the \\'a''s, and rowliri; tip 11 
 the (jround. While'this t-ii lall-, '.he (:/•/« /,■ \.\ , they 
 van I'lividdlethe daikelt M)lleiies, foreiel fi tiire F.^er!t^, 
 ll:e\v the SvKvelsof any lUilineJs or Ati'air ih.u is in hand. 
 .M\\ pevl'oniis thiiii;s taralio\e ilie fc.uhot other ei)iiimcii 
 Morra's. .And as they very frequently un.fnlt them vp- 
 (j-all thefe Aeeoiuns, fo they lav, their I'redictions are 
 .i!wa\s iiiltitied by the l-\eni : Ai\d, indeed, eonl;u:'nni! 
 the horrid impieties (jf that l'ei>ple, 'tis no; impoirible that 
 (nii-e of ihem ii ay have Credit enoiip.h Wiili ihe CIrand 
 l-nemies <if Vern'e and l^O' due'" to be nt li;s Coiiiieil, 
 .11 d 10 he nvide I'ai'akers (jf tuine of his Seer^ts. 
 
 The C/;Hr/r arc liiinc of the moft ctfi uuiLitc, mean, 
 and (laftardly Spiritcii People in thf World : And as tlu-\ 
 ha\e not the Ton'-s, |o neitlier hive thev tiic H.ieeso' 
 Men ; being for the iiinll part t]uite Imroth, at Icalt \ci\ 
 little of a Beard to befcen. 
 
 Their Haliit is a long Gown with a Kittle under it, 
 whiih hangs below the Cown : Upon tlieii Heads tliei' 
 wear Cinis of Silk, and the Nobihtv a iorr ot Hoods 
 m.ade of divers Falhions ; but all of them havetheii Haii 
 wh'eli is very long, tied up in a Kmi', 1,001; ;!,e (.'lovv 
 ol"rlieHead. 
 
 'I'heirway at /(.■',T.iw,i?,tobuv \Vonx':;.S!aies,',v. wlioir. 
 !he\ havewhatChildren they haietiieie;k\auiet';icv binif 
 no Wourii wirli them out of Ci'ii , and fo when thev 
 ^V into their oun Country foi g.'od anu a!', they fell thi 
 .M'llurs again, and earrv the Children with tliein. Jlut 
 il iliey eiit their Halt when they are abroad any where, 
 :he\ mutt never pretend to go back mro L'rin,i inoio, their 
 Ciiltoms not allowing it : And if tliey die at iJ.njMM, all 
 their (JoihK are forfeited to the King, by the Laws of the 
 place , iho' the\ eoinmonly take eaiv to preient the Kint - 
 grow mg 1 i,.h that wav , b\ fending then IM\:CU ou: of U-. 
 reach, home, ••trji L'l'iii.t. 
 
 I Chap^ 
 
 Tiif.. 
 
 tnlTei ini 
 Djnjtr by 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 X. 
 
 7L 
 
 'JC 
 
 DjH'jen the 
 
 rnglifil trcnt through, by means of the t'aljhood 
 and Jrcachcficf of the Javans. 
 
 T 
 
 .1 V itji 
 
 IS rela'ed kfore, h'VA' A.iiiiiral I in.'jUi Uid 
 
 1.1:. 1 the Foundation of .1 good Fadory at 
 
 H-:iit.vit, and provided for the encouragement 
 
 an 1 Cai tying of the Trade, bv f>.vcral Mer- 
 
 charis Itfr -here for that purpofe. 
 
 Orders alio were given, tor the fending of a Pinnaceto 
 the M-I:.u.i!, upon the fame Delign ; which accordingly 
 let .Sail M..I. '■ the Sixth, with a 1 ading of Fifty fix Cliclls 
 and Fardes < f ("ioods, bei meet ng with contrary Winds, 
 af'cr ft-.e had fpent two Moie.hs beating up and down at 
 Sea, ihc lanie hack .iga;ii to li-.tit.-.ir. 
 
 Rut in this fpacc of tunc, wc thatrcfKicd there, h.ad a 
 very itiffiiult part 10 plav, to defend our le!\es troui the 
 T.oiiMr, hy ,;,j^i itKctsotthe Malice .tndWiekedm Is of the Jv.ak!. 
 ^»^J4w.i. ^^^ ^^ 1^^.^^^^ hanethmg of a Feud h'o'un out between us 
 andthrm, Cuh'Ji was before our Ships departed they 
 made it their Kiilincis to (kedy all Methods of Revenge 
 iniagir'.iMe, and were never eaiic, but when ihey were 
 atiempiing l.ime inifchief or oilier upon us._ '1 hey vvou'd 
 Ihoot tianiing Harts nnd Arrows in the Nighr, into the 
 Hoiile where our Coods were len.icd, hoping to lire it 
 that way ; anil even in the nay-tmie, if vve brouglit out 
 any tpiantitv of (loodstn Air, thev wou'd lit the Town 
 a-fire tothe Windwa.-d of us, not taring what Mifehicf 
 thc) d'd, (o vve might be invnlv'd in '.he fan'.e. 
 
 (iiuiklv .ift.r the going out of our Pinnace, wc ad- 
 drclT'd lot; e\V(,rk ofbui'ding a CinveniemPublKk Houfe, 
 accord.ing tn the 1 il>eny given us : Wc delign d it.Se'vcnty 
 two Foot in length, and 'I hirtv lixbrtad, and proceeded 
 \o far as to lay ihe Foundation, Imt by rcafoii of fomc 
 Ciiargis made .it Court, and the fctiing up a new Protc- 
 dor, a (fr.p was put ro this Affair tor a time ; and it coft 
 us nnr a litile Trouble and Moui v too, before wc cou'd 
 remove all Iinp' d.iirients. 
 
 Ml::'- the Ivvonty tirft, thi' Town was aecidcntally 
 fired, anil k- eral Houfe> li'lM with Goc'ds, wire entirely 
 confumed. \Ve had a loniiJerable ll.,'.re in the Fofs and 
 Dani.Tgc d( ne I'y it t(X) ; tor aiiiongit rjthers, the t)uia^ 
 Hoii'e was burnt to the < Iroiwid, and there vve had no lets 
 il'an Siytv five F.,rdels 1 f iVveial I'orts 0I GooiU {whiih 
 allKi.Lme Fi. el irrecoverably), belides 19- .Sacks of I'cp- 
 perloltiii au'ther p!aie. Hut wc rci kotfd that Prov i- 
 iicnce was vcrv favouiable to us, in [ ermitting t.s toeoirc 
 off at fo I Leap a r.te as we did, and eltemid ii little lefs 
 ilian a M'.k.cIc, th.it bith ourHoules were prcferv'd ; c- 
 fpic allv one of them, whi' li the raging Flame advane'd 
 within three Yards ot', anvi tlireatned in :i very trigh'fiil 
 niann.r, vet wmt oti at latl in a t'urpriring and un.ic- 
 cointablc wav, doing no other hann than liordiing the 
 Walls and Windows, and a little diUoluering it in the 
 outlidr. 
 
 Ill the time of this general Confulion, we were forcd 
 riv be verv nn e and Und in o"t Waldi . for all the pille- 
 
 1 he Town 
 tail 
 
 ring Villains of the Country, aliiiolt, were got togciliei 
 .about us, waiting fi r the Fire to make a Breach, and ve- 
 ry ready to (hew it the way, by throwing Firebrands them- 
 lelvcs. And we had fo much to do to defend ourfelvei 
 from the Treacheries of thefc ralcally People , that wc 
 thought them ainiolt as bad a Plague as the Fire it felf: 
 They vyerc cverlallingly cither plotting new Mifehief, or 
 promoting fomc already begun ; wc had them continu- 
 ally iluttcring about our Houfcs, like to many Birds of 
 Prey abotit a Carkale, Ihll waiting for the gocd time to 
 fall on and devour us. 
 
 And then fo allonilliingly bold and impudent i'l the 
 Prof cution ot their lend Delignstoo, that noCreatiirc in 
 the World, I tlunk, can have more Brafs in the C'oniple- 
 xion of it, th.> • a 7.1. ,01 has. 'Twas a fniall tiling wiih 
 them, to ,!• and ask us. What St..ngth wc had, an.l 
 how n-any to guard the Houle r This wjs .MoJclty at 
 Bi-.'it.vn, tho" 'twou'd be reckon d a piece of Impudence 
 any where die ; but they wou'd come and examine the 
 Doors, and look upon all the Locks and Bolts, to fee how 
 Ihong they wire, and fearch abo;::, to try if they cou'd 
 tiiid apv Defee'ts; and all ilii-, before ourvcry Faces. And 
 bein ' thusharalVd as we were, what wiih continualPains 
 and vWarinefs, and Over-watching inour own Dcfcnie, 
 againll this barbarous Cruc, we contrai'tcd fevcral Di- 
 ftcmpers, particularly that cf the Country, which is the 
 Flux, and which two of us never rccover'd. 
 
 Ipril the Nineteenth, there came into the Road Nine ^ /> 1, ,, 
 Sail ot lIMinhn, under the Coinmanil of Admiral We- IJiwcSxi 
 ir.V<L, which were difrers'd abroad into federal part.Mif the"""' '' 
 Ituiici : We recciv'd fevcral Civilities .at Ins hands, and he *''""' 
 was very obliging to all Kr;:; .■'/)»«(■»; in general; h.iving 
 formeTly been rclicv'd in very great I'viriiiiiiies at Sea, 
 by the timely affiltancc of fomc of our Nation. 
 
 .\ little after this, wc loft one of our principal F'adors ; 
 and about the fame time, our Pinnace raiirn'd train her 
 fruirlcis and unhappy Voyage for the AJ.V;.. .-.it. 
 
 We were now torbid going on any further with il.e 
 Work of ourHoiife; perhaps, bccaufe the new Officios 
 that were conic into play .at Coun, had not yet Ixt.'i 
 bribd for that purpofe , however, upon Applicaiien 
 made to the Admiral of ;'.;; t, vvh.iis, as it were, thu 
 common Father and Protec%r of all Strangers,; he orderd 
 matters fo with the reit of the Kobil t^. that we had .i 
 frcdi Permitrion to proceed ; and fo we tinilli'd ourlloulc 
 in a little time. 
 
 Our Company was ftill farther dimiindi'd, by tl.c li,l'> 
 of our chief Factor, and Manager of the 1 1 .ide there, in 
 Bmtnm. 
 
 In the Flcvctith of ]uh, we had fnrrc l.ofli". by Fur, 
 which were kindled bv the Villany of i.er:am .</i:,/.i, 
 who thinking to get tome Spoil out of the iSlinrjt Hoi;fe~, 
 took that Mctht J to aciomplilli iheir Delign ; and a> :: 
 
 ha-..- 
 
 happcn'd 
 
 were by 
 
 But tl 
 
 a far g 
 
 brougl.c 
 
 ?.»■:;/ B 
 
 vcrd it I 
 
 and had 
 
 The tn t 
 
 any thinj 
 
 our Cuit 
 
 Pfalm tc 
 
 have hac 
 
 as wc I he 
 
 which w 
 
 great Sto 
 
 jiy was h 
 
 But thi 
 
 (tho' con 
 
 were bad 
 
 . , n.rr.t> afmining Pi 
 
 ;n <■".'<." they cam 
 
 yet by lor 
 
 of us, m 
 
 Good Wi 
 
 '1 he nt 
 
 nelstowai 
 
 tion and f 
 
 Money oil 
 
 But neii 
 
 very well 
 
 were a'w;i 
 
 •./:;.! perpi 
 
 with them 
 
 there was 1 
 
 truth of il 
 
 locfe difon 
 
 far more ti 
 
 done ; and 
 
 very odiou 
 
 had better 
 
 liyes. 
 
 But as i: 
 nemies fufl 
 Seftcniber ti 
 Ui^'"" Latrpcn, in 
 iirmruo true, they 
 Grudge be 
 there at tha 
 rclf. 
 
 Thefe Pe 
 to I c knowi 
 in their Uci 
 ten pals for 
 nilhment th 
 to get into t 
 tan light of, 
 a greatmin 
 Goods, if n 
 diligent Wa 
 ThcKea 
 is, bccaufe 
 man, for ev 
 Kogiies do 
 Commodity 
 Heads of tl 
 Women are 
 Husbands F 
 tunity to wl 
 at very gooi 
 But our 
 ftormy Sea, 
 were after a 
 we were mt 
 a folcmn Cc 
 Ions, rifling 
 and this not 
 out Perfons 
 Ijcrs of Slav 
 dingly they 
 about two o 
 wc had mad 
 "ot make th 
 they turn'd tl 
 with the Raj 
 Houtcs beinj 
 iig'd to piotc 
 r> goodServ 
 let is as tci 
 ilimndsto a 
 
 wrufliy of 
 v^oTcn. 
 
Lihli ^Chap. X. 
 
 J roubles and Stirs rais'dby the Javans, <S^c 
 
 71 
 
 latc, mean. 
 Ami .IS ilws 
 DC H.iciso" 
 .It Ic.ilt Ncn 
 
 tlir uiiJcr i;,T''.'. 
 Hc.ui< tiici 
 r ot Hoi'ii- 
 ctlicii H;r.i 
 1 ilif I'rov^." 
 
 , i-s,',i\ uli.iir 
 R'llicy 111 II. t 
 o when ilit-\ 
 tlu-y fell:.:. 
 tluMii. liur 
 any wlicvr, 
 .) moil', tlK'ir 
 li.iiit.tm, ul'i 
 Lawsoi t!u' 
 
 in ilic K.iiig ' 
 
 Cts (Jilt ot li''. 
 
 Fal/hood 
 
 ■ (;oi togciiici 
 .ucli, aiul M- 
 ;br.liuls ilicui- 
 IV ml oviril'l\c> 
 jplc , tliai uc 
 ic tiio it lelt : 
 I Mifchitt, or 
 hem coruimi- 
 maiiv Bir^U ol 
 gfxd limt to 
 
 jiulcnt i'l the 
 
 10 Creature ii> 
 
 til-.- C'oiiiplc- 
 
 lall t'.iiii^ '.vuli 
 
 Wl- ll.ui, .111.1 
 
 s Mo.lellyat 
 if Impudence 
 1 examine thi- 
 ts, to Ice how 
 if they cou'd 
 y Faies. And 
 ominualPain'* 
 own Defcme, 
 feveral Ui 
 which is tin- 
 
 happcn'd, feme of the Suffer CK bcin^ in Debt to us, they 
 
 
 larmsthaK 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 4 
 ■I 
 
 4 
 
 RiuJ Nine y, D i« '. 
 ..iliiiiralM'i'- DxrtS'" 
 ■alrart.,fthe'/-:: 
 laiuls, and he 
 icr.i! i having 
 iriitics at Sea, 
 ion. 
 
 L-ipalFavilorS; 
 irn'd from her 
 .1,'. 
 
 ther with the 
 . new Offici-r^ 
 
 not yet Ui.;i 
 .'^ppllca!.ll'n 
 il Were, thi; 
 LMS) he order d 
 
 that we hail .k 
 
 ih'd ovirHoul'c 
 
 •d, ly tl.c kf> 
 ,,\iic there, in 
 
 L.odei by Fire, 
 .■nam .Vi-v'/' ; 
 L/ i«r/f Hoiife~, 
 
 fign ; and ai :; 
 h.v.- 
 
 were by that m'T.r.s totally difabled from paying, 
 
 But the f.ccccding Month wc had like to havcfuftain d 
 a far gr.atcr prejudice than the former: for h.iving 
 broucl.c out levcral Pncks of Goods to nr, oncof thcic 
 7.n.-,« Birds fet Fire lo a Houfe juU by i- . ; but wc dilco- 
 vcrd it fcon enough, to prevent the intended Mifchiet, 
 and had the Ador of it laid dole in Irons for his pains. 
 The tri.th on't is we cou'd hardly cn er lie at reft, or do 
 any thing free from difturbame by thcfe People : "Iwas 
 ourCultomat Night, when we fct the Watch, to (iiig .i 
 Pfalm together, in which Hxcrcilc we had once like to 
 have had our Brains kncck'd out, and the Hi"'te it lelf, 
 as wc thought, Katdown, by .1 Company of thofe Rakes, 
 which were got together into a Yaal by us, and poured 
 great Stones lo fait in at the W'imlows upon us, that hap- 
 py wai he ihat cou'd get out of the way. 
 
 ' Bi.tthey were not the only Inemies we had lo do with, 
 ftho' confulcring what larbarous ones they were, they 
 were bad enough; for we began to difiover fome under- 
 ;-,rfiii> ofminiiig Practices of the lUll.ui.ics againlf usj who tho" 
 '■""'•" they cavned it with a fair Fare of Fricndlhip outwardly, 
 yet by lome falfe and degrading Stories whiih they rais'd 
 of us, niaile it manifelk , that thfy bore us no hearty 
 Good Will. 
 
 '1 he new Protedor too, pretended a great deal of kmd- 
 nefs towards us ; but he was a gre.it Madcrof Uiiiiiiiula- 
 tion .ind hlaitcry, and did it only to wheedle a Sum of 
 Money out ot iiv. 
 
 But neither did all thofe that wer-- Enemies to us, agree 
 
 very wtll amongil thimfelves : For a we and the j.un.i 
 
 were always at l).Tggcrs-dravv, lb did the C'/.i'i/c/.- and l.r 
 
 ii-.tii perpetually wrangle, and the Duch often Icuflle 
 
 with tlieni iHjth ; lo that between one lidc and the oiher, 
 
 I there was e\erlalting Scolding and Contention. 1 lio' the 
 
 \ truth of it is, the b t / , by their umivil Carriage, and 
 
 ^ lotfe dilbrJerh wav of liwng, did procure themfelvcs 
 
 far more trouble and enmity than they neeJed to have 
 
 dune ; and at the fame tiiiie make the Chriilian Name 
 
 \ery odious ainonglt thofe Heathens, who ought to have 
 
 had better Hxampks of the Purity of it fct before their 
 
 Eyes. 
 
 But as if wc had not Plagues enough in J.ifo, and E- 
 
 " remies fuflicient to excrcilc our Venue there, wc had, 
 
 Seftcmber the Fifth, a new Sett that came from the Iflc of 
 
 Ltr^m Lnmfcn, in tha Strcights of StitiiU. to torment us. "Tis 
 
 linn ri 10 true, they came upon the feoie of the old Enmity and 
 
 ' '■^^ '""" Grudge between them and the "Javmi ; but wc being 
 
 there at that time, had a Iharc in the trouble as well as the 
 
 rclt. 
 
 Thefe People are fo like the J.f.mt, that they are hardly 
 to I e known from them ; and this is an advantage to them 
 in their Ueligns of Mil'ehicf and Revenge, lime they of- 
 ten pal's for the Natives of the place, and fo fcape the Pe.- 
 nilhmcnt they wou'd otherwlle meet with : 1 heir way is 
 to get into the Hoi'fts, and cut off the Heads of all they 
 can light of, as they did by feveral at that time ; and had 
 a great mind to have had fome of ours too, at leait our 
 Goods, if not our Heads, tho" wc prcv cnccd them by our 
 : diligent Watch. 
 
 The Reafon why they arc for a Spoil of Heads fomuch, 
 is, bccaufe the King gives them the Reward of a Wo. 
 man, for every Strangers Head they bring him ; and the 
 Rogues do very often cheat their King in this fort of 
 Commodity, by opening the Graves, and cutting off the 
 Heads of them that arc newly buried. But the ^avAn 
 Women arc fo kind, as to fiipply them with fome of their 
 Husbands Heads fometimes, which they take the oppor- 
 tunity to whip off when they are aQeep, and they fell them 
 at very good rates to the Lnmfonti. 
 
 But our Milcrics and Dangers (like the Wa\esof a 
 ftormy Sea, rowling in one upo', the back of another) 
 were after a very fliott interval, revived again : For now 
 we were inform'd by fome of our Friends, that there was 
 a folcmn Combination made, for the dcftroyingour Per- 
 fons. rifling our Houfcs, and fwallowing up all wc had ; 
 and this not by the more fordid rakilh part ot the Country, 
 but I'erfons of Figure and Power, who had great num- 
 bers of Slaves to alfift them in the Defign. And accor- 
 dingly they did encompafs the Houfe, andmarch'd round 
 about two or three times ; but feeing the Illuminations 
 Wc had made, and the good Guard wc kept, they durif 
 lot make the attempt. However, being frultratcd here, 
 they turn'd their .'Vrms upon the Chincfe, and aflaulted them 
 with the Rage and Fury of lo many Devils ; and their 
 Houfes being at that time full of our Goods, we were ob- 
 liged to piotciif and Uand by ilicm ; and wc did :hcm ve- 
 ry good Service with ourGuns : For the finging of a Bul- 
 let is as terrible to a ?(«i en, as the Cry ot a Pack of 
 tlounds to a poor frightful Hare. But Itill, of all the A- 
 
 • moft fearing ' 
 
 confounded u' 
 of Fire : The fear of it had made lucn an imprcilion up- 
 on us, that that very word pronounc'd in the Night, tho" 
 with a loft whifpcr, wou'd frighten us out of our .Sleep, 
 and make us run to our Arms. 'Twas fo common a Ca- 
 lamity in the place where we were, and had fo often thrcat- 
 ned us, that the horrible Idea was always frelh in our 
 Minds, and ready to prclent it lelf upon all Ocealions. 
 Yet tho" the '1 own was hred no lefs than live times in the 
 Iparc of three Months, and the 'jiw/ins play'd all the 
 I ricks imaginable, to drive the Flames down upen us, 
 Providence rdering it lb. th.it the Wind generally fa- 
 vourd us, we liap'd the Ruinc they plotted to incolve 
 uf; in. 
 
 But the fly and crafty Proceeding of the lUttcrJiri was .si^ Pnaictt 
 not the leait of our Troubles, under all the other ill Cir- ot iIk-'"'.'- 
 cumftanccs that attended us: For they having at their" '"" 
 lirft coming into iliufe parts, made bold to ul'urp the 
 Name of i\n^J:/h-iiini, and pretending all along I ehind 
 our backs, that they were really of that Country, had by 
 that means fo poflcis'd the common People, that they con- 
 founded them and us together, and belicv'd us to be nil 
 one Nation. And by this means they run us into a great 
 deal of danger; f r they being generally of fo rude a Be- 
 haviour, lo apt to affront and abufe the Cointry Pei ['Ic ; 
 and doing all thi. under the Notion and Ch.ir.idcr of 
 En^l:P:-m;ii, thcv iiiteiis'd the Mobb aga.nit us to that 
 degref, that we had ^rcat reafon to feat, we fho.i'd tcel 
 the i'rilds of ilie:r Rage and Fury ; that we fl.ou'J 
 chance to pay foire of the Scores the) had contraiitcd ; 
 and that tho' the jiretcnded i:):!^::/l:-mcn had committed 
 the Climes, yet the true a-id real ones wou'd go near to 
 fuffer for't : For matters were come to that pals, that we 
 couVt not walk the Streets nor go into the Market, but 
 the People wou'd be M in an \iproar, curling and railing 
 at us birterly ; tho' all the while they meant the //c/'.:; - 
 Icrs, and intended all thefe coarfe Complements Rr 
 them. 
 
 1 
 
 wiuelty of 
 
 To prevent the mifchief therefore that might follow ][j'^jj^^|'f 
 upon this Miftake, fo induftrioufly propagated by the uivci tiora 
 HilUudcrt, and for ever to diftingui.'h our felves from •''"''• 
 them, Sm ember the Seventeenth, cur Qticcn's Coronation- 
 Day, we fet up St. George's Banner upon our Houfe, dif- 
 charg'd our Ordnance and Small-lhot, and raarch'd up 
 and down with our Drum, and the little Mufter of Men 
 we cou'd make, in Scarfs of White and Red Taffata. 
 The Reafon of this Ceremony we told to all the People 
 that came about us : And when they ask'd. Why the /•,>.- 
 glijh at the other Houfe did not do the like, (by whom 
 they meant the Dutch) we :old them. They were not E>:- 
 f^Hjk-mcn, but of another Country, and under another 
 fon of Go-, crnmcnt, and had abus'd both us and them, in 
 making thcfe Pretences they had ir.ade. By this ineans 
 wc were ever after diiliniflly ki.nwn from them, and the 
 People began to difcover pub>ickly their different Senti- 
 ments of us : Now ihe very Children wou'd run after us 
 in the Streets, crying, O.inl-ngrce, S.yl- , U't:n lUllmdtt 
 h.hnJ : Ihc V.ngHjh are good) and the Ml.wdeit (tark 
 naut:ht. 
 
 Our Troubles and Confufions were fo many, and fo 
 very frequent, that Trade went on but dully , and the 
 Year was fpent without any Matters of great Importance 
 done that way. 
 
 The Duich Ships came in and out fo often, that we 
 were oblig'd to make what haltc we could to buy rp all 
 the Pepper that w as good and falcable, which was not to 
 be gotten neither in any great Qjiantities : For the Chir.ejc Dwtk chat, 
 thofe honclt and fair-dealing People) had got a way of '='*.'''^''" 
 miiing Dirt and Water with th'-ir Pepper, to help fpin S"" bujU.. 
 out the Commodity a little farther ; and this Tralhoffepper. 
 went off very well with the Diitcl , for they were con- 
 ftant Chapmen, and fo greedy of Trade, that they refus'd 
 nothing almolt that was fct to Sale. Let the Wind blow 
 out of what Quarter it wou'd, it brought fome Ship or 
 other of theirs for Pepper ; infomuch, that the People of 
 Bi-.ntam, altonifli'd with the Quantities they fwallow d up, 
 jceringly ask'd them. Whether they beat Pepper into the 
 Monar and Plaiftering of their Houfes, to keep them 
 warm, in order to fave Firing. But the treth on t is, a 
 Houfe may be heated, and that to a very offenlive dc- ^gcBtt of 
 gt ce too, by the meet Steams of the Pepper, where there's tiw Htit of 
 a good Stock of it : And we found by our own ty.rcri- Off- 
 ence, that feveral of our Men were very much diforder'd 
 In the hot fuffocating Fumes arillng from thence, in the 
 rioufc where we us'd to Mill and Shute our Pepper. 
 
 1 hus this Year pafs'd over us, which had brougJrt a- 
 long with it fuch a Train of Milcr.cs and Perplexities, 
 that one might reafonably ha\ c hop'd the Scene wou'd 
 now change, and Fortune look with a more favourable 
 " Countenance upon us for the future. But the New Year 
 
 * began 
 
 
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 V*. D. uo*. * bep.-in as utiromioitably as the Old had ended ; andtlir 
 lirll Scent'"; were hardly any thing but Mnnher, Fire, 
 W'.irs, Plots, and damnalik Intripius : We had lirlt ot 
 all, the AlHit'Hd?! of loling more of oiir Company, and 
 being ndiie'd to a \ery fniall nitmlicr, fothar of the I'a- 
 tftors tliat were left for thcle Farts, we were now but two 
 in that Qiialiiy, and i\o moic than ten in all. Our Truie 
 had a conliderable Bank, by the <iiarne!s an.l fearciry of 
 Kia!«, and the thcapnefs of Caihics ; foi- upon this ac- 
 count wc cou d not vent a piece of Sturt at half the value 
 that it went otf at at our lirlt conung. Jiiit thefe were 
 luiall things in coinparifin nf nurl'ucceed r.g CalanviKS; 
 for we nanowly elcap'd lohng oiu' fehcs, Houle and all 
 niir Wares and. bunuture, an<l that at one llroke, by the 
 'I'reachery and Helli;h Contrivance of fonie of our Neigh- 
 bours. 
 
 A Cnie nf tiiefc Villains hnd tarried a Mire quite 
 under the boiindation ot our Hnufe . and thiir Delicnbe- 
 tM///kHj.u. ing to oprn tlunilelves a way into the warihoiile, iiie 
 JJi'i.irdinp of v\huli liiiuler'd and llnppM tlicm ; not I'cing 
 able at once tn cut their way through, lx-c.iiifethe\ might 
 pollibly lia\e been dilcovei'd at iheir Work, thev icfolv'd 
 111 atcouplilh It by bire, whiih wou'd clear the palliige, 
 and n.ake no noile. But by ili.u t.nic the Fire had burnt 
 through ilic I'laiiks, and got to the Mats ami Packs, ot 
 which the \\'aiihc)i.le was full, it raisM In terrible a 
 Sitioak, and dittusM f.ich a Scer.t all about, th.it the Mif- 
 ih;ef iiu;c'k1\ betray'd it felf, and gave us the .■Mann. And 
 under the Coniiuct of a la\ oui able I'rov idem e, we made 
 lliilt to put a llop to ilie progrei's of it, and ililcovering 
 where it iiad its RilV. wuh all the Depth-, of the I'lot, we 
 lock efledual Care to prevent the return of tl-e Danger 
 mat threatncd us. 
 
 V-'e were Jo lucky too, as to difco\crand apprehend the 
 prinupal .Managers of this barbarous Contrivance, pcr- 
 liaps fome of the niol\ lullen, ilnbborn, and obdurate 
 Wrctchi'S. that ever th.it Country bred, but as they 
 Jlicv. d nothitg of Pity, fT common Hutnanit) to us, lo 
 we li.^d no Mercv at all on them, but with the I'rce Con- 
 ici.t of the Cio\ eminent execute J them, and that in a ver\ 
 le\ere and exemplary manner. 
 
 And the truth out is, as we endcavour'd to carry it in 
 
 the moil )ult, equal, and inotfcniive manner that we 
 
 toii'd, towards thefe I'eople, and were ready to do their. 
 
 K'.ndneire.s, when they were any thing tolerable ; lb we 
 
 ne\ er failM to make them feel the lifieilts r,f our Ind:gn.i- 
 
 tion and Kefiiitmei.t, when they ga\e i;s a juit and I'lilli- 
 
 cicnt I'roNOC.uii 11 thcieio. 'lobe fine, they never iidlt a 
 
 good Baftir.g f.r ilielr li:tle pilfering 'I'ricks, if we caieh'J 
 
 THr r»x/.j(. them in the lad : But as tor the mor.' Hauling Ouirages 
 
 ".'n'lo? they loir.cl'.n.cs ccir.mitie.i upon us, we c-.iher woeiided 
 
 l.,int(!,ingihi- theuitlAeieiy, i.r as it happon'd, loir.eiiiiics kiU'd them 
 
 Jjva-ij. J ., ,, jI,^, |j,„\^ ,„■ cife h.id tiKiu cxeceiul in a n.ore for- 
 
 n.al way , for a 'I'ei lor to others. 
 
 But hardly any Nation dared i.ikethe I ibert> wetook ; 
 and we cou'd it.ib a jf-i;<i'i at a much cheaper rate than a 
 Ou:c:-m.i>i cou'd give a Box on tl;e tar. ^ I this vv.is a 
 common Oi fervatii n amung all ilie be, .gners at «^,.. 
 mm, and the matter <.f their veiy great wonder tx), that 
 that'dcfperate, rough, unmanageable People, ll.ou'd Hand 
 fo much in awe f.f us as they did, and lii tamely endure 
 the Corrcdioii we gave them for their Vill.inics. Ihcy 
 ha. e often laid (uhr.i they have fcen us doing Juliicc up- 
 on iliofe Fellows', That 'twas hardly ever known, that 
 any ;y<!;.^" was fo much as llruck in {tnnt^ni, before we 
 c.imclhithirj and that we in doing it, did that which 
 none durlt pretend to but our fclves. 
 
 ln.',f.-.™n- the Tow n being accidentally fired, ihc 
 Upper-work of our three Houfcs was entirely confumcd, 
 to orr very great danger, colt, and troul le : For now wc 
 were la.d open to all the tnemies th.-.t h.xd any Inclination 
 to aticiv.pi us; .ind 'twas very proliable, ih.it ihcy who 
 had fo o!tcii fought to make their way into ov.i Houle, 
 iiowthcFiivhad madeit to their Han.l.s, wou'd nor fail 
 to enter. However, the /J.-'™ being in better Circum- 
 itanccsthan we (as having I'eap'd the bad Etfeds of the 
 Fiie, IcniusaltrengihofMcnio puard our (Joods; this, 
 toeeihev with fome ( f the King's OiTiccis, which were al- 
 fo'order'd to attend us in th.at c.ttreiiuty, was fufficicnt 
 for our Security, nil we had rcpair'd our Buildings, and 
 lodothe D;.fc'' Jidticc, wc mull own that (the M.attcrs of 
 r.w, K,n,l. -j.j,^jj, j;,,. _.,|;j^,^ j„ ^,j,ich they are apt to undermine, and 
 pradile agamlt their Rivals) tliey were in all other Cafes 
 ve.-y much our Friends, dileovei'd a Generous Pity and 
 Concern fur us, in any Misforti-ncs, and were ready to 
 contribute co our aihllanee and relict. 
 
 Towards the latter end of the Year, wc were altoge- 
 ther employ'd in providing a Qjiautity cf Pepper, againlt 
 the tune our Ships came in Irom i.y.yUn.:, which now we 
 began to louk very impatiently t'T, and wyh'd foinc 
 
 happy G. lie wou'd lend to us with as nmcli fpci . as cou'd 
 be. 
 
 'Twas not long before our Dcfires wore .insfied, and A.ln. r^ 
 we had the chearful fight of our Evfjlfh Ships coinirg into """''<"■ 
 theRo.-id: Tismie, both they, "and we rrx), wercini^rV' 
 umnmtort.nbleCircutnltances, bv real'on of iheSickncN, 
 and dying Condition of niimv of our Men; bin \a h.-;' 
 ving been (o lung coiulemnci! to b.irbarnus Fac'ts and 
 M.inners, to meet wiih our Couniry-nun was a Rifrelf-. 
 ment, tho' it h.ul been but to Ice, .md rluii di.' rngciher. 
 1 h's was Dn-m' . zi. ' ' 
 
 The lad Da,- of tliat Mi iiih, cur .^dii.iral vvenr .ithoiL 
 Willi all the Company, that Sitknels wou'il give lev.', e to 
 attend him, to wait upon the King, and deliver the Let- 
 ter .iml I'refcn-s now brought from" lj:v!nrd. l hefe were 
 lent in the Name of 1 ii,s' Mnjelly Kii'ig 'irm.-s the Firlt, 
 thin lip. , I the Throne, our glorious clueen having letc 
 tirs World lonu- time before ; ilio K.w s of her De.ith "ro- 
 ducii « a no Ids i;cncral Mourning abroad, ;hnn the .Acti- 
 ons o lurl.ife had .Adiriratii nai'ul Kllecm. 
 
 '1 h • Prefent ronlilted of a large I'afon and Twer, two k T.m,,' 
 lair Sta,,diiig-Cups, and Ibmc Spoons, all of Siher, gui't ; W.i.rnV 
 (i.xMusvets, with iheir Furniture : which the Kinc'verv ''"■ '''«'" 
 kindly rerciv'd. '' ' ^'■"'■"'' 
 
 All the principal Officers of the Court were prd'enrcd 
 too by the Admiral ; we liav ir.g found bv many I'..\-piTi.. 
 cnces ih.it G;fts in the H.tnds of thefe topping Alcn, ar 
 of very great .idv.mtage, and have a peculiar Inllieniv 
 iipin the Suctep ol Hunnefs, wluiiever we have icealloii 
 tomakeufe of their Imerelt. Helides, ihe prifent iving 
 being a Minor, and cnnfeqiuitly entirely under ilieMo\e- 
 nientot Courtiers, by whofe Kycshelinv, and by whole 
 Motions all his were form'ii ; not to kt thcin right, h.td 
 been to negled the princ pal Springs, epnn wlu.-fe favou- 
 rable Motions, all the hai-py FLvenis ct ciir A.-i.c:-, di- 
 peiided. 
 
 By that timcthcAdmiral had been with us ;i::.t'L'whi!e,.Trd 
 wc h.ad debated all necclfarv Poinrs.v. c i -uiie lo liiis Rub- 
 lution concerning tlie future dilpolii' of tl:,.- Ships we hait 
 here, vl-^. that two of them ihoula l;e dilpatdi'd to the 
 M-.hacr.ci ; ,ind the other two ll.oii'il take in :!ic Ladin" of 
 Pepper we h.ad gotten, and lb go for /.,.''.■ ■..'. " 
 
 _ Accordingly Jr.nu.-.n ^\\q. Fighteeniii'*, the two Shius • ^p • 
 IctSail for theAM„-,rt-j, and the liles of B^....'-, inba'dT^ s',, 
 cile enough, for want of (trong and healthy Men • but '"""""' 
 the others that were bound homewards, (wha^ by the 
 Ills ct their Captains and M.iltcr, and of a conlider.ible 
 number cl ilieromindi Sailors) being thereby roduc'd to 
 great Strats tor .Men, wire detaiii'.l f.'li M'rc',> the Fourth. 
 
 ^cyac-Tu-^rv 
 
 Ne:-hcr co'i'd th.'y ih.n iiave rot out u; on that vc 
 count f.ich liavock had the Diltcmpers of ll-.y-r.ui m.adc fV 'f:~i 
 of our Company), it' wc had rut hiicd a Sett of Guzc-'"'^'' ■ '' 
 ratis, and i r:>.rjj Sailors, to aOilt in the Voyage, to our'"'*'''^' 
 very great coll and charge. And now we'had ftlio" a- 
 gainlt our Will<) a p-eitv long Vacation from all Matters 
 ot 'I'lade and Bulinels. the whole Country almoll beini; 
 taken up, in Preparations for the Triumphs and Shews, 
 ihat ufually attend the Ceremony of the King's Circiim- 
 cilii II. 
 
 The firft Scene that entenain'd the Fyc? of vhc Speda- tIx r .j 
 tors (and whidi is indeed bur preparatory to th • relt), is «■'»■'■■" 
 a lofty Pageant, brought out into the Green bi 'ore''' .'" ,'.;7'' 
 Court-g.ite, i;i which are pl.ic'il three Chairs of .State, tliesiiU' ■ 
 middlemoit, and m.od rais'd, tbr the King; the otheri^J"- 
 two for the next Heirs to the Crown. 
 
 All round the Rails that cncomj'afs the Green, arc plac'd 
 the King's Guards, both Shot and Pikes, to the number 
 of Six hundred, or more; and here they entertain the 
 People with Martial Lxercilcs, for fevcral Days togethei, 
 b.foie His Majefty appears. 
 
 And at this time, having an opportunity to make a 
 more nice Obferv.atir,^ of their Oifeipline ani! Fnrnitu.-e, 
 It may r.ot l)c amil's to add a few Kcinarks to that purl 
 pile. 
 
 1 he ^f.ir.n Soldiers, when they ftand d-awn up in a ., 
 Body, aieregularly placed in Files, according to the Me-, ';.''-' 
 thod us'd in other pans of the World ; but when they 
 march, they don't obfervc the ufual ways cf going lo ma- 
 ny Men a-bicalt, but march one by one in a tingle 1 ine, 
 carrying their Weapons bolt upright. Their Pikes are to- 
 lerably good i but they are very unskilful in the M.mage- 
 mcnt of FireWVrms t And tlicrefoic to Grau' tins Soleir.- 
 nity the more, the Proiedor borrow d Shot both if i:» 
 and the l)u:ch. 
 
 1 heir Drums arc hitgc great Pans, made of a fort of 
 Metal ihcy call i.mhif^-, and yield as plealant a Nolle 
 as one may imagine a I'omdgc-pot, or lito Bottom tf a 
 good founding 'I'ub v/ou d do. 
 
 j 'Hieir ordinary Colours Jo ret'einble ours, bet their 
 I.SviiHlards and Ancient, dittermuth ; Fof the St'-.H c.t -he 
 
 At:- 
 
 Ancient is v 
 
 from whcnc 
 
 breadth, hat 
 
 to the other ( 
 
 After all 
 
 rcarancr as 
 
 hrought fort 
 
 tli« Or.ier tranncr)littii 
 
 ;4<iiit.siii,w. (Jure was car 
 
 I Pcing plac'd 
 
 ,'■' Show began 
 
 Firft a pai 
 
 which were 
 
 rais'd a N'nti 
 
 .V of iViulick, 
 
 t; Dr.ims. 
 
 •' .After ilieft 
 
 null, which 
 
 Fowls, parti 
 
 cnrioully dc: 
 
 Nature were 
 
 pea rn nee. 
 
 The next' 
 
 and Players : 
 
 Women. d:f 
 
 old Sruldier< 
 
 and fee that 
 
 Women had 
 
 were of an i 
 
 Rich and No 
 
 the Lords an. 
 
 always (Utch 
 
 rcuiony etthe 
 
 The Party 
 
 thofe great ? 
 
 and nt'endet 
 
 }: highelf Degn 
 
 % '1 hcle youn 
 
 'I and made the 
 
 'f Prelcnts at 
 
 * fpread upon I 
 
 I After this 
 
 i intermixed \ 
 
 , meantime tin 
 
 .^_ ,. parts of Adli 
 
 'r:^^* [libs bcfbrc , 
 
 Cuftom) irai 
 fortherichiii 
 nefs and linr 
 the Company 
 Firti: marc; 
 
 IlVVL.l '-^^ 1C 
 
 ry richAppai 
 
 Ficlcni. 
 
 1 Cttrrl; 
 
 gc 
 
 tirebv the R,( 
 About the R( 
 iilook'd as i 
 of it were 1 
 Green, and 
 fate feccral ii 
 and notwithf 
 as if they hac 
 torn there vv 
 n'bling the C 
 and fome fur 
 a Prey ; whi 
 made by the 
 ceiv'ii unlefii 
 cf our-- in w 
 to thelieatitil 
 Shares, prov 
 and I don't 
 Lords in J.:\ 
 pleas'd with 
 along with it 
 fes ofPiltcls 
 per ; and 'tis 
 was a King, 
 8 Reputation 
 Tin; Ihb of The Kinf 
 ji|c,;lrj'> (;,,„„, itiortly 
 
 make his Pre 
 remnny w'as 
 Magniticcnri 
 and the K'n| 
 were very ag 
 numerous, tl 
 things there 
 fcrve a mote 
 Betides m. 
 
 »i. 
 
Lib, n. 
 
 t . ,15 cou'd 
 
 tisfifd, and A,ln.:». 
 
 K), were in sj'. --. 
 lie S;i'Kncl<, 
 liiii ;a li.'^- 
 F.iiis nil J 
 s .1 Ki t'rrlf. ■ 
 i'-' rn(;ctlKi. 
 
 wont .ithori. 
 
 vcrtiic- l.ct- 
 1 iit'U- \vli^' 
 .■J rho l-'irlt, 
 li.l\ii:f^ IcU 
 
 UlTitll [>1-IJ- 
 
 mi the ACl'.- 
 
 ihcr, piii't jl'Kuni. 
 1^' King very- ;:H' 
 
 1 
 
 :hap.X. 
 
 Mmral Middleton attke Molucca's. 
 
 73 
 
 Ancient is very high, and lynds at the Top like a Bow, 
 from whence the Colours which arc hardly a Yard in 
 breadth, hanp down with a long Pendant. But to return 
 ■; tothcorherCircumftances of the Shows. 
 
 ' After all things were made ready to render the Ap- 
 
 ^ pcaraiicc as (U;clv as they could contrive, ihe King was 
 
 ■' liruiipjit f. nh ( tho' ine thoughts in foiiu-thing an indecent 
 
 'W Orier iiMnncr)(ittinf^ nitride upon a Man^ Ncck.and in that po- 
 ♦(.hcSiicw. (turcwascari'udupf HisChairot State in the P.igeant. 
 ^ Being placM, the lev m:!! Companies that Compcs'd, the 
 
 I Show began to let fo ward. 
 
 I (.j,!^ a p.-ircel of Si or, then the Pikes, in the midft of 
 
 ;.: which were ten or vwclve Tcmbagas, whiih being 
 
 ■' rais'd a >>'"tc each above the other, made that fun 
 
 of Mulick, more like ringing of BeKs th.in beating of 
 
 •\fter ilicfecamc a Con,, ,.ny of T.argctier^ and Darts- 
 men, which were follow '. by a fliow of Bealts and 
 Fowls, partly alive, and p:irtly tho work ol An ; biit (d 
 
 -Order : 1 here was one '^^ *'■"' 
 
 Creature is lomeihing Bcift. 
 
 $ 
 
 enrioully drne, 
 
 ai.d to much to the Life, that Art and 
 
 re pre fenrcil 
 
 
 
 any I'.xperi" 
 
 
 p Men, nr. 
 
 ■ '■']- 
 
 ar liifli ene^' 
 
 
 
 ne xcafioii 
 
 
 Tdfiit I^ing 
 
 
 cr the Ml" e- 
 
 
 ul by wholi- 
 
 
 n rlf lit, h.td 
 
 
 ivliofo favou- 
 
 
 
 r ArfriH di- 
 
 ''Vi 
 
 
 t'ewliile.nr.d 
 
 '.^ 
 
 
 lo this Rcfo- 
 
 ■i 
 
 
 ■ihips v.c had 
 
 ''^> 
 
 
 .U'li'd to the 
 
 
 
 I'.c Laairigof 
 
 
 l;e two Shiis '^^.p i 
 
 1 
 
 
 "...'.-, inba'd TwSi. 
 
 '^}- 
 
 
 yMenjbut'"^'""*''^ 
 
 'i 
 
 
 whar by the 
 
 4 
 
 Thtr.r'/.'l 
 
 tonlider.iblc 
 
 -ijrcfent. 
 
 ■"y rcd'.'c'd to 
 
 
 
 n the Fourth. 
 
 
 
 ha: very ac-T^.,,-,,. 
 
 M 
 
 
 f.!".V)» lr..ldcf>r Fr. jt. 
 
 •* 
 
 
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 N.itureweic very hardly tobe dilHngullli'd in th.i: Ap- 
 pearance, -r I I 
 The next w.is a crew rf Dancers, Vaulters, Tumbler-', 
 
 and Plaver'; ; at the Hee's of which advanc'd an Army of 
 Women', dilpos'd and led mi by fevcral grave motherly 
 oldSouldiers, whole bulinefs wa- to order the March, 
 and fee that every one kept their aiTigned Places. Thel'e 
 Women had their H.iiids all full of Prefents, but ftch as 
 were of an inferiour Ucgree ; for after them came all the 
 Rich aiid Noble Offerings made by the Courtiers, .and all 
 the Lords .tnd conlidcral-!e People of the Country ; who 
 always (fuch is the Culfom) prtfeni; the Khtg at the Ce- 
 remony cither cf a Coronation or Circumcilion. 
 
 The Party th.it brouchr up the Rear, were the Sons of 
 thofe great 'Men. that 'h.ul ma,de the Prefents drclfed 
 and .iner.dcd .-.ftcr the manner of the Cooiitry, to the 
 higlicfl Degree : if Pomp and Kravery. 
 
 '1 hffe young Nobles all came up to the King s P.agcanr, 
 and made their Reverencesto him, and then carting their 
 PrefcT.f. at is Feet, late down themlelvcs upon Mats 
 fpreaii upon the Grour.d forthat purpofe. 
 
 After this all the Mufick begins to ftrikc up, which is 
 intcrir.ixed with Icneral Volleys of Shot; and in the 
 mean time thcTumblers and Dancers perform their fevcral 
 pans of Adivity. and titc Martial-mea do all their Excr- 
 cifes before the' KinR. We alfo ( to comply with the 
 Cuftom) made our Prefeits to the King, which tho' t jt 
 fortherirhiicfsandcoftli.iefs, yet at lealV for the prctti- 
 ncfs and linrularity of it, was very grateful to him and 
 the Company, and it was brought .along in thisOider. 
 
 Firft march'd a couple of Javan Pikes.which were fol- 
 Icvvc. '-^- ic of the comlicrtBoys we cou'd pet dtcrt.in ve- 
 ry richAppuwV-fvrc '.!...-!.. ...ter them was brought upon 
 a rnrriagc a curious Pomegranate-Tree, taken up all en- 
 tire bv the Roots, and placed in a large h.indfomc Frame. 
 \bout the Roots were laid green Turfs of eanh, fo that 
 itiook'd as if it were fVill growing, and all the Branches 
 of it were laden with Fruit, ibme tul'.v Ripe, Ibme 
 Green, and lomcyet in the Bud. Amovft the Boughs 
 fate fevcral little pretty Birds.which we tai faftncd there, 
 and notwithftanding their confinement c lirp'd as merrily 
 asif they had been rambling in the ope. O.r. At the bot- 
 tom there were fevcral Milk wh' Coneys, that fite 
 n-blinp the Grafs and Plants tha grew upon the Turfs, 
 and fome furious Serpents, that look 'd as it going to feizc 
 a Prey; which though not Natural, were yet fo nicely 
 made by the C//nf/c, that any eye might have been de- 
 ceiv'dunlefs upon very good examination. This feenc 
 of our'- inwhich Art and Nature were both conlider'd.and 
 
 Beafts,which were bmught in th 
 
 Bcafl which they call ^iMmchnn. 
 
 bigger than aLicin,aiHl every wlui Toud and ltatcly;it has 
 
 a noble Skin, full of Red and •> hitc fpots, intermixed ■■" 
 
 with long black .Strakts. winch n.n cJown from the Back 
 
 cjuite under the Bell\. It is extidnly fierce and rave- ,,.„ 
 
 iKuis, and a very <tr.3ng and fpriphtlv Creatuie withal, ''>''■ 
 
 and will (wliicli I iia\cl-'ecn antye-witnef'i to) leap mors 
 
 than 1 8 Foot .tt cneiirple li.'tp alter a Prey. They are 
 
 very cften lum-.ed by the King atui Coirrt ; but conlidcr- 
 
 inp how ealie 'tis for a Crcaiiire that Junps at that rate, 
 
 to leap 1 pon a Man's I ack in the m d>lle of his Sport, it 
 
 lliouiu appear to be one of the nioft dangerous Games in 
 
 thcWorki : and ir lecir.s they do very of"tcn make a 
 
 Krcakfall vpon the [as aiis, vvlun thcy catchth^in ttragluig 
 
 our in the Woou«. 
 
 For works r.f Ait ptcrtnted at tliis lime, there was a 
 Giant cf jc Foot hieli, and a horr.ble Devilof much the 
 I'ameliz.". _ * 
 
 But the mciV enrerraining Page ant of all, was that of ii" J"'''''* 
 a Ciarden, adorned with a!l Ions of Plants and Flowers ; 
 in the middle of wiiicli was a lovely PotiH, where various 
 Icirus of Filhcs were to be feen pla\ ing about ; and belides 
 this, all the kinds of Filh both great and Imall which arc 
 known in tliolij Countries were brought in, either in Life, 
 or the pit per arritit ial Rt pref.ntations. 
 
 .Afcr all thefe-Siiows were over. His Majefty was carri- 
 ed ( upon a Frid.iy, which is their Sabbath ) in his own 
 Pageant to ChiTcli, and thcrj Circumcized according to 
 tli'-'irway. And now 'twas time for Sport and Diverlion 
 to give way to Trade a^d Btifinefs which on th; fe Occa- 
 li^nshad been long ncglechd ) to be reviv'd again. 
 
 In order to which (very happily) our Admiral came in- 
 to the Road Ju > tiie i4th from his Mcl:nc.i V'ovagc, hiv- 
 ing gotten a pood quantity of Cloves towards a lading, 
 we n it much doubting in a little tiir.e to f,rnillih:m 
 with the reft. And we had gone on in 'he Courle of 
 Trade ro much better purpnfe than we afciwards did, 
 if loiiic unhappy Differences with the l):itc! had nntgiven. 
 us a Difturbance. Many times before, i]uavrels had rifen 
 between us, butthings never came to that lixtreniity that 
 they did now, and in which porture they laftcd good paa 
 of the time of our ftav at B-ntAtn. They cannot them- 
 felves charge us as being the Aggrcllburs, fincc 'twas 
 manifeft to the whole City that they themfelvcs were fo, 
 
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 The fifft thing that gave occafion to our after rough ^^'11 '*/''* 
 handhngof :hem, w.as th» abufe of fomc of our Men, " 
 who came home bleeding to w, and by their Wounds 
 gave h.fficient Proof of the Violence the Dutch had ufed 
 towards tliein. I'pon this our Genera! ordered a fmall 
 Party to Arm themlelvcs, and go out into the Street to 
 give thole rude Fellows a little Coriedtion, which was fo 
 efl'eCf ually p,,rtoiiiied bv us, that tiie Streets were quickly 
 cle.ar'd of them, and they were oblig'd to retire to their 
 own Houfe. The Dk-.-A Merchants came C'l enquire into 
 the Reifon ot this Proceeding on our p.irt, but ur- 
 derrtandinp, that thcT own Men were the AlTailants, 
 they fccni'd to be calir, and we parted very good 
 Friends. But when this News came to Court they 8'-'"'"''° *"• 
 hsd lb little Til. y there, that when fume about the King ''^""' 
 told that foir.e of the Dut^i^ Men were killed, Anfwer 
 was made again. It had been no matter if they had all 
 gone the lame way. Yet all this palTed otf, and the 
 Frleii Jihip and gord Corre'.pondencc between us was as 
 great as cou'd be iiciired. The n..tch Merchants in\itcd 
 our whole Company to a Dinner, and ro People cou'd 
 undcrlVand cne another better than we did. 1 he Qi:ar- 
 rels alwa'iS begun am.ngft the rafcally underlin'r 
 People of Ixjth fides ; the better fort had more Scnce and 
 
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 to the beautifying of which, thcy contributed their fevcral Prudence than to fall our, becaufe their drunken Sailors 
 
 Shares, prov'd as Entertaining as any part of the lliow ; 
 and I don't know but we came off as well as the Ix-ft 
 1 ords in 7.^!'.^. In Ihort the King accented it, he was 
 pleas'd with k. and tho' other things of lome value wcMit 
 along with it (as pieces of rich Cloth and Stuff, and Ca- 
 fes ofPiiU'ls yet this beft futed his puerilcFancy andTcm- 
 per; and "tis no matter for his being but a Child, for he 
 w-asa King, ind that wasenough to give our Performance 
 a Reputation. 
 ,f The King of '^■K.-.rin a Tribuiary to h'm of Bvit.im, 
 came ihonly alter to do Homage tD his '^.ivereipn, and to 
 make his Prefents too upon the iVinc occalion. This Ce- 
 remony was performed with a prejt deal of State and 
 Magni'ticence on the part Kith or the King that received, 
 and the Kuig tli.ar did Homage. The Shows prefeiited, 
 were very ai'.reeable and iine, the Guards and Attendance 
 numerous, the Prefents coftiy and valuable ; but iome 
 things there were w hich being extraordinary" tO us, de- 
 fcrve a more p.aniculir Mention. 
 Bcfidcs many ftrange forts of Fowls, and as many of 
 
 went together by the Ears. 
 
 Scpt:mbcr ud our General fem to Compliment the 
 Diiich Admiral lately arn\cd at tips place from the Illcsof 
 B.tm/.i, and this very Day on which the CiviUties were 
 at the higliert, thcSqt_.abl'!e< and Feukis were unhappily 
 fo too. Themifchicf was begun by a drunken D«fe/j AntwQuir; 
 Man, whom, if his Liquor had laid up f.ilt aflcep in "■' "»"^r!<-'<l 
 theRack-houle, it had been bet'er both for us and them. rn*bo"b"" 
 OurCii-neral was fitting at the Dcxjr difcor.rfng withaiU-*- 
 Man of foine Faihion, when this Gentlcran of the 
 Kcthc -'.ii:,!s comes bv prrtiv well blown up with 
 the Fumes of the Rack, that the World f cm'd to go 
 round in his Head, and being n.-j liii,ill Fool in it in 
 his own Conceit; he \ cry fairly ci'mes lo take his pl.icc 
 . ccordingly, and lb claps down upjn the Bench bcrween 
 tli?Gcneral and the other Perfon. The General to exprcfs 
 hiididikc of this l.iucy faimliar'.t'.-, pa\e hiiu ., B'lxon 
 the Far andpufhd him awav, which his Company i-- 
 I folvcd not to put up, pref-ntly drew their Knives and 
 pablet and came Hedoring about the Gate in a malt fu- 
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 Dutch Mmrds Civility, &C. 
 
 rioiis manniT. B^-in(;ih«slxfifpM,(mr Men were olilij^'il 
 in ciiilcavoaru) riili- ir, ami fo lucakin;; om upon ilum, 
 ai'uT .1 Ihort .iiiil lli.iip ilifputc, iliL' /)«/;■/' pr\vc ['.nnuul, 
 aiul r.t'rc.i f: r ll'.c'tc.- ro tlv.iroM plnco ilio KaJ.-lionli.- ; 
 hitl'iT Men uiirliH-il tlu'in, ami rho' they li.nl 
 
 foriiriotl t,,.ni('e!ve.s, jec we liirll i",u'n ilie Di.dis, ami 
 h.iviin; ile.ilt Inme Wows amoni; tliein, lroii('lit aw.iy 
 liinie i'r fdiKTs to our (Jcmval. B' t we wore qiiiekly 
 K-fei liy aiioilicr party oi" tin in, wiincaine totlic o'.lier'i 
 refeiie. an, 1 now ilie pi-int was trxiUiy Club law ajiain, 
 nml liic broken pieee« of Pikes, HaU>erd'i and Fapj'ot- 
 Rxlis flew about tlie Streets likewilii. 'Iliis lior \Vork 
 iriitiniieil as lonj; as the other party thciij^ht fir to Hay by 
 ir, Init thty iliil not nM\ to tlie Rack hoiife now, but to 
 tiieirovM I Ini.fe, wliich was in no [Xin};er ( t' beinj; broke 
 open. 'I he irinli cn'i is, tlij ConUilicn anil Noii'j was 
 i',reat,ai',tl fonie IVf o,! ilieil ol loth (Lie-^.tho' \h^r thai was, 
 eanie n oftlv iVoni broken Pates, there bcini; no bliarts 
 piere'il, or ('i^liescl.-.ni'cr -.ily uMnrleii in tins rneoiin'cr. 
 ■| ho' lis cerLA^n t'lcy .ibto'iuelv co'icl'.uleil up n the Ruin 
 ft iisall, an>l oiu' ot ihcir Kiiitio'is Ship-inailcrs went 
 al'out tVom Sh'p to Ship, to rail'e Company and pr.noke 
 thcni to i.ind their whole f ree iij'on us. .■^nd they had 
 at tli.tt time leveii Hem >hip in the Road, and we but 
 two, I'othat the ,? ::v;), th upjr ns next kin to Ma^l-nie;' 
 lo pretend lo Hand vponthele Terms with ;hc /i./.\''i that 
 had fo t'o:nid.ib'e a Power at iha" time at li ,••(.' "»■. 
 
 A.ul ill • Bnilnefs was carred I'l tar an:oni;ll them in 
 th' Iv' ret, ili.At Orders were .iCt ally (tiven to kill all tl'.e 
 /:• ;'',■/.'.■ tiiey eorld liidit ol' eiilier .i-.SIiip-board or ail,oar ; 
 which iiotwithlbindin;.! wo'i'd not have been loea'ily put 
 in Hxec'ti-n, litue wehac' a eonlider.-dile Force ot Men, 
 at lealt V.v li as woa'd b'l.nlit hitdy, and 'aic Kxperi iiees 
 h.id tancl-i us th.i! oer. bneniies were nor Inviniible. 
 Hu^ we are eirtain {vihether ilie\'li .leknowleilce i' or no 
 tliat the- were rrearly beholdinj; to us tor letiini; tjiem 
 lom? oif at fo iheap a rate as tliey ibd in the lall Battle, 
 tor 'iw.isni.mitelH; in o.:r Power to have i\v. d'X a };rear 
 number of them, and th,- IVood of all ilie /••'::,'■')•'' waslo 
 throu'.'.'ilv iVirred at tint time, that if_ onr Cleiur.il had 
 given I uc die lead W( nl to that piupole, it Iiad infal'ibly 
 been dor.c. 
 
 At the latter o id of the bulinef', the Unt.l' Admiral 
 came with all his Company towards our Honfe, and was 
 jiiet by ours in like manner .tttended. When the matter 
 
 was fairly Hated and opined to him, he was (o tar trom 
 raking the part of his own Men, that he highly com- 
 mended what ours had done: And whereas fome of Ins 
 Unieers objeilled, That we eouiplaind, but their tide 
 bore .•'II the Blows, as mipht appear b) their broken Heads 
 .and ShoMlders: He replied, Ihat ihey were rightly 
 Icrv'd, and tor the liiturc llould be made to prailtifc bet- 
 ter breeding. 
 
 'I his worthy Commander and orr /ri. ;;/,'/?,' Cencral li.tJ /),i., , ; 
 all this while ,i perfet!! good undgrltanding of one anotluT, '■"<■•' i ' 
 and lo likewile all ihe th.t.r and /■',-;////.• Merchants and ^'™"" 
 Otticers 111' (,k Hands a' d parted in .I'very friendly man- 
 ner. And atierwards by mutual KalUngs and bntcrtain- 
 nients, we cndeavoiir'd on both fides to paiwade each 
 oilier as niuch .as was poiiible, tli.u we were heartily rc- 
 concil'd. 
 
 Several Fires happen'd in the Town befoie wc cou'd m .k ■•«. 
 get .away. One oi' them ainioll deltroyed the Diit J' "■""'<■ 
 lloule, the I'lanit coming upon it wiili tl'.e Adv antagc of 
 iliL- Wind ; and ours tho' out of iIul Danger, yet was not 
 nrel'erved without a pro ligious deal of 1 abnir and Trou- 
 I'le. Twicctlic7.::.o,'i ; tiiofe everiaftiiig Incendiaries ^ 
 brought us into the extremity of Danger, ami as ot'teii 
 did we by the Blellinp of Fleaven, an i the unwearied 
 care of our Men. eliape li . Mifery tliey deligned tor 
 lis. 
 
 Tli>!e pople are a-. troi,.,;v,;)inc while they live, as 
 
 i!'.,y are bold, obdurate and dar:ng whciuhey arcto Uie. 
 
 'I li, y cmint it the gre.iielt Glory to receive the faial Siroke 
 
 w idiom any marks i f l-'car or inw.-.rd Rcluclaiicy : And 
 
 e. rMiiilv 'hey do iti this as I'aras tispoMil ' 
 .. I r. i> , ..I . - t ' 1 .■ 
 
 Lib. II |chap.XI. 
 
 , , - forb'k'lliaiid 
 
 r.',rr<! t 'do, m:,.\ lomePei.ple can't be lei's ccncerii'd at the 
 :gof their Nails, than thele r i.,i«j are (to the live 
 
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 a' ihe lol.'ng of iheir Head'-'. "J his we had particular 
 C'l'ponuniiies divers tinle^ cf feeing b-.tli in Men and 
 Wonun, and amongit ilie reft, at an i'.xecution per- 
 form'd a liule before we came off, epuii ac. uplethat had 
 Holen fome of our (iofiiis. 
 
 fJ,/7'r« the 4th, 'I I'u (ieucr.il, and all iluMtrchai-ts 
 went in a Body to tlie Court to t.ike leave of die King and 
 Protcelcr. 
 
 The 7th we fet Sail lor r.>r!!.im!, wliicli we did with no j^^, p,, 
 Utile fati'.t.iCf ion, conlidering what a pl.acc of Horrtmr tlU^. 
 and Confulion FtiHir.m had been lo us aluiolt all the timi; 
 of our being there. 
 
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 XI. 
 
 'Ibe Second Vo}a;^c I'd forth by the Coinpany, mth fmr Ships ^the Red 
 V:V2i^on/JihHiralthe Hcclor f^ice-Mmral^the Afcenfion W 
 t':c t-iiiir^, wider the Commmd o!^ Sir Henry MiJdleton, 
 Admh\ii T.ilicn out of Mr. Chybimin's large foimiaL 
 
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 WITH ih.s good blect every wav 
 oiuipp'd for' fucli a Voyage,' we fet 
 Sad f.'om C, .-.vjnJ, Mv.U i',th 
 ■. 1\ \C'\. and thel'ame Day of 
 ihe fucceeding Mmith, we came up 
 \k with tl'.e Ifle of Mi.i, .and went .ilhoar there. 'J he Na- 
 tives were ririide to us as to make .away wnhone ot 
 ourMerihauts, whom tb.ough we lought with a good 
 Force wy and down tl'.ellland, yet we could not recover 
 him. He fome how aceiu.iitady f.'U into tlieir Hands, 
 and they haviiu; him fai't, betook ihemlelves to their le- 
 crtt lurking places, where 'tis Impolliblc tor any Str.angers 
 to find them our. Thisllle a ,d if. i/,ii .'/'i buir S.W.by S. 
 about I ^ 1 eagucs dinanre. 'I he N. & N. N. W part ol 
 A/.!/'> isall verv bad and ..ui Oround, and 'lis dangerous 
 
 iRi 
 
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 Nor 
 
 irom t'.ie 
 
 di 
 
 lu . , 
 
 ..'i'.gc of Rocks t'rom the l.ands, 
 .11 d a -Mile wiihoiit them you 
 
 a:icmptii\ 
 
 Har.-moc!, ; there's a great 
 
 ibiiic five or f'X Miles oi', - 
 
 have le, Fadiom Water. On the Welt tide ot the Ilie, 
 
 V'.u may borrow n nori'; Fatlioiii, uU you come into 
 
 the Road, whrre yor m.-.ych'ife vour dci'th. 
 
 Ha.ini',pr,f.'dilie l.im, v.e came to Anchor in tlie Ray 
 of f".',/.'N'V, 'V/.'ytliei7;h, v,.- brought hither a gr.at ma- 
 ny fick feeble Men, but carred them all away again 
 fir ndand lerfeCti. reccvered. The benign .^ir ot tne 
 place, w'.-ii tlie good f. tre(V.mcnc it aflords, jjcnerallv 
 Jirc'.c's .1 Ci'ie for moil of oi,r Marine Uifeales. 
 
 .V../..'r vveierlifK s 
 
 W e made a IVay of livi- Weeks here, upon the Account 
 ot wh :li long rellmg time, t'wjs the latter end of Di- 
 ,r,„hr i.,-i:\w g,ot to Biu-.tw. Here we found a Dutch'""'"* 
 HceiintheRoad, which atour Arrival made us the Civil *""'"' 
 Compiemcnt ot their (hins as we did the like to them • 
 .and nothing pals d either between tiie Adiivra's or Seal 
 men on both fides but wlut was very .rr.eiullv .iml gooti 
 natur'd. Our Admiral went allioar to d.'li.er Mis jMa- 
 leltiesl.cm'r, and Prefeni to the King of t'.;::.,„:, wnichKnp'l'' 
 w.as reeeiv'd with a great deal of Cereitiony. t/ur Meet^'"''' '" 
 parted Company at this place, the liaior and 
 left here to l.ade Pepper, while the /).'!'»« m\<.\ ^^f:c»,\ 
 let oil upon other Voyages ; the Adiiiiraf in the O ■.■'f,, 
 toihe ,N.'o,«,.,rs, .-ndthe ,,y:r<,/;,,. lothe lilesof l].u,dr.. ' 
 
 We that made the lanerof llieie Voyai^'s, Arrived at 
 theliiisof HniJ:-, i\:,,u,y tiic lilt, aiui made a (fay 
 there ot 21 Weeks. '1 he bullnefs done w.as nctconlider- 
 abie but wehaveihcle few Obfervations 10 make relating 
 !o(;eography and S.iiling. The 1 at. of ihcfe lilands li 
 .dvjut 4 Degr.4.,Min.S.ilieeliief Town of all is A'e.AFroni 
 ihe S.juth I'art of .Ui.b .■>!,: hither, ilie Coiuie is li. 'i.y S. 
 to ilie South liile JO Leagues, and ilie going m is t.i tlie 
 Will lide. l here's a high llill in Prol'peiit which is ado 
 a \ol.ano, and coiuinually l.elUie, (,',it .Sii.oak nnj 
 Fl.ame : 'I lii^is a very good Alaik, and toSail r ght, this 
 burning MountaMi mult be left on die l.ar-boaid lide and 
 th'.' other greai lllinl on the S-.ar-buard. Iho Ei.traiuj 
 
 Naulicj Ob- 
 
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 isftraic am 
 within ha 
 ftanding w 
 till you eon 
 trary, Exp 
 for at that ( 
 Ibcontinui 
 you fhall h: 
 rowelf of 
 depth hold 
 obferves tl 
 'tis true 'ti 
 the narrow 
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 I I agues to 
 Dani;er ne; 
 biiit !ii;i'. n 
 tliey muv b 
 ing in or c 
 
 .•\boilt tl 
 ard lliiflii 
 /Iprii, arj 
 Months, a 
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 till up the F 
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 ciinmonly 
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 bjck into I 
 Admiral w 
 .1, 'id ill,- mo 
 tothispurpt 
 all things ;' 
 wa.s going 
 The I'orrii'ii 
 f led of th 
 to drive the 
 pole. The 
 It in one icf 
 were violen 
 Rulir, an 
 taking. In 
 ahrc,amlp 
 micsthc I'll 
 the Dual: pa 
 the place, a 
 fevcral Aitci 
 ye: at lati 
 was fnrrend 
 tome the I.c 
 w as no Tra 
 Governourc 
 iHifitively re 
 Voyage to i 
 blefome a pi 
 h.adbtcn a '' 
 TfiH.ifi: and 
 tury .and vir 
 potent Aflift 
 King of 'J'f 
 him of Tl. 
 the Srr,inds 
 and befidcs 
 a very ancic 
 nets. Whe 
 Tr.loic, they 
 Ipeeil towat 
 in the foret 
 felf, and k 
 in a mon.il 
 .1 parcel of 
 •hem. 'I'I'A 
 aiicc in th. 
 their Deteni 
 if tluy fell 
 was done tti 
 play'd iipoi 
 llinfe Ln'Ipei 
 got up With 
 in reaJi of 
 muiticnt. 1 
 ror inio thci 
 our Adinira 
 out of Dar 
 iiuantity ot 
 Hut thele gr 
 wards pfovi 
 
Lib. 11 Chap.XI. 
 
 Admiral Middleton at the Molucca's. 
 
 75 
 
 (o faf from 
 lij^hly coiii- 
 loine of lu-i 
 lit tlicir liilc 
 rokcii McaiU 
 lore riplitly 
 pradtlfc btt- 
 
 OcneralliaJflKi./ J > 
 
 one .inotliiT, ''«'' i •■ 
 .;rch.iiusana^""-" 
 ioiuily man- 
 J I'.ntcrtain- 
 •fwadc caih 
 heartily rc- 
 
 IC WC COu'dn.ri'Mt, 
 
 I the DiitJ<'^'>""<- 
 iiivantagc of 
 yet was not 
 ir and Truii- 
 uendiarics ' 
 nd as often 
 -• miwearied 
 ielipned f(.)r 
 
 they li\e, a> 
 .■y areto Die. 
 
 fatal .S:r<;ke 
 laiKv ; And 
 fcjrF'lelliand 
 \era'd at the 
 
 do the l'.\e) 
 ul j'avtieiilar 
 ill Men and 
 eeiition per- 
 lil'leihat had 
 
 K' Mcrehai'ts 
 ilieKinp and 
 
 did with no jjii p,, 
 • ol Horrtmr t«^.j-u. 
 I all the time 
 
 >e Red 
 
 on and 
 
 cton, 
 
 /. 
 
 the Account 
 
 ;nd of De. 
 
 iiid a Duich t"'"' ' 
 
 US the Civil 
 
 tc to thorn ; 
 
 laN or Sea- 
 anil good 
 
 >'r llis Ma- 
 
 ::.im, wniehK"?''^" 
 Onrl-lecff ::v: 
 
 TS; tt inJi. 
 
 ihe /J ::;>;, 
 of 1'. u .i'.. 
 
 rrivcd at 
 ia>!o a Hay 
 K.toonlider- 
 ako relatiiij; 
 fe lllandb \i 
 IS iNV'i.'.From 
 v.. l,y S. 
 IV t) the 
 ivliioh is alii) 
 .Sir.oak and 
 il r cht, this 
 ard lido, and 
 I'.e I'.i.irapwo 
 \s 
 
 Naunril ob-isftrait and narrow, andnottoliedifcovet dtillyou come 
 icrv*n«Bi '-within half a Mile of it. There's no Dancer at all in 
 ^M«J.'''i'ft.indingwith the Iile that has the Volcano upon it, even 
 '"" ' till yovi con^e within twoCaliles length ; but on the cnn- 
 
 trar)', Experience proves it to be the belt ■A'ay lo to do, 
 for at that diftanco von lliall have i > Fathom water, and 
 fo lontir.uing to iland along Hid about a Cables length, 
 von O.all have eight, Kveii, fixKithnn-, f^lie verv nar- 
 ruweltof all, where twill be tivrFathon., and that laH 
 depth holds till vovi eomr into ilie \er> Road. If a Ship 
 obferves this Method, (lie may go in without Danger; 
 •ti< true 'tis fomcthinp ll.allow on the Siar-I oar.l fde in 
 •.he narrow of th: entrance, bin this will ealily D.Uo\er 
 ;„,, p. .i..J;t ,;■;)•. There are two finall Hies diat lie about three 
 '"■""■■ I ea'Aues to the Weit file of the going in, but there's no 
 Danger near them bi.t wh.ii a Sailor th,-,t ha', his 'V^'its a- 
 b.otluir. may pirceive ai.da'oid well enoi gli i bolides 
 tliev mas be loft un which bland a Man pleal-s, e.ther go- 
 nis; in or eoniini; out. 
 ■;\boiit th.l'e parts we found ihe WiikI very unocrt.-un, 
 d niiuing from the nuddle of ,\f.i..; to the middle of 
 , ar d then they lie between the F.&.S. h. tull four 
 ^1l)nths, and fometinus , asthe IVopio Uivj IneMonths; 
 then thev blow as loni; between the \V. fs: N. W. and then 
 two Mon■.l^.lgaill variable; ar.d ni this m.u.nor >U>thov 
 till npthe Re\o!uticn of the Year. .And farther .v. to the 
 weaiher, wc obfa-ved. 1 hat in the dark Mi oiis 'tis molt 
 ociiinionly vrv rainy and gutty, and alaii D.iy isnekoti'd 
 no other than'an in'terrupiKjn I'f the uuial and Uiled 
 Co\Mfe(if the Weather at that time. 
 
 'Iwasthoiiilof AL,giili A. O. I«c5, that wj c.mie 
 
 back into livirtm Ro.id from the llles of H.uutr. : (..lur 
 
 .Admiral who h.id \\- ■! at the Moliucu met ii'; here again, 
 
 andih.) molt ni.iterial Ci,:umftancrsof that Voyage were 
 
 tothispiirpofc. When they came to Aml>Q'm,u theyfound 
 
 An Af.vmi .jII jIjj^j,, irmilv^.^i in the'Confullons of a W.ar, which 
 
 "'Mi,."''.'' was going on between the Ihitch and the I'ortii^ue:^!. 
 
 v.yjpnothc'llie I'ortu'iutxe at that time were Defendants being pof- 
 
 *'•••••■•'■'• f. Ved of the Cattle, and the Oh.-o-'. were ctideavonring 
 
 to drive them out and .mploy a good Force for that pur- 
 
 pofe. I'hc Defendants had certainly the ditad\ antage ot 
 
 r»<,i i.ii It in one icfpcdvfry greatly, for nil the Country people 
 
 i.,<„f_mi.f were violently fet.agamtt thim, and heartily wilh'd their 
 
 ai'i 
 
 F.Rh, 
 
 
 RniiV, and as muchencouraged the Ihuch in their under 
 taking. Indeed tlu v font for them to come to their .\'XA- 
 ance,andp,-oniis'dif they wou'd expel their invctcratoFne- 
 miosthe i'n^Ht;»f;'t,to rofifn all into their Hands. Inlhort 
 the Dutd gave ihoir.Suir.nK ns to the other party to \ ield up 
 the place,' and they .as oMtinaiely refus'd it ; they m;ulo 
 fevcral .^itempts to win it by ttorm, but were Hill repuls'd ; 
 yet at lali they cair.e to a Con-,pofition, and the Caltle 
 was furrendrod to the UiitJ', by that good Fortune bo- 
 tume the Lords of Amloiii.i. t.'tion this Aceouni there 
 was no Trade to be gotten by the Eiifjijh there, and the 
 Goveriionrof the'Iowii ; by the Command of theOw;,/) 
 pofirively refus'd us. So our Admiral pioccedid in his 
 Voyage to the AWu.ri'j, where Affairs were in .'is trou- 
 blefome a polhire a? they had been in at Amhin.j.^ 1 here 
 h.adbeen a NVar of a long ttanding between the Kings of 
 Tnti.itc and \y.1otr, and itMged atthistime with as much 
 fury and v iolcnce as ever. Each party was back'd with a 
 potent Affiftance from .ibro.id ; the Ow'./j efpous'd the 
 King of 'J'r.i .!.'« Interctt, and the l'i>!if^tic\: ttooil by 
 him of T'.'i'if. A very fuitable Match in every refpciff, 
 ^l^.'",,^';,,,^. the Ser.snds being as hearty Enemies as the Principals; 
 nmaT)<.r/ and U'fidcsthLS new Qiiarrcl h.iving one of theirown of 
 a very ancient Date to let them on with the more eager- 
 nols. When our Ship was got up under the I and of 
 Ty.lorc, they fpied two YcvAtem Gallies coming with great 
 Ipeed towards them, and making ligns to them to Hay , 
 in the foremoft of them was the King of 'lei tuns hiiu- 
 felf, and feveral of his Nobles and Dutch Men hants all 
 in a monal Fear and Contteriiation, upon the account of 
 .1 parcel of i'y.teV.iHCallies th.it were making out after 
 •iK'Mi. 1 l.oy moltcarnettly implor'd the Admirals M\'\[\. 
 .nice in that Fxtrcmicv, and delired him to un;lertake 
 their Defence apainft thul'e Adverfarics, into whole Hands 
 if thtv foil, iIilV mult expotil no Mercy. -And tht)' all 
 was done that coii'd be done of a hidden, r.nd ;Hir Ship 
 play'd upon the T>./i')r Gallies with her Ordnance, yet 
 ilini'e Delporate bellows wou'd not lofo their Prey, but 
 got up With the hindmoft Tcmnie, boardedher even with- 
 in re.iJi of our (iuiis, and put them all to the Sword in a 
 moment. This horrible Execution ttnick a deeper Tcr 
 
 rc-i ihi * "g ror into them than before ; and novv tliey promis'd that if 
 
 4>I r,r^<i« 
 aivl the 
 l>Hi,h Mcr- 
 illuits. 
 
 our Admiral wou'd but be their Protedtortill they were 
 out of Danger, they wou'd furnilh him with a mighty 
 inantity of Cloves and other Commodities at Tcrr:.tic, 
 Jut thele groat Words came to little, as the event afier- 
 vards proved; and the v.vft Spicy-Moumain in promife. 
 
 funk down to rhedimenfions of a .Mole-Hill in perfor- 
 mance. And 'twas a good pidage enor.gh of the King of 
 Tcniatf ('who was by thismeans more beholding to is 
 than wc to him) that when he came al oard our Shi]) in 
 that horrid Fright the T>./(/.f Gallies had put him into, he 
 fl'ook and qiiiier'd ar a mo(t violent rate like a Ma.i th.ii 
 waspinch'd with theextreniiry of weather; the Admiral 
 thinking he flio(..k for cod (not in.aginiig all ihe while 
 'twas his Fear} p'.it a rich Damask Gown over his '■jIiouI- 
 ders to give hiti] .i little Comforr ; and truly 'twas to com- 
 fortable that the King e'en kept it on ( when'twason ' 'or 
 good .aiid ,i!l, and carried away the Gowii without 
 taking any homo of m.iki.ig the lealt ofler to rellore 
 it. 
 
 The A(}miial having at ]'refent taken leave of this No- , 
 ble Prince, wejit awav direiHy to '.liellle of J'l./n. ,•. y.^,,^ 
 Here he met wiili aiold hiuertainineni, and little pro- 
 fpii't ihenwas of doing Kiijii.el's that ivas any thing cun- 
 liderable. .At tni. ;\i r,;. i.t.;, I'own.ilieGoveinO'.ir of ilic 
 Fort font liim word that the King of !'•: h.i.v and the Dittih 
 both h.id gr.en ihc I'.n^lJI.' a very Kandalons Cliaraiiter, 
 which for his own part he prorende 1 to believe to lie fallo Rcpw.- ot 
 and r.niutt. And at tlu King's Toiyii he found the DurJ) ""■•■ '"^-'''^ 
 .'Vd.tnnal at his Arrival, uho hulf d and made a node 
 that Well id aiiilted ihe J'nr:;;^.';;^ in their Wars againit 
 the i'.-' '.../I ■•••.■ and them. Tins the .Admiral prov'd by 
 Witnefl'.s f.illiiuiitb crcddile to be a 1 ye, and the other 
 paitv was liDth tonvini'd and alV.am'd of the Slander. 
 But tlu King 01 I;-.(.M/."s Civilitv and Gratitude was ve- 
 ry ureal indeed, if hejoin'd witji the Du'.h m giving that 
 bale CharacKr of the /.'«.;////.' Nation, who had ileforv'd 
 :.j wellol hull. One woa d have expeded itihouldhavc 
 'oeen a little obliging to have a good warm Gown thrown 
 over him in a cold lliaking lit ; or if not that, yet to be 
 dolucr'dout of the Hands of the '/'>./.Wc«.f, who wou'd 
 half cut Hii iMijellios Head ctf as fare as ever it had a 
 Crown on. But we can't politivelv charge him, tho' 
 there is hardly any thing of a lincerc friendlhip to be ex- 
 pected from thefj little lt\!i.:ri Princes as far as their In- 
 terelt will lot iheiii go ; thev n:ay practice fonie little Mar- 
 tors of il, but they are entirely govcrn'd by that, and 
 they'll ihikc in with cv.ry Wind and Tide that Krves 
 their turn. 
 
 However whether he rcallv w.isor no,thc DiiiJ' thought DKi,i,thtv. 
 him ro lie pretty iMich onclin'd ious,andther?forethroari;od o,'V!rnjri','^a' 
 at a bar".\arous .-ate, how they wou'd del n his Intoreft, heTrjJa' 
 and join with the King of'Tu:'or, if eier tlu'V found ^■"'"'"' 
 ■ im, dilpi.s'd to gram v.! a Tr.ade or Faitory in his''"' 
 Country. And to dilVwade him by all the proper Mo- 
 tives they could think on; they told him a parcel of 
 wreichedStorii'. of tho'J._i;,./'.Xaii(;n and at the lame time 
 magn.:!i'-rl ihc (ireatncfs and Power of their own King 
 a', they call him .dove al' 'he .-.it of ihc Princes of 
 Cnriltondom put together. This was nlwavv iheir way 
 to make People abroad 1 tlieve they had a King in !l.\- 
 .'.!);..' and ''to great.-n the Idea of it) rerrefent iheir Go- 
 vernment as a Monarehe. There's no ro'erable Rcalbn 
 to bo giu'ti tor tlii'i, and it mult be a:I;nowledged to be .i 
 iownrightTrii k. 'I'ls a pi..'ce of \'anity to f.iy that they 
 had no othtr lei ms li) proper .'.s iliat of King to exprels 
 their meaning b> to the Jv. :'..:■.'; where they came, or that 
 they roiul not fo well undorlland any other Account of 
 their Gov eminent. The / .'./i>);/ know the difference be- 
 tween a Monarchy and a Commonwealth as well asthoy 
 do, and wou'd h.ave underltood it if they had told them 
 which ihcirs was. Was not then; the Example (if there 
 h.id been no oilier) of the llles of R^(../i before tlieir Eyes, 
 which wore ,is abfoliitely Commonwealths as '.helJiiiteJ 
 Provinces? Why coii'd not they ha' e told them plainly, 
 without .iny thing of Fraud that their (lovei-nmont was 
 Uu hasthatof thofe Il'ands .^ And then 'tis manifelt be- 
 yond all Exceptioii, that the /"i//.!;.'i have words enough to 
 exprcis any di'ference of (jovcrnnients or Gover.".aurs 
 by. 1 heir I anguage is not lobarren, and if there be but 
 lioneft People to fpcak it, there need be no complaints for 
 want of more Scope or Variety, tlor no pretences of not 
 being nnderltood. Amongit the AUhoirift.ins beginning 
 with the fupreme Title .S'/'--, there follows Su'.tnn, Mir:(e, 
 lmmi'-:^c, Chr.ii^ aii.l feveral oihers ; and amorgft the 
 Gentilesor Ri^.n;.', there's the ^.-r/.i.' ; the Vf.ti^nni. he- 
 S.il'.inJitn, the Of ii«;rt;ii.f, and other Terms, enough to 
 give a juft Idea of the Degrees of any pcrlbns Power and 
 .Authority in the Government one fpcaksof. And tlu; Jn- 
 i/)'.im knowing allthefe Differences pcrfevftly well in rhc 
 feveral Frames of their own Conttitutions, wou'd ealily 
 and naturally have underftood the Proportions of them in . 
 
 Mb. 
 
 'tiij 
 
 Other Foreign Governments, if they had given them 
 linccre and ingenuous Information. 
 But the Dutch as much as they 
 are very fond of liavins one abroad 
 
 Tho .S'oble 
 
 'S'.!'« GeiM- 
 
 rdl wouM 
 
 bite a King at home ""< ''''"* ••■ 
 
 L 2 
 
 *nii ro; only lo *, but 
 
 bcir iheni 
 o'.x in fuch 
 
 (hey rnfticu 
 
 !• ,1 !IS 
 
:i i 
 
 'i 1:1 
 
 .1 
 
 II 
 
 *i i 
 
 J it' 
 
 7^ Letters from //^Indian Kin gs to th e K. o/England , (jrc. Lib. IJ, ^f^j^ xil. 
 
 they jTclimic to exalt him to .1 \M\ hcipjii abiAc all In 
 
 r.ihlo puny things, in conip.inii ri ici him. Yet howoMr, 
 to ihiw that iiotwithdantliiip all tlu-ir cnJoavours to Icllbi 
 thi' Ri-piuation of ihc i:>i»l:p Nation alinuil, the Princes 
 ot ihole pans iliil not think our Kiiij'. anil Country fo very 
 eontemrtil>le, tliel'e fullouin); I ettcrsto His Majelty from 
 the Kiti;.;^ of '\:.)i.irc .mil iJ ^r, (whieli our .AUmiral 
 lMun(;'u with hiuij ma;. W eoiiliilerM. 
 
 Tlv.' King of TcrnMc's I.cttiT to the King. 
 
 H' 
 
 rirM: ot Sir 
 trtnt. I rjif 
 
 ff tl'c «rc/\t C.'tftn'm Sir hraneis Drake, In tlr tim. or' 
 1 T-itll'f , vehlj' n'.M /il'oiit Jour Iriiti T.tri ffjl : II* th 
 whiih Ciptiriii im P^cU'crj]' r ,ti.l Jtii.t f H^'i'i, iii'to the Qjct-n 
 (7Fn(;Iaiui, .'< i I'-'k'" ot rriii,'>ii,'ir,iac b rvecii ii< ■ lf'j\i-' if 
 /.'v c/f'f.-/,(/./Ui'akc /'/I./ iif'/ //;i't!f, /r ,f>u/J I r.:-: hifjrm.d 
 >ii.'ii- Mjjcjiy of tl-e gy.'nl I oi.- r.ii I /•' ici .Ijh'.f tf eiiirr /.',/,• ; 
 //• ill liv I'.-'f.Y of ih' Q^f--", my tfli !r for liiiii itii.l hii Siii- 
 1" ij'oii ; jiucc it'i/i/i timr of rl'c iUynitwe if tiic fci.fnij Ci.- 
 fti'.lii, !».• /v.w .l.tiy r.\p-ile.l In retiiiti, im t'.ul-cr tiviii^^ 
 mr.iit T.,11 '-fff, r.ihl J.ui) rxi'tiiiiig hiuluiii, jliut I ut- 
 tc 'th D.'c.th ef wiv ;•'■•//■.•. , I'l^vc :ii.:l in ll;' /.mi ■ li /:; till I 
 IV.;, Vi-.tix-r I'f eiei<-ii Clfl.Ufii: In .vlU'iinic I iiw ie.n ii- 
 <:i»i fK.Vr,/ J'i„-nit I, thtt tlv Hni;lilli-imMi iv.-. c AT;/ of .i b.i.l D'/f^/i'i.i , 
 V'""'*^' ■'' ,:;;,/ iIy.i thy :■>«-• «'.' .« /■•••"■ .'A' A/.vi/.i' n, but to [HIjk]. 
 
 'un'"'^" j\fi "'■ '/ <<'>■ Kii^.-i""' ; '"''''" '» 'I'' ' ""'v! "f '•' R-'-'Ci 
 i'i:-'f, IV.' h.v: foiiii.l to tl" ,imtii:,y ; iv/Vi /■ *.• _;'.-.i'/t i, . 
 io'cc ,it. .In.l MtC' t'liin I'-ms of //n r,\ftdi)tiiii if joni: 
 Liijjlilh For.ri, by the P'Otn':(- ot'Ci^piiin Drake, lrrr.t,i '- 
 ■^■■.Ucrr.tin Sii/ •, rthicl) ir: W.-/I I op.;l h.i.l h.en J-!nf;lilli.n;eii, 
 b:il liii.liii:; tlvm ,oiiti.t,y. Ami b.inn om if f./l I .j, i.j Sii.uii 
 cf t!-r I'.nglilh Xiti'on, m.- iv.-ic ciifoudt tn ivu'if to tie I'liiue 
 cA'lIolUnit, tn.:r.'.v- .ti.li-.ni Hircoii,- iv^^iiijl o-ir u/nient I.- 
 >i:iiii.i .'/v Portupals ; <?/;•/ .-i.-cor.tin^ to our l{ofirjl, he l,:il 
 [cut l.'ith-r i II I'orcfj ivhich i'rve cxprll .1 ti'.' I'ortugals .«.' cl 
 .I'l t'v Voits which th-y held .it Amlioir.a , /u../ Tjciore. 
 /!ii.l;vreie.:> y iir Mijejiy I'n/I' pl.t to me ,i niojl hin.i mui 
 f'ric'iAiy Letter, /vroi^r 5i'y,j)/; C.//i//;/» Henry Miililleton ; 
 tl-.it Jot!' not ii little reioi:.- us : .lii.l -.rhne.:! (' ipi.iiii Heni'y 
 MidJIctOli IV." ■Irjloiii to lee.v! ,t I'neio y hert, we were xay 
 iv/i/;;.'_:j thereunto ; whieh ll'e Ce.ftiiin of' //■.• Hollarukrs iii:- 
 ilcrjt^.n<!i>ig, he .:i:iiie to cbf.lhnge me of ,i tortner I'lomi/e, 
 vthieh I hi-.i written to the Prince tf Hoi lami, f'A^f if he K.ulii 
 A Fr ci-,l« J'en.ime jueh Hiieeoiirj m jivulj expri the I'ortnglls out of ti'eje 
 ' '""'"' /><"■", tbnt no other S/itiinjhiil,! hrve I'r.iiie there, but only 
 thy: So t!;-t tte were e'ifi.r^\t r.p/.injl our I'kjn^.', to yieit 
 unto ti'c Hollaiul Ci-jtuins /(.'.;.■(-// tor thu tim-, wi.'ercof w: 
 er.iM Pnr.iiii of yo:ir ll'^l-inji; nn.l if nh'' of your Sf.tim 
 c m: here.^'ter, they jhrll : ,- ir, Loin: .hut wirre.u tie chief 
 Crptninrftl^e Hollanders .icthjillii it III ntt t. hoLl rti.y PrienJ- 
 fhip will' i»;.i Sr.tinr, nor to p^iie P.nr to your Iliglneji Let- 
 te,i, yet for .til their Suit, if yo i pie.ife to feiul hitl'er r.gnin, 
 trujhe.il be welcome : And in 'i- k.en rf vcur p'ieut!/hip wi'i^r 
 we .lefire cf v.'c- Af.i/>/(>, we li::c jcnt >:u .1 /'nir.J Hemen:- 
 brjnce, tl IS.ihr.r rfChvej, ourCoiiut y bcii:^ foot, .indyieljing 
 no belter Coinino.tlty ; which we pr.'y your ll'^l:neji to 4Ccrpi 
 
 The King of TyJorc's F.ctttT tn the King's 
 Mjjefly of h'ngland. 
 
 Crillf Ifirin^ of the K'n^of Tydore fo t!-e KJn' o/F.n- 
 
 r . /If"''; ," '; '•■■' '"'" ,"%''"'J'' ''"■i'-'j>'-"J, n<.,t ;if A:/nf 
 
 0/ Holland l:,thf,i.- hiih.r into ihejc Pr.ts, c. Pieet of Shitl 
 toj-inwithomnncient P.ueiny the K^ii.f n;' Ternate, /nd 
 they leinth toi^eil-cr , h.r.e ovcr-iun ml fprile.l p^it of our 
 Co::ntr\ .iml Uetennine.l to Jijhoy bnh V, .ml nir Subiecli. 
 Sew mu!r.jL,n.li„f_ by the Be.ver hereof, r.f.ptnin I lenrv Mid- 
 dletcn, ll-M your llighmfi I, in liici.dlh--' witi the kiim of 
 Spam, ir.- ,1 fire >our Me.jejh tl.it ton woui'.l t.:k,e pity ift't 
 thit we rn.iy not b- d^Ji.oye.t by the KJno of Holland „nH 
 lerriate, to wi:oin we ir.:e offered iw wim'': Bi.t they by 
 tor.e.tble ine.vii, le.l^ to be.er.re in ef cur \;, \d,n. .InJ .ii 
 .^"■■" 'v.'",;;' "fon the l:,„th .ire ord.:i,.ed !y (;,../, t.i fi.c.oii, f.ll 
 them Ihej be w,on«Jnih otprefjcd ; /' / ,xpfe»i unto ^om A/.,-- 
 /i;/;> fir Succour .i7.iinll my lineniic; ; not d ubtine In.t to 
 lirdl<Shf'.it . u, A/.,/;/,S-i Hand,: And if >our Mr^lh lend 
 h.ihir, I luinbh >ufcr.t tin it niny be C^pt.iii: 1 Iciirv Mid- 
 dltton, or hi! lirothe, with whin I .im ■ra! o.,.:u..inrcd. 
 Codcnin.'yyiir t^i,.',.lon:, liejj •,.;, -iid .ili so^, Ccm/cls. 
 
 T V D () a e. 
 
 Now all Biiline, 
 tor a \'oyare 
 
 I ia%e jt Conn 1 tfcre he i.iiut a\v,iv, a I ei:er was deli 
 < er d lor 1 lis Maielty, (with a I'relent of Bczoa.- Ston.s) 
 
 cdi 
 
 T E R N A T E 
 
 ne.s \v.i> Jifpateh'd, aiul \vc «er^- ro.-.d) 
 ' nie\\a'\K. Km the Ailmnal takw:p |ii> 
 
 lelt 
 the Cojn ol which is here Uibjoui'd. 
 
 Tht.' King of }li,ii,,/,, to th..' Kin^ of r>,i^l,itnl. 
 
 ^/-/7,f, _(.;;,,; b, ,o:„ r lend ti-c ^;•«:. ,/ ll,,„tam. totie 
 V".;:; If I'liplaiid, .Seoilaiid, I'rance. r:>ut Ireland • 
 d't„,nn (.odto fr.jer.e -..ur ller.ith, a,d to es.li ^o.i m.'e 
 ■ <n.l tno.e, .,« „// ,.„, ,;,«„/,/. j,j „/,,,^,„ ,^,,^- 
 
 ';'"", •;•/'/"■""''/ "'"'>■ ^^'^'J'""". '■' '-■'"" '0 mei,. 
 Ile.itl, I did he.tr th.it ,<,;„ M„jejh w.n come to tie Crow.i of 
 tnghind. which dot,>;^,er.tly,ejoice niy llenrt . Sow England 
 ind Kancani nre both .:, one. 1 hne n'fo received » Prefint 
 from your Mi,ejly j tfe which Iglveyou m.iny Th.iHkiftr / 
 do fend your M.,,eJ}y two He^o.tr Stonei, the one welphin- 
 l-curteen M.iJJc, the ether thee ^ AndJoUod h^ve you in h% 
 ksfping. 
 
 B A N T A 
 
 M. 
 
 Our other two Ships the Hcihr ami SuCr-.n, had eot ,hfir 
 I.admg of Pepper, and were potu- away in fVir™% ; ajiJ S-i""^ 
 we let out to follow them the ciifuine Oiicber i».!'"<- 
 
 About th.- Cape of r;,,..// /./.<• we found tl.c'/A..;,,, in, 
 lamentahlediltrclsd Condition : .She was driving up and 
 down the Sea at random, her Aten all dead l.ut ten her 
 Coutpanirn thc,W'«. loll f.,r three Months before ' and 
 was never heard ot afterwards. Having lefielirdVome 
 tune in the Bay of V,/,/.,„m. wc all three lit .Sail (or Hi. 
 gUn.1, and came to an Anchor in the Oor/,;. a;^. thj. ^Jl 
 
 C 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XJI. 
 
 Thetirft 
 Par: of the 
 
 fir asi/f'M 
 Lwut, 'A'e 
 hdve no Ac- 
 uuni of 
 
 A-Ruft, ^n 
 Vtm. 1607. 
 
 Sitrf4 Ltiti 
 
 7 be Third Voyage jet forth by the Eafl- India Company, nntb three 
 Ships, ^/;^ Dragon, Hedor, and the Q^nitnt, Upt. Wil- 
 liam Keeling chief Commander. 1 ak^n out of his, and Mr. 
 Finch (Merchant) his four nal. 
 
 l^Vlie Voyr.gemitdely theCfmkm, comet nfteiw.trdi by it/clf.J 
 
 'nr^ 
 
 |Was ro Sirrr,! I.eona, that we carnc back with 
 ourWcathcr-bcatcn Ships for fome Rcfrclhincm 
 .ifter the fcveral Toils and Croflesof the for- 
 mer pan of our Voyage. Here we found the 
 Comfons we wanted, atid plealant F.xperienc; told us, 
 wc tuok the wifeft Courle in coming hither. 
 'Ihe King of the Country keeps his Relidcnce in the 
 
 Negroes, and has feveral other petty Prineei in Sul.jedion 
 to him . one whercol lives ac a Town w.thi,, the Second t„ -r^ff 
 Coun, and another on the other fide the Bav. His Domi- in^V'"" 
 nions Itretch at Icalt torry Leagues up into the 1 and ■ and "" ""^■"' 
 his Tribute IS paid him in Cotton Cloth, tiephaiits Teeth ""' 
 and Gold : Himle.t, with Ibme of his principal Met'* 
 decently clothed in l-ullian Jacket and Brcechcs.and ibn^e 
 
 liouom of tlic 1 iy i he is a onsnty I'rincc amongft the , with Hits : Bi:t die Coininons nothing bu: 
 
 llVirirTJ- 
 
 
 :lht;i\V;-j. 
 
 .^Coml'tWii 
 |«»d Rel.gum, 
 
 Cottc; 
 
 C'<.; 
 
 TVl-inJuil 
 
 They haie a i' 
 Billets laid en 
 Bedltead .-nd 
 H.uiging< of (1 
 Hou'lhoid-lturt 
 1-anhen Pots 
 One (lonr.l t'oi 
 for a Qiialliii 
 iheir 1 oblollv, 
 And l.nltlv, '.' 
 to carry the Pi 
 
 But their M 
 count too ; w 
 of a piece of 
 .Arrows, head 
 of J.i\elins poi 
 
 Tliev are a 
 iT.are of Spirit 
 cation as they 
 They arc \cr 
 '1 heft with pi 
 molt I'ccple ir 
 part to their i 
 jealous. 
 
 Their Rclip 
 could not kc e 
 nn whether th 
 potch of Chr 
 they \n\ e Po, n, 
 yet are they ci 
 i loufcs : \\'hi< 
 cnt in the Con 
 the Jefmtes ha 
 and gu en then 
 Almi.thty Bcin 
 ing up ijieir H; 
 of that kind. 
 
 The Countr 
 
 km Fruits, an 
 
^^^^^B^^ - 1 I - ~' ' FT ■ [| I ■! I !■--■- '111! - I- -III -- I i^l HV 
 
 Lib. il .^|:hap^ XII. yi De/cription of Merra Leona, (src. 
 
 77 
 
 le King's 
 
 AC'"' "/En- 
 ''.if liie KJnf^ 
 ret of' Shijit, 
 .'rii.itt', t^ni 
 
 ' fitit of our 
 III- Siihjeili. 
 I Icnry Micl- 
 
 '' "■ Ki'if, if 
 
 ri'y if Vi, 
 
 lollaiul and 
 
 Bi.t riff hy 
 
 ill'. /Ill J M 
 
 t:i J'i.e.eiir r.B 
 
 •to »(.)() A^.•- 
 
 l-tiii^ tn.t to 
 M-ir/h lend 
 
 \qv.u Mul- 
 
 i:^qii..imc.l, 
 Ccwjds. 
 
 Dor c. 
 
 ' t.ik'nj; liis 
 L'l was ilcli- 
 loa.- Sionc^) 
 
 nam, /•(> /, f 
 '■^ Irtl.ind ; 
 i^li }!>.{ nwm 
 our \UjiJiy 
 ne to vit ill 
 I e CrciP// of 
 ow England 
 ■d It VrfJ'ent 
 .mkj for. t 
 'tif irf/^/'»;»» 
 If ,»iiM in hn 
 
 I T A M. 
 
 iii got their 
 "•II J ; antis<iltir 
 
 frrlor, in A 
 
 "g up ^'»1 
 "ttcn, her 
 |cforc, and 
 
 cfli'ii fomc 
 uil for/-),. 
 /-V the <5th. 
 
 / 
 
 ' three 
 Mr. 
 
 ni» U'jm.1.- 
 
 '^iii'jtcVior. 
 h'.: Second j>\; tf% * 
 Hib Uomi-i''"-.!?' ''•'" 
 ■ ■ii!'l ; and \ 
 latilVcth, 
 
 ilul Men, 
 Siandlbiiii- 
 
 u Cotrcn 
 
 
 I 
 
 tiiiiT n.ti. 
 
 i!;< 
 
 4 
 
 
 inolt 
 
 Vc-|i!f 
 
 !f in the I r,\cot' W'u 
 
 and hanging down Icforc, and ' Wood-fields, tliat would be fftecmd iiiiglity Rarities, 
 
 aiul have a great deal ot Nui ling and Attendance in other 
 Pans of the Wcrld. Oraxige-iVces indeed are not fo 
 very plentifil ; Inn l.iinons, and Palinito'S, are like Oaks timonus* 
 anil I'.lins in iitlier Countries ; and thcrc'i a vtU long '''""""•■'■ 
 \Vo<k1 of the foriiier, jull by the Watcring-pUi c, near the 
 Town. 
 
 I he Palnliro-^^■inc is the Strirng Drink, (fur the Small 
 is XX'ater :j And this tlie Min are fo (iooil-iMtiird as to 
 drink tliemlehcs, giMng very little, or none to tiic Wo- 
 men. 
 
 1 1'.ey are wonderfully nimble and di;xtrog5 in running Thi't wiyt/ 
 up the 'Irees; and I tliink, no Cat tan ^luriLi I'l'tttr than y^,'^^|||« '"' 
 they: For ihu' there are no Ho\i;.;h', nur Rranchc?, njHjn 
 thole Palinito's, nor any thii'p for a Man tu hold by, cx» 
 fcpt jult at the ti,p, leing Ivli.les of a great heigh: and 
 bif'iiefs, yet ihe\ irornt i.p w,:li a llran^e fwiftnefs. and 
 come ilowii aj;ain ■Aithilieir Cioiird of Wine, wiih as 
 mueh lU'ddmels and pood order. .Ml the aliillante they 
 tia\c for this piece ol L^cxierity, is a Withjy, which they 
 fallen alviit the 'I'ree, .iiid their own middle, and tlien 
 biarini- their Bod) a hrtle back, th.y raife uptliat partof 
 the W;thy ih.-'t gov* about the Tree, and to by the help of 
 their leet lift thenilehci i pwnrds, after a \ery clcer 
 inanner, as tatie to theui as it jppear'd llrange to us, 
 1 The\ have fcieral fortsof I'Uiiiibs in theCountrv, fomel'iumt* 
 not!'")' i!oo'l and agn cable to the 1 aft, of a Black and 
 WhearenColf ur ; the Black are the more cllecm'd, asbc-- 
 ini! not only the larger, but tlie m :re Aromatick Flavour. 
 Other Kruits are the Manfamilios, refcmbling a Whcaten ^'"'"'"il"''' 
 I'lumb, but containing a h'niit that proves very fatal to 
 the liyes, if any of it Ix- accidentally fpurted in, as isalfo 
 thitt of the Br-ughi of the Trees. Beningcnioni, about Btnlngttiioiii 
 thchignel's of a I.iinon, and having a kind of arcddifh 
 Rind, a very wholfunie Frnit. Bcguils, as big as Apples, Sosuik 
 with a n ugh knotty .Skin, which pared off, the I'ruit 
 cats like a Straw! eri7, and is like it a!fo in Coloerand 
 Grain. Wild (drapes, (4' vslmh there is great Itore in the 
 Woods; and iliey ha\e a woody biuer Talf. BelidcsOih«r fmM. 
 thcfe, we oblervcd a fort of Fruit oPa dark yellcwiih Co- 
 lour, growing in Clultcrs ot feven or eight together, as 
 long and big as a Man's ringer, lomew hat foft and downy, 
 lower en I of them they liick a | ■1'"i having within the Rind, a Pulp of a fwcct and plca- 
 
 lant ta(f, but how wholcfoiiie I dare nor aver. But the 
 molt remarkable of all was the poyfonous Peans, grow- Poyropom 
 ing upon great Trees in the Woods, almolt like Beeches : B'""- 
 We took Notice of three kiiuls of thcfe, \ery d tfcr nt 
 from one another. 1 he firlHat,'',e and tall, bearirgaPod 
 like a Hean, whuh contains fn r or five fiuare Beans, al- 
 molt like the Seed of a Tamarind, inclo'.ed with a hard 
 Peel like a Shell, within which lies a yellow Kernel, 
 which is a very dangerous Po\liin, and v.s'd by rhc Ne- 
 groes for poyfoning their Uarts ; they call this Fruit Gvm/, 
 The fccrnd fott is Irts, the Pod crooked, of a verv thick 
 Rind, and lix or feven Imhcs in thebcnJing, and half as 
 ivuith in breadth, it enclofcs fii c Beans an Inch long each. 
 The third h.as 1 eaves like the former, but the Fcod much 
 bigger, Handing on a Itrong woody Stalk , thick and 
 mady, a little indented on the lides, nine Inches long, 
 and five broad, within which are five Beans longer than 
 the other, aad called by them ,Qu.-;;</rt i and thofe they fay 
 .arcalfo venomous. 
 
 Belides thcfe Beans, I have feen there Trees like Wil- 
 lows, which bear a Fruit like Peas-pods. 
 
 I'p further in the Country they have a Fruit, towhich Fruit CM, 
 they give the Name of Goln ; 'tis of the bignefs of a Wal- 
 nut, hard, rcddilh, bitter, jagged, and full of Corners, 
 like that, and ioclofcd in a hard Shell. This is a thing 
 mightily fetbvin the Country, and lervcs the two grand 
 pnrpofes, both of Moncs and Meat too ; neither have 
 they any other but this, which docs as well amongft them 
 as ("lold and Silver ir other parts of the World. The o- 
 
 Cloth alxiut their Walle 
 the Children Itark nakeil. 
 
 ' The Men and Women do all in general rac? and pink 
 their .Skitis, in all parts of thei;- Bodies : They do it with 
 a great deal of Cunolity and Fancy, atid 'tis the only Or- 
 nament that liclongs to them. Their Fancy is not iiuite 
 fo g(.oil in the management of their Hair, The Men in- 
 deed have no cenain Falhion for theirs; lf>me wear it in 
 Turi's and Bunihes, oih'TS cut it away in feioral long 
 Paths and Roails, running this way and ih.it way, quite 
 I rots iheir Heads. .As tor the Women, they have but 
 one Falhion amongit them, and that is to cut it all ileer 
 oil', and keep it Iha'fdclol'eio the Skin : They pull oH' 
 .ill the Hair from their Fve-li>ls, and lile theii '1 ecih 1" 
 Iharp and picked, that I think they couhl go near tocnn- 
 tliier a U( n', and might ililpvte that point with I'oiue ot 
 their fcirr f otcd iJomefliiks. 
 
 '1 hey teed much I'pon Roots and Fruits, planting about 
 theit Hi;ufei, ("<ourds, Potatoes, Puinpions, Pjantancs, 
 and liiiiir.i Pepper : Herbs too are a part of their Fare, 
 together with Cockles and (.)\llcrs, which they get upon 
 the Koiksby ihe Sea-lide ; and conlidcring their Teeth, 
 may eat Shells and all, without the trouble of opening. 
 They have ai:b foine little Crops of Rice ; but of thi no 
 more ihan j'.lt what's necelfirv tor the .Service fif their 
 Families, and that lull by their I lorfrs loo. '1 heir Bread 
 they make of a litleSeed. or (Irani, they call I'ciit 
 miuh unlike the S'c<d 1 1 Winter-Savoury. 
 
 As for Flelh thc\ have very little of that, all the V'aric- 
 tiis of this k lul being only a tew H.-is, and a piece of 
 wild Veniton lomctimcs from the .\ioi mains, when ihev 
 can get it. Fiili indeed ihcv ha' c pie'ty gorid ftorc, and 
 the\ are ingenious enoiglr in Cor.tnvances for .■\ng!ing, 
 after their wav. 
 
 'To'.'.icco is as mrch loihem as half their F.ivclylu^od ; 
 and the Woimnarc as violent Smrakeis asihe.Men. 'Thev 
 piets the Juice <'i t of rbe leaves, when they are green 
 and frelli, and ilvn lay thciiia dry'iip upon aShcardover 
 the Coals, and fo rut them for ufe : For they intimated 
 by Signs to IS, tha. the 'Tobacco w.nild make liiem drunk, 
 if they tO( k it wi h all its Itrcngtli remaining in the 
 leaves. I'he Houlsof their Pipes are made of Clay, .ind 
 very large ; ami in thi 
 
 fmall hollow Cane, of a Foot .and half long, thio' which 
 they draw the Smoak : And this they are not contented 
 to Ui come only into thcii Mouth*, but they muft have it 
 down in their Stomaclis too, and fo drink Tobacco in the 
 Hrictelt Sence. 
 
 Their Towns tonfilt of .alioiit thirty or forty Hon I'cs, 
 et together all in a Cliiiler, covei'd with Reeds, and in- 
 doled with Mud-Walls, as our Hogltics generally are. 
 They have a Mat hung up inllead of a l/cor, a panel of 
 Billets laid en fs one another, and co\cr'd with Mats for 
 Bedltead .-nd Feailurbed ; and thcfe Mats are alio the 
 Hangings of their Rooms. 1 he Particu'ars of their o'hcr 
 Hoiifliold-ltutii is cjuiikly reekon'd up. 'l\vo or three 
 Farihen Pots, to keep Water, and boil Meat in. Item, 
 OneCiounltor tlv fc.chingof /'.I'm.VuWme, and another 
 for a Qiiaflinp-Cup. \':i>\ k few Farthen Dill.cs for 
 their 1 oblolly. (•<•/«, \ Basket or two to gather Cockles. 
 And Taltlv, .\ Knaplack naile of the Rinds of Treos, 
 to carry the Piovnnt, with Tol acii) and Pipes. 
 
 But their .Martial FiiiniLUie ought to come into the .Ac- 
 count too ; which is a little ihort Sword hamnier'd out 
 of a piece of Iron by thtmtelves, a Bow and Qiiiver of 
 .Arrows, headed with Iron, and poifoncd, or elfe a Cafe 
 of I.avelins pointed in likcmanner, and liimctimes lioth. 
 
 'Thev are a Itrong, big, well-made People, have tome 
 IT.are of Spirit and Courage tto ; and fur (o ride an Fdu- 
 eation as they have, toler.ibly Civil, and Well-c.arriaged, 
 They arc very honelt and jult in their Dealings, punilh 
 'Theft with pref.ut Death, and are more temperate than 
 
 >ti 
 
 aconi'ti.v^i 
 
 ■v|»inJi<cl;|;i,<n. 
 
 keeping tor the molt 
 part to their own Wives, of wh.om they are extieamlv 
 jealous. 
 
 Their Religion lies I'ometh'ng n:ore in the dark, anvil 
 
 
 ther way they make ufe of it, is by Chewing, whirhthey 
 do, mixing it with the Rind of a certain Tree, which 
 they are mighty fond of upon that account. One Man 
 ; takes a mouthful, fucking and turning it about for a. 
 could not tee enough of it, to kr.'.vv what it is ; | inulti- while ; aixl then he puts it into the next Man'sMo"th, 
 
 "n whether they ilotheiufelvcs. It llems to bea Hotdi-, 
 potch of Chriltianity, Jidaifii, and Headienifm ; for 
 they have l'ii,(«^»f^,--Jelu ires aim ni;i\ them, and a Chapel ; 
 ^et .ire they cirtumciled, a id keep Iilolsof WckxI in their 
 Houlcs ; \Vhich of thefe three is the pre ailing Ingredi- 
 ent in the Compolition, I know net ; onlv this 1 hnd.tlMt 
 the Jefmtcs have taught them to oblerve fomc Holidavs, 
 and gi\ en them at leall fomc general Notion of a Supreme 
 Almighty Being, which they leein'd to exprefs, by lift- 
 ing up t^ieir Hands to Heaven, and other devout Actions 
 of that kind. 
 1 Vfiodu li The Country yields a delightful Variety cf very cxccl- 
 kni Fruits, aiui thcfe Trees grow here wild, and by whole 
 
 who plays his part w.th ;i in the like manner ; and lo it 
 goes as far as 'twill go, all r end the Company They 
 don't I wallow down any part of it, biit everv .'.'an isc li- 
 Rcd to gi\ e i: as entirely lo his Neighboi r as he rt' eives 
 it hinil'elf, t'oi Quantity at leall, whatever .i be for Q, a- 
 lityaud Virtue. 
 
 In th." inner parts of the Country, tliey have pnttVc 
 llore of Cotton, of which they make a tolerable g'xid ^ '"*' 
 Cloth, about a Qjiartcr bioad, fur th.it little Covering 
 they ha', e before them. 
 
 There is a Wood too called Citvibr, which dyes a good r- i_. 
 Red, and they uli; it about their Furies, and Mats, for 
 that purpole 
 
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 n. 
 
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 f ; t !*. 
 
 Ill .:l 
 
 ■i •» 
 
 
 1 1! ! 
 
 -78 
 
 7 he 'ProdtiUs of sierra Leona. 
 
 
 otihellmen 
 
 tXiKr*. 
 
 poiiiis, isviry full <j( I'riikUs .in^i i.mi''- 
 likc a Willow ; it Mflils mts plentifully, 
 
 
 It nay not W .imili, U'liilc^ this pencr:il Si Ikoip of tlif 
 Vcgttihie Varictv of tlicfe p.irts, to ("ivc a more panitn- 
 lar Dcl'crirtion of tliofc more 'lOtcil ronininn Fnius, .mil 
 thc;r rcfpci'luc Trees, wliiili .ire .ilfo of .in cipi.illyton- 
 tiiiiralilt IJfe .tmlSer\ico to Mankind, 
 tkfctiption 'iho I inion-Trie imieh icfiiiil'l n ilie ('ral> in feveral 
 
 1 ll.llillT 1 llf 
 
 .N the Cr.il'- 
 'I'rtcs ilo, the Fruit liegiii'" to rii'on in .//r,;//, aful hoi,! on 
 upon the Tree till Oilib' . 
 
 Th.1t uliith ihey imH tlie I'l.uit.in-Trie, fee ins to Ik- an 
 aimnal I'l.it.t, and in my Opinion, i nejit rarhovro lie rei- 
 kiMul anidntflt ilie Heals th.in iheTrii'<. It isiifa tiioile- 
 rate heieht, anil aUmt '.he liigfi Is ' f a M.iri s Tlui;h ; it 
 is not of ailenfe, toni|ai!t, wdoil) Siililtance, Init Items m 
 toniilt of fe\er.il Orders lit I easi s, or Skins, wr.ippid 
 i'!ole upon one annthi r, alii.oli iii the ii anner nt an .\rti- 
 thoke , ir has niithin;; of Uramhis, lut the I eaMs il.noi 
 iiiimcdi.uely o\-\ ct the Iriiiik it fi-lf, tlimiij'.hnnt the 
 \shole length if it, and are f.r the iiioll p.ut two I IN 
 long, and one 111 oad, hav iiij; om loii^; Kdi y.i 'i^', ihrnii^ih 
 the mid.dle if them. Tlii- I'laiir.ins tlienifeUis Ikuij; in 
 Clutters if tm or iwehe tniiither, t.uh aSjan lung, and 
 ahiiolt as ihiik a^a .M.iii's \\'rilk, lniiieuli.it erooked, and 
 Kndini; inward ; ai lirll it lioks \ery preen, and then 
 turns yel!o\v as ii ripens ; and i! you take tluiu then aiui 
 Itrip olT ilic Kinds, you 11 find tlie I'lilp witliin of the 
 fame eolour, and a very plealaiit talte. Heiuath tlielT;iii 
 Ml the lame Stalk, h,itip down a leafy Tiif; lluirp punt- 
 rd, whieh Urms 'o ha\c licen the b'low.r ; biit whether 
 there's any thinp of a Seed or no, 1 am tut ecrtiiii ; they 
 }V.\e this Fruit the Name of Raimana's, v.\A have goOil 
 plenty of tlieni. They are ripe in Sepi'-mler and OdoUr, 
 and will, if they are gathered preen, ripen of thcmfcHcs, 
 f ) as to lie lit for catinj; in abi.u fix Weeks time, as we 
 found by I'.xperittue. 
 
 (i'i/;'H./?-I'epper, a I'ruittlus Country (lif ivstooimongft 
 the reft, tho' in no great plenty, grows wild in the Woods j 
 the I'lant is a fmall thirg, iilmolt like I'nvett, or Prick- 
 \<ood, adorned with little (lender l.eaM. .. aiidbearirga 
 Fruit relemblinp B.iiberries in form, and of the lame co- 
 lour too, wh(.n ripe, only iluy don't hang in Hunches as 
 Parbcrrlcs do ; but here and there two orthrec together a- 
 I'oet the Stalk ; their Name for it is Bmque. 
 
 The /'■«-• fpoken ot before, of whii h ihcv m.ike their 
 Hr.- 1, IS a liiiall (lender Plant like Grafs, the Stalk full 
 of 'iced, noteneloled many I'nnof Husk. Ihis (eemsto 
 be the ftme with wliai tlit i'wkj eall CiiJiUl, and the I'nitii- 
 ^/if?', Tftm.l:. 
 
 The /'c.»»//.-'l ree is viry Uraicht, high, knotty in the 
 Rind, of a fo(t and yielding Texture within, wholly 
 without Houghs, except at the top, and thole rather bke 
 lo inan\ Kicds than real Boi'phs, being all Pith in the 
 infide, only rover'd with a rough Rind ; the Leaf is long 
 and llender, in manner ot ,Sworil-giafs, or the Ctli^mm 
 Flags ; .Tiid thofe Reedy Boughs on w Inch they itand, are 
 bcfet on both (ides with fliarp and Itrong Pru kles, lland- 
 inp like the Teeth of a S:iw, but much longer ; the Fruit 
 is abort thebignefsof a Chefnut, it being a tough, hard, 
 in(i]'id Kernel, inelofed in a much harder and more eoni- 
 pac4ed Shell, Itreaked with 1 hrcds on the oiulidcs ; the 
 People call the Tree it felf Td'tH, and the I-'ri'it Hele \ 
 ■which is indeed good for little, thn' they cat them rojft- 
 ed. When they draw the Wine ot this 'Free, they cut oH" 
 one of the Branches, with a Span of the Head, and ma- 
 king fomcthinR of an Ineilion, they faften the Mouth of 
 a Oourd to the Orifice, which in the (pace of Twenty four 
 Hours will be fill'd with a clear whitiili Water, of a 
 pratetul reliOi, and ftronp enough to make the Negroes 
 drufi'-. 
 
 1 ti.'!: nothing in thefe parts like the celebrated Plant 
 that ha> gotten the Name of Sen(iti\e : But here is a Tree 
 thai llittvs a Fruit, which deferves to be call'd fo, linceit 
 n-ally is fo without dilpute ; 'tis indeed all the bruit thi 
 T ree can pretend to, tho' not to tx^ iinagin'd the natural 
 rod genuine product of it. I'lu? Tree is limiethinp like a 
 \Vil!ow in make and (izc, but the Leaf \ cry broad, and 
 almolf asthick as Leather, bearing I'niall Knops like thole 
 of tile Cyprefs. 'I he Boi'ghs of this hang down a good 
 way into the Water ; tor they Hand nil about the Bays, 
 and ire cjuiie overtlown, as it were, by the Tide; and 
 thus together with the Mud and Slime that fticks to them, 
 the young Oyilersbred thereabouts faften on to them too, 
 and that in inch ^ aft numbers, that one can hardly fee any 
 thing almolt but long Ropes of Oyftcrs. 
 
 Having t.ikeii a View of the Vegetable Produtilions of 
 
 I'lid' ^^^^ Country, we may now kxik upon the .Animals, be- 
 
 'pmning with the Fi(h ; ("incc the Oylter-Trecs, in which 
 
 Plant and Filh arc united, make thatTvan(ition juft and 
 
 natural : Here then wc find Mullets, Rayv, Ihornbacks, 
 
 Of iht rtr.c, 
 
 <ir the 
 
 fut.niito. 
 
 OjHi rirn i 
 
 Ani:Tidb 
 
 0;d-wnes, Cirrtni, Ctvallio's, like Mack.irel, Pikcs, 
 Sword-fill,, witli .Snouts t Vard long. Toothed on I «i I, 
 fides like a S,tw; Dog-till;. Sli.irks and .Shaiis wliuh .iiv 
 like X Shark, but liaie a (l.vr broad Snout like .i Sl^nel ; 
 SluHiiukers, having on run (ide the Moutli I'.nd.m:' 
 like Harlnl, and making a grunting Noil^ like Hoi>s. 
 
 ■| heir Fowl, .ire Pehc.in, wl-.ite ind .is lari;e as Sw.in- 
 with a niiKht) long Bill ; Heaiiis. Curlew,, Hoobio. ()%. 
 e>es, with te\eral other Ions, whole Names we kr.ov 
 not. t^nly their gr.y Parrots are not M tie toirntteu, ;,> 
 a!(a their '.«;■»/.■. -Muis, aMrj bciut ml Fowl, ottliebii'. 
 nel>ot a Pheal.iiu, .;nd parts-, oloiiiii. 
 
 A-. t.ir Bealts, the Mountains uv full of Lions, JSgii', 
 and Oiiiic.s ; .iiid the Woods of .Monkeys, Icapinir about 
 to 111 1 1 c lo I lee. And there ll ould be I'l r. upiiicstoi. 
 by ill. Ciuil|s(,f them, which the .\cgroes Ih. w, tho' wv 
 l.iw 111 r;e. 1 liph.iiif. are tcane here ',d out the Bass, bur 
 up in the Couim V they are plentiful enough. 
 
 I he N.itnes told us alfoof a ftringe Beaft, which tlie'^ »'. 
 
 lueipr.ter rerdred a Carbuncle.verv often teen by them """ ' 
 but only m the Night-.Seal'm. 'Ihis Creature, they fa\ ' 
 h.is a Stone of an iniredible 1 uthe in his Forehe.Vd, io' 
 bright, that he is not onlv therein- rendred vihble in the 
 il.irkell Nigiu, but (ees alio by the help of that Naiur.il 
 li'iili, toniuiout ,ird manage his Pi-o\eiider. Iris .m- 
 r\ lliv, jeaoi's, .inj limorois fort of Creaiiiiv, and tur- 
 nill.ed bv Nature with lo good F.-rs. that it takes the A- 
 l.irm ot the (iiullilt N,.ii'c, beintr :ilwa\> in .i liftning at- 
 tenti;e polluiv. Ithasakmd of a .\tufiulai Fih,., ,, 
 ■Skill, that plays torrh and back over i!i.u luei.l S;„ne u, 
 thai tis managed juft of all the Word like a I'.uidle in i 
 Daik-Ianthorii, open or lliut, as the Creature pl.Mt'es , 
 .and ihisisthewayof it wli.u ir hiarsany .Noife, imme. 
 diaiely the Filmor . clappM o\ er the .Scone, and thel iriu', 
 loft, audio the Animal |TCl'cr\el its Libcitv, In blen'.c-. 
 ingitsPurliicr, and le.iMng l,im iiiihed.nrk. 
 
 Ihis .Acioent the Nigrces gi\e, with .i!l imagin.iWe 
 ailuraiice : .And i( there be (ueh a 1 ummous .Stone as this 
 fis certain, that lime 'tis impodible it llioiild lliiiie bv anv 
 RedeCtioii ot an external l.'glir, that it melt U' fioin the 
 lexiure, Difpotition, and Inteftinc Mi tionof thcPartsof 
 that .Stone, or fomc niorcac'b\. tierv Corputcles tranf- 
 mitted into it from the Body of the .Animal, .-.na redding 
 m its Pores, which upon the turning alidc of the Film, dif- 
 ciMcrs Inch a Phitnomenon as the Pliolphorus ("or iioUvhn 
 Stsne), expos d to the open Air. 
 
 The principal Commodity of the Country, th.it^an niiv Tl,.- X: 
 way lervc to invite a 'Ir.uie. a,v (;(ild and I'leohnnis'-- ' ' • 
 lectli, which the I'-,. •.,;,•. 7.7.- U-uc made lomeiimes ve- 
 ry adeantapeous Baiter tor; biim;:ng „nlv iiieer 'lov^ 
 and Triries, as lU-.i.is, IWU, Knnes, (ihilles, Copivr' 
 arid Iron Veflels, .••_ . But in tins p.irtot the Couiitn', a- 
 binu the,Sea-Ciia(ti, the) will not part with their {Toiii nr 
 thele rates, tho' they do up in the Fieart of it, where tlv 
 People- live more out of the v, ay of Converle .ind Traffiek 
 and Icfs underjt.ind the Value of their own Con1modit-es •' 
 here they will barter Vichials for yourTovs; but 1 I'lv 
 nopiolpect ot procuring any thmp cite, that's serv much 
 to advantage. 
 
 The Point, orCape. of ,V •>,.•<: /.;>;«,- it Klf, lies lomc-S.-.- .1;...,. 
 thing low and deprcd'ed ; but the land o- er it rifes ex-*"'"-'-' 
 treamly high, and may Ik' teen in a cle.ir \^.\\■ 14 ,,r ,', ^"''•'!- 
 1 e«gues oft". 
 
 '1 o the Weftward of the Cape, (lands the ereat Kock i.ml,. 
 which makes a Figure remarkable enough ; \oii have ni)-'""'-''-' 
 Icfs than lixteen, Hfiien, rni, or nine Fathom W.-iter V'u'' 
 North and South with the Roek, .at a Mile and half di-'V.i.i " 
 ftaiice ; and within li.ilf a Mile \ou have feven Faihoiii 
 vory good Shoaling between your Ship and the Rock ; 
 palling the Roek there s twenty Fathom, and Mioalinc to 
 eighteen, lixteen, twe'vc, and ten F".ulinm, all the wav 
 into the Roads boi-der-ng very near the Soiuh Sluve, for 
 there's a eorliderable Sand tli.ii Kes about iwoi\Mc,;t'i-om " '^^ - 
 the Northern Shore, where the Sea breaks. 'WV tbund sh;,- 
 very convenient Ruling m ten Fatliom Waijr, and good 
 Ground, the Point of S/f-M I c^<::, bearing W. by N the 
 N. point of the Bay bcrir.-.' N. W. and the afordaid 
 Breach, or Sand, N. N. Iv. • 'Tis fo be obf. rv'd ah'o .-, •, 
 I hat coming in we wi re N. & S. with the Roi k it iuie " 
 with the S. Point, and wuh i'i-n r:nl N. by W'.' and S. 
 by F, which /,7',i J.' ,,/ (by the way) is a very round Spot' 
 and a particular Mark tor al| that are bound thither froin 
 the Southward. 
 
 'Tis remarkable, that all the Obfcrvations of thu Vari-oUr-"- ■ 
 ation, lince our coming from 1 U. gr. North Lat. to Si\-n/i ="' '^-^''" 
 l.icnn, proved very erroneous , and we found, in order 
 to tet this maner to rights, that thirty League, mult 
 be added to each i)iltance, v l,;n .vehavc re'feicnce to 
 any'^MendJan Falkriy of that Diftance. and lb many fiib- 
 truCkJ ir-.'m it, whs > wc refer to a Wcl^eriy Mei-id-an 
 
 txp.l 
 
 '.xporience ti 
 md this a \ 
 
 ».i"i'i!- 
 
 -.Ifi. 
 
 ,inil tins a \ 
 too much (In 
 tin; moll skill 
 
 Th.- W.ue 
 nient, tho' ili 
 too, is the I'l 
 ^ieiii l.C'iif, 
 near to the 
 Mill d ai the I 
 
 W hen yi 11 
 F. ' Smitlierlj 
 F. ■ l-alterlv, 
 r'-.illin ihat'U 
 ting N. i'. by 
 (Jbl'ervaiu n 
 !J Uerr. ^6i\ 
 
 tlOIll It. .II.ll 
 
 7i 'I he V.ir.aii', 
 
 "j I Uegr. 51 M 
 
 ^ the Iky of s't 
 
 .Si.;!;.i./i/r/and 
 from one aiioi 
 Point of the '< 
 tween the llli 
 .ind .ai-out ha 
 i-, a eonhderab 
 .1 .Mi!e dillarie 
 gotlen, which 
 Ba\. 
 
 NV'erif.-ell.ei 
 e,l for St. ./.-,: 
 oblirv ation w 
 the Coii.|'utai 
 to have be. n 11 
 nil re to the So 
 this vvasevi.lii 
 into there.il-i.u 
 depend upi.ii tl 
 All, without I 
 Allow aiicis to 
 iniolei..!'ie F.rr 
 why the Ciirr. 
 we m.ade iliis 
 with a ver) (n 
 inj; to open tlu 
 ot ii , as is bel 
 llippofe, that , 
 of the Gut, lo I 
 bly diminilV.ed 
 In -South I 
 15 Degr. 30 ^ 
 nicely made 
 Obfervation w 
 otherwil'e the) 
 efpeeiallv the 
 may repofe a 1 
 'Jhe lide I 
 from i-.n, twi 
 the Bay, but 
 Bay, you ha 
 come a great \ 
 Fathom, tin ' 
 upon the Soui 
 in proportion, 
 h) the River.* 
 'Ihe'lide 
 and rifes to 
 called Cape 
 and not a Ca 
 that bears om 
 Breaches on b 
 W. from the 
 pru! Ji.ilofcerncd. 
 
 luiiigi 1 ;:.. the Stream 1 ( 
 1! mlyH'-'l.'n I Veiioiresi',, 
 "-';>■,-" I nnd all al'oi; 
 iliJiA-.j^>:ii i lit. IV V \cf\ 
 o.tot ^h.^^m Shriinvs ; nt i 
 
 n,.,k,.W.- "'Y •' I "• t. i 
 
 ihii.(;.„i it the I eft |M,ae.' 
 
 h vclKtn of tl;e low 1.1 
 
 0l.,aVd.,l. J^Y.jj^ 
 
 Vjrtii'On ID 
 , 17 M.n. 
 
 Aitil L.E. 
 
 ."Si ppp.h to 
 
 :: c.pi- ..<• 
 
 f A;ilv>r I ( 
 
 th:.|(,,Ml. 
 
 I hdih ui,l a 
 
 |r.-.i!y, WL- , , , 
 
 llhtrit'ori ... In tile low 
 
 J r, t 111, Ac- pleniv of W, 
 
 I <v-ne 
 
 ■ pleniv of V.'aiv 
 Bur '.lie River 
 is iM r goc.l ; ai 
 daneerof liavin 
 fpciitof the Co 
 
UMljihap^XIl. 
 
 Currcvts, lides, &C. 
 
 19 
 
 n-l, I'lkcv, 
 
 k'd iitl I oil I 
 
 S W'llnh .1IV 
 
 J SUhi'I , 
 
 :h I'lnd.iiv. 
 • Hn-s. 
 
 C ilS S«.u\.. 
 
 i/ol)jt«, (K- 
 > ^^c kfinv 
 ipi'iirtc'i, if> 
 
 lis, I>l!kV. 
 npitl;; .iViun 
 •i ii;iiiu'st(«i 
 . w, tlio' «■>.■ 
 !c B;i\s, Inir 
 
 , uliiti) tlic'^ "'■:'; 
 'cii by tln.in,"''''" 
 V, till y lav , 
 nrclic.iil, ii) 
 ilihlrin tl:i! 
 hat Natiir.il 
 Itis.wt- 
 ro, :\rul t'lir- 
 tnki.-. the A- 
 i lilhiuip ai- 
 
 31 I'llll', ■ 1 
 
 1.1 '^runo, iij 
 C.uiilU' ill .1 
 ■ire I'U'au-s ^ 
 (iilr, iiiinii'- 
 
 .ll [licl il'lll'. 
 
 In blfiuicr- 
 
 I iiiiaj;itiaWi' 
 Stmic as tills, 
 lliiiif l>v aiiv 
 t Ix- troiii ilif 
 f ilid'artsot' 
 ilcits, tranf- 
 aml refill inn 
 Ik* Film, Jif- 
 Cor iiciiniui 
 
 that tail any Tin; r, 
 
 .1 l^lcphnnis'''- ' ' 
 
 'iiK-iiuu's vc- 
 
 iiicir 'low, 
 
 ili-s, C'l.pivi', 
 
 C'niinny, n- 
 
 uir (lolil nr 
 
 wIktc tlio 
 
 nil IV.iffiik, 
 
 [mtiiioititics ; 
 
 ; but I fi'i' 
 
 MTV iniiili 
 
 lii-i; Ibiiie- ■">'■'■.>'" 
 it fill's ex-" 
 
 IV 14 (,r 15 
 
 Vny.u- 
 
 ri-at Kock.im^'' 
 
 1111 haif no •'",'",'■'''' 
 , 111. ;■ M 
 
 mn WatiT,,!,,. ui-. 
 
 l-il lullf i|i.-.Vd:.l, 
 
 I'll hailioiii 
 till- Koik ; 
 
 Miiulinc to 
 all till- way 
 1 S!io:i', tor _ 
 .MikstVoni,'|;''\." 
 Vv'c toiiiiil sl'-«- 
 , anil pooil 
 hy N. till- 
 I' atbrolaiii 
 )blVrv'il .\\{q, V.-U:,. 
 Oik, it bare 
 W. ana S. 
 round Spot, 
 ihitliiTtrom 
 
 of the Vari-Oljf''"" 
 .at.toS.V'M^""''^'"' 
 ml, in order 
 L-apiiCj mult 
 nt'cicnct" to 
 
 I'U lIKlIiV fill-' 
 
 Mi-ndian, 
 
 ■^s 
 
 % 
 
 i 
 
 I'.NPoricncc taught us the Pracllie of this Rule heicalwiits, / hor 
 ami this a Man nuill make his b.ivlk (liiule, and not lay 
 100 imieh Urcfs upon Ins Inllninients, whiili may dtieive 
 the moll .skilful Oblirver. 
 
 'IV Watering all lurtal i)ut< is vciy pood and conve- 
 nient, till)' the b.'ll Wattrinp-iLue, as nlli. the bill Koad 
 too is the I'ointli Bay. to the luiltward of the I'ninr ot 
 C,v'/,i loir. 'J here the Ci.iirfe i.f ilie Water is pretty 
 near to the W. S. W. and in th' .Sp,iiip-1 idt it nks ai 
 Ho( il at the lealt twelve l-oot. 
 
 Wlkii Mil liave the i:i r.< f r.l bearinp troni )ou, S. 
 E, • Soiitlierl), and the Point of S V ,! / nm , N. I. b. 
 li. ' I'.allerb, ami about three Lcajniis Iroiu U'li, \oii 
 ('•all ill that Uijlai,ie and I'olit on, lind a llioiip Tide let- 
 ting N. !■. by N. 1 he Roail of Sicr.t I c ■■■i by '.he bill 
 lObrersaiiui «e lud oppo.iuii.tv of niakinp } lies ;u 
 S Deir. j6i\l,n. Northl.at. and die IVim bears near \V. 
 ■Iiom 11, ai.il IS al'our a leai'ue ir loer Miles dillaiit. 
 ■||ie Vai,a;i'.ii here a.fo, as Mr as we coml find, \i as 
 I Denr. J'^ Mill. N. v.. our Coinfe frciM lieiiee beiii;; 'c 
 iheBay i^f S.'I.Uu.'i:, we o'. feried as tiillow ^ : 'I hat iIk 
 .S(.;vi-/<,r/ and lK->gi(.n lllaiidsbear S. b) !■. and N.I \V, 
 fioin one another, the Welleriroll No- th land, :ii. the 
 I'oiiit of the V .;. '-.Wf bear S, S. W. and N. N. 1 . le- 
 nveen the lllai'id and the Shore, 'tis ai lealt le\.;i .Mile--, 
 and .-li'oiit half a 1 eapue fn.m the Illand lo die !•.. .S. I-,. 
 i> a eonliderab e Miva.'h, as alio another to 'hi S luh, ar 
 a Mile dillanee iVoin it : Neither is iliat Man to be for- 
 pouen, wliiili lies halla Miie fniii the Vt'eK I'l ii.i of the 
 Ru. 
 
 NVe relVell.ed a few Ua^s ai f .' ■ '. ami ilei, pri neil- 
 ed for St. ./.•.;;;;;i'.'(.'.'s Bay. In uhieli Coiirie, wlunlj 
 iibfirwition we were in i.\ Ihyr. 4 Min. Si), il, I at. by 
 ihe Coiiipiltaticn 1 f oi'r.Sh.ps Ri'ef' rii.j', We.'i;;h! then 
 to havebiiii 111 ! i UeiT. i.) Min. I'o th.ii wevnv y M.n. 
 mure to tlie So, ill, tii.iP onr Ridei woild adow o:'. And 
 tlii< waseM.lirtl; theUleCl of the (. nrrent tliat we fil! 
 jilt') tliere.ib(.ii„s ; fioiii v lienee lis p'aiii, that tin fe that 
 depend upi.ii therdiad Re. konni; and ihe meer Riik,sof 
 An, without due refpicl h.id to the C\',rrents and the 
 AHovaiieis to be liiadi on that feori, iiii 11 needs fall iiro 
 iniolei.'.'.'ie Lrrois; aiuliliis lemis to be very gKid Realon 
 why the Ctinvnt IhoiUl l,.- of preatcr iVave here, where 
 we made this iblirvaMon, beeaufe the I and poesaway 
 wiih a very fiidden fall, N. t. and S. W. and we happen- 
 
 homely and iinpleafant, appiarinp rouph, ftoi 
 I^Jine plaeesovcr-riiii with Imall Woods ; It dot 
 
 my, and ir( 
 lots not feertt 
 neither to be oier-llockcd with Inhabaants, we never fee- 
 ini; above twenty of them toeether. They are a tall, In • '•'''■M'fin t" 
 It), v< ell-let I'l opie, nf.t ot (o ill reaturcs as n any RuiKs,,y j,„,.,, 
 •II'.' i nor arc ihey fo iinplealiiigto tliofe thatioiueil'e with t.'pv St -*•. 
 'hill, as 11,0(1 ol that Complexion ,iie, by re.ifuiiof iliat'"^'" 
 Miisk-liint they carry ah np with tliim. 'lUat lil.uk 
 I lair is deiently plaiud, aii.l fiizled i poi. .luir Head-, 
 .ml it is riai'onably lonp ; tin y ha\e no ether Coierinu 
 "pi n that part 1 elides their Hair, as alio noi e for ati) 
 other part of ihe Hocly, es:c..pi .1 li it of a (iirdli- made <.[ 
 Kinds of '1 I'les, adoiiied all bilimd wii!i lnme i,if iheir 
 I rinkeis, and other odd thinps,wlneli are i.iltned on with 
 Allepators 'Iteth, ;;iid. haiij' tlieru partly for II tw, and 
 parily foroeeatioral uf'. 
 
 I'elides their iJ.irts ai d I. a; iiees (whieii aiv their priii-,Ve Vsw'i 
 
 . al Weaptiiis), ihev wctr ab"li' tlieiu eeirain preat"" '")''««■ 
 
 Kriws, like Bu her. Ki'i' iv, wlietiier foi eomii on .Nti- t',','' f'"' 
 
 ' K',fi„^i. 
 
 eeon'i, or the elV ot I'irl^rit:;! I.ilides, I am iv i eer- 
 
 liii ; hovvvcr, tl.ey a:'.' a!' J. is v\!l as tlu- otiier lullre- 
 
 iints) (,f till, r own uiakii.p. .■ml ;luiv af f.iire Uifu- 
 
 eii s (f /.rt, .ind ■npeiuo. s l',;i;',y, in t'le C.Mitrnanerf 
 
 of ihcni. 
 
 ■J hey are a li.l :'e |i;ri of 1\ 01 'e 'ii the .N.'.1t ei - of Trade, 
 and were mt 10 beehariiHil v.ithpieiis ol o\i |.( u, .[.^ 
 other I'arl anans Wire. Tin) m; de i ,spay aioi.li.lerab! • 
 Rate for the t aticl we l-,adot ilieni, inn iiipaiifoii to\',h.-it 
 W-pave at >,/,/,•,>, aid oilier pLues : .■\i,ii then they 
 would take no I'.iyitients in any jNleial below Silver, do 
 vihatwe eo, Id. We pave ihcm for three Kinc, two 
 *vteers. and li.ur Calvis, no Ufs ihaii 19 1. the Val'.ic of 
 wluih in old Iron, would have puiehas'd Catt'e ciiouph 
 at ,Vi ,','.•; /,-, to have lUieked two or three pood I'arms : 
 Hrt tlicn 'tis ecriam, that the Cattle here are far better 
 than .1' S'.i/./<-H.v, tho' the make if ilieiii is imieh the fame, 
 ha\ ill}', Biiiahes on their Baeks like Camels, as they have, 
 eiily t'hefe Hand a little liure f rwar.ls. But belides the B .^n!, r i 
 oiilinarv f.irt of Cattle, a< Mieep and Cows, which are'"'"'' ^"^•'' 
 ill this Country vcrv larpe ard pood, there are fomewiiieU "'"■'' 
 ir b( all-< of, as itsown pmiliar Rantiis. Ihe Woods 
 afford pr.at Itorc of thole Creati re«,wh!tli for their loie- 
 'iiicfs aie called by lou.e the Beautiful Beall ; tis about rTheBi'inti- 
 
 A Riaft. 
 
 the bipuefsof a Monkey, lias 
 lint', 'I ai! ; the I'urr of it is e>: 
 
 lip to open the (iiit, were lo far milueiiied bv the I'.renplh j and llr.aked with black and white. 
 
 'ill our (jiius , not beiiii; 
 
 1 fmall Mead, and a very 
 leanily line, aih-colour'd, 
 
 ri;i,on m 
 , 17 M.n 
 
 ..Sli.kiuiai:, 
 
 ol il, as isbeliiie related ; and there's as mi. eh Reaf n to 
 fnppofe, that as a Ship poes nioici'.allerl) pall the luiildle I 
 of the Gut.lo the force of the Current will be proporiiona- 
 bly dimiiiillied. 
 
 In .South 1 at. ? i Oi'pr. 37 Min. the Variation was 
 1 1; Degr. 3" Mm. Bui I'y a fuceeedinpObf rvation more 
 nicely made it laiue but to i ■; Ucpr, 16 Min. Thislall 
 Obfervation wasni.iiie over the I and half a Uepreehiph, 
 othcrwife tlieVari.ttion would have been more ; and thcl'e, 
 tlpeciaUv the lalt, • r lecoiid, iVciii to be I'liih, as a Man 
 n.ay repofe a loiiliiierable depreeijf Conridciiee in. 
 
 ■Jhel'ide here llow- d.reCilv with the b.alt ; von have 
 from leu, twelve, to twmt) l-'atlioiu, bcivveen ihis and 
 the Bay, bui cominp nc.ir the I'oin: in the heipht of the 
 Pay, you have no (Iround at a liiindie.l fathom, till voa 
 come a pre.iiway in, and iIkii there is tioiii iliiif loeieht 
 Fathom, tho' 'iis to beobfervcd, thatilu' diepetl Water is 
 upon the South liilc, the othir beaip made muili ifal lower 
 in proportion, by reaUui of the Muil and Sand Iroupluin 
 b) the Rivers w hich are on thai lide. 
 ^1 nfpih 1.) i!"v 'I'lic'l ideal S:. ,lii;i"Jt.'>i.^ Bav, llows prettv near F,. 
 f C ■-<«!"• '"""^ rifes to a preai heiphth. It is indeed penerally 
 S j£ called Cape St. .'ttijHy'i'.,', bi.t ii is molt leitainly a Bay, 
 
 1.' and not a Cape, fince it has no Point or Neck of I and, 
 
 'i'liere are 
 
 We kil 
 able to 
 
 'id fbme of 
 take thtiu 
 
 , ■nil- that bears oui more than the rell about 
 
 B 
 
 reaches on l" 
 
 ith fide 
 
 it it 
 
 Miip aivout a 1 capiie 
 
 ■ W. .S. 
 
 I h.jili ui.l i 
 
 I prui Julofeeniei 
 
 ■ .V,.'ijr;i.jtiv> 
 
 W. from the .Main, which makes it very ea 
 
 them 
 
 alive. 
 
 'Ihe Camelion is alio .a Native of this Country ; andTlu aim-' 
 
 the lixperienee we had ol tliein allures w, if there were ''°''' 
 nor otlier Re.itnns f r it'.', ihat the Vulpar Ni tion of tliem 
 as Creatuies that live i poiuhe tieid An- it lelf, without 
 anv othirSuileraiiee, is lalle, as well as ndiculoes : Wc 
 
 1 lU'iekly f tmd 011c ot them, thai we l.ipr, .1 huniinpafter 
 Plies, ami as foon rs ever he had the del'red Prev \-\ his 
 I'.yc, he fui'.denly dart, dfoiiiethinp oii' 1 I Ins Mouth; 
 what, 1 know not, uiiltl'i 'twere ln> lorpue, but of 3. 
 \er i ply lipureand apt i.iraiue, and P.nitk the Fly, ami 
 eat it ; and all this with I'ucli Ijeeil and iiiii.blenel^, that 
 one lan't iu'a.r.inc any cunuiiip Sp'iler. to fiiiprize with 
 nil re violen.c and liuuleiinels ili.iu the Camelion do. 
 
 'I here .are Bats here alinill as bip asConies, headed like t'o.vl. 
 a P'l X, aiul a thick hairv Purr: In all other Piin-slikc 
 B.iis: V'e niialurcd the Winps of one that we killed, 
 and found tliciii, upen a full Itreteh, to be an til in 
 lencth. 
 
 ■VVc faw here alfo peod llore of Baltatd-Hawks, Herns 
 of lev eral colours, white, black, blew, and mix'd of di- 
 vers tipeiher : And a loit of Birds, w'hofe Names we 
 kiKvv not, of.isnany Coloers as one can well imaqino, 
 and lulled upim their Head like Peacocks. 
 
 lizards are very coirmon here ; and a fort of Infed Liurji. 
 
 dil- ■ that has a pre.at number of Legs, almott like onr Crablv 
 
 Bill ih-i jildie 
 Vii,|!l 
 
 1 hanps abovtupoii the'I'iees, eiielol'ed wi 
 
 the Sii 
 
 n the bottom of the Bay there aiv two Rivers riumiii!?, 1 Cod if white Silk. In the Tree 
 
 doubii 
 
 earn 1 t wliiili is lo violent, that the P 
 
 irlyii".!.,!! overioire^i',, iho 11 
 
 Hows at lealt two Pailii 
 
 ood never 1 dance of larpe Sj'i 
 
 s upen the Hills are .-.btii.- Infclk. 
 
 il t 
 I III,.. 
 
 ") 
 
 I and all about diele Rivers, is broke 
 
 ,)JS, 
 
 III 
 
 ires verv I'.oi il 
 
 Pal.i 
 
 And the Pri 
 , laudy (Iround. ,a vel 
 
 c.ior v^li..m ShriiiU's : of the I'lTiner i f which 
 
 ai this place f r Smelis and . fo'bv the Im.d IJvr. 
 
 lice 01 larpe 3]iii;ers. mat carry their Webs from one 
 ee to aiioiher ; ai.d fpui verv ilroiii' f bilantial Silk, of 
 
 ivv as if made 
 
 i.nr, aiul thai as ;-oid a Velli 
 
 we eatclieil 
 
 iPi 
 
 id ol the latter ten Inches in leiipih : And 
 
 1 liime that As tiu-Piai.i 
 
 I ol.liiv'd 
 
 illy, vvc 
 llheriforc . 
 
 lliclelt pl.ac.'for th.s lort of .Sporr is 011 the Sandv Shore llranee and 
 of ■ ' ■ 
 
 which Melds the AIo 
 
 the Tamarind.s, au'.l tlte S.-n 
 
 i.li,.Wi- 
 
 I t'vi {!...( it 
 
 tivck'cn of tl'.e low land, where all the Natives do j'ly with their i nient I e^in make of 1;, imapii.e to 1: 
 
 here's a P 
 
 lant lomeshim; 
 
 ■.•Enjblej, 
 
 peculiar ; which, accoi\linp to the bell Jiidg- 
 
 N'ets 
 
 ->e a Willi 
 
 co-N'ii 
 
 In the hw land, withi 
 
 M'oods, we IV 
 
 i "lisi fa ii.irbiiy Nauire, an.! mmi ; up \v,:li feveral 
 
 v.iftik!.Al.St.aH,s, verv 
 
 : 111. Ac- pleniy of V.'ai.r, Melons, which ati.n-d poed Kefrelhnient : I each ftand ■ a 1 eaf, iiKhni-ed half round like Swo 
 
 pric- 
 at the end of 
 
 ,Uir the River yield usnothinp at all, the W.aterof iliem | and as bip a-, tli; 
 
 and thcfe ihat po torrvto tiili in litem, are in ■ ihel'e .Sia'ks. aiuoiu'li the I 
 
 . Cabbi 
 
 On t- 
 
 ■m the tops of 
 
 er ot' liav inp t'aeir Sport fp Mlcd by A II. 
 
 .'Ihe 
 
 I ot w. 
 
 Br 
 
 eavis. iliorforihpreat numbers 
 
 as thick lit will. Pi 
 
 IpcCt ut theCoiii.iry for a Mile or two about ihe Ba;, is caiiflaud one by another, of the lolotir and 1 
 
 s everrhcv 
 u'licfs of a 
 
 I'l.au 
 
 '£= 
 
 '■n 
 
)!• 
 
 
 li 
 
 i' : 
 
 .1 I 
 
 I 
 
 ':f. 'M 
 
 • i 1 .1 
 
 \i I 
 
 5i i I 
 
 80 
 
 The Arabs, Caffars, c>*f. 
 
 liKllKhap. Xn. 
 
 : ] 
 
 t 
 
 PI 
 
 Sirtngc 
 
 1 ■ 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 Urge t'rif'iiriw? I'car, atid like .1 ShiTf'i-lHl! in form, with ] 
 t lCin<l Ivariiig fnrth ncii ihc Hcirf ; flit at tnp, sncl 1 
 fiuonili within, which Uiml i^ hard Corif«, ain of^ like 
 the Co.vi ih'll, an>l within that ihcKcrm., which tl-.n' 
 it U- h.-.nl, yit It irav K-catrn, and lont.titii about a 
 Spoonful (if n ploalaiit. roul, liinpiJ Water, rr.ttv 
 nuuh rtlciul'linp thit of Co<ii, Hii'« a Trei- tn.i, a< 
 large and ai lup as al'iar1u\\ (cry ihuk I't uith 
 Boughs aiidl.aivo likothnir ol thf Bay Trie, hvaiing 
 a iiui'.htv pnatrruit n khhuI a« a IVill, ami hai'i;in|; 
 fin a l^ron(; Stalk duidid In Vaiiu throufji th: wlwih- 
 Ivncih (if It iii'n fiMir parts. 'I'Ih' Kiid ii v.ilHv thi.k 
 niui liiiiu'ciir when lis (ivivn, it y'ii,ls a (r^n of \ilii.l 
 Matter like a ■ruipcn'ire j 11 loniains a Kernel, (fa 
 il.irkilh C'd'ciir, hard, Imter and r\crv w;t\ ill t.tlled. 
 And thus niiieh f r the I'ldilneKof rlrs Country. 
 
 'llir I'liii'iiiiieeiions el 'he W.u 1 here were pret: ■ udd 
 aiul (tr.inpe. ii 1 iini; .11 hifli W.uer \ir\ li\lh, acd at iovv 
 ixtre.inily Sa'i apaiii ai hl(;h W.uer litlli mi one lide of 
 the Sliip, and .S.ih en the mlur. 
 
 Nute, that all ali'iic, iho I.nu'-laiid fidin Flft in Wc(k 
 lies a ledge of Roiks half a Mile from the Sho.ir, you 
 li.ivc two or three Tathfiin W.uer, proji'-r tor Landing, 
 and as gfxxl lilhinp a$ ean W delircd. Be fides ili s lec'ce 
 if Hdsks thert'-, a Brain h f()v!r Miles from thiN'orih 
 Viiintof the Bay, be.iriiif. S. S. !■,. and then in -hi Road 
 it lelf ilie Water i< very (h\p in iiioft plms, .iml the 
 (Jround f 'ul and fill "f Pits, lii iliat all thiii::-e'.niiiUr_-,l, 
 this Bay feenis to I'c no place fer Sliii s to Rrlivlh 
 at. 
 
 Wo fet Sail froMiif»^i;/)iw Bay to :^icM..->v,a;id in S(/iirh 
 I at. I V Depr. 41 Min. hy the dirierence of the way re- 
 ally made, ,-ind what in liulprrii nr iiiight here I c allowed, 
 we found the intlnence (if the Current, which runs rret'y 
 fwiftly there, and as it IliO'dd Icem lei's to iheS. W. tli.iii 
 10 the ,S, For the Reafon of this Current 'ti'- probal ie tl'.at 
 the deep Bav between Cape ('• ' ir'i'a and \t\ li' /^/..Miakes 
 «n Indr.inpht or Kddy of fd'tie .Streams c ming either 
 fionitheN. K, or UK.re LalUrly in at the N. t.of St. 
 l.itwieticr^ ind f) along the land to Ci^>: Cmienrei : Or 
 cUe that llream which is reported to fet from St. L.tAremc 
 H. W. mee'.ing at the Land of M ^c/h/i/jju* may be the 
 falling away of the Land fo drawn that way, which fiip- 
 pofition if itbetnif, then 'tis an erroiir for any Ship to 
 fa!! withthe I and Ixforclhc is got nearer the North of 
 Mo^DMjii^'Bf Point. And 'tis to be obferved upon this 
 P-inciple^ that if flie does not fall too much Wcllerly 
 and bring the laid C.tpc too P'gh her Meridian, fhc 
 will feel very little orm th-ng of ibis Stream. 
 
 After fame difficulties, we reached the Ulc of ~or<t.'(i-,f, 
 _ , very well known in the AX'orld and as much celebrated; 
 s't'rf'cr m for th<: Aloes it prodiues; the bruitfulnefs of the, Si 'il in 
 iKu.bouiihe thcproduiJlion of Pates is .I'fo no comempiiMe jiart of 
 Alo'c'r* ,'"* ''''■■ t^'iaratf^cr of this hiand. They have two Harvelts 
 »ij^,,hj|l|,. of thisFriiit ir> a Year, the one of which feil in the 
 AcfanJ Month of Jii!i at the ture ot otir being there. When 
 ''""''« •^f '■• they arc throughly Ripe, they are laid topuher i pon 
 Cmp"! wl'iiift ^'''''■''> and the I iiiuor which OiHills from rhem, i-i that 
 ofitw KVndwhiih they call Pate-wine. The Dates being thus 
 «« here drain'd, to Preferve them they take out the Stones, and 
 pack them up titely in aSkm ; or at other times they 
 cut thcin and take out the Sttjnes before ihey are quite 
 Ripe, and fo lay them a drying, which is b\ far the better 
 w"y, and makes them e.u as if they were Candied : Rut 
 they mull be opcn'd at fome time or nther, for whole they 
 will not kecji. When the Harveil of Dates comes, there's 
 « Deputy ot the Kings, th.it's appointed to prelide over 
 the Concerns of every Valley, fee all be clean jm- 
 thcral and brotight into a certain place, and till this 
 Afiair bcover, noMan dare toui.li a Date ipon pain of 
 Death. Then when all is carried in, the whole prt'duce 
 of the Ill.ind is divided into three emial parts, Firll for 
 the King, another for the /Jrrt.i, anil the Third for tiic 
 Cutt'i's: hut tho' they make the Die ifitn equal, they 
 don't nuke the Diflribuiion , but Arbrirrarily as they 
 pleal'e. On the .Strand thcr; grows Cotton jil.Tr.ts in fome 
 places; as alio a mongi^ the Stones a Ihrul by Piuucall'd 
 F.O.ac ; It U'ars a thick round Leaf as bro.d as a 
 Sh:Uin[.', and Fruit like a Cap'.'r, which is of ufe in 
 Sailei>, i:.d prtny muc'.i in reiiueft fo; tint pur- 
 pofe. 
 
 'Ihere are fc ..e Oranges too, but thofc fc.trce and 
 ^like Butter ar. I oti.jr liat.tbles) at :^:c.uiir.i exceeding 
 dear. , 
 
 But the moll rcmarkal le r.f all next to the S.-mr^r. v'-Jiin<, 
 01 .Mocsp!ant, i.s a la-ce Tree oi the I ei^hc of .1 Man, 
 O- fomethii.g better : 'T ; very grofs aiu! thick al out the 
 Roo", .mdgrn's I'oM- .ap-' . . '-.r 's, that at the top 
 'tLsa'.inoftc.;mp!'atly p ■ -e '., " ■ ;■; is al! alor,;.- ver 
 fiULOih, and ha. noi.<ar'. acj. ..- , ..j; lioDranein., but 
 
 Baiioocd. 
 
 »T0dil«» of 
 
 CIva Cci 
 
 at the top, apd thole \oldof Leaves; but they yield a 
 rrddilh Flower, out of which a preen Fruit difcovcrsit 
 Icit in form and bipiiefs not unlike a Date, and contain- 
 ing fe\eral liiull white Kernels of a bitter Tart ; the 
 Brain iie< alio are very biitcc, and are full of a refinoii^ 
 Siilllann- ; whe'her this may be the Minle Tree or no, 
 t!',( fe that ha-e lien both may do well to determine: 
 .'.bout the Mioar there arc feveral dilu .itc forti of ShelU 
 to b; foi'iid. partieularly viuir hue Pearl Oylkr-lhells 
 .IS alio the lo' Dion fort in abundanec, and yet not one 
 Om' rt.^;.. .i\,' il Mier thellland, lii th, it it is plain they 
 aredr!\vii thi' . • oy Se.t. 
 
 T lieAnimab i/.v deierveihenioft iiotiei. .here are theCi- 
 1 It-Cats, « . ■ •. taken in a Tr.ip iiponthe Mountain ;' 
 •hev are very it inenuis, and the t oiintry people will (ell 
 ihein at any t.me for twebe Pence a piece. 
 
 litis Ill.ind IS in the Hand of the King of T.rrMrA or 
 ft' 'emiu //r,i/)i> Felix, and has been in that ftateof Suli- 
 jcrtion about iro Years. The lame Prince king alio 
 M.ilterof the two lnum and ■tblndrUur!,:. . 
 
 I lielnhabitants areconfcqucmly of two {om,\.hcAra!'!rtii^.Q > 
 \U!'w,-r,,>.-, aiidtheC.i'A<rr, C or /«.f../<-/jasthcy ca'lthi .^.^.m^l 
 thcrs}. I he oldfodirlfoiirs of the Kle the Ir.-li arc w .'11 pro-'"' ■">■' 
 rorrioiiedMen.'l'.iwnv,weariiigth.ii Hairlcng.and a 'ntr- 
 bant orlinenCloth wrar'd .d'out theirHeads.anii i;o other 
 
 Sarel, but another .ibcut ilieir Middles. 1 heir Legs 
 Feet (]-. iie bare t. ... exiept a forry pair of Sandals. 
 I lie\ hau' liiuc few Sho> amongll them, but tlieir Wca- 
 poiise'f.are onlv a crooked Dagger ami a'l'arger. 
 
 lhe\ar.- liuluUri' us. Diligent, Fair and Civil cnou<;li 
 in tiieir Beluvio, r, thoi gh not ahogeilier fo Honeft "in 
 their Dealing. '1 hev are mighty l()^er^of Tob.ieio, and 
 tliev loveas wel! to Spuiigeit, where they n'ay k''|ier-T' 
 
 ited. The better foir of Men or tlie Courtiers will * 
 
 rhrow a Piiifado o' er tlnirShouldei-s. in the manner of 
 an /,//> Mantle, and fome make them Skins ,,f white 
 Calieoc, as others allii a pair of 1 ineii Breeches like the 
 (;u?erats ; but this =« a high pitili of Dr-C, and not tho 
 enmiiion Mode o»' ihe Country. The Women wearCa- 
 !:eoShifts, Red. R'ew, or Dark coloured, hang'ng down 
 to the very Ground, civerlng their Faces with a lortof a 
 Veil, pretending a deal of iVlodcIt U-havioiir and (hiencfi 
 to be feen, tho' at the lame time their Tempers are jolly 
 ( pen and waggilh enough.'Llicy are luuh UncrCoinplex- 
 loned than the Men in general, and ■ ike not a little cart- 
 to let off the gifts N.rure has endov d them with by all 
 the .Advantages of Acvi'. and finery All that their Hus- 
 bands are worth alnmlt is laid o it on their Backs, the 
 Money that IhouM be in the othc .s Pockets is all a'bout 
 rhe Anns and Ncuks of thofe c.ravigant Women in 
 Clnins and Rings, Carkanets, and Mavillias, and no 
 Body knows -vhat GamU)!s belides, Vhey load them- 
 r.-h csfo with theic things th.it they i.int llir, but make a 
 noife and gngbng like lo many Moiice-Dancers. And I 
 beliei c that one of them take her with all her Particulars, 
 would be near enough to furnidi an ordinary Toy. fliop! 
 I have feen one of them, ..nd that none of the b(:ftfoit,i, „. • < 
 neither, and confe.iiiently not fo well fet out with thefe" «» 
 Fopperies, that h:ul in each Ear .it lead a dozen Silver ^'f-^-'" 
 Rings as big as Curtain Rings and thofe larger ones had '-'"'■' ""■ 
 as in.iny of a linaller !lzc hanging to them, t\eo Chains 
 (jf Sil.cr an.l one ot Cold Bolf.s wreathed about her 
 Neck ; ten oriwcbc MaviP a'sof Siber, each as big .as 
 ones htile Finger .-tliout herWrifts; Plates of .Silver a!- 
 moit like Horfc lock'; uptm the fmall of her Legs, and 
 every Finger covered with Rings ; fuppofing all this, 'tis 
 no WTOider that the Men are poor, and want Money to 
 bu\ Tobacco, cfpeually conlidering that three, four, five 
 or lix of thcfe chargeable CreatiTcs fall to the Ihare of 
 one Man to maintain, or perhaps more, according to their 
 quality, for their Religion lays no rellrainr upon them 
 in that point. A Man had need have his Wives lent home 
 to him ready fumiih'd and riggd, and if there be no 
 other Portion in the cafe, hef Parents Ihould drefs her 
 at leall, or if the Husband mud do t at tirit for Cultom 
 he Ihould have the hbertv of emlreiling her afterwards 
 for Comenienry, and not pinih for want of Money 
 when his Wife has a load cf Silver upon her Back! 
 1 hey do indeed want a little lightning in thisSencc, tho' 
 perhaps they may want a Grain or two of a jull w'eiphc 
 in another. 
 
 1 h.ir Husbands arc very Jealous of them, but they 
 don I lee.Ti to be Jealous of their Husbands, nor lb fowre 
 Ten per. d as they are neither. Tli.y'll turn up their 
 Ve! and glance irtch upon a Strai.cer they like, and if 
 he be 1 Merchant, and lirings then. Crvllal, Amber, and 
 Coral Beads, thev II Barter with hiin as long as h.pleafes 
 luovided It be a good feciire P!a e, where their Husbands 
 may not conic u) Ipnil their Trade. 
 
 Thc'r 
 
 ftiiia.. 
 
 Their Chi 
 ■1) quite Nal 
 \ know to V 
 at ten or twe 
 othei I illeri 
 or Cat pct> fj 
 •> ""''''nor Forks, b 
 '' llicirliquo 
 
 1 a\e the) an 
 le liiuiully! 
 tliey are. 
 
 For Fnter 
 vvhich isabl. 
 
 ..DM.ik.;'''"''^'^,'' 
 hot, and t: 
 
 iiiach. 
 
 Aj for the 
 
 ■ho fjj.'j. MiCcri^., ;„„| 
 
 V I fiilfei 1 
 li.vvcd to kill 
 \\\t\ chieily I 
 whiih iheC( 
 'I he Men are 
 rtthiyg upon 
 and only a c 
 Wooden abo 
 I eel III then; 
 I arba rolls A I 
 Wire br glue 
 
 ■| he Worn 
 the king Cab. 
 ave. ei their 1 
 them, and to 
 Mavillia's of 
 Imitation of 
 Beads infte.i. 
 wantof other 
 ill Patches wii 
 pear lery fri; 
 liom the Am 
 Conqueroiir 
 
 As for tht 
 /U.tlli-ni fav, 
 (frting not hi 
 
 toliiti pie to thole t 
 purpofe. H 
 know, ihat 
 ivvoCrolfesi 
 the .-;<.((.', 
 or Popiih at 
 as the .Ir.h 
 theiis, is no . 
 foi their Rel 
 
 l.t'Tf ihlnk 
 ■ I'l in orji;.- 
 |nai> 10 M* 
 
 be 
 
 th lei: 
 
 Lhev hae 
 I know not) 
 •Stone, coNci 
 cured with 
 made. 
 
 At our fii 
 us and left t 
 becai fe the 
 lnrii.ads 11 pc 
 theni Prifon 
 
 In fhort a 
 People, ani 
 the Polfedic 
 them a grea 
 Head. 
 
 T/v Moors 
 
 cm. 
 
 That u| 
 Lrit^iJeth'-reaielo, 
 Nonhof ivot an mere 
 < i.rj iHc, ill They rec 
 
 thiy Wilt aliOUt loo 
 f.icid 10 Oiil, .i„i( 
 (Idy i.ll thf ^„, .',• , „,- 
 
 I 
 
 (hem 
 
 fnnn after . 
 
 deal of R 
 • c -►».; Months 
 I .W, ihf ot their 
 
 mo 
 
 \ an, 
 
 I l<ri fr m of the - 
 
 'llo 
 Sen 
 
 '..kf [ho 
 
 this Commt 
 it. 
 
OB. iiR^h^Pv^Jii 
 
 Nautical Olfjervations, &C. 
 
 9i 
 
 t they yield a 
 iiit itill'ovcriit 
 
 nnil contain- 
 tirr Tart ; tho 
 I ot ,1 rennoiit 
 tic Tree orno, 
 to ilctirminc : 
 fiini of .Shells 
 1 OylWr-ihclls, 
 I yit not one 
 
 It IS pl.imtlicy 
 
 lull' arc tlitCi- 
 
 hc Moil lit;.. IK j*^'"'"-''^ 
 
 people will Icli 
 
 of T.irtacl' or 
 t ftatc of Siil)- 
 luc iK-iiig alfi) 
 
 )rt5,l'lC<*M/'M„fl,,o,„ 
 
 tncy ca'ltht ii-m.ii[Mj» 
 I nrc w.'ll pro-'"' ■'"•' 
 'np,,inJ a Trr- 
 S.iiul i',<) other 
 llicir Leci 
 air cjf Samlats. 
 'It their Wea- 
 larpcr. 
 I Civil crio\ic,li 
 
 I'll Hiuioft in 
 Toli.'.iio, anil 
 . n'ny Ik- pcr-Ti,.,^.. 
 -^ouriicrs will 
 lie iiiaiuier of 
 kirti; (if white 
 'thi.<! like the 
 
 anil not tho 
 men wearCa- 
 lianp/iiR down 
 •ith a fort of a 
 If and fliiencfs 
 pers arc jolly, 
 incrCoinplex- 
 )t a little care 
 1 with, hy all 
 hat their Hus- 
 icir Backs, the 
 ts is all about 
 nt Women in 
 illi.is, and no 
 7 load thcm- 
 I Init make a 
 mcers. And I 
 icr Particulars, 
 i.iry Toyfliop. 
 F the belt forrT.L.n„,j 
 
 . , , _ Til;' Df( i » 
 
 lit With thcfeEho wm, 
 I dozen Silver''*''^""' 
 Jrger ones had '^'"''"'' 
 11, t\.'o Chains 
 cd about her 
 [•ach as hip as 
 
 of Silver a!- 
 hcr Legs, rind 
 ip all this, 'tis 
 ant Money to 
 ircc, four, five 
 ) the (hare of 
 ording to their 
 it I'pon them 
 'ivesl'cnt home 
 f tlicic be no 
 Hild drefs her 
 rll for Ciiftoin, 
 ler afterwards 
 nt (if Money, 
 pon her Back. 
 thisSencc, tho' 
 
 a jiilt weight 
 
 licni, but ilicy 
 ., nor lb fown: 
 turn lip their 
 -7 like, and if 
 I, Amber, and 
 rp ash'-plcafes, 
 : heir Husbands 
 
 lUllK 
 
 r 
 
 Their Children (except foiiu- few of the bcrt fort) 
 ) iliiiic Nikcd, fill thc) cnn-eiolfnicycifs, for might 
 
 know III Ycais of Marriapc, for iluy Marry tlieni here 
 or mclvc Yearn old,! lufc re(ipl.',lik .• the Tiaki and 
 
 CI [Mlkm Nadons cat allihcii 
 
 V.cli 
 
 .) .jl F.i- 
 
 nr Carpct-i Iprcad upon the (iroiiiid, ulinp nc 
 
 lals upon 
 
 Mai' 
 
 her Kn 
 
 l'ork«, but ViiiK'TS. wliii.h were nia^'c before IkjiIi 
 
 Their I iipior at their Meals is only fair Water 
 
 Ncithc 
 
 Imic they any other but l)atc-Wine,wiili whiihtooihey'll 
 1 e IijuikUv Drunk in Private, as Zealous hUhnittnni as 
 
 tlicv arc. 
 
 I'lir Ijitcrrainircni, they have a thinp ihcv call ('./■< 
 uluchnablak bitter Drink they make nf a Berry liki 
 
 ,ni,„v, 
 
 .1 I'arbcrry, broiiRht from A/c ri, ilns they b | 
 
 hot, and 'tis reckoned pood lor 
 
 \ lead and 
 
 hkc 
 very 
 
 An for t he C I feu, they are People th.it live in all tli 
 
 riw fj/.K. MiCcrics and Calamities of a revile Stuc. 1 he 
 
 ■I.M: 
 
 V 't fuller them to h.ivc any Anns, iioi ar. 
 
 the 
 
 luwcd to lidl any f^rt of B.aft t'orthcir Sulkenancc, fo that 
 
 ih*y chietiy liie upon 
 
 I'lih, and that ll.aie of the D.ite 
 
 whiih iheConuien csof '.W .Imbiwi will allow ihi 
 
 The Men arc more Swarthy than 
 
 tl..- ■Ir.lhl 
 
 they 
 
 They reported farihir th.at bod. ilie WcUerW •'"iJ 
 l;a(lcrly Monfonndn rcnini each Ycir fiurcirivcly eleven 
 Day s later than the Year Ufore, In ih.it ihcy make a ' oiii- 
 pleni Revolution in thelpace ',f «j Y'eaiii, liep:nn iijthrn 
 the tcry fan'c Dav of the Momh picciCcly that ihcy diJ 
 
 fi many Yeais bif"ie ; fi that kiiowiitp the lime i. 
 
 f tl 
 
 itfir 
 car, by the .Alli.wni ce it ihc afnrc 
 
 li itinp III any one 
 
 iiicniioncd niiml er of Da)>, it tray be lomputid ftir 
 .my (idler Ycai i luit this l)oCtr in id the A.'i.m fccii 
 hardly credible. 
 
 Ihfin 
 
 iV tUm 
 
 'lli.it as the WcIKtii Mori! m b>ivvs lure a!iSiuili, li 
 
 the r.allcrn blows all Ni 
 
 'Ml 
 
 Ith, 
 
 at after ilie I'.th of >d '.»)/.• , no Sliiptianpo t.oin 
 
 Kiiiiv ». • 
 
 the /v, ,/-<(•<! !ii tlie iMlluanl, ai.il that i:.i K.nn [ com- iw,> •iii.r 
 in"nlv at lc.i(l) fails on the (V.ill of .l.ini ill the """■' ^V'"' 
 
 7n!h Da' of the I'.ilt ,Morli 
 
 tha' tlievl 
 
 bitnc 
 
 Wimli 
 
 iC|Mll 
 
 the C 
 
 lis Willi tlllsMoiif ,11 ,,„'//„ 
 
 (iir) iitiliK'ii I 
 
 en l.ie .iml lit (Month- 
 
 r sc.ir : It holds 1 1 1'le iiri/.r 
 vh.nthcl'i falterlvf.'""'.''^** 
 
 ha\e lu iiiiiie their l^iris, alur ilic ll.ort iir.c.s.ii ut 
 
 three or fn.r W'c, ks i aim and tair wi .mIh 
 
 'Ihe Wcltrr- «■■ 
 
 ly Winds bi|'.:ii o. ii. 
 ( with the li'tlc Iir.etn 
 Compal'snl the ^'ear. I h; 
 
 ii thai ihcfj tWi'M Hifim 
 
 ii.Pi' 
 
 ■n Het'v. ell ) ilo 
 
 fill ip 
 
 ilif Or!' 
 
 ii'.h Mon!oiisih.rj is an 
 
 ncthiyi; upon 
 
 hiirHeails.ai.d theit Hair IS cxce;'dinp long, , cxtream coiilhiiu Sei.(.ate iijon tl.e Co.dl of .I.JL 
 
 and only a cmirU Cloth of (ioats Hair ir l'o:re other and the Currents alio iiinlorm ih.nileiiisiii tlij Win 
 
 "^ ' ■ " i\lfk:'llr. andOi.viVH an |M.'0,l 1 laib .iii> II ill un 
 
 Woolien about their Middle, except foniethini" on their That Wm 
 Feet in thcnatiireof .Scandals. 1 hey liaie a icry roifji 
 barbarous A I pect ; and look always (tarin;.; as if the) 
 were I'r phted. 
 
 The Women base nothing about their HiaJs, but wear 
 the long Calico Shd'is like the /l..ili.ii<, ninl itrain as far 
 asc-.er their horrid I'm crty will let them to 1 e hue like 
 
 ilieiii, and to ape them 'ii all tin ir lalliions; ih is thev g^'t 1 two Milcseith.ei fall or Wei; fr.im tlic Iloa I 
 Mavillia's of Iron, or fmie I'm. h bale Material^ inltcad of i waysfiih a dull of W;i.d, that iioSh pea 
 
 ail 
 
 111, Co rt ol' 
 ^■ifii pi ■ 
 
 f ir both Moiifoiison the C( afts( f .Inli.;, bi.r id | 
 for 1 rade ; on the ither Hand that .\.,c is no Harbour for 
 either Monlon, but ilri'.es a Traiie for Iron, lead an I St ilw , 
 liiili I'ke Commodities. That 'tis \cri bad Riding .it the /•"■ 
 entrance of v„ ,i/ mi the Wclterlv Mi^nfons, -.rd coirrarnv 
 icre ar /v.'/i cxtnamly j'o(,d for Ui.ti 'cry Seafon, iho' 
 
 there's al- 
 d to Ride 
 
 An 
 for oihc 
 
 tli.s 
 
 ac 
 
 ciir I .•cper.iMee i itilied ih>' I'ruili 
 of Tr.tiletluv iiitormcd us, Th.lt 
 
 Trd.IinK p'j- 
 
 ||>'N> 
 
 Imitation of the .Silver Maiillia's, and th.' other Womensj there 
 Ikads iiifte.id <f Cnrkancts, and to make ip f. r llie | of. 
 wantof otherOrnaments they paint theivFacesupand I'.own ; .\s tor oincr [■ 
 
 ill Patches with Black and Yellow, which makes them np-| C- .i/i/, /;,i/(,i, .md /)..«./.( /</-iv u.'Ci; wire iiry rich tra- 
 pear very frightfi I I'igiiK's. '1 heir Language is dilKiiiit ' ding Towns, and good late Tons upon the Coalt of 
 Ironi the //'.i/'i'i/;, which yet being the Tcnguc of the /'1//.1: As likcw le that at .V.m./i, I'h I'^i; /Inxi'uir, 
 Conqueroiir they midl of them learn. AJd/u , four of the lilands of <'o «-i.i, there s abmulanec 
 
 As for their Religion they arc nicer Heathens as the <>t Rice ih.ap and good, and the I'ciplc by a kind Tem- 
 /Ir.tHr.ni h\ , and have all the Women in Con'iiion, ob- per and l)il|'i)lit'on ht to be Traded wiih; whereas at 
 (friinp nothing of Matrimonial Riles or CirciiK iiie> ".-O ' y//i'/i. ?iY?n" and Mr.l.iic, two more of the lame knot of 
 'I'"', °' 'JJ^KTideslctting nut their Women to Hire without anyferu- Illands, boili the People and the Commcdi-y too, are I'o 
 tjLiiti. pic 10 thole that will drive a Bargain wi'h them for that bad, that neither delerves .my regard. 1 hcle were their 
 purpofc. How true all this is I amnojndpe, but this I j Accounts ; Korthe 'IViiili of which eniicrlally, wc can- 
 know, that thev have a Church, and there's an .Mtar, and ' not avouch our own l-ixpericnce, tho' as 1 1 fome P.irticu- 
 two Crolfcs in it, and its certain that before the coming of lars wc know they arc in the light, and may be lb in all 
 the .'J;, it.', the Religion cf the Illand was Chriliian the relt. 
 
 or Popilh a: liall, and that theiominpcf fuch a Peop'e j Wc fctSail iVoin yiWci.i in J«'» .7. /\ i«' <. direding •sm- ili.i 
 asthe ./iv/i are amonpit them, Ihonl.l make them Idea- ] our Couri'c t) * liuUr. About .). Dii-r. l Min. S. 1. at. wc f;"'^' "'' i*" 
 ihcns. ii no \ cry Ihange thing. I laii't avouch any tli rg had a prolpcCt ot three Illamls then ii'tKorth -rly cf wli'ch'j J/^|7 
 foi their Religion, but I l'clie\cbcit wha: it will, it can't is a large liicli and woody Maiid. .md betv.i'iii the two j„wi !i.s«- 
 be much lel'sihan that of their A/.i''i>'"r.-.:n Mailers. j Southmoll tliirelicsa very I'anrenius Bea! h about the '•"■ ^'■'"'''' 
 
 |5'Te think 
 
 i.rn ofilji- 
 
 , 10 «• 
 
 Thev have alfo one Town too f whether more orno 
 1 know not) t;) ihemfelics; the HoiiUs were built with 
 Stone, coveicil over with Rafts and Pain -branches, le- 
 citred with Doors and wooden Locks, pretty Ariiticially 
 made. 
 
 At our firft 1 anding thy ran all away at the light of 
 us and left their Tt.wn at our Dil'pofal ; the Realbn was, 
 bccai fc they took us for I'oiii.^in-^r, who had made fome 
 Inro.ads upon iheiii formerly, and carried away foinc of 
 thctii Prifoners. 
 
 In (hort as Matters now ftand, they are a very unhappy 
 People, and unltfs the Arabs would be fo jult as to ipiii 
 the Polfedion of the Illand to them aga'n, they can't do 
 them a greater Kindnel's than to knock theiii all on the 
 Head. 
 
 T/V Moors at Delifa 
 
 cm. 
 
 give ui thefe /»/.'eir;'), ^ Iijh, 
 
 ^ That upon the Coaft of M.-<mb~j:{:' and M.tg.ul Xf., 
 
 „gj*''^''^,j5 there .arc fome Y'carsto be found lumps cf Amber-gricc. 
 Notih.>f i.-of an incredible Bignefs and Weight. 
 < 1^.1 llli. in They reckon that the Monfon of the Southerly Winds 
 5;^*, "J^jjji"'' commences yearl I with the Mi tith of A/.n, andcuntimics 
 ihcy wiic .iliout I CD Days.The molt Boillerou.sWind is in ^imc and 
 [;""'''"' ?"/', and a liti!e way in Whi;///, for about the tenth or 
 iitIA htca'"''-"lbliol that Month it begins to abate itsLorce; and 
 ihcm. fnon after thar, the North Wind comes on, with a great 
 
 deal ot Rain, which generally holds for three t-r mur 
 • Simpirvi. ^'"'"'■'^ more. Alx)Ut this time 'tis that 1 hey prepare ninlt 
 iKw, ihe ot their W/ofj at Socotora, which Drag is only the Juice 
 ' '''''1 'li.'^l nt the Sen.j,t,iivum put in (loat Skins to be dried. 
 
 Wc gave at the rate of 15c Dollars for ii^ /. neat of 
 
 this CommoJity, and traded fo,- ,H'ar looo /. wc'ght cf 
 
 it. 
 
 whi.ii ili,y 
 
 n:,IlL' the 
 
 . f,L(J 
 
 ...iddle way ; 10 I'eape which,thc'bclt \iay is to IK-er about X''"-'"' t^'" 
 two Leagues from themi.ldlemnlHlland. where you have |u,,v jfnT. 
 a I cry good I'.-iU'aee and kcip the Breach near three >-'"^'" o''''"' 
 Leagucstoth.-Sianhof you. t'-wicf 
 
 J oiicteimine It moreeyai'tiy for Cautionsfake, it lies rri^mji. 
 (from the Kalt end of the modKcrtlerly of the two South 
 I Hands full S. L. ha f a Channel over ; and of ihole two nwRcroui 
 Illands the Wcllcrn parr (f the mod Northerly and the B-'^i-h. 
 I'ialKrn Point of the molt Sniithcriy do bear jult N. & S. 
 I o I caeues diltanee from each other. 
 
 We obler' c the two Hi'„^;i,ncks of T.m/ upon the Coaft rrUman 
 o( Siimt n, with the Hii'h-I amis over them, to bear '''■""''■ 
 from e.ai h other N. and by W, and ,S. by E. half a Point 
 Lafterly, and the three Illands oi I'rimir' to lie S.S.Ti. and 
 N.N. W. being diitaiit from each other about a Mile. 
 Our Rates for Pepper at Ptir.w.in were u! Dollars the 
 Bahar belides6 pf i\-i:r. Cullom.'l Ins "1 own and fome of 
 thole adjovning will sield is-.'o Hil<vs vi Pepper yearly, 
 and might be bought cheap enough if the Kiotcry were 
 I'ctt'ed there for the tak'ng of it in ar the 1 elt Rates 
 nil the Year round. 'I heir Harveil isonly in.7,i^,'/ and 
 S.-pti-inir:; and them 111 pait if it is fcrclicd away by the 
 .;,-/rij.vj and the >.k ;/,j,_ the (V,-^(r.-.M being pfohibitej 
 Trading there by the King of .n.'i.v.'s c':prei's Order. 
 It leeiiis Very realonable upon good Conlideranon, that 
 if our Ships put mat s';,/.if andbiunilit I'ome i]iiantitics 
 of Calicoes, tine Piiita.loes, llripcd and cliequercd Srttlfs 
 to I'./.iw-o/, ih.it there might iie a very .idvaiira'jcots 
 Trade driven with rliel'e Commo.U'.ies, fuppollng ( as was 
 hinted bcf re ) tlia; a FaOdory was fetticd there. " 
 
 l-rom hence we proceded t-) Ihf't.im, feaingoiu the lat- s.imiji,,;. 
 ter end ot H-picnua. T he .Salt Illand intl-.c .s' ?)j/,'.t of 
 Vh« '.i I'ctwcen Sii»: It ru ami }rvA liis by oiir'Obfervation) 
 in C Degr. 6 Min. South I. at. This Kland with the 
 Point including the whole Bav, in vshiehjs Jia/.;a«i Road 
 
 M lie 
 
 Their 
 
 '4 
 1 
 
 \i 
 
 ,' f" 
 
 ;:.f - 
 
 til 
 
 ■|:fL, 
 
 !■' I: 
 
82 
 
 I roubles ^t Band;l, <src. 
 
 '»b.l3hap.'><Il[ 
 
 
 tij 
 
 ■•I •!■ 
 
 lie K. N. K. .iml W. S. W. Hm ilu' laiin lll.iiul wiili ilii' 
 ht|llK'ft V)iitli I .iiul I f N/K//-'.,/, mut (111- N. NV. I'lmii o* 
 j'rttrt, ilolx.ir I-. S. I-. .imlW. N. W. Ihi- /(w.«»«.'.<t «)t 
 Tu>»M/<. i,.iml tlicl'uliiiut ./,ii^ Vuwf. 4buiiliWi'ii[y 1 ilKUct 
 ililt.int. 
 iii.v>i;|lin 'Ih • Strcii'li'* nt' ^:vh, in wliicli ,V.'.'f IlLinJ lir«, arc 
 b.1 4X..U |iu)ivil) m.iilc I'l l>y lort.) II Koiki, .iinl rjgK.il lll.>i\il<, 
 U'.iti'il III thAi p.illli^i. I I'lwi'cn y,i ' .un[\i,m,.!i,i, wliuli 
 iiiIki'.^iU' of It Ivll \M)u\l a'li w .1 Mii|< rii>|ic<'ni<ii|tli 'o 
 I'lll'i, wiiliiiM III iiukIi C .iiitinn ,\> nin\ iiit>|Uiliic. I lii' 
 two main I'ukt l>i'.ii Nnnli .iiul Smiili of c.uli mlicr aiul 
 ihcix'x .u K.'.'l liiir Mi'i • l> iNMVM tluiii • I lie ,S< ii her- 
 mult w U'ry iinv'.Y ■. , .linl tlic Ndrilicniiolt ii'.mv 'li.in 
 halt w.iy, 1I.1111I \-\'. li'iwivn ili • IV:nt (it W /c im. .iiui .1110- 
 tlur liiw xMp\\ li'.dul I i.iritip NV, S. NV. uitli ili.ii Nm. 
 tlkiiimll Kink. 'Ilu'> .ire Imdi 1 1' lli.'in iviinrk.ili'i' tiir 
 the rri\< lli.u iiiuv lliciii i i;iul t s Kiwaii ihc.f two, 
 tlut \m\ .iiv to lUtr vtim Mini 111 )orr i'.\ir.i(!c tVnin V . 
 «;.7 ( 10 ,.:; ■. 
 
 NVc pDt »o .'tv/ •■•• t'k' U'ciimitij; of S;. rule . tluv 
 wc ti iiril till' "«•.'• ii, rnii.-.|i.\iul w nil 1 ^, h t\ inn wJK'ii wv 
 iMiiu', twiiSliii'. ..ill,!! Willi t!i)\i">, .iiiiUwo murciV.iiK 
 {ol>:l.uUii w ill l\p|vr. 
 
 /'t i\m> pl,u\' .illi' ill." l-ml'.iir.ulor < t' V/'iii ftavc iimd 
 imilii'll.liiil liinv )i'.u\ the Kini: lii< .\I.ilttr woiiM I e, 'o 
 liiilil ,\ Ciirnipoi lUiwi.' w til ^ll^ M.\|iUy i-t hni^mil^ 
 .If.d t 1 wl',11 j;i,i.vl prrp. 'If .1 Tr.iilf iiiifht Ik in.iuili:iril 
 ill tlut Coiiiitr), Me .ilKi'teJ, 'Ih.u .t I lioiiiiii.l Kcii 
 C^otlu wun'il poi lliliere in .1 |).i\ or iwo, nil tlieirll'Mi s 
 ami lliphaiitHli.tuiii; die il.i.verinjis.iiul Ti.ii pin^'-iti.tili 
 ot 11. h.iiile-, I') Ills Kipiirt ihev .ire t'ull <jf (mU .iiul j 
 pri Hill's Vi ins tlure ; nmi it's liMuin iiiitoui r.iie nnlill 
 .uii.iiitij'emi", til !i,\\c' to ilo wili .1 Ctiiiitiy ili.it .iff'-iiK 
 I'l ell t.diiini.il '.iis. 
 
 Our Mil'ihe In ;^ri' w^is ijirp.mliil In, 111 
 
 /•■/,' I I, wlul'lt V%ew\l:t' M W.llulie H.dar 
 llU's. 
 
 Ill this C'lirrfe v\e riiiiinl ,1 very il.inj'.eroiis S.iiul, Kiiii> 
 oil the NVilleni I'd iv ni tli. l!le i..;/> ; .inl it < 1 eiellli- 
 ly, Ml onKr til l.i I ijMi.'e! Mil t' it, t'v r.i Miip to I'oriinv 
 li'ii,e:hiiii' 01 il,e lll.iiul il.r. li.ii.ils (ippslite in the iiul 
 IWt. ' 
 
 ll' you il fer\e the I'.iy 1 f Jr.n,-, ymi'll liiul the two 
 I'oiirsth.n 11. .ike it to be.u li.,S. Ii. .iiul W. N. NV. tour 
 l.e.iuiiestUlt.mt Irniii e.ieh i.ther. 
 
 Aboi I 11.11 1 e.i^',iiest'iiiiii .Viti-, iiisjn IlhinJ which we 
 fiml not lo imitli til the lalt, an the Maps iln place it : 
 Biit ill onler to the Deieiiption of its I'clitiiii .is near .is 
 may U, 'tis ei»)iii;h to lay, that the great Shoal lall'il 
 /.« Ilciwviii'i, tliicc I eai'.iKs tVoin i/iid, lies N. ami S. 
 with thislllanj. 
 
 The IllinJ .V i]' I'lri ha; ', \''y.i. 30 Min. Soutli I at. 
 
 LKliKii 10 crcti .■» Foit at fl,iii,/«, 411(1 knowing whar the 
 Confeiiiiemcj ot' that wouM lie, I propin'il to the ihu'l' 
 Men the lurnial I)eli»ery ot' tUn.ti to in, in the Name, 
 and toi the Ule dt H11 Maielty ul' l,f„,U, Utorethe 
 l>i,rch Kgan their imeiuleil NV.irk. 'lliiiriup.iial they 
 Icemil to like very well, I iit \ei ileten'il iht loming to 4 
 Hii.il Keloliition upon the I'omt In |oii>>, that we hail Hca- 
 foil to ll Ij eel lii'iie muler-luiiil I'laetiees with the /;,././) j 
 am! the piel'erenee, or at kalt a laret l-'iuouragnrent 
 gnwitheni 111 then Delignnt 'Irnile : Yet at the lame 
 time dill ilul'e liol!<iw-luaiiiil Inhilels, larrv it with ill I'"«'*T*I 
 .1... I'.. 11... «• 1- • !.• .1. .' . "It Niw.i 
 
 ihii plaee for 
 forihe W.:., (■ 
 
 nii'Citoui 
 
 S-J-tfirti 4l\i\ 
 
 • !!. -.J 
 
 ' i. 
 
 il l' 
 
 Sttv'ijhti. 
 
 ;(' I i 
 
 > iir 
 
 1^1 
 
 ami n ns two 1 r three I eapiis in lergrh N. NV. ami S. K. 
 Fiom hence to the <'(■./■.'.■, we reckon ahotit Seventy lix 
 1 eamies : As alio li.twi.eii U'nii'ii and the (' ■Uiri, we 
 jiulge the co.iiir.on Coii.piii.r '.I'll ot theilillance, ;■;'-. Two 
 ill mired ar.il I'.VM) fue LeagiKi to I e pretty near the 
 truth. 
 
 ThH:ii:lun '•inith I aiul of the C/r.'f.-, and the N^'e. 
 lUrn To lit of the lllc "//'.■»', hear N. N. NV. twelve 
 1 eaj:i.es iliUaiu, and the NVelt-uid of bel'H,.i)i, witli the 
 low I'alt IViint (,f the i.c!c'.,-i, (which is the narrowelt of 
 the Stieigluv bears ionth liy NWll, twe'.sc or foiiiteen 
 I.caguefd.ltnnt. 
 
 Tlie Coal'- of l)-f!.nii runs iiearelk to the .^. NV. and the 
 E. end of '.hat, and if the C.c.ci, with the lllands that 
 make tlie Streieh:, d', lie in a right 1 ine to •.heE;C, prct- 
 i) ne.ir N.ar.d S. 
 
 '1 he NVeltei n Point of C.mh'int is ren-arkab!e, as being 
 a veiy high ami iiaind Mill : And the Hie ot Uidioie no 
 lefs, lor the three cr foim nliderable Head-lands which 
 it makes. 
 
 y/i/iij.'H/; bears fom the Illaiid B. »r, E. by N. iweKe 
 ■oi:g to the K. and froni 
 .'h-laiid of Itni.Li, bears h. 
 byS. [ SoiiiherK, i? l.eai'.uesdillan;. 
 
 TheCiillom at li.u.,11, is, befoie we bei'iii to Tr.ule, 
 
 to atircc with them npi 11 the leveral iurts of U'ties and 
 
 l\iy.'.ient>, as the ;^';, the V,.c;//;,.i/,;;,ihe /'7/. Z.';;, wIkcIi 
 
 are paid either in Mone) .unne, or partly Money, and 
 
 part.y Co;iimodi'.ies. 'I'he NVeighis iiled here, are eliielly 
 
 the C'.:.'ff •, which poizes alH,in 5 I'oiind 14 Ounces, W;f'- 
 
 .{:,;:■::/ Weighr. 
 
 UnJer.han-l We made an Agreement with ihim of I'ultvn,, for a 
 
 I'maicii ',1' Factory to be fetiied in th.ii Illand, whiJi the DutJ' let 
 
 !lii' Uu,«. tin.„ii;.ivcs to oppole ar.J hinder, with all the Art and In- 
 
 trii.ue imaginable ; liotwuhltaiuling oiir Trade there liic- 
 
 ceedcil in I'ome meal'.ire, ar.d we re^eiv'd fri m thence 
 
 215 4 (.':»<■(•/ of Mace, and 1307 ; of Nets, in ylpril, /I. 
 
 D. i6t9. But hai ing liiforinatlon tlut the U;.ff/. lad a 
 
 I'-.inl 
 
 ffiii,'<sillt;jil 
 
 l.nJ>. 
 
 I eagiies, and lies ten 1 e.'.gie 
 thekallerly pan of it, the 1' 
 
 the Ipeciiii » I'lvteiuc of I'liendllnii and Kindiiels to ui in 
 the NX'orlil. They told v », we lliou d h.»ic llie whole 
 Spue- rr,tJe .It /'</i;iM», (',/»,(,, .iml l,,f Ihiiit That 
 it ll jii'd be Oeath fir .my Man to lellfomiuli as a liiigle 
 
 ■ .1 f~r i( ,Spi e 111 ihe //.■■/.••;.;.•■ ' ; iml iliai if we wouM 
 net buy it, it llimi d all rot up n ihe Trees for them j for 
 they woii'd rather die than be obligid to ir.ide with the 
 I) '.'. 
 
 lUit whether this was the FffcOl of a feigii'd or a real 
 D'llikeor no, ■|imio matier, (line we are line, that not 
 long alter the K ml was real, and the Spleen .ind Hatred 
 on thelldci.f the H n/^-r-/,- lery llrong and inveterate. 
 
 ■ I h to be graimd, tlut tliev are a fa thiels mconltam 
 iuip'e: IliittheiitheOii/./ larrieditatarideandii.folent 
 r.ue amonglk them; and to all the reU, added th.it of 
 the limldiiig of a lort ; an ci.eruaehment upon their I i-f'' '" 
 I crty. that the /(-.■/../,<, 'A wuiid never p.irdon. .Ami mn';,'!'' '• 
 onlv lo. bet they | rofanrd ilieir Sacred (iioiiiul too. de- ' " 
 l.iied the Sepulchres of ilu- De.ul, andiair.ed up their 
 lot j. II |.\ iht Moi.pii-, orlemplei all wliivli are the 
 hij'hell Degrees ot M'omin.itioii ainoiiglk tliele fnpullui- 
 o' s A;,m »; .V, /. .And .IS thev did hig'hb leUnt it, that 
 the /■.,/, h.id t.ikentlufe 1 i!iert,es w tli tliuii, lii they 
 Old by a feviiv Revenge .akeii epon ihein, make them 
 kii'v, that they wou'd net emiuieii : For hamigdravsn /j.-.'. a 
 i1k/j.(. Admiral, w th all h s Couiieil, into a lunvem- "'"' '•' 
 int plaie 111 the NVoods, ppi-n pieieiiee 1 t conferiini; there, 
 ali.lit M,iitir> indiipiiie beiuien them, they tell' upon 
 them with a CI nlider.-.b'e I'ower if Men, ami put every 
 ore 10 the Sword; and li,id m t the AdiMral's Soldiers, 
 tli.u .mended at a liilledilUnce, been up 11 ilieir (muuI, 
 thev h.idlerv'd them the fame .Sauce with their .Mailer. 
 Hilides this, thel'eople lev eral times confpired tliecmtiiiK 
 oil all ol them that were there in H.',Jn ; nay, they did a- 
 cliLiUy rife upon ihein, and the P'ot h.id been execmed 
 totheutmolt rigour, had not we /.h^, //-wh interpos'il 
 on their behalf. Many a time did we rel. ue them out of Kindn-r, 0: 
 the hands ot the turious Mobb, and fecure not only ihcir •'*•• '»<''/» 
 I'erlons, but tluir Goods and fctfetlts too ; for which Ci-'"''*^"'' 
 vihty we were afterwards very haiidfomely rewarded : 
 For ihele '1 umults were in the Month of ,V/„y, .md 'tw.is 
 but in Juiif that they began to entangle us in our Trade, 
 
 and lay I know not what Rellraints upon us in our Ucal- 
 mes with the I'eo|.le of l',.iom-, .n,„l t„l,.„.:cc,i ; as that 
 we mult carry no I'lo. illons nor Ammunition with us thi- TtK,r il 
 iher, and that our Ships mulf he open to be fearched by Rt'luu'l. 
 •hem. Aiuithis, after a gie.it deal of Contelt, we were 
 oireed to lubiiiit to, we being bi;t Sixty two to above A 
 d hmilaiul ot them j and belldes, their Fort commanding 
 all at th.y rate, that if we fell out with them, rhey cou'iH 
 ^ tlie I error ot that, debar us frcm Lading c.-Shipi.tu 
 
 But thefe things ran a great deal higher in the fuceeed- 
 ing Month ol >,7,., terthen we h.id an Order fent ns in 
 writing,ligned by the Vico-Admiral, and all the relidue of 
 the Council, commanding us to withdraw our Shir out . 
 ot the Koad of U„J,, witlmi rive |■a^safter the Date ^:>;;'V" 
 thercol. Indeed, they had exprelVd a great unealincfso' ««w- 
 under o.ir Company leveral times b fore , and h.ij"^*'- 
 orier'd to take our Uebts there upon thcir.felves, and lo 
 d.lchaige ii.s, provided we would be gene, tho' wt h.id 
 not near oir 1 ading : But now it fcems they w.Te come 
 to a I'oint, and were n folvM we ihoii'd lfa\ no longer • 
 borthey pretended (in their Order), that being determi- 
 led to carry en a bloody NVar .igainft the l>..-',..in!i.J; in 
 Revenge ol tl.e barbarities coiiiimtted npi'n their Adiiiiia!, 
 and his Coir.panv, they wuu'd not have their tnenues 
 Itai.gthned bv 7./,;;//;.. Powder and Shot; winch they 
 lad good Reafuii to believe they wou'd, if we were fuf- 
 :er d to lie there while the War lalled : Pelides ihis, they 
 .iblolntely forbid us Anchoring ai Vm, l.:,l,,.t,:ci, or any 
 other Roads belongijig to pLiees in their Power, during 
 the Breach between the tin,„Uii,f and them. However, 
 ihortly afteraPcice was concluded between thell- iwo'r,,.!,, 
 Parties, lo violently let .igainlt each other, and 'h'- « o. - iwoti '.fc 
 .Iniicje having no prelent Remedy, tamely endured the ' "'•'■"l^ 
 encroachmeut at the Fort. ewMm,!- 
 
 The Uiirch and wc too came to an Agreement about the 
 Time ol our Stay, and the Payment of our Debts at B.it:- 
 
 \;tf « 
 
 iHoM, 
 
 t""" 
 
 in, which by 
 
 wc hiving 1 1 
 pole. 
 
 Flavin)( ill 
 Lading of Sp 
 rolls I'eiiple w 
 by the tunc o 
 j4Si Bags of 
 eloi7, which 
 things rcLitiii) 
 Vrl<*if' the I 
 
 NVe ran ab 
 ting out In in 
 Lat. and i.l 
 
 • NVehnd 
 ♦/{. That gi- 
 the Norihvv.ii 
 changes to ilu 
 
 At the Wc 
 was about h 
 Mm. 
 
 We had fro 
 Miiiiiiiiiii I 
 
 yfRchti 
 vel\ il 
 bleR 
 
 B 
 
 wl 
 let 
 It. I 
 
 bale and peril 
 every Puik ai 
 Cuftom-Houl 
 Officer, "tvas 
 Honour to dil 
 Uy and Confc 
 The ('.' fi..i| 
 
 I 
 
 (• Till ""' 
 
 I A ihc 
 
 ;.,nipiiiy 
 
 V I Wil 
 
 , l.ll 11 J»- 
 
 .vllilc 
 |htsiip< 
 r; n In 
 
 ■ibtriti'ic- 
 liiiil 
 
 |rc illi! 
 J,rituljri " - -._ . „ 
 
 lollw S^C (h^.f^. pj„, ^x 
 Ittfiolltlf ,, I 
 »»-bi).ln I^H"'' "" ^^^ 
 
 iopi H'lr- time their lliai 
 »Ami Rvlic^m „„; i„a^,^.,i 1,.,, 
 
 • from that, iha 
 
 { upon his Sh'p' 
 
 i is c'ohged to t 
 
 I /(i/m) ', and ih 
 
 thofe Sfi n s. 
 ' Ptmi ^l'. tioiis People, 
 f'*"*7- one dot's not I 
 MrH.ibnri del 
 their fprigats, 
 who were fo 
 themfelvcsto 
 In detence nt 
 has made all 
 the Event ot 
 ihein, is yet 1 
 that pl.ice w 1 
 nial Overthr. 
 The Matti 
 the hill:,!!! P, 
 dofe Siege ti 
 Roy of G.- 
 The Aco'ini inei ting witi 
 Fight Ixrtwei 
 fule>; ; infon 1 
 for the prefer 
 for a frelli Ti 
 The I'mt^i) 
 rious IxialVin] 
 thiiikinc that 
 as fpoil'd the 
 and Kcvcllir 
 felt". 
 
 The Di,tc 
 I.c,iks, and r 
 to try the Fo 
 came in gooi 
 iheir Triumi 
 
 1,1 illji A- 
 AJOT. 
 
Libi Jhap.XUI. 
 
 OccurrerUs and Affair t in India, C7T. 
 
 f>3 
 
 'ilig wh.-ir the 
 .1 to till' ihu-r 
 
 ill tlu' Naniv, 
 "■/, U liiro the 
 
 I'lifdi.il thoy 
 t inmiiijt to 4 
 ; wi' hail Hca- 
 iili till' lii'iiln 
 iiour.i«i'mi.'nt 
 t i\ tlic famo I 
 
 ili»l>t() uiin ^ 
 
 ic ilic wliolc 
 ''•"'(• llut 
 >li ai .1 (ingle 
 il wi' woiiM 
 '■r thiiii ; (lit 
 .ulc with the 
 
 »irj or J rial 
 liiii', that nut 
 1 itul Hatroil 
 il inviti'ratc. 
 N iiiiiiiiltant 
 
 ■ .lllil lIllollTlt 
 
 'iiK'il ili.it of 
 poll tluir I |. Til l.H" . 
 III. .Aiul imij, [[[' 
 iir.il tiio, ilf. 
 i''iil up tlii'ir 
 vliiili.nv tlio 
 lif li.|'»illiti- 
 
 li."i II, ili.it 
 tii-Mi, III tlicy 
 
 iii.ikc thiiii 
 .ivuifjilr.iwn iJ»'.'. .\ 
 
 a mnvoiii- "'"''■•' 
 linitii; ilitrr, 
 
 ■y 'i-'ll iipim 
 ii'l put i'»cry 
 ■il''< ViMicrs, 
 'hnr (iiiatd, 
 liiir MaiU'r. 
 
 1 I he cutting 
 , they iljii a- 
 iii ixctiittd 
 "' intfrpos'il 
 
 tlll'lll (lilt ot'Kindnrf, 01 
 
 Jt only their 'I*-'/"*''/* 
 •wlmhCi."'"*^"'- 
 rcwaiilcd : 
 .iiid 'twas 
 
 "iir Trade, 
 n our Ueal- 
 cf'i ; as that 
 with u«thi- Their i;i 
 Itaitlud by Rc'I'juiI. 
 It, wf were 
 
 t'l aliove a 
 nirmaiuline 
 
 rhcy cou'J, 
 o.-.'Ships,!!.- 
 
 fuccccd- 
 •r lent us in 
 ic filidutf of 
 ur .Shir out _ , ^ 
 •r ih'-Uai:en,.i;,,:, ,., 
 
 II ncalinefs '!!«"'< 
 . and h-id"^"' 
 vi's, and lo 
 lio' wc h.id 
 \\:fv I'unu- 
 r.c) longer : 
 ij; detirmi. 
 i)../n«.y-, in 
 ir .Aduiiial, 
 .•ir liiKnai'i 
 wh.th tliey 
 WlTC luf- 
 sihis, thoy 
 ', or .my 
 I'fr, during 
 
 Howcvci, 
 
 tlicfc two 1^..,,, I,,. 
 
 I '11'" Hv.. twctii li? 
 iidiircd the '"''*":1 
 
 It alxjutthc 
 h:s at b.it:- 
 
 it, which tiy ihltConinA were piyable lo m, «t »Aniimn\ in to Dep. Soiuli l.tr. the S. li. in lo Dcri. i f Min 
 we having LmcfJ of Cretlit from the DM/cfc f.ifthit pur- "" 
 
 pole. 
 
 Having difpatfh'd thcfc Contcrni, and griitcn all the 
 
 Lading <Jl Spice and Nut* weeou'd get from the treache- 
 
 ' T " ttw^ \\\y\<\e we dealt <vith ; we In .Sail tor A/int/rm, wlirre 
 
 That the Ifland ii iKtwecn thirty and furtv I ea^uLum com* 
 IpaU, and the Variation li Uixi. anl N. W. That it i» 
 
 - . L. -1. 1.1'.. I ..I 1 . ; .11 I.I 
 
 I H^i 
 
 Uy the lime of our coiiiinc, the Fadur* hail made n ad> 
 j+Si Bagiof Pepper. Hcit we rcli>lv'd to apnoinr a ha- 
 ctory, which we happilv arctmipiillid ; and ail|iiltiiig all 
 ihiii('ii rclatiiif! to it.oddrefi'd tot our Vo^ane lur Km.in.l, 
 UHoiir, ihv 'I hird. 
 
 We ran about 6^o Leagues in i\ Days afu r our W- 
 iinjiour frnin fl/t«Mm ; and then \ve had if IJigi- South 
 Lai. and 14 Degr. Variation. 
 
 • Wehiid anDlletvationof /iV/. .'(./''•■ to he very tiiie, 
 vix,. That generallv >uur halterty Wind* coming about in 
 the Northward, if it pioxc Rainy, ihe Wind prefcntly 
 ihan>;es to the W, S. W. .iiul blows thire. 
 
 At the Weltern-pari of JW/.i iJi.nt.il, the V.niatiou 
 wa< about li ', Degi. and South Lat. ji Uctrci'., »7 
 Mm. 
 
 We had from fome Ihlttrmlert thi» Account of tin lil.iml 
 M.iiiiitiiii . I'hat there are two Havens there, the N, W. 
 
 1'^.-, .iiiu kiiv * .•. ..-V...,, *, t^^Ki. .111.1 i-'. ". inatiiii 
 a lery healthful plan', and vu'll* .ibuiidaiue of Tiinlea, 
 Manatee", Knwl, (!oaii, and Hogi, t!i ''the I.ttter nut in 
 lueh plenty ai the loiiner, the Goau havisg Ixvn hut late- 
 ly tranf|Kirtei| thiiher l>y t\w Dniih, 
 
 Near Cape .I^aHw we ha\^- \eiy litl - Vjiiarinn, ami 
 the I aiitude iltrre i« alviur ifDeur. i<< M;n. • .\ Mm 
 bound hoii.e upon thu Coalt, anjfii.ilinp n.i We.uhcrfnt 
 obferiing either i atmide or Variation, may fately triilt 
 hiuilelt ni Sixiy hathoin Water, and Shelly ImouiuI : 
 When he hnilt II Oviay, he iiiav londiih he n 'ery luar 
 tliii c:ape III, ,t'i.ii .Lj ai'.l if he lu("e\ Ground at im 
 Kailimii, lis certain he ii paltit, juviJ d hi' be within 
 till' I .Miuide of ^t De^r 
 
 We hnilli'd thivVoKi;,'? Al.;> the Tcmh, f 0. iSioj 
 It biing none ol ihe halt rriti.:rkalile C'ifeutrlbncis of it 
 that as we winr i.ut, lo wc came in, vv;ih .ill our Coinpa. 
 ny entire, iii-iih. r TKath i.or Sukncni iho' both fo of'., u 
 look d in the I' ice, in rlic various Cliiniui wc had p.ilVii 
 tlirMi(;h) huviig inadv.iiiy Duach upon ui. 
 
 ••Il 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XIII 
 
 ARclcitmiof Mr. Finch, Mcnkwt, conrcrnirighu Trade and Tra^m 
 vcli in the Mounts Omntry ^ rpitb an /IccomU of the moHremarLt'^ 
 Roads and 'Pl.ucs of Trade in that niH'hty Empire. 
 
 hie 
 
 B 
 
 F.inr, roiiRto InJli, we went all afhoreat ^u,.it, 
 .vhcre we hupid lo have an Ew^lifh TaAory 
 ettlcd ill time. 'Twas our ill luck notwith- 
 
 I 
 
 lta:iding, to meet every-whcre with People of 
 
 ;ile and perftilious Principles, to Hnd a Knave alinolt in 
 every Poll and Place of Trult, from the Court to the 
 Cuftoni-Houle, from the lofiiclt Vilicr, tothcmeancit 
 Officer, "tv.as all alike ; there were Places and Titk-i of 
 ji bci .rr It- Honour to dirtitifMiiili Men from one another, but Hone- 
 Ifl'ihi! lly and Cotifciencc made no difference. 
 riniuU'i M The I'uti.giir-^c (the proud I'furpers of Sovcrci^'nty in 
 ;<"''''. ^^'= thcfe parts, and very tnuiblefome Neighbours to the (..ccr 
 fVloiy', m ^^'■^'>'> •1'' vvell as iiMier Iti.lim Princes) had about llui 
 iCipi Hiir- time their lliare of Calamities, as well as wc. The \.V- 
 j*j"'{?':|"^:"'e'i/ indeed h.iidl) dares pretend to ch.ilUu- them, li) far 
 
 I upon his Sh ps.and noi one can Itir any w.»y to Tr.ide, but 
 
 ! is rbligcd to take tliuir I'afs, and pay for't but the \U - 
 
 I Ul.n', and the ');./,/•, between tlietii, do pretty well pay 
 
 tliofeSc ris, .mdmottihethe Power of that intoUncambi- 
 T'lm* 7<». nous People, which without fueh Adverfaries to check ir, 
 f'ifn one do<s not know what heif;hih it wou'd grow to. The 
 MnH.ibiri dellroy'd, funk, and took, no iels than hity of 
 their IFrigars, in a veiv little time : And the U.a.i 
 who wcie for placing higher dame with them, addrclVd 
 tlicmfehcstothe Siegeof Af. /i c.t, with thirty llout .*»hips, 
 In defence of this imponant place, the Vice Roy of f.'n.i 
 has nude all the I'oue that's pollible ; and what will be 
 the Event of f I great an -XClion as is like to be between 
 ihem, isyet uncii:a:n. Rut 'tis certain, that the lall'^'ear 
 that place vv as hital to ihcm, and they recciv d a molt dif- 
 nial Overthruw by the Dutih then. 
 
 The Matter was thus : That the Dutch, with limic of 
 the Iii,l:,iii Princes, their Confederates, had laid a very 
 cliife Siege to M,il<n,r both by Sea and Land j the Vice- 
 Key of G' - immediateK catrie to relieve the place, and 
 The Ac.o'im inei ting with the / >rrch Fleet, there w.as a long and blood 
 em" * '"''^'"^ Iwtween them, and great damage done on both 
 lidc"; ; inlon uch, that both Fleets ;h ught enough done 
 for the prefenr, at leall till they had titted up themfelve; 
 for a frelh Trial. 
 
 The /'("f.7[f ;;?:;;•(• however according to their Vain-glo- 
 rious boalting way.) ni.ide a huge Noife of Virtory, and 
 thinkinc that livy had iiuite cooi'd the Courage, as well 
 as fpcnl'd the Ui ert.iking uf the Di.i:' , fell to Fealling 
 and Revelling aiuoar, caving the Fieet to look to it 
 felt". 
 
 The Di.tcb, in the mean time, h.tving (lopp'd their 
 Lciks, and new t ipg'd at ^ i , return'd with a Refolution 
 to try the Fortune of a Second B.itiel with them, and 
 
 on the Fleer, they burnt nu 1 funk every Sliip that wai 
 there, making Ufides a cruel Sl.aughter : And if five 
 or (ix ot their Shins had not bv chance l\\n fent away 
 before, thewliolcFlcctth.lt came ui_ m this Delign h»d 
 entirely penlh'd. Belides, iiuickly after thii, a Sicknel* 
 in that City Iwept awav moH of the P.rnifuL-c 'here, ami 
 theVicc-Riy amongll the reft ; 0. that their inde and 
 Gieatncls by all thefc Strokes, was conlideiably hum- 
 bled . 
 
 And 'twas very well for the King of .Ichtn, and hit 
 Ci .intry, that the !>.,icl- at that time .ittemprcd the ,''. gc 
 of v/,- ,,.,;:, and gave the Prf,^.-^f fo fatal a Hlo.v a» 
 thev did ; 'twas the molt Icafmable th ti; for tliun that 
 cou'd polTibly havchappond, and no lefs pcihips than the 
 Redemption of the whole Country out of ihchan.'^uf 
 thofc Devourers : I'or the King of I'o.iu^^', who had be- ^,;,„ (iveJ 
 fore relolv d to dm e the / i../c7i out of the /«,//<■; j as alfo, from ihe 
 levercly to i hallile all tliol'e hij.'.u! Princes and States th.n l'""i'^- 
 had given Countenance and Fneouragement to thejn of 
 which ti*. probable he reckond the King of ,i.htii to Ijc 
 one " gave Orders to his Vire-Roy to go and begin with 
 that Prince, and then proceed to the King of Jor, and fo 
 to the MKliac.i's. and about. And the Pninguexe Fleet 
 
 h. 
 
 ,AD. 
 
 4 "■" 
 
 .* 1».«. 
 
 '« Irk'J by th< 
 )\ Lui,k 
 i A.alCiihe 
 V l.nv.ir. 
 
 (wonderfully Itroiig and well fi.rnilh'd w.is at that very 
 tune b( fore tlie City of , .,;, read) to execute the King's 
 Commands, when the News came, that the Dut.lt were 
 alfaulting Af.i m , , and all wa< like to be loft there. l\\ 
 News drew off the whole Power of the Fleet and del 
 vcr'il W,. ev ; the Vicc-Ri;y hid no time (a'; well as Con 
 nilfion) to attend the n^aking of new Conq^elts, wlu 
 
 s 
 
 r , ••-re 
 
 allaulting Af.i m i , and all wa< like to be loft there. This 
 News drew off the whole Power of the Fleet and deli- 
 
 in- 
 
 old ones were ready to Ix: lolt, and the Intereft was link- 
 ing in another place. 
 
 And 'tis not utterly improbable, that there were fome- 
 thing more than meer lucky CKancc and Contingency in 
 this matter ; .ind that the »(./,,. ^br liiifc Obligation or 
 other to tlu King of ./,/■,•).) ni.nhr Itiuiinully give his Ad- 
 verlaries -his very feafonable Diverliiti : But however 
 'rwas, the l>..i„«i,c- had the worlt on't, and came off 
 with the lofs both ways. 
 
 The M.i/I,il:irs were a horrid Plape.ctothcm this fame The m.u. 
 1 ear too, and tuuk or liink of them, at I'everal times, bet- *-■" 'f ' •'« 
 ter than (ixty Sail. f>'fiiuu. 
 
 Add to all this, the lofs of the bi-lt part of their new 
 Fleet, fent out of /'"'.^ifrt/tocaiTy on the War againll the 
 Dutch : They were in all nine br.i've Men > f War, and lir 
 Ships Aitetulants ; they were Katter'd with bad Weather, 
 
 and never met rogetherafter- t.'i! p,„,. 
 
 ! !l 
 
 about the Coalts of (.'/..//i-.- 
 
 ward.s. About five of them did make a lliift to get lolTc^, iil,u7l% 
 
 and anotuer of the Company was let arire bv her owri "■""""R i"" 
 
 I Men, to avoid her falling into the Hands of the Hutch tl *^'"' 
 that then rode at the Bar hedonng ana challenging the 
 Pa tu^uc-{c Admiral to come out and fight. 
 
 M i Theft 
 

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 Is 
 
 4- I 
 
 1:': 
 
 1 1 
 
 1 , 
 
 i < 
 
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 :( ^> 
 
 i- 
 
 li-l 
 
 ;s ;- 
 
 Ml: % I 
 
 ■; a' ^. ■«(: 
 
 . E in 
 
 >^ 'Dc/criptim of Surat, ^c. 
 
 Thci;- r.i 
 
 it' tlii'. I'Icct a 
 
 Oircl Imd rircd two 
 litt'c Ivt'orc .It Mo:,.ii):iii]it, (wluti' alio tlity h.ul alimlt- 
 til nr.il Uittcr'd tlic C.ilHi.', tlio' tlicy coiilil not take iH 
 .and tVom tlKtuf tlicy came ilirc*!lly tor (.>/i, hoping to 
 tiiiil the ie(t ; which Delii'.n beini', tViillrareil, they eniica- 
 vriir'i! to I'lcnoke the /' 'i. ■;;/<.; ■ to a Battel ; hut they 
 Wert u illr tli.iii tn accept ot'ihe Chnllenge at thattime.ami 
 tor all ihe Inliilts ct'the l>u\'' , wt.ii'J not llir out of then 
 Tort. 
 
 Bur ihey ci'n;iiuie (I'.Il n make further Prc^ar.nions on 
 lioth lilies ■ fith.it ii: all prolialiilitv, it won't lie loiii; be- 
 fore tlie C!rai\l C'l n;ro\er:ie ilependmi; between thole two 
 ^ati(•n^. in th,'fe I'ans of the Woriil, vmII b: ilecivleil : 
 The lUninel'i of M.il,i.\ii is n:.w in hanil, which will fer\e 
 cnly f"r an Int'.oJnclion to j'reater thin;.' 
 
 Before 
 
 ' Medm, which 
 
 Ml). 
 
 Wjl.l'C- 
 t.ll. L i.H.' 
 
 A/./".. ...1.1 
 X vf i ',: in 
 
 iV.i! the /)»■■ anil /'.' / _!;h/c were notiheonly Scntllers|a larj;e I'.u'ii Court, ami great Trees, with -in Arlxjur 
 
 ' ' ' ' ' M'' ■', (iHolv Men, tic 
 
 •\c 
 
 in this Coiit:!r\ ; for thcv;.rrf M:\iil, and the Kinp ol 
 "• ..H', were larryin'', on a very hot and Molent S\'ar._ 
 News came now, that th"; Prince, W4tli a tiuni; .\riiiy<:t 
 lierr Horle, hid licliei; d the C'iry of ,liif.hiir;,y, once 
 the Merrop ilis of rh.n K:ni;doni, and con.pier'd by rl,e 
 bra-.e /i, .''■■/, this NT'.; ./'s I'.irlier. Unt ii lecirs, theCit- 
 \crnonr ol th.at place was . .o i nnn'nj; I or the King ol i>-- 
 ■ •« ; f.'r pretend ini; that he won'd d, 'liver up the City <n- 
 to his h.i'i-js. iipiii Condiii^ui of w.chdrawnii; his Arm;. 
 I'oni f i:;- rr tiie Col'e diltaii e. tluf they inij'ln marJi 
 H.ii;;Mre more fecur. ly; inllead of 
 
 f r, and 
 :her. 
 
 r.jj,:,, 1 
 Pri-dt tjat- 
 
 {»,ri'dt 
 
 Surjt ie- 
 fall'.!. 
 
 Mil- nln.:t\,i.t u.tli B.V.; .and 
 '^■'' tli.'.t, he aifaelted them lo r i:h s (takiiit', ilr aiianiageol 
 
 tiler ^ecir.it) and llnrrovi.lednel'.'. and pivl-'d Iimuv 
 dole I'pon dieni, that th ■ whole Aimy i\,i- r..nie.!, .iiul 
 that w;:h ct.iiiider.iMe hi'- no. 
 
 B t 'tis not incih ilMiibted, b 't the Ki.i;; of /),■;/ will 
 pay this Debt wlih Int.relt l\f hc u be long ; for he's a 
 ver>- prtei I I'rinre. ai d hi- Si:b| -cts are l.ime cf the belt 
 ■^l^llliers in t'le I:. /.' i ; a'ld ha e as g lod a th.iiacler for 
 l.an.l-Scf. lie , r.s the M .../■.-.-.■s ha- e for tli.n (I' the 
 iea. 
 
 l)n theotlicr lidetlu'.'.'rr t .\/-;;H/wef.t on with liisl'r,-. 
 
 ,'-.'■ parations, pwa and ini};hiy, in proportion to his vall 
 
 Uclipi : He was now rel'oKed not t^ (it down contented 
 withihe CcnipiCtof llie Kin!;doni of /J-c,:» only, bm to 
 take in all the Cuiniries in liie .Southern part of ;</./;> ; 
 he won'd tarry Iiin Victoii' us Arms all through the C'oiiti. 
 ticm, and fix the Hounds of his iimpire at Cape (' - 
 
 To break the force of this niighty Svorni, the Three 
 nfiglity Kin.us, of bi-o'.n, Vil'.foi, .ind Gi/.v/m •, with all 
 their Powers, prepare to let themfehes in the way of it, 
 intending to recene the hrik Shoi k ; they refibeto Hand 
 as Barriers between the A^:;;,.', and ihat part of hiJi.i ; 
 lo that he thall not bre.ik in tl;cie, bel'orc he has broke 
 tl'.rci'.^h all their .•\r.lue^. '1 hi.'y are now on Unh iide.v 
 in die:; Tents m the l.tli', read) I'or .\Ll;on, and cxpeill 
 only the breaKingnpot the Winterti begin it. 
 rm!ir We Kail alfo oiir il'.are i f TriJiibles at ^.<r^t, occaiioifj 
 
 by the Rnino.ir ol a certain A.berlarN 's approach, vcrv 
 formidable inthele Parts : It was one A,,!/.-: litt.:u,, .ikind 
 of an Outlaw, that \rry often made great Sjod i-i that 
 CoLntr-., 11, arching up and douu with a Rudy of I Ii rfe, 
 and taKing his Ple.nder where he found die Towns moll 
 liable to a Snrprize. 
 
 He was a Oefccndant fr.^ni the Kings of Cf.irl-.m, and 
 liau l.een King himfelf, if the .Arm; of ihe Al ;;,•. Iiad not 
 wrcltcd ihat Kingdom away from his I'.Tinib ; bo that 
 'tis probable he tnifd Rapparee in Reeenge. and took 
 that C'Liirfe to make hiir.feil bati^'action, for il.e Wrong 
 the A;f;;;;.,iiad dene hin. 
 
 About two Years 1 lel'ore this, he phinder'd and fack'd 
 thedrcat City of Cr"'A/;».', and was now ccming to Jo 
 the fame to .?;(i.i.' , which put all the City into .i moll 
 wretihe.l Conlidion : But having 
 Stri ngth of Men am! 
 it, he went otf, aiiii 
 
 But to leave iIkIc Allaire I Ifall gi\c an :\i.i.oi'nr of 
 my own Joi rney to .J;:/i, and through ihc molt len arka- 
 blc PaiT> oil-d.i-, together with ih.- principal Phues -.hat 
 ocuir in thole Road^, with the molt kr\u cable Oblsrva- 
 lior.s relating to them. 
 
 S:t.i-\ frtm whence I began m\ Journey, ma) ailij be- 
 gin the Char.ic'ler. It Hands fonie twenty Miks up in the 
 Co intiy, upon the Bank of a \ery tine River ; 'tis a Ci- 
 rv of the middle fort for bignefs, very populous, and iidl 
 nf Mtriliatits. About three Mdi-s trom the Mouth of 
 ilie Riv er, is the fam'il Bar, vv lif n Ships ride and unlad.: : 
 0\cr this the Channel is very tair to tin. Ciry-lide, .u.d 
 able to bear \'c!li.lbof ^i Tun Burthen. 
 
 1 his lame l.r. er runs dircc'tiv to U:i».or:, a^d a,s you 
 fcine up it on rhi Righi-h.ind lland.s the Caltle, confuie- 
 r.ib!'- I.ivge, v.ei walid and uioaieJ, ana as well ucfun- 
 .deil anJ pro-. .'•.■'■ witli Military Furiiilurs. 
 
 : But having Inte'ligeiKe of the 
 Anus got toge' her tor the Deftn. e of 
 did not make the Attempt, 
 
 Caftlcs lit- 
 pIcalantGiccii, with a tall A//i>.PoIc in the midtt,' abcHir 
 which they make their Patlinicson l-'eftival Uajs. 'Ihe 
 City lies all ©j>cn on the tide of the Giren ; but in all o- 
 thcr part.? 'tis ilitch'd and ff ncd, and has three conlidcra- 
 blc Gates ; without one of which is a fine Grove of 
 A//o/;;r- Frees, where the Citizens ufe lo go out and Ban- 
 iiuet. 1 here is a good Alph.(„,lic,v, or Ciilloin.Houfe 
 anil a Market-place for Holies .md Cittle ; with feveraf 
 other Conveniences, better to be taken by Slight than Re- 
 port and Delcription. 
 
 J he molt conliderable Things without the Gate.?, are 
 d'Clidcs the Cirove ot A/..H?n'/; the fair Pond not far otf 
 it, tiirte Ciiariersif a Mie m coirpafs, and lurroundcj 
 on eierr lide with Stoncttcps, and beautiful Tombs, with 
 a larg ■ j . •- - . — 
 
 rais'd ill It, where the hi,l.r.:t 
 and Ihew their Pietv in .State. 
 
 Crofs ,1,., \v,„,.,. it.iiuis .1 i^eot little Town call'd !{,.. ».,„ 
 '.v//, tlie l.iliabdants (,r which are <iuite adilterent People, 
 an.llpeak .inothaT.anguage; they are all of iliein Se.v 
 nien by hinplojmeni, and go there by the Name of 
 \ii.':<, vvhuhmav be Ver. well ilenvd fi'oivi ,V( 
 nlake^lhelr Name .indBuihuis .ij.ive perfectly 
 I he .Stivets heiv .i,v narrow. 1 ur tiie Houli s g,.acefu) and 
 well bui!!, wnhvcrv high S;ep.> belore everv'Uc or : But 
 tisihe pli.i(ant Ganlens that ch.arm the C.tizensof SV.i/, 
 .indiir. lie them to lome over and pals .iwav lijin my 
 Hour- as they d(; at this plaie. I kiriw of notliiug to a- 
 bate tlie 1 kal.ire ot thde iovciv Walks, but the inliniie 
 AumlHT ol gi..ii Bais that take up tluir l.odemg in the M..l.i..„: 
 Irccs; there they h.mg b\ the ClawMn the Boiighs, in "■'' ■ 
 likh vait Chi(lu\ as wood furpnze a Man to llv ; but 
 the Niiile and S.p:e.,: ,ig rhey make i^, fo intoler.ible.'that 
 tvv.-u a pood Deed, lo bring two or three Pieces of Ord- 
 nance, aii.i iiour the Trees, ih.it the pl.ace iniidit W rid 
 Ol lu. ha P.agnc as they are to it. The Winter begins at t,,. ,, . 
 \u. .:■ about the beginning of 7,0,: , and holds 10 the latter Z S .la 
 .V [Uiidi'y ; but not with continual Rains, as 'tis ar 
 ; but with great uneertainrv, m\A as nun h variety of 
 \\cailier, Wind, Ram, .and 'I iumdir. It alw.iys take- 
 lis larewcll o( ihem with a cruel Storm, which they call 
 the U-ijni ; which is .dfo unccrrain as to the degree of its 
 Violence and iniry; but for the mod pan , oblcrves thi.s 
 Itated Courle to come w ith extremity every two or three 
 Year. 
 
 'Ihc Monfon.sfor the South ferve here in ///■nV.and Tc- 
 r/cwj.'.,T ; tor the HS'i Si-.i, in RirMiy and M„rch : Ships 
 come hither trom tlie.W?/', in D-ccmbcr, JaniMry, and f>- 
 hjui.y: Fro,n the /<■./ .?,■■,-, in the beginning o( September 
 after the Rams : From O mm n \ovcmkr. 
 
 I-etus leii-.ovc the Scene now from 'v/(/-.if to \rcimpore Kum/m 
 one of thelirit Towns of great \ote in my way to ./fni, 
 Int.iis Road begins that long R, due of Mountains that 
 runs from ./.-„.,. v:,; trolsthis part of the Country, and 
 amongll which /}.m',v. the troublefome Rebel has fevcral 
 .Vrong-ho.'ds, and has foriihed himfelf fo well, that all 
 the l-orces ot ihe Crm M-^^:,! aie not able to inpirc him ; 
 and this .Series of Mount.iins continues it feif asfar as 
 H'r,trts .*. 
 
 The ne|:r great Town is n •,,.,, encompafs'd almoft f.mi 
 round w iti a River, (tanding like an Ifland in the midft 
 id a mod delicious Country that liesaliout i': ; and ;,■..'■.. ■>'.<■.'. 
 lis next Neighbmir of Note, a Town as tinpL'ifanr as the 
 tormerw.rs agreeable; a Dirrv Mole, a iVn ofTliicves 
 and reir.arkalu'r tor nothing i:i(c, but it; Dirt, and Dirty 
 1 eeple ; CMcpt theQiiatitities of Wine made here, of the 
 Fruit tliev e.tll A/nr.i. 7 his is a verv fwe 
 
 [ Chap . XI 
 
 end of 
 
 Fruit, ihe Wj 
 
 et and Itifeious 
 
 It, Uie \y ,ne of it pleating cnomth ; but 111/ own Hx- 
 pericnce pruv 'd irnot uholfome, unlefs w.ll burn'd. 
 
 >Several of thefe 'J'owns that lie hereabouts, are under 
 t:ie Contmami of a ronaui Gentile %..-, whoackiiow- 
 .ci.ges the .Sovcreigntv of the ii,\-<it hhril; but upon 
 CiHiruiie a- it were, and pilt as it j'leafes him. He llus a,, h. 
 .IK. I .■d, at pnleiir, in Peace and Amity with lain, and Vr..,. 
 li'ti.l. his Annual Pielenisi .and behdcs, le.tvesoneof ' ' 
 Sons ar ti>-;,.j.,,,, for a Pledge of his Fnendl 
 then If helhouM do otherwifei the A%h,' can't Help liim- 
 leit ; lor the l(,:/,: h.is fuel) .1 tniard of uiaccelli'ele Moun- 
 laiiis about Mm, that he may bid Deliance almolt 
 ih.- Annus in ih, World. Bclides, the 
 licjid 111 thole Mountains, y( t they can nc\ 
 
 ,at. 
 
 ills' 
 But 
 
 to ; 
 
 tie may he be- 
 -- llarve him 
 titsre ; tor iln re s abundance of good Pall ire, C;i\iin, and 
 Fi.unr.ains ol Wate., upon iho higheft p.irr of fWin, fo 
 that it he did lall out with the Mo:;;./, and take up Arms, 
 he had Nature of his fide, and the Fruutuinefiot his own 
 rerntories woii'd fuppoit him in lus Rebellion. Bin then 
 did lie let an Army pals undilhirb'd, to tiic very Foot of 
 lus Woinitams, ihty cou'd itevir get up to him ; for all 
 tlie I'alli's t.> his tsvo pnncir.ll Ciues, are prodigiondy 
 
 .f.'..:-.ilu d 
 
 Sj'it'f afi.l 
 Mtt'itirt. 
 
 M.VA\\y 
 
 Ii., i'j b: 
 
 DUI; <if 
 1111m. 
 
Lib. Ii^Chap. XIII. 
 
 Afourney ro Agra, <Tc, 
 
 85 
 
 is a fpcious 
 
 midft, about 
 1 Uajs. The 
 ; but in all o- 
 rcc conddcra- 
 ne Grove of 
 out aiul Ban- 
 ulkom-Hoiifc, 
 
 with fcvcral 
 iglit than Kc- 
 
 hc Gates, arc- 
 III) nor tar otf 
 d iurromidcd 
 Tomb";, with 
 til in Arlxjur 
 loly Mi'ii, (ic 
 
 ivii iMJlM Hr.- fi4M'.i. 
 Liiiit I'lopic, 
 ot' ihein bca- 
 tlic Name ot 
 I Sl:it.i; ami 
 ctly iogc:hcr. 
 i i;.aidiil and 
 y'Uuii-: ii'.ii 
 Ziiisot Siii.il, 
 way lb many 
 nothing to a- 
 iii the iiilinitc 
 rklj'.ini; ni the ^'''■i'-» 
 If LV)iij;lis in "''■■ 
 I to lie ; but 
 )!cra\ilc, that 
 icics ot Ord- 
 niii'lit Iv rid 
 nter bepiiis at iiu. ^^J 
 •iio the latiLTaiils ; 
 ains, as 'tis ar 
 iu:h variety of 
 always takes 
 
 »-' 
 
 h they call 
 
 ■ liepree of its 
 
 , oblcrvcs this 
 
 two or tiirec 
 
 1 j^pril and Sc- 
 
 Murch : Ships 
 
 'Hiniy, and i'c- 
 
 of September, 
 
 to \'i-c.>i)ijiiire, *"!'■«»/•'! 
 vvayto jlgrit. 
 ountains that 
 
 ountry, and 
 has levcral 
 well, that all 
 
 injure him ; 
 
 elf as far as 
 
 'afs'dahriMft f •«* 
 111 the midl't 
 ; and 'kJ:> '"•'•'■ 
 iMl'anr as the 
 of Thic\es, 
 , and Dirty 
 I'.ere, of the 
 and Uifeious ,, „ 
 
 own hx- 
 biirn'd. 
 «, ar^; under 
 u ho .ickno'.v- 
 
 but npi M 
 11. He lius All *■■ 
 th l.iiii, and '*-"■'• 
 cs one ot his 
 ii.ir.iip : But 
 an't Jielp him- 
 lliMe Moun- 
 alnioit to all 
 may be be- 
 er ti.ir\e him 
 
 of 
 ake lip Arms 
 ief< '.)l his own 
 on. Km then 
 cry I'ont cit 
 n him ; for all 
 oiodigionily 
 fOr.ilud 
 
 irain, and 
 ■ CTc'in, fo 
 
 Mmiirt. 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 i 
 
 s, <'■;■■" 
 Ik: ;j !> 
 i„ii. 
 
 
 C<n!c nf 
 H'iliti. 
 
 fortified (there's eighty Forts at leaft fcatter'd up and lines of the ancient City of M,i>iclon, three Cofe of the i*™-'' ° 
 down to fccnre ti.em ', and then they are fd narrow, that way up to u hich, is vaftly fteep and ftony, and To nar~° ' "" 
 
 f 
 
 flardcp. . are unUwl \cr; 
 lijiiie two Cofe out of the 
 
 no more than two Men can march a-brca(t : The Names 
 of thcfe two Cities .'re Snlioc and Miilicre, each of which 
 have two mighty Caltlcs to defend them. 
 
 Iiib:tr Sh.i, this A;c;u/'s Father (a Soldier as capable of 
 manaping an Kncmy to good piir|>ofe, as moll Imiia has 
 had), iouml this Mmintaneer too ikublwrn for him; he 
 fpcnt levcn Years a bclleping him, .and at laft was forc'd 
 to compound, giving him" fovcral Towns, upon Conditi- 
 on of kmu- poor Acknowledgment of Sovereignty to him, 
 and his SiH ccllijis : And this was the wilelt part of his 
 C'ondiitit ill the whole AHair : for in fhorr, without this 
 AiMV.'n'ciir, hiv, Merchants coii'il never have had any Seai- 
 riiv in p.iHint' along tins Country. 
 
 My Jomn'ev from thcle Towns to }i,.iniporf, was trou- 
 blcromc enough; partly U)'on the Account of Thieves 
 thar infcOte.l the Roads, and nn ill Diltempcr fthe Bloody- 
 llii\i gotten by diinkini; ihe Water of S/"..'t™) River, a 
 'lown that Inv in the RoaJ. 
 
 The '>..■' J alfo (vsho h:ul iiirt beat the AHh's I'orccs 
 and taken a ftiong Town tVom them, and cxtreamly brisk 
 I'pi.n ih.T Succeis) were abroad in Parties makins', all 
 tliS]«)il thcv cou'd ill the A.v.^i.'s IViiiunions ; To that 
 ■rvi ,. . impo:iil h' to invc! with any S'afcty.withoiit a (Juaidi 
 ..ndth^s Coil-.f It I arci.lenra'K nut with, in a good Bo- 
 il v tifllurle, t'lat ton\oyM iik' tcciirely to I'^'w.-.r. '1 hiv 
 IS a ver\ treat City, but has a bale, kjw, unpleafin Si 
 t canon .a" very imwlvllome Air, and as b:t I V'.iter ab(ait 
 \'. : Ir ha-; a Large .iiu! well forriried C;i!lle, (binding upon 
 iheiViiik ot the Ruerwhiih cor cs (Vnm S:,rrt, whi.h is 
 ihi. o!'!\ cnlldrr.ilile Oriiamei:t of that kinil, the Cirv 
 li.is 1(1 llievv. 'I he \'iie-l\ovs 
 nne .ind curid. ^. but they lie 
 Citv. 
 
 Clofebv the Callle-lide, in tli.- Ruer, (fands an F.lc- 
 rh.intcarv'd in Stone, with lb much of the Life, as well 
 .IS all ilieexaCi Proportions of that flealt ; that another 
 l-!eph.iiir that came dtnvn oneDaytoilrink there, miltnok 
 It lor anal .-vnima', like himfelf, and ,ui crdingly rmi- 
 11. ng againll u v\ nh ail h s force, broke both his own 
 'Icedi byi'iie Allault, bin cou'd make no ImpreHioii upon 
 his AdverCary. 
 
 The City was at this time as full of Soldiers .as ever it 
 co'.id hold, and the Vice-Roys Camp laybc'VM'en this 
 and Hi-iurynre, emending a matter of two Cole in leiigil: 
 oil the I'therlldc, about twenty Cofc diltance, lay the 
 the Army of the /JiVrtHcrj cncam]i'd, conliltingof at halt 
 soooo Men, threatning H'.-inj'jri, and deinanding the 
 Surrender of ir. And 'tis certain, that this |)lace iiuilf 
 have liecn yielded up to them, if Sultan I'o tn ,'ihe Prince) 
 had not come in ilienick ot t'liie, w.th a Itiong Army, to 
 prevent it. 
 
 Their Forces .abi5Ut this place, all juvii'il togerher are 
 as goodis 6coGGHor;e, and non I'lephaiTS liiilritiliey 
 ni.atch the tVirt'ncj in number; yet before I vvei.t from 
 hince, Ncwscamc, 'J hat a pan of the Army wasciitirely 
 loiited. 
 
 Welud Intelligence of a frcll: I ol's the I'r riit^ii re had 
 at Sea by the M Jli-.h.: s -. Their fleet conlilting of hfty 
 Frigats, and twoGallies, being iip'ii the M.iH ilr.i Coalt, 
 and ill Ibmc mcafure dilbrdci d .iiul difpi rs'd there by bad 
 We.iihcr : 1 he \U!'.:l;irs efpying that advantage for an 
 C>nlct nut of their I erking-holes.purfiud it preleiitly , and 
 1(1 nrcd, funk, and took the whole ./iwk:./. 
 
 Under the Prmedion, and .n the Compan>' of ilie Ge- 
 veniour of this place, 1 continue.l my Journey to Af^n-. 
 Hiir W.ty le.rd iis crols the greac Ridge of .Moiimains thai 
 comes from .ln..ulni/:r ; not lar trom which pallage Hands 
 the valt and mighty Callleof ll,:jjnc. It's Itrongly k.n- 
 ed upon the tops ot the Mountains, has Palfurcs and Ponds 
 about it ; and is it I'elf (liy Report) big enough to enter- 
 tain above 4o(;^o Horfe. Were il not tor one unhappy 
 thing, it woulil 1 e .il foli.te'y in' innble, and a Man that 
 had the Defence of fucli a Stroi g-!iold as this, need not 
 fearliciiig thrown out by any boi\e, except th;u of light- 
 nini', .;r an I'aitlujnake, ihou'd do ir. It mult infallibly 
 lire any Advcrfary in the World, 't it had but the advan- 
 tage ol good Waicr ; but the want ot this Kecellary will 
 not alli'W it lo hold ma a Siege fo Itubbornly, as its lAvn 
 Strength wou'd ralily dc 'Twas by this means that it 
 tame into the Power of i'..hu SI'/:, who elfe in all proba- 
 bility h.ad never taken it : It h.ad at that time (Coo Pieces 
 ofdrJnaiKc; and the Old A/r-;«/ was almolt wtary <,f 
 hik long Siege ' But the W.itcr bred Wonns, and oiher 
 li.ucls, ill Inch iiiiiliitudes, tliat the Defendants had a 
 gnevouvMorialuy amongit th.-.ii, bydrmking of it ; and 
 I.I ih.y v.'.ie fore d, to come to a Compolitioii, and deliver 
 I p '.luCalHc. 
 
 i h- Priigtl' in the Mountains brough': us to the Ru 
 
 is 111 t fmail, in c-mpariiiin with wh.-t ^ 
 ur the Buikhi.gs of ir are admirably 
 
 row, that 'tis as much as a Coach can do to prefs aloni;. 
 On the top, at the very edge of the Mountain, itandsthe 
 Gate, or Entrance, of this old Ciry, over whicli isahand- 
 fome FoiT, and a Houfe of Plealiirc, the Walls running 
 ail along the (idc of the Mountain, for many Cofes to- 
 gether. 
 
 The R nines Ijcljicak the City to have made i Koblo 
 Api'carance when it vvas in its Glory; amoiigit wliicli 
 there are feveral pieces of Itaieiy Walk, 'I ombs.and Moi- 
 kites. Hill rcma iiiii;'. It was tour Cole long N. and .S, 
 and at lealt ten or twvbe, li. and W. and set to the Ealt- 
 watilofall, lies gooil Pallure (o-oenJ, tor the lenpdi of 
 leveral Coles There are a great many f.iir Ponds th.ai: 
 lie li atrenng up and if-wn in tlic Mm.ns-.iii about the Ci- 
 ty, and Fons, too wed lit.iated and dilj'os'd. 
 
 'ihe pleleni Ci^ ' ' ' 
 the tii'iiier was 
 
 Itrong, beaititiil, aiui iin loriii, all ot Stone; and the 
 (lates lo \ltv high, th.it 1 beliexe th^-re's nothing like 
 them in all t.lir Itendem. It has a Noble Pahue, .a-id. 
 ri'.lit againit ihat a-- line a Mo-k;:, in v.hich arc tlk' 
 lombsol leveral /../,-.■); Kings^ who lie very pompoully 
 interr d there. 
 
 Ihe '1 iinet that Hands by, is 170 Steps high, built 
 round w.th Galleries and Windows to every Room.bca^;- 
 liiied with n.uely Pons Arches .tnd Pillars, and the 
 Walls all inla'd with a given Stone. 
 
 I'he in.en Gate is exceeding llroiig, and has a Ifcep 
 All cut to 1' : Wi'.htjur it are lix oilier (iates, allvcryfub- 
 It.nntal, and Courts of Gi'aril between (;ato.ind (J.ite. 
 
 'I'he Wall inns all along the edge of the iMouvtaiii, 
 with Flankers in feveral |'la>cs up and down, and yet is 
 the Alcem fo very fteep of ir felf, that 'tis lianlly poll'iblo 
 for a Man to climb up 10 any part of it on all Four. 
 
 'Ihis City was taken by the prcfcnt A/cgn/'s Grand- 
 Feather, ll.imowii Shr. ; from V/m Stiini, one of rhe /",///(« 
 Kings (,f 0,-,/v, whofj Anteltors had enjoy 'd it for .above 
 400 Years : 'I'herew.is 't s true. Force in the Cafe ; but 
 if Treafon and Policy had not given a good Itroke to- 
 wards It, the Race of the Old lud'.r.n Kings might hare 
 h.id their Dwelling here Hill. 
 
 And lince the Pcrfons here mcnrion'd, were fume of 
 thole that were then upon the Stage, when that remarka- 
 ble Revohirion fiappcn'd, that brought this F.amily into 
 the Imperial Throne of Indi.t ; it may be proper to give 
 an Account of th.ir Affair, in which the Fortunes of fo 
 conlklerable a Country as this is, undcr-went a Change fo 
 very great andfurprizing. 
 
 The prelent f.'ic-f A/r^i//, is the Great Grand-Son of The Siorf 
 «;/..v- King of CM-ul, a l.-.rtitrlr.,: ; and as upon the Death "'^eft on"'. 
 of the mii:htv Tninerhir, that valf Empire had a great L, hyihe 
 number of Heirs amonglt his Sons, and w.as divided into >•'•!,'<'■•■ 
 'evcral pitiv Kingdoms and Governmcnrs ; lb 'tis proba- 
 ble, thatilnsof C'.-/' (/ w-.as one of the Fragnents of th.at 
 broken I'lirf-iie, and conleqiu-ntly /)',;/■», cither dircclly de- 
 feendcLl fnin T^m.-iU>:c, or at lealt had fome of that 
 Blood 111 his Veins. Howe\er, upon this Account it is, 
 that iheio.-,:? .\;, lu.'biulls lb highly of his Pedigree, and 
 alls himfelf the Cllf-lpripg of T,:m- i.-.nc ■ pretending too, 
 that he is the Ninth, in a dirciil Lineal Dcfcent from 
 him. 
 
 1 he Old h: U.th Kings making Oc'/v, for the molf part, 
 their Royal Seat, this li-'.-.i', with thirty or forty of his 
 Nobles difgiiis'd like h'.\c:,s„ came to the King Sf.n):- 
 ■ Iri's Court, 't.s probable, either as Spies, or 'n order to 
 attempt lomeihing towards the Concpiell of the Country. 
 They were quickly ilifcover'd there by their Countananccs, 
 tho' the lih{:ni King h.ad them fullv at his difpofe, yet he 
 Ipar'd them, and gave them their liberty, upon Condi- 
 tioii of lUi'iu 's Oath, not to make War during that King's 
 l.de. 
 
 Ur.liir kept his O.ith while Secvuler \\\\\ : bat when 
 his Son w.as in the Throne, thinking hnnfeif then dil- 
 iharg'd from il, he f.'iit lla»h"xii, rhii .\.' ''h.'s (ir.iiid- 
 Fa'.her with a mightv Force, and Teiz'd upon the whole 
 Kingdom. 
 
 But the Conqiierour w.as hardly fettled in his Throne, 
 before V oh, an ;W.>« Prince of the Royal Family, ttrak 
 up Ariiistodrive him out again : And the Matter coming 
 to be fairly tried by Battel, the tn.li,:i' got the Dav. and 
 thi- 'i'r.,ir.' was tore d tolly, and take .Saiitkuarv in the 
 Kiiigol l>:i:::\ Court. Brt having obtain da good Army 
 ol ili.u King, he lame b.ick again into In.iir.. and then by 
 the help ot his I'rjic.ns, carried nil before In m, audevcT 
 aficr that fir free from dillurbance. 
 
 'I he I.:, 1,1 being now polfels'd of the Imperial Scat a- 
 gam, Sl:i V.'/mi rctu'd ro ihe Itrong City ot .'\).'.v.Ajii', juit 
 now .Icfirib'd, and iliere foitilicd hmifclf, liolding it out 
 
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 again<t all the Power of U»m»vm, "till Treachery (againft 
 which there is no (niard) work'd his Ruinc. Bur yet, tho' 
 beaten out thence, he mainrain'd his Liberty all the Reign 
 of Himowh, and a p(X)d pan of his Son Kit/ir'i too, ftill 
 retiring from one Alniintain to another, and defeating all 
 the Plots of his tneniies laid ro take him. 
 
 This Citv of A/.<n</ n, is faid to be built alvjvc aThmi- 
 fand Years fincc, by om. cf the Old Iiiiii.t)i Piiiices ; and 
 'tis worthy of rcmcmhrancc, ashavin^jlicen the Scene of 
 fuch important Adlions. 
 
 b'rom hence we j>.ilVd through the pleafant .fnii rrrtllc 
 Coimtry of AJo/tr, where therr s alfo a \alt deal of 0('i- 
 um. 1 hey give the He.nh of Poppies two or three fcr.iu'us, 
 from whti'.ce diltils a Te.ir, which at firlt is white, b\it 
 afterwards courxal'd by the Cold, turns of a rediliil. Co- 
 lour ; but 'tis a gR.\i deal of Pains they beftow in this 
 Bulincfs liir a fin.ill Matter of Profit , for the Htads are 
 fniall, and drop their Tcais very fpannaly. 
 
 Between this and (>'«.i/, rr , aa' iliefc Places of Note and 
 Trade : 
 
 Snrnmpore, adorn'd with a fire Caftic, and Town- 
 Houfc, a large place, and fanii Us for Turbants, and 
 good linen. 
 
 Cii.k''-; abounding with all Ions tf Grain, Vichials, 
 and Af(•lv.r-^VilK•. 
 
 ,S>;.i«:;f, rcinark.ilile for its Bttele-CarJens. 
 
 j\()iii)/ii, a Citv of larpo Uimenfions, and hindlonvly 
 built i iis CalUe Itaiuls uyon a llecp llony Moiintaui, with 
 a very narrow Cawfey leadii-.g to it, of more thanaMik's 
 Afcenr, defended with four Itrong Gates, and Courts of 
 Guard to cvcrv one of ihim, bcvoud the fourth and lall 
 of which no Stranger is permitted to enter, without fpe- 
 cial Orders from Court. The Towers and b'tankers, and 
 oilKrCiMiiiiiances for Dcl?iice, rcnjer it invincible by i 
 ar.v thir.p bu: Trenlon ; inileed, the whole Ridge of the ; 
 Moiini.iiu upon which the Citv n.tnds. and is hve or fix 
 Cofe- in loinia'.s, \^ I'orf.Hed 1 oili by A. t and Nature, to 
 a woiiaerfiil ui-pive. This w.is foriiKr'.y the Biundarv,^ 
 or (>atc of tlieKmgilom of Mr.iuotv, and wasinthofcj 
 Davs mi:ch llroiu',cr, as well as mor: fplcndid than 'tis 
 
 fwKi/ri-f is a City as luautiful, a;,d in many Rcfpeds' 
 more remarkable than the former. The ruggy Cliff upon 
 which the CalUe is featcd, is at Icail lix (fomc fav eleven) , 
 Coles iu compafs, and allinclos'd with a ^ers rtontWail: 
 And here is the like narrow Cawfey, wi'h Gates, Barri-| 
 cadoi'S, and Court.<. of (Juard, as at Sonvr ; ai:d the fame 
 Caution iis'd in the Adiniinon of Strangers. The Govei - 
 nour's Lodging has a gie.it deal of Pon p and Curiofity a- 
 boiit it ; It has abvind inc-e of high rerrcts gilt at the top, 
 and the Walls all inlaid witii green and blew Stone, fuch ^ 
 as I think is hard!\ to le feen .nny where but iii /■/.//Vr.; 
 This place is one of the three fam'd Prifons f> r Noblemen, 
 and ill of high Quality, that f.ill under the Prince's Dif. 
 iilcaliirc ; the other two are at I{.mr!^mirc, a place not \e-| 
 ry far from hence ; and at l{or.::, a Caftic in the Kingdom: 
 of Hrn^r.lr:. 
 
 Thcjfethat arc fent to /^r.;<, arc fir h as .ire condem- 
 ned to perpetual Imprifonment, oi t of which there's very 
 feldom any Rcdeinption : Bi.i all that go to /(<i«i»). rr, 
 have the Black Mark for Exec'tion fet upon them, ind 
 never none come back from that fatal place. 
 
 When tbe Criminal has been there alxjut fomc two 
 Months, the (loernour of the CalUe brings him up to 
 the top of the 'A'all, and gi^es him a L)i(h of Milk, which 
 alter he has dr.mk ctt, he is thrown down upon the 
 Rocks. ,„ , , 
 
 There's abunda.icc of fine Ground, and Ponds, about 
 this Mountain of ',«,i/,tc ; iS »lfo delicate Meadows, and 
 G.irdei-.s of PIcafure, endos'd with a itroiig Wall at the 
 foot of the Hill, whii li Meadows are for the fecure feed- 
 ing of Horks III time of War. 1 here arc fe cral Houlcs 
 toooniheTowii-fNli, cniiieU rut out ot the main Roik, 
 in whith a part of the Trading People live ; and what 
 prodigious I alvnir, as well as Art and Skill, luch a Work 
 nuilk leqmie, to iiew m\A form the vail irregular Cliffs, 
 imocon\tn;eiit f.d'itaiioi s, a M.an can't ealily imagine. 
 f •c-.b; . -s were, fo'iiurly, '-e Prontier Lines ot the 
 Kingdom of Orz/v, bordering on that of \Umkw, as tliofe 
 of Mr>./oiv It felf, .ib.Ait (.i.^/i-.i-, on that fide. 
 
 Between this.iiid ^.i, lies the Town of 0««/f ore, the, 
 next remarkable .St.if c m our lourney : It has running by 
 iti'.ie Ki\crCi 'i.f c, as iar;:e and bro.ad as the i/Mwrj; 
 .nnc; Ihewsa Caltle encompafsd with four mighty Walls, 
 one within ai.otlier, ilie way between each exceeding 
 rteep, and all pav'd with Stone; and 'tis ar lead three 
 iliiari'ers of a Mile m a diied Line through, from one 
 Gate ol It to the other, on ihc oppolitc lide. 
 
 I iiiuft conftls, I belicxe, hardly a-y Country in the 
 World, can Ihcw prouder Bundings ot all forts, Palaces 
 
 Lib. II 
 
 FriCm* for 
 ►(•bitiiitn. 
 
 I 
 
 ,nd thfir 
 xccution. 
 
 ;yf. J). |6I0, 
 
 more maRijificent, Forts and Caftlei more farpriiingly 
 Itroiig, aiid a greater Varitty of all thcfe, than W... can. 
 lo lee all the Inftancc* of its unl)Oundcd Riches and 
 Oreatnefs and State and Grandeur of its ancient Kings, 
 in thole Monuments, and rare Pieces of Antiquity re- 
 maining to this Day ; together with all the Demonftrati- 
 finsot adr.-.ir.iblc Art and Contrivance in thofc illuftrioui 
 Buildings, which ir prefects to a Travellers Eye, is e. 
 nough to convince him, that the Country was as much 
 wrong J, as it mull be little Nnown, to have the Cha,-..- 
 Cter cl Barbarous lo long given to it. 
 
 This tedious and hazardous [ouiticv, had now a Pe--^'""'" 
 nod let to it, by om happy Arriv al at ./^m ■ Here I found *''''■ 
 I ai'taui /;„a..„;j, m no finall Favour and Figure, at this 
 Court, and with no: a little Work upon his hands : of 
 eouiiteimuung the Jefuites, and leaking the Meafures 
 t.ucn by iluin, and their Patty, for the Deltrixlion of 
 ihc l-j,»i./h Imtrcll and Trade in this Country. 
 
 1 he City of ./^5,4 (tlio' now it has fierce a f. >'al in all 
 l>'.l"^i has rifen but very lately to this degree ol Gteatiicfs 
 ana iMine ; it is now an Imperial City, but 'twas an or- 
 dinary Village in hct.:, s time, who removed his Court 
 trom Mi'J. hither. Tis vaftly large, and populous, !«;. 
 yoiid mealure ; but the Streets for the molt part narrow 
 ana airty : There are fomc that may bccall'd ftatclv, as 
 Ihc great W.i^.o and a tew more i but the biggeft part of 
 t he City IS tar from coming up to that Charader.lt lies in 
 tlie tormot a Halt-moon, l>caring out to the Land-wa;d 
 lome hve Cole in length, and as much by the Riser-lide : 
 thus IS the River (;<•;»,«;, which is as broad as the T"«»;c/ 
 ar t™,/«,,_ and runs with a .cry fwift Current, difchnr- 
 gmg it lelt into the G.;},g s at l.iH. 
 
 I 'pon the Banks Itaud the lofty Palaces of the Nobilitv, 
 anutbe.idmirabeC.iltle of this place, reckon'd bevond Th.c.n;- 
 mo» ot that kind in the wliok- Ealtern World. It i's be- 
 tween three and tour .Mile incompafs,ciKlosa with a Wall 
 of Itrong fquaie Stone, alx).:t which is call ,, lar^e Ditih. 
 with f.veral Draw-Bridges ; Ivlides this, 'tis d.fended 
 with various BnKvarks and ivgall'd with a Couiu.rkaip 
 witliout, lome littcen Yards bioad : And as if this was 
 not Guard cnorgh, there re two more as fubllantial Wall* 
 as this within It. The Gates, and Courts and Buildings 
 belongmg to it, are too manv f^r a tr.inlient Defription - 
 the mighty Calllc of Wy <, isa Subjcd fufficicm for an al- 
 moft cnt re Volume by it fclf. 
 
 To return to the Citv AlthV it has the Defence of 
 hx very fufficient Gates, yet it h s no Walls to complcrc 
 theStrengthot It butonlyaDitch, and rl,at not broad 
 neither nor ful of Water ; but on the contrary, quite 
 dry: Without this, lie all the Suburbs, which arc 'cry 
 large, the City and they making one Wayfeven Mile in 
 ength, and three in breadth. The Houfes of all the con- 
 liderablePeope .nre built with Brick and Stone (with flat 
 I ■»; but thofe ot the Commonalty .,re of Wood and 
 Iwvc Mi:d-Walls, and thatch'd a great part of tiiem ; by 
 which means Fires tncc kindled, do make homd Work 
 in thofe Parts ol the City. Aid this was the Cafe at my «, -, ., 
 being there ; for a go, d while togetherthe Fire was hard- f»?.m™ 
 V <;'^" "It in one place or othcT ; fo that le eral Thoii- 
 landsot Houks were conlum'd, bclides a great number of 
 Inhalntants and Cattle th^: ; ,.iiii.d ttx). 
 
 This Court was now alarm'd with News, of theill>" 
 Succclsofthc War.iunagcd againtl the lia;„irn: Ar.M- 
 wnx^^ a 1 own in thole parts, was fallen into their hands • 
 the vaft Army of the \hg„i, which was u.>on the March 
 to relieve it, being forc'd by Drought anc t .line, to re- 
 tire back to K. <:;«/« r, by which lo.softi the rlacc 'vas 
 lolt. 
 
 The fighting part of the Armv was at lealf looooo 
 Horfe; but then take in all the At:endants, and Hangers- 
 on, the Managers of Klephnms and Camels, (of which 
 thurc was an incredible numlier) and 'tis rcckon'd, tli.it 
 the wh«le Body of the Camp, amounted tj jsocoo, "if 
 not fix. They eat atut drank up the Country as they 
 pafs'd along, the largelt Stores were exhaulted aiidthe 
 Rivers not able to lupply them v.ith Dm k ; a Imall 
 quantity ot Water 'vasiold for a Roupie, and not cnoiigli 
 to he had neither. 
 
 In the mean time, the i mining /) .-^/.^f; maivli'd abort 
 fpoiling the Country before them, cutting olf all Imer- 
 courle between them and places of .Sup'li.s; and ever 
 now and then, v exing them with faUe Alai nis, .Skirmiilies 
 and one Sttatagem or other ; fo that m iJiort. the whole 
 Army was in a very dangerous and JecUiii.-ig State. Tluis 
 iiiUilted by the lineiiiy, and belides lialf-ltiirv'a m to tlie 
 bargain, thcv were forc'd to leave the Citv for a Prey, and 
 march back to Il,,n,./>,„t ; but well Icllen'd m rheir Num- 
 bers by ihati line they got Mge:|ier, having loll above 
 7OO0O Horle, befiiks H.pharts, Camels and other 
 Cattcl, 
 
 This 
 
 «■: 
 
 This is d 
 great .Armies 
 lets Deinonib 
 parations as i 
 giving of tliei 
 fatal Ccnreqi 
 .iiul heavy in 
 vernmcnt ; a 
 10 the Coui-.i 
 .ire. 
 
 The Mvui 
 
 tides .').\.u', : 
 
 '< Citv in the K 
 
 ;u.i'tlie C.ilt 
 
 the ilcU'ls : ' 
 
 lure to loi'k t( 
 
 and l.ovalty, 
 
 reeeue ihe Ri 
 
 led in Women 
 
 .Alles_ ,i,id ihc 
 
 Ihe King, 
 
 Itianity, comi 
 
 and at the fai 
 
 i^'ii, as good n 
 
 Pack of i. yes: 
 
 Perhaps his 
 
 gion, the fii.o 
 
 of his Arms, a 
 
 Planters of tha 
 
 fallen out w.tli 
 
 Princes his Bi 
 
 fore put them 
 
 Itruiited in th 
 
 whuh was afti 
 
 iier. 
 
 Rrt all thi. 
 
 no Qi.arrel bet' 
 
 ihe Chriltiaii I 
 
 libly expeOh .tm 
 
 viiig the a;. !;;,;■ 
 
 it had licen fo, 
 
 (rtidtathcTJ ;l'iit 
 
 all their fond ht 
 
 Jt they have a n 
 
 and 1h' circumc 
 
 hisKaillery upc 
 
 This Aiition of 
 
 his own .Seciirit 
 
 aus, to iriake thi 
 
 li.ive taken a mr 
 
 I'ly certain, by i 
 
 them ever to coi 
 
 10 fuch a dej'ree 
 
 likely to doliim, 
 
 Ihe ;'..,,■,.?«• 
 
 in thele parts 
 
 (ad away at the 
 
 their Over-eape: 
 
 over to catch k 
 
 th.it elca[.'il the 
 
 loeiave Relief 
 
 plunder and delti 
 
 The Atlairs of 
 
 a Joiiniej tVi m 
 
 to buy Indieo, 
 
 with. All along 
 
 'which is 130 C( 
 
 Ccife-end ; and I 
 
 richly furnilh'd : 
 
 King and his W'u 
 
 of them. 
 
 'Ihe liiH place 
 mous Clity of 
 unfinilh'd, and , _ 
 Delign and Work 
 trom hence to ./;; 
 br.ickilh ami impi 
 that drunk it : ,Sr 
 any in lH.!i,j, wa.' 
 of Time, and to 
 and t!ic(iates, hi 
 are very much iol 
 tutii'd into Garde 
 
 7""' 
 
 And here one may 
 
 Gram, wliire the 
 
 I'p their heads. 
 
 I he King's Pah 
 
Lib. II I^Oap. X U I. fourney through feveral Tarts of India, &c. 
 
 87 
 
 ^<. rj [fcV 
 
 jriiinRly 
 nHia can. 
 hrs and 
 It Kings, 
 uity, rf- 
 ionftriti- 
 lUiftrioiis 
 iyc, is c- 
 as much 
 Cha fl- 
 ow a Ti'- 1.^^,^ . 
 c I found 
 e, at this 
 and? ; of 
 Mcafiircs 
 iidliun of 
 
 v-al in all 
 
 •jreatiicfs 
 iris an or- 
 his Court 
 utous, lie- 
 rt narrow 
 (lately, as 
 eft part of 
 :r.lt lies in 
 .and-wa;d 
 ,i\er-lide ; 
 he Tititiiiet 
 t, difdi.ir- 
 
 :■ Kobilirv, 
 
 I'd hc) onU The ClKI; 
 
 It is l>e- 
 vlth a Wall 
 
 II ge Ditch, 
 li defended 
 nini-rUai'p 
 if this wa» 
 intial Walls 
 J Buildings 
 )cf ription ; 
 
 III for an aU 
 
 Defence of 
 
 to iO;iiplctC 
 t not broad 
 ary, quite 
 arc \cry 
 en Mile in 
 I the con- 
 (with flat 
 Wooii, and 
 tl\em ; by 
 omd Work 
 Cafe at my u^ •/.„. 
 was hard- Fi««-<l" 
 k-ral Thou- 
 number of 
 
 s, oftheillK' 
 
 Ai.iiiii- 
 
 hiii' hands ; 
 
 the March 
 
 .line, to re- 
 
 ic plai c >•. as 
 
 ■all 100000 
 
 1 H.inpcrs- 
 
 ( of which 
 Ikon'd, that 
 
 5Goc;oo, it 
 lury as they 
 Jod, and ilie 
 Ik ; a finall 
 1 not cnoiigli 
 
 rchM aboi.t 
 III all Intcr- 
 ; and ever 
 |, Skinnillici, 
 thv.- whole 
 I State. Thiis 
 \ \l m to the 
 a I'rcy, and 
 , :he;r Num- 
 Ig loll abo\ c 
 and other 
 
 This is the Fruit of fiich monft.otis, uncnnfcionabic, ; wcro once c\ery way worthy the Mairnihcenrc of thi 
 
 r ■■•■ 
 
 t :l- 
 
 »:-• 
 
 f,-'. 
 1 
 
 M-.--^- 
 
 crcat ^mlics : A Prince had f.a-befcr forbnr thofc need- 
 Ids' Deinonllratir, is of Fo-npaiHl Power, n fuch valt Pre- 
 panitionsas th.fe are, thaM couult hK Grandeur in the 
 LMvinc of them, when it is likely to .e .wended with luch 
 t ual C( nrcniienc-s. Sn huge ■: Body mult needs be How 
 iiul lieavy in its Motions, lefs capable ot Order and (.0- 
 vtrnmeiir ; and whether they Hpht or no, and do Service 
 to the Covif.try, mult ftiil be dcvcuring it where they 
 
 are. ^ . , , ■ 
 
 'Ihe M""ii'\ Affairs went crofs in other places too, be- 
 lidcs ').-..iA'', about this time : For i'cun.,, i coiilkhra'le 
 Ci'v in the Kiimdom of i'orrop, w.as taken, and Lickd, 
 11, i the Caltle," with all the TreaUirc ot ir. liir; r.z d 1>. 
 theiliU'ls: 'Ihe Citizens ricd, and leic th: King'. J rc.i- 
 Uireto loi k to it felf ; f r which ExpicHion ot theirCare 
 and 1 o^ahy. foire of them wciv lent hither to .;.;; ,:, to 
 reccue'ihe Rewards of it ; which wa; to be Ihaven, u.el- 
 Icd in Wuniens Af.ire, and cirry'd about the Sir.a, lip.ti 
 Alio-, and the next l;a> to lolc their Hcids, 
 
 has I'pared , 
 ong, paied 
 
 The Kiiip, this Month, inaile a i;reat Noilc .tl out L hri- 
 lUanitv, commcr.dinK It in Pd.lick, beturc hi» Noblcj ; 
 and at the fame time railing .it hulomr, .and (ho .(.1 - 
 f.iM, as pof.id as callinj; the otic a Cheat, an.l tlv.- oiIri' a 
 Paik of i.>cs,iiid F.ables . , „ , 
 
 Perhaps his 1 offes put him into tnis Pett with his Re 1- 
 gion, the (ic.odntfs of which he mealiired by theSuccLh 
 of hi'sArms, and the Sharpnefs of his Swoid, as the hrll 
 Planters of that Imiolhire did. Floweve., hj was lo tar 
 fallen out w.th M" iwc/,thar. hc woud make three yo'- :ig 
 Prince', his Brother's Sons ot anorlvr Flor k ; and thcrL- 
 fore put them into the Hands of the |cUiitis, to be in- 
 lltuifted in the Chrill'an KeH!;ion, in order o baptilm, 
 whali was afterwards admmiltred in a very foiemn man- 
 ner. , , ^ , 
 
 Rrt all thi- while, ''o I'pcnk the p.am truth) here v\.is 
 no Qi ariel bet\\een h m aiul his Prophet, m r no I ove 10 
 the Chriltiaii Kehcii n : The Jefiiites perhaps mipht poi- 
 hblyexpechan. the'r i.'o(d Chnlteninp, and think ot h.t- 
 Mtij; the a;. !;(-.' himliif at -'le Font in a litt'e time {who it 
 it had Ix'eii lb, eou'd have had no lei's than the Pone tor a 
 rrodfathei) ;l-m they welt very ini ch miltake'i in ',um,and 
 all their fomi hopes' of his Concern .aloui their Rehpion. 
 It they ha\e a inind to fiibinitto the Rites ot his Religion, 
 and 1h- circiimcizM, th.' ■ may ; but Ml engage for all 
 his Raillery ui'on the Alcoran; that he'll never bebaptizd. 
 This Aetion of his, was only a politick Contri\ance tor 
 hisrAvn .Security; he made thefe young Princes Chrifti- 
 ans, to make them odious to the People, and coud not 
 li,ive taken a more ert'edual Courfe to do it : '1 is intal'i- 
 bly certain, by this means he has made it imix)ir.ble tor 
 them ever to come into the Throne, or fo much as to rile 
 to I'uch a dejM-ee of Popular Klleeiii and Intorcll, as to be 
 likely to do him, or his Children, any mifchief. 
 
 The /'i./.-/.?i/.-,-<- com need to be upon the lolinq Hand 
 m thel'e part's llill; thity of their Frigates being now 
 call away at the Barr of SmM : 'J'his was tlie Frtect ot 
 theii- 0\er-caccinefs to pet our, (betoie the Winter was 
 over tocatcli fome of our ;:«:^/;);.' Ships ; thole ot thein 
 th.it elcap'il the Fiirv of the Sea, were atieiwards t>.r:d 
 to ciavc Relief at our Doors, whom they wev going to 
 plunder and deHrov. 
 
 The Allairs of Trade at this time, obliged me to make 
 a Jouiney fit 111 .;?r.i to />'>■»« ; my chief BiKiiiels being 
 to buy Indico, which Commodity that plan- .abovinds 
 with. All along this Road t'lvm //;".i, as far .as .lliiicr., 
 (which is ijoCofes) .'iv -Stone-Pillars ereded at e\ery 
 Cnle-end ; and Icveval hnc Moli.iKs, or Summer-Palaces, 
 richly furnilh'd and htted for the Kntertainment ot the 
 King and his Women, when they pleal'e to come to any 
 of them. 
 
 'I he lirtl place of great Note 1 came to, was the ta- 
 mous City of h\tijirt, dcfervedly call'd to, tho'vccan 
 unfinillul.'and partly a ruinous City. It was the Noble 
 Delign and Work of Ed'-r Si.r, who lemoved his Court 
 from' hence to .Itr^rr-., U\aufethe Water hereabouts proved 
 brackilh ami impure, and Ired Dillem\iers amongll thole 
 that drunk it : So the City now almoll ready to \ie with 
 any in h:.!I,i, was left c ndemn'd ro undergo the Decays 
 of Time, and to moulder .;way into Ruines. '1 he Wall 
 and the (iates, hold out pretty well ; but the Buildings 
 are very much loll in the middle, and a pood pan o* it is 
 tutn'd into Gardens. 
 
 Jitm S,*»ff fit id'i Ti oj.tf.iil. 
 
 And here one may fee whole Fields ot' Indico, and other 
 Gram, wlitie the Auguft Buildings of frti/iwf once lilted 
 ip their heails. 
 
 1 he King's Palace and .\/o'.-/'/no\v wearing out apace) 
 
 Builder, if one may guels by what Tiii' 
 
 And the B.i^fl/, or Market-place, half a Mile 
 
 with broad Stone, and eiieiiclcd with BuiIJmg\ 'iiiride 
 
 no Icfs hue an Appearance. 
 
 B. t the Perfcillion of all, for raie Workn inlliip, ain! 
 Oiiiament, boih w.thin and without, is the Mcskir, whicii 
 h.id it been hnill.d, 'tis believed, 'f.vtai'd ha-.ebeen t'upe- 
 riour to niolii f the glorious Buildings of the.'.'.i.'. Hard- 
 ly any thing of that kind is rais'd higher than the (Jate of 
 it, having a matter of thirty Steps of Afcent up to it ; 
 which t pcliM- wiih the l.oftinefs tf the Buihiing it le!f, 
 11 akes ii eahe 'o fee the top tif it at eii.hi or ten Miles 1! . 
 Italic ; anil there s Icarce another Gate that yiehls I'l.-h a 
 ProfpeCl in the World betides. 
 
 The Areaot the paved Court within, is full lis r.'mcs 
 as larue ;-.s tlia' of the K.ichange .-it I.onJ'm, arul the I'iaz- 
 z,a's ii.ore than twice as broad, and as many times as high 
 as thole of the bxcliange ; and which i. the more reii.ark- 
 .ible, all the Pillars are of one entire Strnc. 
 
 liu Builder of ihis rare labrick, was not King .'■:..'■..•.■, 
 but a Mo^jrilhKalcr.dcr, or Voiarv, that lies bm led here: 
 Beliiles a large Stock of Pietv (wlm lithe lay lie had) he 
 had tbni;'..h of the Ble.lin;;-; of this World, asm atlijrd 
 to build hieh a Chi.rch a:, this, and to lav himli-if in a. 
 Noble .Sep.ili hre; v.hicli I'ctides die rich Painaiu", and 
 1 iher Ornameni^ uf it, is a'! iulaid witi. Mother of '.'carl. 
 1 his Ciry was at ;lrlt call d S)l^ii:y, whu h lien. ties '> k'lg 
 or ; liii.ti ^ ; 1 lit afterwards 'twas chaiigV. to i-'ctipnc, th.it 
 is as nuich as to I'ay, // i'lacc of Cct.toit, cr H:.i-fs D jlc 
 I'-.iiii',!. 'Ihe Realonof which Ihall be given, when \vz 
 cometolpcak of the Town of .-T/i/;.;., from whence the 
 Caufe ot It is to bederiv'd. 
 
 M ithoiit the City is a v cry Large Pond, which together 
 with a deal of c.veelleiu biih, and Wild-bowl, atibrds 
 I'leat Q^iantities of th.at Plant which beais the Hermo- The Fruit 
 daOlvles; and 'tis very con, 111011 in all the Ponds about "'':'""'•"'' 
 yl«tii, ruining all over the Surface of the Water. -ft,e ''"''"'*''■ 
 hruit before 'tis ripe, is fot'r ami tender, white, and of a 
 me.-.lilh talfe, very much eaten in InJin, but cei'.ainly of 
 a very cold Nature : 'lisincks'd in a woody hard Shell, 
 three-corner'd, having at each .Angle a iharp pricking 
 Point, a'.d is fomewhat indented on the tides. 
 
 Here was another ibrt of Fruit too, in the manner of a 
 (iobler. Hat on the top, cfa loft greenilh I'ibltance on thc^-'""''"''': 
 oiitlide, and within containing lix or ei;'lit fiiLill bruits, '*'""• 
 bke Acorns, each indos'd in a pceuliar Membrane, ta- 
 iling like an Acorn, or Nut, and at firll of a gieenilh Co- 
 lour ; ill the inidd is a final! green Sprig, of a malignanc 
 Nature : The InMaiis call thcle C.wiol.<..l:r.yi:c y, .a.s they do 
 the Ikniicd.iHs, Syi.g.in,-. 
 
 Between h'ciiporc mA Ihar.i, aretwooiher Tcwn.s, C.i/.-'^'"""'^-'' 
 « iv.r, and C'e.'cH, of fome Note, for tlie Ciiiamities of ""'*"■ 
 Indico they make yearly, elpecial'y the latter, which is 
 exceeded by none in the ProduClii n of this Cuiiimodity, 
 link Is it be H'.tn.' it felt. 
 
 'I his has formerly been a beautiful City, and of great 
 bulk, but now lies tor the molt part in Ruiiits. 'Twas^,,,,,; 
 the Seat ot one of the I'ci.ii:-: Kings j and in its tlourilliing Ui^imler'. 
 State, hael its Walls extending .u le.ilt eight Cufe iiixi,„c.:y is 
 length along the Clill's, being defended in oiher pl.ices by cjIIM mjutj, 
 a Natural Fortihcatloii of Rocks, fo high and cracged, ■" •'""""C'' 
 
 tliat twas HI"- illible f.jrany Advertary tolcalethem. I'lie [illi]","!;,^ 
 Inhabitants area jioor tort of People, that feed Cartel, hJico .i 
 and make Butter and Cheel'e ; they live up and down a- •' Sj''.')' ''';- 
 mongllthe Ruines, minding only their Dauie.s, .uid other i",'^ ',1 „f 
 Countrv Affairs. (LutcJirly, 
 
 This place, like many others, affords plentiful Inftan."''''"'"'^'' 
 CCS of the Magnirtcence of the Old /ei/'.:ji Kings, ia the 
 bombs, iMonuments, rain'd Palaces, and other Pieces of 
 Antiquity here to be been : But the Ruiii.s are not only 
 the KffeCtsof T'line, but partly of the conciuering Power 
 of i:,b.u- Shr., who beat our from hence th.ij: huli.m Prince 
 Sc/im (bcfore-mentiond ' and demolilh'd moil of the For- 
 titications of ir, as he did at ,V1 t>U ■n\ 
 
 The vatl Qiiaiuities of Indico (for which this phace is 
 lo famous), come off from a Spot of Ground not above 
 twenty or thirty Col'e long. .And here it may not be out injcodtJ 
 of the way, to run over the Natural Hiltory of this Com- fjili'd, 
 modity, to lee it in its hrll Rife, and by what Steps of 
 Management 'tis brought into that Form in whu"' a ap- 
 pears to us. 
 
 It is the Prndiuft of the Herb Nill : This Plant prows 
 in boriii not much unlike our Chich-Pe.ife, having alinall 
 Leaf Icmierhing refcmbling that of Sena, vet lliortcr and 
 broader rhaii that, and let upon a very lliort Stalk, the 
 little branches that ihoot out of whicli, are h.,rd and 
 woody, like thole of Broom. It ulually j^rows not above 
 a Yard high ; and the Stalk, which lomes to its gre.tteft 
 liignelsthe third Year, is never much thicker than a Man's 
 
 Thumb. 
 
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 S '^ 
 
 
 1 ;( 
 
 IhcniaKing 
 
 1 himli. The Seed is iiulnliil in .i fiiin'l nm.ui OhI, a 
 loii; an !ncli loni', lic.irinp loni.' .vliMiMiinn' to that of 
 l'('mij;rcck, cxccj't itiat ir is lilimrcr at botli fn.ls ; if- 
 rij'c- alim^! \'v:iiJ'r, aniltlK'n('atlicr'J. It carries a lir.all 
 riow.T like tliat of Moan>-cale. 
 
 TIk' S'.xu cnic fown, IviMa for tlir.'C Year;, an.l pro- 
 din 'tree lev eril for, s of Indieo. ilHerinp inmh tr iii 
 one another in rooiinef'^ and perfedi'-n. 'I ha' of the tint 
 Yeariseall'd Xc.'v, and is a redililli ueithty Indieo, iink- 
 inj; in Water, and i.ot vet advan d to us l>ell and ini'lt 
 ir'atnre(tate. 1 ti.u ( f the keond Y^ar wh.eh they i all 
 (■(••■; is r chai'.d f.ne of a pure Violet CoIoit, and I'wniis 
 I'pi n'the Water. The C, ■i-l.l, \<h';eli is that of the tliird 
 Year, is firofs, Mnek, and weiyhry, [i\ niveh the wovit 
 I f thet'.iree ; the Plant I'cinp m.iv inipovcrilhd, ard m a 
 deelinint; Cotidition. 
 
 The time for ci.tt'.tip the Her'.', is :n the Month; of ./,■ - 
 S,i'lt and S'l'-cmhr, alter tlie Kains ; wh'ch Work beini- 
 done, 'tis thrown into a ^np Ciltcrii, where it s prelsd 
 do\> II hard witli .Stones, and then eiv.er'd over with \Va- 
 :,T. and lb ll.-s ileep nj; thc:e for ibn-.e Days, tilltiie ^^^l■ 
 teriswell tindur'd with the Virtue of the 1' .y;, •trd lias 
 jiot t'.ie purer part cf its Stibltance into it. 'I'hi.s Water 
 they let run forth int )an' tlur Ctileni, wiiere th,-v Itir it 
 .ilioi:t well with Staves, and then when "tis fettled, thev 
 sk'.Mi orf' the clear Water at top. '1 lusOprrat'on the\ re - 
 peat fo fften, 'til! there's nothini; l.nt a thick S.'diinein 
 lemains at the bottom of the Cilkern ; t'lis they take oi!r, 
 ami fpread upon Cloths, f'ttinj; it to dry intlie,S\in ; ai;il 
 when tis a little hardned, they make it up ift ) liit'e I'a'U, 
 and lav them to dry fonic time fardier in the .S.ind. '1 hey 
 chufe to take this Cniirfe to ilry it now, liie rife any thin;.- 
 clfe Init Sand woii'd drink up the beaut'lul Colour ol i'. 
 •So alio, if the Ra'ns fall npon it, as it lies there, it ler- 
 tainlv hifes its Clefs and Colour ; and thus depr.u'd ilwy 
 (jivi It the Name of .l/i'.l. 
 
 The U'll InJico oupht to be oiilv that of the fecond 
 Years growth, tho' there are fome that mi\- the Crops of 
 all the three Years, and lay them a fteepin;.; m the Water 
 topciher ; which is a wront: both to the Ciiftomer, and the 
 Commodities. Thefe thincs are required in that which 
 pretends to be the Ix'lt Iiulico, and niay ferve todilUn- 
 TheCluN. pnilhit by : A pnre Cra:n,a Violet Colour.a pood Clofsin 
 a^-r of gooj the ,Sun, to be liplit and dry ; to yield a line blew Va- 
 * pour when 'tis burn'd, and leave but a fmall quantity of 
 Alhes. 
 
 From Rv. ,, .■ 1 return'd to /(^i.iapain; the News was 
 now frclli, that the D.cnices had fued tor Peace, and of- 
 fered to relti.re all that they had taken from the Ma^:// ; 
 who vet wasrelbh'd to carry on the War apainft them, 
 and rr.is'd more Vorces for that purpole. 
 
 ] h.-d net relted lonp here, at . _^ <-, before I was o'lli 
 pcd to undertake a Journey to / -in , asvvell to recover 
 Moneys tliere owinp, as to put ofVpart of our Itidi.o pot 
 ten at Hyiir, which there was fjir.e hope cf doing to ad- 
 vairace. 
 
 In this Ro.id, the tirft place of Kote w.as .■tc.-,:.a pr: c, 
 .ill illultrious City in Ancient 'limes, and Ihll famous for 
 the Autiipiitics of'the liui:r.)i C.obins, or Saints. 
 
 A little Ihort of it are feveral larpe X'aults, fill'd witli 
 P.ipods, monitions and friphtfel Imapes of Stone, iinich 
 relorted to bv the I'lJ.'.itu, and as much .idor'd and ho- 
 nour d u ith Varieties of Olferinps. 
 
 The City of DcH/i was the next remarkable Stage : This 
 ftands in a delightful Plain, encompalVd with curious 
 Cardens and Monuments ; 't;s a m.at:er of two Ci fc in 
 lench from (late to Cate, and has the bate of a great 
 iiuny other Noble Cities of ;«rf'.i, to lie partly in Ruines. 
 In this place the Imperial Crown is let cpon the Head of 
 the Crctit Afo»/// j and the Ceremony mull (',>y th- 1 aws 
 of the Country be perforin'd here ; otherw.le the Prince 
 is look'd upon as no better than an llfiirper. Here are the 
 Tombs of at lealt twenty ofthe Old I'ct.m Kinps,ver\ tair 
 «iul Itatcly ; and that alio of Unman, the prefcnt Kinp's 
 Grandfather, together with Ic. era! others ot his Wives and 
 Chi'drcn, that lie buried .about him. 
 
 The Ruines of the Old /),/> Ite a litt'c diltance from 
 hence, feparated by an Arm of the (.■)«."•', o'.er whxh is 
 a .Stone-bridge of eleven ortvvebe Arches.^ Particsilarly 
 there .ippears amoiigll tlicfe Ruines, the Cark.-.h- ot that 
 sncicntfcuildingcall'dtlieCV/,',f, tlut li.id to ihe nt m- 
 bcr of Fifty two C;.ues ; a thing of firpriliiii', Cd.jvv and 
 St.atelincfs in its tiiTie, but now worn out and distigured 
 to tluT. ill degree. 1 here's laid t) be no lefs than four 
 Cities of this Name, and all with-n fnc Cole of one ano- 
 ther ; (f which tliree were built by the ancient Po.v.e 
 King's, .and the other; where the 'I'ombs are) by i./.w 
 bifnrefpoken of. ,- „ i 1 1 
 
 A little be' ond Drh arc the Relicks of a ft.ttcly 1 luit- 
 inghoi le, built by .'iiamient /«./;>». Monaah, which has 
 
 InJi 
 
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 LlKIT. 
 
 -f.*ij7»'f 
 
 
 (.coins, 
 
 very grf.n Curiofitics of Stonc-woik about it. * Amongl! "'iwfj, 
 the relt there's a Pillar all of one entire Stone, fome Tvvcn-',[';' '^ " I 
 ty four Foot high, and as inany under CJrounJ (as the hi- aZl'^'P 
 .i:.wi (.\\) having a (ilobe. and a Half-moon at top, and '!'-■*■ 
 divers Inlcriptions upor it ; this, according to the I'radi-*]^';]','];,'' 
 tioii of the ('oiiiitry, a certain li,.i:.i>i King wou'd h.-ive tyU „. 
 taken up ami remov'd ; but was prevented in his Oerigir''"W™ 
 by .i_ multitude of Scorpions that infelled the Workn.en. 
 Hut 'tis certain, that there are a great many of thofe huge 
 I'dl.irs lixd thus deep in the (iioiind, up and down in li- 
 ■I'li ; and 'tis not Inrg ago, that there was one found bu- 
 ried near i'-tline, that wa'- a hund-ed Cubits in leiigtii, 
 which the King ordtr'd to be renio\M t').-.|i; n ; but 'twas 
 br< ke by the wav._ AntI 'tis remarkable, that molt of the 
 ;.;,/.',(/, Q;iarries 'ilpeclally thole alxiut K-t'/i'ii , do atford 
 a Stone of that nature, that may be wr..iipht ahrolt any 
 vva\ by the Workman, either cleft l.ke I o^s, or fawn 
 like Planks into valt great pieces, fo as to Veil K 
 or cover Hoiifes wiihit. if they had .i minil. 
 
 About I'll (T:) begins a lonp Ridge of Moumains, ex-'""'/", 
 tending towards W,-,,,, the tops of wlr,ch are all cover'd J'^'J,'"' 
 wiihSmw : This City is rcmaikabie vhicHv for its Pa-'' "' 
 
 ids, reverenc'd through all ;«,/;,t ; and its S'al Anroiii- 
 ack P.ts, a; a little diltance from ir. 
 
 .V; finnm s celebraied for the ileiiiate (harden the King 
 has there, nhich is more than four Cole in ci mpafs, yields 
 all the Vari .'ties of rare PLiiits, FIowcis, and Fr.iits', and 
 IS iviited tor $ooco Roupies /i-r ^in/iuit:. The two main 
 Cr.'fs-walks of it, arc full f.rty Fott broad, and eight 
 high, planted on both tides witii Cyp:e.Vs, and Water in 
 luat .Sione-Ch.aniiels, runn'iig along the iniddle. In the 
 Centre of it Itands an CVtagonal Mih.jl, the Centre uf 
 which is a fair Pond alio, about wh;ch all the l.odginj.s 
 of the.M..holarepluifaiitly difpos'd : The Biii'ding is of 
 a fine (- .//,i» .Stone, ainl My p.,mpi)u(ly lot out with 
 Painting and Carving in the ii 'Ide. 
 
 Having elc.ap'd not a few Dangers in the way, by f'*""' 
 le.ins of the Thitviih People that lie .abroad fur Spo'il in ^,',',1." 
 thefe parts. I arrived at l..i!,i, the more Norihern Me- 
 tropolis of this vail Empire. This eerrainly is one of the i.i nej. 
 greatell Cities ot the Kail ; and perliap-. when all is done f"- 
 to it that this King deligns, it may U- one of the linell. I: 
 takes in near Twenty four Cofe in Circuit ; and the City 
 and Suburbs is <ix Cofc thorough : 1 here is a Ditch now 
 calling up round the whole Circumference, and 'tis dc- 
 fign'd fliortly to lie inclos'd with a Wall too. The .Streets 
 are fair, and wcll-pav'd, the Bu'Idings lofty, motlly of 
 Brick-work, and let out with all Curiolitics of Carving 
 .about the Doors and Windows. 
 
 The C.tIU'' Itands upon the River H^iwcr, which falls 
 into the /.;./»<, and carries Boats of lixty Tim, and up- 
 wards : It has twelve Noble Gates, nine opening to the 
 1 and-lide, and three to the River. 'Tis inhabited" chieHy 
 by Trading People, tiiimi.vis, and Haiulicra. -mcr. ; but 
 a 1 the Whi'c People of any Note, generally take up their 
 Lodgings in the Suburbs. 
 
 .*\s for theHaritiesof the Caftle, or Palace, they are bv 
 t. r too numerous, as well as too g'orious, to be juilly re- 
 prefented by a lliort Dcfcriptien : The Mohols, the Counts, 
 the (Jallerics, the Rooms of .State, are almoll endlel ^ • 
 and to give an Idea of the extravagant Ri'-hncfs of the 
 Furniture of thefe, it may be fi.fficient to fay, that in the 
 Kingsl odgings, thevery Wallsand Ceilings are all over- 
 laid with the purcll Mally Gold ; and the others aie as 
 prodigally rich andfuniptnous in their pnportien. There's 
 a vaft number of (la'ely Piiflures hanging i p and di vvn in 
 the Galleries, and Pif.ilick Rooms, all drawn at i'ull length. 
 Here's the whole Royal Familv, down fr. m Ur.lur that 
 made the Conquell of Id'r., to this^irelcnt Aj i.,,'. And 
 belides thefe, all the principal No'ilemen of ihe preferit 
 Governnuiit, the hUloiirt.in F.mi s ar.d (.'^),j, and the 
 Cii.tUc Rcjits, or '■'ativc 1i:<i:ni Prince^, that are of any 
 great Power or Figure al)Oi t the King. For Cunoliiies 
 vvitho'Jt Doc rs, the King's Garden maybe reekon'd a- 
 1111 ngll the chief t Here //i./.'j and l'..,iop' lo in to lie toge- 
 ther in the fame Spot, which pivfents the Fiye with the 
 Vegetable Varieties of both. And, indeed, the Counciy 
 almoll all along, on the further lidc of the Kiver, is cx- 
 ireamlv plcwfant in this relped, yielding fmh ;; Hue Pro- 
 fucCl of G.irdens, and cluimiiig Walks, that hardly any 
 thing cm K- more agreeable. 
 
 The mote Northern Parts of htl.'.i, al-out tV./«,, vvcre 
 very much difjuivtcd at this tiir.e ; the Prt.w, that lliel- .*.'. 
 tcr themfelves in the Mountains, came down w.tha i;reat ■*■" '' 
 Foue, and lack'd tliat iinpoitant phice, eairjitig "otf a 
 great Booty. They ate a fort of People -Iiat live in per- 
 petual !)• tiance to the Mtgul, and all his Power van'i tame 
 them perfectly ; but c'cr now and then, the) will lallv 
 out Irom their St'ong-hcilds in the Mountain, at'dlpci! 
 and ravage the Coiintrv . 
 
 Hi.- 
 
 Fiinrtii. 
 
 ^inMil. 
 
 » 
 
 t'.iM. 
 
 i 
 
 The Wars 
 ai nrefcnc to& 
 had raz'd the I 
 try about, fto 
 wafle, to him 
 which accoiin 
 not pals on be; 
 j^ccountof Flavinp pivi 
 'dihi-r pUn principal Citii 
 •;>''*•«• liTvationsoftl 
 .J bcrequifitcto 
 
 of Note and F 
 the great Roai 
 veral parts of r 
 
 From l.r.hor 
 great note or 
 Road, has a i 
 Water locks ni 
 being drunk, 1 
 petite. 
 
 In vour pali 
 take Notice c 
 Morning-Dew 
 this Water ; I 
 Filh. which hr 
 may be v erj' e 
 and d'lwn, oy 
 'A'atcr : This 
 I'lCiiis, was re 
 have Fiili ever 
 
 V.d>:.l (the ll 
 and fair Citv ; 
 ofthe llately ( 
 
 "I'isrecki n'l 
 Caravan, tron 
 Kingdom, ani 
 or I'^rin.iH (iHf 
 Rhubarb, and 
 from Cl'iiin. 
 without the ( 
 whole Cargo 
 to do Bufinels 
 Numbers to ct 
 
 But to rctui 
 more fafc and 
 
 You go ain 
 fair anil I'riiitfi 
 bears the Nan 
 the River ii. 
 Varietie,s cf 
 to be fori'.ott 
 very line and 
 rich Pombcrri 
 Country is c- 
 in that part ol 
 rated from it I 
 ged, that no ( 
 pie a foot ma 
 with the 'J'<:iY, 
 to carry on tl 
 down, and 
 the tops of the 
 
 When 1 lit 
 direvit and lli 
 there is anoth 
 lomething mt 
 confideral'le ] 
 /IJnicrc, fe 
 tain, llrengtl- 
 inv incible. f 
 ,l,or<l"''y. l'"ttl- 
 
 ; Cjjinwl. 
 
 «!)■ from 
 Airj to 
 turtt. 
 
 TlieToi.i.. u, ^. 
 
 H<Jj<< /■Inn- famous lihti,:i 
 
 *'. 'iw almoll as 
 
 (jtcai hdijn .- . , i 
 Siini, *>• ^>rht,n.l s 
 
 made to it, \ 
 fo great is t: 
 them. 
 
 The Great 
 his Pilgiinia;. 
 at lealt i ^c 
 Favour gre.-.t 
 wholly wiiho 
 Imperial Thn 
 tcr nis Dcceal 
 took the prob 
 Saint. And 
 now in alitth 
 Succellion ui I 
 prefcnt King ' 
 a part of the I 
 
 .1^ 
 
X Lib. Ill lpiap. XIIL 
 
 Tlaces in Agra Road, &C. 
 
 89 
 
 fomcTwcn.i;';,;t;:J 
 
 iJ (as the 111- Cr,,i , i« 
 n at top, and '■^f * 
 totheVradi.;;^:;^ 
 ! woiid have i )•_(„„, 
 
 in hiUJtfij;" ''"''"■''"" 
 ic W'orkii.cn. 
 
 cftllofc ViU^Q 
 
 I down in h- 
 inc foiiiul hii- 
 );ts in Icnpili, 
 r. ; bi:t 'twas 
 at moll of t ho 
 fi do atl'ord 
 nt alirolk any 
 oi's, or Inwn 
 Icil Kloiiis, 
 
 uiuiiaijn, cx-'''"V". 
 
 uvallc,«er\lJVr'"'' 
 'rtyfoi its Pa- 
 Sal Arnoiii- 
 
 dcn tlic Kinj; 
 I n'[\ii;, yields 
 d l-iMits, and 
 
 lie t\M) main 
 ad, aiid eiglu 
 aid Water in 
 iddle.^ In the 
 die Centre uf 
 
 tile Lodf'injs 
 Uui'dinj; is of 
 
 let out w.th 
 
 tlie way, liy Jr'""' 
 it Kir spoil in ;j,„ 
 ^'orihern Me- 
 ■ isdiie ol' the l;i ft'.'- 
 licii all is done f-™- 
 •tliefinelh 1: 
 
 and the City 
 s aDittli now 
 , and 'tis dc- 
 Thc Street* 
 ■■ty, moftly of 
 :s of Carving 
 
 which falls 
 1 11 n, and up- 
 opening to the 
 laliited" chiefly 
 
 -mer. ; but 
 > take up their 
 
 e, they are liy 
 
 obc jiiftly re- 
 
 )ls, the Conns, 
 
 mod end lei : ; 
 
 i''hiicfs of the 
 
 ly, that in the 
 
 ;s are all over- 
 others aic as 
 
 5niun, There's 
 
 p and d( wn in 
 
 lat iulllenpdi. 
 
 m li,:lur, tlia; 
 
 :A;^../. And 
 
 )f ihe prefer.t 
 I, and the 
 
 latare of ai:y 
 or Ciuioliiies 
 e revkon'd a- 
 
 1 111 to lie toge- 
 F.ye with the 
 
 !, the Cotinii) 
 
 [ Ki\er, is ex- 
 
 nili.-i Hne Pro- 
 
 iiat hardly any 
 
 ut Cnlui, were 
 t.vi', thatlhel- ■' - 
 'II w.th a !;rcat ■* '' 
 earr)i;:g olf » 
 
 lat live in pcr- 
 jwertan't taii;e 
 
 the) will lallv 
 ta in, a:'dlpi.'.i 
 
 11.- 
 
 '4 
 
 titriril^. 
 
 iM' 
 
 Mil. 
 
 ,:tM. 
 
 'JiTihJUi. 
 
 The Wars lietween the Twr^i and Ptrfimi, put a ftop 
 at prefcm too to the Trade about Cundahar ; the latter 
 had laz'd the famous Citv of Taurn, and fpoil'd the Coun- 
 try abour, ftopp'ng up the Wells of Water, and laying all 
 waftc, to hinder the pnigrcfs of the TurkJPo Army ; uton 
 which account the Merchants were nonplus'd, and dared 
 not pals on beyomi Cnndijlif . 
 m of lla( ing given this Account ofjfmy Journeys to tliefe two 
 ^^thcrpUiM principal Cities of Itirlia, with the molt remarkable Ob- 
 ^^N«c. |j.j.^ jjion, (,(- ti^c f hijf places I vilitcd as I pafsM ; it may 
 "] bcrequifiteto fubjoyn the Charadcrs of fomc other Places 
 
 of Note and Fame in this mighty Country, which lie in 
 V the great Roads to //gr-r and Lniw, as they run from fe- 
 
 veral parts of the Kingdom. 
 
 From /.-i/w Northwards to C/ibul, arc few places of 
 great note or lignitiiancy : Siircroal, a fmall place in that 
 Ro.ad, has a Medicinal River running along by it ; the 
 Water loiiks not of the ordinary Colour, but red ; and 
 being drunk, has the Reput.uion of procuring a good Ap- 
 petite. 
 
 In your palling lictween I./iKr and this place, you may 
 take Notice of the Ponds at ll.ill'.iudJ/:! : No Drops of 
 Morning-L)cw, are, hi comparilim clearer and purer than 
 this Water ; brt the pleafanteft .SpeCbelc is that of the 
 Filh, u hieh have Golden Rings luing in their Snouts, and 
 may be very' ealily fecn with ihofe Ornaments playing up 
 and down, by reafon of the perfect Tranfparency or the 
 'A'.ater : This was the Ficlick of Hchar Sha ; who, it 
 f.eius, was refolv'd, that Ponds fo rare and fine, ihou'd 
 have Fill; every way as extraordinary. 
 
 C.i/'../ (the hrit Seat of the M_f«/'s Familv) is a large 
 and fair City ; but fccms to come Ihort of the Charaiflcr 
 of the Ihitely Cities of Indii- already delcrib'd. 
 
 'Tisreeki n'd between two and three Months Journey by 
 Caravan, from hence to Ciicur in 'I'ntn^y : This is a large 
 Kingdom, and the chief City of Trade in it is Tr.rch/iun, 
 or Ti-.rm.ui .w, fiom whence comes Silk, Porcelan, Musk, 
 Rhubarb, and other Merchandize ; but it comes ihither 
 from t'/'/'.rt. The Merchants always pitch their Tents 
 without the Gate of this City, and lie there with their 
 whole CargOj fending fome ten or fifteen into the City 
 to do Bulincls ; for the Tartars will not permit any great 
 Numbers to enter at once. 
 
 But to return from this little Walk intoT/srMry, to the 
 more fafe and pleafant Roads of hidin. 
 
 \o\\ go almoft direiftly Northward from LAlior, to the 
 fair and fniitUil Country oiC.^jJimcrc : The principal City 
 bears the Name of the Province ; a flrong place feated on 
 the River i).(/j<!f. The Country about it abounds with 
 Varieties of Fruits, Grain, Sat?"ron, and (which are not 
 to be torj'.ottcn, amongit its other excellent Prodiiiffs) 
 very tine and beautiful Women : Here are made aifo the 
 rich Pomberrics, which go up and down all /i/i/i'.i. Ihis 
 Country is cold, and tubjca to great Frofh and Snows, 
 in that part of it which borders upon I'.-.rinry : 'Tis fepa- 
 rated fioiu it by a Fence of Mountains, fo ftecp and rug- 
 ged, that no Caravans can pafs this way. Yet fome Peo- 
 ple a foot make a tliift to climb the Mountains, and deal 
 withtlie'i'<iiY.ij for Musk and Silk, tho' they are forced 
 to carry on their Trade by the help of Kngincs, letting 
 down, and drawing up their Goods to one another, from 
 the tops of the Precipices. 
 
 When 1 ii:ade my Journey to /^[jii, I went the more 
 dircd and ftraight way from Surt^'t', to that plare : But 
 there is another i<oad between thcfc two Cities, that goes 
 fomething more about to the Wclfwaid, and takes in theic 
 confidcraMc places not hitherto dcfcrib'd. 
 
 /ijmerc, feated on the top of a prodigious ftcep Moun- 
 tain, III engthncd with mighty Walls, "and a Fort almoft 
 in\iiicible. It thews feveral remarkable Pieces (.f AmI- 
 TlicToml. of '!"">■' l'>it tlic molf celebrated of all, is the Tomb of a 
 iiiJifi Hiu- famous /;/J;,.-w Saint who lies buried here. 'Tis vilitcd with 
 :uich Devotirn and Reverence by the ///,/.■',!,• 
 .rs .v.V/'on.v's is bytheTKi/;^ and ^l.-nhs : PilErimnges arc 
 made to ir, Vows and Prayers lilK'rally ponr'd out over it. 
 fo great is the Reputation of this Holy Man aniongit 
 them. 
 
 1 he Great /:.■.' (Ti-, in a Fit of warm Afre(!Hnn, went 
 his Pilgiiiiiage liiiher a Fiot, from .;:;)<i ; the Walk was 
 at leatt fio Cd'e, but his Bulincls was uiyent, and the 
 Fa\oi:rgre,-,t that he had to ask. He was" at ihac time 
 wholly w'iihout Cliildren, and no profpcilt of tilling the 
 im.perialThione of i'.vV.Vi with rue ofhis own Blood, af- 
 ter nis IXeeafe ; and therefore to procure an Heir, he 
 took the probable tourfe of villting the Sepulchre of this 
 Saint. And it leeius it was to very gieat piirpole ; for 
 now in a little time three Princes came to Towr., and the 
 Seccellion in his own Line, was put out of doubr. The 
 prei'cnr, hiirg was one of the Fruits of that Devotion, and 
 apartofihc BlcilingofthcPilgrunage ; but little did the 
 
 old Prince imagine what a Blefling was put into his hands 
 when he came. Cou'd he have f(;rcfeen things, no doubt 
 (as much as he wanted an Heir . if he cou'd have had no 
 other, he wou'd not have trudBcd almoll loo Mile a 
 Foot, to pray for a Son that fliou'd afterward endeavour to 
 [end him out of the World licfore his time. However, 
 'twas upon this creation, th.it that Prince, to exprefs his 
 foy and Content, gave the Name of h\-npere to that place 
 now call'd fo ; and fet up a Row of ffarely Pillars all a-r 
 long tlie Way from /tgra to W//>/c»v, the place that had 
 been fo fortunate to him: At every Coll-cnd is one of 
 thefc Columns, and at every eight Cofe diftance, is a fine 
 Mohol ereifted. 
 
 v,ll"-'^[;P"'^'"''^' with the Buildings about it, is a very 
 Noble Thing ; 'us as rich and tine as a prodigal blind Zeal 
 and Supcrltitinn, might be fuppos'd to make a thine 
 which It declares the highelt Rcfpeit for. You pafs three 
 large Courts before )ou come to ir, the firft of which is 
 nc'aran Aci-e of Ground, and is paved with Black and 
 W hue Marble ; the others are proportionally large, but 
 the nearer to the Sepulchre, the more extra-. a^ant the 
 1 omp and Gloi;y of them. There is fuch an Opinion of 
 the San^ity of all thefe Pl.ices adjacent to the Tomb 
 that no Perfon dares walk here, but with a naked Foot '• 
 ) ou muft be quite bare, or not pretend to tread any part 
 
 of thefe hallow'd Co'irts, 
 
 Proceeding in this Road, the furprizing Caftlc, or Fort" 
 ot (.d ,n lies in your way. This is call'd the Frontier of 
 the Kingdom of C,r,,nrt, upon which it l-orders, and is 
 torMrength it lelf almoft equivalei.t to a Kingdom. 'Jhe 
 whole Building is no Icfs than eiiiht Cofe in C rc.'mfe- 
 remc, and the Steepof the Moniu.im on whch it I' ids 
 
 two 
 
 guard- 
 
 ances 
 
 TheCdIlle 
 
 Liri'sKr. 
 
 CjJmh. 
 
 Amhfr 
 wjy frnm 
 -4^rj to 
 iunt. 
 
 tl"-' ainiolt as 
 
 ■ -..-^, ...,^ I.,,. oix.ipui uiL- iviQuiu.Tin on wti ch it I' 
 IS .atout three Cofe ; the Caufcy broad eno gh for 
 Men to pafs .-i-brcalt, is wall'd on both lidcs and pu 
 cu -^th Gates and Portcullis's, and all tlie Contriva 
 tor Defence that can be. 
 
 'Tis now in the hands of the Cre„t Mc^ul ; but 'twas 
 Treachery and not Force, that did theBufincfs; and 
 he might, by far, fooncr have built, than t.iken and con- 
 quer d fuch a Caftle as this, with all the Strength of his 
 fcmmre. It har a great Pond cut down a v aft depth in the 
 fohdRock, ^hc Indians fay 'tis fifty Fathom deep, very 
 clear, and good tafted Water. ^ ^ 
 
 They affirm too, that there's a Snake that lies about in * monflroui 
 the Bufhes, and woody pan of the Mountain, that is'*»*°' 
 1 wenty five Foot long, and as big as a Man's Wafte : " ' 
 which betaufe it does no hurt to Man or Bealt, it receives 
 none from the Country ; nay, they wou'd be angry if it 
 
 Fonun^ ^^"^ *''*""' " * '^°'"^" of good 
 
 This may not be altogether improbable,fince 'tis known 
 that Wm docs afford Creatures of this kind, that are ve- 
 ry large : However, 'twas my good Fortune, to avoid 
 the Demonftration of the Truth of this particular Story, 
 in the actual hght of the Monffer it felf. 
 
 I omit the particular mention of many ftatcly Ruines 
 of ancient Cities, Walls, and Palaces, the Monuments of 
 liuiun Kings, .ind other agreeable Entertainments, to a 
 curious Traveller, whieh occur in this way ; and pafs on 
 
 Zf"'h\Z\ •?■■ ''""'.^■;"';'. •-'remarkable City of'c.^i-^^M^, 
 "^t Its Icated on a fairRner, and has as good a Ihare 
 of Strength and Provilions for Defuice, in its Caftle 
 Gates, and Itrcng Walls, .is it h.is of Be.iuty initsother 
 Bui.dings, which are in this refpect comparable to thofe of 
 molt Cities m AJk. 1 is a place of v alt Trade and Deal- 
 ing, entertains abundance of rich Merchants, and excel- 
 ent Artihcers, for Carving, Painting, Inlaying, and Em- 
 broidery. • " 
 
 '1 here is fome Quantity of Indico n^ade hereabouts 
 whKh they call Ckk h, „t a Towr, at a little diftance \ 
 hut tis not near fo good as that of BIcm -. But tho' the 
 Iraaebcthrjit upm tlut Account, vet tis lb great 
 thcr loints that there's Two hundred Coaches 
 with all torts of rich ' 
 
 \^X 
 
 ccoiint, vet tis to great in o- 
 aden 
 Merchandize, that go every ten 
 Days hence lor C.unbn,,. From V,th„r to this City, the 
 Way lies all through a horrid Defart. full of Lions and 
 MECrs. Thieves and Outlaws, which iiiav well be rec- 
 kon'd anionplt tholb Creatures of Prey, and are by far 
 the worif Be.iltsol the numlicr. ' 
 
 The next Neighbour of Note to this, is Cnmhy, 
 Grand Mart of <.,u'^mit. 'Tis a craeeful, fublta 
 well built City ; Hands by the Se.i, and has a 
 Trade tor all loits of Cloth, and r.eh Drugs : CM),i,r,.t 
 Cloths are a Coir.moditc well known, and as much va- 
 lued all over the Halt. It has a very large B.iv, but ex- n-. 
 treamlv dangerous, by realoii of the viokni Tide, which mu. 
 links abundance of Ships : In the Neap 1 ides there's the 
 lealt danger ; but it always recjuircs a skilful Pilut to ma- 
 najje a Ship hereabouts. 
 
 tliecw«t.>;« 
 
 r-t'al, 
 topping 
 
 nfe. 
 
 N 
 
 This 
 
 ^-''■y 
 
-'I , 
 
 $io 'Placos Of hiote ; I ucanow, Oudee, <^ c. lib. ll^rh^i^TxH 
 
 • 111.. „i.-. I. '-I'n.i _-.*t. ^ r. -,f !;«• r..^. -L^^ _ /» I «• .« . ' '~" ^^ -^ 
 
 Mr I. '«! 
 
 •3 '- 
 
 • -I ■! 
 
 v-t ,i 
 
 .! il^ : 
 
 
 wdit'tlic 
 
 lis p'acc is vcr- iriuch intcftcJ with two fottJ of 
 Crc.'.r.ircs, wMch ai v Iioih alike tronblc.omc, if hot dan- 
 gerous '.(1 ? ?op'c thnt conic hero. I f yon go but i rofs the 
 Cli ' nnci, "tis ren to . ino but you fall into the hands of the 
 Pyvatiiip Ptople, uulc's you are v.rvwill provided in- 
 deed ; and tlu'n your Gf ods niulV citln'r be loft, or by a 
 ImiK Difpi'tcyou mav be betray'd inf) the Danger of the 
 Tide, which comes fo very funoully, that "twill be an 
 exceeding hard maiter t. br'up your Ship olf clear. 
 Vithin the Town the Monki vs arc as great a Plague as 
 jcfom- 1|,(. Pyiatcs are t'.pon the Water : You fee prodigious 
 Numbers of them dimbinp up and liuwn upon the Hou- 
 les, frolicking and le.-ping abort from one Houfc to ano- 
 ther; and if they woi 'd be cuntentcd with playing thefe 
 Tricks only, they wou d make but pood Sport ; but they 
 are for uncovering the H)ufis, picking tiK Stones and 
 Bricks out of the Walls, r.Miling down the 'I'iles upon 
 Peoples Heads as they pafs ilong ; fo that a Man hardly 
 knows when he li fafe, or where to go, upon the account 
 cf thefc Vcnnine, that arc every- vhcrc ready to pelt him 
 viih Stones, Tiles, and Brick-bat:. 
 
 ' I'is pity, the Quiet and Older ,if fo fine a City, fliou'd 
 be dilhirbd by Monkeys ; and if there were not more 
 belides ihefc i pon the Houtis, the pl.ice wou'd be better 
 luan.i) -d than 'tis You 11 a 1 often fee a Fleet of Two 
 hutidrrd Pcr-i'gKX" Frifats lid.iig t;ere at a liine, 'ti! a 
 place h mightily haunted by that People, as well as by 
 the othors 'all inenrion'd. 
 ttmhi. B.I Ac (between this and Siriu) is featcd in a River 
 
 twice a> broad as the 'Viirmcs ; t s famous for a Mine of 
 flgats, tnd 'he riJi B.iftata's m.ide here, much furpalling 
 the //c//.')«/-Cloth in f mcnels ■ it goes at fifty Roupies/'fi- 
 Bcoke, which are not Three Qi artcrs broad, and contain 
 about fo irteen Yariis r.i-.^lij'!: 
 
 Tc Suir.t you havi; now only the plcafant and fertile 
 
 Councry (.(H.irli.w to pafs through, abiunding with vaft 
 
 Numl>ers of the wild Datc-1 recs, from whence they 
 
 draw their Liquor ihey call '''■nic: But thefc Trees are 
 
 no Rarity here, for they are plentiful in all, or moft of 
 
 the Sc,i-Coalt parts of In.H.t. 
 
 I Ihallnow give fomc Account of the principal Places in 
 
 From Xjr* the great Road froin W^r^, to Jounpore, by the way of 
 
 tojmiffTi. c,;„„(^^ . and back from thence to y/gi/f, by that of Ak 
 
 To begin with Cannomn it felf, which lies to the Eaft- 
 w.wd of /tgr.t, a large City, bnt nor like the reft of the 
 hiiiUn Cities, for proiligious Strength and Defence. Tlic 
 Gnygcs anciently took liis Courfe along by the Foot o*^this 
 City ; but now hat brokcti it felf a piffage through the 
 Valley fome four ("die diltant, lb that but a fmall Branch 
 of it now comes up to C.i»toi»,i, This famous River is 
 Th.rce quarters of a Mile breadth in its «wn proper Chan- 
 p.el here at this place, but upon great Rains fwellsio far 
 greater Dimenfions, and ovcrtlows the Valley for ten Cofc 
 about. It has eighteen Branches, and receives the Water 
 of thirty Rivers of tonlidcrable note. It produces Allcga- 
 tors in inch furpriring laimbers, that if it yields good Filh 
 in proportion, it muit be one of the richcfl: Rivers, in the 
 World. 
 
 Lacrtiuivf is a place cf mighty Trade in this part of h.- 
 AU ; but the cnief Commodities it deals for, are Linen 
 Cloths. 
 
 OuJ:r, a City of an ancient Charadlfr, the Scat of fome 
 cf the Poicne Kings, but much dcfac'd by Time and 
 Wars. 
 
 The Raines cf i(.ii:u7'.-K.7Caftle, comribure the largeft 
 Ihare of the Fame it has now-a-days. The Braniens that 
 live in thefe Ruines, record the Names of all thofe ln,ii,ins 
 that come and vvalh in the Rivei hard by. It feems 'tis 
 reckon'd a piece of Rclipon amongll: them fo to do, and 
 theri:'s a great Kck)''t from all paiTs of J;;A> for that pur- 
 potc. The Era'.rei.s cnccv.r.ipe the PraAice by the Argu- 
 inent of Antiquity ; and tell ihe Pco'ile, that it h.is licen 
 maintain'd for fourl.acksof Year-;, which is3945co Years 
 before the World was iu.,de, a, curding to the Ewepcai 
 Chronology. 
 
 There's abundance of Gold got out of the Ruines cf the 
 CalUe ; but the place yields a Corr.modity which is fet 
 at a higher Rate than Gold or Jewels cither : It is the 
 A n« Horn. Horn of fome 3ca(V, but what 1 know not, nor the //;- 
 ai.ttts hardly thcmloUes; rlio' fome fiiy they are the true 
 Unicorn's Vlori). The more ordinary fort of them ax a 
 Commodity mightily traded for ar this place, the liiilUrn 
 apply them to the L' lis both of the Moufe and the Field, 
 n.akmg iiucklers,and I'evcral kinds of Drinking-Cups out 
 of thein. 
 
 In this Road to ^rwiporc, lies Bonnrce, the principal 
 
 hai fume that are confidcrablc : Trom hence come cr at 
 Qjiannties of fwcet-fcentcd Oyls, rich Carpets, Hang- 
 mes cmbroidcr'd w thSilk, and all forts of fine Linen. 
 
 Now to return back to ^, n from hence, by the way of Fr™ *-, 
 ///<ii'.j^f ; this place IS the Mk that dcfervcs mention, and t"- h.'t" 
 tis all an entire Forcft hither. The Caftle is rcckon'.l ona t'-"' \^ * 
 of the Wonders of the Eaft, and 'twas one of the mighty tl"''* 
 Undertakings of licbar sbn ; and that after many frullra. 
 teci Attempts of the ancient /'omw Kings to the lamcpur- 
 pofe : It s plcafantly featcd, and has the River litmhii w<.j*<, 
 running on the South-fide of it. It may be guefs'd what 
 afttpendious Budding ic will be when perfected, when 
 tis told of It, that it did for many Years employ the con- 
 Itant I aboiirs of loooo Workmen, and hi.s of late Years 
 had more than 5000 engaged about it, and yet tlio' ic 
 has been foity Years in hand no Body knows whin 'twill 
 l^e hni h d. Twas in this Caftle that the prefent M^tul 
 
 Iheltcr'd himfclf, when he rebcli'd agai.ift his Fathei ; 
 and he cou d not have chofcn a more Auguft Buildinj; w 
 fet up for King in than this. 
 
 Inaccrtain Court of it there ftands a Pillar of Stone A«m,rk« 
 nity«i.ubits above Ground j but how far it goes down- ''J^" 
 ward, there's no dilcovcring, it (lands fb deep : By the 
 Dilconrlc of the huii.ws it fliou'd fecni to have been plac'd 
 there by /licsnndn the Great, or fome other Conquerour. 
 that was here ftopp'd in the Courfe of his Vicbries by the 
 ^l""^'!' which runs but a little way otT, and into which 
 the River Gctmrn here falls, 
 
 Here are to be leen in a low "V^ault, the Sculptures of f«g»J». 
 /*</<»« and iw, Koih, and feveral others, both ot the An- 
 tediluvian, and Poftdiluvian Patriarchs in Stone ; which 
 
 €imtvia. 
 
 Lscmw. 
 
 e», 
 
 Mmtrti. 
 
 Jtmnffrl. 
 
 Mart for all '{rnpani Commoditic-s. Jctirfor, it felf, has 
 no 'parities for Building, hut Monuments, and (evcral 
 «jtiicr Rc'jcks of Antiq.uity to llicw j but ior Tiadej it 
 
 from Moral Defilements. They arc of the Opinion, that 
 this was the place where Man was firit created; or at 
 Icaft, that he iiv'd in his Paradiliacal State, for fcvcral 
 Years her .abouts. 
 
 Thev ihew a Tree that ftands in the King's Mohcl, to a ftnuw 
 which they give the! itle of the Tree of Life, and honour Tree.^ 
 it accordingly. And the truth on't is, if their Reports be 
 true. It may well enough be call'd the Tree of Life lince 
 tis ot lo ftiubborn a Nature, that 'twill live in fpire o*" all 
 tndcavours to deftroy it. It is a fort of a wild Fig-Trce 
 which having once rooted it felf there, wou'd continue 
 growing there, v'^ levcr Conrlcs were taken to the con- 
 trary : Takckvvay the Eanh from about it, ftock it up 
 manage it how they cou'd, yet ftill fome fpreading Roots 
 or other which cou'd net be reach' J, wou'd lend up a 
 freOi Free ; and at this rate it held out, fo that feveral of 
 the Pi'MM Kings, and of this Family too, whotry'datit 
 were forc'd to give it ovi.r as an impoinWc Work. The 
 prefent A%„/ has taken a Turn at it ; but finding he is 
 able to do no good, he chcrilhcs, and makes much 
 on t. 
 
 When the great Frofts are paft in Otlol-cr and Kovcmhty 
 Boats may go from hence down ihc Gmiges to hem ah ■ 
 but the paflage is not fo flife. ' 
 
 Between this and Agm you come to thefe other places ciiffni't 
 oflomcCharadcr : Lhnppcrgi-.t, which lliews a ,?<iMy, (or 
 1 ublick Inn) which h.is very few, if any in all Indh, to 
 itand in competition with it : 'Tisfufficient to give Enter- 
 tainment to a thoufand Men, and the Lodgings are all ve- 
 ry neatly built andcontriv'd belides. 
 
 Itr.y, where the Indims perform a Solemn Worlhip to tmi 
 the Effigies of a Man's Face, carv 'd in Stone, at the en- 
 trance ot the Caftle ; the principal Ceremony of which is 
 the pouring out a great Qiiantity of Oyl upon it : This is 
 the Pradice ; as for the Rife and Reafon of ir, I have no 
 Infoniiation. 
 
 From hence to yimtdipon, is a plentiful Country, and Amidff-. 
 full ot hue Sarnies, for the Conveniency of Caravans : 
 J here's much of a grofs fort of Indico, call'd Cole, made 
 in thefe Parts, which is cither all fpent in Indin, or earned 
 intoJVi tii^y, to CafcAr, S^nie cm,:, and thefe places, none 
 ot it going into /w,™/.,;, except it be mix'd with that of 
 Situr.. From hence you have bur a lliort tteptoyjfr/i 
 again. * 
 
 1 lliall iic.w conclude this Difcourfc of IiulU. with an >„acok 
 Account ot fumeot the molt conlideriible of the in.i/an of tJicW'" 
 latin's, th.it lie about in the Country ; the moft of which ""'""• 
 maintain their Liberty apamft the Great Moful, and all his 
 vail Power, and will neither be fubjcd to," nor hold Cor- 
 relpondence with him. 
 
 And we may firft look upon %'/i l{ana, that has his 
 principal Scat in the impregnable Caltleof Gurchito, ftand- c„M> 
 ing ipon die Mountains of SUnn, tharrnn up towards CiUfc. 
 A„uuinvii>. 1 his Prince is the chief in cfteem of all the 
 Uaav.\s.^iai, or t{eii/tiiti, as they arc called. He is a- 
 
 mongft 
 
 Oihtii 1 >. 
 
 fliKl tliolt: 
 p.r;.. 
 
 monpft the . 
 
 fur Aiitliorit 
 
 I'ow er IS noi 
 
 may be ; bi 
 
 troii of the a 
 
 Icore highly 
 
 ill leii!;th, ai 
 
 leveral fine 
 
 is the I'oriifii 
 
 ofN.tiire, i 
 
 and p.iitly tl 
 
 where N.iur 
 
 tins .Atiouni 
 
 remains unci. 
 
 ty aiul fortu 
 
 Adverfaries, 
 
 tune here wn 
 
 Walls etc;,,, 
 
 Vigour in tin 
 
 /.-'.', e\ ;n tho 
 
 care to iiudd 
 
 and tli.'i\luri 
 
 to avoid hun 
 
 tories. 
 
 'Ti' belie' 
 uiiclinibted S 
 tiqiiity ; tha 
 ami pure ; ai 
 of the old , 
 found : Thi> 
 ty of making 
 ever, 'lis rep 
 ed him into .1 
 rcipnty ; per 
 which alfu lu 
 I About the 
 /(.'//:'.', that , 
 
 One of the 
 (i:ch havoik 
 has Ibmetimi.' 
 particularly v 
 
 The other 
 the Ali;;«/'s F 
 llles, or iiiae 
 deraeili.'S and 
 
 One of the 
 is not to be n 
 each at i s c c 
 Inll/iatI Horl 
 iliey arc Uro 
 one of them 
 ilraw Bit : 'I 
 Breed. 
 
 All Mong 
 ■■' of another gi 
 is a very iiiij; 
 t'let.M 'f Mo 
 ties of the lin 
 K'.b.ils, Gui 
 
 Bit his n 
 liimlelf, .and 
 
 J Vifa 
 Court 
 kin* 
 
 I 
 
 epc C 
 
 .IS far ." 
 
 the Ar 
 
 purfuii 
 
 uiyfelt 
 
 />'■"'"'- Icaniethil 
 
 i%r.i,, tile t>overnoi 
 
 -•■.o. 1608. in of his Ma 
 
 nicnt and fuk 
 
 my I. .lulling 
 
 beni ,;j'ret.tbl 
 
 plain. 
 
 Tis to be c 
 
t ib. ] 1^ Chap. XIV. Several Indian Raja's, their Strength, &c. 
 
 91 
 
 ' come Ri' at 
 pets, Hang, 
 le Linen. 
 
 ythc wayof From^.K 
 icntion, and t"' •»»♦ n 
 ■eckon\lono,1;';^r* 
 
 the might) tV'- 
 lany fniltra- 
 \c lame piir- 
 iver iiem'.iii •^■jiifi 
 lucfs'd what 
 ^ilcJ, when 
 loy the cnn- 
 f late Years 
 I yc- tho' ic 
 
 whin 'twill 
 •ifcnt M:gul 
 his Fatha ; 
 
 Builtiingta 
 
 lar of Stom- Ateniirkiiji 
 poes down- ^''"*' 
 cp : By the 
 
 bceri pined 
 Jonqiicro\ir, 
 orics liy the 
 
 into which 
 
 culptiitcs of '•*«'>• 
 1 ot the An- 
 )ne J which 
 I all parts cf 
 
 they wa(h 
 •ads, laying 
 rurificaiion 
 minion, that 
 atcd ; or at 
 
 fiur fcvcral 
 
 i Mohcl, to A ftt«i{« 
 and honour T™' 
 • Rcpons be 
 Life, lince 
 fpitc o*" all 
 d Fip-Trce, 
 id continue 
 to the cnn- 
 ftock ic up, 
 .ding Roots 
 1 lend up a 
 t ("cveral of 
 itry'dat it, 
 'ork. The 
 nding he is 
 akes much 
 
 o Bengali! J 
 
 thcr places ^ffV^ 
 Sitrz-.y, (or 
 
 II Indi/r, to 
 
 give Enter- 
 are all ve- 
 
 Worlhip to iitf^ 
 at ihe en- 
 f which is, 
 : : This is 
 I have no 
 
 intry, and Jmdfi'i, 
 Caravans : 
 
 't/f, made 
 
 or carried 
 aces, none 
 th that of 
 tp to //g>4 
 
 1, with an An Mm: 
 the Iniian ofmbr'- 
 
 t of which "''''■ 
 iiid all his 
 
 ;• hold Cor- 
 
 hat has his 
 
 p towards Ciflle, 
 of all the 
 He is a- 
 mongft 
 
 moiipft the Iiiil'\ni!, what a Pope may lie in Chrillendom 
 fur Authority, or a Caliph amongll the old /UMitm : His 
 Power i'i not fo very f)rmidal)le perhaps as fome others 
 may W ; l>iit he is look'd on as ilic Fathvr, or chief Pa- 
 tron of the ancient ;«./ .1« Re;ii',ii;n and Rites; and on that 
 fcore highly reurenc'd by all. 1 lis Country is 150 Cole 
 in lerrAih, ami loo in breadth fome wa\s, in which he has 
 feveral tin<' Cities and Caftles : But hi^ rr.atdt Sire ngih 
 is thcFoiLiluaiic n- 111' h.isaloui him, partly 'ntheNVork 
 ofN, tiire, in long Ridgi.s of iiULttiiiblc Monntains ; 
 anil p.iitly the Fni'ii of Art .ind In liiUry, as in all places 
 where Natiirt has left .1 (l.ip f .r ,ni hiiemy. "lis upon 
 tliis.Vuiunt, and that of the C.har.ic'Ver he b.Mrs. th.n he 
 remains iincoiupier'd, .md is like 1 1 do lo Hill : 'I he migh- 
 ty and fonun.ite /■.i.'.n, ih.n li.ul t.im'd lo many unruly 
 Adveifaries, lou'd nial.e noilr.iis', of this IV iiee ; his For- 
 tune here w.ls at a lUy, and cii.Til not carry him over the 
 Walls cf rvii/(>rt Cattle, ili..' lij I'lilli'd it on with all the 
 Vigour in tlii' World. But ilien the moll part of the /< - 
 jr'i, ev.'n thole that aiv in Fritiullliip w.th the ,Afoi»/, don't 
 care to middle with him f,r the lak'' cf his Char.idcr ; 
 and tlK'i\lure if lent againllhiii, hiul f )me lliift or oth^T 
 to avoid hurting him, or nuking any Spoil in his Terri- 
 tories. 
 
 'Ti' belicv'd by fome, th.at this Prince is the true and 
 undouUcil SutceUiir of the Noble P rw, lelebrateil in An- 
 tiquity ; that the lit.lini Blrod is here preferv'd nntJinted 
 and pure ; and in a word, that ali th.' gemiini- Remains 
 of the old Vuuii, arc here more than an'.' v. Iicre to bv 
 found : This is grtnnided iiptui the appearing Impollibi'i- 
 ty of making a loiiipleni Cotu]ucit cf the Country. I iiAV- 
 ever, 'tis reported now .ibrcnd, that the A/i^';// has court- 1 1 tit his C 
 cd him into .1 fortof a lliehr Ac knowledement of his So' e- ' .as CI 'n.: ; 
 
 qualiydefpifcsl 
 
 he Power and the Frii mlniip of th^ 
 Afi'?«/. His chief Cit' is i\'i;rnM/, f.iMi'il f .r .111 Idol in 
 great rcqi eft, that ftmds there : Multitud' s of People 
 come hither for the Rcdrefs of their Cricvar.-.es, wh'i h 
 they pretend to receive to their entire Satisf.idtioii, at this 
 place : But bc'idcs their other Ofl'erinps, they ilo in the 
 Tranlj-K rtjofthat wicked Zeal which ae^s th'-'in) m.ike 
 an Frtulioii of their own Blood, barbarnully mangle their 
 I'odics, and totneumes proceed fo fir as t j cut their own 
 '1 hroats, which is indeed n full ,S( Union of all Doubts, 
 and Pericd of Trouble and Mifery. 
 
 To the Eaftward of ihei'e, li "s nr.other !{;'it, whf.fc 
 ihii.f Siat isat C,i//rf. ; his Co'.mtry so" Cofe in Icnrrh, 
 Xor.luv.ird and Soutlmanl, and ^-.n broad ; ami he is 
 able [(i bring 500000 Foot into ;h..' Field upon o. cnlinn. 
 His Dominions arc rich and t'l uitf I, btit keep all ni-..t ■ p 
 within thcmfelves, communicating w.th none of the aJj.a- 
 ceiit parts of Z'/./m. 
 
 Farther (I'll to th • rolhv.ii'd, bctwe-n C.-w.'.il and 
 Ciitiiifci, (Iretchcs out the Country of an'ther 'if thelc H f- 
 /'»;f Prince", joj Cofe 'onp, an>l i',o broad, tu. , .iueipal 
 City td'it Scieirx .'■ . This /{_■;'/( 's vallly ru h in (jold, ;iiul 
 is faid to have all hisd.omelliek Fiir:iit'ire of t'nr vakublo 
 Metal. The Coiii.try is fenile, -nd happy enough in its 
 .Soil, lu;t not nl-oget!icr fo in the Te;:if.'i- , f iis Climate, 
 the Winri-r hi'ielK'.ngeitrean'ly fl avp, and th.' Siuw^ fo 
 violent up ,11 the Moiimiliis, that the l'eoj>le, at that Sea- 
 fon, ate forced to re'ir/.j ilown iiit^ ihe Val'.es.s. 
 
 On the furth''r tide of the '!.i\<.:'S lies anoth-r l^tj.t, 
 
 whf-fi; Tcrrlti.ri'.'- ar,- fi l.irge. that 'ti'i I'.ct ngre-.'d whae 
 
 to li-. tlr; BimndN '.>' ;hem' : dn'-.v i.: hi; Ca] ita! City ; 
 
 ii-n'ry r.'ns li'ure f-.y ' Ilnfhv.iril, ahnolt as lar 
 
 ho'.'vcver, f.\v jI'ow him kfsthan j,co CoO 
 
 i 
 
 Bihc'i 1! .' 
 
 rcignty ; perhaps as much as a fn all Tribute mavcometo, length, and as mniiv ii> I ica.lih. It liehls a rreat deal of 
 which alio heinn withold withounlangerwhen he pli.-.iRs. ■ Mus':, and is a^ lilvral i;i theP..'di'.v'Hon of (, rain; it h.ts 
 
 About the Country ot Cu^in.it, lie three more of thele no Force of I'liphanr;, • "r no'- iini. !i of H ,'(!: in comj'n- 
 y^7V:';, that iland upon their own defence, againit the I ri'"ii ; tho' thole it ii'\'s ar.< r I are ;f a Noble Brce I f'-r ii,„f,5 s y-j 
 Mwi!. _ ^ p'le .mil Service and tin- U.'l' Mc r.iai:'-'.Ii;nbers in ihe Gum.. 
 
 Oneofrhcm istliat W.:.//.i bi.f.rc-mention'd, that makes World: So that ihi-. l'rl,.i,.-'i iiuia Fcrc,' c'Jhlids in his 
 fuch havoik up and down in the Country : This Prime Foi t, 3rd tin r.'in oerhaps nrv not 1 e m-.ich inlbriour to 
 " lhejUTO/hiu:fcif ' 
 
 "fill 
 
 Oihrii I )- 
 
 aiul tliolt: 
 p.f... 
 
 has Ibmetiiue appcar'd with a Bady of iwooooMen j as 
 particularly when he plunder d ('.imbayii. 
 
 The other two do (as he does) lie out of the reach of 
 the Ail ^;;/n's Forces, cither in impregnable Forts and Ca- 
 illes, or inaccelhble Mountains, orelfe in impalfablc Wd- 
 dernellis and Delaris. 
 
 One of them is reported, 10 have a Breed of Hcrles that 
 is not to be mateli'd again in all the Fall ; they are valued 
 each ilt I scco Roupies, aiiil are laid to be tar before the 
 /i.)W.i« Horl'es lor Iwitt Running ; and not only ki, but 
 they are ilrong to hold it tnj ; lo that a Man may ri«e 
 one of them almoll a full Ipeed, a wlmlcDay, and never 
 draw Bit : The /(.-/.! has (they lay) ico M.ires of this 
 Breed. 
 
 All .■'long the River Hfnc; Fafterly, lies the Country 
 '■of another great /^.i/^*, whofe chief City is r««-Hif 17 ,- He 
 is a very nughty Prince, and as it happens, a Subjeiil to 
 t!ie (if, .f .Moi;/// .- Out of his Coentry come va(l Qiianti- 
 riesof the hne /'/.'.!« Drugs, Spikenard, Turbith, Miias, 
 Kvb.i!s, Guiii-laik, Turpentine, Coilus, f^.-. 
 
 Bi t his next Neighbour, another i^<';<:, .as potent as 
 liimfelf, and more fecure by his Fence of Monntains, c- 
 
 To the Southward of this Ltd, a-thw.-.i c the St.'eams of 
 Ci'./h;;,'.', yon come int'i the Country of a /' -/.j vallly row- 
 erfil, both in Foot, l-lorf', and F.lephaijs, He ha's tlv; 
 greatelt Rarity and Trealure in Irs DominioiiS il,.it lii.'.:.t 
 allnrds, which Is the Old Rock of DlamonJ,, of which nimcpd 
 he makes no Imall ad\ aniage. RoJ., 
 
 And below him, amongit the Srreair-. of r7.;)j;..v, is 
 fe.ited a I'or^.iie Prince, of the Rate of the ancient* O.-.'.'y 
 Kings ; who puts the ^/ p«' to the c< iiltant Cluirgj and 
 Tnuible of ma'nta niiig a Fr 'ntler Army ; and all this 
 but jull for his own Defence : For he is net a' le lo reach 
 ihU l{,ii.i, who is as w.'ll defended agaiull hi'ii by the 
 I Hands and Branches of the G/:),'^e/, as the others arc by 
 their high Walls of Mountains. 
 
 Fro.n hence all along to the M tith of theH.vtrcs, the 
 \f<v,i</ commands wiLhtut Contioul or Difturl an-e ; only 
 at tile very Mouth it felf, there's a Gang of j'.'/f^".- -^c 
 Outlaws, that have the Prcteclion of a Fort, thatvaliic 
 no Prince, nornoLaw, nor n i Veople 5 but bid l,ng Dett- 
 ance to all, do what Mifchief they can, as they luive op- 
 portunity. 
 
 i-vi:- F 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 f 
 
 A Dijcowjc of the /^ fairs o/" India, and of the Trrceedings at the 
 Court oj the Cireat Mogul. IVritten by Capt. William Haw- 
 kins, and 'Directed to the Eaft'Fndia Company. 
 
 I 
 
 Cipt. 
 
 Kept Company with Captain Haling in his Voyage 
 as lar as D^.-iiJi, a Road in the North of Socctom in 
 the Ari-.hi-n Sea, at which place wc parted, he 
 purfuing his Voyage in the D/vj^om for BrtW.if;', and 
 luy felf in the llfihr for Sur.it. 
 """■ I came ihithtr /"siy?the 14th * ; and Iwving informed 
 ■""'"ihe (jovernourof mv Arrival, and the Charader 1 came 
 loos, in of h's Majelly's Endialfadour, I rcceiv'd his Compli- 
 ment and folemn Invitati.n to come alhoar, and had at 
 my Lauding an Flute itainment, that if all the rell had 
 bci'ii .tgreeable, wcuUl ha\c gncnme no Ciiufe to com- 
 plain. 
 ' Fis to be cbfervcd thai the Management of the Allliirs 
 
 of S« v:' l.iy in the Hands of two great Men; tho on« 
 Viceroy of the King of Ikcuti, who had cognii.tnce of .-.!1 
 Caulesth.at relate.! to Land Bulincfs and' Civil Govern- 
 ment ; the other Vicer-)-' of C,r,')./i,o.(, who rrelided over 
 the marine Arfairs. This was the perH.dious ,M e .tmic, 
 into whole Hands, Merchants, and. Sailors, and all that 
 are any thing :-i Kin to the Sea. mutl of "ecedity fall; 
 v\'irliont vvlioTi no Trade can be ell.ibUd.ed, nor any 
 Facf ry le Ictlcd in thrfe parts, and who does m .ill thele 
 Ma:te;s juft what pleaies himfelf .and is agreeable to his 
 jown Co c-ous and .' mFitioi..j Humour" No Man 
 ileemi'iB'v Ihidies more his I'rineesHnnoiir and Tnterelt 
 tlianhe, .'ud none minds ickfs ; no W.ui to appear.mce 
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 niorc 1,0) al, Hondt, ami Sinccr.-, and none ihat dai. 
 Pradicc ihi-fi VcrtiifS klk j a Man iha^ can k- Wile, K 1 .', 
 Triicand Jiiil 10 hinifclf aliinc, and m l)iort icmark.iWi- 
 only for li- ricf'Tnicnts and extraordinary ill 'i alitio-. 
 My CoiKcrnsfallinp \imicr lii^ C'ngiiiiancc, aii ' lie l-cinf; 
 ai ('amhtii when I Landed, I was torc'd tow r rill Or- 
 ders came from him Ixtorc 1 cmi d piocccd in ny Biili- 
 rtfs iho' in thf mean time 1 had \erv riul Treatment 
 from the "', her Vi< troy, and t!ie Promift-nf I 
 dcavours \\'{i\\ Mn'ckhan on my lithilf. Wl.cnliunc 
 twentv Days were expired, a Me'fenger came with a 
 I ctt'.T from this prc.it Man, wherein he };,ive me 1 icen>e 
 to land the Coods I had IrouKli'i •!'• a'Ui 10 Ini) n;(.re t' r 
 my ladinp this prch.nt V()\api; ; li'it as Mthel'dntot 
 a fmnre I'radi' and the fetljif, id' a I'.K'Kuy he couUi lay 
 iiothii'f; to that till he had IniEluT diders tioni Oourt. 
 And ilicii at ihc fame time he wrote to tlie chiirl Maiiai'cr 
 of the C'liliuniv tin.'er him iit '<in if, to biii'p a:l my 
 {•(hhIs into the I'iiMitk C'liltom Ijoiile, and fivure ihem 
 there till his Brother canie ; to ihnfe out Inch Pnrcub 
 as were n.olt lit foi the Kirj; as In; pretended, ihn' 'tis no- 
 thing lets than the Kinp's I'rotit they dclipn by all tlioi'' 
 Piai'l^ ces wiiji rmcipiers. 
 
 HoweuT ha\inp this I,:lK-rty I lirorpht mv Oooils 
 all.oar, pctt'iip in lomc eonlii;eralile<iiiantities ot'Money, 
 J hep.iii to lay it out upon Inch Commodities as arc 
 vendible at liumm and i'll.uh.ui, . nd wh:ihtlve (.'/i;;ci.if.' j 
 wi'h a preat deal of I'lOht laii-.c ihirlier for every Year. 
 1 accnmp'.inid the lading' ■> Barks with this ibrt of 
 
 Merchaiidi/e in a little till. .i>,.i noiit fomc Noite 
 
 and (ininiblinp from the A' " . ' its t i-.-Towii, who 
 iii.w I'cp.in to ii.ikc publick s. ■ iMain.-iOi iT.c.asa Perl'on 
 that had iindirmiii'd ihcm in iii .1 .nollpro.' -i. '? Trade, 
 and craftily fnatch'd a pood part of their Au.,' ,.ape out 
 of their lJaiid<. But foi' all this having Licence from the 
 higher Powers to Shipand Coods I had boupht, 1 madu 
 Kildto lend them .iway, tho' as it prov'd, in the moll un- 
 lucky time ill the W'oiidformy fell, and the iroll proper 
 to graiitie the Spite and Malice of the Merchants. For 
 _ , . the uext Uay I liad news that both the Barks were taken 
 ijjf,-, (,y,',n. With all the Men and Goods by the /'nr/MjH-^r, and that 
 Ttritt'iu. not without leveral Grounds of Sulpicion that the chief 
 Men I hadiiitrulled in them, were guilty of a treacherous 
 Corrcfpondeiice with the Hncmics. But the truth of the 
 Matter w.is, Tlut an a'.iloKitc Plot was fonti'd for the 
 betraying of them into thcH.mdsof the JV/^t^i/r-f by 
 M'.'cieiio-jrt, and the Pious Jcf.iitcs of his Club ; and the 
 "'^Rcafon why I was delayed fo long before I could have 
 . Orders to lade and difpatth, was. That the Veflels might 
 hit to go out jnft at that time that the Po fajw^f were 
 read) to fwalliw them »ip. And under this Misfomme 
 'twas in vain for mc to make Complaints, or fo much as 
 attempt to feek any redrefs. Shou'd I apply my fclf to 
 Mrciet'd-.vif He was the tiril .Spring and grand Author 
 of the Mifihicf ; and to ask there for help, had been 
 couning a Knave to right the Wrongs done by himfclf, 
 and bcpinp a PlailVer from the malicious Hantls that 
 gave thu Wound. As for the Pof^/.yif thcmlelies that 
 did the Injury, when I demanded SatisfadVion, I had no- 
 thing but fcorn and fpite, ill words and railing to make 
 me amends. Ir was :o no puipolc for mt to alledge His 
 Majcllies Authority and Commillion, by which 1 was 
 cmpowcr'd toadl in thofc pans, with the bad Cnnfe- 
 qncnccsof fuchAdtsof Hottility as thefe were in pro. 
 cueing a War b«wccn the two N-itions. For as tor His 
 ^•'^ 'Tfer Miii<:'t'" CommiiTion they valued it not a Farthing, «nd 
 »'"v"sa! ^hc^ affirm'd he ought not to hai e fcnt bisSubjcds there 
 tijfiaion. without leave from the King of Pnn/^/?/, who was th'. 
 riphtfel lordof thole Seas; and then with all the ivSan- 
 ners .ind good Breeding peculiar to that civil People, they 
 exprefsd themfclvcs concerninf- my Prince at fuch a rate, 
 as if he had been indeed little better than one of thofeFih- 
 crmen if whom they fcardaloufly laid that he wasKinp. 
 This was their Character of the K«?''yfcMen, beci.ufe 
 thev li\c inanllland; b t there is (till a l)ettcr Realim 
 ( tho' no good one to them ) why the Euglijh Ihould he 
 call'd Fiiiicr-mcn ; and that is, bccaufethey have gene- 
 rally fuch good Fortune upon the Waters, and drag fo ma- 
 ny Si-ani/': and Pott li'ij;^' Ships within the reach ol their 
 Nets. And the only touvfe that 1 cou'd take under thole 
 Affrontito vindicate the Honour of my Prince, and Coun- 
 try ( fiiice 1 cou'd not do it in a more publick way ) 
 was to offer to do it bvmy own Sword, and to return the 
 Traytorand th''Villain tothc I'ecthof the iniblent l't,itu- 
 Tue\e Capta n,with a Challenge to anfwerme in llic Field, 
 "tut ilicy it fcems had more mind to difpatch n.c with(jut 
 iig of the Ceremony of a formal Combatc, aiic 
 
 Treacheries of 
 
 U^ 
 
 ibchan, (re. 
 
 eh* Plot 
 Mttrtlikin 
 *'d lh« Jc- 
 
 c\.aent, Iveaufe all the ways were cominiially IkIci by 
 ^lii-m, f. th.v 1 hardly dareil ro ftir nut of doors ; aud f''™^ivi 
 iwa. impodibie for n.cn obey the call of BuliHcfs wuli- "'*""^ 
 out the m.liiifcltH.uni-ds of my 1 ile, by that barbarous 
 Crue, tli.it w.iited I'.t an opportunity to Sacrifice me. 
 llicv ue;e lo iii.vl iifon this I'" ign,' that they came a 
 whole Bi iIn of iliem in open m«.in..rto a Feall, (where I 
 '.v.is Jiuitcd) asking for me in plain 'Ferms, intending 
 belt Fn- 1 without all di<ubt tn have my held to bring up the rear of 
 D.ll.e-.at the 1 able. Hii.- here was a'l ///.'.'.I'l Captain that 
 llood my IrienJ with lis (.'ompany loliichgood Purpole, 
 that the /'m//,; ;' Burt'-Ci ats wire flad to nuke olf witU 
 lliiuelull, and for ouj'lit 1 know, it h.id been the l.itt 
 Fe.ill- lomeof iliem woii'il ever liaveliccii at. Nay, thry 
 did not b.ulli 10 bcLt fp-m.illv, and alfault llio'lliiilc 
 where I lived; and a^ if I h.ul bten lliiiie very odiou* 
 IVrlcn, whom the Chilli li had ciiisM and crnlipn'd over 
 into the H.iiids of ilie l:xeciiii(!ners of her Sentence, 
 they came with a P.ielt at the Head of the Troops, i-] 
 cravi; a f'i|e:lin;; upon the Atiempis, to inijiire the Soul- 
 iKrs w.tli Coi rage and Relblut.on, and take care of the 
 .Sou's that Ihould be lent away in this godly lintcrprize. 
 And to give thole Pious Fathers their due, they had their 
 Hand and peculiar Intlneiue in every Plot that was 
 ''orm'd apainlt my I ife aud I il>crty. When tlie rcll of 
 iiiv Adverl.ircs wure dull and iii'jiilereni, they wou'J 
 mfiife new warmth and vigour into them, rouZeiip their 
 deeping Ma'ic.- and Revenpe, and prompt them to 
 \choii wirhtl-.e r.tnoll Dilipence. And if ihey hapned 
 to be a: a (lead lifr for a Plot, the never failinp liuention 
 ol the jeluits vvcn'd be I'lire to help ilieiii out with one. 
 NVhrir Iv'ivvien ihe he.itof the Clin .-te, .iiul the inward 
 Fircf.f ihelr own Rape and lealoiill,', their W.is were 
 tliro' I'hly warmed, and their Hr.-iiiscrcwded w.tli brisk 
 volatile Spirits lii to work i poii liie line Arts of Intrieguc. 
 'I hey are not dull in any pan of the \\'orlil, lur ever to 
 be (harped wiih Poverty and Haiiiunels of Fancy in 
 Matters of this kind. But here their Flevaiion was ex- 
 traordinary, ilieir Fiiphts lii:e .iiid laptuious bc\on(i 
 Coniparifen ; ihey did nm think, bur were tranfportcd 
 into happy Thoughts and Coinrivaiires, they plotted by 
 Infpirntion. 
 
 I found It a very hard task to efcapc all th; Snares and 
 Ward olf the feveral Blows thefe Men and their Inllru- 
 meiits made at mc. There were li) many that pretended 
 to my Lifeone way ororher, that 'twas become a very 
 difficult matter to keep it, and I had defended it fo long, 
 that now 1 began to prow weary. But belidcs all thefe 
 things the Injuries I fiidain'd by Mhr^bh.ui in the Mat- 
 torsof Tr.ade and Dealing were I'j foul and unprofitable, 
 that I thought t high rime to repairto Court and feek for Th? vir, 
 JulUcc and Redrefs (as well as ilie dilpatch of mv B;i(i- '"' ■"•"•'• 
 ncfs) at the Kings own Hands, linee 'tw'.is impoiiible to ''■'"' 
 ha'c cirlur fivim ihs vile Minilkr. for he took what 
 (jooilshe pUas'd, and at what Rates he p'eas'd.ar.d wou'd 
 pay me for tlieui when he thought lit. and as long as anv 
 thing choice ai'd pood lallcd, 1 had Icnie (,f liisFiatterics 
 and dilfemblinp, Smiles, but afterwards cou'd git neither 
 good Wcrds nor Money. \.^\xm this Ucre I lay 1 refol- 
 ved tor ^',",'.1, and therefore in plain Terms demanded his 
 1 iceiicc and Letter to the King for that purpole. This 
 wasaRequelt w Inch he cmi'il not forlhame deny,.Tnd there- 
 fore was f.re'd to yield to ir ; yetta fl.ew his prod Will to 
 n:e in the Cale, herelusd to let m.' have any (iianl to 
 coiiduiit ir.e thither, that fo it mipiit be the ealier t'er ir.c 
 to be knock d in the Head by the w.iy. Win fe fritndl.- 
 Advice this came alioutby may ealily beguels'd, and will 
 appear by after C'lrcumltaiKes; but however with or 
 without his Ciuard, to ,;■;/,( I refolved 10 go, and for 
 /■f^'.r I prepared. 
 
 Having in purfuance of this IX-lign entrvilted one off',''," "'if'* 
 my Company with the overfight an.l inanapemcnt of Bu-fii .<('j, 
 linefs at .i.'ir/W in my abl'ence, I pro iiied 3 Troop of'"' '"'■ 
 Hirle of fome 40 or ^o belidcs lomc Siiot and Bows "'"'''■ 
 »vhich I hired i from one of the Vice-roy of /Jr.vj'.'s Cap- 
 tains. 
 
 The Horfe I had were all (-"..'/A;);.' who are a very ^al-^''[,^""," 
 liJiit People and much feared in tliofeptris; And 'twas 
 very well that I was lb provided, linee all'o in ail likely- 
 hood I had been inttreepted in my {(■uvrcv. For .'iiei'i.v ...; -i 
 l'(>tiifuc\c had laid a Trap for me in the Province < iCru- '■'■'> '-'^ 
 h by an In.li.u! I{ijn whoCommaiidei! tl<er..\ and was rea- ct«.,"u. '.. 
 dy by their Inftigation to have fallen upon tnc w.ili loo '.i' .n- n- 
 Horfe : But thcTcrrourof my i'.n.-.ns kept /liin a: a""' 
 diltaii'e, lo that we pa,>'d wiihoet any iliiti'i' iiiice. In 
 the Prov iiiccvf 0.ii».i (ihr.i' part of whiili I p.iisd iicxi) Uw. ]'r> 
 I cfeap'd a More formid.dile beeaule a n.ore lecivt an.l * '■ 
 Irddcn Uaiiper ; and the Inltrumeiit of my Pre 
 
 If 
 
 any thing ot the Ceremony of a 
 
 thought It a lurer way to PilVol or knock me 'otlie Hcai 
 
 in the next place they met mc, ihsn leave the Maner to | was iiiy uruiiWnCo.iehirantl-o' I'l.'Lwdly aiMiiill h's W- 
 ifceliiucoii aWuel. And that this was their UcJign'ii'fhii fcUow wi> lureu wWunhej lut Ly die v.-*,,a!.d hail 
 
 lit 
 
 I Crtwft tti 
 
 :hap.KlV 
 
 in all prnlvak 
 BTiade him te 
 and of (Iron 
 Men, he let 
 came the PI 
 was very hi 
 been Exccut 
 our Travel, 
 But tho' the 
 oDCstliat hat 
 
 ['>^6""J manorBrol 
 
 muiincr (lira I ■ 1 
 
 »Mhi.->.ix. employ.! ii] 
 
 .nceomplilhtl 
 
 to do by .1 ^ 
 
 ir, but the 
 
 FIcad to prev 
 
 tfot becaul'i 
 
 oiher way. 
 
 \wn Very 1: 
 
 Delign.liiice 
 
 foie i no lei's 
 
 Priloiier to 'i 
 
 Chief PrieiVs 
 
 innocent Bloi 
 
 But after ; 
 
 of the ]'/iitiii 
 
 Pie very faitli 
 
 I'afely at B rt>. 
 
 i Dcciti. by u I 
 
 I kind 1 ettero 
 
 I fill Adillance 
 
 favourable P 
 
 thro' niniiv 1) 
 
 a Miiiiths 'Ir 
 
 My enirai 
 
 L, ^t"! '^■'^^""* '"-'J '" r 
 
 fn. King ; and w 
 
 time, till 1 h.i 
 
 publick Appe/ 
 
 jtfty fendiiip I 
 
 our. and brinj 
 
 th.it could be. 
 
 , I'eing introi 
 
 **K«c|.«on any I'rcfetit 
 
 ' /lift fj ,1 .III h; 
 
 ^ purpole I W.1 
 
 I ce,rrce-.of R< 
 
 teJ or hoped i 
 
 M\ Prince's 
 
 H.iiids, rcichi 
 
 fr"iii the Ib.ti 
 
 ,i Kiiav e of a] f 
 
 ;| tended to lind 
 
 f enough, yet hi 
 
 no noti.,e of w 
 
 In IliiTt ho pi 
 
 wou'd grant a 
 
 more too if it 
 
 that M.cclcl.i, 
 
 I Ihould hav e J 
 
 ken 10 prevent 
 
 Narioii for the 
 
 Anil in pu: 
 
 :.;W /Kt".'' <-'"i"''i'i't" that 
 .Jimci ..ii ihf (b iCl charge tc 
 ■|fhlinfilic/,y,',^ and as he 
 
 *""''■ Duty .and Loy; 
 it, particularly 
 ;( mand. 
 
 I But belides thi 
 
 I the good Forte 
 
 I own private .Sc 
 
 hardly ever be. 1 
 j For His iMnjel 
 
 I Tongue, and li 
 
 I his IJeliphtti I 
 
 I and ll.^ne had 
 
 I Midrcflis. 
 
 i VV'e went cvc 
 
 ly rf '.,;.'.'..,.,', 
 that into thefe 
 of, but '.ever it 
 h.id it fi ,ui me 
 picasdhm to 1 
 engage me lohii 
 thf Illicit tempi 
 lll;oi;lii liavc a 
 fii'it eiu'oiirageiv 
 will hisFa\'-nr 
 the liioll periwa 
 
i^ib.TljHchap. XIV. Capt, Hawkin s'i bntertainment ~by the Mogul, &c. 53 
 
 ly IkU". by ^ 
 
 mcfs vtiili- 
 c lurb^rouk 
 icrificc me. 
 icy c.imc a 
 IK (whcro I 
 i, iiiti'mling 
 ilic nar ui 
 L'.»l>!.iiiitliat 
 loii I'mpok', 
 ko <iif wiiU 
 ■iiii iIk' l.id 
 Kav, tlu'j 
 ; the II. iilL- 
 \ciy odioiu 
 nlif'.n'il ()\iT 
 ■r .Scntciiic, 
 : T roiipN, v> 
 X the Soul- 
 
 caiv of thi: 
 
 Lntcrprizo. 
 y had ihcii- 
 It tliat was 
 
 tlic rdt ot" 
 ilioy wou'J 
 \x7.c lip ilkir 
 pt tlicin ti> 
 ilicy li.ipncd 
 11^^ liuciitiuu 
 lilt vvirli (inc. 
 
 tlic inward 
 
 W.is were 
 I w.tli brisk 
 jf Intricguc. 
 
 IK r eicrto 
 ol l-'aruy in 
 ion was cx- 
 oiis bc)oml 
 
 tiaiifportcd 
 y plotted by 
 
 c Snares and 
 llicir Inlliu- 
 lat pretended 
 (line a very 
 d it fo lonfj, 
 OS all tlielb 
 ill the Mat- 
 inpri'^itaMc, 
 ind llvklOrThr Vli-j 
 it' niv IV.di- "'■ ■*"'■ 
 roiliive to 
 took what 
 ,nr.d woii'd 
 !oiip as any 
 lis Flatteries 
 pit neither 
 lay 1 relol- 
 iiiandid his 
 pole. This 
 „ind there- 
 Will to 
 (ii a;\l ti) 
 ier tcr me 
 le tViir.dK- 
 il, and w.ll 
 Willi or 
 and for 
 
 If.*, li. 
 
 ted 
 
 of 
 
 C.iiiii!'K.» 
 
 em of Bu-fii><('j. 
 
 'l'r«.p of'';:^' ^'>- 
 
 and Bows 
 ■cniii Cap- 
 
 . P./;m... r.' I 
 very \al-s,ui„..., 
 \iul 'twas 
 ail likely- 
 l-'or .'he I'li-vc- -,' 
 
 ' v.a.s tiia- „c,, ,„ ,.,. 
 
 ■ W.lIi lOOM .Ik! il- 
 
 xitin at a'**' 
 .iiiee. Ill 
 
 Alsd nCXl) O'W- !'r> 
 
 I'eCivt an.l*'^ 
 
 ref^ixr.n'.n 
 
 nlllrsSV.r. 
 
 vA,.ai,dl!a.l 
 
 ii\ 
 
 Men, he 1« his Tongui , ., 
 
 came the Plot before he was aware .1 his dnink.ii Iiiot his 
 was very luckily tim'd for me, licicc ihethinp, wastohave 
 been Executed the ii'xt Mornini; early, whin we bepaii 
 (iurTra\el, whieh is always two Hours beloie Day. 
 Buttho'the liiile Villain would not difeuver the creat 
 oue-iluthad engaged hm in this Work, ns my TitiIi 
 jorfjn'* minor Broker did, confe/Jing that he alio was a Tool 
 lV'"h'w!iremp'oyd upon the fame Uclipn, and h.td undertaken lo 
 ' ' .-iceoinplinith.it by Poifon, whiih tlieoihcr had promisd 
 
 to do by a Stab. '1 hat Mccnivh.ni had hired them to do 
 it, but the Jeluite I'itieiio had put tins IJelipn into his 
 He.id to pre\ ent my Comp'aints at C'nnit. Ilnre they could 
 not beuuile of niyCh«raCUT pr tend to Uop iie aiu 
 oiherway. And 1 doubt not bi i the lather w.ni'd have 
 Kin very l.'.icral tothefe .Men, had they exee.it.cl ilieir 
 Delipn.linee he bid an exrr.tordinary I'r eef ir n eoiiee be- 
 f'.iie ; no lefs liir.n ^Ocoo Rials of 8 to h.ive me f nt awav 
 Pnloiicr lo'i.iwM" ; .i Rate far Uyimd that whieli tli' 
 Chiel PrlelU and Phanfas cier preicnded to pi\e tor 
 ini.oieni Blond 
 
 But after ail tlicfe D.fSi ulties iin.ler the pood Coiubie^ 
 
 of the V.ittf.yi, whoclear'd the way licfore ine, and did 
 
 Pie very faithful .ind loiiimendable beruce. I arrived 
 
 lately at B rf»r/>''r the ilicn relidenee i^f tli- Viee-roy of 
 
 Drew, by svlioiii I was nobly i-nt r auied. 1 had his \ery 
 
 kind l.ettcrof Conimeiuiation to the King, and all need- 
 
 .j fill Allillancc for my Journey to./^..i ; to wliiih place a 
 
 ;•' f'a\oi-.raMe Prinideiue and pood Ciiiide, broui'.ht me 
 
 thro' ninnv Uanpcrs and threatninp Mifehiefs, after near 
 
 a Months 'Irawl in the Pml'peCl of them. 
 
 My entrance into the City was not (nor could not it 
 
 ':^'""^",^' feenis bej lb priv.ite, but notice was pr.'fently I'iven to the 
 
 l'»!' ' King; and wheiiasl h.id a Uelign to be imcij'nito ti.ra 
 
 ',; ' time, till 1 had put my I'elf into a polture h r a more 
 
 publick .Appearance, I was utterly prevented, His Ma- 
 
 jitty fendiii); fe' eral Trnops of Horfe and I'oot to lind nx 
 
 our and brmp me to CouiT in the moll Pompons manner 
 
 S that could be. 
 
 ? I'cing introduced to his Prefence f the' I came without 
 
 ;)|ri*Ktpii3o any Prcfent woith his acceptance, his pooti Servant 
 jnCouu. ;,f,,, f. ./.ID having lobb'd me of what 1 delign'd for this 
 purpolc I was receiv'd with uncommon Honours and 
 derive-, of Ril'pciif, fuch as 1 cou'd no way have concei- 
 ted or hoped for. 
 
 Mv Prince's 1 eitcr he received from mc with his own 
 1 H.inds, reachint; it out to that end a comlidcrable wav 
 
 ' fi-'Ui the (bue'y 'Ihroiie he fate on ; and tho' an old 
 
 i Kna\eof .t] fuite tha' Itotd there bv to interpret it, pre- 
 
 ti tended to hiid fault v< i h ihi- Ityle of it as not refpedful 
 
 enouph, yet he h-.mfelf was very well pleas d, and took j 
 no noti'.eof what w.;s inlimiarcdby the llanderoiis Prielt. 
 Jn llurt h^ pn^telled in a molt filcinn manner that he 
 wou'd grant all the Contents of th-' King's I ctter. and 
 mi re too if it were demanded. That as he underltood 
 that .'.fr- (■/./.)»/ had alnifed mc, |i) he wou'd take care 
 I llinuld have Sati^tael'on, and fonie courfe flioidd be ta- 
 ken lo i>revent the like ill Treatment ( f me or any of my 
 Nation for thefutere. 
 
 .And in purfuanco of this, he prefcntly difpatch'd a 
 C'oiirierto that perfidious Minilter at Su .-t, gi\ing him a 
 c ItiiOt charge to deil Jultlv and Favour.ably with the /.'i^- 
 kthit nrilit/^;,.^ and as he valued his Favour, or pretended to :.ny 
 H'l''' Duty and Loyalty to him, that he ihould lakccarc to (liew 
 it, particul.irly by a puniftual Obedience to this Com- 
 mand. 
 
 But belides thefe Favours.upon the publirk Account,! had 
 the pood Fortune to enioy many very iipnal ones upon m\ 
 own pri\.ite Scoic.Attcr I had on e been at Court.l could 
 hardiv ever be lit rell for MetTengers to bring me thither : 
 For His iMajelty vnderltanding very well the I'ml^'lh 
 Tongue, and liiuliiir meto Ipeak that freely, 'iwould be 
 his IJelii'htr > lit and r.tlk n-th n-.eboth Night and day ; 
 and none had more of h.sCompany than I, except his 
 MiltieHes. 
 
 We went overall the " iuiiis of /iciv/ie, and particular- 
 ly of 'nj .'.-■/..', and the hdjovnin!'. Countries ; and after 
 that into the . f c':-hJ ■', a hieh he had heard foiiie ivports 
 of, but '.ever rcre v'd ans conip'e.it .Satisfaift'cn, till he 
 h.id It n 01 me V ho had been in ;h fe parts. Thete things 
 plras'd h m to th.ir degree, that he began to plot how to 
 cnpapeme tnhun f rcur and in order to it, made me 
 the molt ten-pt n;^ k)tVers he c .uld pn-.libly think on. 
 1 Ihoulil have a certain Stipend of -.ji.to . prr /tr. for iny 
 firit eneonragcmcnt and this Ihoulo le encri.as'd together 
 wi:h hisFav 'urevery Year. i<ut f.inh.'r(.ind whieh "was 
 the molt pcrlw,tiivc Arguincn: to ;» Man that v.ilucd the 
 
 >[\i; *(«;!.. 1 
 
 p. 'n thefeConHdcrarioniborh out of l)in\ to the Pub- 
 Ink, and Refpeift to my fed, 1 thought it necclfary to 
 comply Willi his Delirc. But notwirhltiiiiding I was thuv 
 ,' to all appearance ) fecurely polted iin.ler theProreiiV'oii 
 of f> great a Prince, and in fi h.'-ha Deiveepoinisdof 
 hisl-avnurteo; I found bv ni.'.nv iiipleaiant FNper'.niccs 
 I was ni.tgiit iH'vond vena'ioiiand diituibaine, nor out of 
 the re.ieli of I'lieinies, lor now the M'- . v,,;-i.i bejiauio 
 fwell w til rape .md envv ihat a Chriltuin Itould be 
 ]i'.-ired li) mar the Kini; ; ami the fr'r.'i. : and /' ).• ; (.-- 
 wireiio lelstheii Hark mad that I ha. I Hown aUac all 
 ihrirloilsi'ul Snares ini) lo felt and ealie 3 Nelt in ihe 
 very Ceture of ili- Court. The N'ciAs th.'.t it w.ns f>, 
 Ipread all nUiiit the Couirry, to (hm, lo.Vd.ic, and 
 wherever there w,is any of that Cattle to be found. 
 '\iid tins let them all molt biifily atwuil:; ihe |efuiiei 
 nep Cv'K'd then Jevi tion an I raek d their Urains Night 
 and l'a;>, tli.y made Confederaeies, they lent iJifpatch 's 
 from oiiepi.ie.'toaiii tliei. they con' u! ted 1 lell to remove 
 inc and work voy overthrow. They brilMl ^lrc"i:'\iii, r.>r K..l'r.. 
 theirold Iriend and Brother in thefe V'ibainies, towriie a''-'""."" ^^ 
 Letter to the Kine up n thisSiibjed; tf) repivlent toliiin J'^Ym™ '' 
 the dangerous Conleouciicesif the Lilicrties and Fa\oursli ;\ t ..n 
 he had vouihf.ifid tu t'le /J »/.;//•, and the Reports that'-''"' 
 went current abread of the llelipn we had of leizing 
 I'ome of his Ports when our Shippin" came. But ihe 
 King (asyct kind and cei'.ltant giving no credit to this 
 1 itter 'tho" 'iwas leionded vith anoiher to the fame pur- 
 pole from thoViee-roy of i.',) ihey fell into the lalt 
 e\irem;iy of rage and madnefs r i.e Dif.ippointnent ; 
 and now coiicludcil, llnee I wa'. . m. n tX'ltacle, and 
 nothing elfe cou'd Ix; perfcrm'd to .' inoi me out of the 
 way by the old Cnthjlick Method of ' oifoninp. They 
 began with lemcof my Servaii. one c which rhev 'ent 
 into iheother world ; and hndiiig bv my own gr>wing 
 indilpolition, that w.is fo like to fol'ow i^uickl af'er, 
 r plainly told the King the Circumltanees of extre.wi 
 Oangei i was in. I'pon this he refently lent for the 
 JeCiits and bid them loi k to it, lince if t died by any 
 thing of an extrnor linary i af alty th.at afforded the leall: 
 ground for Sufpicion, they iild e\er\ Man pay for'r 
 with their Lives. After thl^ lieing at lome ijuiet, I foli- 
 citcd the compleating of I lis Maiefty's Fa'our, with re- 
 lerence to our 'I rade and F.iiftory at .Vwr;, whither I 
 had obtain'd lea<c to go in Perlijn vvth hisComuiidion 
 now ready for me. But the chief V'lZier, an implacable 
 lineuiy to all ("hrii'i .aiis .md in t'.ie lame Interelt with 
 A/.1 if.r; ■)/aridtheJel'ni:s inlinuaied ti'theKiu" fecial In- 
 conveniences and 1 \mpers. wliiih he pret.-nded wt ai'd . er- r\): kiuVi 
 t.iiify follow mv going thtli, r; b\ which iiiear.s my '■ i"""''"i' 
 Journo) was Itopp'd, and the Comuuiri in was fent l,y 'sm ti)i/ij-.jr. 
 aik ther Hand, tho' as full and cifeiibialto all the P.irpofcs 
 of our Belinelsas c.iuld po.li'-'lvbc delired. 
 
 A litt'c before it came, our Ship tlie .''. -.vVii was un- 
 happily caft awav there, and the Men tho' l'a\ ed were 
 forbidden by the Barbarous A h-t'chfn lo conie into the 
 City cf Sr-r, ^^ here onh thev coi Id expect: to find 
 Friends and Relief in their Diitrefs. But his .\lajefty 
 upon my Complaint lent freih vJrders to that ill natur'd 
 Man, wli' fe carriage now he I e|.!nn highly to relent, 
 to take all thofe poiir Seamen into the Ciry a:i«l ule them 
 
 i 
 
 kindly, ami 
 
 •lyfo, b'.i: to ufc h:s I eft endeaveursf) 
 
 
 five all the Cioods of the.Shi]' too if it were poflib! 
 
 Bclidesthis bei'ig furrounded on every fide with the Cries 
 
 andCoinplaints of hisSul jei'fs upon the horridlnjultiec and 
 
 /'yraiiny of that Minifter, he could no longer defend 
 
 himfe'.f againtt them, but was forc'd to fend fir hm up 
 
 to Court, there t.> anfwer the Crimes laid to his Charge. 
 
 And iho' he made his App.'aranee there W'th all his ill 
 
 gotten Goods and Wealth, the Ftfeifts of many Years 1 x- 
 
 toriion, Oppred'ion and Che.it'i.p, amopplt which alio I A/„,,j,ij, 
 
 Ihew'd the King the things 1 .letipnMfor a Prelent to lis ^o: .■.■.ni.l 
 
 Maielty ; yet bv the indnltrious C.ire and .'Application of " ,. ''"i" 
 11-1', I 1 ■ , ^ ,- 1 , .- '^'1 C.oni 
 
 his ir.eiids, he pot clear again, lieing onivionhnii for, in,, .uAz 
 
 a time and fo obiip'd to pny his Debts and make Refti- igiuii hi n. 
 
 tution. It had l>een h.i;-] v fr the '■■■''/'■' Nation had 
 
 thisTra\tor f 'hen in fi fair a way fort ) been brmght 
 
 to a delervcd Punilliment ; but initead of 'hat \v was re- 
 
 Itor'd tohiso'd I'laee .•.;«! Preferniercs again and refen'd 
 
 as it feems for a far-'i.r plague ro us in O' ertu'ninp t.he 
 
 faireft Pr t'pe>its and Deligns that perhaps escr w ll be 
 
 fonn'd in that C-;Untre. 
 
 B»t 01 proceed with oir Aff.nirs, th"' the King'-: Co-n- 
 
 maud h.id obi ig'd Vf,..-, ./.-. >. (very nv.xh ngainii hi.ovvn 
 
 inclinations) to be Jutt and Monc.V to his Crediois yet I 
 
 coiiil not be fo happy as tu obtain ihcBeuolit of that: 
 
 Order 
 
:^4. 
 
 ■' ' ' ' '■ -- — — . - I-- — - 
 
 'i he o^ix^x Inconjh'hy, &:c. 
 
 OrJiT in tlio I'.i 
 111* \\w PilVr.i 
 
 •i ' I 
 
 t:| 
 
 1 ' ' • 
 
 i 
 
 M 
 
 t: \ I 
 
 ] ra\nurt cf ''v Dtlt rwing to irc. 
 i\d 1 ar.prr li:ul l^rt Iwi-cmul rnr 
 II i''M'i"il liim Pi.i' |ft 4"'' ^f •''""' "Ut 1 t Prill II ilic 
 vc'-- lit: ciltliRii r." Ki.ivc .Til Clicat 'h. t ho writ in. 
 KovciiM iiiMlvr t'.«> iiu' mv Mop y nor ulUronu- the 
 r.nr.iitli.i; lu- hull laU-n tn':ii tret niMl'iT iou\i I (cr 
 liny pr.lio.'it t*' Sat^'r!**. n t' K- n-.-»l< im-. upM» a 
 (l'W ll,:;'licnii!il'ronil.,-iiAl I'liiturif* wcuiM h.ivo Iit\M 
 ihi'imii. \ihI 'l s rcrf.i '1 iliar tliin mull hi' c Ut) all. it 
 » luilrot .rir.li. '.c\l Jultuc. fiht Kin^'..,ml pi: ,i I'cliliVf 
 Ci.li Ini- iMvii'Ciit ; iifA lift.iiiliui', wliii'i the Inhilcl 
 cutot:" a };"<'d {-art ot' in; Vi'.\, anJ aluuJ me inco 
 All "I ./.'ft. 
 
 Hi t ihis w.-.s a very '.f.rnnfidif.il'lel)anMfc in coinpa- 
 rifonwiih ili.n wliii'i i-nn.kly tMllowal nl'icr. Fur lu.w 
 Madif.ii, W nn at lull I I'.-cnv .npain, thi' lifiiil'*, he 
 ;V^/'Mf ,-'• .11 J Ik' t'l'll t(i thi' old Traill' cf Wotting vi'h 
 the I'tirolk Vij'diir xiid l)i!i|'Cf.ti'. Ard that m w thi-\ 
 v.* tv(i|jM,„ipl,[h:i\c.il. diliiid fmii.l'\ and .u one llrokc r.irrv 
 txixiM. ,|,^||.l>.,iitloroMTi the Mamrwa'iloor.lcr'd.that a I ct- 
 terll.iin'd ionic troinihcVce-ruy of (...rtto 10111^1.1111 it 
 lui .\'.i|ilt iMiuouin>',in;', il"-' ''.',/;/'. a"'! '" 'I'^'w how 
 illtlicKii.f, < f Coi/.f/tn-k It .11 his Hands. And .it the 
 lame tine fonie Mer> lianis were iii.ide to ionic in .ind gi< c 
 their Kiidence hi;\v im'i li tluy h.id fiilfet'd in iheir Tr.ulc 
 and lii lincfsnponilK Ai-^immf the Kwii'y'' that were 
 in his .\hieltie< Pons It r whole f.ike ihc /'cfi,/; r,.' 
 wcn'd r.ut I'crn it them to lu^ e ftcc e!;ii fs and legri lit .it 
 tluir*. , , , 
 
 Thcfc n-aiiciofs Inliniation«Ki(k d by a ih.intaMc 
 ThiKlrg If- .Speech of M,.rfbJ!'''t to the fjnie pinp'lc fo eHi'.;b'ally 
 i..ko lu wnniiht upi.ii the Kinp th.it Ik- nu.te loil his C'oi Ham y ; 
 iJlil" '^ rcpi .lid In-. I"( riiu , Cran-. and j-.iv c Or.'ers tliat the l:>if,- 
 ' lijl' llould Ik i; fl'id.Irn Ins Ports for c\er. Bnt twas not 
 loiiR iKfote a Utter Humour and note tool and folier 
 li.m^'htv pr< liuied an Order iinitc eonirarv to this .igan ; 
 rc-ellaliiiiird us ill the enjoyment i f our fcmier Privile- 
 ges, and made the Kinc as nnieh our Friend .is he was at 
 tirll. Ihiswas afnddentho'aconifnrtaWcChangc; and 
 as "twas only the EHViit of the Al.f.nic of ovir tncmies 
 aiul a (light Pn'fciul mailehini fo I doubted the houndatioii 
 andCaufe, was too mean and poor to produce any thing 
 of a noble and laHinp Etfedl. And my Prcfapes were 
 jult and true ; for the King being now pot into this 
 changeable Humour, did nothing clfe bnt alter his Mind 
 and go from one Refilution to another. 
 When the Jcfuits wr:r to him and prcfcntcd him.thcn he 
 woi.'d be for turning I's out of hij Kingdom, and calling 
 Ji''"'<*ft»"intheCommiiIionforour fettlcmertof Trade : And txr- 
 haps the next time I ori' rd to petition him, all Ihould be 
 right and well apan, ind the '•:«?/'/'■' the mott wclcr.iiie 
 People to him in thi- World Nolefsthan three or tour 
 times were our hopes thus rais'd, and as many times funk 
 into tlie loweft delpair : ilivs often did he do and undo; 
 ruin and recover us, luffer f ntiments (if Kindnefs and 
 Difpleafuie towards us to rule and adt him by turns. 
 However at laft our iiidefaiipable Adierfaries earned the 
 l\iy from us ; the Poifen of the Jefuites fcour'd him be- 
 yond .ill Recoverv by Prelents or any othc." Means. 
 His lall Relolutions were againll cur '1 rade and Scttie- 
 
 mcM in his Coi-ntn j and I my iV'f Ir cotnerf and n. 
 
 lel M b him w«> lefito mv I .' ertv e' her to yo or llay, 
 .is I ple.is'd. Ami thflrmh 'm i«, thgr n niypnat 
 Teii;|>tition to Hay theic, w.,« ilie 1 Irpe* and Pr. !'• i' 'I I 
 iu.l of di inp inv Coi.Mtry l.iiie (icx d Vm.c ; fo wjun 
 rii.id lolkthofeH. pe»,lli.id < o lin.,i| Kealini to'e g'.id 1 ft 
 Dill harpe For belidi stliconinual Dinger* that threat. 
 111x1 my I ife inaC'oiinu. v.hire fo litlU- Hoiio' r, Ho. 
 nelly or any f rt of Vernic \« as naOM'ed j I lud no L'harm 
 at all toliind ne to this pi. lo from the I iolioi nand Piv - 
 lits which his Majel^y pro,i is'd to heap u|Hjn n c. ' I ii 
 true, I was c.illfd the /.*t'/ Ciianorloid. hut the Ti- 
 t'e wanted 1 pn portionablc Reicn' e 10 f i.pi rt the 
 (Jramleur of it j .it,d the l'.»fVp' I ord wi hoiit the lFi,i..tH 
 Prnlion rom.liniain him, wUDuta very j'HXjr thing. 
 
 And thn was |iiinclially mat.cr of I'au'f, th t out of 
 all th.it honourable St'tH'nd which was .1; lird aH'iir'd to 
 me, liiiniich/'f> .-^nw. I could nrvcrivce \e the fell Va- 
 lue of ;ci/. the xc^ Idng devotir'd liy 'he hungry 
 C'oiirriers, or injur imll.y 4*i.imd ly the Iiitiigncs of 
 liinie of my Ineniics. 
 
 A liirlo lefore Matters rairc t.i this pafi with me ai: 
 Corn, I had the harry News of three /vBt;//'^ ."ihipt ar 
 the B.ir of Sum/: 1 (1 lis were 1 1 der th.-('. iiiniarj of 
 Sir//f»'» A/'i/./Wrr, ,iiid xvuImIkiii lielMy'd to let .Sail 
 for Enfittiil. And indeed I loi iid it tu tlii h.ird a matter 
 by far to go away inipi er, as tolne there .11 Vix\\ ami 
 with'. lit I)tlliirbaiice. bor tlio' I irake no »|iiellinn Init 
 the Jefuits ,ind the rift of my Adierfaries wuhd haic 
 iK'cn very glad tohavc prevented inc by foiiu I.11.1I Plot, 
 lou'd they hauhad a fair opp r unity tor the Kxicutton 
 of it : yet not liaving that, tlv. y were plad v le nd of 
 me iipfn any Term;!, and coun::J \'. a ionlidcra''!c Point 
 paiii'd 10 have removed out of the iiiilft of them a Per- 
 Ion likely tu do thcin foiiiurliM Ichief .ul was. 
 
 .So takitip my !''ave, i let out fmni .'tjr', wuik.-r the 
 li\ and went dirediy toCiniUu^. From hence I purf ed 
 my lourney tr.wards the pi.ice where thcMnps la , to 
 which 1 came with all mv Ftfix'is, i.wu.tiy the 16. 
 
 We liet Sail out of this H.irbcur the 1 1 of F-l/iut- 
 i», and arrived at 0<i/';// the 16 (f the fa;' e iVlontli. 
 Here we took a Pmniguf/e ,Sh p and l-'r pat, sm' in the 11 
 fome tjuantities of Goods, tho too httie to n akc Com- 
 pcnfation for the Wrongs we had reeled in /«^Vt by 
 their Means. We direded 1 ur Courfe from Utliul for 
 the Red-Sea, having a juft Qiiarril w;th theTi-^f, .md 
 that fort of People to call us thither, and whom wc i> 
 tendnowin foire meafure to ni.ike fenlib'e of the l;i|. 
 pleal'ure our Nation had fo jurtly ct nceii 'd ap.iinfl them. 
 Here we h.id the goodFonuir to meet with three Ship, of 
 ourownCoentry, which as we found fo we alio left there, 
 direifting oi'r Couife back again towarils /</.>, d;fp,iuli- 
 inglomeBulinclsat Ti^crt in i'l/wiv. •, and from ilume to 
 H.f'it.wi, liy which time the Year had almoft linill.ed it's 
 Revolution, it Ixing now the Mo"th of licc^wbcr. 
 
 S\z Henry Mi.Uleion Ix^ing oblig'd to Hay hctc l>y the 
 Necelfiiicsof Trade, I embark 'd in another /.'";' '/'/'Ship, 
 Januttiy the I ?th for my own Native Couiury, from which 
 I had been abfem five or fix Years. 
 
 Hi' JfD 
 
 "'""■' T «I 
 ■ It, (...if 
 
 SI Ul 
 
 •^ D. .(!■, 
 
 H iw, 
 
 '■'.t'.H-.i, 
 
 sir,. ,.k ■ 
 •-'■vir, u \-i 
 
 R.J.Sct 
 
 .1. U. III. 
 
 ..I flKt 
 
 r fawl. 
 
 ' tuf 
 
 l-lMllW 
 
 iflRllt 
 
 But belidv 
 g(Hld (icfle 
 which thiy 1 
 that no M.in < 
 Ids the too p 
 iiindrance, ai 
 purfiiing, v'li 
 
 From hi 111 I 
 which Couiii 
 llland 4i,f/'' , 
 they pI.icc m 
 tion tnere to 1 
 .ind \*'. aid 
 there.iboiiis ; 
 the Weitirii i 
 
 They wiMu 
 difiharp'd i' 
 I'Oard in the r 
 Mull. en u 
 
 Thcfe ru h 
 order to wii c 
 Tlicy liad ter 
 Rain, and .I'l 
 
 Wllllls Q\ 
 
 had ni 'Ir 
 throuph all tha 
 well content!, 
 my of all, du 
 rhciii. 'Twa 
 l>e of their lid 
 (lalc, by the 
 the beginning 
 
 The Accoiii 
 llkinds, is very 
 ilut near two ] 
 Complements I 
 lua/-.'! Princes. 
 
 'Tis true, til 
 .ill that while ; 
 the Spiniitr^ls Ih 
 pood Breeding 
 treat after anoti 
 
 I't 
 
 I'i 
 
 Chap. XV. 
 
 The Vqya're of the Confent, a Ship of the lift Fleet, Command^ 
 ed by General Keeling. Tcrformd by Captain David fviid- 
 dletcn, 'Brother to :sir Henry. 
 
 ^D. 16C' 
 
 WE have feen already the Performances 
 cf the otherSh psof this Fleet,in thofe 
 levcial par.s cf the Iniiici to which 
 they went : Bit the Corfmt Ixing o'.t 
 of the Company cf the relk, has hitherto fcap'd our No- 
 tice W'.; mull now enquiic what was done liy her a- 
 broad ; wh.it Advancanent if 'I rade, what Dilcovcries, 
 what kind or ill 1 reatmcm from Foreigners, Ihe brings us 
 
 Is'ewsof. T, r . 
 
 { an. A) W^ rfw came into the Fay of SeiUmx, acrni:- 
 derabl- time U-fore he relt ot the Fleet ; it was the J>ix- 
 ' I -i nth of ul}. Mid tliey did net reach it till the fuccccd- 
 iiig Ueccn:kr. 
 
 They ftaid hen-, it fcciiis, but a little time, being un- 
 certain when their Company wou'd it nie ; h' wever, they 
 did make a llo|i for a few Days, to er.;oy th ■ Plealuresof 
 this pl.ice, and the Di\erlinnsof its neai Neighbour I'm- 
 ^«'« llle. T his lllaiiil is tamcus eiio'gh for the Produ- 
 lition of thcfe Fowls tirm whence it has its Name ; but 
 they give us UT'ie (frangc Arco'.'nts of the Muliirui'is cf 
 them, than what wc comni'inly have : That you may 
 'irive them alonp licfr re yoii. Five hundred, or mrrc in a 
 Flock ; and the Scols in far greater nuir.bers all about 
 jvponihcbhoar. 
 
 Bur 
 
 trTuJc 11 monpit themleb 
 kiHitmn'i- They were ref 
 Imc yet were ut 
 way rudelv. 
 be made tor the 
 in order to their 
 nupht upon a 1 
 Now thisbeini! 
 i.ienting in the 1 
 .1 few tlattering 
 but there's t'oine 
 coinpleat Cmcr 
 Spf.iii.t'Js, with 
 Men, They can 
 Malk'r has gnei 
 
 And why d<x' 
 Matter, .ind f. 
 delay ? 
 
 Why, becauti 
 gi'titeelU ; that 
 cutnlocution : 
 pole, to oH'er at 
 pollilile '. ilutit- 
 lay bluiuly, Yo 
 
 Now the Cir 
 
 fuinilli'd Ma:tet 
 
 the O.'.fe/' and th 
 
 rels, and notlnr| 
 
 /•.(.^/.'/'.i to come 
 
 agaiiiltthe /J.'c 
 
 their Commidio 
 
 them out in ; bi 
 
 ihcym.ide thcP 
 
 litis ely reUi.s'ii ii 
 
 (iv.d to be e>:i 
 
 Trade. This w 
 
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 ,■! l-o:iiplenients .11 
 
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 Namc ; but 
 4uhitudiscf 
 hat yen ir.ay 
 or tni^rc in a 
 ers all about 
 
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 S 
 
 4 
 
 But kliil ■« thcff , you have wi!;! Fowl of fcveral fom, 
 .mul (icfff (iiid Diifks I'cliraia* too, and many otheri, 
 which tKy ilmi't f,ive m tlic pdrticolar Names of : So 
 that no Mm can want (iKirt, that goes thither for it j iin- 
 Icfi the to.) great plenty of Came prove fomctlnng of a 
 hindriiice, ami IoIcj the plrafnre of fearchmR out, and 
 purfning, whirh i« indeed all the Life of the I'xercife. 
 
 From hence thoy went on for the Co.ift of Indm, In all 
 which Courfe we hi\e nothing remarkable, as far as the 
 inand yi.f.-" /' , oi /ii/i;'-'" , as f nu- call it. This Ifl.ind 
 they place in i ' I'er.i'- *"'"''' ' "'■ •■""' i""'"^'*"! Varia- 
 tion tlure to Ik' forr iX(;r. n M n. It lie<i Earterly S. 
 and W. aid by N. and is ti>e leagues m lenp'h, or 
 there.iboiits j tli.' K.ilUeiu! is iiuiih the higher Land, and 
 the Weiti-rn is wnody and full of Crefs. 
 
 They worn away tirlk of a I for /(i'/mih, where they 
 difiharg'd their Burden of Lead aii'l Iron, and took a- 
 board iii the runm of it other Merchandife proper for the 
 
 Thcfc rich Iflands were next to be vifitid by tiiem, m 
 order to wiuh ticv let "^-iil from fl/i ;/-•», »v »;. the 'tli. 
 They had ti-nMe Thund r.ind 1 igh'ningin thispad'.ipe 
 Ram. .111.1 .1'l loir-, nf dl Weather ; rough and b(iilb'ri>!is 
 Winds cxot'ted. But that was their advantage, th'-y 
 had no Tr 'iWe nor Danrer up ti that fcorc ; but fail'd on 
 through all that l-^iry oi tli ■ Weather, very merrily and 
 well contented, that the Wind, the moll ilangerous F.no- 
 my of all, did not engaee toptiher with the rell aeainll 
 them. 'Twas lo kind iiid favo.ir.ible at tlut time, av to 
 lie of their lide, affording tlicin all along a brisk llcddy 
 (Jalc, by the help of which th.'y reach'd the Mihiu 't in 
 the bfgiiining of ii-.nii.Pi. 
 
 The Acioiint we h.ive o( their Piwcedinf s at thole 
 llbnds, is icry iliort and miierf c'l. In general, we lind 
 tliat near two Months was Ipenr in nicer Ceremonies and 
 Complements between them, the Spnuiur,li, and the A/. - 
 /««/?« Princes. 
 
 'lis tfuc, this was better than Fighting and Wrangling 
 all that while ; and at tirll light ir .tppeais ftrangc, that 
 the Sfmittrds ihoiild Ik- guilty of fo much Civility and 
 good Breeding t wards the K ^':p\ whom they ufcd to 
 „ of treat after .mother manner. But 'tis to be confider'd, that 
 .*•'''■■"'' in this long Interval, they were concerting Matters a. 
 I'T^jBiimongftthemfclves, to fend then packing from thenu-. 
 /iW»«Vi They were refoK'd the fiiit^lifh (hou'd not Trade tlierr: ; 
 but yet were unwilling to ufe violence, or turn them a- 
 way rudelv. And thercfire Ibme plaiilibic Pretence inu If 
 be made for their Difinillion, or fnch Conditions propos'd 
 in order to their thay, that they not lx;ing able to agree to, 
 might upon a Denial lie the more handfnmely turn'd otf. 
 Now this bfing the Cale, 'twas .as gooil to fall a Comple- 
 i.enting in the nean time, as not ; there's no Charge in 
 a few il.ittering Words, or a little dilfembling Carriage ; 
 but there's foincthing of advantage in it, beiaufe'tisa 
 compUat C(ncr for an ill and treacherous Uelign. The 
 Spf.itijrjs, with ail their Gravity ami Formality, tell our 
 Men, They cin't admit them to Tr.idc, till ijie Camp- 
 Malter has given have. 
 
 And why dtx-snot the Camp-Maftcr then determine rhe 
 Matter, and \.\) Yes, or No, plainly, without farther 
 delay ? 
 
 Why, bee.iufe he is comrivii^;; to do it more neatly and 
 gtmeilU ; that is, w.th more Sti,:ii'Jh Ceremony and Cir- 
 cumlocution : 'lis much tiK' better way to nuery and pro- 
 pofe, to ort'er .md tn.ike Condiiic us fiio mntri'r how im- 
 poilible ". than t i come out with a peremptory Denial, and 
 lav bhimlv, '^'on Ihall not Trade here. 
 
 Now the Cireumitaiices of thefe Idands at that time, 
 furnilli'd Matter enough f.rths way of proceeding : For 
 the t).'»i" and thev were up totbeHarsin Broi's and Quar- 
 rels, and nothliu; coj'd be', etter, than to propofetothe 
 lii{il:ih to come into the Cijiarrel too, and take their parts 
 againltthe /x-c. '1 las they might ealilyguefs w.is what 
 their Ci umiiMlun wou'd never allow thnn to do, nor bear 
 them out in ; but upon th-.t Account 'tis to be fuppos'd 
 they m.ide the Pri'pol'al. In ihort. Captain MldMfto't^o 
 litively rel'ii-s'd it ; ar.d the 'J/vim'.ii./c at the fam ■ time de- 
 lirid to be exci's'd from granting him the l.ilwrtyof 
 Trade. This was the Upllot of the Bulincfs : Xnd 'twas 
 a pretty ConchKion. to be mlier'd 'ti with Inch a Train of 
 Couiplenieius and Carell.s, and to lie upon hand, from 
 thebcginnine of ''j.mw.n to the middle of y\r.rcl: 'Tis 
 true in^lecd, a free Trade uas prr.iiitted at the beginning 
 of A/i.,/); but ill. i: Liberty expired in a very tew Days 
 iigain ; thole faMiurable Order* weic counteiinandcd, 
 and the /•:«:;..'/'' nruid to be gone. 
 However, the Niuives hail more kindncfsfor them than 
 
 iKlf rnil- ''''* ''■'"''-■ "' ; ''''' '''^'y " •■''''"' ''' f^- ^° '''''^'^ ^ Trade ivith 
 
 'iili'..iin. them out of li.e S; .unitr.h fight ; a lign wli.u they wou'd 
 
 luvc done, lud ihey had '.he Liberty to chuolc their own 
 
 Cuftomert. Twai impofTibtc to do this ly Day, and 
 therefore they did it under the Protedion of the Night 5 
 the Sf^tiinriii all the while fuf|>e<fting nothing of thcfc 
 dark ClbaU, but frolicking it very plcafanily with the 
 F.iifilijh in the Day-time, as Perfons tnat were cajiablc of 
 doing them no itiifihief. T huj they went on, iloing ever 
 now and then ii Jobb in private with the Natiies. till «- 
 bout the middle of Af,of'', when the lalk Orders tor their 
 Rem'n al caire forth. 
 
 Hiving left the MnlticcAi, tht^ fiught for Bufinefs 
 fome where clle, entring the Strcignts of Hoij^jf,', Much 
 dic'rwentv third. The People hcrealxiuts were very'''"p'i"fc"»* 
 f .nd of a C'orr fpondencc with them, and by all the obli-"';;,,^',':^''''^' 
 ping HeluMour that con d be, etuleavour'.l to priicurc it.w.ih ihu 
 Tiiey came With at Icalt a Hundred I'raws up to them, *"i''i». 
 and brourht K"od llorc of Provifmns, Hogs, Hens, FiOi 
 trclh and dry, Plantanes, Call'atho Roots, aiid (ivcral forts 
 of Fruits belides. 'Iluv were very calie and realimable 
 in their Terms of Healing, anil deliicd only coai le Cloth, 
 and C'/'/w-Dilhes in exi hiiii'c for what they broiieht. 
 
 The King of Ihr/.n himlVlf lent th''m a Relielhiiicnt, 
 .-nd earneOly delired leave to 1 ome nlx,'ard. He had ne- 
 verlee.iany l-.uirj.'lt'-iii.ni in Ins I,rf.-, and nuw having a 
 fair DrportHiiiiy, irav'd ;» Pciiiiiilion to improve it for 
 tli.-.t piirj'ofe. 
 
 Th's Rciiuell the Captain cafily granted, and tlie King Kinj^i.fSj* 
 iji'iikl) I amen pill his Carracol, rowed with at lead a hnri- '""'.'"" 
 ilred lian, ciiiving with her iV^iir Inm Ireil Men, well''" 
 aimd, and liv Urals P,. .c<. She h.-id Ine more a.iendini^ 
 upon hir, whirl) ha I in all n thou Ian 1 Men mo e alioanl 
 tluiii. The Kiiig was treated and pr'fented 10 lns\ery 
 great Satisfa>:finn and Content a Shipl'oard : In Return 
 of wliich Kindn Ills, he made the C ap-ain a Pre!' nt of 
 lome of lusCounry Cloth, and scry civilly invited him 
 to llu'u):, promiling to fend a Pilot to guide the Ship 
 thither. 
 
 In the tiicaii time, one of the Vjn^Hfh, who had been 
 lent allioar to get Provilions, rcturn'd with the News of 
 his Entertainment by another r>i./i,iH King, a Neighbour The King of 
 to him of W:'f«». This Prince had never fecn any F.riflijh e>H". 
 neither ; and fomc of his Subjech having brought this Per- 
 fnn to him, he was wonderfully pleas'd at tlic fight of 
 him. 
 
 The pofture our F.H^/ifh-mr.H found him and his No-' 
 bles in, was fomething otid, and fufficient to (frikc a Ter- 
 ror inttj the Mind of a Stranger ; They were Carowfing 
 and Drinking very hard together, and the Room all about 
 them was bcfet with dead Mens Heads. T'h .fe were the 
 Trophies of a Viiflory newly obtain'd, and they were at 
 th.at time (as it were) jult come oin of the Field, recking 
 with the warm Blood of their Adv erfaries. However, the 
 K't^li/h-m.in hiul no f.irther occalion for fad I houghts, 
 tlian what the horrid Speiilacle gave him ; the King dlil 
 not offer to let his Head up aniongll: the reft ; but after a 
 kind and gentle Treatment, lent him awav in fafcty. 
 
 The King of Bono/'s Pilot being come, they let Sail tor 
 that 'Town, and came to an Anchor before it, j'lpriUhe ^. D. liot! 
 I'wenty fecond. 
 
 Here the King came our 10 bid them Welcome, with his'-''™ •• 
 whole Fleet of Carracols, gallantly let out with Colours*"""' 
 and Pendants ; and on both tides the .Sinall-lliot and 
 Ordnance wi re briskly difcharg'd. The Captain was in- 
 vited alhore to Dine with the Kinp. where every thing 
 was ill ne in the belt manner, .according to the Falhion of 
 the Country. The Meat was ferv'd up in great wooden 
 Chargers ; but iho' the Dilhcs were homely and coarfe, 
 yet the Provilions themfelves were line ; and which was 
 better than all, the Welcome very hearty and (inccrc. 
 Their Liquor was only Iren I'otr, a Drink of a very agree- 
 able plealant ralte ; not heady and intoxicating, but iuf. 
 ftrient to revive the Spirits, give them a due Elevation, 
 and anlwer all the Ends and Pnrpoles of Drink. 
 
 And as the Captain was feallcd alhore, fo the King 
 (indeed the whole Royal Family) was again a Shipboard. 
 They were feldom without one orother of them;fo greedy 
 were they of the Company of a People they had lb long 
 delircd, but ccu'd never fee till then. 
 
 There was another neighbouring petty King, that hear- 
 ing the News of the Arrival of the /•.vj.'//' iiRotun, came 
 with his w hole Family to be a Spedator too. He rowed 
 round the Ship in his Carracol, and vieu'd it andthmi 
 moit nttentiM Iv : Bur with all their kind Entreaties, and 
 the H\ample of the King of Rorm liefore his Eyes, he 
 wou'd nr't I'c perfwaded to come aboard them. 
 
 As lor the lUilinefs done here, the main p.art of it (ecmSTrailc u 
 to be the getting a good Laaiiig ot Cloves. 1 his was an*'»». 
 a' cidcntal Bargain ; they were brought into liotj"- by the 
 ,7.n'.7i( Velftls, and the l-.i^'i/hheme. there at the time, 
 hayplly fteur'd them tor themlslvtii. 
 
 The 
 
 i-li 
 
 
J< 
 
 7 he Compatiyi honrth Voyage. 
 
 Lib. II 
 
 The Kinn i)f B«'i"» h»H b^forr tolil th«m of lorn* Qutiw 
 lltiNof I'lirl hi' haJ I'Y hiin, whiih they rtiou'J li»v« the 
 Rrfifal III. I hey don't lell ui, thry boufiht ihcm of 
 him ; nor vet th.n hrlxMi^ht tny <<i th«r Cloth, tho' by 
 the ^cfoiiiii they (tivc of hi* looking ovrr ih»t Ounwo- 
 iliiy, anil likinn it very well , 111 prubablc there w«« 
 liiine Uiiliiifl I iiwi«l them. 
 
 Hrtvir.K liiiilli'd All Biilinef* hrrr, tluy t(M)k ilicir leive 
 of thi« I'riiac (one ol the faircU anil lulUlt wc h4>c hid 
 
 »ny Detiinft with in ihofe Part*), «ntl f«t h,\ .'or BaniAm. 
 They reaih'tl it H,y the Twenty (crunJ i and left it «.. , ^ 
 g*ii) July the hifiecnih, lulling then lor / JirAin,/. titiZ. 
 
 The n A of the Voyage honirwardi, i< both barren aiul 
 lediou* i upon whuh .\tcount wc lliall exciifc the Header 
 from ihu trouble of 11, and wiihotit any lurthcr .\lten- 
 dance upon the 5hip, take one gixHl Step c|uiic trofi th« 
 Sea fniiii H4ni,tm to J'.rg[//t>;./. 
 
 Chap XVI. 
 
 f^ ' 
 
 •.fp i« 
 
 An Account of the Fourth General f^qy.-<re to the Faft- Indies, »/>/» 
 the two i> hips, the 'Mceniion. and the Union, wider the Com^ 
 maud of C apt AlcX. Sharpey : together rvtth theViJco^cries 
 in the lied Sea, by the Alccnlion. ll^rit by Mr. Tho. Jones. 
 
 vv 
 
 nwpTxvi 
 
 thi« RnaJ till 
 mil- llel'o: t.i 
 WklW 1 lit I" 
 
 II V«-(. '" JK' 
 rlemiH of the 
 Sealiin nf the 
 lltai liinf we I 
 lh.ll .\c were 
 giiMt .1 I'etni 
 iitirc Riiiiiv t 
 
 III tlie Mi'i' 
 l)iir ( Kill I 
 
 \t ■'!, ,inil ilii 
 \o\\w I'.iitii III; 
 v\ tilth leijiiirc 
 pl.ues, .is wi I 
 lie w.is iitlii il 
 ih.ir ll.iin'd nil 
 II niled f'li. 
 
 Hill iiiilliel 
 .ilid oiir II -nil- 
 
 •-fD.llol. 
 
 Hcginiini! 
 ihf AiCf nl 
 ol'ihf Niw 
 VC«i, li'ini 
 the :iili i>r 
 Mint. 
 
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 > I 
 
 Ctmtf* iHr. 
 
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 Tcsthttoiu 
 fccplt. 
 
 
 Hi 
 
 I 
 
 •«limliLO 
 
 llwjri Re- 
 vengc. 
 
 F, wcikIiM .Anchor at llM»icl',*Mvch 
 I he fourteenth, svith the two gixid 
 Ships, the .Ihrrjon, and the t'mw j 
 , whitli latter .Ship, h.id llie made gooil 
 
 her NaiiH', .iml not mih.ipi'ily w.iiulei'd frotn in, our 
 V0V.-ICC iiiiKlii luvc been nunc I'oniinate than 'twav 
 ILivirc Ipem loine Va>* in relielhii.g, at the lll.ind 
 
 Mi/o wc'p.i"t<l •>""' '''""^'■' ''"^ '*""'' "^ *^'"' '" '''''' 
 dcr to crol'. ilie 1 me. Hemp |<oi out into .South I 11. we 
 noiiklv frumi the liiHiienee ot the Ocncr.il I iJdi' Wind 
 whiih I'lows tomiiii .iHy Utwcen the S. h. .uid S. t. and 
 by \' And we oi fev\e, th.it the Unhcr we Uil to the 
 Southward, wcliiul the Wind Itill more Ealkcrly. 
 
 ?«;. the Thirteenth brouplu us to an Anchor in the Bay 
 Ofiu-NM; .indherewe Itaid till the latter end of Se- 
 ftrmher at which time the Wefterly Monfonj have done 
 kowinp, and the Wind coitics about more between the 
 
 ^" Now 'twas, that (being out at Sea again) the Union 
 between 11$ and the Ship of that Name, wa. dilToIved ; 
 and the Winds (which Hew away our t-ompamon from 
 uO tofs'd us up and down the Grcit Waters, till the lat- 
 ter end of Ottohr ; at wliith time wc bore i.p with the 
 llLinils of Crm',-^, I ctweeii St. Uwrnice, and the Main. 
 The King of the People where wc put in were Civil to 
 usbcvoiili the common Rates of the Civ.hty of Barliari- 
 ans -we li.id limes. Hens, and Cocos of them ; but 
 freW Water is a I'ledii.R they lave little or fcarce any ot 
 themfehcs, and ;hercroic cou'd nut impart it to us. 
 
 We fell in next with the Idc ot I'tmO,:, in 6 Degr. South 
 1 at. : tho' our .Iclipn was for y.vivLv, wlicTC we knew 
 tl^rc was pood Waterinc. This ifland is Hell for tin: 
 Malice. Barliarity. and Irdrheryot the Inhabitants : 
 1 hey emiced us alhore w,th all the Familiarity, and fecm- 
 ing <;ord Nature in the World ; but did all .1. P";'"-'"te 
 ot^a Plot to cut our Throats. They laid an Amlmfli of 
 Two hundred Men about the place where we hlldour 
 Water, and ui.en wc were at work, they broke out 
 upon lis. Here, tho the Odds of Number and Strenpth 
 were very great on their fide, yet that of Courage and Ke- 
 folution w?s rot fo j thefe treacherous Barbarians had 
 not Hearts brave ctiough to holu well; and we made a 
 thift to carry off our Water witH flying Colours. We lett 
 't'struc, a more valuable 1 iquor (lomc of our Mens 
 Blood) in the room of it : But our lols w.is fmall, andwc 
 
 *'"'but"'ihe M-,./ of Mlln.U were like to do us a 
 far prcatcr mfchief : For it being our Fortune ( after 
 we had parteairnm rewOn) to riylitupoii. and take three 
 B irks of theirs ; wc iMouf ht ^1! the principal Men alvj.ird 
 us, to the Nmuber of utty. 'l hey let us t^ke them it 
 fccms) vviih the more eale. and fubmitted thcmfclves 
 more quictlv into our hands in hope ot vyorking their 
 Kcvenne, and lak'np, their advamage ot fs the better a - 
 terward- : For leni;.', niionplt us, ot a ludilen they all 
 I'rcw their lor.): Kn-.es, and Itabb'd two or ihiee ot the 
 Cou'panv t!io' m-t nM of them mortally; and were pomp 
 on as fait auh.\ ei^u'd, to Icrve the relt 01 us in 1 ke man- 
 ner"- whi.h V.Jiience once begun on ilicir parr, was lo 
 conr'tiued .iiul milled 01. by us, that ot the titcy A) om, 
 wcfctit n.oreihan forty away, to make their Complaints 
 to the Prophet in the other World. I he relt we Uni 
 home to M./.m;<- 10 carry the News; which, as we alier- 
 wards heard, iiitrodut'd a Ueneral Mou.-mrs in'.o the 
 Counir". 
 
 ThePcrConiwrhadnain, were Genilcitien of the l-cft 
 Quality m Mtl,„,l.<, and many of them of ihe Koyal 
 Blood. ' Twas high time fur ui now to pet out of thole 
 
 kA ' ''"^ ''^*'' '"" '""''"'■■"' ^"h our Satety, after this 
 Action, to (tay any longer within the reach ot i'nuh* and 
 Mflin.h, or any other place that iiipht pretend to .- Con- 
 cern in the Rever.pe of thefe Moo, 1 Death. 
 
 The Month ot h-.mh, was polnp off apace, when 
 this Ciicumdaiice happciul, and ilieWmds . unfavo\ir«» 
 bleto us kept us toiling and Uatiiig up and down at 
 Sea, till the fiici ceding 'S.itiiun) was far fpem ; then 
 we tell III with a C lultcr of lllands, as fecure a Retreat 
 tor us as w»« pollible, and where we h.id no fear of Ene- 
 miei to examine or forbid us entrance: Fur here indeed 
 were no I.ihabitants at all, rot a icafonable Creature, ci-n-u,,,. 
 \il or barbarous to U- found, in all the whole Number, uJiivi 
 And yet the Iflauds, upon many Accounts, very wellde- 
 ferving the pretence of fixed Inhabitant,s,as well as thefre. 
 qucnt Vilits of Travellers ar.d .Sea-men : For they arc like 
 to many Ciroves of Coco and Palmeto-Trees ; the Rivers 
 are lull of dehcate Filh ; hich NumlH;rsot 'I'urtlc-Doves, 
 cverj-whire fluttering about, and withal lo very tame, 
 that a Man may lake twenty Dozen a Day only with his 
 hands. 'I hey ar.' at lealt twehe or thirteen in number, 
 and U-inp wholly dellitute r.f bihabitants, we call'd them 
 the Defolare Mlaiuls. 
 
 'I he i.ncenain Winds, which hinder'd our brisk Pro- 
 prels at Se.i, continu d till Much the Thirtieth, when the ^, p ,^, 
 Wellerly Monloiis began to blow, by which means wc 
 got up with the llleof SVai/o'.i, and from hence direifted 
 oir Courfeto Aden, in the Road of which wccaft An- ~^''»» 
 chnr, ///i;7 8. 
 
 1 his City acknowledges the Sovereignty of the Great 
 lurk, and It is the Key ;hat lets him into all the 'I'rea- 
 fiires and Sweetnelfesof the Happy Ar.d-i/:. Dur General 
 coming hither iii_ a Pubhck Figure, and having His Ma- 
 jelly ot /-."^.(iwj's letters to the Haifa, was receivM with 
 lutable Hont.urs, loth by the Captain of the Caltic, and 
 the Goiernour. 
 
 The King's Letters were fenttothe Balfa. whole Re(i- 
 dence was at yu.o , fifteen Days Journey iin in-o the 
 Country from /l<L-ii -. And llionly alter two of our Mer- 
 chants, with a parcel of Cloth, were lent after them. 
 The flalfa was exiieamly kin.l and livil; but bccaule Enitn.o. 
 they had iKttlie Grand Seipnior's latent, he told thtm, ''"■'■''''' ' 
 lie lou'd not now pive tlieiii leave 10 f.ttle a Faiftory ;"'"' 
 however, they ll.ou'd be permitted a free undilturb'd 
 Trade, loth for biiyinp ami lelhng, ami Ihou'd pay no 
 Cultoiii : III Conlidcr.ui"ii of which Favour, he wou'd 
 take that Cloth they biouplit with ihein, for a pood 
 Hardlel. '• 
 
 The Turk haviiip been fo ri\i' to them, they were 
 foix'd to K-c hiiii U- ihiK cImI to hiiiilelf ; the Point of a 
 Freelr.ide at //./•/., vvhi.li w.is p.nn'.l, being .i Coiilide- 
 ratinn valuable eiionph t.j make aiiieiuK lur the CImIi. So 
 leaving tlieic Merih.iiits t.) tluir fiuni\> Siicccir.-s in that ' 
 
 plaie, we let \.\\\ liuni ,/./ /, lor the City of Shhr., vvhi- .k. ,, 
 I her we came J/ </!■ the Kiev I nth. 
 
 Ihis lies up higher 1 pun the Red Sea, a'our forty 
 I.eapues from .l.lin . "] is the (;i.iiiil .Sfiple for all lyiM.ui 
 hade; vvh.uli ever Ci,..i, ard .i/ia ri../i/i, and all tlioie '. 
 
 Pans are fiiinillui with, comii.p tiom hence. 
 
 The General was 111 a:ed lieie in a very ourtcous and 
 refpedl'ul maimer, and our Uicalio.-is ob:ij;ed us to lie in 
 
 th:s 
 
 11k Si |I 
 liiii iip.ii 
 lihsiwii 1.1 Foreign Pilot 
 '"""" run our Ship 
 We laved all 1 
 hiaded to a h | 
 tlieSli'.u: Bi 
 it lelf. were ir 
 Piovideiice 
 
 . V\t l'"« 
 
 con.'* 
 
 \ 
 
 i he tin 
 in ha 
 tani, 
 
 vv 
 
 scraiCmiles 
 
 in'.o very gi'ca' 
 
 The T tiwn 
 
 •^'.niun again, to 
 
 Storm, put ill 
 
 ter a Ke''i lliii 
 
 '"•»iiaz«r..away to T^-i-t^ 
 
 -. *. taiiimer.r by t 
 
 rany hai! .ir I 
 
 Dilli laid to k 
 
 p.inv were lol 
 
 diflieiilty nro 
 
 After a ci ii 
 
 way niaile, (; 
 
 down with tl 
 
 llleof St. Lr\ 
 
 were recov er'i 
 
 blowini; li.ul 
 
 1 , I ,■ upon the Wv 
 
 Ip.ieious Hay, 
 
 try all aliout 
 
 Eve. 
 
 Here the C 
 il.ore upon a 
 .tiul they I'.id 
 before the I: 
 with very Co 
 of Civility an 
 Rarb.iriaiis, v 
 For t!ie N.r.iv 
 I'liloneis, ami 
 iliemleh es be 
 an extreniirv) 
 the Irrouud 
 which Atteiiif 
 that threatnci 
 juft before lik 
 liime danger < 
 Fur by that 
 
 J;..^.#r 
 
 r..liviAk(r 
 
 I 
 
Lib. II 
 
 l>Arrrn and 
 I III' Kcailcr 
 ilici Acten- 
 ue (rofi tb* 
 
 xvii. 
 
 The Lofs of the Afccnfion, iS'c. 
 
 SI 
 
 5, mtb 
 
 )e Com'- 
 covcries 
 
 3nes. 
 
 I of the I'cft 
 if iK-Koial 
 cur of iliole 
 ty, aficr thii 
 it I'ewl'n and 
 rid to ." C'on- 
 
 (hi< Ki-nd til till- latter iiul of tlic next Month. Then 
 nm- lUlo! t..r. l.iur. HxM *"' i .-" ^> ' in (:„^„.,i, 
 wclW lilt 111 irnUaiuiiiiil' ilui Dii.i-ii, .ind niitiint! m 
 at \«K •» 3V'"". (whrrc v*i- luil vcr\ irmil Icf m^i- l'«|'t- 
 riou.s of the III tiK V W. Wiiuls, th.u l.'ow th-'iv .- tlll^ 
 ,Sc4i"norilicYi.ii) wr ir.i.ltf It .V'T-zfiWi-. ihi Viond. l-y 
 iluttiim viiriMilia iIk- Ciai* o( »". Ami now twa> 
 lint M' wiri> piiiliy of th.u l.it.il MiO.ihf. ih.ii piovnl I" 
 Kuit.i IVtriimnt III till' N..l.lr Chui|miiv, a« will .is .in 
 ii tire KiiiiH' i.i all the Meriliaiit» nnd Miiiiui » lom. rii il 
 
 111 till' Mil' , , 
 
 Owr tlcii.r.il \va» iiit-niul (tin thi Iiironiirr w.i, a 
 M;, .iml iluTiriire|i.rh.ip<niit»'.iliu.i) th.u iIkivnmiv 
 lliiiii' I'.iitii iil.ir I '..rj" ■ "t' ■>'•"'''• •^"»' ' •""'" .mil' ' .111! u«. 
 Mlitih loiiiircd iiri-at S.ill ). I .\uiv.uiit.uiie wli il'ie 
 (il.uiN .!> Will as Cue .iiid Dilifi. .• I" .uoiil. HH.iles 
 Ivw.is olliiil In .1 Ill-ill mattii, to li.iu a sk'lh'l I'lliu, 
 iliu (liin'il iiif.illilily cimdiiCl Ins Sh (i ii.iu the Port he in- 
 i.riiliil f'li. , , ,, , ,, I 
 
 Hi:i ihiliiikilv tor us, this cooillittiT W.U ic'iiVtuI 
 .iiiil iiiirli'ail-ltront; MalUr lUlpisd the .ilfilLin. . nl .i 
 ■-I hiiiiij'ii I'lUit i .ir.l lo we iliil (.1. It W.H liireidia I'l lis 
 I nil 1,1 r Miip iipi" iholf Mi.ijis, til the iii\ihiinf,ii| us .ill. 
 We l.iud all the Mm indeed in ihf IViiis, tlio ilie^ were 
 Iii.ideil ti) a h nh decree, and we hul eii'luetii I.e.ip,nes lo 
 ilieSh'.u: Bill all ilie (IiHids .ind Tiialiiie, .iiul iluMii|' 
 It 'i'H, were irrciineralily IijU. 
 
 Piovidenie took care of us m this Dilkref., and pri'v'd 
 
 $, fat I'l'tter Pihx to un, than (tt we h id laid <.iir De- 
 
 fi(!ii) we had liem to our feUe« : For wc dul all we Tlnifi(..ff, 
 
 Kiii'd, I'l fill in Willi the Rivir of S:i<u ( whuh if vve 
 
 h.id df.iu', we hid Ikmi IwallowM Uliolth.' I'niiii^iirX'', 
 
 that lay rr.idy with li\e Frigari ai the lUi of Kwnr, to 
 
 i.itili in wluh wi'ianie. Ilin now in(le«d of ilm t'mirf -, 
 
 nr ll'l'd iiiliiildily lino the River of (imuirxf, foire liie 
 
 1 1.1,'iK's lo the .Sotiihwanl of the Hir ; the (loverrour of 
 
 wh ill 'luwn, a ttMiufi:, p\e usa \cry loinlnitalile Eii- 
 
 t> iiaii.iiirnr. 
 
 Hroiii heme wo ir.iveU'd bv I. and to Xuttit, where wc 
 had a Fai-tory, and a Kneinl of our own Natiiin fCap'alii 
 (/.Its <), lit a lotii.leral'le Interelt in the A/ ijni'i Court, 
 iho' at .,'»./: at the tune cf our ArriMl 
 
 'I 111 (uneral, and the I ell part ol the Coinpanv, took 
 a |iiurney to //,'"f, intiiulinf! from theme in Urikeiirii 
 ('.'/;., .Hid ill j;o hi.me that wiv. As fir my |i i, ai,d 
 I W" <ir ihret iiioie, we had the poi d l.uik :o tali in with 
 ,iii honilt Voiunuffi- Prieft, who not .it all laiii'e.l witli 
 ihe loiiimon Pr ■|iid!.;e .'i il Spite if Ins N.im ii aj'auilt 
 oui*) lery fienimi lly '-niieiiook !•/ pioiiil'- i ., a f.ite ar.d 
 eooil pallid lo /'I.,:;//!'./, or at h all lo i'ui/i.' ', wh.ili 
 lie as f.iiililiilly iierfonii'''. 
 
 S> .it'ei ilie'loil and I,. loir of twn Year" an.! Ii.ilf, 
 li II to how little p.iirpo''', is pl.iin, liy the loref;oii ;, Cir- 
 iiim(fiiici) vve I'.eover'd ih' I'l'litot uur Name Country 
 . .,,1111, J/'. 17. ./. />• itif.. 
 
 ap.ier, when 
 ' unfavotira* 
 and down at 
 r fpcnt -, then 
 ire a Rctrcu 
 > fear of Enc- 
 rherc indeed 
 Creature, ci-cy,, 
 lole Numbci.iil<i)ia. 
 very well de- 
 'eli as the fre- 
 r they arclike 
 ; the Rivers 
 I'lirtle-Dovcs, 
 o very tame, 
 only with his 
 n in number, 
 e call'd thcin 
 
 iir brisk Pro- 
 ■th, when the ^, p ,^, 
 :h means we 
 •lice dirciflcd 
 WO caft An- '^^ 
 
 of the Great 
 all the 'I'rea- 
 I'ur General 
 inp His Ma- 
 reeeiv'd with 
 Caltic, and 
 
 whole Rcli- 
 
 11 [-1 inro the 
 ' ot our Mer- 
 
 after them, 
 but liecaule Enitnit- 
 
 told them, «f;''>'- 
 le a Faefory ; 
 ; undiltnrb'd 
 liou'd pay no 
 ur, he vv'ou'd 
 
 for a pood 
 
 111, they were 
 
 he I'oiiu of a 
 
 ij; n C'oiiliilc- 
 
 tlie Cloth. So 
 els ill that 
 A/j/w, will- 1,1, I. 
 
 .I'out fortv 
 
 lor all In.lii.i 
 
 , .-.lA all tliolc 
 
 luncous and 
 
 .\1 us to lie ill 
 
 this 
 
 H A P 
 
 XVII. 
 
 I be Cinuin/lances cf t he unhappy l^oy.igc of the other ^/;;;'//'i' Union, 
 
 //; her ypay to Triaman. Unticn l^y Henry Morris, at IJan- 
 tam, ^ept. 14. y^. 2). i^io. 
 
 V. h.wc heard bctotc. how ihc two ir (MC inro a little poftiir'* of (Icfoncr, Hir wa< rrtf^'iirlYTKyn 
 
 W 
 
 xeraiCiuiles ol / 
 inuiiery picat Misfortunes 
 
 ihips, the .Ijcciifi II, and t'lirm, were 
 
 parted oy a violent .Storm ; at'er 
 
 which theycichot ilnni r.iii tlicir Ic- 
 
 AdientuieSi but i ii both liles plunpcd 
 
 eniomp.ifsd with fi" h Swarms if I'raws .inJ prra: Boats,'"-*'';.?'' 
 and thole lb I oldly niakinf; uo ro them, ili.n '.lie/ ihurplit *" '"'"'" 
 they iiuid iinim-diately haic I'ecn t.ikeii wirhoii: .-.ivni'ie 
 ailoe. H. t the great C;iiiiM]iiukl> Icattird tins i'leetof 
 the Natives, .tiiil m.vle ilic Ship nior,c rn ui '..reeially 
 
 I con;ti ' 
 
 The T I..CM having loll all hopes of mcetini; her Couipa- after iMiie of their Boats were fi nk, ai;d the Kleii ih.ic 
 St.niun apaiii, lolecure her lelf Inmi the fatal I^tfeiih of the li!l\l them were ti.re ;np;eies with iheSIior Tlii'. Itruek 
 
 Siorir, put 11 'o St. W«:;..//("c's Bay, at S:. / mvi.).. .-. Al 
 ter a Ke'dlimeiit here forfouie twenty I Jays, they in.ide 
 ..iwa^ to ~^i'ipl'''r ; where the', had iiiueli the laiiie liiitcr- 
 tainmer.r by the People of thai Illand, tl .it iliemherConi- 
 fany h.iil .it V'Hi'-'i'- ■ Folk kiniily iiled, and then an ''iii- 
 Dilli laid to knock them o'the 1 lead. Some of the C'oin- 
 p.iiiv were lolt in this Skiniilh, and the rell with much 
 
 I'uih aTerrr.r into the r.'l. th.itthev .ueoii;!.ed it ..s much 
 Prikliiiee to kc pout of ihe way for the fuiure, as }'oed 
 romiiie to have ifcapM the pall daiirer. 
 
 Thev Itaiil fourteen l)a\s in the Bay af or tlii'. Fipht ; 
 ill vvlmli tune the Natives made a licou.l Artemp:, fil- 
 lowil vvi-li the like ill .Siiciefs; which liiihtanen'd ihem 
 to that degree, that now they wou'il r.o; tiviluir Fonunc 
 any more in that k'nd; bur took tlu.ir Rcven);^; with 
 Itandin;: all altiore and pazinp upon the Ship. And the 
 
 difSciilty neoverd their Ship .i}.'a;ii. 
 
 Aftei .1 ci r.lii'erablc time Ipent ai Sea and liule or no 
 way male, (and beli.les a p od part of the Men quite 
 
 down with ill.- Serrvy) ih'.-ii' Iteer'd 1 uk apain to the ; I roui'ht the Ship a little iiiaier the Shore; and lb giving 
 llleof St. X..-1V r'e , intending to tl.'.y tiiere till their Men ' iheni a whole ftriiadlide, whuh broke into the tlii. kelt 
 
 tliey 
 alioard lecing thein in tl.islit pnlhire to receive a Farevvei, 
 
 
 were rccovcr'd ; and the conirary Monf lis iliar weie then 
 blowmi; ha4 hnilh'd their ll.lied per. nl. 'Fliey tell in 
 upon the Weiliiile of the Illand, imo a very l.irge and 
 fp.ieious Bay, call'd by the Natives C.-itij:,oiiio.i.:,iU, Coun- 
 try all .Vooui wiiicli is very I'ruittul .ind plealiint to the 
 Kyc. 
 
 Here the C.lpu . and f/nieotheis, veiicrd to no a- 
 i>.ore I'pon a Vilit u. •'he Kini; ot iha; part of the liian.i. 
 aodtliey l'.ul this cnio'naj'.ement to a; .ha; many tin-i.s 
 before the h.ii'il'J'.' M chants h.id done lb, .iiid had met 
 with very Conrteor.s F.iueriainment. B.'t thai !i-tie,Stni.k 
 of Civility and Goed Manneis, v.hirh was aioongllihe'.e 
 Barbarians, w.is, it ftems, ([uite Ipei.'.. betbre they lame: 
 For t!ie N.uives had t.iken etiedu.d '.'a.c to make ilieni 
 .'■''|"''*'''Priloners, andthcy were no l<!i,r.erlaii.lid,thaii ;he' found 
 tlieitil'ehes beirayed. And tho (as i'el'|'er.i;eMen in f ;i h 
 an extremity) they tiled their uimoll til'rts to lu'-ak tlir. 
 the 1 rrounding Snares ami j'et ba. ktoth,; Mnp, in 
 which Attempt they happily fuceeik-.l ; 'et the Uaiifei 
 that threatneil. Hill peile.ed them ; and tl.ole thai were 
 jull liefore like to be tak( n out of the Ship, were nr \v in 
 Ibme danger of beinj; i.ii.eii :n ir, Sh p Slid a!l .•. , ther . 
 Fur by that time the Shio hail taken the Ahliiii, 'rid put 
 
 Ranks, and m.ule a horiible wide l.aue amoni',11 tliem, 
 they took their 1 tave and went otf. 
 
 Being our at S a, the Winds prevented their rc.iching 
 W'"', and the Winterly Monlbtislvinijcouie , for that, 
 ar.d other Realbns, they reliilv'd not to I'tecr tor C<i»ib,:y,i : '^^~y ,R* 
 'l hey concluded therefore to direct th.-ir Coiirfe to ./■/'"«, lumili't',. 
 where they arrived the Twenty feventh of .7u r. TheKinj; .■!". isoj. 
 here was made their Friend by diligent Application, and '■'"'" '" 
 pood I'relent.-i ; but the Ih'llr.iutcrs, who alpire to the uni-" 
 verlal "I'rade of the l-l Jl-hiJifs, made a conli.ierable op- 
 polition : ^'et Matters were lb eompos'd between the He - rheir Ti-ailc 
 I '111 ri and them, iliar they drive aprery handlomc'1'r.iJe ii-ie wn i 
 witli the i;/,^,/-,-f.(, trucking our i.iig.iiii I cad and Cloth ''''^''«""■■"'• 
 tbr the white .ind bhn k Billies, or Guxiiy.-.t Cloth. 
 • Some time Ipeiit here this way, they went to P' '.ii'j.-n, '''' '*• 
 upon the lame Ulaml of SHW.r/or ; where ihey fell into'" 
 a T'r.ide lo ti'ic and Hounlliing, that the i iappuiefs of their 
 S ■t'li'niei.t 'ere, didliem to nake luifitieni Amends for 
 all til pal' M'sfirtunes of ihe Vo;ave. 
 
 A .1 Buliiii 1 ; ciulod here, ;ind a good I .iJing of Pepper 
 g"i :n'i-tlie Sh p,they let .Sail out of tiiis Port tbr f>^/<:«<j ; 
 buL".'t'i ill Suctcfs, and Kcpetition of the fornier, cr 
 woi fe L>il'ilU'i s. 
 
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 CHAP. 
 
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 <58 
 
 ■— .._«.«. -n uM W M .ii < u im ■■! ■' — ■■iiiawi ^MiMipiiii - i.^-. ■ „ ■ — i.-ii— . - M■.■l■■^■ 
 
 Mr, balbunk's 1 ravch throng!) Jndia, &c. 
 
 C H A P. XVIII. 
 
 Salbank'i fourney [after the Afcenfion nyas c/ijl awaj) 
 mghhuVia, VcHu. and pan of Tuvky, W Arabia, J/D. 
 
 .09. fFritten to, &C 
 
 Mr. Salbank'i f> 
 
 thr 
 
 16051. IFntten to 
 
 §j^.it*t 
 
 Stijy, 2\\\ 
 Trade. 
 
 O 
 
 Dijutt 
 
 V R SIlip the A/cenfim bcinp vinjiappily !nft 
 i:;ioii tin" Sliolcs of Cidiiv.d.i, v:c iii.iJo t'lo 
 bell fit our w;iv in liiiats to the Minrc, aiiJ 
 jHit in at tlic rown cif d'^Wii'."; c ■ This place 
 li.c. the ailiantaqc of a vers tair auJ ci)iiiiri<<di(ni^ Haven, 
 vhidi is iH'm-rally lill'J v/uh j;ooa (loic of Shippinf;, fo 
 that ii ficin<;to be a plao; of no linall 'I'latic and Bii- 
 lini'fs. 
 
 Fioni hence wecanic to Su/'/ri, remarkable for the Qiian- 
 tirics of Cotton ami Caliiroc Cloths made there; there 
 being iniiced hardly any other Trades Honrilliinn in the 
 whole place, but ihofe of Spinning M\d 'Wcavinp, and 
 what relates thereto. 
 
 i«)r; was onr next Staae, a City (uflieiently known ; 
 from whence (ir.rcnding a Jovn-ncy to .■;i;'vi ' we went on 
 to S.iloi', whok'tliief Connrodiiic'S aie all forts of (Jriin, 
 Cotton. wool, and Sugar, which, jjrows here in grcii; iX-A'n- 
 dance. 
 Then to Dun.wt, where there's a picat Market for 
 
 MdHTn/sof li-rtscf l^.a'.tn Ware, 
 
 Bra(... At. x\ it 1 r^ 
 
 L'riips, I'lnradoe,', Cotton- 
 
 Olour, c (. 
 
 Brjmp«tt. 
 Airmjjr ir.J 
 tloil) cit' 
 G^\i and 
 Silvci, &(. 
 
 
 the 
 
 cofs IJrufs, I'mtadocs, and Calicoc-Lawn:;. 
 
 Knh'itri And Uoiv iliiptc to !\cth.; brri, that deals asniuch m all 
 
 and .Suits of Armour ; bclides us 
 am, and Wool ; in whii-h it 
 coims not bthind its Neiphbour Dty.iwt. The coarli.-lt 
 Cloth bears a ctinliderablt Price here ; anu therefore 'tis 
 \cry piob.rble, that that piinicular Commodity v/ou'd 
 tiu'ntopood Account, if b'.'n'.ght hither. 
 
 Paflinpcwooiihrve Towns of no great Iniponance, \vc 
 •.Tiade our note '.Va.i at Br.uiip,'it. "fhis is a miphty City, 
 and the Trade oi ir as bi;.; and conlidtrable as the Dinien- 
 fions; All forrs d Arniour and Wcipors, are very fdea- 
 ble here ; As alio Cloth? of Cold and Silver, Velvets, 
 Broad-Cloths, and Hayes : For the City is vaftly flock d 
 wiiliCic:nry, and People tint .ifTed the (ia.lamry of Ap- 
 parel. 
 
 C? •««;»,, •," hii h la; :-.e:.;t 'a our wav, is a larpe Cit;, too, 
 anil \ci.ri«f jci.: ifcil of Arhioiir, and Harnefs, and all 
 iorts of Colour-i Utr Dyer;-. 'J he I'eiv.per of the Climate 
 w'ill rerrainly n'akeour /ivi;/.//.! Cloths a pood Commodi- 
 ty here ; for the Cold pimius pretty hud in i:he Three 
 Month": of jvm.v.ni, Frh-y,- )■, and A/.i'iA, 
 
 A Daj'sJovrni'V from hcnie, we c'oisd tiic celcl rated 
 River G,'.):^!'! ; which rifes ont of the Ni5rth, and dif- 
 charpcs it lelf inrotheCnlf of li<->ig.iU. ;Uid now a Jour- 
 ney of eleven Days, throiph a nioft charming fruitful 
 Country, 'cy between ui and y-Jg ./. This Cuy is very 
 large and popnlors, the .Streets wide anc' handfoiTie, the: 
 Houles, for the iroft parr, buil' of Stonr. Hcresaprear 
 rcfort of Merchants ovx of Poji^t, and all parts of I.itii.f, 
 tradiii:: for Silks and Cloilis, and all loits rf Jewels, 
 
 The DIrmond-iar/ the penii;r:c I'roduc't of theCoiiiirry, 
 and arc found aN)iit .{!,'i, l>:i!); and Biln'.^^/ir- , but a 
 pi-cat pan of tlie Rubies. .S.aphiics, i'i,-. come from 
 
 'Withcnr all tioubt, our V.tigl'Jh Silks, Velvets, ,ind 
 
 Cloths, of the rither and finer forts, will po off hereto 
 
 prcat ad\ cnrape , becauli' of the coir.munic.iTii.n bet^vccn 
 
 this place and / .-/lor, r.'ivii-, ivrh many others cf the 
 
 like iinpcr-:nn..-e ; which hutei City /■'.•.'//■(■'-,, by the way) 
 
 :s rwr jlrne t'.vehe Mde;. from Wj,,-, and is every whit as 
 
 bip as Lcndc::. 
 
 I-rcm /7r/.( we fct out for ll'fpJ ui, the Cap.tal City 
 
 iun.., i>'ii q( I'r'fi'-, and that by the v\av of H ■..■»,;;, this K'inp but 
 
 cil'Jb.-rcTf, j^yj Months Journey ; :ind tlianby l-i'o- beinp four. This 
 
 !i!>-2. ch. "■ jj:.„., ,,^ tl-.e great Storolviid'e of Indico to the whole 
 
 Ceuntry ; no place in all the Kf.il-hih-s coininp rear it", 
 
 fortlicMcafurcs of ihi; Commodity annually produced. 
 
 The Indico it fcif is a Vegetable I'roduiftioii : The I'Jar.t 
 
 \viiich yielcsit, lafor (T a fmall Bui;*, or Shru!^, and 
 
 ,,,. , bear- a J^ecd ain.oit like ih.at of a Cabbape, When the 
 The ,i8k.ng t ,- • ■11 1 . I 1- • 
 
 01" lrd,i;o prf.pcr Scak.n IS come, ii is all cut dowr;, and left in. 
 
 l:r!irthing lic.ips vpjn the Croi'iid to ror, for half a Year ; then the 
 
 '''^""' Sicdsarc tr(>d ow from ih: Stalks l.,v Oxen, sne aher- 
 
 frcmtidt '^>-'i^.' - I 1,111 1 
 
 l«f:ir; ward; pio lu! very hue, arj to boil d m a rrrn^ee :, 
 
 /iij,>». wh'clidone 'i:is f ■rued cut iiuo fe\cr&l parccis, ;'C...ording 
 to the dif crent degrees rd' finer.els. 
 
 ^iVfiww liiartn AK\Cwiid'A, w« f aft'd thiough thef; 
 
 Btimj, 
 
 chiet Tiiv./ns : Mntu, noted for irsthree weekly M,irfccts '•■*'•'■ 
 ot Indico, Cotton-V.'ool, Yarn, and Cloths. 
 
 !{curcc, a Town of Merclian iilinp Husba.-idmen, who "'"w 
 together with the Affairs of Apriculture, do witli no'fmall 
 Induftry cqvally promote thofe of Trade and Merchan- 
 dize. 
 
 ihichv, where Sword-blades arc fo good a Commodity """" 
 that one worth but a Noble in E'i7,lm<i, will eaflly brine 
 10 /. there. ' '^ 
 
 Ciofe by the City runs the River nniilidec which ""U.- 
 empties it fdf into the River of S!<idc ; which isN.-niga.'''''^-^-- 
 b!e by Barksof .)o and 50 Tun ; by which means a'Com- 
 nuinication isopen'd between divers of the adiacent parts 
 of \mii,i. ' 
 
 i.alHy, Siickn'^, leated on an Ifland in the midft of the '*"*"■ 
 River, inhabited molHy l-y Dyers and Weavers, which 
 IcrTC all the Country round about. 
 
 Tis tweiuy Uays Juuniey between this pl.ace and Cm. fjii'ir. 
 
 rfrt/Mi-, and the way not a little difficult and dangerous 
 
 becaufecf the v?. II: Woods and Defart! to be p.iifed thro'! 
 
 I This City is po\ern'd by a Vicc-Rov, and is much frc- 
 
 [ i]uented by Merchants out of Pcyfii, lurkfy, and all parts 
 
 of the hulies. 
 
 'lis five Days Journey froiti hence to Crcu, the fiift 
 1 own upon the Frontiers of Pe^fh, after yon arc pafs'd 
 the River \../mi. which divides thcfc two prca: Empires 
 one from anorhcr. 
 
 Between this place and lUff'ah.in, we pafs'd through "'W,?,;. 
 K'/f, nmed for plenty of Felt;s and Carpets j P.tna, Prt/u- '''""''' '■' 
 'II':!, .and avians, for rhe Qiiantiries of Raw Si'lk th.7 J^f *'' 
 proiluce. To which alio ought to be re«kon'd Gca, 3. 
 very handfomc Town, which drives a mighty Traxle in 
 Raw Silks, Qiiilts, Carpets, and the like. 
 
 We came next xn Uifp^l'.ui, a City of great Einenc "'H"'--'- 
 Trade, and Fame, and now of late, the ufiial Rc(idciui> 
 ot the Kings ol />,•'//■. The People are wonderfully cu- 
 rious in iiakiip Vebets. Ji.ittas, Damaiks, Ornnqiw 
 and /Vi/i;.; Carpets, Girdles, and Sadies. Here's a con- 
 tiiuial Trade ol Drugs, Spices, Jewels, Silks wrought luJ 
 Well as raw. Cou'd our Ships laiie w itli fafety in the l'o~ 
 Jinn Gulf, a prohtable Trade might be planted here : For 
 rolels than Fifty in thcHindrcd may be gain'd fioni O'- 
 »:m to li'.'pizlwi, and that in eighty Days Travel. The '^"™'''' -^ 
 Commodities to be biouphi from E>i^/.i»H hitl-.er, if.ould £' bl'*," 
 brTm, Copper, Bralil: ; Kerlles fori hecommon People <^-'xtr 
 and Bioad Cloth for the Merchants .and bcf.ei liirt ; Cam' '•"•^• 
 lets, VcUeci, tiloths ot C,ak\ and lidlie, vviih fine Linen 
 for the King's .Sultans and Nobility. Belides all kinds of 
 Warlike Fnrpiture, wh.th the Pe^Jhim will be very good 
 Cultomcrs f .r. 
 
 We went from this famous City to Hr^ilr, a Town a^^j, 
 two Miles in (ompafs,and leated on the Rii'erT.'^j-H. 'Tis 
 very prpu'ous for the bignefs (f ir, and a Man never fails 
 mce:nig \alt C-o\v<ls of Siranpcrs and Travellers here, it 
 beinp a common Road into /i.'^-_v, Pcjli, Aidir, and' all 
 thole p.irts. 
 
 Hex we embark "d for R^'jirn , a Town planted near ^y,-., 
 ':h: PefmuiiM, (lienpthned with a pood Garrifou, and 
 a confiderabie Power of Shi|ipinp, and is very rear .as bi^ 
 as .B.i^/,:/. Ii midi needs be a prohtable (;;ity to the 
 CircatTurk, in whofe hands ii is; for 1 he Country about 
 it IS ia'tly friiitf i|, and the Tr.ade thither fo great, tha: 
 ticie coirics into that Port from Omwi alone, cver> Mo.iih, 
 loeral prcat Ships, furru'lh'd with all il-rf, jf l«Y„:>;Mer- 
 chaiulizc. 
 
 We pircte.'.cd ill our Voyage from irU'ciA to C.-.'.jf/^, 
 un the Coalt of Ar.jbii: y^JIji j and from thence to the fa- 
 ir.oi'S Kl.iUt; Br.li\rcni, in the mid-way between Rfiljor.i ,. . 
 !ind Omm. Here tis that tlu y fiih fof Pearl, in the Months nX' 
 ofiiti.c, y/ily, /<w.\i.lt, Sip-anlvr -^ and th^'ie found .alxjiit 
 thislrt.ind, are roikond feme of the nobJell and beft in 
 all theF.arternWoThl. 
 
 Hawnp viiired Ctlu.r, a Townonthe C'lall of ;.-M.: ,y,„ 
 
 Erl X ; and l") pafsd by Land :o Shinij /,».,,, my L'clipn 
 
 was to liaMr po.ie for Jw:r, a) Sir l!:,i y \iid.t:i-:o-i • 
 
 lu t inJcrlbind.ng of his bar. .-.tons Cfagc at M Iv, and 
 
 that he u.ii cair.cd in Chains to rhe Balfi of ,V/«;>', a lou- 
 
 lidciMl.ic 
 
 Chap. Xi: 
 
 nder^ble w 
 on the Pel 
 , was driven 
 !„ I, rAm Town nn"- 
 l'ri!.i..er l,y Frvinp-paii 
 ,h.-r„r,. i<afiais.nt' 
 
 J"-'/'- 
 
 ;*<■-> 
 
 Ad ihf 
 Trll: dl' 
 
 For here tli 
 ic, and ha 
 I - delivcr'd 
 n'ies cou'd 1 
 the Devils. 
 
 Havinp 11 
 fmall inand, 
 piiip ; and : 
 had not an 
 mv Rcleale 
 From A( 
 Mouth of 1 
 Mile in ciri 
 World. All 
 arc broughi 
 not above f 
 Quantities t 
 There is im 
 forts of Mei 
 Tapillry, Pl 
 fported into I 
 good Garrif 
 Afterfoiri 
 paffipe, to 
 
 jr. fi'lrr.." ". 'J 
 
 by this placo. 
 and there is 
 
 Sti ?ai1 
 
 being 
 
 Atrivf jr 
 AciiMn. 
 
 the 1 0th of / 
 Wepafsd I 
 ble Occurrei; 
 Dr.ni.h, tli; 
 Afliiirs alter'i 
 merly been ; 
 blclbiue, CO 
 our Piivilcpc 
 ufed to be pr; 
 Having prt 
 Qiiiec and Se 
 Circumftarc 
 fame Month, 
 iii^fecution of 1 
 empty of Inh 
 Confent wen 
 friphled then 
 'twas forfcai 
 bn'ke i:. upoi 
 painlV their V 
 Ti.i'c,-[.!i- ..i„(i leave the 
 
 dage a Forty 
 we h.ul the 
 and we laboi 
 v.xre oblig'd 
 bear up the 1 
 we were carr 
 When we 
 Ttlnur ;) W( 
 uiansped ace 
 .Sail came int 
 tlicLadinp as 
 p.\y ai th;ir o' 
 Coniciciiccs, 
 
 
 IriltiA 
 
 l^'ar if tlic 
 Until 
 
 ''I'fr ihfir 
 C'l r'V for 
 
LibriM XIX. David Mid iletoa T Jo yage to Java, &c. ^ 
 
 I a\vay') 
 I, A. 2). 
 
 ckly Markets '•'"' 
 
 irulincn, vvlio"'""- 
 with no fmall 
 ikI Mcrchan- 
 
 i Commodity "*"" 
 I cafily liriiig 
 
 i'.(i/cc, which "■"".In 
 ■hisNaviga-''""-^- 
 iicansaCoin- 
 idjaccnt paits 
 
 niiclft of the '*'"*''• 
 avtTS, which 
 
 ace and Cm- caiii^. 
 1 dangerous, 
 [■ palfcd thro'. 
 
 is much fre- 
 
 and ail parts 
 
 '■-.v, the firft 
 on arc pafsd 
 ;rcat Empiics 
 
 ils'd througli Rivn-w,- 
 P^>ra, Paha-i'"'"'' 
 iv/^ Silk they m^m 
 on'd Gora, a 
 hty Tra<le in 
 
 great Extent, "'f''-' 
 
 lalRclidciicc 
 
 ndcrfuliy cu- 
 
 s, Ormii:{i>u\ 
 
 ■lerc's a con- 
 
 s wrought as 
 Y in thcPn- 
 .1 here : For 
 
 ii'd liorii 0>- 
 ravei. The?™;'"f^ 
 tr.cr, (I.ould be bKijj'i 
 mon People, o'-' «' t'l- 
 Ibrt t Cam- '•""• 
 h fine Lini.'n 
 kinds of 
 ic Ncry good 
 
 '. ^ T(nvn B,;rfj,, 
 
 VlJCH. "1 JS 
 
 never fails 
 lors. here, it 
 ii'.r, and all 
 
 Minted near gj.^:,, 
 rrilijn, and 
 
 rear as bii< 
 City to the 
 iiintry about 
 
 great, tiiat 
 
 .T) Moath, 
 Iniic'i Mcr- 
 
 toC.-','/^, 
 .'e to ilie (.1- 
 
 t'l.- Months Peail.. 
 
 toiuiil alx)UT. 
 and Left in 
 
 iV of !,\ihl.: ,j.',ri 
 rny l/'clign 
 \liH.t:c:c'i ,; 
 ^r/v. and 
 ' ■ , atoii- 
 
 the /'#rf« 
 
 fidcr^Me way up in the Country, I tiim'd off to Lima 
 
 '■""' on tlie Pn/i"" C.ulf, where I embarked for ^Oi-otcra, but 
 
 was driven by a parcel of Pyratcs to land at So.;,-, a Coaft- 
 
 i"'i'\'Zn Town iinr far from Lima. But this was but out of the 
 
 i"rii,i'm-r"l,7 Frving-ian into the Fire ; an clcapc out of the Hands of 
 
 Kafi als'.it Sea, into the power of worlc Knaves at Land : 
 
 For heic tl-.e l'Oifni;Ki.?i' informd the Governour againft 
 
 ie, and having made him believe I was a Spy, got me to 
 
 1 - dehvcrd into their hands ; and a Man's ercatclt Ene- 
 
 irics cou'd hardly Willi hirn in worfe, fuppofc him out of 
 
 the Devils. 
 
 Having me in their power, they lent mc to Mujc/ir, a 
 fmall Iflund, where they have a Garrifon, and fome Ship- 
 ping ; and here 1 unill have lain in cverlafting Bondage, 
 had iiot in honeft i;«j/'/fe Jefuit I met there, procured 
 mv Releale iroui thence. 
 
 From Mifc.n 1 was lent in Chains to Ormm, crofs .iie 
 Mouth of the PiT/icw (iull : This Illand is about thirty 
 Mile in circuit, aad is certainly the drieft Ifland in the 
 World. All their Water, Wood, and oth^;r Necclfaries, ' 
 arc brought out of the adjacent parts of / ■■ lii, wh'ch is ; 
 not above twelve Mile from thence. 1t\ tamouj for the 
 (iuantities of Salt it produces, and the Fidii. ry of Pearls : j 
 There is indeed a very great Trade driven there for alF 
 forts of Merchandize almoll, Spices, Drups, Silks, fine 
 TapLilry, Pearls, Horl'es, which arc from hence tran- 1 
 fponcd into M r. The PorfH(;H.';ji: have a CalUc, and a 
 good Garrifon here. 
 
 .After fomc Hay here, I w:is icn away for Goa ; in our 
 
 I ^'"*' paff.ipe, to *■//.' ^•, between the Countries of Gu.iiid and 
 
 T-tle o'' ir. GiiXJff. The Commodio'.fiicf^ of the Kivcr wh:.h runs 
 
 by this place, With refcence toTrade, was hinted before ; 
 
 and ihere is another particular Conver.icncy belonging to 
 
 M'!' 
 
 O'nui- 
 
 it, which I will not omit, and that ii, tliattlie Pcrtuj'm^c 
 have no Fon all along this River, nor cannot accomplifh 
 it, perhaps, if they attempted it, the Country People here- 
 abouts keeping them in very great awe and fi'bjedtion. 
 The Commodities that the place docs vent, arc Cloihs of 
 all forts, refpecially liglit Colours) Tin, Lead, Iron, Spi- 
 ces, particularly l'c;-per and Cloves ; then all your Cali- 
 coes, Pintadoes, Qiiilts, Canicts, &•. go ofTliere in grear 
 Quantities, and at very reafinalilc i.ates. 1 he Coimtry 
 yields and makes lo many of thel'e Ion cf Conimoditie-, 
 that they are cxtrcainly cheap, and a little Stock wi'l keep 
 a fu!itam.iai Ti.ide of this k.nd go- gon Jiere. Bclidcs, 
 you may (lore your felf with lev ' 'ei^ good Drugs 
 here; and a Ship-load of Opium aluiod (m^ ^'.'A is fu n.i- 
 tural and kind to that Drug in particular) w i:ch wi u'd 
 be a very g'xid Commoility nt Buntam, and the parts 
 thereabouts, .as well as the Stuffs mention'd bcf iv. 
 
 L aving the Coalt ot ,'..',,(/•, we c.tme to Din. in the ""• 
 King 'om of f.Vm/'rx/i ; 'tis the Itrongelt Town the I'-au- 
 ^Mf^:' have in all this Province, and fends out every Year 
 a grea: number of Sliips Lideii witli Varieties of Merchan- 
 dice, tot Ormm, ihc li^.rl Sc.i, and otherparts. 
 
 From hence we pals'd to Gca, the end of the "rcfenl 
 Voyage, and the pl.ace of my doleful C.iptuity. ' '""' 
 
 The Po>tiif[u:(L- have no more iniponant place, no {e- 
 curer Retreat, no finer Spot in all the Eallern World than 
 this. It Hands in an Illand thirty Miles in coinpafs. as 
 pieafant, convenient, and lit tor Command, as .tny thing 
 can do. 'Tis liirrounded <vith Ic'veral Villages, intermix'd 
 with Gardens, Orchards, and delightlul Wo,'ds ; but all 
 the while 'twas my Pr;l<in, which was fuftlcient to call .i 
 Horror upon the molt charming Appearances in Katuiv. 
 
 k 
 
 Chap. XIX, 
 
 JheFqyage o/A/r David Middle ton, ^o Java W Eanda. 
 Ta/^'n out cf a Letter written by himfelf to the Company^ this 
 being the fifth Voyage Jet out by them. 
 
 Sev •;iil 
 
 .<. I' -.So'- 
 
 CoitK t. i»». 
 
 vv 
 
 'l^r. Sail'd out of the potrHithci4thof, 
 f ylpril, in 
 
 the I oth of An'^^rl}. 
 
 the good Ship the F.xpeiii- 
 lanof l.inilni ; and with a mixture 
 of foul and fair Winds, which blew 
 in their turns, we rcach'd SoiJahir. by 
 
 Aiiivr jr 
 
 
 Til' I'ci-fk- 
 
 llhnj (or 
 IL'jr It' [iic 
 DUtl. 
 
 A''fr ihrir 
 
 >.''i"' lor 
 A'.ic'j 
 
 We pals'd fiom hence to Br.ntnm, without any remark.t- 
 ble Octurrenr by the way, and 'tvv.is in the ixginning of 
 Dc.-ni.ii; tliat we got thither. We found the State of 
 Afl'airs a'tei'd here for liie worfe from what it had for- 
 merly been ; ihe pixfent Governour being a very trou- 
 blcl'ome, covetous, cx.aifting Pcrfon, encroaching upon 
 our Privileges, and not allowing us the Liberties that 
 ufed to be !;ranted. 
 
 Having provided in the bed manner I cou'd for tlif 
 Qiiict and Security of our FaAory under that diftemper'd 
 Circumftance, I let Sail for the Mciu.cr.'s the lEth ot the 
 fame Month, pitting in at the Ifle of Rc>:!^/:i.i in the Pro- 
 he fccution of this Voyage, we found the Country quire 
 cmptv of Inhaliitants,the King and all the Peop?!! with one 
 Cor.fent were run away, whatever Uangent was that had 
 frighted them. And all things conlidered, I concluded 
 "tw.is for fear of the D;i/o'', whovvou'd ( it feenis ,' have 
 broke i:. upon thein, and built a Fort in the Country a- 
 gainif their Wills ; but they chofe rather to ip'it the Illand 
 and Icivethcmthe wh'de Dominion entirely tothemfelves, 
 tli,in live under their Command, and endure the Bon- 
 d.ig.; a Fortwou'd bring them into. I.cofing from hence 
 We h::d the Wind and Stream fo powerhiliy againft us, 
 ami vvc U'lour'd with our Ship to fo little purpcle,thai we 
 were oMig'd to alter our purpole forthe Moltac.i'i, and fo 
 l>e.ir up the Hr.'m for the Iflesof Baiiit.j, towards which 
 we were carried away a main. 
 
 When we came thither (which was in the beginning of 
 Vel"ur y) we found all things under the Command and 
 managed according to the Plenfiire of the Uuicl. No 
 Sail came into the Road but thev wou'd take as nuich of 
 the Lading as they ple.i^'d, and either luit pay at all, or 
 pay at their own time and price accor.iiiig to their own 
 Coiiieienccs, which m.ade it indcid iv.xt to no payment at 
 
 lwE»I- 
 
 all. And then there muft be nO correfpondcncc with the 
 People of the Country, and if a Ship brought Commo- Tynnr.y of 
 ditics ever lo vendible there, am', attempted but to land ''"•■ •"""'■■• 
 thrm, thelein'pudentniaftertul lldlnidcis wnn'd immedi- 
 ately play the Oiidn.inte of the Caftle upon them; and 
 by this Means they had gotten fevcraljencks of conlidc- 
 lable burthen into their Power, which eat:ic t'.itir . upon 
 an hoiielt: delign of Trade. The Inhabit mis of the 
 Town of /..-/('I') were very willing to deal with me, and '' 
 fell sue their Spice, but they cou'd not do it without the .,/-,. 
 leaveof the /Jv.'./j widi whom they were then link'd in a 
 friendlliip, a.idtowiiomi muft go to l)eg a Tr.ide ;f I 
 mi.anL to have any. However I undcrftood that they 
 were at War witli the Illands of Pulovoay and P o- ;',i, 
 who therefore wou'd not fend mc to ask leave of the 
 D/ifi/jtolniy their Spices. 
 
 But then the great Difficulty, was, to manage the 
 Trade with them without provoking the D«/i/ ;o .acts 
 of open Violence and hoftility. I hid now received an 
 exprefs Commandment from the (iovernour of the 
 Caftle, and the Vicc-Ailm'ral to come in with mv Ship, 
 and not to ride in the Rond where I did ; which Ciim- 
 mand I did in aspereniptorv a manner refufeto obev, h.a- 
 vitig the Examples of feveral Ships unjuftiv detain'.' i\\crc. 
 before my Eves. And farther I put my felf into the Iicft 
 pofture of Defence in cafe of an att.ick. whi h 1 hat! 
 rcaf m tof^ipeit. Vet that all things uiigh' bi' manny'd 
 as fairly and inrtTenlively on our lide as might be tfpe- 
 ciallv lince Interelt and Po'.icy required it to be !'■> 1 I 
 viclded fo far as to write a Letter to know whether .hey 
 wou'd deal with mc themfelves or let t'le feop'cof ■ .-, t r 
 iloit; audit not 'hit, then whotl'.er I tri;:ht without: 
 oti'ending ihLin Trade with tl.e Iihi'ids of ['ukxi-.y and 
 
 They wcrefoclvil as to raurn no Anfwer to this Let-Ti,. j, /. 
 .'cr, but iullcad el that n.ade preparatio.is to conic and :•' n; ilingi 
 try their Fortune in order to the t.aking of my Ship. ■' ■'"■'^'"•'*i' 
 L'pon n' t:cc ot this Deiign. I went iiumediare.'y my felf 
 to the Clitic, aiul carried my Commillinn aloi,g with me, 
 being refoiveti to let them !Ve the Author.ry thatempower'l 
 
 o 
 
 n;e 
 
1: 
 
 loo 
 
 The Sixth f^oyage Jit forth by the Company. 
 
 fairly 
 
 Com •* 
 
 n ; |i ' 
 
 
 
 iiicioad; as All') to do ill tliat might be done -, 
 
 ( wiihoiit a lial'c Submiirion ) bcfoi^ it lamc to a down 
 ripht Hrttt!c. The tight of the Co(nmi(fion with His 
 Majc(tits br tnd Seal to it made Come linprcflion upon 
 them, and rh » topethcr with the offer of i ooo'. over and 
 nl)o\c for tlicladiiip i;f my Ship, procured nic not only 
 a civil 1 rcatniint, but a promife alfo to fatisfic my Dc- 
 iircs with rifcrcnceid a Trade Yet after this they fell 
 back f rin their Wordj fo furclv pafs'd and gave it mi 
 as their 'all Keftihition, that I muft pretend to buy no 
 Spice theie. 1 his made me fix my Piirpofe for Fnkiv.iy, 
 \' hither I p'rios'd to pd ji, fpite of ihc I lrll.-:i.iirrs and 
 .III ilu'ir bnrce, and knr the (ioverjiour word plainly that 
 1 wi.iiM do (ii, let h.ni do his vvorit to prcient me. And 
 ilu: /'(..-.' ii fienisiiid not tlvnk fit to try ta Itop mc, for 
 tiiithct 1 c.inic with' lit .my oppoftion uiih my niw Pin- 
 n.iic ihe //. /'•irc/, wliidi I rittcd uprn purpcfe for a i a- 
 diiip at th.u Kl.iiid.l Itrc I ai'rc.d for iiiv Spite at the lame 
 r.iusas Cnpt.iin K'"'''"^ had dene! iforc me, rnd pot my 
 P:n!aie I.idid with Mai."c and a pood larrc Jinck with 
 Niitmeps. Ami all the Spice tli.it "c 1 oufiht here wascar- 
 rid (.IS lalt .\s\ve cou'd lade ilitfe Veife's) to our Ship 
 vvhii h lav 111 the Roa>l of f/rriji/.V; at the Ifle otCcran, a- 
 bout JO I Cliques from Ifwii-, 
 
 'I hislil.u;,! bv report of the In.l'.m! is Inli.ibi'ed by a 
 foitof C-'u, i,i,.t, thac lie in wait to latch the I'allengeis 
 and Fill.erii eii that lome iipi.n that Coalt, whom thiy 
 inf.illibly Demur like fo m.inv hungry Kealts of Prey. 
 I.lpceialh if tlicy take any Clirillians they Kdow a good 
 dre.iit'B upon ihim, and I.tv ihcm dcmn to the fire to 
 r<:altalite. 'Ihe caufe f.f whiih barbarous Treatment, 
 they lav is (and 'tis \ try likely) fome Injuries which 
 tlule I natures lia\c leitn'd from the PtrfM;if^c,for whofc 
 (akesihiv h.mdle all others thus fevercly that they get in- 
 10 their Chin Ins. 
 
 HytlieMunih nf S-p-embey we had pretty well ac. 
 eoiiiplul.'d the lading of our Ship, which done (and the 
 
 Matters of our Company fetlfd tli.it wcrctoiiay behind 
 lor the Profcnition ot the Trade ) we fct Sail from I'lt- 
 lortny, •mldirc<ftcdourCoMrfetoH.i»/,i»«, where wcar-Arrvt, 
 rivcd Oiieber the 9th. When we came hither we fouul 'bmu^' 
 two of our principal Faiftors dead, and ahiiolt all the 
 Goo<ls wc left there, as that fliut up in ihc Ware-hoiife; 
 very little or none having pone ort', efpetially of our 
 Cloth which lay all upon our Hands. However 'twas tol- 
 Icrable good Fortune to havefiicceeded f 1 well at i'likw.iy ; 
 to have out run the Hutch in the point of Trade there this' 
 Year, and brought off a good lading of Spice fo haml- 
 lomelv, lefore their very Faces, vvliile they theinfehes 
 cou'd not get a pound. 'I'his was fo great a Pain and Mor- 
 tification to them to fee us rtill pafling to and fro w ith our 
 laded Sh ps, that they rclolvcd to take any Courfe to put 
 an m>.\ to it. 'ihcy thought of coming to take the whole 
 Kland, and fo make but one bulinefs on't, to plunder us 
 ot our .Spice, and revenge themfelves upon the People 
 forlelhngit tou.s. And they adlually brought up their 
 Ships in order to make the Attciript , but providence 
 toughtagainit them inthe contrary "ride, which fet their 
 Ships to the Weft fide of the Ifland, and wou'd not let 
 them 1 and. So that for all this and their many other 
 1 lots to catch me by the way, I brought the Effetfts of my 
 1 rade at Piilm/iy to Bantam in fafety. The whole A- 
 mountof my Ladingwas ngTun, 6Cathavs, J. 12/. of 
 Nutmegs; and 6n Suckets of Mace, which makes 
 139 Tun, 9 Cathrges, ; it. of Mace; befides which, 
 I left with one of the Fadors, 14 tfun, 7 Cathages, 
 ; 8/. which coil with Charges 1507 1 J Rials. 
 
 I left Orders with fome of our Fadors to put in for a 
 Ihare in the Trade of Diamonds at Succa.Unin in burmo, 
 and having fettled that Concern as well as ill others that 
 dctain'd me there, 1 fet Sail from B/tmr.m i :iivml>er the 
 1 6th and had a good Palfage to Sildnmn, where I An- 
 chored j'^h/mi;, the lift, and from whence I made all 
 imaginable Difpatch for V.ngkmt. 
 
 *-^bji;^^^ 
 
 Chap. XX. 
 
 The Sixth General Voyage fet forth by the Eafl-India Company^ mh 
 the three good Ships, the Trade's Increafe, Mmiral^ of looo 
 Tun ; the Pepper-Corn, Vice-Mniral, 0/250 Tun • the 
 Darling of ^o ; and a ViBualling'Barl^ of 180. ExtraUed 
 out of the Letters and fonrnals of Sir Henry Middleton, Jd'. 
 rniral- W/Wr.Nich.Dounton, Capt. of the Pepper-Corn. 
 
 
 Misfortnii': 
 
 C»(ic Vrif 
 R04J very 
 gooil. 
 
 7»>. 
 
 li* '*' 
 
 1' , 
 
 T H IV.ipIc; 
 not 'orl rjilc 
 
 
 «•.' iKily. 
 
 ,Oiv,inp ro an Anchor in the Road of Cape VaJ, 
 we ({aid there fome time, to lay in a Recruit 
 if frcih Witer and repair what was defedfivc 
 in our Ship-Tackling ; having had lome little 
 iiiN of that nature by the way. And indeed, all 
 things tonfider'd, I know nor a more convenient Road 
 f >r thefe pi:r|ofi.s, aiui all others almoft that may invite a 
 Ship, rhanthisof Lnvc l^cidh: For befides the plenty of 
 good fall', Filli, and the advant.'gc of Watering here, 'tis 
 very fit for the Difpa'-.h of Bulinefs, and it is not at all 
 out of the w.iy. 
 
 .'\sfo'oui Courfe from hence to the Line, we conclu- 
 ded with one C'onfcnt, to Sail S. 5. W. for nbout fixty 
 1 cagucs, then to ilcer S. S. E. till wc grew near the Line, 
 and fo to hale over I afterly. 
 
 By the latf^r end of July we made thf Bay of Sol.UnU, 
 wlure wc f mnd the People is bcriftly and brutifh as they 
 have ever ufcd to be reprcfenred, but not near fo frer and 
 ready to T r.ide as the, f riueily v.eic. 'Twas a v.ry 
 hard matter to pcrfwade the.ii to bring any Cattel at all 
 to us (wc were torc'ri to bribe niul couit them to it , and 
 tl'cn thofe they did brinp were lo old, lii tough, anil fo 
 lean, that 'tw.is aiiv.oll as iiad as fafting, to be obliged to 
 tat them. 
 
 Ktliiics Oi i Iron was now no current Money amongft 
 !l:em, and thole brave Tiadin,r, Pays were over, when a 
 Man o u'd pui\ hate a far Ox, or t^^o or three guod Sheep, 
 for .11. Iron Kir-g, or a few Hobnails. Copper was, a: this 
 time, al! in all amongil ilieni, and they wou'd take in>- 
 thiiip biit pieces if this Metal, iiit three or four, or (ix 
 Inches I'quare , and one of thefe was the Price of a Sheep, 
 whicl-. rrnlideritig what ihey were, was de:ir enough. 
 
 What the Realon of this altcraiion ll.ou'd ho is uncer 
 tain : Whether thole plentiful Markets of Cattle they us'd 
 to bring down from the Mountains, were Spoils taken 
 from one another in W.ars, and fo thev p.ii diem olf to 
 others, as they took them themfelves : Whi. 'i if 'twere fo 
 theii 'tis probable, that the Realon whv the> (o highly va- 
 lued Iron 111 thole Days, w.is its ufefulnefs to iliem'm their 
 Wars tor heading their Darts and (aunre^ and confe- 
 qiiently that it grew outot Requelt r.nionKlt them, when 
 a Oencral Peace was made, and their murdering Weapon', 
 laid.ihde. Or tis poifible, that the />,.;J', bv their ove-- 
 great liberality, may have puli.bly hclp'd to fpoil the 
 fnide here : For as tis their Humour, to conllJer only 
 their own prelent Oecafions, withuu: confiiltin,. the .Ad - 
 vant.ige or Intereft ot any that art to . ume alier them • fo 
 tisvery likely, that they by giMng thde People fome ex- 
 travagant R.ates tor their Comm,-jd tes n,iy have nu'.ft 
 them how to expecl and inf It upon 'the fame wi-irail 
 other Ciittomers. They ha^e more than once fpoil, j the 
 Inde lo in other pLaces .abuad in the We rid and 'u, 
 not incredible that thev ll;ou'il do lo iicre. 
 
 We ivckoii this Bay of y.l.Um,, to lie !omc foiitecn 
 Leagues N. K. 1^ tio,n the Cape „f Go,.^ // /.., and ten 
 Leagues N. by W. tioii! C.ipe y:.-,/, ; both which Ciues 
 may be leen pretty plainly out of the Bay. Hm ih,- two 
 Capes aieparted a!fo by another gix.ir B.iy buij,., which 
 IS ilillaiit tioiii that ol S„ .l.wir. almm three i e.i"iies ■ mil 
 allthe(;round beiween i; low, iiiarlhv, and plaihe "the 
 ctrec!> perhaps ot the Water br.,iieh: oif fio.n the .Moun 
 tain, that (t.ind of enher lu.'.. |.,.t a .Slup, wli.-n iIk- 
 comes in lor the B..y of S U,„:,, 1 ., ,„,; the Nonhtn. Po,nt 
 otit to bearW.N. W.--N.W,a::d'b) W. tinv.uiofih. 
 
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 1 h. n s ■ 
 
 ..n.lll.. ti 
 iil!luCv 
 
 jn.l LJ|' 
 
 !(,( oilu-r 
 
 iiirtriii-;; 
 
 
 Ledge of Re 
 in the Swam 
 gar-Loaf) a 
 tifely ir fo* 
 Unnght. 
 
 ' Fis worth 
 liio' it be th 
 the W. and I 
 Points open t 
 the molt lion 
 about the Ba 
 TiKuiibaeks, 
 aWiut the Ri 
 Weoblerv'd 
 a Fruit in b 
 T;^,^'^i';Sjthe Seeds ol\ 
 r!'" Ike I'V the Birds, 
 J'.ii. A',|il.i- Order upon t 
 fpongy than 
 them : The ' 
 derable bread 
 l-:>ig!ijh Houll 
 1 believe, ' 
 might be call 
 I'orii of Herb' 
 Plants wou'd 
 here than at 
 that (hou'd rel 
 begin and ir 
 done fo much 
 whole Count 
 left to perfot 
 lired. 
 
 We fet Sa 
 Ihe of M.iitiy, 
 Jlitu's Bay. J 
 jult as rliey ot 
 tji'i, that then 
 oilkTwifc hav 
 togeiher to It 
 the Roads. 1 
 ■Wars, and ti 
 pline ; but w 
 th.at whoever ( 
 well uponthci 
 * Betides t 
 v")'i|JM'(ir' yields in great 
 • fjiihtrAi-is as hard and 
 
 Zm'.''" ""i« ■■ fmpll 
 Wi ind inv kind of V 
 Hirr,jl>jut alio a Plant \ 
 .,*i;.^''-'"'.'!ht yield 
 
 great deal to 1 
 : have hardly 
 
 of it. 
 Sailing fj'Oir 
 ;' with ieveral ' 
 
 ,€w™ti. the Reckoning 
 a Current li.-tti 
 'twas againit ii 
 1 atimdes of 
 made us fall ll 
 what in ]udg 
 fometimes a 'k 
 reach'd us oi 
 iiuich difturb'i 
 1 eagues than 
 woud amount 
 e.?i»iT. i he former 
 
 for the two ne 
 ^///«r's Bay, 
 but tlic latter, 
 continually CM 
 Line, till we 
 which time w. 
 the force of ai 
 rent tolloweil 
 a'.'i/ut 7 Depr. 
 ward, luiceci 
 "'IV or let's 1 
 „ I'loll come 
 little lUands, 
 oth'.T ; and a 
 (tern Point ol 
 We eame i 
 
 Ille ot t^K'tlt: 
 
 here, to ( ur > i 
 with fviihplei 
 
 Icrv d what w ■ 
 
 •SctC.ii 
 
 t^HMlrtfif 
 
 "iicie; 
 
Lib. II, m^ Cape Ht. Augufti ne," Zocotora, <src. 
 
 lOI 
 
 J'', IS uiiccr- 
 !t' they iis'd 
 [loils taken 
 liem otf to 
 if 'iwiTcfo, 
 
 I liiulily va- 
 iciii in their 
 
 ami iOnfc- 
 licm, when 
 i; Weapon?! 
 their over- 
 to fpnil the 
 infiiler only 
 11^', the ^A- 
 ei ihein ; To 
 loiiie cx- 
 liave tavij;ht 
 me with all 
 Ijioir.l the 
 d, at!, I ■ii< 
 
 .incfoMtecnJ,|y „",",;'(' 
 
 uhuh LaiH."'"'^" 
 lit the two J, 
 
 II U,s, which it ji'.. 
 I'.iU'i ; aiiil 
 
 I'lailiV, the 
 i tile .'.IliIii 
 [1, \\\wn llie 
 'I'lneto I'oint 
 ilU.irt of I he 
 J. due 
 
 Jill ^'f 
 
 'ditiiiii-i; 
 
 jlto-.. ih"," 
 
 iVoyJK ■■■>;' 
 
 ,.-TtKi V 111 
 
 
 I edge of Rocks, near the Shore, Cwhich will then be laid 
 in the Swamp, as it were between tlie Table and the Su- 
 ear-Loaf ) and Ihe may Hnd good Anciior-hold, ami ride 
 fafcly ir foar, five, or fix Fathom, according to bcr 
 
 Tis worthy of Obfervation too, that the Main-Land, 
 tjio" It be thirteen Leaj^iies diftant, yet runs awny fo to 
 thcW. and by W. that there is little more ilian I hree 
 Points open to let in the N. W. Sea, wlmh is aKvays here 
 the molt Itormy and trouMefomc. 1 here's j;ood 1-illiinp 
 about the Bay for Millets'or a b'ilh very like thorn) Smelts, 
 Thoriibaeks, D.>',s, and a fiiiall fort of Whales : And all 
 alxiiit the Rocks, Limpcis, -^iid Miifelcs in abiindanre. 
 We (ibferv'd a fort of Tree growing heicabout, that bears 
 a huit in bgnefs and form refembling a I'ine-Applc ; 
 the Sceilsof which were allcirirely eaten out of the Husks 
 by ihe lUrds, and the Husks left Handing in iheir Natural 
 Order upon the Tree. Thele Husks were more fott and 
 fpongy than thole of a Pme-Applc, tlio' i therwile like 
 ihcui : The Tree it fclf is low, and Iprcads into a conli- 
 derable breadth at top, and the Leases of it are like our 
 l-nglijh Houlleek, only not quite lb thick. 
 
 1 believe, with lome good Realon, that the Country 
 might be caltivatcd into a very excellent Plantation for all 
 tons of Herbs and Trees ; and that our i.n:;//i' Garden- 
 Plants wou'd thri\e to much higher degrees of Perleetion 
 here than at home, to the very great advantage of all 
 that iTiou'd refreni here ; if any wou'd be fo generous as to 
 begin and iiiakr the Experiment. In lliorr. Nature has 
 done fi) much to our hands, in order to the niaking the 
 whole Country a Garden, that Art h.as but a very little 
 left to perform, to make it as perleiit as need be dc- 
 iired. 
 
 We fet .Sail from hence, dircdling our Courfe to the 
 llie of Mid,i^<:J.f.', and came to an Anclmr in St. //ni;;.- 
 y(«t'sBay. The People of the Country carried it to lis 
 julf as rhey of iouhni.t did ; and but that 'tis prcity cer- 
 tain, that there is no intercourie between them, one wou'd 
 otlierwife have i bought, that they had made a iiargain 
 togcilier to itarve all the ChriUian Ships that come into 
 the Roads. 1 hey are a Itoiit hardy People, (it for the 
 Wars, and "tis reported of lome Skill in Maitial Difci- 
 plinc ; but withal cxcelfivcly treacherous and falfe ; fo 
 that whoever comes amongft them, muft be furc to ftand 
 well upon their Guard. 
 ..^ » Bclidcs the Tamarind-Trees, which the Country 
 v/icnfo" yields in great plenty, here's a fori .if Tree whole limber 
 ifjit'trAt-is as hard and hrm as Li^)imnl'ii,e, and very whita, but 
 OTui iiilii |,j|.|.j^.5 .(-p^jll l,„,\vn Pith in the middle of it; whether 
 a'cci'wa any kind of WhiteSaundcr'!, or no, 1 cannot tell. Here's 
 jum.alioiit ji|(() a Plant very like a iVwi/icf/i'f, and tor all I know, 
 *^l^^'-^"'ini|ihi yield as good an Aloes as that does: 1 here's a 
 grc'at deal to he found of it in thofe pans, tho" the Savages 
 lia\e hardly any knowledge of the I'fe and Virtue 
 of it. 
 
 Sailing Com hence towards the line again, we met 
 with leveral Currents, whiih put us oi.t ci nliderably m 
 the Reckoning of the Ships way and motion. .Sometimes 
 a Current Ic-tting to the Southward aHeOb-d us, which as 
 'twas againlt us in our Courfe, from the more Southerly 
 latitudes of Mir.hg.ifc.ir, to parts nearer the line; lo 
 made us fall Ihort in our true way by fonie 1 eagues, of 
 wh.it in Judgment might have been allowed. .Again, 
 fomeiimcsa nowcrful (Jurrcnr feiung to the Northward, 
 reach'd us oi a hidden ; which goinj* along with us, as 
 much difturb'd our Reckoning, by making us run more 
 1 eagues tlian the true C'ourle of the Snip in luch a time 
 wou d amount to. 
 
 1 he former of tliefc Currents was ihe mod difcernible 
 for the two next Days, after our letting om from St. Ai- 
 ^ij/ijif's Bay, when we were about ii Degr. South I at. 
 but iIk latter, which let to the Nor'hward, kept w ith iis 
 continually even to the Line, .and alier w e had crolii'd the 
 line, till we were in more than 5 Degr. North l.at. at 
 which time we loll the Current, and again began to hnd 
 the force of .mother letting to the Southward. This Cur- 
 rent followed us lor I'ome three or four Days ; and then in 
 about 7 Degr. North 1 .-it. another letting to the Hall- 
 ward, fiiiceeded in its nom, the Iitfe.3s of which were 
 "IV or Id's dili^rnible from that Latitude, till we were 
 ,„ I'lolf come up witli the /)».« ii»M(/..-'. Thele arc cwo 
 " little lUands, which Uar W. by S. and I'., by N.of each 
 (iiher ; and are dillant about 7 ', Leagues from the We- 
 (U'rn Point of rjon'^/.r. 
 
 W,' came 10 an Anchor in a ceitain Sandy Bay in the 
 llie of Zacc'tui.i, about the latter end ot this Month ; and 
 here, to < urvery great Comfort and Retiellimerr, we met 
 with fuch pIcniY of bilh, .is ga\e all our whole b'Icci lome 
 '" Meals, and wou'd lia\e gi\en more, eiu'd we have pie- 
 ferv'd what we took Iweet aiid good. 
 
 J.^;».. 
 
 *l '.Kinr 
 
 'Wcpntout of this Bay into the Road of T-.mcr:,,, t|,(.r.,«f •, 
 principal City of the Id'ind, and ordinary Relidence of 
 the King. ' i is featctl ar the Foot of leveral hifh iag';ed 
 Hills, 'tis adorn'd with a Caftle, and the Kind's Palace 
 IVands upon the top of one of the Hills oier'ookmg tl.i: 
 Town. The Latitude here is 12 Degr. jo Mm. the V.;. 
 riation of the Compafs 19 Degr. iS Min. and the Rr a.l 
 lies all op,-n b-tweeii L. bv N. "and W. N. W. I I'eiir loiiie f;-n«t«!.«<.(- 
 of niv Men ali-'jic, with a handh.'me Prefepj :o th.e Ki.g ; 'j I.'.'J'icu'i'o 
 which he very kindly .iccep.reJ, and id expie'.s hi> Cir.it - 1 u^ Ki .^ul 
 tude lent me b.uk a Prefent of (ioats, with an Ivaiu ^ '"'■'■ 
 Welcoii c to his Country, and Invitation to come aifoio 
 and fee hiiii. 
 
 When 1 landed, I was rccer.'d « itli a Dif. Iiarre of h> '■'^'=- "'!■'>"=• 
 great Guns, and ondu'-.td in the bell Ion lo hi's Coi.it |' ,','3'!",,™. 
 wher^ I believe every thing \va^ cwntriv'd t.i irake as good 
 a Shew, and to giie ir.e as g,re,u an Kli.a of ihe (irandeiir 
 of this little Prince as miidn le. 'I he I'.nicrtainir.ent 1 had 
 there, was as good .is the fuddeiuicfs of the occali.-n wou'd 
 permit. But a^ tor his DepiTtineni t'Avanls me, I mult 
 fay, that it was very free, civil, and o'.digini; ; C' nlider- 
 ing the v iolciit Preju J ices of the Mtibountani, f ir tlic molt 
 part, fand the A.ihiuis elpe^ially) not onlv aga'.nH the 
 Principles, but ihe very Perlons and Ccnverl.inon of Chri • 
 flians. 
 
 I cou'd procure no Aloes of him, for thai v. as all fenr 
 away before (as he alledged) to his Fatlier, the King of 
 Tdtinck, injh:il:',i K'/;'v; under whom indeed he w.as no 
 more tli.an a Vice-Roy in this httlc K.ngdcm of ^ijfcifor.r. 
 He granted us free l.ibertv to take wli.ir W.iter we had 
 occalion tor here, and (which is a Favour not granted to 
 oihcr Nat ons withoiu paying tort too. Hit asf(,r Wi od, 
 it leeiiis, 'tis a ver\' Icarce Commodity in thole parts, p,i,d 
 there he cou'd not inrnilli us. without ready Money ; nay, 
 if we wou'd liav; any, we iiuilt give a very great rate. 
 
 The truth on't is, ihe whole llland is nothing but e. 
 Lump of Rocks and Cliffs, and there's hardly any room 
 for '1 imber-Trees to grow, 'tis all fo hll'd yp wiih Stoned, 
 and a hard barren _t,arth, almull unfit for the Nourith- 
 ment of any lot of Vegetable. 1 know of none oi any 
 fignificancy glowing tliere, but the Plant that yields the ^J"^'!','^^"'' 
 Aloes, and the Shrub, or Tree, whole Tear is that Drug, 
 which we call in Europe the S.'.ii^::is D'.icoms ; and then the 
 Date-'l'recs, which aff rd them indeed theirchiefcit Sultc- 
 nance. The Date-Trocs, 'tis true, are pretty numerous for 
 loey make the belt of their Bread of that Fruit : As for 
 the others, the whole llland affords no more than about a 
 Tun ()f Aloes in a 'War, and a \cry inconliderable ouan- 
 tity ot Snn^tii! Di.icoir^, 
 
 The Animals that are here, arefcarcc worth a mention, 
 except it be for the fewnels and meannet's ot them ; they 
 are as forry as the Country that breeds them, and ll.ew the 
 Poverty of the .Soil they liu- on, by the Dwartilhnefs of 
 their own Bulk and Stature : .And ui they are dear Pen- 
 nyworths tothein that will undertake to buy them, for a 
 Cow goes at tweb e K ia.'s of tight, a Goat at one, Sheep 
 and Hens each at half a Rialapicce. As for the Dates, 
 there's no having them under twelve Rials /n-r Hundred ; 
 and a parcel ct Wood, as much as an ordinary Man's 
 Burilen is valued ar 1 1. and wou'd certainly inllead of 
 that be at i /. if :;^oa'tn.,i with tint I'caruty of Wood lay 
 as far fjoni t'le Line as /w^ij.'.iw^.'does. 
 
 The King fees the f'lling of all Commodities liimrelf,Kin!; of/,, 
 that any Stianners Trade tor upon tin-, llland ; 'tis he that '""••''v';^"" 
 fetsthe Price, ami drives ihe Barg.iin, not lea\ir,g it tothe"j^/j°'"* '" 
 Fidelity of any of his I'eople, but pailing all through his 
 own hands. Nay, none of his Sub|eds dare hold any 
 Correfpo)idcni e with Foreigners, or fo much as fpeak to 
 them, lill he has had Intelligence of them, and began the 
 Correfpiindcnce hinifelf. Indeed, he has little to do with 
 any but the ./> .1/';, who compofe his Guard, his Court, his 
 Nobility, and are all in all about him ; for as for the old 
 Inhabitants of the llland, they are Slaves to the dninineer- 
 ing Ar.ils, and li\ e skulking up .ind dov\ n w here they can 
 tind a fure Retic.-iu, like fo many Outlaws, or IVrfonsba- 
 nilh'd, even in their own Countrv. But neither ./m//, 
 nor any other, dare begin any Dilcouife, mikh lets a 
 Trade with Strangers, tih he lias had Notice of their Ar- 
 rival, and iciKrmed th.' Ceieniony of bid.ling them 
 Welcome. 
 
 He highly commended to us the Trade if the !{•,! Sci, 
 and the People of .1,1. n, and /\k,i,i, f.ir ihc'r Civil Car- 
 riage 10 Strangers, and Fair Dealing in al! their TrafTiclc. 
 And this was fo far a Motive lo iis (th.tt having lolt our 
 Seafon for going to ('.;»//'., m, becaile ihe Fatfcrb Mon- 
 Inn w a-i already come, ,vc con.lude.l t.i go and \ in't iliefe 
 Trading Tf.wiis upon the Co.ill of ihe - (.-./ w ., md make 
 lon-e Lxperiuient ot ihe Guoil Humour of the Pci pie : 
 Tlio' as Matters aftirwaids teli out, we had beticrluve 
 taken his Word fci'i, than lia^e gone thi-'ier iu tiv our 
 
 I'eU 14. 
 
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 ,<■• .,(■ , 
 
 102 
 
 Sir Henry Middleton'x Arrival at Aden, Moha, &c. Lib. H 
 
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 ititra iJr 
 
 ,Alkt dtl 
 Curii, tinil 
 ih- iwo 
 ■ 'h tt Rrck< 
 
 ri:yf.r, < 
 
 in .Wr«. ;., 
 
 fch I's. Wlicihcr iliis Arr.lUv had any Doliqii upon us or 
 no. 1 know net ; however, "lisccnain, ih.n his Accounts 
 olrlK-rc p r.c swLTO all Talk' and wrorp, .ii.d iliat in pur- 
 fiMiicc of his Advice, we fell mro the ^reatell Milerics 
 that perh.'psnnv Chrilfians e'.cr endnivd iiitlr^le p.irt;. 
 
 Havii.u bid Adieu to y , cfi. o, we had not fail'd far, be- 
 fore we had lit'ht of the lowernij; Roeks and Monrt.uns 
 of Aiir. del C.i'i !r. This is a narrow raffed Ulaiid, lonie 
 hvc 1 eagiics in Ir.-pdi 1.. Jnd W. Uibieet :n the K.in);ot 
 "f.-nfi /, rcmiikal'l f<.rihe two (jrcat White Rocks that 
 II... id near on, am I'.iev. ai the Konhein part (.t a ; and 
 v< i i.'.i railinj'. I'p tlirii Heads v.i a niiphty heiuht'a .ihovf 
 iherelf. difeiiverth.mfelves a pood way cili"at Sea. We 
 rcck'in'd foev;e.-n 1 eaiuies from the Wellem Point of y- 
 II ■■ ', to the Kailerii I'.niit of tliis Illand .U'b.i .lei C.vr/.i ; 
 and fr " 'he Weltern end of that, (ifreen I eapv.es more 
 to Cape (.«.• /..';»/ , which is the l-.attein Point of the 
 Kin'.'.om of .;.■>/, which lifs on the .tf .c.:h tide. 
 
 A lew Ua\s Sai'iinp m this Month, pa\e us a prolped 
 of the Coalt of .h.ii'in h.-.iw \\huh a) pear'd baircn, 
 moiinta'iious, and nii'pcd, without ll.ew ( I Woods, or 
 Fields, or any dell:;htful Cireeii. And whereas we now 
 qiiicklv expeded to lia.e a jr.ifpeet of the C'i:y ol .1,l.->\ 
 a Current la v- fo far our c^f our way, th.-.t whet wetell 
 with tiie land, we f.iuiid (urfehes no lets th."n lixty 
 I .-agues Ihort of that pl.ice ; hut yet faild along the Coalt 
 without danpcr, ha\inpfio;ii lupht to '1 wenty hve ha- 
 'th.om Water.' tiil we i.ime up vvuh it. ■llieCi!\ it let 
 ttaiids in a liottoui, under thf inert and proted i;n o: a 
 Mountain ; yet notwithllatuiir.p that i:iladvanta!.'e( le- 
 Situ.at on makes a p-.et:y haiidlome a| p. .trance. "I is e:;- 
 comrafs'd with a pond, .Stnne-Wail, detended in iiiaiiy 
 places w.th I'oits and Bulwa '-s ; .ind ii' well f.irnilli d 
 with An-.munition, and (loi.l'.'d with tx Id reioUue .Soldi 
 Til." nrerjih ers, is a piace certainly c.ipahle of iiia ii'.iiiun;; itsl.ibeit; 
 ^' "■ aL'.-iinIt a very great Power. Ic may fecm nideed to :ie 
 
 ft;inetliirc op.n to the .Seaward, it Umu;; piite drv diere 
 at '.( w Wjter ; hut then Nature and .\n 'la'.e both coii- 
 fulted to k.-cpoc.t the l^ai.per that thrcaf.ns to come that 
 way : Vov I'leie are a couple of Rocks lying there, one ot 
 which is bipuir than the 'lower of l.iuimi, and lo horri- 
 bly rapped and full <.f Clitis and little Precipices, that 'tis 
 iinpodible to be afcended, but in one particular part of it 
 a'one ; and there the Path is fo \eiy narrow, and lo itecp 
 too, that half a Dozen Men may defend it againlt a whole 
 
 Rut tlun .add to the Strength a..d In-.prcgnablcncfs of 
 tliefc two natural Forts, the Improvements that An and 
 Indulirv has n-ade.in Fir.s and Batteries r.us'd alxnit them, 
 which .ire very wed fi.riiilh'd with a'.l forts of Amiruni- 
 tii n ■ and the place arpw-.rs to be lo well guarded, as not 
 111- ch ti' need the help <if tlie Sea lo fccurc it on th.it lide. 
 '1 his C ity is fcp]i!ied with i'roviliin partly from the neigh- 
 bouring parts of ..nbi-, r.nd th'-fecf ■■'/•■■Vi';, Olfciiteto 
 it rn tile other llde the S-rc'.phr. There's a continual 
 Trade and Corrcfpi ndencc between it, and the Town ol 
 S,-re»..r, whicli i'.ands juii over agaiidt i: m the.Kincdeiii 
 rf AA-! : And from hence they bring to Aden, Cattle, 
 Fru'.t, Inrcnfc. Mvrrh, and foiv.e beltcrC o.i-modities too. 
 iho' a's yet to be conceal'd, till better Inturmation gotten 
 of the truth ef ir. 
 
 c-rmARr,. Ihelatitide .a: this p'are, I reikon to be la Degr. 
 
 fhiuUV). ,, Ml,,, Jsonherlv, the Variation of the C'Miip.'.istwe', 
 
 , St. 
 
 Thci. C^ 
 
 Itld IS; 
 
 •>tinnj cf 
 
 Degr. ir M'"'- Wefterly 
 fix or fevcn I cot i plight 
 5. F.byH. or N. NV. ' 
 
 1 he Water riles at tiie Port 
 upon the Ch.Ulg^-lXa^, and a 
 W. Moon, ir.akcs a t'ldl .Sea. 
 
 Si' HtnfJ 
 
 ilth.i. 
 
 The Town 
 tJi .At'tti I.' 
 
 Piiot. 
 
 Here vvc had News of C'ap-. 'iia'f::;r, who was at th... 
 place the Year before, and tradetl bwth here and at Moiy ; 
 and whatc\tr Fiitcrtainir.cnt he had, we were m.idc be- 
 lieve ours (liould be cxtraiTdinary. They told us, if we 
 were ij,!lljl--mrti, we weremoft heaitily welcome tliiiher, 
 ami n-.ou'd meet with as kind r.nd civil ufage in thefc 
 parts, as at any other place where our Nation traded. 
 That' the Bair.u'hat govern'd h.rc at prelen;. was a iv.ore 
 rafie and affable Man than the forn.cr : .■\iij as I'r a 
 Tradc.wc needed no: at all qucfUon f.clpecially .-it A.V/> ; 
 wlicie there was a great Meuhaut reiiucd, who v.oi,\l 
 h'li.felf fife-'; rC'uUomer^faii'd; t.d.e o.i' ..lithe Ciet.ds 
 We had broi-,"... 
 
 Thiy were very defirotis ii lunc one of the Ships left 
 in the Poll to trtdc widi their TuWi, whde the other 
 t\v. v.ent to M.'/i» ; promiliiig to buy . !l (lie had .iboan' 
 
 let it 'ie ever e. much : 
 
 Wh vli uron Conlidcvarion I jield- 
 cd'.t, leaving the i';-,;-»-c' .■there, and itok tlie/J.;/- 
 /;«/ LolicarmcCi inpanv 10 Ai>' . 
 
 i was fort d to atieiiipi tli's paliagc wiiliou: any Pilot 
 to aiiift me in it. ; leraufe I plainly law they l,.;d no mied 
 ! .V'luidh.'iwany ; ,iiid 'rwcu'd have been lo no ri:rpofe 
 to have fpent time in waiting iiion a Pack of Miltreajus, 
 rhat '.aiuc no Promifs^ ihsy inake, and think of theit 
 
 Words no longer than tlicy arc in their Mouths .-. fp, ak- 
 ing. 1 liippole they had a mind I Ihonld fall foul upon 
 lomc Rocks or Sands, in my pal'ige to A/i/vi, that fobe- 
 inp fwallowed up of the Sea, they might e irhihe more 
 hale and Security fwallow up :!;.. rich Sl-'u left in the 
 Port. It eou'd be for no other Reafon but this, that they 
 Ihou'd lo often as they did,' preMufe ii.c a I'ilc aud yel 
 ne\ er ta!' e care to fend me anv. 
 
 Now the gre.aieft difficult\ we I .d :o encnti'iccr, w: 
 that in pairing well the .Streight of lUO.'tin ..--, which ; 
 almct tlnnv 1 enpucs didant fiom .•/./.-<• M'- M -ci''; .,- , 
 lonp the 1 ami ll'metmies W. ,S. ■«'. ..r.d W. i y N. in ?3 " 
 and }(. baihoii Water, ohferving all the (.(til as Wf 
 palsil to be very high Ground, and ll.ooting oet into the 
 Sea with many Head-lanels. We continued moltly the 
 lame Courfe, hrdinp along the I and all that Night, and 
 the next Day betimes law the itreat Head-land" running 
 nito the I{;:1 S;; riling ep like an lliand, and aboii't 
 N'ocn we get a-cniK the .Sticight. It is notabcf e three 
 Mile bioad, and the I)f|nh between eirhi and eleven F.i- 
 thcm ; en the Nor-h-lide Ins an uneven Ku'L'ed Land like 
 Ati Illaml ; .-.nd < n the South a Hat low Ilhii'id, cali'd fl. - 
 ltiw^i:,lcl. whiih giMS the Name to the Streighi ; to ihe 
 Soiuhw.iid of which Illaud there leems to be a broad Fn- 
 trance. or Channel. 
 
 IhefameUay we had light cfiheFownof i\/o/'/:;and pre- -Vt.f., 
 Icntlytliereiipiini.is if our Misfortunes nnilHiegin with the '"'"'■ 
 ^er\ prolpeet of that pl.ice, afterwards fo fa'.al to us) my 
 Ship was run a g-ouiid : Wh.ther by the Unskilfulncfs, T''^' 
 or the 1 rc.ii hery of my two .-;, .:i,;n» Pilots, I cannot led ; l.^w' 
 tor 1 had pi. k'd up a couple out of a fmall Villar,e by the <i; '"•" 
 way, near the Streighi of Brl'eiw.-.ndcl, and uii'der their 
 Condi cl poiiibly In their contrivance; ihiscame to pafs. 
 I lowei er, if iwas a Plot to mine me, it did not take ef- 
 led; hir.is't phasd Providence, we brought the .Ship 
 ort again lale and found, to our very greai Conforr. Re- 
 ingc.inie hither, we had all the kind Sahitatli ns, ami 
 lo^tiil Welcome imaginable. T he .A pa icn to Ccmple- 
 miiit me.iloard, and' gave ir.e full AMuratice rf .as free, 
 quiet, and good 'Frade here, as at .Utf^v, Cpullz-.titinoele, 
 or any other part of the T/iril;; L'o'ninions. 
 
 1 was earreltljj delireil to come alliorc, in haiebcncr 
 Pr.iols of their Civility and Refped, than 1 i on'd have « '"''•^ 
 at that dilt*nce ; and at my landing wasrrce,v'd by all" '"" 
 the great Men of the Town, and conduded with Muljck, 
 and other Expreffions of Poti.p, ind Publick Joy, to the 
 Aga's Palace. 
 
 Heiei deliver',! His Majefty's I cttcr and Prcfent for 
 iheBalla, and alio one to the Apa hmilelf; upon which, 
 (after a lolemn Renewal of the Promifcs before matlc, re- 
 lating to oiT Traileand Security there/ i had the rich 
 \c(l ot C'-iinfnn and Silver put upon rrc, as a Mark of 
 the (i"'and Seignior's Favour and Pretedion. In that 
 Urcis I was carried tht oiigh the Streets rn ff tMilback, fcr 
 out with a very fplendid Kquipagr. and fo triumphantly 
 dchyr-r d in at the i:iii>jifl.' Houle in that Town. 
 
 '^■et in all the lieightlis of this Carels fas it appear',! by 
 ic.pci) they adrd in the grea'elt Contrariety that 
 t. I ■ .^ to their own inw-ard I'lioiights and .Sentinienf;. 
 tho ("«><•», who .are infer our to none in ihc .'\rtsof 
 Oifrimulation. did do all with fuch an Air rf Fricndfhip, 
 and Cordial 1 o\e ; they ^ded the'r Parts fo very hnely' 
 hat 'tvvas impoirilile fcr the moft dilceininp h.yctn fee any 
 th,ng but Sincerity, in that outward Deponnient. But 
 'twas not h^ig before they threw olTihe Difguifc, andap- 
 fiear'd like themfelves : They quickly p-.ifs'd from one 
 txtream to the other, tiom the hc'ghth of Cemplement 
 and llattctmg RefpeO>, to the laft dep.ree of *.)i:riai'e and 
 jarbarons Infuh. Without any the' icaft appear. ipcc of 
 a_ foregoing Coldnels and lniiit!"ercncc, any fufpicious 
 'Foken, or Symptom of Inch a chaure ; luid 1 am very 
 lure, without the lealt necal'on from" v,s. .!,ry rife tirni 
 uswiiione Confent, Ix-fet oe.r Ho',;fe. and i^ljto knock- 
 ing on the Head chofe of us that v ere without Uoi-rs as 
 fall .as they cou d. I my led" felt t;,cir Fury auto, ^It'the l^ii','', 
 rcll. being leit tor dead uprm the (Jrourd in the Sent!! ■ • i 
 and belides piilag'd of all the Akr.ey, Rii.'.s, and valua- 
 ble Matters 1 had about me. 
 
 .•\t tiie lame t,me tliat they affa-i.red us adirre. thcv 
 made an A-uii.pt upon one of ourSiiips, w hlch w.is me|> 
 with. II their reach ; but tlio' they trade a llilt to get the-r 
 Cut-throat ■)../;< abi aid her, yet they cond no: keep 
 poileliion of iier, our Men Ivowing them rp with a B.ir- 
 rel ol Gunpcwder, without any preniulre to thcT- 
 lelvcs. 
 
 We th.-.t liad efcaj>cd with oer Fives were mimcied 
 likelo many Slaves, and. lo led in that biife and dilj-raec- 
 ful manner away to the Aga, by whom I ii.-id been r c .-ii'd 
 with (o much Pomp but juit beli.re. .And now ihe Tuik 
 had put o;i another 1 ace, and ins Stile was a'ter'd oo 
 
 as 
 
 ■ iIk- 7.-. 
 
 ili.r 
 
 as much as In 
 Welcome, and 
 I was roughly 
 . . and h(n 
 ,rer cfec' 
 .<..-.'. .,' ilu'u Holy 
 •"■?";' ,S,.ig iv.is, uin 
 ■xiJi.iioShipioperfwir 
 fclves and the 
 have thf led'er 
 proof enough 
 fiifficient .Seen 
 lo I did by a I 
 to underllard i 
 Impudent, 'or 
 piTchafe my 
 my Honour an 
 "T IS true, he . 
 fPfJliopeiit 111 
 State it was i I 
 comply he v\oi: 
 was not great e 
 is more valiial ' 
 of hisPrefeiec 
 
 ki.tJ.v.-p.i'f"''*'^'''') l''' 
 k[, i D.n- hardly h.ivebi 
 
 as an Firecutit 
 
 Conhil ot the 
 
 I hail the Favo' 
 
 Ihadavlry ili 
 for my PiUow, 
 inc Comp.tnv. 
 
 : In this Oiit' 
 
 whole Buli.-.els 
 made his Preli-;, 
 Vermin of the I 
 'Twas a g!\ 
 were fo well j'l ■ 
 
 •* (lock ciiou,gh I 
 
 rdiliy wou'd li. 
 they cou'd nc t li 
 
 J flf.iv ; but I kn 
 
 no fmall Ccmfi 
 fo happily out ot 
 al)oard too had i 
 to^ctirfl Repo 
 There v\as f 
 mutual jvatisfad 
 ot one o( them, 
 ty to come and I 
 to do, hoping n 
 Now whillt i I 
 
 t'/ii''.,''^^'™':'0f"^vTra 
 the lown Iroiii i 
 him. This I kn 
 gcon to another, 
 Condiiion and C 
 bigger Man than 
 of the fame lize 
 and cs to the Poi 
 thing matter win 
 the Matter, or 
 I'rcath, the twee 
 of a Dungeon \\ 
 be upon the Ro 
 the Time time in 
 
 ? Wc fet out (ft 
 
 't iugIS of us in a 
 
 tndn jifc. fore the Brjh.t at 
 
 t hfi to the N. N 
 
 tion made vs hen 
 venal of our Friei 
 felvcs, who had 
 in niyCoiitineiiK 
 Kindnefs, did a 
 friendly Farewel 
 icfsai l^iv.vtv ; ; 
 groat Men about 
 them ( theConfi 
 tic Ixfore us, on 
 of the n-ft:/-, a 
 The moll iciii ti 
 way to '; :n, V 
 indeed focxtrear 
 all Harv'd to De.i 
 with Fur-G- ,•-.•11 
 lemperate till .a 
 vvhich IS fuur D 
 that and X^vun it 
 
Lib. 11 ^Yi3Lti. XX. ^i^ H. Middleton cmied t o the "Baft, 5cc. 
 
 Ii'! ri fpi ak- 
 
 l foul iipox 
 
 tliat foU- 
 
 :li I lie more 
 
 I Ift'r ill llic 
 I, iliattliey 
 [)• atvl vi'i 
 
 iiiKCcr, w; . *:«;:■::■ 
 
 '■: MtI 'I ,1- und;-.;. 
 ;■>• N.ill :S" 
 
 (111 as wc 
 01' t into the 
 
 moltly ihf 
 Nii'lit, aiiJ 
 ncl ninniiii', 
 
 aiiJ al-m'.t 
 al'd^i' tliRi.- 
 il i-kvi-ii 1- j- 
 ■ci l.ard lilu' 
 , (..tllM II- 
 pln ; U' I'.'.c 
 a broad Kn- 
 
 lu/rjanil pre- ■< '.r j 
 am with ihf '' "■' 
 il lo ik) mv 
 
 iiskiihiiiursj'',;^;);, 
 
 cannot icil ; ,;it.ie„ 
 ill.i^c by the 'f.<'"- 
 
 I'lRlcr their 
 caiiic to \n(<. 
 
 nor take il - 
 phi tiic Ship 
 nil, tort, lio- 
 itatii ns, and 
 : to C'.ini'lo- 
 c ot as free, 
 :n:fi/:}itinopie, 
 
 have better 
 
 1 lou'd have '''''"'■" ' 
 ?ceiv d bv all 
 
 With Miilick, 
 
 t Joy, to the ; 
 
 1 Prcfcnt for 
 tipnn ivhich, 
 irc iiiaeic, re- 
 liad the rich 
 .IS a Mark ot' 
 )n. In that 
 fcback, let 
 liiiif haiitly 
 
 appear'.! by 
 
 itrarictv that 
 
 Seiitinifnt^. 
 
 he Alts of 
 
 Iricndftiip, 
 
 very (ineiy, 
 
 cm fee any 
 
 TnuTt. Bur 
 
 il'c. and ap- 
 
 frnm one 
 
 , iiiplenx-:it 
 
 Oi rtai'e and 
 
 'pe.ii :trcc of 
 
 Itlipic'OilS 
 
 :i i am very 
 v rile nrrn 
 
 ro knock- 
 
 Dtv r<;, as .,,,. ,„. 
 a'nn, ^11 the ii r!.-. •- 
 thjScr.(;i;;T •.!■:> 
 
 and valua- ''"■ '- 
 
 r.d: re, thev 
 ich V.MS in it 
 
 ro pet their 
 no: kcL'p 
 
 vvitli a B.ir- 
 re to tlieir- 
 
 ?re rmnaded 
 md difj;raec- 
 i'cfii r'.f.'u'd 
 low I lie Tink 
 IS a'ter'd CO 
 as 
 
 103' 
 
 I 
 
 t;i'T; 
 
 Now inllcad of a ceremonious, iif)On i he bar^" Ofotind ton, liad it not licen for tlic Dc ^ 
 
 fence of our Cloathmp, I Ixlicvc the Cold woii'd h.a\e^,"™", j,^, 
 ui.-ide us too llilf to have llicwn oar Knjj/'/fc breeding, in .uu /imu, 
 inwinp and friapinp to the H,iP?.ihy thar tii 
 
 .IS much as his I ooks. .,.,■„,- , 
 
 Welcome and a let oi lu};li llowa lurhjh Complimems, 
 1 eas rnii'iihly demanded whai I had ti do a> come thi 
 ancf how a poMured Chrilti.oi dMll '.a lo bold a^ 
 (Ter ofLcl-.i- loot upon that Country, where the City 
 liuMi Holy I'r. phel )b od ? Hut the Bvirihen of the 
 \>rf, was, 
 
 ,...., .hatlllonld wiitetomy Men al o.ir<lthe rreat 
 
 '''■'rebes and the .Ship into hisHinds, and he v .n d let us 
 tunc thf ledVr.Slr.p ro c.nrrv us home a(;ain ■ ' ' ■ ' 
 
 I ut as 1 h.ii 
 to lie 
 
 proof cnov.j^h of his CoiiKience an.l t oe.rtelie to be .i 
 fufficient .Security for m) ever irellinp. to cuh. r apim ; 
 lo I di.l I'V a f i;H.fiil ri (cclnp of his I'mpol.il. r.ive him 
 
 lid liim 
 
 iicxcr 
 
 f 
 
 to vnderllar.d that 1 '.h.melit it as Ki.fc nloes.a-. 
 Impudent, lor theiiiakuie ot it; and that I wo 
 p.Tchafe my iree.lom from his Chains with the lol 
 Iin Konoiiraud Honeltv lo thofe whi.hh.nl cninilted me. 
 '1 is true, he enlorc d lii' I'erfwalions with an Arpnmcnt 
 rw^pcvt in lomc Circumltanecs, bm in_ my unhappy 
 .State it was ( f no power .ti all : llerhream'd it 1 did not 
 c.-.inply he v\onM take a^^ a> m> He.ad ; btu the iolsot that 
 was lu.t pr.at eao.-pl) loniovc mc, ha\ inp. loll that which 
 is more \ altiable than I.ife l>efore. .So 1 vv.is ca.Tied our 
 of hisPreferee loailen with pivar I titers and Ii-onShackUs, 
 
 ime w * got ro 
 him. And in ~^en .u it ielf we had every Morning the 
 f Iround covered with a lioary broil, ind Ice of a linger 
 th'ck in one Nights freczinu ; and ali this while we were 
 in the Tm/i'.i' ~ i.e. and 'ho' '.i^ o' ■ tha ' 'he Sun was then 
 on the ether fide of ilic line in the South hal'" of the 
 Vii.l "(«/., yet 1 Ihould f arie have b.;:e\ il if. it the 
 Ciilii wasfo extream in tliefe parts that lie fo d'.reiilly in 
 his Ro.id. if I ha.l nor bs Iniih tlie'c Seiices hal luchcon- 
 \ii.c rg Denionlliaiionsof it. 
 
 Thel'. '/(t le.l us 'nto :^vi(/.' will a gre.at dctl of Tri- 
 iinipii, and the (^-r marcli'd by us in averyUately tnan- 
 ner, as it he had done ibiue \cry Heroiik Acbon in be- 
 trayini: and leading us Prlf' ners, that had neither Anns 
 nor Warning todefmd oiu lll'cs againll his Treachery. 
 As if we had been the KeUck. of fonie coni]uer.l Anny, 
 and werebronchtoiit of n bloody Field, where the bate 
 (■fa whole Kingdom had been detennin'd by the Valcur 
 and C'onded of tliis niigliry Man; fo were we brought: 
 mtothe City, and llar'd at by theMobblcef ]'.»<;( and 
 ■U-.-liitus. And the K.i/'.'rt to coiitribf'.c his Part too, to 
 
 J. » ■ M 
 
 r:. I 
 
 'i 1.1 
 
 n 
 
 
 ,„ to a lilih) U'.ir.i 
 
 here the viictt Malefniloiir v ou'd the gr.icing of this t'oolilli Scene, feiit out Sh.i.ts, Drums, 
 
 hardb h,i\e ben bellowed, and into v. Inch 
 
 'twas as bid .Tnd rinnpcrs tomeet us ; lin'd all the way to the Callle 
 
 as an 
 
 Firecntion lo go. 
 
 lUit at ihe liiterce'.lion of thej with .Snuldiers, and got all his great Men together a- 
 
 ■< i'>f 
 
 "■ Conlninf the ;;-/.'.;.i;;j myUilging w.isih-.need ; and I 
 hailthe Taio'ctobe removeil into another 1 lole, where 
 1 had a dry iho' a haid Floor for my Bed, a mvat .Stone 
 for my Pi.'Iow, and g;iod (lore of Rats and Wae to k.'cp 
 me Comp.inv. 
 
 In this l)i;trefs I was \ery often Mlited by ihe W'm, 
 vvhnfe Buli.-.efs being ro tempt me to betray inv Trni), 
 made his Prelenc- u.ore hateful to mc than any of tf.e 
 Vermin of the Dungeon. 
 
 'Twas a great .Voiriluation to him to hear o'.t Ships 
 wcrcfo wellproviLied with \ic}"als, and. thar ihev h.ad 
 ftock enough for two Years ; for ix expeOled that Ne- 
 fdlity woii'd have broeght them into his Hands, firce 
 ihey cou'd not have a Wind to g i otf till the fi:ccei;ding 
 M.li ; but 1 knew that it was Matter of l-aCt, and 'twas 
 no fmali Ccmfortto me in my M^stortimes that they were 
 fo happily out ofthetrciclierous Viiiaius reach. My Men 
 alwaril roo had the Comfort to hear 1 w.as alive, contrary 
 to;ic firlt Report Ipread about of o.ir being all cut off". 
 
 There was liime intercourle betwixt us alio to our 
 mutiLil .satisfadtion, by the good Condud .and Courage 
 of one of them, who boldly \eim'-r'rl his 1 ife and l.iber- 
 ty to come ami fee me, and was permitted by the 'Vmk' fo 
 t.ido, hoping to make their own Aiivantage our of ir. 
 N(jw whilll \ la\ here cominuallv expeCling the laft 
 [,'.'.''1' Sceneof my Tragedv tocome on, Ibine Offiters came to 
 
 tile Town from the Brf'i'n with (Ir.lers to bring mc up ro 
 him. This I knew lo be but a Remine trom one Dun- 
 geon to another, and only a change of Piace but not ot 
 CV.ndiiioii and Circiunftance tome. The ;!„7/i.i was a 
 bigger Man than the A:u in his Qjiality an.l Figure, bv.t 
 of the fame fize cxailHy as to Confcience and Honefty ; 
 a'ld :;s to the Point of goi d Vd'rce, it was ii(!t a Far- 
 thing matter whether 1 were in the Hands ot the Knave 
 the Mailer, or the Knave the Servant, 
 breath, the fweet and pure Air, al'tcr the ^ 
 of a Dungeon was l()mc Advairage ; and 'luas better to j cut Thro.irs, 
 
 be upon the Road for a few Days, than to lie immur'd 
 
 out hint : No lefs than the whole Divan being t'umiunn'd 
 logerherupon this CVccalion. 
 
 Wlien I came into the RfKnn of Prcfencc (' which was .">> /Kf 
 a ilately long (Jallcry, fpread from one end to the other ,''''''','""^ 
 with r;.'/;/i' Carpets, and as full of Grave Couiicellors as thi'l'jjijl 
 ever it could hold . Ifmnd the haughty 7«)(;^ (itting in 
 Kingly State at the upper end of it, threatning no lefs 
 than Death roinc and all my Company in his temble 
 (erly 1 ooks, an 1 F.ves fparkling with Fury and Indigna- 
 tion againft us. I lis Srile and Difeourfe was no lefs 1 ofty 
 .and imperious than his forks ; and I h.id little from him 
 but fuch fort of rude and ba.-liarousQiiedions, .is I had 
 from IdNgood Senantthe .;,;•. He told me however at 
 lall, th.it the Wjjrt had done what he did by his<. Orders, 
 and that they came dirccfly from C(!»;/^fHf;'OT;'/e ; and 'twas 
 the Gr„ii,'. Siignict'i Pleafurcilut all Chrilli.ins th.-it came 
 into thofe parts ikould be treated in this Manner; and 
 therefore lince we were come upon thar Forbidden 
 Ciroi.r.d, our 1 ives and Fortunes were at his Mailers dif- 
 pofal, and we muft wait till Orders came from Court ci- 
 ther ro Exerut' . 2nflavc or Difchargc us. This was ovu' 
 Sentenie, which when pad we were order'd to our fevcral Sent to Pr); 
 places of Confinement ; my Men to the common Prifon, '""■ 
 and my felf to one .i little better, in the Keeper's Houfe. 
 ' 1 is true ihe K.i/Ki w.is not fo great, h'.s Air fo ftcrn and 
 lour, nor his Words fo fearing ; but I had Pretence c- 
 nougli to Int^rpole and -Argue what I thought convenient, 
 as well .n our own Defence, as ReHciflions upon the 
 fcandalousTreachery of -rljirit. But Innocence cou'd be 
 no Protetftion here, as well as breach of Faith and 
 Truth no Crime ; and the h-P^i) and his /{t were fo 
 clofely linkM together in the Villainy, that tine muft of 
 neceiliiy defend what tother had done. Yer 1 think 'iiey 
 lought botf. to have fpard thef/"irK(/V,-./.;H/rji"s Reput; Joii, 
 However to .and not ^o luve brought him in for fn.icks in the .Scandal 
 noi!(jiii Stench I ot their own private Knaveries. They mutt rob Ships, 
 I'dlagc, plunder and imprifon Strangers, 
 
 thefi'mc time ;n a rercpracle of Vermin. 
 We fet out from Afc/r the latter eiui i 
 
 hcc.-mbo, be- 
 
 ing ?■> of us in all, who were to makeom Appearanoebe- 
 M.n Afr fore tile Brjhi at '<v//i>.'. This Ci'y is the Principal one of 
 ■'■'^"'*- that part of Wi/r/'M Kc'uV, dillant i8o Miles trom A/o- 
 
 ir, to the N. N.W. and f according to mv Obferv.i- 
 
 and violate all the 1 aws and Cudonis of Nations, even 
 thofe that are facred amongd chc mod Barbarous ; and 
 then upon the Preten'-e of our being Chridians, thro' all 
 upon the Gi<;n</ Sf.^j. jr 'scolders ; which is to Compli- 
 ment him wi'h the I it f of P.itrone to Thie cs and Vil- 
 lains, and nuke him f ) much worle than theinfelves as 
 
 his C'haraiffer 
 
 ana r.guic is gre.itcr. 
 
 And I malce no 
 a: that time join'd 
 
 tion made v\ hen there ) in i6 Degr. i ■) Nlin. N. I.Jt. I'e- ■ Ciiicftion at all, butthat ( we Ixing ... ,.._ _, _ 
 
 vcr.ilof our Friends itnongd the I'.o^ci and //.,;.'.i'.r».M them- in a drict League of Frie.uilliip wn'h the Port j the bar- 
 fclve.s, who had exprell a generous Coir.pa.i'ion for me |barous Carders lo i:fe us fo, wou'd have liccn publickly 
 in niyConhncment, and I'.aily icfrefli'd ire with their dilown'd there, if the Matter h.id Ix-en fairly reprefenteci; 
 Kindnet's, did at our departure exprel- the like by ihcr and ih^fe Aelions would have coft ilic proud Bt:Jtu his 
 friend'y Farewels, and hearty Wilkes lor our good Sir ' Place and Honourif not his Head. 
 
 ccfs at ^ei./tv ; aiul particularly by their Tetters to the Now while wc continued in I'.icfe Ctrcilinft.''.rices at 
 great Men about the B.i/.'.'.i on our behalf. Nay one of ~c".;j) there w.re divers or the grMt Men abov the 
 them (theConlul of the R :«•//.'/?/< i -vent thither a lit-iB.^.-.i, whieh . ( nt'.mially did us very gtxjdOflices with f, 
 tie before us, on purpofe to mollilic ti,.- rough Temper | him, and lain eji"..'. mod heartily forour Releafe. Tlie''m">he 
 
 of the B.:/).v . 
 The mod 1 e;u ■. 
 way to 
 
 B4*i* endn* 
 
 .liu avil the parr of a iNudiaior for us.'mnd i.f nliderab'e r.f thele were the Crht Buffi «■ ^^i, _ ■ 
 i>;a'elcObferva;ionsihat oecvirr'd m our Licuttii.-ntdenera! of the Kingdom, the Con t'u I of thetUargc,' "■ 
 Y :■, wasthatof the Cold we felt ; which was! Bn «/.o,',<, aiidoneor two more //'..■'■i.:'i AierchantS; ro 
 indeed foextre.r,;, -v.-id piercing, that 1 ilunk we had Njenk'\cry one of v.di.3m 1 mud .'.ckiiowledge a particular Ob-7*'"'"? 
 .ill d.irv"d to De.-ui., if we had n.r; been well provided 'lig.iriot'. Thclcgave nie tounderdaid , b; tliattimewc 
 wuh Fur-G- eens. ihe Ait was pretty toletable andihad l".en!c'i",c3 or lo Days here] that when the red ot* 
 temperate till .ifier we had paf»'d the City ed Tim, our Company now expefted wc.c come up to Y""""t 
 vvhicli IS four Days ' urney from A fo''.' ; but between |welI;ou!d all bcfent b.'il; again to A-Vv,;. And after the 
 that and .'y't'.-h it W.1S fu levere, th.u Ixing loictt to liCiArriv.'! tU diis paic <jf i.'ur Csimpanv. the li.!::,i hmilolf 
 
 I (be- 
 
104. 
 
 
 .^;r ' c! ry tv idil^eton ^^ot'x bac{^to Moha, O'c. Lib. ijl 
 
 liclbi'c vvliura I was ^ti.'.. il to appcnr ! Cdnrinni 
 sNcv. ; U) liic, and iii'i'. nil' wc iV.-iiijil a'.l rcn'rii 10 ^. 
 
 ''"'■'''' ai.d !'■". nf lis liuillil L'O a'';.\ul pr-lVtvii', l. r. 
 
 niv 
 
 cli 
 
 fflriddfj. 
 
 0-.' ij.iioil 
 
 ha.k l(jr 
 
 iul "-,9!tT-}U' fiuMl. I W liv A.r.'il till ail lllc Ml in of 1 
 
 vvi'i-.'iTrjiiiriii, .uu! tlu'iiv.i' i,.iiiiu! l..;vfoiir luii DiUlurgf 
 101 1. 
 
 As for ru! G c>is Ik- ill.-.'pal ho couJ art make a 
 Su-.cihVt ot tiwm, for tk'y wcro nil put up t(i ilic 
 r»rt'..' .sV._^:,j' /\ Aiioiir.t, 'mi fo was our I'irnaLC too, .-.nil 
 thcrJ". I'--' o'.tof hisPovva in revel imt ; Int. ail orlicr 
 tlv.iip htliMip'Tip w lis lliOuM I'l.' rt'lUMvJ, aiui our IjIx'p.v 
 Puii'Uil c iiu'.iril>lN fuic wluii ilu' tunc lie I. .Ill iixiiltor 
 o::r Itay \v.-.s tx]' riJ. 
 
 Al'out till.' umIiUi.- of the f ccccil ni! Motiili, the time 
 caii'c on fi;r wi depani.rcio A/' •', ami I went to take 
 m\ Iea\e(if the 'i/:,'.', but a little before exalteit to the 
 iui:li I'Intt an,', Dii'.iiiry of a \ irier. H.s I'ntie bcinp 
 eriereafcJ tn^ctlicr \v;(,h his lli)n,-i;r, he ciuniiamlccl inc 
 iiiaveiy i'v.pciiouii manner to In'A !■) it, that neither I 
 nor any of ir,v Nation taire .".in more into ilife parts: 
 ami tis tcrtain 'Ii.u he m\f\n luve lai'<i hiirUlf thc'l'rou- 
 Mc of m\ir.i'/h;u Con luainl, lincc no Man ihat iKiJciice 
 liccn tliJre aiul fi ei.t.rt.iin'Ll, toiiKI ever I'C fond of 
 comii".', tiie Iceoiiil tiiiif anil iij'Jt a pack il liuh iiih-i- 
 niaii iiarluriaiis a>. they w'eiv. Hut whfii I l-e;'pM on tlie 
 liehaif of niy Nation, that ( if any of thcrMiip-i IV.. u li 
 Iiappcn to eoiiic into '.hole p.uts l.eioiv iio'ue (oiiM lie 
 given to Ki/;;//-w ' for the Proi'iihiiion j ilicy mii'htmit be 
 betravej as vehaillx:en, but pl.iinly t iM that iliey m'-iA 
 nor come tIk re, tliat they iiiif'.lu know what 10 trultio; 
 He poliihely reo led ili.'.t they ihuiild ha'.c ."r.y furh 
 warniiip ; w hieh I think was .1 l'iflien;it I'rcMif ut .1 b.ifc 
 Pelipii, anil that he intended more ilie I'luiid'/r or .Ship^ 
 th.mto fi.ew his Refpeill to theiM.iK./ Si-.-o./r \ I'rJers 
 which were to keep them tiom coming to Trade iliere. 
 
 ThisCity of ^.•i;,i» is coiiiii'erable for u's hirj'.enels, 
 being foiiii.th'rf; bijrper than onr City •{ Bnjll. a'ul j 
 lltciiplv binit for the inoit part w.th Stom. and l-iir.e. 
 'i("he W:'ll that fniroimiis it, is indeed of Karih, biit 'tis 
 iliengtben'd with Tcrrcts in every part of it, by which 
 means tis made a (ubilanii?! JJefeiiee to the City. Bc- 
 lidcsthcrc are two gf^oii Caftlc». one to the North fide, 
 Ceatod upon .1. Hill, -Ahwh O'.er!ook« the Town, and de- 
 fends that p.-Ti from the wild Mountain I'euple, that ule 
 to .annoy it fro i- thence; and another to the Lalt lide, 
 which is th-' B:''fr'i Falacc, and inclosj with fevtral 
 Walls with Tiurets .".1.1 B.attlcments. 'Tis fea-cd in a 
 barr.r. ftonv Vallev, and has nt.r a drrp rf Water, bi't 
 ^vhat's fetch dour of WJls, an.i th.f. il ey dip extre.imly 
 dcipfcrtoo: Ai.u .leii foi V\'i oJ, t s as Icarce auit 
 dear here as 'tis at J'"!: :o^. v. h.i\ s i! e pmchirpCold i 
 am fure rcr.iiif'S no litiK Pkntv ..'i Iiire.ibouts. Ad'oip. 
 iiig tothc Vi'all of the !• J : s Caftie. is a larpeand fp.u-ioiis 
 Yard, uliere abundance of Womcii and Clnidicn are 
 kept as Pledges ami >Leurites firtlicvo.i 1 and peaceai'ie 
 .Behaviour of their 1 1um..".i;i> .iiid P.:rci .s uiu;er the i'.v,- 
 k,!Jh Cloverr.mcnr. 
 
 Will, in ftiht of this pi. .re \ as my Pnfon too, which 
 now 1 wasfoli.tppy as 10 la.'ie iny leave of. .ind iet 01 t 
 with my Couip.uu forA/.^r. The'i«>i; liavc ereiitcd 
 fcveral pubhck lluufesor Inns for the Reception < f '1 ra- 
 vellcrs up'ii the Road ; there's fiic ir lix ot them be- 
 tween .;«;.-» and Mcl-r , .-.iid they are built ami iiiain- 
 tam'J aItop..tlier at tlie (.rrt»,/i','/i;MV/s Charge. Tlie 
 ii,?lt remarkable pi. ' .s that wc pafs'd thn/ in our lour- 
 ncv ' for now we had a Ittle more heart as well as Icalure 
 to iiuiie *.'•'. li ■ atioiis c'liii i.hc tiril time we went this 
 Road, w.ii 'lefethat 
 
 ' if ^ 
 
 Di-.ti ,iu, v.lii'h is ai o t ", 
 
 iJsmt't. Tcv.n prttti'v bill : ■. lime:' 
 
 fi'cfe cral ra'.-t<. which it.iinl 
 
 rne another likefomiiu .iiil r 
 
 fiiu'fei il .1 '.•..eel ani iiuitnli 
 
 Tani oi Tit!, '-' 
 
 Miles from ^ 
 
 CV./t)!. 
 
 of N\ 
 
 .11 
 
 crnr.d 
 
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 lam 
 
 kr.d 
 
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 St., re 
 
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 pec 
 
 fioi.. 
 
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 icnie 
 
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 T 
 
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 belt I 
 
 >art if tl 
 
 ell 
 
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 111 1 
 
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 (, I 
 
 Ei-rrti 
 
 d Stone ai d divided irto 
 
 at fome dlta^cc from 
 
 '! i'owtif. 1 hi- place is 
 
 ' .tin, and ha- the Bletling 
 
 in prca' plenty, beir.p a 
 
 ■C'ary l'r< < i!ioiis (;f Lite, 
 
 ..ounnp Places iiraw the 
 
 .s a coi;:i.iir.ib.e C'.rv too, being half noigas 
 i.d wall d wr.h a Mvd-Wall, asmolt of the Cities 
 o .; '.'■I 1 Iha-eleeu; aie; "Tis heir ai'd in i.n eter) 
 til, e ■ it'i very h.i.h Mills, one of whi h has a fair .lul 
 Itr ni; < ;i"'e ■iron the t.ip of it. 'Tis good Tiavelling 
 hcreaoou.s 'forts 'f Vrovilicn being u-r i heap j and 
 the Couiif-', has t'.w Pvepuiat on of vieldmg lume ipian- 
 titiesrf IiJ.so, luthow much, cr of what geodneis 1 
 cQu'd not learn. 
 
 £:,./,.:> is a httlcTowii not far from Ti'f, remarkable 
 only fcr the 1 1 nour ul alibrding a B'lrying nlai e to Ion c 
 celebr.iied W'rti;>)-or Ti.W;/'' Saint wdiofe 'r.-mb h. re is 
 vuiicd every uhol" j'nuur.) by a \ait niulaiudc of de- 
 
 vout Pilgrims and People of all forts. This ,Superftitiou.s 
 Cdiip.-.iiy after they have performed fome certain idle 
 Ceremonies here, do all jog away together to vilii the 
 Holy City of Michn. 
 
 M-H h is a Town not great but very populous about a 
 O.iys loiuney fioni Md'r, the Couniry about whicli ''". 
 liU'wile yields loinr ftoreof /h,/A-,.. And indeed all the' 
 ( oiiniryoerTrnvcls.Vd 111. thro' was very populous and 
 t.iolc lowns that warned pood Monies were far 'fiom 
 w.-,ntir,p Inh.ibiiaiits ti fill them. The ^Irahj do dwell 
 with ihe T, Ml 111 all the plain and open Country' ; and the 
 'I/.'/;/ ireM.iltusin m. Uof thofepiar^sas well .is in the 
 .Maritime I, wns : But m the Hilly Country the W-^/.j are 
 ablolute I ords , ihey defnife the r,„4,>:- Power, and 
 Icoiii the \oke laid upon the reft of the Country, an<l a 
 IHX dares mil Iravclthere without a Pafs from the //,r- 
 .'■M» (.lovernoiir, in whofc Territories he is. 
 
 Out next, Staj^e was from this Town of A-wv/rt toMJ.' ,,, 
 a pare loo well knovui to us, in refnccl of our many j- ' 
 Uilliclles we undeiwi'iu there. The comninn fort of Peo- 
 ple did III ,aeiier.il diUovera very preai SarisfaOrion at out 
 l.ue return ; aiidihe dilfeniM.ng ./jj^himlMl, who thoi.gln 
 he con d do r..) lels rliar. tongraiiihue us upon rhisOcci- 
 lion, did it with ail die coumerfeu Joy anti Protelkation of 
 his /nnoience tliat could be iinagin'd. H,. tr.-.ued us 
 lardsd i.s ai all die publick !-.;alK fawnd anil fattei'd* 
 as lie ns d to do J (wore upon the Aiciaan before a mr. 
 meroiis.'Va'enibly, that his Heart was ever clear of i.|| 
 Malice- and Pr'.jiidicc, and ever ihoulii be fill d with ttne 
 l.ove and Kiiidiiels torus, 'J his Town of Moha which "^'■' 
 IS cue ot the Ti,:li/h Kiycs to ,h„t'/., K-/u., is not above"' ■' ' 
 one l...;th part lo big as :;«..«. Ms .a very populous 
 I own, but wholly wiihom the Defence of Walls .-ml 
 ha'.ani'glyliaiaticn 111 a. Salt, Sandy, liirren Soil,' .-inic 
 .'V ihc Sea hde. All Bo.-ts ihat bring any Goi ds allioir 
 are enioiii d to Land .it the Key elofe by the Govcniour's 
 Hoide, where they are overlook'd an.! warcho' lo ihar 
 thue'siio (lealirg of Ci.Oom. Jnlk by ihisK-v there's 1 
 PiattiTiii, upon which are --lantol about a D'.izen Rriis 
 piecci, ai..l at ihc Weltern en.' of the Town, there's a l-Yrt 
 turnill.ed with :li.; like number of Ordnance, and for all 
 that., I find tins IS .ill their (trength. 
 
 QuH-klv after our return to MoA.;, ihe Dar I :„, came ^ 
 i-totheR,ad.md bronplirme News of the t;o, d r'on.^.T, 
 ditionol my oihei two Slips; and m,w according t" 'he " ' "' 
 .Agreement made with the «,i/.'-.-. I diipp'd all my Citsi "" 
 pany ..rpoiited f.-r tliat purpofe aboani the ia^W/w. y„,, , 
 I IP) (cit and ?.9 more were to Itav behind till the f .'v."",; 1...." 
 .Shi{ .s we.-e .ill l.ile coir.c into the Road ; w hu ' •'•ey Jon' -. 
 ed would I e en.anger'd i v iis, Itioiildthcv kii.i n.eav'av 
 t.i Sea belore. ' ' 
 
 T! .■/',; /■-.:; h.T.ir;;got lierCompanv, .Sai.'d rtT to the 
 othei two. Ships oi <,iirMett, which lav Mia go. d feirre 
 Road upon the .;.'■.;/' rrr Coath 'i ' s . , - 1 they had "''^'"'■ 
 found out 111 the tiiii •( my Iniprilonm-it . • tfie 
 
 Name of it v» as .•///;-., Road, an.l it-ifTorded iliim .; ">■ -h 
 Wood and Waicr as ih.y c,.iiU' ev er rif d .r delire, a..d 
 that arnodiarerratethan t'-eir 'alxjurin teie'' ■ -it. 
 
 The People of the Coi mry thereabouts are as L .ick as 
 the Negroes of (.■■.;«<■..; ; .ind they arc Mr, ,rrt,:nscu il-c 
 Se.-.-Coaa, but up in the inain I.an<l C hi lOi.ms. and ."-"ub- 
 leets to /'' -Jlr -;>■/,:. As fo- ihefe Hordercrs - n the .Sea, 
 rhey co all ii.iked, except a fma.'l Clo'h abc-t tli irWaftes' 
 1 hev were mighty free nnd forward to Tr, de wi-h our rh.-sh- 
 .Ships, ftiio the iK>/;i liid wharthcy cni'd to prevent thcin • - "■ 
 mctiialCorivfpondence.i btiiijie.;pr..,it Numbers of Ovfn '" 
 .Sheep, and Coats, which thev lo)d at vc-v --f nabie o'. ,■ t 
 Rates; hvll tor dry Money, and afrcrw.irds tor carle imUs. 
 Calhiocs. bv way (-f Ir.ick ; which Con^mcdity they "►■ 
 v^ere more tond ot, than Money it lelf. Tho' the bep.er 
 Icrt ol them do both fpeak and write the /'.•/■,'c/; I an- 
 puape, yet their own VmVar Speech is valtly different 
 trouut, and nut at all underltood by the Ji.il>.-,ri,! their 
 Neii'hbouis. 
 
 1 heir King has his ordin.irv Relidcnccat a .Sr.i-Coaft 
 Town cail'd H^-.luvta, lying to the .Srnthw.ard, tow.inls 
 the .Streights < t H.lyl ,m::,i, '. He leni fome of his prinn- "''"•''• 
 pal Mc-ii with Piilents to our Ships, and to make them 
 the Oner of any tliinp his Country alforded, which cou'd 
 anv way procuu their S.itisf.iction, I was very glad (as 
 1 h.aa go'.d P.e.'.lim; that my Ship, were in lo good Cir- 
 cumltames, and lay lo lemrely at th.it little diitancc 
 from ine ; as alio, that the Work of our noli.erancc w.li 
 fo fargoneoii. a, ih.u a part of my Company was acUial- 
 I) at bbcrt) aboard their own Ship. 
 
 But now 1 began to think lerioully and hcartilv how to 
 acconiphiii my own elcape aHo together w.th the Re- 
 mainder nf my Company) our of this Nelt of barbarous 
 Infideis. ■ ! is trne, by the Uaif.'s Order v c were to U.iy 
 kill ihc ihips ol W/.; wre coitic in i but tlut was, 1; we 
 
 euui 
 
 'I 
 
 t 
 
 cou'd not 
 Confcicnrr 
 my Efeapi' 
 forc'd inc r 
 Violence ai 
 that mannr 
 M.m in ill I 
 fmm the V 
 ran. libc 
 enjoy it as 
 me in that 
 Natural I.i 
 
 But the 
 Clioii, vscrc 
 atv .Scrupl, 
 And if 1 c 
 wou'il havi 
 lerw.irds. 
 teif, liecaii'. 
 mate brieiii 
 nelt and 111 
 without d.i 
 (iderng thi 
 efcapinp, 'r 
 b.illa too, I 
 to play the 1- 
 
 iieing up 
 Plot in iixe 
 put into mv 
 mil one Da 
 make mcrrv 
 Itiince (rum 
 |iate too, tl' 
 r.our t^flicei 
 l.iav ; wind 
 molt kind a 
 coi'd be. 
 
 Cur Ship 
 Boad, aiul 
 v.lio were 1' 
 muted ai'd • 
 more ili.in. 
 agreed on 1 
 by fome ver;. 
 that was v, e 
 liii!y and 11. 
 pany as it v\ 
 go and polle 
 lilted fur tliei 
 make toward 
 w.is not e\t 
 III) Ordfisol 
 Body, bet d 
 Ci/iupaiiv, il 
 lech Delign, 
 walk up and 
 luy felt, I CO 
 fo that 'iwas 
 and there vva 
 
 The G lie. pi'ttiiig fcuic 
 II', Cfiuii- things lonlid 
 v,r.a i.iga ^ly^^ ,„j,j,, II 
 
 other I adir.i; 
 h le a very c 
 liiiip as tvvas. 
 here was lom 
 Barrel \ wti 
 ou' the He.id 
 viiiencc guid 
 pediments to 
 and tool, ihei 
 I'he ether 
 c-mf. a. fully, and go 
 l""-. met aboard 
 our Conipnn 
 iuaiuf,eiiient, 
 were difcover 
 . here they lli 
 rieit l)ack Pril 
 -iie extr.uapa 
 11'.. Div eriion, 
 and Trouble 
 add to h - Ka( 
 D.'m„„l,,,.'!'"iaMeHkg 
 
 iiif..ti,M for/'"" "" ''"■' '■1; 
 
 i!i' vv;,jngi tKrfcs recciv'il, 
 
 bitiei tin Tovei 
 
 And as Cir 
 
 nities eiinugh 1 
 
 conliderable S 
 
 i*<y. 
 
 n«iV'J, 
 
Lib. 
 
 iii|n.Tftitioiis 
 certain idle 
 to villi the 
 
 «!.(,, 
 
 'df If to 'lie 
 
 UO. d kuTO 
 
 tlicy 
 
 ii.->lire, 
 
 linii 
 
 tliC 
 
 Chap. XX. GeneKiti Middltton e/rapcf from Mohi, &c. io$ 
 
 IS, about a 
 'our which, 
 eed all ihc 
 I'lilnus, and 
 e t'.ir t'lnin 
 < do dwell 
 Tf i and the 
 :ll as in the 
 ho /tmhi are 
 Power, and 
 intry, and a 
 oin the ^lii-.- 
 
 t our man^ <i ,■' , 
 1 Ion of Peo- 
 ic'tioii .It oui 
 ivlid ili()i.[;h' 
 1(1 rhisOcLa- 
 melUtion of 
 
 treated us, 
 •uul fatter'd 
 efnre a nil-- 
 
 clear of jlj 
 111 with true 
 Maha whicli";'';; 
 s not al'ovc 
 ry fopiihiiis 
 
 WalK. and 
 n Soil, clijii- 
 ioi ds allioar, 
 
 Covcrnour'^ 
 
 h'li, (o thar 
 \i-) thcrc\s a 
 
 Dozen Brals 
 there's a Fcrt 
 , and for all 
 
 Xir/hiii came (;f„., 
 
 e pCX d ^ '(•!"- l('.r„ ; 
 
 :ording tciir- 1' • '■'■ 
 :ll my Ccni- *■'''■' 
 rhe D/trliiiir. jf,,; . 
 ill ther .'.rv '-•■■ 
 
 ydon! :- 
 ^na n.c av ay 
 
 ■ m 
 
 as t tk a<. 
 run: < II :!'.c 
 ns, and ynb- 
 n the Sea, 
 tlkirWaftes. 
 . ^\v wi'h our Th'-:'- 
 pre', ei-.t their 1 
 HTscf Uyen.'l' 
 "'f naW< o- 
 lor Ci arfc l.-"^"-'- 
 rdity they"'' 
 I liie hcr.er 
 ■l:\-k I nn. 
 iltly dirtereiii 
 ib'itKs ihe;r 
 
 I Sea-Coaft 
 
 ird, tow.iiils 
 
 it Ills prinC!- 
 
 make them 
 
 which cou'd 
 
 ■ery pUd (as 
 
 lo good Cir- 
 
 rtle diitancc 
 
 : . erancc was 
 
 w.is aclual- 
 
 art'ly hnw to 
 w.th the Re- 
 
 of 1 arliarou4 
 were to Hay 
 It was, -i we 
 tou i 
 
 .'.'*v 
 
 cou'd not get away l-«fnrc : And I had no Scrapie of 
 Confcicnrc at all in the matter, of attempting « make 
 my Efcape licforc the time came, that he prifix'd and 
 forc'd mc to agree to. For a'i 'twas the hl^helt degree ol 
 Violence and Injnftice in him, to feiEe and detain itie in 
 that manner ; lo 'twas jult and natural forme, or any 
 Man in that Circnmllanee, to cnde.ivour to free hinifelf 
 from ihe V^'rong and lnj;iry that's done hinias Ifiuii as he 
 ran. I.il'crty is a rrivilepe granted l-y Katniv. and I 
 enjoy it as a Man, and toaifert the Rights thatUelongio 
 nie in that Capacity, is to act aga-cably toReafon and a 
 Natural Law. 
 
 But the nifliiiilticn of hrinring tins Proicd to perfe- 
 ction, were far harder to lie reiivn cd out of tlie way, th.iii 
 aiy .Scruples t.f Conf ieiicc cor.cerning the I'r. l>,ty ''f it : 
 A-i'd if 1 cou'd I'Ut once have .iccomplill.'d ilie thing, 1 
 wou'dluvc prov'd it to have leen pilt ami riglueoi.s af- 
 terwards. Kelides, I was the m.ire uh'iged lo look to iii) 
 feif, becanfel was inform'il ly fon-.c of_ ihe Ballii's inti- 
 mate hriends, that noth;ng I tit far vvoi,'d make liiin \\o~ 
 nelt and true to his \\'o'-!l. and \h.i: if he comM I uak i. 
 withoi'C ilaiiger, he wou'.l . crraiiily ilo it. So that ton- 
 fider'ng this ; U'lides the Kindiiefs 1 IlioiiM do iin felt by 
 efcaping, "iwou'd be (1 f uii'} a pece of Chanty t > the 
 Balla too, 1 ecarfe hereby 1 ihon'd put it f.nr ol his pow er 
 to play the Kiia\e, and tailific his Word and I'roiiiil'.-. 
 
 licir.g upiii the wait for an Oppoituiiitv to put this 
 Plot ill i'.xecurion, 1 had a very f.iir .'uul pniTuling one 
 _ pui into nn hnmis, by tiie a!>fence of ili.' .Aga, who went 
 "out one Day wi:h all the drca: Men of the Town, to 
 make merry at his Garden;, 'hat h\ .it liime little cii- 
 itancc fiMiii it. And to rri'der tlie Chportuniiy nore coni- 
 piete too, the Siib-Bairi, t ur (-'u.uv'.ian, and all the i:'.le- 
 r.our C^fticers, went to a i''..T k\-lioufe, an.i ('('t d:i iik th.at 
 L'ay ; which l-'ei-aucli (ftlieirs, .is the/ tiui'd it, wasilie 
 molt kind and favourai le thing to o'.^r BulineH th.it 
 con'd Ic. 
 
 Cur Ship th ■ Or /.'■ q v-s ihePav 1 e fore c.i.re ii-.;o tlie 
 Road, and lav there \\r.i:';v; f r Irtc'l'pciice from us 
 v.lio were I'miimi's in iheTi/V.'n ; wl'ich \^as a'fo pcr- 
 nmitd ard aliGw'd (f ly t!>, 1;. ';r, rot i iia<:in:ug any 
 more than an onilnary Cf)rre pondence.Mattcrs were thus 
 agreed on U'.wcea me and my C( npany, that I Ihoukl 
 by fome \ery Pol;;ick Miiliod be coiivcy'd imo:lie Boat, 
 that was to carry oi i 1 eitcrs 'as was i,fual ' to the f).'. 
 li):'-, and ill tha- Boat take up fuch a part of the Com- 
 pany as it wimld conveniently ho d ; and the relt (lio'.ild 
 go anil polfefsthemfelves of another Boat, that lay ready 
 titred fur their S.rvce at one end of the Town, and foall 
 ni.tke rowards the Ship as we!! as wo cou'd. And this 
 was iKt extrcamly diflicult to be put in praCtic.-, lince 
 ni> OrJcisr-.lili rvVl of tluir rot going all t"g''th-r in a 
 Body, but difpcrling ihemreKes by two and three in a 
 Company, there won d 1 e no manner ot f fpicii 4i of any 
 fuch Deiipn, liec.iufe th ■) h.td all ihcT trje I i'.H.'.ty to 
 walk up and down about ihe Town at p'caUire. As for 
 my lelt, I cou'd not iHr wr.hout a 'iuard to at'end me 
 fo that 'iwas impoliible fo: nie to go to wrrk that wav ; 
 and there was no means for inc to gc: aboard, but by 
 .. putting tome very tine Trick upon my Keepers. .And all 
 things ionlider'd, I cini'il iiuh' of ni be:ti.r a one than 
 ' this, to put my Idf into an eiiiptv C'asl;, and tii am"n;;tt 
 other I adiitg le tumbled into tie Boat. 'Tis rr'te, 1 had 
 h le a very dole and Itratght Prili'n cn't ; but yet as (ti- 
 lling as twas, it was bet'er ih.'.n that at iMf/- ; becaufe 
 here was lome hi/pes i t Ciuiing out again. So inro ipy 
 Barrel I wi iit, and being out up' n the Water, 1 forc'd 
 ou' the Head on't, to ha\e li'teri) i f Bre."ithing, and Pio- 
 viiiencc gu'ded me lo happily, that 1 cinie wirltout lui- 
 peiliiiieius to the place vvln.re m.' Conip.t.rv attended me, 
 attd look ihein in. 
 
 Ihe r.iiier Paiiy alio inanag'd rh.ir Buliuefs fuc el'-- 
 fully, anil got i tit to .Sea withoutdiit.urbance, and wc all 
 met aboard the lUiiini^. A fmail Nutiiber indirvl of 
 our Company by the'r own nei''!g;nce, delay, and ill 
 management, gave litch an Alarm to rlie Town, that thes- 
 '.vcrcdifcoverd and intercepted in their palfage to the V<x: 
 . here they lliou'il have been t«ken in ; and iii being car- 
 ried l>ack Prifoners, wireiiketo have loft th :r Heads ;>v 
 .;ie extravagant Furv of the .Aga ; who now return'd from 
 li'. Di' iTlion, was like to run ntad wtth the Confulion 
 and 'I'roiible which th;s hicape g,.ve him. However to 
 add toh - tafe and Concntment in this )uiv.!>nre, I lent 
 him a Mefli-ge to rhis etfetit : 'l'."if 't /■• 'tiu mt //•(•:•..;'/) 
 ihf"iu!,'}atf'""l »" '1"^ >'k(^ of mj M-il, .Did iiir.kf S-'.llsf'-.Hhm ffir l)/i- 
 iv-W;.ini;i it.rgci recciv'tl, I woud Jirc nil i!v Shipi in the l{p»,!, atid 
 Lttiei tin Town /■.bout I'll iirii. 
 
 And as Circumttances now hap(x;n'd, I had Opportu- 
 nities eiuaigh to take my Kevenge ; for there were l()me 
 conlider.iblc ^hipt in tbc Road alreaily, and othcritbar 
 
 came frefh in, whilll 1 lay in thai thrcafi'ig poftnre bo 
 tore the Town. Now all the Merchants and Cieat Akti 
 of the riAvnlliat Ix't'. re defpisM me, complancmed .ind 
 courted n-e, idOnO'd me in tie molt humble iit.-'.nncr 
 im.agin.iblc, for the fa«.<of their Ships, v\\ Jabonr'd ear- 
 neltly wiih the Aga to br.ng him lo Terms wiili ii,c. A 
 Day hardly palVd too, v»u.hour Com- Prefuir cr o'hcr 
 trom him, to keep me ip'iet, and to (|o,i rhe Mouths of 
 niy great Cuns, which were now re.'icy to fpcak a I..111- 
 gu.igeto him he ilulnorcaie to underl'an.!. I'-ven tli- 
 H.illii himfelf now forc'd to be '-onell whetlier he woi.'d 
 or not lent n-r his Ctimn.end.uioiis and alTio'd nie lie 
 was forry I was gr ne away in lijobfcile a inaiiner, be. 
 cauf- he had delignd to luT.e tliith irgcd me in ,1 vvay 
 more lioiv iirable and belitti-/; 111) Qitality aU'l C'liara- 
 c'ier. 
 
 I heard all this Turl-Jlh Diill'iiul.ittoti wiai .Scorn, but 
 having it lu'w in mv power to right my lelf I i;ave iliein 
 my laft Keliilutions lo uj do ; ai.d .is ih.' '"•.'rongs 1 reti- 
 red there vvere real an 1 lubll i;'il;;l, tii i., ilvr.t, J l.'ulurn 
 know, that I wo'.'d have anot'-e- f r- of Uef iratii^n. than 
 by Flattery aiuK'«refs. My D.-mand-; were to have all 
 my Men refni'd latV ab-iard v-vi- ; 10 have ii.y P.iiik'.cc 
 which the • had li.'ized relt -red ; .-fid 7.' m Rt.iu, of 
 (tight, it. Coniiiiera.ion of tl.e 1 <><•!■'' I hail fi.ftai'i'd. ItV 
 iht means cif the Tre.i' hery at-i Vie!; ire h-.c ofii.-r'i!l 
 inc. 
 
 Therwofirft Particulars w; 
 I'crhiiiii'd ; but the latt.r -•)? 
 
 ;j| 
 
 •/ii* 
 
 e.i 
 
 rii,. ,--,, 
 
 Moncv ' woti'd not go down with 
 
 \j 
 
 vl 
 
 ■i 
 
 i^ji P.c 
 
 ; C ne- 
 . C.'.iiei- 
 
 !**>■. 
 
 D.'imn.liS!- 
 
 ftsttv'J. 
 
 .''."r.vl to ai.,1 
 ent f f fo iTiu:h 
 1 1''. Hovv'j.u,', at 
 If, after many Con*'erencc- and Oe!-at s on loth !id s, 
 i yie'dcd to take iSoc' Ri.-.Is, and Ci a ?eare was con- 
 cluded betwixt us aii'.l them for two Y. at-. fr:?m the I'l^ri: . 
 of ,\7<:/i.», to rh.tt of t'-r-;o , upon I'le Coa't of /■..'/^ ; n^ uc. 
 but this for our beit.-r Security I wou'd ha-.e conlirm'd 
 I'V a Writing under the Baliii'scvvnf land and Seal, which 
 was proiniN'd, but n-vcr perfonn'd : And this was a Proof 
 clear en' ugh that 1 ho' r.ecclliry had roirpell'd them to 
 make a P.'ace with us, they intended to 1 r.;.-.k it as foen 
 .asth.'v h.id opportuniry. 
 
 Ha-, tng thusdiipatcl''d all nur Concerns at Mrl;j, \vc "«''■ 
 l.i'I'd avvaj- for the Ro.td of .;.'.''■.", where our Ships had '"'"'"■■ '"'" 
 iret with logoed Itnte.-taininent before, and wheie when 
 we now came, wc had plenty of Pro', ilions brought i'l by 
 the Coil ntr' People, and MelTenpers from the King, to 
 congratulate our fate ,tnil happy Lfcapc from Mr!.;. 
 
 Here wc pafs'd the time in a plcalanr Correlpondtnvf, 
 aiid niutital ^ds of Kir.dnel's and Cu llity between thele 
 Peop'e and us, till the l.itter rail of rhis Month, when 
 we rouz'd, to go look altera 'l.iih:/h Vrre ; a rich Gal- 
 leon that (OUTS \ early from Sii.-i to M ■'.• ; which I had 
 the more mind to t, k ', becaufe iKe f'.ilfa and the Ae.i 
 were coii'ii' r.tbly coieerndin Iter. But in ihis purfuir, 
 Itavingihe W u 1 'c'v intch ae::!n't rs, ard runntng into 
 (one Dangers whu h cur wanr 1 f a Pi'ct e>:pij.s'd us t", 
 we weie ol.liu'il to giveovcr thar I> ll'in. 
 
 We Went on now to the Siivigh.s of H :h!mmiK-!, mC-r 
 frnlecutitn of oiir f- .'.'■« Vov ate. hid here in this paf '"'■■' 
 Uvi: we de'C'ied at ' nre the i-ahht 'li anil the Delign rf 
 thai Report, made bv the;'. '/.'j and r /•■ loncernin'g th-s 
 Stiviglit, r'^. th.it the Southern Palliiee kvwecni'he I- ■ . ■. 
 il.md and the Ctialt of . ,>',/, ^, is nor na'v iirable for Rocks ^'' '''"Sf •'"> 
 and. Sin. aK an I other terrible rhmg;; .I'l.d than a Shipr'/fly,'"}-''' 
 ihat will go 11, to the li^-.i V.w, miitt go the Norrhern Pal-B'jii..»M>iuWi 
 fa'_'e between rhe Idand and rhe Coaft of ,.ii-.:/';' 
 .It' all. 
 
 ! doitbr not but the Ti >/;..■ do wifl; "iwcre nr.navig.ible, or 
 wmi'd make it fo if they cou'd ; bur that Nature h.as a- 
 i^fually made it fo, is as fk'lV, as r,, affirm ito Palfage at 
 all that wav. 
 
 Our O.o-/ ■».;;' went leiwecn the )llanJ. .and the Ccaftof 
 ./M.-t;, and fi imd the Pallagc at halt three Leagues wide, 
 and forty barhi n vV'arerfcr ; parr of the way, and -loc 
 rhe Icall appearance oi d.iiigei- m the whole palfage. But 
 rhe l/di;' Wc u'lt make the V'.rid believe rhe contrary, 
 ixcaufe rhe other Srreicht is n< r a Mile and half over / 
 whih iri.v be Iii tijnitied, tint no Ships ihall come iiiro 
 the Hfii se.', wirhovr crher a.skingrherrt leave, or Itaiid- 
 ing 'he Shock c t riieir Ordnance. 
 
 1 he bcginninx of ttlic next .'V1o,'t!i i^rought us into the 
 Road id" /<../,'. Ml the llle of -^kci-i •-, where I furnilli'd 
 my Mnps with Wa.er, aiuitraded wirhthe Kingforwhat 
 .Moche had; which I titink he made me give I'earer 
 lor than fome ff otir Naron Inttorc, tlitit h.ad dealt with 
 hiiu for the lame Comm.odity. A few I Jays ended vs-har 
 
 .iiiil 
 
 .(»5»jJ. 
 
 ■L':.!, or not 
 
 "^••.■■34, 
 
 Bnl 
 tor 
 
 .i(-. 
 
 we Ivid to do here ; ind fo hti'tirig < iir Cou'fc ' 
 , we cimt Avirhiutaio r.' rarka'de CVcurrencc'' 
 
 in the w uy) ro an Aiuh ir iu V*.-//, Ro.id, rhe latter end of 
 
 the faiiiC M' nth, 
 
 <* . Accor.U 
 
 ■■J Rof J. 
 
lO^ Portugue/e rfait: to intercept the Fn^lifh Ships, &c. Lib, If, 
 
 ' "I I ! ' 
 
 . K 
 
 t i' 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 111, rui« m Actoriling to our Olifcrvanon here, the Water flows F.. 
 S»tllj.K*d. jsj j; pj,^, qj,;,,.r^.f Jsj „() w. [.y S. one quarter S. hy the 
 Moon, and by thistinii 'tic Hood holJs five Hoiirv, and 
 the F-M> fevcn : The Hci m of whirli diflj-rrnfe !•, troin 
 the alnnidant Rains wliii h ilo help to (frrn((iln.n thr Cur- 
 rent ot i he River, anil i'ti f.ir ovcntmio and ftiorron the 
 Flood-ltrtams ; whereas ar (JtLerSealnns, thi/the Streams 
 do c\er po llronp, yet rhc HikkI and Lli) arc equally (ix 
 Hours ,ii>iece. 
 Thr r«rri«. Here we had Intellipemc that a wh^lc Fleet of I'o fu- 
 IhiiioffMt guexc Fripats to tlu- niimher of twenty, and very well 
 ihr.rL.inJ. provided with all ihinps, as well lo orteiid t\\ as defend 
 *' thc\nlel\e«, lay wairinp fot iis at ihir I'ar of .Vi/m;. '1 helV 
 
 had, It ftems, Noticeuf our hcinp in the l{rilSr.i, and of 
 our Uelipn for /n./ ,7 ; and il\eiefure<aine out wi:h a Rc- 
 Iblutii ntd .iilpuie thel'oint wiih Us, and, if poiiilile, to 
 hinder our 1 ladc cither at Smnr, or any where elle, upon 
 that Coaff. 
 
 \Vc now f,)\ind nitr fe!^cs in a Cireumilanic of fine 
 iJifficulty and Ddtrels; pn lutk ;cn<l lofc our Voyage we 
 vvou'd not, ariil we law no i-ri,l).-,i)ilny of peirinp into Si,- 
 >rr, without fortinp our w.iy tluoiiph the wlvle IV/Oi- 
 ^■//, ;;<■ Fleet. They kept lo llrie't a W.iti.h, th.n no Hi at 
 tou'd either po to, or come from the Sliiar, with Intelli- 
 gence to t:s Init they iiuill of nccelllty fail intotlielrhaiKls ; 
 ,ind if ihey had any tluiip worth the lakinp. to he lure 
 ucrc plunder'i!. And rpon this preterite cliey lOok oci alioti 
 to roll divers Ships.and Boats, alledpuip, (whether ihcy did 
 or no; that ihey held a Corrclpimdeiiee with their Ad- 
 Terlarics, and were Iriiipirp .Supplies to us, upon whieh 
 (core all their Lading was tonhfeated and leiz'd. All 
 Communication heiwecn us and the 1 and Ixing thus evit 
 ort', and no I'rovilion pnliihlc to he broiipht to us, our 
 Men bepanto pri.w veiy weak and d.ftemper'd, and Mat- 
 ters prew to luth a p.ils, that twas necellary for us in a 
 very little cuiicto break this Chain, orrelblve all toltane 
 or be ea;tn o.t wiih the SciM - v .i Shipl rard, I did 
 Gni. Miild. therefore desire, b) 1 ettcis dir^d'd to ihtir .Admiral, that 
 !rmMi''<u' thek Matters mipiit be amicably loir.pos'd and adjulled, 
 Mnwti. •Till that I might not becoirpcll'd to ha\-c ricoirfc t ) vio- 
 hiit Meihotls, to procure that Liberty which 1 liad.ispr.at 
 a Right to in that pl.uc as thcmlic'ies; both by the Au- 
 thoiity of the King from wheni 1 came, and of the King 
 to whole Country 1 tame, who had lery kind iy enter- 
 tained our Natii n there, upon the Deligns of Trade. But 
 is for them who value no Laws, eiiher of Nat' re or Na- 
 MiiArA«r. tions, not no .Authority but that of their own I'niicc, they 
 inlitted upon the old 'J'opick of the King i f I'mt.g.t s 
 Prerogative in ihole Se.is, and eoneludid rhat I ihou'd nit 
 bs: admitted to conic there, without 1 ll.ew'd an Order 
 from him. This, with many bale ReHicfiins ujion our 
 Country, ;ind other H.spreilions of .Scorn .ii:d Contempt. 
 was all the Anfwcr 1 cou'd get from them. 
 Cflitir. And 'twas not only in the Matteis of Trade that we 
 were rl'.us Inl'iltcd by thini ; but they b:irbaroulIv denied 
 us "ihole com. • ' I ibenies, which miph; ha\ e bec.i lately 
 granted us, •, hour any preied.ce to •.heiiileiies : Fur 
 whereas we had levcral of our Country-men and Mcr- 1 
 chants a ihore whom 1 wou'd ha^e taken aboard, they' 
 wou'd not allow this ; but tola uslioffiiiglv, they wou'd 
 carry them to '>>.( along with thrm, where they Ihou'd 
 J^jJ' ,', ™* h.ivc as pood C'fagc as any jr^'p.,, and J,, h, e\cr had a- 
 tM^Mizj. mong the /■'K'nijjHi V' " And trom thence the) wou'd lend 
 
 theni home as tlicy faw tit. 
 Th rcivti. ' ''"^ fliortly aft:r a Civil Melfagc frciu the Governour 
 now 01 .?»■ of Sural, who otfer'd all the Kindncfs he cou'il do for us ; 
 M»ftni!. lo but compla;n'd that the I'ornignc^^e were an liiipediinent 
 «fce General, j^ Ins way, that he cou'd not do what he delircd and in- 
 tended ; but wi'.lul, advifed me to fail out of this Road 
 to Cjin, where I might ride nearer tho Shore with my 
 Ships, and the /'j)f,'(g(i(';;o Armado cou'd not hinder my 
 landing ; and bclides, 'twas nearer to C'mtiat.t. where I j 
 ii:i,ird lind nun h greater advantage for Trade ;han here., 
 But as 1 had for levcral Reafons no Inclination to follow 
 this Cnuuf..!, (o I was the more particularly detcrmin'd \ 
 apainlt it, 1 y an .Advert fen, ent whi^h came trom lome of 
 our Country -men Alliorc, by which amcnplt other thingk} 
 1 undeiltood, thai Capt. i'j -t;-,/,/', with fomeothers, were ' 
 coming from C,i.»,u<; .; to imo.-, in order 'o go along with j 
 inc. I'hus neither to delert my Country-nien, nor give I 
 ijiy Adverlar;es an occahon to reproach me, with tiyinp 
 out of .111 apprehenfun of their Power, 1 continued in that 
 Road, and anchor'd near the Nor;h Point, a-thwart the j 
 Bar, at tlie emi.ime ot the River of Vujii/. Being now 
 retolv'd :o Command m ,' iandinp, m fpitc of the Porti,- 
 gne^:, wc put on tor the Shoai vsith our Ship>, in tho belt 
 order th,it •uglu be : I he i'j t.^.i ,c likewife adianc'd in 
 Order of Battel, and Itochi in Iciween us and the ihore. 
 ''Lvas not io,,g before foinc of their Fripats began to make 
 ilfccOiifec, which were folio wJ by the whole Power ot 
 
 the Fleet ; and 'tu.is as little a while hefore our ihoto™,,,, 
 » Willi 1 we iHltow'd i-rttrv liberally among(tthcm) olili.'""'«,rf ' 
 pcU t(iC4, to retire tiifthcr from us, .ind have us not onlv ''"■ '■'• 
 .he iibeity ot .he Shore, but the ,^IIl-,lion of one of*"""" 
 rlicMr Frigats, which we look in the Smrmiih. 
 
 Now wo had a free palfage ^ pen'd between our .Shiw 
 •ina the 1 and ; and tho ,he y'„/,,.«.,.,. laid leural Ani- 
 bultaiie.s to c iit oil our Retreat when we went alhoar w ■ 
 Had the pood J mk to a;oid the d.,ngcr of them all and ^"' ' I- 
 convoy lately ,!«,aid all the Company we expected ^l/.ijj 
 
 tioni 
 
 I" 'It and C.uiit'.y 
 
 ^m the greaielt Concerns, which were thofe of Trade 
 lay all this while ummnded ; the Ditticulty and TioublJ 
 made us bj the /- ,y„i;„<.;;<., |,.a^;„J, l.ithcrto le.idied any 
 progivls 1,1 thile Matters in puidble. Hut now thu Go 
 vernour ol v,, ;,• w|,o had pnen me a Meeting once or 
 twue on the Shore) alliirnl me, | hat \hocicl,mj, the 
 t.oiernourot Cuw.,.--, word come to confer with roe 
 aloiit ihoie l'„in,s, ,„ a little time ; aid in the mean Ip.ice 
 he C.,ui,tr> il.oud leordei'd tobr ng m. their Provi ions 
 tor the Si pply ot our Ship 
 
 So a Market was kept upon the Strand, by Siif'/>.Road '**'"■ 
 to wuch the /„i/M«i broupht u, Bealts, Fowl,'But.er; :'m,1" 
 Cheele, ad lo,t,ol Fruits, drietl Fiili, and Palmito-Wine. S.' .Li 
 Bclides ilic iiKie conmuin Fruits which we meet with 
 eierj Day, •.he^ had a li,it ot Peakod, which they call 
 : I ■'«/'<■ x, and .) 1 mil .rs big as a fmal! Crab, of a gr.ueful 
 . t.me, mixi ot hveet and foir, having one fmall round 
 Stone in themullt ct it, to which they pnc the Name of 
 
 this part of the Pr mile pel torn id 
 
 loll, 
 
 di 
 
 exi'cchtion ;; for uuvv Mo.rrLi'oi. 
 
 lowil with the accompliiliniini of the other (fo 
 d the Fidelity ot the ha.,:,.,, at ih.s i.me, traiUce 
 
 d, W.1S lery quickly 
 ) much 
 lid our 
 with a miphiy Iram, Afcr,/,/,, 
 
 came to the Contvrcnce 1 fo eanuHly delired. HaMun™"" ' 
 pall the tirll Con, piemen: all.oar, I imited him to uoa.I'""'J,7 
 [loaidn.y M,,p. vvhere 1 .lelf.er'd H,s ivla,,.ltv s 1 ettei " 
 dircCtt^i i„|i„„, anu ca.tlILd him iihIk, f.il manner the 
 
 Hurt W ariunp vse had ot his lo.rinp woiid allow. But 
 as tor Ins pan. hisgivai l.uhiiel. ulun he v\as there, was 
 to Cuch and lookal. .d'out the ,Miip, coimti out alJ the 
 liitlc 1 oy s that pleas d him.and to Leg then, when he had 
 done. Ihere was not a Chelt, nor a Box in the whole 
 ihip, that cou d liape liim, but he wou'd have it opcn'd • 
 and it he took a likini; to any thing he law, he woucl* 
 euher ask ton, in pla.n lerms, or lipniHe his Mind by 
 luch broad 1. i...ciuwi,\.hai I cou'd not avoid givin" it him. 
 And thus he went picking up of Tovs and (iambols from 
 one Ship to another, without e\er coming lo the Main 
 belinels in hand ; and if I oH'erd to propole .viy thing 
 ot that kind to him, he wou'd put it ott with one Exeule 
 or another; lo that ] plain, y faw, he had noMindtodo 
 any thing, lo do him Jultice however (tho he did us lo 
 lute) h,; was our Ciiapniaii for fome Commoditie.s ; as 
 Knives and C; allLs, and Ionic Cliells of Sword-blades : 
 But nc Money paid, nor i.o lime pivrix'd vviieo it lliou'd 
 be lb ; and yei at the fime tunc that we miiil give him 
 this Credit, he was pleas'd to repiile lo little Contidence a/.,.,m„- 
 in r.ur Honelty, as ni.t to indt us wuh the keeping of his '"".'s 'i, ' 
 B3rg.un -.ill he w.isgtit all.oar, but wou'd fee'all leiu .1- * 
 way betore he went himlelf. 
 
 And to make hinifelf the b.-ttcr Ciilkomer to us, he 
 pick'd cut of the Parcels of .Swoid-bla.les we liil.l him, all 
 that were vcrv line and good, and lent me back the relt 
 Without the Money to, or aiiv ConhdeiMtion for that 
 Uiladv.intagc ; th/ 1 h.ad let him h.v.e a much cheapir 
 Penn)worth upon that very account, that he took alloiie 
 with another. 
 
 Ihus having got what they cou'd out of us, they rc- 
 mov'd their Goods and I'enis, both lieand iheCiovcriiour 
 oiSiii.v, and went away ; and not only lb, but made 
 Proclamation, '1 hat no Piovilic ns ihoiild be broucht to us, 
 and that umic.-a vcrv feiere Penalty (the lofsof the Ni,fc) 
 to be inlliiited upon the Uciinquent in this Cale. 'Vet at 
 the fame time that 1 was ilu s abi s'd iti iin Commodities, 
 and they were eiideaiounnp to force me aw.iy by F.imini; 
 trom the Country, did this covetous, lordid-fpinted Inh- 
 del, lend a MillcnpcT to beg a line Spaniel-Dog, and m> 
 Pertumed jerkin otf fi( in my Back ; as he had but a few 
 Days before begp'd mv Beiei-Hat ott t.om my Head, au,! 
 wou'd tiler fain have had the other too. Which .' luen- 
 tion not tor the Vahie ol the things given him, which 
 were inconliderabk-, but to Ihew vvhat id Circiniiltances 
 a Man is in, that ucals in thcfc Countries, with People (/ 
 Inch mlatiable Avarice, of luch griping, Iqiieez'ng I'l-m- 
 peis, that will never leaie a M.i'n by I'licir Good SVUl, ai 
 long as he bleeds one drcp of any ihuig that's .-.vree.'ble 
 to them. 
 
 ^ But they had a mind, it lecms, to more of our lUi?Uji, u, ,,,i< 
 Commodities, Ji,..i iheivtor, after a few D.-li-Mnlsd ranit 
 
 down 
 
 1 ■ii.- 
 
 .hap. XX. 
 
 p., mi. down again! 
 
 ■~^ I- ■"'^ Goods. Till 
 
 f "'■"•■ Lead,Q.iickll 
 
 If I'i. !■.!>< had 
 
 wou'd 'Ir.uli- 
 
 I ill) 111 ihe I 
 
 'o their c wii 
 
 TriHible of 111 
 
 eier, atlalf, v 
 
 the Gonds w, 
 
 were brought 
 
 wephii'g. 
 
 I',! ,n,L- But lure a I 
 
 n'ph put all ill 
 
 '^J"iiig w.tli the ^ 
 
 and we inliltci 
 
 upon 'lri,il fo 
 
 rone by their 
 
 Mie ; for in 
 
 Maiiiiils diHe 
 
 Pound ICifJi/h 
 
 .And upon c 
 
 ill this matter, 
 
 .1 Rape, and d* 
 
 in iStiiiei, aiui 
 
 H.irj'aiii 111' HI Id 
 
 l.inded up in m 
 
 .■^i,d 1 doub 
 
 Mercy, welhoi 
 
 as It tell out, w 
 
 him, and brin; 
 
 h,ul at til's Jii 
 
 board my Ship, 
 
 Ski.-t, whom ( 
 
 bohl to detain, 
 
 pnethem) till 
 
 better Ccndicii 
 
 thel'e Pledges 1 
 
 the Bulinelsas 
 
 without any m 
 
 had Ix'fore ; ai 
 
 more of their (, 
 
 lUifiiiiijn "f was about 
 
 .iiJH.ij to turn out A/'., 
 
 [Lea 
 
 JwBIHr,. 
 
 that held that I 
 n.aged the 1 r, 
 much troubl 
 tiun'd in fafe ( 
 nice to our ft 
 of this Perfoii 
 chr.n had been 
 our I'.iigiijh N. 
 the better. F 
 vice of his Pi 
 than cither w. 
 vate .advantag 
 tion ; he was 
 Liieinies ; die 
 Dclicr.s at Cot 
 throwing of t 
 dory in this C 
 
 And 'twas 
 faithful .Agent 
 on of all his \ 
 of the Mopil I 
 fe.ts, the Bti! 
 vidious Hi. pre 
 cl\m , was pri 
 > ice being to 1 
 -Mlihtt/i- and peiemptoi 
 '''"'^^"'"I'uiaiidcd tobe 
 
 lJ.»tll .Jural. .- , 
 
 lo much time 
 alloued ilieiii 
 the Cafe, I G i 
 as they cuii'd, 
 inigl.c I'o all t< 
 and inhoip.tab 
 ter Iinieriaii.ii 
 larni, beinp m 
 try vvasof thci 
 allow, came . 
 1 wo Captain: 
 tlieni. 
 
 We now uii, 
 a change, ami 
 in luch a hurt 
 upon their Del 
 it kcms, had I 
 
 ArJ ninii! 
 'bolid. 
 
 htrmn. 
 
Libj l 
 
 ; mir J»liot f.cn.,, '.,, 
 hem) olili- ■"""•'•' 
 
 lis not only i;;^-;,;. 
 
 of one of 
 
 I our ShipK 
 
 UT.ll Alll- 
 
 ilhoar, w 
 
 '11 all, .-.ml ^"i ' I"-' 
 
 ■ of Tr.i(li', 
 d Iioulilc 
 iidrcil any 
 w tliu Go- 
 ng once or 
 l'cl<m., tlic 
 T with riic 
 iioan Ipaic 
 
 I'roMlidns 
 
 I'l, omiiT, ui-ii Ilk 
 iiito-Winc. s.tJiJ, 
 meet with 
 ii they I all 
 a grateful 
 lall roiiiij 
 L- Name of 
 
 ry i]iiickly 
 
 , (U) much 
 
 iilLendour 
 
 luy Iran, Afc'iWn 
 
 . Haling """","'• 
 
 II to goa-g.,^,,,to„i 
 t> s l.eltei 
 naiiiier ilie 
 
 low. But 
 there, was 
 out all the 
 hell lie had 
 
 the whole 
 
 it opco'd ; 
 
 he wou'ii 
 s Mind by 
 
 ing it him. 
 
 iil'ols from 
 
 the Mam 
 
 ■ any thing 
 ine Exeule 
 klind to do 
 
 did lis lb 
 diiies ; as 
 blades : 
 u tt llicu'd 
 
 give hull 
 
 ontideiae A'""''"' 
 
 ■■ , lull- t\-w : 
 
 pingothi!,^,,,^,,^,, 
 
 all lent a- 
 
 to us, he 
 >l him, all 
 k the reft 
 ill tor ih.ir 
 li elicaprr 
 jok all one 
 
 , they rc- 
 Lioveiiiour 
 but made 
 uphc to us, 
 f the N(;fe) 
 Yet at 
 mmodities, 
 by b.uiiine 
 ninted Inti- 
 >j', and u\\ 
 I lau a tew 
 Head, au.l 
 ell .' lueu- 
 i:iu, whieli 
 eitndhanev's 
 h I'eopii. (I 
 Z'ni; i'eiu- 
 )d \Vill, a, 
 s r.yrce^'ble 
 
 our Hlt^Ji/r ij,.i-,ir 
 
 m, ^ f anit 
 
 diA'. li 
 
 XX. ^f^<^ '*^f^''^ Vealmg of the Indians, &c. 
 
 107 
 
 ^ v., mi. 
 
 down again with fe\fra! Packs o( I'l.Hai Cloths and other 
 '•" (;<oi!«. They pretended 'hey wou'd deal with us fur our 
 I.ead.Qiiickhher.Verniilion.aiid Velveis.which latter /M«- 
 .T(*/./.ii' had a \ery great Inclinatiuu to ; but then ihey 
 wou'd Trade upon lui h Terms, iliat they wouM gain 
 lilty in the Hviuired,tliu' our Ci.miiiodities were brought 
 •» their <wn 1,'oors, .ind we were at Jie Charge and 
 Trouble of to tedious a Vojage lo eomc to iliciis. Hciw- 
 e\er, at lalt, we agreed ii|viiuhe I'riies, and lome part of 
 the (ioiuls weie deli\er'd, ami the lead, and the rell, 
 were brought alhore as talt as weiou"d, in i rderto iheu 
 
 But here a fielli Difficulty was darted, which had well 
 n');h put all in C'ont'nlion again : tor they were tor weigh- 
 'uigw.ththc Weiphis and Beam of their ownCouutr\, 
 •uid we inliltcd upon the ufe i f our> ; and tlieie a| penr'd 
 upon '1 ri.il lb much ditlerence Utweeii them, that had we 
 jonc by their Beam, they had piiich'd us at a \ery tine 
 la.e ; fur in e\erv five Pigs there was ten or eleven 
 Maiimls diHcieuee, every Maund being Thirty three 
 I'oiind I'lifji/h Weight. 
 
 .Anil upon our refilling to comply with their Humour 
 in this matter, the old (liAernour of Sjimi Ibing away in 
 aR.igc, and declared we Ihou'd |uy for his Goods, lialf 
 in Mrnc^, and the < tlier in orr Cominodities, or elle the 
 Bargain lli^elii be \(id, and he wou'd turn all we li.ul 
 Lmded up in our ILuub again. 
 
 .hd 1 doubt not 1 ut had wc been left entirely to lii^ 
 Mercy, we ihou d hai e come od' coniidcrable Loleis ; but 
 as it tell out, \se were able to 'iiake oui own Terms with 
 him, and bring him to a realcnable Conelulim : b'or 1 
 h.id at th s ) luClure. two Men of very great I'lgnre .i- 
 board my Ship, one of which vv.is the new Govenujur of 
 $/•'.■[, whom yxho' they came upon a CiVil Vilit) I madi 
 bold to detain, (with all the l'n:ertainn.eiitsm> Sh'pcou'd 
 pi\etheiiij till I had brought ihe Matters of Trnde iiuna 
 
 * ItliHtitiilt 
 
 tignified. That if they rcceiv'd the E>iglijh into a Friend- 
 iMp and Trade in thofe Part«, the Poitutueie wou'd come 
 and burn all the Towns upon the Scl-Coaft, and rifle all 
 their Ships they met any where abroad. Such a degree 
 of Pride and Infolcncc, is that rude and domineering Na- 
 tion now come to, that they muit pretend to govern the 
 Countries of other Princes, prcfcritie their Intercllsnnd 
 /Mlianies to them, and fix the Bounds of their Fradc and 
 Correl'pondence as they think fit. 
 
 We iiad, to our very great difailvantage, worn out no 
 lefs than One hundred thirty eight D.iys in this Country ; 
 all which time was fiU'd up wuh nothing on the part of 
 the //.(//rKj, bi Tricks and Delays, and Breach of Pro- 
 niile ; and on ours with vauj arid fniitlefs F.xpeiiUtions 
 of a proliiable Trade. 
 
 Being therefoie, on all A:a(«ms, high time to lie gone, *''' '" *''•'• 
 wc (et Sail for t)/)iu/ abuut ihe kginning of /■!•/</ u^.-, and 
 came thither the middle of the lame iviouth. 1 had Ibine 
 hopes of iloMig lomethliig to the purpofe here j however, 
 at wnrlt, twas but (Looting one \now mote, after feve- 
 lal others lolt before. 
 
 1 reckon the latitude at«nit ihe Bar of Oahul, to be be- 
 tween 17 atid 18 Degr. N an, I the V.ir ation .it the fame 
 place to be 1 ', Degr. 14 W,n. W. So I make by my 
 .Account and Obfervation, near 4 Degr. in latitude, and 
 alxjut I Degr. in Variatinii, lei's, at this Bar of h,n',i!, 
 than ,at rhar at Sinat, or in Stt.ill} Road, within tlic 
 Bar. 
 
 1 he Governour of the plaa- fent me a Prel'eiit at my Ti jHl' it 
 a very friendly Coirefijondence, "■'"' 
 •"II which the MeiJiams were 
 
 \\ 
 
 OtM. 
 
 better Condition. Ard \ think we were beholding to 
 thife Pledges t'or fo fair and rcal'unable a Conclulinn of 
 the Bufinels as we did come 10 ; for after this we went 011 
 widiout any iiure of thole Difputcs and Branglcs that we 
 had Ix-fnre ; and we bargain'd'for a matter ot forty Packs 
 more of their li:.{'iin Cloths, 
 
 'Twas about this time, that an Order came f -om Court 
 to turn out Mcicbdmn from his Government of Ciimb.tyn, 
 Hoin NnJJ.iii from his of Sin. it: 'I his latter was he 
 ih.1t held that Pi Ik at our firft coming hither, and that ma- 
 ii.iged the Trade fo unfairly with I's, putting us to fo 
 much trouble, as to keep thofe two Perlons beforcinen- 
 tiun'd in lafe Cull^dy, till we had done Right and [u- 
 iticc 10 our felves. And whatever the timely removing 
 of this Perlon wou'd have lignilied, 1 believe, if Mcicl- 
 chnn had been remov'd fjme Years before, the biterell ot 
 our liiigiilh Nation in thole Parts wou'd have fared much 
 the better. For as he was a Man that valued not the Ser- 
 vice of his Prince, or Profit of his Country, any farther 
 than cither wasionfittcnt wuh, or m.ide tor his own pri- 
 v.ite .advantage ; lo he was a particular H.iter of our Na- 
 tion ; he was a Friend to the l'otti.g.ie\:, their greatell 
 tiiemles ; did all their Bufineb, and carried en all their 
 Uclirns at Cour:. which were directed to :.lie utter over- 
 throwing of thofe happy Beginnings of a Trade and 1 a- 
 ctory in this Country, under the Conduct of Capt.i/.a»- 
 kji'.!. 
 
 And 'twas at this time, that thar vvnrthy Perfon, and 
 faithful .Agent for hisCoumry, having feeu the fri.llr.iu- 
 on of all his Hopes and Defires, pan!) by the Imonftancy 
 of the Mo^i:l h mfclf, tlie Malice and L'il gence of the Je- 
 fuits, the Bribes of \.h\: l'oitu;^:.t:;e, and el'pcc ally the in- 
 vidious Rtprcl'entations made of cur Nat.on by Murci- 
 chan , was preparing to return to Envlf.iiJ, no more Ser- 
 vice being to be done here. A Faaory was ablblutely 
 .^iIiIkEi.. and peiemptorily denied, and all iiK^/iy/-;;;. ;; were com- 
 I w s;>««jy uiaiiilcd to be gene out of the Country, being not allowed 
 lb much lime as [ultice ami common Honelty vvi.u'd have 
 allotted them tbrtheg.itheri'ig in of their IMus.l his I eir.g 
 the Cafe, I fi lu to all our Country-men to repair as fait 
 as they cuu'd, vv.tli their Goods, to our Sh'ps, th.it wc 
 uugl.t f!0 all together, ard leave a People lo fickle, liale, 
 .and inholp.table, for Icme other that 11 ight give i.s bet- 
 ter £uter;aii:ment. And they very readily taking the A- 
 larm, being now .is weary ct the Country, as the Coun- 
 try was of them, in as httle a tune as their Atfairs wou'd 
 allow, came down with all their Iitfeills, bring ng the 
 1 wo Captains, Shmfclgh, and lliwkji.s , along wuh 
 diem. 
 
 We now underftood the Rcafon cf this lo very liidden 
 
 Arrival, aiul promt 
 and a Free Trade : \ 
 
 I'eiK alhore, with fc<er.i"l Ibiis r-f Commodities. But tlio" 
 they made a Node at firlt of fine Cloths, Indico, and 
 Pepper, whiih they wou'd barter for our Wai\s, yet we 
 cou'd find nothir ; of that forth-Coming j and .i'!| that 
 they dealt with .i^ I', r, were fome of our Br,,ad Cloths, 
 and Kerlies, of the bell and lightelt Colours, and fome' 
 Qiiantities of I cad in Bars. 
 
 While we lay here, the I'mtmuc:;! made iisfonic fmall '''■''"" ''"' 
 part of .111 Amends for the iraiiyDamages they had do'nc'Tt.";!et 
 us, by bringing ( tho .igainit their Wills) a good Ship 
 and Fripat ct theirs within our reach. 
 
 The Ship was 
 
 Hmh! 
 
 J-nimj. 
 
 •bliJ. 
 
 a clia 
 
 nge, am 
 
 I why 
 
 ourl'ecpie were expel; 
 
 IthcC 
 
 ountry 
 
 in luch a hurry, not le'mp permitted fo much as to ca! 
 upon their Debtors before they went av^ay. The Jefuit: 
 it lecnis, had lent a Letter 10 AUcnliihiw, wherein the 
 
 The Ship was ot 300 Tun Burthen, belonging to Cf- 
 ■h.ii, and bound for Chaiil, and her Lading was Coco's, 
 rill. Sugar, RackaNuts, C'i/«<:-Dinics, Spices 'Wax' 
 Alom, and baft Ropes. ' 
 
 The Frigat was of «o Tun, bound tor Onmn, and la- 
 ilcn with Rice and Tamarinds ; out of all which we took 
 what we thought cotivenicnr, and cou'd well bellow iti 
 our Ships. Wc wou'd fain have found their Bills of La- 
 ding, if poUible ; but they had either none at all, or 
 elle had lecur'd them, where wc cou'd net eomc at 
 them. 
 
 And now we began to think of leaving f«,//.7, and lai!- 
 ng b.ick again towauls the l{^:{ He,-. We were indi.c'd 
 to this Courle, upon Confidcration of the Opportunities 
 wc might there meet with, of puttinn oil" thole Goods 
 which Itill lay it^oii our hands, to tlioL Ships (>f hi.ll.i 
 we Ihou'd fiml tnereaboiits : Partly to take Inrne further 
 Revenge upon the I'./t' of -Lhi, ,ind A/./v ; asallbto 
 prevent the Danger which threati.cd a Ship of our Coun- 
 try g' ne a Yer, r I e lb re into thofe pans ; of which we had 
 Noti.e when we were .it S:i;.-t. 
 
 So difcharping the I'u/;_;m/ Sh'p and Frigat wc fet Sail st 011 for 
 from O/iiiu/, directing our Coune towards i!> 
 .liiilir. And the latter end of this Mcntli br j 
 
 the I lie of :^(?.W(i/^. • 
 
 Fi. Ill the Coalt of //;.//,-, to this Illand, we continu- 
 ally found our felves carried farther to the Southward, 
 than by our Courle we cou'd expert ; clpecially when' 
 we were thwart the entrance of the I'mr.,, Gulf; which 
 I impute to the Influence of ibiue Current fetting thence 
 to the Southward. 
 
 Asweci.iitcd along by Cape Gi,.id.:ij„l, and Monre 
 Fi/.'.v, the Country People came to is with Sheep and 
 Goats, and lome parcels if Oiibanuir, .md Cium-Ara- 
 bick, which we bought of them at'reafonablc Rates. ' 
 
 But ih s Ciwl Coriclpondcnce and Fr.iflick with us, 
 was all over the fruit of a millakc ; for they Itill took us 
 for M.ilmn.-r.mi : And h.'.i they known us to luve been 
 otheiwife, 't'S very much n be doubted, whether [hey 
 wou'd not h.ue been for giving us the fame Treatment 
 that their .li,:, iru Neighbor.-:; did. 
 
 Being now eoire into tlufe parts, tliac we might t/ic -^tHi. 
 better accimpbih the Deligns we came for, both ot fecu- •^' "■ '"•< 
 riiigoiiri.wnCb'iiitry Ships tjiac iliou'd come that w.iy, 
 i taking Satist.idiou from all ;».//';, and l:i ii/h ones' 
 forWr>!ii'S received; 1 lit ene of my gootl Ships, the 
 
 Goaft of'ii^ 
 he us to "-' 
 
 nc to Z«- 
 
 lyy-r.. 
 
 r, 10 guard the Paflage towards //./™; and my 
 feit, Willi tha other, went to keep the Pafl'agc of the 
 
 g 1 
 
 Streigl^ 
 
K 1 1 
 
 'U K 
 
 m 
 
 
 ■ I ': 
 
 Hf ., 
 
 I 1' 
 
 if 
 
 io8 GVwtr^/ Middleton ^ijw^r ^^f^^o f/;(? Red-Sea, cJT*^:. libli'^chan XX. 
 
 Stai;Jlii lit liai>rltiiitn.L:i. Ami 1 lud rmw lirfllipcmf It'Ct tla DpiKiruin v ol dointf our (ll\cMii'lit A\ f, .■ ,U . — — — 
 
 trcrJ 
 
 11 lit IMcliiiiin, 
 \iiioiiii,!, that Ciptaiii i ? 
 
 rmw (irfuipc 
 CcminainUr of a Flcci 
 I 
 
 II,' iM K,'<t- of thra /■! i/?-W.(i ShU't, rdtwithllamlinn ilio Writing I 
 jiMinw Ji.iil Ict'iat ilui rlaic fuiii' iiim- W'foic, to »d>ik' hiiii to 
 
 1.^4 ;m . > . . .... - **■ 
 
 V.ll, 
 
 *)).'. Airt. RiiMii,; for liciicr kiiicrt.iimiKiu ilian I li.ij tbuiul tlicrc, 
 tvvaiUi.' i)f tl>c l'pit;CVir>n of the f.'d/,/- ,(■'.; ,,V.'s I'al* 
 wli'uli lu'liad gottiii. 'lii^AdviccI h.idl) i iir .iun .Slnp 
 tncDailiiij;. vvhiili we had ilil('auird a l.iK- 1 fforc tlic 
 rtitof I'lM Meet to "(t'l/ii.Mii o'l •. D'liiiij' hli!ic;u.ird,s 
 til rmiuMi.' conrcrnii j; any li" • /•'■.Slii| stli.it l.,ul timn' iliat 
 w:iv; and tlicn'oiir i\(i]'!o l'a\v tlu-li'tt>r Id'i l>> C';i_p- 
 ta;ti.S'.r/j, yivini; an AitLiiiitiif liin | all, \ yjajjc., and 1..- 
 tUii' ilitUidid Prui'lv f^ to llu' /{f./-Vr.(. '" 
 
 Wc had ni'i I tiM l( nj- i\|K^lmj; in ilio .Stniplrs, be- 
 fire fi nic li.atcriiii', I'r./i"^ li' 1 into »rr 1 lai.d^ : hrlk a 
 Ship of /;./■, (0 , anil tlun a Miip i f />.' I ni uil for A.'. - 
 hi; I fi n'd tlitmloth toil nil tcan An 111 r by nit, and 
 took out u( tlicui wliatli.Ciii (ii o.ls were firoiT pi rpofc. 
 Mv 1 ettcrsdireclcd tn Captain V • '/ ai i iir lirlt puttiiij; 
 
 Ml ptiitz'J 
 
 led tla Dppiiiuiii v iildoiii|toiirfel\e'.riflit. As f(,rilie 
 lii'k' we pl,i.nl\ i .vv liy ilieir Delays, and reruHiiatoiiiiiie 
 to..p,ilitneCMuliiii,in, ihanliey intended to a|,ii(e ns 
 taniier, and llintlle lis out of rajniem, if «edid not liy 
 (oil eni'tliod Ijvedily loinpel them ti it. 
 
 \iid therefoiv m.nmK uith th.' whnic Fleer out of?^' 
 ■7/ '• Ro.l 1 low.rds A/.. •, I (ij'iiiried fi the (,.■./■„, Coin 
 m.'iidcr5, that the r.^ not leinp, niiiuUd t>i iiake me""''"" 
 thai jiilt and full. S.itisfadion whiih I lUmandal, I hid ''*'■'"' ' 
 1 ■ I'tliei u IV at prefeiit to I e revenged if thcni f > uJ^ok',, i,'/'"'''' 
 allv as t.ilp„d their y^i'.'/r/i Trade. .And ihiivlore iho' I 
 h.id done vv!'.u I thought fit in ton'iili i.ition or' \\\^- I,|,u. 
 lies reeeived 111 /«./;<, vetlnuill i.uiy a I then .Shit.s a' 
 way vMthrremtof ihe /^i-./.yri, toeiitotf a'l tViuii'ereJ 
 lutweeiilh' V.-i^.rd them for this Year, iha'ttj Umr 
 nii^'ht n' t retiiveanv Denelit by iheni, 
 
 1 he In.';. „ v|,(, ).,vi' ihi«.Sc.-fnn vumM Iieulioljy \^{\ 
 tothem, it their '.hips Ihoii'J l.e thus ton 'd away and 
 being nuvilimg to eariy back "liai C\,;i nixlities'-liey 
 had again into// "i; they ufolied m eonipdind' for 
 
 ilitothe Si I liy I IS, were ir feeiiis honeiHy ilelivci'd, iho' a' their Trade i!ii< ^'ear, and pay rverv "^i 
 
 w iK li I 
 siiiji). 
 
 ■J;.(4\v.is[he Poll; forheipr.ekl) eaiiie vviili ali his SIi 
 to .Anchor by lie 11(11 the News of ijiy Arrival; fo that 
 1 PMin \,(. ( ur Fi ree in the /<.(/->'.•.! bv iliis ecni' ii.:li( n of ihe 
 
 "' ' two Fleets was prefy i.nlider.ible, 'I he Captain to'd 
 
 nie iliatniy eiiiniiig thither in that hollile niannir I. a. I 
 fpoil'd [lis I'rade at W. /■ ', \vh eh lie belie. 'd i theivMlc 
 would !ia\e been very gtxid, beeauf.-of the Cir-.th'.-". ,>../. 
 ii'i I'al". For my part Ibel)e\e that l^lf^ wriild have iig- 
 iiihed litt'e in the lafer end, and th.it f ih nir.irt Vil- 
 lains as il.f R Ti . <;■ 1 1 A;./.irre, woi.ld li..ve loi id !i n.e 
 way orotluT to lia\eeli'de.' it wlien 'iv.as lor ilieir .Vd 
 \aiit.igi'. !<i filler ^^e were lie- «' in aCinditon to do oi'r 
 fcUe'-aMd oi:rN.iioii ii'ore .Sen ki. by i ther Methods, 
 tli.in falling ir.to aTrade widi the 1 a'eaiid kna\ .ih Peup e 
 of A.'i/'.', or .;..'.-'v, or any oilier Town ipon tin (e Ci .dls. 
 /* lid C^tpprrtiiiiitiesof this Natiir- eaiie iliiek and iliree 
 fokl upon lis, and 
 ring and Itt.pping 
 before the end of thisMon'h, «e had gofeti no hfs ih.in 
 
 III! 
 
 tree ( 
 
 ■ f M'Miey that they might 'i;<,t bedilhiilul :„ tli 
 Vent i.f their Merthaiiiize an om;^ i|,o j;, /..,. ,\„,j jj.;^^ 
 Ollerot ilieii-Mpon djibeva'ton I aiiepted of, Ivavinu"' 
 the hilJer.SativfaL'fion i.\\K from ilie/:./,./ t.ll ai;other 
 time i lo e<er\ Miip piid in its (>_i,ota, th.t gic.lt M-,',-,; , ■ 
 ot S...ri alli wng (or it's part i^cc. Rials of Eiglit, lt,c 
 being eijiiai in \ aiiie to tour other good Ships. 
 
 IhsAtrairthi.vadi'.ilUil ( vUiuh w.,s ijk OeiaCon that 
 bn light i.s to .Tiiil de-a n'd us inihrfo Si,,< t,|l ii,is ,|„.^, \ 
 we sure now read) for the pi,r:iiing < f I'l./ii.els m oth.r 
 p.ir's ot theW'dild. 
 
 Ciptain >■..•,/■ h.ning lii(l di p.r.hd i i,c of hi.s Ships •, 
 maUwUass l.t I'd awai hin.kif om of the /(..'-v' 'o 
 and we lla;d no loni-.tr Uh:i d than the middli 
 Moii'h of 'li'^^i'j!. 
 
 \\'e had fait .iw ay t iir Ship the /), , ,'. 
 
 Ths hi,,. 
 
 as 
 
 ot ihl 
 
 iig ago n-, 
 
 .1 we had ahidHas ir.iieli woik in f.ei- 1 A/.iv for /'iil;';! in .?.//.<:/.,/, m wlui |i V'ov.ige ll.e v'ias 'n •- 
 J Ships ,is we euii'd well manage. F'or ' f.ntly after fillow'J by the 'II m.u, .a'.Slrp of C uli'ii 
 ''-'■^' ' '-'•■• '■'■ ■'-■-^'■- "-Fleer, and now my felf with tl 
 
 S.t,! 
 
 othir IV o, the, 
 
 1 1 om h.tliiti Ships more into our rovver,\vhieh were all! T,^u'i's lurenfe and ilie Vcpi,< Cn' ittSiil in m i,-. mi.,,," 
 Wiisi-Kin. """"'' ^' ^^' '■' •''"'' ^ ''••'•- ami laden vvnh Upper, Kiec,: of the lame \o\ age. After we had p.ils"d ilie Straits of ru 
 and other /i;./..!" C'cmmodities ; fome of them were very ; /<.i/ri/H.^ji,/i/ the C.'/.'/(v;/i ( vvlviih we then lay nre'n to) 
 large Ships too, as pariieiilarly the V^/fwy of V/wc; ( be- 1 began to render our failing IbiiKtliiiig dciib't'iil and per- 
 l"nging toiheold A;,;;;./Empters) of i^t; Tun, and o- plexed. While we were yet wiiliin profpcOf of tiie /;//;,rt« 
 thereof 6rn, acr. It '\ Gfc. but none of them all in- X't^iV, a Current fetting io the S.W. did eoiihdeiabIy.il life 
 conlider.ible either lor their Inn then or their lading. So j "s in onr reckoning ; afti rwards, when far. her c ut 't Sei 
 that novvwewercin aiap.icity of forcing tlie7;///;i lo We were mi (t lulibleof one fetting the lonirary' vvav'^'' 
 make us an-p'c and compieatSatistaiflion for ilie many Tn- I I'.'r. towards the K. H. Wc cadly difeover'd' iirr at' 
 juries anil h I'i'- we had Inlta i.'d iVein them ; mid they ' Proach towa'iU the C'calt of h..i;.i, |y the nemliets'of 
 dared nnrrel'ule cdning even ttioiir ov<-n 'I'eniis. iinee we ^ .Srakis vliitli vie met I'u lining in the, Sea, tliisle tn' a le- 
 had n gold Ships in 'IT l-i.inds, in whiti' the Town of | \er faihng 'I'oken of ir, as the I-xpcrietiec <;f all.Saior.s 
 \hl.i vc-.sfo deepiv co.ieen, d, and wh .,e I'N wonlil have! do jiiltitie. Tlide creatures in a fair and calm Seafi I'l are • 
 been no le!s than a breaking to t hew hoc piaee. | a very crijiiiicn light in ihe Water about thofe r.irts buti*-' 
 
 Flit tliisvv.ts net the wh 'ie of o,ir SreceiS' neither, for there arc h diy r.iiv of tjieni to be met vv.th if 'hcwii. ^'''' 
 
 the I'cpi'f'-Ct.t n left to guard the Padiigc to .l,!fii, had her 
 fliare in this kind of Sport t( o, getting three ^r fnir goid 
 tJiV' hu.i.m Ships within herreai h, ovt < f which ll e luriMhcd 
 
 her felf with I'oire ciuartities of ullful Commodit'es. 
 This Ship having doie her work, eaiiic to us in /(//'/■ 
 Road, which was the comicon place of Rcndezvorz, 
 whither nif.- 1 nited lleeis.and all irir I'lize^ repair'd, after 
 we h.id done our Iklinefs ir. the I'lovimt we had under- 
 taken. 
 
 Here wc receiv'd a folemn Vilit from the King of y^,.;- 
 lit.i, who came fplcndidly ntrendcd with all hisduards 
 and Nobility to bid I'S weicame ami i.ong.rati'late us up- 
 on our Succels. 
 
 And novvalfo Commi..'':: tier-, came fioni .V.V,',' to treat 
 
 . with us abiut the Kedempri" n of the Sliip;, as the Sa- 
 
 £o„^f," an,, bander or (Kivernoiir, the Captain of the ('allies, and an 
 
 riuo.l with ./irt, who wcreorder'd by the /i-y'.'/T to come to a Con- 
 
 G'.-nml.iw. f(.,'(.r,cc vv:rh us upon that Subicd. My llemands were (as 
 
 ''■'"■ at firl>) lo ccoKia'sof l-.ight, a Sum thev did not well 
 
 - know how to accoir,piilhtlicR ailing of.nndbclii'es could not 
 
 agree totill rhe\ hail heard the/;.;// 's Rifolntion upon the 
 
 Matter. Th'-, oncrn wn'^ a long time a debatini' nnd the 
 
 Capt.iins of the /...•i'-' 
 
 that their IJliip'- were thtis 
 
 and crin'.eqttcntl; backwa-d ii 
 
 the pa' men- r f th.^ir Debt ; 
 
 whole Month was e ni'i'irid to little p.rpote. .And all 
 this while our Peop'e v.'ere bulie in romag-ng the («,//,<« 
 .Ships, opening and racking f f Iwl'/ii. Cloths ht for our 
 mm, and gi' ing th''itiFng'ilh Cotiimoditics in lieu of 
 them. 'J hi-- vvasthe Icntf Jiidioc wc could do our lelvcs 
 asto their, conlideiing the I'o.il dealing we had met wiili 
 
 part 
 Ipnt.,- 
 bkec 
 
 . , ,-..•, , , -.etw.tli, it 'he wu-l- "■■•'•. . 
 
 t'ler I e any thing toiil .uid boillerons. As we lad'd al .ne "''" '"' ''■ 
 the CoalUf /-.,y.>, wc obferveil the vSca for , the mril (':.':.((' "' 
 thick and muddy, hut fi inetMncs intirii'ixt with*". 
 ol clear tranlparent Waor, lb that here it Icok'd 
 lilt, puddle, and there biight and pure, as if wi'h- 
 out any dehluig mixture; and this change from one cx- 
 tream to tlie_ other w.-.s leddcn and all at once, without 
 anyih.ng ot an or,lcrly Tranftion firm me Degree to 
 am ther, or lindmg any Tokens of Inch an alter.ttion as 
 appear'd. 
 
 The Month of O.-.'/rr was more than half gone by thato , ,„ 
 time we came to our dclired Port of l.-k- \nSmii.i'r • " ' 
 Here we found onr .Ship the /),n /,■■„;' .md her Companion Cm- ,. 
 thcT/i-HM.', but little Buhnels Jonc by either of them, W" 
 thequantiiesof Pepper they had gorten being very in- 
 crinlidcr.ab!e, and nu ii.ore tobe had till the ne-i't' ;;n7 or 
 
 This Difippointment made me think of a Reu-ove 
 from hence to lotre other ol.icc, wliere fomcthing nnrlr 
 beiione w rth mv Itav mid attendance; for I plainly law *:,'/"■ ' 
 thatihe Civil Wars (which raged in this place at the "time '■''■'"' 
 of (..:rlein!' h re ) would be an iiuincible Obltiudii-n i; '■"" 
 
 rhetr C 
 
 iHinirv. anil ma 
 
 re ; wonit 
 Sh;'|> b'j'rg horribly cliiguded ■ the wav of our Trade. 
 
 .-ir.ltcd ip'M r\w'l)rks Icore, | .Viafter a fewUa^ s I fet Sail from this phcc for B-,v,'^;;i 
 
 ' 'n the ['f.^i" .r,.,, leaving my own Ship the Triid's 
 
 l'icn:.f', to rii.ilh the lirtle Huline'fs that was yet to be done 
 
 there, with Odersru repair to /i.;„/,:»j a-, foon as thole 
 
 concerns were ovet. 
 
 This Ship havinga Misfortune toie.cive fome piviii-,,;.,,, .-;, 
 dice by aKoik in her w.ty, was fo ditbrdt-red when Hico™ Mim- 
 caiiieto H'tnt'.ni, that 1 found it molt aib ifable to difpatch '^''" ""*' 
 '.ht! l'^;f.;-<o,>i away for l-.n^^l.ui.l to g.vc Ionic Saiisf iCho" ' 
 to the .Adventure ...... 
 
 ai'.\arce any thing towards 
 cair.e to no head, and a 
 p.rpofe 
 
 apon 
 
 anil the Debts c lain. able there, which we had reafon to 
 
 KnJ;J 
 
 Appf 
 Dov 
 
 hitppe 
 ton 
 
 yphcn 
 Sbips 
 
 W 
 
 F liti 
 the 
 
 >£-,(«» ,1c-. 
 tiin'.t illioir ] 
 
 for the Voyage her felf, and cou'd brini 
 
 look upon .as defperate, if in th^s J 'iidurc we Ihould acg- ' let Aecoiui: of thofv. Matters. 
 
 ed .» new (henttth 
 me to f.ivi; A liil- 
 
 of Wii/'.», li't I 
 
 Bufinefs at //> 
 
 iurreai y of the 
 
 111 iigit them. 
 
 Reafnn 'twas 
 
 could not lont 
 
 exprefsthe Foi 
 
 very next Day 
 
 Meiihants goi 
 
 I'oiitthe point' 
 
 anil not Uitfer'i 
 
 lint Iiilkanec o 
 
 and the) had r 
 
 but only to feci 
 
 Duties, which 
 
 Us, lo they ni 
 
 been lure oii't. 
 
 thus once open'i 
 
 , the whole time 
 
 f Hands were on 
 
 ^ nothing elfebui 
 
 "J }>rca> l)eligii w 
 
 ' no doubt they ' 
 
 our Merchants 
 
 But if their 
 
 had not ln-en c 
 
 them, tliele l,i 
 
 ftiould never h 
 
 ■ Goods, iliai h.i 
 
 I my Men. Beii 
 
 'TboywTliI („ venture any 
 
 1,1. h„nii '"i"*^ ■"'>' r^'i 
 
 '!■< r eiUSj deal With iliem 
 '■' ■■■ vveni, and hai 
 
 * Opinion of tliei 
 
 .= lalKiur'd uoghii 
 
 Dcfigiis in this 1 
 iieral at Mi'l'i fi 
 once done the .^ 
 
 ; tlie C niintry to 
 
 Hands as full i 
 uiake Us believ 
 dealings in the 
 
 IhciiSima. f" ''"' '' ™'' ' 
 pmifjrchjiOiirMcn they ' 
 
 fiiipolt. /;«;'////.' ComilK 
 
 chants were n 
 
 drawn thither 
 
 riots they had 1 
 
 And indeed i 
 
 , ... .1 little Survey 
 
 ^4ittn 111 II s _ ■ 1- . ' 
 
 Jc.jyt.lftji(. tation ot them, 
 of concern wit 
 'twas ilia very 
 coiiliderable Sli 
 hardly to be fv 
 But their Igno 
 plainer Itill, f 
 Rial of Eight ; 
 to dnotheraiid I 
 ver feen Iwtbn 
 th.it pretends to 
 confinement we 
 to cotnpliiiicnt 
 Means to work 
 Flteeni, and by 
 Ship abttlcni.'a 
 
 TtisEij't"' to give them ; 
 
 Pi.liiia. J'''! they found wc V 
 i " '■ 'liev made our 
 
As 1(1 ilic 
 
 iiifiKuomc 
 <) .ilnilo IIS 
 Jul nut l>y 
 
 ci't out of?' 
 ■I' III Com. 
 
 II akc 
 
 ,.. « ■ 
 
 1 fifli'iVlii.'.. 
 tfiro tlio' I 
 
 tils' Ill|U- 
 
 111 Sliij'S .1. 
 
 l'' UlllilTst 
 
 I'll -■ laucr 
 
 wli'illy l>,l» 
 .i«.iy, .ind 
 <l;tii.'5 ;liov 
 ipiiiiiil t'l.r 
 
 Ill til- trCl'(..rnl 
 
 . Anii tills ij""' 
 nf, K'.uiti!', ' ''' 
 :M .ii.iiilki' 
 ic.!t /(■■.' ri,r ' • 
 r l".'tl;t. 11,0 
 
 Isialii^ti t(u; 
 I iliis till f ; 
 i.i'i's iiiiiilui 
 
 if Ills Ships,-! , . 
 
 hc/<.-.'-V-.; io'i ',1 
 
 ilitic cf ihis"''-" 
 
 l( iii; .igo a-. 
 l.i was j-ii'- 
 (if C.\i'i.i II 
 ir tv o, tliCp.^ , , 
 
 I fn k-iuiiuiij,, ,, . . 
 Ill' Suaits (ift .: 1 ,, 
 ,iY f|cii ti) ) 
 
 ful .1i:J \x\: 
 ' tllC ,lfin,l>l 
 
 s'lalilyat life 
 r( lit ,u Sea, 
 
 uraiy way/'f**™"' 
 
 M ijir ap- 
 
 ru^iuKt'i of 
 
 1 c III! a iic 
 
 f all Sal ors 
 .'af( II arc,;, ( , 
 arts, l)uti.'K tiikc 
 'he wia-^^'-'^i I 
 
 la 
 
 I 1 Men ',t [«. 
 
 ,tho mrll i: j.(( . • 
 inixt wlih'*"- 
 it IcdkM 
 If wuh- 
 om Piic cx- 
 without 
 Difrcc to 
 tcratlon as 
 
 r.r.c 1-y thatr,;.;,,. 
 in Snm.vr . 
 .(Hiij'anioiiCMiir n 
 I r ol tluni,'''," 
 lir, viry in- 
 
 3 Rl'HOVO 
 
 |'!a;nlv laiv.,,,jj, 
 ;at the tunc;:' -1 
 iftnidiim ii. '■"' 
 
 fur /?:.V.V);i 
 
 thi- T,,..y/i 
 
 to be done 
 
 :)ii as thole 
 
 (line prcjii-^. 1 
 il when llu''-'' ■ 
 •toclilpatth^';. 
 Satist.iCfioii 
 e\v (hei!!;'.li 
 ;ivt a ltd- 
 
 :hap. XX. Capt. Down ton*/ Ireatment at Aden, C^-c. 109 
 
 AppkNDIx to the former fotmial ^ extracted from Opr.im 
 OowntonV, amccymng tbofc "Particulars of the Vnyagv ivhiih 
 happen (i in his Jeveral Tar tings j'rom Sir Hcnry Midtllc- 
 ton : Commencing from the time of their Separation at /Xdcn, 
 ivhere he was left by the Admiral^ vrho tvent 7rith the other two 
 Ships from thence to Moha. 
 
 W 
 
 '!• had not U'er limi; in the Port < f .llru k'fnrc 
 the CJeneraleiitaed l>v thclalfeaiid HaiterinR 
 Aiioiinis (liseii hereof ihc Trade and People 
 nf AJi'/'.», let fail I'l that pLve leaving me to manage the 
 Bufinefs at ^;./-», and ihat not without the lery carnell 
 .' iutreaiy of ilie(;overiu)iir atidlnhaliitantsfor my Itav a- 
 
 111 nplk them, And they fnon made it appear tor what 
 5 Reafon 'twa* they ilelired onr Company ilie'e ; they 
 
 J coiild notiontain themfelve< loiij; without heiMininp to 
 
 f exprefsthe I'ondiKfsand KimhieK they had for i,s. The 
 
 \ery next Day afier the Generals dcpartnrr, thiee lif onr 
 \tMit- Men hams (;niiig ailio.ir to trea' with the (ioi iruour a- 
 i'"''^' '"""'iMiiuthe pnintsof "l'r.ulc, wereierv fau-K detain . I llvre, 
 " '' .Hid not liitferVi to eome lia. k t') the Ship. Tins was the 
 lirlt Iiilkancf of tlunr Humanity and vertuous IJilpnlitioii 
 ami the) ha.l nnl'ieteiice nor Cohnir tor this I'rotcedinp, 
 iiiit only to fei lire the pavment of Aiuhorar.e and ntlier 
 Diitii",, which as they were in no Danger of loline liy 
 I u^_ Id they needed not ha\e taken tlii< .\lcihoi! to ha\e 
 
 K'cn lure out. The S|'rin); of Knaierv and Treaehery 
 thusoiucopen'H, run on amain, and held it'sCouife for 
 :'. the W'holetime of our abode at this plaee ; and after their 
 
 \ Hands were once ill, by this initiating llroke, they did 
 
 iiothinR elfe but juggle'nnd put 'I'lieks upon us. Their 
 rrcat De(ignw,\s, to draw us to land our Goods, whii h 
 ii(jd(mbt they would have inaJc as vvekomcj as the) did 
 our Merehams. 
 . But if iheir former deceitful dealing with theGencfil 
 
 1 had not Iwen enough to have prevented my triilhn;; of 
 
 them, thefe latter Abides wou'd have done it; and 1 
 Oiould never have ijiieltion d their Robbing me of iny 
 (lords, that had in lo villainous a Manner robb'd ine of 
 ' my Men. Belideslhad my geneial politive Oi\ters nut 
 
 ^ThoywiH to I em lire any Concern* amongit them, but make them 
 ' J|),"^|'^1,''''' cnmc and pav fir what they had a Ship-board or not 
 M'-r faA deal wuh litem, he had leen to luiuli of them before he 
 went, and had entertain'd f not nninltly ) fo good an 
 Opiiiieinof 'heirCoufeience and Vertiie. Howeier iliey 
 Kiliour'd 111 ('jitily to court us into a Comp'ianec with; heir 
 Dcligr.s if. ihis I'liinr, tolJ me they would fend to the Ge- 
 neral at M I'l: for his I'ermilfion to land our Ciiods, nliich 
 time done the Merchants would pour in fro'.i, all parts id' 
 the Country to buy them up, ai;d wr rti.juld have our 
 Hands as full of Bulinefs as we rouM defire. And to 
 make Us believe that they were a I'.'oplc of very pie.it 
 dealing'siu the World, and their Town much Ireijuental 
 on that U ore; v henever any .Straniers eaiiie, they lo'd 
 {tm'cinh'ji our Men they were all Merchants that waited fir their 
 fupoii:. ['.trili'lh Commodities, when for the iiidlt part thefe Mer- 
 chants were no other than Souldiers and cut Throats 
 drawn thither from the ad|oiniiig pLaces to execute the 
 Plots they h.id laid againft us. 
 
 And indeed as for ih,'ir Pretences to Trade and Bulinefs, 
 
 a little Survey of ila Town it lelf w.isa fuflieient Coufu- 
 
 4t'lya'ltiie' t'ltion of them, bor tlio' loimerlv it has had a grod (fare 
 
 of concern with Merchandizing People, yet at this time 
 
 'twasinavery low ami poor Coudit on ; there were no 
 
 coiiliderable Shops m any part if thelown. nor none 
 
 ;S hardly to be leen that delerved the Title of Merchants. 
 
 But their Ignorance ( f Money made the niatr^T nn:ch 
 
 plainer Itill, for when onr People ott'er'd to change a 
 
 Rial of hight .amongll ibem, they gave it aVnut from one 
 
 to (mother and Hard upon't as a lfiangcr|rr,gthe\ had ne- 
 
 \cr fein iKtore ; which is a \ery ill lign in a Town 
 
 that preteiul.s to Tr.ide and Dealing. Our Men under 
 
 confinement were at hrit \ cry kindlv dealt withal, even 
 
 to compliment and carefs it felf: they hep tig by this 
 
 Means to work ilicmfebes into our good Opinion r.nd 
 
 Fdteeni, and by a fof; Ciiain of Kiatteric^ fi ilraw our 
 
 Ship a littlcne.trcriotheiii. Her atterwar.ls they began 
 
 -J, Th;Ei;i"i to give thcm a Hncr I'..'!/' /'j I'.nterraii'ment ; and when 
 
 •i f"',""^'- -"''they found wc were nor chaiMi'd. and -aken with t.Sc Bait, 
 
 .« hrJiy. ,],j,y f,,3j(. ot,|. j„jt,,- Pi-jfpi.cfi feel the Iharpncfs of the 
 
 Hook will) wliuli ihiv Hll.'d lor us. Tney ilid uoi pto- 
 ceeil to tile iiiHie'ting of am corpoi:il I'uuill menis, but 
 they order'il it lo, that thev il.ou'd be piiuh'd in the Mat- 
 ters of Proviluiii ; ihev w re haidly allow d a He!|)-full, 
 and lore 'il to pay the Mell nser (eviry time they cat) 
 
 the 
 
 tliiiii's them 
 
 llitiiSmt.!- 
 
 AP- 
 
 asrmirli for briiigirg ibcu Viokuab, 
 felves colt. 
 
 1 he treacherous (iocciiiour tniiea.oiud by good 
 Words to kceptheiu inlli.iii, tillieg ihuii liiat .ts U on 
 .as the 'I rnde open',1 thev lli(,ud have 'heir I il erty with- 
 out the payiiuutot any Mon. y in coiilidir.uioii either of 
 that, oi ,iii\ Duly or Ci llom lnnuTly demaniled. 
 But dill all theCivility promisd wa< made an Imiodiiv!ti- 
 on to a futher propolal of fending to li.e General about 
 landing th«(i(iods. 
 
 I hail indeed lent fone ! etters to him at A/,,' i f tl.o' Cmmti.. 
 I was well alfiuM he would never alter the Method lie 
 had ref died to purlue iiulealing wirh the People of ijei.) 
 but thele 1 etters were eidiei not driiieii-d, or the An- 
 Iwers lotluiii bv the jnjgliiig i/. /;j Itopt and intercepted. 
 And now more of my Men unluikd, fell into their Hands, 
 .and went to bear their fellow i-Ceinpaiu in tdolefullmpri- 
 foiiment at .;./,•»,■. 
 
 1 h.iil I raved le.ive of ihe (^le.iionr fir lome of them The r»'(< 
 to doa r.ttle Bulinefs Ivloiigingto ihe Ship in l.uety in a "''«"'"" i^l 
 convenient place under the '1 o .vii W.iH ; whic it Requcli ''« ,*^*J''/'' 
 was granted with all the cafe in he World, and Security '"'""■ 
 ;rom all Treachery fauliiully promis'd. But iu the 
 mean time he let his Smiths a .vorK to make Shackle* foi 
 them as fall as could be, ,iii 1 lb feiz'd tl.i-in in the itiiiiil of 
 their Bulinefs, laying them all f.ilf in Irons, and iielidts 
 prievoully .dnifing thcm feveral other ways. ' Twas no 
 lets than xi.' that they took all together at this tmK-,amonglf 
 which were foment the ir.olt iifet'id and neiilfary Men in 
 the Ship, whole Company and AMiltanc; there f dearly 
 wante.l. 
 
 Butitleing impollible fer mc tii right my fei f and 
 redeeiii them at pielent, and no hopes of ever coming to The ir.-cn: 
 a lair Tr.iile wrdi thele Petple, I found it to no piirpofe ^■'""•''i^"" 
 to Ila ) here any longer. Belides 'tw.is dangerous upon "''^'".'Jr^ 
 many Aecounis; for if we Ihiid till we wanted W.itcr,aV,"'^ 
 we coiihl rot go aiho.ir to get that without Inling 
 our felves ; .uid then intl-'s Seafonthe Wind and Ilea aiv 
 both fo troublefome there, and the Shoar of .•',/» lies fo 
 . low, without any thing of a Fence from the Violence of 
 the Billows, that a Ship would be fore'd fiom the Road 
 into lome Shelter near the Town, and folic .at iheMercy of 
 ; their Ordnance. 
 
 I I'pon thefe Ci-nl'dera-iens I let fill IbrAf/./f, hoping 
 I when I came to tind inyCienerals bnteriainmeni there bet- 
 ter than mine had been at iJcu. I pafs'd the Streipht of 
 B«/v/)Hrt/;,.'f/beivM-en the I lie and the Coalt of //r(i/i/>, ''^^ f" 
 where I t'ouiul a Itrong Tide fettini\ thro' tlie mieldle, and "''"'' 
 . outteiiKathom Water; there is a good broad Ch.annel 
 on the other lide of tliellle, between that aihl the Ifnctn 
 Coall ; but thi* Water is deep, and not fo lie for Anchor- 
 ing. 
 
 When ! came to Af /',;, T found oui /./n/i ^/ Jilil|nhere, 
 anil uiulerllood too foon of the hi rr'ble Msturt.ine be- 
 fall n us, ill the lofsof our General by die I'lvachery of 
 rhe hjulels. Prefentiy attermy .Arrival i;;iiie in the Dn>- 
 lir?, rro, which by the Generals (Viler had been dil- 
 pateh'd towards .V.ii'i', tog'ven.e inf rmaiionof all thele 
 Matters, and to preunt my cotrii'g toAf.'i, tho' the 
 bail weather had hindied her Vol age. bv which means I 
 wa-kept 11'. the dark .is to thele Aceiden:., till 1 came to 
 inform mv f'f. 
 
 Being now ell togeihcr, we iV: fiil nut of Ari.'t,,--Road, 
 iiiteiuling t 1 ply up lowai.ls «../■.-, .■■.im' . or fciniewh' reTir/.v-r 
 that way, as well to find out a convenient W.T.erimv. ''''"■■» fii-l ' 
 I place, and a Road where we nii:;ht lie fecurelv, as invC?"^'"!''' 
 I nope to meet tlic I'l.vf.n 1 rading S.iips. wli.nn we rclolv d Cj-ftj 
 I to (fop, till tlii; i",, i:'!m.1 r.'leas'd tee (ienerd, and matlc 
 
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 us Satisf.iLiion for a!l 'ni«ric<. So Uar.i'.'ng over to the 
 y;/'-:;/Hc (.'o.iil, .liter Iliik- Karch. \\c happily found oi't 
 the loBvcii Tit Roail ot '/7 .■, \> here wc had all the Se- 
 curity and . >ivaiitagc for Water ai'.d Proufions that we 
 cou'd dilire. 
 
 The L'oumry l'co|'!c were vcrj' tViendly to us, and fo 
 honclt and npcniKiiis, as to cnntels, That the Tiitkj had 
 put liieiii upon knock inp us in the Head, it wc came there, 
 civinp them their t x.inpli.' and Warrant tor tliat I'radlicc. 
 But as ihcv fovmd no (U-alon from our Carnage amongft 
 them, to otl'er us any liah violence, (o they entcnan'd us 
 after a very ditlercnt manner trom what the I'urkj encou- 
 rag'd them to. Whether they knew ustobe tneinies to the 
 Siipcrltitions of A /.r/vtwef, 'which they cnilirace all herc- 
 nliciuts, and how 'twould have iKcn with us then, 1 can- 
 not fay i ) but as Matters were, they carried it fairly and 
 civilly to us ; we paid them Money, and had our Bar- 
 gain pumSuallv, and without deceit. 
 
 Near this Road where we lay 'perhaps feme three 
 
 . Leagues diftance ' lies an llland, which wc call'd C'loi-- 
 
 JotiViaJ!. W""^i for the multitude of great Crabs we found there. 
 
 Wc wanted nothing where we h.id [lolledQurfelves, but 
 
 the Prcfcncc of our (leneral, and the reft of our Coin. 
 
 pany under Continement with him. And this, after a 
 
 multitude of wicked Delays on the l'u>k.s part, and as 
 
 many fruftratcd txpciftations on ours, was happily ac- 
 
 romplith'd by his own Contniance and Kelblution, in the 
 
 MontliofMrt;, after we had lain in this Koad more than 
 
 four Months. 
 
 Thf General having now brought hiiiilelf and his Com- 
 
 fany all otf clear, went away to >«'<»f and DjI'iiI, whither 
 accompanied him ; and from thofe I'arts I came bacJt 
 
 with him again into the HS'i Set, where wc arrcfted the 
 Indian Ships, in order to bring the luriitoa Compo- 
 fition. ' 
 
 This AtTair ended in the Hed Sen, we went away with 
 both our Ships tor Tekpr:, in Sunutrt ; at which place we 
 found fo fmall Encouragement for 'I ndc, that the Gene- 
 ral wou'd not Ifay there, but went, changing Shipi with 
 me, to Biintim ; whither 1 had Orders to follow him as 
 foon as I had difpatched at Tc/to/t. ' 
 
 Here I was molt horribW abufed by the rafcally Natives, chnt rj a 
 in '.c Pepper 1 Ixjught ; for when I came to weigh it, we '!" '''«»••' 
 had leveral Bags of rotten decayed Pcpfcr ; and in foine ''^" 
 there was Paddy, Rice, ay and great Stoius crambd 
 in too, to help make I'p the weight. But there was no 
 Remedy for this Mifchief, and fo we were forc'd to abide 
 by the lofs. 
 
 Sailing from hence for Bini.im, we were like to have TV ship 
 been all undone by the fetting of our Ship upon a Rock, """"pom 
 into which danger the Current helped to bring i:s. Wc *""■*■• 
 made a Ihift, by God's atliltance, to get her off again, and 
 fct her afloat ; but yet that Encounter had done her (b 
 much prejudice, that we were obliged (as the furer Courfe) 
 to return back again to Tekp^, to itop her Ixaks, and re- 
 pair the other Defc<25 of her. 
 
 But our Attempt at the lecond fetting out, proved more t),„^„ 
 luccefstul, and wc came without any more fuch Encoun- Ci'mc. t, 
 tcrs, in fafety to Bmtam. BMim. 
 
 The General (laid here till his Ship (injured in the Voy- 
 age from Tf^o/i) was new careen d ; whillt my fcif in the Goes f^ 
 I'fppti-Corn was dilpatch'd from thence for Englnnd; myfi-i/^ii. 
 Voyage commencing in h'ebrunry, and ending C without 
 any conlidciable AdveiitureJ the following Oilobc:. 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 The Seventh ^oj age fct forth by the Eaft- India Company, n>ith the 
 Globe, under the Command of Capt. Anthony liippon j ex-' 
 traUed out of the fournals of Nath. Marten, Mafler-Mate, and 
 Peter Williamfon Floris, Cape Merchant. 
 
 St-K 
 
 'ol. D. 16W, 
 
 ^ V. I6ll 
 
 Cjoic to 
 Stldanid, 
 Mo- 
 
 The Row 
 
 Ciylin lUind. 
 MiltAc in 
 pljcint; ^f 
 Ar^4^^M,iii 
 the \Ufi, 
 
 •nd PhuH 
 
 WE fct fail out of the Downs, in rhc good 
 Sh'p the (.Untie, the Fifth of Fcbmnry, 
 and came into SoLi.-.tila Bay > a place 
 fivijuenily vilited by our l\n^l!jh Ships) 
 the Twenty Hrft of M.d. 'Twas then Winter in thispart 
 of the World, the Sun Ix^ing taking his appointed Turn 
 on t'other tide the Equator. The Mountains were cover'd 
 over with Snow, the Trees nn.kcd and bare, the Fields 
 in all the Rudencfs of a V.'inter-Drcfs ; the whole Face of 
 Nature (here at other limes fo charming and bright ap- 
 peared with a lullcn gloomy Air ; the Heavens were dark 
 and cloudy, and the Earth li^em'J to mourn at the abfence 
 of the chearful Sun. Little godd Entertainment was to 
 be had from the Country at this Sealbn of the Year, and 
 the Rains that fell made it fo bad travelling, that we 
 cou'd not go far to get what it wou'd liiveart()rded us. 
 
 We took fomc pains to Hiid out the Root .V/«g/in at this 
 time, and our Laliour mult have been quite loft, if wc 
 had notreceiv'd I'omc Inttrutftions intha; matter ; becaule 
 the new Leaf was no w but julk peeping oi t of the Ground, 
 and the Plant does not come t i its pcrtciftion till the depth 
 of our Winter. 
 
 Here were two or three Dutch Ships that came to make 
 the fame enquiry, and one of tliem tirit difcover'd this 
 Root here ; whether by chance, or any foregoing Infor- 
 mation, I am not certain, nor is it much material. The 
 Soldnnians, in theirbarbarous and brntilh Speech, tall this 
 Root Cat.m, by which Name it mult bu enquired after i 
 amongit them ; tho' 'tis poilibic they may I c fo fpiteful ; 
 and ill-natur'd, as to retulc to put Strangers in the way of 
 finding it. 
 
 We left the Dutd in the Bay, bartering for Skins and 
 Hides, and making 1 rain-Oil, and lail'd away for the 
 Indies, getting light of the Illc of Ceylon the hrft of Augnit, 
 and lo coalling along towards N»;;<i/>/»f.i», upon the Land 
 of Ci'i oiiMidel. 
 
 'Tis worth our while to rorreiit fome Millakes com- 
 mcnly made in Maps, as to the Sitiiation of fomc remark- 
 able places heteaboutSj by the Obfervation we have made 
 ofihcnii 
 
 Puntn de OnHit, the moft Southern Point of the Iflc of 
 Cerhn is ordinarily placed in 4 Degr. North Lat. where- 
 as mdeed it lies 111 6 Uegr. neither is the Kland fo broad 
 .-is tis often drawn m the vulgar Maps. 
 
 Then iVf^-i/)rtf <in is not much lels than iS F eagues diltant 
 Irom that Situation we guefs'd it to have had : and as the 
 IJuteh ha\ e U-en blunder'd by this Miltakc as well as we ^o 
 tis fit u (hou'd be taken notice of, becaufe the EtTeds of it 
 may be dangerous to a Shi, failmi; by contrary Meafures 
 
 Coafting along by Cor.m.uulel, we pafsd the Town of t.«r,^i . 
 L.tnngupr.ti.,1 , (where the Dutch have a Fadtory, but arc • 
 
 weary of holding it, ilicy have fo little Bulinelk to do : and 
 then A/jr/.,;.fr which is ealie to he known by the remarka- u^^ 
 ble Token of a \er\ high Hill. ''^*'' 
 
 ^^'ccamc next t.,>v.,.4//^,wh-.rewcliopedtomeetwith ,.„„*, 
 fi.mc 1 rade ; and ace, rdmgly havnifr a fate Conduct from 
 the Sabander, we landed Men for that purpofe : But wc 
 quickly tound our good Fortune Iktc fpoii'd and prevented 
 by the Imcrdtard F. miiii.the Owe/. h.id got in this place • 
 and It fecms they were lo well fix'.l, that the Sabander' 
 highly pitied us tor the Mifchaiice of our coming hither - 
 as lo much iinprohtable lofs of time, and endeavour to no 
 purpofe. lheO«.-c/. Prelident very fairly dclired us to bcMtilrp 
 gon,'; and tor that purpofe Ihew'd us an Inftniment iiiB"""'''" 
 Writing given tlieu, by the King of Kr.rfi„,„^ wherein H'^h'^t-, 
 the Dutch only w.t.^ allow d to 1 rade upon all that Coaft ■ of a>A' 
 all others Ix'lides them, or luch as cou'd not produce 
 Prime Mr.in.c li.s Patent, U-ing (tridly prohibited at- 
 tempting any thing of that nature. We who thought the 
 King of fc'«j;/rt«./ j i'.i.en: as good aad fufficient as Prince 
 AJ..Hr,u-s, vvere willing however to ha^e tried what wc 
 cou d have done ; but the IiuriKues of the Dutch "nd the 
 Influence they had upon the People, were fuch Obftru-rM-.^ 
 ctions in our way, that wcmiift have hazarded the lofs of 
 the Monfoii for l\un,e, and lb mightily prejudiced our 
 "'^'" '-''.'"•■^■"'S .to have fct about the removing of them 
 . -f?u"'\? "^ '''"'■«'^";- I'c-s in . , Degr. 3-. Min. Ncnli 
 
 Lat. Ihe V^riaticm has been ol ferved here to be i I'ecr 
 15 Mm. the' about th> Ro.id it has lx;cn made n LVw' 
 10 Min. a very great and lurpriiing Jiflerjnce. Ihe 
 
 Mark^ 
 
 \-x^H< 
 
 ^ha p. XX 
 
 Marks foe 
 
 ?S the HQlhndi 
 
 ~? (ideofthe 
 
 \ or 1 1 Fatho 
 
 It. 
 
 tkiJcit Being abl 
 
 iMtjf!,. where we I 
 
 T rade. W 
 
 Cultom, an 
 
 our Factors 
 
 t n with the 
 
 ter Roael. 
 
 „ grees, 17 M 
 
 Set of Palii 
 
 lit the high ( 
 
 "lis to Ih 
 
 land of I'ci 
 
 vUiiih is a 1 
 
 tne Fathom, 
 
 go oli h. for 
 
 ol .Said, an 
 
 Fathom, till 
 
 At Shiui 
 
 11jm.i^J"*' -,. , I • 
 
 * ■ 1 imlc ; but 
 
 '*hi'TF'i.!i hgii loclicai 
 gt.hci"- for Cultciin 
 r^^:;-;^exprclsaiHl, 
 
 ,fr.j"''y. * '^^ ^''' ''"' 
 other Realor 
 
 leeiulant froi 
 ^ VI I ruMiini' 
 
 lo pure aiii! 
 Ota Chr.tliai 
 wi'lillaiuiii j: 
 lie at the Ak 
 he was a i>r 
 the iiuiic Ilk 
 tnilteil ; ane 
 couii'liance v 
 arnKt. '1 he Grog 
 
 ■trnii-ni t.:n, and 1 a 
 V '^ ■■ " pa;, at \UJu. 
 1 5 Degr. 57 
 j6 Mm. 
 
 The Towi 
 
 call'd the St 
 
 Foot of the V. 
 
 Centaur in 
 
 14 Drgr 
 
 Ha\ii. 
 
 Ill '.red by tt 
 
 tnjiu ilu'l.; p 
 
 ihe !.;i.er em 
 
 «eean.eh;;f 
 
 for,} J. , I 
 
 ted Exactior 
 
 M..;ters witl 
 
 J.-mgluig ; h( 
 
 C-iii. Culloni 
 
 V ■■ had ic 
 
 icttlcd at Sue 
 
 and that the 
 
 was not fo fai 
 
 the lublick 1 
 
 ' (h\\ Conci 
 
 I nci alioii for i 
 
 > to I'litniii am 
 
 fci,i Slim, hrtt Court Ic 
 I onie no Ilea 
 l.eag.i 
 ort'theFalle 
 it ihe .Stre.( 
 1:. and W. H 
 got \hitufyt'-: 
 ger from ihc 
 W.' came 
 Moi:tii, and 
 the Country, 
 State an ' (li 
 1 etter, .iiki .- 
 Ihc Let., 
 
 Noble LL'i 1,. 
 
 the CoUll ; 
 
 Rials 1.1 . 1;; 
 C o' IT for iiH 
 lioi.oarol I, 
 Were haii.ii'oi 
 the belt p;r 
 gicat Bulincll 
 
 • 41 
 
 ■#.1 r^r ffji- 
 
 tii'nan. 
 .<iti,', 
 
 ti&orf It 
 
 Um, 
 
 ■ee 
 r 
 
 
jrpii ifciap. XXL The Englifla enterjamd':at Patane, <}c 
 
 tit 
 
 ; arrcftcil the 
 CO a Conipo- 
 
 it »wav With 
 hich plait wc 
 lat the Gcne- 
 p Ship', with 
 ulluw him, as 
 
 'cally Natives, cIk« rg a 
 I wcich It, vi<:'-^*^f^> 
 ; and in loino 
 OIKS crainb'd 
 there was no 
 orc'd to abide 
 
 e hkc to have tIk shi> 
 upon a Rock, "uuufwu 
 )nngi:s. Wc*^^*" 
 otf again, and 
 d done her fo 
 .' fiirer Coiirfe) 
 Leaks, and re- 
 
 ;, proved more B,„^„ 
 fuch Encoun- c^.ti ta 
 
 cd in the Voy- 
 
 my fcif in the coti f^ 
 
 Engliwd ; my £«j <»i. 
 Jing (without 
 
 QiUlXf. 
 
 with the 
 m J eX" 
 date, and 
 
 of the Iflt of 
 
 h Lat. whcrc- 
 
 llaiid fo broad 
 
 cagucs diftant 
 ad ; and as the 
 
 well as wc,ib 
 he EriciSsof it 
 ary Mcafurcs. 
 
 the Town of ij"/-,'"' 
 dtory, but are 
 
 Is to do ; and 
 >y the reruarka- ^„^,. 
 
 icd to meet with i,immi. 
 Condud from 
 lolc : But we 
 iiiJ prevented 
 otin this place; 
 the Sabander 
 oining hither ; 
 iilcavour to no 
 iclired us to be friiilfp 
 Inftmmcnt iiiS''™''" 
 fwi«, wherein I,, ,h.. K -; 
 'I that Coaft ; ot'.N>.-.' 
 not produce 
 prohibited at- 
 ho thought the 
 cient as I'rlncc 
 tried what we 
 
 tMit^l\ "lul the 
 
 rticF-!' 
 
 liuh Obllru-ji f. 
 aided the lofs of 
 prejudiced our 
 )ving of thcni. 
 30 Mill. Ncrih 
 rc 10 be I l.\gl . 
 iii.ide 13 t'Cgr. 
 iH'crsiiLC. 1 ho 
 Mark< 
 
 Marks for finding ihu> Road, are the Round-Hill and 
 the Holhndcri Fort. About two Leagues to the iiouth 
 tide of the Town there's a Shoal, but if you keep in 10 
 or 1 1 Fathom, there's no fear of running over my part of, 
 
 Being able to do nothing here, wc fet fail for PetJtfdi, 
 where we touiul room to lonie in fur a little lli'arc of 
 Trade. We agiecd with the Govtriiour lor J fC'C.m. 
 Cultom, and fo lent oir (iixxlsallioar : We left two of 
 our Factots to carry on the Trade at this place, and went 
 en with the Ship for Mrjulipf.tah, where there was a liet- 
 terRoad. The \arying>ibli.rv'd at i'«<:^((/, was ii De- 
 grees, 17 Mm. and the Mark to go in o\er the Par, is a 
 Set lit I'almuo-Tiees, on the Bank on the Northern eiui 
 iifthehighClirt". 
 
 "I is to l>c oMerved, th.it fix I eagucs from the High- 
 land uf I'lt.ipo.i, 50U fee another Higli-lan J before ) oil, 
 vhuli is a I'agod.Yoii may, if yon will hale 111 with 11 into 
 live 1-Jihcim, when the Hill is N. N. W. but ilunyoii nuilt 
 go utl b. tor iL And beware (in giiiig ort) of a lownels 
 oi Sard, and come no nearer it than twehe or thirteen 
 Fathom, till you are icrtainly palt it. 
 
 M M'Ju '(''!"■, the Cioveriiour bids us Wclioiiie to a 
 i/nfj"" -j-jmi^. . |„n a^ It ajj^cai'd, twas betaule he had a L)e- 
 i,„,F,iJi lign 10 cheat iis, it he co.i'd. We agreed wiih this Man 
 for Cultom at 4 /n Ccur ; and \c\. toiurary to the molt 
 exprelsaml pl.iiii 1 erins ot the B.irgain, he uou'd have it, 
 that wc comluded upon ii tn-i i.cni And he had no 
 mlicr Rcalon 10 piove it by, but this, 1 hat he was a Ue- 
 Icendant from 'he I'mphct, and had the Blcod ot Mh/m- 
 VI I ruisnmi' in his Ve iis ; and therefore his Race being 
 lb pure and holy. Ins Word ought to betaken bctbre that 
 of a Chrlliaii, and elteein'ii more jiilt and true. But not- 
 ui'lillaiuiii g liii Sand;ty of his I'edigrec, we woii'd not 
 
 ■Hi 'i-i'. 
 
 fty's Letter, and granting uj i^fiice Trade there, T<vj'n\uf'<x^l^iz 
 onlynhe fame iJinies thac;i)ther I'eopL- did. The .nolt 'l!^;^^f " 
 'Kard^ealing wc had here, was in the Price rliev made us -j,/), 
 g«<e'forthe OrounSof a PuU ick Warelioufc, which was 
 4C00 Rials of HighJ-j but this !iiipolit;Mii we fubmitredto, 
 in hope of making i>«)re ad\an'agc than that came to af- 
 tur\\ard«. 
 
 I here", a great Knmity and Heart-burning lictwecn 
 the j.tj'nicje and the i'eople of th s place ; and the former 
 do never fail to take all the t); portunities that can be to 
 raiage and fpoil the Coi:'iMy : Within lels than ihe Ipacc 
 01 lix Years, they have come rp twice to the Town uf 
 Pr.tioic, aiu! fot it .t-tiie. 
 
 The I.ichjry being eltablilli M, lomc of iis Itay'd to -H*^ 
 mind the .-Uf.iMs (t J ra>;e .a th s jijaie, wliil'lt the Ship, 
 with the re'.t ot the' Coiup.wiv, went away lof .wW', to 
 try the Temper and Intiinatioii ot that I'eople to a Corre- 
 I'pondenre Willi i.s. In the mean iime we h.ul a \ery ill 
 Market t(;t niult uf our Cuiniiiodiiies, elpeeiallv oiir,,,,^ ,. 
 lawns} M P/ttAnc ; whereas lonie lew 1 ears ago there d,/',rj„. 
 has been fo (]uick a Vent, that there was more fear of 
 a raiiiuiii, Lui juu uie v..iLa...i) [..iL .1. Uiladvantageby w.iiitiiig Stock, than by having .my part 
 
 i At MiJuify.tM, the Cioveriiour bids us Welcome to a of it lie upon one's H.iiuis. And the Reafor. ot it is, t|,c «"'>"'' of n. 
 
 5|(j/n<""" i',_iJi- ; Inn as It api>car'd, twas beeaule he had a L)e- I'oituguc^c brmguig in fi.ch Qjuntities to M.n.-tcci:, and 
 
 the Duici! filling lii-.ntr.ni and the Mrtucvr.'', together with 
 the Trade ot the A/iOj at i.iW'ji/ir/;! and V/.jp// ; then the 
 (rj,^/,i^;i,aiulth(..|etroin iV-i;.i/;rtf;».', together with our lehes, 
 do all help to cloy and (n er-do the Market. smmtir' 
 
 .•\t this time ae cou'd not make 5 jcr Cn-t, when it 
 was ealie lonie time .igo, to make in the liame Market, 
 ftHir(.t one. 
 
 I Some part of the CoiU'try was invoked in the Trou- 
 bles ami Calamities of War 100 ; the Kings of I'or and 
 I 1V/'mi. (both upi 11 the l.ime Ciiinine'iit with I'nrr.ih) being 
 lie at the AleicN ol his ConK ience ; and if 'twas true, that tngciher ly ihe liars, burning and iieltro) ing one another s 
 he was a lir.uieh from Inch a Koot as Miicnici, he was 1 irriiories, and Trade nerer thrives in a Country pc- 
 the mnie likel; to be a cheating Knave, and not ht to be] (ter'd with \\'ars ami Fncin ns. 
 
 tnilted ; and ujuii that Score we thrcatned him into a; The InconlideiableiielN of Buiinefs here, was an Ii.ciic- 
 coiiipliance wi-.h us, upim fair and realonablc Terms. i nient to us to atten pc to find better loiiiewhere elfe ; forO^"'". 
 
 The Geographical > 4ilirvatu ns v^e made at Al.'» .■.<-, whi' h purpole we lent away a Cargoe of Goods for A/j- a Cufiixr 
 't.:i:, and . li./. ., were theft : The Variation of the Com-' e^l/'i''- lemtoMj. 
 
 pai> at M.ijuhpnt.i,., is ii Uegr. ii Mm. the Point is in. Our Ship the CUbe having now been abfent three l'„'„iff. 
 1 5 Degr. 57 Mill. Nonh Lat. and the Road in 1 5 Degr. Months, reiur. 'd from the ,s <:>■ Vo au', making but e;ght An Auoum 
 j6 Min. iDa^sin her pailage between that place and P^'^Kf, and^''^'"'**'* 
 
 The Town of I'ctapoli lies in 1 5 Degr. 49 Min. the Star liie brought es the foli.'wing Ac. oi.nt uf her Voyage, tii-ii^^".' " 
 call'd the Ships Stern, we had in 11 Degr. 19 Min. the tertaimnent, and Ui. Stare of Arfairs in that King- 
 Foot of the »_ rollers in iiDegr. 54 Min. the Flank uf the' Ucm. 
 
 Centaurin is L)egr. 31 Mm. andtheFooiof the fame m Having call Anchor in the Ro.id of Sinn, they gave 
 14 Degr. 41 .\Im. Notice uf their Arri\al to the T< wp, whJi l.eslume 
 
 Ha\ii,'4 leai'u all .Accounts at thcfe two places, and thirty Leagues up along the Ri\er. The K, 11 ;; lent two 
 W ni ircd by the ipportmuty of a good Monlon, we let fail Men .>t eonliderabie F.gi re to bid them Weicou.e, 10 re- 
 
 lit""j- from iliel ; par;- for is.:i.:.-:)i:, where we happily arrivud ceue His Majelty ol .- ^ <■«.; s 1 etier, and to bring them 
 '^^"';„, the lat.er end of the fiueeediiig Monihof .yyiiw. When to Court. 
 
 \(eeair,eh;ther, we found the Dwr.i re.idy to march away 1 When th.'V came irfi his Prufenee, he heard with plc.t- 
 for^i.t. , not being ab.e i) endure the new and iinwon- lure the Account ot iheM Bullneis and lAlign, and with- 
 tcd Exadiors of the !io\einour ; neither cou'd we lettle out any delay piomisd a free Lrade ; aildii.g 1 elides as 
 Miiitcrs with h.m without a great deal of Uilpute and a Token ot lus la\orr, the Gift of a piece ot Cloth, and 
 
 l.-ingluic ; howe\er, !<< I.ut we agreed with him tor j ffi'a little Cup ot Gold toe\ery one of them. But as il — 
 
 ^- .. i^ r 11 o 111 1 - ■ i - Tnecovftoiii 
 
 tJ'Kf.Cullom. Courts ot all I'uncvs are troubled more or lels with a Ion M,iuf«r;n« 
 
 V . had lome Accoimt at this place, of the Fadtory tiift of hungry covetous Cifflieis, th.-it are for le.ling their "P." ''h'; 
 
 icttlcd at Siiccaikiii.i in hornto, by Capt. D.;--,./ A/'.(.//e(oH,i Princes Faioi rs as dear as they can, and taking all unjult '-'''^■">j ^^ 
 
 and that the Management of Affairs iherc, at this time. Methods 10 make a Purle for thenile!\es : So here the fh^Eni/'ji*. 
 
 was iitit fo fair and reguiar as cou'd be willi'd, in order to < Mandarins m, It be gratilied and brib'd to give their Con- 
 
 tlic 1'e.bhek Benefit. ' fent to what the King had fn-eU pruiiiA'd ; and thinking 
 
 Dm Concerns at R.iivam being not great, we had no we had nur Pnvi'ege too cheap, wouu pietemi -o ul>ligc 
 
 : ocialion for a long Hay there : UurCoi rl'e from heiice lay | us to dri e a Bargain with tlieiii. T'o hnd a Remedy in 
 
 to l',:iit>ic and V , »;;, places not fo Irequently \ ilited by our this Cafe aiMinlt the Fxt.rtion and Clppieilion of thele 
 
 ,'1* J,«5'.yi.5;ii|is,aiid where we now went t()makeourNation's|infolent Courtiers, our People m.ide their .Application to 
 
 I,' I ii4», hrit Court foi a 1 lauc. We tuck care in this Coiu-fe to 1 the King, openly coniplaind of the Injultice of the Muti- 
 
 lomeiio nearer the Point of Moih/iym; than 3 ' or four 1 fivi^mj, and era. d HiS ALajefty's PioieCtion from them. 
 
 Leag,i.s,beeaiifeof a Ledge of Rocks that lie two Leagues This lueieeded fo well, that the Mandarins were curb'd 
 
 ort'theb.illernii ft Point ot Vi.w.j,-..-, being ihe fevenih Point and lilenc'il, and . ' our Goods earr.ed peaceably to the 
 
 el ihe Stre, gilts ; this Ledge of Rocks bears pretty near Publiek Houfe appointed t'ur them ; with an C)rder for ah' I'i'j,^,"'',".. 
 
 1-.. aiidW. w itli the two ends of it; and when y<m lia\e thole Peilons to lorlx'ar moleltiiig us, that had p:,-tendedciire ir. 
 
 got iJim^^irS. L.of you, then you are clear of all dan- either to take any Bribe frem, or iiiipole any burden upon 
 
 ger from the Roeks. ! us. 
 
 W- came :nto the Road of /'.i/.K.r before the end of this But notwiihltanjing all this Fneouragcnient given to 
 
 Mont.i, and having gi^tieii Inlonration of the Mannersof Tr.ade, it went I m j\ orl) on at th stiue ; and tho'theTfJ^' 'f* 
 
 tile Couiiuy, w e went .all.ore in a full Body, wiih as much Prince hael bid it Weleome int-j his Country, that w as not ',' Z,?""; '"*'' 
 
 Staiean' Gieatnefs a- wetou'd, to e'.elivet His Majelty's fuflieieiit to make it tloiu:lli. An i the realon is becaufcut",!. 
 
 '' 1 etrer. and a Pielenv to the Qiiien. the Country was all imbroil'd in the MUehiefsof War, 
 
 The Letur \\as carried 111 a Bafon of Gold, upon a bailL.on, T realon, and Rebellion ; iheprclent lowing was 
 
 Nobie LL'i'liant, ullitr'd aiong with Flags and Miiliek to ^oiiiig, hardly well hxd m his Throne, aiid fjiiic of his 
 
 the Court ; the PieKnt amoumed to tlu Value of 6cu revolted 'Lributariis combining together to puli him out 
 
 Rials i.t . iglit, iiiii no finall "repaiation was made at of it. 
 
 Co' It for tite Keccf tii'ii of b'lth tliefe. We h.id not the How matters came to this pals, will be feen ;n the fol- 
 
 liot.oarol leeing tt.e Clueeii at rh.siime; h^'Wever, we lowing llort .■\ceouni of ihe State 01' ih:it Kingii(;m, and 
 
 were haii.Ubii„-ly tieaed ly lier Majelt'/s Order ; but the feie al KiUjues of I'oitune it has run f.r I'lme .Ages 
 
 the belt pit' of our Li.iertaiiinu nt, was the doing the palt, wh eh it may not bealivnjellitr Uii^iiac-lul orufe.oLs 
 
 gtcat Bulinels iliac we came aUnit, accepung His 2\l.ije- to fet down. 
 
 ■^ for fijfl- 
 
 Mot ■' 
 
 (atridinti, 
 fa) Strvt, 
 
 Nilt. 
 
 t vl 
 
 I 
 
 
112 
 
 '/ he Iff airs ij SiaiHs <S'c. 
 
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 ^!1 
 
 i 
 
 
 iji 
 
 Rtnry ,>f 
 
 Si "III v:i>; PiHc a von larpc and potent Kiiij'il' m,pi\inp 
 laws to ihc prcatcrt part ot us NcipliboiirN loiiiul al'out, 
 anJ I'cariiii; an al'IoliitcSway, tar anil wiilo, in ihc hhl'r.ii 
 CominL'nt, on that li.lc tlic Cmi'-s. This Inivr.al ("ilory 
 lia.l llionc bripin at Si'-m tor loire time ; v-Srii by ilic 
 )Ki\wrliil Dilpol'a'sof liim \v lio dcC.iws one- Kinplom anil 
 Ik'ts rp auo'licrai lii'. c'lTiUiiv, it l<cpan ro {'.ule ami rfav 
 kontU.rr, ami ililOJM r ii^ l.\'ftri' in anoili-r pl.ic,'. Pyji 
 ot'a Ui.ldcn 1-cc mies aKival to Si:in in PnvTr an.l Piv- 
 tcnlion^i to Ci/nmain!, ami in'ick'v fr.i>i a Ki\r.! iKcaaic 
 iti jMil'-Ri's. <)b!ipM\}' Si"!!' 1 1 wear its Yoke. 
 
 Atiil as "tis u'u.U (< r '\\t Si ns r f 1 r.l irary P, inc.'s to 
 lie kept ill tlv Co Tt ("f t'l-' Cir.inJ So cro pii .-<; I lo'lapcs, 
 ( r .Vci'.r t cs firtlier I'.'.tlir's i)ury nnii 1)1 cdiencc ; fo 
 wore tlic Suns (.f the Ki"v nl ^ t' c.irr. ^1 to receive at 
 once the.r FJ''c»tion ami C'uniinen-.i!.t m ili,' Cou t of 
 
 /'■■.?■'• 
 
 Imu the Scene was lyr.ili!' vo:'!! 'o clmnpe, aiul ('(•».■ 
 fo finUieii'v liion to the lie phts oC Fornire nr..! O'.orv, 
 innlt link down again, ami tela; le into us I'urai t Siaie 
 anil \ allallacc. 
 
 Til.' oUI Kinc < f Si m ily 'iip, left two Sons Ivhinil h.ini, 
 brc.l 111' 111 the I'i'";!< f /•■,:;.. s to r- ; the eli'eit (f vhi^ h, 
 v^-on \\\> I'.itliM's I'enh, iim le h s eliape into h;'; own 
 Cin.n'.i;, anil bytlielulpof 'he rn.-;;; .:;•, pi/, int > the 
 'ihtiM-. 
 
 '1 he P-',V"" r'"'-''^''-''^' ^'"ekiil the new 1','nrc with a 
 fijr.iU'laiile AniA- wli eh was e: t rely nnri'il by ilij o'her, 
 
 aiiJ ii'e y 
 
 ; IVi ce ' t /■ ?■' lla'n in to 
 
 !i.; I'.ir::a 
 '' :• K rt; ■ ' 
 
 I,,,' I.;.. 
 
 of Duty ami Snbjedion, have relob'il to join iheir Pfu 
 CIS topcthcr, and come ami a ifit tlir Kirp „i ,v., „, ^viih a 
 very numerous Army, the next Sprii p. 1( r aii whi.i, 
 Combm.-.t.onsand liapres, lie nay fit kuire xnd cal,c 
 eiioiiph in Irs T lirone, il' domelliek TnalV n am! Cnru 
 lion ik'is not let in with the Lmleavonrs 1 1 a 1 orciin Pi w- 
 IT til acconiplill, his Ruin. 
 
 'ihis was the St.iie (f i^ffairs n Si.„i, vilenmirShp 
 wasihere; ami 1 einp fo, 'twas our M;,,l'irtine lo ern {• 
 in f) trmibKlonie atiii.e, wluiuhe viholc >;itiin liiiii. 
 incxiedatir.uof a Imlilen War, had litt'e U rio/i'irn m 
 mind Irale and BiHiml's. 
 
 l'r>'iuli;s /ne.niiit wedaum'nd to fpcnd oir \Vintcrr-, 
 .hcreat /',7^r«-, to do\ihat nii).ht W ,ii,ne at ihis n'a ^ vi, 
 , rnd alio t ) W ready to hold a CVrafi <.ndiTce witli\/,„ ' ■ '"' 
 ' '„.i^','-' '»\""'''>'''-' ^'I'lortuniiies il,„„ d miite ii.s ton' 
 While we lav It r\ we law the Q een, ami h.id C. ntel 
 renecwith her le\e:al limes. Mie \iav a c n.ely tr.iu' 
 majelliek IVilon, h" hamllome ar.i! ll.iteiv, in Ipi-'e <,( her 
 OKI .•^pe, that we f,,w very tew /-.(.^;.; that e.tme i p u, 
 her Mialiires t,l Heartv. ' 
 
 'I'll s Winter Sealur. t'e Rains were fo violent and tin r:. 
 I-inmK til,' lo h'ph liereabonts, iha: one ii.iplii Inily In -i-v 
 his pan- ol the ;.i,/.v., uas del.ped : 'l he Cattel in ilij 
 rieiiis iveie w.ilh d away, the Hu lesU.u .iown ir m.-.nv 
 'laees n x\w (trcnpth if ilie Icrant, and a i;ieat ile.il oV 
 i.-'no don: i.i n.aiiy lel'peOls. 
 ln.,'.-«„^ , we had po.-d Xeu- fioiii .s:»', th.it (vr fj- 
 
 1,1 //IM 
 ^IjJ.lf*" 
 
 Scii at flJi* 
 
 th 
 
 n ; 
 
 in 
 
 ,er II ui a 
 no: .V .\.'' 
 
 Kapc and i\iailiiels fur wii ill lols t 
 valt n'iiiilv:r ot 11 s I ordsaiid nm'tum 
 pu.lii ( t" any 1 r^Miheiy ni'.iinlt hi:n. 
 
 '1 Ins ill S; ecel's in l> s Wars and er'-e! I'Oiie •:(' i;Is S :li- 
 jeiAs ei'iile.i.iei.t i.p n i", pi". Ims while (i ivr vnreni iio 
 a Cont'niion, and made li n j nlni'.ir V i'n ,n ', f v h'eli 
 he liad no Ku :!un iwe.itO la I ctl tVo'n li m eurv Day. 
 And tlie i.'ii" /■ apprehennie it' tlie adian-ape th ■ l);!- 
 oii'er p.iie hint, ii' \s P. Miital he Kinp of /' ■;;/i'.s for.ner 
 kiiKliKi's, carr in;i ti\e War mro tlie Howe!« of' liii (;i)imi. 
 try i lluit'-aip of hm up, and almoU llar.in- liiui in liii 
 Cap.ral Cuy of l'.-.;/ . 
 
 'i he Siepe wns i'r"'<e rp after two Mimhi coniiiui- 
 aiiee, and theKin.^ot S'-.m haiinc done .loniore tiMa the 
 i'oendinpof his -'ulieiliry, lemrn'd into his own Conr.- 
 try; howcier, tlie \'c^::n>i was fo tar weakned, tliat lie 
 was fore'd to put himtell under the Proiee'f'on of the 
 King of I'-i'vui ; cfpecially to aioid ihc Uaiiper tlircatncd 
 by the Kinp of ./i- r. /in, w ho now broke into the Country 
 too. and laid .-'il walte before hini. 
 
 'I'licfe iwoK.r.pst t T.'ij; and V.'r.-r;', agreed tope- 
 ther to ll.are the Kiiy. of I'v: s i aft Trial" res and Uoiii - 
 nionsain ncit dienilebcs ; and alio 't i be ealie iiui ipiie:) 
 ihey lent linn o'-t i .' the vv.i by a \ n.lent IV.iih. 
 
 .'uiunplt othertli:n;rs that fei' 'o -he Ki ;p of .li,-. ;.,\ 
 pare, was the Kirg <f P-j/'s * White Ivcpha-it, !o(;kM 
 upon as one of the prearelf Cnrioliti s in the W.irld, and 
 val'.icd by hir.i almolt as nu eh as all li so;her Trealmes. 
 
 was the faim us b..i pie ' f /';;.( fwa luwed up, 
 del'.Vird irni. lopijweifiii a Riia'.bepan now to 
 fweil apa n into t!ie Unik and Dinvniiiii-. of an l-.in]i;re ; 
 t.^D.i«c!3. 1 reducmp the Kinpi'-mi:'' (,t C.i<//i'e./' , / v.'.u:i\ j.-^i- 
 )>ir\ l-.i.'.i'..", i.-rcj: .r, and d.iers oi;ie;s, into i s Sub- 
 jciilion. 
 
 Th.u Prnee who tirik threw oil' ilie Pyfr), \tkc, dy- 
 inp tvit'.ioe.t lllue. hti li s Brother to fu- e • d h in ; wh'i 
 was ealld the Wli te Kaip, as the other had the Title of 
 the b!ack. TlieWiire Kmp ieft fe ciai Sens hehindliiin, 
 Int the b dilt bemg mi rderd by a Vidaimais I'hc cf .1 
 certain lord of S.'.m who int-ndcd to have alj'ired to 
 the Crown himfelf), the .Second ,Soii of the Wh'te Kinp 
 was invelted w tii the Ketnl Dipnit) ; and tins wab 
 he then in thel krone when oiir Ship was iiure. But from 
 hence I'pr'.'tip ep h'lrr.lle C\ ntiilions aid l-'al'ii.!:, ns ; for 
 the pieleiit Kirp. reenplnp li s Brther's 1> ar'i i poii that 
 forc-mentioifd alpir'np Traytor ; all nis Sl.ives pref ntly 
 run to .^rnis, brce into ilie Conr:, po; ihe Kiap in'o iheir 
 hands ; and haiinp U rc"d hiin m lipn a Wr.t'i,;; with his 
 own IV(,')i!, they fpar'd h.; I ife, Init went olf w th a dial 
 of rich Pl.f.t'.er, in Ipite t-f a!' Oppoiiiuii, and loiurar) 
 Endeav/irs i.f the K up sC^iarJ.s. 
 
 I his T; mult at Cin'it p.ne r.feio many oiher^alr. ad 
 ill theK-npdom; the Cm innes of '.<-i,'rt?.T and C /itnlr.y .t 
 in.niedir.ieiy broke o. t into a Ri-b.-IIi'^n, and the fther 
 TribitarN I'riixis, lepan to th nk of folh wmp iheir lit- 
 a'liplc. .So iVr.adinf; was the Cortapon rt tlinfe baler 
 S'lies'l rer.li.'n, and fuch a noiable Precedent did it prove 
 tothoU-cfa '•reaier Kij;ure, who thouphr fcorn any lon- 
 p,;.r to (.lev a .^o■.ereipu, ihat had Ix'cn infulted and tram- 
 pled on b', tne Ureps of his Couit. And 'tis laid, that 
 loiiV of tliele petty Princes now broke kofe from the Bonds 
 
 our fit ,-,), 
 t-w ;t> , I- ^. 
 
 :w4 4». 1 hi: 
 
 and Nj. 
 
 or t'ltrCd- 
 about 
 
 Ins (.ioi ds. 
 
 /JiH." 
 
 't >r left :heie, had lufd orf the befer ha 
 and th.ti the Knp liimleif h.id i.ikcn a lomiderable ipiar- vn, 
 tity : .And hereupon, to li.llow tliele lla.lctinp Hepiiininr.. '■'■ 
 '--ta lr.idc, wednpatch'd die (,..;;. awai m .\j.„.;. fi,,".';' 
 tlmiplae, with a trelh .Supply. 
 
 The /;i../,-..v/,-. . .ibout th;s time fullain d a prt.it I o's i' 
 i\-'c.vn, by til.- Violime of the P„ ,.,».„,- , whoiai,,, 
 vHia Power trom St. IK,,,.; took ih^a- lIo„|emih.u 
 
 l.'v\ii, k.l.d ai! ilie.r Men, and larricd away then 
 
 'I he C.ain-r; her,.t'joi.ts too was all .-ii War and Con- 
 ln'-'"i ; the ICinp ol ,n, UlPi.g ,,,„ 1,;,,, ui P.-l.„. and 
 ihe ./<- -.-i; /c upon tlie Kinp of ., r ; and the Kinp of /,■,-„„•, 
 p.ri-parnp, 1 -o to 1-1 p.rt thc-^King of i'.. .:., while thole 
 it /i/i.-'/ dillrelsd las .'MverQrv. 
 
 Onihe oihcr lide the Clneen of i'n/.iw ftnick in wiih 
 the Iinemiesot the King of l:,l;,„, her Ncinhl-our, and 
 1 rother-in.law ; theCiounatf the Qi.arrcl being only 
 ih s, 1 hat he had married her Sifter ; and whereas Ihc had 
 often reijuelted, by folemii l-mbaines, lo lee her at I'- 
 rw.; her Ibs'.-an.l wou'd r,ever let henoi.-e. ilnswas 
 taken loiery III 1.) the Q,,cen, who w.is r folved to brine 
 her SilK-r by lone lir.ce Iheco.rd mt bi fair means, th.u 
 llie U-nt o,., her Hm apaailt the Kaig of P.,/..„ , and d)d " 
 
 al n-.e 10., d 10 ipoil ilie I r.ule of hi. Ccinirv. till ihe had 
 diltrel, d Ivm into ,a Compliance w iih tiiat reallnablc Ue- 
 11, ami, ot bnn; nip Irs Wife to ('.^^,-|,r. 
 
 We ha ! now a Continuation of tlie Good News from i, 
 'in, byatr.lh.-Ubiee, mtorminpus of ihc fate Airiial .^./: , 
 The (,!■.<■ ihere, and the piolitai-le Sale inir l-aObrs had '• ' •" 'H 
 ot then- Ccmmodities. .And li i n after as lad Tidincs" ^'■'" t 
 irom H.„.,,,,; „t the ereat I.olfes our ^,■s,':,h receiv il I y 
 t-ii-is there ; in which Cilamiues the /J. /e/- a||"o had a 
 il.aie with them. 
 
 ■J he War bepiin by the King of Joy, proceeded to f. ch 
 .-incritiemiri, and drew lo manv Misfi;rtuncs i.pon him 
 thai he Mas 1 y thist.me rend-ed incapable of diftiirbinr 
 the Qjiiet of any ol his Neiplibours. The .,£/««<•/.. p„rl 
 li:ed hnn focloll-, ihat they bronphi their Fleet under his 
 lery Walls ; and ...era Itreipht Siege, toi k the City ri- 
 lled It, carried away a great Bixity of Slaies and Aiiimu- 
 iiuion, and hirc'd the iLiler.able Priiicj hiiMelf to Hy h > 
 own Country, and leek a Refuge m Imuc ForciRii Ter- 
 ritoiy. " 
 
 '1 he Kirp r f n.i':', too was not in a niui Ii better Cor- 
 diiion. Ins Ccuniry beinp hcrrd 'y v,i(U-.i bv War and 
 ban me; and he hiinfelf now at lait r.ilue'd by the •\".-,'i'» 
 i,f the (i.i'een h s Siihr-in-I..iw, to lul:::.ir to l;.r 'I'ci-'ui.s 
 .u.u heat her Mercy. ' ' 
 
 'lias fraice came to P,;M/.v wIk n v.e were there and 
 iiiMied IS Mry ci'illy to aTraS.k wul, his Conmrv ; 
 
 nil, alas, was at this time ti o m-,uh cinbriii'd, ami 
 iii,loie;ilhd, to pivf Meiihants am. l-am niauemiri to 
 come ihithcr. I he (^leen imleeil treated har, cii ill , • but 
 lie w.is a imcr Jell ami I auphinp-lto k anior.g'l ,heV- - 
 t.i,,,:- Nobility ; and ilie only (V-int i.f Rifi'ief that w.x. 
 It.ewd him, was the kdling all the U.ps in theCun'ry 
 uhenhecan.ei he haviiii; a paitituiur A.cniin to' that 
 !ort td Annual. 
 
 Oer .A Hairs a; M c-ffir went but 1 ad!y on, and oi,r ^r> 
 Faebji-stherii were ready to come away, beini> able to do 
 nothm£tothepurpole; but in tlutjundure »ii h.^iijij 
 
 "ibip 
 
 K 
 
 phap. XX 
 
 Shiparriv'd 
 Faanry thci 
 Ship \va5 th 
 the RedSe 
 icn ; that 
 hai:ir.n,, am 
 
 „,, in.1 tlK Company le 
 
 '■"''''''; J petting (iro 
 
 ,1,*" h.id taken t' 
 
 iV like toiofe 
 
 rife intlieoi 
 
 '"*" (toodiontin 
 
 them in fuch 
 
 th.v.,., pooar-'"'''' 
 
 kt H •- l)C-oiiie Mnl 
 ««'"- llland lignili 
 in the Caltli 
 there with rl 
 The lattei 
 Xii.-fi,fc Sitim, havinp 
 luriu Hum Fadlors thcti 
 but had no N 
 away ; the \\ 
 havinpciiioH 
 CiMK' hai 
 rcll, tlio'no 
 ttiir rilefsandoui 
 fjitfMlmi,Hbv the Villai 
 pfttojtilbypjjpn,.;,,!- .il 
 
 the fame trick 
 a«nr.icli defpe 
 P ■ . ■ ' M ere ( 
 coniaion.Sccu 
 Tdwhivjs all 
 Throats v.cre 
 all that came 
 (hey could. 
 lit, when we 
 Civiiitiesof tl 
 tiicy having I 
 fo wile as to r 
 leave us to th 
 our felvcs a K 
 "i too, that we 
 
 I by. Wehai 
 
 let the Wkeei 
 places about 
 turn back to A 
 In our Coi 
 r,^ t,,i .Ml- RiflT, which f 
 >"f""' into the Sea, 
 «m.lir. and Hazzard 
 W. S.W.fror 
 till you bring 
 701', and Pf. 
 
 «Tbis I'c,!,^ 1 
 brrs of Fowl 
 th'.ir Oungir 
 that Name. 
 ; We undcrl 
 
 j, having routei 
 
 one in his ror 
 Orders for tl 
 Omntry wai 
 tcrfomanyC 
 ( by an .^llia 
 gaged himfcl 
 We arriv'i 
 r*iia» found here a 
 Coiw to»ti. ing for us, 
 f»i,tji<ii. Voyage. 
 
 We agree, 
 
 and fell to I 
 
 away Inr /V; 
 
 f News car 
 
 I ■ I i- '^''•' ( a Coi 
 
 5 f^« "*d taken tl 
 
 : 7«*irj, j;;i(^c' that 
 
 itaiids in an 
 
 ond River o 
 
 King of .In 
 
 made hinife 
 
 this Town ; 
 
 who behav'i 
 
 places ) afte 
 
 3 and paiticul 
 
 J Jtrini.-.i,, the 
 
 toned a lall 
 
 { for hii, Ran 
 
 
LibT 
 
 ' jnui iliiir Tcw- 
 ptil fii.ni, Willi .1 
 f- l-<r.ili Willi li 
 lyuirc hikI calii- 
 nl'di .nil! Cfiiiu.- 
 
 < l'.lIolcifnPcv^'- 
 ', villi fiir Ship 
 
 -■'l< Itl lie to KJIIC 
 
 i)lc ^;ul(n li\ii J. 
 tt'c U lioliiK n 10 
 
 fl^riui oi'i- Winter TS^.i,': 
 'lie .It iliis p'ae, '''"n 
 ulllicc Willi .S/,,,;:, ""■*' ' 
 
 ) iinin- us to u. 
 
 ni.il k\[ C'l iiic- 
 
 a cn.ily, j.rnu-. 
 
 iv, ill Ipitcul hor 
 
 < tli.it c.imo I p to 
 
 1 violnit, atui tin. r:..v • 
 .' nis'ii truly Cn/i-"".- 
 
 1 ll-- C'.1!U-| III llic 
 .U liowii ir iii.-.ny 
 id a !;aat ilc.il oV 
 
 '."', th.it c r fv- . 
 t i4 his Ci(). lis. 
 Jiiciilcr.iliif i]ii.ii-.. "" ■ 
 .iliiii; Ik'j'iiiiuiii's,',^^, ^ ■ 
 .1) m M.iu:, li>r -.■*."" 
 
 hhap. XXi. TA^ King of Na rfingaV t/r^iwf of Trade, &C. Ii3^ 
 
 looil Novvs from ;,.,. [ 
 ilic lafr .Ai rival-!./' '• s 
 i.rlMArslud'jV';,;'' 
 IS I ail ■^Klinp^" """ : 
 'i/h rcccivii [')■ ■ 
 
 'ch aliu had a 
 It 
 
 ■occcdcd ro f xh 7'> 
 incsi.poi, him, 
 f ot diltiirbinp 
 IC yjt/irHcy.-pur- 
 Flfct miller his 
 k till.- City, ri- 
 cs and Aiiimu- 
 
 iLlclf to Hy h:.s 
 ic Foreign Ter- 
 
 iiili better Con- 
 by War and 
 
 'd i > the Ai-,1 ► 
 to l;.r I'diiij, 
 
 ere thee, and 
 
 Il■^ Conmry ; 
 eiiiliD-i'il, and 
 
 Di.'.genurt to 
 i.ir.euill, ; but 
 
 llOI.i^'-t 'liCP.l - 
 
 fpett th.u WM 
 II the L. i:ii:i-y 
 CTiil II to tluc 
 
 on, and oi.r .^-j" 
 ■mil -ible to do 
 lire an h/.«!ijij 
 ibip 
 
 Shiparriv'd wuh a good I aJing of Cloth to fettle a 
 
 FaAory there, which oblig'd them to ftay longer. This 
 
 Ship wa« the D'C-Zw^, one of the three that went into 
 
 tlio Red Sea, under the Command of Sir //to-,* MiiiHIt- 
 
 tcii ; that worthy Pcrfon himfcif U'lnp l.itely dead at 
 
 |.r »"' tt^f'ii-.in, nnd hi' Admiral Ship, the T..i./''<-f«iriT/-, yet 
 
 "i '"««. 'yi'if! 'here in very ill Ciivumftantcs, as well as the 
 
 J.',, ml t(» Company Icl't in her. The Dutch who a I ittle Ulure were 
 
 r,jd,,h- petting firound in the Wc'i/i, i'j upon the V/^rtwo ./r, and 
 
 "'' ',',l,''"'hadt.iken the Caftle .^ml tlie lliaml of Vc/w, were now 
 
 like tolol'e all .it lliiihlit, linking falter heve than they 
 
 rife in the other p'accs. The BmuIiw:!'- hail a.s we iimler- 
 
 Kood fcinfin'd their (lovenimeiit to the C.tltle, and kept 
 
 them in Uirhavve tint ihcy dared not gi\eati ill Word ; a 
 
 good part of their Men were guie oH' to the Natives, and 
 
 liecmi'/ M<i/' »fi '■•> ; .indtlie uhole '):.tcl' Power in that 
 
 11 om- liland (ignitied no mure at this time than jult to tyrannize 
 
 intheCalUe a little, and command the Junks that rid 
 
 there with rhcir great Guns. 
 
 The l.itrer end of this Month the (,7i.'rcame back from 
 ..C,.*: Siitm, having liniflicd her feejiid Vovii'c thither: Our 
 Jill, iiom Faiftor. there had fent a Cargafon of Gooiis to Irvem.ii, 
 but had no News ut the iiuccefsof it wh:n the Ship came 
 away ; the Wars between the Peop'c of /: i and l.i-.ni '.iih 
 havingtm off all intertourl'c between thofe pl.aces. 
 
 
 d a j'rc.K I olsar 
 
 i. 
 
 •;.•';: , whoume 
 
 
 -ir lloiile in !h.u 
 
 •i 
 
 ned away ilieii 
 
 
 11 V.'ar and Con- 
 
 J 
 
 11 of ;v/.,i;., and 
 
 ; 
 
 le Kirpof /iV'i/.ro 
 
 t ■ 
 
 ■;'•, while tlioie 
 
 
 w ftriickiii wii.h 
 
 "? 
 '■■> 
 
 Kcigh;-oiir, and 
 
 i 
 
 arrcl being only 
 
 ' 
 
 i whereas llie had 
 
 : 
 
 o lee her at i'.:- 
 
 ^ 
 
 oire. lliiswas 
 
 
 r folved to bring 
 
 
 biir means, that 
 
 - 
 
 ''•'/■■", and ilul 
 
 
 ii:ry, lill il,eliaJ 
 
 
 i: reaUiLiblcUe- 
 
 
 I ^. D |}!4. 
 
 Pitim" had now it's lliare of Misfortune amongll the 
 relt, tho'not by War, yei by Fire, an Fncmy more mer- 
 r\lefsaiidoutr.igious than the Sword. This came about 
 Cf^jliw.O by the Villainy of the /oi'tfH.', who are the nevcrfailinc 
 Trteoyfilb) pia|,,ie<(,f all Countries where they come; andPradile 
 the f.ime tricks of firing Towns and Houfes abroad with 
 aim-.ich dofper.itencfsas they do .It home. We and the 
 fi/.'vere dbligd to join our Forces together fur our 
 conviinnSecur ty inthemidltof this hurly burly ; tor the 
 TounuJsall ill Flaues .ilxnit ourEari ; and tliefe eut- 
 Throats were roaming .ilwut in a fullBidy, murdering 
 all th.it c.inie in their way, and riHing Houfes .is fait as 
 ihey could. And they were pilt coming to make us a vi- 
 fit, when we ( reful.'d to lie before h.md with them in 
 Civilitiesof that Nature/ had fet out to meet them, which 
 tiicy having Intelligenccof, and finding our Strength, were 
 fo wife as to run away a.nd fliift fur thcmfciv es, and fo 
 leave us to the L.ibour of driving them. Thui wc ilid 
 our felvcsaKindncfs, and fo much Service to the Town 
 too, that wepurchas'd the name of it's Defenders there- 
 by. Wc had itaied by this time fo long at Ptitane, as to 
 ietthe Wheels of Trade a-moving there and at lome other 
 places about ; which Bulincfs done we prepar'd to re- 
 turn tiack to Mjliilijiai/iti. 
 
 Ill our Coiirfc from hence, we came to the dangerous 
 to lii .\<i- KitT, which falls off from the Point of |7u' tour Leagues 
 hf'""- into the Sea, and wc pafs'd it not without lome Difficulty 
 *n<"i(' '"'d Hazzard, having the Point with the three little lllands 
 I W. S.W.froinus. But 'tis bed to k-?cp towards the Sea 
 
 i till you bring thole little Iflands lliui in with the Point of 
 
 Jj 'Jor, and I'eJm Blnnca open with the Ide of Bitutr.m. 
 
 I This /V/Zi't B//!Hr-i is a jirc.it Rock, upon which vaftnum- 
 
 1 bcrs of Fowl do live, and covring the Clifts of ir with 
 
 ^ their Dung make it look \ery ivl ite, from whence ic has 
 
 I that Name. 
 
 I We iinderftood by the wa^ that the King of ./i/'-h 
 
 I having routed outthc old King oi 7or had fettied anew 
 
 I one in his room, Nephew lo the former ; and lud given 
 
 1 Ordersfor the rebuilding the Fort and City, fo, that that 
 
 Oiuntry was like lobein a thriving Condition again, af- 
 ter fomany Calamities, efpccially lince the Kingof ,lcl-cn 
 (" by an .Alliance with this new King has as it were en- 
 gaged himfelf in the Defence and Proteftion of it. 
 
 We arriv'd at Mtl':,iip,::r.u the middle of n.wnibcr, and 
 U,mia found here a Ship of our own Nation ( the ^.owj ) wait 
 Come ioMj. ing for us, lx."ing fent direiiHy to Second us in our 
 ' (mitun. Voyage. 
 
 We agreed with the Govcniour at 4 frCciit. Cuftom, 
 and fell to lading of Goods; but ihc J! mict w.is fent 
 
 was very well punilh'd by the Kingof ./:'-?, who it fecmj 
 broke in upon ihcm with a good Forte, and routed them 
 entirely out of that Nelt. This Prince pretend* ro reftore 
 the decayed Fmpiie of /'<•;;;/ to (iimething of a Luftre a- 
 gain ; having cill'd in all the ilifpersd i'fg .,•»;/, .and gi- 
 ven Orders tor the Rebuilding the old Cm, with many 
 fair Promifesof (Jhiiet and iToteCtion there. The Afwj 
 at \(,5/..''^,:/i,H were liighl) ple.is'd .it tliefe Adions of the 
 Kingof .; .■, becaulethey Impe they rt.all .low get the 
 Trade of /V^m into their i l.iinU again, which the /'.r.//. 
 ?/«•;;? lying thercalouish.id in a great iiieiliire deprived ' 
 ihcm of But wliareier Seiitinientsof Pleilure the Kinv of 
 ./m's Aiftions excit d in ilie M j .1, the King of h.tl'fi^i-.s ^'|^'; ^- ^.^, 
 were no lefs agreeable to us ; For now th.it mighty Prince /?.;".'',Vifir" 
 fent hisF.inballadours tu us to excufe the formcrNcglcit of '" '•"•■ *».{• 
 Correfpondencc with us when we w ere at /' i/cic.i/f,-, and '*'''■ 
 toiinlte us to fettle a Fae'ti ry in his Country where 
 we pleas d ourlclves ; and all this fwecten'd with the 
 Promife of what Pri\ilcpes we would dclire. 
 
 Indeed the Complaints ot the People went a great way 
 towards the procuring this Favour f<ir us; forihey were 
 nctlediofee our Ships palfing by thcin every ^'ear, and 
 not h.ive the l.ilerty of Trading there as the IhitJihzA. 
 And tho' the Dutt-h did all they could to keep es out, yet 
 the Country was fenfible that they were not fo much 
 their Friends as their own, in endeavouring in exclude us; 
 and therefore they never lefi the Kin;', till he ha.l in this 
 fricinlly iiiaiuivr united us to a Trade thir-. His l.i-itcr ^, „ , 
 brought to us was wn.ren i.pon a I.eat of (.■ I I, and to- .v.r,,,.^" 
 Kctlier with it.was deliver'd his Caieor S.'.'e L .decl.and i ■■ > i'./iU 
 
 r 
 
 )■ I 
 
 I 
 
 away ^or IK-t/ifdi, and from thence for Hmt.nn, 
 News came to us here from /'•■;'/(, that the King of 
 ., r A'o.i f a Coumry lyiun alxjut a qieat River of I'ciu) 
 f^,' nail taken the Fort ot Sirmn'J', ana llain all the /'«//«- 
 1 7«*'^. X'"^'' 'hat kept ir. This Town or Fort of Siiut'il\ 
 Itands in an Ifland below the Mouth of the aforementi- 
 on'u River of i'rgu; and 'ris to be noted that when the 
 Kingof ./r.Mc,^;. had ( accoidiug to the former Relation ) 
 made himfelf Walter of the Kingdom of I'<"i;h ; he put 
 this Town and Fort into "lie Hands of the Vom.guc^L; 
 who beliav'd thciiilelvcs there (as they do in all other 
 places) after a very irfolent and domineering Manner ; 
 and paiticularly to renerc the Kindncfs of the King ot 
 Wi-M.-w, ilicy n.only at'rerrw.k his Son Prifoncr, and ex- 
 torted a \ all .Sum of Moix', and a liiiw Ojiantity of Rice 
 tor his Ranlom. This in '.'-ai tud; to tlicir Benefadi rs 
 
 his Alieltiam. or the loken of our Privilege, which was '''•''• 
 a white Clorh, upon which the King'sHai.i' was Pnr.ied 
 in Saffron. 
 
 In theMonrh ot .'. :; /■',the Country aliout .V,r./.i, ;. ■ pem ,<j-„; 
 and Cii.oi i!.i was laid under Water in a molt frightful 
 manner. Many Thoufanis if Men and Cattle were 
 fwept away, whole lowns were ruiiid, .-iniJ all the 
 Fruits of the FicKI dellrou.l; Plants atul Trees were 
 carried along with the Flooil, and the Wat.r lay three 
 Yards high aUive the level of the Grouiul. 'J he City of *''"*' 
 Go/iiH./i fuHer'il very greatly in it's Hoefes and Bridges'' 
 by this inundation ; 4000 Houles were walh'd away to 
 rights, and two very fair Bridges rais'd at lead three Fa- 
 thom .above the ordinary height of the Water, were now 
 three Foot under Water ; and tho' exceeding ftrong, as 
 l>ciiigbuiItof, Stone and confining, the one of 19 and the 
 ether of 15 Arches, yet there were (ix .Arches of the big- 
 geft entirely carried away with the Force of the Stream. 
 
 The Superllitious Imlir.ns might podibly eltcem this to 
 be ominous, and not think thcmfelves miftaken, when 
 prcfentlv after (in the fpace of a few Weeks) lb great an on,l,T. 
 cventfollow'das the Death of the mighty King of Nf.r- 
 Ihiga. At the Celebration of his Funeral, three of his nmg 01 ^jr 
 Queens burnt themfelvcs i^uick with the Corps, in Telli-M' ''■''• 
 nionyof th^ir Love and Conftancy, after the manner of 
 that Country. Very great Troubles were now like to 
 follow upon this ttrokc, and all Foreigners were oblig'd 
 to l(X)k to themfelvcs and their Concerns m that Country 
 as well asthey could. .As for our parts wc endeavour'd to 
 get in our Debts with all (peed, ami for that end fent to 
 the Governour to come and clear all Accompts with us. 
 But that deceitful Mimitcr did nothing but abufo and 
 trifle with us, put us off with frivolous Pretences and 
 F.xcufcs, till he had delay 'd the Bulincfs fo long, that it 
 would ha\ e been very injurious to us co have loH any 
 more time. 
 
 And therefore feeing nothing was like to lie done by fair thvimhtr. 
 Means, wewcreforc'd to ule other Methods; by which 
 tho'wcmight feem torun a very grear Ril'que, and do 
 an Adion which all the World would call defpcrate in 
 thefe Countries ; yet our Circumitances which was 
 little lefs than delperate would admit of no other Re. 
 medy. 
 
 Having fecrctly convey 'd feme Weapons aflioar (for thev 
 will not let Foreigners appear with any pnblickly ) and An id'™- 
 concerted all Matters relating to the Execution of our'f"J|;j t«- 
 Plot ; we went dirci!tly to die Cuftom-Houfe at acon-„(ii. in fcit- 
 venicnc Seafon, inteniHniT to fiezeciuier the Go' ernor.r,'"R ''''',*'''■ 
 himfe'f. orhis.Soii, an.i fj keep the Prey a .Ship board in J^"'"' 
 fafe Cuftody till the Debt was difchaigcd. All things fell 
 out aswell ascoul ' be ; anil cone irr'd to rcnderour At- 
 ten pt cade and piolpirous. I he Gcvernours .Son was 
 th.rewkha virv Ibght (Ju.ird ; we liez'd the Souldiers 
 Weapons, arrelled him and. git him iiuooi.r I5r.it, and (o 
 row'd aw.iN !o the Ship wiili as much fpeed as we could. 
 We were indeed iiuicklypurfncd by a v.ilt numbcrtof 
 Bi/ats, and the whole Pi iile 1 f the Town was rais'd Hjfcn 
 i:s ; but Willi our Firi -.Arms v.c made good uur Rcrreat, 
 and deli' ei'd oio I'r loner quietly in at the Ship, and 
 
 'U 
 
 that in the fiulit of 
 
 Three 
 
 or Four thoiifand People. 
 Some 
 
The GloBe goei for Mafulipatan, O'c. 
 
 'M 
 
 IH 
 
 1 
 
 i! 
 
 Skipfrfiiiino 
 
 otitic Srt' 
 
 Some of our Men were left alhoar to give the Reafons of 
 this Adi of Holtility on our part, and to gather in the 
 fcattcrinp Dehu ; who tho' thiy miglit lecni \ci7 nuich 
 cxpos'd to the Fury of the provok'd Feoi'lc in this t.ife ; 
 yet they had a potHl ProiecJkion, t'orthc flovcrnour hini- 
 felf took particular Care to letnie theni from all Harm, 
 bccaufc his Son was in o\ir Hands, and confeiiuemly in 
 Danger of feeling the Effcti'. of any Wrong that lliould 
 be otTer'd to them alhoar. The Coveriunu- was now un- 
 der a Necelfity of doing usJuHicf, and that in a xery 
 little time too, if he lov'd his Son's 1 ife ; not that \vc 
 intended to oticr him any Violence, but his own Super- 
 ttit.on would have gi\cn him Ueaih without .iny Rcnuily. 
 Tor it fecms he was a ti'iiiini, and allof tli.u CliaraiiKr 
 are forbidden bv the 1 awsof their SeOt t'> eat or drink 
 any thing but what they provide themfebes. All ainmal 
 Food isan .ilximination to tliein, and the> lia\e lo nain 
 peculiarities of Diet and then being obligil to be their own 
 Cooks Kxi) that the poor hicmm was like to ll.irve a 
 Ship-board, keeping a longer and feverer Kail than [X'l- 
 hapshis Riligii'neser put him uptin. He would not 
 touch a bit of any thing we had, and tho" Nature 
 ftrui'gl'd hard, and inade heavy Complaints for Relief, 
 yet tonf.ience rclh.iin'd andciirb'd her, filciicd all that 
 K'uilc, and yotthe Vui>ory ; lo that the ^oung M.in mull 
 ecitainly dicina very ll.ort fp.ice, cnlefs he could either 
 overrule hisConfcicnce, or peifwade his Father to Ihew 
 a little in paying a piit Pebt. 
 
 i^ndthisU-ing the Cafe, the old Covcrnour difputed 
 the Bufmels no longer; the Sence of h^s Sons Danger 
 
 «ico.. fofined aiulovcKame him, and to a^oid being his Mur- 
 
 fl.:or, hcdilchargcd the inaiinbent Debt, and balancM 
 all Accompis with us So we feiu back the r.iortified 
 
 ^'J^'J"'^"" I'rifoncr apan, having failed now li)me four or hvc 
 Da\s, enough to make a Man hate that SupcrUition, 
 and forUvear being a B...m.H any lunger. 
 
 TV CnvTT 
 
 nour pdjrs ttK 
 
 But yet how ridiculous and Idle focvcr the Dodrine 
 of the Bi,oMf>i/l>c in the Theory, 'twa» vei7 ufcful and 
 profitable to us in the I'radticc of it ; for if we had not 
 got a B\.\mcv into our Hands, a Fellow that iruft be pre- 
 lentlv rcilccnud, or clfe would (Ur\o hiiiifelf out nl' 
 Confciencc, we don't know when wc lliould hue got our 
 Money. 
 
 We delired the People to make this ufe of what had />, ,. 
 pafs'd, to Icnii thereby to dc.il jullly and honeftly, and 
 not pieicmlto Wrongour Natirr, nor any other any more 
 in that nature i .^nd allbby I etteis direCled to the new 
 King, to dclire him to order Matters fo for the tune ti> 
 coiiv that more quick |ullice may be done by his 
 Minillers to thole that come to 1'raJe in his (foun- 
 try. 
 
 Afterthis wc parted in a fair and friendly manner, aiid(- 
 all B'ilinef\b'iiig done we took leave iit' Mitliilipniii>i,Aiu\ ,'jm ' '' 
 weiu.ivvay lor H/nitirm, where we arriv'd the iKginning ul/'"" 
 Irtiii I '. We found toire l.ieli/h Ships here, and par- 
 ticularly the 7<:(;.vj our Second, lately come from P.tt,u,', 
 and hid noiuc i<f our other Affairs at Miu.i(f/ir, Si/im, 
 >S<c. vvhich at this time went on but dully becaufc of the 
 Comnii'tioiis in ihole Countries, 
 
 Captain /):■,/./ i\////.//Wo« coming in liuher the next. 
 Month with three /Cn"////.' Ships more fall m very good '*""" 
 Clfe) a Council was hcM for ordering the feveral Dil-,.^_,i 
 patches of ihcle Ships, which by .Agreement were dii'-^ t n 
 pers'd to various parrs of the biilici, to Siim.itrt, /liiiliiii;i/^'"'" 
 J'rtMwf and 7</i,rn, to inlpccf the Trade, and vifit our !„„„,', 
 FaiHoriesin thofe parts. iimij).; 
 
 As for us in the dloU- wc left Btntnm the latter end of'*" "'" ' 
 this Month t having lent the Jnmrs foirctiir.e before us ) t',T).t^, 
 and holding our Courle for l-.irj.^iiii, after * five Months more u j 
 tailing or little moJe, had the liappincfs to Arrive there in,^"'|^, 
 
 'afet;. n"n''c4 
 
 :hap. XXI 
 
 'A 
 
 '.5 
 
 i 
 .1 
 
 Chap. XXII. 
 
 Jin Jcccunt of a Voyage to the Ealt-Indies, in the Pearl, Com^ 
 manded by Captain Samuel Caftleton. Written by Mr John 
 Tatton, Majter of the fame dhip. 
 
 »6ll. 
 
 fitrtnrrii- 
 
 fW4v and Ttfp. 
 
 .^.U. It 1 
 
 K.f.W. 
 litiu J. 
 
 fjttdhdtt lie 
 I RixniRviir. 
 iijItnUtr. 
 
 THis Ship fet out from Cr.irc/^H.V the ltd of 
 /Uiiult, /I. D. I fill. But the Accounts of 
 the f 'rmerpart of her Voyage having nothing 
 conliderable anil entertaining inthem. wc ihall 
 omit them upon that Score. Wc will let her pafs the 
 C.uir.ries, the W:;;rar.t, andthelflesof Cape « VcH, call 
 in at Sriilniir, and turn the moil Southern Point of 
 ylf'ick, nakinghcrway np to the Equator again. 'Tis 
 to no purpofcto attend her, while Ihe only cafts .Anchors, 
 Sounds thedi|th of the Water, or Bartars a little old 
 Iron, for a few Sheep and Beeves, with the Barbarous 
 People as (lie Sails along. 
 
 At the f«i/i>n Coafts wc fcl! in with her again : Here 
 fheU'gins to do Bufinefs a:id fumilhcs matterfomething 
 worth Obfen ation. 
 
 In the firft place therefore wc find them Trading upon 
 the great Ifland of ,^//w.».-ir ; Teco and Pri/iniAn are places 
 fam d enough for their Pcppcr,and here our Ship was bufic 
 for feme timc,"tis tolx- nrcfum'd upon that fame Account, 
 tho' wcare not told what panicularConcernsfliehad there. 
 
 From hcr.ce Ihc vent towards the Kland of Cryl n, 
 putting by the way into the Bay of rhrrlmiipi!. This 
 Bay receivf'jit's name from a Town loiall'd, lying a lit- 
 tle to the South fide of ir, and 'tis in Eight Min Kortl 
 L.ntiti'dc. At the entrance into ir there's a Shoal, al 
 round about which there's nine Fathom Water ; but be- 
 tween it aid the main is the bell Channel with a North 
 Wpnd,becaule ilirPoint of the Illelies Shoal a good Cable; 
 length t'rt to the N.lide. So again about two Miles of the 
 Oif ar,.-tthw..rt 'licWedernl'oinr lies anothcr,where there is 
 but ij ( r 9 Fathom atmoll.and very Kocky tno.But then all 
 over betvveenthatl.and and thelong Kland in theOffing,that 
 lies about fc\ en l.eaguesdiiVance,thereis2S and eo Fathom. 
 
 They proceeded next to the Kland of Pattitl i:n,\hc great 
 River of which thev defciilx: as very good and commo- 
 dious. The Water of it is exceUent, and a Ship may 
 ad'.ancc into It fix or fcv«ii Foot upon the Bare. They 
 
 A pml" 
 
 reckon the latitude here, jS Min. to the North of the 
 Line; and tell us that the Coalt hercalxiuts isOuzic all 
 along theShoar, except in I'ome few places where 'tis 
 Shoally. Some i-j or i6 1 eaguesto the North of Pair^- 
 h,:>i, and in i Degree 4c Min. Nonh Latitude thcycame 
 to a pretty big Kland, which deferves to be mciition'd, in 
 that 'tis a kind of a Guide to the finding out of a very 
 lovely Bay, 
 
 1 he Ifland is alxiut two Miles from the Main, has two 
 other finall ones to the South of it. and a high round ii* 
 Hummock Handing bet ween it and the Main. Upon the B'i- 
 N. W. fide of it there's a Frelh running down a ftccp 
 ClitT like a River, and may be feen by the white Appea- 
 rance it makes at a matter of fcvcn or eight Leagues di- 
 ftance. By this Del'cription the Ifland it Iclf may be 
 found, .Tnd then the Bay fo cominended is cifily difco- 
 vcr'd ; for 'tis but looking upon the North fide of this 
 Ifland and there you find it. Going fair along by the 
 Ifland, you have good Depths in molt places, and (o alfo 
 within it, and clofc up to the very Main, all Ouzic 
 Ground, and ^our Anchor over loth Flooks. 
 
 When they had vifitcd this Ifland and Bay, they fail'd nuJ.:' 
 on to the iN'ico/'rti Iflands, where they met with very good oilii<t- 
 Refrefliing, and the People as much difpos'dto Trade and 
 Deal with them : Nay, when they went from thence 
 the Canuei follow 'd them for I'ome t.me, and kept the 
 Trade ftill going on. Their Courle from thcfe lilands 
 was towards that of fn/oH, an Iflandnot much vifited by 
 our /•:«!;/./?' Ships. The Soiith Point of Okoh call'd 
 liiiitiiir, they place in the Latitude of fix Degrees, or 
 therealxiuts ; for when they made that latitude by ihc 
 Suns Meridian Altitude, DiniiJiii at the fairc time Lore 
 due Ead of them. The varying hereabmus, or rather in 
 5 IV'pr. jlMin. wasi i Dcgr. and 24 iU;ii. 
 
 They fail'd dircCtly into /V>;;o;; Bay upon thislflard 
 feeing a great in;.iiy Bu.its ilieic, and li. ping to find g.,ovl '.'•'•■" ^ 
 watering. Ami lincc they w.rc diingcii ly thele fjit of " " 
 
 I'cop'e, 
 
 ,,Ti" '"''V 
 
 
 (limit f"' 
 Cf^in. 
 
 
 People, and 
 (hould find a 
 artioar amon 
 Flag of Tri 
 The Nati' 
 m.ide ligns t 
 Tongue in v 
 Bfijt to tlu- 
 parcel ot F 
 planted thcr 
 fomiich ipni 
 ta:k P"tmui 
 V leaft otic 
 in;^h; as we 
 m.m firtl'.e 
 that :hev coi 
 the Kng ha 
 fc)uld have 
 fiirc pla T 
 III Ihort I 
 fPvni.^ir'c 1 
 to vvlicedlc 
 ihc lame tin 
 hiiig VI ry I 
 prob.tbihtyl 
 much longer 
 they I'po I'd 
 Howevtrtn 
 after tluy I 
 tinthr the Pr 
 forii'-D'tcn 
 and dill, bu' 
 with the ^kl 
 f ,i't, wlmhi 
 iihcr 'Icim 
 fiMt for, by 
 .1) pointed fig 
 charg'il a mij 
 done that, 1 
 in'o the Wa' 
 Skifl'. But 1 
 briskly upon 
 forc'd to pet 
 .igain. 
 
 .And thus b 
 Ueligns of th 
 nicnt w.-is to 
 nntvvithltnnd 
 any thmp of 
 Ifland ; they 
 conlider.ibje ' 
 nothing of it 
 bafe unholpii 
 to thar IVlig 
 luoi'pll ilu-m 
 Men. 
 
 T hcv har 
 croaching f.i 
 every Day, 
 we law wer 
 their Ears, ; 
 Knot upon 1 
 a i^ccc of CI 
 Kiicc At' 
 anil nni ' 'nil 
 ciplc--of Vi 
 People, nat 
 dv to tnke I 
 Nothing 
 ''■ they fet fail 
 with varioi 
 ter from .\ I 
 bometiiiiis 
 
 m 
 
i I 
 
 :viT the Dwariiif 
 viTV iifcful ana 
 ir if we h«(l not 
 ' that iriift l)c pre- 
 himfi'lf out ol' 
 Quid ha\ c got our 
 
 iiifi-oF what ludp,,. 
 
 Iionertly, and 
 nv Dtlicrany iniyrf 
 •cKd to tlio new 
 lo tortlic tunc tn 
 \v done by In, 
 ado in Lis tfoun' 
 
 dly manner, and,;^,^ 
 i\W"/(>-<f-7H,and,l« "'* 
 the liepinninp ut)'""' 
 lure, and par- 
 
 )ine from P,tt,u,c, 
 Mat.iffrtr, Sinm, 
 
 i becaufc cf the 
 
 hither the next 
 ill in \cry pood ''*""' 
 
 thefever.il DiC^^ .^ 
 ment were dii--<. t it 
 main, /Unhrixit 'No'trto 
 •• and viCt ou;'r:;f;'. 
 
 he latter end of'*"'"'' 
 time before, IS jlTu,,; 
 
 i five Monihs more 13 -^ 
 
 Arrive there in^"*,, 
 
 n'oo C-*, 
 
 i^hap. XXII. Treachery of the VoTt\X^\XQ7.Q. VQdiX\ Iptid Vcjrrik'd. i\$ 4* 
 
 rl, Tow- 
 ^r John 
 
 e North of the 
 lilts is Ouzie all 
 aces where 'tis 
 S'orthof Patt^- 
 tude they came 
 : meiition'd, in 
 out of a very 
 
 Main, has two^ ,,^ 
 la high round wiin i* 
 tin. t'pon the »')• 
 ? down a fteep 
 c white Appca- 
 ight Ltagucs di- 
 it I'clf may be 
 is cafily difco- 
 th lide of this 
 
 along by the 
 es, and (o alfo 
 tin, all Ouzie 
 is. 
 
 ay, they fail'd I'll';;!' 
 with very good oUim. 
 J to Trade and 
 t from theme 
 
 and kept the 
 1 thcfo lilands 
 nuch vilited by 
 A C'\ioit tali'd 
 (ix Degrees, or 
 atiiude by ihc 
 M'Q time Lore 
 s, or rather in 
 
 People, and were uncertain what kind of Tuaruuiit tliev 
 ftiould find amongll them, they wnukl not prcl'ently po 
 alhoar aiTiongft them, but fent out their bkilf with a 
 Hap of Truce. 
 
 The Natives feem'd infenfible of their meanmp, nnd 
 m.ide ligns that they did not uiulerlt.ind the l'mrii^iir:;f 
 Tongue in which they f[X)ke. I'lxm rhi< iliey fent the 
 Hdatio the oilier li.le of tiie Bay. ulu-rc there were .1 
 parcel of Monies built b' ilie /'n-i.jwf^f, whii wen- 
 planted there amonpll tliefe Wople, fi.rall they pretended 
 Ibmiich ipnoranceof their I .inpiiape. Here they could 
 tak P'iiiii;iir:;e, tho' they tould not at ihe other place ; 
 a'leafton'eof thci'.. diddo lii, ami ts likely that other', 
 ni ;;lit as well as he. This Perliin wlio was the ,S|H.kis- 
 ni.in tortile rell ( as they pretemlid ; told ihe I.:- I>\ 
 l!i.it iliev could not be fupplie.l wiili .uiy ihing tluieidl 
 the K'lii; had pivin le.ive, and ili.it the next mnrning thev 
 iV.ouM lia\e the King's .AnUver .\lioui the Biilincls at the 
 fiirc ('la-e. 
 
 Jnlhort 11. probable enoupli th.it foinc ot thefe were 
 ^ rf ''-"",'■'■''' '11 dil'piiile, <ir at le.iU wc-c let a work by ihem 
 "n.hvi. to wheedle and dr.iw our Men itii'> their Inarts. For at 
 nJfiri.- iliei'aine tiir.e iliiN elpied by ihanee a pnity i>t I'efifutjc 
 hiiip viry ilofe topither ready for an all'auli, which in all 
 prub.ilility h.idlK'en m.ide then if they had held in talk 
 niuchlonper; but h.iving d;lio\ered thole Pii-parations, 
 they tpo i'd the I )ellpn liy making ott fiom the Shoar. 
 However to try what the event would lie, a tew Da) s 
 after tiny hnt their Skilf again ti. wards the Shoar, but 
 undirtlie Protedion ( f their Btjat, which was provided 
 for ii'D'fence. I he People all.oar kept themlelvesclole 
 and Hill, bnt dilpatch'd one of iheir Company to talk 
 with the ^kll^, piomilingihem Water if the) would pay 
 fir't, which the /';;"7'M'.id not delire to have upon any 
 ctlicr Terms. Tl-:s fel'ow lia\inp .tilled the part he was 
 fent for, by a fuddcn ictreat away from them, gave the 
 aipointcil fipn'o the Ambulcade, who immediately dif- 
 charp'd a might V Vollcj' of .Shot upon them ; and having 
 (lontr that, prelentlv lalU'd out of the Bull.cs, running 
 in'oihe \V.aTer, as lar as they could to lay hold of the 
 .Skirt". But the boat that w.as her Guardian played lb 
 briskly upon them with her Shot, that they wcrequickly 
 forc'd to get out of the Water and retire into the Bulhcs 
 again. 
 
 .And thus being fully ronvinc'd of the Treachery and ill 
 Ueligns of thefe People ; as alfo that nothing of RefrclTi- 
 nicnt w.as to Ik procured here, they left them, continuing 
 
 make aNnife Ijke Our-lails; this wa< cfpecially in the 
 Parallel of Pc,'. .is lli.-nr^, to the Well ot it. They had 
 alfo once i.i Deer. 16 Min. \arvinp,the greatcft they ever 
 had in all the Voyage , ami this was in 1 j Degr. 7 Mlii. 
 .Soiah latitude ; .ipain in Soi th I atiti;de 16 Degr. ^o 
 Min.thev had \arying ij Degrees 1 o Abmues, fotliatthe 
 Narying lieightned pojng Sinit'iw.ird. Hn tl:e Nonh lidc 
 << the 1 ine aliourthe Coad of r,-, ^m, ihcy had no high- 
 er tlian I Zand I) Degrees and Iruie odd Minutes >ar)- 
 inp, .IS tar as live and lix Degrees of I atitiide. 
 
 Being come inroii Degrees Sorth Lain;;de thev ilif- /•«-/ «*■). 
 cyer'd an Ifland of a very liieh linu'ion, grtxl anchor- Y"','''' ''"" 
 kg all .iliout It, in a fine black Sand; and fr-m lortv fj ' '" 
 
 fiHir Fathoms clofe in to the Sho.ir. The North li.ill 
 Point of it vet) high and lleep ; and a little to the S. ball 
 there's li w 1 aiul, rcfrelli d « ith a \ erv good 1 unning Wa- 
 ter ; a Boat lai.t go into ir, but notwitlillanding t s a ve- 
 ry comp'e.u convenience for Watering. 1 hey c.iU'd this 
 Illand/'fw; / Illand,accorditip to the Name otthe Ship iha: 
 diletucr'd it ; and a very choice and valnabi 
 ihu' it has hiih 
 
 ''^1 
 
 t 
 
 very cnoice anil valnahle one 'tis too, 
 herto leaped falling into the Hands of any 
 p.iiticular Mailer or Pollelfoiir. 'Twas wholly deltitute 
 of Inhabitants; whi>h hire mull be, becaufc it h.id lain 
 conceal , .ind no body had the luck to hit of it before; 
 forlofineaSpot asths could never h.tve U-en defpis'd, 
 and it it had not been feizd f< r a dvvellinp, yet ao leaft 
 it wov, Id have Ix-en known atid vilited 1. metiincs. It is 
 all over molldeliphtfully Ihaded, and appeal^ more like a 
 Thicket ( Handing in the Sea ) than any thing elli Here 
 are land Tcto'/i, (o many.folarpe and fo good, that few 
 places can llicw the like. Of Fowl there are Gcefc, 
 Dm ks. Doves, Parrots, and a white Fowl as big .is 1 
 Tu.kie, e\Trcamly Far, and fo lliort w inged. that it can- 
 not Flie. They are all ftrangely tame and familiar, and 
 may Ik- ealily taken without the he'p of Ginns and Snares, 
 or .iny devices of Art. They have liv'd here calmly and 
 quietly by themlehes, never us'd to any thing of Node 
 and Violence, or expos'd to the out-rages of their fellow 
 Creatures. Here had been no Fowlcrs'ta Hunt and Perfe- 
 cutctheni from one place to another, no Guns to moleft 
 and Terrific them, and make them afraid of M.inkind. 
 1 here was no appearance of any ravenous fort of Fowl 
 neither .imongll them, that by preying upon them, and 
 dillurbingtheirealie peaceable Life, might help to make 
 them lliieand frightful. Upon this Account thev difcover'd 
 all the Boldncfs and Freedom of that innocent undifturbed 
 
 , . , , . life they had always been us'd to ; they knew not what 
 
 notwitlillanding to coaft along the llle. We don't hear of . Injuries meant, and therefore feard none, and fo futfer'd 
 
 any tlung of a Trade they met with any where upon this 
 Ifland ; they indeed once piripos'd to go to Matic/th ( a 
 conliderable City ) for th.it purrofe ; but fincc they fay 
 nothing of ir, 'tis likely tli.it the Proofs they had of the 
 
 ipon this Iflar.d 
 ig to find gv Oil '''■' 
 u thele fjit of 
 I'eop't, 
 
 .. I.. 
 
 umU Fgr: 
 
 
 themfelves very tamely to be taken. Our /-/(ij/^^ Men 
 'tis prob.-bic were the firll that ever inv aded their free and 
 quictState ; that began to exereife Dominion and Arbitra- 
 ry Power amonpll them, in Sacrificing foine of their 
 bale unhofpitable T 'mper of the People, did put a ftop '. Lives to their NccelTities. J<ut Tyranny' being a perfi-Cllv 
 to that IViign. The 1' i/i^oc-fc a'fo were lo gnat a- I new thing to them, they were ealHv Irought under the 
 nioppll ilu'm, that no good was ever to be done by our j Yoke ; foeafdy, ih.it they fay ten Men may with little 
 Men. I difficulty get Fowl enough to'ferve forty People a whole 
 
 Thev have a Fort there tailed Cokmbe, and are en- Day. 
 croaching fa.iher and farther upon the Peoples Libenies, ! .As for Filh they tell us of none but Eels, fjmc of 
 ever) Day, as they have opportunity. .All the Natives '; the largeft .md fairell in the World. Strike thein with a 
 we law were an old fort of People; huge great holes in I Pike-, and thev'Umo'ea Yard rrtwo, and then lie ftill 
 
 ^- 
 
 their Ears, and their Hair ( many of them ) tied up in a 
 Knot upon their Crowns. They have no covering, but 
 a I- cce of Cloath, which hangs down before as low as their 
 Knee And after all, their Minds are by far more naked 
 and iinjr'iuh'd than their Boilies ; they are voidof all Prin- 
 ciple- of Vcrtue and Humanity ; a lly fubtle intriguing 
 People, naturally difpos'd to Villanous Aiilii ns, and rea- 
 dv to trtki- all Advantages to commit them. 
 Kjn/., Nothing to purpofe being to be done upon ihis Coad. 
 
 Rippl ngWi- they fet fail homeward again ; in which Coune they met 
 "'■ with various Currenis ,ind llrange Ripplings of the Wa- 
 
 ter from .^ Degr. jo Mm. .South 1 atiiude, to 13 Degr. 
 Sometimes ihofe Ripplings wer.- :b great, that they would 
 
 and be taken ; as '.f the Filh were tame as well as the 
 Fowl; having been always Uce from Vexation and 
 Fright, by the P ots of bulie .Angiers and P, .icliers, the 
 everlailinp Plagues of their Element. 'Th'.- North part of 
 this Illand is finer and more pleafantly Isefet with Trec-s 
 than the South lide, tho' that be 'charmingly ihaded 
 too. 
 
 Having refrelh'd here to their Hearts content, they fe-t 
 fail homewards .;.r//the ilf.//.O.i£i j.AII that they met 
 with remarkable in this Courle, was the conliderable 
 quantities of the Sar.igolTa, a Sea Weed with a fmall long 
 Leaf, and white Berries of the lizc of a Pepper Corn ; "tis 
 called the Sea of iii^-Js. 
 
 0^2 
 
 v-v H .\ P. 
 
11^ 
 
 'Ibv Ijhs /Angoxas. Juan de Nova, <s*c. 
 
 W' 
 
 ) 
 
 (■"ha p. XXIII. 
 
 The bighthVoyno^c let forth by the Fa{t- India Company, mth three 
 Ships, the Llovc, the Ug^oT, and the Thom:iS, under the 
 Cumm.vid nf Cipt. ]< hn ^aris : Hit Court e to, and AHicm m 
 the >^cd Sea. Java, Molucca's, andthel/k 0/ Japan, ivherc 
 fir It began and J el tied an Fnglilh 'Irade, '•J al^n out of Ins ort>n 
 fuurnal. 
 
 vv 
 
 F. r.iil'il out ol tlif ,')o,v i Willi the three 
 HiioJ Shu's, the C7i;f, the //idur, ,iihI 
 thcT.'v.wi..<, /l)iril thctiFhtccmh ; anil 
 he Firit of A'.n:iii put in .it the lUv 
 
 W.nJ.. 
 
 ! ihi: 
 
 Wi 
 
 . It,., 
 
 s Sm\ 
 
 wliiTc wc iifrclh'tl tor 
 
 l).iv<. ForloiiR' 
 
 np aftc', wc ji.iil palV.j the C,i(ic u( (, 
 
 • f. 
 
 iiothii 
 
 i>( the Moiiluiis ot Wellcriv 
 
 Wiriiis, whieli ate lo idhihoiiK talkil oti ; luit im the 
 ciinirary liai.1 N"r:h FalU-riy, .So.iih halterly, .irul FalUrly 
 W'iiuiv \Mtli til ro.i"; Storm* (il'Ka'ii.'l hunilir, ami l.ij.'iit- 
 
 ihe Weather lo 
 \eri 
 :r,lt.l 
 
 Mtlltl 
 
 Yet ill thelu't.'iiiniiit', i/t >i/'.' 
 
 \er. la'iaiul hor, that lome i-iiiiiini; Caliii.i were 
 
 iiuith T 
 ir.olt I 
 foiiie h: 
 that ' 
 
 ) 1 c iloultcil. The lame lort ot W'muK ciiri 
 nllaiitly thronjihinii the whole i\!oii'h, ixi»| 
 
 loiiilies ol a S. W. 
 
 S. S. W. Wii 
 
 lelilt 
 
 NV'e were feiiliWe of no I'l.r. of Ci^ir. iit, till haiiiii' hail 
 (ij;ht of St. /U'% ]li>i-'s Hay, on the It'e of St. /.up in.i, 
 we Wire get U-yoiiil the Tn piik of CipiUuiH to the 
 Korihwanl ; aiul theti we fouiiU a ver; Itroiig one fettiiif' 
 
 riLs 
 
 v<» 
 
 •.Mil': 
 
 i 
 
 6. S. \V. Anil holiliiij! on our Loin 
 
 ./.- //)._:; .»■■■ , we had tor the molt par: ih. I'e .Vjutherly Cur- 
 rents working apa'nit I'S in hive p aieN more violently, 
 
 ill ethers lef*, as the O'l fervat;ons of the 1 atituile, and 
 
 the Ships way did alfre us ; only eomiiif! up aUiut a Se- 
 
 xeii I eagia"; diltar.ie from the llles .-/«;;.. \ji, we had the 
 
 Current letting the quite eontrary way, i .^. to the N.N. 
 
 W. lor we cou'd peici iie liy the Land, that we rin very 
 
 fall to the Northward ; yci making i nearer approach to 
 
 them, the Current letting to the Southward, took place 
 
 ngain, 
 rn.i rv.tioni Ihefe Illcs of A>i: \\..t are m.iny in number, and for the 
 of ihf i;ki molt part falliy plae d m th ■ I'.ats ; for whereas they ge- 
 iniKti. iiiraily (hind there in 1 5 Depr. 40 Min. .South 1 at. we 
 
 tii.d then, to b,- in 16 Uigr. 10 Miii. and the Variation 
 
 to be ij iJegr. WcIKtU. 
 
 '1 here s a very bad Sh. al that lies F.itl of the North- 
 part of the molt Ni.rtherli of thefe lllar.ds, a; the leall 
 
 three Points into the Sea, having a dry Splat of White 
 
 Sand Utwcen it and the Main. We fotndetf, and had 
 
 (Ircnin.l .u jo Fathom, mi Siones like C'nral, with grey 
 
 Sand and Shells : Aid hiid;np the Current felting lo 
 
 It- ')ngly here to thcS W. by W. and tuch uncertain Shoal- 
 ing belidis, we Itood otl tor St. tdiVKHif, itceriiig N. E. 
 
 N. F.. by L. and F. N. F.. .- -n.. .-,^11 , ..„| n unu iiuvmons too; tne Inhabitants 
 ArtTOik^ll. And in this Courfe, ft he next Day alter our parting I were kind and free, and broui;hi out all their Stores to 
 pillj(>i' .Ik) .1 (^, „^ ^,, „, ^.,„ ]|i,.( ^^,, |>ii..T„ to look out for the llle //..in '-s. As N.. ureh.id Ivpn tVinlr'.,,,.! rii,„,.,i ;„ l_. l- 
 
 Weltward. And from heme 'tis plain, that if there lie 
 any huh llland at a'l as tins fiiui ,k \oi;:, it does not It 
 Ui tar Weltward as /).,.,/V/s I'lais do make it, but eeriaiiily 
 IS pohted nearer to the mam llland ; tor otherwife wc 
 coiid not have niillid the light of 
 
 Ihole of the Fourth V^ 
 
 i\age mailein the .lU.-iJh', af- Tick 
 
 1 red ihemlehes, that they palsd to ihe Fatlward of tliis''""'^ 
 
 lilaiid 
 
 and St. y..iiicfr;;!r ; which thing the I 
 
 iho 
 
 tend to be iinpcilible ; faying, that it (tands f 
 
 '0 //.(j/if ;f pre- |.,,f„ 
 
 mam Kland, that there 
 
 o near the J«j>Jiv 
 
 s no [Milage, but a little narrow 
 
 Channel, whuh one of the 
 
 through ; but no Ship, either lict'oreor linee (as they h, 
 
 heard of ) h 
 
 Fruth, the ; 
 till 
 
 ar to the Weltsvai 
 
 r .Shijt was once foic'd to put 
 ■y havi 
 
 s cier done the like. To iV 
 ..i;./f ,-(■ feeiii to have .ib' 
 
 peak the Hai 
 
 , , . d the World i 
 
 matter and to ilehgn (by placing tmh an Kland I 
 
 '''•" iliole th,it (ail heriMbouts, k 
 
 ig not to well expcTicni'd as themlil 
 
 ves, (hoiild tall into 
 ot the llrong W clterly C'lirivHt. And tlurefore c 
 
 L' Sna 
 lisneeeliary tor all that are Ixjiind this 
 
 theCoalt o! St. I 
 
 the Ci 
 
 St. 
 
 ■ by the lirlt of 7,,., ■, and I 
 
 to 1k' upon 
 roni 
 
 keep up to the taltwaicl, and not m.ke ilieir way to the 
 U . (it the N. Ol N. by W. for tear of the S. W. Current 
 which ,'wuh Calms and 14 Degr. i Mm. Var. Welterlvj 
 will certainly let them over upon the Coalt of Sc- 
 
 tnlJ. 
 
 Betides, m //,^«i( anil Septcnbcr, y,m ih.ll have here 
 Inch violent N. W. Winds, that if you vvou'd Itand it o- 
 ^cr tor St.UwroKc, you Ihall not he able to fetch it with- 
 out danger of the Sholcs of ;„,/■,, ,'that is, ,f you be to 
 the North ot the l.iid Sholcs), neither can you Itop upon 
 tiie Mam to keep your I atitudc ; for tis broken (iround, 
 and very deep Water. 
 
 After many of thele Uifficultic? wc came to .in Am hor 
 Utwcen S<it.il„ and M:[.tmbiqut, where we had I atitude 
 i6Uegr. 31 Mm. Longitude 76 Degr. 10 Min. V.ir a- 
 tioii 11 Uegr. so Mm. W. Wc anehor'd under an llland 
 near the Mam, at which place wc had neither frclh Wa'er 
 nor I'eimic- todired us to any ; lo leaving th.it uncomfor- 
 table Harbour, we put out to Sea again, and were tolVd 
 up and down ktwecn the variable Winds, and the old 
 N. b. Current, till the latter end of O.tober, when we 
 came to an Anchor at Moytla, which is one of the Illis ( e- Coi>' ■. 
 i«c'<r, and in il Uegr. ij Mm. .South Lat. Here wc """' 
 tiundlxxh People and Provilions too; the Inhahitants 
 
 Oil.u- 
 
 after a 
 
 more, to our very great wi.r.dir we law Land lying to the 
 Weltward, ft nie lour or live l.eag'ies ott, wlieivwelo 
 little expedled ti lie any, t! at we waited rnly for a 1 ro- 
 Iped of iiiMi ./• iV'i.r to the talUvaid, wh:ihweiec- 
 kon'd cou'd not bc.ilo\e I'.-: Liaj;uesro ilie S'.<i.thward 
 from I's. An' ;hii I and ilun f.ipi.zd i,s, what ilioii'd it 
 be, but the '^"'TthernKiK of ihe lllcs./.i,- /\ij_.\.:, vhuh 
 we parted frii'.i u few l)a\ s bil'oe ; which did lo eiliCtu- 
 ally dilappoint, a...! .-.t once ilileueiage all o; r iMarmir 
 that they In-gan toconih'de, ti-.eic 
 inr, in the Voyage this way. 
 Now the Reafon of all thi 
 
 1 he People have all the Cliaraifters of Negroes in their Ti-r re 
 
 Colour, Feature, llioit curl'd Hair, and Drels ; about 
 
 iheir Middles thev wear a Pintadi e, and white Caps on 
 
 their Head.s ih > ilicle of them that are Mnlrm -t.-Ms wear 
 
 lurlar.rs. And this is the prevailino Rcajjion of the I- 
 
 li.-.r.d, at lealt amongll the k-itcr li rt : The Kim; h mlell 
 
 aliilciplcof Al:/omc', and a: ilutimeof our beVngtheie 
 
 kept his l{,-.m:>:.Li..„i, or l.nt, aeeording to the Laws of 
 
 : his l'r(.pl,a. 'Fwas for this Keah.n that he cou'd not ae- 
 
 l-e no proceed- [ecpt of a Hai..)uet we piovided toemenain him ; the Sim 
 
 (^"''■''"■^etliefloriziai, and he cou'd not eat then without 
 we I ppole, to 1 e foincialhor.imghis Keli'.'ioii. -'■■•■ 
 
 -"-•'■'••■'" ■ -' ''^ ■ - "ihiv 
 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 '" ,v,"-" ■;■■■.- ' „■ .",■■';; .-...-.-••■".■■"f, ....■ .-i. .;.:.<.,. Vet he had foc.ood a mird to the 
 
 C'lnnter-curiiiit, which in the Small m the ivu.on lets L. ' hnti iM'mnent. aiuih.v A] petite was thai ui'd lo far i:'.ii 
 
 N. F. and W. S. W. from the /'/»/'.':// ■, or P.iin: of the , I doubt he bioke ihe C oii.inaiKlment in his I lean ; fur he 
 
 ' 'lore, which lies N. F. b. F. oi" the Northcrmolt pan of ieanicd all the bell of the Vi.'liials home ilorr wi'rh h, , 
 
 ..J.N- ».,.!. I.:. c.,,.,^,.,,, r,„...ti„o ,..;!!■ ,1,.. ^ U,.,i ,.. r„i,.' 1 ;. .1 . . .• . .. b"'"'"'"', 
 
 SI 
 
 N. N. li. Current, 
 
 crta'n'y carry us ihes; 
 
 iTh-F 
 
 nnce con d 
 
 10 eat it tlki-e a^ loon .is il.eSen was d 
 
 ■eak a Ir 
 
 ■ k; anihsD, 
 
 lowi:. 
 
 ha. 
 
 having! IK 
 chas'il iher 
 aticded ; ) 
 .rr-^rt .'. Sc 
 
 His A| r 
 
 Fan! I poll 
 nud.tle. 
 
 'I he Pc< 
 for eir) M' 
 ditics , 1 11' 
 the, 'II b.irti 
 Criiiilon C 
 Sword-Hlai 
 nav re that 
 
 .At 01 r 
 own Flaml 
 Fnerdll.ip, 
 to Hew U) 
 Itar.ibni', F\ 
 1 s, anil ni 
 at''e:wa:di 
 
 I tound 
 fuih a Tell 
 I'.ther ; on 
 ll.ou'd not 1 
 teo tar : Fi 
 ami Vipila 
 dec. Ill t ki 
 preluming i 
 Oppi riunii) 
 
 1 hus we 
 direciii g 01 
 niade the M 
 I. eat lies S. 1 
 H """''"'ki-ning we \ 
 .And hence 
 't:sp!aied in 
 fallen wiih 
 
 We had f 
 tn h eh a I'c 
 and th's too 
 (Ou'd hnd II 
 Kipplmgs If. 
 as 10 the Me 
 this Courfe v 
 make as nuu 
 Lcagi es a NV 
 .vhcid. 1 1 
 fur the moll ] 
 otT, the othe 
 from the Mai 
 further we v 
 The l.-ittci 
 back into ■; I 
 fore we wer 
 by the Shore 
 are bound to 
 this Methcd, 
 
 2c' 1 cat'UC! 
 
 Wellcrly, w 
 and fo keepi 
 by E. and tl 
 make the be 
 Main, with 
 by S. tho' 01 
 fcncialK at 
 W.byS'. wi 
 at other 1 inn 
 fearfui Ripf 
 the N. L. a 
 you'll have 
 Fatlcrly yoi 
 to the 'Nijn 
 Main ; ami 
 in the time ' 
 ic Degr. ^ 
 you mult k 
 lies moie to 
 
 Haling 
 A,>j ,„..v.f, 
 had much 
 Main of Do. 
 the middle 
 (and not vei 
 ^.i.A.-. . hitlii 
 1 he next 
 /. /, which 
 ,. And v.e l;.i' 
 the C'eneiit 
 i-.'r: v.i'.h rl 
 
 
 ' DuTi 
 
JLjbjM/j^p : :XIII. Capt\ 6'ans at Z ocotora. <!rc. 
 
 Ill 
 
 tvit/j three 
 under the 
 AHicna in 
 n, n^here 
 f his ortin 
 
 tlut it' tlicrcli* 
 , It Joes not lie 
 It, lim certainly 
 H- othcrwifi- vvc 
 
 ic .;/.viy;»' , af- tnk (< 
 allwanl of this '''"■■<»"' 
 
 '■" "'.li'"'ilT>'<^-'Mii'*!n''^ 
 
 inds to mar the ?»«*.'* 
 
 a little narrow 
 ec t'orcM to put 
 le (as they have 
 Ipeak tlij Plain 
 a tlie Worlil in 
 ill an Illaiul In 
 hereabouts, U-- 
 
 IhoiiM fall into 
 
 Anil ilkTefore Ci,i«- 
 ay, to l>e upon 
 7//'.-, ami IVoni 
 mo 1 1 Uepr. to 
 heir way to the 
 ■.S.W. Current, 
 
 Var. Wellerly; 
 
 Coall of So- 
 
 llmll have here 
 
 lOii'U Itami it o- 
 
 o fitch it with- 
 
 if you Ik- to 
 
 Oil llo|> upon 
 
 irokeii Cirouml, 
 
 tn an Amhor o,/., 
 
 had latitude 
 
 Mill. Var a- 
 
 inder an Illand 
 
 ficlli Water, 
 
 lat uncoinfor- 
 
 ind were tofs d 
 
 and the old 
 
 , when we 
 
 oftheIlksCo-C»'^ • 
 
 Here we ""'' 
 
 e Inhai'itants 
 
 leir Stores to 
 
 her Favours 
 
 'als over her 
 
 of a triflinp p. J A-: 
 Egp, Milk,''^P"« 
 tis, Fomcgra- 
 latever we 
 
 j;roesiiuheir't'"'ri'f- 
 Dreli ; about 
 vh;te Caps on 
 
 m -t.-.ns Wear 
 
 oil of the 1- 
 
 Kiii;; h iiilelf 
 
 r bcMimlicic 
 
 the Laws of 
 co'.i'd not ac. 
 im ; the Sun 
 then without 
 a mil'.! to the ,, 
 
 io far, i'::.;l 
 Icart ; for he 
 npwith lijii, 
 n v\as do\Mi. 
 
 Il slJ. \:.II0II 
 
 ha.ir.?. 
 
 I Fi,«iJlli'|i. 
 
 I Note t>n- 
 ;';lh.- 
 I M 1, 1 .11.1 ol 
 [»l.;i'.'j 
 
 i/vKfi!''!; 
 
 luvloK < »"•■ i-uricd him a \'ilj;riina>;e to Mrr./^.had piir- 
 ciiasM thereby the 1 iile of \fiff, a Term of Honour, 
 affciitcd '. y ihe mult Ikanch and zealous rrinecj of the A/<!- 
 
 ;.,r.i-f ,11 Sciik. ... ,. T 
 
 HisAlp.tel W.1S only a white Cotton Coat, a 1 ur- 
 bam 1 poll h;« Head, ami a Uii^umi I'liuiido about his 
 
 ni'd.lie. f T 1 
 
 'llie People in pcneral are inorc delnous ol lratliii(! 
 for dry Monev, than by way ot Barter for other Coiiiiiio- 
 dities , I Illy if it lie tor any Comir.cHlity that's eatable, 
 the>'ll barter as lonp as )iiii pkaV ; and brinp them but 
 Cruiiton Cloth, C./m/Mj».i Cloth, red .Scull-Caps, and 
 Sword-Blades ; and V" "''ly l'-'^^' ^"y ''""R "' ''''■*' 
 nar re that the lHand alTonls, and p id Barpains too. 
 
 At oiT dc; .uture the King pa.e me a Note under his 
 own Hand, wrtten in .'.i^.U.k, as a lellimony of his 
 Kncrdli.ip, and re.iuelUd my letter cif Comimndations, 
 to Hew u) ar.y nhers tint llo". J conic ihther ; for a 
 ItandinK I' vidi n. c . f his fa r Uealinj; .iiid Civility towards 
 lis, and an lu.c iiiaRcmcnt to thole that Ihou'd vilit him 
 afterwards. 
 
 I loum! a O.vr / Admiral that had been here, had pi\cn 
 fuch a IVllinK ny, and fo follow'd b.is Example wiih a- 
 I other; only audinp a Camion privateh, that Straiu'eis 
 Ihou'd not 1 e oH' their ("iiiaid here, nor tn 11 thefe People 
 tfo f.ir : l-orhowfairh fuel er they carry it, when Care 
 and Vipi'ar.i.e won't allow them to do otherwile, \ et one 
 doc. ill t know what they might be, or do, it by a f.'uire 
 prcfuming upon their llmiedv, one Ihou'd piie them an 
 Oppi rtiiniiy to play the Knaie. 
 
 I Inis wc parted in a very Iriendly manner from Moy r, 
 diivcliig our Coiiife r.ow to the Illc of \o, iwi-. We 
 made the Main land of Mrlii.l.i, {comiiip up within four 
 l.cai'uesS. E.ot the Bay of Fum/i) wian by our Rec 
 konitig we were n.ore th.in 4S 1 eagiies diltance from 11 : 
 And hence contli de thi^ 1 ai d t 1 lie more l.alterly than 
 'tispi.iied in our Plats; for othcrwife we cou'd not have 
 fallen will' it fo Un n. 
 
 We had freniuii'ly a.f.arful ripplinp Water, fomrtimes 
 to fi th a cepice, tli.it 'twas like the ball at / ;)./oi.-Biidge ; 
 and th's too out of ilic light of thi' I and, and where we 
 cou'd liiid noCiiTHind at a I biiulnd bathom Water. Thefe 
 Rippbngs lliiw jult bkeShdies, and are very uncertain 
 as 10 the Meafiiies (.f their (Ircatiirfs or Smallnefs, tho' in 
 this Courfe wc met with them \ cry often in a Day. The) 
 make as much Node by the Ship s fide, as if (lie ran live 
 Lcagi es a Watch, when at the fame lime It.c fcarce goes 
 a-he.\J. The Sriuherly Current, and thefe Ripplirgs, 
 for the molt part, went together, and when the one w 'nt 
 off, the other grew inconfiderable likewife. Being 
 
 us aUiut fo efl'e''hMlly, that after vvc h.iii parted ftom 
 Cape />..'/H/,and been out at Sea lomc ciplit nrnitnUays; 
 this N. Wcllerly, or rather perhafs W." N. W. Current, 
 brought us within light of it again, when we thought of 
 hity h\e or fiftv I eagees diltame from it. As for the 
 V'aiiatiin in general, for a DiieOtion roiluleihat lliall 
 
 of ihc V.r. 
 
 lail this way, they tray lake Notue of what 1 xpciientc' 
 h.istaught us, i/;.Thattlioth'' Vnr.a'ion 1 bfenes noccr. 
 tain pri pi rfon, yet i-i ri'nning u- 'lie I'.illward, we lia^r 
 Variar. Wellerly ineiealing, aid C.mdini' 111 to 1 he Shore 
 N. W. our Variat'i n w is WelUr!) de.icalliig ; fo thai 
 reckoning accoidmg to the I'l its, we lorrd oi r febes 
 nnuh furthirt if the 1 aiiil, iImii ilie |iill proof by Varia- 
 tion woii'd alli w. 'I'liis is a '1 r.it'i that we are fiire of, 
 and our fo of'.ii f.illim; with the iWiiii, (aiinl us that 
 I'oint ol Knowledge, wliii h otlur^ ii.i', n ake life of to 
 their all antage. 
 
 Wecamcto an Amlior i'l 1' w». • '-.' Ri ad, in the llle^,',,lljj,l, 
 ot ye /<! ,f, thelatteiend of this Mi nth, haiiiigby the 
 hindrance of Winds and Curients t'l'cnt, at leall fourteen 
 or tiftecii Weeks in ot r painiye 1 1; -. c.n A.' i.'.vr, ami this 
 plate. 
 
 I he King ga\e us a very liier.d'.v rmertaiiimen', and 
 togfther with a I'rcfetit, lent me the Jeitcrs left there I'y 
 Sir »/.-/ri A;/././/r/„„ for me. Tlvk j'.a\ean '^coiintof 
 his horrible Uf.ige at Mcl^i ; .-.rd in ll.nit, the \»'ho!e Se- 
 lies of the Misfoitnms attending the bieet eiider hisCom- 
 mand in the »f./ s r ; together w'th A Jv ice to iis.toiiiakc 
 ihelclluf? ot thofe txaniplc, of the pcrlidiniis dealing 
 ol the ill k.', f r our fecur.ry and lUfeiue. 
 
 Bill limf tlk-re was no Biilin.fs fj be d .nc i-pon this 
 Illand, the King haiirgto Aloes to fiiniilli us with ; and 
 then nogoliij. for the ;«,/.'. j till the cm', of V /■.•.•»;,•/• r, be- 
 ai fe theMonfon wou'd not fervetill then ; forthofeRea- 
 fons, and feieral others, ue concluded notv iilillanding to 
 fail awa-j for the l{.l Se,-. Belides, v.e had the Oand 
 Seignior's Pals ami Safe ConduCf, whi.h >vehadKcafon 
 to believe, wou'd ha'.e I'ome Infl-'crce -o procere us aCi- 
 vil 1 reatment at Icalt in thofe parts. Or if matters came 
 totheworl', and no Trade wastobc had there, we fliou'd 
 U- in a Condition to detend oi r fel\cs, from any Violence 
 the 'Viiili.! cou'd pretend to offer ; ar.d alio to take fomc 
 Courle for revenging the AtVionts our Nation had lecciv'd 
 from them. 
 
 At our departure the King counlell'd us, if we went R,Vi,V. ' 
 to the /<f./ Scd, to be Cure to ply to the Southward of .,('- iUr,h. ' 
 bit tiel Curia ; becaufc keeping tn the Nonli-lide, wc 
 fliou'd be put over to the .Imlinn Shore, and not be able, 
 without grc.r difficulty, to fetch Cape Cil-kIc/,:-, and ''"'"■ 
 by proof we did find it Ix-ft to keep the llrJliir Shore a- 
 
 off, the other grew iiiconliderable likewile. Being oi' oy proor we am nna it ix-lt to keen the Jlr.i. 
 from the Main, vc had almolt a continual Calm, and the ! board, according to the purport of his Oireift 
 
 klVillvS. 
 
 further we went, Hill the Icfs Wind 
 
 The latter end of L)jic>iib:i wc found our fclvcs put 
 back into 1 Degr. i5 Min. Roith Lat. when a Month I'c- 
 fore we were i or 1 Min. to th. N. of the Equator, clofe 
 bv the Shore ; and thcrefi.re it ii.ay be ufefui for all that 
 are Ixnind to ^oa;,/,!, «t this t, me if the Year, toobferve 
 this Method. Let them hold to the Lallward of I'cml',:, 
 Ic leagues Eaft by N. the Vaiiauon, there i'lcrealing 
 Wellerly, which Viill bring them the more Northerly ; 
 and fo keeping the Illc of ^ icm/.i open, between the >'. 
 by E. and the N. N. E. they ll.all be in a Condition to 
 make the lell u;c of thole Winds, which blow near ihe 
 Main, with a conllam Gale between ihc E. by N. and E. 
 byS. tho' otl'at SeaaUnit the llles S'.iJcr.i-inLt'j, they are 
 fcncialK at N. E.N. and fomctimes at N. W. W. and 
 W.by S. with Varietiis of Weather, Ibinetimcscalm, and 
 at other times Storms of T hunder and Lightning, with a 
 fearfui Ripp.ing of the Water. And obfene, that tho' 
 the N. L. and N. Winds, .art but imliHerent Helps, yet 
 you'll have this advant.age, that by how mi ch the more 
 i aflerly you are, by fo mich the more you fhall recover 
 to the Nonhward of the 1 ine, before 50U meet with the 
 Main ; and if vou can avoid the Main, 'tis Ixft to do fo 
 in the time of the Eallerly Moiilon, till you arc got into 
 I c Degr. North 1 at. w hereas in the Wellerly Monfon 
 y ou mull keep the Shore .alxjard, Hill lemcmbring thar it I wou'd lend an equal Pledge to Hay aboa 
 
 . , - ion. About 
 
 ,Se Bay of Mnitr h'clix, we h.ld excellent Fifliing, and 
 m nty of Water and Wood at the Tow 11, but not in tli« 
 bottc T of the Bay : 1 he pali'age up to the Town is fo 
 large, that three Ships may go a-bieall without danger, 
 and the going in is between the high H'mmock, and the , 
 low landy Point. This plai e atliirds exec llent good Gnms,f|;;,'', 
 which arc a delira-e IVrtiiue when burnt ; and curious 
 Mats, which are giv.uly in ivquelt at ./.'.», Meh.r, and 
 the /■: '.'il-JnMc:. 
 
 We had not fcen a Drop of Rain for abm c four Months, 
 when now, a li-tle before we lame up with the Strcights 
 of Hr.bc waM, wc had a light fprinklinp, and that was 
 all. 
 
 Wccamc to an Anchor in Mhr. Road, the middle of Come to 
 his Month of Mr.n-r, having had better i iick at our co-"'*''- 
 mine in, than the 7' .ii/cj-fMir^/e h.id, ly avoiding that 
 lata! Sholc, where Ihe fti.ck, to her very great danger for 
 twenty four Hours. 
 
 This Sholc will difcovcr it felf by the Colour of the 
 Water, and you mull bring the Steeple of the high Church 
 m the Town E. N. E. Eallerly, before y (,u can be clear 
 of it at your coming into the Road. We were foon fain- 
 ted by a Mellenger fn.m the (Jovernoiir, to know what 
 we were, and what we pretended to in coming thither : 
 By whtni I return'd Anfwer, That if the Governonr 
 
 h 
 
 ii 
 
 <Towr 
 
 ■fiwj'l 
 
 Dtjr4 
 
 t:i; Krj' 
 
 lies moie to the Eall than the Plattsdo reprefert it. 
 
 Ha'.ii.g tr.aJe the Ciil*e l\i< li.:.\::-, upon the Main of 
 A. '/T'^ ;.,,■.«, whiih wcilid the firll of ihcN'ew Yiar; wc 
 liaii n.uch Wind and Cuinnt Southerly, and made the 
 IMainof /)c.//j: (i p higher upon the Ci.tik of ///./; al out 
 ilie middle of this Month : .A landy barren Ci^vntry 'tis, 
 (and not very high , as indeed 'tis moltly along from Mr.- 
 ^i;,:./..-. ! hither. 
 
 T he next Land tluv. came w ithin v i^w, wa,> Cape .''- - 
 
 1. i, which appears vers high and barren by the Sea-liiie ; 
 
 , Am! v.e l.ad ioioc Kealon to take Notice of it. becaufc 
 
 liie Cevrent Isitiiig .0 the N. W. wli.cli '. egaii to play its 
 
 |-.-rr v.i'h th.- '•hips abo'.'.t the Covt cf .'.' ,1 .-, did work 
 
 room, I 
 
 wou'd come aihore, and laiis.'ie h:m my leif *. 
 
 ol Atl'airs was, it Ic'irs, now alter'd at Mm 
 
 the better, .-.nd 'twas qi.iiL- ;!noiher place than wh.it 'twas' 
 
 when General A.'.'./..,;, was there : b'or the bar', arous 
 
 Aga, ilr.it I'o rudely hai.dli;il our f:< ./'.• then, was thrown 
 
 outol IunGov ■niiikht, and another lix'd in hi-; place, a 
 
 Man, as'ivvas ivpi reed, of a good Temper, courteous to A bmcrGo- 
 
 Strangeis, and a zca.'cais Pr.,ii'uierofTrade. 'I'vvaspof-"''""''"'" 
 
 lible a; ihis i.iv.e to go aihore w ithoiit L:ir of being ritled,' 
 
 plui'.dei'il, or kncck'don ihe Head, by a parcel of rude 
 
 T.7'^^;; there w.-.s I'omith'ngcf [uitiie an.d Civility in the 
 
 pisce, which in '.I'v t'me of /^.■;;'.''. .Aga, were abloluiely 
 
 '■,.r.|i! 'd '\T.if. 
 
 Hivinf 
 
 riicSute •■'■''•■" it wjs 
 mnchforS"''" 
 
 M:hj. 
 
 lii-i 
 
1 iS C.iptain Sir'lS kntcrtaimd hy the Aff'l at Moha, Cc. 
 
 
 
 Hivjnp lati»hiil the (Jovcriiour however wlu) wo were, 
 mill ihc Waiiint wc h»il fioiii ihc ('imii.t Sei?nior for our 
 itmiinn hither ; 1 tccciMiia irrvciiurtcdi « Wdcoiin troin 
 hini, Uiilil'N Wo'il of iiimnh and I .citcr. He prniiin'J 
 a f.iflfii lint l'lciU',1' t\ i my ( ili- ritiirn if I pica* il t<> l.iinl ; 
 p'nin ami i (vn liialinc m all points witlunt ati\ thim' of 
 tliaip'mtiiij' Irjiiil .inJ I naclicry, ehit hail foalniMloiir 
 Natiiiti I'l-fuif i only rutmhr inainHiiliiKr* of a tixnl 
 'rriilr hi' ioi:M not lUttriiiin it till ilu' fl. Vi\ Onl'Ts 
 ( \vhi<h hi' npciIK'il^ winunnf, Init if in tin' mi'.in 
 tuiu- ans III inN M n laine alli"ar ilu y ll.oulil ho will 
 liv'il, anilbni or Irll without moloftaiion. Ami wlii'thu 
 it were t'riir iiii'i' or fi'ar ot Rcvi'ti^'c I know tint, Imi 
 the //;'• w.i« in all iilpii'l-. to a I'miiililio a< poml a'i lii.\ 
 WonI • Orr Nl'ii ih.it wi'iit all oar win- fealieil .in.lia- 
 rcl'sil in the hit;ht'lk ilcpree, icftcil in I'loili of .Silver, anil 
 earrie.l up ami ilown the Town, wnh Muliik p'ayiiip he- 
 fore them to liiiw the I'eople how vvclioir.e they 
 were. 
 
 .Slwirtlv .ifterhe fui' tlirfc Pirfnns of k nliiler.ilije tiRure 
 «*1jr.' to rdiiain as l'le.l(;es in my r^om, upon wliieh Seeiirilv 
 I'll in 1 went all.oar with all the Men lianti ; U-inp rceeiv il 
 In a Roily nfthejtre.1t Men, with the 7h.<;,//' Miiliikaiul 
 fi\eral Vollcyi trc ni the p-eat (Inns if the C.'IHe. My 
 rrrrption ar the {% i\ Paine was apreeahle to all the relt 
 of the Scene; every thinp appear'il lately ami niapnih- 
 letit. rvprilVil wilei'iiie and rifpeCf, anil atforilcil plea- 
 fiite anil ilelipht, only the Coiiiplciiirnt^ of the 'l'uik,i were 
 tiotil'leUiuir, aiiilihat vuy fnrnial ceremonious way they 
 life in their aililicf'. lo .' tiaiipers was fonie allay to the rcll 
 of thehmcrtainmint. 
 
 The .^gi receivM r.iir Kinp's I ettcr refpeiflfiilly, Imt 
 the f.'MiM ■ie:«mm\ Pafs he took with a Keverentc ami 
 D.'vorion a'ltiolt Uclipious; killinpanil i- mi; it on his 
 He.-iii. a« he woiilil li.ivi' ilonc his Altijt.in. lie made a 
 lor.Mi'f eM'ifrs for th'.' W'lonps done lo Sir /f »", Mill. 
 
 1 li.iiiphtsof Revenpc fo unlly awaknod in us, niipht pive 
 wavtiiiicntimeutsof |ififed love and Friimliliip lor the 
 I-iiiiirc. 'Iliiis we wriii I'ack to our ,Ship» with tin 
 KilpiCl and Applaiil'e of the whole Town of Af'.ni, and 
 liemp Kime. we difiharpid theTurkilh Pledges. Mm- 
 'lonlieiiiij ii'.ade lufoie of the <,r-ui V'i:i.ii„'» I'.iitp. 
 ind It liiini; all our hninil.ition .ind Seeiinty m this \\'. 
 temPt uiKin a Trade with tliele parts ; it may I'e worth 
 while rmncert hero a Copy of the lamccxaclly taken from 
 the Ongiiul ,h.iiiUt(, 
 
 The Great Turk's L ttrs Paiicnfs F.xfJifhtJ. 
 
 VO V tkn /ire MiMoJl LmlilMt, Vaitutiftt, HW..'ih, 
 .f'.yjj.r,!/' Viec-roys «>/./ IlejjIerleNs, il.ii .it en ,i„ 
 \T.iyf.fw \:i mift llrfj> ,iiu' Imptii/il iliotu { inth If Set 
 xrij 1.^,1.1' Ltiiutlr Co'fi'iti i^mi Uiuiiji t/"//v Haft./ndies, 
 Omen et f nir f.ut ct ii:gmn, aii,l ihrfe iititD wlcm hrhncfl't 
 III g: II ,u.l, h'li; md ]u..our iiiCoH'i c,u,/e, /inj Muiliil. 
 niafiieal K,',/ woH,H/io/ th-ir Emferitui leek, Ti i It'culth nn.i 
 iheniurji el nl cm In it ^jnriniief'cr tier. I.il{nvi/f iiiiui >c 
 A/> iiirjl l..iu.Uble ,T)../ Vili.int Saniaeii Bey<, iIai nrem.L-r 
 lie «btiie-iu)iie,l Beplerbeys, ewiien, nndhipeuj fi,tiiie«teii- 
 in liigiiiiiei, iriutihli uiilo nkn.ieloi getli .Uiiiful /ti'.l ,ii ,t 
 llc:p ill Cni'i e,w/e •uii{ Hrlighn, iifm iheir Emptmu U:. 
 icHioi . lie Ili iiour niiil l)i\!^iul) (if xthcm le eccr i.viili>uirt. 
 .hi.l unto if A;> Dirjl l.iru.l.ililt, It'Jc, iii.l I'luJ.nt yujlieei'ir 
 I'eiee, Tu,lt,ei.vui Mtti'ijleii ef JiJ'ii.-, lir.t Art w'.thin lu- 
 I'leeiiieli oj //'f //)/</ Saniaiq Be\s, 'vl r/ejii.lg,ne/in,'jiijliee, 
 iiiil U'cr.li dn //oir, .ij f.am .( K /,(.(...',/ ,; ai, H',/di.m f.nd 
 I'riidevie: Tic U'mil!, fi r.ij Viientnefi ef tvluje Ul^niij 
 •i»d Fmillirn, let It emriniirfer ever. ^Iljoimia ie \lj l.nn- 
 .l.tlile, Cier.t, nnd mijl ll\'ih Cyralm .w.l Reyl'cs c/ .ill 
 Oiii Mmiti ,111,1 Sl'lppiifg tin Jwim upoi lie Free uf the S.:i. 
 
 /<,w,->. layinp alhhe H.in.e iip'in the drinkcn .Si<l(iiers,and I ^"'o ;' '"r liudnkle i.ipti-.'.tit (f the Cujllei, C:i'.-i iiul 
 the ill humour of the lae /(iji who had aiiKd Iieyond his T iphj .■ /tiidmitoyeltotly f.ti.l I .it,,! ■.i^e'Cufmne \ In.-.'- 
 C'ommiilinn, and lad utei cd a due PunilLinent for his, '«? "/■"« '!•<■ iVc-Civ//, k;>ih /(/;•/, liri,!.^ej, r>:.l nd mhr, 
 Infoleme l>y a difpraiit'iil remove from his pl.iec , hy «!| />■"" cf Our Ihminiini, ,:i:,i th,ei,nto i-.lineei.t. Vpm 
 uliichdiliourrc itwas very iimnfelf that ihry lulpjjled a ' /'!?''' <■/ '''" My wcjl lll;il mid hnperiiilCoww.iiidmeui, i„ 
 delipn of K '■\ enpc, and fcar'd we would tall them to a | <i'»lo'>>iliy of )oiii injl Eicund Duties, ye Jhrll arije, and uo 
 
 Olie:jiince irnd Unvrei.cetheieiiiite, 
 
 rcikoniiip for th>.fepall ln|uries, 
 
 After this a noble Dinner was prepared for us ; which 
 
 Thtir Fa.tr. V" ( had the liquid p.inlscen proportionaWe to the reft ) 
 
 uiiinHiii.i would havcheeii much. more entertaininp, efpccially to 
 
 i>it-^'''- Sea-men ; but our Drink was only pure ticmciit, or elfe 
 
 (for\ariety ) a kind of '€lcco<flion of a certain bluer 
 
 Herb, which made it an ibfohitc Dole, and was ten times 
 
 worfc than the Water in it's own pure uaturals. 
 
 llertl/y ye fhnll underftaiid, llmt the EmbnjJ'ndcur of tht 
 Kj^gtf CrciiBmamihitt I efideth in Our Happy nndmofl 
 High I'ori, hnih given us to undeijland by hii Supplientien ; 
 That fornjimicl) ns fowe ef Ih Mnjlers the K.iiiii cf Great 
 Britainti* Subjeiis, have niih great Ch.vge and Labour, dlf- 
 i rt i-r'f/ rt Tr.n/e IH r/rHaft-Ilxiies, and withal uiulerjland of 
 H'ealth, and likelihood of Trade in Jome Paris of Our Dc- 
 
 Ili 
 
 Their way isto ferve up all the fcveral Dilhcs together, minions by the nai to be had in their l'.ilfage to the faid In 
 
 -L., _and fet ihem down at once, licfore the (Jucfts fall to Eat- dies, being therefore defircus to vifit thole pUasfoi tie beitei 
 TiKlrwayot. , , ., , ». .,t. i _ i i I,.,/ ;.,„'*■ ./.„-^ /..■jf„.j. -,•. .i _ '._ t .i . 
 
 elter 
 inj! ; andthonthey don't plate them upon a 1 ovel as wc [ enlaighig ■/ their J.iid Trade. To the end that Jueh Men 
 do; but pile them up one o\er another, ftory upon ine-i mjo good andlaudable l-.nierpiijcs hare all Favour^ Aid^ 
 
 
 ftory, a matter of a Yard hph ; fo that lining ( accor- 
 ding toihe manner of \\v; I'wk') crofslepg'd u|X)n a Car- 
 pet in the Floor, the highcft Dillies were almoft above 
 our Heads. Thefe Dilhes are alio made with Feet tha: 
 they ftand linllow above one another, and the meat in any 
 of them may be tome at conien.emlv enough f if one 
 can but reach) without remoMng tlicm out of their 
 placeii. 
 
 After Dinner the //^/tj little Poys tame in with their 
 Pi'ifim- ChaffinR-dilf.es, and feveral rith Perfumes, as Amber- 
 priite, iJEn-Aloes, c? . to pratihc that Senccas well as 
 the reft: This is a Ceremony they ute in all their great 
 Entcnainments, and it Uingthe Cuftom, wc fnbmittcd to 
 it, and held our Nofcs down over the Chaffing-Dillies. 
 And 'tis true thofe Odours were very grateful and plea- 
 fant; yet 1 think at the rate that /.uiuor went in the /y?<i's 
 Houfe, we had no need of Fumipaiioiis ar that time, and 
 could have pnncb.uk foberly enough to our Ships, with- 
 out the help of Amberpricce, or any of thofc tine Stents 
 to fet our Hearl^ toriphts. 
 
 For a Ciintlulion of the whole C.irefs, a rith Sine of 
 -Appsrel after the T/,) I;,//' Mode was brouplu forth ; the 
 VelfofCioth rf r.old,vheTi'rbantl'utablc, and a curious 
 Damaskeen or Stimcta, all wliith the /.i piton with his 
 own Hands. 
 
 'J h;s as he told me was xhcCf.rd 'ieifrla'i Piefcnt, 
 
 C<ptiin U'ii jf,;i J iiiiift needs w.ilk in this Carb with the great Officers ' men^wd S/- 
 
 and Uclp,{ pi f.v as l.iwfuHy nndeonieninitly m.iy be grniit.ii) 
 Hath reqiirjhd us in lie Same of In faid Majler the Kjiif 
 ef Gi-eat Britain, tcv iich/ate ihemour J.ife conduH and I'l 
 eitninendations- In couforniiiy of itl'fe R^erjuej}, as alfo in 
 re^^.nd tf'e and eiir Pi e.leeeffors, are and have been for the 
 /pace of many Tears in flrici I. 'ague and Hmily, with il- 
 afore-meniinied KJng of Credt Britain, and tie Subjeiis i; 
 that K,lngdom,who long have had, and at this pi ejeni have f\r 
 Traffickand Trade in Merehandi^iiig in ei,r IXniitiions and 
 Provinces I hto:.gb f/r Mcdi crranean Seas, tl'e therefme 
 do Command, and exprejly il a^ge >e all, ai.deveiy ot ye, our 
 above weiiiioiird Sub/eels and Ojfeers, that yc ve'ill not ouiy 
 kindly and lovingly entertain and recf.'ve the faid Merchant i 
 and Subjetlsef Great Britain, coming or palj'i:g thicugh n 
 by any of our Dominions, e/pecially intending to Tiade to the 
 Dominions of Yemen, Aden, and Moha, and the fart, 
 adjoining thereunto. Ajf fling and relieving them WiV* all 
 things needful f I' thnnjelves, their Men and Ships . but a.JJ 
 freely to permit tliem by Land or h Sea, logo or jail, outward 
 and returning, am as their O^c-.fiunjhall leijuire, and to re. 
 main in any of our bonilnlms, Ciuniiici ir Cities, graniinf 
 them fiichlibeity cj Tr.iffck ant! PiixiUgcs as /hnll be >e.^- 
 fonable, without gn'mg or Jiijfciing any let or hindrance, 
 injwy or molvjl alien to be offered or done unto then:. 7'e,i, ye 
 Jhall yield unto them JiuhOjficLS of Benei,olnicc and Hum,.- 
 nily, as flMll be meet and mm-nient to be yielded unio IjcneJ} 
 
 li'tn '*" tliioiigh the '1 own, th.at the l'eop!e' might all Ice the 
 gi.i I'oiup. Marl'.s of the F.nperor's Favour conferr'd upon me. I 
 ihould ha' e ridden indeed, for chat's the Cuftom, and a 
 ftarely Horfe was piovided h- diat purple ; but 1 chofe 
 rnth'.rto walk, that I might have mi/tc o] portunity to 
 n.akeanice Obferv.ntion of the Town. 
 
 This Ceremony o\er, I rctiiined to th? Pala.c, and 
 took my leave of the ,/!; ,-, who Ifill mod earneltly dclired 
 th It all patt Otkiices' might be put up j and thole 
 
 ran'jeri,iin, 
 
 lerli'kin'/^Jis long and laborious a K.»,t^.'. 
 
 Rnjm 10 
 ihcj Snip. 
 
 ■Ind if jo be lliatl'I'efhallundeijlan.l, th.it Cuntraiy to Wv 
 Capitulations, the Amity r.nd League, which is bct'veen ui 
 and the Ki»g ot Great Britain, ye do ejfcr thrm the leajt 
 Wiong, and r.ny way moljl and trouble the Jit id Merchants in 
 their TiAJhik, and ought clje : Kh.-.ip ye f.r certain, that ye 
 f^a'lnoi en'y incur Oar high di]jl:\f:nc, but )C Jh.li be p;- 
 nijhcdfor exuiiph iintiothen ; a, id rieiefvic cany your f:iv:s 
 confrinab e to this My Imp;fial Ccinniandincni, and "ivc:- • 
 dit to th:! My lirp.ri.ii li'fr". If'i.'tt:n at Oni'MtrJi.-i 
 
 (Ju < J 
 
 :: hap. XX 
 
 Guard at C 
 (4//«./Zllkl| 
 
 ki'iU 
 
 t.<liii|> 
 
 ylf,r.^4.D. 
 
 Itll. Mimili, 
 
 (np 
 
 .Some lilt 
 fenger from 
 from the Ca 
 Pattriu wou 
 eltahlilhd. 
 hints giseii, 
 I angiiage in 
 did not run 
 t.ige, and th 
 without Plei 
 thould fwiai 
 ( for asour I 
 h.id C onfiii'i 
 in I he World 
 ,Vnu'/'./. 
 de 
 U'rpKe, am 
 earn, and tl 
 caleany Inpi 
 gnat deal of 
 haiihiiig, Iki 
 Irtle II. nice 
 1 r.lde ; at It 
 as would rati 
 fiiiue p.'ilidi'i 
 earnell fur ni 
 derltaiid mori 
 Hilt f,r till 
 r..'.«)iExiiife, h.is 
 loiiiilMii siiil J ,-,v irati 
 ''*"■ whoiho'liev 
 af.iin .IS it hfl 
 Frullraiirii ol 
 hopes of per 
 iliided wemi 
 null, and gt 
 fi'lf. 
 
 And this C 
 
 certainly purl 
 
 Heniy Mi.ldlei 
 
 f:iia>ri^u place as l""on 
 
 ^«..<.mi'i ped,andar D 
 
 ^ " '" done now 'Oi 
 
 Tiade;theGer 
 
 DeligiiofKcv 
 
 iiswere no lo 
 
 1 liele were h 
 
 to have feen 
 
 and what wi 
 
 App'uation tn 
 
 I'd us a fair 
 
 of the (',<and .' 
 
 fame Road of 
 
 s..it I'l . ter. There ■ 
 
 J,ryofiharj.j;,^[ ^ j|,jl 
 DCilllK will vT ■ 
 
 iht hiu" "'"■ Nation in 
 Sfiip. " in their furpalTin 
 C|«>.;i«'J-andDiireiT 
 
 iv'y'ij-. lul ''^"t pofilivc V 
 
 'ihrfcfiK 11)1 ilicw all the K 
 
 i">'»;L„ publiikWare 
 . tic*tf ,1 Iwf c. i 
 
 ,Oiil) 'Iv without any ii 
 UitAcco.nl Conduiit and 
 •L*.'!"'^- Merchants in 
 tm n \v 'MB to him. 
 mull;. with People 
 Turks arc ; A 
 ft-aiv, hide 
 when out of 
 when i;nder ai 
 in Ih'irt the 
 no good ; and 
 lign of fori ing 
 joyn with hir 
 thereof, pot c 
 to his. 1 he 
 Fleets llioii'il 
 Ships ai we i 
 of Two thin 
 and iny lelf rl 
 Ci.nunndities 
 place, anion 11 
 appear by the 
 C.ipt.uns of 
 
 While 1 las 
 take an Accoi 
 that place, an 
 
^p. XXTiir Captam Saris/jev/ for bantam, trc. 
 
 1 .11 .1 t til lilt 
 I ( lath I) Sf4 
 iht haft-/mlics, 
 mhnn hrL'nerh 
 i/c, And MuiUil. 
 Ti t H'ciilth Ahd 
 
 i.iV"/^ ""•'" >' 
 
 t, lliil are under 
 ft uj futme^iici' 
 < •lutifi.l //i.l.i>.<( 
 •iV r.mfei"ii l).- 
 ever tt'«/('>wj'f»i[. 
 
 uj.llt JuJIicCI i.1 
 
 • art w'.thin tic 
 i.'j^iiia.n/jiijlice, 
 nil ll'i/iUm r.iid 
 of mhije D'.giiiiy 
 
 IKIO )f Mf I.AII- 
 
 .1 Rtyfcs of all 
 f Free uf til St,t. 
 Vei, C.V.w Wit 
 'ujiiiiie. ', In;. '- 
 •J, ri:.! ml oilin 
 riljacfht. Vfm 
 'min.iiiilmeiit, in 
 r.ll arije, and d» 
 
 baffadour of the 
 llnfpy andmojl 
 Im Sufflicatim ; 
 K.iiij' "f Great 
 and Labour, dJf- 
 'al undtijlaiid of 
 art! of Out Dc- 
 10 the faid Iii- 
 sfoi the belter 
 that Juch Men 
 ill I'avour, Aid, 
 aj be ^riiiit.ii) 
 \UJlcr 'tic KJ"^, 
 oiiduH and ii- 
 iirft, r.i alfo in 
 we iccii for tbc 
 /liiiit), with tic 
 lie Siibjciii e; 
 In cjeiil hate free 
 l),.miiiions nid 
 tl'e llierefme 
 every of ye, oui 
 ye will not on} 
 faid Mcrchi-.hts 
 \tj'i:g thioufji u 
 to Ti .irf.- to lI'C 
 and the fart. 
 5 ihem with all 
 Slifi : but a.fj 
 or jail, outivatd 
 \uire, ,tnd to m- 
 Lilies, granting 
 /h,ill be UA- 
 ur hin.iraiic:, 
 I then'. Tea, ye 
 KC and lliiiiu - 
 I.Kd unlo UneJ} 
 ■uiiotis a Vi,>iHe. 
 (.uiitraiy to ih.- 
 ii between ut 
 them the Icaft 
 ■d Skrcbants In 
 ccirain, that y: 
 • yc Jhi.li be fi- 
 i any your l:i-j:s 
 It, and ■>i:e :■ • 
 If Oil l^l.tifi." 
 
 <Jl, !■ d 
 
 ^' 
 
 
 .4.0 
 
 Guard ai Conftaniino|ilc, « tin fiftetmb it} •/ t!» Moon 
 k//»./ Zilkigii-p Aniu. 1019. 
 
 Sonic litilf time aftir thin came the long etpe»!leil Mcf- 
 fcnter troin the baffa, ami word wa« aiionlmnly leiit me 
 troin ihc Captain (if the Town th.'t ihc Oiiler» ot the 
 I'atfciit woulJ I'C invii>lal<ly iiliHr.M. an.l .» tree Trade 
 elJalililhd. Anil ^it attlicfjiiietini luil I'oine private 
 hinnj'.nui. immutinR tlut the H*l1.i ha.l Ij-oke anoiher 
 I angiiageinhiilciicr to ilie.'.:;<t, that niatten it tlK■^ 
 (lul not run againlt iiv were not orJerVl lu inir Ailv.ui- 
 i.ife, ami ihit wc GU('lit to take care ami tiot loiuc atlnur 
 wuhi.iit rieil(fe« ; no ih'/ the /iV 1 and all hi» l.)ffi en 
 OiouMl'wi.ii a'l nniiid upon the fuoiau for our .Seimitv ; 
 f for aso\ir Informer to.M us) tlie> were Soiddierf, and 
 had C'oiifuenie«..f lo Uroiij; .1 il ReHinii, lliat no IVijui; 
 inilie World woidd litunealie up'"' them. 
 
 !>.-n\e f'.'i 01 bhip i.inie in the le|.'ii,nti(>of the next 
 Mcnih. I.'.den witti Iiulicovs, Calnrn, Puii.ulie-, \m 
 lierpnce, and Spiiei, all very pocKl aii.haU i]iian:itiet ol 
 earli, and thefe »t held l<y \.\ in oui own Diieiice, in 
 cale.my Inpiry Ihould LeorterM ailinar. And there wa» a 
 j;re.irdealof Real'on to lufpeCt that foine Milihief was 
 hatihiiif;, U'lanfethe Co'ernoiir all this while Jud taken 
 ti'tle iKitiee of the U.-l]\\ pretended 1 iecme tot our 
 Trade ; at Ua(k only in I'uih ilpftuie ami j>.i.ii. ml Terms 
 as would rather hive excited than (ilem'd a S.ilpieioii ot 
 fome pifuli'iiis Delipii ; Imt on the other Hand was \ery 
 earnell f r incto lome altmar again, and then 1 ll.oulJ iiii- 
 derllaiid mnre of the Hiilincls. 
 
 Hilt friliis Point of CiMlity I UppM his Pardon and 
 
 moft in ro(|u(. The mod (uiiiriion W-ighi here ii'M ii 
 ihe [uen, which contain* two Rottala't, eaah Rmtala !>cing !•* «v tim 
 One Pound weight of thcin j and 1 en )unc», which make ,"?«!»" 
 Twenty Pound of their Weight, coincn to Twenty ihree 
 Pound of our Hi^llfh ,i\ erdufoi^e, or Fwenry fnur 
 Pouiidromciimei, as the weiffher hat a mind to iKl'rirml 
 \oii, liulico i> fold hy the C'harl, whiih is in their 
 Weight l\c, am' in ours liciwiit it« and 170 Pimnd. 
 Cotton W.M)! i' liild liy the Rahai whieli i« \ne Rot- 
 tala's, and inaket Utween n* athl ^^^ Pound r.'-^H/h 
 Wiipht, at l.jghteen Rials/>.'> Haliarver) pood and i ie.in. 
 Their Meafure of I engih is call'd a Petk, and is atioiit 
 Three fourthsof our /:i.W//A Y.irdn. 
 
 I had alfo at this tune the following Account if the 
 Haicof Tiade at ^ . .1', .iiid the I'r ^.s of Commodities ";'*j''',^^ 
 there Init a Imle Ufoie. Hti a I Cloth c f Twenty ihree .lii^a,* 
 Pound, a Cloih of leveral colours at Tvsetity Main o< dies ■!■* """1 
 iheConiilo; the Ci'iiiilo isa iiieafiirei I n lnilies/>^/i//i, 
 and the MaiiKXKli^' is.n s.iliie Doe tilth pait o: a Rial of 
 Kiplit. Ketlieiiat tt^ MaiiiiKxiii.-. th: pieie, whiih wat 
 lels than uuisii 11 in /.lii/iw./. Lead, ilie preat Maiuid, 
 which contains 'l hirty three |HJiind l-.ng /'■, at ."leveii .inJ 
 Due third Maiuoodie.. Tin, the Idler Maiiiid, lontain- 
 inp Twenty lise I'ouihl /■;»/;( 7''. at ', ' Rials of I'.ight. 
 
 At U.ibi.l, Irotiwint .ir ii Rials the R.ili.ir, vvhiihis. . „ 
 al'oiit <6u piniiid /:<.i;/i/'' Weighi. I'leies Uain.iskd,*,/. 
 fioni Twehe to l-.ightetn Rials the Pieie. tleph.uits 
 Teeth at Sixty fi\e Mainiiodies the gie.iter Mauiid. In- 
 duo of Ci k'/i ( svhereof there's three lorts ) the lieft at 
 Fourteen Uoiipies the pieater Maund, the f cond fun at 
 'IweUe, and the tlitd a' tight j and Fourteen of tliefe 
 
 ,iiy F.xciile, li.isinp no niiiiJ to make any more Viliis at Koupies in^kc al out half a Rial of Fight. Indico of 
 
 „„,nih«ii M„lj .-.Mi'.v.tiT< Ui.od ; li'it I lent one of my Compan 
 M'*- who tlio' he went w thoiit Plodeesin his lO'im came I'aik 
 apain .is it hiippend, .ind Iwo'ipht Word of the appearinp 
 Frultraiii 11 of our (vlmle nelipn ; that the Ih .jj pa\e no 
 hopes of performinp their Promife, .ind that the ./:;.i con- 
 cluded we mult lend fc me ofour People to the/t./T' at ^'- 
 wof, and get our Difpatch imniediately from him- 
 felf. 
 
 And this Coutfe ( I'lncc there was no o:hei left ) I had 
 
 CL-rtainly purfued; when liy the I'ndden Arrival of Sir 
 
 Heti'y Mi.tdleton, and a Summiins from him to quit the 
 
 «,i(,q..vrii. place as f"on as was potfiMe, the whole Scene was chan- 
 
 J,r.,inmii ped.aiidal' Delipns ofth.it kind for exerlaid alide.Wc had 
 
 %!h hi ■ 
 
 / .xhor ' which i.thc Ult of all, and of winch alio tnerc'ii 
 three forts > tlieU'll at jA Rupies. the higgclf Maund of 
 \s pound, the Ucond lort at Thirty, and the third at 
 I'weiity foiT Koupies. The Charpesof hrinping itto the 
 W.iterlide was 10 in the huiulied tor t'/'i!;'/<: Indico, and 
 1' 111 the 100 C Culkom ) for that of l.ahor. 
 
 1 lav inp fcen the lalt nfult of our Affairs in the Hed-Sea, ^^ . 
 we fet fail in profecution of our ludi.m Voyage, dirediing c^'Uh 
 cur courfe rtrltof all 10 B.iniam. We put in by the way gtatitatm. 
 at^ofo/oM for a Barpain of Aloe<, it Icing aboutthis time""' 
 of the Year that the Kinp of that lllaiul h.id told us he 
 (hould lie able to fnrnill. us 
 
 Sitiimir. 
 
 With a iiuainty. He held it 
 up at a very hi)'h rate, demanding Forty Rials of l.lght 
 done now ■ ourtinp the f.iire and pertidious I'url^i for .\'.pei Rintal, which is 104 |'ound weight, alledgiiipthat the 
 Tinde;theGencral was come liackfiomthefi./ >j withafull j /'o-z/igufrr courted him to let them have the refulal of it, 
 I)eliRnofRcvenpe,nnd the/'./i'.W' that had hitherto a'Mis'd I and would be plaJ of it w that Price. We aj'reed with 
 nswcre no lonperto be excus'd tVoiii inakinp .S.uist'iAion. liimat laft at Thirry Rials for (lie parcel, and Thi.-.y T.'kc in A|. 
 Thefc were his Reioluiini'.s; tho' I could have willi'd hrik eiplit for another, and fo took of hnn the quantity of'"'' •< Z««- 
 to have feeii wli.u the7'.v./;j would have done vciih us,! 4067 pound, which coll us to the valueof 141HI Kials'"* 
 and what would have been the lUfult of our Peifonal ; of Eipht ; bit we f lund hiin falle I oh in his Word and 
 
 App'iiatinii to the B -lie ; w lather ihey would ha. e grant- ' Weight too, the" we umiIc no liivach with him upon that: 
 eiiusafair and quiet I'lufiiik, aicordinp to the Intent iVir '— ■' ' ' - *" "" ''' ' 
 
 ore for ihe fake of future Trade. 
 of ihc (i'an.l Sels;if!'i\ letters, or have pone on in ihej .After we had pjricdtVHin this Klatid we were one n'pht 
 fame Ro.id of Cheat and AbiiiJ to the end of the Cliap-i fiirprlzM with a Ittanpe fpark'fip an t glaring of the Wa- a rtmirkj. 
 Nj« I'l.ter. There were lev eial llriniR Siifpicions of ill Delipns ter all alxint us. ' Fwas Init )ii|U«.foie lo dark that one W' 1 li"i'J- 
 t„,ofihat j.p,.^, _ j|,^( tor all I know the iHi/i/ iiiipht luie given could not fee h.ilf thelenpthof ihe Ship any way round, "'"''"^' 
 ]J^'',"5,',"" our Nation in this. '\Hiair too, a (icond Denionltraiion of and now tlief was I'uch a clear Skie on every lide, as 
 Ship. '• mthcirfurpairmg Skill in the Arts of Iri^king, Whcedlinp Would have lerv'd to have read by tolerably well. And 
 
 now; this was not a fiuKien (lalh of liph: that paic a Ihortplarc 
 and then was pone again prefently, bit it held i;s " 
 
 Gmcnl."iJ-and Dilfemblinp ; yet the Captain of the (tallies no 
 
 Itof're-. *"' '^"' P"''"^'^ ^"'■'' ''!■■" thcn.i/Ti had c imiiianded the. /i;/i to 
 
 jihtieTiK iiM ihcw all the Kindnefs imaginable to us, to let us have a 
 
 v'^'k, pubhvk Warc-houfein Mo/v;, and a Faiitory lettled there 
 
 loJl'y 'iw" vvithout any more ado; and lelide^ to take care for the fafc 
 
 IweiVoniConduiit and good .^ccommosiatinn ot ihofe I'.nglijh 
 
 •f*'"','"'" Merchants in their Journey that dclipu'd to come to ^c- 
 
 «OT''n^'l«- '""' I" him. But a Man is ever at a lots that has to do 
 
 luuiir. with People of fnch a Principle and Dilpoliton as the 
 
 Turk' arc ; A People ihat can Flatter and Deceive lo per- 
 
 fe<21v, hide an ill Delipn fj artihci.illy, deal fo rudely 
 
 when out of Fear and Danger, and I'peak fo very fairly 
 
 when under any unealie Apprehenliors. 
 
 in Ih'irt thefe Harteriiig Methods of the Tuk,' now did 
 no good ; and as Sir lien y Mi.ld •■nn perlilled in his De- 
 lipn of for( inp Satisfadion from them ; fo I f oncledcd to 
 joyn with him in lo julf an Attempt, and in purfuance 
 thereof, pot c'carfrnm Mn r:, and came up with my Ships 
 to his. 1 he Agreement made i'ctwixt us, was. That Iv th 
 Fleets fliou'd )oyn to Trade with .is many of the In.lii-.i/ 
 Slurs as we cou'il meet with ; an.i Sir //.•>/ y to difpole 
 (jf Two thirds of the (loods that Ihou'd be barter'd for, 
 and my lelf theother One third. The whole Cargalbn of 
 Conimndities I haiti r'd for with the U:.'.:i-:i Ship;; in this 
 pl.ice, amounted I' t ro 46174 Rials ot Eight, .is I make 
 appear by the UilchaigLS and Acquittances gieii by the 
 C.ipt.iins of thole Ships. 
 
 While I lav here at .\l"ha, I orJer'd my Men alV.oar to 
 1 take an Account of the Meal'ures and Weights, in life at 
 
 ( that place, and allbtf the Prizes ct fcveral Coinu.oditici 
 
 for 
 
 matter of hall an hour lailing ; and when all came to all, 
 and the Philofophy 1 f the whole Fleet was puzzl'd to 
 hnd out the caul'e of it, 'twas a parcel of Cuttle Filh 
 fwiming alxjut us that made this appearance, and were fo 
 kind as to alford us the Aififtancc of their Light in thi 
 dark Night, when the Stars denied us theirs. 
 
 When we came up with Cajx? Omnmiv, upon tiie The draii of 
 Malib.tr Coalt, we found by OlMervati'in that it's errone-tii' H'" in 
 oudy placed in the common Plats, lying conlidcrably '** P'li""" 
 more Nonlieily than they make it ; fof whereas the Liii-cl^^m. 
 tudc is generally reckoned li.v Degrees ten Minutes, we 
 Hnd it to Ix; 7 Degrees 41 Minutes to the North of the 
 Line. Belid.s we had no light of feveral other Iflands 
 menticncdin ourPhits; partial lariv we light of none of 
 ihi: Maldivet, whiiharefo very numer.ous, according ro 
 the vulgar Accounts, neither iiuleed did wcdekry'any 
 Land till we law the Ivla-ii of Mi..it:ir. 
 
 Beinp in lipht of the Illand of Siim.tra ( the Eaft part oMm 
 of which did then b;Mr E.N. E. 14 Leagics dilfance ) 
 and in 4 Uegr. 49, Minutes .So'th L.ittud'e, we found 
 a very Ihonp Current letting tothe South lide, which put 
 us forcibly off from the Land. 
 
 From hence it may lie proper to give this caution to 
 thole that are bound for the W,, ■,';;/ n of i'., ../1, qisr they ^' '^ '"'' ''" 
 keep Sumatra aboard after they arc con e into 1 Degree jj^«".,""' 
 30 Minutes South laiitn.le, betai'le there th.- Ciiner.i 
 begins; and lordillancc, that they hold a m.utrr of -^o 
 Leagues cti' with jucd Icckir.g cut, becaule there arc 
 
 levcral 
 
 ' i 
 
 '..SI 
 
 ■ r 
 
 1 1' 
 
 Hm 
 
120 
 
 Capt. >aris f^oes /or Molucca, ci^c. 
 
 Lib. 
 
 XXI 
 
 
 I ) 
 
 ■ I 
 
 :ki 
 
 ]»-n 
 
 nuipf n 
 
 Cumiui. 
 
 )l 
 
 Suiin of 
 
 fovullCayo* iv'f i"I'*R>'i"">ff. **l>itl> by Rcaliin of 
 the Cur'cm w» »iii* not in-. 
 tttM. Wcrairrro an An<-hi)rinB.»»if4m Ho.i<l ihrlinrr cmlcf 
 lhi> Month, hntliiift hiro Icicr.tl Shipi of our own N*- 
 fion, imlthc Owfi/i'/, ntul irorr of niiis cvcrv Day m- 
 fK'rtnl. Thf Arri>alnf »ll tlici'' Sliip«, sinl ihi- rupcda- 
 HUM of fo in»ny more, mXtW » Hmhuc «hrr.ition In thf 
 I'riccof C'ninn«i<litu'»( tholemany Ki oiirit brnp hoiH- 
 111 lip lo ihriT iim« the V»l\ic of what thi-y were f'llJ for 
 Imt iwi> l)»y« Ufnrc. Clovn \\liiil\ wint Inii at lixfrcn 
 Rul« of I'lulit ihr W'fiiil, wiTi' now rilcn to alwivc forty i 
 an.i the I'riir r)! IVppcr cnirtMloil in a lar proattr propor- 
 inn ; ihi»Hici'l iruil by our /"»///'' Wiipht*. In-ari j. 
 I'om 1 (1 pimml. Ai the turf of oiirU-inp hrrc ilii- Pfo- 
 tiVkor wa»«ll in all intln' C'oiimry j the King iho' of Agf 
 iliil nothing l<iii till up tlu- Throm-, jiul fn|(>y his I'lca- 
 f»irc«, ionimittiiig.jll Iliiliiulsto thr folc inanattrnuiii ot 
 tlir I'rotciitor. 
 
 Ihc Mam of ihc Bii(inrf>.ili>ne horc ihi« Soafon wMthc 
 "'" laying in Twelve c;r Fouiityii ihoiifanil Sailn of Pcptx-r 
 for the lading two iif my Ship< <j\iickly, to iw ilifpatih'il 
 from hence to h.HCl.w.l ; and thii we hid .ii li\ eral Pritu, 
 from ifioto mRialu the I. (1 Saiki, amUII ofthcCAmr/ 
 Merchants who are the ("iiat Dc.tleii here. Bcfidcs this, 
 wc took in 700 Sack* of ihe fame Commotlity for .1 
 trial how 'twould go off at y'ip«» ; f-T thither I wjs 
 Ixiuiid from thisplace, poiiigto make the rtrif Attenij't at 
 fettling an /i'/.i;/^ Factory upin that llUnd. t)nc ot our 
 Nation (Ml H'li'.tm .I.Liwi) wa« at thii tune 111 \ery 
 great Repute and Favour with the Hirporour there; he 
 had been in Jtifum ever lince the Year it-jo, and liv'd in 
 Very pood Circuitiftantes, and from him 1 etrcrs came to 
 mat B'Oi/^m, giving ui very pre.it Ho|H'5 of a good Re- 
 ception, and profitable 1 ra<le at that Couniry. 
 
 My two Shipstlie //frtn> andthc Ihomii being feiit away 
 laden for hufUnil, I weighed out of the Road for Jipau 
 with my biggel* Ship theC/oir. The very nextDay a Mif- 
 fonuiu- overtook us, that had like to have oblig'd usio 
 put hack to fl«i«//r»n ap.iin, to thcsery great Prejudice of 
 our intended Voyape. For hav ing Pul' /-/ic/k.on our Star- 
 board, and paffiiip within two little Iflands that lie to the 
 , F.alk lidcof it, we run aground, and fluck fait forlome 
 Houn in a very forlorn cafe. The Mifchief tlut reduc'd 
 tistothis Diftrcfs, wa« a Shoi! lying in that Pallage, 
 which ha« not alnive fix Foot on tiie Top of it, nor is a- 
 U)ve half a Cable's length every way ; hard alward it 
 there's ten Fathom, and the next raft on ground, as we 
 found by lad experience. Obfer>c, that to go clear of 
 this Shoal.you mufl keep clofe to the Iflands and not to the 
 Main, for that'sall ShoaU!. In the Courfe from hence 
 to thellland (V/fifj, wc had the Current changing two or 
 three leveial ways : Not far from the watenng place call'd 
 Ting tiin, which is about fourteen l.eapucs from «^w//im, 
 you (halt find it fetting to the F,.S. F. which you muft al- 
 low for.as you havethe Windjwc had it aswe fteerdnear 
 theEaflof thofc two Ifl.inds, thjt lie over againft the 
 Watering place, and are alwut five Miles diltancc from 
 the Point of 7iiiv;rM. In the Latitude fix Degrees nine 
 Minutes ( after having pafsd the Hie I'ulo l.ibuck. ) the 
 Current run directly ( at Icaft pretty near) 10 the Weft 
 fide, and within fight of the Ccltha ( the Eaft part War- 
 ing Ealt by North fix l.eapucs i.ff, md I atitude live 
 Peprees si Minutes) it fetto ihc North Weft tide. 
 
 Here wetook in our Sails to keep iVortof the Streiphts 
 of Dfjtion, and keeping our I. cad all Nipht, we had lirft 
 io Fathom, and then drove into yi and io to 47 Fathom, 
 fearing a Shoal, which lies almoft a League from the 
 CtUiei, and at low Water plainly difcovers the breach 
 upon it. 
 
 On the Cc/*i" fide 'tis very dangerous, and full of fuii- 
 kcn Ground ; and for that Rcal'on, wc haled over for De- 
 falm (idc, having for a Mark the piked Hill.which is next 
 to the Sea fide, and rills up like an Ifland. When this 
 Hill bears N. Uy W. then you are thwart the Fail end of 
 to the Shoal, and when 'tis North you arc thwan the Weft 
 end of It, and then will the Illand which you leave on 
 your Star-board fide, Ix-ar E. N. E. to that you may bold- 
 ly ftecr out in the middle l>etwcen the two Iflands. Ob- 
 ferve alio, that the tail end of Dejlilon, (hews like an 
 Ifland, .-ind will go near todeccivc you till y< 11 come to it; 
 but when once you have brought the North end of the 
 Point to bear F.. N. li. half a Point Ealterly, then you 
 may go fecurely on, for you are dear of all Dangers from 
 ihc aforementioned Shoal. 
 
 Aboutfouror five f cagvcs diltancc UomCmnbiti/:, wc 
 found the Current carry us to the t.'orih fide, and near 
 the Ifland liin',"! ff- to the N. E. which is a ne.-.r Neigh- 
 bour to the confiderablc I He of Bmoi. 
 
 From the Eaft Point of Botun the Land falls away fiid- 
 dcnly, with two or three great Bays to the Nonli Wcii- 
 
 I'lffige by 
 (Uot;cToiis. 
 
 DircAioiu 
 &a tiKrc. 
 
 rrfnMj; 
 
 wardt, by w huh the three great IflaiuU, ilui lie 10 ,li4 
 Notth fide of HethH, are the Streiphts Io ■ all'd nude. "' ' 
 1 IS rrfluiliic to obfer>e comernmg ili.le Stieights, ihai C^ "' 
 the Pallage 11 not almve a I eague broad, ami the mtran,, 
 IS uf the North llde of ilie Illand, an.l if jon tome 
 from the Weft fiile, when v»< are ..rhwait the N, W 
 P'lnt, your Courfe IS K. N F. and \. by N. up to th.- 
 Road, anil no Danper but what miu n av eafily lee ; bui 
 then you muft |< ave the three Iflands to the Ninh li.le oi 
 you, aiidyn not go bciweer. jny of them ; .ind when 
 you fall with the Weft end ot «»,•,., don't go \v twem 11 
 anil tho two lonil Illand. ilut li.' orf it 1 Imt leauiliem im 
 your Srar-loaidlidr, Iviaufe 'tis all [mi ken (;ioi nd U-- 
 tweeii tlieinaiiil /»»M,»i. But if tli ■ Wm.l lire you, then 
 hale 10 ihe Nirth lide of all the IllaiuN, .-iilier Ivtweeii 
 Hum and C/'»i/M .1, or eJleto i|ie North fide .f th.tt too, 
 and to you may keep the Coalt of L.-ieti^i lately i>-' 
 
 llOUgll, 
 
 'Ihclatter end of this Month, we came up with tlh- 
 Ifland of fl^f/i> ( call'd by our ;;.. ,vf. Sjilon. IU„U.„,) 'JT" 
 which Is one of the Mo/«,,.,'., ami very ealib known by *' 
 theProfpeiUit yields, Umg a high copped round Illand, 
 and veiy differeiu 111 lliapi tiom ain mlicr HUiui* ,0 k' 
 leeii ihereaboiiis. 'I he I'oitu nl this illjiul b .mip E.NE. 
 tour leagues of, and I atitiute one IJcpu. 16 Minutes, 
 we found the Current fett'iig N. i:. ami the hiph Land ol 
 MucNaii iHTarinp N. by F. ami I jiiiuae ',1 Minute«. 
 Wc had It letting to the N. N. I'. «.,/,,i). has beiii fa- 
 mouifortheprwlinitionof Cloves, and wiuM llill have 
 maintained it's Reput.ation tor the lairc Commodity, did 
 not the unhappy Commotinns there ibtiurb the Labours 
 and indullrioiis Endeavours of the Natives. 
 
 They are ahojtether by ihe E.iis m a Civil War ; aiuU,,, . 
 whilll they are forming Plots and .Siratagems to run ilown lit <•• 
 and deltroy one another, the Clove-'I ree ftands neglcCt- 
 ed.and the nol)le Spice rots upon the (iroiiiul. I he U^,iJi 
 and the ^fanUrdi ( who both make tlicir Pretentions (o 
 this place Itand by and (ee thole Contentions of the 
 B/)f/ji,i«j withnofniall I'lctiu; lul if they did not at 
 hrtt make the quarrel kiwecn them, Ml •!<■ io ,i I they 
 can to foment and cmreal'eit. They lit ic^ .11 their 
 flrotig Forts, diverting themlelves w.th the Prolje. lof the 
 Spoil thefe People makeof one another ; and tor l..iiiheir 
 PafTlons Ihuuld cool, and the raping Fit po off, they loo 
 them on wiJi all the eagcrncfs in the World, and comi- 
 nually infpire them with frelh Jealoulies ami Suipiiions, 
 fo that the Feud holds up 10 its he iph', and mult be im- 
 mortal while ihcfc liu endiarics are'amonpft ihem, at Icaft 
 while there is a raieof People left that wdl Iv fo fixilirtiTi. „ 
 as to hearken lothcirSuRgeltioiis. 'Ihele Foreigner!, are i.sn . , 
 too cuniiinp to meddle at all in the Matter, but think it "V' u 
 the Ixtier way to leave them to work it out by ihem-'^'""" 
 f'elves; that is, they have too little Honelty and pood Na- ' " 
 tvirc to do any thing towards the making of Peace, and 
 bringing the i (intending Parties to a pinxl uriderffanding, 
 atlcaftby.ilfordiiip a juft Alfiltance to ttie weaker ami 
 injured lide, to help to briiij; the A.;i;reirouis to realiiiu- 
 blclerms: this won't aniwer their Uelign, fiir the inver- 
 ted .Sencc of theProvirb is tree as well as the direCt, 
 when honelt People fall topetlierby the Ears, rhe Knaves 
 that fland by lay hold of ihcir Ripht ; let the Nauvcs 
 murder ainl dif'patih oneanntlier.aiid then the Illand is all 
 their own, v\ ithout any fanlier toll or trouble. 'Lhe poor 
 Natives groan under thefeCalamities,and would Ixr hcani- 
 ly glad to be rid of the troublellaiie Oimpany of the Dutch, 
 as they freely i nnfcft to me, wiiliingthat the Ij^/i/h were 
 planted here in their room. 1 he King would tain liavc 
 come aboard the Ship, but the Diinh rblig'd hiin to for- 
 bear ; and the People would have fold us Cloves too, but 
 theterrour of the IMiich kept them in fuch awe, that they 
 dcclar'd 'twas a hazarding of their Lives to do it. 
 
 And yet the Strength of the Dutch is mconliderable ti, ■. 
 there too, if they did not bulic thcmfelvcs, as 1 did notFJ'»in 
 think they vviuild in matteis of this nature; lor accor- '" ""'"" 
 ding to r'u Kcmin of their Captain himfelf, their Fort 
 ( tho'ftrong and lubftantially built) is not furniilicd with 
 alxivc thirteen P.cccs of Ordnance, .and thirty Souldiers, 
 a trifling Power 1. 1 Ifrike fu^h a Terrour into a whole 
 Country ; but the pieat Guns arc the main Biilinefs, and 
 a liiiall number of Men wall a Train )f Artillery on 
 their llde, mav command a valt multitude furnilh'd at 
 no better rate thanthcfcWMiw are. liut tistobe h iped 
 that the pi.icl- will k- ftrnnpcr in time, and have a 
 Troop ot Sculdieis of their own breed to Fiplit ilie 
 ltmlu/1111, forihcy have taken care to fuiiiiih ihcii Fort 
 well with Women, fome of their own Couniry, and 
 tlvleot fo liujc and large a fizc, that they wcr.- a good 
 (larnlontlKiiilelvcs; lit to defend tlicFofi wiilioui any 
 more Affiflance, and certainly cannot tail ol U.npinp 
 very lufty Souldicvs into die Wcr.'d. 
 
 Th- 
 
 Ihl Ih 
 
 I |ii« Uan.. 
 ,,11 Miip, aiiO 
 ,..iiimonSad>i 
 (IV, that it 
 , ,,i I'll Io lUe 
 il.ue VcinaK' 
 up .my Brtail 
 I, inc. 
 
 I Iw Town 
 ilui ihou d ha 
 '«m1 Criiinaiulol 
 ►"" |<i,. in tweiv 
 ''''"" f.iound, at tl 
 i.ikinp*-'!' 
 lift, «l»"ii 'I' 
 
 Tli>-V.iri.' 
 1 ..ilerly. 
 
 IlicVa..' 
 Uil'd awiiv 10 
 •lier, l*niR ' 
 place, who I 
 iiilli'd us wr 
 
 The Prclf 
 
 like that of II 
 
 ii.ut IS not Io 1 
 
 ,,1,1,.. the Point nf 
 
 (Xp ilie three tl 
 
 " •'•■ witli'iut the 
 
 StieiphtJiife 
 
 lide, 
 
 •Ihclflam 
 riinrribmes r 
 rli.rii-part of 
 thetii part of / 
 anil IS dry ai ' 
 \\\ reckon 
 tntdi, andfoti 
 lage. Al<om 
 Mouth, you 
 iipw aids' An 
 iherly Currci' 
 cl(viially, to. 
 the Sound il' 
 S.I.. and N 
 Illandslvinn ■ 
 wards. 
 'Lhe til" 
 i lies N. by W 
 
 narrovveft I'll 
 i Palling Ui 
 
 i( ,4, <"> '^'"■'" ' '""■ 
 |,M.|.l.WJiii the Plats, li 
 
 a and w'c find it 
 
 ' The Varia 
 
 was made, w 
 
 lent m the fai 
 
 About the 
 
 chor in the 1^ 
 
 fj..««Rm<l;j,i)if.', m A/ 1 
 
 •">E«'' whole lOand 
 
 danger. 
 
 The fame 
 
 t Cloves, the! 
 
 t har contamii 
 
 t to the Value 
 
 ■*iirt;»!.* The /)»'i' 
 
 '' •■!!•» " and as inqui 
 
 j: '■''"'"" '^throatning a 
 
 cern'd in ili 
 
 particularly 
 
 Severity, th 
 
 pretended ti 
 
 .ind to havi 
 
 I',, re told us 
 
 where they 
 
 But as il' 
 
 to have a ji 
 
 aFi -Y 
 
 toil'.. ', - ■■'■ 
 
 Thicainiiif 
 
 found us t< 
 
 tempt any 
 
 and I'rivil 
 
 mutual ai 
 
 wou'd not 
 
 come iilxM 
 
 imperious 
 
 as their W 
 
 the infolc 
 
 Cloves wi 
 
 r.,w.Ui 
 
hap 
 
 XXIII. ii^c State of I ra^c at the Moluccasj (Tv 
 
 121 
 
 I, that Id- to .ii,. 
 
 ' I" <4ir<i III), If "" 
 
 , aiultli.' iriiraii,,. 
 
 •Ill if JOH ,,„„,. 
 
 hwjrt tlif N. W 
 I') N. up III ii,,. 
 JV Mlil) iW-i |,u, 
 ihc Nnrth li.li' lit 
 thfrii i jml whw'ii 
 'ii't pi \y twcm K 
 
 bill IciUllli'llMMl 
 
 lion (iroiiiil I... 
 I lir .• )(«(, ||,„| 
 "i. "miIkt Ivewirii 
 I liMc ( t th.ii icj«, 
 t'l-'i-Zxi utcly u- 
 
 line up wi'h III, 
 .Sji|nr» n.i.. 
 iJlilv kuuwii li) ' ' 
 'III ruiiiul llUi„|, 
 tllfl l'!|.nis ^,, [,J 
 )J Ik .nrii; l'..N.fc. 
 f'.i> > 1 6 Miminj, 
 till- hif'.li I.aiiil ol 
 iiilc M Minuuj. 
 
 '■Ill lUH 1],(,| (,,. 
 
 wi uhl Dill have 
 C'nmirdility, Jiij 
 ;iirb ihi- 1 al.our'. 
 
 t'ivilW.ir; amU„,,f 
 [cms 10 run Jowii Wt i.., ' 
 c (taniK luglict- 
 I'ul. I lie U„iJ, 
 
 t I'rciciiiions to 
 intentions of the 
 
 they il ill not at 
 
 ■'" II) .I'l thry 
 ■ "-^ in thi-ir 
 icProli'iitofthc 
 •iikI tor l..in|icir 
 ;o ort; they loo 
 orlil, ami eoiiti- 
 
 anil Suipiiions, 
 iid tnult be im- 
 
 It iheni, at lead 
 nil Ik- I'o Fijojiih^^^ „ 
 • toreigners are ^n . 
 ter, but think it '"•' ' i 
 : out by them- ^''"" 
 >■ .uul gaxl Na. '"" " 
 ! of Peace, ami 
 
 uriilerltanding, 
 ihe weaker aiul 
 Jurs to rcaloiia- 
 I. for the invtr- 
 I as the ilireCt, 
 Jrs, rhc Knaves 
 let ihe Naiives 
 I the llland is all 
 ible. 'I he poor 
 voiild Ik- hcaai- 
 myoftlic Dutch, 
 he Ij^li/h Were 
 ould fain 'lavc 
 i'd hlin to for- 
 Ulovcstoo, but 
 awe, that they 
 do it. 
 
 inconliderable Thi '■•. 
 's, as I did not fjiorin;; 
 re; tor atcor- '""""" 
 elf, their l-'ort 
 
 furniilied with 
 liirty Souldiers, 
 
 into a whole 
 n Culincfii, and 
 f Artillery on 
 c furnilhM at 
 is to be h.ipcd 
 -1 and ha\e a 
 ' to fij.|it the 
 iilh their Fort 
 Country, and 
 ' weir a good 
 i without any 
 ii ol bringing 
 
 Th- 
 
 ||ii«U4ii.i i'( '»«-•(""/ f"ll"wM ih* /»«/(/. Captain to 
 1,111 Mup, »n«l pnicr.tiv f.ilhnj> in the VifitiaU with the 
 
 >, that if II b«' anfwet able mlur wj>», ihf Meii may 
 , V.o lo llcrp, and luin nicr ilu Fur 
 
 il.il 
 
 H 
 
 |i| 
 
 u VcinaUij one of whlih i» alnioll biK i iiimgh i 
 ny Breach •" Adurlary flmu'd make in ihc 
 
 II) ihe Care c( 
 
 iiimgh to ftop 
 
 inean 
 
 
 Ilbl"' 
 
 t^t.ith' 
 
 
 I iic Town ot /).•■ '•'» flaniU liard by the I'oit, and any 
 i.iji ihoii'd have .1 niiiid to I'.iiie lo Anrhtir out of ihc 
 I'rii iiiand ol the <iiii ', in»y dr; it < n the lall-li>l'' ol^ ihe 
 Hi,, intweiM', lixteen, and twenty latli'Hn, harJCoral 
 f.iiiiinii, at the oinningor going out near a little IlUnd, 
 Mkinpiaiv of a Shoal that lies lo the .Souiliward of the 
 I iTi, alwiiit thiee Cabli « length, in i .ii. v Ml"- 
 
 'Ilu- Vari.-'.li'ii of iheCoinpaf* lieie, i> jlXi't. 4SMin. 
 I..,fterly. ^ . 
 
 I he .Sta:c of thi< I(l«nd ii<)» allowing any Trade, we 
 UilM away tor M«i/n'.i'<, another of the MoIuuji ; the ra- 
 ther, |)Cirg 'n\iled thereto by a Mm of Qjialiiy in lhi» 
 plait, who pronui'd giHKl lion ol Clovti there, and fur- 
 Mlli'd ui widi IMot« fonhe V">Jge. 
 
 The ProlpecU of A/ ,;..i- and V^ihre, arc foincihing 
 like that of //-ir.''i,i«, lieing high mpp'd lllandt, only l>- 
 i/.'if IS not lu high I anil .u that ol M I'l.in ; u is Ihut into 
 
 rh " ■ ■ 
 
 h 
 
 Bill the imKiftrini, Mall. , i4 our AUverUr.e* ipin kly 
 ofptad It lell bv ,m»\- rt»„(,i.il Mith*)d» ;o mcnuin titU 
 iDod Corr»fpondt i« e ; and the Natim, wIm) l.iw ii, in- 
 fijrindii* of II. iikl at the fame tune repin'd at their lil 
 ufiK,andihaithe)w,crcnotibl.u.relie>cih4iiilelvtiorui. 
 
 The/>*f./', itlectM, got an Order fnnn ilij Prime of T'"»f"'''li 
 IWiw/Mominamlinn iJI ,],,. KUndeis upon i>Miiv( Uvvh'ii^y,'^ 
 to forbear brmgiiig any Oom, i., ,1. ; and to make furc p'i» .'■ .l*r 
 oni, thry guarded all the K\t,mn ami Paflei uf tin- 1- '"•'■ " 
 fland by whuh'iwa.|«,ir.blt tlur any Ctmnuniiaiioo *'**"* 
 (h.m d l)c luhl ktween ti, md iIk Mionr. 1 liey dreiiul 
 all their Foni and (iarnloiu, and Uought out their whole 
 Power I.) watih upon the Coaft«, and tttetul the Motion, 
 ol the N»ti*e«, aiul ocr Ships , n«v, more than that, they 
 feni 10 lyjuit fc» a rtniple of ilieir gieat Ship, loionitf 
 .mdlx-ai III out of ihe Road : Ami now the Natives who 
 kiKw nolwter) ex|vcked to k, m driven aw»y with a 
 Vengcante. 
 
 In lUe mi-an time tlv Prince of TirMte whomlh.i.l 
 licfore endeavixir'd to<iiulilieby a gornl Preftni) tame to 
 give me a Vdii a ih.pUiard, and there in the inidll ol the 
 anoil Eniertainniem, \ery fr.inklv ptoinisd to liaml 
 Friend in the iiiaitu of Trade, tore\oki i|..it iiiudi. 
 Order ihe /»»i/f/' had eKiorted from hun to 
 
 '* i; 
 
 r 
 
 1 1'« 
 
 , , , ., - ' "'If prepidi e, 
 
 and give the Naiuiialull lumfi- lo Imng their Spue 
 Point of the WrlUrn lide of .he ou'warditioU llle of to iis. 
 three that lie in the going out, two of ilietn licing j But this Prince {.w the liveiii proved) ti.is alVai.l 10 
 
 to bo I'o. 
 
 ■"■ without the Nairnw or Sirnght, and the Third makes the i iblpleale the /</(/./, and diirlt noi U- lionell and true to 
 Stieightl II fell', ilio' tin re arc more lllaiids on the hattern- l>i> Word ; iho'todo hull |«Hiie, I Klii've he Iiail anilii.i 
 (iJe. 
 
 The I Hand tall d li^mSf Bfchm, i« on* of thofc that 
 rimtributel to the 111.1k ing of the Streighis, onthrSou- 
 ili'-rn-part of whuli is a Mioal reaching omt to thcSou- 
 
 The CoalK wtre all fait loik'dip, inilili,.- 
 Spiel upon the Sea lo diligent ami i nr.ous m tli.ii W.ii, h. 
 thai all ihe Arts thai loud U- nfid to deceive the i)iUiK.' 
 jjshted Jealoulie of our Advcrfaries, were to no piiipof, . 
 
 lii'-rn-pari 01 wnuii is .1 ,iiio,ii rcuiung o\ir 10 ine joii-. ;•(."»>■ je.iiiiuiie m iiur /luvcriaries, were to nii piiipol. . 
 ilietii partof »4^'' rt". li.iMng three Kaihiniuiti the Skirts, |The /Jw/. A Ships kept tlofe to u», but ninile nootler to; i'- ,*r>' 
 and IS dry at low >\'aii 1 | fault us ; and lime to have gotten the Trade, we im.;'. < " i<'i 
 
 W'l reckon ir Hvc I eagiK« from the Strcighn of \/rr- rtrik have funk ihcin at Sea, and then have In'at aM theii " '" ' 
 imiti, and fourteen from the Ki .id of .Imiltiiic 10 ihinPaf- Hones at I aiul 100 (which ifw- lou'd have ettixtcd,'nva% '"" '' "* 
 lace. Almm the littir llland that lies in the Streight'sj mon- Violence than we intemleil) the matter being ih 1% 
 Armitli, you have Anchoriiic hotn eifthteen Fathom and | we lett the /)»/«/• to en|oy the ir Ri pole here, andlad'd' 
 nrvsaiii-i" And a touch UhIi of a Southerly and a Nor- 'away out of the Road. 
 
 ih-rly Ciirrcrt, U't'ore \oii pats ihe .Streighf, the latter WeoldirvM the latitude in this Road of P.-'.nVir, ro 
 tlperially, towards the Sticights theml'eives. We foiinil 1* 1^ Min. to the Northward, and the Variation ot 'the 
 the Sound dear of :ill lllaiuls U-tween H.iii<i.n and (.ilolr, (.'oiiipafs i IX-gr. l8 Min. Bur good J luk, whuh was 
 S.f. and N.W, .nil 'tis all very biiad ; but there are iiot over re.idy to Ci)me to us while we (lai 1 there, 'vfan 
 lll.inds lying on the St.irlioaid-liiie, as Novigo lotheNorth-' to lollow us when we went away : For as wefaii'd aloiii', IJ ^"^'". 
 ; wards. the Natives who w.iti lid for .lii Opportunity as Ikarily' ''*"""'' 
 
 ' The Ihaiii.c! I etween fl-',/''i.iH, MnJ'i.m, and f;i7(i'(i, j as the /);i/f/) having their Cloves ready, whipii'd tli-in 
 
 I lies N. by W. and S.by li. and is ti\ I eagiiejoier in the aUiard in .1 trice ; and they held do ng fo for a pretty 
 
 '; iiarroweft par-. , while, as (aft as ever we couM weigh aiid pay for them. 
 
 f PallinK Ix-iween f<<.Wi) and C<»i ', we had by Obfervati- 1 ho /)«/f/.i followed, and perliaps vuto Icniible of this, 
 
 4(,.u. <"' Nortii I .It. 1 7 Mill, fothai Mu, inn is not truly plat'd . but were not able to pre\etit it ; for ue were got In far 
 ,lii.i|;vl«Jiii the Plats, liiicc the I;ipiat()r thii'' (iitsit in the middle, to the Windwards o. '■ ■ , that the Bargains were all 
 f and we find it to lie li»e Leagues 111. ire Northerly. I made and cmulndeil, bito-e .iify cini d come to the I'poil- 
 
 The Variation ot the Coiiipal* wlute this Obfervation ingofthen>f' We bnn hi iliiis at paning a eciilid rablo 
 W.1S made, was 4. Uc^jr. 58 Win. Falterly, and a Ciir-j nuaniiiy ot Spiie. and had done a great .leal mon, it' ilio 
 
 I'oplelia.l iKit Ikcm irighted at ihe liph'of a ')„.'.■,' Veliil 
 palling by : Ihiwever, 'twas prct!\ well, and loiiiuchtlic 
 U'tter, III thai it was wrejfed out of the Haii.ls <•! tliote 
 ihai wouhl iiiiiiiltly haie engrollid the whole L.iuiiiio- 
 diiv tothtinlcKes. 
 
 Wediret'fe.l our Cour.'e now to the Me of (>,/„,,, ih- 
 iwo /)«/./.SIii[«llill plying after us. 
 
 Alxiutthe llles Afvi,,,-, hUhi,,,, and Mnu,, the paf- 
 fago Utweeii, or on any (i.le, is free from all danger; bur 
 between A/j-'natid d'/. /n , you lia\e a dangerous Slioal"""S'-'"* 
 dretching N. F. ami S. W. whuli rei]uircs the Piloc to'*'" '' 
 look well aUiiii him : Ihe Water looks whitlih aUiut it, 
 aiul when 'tis FIo.kI. the Shoal is even with tiie Water, but 
 ■at I'.bb 'tis ealie to be difceriul ; and the bell vv.i'y to 
 el'ea|K'it, is to keipclnlc to the lil.imls : It ebbs .lUaii: 
 ih'.s place fix Foot, and the Tide Uts lix Hours t.> the- 
 Northward, and as many to the Sdutlvvard. 
 
 The Sfinni.u.i, Fnrt at lulm; tlan.is on the Faft-lideofci^to 
 the llland, all wluiealviuts the \\'ater is very deer, andri^«. 
 no good Anchoring, ilio' there i.< a particular p!.t..ialout 
 I ' League from the Fori, where a Ship iiH) r. iic well 
 enough. At our liiil seining wiihin light and rv.uiiof 
 the Forr, we were weK 1 rn'd \vi,li a Sh 't or r<vo mad,- at 
 US; which tho" it ili.l tis no haiiii, vet oldijed nsto be 
 upon our Guard. Th- Sp.im.n.li it teems niiit.h k us lor 
 Reiiiiifgi, and nntvviiliilam'.ing oin t.w;; yj Colours won d 
 not believe 'he I oiitrars, till thiv had I, nr out a B,iat ro 
 p.irley with us, and l.uiili,' ihe'iiielu-s from uuro«n 
 Mouths. 
 
 And the Realoii if this ve--, bicai.l;' the '>;.'-. I,.:.' .-H-l'-liryof 
 I'ometimesdieand thjin bv li,i|.;vii|; our /.■(i;.'';''.! Col., ;rs"-'-' '«''*; 
 inlK-adofilieirowi-, m',\ 1 1 I1..1I c,„ i,-, th - l-ort mviertlie 
 I'rotcx'h. n ot 4o(e Oi'vifs. wKnh .nhrwife u-rii rhnr 
 own they woii'd not hnv.- dune : Fc r ih • s> ;.-/.-■,'/ w.m'd 
 bc.il their Shir< ii; ■,)i!Xe<, i.dore they'd kt .li-;in lufs h-'e. 
 R A..:r 
 
 rent in the fan e I'lace letting '01 he Southward. 
 
 About the miiidle of this Month, wc came to an An- 
 chor in the Ro.id ot /V.'7ri». hard by the Town ol l>- 
 yj;«i.RiMa;,,„„-j in A/..''..iH, where thers s the bell Ruling r,f the 
 ♦"yf^*' vhole llland (tho' vei) near ih.- Shore) ami Ir.c from all 
 danger. 
 
 The fame Day we lane, we took in a (]uant,ty of 
 
 Cloves, the Price at 60 Rials of F.iglii /'i-i Bahar, the Ha- 
 
 har ciintainiiig ico Cauees. and ea.h Caitec amounting 
 
 to the Value of three Piuind tne Oinues /'/ii; ////.■. 
 
 liiriuKii The DiiiJi were highly dlguUeil at our coming hither, 
 
 r ''!!'»" and .IS innuilliivc to knms vvliodirecKd us to this place ; 
 
 V'^"''"""'threatning all with Plagues and Death, that had U-en 1 011- 
 
 % ccrn'd in tlK matter, if ihey lou'il lind them out ; and 
 
 ', particularly, that they wo.i'.l treat thole wrh ihe utmott 
 
 ' Severity, that rt.ou'il otl'cr to bring any Spue to us. 'I hev 
 
 pretended to have ciin.]iierd tins U'ouiurv by pilt .-\riiis, 
 
 .Hid to have a good and laufulliile to ii ; and there- 
 
 f .re t"ld us we were injuiio s lo come aiu', pretend here, 
 
 uhere they li.ul I'o fairlv planieii theml'elves. 
 
 But as thele I'peeious Pic-teiices wou'd ne\er oioie them 
 to have a jult and lufliciuu 1 iile u this Con;.. ry. ir (ich 
 a Ft "V in It as to e\diide all o'h-.-; , I'rom I ic, end 
 ion'.. . . 'ly ^•'cre little leganl'd ly us ; fo all i.ic'r 
 Thaatninps were as lit'le val-.ed by t!ie Natives : They 
 fiiund usti) be their Frmub, Perfons that came not to at- 
 tempt any thing to the pie|udice ot their rightful I ilK-rties 
 iiiui I'l-ivilfges, but only m eH.iblilh a C->miiierce to the 
 mutual advantaae of Loth Parties; and therefore ihey 
 wou'd not l>c eurli'd by the />/(/. '', but declai 'd they wou'd 
 come aboard us, and bring Spice, iiotwitliHanding their 
 iiiiperioHsOrderstoiliccnnirary. Andthey were asgood 
 as their Word, inainiaiiiing the Trade with us, in ipite ot 
 the infolent lloHnndc. ; we barter'd ('.imbiiy.t Cloth for 
 Cloves with them, and I'omc svc fold for ready Money. 
 
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 f 1 
 
 f: I 
 
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 'K ,y ■] 
 
 , i 
 
 
 1 «• ■ 
 
 /;f u^f4^£' 0/ J rade at the Molucca's, &'c. i_ib~ 
 
 x> 
 
 Aftertliii<ilif>o ory who we were, the S/iim/o'.^ were/ The 5/>., 
 
 fiT nr" the 
 
 Trnd I* OV 
 f'W I tllCeoI 
 
 of Kmiincfll-s betwixt us ,is it" our two Nations haJ never | But tiic prcit iliiiif, «as, that the I'o|x- hail loinmaniUil 
 tailenoiit, ami we hn\ Ww all oi a piece, loth in oi.n them nit to n iJ.iil;; the ( hiirch fa\ r Orders toihecon- 
 Ci^'lai.d RelipirmslniereUs. I '[^"^l ' '"'■'■''"'''•'' '' 'I'*-' '^'k'iIkt li.ui not interpoli-J |,cr 
 
 They pronii^Vl a orei»er,t.) dilpatch I etters lo tluMa- , Authunts, 'tis likely eiv upli that tiufe (;Lod ChiMrcn ot" 
 Her lie Camp at Tc «.:/ , tVv his Orders to Trade with "s, ; I'ers iTni;lu lia\e lip al lileJ, and pone t. peiher l>y the tars 
 and earncHiv dclired m) (iay ill tlje return of the MeD'cii- j al o\.t lo hue a 'i oy as die -\;r,i.n .'j ..eie. Whereas the 
 pets i and when News .-amc that .iiofc Orders were airi-j "(..'c/; Iraa hardly iiii,e to look aboi t them, kti.re i he Ca- 
 sed at TWc, tlie CaptainCi.-ncral. and am ther (Jieat thdlieksi aine frtmirhe r"/7. , ./.r to dii\e thcinout ; they 
 Offieer, I'-nt word, They wou'd cmne ainiaid me the next liad no l\j| e of ilieir lidc, no imerell in the ivlothcrly 
 Day 10 do Bminefs. We n-adc ready to reieue ilKin.jCare aiu! Pmi ict'.on of lie CluMih; and ihereforcasa 
 andliy the iiPifec fdu' preatGiinSthonpiit verly the. had I Spunors and l^ailardly Rate, v.mv k; be cxpeli'd, and 
 been ewimnl! ; when we found that Ihiotinpto be tor the | not li n'u'd r<. Hare the In'xr.nnL. . I iliofe parts with htr 
 Airi-al of the Vailike Prinie of I'.Uc, who was eoii^e own I'unnii e Oti-lprinp. However, the 0;..i« (who va- 
 huiiic in Triuiiiph with tlie hhads ff a liendreJ i- i.,rcs, Ine iioi tl'e Ratihng of the Keys, the inarlinp of the Pope 
 aiiU amonpH them the Head of the Prince of iV/ ».;».■,; nor the Curfes of the Church ; that fear no .Storms but 
 whom we had carefs d .tt M-xh!/:)'. | ihofe at Sea, nor no LxconiMiunl aiion liut tlut from a 
 
 I'his Prince of lcrn.:te was call'd over to \;.f«V.i»/ by i pwid Tiade, were fomc time after that even with them • 
 the IM-i\ on purpole to keep the Country People from | workinptliemuUcs fo ctfediially into th.fe Iflands, that 
 fellinpiheir Closest.) lis ; and liie VutorLms who attended '■ all the Indeavomsof the S"/!)!i.mls haienot been able to 
 their Mot;onN m poir.p bi'ck , M-J lay in Ainbnlii for, remove ilieni lime. They' have Ports more or Ids upon 
 thi'iii , cnnti'iipiy drew diem into their Snares , and every one <( the lilands, and foiiie of them lironp and 
 makinp a f idden and frious Aifault upon tnciii, cut them Weil fiirnilli'd too ; \\, that now they feein to be lo well 
 all ort to the in mix r of 1 6o Men : The younp I'nnce I lix\l, that liiileli, the Choi th can drive them out by her 
 liiin;clf iindeiwer.t ihe Kate of War an-on(.'tt the telt. and j Praters, and ( thtrSpinti al Weapons, for all that appears 
 his Head wasbrouph' in a \crv triumphant manner, for a ihev are like lo (lav theie. ' 
 
 Prefem lo hsSiiter', Wife to the Conquerour, Prince of Of «l^l thtfe lilands, Mrci in: is the moll rich and fniit- 
 TiMe. f»l ff Cloves, ami yields in the Year of the great Monlbn 
 
 Beiidcstl'is, there were two o-her Royal Viilims which as they call it above ibocS.diars. ■WvYtf;- yields inoo • 
 fell at that turn', bv the rapinp .Sword of the Tr.fe>/.iw, the | T.,/«if 900 ; YJ^./'mm jcc; Mui...- < c- ; A;«« 50 ; Hrti'^, 
 younper HrMdier of ih.it Prince of rf;,,-^, and the King lc..).,», or f.iVi 'c, 3',. Thefe are the Proporrions, attord- 
 of(.»!/u The l'urci< ha-.C'Jien felt the ttJeiifs of the inp to the Accounts of the Inhabitants, one Year with ano- 
 
 re obli.a'd now to keep double Watch and Ward, pant Bounty, to make amends for her Sparingnefs at ano- 
 all the rcadinefs imaginable to withftanj an diertimt. 
 
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 .hv ,w.. 
 
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 tie 
 
 j . Ciru.i 
 
 .Sd. 
 
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 ?;] 
 
 
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 i 
 
 r,... 
 
 _ ' 
 
 Sf.in 
 
 
 iiir 
 
 
 t.lCi* 
 
 Force and Courage of tnis Prince, and 'twas but a little 
 before this, that he furpriz'd and to'-k one of their Men 
 of War, 
 
 We we 
 and lie in 
 
 Atlault, lia' inp this daring Prince fo near us : Befides the 
 Sfiniitrds incrcas'd their Forces, and fcein'd to be provi- 
 ding for foine attempt ; all which apptar'd very doubtful 
 and fiilpicious, an.! were Symptoms of fo ill and threat- 
 ning an AliH;A, tiiat I rclblv'd to prevent the Danger that 
 might foi.ivv, by a hidden Remove away from them. 'Tis 
 tiue,theP iiiCcot Ti./i'f piomifed a good parcel of Cloves, 
 if we Ua.d a little while longer ; but thofe Cloves might 
 poiTibly have coit us too dear ; and f .ch a Defpcrado' as 
 he, With the aifittante of the Sp.i>ii.i:rii, might have fold 
 ns 1 vti-v b?d Bat gain ; upon which fore we left him to 
 fe:l Ins Cloves to ether Chapmen, being re ibl ed to take 
 I one 1 poll thole "I crms. 
 
 It may n t l>c anifs here before we take our leave of 
 thife Ajo ...1.: ll'es, ti give foire .^(ci.unt of the Original 
 of the i-,.j";'.'.i'i Inteiid there, the hoituneot the Counirv 
 under it^ lev eral Mailers, and the Civil Cir. uinltanecsof 
 it, as to Trade and Cenunerce, at the time of our U'inp 
 there. 
 
 Ihe* ''i>'ii:ucxc, we know, vero the Mi F.uroper.m 
 that fonnii he way to thil'e Iilaii'is ; at leait, that open'd 
 a Corre p ndente with them: Whtn iliey caire hither, 
 thev foiii d a diead'ul NVar eommcned Ixtv^'cen the Kings 
 of Vi- ihvc and Ty-I'^ic. 'I hefe two Piintes had drawn 
 their Jwirds, and die whole Interelt of the M'luun's be- 
 ing divij'.'d 1-etwcen tlii.111, cither as their Subjects orCi n- 
 federatts a'l the otl.ei lilands were ijp in Anns, and lie- 
 came Secundum liielame Quarrel. The I'o tu^uc^^r, for 
 the better frtl'iip of ihemlelves, loyn'd thvnilclves to nei- 
 tlicr P.utv , bi t pretended to be Friends :o both ; apd eor- 
 f-ouently hiMiig ni) Work 1 pun dieir Hands, while the 
 ^.lhel^fo'lI!•h-, they kil t'l buid.np of Furs and Caftles 
 tipon b-ili die lilands of 'lnt..iic, ard J;.;.i. ;•. They left 
 ilie iwd K 11';- 10 d fp tc which il on'd be Mailer of ihe 
 others C'lvii 111 V ; an. i in the mean tine took care, that 
 lieilh •rofdie.o iho'.'d Ic lo, or rah.r to make liuth their 
 V.illars. B. ih.s nitai.s thev got the whoie C.ov.'-Tiadc 
 iiro tiuT hard- , ..ii^ ...o«../-'j were ablbhiieiy at dieir 
 Comniand an^' tnduied the Veke ot their doiiiineeriiig 
 PiAVer, t.il the Year 160V 
 
 But siii- 1 '.' I ■ who were i liar.ii'd w'.i Ii fui h a ProfpeCl 
 
 ' as t!ie ■>. I'lC ■ '.. ^ ie^iieiJ; then torik their Turn for a '1 altt 
 
 ■ of lliePfolir ami I'icaf. reot ihen, i.!rijveo u the /Vf";;.,-;;,' 
 
 ,,; v ira:n horee, and planted iheiv.L-ives m their room. R.n 
 
 the were .cane.y vveil-il-ared here, before the V.i.o.'i'.-r.// 
 
 lanie to delire them to remove, ai d by the fame law that 
 
 the. fjceee<i.:d the !',:;^:::^e. they for*,d dumfelves to 
 
 be tlK' Uutcu'i Sucv-eiu i>, 'n the enioyuienv of thcfc I- 
 
 lianils. 
 
 ther. Hverv Third Yiar is eunliderablv more fruitful 
 than the two f p goinc, and this is call'd 'the Year of the 
 great Monlon, \\hen Nature leldom fails by an cxtrava. 
 
 eeen. 
 ' fame. 
 
 forty four, and forty 
 
 The Dut;l' pretend a Contraift of perpetual Obligation 
 with the Natives for all their Cloves, at the Rate of fifty 
 Rials of Eight fn Bahar : As for our parts, we were wil- 
 hng to give lixty, in order ro the having a quick Lading ■ 
 and that iricrcale of the Price of to Rials in the Bahar! 
 made the People fo ready to furnilh us, that if the Uutih 
 had not perfedly fcar'd thein, ami kept ihem in by force, 
 I fliou'd have had my fiil! I adiiig in one Month's time. 
 
 Our Trade was molt'y by way of Barter with ihcm.and 
 that chiefly ol your Clo.hs of Cr.mu.tyrt, and Cercmindel. 
 1 lie Sorts rcquclt.d, and the Prices they went at, were as 
 follows : 
 
 The Candakcens of n • al-ie, for i\x Cattce-; of Clovcs.l 
 
 Ih-Candakeeiisi'apang, or Hat, at three Cattecs. 
 
 Selas, or linall baltas, I'evcii and eight. 
 
 Your Panthere Walayo, lixtee 
 
 Dragam Chere Malavo, the 
 
 Fine Callas, at twebe. 
 
 Courfe of that kind, eight. 
 
 lietellias, or Tantoulos red, 
 eight. 
 
 Sarallas-chere Mala) i;, furry eight and fifty. 
 
 Sarainpoiiri, thin) . 
 
 Chellos, Tapliels, ami Matafons, twenty and twenty 
 four. ' 
 
 White Calfas, or Tancoulos, fony and forty Ibur. 
 
 Droi'geritis, fine of rh.-.t kind, iwelve. 
 
 Courleof the lame, eight and ten. 
 
 Ponti Calklia, rcn. 
 
 Ball-i' hios, the titled, thirty. 
 
 Pan. bete Mala' o of two Fathoms, eight and ten. 
 
 Great l^v,, or long, foui Fathom, lixteen. 
 
 Parcailas w hite, twebe. 
 
 .Salalos Ytam, twelve and fourteen. 
 
 Tnrias and TappeTiirias at one and two. 
 
 P.-.tolas of two Fadionis, hfty and lixty. 
 
 Thole ot tuur and otit Fadu in, in like manner. 
 
 Rice goes here at the Rate of one Rial of Eight for 
 twenty eight Pound. 
 
 .Sagii, whiih is a Root they make their Bread of, and 
 is the ihiefelt Firtjd diii ugh the Co iiiry, is (bid in Bun- 
 ches ,ind ;s w irili mie toiirili of a Rial/'D iiuiich. 
 
 Ami to toneliule, all Velvets, Sattens, T.-iffat.i's, C/j/h,: 
 Stuffs and .Silks, are 111 very great requelt at theft I- 
 llands. 
 
 Having tfa id now fonie time a- 'T,dc,e to no purpole, 
 iaiidour longer llay theiv ieiig bkely 10 be atteiiaed w. h 
 
 more 
 
 
 «;,,-,,„, lie more Panil 
 
 
 ! 
 
 tailing in. 
 tie gcnd to 
 
 between 
 „ic 10 man. 
 adv.-.ii'ngf 
 ful, diar t'l 
 fpoil'd ar. ' 
 means pat: 
 goc'l PriC'.'. 
 
 .Sailing a 
 contmnaily 
 
 
 WHi'^ 
 
 'and villi) 
 
 
 rent li ve 
 
 
 'm' ' "" 
 
 large bay h 
 
 
 jP 
 
 bji prettv 1 
 
 
 w 
 
 Shial ha'f 
 
 
 :« 
 
 upm this 1 
 
 
 9 
 
 which we 
 
 
 M 
 
 were a vei 
 
 
 '« 
 
 Woodcocks 
 
 
 'M 
 
 and !a:-ge bi 
 
 
 M 
 
 of Cokcr-, 
 
 
 8 
 
 thfle I'ahr.it 
 
 
 ■m 
 
 IvvctT as an 
 
 
 M .-U: 
 
 nr.ght be w 
 
 
 j! 
 
 pl.i'ie, Ww- h 
 
 
 
 Supply I fa 
 
 we plcas'd t 
 
 'I ho' no 1 
 
 
 
 Tilt - 
 
 
 found the 1 
 
 1 : 1 1 ^. 
 
 
 Ho",lhold-tti 
 
 t'l'v.i'- 
 
 'i..f!-; 
 
 
 inhabited, a 
 
 1 » 
 
 by li<me Ca 
 
 
 
 wav horn tl 
 
 
 
 ■i his L) - 
 
 
 
 'B'.n.ici'ir: -. ; 
 
 
 
 the Variati'. 
 
 
 
 this plaie fo 
 
 
 
 c( our \ cy: 
 
 
 Ihnf- 
 
 Ha-, inf 1 , 
 
 
 in,.;'-< 
 
 the lilesD.j 
 
 
 t..„.'..'j;. 
 
 ■ They arc fii 
 
 
 
 btr, 'v;th I 
 
 
 
 each llland, 
 Weltwaid. 
 
 
 
 We h.'.d I 
 from tl'.el'c) 
 
 
 
 next Land r 
 
 
 ,v:.«. Illf. 
 
 „wasthegrea 
 
 
 iUfc'SJ 
 
 a prtrr ot th 
 
 
 
 Her foiiie r 
 
 
 l'}""i; 
 
 up to us w 
 
 
 f LTcr.bo 
 
 i ' 
 
 " we found f 
 
 Tn;C- 
 
 . \ 
 
 were about 
 
 n'0ii;"3 
 d.il i[ ■ 
 
 •^ 
 
 which ftooi 
 
 JU>.'>.i< 
 
 
 Oars of a li 
 
 . A:i;v,l 
 3 Iht Ring of, 
 
 th.' t..p of d 
 let into the: 
 an cxavfl p 
 Rower in tl 
 be. Belide 
 ours do litt 
 in the Boat 
 k'fs time tot 
 can pretend 
 to Vit.-.u.io ; 
 hoiieltly pel 
 the middle 
 
 Fur 01. r 
 board from 
 i.uiiui.iijaia Young Kin 
 Pariicitlais 
 came att.-r 
 which wht 
 in a very d 
 come up tt 
 
 They vv i 
 'ein,with a 
 their Bcdic 
 ( r Sandals 
 and their 1 
 w.is all tha 
 thev vvcari 
 ther Fcopl.: 
 Swords of 
 half aYaii 
 Weapon, a 
 ■)•/,. ';/fr.Sci 
 
 Tlicir ill 
 
 Til. r H,l 
 
 A. 
 
■yh^mTxXiII. Capi Sms at ¥ira,Xido : Hii Reception, &CC. 123 
 
 hUipplne lllands .k 
 .- at tlif Mcluun',, 
 : them, being not 
 •nil'. Religion, .inj 
 • witli :licrnfel\is : 
 I- h.iil coimnamlcd 
 Orders to ilie con- 
 not it«crpoli-d Ikt 
 
 gcod Children ot' 
 Rctlier by tlie tArs, 
 ere. M heiea'. the 
 m, lietureiheCa- 
 le thtmout ; they 
 
 in the Motherly 
 and ihereforcas ,x 
 
 be cxpeli'd, and 
 lofe paifi with htr 
 le D:..i.,) (who \y. 
 arlinpofthePope, 
 •ar no Storms Ini: 
 I but tlut from a 
 even with iheni ; 
 hie Iflands, tha' 
 enot been able to 
 more or lei's upun 
 
 tlicm llrong and 
 I'm to be lo well 
 : them out by her 
 >i' all that appears, 
 
 0(1 rich and fruit-T 
 the great Monlbn I 
 ■'•<lf;- yields k-^oojIj- 
 A-/('<irt 50 ; Br.rii-X 
 ipor.ions, attord- 
 le Year with ano- 
 'ly more tVuitt'id 
 .1 the Year (4" the 
 Is by an extrav a- 
 paringnefs at ano- 
 
 petual Obligation 
 
 the Rate of fifty 
 ins, we were wil- 
 : a quick Lading; 
 lials in thcBahar, 
 
 that if the Dutch 
 iliein in by force, 
 
 Month's time, 
 tcr withihcm,and 
 and Corcni-DiHel. 
 
 went at, were as 
 
 f „„ ,nc norc Pauper than Profir, we went on with our Voyncc, 
 .,/, culling I'l at iW'.''.' by the way ; where we found as lit- 
 t'e Kond to le done as at ;> l-rf. 
 
 between the D..^'' and the Spmu.-r.i', all thofe Iflands 
 uic w. managed, that they themfi'lves alone h.i.c the entire 
 ad\ anrai;? ot them ; th -y dev.)Ur all, and thi'n are f > I] iic- 
 ful \;,at\h, W!>'.'d rather chufe to fee the Commodities 
 fpoild ard conf.,".<.led, , as th- .Spice is now by their 
 n:cans iai'.ly/ than iutfer any others to take tlieni at a 
 good l'r;c'.'. 
 
 Sa.linK along fron^ T-'/m.'c, we had an EafteriyCurrcnt 
 cominuady, till we ca;Ti.- up with the great Illand t)o) ; 
 !■■'• ''^■'■'aiid .I'l about the Novtherii I'oirt of thai Illand. tho Cur- 
 rent l>i \cry Ur.nnly the faiiv.' way. \Vc found a very 
 l.-.ri;e bay here, where there's .Ancht.ring food enoueji, 
 b.ii piettv deep; ;indort''die N'.r;hLTn I'oir.i lies a gre.it 
 Jihial ha'f a League into the Sea. We found no People 
 u"in this lll.uid, 1 ut other Cre.atur^s in fiiv; plenty, 
 which we ha.l more occalion for at that time ; There 
 were a MTy larpe fort of Swine and IX-lt, Phcalants, 
 Woodcocks, ard '.. ood-pigcons, the latter -.ery plump, 
 and l.irgebcKl'.cd like Hens. It yields likewife good (lore 
 ot Cok'ers Per.a igs, Serie, .md Palmita's ; and the tops ot 
 thele Pa'.mita- i rees, drefs'd with Beef, are as good and 
 iV.tCi as any Cabbage in the World : And that lujthing 
 ni.ylit be wan'inp to our complete Refredimcnt a' this 
 il.ice, w.' had Water and Wtxid enough, not only for the 
 .*>uprlv 1 1 a preknt Ncccdity, but to make what Piovilioii 
 
 .Supply 1 1 a prclcnt iNcccility, t 
 we picas'd for fete re Wants. 
 1 ho' no Pcop'c appear'd, ye 
 
 »-«I.>.'J«> 
 
 'attecs of Cloves. Tn; C«r. ! 
 iree Cattees. '■^'^n.-, i 
 
 tour, and forty 
 fifty. 
 
 nty and twenty 
 I lorty four. 
 
 ight and ten. 
 ueen. 
 
 vo. 
 
 )• 
 
 manner. 
 
 ial of tight for 
 
 Bre.id of, and 
 , is fold in Bun- 
 I'linch. 
 
 atl'ata's, C'A/m,; 
 uell at ihefe I- 
 
 to no purpolc, 
 )e aiteiiaed w. h 
 
 
 
 A-[V,1 .! 
 IHfKxj; of 
 
 (' e appear il, yet upon enquiry allitire, we 
 fund the Run cs ot H'lufes, and certain old Pieces of 
 Ho'ilhold-ltutl"; lb tha. 'tis certain the Illand ha^l been 
 inhabited, as it \ery well del'crv'd to be, tho' the People, 
 by |i>me Calamity or other, were Jelfroy'd or driven a- 
 wav from their Habitations. 
 
 ih.s Uy is th-- North Eaft;rmoft Ifland of c:!ol'; or 
 B-f.'/.c '.'.■; ; thf Latitude here is i Oegr. ;;'; Min.N.and 
 the Variation 5 D^gr. 10 Min. liaHerlv. We rcfrelli'd at 
 this plai e for th,: better part of a Month, and then purfu- 
 e t our \'o)Sf.-; v- 3<'l"'->i- 
 
 nai mg [ ais' ', the fropick of Cniicc, we had fight of 
 the llles L», J ((■>" M'^jo', which lie along N. Li. and S.W. 
 '• They arc fuuHlaaiids, and a- leaft ten or eleven in num- 
 btr, n ;th I rnker Grouiiil and Breaches, reaching over to 
 each Illand, K) that wc cou'd difccrn no Palfage to the 
 Wellwaid. 
 
 We li.'.d ii:ht of various other Idands 'in our pafiape 
 from thel'c) wh'ch were wholly unknown to us ; init the 
 next Land rhat came in view, that we were certain of, 
 ,, was the great Illand S'tiio, to the Southward of jr.pnii, and 
 a parr of tha: F.mpire, call'd by the Inh.ibiiants .\/j//.vh.:. 
 Her fomc of the Nati^e^ that were abroad a Filhing came 
 up to us wi'h their Boats, in the Contrivance of which 
 '' we found time Curiolity worth o'r Oblervation. '1 hey 
 were about five Tun a piece Burthen, fitted with one Sail, 
 which ftood like that of a Skitf, and skuli'd with four 
 Oars of a fide : Their Oars relted lipi.n a P.ii f.ilbied on 
 thj t.,p of the Boat's fid.e, the Head of which Pin was lb 
 let in > the middle-part ot the Oar, that the Oar luing in 
 an ex.aet poize, giMUg il'-eivby much lefs trouble to the 
 Rower in the management of it, than othcruile i; uiuli: 
 be. Bcfi^les, the Rowers perform their Work Handing, as 
 ours do fitting, and l.) take up abiuKhintly the Ulsroom 
 il. the Belt ; .•'.nd as they t.ike up leis room, fo they do 
 hf, time too, for they row at a far fwifter rate than we 
 can pretend to. We a'/reed wiih fome of thelij to Pilot us 
 to i-:,.:ii.io ; uhich they vtry willingly aijree,! to, and as 
 honeltly perforin'd, br.iiging us fafe into the Road, before 
 the nv.eidle of this Mouth. 
 
 Loroi.r liill Welc( me hither, we had a Vilit a Shp- 
 board from Perfons of 1,0 lefs Ligure liian the Old and the 
 1 Young King of this Illand ut I'iir.ihio ; which isoneof the 
 Parviculaiscf the large Limpire of J-^.',: . The two Kings 
 caine attended with a great ll.ew 01' I'o.ats and (lallies, 
 which w hen they were near us, tell back, ar.il made way, 
 in a very elecent manner, for the two princip.-il Gallivs to 
 come up to the Ship. 
 
 Thcyuere both of themJrefs'd 'nSilkeu Covmis girt to 
 'em, with a fine Shirt,and a Paii of Flaxen Bre.cheinext to 
 their Bodies ; they had 1.0 Stockins on,bi,; a fort of Shcxe-s 
 ( r Sandals ; the f jrepart of their I leads \ ery clofe lha\ en. 
 ar.d their Hairbcliind long, and tied rp in a Knot, which 
 was all that p.art had cither for OrnauKiit or Defence, 
 thev wearing n!<thing of Hais, Caps, or Turba.its, as o- 
 ther Peopl.' 00. Ihe;. had e.ich of them two C.ittans (or 
 Suords of that Corntry) girt by their lides, the c ne ot 
 half a Yard, theotlura ouariirloiig ; a defpeiatekindof 
 Weapon, and nothing infenour to the linUan Crifes, or 
 '1'/.. '; Ih Scimitai-j. 
 Their manner of Salu;a::oii w.isthus: Firft tiicy pit olV 
 
 their Shoocs, then dapping their Right-hand within thcT'i'nijn.itr 
 
 I eft, they put them down towards ihcir Ki.ees, .ind fo in f *'''"'« 
 that Hooping polUire they waved their Bodies, lideling w-j'^^"" 
 and tro, incliiung this way and that way ahernately, and 
 
 all the while cr»ing out, A.yj; yl„J; which is a Word 
 ot Con.il'nient and Welccmean.ongft them. 
 
 'Ihey were very highly pleasd w.;h the Lutenainmcnt 
 we ga\ethem, and our y:-.,!; i)^ Midick iiuidc no fiii.ill 
 pa.t < f their Di' erlion .md Plcaf; re a .Shiplxjnrd ; ihcy 
 made uo fcrnple of prLUUling all the fcncouragcme-it and 
 Kindnels ih.at Country cou'd artoid us, ifiK'cially upon the 
 preienting of oui King's 1 etters, which tluyreceiv dwith 
 a wonderful Joy and Satisfadion. 1 his Letter the Fiing 
 wou'd not pieteud to tpcn, till he had lent for ^li.^c (as 
 he eali'd him) 10 interirei .t to him : 'Ihis yii,gc figrifics 
 
 II r Language a I'iM ; and the Leifn intended by it 
 V .0 other than Mr. .nl.u,:i, our Co.ntry-man, and 
 1 . erd, .".nd at this time a Man of no little Note and Sig- 
 luricaney in ;vt;i/. A Difpatch was feni away iminedi- 
 ate;y lor him ; as likewile to the Great Kmperour up in 
 the Coiintry, to give him Notice of our Arri.al andBu- 
 linel'>. 
 
 Ativrthefe two Great Perfonagcs h.id been with us, all The Nobili7 
 the I ords and Great Men came alx-a,-'! 1;, in ,1 full Body • "'"" "'"' 
 they came with luch a 'I'ram, that we K.ird.y knew where 'i™''„',''"'" 
 to bellow them ; the. made .-. p,-rfeit Crowd, and th-^rc 
 v^as Icarceaiiy llirrmg to and fro in the Ship, fjr Wi;ble- 
 men and their •\itendaii's. But ihey were 10 far from co- 
 ming to fpend upon, or Ix chargeable to us, th.it 'liey 
 broeght their own F-ntertainmenr along w;th them, (.at 
 Icaft as much as it was worth) eery Nob!c-m.in made his 
 Prelen., lome 111 VenifMi, ibmc in Wild-Fowl, others in 
 Fill:, Fruits, or li,methipg or other \cry acceptable and 
 .good. They mightily admired the Strudure and Contri- 
 vance of the Ship, view'd it in ali its pans, and furvev'd 
 it from one end to the other, with fo much Attention and 
 Curlofity, rhat we thought they wou'd never lia\ e had 
 enough of the light. 
 
 But wc had more troible with the ccminon People Mulcuudciof 
 who were GUI' next Vifitants, and quickly fuppl.cd the 1^7 '''l':;^ 
 place of the Lords, when once they were pone. There "" "■ ' 
 was no poffiblc keeping of them away, the Ship was fuch 
 a Wonder to them : And when we were as full as ever wc 
 coud ftand wedged by one another, the relt contented 
 themfclves with gazing upon the Ship out of their Boats ; 
 Ibme admired the Head, and fome the Stern, and < thcrs 
 the Tackling ; and at the fame time crowded fo thick a- 
 bout her, that flic cou'd no more itir for Boats, than we 
 cou'el that were in her for Swarms of People. In Ihort, I 
 belie\ e, if the Ship hail been big enough, the whole Na- 
 tion wou'd have come aboard at once;" and as it was, if 
 the King's Orders had not prevented them, they wou'd 
 ce.-tainly ha' c taken their I'urns all round the Country, 
 
 lie, as to give us a 
 
 and never left till every Bi dy liati feen it. 'Tis true, the 
 People were very civil, and far from (tfering any thing of 
 Rudenels or V lolence; they pretended to no more than a 
 little llarinj; and peeping about ; but that Curiohty of 
 theirs was lb unweatied, and grew fo troublefome to us, 
 that vye were forc'd to dcllre the Prefence of an OfTicerof 
 the King's, as well to previ iit any Dil'ordcr that might 
 happen in fuch a pnMuifaUiUS Multitude 
 ittle Rel'pite from thele tircfomc Vihts, 
 
 I can t but take Notice of an odd Millake, in a matter 
 of Dcvotif n, luade by lome of the .'.mwycGentlewomen, 
 whom I admitted into my Cabin. Thele were fomc whcn\ 
 the I'ovnr^ucjc 'jct'i.it. had been at work upon, and had rc- 
 ceiv'd from themjbn-.e little M.itters of ChrilHanity, about 
 as imich as the fayu-.g of a few Gibberilh Prayers, or the 
 cringing before ar Image or Pidure niieht come to. 
 
 The good Wo.uen I eing in the Cabin, chanc'd tocaftTheMiftike 
 their Eyes upon a PiAuie of Vcnm an,l Ce/?.'„' that hung t-r il-.c'f.'/^jn 
 there ; at which light ihey were immediately feiz'il with '-'"'''"'■■'• 
 a Fit ot Devotion and clapp'd upon their Knees without 
 ai.y moreailoe, f. uibling out all the Religion they h.ad 
 leaiii'd ol the Fathers; ar.d very zeaious they were in 
 the r ;^ddreHesto the t.vo modell lleities tlierc painted Iv- 
 fore them. The Bi.lineis w.is, iliey miltook this Pair for 
 ihe Blelled Virgin Mi^y ..r.d her Son, wht m the Jefuits 
 luid given them lb very (lender ai. Account cf, that they 
 knew no dittennce beiwcen them, and Cupid and Vmin. 
 A veryltiange thing, 'I',.; the Reveieud Planters of Chri- 
 llian.ty inthefe I'aris, which 11 ake two thirds of the Ke- 
 ligi( n they teaeh, to ctufill'iia Coiueni with Pictures, 
 lliou'd iloih.it Work lolleev'.lelly : That thev (fiou'd not 
 u.ake their C(nievf> perfed 111 fuih an 111 j ortant Point, 
 as knowing the Pidure of the Blcfi'ed Virgin, efpecially 
 In 111 that of a J«wd Strum) et, th.n'.s always drawn with 
 an Airof Li clftrl.s and hiin;ode('\, ar.d p'ainly d.ilcovers 
 her I'e'f at the si ilk Glance: "Lis to be f-Mr'.l, fueh f.ip.neji 
 ChrilHaiis a', tliif.', are ro rrofound Scholars in the Do- 
 R 1 drines 
 
 li 
 
Il 
 
 
 
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 124. 
 
 EngliOi Houje in Firando, ore. 
 
 w 
 
 ?1i 
 
 
 !1 
 
 
 
 i% 
 
 «i :ifi 
 
 jflrinesof Kdieion, when they han't Urarn'd the IntroJu- 
 dtory 1 clTon of Picb'res ; and ihat the Jcluits, that have 
 not fticwn them the dilfcrencc between Kchmi and the Vir- 
 gin A/,i>r, han't labour'd very hard at teaching them their 
 Cicccliifms. 
 Tht K^ng'i Quickly after the King came aboard again, and was fo 
 JkTsk.1l mconnplaifant and free, as to bring fome of hi-J Millrelles, 
 Mjfitk. and ladies of Plralure along with him : An Argument ot 
 the very great difference l>etvveen tl.e free, open, and jolly 
 Temitr ot thcfe j.ip'iiejr, and that lour, morofe, ard 
 K-aluus U.l'pofition, tnai prevails all over the Maimiia.n 
 world ; where the Women are cloillcr'd up in Seraglio's, 
 and live like fo many Prifoners of Srate, iiwilible to all 
 Human Eyes, except iliofe of a few liiiiuchs, and ther 
 Paramours. Thefe Ladies h.id all of them, \erv gi od 
 Complexions, comely and gr.uefulFe.nuir.s, and extream- 
 ly well Can i.ng'd ; a ni e judge of IVa. t^ might haic 
 faid, they were ilcfciitii e in Stature, and a lize too low, 
 and perhaps wanted Blufli in their lac'-s ; yet the rother 
 Graces excufed well enough their want of height ; and as 
 for Colour, they fetch'd inairdbncc from Art, atid paint- 
 ed thcnifelves, lince Nature had not done it. 
 
 Their Habit was Silken Gowns, girt dole about them ; 
 no Stockins, b<it a fi.rt of Buskins Iwund with a Kil^xitnl 
 about their Inftcp ; their Hair, which was vers black and 
 long, handfomely ticii up udlu the Crown of their Heads, 
 but no where fl.avcn as the M'-rs was. 
 
 They f\mg very hntiv, and play'd I'pon fcveral forts of 
 Inftrumcnts ; oneff whii h was very nu ch like oitI ute in 
 thefliapeof it.and fretted like th«'t,only longer in the Keck, 
 and had but fur Strings, which were not Wire neither, 
 l)ut Giit-flrit gs ; and then in the r I'lay they don't found 
 the Inftrumcnt with their Fingers,, but touch the Strings 
 with a little niece of h orv, .as we do when we play upon 
 a Cittern with a Qui 1. They have rhcir Songs for Vocal 
 M'ilick, and their 1 elf-ns for Inrtrumcntal, orderly pritk'd 
 down in their Mulick-Books, as we have; and thofc Books 
 have the Divilions of Lints and Spa. es for the leveral 
 Notes, much after the rate of ours, tho" what particular 
 and lefs material Differences there may be between the 
 Mulick of this Country, and ours, I can't pretend to 
 tell. 
 
 The King having invited us to come afliore, and fix 
 tipon a Houlc for the Entertainment of our felves and our 
 Goods, we went to do that piece of neceflary Bulinefs, as 
 alfo to pay a refpccJtful Vifit to the King himlelf, who had 
 made us lo many.and thatinfo familiar a manner ; bcfides, 
 we had the very good Errand of delivering a Prelcnt from 
 Co<ulliort our King to him, which vv-as of the Value of about 140 /. 
 KoVfirlw. "^ '^'^ wastaken with cxtream kindnefs, and a Noble Fcaft 
 ' ( after the Jap.vi manner) was made, to exprefs how Wel- 
 cemc the Bringei s of it w\ re. 
 
 They lit at Meat in the Ume polbtre that moft of the 
 Eaftcrn Nations do, crol's-legg'd, upon rich Ca'fcts and 
 Mats ; and I think the\ are as ^noA Drinkers as mnlt ot 
 the Eaftern Nations ti o, at lealt they'll do it when a H'.alth 
 iscall'd : The Old King, noiwi'hlhiiiding his /ige.trrn'd 
 r.ff his Cup (that held near a Quart) of Spirits dillilld 
 from Rice, every whit as llrong as owr ^ijur. Vlt.i\ and 
 this without ftopping till he came to the bottom ; and all 
 the 'i,ipoi:efi Lords there prefeiit did the tame ; and I my 
 felf, for Coiip.my, w.is obliged to do the like, it being a 
 Health to the K:rg r f Ei.gl.iiui. 
 I'll- Hav ing a HoiiTe now acrecd upon and provided tor us, 
 
 J'f*^^,'"'"wc brought part of our 1 ffeds allioie, and attended the 
 Went at H Beginnings of a Trade. At onr coining hither, we found 
 ttr/t : will Broad-Cloths of fifteen (r lixteen Pound a Cloth, to ' 
 Jilr« «ir f"'^' l^y the Out, / , in Hr.v.lo, at forty eight Rials of Eight, 
 Vtighi!,<-t. which is cip.hr Pound Sterling the Mart, th.it U-ing two 
 Yaids an. la quartpr: But we defiro'S to keq» up the 
 Price (f our Cloth, and finding the /x-.f.-/^ had good llore 
 of them, ( ame to tins Agri eirent wuh them, that we wou'd 
 of both I'.ies fet Ra-es up m the Ciorhs we had, and be 
 pi^iictiMl 111 not felling .11. y imder the Prices deteruun'd 
 by 115. 
 tllDMliPBof Butthey vcryeafi'y br. keihe Bonds ot this .Agreement, 
 jicf»..'.. and prcfently ihi^p'd t.ff great Q.iaiuities < t Cloths tor le- 
 veral Illands thereabouts, letting them at bale low Prices, 
 for the more fpeedy Vent ef their own, and glutting the 
 places Ut'orc ouri came. 
 
 Ymir Uiu.t uii Pep|vr iiigarMed, which coft at Butiun, 
 I J of a Ri.al of l-.i^ht p.v Sack, wa» worth here a: our 
 coming ten Ta\es the Pecul, wliKh is a hundred Cattees, 
 and makes alout 1 ju . Hh^ijh ; ai.d the Tau' ;s '; .'. Ster- 
 ling. A Rial of I:iglit in oidiiiar. Payment, goes bi.t for 
 feveii of iheir M.ilfes, which aiiv.ttnts to about j •. 6 <i. in 
 our Motley. 'I'n wnitatthirr 'asc^the Pevul, Me- 
 phan's Ti.etli at eight). Iron call Piece% lix. Powder at 
 twenty three. Aloes Succotriiia at lix Tayes the Caitiee, 
 I'l/wling-p'evis at twenty Taycs a-picce, Callicoes, and 
 
 your Corm.itM and Gii:;urat Commodities, at uncertain 
 Prices a^ they were in goodnefs. 
 
 .^t the llle M'fiunn (or Xinn) there fccm'd to he a good 
 \ ent for moft ct the Commodities we generally bring in- 
 to tnele parts ; tho' twas not lo much upon our own Ex- 
 perieiice, as that of the Dutch, we came to underltand 
 thili Eorihc* did all they cou'd to conceal the Trade at 
 that place trom us, and wtwW not be known to have fold 
 a Penni-Wiirth of Goods there : But we had Notice, that 
 they did not only make a good Market there, but rct'urnd 
 a lo gooii itore of Bars of Siher ; whith they cndcavour'd 
 to keep as lecret as they con'd. And they were pleas'd 
 too, to ufe that cunning Fetch in thefe parts, which they 
 ha c done in l.ver.al other pans of the World, for their 
 own ad\ aiitagc, but not at all to ours ; and that is, to call 
 tlienv.eives Iji^ fi-mcn ; expecting more Kefped, and 
 better! teatment abroad under thatKame, thanotherwife 
 as !)iri. - n.ii they cou'il t er pretend to. 
 
 N( w 'tis (kid, that any IV.^ple ihou'd behave thcmfrhes 
 lo, as to be alliam'd of o\. p'ii>, their own Country, lead 
 It Ihoiid be faid that Counti y, Ms a Pack of Knaves ; 
 but lis muchworle, th.it anot.. "CoUi.ti, (houd be Ibg- 
 matizd, and lie undi.r a Difrcputai.. -^ t'"- i', ri-nt i).,t:ir 
 "w. Ihou'd do difcon iiendable things, M\ii' Eiizi,'ll-:iu-n 
 bear all the blame. 
 
 Bit the l-.,iiii:jh Name .'-islieen much more fullied andT^-'-w 
 blacken d by the fcandalovs 1' •pnsrf 'hWctiigucJe jc'^^ ,"-■ 
 fiiits ; the jafcnrfc knew us long before we came hither JS'i^?;, 
 L'l't twas as a parcel ot Pyrates and Rovers, that lived on-Jf*" 
 Is upon the Spoil of other People, and were the Plagues 
 of all the .Seas in that part of the World. And they had 
 inlincated this Notion fo far into the Japot.'f/-, that they 
 had made a Song of us to that purpole, the finging of 
 vvliich thiy uled to accompany with levernl Adicns and 
 Gcftuies, Ihewing how we feizc and plunder the Sp.mifh 
 Ships. And thus tinging and .acting the Z-;./!;/-)?.', they usd 
 to Icare their froward brawling 'Children out of their j 
 
 ncilc .ind tronblefomi efs, and nakc them quiet ; )ull as I 
 
 the F.nich did theirs, with the i ame of the Lord TrMot- ' 
 
 and the Turlis theirs, with that of Sc.jnderbrg. ' 
 
 But when we came upon the Spot, the Jupme/i figni- 
 fied by all the Particulars of their molt obliging Carriage 
 to us, that we had been unfairly, and very difproponio- 
 "ajly reprefemcd to them j that the Jcfuits had given them 
 a falfc Pourtraidure of us, and that their Picture was as 
 much unlike the Original it felf, as the Pitfture of ^enm 
 to that of the Virgin Mnry. 
 
 The Laws of this Country are horribly ftrict and feverc 
 in many Particulars, and Offeuders are nowhere trea'ed Cj(t3a ■ 
 with more Bitterncfs and Rigour than in J^fidti. Duelling (""'^H 
 is here an unpardonable Crime, whether in the Natives- '"'f "" 
 or Foreigners that ftay here but for a time ; the Laws will '°,,^? 
 take hold ot all of them alike : And the j.ipo,iclc- will not E«ft-jr, 
 allow the Stain of any Bloodilied in that manner to lie up- 
 on their CoiMitry, Nay, if a Man docs but dr.iw a Wea- 
 pon in Anger upon anothe., the Cattans are prefcntiy at 
 work upon h;ni, and he is 1 ut in pieces without any'tar- 
 ther Ceremony, tho' he has done no harm, nor given no 
 Wound to him he threatned t But if any Milchief be- 
 done, not only the Aggrelfor himfelf, but all his Family 
 are involved in the Punithmcnt, and -he Law (which I 
 cnnfil's is barl arous) cxercifes the fame Severity upon 
 them, as on him. 
 
 To fte.il a Slave from another Perfon, is Death without 
 Mercy a!fo : Or if the thing wrongfully laketi from ano- 
 ther, Ik- of ever lb trifling a nature, if tJie Fact be clearly 
 proved, there's no Reprieve, not Mitigation of the Sen- 
 tence of the Law, as far as I can find. 
 
 Their folemn Executions are perform'd with ihcfc Cere- 
 monies following : 
 
 In the firft place marches a Man with a Pickaxe, who is 
 foUow'd by another with a Shovel, to dig the Grave of 
 the Malefadtor, (if at leaft that Favour be pcrinitted him, 
 • in the Cafe of tonic Crimes it is not) next to thele comes 
 
 Perlon carrying a fmall Table, upon which the Offence 
 toi which the Patty dies is writtcn,and cxpos'd to the view 
 of all ; then follows titc Criminal himfelf, havinghisHands 
 bound lehind him.and unto him is faftned a for. of a little 
 Banner, upon which his Offence is likuw ile written ; the 
 Executioner brings up the Rear, with his Murdering Wea- 
 pon by his tide, holding in his Hand the end of the Cord 
 with which the condemned Man is bound, and on each 
 tide of him walks a Soldier, rtlling his Pike on the Shoul- 
 der ot him that is to die, to prevent his attempting to make 
 anefcape tVoin Jullice. 
 
 And ill this manner 1 law one led to Execution, who at 
 the lair.e time canicd it with lucli an Air of Courage, ap- 
 pear'd lb a! Ibliuely intrepid, and above all the Horror of 
 his Circumltanot, that I ihou'd liardlv have thought ; had 
 I not Iccn it; that Human Nattrc cou'd ever have arriv'd 
 
 ti; 
 
 :hap. XX 
 
 to that del 
 
 whith .ire (< 
 
 , ro,i Btit nrtv 
 
 rHoimii.l- fome cafes, 
 
 |„wJ m p- 1-f,i(.(- mud 
 
 R.,...!... andhaieth 
 two or three 
 Soul togeth 
 upon Wenct 
 They have a 
 Bufincfs and 
 nilhing thol 
 has fiich a It 
 moft part w 
 made them ( 
 down the fc 
 'tis left to h 
 but after he 
 mav ; but if 
 nude, he ce 
 dil')»as'd for a 
 
 ; to do to confi 
 
 likes him or 
 allthediffici 
 
 ^Ttufcpul" PaiideF, whi 
 
 !fjf',l,/rXIf!'"l'-'»'«^tNob 
 
 .<jii»ir.«if for thefe lcw( 
 
 aiiot.. upon the Roa 
 
 j U-rof Went 
 
 inolt open mi 
 
 a common I 
 
 matter in the 
 
 ■ , , r But the Pa 
 
 nb.Hilic live.areot all 
 
 *.Jjixi,« are dead ; th 
 
 Jj',;'»^'''"-asthcvilcftc 
 
 the Streets an 
 
 filth and mire 
 
 Fields. Aph 
 
 ployment fear 
 
 by their lewd 
 
 courfe. 
 
 HKKtajo' '"fhisMor 
 
 «.rti invitj- Ifland came t( 
 
 lion of ilK It was the Kii 
 
 ^'' and our Ship, 
 
 which he did 
 
 invited us toe 
 
 mis'dusas kii 
 
 But it was 
 
 fefctilie .greater Prince 
 
 Court felf; aComiti 
 
 •*"<•/•■ in order to w 
 
 were to be m: 
 
 alx)Ut him. 1 
 
 Gaily, and al 
 
 part of my C 
 
 of the Houfc 
 
 ing along witl 
 
 \\ent we had 
 
 Mr Adamu w 
 
 to the old Kin 
 
 couragement 
 
 fame Cbaradl 
 
 of Mouth, t 
 
 t/itn. 
 
 Having fei 
 
 Fm«ta Ifiands, them 
 
 jtaiciiy. and had fair' 
 
 that we put ir 
 
 table place, 
 
 very wellbuili 
 
 fee from one < 
 
 „ . , Stone Cartic, 
 
 .r.vn..ll lU '" *'■''>' F°0" ■■ 
 
 Jjf.ii... forOnlnaficci 
 fincc there wa 
 Militaty Fun 
 out. 
 
 Al! along th 
 men that liv 'd 
 
 *^''~ "''•• petting their 1 
 very great Art 
 and 'twas nc XI 
 for what they t 
 dive for, and i 
 would do wit 
 weie very eat 
 nualdning thi 
 
:hap. XXIII. Capt. SsLTis goes to the Emperor of J3Lpin, 6cc. 125 
 
 •tils' '"Hi'; ■ f' 
 
 :s, at uncertain 
 
 j'li to lie a good 
 icrally bring in- 
 in our own Ex- 
 to nmlcrltand 
 il tiic Trade at 
 ivn to have fold 
 ad Notice, that 
 re, but return d 
 cy endcavoiir'd 
 :y were pKas'd 
 rts, wliiin tlicy 
 I'orid, for their 
 J that is to call 
 : RcfpeCt, and 
 ', thanochcrwife 
 
 have themfeb cs 
 
 Country, lead 
 ick of Knaves ; 
 
 fhoud be itig- 
 
 - i', rlifit D:,t:l/' 
 nd Eiigujl-imn 
 
 lore fullicd and^'"°'w 
 
 ve came luthcr ; *c £,;?„ 
 s, that bvcd 011-7''" 
 'ere tlie Plagues 
 /^nd they had 
 wnejr, that they 
 ', the finging of 
 ral Actions and j 
 
 ulcr the Sp.tnifh 
 "fjifl', tlicy usd 
 ;n out of their 
 n quiet ; )ulk as 
 lie Lord 'Ir.Wot; 
 
 le Jitpmefe figni- 
 jliging Carriage 
 M-y difproponio- 
 had given them 
 • Picture was as 
 'idlure of Venui 
 
 ftri A and fcverc 
 ) where treated QAya-. 
 '.fiiri. Duelling l"""'^-i 
 i-intheNauvcs.i'Ji;';';, 
 
 ; the Laws will ncri::^ 
 
 'Apoticlf will rot KiK-jt 
 
 anncr to lie up- 
 
 ilraw a NVea- 
 
 are picicntiy at 
 
 ithout any far- 
 
 I, nor piveii no 
 
 ny Milchief be 
 
 all his Family 
 
 Law (which 1 
 
 Severity upon 
 
 s Death without 
 
 akcn from ano- 
 
 Fact be clearly 
 ticii of the Sen- 
 
 with ihcfc Ccre- 
 
 Pickaxc, who is 
 
 ip the Grave (jf 
 
 permitted him, 
 xt to thefe comes 
 hich the Otfence 
 los'd to the view 
 lavinghisHaiidb 
 a fori of a little 
 ife written ; the 
 VlurderingWea- 
 nd of the Cord 
 |id, and on each 
 
 ke ontheShoul- 
 
 mpting tomake 
 
 :enition, who at 
 
 <it Courage, aj.'- 
 
 11 the Hoirorof 
 
 c thought had 
 
 ver hav c arri\ d 
 
 tu 
 
 Ifjn.^ni their ^ 
 r.it. Ill- 
 
 :||1BCI 
 
 dert. 
 
 VxRing ' 
 
 to that dcrrec of Triumph over the Fears of Death, 
 whif h arc fo natural to it. 
 „„,.„„ But notwithftanding the Rigour of the Jupmrfe in 
 ivi'imii.l- fome cafes, they are loofe and (lack enough in others; a 
 luw'din yj--j-(,|cf mult die, but a Whore or a Bawd may live, 
 ' ' and haic the Law of their (idc : A Man mult not (teal 
 twoor [hreehandfulsof Rice, tho' it lie to keep Life and 
 Soid together ; but a Man may throw away his Ellate 
 upon Wenches, and mine his Family at a naughty Houfc. 
 They have a great number of Men amonglt them, whnfc 
 Fulincfs and ProfelTion is nothing but pandering and fur- 
 niftiing thofe that want Whores. Every one < f thefe 
 has fiich a Itock of Women of his own, bought for the 
 mod part with his Money, and according as Nature ha<; 
 made them liner or courfer, fo he rates them, and puts 
 down the fcveral Prices at whiih thev lliall be let out ; 
 'trs left to his own difcretion to feitiL this Point at tirll, 
 but after he has once fet his Price lie can't raife it, fall it he 
 mav ; but if heotKis tocxaCt any more, upon complaint 
 made, he certainly dies for it. Now wh-'n .iny Man is 
 dilpos'd for an Entertainment of this kind, he has nothing 
 to do to conlult ihe Inclination of the Female, whether die 
 likes him or no, much lei's to make any Bargain with her ; 
 ; nil the diffiiidry lies in fettling the Price with the Mailer 
 
 .JTlKfcP'J" Paiidet, whi' h once done the Women are obliged to fiil- 
 |ta wmoi (ji [Ijj. Conditions of the Agreement. .'Viid at tins rate the 
 ,^'jJ'j'j'*,',["jgre.ateftNoble-Dien in ?''/''''' iriake no fcruplc of fending 
 4tw ir.«ii7 for thefe Icwil Fellows to their publick Inns when they arc 
 upn the Road, and agreeing with them for fuch a num- 
 lierof Wenfhcsas they have amind to, and that in the 
 molt open manner in the World, as if they were dri\ir.g 
 a common bargain, or treating of the irolt innocent 
 m.ittcr inthc way of Trade. 
 t , . But the Panders tho' in lo very great rcqueft while they 
 rtiCc c?" ii^e.are of all men usd with the molt contempt after they 
 i.a »ixi.« are dead ; they arc not allow'd Burial like other Men.but 
 jf 'I*-' *■'•'" as the \ ileft creatures in the World, are tirit dragg'd about 
 the itreets and thro' every Kennel, and then loaded with 
 (iltli and mire, are left to rot upon fome Dunghill in the 
 Fields. A plain intimation that the Jnpotiefe think the Em- 
 ployment fcandalous and odious, and yet they fupport it 
 by their lewd Praiitices, without which it would fall of| 
 courfc. I 
 
 In this Month a certain peny King of a neighbouring I 
 cir.rinviH- Ifland came to Firando upon the fame of our being there : 
 lion of ihe jj wj, ti,e King of Goto, who hearing the news of us 
 ^'' ■ and our Ship, came with an carneft uefire to fee both, 
 which he did to his very gre.it Satisfadlion, and heartily 
 invited us tocomc and Trade at his Ifland, where he pro- 
 mis'dusas kind a Welcome as we had at fimndo. 
 
 But it was now time for us to g» and wait upon a far 
 greater Prince, even the mighty Emperour of Jttpan him- 
 iclf; a Command was come for our Journey to Court, 
 in order to which we prcpai'd the fcveral Prcfcnts that 
 were to be made to the Emperour and the great Pcrfons 
 alxwt him. The old King of Firando furnilh'd us with a 
 Gaily, and all things necelfary fir our Paffage ; the Ml 
 part of my Company was left there to inlpcdl the Affairs 
 of the Houfc and Ship in our abfence, fome few only go- 
 ing along with me to this Grand Audience. Before we 
 went we had the Comfort of feeing our Country Man 
 Mr /!d,tmi, who was come to interpret nui King's Letters 
 to the old King of Firando : He ftill gave us the fame En- 
 couragement concerning a Trade in this Country, and the 
 fame Cbaradlcr of it's pood difpolition thereto by word 
 of Mouth, that he did by his Letters fend to Bltu- 
 titm. 
 
 Having fet fail from Fhmdo, we pafs'd by divers 
 Iflands, the moft part of which were very well Inhabited, 
 and had fair Towns upon them; but the firft of note 
 that we put in at was Fuccitte, a very large and conlidc- 
 rable place, not much Icfs than i.om/nn within theW.ills, 
 very weilbuilt, and fo even and uniform, that one might 
 fee from one end of a Street to another. It has a ftrong 
 Stone Caftic, a good Ditch and a Draw-Bridge, all kept 
 f*^,,^'''fi', in very good rep.iir, but no Souldiers nor Ordnance : As 
 J'lm.i. forOrdnaficcindecdl did not fomuch wondertofind none, 
 fiiicc there was no fuch thing at Fir.indo, and 'tis a fort of 
 Military Furniture that the JapoiieJ'e are wholly with- 
 out. 
 
 Allalong this Coaft and foup toO^fcrt, wefound Wo- 
 men that liv'd withthcir whole Families upon the Water, 
 *'""'''■ petting their li\ely!ioo<l by Filhing, at which they were 
 very prc.1t Artills. But ihey had two Strings to their Bow, 
 .ind twnsntxt to iiiipollible for the Filh to efcape them; 
 for V. hat they mili'd wiihtheir Lines and Nets they would 
 dive for, and catch that way without fail ; and this they 
 would do with cafe to the depth of SFathom. Thefe Women 
 wete very ealie to be known from all others, for by conti- 
 nual dn ing their Eyes were Itrangely alter'd, and look'd 
 
 .Cofurihe 
 
 CoLin, 
 
 gteii City. 
 
 as red as Blood ; and by this Token the diving Women 
 arc diltinguilh'd in J^pan. 
 
 When we hadpasf'dthe .Strcights of Xertiin^.re>jiir, the or 
 next Town of note we came to was Ufac.i, nothing infc- r'l'n mT, 
 nour to the foniier in Compafs and Dimcnlions .lod one ''" <■■•" 
 of the Principal Sea-Ports of the Empire. Th.-rc's a 
 River come< up to it as wide as the Xmm-s, and feveral 
 very fine Timber Bridges laid over it ; it has a Caltls 
 very extraordinary tor bignefs and Itr.npth, with very 
 deep Trenches about it, and feveral Diaw-Bridgcs arti- 
 hciallvmade, and Gate's la finmgly plated with Iron, as^'iV'"'* 
 may feem to bid defiance to any b.ittery in the World. "' 
 Ihe whole building of the Ciltle is of Frec-St me, and 
 the Walls are of the fame, bu: .i matter of fe\ en Yards 
 thick, and put tocether without any ihing of Moirar er 
 Cement, the Ston.s being fo nicely mt as to lie perfectly 
 clofc together, and need no other binding only if there 
 happenstobea\oid Ipaceaiiy where, tliev throw a little 
 Earth in to fill up the crevice, ami that's all they do ' 
 lis regularly contrived, Itrengthnrd with KuKvaiks and 
 Battlements, with g<,od (lore of loop holes for fmall Shot 
 and Arrows, and various P.iflages for the tin owing out of 
 Stones upon tholi.' that Ihould come to attempt ir. And 
 one would ealily Ivlievc it to b>; a mighty ftiong and fc- 
 cure building, without having a particular Account of it 
 when one hears what ufe the Emperor puts it to, and of 
 wh.it importance the Jewel is here kept in fafc Cultqdy 
 In (hort hcrclixfS ( lock'd up in this Caltle the true and 
 penuin Heir of the Empire of Japm ; here I fay he lives 
 but fo happy as to be ignorant of his real Quality, l<ights| 
 and Jult Pretenfions, tho' at the fame time lb unfortunate 
 .IS to lie excluded from all. The truth of the matter is ■^^'^'' '""I' "J 
 The prefent Emperor is an Ufurper, and ftcpt into the/lXnn 
 Ihronein away not only contrary to the Laws of that "A'^'ftl*. 
 Kingdom, but the more facred ones of eternal Juftice and 
 Reafon. Iheold Emperor Father to the Prince (at our 
 lieing there a Pritoner in the Caltle of 0/.ic,«) when he 
 died left -his Son, then an Infant, to the Careand Tuition 
 of four principal Noble-men, whereof Ogolh-J.mmn the 
 prelent Emperor was One and Chief. The other three 
 Govemours, Men of intrigue and '1 Principles, .md fon- 
 dei by far of flattering their own Pride and Ambirion, 
 than;:'rchargingtheDuties of* facred Truft committed 
 to them; made Pretentious to the Sovereignty, and put in 
 for the Crown themfclvcs. In oppolition to whom, as 
 alfo to aflert the Rights of the Royal Pupill, Oyf):rj:„HmK 
 took up Arms, and having entirely routed the" other Pre^ 
 tenders, had the fupreme Power, fuddcnlv clap'd all into 
 his own Hands. And now f perhaps not thinking of any 
 fuch thing before the charming Oppi rtunity told him he 
 had e'en as good be Emperor himfelf; all hi< Competi- 
 tors were remov'd out of thewav, the true Heir was in- 
 capable of undcrftandingandrcdrefring his cafe, all the 
 Power was his own, and he wanted only the name of an 
 Emperor, which was fo very linall arhing that he refolved 
 not to be \^ iihout that any longer. The" \oung Prince he 
 kept al\^a\ ~ .ilxwt him, and iti pcrfei5l Ignorance of him- 
 felt and his relation to the Crown, fuffeiiii!; him to know 
 no other but that he is his Son ; all that are' aliout him lie- 
 ing luch as the prcfcnt Emperor has brought up from their 
 Cradles, and fo not able togi^e him any better infomia- 
 r'on. And to make all lure when he was grown m Yeare, 
 I married him to his own Daughter, and foconfin'dthem' 
 to the Caltle of 0/,i,vr, where they live like the Children 
 ot an Emperor, as to all points of State and Grandeur 
 only Lilx;rty, that fweetens all the rell, civil policy is 
 pleas'd to deny them. 
 
 OveragainflO/rfM, on the other fide of the Ri\cr, lies Sj-j; 
 another great Town cil\\\ Sr.cy, a place of \ery great 
 1 rade for all the Ifles thereabouts. 
 
 At FK/fc/m/ to which we came next, wefound aGarri- 
 fonof jooo Souldiers appointed for the keeping fome of''"''''"'* 
 thofe parts in good order; ihisGarri'.bn is Ihifted every 
 three Year, and the change happening when we cainc thi- 
 ther, we had the advantage of feeing fomething of the 
 Rules of their Millitary Difclpline. 1 hey generally 
 march no more than five a Brealt, 'id to every ten Files tI ■ nf 
 there's anOffi.cr deputed, whorcgulates the March, and pi'i-e oCtiV 
 keeps all in pertc.'i Order. Their difpolit on according Jt'"fi- 
 to the quality ot their Arms is thv.. Fiiit of all iraich 
 their Shot, that is Calievers. for Muskets they have none 
 •icither will they ufe any ; then follow Pikes, then Cnt- 
 tans and Targets, Bows and Arrows, Wapgadalhes or 
 Hooks, and l.iltly Calievers again clofe the March • and 
 amonglt all thefe they ha' e no Colours, Drums, Iruinpcts 
 noranylortof Warlick Miilkk. ' 
 
 The r Companies conlilt of uncertain NumbciN, from 
 150, to 5to, Ifti in themidit of every Company, they 
 have Iparc llorl"e» led along, very no'.)ly trarud a'.n'j fur- 
 nilh'd. 
 
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126 
 
 iapt. i^aris'j" /itidieme oj the tmperor, &c. 
 
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 Tliu C.ipt lin lOir .-s!aft of ;i'! on Horkb:u k, but liJirg 
 in i'mli .1 ("'fli'.r ■ ;i w .•u'l' !<• tur lutit ;i Mniimcl-ank, ur 
 .1 Markct-i'.a", thin a Con r.i.ir.ilcr of Soklicrs : Hi'. HiJ, 
 ami all liis N'lvcif r\r', arc j atk'il u;i upon lis own H' rfc, 
 ami oici- tlici" i-; (yicnJ. j i\'d C- .'».,: Filt for a C'ai.tIiih ; 
 ami foth.' Cn^'Min nts iiioiniiLvl I'p a li.pli upon hi'- l'aii<, 
 Wirli his I cfs i;p(iii the Ho f s Ncik, nuuli aiurr tlu' raic 
 that 01^ r Ui.ircr- Women lit i [on thiii P.inicrs, anJ trily 
 a^h.invlfoinc \. 
 
 As in the pi'ts of th.' fa}v,i.' Tioi:p, or Company, t'v.fc 
 Flics tl'.at r'.arih rv-::t ilu' C.ipta ii, aro niciv pompoiN in 
 thi'if I i\rniri'rc thaiuholcha'. arc leniotci' ; fo us in whole 
 Toil pi, thofc that I ore nc.'.r^-.t the (I'-MKiai, who i^ lall 
 of .i|!, arc mrch ivoie lo' el', accoi tred than thofc that 
 w.ii' I'cforc : 1 he (^lo- of tJK' .' r.iiv links and tails by 
 c.nial (lips, from thai pan where the Cieneral is, atul 
 V. here it Ihircs w iih the liricli!. It 1 nitre : A j'poj li.nt f r 
 the(ie"'-ral I'V the way, and ir.ay f-rvt to put him in 
 mind, tha- he oi ph' to Iv indccii •hcG|..r.' of the Army ; 
 and to aufwerlns ChavaClcrand Tr/tt, ll'.ou'd outlhinoa!) 
 the ictt in Military Vertties as nai.h as he does in viliUlc 
 I'omp and Srl-'iidoiir. 
 
 'Ihc .•,•'.■•/■ Hi,rfc:i are n. i ;'r..!t ami tall, hut of the 
 (izc of our r.iidd!'ni» Nacs f cid I leaded, and cxtrcainly 
 mettle'.ome, aid in my l-lpinion farUnond \oaT S.'.mjh 
 Gcnncts, l-n:li :n i'.atdy Car.'.ai'c ad Srom.ich too. 
 ""'' Their S Id.cvs ohii.r' e \ er ("i od C'riicrs upon the R( ad, 
 and are (■> cxadiv gmern'd, tha- they arc a* welcome at 
 the l'iili!;ek 11 .iifc> a^ an, (nici.s wha-.loc\er : No Man 
 is ;n the Icalt d.ltur' "d, or ddcoiraiioded by ihcm, they 
 take what tlicy tind, as oher People do, and pay foi'i, 
 without any quarreliing. The Koadsaic \ery well Itock'd 
 with lloi.Ucs of tntcna lauciit ; and when there are Sol- 
 dicrs I'prn the March, they provide Vultiials ready for 
 them, fo that they have at an mltant's wnriiinp what thev 
 want, and that ar ver. cheap Rates, a Dinner of pood 
 wholcloir.e Food, and enough, trum Two Shillings diAvn- 
 ward to a Penny. 
 ilicDitiin 'IhcDict generally ufed through the Country, is Rice 
 Jjf.n. of divers forts, (the white being counted the belt ;) F.ih, 
 
 frcfl. and faked ; Herbs, Raliliics, Pcans, Ui , Teal, 
 Phcafant, Partridge, Quail, and Hens: Of Bcalts iliey 
 h.avc all forts of Uccr, Wild Boars, Goats, and K nc : 
 Cliecfe alfo in great plenty, but Butter they make none, 
 neither will they cat any Milk, becaul'e they citccm it as 
 the Blood of the Annual ; and for what Rcafjn I know 
 not, they wiil not touch a bit of any tame Bealt, tho' 
 they ha\ e them in .abundance. 
 
 1 heir Wheat o;:ght not to be firgotten, whiih is as 
 plump and pood a any our Nation can ihew, bi t all of 
 the red Coloi r. We did, in oi,r Travels in the Country, 
 buy Rice at a Haif penny perPornd ; Hens and I'hcalanis 
 the belt and fattelt, for Three-pence a piece ; Pigs very 
 large, tcr a Shilling ; a lat Hog for bive Shillings; anood 
 Beef at Sixteen Shillings ; and a (ioiit at Three Shil- 
 lings. 
 
 1 he Drinks in reqi'cft in the Country, are only the 
 Spirits diltilled from Rice, \cry (Irong, and of the Colour 
 of Canaty, and comn-on Water, which is all in all amongll 
 the poorer furt of People, that can't ivach to the Price 
 of the other 1 iqiv r : i hci always drink their Water 
 warm, and fay, that tis good to kill the Worms in the 
 Maw ; which I ll.ouici be very ready to believe, provided 
 they put good llovc of Sa t in it. 
 
 Our Motions beuig dircv^tid to Sii^.iiyi, where the Hm- 
 
 perorthen kept his Coert ; bv the latterend of this Month 
 
 we Itad gi>n'' as far as our Way lay by Water ; and now 
 
 being to finilh the remainder of our ]o. rney by Land, we 
 
 were furnilh'd with Horfcs and all Conveniencics for that 
 
 purpofc at the Emperor's Charge. I had alfo a Palankin, 
 
 or oric of th^ir Sedans, ,irovided for mc ; and a frelli Uip- 
 
 ply of Men dr.awn out ot every pkice fuccelfively, for ilie 
 
 Office of carrying mc therein, when I was tired of my 
 
 Horl'e, and for the grca'cr .State, a Slav e appoinred to run 
 
 with a Pike before the Palankin : The King's Harbingers 
 
 alio went before, and took up our 1 edgings upon the 
 
 Road. 
 
 simmttr. 1 his part of the Journey was very picafant and calic ; the 
 
 Tti.:c;oodnif<>y.iy for [he molt part w.as exceeding evi n and pian, and 
 
 °J,'J^'i"V''\vhere-cvcrtheie wasan; .-ugi'cd ii-.oiinjiiiors Ground, a 
 
 fwr-nd n.e fmooth Icvcl pallhgc was ciit through it. This Road (which 
 
 Curv<r.i-T,. is ihc gtvat oi.c (t :ii! this part of tiic Country ) is all along 
 
 ""•good Sand and Gravel ; 'tis divided infi.eagiics f.r the 
 
 Leiictlt of l ravcllcrs, and at every Leagvies end, are 
 
 two fmall Hills rais'd ot either fide one, and upon each ol 
 
 them a fair P.ne-Ticc planted ; the Uelign of which 
 
 Marks, is to make Travellers competent judges of the 
 
 length of their own joerney-, that lo tliA may not In- a- 
 
 bus'd by the H.ac'<ny-men, and thof.' that let out Horfcs, 
 
 and pay for a greater number of Miles than they have 
 
 rode. 
 
 JR; 
 
 All along the Road, yoi. meet witl. .i WwJd of People 
 pa.iing to and lr,i, and ever and Anon Towns .m.i picafant 
 Villages, Farms, and Ccunti- -houfcs ; and lomciimes 
 Icinpies, (Undiiig at a httlc dilUnce, in lli.idy Groves 
 with the Habitaiiuis of the Priefts all round about 
 them. 
 
 /i^i Ti^ ""r'f^ 'Ut light we had, was liiede.iH Borfjcsn, 
 of Malcf.K'fots, tjltncil upon CrolKs near all ilie Grca' 'vi 
 
 lowns where thofe Executions had been p rioinied •"'" 
 Crncityiiig is a very common Pi.nilhment in ,.o./' j and''""' 
 as thev maimge it, 'tis fome fort of a Piinilhnient to Tra- 
 vellers too, to pals by a meltiiude of iioiloii.e putrifying 
 t arkalcs ; and bclides the Hoir.Tof the .Sight to hue 
 theUilturbanceot theSmeil tliofcBjdus yici.i. ' And we 
 had the worit T rial of all of this kind, when we came 'o 
 V<M«:;„ ; there weic Ciolli-^, .S^.iHolds, and GibUts, 
 I- cads, tarkalles, and l.imU, hanging .ilwut in Ii) many 
 place, wiihout the Ciiv. that our Pieali.re in gouig aloiiK 
 waswondertally lellend. ^ 
 
 v.",,.;;., Icems to be full as big as l.o„.U, taking in theCe ~ 
 whole Compals ot ;he Suburbs too : The outer parts of s-^v 
 It we found entirely taken up by Mech.anicksana Artili- 
 cers ot all Ions, who are plac'd there for the cafe and 
 •1U!« of the Clcnteclcr People, that don't care lo l>c di- 
 IJurb.l with the Koile and Bultle the others make in their 
 
 I ladcs. 
 
 AlteraRcpofe of a D.iy or two, I went with all my 
 Company m a Body, to the Caltle, to have Audience of 
 th • l-.mpen)!-, and d.ii er tlie i'rcfeius Iritciided for that 
 Com I. J was nnrodui'd by two of the greatcit Men thenA-J™ 
 nV r '■"" '■''"'''■'' ''"■■ l-i'T*^™" Secretary, and Ins Admiral :''"^-- 
 1 hile led me iirH into a very line iiuticii Room, where 
 we lar down for fjme time, according to their Cuitom 
 upn tlu' Matts, then they brought me into a Chamber of 
 
 relence where (b>od an empiy Chair of State, to which 
 1 was obl.gd t,) do Reverence; after fome Ihort time 
 word was brought, that the Fmp.ror was co'nc into the 
 Room 01 Audience, to the Door of which thefe Conniers 
 brought me, but durll not prelume to 'ook in thenfekes. 
 IheCnftom is, tor all the Prefents that arc brought, to 
 be p,acd in order upon the Mats of that Roo'm ii-o 
 which tho fcmperor comes ; and accordingly wh.Til 
 111, I found them all in a very orderly manner 
 
 y 
 
 aid 
 
 ame 
 oefore 
 
 They t'jvt! 
 by LtvA. 
 
 cict of thtir, , 
 
 him. Hereceiv'd His MajtU'j l.cusr with the Civility 
 -t th.at Country, lih,iig it up towards 'lis Forehead, and 
 •hen, by his Interpicter, bid me Welcome. He dcfired 
 mc to go and lee th.- King his Son at l-M.j, (with all the 
 NeceHaries for which |oiirney, he wou'd t.akccaie lo fur- 
 niHi mc and by that time I returned, Ins Letters Ihou'd be 
 ready lor orr Ki'g. 
 
 ^ Ihc Amclcs lel.iting to the Matter^ of Trade ami Privi- 
 lege, whi. h we requcltcd His Majeity's Conlirmation of, 
 vverc allcahly granted by him, one only excepted, relpe- 
 cting the C'/.,- ./c. T he Icnour of it w.is to this purrofe 
 Hiat whereas the Crh^^c had lefus'd all Trade and Com! 
 nierce with the l-.,v_ ijh, if we cou'd take any of them a- 
 broad at Sea, it might lie lawful for us to bring them into 
 t.-.p:-.'!, and make .Sale of the (^oods fotaken, m HisMa- 
 jcitys Dominions. 1 his the Kmpcior granted at Hrlt, but 
 his Mum was altcr'd afterwards, by a Conference with 
 the Leiger ot . '/'<« i, and he nfus'd to allow it : i lie rclt 
 all palt under his Great Seal ; which is not of Wax like 
 outs, but Itainp'd like a Print, and colour'd red. The Se- 
 cretary wou'd take no Prefer.t, nor any thing like a Gra- 
 tuity from us ; the Emperor, it fcems, had commanded 
 the contrary, and iwas as much a.s his Life was worth to 
 do it. 
 
 Having fccn this Bullnefs done, we fet out from <iwniizn 
 for the Great City ot i:U>, where the Emperor's Son the 
 young King, keeps his Court. The v^ountry is well in- 
 habited betw ecu thcle t wo Cities, the Towns ami Villages 
 le thick, and the /•-.'/».;;,«, or icmples, fcatuiing up and 
 ilown in good numbers tcx). 
 
 There's one niiehty Image (which they call 0^/.«J that The i.^ 
 Hands in this Road, at which all the J.ip.mefc itupto pay C-*- 
 iheir E)evo|ons when they go -his way : It is made of 
 Copper, all hollow within, tho' very thick; tis in the 
 lliape ol a Man kneeling on the Giound, wiih his Bu'tocks 
 rcltiiig on his 1 leels, and his Arms extended ; lij is reprc- 
 len'cd wearing ol a Ciown, an.i notwithftanding that 
 bending poltiiie, is twenty two Foot tiom the Lev el of the 
 (.,r..und, and all the Body proporLionably large. Some of 
 our Men went into the Body of it, and there k\\ a hoi- 
 lowing and liooping ; the Noife of which, out of the wide 
 Mouth of the Image, was much luJi agiecable fort of 
 Muhck, as, I believe, was made by I', .u.uus Biazcn Bull. 
 It itandsconvenieiuly tocntertain the Devot on of Pilgrims 
 in their pallage to the celebrated Temple o'" I iicl^d.;, ■ 
 they always make a panic at '.),.•:/.. But iliis is but a llighc 
 Cereii-.ony, 'tis at i'.«cw,/j^,'s 'iViupit the Gicai Work is 
 
 [Chap. X> 
 
 litMiAin't to tie done, 
 |T™,plt. of their T 
 pie, rich ai 
 coming jnd 
 Dav, and t 
 1 he Stor 
 ci'CiUy, arc i 
 lure of Co 
 (which I 111 
 
 IS'in|r Mr. ■■l.lnHII, 
 
 ■"*"■ nle I told m 
 ledge. 
 
 He fays 
 
 fif the lovelii 
 
 brought intc 
 
 which, llic ii 
 
 Tnicl C(ti-y, a? 
 
 and Iiaving I 
 
 Qjicltions ihi 
 
 her ; and at 
 
 Scales like th 
 
 a frclli \ iigii 
 
 ofthcBi, and 
 
 rant : AstotI 
 
 no opponunii 
 
 ihcmlclvcs, ti 
 
 and therefore 
 
 Report, as fa 
 
 eici to have fi 
 
 zing Effects o 
 
 .' the Devil, his 
 
 and dirfercnt f 
 
 'l'cihi':\Ut be 
 
 Itrange thing t! 
 conlidering wl 
 o.cr that Conn 
 4iri»;ii Ai-out the i: 
 
 •'''■ City much lar 
 and every way 
 Tiles of the hi 
 fet off with a I 
 dows, but all 
 very delicately 
 "There's a C 
 the City, whic 
 a fine River p 
 Cawfey ; at ey 
 tiallv fitted up 
 the People to fc 
 Fire. 
 
 The Caftle < 
 Edifice than tli; 
 much greater J 
 than the Eiiipci 
 »""""■ Hereceiv'd i 
 P^ils.^^ the King's 
 ^ ' '' iistaclion and 
 imagimable. F 
 lent of two cnti 
 and a long Sw< 
 noted, that tlu 
 Tatches, or Ion 
 a.id Perfons of t 
 Tis liiid to I 
 by Horlc, from 
 part o(J.,p„„ ; 
 OurBulmcfshe 
 plcmcnt; that 
 itaying here : 
 Prefcnn lor the 1 
 where we arriv( 
 We had not 
 ters to our Kin,t 
 Inltnimcnt of ' 
 mcnt ;n ,7«/.„/, 
 the Ong;nai as 
 
 To, 
 
 John Saris, 
 
 /« -t«» p,:, r ■}' w) 
 
 I' iving Thrc-: pi 
 
 ciful Ccimii.vui. 
 
 ill /en thin „jf /j 
 /'>7i ji „,) LatiU ,1 
 
 H'rich I rccck'f it 
 l<jh, wimn I ejU-; 
 
 tilUl, 
 
Ill of Pcorle 
 .iri'i I'icalant 
 u lomtiimcs 
 laJy droMS, 
 ruunil abuuc 
 
 iiicivl Biv'icsnt.iR ., 
 II ihc tiaMr'M. •, 
 
 p-ilbrnicd :'^^'_'^^ '' 
 
 ,1-^p.iy ; and 
 iiicni to Tra- 
 lie iiutril'>in(> 
 >;lit, to lia\c 
 i,i. AiiJ wc 
 11 wc came \o 
 and GibU-'.i, 
 x\ III r» many 
 I going along 
 
 taking ill the Cort r 
 outer parts of '"'*<' 
 ;kbaiid Artiti- 
 
 tlic calc and 
 are lo be di- 
 
 make in their 
 
 M wirli all my 
 e Audience ot 
 iiiled lor that 
 itell Men then J}^^''-" ' 
 I Ills Admiral : ^ ''^ 
 Room, where 
 their Cultom, 
 a Chamber of 
 tatc, to which 
 me lliort time, 
 cone into the 
 Jiel'e Courtiers 
 L in tlieii.ieUes. 
 ,rc liroiighr, to 
 lat R'lO"! into 
 ly wli.'ii 1 tame 
 nvr laid oetote 
 itU ilic Civihty 
 Forehead, and 
 ic. He defired 
 fy, (witli all the 
 ake tare io tur- 
 ettcrs Ihou'd be 
 
 raJeand Privi- 
 uiitirmatioii of, 
 pted, relpe- 
 this purpole, 
 e and C'om- 
 y of tliein a- 
 np them into 
 I, in His Ma- 
 d at firtt, but: 
 fercme wiih 
 t : i he rell 
 of Wax, like 
 Ihe Se- 
 ng like a Gra- 
 ommiindcd 
 was worth to 
 
 ; from Sw/itigit 
 .iiif's Son, the 
 u) is well in- 
 ns and Villages 
 icriiig up and 
 
 all Ddisj that The I ■> 
 ■fe IKip to pay ^■'*-" 
 It is made of 
 tis in the 
 h li:s Bii'.tocks 
 s repre- 
 illandiii;', tliac 
 ic J.e\el ot the 
 rge. Some of 
 here fell a hoU 
 ut of the wide 
 leeable fort ot 
 s Biazcn Bull, 
 on ot Pilgrims 
 o' y iic'iMiiii) ; 
 •, \i but allighi 
 real Wurk is 
 to 
 
 Chap. XXIII. The Emperor of Japsins Letter, &c. 
 
 127 
 
 ] Ttn.ple. 
 
 
 ^ni by [Ik' 
 ^jnj King. 
 
 iU,i 
 
 :k 
 
 to lie done, and the Pilgrims cxpeift to receive the Reward 
 of their Travel : And here one may meet all forts of Peo- 
 ple rich and poor, found and dittemper'd, continually 
 coming Jnd going thither, and that by Night as well as by 
 Uav, and that all the Year round. 
 
 The Stories told by the 3«l'i>iicl.- of this their God Tcn- 
 cMay, arc too unaccountable to lie relAtcd with any mca- 
 fiirc of Conhdenvc; fo that inlfe.id of their Accounts, 
 (which I fliall abfolutely wave ' I lliall only offer what 
 Mr. A.Unis, our Couuirv-man fwho has bccnat thisTem- 
 ple ' told mc as Matter of Fatft, and of his own Know- 
 Icdpe. 
 
 He fays That there is conllantly, every Month, one 
 jof the lovelieik Virgins that the whokCoumry willatTord, 
 brought into this Temple, in a \ cry neat Apartment of 
 whitli, llie is Ihvit up all alone ; and tlat at certair. riines 
 TcmlciUy, as they call him, comes to her in a vilible Form, 
 .ind luMng known her carnally, refolves any Doubts or 
 Qiieltions the puts to him, .ucording as the I'rielts inllruCt 
 her ; and at his I'oing away, leaves behind him a fort of 
 Scales like thole of Filhcs. Mr. /J.Lims fay, Tis certain 
 a frelli V irgiii is taken in cMTy Month : But what becomes 
 of ihcBi, and how the) arc dilpos'd of, he is utterK iyno- 
 ranr : As tutheother Circumftanccs of the Story, there's 
 11,) oppnuniiy for any Body bntlhcPrieitsandtheVirgins 
 ihmileUes, to Ik lure of the Truth or Fallliood of them ; 
 and therefore the Credit of them depends folely upon their 
 Report, as far as 1 fee : For Mr. /l.Ums does not pretend 
 Civi to have leen any of thofe .Appearances, or the furpri- 
 ziiip ttfeilts ot them inention'd. In (hort, \( Tcnche,l.i\ !«.• 
 ilic Devil, his Frolicks in Jnpii}i arc very unaccountable, 
 and ditleient trt m what they are in other places; but if 
 lciiih:\U> be one of the Roguifh Bonzes, or Prielts 'tis no 
 Itrauge thing th.i: he delircs a Monthly Sacr.Kec of Virgins, 
 coiilidering what an Alcendant the wanton Planet has all 
 o.cr that Country. 
 
 A'lout the middle of this Month wccame into FMo, a 
 City much larger than Sii'iiii^n, nobler in its Buildings, 
 and every way more glorious in its Appearance ; the very 
 Tiles of the Houles are gilded, and the Pofts of the Doors 
 fet off with a Ihining Varnifh : They have no Glafs- Win- 
 dows, but all of filoard, which open in Leaves, and arc 
 very delicately paintcil. 
 
 There's a Cawfey runs clever thro' the chief Street of 
 the City, which Street is as broad as any in I'.nglnnd, and 
 a fine River palfes along by, or rather tinderneath th; 
 Cawfey ; at every fifty Paces there's a Well-head fubltan- 
 tiallv fitted up of Free-ltonc, and ferv'd with Buckets for 
 the People to fetch Wat^r with, in cafe of any danger by 
 Fire. 
 
 1 he Caftlc of this City is a much ftrongc.- and nobler 
 Edifice than th.it at Swutign ; and the young King lives in 
 much greater State, and has a more pompous Attendance 
 than the Emperour his Father. 
 
 He recciv d us in a very courteous obliging manner, ta- 
 ' king the King's Letters and Prefcnts with a wonderful Sa- 
 tisfaiifion and Content, and giving us all the Welcome 
 imaginable. He gave us Letters for our King, and a Pic- 
 lent of two entire Suits of J/r/un Armour, finely varnilh'd ; 
 and a long Sword and Waggedalh for my felf : 'Lis no be 
 noted, that the Cittans are a common wear ; but the 
 Tatchcs, or long Swords, are worn only by great Soldiers, 
 and Peribnsof the belt .-\ccouiu. 
 
 "\ is laid to I1C no Icfs than Twenty two Days Journey 
 by Horfc, from this City of I'Mo, to the Northermoit 
 part ot ,?.i/>/!K J which makes it a Country of a valt extent. 
 OurBulincfs here being no more than the paying of a Com- 
 plement; ihat being done, we had no further occalion of 
 Itaying here : .And lb having got this Prince's Letters and 
 Prefcnts tor the King of F.i:'^:,:)ul, we went back for Sur:!iig.i, 
 where we arrived again .at the end of this Month. 
 
 We had not been here long, before the Emperor's Let- 
 ters to our King were ready for us ; as alfo the Grant, or 
 Inlfniment of Privilege relating to our Trade and Settle- 
 ment in JapiDi ; the 'Lranllations of Ixith which, as near 
 the Original as may be, arc here fiibjojn'il. 
 
 To the K ng of Cre.it Britain. 
 
 *YOur A.'/.,>/'v'i kjiwl l.ttt:r, fciit mc h yo:ir Servant Ciptnjii 
 John Saris, ( iv/'o /, the fvft thai I h.ivc kit.ven to ,;iriv. 
 
 Friendjhip mth your Uiglmcfs : And that it may JIatJd rvUb 
 your good liking, to fend your Subjetli to any Pott or Pirt of 
 my DoniMoiii, where theyjhatl he wjl Lccrtily H'el.oint, ai:. 
 flaudlii^ mi,ch their H'orthineft in tie admiicbh Kjmwledgj 
 of K.nigatii,n, having vtith much/aclh'ly di/inered a V.oinitiy 
 Io rcmtr, k-iiig ,,0 wh!tr:iiK:^rd with the DjUiice of Jo mighty 
 alluf, mrGrtUf.efsiffuch itifiiiteCUuds aiidStornn, fioin 
 pnf-cuiiiif^ llo>wur.iile iMcpri^n, „/ Ui/ioveriet, aiidMet- 
 chMdifiirt: ll'l creiii they Jhall fmd mc to furl li.-r 1 heir, ac- 
 i:'ndiiiv to their U fires. I ictiirii utito io;rr A;.l/y?r /i Jmiitf 
 Tolieii cf my Loie (Ly your /aid Suhjcrt), d-firing you tone 
 ccpt thererf, as frtm him tiat moch rejvyicth i,i jvur Fiieiid- 
 Ihip. And whcr.-M your Mr.irJIies Sut;eth /wr defrcd certain 
 I'livileges fcr Tr.tde, and Jrtliiig of a l-.Moiy i,i 'ny Domini- 
 litis, I I'^vc mt o>,!y g, anted what tlicy demanded, but have 
 confirmed the firne unto them wider w,> Broad Seal, for better 
 rfabhfhiiig thc'Cif h'icm my Crjile .« Surunga, this Fomth 
 Day vj the Ninth Mouth, in the Eighteenth Tea, cf cur Dary 
 according to our Computation. HJiiiig your Majeftys Friend'. 
 The lighcj} Commander in this KJrf^dmi 1/ Japan. 
 
 Sid'firibcd, 
 
 Minna. Mouttono. ) ei. ye. jeas. 
 
 % 
 
 III /en ling me fo undjct .wi a Prcjent ef many rare tliii.gi, 
 Jii.h as my Land affrdcth not, neither have I n\r before jceu . 
 H'riih I receive not .i, from a Strangle!, bu: at ficm your Ma- 
 jijh, ahtim I ej'.ccm ,« my jelf. bejiring the centinuanct oj 
 
 Privil, gcs granted by Ogo/hojjmma. F.mp'ror of 
 ppa», un o the Right Wo (liipful Sir T/jomaf 
 Smith, Knight, G.vcrnour; and cilr rs the 
 Honourable and VVurlhipful Advcniurus to 
 lilt EaU-Indiei. 
 
 I . T Mprimis, M'e givefi cc Licence to the Svbjefliof the Kim 
 * "/ Great Britain, vi:;. 5/r Thomas Smith, Uov.rtini? 
 Knd Company ,f the Eaft-Indian Merchants and ^laventurers 
 jor e^rr, Jafeh to come into any cf the i'oits ef cur Empire of 
 Japan, nith their Ships and Merchandises, wither., any hin~ 
 draiue to them or their Goods. And to at-id.-, ivy, fell, and 
 barter, according to their ovtn manner, with all Kat'cns : To 
 tany here as Ung at they thinks good, and tod. par' at thc-r 
 plerjures. 
 
 1. Item, We grant unto them Freedom cf Cujlcm, frail 
 fiich Mcrchmdiccs .neither new they have brouglt, or iercaftcr 
 /hall bring into our KJn^doms, or fliall from hence traiihcrt 
 to any F reign Part, .ind do .-Uitl ori-e thof SI Ips tlat Icrc- 
 af'terjhall airivc, and ccmc frcm England, to proceed to pre 
 fcnt Sale cf their Commedlties, witljoutfiirth'-r comln- orfnd- 
 ing up to our Court. " 
 
 i. Item, If any of their Ships fiall happen to /- in danger 
 cf Shipwreck, wc will our Siifctis net in.y /,i afjl them, hut 
 that ji.ch part of Ship and deeds ,,. /l.-ll be fr. ; cd', be rctui ned 
 to their Captain, or Cape M.iJ ant, or their ^jfj'y,,:. And 
 •hat thcyjhall, or may build cue llciif, or mo,e,fo'"themfclvet 
 in any part cf om Fmplir, wheietlcy Jhall thln{fitteji. /Ind 
 at the!) deparlme to make Sac tloccj at their plcajutc. 
 
 4. Item, If any of the Enplilh i\.V/v/„»,/j, cr oiLr, fleall 
 depart thti Life, within 0:11 lXml::icn.t, ;i eUoods cf the Decea- 
 ]cd Jhall remain at tic dlfp'fe if the Vapc M.-rchant. And 
 that all Ojfeiiics committed ly them, Jhaii be punlJJeed hy the 
 (aid CafC Merchant, accoidlng 10 his blfetU,: ; aid our 
 Laws to take no hold ofthir I'cfons "r Gocds. 
 
 5. Item, H\- will that ye cur Sid-jeeu trad'ii^ with them for 
 any of their Cimrnvdltict, fay them for tlv J.ii'iie, accordlni to 
 ■ l?/eement, with-ul delay, or return rf their U'aic: .-.gain unto 
 them, 
 
 6. Item, For j ich Commtditlcs a. they have new brouglt, cr 
 Jleall 'hereafter I'ring, fitting for our S.reie and jrcper life : H'e 
 
 will that no .h rrji I e made thereof, i ut that the Price be made 
 wllh the Cape Mer.han', accoufng ai tl' y m.'.y jc.l to otliers 
 and p:ejent P.iymnit upen the dei.v.'y cf the (..cods, 
 
 7. Item, If in Dijcoieiy of .the Countries for Trade, and 
 rctirnof their Ships, t,:ey Jhall need Menor Vitluals, wr will 
 that yc cur SiibjcHs furnljh then, for their Men j, ,« their need 
 Jhall rcijulrc. 
 
 8. And that whhri.t o'her i'afs-poit, they fleall .ind may Jet Thcnr.ov*. 
 out i.pon tve Dljeoieiy if Ycadzo, or ay other pa: t, in or a- "/ ''•'" '" 
 bout cur Fmplrc, >- ■tSotili. 
 
 Frt.m our Caftlc in Suiu"ga, this Firit Day of thcNinth 
 
 Moiuh, iuid in me Eitiht'-entli Year . f our * 0.. i, • orRc:. n. 
 accuivting to our Ccmiutation. Sealed with our 
 Bioad Seal, Ci'. 
 
 X.'r,dcr-wrltten, 
 Minna. Mouttcno. yei. 5 e. yeas. 
 
 ii • 
 
 The 
 
 
128 
 
 The Great Temple at Meaco, &c. 
 
 i 
 
 
 Tin LmI' 
 
 |:- 
 
 I 
 
 I 1: 
 
 
 tturt. 
 
 f 
 
 I I 
 
 Tlie Gieit 
 
 Tlif "jAfoniitn I angiiagc I'ecms tn agree wiili the Chimje 
 in thi<, That they ctprcK whole Words coniiHndioudy.by 
 tlicir fevetal proper C haraifters, not compoumlinp; tlicm ot 
 UiftirK^I ctters amISyllables as 'tis In other langiiapes ; the 
 Charaillcr is \ cry tiirtcrent from that of thcC/'i«rA,iii»l tlicy 
 read l*ginning at the Right hand and fii downwauls pir- 
 rtr.dicularwile in the iemal lines. Ihcy laki' a vvin- 
 tlerful deal of larc to Ipulk and write in ilit- llidrttft and 
 concifcft manner that tan K- ; they arc nir glMn to 
 Hourimand inlargc upon a Siibjeift, Init deliver ilioir 
 Minds in very pertinent, exaA and t.oinprelieiill\c Tinus, 
 contradlinga great deal of Seme into a little Cm, p.ils. 
 Thciitters and the Iiiftruiiiem were both wriitei; in it 
 \ery wirly after their manner, .ind the firlt laritiei of that 
 kind that our Nation 1 believe e\er had. 
 
 1 hits was all our BuGncls at Suungn finillud roo, upon 
 w hich we took leave of thcEmjHMor andC'ouit, and lei 
 out for iVM«(/o. Our way lay by landau far asO/i,.», 
 and in parting thither we rix)k Mcica in our way ; tins is 
 abliilutcly the greatelt City in J-iMn, and a plan- of iniph- 
 ly Trade. .Ml the Trades-men dwell in a pan ol i Ik- Ci- 
 ty l)yiliem(clves, and all of fuch an emploju'cnt in I'm h 
 a Street ly themielves ; the .7 •/'0'i''/f tluuk it \ cry unfeenily 
 andiircguhir to havemenof (o in.tny leveral Picjleilioiis 
 and bulinellisuuxt and huddled together in fu.h a cpn- 
 his'd manner as they are in other phues, they are for 
 ThcO'.Vtof^i^l^jpigjIljjf thefaineliadc ( whoarehttui toconvcrfe 
 'iMil't' together ) neighbours to one another ; [VnJs of the fame 
 Feather lo U- all in a diftinik Floek by ikjuifclves, that 
 .1 Man that luoks may knowwheie to liud them, .And the 
 plain Tnuhor.'iis this Order is not without it's Beauty 
 and Convenieney, and it added methoughts a peculiar 
 graietotheCiry, which all it's oi' -r Advantages would 
 not ha\e given it. 
 
 The moll magnificent Temple of the whole Country 
 is here at Menc}, buik of Free-lb me and as long as 
 St. l'/!uh in Lontion from the Quire, arcliM, adorn'd with 
 mighty Pillars, and as lofty as that. It has one peculiar 
 Altar, at which they make their Oft'eriiigs of Rice and 
 finall'Money ( eall'd Cundries, twenty of which make 
 a Shilling ) for the maintenance of the Bowrce'j belonging 
 iaolM..n«i.toii; and by this Altar (lands the great Idol KUnmi^a, 
 made of Copper, and ot the lame forin with Dnhs 
 befoie mentioned, but much higher, reaching up to the 
 very Art h. 
 
 The Temple Hands advantageoufly upon the top of a 
 hi.uli Hill, and upon each fide the Alcent you have a long 
 row of Coluinnsof Free-Stone, about 50 in each Scries, 
 ten Paces didant from one another, and upon the top of 
 every Pillar is a l.anthorn, the 1 amps in which are lighted 
 t-.ery night, and make a very glaring ll.ew. Thercarc 
 dneisother Teiiiplcsbeliiles this, but this vaftly exceeds 
 all the red in all Points of Beauty and (irandcur : 'Twas 
 jiift tinillied .iiour being there, the Foundation being laid 
 by the fani'd 'I'.ucoiniiir., whofe H"rl'e (in memory of 
 him ) i'.kepi in an apanment hard l^y, and is tolic iiiain- 
 lain'd here ill a l.ife of perfccll eale and reft as loni; as na- 
 t.ire will allow him to hold it out. 
 
 The ('("'i/jiifi'-Jcfuits have a (lately Collcdge in this 
 City verv \vell fuinillieil with men of that Society ; they 
 breed up' abundance of S^/cHrA- Youth, reading Philolo- 
 phy andihe Popilh Divinity tothcm.making a gnat many 
 iIk 111 Vreai hers, and I fuppofe at laft Jefuits too. There's 
 no d.mt t bm they endeavour to make them as good as they 
 <in, and amongit other Arts teach fome of thole that are 
 peculiar to their Order. 
 
 Thry have the 'New Teftament tranflated into thc7<j- 
 toncjc i'ongue, and belides this hofJefiil fry breeding up 
 in the College, there arc reckon'd five or fix thoufand 
 that profefs Chrillianity in Mci-.cc, Wliile we {laid here 
 we rtceivM the Kinpci-or's Prefents for our Kine, which 
 were fenr after us ; t /^. Ten Beobs or large Pidlures to 
 han;; a Room of State with. 
 
 Fp.iii hence we tra\cird to O/icrt, vvi.crc the Gaily that 
 fet us down before was attending mir return, co tranfport 
 us to Firittuh ; and this at the charge of the brave and ge- 
 nerous old Foyiif, the King of that place. This Prince 
 wascxticamly glad at our return to hislfl.ind, as alfo of 
 the fiiccefs of our Affairs at Court ; and had rarrici'. it 
 with the fame fteady and even hand of Kmdiicfs to our 
 Company left there that he did to all of us when together. 
 But vet the Trade amounteil to little or nothing in our 
 ableiicc, tlic '^i:frj,i(fc had been no good Cuftomers, tlio' 
 we hadttmie from tother endof the World to take their 
 Minev. One reafon of this was, becaufe it was not yet 
 certain that we were to be allow d in the Country, and 
 nil the Trade has it's publick Warrant froin the Emperor, 
 as no Stranger may oHer to fell, fo no Nativcjiiay dare to 
 Buy. Butanother thing (and of no inconfiderablc pre- 
 judice to us) wasihisi the molt pare of out Commodi- 
 
 
 IT em lii i!i 
 'TJfm 1.1 
 
 ^vtmUr. 
 
 Cinu' to 
 
 tics we intended for ihele parts were broad Cloatht, 
 ( which h.ad not long before been fold here at fony Rialls' 
 i>f Eight fir Mat which is two Yards) a fort of Ware 
 the Jupotiefe were now almoii out of conceit with, be. 
 raulc we did not take care to recommend the goodni.fs of 
 it by our own wearing. 
 
 ■^'dii ( fay ihey ) cry up your broad Cloths to us, and Thf w 
 at the fame time hardly wear a rag of it your felves, but '''"' ''"''« 
 are all for your .Silks andStiitfii,and any thing in theWorld, ™!™ 
 except jiitl v\hat you would have us buy of you. Andowuclii' 
 ihetrmh oii'i is, the yapdir/e »tc in the right, and their 
 Objedlii n not ealily to be aniwer'd ; we oiight to lie 
 morefonilut our own Country Commodities, and tell o- 
 thcr Nations they are v ahiable by the ufe of them we make , 
 our fehts. Fori eiguers won't be fo ready to believe us if 
 they lee we don't wder our Falhions fo as to give a Repu- 
 tation to what we recommend abroad in the World ; and 
 for all 1 know other Nations may tell us as well as the 
 T.if'uiielc of not wearing our own broad Cloth, may re- 
 proach usvvith the neglciil of our own Commoditict, 
 and delpile them till they fee us do othcrwifc our 
 febes. 
 
 1 his VitAndo is a very good place for our Ships to put 
 in at with refpeill -o the Point of Vnihialliiig and all that, 
 but it is not lo proper for Trade 'u-caule it lies otT from 
 the main Ifland of Ji-.fnn, where ire not only the molt, 
 but the moll conlider.ible People, capable of giving an 
 encouragement to Trade, which in tliele little by-Ulands 
 is to be not exptvflcd. 
 
 We might, I don't queftion, be welcome at any of them . 
 
 all, and the Kings of two of thefe petty lllands ga\ c ais I 
 
 a lorinal imitation ; but there's few of them can afford ' 
 
 a Bulinefs ihat will turn to account, and ilefray the 
 Charges of a Settlement. Therefore my Advice is, that 
 our Ships that come to Trade hero would (ail not tofi, 
 Fhnnti", hw to Ormir^aw unon the main Klaiid, and a- 1, ft'"'"') 
 bout 1 5 Leagues dillance from I'Mo, where lliey will"'"''' 
 find very g(x)d Riding and a much greater profpeift of 
 Advantage. This place indeed is not c.ipabfe of giving 
 lo^ood an Entertainment as may be defired, Provilions 
 are not altogether fo plentiful here as KFirando; but that 
 want miy be fupplied by a Correfpondencc. with the 
 circumjacent Country. Chrillianity makes no'confidera- 
 blc Figure comparatively any where in this Empire, but 
 at Mctico and Laitg.^ficjue, a Town (itu.ited upon the Sca- 
 Coad, about eight Leagues from Flrnndo. It had 'tis 
 ti|ue gotten footing in 1-Mo ; but the Emperor upon fonic 
 pique taken againft the Chriftians banidi'd them all from 
 thence, and confin'd them ro Lit)i^ipic,/ue ; and as a pre- 
 vention of it's creeping into the touiT, and rooting 't Iclf 
 atn- where near him ; he made it death to any thailhould 
 offer to build a Church or ling Mai's within ten leapics 
 of the place where he refided. This change was but a 
 very little time Mt'occ our going to I-Mo, notwithlfanding 
 which, the Religion is otherwile indiiljjed ; the Cluillian 
 7<i;>(mf/r at prefent have (as fur as 1 lee > the laii'e I'lo. 
 tedtion and Privilege with the others, and the Jefuits 
 fecm to enjoy an unredrained Liberty in the making oif 
 Profelytes. 
 
 The Foundation of a Faiflory being now (irmly laid 
 in the Emperor's full Grant to that purpofe, we proceed- ''"'*'' 
 cd to build upon it, lK?iiigthe rather encouraged to it, in 
 that we were now alfir'd that /'i.,?'/?.' Fatitories were 
 adually fettled at, V/,i)H and (V^^»/f, ,Vs alfo that the OwfWi 
 made fomething of their Bulinefs here, and we had rea- 
 fon to believe we had not a lels Iharc in the Ccxid Will and 
 Efteem of this Country than they We therefore ap-,j , 
 pointed lome 01 our Company to reliJc here upon 'liistkJ. 
 Affair, with iiidrudions alfo to make wh.it Difcoveries 
 they could upon the Coaft of Com-,-, lyhni.v. and other 
 parts adjoining againd the next return of th- Ship-.. 
 
 By exadl obfervations made during our Hay here, vic 
 determine the Latitude of FiranJo to be ii Deerees 
 i4jBnutesNorth, and tlievarvingof the Compals tvMi''"'^' 
 D^Ks 50 Minutes Eallerly. Wlien we took our le:n e ""''' 
 of old King b'ofur, he gave me a Letter ti r our King 
 written in the Chinele Language, o'.it of whiili it was bv 
 two Chincfc Merchants tranllated into the Mi:l-j.i>i, and 
 from thence into Englijh as follows. 
 
 To the King of Great Britjiv, Sec. 
 
 Vyp/? mighty Kj"gs lotf ncccfi i\r!c )riiy ftl^ijc/'i:! /.r/;:^:; 
 Letter and hou>i!ilul I'^ejci.t r'lii-.ii/ wntln tilifir Jl-iic 
 mc hyyotir SeivKiit i'-i.<i.i:ji](Amit?VK it unii) n,; i,-:, -..f 
 fiifjicicnth cxprcfs, >,.,:! cr tie ;^>crt hnjfitirjs I rfieer w» 
 fe/f tohei'n, lyenjcj.-n^ -our lii^hnr/s Jrieiidfbi^ : i-.»- which 
 I rtndtr ji,u viitny : r.^kj, lUlir.vg tite i:.i::iiit,r.t:e^' '/ 
 
 :h ap. XX 
 
 your Mnjrjtt 
 yourSiil'jttii 
 loiirney. A-i 
 ulierwoft, / 
 terjirijei ef i 
 their fuwii 
 mciit lo the 1 
 
 Illy I'I'tce of 
 
 i ii.u. 
 
 Seitint; (i 
 Coad of C, 
 ing which v 
 out betweei 
 a very great 
 Chinn we hi 
 frranofilisfent them ; 
 plating ihe 
 Ead as the 
 N.N.E. wii 
 lome one Li 
 which ther( 
 Tis worthy 
 trade alongt 
 large, hndi 
 trends. 
 And to p 
 
 ; Obk-ivjiioni true and )u|l 
 
 ' '.'"T-, '";' of them to 
 MJi'tHii. „ ,,-11 
 Coiirle lolel 
 
 letting forth 
 
 ^i\eii of iht 
 
 we (ind thi 
 
 Streiphts of 
 
 foine ) to be 
 
 lies in the e 
 
 and a true at 
 
 7 he lx?gii 
 Biintniii Roa 
 left in the Fa 
 Survivours I: 
 vice and Bui 
 nothing of: 
 and the Ct 
 more ^ertaii 
 antl mud of 
 to pay for vv 
 
 Bciide 
 le\eraldidif 
 '"■''""'"•by this meat 
 to out-biti 
 Vo\age, the 
 was dill a fi 
 reduc'd all 
 ^ ernmeiit, 
 Icffeii'd the 1 
 late the pjac 
 dilcretirn 
 C '■:>,</.■ Me 
 thirteen Hi 
 theHiindi-fc 
 „ Before w: 
 very near tli 
 the fircbcpi; 
 the Wind 1.. 
 that tlic w 
 the Ei\?iilh 
 wcie pro lid 
 bv ;iS if ih 
 t.'ieii- tare, ,- 
 votir'il tl-e-- 
 d-i! i1t(;.„ 
 ;he;r Ht-a;'- 
 
 t.\T.'!n 
 tthum 
 
 Ai; iV (,. 
 
 lo iflL- 
 
 fthmri. 
 
 Mji a. r>. 
 
 U.4. 
 
 Thus lea' 
 T..-wn fll 
 w -. . mi, 
 th-.i ■;>, r 
 thci'^idSLi 
 
TibTl.l^li^j^TXXIIL ^^vice c oncerning Yedzo, Q-c 
 
 129 
 
 iroail CInaiht, 
 It fony Rialk 
 fort of Ware 
 ceit with, be. 
 the poodntfjcf 
 
 tlis to lis, ami Thf imii 
 our fi-lvcs, Init fi"''''"!'" 
 g in thcWorld, ™; X'k « 
 
 (if you. And owuCki!* 
 ipht, and their 
 L- ought to be 
 ic.% and tell o- 
 
 thcin we make . 
 :o believe us if 
 ;o give a Repu- 
 te World ; and 
 as well as the 
 i^loth, may rc- 
 
 I Commodttict, 
 otherwife our 
 
 ir Ships to put 
 ng and all that, 
 it lies off from 
 only the molt, 
 of giving an 
 ittic by-Illands 
 
 at any of them 
 (lands ga^c ^is 
 icm can afford 
 md defray the 
 
 Advice is, that 
 nild fail not utp, .^^ 
 
 II Illand, and a- h. ft,';' | 
 'here they will"'"*'' [ 
 er profpedl of \ 
 pabic of giving 
 
 red, Proviliotis 
 ■/indo; but that 
 icnce. with the 
 :s no confidera- 
 bis Empire, bus 
 1 upon the Sca- 
 do. It had 'cis 
 :ror upon fonie 
 d them all from 
 
 and as a pre- 
 id rooting it Icif 
 any thatlhould 
 in ten Leagues 
 nge was but a 
 notwithlhnding 
 ; the Chriltian 
 
 the fauH- I'lo- 
 and the Jcfuits 
 the making of 
 
 low firmly laid „ , 
 e, we prorecd- 
 raped to it, in 
 Faiitories were 
 ) that the Dutth 
 1 wc had rca- 
 ■ Good Will and 
 c therefore ap-fj,| ,,,/.; 
 here upon 'liis lUJ. 
 hat Difcoveries 
 ■»;.7\ and other 
 ;b" Ships, 
 ir ttay here, \ve 
 be i^n DciTies 
 : Compals iwo *■'' ^ 
 
 k' , r fitdi 
 
 <jv.c lc:ne 
 
 fc.r our Kitig 
 
 whiiliit was by 
 
 c M:-J,-.).it}, and 
 
 Vn r/'i tl>ill«S Ji'Ht 
 ntn n.; 1 1- :.■•.• r.f 
 tirjs I rjlfi'r ixy 
 'ilfh:, : twMch 
 r c::i:tinhf.r.C'! </ 
 )vur 
 
 your Mitjrjiiei Ime itnd /icijunintAuce. I urn lieartily gl.tA of 
 yourSiiljetitfife nnivnt at my fnmll tflnnd, from fa hug " 
 lOiirney. My hflp eml furtl)frf.nce tixy fhr.ll not xf ant to lie 
 uiterinoft, for tJx effeiiinr rf their fo worthy and laudahle en- 
 terurifestif Difceveiy and Merclr.ndi^iti^, yieatlf cmmendiii!, 
 their firxvitr.bifjs tlicein : icferritil thc.'r hitherto enteitair. 
 tnsiit to the report of your Servant, iy whim I return unto your 
 Alajrjly an unworthy toks»,<v'Jhin^ your MajrJhloii<^ life. From 
 my i'hiee of Firando, the fixthd.ty if our tchih Mnth, 
 
 Your Majellics lo\ing Friend, 
 Commander of this Illand 
 
 l-ii.iiidc, 'mjipn; 
 
 FOYNE Sam-masam 
 
 Sei-tin? fail from hence wc reliilvtd to keep along the 
 
 Coalt of CViHrf f our Onirfcdireillcdto B.iwM"' ) in do. 
 
 inp which we came to fed the great Current that ll.oots 
 
 out between Co/r.i, and the Main of China, and makes 
 
 A a very prc.it .Sea. I he llhnds that lie along the Coaft < f 
 
 f C'Vnrt we tind to lie more .Southerly than the P'ats ivpre 
 
 '^ trrotiof&fent them ; and there's not a Icis material mitlake in dieir 
 
 r' "'" placing ihc Land of Ccm/'fiV, which lies not to fai v; die 
 
 2 F.a(l as they make it ; the Land lies here S. S. W. and 
 
 ■ N.N.E. with di\ers Rockslike Illands, foineonel eapue, 
 
 W lomc one League and a half off from the Main, belides 
 
 r» which theres no other Danger tliar we could iiil(o\er. 
 
 4 'Tis worthy of note too that here wc found the Wnuis 
 
 trade along the llioar, fi.r from KV.(«,/j hither we ilid po 
 
 large, tindiug the Winds to follow us as the I and 
 
 trends. 
 
 And to give ///'?rH vrn l.infilotcn h's due p'aife, it 
 
 l)»/.t«n mult be laid iliat the Obfcrvations of his Book aie xery 
 
 I ctkiwiori true and juit a.<- far as we had opportunity of reuuc inp an' 
 
 : irur. in.l yf (hem to a Trial ; for in plain Terms we dueded our 
 
 Courle folely affording to hss meafures cut liiice our 
 
 letting forth from >Vi .iH(/c. The like Character is to be 
 
 ^nen of the Plat m.ade by ?.r>./ .< Af./c a Ih'l.mdcr, for 
 
 we find the polition of thofe Illands, that make the 
 
 Streiphts of Ci-i)ia Rata ( or I'ulu liatj as 'tis ( all'd by 
 
 fomc ) to He as he has plac'd them ; and the Shoal that 
 
 lies in the entrance of theSt.^ights to be rightly plac'd, 
 
 and a true account given of it'sdepths. 
 
 1 he beginning of this Month we came to an anchor in 
 Bantam Road, where we found the belt part of the Men 
 left in the Factory at our goin"^ to 'iapnii dead, and the 
 Survivours had as pood have been dead too tor the Ser 
 vice and Bulinefs they did in our .ab fence : 1 here was 
 nothing of a lading got in readuitls, no l'epi\.-r laid in, 
 and the Commodity riling every day, and nothing 
 more (jertain than that, wc that were homew.ird Ixjuml, 
 and mult of neceflity procure a lading, lliould be made 
 to pay for what we h.ad to tho purpole. 
 Alhhci-'j. Belides, we found a difadvatitage in having fo many 
 a,n. re fcveral diltinCt Faiftcries as we had in this one place ; for 
 djt'J 10 ore. [,y tfijs means it came about that one party erde.uourinp 
 to out-bid anor'ier on the account of their own paiiicular 
 VoN.igc, the prifes were laisM, and lb the piblick Interelt 
 wasltill a furi'erer by it. Ti) redre'.s this therefore, we 
 tcduc'd all the tc\ cal F.nitories at Ur.tit,:ni to one Cio- 
 vernment, and tix'd tlu'in in (jie Houle together, and 
 lelfen'd the number of W'are-houfes, takini; car..' to regu- 
 late the placing and difpoiiiip of our Gi ods wiih moie 
 dil'cietirn for the time locmie. I lought hi.!'e of the 
 C'hirf,- Merchants Fo-.t thoul'and Sacks of I'eppa- at 
 thirteen Rials of Eight /.-)' ten Sacks, the Ball'e thice in 
 the Hundred. 
 
 Before we went away wr liaii the misfortune of fcina 
 \eiyncarthe whole C":ry of /;.j ■.'-■>« laid in .-Xiles ; Ikav 
 the fircbcpun isuncertaiii but when once 'cw.is kiiulled 
 the Wind i.'.iried en the I'laire with th.-it irreliltib'e lur). 
 that the whi !e Tuv n a''; olt was prel.iul') c^^n'o, 
 the Iii[v;ih ai-d !':!\'' 1 '■ ulls only ex.i'pied'^^jMjfch 
 wcreprovidcntialb fpared and fon e very tew^PTre ; 
 bv :.s if thele f w ir.r.lt of necc.iity folh w the rcit in 
 tlieii' fare, a fucceedinpFirc two or three days aftci de- 
 vourM tl'cni f o ; ou'vtlie /J'l;.-' an! /..; '/.tloui. s h.'.d 
 If'l! ilu-lapic poweitul and kird Piotidt ■ n, lifiing 'p 
 '.heir Hcai's when all ihc o her Bnildinpsot the Town 
 wTr!c\cir.: wiih :h'-'D..H aV. 't '.h'-ni. 
 
 Thus leavirp ilicle two '-lo fes to l-iear the n.iiuc of th',' 
 '1 ■-.'.» n fll itr>'ler.urof t'.; . Il.^snp.un, wf c. fail h ip . 
 vv -. . mint to an..n ln'r .11 ■ 1 ay b> ihenmiuic. 1 
 
 thu ■tui'x" whir ' V e ii'-!i I the '.m.' of. .;.; , 
 the uift Ship that w.isc.cr kc o... L) the jou.t Stock. 
 
 "Jjnujn 
 
 Coir..:u' 
 
 The Natives here were grown txccilvely rude aiid '■•U'|J^^^''« 
 treacherous, and tho' they ncstr had good Manners, yet „j,„f„, ,(» 
 the> i.fed not tobc lo forward to Ihcw their illManners and UuiicdSiojJ- 
 barbarous Tcmpcr;tx)th the Concord and we telt the elfeds 
 of their Treachery, and we for ourp.irtshad liketoha\c 
 lolt ail the Men that kept the Skiff by a fudden and furi- 
 ous all'ault of theirs while the relt were allioar ; nay, they 
 had per;lh'lc\ery Man if they had not imniediaiely hur- 
 ried tluirfelvcs ort into the Water. Some reports have 
 been, that the Beef tf this Co iniry WMit take S.dt well 
 tho' all allow it tobc \cry gi xl meat ; but by the experi- 
 ence v\e had of It in a good (luanti'y .which wc powder'd,it 
 feem- to take Sah as weil .as an; meat of that kind in 
 the World 
 
 We hnilli'd this long and tedious \'oyapc the !.-ittftr .''."«»>'«». 
 end of Sri":m! -r, when we came faf>. into {'.'.■iio:.ti. Ro.id ; ^J^^l^'/J 
 herethe Winds and Weather were more fe cro upon tis 
 than in all thofe \alt ai.il .1 iphiv .Seas th.lt we had pals'd ; 
 we weie aLiually \n mere oai'!- t th.n we h.id Urn in lail- 
 inpalxive half the Globe, and f'viii'd vv.' vote come from 
 *ipa>i to 11 II, a to be svnck'd at "iir own verv doors: 
 Thisteiijpeftous weaiher held f<'r fi\e or li\ Weeks, and 
 then wei.t off. 
 
 I have thought fit 'o let th's Account of A/?') (which 
 I haittiomaj;;, (" /•, who had 1 ecu twice there, at my 
 iKing at l-.ddo } .attend the i'l . .erjouiuai. 
 
 8.i>tiim,\itr\x 
 to ihc 
 
 >"4 
 
 /ntelligence ctucerittH^ \' 'czo, receive/ at the 
 City oj Ld. o /« J i| .111, from a Jcipoiulc tfjat 
 h^d been twice there. 
 
 Hislntellipence favs, that 7>rf,o is certainly an Ifland 
 
 b.ing on the N. W. lide of ir.pan, ari.t aliout fomc /'.••'i.j an 
 ten leagues diltance from it. That the I eeple arc of a '■''""'• 
 tairCi;iiipiexion, pood manner'd cnov eh, l.ir more hu- 
 mane m their temper and cnditicns than their outward T'"^ ^"'"'• 
 alpeOl and appearance, being alloier pughand hairy al- 
 niolt like Monkeys, yet their Skin ( as befor;^ hinted) 
 white and clear. '1 he Weapons us'd amonglf them are 
 Bows and pjj fon'd .\rrows : Thofe in the.Soi th'rn parts 
 aic the mush more underilanding People,and fit for Com- 
 merce, having the knowledpe of Weights and Mcaf.ires, 
 which :n the middle parts of the Illand they .ire entirely 
 ignorautotf. 
 
 I'hat up in the Korthern parts area People which fccin 
 to be different from the relt of the Illand, and of i-juitc [,.,.j,(i(i, 
 another ra..e, beiiip Ibextreaiuly low and Itior; that they ve'iiilcto ihe 
 may be cali'd Dwarfs in aiinCtanl proper Stnce, wh'.Te- 's'-"''''*'-''''' 
 as the /■ -/^ ".'J are ci mmrn'y of die Itatme of the Japo- 
 iiejc. 'J hey have none ot tliein any firt of Apparel but 
 wh.it is lirouphv them from it^'-i;, and lb the molt part 
 of their Rice (if nut all they are fuppl;:d with) is 
 brought fonuhencetoo; butthen they hi\e that amongft 
 tiieiii, which will make ctlkr Peojile think it very well 
 worth their while to coii.e and bring them ihcl'e ncceffa- 
 ries ; they have apreatdeal of Silver, and a fort of Sand- 
 Gold, in which tlijy make ad their payments to the Japo^ 
 ihjj for whattliey lake of them. 
 
 The C< n.moilities niolUy tranl'ported hither arc Ricc,f. .■,;„, 
 Cotton, Clith, Iron and I t.id ; b..tof all things, necelfa-cj^dtTi"" 
 r.et.ir the Back and Belly, are the molt welcome and ac-'h'^f 
 ceptable to thele I'euple ; particularly Rice carried from 
 ,i.:pr.ino tcd^'^ has yleld.-d four for one. 
 
 The chief Meat-Town where the J.-poncfc rcfidc and 
 trade IS i all'd A/<;f.- MM, wiiere they have alio a Fort, and r':^« 
 atlealt 500 FauiiKes of ih.-.t Nat. on conltantly dwelling 
 there. In Scpia/ii: the Natuiscc.me down in valt num- 
 I i ers robuy and lay in iheii Winter Lores, and in \h,:l) 
 ■the bring Salr^on, anu le.cra! foics of dr-ed Fi.h (belides 
 i I ther Wares; v.'hich they ha;' -r with the ;y»o,.-wj... 
 |T his A/'.L V, ; iithe chief I' wn f r Biilincis known to 
 ! the ifipoti-'- ip.iii ilie whole Illand, and they h.ivc no mar.- 
 Inir ol concern or leitlemeni I'ny wh.'re but here. 
 I Lhe Wini'.shold the lame C urfj here for the moil part 
 that they iIomi ., '/■•/,, -i-.'^. 'J he Xort!r..rly I'-rgin in S,,: 
 : ■ ■' ■ aim cndm AI..;'.Y', ami then the Southerly fucceed ''"'"^ ^''™'' , 
 tlv.'m, and iK-pui their courli.'. And as aconwulion of [i,^. "'•' C'Jnaia; 
 '■ li.ile Account, there fees a \eiy violent Current be- 
 .ween l-.-.i^o and -lyai', which comes from Co e<i, and 
 i;ocs aw ay to the ii. N. L. 
 
 
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130 
 
 I » ■ I . ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■! ■■■ 111 — — I ■ ^ II — — II^Wl 
 
 Certain Japoncle Cujtoms, <Tc. 
 
 :K,.xxii 
 
 A 
 
 ASupPLEMENT to Chap. XXIII. 
 
 Concerning dkcrs Cu/loms of the Japrwiefe, and Jome Rcmarl^blc 
 Oannences at Firando. Tal{cn out of the Relation of Mr l<i« 
 chard Cocks, Cape- Merchant^ .vid chief Rijdent in the Tn^ 
 
 glilh haclory then 
 
 Fufti. 
 
 T 
 
 1 '••. I 
 
 ' '■: :1 
 
 Sirine.- 
 viicd. 
 
 i \ 
 
 
 1 1 S (.(ii/.mnii cnoiif.li ov:r:-wl\crL- in the WorKl, 
 lor Iri'Miil'-. to mc\-t .iivl nuke merry topitliLT, 
 for kiii.t .imt y. uA na-.in-'.l N\'i};hl)onrs to 
 ___ make' niiiiH "t' '">'' ■nuitlicr, ami ftrcnrilun 
 their l'rcnJitui> by inoui.il F.ntcrt.uinncnis: Ni.w in ilii'. 
 point ilic T^.rmJ- polKyon^l all iho t:[\ ot' Mankinil, -nul 
 naki' fiiiliKaftsas lunlly .my oiher People, 1 Ulicu-, 
 d.>re picicnJ to ilir like. V'c lloiul ihink it M-r> ovl.l, 
 for .1 paivcl of I'coplc in one Country, tonnif iluir 
 I-ricnJs in an' tlur two oi thre* thoiUanii leagues otf, lo 
 cnme anil t.»!:e p-irt of a Collation ; fur a .Man in I-.iij<JmA 
 to fend to .mother in ?.i;.i". or Uu- ivmotelt parts of />•- 
 Miv, to come and Oitie with him Uuh a Dav. But tlie 
 ■V.ii'ow/i'aretar more extravagant than ihiseomeMo ; and 
 delire their h'ricnd'i to tnl;e a niiirh longer Joiirnes : 1 hev 
 lorkontimdhooihLrWorld for CoiiUMiiv ; pue InMM- 
 tionwo the Dead, and eall .at the drave's Month toi 
 Ciiielt^a; then I'litertainnieiits. 
 
 W'Ih 11 the Seaf.ai for this Solemnity is come, ;. rry great 
 Preparation:, are made all over the p'ace ; the Stre.-f are 
 
 iaiiiKrlH'fi;n 
 
 fwept tle.m, and dravel is laid in a ilcecm n 
 cvcrv Man's l>onr ; at Nielii too there are llliim n.uions, 
 and Candles are hiiiip out every-whcrc : This mull l-e e 
 thcrfora Token of Joy .iiid Welcome to their Fiieiuls at 
 their Arrnal, rr -rife to give them ;i little Diredlion, and 
 prevent their being Blunder'd by the Way. All things 
 thus fet in order, ii^ the dead o( the Nigh: they mareh with 
 alMindanec of Lights to the Gr.a\es and Tombs, carrying 
 all their Provifion both for Eating .tnd Drinking along 
 with them; and here they fet to it, and are exceeding 
 merry, enioving all the Plcafurcs of Good tellowlhip at 
 this rate, for fev eral Nir,l;is together. At the breaking up 
 of the lealt, they g" up and down the Town in Compa- 
 nies with Flaps and Banners, beating upfin Gre.it Pans, 
 and dancing vJrv briskly to that fine MiMick, before everv 
 ( ireat Mar's I), or. and ar al! the Temp.es and Sepulchres. 
 •Ihis is the Conelull-ii of the wluilc Solemni'y, and now 
 the airy (iiielts are dill li.irgM till the next liu nation. 
 
 ■ ;cl mobfervinc ihe Or.lers ot th;s 
 
 ' ris pcrformM in the Street before their great Pagoi!, or 
 Temple ; and the Dclicn of It (I fiippofe) Is to encourage 
 that fort of Dexterity, and make them skilful Mark- 
 men, that they may be able to do better Service in the 
 Wars. 
 
 And amoiiglt other Recreations in ufe inihis Countrv,■'J^•.• 
 th<ifc of the Stage are not to be forgotten ; for the 7/i^,-''''V 
 nrf- are not ignorant of tlicfe things, and have both Air 
 and life. Carriage, and Wu eiioi.gh, to make a hand- 
 fone anpcaraiiee in a Drama. The worfl part of tlic 
 whole tiitertainment, is the bafe Mulick that attends it ; 
 1 know not what Influene- it may have upon the Spirits 
 of the 7.1/' tic!; or hew agre'able it may 1 e to them, but 
 theii's nothing -t' Sweetncfs .«• Harmony in it to an En- 
 </>• I' Far : '1'w.is all Difcoru to us. fo l.arlh. Hat, and 
 eoiifiis'd, that one wmi'd think it Ihoii'd laih.er difcompole 
 the Audience, and preiiuli.e their Teiiiprr, than excite 
 any pleating fuitablc Padions in tliciii, and give a relilh to 
 the Play. 
 
 Tli.s MuHck (at lead what we faw) wa-a fort of Ta- 
 bors made in the form nf an Fiour-glals, great at lioth 
 eiiils, and fniall in the middle ; they be.it npon one eiul 
 with one H 'n ', and (train the Strings with the other, pro- 
 porti, iiing the SoiiirN as iliey pleafe to their Voices which 
 aceompaiiv it ; belides which, they have fomething of 4 
 Fife, or Flite ; but Tabor, Voice, and Flute, are .ill dull 
 and nnmiilieal. .Some of their Women indeed, fing and 
 j'lay Iweeily enovigh upon the Cittern of their Country ; 
 inu tlie Mulick of the Sraue, where it ought to be fined, 
 is tliere the moll ordinary .'.i;d cc nil-. 
 
 In tiiine Circumftan es it 1:1 own'd, that they go 
 
 beyond us ; for in all ;li>'- e raordinary Pl.ays, the A- 
 dors are no leis Perfons th e Kings thcinfelvcs, and the 
 top of the Nobility ; f .. wlioby hcighih of Birth and 
 Blood, and an Elevai on of Mind andl'emper anfwcr.i- 
 blc to rhar of th .r Fortune, arc very well i]ualilied to adt 
 a Peal ar.d a Natur-d Part, ami rogr.c the iitmoll Degrees 
 of 1 ifeand Strength, to thofe Reprelentationsof Her'oicaJ 
 
 1 ei'tue, ihat are <(■■ 
 
 •1 the Piav. 
 
 n this oecalion i and that was the Fate cern themfelvesvvith iiny F(>reign Stories, but ever draw 
 I/,-, at the time of our U-iiig at K- 
 
 Mirqi-iil.l 
 
 Thevare fovrryltr:dino\>:ervinp I ,,,,.,-,. ^ , .c x. ,- 1, ,- 1^ ' • • • r 
 
 Fealt that 'tis n aile Capital lov any Man to ncgleCt his , ^ iie SubjCLt Aianer ct th' te Dran.a s, is a. ways foinc 
 Dety'hcrc: 'Tis Dcaih not to Iweej' a D( or, and hang impnnant^All'.iir of their own Coumry ; they don't con- 
 OMt a Candle, \\\ 
 of one poor ;?,i/i- 
 
 Bciidcsthis, the 7 i/t)."/.- .are mightily given to another 
 lort of Nirlit-Diveii'oii, and that's Mal.iuerading,in which 
 the Kings! and the N<.ble-mcn, aCt the ir.oft conhderabic 
 
 parts- Ml the Streets arciiow cnlighmed with Candles imonglt the I'eopie, an 
 t' . . , X . ,■ ,. .1 . I. « i^...,-,Min ,!/>!,., \ei'li .t!I ration (tt ihofeVeitiie 
 
 V* 1'' 
 I 
 
 row I 
 
 night-Feafl 
 
 King I'ly « IS .1^ F<""-1 
 
 King his(irand-li.n : 
 
 be airy, jollv- ibeiab'c, love 
 
 Meeting's, chufc iv.d.er to wear 
 
 r.v /./' 
 
 
 t.ir, 11 
 
 the Scene for Ionic p'a.e wi'hin the Bounds of Jf.p.m 
 "J hey run over (at fecr.d times) the whole Hiltory of the 
 Country, the various Fo'tuncs of it, the Wars and Vali- 
 ant .■Vlioi.s ot their moll Renown'd .\neellors ; by whjch 
 nxaiis they keep up a livelv Rcinembraiiee of them a- 
 no\v cnlightned with Candles jmongll the People, and provokethem to a geperous Inii- 
 •iniin and the Mulick plays the Colr.panv along with all tation of tliofe Veiti:es they lee repivlenre.l, with foine. 
 "the lo'l'itv iiinuinable • they march lon-etimes 10 one great | thing mote ot Adv.mtage, than it the Perlons ol the Play 
 Hoiile' and limietimes to another, accoiv.ing as the Froliek , were ablolute Strangers to iheni.^ Nay, they come dow-n 
 wcrks and fiH-iid perhaps the beft part of the Night m ; from Amuinity to the preienr I imes, and bring the 1 ifs 
 the Dancii --s ri.d other Comical Parts of th.s£nteitaii.-|and the Fiaionlometmx-s together ; iraking thofc Cir- 
 '" ' " ' icumltnncesthc SubjeCfs ot the Drama, that were real to 
 
 "^"^■I'heNiuhts hardly p.ils away anv where, 1 think, n-orelthemfeivcs, and thofe Perlons Aclors, that Iwc a part in 
 mcirilv than at l-'/r'>.'/- ; when otiicr People are a bed the I.il'e. And in this Cafe, no doubt the Petformance 
 andaSWT thev are at the Balls and Publiek D.in.iiigs, ;mulH)e very agreeabK-, lecaule Nature has here fuch a 
 nerh'ai^s i\i.,lqner.u*lin" up and down the Streets, orCa- p.art to plav ; and the very Hero's themfelvcs, who can 
 rowl'incinl.ii.e(..vat''Man'sHou(e, at uie of the'r.V.id. moft decent y excite and manage their own Paflions, arc 
 •fh s is their comm at Tiaue, and the o'd , broUlftt 11; ■ ,1 the St.ig.e to do it. 
 
 ' at i- as any of them all, has as much .' All theie I'rcat Pl.iys. in which the Courtiers arc con- 
 
 Ai- and Yorth i:i ail Divuiioi.sufthis kir.d, a-they. ung cera'd, c nclnde v-th ns Noble an F.nteitainmeiit ; and 
 
 -li,, rhe Tcmpci' of ih.s Po pie to .whatever be tlic Pri l<!g e, a good Fealt to be lure makes 
 
 Entcnainmer.t-, ar.d P.d iiek the F pilociie. 'I he Ini b'ts all fend in their leveral parts ^i,^ p^.,. 
 the it'.elai.choly of the I'rovili'.n, and do ceiy thing to make it as pom- itmg. irf 
 
 I 
 
 ot 
 
 their Friends, iliaii Ipeiid it in 
 
 Shicring 
 KxcrTiicf j 
 firaiidt. 
 
 •i 
 
 Night in the Con pany 
 SoU.ude, and upon dull RcTofe 
 ■ •! here is no! h f^ leattm;; ar.d L'. ngs of 5.! Un<. at the 
 time of their PubUck Sh. ctiiig-Twatches. 1h is 1,; s and 
 ■1' the Ni b'es then .-.ppear on H^jrlcliack, and are lollow- 
 I'abviiU the whole ,■■;•■ of Slaves, P.kes, Bovy-men, .and 
 S - '''i-ft-.i-t. 1 he f.Meicife is ch.cHy mai;a;;cd by i.i.' Ar- 
 cl -r. who ride ful' ipeed, .md dilcharge thcT Arr ,-.vs ,„ 
 Ok Career at a Buckler, that lungs vp aea> nil a Wad. 
 
 -And th'ii all the People that come to fee, 'I"- ''')■■ 
 
 Tlio'ilv / 
 ftians, and 
 ihenilelvrs, V 
 fefs'd w ith Ion 
 the Fifects ot 
 nor Chriltiain 
 •lhi'» if a ^'* 
 pbie to iheinl 
 in light of aiy 
 Ic lull at the 
 Cliuith ofthi 
 three Mile ab< 
 which 'tis pull 
 it.inds. 
 
 'I'hns ihey 
 K- biir.ed ; w 
 1 know not h 
 wou'd not full 
 ty the Prefcnc 
 had had no Bo 
 Water, we no 
 the fpot where 
 for tiiey woiu 
 Body of a Ch 
 Ix- hired, .iny 
 Country we ai 
 ring none elfe 
 will ra' her cue 
 let the-r Fland 
 rhe Bonzet 
 theKnowledgi 
 fay are reveal c 
 tend to relblve 
 llinns, to dete 
 vents ; in lliovi 
 which cannot 1 
 ha'.e fome le.l 
 on't is, they 
 Predidtions at 
 which accoiuu 
 have th.>fe fall 
 pall all doub 
 they tell Lyes 
 they very 
 bout Fires, wt 
 Day ; and the 
 TtiDS and Bu 
 time comes ; a 
 for their Pains 
 for any ufe the 
 Town is very 
 compared wltt 
 niity : But the 
 of it ; that thc^ 
 or lay their P 
 fire without fa 
 Boniees are ci 
 fome employ 'i 
 getting Plundi 
 of eftablifliing 
 king the t.vei 
 happen as the 
 any Magick i 
 Myllery to th 
 Adlions witl 
 pafs. 
 
 The matte 
 dcfired Spoih 
 can't bd I'ro] 
 Spoil they wi 
 therefore to 
 way, but to 
 before-hand, 
 fuch a time, 
 with fo muc 
 
 us as tan le ; 
 Aie I'^nyally F'e died, at'.ii 
 and grem v'll-.Mit e-c. ] 
 r.r.v, eidi.r Ir.'iii illePlay 
 as the p'ace will coma n, 
 R..ai' n for it too, liiice 
 
 thing IfMl.'.ntial, eomnb no to ilie Fca'l as well .is the 
 Nol'ile'.. 'I'luy a'-eve y merry at thcfe times, Lut yet in 
 their decent civil Wiy. 
 
 Thu' 
 
 ■ ade very iiuu h of, both fmali 
 rion. There is 10 excliilion of 
 
 or Enteriainme It, but .ismany 
 a:e admitted : And there's lome 
 the mol; of hem thi.t are any 
 
 /"' 
 
haf,. XXIII. 
 
 Occutrmces at Firando, trc. 
 
 131 
 
 '.V /./' 
 
 Tho'tho 'tmnti'i can be \ cry Civil ami Friendly to Chri- 
 ftiiiis and the Rclipimi is cmcrtainM liy loineof ilicm 
 ilienil'elirv yet the Country in general, feoinj toliepel- 
 
 'marl{ahlc 
 
 rent Pagoi!, or 
 s t') rncoi\ra('c 
 ^k;iful Mark'u 
 Scrv ICC in the 
 
 itliis Country, 7j^.(( 
 ; for the 7<i^,.''i'r' 
 ha\e both Air 
 tiiske a hand- 
 !l pan of the 
 hat attends it ; 
 ion (he Spirits 
 -• to them, but 
 
 n It to 111 /:'«. 
 
 .irih, Hat, and 
 "er difcnnipoli; 
 ■, than excite 
 !;i\ea reljihto 
 
 a fort I f Ta- 
 f!rcat at Imih 
 upon one i-ricl 
 lie other, pro- 
 Voires which 
 imethinp of » 
 ;, arc all dull 
 eed, fiiig and 
 lir Country ; 
 t to l)c fineft, 
 
 that they go 
 Plays, the A- 
 ■lycs, and the 
 Binh and 
 per anfwcra- 
 alified to ad 
 moltUe.mces 
 s of Heroica) 
 
 always fomc 
 \' iloii't con. 
 It ever draw 
 
 of Jr.p.in: 
 
 iltory of the 
 
 irs and Vali- 
 
 ; by which 
 
 of them .1- 
 .'peiouii Iriii- 
 
 w ch foiuc- 
 ' of the Play 
 
 come down 
 'ng the I ifc 
 thofc Cir- 
 ivcrc real to 
 ire a part in 
 Performance 
 
 here fiich a 
 
 s, who tan 
 'a/lions, arc 
 
 crs arc con- 
 inient ; and 
 
 fiire makes 
 everal parts Th,f,,. 
 ; It as pom- (t,„g, jto 
 :oinc to fee, 'li- t'O'- 
 
 both fmall 
 .'xcliilion of 
 "It .IS many 
 :l'eiv's Ionic 
 
 u.t are any 
 
 Well as the 
 
 Luc >et m 
 
 Thu' 
 
 fifs'd with fome firt of (Irange fupcrltiriou* Prejudices i 
 the Hife^'ts of which are fuch, ai lej're'" it Chnllian* M 
 nor Chrillianity it fdf^ to Ix; dclpicabic amonKll tlieiH. 
 'J hi'» if a Chriftiin dies there, a< they have a Burying- 
 pla^ e to theinfehes to the Corps uuilk iie\er be brought 
 in nglit of any nf their Pagnilj ; if the riacc nf Interment 
 
 ic place I 
 ard by. 
 
 %(w^ml«" 
 
 I 
 
 
 Ik. )I 
 
 le bill at the end of a Street, or hard by, if there be a 
 tluitch of theirs in the way, the Funeral mult go two or 
 three Mile alxjiil, unlefs there dc any Ihirnr Cir, by 
 which 'tis rolfibie to avoid the Street where the Cluinli 
 
 (lands. 
 
 Thus they fcrv d us, when one of our Company was tn 
 be bur.ed ; we were fori d 10 c.irry ihe Corps by W'.iur 
 I kiinvv not hnw far rouml, becjufc the foppilli I'rielts 
 wou'd not fulfer us to bring ir along ih;- StuM, fandihed 
 by the Prefence of one (>f tluir Idol-'l'emples. And if we 
 had had no Boat or Skiff of oiir ovvn,to con\ey a Corps by 
 \V.iter, we nuilt e'en have burKd our Con.panions upon 
 the fpot where thev died, or have Hung them into rhe Sea ; 
 for tficy won't furfcrany of their Boats to touch the dead 
 Body of a Chriiliarv Nay, more than that, they won't 
 be hired, any of them, to dig a Grave ; lo that in this 
 Country we arc forc'd to be Sextoncs to one another, ha- 
 ving none elfe to do that Office for us : For the 'Ji-.jjane/c 
 willra'her endure the llench of a putrifying Body, than 
 fct the-r Hands to the laying it under Grouml. 
 
 The Bonzecsofthis Country are iriphty Pretet ' :'. co 
 the Knowledge of Future and Secret 'lliings, which they 
 fav are reveal d to them bv their Or.arle : 1 hiis they pre- 
 timl to refolve all forts of knotty, dark, rnyfterioiis Qi'e- 
 ilinns, to determine the Circumftanccs of cont'iigcnt F- 
 veiir> ; in lliovr, to give an account ol all thofe 'I hings, 
 which cannot be accounted for, but by fuppofing them to 
 ha.e fume fiipernatural Intelligence. But the mifchief 
 nn't is, they very often flioot belides the Mark ; their 
 Prediifkions and the Hvents very feldom agree : Upon 
 which accoiun (ince it is not to be fuppos'd that they 
 have thofe falfe Informations from any good Spirit), 'tis 
 pall all doubt, that eitiier the Devil tells them Lyes, or 
 they tell Lyes of the Devil. 
 
 "f hey very often put the Town into a difmal Fright a- 
 bout Fires, which they fay pofitivcly Ifiall happen fuch a 
 Day ; and then all the People are in a hurry, providing 
 Tubs and Buckets, and hlling Water againft the fatal 
 time comes ; and at lalt perhaps they have their Labour 
 for their Pains, and mav c en throw their Water out again, 
 for any ufe they h.-ive f<ir it at that Seafon. 'Tis true, the 
 Town is very often lired ; and I think it may be aliiiolt 
 compared with B.wr:i>n, for the freciuency of that Cala- 
 mity : But then 'tis very feldom fo, when the Boiizees tell 
 of it ; that they had better e iiher quite hold their Tongues, 
 or lav their Plot fo fare, ihat the Town may be let on 
 fire without fad : For we make no doubt at all, but the 
 Bonzecs arc either the Incendiaries themfelvcs,or at lead 
 fome employ 'd by them ; and that partly out of hopes of 
 petting Plunder, when the People arc in a Confiifion, and 
 of eftablilliing the Reputation of their Prediiftions, by m.v 
 king the F.vent anfwerablc. So that when a Fire docs 
 happen as they fiiretcl it, there's no necclfity of fuppoling 
 any Magick in the Cafe, or that an Oracle rcveal'd this 
 Myllery to them : For a Villain may foretcl his own leud 
 Adions without being call'd a Conjurer if they come to 
 pals. 
 
 The martcr ftands thus : The Bonzees can't have their 
 dcfired Spoils, without fetting the Town a-fire, nor they 
 cant b<! Prophets, except they tell on't before-hand ; but 
 Spoil they will have, and Prophets they will be too, and 
 therefore to anlwer both thefe ends, they have no other 
 w.iy, but to form the Plot themfchcs, and tell the People 
 before-hand, that the Devil will put it in execution at 
 fuch a time. And when it is done, it is really perforin'd 
 with fo much flyncfsand fubtlc management, chat there is 
 
 hardly any (indingthc Aiulioriof it i I doii'i rniiembcror 
 all the Fires that happen il at /•/..•' X at our beiiit; there, 
 faid there were fvverai) tli.u there was .inv di|vo\ery or 
 leiriircof a Villain nia.le : They Inve ! ei-n I'een indee.l 
 Inmetimes at a ibltaiue, an.l piirfind ; but tli.re arelij 
 m.iny lly p'ates, .ind cuinlrg Iku i. (ui Kop.nes to lie 
 skulking alwiiit in, ihar '• s almnit nup'-fliMe ro'catiii 
 tliein. O.hcrwile it migln be l..f|HOl.'l, I'l.lt the Bonre > 
 lai I the Saddle upon th • ri!''i: 1 lot Ir, .md t|ia> f rne cul 
 Spirit indeed w.a.s lonierii'd ;i' rhc miUliief ; but tlic pii'. 
 fuit ot the Villains takes otf [liat ; add Lelide*. rlurc.if 
 Crov.ds ot pdftr.iig Pc |'le Ivnn a; nut the Town, tf 11 
 bie.tk very often in'o Mom'es rr.d rob and fpoll, and orter 
 Vio clue 111 all (■ilurl'iris ; wlv.'ie 'h.ie ure I'icli fort of 
 Cattle, there » no need it r-cni; farther a-tie'd, to fetilt 
 :he prob.nbIe •',ir|„,i-» t! 1" c;i Vd!.ni.:-s as ih 1.. 
 
 In orderto the fut Te more etf.c'.uil pievention o\ thile 
 Dilti'rbaiicfs, vi,. (whofc ihare of divad and danger by 
 the 1 ires w.is not the h.iii; iti.'.d^ a Moi.un to tlie K'i4', 
 I li.it an 1 (lic'l inM-ln be pub'iih d, eiiii.ynini; a mrll ilri,;i < 
 .■nd paiticular W. t. h to tv c er^-wliere kept; ihar 11.)^'' 
 Man (l.ou'd be filfri'd tn!.eu,ii late, but what con", i 1 i^e ' ' 
 a very f-m il Aciount i.f li'nl,-f, .m.l Irs I'.Jinil, ; '.ind 
 bdides, alwavs to h.ue a 1 ifht Iv f le him. tli.u liem!ghi 
 be feen what hj w.is. And the)' Oi.lci.wciv aceording- 
 ly put in execution with all nilii'i nee : So th.n n,.w theic's 
 hopes, that the Town, and the .'vUtcIi.ims 'ii :t will en. 
 jriy a more iir.diiti:rl>d Ke] die : For the p'liii trnili on't 
 IS ; what with the rernble Appr h ■nli'jps of 'he Fire, the 
 Hurry (f the Town thi fc Nii'lits 'rwis ; vivcfid. and the 
 Nnile and HelJowin;" of a parcel ot l-ellmvs in tlic Streets 
 that go abort to pi'.e W.iinini!, and bid People jiave a 
 Care of their Hoifi-t, r.here was r.o Rcit t.i |w in, I, and a 
 Man liv'd coniiniiaMy in all the Fixtriiuifies of c'nfnlion 
 and Harinp at fuch t'llnes as thofe : Beiides, the Calami- 
 tv was likely enough to come, and the I'onzeesl'midaries, 
 we know, wovi'd nor fail cf the utmolt Care to pjvc .1 Re- 
 pitation to their Predidions. 
 
 In Srftewbcr, at whi, h time Ci.ptain S.i< 11 was gone up- A 
 on his Journey to the l'nin,<,nr'.i ( nuir r :_> 
 
 I ■'I 
 
 'I 
 i 
 
 oi.lO.^.f 
 •ahlUM .' 
 
 lis Journey to the hmperor's Court, we were i" rpriz d *" 
 Vr.iM/', w.tli themoil horrible Temped that perhaps" 
 
 at (■' 
 
 ever any .Man faw : We that had been .it Sea, and'in"aii 
 the Extremities of Weather in that unquiet F.lcnient, never 
 faw any thing comparable to it ; and the oldell j'tponefe 
 then alive, declar'd it the grcateft Prodigy ever fcen ia 
 their Country. 
 
 The Airy Regions were all over in a Hurly-burly ; and 
 as one wou'd have iinagin'd (by the furious Motions they 
 were then put into) commencing a War that fliou'd end 
 in an Univerfil Confulion. The Noife of the Wind (r.a- 
 ging above the degree of a Tutfon) was accompanied with 
 a Uilchargc of Thunder and lightning fufficientto have 
 Ihakenthc molt tix'd and (leddy' Courage in the World ; 
 the Rains fell at the fame time, 111 a motf violent manner* 
 wjhich tho' perhaps an .advantage in rcfpe.'f of the Light- 
 ning, vet added exceedingly to the Horror of the Storm. 
 The Winds beat fo tiercely iiixm the Town, th.it above 
 a hundred Houles Were prel'ently overthrown ; ,1 great 
 part of the reft were until'd and laid open, and 'all trem- 
 bled, as if the Ear-.h it I'elf had futfcr'd a Convullion. The 
 Sea at the lame time feeling the EtFeds of the general 
 Commotion, a,id not able to keep within its ufual Boiind.s, 
 broke into the Town, undcrmin'd the Great Wh.irf, beat 
 down the Stone- WalUiid fnnkand Itiattcr'd inp;ccesalravc 
 fifty Barks that then lay in the Road. God be rh.inked, 
 our Slup efcap'd in this common Calamity, and came off 
 with the lots of one of her Anchor; only. 
 
 This .Stor;n did more Milcliief at l-.vi^y^f^.ju!', tH.1n here 
 .at Fir.vi^l) : All the while it continued,' the fupcrlfitiou: 
 People run up and down the Streets w;th Firebrands, i 
 Ceremony, 1 fuppofe, intended to pacific the angry Duity 
 that lent that bad Weather : But this in -ill probability 
 had fct the Town a-tirc, if the Rains had not done iome-- 
 thing by way ot preventiori. 
 
 ir.oft fiw- 
 ITtn,f«.« 
 frrandtt 
 
 I 
 
 S 2 
 
 H A Pi 
 
 :■ ■ H, 
 
 .(M, 
 
Capt, bSLTls's OhfervJttons on 7raJe, &C. 
 
 1 
 
 V. 
 
 
 Chap. XXlV. 
 
 Objfrvations made by Capt. John <Saris, relating to the Vniverfal 
 Trade of the Eaft- Indies, the moU rcniar\ahlc Tlaccs, the Com^ 
 moditics they a/ford, or are chiefly in rc(jueH in everj one of them • 
 with the Rates, 'Prices, ^ Itoms, and Impoji, everj-n^here obi 
 fervMc. 
 
 Ru/ei for the Choice of cert ah Dritgt, with the 
 Places from whence they come. 
 
 t)|iill«w4i'>'l 
 
 IHV"*!'' 
 
 L 
 
 ilvi. 
 
 Mwi 
 
 hmim Aloe), fcall'd by the M/iIj)iiiis Gtrro") the 
 lift nf It lomi'ii from M.il<Kcit, Slum, ami i/im- 
 iiiyi\ .iiul is in l.irpc Stuks, atid very nully, 
 
 lilaik, ami niix'il with Veins of an Alhcolour. 
 
 'Tis liitttr If ia(i(il J anil laul upon the Fire, yicldja irmH 
 dtlcCKiMc Smell, ami fni s away till it Iw iiuite confum'd, 
 nivkh after the rare that I'ltth does. 
 
 heiij.imin, ' call'd |py the W.ilA-iimi, Minninn ;) the left 
 fort conns from Sinn, whiih is a very pure, clear, and 
 white, with li'tle Streaks of Amlier-colour. There is a- 
 nuthcr fort wimh comes trom Sum urn, which is very 
 pooil, I'ut not fo white and fine. And a thiid Ion, par- 
 ticularly (rciin /')/,(»Mti, and llArrowJe , which is \cry 
 tiiaife, and not valued in lugiwil, tho' at liint^m it poe* 
 otiwell. 
 
 fhfi, the I'cft is that which is of a deep yellow Colour, 
 inchniiip to that of (iold : If it be of any conlidcrable 
 Ape, .ind Uoks while, 'tis a lipn 'tis adulterated ; hut if 
 it be newly taken, 'tis natural for it to look foiiuthinp 
 whitidi, wiih bripht Co'our, by degrees, wears away 
 into a yellow. 
 
 AJ«>i(,i there are three forts of ir, black, brown, and 
 yellow ; of which the fiift is Hark naught, the I ' ond 
 aood, and the third belk of all : It oupht to be of tin. Co- 
 lourof the 1 til Spikenard fthat is of a deep Amber) and 
 inclofed within one Skin only, and not with feveral one 
 over another, as 'tis many times feen to Ik, and not over 
 inoilk neither, which increalcs the Wcipht, but is no lipn 
 of the (loodnels of ihe Commodity ; 'tisbeft to chufothat 
 alfo, that has fome few Hairs like Briitles, little Stones, 
 Pieces of I ead, or oiher 'I'lalli mix'd with it (for all this 
 is natural) and of fo Aronp a Scent, as to l>e rather olfcn- 
 live tlian othcrwil'e ; efpeciatly if tailed when the Fumes 
 of it leeni lo pierce siolently into the Brain, and fearch 
 the Head at a wonderful rate : If it le ripht, a bit of it 
 taken into the Mouth, will not be prefemiy dilfolvcd ; as 
 ncitlK-r on the other hand, ouj^ht it to remain undilliih'd 
 any conliderable time. You mult take care not to keep 
 this Drup near any of \ our fine fccnted Spice.s, Icaft it lole 
 its own Odourthcreby. 
 
 BfifO'ti is of two kinds, the Occidental, and the Orien- 
 tal Bercar ; whiih latter is worth full double the Price of 
 ilie former. The Forms of both forts arc various, fomc 
 round, others lonp, like Uatc-iloiics, others like Pipeon- 
 Kpps, othersnpaininthcfliapeof a Kidney, or like a Chefs- 
 nut ; but all, for the molt pait, not Iharn and picked, but 
 blunt at il'o hhIf. There is as muih Variety in the Co- 
 loiirti o ; for iliere isa lipht Red, a Honey-C( lour, adark 
 Aik-color.r, but for the molt part 'tis of a Waterilh Green. 
 '1 Ik Oriental Bezoar (or that fiom the V.aSt-InAiei) con- 
 lills of feveral dilliiwit Peels, or Coats, lyi'ip one over ano- 
 ther, as thofe of an Onion. They a!l of them appear 
 bright and ll tninp ; but the inner one's Itill morerelplen- 
 dant than ihe outer : 1 hey are thicker or thinner, in no 
 certain pri>l'oiti( 11, but irolHy anxjidiup to the largcnels 
 of the Stone, and the Urgell are the molt \aluable, and 
 left for Sale. 
 
 .•\ certain way to try the Gcodncfsof your Bezoars, is 
 to pi.t the Stone i:;to the NV.-iter f.r three or four Hours 
 (ha\ ii'P lirll taken ilie tiMCl Weicht of it), then taking it 
 out, oi'llr^ e it' ihc S-.tLicc of ii be whole, and even as be- 
 fore, notdiujedbv tr.uks and Chinks j as alfo, at the 
 fame time, take the Wei;',hr of it again pretty nicely, and 
 if it weij'.hs ever fo liiiall a intter more than it diJ at the 
 firlt Trial, \oii may Iniild upon it that it is not good. In 
 this way of proieeiUiig, 1 have feen feveral Bezoars at 
 Tir.nt.itii (that ha\c pioiiiiv'd \ery tairro the Eye) dilfolvc 
 into a perfed Chalk, and difcover noiliing but traftiy mat- 
 ter in the inlidc. The places that ati'urd them arc J'.ifrtwr, 
 
 Bcmam/ilfH, fiUcnlfnr, and SotcitdAnmt ; but thofc that 
 come trom this laft pMce, do oftner impofc upon u«, and 
 prove naught, thin thofc that arc yielded by »nv of the 
 other places. 
 
 n'."^'!'','.* y"'"-"'!'*"^ 'he Colour, is of various fotts,.,^ 
 .« H lack W hue. Brown, and Grey, of which the Black is 
 ulually the bafelt ; ami the Grey, or at lealt the Alh- 
 colour mix'd with White, is the beft and purcft. 'Tis .i 
 Charadteriftiik of this fine and clean fort, that Ixring put 
 into the Water, it dnes not fink but floats ujion the Sur- 
 tace ; and tho' this may alio pollibly agree to lome Amber 
 that IS abuled and fophifticated ; yet tis ccnain, that all 
 that IS good and pure mult fwim ; ami if it docs othcrwifc 
 It may lie pronounc'd bafc and adulterate. ' 
 
 The Charailen of the chief Towns of traife in the 
 Eifl-Indits, the Cemmo/fi ties they afford, and 
 defire from Foreign Parts. 
 
 (^.Intaw, upon the IHc of 7,it/i M^inr, is a Town of vc-i4..,» 
 
 ry gre.it Refort, and eiiual Tra.lr, for divers forts of 
 Commodities. I he genuine I'rodnets of the place it felf, 
 arc chiefly Cotton-wool, and Pepper ; but the great mim- 
 bcrs of Foreign Ships that come hither, lirine other Ma- 
 terials for Trade belides. 
 
 1 heir Harvell for Pepper is in the Month of Ofloicr.and 
 the Qjiantitics gathered in at a time, may be fome jiono T'- v* 
 Sacks (or Timbangs as they call them \ Now two Tim-' ''' 
 bangs is a Peecul, three Peeculs is a fnall Rihar, and four 
 and a half a great Baliar, which makes 44^ Catrecs and 
 half ; lb th.it the Sack contains .jg Cattees and a half, and 
 every Cattee amounts to 11 Rials and a half /^u^/.T?.. 
 1 he Jitv.ini not being perfedt in the ufcof the Beam.'mcfli 
 commonh deal by the Coolack, which contains fe\ en Cat- D-cn. .1 
 tees ami a quarter, which is one Can ec and a quarter more ^'*"' 
 than the Beam allows, and indeed ihere ought to Iwiioj'""" 
 difference ; but the Weighers at B.mt.tm lieing always """' 
 Chincje, they nanapc the matter fo as to favour their Conn- 
 try-men when they lee pood, and will fit them with a big. 
 ger or a fmaller meafure, according as they arc gr«tificd 
 and pleas'd. 
 
 'IhcKirghas no Coyn of his own, but whar comes Ccyr.M 
 from Chiii.i, which is cali'd Caflies, and is melted out of ''^''•" 
 the Drofs of Lcid ; they are round thin Pieces, made with 
 Holes for a String to go through them, in which manner 
 they arc deliver'd up and down in Payments. A.Strint; 
 •.vith a thoufand of tliefc Call;cs upon it, is cali'd .i I'ecoo 
 which isof divers Values, according as Calhes rile or fall! 
 They make their Accounts thus : Ten Pccooes isonel .ix- 
 fan, tcni.axfansa Catic«, ten Cattees a Uta, ten I'ta's a 
 Bahar. 
 
 By the I aw of the Country there oi'pht to be a full thou- 
 fand Callics upon a String ; and if the numher falls Ihon, 
 the Perfin that makes Payment is to allow ac ordingly ;iv; > .- 
 and the J^ivau Strings are indeed, for the molt parr pretty I'):-''' 
 honeft and jult ; liut the CI-iHeJe are horribly deticicnr, aiul 
 if you don't look to them \cry well, they'll cheat )in\ of 
 1 50, or loQ Caflies fnmetiiues in a Pecoo. Always upon I'roii: rs 
 ihegoinp aw.iy of the Ships and J uncks the Calhes fall, ""J'-' 4 
 and you mav gti thirty four or thirty five IVcoos for a "'"f."*''^' 
 Rial, which before the next 'i'tar comes about, you may ^" " 
 put otf again at more than one third profit ; but then ilie 
 great danger in thiscafe of engrolling is Fire, which as i.s 
 a very common Calamity at lUut.mi, fo 'twill make b.id 
 work where it comes .iiiioi-.git I he Leaden Coyn of t his placr. 
 
 The Weight in ufe here for weighing Be/oars, (;!.|J,t1ww 
 and Ci^et, is cali'd a Tail, vvhuji nukev 1 • RiaK of 
 Fight, or two Ounces A',-,',//.'.- 'Ihis is the ?.i';.7h Tail; 
 but the Mnl,i)f.ii is 1 ; t)„mes Uwjijk, am! the C. ^mjc 
 I , Ounces SCiiiiJi/h So that tlie Ci'LiJc Tail is of the 
 Jnv.ui exaiSly. 
 
 "J'l-.e 
 
 ^H 
 
 
 1 
 
 Chap. XX 
 
 1 
 
 ,,«,m»iiit« The Coft 
 
 1 
 
 .n.,1,1.1. •. ,„,,. here, ai 
 
 1 
 
 '*""" tries : 
 
 
 Iron, long 
 
 
 Ic.id in fm 
 
 
 Powder fit 
 
 j 
 
 j.,.p,iHJt Pieces fqu; 
 
 -5 
 
 pfi Piece. 
 Pieces f lua 
 
 
 
 Rial'. 
 
 
 Uroad Clo 
 
 It 
 1 
 
 Ri.lls IrrOit* 
 
 ^. 
 
 •Ihebdtd 
 
 ■'1 
 
 Anil^er 111 g 
 
 
 Coral, in 1 
 
 
 fame Weight 
 
 But above 
 
 
 dirv )ou laii 1 
 
 
 'I'lvs is nu 
 
 i 
 
 Months of /' 
 
 i 
 
 HmTridc three or foui 
 
 \ 
 
 all thcl'e forts 
 
 
 YourR.iu' 
 
 
 a' 19" Ki iK /' 
 
 
 Rau Silk ■ 
 
 
 .It b ' Rials. 
 
 
 Tartan w 
 
 
 4« Riilsth.{ 
 
 1 ■ 
 
 V.'ImIsoI .; 
 
 ( 1 
 
 ri.musksi't 
 
 r 1 
 
 Wliite.Sattii 
 
 
 B 'rgogiics, 
 
 
 Sleevr Silk, 
 
 
 Musk, the 1 
 
 
 .Sewing Gol 
 
 
 at 1 Rial. 
 
 
 Vehet Hanj 
 
 
 Sattin^eml'i' 
 
 
 White Curt 
 
 
 fcr Corge. 
 
 
 White Dam 
 
 
 White Supa 
 
 
 Sugai-Caiul 
 
 
 P.irceline Ba 
 
 
 Callicoe-Cl( 
 
 
 Corge. 
 
 
 Hinjamin, \ 
 
 
 fer Peeiul. 
 
 
 l.ipnum .Mo 
 
 
 AIrm, as go 
 
 
 rr.,„.iii All jour Cm 
 
 
 IkJc. hcri- ; but the 
 
 
 Pimadocs, the 
 
 
 7 nv Girdles, 
 
 
 Callicoes.mad 
 
 
 1 he Meafur 
 
 
 Halta, which 
 
 
 the Elbow to 
 
 
 fnuie of thcfc 
 
 
 tho' none alio\ 
 
 
 M-.l.m-.ii Clotl 
 
 
 conclude this 
 
 
 broad, and ho 
 
 I 
 
 at Bvit/im. 
 
 i 
 
 rJom mil The Cillloi 
 
 
 lr„po(l,c-.. King's Cufton 
 
 \ 
 
 dred, rating 
 
 
 Price foe\er it 
 
 
 Then there 
 
 
 any Ship com 
 
 
 mediitely aci 
 
 
 Piites of the 
 
 
 landed ; upon 
 
 
 takes of all tl 
 
 
 Pr.ee, or it m 
 
 ' ■ 
 
 can agree. Si 
 
 
 this Duty, 50 
 
 
 elfc arc oblig 
 
 
 thoufand Sack 
 
 
 more than the 
 
 
 The Diit^h i 
 
 
 and to avoid tl 
 
 
 fo ii'uch in ih 
 
 
 generally abou 
 
 
 lie noted, ihat 
 
 
 bcfore-haml I 
 
 
 not be exciis'ii 
 
 
 to dilpute, or 
 
 
 Ship. 
 
M W;hap. XXIV. Capt, SarisV Obfervations on Trade, &c. 
 
 133 
 
 )niverfal 
 he Com- 
 f them • 
 hers oh" 
 
 but thofc that 
 • upon u«, and 
 by »ny of the 
 
 ' various fom,_, 
 :h the Blark ti 
 Icalt the Arti. 
 [lurdl. 'Til a 
 that Iwirg put 
 u|>on the Sur- 
 liinic Amber 
 (rtain, that aU 
 Iocs otherwifc, 
 
 Trarfe in the 
 aff0rJ, and 
 
 t Town of ve- Uvn , 
 ilivers forts of ! 
 
 ic place it fclf, I 
 
 I he great oum- 
 ing other Ma- 
 
 of Oflo^rr.and 
 
 'e foine fionoj'-^* 
 
 \ovv rwo Tim- ' ' 
 
 ihar, anil four 
 
 .% Catrrcsand 
 
 nd a half, and 
 
 I half i:ti!^li/l:. 
 
 Ne Beam, mr.ft 
 insfe\cnCat-D\Mi.i 
 quarrerniorc^'''f"' 
 
 k-httoi*noi:i:'^ 
 
 '•fing always 
 
 r their Conn- 
 
 ■in with a btp- 
 
 are gratified 
 
 I !.(/'> TriJt 
 
 I IrjJi 
 
 % 
 
 what comes Coyn 31 
 melted cut of*'""- 
 
 s, made with 
 which manner 
 Its. A String 
 allM .1 1'ceoo, 
 ics rile or fall, 
 lesisdncl ax- 
 
 , ten I'ta's a 
 
 lieafullihoii- 
 >er fills Ihort, 
 .1C. nrdingly ; iv; ;■ ;■ 
 lit parr prary ''')''*'■' 
 V'titicnr, aiul 
 heat )()ii of 
 Always. lijHjnivuii: i ^ 
 eCalheslall, "■"-'■• 'r 
 
 
 IVloos for a 
 
 lit, you may 
 
 Inn then ilic 
 
 wliicli as 'lis 
 eill m.ike bad 
 1 ol'thi-. place. 
 LVij.irs, ((!'KI,ThtVV.;' 
 
 i ; RiaK !■( 
 
 y.i. .Ill T.nl ; 
 
 ! tile C'/ iia-Je 
 il IS ; of the 
 
 T!;e 
 
 II 
 
 lto«">Jiiit. The Coirniodiiln which find th« bcft Sale and Accpt- 
 InvM.h •• amohcr*. are ihefc following of our own and. rthcrCoiin- 
 I"""" tries: 
 
 Iron, lonn and thin B«r«, at lii Rials J.'- Peccul. 
 I<.td in fniall Pigs, at \ ', Rials p^ IVetui. 
 Powder fine, round, com'd, at li Rials />" Barrel. 
 Pieces fquarc and fai.giiiii'd, of lix Foot long, ten Rials 
 
 pn Piece. /• . f- 
 
 Picces f luarc and dainask'd all over, of 6 i Foot, fitiecn 
 
 Rial*. , » , , 
 
 Hrctd Cloth of I' '. the Cloth, of a Kiuci Red, three 
 Ri.ils/rr{'ij|', which IS ; of a Yard. 
 
 ■| he lielt Opium, ei^ht Bi,ils /rr Cartee. 
 
 Aiiili«riiipKatBead\ 6KiaU/r' 'I ail ,\/'»/.n.«w. 
 
 Coral, in l.irge flramlio, h*e and lix Rials, by the 
 f.inie Weight a» ilie Amber. 
 
 B I ,il live .ill il\ings,Hials of Eight arcthebcft Comnio- 
 dirv v'li '■"! bung hiilur. 
 
 Th's is nioHly the h'.'/Ji'p-' Trade j but then in ihe 
 Months of l'ln/;y in\\\'\Unl; there comes conUantly 
 three or four Iiinks very richly laden from C'/i'«.i, with 
 allthele flirts of v all. able CoiiiiiiihIiics, .if 
 
 YourRaw ,S:lk nf / imi!";:, which is the bell,anj goes 
 a' 19" Ki lb /T. IVcciil. 
 
 K.iu Silk rif ; .1 loll, which is co.irfir ih.iii ilie former, 
 at B:? Rials. 
 
 'latfara in Puiilt?, iioMing i ii Yards in the Piece, at 
 ^6 Ri lis the C "rge, which is Id Pieces. 
 
 Vel^^t^ of all Colours, I j Y.ird', aillRi.ils. 
 
 n.inusk'ofall Colours, i: Yar.lsat ft Ri.ils. 
 
 White ,S.itiins, ii Yards, S Rials. 
 
 B irgopiics, ir, >'ards long, at 4', Rialsyrr Corge. 
 
 Sleeve Silk, the beltirale Colours, ] Rials /'cr Cattce. 
 
 Musk, the bell, at 12. 
 
 .Sewing Gold, the belt,! ^ Knots, every Knot 30 Strings, 
 at I Rial. 
 
 Vebct Hangini'.s, cinl rciider'd with Gold, 18 Rials, 
 
 Sattinseinbiohler'd, 14 Rials. 
 
 White Curtaiii-Sturi's, 9 Yards the piece, at 50 Rials 
 jifi Ciirge. 
 
 White Damask Hat, 9 Yards the Piece, at 4 Rials, 
 
 White Sugar very dry, at 3 , Rials /ifi- Peecul. 
 
 Siigai-Candi, \crydry, ac v 
 
 Porceline Baibus, very Knc and broad, 1 Rials a piece. 
 
 Callicoe-Cloth, coarle, white and bio-.vn, 15 Rials /cr 
 Corge. 
 
 Benjamin, very white and good, at 30 and 35 Rials 
 ftr Peecul. 
 
 Lignum Aloes, at 80. 
 
 Alrni, as good 1$ onr l.i;<!ip^, at 1 ,. 
 
 All jour CoiMW/ii'./f/ Cloths are topping Commodities 
 III r..' ; but the moll vendible fnrts are the finbnrees, the 
 Piiit:idoes, the line Tappies of St. I'hom.it, theBallacho's, 
 ?.iir Girdles, Callicoe 1 awns. Book Callicoes, and White 
 Callicoes,ni.idc up in Rolls. 
 
 1 he Meafiirc that takespl.sie in thefe Couimixlities is the 
 Halta, which is about halt a Yard, or as unieli as from 
 the Elbow to the extremity of the Midille-finger : .And 
 fmiie of thcfc Cloths are more, and others lefs in length, 
 thiV none aliovc 34 Haifa's ; and in general, all Ions of 
 M.tinr.ii Cloihs arc ordinarily 8 Haifa's long : And to 
 conclude this Head, all kinds of Cotton Cloth which are 
 broad, and hold out a good length, arc in very good efteem 
 at B.iHMiH. 
 i The Cultoms taken at Br.ntr.m arc of feveral forts ; the 
 ■ King's Cuftomcall'd Chuksy, is eight Bags upon the Hnn 
 lired, r.iting Pepper at 4 Rials of Eight />« Sack, what 
 Price foever it l»ears, 
 
 Then there is that call'd Bll'dili.in, which is thus: If 
 any .Ship come into the Read laden, the King is to be iiii- 
 ineiliiiely acmiainted with the Sorts, Qiiantities, and 
 Prices of the Commoilities in her, before any part can be 
 landed ; upon wliiili lie len.ls his Officers to the Ship, and 
 takes of all ilie for:s what lie likes, perhaps at half your 
 Pr.ce, or it 'l.tv 1 e fonuiliing better, according as you 
 canagrec. .So if you lade Pepper according to the Law of 
 this Duty, yon |».iy fur every 6000 Sacks, 666 Rials, or 
 clfc arc obliged to be the King's Chapman for as many 
 thoiifand S.icks, at one half, or thiee fourths of a Rial 
 morcth:iii the Current Price of die Town. 
 
 The /J/I/.7' indeed go a more conipendions way to work, 
 and to avoid the trouble of the Duty, agree with the King 
 lb irnch in ilic grofs, for the l..-iding of a Ship, which is 
 gencr.illy about Icven or eight linndied Rials. And 'tis to 
 Ik' noted, that th;)' you lia\e ever fo prndenily provided 
 before-hand 1 ading to dil'paich your Ships, yet you lliall 
 not \v excns'd from this fort of L)iity j fur if you pretend 
 to dilpute, or re In fe it^ they'll Hop the Lading cf sour 
 ihip. 
 
 ir- Muitfir, 
 
 C.l\(!m 1 
 Vr.poB, e 
 
 The /{«/■«, »x H.-MLiMi, isa Dtityfor An. I|. rafi, .ind u , 
 loo Rials of I'ight upon ('.rn .Satki. 'Ihe S.ili.md.irs 
 Duty is no Rials up. n «-. ■ S.a, ks. And 'he Weghcrs 
 Duty is I Rial upon <r„; andthefaincot the Weighers 
 Iwlongifig tnthcCultoin-lhiiile. 
 
 'I he Town of Jmi^i,, upon ilief.imi- Illand, pretends 7"f* . 
 molHyto Viiitii.'ls, Ci. tun-wool, at .1 i|ni:i V.irn. Theie 
 is tifn loine little matter of Spue, PcHir. In the Jnmks 
 of Jumli that come h iher, and I'onieMace and Nuimegl 
 by thnfe nf this Tow n that go to the Ilie of H ■ii.l/i. 
 
 A'-..i/f,r, at ihe C./r/'CJ, affords great (tore of flczoir 
 ftoiies. Rice, and other Pmsilion*, with a Imall oiiaiitity 
 of Spiie, by iiicans nf .1 Coirel'i oml. 11 t with lltn.l/i, 
 
 B.tlie, an Illand totheEallward of \;,ai;^/-/;'i.,jn8, IVcr, t</»»lil«. 
 .South I at. yields plenty of Rice, Ci tton Yarn, coarli.' 
 White Cliith, a good Commodity at llint-iu Tin f,- that 
 this plai ■ reipiires, areihe liiuilli it Ibrt of Blew aiul Wlnte 
 Beads, Iron, .iiul ci atle Pom- iiie. 
 
 I' III"' is a \ery l.irge Illand, lying tothe Paflwardof r 
 Uitcf ; 'lis famous fi.r the I'lvdiic'lion of ihc White S.iiin- ""'' 
 ders, ihe gieatelt logsnt wUuh are cllcem'd the iiclh, 
 ami .ire worth nt llfufw, twenty Rials of Eielu/r' I'u-' 
 till, at the comiiiR in of ihe |unks : It vie.'ds alfi i;re.it I'l.- Tr..lt 
 plentyof Wax, which isma.le npinlargeCakes, and goes'''"' 
 at Hciitiin lor ii|di'een, and fo to tlurtv Rials /"r IVaiil 
 as the time fer>cs ; there's a great deal i.filiceir, very 
 otien, in this Coniiiiodity j and to be li;re that you arc 
 not iheate.l, thebelk way is to break it, and fee whether 
 it l(K)ks agreeably within. 
 
 The Wares to be carrie.I hither, are Chopping-knivc-s 
 C/i'»M Frying-pans, Chin.i Bells, fmall Hiigles, Porcelines' 
 colon rdTart'atccs, b"t no Blacks, Pieces <if Silver beateti 
 flat and thin, and of the breadth of ones Hand. There 
 maybe good Profit made of the Trade 10 this Klatid • 
 for the Chinrj'e have given four for one, to Ionic of our 
 Enf^li]hi\\M venturM with them thither. 
 
 B.inH/i llles .ire celebrated for their Mace and Nutmegs luiM. 
 wiih the Oyls of both thofe Spices. TheHarvcft comes 
 three times a Year upon thefe Illands, i..*, y,,/,, 0:l'icr 
 and Ff/'riMiy ; but the greatelt gathering in is' in 7;//i' 
 which is lall'd here the hlnj'H .Uejoiee, ' ' 
 
 Some report, tliele Illands were once in Siibjertion to 
 the King of Tf/ ///ire; but whatever they once vieiv, now '■''"'•'""'• 
 they are a fort of a Common-wi/alth ; vet is there one '*"'"' 
 Supreme Officer, whom ihey call a Sab.imlar, that ap- 
 pears at the Head of the .State, .and has the Trouble of 
 Managing, but not the full Power iif Difpoling of any 
 Publick Atfair, without the good Liking, and intcnening 
 .Approbation of the People. 
 
 Their vs'ay of Dealing is by Bah.ir and Cattce: The 
 fmall Bahar is ten Cattccs of Mate, and ,1 hundred of 
 Nutmegs; and the great Bahar a Inindie.l of Mace, and 
 athoufand of Niirmeps. And theCattee here is j Pound 
 1 3 Ouni es i'.i'fjijl' ; the Prices i ariable. 
 
 The Commodities rcxiiielted lure, are C3 o»; r./r,' Cloth, 
 Cloth of (.'.(»-/• ^v.r, and all liirts of the .\(.j,',-i^.i (orC'/n-.i 
 Mrlr.-..!, asiheycallit , Brnad Cloth, St.urmel, Callicres 
 black and red, C'//Hrt Boxes, Baliiis without Brms, light 
 colour Damasks, Talfatecs, Velvets, Gold Chains, Plate 
 Cups gilt. Head-pieces damask'd. Guns, Sword-blades, 
 but not Inch as arc back'd to the Point. There's a great 
 deal of Profit in bringing Gold Co\nh:thcr ; for yon" il. ill 
 havetlm fur the V:iliieof 70 Ki.t'ls in Cold Covn, that 
 will coft you 90, if you pay ii, Rials : Ami liMiott) be 
 forgotten, th.-'.t Ricegiod .uid f.iir, is as vcmliblea Com- 
 modity as molt at this place. 
 
 •.fi.iw, in 14 ; North 1 at.) thcCapitalCitv of a mighty Viccilii: 
 
 Empire, is pollefs'd of no fmall advan:.'.ge to' encourage a ^ '.'','''' ",'," 
 
 Trade. Ynu haveat this place Ibmc't rhe belt benj,: '"" 
 
 heaper 
 
 ml 
 dl 111'.- .v/»/w- 
 
 -- --- , mill ,y, K,..c,li[, 
 perhaps in the World, and in great pleiif. ; and the g!o- ^41 .»>.■'« 
 rioos (Jems of /'<■:; .7 lliine here likewile :' There's a valt ^:)*v''-'- 
 ijuantity of Silver in Bullion, ih.u'> brorght hiilicr from B^k," '!i,a 
 ■J tip nil \ bur Rials ot Mghr aic 11, ore in leqnclt, and will u :i :v't: 
 bring in Bullion , of a Rial I'r fir. Their Ta\ !e is - Ri- "■•"■'-•■i 
 als of Eight. 'Ti'l'.'li'rs, 
 
 All your broad St/tmmcl Clodi, Ir.-n-wvrks, and fair 
 I ookine-r.lalles, are things ihat take ixeecdmgh her.'; 
 and all Ibns of dv'/;; Ctniinndities, are nuicii che 
 than at hniii.uii, 
 
 Thejiincks from (hi-^nrnt come to Si'i-i in tiie Months 
 of June and .Ju!\, touching firlt at the .M: i/-: Tiles, and 
 then at Temffac, from whence the Merchants may g.) o- 
 ver I and to Simn in twenty Days (p.iee. 
 
 Bo.iicc,\.\\c priiKipal City cf the llle of iliarname, is i.«<.. 
 rich in Ciold and ikzoar Stones , abounds in Wax, Kc- 
 tans, Cayulacca, and S.meuis Draconis ; and no lc:s 
 Trade for all thefe iliiugs ai Bvni.im.ijJ' :, a Town iipon 
 the fame Illand. 
 
 The Commodities defircd here, are much the fame wrdi 
 thofe forihi; Iflcs of BniuU . BczcavS o:ies are hk.wi.e 
 
 luld 
 
 I:: I 
 
 ' il : 
 
I ♦^I 
 
 t34- 
 
 Capt. Saris*/ Ob/ervation on I radcy &C. 
 
 ■lul III Dii 
 • allJ li ill 
 
 li > 
 
 I 
 
 *Vghii at 
 
 ftiM Tia.lo 
 It l.jn^n 
 mil fiiWM 
 
 iuUl litre liy ilicl.i\li»i»ilie> arc (i /).i»i/,-i.i ilmi il\c'l.ol' 
 i» »\it(iTri\t liiim ilui, It ln'iiip I , Ouiuc Hhj^IiJI' ; anJ 
 the Stonci pii Ai ini' or I'lx Rial* tlicTa>lr. 
 
 But ihc j'rvAt pUir ol Ni ii ufdii ili i Kljinl u Vim .(././iv 
 ^tM f in I ' I'cK'' ■*'iii'li I i»'0 -'I..! c\cr will W fn, wjijo 
 11 haul.' Ki)nit.iiii II I f xulkliiiB till' I lit aiulnipl'IcH Ui.i- 
 ii.iiiul« ill ilu- Wi rli'. All ilio I ui'iii)' I Jit III Mjiikiiiil 
 
 I'ciliy, tul'il lit tl\l» I'lCllODH t (lIllllKlll.l^, tllC |i!jlC II IllV. 
 
 cii cnt!y iicMT w.\iii«,i hmmIoI Mup>, I'lAwn ami Junln, 
 tli.it loiiic to I'l.ulc I'lir them. Tlu- Kiihi'«of the Cnuii- 
 try III thi«liiiiil .lit iiK'kli.iiilUMi', ami .Vuu.i./i^oirt « never 
 unproviilcil it I) aiiioi il» lor tliini that xidt hir iipm 
 tha* Account ; ll.it yet iho cieatert ijiMiiMru* are met 
 within I. nil- » anil ./"W, an.l ihi/ they are at no tunc 
 fiarte, yet then tluy are more than nrHiiarily plcntihil, 
 aiijtheplace is iiiihehc ulit vt it's iharmii c I \i|(re. Anil 
 the Reafiin \vli5 the^ h.Avf mire in ilmre ^illr•hs ij, lie. 
 raiilV the Raiinwlwh l.ill "ih .in cHutllve mi h tiec ;ii 
 5«'»ai)JO. '/ ', aril loine 111 the laitir Mmith-, lie tlu ii 
 Well jsoiie fill, .Hid their l.tteOlt iipni the I<mi5 a- 
 lattil toiii tlu.y ari. li nk l>v ihiM iik to the,riilr.il il. pih, 
 ami the lliva:i\< Icvamc iii< r' llnw ami pimiil, To that the 
 ni\ei'ii'.ay Munire upon their Work, without Ciar o(' 
 Uinp, larrieil asva\ aiiil loik. lot a'l thelcl)iamoiul» arc 
 rotten as l\ail lire I'V DiMni;; .iml theKiier im iKele- 
 Iliarcil tor the I'tauli ami ililniVtry of thetii is the Kiter 
 I me ; I'luli a I ne as which, ans Prime that h.ul it in Im« 
 Dominions, woulili.ot ha\e\er> iiiiieli lai.lelu iimipLiin, 
 if itiielilnl the Coiiirrs no lull. 
 
 Coimiioilitic.* in leo.iielt lure arc Wi/j.i/i PintaJon, 
 t'onmanJel Cli thi. Callico I awm, lij^lit toloiinl ('/■/«,( 
 S.lk<, SevMii)' (idlil, .Sialic .Silk, Staiiimelly and broad 
 Cloth, H ipli". i.f .ill fort<. 
 
 Cinferi'.iii)', whiili 'tis to le noted, that ihcl kw Biif>Iei 
 made at Wn ■ oi. ;n I'lriu nt a Tim, and of the Inpiitls if 
 a Peaii, and wliiih yi u pi\e there at the rate ot a Rial ot' 
 Fijdr lor .\rc, are woitli a Mais the io< at Hvc.i.l.uiii, 
 thcMafs Icing three fininhs <it a Rial of liipht. The 
 Ailiantapi" of iradiiip withCloUl is eonliderablc tco here, 
 for \oiill all have a .Stine for one Rial iiidu'd, wliuh yoJ 
 fhall not have t'or one Rial and half, or one Rial and 
 three fourths in .Silver. 
 
 \VIk n a Ship is lioniul for thii place the heft way is to 
 pofirllto Bi'»/..'m.i//i'>;, and ilkre barter what Coiiiii.o- 
 ilities (he has (proper for thislllaiid ) for Gold, which 
 inaybehadforthrceCattccsCafl.es the Malacca Tayle, 
 whiih is nine Rials of F !,Tht : and then bring it to V.dv.i. 
 tl^i.i.i: it may be put away for Diamonds and four Cattccs 
 Cadicsthe Tayle, whiih is one Rial and lever eights in 
 weight, to that you lliall gain three fourths of a Rial upon 
 .■x Tayle. But the Principal (lain mull be in ilic Dia- 
 monds, which are of fii:r fcMial Waters, White, (Jreen, 
 Yellow, and a Colour betwixt bith, or mixt of Green 
 and Yellow; of all tlicfe the White Water Diamonds arc 
 the belt. 
 
 The Weights in life here arc the Mafs, th. Coupani', 
 the Boofuck, and the P. ad ; four Coop.inps make one 
 Mafs, two Biofuck n akc one Coi p.iiii', and one Pead 
 and half is abool'iicks, by which pinportion of ilicfc 
 Weights to one .mo! her, and the alcove mentiimed value 
 of a Mafs in Rials, thevalueol an\ of thdemay bccalily 
 cxprefs'd in Rials liktwife. 'I'he Tayle at this pl.ue is 
 fixtcen Mafs, and one lourihot ihc Tayle they callaP.u 
 haw, by which they generally weigh not only Diamonds, 
 but Gold too. 
 
 The Towns upon the Coaftof CArndthat make a great 
 Fiiuire in Trade arc /.hk^.'w, Ctihton and Ih^chu. Your 
 raw Silks of I ^>'kj» aic worth there 80 Rials fia Peecul, 
 the lloc.lu Tartata, 30 Rials .a Coigc, the Cn.icti 
 Damask 50 Rials ;ir) Corgc. SeVviing Silk lou Rials pc, 
 Pcccul, Embroidered Hangincs iiit bell ten Rials of Eight 
 apiece; Sewing Gold is fold by the Bundle, each con- 
 taining ten P.ipers, and every Paper five Knots, and the 
 bcft has i6 1 breads in a Knot ; this goes at two Rials pet 
 Paper ; Sanens the belt at one Rial the piece, great 
 Balons, three fora Rial, White Si'gar the bell at half Ri- 
 al /cr Pcccul, Poiccline of the Imail forts, the bcft one, 
 Rial/fi Cattce, Pcarl-boxes, the belt live Rials a Piece, 
 Velvets of nine Yards long five Rials of Eight a Piece, 
 Sleeve Silk the belt 1 ',0 Rials /)n Peecul, Musk fevcntcen 
 Rials /f( Cattee, Callies lixty Piccoes lor .i I'ial, broad 
 Cloth, which is three fourths rf a Yard, worth fcven 
 Rials, lookinp-GLilfes very large ten Rials a piece. Tin 
 fifteen Rials fc Peecul, Wax the fame. Musket Barrels 
 twenty Rials a piece, Japan Sables eight Rials a piece. 
 Elephants Teeth thi: Left and grcatcft, loe Rials pci 
 
 Peiciil, the fm«ll hall of that, Wh.u .Saundvn ilir l.il 
 ingrcatltji., worth f„riy, Tlu- Cuftcm ,( Par.r.n- 
 w«fdsi,al,,y|r „.„,„., p,,f,i|_ l„„ „mw.iids there • no 
 Cultom at .III, ami they hmk vcrv imrrowly ijui r.o Air- 
 munition ot aiu fort k earned lui of ilicCmintry. 
 
 In A/.ii,/the Junck. U und for r\w \t,i,t.l„ |W oiitfiom o .. r* 
 r/Mi-,/,-, ami return in j,.,..-: Thiir U.lmg i.iitwaidi 1," ''" » 
 raw and wrot,„ht .Silks fir Kiur th.in thole ihev «arr>*'*" 
 rt)r «,t«/„„, , 1,1, ilu.y ,„ini- linrne lulen . , Iv with Ri.,!k 
 ol fciiiit, perjupitortyof them in a U-ar. and to IhghiK 
 guarded, 'h.u 4 .Miiplo.it „ .n i.ikc tlu, 11 withoilany 
 troi.be. hM \o;.igi. tioin t'.V* to the M^mUi, i 
 »lw)iit ten d.i>«hit. ' 
 
 AstortlieNoblellla.id.f 7rM.. ilu re iv lurJIy any ,„ , 
 fort ot Coimnoilitv but what is lend.ble there tome. * "• 
 w here IT other; and the Tradi'theivlTing of a latcrdate 
 aril inuchlel-kii. wmhan.it . therp'aces belou- imntioi.'j! 
 11 n-ay ii.n Ic ,„„(, „, a,|j ,|,„ ,.arii,,!ar Accornt of 
 
 Ihc forts f.f Oin curnn' here, are irjulially MulTei 
 an. U and.iii.y the CiKleru, Uii « „ne leii.h. I the Mall: 
 HHil nsbytluieihat the Pruts orCunuiioduic* are molt 
 orilmanly Mialiril. 
 
 You r_^ Dr. ad Cloths of all Coin, i/.-. n'.uk. Y.llnw 
 
 r/r'.'n '•'"'' '"" '" "'"■'"' '■'t^^ '"• " "<■ t'ddtis ihj 
 I 'V . 'L" "■"■<'' '"'i^'. tl'rii'. 'i-fi.ur, ,ir.ll„,ohve 
 htimlre,!: Wluir noietlut I loth of .1 liiih W„„| ,, ,„ n„ 
 re.iueft, but l,i.h..s 1, l.<w ll.orn ; to alio vuu lii.eHaNs 
 <it 'h^aforel.iidCo'ouis, but m.t accoiding to the /Vr,,- 
 ,i;m;t Wear, but thole tint are wellCott.,iul. 
 
 Ih.ii/,./.,. Gor.l, of all fcrt, are in elKeni, i.n,, 
 'l'>r wi,hD..,i.,lU, .Silks. .Vaucns, Velvets, •|..riati, 
 ami voir Siit, Cmprairs, T urkej Gnip,.,.,^ .,nj 
 
 A.l';'»' •VV.rv'^^!"'^^' "'"■f^"" linple.„ul.l„ub)e, 
 I nu l..!.uj(. |„ths (roin l.ticen to twenty .Stivers and 
 not a. o»e. Diapers ,-.ml Dai.alks . whidi the tttei 
 bnimli ,1 and ll.nverM the n :.,iv acceptable. 
 
 riienPidires, Carpets, Pamtnl and Cdded leather 
 
 "all (iiris, elpeu.ily wiili fniall and line I''luwer<. are 
 
 HTy much taued; only .-.sto Picti.res, the larger tlwv 
 
 'V >.e better, 1 ,„ ,|,ey are no, f„„,ul. fnr baces ; a^. 
 
 indlkip, ivprcbniations of War. .imorous Intrieurs' 
 
 onie remark.,hle Story or comical fancy, as the Painter'; 
 
 Invention guides him. 
 
 Then all the lerviceable Metals, Copper in Plate< 
 
 Qmck'nb':""*''''''^"'.^'" '" ^■"^■^'' ^""'' S'^-^^'-nJ 
 l.itiick-filvcr are very gotjd Commodities. 
 
 For Drugs (>/„,, Roots, «.,«/.,, 4 Wood. Saunders 
 Sajxin or Red-W.im . Amber, Camplure. Ro.uh Alio, ) 
 IlcTian-s Teeth, Rhiu-.cci.A andHartshoin ; ,0 which 
 .iv.d Honey. .S,;.,//, Soap, S, par Caiidv, Pepper. Nut" 
 mcTS S.ilt, all Icrts.if /.carh^ r, ami Wax-Canll'es. 
 
 1 lien hardly any thing that lerus for Houll.oM I'fe rr 
 Unumem comes amifs in ji ,;,,„, n„ fo„ „f Inftmmcnt 
 or Ltenlil, but wh.itwill hud fome Cullonur or other 
 tliat will luve a muul to it, [n lliort 'tis a pfaie „( lo ce- 
 neral a Vent, that I Ivbete 'twill be har.l to f,iu| out a 
 Commodity ot any lignitKancy that will not take 
 
 Note here that theC/o.-A- wMIcommonlv truck for your 
 Silver. .Tiideive youGoklof i, CariMts.from fifteen to 
 twenty the Cltince Silver; but fometimes there conies tco 
 much and other times too little. 
 
 The Commodities;?^/..,,; atfords, arc Hemp very cood r.Tnv, , 
 
 t'^C.wes (which is, icpound;/.W) worth from'^rtS''"<^ 
 five to leventy. ' np-i- 
 
 Eye Colonics fur dying Blew near as gwd as f»,/n, 
 iiLidcup in round Cakes and rackd ,00 Cakes in a Far' 
 del. worth In ii\ 50 to 60 /vc Fardel. 
 
 Dyitigf..ra\vhile. enclininp to Red, made in Fardels 
 or Halls ol htty Gautins Malio's worth from five to 
 eight. 
 
 Rice very' white and good, worth S ! ;<-r 7.,re : and 
 d a worfc fort worth 7 .' . /f Bale. 
 
 At /a/s Vhc,v„V, O/rtr-r, and A^,-.,:., is the k'ft Furni- 
 turclorall forts of Colours, and forGildini; too 
 
 Hnmftone eolls here fevcn per Peecul. 
 
 Salt-Peter one and a half. 
 
 Cotton-Wool ten. 
 
 ■Ihele arc the Commodities of moft note which tlr. 
 
 inanel yields, of all which kindstho' it prodiKcs thofe that 
 
 are good; yctihc grcatcll excellency ,t pretcndsto, feems 
 
 to lie in the Materials for GiMiiig and Colourmg where 
 
 in perhaps It has iM many placci that can pretend to Ri- 
 val it. ■ 
 
 Jn 
 
 11"' 
 
 ^hap. XXI 
 
 Jn Jcco 
 tins, 
 of ^th 
 tbertf 
 
 n'iur,Lttin$ 
 
 " oil/ unprofi 
 Im^il', bill tH.lf 
 lilllhf'ul.lllj 4t ( 
 
 Ah AccoMnt c 
 from Firani 
 A.D. 161 
 
 AS to 1 
 lettc 
 that 
 ditloi 
 nieiiie, that thre 
 CtJiintry. 
 
 We have he-ar 
 mighty Empire 
 Oj.Mir, where tvv 
 '' norance of liimi 
 fir at leaft if he 
 ledge of his true 
 ■I meiit be ilepriv 
 ililliirliancc m tli 
 Fniperoi's Plot 
 I llec'l ; the youi 
 kniivvhinikll, ar 
 naintain hisRigl 
 (iarrilon, amlinl 
 hiiuan Army of 
 diers, moft of t 
 which fliick'd ill I 
 willfpend their \ 
 this Force <if M 
 Prnvilion, h.iviuj 
 with Viiiluals fi 
 0'rJl:..J,:w ever 
 liiok with a iiioif 
 .State anJ Pow, 
 the Caftlc of Of 
 tenlions, he was 
 jococo Men tow 
 ingshad pafsd . 
 time of the writii 
 
 But now thi 
 puthd Battle, in 
 leiimly ilecidcd 
 nally wc.ir the ( 
 refolvcd to puik 
 lu.iintain Prcfent 
 Dilpuie between 
 llublornly maiiit. 
 fore this that il 
 f iieinv to the CI 
 alljeliiits, Friar 
 /''' , pulling dow 
 to make fure v.i 
 B.midinent, but 
 loiiiefiirCV'.'iij, 3 
 And in a llu ri 1 
 Confulic n happ 
 the F.irpue oe 
 v^hich raji'edtlieii 
 it, a great part 1 1 
 the .Sea beating ii 
 up all ihe felt ; :i 
 tiie )''aee, aid n 
 The /'.-,•;,,•,. ami i 
 toonc another ill 1 
 the caiileof this 
 'iisajudgiiieiitof 
 "Hi.T'd to the C'li 
 Enipcrcui's Banul 
 
,< 
 
 TjKfi'Whap. XXI JV. i/« Jccomt of fome L etters from Japan . 6rc. 135 
 
 Ut» iIk' I > It 
 Pi(fir in- 
 « ilurc'i nu 
 lut r.o Aiiu 
 iiir). 
 
 I'ri mil fi 0111'' 
 I'titwaitU w' ' 
 
 lIlCV i*tT<, 
 
 Willi Hi..U 
 A til lli(;litl> 
 Miihiii I any 
 
 A('il..'.i^ H 
 
 I'll • 
 
 liarJIy «ny j^,,^,^ 
 iturc luirf' 
 a latcriliUi', 
 >.' iiii,iiii<>ii'il, 
 
 Atioi'tii ut 
 
 I ally Mkfll'i 
 
 I'lllk' MuUi 
 its ;li'i' ilKilt 
 
 Ilk, Yillow, 
 ' (iiliitrs till* 
 ill. I Icpintixf 
 
 i\'llol I* III tio 
 
 lUi lii.cKavt 
 to the I'i'ti ,- 
 
 lUini, t>'gi- 
 u, 'larijiiii, 
 o^'i.iii.x, anil 
 Dil tldiibli'. 
 
 I .Stivers and 
 
 II I lie IcKCI 
 
 .liiul 1 i-ailuT 
 Flowers, aif 
 ic larptr llv.'y 
 fur l-accs ; a? 
 lis Imripiirs, 
 s ilic Paimir's 
 
 :icr in PIato<, 
 on, Steel aiul 
 
 3*1, Saimdrrs, 
 
 Rd.icli Allom, 
 
 11 ; to which 
 
 Pepl'er, N\it- 
 
 .iiul!e.s. 
 
 iLolil I'fc rr 
 f liidiunient 
 
 |mcr or other 
 te of to pe- 
 ri fiiiil om a 
 ill nor. taki- 
 
 :riiek for your 
 loin fifteen to 
 Ire eomcs tco 
 
 ip \ .'ry pood, Ciimvc'i. 
 itli Irom lixty '" '«!■'•? 
 
 as fH</i'iv, 
 Ikos in .1 Far- 
 lie in Fardels 
 1 from live to 
 
 \r 1 arc ; and 
 
 |ie k'ft Furni ■ 
 
 ; too. 
 
 which this 
 
 ces thofe that 
 
 lends to, feenis 
 
 liniij;, -Aihcre- 
 
 Ircteiid 10 Ri- 
 
 Jn Jccoutit of fomc remarl^ahlc Ocnirrcncet, and diver i tbitv^t reU^ 
 tini^ to the iitatc oj the Enplilh TVWc //; Japan, t.il;en out 
 o/ the Letters of tn^o Fnj»lilh-nicn, a lung time refident 
 there, Mr. Cock.S and Mr. iiayer. 
 
 riUfiltlliri Wmt fmt 4 rUm /->»/{ ir»i,/ ir.l.mn, <i>hl hpiln liilemiM with ,. bun l.ii.f cf Vf<} vutx^ir, filvtttiit, 
 4,i.luntrt}ilAhlc Khtun, nelh ill iiKtimp^f upon lit HfA.lc lit u»n-.Jleful T^ik, ul ^oi't 'if '''<•»« in thh lull 
 l,K-th but IHjKtfMni.t AlmceLll>l«lk«iti-Hi:i labour t,H.lmtk<- I ■' I'llflvmtrni Icllf, h f'flroih:^ l.'m wjlj M 
 l,uihfil Md 41 wuijt 'm Afccmil 4; m-i; if, ff dt inrji ihahiUI Mi<%i, Jrfv.it!,! fnmnenhcr ///i^i/.WMer/. 
 
 1' 
 
 j4h Acconnt of a I.ilter of Mr. Ctirkv Dattfl 
 /r«w Firamlo /» Jipan. DiccmUr lie lUb 
 A.D. i6i.j. StHlio Captait ^Vi''. 
 
 A 
 
 Jn 
 
 S to the Affairs of 7 T'"', iIh- >*'ritcr of thii 
 
 Letter fives in ,u> Aitonm that they were at 
 
 th.1t time III a very dilmal and iiii'iniet Con- 
 
 dition; a Civil Wai king ready to inm- 
 
 meiiieTTh.itthreateii'd very great Calamities to the whole 
 
 (.'(jiintry. 
 
 \»'e have heard before that the rinhtfiil Heir of this 
 mighty Empire was (hut up in ihe Urong Caltle of 
 Ojuir, where 'tw-isdefiiiii'd he ll.ouM live in peri'Ciiul Ig- 
 ■• nnrance of hiiiifelf, and his jvilt Title to the Crown ; 
 iir.itleaftif he ihould by any means eoine totheknow- 
 ,,,■,:. ledge of hisinie Qra'tiy, ll.onld liy .liat dole Confine- 
 iiwii.linent W depnv'd of all Oppoitiiiiities of giviiin any 
 »-' ililliir'.'aiite fulie prefent Polleiniiir Biit the iiliirpiiig 
 Kniperor's Plot f it feems ) did not take the delired 
 I IliVt ; the yoiine Prince fome way or other laiiie to 
 kiKivvhiiiiUU, andaceordinl'.K took up Arms to alfert and 
 n .limain lu^ Right. He converted his Prifon into a Ikrong 
 Cirrifon, andinlteail of oilKiKeemrs. j;ot quickly aliout 
 hull an Army of lorx cii Men, Uild, rcfoliitr, hardy Soul- 
 iliers, molt if them Outlaws txiles, and Male-Contents, 
 vvhn h IliickM in to liiin from all p.-»rts of the Lmpire, and 
 will fpetid their RIood to lit him in the Throne. Belides 
 this Force (if Men he hn. I laid in as gond a (Irengtli of 
 Prnvilion, h.iving furnilli'd the Inviiuihli' (,'altle ii( ()/,un 
 vMtli Viiitiials fc rthiie Years. '1 his was the alaiin which 
 O^ijhi-Jr.iii ever dreaded the hearing ol : Noth'iig could 
 liuik with a more threa-ning, inalnuiant Al'peit upDii his 
 Sta:t and Power, than a lilaik Cloud gathering alioiu 
 the Caltle of O/.i, .-. However to tiiaintain his own Pre- 
 tenlions, he vsas maich'd in Perlc'' with an Army of 
 joc'-.co Men towards the Prince, am'. !omc little bicker- 
 ings had pafsd between parties of boih Annies at the 
 time of the writing of this. 
 
 But now the whole Empire cxpeded the refiiltof a 
 piithd Battle, in whith that controvei fy IhouKI be fc- 
 lemnly decidid, which of thefe two Pretenders llioidd li- 
 nally wenr the Crown Imperial of 3uf n:. The one is 
 refolved to purfuc his Riglu, an I the Jther as much to 
 lu.iintain Prefent Pollelliun, which beng the tale, the 
 Difpuie between them is l.ke to U' veiy violent, and as 
 Itublornly mainiain'donboth lides. "1 was not loiip be- 
 fnre this that the liiiiperor detlar'd 1 imfelf a publick 
 ti.eiuv to the ClirilHans, giving onler for the baniihing 
 alljefiiits, Friars, Nuns, aini their adherents out of 17'- 
 /'(( , pulling down their Churches and Monalteries, and 
 to make iVre work with them, not only ordering their 
 B.inKhmcnt, but adiiallj d.ipping them away hiiufelf, 
 lo'.re fort'.''.''/ J, and others f . r the M,-r,il!ir.'j. 
 
 And in a 111' rtlpace at'terthis Perlicu.ion a very great 
 (Ir.ngc Confulli n happ; n d at / .^.A' , one of tie largelt Ciiici ol 
 lit nil the I'.u.piie oeca!ion'd by a moll dreadful Tutfi^n 
 which rajed there. The City was almoft demoiilli d '.ly 
 it, a great part ef the Buildings being broke dnwn, and 
 the -Sea beating in at the fame time threatn'd to Iw.i'bivv 
 up all ihe relt ; lo tli.u the Inhal itarts v;erc furc'd to quit 
 the place, aid luii up iiuo the Mountains for llieber. 
 The/'.-/", and the Chriltian ;j.;/o"r/i: are very contrary 
 toonc ai'.oUier in i heir t^pirions and .Mlerrions c^i'-erning 
 the caufeof this h''rrible Commotion. The 1 ler fay 
 "lis a Jiidgmeniof (lod vpcn the Nation tor thj AriVonts 
 ('Herd to the Chriltian Religion ; pa'iicularly for the 
 Empcroui's Eaniihingit, with all the 1 ious Jeluits that 
 
 F't 
 it. 
 
 
 preach'J ir, away from his Court at f.U; as ho l.itely 
 did; fii that the CircuiidU'lff of the Calamity wiih re- 
 (JH-Ck to the place, clearly ( as they lay ) evpoiiinK ihc 
 Caufe of It. Ontlie other (ide the /V;< im f.iy 'ijs V'itih- 
 tralt, and thai the |eliiits upon their Banilhment fell a 
 con|iiring, and raisd that Storm to plague the Coun- 
 try in revenge. 
 
 At rlie tune of Captain T.im'i's In'irg in J/'pii, 'twai 
 thought that if any other /",?'//' .Ship came into thole 
 Pons, the CiiHids might III, mediately be lold iff, w tli. ut 
 the f.mnality of making and carrying a freih Pri f. nt to 
 the I'.iiperoiir ; but 'iwa* alterwards tbund to be fj-lur- 
 wile, aiul every Ship that cime in, was under a neei lity 
 of doing I', paying its C11H0111 that way. More than 
 thisthey ei iild have no l.ibercv, fo much as to fctot'i .t 
 )iink, without the Emperours | icer.ce were ar iial'v 
 proiured ; tor 'twas ni.ide death iVir anv7.>' f'- Mari- 
 nertiiltir out of the C'l'untry without leave; only 'heir 
 own.Ships might go in and out freely, whenever they had 
 occalidii. 
 
 A good Proictil was fct a fixit *nr beginning a Trade ^.^.^^ 
 upon the Coall of ( Ai;. 1, at a Town i;eir /^ ;;«)'•, ioj./'^'^ti 
 whith pKueaShip might (ail from /'.,•>'.> with .1 pool 
 'Wind in three or four Day,, time. This \\ is firfl prf>piis'd 
 and undertaken by hmie conliderible C/ ' ■.■,'.'• then in 
 Jtipin, who l.aWnir'd very hard in the luatter, and made 
 no qiiertion of .uci mplilliing it lii far tli.it three / .;///'; 
 .Ships n.ould have a Vent for their Coivmodiries every 
 Ye.M at that place. The I'luleavoiirs of the /'■.;;,'//; 
 FaCii.ry f letled at //ro.f ) towards .1 '1 rade from 
 ■ri-//.»H.-into ( orr.i pr.>v'd iiKlt'edual, very liit'i- ti any 
 I'lirpole being to be done there. 
 
 There was no vent tor any C't miin dities bur Popper 
 only, and n' t much of that ; then th.' Weight is much big- '''^'•''' *' 
 pertlian that of 7.'/'"', iho' fold a' f in^.'hing abetter r.iie.'''"''' 
 By allCiiciimftances it feems to avp-ar.that the"fi-i«j arc 
 not at all difpo^'d to a Cornlpondence wlrh them of 
 'Viijmii,', liiicc they'll allow them but to come into one little 
 Town, and tiubid them tu go without the Walls of that 
 iipt.i p.iini f Death, ever fo little a way up intn the Coun- 
 try ; and that the Kmj; of T./hint i^ nu Siibjriit t'l the 
 Emper.urot :/'^;.:'), lo that there was no Danger of this 
 latter I'l 111. e's getting an\ looting aronpll them by the 
 opening of a Correfpondence with tlie fomnr. Yet the 
 tnr.-'^'J are pcllelfed with fuih J.alculies and Fears of 
 the J i/'w.;/,', that they'll not indulge anv of 'heirNen'h- 
 Ixnii hood in any manner of I ibertlc by which it ir.iv be 
 podilile to fallen any hold upon the:ii. And ihc Truth 
 out is, they are not tear! ul and niiilrulffiil w.ihoiir acaute, 
 if at le.ilt former Attempts rpon ttu Ir 1 i'>euy may be 3. 
 Realon whv an AdverUiy that made tlieiii, (hoiild be 
 dillruited for the future. 
 
 Now this was the Ca'.e; for 'i'/r .//wthc F.mpernur-. r,^ 
 before this did adlually m..ke an Irruprien into Co i", in- ;n'va>icil 
 tending to have carried on his Conquefttothe vers Ciatesf""'' 
 of /V.'c 'I,;', and lii'priz'd the Ci' .. bn-pen.r in h's Pa- 
 lace; but he \v.is iiithe niidlk tji" that C.ireer of Foraire 
 prevenuil by a f'i"i.:« Ki'b!e-n\iii, who to |"crve his 
 Prime .ii.dCc not rv in ih.it extrenil-y n\e the Conque- 
 rour his Death in a Cup of Poif.Mi, d,ing hiiufelf with 
 him at the fame time, liy this means 'lie j.:p ..r lolt ali 
 thatthcy h.ad gottenin (cTt, and lef C'./i ri'i the after 
 Conquelt of the 'i.irt^ti, whi. h was very like at this 
 time [II have fillen to their own lluire. Kow 'tis very 
 prrb.iMe that this is the Realon <:f the horvid and inve- 
 terate I'rejuilices thcle two People do fntertain one a- 
 gaiiilt die ither; thci.',"-' V' were the Invaders of the 
 L'crc^tis, .Tiid the C.i. c.o.'j lobbd thcj-«. w.^w of a glori- 
 ous and fortunate Prince. 
 
 But 
 
 ;■ '\ 
 
13^ 
 
 An Accumt of fome Letters from Japacij ^c. 
 
 ' I 
 
 'V \ 
 
 1, 
 
 fa iii'g Wig 
 
 (.J-vnim.Hl,. 
 liciuff.rr-. 
 
 It <!i 
 
 ^m^ 
 
 But yet that Prince liow iknr focer lie was to the 
 
 J.-ivoiirlf, her was ail It.vailcr nf the ]\\\\ l-iphts .mil 1 i- 
 K-rtics of the (.'ir.w i, and they hail no Rcalon taiiuiy to 
 pive way to a Foreign Power, that pretenile.l to eiillave 
 aikl trample upon them, it they lOiiiJ linii anv means 
 either liy rorce or Poliey tn put .1 ftfp to the Propref> i>t" 
 it. However 'tis certain that the ;f.',M»;/<' ilo nv>rtally 
 hate the (Vr.vw, and can re er be poiri-dc.l with Senti- 
 ment* of Tenderncls an ' I'rienillhip lor them as I'nj; as 
 the Wo.Kl ft.imls, unlets the humour mi the Nation 
 ftranpely alters. They cannct with any Patience Ix-ar 
 the lipht of a C-nee)}, anil tiiol'c Pcc.ple they take for hi' h 
 rannot walk thv Si rjits with ut a whole rabble at their 
 Heels, hoi't'np anJ pe't r.n them with l>irt ami Stones. 
 Thrs 'twas v. ithCnt'tain .''ii is inre\cran'ovns ■.n^^/'/;;;, 
 where the People iliil not know what ihe/iie/'' were; 
 there was hariiiy any pa:)!!-.!^ a'onc, the Mob was lb 
 very r'ide anil clamon ns. my. the very Chiiilren had it 
 in ihjir Mouths as well .is the relV, C'U-, Co c, (Vco'i', 
 If'i-.tc^ yovi CrviMi.M uuh talfe H'Mt's I '1 he J.if.i::(-Jr aie 
 the civileit and molt w.'ll bred People in the World, 
 on'y thevcuinor poifibly beeiviho a Ccc-.n, or any Man 
 thev think to be io. 
 
 ' ris r.iid that there are • cr% hrpe Cities in this Province 
 . of Cwc-, an I a'fo t warib thi' S :\ a great many Bops im- 
 pall'able b\Horl'e or l'"oot,a!m<IUb that thev ifethe iailing; 
 W'appons, which arc fniniili'd w;th Wheels as other j 
 Waggons are, but much br aiier and Hatter, that they ] 
 niav not cit deep into the Mne, and have alfo Sails like 
 a Ship, by wliich c 'ntrivanee obferviiig their proper 
 Winds, tlieypafs all thifelV-pseafily. _ ' 
 
 The Country affords Damallts, attens, Taffata's, and' 
 o- her Silks as ('."/)M doi's ; l-ut they i arry moft of their' 
 Goods fj' .ind down m thofc Sailing-Waggons. 
 
 The Contentt ef another Letter, nritten ly the 
 fame Per fori, from i irando, tearing Date 
 the fame Tear and Aleut h as in the laH. 
 To Sir rhomib VVilion. 
 
 The growing 
 r.iwtr ot' the 
 DmJi, 
 
 in i''"'4. 
 
 ACiording to the reports of this Letter, the ll'll,it.- 
 iies made a vcrv conllderable Figure, and as great 
 a Itir wiih their Shipping and Sea-forces at this 
 time in the Faltcrn Wor'd. Ihiy had quite low'dthc 
 Sfmii-.iiU'm the a; iim';, broken the Heart of their 
 "Trade and Power th.re, cncro.iched fo far upon them, 
 that the next Hep was like to be a compleat e|eifVion of 
 ihcm, and conqieft t f thofe lllands to theirfeh es. They 
 had made fuch Preparations t) accoinplilh thi^- Delipn, 
 that the Sf.iri.tr,li were forc'il to fend an Emballadour to 
 the Emperor of J.ip-)i, to ask leave to take up all the 
 Sp.inir.rAs and I'c'rrut^he-^c in his Dominions, for the .Ser- 
 vice and Defence of the Shlii^c.is aiul 1'' .'/.ypirc lllands, 
 which they expected the n^tcr would \ cry Ihortly attempt 
 too: The Einperor refus'd to prant this Requcit, urging, 
 that his was a tiee Country and rone Ihould be fore'd or 
 prefs'd out of it aeainit their Wilb.tho' all that had a nnnd 
 to go might ufe then- Mlxrty. The /'■■^''!;/.f^." a!fo Hood 
 in fuch fear of them at the fa'ne time, that they pafs'd 
 the Seas up and down under the molt terrible Appreher- 
 fions imagin.ablc of being f irpriz'd by the D. :c . But 
 'tisnotonly I'dif/.i'ui'^- and S>7i.'/V)-.,'j that they are fuch a 
 Plague to, but the C".«r/j- ihcmfeb. es, who are net their 
 Riva's in any Points of ConipteH and Diuuinion as the 
 other arc, nor cannot be fi uiuih in matters of Trade; 
 they r.flc thtir Ships and make a >all fpoil of the:r, 
 which Com !r.i5t of theirs feeinst i be vcr* unaccounta ,'e, 
 and inult certainly prejudice them in 'heir future Pre- 
 tentions to a Cl-iiir. Trade ( if e er th • • make an. ) w th- 
 out go- d Satisfaction. .And no doul^t hut they'll treat 
 the - virf after ihe fame matuier if there > omes to bj a 
 n'p-"re between th 111, whcli isnc impr.i'"ab'e, lincc the 
 Etup nir not loi p aiv ivf .s'd t > .icccpt the Prefent they 
 fei.tlum, or to ipeak to tli.- .■Vlclfengers that brought it, 
 and that afi ige i-" no pioi.'nolt'ck of a verv goo t under- 
 ftandirp b^'xi een ihciri for the fut re. The F.mp.ror car- 
 ried it T ■.;. Ii af er :Hf Dme ra-e likewife to a I'o /.(«/, ^r 
 Minilter, tlat came upon the fatn? Errand a lliort time 
 after. 
 
 The Cnaract r of the '■ f/y'' Nation was fo g o I 'n 
 C'Vm, tha- the !i pes of the Tiade there we e m ch 
 confir' 'd. ' i wa- n:irticular|y a \cry great r coimi en ■»- 
 tion of ^viii r th ■ la orr of t' .it f'rincc and Peopie 
 t!jic th - ; had been lii ha Scourge tu the d^.vinitd:, whufc j 
 
 AtTibition, Cruelty and ill M.inners had rcnder'd thcin 
 o.lious in fo many (urts of the Worid.This tl-.e (7ii,.-/r Mer- 
 chants lay has been a very entertaining fubjecl of Df- 
 couife a', the Court of Chin.i, and that the Emperour 
 himlelt .ird the Mitn.'r.rins have he.-'rd it witha grcit deal 
 of pkafure. 
 
 The on. V impediment that app.ars is the ill manage- 
 ment ot th;- Dirci', whom they look upon to be our 
 Neiphhours and Adies ; they rob their Shps, and 'tis 
 po.ilblethat we may pay for't with the lofs of our Tr.idc. 
 I he Criticjf feeni to be very inquilitne whether the King 
 of i:>.«:.iiiJ won't reltrain the l):,t,h from iloing them thole 
 Injuries; and as delin iis that we bring along with us 
 no r.i.<.c'j as they call then (that is Jeluitsj tlie very 
 Name of which Men the> abhor, and fay that when 
 they came formeily amonpll them, they quite wearied 
 them out with ccntinual craving and begging one thing or 
 other ot them. 
 
 We have an .Account here alfo of the ill fixccfs ofni 
 fomeot our Merchants, who were lent v^C.uiJ ii,-Chinn'^ 
 to deliver a Prelent to the Prince of that Country, amlf, 
 carry on a Tr.ade there. The Preii-'iit was kindly accept- 
 ed, and the ;«^./yo were entertained with all the leeming 
 Co'Ttefy in the World ; which the l)ut,i' feeing they 
 w,,uld needs put in for a ihare too, as they did, and tu 
 appearance were iii.ide verj welcome. But in iliort, 
 quiikly after the Eii^ •/'• an.l /),.ff., ch:ef Merchants with 
 til .'ir Ime:p:-eta-s aiul .Arti'iidancc were firpriz'd and all 
 kll'd; anJ this the C'.'/ji;/.' and ^njou.j.- affirm to be the 
 King ot CV..C' .'),-■, /Vi's Re. eiige lief anil- the Ihiicb 
 not long before had burnt one of his 1 owns, putting 
 Man, W( man and Child to tl'e Sv\uid : And the Reafon 
 wliv thev did this, was, b.caule f.me (f ihe.r I'aClors 
 had tallen SacriHces to popiii.'r r.ige and fury there at 
 Q^'a:lM>i\ bi:t then tliev kindled th.' flame liponthem- 
 lelves that deviHiied them ; they cheated and abisd the 
 People with falleMoney, and fo provok'd them to that 
 Out-rape; fo that the Caufeof all tliefe Milihiefs trac'd 
 up to it's true Original, doesat lalt appear to be their own 
 lewd and dilhoncit Pradices. 
 
 The Contents of another Letter, ly the fame Per- 
 fon leering Date from Firando, February the 
 15th, A. D- 1617. 
 
 \Chap.Xyi 
 
 Shelter. H 
 ther he in 
 than bv his 
 promis'd the 
 if he prov'd 
 we had been 
 this Promife \ 
 Surcefs in th; 
 Buliuefs, on 
 and manage t 
 
 'iVi . 
 
 "T He llil'.'vj.-ys ( as this Letter informs us) perlilting in 
 ' ' their Dflign of irakinp all the Eiic.c achmcms 
 poilible upon the •p.iri.inl:, fail'd away With a prod Fleet 
 trrm the. \;i///.v,i'j to the ?;')'/•;■>;;;«, in order to fight and 
 'drive them out from thence. The Sp.nu.v.is feeing the^.'"*'' 
 \ Diitci'f lb llrcng, politicklv ke;-t rhen'delves within their nl,''" 
 I Ports, ch'ilinp rather to bear thi- Infults .uid bold Dehan- 
 ;resnt their Advcifarics, than expie thenfelvestoa fatal 
 liver-throw. The /)./■,/ upon tli;s very inifrudentlv ' "'^ 
 I ivulcilthe.ir Heet, lending awav a part to go and roh /•',:, 
 the Crjinir Sh'ps ; 'vhich they did too ( as the Ch'/icJ,' 
 dec'ai'd ) all underthe Name of i:u!^'!l' -•nn : But i.i the 
 i mean time the. f/i/iw;':/,/.! caire out and fell upon thcoth.cr 
 ' part of the Fleet (inkinp two poodShirs belide- th.''r.\dmi- 
 ral.and the reft h.irdb elc.ipiup. But they in their Succefs 
 being puihy of the fame impruden. Conduiil with the 
 I Ohz-c/j before, that is, to divide th.'T Strength in purfuit 
 I of the D:it.!; vveri. alfj over-niatch'd by fome Fcihl) 
 Ships that came in upin them, which co't them the lol's 
 I of their Vue-Ailmiral. 
 
 I 'Lhe Vice-roy of X.-rr-Sp^Jn fent two Friars in tlio ih!F-;r 
 
 quality of Fmbalfidours to the Emperour, with goiu! 'U * ' 
 
 I Prefenrstoo, by this means to inliniiate themfelves 'into *^" , ,' 
 
 hisF.a\oi:r and Pr ifection in that Country again, but p;t'i-,.. ' 
 
 I the linperor wo'ild neeher receive their Prelents, not 
 
 I v^ouihlate them that b: oi gl-t them the Honour of his 
 
 I IVefeiK e ; ' ut fi nt them Wt.rd th.it they IhoiiUi be pone out 
 
 jot li;s Dominions, for he had fome time apobaniili'd .1II * 
 
 I Men nf their Coat, and he continued Itill in the fame " 
 
 Opinion. 'd 
 
 I n'his L r.er intimates too the refult of the GrandDif;Hitc - 
 
 ; between the Emperour and the Prince K.trirJmi, lip.iii ^' 
 
 ; th'- Imporraut SubieCf of the Crown. Might (it feeins) 
 
 :oci'a-ne Right in thisMatfr. .ind the Pnnee'scav.fe d.d 
 
 not p.rc'-cd according to tlie Jultire and Mi 'it of it.!,,, 
 
 The B!' Oil of ^cocor h'pci.r/r has been Ipilt in the qnar- ■ ■ 
 
 rel on I'Oth lidcs , but it fecmsnnw to be fully ended, and ? ' ' 
 
 I the Piinccistither killed or retired into feme very fccure 'j.'l','; 
 
 ll.eiter 
 
 B)rf;d r 
 
 *c.l:«l 
 
 The Content 
 joH, teat 
 AD. II 
 
 -1 HF. Perfe 
 * reeded \v 
 and Religious 
 r.'ii up to all I 
 Chriltians futf 
 as thofe in th.' 
 Corilhnc'.'. th.- 
 tnJlictinp P..n:( 
 ilieirBage. \ 
 feirion : The 11 
 ;by the Contii 
 thcr.i. nor all 1 
 pow^r that Stt 
 go il'.rough the 
 
 Thev made t 
 carried them in 
 relign them to t 
 to be e.iucated 
 which the lalt ! 
 down ani dem 
 upon tlv ir Ruii 
 
 The Dead w 
 the Graved torn 
 clos'd. thrown 
 row if Chrdlia 
 lie upon a Sec 
 this till'" to ' 
 were other Tro 
 tin\' ; another 
 b.i: lie Prince 
 in tlie Court, 
 write to his Sii 
 atoly to rip up 
 iornier, and lo 
 t.rii'd out of t 
 the Northern [ 
 »' • (bigger by 
 widi the (Iroi 
 ",''/!, to rebui 
 
 The Ten 
 
 Jamt 
 foimh 
 
 Voyagi 
 
 VV 
 
 Some Doubts h. 
 ■ the right p'acinj 
 have mils din tl 
 Wj'cre they expi 
 thofe Chartjthe 
 lome Charts ma 
 wlut others may 
 
rcruici-'ii thoin 
 :c V.I in.'le Alcr- 
 lihicclof Ul'. 
 the Kiiipcrour 
 itlia pR'.-itdcal 
 
 re ill manago- 
 Mjii to be our 
 Sli pi, and 'tis 
 
 of our Trade. 
 otluT the King 
 .)ini; them thole 
 
 along with us 
 liiitsj the very 
 
 lay that when 
 
 quite wearied 
 iig one thing ur 
 
 ; ill fixccfs ofPiiOm- 
 .iC.i«,///.-CA/;m '''•'':■ . 
 Coi!nt,-y, an.l «.';," ' 
 kindly aecept- 
 all I he I'eeming 
 ./' feeing they 
 -■y did, and tu 
 But in lliort, 
 vlereliants with 
 rpriz'd and all 
 ffinn to be the 
 life the hutch 
 owns, p'.ining 
 And the Reafun 
 t ihe.r I'adurs 
 .1 fury there at 
 nie upon them- 
 and abi s d the 
 'd their lo -hat 
 Mil. Iiiefs irac'd 
 r tobetheir own 
 
 TibTl Jchap. XXV. /n Account of /ome Letters fmn ]^pan, &'c. 137 
 
 Shelter. However, our Affairs cannot futfer, but may ra- 
 ther lie in a better Condition by his loling the Vidory, 
 than bv his pivin;.,' of it ; for 'tis reported, that he had 
 pronus'il the Jeliiits to fettle them in full Liberty in 7/1/ i", 
 if he prnv'd Conqueioiir ; and then 'tis pa(t doubt, that 
 we had been all expell'd from thence. "J is po'iinle, th:.: 
 thi< I'romife was a Bribe to the Jefuits, to prav '-•. iiis good 
 Surcefs in that Battle; but the Fathers citlut forgot the 
 lUifinefs, or elfe did nit employ the right Saint 'o Itillicit 
 and manage that AHiiir above. i 
 
 The Contents of .mother Letter hy the fame Ver- 
 Jon, hearing Date from Fir.iiKlt), March lo. 
 AD. 16 u). 
 
 the fame Fer- 
 Fcbtuary the 
 
 us) pcrfiftinp in 
 F.nc.c .ichments 
 uh a grod Fleet 
 rder to fight and 
 I feeing :he ,.,|'.' 
 es within their nu 
 nd bold Detiaii- 
 felvestoa fatal . 
 
 imprudently ;,"„, 
 to go and rob hji:. 
 ( as I he Cliiu-Ji 
 n.n : But i.i the 
 upon the other 
 (ide; tlie'.rAdmi- 
 in their Suceefs 
 mduA with the 
 cngih in purfmr 
 ly fomc h'Cihh 
 t them the luls 
 
 Bjrr;d P^T. 
 fcjtiL-'ni in 
 
 ry 
 
 'o Friars in the I'-.-j-: 
 our, with goiul "i- ' 
 themfelvcs into , ,.^ . 
 ntry again, butr:ti ' 
 e;r Pr^lents, nor 
 loivnir of h;s 
 ould be gone out 
 apobauiih'd all •,*;'; 
 .11 in the far.ie ,',",„'; 
 
 B,i:;: . 
 
 1.' GrandDifpiitc ■ '';' 
 1,-i --'im, vynn ,'\.^, 
 
 Ij'hr (it feeiiis) ■'. 
 
 'riiK'e'scai'fe d.d ■ , 
 
 lid Ml "it of it. , , r. 
 
 pilr in the qv.ar- ■ ■ 
 dly ciidei!, aud ?' '; 
 
 me very fccure J;.','.':. 
 ll.elter 
 
 ror, 0?^rfly.-rnm , dcl^-ny'd, after his routii-.g tie Ann vol 
 the I'rinee i-V /«/■<:. For it truift be norcd tlio' oir Author 
 Iocs not exprelly tell us of ir;,.that the liu" 
 
 1H1'" Perfccution in this Country, which bef're pro- 
 ceeded no further than Banilliiiient, and lofs of Civil 
 and Rtligious liberties, has lince (as this I eitcr tells us 
 r,'u up to all the Severities of Corporal I'liinlliinent. 'I'he 
 ChrUtians I'utfer'd ,is many Ibrts of I Va hs an.' Tormeins 
 asthnff in th- Primitive Perfecutions ; aiui fueh wasUv.'ir 
 Cor.Oinc'.', that 'heir Adverfaries were fooner weary of 
 iii;!iefiiig P..n;(limenrs, than theyof en.luriii;.' 'he FHVc^sof 
 their H.i!;e. Ver\ few, if any at all, rei/uric'd their Pre- 
 fclllon : The molt 'i:.!e.:us Form-, in v.hu h Death appear'd 
 ■h\ t'l-' Contrivance of their .Adverlaries) w.,u'd ivit fcare 
 th.c.i, nor a!l th.' Terrors of a lolcuiii Fxecutioii, over- 
 power that Streii;.;tli of ^'.illd with which they f.'em'c to 
 go il-.r.r.ii'.h their Sutferiiip'-. 
 
 Thcv iiia.le their \ ery Children Martyrs with them, and 
 carried thciii in their .Arms to the S-ake ; ch'ding rather to 
 relign them to the Flames,, 'ban leave them to the Bonzjes 
 to be educate. 1 in the Pagan Religion. All the Churches 
 which the lall Storm left ll.mdiiig, this ha.l entirely b'owii 
 down and deiiiolilird, and Heathen Pagods were ereiiled 
 upon tlvir Ruines. 
 
 The Dead were pcrfecutcd too, as well as the I iving ; 
 the Graves torn open, and the Bodies and Bones there iii- 
 clos'd, thrown out into fome bafer Receptacle. So that 
 now if Chriltiaiiity ever fiourilhesag.iin in ;7 .)/>■"', it nnift 
 be upon a Sccotul Plantation, the Firll Stock feeming at 
 this tiiv" to be lompleat'y puli'd up by the Roots. There 
 were other Tioi blcs andSiirs.l-elidesthele in Jr.p.y^xr this 
 time ; ar.othcr dangerous Rebellion was riling at l-'njhm.i ; 
 but :lie Prince of that place, happening to be at that time 
 in the Court, the Fimpetour commanded him, either to 
 write to his Subiecls to lay down tlicir .■Vrir.s, or immedi- 
 ately to rip up his own Belly : }le tbofe rather to do the 
 former, and lo tlie Tumult was .at an end. But he was 
 li.ni'd out of th.it (Government, and feiit intoa Corner in 
 the Northern part of y.i.rr, and the great Caftle of /-v .•///.•- 
 »!•• (bigger by Report than the Citv of /^.-/y?-,) levell'd 
 with the (Jroiiiul : .Ml the St.incs being carried away to 
 0,'i.d, to rebuild th.At Noble Piece, which the lalt Fmpe-' 
 
 I 
 or 
 r f'pokc'ii 
 of in this 1 ctter, was not O'^^fhc-fvii, but fo.;:c nclierhis 
 Siiccellbr, of whom we have no other Account, than 
 thele .Actions of his give us. 
 
 'lis laid alii), that the Pr'iiec F'.!,:'". wa< {Ttteii fafc 
 out of the great Battle, and lay /w";'/'.'.' f 'nicwhrre r.- 
 bout A/fi-T • but this ')"r \itlior l;ai\i|\ ci\.d.it , ir ha- 
 ving been often repo-ed Iti before. 
 
 1 alH-', H gives us an A' c unt of the horrid and bar-|,;,.'| 
 baro'.is Depor:.nciit of the '1 ■:■■ :.)war.'iihe .'■.''■■;/'/.'.', then >i ;; 
 reliding in h"' •'■■!•. Virhoet an' manner of Pro ivation 
 they openly p-n'.tim'd V.'.i- ^'en'nlt tlicni, .l.-e .ii'd the/ 
 woud In, in t!ieir Ships ar.d I H.eh, at'.l deitrov their Per- 
 iods where-e er th.ev co"'d n-.cei I'lem ; and this they did 
 I lemidv by So; 11,1 ol' '■ 1 n p.t, birh .".li-.nie, and a'.oard 
 ad their Ships. An.l to b.- as go.'d a- '.heir vvi.id, ihcy 
 
 'II l-Mt 
 
 liroke 
 
 ' l'<y;''lh Hovfe with all theirbo.-ce, an I had 
 
 actually faeri.iicci: evcrv Per;i;n tlierc, if the 'rri ry ,'.• had 
 n't come in ami fo>'glit xigi'ro.iily in their defence ; for 
 the odds was \altly great, and one i: :J']l-'ii:n li.til at 
 lealt a her.dred O--.' to deal wit'i. 
 
 -All this, and much nure of tli:s kin.l, th.-y liid ; l^.ir 
 for what Reafon it cannot W iirwgin'd, ulllef^lecaule 
 th.'v wou'd be Mallei s eer -where, ai.d liave tl,e whole 
 World to themkbes. 
 
 One pallage only, whi'jli ll.eW'. tl'.'.''r M.odefty in tho'.c 
 parts ot the World, is not to be fcg- tten, and the rather, 
 bccaufe 'tw.is in the Pretence of the C.reatFuipcror of j/.- 
 f.iii himfelf, and all liis Court. 
 
 Our .Author being there to do l.is 1 ) "tv to the Fmperor, 
 upon the coming in of the K' /;/.'//'.- Sliipi, foun.l in thePre- 
 (encc a ccriain boadmc L)i'\-i-><. .'■, that told the Fniperor 
 Itranpe S:or;esc f h'>; own Country, and exroli'd his Ring 
 of Il(l!,u..l t.i the Skies, as rlie great.-lt .iiul n-oll: potent 
 Prince in a'l that part of the World ; together witii a '.all 
 deal of ficli Stuff as that. But he who i n.Urltoo.l tliej.;- 
 /■•i-' 1 angeage, tho' th.- /)..•/-'."».' tlunght he had not, 
 toll! him before the Fmperor, He ne^d not haveto'd His 
 Majeltv fo loud an 1 bi .ad a I se as that, (ince all the 
 World knew, they had i;o King in ! I, i!v:.{. !iut only ,1 
 Stadi-holder; who di.l not f> much eovern the Peo'^le, .is 
 the People govern'd hin- /'lul whereas he had ihc Fore- 
 head to lay, That his King, as he cali'd. him, Ivld all o- 
 ther Princes of Chrilteiuhm in SubjcAion ; 'twas well 
 known the King of l'.i:cJ,:}:J had been his Country's Pro- 
 testor, or they had never been in a Conditiini to come 
 and make a Noife .abroa.t in the World. The Dii.'rh-iii.at 
 was, it feems, pr.tty nn:ch conloundeJ to Infe lis King fo 
 all of a fedden ; but ihere w.is no help for it ; and the 
 Sp.tiiir^i.is ar,d P.vt.'nr^; that Wt'"etliere at the lamctinic, 
 we'l knew thcTiuihof v\ha; was 'aid. I'pon thcwholc, 
 our .Author adds, that the Compiny were extreanily di- 
 verted with this palliige ; and that there was old Laugh- 
 ing, elpecially amongll the Eu> ■■]■•,:•:!, to fee the Ouul- 
 
 ■n ill bewilder d to lind out his King, which they very 
 
 well knew lie cou d never do. 
 
 Chap. XXV. 
 
 Th 
 
 '^c lenthVoy.ngc by the Eaft-Indiafo;///7a/rv, vpitb the 'f'rpo good 
 ^hips^ the Dragon and Hoiiander, (accomp.vticd ivith the 
 James and Solomon, for other Voyages.') Ta/^vi oat of the 
 journals of the Captain, Ma/hr, and others anphv'd in the fame 
 Voyage, Tho. Bed: chief Commander herein. 
 
 lufC 1(11. 
 I^J. ^f A'rVJ. 
 
 I D. Hi:. 
 
 WF have few Remarks of Notctooflfer 
 upon that part of our Vo\ age, as far 
 as the llleltMi" '/' iV !'<:, from whence 
 therefore we lliall begin our .\ccount. 
 Sonie Doubts liai e been itarted by modern Sailors, about 
 the right placing of this llland in the Plats, which many 
 have mifs d in their failing this way, or perhaps not found 
 wiierc they cxpeCKd it, .according to the Direction of 
 thofe Charts they went by. And 'ti» very probable, that 
 ioine Charts may give a very ditfercnt .Account of it from 
 vvhjtothcrsmay doj however, this we can alledge, that 
 
 the llland wh'ch goes by rhe Xaiicof;?/' 
 litu.ated both for I .itiiude and Longitude, 
 much in the lame manner that tlie P.'.i'.s v> 
 
 rfr N'-.-i, was 
 pon 'he Globe, 
 
 f./'e-'dhad 
 
 lixd it : And its Laiinide \vc determine upoiv „ luce Ob- 
 
 lervaiionto be 17 IKgr. to the So.nh of ti; 
 Long. I./ Degr. 40 ■'VI. n. from the Cape of (.'n 
 
 Line, and 
 
 '/•;. 
 
 ^ I 
 
 '••I 
 
 The multitudes of Sea Fowl you fee is a certain fign 'dpioico. 
 of your approaching to this lll.tnd, anil this ir.av be trult-;'"- '''^'^ . 
 edtouuiverfally : 'rhcy are fome of them black, and o-'""*''^"'''- 
 tilers white, which Utter have alio iheir Wings paiutctj 
 wiih bla-.kSpoiv 
 
 T We 
 
The Tenth Voydge to the Indies, &c. 
 
 /-^b. II y hap. XX 
 
 I f 
 
 'i 
 
 
 ■ {\ 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 ''■ ; 
 
 A 
 
 
 
 11 ! 
 
 ri. 
 
 ■ 
 
 
 
 
 . \A 
 
 Til: T' nj 
 
 C'.imc '0 
 
 t 
 
 ■I (I - ■; 
 
 rt'c cou'd perceive no Janger he re, only a fmrill Breacli 
 nt the S.S.K. end of it,al-out a Mile's dilbnco ; and there's 
 i\o fear (being loimd thi'i way) of haling in light of it, Init 
 there is rather danger of falling in with the Simtdern Cur- 
 rent, liy haling over for the M.i.n ; and therefore to avoid 
 that Tnei.nveinenee, let ii le a Handing Riije, not to hale 
 nnich to the Wellnard of this lllandot ,7;/.</.'</'.\V!'.r, finec 
 yon ina\ t:o iti light \vith(>nt any real ground of fear, and 
 It) iiiifsihe Current. 
 
 Uiir Coinfe f«.tn hence was to A/.i/-/(Vr, which is one 
 
 ^■'I'lKUu' ^f ''•'■' '"""* '■'* "■""'• ^^'■' "^"i' ™ '-'"" '" " ''^■'*'' •''"'' diltaiit 
 from it aliout twelve or f, urtcen Leagues to the S. I;. 
 The I aiiti'de here is ii Uegr. 'io Min. long, ij Degr. 
 4 Min. Variation, i 5 Uegr. 10 Min. Th s Iilaiul is \ci-y 
 property call'd M.:l.l ii;, or j\hi' ln'ii'.i, for it's certainl') 
 cncot the molt d.ingero:is places a Ship can conic to. .\z 
 llic Norih-md of it ycu have a Roikv Sea for a matter of 
 tight or nine Mile, quite along from the train Ifland, to 
 aiioihcr that lies on theNorihein fide ; lo going along the 
 Wedern-lide, you have another great I cdizc of Rocks 
 that cominucs till ycu liave I'r.night the high Illaiid 'at 
 the Northern end of M.i-Vhi) S. t. rif you, and then it 
 cnt;v ; and tlicn you may ILvr in w;tli the Land, keiping 
 the Lland f.iir .ilioar.l, or diicd!y put into the Bay, uhctv 
 \ou ha\e gocd Anchoiing. 
 
 But 'tis better to go to the Town which lies a Mile 
 Wcftward of the I'ay, atul affords fome of the bcft Con- 
 vcnienics for refrertrng, that arc to be had in all thefe 
 parts- The People are Coud-iiatiir'd, and they can fur- 
 h'lh yni with as good Beeves, (loats. Hens, Linons, and 
 Ccco'>, as need be willul tor ; there's very gooi" '"'atcr to 
 be had too, and the Air has the Charaifter of being ex- 
 ceeding healthy and prn|X'r, to recover (Ick and weakly 
 Conditiiiioi's. The belt way to come to it, is to fail .1- 
 Inrg upon the S. K. liJc of the Illand, but have nothing to 
 do, if podlble, en the Korthern-fide, where you have fo 
 niany, and fo rhrcatning Dangers on every part of yon ; 
 rcmenibringalfo to keep off the Shoal that lies to the Eall- 
 ward, in coming from the long Ledge of Rocks, and is 
 about fi\e or lix Mile from the Ifland it fcif, ind no 
 Ground between them at forty or fifty Fathom, that we 
 cou'd difcover. 
 
 Wc fail'd from hence to the Coaft of Tndin, and came 
 to an Anchor at the Bar of Smnt. The People cxprcfs'd 
 a great deal of Satisfaiff ion at our Arrival, and a very pro- 
 mifing appearance there was of good Trade and kind 
 Ufage amopgrt them ; the Govcrnour of Sumt fending his 
 Certificate aboard for our affiiiance in that point. How- 
 ever, to gn upon the fiireft (irounds that cou d be, we con- 
 cluded to fend a Difpatch to /^r.,-, to know diivdlj from 
 the GrMf A/o;;/// himlelf, whether we fliou'd be permitted 
 to have a Free Trade, and to fettle a Faiflory in his Coun- 
 try, which otherwife we wou'il immediately depart. And 
 the Refult of it was this ; that in a very little time the 
 Govcrnour of Jm.td-vnr came to ns with full Power to 
 treat upon that Subjeif, and to cnrtrinto folemn Articles 
 with us, which wcie to be ratified with the Seal of the 
 Crcnt Mrgul, in forty Days after, or tlfe to be null and 
 void. 
 
 By this Agreement wc had the Privilege of fettling Fa- 
 <flories, and trading in any City within the Compafs of 
 th'' M\:^ui\ Dominions ; an Account of which is here f.ilv 
 joyn'il, .^.s it was concluded between us and the Govcrnours 
 of /Imr.iUinr and Suri-.t, in i'ii>,i/A Road. 
 
 The A R T I c L K s .Agreed upon, and Scal- 
 ed by the G vcmimr of Amadavar, anJ the 
 Govcrnour of Surat, and four principU Mer- 
 chants, and to be Confirm; J hy the Seil and 
 Firme of ihc Great Mogul, within Forty Days 
 after tlie former Seahn^, or clfc to he void : 
 for the Settling of Trade mJ Faftoritsin the 
 Cities of Surat, Camlaja, Amadavar, Goga, 
 or in any other part or (ii'ts o{ this Coun 
 try, \Aitliin the Great Mjgul's D )minion,s. 
 Witncllid under our Ha Hs and Seals, the 
 One and t .vtntieih ot OJoler, i6iz. 
 
 r« Atc^Ici '• iMprim.s, Tl'nt all whUh cohi.-r:>:i< $!■ Henry Middlc- 
 •fAjianmit * ton lie remitter!, i-.cijuittid, .iti.lc!-n ed to 111 : Tluitthcy 
 tt Ti-Jl-. ji^^ii ,„,y^.r tmksfei-{urc, j'OPfnge, vo.-J'- , -f nur Goods,Pf^itics, 
 tmd Merchandicei, toj/itufiefor the (uii : 
 
 i. That they jhnll frocurt from th:'..- K}i-1, /if Great Mo- 
 gul, tit their proper C-ifl, hisCr.vit und C'oiijirmittiMof/ill the 
 Aniclts of Agreement under the Cre.11 Ssrd of Im Land, itnd 
 
 fliall deliver the finie unio III for our Sf ■.')/.•; nid Certiiinty pf 
 peipeturd /Unity, CoDitherce r.y.d Defd'ry^ nit.i il em, viiiir, 
 Vorti Oiyi .'fter the Senlim', hereof, 
 
 J. Th It itfin-.ll be Ir.wful for the KJ"g "f England to },■,■» 
 4iyhi coutiinic 1 11 Enihiijf,idor r.t tic Coint ot tl c Great Mcjul, 
 diirirf^ the time ef the Jf.id I'ercc .■vdCotimiocr, t, em I'l vw- 
 pt nil J .Hid end nl'fuJi '.^le.it r.i d veer^l lyfi^rjUci t, ,/■ tntynny 
 ,r/-v ;.-),■./ lotljc B'C.nh'ej' the/rid P-.u.: 
 
 4. T.rf .It r.'/ I.'i/i.i i.p:ii 'r .hrrcifl ot' ci.r ^1 ipi in tit 
 .'<",•./ //Swally, li -irp::!! he I'n.enn.nt.'on in the City oJ'Hn- 
 rarf/"Ct' l:v'riil D.ds ti^eih"r, Tl i:t it fh/ili k- fee t'o'- the 
 CiiMiy I'-:}'!.' of ,u" forts to cmie diKii to the It'r.to-JiJc, then 
 ir, hr.ve fee Trf.!\ ne.iliii^, mid Ci mine, cc voith us. 
 
 <i. 'I'r.rt f.ll F.nglifti Coiimio.li-':i p.-nll pny Cujlom, accorditig 
 !o the I'r.iiie or I'.icc ilr.t it hc.:\.il- rt the time tlmt it n put 
 'nt.; li ,• Ciijlcm-lloufr, r.htcr il-c l^r.tc ofTl.rccaiii nil half tl e 
 I land, 0.1. 
 
 6. Tr,it .ill I'citi rnd Pcdkrh 1 1 .ire he f ee of Ci'Jlom, ; n. 
 i'dcd tl-.it it eXiCfd not in vrdiie Trn l{!.ils of Hi«hi. 
 
 7. 'l'l:it tv.'Jl.'.ill hme ten Mnnu for our M.11,1....;, ,./ .'../ 
 frcni the If 'i:tci:-fid^ to Svri\ ; r.nd iifcr liie Jtime Urte 'o'k 
 n<^iiii : /■tnd fn Carts n-c rrc :r rcfrir to tl e Moccadam </ 
 Swally, to fend for Surat, rnd nt Surat, to repair u .•;..■ 
 Urok^-r to'' C iits .I'Wn nniiin. 
 
 8. That if <■!) of our Men die in thofe P.utt, that then nei- 
 ther tlte I\in!,, nvr (iovernour, nor Z.'nder-Oj]'ccr p.'ni" j;i.„';,' 
 T.'t.e II Cha/l.-iige 10 iiiiy thii:'^ tt at to tie Drnd hcltii'^ni, nu 
 demand Fees, nor any kjndof i.i.xes, nor Cijioiis. 
 
 9. That if all 'tir M:n die here in ihele paits, i etwt.'n ti.i 
 times tf the ccm: 11^ of cur Sh'ps,il:at then bi Jem: Ofl^^e> ti c..- 
 to appointed, jrfi .tnd tiue li.-.entO), X-i.cc and l\i:itvlcdgi 
 betaken, rf all fiuh Moneys, Cirod.; 'i.ncli, Pnv'Jioi:.', /If. 
 parol, and what clje to riir Katini b'.lot^eth .- /hid the f.niie 
 flealt fafely frcj.i ic and keep, and del.'io t.. the Ceiieral, C :• 
 ptain, or Me (hants of the jhfi SI ips tl at jhal! I ereafier a - 
 rile: /hid to reeeiie a DijJ i.^rf:m th.' Ccn.'iai, C.rfv.iin, 
 or Mii\ha>its,iti kI tin fi.cl.' (icvtis and Mine: sjh.ill b.' d.'iii:i'd. 
 
 10. 'ihat they fecioe our l^len .ird Goods 1 poii ilie Lard, h- 
 deeming all ftuh both (jotdi and M-n, ,i. Jb.ilt h.ipjeii tube I a- 
 ken upon the Land by the Portiigals ; aiidjhall deliver both 
 Men and liirds again to injiecnf ell Chaises, 01 tliel'aiua :,f 
 our Goods and A/i h injiantly. 
 
 1 1. That III in all Kjiivdinis iheie .ne fame Hehcis anddij- 
 obedient Subjecls ; Jo in cur isaiion there may be finie Pyrates 
 and Sea-l{ozers, vthieh way happen to come into thefe parts, and 
 here may rcb andjie.il : If any fueh Jl.'all hnfpcn, then will -m 
 we by our Trade and Faflo'y liere, be li.iblc or aifwcrabic far 
 
 fuch Goods fo t.ikrn, I lit will aid ti em with oiir bejl means 
 that are Jo grieved, lyjiijlice to our Kjig, J'cr rediefs and re- 
 Jllti.ritn ui.to thin. 
 
 li. T.'at allfuch Priv'fions of Vifluati .1, fjall be fpent dii- 
 riii^ tie time tl .-t c:ir Ships p.'.lll remain here in ihe I{oads if 
 Surat .inn Swally, /?,-./// be l.:e of Ciflein : Provide.! it do i.tt 
 amount unto ai-ove r. tl.'ouland Doll's in A/ ny. 
 
 1 5. Ti-at in alt Qucfi'iiS cf tl'ii.gs an.i hi;u ies that f.v.i 
 be ojfcred unts ih, and to r.-. \aiion, that we do receive hmii 
 the Judges, and tloje tl at loin .Uitln.if., frefnt and Jf-edy 
 Jujliee, accord jig lo.'he Qi^ialily ■fcir Cnnplaii.ts andli'icrgs 
 done III , and tl .it by Delays wc be not put ctf, aii.l we/in'c.:, 
 either by Time 0, Charges, 
 
 The Bufinefs brought to this Kfuc, the Prcfents for the 
 Mogul were laid out in a readinefs to be dclixci'd, .Tst'cioii 
 as the Writings had p.ilt his Seal. 
 
 At this time there fail'd vs ithin light of us, a Fleeioi.Vf. • 
 Poitiigiie^e Frigats, to the number ot i.|o Sail, all Mcr-'";* 
 chants, and bound for Cambn^a . .■^^■,d Imha lieet asthi<,r,,'",..a 
 goes every Year tor that p'ace ; tr< m ulunce they f ring 
 the grcuelt part of the 1 adiiig, which the Carracks and 
 Galleons carry away for iV;.";.-/ ■ .And troin hence 'tis 
 plain, that the Concerns cf the Pciiu:'ii::;e \n thefe pans 
 of the \Vi)rId, turns to no little Account to them. 
 
 But now we were alarm'd wiili the News of arodiei 
 Fleet of them, thai was coming to give us a Welcome in-.o 
 the y:.-i/'-/;.'./>j ; fortho' the (,<;■,./ A.™;, had granted us 
 Liberty of Trace , set the I'oitigiie:^: were rcfoK'd ir 
 ff.ou'd not be fu, and therefore came with fi.ur great Gai- 
 lerns, and twenty fix Frica:s from <: a, to drive »■; away 
 out of thofe Seas.'l'he .'Vcfi'ii between us was not finilh'd a'l '^' '""' 
 in one Dav, or nt i.nelingle Trial, but made jor4le\eral J,^'~,,,-^ 
 dilfinA Fights ijiie Day after another. In the firit Rri'lli ih; t-; ■ 
 was concern t! no more ilian the Ac.nvra! ShipSi i,l bodi 
 fides: Our Diagr.n ijoing on to meet their Admiral, niu! 
 Vicc-Admiral, wtiu'drot lieprovok'd to Itoot tiil iho uu. 
 got betwixt tli'ui both, bvr then llie laliited e.icli of tlu 111 
 with a Bro.idlide, and a \ (,lle ■ 1 f Siuall-lliot. lo hcani'v, 
 that they iir mediately trok their Leaves of hi;r, and the 
 Fight, for that Day. 
 
 "I'he next Day, after fiMiie Horns fight, the Dragon ha- 
 ving p!a) 'J with her Great and Small-lliot very fierce and 
 
 hot, 
 
 mtifr.t.t. 
 
 hot, uponth 
 on the Sand 
 
 }h;:.i".i-r )-' 
 
 they kept -d 
 upon Deck. 
 1 he fame 
 help of the F 
 US, but no I 
 But the fo 
 Rct'rclTimcnt 
 the Pirtiigiie: 
 luflicicnt pro 
 made it by tl 
 Ships to add 
 1 his Fich 
 tain'd on tlu 
 vouring our 
 the Putug I 
 Cables, and 
 cmifufion in 
 in that there 
 upon the Shi 
 Tcry josfid \A 
 that comnun 
 ploy'd in the 
 an Acco,:n!: 
 felf who wa 
 Reputation t 
 be im incible 
 „ 1 he Vortio. 
 this Fight, b 
 f had not lix i* 
 
 lols was Pow 
 of Powder, 5 
 thoul.ind Sm 
 pole, as vsell 
 asthechallili 
 Adverfaty. 
 f„..rr Having w 
 
 tn. li.;** tification of 
 
 • panted with 
 to our King : 
 This Afl'ai 
 ed in our Vo 
 that all th.- 
 fair, good SI 
 within ten 
 Co.ilt : Like 
 10 F.ithom, 
 J Leagues di 
 From the 
 you have vci 
 along up in i 
 lerv'd, that 1 
 a sen,' high 
 the Country 
 Ridge of li)i 
 »<ir«7. Alxnit foil 
 Tnt RoiJ of little 'Lown 
 
 ftotn ltd, j. 
 
 iimi" 
 
 frclh'd; All 
 puipofe the 
 iioiii, a goi 
 a free, liarii 
 tertuin audi 
 much the b 
 From th s p 
 all along th 
 dent amotie 
 A Ship IT 
 the Cape. 1 
 of Care aiu 
 eight Lcagu 
 Point of Ln 
 with the C 
 cauric'S, a 
 caufe of t\\ 
 Mile from 
 Fa' horn ; b 
 clear of the 
 yoiul the I i 
 rent that {■. 
 which laku 
 c'aiigcr, by 
 You ll-.all k 
 lies more c 
 point (f L.1 
 Kiglirh ale 
 the F.alttrni 
 two I'ui.kcn 
 
)• rnd CcitAtntj ff 
 jitli il.rtn, »/;/■;■« 
 
 '' Enplane) » i:f* 
 ti c (ill- .It Mrqul, 
 
 'cnr, t, em It , .'m- 
 rjilcii, u tntjnH) 
 
 •f Ch) ?/ ipi 111 rh 
 ill tl'C City p/Sil- 
 
 :r.l! Ih- ficc t'o'- tl'C 
 
 cll'ctci-Jiiic,tkrt 
 
 r with us. 
 
 Cujhm, jccor,!!),! 
 time llmt it H ji,i 
 
 'cc mil mi hnlf r' • 
 
 ' te of Ci'Jlom, I / 1- 
 
 A. '.<).'/....,, i-.i ,/../ 
 he Jniiie Hjite hn'k 
 lie MoccaJ.inw/ 
 C, to rcpnii to .;. . 
 
 irtt, that tl:cy lie.- 
 ■Officer fMil in.il-^f 
 O'.T,/ hiiv^ra, iicr 
 j'loiis. 
 
 pf-irs, /f.'iv?.'// ti.t 
 'Jim: Offset tie,i- 
 iv till! K't'vlejgi 
 /.', P'lv'/ioi:.', /![. 
 'h : //«■/ lie J.tmi 
 t the (ieiier.'l^ C.:- 
 p:iil! I ereaficr n . 
 (ien.itii, Cffv.iir^ 
 sP<.:llk-d:iiv.;\l. 
 i.jvli lite Lr.i J, 11- 
 '.j// h.ipjeit tultle.- 
 JhrJl deliver Loth 
 ■^es, 01 tliel'iiius lif 
 
 me Helels /tnddij- 
 e.y be jime Pyrr.ici 
 iito thefe pnrti, mid 
 tpcti, then will 'lot 
 
 or nijwerr.bic for 
 iili our Left me.ws 
 
 for redi e/s ami re- 
 
 i/ljnll he J'friit du- 
 ne ill the Hoads rf 
 
 I'l aided it doi.it 
 If. 
 
 Iiijll iii thft f.v.l 
 ve do lec^ivc I'uiii 
 
 frejiit ni:d Jp:cd^ 
 lr.il. ti /indll'iciigs 
 
 off, .1/1./ wenric.!, 
 
 Piifcnts for tlic 
 lcli\c'rM, .isfuoii 
 
 .t lis, a FIlTl il\S>:im' 
 
 Snii, all Mc I- 1 '*;'';, 
 li.i I'Icet asiliisJ,',':,;Ju' 
 
 Ikpxl' tlicy 1 ring 
 lif Can-.icks and 
 
 iVoiu licnce 'tis 
 v' in ihcfe pan^ 
 : to chcm. 
 \\n'iof arotlvji 
 a W'ckoiiic inuj 
 
 liaj graniCil lU 
 were ixfoK'J i: 
 
 1 fMiir great Gal- 
 drive vi'i away 
 
 I as not finilh'il.i'lTii: ''^ 
 
 n ihc firit Bri'ili au-, 
 a! iliipsi of buili 
 •if Admiral, .ni:.! 
 
 Iloirt tiil ihc uu. 
 cd iMcli of tlu ni 
 llior. lo hianiK, 
 
 uf Ikt, and tile 
 
 :, tlie Dragon lia- 
 c very fierce and 
 ho:, 
 
 J:^! fSapTxXV^ 
 
 Their coming to AcheD, (^c. 
 
 439 
 
 hot upon three of the Galleon-!, forc'd them a-ground up- 
 on the Sands a-thwart the Bar of W; and there the 
 H-'v l-r p.-rfcdHy danced the Hay about them, whde 
 they k'cpi -d out of light, and did not dare to Ihc w a Man 
 
 "''tIic fame Day after the Galleons were recover'd by the 
 help of the Frip.its, the Fight was renewed again betwixt 
 us Init no conliderablc damage done on cither lide. 
 
 But the fourth and laft Trial, (which was after ten Days 
 Rcfrcllimtnt) wasth.ir which ended the Difpute, and gave 
 the \><rti,'i,iic^e, as well as the whole Country bclidcs, 3. 
 lufficient' proof, th.it it was not fo very cafie (as they had 
 made it by their Noife and Bragging) to force two Er.gfJIi 
 Shirstoadifi'r.Kefnl Fligh^ 
 
 1 his Fiehc was well managed, and ftuWx)rnIy main^ 
 rain'd on tiicT p.ms as well .is ours ; but (Providence fa- 
 vouring our Canfe the happy Conclulion of it was, that 
 the P'/.'«i;vr,-f not .ib!e to hold it any longer, cut their 
 Cables, and fled awav from us with all the fpeed and 
 corfulion in the World : And 'twas the more rcmark.abic, 
 in that there was at that time, a whole .Army drawn up 
 upon the Shore, that were Spedators of the Adtion. and 
 rcry jo\ ful NVitncircs of our VidVciy. The }i.d<.'n General 
 that coiiiman.lcd that Army then upon the Sea-Coaft (em- 
 ploy d in the reducing of a certain Callle there by), gave 
 an AciO.;ii!: of this .Aiftion afterwards to the A/c^;/!/ him- 
 felf, who was not a little amaz'd at it, c nfidering the 
 Reputation the Pott ague ^eh^iX all over that Country, to 
 be invincible at Sea. 
 
 '1 he Pfrtii«_iu-:;r own thcmfclvcs to have loft 1 6o Men in 
 this Fight, but the Country reports very near 500: We 
 had not lix Men in all killed and wounded ; our greatcft 
 lofs was Powder and Shot, there being fpent fixty Barrels 
 of Powder, Six hundred and eighty Great Shot, and Three 
 thouf.ind Small Shot ; tho' we hope to fomc good pur- 
 pofe, as well for t'.-.- inereale ot our Nation's Reputation, 
 as the chalUfing the Infoleiicc of fo proud and Uaring an 
 Adverfary. 
 Having waited here at Siir.it fome time, the 'Mogul s Ra- 
 ''tific.u'on of the Ariiclcs came ; which was deliver'd to us 
 by the Governout in a very folemn manner, and accom- 
 panied with many Profelfions of that Princes Good Will 
 to our King and Country. 
 
 Tins Affair now brought to its defired end, we proceed- 
 ed in our Voyage to Suin.itm ; and obferve in that Courfe, 
 that all th- w.iy from /J/jh; m to (."".<, the Shore is very 
 fair, good Shoaiiug, not without fixteen or feventeen, nor 
 within ten FailKiin, and finv Anchoring all along the 
 Coall : l.ikewile from Co/: loCml in, we never had above 
 10 F.ithom, at 4 or 5 I eagucs from the Land , and at 1 or 
 J 1 eagues diftance we had 1 o and il F.ithum. 
 
 From the Latitude of 1 1 Dcgr. io Min. .isfar asCnrA/);, 
 you have very low I and by the Sea-fide, but very high all 
 along up in the Country ; and .as a Mark it may be ob- 
 Icrv'J, that fouror five Leagues Ihori of C \l:'>i, \ou have 
 a very high piece of Land, mounting up like a Table in 
 the Country Ix'f Teyou ; and to the Northward of that a 
 Ridge of long Hills or M mntains. 
 »iir«i7. About fome twenty iix Leagues lliort of Cape C")«ii/,is a 
 TiK- Roid of little Town cali'd /)V.i;.".i', atwlixh we anehor'd and re- 
 
 / CapeComcri it fcif is very low Land ; but the Coimtry ''* 
 
 about is remarkable enough by high Crjgs and Rocks : *"'■* ''"'"*''• 
 
 J), t-iir . on 
 
 :i«rii«l.. 
 
 ftrmjn ll 
 
 timi'r. ficih'd. And it i' certainly a mull agreeable pl.ace forthat 
 pinpofe there Ixiiii', a good plenty and variety of Piovi- 
 lioiii, a good Rua.i and good Water, and the People of 
 a free, harmlefs, and courteous Dilpolition, ready to en- 
 tert;iin ntidtr.idc with Strang-.-rs, and (which makes them 
 much tlie better) very great Enemies to the l'''tiirue:^e. 
 From th s place to Cape 'o"""', tiie People are ChrilUans 
 all along the Sea-Coalt, and have a Friar conftancly reli- 
 dent auiongll them. 
 A Ship liiav l":iil along this Coaft of \Ulihar , even to 
 fij^f^ the Cape, without fear of danger, obfervingonly a Point 
 of Care and good Condudl, a'.'out a Ncrk of Land ibme 
 eight Leagues dillance from the Capi. '\'ou fee there this 
 Point of Land, from which the Coal(:trents away E. S. E. 
 with the CapeC"w//; and here 'tis that you are to be 
 cmtio's, aiKi avoid that I'o nt as much as may be, be- 
 cnufe of two great Rocks that iie under Water alKiut four 
 .\liie from it : \uiu dancer is to come within 11 or 24 
 1,1'hoin ; bi't if \ou keep in i8, or therealouK, you go 
 c'oarofthem. Rut then you irndt be fure not to go be- 
 V>iid the I imits of a 5 or 4c Faihom, becai fe of the Cur- 
 rent that lets ort .South w,th the Ma dire illands ; and 
 which lakii g. vou may bring vourShip into confulerable 
 ('aigtr, bv forcin;aherinaii!Oi.gtl iholc Clutters ot Illamls. 
 Yoii ll;a!l know whereabouts this dar.ger from the Rocks 
 lies more ev.idly by this; that thwart the foreincniion'd 
 point rf land, are plac'd two Mr) large RiKks. a good 
 h.iglirh alo\c W.tter, and then :\ leauue otl'dircdly from 
 the F.alhrmolt (.1 ihete two extant Rocks, are the other 
 iwolui.kcn OIL'S, the tatal Mifchicl.s we warn jou of. 
 
 The Latitude of the Cape is 7 Degr. 50 Min. Loneitwde, 
 57 Degr. lo Min. from the Cape of Good Hope, variit. 
 14 Degr. JO Min. W. 
 
 As we Coafted along the Ifle of C-->lon, we fcnt (bmc n^nh: 
 of our Company afhore; but the Pcop'c there woi/d have''''"'*' 
 nothingto do wiili us nor I'ullcr us to have any manticrof 
 Provifions, alledgiiig that our Nation had wrong'd them, 
 .and formerly taken one of their B';ars. We were behold- 
 ing to the /)«.'cA for this kind ulage, for they took the 
 Boat, and very probably told the Natives they were Fn- 
 ■^lijh-})ie>i ; as we know they have ofren done. We dttir- 
 minc Lat. of Colimlio upon the fame Idand, to be 6 Degr. 
 30 Min. or near upon ; and that of Tenrdarc ,'which lie* 
 E. S. E. from Pimta de Galle, fome ten or twelv e Leagues^ 
 to l>c 5 iJegr. 3 o Min. 
 
 Linfihoteii's Obfervations of the Sands al outthi? Coart, 
 fcem true ; w'e faw one of the", that lie? two Leagues from 
 the Land, over-againft which is a gre.it high Rock like 
 a Towtr, by the help of which Mark it may be a- 
 voidcd. 
 
 From hence we fail'il away ditcjfly for /tdvn, where -</n7. . 
 the greateft of our Concerns lay, and the molt imponanf^- ''; '*''• 
 Buliiiefs (we had now remaining in the J;,.//rj) was to be^ilro.'" 
 traiilaiffed. The Cuftom here is for every Shiptopre- 
 fent the King immediately upon the landing of her Men, 
 in requital of which, an Enterta'nmrnt of Me,ats is always 
 fent back by the King. The fame Ceremonies palt on 
 U)th lides at our Arriv al ; and after this Introdnclion, we 
 were fent for to make our folemn appearance .at Court, 
 The letters and Prefents of Foreign Princes, , tfpetially 
 liich as he pays the highell Rcfpcvil to) are brought to the 
 King of A.i.rn with a creac deal of Pomp ; they are car-*"'''?'^'" 
 ried in Golden Bafons, upon .an Elephant richly furnilli'd, ^'.!'^c! ' 
 as His Majelly's of Erglr.nd now was, and as it had been 
 done before. 
 
 The Contents of the Letter we brought, were highly 
 plealing to this Prince, and he readily promis'd to do all 
 things to procure the SatisfaAion of our King and Coun- 
 try ; and panicularly to ratifie all the Ariiclesof the Trea. 
 ty agreed on formerly between his Prcdeceifoi, and Sir 
 flumes Lanc.ijler, fent to that Court by Qiiecn ILH-^nbetb. 
 He is one of the belt accomplilh'd Princes that Country 
 perhaps has had ; the King and the Gentleman do equ.ally 
 difcovcr themfelvesin hisPcrfonand Carriage, and while 
 he (hews you all the Greatnefs and Majeily of the one, he 
 does no lets charm you with the Civility and Good Breed- 
 ing ( f the other. And he is no lefs a Soldier in his Mar- 
 tial Afpcct and brave Spirit, than he is either of the for- 
 mer ; and it appears by his Vidorics and Succefles, thai 
 the Qualifications of a gootl General do as well belong to 
 him, as thole of a fine Prince. 
 
 He w.->s mighty free to (hew us all the Sports and Di- sporti r tht 
 veilions of his Court, and wou'd hardly take any publick King if.A- 
 Pleafiirc, bi,t what our General muft ll.arc with him in. '*"'* '^•''* 
 1 lius we were \ ery ofte 1 v ited to fee his Elephants fight, 
 fomctimcs his Rams, anc other times his Butiles ; which 
 eucounter'd one another wirh an extraordinary fiercenefe, 
 .ind 'twas work enough tor lixty or eighty Men Ibmetimes 
 to part them, w hen thev were hotly engaged, and that 
 not without great Roj cs laftned on to their Hinder-Legs, 
 to pull them alundcr neither. 
 
 'Twas one of his beloved Divcrfions too, to go a Swim- 
 ming, for which he has a delicate Pond, at five or fix 
 M'les diftance from his Court, into which none but him- 
 felf, and the Lords, or other Great Perfons and Favourites 
 (which he invites) dogo. Hither he carried our General ; 
 and after fomc time fpent in the Sports andExcrcifcsof the 
 Water, he gave him a Noble Banc]uei ; which was all 
 brought into the Pond. fervM up, and eaten there uponxlic Klr.gof 
 the fpot ; neither wou'.i the King let any of the Company ~AchB>- 
 Itir out of the Water, till all was clear'd, tho' there wasJjJTS!;! . ' 
 a matter of Five hundred Dilhts. and a proportionable ^■""■ 
 'H aniitv ot Rack, and other ttrong I iquors. He alwa)s 
 cail'd the General by the Nan c ijf Orancain Pn.:^ (that 
 IS, the If' it- ;,,"./', and granted him free Accefs to his 
 Prefence at all times, without 1 he Ceremony of waiting 
 for his Crei le ; whu li is ordinarily fent forth by the Hands 
 of lome f're.it Miinlter, to introduce ajl thole that come 
 before the Kii.!'. 
 
 Fie carrettlj defired the General, to recommend him to 
 the King of ;■, ;;/,-«,,', and tell him, He woi.'d be very glad 
 10 have a Coi pie of fair Wcjincn oct ot his Country ; for 
 then (lavs he) if 1 get a Son by one of thtm, I'U make 
 him King of I u.imr.i , and ailthat Country from whence 
 you fetch) cur Pepper; and fo yon ihan't need to come to 
 me, but may goto your own £^2 .'//'.• King for thefe Com- 
 riodicics. 
 
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 7 he 7 jrelfih Voyage no the Eatl- indies, arc. 
 
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 1 he 1 atcr Ik lent to our King was \cry finely (It off 
 v'r.'uA'a'iiiiiip, ;iiiil curiouny wiiiicn in ilie CluiaO^cr ot 
 that '"oiiiitr\ ; ilic Siile of it lofty ami fwciliiip, ttiifl'd 
 witli liigli Titles, :iiul ri'lemliil Cli.ii.ickTS of liis own 
 Riclies ;iiui Greair h; aeu.rdinp to tlic iiiaiiiier of tliele 
 F.aiU-ii.P; incus, v 1.0 ever till i\p Imlf .iliuolt of their I et- 
 ters anil Tubliek Writings with ponipoii.s Lniiinerations 
 of this kinil. 
 
 The Copy of it is here ailiicil, as well to (liew a fipnal 
 Evaitiple of the Olkent.uion, antl Vain-plurv, vvhiih ap- 
 fe.irs to be fo natural to ihefe Parts of the WoiKI, as to 
 liilanerthe Aceeptanee anil W'eltonie of our Nation ac 
 that tinie in this Coumrv, ami the profpeiit of a happy 
 Conimerec bei\\een both. 
 
 Tlic Lcticr is thus Frgl.llicJ : 
 
 r<i(^f, i /if ('"i f/:f a;/"^"/ Sumatra, ih fno 
 :}>ic Hcr.it, of one Miiiii, .iii.l 0/ oir l'!.-/l.\ v 
 
 pEihicka Sirie Sultan, lyn^ of 
 "'' ■ ;f ■(;-.>, /inJjnle Kjip cf Si.iua 
 
 ^ V '•' ^"•niatra, -inJ r. Kjir^ "lO'C }■- 
 ni'ii! tl'.vi lis I'lclrcrJ]'!, fcacJ. in lis Kjit^J'W, r.iul 1.' - 
 nctircd tf nil h.dciin^ S'.iri its; in n'.'v'iw tCere u ti^ct'th- 
 I'ln^:,: cf /: Kji:f., in iv'f."' /{'gns tic tiie Mctlxncf (•"■ 
 vc'iimcn-, f.iiinCil ,n it xfrc of 1, ■ n:i<st jure Mital, i)i'', .;- 
 ilornA with tic rntj} jirf. Coliins ; if.' A' Sxt is /•.';;'■, •"'•• 
 tmU ccinplct.'^ L\c to d Cl i\lh:l J<,'t. , /«'(■ iM-.dc^fiii >:• Ih- 
 Ch')jhil G'.ifs ; fiom veimn jl rvah :h: i\<icSt. cnni ./ B .• '.•; 
 ii>u! jiflic: ; vfUfc I'lcfcmc is ,11 tic fmat HM, Kjn^'. '/ 
 I'riair.an, .u.A cf tic Mnnt.iinif <.i/./, viz. Sofuia, .w..' 
 '..nr,l(f n'i:cJ<''isrfSti'iic.<, Kj"!^ (f twi Sonibrieroes f i:.:i- 
 enCc'J, h.ivin^fi hu Scjts hh/i :f (IciJ ; hu hftli'tic f 
 
 ;■;('"£•( 
 
 /•'.■ ll'fcs ,Vh{ .Irmiiir f.r hijnjclf, l:-ing lil{;.v!J': ij ^ 
 
 III! r.fcphai.t with Tceilj ./ Go/./, ,w.l r.Hl'.c-. ifiins ihcn: 
 
 i.to 
 ]':!ci\li'ng : Ifis Lumiccs hafGii^i, hnfSiive', ii Jm.ii: SIct 
 ef tie J/imc ; r. S.-MIc .tljuf,, anothci i.lf'^nnt if th Jum. 
 Mctf.l : /•/ 'l'ci:t rf Silver, ,vii! nil lis Sells If. if (klii linif 
 Si.vCf. His Vclfcli for Bnil'in:^ of pure CM, his ScpuLhrr 
 cf Gold {wkrc'ii III Pre.kccJTms hn.i r.ll ti'c/c Imf (ioU '.rT 
 Siher\ l:is SciiUcs coinplcic cf Gcl.i and Silici. j-I King, 
 tinder rchcDi there .ve in, my K'",g-', hi-.vin?, ir.kpi th: K'>'^ <■'! 
 Arrow : All the Cciintry ,f Priamaii, Tccoo, Baroufe, k- 
 ill" fiihdiied I') him, ;> v.c-x wider hn Commr.nd : Scv:iiiy Elc- 
 fihr.nts, and much Proilfions s.inicd h; Set, to nir.kcLis ll'.irs 
 4t Arrow, wh.~re Gcd gme vie iimre Vicicny tbim any cf ir.y 
 Prelarjfji-i. 
 
 T/.IJ fiV-.if Kl'^.^'idcth this Letter rf Saliitnti'ii .'0 James, 
 K]i'^ <f Great Britain, :/^ tnglaiul, Scotland, France, 
 cH.f'irelanil ; tojiwipe the^^ieat C'^itii^ he hath re.eircd l-t 
 lis /f'^'-w//.' hen: , .i:,i:cied l\ liv I'.jn.is r^'AiancaiaPu- 
 lo, Thomas BelV, //;; Maj-Jh's l.ml.-.ff.id 1 , at tieHj^cifi 
 vchercif, lis lies w;ir Jiupr.- dwiih' a Ccl.Jtial Bi i'Uiic/s, 
 and lis Spirits ravijhed niith a Divine "Jiy : T/'.'f ofening 
 thereof lendied a Sa-.our inc,e fsr.^r.nt than the in: it cdiii- 
 fccilS Flower-, 01 Jw.etett I'e, funics ■» tie ll'.rld. I'crwiid 
 
 ofefsmy lelfin be if 
 with the viott pc- 
 tent P.r«>c']anics l{ing o/lingland ; and d.i e.inirjlly de/ire, 
 that the League begun, in ly be cnntinu-d to all PtJIerities. 
 And herein I tal^e mi {'^•eatejl K7VVv, there being ii.:th!ii^ /ii 
 t'e ; t mid more pL-ajknt or jnful to in: And for a TJliinoni 
 of my Dfie, that the League and Aniiiy I'-^uii way be coi.ti. 
 ined l:twixt m, I have returned this Letter unto your Ma/r. 
 jiy, malting aljo my I'rayers unio the Great G O, for the 
 i\ mi nuance of the fame, /tnd it Jhalt le my g>eateit Ihnour 
 to leeeive ^leinorird from fo grcr.t a Potcilla'i; and fj 1 emote 
 nNe.tion. jhid for a Pledge of my L ve .ind tloncw, andCm. 
 tiiiu.vne of cur League, I fen.l your Majejiy aCir.fe Wwught 
 n-iti' Geld, tic Hilt the ecf ieing beaten Geld, with ,1 l^in^ 
 of Stones, an AfJ'agaya of SwrJ:, halfCfpper Litf Gold, eigl't 
 Pwilan DiJIees finall and great, cf Cainphiieoi.e Picji of Sow- 
 ''"L'fi"ff> '''''•' l''"^'' ^'t Caltiivr-Lawn .- If. nh your KUji- 
 jly aeecptiiig as from a Urotlrr, IJhall rejl f,:t:,fed, and iruJi 
 honoured. And Jo with my I', ayei s to rhr Great G />, Crea- 
 tor if Ueaien and I'.ailh, for yeur M-jrJIy's long Life, with 
 yicioiy i\er your I'.reiniei, and I'rojperity in yiur Land. 
 
 Given at our Palace of Aehen, the luii Year of Jilah:. 
 met, by the Account of the Afuo/.'. 
 
 Hacinp laid now this happy Foundation for 1 TrjJc, 
 in the prociir-niiiit of the King's Grant for that pui'pole ; 
 we went away from 'lelen towards the oilier Trading 
 Places of th's Kland, in (;rder to the bvildiiig atui )mo- 
 cccding thereupon. Wc lud hee Liberty to go 10 iicr, 
 Piiainai:, Paffaman, or any where ; ha.inp the King of 
 iJcii's 1 etiei along with us, no place dar'd deny usTrade 
 and good Fntcrtainnient. 
 
 Our firil Couvk accordingly was to t'eco, from whence 
 the llfimdcr was difpaich'd to I'riainaii, and another f,]^" ,' 
 Ci.mpany to I'lfniian, iipi 11 the fame Uelign : But this u.,,, 
 lall p'.ace provM fo %cvy i nheaUhiul to us, th.a wc were 
 quickly forc'd to come away, and quit our Pretenfions to 
 a Factory there. The Air has fo much nialigniiy in it, 
 and the Water fo very bad too, that 'twere better for our 
 Nation to blot the Name of P.iJJ'.imi-n out cf the Lift of 
 iicr Trading Places, th.in for a little advantage (which 
 may as well be gotten oiher where;, to cxpofe fo many 
 Lives, which might do good Service in a more benign 
 Climate. 
 
 The Dragon traded at Tr "co for 110 Tun of Pepper ; n,,,., 
 from whence (l.e went f.r B.vaan;, v.hde the I LJiaiider u iii, 
 ftaid there to n.ake Sale of the Sura: Commodities. 
 
 :\i Ii,-i::.vn the lame Mi p traded for 17CC0 Bags of 
 Pepper, at 13 Dollars /:v Bahar ; and having finilird he;' 
 Conccrtis, fail'd dirciilly from thence for l-ii.g,:i..i, coiiiing '*, , 
 into the Vi antes the fame Day lix Moir.hi,, that liic ki 
 Sail out of Ilaiitam Road. 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 X^ 
 
 XVI. 
 
 T hcTiPclfch Voyuige fit out by the Fait- India Company, mth the 
 ^ooc^ Ship the Expedition y under the Command of Capt. Chri- 
 
 ftopher Newport, ^Vnttcn by Mr. Walter Payton. 
 
 (^T/.'/.r is fithj.^n.l in iJ'f n'-xt fl.ice dficr ihf form<-)\ brctuje ihc E!cvi:itJi is zobo.'/v ^'matcJ, at not 
 c^cnng the Reader u/iy ihi.ng iiauh Kcrlh bn JKo.'ur.'} 
 
 Jtniun. 
 
 ^.uim. 
 
 Jul,. 
 
 w 
 
 ' F, fet Sail from Gia-efe, d in the begin- 
 ning oi January, ha' iiig aboaid us Sir 
 l{p!:-rt Shirley, the t'ef.'v, tii.bali'ador, 
 and Sir Lrninu I owl, then going into 
 Peji:, with rtlcir fcveral Retinues 4 all which wire to 
 land cpon the CViaft of chat Country, ar.d fopuifieour 
 Voyage to the E.ijl-litdiei. 
 
 Ha\ing vilited the feveral ufiial Pl.ices of Rcfrefliment 
 iJ. 1611. i„ this Voyage, ah.ng the Coall of efiJ;, and the llle 
 //srci'j Ide. St. Lawrei e , we fail'd from this laft direCUy to the Ifle ol 
 .Sec Caprjin Af.j'/.;, which is commonly reckou'd one of the Cowm.i 
 
 i«r..'. A,. Iflj,,Js a place of ccod Fntertainnitiir, and the Pc pie 
 co'.jnot till, -11 '1*1 i- 1 J I 
 
 lildi-,,1 Kid ^f ry 'i^'l 3'>ci couacoiis to us. 1 hey leem d to expreis a 
 rtopk. very great A\crfion for the Po-tugue:{- ; and pretended, 
 that they vyou'4 infillibly gu^ the "threat* of all thv Na; 
 
 tion that came thither ; and tlio' I donV c',wl t but the 
 t'tpomiient of the i'orti«m:;e may be rude and bad e- 
 nough 10 deferve I ch a 'l rcatmen: as that, yet 1 Ivlieve 
 at this tiir.e, the People had not .ilirgeiher fo nu:ch Chn- 
 ler and Indignation againlt them as tliey pretended ; but 
 raihi r did it becaule they knew we h.tted ilKm,and tho.ighc 
 we fliou'd be ealier in our Deabngs with them, to lind 
 ihcin Inch imcteratc Lneinicsto our 1 neiv.its. Forar the 
 lame time, to llle belt (f my t)l.ferv.;uon, ihey trad.d 
 with the ioit,gnc:{c up and down, tl.o' they d;d it very 
 (lily, and in tiie dark ; and 'tis \ ery probable, that In 
 violent an Fnmity as tliev pretended, Wou'd have i^ red 
 out all Inclinauons to Trafiick, and eonmon Cc rr. Ii'on- 
 dence with them. Bet they arc Ajw, ;; an.l that not only m 
 Complexion, but Keiigion too ; and a Grain of Uniimr- 
 
 lat on 
 
 :":hap. xx| 
 
 lation IS to 
 two Accouni 
 Son'e of I 
 
 very 
 
 well (\l 
 
 y-ic '" 
 
 Iri ill '"i;> C'i 
 
 ;h 
 
 ■t Kn r»riJ 
 
 arc no StranI 
 ance ot ihisi 
 their own'll 
 cult to re.irii| 
 lain'd in fo I 
 tice of thelJ 
 ilii feth.it g<r 
 a Man does I 
 or elfe isconl 
 rant of it too[ 
 A Bullork 
 jii.1 ; Orail 
 Coco-Nuts, 
 Paper, Cart.,1 
 the King, V 
 of the W'or>| 
 over the M, 
 
 Uth.rsoftI 
 Words ; asCi 
 the , /./:/'/(/;, I 
 '1 ongue.at pil 
 1 ■„,//,;;.-(•:;?, (| 
 or whatever : 
 w.'.h tiie forn| 
 the Wo;i 
 I, k.. j;l Tis CullJ 
 ^sICjpi J'""- liurcieais tna 
 Letter nf Cf 
 this Kaiour i 
 in gi.^r.t'n^ it 
 thofe that mil 
 any (ort of 
 \!i\e:ia- s. 
 
 We delign 
 having niifs'i 
 a:, 'ia, in 
 Wallcof -i 
 i H..i^u.Fog. Air was lo 
 V .M«''' had not the 1 
 ' Ice half a Mil 
 
 poiiibletohe 
 ^ i'lid Obfcrvai 
 
 rj and (• iretimi 
 
 I Siu face of it 
 
 way towards 
 ' j,'j,. the City of / 
 J inc up ti (>, ' 
 
 Ifcw which was ai 
 J ' TIk-.:i absvi 
 
 Ij h to us, ri\ 
 
 'S Ibiietioiis, ,il 
 
 I (MACvnour"! 
 
 ■i hty. bnng'nj 
 
 : that the Co 
 
 that he h.id 1 
 us, and gavi 
 Coiu.tr\ wii 
 Cape/<.f. 
 ing, is in 16 
 choraue then 
 F. to the S. b 
 Here alio 
 courteoi's Fn 
 try, and ihi 
 cm.e thither 
 plied w ith. 
 
 From hem 
 towards J',i 
 place thereal 
 Wc obler^ 
 to elrai ',-, ti 
 Variation ;c 
 
 c.pi:Bv.;jjr >■'•/ .'.i F--'.'.v, ( 
 
 Variaticn i< 
 Feing got 
 CoaH- of /',•■ 
 and Variatii 
 Coining r 
 niake foii-e : 
 ciiv'd Iiifori 
 Get he Mec^ 
 vcrrment ol 
 hnd his chii 
 lives told til 
 F-iibalfadcr 
 at Spiihawi : 
 
 ."Jje.TJ ulc. 
 
 C- nlry , 
 1 :ii.,. 
 
 V^ t 
 
<iff>ni) f'lftnbcef 
 
 th e.n)i,Jt;y ,l,.i,,.f 
 10 all Pijhrliici 
 r l\~:i,v iicthh/^ i„ 
 id fey It 'Ijli'moiiy 
 JiiiKiiny lif coi.t;. 
 Iillto ycitr M,ljr. 
 '■t G O 0, for thi 
 yf^'e.if,-it Ihmur 
 <'i; fiiJ fj icinotc 
 Ihitcir, r.riJCi.ii. 
 ' n Cn:fe rviKii^ht 
 lelJ, with tt lijm 
 l:i!f GoU, cixrt 
 oi.c PU\t of Sow- 
 I', ieh your KUj(. 
 l;,jifj, /iii.i tnihh 
 ir.t(.:Oi\ Cte.1. 
 
 )tur Lr.ih!. 
 
 Year of M^h:. 
 
 on for 1 TrjJc, 
 ir that jnii-poic ; 
 oiIkt Trailing 
 ilJiiij; anil pio. 
 t" (;o to luc, 
 np ilio Kinp of 
 1 lieny ns Trade 
 
 ', from whence 
 ", and anoilier|;J"'' 
 L-llpn : But this "'"'',' 
 ', ih.ii \vc were 
 r PretenriorT! to 
 niahgniiy in it, 
 e 1-eticr for our 
 <f the Lift of 
 anrapc ("which 
 xpofe fo many 
 a more beiiigi, 
 
 'tin of Peprer;n 
 
 '. ^'^ il'Jinndcr'!:-^ 
 
 loJities. 
 
 I7COO 15ags of 
 
 ■ in;; linilh'ci hi.: 
 
 ■g- 
 
 com mi! 
 
 ii», tliat liic k-i ' 
 
 mth the 
 Chri- 
 )n. 
 
 iicJ, a-i not 
 
 :iJult bi't tiie 
 c aik! l)ad e- 
 jet I lielie\c 
 1 niixh C'ho- 
 -■temled ; biit 
 T,andtho,;}!hc 
 theni, to lind 
 ■■ For at the 
 
 iliey traded 
 ■y d:d it very 
 a!>ie, that fo 
 I liave 1 '.-red 
 ti t.( rri;!|'()t:- 
 it nntuniy in 
 
 of Uiiii'iir- 
 I'it on 
 
 ^ hap. XXVI. TheTreacheryofthe^^\\xc\\QS^<^c. 141 
 
 lation is to I e allow'd them at leaft, upon each of ihofe ('•uttlor, which was befidcs .he bcft -nd moft convenient 
 two Accounts. j place for the landing of oi'r I'cftl.™ Con pany. This Ac- 
 
 Some of the bdrci'fort of them fpeak the Portut!,iie\e count was fo harmt iiioully g-vcn ly all the I'ct p'.e about 
 
 very well (which by the way is a pood proof, that they 
 arc no Strangers to one another) ; anil 'twas by the aililt- 
 ance of this, that we had any Convcrfe with them; for 
 their ownlonpuc is a kind of a corrupted \iir'J^i\ diffi- 
 cult to le.irii, efpccially not to be any thing tolerably at- 
 tain'd in fo llinrt a time as we ilaid there : Yet I took no- 
 tice of thefe followitig Words, which may be of ufe to 
 tli:fe that go thither, to call for common I'rovilions, when 
 a Man does not either iinderftand the l'o.tii'}iic\e himfelt, 
 ; or elfe is concern'd with the ordinary People, that are igno- 
 , rant of it too. 
 
 ^Jcc.m- A Bullock, they call Gtimhcy ; a Goat, TJ'T ; a Hen, 
 
 ■.i ihH'' CihjiiJ ; Oranges, T.W/i/' ; Limons, /)ivhh ; Water, AZrij;-; 
 
 J.'^';' '■•''■' f'oco-Nuts, Srjftvye ; Plantans, i\{" ; Pines, Qunrmc; 
 
 1 Paper, C'/!i /«//</ ; Needles, .V/(/^^ho ; Bracelets, /Jirjw/'/ ; 
 
 1 the King, S<^utnn : Which Icenis to be only t'lecorrnption 
 
 of the Word Sult.iii, the common Term for a Prince all 
 
 [ over the M.-hnnetnu World. 
 
 Oih-.rsof them alfo feein to be broken /.(-f.'»,.iiid yli,:li\\ 
 Words ; as C.ii /-^//^.froin the l.r.tiii^CI- .ir,t ; and \;-!;c,from 
 the Ji^Oiili, M(i/!. .And 'tis prol ,-.'^!e, thar the vVhole 
 Tonguc,a[ piclent,. isnothing I'lU a Medley of ./.,./';W;and 
 1 1'. /( ;;; f ^f, (with a Hare of' their own bar'-aroMs Afo. ijcc; 
 or whatever it be) dm e their P>el'gion has concevr-'d them 
 wuh the former u( thole I anguajjes, and their i rade in 
 the World with the latter. 
 
 f,'lV 
 
 'Tis CulU: 
 
 defire the 
 
 J, ,j,, ^:] lis \.,uui;mary for them at this Ifland, 
 ■ oiapo'-"'- liwi.jcn.i th.it ccir.e to Vil't ihem, to leave b' hind them a 
 Lener of C'omn:.'mlatirns of their Er.teriaipnunt tliere ; 
 thi>^ Favour they requelted of us ; and we obligcil them 
 in p.-rt'iit: it ; adding only fome necellhry Cautions to 
 thole that irifiit i oine after us, not to expofe tlieirlllves to 
 anv lorl of dani'cr, by an over-great Contidencc in the 
 % h:<-c:..-.'S. 
 
 ; We delign'd to have l-'l'd froiu henrcto JJJcef^ivr ; but 
 
 having mils'd thail)lani.''\ve went on for the Illes of C/o/V 
 M,ri,i, in iSDegr. North 1 at. lying over-againft the 
 Wallc of ,'lrrti.'. helix. Throiigh tliis whole Coiiife, the 
 Hjinbl.FoRi Air was fo horribly thick and dark with Fops, that we 
 .H"i- had not the le.aft Glimpfe of Sim or Stars, and cou'd not 
 fee half a Mile before usupon the Watir. We had no way 
 poliible to help our felves in th;s diftrc'.s, bet bv the I cad, 
 ' "" ... - -VhcW:! 
 
 eu epon 
 by this means we n;ade a iliiftto nuefs our 
 
 li'.ct Curis 
 i Unni. 
 
 upon that Coail, that we refolv'd to proceed dircdly ro 
 (.li.rJor ; tho' wc cou'd precnrc no Pilot amongHthim, 
 and were not well aeouainted with th.lt Coait our 
 felves. 
 
 Sailing on thiih'.tvvard.s in thi 1 ell nmnn rvvc cou'd, ^' 
 we pot light ( f two great Ti-.i./..-, or h.ti.J:: Boats, which ^ 
 were failing along the Sl-.orc to <J iinn ; to theic we fer:t 
 out our Skirt, \Ai-h nraher delipntl.an only to get a Pi'at 
 our ot one of them, by fair means, if polfililei biitifnot 
 by force. 
 
 ■J lij Unlii hcs wou'd ni t let the Skitf lomc near them, P-ilrnif, o« 
 nor return any Civil Anhver to thr ion mt.n S.ilutations ''"■'''•''"'"' 
 ot the Sea ; and when our Men Ured a Piece at randoin, 
 wuh a delign to fright them into a litrie moreccmpimicc, 
 they return' ' 't wuh another direct Shot at the Shilf, and' 
 awholcSh.. er of .ArrfAvs in lo the bargain, t.'rjmthis 
 th.' Skit) was fored to return, and ih.;Boat wasdilpntrlrd 
 to manage the Point with the 'i'-v .:/,<: ; which ll.e dad fo 
 ctfecteally, that (jne of ihein was diiveiv .i-gromd, the 
 molt part of her f..eii defpcnfely Hii.gng then- felwJ into 
 the Sea : The other had had the lane l-nte loo if tf,^. 
 Beat had n't la\'d her, and bnM(;lit herotl". Th.' .MiiU-i 
 ot this JI-, .,■./; (h:s I ik ai.,1 1 crtViie 1 eing in oi r n wer ) 
 wcealily perfwaded, rpon rcr.fonai'Ie 'liri..^, t.,';,^^, ,j,.,. 
 Pilot to 'Ci: :.l r ; we o' hrir.i' the 'In.-.l.i m the'lan-.e tim' • 
 to go along with us thi'lier, that lb the >,., ws of n . f.V 
 ing in till fe Parts, might not be fpr .td a'l.ru tlicGulf and 
 alarm the Pwv.".7;-;j-; who might pt.aib'v (h.id the' beai 
 rouz'd havec. me with a Force, that mirht iinvc 
 us a fatal ddterb.ince. 
 
 'Tis to be noted, that the P'" '//fw;:- .In IwJ.l ,ii .l.tIit-: 
 Country hereabout in Itraiii'e Subjection, 
 
 ' given 
 
 " ''"Id .'II tl,c;,.,,_,„. 
 
 .,. , , ,■.,.,■ •'''^' "otaSh pi,.i- Co„.- 
 
 ora ic-,7./^ dares fill Without their 1 ieeice : Nay, mcre"'"-'lei!lt« 
 th.in that, they ha>eir(i-;d in their Paliis, what'-'--- ^" 
 
 lacei ' 
 
 •nnd Obfervations of the changii-.g Co'our of the Water, 
 and fi irerimes the Weeds and Grafs that floated upon the 
 
 Sill face of it 
 
 way towards the 1 and, which at lall prov'd to be near 
 
 the Citvof O fh,-, in .hrhin K-...V. The We.ither dear- 
 
 they lliall go to, what Ommod ties the; carry, how long 
 the I'afs (liall continue in torce, and all thefe tlrngsare rc^ 
 giflrcd in their dffitcs at the Caltle of A;. l,.-t .■ 'This ^^^ 
 liKover'd by the perufal of a P. »/;/:;*,--.■ Pals, which this 
 •Jci /r./.i that we took carried air t'g with her. All this 
 while oiT Apfrchcnfions if the Place .ind People (we were 
 going air.ongrt ct-ntinued the lame that they were upon 
 the former repenred Teltimonics of the Natives ; for our 
 Pilot, and all the BMiidcs al'oard us, Ijokc exadly the 
 fame Language with them, ai'd luul thev all laid their 
 Heads togctlier in one Pint, they cou'd not have been more 
 nicely in one Tale ihan the) were. 
 
 With oiir firltThouidus and Hopes tlieivforc we arriv'd <^'^~'^ ■' 
 3.t.Qnr:!c, ; and here the C-'oicrnoi r told is (b'. a Mel- "*■"■''• 
 fengtri the fane Striy as Ivf.re, Mfeiher with fo much 
 Welcome and C.irefs in lo ihe R.ir,gaiii, th;,t we were now 
 palt all doul t of being come t.. u'.'e right place that vvasto 
 kr\eour purpofe. 
 
 IPC up t(f), we dilcover'd a good Road to Anchrr in, 
 
 vhichw.isat R^'li-, a little Town not far from loj.n. 
 
 The .Ur.h of thefe p.'.ices were exceeding kind and friend- 1 
 
 K to US, ^i^ing i:s all the nntertainnunt and efe''iil In-' 
 
 ItruCtioiis, about the Country, that we cou'd delire. The I 
 
 Govenioiir of n,ff):, came down, and carried on the Civi- j Piit to lay the liner Va'iuili over their Defirns, he fent 
 
 iity, bringing all the Varieties(,fPio\ i!ion along with hiini to Complement the Lord 1;': balfsdor in a very lolcmn 
 
 that the Corntry wou'd aHfird ; he exprefs d iinich ]ov ' inanr.er, proiuis'd him a ("uani to V.-,-; -r,;; ; ordi r'd feve- 
 
 tliai he had li;i h an C)| portunity to tellilie his RefpeCls to ral Prelems and Pics .lions to be Irouplu aboard j and all 
 
 I's, and gave usfu!! 1 ibercy to go alhore any wherein the thishedeilar'd, the King his .Mailer w.;;. very glad to tio, 
 
 Co^;i.trv within ihe Houiidsof his Jiirifdiclii n. ."is v.eil cut of refptOt to tlie I'mballiidc r, as toexprels his 
 
 C.ipe K^l^it, that takes itsName tvcm the pliieadioyn- 1 oxal Ri,rard to :h.' King of /'-,'? r h's Sovereign.' 
 inc, is in K'. Deer. .jSMin. North I at. there's good .An- ' Ali thefe tifnps loi king with fo, good an .Alpe'cL the F,m- 
 chorage there, and freedom friiui all Winds, except from I balVndcT wasfo far influenc'ii bv them (Icing in'tigaicd 
 F.. rotheS. b\ F. | too by an carnett delire to make what lialle beiou'd tntho 
 
 it part of his 
 ■/.-BoatS that 
 
 Here nlfo we were delired to lea\c a Tellimrnv of our | !'<' Ji >' Court), that he forthu .th fent the I 
 
 y ot thti 
 
 .' /Sili.ilh:. 
 
 </::?>.!,. 
 
 fjt.Tj III: 
 
 ."■p(;Rj;Ci.|jj 
 
 " rtry , 
 
 rourteors Fmcrtninment, for the Rq utarion of the Conn-' Treafi-reand Cavringe allif re with die B. 
 
 try. and the Fncourageir.ent of other Ships tl:at iniglit ' came forthntprrpofe. 
 
 cm.ethitlKT ; «hichreafon.ibleRec;uelt we willingly com-; 1 he whole CaiTce was beftovved in a Tent, paiiicu-TlifTrt; 
 
 plied with. ; lariy creilK'd tor the Kccvpcion of it, and fecured there by 
 
 From hence we went Coalting along the Afr.lir.n Shore 1< me of his i f rdiMji's Retinue, till he came himfeif in Per- 
 touards J'l-i/..!, hoping to iind fome fafe and icnvenient fon, which he intended to do the lame Day. 
 place thereaboius, tor the landing of the Fmbalfadors. i It hjppen'd that while th.' Ci nds were ■. am ing into tlic 
 
 We oblivv'd in this Courlc the 'lie A/.:, V,i, b ing clofe lent, lome of the /?.; 'i 'cf a^k'd the F^ir.l-aliadi r's Servants 
 to Arr:i'-, to be in Z'i Dcgr. 50 Miti. Nordi 1 at. and the Whether iheie was all or ro r To which, wl.C:: 'tw is re- 
 Variation ;o Degr. 10 Min. The liallern olt part of .;- plied, That there was no more bth'r.d b"t )ewe.'s, which 
 r,-j:.; K-'.'.v, call'd Cape lij-i-'t/t, in Lat. 12 Dcgr. 34 Min. wou'd come with the Hii.ball'a.'or himfeif . .Soiiicof the 
 Vjiiaticn 19 Vi:vv. zn Min. Vil'ains made Anfwerto their Fe !ov„ it:;i..linp by, That 
 
 being got into the Gulf, we had ouickly fight of the 'twas no matter, for there wa-. ei.c.th aiivi.dy for 'plunJer 
 CoaltofPi-yi'^, having .inhat time 2 5 Dcgr. ic Min. Lat. for the Soldiers, 
 and Variation, 1 S Dcgr. 30 Min. This was overheard, aid. ideiAocd bv a Pi''/7.fn of 
 
 Coming near the .Shore, a Company was fent out to the Ketinec ; and 'iwas the f:ni S'cp cf the Plot difco- 
 
 :h« 
 
 ^ -" ■■ ! i 
 
 
 
 
 i' '' 
 
 ■ 1 
 
 ! U 
 
 , I . 
 i ■' 
 
 make lone Difcoveriesof the Coertry ; by whom w-'C re- 
 ceiv'd Information, that the Country before us was cad'i 
 ■•, and the People bnhick-. , u ' 
 
 C:t !v A',-r,7, 
 
 venl : But immediately after th:^r, it w. 
 full lerij'th, and all iis Paitieula'S, to the ! 
 
 ertheGo- 'r.e, who ic Itcuis, had 
 
 iiior 
 
 ■ Ho. 
 
 s r-\cal 
 :,me r 
 
 m its 
 :n, by 
 
 .ir.d Geod Nature 
 verrment of a King that w.-.s 'Fril uianto the Pc Jinv, and than the I'arl arians he lived amonglV. 'J heir D. (ijn vas 
 hnd his thiif ReI'dence at the Port of f/'.'i/i.y-r. 'the Na- <:(' have laciilie'd the Fml alliuior, ..rd ail c'le C^irpany. 
 lives told them alfo, '1 hat their King wou'd fee the Lord except the Cliiiurreons, M lieiaiis I't'd ihofo t'.a; von'd 
 F.iiiball'ador lately cotiduCVcd to the King <f Pciji-.'f, Court haie been ufeful to them ; and ai't.-r liia', w;rb. a Fleet of 
 .v. Sj .thna-: j but ndiis'dus for that put ''■: to fail on to Tci/:.Ui to hr.c fallen upoiT' iho Sh:p : ai;d having gotten 
 
 tiiac 
 
 l?l;.'ih 
 
 if:'';l 
 
 M 
 
 }^'i= 
 
 
 #il'f H':' 
 
42 
 
 r -H - - , , ^1, 
 
 dir Robert ihirley Landed at Uiul, <Tc. 
 
 t«i i. P'ol 
 
 Lp'n ttir 
 
 ititi. 
 
 tliat into their Power to have ilifros'd of us in like in.in- 
 lur. 'Twas a midry happy iVoviclnicc that our Skiri 
 \va<i at this \rry time a filling i)f Water liy the Itirar, lu 
 that our Vciim taking the Advantage of that help, 
 ipiiikly came and pi event, dour f.mhir Uanaer by piutinj', 
 at'iillltop to our Motions ; and it vv.is a-, luckily tin/d a^ 
 it c, lid wi'lllie, fi rthe lliul'air.idour was jult tluii a fet- 
 tiiip out, auendcil with all the belk appearance the Ship 
 could make. 'I hus our lives wi re fay'd. Init his 1 ord- 
 Ih'.ps Hdcxls were in the Hands of ihefe vile I'eoplc, and 
 our next loncern was fr ih,'redceii\inpi>t tluni. 
 
 in order to this we therefore fni'. Word to ihc perfidi- 
 ous Vice r-'V, that thel-nil-alladoiir by ri.ifon of anill- 
 nefs, had dcferV. his cumin!; to the next Day, but dclired 
 that then twoor three Boats nii(;hr be feiir for him and lus 
 Company, together w;th fome of the Prituipalof the 
 B umrri, and this iiucfpev;!; lo his quality as the King ot 
 I'rifiAS I'lubalfadour. This pmpnfal was \ cry readily 
 acreedto; and promife made th.'.t the I'mbairuhnii's jult 
 I'eiire herein lliovild be piinL'tualy fatisfied. lint bclidis 
 this by the politick Tvaraniiiieiit of f ime of our Men, 
 we cot fome of the mort v.iUuvble thinps out of the Em 
 
 ihat trull of fettjng him fafe alhoar, wc were to attend 
 the Affairs of Trade; which if it might be procured 
 at that place, wc had Commodities ready to vciitj there, 
 but if not we would only refrelh and depart. This wc 
 deliredthe F.mballadour to rcprefent to theGovcinour a« 
 the Sum of our Prctentiotis in coming to that plate, 
 which was .iccordingly done at the firft folcmii interview' 
 lietwixt the-.. But twas imixitfible for this place to 
 prove kind and favourable to us fince the I'oitujfue^r had 
 an Inierelt there ; the Ciovernour in all appearance would 
 haveK-en friendly to u«, but their Malice blallcd all the 
 Hndeaviiurs of his Kindnefs, and nipp'd our moil pro- 
 miling Hopes in the end. 1 he Emball'alx)ur zcalourty 
 urging our Bufinefs was as warmly oppos'd by the Porm. 
 ^/-f ^;f Miiiillers ; very hiRli Words pafs'd between thcin.and 
 they did not fparcto tell him in plain Terms that lie was 
 a Pirate. 'I his they faid upon an Information from 
 
 le per-|prodiic'diheKing of Sp.ii)i'$ Paft undcr'his own Hatid 
 verlight ^andSc;il ; they difown'd it as a Counterfeit, and m.ndeno 
 
 !l' r. ,, 
 
 r ) 
 
 And tilt- uc- 
 tdiol it. 
 
 '[ '■ 
 
 OiTOrtjthat wehadarrcfted ihe BaluchiAn rera<Uin thofe '^"■■'''» 
 parts, tho' 'twas without any other Damaee done than sX' ',!, 
 what thole ill People defperatcly plunged themfelves into, ■'" 'U > 
 .And to Compliment the Em anhdour a little further than '""''"' 
 this yet, they made a cheat of him too, as well as a 
 Ifadoiii's Trunks ail.o.ir thnt fune Ni) ht, without the j Pirate ; n.iy one of the worft of che.lts ; for when he 
 
 lealt difiovery or fufpicion, which iiiii;lit well ' " 
 
 loinud, lince a pare of his own retinue hadihcoM 
 
 of till 111 tdl he- Landed hinifelf. ' I I'-Tr pie to charge him with downright forgery. Tlicfe 
 
 And more than ihat, another r f the ricliell Chclh was i AbnUs were too foul to lieendur'd with Patience by "any 
 broueht otf clear by as gncd a ,Sir..t.iceiii ; the Servants | Man that was innoeent, much more by * Man that had 
 prcten,linp a rrcfentOccafion their Lord had fir fome- i Hci.our as well as Innocence to protcd him from (lander ; 
 tluiu' eoniaiifd :nit, nnd in the roi^ni of it leaving ano- 1 and therefore .■<.$ he calily juihfied himfelf, fo he told fo 
 ther' (foi all that the Baluches knew fill'd wi'h Cold and I much of the Hillory and Circuinllances of the Pmtn. 
 jewe's) but ii-deeil wuh Siones, Billets and Rubbilh ; |,e"''T'- Nation, as was fuflScicnt to leifen that Opinion of 
 which all palVd Well eii ugh, aud the Plotters Imcit no-, their Grandeur which fo many foreign Countries who 
 thing of a Plot upon thenfelves. The next Morning the knew no better had cntcrtain'd. 
 
 Bcaiscame according lo the .ippiirtment ; and the con.j The Governour to carry it as fteady as might bcbc-^ 
 liderable Wen of the Bahuhes were no fooner aboard, twecn both contending parties, iho' he fevcrely re.pf«lL 
 but they delircd to fee the Gun-room, which fell out very , huked the roruigiie:(r fcr their infolent Carriage towards ci"!"'.:! 
 wed too, for th.it was the Pound into which we had a ' the Enibalfadour ; ) ct would r -fme to no final Refolution IT''** 
 mind to draw them. In ihort ha\ ing them fait Ihut up ^ about the Point of our Trade, iV. he had had a Diifercnce 
 herc,weprefenth iiez'd all theirWeapons.and then chaig'd, with lome of our Merchants upon that Subjedi. In the 
 them with all the Particulars c f their barbarous Delign mean time the Pormuc^e labour'd by all imaginable 
 upon us, which they denied with all thcforhead and ob- ways to prevent our Encouragement and Senlement at 
 duratcncfsinthe World, Itanding Uoutly in it that they tiiul, fomctiines promifing and fometimes thrcatniag the 
 defipn'd us no mifchief. However cxpcding another Governour to leave the place, and Trade there no more ; 
 manner of Sausfadtion than that, wc difpatch il fome of and then again by abuhng and railing at the Enf^lifh in aU 
 the meaner fort of them with a Melfagc to the Vice-roy , the dirty and fcandalcus Terms that could be, to prcju- 
 tothisetVcift ; that if he did not return all that belong'd dice the ?coplc, and make them think we were as arrant 
 to us both Goods and Men withn the fpacc of two Thic'cs and RafcaU as they reprefentcd us to be. On 
 Hours, we would cut all ihife RaUirhcs in pieces that we the other hand theGovcinour to teftify his RcfpcA to the 
 had alx)ard the Ship; and this iliarp Melfage produc'd the '■.\;'//Ai Nation, had us conduced to his Caitle (where 
 defired I'.tfeifl out of Haiul ; it leav'd lum into a Sunen- the Conference was to Ix: ) with the greatcft Solemnity 
 dcrof his intended Prey, and foiv'd him to be jult whe- ai.d Splendour that could be ; and whatever the I'ortu- 
 titer he would or no. And this by the Intiucncea of a !,?'"'i'c hail doneto difgracc us, the People (as wc pafs'd 
 kind Providence upon our own goi d Conduift and Ma- along) cxprefs'd b) many Signs that they had conceived 
 nagcmcnt, we efcap d ihc Ert'eifts of as villanousa piece of no bad Opinion of us. But in (hort the Rcfult of the 
 Tieacheiy as perhaps was ever contri-.'d. But this was, Deb.itc was this, That we could not have any Trade at 
 no newthing itfccmsamopgit the Paluches, neither were i i^'"/ this Voyage. He freely own'd the Intrigues of the 
 we the ftrlt that they had pradisd thus upon ; f,r as the | Pi"'«t'uf;;f againft us, and dcclar'd .it the fame time he 
 honeft Difcovcier e,f this Plot {who alfo totally left them. ' would be glad to be rid of them, if he could introdiue t 
 
 and came away to usjtold usthcy had drawn three Ships at 
 this rate into thcirfnares, lir.ce he had been aniongd them, 
 and what mifchief they had done before of that kind, 
 themfelves only know. And the,, they had im|X)s'd upon 
 us as much in pretending a Subjection to the King of 
 Pjiy;/-, as they had in all the rell of the fine Stories they 
 told us ; for they were at that time in nAwaX Rebellion, 
 had openly denied that Tribute which the Generations 
 before them hvi all quietly paid, atid fuch w.as their 
 .Spleen againft thcKingof PnJM that they had made it 
 death for any Body but to name him amonglt them. And 
 the Truth of all this hati ilii^ demi nitration in Fad to 
 
 IVr/irt bad 
 
 Trade more Beneficial to the place in the room of theirs. 
 Butthis was the Cafe, the I'ovtnxue^e Trade was worth 
 toihem every Year loooo {Tounds Sterling ; and we h«d 
 at this time brought fofcw Comniodities, that the Profits 
 comlug from us would not amount to near the former 
 ,Sum ; and therefore for this Year at lead they muft fiiffer 
 confiderably in their Revenues, if the t'oiiuiuc^c (hould 
 defcrt the place as they had vowed they would. Befiilcs ho 
 urged that he did really farm the Cuftoms of that Port 
 of the Mexi'i hi.i; Malter, being bound for the annual 
 payment of fo much Money into the Trcafury it^lgi.i. 
 
 hen levied encies n-.u(t either be made good out of his own Pocket, 
 
 delign'd fpeedily to lor he mult take the Confequenccs of it in his Prince's 
 
 u iup ih'jfe Rebels to Idilpleafure, which might pollibly be his uneloing. But 
 
 whctherhisplaceyieldcditor no; fothat all thcDefici. 
 clear it up; that the King of 
 a michty Army, wlu:h he 
 employ ui the cnt,'rprile of rci 
 
 their former Obcdienci-. I notwithftanding hepromis'd ihat wc (louldbe admitted toaTlit '"'* 
 
 1 have now done with thi fc I afe People, only taking Free-Trade the next retur;, of our Ships upon thele two"*''""' 
 nntirc of {;...::.'./(- the Capital City of thvir Province i\i,-- .Conditions, that we cane fo provided that our Trade 
 Cjucrn:.'. It is a convenient Port enough, and affords! might make amends for the lofs of the \'orti.9^i,e:{,; and 
 good Anchorage ; it (lands in a'oout 15 Degrees North ! then that we gave him an Alfutanec that we would com- 
 1 a-iiudc, and the var)ing is there leveiitecn Degrees mit no aiit of holtility upon the Perlons, Ships or Goods 
 
 ThfT 
 
 W4'd, 
 
 hftecn Minutes 
 rf ifr. ^"' expcittations of landing the Enibalfadour here 
 i.to "'iK'ing friiltrated, we faii'd on tow. ards f' .//,-, and came 
 to an .'nchor near ihe City of Diul, in the Mouth of the 
 River SW«, Ri\ er .S'/;wV, in 24 Degrees jS Minutes North Latitude, 
 « ihi-toiw.and our varying at the lame place 16 Degrees 45 Min. 
 Her.' is Lordlhip landed atlalt; the Governour entertain- 
 ing him with all the Relpect befitting his Charadlcv, r.nd 
 promifinghis belt Al'iftancc in funherhighisjouruev thro' 
 that C'oiui,:ry \nv)Ptrjia. And having now dil'diarged 
 
 of any bclongiiif, to ihef.'w Alr^ul. This Treaty was 
 confirm'd by Writings interch.ingcably dclivct'd on both 
 fides, in which the Governour and wc folemnly bound 
 each other to make good the Articles Ixforc (pecified. 
 
 The Commodities required for that place were thcfe • 
 Broad-Cloths of all light Colours, lilepliants Teeth, Ironij,!!;'"'" 
 Tin Lcad,.Stcel andSpiccs, Thofe which we (liould deal for 
 there, were Indicocs, Calicoes, I'Jntadoes, all l"orc< of 
 ./({KMf afld Cnmb*;* Goods, and fcvcral kinds of 
 Drugs. 
 
 Thi« 
 
 lap. 
 
 XXV 
 
 This was all 
 
 Lrao-jtDfV. which 
 
 thcicc forSi'i'i't 
 
 Pepper from tv 
 
 biitwelioughti 
 
 vernour pretene 
 
 Trailc. that we 
 
 Offiais and M 
 
 belnc invited to' 
 
 Willi the Proinilc 
 
 to lade, we wen 
 
 \ervniigl'tvdoi 
 
 with the liu.e 1 
 
 grcedv, and g-i! 
 
 Anch( rare, am 
 
 II and ntotw 
 
 rablytr.cktlh.in 
 
 mult he e"!"**; 
 ilieni and attend 
 
 the Fi 
 
 Captai, 
 Cipt. 
 
 It. :'iil 
 
 t ihc O 
 
 fncK- 
 
 o 
 
 V 
 
 Sh 
 Ti 
 
 _ ''" 
 
 W -' 'Y ill very well fu 
 
 Si' ,h.i fuch a Voyage, 
 ■!<"•'■ !nourpa(fage 
 r"'„'f,*;^;,fiirprifingdiffer( 
 Bii.y p.r. it was fome Ye; 
 itu'"Siii[».^vi-C'oi", whitl 
 fc'J',', inthcRoadofS 
 fciy-Ixi'i-tionstO be ma 
 ilk. ill we found upoi 
 .|t:,'c.™.Wclterly, wher 
 |ki; w! ihe varying at 
 
 rcrncd. ThcRcafonof 
 ^iiCh'^Khaiftisi'iascle; 
 fcii Wc loft here t 
 r':«^' ;;i'" having been tra 
 ix'' pilling difconter 
 Hi'ii.^D. was brought bai 
 »'< . JtmMi. All th 
 C''j. .and Trifles civ. 
 iKCipiiiii Vidualsand A 
 £*'"""■■ of his own dirt 
 foyg in ihc (ufticicnt anient 
 jif;tt.firii and Diverlions 
 
 ftll.rMlcc lyj j[,g 
 
 itnvfm ine, .„ , , , 
 tiTycijnow hnitilh Herd, t 
 fcdrorn-,cr- Guts and Garl 
 Icih. v,.J?rthngtohisC 
 
 Sinj.fs.'. Grafsand Cow 
 Hid. in turc ilri«ip'd : 
 .m.*™:';i,r"'liWyholdoi 
 fj'.'./.ij itnn from them 
 ■*>■■!;.. To cafe hull 
 
 Ij"^'-'"'""' hack hither ag 
 while, but the 
 ii:;o the Count 
 never law him 
 lie was fo p()^ 
 hat p) (tare the 
 t'l break locfel 
 cr elfi' that the 
 •iiit they fufpt 
 f and breeding < 
 
 tjuatrtance wi 
 When wc c. 
 unanimoully i 
 fioni us with a 
 fign to murder 
 much Ipirit as 
 Were boi ■ enoi 
 
 ■?li- uSt. 
 
 !*■ 
 
lap. XXVII. The jecond Voyage by the foint^Stocl\, ^Z 14.3 
 
 were to attend 
 
 hr Ik- procured 
 
 to vend there, 
 
 ait. This wc 
 
 c CJovemour at 
 
 to that plate , 
 
 lemii interview 
 r this place to 
 
 l'otu^uc-{f had 
 
 pcarancc would 
 
 l'l.iltc.1 all the 
 oiir molt pro- 
 iilHMir jrcalourty 
 >'d l)y the Potiu. 
 twcin thein.and 
 ns that he waj 
 formation from 
 
 W-raiU in there ^';"-''» 
 
 iiaee done than fl'j"^: J„ 
 
 tlieriifelvcs into. •'? -tj ) 
 
 ttle further than '"'«"' 
 
 35 wcl! as a 
 
 for when he 
 
 Ills own Hand ' 
 
 t, and Bi,ide no 
 forgery. Thcfe 
 atieiicc by iany 
 
 Man that liad 
 ai from (lander ; ' 
 
 ', fo he told fo 
 s of the Povtu. 
 hat Opinion of 
 Countries who 
 
 JS might be be. ^,^ 
 le fe^e^ely re- ,,„.;» 
 arnagc towards end-. ,, 
 final Rcfohition r^''" 
 ad a Cf;r,fcrcnce 
 ul'jed*. In the 
 all imaginable 
 I Settlement at 
 thrcatning th« 
 there no more ; 
 he f«?.'./fc in all 
 1 be, to prcju- 
 were as arrant 
 us to be. On 
 s Rcfped to the 
 Caltlc ( where 
 atcd Solemnity 
 te\cr the j'om/. 
 (as wo pafs'J 
 had conceived 
 c Refnlt of the 
 ' any 7 rade at 
 ntrigucs of the 
 fame time he 
 uld introdiKC a 
 room of theirs, 
 de was worth 
 ; and we had 
 that the Profitt 
 -■ar the former 
 hey muft fuffer 
 tutue^c Oiould 
 luld. Befides ho 
 IS of that Port 
 or the annual 
 afury v.AgiA, 
 all the Defici- 
 s own Pocket, 
 f' his Prince's 
 induing. But 
 leadmiitedtoai:!!"-^- 
 ron thcle two'™''' '' 
 lat our Trade 
 '<"■''£'•«?■, and 
 e would com- 
 hips or Goods 
 s Treaty was 
 ver'd on both 
 )lcmnly bound 
 fpecified. 
 ■ were ihcfe : 
 s Teeth, I;oii,j.,,A 
 lliould deal foi- 
 . all fort^ of 
 ■ral kinds of 
 
 Thi« 
 
 ■ TheCiTM 
 
 I This was all the Bufincfs we could now prcteml to do 
 
 Unn- at D/i//, which therefore being done, we let fail from 
 ilicice for .tii'W''"'^. .'Nt I'n'.tintin we bi-at tlie Price of 
 Pepper friim twenty two to feventcni RinU /v. H.ili.ir ; 
 but wc iKJUght no more than two Baliars the nnjiilV Co- 
 \ernniir pretending to make it the Condition of oiir 
 Trade, that we fliould prelent am' ,,.atifie almolt .ill the 
 Officers and Merchants round the CulUim-houk-. Bit 
 litiiie invited to Trri'i by one of nnrownShips then there, 
 wiihthe Proinife ton ot as nuicli Pepper as we would care 
 in l.ulc, we went thither fill'd with lixpedbtii ns of lume 
 \erviniglitvdfiinps But trulv we foi. i thein troubled 
 withthe fiine Dillcmper as th'le if l>.i:wtiii, covetous, 
 Eicedv, and g.Tpinp alierPrcfents, liorribly cxaiftinp, for 
 Anthi rare, and hoiltinj' up the pi il.: of their Pepper Iroin 
 II niui H to twenty Ria!s /•:•' B.iliar. Helides, lo iutole- 
 i-.tli|ytr.ck;lli .i«d aliul'et'ul iiillic-ir Del.twtm, ili.it a Ship 
 limit 1\- cxpfid to givnt Incoineiiiciicics to w.iit upuii 
 jlitiuaiid attend their lealiiiv. 
 
 
 \Vf had no way ro cure them of tliole I)iftenipers, 
 but by weighing Anchor, and prctendinc to be pone j 
 and then they lould con eat'terustallenough,aiidlri: i; the 
 I'epper alioard too in to the Baiijin, w he; e.rs I efoi e vc 
 coiiM not get any aili'.ir. 
 
 The Prawscame 10 thick .ilxj'tns, ai,'! pourM it in fo *"■"•''"' 
 fall: upon ui, that \vc were held . Itjfely to i- 'or f'.ur Days '," 
 to weigh wlut they brought. We tool; to the ijiLtiuity i' . 
 zrn li.ih.irs .It eirhteeii Ria's /<;■; B.ih.i:-, aiul two K-.-.'.i 
 Ciiltoni tijrthedo erno.ir upon every B.th.ir. 
 
 We proceeded from heme to .'{-)//, .y.!), v. Ikt.' \vc pro- v,i.i/,,,,. 
 vided the relt of ouiT.nding, .ind frorn rhji.cc f-: fail tor ''•I''.'"' 
 /.■).;;;;>>/, !;having all oui Con^pr.nv wc biouglit our nt^t only f ",''"' "■' 
 alue, I ■ t ina go(xl itateof IK.ililm,o, which was never '"''' '"*' 
 int,iTiipti'd by any Sitkiiel>a;iio:,<' vs, ti'l v.e erofs'd the 
 l.iiie tlij ferond time in our Vo^.^J'.• \\(:m /{.'■■."•;, .md 
 then the .'•curvy broke out in tin." Si.ip : Hut v.e luij 
 ipiicklv the Kemedy of the euir.r.riu ]e light i.i' o-.T 
 own N'ative Country. 
 
 MM' 
 
 11 
 
 C H A P. XXVJJ. 
 
 /In At omit of the Second Voyage jet forth by the Vtiitcd Stocf^s of 
 the Fall- India Compmy. 'lakcn < hicjh out vf the fGiinub of 
 Ciptain Nicholas Downton. chief Coniuuimkr herein, and 
 Cipt. Thomas Elkingt'^n, his ^Hculji.ar in thatToJl 
 
 M> ill' II' 
 
 o 
 
 U R Fleet coiififtcd of thefe fullowinp, good 
 ihips, the >tv-T iisGift, Admiral, of .6 50 
 Tun,the //ci.'w.Vicc-adiniral of 5oo,the Afiv- 
 _ _ cluinfs llipr of j»o, the Soolmon of 100, 
 j*»"',^/|^' all very well furnilh'd and provided for the Exigencies of 
 MM i i^'.c fuch a Voyage. 
 
 Si.ier: !n out palfsgc to thc Biy of Snldnniit, I obfcrved fome 
 fc"'c?r "Tti fiirprifing differences between the varying now, and what 
 Siiy pir. it was fome Years ago, when I fail'd this way in the Prf. 
 #u''i i^ip,p;,jCnni, which inclm'd me (when \vc came to an Anchor 
 fc*;,'.", inthc Roadof SoW,iwiVi) to order foine further Obl'erva- 
 feiy^Io.ntionsto be made upon that matter. And accordingly 
 $<k. in ^e found upon trial one Degree 4s Minutes varying 
 55„i', c'm.Welterly, whereas for thcrrolt part by former Accounts, 
 Itry w 1 ihe vaiving at this place has been reckon'd bafterly. 
 fe trm-j. -j-fig Rcafi n of this may lie in the dark, but the Matter of 
 Jii'h, Til*a(!l isinas clear a 1 ight as jull obfervanon can fet it. 
 fc.:>i \Vc loft here the Company of Corf the .SW.//»w;V!« ; who 
 Jtr-8?^||ming been tranfporrcd into fln^Z/rx./, h.-id lived there a 
 J,k""* pining difcomcntcd Life, and could never be ealie till he 
 K<«f>,..<D. was brought back again to the bcaftly Company of the Sul- 
 F'' pdmims. All the good ufagc of iVc l-.tigLfh, all the Toys 
 fe,6. '.ind Trifles given to plealc him ; Sports, Company, good 
 iKCipt™ Vidtuals anti Apparel, fignified notning to this Brute out 
 fc™"' ff his own dirty Element. Nothing could make him a 
 Joy.g ill ihc fufficient amends for the lofs of thofe agreeable Pleafures 
 Ji,-,(r cif/i and Diverlions which his N.-itivc Soil afforded him. Tc. 
 fcrnmi'ihc''"" about the Woods with the reft of that wild and 
 ♦i:yr,};no* bnitifti Herd, to dance and roiil in the Mud, and eat raw 
 jBdrorntT. Gut« and Garbage : To be drefs'd in Sheep-ikins, ac- 
 |« ih,' VI. ''"'"''"'J^ 'f'l''' Country mode, and rubb'd all over with 
 n !■; cf s .'. Grafs and Cow-dung : Thefe Enjoyments the poor Crea- 
 i"''!;',''-. ^'"''^ dtcHip'd and c]uitc languifh'd .-ifter, and could not 
 D,i«tmn"f)rl'"'''^'ly hold out any longer in that State of cruel fepara- 
 tinn from them. 
 
 To cafe him therefore of his Burthens he was brought 
 ' I'ack hither again, where we had his coinpany for a little 
 while, but then he pack'd up all his things, and went up 
 into the Country, promiling tobe with us again, tho' we 
 iKner law him aftrr that time. So 'tis potlilile that either 
 he\v.n> fo powcifully encaged by the Pleafures < f his 
 harpy ftatc then rcuew'd upon him, that he was not able 
 to bre.ik locfefrom thim (n long as while lie vilited us; 
 cr eh'- t.Sar the ,^''''.V/r,//.Tw knock'd him o'thHead, as one 
 'i .It they fufpcdVed ro have loft the purity of the manners 
 and breeding of his o\v n Coviirry, by a debauching Ac- 
 ejuairtance with another. 
 
 When we cane to St. Av^uflhie'i Bay, all the People 
 unanimoully quitted their Habitations, and run aw.ay 
 fiom us withasmuch haft as if we had come with ade- 
 <ign to murder tlicm. However at laft they recoverdfo 
 much Ipii it as to come and fhew themlelveJ and by degrees 
 Were boi ■ enough to come and vcniiirc upon a little Trade 
 
 i./.i.j 
 
 V 
 
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 with US, we having no 'artlierdelifn uponihcm, than that 
 came to, in order to thepiocuring'fome Nccellaries for our 
 refrelhment. 
 
 We fail'd from_ hence to the 1 (land of -ocoton, where s,;.-.™*^. 
 the King rcceiv'd us in a very civil manner. He in- »^ Z"""-i<( 
 form'd usof the Stirs and Tumults in the i:,ij}.l,i.iia at 
 this time ; how the Ce.u M.^ul and the Kings of licet,,, 
 &c. had join'd their Powers together to root the I'lr. 
 n/j;ttr^r out of the Country, whoh.id lately robb'd one of 
 their Ships with three Millions of Tre.if.'re. The News 
 of Captain fii-J/'s, Viiitory ocertiiem too, was fpread all 
 about thefe parts, tothe no httie Advantage and Encrealb 
 of the /■,«;'/,•/;' Nations efteem amongft them. I dealt 
 with the King for 1711 pounds of Aloe's ; and having 
 taken the Imall Refrelliinent :^'refjir could artbrd us, we . 
 pnrUicd onr X'oy.ipe to the li:.'!:;. When we came hither^.',"!'. '* 
 we tuuiidihe Ahinrscf tliis Country in no lin'e diforder Wju in /•* 
 as the King of :^otoii had infonn'd us; the Mu"«/'s'''''', 
 Forces had achially la'd liege to It.-mv. and Oi./, uvo "' 
 Cities held by the l'o'tK«^.:-^c in thole parts, and Preparl- 
 tions were making fur other Attempts againft them. 
 Only ihe.\;ii:;/(/ having bellowed the command of his 
 Arinyiipon M^act:, ,:;, itleok'das if the War would not 
 be c .irried on with lo much waiimh and vigour ; that cor- 
 rupt Miniltcr being a fa-.ourer of the i>ortiifuc:^c, and one 
 of their molt ulefiil tods for carrying tm" their Deligns 
 formerly at Court. He was alio at this time Governour 
 eit Hii^r.r, and all the Country adjominff, which fell out 
 V ery ill for us ; he being as iv.ueh the profefled Fr.em.y of 
 our Nationas he w.is the under-hand Friend of th l'o,t. . 
 (;«.'?■-. 1 hefc crofsCircnmftanceson every Hand,m.-ide our 
 AtT.iirs not a little troiiblefome and intricate; the linceri; 
 Fnendlliipof Mien- ' nh was hard. a- to be hoped for, 
 and his pretended Kindnefs was as little to be efteem 'J 
 andtniftedto, and yet nothing e,-uld be done without 
 bun, his Authority in all thofe parts beingfo ccnijdcrablc. 
 H.^wc\er fome Attempts were to be made, and all fair 
 Endeavours to be iis'd, to fweeten his ill Temper if polTi- 
 b'c, and make him our Friend, at leaft not an Adverfa- 
 ry toourlnterclt and Trafle. 
 
 It; order to the accomplill.ingof this, I went adioar to 
 confer with a great Man lent down bv hiiii for that pur- wcT** 
 pole; but kn-.Avin!! tlut the Humour of this Country isc^nu"" 
 fuch, thatthe* II hear no Difcourle of this k'nd that js '''■»'"'" iri 
 not well pref.ie'd w th (iifts and Pnlents, I maJe' ihizrc.'c,i'fl£ ■ 
 cellar) IntroeUicihe.n w'.th a good Prelcnt both for hmi - n 'rZ''°' ^ 
 lell and './.-. '.X-. •■.:-.. When we caine t.) th; Poii;'. I 
 made my Oemands for the enlargemi nt r{ fj\er,\! Pri- 
 vileges, iind the Kirenmg of ourCuftom ; and p.-irtici- 
 larly that we might be a kw'd a Market at B.<- - 1 , , for the 
 Convenienceof our People; and that accordingro the Te- 
 nor of iheA('i^»7's Firman before given.Butnone oi'all thefe 
 Uemandif.as far as I tould hud, were likely to be fatisfied 
 
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 ' my Coirpaii; ( with ihu- In;' n ct on- ) .i!( r^- wiili lii;u to 
 lilic cr-cl\:>i liiiiilc'f, tli.n vc mil lit lu'.ir lisStiiii' .ind 
 ni'ti'riivii.''.c (ir.s ci.iiOinri.p i;>. iiv.iriiliatoli. Ii.,iii li s (j\vti 
 Moi t!i At tlii'. Otitiniii'c ilic fine D;n„itiiN wore 
 irailc rnlioth (uKv.t> I'ltV iv ; ' n i iii'. as X" ilic iiiat'.cr nt" 
 TraJc, and on tlii:rsns to the Bi liiv fs it inpajiiiij', in 
 their <iiianx'l apa i;lt the l'm!u;;ii:--: This Point ^f•c■c!- 
 1/ I), inlilK'd iipi 11 with lo ninth capcriKls aiid loiiiern, 
 that all our Siu. lis tiini'd upon this h'upc, and no (.tlur 
 Conlideration appeal 'd to lie i F any inonienr in the ilctcr- 
 ni'i.atif.ii of our Aliair*. 
 f.r'mj/ ,■ 1 Our L)cPlKie^ anordinp to their Inftri'Clions, told luin 
 «t ih It time that there rcine. I'eaie a: that time I'Ctwccn us and the 
 ',!,,. Kir;; of V;ci'«, fi r us without any )i:ll pr.i^ocation to lall 
 «i.-i<!Riv. It up 11 the /'c ;;5/.c^f (Subjects to that Crown ) would 
 riniKJi'itt. lln.jo aOlunjultK. and \i'.|at.- the Aniciesof that I.ranue 
 
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 ne i I vsas ixpraiy laiil too, ili.it inc .Aiii.ailo was It: out rp. 
 
 of I on 01 r acctji ntasnimh as the InAi, is. ar.d that they laint 
 to (irue fsawny .ns well as to c halt^lc the i.thei-s; foi" 't,» 
 not at a'l unlikely, that the ]. Uiits tlwt loid \lu,.-l- :..„ 
 we were I'r.ends to ihi I'o /,,;;.:;■■, lent th 
 
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 il'.al liii"ii levi- 1 the two Cointriis. '1 hat 
 ^reaireand b d usdi'fiance, or iffer'd 
 
 lead eonccrn m any 
 we cpml' dr.'iW a 
 
 to the lii.li.t 
 
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 Dt-man l»,l t 
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 WJt.'! ii'A 
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 wli ell xvas 
 in eafe the i 
 
 any Niolencor AiVror.t that w( u!d |i llifie the t.ilinj; rp 
 Arns apaiiilthcir, he n.ouKlfii.ci us net I ackwaiiltoex- 
 prc's-ur jilt Kcli ntir.i-nts, and ir^at them as they de- 
 fer, il. Rutin the 11 tan time we toiild r.oi with any 
 Faeeof J' Iticcor Re.'don, have the 
 aCl of li. Ihlity ; ii-.uth hi's co-.-ld 
 Swor.! afamll them in Conip ii'.:eiii 
 hail d' ne fo. 
 
 Piinp then fore tlr. s relolved to be Frierds to 
 Juftice, we mult i n.-.M'u'.il 'y lole the Fricndll.ip of 
 \'.ccicl-c! .-,11 ; lor he d:fniifs'd our Men with this ll.oit 
 Ai'fwer, That !:n'C wc woi:|d do nit'iirg for him, he 
 wou'd do rcthiriT fi ri;s. Not tliat rhe-ie v.'as any nian- 
 ncr&f Keafoii :o bc!ic\e that this Man was tranlportid 
 with fo wcudirful a Zeal for his Prince's Kor.oir and 
 Intcrcft, r,s to be thus angry widi es Iceai.fc we would 
 not Ik of his Prince's liile ; for he had no fich im rtal 
 ha:rcdtothc I'onnfii:-:;.', neither was he ever fo fond of 
 his Mailers Glory. I'lttlic Bulinefs was, that whatever 
 Kindncl^ he might havcfi rrhc P^/;,^, cy-, he had a grea- 
 ter for himfelf and his i \vn Hi nour, and if by our 
 A.Iillance he could have pot feme Viiitory oicr ihcm, and 
 lo ir.adc a furthei' llcp intu his Prince's I-a our and (>< od 
 Cpinii n, he woti'd g'aidy have done it, and whatiarcd 
 he then for thcAnper rrRcprcaehcs of the Po./k!;/,?^^ .■• 
 His Bulincl^ wastodo himfe.t a pood turn, and aAMnof 
 fuch a treacherous an,bitioi:s Ten pi r, would not itick at 
 ovcrtv.rninp I'nti^iic:-, m I'.ig.ij::, or any e'fetha! lav in 
 hisvvriv, when his own Interelt was to leteiv'd liy the 
 ruin of o;hcrs. However upi.n < ur rifiuinp to join in 
 this Aiftion, hiiicUlan w.is very preatly our J'liemy, 
 and fct liimfcif to do us all the dili-oeretfies hcioiild ; he 
 viliiied the Vrefei;ts font liy his Majelty to the hk'iu: ; he 
 reftiaiii'd our'i ladi', and .ibus'd our Merdiants hiiifcif 
 witli ill Language, and his Guard ( who d'..ilt not do it 
 with' It his Order or Connivance ) by open violence. 
 'I h. Jefuitstoo, who never faii'd to do usallgood Ofiites 
 of thai kind, did all that could be to encieafe his Jea- 
 I'lulics, that wc would join with the Vortiigu:\c againft 
 him. 
 Uninio'. Yox tl'.o' tiicy never ufc to fctany vaJue upon the Ftientl- 
 
 I'o.diz 
 
 ■'y 
 
 Word that we vvcrc Friends to ( and wouM ((atiflu) 
 A.u rlJ.iii. ThatMiUhief that was done at Get;.-, v<,ts 
 doiielv a S.juadr. tiof Fngats, iliat came oi tlK'li.'ic tl'if 
 m.iiii Fleet ; there was aboi tt'Aetit', two of them in all 
 and alierth.ic Ai'lion the. eami- .v.d Anrhor'd in light of us 
 in the RiiersM. uih. Here they did all the little villanies 
 tjiiy could, iluliiig up and down the /„.//,!« Boats, and 
 tiring fomefew Houfes that l.iy feattering upon the River 
 .ill whie h rime we lay Hill anel made no Pictenrcs togain- 
 fay them. .Sotue little bickering happen'd between one 
 of our Ships and them, upon theoccalionof aGiai.adoof 
 [\Kl^i>iH,^;,f^c i but we eamc to no .Action, we not think- 
 ing it prudent to weaken our lelves by Ipei.ding i pon a 
 part, ihatmuftqu;ekly be tore 'd to light the whole Fleet 
 together. 
 
 Thei-'fl of the Frigaiseame in qi'iekly after, and they, 
 weicfoon foliowMby the Viic-roy himlelf, with all their", 
 n ore formidable part of their .Sea-Force. Th ir llrenpth f"'' ' 
 lonfuted of fix (Jallcons, three Ships, two Gailies and"'""'' 
 lixtv Fripnts, a very ui.ceiual match fr our fo.ir Ships. 
 Bitb(t"di- the f^dvantage of their valt number, they 
 had Kieral others every whit .is eonlldeiablei for out of 
 that great Fleet the Vice-roy could fi.pply his fighting 
 Ships with Men as fait as any werekill'd or difablid * 
 but'tw,-is in pclfible for us to do li', we having no more 
 than what the necclTary Ofiiccs of our Ships required; 
 bi'lides in the /'.-.Vnif/.vT- Fleet, there was a dillinOlion 
 le.wecnSouldieisand Mariners; they had Slaves ami In- 
 fvourl'cllowsto do all th.- b'.iidei'li)ir.e lervilc Work, 
 ihe.Souldiirs being kept fiefh and in good Heart; b„t 
 with us the Souldiers and the Sailors w,re the la.iie I'er- 
 fons. Men half tired and fpcni with heaving at Capltain 
 petting up Anehors, fcttinp of Sails, nii,l various ot'hei' 
 toiifomc Works, which n-ay be well fuppos'd to unlit 
 Men for fohot ailHon asthey were to be cngag'd in. The •'•'"" 
 Pi//. :,;<.-;;(• Fleet was no li oner come to nil /'.'nclicv in the "'■'■ 
 Rc.td, but Af.r.f/i/ri; ( terrified wiih the Profpert ofdi^v','. 
 fuch a Pi w er ) leniMclfengers to the Vice-roy to treat 
 (fapeaee; and the better to perfwadc hii.: ■:, it, urgd 
 him (anoiigit other arguir.ents) with that of Gifts ain! 
 Prcfents. 'J his was what the Viie-roy wanted ; but 
 feeing the fear and defpical le cowardice of hUrcicltiii, 
 heltoodolf with all the iceming ftifneis and avirllon that 
 could be ; braving anel inUilting \o much the more, as ho 
 [ereeiv'd tiicoiiicrdiljits'd to trirg and eoiiit him to a 
 Place. Ami Mi.oiU.r.,. w.^s e'en willing upon any 
 'rern.s to compound and n ake up the matter with the 
 Viie-roy, lo black were his Apprehcnlinns of the Coiife- 
 qiiciices of this War : For he and ail the Country 
 ablblutfly defj'air'd of our being able to do any thing in 
 their delenccagainlt fo iiiigliiy an Advcrfary ; they bc- 
 bcv'd It would be but (port and play to that valt Fleet to 
 link and take ours, or do any ihini; to ihein that they had 
 a iriiid to do. On ilu ovlicr hand, the Preli inption of 
 
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 thcV 
 
 ICC roy was as pnut 
 
 as th 
 
 oncRcaloii why he reji;,:tcd Iih^ni, 
 
 eir dcfpair, .ind that was 
 
 > Proptfals 
 
 cawfe after 111 
 ot, llie ll.iu'i 
 IiiMmii, and 
 vantape'ous 
 
 As for our 
 Defence and 
 CondiCt i w 
 C.ipt.iins and 
 lonimandcd i 
 move t.jwar. 
 Aite'iipt, am 
 upon the con 
 feiitly thinkii 
 way. made i 
 our Motions 
 <itcly attai'k'i 
 (ialli.'s. and 
 iraking affr 
 tiri'c we c:iii: 
 h,'r with a p 
 ih'mfelvcs m 
 of themlelvev 
 pet b.ick agai 
 .Shut wlrili 
 As the belt 
 nnty thcyvi 
 own Ships t( 
 nu'ii' 'er of th' 
 !cmI> the more 
 t'.ieir I ives in 
 Having ih 
 ilu-y rcfol'.'d, 
 p!i:h it, th 'y 
 but tlio'.e- Hai 
 lo U upon ou 
 upnn the Sai 
 n;yt I ' rK\ qt 
 We 'i.id hi 
 4e Taiklinp 
 tlr S m (if al 
 And tho' ill 
 iiiR as we, y c 
 had receiv'd i 
 fo, nor let t!' 
 chanr,ed « Gu 
 The Coun 
 fpiite fo furcel 
 far MK'cicl'Ai 
 vor'd of his 1 
 Vicc-Roy did 
 PiMce with t' 
 on any Terms 
 v.imapenus to 
 vilinns too f" 
 We warned, 1' 
 thine in the V 
 this Fight wa' 
 ftai'ctlio'he h 
 In tho mca 
 vi.le our Dl'II 
 (;.7."r'ha'l to I 
 pradicab'e a 
 Alt which 111 
 them very ski 
 rid by them t 
 but t'lclnvcni 
 with ; and tl 
 hid all our W 
 Principles, di 
 cte'd th,- Piop 
 and i"l'l us o 
 and knr.w by 
 fccrcUv P'oifo 
 foHicTortoili 
 ni' ndrate the 
 The Pi.xM 
 upon us ; bii 
 in talkie.!? of 
 r.ni-ounter. 
 had fent '^50 
 Computation 
 kill'd and but 
 ■Ihc P:^flr. 
 it OiH'»( ; ai 
 iKa.;laiiif. Other Adverl 
 now pretty 
 when the Kii 
 all in Arms a 
 The Jcfui 
 th"m and the 
 
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 i".''>'lM>.c< CMllc!"'!,'' 
 
 Ir.mi w ,T, Miti, ....,.; 
 Iio War U'piiii ; 
 ■il'v il no I'lvat 
 aiui k.cial Villa. 
 :c- fiiiall Wir.ls. 
 ""■as lit oiitip. 
 il tliattluycaiiic 
 i'mIim-s; fur 'l,s 
 l"'ii Mm: .-I . h.-tl 
 It iIk' i'o,tu^:ie-t 
 «'"M ftarJl))'; 
 • ic at CV<;--. \^,-tj 
 iicoi tlK'lI.rcilij 
 
 of them in all, 
 )r'd inlipht of in 
 ilie hrtlc villanics 
 .//.:'.' Hoat;, and 
 ^ upon the RiuT, 
 'rctcnrcs tOf;ain- 
 d between uiic 
 ofaGiaiiailoof 
 . we not think- 
 pciulinfi I pnn a 
 the whole Fleet 
 
 after, amlthev, 
 'f. with all their", 
 
 riiir llreni;th.<"-'^f- 
 "o Galhts ami "■•'"'< 
 
 our foiir Ships. 
 
 mimlier, they 
 
 lej for out „t" 
 
 y Ilis fijjhting 
 d or ilifableU i 
 avinp no more 
 ihips rctjuireil; 
 •s a liilhndion 
 Slaves ami In- 
 I^.TVilc Work, 
 J Heart; ln.t 
 the la.nic IVr- 
 ig atCapltain, 
 \ar;oiis otiur 
 pcisM to iinlir 
 apM in. The ;.'«"'■» 
 /••nclioi- in the"' '■ '' 
 
 c Profpcdt ofU'J,'.;;., 
 
 f-roy to treat 
 !^ it, urg'd 
 
 ot Gifts arxl 
 warned ; but 
 )f hl'\ rciclan, 
 
 a\irlion that 
 
 ' more, as he 
 i;it liiin to a 
 ng t'poti any 
 Iter with the 
 )f the Confc- 
 
 the Courtrr 
 
 any thing in 
 'ry ; they be- 
 
 ^a(t Fleet to 
 lh.it ihey had 
 reli niption of 
 
 and that was 
 
 optfils; be- 
 cauic 
 
 1+5 
 
 caiifc iftcr he hid conqner'd us, which he made no doubt 
 ol, llic fliou'd appear fo nuiih the more fonnidable to the 
 l,i.ii,iHi, and force them to a Snbinitfioii upon more ad- 
 vantapeoiis Tenin. 
 
 Ah for oiirfelve«,hivinp taken all due Mcafiirc< for our 
 bif fk'ii D(?fencc and .Secnrity in this difficult and diladvantareous 
 Cnndid i witli the concurrent Approbation of all our 
 C.ipt.\in<and Makers, as the belt Coi^rfe to be taken, I 
 loiiiinapdcd one of my .Ships, the Ihf; at low Water, to 
 ninve t.iwards the AilveiLiry, to prepare them for fome 
 Atteiiipt, and IUhkI a'ter her with die other three Ships, 
 uponthc coniiiip on of the Flood. The l'(fti.vjir-(i- yr:- 
 feiitly thiiikinc that we had been all contriving to rnn a- 
 way. trade out as the Stream woiiM periiiir iliein to (Uip 
 our Morions, and the II l<.-ln:\i\e, foreni'lt, they immedi- 
 •telv attack'd her with three < f iheir great Ships, the two 
 (Jalli.'s, and the l>ert part ol the Frigats; the Galleons alfo 
 ir.akinp aft'T a* f ilt as they cou'd for the Saiuls. By tli.it 
 tiire we e llll^ op to her d 'feiice, the BTicmy had Ui.irde<l 
 h..'r w ith a pood number of Men ; but thev iiiiicklv found 
 thrmfelves m a gieat Sireiphr, how and where todilpoU 
 of themfelves ; for they cou'il neither Uay in the /n, , nor 
 pet back again to their own Ships, for our great and fiiiali 
 ,Shot whili we threw pretty pleiitifioly in upon them 
 As the Ixlt coiirCe they coiilj take therefore in this evtre- 
 tiiitv they very fairly leaped o'cr'xiard, trnlHng to thei 
 own Ships to full them \ip as they coii'il iho' a great 
 nuni'icr of them were ilrown'd, and a much "r-atrr ( ar 
 leal* the more cnlidcral'le partof them for qualit) ) I'.ft 
 their I ives in the cnrounter aboard the H y. 
 
 H.iving ihi's fail'd ol tnking the llo:e this wav, 
 they re fob 'd, ifpi.'lible, to lit hern-tire, and to .ifcnni 
 pliili it, th'y fet f me of their own into a light Fhme ; 
 mitthele Hairii'p Ships which were int^n led to be let 
 lo.fe urou ours, drove onite from "5, and run a-ground 
 upon the S.inls, where th 7 continued burning till the 
 
 rd oiionch'd rM'o 
 
 i 
 
 TfcKiii 
 'tnip; I 
 
 ne»t I ^ 
 
 Wi h.ul ti\e M n lo-^'d, aid f -me few wounded, and 
 <hc Taikling of l.ev,' of our Ships pr judii'd, which was 
 th ■ S 'm of all the l,of> we liiltain'd by that Day's .AAion. 
 
 ,And tho" tli;' l'irfii«;ih-:(: were as ready to leave ot^' light- 
 ing as we, yet had it not been for th- Ir.|\Tics the II f 
 had receu'd ir the lirft Onl'et, I had not difhaipcd them 
 fo, nor let tlu V'ce-Roy ha\e retired, before I had ex- 
 changed X Gun or two with himfelf. 
 
 The Country was not a little revived, to fee the Di 
 fpiite fo fuccefsfnlly managed againft the PoUiigurr^e -. Thus 
 far \W:cl'chA» was by this time indiftcrcntly well reco- 
 vcr'd of his Fright ; and now began to Boun.e as the 
 Vicc-Roy did Iscfore ; declaring he had no mind to make 
 Peace with them ; and he neicr wou'd agree up- 
 on any Terms u ith them, but what fhould be eipially ad- 
 vantageous to us, and to themfelves. He lent us in Pro- 
 vilions too fir our own Neeellities ; and Timber, what 
 We wanted, lor anv Reparations of our Ships; and no- 
 thing in the Worid cou'd be more obl'ping to h'm than 
 this Fight was ; in the Honour ot whiih he hop'd to have 
 ll-,are,tlio'heliad none intheDanger and hardScrviceof it. 
 
 In ih.' mean time the Jeluits took as much pains to pro- 
 vl'.le our l)ellriiO>ion at 1 and, as their Friends thj /V.*, - 
 p ) 111 ilum, (;;/.»- -had to ruine us at ,Sea ; and fincc noo'hi.T way was 
 pradicab'c at prefent, they .attemprcd it by Poifon ; an 
 Art which much Pra;lice and F.xpcrieticc has rendred 
 them \ery skilful in. 'J he (lovernour o\ Sftit wasddi- 
 rcd by them to undertake the A(ftl\e Part of the Work ; 
 but the Invention and Contri ance they wo'i'd firnilTi hun 
 with ; and that was ro p"ilon the Well, from when, e we 
 h.id all our Water. But he a Man of jult and honourable 
 Principles, <)er,iUnp in his Heart fo bale a Vil.'any, reic- 
 tted till' Piop I'al w'.'h Inilii'na'ion, and forrhwich came 
 and io!ii lis of theDe!i.?n. And that we might live fecure, 
 and know by an infallible Sign, wheiher the leiiiits had 
 fccicilv poifon'd the V.'a'cr or no ; he Mid us, he had put 
 foHiet'ortoiles into the Well ; which by dying wou'd de- 
 nv nllratc the r.bufe of the W.itcr. 
 
 The I'm I w.'.-v.- all this while lay ftill as to any .Attempt 
 
 upon us ; but the World was very b'die at the lame time, 
 
 in t.ilkiun of 'hem, and their i olTe-s fuftain'd in the late 
 
 Fncounter. F'or the News came from tVi/;.».', that the\ 
 
 had fent ^50 Men to be buried there ; and by a modell 
 
 Computation, we can't allow lefs than a hundred more 
 
 kill'd and burnt in theShips.belidcsthcmthat wercdrown'd. 
 
 \ -^ The P-'fr.iK at this time too were engag'd againft their 
 
 i (T 'c'cciiut*^ OiH'W ; and at Mn'.ncca they had their Hands full with 
 
 iiutif.ctiuiif, other Adverl'aries : l^pon all which Accounts they were 
 
 j_ now pretty well inclin'd to Peace, and 'twas high time, 
 
 I when the King of Pafi/i, the Mogul, and the I'jigli/h, were 
 
 .5 all in Arms againft them together. 
 
 i The Jefuit eagerlv follow'd the Bufincfsof making 
 
 them and the Mrgiil Friends again, and wrought fo far as 
 
 A 
 
 :3 
 
 Tlier>t» 
 
 to bring MarterJ to a Treaty ; but th, I'lidc and im|ul> 
 I)eir.and« of the rQ,iu«iir^c ruin'd all : !■< r whereas tliey 
 had done pifuliclois Oamapcs, iliey were fo far frtni 
 yielding to make tiv Satisfailion, thit they demanded .1 
 1 aft Srm of Money Irom the A I "iii The .Sence of wircli 
 was, that they had l)Ccn ai fin ■■ Charge to walte atid 
 \\vi\\ his Country, anil they won ,1 1 paid what they were 
 out of |'( ckit in oiiihat Acciunr. .50 ihaMiovv they ftood 
 upon the lame i erins w.th i ne an. .hir .is before, ,'.nd the 
 Vice-Roy accord. nply fenr ir muic Supplie" for carrying 
 on of the War. 
 
 To fpe.ik the tni'h, that Sum of Moni-y fo infjlcntiy 
 deniandid b\ the /'. /(/iv-^ , if 'iwasdMc any wh.Tc, 'twas 
 moi'l iiiltly due to us • For all the .St-1's :"id P>urthcn of 
 the War, lay upon our S'loeMcrs ; the /-i./'.iwjquarrell'ii 
 wi'htheiii, lut v/ew.reto lipht ; th ■; li.nl notliing rodo 
 but to guard 'he Sh-'ie>:, and I' ok m, M'hile we prodigal- 
 Iv fpent our B!o,>.l t' r th" Service and Uefrnce of the 
 Coiintr". 
 
 Perpetua!I,iber\ of Trade, is certainly thcleaft Debt 
 the MoiT'i: owes the /•m:.'.)' N.-.tirn ; and 'tis not iinmo- 
 deft tolav, that we h;r e (.'4 far as this coir.es to i pur- 
 ch.is'd a Title to hi- (.' untry, Ly beiny the undoubted 
 Prntei'^o s of ir. 
 
 It needs tio p r f, •'• • iii.- /U/.j^/'s Force at Sea is very 
 conteinptil le, elpeual \ 1 compar'd w.th that o|-' I'-tn^i/, 
 a Nati<iu,f fuch peat Ab Iity tnatway : An I itisascalie 
 to Ih' concciv'il, what wou'd li.ivc It. en the Coiifer|i'ences 
 of the l'"rtugiir:;i- loUiinp down upon them at >. .i/,v.:;h- 
 ■int nieet'np an adverfe Power to bid them iletiai.ce by 
 the way. 
 
 .Sc me of ourCompany, who had been difpatcli'dto fe- 
 " eral parts of the Country. upon theConcernsof Trade, h.ij 
 bou^'ht up conliderab'e Qiiamitics of indiio as well as 
 oiher Coinnioditi.s. Thev found it very danperous fa- '^"" '**' 
 vellinc, and were hardly able_ to pafs aiom: fafe, even S.'ri 
 with a good Guaid, liecaufe of the Rcsboo:s, or G. utile CjnnifHiiciti 
 h.-1'.i'.s, th.at Wire robbing everywhere upoh tne Road. ''.""'"j' 
 But nctwithftanding thofe Thieves at 1 .tu,!, an.l the I'or. ' 
 t.igi{r:;r watching us upon the Water, we pot our Com- 
 modities fate aboard ; whcli veie(belidi s Indico) black 
 white, and blew Baftus, Candikcns, Crccany, and Cot- 
 ton-) arn. 
 
 But the frcfti Supplies fent for by tlie Vicc-Ror, W'-tc 
 come at this time, and the .Atfairs of Tr.ide muft .ipaiii l^c 
 adjourn 'd, and pivepiare to thofe cf War. Thefc Sup- Firc-ihipi 
 plies fas it afterwaruii .ippear'd), were more, and rather """■ 
 Fire-(liips, than Fightirp ones ; and the Porti'ijrf^ 
 defpairing of worl'.ing us any o-her wlv, had 
 brought upthefe M.Khines, fill'd with all forts of combu- 
 ftible mat'er, to burn and blow us out e.t the Koid. They 
 plainly uifcover'd, that thev were too fenfiblc of the ill 
 Coiifcquenccs of the pall Engagement, to be forward to 
 enter upon another, in a fair and open manner. I'or now, t 
 they wou'd p' t upan .\tfont, .inil tamely hearro be in-/.,i,^«lf 
 fulred and yv vok'd to ti.e,ht ; and I very ofcendifcliari^'d 'C'Mn 
 one of my bip.'cft Guns, dircftcd to the \erv Prow "of '''■'"■ 
 y, to try his Temper ; but he wou'd 110': ftir. 
 lopes of Succefs againft us depcudinp upo.u 
 the happy management of the b'irellii|)s, thc\ plaved that 
 part With all the Policy in the Worid ; giving us fali'e A- 
 lanns, and drawing our Expcdl.itions of an Alfauic from 
 them toward; one particular Quarter, that fo while wc 
 ufed our chief Care in guarding that way, they r.iTht 
 drivetheir tiani'ng Ships in upon us the contrary wa\ .tint 
 they taught us by thele Tricks how to defend ourlMves- 
 and not m.aking the Thruft hriirc where thev pretended 
 to offer it, wc were caution'd to guard a lefs Uifpciiled 
 part. 
 
 And it was ro very good purpofetlia' wefi)lli,w'd their 
 Uireelious; for accordingly in theda.hNieht.theMaclnr.cs 
 having crept round about us, cane driv ing aloni; with the 
 Tide dircdtly upon us; which our Watch fbeilov^'d that; 
 way; dikovennp at a reafonabic diiianc, we iiad tinr.'ly 
 Warning to prepare o-.r felvcs for. Thev blew up asrhey 
 p,il"s'dby us, and dikliarg'.l a vaft q'.antity of Murther- [„'']>■'""."''* 
 irg-!\utf ; but Goii be priis'd) did no h.irm to any cf our £V'''''S'i>s' 
 ^'ups. 
 
 'Fliey attempted us by the f-mc Method two fevcral 
 times .-.f'crwarJs ; I lu the Si ccef; wasftil! th3l.",ino ; Dif- 
 appointnicnt on their Parts, and happy De'i-orance from 
 the Danger on o\n'. Thus we were h'vheno triinn- 
 plianr, b. th o\er the Power and Policy of that injurious 
 People. 
 
 1 he Vice-Roy now (weary as well of the Shame, as 
 the Difaib antage of fo many Baffles) l)e.i;an to tliink with 
 fome Concern how to difenpagc himleif; and fj great ti,. vi ... 
 was the ab.atement of his Stomach, by thcfc Uif.ippo:rt- Koy (m'far 
 mcnts, that he prov'd humble enough to make Moiioii5 ''" '• »"■* '» 
 for Peaci-. ''™'>-''- 
 
 V ■-] This 
 
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 n 
 
 !: ;, 
 
 r hm 
 
:l 
 
 146 the tare oj the tnglilh to prevent the Pcrtugucze! HEllB^ hap. XX^ 
 
 p.\ 
 
 ,|, 
 
 ■w«)r. 
 
 'I'hU w»i ^ very (iirprixing Cluii)fc ; he that 4 few Day* ] 
 hcforo, in the Uncc .inJ (oclmnot lu<ovni Scrcnuili. lial 
 rnmus'd liiinlclt' to many nloiiuus Vidorici, rf""-'"'*-"'!. '" 
 impoK' I.avii lifKintlu' wlmlc Counciy, ami tolx- the lulc 
 DirrDlVr of thi: Fate of it, wi» now tln' C'luntv,'* lumi- 
 lile Servant, ami willinp to be at Heaee with her almult 
 iipotiherowiilcrnis. 
 
 But AIw.'KVmm (foiil'iMc of hi* Coni)'''*"^^') ""^^ '""'' 
 hi* tiirntolxHinec ati.l infiilt, aiul av'tfil |m(1 the lame p-"' 
 that the Vue-Rov hail Ivfiirc towarilv hinifelf In ilmrt, 
 he fent hiin |Kilinv^- vvorj, That hewniM makeiio IVmc 
 with him : As altn, thai lintc he was n<it alile wiih all h;s 
 Fleet, to ilri\c four /.ly'iV''' Merehatii-iiun 01 1 uf the 
 Roa>l, he wdiiM he rcikoiiM a iiiuclilclii formida'.lcKne- 
 inv liy ihe C'numry for the future. 
 
 Ihe Vite-Koy vvn fain to take thiv Atil'wcr, liner he 
 con'il (jft no Utter ; aiul fo lea' nip fomo of h s ^•rl(^at^ to 
 attend hcrealtcnts, he let Sail with the lell ot the Klei't tor 
 <;< I, carryinp aloiip with them the Cilory of their Great 
 Actions perform U at V/i.,i/. 
 
 We had now ro other Oicafionstn detain n« here, luit 
 only to lit up our Ships fthat wanted it , into a Condit on 
 for the profeeiiiion ot our Voyape toother puns. But ilie 
 li.ii.mi, wholook'd upon usastlie Ciiar.l .ind Striii|'thof 
 their Countiy in this Jutidure, vvoii'd ni t W bn.uplit m 
 eonfcnt we ll.ouM po very fuddenly, lealt the I' ir„ „i (• 
 ' .inp gotten inoiv I'orces topether, ll.on'd as l' ion tonic 
 alout upon them apaiii. Ve yielded thereturc to their 
 luipr.rtunity, in apreeinp 'o Uav I'ouie few Days lonper, as 
 well to clilipe them, a* to proMde for our ownneeell'ary 
 Oetalions. 
 
 Ill this time I had a foleirn Interview with SUcrfhri-u,, 
 wiio eame to make his Prina-'s, and Countrv's Acknow- 
 ledgment of the Uenelit they had reeeiv'd by lis. I went 
 UKril<i,in alhorc 10 the Tent let up for our Eiitcrt.iinii.ent, wherothis 
 tnmciw lie pre.at Favourite of his Prince was ready to receive nu, 
 ihe Gencul, ^,,jti, _,i| j^c Expiell'.ons of his Refpeiit and C'lOnd Will 
 that cou'd be imagind. And to return liis Civility, 1 
 made him the Complement of an Invitation a Shiploard, 
 which he as readily accepted ; feeiiu", all the Particulars of 
 our Fleet with a picat deal of Saiisfav'lion. He bellowed 
 fomc Money amonglt the Sea-tren, tn Token of our Vi- 
 ctory over the Pcriu^iirj;- ; prefcntcd me with his own 
 Sword, which is the Culli m of ihat Country, with rc- 
 fp^A to Officers that have lipna'iz'd themlelvcs in any 
 confiderable Adion : Put we were n^ way in Debt, eithe.- 
 to the Publick or h.mfelf, cfpecially cnnlidcring th.-t vvc 
 were not behind-hand with him in PrclVtns ; nor reeeiv'd 
 any thing, but what we dd as pood, if not more than 
 buy. 
 
 AllCoreir.onies of thiskind beinp.it ."nend.andthcVifits 
 of the Great Men paid, we fet Sail from Su'^t ; but we 
 were but j' '. pone out of the Read, v*hen we dekried a 
 f'i- confiiler.ible Fleet of J'.'if«?«."^- Irip.ats making towards 
 the Town. To Ihcw our Good Will, as alfo to encou- 
 rage our Friends in the Town, we fliot at foiiie of them, 
 tho' we were at too great a ditlatice to do them any mil- 
 chief. 
 
 They had behind fcvcral Galleons and Gallie.s, which 
 made the prcatcft part of their Strenpth, and coming up, 
 put towards ihc Shore ; but haviiip difcovcr'd us, imme- 
 Thcy M'ow Jiatdy began to Hand after 11$ ; tho' they made fo little 
 <«*■*';*. |jj(^(.^ j5 plainly Ihew'd they had no mind to overtake us. 
 I very well knew, that they durll not attempt to land at 
 Siirnt, till they were lure wc *ei-e too f,ir oti to come to 
 prevent or dillurb thein in that Dcfign ; but yet neither 
 wou'd the Seafon, or our other Afl'airs, allow us to lie 
 there and watch their Motions, and wait till they Itcgan 
 the Entcrprizc they intended, whatever it was. Our Care 
 
 Thfyg-) 
 
 •Wdy. 
 
 AnuttiiT 
 Wcci U' 
 g at! comi-t to 
 
 SMTdt, wuh 
 
 ilicrclnre wa» to endeavour to dr.iw ihcni after u<, pot 
 only for the .ijvantape of more Sea-room, if ir lami'io a 
 Baltic, but alfo 10 gain fo imu h time torthe refrelliing m r 
 feeble aii.l tired Men. Ami tins Plot lueieeded acenrding 
 toourdeUres, fit as we fail d 0.1, the i' w Hf-camc 
 aliens, at ih. ir ll.itely rate; Hill keeping in motion bia 
 coming on lo heavily, that to attend them any longer h.id 
 Uvn an liiji ry tooiir febes. 
 
 To bring ihc Matter tin refore to an illiie one way or 
 other, v^e loiiilndd if i hey wou'd loine a lit.le luani 
 to iisl, toilurpe them without an, fartli.r ('. ruiuiiy, and 
 lor the greater F^Tror of the n It, to I enii v. iili the V.ce- 
 Ko\ hiiiil'elf, plying him with the l"rilii.in,e ol ill ihc 
 Ships at once. And aieordinply wj making a li'tV hat, i>'r. 
 v*'liiih the l'.r/«;{«,-,> interpreted to be « (laving for theiii '•" '' 
 till they lanie, and lo a kindot Deh.it.ie or Contempt (< 
 their Power, they immediat.lv inrn'd .ifoiit, and laiFd 
 towards the Shore, deliltinp bom any funhi r pinfuit of 
 Inch an untowai J Game as we proved ro be. 
 
 Ihey w;ent on towards ',>^, and were oblipid to do lii 
 becaufe ot the III Wiiiur We.uher now nuRkly to If ^y'. 
 peeled ; fo that Vj. .it wak fecre fi r this Yiar, and v.c 
 fie their Dancer pall before wc our lebei were, as u were 
 poneout of Call. 
 
 Having our Hands clear of tjicm, we pr.fecuted out ,• 
 Vo', ape towards ».!.. w ; in whi.h Courle wedilpatcli'd el^l, 
 the//ii;c lor i;«;;/,i././ J .md luMiip doubled the Cape C - 
 »«.'m'</, eame loan Anchi-r with the rill . f the Flier, in- tv-;., 
 der a pieafant Illaiid m ilie North ol the S.ili Hill. Sh [is •''■'' 
 mav r.di- very well there in twelve (•athoni, witlun a 
 StoncVc.ill (,f ilu Slioar i and 'twou'd be .1 verv grid 
 pl.icf for r iVelhing. if it li.id but the advai tape of g,.<id 
 water, whiiliit wants. Othnwife there are Hog, ami 
 CiKo's enoi'pli to be had ; but no pood Warer any nearer 
 than ihellh.n.i that lies beyiiid the inirninp one. 
 
 At «.i«/^m we Wfiphd Mace, and io( k in Silk to ladet ■, 
 the frlimm for MrjiiiifAi.w, whr^ ,1 was lent thither with a '■'■'• 
 conlider.able numUr of Merchanrii, ?""■ ' 
 
 We had Advice here of the violent Pioceeilinps of the " ' 
 Duul, agaiiilHomeof our FaClorsat A;.:..i//.i ; and that 
 they threatned to come with a Force to turn the King of 
 B.1WM7H out of his Kingdom, and place another in his 
 room. 
 
 ♦ 'Twas IS much as ever wt cou'd do, to live in any * Hi;- 
 toleratile Peace with then, here too, they being fovery'"''" 
 ready to t^uarrel with us ; and rather than fail, as prone ,^"T 
 to make and contrive Ocealioiis for Contention. iii, ,\ • 
 
 A Noble lihlinn came hirher from I'ldm-iu to make' ' 
 fome Proi'ofals to us about 1 rading wiili that and the o- ''*i.: 
 thciTliai.ds (jf iUnitf. Hedcelai-'d In an Alfeiiibl'. of our uv- 
 Merihants, That thole Places were fo ( pprel's'd with tlir '" 
 horrid Inlolence and Tyranny of the Uui.i , thatthey were *','.' 
 all very well difpos'd to an unanimous Attempt for their i-,k:: 
 I'xpiilliin , at leall, they wou'd endeavour lo force tliem J^."^; 
 to be more quiet and civil than tluy were. That if we ",.'!!- 
 
 ( 
 
 vvoii'd Hand by them, and furnilh them with Ammunition ' • 
 for the carrying on fuch a Oelipn, they wou'd turn over' ^ 
 all the Srice-Trade of thole lllamls into our hands. But ., 
 we cou'd enter into no fo'emn Apreemenr wiili them of 
 this nature, till we h.ad farther Orders from ICif.'i.iu.l, tho' 
 in the mean time we promis d vvhat Allillance vvc cou'd, 
 as alfo to fend a Ship to know their Piopofals at larpe, and 
 what Security they lou'd give us for the performance of 
 what they enpaged to do, with rclpcd to the putting us 
 in polfellion of that Trade. 
 
 This w.asthe Sum of ourTranfaiilions at Bf.utim, from 
 whence we lail'il direClly {or i'.nt^lfuii, being entertain'd 
 with no remarkable Occurrenis by the way. 
 
 An Appendix to Chap. XX Vll. 
 
 Containing fome Accounis of a fourncy from India, into Ferfia, made 
 by tin^o Engli(h-men, belonging to Capt. Dounton'x Company. 
 
 w 
 
 Efinll iiotfJlw thrf; Titvellcrilnto eve- 
 ry ptirticiilnr hi):, cr VtlUgc upon the 
 Homl, tiorjicp w:th tbcm in <•// tlvirfc- 
 vtr.il li^jihig-plmes ; wc Jhatl only ob' 
 
 fcrv'to f/tll ill vfith them, where tfjiji 
 
 'obi 
 
 L: 
 
 t» the end of hit Journej. 
 
 bnvi nny thiiip^ worth 
 
 ibfeiv/ttioH tojhcw m tiput the ll'ny, that the l\eAde, may net 
 '-: a 'VrrjflUr in n wrj: Scuc; itnd '^row wtdry tie/ere he comet 
 
 Having dctcrmin'd to pals into Perfin by the way of 
 Caiutah.v, as being of all the ir.ort frequented, and belt ^^[",'i 
 for the Company of Merchants and Caravans ; they let 
 out from Aty., and proceeded to Lahoi ; from which A pic " 
 place the Road is well beaten to Cnndnhni. Therccan ' "|,'^'|,' 
 hardly be (according to iheir Relation) any ploafanteriji'l" 
 Travelling in the World, almoft, than between the fe two 
 
 Cities. 
 
 f'itiii llie 
 fruitful of h 
 U the Care 
 ( ofr end, you 
 the F.nieriinm 
 I'tures all "f tl 
 vviih.n, .'« tbe 
 li.le ; fpeeial 
 Kinp, and ihi 
 ilieiii, th.it n " 
 or Furniture c 
 (if tliofe that V 
 ,.fMill".iry-l 
 tlinnii'hout ill' 
 vvlnh IS luih a 
 trv, r.in Itn w t 
 ,,,.„,■ I'pn this / 
 . iin,! fiorclung Heat 
 of pleal'ire in 
 .lcli;;h:f 1, it ' 
 he lure to jui 
 out withlJav I 
 does not obler 
 hi' i' fiiapp'd b) 
 tins Country, a 
 an' the.efore 11 
 10 ' pen tliJ (iat 
 all the vvlio'e C 
 :^.l 111 all tlie.Si 
 " ''"Iv obtains in ) 
 Slaii comes in 
 f .r .inv other tli 
 laii e Apariiiier 
 "^ to exchange w 
 
 ? lake his Lot ; I 
 
 Iv tliri.ll out < 
 'i on :t. 
 
 ir,l..f..iii At I. tl'Oi- fvvl 
 jL.mi* the Coui.try), 
 f"'"' meet together, 
 fJiKids, and fo 
 p.ils the Mount 
 ' ;-.Licrdinp to i, 
 
 than Twelve o 
 Sialiin along t 
 whereas forme 
 '.■ thoiilaiid, all tl 
 
 But the iderc 
 |.niriicy bitwi' 
 recki n that ev 
 no Ki pies, b; 
 j the Badr.elsof 
 
 ■A (I'l'lidesnthei I' 
 
 I '.f not lev en be 
 
 \ islVr/j-firnilli 
 
 1 from \ ;;«..•,■•;.• 
 
 f Bi't none m: 
 
 •; ili.in I he I'o ni 
 
 .i kcip Friends v 
 
 y.l To.lt of dizcthev dea't 
 / , was here 1 
 l( :-..".■, into tlie 
 parts ; and ihi 
 h.twixt III.'.:.-. . 
 this, they drov 
 which they bo 
 1 rinpinp by A 
 li:,{'if \\\:\\ tha 
 ted fnmctliinp 
 the A) ;;«/ ; 1,1 
 tistie.l and pie; 
 t,ible Trade ir 
 vanta;.!is tope; 
 to loi'e and bo 
 to ihc Baipa 1! 
 But other 1 
 them t'or tlirnv 
 tho" they in.iy 
 can owe then 
 m'phty Fipiir; 
 1 i.uie .ind C'l 
 zinp too, ill tl 
 it has been rili 
 time of the 1 
 and never mai 
 lent A login's G 
 adorning of i 
 the tropolis's of ;i 
 ption their Glory to 
 "f""f" thcNutferyot 
 
 r flu- 
 I tor- 
 
 .V.i 
 ' Vi Mr. 
 f.«..\ J,., 
 r.cy thi,,' 
 
 p.i; 
 
m after ui, rot 
 , if if ciiiii- to a 
 ic rcticlliifip our 
 .'I'lliil acinrline 
 ' "•»';."■(• iMinr 
 
 f( .11 IllotK'il l„:t 
 
 I .my li.M;yrluil 
 
 ll'llc one w,iy Of 
 
 II' a lit.U' iiiMriT 
 
 C:i riinriiiy, .111(1 
 ti v.ithilioV.ic. 
 nine ol ill ilic 
 111)' a li'tV lu't, i'.r„ 
 Haying, for (Ikmii '"'""i 
 
 iir (.niiU'ilii't (^i 
 lout, aii.l laiTd 
 rtliiTpiiifuit (j( 
 Ik-. 
 
 !ll)lipi.il to (!c) III, 
 
 iiiikly til Itcx- 
 i< Viar, ami vc 
 were, as It were 
 
 prifecuti'il our ,;,,,. 
 rewfiluparcliM L:„ 
 '<[ I 111- Cape (.' - 
 
 t ilie I'liet, I'll- TVo-n 
 i.ili l-lill. Ships "'■< 
 ilioiii, within a 
 he a \er), g(!,-,| 
 
 ai tape of gp(i,| 
 e are Hop, anil 
 'arer any nearer 
 ifi I'ne. 
 
 t 111 Silk to lailccri- 
 It ihitlier witha "•*'■ 
 
 icecdinps of the ' 
 
 ■'//•'■ ; ami that 
 irii the King of 
 
 aiioihcr in his 
 
 I, to live in any 'hk- 
 lieiiip fo very '^^;';^ 
 n fail, as prone J,".';.; 
 ition. \mh.:.i. 
 
 ili'w ly, to rrakc ''''"'< 
 
 I tliat ami the o- Z*/',' 
 Alfeiiil'l'. c)f our ni-':-.. 
 prel's'ii With tin- ''' ■' 
 
 , that they were ,,,,:. 
 tteiiipt tor their <--f-;: 
 ir to force them " 
 .'. 1 hat if wc „ 
 ith Animnnltion '■ 
 you'll turn over ' 
 111- haiiils. But ,, 
 ir with them of 
 
 II lUK'I.UIil, tlio' 
 
 ance we coiiM, 
 als at large, and 
 perforiiianee of 
 ) the putting us 
 
 It Biriirwi, from 
 eing entertain'd 
 
 hap. XX V II. Jf fourney int o Perfia, &c. 
 
 HI 
 
 The Coumrv all about i< the rielicft .iiul moft 
 rruitfiil nf Wi-f, ami 'tis ai well mamir'd and iiiiprovVl 
 
 Citin. 
 
 ofl; 
 
 ih:. f r/, 
 
 r,.<.l>. 
 
 (ia, made 
 Company. 
 
 by the way of 
 lentcd, and wA^ ^'^t,, 
 avans j they let 
 ' ; from which a pi"''; 
 //IC. There tan {^""^Jj"" 
 I any picafanter J,'|. 
 twccn the fe two 
 Cities. 
 
 y.,}. 
 
 ' Sci' ,\fr, 
 f'""'i Jiar- 
 «I7 ihio' 
 '*. in tht 
 ^•■'cription 
 
 l.y the Care of the llinliaiidinan. At cvcr\' tive or (ix 
 (n(r iml, yo" have a lincSeray, or Piililick Houfe for 
 the tm.TMinmcnt of Travellers, which are very nrat Sim- 
 iluris ail < f ilicm, and yield as pood Acioininodaiions 
 wirhai, .>» tliev make a hamlfome appearance on the out- 
 (i,le J fpeetal Cari' U-ing taken for ihat purpofe by tlie 
 Kinp, and thole (Jrcat Ni bles wiio were the Builder^of 
 ilieiii, tint n ithiiig ihou'd be wanting in the Contrivame 
 or luniitiire of ihem. that inipht fervethe Conveniiiicies 
 (if ilinfe that veie tci life them. Ik'ddes, yon have Kows 
 i.i Milkiry-'Ira-s p'.inted all alorpon With (iile* the way, 
 ihroiu'lviit ihf whole <ori Mile, from -fii'/r to Iflni 
 whiiliis luih a Wa'k.as hardly any, 'tis prefum'il, Coun- 
 trv, r.in Ihi w the like, 
 
 ,,■ Vr" II ihis A^lolln^ if a N'.nn drc< not travel in the 
 fiorciiiiig Heat of the Suiumer, he may take a preat deal 
 of plial'ire III palling this Road ; and it is as lafe.isit is 
 (Icliehrf .1, if one dent make any Night-Journevs, but 
 I'e (lire to put np in the Serayes in pood time, and fo go 
 oil! with I),i\ -light apain ihenext Morning. For if a Wan 
 does not obUrve tliele regular Hi ufs, 'tis ten to one In i 
 hi' i'-f'iappd by Thieves, which are always ^he Plague of 
 tins Country, and <( this Road too, in no fm.ill degree • 
 an.' thc.'efore in all the Srraves tluy olTerve that R' I i. t 
 tm pen til.' (Jates to any Man before Pay-brcnk, and then 
 all tht who'e Company lets out together. 
 In all the .Sera; es upon this Ri ad, the Old Saying ftr'd- 
 
 Mv obtains in practice} iirl .mic, jhn Icx'j -. When a 
 .\laii Clinics in, and takes up fiich .-» I odping, 'tis in vain 
 f,r .inv I'tlier that comes af;er him, to have a mind to the 
 (an e Apartiiient ; if he can by fair means procne the tirit 
 to exchange w th him, well and pood ; otherwd. he mull 
 take his Lot ; f r liy the I aws of the place no Man can 
 k tiiridt out of his 1 odj-ing, when he has nice lix'd up- 
 on ;t. '■ 
 
 A; /. i/w- (which is i^! Centre of the whole Trade of 
 the Country), the> tell vs ihit all the /«,7i>.. Merchants 
 iiieci trpethcT, turn. Ill', a pteat pan if their Moneys into 
 Goods, and fo j '. ii theiiifelves iiro Cnra'. ans, in crderto 
 p.ilsthe Mount, mis of C.ii.lv n , and fo into ; .•i/i.i. And 
 i-.tiording to the tonimoii Accounts, th.-re palTes no lefs 
 than Twelve or Foiiiteen tlvivfand Camels loaden in a 
 Stalon along th'S wav, 'tis now (n mvi h frequented ; 
 whereas formerly theie did not ufe to be .ibove 'I hice 
 thoulaiid, all the red piinpby the wayof O'mHt. 
 
 But the Merchants are put 'o v ery great Expenccs in this 
 J..)iiriiey bttwiw /.--/'. and ''';"' '•n'" in I'eijiu ; for they 
 rccktn that every Caii.e.'s I adinp Ihiiuls them in near 
 no Krpies, by that t,me tliev pet thither. For what by 
 the Badf.efsof the Va\, .-.ml the F-xtremities of Weather, 
 (hclides other Daiipeis they commciily (pen-Mix Months, 
 if not (even berween thole two pLices. By ih's way alio 
 is i\-rfi ■ frrnilli d v\ iih Pepper, and other Spites, over I and, 
 from \',jii:ij'!:i:):. 
 
 But none made more of the Tr.nlc of ihls famous City, 
 lli.inihe Co /■«:;//. ■, did, as long as thiy had the Wit to 
 kcip Friends vvith thct.icir A/r:;/,..) Forall theMerchaii- 
 rjize tliev dea'r for with the Foreipneis, or I .'.'.." s, at /. - 
 /'' , was here embark'd upon thj fpot, and lo (down the 
 /(".".-, intiitlie /'.,/.■>) away for P.-'/i', <J-»!r\ and thole 
 prts ; and then all the Merchaius th.at pals'd that way 
 b.twixt /'/..'.',; and/'f'//'rt, paid ihem Freight. Hut belides 
 this, they drove a vail '1 r.uie along this Ri'.er !i;r Spites, 
 which they bought in ether parts of the li,:i~s, and fo 
 Irinpiiip by W.iter ophflur, fiirnifli'd all tliefc parts of 
 luMi- V t:h that Commod.tv. '1 hey li.id bc'ter hav e aba- 
 ted fomcthinp of their pr.Mii .and iiUoleii: Demands upon 
 the a; ijk/ ; (,r taken care fome way or other to ha\c fa- 
 tislied and pleas'd him apain, am! fo have kept this p:oli- 
 table Trade in their hands : Friei.dlli'p, and all thcic .Ad- 
 vantapi s topeiher, wou'd have been lar move eiipib'c, than 
 to lol'c and be turn'd out of all, and be bc.iten bclldes in- 
 to the Baipa n. 
 
 But other People luivc no Rtaf_ii 1 1 be anpry with 
 them for throwini; themfehes o; t if ih s Biilniels ; ant 
 tho' they miy be call'd booK f.r their Pains, yvt no M.in 
 can owe their .-iir, Ill-N\'ill upon that I'ore. Into th s 
 in'phty Fi^er- niid Kcputatioii is i.<:,') now pn.wn, for 
 '1 r.uie ami Corrcpcneeme : \Milch is the more furpri 
 zing too, in thai 'tis fo ilttle a while (in ton par'lon). that 
 it har, been rilinp up t'l fuch a depree < i ( irtati els. In the 
 time of the I'o/rw Kit<p>, ii \sas iuit a irifUiig Villapc, 
 and never made aii\ cunliiUral It api eataiKC, till the pie- 
 fent AJoju/'s Graniifatl-.ir It: hiiiif.if to the enlarpiiip and 
 adorning of it. So cliat 'lis tri e of both the (iranu Me- 
 troplis'sof liklitt at this Da >, that they owe the Rife of 
 theirGlory to this Vainib : I'or as /.?,>(.) grew up under 
 thcNurfery of the Cirai;>lf.ithi.r, lo did /.'^iii under * that 
 
 of the Father of tlic prcfent Monarch, From hrr.cf they 
 pafj'd on to KtiiltiDi, a great and an ancient Citv, feared *•"". 
 prctly near the River IhJih, and pretending to fi me Tr.ide 
 for 1 incn Cloth. Whenthc /'iM.f Kings iinnra'ii'd 'heir 
 Ciround in /«./i>, this place wav in a very Hoiirilhinp F,. 
 (fate, whiKt /fy^ and / ,i'r/r lay both in >lie rrr.iivft ob- 
 Icnrity : But now Ihe has little in pretend in, ilu'Ce npfhirt 
 Rivals have robbd her i f lierTrule .inl dlorv, and left 
 her nothing great rol.iy claim to, but the tdiantapeof 
 her Venerable ..^ntKiuity. I he pl.-cv is fopoor, lliar C.i- 
 raians are oblieed to Itiy lierealioii's e plii or ten Dajs, 
 vjhither they lia\e Bnlinelsor lie, thu iheyiiia\ doit A 
 kindnels, by fpendinp dime i f ihen Miihv ; ntiiluT will 
 ihctio'ernnrr lef them pals on, lililuv ha\e relied thcin- 
 fclvrslure fir as imch tiii.e as that i fines i'. 
 
 In their pairigcUtWccr this place and the Mtimtains. 
 orStreiglits of <: i>iil/il:,r, rhev wee very often didrefi'd 
 forwant of SuHename for then,reU( s ant their I'e.nds ; 
 the Country aliout t lem beirpi arni nndilu Water many 
 tim(s\cry br.ukith and rnpleallirt. Ihe Captains if the 
 Mogul s lo.ts aril (larrifi ii', in n'.,iny p'nces inipoliiig and 
 ev.-i'Hnp upon ihtiii. dtii'.indii.g loimcliDu'y I'ponc'.t- 
 ry Caniei'sHiad, where netliing 't -ill wasibe, (■■ihcr in 
 |ii(t'ce, orby tlic Rules . t Ciliom.bnt .'11 svasi lear Tiain 
 t'l thcndl'lves ami wtn. irto their i wn I'oeI.ets, Nay, 
 'Iv.'V go farthr tlian thistle, inthtir /Mufes nl Travellers 
 fometiii es ; for whereas the .Mogul n ainiains them there 
 te le a (i".-.rd ap.iinft Thievis, they if en pr'ivc the 
 Thicies themfelu's ; In.t ivr whither thev rub or no^ 
 arc as great V.llains as any ot tin fe they arc fet there to 
 kte|' ill or'er. 
 
 'IIkIc Meiintainsnf C ii.lrlr, are exta'atuly fVecii andMv.ouii.ior 
 lock) , troiil'lifoii e and b.ii! tortravcl'ing. 'J heStriights*'''"'''"^' 
 iheinl'e'' es are lb rarrow, aid fern 'd in with Iioifid Crags 
 fo on i\try fide, that a I mall Company polle!,'d of them, 
 niight ma'nta.n their {liouml arainlV a mimerous Army. 
 Bui the il fticiilty and dnnger of Travellii;g here, isvallly 
 ini n'as'd by the Cir- umllanee of the ill People that lie up 
 and down all alioiit thele Mountains. 
 
 Thefeare the fif.iifi, or as li-me c.i 11 tlicm the .'."nf.y!, 
 a fieice and barbarous People, fometliing whiter than the Til'r.u-wi. 
 Uutif.n\ horribly thicviih and treacherous, and by their 
 natural (trcnpth and ronglim fs pretty well ipialilieil for 
 all the hard Ser\ ices of that 'I'hievirti I ifc they live. Tis 
 very probable, th.at they are lome of the Remainders of 
 the old Iiuliutu, who have either by a conftant Succcllion 
 ever maintain'd themfelvcs in the enjoyment of thefc Ter- 
 ritories, or elfe by fome Inundation of a Fi reign Power, 
 were driven out of the other pun i of that Country, and 
 retired forllieltcr intothcfc Mountains, where they lie fe- 
 curc and quiet. 
 
 Formerly they were far morctroublefome than they are 
 now, and n fed to cut ort' whole Caravans jt once, lying 
 continually in Ambnfcades for thar putpofe ; but the ta- 
 iling of the Swettnefs ami Piofitof Trade, has made them 
 a little more civil ; and partly too, the Awe they Itand in 
 ot the Great Mogul at prefcnr, tho' it feeiiis iinpollible he 
 ll'.ou'd c\cr make an ablolute Conqiieltof them, wh.atevcr 
 Kellraints his Fortes may lay them imdtr. But they are 
 not yet acquainted with lo much Homily and Huni.anity, 
 as to forbear injiring thofe that h.ippen to fall into their 
 Power, when they can do it vvitho.it running themlehes 
 into any danger thereby. If they meet anv (Irappling 
 I raveller, they won't fail to make a Prev of liiin, carry- 
 ing him tip into the Mountains, where he is lold fi.r a 
 Slave, and condemn'd to all the Mifcries and Hardlhips 
 of a Life of ptrpeteal Drudgery. 
 
 This Guard of Mountains pafs'd, our T ravellets came 
 to the City of CV«, .'-/--• ir lelf. Here the Great Mogul f,,,^^/,,, 
 keeps a condant (^arriUm of Twelve or Fifteen thoufand 
 H'Jri'e, lecaiile of the near Neighbor rl-ood i f the Pi-yi./w/; 
 and this place alio isoneof thcmam Ke s of his Country. 
 It has the Defence of a N\'ail only on the S. and the E. 
 Q."arters, it needing nothing of that nature on the W.lidc, 
 'i^ccarfeif the mighty Rocks which environ ittheie, and 
 d'.lrnd it to m.ch be.ter purpofe, than anv Work of Art 
 eou'd poiiibly do. It is no plac ■ . f great Tr.idt of it felf, 
 as for any Commodlt'esaiiurdec' 1' r, or the C'o' n'ry a- 
 bci t it ; but being the certain, ui il Uated Rendezvous of 
 all the hi,l.',-ii, l'i\h,-i , and Ti k_ ; ."Vl^r.-h aiis, it mavchal- 
 lenpc any City in that) art of the Fa!f, f.ir great Dealings 
 and Concerns. Upon this I'tore Vnn ili -ns are dtar there, 
 tho'th'-y arc very pktiritnl at the fame time ; ihtrc i: I'uch 
 a vail lUlbn of Pceplc, (who mill of iiecedity all be 
 1 radtrs for the B.'Ily; that tis impoiiiblo but Larablcs 
 niiillgooffat good Rates, as all ether Commodities do, 
 where the Numlicrof Buvcrs is fo very conliderablc. And 
 by this means too tho place is valliy grown in bignefs, and 
 takes up a mvcli larger Compafs of I, round than ft. rmeriy 
 it did ; People mult ha\ c Lodgings, as wijl as Meat and 
 V % Drinks 
 
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148 
 
 /IfoMrney into Pcrlia, &"€» 
 
 .il 
 
 til WJ'i 
 ddUr I'll 
 
 n hi.i i-(t.itii 
 
 ',i I 
 
 Druiit, Aiiil 'licnfoio to'iukc rmiin fm iill ihrir Compa- 
 ny, tlu'Y li'i'i'' ciiUrg'il It III witli Builtliii|(< ol Utc 
 Yt.ir«, ili.u I i> Si liiiil<« (III iin\v N4ltl> liirpal* ilic t)i- 
 iniiilloinuf ibi't'iiy u fclf, The goiil Inriuiif of <>»• 
 /■/.f. Ill .ill thilo lul'inDu i« iiwiiip In ihc tiiriuni? llic 
 llrcAin lit till' I ij.lt iiiio tin If p.iiii, wlmli I'lliiH" I i'nl II 
 riiiii'hully I'V ilic w.iy i>f Oo'ui. II1.11 oM Cluniirl 
 \v,nllipt lip, aihl .ill iiitiuiiiirlc lilt iit< lntwi'iii («./i.i 
 .iiul I'.'.jii tli.it w.>v, by rtalnn *( ilii' W.m lniwi'oii ilic 
 f'7M«' .iiul ilic /'^'/Hijuf ,f. Siiilut tlic Miiih.iiitiil tlicv 
 Wiiiilil 'I i'.i>li' intiiili 11 I Hiiiiiry mull i.)kr Voi.l.iltir way 
 nf iKHc litv, tlvi' riiiiiiil .ilimit i\ 10 a eii'.it part nl iIk" 
 hi' I s Diinuninn*, fur it vvoulil I c a far lliortcr lU i'> 
 ciifitlik- KiMr (1 ./../ .ilxnii lini.iiul ilioli' paiti, ami l'» 
 Itiikf Jiii'Clly iiiKi /'.' /M i liiit 'ti< 1111; r.K'lualili hy rca- 
 |i II of iIk' Willi aiul liarrcn ll,tir nf .ill 1l1.1t ir.iCt nf 1 .mil 
 lli.it lien Utwcoii tlic li..lui anil ilic Uiiikr* nf ('.• /i'.:. 
 ' I'n luil I'lii -icJi .1 priMt w.i) iiiro /' r .1 11 Olf, U'uvixt 
 i' III. 1. 1 It .111,1 Sfv.iivt, It In'mp luril ti) In' .my (imii 
 lliiiip fi'iiMiiius 111 two nr ilii'c Day tr.ivcl ; Inic 'iii 
 rmuh«'r,c lUiwii iilmip thi" H.i'ik^ 1 if the /</,/»i ; ami 
 tlu'l>if>ri< if ,(i.i/'/.i .irc lint iiinrc trniiMcfonii' p.ili.ip* 
 tli.iM litnc I'atilics m tli.tt Cuintry. '1 lin Aiimmi mir 
 'Ir.iM'lliTs iloi'ui.' ii« as 10 rcniil p.iris :if Pi".! that lay 
 in till ir W.U ; a foirili'il laii.ly Snij, no ilcliphrtul Ihaile 
 (T il.ilur nf Tr.n, liift prall'y Walk« or huMs, ai 'w 
 in limx nf till' iLipi'icr pnrn lit the fanu- Cminiry. .Anil 
 I'lMiilci this, tlu' fiiiic i.ll,1lliiiy of till' w.iiit nf pnnil 
 V.itrr .itllichil thini rfiiii here aJ it ilul in K/ii : 
 it «a< liihi'i I'r.ukilli, mmMy, nr ilownni^ht llinkinp, 
 that Imh M.m anil iWalt wire piinilh'ii to ilrink it. 
 Nvith r w.re thi King of Pi'il'n'a Ofliccrj ( except in 
 foiiu' \erv fiw p'ices ' muili iimrc innliientiniK than 
 th'.' .\fi";(i/\ js tiiiJK- point nf nvjioliiig Dniio* upi n Patfen- 
 pcrsj cvciV nnw anil then, licrc .11 will i\\ there, a 
 Came Ij Heail was tn lie paiil fur, fo tli.n .it this rate, Ik- 
 fnr' a ,M.in rets tn his JonriK'vs eml, he niav pay o\er 
 tn<l 0' ir till l'"ie if the IV'.ill he inakei vile nf. 
 
 Tm'a v.as th" firll plaie nf nnte they ramp to In 
 *"* P."/'!'; a TovsnilefeiKleil with a I'libllanrialWallof .Sun- 
 
 ilriea nritk\ \shi h are uUil alniut irnll of their CalUcH 
 ami ohcr BiiiKlinvs iliercalioi't«. Ihis place has the 
 Blelli.npof a pi oJ Soil, ami w'.iolfoire Water ; the lat- 
 ter is fo preiluns a ihinp with them, that where they have 
 it, i, is wcnile-fiil to lee with wh.it ^ > an. I Iniluftiy ihey 
 niarape it fo.- the Ailvantapc of their iiiiprovealilc 
 (iroiiiuls ; wliai Trenilies they cut, ami net Devices 
 the) hivefrihe leriiinp of Water to a piTil fpiii ot 
 Cirounil tha; wants it, /Ml Mcri li.ints th.u finiwo !'■ Cn 
 are oMipeJ to ftiy here till the Kinps '1 reafiinr li.is 
 we pliiil all iheir i'acks, and \alued them as he thinks 
 Jit. t.ikinp tliree ;ici Onr. Cullom. 
 
 When they are poiiip from hoiice into Pn/l.t, they are 
 vfeJ wiih a pre»t leal of Fan nr ami Imlnlpcnce, for 
 feanhcy (lionld niak' comp'aims at Court, which would 
 be very f.ital to tholJ Officers, the King hasinp piven 
 a Unci Charpe for the pond e.fape of Merch.inis, and 
 tlucaiiedthe contrary svith molt ripcnms Penalties. I<nt 
 tlun when chcy po into/.n/'/i.they are very fevcre and cxad 
 upon tliein ; for then they fear no tcllinp of Talcs.and have 
 hardly .my other Rcllraintsto mtltiencc them, than what 
 Juftice, CVnlcicncc and Cinni! N.iturc iiiipht be (uppos'd 
 to lay, whii h a Man would Ir )'rcuy hard put to it to 
 find any tliiiip of amonpftthele out-lying Officers. 
 
 1 hi'y'll allow no Man to ir.mlpnrt Hotfes or .Slaves 
 Min f I he Country, and as lor (!old or any .Silver Coin 
 but )iift the King nf I'nfn's, 'tis death for him that at- 
 tempts to laiTvany thinp of it abroad; and therefore 
 hire the Merchants are (tripped even to the very Skin, 
 thi' Krutiny is fo nice .ind feici'e u|ion this account. 
 
 Piiweeu ihls and Sp.lumi tliev rals'd ihro' that barren 
 and (lef latJ Ipot commonly tall'd tlu' ^4//-./ fe.r, which 
 is a ir.a:ter of tour Days )oumey. .Ml the Ci^muii ftop be- 
 fore iliey iii'cr up<,n this,.ind refiilh fnme Days on purpnfc 
 10 prepare them the better for the horrid Fatipucs of that 
 Co! iitry : 'Uit alter all iheir Care rnd Pro' iHon, 'lis ve- 
 ry 1 ften th.it tliov niilcarrv in 11, and Ibmc Carcafes or 
 other are lif: .11 ihofe S.iiiils to be back'd into Muiiimy 
 by thevii li'tir heat of thc^iun. 
 SiMMtiT. Ourtwo I'.n^^ifl' Men now po JirnfUy to Sfal'/mn to do 
 Bjlinefs with Sir J{-l'.it Si i icy, for tlw l'.iij}.hi.iin 
 Companv, by whom they wore emplov'd. .And they 
 fome in good time, for thatPerfon was then fetting out 
 for V.v/i) ; poing ilf.thej- in the quality of the Kin{? of 
 P.-iy; '"s Eniballadoiir. The delipn of his MiHinn tothat 
 Court, vv.ts, to confer .iboiit Methods for the more 1 peed y 
 and effedtual oicrrurninp the Interelt of the Poriu^ue^c 
 in ihcfePa Ji. and bringing in the S^tniitri/j in thcirroom. 
 As for their BufinoK with Sir l{rili:,t Shirley f'oin the V.i^jl- 
 iJfVi Company, tho' there had been foineniiu. ndcrftand- 
 
 ingst etwrcn liim and them, yri he cnnrlurird { as he v»ji 
 an /;',{i/l)M.i'i / to do the Imnel* and Tude t,f j,,, 
 Cmiiury all the '.i.ihfiil Vrvuo he could, ami iherif-irt 
 prtxuiid all the I-imiait<in be uivic that thi y di'liiM, ,1, ,| 
 gasetheiiUiitnthe ll.mdsof thife .Mcircngirs, Ual'd vi it, 
 the King' ' '•/(''« HriMil Sr^j, | hat whnli i.nicnr.l 
 the Piivuj,. of thr/«x/(^/'Nan<iiinconninnti rTrvlnn 
 in an) pan ol tlir Kingof IVi/i.,', Di niimoiis. nn ilim, 
 Ai cranllateJ nut of ihc i Jiipii.ii;e (f tiMt Cuiimry, 
 
 The O'py of tlic Kir'^^ of Vtrfi,t\ l,riiiaii, 
 ri.kiillauviuut ul (Ik I'lrjuH, 
 
 The Sc 
 Pey 
 gon 
 
 Upt: 
 
 nal J 
 
 pUm.tn irCmm.m.lgi'vfH tmia nil tiir Sulije.li, f-m t'c 
 ?,-erirl>, vntu rtht Urjrtc ffftrr, „iilo lii- .Soiif.ball.i 
 
 ir Cniilt.il'le <7' rui Ciiiniit, m kiiul > ititive .iii,l t'.ifii.vn 
 I tlf Fng!ilh h'l.iiil^i n NVt//ow, */ mlvl lime <i>i ./ ilfir Sli;, 
 ^rr Slilfii.e/I'r.ll III riirn' liW^ue*, n ift,} ilhir if ihe U, ■ 
 
 in mil l\ii^,li»n; totni.luif llem rtiil their i^Vo / .(w,//^» ( 
 \wkit p:.u\'fr pU.ri iley ihtnilclvti Heji>t ; ,iii,l tl.it H'n //■,'. 
 y.'f them lif.\ » ili'f;n,lt.i McM cm Vefjl', frvin ,iij ether hV.ak 
 I nr I'. .i»(<;i wh.it/o -I .V. 
 j rim 1 1 1 'ill nfiil Ci-mmitml yen /n to J; ft itu irlll iinfii:i 
 
 te tleemli -ly, (lir-ii At err /(i.jnf/ (.'/>>, tlr tmrllh cr til: 
 
 Moon Kaiiialfan ( OtI.ler ) iiithe T 'U ef Oin 'I'.ireae 1014. 
 lA.D. i<iM' 
 
 h.. 
 
 ir, . 
 
 hi; 
 
 Mt'cSirti 
 
 T4II4. 
 
 Sill-- 
 
 There were three of thefe Firrti.^ns given out by thc;; „ 
 Kinpnf /'cr/i/t's Vixicr ; one of which was lent to ilioi/ 
 'Joveruoiir nf ^-r/i/Kfi, aSccnnil i.urcil into /i./i fi r tin; ' ' 
 Bcnehtnl the Merchants thertt and the Ihird Iroi.pht 
 over into l-.tij^.m,! to the Ciiiip.n X . 
 
 As to thc'I'rade nf /','W,,i ihe> five us th s fliort /'ccoimt 
 of it. Their chief Con niodities are Caipeis of .ill 
 Cons, Cold, Silver, Silk, Con n, and tliele n ix'd t(;pe- 
 thtr; raw Silk, of wirih it iieMs (accord iig to the 
 Kirp'sHioks) 771 o Baimansyiarlv. 
 
 1 he Pros .nee of Cnf./'ni produces gooil Itorc of Khit- 
 I arl) and Worm-feed. 'I he /'(■//;,•> Coins are, of SiHrr 
 the .Abacee, the Mahmudee, the .Shaftiec, itiii the 
 Bificc i of which the Mahnmeilec is me half tl.i .Miacec; 
 and the Shalltcc i ne half the Nbilii tiiedee ; ani! .'. e fliftce 
 tvvotifihiof the Shall,! ; and in the val'ir of a Rial of 
 I'ipht, the recknntheShallieeto I e one thirteenth of a 
 Rialof Fipht • A^ fur their Copper Coins they aic much 
 the fame with the f ' . 'j and I'ijyi of Wi>. The 
 Weiphts dilfer conliiler.iblv in iliHeient p!.accs. 
 
 .At />;.». J the twoMahaiis nake biitoncof ^rrhnKii 
 Weipht, and fo 'uslikew I'e as totlie lii-itnii. TheMc.i- 
 lureot Silks 15 pcnernlly thefanie with the Fikei f W/.Y';i!, 
 uhuh IS almut 17 Imhes. 
 
 it\t H^heii Si i .cy beinp here, broupht upon the Stapc 
 in I'e ti.i, wheicas he was left 1 efnre in /'.i/,<i at i).'/./ in , 
 orderto 'tis I'njlrti Journey, * twill not I c out of the vva^ „., 
 to fl.evv the Danpirs he pals'd inctminp hither, by the'i'' 
 barbarous Prad.ces of the Ponwi^iT-^e : Sir lioheit Shirlei 
 was a proper CbjiOt tor their Mal'ce and Revenpe to 
 work upon 1 n a doeblo account, both as he was an /■i.:- 
 /.'/'.' Man, and the King of l'eri:r.\ F.mbairadnur. ui'h 
 whom they were thin at variance. Thele wicked Pei p'o 
 inHtieminp the (iovernour of /);>/ lit) far, that he 1 cjvth 
 for their fakes to ticpleOt him, he being weary of that ill 
 iil'ape, and alio of a I tie of continual fear and haz.trd 
 by thePi;f(<,i;"'T' at that place, delirul leave to po f r 
 Titin, which the (ioietnniir refilling to permit, he took 
 Courage and went withoi'i hispermi.linn. Rut beinp per-''' ' 
 fucd and ourt.iken bv a Tn'op ot .Soulilier.s lent out to, '. 
 brine them ail back again to /)/((', they were wrnle •,',., 
 handled than before, Sir Hilnt h'tnltif 1 einp adiiailv 
 iu'iprilbn'd and narnwly leaping with his J ife li.venl 
 times, the Pcii:yiic:;e were lo m.id a plottinp to deltrov 
 him. However, not long after the Covernour ( not abe 
 to anfwcr the hall part rf what he had done to h ■, 
 Matter) bitter bethought himfelf. an.l rave him hisDi! 
 patch for 'I'mir, where he was entertain'd ai cording to 1. i 
 quality, and from whetui- he proceeded to //(; <i .is w.il 
 to make his Complaints as to do eiiierpint Bulinrfs at th.it 
 Court.'] he ^tifii promis'd himSatistadinn .iitd innnedtaie- 
 ly fent for theCloverrour toCourtioatihver the C'l'ines liid 
 to his Charpe. and there s no iloubt but his ill Beh.uii.ut 
 colt hito his Head. 
 
 Irom hence Sir !{^ hrri, having been very grrcriwllv 
 treated by the Mc^nl, went away to I'crjii, to li's own 
 Malliii. 
 
 CHAP. 
 
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 til 
 I nf, 1' 
 
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 ,|U''| 
 1x11 H iVI'- 
 iily "1 t'l- 
 wJia t'l* 
 iiiiK'i''i 
 mi <!"• 
 i,ili iti' 
 (l.'rt I I' 11 
 dIi.i 1>i"1' '■ 
 Illy mn 
 him 1 
 
 t»:lif«l|l'" 
 ,fi<l««''li 
 hi 1MI 
 .(opfll ,il' 
 
 Eiijiii'y 
 
 HI 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 41 .1 '.t 111' 
 I ' . I'' 
 
 i*rit'i fc* 
 
 foffn *• 
 : ii'idiiini. 
 
 T 
 
 baffadinir w 
 Company ih 1 
 Foreigners ,1' 
 hid Ix-en fotii 
 l>.ick to thei 
 variety IkiH il 
 niidley nf ml 
 Uii'P'of oiiri 
 o'lt of doors 
 ihiwn in fore 
 ofTlreves .11 
 had liiinctinie 
 />/,'-['./.■■ C« 
 iheirP.irdtns, 
 tonake DtlVo 
 hli. Butwr 
 ihereNewp,." 
 and had vciy 
 wuhl'amling . 
 lircak out of 
 other of the 
 goml a Feat he 
 |oin'd in the fa 
 
 Having prov 
 llJ.in.li, we h.n 
 ai'.l r.Ctilie a 
 llland b.lonpit 
 niimly call'd I 
 tclis us, is plac 
 tlurly than it 01 
 too with retere 
 of our Plats ri 
 
 When wec- 
 liftter Tcmrei 
 than ever us'd 
 tneafiirethat S 
 us. that made 
 thing of a Tr; 
 fidence inns, 
 thi ir I'.irbarnu 
 can' not in aHi 
 to do. Nay, 
 them hail fo gi 
 leave their o-,s 
 our Ships whe 
 tcr.itions wc 1 
 ( their Couiitr' 
 was ye! alive ; 
 the reft to mal 
 tie.ite.l in /-.'it,' 
 rallied lone 
 HoulV, and V 
 whiih conlilts 
 from the Bay. 
 all his Pariieiil 
 /-"'/./; h,.fe w. 
 Furnit'.M-e, wh 
 fi'lK w h- the 
 count that (i)i 
 into citr Coi'ii 
 in '; ;','/:!,'.;, at! 
 to try their Foi 
 (i) by leeinp u. 
 the matters of 
 vantage. Tin 
 ha', e I'erv'd thi 
 Coptvr ; now 
 they lay they I 
 
liMr.l ( 4«hr wj 
 lul 'I'liilc (.»■ Ill 
 il, anil ihcnt'irc 
 
 th.y ■(.■lliM, .11 1 
 'Pir», U.il'il wij, 
 
 wlmh i.iiicrn'il 
 rmrnfi r'rr.i.liiij 
 imi'i'.s iin tliii«, 
 lit Coiiniry. 
 
 rfia\ l.rjiuii, 
 
 ^ ib i^:hap. X XVIII. ^^/>^ Peyton / >^><:W A'cjy4j/g. &c, 149^ 
 
 Chap. XXVlir. 
 
 The Second Voytige into the Eail-Iiidics perforin d by (jptain 
 Peyton, wvh /Ac Expedition. Ingethcr mth the Pra- 
 g(in. Lion, and l'cppcr-(iorn, under the Comw.vid of 
 Captain Keeling, Tal^cn out of Captain Poytonv Lfgefour* 
 nal and the Objeriations of fume others. 
 
 Sul'jeili, frm f' riio 
 //'.■ .Soiif.ball.i" 
 t:vt .iml t'.ltri.iinl, . 
 on ■/ il fir SHfi i-t 
 ithir rf ih /'(,,'j'f H 
 
 ■'■'■ -"■•"■' ,(«.//^» ,,|;,;;,^ 
 
 nut ll.il )cu Jh.il:t..i , 
 viH am tlhtr h'r.uili ''•• v 
 
 c» »ci( !»/// /»»/»■)»•»., : 
 
 //r /lUC f^/' 0/ //;'j"'''tl 
 
 Oiii 'I'.irag 10:4,"' 
 
 jivcn out l>y tlu'c,, 
 was li'nt 10 then.',./ 
 into /'.■/i II r the" ''> 
 
 Ihird lroi.pht 
 
 [It s lliort /*irniint 
 .• t.upjis of .I'l 
 ;ln-U- nixM tcjii- 
 (anorxliip to t!,f 
 
 iOil lloix; ol Khi!- 
 is .lie, ol SiHcr 
 '•h.KlifC, i:iil the 
 
 halt il.i Abaccc; 
 .•J atiii ,: i: Bilno 
 liir ot' a Rial ot 
 • tbinccmh of a 
 1^ thcv aic ti.mh 
 
 of /«(//,-. 1 he 
 
 t otic of '!r/-l;iwii 
 linn. TlicMiM- 
 llC Fikcc fW,'.Y;o, 
 
 iipoti tho Stapi; 
 
 I /'/.A.I at biiii 111 ,,,,„, 
 c out of tilt wai „„;,..j 
 
 iihiT, l>y tlK'*': 
 Sir l{ol>e<t SI-!, In 
 aiul Ro\ciif',(- ID 
 
 Ik' was an /■...:■- 
 
 'alfailoiir. «i'h 
 c wicked PiM.p'o 
 . that he Icj'nn 
 'cary of that ill 
 fear ami har.irii 
 
 h a\ I' to ("n fi r 
 I'oriiut, he rook 
 Rut lieiiip pi:r-5' '»'' 
 
 iers fetit out loj''"', 
 icy were w(irlc;,.i(v 
 f leinp .ivlhiallv 
 his I ifc kvenl 
 itinp to tkltioy 
 ■noiir ( not nive 
 lad ili'iie to h > 
 a\e him h:sl)i! 
 
 ate.,iilinpi(. I; > 
 
 to ,7|i .1 as w.ll 
 : Biilinds at that 
 
 .irii immeiliate- 
 rtlieC>iirc^ jai.l 
 Ills ill Beh.iiii.iif 
 
 very crrcroiillv 
 ' rt. to lis own 
 
 CHAP. 
 
 ■til 
 
 «<«. >'' 
 
 <.l Km- 
 
 Liini""' 
 
 bll) ol *'!• 
 
 ^)ji W».l«'. 
 ml ."" 
 dih iti' 
 t\t« 1 1" I' 
 Jrh.i i""i- '• 
 kil? ""' 
 
 ph<:ht'^<IK'^t 
 
 I ifiei«""l> 
 
 
 f..-, ir.i 
 I'. .. ,'■: 
 tiJul- 
 
 •* '■ l<ll 
 
 t»tt»'t re. 
 fornix- 
 iiongil I he 
 
 Till' lUiiliuis ol* thiiVoytge, tlio' it lay iiifw". 
 \iial pai'... of the /..i//-/<'<(if), yet in the hrU 
 I'laie inir Courle was to U- Jircillnl lor Vi.- 
 11., where .Sir tltmiti l(nv hn Wajiltici Ini- 
 liallaili.iir w,n to Ik la down. Helide* all the /.i.c,'/' 
 C'oii'r.iny that wi'i.t ii|' in thi» I'eialioii, wc lud livcral 
 h)rci(?ners al'oard in, 'rfttiff,, (ii, ;i,'i-'i, liilmn, which 
 hid Iwcn firiiieily hro,if;ht o\«;r, ami \»irc now jiiitnp, 
 hack to their rilpeClre Countries. And to inuke the 
 \ariet> Ikill the more .oiiliderabic, over an.l ahove this 
 nudhy of other Nalll)n^, we h.vl a lo.iil of the ihoico 
 l)(vp of our own Coi tur\ j which tho ) aw havinn fwept 
 It of doors at liuim, were fi '.ic dil|io\'d of up and 
 down in fortipii p.m. at diferetiuii. 'I'liefe were .i pack 
 of Th'evcs and odic lew.! Malef.tilors, wlmh |iillitc 
 had liitrf time Itloic cndciiind to tin* (iallows; Imt the 
 />/.'.f'./.'i Company inieueded with His Ma)elly for 
 tlieirP.irdrns, ih,u tlj^vinipht be lent over in thefc .Ships 
 tiMvake DilVov cries iiyjii fe places where they lliould be 
 lifi. But we had nov loll lipht of the /■;/.;>////' (hoar Ix-forc 
 tliel'e Newp,.ite hiidswer.- Ionic of them \i(H)n the Winp, 
 and hadveiy ma. Hivui lurte away from us. and not- 
 withHandinjt allonri ire to prevent it, one of tlicm dd 
 break out of his C ape, and t lok his ramble with Come 
 other of the Ship-eoinpaiiv, whiUi were Birds ot as 
 gooil a l-'eath r as h ii Wii', and therefore all uctently 
 luin'il in the fanu !■ o.k tneether. 
 
 Having proeee.l.d in our Voyapc as far as thcCrfwu'r- 
 (/f.iH./;, \vp h.iil 'luTe in opporumity to take noti c of, 
 ai'.l r.dilie a M'lt.ilce eun.eriunp the Situation of one 
 llland b.lonpiiip totli.it cb'Her. It is that whtli is eom- 
 nimily tall'd I-j f.-i. I'l/ii llland, which our t«perienco 
 tclUus, is )ilac d no lets than a whole Deprec mote Nor- 
 tliLTly thaiiitouphttobe ; thcfanvj errour we dileoeer'il 
 too with reference to Cape /t.?; i./or.-, and thclc Millakes 
 of our I'lais run I'S iiit.i in little Danger. 
 
 When wecame to tlv Bay of Xi/./,i/.,>, we foind much 
 Iwttcr Tcmrcr and C'arriape in the Natncs towards us, 
 than ever vis'd fornnr'y to be. They h.ul lolt in preat 
 ineafuretliat Sliinels and thole friphi lul Appreheiilions of 
 us, that made it many tunes lii hard to bnnp them to any 
 thing of a Trade. I'liey feeiii'd to put a lort of a Con- 
 fidence in us, and were bee and forwanl to lonverle after 
 thill' barbarous way ; aid out of a refpedl to us took 
 care r,or lo aHVoiir ir, by tliiev inp and pilfennp as they i,s'd 
 todo. Nay, which was a \ery llraiipe thing, foiiie of 
 them had fo pood ar Opinion of us, as to be willmp to 
 leave iheir o'.vn Na'i'.e Couiurv, and po for Am;/'!),./ in 
 our Ships when we camel ack. All ihefc wonilerful Al- 
 terations wc atiribu'.ed to the Iiilhuchons whiih Coice 
 ( theirCoHiitry-uian I had given ihcm ; for he himfelf 
 was yc^ ali\e anioiiph them, and can.e di.wn wiih lonieof 
 the reft to make U", a vilit ; and ha\inp been fo kindly 
 treate.l .]\ i:>«.i>:!, as an fcxpreirKii nf his Gratitude he 
 rariied foine e.f our Aten up into the Country to fee his 
 Houfe, and Wife, and Children, at one of their Towns, 
 which conlills of a'lHiut loeHoufc's, aUnit live M.les 
 from the B.iy. Here C»' •!• kept (exceedinp Charity ) 
 all his Particulars that he brn pht with him out of l-.ni'- 
 /.*'/./; here was hisCo'p.r AniKiur and the relk of his 
 Fiirninire, which all put upether made him the liiicll 
 felli a le the whole Co.inrrv. And 'twas i.|ioii this Ac- 
 count, that fume of the ";ll were fo willinp to go with us 
 in:o cr.r Coeniry ; there wasmc re Copper fuits to be had 
 in .'■-' ;'.'/:i;.;, and C ire h.ul fped lo well that they wanted 
 10 try their Fortunes in fo co d a puice. Thcle Peop'e al- 
 fo by leeing n,ou;i-f the World are prown much wd'er in 
 the niartersof Tia.le, as i;o wliat coi.cerns their own Ad- 
 vantapc. Time was when Ir.in-hnops and Nails would | 
 ha'.e I'erv'd the tern, but the humoir alter'd t om that toj 
 Copivr ; now they are ci. me from Co; per to Prafs, and' 
 they lay they mull have pieces ol" a Foot kjnare or more j j 
 
 .ninili |i I 
 
 ill > .1 41 it^ 
 
 Otiiff erri.l 
 
 ui ih; I'l II. 
 
 nay, thev have iti(T(lcd upnn P.ii'ms, Sktlle'>, Siimiincr^ 
 ■lid Inch like L'tmliMor a Iin I.' in extli.lnk;e for ilie.t 
 Catiel, and (ome of i.ui Naiioii hau- lately dealt wfli 
 them upon thefe Terms Hut this being iiiollly lip. o 
 C'l'ins rnurn hoineamoiip.lltlKiii.v.cbeheve lie has lielp'd 
 toeiilit'hten tlmir iindeillandinps lu ihele main is, ami 
 Ihowii them Im.w iiti e we <alii« in / i/jiVx,/ ihofe thinr* 
 which they f.'t lo h gh a rate uikiii. 
 
 We lelt here a Ic: of out coiidc itin'd Mcn,turning thcni 
 look into the Country, and tlio' lu bring Iliievesto V. ,/.( 
 "M, IS bur larrunp Cials to Kfuf ■///•, or Rats an.l .( 
 Mice into . I lloiile that IwarioM wuhVerii'iii bil'ne, 
 vet lor that Kcaloii this appear'd to be the litiell place 
 for them. let a rrfolute Villain be thrown a'liongll the 
 [}.iv4>ii, a cuiininpChcatairiongll the C/i.Kc/f, and an im- 
 puilent '1 liief atnongit the ScUtini'im, and the Men ate 
 ilif(H)s'd of as they Ihould be ; and 'lis bitter thus many 
 times than to place them i.. letter Company, lor a pack of 
 Knaves of the fatne faculty may help to keep one another 
 Honeft ; at Icalt ( as to the prefent Cafe ) our Men an.l 
 the SoU/tuUm could not well debauch one anoiher. 
 When they were alhoar they form'd tlviufeUcs uro a So- 
 tiety, and chol'e a Captain to command them ; fo pi. nig 
 them each a Weapon for their defence, wc lelt ilieiii to 
 their future Fortunes. 
 
 Between the Bay o( ^Mitnln and the IlL.nd St. ;.<i»- 
 rciicr, wc had a taithcr Proof of the crroneo'f'iefs ol 
 r).iiiiifj Plats. Per inl' ince, the lard o -he Well ol 
 Cape./f /t'Kifi (whi h lies to the I all of the Cap.- of 
 (i"i.l-f{npf) is placed 17 Minutes nvue 1' 'orrh riy tli.an it 
 Ihouldbc; aiii! lowhenacio (iini'tutlic n.eafnus. f thole 
 Plats wc Ihou'd h.tve '"iTi he , ant if St. !/i.v ; , we 
 found an error whu h atnounred at lead to .is much as 7.1 
 Leagues. 
 
 Wccamcto an An' hornext at \'>'..r. one of thi- Ii'tsv,. 
 of C «;, , a p'ace of i.ue prc'tv much M'lted b our ^ 'f 
 /•.ii,i;V/'' Ships. Theic lllandsare four in oMii' ( r, ■, *■ ""' 
 
 .;>.(; tr',i.f,,f;„rN,7. and A;.-;; .■ , at d he;, nil ic ainii II Fall V.,,',,?,', 
 and Welt of one another in a parallel, escept ./•.;; ■,'f'.',., imt •■'., i,c 
 which pits out a little to the N, rth. 'I here's liotie of 
 them all but affords 'cry pool rJii'ihiii?, th.i' M.f.:ii,i 
 has the bel'i charaiiler upon that A> count froin alf the 
 ./i i/.'./t/j that inhalli thereaUjiiis i and next ii> Mr^.-in, 
 the llland of n,.:»</o has the Reputation for the bclh 
 .liipjyii is extreamlv hiph Land, and mo.leratcly 
 tniiifiil too as far as fomeof the coinirr 11 Keeelfaries of 
 Life do po, but Uyoiid Kine and (Joas Cocoes, Oran- 
 ges and I iinons it has very little to pretend to 
 
 As for the (Joicviiment of th, ife I llan.ls at the time ofTh.-Owcm 
 our being th'TC, /h';ii-;ei!r, had 110 lels than ten [K-ttv "'-" ■''i''>^i« 
 I Sultans 111 it, ,V/air/.- had three, ami 111 ,f;..i;;>,M rul'd an o'd ' ' "'' 
 Suli.uu Is tli.it was as it were the .Smeraipn nf ihem all, 
 andtowhomall the rell repaii'd fi r Iiillice In th in civil 
 and cr.minal Caul'es 'I he Sultan that governd in that 
 quarter of ,\Ji ».-.■,-, where we an hor'd, kept all hisS ib)c:K 
 in luchextream awe, that no Man dared fell us lo much 
 as a Coco nut till Iblemn leave was planted l„ 1,,,^,, -j-^ 
 open a 1 rade, ihcfefore we were obliged to leii.l (bmc 
 Men alhoar in or.ler to the jiioi uring of it. Thelc king 
 landed, were receiv'd and entertain'd by a c.Miaiii 
 Governour under theSultan, whomthev fouti.l litriiig up- r-.i^w. 
 oil a Mr._tof Straw, wrapt in a .^'.atltlc of red an.i'"i>lew 1 .nl^-'' 
 Linen,beHdes which he wasall bare,oiilv afirr.- ch.'cniei'd <■ "'•■"'■"■ 
 Cap upon his He a,!. A Imall I'refem made h m, eaiily 
 procur d his (iood W.ll and Conlent to the Peoples tr.adimt 
 with us, which he prefemU lipnitied to them by M -llen- 
 ger>dil"patcird for that piirpofj. Wbilc he eiiterrain'd 
 our Company with Cocoes, hchimflf larchew i;g Beetle 
 and burmOyller Shells mixt with thcKcinclsof the.Arec- 
 ca-Nuts: '1 hele Nuts arc hr>t and biting in the .VKnith draw 
 away a conliderable deal of Micum, Itrengvlien and fix 
 the Teeth, and us all the Phy lick thsy uu o ilieic parts 
 
 They'll 
 
 lirlt 
 
 . I i.Kii r.. 
 
 M.ri I. Unit. 
 
 .«■*■' 
 
150 
 
 Objn vat torn on the Comori JJles^ &c. 
 
 lib. 
 
 n ' 
 
 
 ! .» .! 
 
 I' i 
 
 HjoiVi. 
 
 T!n-' Suiiani, 
 
 Tlicy'll ir, Vc .iMintlutis mtiKMtoiIiciiil.clit amlpiiMy 
 Iio.uloilaulK' iiril lariiip, .iiul liy licp.r.cs will iliaiipc ihe 
 Tccili fniintluMrri.iiiir.il white, iiroa lullv Maik. which 
 is ore of 1 he etliills of them tlmttlic Moycli.uts priiicip.tliy 
 ailiiiire them for, (iiire Ti'cihof that hew arcreikon'da 
 rarr of very pre.it ncaiiiy aivionpll them. 
 
 The Tuwii wh'ther o.ir Men went to thi<Goveriioiir 
 \v.i« call il /■■■"/ "■", Imo;! al'oiit fomc fo.T le.ip'ic^to the 
 E.ift liJe of niir Ko.nl ; the Pei-ple ii\lile very inneli i>f 
 ilie;ii, and p.ne them ■ .ifter the Go\crrotir's Treat was 
 over an I.mertainmem at cue of the pnnc.pal i.lcns 
 Hr.ufes. 
 
 In the firft p!aec Water was I'roeplit r.i every Man in 
 a Coco-llcH to walh his Haitiis in, anJ for a Towel a 
 jv.rtel of the Kinds of the Ci e". Then they br.wpht in 
 Iviil'd Kiee eover'ii o\er wirh roaHed Pinntaiis, pieecsof 
 Hers and Gonts broil'd ; their Ideal was made of 
 Onlcus Iva'en and nii\-t WMtli Hor.ev, and fo fried; and 
 for Dr'nk they ha>l Talmeto-Wme and Coeo Milk. 
 Tlicv I'ont lit crofsl cppd down upon the Floor .at their 
 Aleais aN the M-l imri.ji.! and af Fiallcrn I'eople grncrallv 
 ilo. l-nr in a ni'indeciit manner upon Benihes, all roimd 
 ih.'I'.iMe, wh ch Hanil' hiph upon Trcll'-ls. 
 
 Thi'ir Hon'.es arc far fro'ii beinp rich or (Vateiy, yet 
 thcv arc kept veryfwe.'t and t'.ean, and there's as nnuh 
 nca'iH'f.^ in all rl-.eir Fiiriiitore and Ho'fl.old-lli'ti", tlio" 
 IV th.pp at ad for orn.micnr and tine ll.ow. They arc 
 Imilt with line and .S-one, fma'l and 'ow ro.'fM, 
 P an^cr"d m the inlide with M.rrar, and withont fenc'd 
 r.iend with Cares; at top they have only Rafters of 
 Nl'o'd coverM over w'lthl eaves. They ha^c their iirrlc 
 (; ifdcns.idjoninp to them t"0, whu h arc piloil tn with 
 ('a"es, lilt hardl\ afford any thing clli.- U-fides 1 obacco 
 and I'lar.c.in 'I'r^es. 
 
 T lie place where the Seltan commiinly relides is Dr. 
 vn-\ the chief Town of that part of the Illand, and 
 dill.u.t aUmt three Miles *rom i-^nibmc the Go\ernours 
 TovMi. We had noi pportnnity of fccinp this pLiee, tho' 
 the lord's rmbaHadunr fem fomc on purpole to \ilit 
 theSnlran; but he happeninp at that time to be at K:»»- 
 lOuc, the Journey t) l^w-c. was picvcntcd. lie pave 
 thcfc I'erfons a contcors Reception, and niadc them Dine 
 with him very familiarly ; as for any thing ellc he ap- 
 pear'd nothinp greater or Itatelier than the Govcrnour, 
 and was not to be known by any other mark than that of 
 the pr. fonnd Refpcdl wh'ch all the reft paid him He 
 alliniHS the honourable Title of \erljj'.; and calls him- 
 fclf one of M.il<)i:ct! K'.ns-mcn ; a thing that a 
 World of the hl-.i- wcti-.iis do pretend to, that arc no 
 mere a kin to \Ulni:ei thfin rhcy arc to Af/'-j, and arc of 
 a far lionelUr ra.' tl'an ihey would n akc the World be- 
 lieve tliev arc by that Pret.ntion. 
 
 In ll.rrt thefe Sulinnv of .i/'-.uir aie very mean I'orry 
 Fcl!(.w •, if ore may prcls by one ot t'tem that came to 
 the l.rrd Iinbal'fado', r ; a poor "are fo'.ted Rogue, that 
 
 could n-t pretend to any hiphe 
 
 t.lt-ir Woiiitn 
 «i-.djl.irchi-. 
 
 iiifofrr'liom 
 
 Trade than for a matter 
 ( f fo'.-r or five Rials of Fipht, ar.d when he could not 
 If hi'. Parpain, fell to K-):pinp of Shroc^and J^ockings. 
 'Ihivwasonc of the High Blood t.f the I'o phct, a Kins- 
 man (if Al.i/">H)iV, Frotiier to the v-»>'-', .Sublnjtan of 
 Mcyll/t, and no body knows w'hat 1 elides; a Man would 
 rather have taken him for fonie rafeady Uervilc or beg- 
 ging Saint that was roinp a Piiprinupe 1 arc Fort tn 
 Afire/;, and wanted a p.-irof Sheoes to help him over the 
 nipped way. 
 
 "ThelVi pie of thisCi nntry are very fearful of letting 
 their Wuincn be fc?n, and as jealo'is too lealt any Chri- 
 ftians fliould fee their Moftniets or any of the Rights t.f 
 their .\/t/w'c//;n Devot'on. C^nc of orrWcndidbnt go 
 into a Village fo far as to be fpicd by one of their Priolts, 
 who immediately fell a fereaminp, and made Uich a Noife 
 as;f aTropof Ri.Pians h.-.d been come to kiuKk them 
 all on the Head ; all the Women were Hut up clofc within 
 Doors, andthePeop'c were ir the greatelf tuir.idr ima- 
 ginable, thre.itninp the ^'.an if he came near their Church 
 that they would ccrrainly kdlli'ir. Now a Man miclu 
 fafelv lee all the Riches of their Mt l.niets, without lieirg 
 tempted to Sacrilege, as well a'^ the belt Charms of their 
 Women, withfui anv pro ocatioiis t) vnchaif Delires ; 
 but ludi is their rn'icr'oos Fancy of a mightv Saniihty 
 amonrit thimfe'.ves, ami as great an Impurity in the 
 Cl'riUiiins that tl.ey will ni.t permit anv thing of this 
 1 iberty. 
 
 A certain A/ o .'//■ Pi'or .it this place gave us foinc Ir- 
 fonnations, which 'tworld be very well worth while to 
 ir<iuire into the '1 ruth o;. He affirmed that on the So ith 
 lide of S'. /..J -.if i-e there w.is gooi! Iloreof Aml">eigrice, 
 .Till. Co.oes (f tlic Sen ; that the chief part of hi* own 
 Country (which lay in two Degrees ten Minutes North 
 Latitude upon the Coaltot l/'kk,) wonldgivcus a good 
 
 Lading with Marfil, Amb'.r and Tinta Roxa. That -n 
 many placesalongthe Coait of .Ihhk towards A/rr,,,;,/'- 
 .;«(• Mr-s.iJr^xa, &c. wemiphtTr.idef(rGold and Silver 
 and particii arly that of the latter, they had a great deal . f 
 GoKi mixd with Sand and Farth al oi t the CounM\ 
 whichthe Inh.abitants made very light of. He gave alfo' 
 knieai count ot the Countries raines between A-/'i<, ,,;.•. v« 
 and/'i,7'n?r,'.„'sDominions,and by liisownChart re'dified 
 ours m lome Refpeas, as to the diltaiice Utwee,, r„, ,.„ ^ 
 .and the Main, and raling qui-e cut tome Klands which 
 were laid to the Soi th lidc of ,\;;r,r, there Lcinp in 
 reality none fuch at all. *" 
 
 ■J he ^:_<x■,^h.^ir>^s have propagated a Notion 'that thcr. 
 Current lets at iliis niacc hftcen Davs FaHward, and lif-o*;.;' 
 teen Days Wcitward, and tifteen Days lies ftill .md ' 
 lets no way. But this is very idle Difourle for Sca-m'eu ■ 
 the Crrrentm^cs here- let nioll certainly and coniUntiy- 
 o the .South Welt, that is the (laied covrfe of it Knvv 
 before the full ot the Moon it h.id fuch power on the 
 Fill, and the Flood, that we never woond at all but 
 at the iih Monn .and Spring 'I ides wc rode r.pon the 
 Flood ;,pa nit the Current, the Current rnniiing rnder 
 .atuithe lidc above, and the Fbb winding l-..^!; with the 
 Current. So ih.at th'S ftrange pretended alteration of 
 the letting of the Cmvnt, is indeed nothing elle but the 
 influence of the [-.de, v- hich at thofe tfnes high'd to a 
 matter of lixtcen Foot \\„ter, and w.as powerfi'l cnouch 
 to overcome the Current; and there's no miracle nor 
 mylicryin-h.s. that the Courfe of the W.iter nou'd be 
 dilfer.nt when the lidc prevails over the Oir.ent' from 
 wh.it iwns when the Curient was Itionu cnorch to 
 malter ti.e '1 idc. And that this is the true .iceo-n: of the 
 matter is pain, bceaule the Spring being palf the Cur 
 rent return d aii.l took it's regular courfe again, as we 
 found when we were at a dilfnnce clear of all the Fddics 
 ot the IlLinds. For tho' 'tis true, that when wc weiphed 
 trrin hen.e.wc were fet the firltD.a\!ta(lward .nnd the next 
 Wetuard; yet thcRcalon of thai w.ise identlv from 
 the Fddies of i,.,„;,.v oneD.ay.and /ipr^e /,.• the c;ther,ar,d 
 being out ot the reach of them, it for the future inHu- 
 cnc d Its only to the Weltward. 
 
 The varying at A/yf/.i is lixtcen Degrees forty Min v-r,^.i 
 and wc make it to lie under the very fame Meridian with '""P- 
 CapcSt..f;,j;H7/;w; and from hence conclude that the""'' 
 JUcs ot St. i ,n,-n,ce ought to be laid tn the Ealt 3c or 
 40 Leagues, and fo all the CoalV of the Main ( leine 
 liroadcr than the I and in the Chart ) ought to be fct in 
 proptDrtion to the Fait ; for tho' the Longitudes be 
 ever (o falfe in themfeKcs, yet they are true iii their Pro- 
 p<irtionsto one ant ther. 
 
 We laifd away from iIk fc Klands for th:.t of rf„,„,^ 
 lnth;s Conrlc wc had very great trouble with buftling irn- ^i^'IS 
 pctu.ms W.nds about .•//./^«„'. r.--,> ; M the while the ' 
 Moonwasbclow the Horizon (being then in the fecond 
 'eprce increaling J they tore and meed afier a molt 
 iicrrible manner, but when the rife they were onet ai-d 
 Itili ; lo Ibver.iign ,1 1 ady is ,lx of the Weather in thoil- 
 parts, .and lo much depends upon hcrlntlucncc and Pre- 
 fcncc. And therefore let thoie that have occ.-ih'on to An- 
 .lior hereabouts m the Night t,me Ic careful to av, id 
 Handing over the rocky Giornd where the Wimls will 
 cenainly tone them frim their Anjiors; but chufe to 
 ride where 1 me defence may be afforded by land""'''" 
 againit the Molcnccof the Winds beating from the Hills I:;'".''' 
 Bur the belt way will be to touch at Cape G„ml^f,i • and ' 
 
 lo l.lil from thenec to Abi.uiclcnur. the next Morning by 
 break of Day, and when come thitherto Antlior upon the 
 Welt fide of It in feven or eight F.ithom under the low 
 land ; or if they can get no Anchorage to keep to t'le .South 
 hdc in the Night, Icalt the Winds and the N.rthcrlv 
 Current pur them too much to Leeward bef ire Day bahc 
 TheWindsdrn't keep tleadily to a point ii( twithltambn.' 
 t.ic Aionf n. but Inmetimcs blow >-t'\h l.y Weft and 
 S. S. W. lv:t vcrv leldom to the Fait of tlie South. ' 
 
 [hap. XXV 
 
 Wc bought 
 being very new 
 fcdly liquid; 111 
 of Fight pr K 
 let pound and 
 * One of ou 
 pnrti nity of 1 
 not uiiprofital 
 "of t.inc'ih thj 
 
 *'•' 
 •" 
 
 We came to an Anchor f rtt in i. 
 
 ■v>:.;n:, ai. 
 
 then 
 
 ^...^. ... Ill i.,.v,.-'i/, ;;i. ' men in 
 
 Or :ih., R,„id, whichury well delervi* that name for the ^'■ 
 dc.ighttulnels end peaccabltnelV of it. Hetwceii tbe Wi- 
 terand the rapgut Mountatisof Ti,-„e','r, •,(■,, ,,-,t, bri,'m 
 tlictwo httle rl.mmocks (that lie on 'tiic k-.v p„int 
 withoitthc I and to the Fait Mc ) S. F. and the low 
 Land (;h.itw.aeb.i|t by North of vou in J-»«-.;. Road) 
 North Welt by Weft, and l<. ride very lonvcniently in 
 ten Fathom urh n ihre-efounhs of a Miie of the flioar 
 lour Lat.t. e lure is thirteen Degrees fivoMinutes 
 varying ciphrr ■ n Degrees twenty Minute^. The (Jrourd 
 white .Sand, I ut rocky, fo that 'twill be needful for the 
 .Sea-man to coatch or booy his Cables. 'Lhe Kinc of 
 Z cot-rn gave i.s a very civil Rcccpticn as he .Iocs -^o" a'l 
 that are hkc to prove good Cultoiners, and will lay our 
 their Aioney with hmi. 
 
 Wc 
 
 lih" Ai 
 
 111 »!' 
 
 jlile 
 111 r If in 
 
 .ri.lW- , , 
 
 ;, J, I makes a much 
 " that's pet intot 
 
 rX- .'*'""'•• "hited 
 1 ;utlemcnis, ai 
 but within lide 
 „"'"'"^ King's I'a .lie 
 '■■ V.>ir.i..l nrpht 
 
 h s upper Kt 01 
 iheiii Ware-hou 
 li.'es fome e.tan 
 of their I aw, 
 their Saint^. A 
 niiiltcxcufe the 
 Paieee; for Hi 
 Trade .as otlie 
 Fvity Evening; 
 vv th their Face 
 polture the Ki 
 Heads ; but tli 
 t tv, lealt the c 
 'Zeal of thofe K 
 their Dev 01 il n. 
 It .ippenrsthattl 
 Relipiriis Fxen 
 divert them ; f 
 ol'taineil the la 
 tune of DiviiK 
 Watch there 
 fo taken with t! 
 on in his Work r 
 Llod to come ai 
 The Kinpdoi 
 under this Print 
 fil'tcen to ciphtt 
 the Mountains, 
 but only fromtl 
 wiih them, aiu 
 this, to ailill 
 Men, who are 
 ,,„,„ Our little all; 
 ri:ii.S«-f.)r F;ii/.i, and 1 
 we landed and 
 and Ccreiv.cny 1 
 reeeiv'd by the 
 ftoiii of theirs I 
 tifit, and th.at 
 Pockets of tho: 
 Character indei 
 nature ; Init ih 
 retinue, which 
 upon thePrivi 
 cwre no farther 
 chief cxcufed 
 very narrowly 
 and ether p!;ic< 
 Country, whe 
 his Purle, or a 
 but if he happi 
 butthcGincrr 
 it quite away. 
 The current 
 the old with th 
 alxiut h'.e.Maii 
 luces at the en 
 light. TheM 
 thirty of theii 
 Drams. The 
 Thirty three 1 
 much abort th 
 are of fevcral 
 others lefs, ,vhi 
 be vervcalilvcl 
 Th^: chief 1 
 mult be as weli 
 vcrv l"'litleche; 
 of Buyers or 
 iitolt ilo differ f 
 count of thefe. 
 hhlit in this Ri 
 ni.i; ner of It. 
 Piduics, Toys 
 
 |,V C.'ura 
 
 A Sit- 
 
oxa. That in ^ 
 
 ••"J 
 
 vards A/f^rtw/-. 'M 
 
 
 lolil ami Silver, m 
 
 
 1 a prc.it ileal cf 1 
 
 ^■'> 
 
 t the C(Hin;r\, ! 
 
 
 lie p.ivc alio M 
 
 
 ivtcn Ms-f.,d::xn .9 
 
 
 tiChart icdificd M 
 
 (111 wt 
 
 «:tWi.-l.'ii "n.'-n rt fl 
 
 
 c Klands which X 
 
 MfpiriA/f-^ 
 
 there Leing in fl 
 
 ,.■,.. 1 
 
 hap. XXVII. /^'^fi^orj' at Cran galor, (src. 
 
 1^1 
 
 S'otion'that the,., 
 (hvarcl, and lit- Cam 
 
 lies ft ill and 
 ■lc for Sea-men; 
 and conftantly 
 rle oi it. Kow 
 
 power on the 
 id at all, but 
 
 rode i-.pon the 
 
 running t-nder, 
 
 I'.iil; with the 
 d alt'Tation of 
 iR ellelnit the 
 i<-'s high'd to a 
 )werf il enough 
 1" niiracle nor 
 .Iter n-.oiild he 
 c Cr.rrent from 
 nng fiiorgh to 
 
 aeeov.n: of the 
 
 pa It, the Cur. 
 ■Ie ag.iiii, as we 
 f all the Ikld.cs 
 len we weighed 
 rd and the next 
 : idently from 
 ■•• the other,anu 
 e future inHu- 
 
 ecs forty Min.^")^° ' 
 Meridian with ^™e"^'' 
 ;Iudc that the'"'' 
 the Eaft 39 or 
 Main ( Icing 
 ht to be fct in 
 Longitudes be 
 ic in their Pro- 
 
 • ^«j«,l. 
 
 Kit of X^fcctor/i, 
 th bnftling im- wirfj" 
 he while the 
 in the fecond 
 
 after a molt 
 ;frc qiiict and 
 caihcr inthofe 
 ■ncc and Pre- 
 )Cc.-i(ion to An- 
 rcful to av( id 
 Jie Winds will 
 
 hiit chufe to 
 'led ly land"'''''' 
 rom the Hills. ;:n 
 • tinrilirfii'^ and 
 : Morning by 
 itlior upon the 
 indcr the low 
 ■p to t|!o South 
 :he Nrrthcrly 
 'ire Day light, 
 twithft.inciiiu' 
 y Weft, and 
 Soirh. 
 
 . ai,' then in 
 '. name for the ""''"'' 
 rcen the W.i- 
 ,011 n-nv bring 
 tiie lev point 
 and I he low 
 ' -171:1 !>. Roai! ) 
 ^n\cniently in 
 
 ot the ftioar. 
 
 five Minutes, 
 
 1 he C;ro\ind 
 fcdfiil for the 
 The King of 
 he does 'a a'l 
 I will lay our 
 
 \Ve 
 
 Wc bought fomc quantity of .Aloes of Iiim, which 
 being very new, or I'y rcafon of the Sun's heat was pcr- 
 
 ftiftl'y liq'iid ; I"-' '"^"■''^ ''' '^'^''" '^^^" ''^^ "^'■' "^ '^'"' ^^^^^ 
 
 of Kii!ht ;«•• Kintal (each Kintal containing by our Beam 
 
 I c ) pound and a half )for which rcafon we bought the Icfs. 
 
 * One of our Company who was aflioar h.ad the op- 
 
 poitinity of making li'inc Obfervations, which may 
 
 not unprofitalily ) be here annexed. '1 he Kings Town 
 
 of T..mc'iii that niakts a very fair ft.cw in the Road, 
 
 niakcs a much lef; handfomc appearance to a >pe»;tator 
 
 that's gft into ihe mldft of it. 'lis built of Inr.e and 
 
 ''^■;'W" Stone whited o\er, has ibmcthing d orn.aux-nt (rom 
 
 miwirc lattlimcnts and Pinacles that Io< k well at a diftanee, 
 
 , Tt.lt but within lide one hnils it but a poor forrv Toun. The 
 
 Oo for ril- 
 nr. 
 
 After a coniidcrable ftay here axSurrt, wcfail'd .iway ,. 
 for the Mil.ibrir Co^(^, and came to an Anchor in the,,'. . 
 Road of Cti/lcc:it. The King's Deputy was vei7 quick- j**-"* 
 ly difpatch'd to bid us welcome in his Mailers Name, 
 and loreprefentthc carneft Dchre he had to have a Con- 
 ference with us upon the matters of Trade. That Prince 
 was then at Cr.K.if.i/..,, bcliegiiu; a Caftic of the I'ortk- 
 ;.'.fVf, with \\ h(im he was at War, which was one of the 
 brll encouragements that ciuld be given to our Hope of 
 a Happy Seulcmcm in Ins Country ; for as we dchrc no 
 betryr prolpeOf in a Foreign Connrry where we pretend 
 to Trade, ili.in to lee it clear of the /'c.'w. i-r, (o there 
 IS nothing that thvy rake for a worle omeii of tlie decay 
 of their Interi ft- any where, than to fee us com.c and lit 
 dou'namonpft theiii. 
 
 'IheKingof C,i;^'.-iHf dedr^ng our Company at Cr.u:.'^.^^"''l 
 ;; .-. », vve went thitlier to Inni ; and here what tavoura-d «<..;•,■ 
 Iile CJrants, what Imnniniries and Privileges could be ""'''''"' 'I" 
 thought of that ihould not iir.mediatdy be vouchCafed J;';;';^^!'^,, 
 and confirmed to us? An i.n7j:ih Factory muft be c- ii w''is Capt. 
 ftablilli'd in his Co'.T.try ; and to invite ns to it ( be fides '»■«'■"< Com- 
 all the Cou'u-on txprciiicns (.f (Jood Will to our Na- [^ .'V".."! 
 
 tion, he otfer'il us a very good Honfe rent-free, and ih't w,™ 1- 
 .1 total exempt'ou from all Cuftom, T.ix, or Duty what- ''>''■ ■" 
 loever,for all Co. ds Ivrh imponcdand exported out of his f '■""'*""' 
 
 l-'iniii'ions, 
 I to leave any 
 
 And vvh., ;■. is ar th.it time we w. 
 iiuar.t'ties 01 Merchandize fc.r rl 
 ory, 
 
 re not able wuhiln; 
 e burniir.rc '"'•'' ■"""■ 
 
 rin 
 
 i:r.it • 
 
 great quail- j and Support id a ba'dory, having been already at "T 
 to the and now going t.j other p.iits ; this (M'jedion was re 
 ire ( f I'lioved bj' his Deelaiation, that 'twas no matter for a 
 
 Erc».f. 
 
 ».V CiiOT 
 
 t - n ii S*- 
 
 King's I'a.aie was fnch too as an ordinary GentK man in 
 ;>.7 Vt/..( nrght poilibl) n-.ake a Ihift with ; and wliatc er 
 h s upper K( oms were, his livvcr ones were moft of 
 them Ware-houfe-', and W.trd-robis ; in which latter bc- 
 liiies foir.e c.tange of Clo;hs, r'.ieiewere kept the Keoks 
 of their 1 aw, Relig'. r.nd Hirtory of the Lives of 
 theirSaim~. .An.l as fv tiic ithers the Ware-houfes, ere 
 nmftcxciilc the rinding fuih apartments as thefe in the 
 Fal.tce; for llii Majelty isa Merchant, ind lives by his 
 Tr.ulc as other Honeft Men (f th.-.t Profedii.n do. 
 I'vtry Evening at Snn-fet th'- '.'eople fall 10 tluir Devorii ns 
 with thiir Faces turned towards the Weft, an.l in this 
 pofture the Kii'g comes and throws Water upon all their 
 Heads; but ihi. had ni;t lucil t.i lein an 
 t ly. leall the cold Water fhould ftrike a da:iip 
 y.eal of thofe Keligioiis PufciiS, ar.d put out ihe 
 
 their De\otiLn. And by one PalVare that occur il allioar, | prelent liipply of (ioods; but only that we laid th 
 it appears that their Mmds are not f.) intently hx'd in their Foundation of the Faofory by leaving fome of our Com- 
 Religirus Fxercifes,! ut a little matiermav be fi ffieient 10 , pany thete, which "vouM be n PL-dee to him of our re- 
 divert them ; forthis l.':i-if' Manof our Company hawng 1 turn th.; next Year with 1 ctter Provilions to perfect the 
 o'.'taineil the Favovrto be prefent in the Mofquet at the ^^'ork that was now b..-gi'n. He alfur'd us liktwife that 
 time of Divine Seriice and happening to pi.ll oi.t his we might every Year ha\e at leaft one Ship lading of 
 Watch there ; the Pr'-eJ'having fpied that fine thing, was 1 Pepper there, and the certain vent of all our Ccmmo- 
 fo taken with the ligh:, that he had not patience to hold|diiies. 
 
 on in his Work ans lorgcr, I ut prefently left t ft fcrung of | L'p.in thefe Confideraticns therefore it wasdctermin'd pj.i,,.. ai 
 God to come and ft are upon the Watch. JthataFadorv ll.nuld be eteeted at C,,?/,;'>/o., and accor-cn'.ij.'.'- 
 
 The Kingdom of T.ntr.cit in /l.,ibln Fcr.'ix, which is dinply what Men and Goods we could allow for that 
 under this Prince's Father, lies all along the Coaft from 1 pi'/pcfe were fonhwith fet afhoar. The fubftance of 
 fifteen to eighteen Degrees, and Northward advances to .this Agreement between the King (f C,://;-c-((f and us was 
 the Mountains. The J«./;.j have Tribute all o'.er //iv-/';.(. ' ^'r.awn up in a Writing, and tranfmitted to us by him, 
 but only from this King of J'.D-Mc/', who li\es in peace , "'ith this Promifc over and above, That if he recover' il 
 with thcin, and makes ro other acknowledgment than , the Fi..t of C/-«)i^^/oi- from the Pcrrw^wfj^r, it Ihould be put 
 this, to aifiH the T,;'i\s tpon any occalion with ^000 I '"to the Hands of the l-.h^^ifh. Wc make the Latitude 
 Men, who are alio to be paitl by the T;i kj themfeh es. ; at C',-./-i-, t i i Dcgiees 1 o Minutes North, and the varying 
 
 Our little art'airs at s["'i""'.' Feing ended we fail d away ' htteen Degrees forty Minutes. 
 ■\Mliidin, and came to an Anchor in i'liv/'i Reail. Here In our paftagc from hence towards Cape Cfmoriii, we 
 we landed and the Lord Fmballitdour with all the State ' ''ad the lick to take two or three P(i.-f;(j;Mf^!' Prizes ; their 
 and Ceremony beli'ting his quality, and he was as well' pri'icipal lading was Grain, Sugar, Drugs and Bcng.ala 
 receiv'd by tiie Grandees of Sa .-t. But one bafe Cu- Stuffs; had wc treated them according to their deferts 
 ftom of theirs ocealion'd fome difputc and dii&rence at we had burnt their Ships, and taken c^ery penny-worth 
 fii-ft, and that was their examining and fearJiing the of their lading away, tho' to let them an example of 
 Pockets of thofe that came afl-ioai-. Th.; Fmballadour'st)""ftefy and Good Nature, we Ihcw'd them more Fa- 
 Charader indeed exetipted him fiom any thing of thatjvour than they could have cxpeded, or would have 
 nature; but then they preterded to pradtil'e it upon his Hicwn us in the likccale. 
 
 retinue, which tho' he opeiilv protefte.i againll ftanding It is proper for a Ship bound this way to ride at B)-/);ni'o« '^'''"'^^'' 
 uptai thePri\iltge of an Eniballiidour, • et could pio'-' till the end of .\//r.c/', and not double the Cape C-mcn'w, """"""' 
 fwre no farther fa\ our than only to have lone few of the Fecaufe of the Calms, and the Current fetting South to 
 
 tlie,\;.i,U'^.,v; but th'^n at that time the Eaftcrly Monfon 
 ends. This i!n';; ,',..■, >; is about lixteen Leagues from the 
 Cape, the Cr uric letting South Fall by -South, a bold 
 and free Coaft ; it is a 'I'own fcated m a little round Bay, 
 and to be known bv a long white Breach to the North, 
 and tothe South all high Land, and in the fame parr a 
 great red cliff near the Sea. The Latitude here is eight 
 Degrees thirty Minutes, and varying fifteen Degrees. 
 
 Haling doift'led the Cape Cnw-iii our Ships parted '*'''•' "^ ^' 
 Company, the '>r^.;,.H and the i'cpp.'.-Cmi going dircclly Colitc 10 i». 
 for y/rjMf.-.i, anci we in the /'.v/'.-.c'i/ox firft for /fo.'.'/im. »"<"• 
 But our ftay at ih.it place now was but fliort, and Bufincfs 
 I qu.cldy obliged us ro follow our Company to Sutn.trrr,, 
 !We had I'onie 'I'rade at T.-oi and (■'/•,-.i/«.(/i for Pepper 
 but the other Ships had fiirnilh'il themlelvcs with the fame 
 Commodity at .1.1 ai, tho' 'twas all tr-inlported thither 
 from thvle nlaces. This Pepper Trade is brought 10 
 ./c/.f« by the King's paiticular Order, and for his own 
 particular .-Vbantage too; for he furccs the Peop'c of 
 T.ioo, &c. ro bring theirSpireto him, and Ii) puts off his 
 V,vi :f Ceuimi ditie~ in truck for it. at what Rates he plea- 
 fes; anel kjuwny times he lends his .Merch.andiceto thole 
 pla.cs, and fells ih:m oft" upon the l'| ot, and then to be 
 furcihere'snobujing norfelling for any other, till ail his 
 Ja'i'i. isgi lie oft'. 
 
 'Ihefe places !alt ukui lined on the Illand, are ccie- 
 b'-a ed onlv for a pk-Pt:fi-l projiic'tion of Pepper; but 
 •here are o hers which belide; tiiat Co'i-.tncdity yield* 
 
 chief excufed too. As for the interiour firt they were 
 very natrowly I'earch'd eviry Wanrf them, both Pockets 
 and ether places, .according to the rude Fafliion of the 
 Country, where a Man nivft pay fi-ra Rial of Eight in 
 his Purle, or a good Knife in his Pi cket, rnd not only fo, 
 hut if he happens to ha\e any rarit ' about him, ten to one 
 but the Governour, under th.' pierencc of buying it, takes 
 it quite .away. 
 
 The current Coin of S:'-.\it isRia'sof Eight, of whicli 
 the old with the plain Crols are belt elleem'd, and worth 
 about five. Mamudics a piece, tho new wi'li F ower-de- 
 luces at the eiidsof the Crofs go at 4 ' if they be not 
 light. The Mamudie is a ci urie Sib er Ci in. containing 
 thirty of their Copper Pkc, each Pici- being twche 
 Drams. The /•J^/y.'Shiliing if it be v\ eight will \icld 
 Thirty three Pices and one half. Their Larines are 
 much abott the \al'.'e vf tlv-- Mamudics, l-.iit th,.- Kupics 
 are of feveral forts, fome worth half a R-a! of Eight, 
 othcrslefs, ^vliich if a M.m does not mind •..• .d he may 
 be very ealily cheated. 
 
 Th" chief Trade is managed by the Vi^ni.iii', who 
 mult be as well h ok'd to as ihe Money, for they arc 
 vcty |"btle cheating Fellows, whether the/ act the parts j 
 of Buyers o:' Sellers. '1 he Weights of every Cit' al- 
 ir.olt I'lodilfer f;-im one ano'Jier, lo .har to gi e an ac- 
 count of thefe. mult be to g-.ve a complea-. Hillory of 
 /N./.-'.iin this Rel[rCt. Ihe Trade at ."■... c/ lais'S in all 
 ma.nerof ;..;;//■, C/;,--.id <;-.,-: >'i.n.luiuiuc. 
 
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 I'lCtuics, Toys, Drugsandail kind of Spices. 
 
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 y.imt'i 
 
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 152 
 
 Di /tempers abroad tfje Fruit of Intemperance. 
 
 JtmH. 
 
 PjF^jmo), 
 
 Itmft. 
 
 II' People «t 
 
 "^r.tnhi wliicli lii'^on the EalWUlc.affjriis a lirpc Cirain'd 
 Pepper, like iliat of l'iin»i,in, n place not acknowledging 
 the King < f /I hi's Sovereignty, as do tliofc which he on 
 the Wefteni tii!e. 
 
 PrlJ':>>ii->i, Iclidc"; the lirft Popper np-^n thclflaml, pro- 
 ducts the fined Cold, ard in the gri-ntelt p'erty ; but ilic 
 IcMvperf fthc Clininie is fr) very Vad, that alltheRichc* 
 of its Mines, can t make .iircm's fur it. 
 
 R-i-.'/', ftdtlic Nor'.h of I'ir'f-'iri-i) Mc'd» gocd (lore of 
 Bcrjr.min ; nn 1 Cortn-tingi, ih-.- f.tive No'>le Comiiifdi- 
 ty wiih Pff-<>.-v\ anil a'l il-ofe places are inulcr tlie 
 King of /iV'"i."s Cmuvand ■ Thar is, ihey arc rea'ly a 
 part of his Doirinion, ai'd thcv'U receive hi^ Orders widi 
 the ntn-cll Sid'HiiJioii, and lli''w of external Rever.ncc ; 
 Inu ih?y'll o' cy \\v\v r.s they thir.k tit, ,at lealt as far as 
 thi-v can have ih.-ir ( v:n W.lls, sviihoiit an open Coi tra- 
 dition of h.s. 
 
 ^r.d this we *o n ' hy Rxpe-'enrc ; for wh;n ..ir other 
 Sh'ps can-c I'iiher to T:c and <'. 1-ni :r,\ riiiriiip the King 
 cf 'Ic' h's 1,' txrs a',ii>p w'th them, they niide an old ftir 
 with kiirng t!ie letter, nnd layii^g it upon their ll;ads, 
 to (l;cw their Kcpcclto it ; b- t ha.dly any thing of the 
 Contents of it wou'd the Heathens perfirni. And ih.y 
 are fcnietimes In wicked and rnruly too that v;e (liall 
 have a h'm'rod Crifes div.wn upon us ■( we r,-fiife to let 
 theni have their Wil's in ta'-iirg n\tr Cio'hIs v.pon 'Iri ft, 
 (I • at their ( wn Kntes ; not to nictuic n 'h.'r 1 riiiils and 
 Cheats, by fa'fe Weirlits, Mil-n-i k'nlrgs, di\\n.nj:ht 
 '1 hieving, and all the M t!i ds of rliat kincl, th.it can 1 c 
 pnriVed bv an Ill-minded People. 
 
 r-it thcfe Dili >rdcrs may I'c eafily r 
 plai..' 'o the Court >)r /I 'cn. ai d the T 
 
 '>ificd by a Com-! kind 
 
 -i;.i li.id bert have I Iti many plac 
 
 ft.ort, he pack'd up, and ftolc away fro m the place (, it 
 of the reach of the Elephants \ being rcf olv'd to liavc r.o 
 more of the King of Achen\ Fatherly Co rrrdion, rcr Ic 
 tofs'd inio his Duty by thofe furly Execu t ioncrs again. 
 
 Several of the reft follovv'd liis Kxa n ]'!e, and mnnli'd 
 off too tho' ihoy were t.iken and brcught back); l,t 
 however, the King took this fo ill, th ai iinre they did no 
 out theinlllve?, he Icconded them fo far, as to (l,ut tlic 
 Door upon them, and to put i;s in pcll'tilicn of d\ir 
 Hoi'fe. 
 
 All Bufinefsdifpatch'd at ,Vh«^;./j, we left that Id.nnc', (^., 
 and went for limt'.ni once more. Here the Peppcr-'i i.aic 
 was very brisk, and the Prices run conlidirably hifh, o.-. 
 calii'n'd partly bv the numi er (jf /'^^A and y.i.giji Ships 
 trading for that Comnicdity ar thit time. Bet the ni.i.ii 
 Reafon was the great Koiie made by the Di7.7, of vsH 
 Sums of iMoney brought ever this Year by than; tlicy 
 pretended to have i6ooocc, Ria's r,f Eight readv Money, 
 lying by them, vyh'ch tho' p'-obablv a'mccr iVoalt, and 
 made wiih a Delipn to out-brave usj vet fo f,ir nnimatjj 
 the covetous '\:iuj\ and ;-/.r-,',r»., that' they prefently hui- 
 fted up the Price of their C( miiiodities, and refoUed to 
 make their own advant.ir,' bv it. 
 
 1 he ill Condition we foi nd a great part of our Men in t'- 
 belonging to the Factory ( f tin'-' place, renders it need'- ' ■ 
 lary to make fomc littie Kc'.'...:': on upon the noft pinl .i-i ; 
 bic Canfe as well of manv ll!n.ll'es here.as in fever.il i.tluri) '■' 
 parisc f the /.i."^'- J' ,/>.(. 'Tis true, noplace is, nrcanlr"~' 
 per.'ce'Hy free from Diftcmpers; nor no Conftitution fo" '" 
 Sound and har]iy, as nt t to lie cpen to an Invalien of thiol's.!' 
 
 where v\e Trade, the Air isn^aligran 
 
 :h ap- XXI 
 
 nf S-l!r.ititt Rn 
 
 |l., B iljm the Montlis ot 
 Winds arc ver 
 Inill, thisistol 
 it daiigcioes i( 
 tl;e lindinp of 
 WV.irher. and 
 M'l' n, being I 
 SyM)f 'pcrhap 
 fonof the Yeai 
 
 jii. 
 
 ♦ ■;■ 
 * 
 
 Some fi 
 
 nr 
 
 galo! 
 Aleini 
 
 a care th'-'r Vi'lanus d r't n ake a Ko'f- in the Ears of arul infe>'>;oiis ; onr Vat'-'r t.-iinrid with fon:e hurtful or 
 th.it fev ere Prince ; who if he knew of their Proceedings, lUftprecable Qi'ality ; the Provilicns we are f re 'd to take 
 
 wou'd make n' thing 10 cut off the I cps nf a hundred of 
 them, and this a gctle PenilVment toi .And in order 
 to keep them the better :n awe, he iloes o'ulervs that point 
 of Policy, to plant lis Je/r/;,-/' Officers up and down a- 
 moiigft them ; 1 \it thev are either too often as ba! as the 
 reft, or clfe are i orr-.pcd by Br ',>es into a Negligence of 
 their Putv, and Cor.rivaii' e a' the Crimes of thole they 
 fl-.ou'd rcfonn ; (i) that there's little Redrci's, many times, 
 tolx; had, by an Appe.il rothcm. 
 
 The T"';iw .", another /;) »///.' Ship, had, as well as we, 
 guim.rt (,f,Q| p[.. fg do with thefe ritde People at Tvfo . And tho' 
 
 A(;i,.'CTr.irt 
 •t w*i l-fi f,;r 
 a FdC*.or)r. 
 
 they had "lorten the King of //./',//'s Letters to U'ar upon, 
 yet they found it pretty hard w-ork to bring the infolcnt 
 ■JivcTw; to comply wi'h the Contents of it. That Ship 
 had agreed wi.h the K'ng of .; /f; for a Faiflory there, 
 payinp Cuftoin .is otlior Nations did ("which was Seven 
 in thcH'.ndred); whiJi put the .'J;/r>/ into a very great 
 ferment. 
 
 Ard as for o\'r oth.'r Sh'ps the '^rr?/), and Pcpprr-Cr'n, 
 tho'diey h.Ti! fix'd Ma rers \<irh the King fora "Trade at 
 T\c', yet the t mc rf ifir.t Tr.tde was liniited but to tv*o 
 Years, after v:h ch the .NUreh in'S \^ ere to r^p.iir to ./e/ru 
 it feif, which the Kt £ w.isre'ob'd ro make the 11 ain Scat 
 of Bullncfs. 
 
 At pref:ntw?fccin to have the le'ter hand of the Trade Man's inlide wire made of dry combuftiblc Matter it„« 
 upon thi; Illand : Trie /v/.i hrid their ihare here too, bit [ would go ne.ar to fet him of a 1 phtPire. Now for Fec-'t 
 K.of„*-/f.,'i tijcy ;..,-ivc dilr.-ftcd the K ng of ,1 /.'), and made him in p!e to come where the raging Heat of ilic Climate coiv.- ^"' 
 fonie mcafurc their Eremv. One \i-ay I y which they af- 
 
 up wi'h, nany iiir.es, r-or fo nicely fnted f. ihe Temper 
 and Dilpolititn of our BodicF. which ate uf.d to oilier 
 Methcds in our own Native CliA, arcs. Bur tho' all this 
 betruc, and each cf tlufe L\ oi-^ is wide enough to let in 
 •a fatal Di(tcmp;r, vet none does it f ) certamly and ctfe- 
 cf-ually as th.it of Intemperance. A Man may podlHy 
 rreferve his Body in got d Temp, r in a bad Air, an nr,- 
 hcahhy SimI, an.l with difagrecaMc Pood ; provided he 
 will live foberly and regularly, and docs not debauch 
 his Health. 
 
 Now this is the common Crime of our F.u ofcavs a- 
 broad, in thcfe Eaftern Covntries ; they let hiofe the 
 Reins to .1 liccntii us Appetite of Drinking, and are ne- 
 ver well but when they are pouring down all the ftrong 
 and fiery Liqurr.s, which the Cale-harden'd JnAii-.r.s their- 
 felves are us'd to. 7he Aratk Houfes arc continually 
 crowded with them,wherc they lit Gi^zzling whole l'Ja)s 
 and Nights together, making a Sea of that fealding Find 
 in their Fellies, which proves more fatal to a great many 
 of them, than that of Salt Water, from which they 
 come. 
 
 ♦ This is the great Drink at B.vitim and S:.m.itrr. ; a--, 
 thing of that \ lolent heat and ftrength, thu 'tis a wonder'"'- 
 how Natire dees to overcome it: And ceitainly, if af:"' 
 
 idllipp Out 
 
 With rhi 
 Vutrh. 
 
 r' 
 
 \i-ay 
 fronted hitr, w.-,s, thcT den-,andirg an CfScer of rKirs, 
 who v>-as cntr-ain'd ;n h's.Servi e, and comn andcd fome 
 parr rf his Fleet <;f (laTie-that w:re delit'.ncd for M^Ucc.r. 
 But then the i\f s'd. hi;n a Sh p, which by an old Con- 
 tr.-.ift he alfirm'd wa. due to h'ni : ,-^nd tli hcightncd the 
 Difference fo far, ih.it he ftiivid themconvng afhore ; up- 
 cn which Account the /X t ■ were lorc'd to comply and 
 relign the Ship aecoidirptothe Agreement. 
 
 Ami it may lie this M funderftanding might have worn 
 off, if by a ficlli Coiueiii|'t of the laws of his Country 
 they had not renew d it and llirr'd his Cholcr a third 
 time. 
 
 'Tis a ftatcd Law ar this p'ace, that none niuft come 
 alhore till the King has lent them h.s Chop, which gives 
 them l.iccnfe I'o to do. Now the /J«/c.' Keiident hcre.?r 
 ylci:-i, imagining orprctindinp to a nuirh greater (liare of 
 the King's Favorr than it lecins he had, made bold to 
 briup, a (ieneral < f his'wn C' unry afliorc, without th.it 
 Ti'kcn of his Welcome, and the King's 1 cave ; which 
 bcini: ki'.own, the King fen: f 't the Reiident to Court, 
 ani' had him we, I tofs'd by an Elephant as a Punifliment 
 for hs Pre frmptioij). tho" the Fr.ghc was more than the 
 real I 'ani.ige : For thofe Cicatnrc. are taught how to ina- 
 nr.pe .-^n hxcerrion fo, asm give theOfl'ender fuch a por- 
 tion ( f Pu:iiu,inent, m( re or Ids, as 'tis defign'd they 
 Ihou'il. The /)(-/./ -»v<), lold the King, This was lefs 
 than his Crime I'eferv'd ; .md 'twas a vciy Mild and Fa- 
 therly Curr,cli' n that he had given him : But yet, in 
 
 mantis all the Temperance and good Management in tlieT," ,' 
 Wcrld ; to (it dc.wii in the middle of theTorrid Zone, a J. 
 and feaid their inlidcs with burning Spirits, while the S'.n',^':':: 
 is roarting them w.thout ; tins is almt.ft as likely a wavi',''.' 
 rodie, as to leap into a flaming Pile, o;- a boiling I'ir-'-i; - 
 nace, and a .Van may cxped it one way as well as th- j!,„';; '. 
 other. Men ovght not to live here, as they might !ivc,it-,t> 
 were they ftarving in the hroftsand Cold of (.lendti:,!, cr 
 iV«rt ^mL:.i ; nor drink that while they arc n'oltinc ;n 
 
 kccpchcm from i'rccz.ng 
 
 Ind>, that won'd be (ufficicnt to 1 
 under the North Pole. 
 
 And yet aficr all the I ivrs that arc thus ficrific-d to 
 Ric.t and Intemperance, thofe lend CourRr r.iuft rot be.ir 
 the Blame cf it ; the Fault is in the Ah-, or the D:,t, or 
 the Voyage it felf ; tis any thing kills them, but their oun 
 Ex-ravngancc .md Unrulincf«, and no f.',;in v ill charge his 
 Diath upon he harmlefs Araik. "I'wei-e to be v'-'di'il, 
 that 01, r .Sca-mcn and Favffors ai read, wou'd ;r,(,re hi ici- 
 ly oblerve:he Rules of Mor.ility, and Sober Living, in 
 this rcfpcd^ i and net render thei'nfelves incapable of til- 
 ling up their .St.itioiis, and doing Publick Bnlinils, by .in 
 IniUilcipncc in thofe LilKrties ; wliich an- at once a Ke- 
 proach to Human Nature in general, a Damage to '1 heni- 
 feh es, a Dilfcrv ii e to their Ci untrj , and an Affront to 
 their Sacred Religion. 
 
 From h.v'Uwi wc were bound home for I'.nglm:! ■ And .\,,r 
 conliderinp the time of Year that wc went this Courle, 
 we offer it as good Advice to all Ships coming tovv.iids 
 the Cape at tlus Scafon, rw t j take up at .ui Anchor ll.orr 
 
 rf 
 
 I 
 
 ■ N the for 
 
 (ci'.Iing tl 
 
 Contmen 
 
 per to the 
 
 Arrival. Our 1 
 
 .ill the Potenrat 
 
 llie hail never V' 
 
 Fricnillliip and 
 
 C; L-c:,r. 
 
 That Prince, 
 Notice, yet was 
 to the Engiijh, 
 with the i'mtu^i. 
 But that Band i 
 initead of Favo 
 Pr:nrc is prcpai 
 invited to take 
 fiiefs of the Wa 
 routing them en 
 V.ilour and Strc 
 r.iblc ufe ro him 
 hleCaufe indin 
 ■„,.., tuw.irds them. 
 d rpii'J Voyage he ni.id 
 t »• y ■■1; f,, rt wa,s lb fairl' 
 n-.t, inihcf'nieApplicat.o 
 '. means ot a Af/i.'i 
 h."d defircd him 
 Fiiterrainment 
 fl.ou'd come ini 
 riiercaling Fami 
 fcnal Vidrry o 
 d;fjHile the Prin< 
 hr.ive Pcrfon dii 
 dahlc Endeavc-u 
 and Honeur of 
 nory, which v 
 was. 
 
 Tiif^ A an 
 
 Sjmorin, g 
 in thcic T 
 following I 
 
 U' 
 
 I 
 
 JXdereccn C 
 
 -■lie '''''''•'"■ ^■iVAIIt I. 
 
 ;,.,, ;:■■/ 1)1 ); V KJiy 
 
 '::.:h. n\ili tlinc I'ligliVl 
 
 ".■•.'.• t:ii Dc^^urs 
 
 i.'rii crmcr/hir t 
 
 r'-t, inhi tn h.'ni^ 
 
 As r l.tv: he 
 
 ..'^' r '/■"'''' '" cmmtiii 
 
 I 1 ■ .•, cz/.y iiinci). lie i 
 
 "■^ '■nc wc : Ti did 
 
 '' garor, Atui to paj 
 
 '•'■ l//.tH(/ tUierf\ 
 
 i\iV.a, /-.iiU in (itc 
 
wTlCXlX. Farther Account of the faBorjat Crangalor 155 
 
 1 tlic place (i i!t 
 olv'd to li.i\c r,o 
 rrri5>ion, rcr Ic 
 (ircrsa(;aiti. 
 'k", ami man li'J 
 lyht l-atk) J ht 
 liKc tlicy did pu 
 r, as to fliHt the 
 ;ircircn of il\;r 
 
 ' left tliat IflniK', !^„.„ 
 lie Pi'ppcr-1 raitc 
 ItraH) liipli, 0.-. 
 iiul Ii.^ijl Slii|-s 
 .-. Bi^tilic nia.ii 
 c Dt!.l, v{\?\\ 
 
 liy than ; thoy 
 ht re.id\ ^lonev, 
 nicer Boalt, and 
 : fo far anhnatcj 
 icy prcfenrly hoi- 
 
 and refoU ed to 
 
 irt of our Men in i 
 renders it need'- ' 
 I the n.oft pro! ,\. 
 s in leveral other) : 
 laee is, or canl r"~'- 
 ) Conltitution I'o ' ' 
 n Inialion ot thisife 
 I 
 
 Air is n'ar;j;ran 
 1 fonx' hiirtfnl or 
 
 are f re 'd to take 
 •d n> the Temper 
 are iifid to oilier 
 
 But tho' all this 
 c cnciugh to let m 
 rcrtamly and etfe- 
 \:\n may polllW) 
 I bad Air, an iin- 
 lod ; provided he 
 Iocs not debauch 
 
 our Eu opc/iiii a- 
 icy let loofe the 
 king, and are no- 
 Avn all the (Irong 
 rn'd Indii-.r,! their- 
 arc continually 
 g whole Da>s 
 fealding Fli id 
 I a great many 
 roni which they 
 
 [,■,1 o-.< m 
 
 of sl'.<-.<>ia Road at Icaft, but rather to put in at Vcngmn 
 Iiland. and Anchor there till the Wind (live them. In 
 ibc Months of Drc.-mlc; Jnmnn, and Vchrue.^y, the S.b.U. 
 Winds arc very furious there, from the New Moon to the 
 l-.ill this is to be allowed ; yet notwithltanding wc eftcem 
 it Janeeroes 10 ncplcd this'placc, in lioix; of St. I!clc>iti, 
 ,i.. liikUnq of winch is very uncertain, and thicic mifty 
 \\Va;lier, and fniall Aifiilancc afforded either by Sun or 
 MoMi, being likely enough to blunder the moft skiltul 
 i,.,;i,,,' fpcrhaps to the lofs of Men and Ships), at this Sea- 
 fonof ilie Year. 
 
 In our paffagc between the Bay of SoLl.mU and Iingl,v:l, 
 c faw great Qiwntitles of the Sea-weed call'd Sitrr- 
 ^iffit *, which lay in long Ridges at foinc diftancc from 
 one another as the Wind drive, with which they conti- 
 nually alter'd and (liifted. It has a Leaf like Sampler, but 
 not fo thick, and a yellow Berry very fmall : Wc found 
 it fcattering about from XX Degr. 3 Min. North Lar. to 
 ji Uegr. 
 
 Wc hnilh'd this Voyage, coming to an Achor in the 
 /JowMj in M(iy, //. D. 1617. 
 
 • See the 
 Voyage made 
 t>y tiitf P««ff, 
 where 'lis 
 di-(trili'a a 
 hjviiig i 
 whirt; Hcrry, 
 whiduhcte- 
 forc proha- 
 bly wai an<x 
 ilKT Ibrt 
 
 Chap. XXIX. 
 
 t-Z Some further Account of the Proceedings of the Faflorj at Cran- 
 J' aalor, in the King of CqXgcxxk! s Country. Taken out cf th? 
 %Ien!on.ils of Mr. Roger Haves, Re/idcnt at that place. 
 
 hu 
 d( 
 
 ail 
 
 lid S:,m.ltr^, J a'Ti 
 .. 'tis a wonder" ' 
 ceitainly, if a ; 
 "lie Matter, it „»;,;; 
 Now for Pec-^i-s.. 
 Climate coni-j.™'^ 
 lapement in tlieT-u..: 
 Torrid Zone, -^ »k 
 while the S' ii',/,' 
 likely a wavt', .1 
 a 1 oiling I'l r-M''; 
 ,y as well as tli'-j.,„;;., 
 they might Iive,ih(:>- 
 ol Kiiectilir.:', tr 
 are r.ieltin!' ;ii 
 1 frcm frceziip, 
 
 rs fi':r;(ic''d tn 
 p r.iuH rot bear 
 or the Ui.t, or 
 , I utthciriuii 
 i<i!| ch.irj".' ^■•> 
 re to be vfl, M, 
 iwW more ilriCV 
 ober l.ivinp, in 
 nc.ipablc ol td- 
 Bulintl's by an 
 at orce a Re- 
 mage t,)l licm- 
 1 an AflVont to 
 
 Ev^'it'.h And .\,w,. 
 ■m ihis Courle, 
 rominp towards 
 ,ui Anchor ll.ort 
 ft 
 
 IN the foregoing Voyage wc haic fecn the Etigl^p-^ 
 (ciiling theiiilc'lves in a new Dwelling in the Ealtern 
 Coniu'ient, and a potent Prince (hidierto a Stran- 
 ger tn them), giving them a kind Welcome at their 
 Arrival. Our Nation had made her Succefshil Vilits to 
 all the Potent-itcs and States ainioft round the bhiis, but 
 (tie had never yet made any conliderablc Attempt at the 
 Fricnillliip and Correfpondencc of the Great Sr.morin of 
 C; .■«,.'. , , r I ■ 
 
 That Prince, how vv:<T:hy foevcr he might be of this 
 N'oiicc, yet was hither '-jLtrdly capable of lieing a l-riend 
 to the r.>igii/l\ becaufc of his intimate Correlpondencc 
 wiih the \'orrii!^iir:;r, their moft irreconcilable Advcrlarics. 
 But th.at Band of Union being broke, and the Ponn^^ii^^e 
 infuad of F.^vov rites now proelaim'd his Enemies ; the 
 Prince is prcparM for a new Alliance, and the l'.>i;ili(h arj 
 invired to take their places. And befides the prefent Di- 
 flnfsof the W.-ir with the Pmrupi-:;^!; and the Delirc of 
 1 routing them cmiicly out of his Dominions (in whiclithc 
 
 Valour and Sttenpth of the i,*;^'//'.' might be of conliiie- 
 rable ufe to him), there might probably be a more valua- 
 ble Caufc inclining tho S,^m:r!ti to this Friendly Carnage 
 » j,,,^.,,to\vnrils them. For the Noble Captain llomitoii, the lart_ 
 E r 711 'li Voyage he ni.ide into the /j; . Am, (when the Vice-Roy ot 
 ■ "■y."^ (.irt was fo fairly and throughly beiten by him) had made 
 fc.''",'^''l,(,f.me Applications on the behalf if his Country, by the 
 |o^i..Vr»i'« means of a ^ inH.-h.r Captui'i, to r.ie King of C.Tl.cut. He 
 •»"■"' h.iddefired liini to move to his Prince, that a favourable 
 I Futcrtainmcnt nviglit be given to our Merchants that 
 
 t n.ou'd conic into iris Ports : And this, together with the 
 
 cnctcaling Fame of the I'.r^lijh in rlicfc parts, uprn that 
 fcnal Vidf ry over the whole Power of Vortu^rl, might 
 d:fpole the Prince to ) ield to thole Motions.And lince that 
 brave Perfon did not live to foe the Fruit of his coinmen- 
 dabie Uudeavcurs fur the Good of his ("ovntry, the Prailo 
 anil Honour ot it mult lervc to adorn h-s Name anil Me- 
 n'ory, which will be far lofs mortal than he himfelf 
 was. 
 
 l\\f A a T I c L E s of Atirctmcnt bctwtcn the 
 Siirnorin, an;! Capr. Keeling^ «cre cxprclis'tl 
 in thcic Tcrtns, and compriz'J under tliefc 
 following IkaJs. 
 
 T JKdereccn Cheetc, the ( 
 
 /j.'Samorir.e, f.-. Ti James 
 
 .jj cf (Jreat Britain, G?r. ll'irr:- 
 
 in'hc '" y'" ^■'^""' '"■•' Siiljcfl^ William Keeliii,c, l\fj; ^.iri- 
 
 ij,,,,;:./ Ill K.v A;/»_r,/fm i'h //■.- A7a;//> c/ March, Anno 161 5. 
 
 :.t^:iih. n'jl) ilrcc Fnglilli Shi::s f.t the I'oit cf Cranganor, in I.r.tl- 
 
 !:;.!: t:ii Dr^^nrs jiftcoi Minute;, r.iid ct my cf.rnej} SoUit ' 
 
 i.:h e.-me 
 
 ■II; 
 
 to l.r we : 'i'l'-eie n',.'i cincliiileJ /v nie for my 
 '■■: t, e.nj t'l ihni pv the Englilli Kr.tioii, <ti foUoweth 
 
 t 
 
 I'.ii. 
 
 As r lAve hen ever itn Ereniy to the Portugals, /(') rl> I 
 /. 'infe to eojitimie for ncr : I <{i herein f/iithfully piomije ti 
 .:■, r.i;H iomii.iie r h'l ict.d to the Englifli, r.tid my Siuc-jjo 
 '■tie- me : To ciitic.jvoin- the tiikii'g hi of the Fort (f Cran- 
 ganor, mui to JfijTf! the Englifh thereif, ,-i their om:, ve.'th 
 
 I".- \lUvkl ti.eitot 
 
 u! in i 
 
 W/'.l/l .')• tit 
 
 hnth 
 
 PfOvii'.Cii, Tiiat I f:ip fi- tJ liiifil therein 17 Hoiifi fir fiiKC 
 of mi own People, to ihe i.iind'er of One Jmndfed Pcifcni. 
 
 [ will d'fo cndcittiu , w'lh the /t:d of tie Englifli, herc-CMii, r-rt-i 
 nfief to tr.ke in the F^rt tuid'Fctr.i cf Cochin, teionging for- ""'■■'' ""^ 
 merly to my C.own r.nd K,irgdom, rnd tiien to deliver- it into l'X°'^'Jm 
 thepjfeffon of the Englilh, .« rltcir own proper Lmds /•.r.dfirheL'ilifii; 
 Poffifjions : Provided, thrt the Charge if tie Sitrpri:{c be c 
 fi.-liy km, the one h,:li' h 'ny Jc'.f, tuc other hy the Enrliili 
 X tion : /InJ the liemft of the Spo.ls thereof, in xohrjjceier 
 'j:'r.i:ty, the one hr.lf to belong me, the other he.'.f to the En- 
 glifli i\'.?//0W. 
 
 The Samorinc to he.ve no Rjght, Title, or Jnteref}, in iht 
 ifo'-ejnid Tiwn, Prccindt, or jlppiirttnttnces of Cochin f.t 
 r.ll. 
 
 .-/h.V f/if Samorlne <hth /-Ifo CyvenfMfir h'tnfelf, hit Heirs 
 
 .i^id Swi-ejfors, thr.t the whole Tri-.de of the Englith, in rohat- 
 
 Joever C^rimodities brr:ight in, or c^i' tied cut, fhir'l pny, yield, 
 
 or rJlow no ,n»nner ofC.ijlim, hnp:fition, X/.v, Till, cr r.iy 
 
 0. 'or Duty rf rohatfocjer (jiirJity. 
 
 And to thrfe Cc',en/:nts, vhich the/l:'>rt>iefs of time did net 
 permit to r.inptlfie ; /;/■:• Samorino he.ie r'-iigi^ujli Jwcrn by 
 the nrent God Iferv; to perform r.cccrdingly ; f.nd thtit not 
 only for >nyfclf, bi:t fir my Siic:ejfvr: rfter me : And in TVit' 
 neji hereof, have Ir.ld my I hind upon this ll'iitiiig. 
 
 And the f Aid William Keeling drth fromiji; to aeqiinint 
 the King's Mnjejly voith the Premiffes, nnd to endcwour Im 
 M.;irjly's "L'ndertnking thereof nccordingly. 
 
 As for the Proceedings of the Fadory (as far as ap- 
 pears by thofe impcrfciiV Memorials' they were not lb 
 liicccfsiul as one wou'd have imagin'd they might have 
 been. Where the Fault l.iy is hard to determine, clpeci- 
 ally amongfl fo fly and fubtlc a People, nnd fo perfei't 
 Dilfomblers as the InJ.ir.ns generally arc. The King car- 
 ried it fairly to thcni, and the People feem'd fond ot their 
 Company, and yet ibmc fecret Obftaclcs prevented the 
 growth and increale of Tiade. 'Twas fomc time before ^ittU, 
 they cou'd procure a Licence to carry their Goods to C.;-"^- ^- '<"' 
 kcut ; however, that w as permitttd after many Uelavr, 
 and the Factors went away to make a Trial of their For- 
 tuii^ .at that pl.ace. 
 
 Ac their tirft coming thither, they were forc'd to take 
 up in the Publick Cultom-Houl'e for a Scafon, till a more 
 convenient place was made ready for the Reception of 
 tlioni, and their Mcrchandice ; and if the Welcomes of 
 the People wou'd have done the Bufincfs they came for, 
 they had undoubtedly made a very profitable Work of it. 
 But tho' to have to do v\ ith good tcmpcr'd People be a 
 great advanfge, yet to be under the Command of an 
 ill tcmpcr'd Govcrnour, is a Difadvantage that in many 
 refpccts overballanees the contrary Advantage, and makes 
 it of little ufe and figiiifioancy. 
 
 Now this w.as the misfortune of the Eiigr,fl:i]\cK, thc-riieirSuflct: 
 Govcrnour was a perlidiouidiifeiiibling Fellow, a Friend msi !>y ih« 
 only in appearance to them, but a real Well-wilherto the '■••y''-"^"" 
 Portuguc:{e. He did as much .IS he dared, or cou'd (with- ^' ' 
 out an open ArtVontto his Prince), obilruCl the Deligns of 
 their I'radc and Settlement 111 the Country ; and wou'd, 
 had it been poliible, have totally dilportefs'd the Engliflr^ 
 and reltor'd the Portuf^ii.ie to their ancient Seat and Privi- 
 
 ii c. 
 
 !'( Cf:.ith three 
 
 It the Se.i-Cocji nine W^es there again. 
 
 Our 
 
^-Hc 
 
 154. 
 
 Captain Peyton'j Objervatiom, dCC. 
 
 
 11 
 
 w; 
 
 Our Fatlors being a little fcttlcil at CM ciit, wou'J fain 
 have given Notice to their Friends ami Correfpondcnts at 
 S»i-(!f, of tlicir new I'Hrbliliineiit here; Init tlic treache- 
 rous Govcrnoiir xroiiM not jiermit ir, till all ihc Cooiif. 
 Avcrofold otF, that thofc at S„i^r (as lie I'leteiuied) might 
 be the better cncourapcd to lonie thither too. And when 
 by his procurement a part ( 't tlie Goods were fold off to 
 the Merchants of C.i/r.M', they v.cu- fo dil'pos'd of, that 
 they had as good aiuiolt have kept ilicm dill in their 
 hands ; for the Culiomers he lu-lpil ihrin to, were fuch 
 as brought no ready Money ; and tho' fpccdy Payment 
 was promis'd, yet by their many IXIays, and lliuHling 
 Tricks, the Debt appear'd to be Irtle better than defpe- 
 r"-ic. However, after this bepinnini'. i>f the Trade, he 
 cou'd not defend himleU any longer from their Importi'- 
 nities alwiit feniliiig to Si,-,it ; \vlu> h was acccrilingly 
 done, tho' the Attempt was atceniled with a very great 
 misfortune : For the Meifkng^-r difpaieliM thiiherw.mls, 
 came back again with a Story, T h.ii he was beltr by 
 the way with ihieves, foumlly luateii, and roMiM of all 
 ills Money and 1 etters : The Circumitanees of which 
 were fuch, as afforded flircw'd Siif| iriors, thr.t the Fellow 
 was robb'd with his own Ci nienr, and for lii>own parti- 
 cular part loH nothing but his Hi.neliy. The Governotir 
 too hung down the flead \ipon the Kcport, and difeo- 
 ver'd fome plain Symptoms of a guilty Concern in this 
 matter. 
 
 New all this while the Merchants of Cr.\:u! and X.tJ. 
 f'paic, were bulie a bti". fng, but it was all upon thcStock 
 Mathsnii. of Cr. dit ; the Trade went on, but no Money came in. 
 And whether the Governour and the Delncrs had agreed 
 together to Iharetiie Profits of the Cheat betwixt them, or 
 110, vet tis certain, that they liid by Bribes procure him 
 to get the Payment detiir'd, and put off fioin one time 
 to another : So that if he was not a Knave of as great a 
 magnitude as that come:, to, yet he came as near the Pro- 
 portions of fuch a one as he well could. 
 
 The Siiinorin himfelf, all the while , carried it with 
 the fame fteddy Hand of Fa\our and Refped to them, 
 and no convincing Circumllancc appears, that renders his 
 Fidelity fnfpeifted, or refledts .iny part of the Biainc of 
 the Mifnianagement upon him: And if hcwasfalfe, he 
 wasib with a wondertui deal of Art and Policy, and his 
 Treachery was fo fine, that (if it could be a pardonable 
 Crime) it wou'd deferve it upon that fcnre. 
 ..^ ...V... But the Governour and the Merchants were bare-f.\c'd, 
 thcVtookwin comparifon; thefe latter cou'd find no Money to pay 
 jet their (j,ji,. yd • s_ but they cou'd for Bribes and Prefents to the 
 j«oney. Governour, in order to the fecuring his Proieiilion and 
 Countenance in their ill Ueligns. Some Courfe there- 
 fore niuft be taken, to force their Right out of the hands 
 of thcie People, or they muft refolve to be (till put upon, 
 in like manner, by e\ery Knave of the Country ; orelie 
 if not that, they muff quite throw up their Bulini-fs, and 
 bid Adieu to all Trade at CV /c. ut. 
 
 Now nothing cou'd give Jiem a more happy advantage 
 in this matter (had the bell Fancy beiM I'et a Work to con- 
 trive one \ than the foolilh ni'.d fuperlHtious Humour of 
 •Thli Was a the Mr.ll.-bf.rs *. From what titouth'ous Principle of Im- 
 
 l-JOIlg 
 
 The Method 
 
 1 pn; 
 
 •lied, is neither much ma- 
 
 £" "'."f,* pertinence their Cufto 
 
 Foll°y"nf the terial, nor very cleat ; bit a Ci'lio'u they had, of obfer- 
 Bramcni, for ving a total Aliffinence fi 0111 all irrtimer of Food, and 
 rtiey won't Wailiinc and every thing of that kitid, as long as the 
 Cii Ihc Most , ,, - ~ ■ 1 - ' 1 ' i"\ 
 
 nr< rhrrrci. E'-zhjh were withm their Doors. 
 
 rlc! Dictlr.i;, I'hefe People indeed ought to h.iie conceal'd, ordif- 
 lui tticB f[.f„i,igj this CulVoiii, if they had refilv'd nor to p.iy what 
 JhJirown, they ow'd ; or elfe they ihoti'd have t'ort:lied theinfclves in 
 •nJ •t their their Houles, and kept their Creditors tiut o( Doors : For 
 
 ^0 HiOKi. 
 
 ■.Vj, 
 
 Famiiie is as fevere a Punilhrnenr, as any the Sword of 1 
 Mag. trare can intlid ; and tis as bad every wh.t t., he 
 ffar\ d withm Uoois, as to be hang d without. And il,/ 
 they were m no gre.it danger of the latter, yet ni;r laclnls 
 were hue d to thre.lten them with 1 lie former and ihr 
 by getting into their Houfes, and ilecl.iring tlkir Rduiu 
 tion to Hay till the Debts were dif liarged. 
 
 Here the \' :IM^^u had three things kit t<. theii Choir ■ 
 each of which was attended wi'h its diffieulty ; elih r ".'i 
 pay tluir Debts, 1,1 deny their avowed Piiiuiplci of'e.T. 
 ing With Strangers in their Hoitf s. or tile to iiarie wi-'i 
 all the'r Provilions about ihtiii : The litll was olln-ii'', 
 Violeiuvto 'iemper; the leeond to Culioni, and pcliai^ 
 to Religion ; the tliutl loihe Laws of Katuiv, am) Se't 
 "ivkTvation. In lliort, they cliole the firll f,f ilio ilvc.' 
 Sell -love prevailM, and they agreed to p.iy ihui IM-ts' 
 tho' iliey were nr t hniielt in fo tlo'i::^ ; no nor.' i|i.-.ii,'( 
 ■jhiefis honeff, ihai religns ihe Prey' that will Iv h'-,\l 
 Irom him ; oraRelv! isloy.il, that •■,ues up a Forr wi'kh 
 Faniinc, and all the Plagues of War, wdl let hilii hold 
 no longer. 
 
 By 'l;i« Policy they pich'd up a conliderable part ,jti,^ 
 their Debts, tho' it caine in leveral Drdileis, a little p.ir- 
 eel from this Man, and as nnieh from am ther ; Kill ■ !o\- ^ 
 ing them with their Company, till ihev cou'd .holdout! 
 no longer, and ihen lifty or a hundred Fanos wou'tl eoii.c 
 out to piiKure their Re!e.-.fe, and llnd the itwi;,';//. ..oin^ ] 
 From whenee it kxnis likely, th.-.t the ,\:rMki,.- ,W\ i-u ' V'' 
 fulpedb that the .■',■.:/.//■ werearquainn-,; with that Cttitom - • '-. 
 of theirs, whuh gave them fuch an ailvantage upon th.in -.l'- '' 
 tor elle they wouM have guarded their Doors, and ki-p-u;j..'^„ 
 them out ; had they been fure the others came with a 
 dedgn to make fuch ulc of It as they did. 
 
 But it muff be own'd, that belidcs "their own Eiidt a- 
 yours to recover the Money due to them, the Sr„:^, ,. 
 himlelt took fomc care ot the .Affair, atid employ'd fomc 
 of Ins Nairo's to g.ithcr up their D;. 'bts for tlicni ; but -h •■■ 
 Villains,tho they did no Bu(inefs,(u)u'd come and detnr .1 
 a Rcw.ird ; nay, go to the Debtrf.^Houfes, and kiu.v;-; 
 Money out of them to put in their own Pockets, and n.-- 
 vcr be concern'd a: nit bringinn away any for thofc 1/ > 
 cntruftcd them. >;.,-c was indeed .at this time, hardlv 
 any 1 aw, or Govern/pent, in the Counti7 ; andtherek.o 
 no |iiftice, nor honeft Dealing. 
 
 Ihe Pii/«;w-r, .about this time, came into CVr.-.- '• '>■ 
 Harbour, with a Fleet of thirty fouf Sail : Their we--.-' 
 only three MnlLd-.ir Frigats that lay there to enterta,;/ .J 
 tlicm ; but they did it io well, that the I'o.tr'^ur^r w. ■,■ 
 off with a great ileal of difgrace. Some nf'them t!-. c 
 were torc'd all.ore, were treated with the utirolt S'cmv- 
 ty, hang'd up two Days by the Heels, and tlien tols'd ii.to 
 the Dens of the wild Beads. 
 
 Thelo\al Go\ernour of the place had, .as it k\ nul 
 prepar'd very kindly for tiie i'(,./u;;;;;-:;f"smorc ealie A.:I 
 million there ; tor he was gone from his Charge, moll of 
 the great Guns were lock'd up, and they had notPov^der 
 and Shot for them that were in the wav, for abo\ e two 
 Dil'charges. 
 
 The S.unoii,! bufie in his Wars, fent Letters to our Fa- '"''^ 
 dors, wilhing, that when the y;«;;.V//.- Ships came, they ""' 
 would come to him at I'^neau ; aiid to make them at C.'-.- 
 halt calie in the mean tunc, bid them not be troubled 
 about the Money that was dee to them, for he would ke 
 them paid, tho' his jewels were fold to effed it. 
 
 Hnc the /Uccimt bre.tkj off, nnd tur Falio, s nrc mtfo k!>i.i 
 ,« to proccr.! 10 tell us, xrkthcr the Kjug 'f Calccut ivji * 
 god III his H'ord or >io. 
 
 JLib.ilHhap. ^^ 
 
 Some Obfirvacions of Opt. Peyton'j", concerning the Fnglifh and 
 Portugueze Irade, FaUories, and Acqmfitions, in the Faft- 
 
 Indies. 
 
 and havii.,T ha 
 that tlicy ha-.e 
 
 Hut then the 
 the liulaigenien 
 t,nn e'.ei- thouf 
 1 iili tliat tome 
 thev feize any t 
 
 And then tis 
 lion oi a Coiir.t 
 n,:.r toKij'lus 
 n.irhty advain: 
 ihrKvys ( f I'.n 
 kifesa Power t 
 niinioii all the > 
 v.idi Fone t.i 1 
 lieeetothe pio; 
 ilcnu-nt of a Pe 
 
 And if weeoi 
 we ll.all lind tin 
 I .mI 1 pon It. lolH 
 LiMi.»i;n{.aiicrlv. 
 
 ,,h-codft They have a 
 \il""- soMin. South 
 "I'ccth, and Sla\ 
 .At Mo^f.iiil'iij 
 At Momhrtyt 
 modities. 
 
 From all thi 
 
 the /(■■/ S-i-, an 
 
 f the Monfons, v 
 
 '; Juiy, ,7«;."/f,ai 
 
 reft of tiie '^'ea 
 
 both, being eit 
 
 of many forts ol 
 
 At Oi'hih they 
 
 ItoiiMht they trade int. 
 
 Ir/ji Galf p^^jj Quantitie 
 
 them, and othi 
 
 Ship or two yt 
 
 which they reai 
 
 Scptcmt'cr : Th 
 
 from whence th 
 
 of Eight), into 
 
 next to <io^, 'til 
 
 of in all the Eai 
 
 At Mmkct th 
 
 great Trade ; 
 
 domineering A' 
 
 in the m.olt fer' 
 
 give out their 1 
 
 down of other 
 
 At n.'«/, r 
 
 at Dili, in C, 
 
 Caftle. 
 
 Uniim is e 
 
 are fortified in 
 
 a Territory coi 
 
 in their 1 ordlh 
 
 S:rr:.kli.i^ 
 
 and borders up 
 
 and between t 
 
 (J.^irH, B.indr: 
 
 Ch/inl is a I 
 
 well feared. 
 
 Dr.ljiil has a 
 
 Coi: is their 
 
 and all the Ga 
 
 dezvcus of al 
 
 >;i:>.'' 
 
 Cvai ■■')'■ 
 
 y^n the 
 C-^A of 
 
 L KJ1. 
 
 4citli.ll by 
 
 H 
 
 E tells us. That when this laft Voyage into have, and take upniuih n.ore rocm in the F.nlK-rn V. 
 
 India was made, the Company had Fadfo- 
 ries feitlej at thefe following places : At 
 BjntiW, Jacatrn, Surjt, Anudrre/ir, /Igrr, 
 
 A:{mi:ic, Biampoit, Calicut, Majiilipittan, Bf.titniit, Sinjn, 
 
 Bcnjarmaffc, Soccadanii:, Macitffar, Achm, Jambl, Tetoo, 
 
 Jiij .-, 11'indn, Firendf) i:\Jrtfan. 
 
 As toi the Pctugue^i;, they have fpread their Intercft 
 
 ttiSwia^'^ "to 4 iitiitgiit Conpaii than ijie Bi^lijl: 
 
 than they ; and lelidvslia\e thisau\antage. thattl-.ey :,■.• 
 abtoliiie Lords and Mafftrs in n.any places; ihe\ ilj! .1 
 upon a Foundation of Dominion and Property, where .li 
 the ''''.'■/'•' »'■'•' cnl; Tr.aders, and whatever they d') :n 
 the Wellern, cla'r.i no Domini; 1, in tlic Laffern Wor'd. 
 Bur this may appear no icry gieat wonder, if two thiii'-s 
 be tonlidertd : F'iiff, Tii.at ihe l\>rtuyiic-(e were earlier m 
 {^eir Vilitsto thcle Parts than we j tjicy began bekre 1 , 
 
 84 
 
LifijiBhap. XXIX. //> g ['ortagueiQAtjui/itms, &c. 
 
 1.55 
 
 ly the Sworil nf a 
 every wli.t tobr 
 iihout. AikI ill.; 
 r, JirmM-r.iclnjs 
 oniitr, ami ihi- 
 ing tlu-ir Rduin. 
 .1. 
 
 ruoiiiciiC'iiok-j, 
 
 fiiiilty ; ciilur;,, 
 I'liiidiilcs <i[ r.i - 
 
 lie t(, 11.111 (■ U,;',l 
 
 lilll wjs i.iilrii: ; 
 l"iii, ami [vliiip^ 
 >':iti!iv, ami .Sc't. 
 irlt f4' t!io il\:c' , 
 pay iliiii l)il-ts', 
 MO ii'oiv ;li,-.i, ,^1 
 iia: will l-i' 1, ,v\i 
 
 'i:paFijiT,\v!iii.h 
 ■v'll Ice liiiu I-o!,l 
 
 iliilcrnblc pan ui'i 
 li-'is, .1 little 1 ir- 
 I'thcr; ItilUiin-rJ;*' 
 t' cou'd !i(j|J out " * 
 ir.os woii'il (.011 1. 
 lie liii^^ljh (;oii,f, I 1-* 
 Mr.lUlt,;,: i\n\ 1 (1 
 vviiluhatCiiitrni ' 
 itnj'cup.Mith m.ih'^J' 
 Doors, and kip irij. y, 
 icrs lamc wi'h \ 
 
 tlKM' own EiiJn- 
 m, I lie ,S>» „ 
 ,1 employ'a fon l 
 rrlifin ; Imr il ' 
 ronieandili'nn 1 
 fcs, and I'qiuv;'; 
 Pockets, aiKi n.'- 
 iiy for tliolc tl)..i 
 this time, h.irdly 
 7 ; and thercll .v 
 
 amc into Ci:lcci!i '!""• 
 lil : There were if^;^". 
 icrc to cntcrta'r, ': -tt 
 
 :>, 
 
 11, 
 
 *j, 
 
 •iVlfii-i in 
 lib COilt 
 
 aiulliavii.' had a longer time toVVork, 'tis not ftrangc 
 that ihey Lie done more BiilincU. 
 
 iUic 'lien tliey have other Ways and Methods to piirluc 
 ,hi' I'lilari-eiiient of their Intcrcit by, than the l.n^hjh Na- 
 tion cier thought lit to praiitife , or Inbuilt too. All is 
 I'illi that tomes to Net with them, and right or wrong 
 thev feizf ^"V thing that lies within thcirrcaih. 
 
 And then ti* a tine C(;mpi:ndious way to get the polTef- 
 lldM of a Coiir.tr>-, to have a Bull from the Pope ; and fo 
 cn:.i't>)Ki;'lits upon the Privilege of Relii-ioti. 'Tisa 
 n.ichty ad\:ii'tnge tobe the Sons of a Church, that has 
 thi'Kvys ( f the Nations hanging at her Ciidle, and prn- 
 Kiiesa Power to draw the Lines of Inheritance and Uo- 
 nnnion all the World over. Such Help, as thefe (together 
 v.uh i-f.ree t.-> make them cllednal) may very well con- 
 (ii'ce to the propagating of an Intcrelf, and the good Set- 
 tlement of a People .abroad in the World. 
 
 And if we conhdcr Capt. P-j'"' ^ Aei-oiint, that follows, 
 we ll.all find the I' rtugiic^^c ha' e thriien \ery conlidei;ably 
 1 pon it. 
 Baltcrly 
 
 To begin from the Coalt of /Ifick, and fo on 
 
 
 em tl' 
 
 aie of thi 
 
 ic utiroll Sen: - 
 
 iJdientols'd i:.;-o 
 
 ad, as it fe.. ni\!, 
 'smore ealie .A.:. 
 Charge, iiioft of 
 .' had not Powder 
 , for abo\ e two 
 
 cttiTS to our Fa- 
 hips came, they 
 nakc tlicm at ('..'.- 
 mx be troubled 
 for he wc.ulj lee 
 leA it. 
 
 lo> s nrc notfo kjiii 
 f Calccut wji m 
 
 glifh and 
 
 he Faft- 
 
 the Ealtern Priirs 
 ige, ihattliey n- ' 
 laces; the\ il.ii .! 
 ^■^perty, when.ii 
 atevcr they do ;n 
 L.ilteni Wiir'ii. 
 -ler, if two thin;'? 
 Xc were earlieri'i 
 
 began befcre i , 
 
 a..n 
 
 -'.Vi 
 
 .Upon tbe 
 ■>i'!"''' 
 Ciriii iiy. 
 
 Vpffli the 
 C-.n of 
 
 ititn. 
 
 They have a Trade upon the River Qiif.nic, in ii Degr. 
 so Mill. South Lat. for Gold, Ambcrgreele, tieplunis 
 Teeth, and Slaves. 
 At Mc^.-.>i:iit]uc for the fame. 
 
 At Mimln-{.t for the fame, in triitk for Gu:^uif.t Com- 
 modities. 
 At McgA.i'x.r for the fame, and (everal forts of Drugs. 
 From all thefe places they dr.ve i 'I'rade to ^: /■.mbr.yi , 
 the /(■■.•' i'-''', and divers other parts, cutioully obferving 
 the Monlbns, which blow Weltwa.d inW, '7, "Miy^^ini:, 
 J'liy, .■lii;r:,it, and part tf Scptcuibcr ; and Uaftvvard all the 
 rcit of tiie Year ; the fmall fpace in'eicepted between 
 boih, being either quite calm, or .an uncertain mixture 
 of many forts of Weather. 
 
 At Oimiii they make a \irofitabIc Bufinefs on't From hence 
 they trade into PnBi. /l,,ihi.i, and Imli.i ; they draw 
 great CLuantities of ,!^arl from It.ilfcn: hither, and with 
 them, and other I'cifiin Commodities, they fend out - 
 Ship or two yearly for Diti!, upoi- . ic Coaft of /).•.//.(, 
 which they reach in the end of . '4". *f, or beginning of 
 Scfttmbcr : This is as it were their JAint or Treafnry too, 
 from whence they poui-out valt Qjiantitics of Coyn ,'Rials 
 of Eight), into other places where they trade : In fiiqrr, 
 next to (;»':, 'tis certainly the bell Port they arc polfelVd 
 of inallthe Eait. 
 
 At Muikct they have a ftrong Fort and Caftle, tho" no 
 great Trade ; they arc not fomueh Merchants, as proud 
 domineering MalVers at thi.s pl.ace : For here they keep all 
 in the molt fervile Awe and SubjeiSion .about them, and 
 give out their Paffes .md Liccnles for the going ep and 
 down of other Ships. 
 
 At /)•■«/, near the Mouth of the River huhf, and 
 .at Dhi, in C,i<:^m,t:, where they h.avc a very ftreng 
 Caftle. 
 
 Dnnon is entirely inhabited by them ; and here th'jy 
 are fortified in .1 fublbntial Callle, and have, by Report, 
 a Territory containing a huiulred Villages taken in with- 
 in their I ordlhip. 
 
 Scrrn.k B-i^'n;, which lies a little South from Df.nry, 
 and borders upon the Dc:tiiiv.-, this they are polllfs'd of ; 
 and lietv\'een this place and Chiiiil, they ha\ e three Ports, 
 0'.i;;iV«, B.indr., and Mniu 
 
 Chmi is a large City, with a Caftle, where they arc 
 
 well fe.ated. 
 
 Dr.hiil has a Faiflory, but not any Fort. 
 
 ('•oi: is their ind'.-.n Met ropoiis, the Scat of the Vice-Roy, 
 
 and all the Gallantry of the TCation, and the general Ren- 
 
 dezvcus of all their Forces, both for Land and Sea Ser- 
 
 vice. This place has a large fl.arc of Tr.nie too : In lliort, 
 here are the ll^^nge(t Sinews that fupporr and hold toge- 
 ther the parts of their EalU'rii Emp;re, whiih were they 
 cut, the mighty Body wou'd cjuickly fall and drop all to 
 pieces. 
 
 Olio h.is a finall Fort ; hirci-r a Caftle ; and here 
 they trade for Pepper, Ginger, and feveral forts of 
 Drugs. 
 
 i\le:ti;i'lor and Cu'twr, both flrcnr;hncd with Caftles, 
 and alfording the fame Trade .as the turircr. 
 
 They are quite thruft out from C.r/i\-,(.* ; and the Siimr- j; „^ ,^j 
 ih:c is trying to do the like at Cri-r^:lor, where they ha\ e .i/*jt.w 
 a Fort iiotwithltanding. t.""**. 
 
 C'lI'i'ii is a place of con(idcr.i' vc advantage to them ; 
 the City it felt is (Irong, and the CalUelikcit : it enjoys 
 a fweet Air, a;ul has a picafiinr Si'''.it'on bv the Sea-lide, 
 with a very to;ivenitnt Ri\er for Sht'ito riile in. 
 
 Cvi:.i)i, Quilr.ni:^ T..c:r.ty.i, all of them defended with 
 good Caftles, and moftly till'd up by ilic /'c.r^j. /.•:;-, ci- 
 ther Laiety or Clergy : For St. l.ru-^\c-\ a V'lllage be- 
 longing to one of them, is entirely a Ncft of Friavs and 
 Jefuiis. 
 
 
 We follow thcrn next off from th 
 quickly ftep thither back again. 
 
 Cuntiti 
 
 "t, burllia'l 
 
 Miri-i; bctv.v:t Cnpe Cr)nr/-.'r, and Pi. >;•■,'.■ r;,;;.^ \;^ 
 Town wholly their- : ^oaH'o is C;/' »;//,o, and fcv^ralr.ther ,., ,.,,,.. 
 places upon that Illaml. They a"C Wi'i king tliemfelvtSa/ry'i./""' 
 in apace liere ; and if they hold on as they begin, tlic 
 K ng of (>)/(;» will, in time, vunie to call him of i'vrtu^.tl 
 Sovereign. Here they have a warm Trade for Cinamoti 
 and Drugs. 
 
 We now tern the Corner of Cape Ccworiv, and go up 
 the other iidc of the Continent. 
 
 At Kf.^/'f.trn ihey have a Fadory j but Mr.Hrpri; (or 
 St. Tic»:<:<j a Walled City is th'-ir own. 
 
 Up towards the (j'rtwjfrj, they have feveral fn'all Rcfi- '-'f °" '''- , 
 dencics, good Faiflories in fomejilices, and evcry-whcre^uX'"'''' 
 fnmc Atlvantages or other, that make i: worth their while 
 to fettle there. 
 
 In the KingJo:n of B.-n^di they are pofTefsM of a good 
 Town. 
 
 In J'l'^w they have a Factory ; and fo likcwife in /!,■<;:. 
 C.1II, and upon the River of M.ut.ih-'t. 
 
 At Jiinjuli-.o they have a great Faftorv', frcni whence 
 they lade vaft Qiiantitics of Tin for the Mr.'d'.n 
 Coaft. 
 
 At Mitli-.cci they are M.aiicrs of City and Caftle. which 
 are both very ftrong ; and in bcir.c; fo, they arc MaHers "rfli 'I-'" 
 of the bcft parr of the Tr.ide of all thofe adioyiing ;.";™;;^^'';7/ 
 Countries : For M.ilr.cc.i has very few Cities (if ain> that the Gji. a. 
 can pretend to Rival her all there .boi: s, fortheSo'e- 
 reipnty ot Trade. But here tlie King cf .khc , is en^lc.-- 
 vouring to root them out ; who if he fuceccds, pet- .i 
 Period to all thj I'c tug--J Greatncfs on this Iidc the 
 G.mgcs. 
 
 .•^t Micnf, an Irtand rn the Coaft of C/'/im, t!iey havoCo^l^ori'.'M 
 
 1 * 
 
 *J: 
 
 ' I' \ 
 
 a City with a Caftle, and, as the Report goes, a very 
 great Trade with the C'n'n.clc there. 
 
 In 'J'"!'"' they h.ave no Fort ii.,r Caftle, but only a F.a- 
 dory, that Prince being fo wife as to keep them otf at 
 Arms length, and not fuifer them to take any manner of 
 hold upon him. 
 
 And this is the Draught our Captain has given us of the 
 Portuguc-{c Acquifitions in the Eaitern World. 
 
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 1 5 6 Sir Tho. RoeV Reception by the Gteat Mogul, <Tc. Lib. IlH^iaprXX - 
 
 • N.tc. All 
 ihut re I (('« 
 
 bhiCit ur 
 N'l.t.c.l Ob- 
 
 Uivit r>: s in 
 thikjuuinali 
 |« infiruJ 
 alrcjdy irta 
 ihdt ut Capt. 
 ttvtn\.y <\\\ 
 
 whom ibc 
 went over. 
 
 w^. P I6lt. 
 Tlv'F-nb'f- 
 Ctilor (Itiut 
 for ihcCoun. 
 
 Chap. XXX. 
 
 * /;/ Account of Sir Tho. Roe'j Embaffy to the Court of the Great 
 Mogul : l^^ng in all the 'Particulars of thoje Iranfa^tions, 
 n-ith other things remarkalj'e that happen d during his Mode there. 
 Colleclcd jrom his oxpn foumal 
 
 i 
 
 B 
 
 Einp coii'c allioar at Smi-.t, ai-.J li.ivinp rcposM |wcrctlu'rc, fliouM not lie allowal to do it. 
 foil 
 
 K#vfwti 
 
 thcic foiiic little time, alu't my lotip and tedi- 
 ous Voyngc, I l)Cf;.in my journey towards the 
 
 Court ot the Gii.it Mci^iii, 
 
 Thcloiintry that lies between Sumt and lifinpnty as 
 far as it fell within the rcaeh of my Oblervaii'n, is for 
 the incilt part poor and barren ; the Towns and Villages 
 built of Mud, and other bale Materials, and hardly a con- 
 venient Houlc upon the Uoad for a Traveller to lodce in. 
 '1 here api ear'd xery little of the Pomp and Pleafi.re of 
 i//.i'>,or of its Riches and Frnitfuincls.this viay that I went, 
 tlid' i,rhtrR( ads might pofllMy difcour more. .'\t a cer- 
 tain Village callM H.ithcpoit, two Mile llinrt oi .i^.niijuot, 
 is iheir great Siore-houfe if Ordnance; I law .abundance 
 of Brafs Pieces there, of the /i/./M),-niake, which I'ccms to 
 be very irregular, thofe Guns being tor the molt part as 
 much too ll.ort, as the Bore of them (in projionion) is too 
 wide. 
 
 Between this and Biiinf't, I was met by the Cutwall 
 .• (or Mjrlhal) \> ith a good Attendance, and fo conduct d 
 '• tu the 1 oilgiiig prepar'd forme. But my Apartment was 
 A.cMv.r, ' J"- f" "ic'.iii ami fcandalous, that I ch( fe rather to lodge in my 
 J.iicris in.vi; 'J cut, than take up with it ; it cnnfiiii 1 of four iittic Di- 
 vilions, not fo iiuu h 1 ke Chambers as Ovens, being cx- 
 ac'Vly of tha* form, nnd a verj fmdl matter bigger. This 
 forry Treatment obliged me to fend the Cutwall word. 
 That I v,ould depart the Town out of hand, (ince I was 
 entenain'd no better : But he delird me to fubniit to it, 
 at lead for tliat one Night, a.id cyprcOcd fo much un- 
 wiilingmfs that I 'houlJ go avay in a difcontent, that I 
 yielded to Itay there. 
 
 But there was a more powerful Reafon to induce my 
 O.ay, than all the Cutwail's Prrfwalions, and that was a 
 kiiui of necfliity 1 lay under of making a Vifitto Sultan 
 l'eii[!~ (tlie King's Second .Sonj, who refided .at B:iinpoir, 
 at 'h:'.t time. Here he lives almolt in the fame Royal 
 Pomp that his Father does ; c vail Crowd of Nobles, arj 
 amighiy /«rmy is c er alxmt him ; and Cm Cnm,.), \hc 
 (jeneraliiruiio of the A/,'j»/'s Forces, manages all AHairs 
 under lum. 
 
 1 could not avoid waiting upon this Great Perfon, fincc 
 to ha\c pall him by, would have been interpreted a vet) 
 
 lUT ot" h s 
 
 Ritcpiiiii. 
 
 . Then I deli- 
 
 red I he 1 lU-rtj ot a Chair ; but that cou'd not be admit- 
 ted neither , tor his Highnefs anlired me, That no Man, 
 of how great Qiiality or Charader focver, did ever lit in 
 thatpi.ue, \y.i himfelfoniy : Yet as a more than ordin.iry 
 Favour, 1 wa. permitted to cafe my felf, by leaning up. 
 on one of the Pillars that funponed his Canopy. Upon 
 the whole, I imift fay, the Prince carried it to mc in a 
 m.innerfiifliciently crurteous and obliging. 
 
 The State and Pride of thefe /W/Vj« Princes is intolera- 
 ble, and they will liardly upon any account whatfoever, 
 abate the leaH Pundiho of Ceremony and Refpcvt ; but 
 I belie. e I h.ad as many, or more ConcelFions m.ade me, 
 than anv of n.y Charaiiter, and the Prince cendefcended 
 to lower Terms in treating with me, than the Itrid and 
 nice Rules he ufually obferves, do allow of. He did the Er,.; 
 main Bulinefs I waited on hiin for, at the firtt Word, "4'.' 
 \yithoiit the lead fcruple or helitation ; the fettling of a "'"■'■ 
 Fadory there in Binmpmt. He gave order for the Firman 
 to be prefently drawn up ; which was to Authorize the 
 Merchants loth to come, and to redde there. 
 
 The PrcK nts I made him, he took very kindly ; and F 
 had now gotreti lo much of his Favo(\t that I was inv itcd 
 to a free and familiar Cmverfation with him, in a more 
 retired pl.ice. At t -at Publick Audience, and before fo 
 great an Appearand^,''/,.; was obliged to confult his Grear- 
 nels, and carry it with more itatc and diftance ; but he 
 would withdraw into another Room, where all that ftiff. 
 ncfs Ihould be laid a(ide, and I (liould have the Liberty (as 
 he told me) of coming up to him. 
 
 But an odd AccidLut deprived me of this Honour: For 
 a partof iin' Prcfent to him, 1 einp a Cafe of Bottles fill d 
 with rich Cordial Waters, the Prinre ( who was going 
 into the withdrawing Uo<,m) fiipp'd lo liberally of his 
 Bottles by the way, that he Ueamc wiiollv unfit fir 
 Company at that time. 'Twas a fiulden turn, and the 
 Strong- Waters were prefently got up into his Hit-hnelVs 
 Head ; but there they were, and that to lii. h purpife, 
 ihnt he was fore'd to fend an Officer to excule his net cal- 
 ling tor mc now, and t ideliie my Company feme other 
 time. 
 
 Having finifli'd all that rc(inired my day and prcfenee 
 .vU,rw,.ir, I proceedeil in my Journey towards the 
 Court. By the way travelling thro, gh •he Country of 
 * /<./.: li-imr, I had a piofpcilt of the Ruines of the an-' Stm 
 cient and famous City ijUlnnhito. As the Prince hiinfelf ''""■'• '^t 
 di\lVd without ("oirplcments of this nature ; yet hislnvi- is generally rcckon'd tl.e true Suc.ellbr of l>rii/s, whomx"',." « 
 tarion added ihength to the Obligation I lay under upon !■''''<'•»■';"■''•'■ the Great conqucr'd, fo this City is cdccm'd Wu'irt;: 
 other Ac.omits.,So I wenan his Palace.takingwithmcUich tolia\ebeen one of /■'on/.'s Royal Seats; tho' the Old ''''■■''*" 
 a Prtfent as 1 thon-'ht mi"ht be grateful to him. I was re- /J''' that lies more Nonhw ard, is believ'd to have been ".''"''"j!' 
 ceiv (1 by the Cutwall at the ( late of the outward Court, the Capital f. ity of the ancient hiiii.:ii Fmpire. Aniongd c .mtala! 
 in wiiich were a hundred Gentlemen on Horleback , the Ruines of (w(/./'/>i', are to be feen the tat'er'd Carkaf- *•">'""'• 
 ar.ii'd and n akinp a I arc, throrch v\ hiih I was to raf«. les of at lead a hi:ndred Temples, all built ot faircarved 
 The Prince hiu'lelf (ate n ounted up in a round Gallery, Stone, a vad number of Honfes, Towers, Arches, and 
 ill the inner Court, with a Royal Canopy ererted over Pillar' ; of all which, devouring 1 ime and Wars have 
 him, and as rch Carpets Ipreaci before him. As 1 drew oniv left fo inueh, as is Uiffieieiit to make a Spedaror 
 near him, an Cfiiccr came and told me, I mud pull off guefs what the phiec was formerly, and to lead hiin into 
 my Hat, and touch the Ground with my bare Head ; iomc pUalant 1 houghts of the Glory and State of old 
 but that foitcf Ceremo'.y, tho' it might become his own l't"i,t\ Kingdom. 
 
 ( 01 r.iers and Domedi'.ks well enough, yet 1 (who was, Indeed, the Moculs tliemfelvcs do contribute as mikh 
 none of that number) uoon the Privilege of my Characlcr to the defacing and fpoiling thefe Noble Kemainsof An- 
 made 1 old to retufe it. But coining within the Rails, to iiquity as Age it lelf, and (ther .'\ecide;its h.ave done, 
 the Steps if his Thtor.?, 1 did hiin there that Reverence T hey take carf^to have all th ■ Inhabnatirs entirely renn iv d 
 that I judged agreeable ; in return to which l.c bowed his fiom them, and driiftly forbid all maiiiur of Riparation, 
 Body. I and caretulF.ndeavours of Builders, or aii\ others, lopic- 
 
 All the Grandees ftood on both fides of him, in the mod luve the decay?ng Strength and Beautv of thefe Build- 
 h'lmble podure imaginable, with their Hands folded be- ings. The Reafon of which is very hard to be ima!;in'd 
 
 unlcfs it be, that ihey would have nnthing appear great 
 in the whole Finpirc, but what they th.-ii'febes arc ilie 
 .Authors and Founders of ; and are wiiiini- the World 
 ll.ouM belieie hhU.i had no derrees of ,'>|lriuii;r.-;nd B. aii- 
 ty to pretend to, but what i' has deri ed from tiieir Fa- 
 "nee 
 
 Gif-i-.\ r heiro'is CoiU'.mpt of his Dignity, and an Arfronr to thi. 
 ilu- iiinii-, ' King as well .'.s himfelf Befides, he was pleas'd to dc- 
 anil ik- ni n. lire a Vifit ; and tho' that is but a civiller way of defiring 
 a Prefent in tlufeCounrr'cs, where no Prince is ever ad- 
 
 fu'-Them, as if they h.id been tied: And upon the Afccnt 
 was plac'd his Secretary, whole- Bufincfs there, was to 
 give him, in tlic concifed Terms, an Account r.f what 
 was fpoken or dif ouis'd. 
 
 Ihe Crowd of the Nobles and Attendants was fo great, 
 that I was willing tc have gone up tlw Steps, and Hood 
 fomcthing nearer him ; tiut the Prince toldiiie,Thac c<mld 
 not be granted ; and even tlic Great Tirk hiinfcli^ if he 
 
 Illy, 
 Ik; the ir Ue 
 
 ey 
 igii 
 
 hey aie like ,.0 c<me lli.i 
 
 I ho' if this 
 ii'els 
 
 ■i 
 
 they can bury valt Rucks ind Momuaii.b (wuli rhc Ru 
 
 of Cities am 
 they can fink 
 arc fo Itronp 
 or let them p 
 any of thofe 
 Eyes, will fe 
 thofe remaini 
 whatfoever 
 the adorning 
 Ornaments tl 
 .^dvantapes ( 
 have left hir 
 Magni licence 
 From heiK 
 where the Ci 
 '' ' ' fume time ii 
 ,V| ,,1 ha^c my fitU 
 c' «■ fo hke 'hat ( 
 i't'''Mi;infelf fittii.j 
 Aitciul.mti IV 
 not need any 
 fay that ther 
 when this Mc 
 lions. Hinile 
 lout him upo 
 lonlidcrable h 
 whild.allthc>, 
 ploying the ut 
 L-arwli.it p.".ll 
 and ha,l 111.1 
 pleas'd lu pti \ 
 iiidding me h 
 was the Frie'n 
 l:,:nia,.:. He 
 own Commill 
 brought him i 
 been ill a conii 
 olfird me the 
 and gave me : 
 piefer»atii.not 
 f"r which pu 
 till 1 had perfe 
 iman time 1 w 
 rcfrelliinenc, t 
 w.tys find reat 
 tionsof the I'.: 
 I wa> receiv'd 
 .ma (iood Wil 
 1 had the l.il e 
 cwti Country, 
 .idi r.nion, th.i 
 with the Flea 
 C3n never be a 
 :il!r>w'il me to 
 11er1h.1t I did t 
 thofe Ceremor 
 hisown Court 
 One partie 
 being a fine C 
 qucntly to be | 
 with it, that h 
 lonieof my W 
 h!,fl- Ci>acl 
 all prol-ability 
 fide^ a noble .' 
 drives the A/i-i 
 value of five I 
 1 he Kinp'- 
 Cominand of 
 Kelidcf.ee am 
 ^ Ills Krlatit.n 
 inal vnit. He 
 violent Fiiem 
 ( tearing fome 
 coming tovvai 
 Vilit. Rut th 
 complnif.int t 
 me to expec'b ; 
 taiiin 11 1. .Tiid 
 proiuls'd 10 be 
 hisM.iie(ty, V 
 .I-. I.nrdof •iiir, 
 iheRcfpeCt ol 
 loniniend then 
 as he reeeiv d ; 
 full and elledi 
 to give any Sei 
 and n. fence n 
 Kjiildb.- crav'i 
 1 left him with 
 
 ot 
 
re. 
 
 'jc Great 
 'ode there. 
 
 ■■■ Then I dc(l- 
 d not be ailinit- 
 
 That no Man, 
 , iliJcvcr lit in 
 c tlian ordinary 
 
 by leaning up. 
 I^anopy, Upon 
 i it to mc in .■>. 
 
 inccs is intolcra- 
 "nt whatl'ocvcr, 
 il Rffpc>5l ; but 
 lions made me, 
 e cenJefccndcd 
 n the (trict and 
 )f. He didthcEr.iF: 
 he firft Word, "«'( .i 
 he fettling of a """•"■ 
 
 • for the Finnan 
 ) Authorize the 
 re. 
 
 • kindly j and I 
 at I was invited 
 him, in a more 
 , and before fo 
 mfult his Grear- 
 ftancc ; but he 
 :re all that ftiff- 
 
 ■ the Liberty (as 
 
 is Honour : For 
 
 of Bottles fill d 
 'ho was goini; 
 
 berally of hfs 
 licllv unfit f(T 
 II turn, and the 
 
 his Hif'jinclVs 
 ) 111' h purp( fo, 
 ulc his net c.il- 
 iny fome ether 
 
 y and prcftnee 
 
 ■ towards the 
 Country of 
 
 IK'S of the an-' %■!»■ 
 Prince himfclf '^""''•'^i- 
 
 /'-'(/f, whom ""^l::.. 
 :y is cl>cem'd ;nj;j,»*-: 
 
 iho'theOld'''''^'"" 
 
 u. have beaC;::i 
 re. Amonplt: . rjMMi--' 
 
 er'd Carkaf-*^")™' 
 ot taircarvcd 
 
 .Arches, and 
 Wars have 
 
 a Spcillaror 
 lead him into 
 State of old 
 
 nite as muih 
 mains of -Vn- 
 lia^e done. 
 ;ia'ly rem.ivd 
 f Reparation, 
 
 hers, lo pre- 
 
 thcfe Riuld- 
 
 i^ imas;in'd, 
 
 appear givat 
 fchcs arc the 
 :i' the Woild 
 h>r.".nd li.au- 
 0:11 their I'a- 
 
 '1 ho' if this 
 
 '■f it, I niels 
 
 .li •l.cKuin.'i 
 
 of 
 
 ^hapTXXX. The Embaffadors yijit toSultan^2iVOO\\0'c. 157 
 
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 I nil li( 
 
 I 
 
 of Cities and Caftles upon them ) under prmmd ; unlcfs 
 [hey can link thote mighty Pillars ( whofe Foundations 
 are fo llrong and deep below ) quire down to the Center, 
 or let them phmge into the great /ll>yJJ':. For as long as 
 j any of thefe things are al«)\e ground, all People that have 
 
 '! Eyes, will lee what the old Imll.t was, aiul by feeing 
 
 • thole remaining Monuments of it, will be perfwadul that 
 
 i whaifocvcr this 'Vuitiir Family may have done toward* 
 
 I the adorning of her, they have robb'd her of Ix'ttcr 
 
 I Drnaments than they have given her ; and wuh all the 
 
 I Advantages of their new ami more niodilh Buildings, 
 
 I have left her far beneath the pitch of her ovmi primitive 
 
 Magnihcence. 
 
 From hence I proceeded in my Journey fur /Ifmerc, 
 vohere the Court was at that t.n.e; and having lefted 
 fume time ii\ die Fodgini's provided for me, went to 
 haieniy titll Audience. The Ceremonies of this were 
 fo likir rhat of my waitins.' upon the I'rina', the Mii>t'l 
 himfelf lif.ir.g in the fame n'.anner, and his Koblcs and 
 Attendants in the fa.iie polkurcs about hini, that it does 
 not need any particular Uclcription. It is fufficient to 
 fay that there is a lively rcprefentation nf a Tiieatei 
 when this Monarch l;ts in .State upon all publick CVca 
 lions. Hiniielf and his great Men Itaiiding orderly a- 
 bout him upon thcAfcents of his Gallery f rais'd to a 
 lonlidcraWe height ) appear like the Aiitors on a Stage, 
 vvhilllallthe wondering croml belcw in the Pit are em- 
 ploying the utmolt Itrength of tyes and Kars, to fee and 
 hearwhat psiles above. When I came into the preli-iiee, 
 and had made my feveral Reverences to him, he was 
 pleas'd 10 prevent my dull Interpreter and begin himfelf , 
 indding mc heartily welcome; wi.'lcome t" h'ln who 
 was the Friend and Brother of my Mailer the King of 
 l-.Ki^ii-.ihl. Heci'rioully viewed his Majeihes 1 citers, my 
 own Commiilion as Fmbanadour, and the Prefei-.ts 1 
 brought him in my King's Name. .And becanfe 1 had 
 bcenill a conliderable^part of the Journey, very kindly 
 otfer'd me the Carclnid Atliltance of his own Phyhcians, 
 and gave me a veiiy' great charge to look nicelv to ilic 
 pilfer* ariiin of my Health while I vas in his Country ; 
 f'r wliich purpiil'e he ad' is'd mc-il') keep my Lodgings 
 till 1 had perfectly reco\erM iry (i.'ength ; anil if in the 
 mean time 1 wanted rny thing necillary to my eafe and 
 rcfrclhinenc, 1 1 lend freely to hnii, whom 1 ihoiild al- 
 w.iys hnd ready to grant my Oelires. If the I'bferva- 
 tionsof the i'.ui p.'rtj.'jtheieprcfeiu were jidl and impartial, 
 1 was recciv'd by him with more Fxpr.iiicns t:f (iracc 
 ami (iood Will than any tmbanhdour had been befne. 
 1 hadthe Lil erry granted of uling the Culloms of my 
 own Country, and wa' not obl.g'd to that very fervile 
 adc ration, that kneeling and knocking of the Ground 
 with the Head, that the 'i'l/; and I'crji.ni Fmball'admirs 
 can never be .admitted into his Preleiice without. "Fwas 
 al!ow'd .^lc to pay my refpe^-'ls to him in th.' fame man- 
 nerihat I did to n'y own Piince, and proviiiedF obferM-d 
 thole CeremoniesexacHy, he would nut impole thole of 
 hisown Court and Country rp; n mc. 
 
 One particular of h.s M.ijellies Prelent to ihis Prince 
 
 being a fine Co.ich ( a thing wholly new, and cnnle- 
 
 quently to be prefumcd plcifing to him ) he was fo taken 
 
 with it, that he got the fame Night intr) it, and m.tde 
 
 tome of my Men draw him aUnit the Court. And his 
 
 /•"'.i; /'' Coach-nan has a rare p'acc out, and will in 
 
 all prolMbility quickly get a very great F.Hate, lince, bc- 
 
 (ides a noble Salary which is allowed him, he feldom 
 
 drives the A/(i;.'/.' any where, but he has a Prefent to the 
 
 vah:e of five or ten Pounds. 
 
 Tht Kni'.i( '' '"^ King's third .Son Sultan C.;. w»; having the Supreme 
 
 li.ljiji CO.. Coniniand of all things at i'.'/i.;/, the place of our principal 
 
 i.itc suinii Rclider.ce and 'I'rade, 1 was fur that Keafon ( as well as 
 
 pr'carts'h . '"^ Kelaiion to the King ) oMig'd to make him a fur- 
 
 mlcriioi nial Vhit. He is the King's laMiurite Son, and a moi> 
 
 •!"•"■ violent Fnemy to all Chnltiaiis ; on which Account 
 
 ( tearing fome affront) I lirll lent word of my delign of 
 
 coining to wait on him when he was pleas'd to recei\ e mv 
 
 Vilit. Rut the Prince pvov'd much more courteous and 
 
 couipsiilant than the Chaiaiiler of his Temper allow 'd 
 
 me to expeiJl ; he return d me a pronule of good Fnter- 
 
 taiiinri t, and wasfar genteelerand civiler than he had 
 
 promis'ii 10 be. ldeli\ei'd him a Prefent ('not as from 
 
 h.sM.ijelty, who was not ihenaciiua;nted with his Title 
 
 as Lnrdof .V;((v:», a thing lately conter'd upon him) but as 
 
 ihcRcfpcCt of our /;«,!;' Mcichaius, who did by me 
 
 coininend themfclves to h;s launir .vm{ Froteiition. And 
 
 ashe reeeiv'd all in \ery gixjd part, f> he promis'd the 
 
 full and elfeClual Rcdivl's of ailCtrievances at Siir^:, and 
 
 to give any Security that could be dcfircd for the Qiiiet 
 
 and D.fenccof our la'.itory there. 'I his w.as .is much as 
 
 could b.- crav'd at lis Hands, and having obtained this, 
 
 I iefi: him with no fmall Satisfadioii at my Happy Suc- 
 
 li 
 
 tefs. And 'twas not long after l)cfcre I had nccali.^n to ad- 
 drefs the King himfelf ( a lecond time ) about thefe 
 Aflain. 
 
 Our /.''I-'///- featedat /f»ni./.(«.(r had l>ecn horribly in- H^'fivioi' 
 jiir'd by the Govcrnour ihcre lioth in their I'cifiinsand '{.'''i-'''"' "j 
 Gocds; having been imprifon'd, fin'd, and iliangcly i.„„,.n*|,''„'. 
 exaded upon every way. Thele corrupt Oflic.rs hadgot <"' f"' 'he 
 a trick ot demanditig new Culbnrs av every Town .-.s '''•'''''' " 
 our Gocds pafs'd along to the Port contrary to a'l the "^'"'"'*"' 
 mcafurcsof JulHce and the eftablilli'd Rules of Trade. 
 But thisBurden wastakcnoff ctfecl-'ally at my fbll Com- 
 rlaiut ; I think the Rafcals elcaped widi the'.r Li\ es, but 
 they were (Iriiltly commanded to do )iillicc, and make 
 rellitntion to a Farthing of all that tli.y had fo illegally 
 extorted from the Metihaiiis. And to make all this as 
 tineas might be, there were two Iiriiians drawn ij), in 
 which was panted a compleat Relinte from all thole new 
 Cultrmis, all Money (.(.'(Mxls taken upon that account 
 ordcr'd toberelfor'd, and .i Cunlirmation of all the Fa- 
 loiiis and Pi .ilcges f. rmrily vouihlafed to our Mer- 
 i hantsand I adors. Bur 'tis to I co'l I'erv'd I never went 
 to Court but I carried fome Preier.- ir ether f r the 
 King .ilways experts it, and that from ever) Body that 
 lomes abu'.it Bulinefs ; be i' ever fo fii all he acuprsir, 
 even as low as the \alue of a linele Rupie, and fmni 
 many People it docs not erne to much more ; lo that 
 euiiliderirg iliis, it feeins to be rather a piece if iiaii; 
 than any thing of the etfcc't it an.Avaruiois Temper. 
 ' / is h.-ird tofnppofe a Monanh as rich as a'l this noble 
 part of the World can make him, that is able to pave his 
 vsav with Gold and Precious Stones, and build hun 
 HoufesaimoU with the fame coltly Materials ; 'tis hard 
 to imagine him lo lijididlv Coietoi!<, as to demand a 
 Rupie of an Infcriour or a Poor SubjeOt, mnrly for the 
 lucre of the Money. AntI vet unleis a Man cimples 
 with this Cultom there's nothing to be done, and his 
 C;iule tlio' ever f i jiiH mull be ulliered in with ilmie 
 acknowledgment of this n.-iture, or never come before 
 theKing, for which Rcafon it may more probably be a 
 Dffign of Policy than any bale Intei-.t to fqueeze his 
 Subjeds, and rake away their Mi.ney from them, efpeci- 
 ally the poor ones, who obferve the fame Law in their 
 proportion with the rell. 
 
 What 1 prcfcntcd his Majcfty withal upon thefe Oc- 
 cafions, had generally the good Fortune to be very well 
 liked, tho often of no great value ; and the King took 
 as much care to make thote that were about him ienliblc t le .w./u/'j 
 of it, by feveral Methods in which he exprelVd his kind J. '^"' '.°,*'' 
 Refentmcnts. He commonly m.ade me Itand nearer to .iLrwl' ' "' 
 him, and in a more elcated place than the rell of the " 
 Courtiers ; .-indfor ihisl needed not to wait his own Mo- 
 tion, or the Ceremony of asking lea\e, 1 ut come direiil- 
 ly to the pl.icc appointed fir me, doini; all the dated 
 Kevireneesby the v.i\. Tln-s great an ' partimlar was 
 his Refped to my .Soveraign I.ovd and , Matter, wli' lu 
 he had no oiher way to Complimeni: !'o immediately and 
 directly, .isby his Civilities to my fi'f vshohad the Ho- 
 nour to repr lint h sPcrfon there. lUit vet all this while 
 the mam delign of my Embaify was nVt aecouipliih'd, 
 11' tin any giod degree of foruardnels. The Kitig him- 
 felf wMskind, Iv. t h^s Courders and Minilters of State 
 were lime of th-in envious, ill naturd, and Men of in- 
 triepnc. There was wai tii g )e. ;t :t. ore Solemn, For. 
 mal and .Anthcntiek Contimutirn of the Agreemcnr, 
 than that bye. men Firii.ans, which were gr.inted up- 
 on every trifling occalion, and till this was done, my 
 Liideavoiirsatthis Court came il.ort of tlieir moll detiied 
 Succefs. And fome formidable Enemies Itood in my way 
 while I attempted tlieg.-.inii'-j of this, 'i he Prince ( Vj./- 
 ri:ii C.n.-ii:) was not my Coidial Frijiid, no:withllard- 
 ing all the Carefs that had paf.'d betwixt us, and the 
 Civil Offices he had lately done me. Whether 'twas his 
 hatred to the Chrittian Name in General, or any parti- 
 cular averlion for the I'.ntlijh Nation or mv lelf, I am net 
 lertain, but an Obllacle he was in my vvav, and a 
 conlider.'ible, tho' a lly and lecret one. 
 
 But there was anoi her whofe Power was more to be,,. ~,r,.t 
 drcided than his, tho'he w.as the Kings .Son and his Da •- „v! „"i kjJ, 
 iingtoo; ihis wa'i .I'r.ph On, the Biothcr of .Vovw^.e/, m ?-i Om ■, 
 the A/«»,'smolt beloved Wife. This Woman was lb '"[). J''j;''- 
 much Mithefs of his Heart, that the rul'd both him .and ./.c. 
 the great Lmpiree\ en as ihe pleas'd her felt: She co^.id 
 command what lives or Fortunes Ihe w.iaj, places of 
 Trull, Honour, and Preferments were at h^r oil'pnfc. 
 To procure her Fa. our was the furell w.iy for a M.m ro 
 rife to aiiyheighth of U.gniiy or Glory that he delired ; 
 fir her (Jood-Will once gotte^n, the Kii.t's wis eerrairi 
 and infallible, he being a perfcd llav e to her, and notable 
 to deny her any ihing that the ask'd. This Rro'.h.;r of 
 h.ers was rais'd by her, fiotn a bale and I'crdid Condition, 
 
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 Lib. 
 
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 TO the l'iil<!iinill I'olU in liit iiinpirc, mailc ( of nii unii- 
 ii.".r> imaiil'rll'>w ) .iPriinc, aU'\ iln' urcauil ol' Piiiii* 
 aK ut '111' K:ii(!, aiiJ \vl uli is iiuiri' liis ItuiiiI arul iiu It 
 iiiiiiriiiti' CiiiiiiUaur. Wluiuwr l)i.li;',iiS iliis Man liaJ 
 til la i\ 111, iw.is en's ikv.H'u! 1. r lilm to ciii;3p<: his 
 S IUt ( u h slii'c ; iurLli.Miiis icniiil make Ills way iiiio 
 tho Kiiii:>ll> art ar.il Sicr.fi aiiiiiiili'uictlicyicWinR Mo- 
 nau h t ' a Cumj liaii.c, tlio' Real' a ai\(l Inn-Tclt Icciii'd 
 tilt-ni..! Ill die w ly. AiiJ a-, tliil'c I'' rlims ih.it arc thus 
 huii'i'iily hitcil ii)Uip(iii ilij \Viiip,< of I'tiriuiif to I'o valt 
 a lKii;h[ a o-.c ihi.ii' i.v ii natural level, arc molt a;'t to 
 foijikt ihc:i Icl', (.!<. aii.l lake \iioii th.iii to ciaitroul aiul 
 p, cm i'ln.r<, I'l was this .ij.if'.'j C,i« ; he \'relum'tl 
 itiDiirh '"|( 11 h's i.'.\a-. Auianec, Ut up for a Criitruiiler 
 ill ih.C aiit, anil |iitttin.lei.l to lia.tfhs llaml in the 
 iliipoliii;.' and I rilerinn all All'aiis that pal'sM. Hut it 
 
 ( iiipaiiy was in a con- 
 
 lin^;, arul 
 
 anfwerforliimfclf. Ndw all thcC , ^ 
 IKriiatioti i AJfd'Vr.,! llunlly pale aiiirtivni..., 
 thekltConrticts iiithcrufenic iliil litililHttir. "W'hin 
 ihcrrineciamctlic Kinnripnivil h m in finart and let- 
 ter Urms, and would liardlyci\e him leave to fpcak in 
 hisown IVfeiice. lUit as liis Heat went ell', I made him 
 lenliWeif the millakc ; that the Prince was not accus'd 
 nor his Name meiiti'in'd upon any fncli dillioiiniiialile ae- 
 eoiiiit. And asihe I'lnue had oil'er'.l me a Firman lic- 
 loie, f.i 1 did hiin ihe Jrlliie to acknowledge it to his 
 ratluT. tho' at ihelamc nine 'twas Inch a one as thi;Con- 
 dicicnsof ir ivnder'd whollv iiilif.,ili(aiit ; which alio I 
 wasnhli^d to tell iVir my own ikfence from hlamc and 
 eenliire. 1 he niaiter i arried on thus far, brouRh: us into 
 a \ery hotdilJMtei .tliph anil McorKK;t, f now Ixith 
 come to a(;ain, ...id able to fpi'ak after the jatc FriRlit ) 
 
 do.s r.oi a \\.\) s hapieii ihat tliele lVop!c ha\ e tlifir Wills, i took the Prince's parr, run down tlic I'ri'Hh arpuod for 
 -.. 1 II :ii,i.i.. I. .r I \ II).:..,.. i... i> ... i i.i . .i -s '. : "'b >" "Ji 
 
 and ear.; all ineliltably IvK iv them : .'X managed Prince 
 foir.ct.iiicse lilies to Ivnifelf and laK.'s ihc Ri-iiis in;o his 
 (nvn l'.;'.n,!<, in Ipite of all th.'.-\r:s an.ri'rirks i,f his 
 ccafi Ci I-. evni-iir-. 'J he A/j;«i uid lo in the IHilinefs I 
 an ni w j'o'.r.g to re'a'c ; - / /> • ''/:,: tould no; keep him in 
 mdcr, ai'..l S,:i,:.ii:c: C'hani.s were thin oit uf liuht. | with them 
 
 .he rciiir^nc:;^; and labmir'd to prevent my Bulincfs frcni 
 coniiiip to a Head. 'I'he .7>/m and all the I'oiiiianf^t 
 tMiitiin pill in, and all at onec endeavour'd to pain the 
 Kinj;lr.4ii me. But as my conieDipt of ihofe Men was 
 too j',reat to allow me to .undertake any particular difpute 
 lo I'ly main care was to keep the King on my 
 
 ,1.,,,;., 
 Ill- K.iK 
 ^:.:,'l..ill. 
 
 1 h.ii! a lal'irptiulU'.l tlis Wan wiihm. Allar, he b-iiig , liile, and poirdMiim with an opinion of the Ir.ltice and 
 
 foil Mr lo, and li' {iri'.i.t about til K.uf; andlcinj; whol- Reaibnableiiefs of what I piopus'd. And in ihis point 
 
 ly (;i:or. r.: <;f his CcdTenpcr a id V'.itues, 1 th n;f;ht , I b;iceei!ed f i well, iliar all ihc relt were lilenc'd, and 
 
 I iii.di-do .t feci'.elv. lUr b,. d' vjaes 1 fo nd I was j I h.id free Scope and 1 ibert. Rianted mc to make mv 
 
 left in iicdark, n.y B.diiulV wasdJ.'.v'd and put olV, and j Prnpofals ; the Sum of whieh was this, that for the more 
 
 r.ii'hinitbit rood Words and fair I'r., mills eaine. tor | perlei't lecuriiij; of 'I'rai'.e, Peace and all (Offices of 
 
 whichKcalin 1 refoUedto eo to ihe Kiiii:, and enliithten i Fr.cii llhip 1 ctween the SiibjetTs of t\w Gir.ii Moyi.l and 
 
 ,, my ll'f by a plain and free Uifcourle wiih him, which | the Kinj; of I'l^xl'-.r.', his Majclty would pleafe' to "or- 
 
 ■■ l-I;ii;oi!r was always perm t. id me without relliaint, ai.d • der ilir.e I-'irmans to be drawn up, one of wliuh ll.onld 
 
 "the I'avd.riie himlelf could Mitdepri\emc<if it. Whenibe liijn'd by h'mfelf, the other 'by the Prince and a 
 
 I caii'c 1 was admiited my felt, but niy Inrerpntcr was third by n.y iVIf in tlie Name if my Kinp. 
 
 y tlie Intriepuc i-f /!l -ph Cr.n, who fear'd he I In order tu this all mv Pen. aiids were to be prefeiited 
 rpiet moie than Itood with liij luterelt for ihe in Wi \v.uv, to ht pLT'as'd by the Kini; and his Coiineil • 
 I—" — I R.'t this Plot I'.ia m t take ; and ihc , whidi if iliey were aprri,\ 'd of, the iMrmans were to be 
 
 wo 
 Ku 
 
 :dcd 1 
 
 d inur 
 
 I to I r.ileiiland. 
 
 1': 
 
 Kint; liiinlelf was the Contulion ot it, by bepinning to inadc acu rdin;; to the Tenouri f the<i;-- wiih all dili\Tcli 
 enter into a Ddlouife with ire ; tir 1 was not able to an- J if not, tlieiewas aconipleat Anfwer pKen, and we kne.. 
 fwer any ot h s Q.i'eltioiis. and by a Friend thereby ^ wh.it we had to dcj ci_d upon. Thus this 'Buiiiiefs ended 
 lier.ilicd .IS mucli 10 h's Majell-v, a.'dir,!; alio that my favour.ibly in fjiteof '^1 that would ha\o confoi nded and 
 Interrr-iir wai, for 1 knew not what Reafons, denied the pcrploed it; the Kiri^ and the Prince loili rno.nc'd 
 
 Ill, l. 
 
 llli: U 
 
 lier.ilicd .IS mucli 10 h's MajtII-v, a.'dir,!; alio that my favour.ibly in fjiteof ,^l that would ha\o confoi nded am' 
 
 Interpr.icr wai, for 1 knew not what Reafons, deiiicd the pcrploed it; the King and the Prince both cneaca: 
 
 l.iberryof coiLinp in. I'pon this he being cali'd in, I themlebesto .Seal, if -hey found my Terms fair and'rea- 
 
 commanded him to tell the King I delired to I'pcak to fonable, and 1 did the like on the behalf of mv Rova 
 
 behalf of my Royal 
 
 commanded him to tell the King I delired to I'pcak to fonable, and 1 did the like on 
 
 hiir, whbh he willingly granted ; but prellntly the 'Walter; and now the AlRnibly broke up. leant omit 
 opp;.li'e Faction began to criiud foelofc about the Throne taking lu-tiec of the King's mighty care .and concern 
 that all light and hearing w.is taken away, and one of ^ abort the Prefents that his \Iajelt)'^fif /i.-.f/.o/./vvo.dd fend 
 thei'.i was lo ei\il asto pull mv 'ntcrprcti'r away by force, lum upon this itriOl and filemn rencw.i'l of the League 
 But Imade him fpeak fo loud to the King that all their betwixt them. Meilrmphts it look'd a little mean" .and 
 m.l'ie;ousbndca\o. IS could not pre- ei.t Ins hearing, and odd in fo great a Monarch to trouble himl'elf about fuch 
 c mn.an^'.ire, way to be_ made forme t ) my accultomed trifling thinj's ; but the Cultom has oltain'd, and do it 
 place w:i!iin the Kails, 'i hu<. 1 II o I on one lide of my 'they will in fpireof all theirgreatnefs that coinmands the 
 In;erpic-.er while I'/'V'' Cr.' plant. d hliiifeifoM the other, contrary. Tu fend hiiii Go'ld or Jewels, or anv rar'tiei 
 on purp f- to over aW'C huii, o.-_briIe hiin into Jsilence, of thai kind, which his ownCorntrv .I'tl'orded i '' fr.ch 
 orawui.p aiul d-fcili' e Story of ihe Matiers he w.as to Plenty, and l"i:|ip!ied the ivit of the World withal this 
 rcprcfciii : 'ihis was cident b. his Moiious of winking I told him wovlJ be to no piirpofe ; but whatever tiiinus 
 and jogging, which I dikvrn'd well eiiuuph, tlio' the ! our Country yielded that 'weie rare and excellent, and 
 bulicMiu iter perh.ifs tho. ghi I had not. In a word I . were Itrar.gers ti his, vvi'h a'l fch things he might bf 
 deli cr'd my fi 1! mird to theKing, and dellr'd to be ( fi re oi r King would take care to eraiify his Majclties 
 at fonu'certamiy aLoi.t ihe ruilt ot ali my Findeavours ; Fancv. And lodohim Jullice he w.i's not fnlieitous at all 
 and .-.ttei.daiice at h's Court. Cur Nation (1 told him) aboutany of ihof; ,iih tilings nentioned, but w.a.s' vc'i-v 
 ^ ' '' ' ''■■•i'''-fllt"l-->veabreedof ;:._(7'-/Mb,rl'es; andif I'would 
 
 procure him ji Prelent of thofe Creatures, it would lio 
 
 li.-f 
 
 (low indiireml 
 bihevM me gn 
 nocent. 
 
 But now thi 
 ihis Ad\e>l'.iry 
 tioni the Km 
 Ciriumltaiicis 
 (itlier ai counts 
 mililiuf at C< 
 li.nievvhcreell' 
 noiil where c 
 lignilie.-.ny th' 
 Power and So. 
 wu'ild be iufc 
 \Vrorg« h.' liio 
 
 '1 Iv Buiinei 
 Army ei' poyi 
 fucceed his eli 
 tu be r'.call'd I 
 ihc I-' 'vi-i.s at 
 thar, his Couui 
 hie of gi.nigli 
 
 It was diiiC 
 
 timis, that Su 
 
 '■'■■""" luaiid devolvcc 
 
 s 'jxZ h"" '"'■ '''*.''■'' 
 iiera's theivleb 
 l.iy down their 
 Ciiiuicil of the 
 go ilio' all the 
 hal le thar rho 
 lucky Prefapes 
 nicnt either tl 
 tiielecur'ousl 
 in die Sc heme 
 Sultan I'l-'iilii 
 art'rniit that he 
 il ilie two B 
 be fime Blooi 
 .again. 
 
 ' liiit the Kin 
 
 '<^"i!"-niit (favsiie) 
 
 1. oi !i>«ell as they c:i 
 
 (.tiuieicif the bell M 
 
 '• the Di\r>iccs, 
 
 Bur this ma 
 
 lie f^ieins now 
 
 violently enra' 
 
 tlie Co intry i 
 
 tiir..' enough t( 
 
 p. av w'iili In 
 
 ducted. 
 
 Oi.r Buf.r.e: 
 blet'i-n riven 
 of iM.i/" c (/. 
 H.- is a 
 
 pae. 
 
 , .l.y 
 
 . ,-- ..I 
 Hit Ui 
 
 i:;-K I'; 
 
 Cuuld not fettle lie rely in h.sCoi iitry I'pon the Fouiula. 
 [irn laidatprefenr, and I'lilels fometliing furer and firmer 
 \vi.re done, ih.u m'gh: infallibly p'CMut all Dilbrrlers for 
 the future, oir Endeavours to keep up a Trade there 
 would be to no purpofe. 1 ai\Ld iha- i forbore filling 
 IiisMajillics F.ars with Complaints (how ji'ltly foe\cr I 
 loithi do it ) lince I hoped his Kojal Orders given our 
 tor that puipcfe would take away alicaule of uncalincfs 
 and dillurbance for t.he time rociiv.e. 
 
 This lull him touih'd the guilty /'f ph Cftn to the 
 
 tliegreatelt P'eafure I cniild do him. Now the difficulty 
 of tranlportaiion was conliderableupon the account of the 
 length ot the Voyage, and 'twas ten lo one whahcr the 
 
 Horfes came alive to f'/./^or no, at lealt in 
 
 nv to!er.i!-!'j 
 
 cafe, and lit tor the ufe of fo great a Prince; but all thole 
 Objcdions were nothing to lul:^ whole Fancy was 
 ftrongly let this way ; rbc I lories mull: 1 e I'ejit for, and if 
 they came le.-.n and poor, he f.iid ho would take care to 
 
 a I -pv w.il 
 bi> iM. 
 
 ■u 
 
 cagemeistharl was will ng to ha' e Kt the Pulinefidrof 
 ("nee I d d norliiv w what might l-e the cli'ctit of Inch 
 a lt( rm. I replied thciet.re that I would no: trouble his 
 Maieity v'.ith what was palt, bit apply my felf for 
 J. i.ice LohisSon, whole Fa\ouraud PiotcCtion I doubted 
 r.oi to o' tain. Bui he (wholcPa;::oii had ^molt taken away 
 the fr--e and n pilar i fe of his Seuces ) hearing the 
 mention of his Sims Name, and belie, ing I had accu.s'd 
 1; in as one of the Plotters againtl our Liberties, began to 
 fxclaiui in a mcire fierce manner A/.'j /•';//', M.'s FUio, 
 and prefeiitly oidcr'u him to make his appcacance and 
 
 Quick, and made hiin attcirpt to pull the Interpreter fat them again. 
 I av.a. ; he knew himfelf conceiiid too nearly to be cjuict | After this I found by foinelntcllipcrce ihat the Prince 
 ap.i! p.'.ti.ni while fo tender a point as tliis w.as dill ulKd. ^ applied himfelf with great diligence to tho work of 
 But liowe-, erali his ligr.s ai.d ir.rim.iticns to the Inicrprc- 'ruining our Artairs at Court! He pretended to licpion- 
 ter to hold h'sTongue would not do; it was out and too far | Urate to ihe King that we were a Birden and a Detriment 
 poneto be recali'd ; the King icok thi- a'arm in a\iol;nt .to the Country in comparifon with i\\c Pe,t:r.'nc'c ■ that 
 .'ige, demanded who 'twas iliat had prefumed to do us their Bulinels amounted to lallly more than oiirs' and 
 any Wrong. He fpoke with fo mu h terrible fury ami belides broughr. hisMajclty Pearls and Jewels v.liercis 
 
 ' '""' " '^' ' I - -1- ■•--.- --- >--- vye never prefciucd him but with Pedlary Ware, Knives 
 
 Swords and Cloth, and other Toys of little value. I 
 concluded by this tliat the etieds of the late Dilmirc were 
 highly difobliging to him, and he took lumlelf ro be 
 .itfroufd by what I had dene, tho' 'twas moll evident that 
 'twas all a millake on tho King's part, and there was no 
 delignin thelcallof cxpoling him to his Fathers dilpl.a- 
 fureat that time. This .If.ifili C^.„ w-as fenlible of, and 
 confels'd to me afterwards that boih the Prince and him- 
 felf had all imapinabli: Rcafon to alil-rt and jultify my 
 tinccre Intentions in that trattcr; but they both know 
 
 how 
 
 .,(,'•1', 
 
 lii:i'T- 
 ih'- N't- 
 
 ./(. i'. lil. 
 
 111, and I 
 liis (iinernmi 
 He nnur- and I 
 ai'd 't s har.i 
 Favo.'rs couli 
 Th' Prince Si 
 as that's one ' 
 ter'dMan.foi 
 Prin'e, a 
 Rc'nliti"n. 
 ourhiruian I 
 '1 he y'.'H;;;//; 1 
 Cioven.o; r's, 
 of the w.iyo 
 ei iluir Ren 
 were all poi 
 natmielikewii 
 tliole ihat llie 
 All the Culloi 
 buy, iellortr 
 out the lealt 
 pes the Prince 
 wcrcproeur'c 
 the Protec'lioi 
 the lame. F. 
 and other Vcr 
 almolt an abfi 
 pole things a 
 Friend ( and 
 _5/('s Favour ) 
 may be far m 
 IS.ircch wil 
 Injuries and ( 
 milfion of til' 
 
 i 4> 
 
Litx 
 
 was in a con- 
 iiiililinj;, nmi 
 Wticr. V'luii 
 n.irt anil Ht- 
 c to Ipcak in 
 
 I made him 
 n not accuit'il 
 loiiniuaMc ai- 
 1 rirman bc- 
 Icilpc it to hit 
 icas ilii?Coti- 
 «hicli alfo I 
 in lilamc anil 
 ■Diifilic us into 
 
 ( now iKith 
 10 late Friplit ) 
 l\ argiicil tor 
 Hulincfs from 
 iho I'oiiii^iic^s 
 I to pain the 
 hofc I\Uri was 
 ticiilar ilil'pute 
 K King on my 
 H' )i;ltiic' anil 
 in Uiis point 
 
 lilinc'il, anil 
 to niakc my 
 r lor t!ie more 
 all (^ffirc! of 
 r.ii A/f:;)./ and 
 pliafc to or- 
 wluili ll.Olli'.l 
 I'r.nie, anil a 
 
 Phap. XXX. 'Privileges granted by Mahobet Can, &c. 
 
 li;lt n Ci'it" 
 ^ 5 >u! J>ci>. 
 
 ■t prefcntcil ^h,}■,^ 
 I hisCo\ineil ; lo^' ^ , 
 IIS Wire to lie '';' !'"- ' 
 Ii .ill ilil]\Tch; ' 
 
 111 we knew 
 ^iiiiiicfs eniltil 
 
 nfui nileJ aiul 
 loth cncagi'il 
 s f.iir ami rea- 
 cf my Royal 
 
 1 can't omit 
 
 aiiil concern 
 w./wo.ilil fenil 
 of the League 
 tt!e mean and 
 L'lf about fiich 
 lul, and do it 
 commands the 
 iji' any rar'tiej 
 ii'did i,' fi:ch 
 d withal, [his 
 h.uever tluni;s 
 excellent, and 
 s he might he 
 
 his Majcfties 
 i'licitoiis at all 
 but was \crv 
 >nd if I would 
 , it would li« 
 *• theiiifficv:!ty 
 account of the 
 c wh::ihcr the 
 I any tolerab!': 
 ; but all thole 
 e Fancy was 
 I'Jit for, and if 
 1 take care to 
 
 h.it the Prince „<rn'. 
 
 the work ofi''=''"' 
 ed to liemon- 'gl'^. 
 Ill a bctrnnent pir/t :-; 
 itli;'iic:;^c ; that ^'("^ 
 han ours, and"^'" 
 wcis, v.her.Ms 
 NVare, Kni\cs 
 ttic value. I 
 .' Difpure were 
 h'mlcif to lie 
 lit evident that 
 there was no 
 athers dilpl^a- 
 nlible of, and 
 ince and hini- 
 nd jultify my 
 -y both know 
 how 
 
 jiow lodiireniMe. aivl I fo"nd bv th(?ir Anions that they 
 b.liev'd me guilty, ih.o" by Words they dctlar'd me In- 
 
 But iifw there was f.imc profpce'V ^f the Rcmoral of 
 ihi< Advc'faryof ourNat'fii the Pr iice I mean ) away 
 tiom the Kiiips I nr and Criindls; iho' perhaps our 
 Ciri iimltaiic, s wou.ld have been liitir men led by it n|'r,n 
 nthcr aii<'iiii's; for tho' ne was out of the way of doing 
 inilihuf at C'o'Tt, yet he was in the way of doing it 
 f.mewhere cite, ami would be .ibfolutc an 1 above lon- 
 iroul whcH' cr he was; .mi as iio C'ompl.iiius would 
 lignilii'.'".!!'' th iigag.iiiilt him while he wa< exerting Ivs 
 |'oviiTaiidS'"ei.\.rntvany way lo our prejudice; lo it 
 wo'ild be ill poifib'e ewr ro procr.re any SatisfaiJlion for 
 Wrorfs h' il.(>"ld ''o at that dillance. 
 
 ■| h ' Hiilinef- dilign'd for him was the command of the 
 Arinvc!' poy'd in liie /)/i.^w Wars, in whiil; he was to 
 hkceed h A elder Hiotlicr Sihan Ci- "//■, who was now 
 in bi ivcall'd from ih.it P( lit. 'I'lie King had innluhed 
 the /■'■-•"Mi and till' I'.iliginus Mm in this Atl'air, more 
 than his Council aiM the Military Cfficeisihat were capa- 
 ble of gi.inglum iKtli^r Ad'.ice. 
 
 It \va- diiiCt'y, contrary to all their .Sencr and Nii. 
 tioiis, that .Su'.tan (.'/ <- >i Ihonid ha\e the Supreme Com- 
 miir.d devnlvcil upiiti him ; tor ail ihe .Soiildwis hated 
 , liim for his bar. aioi •• tyrannical 1 liiniour, and the (ie- 
 ' iiev.i'i their,lelves rcft's'dtoltay, and dei iarM ihry wn.il.l 
 l.iy lUmn their .'nn> if he lame aim ngll iliiin. Hut ihe 
 Coi ix\l of the Holy Afenpieiaird, and thePriiiie mull 
 g.) iiio' allth.' Ar.iiv riiii'. away at h'sairisal; 'tis pro- 
 bable tliar iho'e Wile Men had ll.ewn the King lomc 
 huky Prelapes of ViCfory ami Sucicls under hi^ manage- 
 nicnt either the .Sacriticcs had \ iclded happy Tokens to 
 tliclecur'ous (.)! fer\ers of th' m, or they had liiund ir out 
 in the.Sihciiic of his Nativity. "! was thought by aM that 
 .Sultan I'fiiiif woulj refcnt his coming fo high an 
 artVont that he would fit himlelf to re\en!'e it; and that 
 il the two lirotlnfs happened to meet, there woidd 
 
 Tttltins'"' 
 dtffrcni 
 
 V, :i:,l; ol' h I 
 
 b:ittfi. 
 
 be fnif.c Blood ^cd on lo'li lides befoic they parted 
 again. V 
 
 " Hut the King made but a ]elt of all this ; let ihein fight it 
 o'.it {faysiie ) and end the quarrel between ihcmlelves as 
 well as they can, lie tlvi' pets the Vic>i)ry,and pro\es liim- 
 lef the bell Man i.lthe two,fliallcarry on the War againll 
 ihe biurnres, and the other lliall come home. 
 
 R\it this niav be of worfe confeipience to his S'ate thin 
 ill- Keins now to be awa'v of, .ind Ihould his Sons ( fo 
 \iuleiit!y enra","d ara;ii''.each other as they are ) inioUe 
 tlieComtry in a Ci.'l W'f.r, the old Prince ir.ay have 
 til-.,' enough to repent his ealinels and indilcretion, and 
 
 had luen more prudently 
 
 1 ay wiili his Atlair 
 ilv.ctcd. 
 
 Oi.r Bufr.efsat .One' had about this r'mo a favoura- 
 ble frn riven to it. by the kind and dilcreet management 
 of iii.i/"f.' (.'. V, :i Perlon of tb.e highelt rank in thel'.m-j 
 p'lv. H'isa Man K'loved of li'sPr.nce, greatly trulled 
 '[,b hiri, .md leenis one of tlie main {lays and pi ops of 
 1. h.s (n)vernir.en'. His good (i;.Mlitie.s dtlcr^c all the 
 Hoiicur- and Prefermuits that ha\e been heap'd upon him, 
 ai.il 't s h.u-.i :o Hnd in all this Court where the King's 
 b.no rs coMJd ha\c l ccn more worthily plac'd than here. 
 'rhl'rn.ce Sultan C./O'. 7 has noKindncIs for Iiim ; but 
 asihat'sone Argiur.crir of his being an honell and good na- 
 tiii'd.\l.in,focn the other fuie he neither tears norcaresfor 
 Prin'e, and that's as goi;d a Proof of his Courage and 
 Ri'bliti'Mi. This Perlbn made { at my tirll requcd ) 
 our biruian fir i:.vich as etlednal as could be delir'd. 
 'I he (•,■«;;'//'' iheiein Ind a Hiiiife granted iluin jiill by the 
 CJoveri.o. f's, by which means they were lix'd more out 
 of the wavof vii.lince and treaiherous ufage, .liid iicar- 
 ci th^-,r Keaicily in cafe of any Pilimler. but there 
 were all poifible Precautions againll any thing of that 
 nature likewile, and te\eie Peraliies to be iiiHii'ted upon 
 thole ihat ihinild oH'er any Dilturbancc by Sea or 1 and. 
 Allthe Cultoiiis were freely rem. tted ; and they might 
 buy, lellor traiilporrany Coininodities at pleaiure, with- 
 out the lealt inoleltation from any Man. Thefe Privilc- 
 gi's the Prince would never have gianted, Inu now they 
 Wvi'eprocur'd without his bavour, and fo would ( under 
 the Protec'lionof tins great Man) be continued vviihout 
 the fitne. Kir the King v\ ho knew and lov'd his I oyalty 
 and other Vermes, rewarded his Mer't with a (large and 
 almolt .'ill abfolute Power in tlie Country, to do and dif- 
 pofe things as he law fit ; fo that he continuing our 
 Friend (and there s no likclyhood of hislcling theA/c- 
 £« 'sFa\ciur ) our Trade may thriveconlidcrably, and we 
 may be fiir more ealie than ever. 
 
 ii.troch vnW now' be a lafe rrtrtat to us from the 
 Injuries and Oppreliions of the Prince, and by his re- 
 niilFion of the ^ullomsiit |ej>lt 150U pound ^.-j .-/'.. will 
 
 bcftvcd, betides all the lolTij conl'eijucnt upon liarchei 
 into onrCioodj and othercheatiiiRtnothoth praclis'd by the 
 common Offices; and l«llly, imr Tridc and Piivilegei 
 will i.nt now Itanil upon fo uncertain and pre< arious aFoun* 
 dation as they muft while we depend folcly upon thePrince, 
 where .ipon every chance of Humour, or lirilie, .ir Story 
 ot a fawning corrupt Courtier, our Intereil was ihaken, 
 and abuildinp erciited with lU) little < oil and pain.i, every 
 moment in d.ing.r (f tumbling to theCJround. 
 
 Hy the way this Perlbn m.-.de one difcovery to nie, 
 which fervcs as well to cvinec the Integrity and (Jene- 
 rolitvof his own temper, as toli.ew the avarice and ill 
 inaiiagcmenrof the Officers in all the trading 'Fowns, 
 'l\K(Jre.it A/y;//|i,mfelf demands nor cakes niCultoms, 
 neither is there any that way that comes into his 'I'real'iiry. 
 '1 is iheCliiveii'ouis do all th s for their own private Ad- 
 vantage, they impofe what Unties they p'eafe, and ri- 
 roroullycxacl f wh.ir ihey ihink til to demand ) of all 
 Fori'igmrs they ha' to do with. And if ilie mifchicf 
 llojii here and went no farther it were vet li'mething tol- 
 hrable ; but are there is in bounds ot their FMortion and 
 Covetoufneb, fo there is no k::\A of their racking and 
 preying upon Strangers; the, a^k whac they wil'C and 
 take what iliey ask, ami lis well if they dnii't take more 
 in to the Bargain. Ai d in all thifc cafes 'tis h.ud for a 
 Mantocomeiiv a Remedv, nav, 'tis nianv tunes more 
 ihaigeaMe and trnublelbiiie than thcUifcafe ir lelf; it 
 iindt be onlv ( if it be at all) by making ones own 
 conip'.iin in Perf'in to the King, lor there's no trnlting 
 any ot the great Men aUmt him to manage the Caufe, 
 or deliver the .Seiice of it to him, lince 'tis infallibly ccr- 
 t.iin that they'll never let him underltand the 'Fruth of it. 
 Ihey always oblerve thefe two Rules in difiourlinp of 
 any maiters of this nature to the King ; cither to (peak 
 what pleafes themlelves, and makes for ihe Intereil of 
 their own Faiflitm, or elfe what ilicv know will be agreea- 
 ble to him and futcshis Fancy and Humour, be it true or 
 falfe. How unhappy (in this Rtfpeiil) is the Con- 
 dition of a mighty Monaiih, who (while the World 
 bowsbefnrehim, and Cr.vvn^ and Scepters are laid at his 
 Feci ) is himlelf ihe moll govern'd thing of all, .and has 
 his Mind and .S'lices under the management of others, 
 'ihe iniriciiing Courtiers that fiiriound jhiin keep guard 
 upon his l/ndei'ilanding ; meafureout all his Knowledge 
 to him, .mil lli.ipeand moiildtheObjeiitsof it into what 
 form they think belt. 'Fruth ami F'a'lliood bi tli appear 
 in the Colours thev are picas'd to ^lref^ tlu'miipin; and 
 the Profpeit of ,ill ObieCK ubout him is prelcnied by their 
 (;iaH'es, whiiliiiake the Appearance fmh as llr.estheic 
 turn. TheealicPiiiKc (given up to his Pleaiure ; ) cx- 
 aniiius noihinr, but takes .ill upon trult; all Cares and 
 '1 roubles .aie I xcluded from his I hippy Retiremenis ; ht 
 gluts hinifelf with thcjovs of his own Pa'ace, and Ine^ 
 trick'd and inu os'il upi 11 b the llatteriiir; Couniers all hi« 
 Days. 
 
 To finilh all the Bi'lin- fs I h.id to do in / ,/".(. I wanted 
 ; but fuch another Dilpaiih for other pLices, as I had now 
 I for «.i),',7'. In the Civility of ".),.•/■./'.-/ Cr:-. 
 
 But bciides this Perfm, the King had the happinefs of 
 another very Cirent and I oval SubV't'. a^ well as we orr-''^*'!'' 
 felvesof a good and obliging Friend; an.l truly both 
 ihcfewiTcfo fcarce mbuii.t at my being there (I mean 
 Men of real Honour and Gcneroliiy, upright and dilinte- 
 rcltcd in their Adions, t^.ich .is dared to betrulv zealous 
 for their Prince, and jull and kind to .Strangers ) that all 
 we find of them may without any great trouble be mcii- 
 tion'd. 
 
 '1 his was the Vicc-roy of /Vmh ; he gave me a large T^l"' Civili'T 
 account of the State of the Court and Kingdom; fhcin- "^' ''jf p^,'^ 
 terelts, CharaClers, and Pretentions of the fevcral (kaii- « Mi-.- Em. 
 deesthat were conccrnM in the Government. He did not I''"'' '''"' 
 Ipare the V'-esof the Courtiers, bur made keen Keflcclions 
 upon them .til ; giving nie all the Cautions in the World 
 .about Handing uiv)n mv guard, and feeing and hear- 
 ing with my own Eves .-,nd li.irs ( as far as \vas pollible ) 
 while I (laid inthisCouit. Hcfpokewithgi'c.itReverence 
 and Piety of our Saviour jeiti-. Chviil, c. iiuneiiding his 
 I l.awsand Doctritie, aiui expnliing a high value tor both. 
 I Hound no Man in /).'..'.,: c.ipable of giving lo agreeable an 
 ( Enterrainnient as he, in p'caiani and proti'i.able J)il- 
 coni'le; for he pcrudlv well knew ihe I a ws .ind Culloms 
 of the Country, the HumoiTs ^ni Tenvpers of all Peo- 
 ple ; and had pone through the Reigns d three Princes 
 with glory, having l>een Fuvouriie to every one of them. 
 Hch.ad vcryofceiunvited me to his Hoiife, and at 'ill his 
 morethan ordinary importunities! longliimeio lee him; 
 and theielniay layl had large I'ro Is how Noble, Hofpi- 
 table and Courteous aP.rfir my H "It was. I lould not 
 defend my lelf from a liberal Prebnt ih.it he would need? 
 (iiakente, jiiv.l [hq fitlier bci Aule 'tvvas thel'roduiil of his 
 
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 <mji CioMinimiii, in wimli .i (;rc.n ileal of it isninlc. It him .i PJdiiro \\\m\\ f'lim- nody liul kiM liim, I Iia,| {,« 
 Vi.i* A \'Mcv\ <>i the puivlt 1 lat'-SiipAr, raili ot wliith 'inc, nml w.nwnftli his ll('hr : I role .irui i.trriaj jt, nii I 
 
 '"iiiiil limi .It th.ii iiiiicol Nielli, lirtitit; ifi .1 very lonii.il 
 
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 i ( i\ .-' V I ipli il nl- >m ;o /, and tin' wluilc Cargo coiililt- 
 
 Cil P 
 
 f .1 1.1 
 
 '>l li:<.h. 
 
 A I'r tiiv > in I tons Pirroti miplu have matle fonic Profit 
 of tlu Ciii\ CI Hrioii of iliis Cifrn'roiis Opi-n-hcartiil Man j 
 IVii-m'v woii'il iirt !i low my Actiinniuo (if what t'lli' lit 
 
 voii.i liinccuon 11 
 
 li'.t h;' rcl'niv M to l>c itvcni'M .im 
 
 thcr \*A\. .iiul I'i-ikI a lit IVnijii imn y.'^i; ',•//./ to C'onii'l-;- 
 
 iiir, .ifj i.urs liis Uciptcls to iiiy Kiiifj. Ihc p'.ii c 
 
 rt.unM Mil', w.is not h'. own 
 
 wlurc Ik ifctn 
 
 '.I 
 
 ,1 
 
 TSfFnil^ar- 
 
 fddor ho. 
 
 rpuiM wirh 
 'lie MifHl'i 
 
 I Iciilv' I'wliuli 111' lUil no' ill nk poiurouN inoii('h for tlu- 
 nnjiiii. , but one of tlu' Kiiii;'s MolioU, wliuli he lia.l 
 li()r;i-\'. il lor rli.il pnrpi 1.', .is lio miKlit liy Ins (ov.n lii- 
 tcrcll \viihhi> I'rini ,•, .in) I'al.nc iinlic Kmniloin. I li.iil 
 net hi CoiuiMii) at i.'iiuici-, aiu fartluT tli.in pilf to eat 
 IVeail .nil) .Sa!i to^ither, in I'okcii of a liiin I'liion .ii-.il 
 Friendl'hip. He ami hn (irr.it Men f.it at one Carpet, aiul 
 I aiu) my Comi'ain ataiuiilui; for we heing Chiillians, 
 anil tlu'v ,\J ■'■ )«v -<■', their Kelipious Ciiltoms ol'lii'e 
 thini to tins lint ol'rep.ir.ition. 
 
 'Ills I'eiiim. I'eli>iis li s (i.nernnieiit of I'lit.tii (where 
 
 h: was Viee-Rov) wa< l.i ii! of four Cities in af'_i;<:V ; 
 
 aim for .ill ti.pitlicr, hei;a\e ilic Kiiip eleven I.cckies of 
 
 Ripies, all ihe I'mlits c:fe IviiiLr entirely his own, in the 
 
 Uilpo'.al (if wlvili he liaj an AlM'oliite l<oyal Amlioriiy, 
 
 as iiuleeil in ir.olf Calls all o' er his (ioveminenr. Bcliiles 
 
 ihis, he h.iil a renlirn of a tlii'iilaiul P.iipies a l>Ay, ami 
 
 foiiie foaller (lovcrimien[>aiul PlaeesiipanJ (hiWii in the 
 
 Coi ntrv : All wh cli, how ijreat liH'ver it may fun, he 
 
 alfi.rM iv,e, tliac there wciv a prcat nnmlier that h iil iloi- 
 
 l.le his Ke\eniies, and aU)\e twenty that ha J the lame, 
 
 • Allthnirf But as toalltliele * ihiriis he liail;',i\cn a \er> full ami 
 
 "•'''"> '""'i ex ailf Aieoiim of them in rlie Hilti.r) of the Coiiiitr\ ihi- 
 
 "'„'','/,'o ring ihe late Rei.nns, eonip-sM by hnnfelf, ami ciitain- 
 
 ih.Hitiry ing ntollly Matters of h.s own Obfervation and l::tpe- 
 
 JJ'.'''^1,'i^"""-rience. 
 
 riiimiin ih,- Amnnpft other things that p.ifsM, he alTiirM me, ilu' 
 mil nji-iir King Inil a grc.it kiniliiefs fur me ; ai'd as a Mirk of his 
 
 fMi'tieuIar Favour, ha. I orderM ^IffuCrii to lend i'/ 'iis 
 'i'ilnrc, which I llioiild wear for his lake. Th s 1' ^f ire 
 J rereis'd at my nci.t poinp to Co\:rt, from the Ki'-i-'i 
 own hand as it were ; tor as f rni as I ca'i.e in liglit, h.' 
 prcfently call'd f r't, and re.iih'd it o ;t to .//i, . C .n to 
 deliver it mc. And becai.fe 'tis the Ciiftom at the reeti- 
 ving any of thci'e Prelents, for the Part.' to kneel down 
 and knoikthc Ground with his Head, (from which fcrt of 
 Reverences I had obrain'd leave at tirit to be cxci s'd) 
 he ordcr'd that Minilker not to den'.aiul an\ thing of th.it 
 nature from nie ; which yet his ill Nature wonlJ ha\ e 
 done, anil fomc of the other Courti.rs call'd aloud up n 
 me to perform tlie .ici ulfom'd Certinonies ; brt the King 
 himl'elf iiuerposd, and laid pulitively, they fl.ould iii t 
 I'c err.id ipoii me. The (iift was not woitli alove 30 '. 
 in all, and yet 'tu'as fne t.mes better dian what he com- 
 iiioiil) gives to his No'iles, when he would make any of 
 thein fenlible of his greaielf Klteem and («ood Will. Theirs 
 arc commonly little MedalsofClo'd falhied on to a Chain 
 of four or fn c Iiu lies long, and if they will have any C.ar- 
 niture for it of Pearls, or Jewels, they nuilt auorii it at 
 their own Charges. 
 
 That bellowed on mc was fer in a Hold Frame, had a 
 Chain of ilie fame 10 come about my Neck, and was 
 bta' tilled with lim-.c fmall Pearl. 
 
 Painting is an .-^rr in wh.eli th s Prince is mightily de- 
 lighted ; he lo^esto fee a ciuiousP.ece. and will difeoiirfe 
 of it with Skill and Judgment. And 'tis certain, that his 
 C00.I Pdiii- own Country can, and does, ftirni'li him with luitcrtain- 
 itr» mindiM. „.^.mr, of i|,is kind, and fiieli as a curious Fancy may be 
 well cnonpli ple.is'd with. 
 
 1 could not have thought, that hiitl/t had prodiie'd .'\r- 
 tids fo skilful and ingenious, .is I have feeii by fomc Piei es 
 which HisMajcrty liiewd me. A Pie'fure whiih I pre- 
 fented him, and was very confident no Workman in that 
 Country cowld have tolcr.ibIy imitated, w.as done with lb 
 much Art .and Hx.acVncfs, that I was puzzel'd todiiliii- 
 guilh my own Original from thole Copies which were t.a- 
 keii from it. The \t ij.v/ was mightily picas'd with this, 
 and bo.-illcd vi' his Mens Skill to a high degree ; he rei- 
 kon'd it a kind of a Victory, and in apleafaiu way tri- 
 unph'd over me .iccordingly. A great ileal of Jelt, and 
 diverting Rallery, pifv'd upon this occafion ; but theCon- 
 clulion of it was, thr.t 1 was to pay the Painter for his 
 Work ; and the King muft needs know too \vhat I in- 
 tended to give him : Which matter was well enough 
 made up betwixt us, and the Prince and the Painter both 
 pleas d. 
 
 So flronply did his Fancy work this way, that not long 
 after he fent for me in great haitc to Court, and that out 
 of a.y Bed too, ihu' liie Buliacls vms nodiing but to Ihcw 
 
 manner upon a liiile 'I hi 
 itionds and Knbi.s, tint tlh 
 he I iilfreof his |rwels, I 
 
 aiiil fo drefs'd wiili 1) ,1 
 WIS no liKikiiig at h'm f 1 
 11 the Beauty of my Pn'tui 
 
 Mne a Cr 
 
 llioek'd him «orle than all his (ilury roiid hav 
 ■ 11 Milgar Spea.,r r. He ask'd, Whetlur Her lii lii- 
 lived, and that Copy had any Driginal 
 in Nature to .iiifwer to it, or was only the nicer Pnnliii't 
 ot the Painter's I:iiapinatinii ? When 1 alfured him, tin- 
 lining Origii1.1l was vsell known t'> me, and vtllly f. pr. 
 riniir in the Piillure in all Points of IVrfei'fion, his Admi. 
 I anon w.ispnipoiin nally heightned j and he thendetired 
 ihat I would bellow that woiidirfnl Pn ce upon hiin 
 which he would look upon (he fiiu) .istlunioll valuaMr 
 |ewel lie was M.iUor of. A particular t)bIigation made 
 I'le ai tirll exmli' the parting w tli it, whuh Idid in fmli 
 ani.inner as no w,i) dfgnlKd him ; but he eoiitiiminp to 
 prels me, I freely rellined it to him, as a Token of the 
 prot'ciind RelpiCl I had tor His .Maielly, m pivung v.ith 
 a thing fo very dear and valuable to me. But the Prince 
 (who leem'd radier to have done t lis to try ine, than out 
 of any real ilelign to pet the Pivitnre) heartily .lecipted 
 ot my intended kindnel's, .md r.fus'd to take it lii'in me; 
 onlv liid. His Painters Ihoi'ld take C( pies nf it, uhiUi li:s 
 Uiieens ihould wear, in Memory of focxtellent a Beamy 
 as ilic Original was. 
 
 The I'receeding Day being his Birth-Day, himfelf, and i-.-'-r 
 all Ins Nobles, w.re very merry rp-m it : I was Jni itid to 
 ilie Ceremrny too ; jiid diinking his Healili 111 a Ni.blc 
 Ci'pof (iold, let with l.mraulds i uniuoifes, and Riibie«, 
 he intrea'ed me, when I h.id di link tlie Wine, to accept 
 (I ilie Cii|>'as his I'nfenr. 
 
 There were feicral Chargers of Rubies, ami Almonds w,„. 
 mr.de in (i ild auil S'ber, wliiili verc br light iii, and ^'i « ■ 
 ihrown anitpplt the Nr ! les, an! th 111 that Itood .about '''"'^■' 
 Inn. 'J Ik Knip had Sport eiiiiui'li ^' llv llieiii fi r,iml>lc 
 lor tluiii. which ihev did u 'h ;i criV- iI.mI of carnelf- 
 
 '!,■< llln.-f 
 «1 ■'■ '"■ 
 
 IT 1 ■;• 
 
 11 
 
 peiuv.u! il mc 
 line ill- Prince' 
 p,'iiilin,'^ upon 
 h « hamb ; ami 
 better Friend 
 the Finnan in I 
 aivalier thing : 
 <i,rv well, ami 
 (id.aiiording 
 IA:ii'd. 
 
 I dipendedtl 
 ea-it'ehehad ui 
 iMliiteretted M 
 of Hribe* ; wh 
 I mthisCoi'rt. 
 nref'.'iit '■ ell l.it 
 
 The Bnlin.l 
 and iliis luiuhi 
 t'tiiiirv. Suit 
 .111,1 .-.diaiuing 
 \niir of ki.ling 
 hid granted, 
 
 p'liud Ulliloul 
 
 to divirt the K 
 drr Hriither. 
 
 The Chariir 
 into any tort oi 
 time, tn dciu 
 10 lOiumaml hi 
 
 I ike Ion e 
 
 !e Pull 
 beg tl 
 
 r tiKiii, which thev ilid with ri gri 
 nefs ; but as there were l"e\eral in 1'., C'lmpaiiy that 
 •houpht fit to forbear, .ind not teirl-le on the (;rouiid 
 tor ihofe Tins, to I II od .imonglt r.iat number, nrd.cr- 
 tented niv fi-lf with beho:ding the Sport. His M.i|elty 
 appear'ii i:i all the Inipht if Pm-.p and Riclinels i f bViis 
 that Day, and h sKh. phauts were fetoiit in all their moll: 
 glorious '"urn ture tor- : They all pal's'd bef re him in 
 peat Order, anil bi wed very li,ind|i;:nely to him as they 
 maich'd .dong ; which (all tlii.gs ci^nlid'er'd) I ihoughc 
 one of the tiiieit and moft agreeable Sights that Day af- 
 forded. 
 
 At this time (having an opportunitv) 1 iv.ove.l ,tf.,pfi 
 Cr>, forthe Dil'paivhof our Privileges, which h.id been foTh.-iVt 
 l()np promis'd, and Iii unconfcionably dcLived ; telling "-It' 
 him, Iflii- woti'd not llir in the matter, I would iiiime-"^'''" ■' 
 diniely apply my felf to the King. He was ier\ lui- 
 willing 1 IlioiiM do this; an I a (J" ■ red me, I needed m t 
 trouble my I'elf lb fir, for the King had given Ordu-s .1. 
 bout it alre.idy ; and it had bien aCfually dime and lent 
 tome, but that tliele Solemnities (if his Bir'th-Day had ta- 
 ken them off trom flulinels. 
 
 But thcle fair Words were only intended to keep mc 
 quiet, and pivient my carrying the Matter bef'ii-e tin- 
 King again : This Mmiltcr never deligned m\ Biilincls 
 Ihould be done by the King's i iimediate Orders, but re- 
 fob ed to make me depend wholly upon the Prince, which 
 he knew I was very backward (and with good Reafoii) 
 to do. For alter allihis pretence, he had tlu- Confidence 
 to fend me word, Tliat he would prixure nothing at all 
 from the King, that any way coneern'd that Prince's Go- 
 vernment, as our 5.(ivir Atfiirs did ; but that I ought to 
 cxpciit all from the PrinCe'sGood Nature, whofe Autho- 
 rity was great enough to grant Firmans fuflicient for our 
 purpofc. 
 
 Ill this Perp'exitv I refolvcd, for once, to try the Prince, Thrr-'. 
 and endeavour as much as could be to procure his Favour '"^"' '''■ 
 by a feeming entire Depcndance upon him. .And as an'""' 
 IntroduiiVion to the Conclulion of my (jrand .Xtlair, I pro- 
 pos'd to pcrfeifl a lubordinate one, that related to our pre- 
 fcnt life at Sii-.:t, for the Fleet that was now expeded. I 
 fent iu to his Secretary fome certain Claufe^, which 1 de- 
 fired might be pi.it into the Firman that was to be drawn 
 up upon this oecalion ; and quickly after went to w.tit 
 upon his Highnels, and to fee the Succefs of my Bufinel's, 
 The Prime ordcr'd his Secretary to give me the Firman, 
 which upon perulinp I found lliort and det'eiflivc, feieral 
 important things being left out, at leall very much altcr'd 
 and difguis'd 111 the txprciiioii : I 'p i|i which Account I 
 lent it back again, with a BefoiUtion foithwitli to 
 depart the Country, and of priihil-iting the l.tndingaiiv 
 of our Utig'jh (ioods. Bat the Secretary very eainellly 
 
 pcr- 
 
 |il IMUI 
 
 '(dKiii. 
 pcrioiis Woiii.i! 
 ihak'd I he M 
 maiuled him i 
 way. 
 
 Now Siiltnn 
 plain .md open 1 
 ohiain a great d 
 r,.l in thole part 
 it, that he lent: 
 Prince to comin 
 nmlt be in play^ 
 Pod. 
 
 Now the Kit 
 away from the 
 .Sultan Crtroon 01 
 5niiCi,f.-ofof a trcachcrot 
 Ik llSitcvii 'nv.is confidcnti 
 fir KingoffVc.„; 
 no licttcr, and 1 
 not yet beaten tl 
 contrary, were 
 vvns partly feiili 
 liini to come to 
 to himlelf, as t( 
 urn J to be poyi 
 itig to Court i 
 hi-en going to E 
 l'|iiii I his the 
 f'ii", ami to CO 
 fii"(iVV himfelf ' 
 I.' '■ •» ('..■),«'■, tlir 
 wl-civtiu toice 
 tifkc to divert it 
 iy.\i hiiu. He pi 
 at his Service), 1 
 I'le a Peace, or 1 
 Hilt diis Triik 
 ('lio' they otl'er' 
 biiiiglluir Biifii 
 liver for an \nf 
 vvliom alone he 
 And the Prince 
 ling ihcpi. He V 
 pcar'd in the Fie 
 All the Com 
 violent alpiring ' 
 fee it too, and 
 two elder Sons \ 
 Fafiiiefs and Ind 
 ifliccs of this Sc 
 and Animofities 
 the Country in t 
 Prince went otl" 
 forefaw, that tl 
 p. ,,.,,,,•, would be to fe 
 flfft Son the Crown, bcfi 
 
 t. . . ' iieral, '.and it fe 
 
 .Ei 
 
 ♦, 
 
. ri,; 
 
 liiin, T lia.l l>y 
 
 l.UTK'll it, ailil 
 
 1 •' V I'l y loriral 
 ■IV.I Willi I) .1. 
 ui'fi at Ivm f,,r 
 'i< tiiy I'li'liiiv 
 lia\i' iloiiiihc 
 
 lur CM'I- Id I)|. 
 
 Ill any ()rif;iiul 
 ■ iiH'cr Proihii't 
 llurcd him, iIk- 
 till v«(lly r pr- 
 ion, Ins Ailmi. 
 
 lie tlun (liliii,! 
 lie iipim |iii„_ 
 ;'iiioll \,ilii.iMr 
 il>lii;.-iti(m inndc 
 
 li I iliil iti fuiii 
 .• idtiiiiuiing tf) 
 I Tdkcn of rhc 
 III p lump \v;;|| 
 
 Hilt tllcI'liiHC 
 
 y 1111', ihaii out 
 .irtily .Kwpriil 
 <f it i'l (.'111 mc ; 
 ofir.whidiliis 
 client a Beauty 
 
 /, hiinfi'ir, .iiul i'"« 
 I wasiniitiil to 
 lili ill a N(,l)|c- 
 i--, aiiil Ki,l.ii-«, 
 ^'iiii', to acupc 
 
 ami AlinomU Mr-, 
 ■' ufjlit ill. ami 
 at Itooil aliont ' 
 ilu'in fi iMiiililc 
 cal lit larni'H- 
 Company that 
 in tlic (JroiiiKJ 
 iil'cr, afil :rr.- 
 H"> Majclty 
 
 Illicit ( r i-vi'is 
 
 1 all tlicinnolt 
 bit. ro liiiii in 
 t(i liiiii as iliev 
 M) i tlmughc 
 s tlutDay'ai- 
 
 movfil .If.tpfi 
 li liaii Ik'i-II foThMVV 
 ."\Cil ; tcilini; ri-l'f' 
 wdulil imim'- "*''" ■' 
 was M'r\ iiii- 
 
 I IlCClk'il l;( t 
 
 .'L'n Ofilir^ a- 
 lonc atui lent 
 -L'ay had ta- 
 
 1 to kivp nic 
 r Ik-I' TO till- 
 iin Hiilincls 
 Jits l"'r rc- 
 nni-c, '.vhidi 
 jonil Rcafon) 
 ■ Confiilcnci' 
 (ithiiip at all 
 Piiiicc's Go- 
 u I onplu to 
 liofc Aiitho- 
 cit-nt for QUI 
 
 y the Prince, ThfF.-'v 
 Ills Favour "'i'W' 
 And as an 
 
 Vrtair, Ipro- 
 
 Ito oiiriri- 
 
 .xpcAai. I 
 which 1 lie- 
 
 I) be drawn 
 
 vent to wait 
 
 my Biifiiiers. 
 
 the Finnan, 
 
 Hve, fmeral 
 
 ni'cli alter'd 
 
 1 Arcoiiiit I 
 
 iithv.iti'i to 
 
 1,'ndine.iiiy 
 
 ry carnellly 
 per- 
 
 Lhap. 
 
 XKX. 
 
 Story of Sultan Gurferoon, &c. 
 
 l6i 
 
 poi fw.id -I me 10 the lontrary, and dcfircd nic luit to gra- 
 iihPili- I'liiKc'* Hmnour a little 111 ilut one point of dc- 
 iviiiliti!^ iipiin him, and craiini; the amendment of all at 
 hi« iLinVu ; and I llioiild tenainly Hnd him at lalt a far 
 I'CtiiT Frienil than I expeded. iklidei, he expounded 
 the Finnan in I'uih a manner to me. that it appear'd quite 
 iin'.iiier thing ; with hii Conllrnaion it liorc my Sencc 
 urv vvell, and when handfomcly tranllatcd (and aJ he 
 l.iui, according to their true mcuninn) fpokc the Language 
 iilelir'd. 
 
 Idi'peiided the more upon Irs Reprffcntation of it, bc- 
 canfe he had nniverlalh the Character of an honett and 
 ijillnterellid Man, and (to my own knowledge) no 1 o\er 
 of Hribe< ; wliitli is a very rare and high degree ot Vertue 
 i ..li 111 this C'oirt. I took the Finnan therefore, and waJ at 
 ' " "■ pref.'in >■ ell latisfied to have gained this Point. 
 ■ ' The Bi;lin>ls of the I>kiiii Wars hung yet infufpcncc, 
 
 iind this niii;lity Monarch's Arms did not profpcr in that 
 C'<imitrv. Sultan IV/.i/A' was now eume from hii Charge, 
 and adiaiiiing near the Court, hoped to have had the Fa- 
 Miiirofki. ling his Father's Hands: This the Old Prince 
 had grantetl, had it not been for Sm uulal, who wasem 
 p'liMil iiiiiioiibtedly by Sult.in Coi^oH, and that Fadlion, 
 to diiui the King from (hewing ihif Kindncl's to his El- 
 der Rn.rher. 
 
 The Charms of that Woman (which could work him 
 into any lort of Compliance), prevail'd wiih liim at this 
 I ftin.-f time, to licnv his I'lefence to a Son that defcrv'd it j and 
 10 cniniriand him lo a far dilbint Poit. 
 
 1 ike Ion e nbiei'l Slave, that could procure nothing but 
 
 hv hnndile Fntieaties, fo did this great Prince on his U'tid- 
 
 ol Kii eslig the I iberiy of feeii.g his Son ; but the im 
 
 poritpiis Woman woii'il not grant his Requelt ; llie proudly 
 
 5 ihak'd the Motions of Ins yearning Bowels, and com- 
 
 j mfliiikil him in Ipi^e cf Nature, to fend his Son a 
 
 Now Sultan O^ »i'i way to the Wars of Drmi was 
 plain and open be fi r<' hiin j and. he pnjpos'd to himfelf to 
 ohiain a great de.-4.of Glory by it. But the Great Gene- 
 ral in thole parts, Vr. Cli.m Cniiihi, was fo much againlt 
 ir, ilat he lent the KhiR .i Letter to forbear fending that 
 Prime to command there ; and rather (if one of his Sons 
 nmlt be in play) to order his youngcft to undcnakc that 
 Pod. 
 
 Now the King had as much mind to have Chun Cunnti 
 away from the D.t.oi Wars, as that General had to keep 
 Sulian Crtfoon out. For in plain Tenns, he was fnfpcdlcd 
 Viiti.frofof a treacherous Correl'pondence with the Enemy ; and 
 tr ilSi.ciii 'nvas confidently aflerteJ, that he had a Penlion from the 
 »f:h, tt,ii King of OffiiH ; No vN'onder then that the War futceeded 
 no U-ttcr, and that the vaft Armies of the Mogul had 
 not yet beaten the liccr.pcci out of the Field ; but on the 
 coiitrar), were continually infulted by ihcm. T he King 
 M IS paitly fenhble ot this, and therefore commanded 
 liini to come to Court : But he was fo politii k and civil 
 to hinilelf, as to ilelire his Majelty's Fxciile ; he llad no 
 nrnd to lie poyfnn'd, or have his Head cut od" ; and go- 
 iiig to Court in his Circumllances, had very probably 
 been goiiij; to F.xeev.tinn. 
 
 I'lmii tins the Kill); r^loh'd to (ind his Son Sultan C<r- 
 ri"i, and to coiiiiiiiiance his Reception, determin'd to 
 fol'iiw himfelf wiih am tlier great Army. But the fubtle 
 (.'.'•« I'.tiiiir, that fiw this Storm a coming, and knew 
 vvlxietiK tiMceof it uniiM light, endcaiour'd by an Ar- 
 tilice to divert it, and f'l pnvent the Danger that threat- 
 m'.l him. lie perlvvadcil ilie Itrr.iupci (who were entirely 
 at hisServii.-), to Imd Fniliairalors to the Afc^w/, to de- 
 fre a Peace, or at lealt a Cidation of Arms for fomc time. 
 Kilt [hislriik vvoiilil nut take; and the limbafladors 
 ('lid' thi'y otl'er'd very advantageous Terms) cou'd not j 
 biii.g their Bulinels to bear. For the M-icnl turti'dthem 
 liver for an \nf\vrr to his haughty ainbitious Son, with 
 vvhnin alone he had left the Power of Peace and War : 
 And the Prince abfolutely reiedcd their Propofals, tcl- 
 lini; then. He would enter into no Treaty till he bad ap- 
 pcai'd in ihe Field, at the Head of hir Annies. 
 
 All the Counti; dreaded the Etfcifls of this Prince's 
 
 violent afpiting 'lempcr ; the King himfelf could not but 
 
 lee it too, and yet hardly dared to controul him. His 
 
 two elder Sons were difcontented, as well ar the Father's 
 
 Falinel's and Indulgence, as at the faiflious ufurping Pra- 
 
 diccs of this Son ; and all Men expeiSed that the Feuds 
 
 and Animofities between thefc Brothers, would involve 
 
 the Country in the greatcft Confulion, whenever the Old 
 
 Prince went off the Stage. The Wifer Part very well 
 
 forcfaw, that the bcft way to prevent thefe Calamities, 
 
 %!('( would be to fecure and eftablifh his Eldeit Sons Title to 
 
 M Son the Crown, before he left it himfelf. For this Prince was 
 
 If ,J';^P'»- fo much the Darling and Defirc of all the People in gc- 
 
 t_,. I ' ncral, '.-vnd it fecms julUy fo for his admirable Vertues ' 
 
 that in cafe «ny of hJ« Brothers rhou'd endeavour to di- 
 Iturb him, or iiand in Competition with htm, hislntcrcft 
 in the Hearts of the People was fo gocxl and BrcAt every- 
 where, that no oppoiite Fatlkioii would lie able tu Hand 
 before him. 
 
 This Noble Prince (Suhan Cuifcu'm) was at this time, 
 and had U'en a pood while, under his Father's Difplca- 
 fure) at lealt under the external i<piiear«ncesol it j for 
 'twai thought the M«tul loved him deeply in his Heart, 
 tho' he I'ancied the Brigiitnels of his Venues, and lllulkri- 
 oils AChons, did render Ins own (ilory lels conl'picuouj, 
 and therefore condemn'd liim to a Life of Solitude and 
 Confinement. 
 
 But 'tis certain the People did not .idore and love him 
 more, thati Sultan Oifow, and all that Party, hated, ma- 
 ligned him, and contrivrd his Kiiine : But iiefoie I men- 
 tion the Ueligns and lntrigiie< earned on liy ihein againft 
 this Prince, I nnill digrels a litrle into the lit it p.irt of hit 
 Stor5,itid thofe CircumU.wce!, in hisGiandtaiher s Reicii, 
 that made way for fomc of thefe Scents that apjiear'tTin 
 In.liit at my Ix'ing there. 
 
 When l-'.cliir Sl>4, the Father of the pii lent Woif///, was ^. 
 bulily employed in the hem Wars, tli s Snn of liis'iinik „t s, ilii/ 
 that opportunity to attempt the Dethroning of Ins Father, ; •/.'"".juJI 
 
 , hii l<4itK'r. 
 
 ti riui. 
 
 and fixing the Crown Imperial upon his own Head. I hi 
 Old Prince, upon the News, iiuukly brought his Vitlhi- 
 rious Anny fiom .omjucring Foreign .\d\erlaries, tuclia- 
 itilt* this domelkick and more dangerous Fncmv, that was 
 now ready toldze the Caltle of //i"^, and make liimlelt 
 Mafterot all hisTreafures. Being (ome pretty near hiiti, 
 he fent him word, T hat he lliould take li.s i lioiee, either 
 immediately to lay down his Arms, and throw hi.nlclf 
 upon his Mercy ;or tife prepare for a Battel,and leave Mat- 
 ters to be detennin'd by the Chance of War. Thr Prince 
 accepted the former of thefe Propol'als, thinking it lafrr 
 to trull his Father's Mercy, than to ftand a Trial with his 
 well-known 'Valour, and therefore without any more a- 
 doe, humbled himfelf at his Feet ; and fo (after tonic 
 Difgraccs, and a (hort Iirprifonmcnt) was reftor'd .igain, 
 at the Importunities of his Mother and Sillers. But 'tis 
 to be noted, that while he was thus up in Anns againll his 
 Father, the Old King, to punilh him for his Rebellion, 
 difinherited him, ami prodaiin'd Sultan Curjeronn, liis lil- 
 deft Grandfon, HeirApparentof his Empire. "Twas but 
 a few Months after all thele Tumults were quieted, that 
 F.cbnr Si'it paid the appointed Debt to Nattire, and by Dy- 
 ing gave 1 ifc to new and worfe Tnmbles than thofe ^c 
 had fo lately compos'd. For then his • Son (the prefent • x, -e c,ii 
 King) not at all regarding hisFather's fnnner Aet againft himby ihc 
 him, relbbcd to be his Heir, and by main fotce thnilt '?"""' -*'• 
 himfelf into the Tlrone ; polfeding hiinklf at the fatre by','h°i ,'f ' 
 time of all the Royal Trealures, and the Strong- places ofCrtjij/ir. 
 the Kingdom. 
 
 On tile (ther hand, Sultan Cmfci.^n ptvfuming upon the 
 Title cnnfei r'd on him by hisfiiandfatlier.took up .-'iims to 
 mainrain his Right ; and tiding to l.ai.vi, gatherd an Ar- 
 my there, and was piiilaim'd King, flis F.ulier very 
 cjuickly teivcil him asbefore he had been f rved hnnl'eif ; 
 lent a Power after liim to reduce him to his Duiy, which 
 the Vaiiant Prime as loon gave l'.,uel to, and entirely 
 rotirod. But frelh Aiiries Ihll pouring in ii"(>n Inn, and 
 liis I ather li'iiilelf marching towards hiin w.tli ano'her 
 very great inie, the Prince's Men wete i-,\ ' e tir'd rut, and 
 were .able to hold the Field no longer. 
 
 The unfouunatc Prince himfelf Hed away w ih a few 
 llorfe tow.irds Cr.bu., and lb for T/r.Mry ; which if he 
 had riMch'd, his Father would h.ave been put to I'omc trou- 
 ble -.0 have rccover'd him again. But in lus Way Ix-ing 
 to t afs a River, his Over-cagernefs to get (,ut of the reach 
 of nis Enemies that purlued him. made him li) liberal in 
 his Promifes of Rewards to the Wat. r-man, that he was 
 I'ufpedlcd and difcover'd : His Gold beiray'd h'ln, and 
 told that he was the Prince. The Water-man ha' ing 
 fmelt out who he was, in the middle of the Channel, 
 leap'd out of the Boat, and I'uimming to the oppoiite lide, 
 went and inform d the Ciovernoiir of the adjoyning Town 
 what a PalTenger he had in his Boat. 1 his was very grate- 
 ful News to that bafe Officer, who hop'd to rail'e his own 
 Fortunes by the Ruines of the Prince ; and to do Irj Fii- 
 chcrthe inoft endearing Service po.l'ible, by briiig ng b.ick 
 his Fugitive Son , and the Dilluiberof his Peace) a Pri- 
 foner to him. So he came down lo the W.-.tcr-lide with a 
 Troop of Horfe, and there falutcd the Prince with all the 
 Humilitv in the World, complemented him with the Ti- 
 tle of King, and invited him to Repofe at hisHonfc : But 
 after all, the Villain having him in his Power, lock'd 
 him up, and put a ftrong Cjiiard upot; him, and then (env 
 Tydings to the King of the Noble .\dion he had per- 
 form'd. 
 
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 i)efigm againil «)M//4/i Lurleroon, err. 
 
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 W' 
 
 Ir 
 
 Tlic Pr'mr fr.im hffirf w.i^ cirriril U.iiml anil cha'nM 
 vf»n An !• Ic[>h.itif tn lin Kiihrr, who trr.ltril him with 
 lcl« rit tlic Mildm f« lu'lnnpinp lo tli.li ( lurallrr, ih.in ilu' 
 .Sciitn .inil RrNinpr cif .m .iin'rv inl'iilimg CniKin'f'ir- 
 All h « "v)'.'! «T< .iml Ailhrrrnn, th.» ciuniir.iccil or fiip. 
 
 •il till 
 
 K 
 
 MR iif lii>, ui'iv cxciiiUil With »n i»cni 
 
 till i*,.lnil !|kt Biifitifl'iirfquir'it llr 
 ■'Mii^ f f II. But |in>M' 
 
 MiCflnilliifniit tli.1t 
 
 krriu-r» Of DiUm'^idti tor tlu' (I 
 
 li.iuiip -he Mi.i(!ow ..tan ^iirK.r.iv'f, r ilicr Pimv^ 
 
 .iwAy ihi-v went with .t (h.iif! r,M,,r,| m.Um.i,,,) ,|n p, 
 
 (it liurr.lcm Ktt'p.ri .1 tcrt,i;n K.i|3,.i Kc.'.ii. t.t.iwl,, „", 
 
 tlio Kin(( kill conmiutiil liiii>. H„r Ik- like .m JMmMt .vi.l '' >. 
 
 loiir.ij'iiiiK M.in, rcfiuil r'l Hi'' 
 
 'I'tt'. 
 
 u or MUM iii'ii tluir h.in 
 
 j'l«ry .Sofriiy. A« for the Pnnro hiii (V'f. tlic Krpi 1 ^^ 
 
 wiiit, tli.u hi«Fv<i were pit 1 111 111 ilir lin e, wliero llir lie urm'd, ilie Kinf^ li.nl j'hrn Jiun tjio CIm'ci- dI lii< S, 
 Ult lt.irri'1 w.i« >cMi(lit ; luit ilir tiiiiii lit' ilir m.n'rr w.i», , mtl he wnuM ilie 111 iho lUfcnio rf lii«'J riilt, Inline j 
 tint he w.iHliliiuiril.lril with .1 Ntpkin. wli rh lii< I'.vlu'i | other I'l'liin but the KinH llio,il,| t.ike I 
 ((■I liniiwn Sell iipnii, atitl lo lent linn .iw.i\ rrili nir to 
 the C'alHe (if ,(,1; •. 
 
 I |i;s «.ti iheOrip-n.tlof the Omf mi rilie Ixtwcm the 
 
 tt ^ /■'•((/ nil 
 
 Dif 
 
 il hi« Viii ; till* llif C'.iiil'o Iif I' 
 
 t1 
 
 111 piifcnt 
 e, anl i(iiilrniiriii!\ nmiiilcrinj' h w he 
 was loMil) of (lie Difcdiiiciit .iiul Sofiow of tluwliiili' 
 CoiMiirv. 
 
 Bm hii CMviimi Hnther, Sii't.in Cfi""'. wirh h'« \,\i\- 
 on, lliiiiiulu ilic Km;', li.til i|. ,ili too miMly wiih him, iii 
 Ci iiilcmi'iiii; hiiii oiilv m .1 1 .ire litiprif'iiiiiie'ir ; ,in.l ilurr- 
 fnre (lookiiij! iipuii him .isihe (iraiul ()l lliric in tlic w.iv 
 rf tiki.' .Ill I'l'iiivis Uclip.ns rellliily piirl'iicil .liiii pliitial 
 111' DcllriiCHon. 
 
 He w.n .V prifiiit the \\,r\\\\ Priforur ; Inn thry lif'"- 
 
 _, ,., roiillv eiiiliMMiiir'il to iiuikc Iriii th.iis j .iml vvli.irtlu\ 
 
 • inifi wi **"» 'I h.iM." iltiiie wiih hiiii, idiilil iluy h.ivc pot hiiii 111- 
 
 •|«nilS"l. to their li.inJ', ii>'.i(ilv tohe ima(',iii''il. 'I'hev kiu'w ili.v 
 
 '•"''"'/"••• foulil not pri'fpiT, if .Sult.in rc'/dd'f 'the f Jliirv df tlic 
 
 N.ilioii, the Diliejit of the NnNility .iml the . Soldiers) Ij- 
 
 vcil ; hi 1. tV ivniilil be ,1 (oiitiiinal Cliiik lo tin r w t- 
 
 kcil i'r.icliic* mill DclipiK, niiil in time mip.ht prove the 
 
 Piiiiiiliniem of ihein tno), ami thcrcfdfc he limit ilic ; lie 
 
 limit be I'lliMuli'il out of ihe w.iy, that they ni.iy do their 
 
 Vosk wiilidiii fc.iriir dilliirl'.inrc. 
 
 ijfrC"-, .111.1 N'..ri/M/i,i/, were boih deep ill tliiiPlct, 
 •lid there (V 11 1, mc Rcillin fi.r t teo ; for 1 1 lidei the nc.ir 
 rcl.uion ot HI N.itiirc nnd Vui.ins Qn.ilitiei, in which 
 Sii!t;iii Cornii .inJ -f/.if'. (' •", were )lrii!>ly united to (me 
 ai.orher ; there waia llonti of Affinity between them, the 
 I'rince havmi', niarried hii Il.iii);hier. So that hii Irtereft 
 and Ambition, which Uth prompted him, to take all 
 ji ilTible Mcafurcsfor the lixinp ol hisSon-in-l .iw upon 
 the Thrriie of /..//n, (I'd fonrei]uent|y enpape him apainit 
 ihe I ife if the lirareSiiitan C«./''/n(iM .■ As for N">m.ihiil, 
 the Rc.ifon of her Concern ii evident j 'tis enough to fav, 
 that (lie wai /J.iph Citn'i Siltcr, and an Enemy to Venue 
 ai.U Gooiincfs 
 , «P/.(. fjii. 'I h'f'^" r ""'^ Plotters havlnp perfeiiled their whole Dc- 
 k., (ii.lnii fiiiii aiiionpit iliemfclvei, U-paii to atren'pt the Kinp for 
 |[[- J^'^'H*"' tlir Delivery of Siilian Cw/i'm-n to their kccpmp. And 
 oM.iiilijJit lirlt (f .ill \<niirluil (hisNViicli comes iiptin him with 
 *». her Fnch.iiitinenis ; flic nfes all the Artsof a Wdiii.in to 
 
 (often himt'i her Will ; flic (iphs and melts into 1 ears be 
 fore h.in, callv a dyinp laiipiiilliinp Look upon him, and 
 fi-enii to be oierwlieinied with (irief and Serrow. She 
 fears His Majelty's life and Perfon are expos'd ; that 
 .SiiitaiiC. r'vin;, thi'.i Priloner, has not loll all his afpi- 
 ring, 'Ihe iiphts, nor Icani'd from his Alllidions, thatl.ef- 
 fon (.f I'l t) and l.oy.ll Repaid to a l''athcr, that (he con'd 
 w i(h : And tins puis her into an exc c;li\ e Pallion, (he can t 
 enjoy her (elf with all the Glory of her State, roi toiu- 
 n and an e.ilie'l houpht, whileHis Majelly (who is dearer 
 than all to liei) appears to be in any danner. 
 
 The Kinpenlilv iindcrfti.od the Dr.lt and Dclipn of 
 all this ; I lit set Iiiice (he did not exprcfshcrfcif plainly, 
 he w.is contei'fd to be thoupht ipiiorant of her nieaninp 
 at thit tunc ; had it lomc to a (iownright Rcqucif, per- 
 haps his Conltai.cy had been fliakcn. 
 
 This .Atteir.p: not I'liccccdinp, .'f^ph C^n, and his Fa- 
 ther, (a Man I'o like him in Temper and Qualities, that 
 one niipht lafely hai.e fworn him a Chip of that precious 
 BI(Kk)tlKfe undertook to make the next. And they went 
 another way to work : 1 hcfe Gentlemen were poddfed 
 with Sonlimcnts of extream kindnels and tendernefs lor 
 Sultan C. rA'Ci ; 'licy Itudied his Honour and Safety, 
 and ihcreloivtoM the Kinp, Twoild be far more aprce- 
 able for liim to be put into the hands of a Brother that lo- 
 ved him, when hemichtlive like himfelf, than to Ik- left 
 in the Cillody ol an cr.linary Jailor, or to have an inferi- 
 our Guard let ipon him. lor Sultan C,no<<n to be his 
 Keeper (who to be furc wnu'd ufc him well) this woii'd 
 nakc his Iinptif rnient ealie to him ; whereas his prefent 
 b.iier Ci'i'liiiemcnt, d,>l 1 nt hll him with black melan- 
 choly 1 houjhts, and chcnih Principles of Difcoment and 
 l<i venpc. 
 
 The King h.ifpen'd robe very drunk at this time, and 
 w:^ lo tarfruni thi'ikinp, that he could hardly freak ; and 
 fo itwcen lleepinp nnd waking he gave his Confent to 
 wl at th.\ delircd ; whii h forallhcknewatthattinie.miphi 
 l|i. ^ been the cutting otf his owti Head : But they knew 
 
 I'll .iw.i\ apan. 
 
 I Ins Ke'lih lion ami Faiihfnfiiefs < f his w„« liiuhlv 101.,. 
 iiended by the King afterward* j ami lu- ch.nped hiil to 
 
 .Id it en, and take no Notiic of am uilur d 
 1 (lioiild prdind 10 contradii'l his tir(t l)r 
 
 minuiiilt 
 
 H 
 
 ciited ilieir Delipn wiih frelli V 
 
 ihdandinp this H.iiilk, the other I'ariy nmfc 
 "■"■ '" '"■" "po'ir, and ltr..np Imp t. 
 
 rnnuici. Ihev told the Kmp |o many line St 
 -rpid him wnh to man^ \ 
 
 imicnis, (which tin 
 
 ai,d 
 
 ,, , . icli tlie ejir 
 
 I rime neier w.is at the pains to examine the (litnpih ol 1 
 ih.it at Ul) he (Mve elf Cl.ul Orders for the Relipnatioii . 1 
 him: Ihe liavc Raja, his K.eper, with his Soldi , 
 were dih harped, and theCiurdof that Cm-throat li-i 
 aion took pollellinn ot hiti. ' 
 
 This put the Court imo an ITiiiverfal Mourning ami''. 
 Mnrniiiiinptoo, attheFollv ami l>uap,e of the Kiiip.ih.-" 
 I adicsot ilie Sor,iplio wvreall in Tears, and the Prin e\ 
 Siders iMoiethey wouM keep him Companv in Deit'i 
 tor th.u they reckon'd wniid (iimkly be Ins Fate. Tl.o 
 King (cut to paciHe theCedilVontcnted I a«liei, andihoneht 
 Suniinl.,: the (itted (or that work ; but they >i;rs'il and 
 threa'ned her, ami lefej'id wiih all the Imlpn.uion 111 
 the World, to (ee a Peilon, whom they kiieu loli.ve 
 been fo deep intlte I'l.itacainO Siiltan fwlx^n. 'Ti* ivt 
 ta(ie to imagine the Contnii.iiis ai„l Stirs that were eoM,.. 
 qnent upon this Fvent; the Stories that \\x\v told, the 
 Reports rau'd .liul Iprea.l about, e/peciallv a-noiii'd the 
 eomnion People, who as thev arc '-vaNsfu!! of'Noii,. 
 ami Tumult, and put into a Ivimen't^by the leal! Hreaili 
 ot Wind that blows upon then , (otliev we.e now ren.ark- 
 ablvlo, and no (lorniy Sea waseicfj,' eiiniuly. 
 
 Rut to divert them a little in ihi>-;\W»iiie, there comes A r^ , 
 .1 /V/Mw I{iiib.i(f.idortn Court, wi'ih a moll glorious and* '•■ 
 (plendid F-ipiipape, ami .is rich Pielenis for the King; 
 (ome faid he came to mediate a Peace (or the / 1,- ,:mcs, the 
 C'omiued cf whom would lie a conliderable Enlargement 
 of the Mi'iul's Power and Dominion, and confequcntly 
 render him a more formidable Neiphliour to the /V-y m 
 Kinp. But many beheie 'tis for a .Siippiv (,f Money for 
 carrying on the Warapaind the 7« <;; and 'lis not the Cut 
 time the /Vi;;>>/ has borrowed here ; the inexhaulliblc 
 Treafures of .-/;w, f<.c. have I ecu oCteii fet i pr n to him, 
 and aflorded him larpe and HItimI Recruits. '1 his s the 
 more piiibable, conlidenrp tin- humble and I'libmidivc 
 Caniape of this Kmb.-.(ru!or, .ind that extremity ( f cr'ii- 
 girg H.ittenrg 1 elpcef he paystotheGi..!/ A.'.;;'«/; tothc 
 Difliqnour of his Character, the DfTencc of hi's Nation 'ii 
 this Court, and to be lure (without having priiiiie part - 
 cular Inltri dions) to the aUrontinp of his Matter. H* 
 prollraies hin feif upon the Ground, aslefoie a Deit\, 
 knocks the Earth with his He.id, as if he would beat his 
 wav in; and iseien Religioiidy JVvoiit in all his Poihiies 
 anil Ceremonies that relate to the Kinp. YettheK'iii; 
 carries it with a great deal (f State and Didance towai.ls 
 him ; he only made a (mall Motion with his R,„ly, v 
 the Reception of the King of IViyii's letter, and laid no 
 more, but, //oir H-ffsmy h^rrlvr > He allows him but .in 
 inferiourp'ace in his Prclenre, a World of Is'obles and 
 Officers (landing above him, tlio' the (V //.ri; lakcs it all 
 witiiout diCpiite or murmuring ; in that he curies it like 
 a Man that knows his Prince's Occaiions and Neeellitics, 
 and the deu M'-giil ufes him like a I'orrowcr. 
 
 Sultan C.ov'w, about this time, bei>an to let forwards ,^,^.„ 
 towards the Army : Before Irs going lie had promis'd inc'sj:', 
 in the King's Prel'encc, and that of' a great Airembly of'""' 
 Courtiers too, 1 hat all my Sur.,t Bulincls (hould be done, '"^ "' 
 and Content given me to the full. 
 
 But this kindnelii was not fo much the ed'ecl of any 
 Good Will in himfelf, as of the Power of the new Pre- 
 fents that were coming ; for our l-,>i^i:p' Ships were got 
 into StfiiHi Road, and the Prince was in hopes of being 
 (liortly gr.ltified. 
 
 There were the King's Orders too (as well as thePrinic's 
 Engagement). 'Ihat all the Goods and Prefemsihac wve 
 to be brought from Suntt hither, fliould not be opcntil 
 nor examined by the way, but nafs undifhiibed to my 
 hands ; as alfo, no Cudoiii or Duty to W exatftcd f<-r 
 any of them : 1 he Dcmonltration of the Prinrc's Flonour 
 and Tru'h in the performance of all which, wnl be added 
 in its place. 
 
 There 
 
 
 • rh.i ipov. 
 
 t.li I I III w 
 
 ,.ir.i ihc 
 
 Us*. 
 
 
 V l,'(f i-.i' 
 
 ,,iihc'i; 
 
 'tilKUUtUt 
 
 \ 
 
 Chap. X ) 
 
 There 
 and Court 
 tlur rroub 
 abroad for 
 font of C 
 would ha 
 Natiim. 
 
 The Kir 
 n' t to (■ ' 
 but to (is 
 lil'iig up 
 CouiiirN. 
 
 All I OR 
 fl'l'pcil to 
 
 Art licirsi 
 ' ,ill iiiiiliii 
 follow, he 
 brrnr, an. I 
 'lis ,ml. 
 i'lkii leak 
 adianupe 
 free and ()| 
 any l'it\ 
 belides till 
 C.tus ars- 
 tier), 'tis i 
 bv the mill 
 like a k nd 
 fiire ot (on 
 Ihews notli 
 tiire, ill a fe 
 beaiiiifiil 1 1 
 (oierd ine 
 Court. ers, .. 
 an. I dazzie ' 
 rues a inou 
 fame thing a 
 IlcI'. n. 
 t\n:\ I tf (j1 
 ..piin, fet up, 
 •done with m 
 •weiity l:ii^ I. 
 Mile long 
 nun were fo i 
 th.. l.eili,!., k 
 W.lnts. Evei 
 his (i,-ouiid, 
 far (V.iiii the h 
 vilioii is ciecl 
 his nearer tn ii 
 way r.- iind al 
 The King, 
 Cares of Pi.l 
 ik." tie bell. 1' 
 vcrlions, that 
 Palace. Here 
 his Barges up. 
 way, intliad 
 hearing ihe D; 
 In Ihort, tho' 1 
 of ihe riihPo 
 he enjoys inori 
 more ealie thai 
 The /'■/;•,, 
 K^MOi. fnallTi-ouble 
 with Com em 
 • For the Icsksir 
 was fired by t 
 gis were U) Ic 
 lc('t Ixhind for 
 nous (and alir 
 the occalion ol 
 nioft bitterly tc 
 PatkiKc ; nay 
 ir.in ; but all 
 pli-y'd to provi 
 iLilTadori iiiiiil 
 However , v\ 1 
 few Da\s uM 
 Il I'll. 
 '■"•'"" One thing h 
 
 cer'dwnii.lcrti 
 ii'l the true l.t 
 did Vexation a 
 FacHon of the 
 s .in.,;;. '.«" out of the 
 "Mli.iij The King, ' 
 ithiuirnion Prifoner, order 
 iV^.",':'= for The Prince, 
 one of the Roy 
 
lib: 
 
 Chap. XXX. Siiltjii Cii rieroon fetched out by the King, &c 1 6 j 
 
 rqqir'it Dniii- 
 
 Mi't lllHVI" (■[ 
 
 r PiiKi'f. ii gt, 
 jn.l ilii rni'io 
 !«ii r.titwii, III 
 .111 li-'m-lt.iiul ' ' 
 I tluir li.tiiilf ii . 
 pi- ol' Ilii Scm.t.f 
 \\\, l".!'iiri-Ai,\ 
 I .nv;i\ ,i(r.rn, 
 
 .» Illjjillv lIHll. 
 
 li.nHiil hill (0 
 ir L'oiiitiunJt 
 licit. 
 
 I I'iriy prnfo. 
 Ilr'inp liupir. 
 
 II- Siuni'i, aiij 
 Aliiili tlic i-aii' 
 ho Itiuipthiil ) 
 Ri'iign.-jiKHi ' 1 
 [h hi» Solili ■ s 
 L'vii-thfoat 1-.1." ' I 
 
 Mdiirning amlm. .. 
 it'ilii' Kiiip.tli.'" 
 inil thi- I'nii I's 
 ■iiiv ill UiMt'i, 
 his Fate. 'I'lu: 
 ict, .inililiinij;hi 
 lii'y . I'ls'il and 
 liul')'.iMti(in III 
 kiiv\«. lo lia c 
 
 Vic ) . "rii lint 
 
 hat wiiv 'onri'. 
 
 Mill' tnlil, the 
 Ity .rnoni'll the 
 
 s fil'.l I't' Ninl.' 
 
 ihi' loll BiiMili 
 •ii' iiiiw rcii.aii- 
 ■ umiily. 
 
 nil', thirscoircsAri. 
 (iH pliinmis anil*' 
 fcr till' Kinj; ; 
 'hi' ; i,\ .vh-ci, till' 
 Mi' I'lilarpcmcnt 
 nil confcqucntly 
 
 II r to the I'ciJ.m 
 ly i'( Money lor 
 
 1H.«i'.||l 
 
 ti<iint ihi'liilt 
 
 iiu'xliaullili'.c 
 
 ( fcn to him, 
 
 ■| Ills s [he 
 
 ami I'libniiHI^c 
 
 iiiity if ir'ii- 
 
 A. '';;/(/ ; tntho 
 
 his Nation ii 
 
 pri\uri" pan ■ 
 
 Matter. H« 
 
 tore a IXit\, 
 
 Wdiilil lu'at h^ 
 
 iM his Poilmvi 
 
 Yet the King 
 
 llantr tow.ii.U 
 
 his Boily, ar 
 
 , ami I'aiil n" 
 
 ows him but an 
 
 (if Nol>!es ami 
 
 li.iii takes it all 
 
 carries it like 
 
 ami NercHities, 
 
 I'.er. 
 
 to let forwarJ'!^^.,,,, 
 ad proiiiis'il iiic sj.-.i » 
 .-It .Aireiiilily of "•"?»" I 
 IhoulJl'dwu',''^''" ' 
 
 • ell'ivl of any 
 )f the new Vrc- 
 Ships were g(i 
 hopes of being 
 
 I as the Prime's 
 cfentsthat wee 
 
 not be opencil 
 
 ilbiilicil to my 
 
 Ix- exadlcd fc t 
 
 ^IPrinrc's Honour 
 
 p, wjil be ad,i'eil 
 
 There 
 
 ,.ll'.l ihf 
 
 DfUnf 
 ri;V/.' 
 
 'I'h«c h»il btrn • Talk « (too.) while, that ilicKing 
 anJ Court wouhl remove and go • Pn)pfe(» ; and ivw 
 th^r rronbUfoMie nine came on. The 'lents were pitch'd 
 abro.id fur their Rciiftion, the I'lcpiunn.Horret. and all 
 fort« of Carnage* ready in bah abundance ,_ that one 
 would ha^e fsntieJ it almtHt the remove of t whole 
 Naimn. . * 
 
 The King it fcetri« Io\ei ro take hii Picalure tlii« wav ; 
 11' t to « iihnc hiiitfcif 1.1 any -me lertainp'aie of almde, 
 but to tix hi* Court here ami iliere, as he pleafis, ram- 
 i'l'iig vip and down, and vn|oying tlio Dclij'hts ol iii« 
 Count rv. 
 
 Alll'orcign Minifterii, and Em' alfailor* of Princei, are 
 
 f.H'gid to bear him Ctmpanv, I'tlidn Trade»-uicti and 
 
 An liiertof all I'ori^. I he King love* to manh vsi h a 
 
 ■ all iiuiliitudeal't r him j and if they ait not dili«)led to 
 
 •rhiiiTOi" follow, he ( rdiisihe • /.o/^i', vsJM't' they were lall, lube 
 
 Ilk I 111 » j„.r„r, ,111,1 lii tires them uit if th> ir Tent*. 
 
 'Iis.ndeed a noble .ind a ilelighilul Figure that the 
 V. ;;■ naki-J, when luall tix il in '.rder ; when it ha^ ilie 
 aibaniaj'e of a pleafant Siinaiion, and the Spei!lator ol a 
 free anil openl'r .Iped. I tlioni'ht it a greater |l aril • tlin 
 anv C'it\ 111 l«.//i, I had the opp' rtunity of linn)' ; Inr 
 K'lidesthai, 'tis of a larjler Comp.if> than pci haps moll 
 Citiesare (excipr thuleoMhe nn full Hank .iiid i haia- 
 cler), 'ti> aTo eiciled and hnlli d in fo m rv lin.ill ,i t me, 
 bv the iiiiiltitude ol H.inds that are at work, that it lo-iks 
 likea k lid of Creat.on, and nii(;luily em reads the pli a 
 ("lire of foiittini'lating it. 'lo Ue a lall empiy Plain, ilia 
 ftiews nothing lirt ihe ordinary wiM .^ppe.irantis of Na 
 tiire, ill a few Hours tr.insforni d iiiio a regular, niutiji'in, 
 licauiifiil C itv i to i .' it dividid into Streets, adorn'd am 
 tmer'd over wiih th ■ Iplen.lid P.ivilions ol Prmes am' 
 Court. ers, an. I allxli. dlntv rile I'piii a few Moments, 
 andilazzle the If.' of a .Spei'lauirot alnddeii ; tliises- 
 riics a more du .plufiil sMuuler, than to have teen the 
 f.uiie tiling adiwicing liit'iiiclv and by degitcs to that per- 
 kA< n. / 
 
 And I tdik^iriee, ihat this particular / fj/^ti was be- 
 ,gun, fet lip, auS' "lilliM, in fm rl lours fpace, tho' 'twas 
 „,iih.i ii-il'iiie with Very ^•rl^t order and cx.'ii.'inel's, and was full 
 n.uiuii.oi nveiity l.i^i'l' Miles ill Cii'in t. and foine v w near tix 
 *"■ Mile lon|! 'M 't lie Nhop-i, and other Apartmei ofj'radcs. 
 
 incn were fo dillinguiili d by Rule, that every Man, all over 
 tho /.f;<[,.i., knew where to go readily for the fiipply of his 
 Wants. Fierv .■\rt!tiar,anilever) .Man of Qiiaitv, knows 
 his (i.ouiul, what C'oiiii'als, of which tide, and how 
 far iViim the Kiii^ he nintt pitch Ins Tent. 1 he Ro al Pa- 
 vilion is eiecKd in the Centre of all, and no Man raites 
 his nearer to it, than the dillame o'' a Misket-lliot, every 
 way r.uiid alout. 
 
 The King, in thefe ProprefTes, relaxes his Thoughts and 
 Cares of Pi.bliik B ilinels, in great meal'i re : In tho /.- 
 st^ii he belb Ws iiianv i f iliolV Hoiir^ upon Sporis and l)i. 
 vcrlions, that are Ipmt in Siate-'Vlf.iirs when he is in his 
 Palace. Hue he hints and hawks, and Iwims about in 
 his Barj.'es upon the tine Rivers and Ponds that lie mi his 
 way, intbad of pailing Judgiiicnt upon Ctiniinals, and 
 hearinj" the Difputesof his wraniilinp taCtio s Noblemen. 
 Inlhort, tho' in .-/i;)<r or l.,il or, he may appear wuh nior.- 
 of the riih Poiip and Magnificence of a King ; yet here 
 he enjoys more ot the Pleaturc of his (jreatnel^ and lits far 
 mere calie than > pon his fublime Imperial Throne. 
 The /'■ /i'(. I'-mbatlador, and iiiv felf, were put to no 
 AaMCt. fm.ill Trouble and Charge, to acaimnuxlate our lilves 
 "' with Conveniences for keeping Company in this March. 
 • For the l.cik/fi at Ifmcic (from whence the Remove was) 
 was fired by the King's Order, and in the Huny Carria- 
 ges were f) Icarce and difficult to be pot, that we were 
 tct't Uhind for foiiie Days, in all the Diilrels that a rui- 
 nous (and almnft emptied) place cou'd be liippi's'd to bo 
 the occalion of tons. The Pcrfiiu fcolded and brawl'd 
 niott bitterly to be left fo ; but there was no Remcdv but 
 ■> Patience ; nay, he fought and beat aUiut him like a Mad- 
 
 ir.-in -, but a'l would not do ; every Pody was biilily em- 
 pioy'd to provide for ihcmfebos, and we that were Iin- 
 !i.iiradors iiuiil Jo fo too, or elfe I'cfolve to llay Uh nd : 
 H'wever, we made lliift to la out at lall, and in a 
 lew Davs uvertoois the King, who iiiarch'd but flow- 
 Iv in. 
 *■'""■' One thing happen'd at the King's fetting out. that pro- 
 cir'd wniiJerto all Men ; tho' it pave as much PL ai iv to 
 a'l the true Lovers of the King and ihi ii" Countrv, as it 
 liid Vexation and Dilappointmeiit to the wicked delipninp 
 Faction of the Court. 1 his was the taking Sulian Cinjt- 
 s , ,^,r i-cii out of the hands of his cruel Jailor. 
 I' .1 1,1, 1 The King, when he came by the Houf- where he was 
 CM .iiiiign Prifoner, oider'd his Coach to Hop at ihe L),«t, and leni 
 •■*'•. r i"^ 'or the Prnce down ; and then commai'.ded him to alcend 
 one of the Royal Elepiiams, and ride aloi.g liy him. The 
 
 fe 
 
 lull 
 
 li> <v'n. »nii 
 
 r,lt'i'< . ir,fh 
 
 lit On louaJty, 
 
 y of the Penp'e wuraisd to the Ingholl pit h, nitl the 
 
 iiig iMocurd h ml. If a great dent ■ f Pi » {'■•, ami many 
 
 good Wiilcn aii.l I'la^enbv th's At'tioii. • 
 
 'Twai iiidic.l h gh tune to I tih hini .iw.iv If e lov'il 
 him, aivl detired 'heiiiiinmiaMCiof hii forilu' Wretrhe* 
 about him were ct)ileavotir,iigio put their Piixt n't nil ii 
 in rxeci t (11. 
 
 "I IS lad, that fiiu Riiffim lie'nMg'i)(» fo Sii tan L' • 
 !•"«', his I'rotlfr had atte'i['f.d to gei mtn hi . |ar'« 
 ineiit to murther hiiii ; but tile faihfil Purer r ruv'd 
 them oil r,iiice, and lb ud upi ii l,ii ( ii'ard. T h' I Jo iw 
 Mother went and pa c lnformatu n of th « to tho K up | 
 vvhiili tin t'tobalve did .i ann liiui ami put him ii]! iitn- 
 kiiir ill 1 C omie to i.iv e the I ife ef hii iiiull valuable aiij 
 1 iluiik mnll bell)' id) Son. 
 
 R t tlu'ie vv.is anorhcr pairnte tntr, ib'ibiry to this I) 
 liverv, wIiaIi pa e the King a virv tit ofcaii, ii to nan f 
 at nine h's own Aiili'fi'y, ai we!l .i» Fatherly Aflool 
 to Snltaiii'd /•(.') . rj.)'! C I. had luin !a'e'v to too ,, 
 I'liiicc lis Pr loii.i I but lari id ,t viry r' dolv to h in, 
 prelim; iioilleiiii'lty iiii.phii Pnlinco and dmng no man- 
 ii> rot ReviKine .'» Wjs .V'CcIi' and bieto the I'.Mell Son 
 of his Si)veriipii, .Some I iv, that ho a t, in|tod to piik .'i 
 (liiarrel vvidi him, and know np the Prime's brave and 
 g' iiorotis I'l inape, that li.rn'dio put up .iii liubpn tv, 
 Midiavour d lo provoke him to draw ; eitlior with a l)o- 
 ligii to 1 a'l 111 his H utli.ins t i rei upi it, or elf- to have a 
 Sto.y to till the Kill,!, that Ins .Son was vvhollv uii"over- 
 i.ablo .iiul drew hw Svvo d to kill his Keepers, aiil fo 
 make hi- efcapc. but the Prince bv his Pari, rue aihl Pru. 
 dome fpoil'd the O.bpii j ho I'efpis'd that for.lnl infolent 
 Peiloii, and kept his Svo'd in lis Scabl aid, only he pot a 
 Ft emlio aciiun.iit tin K'lip w thtlu Saiu iiul'si f ./i , c ii. 
 
 The 11,'xt lime till Kinp I'aw this lu iietl M.m ^ind 'twas ,^,,^„,„ 
 U'fi re iho whole Com' to, ) he ask'd him, Wh' n he viti-A(.«» 'n 
 ted lis Charge lall > What he f.iid to h;in ? And what;' 
 RilpeCHie itiewed him, when he approaih'il him ? Th I 
 llartluip Qiietlions confounded the piiibv Man, and 
 himi]uitcout of Cointonanie He tound the Kmc was 
 made aciiuainteil w.th his Carriape, and th'Tot'cre was 
 fon'd to lonlelsihe ma nof the .Story, only varni,i,ii.2 it 
 a litt'e wi:h a p'aulib o l.vc or iwi, to nake it ,is ea'i • ;i? 
 mipht ic on his i wn Ii 'e. But the Kinp told him fir his 
 Comtori. He wou'd ii'.ike liim know S Itan r':c/'.'mi' to 
 lie (as his moll be'oved Son and iiiremliM ifri'), fi .nlp, 
 his I ord aiul Prince ; aii.l tho' wh.u wasp.i t llioi Id l^c 
 torpiven, y- 1 if ever ho was p'ilty of anv I r vo'i n • for 
 tho future, h.; would make h.s Son trail pic h ni i nder h.j 
 F>i t. 
 
 This was a pla'n Pifcovcr' of ihe Kni-'Mind, whar. 
 ever hi- former '.cti ns had lipiinicl to th • W r d ; ami 
 'twa^ as manfell a pni f iliat .i I li s p,iil Wen les to 'his 
 excellent Son were a kind i.l V'lo'once to Irmed', and ihe 
 nicer eir,.i;t of the overruling Clianiis of his imperioul 
 iS'D );■„•/•:■. 
 
 The Court went on in their Piogrefv and tra oll'd over 
 Wiiiicb .111(1 Moi'iuains, and tonih impir tiiis W'avs, diat 
 11 ade the Journey far irore a Tod and a H'rden than a 
 I'ie.ifure, which i' appear'd at tint to bo delipned for. A- 
 bundaneeof H'lrlVs and Camels peiilli'd, Coaches, Carts, 
 and Tents were torn and Iroild, and the whole ' i':ir 
 was p' t into confullon. T he King's W, incn woreladly t'a- 
 tigiiod with the Difficult esol the wav, and like to be left 
 in tho Woo.ls a great many i f ihem, the Bealts th,ii f rv'd 
 them boil p quite debilitated for want of Meat and Water 
 in thole barren places. 
 
 Hut lo i]u.ilihe this, ir nnift be granted that Ionic parts 
 of the way wepals'd were I'inprizinply pleafant audi harm- 
 ing ; and ihe lovely tiioves, Fountains, Wo'ls, and 
 Ponds, that lay a': out us, made it a Journey through 
 Para, life. 
 
 We came to one very pleafant T> wn call'd Ci-h.iiiii, 
 foatod I pun the River .Si',"',i, and anciently the .Seat ff the 
 ol.l Kings of Muhliu. One of thefe Kmps former!', ulcd 
 to take a deal of pleafiTo in titiu.p a Ur.nk m; by thisRi- 
 vcr-lido ; audit h.ippen'd that when he was drunk one 
 lime, he tumbled iiitothe Waior, and being not at all .able 
 to help himfelf in th.it Conditu ii.ho very fairly funk down 
 to the bofom. Rut a certaiiicour"\ous S:ave of h.s, and 
 1 "ouibie Diver, loth to fee his Sover.'pii th.is Ucome a 
 Panijuet to the billies, threw himleif in and dived aftcc 
 li.m, and brought him up apa n. When the King was 
 come to himlelf, and tlis remarkable piece of :ic'.". ue tha 
 Slave had done li.m was related to liim ; for a Row ard, he 
 commanded both his H.iiuls to be cu oil, t.ll.ng lilin, 
 Twas his jull defert, tor prcluuMnp a I'o'il d Slave as he 
 was) to tmili tiie Sacred IVidv of hisSuvero pn. 
 
 Not long a tier the King (who could net lak.- a f.iir warn- 
 ing) was at his old T'rade of drinking at the W.irer-lide 
 agaiHj ui.d bud then unlv h s Wife wuJi luin : Audhaving 
 Y i the 
 
 ^;?ll,! ;; 
 
il 
 
 :ij. 
 
 § 
 
 1 ^4. .' he 'Princes bajc 'Dcaltngmth the tmbaljadour, 6ic. I ib. |(. Wt'i ^^x 
 
 ■:t»- 
 
 III S'cii'i 
 tijm DttAi 
 
 Fitrujr). 
 TiK- I'l ince 
 (lop* tljc 
 Fieltnc. 
 
 The Enibif. 
 fddour i^ori 
 tQ the Kirig 
 dnil com- 
 pldini. 
 
 The W»f»i's 
 H:im)uTs in 
 fill Litj'jjr. 
 
 tlu' ("itnu- l'ortui\c as bcu 10, 1 1 be voi y ilruiik, and Mil in ; 
 the !;i.'(h1 Voi-iian taily cVii 'c him Ji' c tor't, an>l m'.tr 
 atrtinptal to p: !■ Iviu out, tlu/ lie covi'il have iUpiu' ir 
 without till' i-sik Jifficultv or tiMuWo : Anil when (\w was 
 a^k'l.l ihi-'Rialbn, Whv llic wond not lac him ? llu lo'd 
 whjin, S!ie liad no mmd 10 i. W [kv ' ii'jjcis : She rcmcin- 
 hui\ th.lail: Bo'it, when the S avc ha. I his 1 landsc.ii oH', 
 for doinr. du- I'.v.iK- thii-.;;, and ihe did iiou kimw li't the 
 faii-c ivv^aid mij'.ht to tall Ikt ll are too. inu thenloiv w as 
 unwilliiic to put It t) the \ eMiiirc. ' lis pniKililc the 
 Ciuxl Wnc went vpon this I'l iiu \Ac, that ilw l.ol's onplit 
 rathi. r to be avoidcJ, that lou.d never be repaired apain : 
 Now tho" Ihe iiiij.'ht calily pet another lli.sband, yet 
 (lie eould iK'\er be hip.i'ied with another pair of Hands. 
 
 "I'was dilcover'd by th.u time we had been abroad 
 n->me I Ja\^, that this PropreC's was not luvieriaken meerly 
 I'ur a Uiieiiloii as':t uled to be, but that the Kinj; intended 
 to move foiiie part of the way towards .Sultan C'rroo"'s 
 Camp, the more tofiiiihten the .'J ..urn w;th the Noife 
 of hiscominp, a^aUb to keep his own mupiiet Army the 
 better in order. 
 
 '1 his was the cfledl of the Com. '.el of iVww/'.i/ and 
 ylj :;h Cur, whoperlwaded him his f,oingoi;t would ecr- 
 lainly be attended with thefe pood Confequcnccs. But 
 it happen'd a'l wrong; for News eanie that the HavN.a 
 werere'.blved to fiphr, and lay ready iron the Borders 
 with a very itronp Army to entertain his whencuT they 
 (lioiild think fit to move that way ; alio, that Sul- 
 tanCt'MH wasadvanc'd bi;t alitiic Ipace 'vith his For- 
 ces, and notwithitandinp all his bouncing at Ctairt, was 
 terribly aha d 1 cth of the nre/-i...-j and of Ciwul'minn, 
 which were fTry dcfpieabic Enemies to hiin before. 
 I'pon this Account the lanic Connfellors now advifed the 
 King not to proceed with his li'.f' Uelipn, but to direcl 
 his Coi'.rfe to //(jir, and turn th. t'rogreU into a Hi'nting 
 Match: M he /)ci.:)/uhey thoi;.,! t would not i., ike His 
 Majclly pood (port at this time, at leaft not fo pood 
 and di\ crimp as the Vild Bealls of the borclt woi'ld. 
 
 But wo'feNewsthan this (tome) caircqnickly after; 
 whieiiwas, that the Prince ccntrary to his Failivrs Coiii- 
 inand, and all his own lolcmn Enpapemcnts, had (lopt 
 and intercepted all the Prefents and Goods that were to 
 come to Court. This w.is meerly to fati^fie his own 
 Covetous Defirc of chuling full, and petting the IkR 
 things into his own Hands; which ( bclides the Affront 
 ('rt'er'd by it to the King of ijiyjanii^my Maiter.to have the 
 Tokens rf his Rcfpetfl and Good Will, thus rudely 
 fiez'd and forc'd away ; ) was alfo a great piece of ill 
 breeding to his own Father in pretendinp to ferve him- 
 felf firllt, and not Icaunp his Betters the Liberty of 
 Choice. Howcv er after he had m.Tde lure of them, he 
 writes a 1 etter to the King to tell him v\ hnt he hail done ; 
 that is, he minc'd the Matter, and told a .Story of frmc 
 (ioodshehad itop'd, out of a llefrc to latisf>. his cnri- 
 olity Ml buying fomc To', s that he fancied; but he laid 
 rot a Vord of the Preferts (the principal part of the 
 Carpo) either out of ll.ame, or fear, or ill dellpn. 1 
 iculd iKytthink of palling by th;s very niuivil Tre.itmcnt 
 without Complaints to the King, and th .fe loud ones too. 
 In times paltl had by allthe fair and lob Methrds, imagina- 
 ble attempted to win thePrinee's Vm our,and ne\ er was nble 
 cffcdiially to oblige him ; but now 'twas nei ellary to pin an 
 cml to that Counll.ip, and nepleel his Friendlt.ip tor the 
 future. Imultappeal totheKinpf r Julfue agaiiilt him, 
 and confequently , in all probability ) Icfe him for e\er ; 
 and h'nce 'twas certain that 1 mnll |i>fe him, I thought 
 it better to doit for fomeihinp, and with U me node and 
 ifir tco, than cither to be diihoiioiir.ably lient, ornn a 
 faint and fearful manner to profeeiue Inch an .'\H'air. 
 
 I went to the King with alix'd Relulution to lomplain 
 
 of the Prince's Adion ; when he, who peeH'ci! what my 
 
 Bulinefs was,bepr.n and prevented me telling ir.e'in fliort, 
 
 he had heard how his Son had Uitercepted the Goi)ils ,ind 
 
 Prcfenrs, but he would order it fothat nothing lliould be 
 
 opened orfearchcd by him ; and belides.lorthwith would 
 
 fend hisRoyal Command to him for the Difcharpe andSur- 
 
 renderof them into the Hands ofocr ownPiop'c.l his was 
 
 done the fame Niphr, and 'twas all the Satisfaction for the 
 
 Iiijnry I could then procure ; for theKiig qii'ikly after 
 
 fell todrinkinp, and (when he was pretty far gone) to 
 
 talkinp f'f Relgim; iho', by the way, neither of the 
 
 three Prophets he talked of would have allowed him the 
 
 Liberty he then took, ?nd his Uruiikennefs was con- 
 
 demn'd by the Laws both of Mrfcs, MnUine.', and 
 
 'i.Jiii Ch'lft. But thisPriiKC when he was in that Con- 
 
 ditiin uas penerallv very lull of Pious Difcourfe ; he 
 
 would limbic into a Dilpuieot Religion, and hold it our 
 
 till n-id-nii'.ht ; and then farewell to all Bufineis for th.it 
 
 time ( tho' ever fo weighty anil neeellarv to be debated ) 
 
 for when one c he was got into that Vein, there was no 
 
 '! 
 
 litVlihilR 
 
 turninpot him out; nothing to be I'rne ti.'l the Wine 
 and theOcvout Fit had both left him. .SoiiHiimcs his Hu- 
 mours would be comical and ludlcro's he wo Id a1 a 
 Merry Andrews part more th.n anything elf-, an 1 do 
 thnps Htrer for a i'lavcrthan a Kinp : 1 he Wine wonlil 
 make him exert a thoufand llnc/al Paiiii iis, .-ccord rg lo 
 the lipaees which his heated F.iiiey prefent d in that 
 Coii,n,oti(ft ; f mutinies 'twas all Blood and Re. ence 
 at other times Minh and )olity, Charirv and Com- 
 ra.iion. Grief anil Sadncl's, now la. gh, an i then cry 
 like a Child, and then drown his Care and .Sor.ow in 
 anotherCup, and fo on, wiih a naiifeons (Jaliimanfry of 
 Pailionsand L'il'conrfes till the belt part of the Kipht 
 W.1S fpent. I w,as often obliged to fee and hear more of 
 this th.in was gratcfid ; if my Bufincfs made me attend 
 him, his impnrti'nity would keen me there; for he is 
 \artly fond of Company in thofe Humorrs, and ihcre is 
 no^leliverancc from him, till kind lleep comes and clofcs 
 up his Eyes. 
 
 After tome time the Cargo was brought up from Sur/tt, 
 and the King ( tho' he had rcprov'd his Son for fo doing j f"^' 
 w.ispleas'd to take it immediately into his own Hands. fclf«, .,■ 
 Such was his Curiolity and Fond Delire to fee the Prefents '■"^ ^■ 
 my King had lent him, yet he coud not (lav to let me 
 ha\cthe opening and foriingof them, ,ind to bring them 
 to him in a little order. So he took hi-, choice of fome 
 thingsthat plcas'd him oxtreamly well, and then fent for 
 me to tell mcwhat he had done, which he did with a 
 World of Eycufes, bcppinp mv Pardon, and offering 
 torofi'ndwh.itfocverl demanded. But as I was farfroin 
 any IXfign of Ixinp fo cxaCV and fcrupulous as that came 
 to, fo lonly lignitiedto him that I thoi ght it a little hard 
 to be debarr'd of the I ibertv of making' m\ own Prince's 
 Prefents; that as they were intended f. rhis Majefty, fo it 
 was very free for him to keep them, r-id I had no other 
 Dcirand to n„.kc, but only lor the Rcltoia-ion of foinc 
 ofthe Merchants Goods, (which being aii'i-.ipll) were taken 
 with the relf. This he readily promis'd ro do, and pave 
 immediate order about mr.king f.itisfac'ficlivto me in that 
 Particular ; and over and above rhis ..:.',^' the General 
 he p.ivc me the Word of a King, that_;i^i,)u!d ha.e piin- 
 c'lual Jnftice done me in all points whafiocver : My whole 
 Affa'i^r happily concluded, and my felf return'd back to 
 thcKinp my Mafter with Honour and Satisfadtion.. 
 
 Thele were chamiing Piomifes, and I wanted but to 
 fee them well performed, which the King made me he- Mmi. j: 
 beve Ihould be without all doubt; he only reqmr'daccr- '«'" 
 tainPromifeon my part, the Pcrformarce of wh'c!' hCillV*'''*' 
 toldmewoiild beasplealinptohim, as the other would i'^r •''.,,,. 
 be to me. This was to procure him (iimc of our /•'«». ./o t-A,'. ci. 
 Mf.jfs, and the tall ; ///- Vr-y.th,„uh, which he fc^md 
 noil paffio' e', to delire ; and farther, to get h'm fome 
 of our/"-'?.'.//. Hml-rt ideries, f- r feveral things the Pat- 
 terns ot which he would fend me in. The latter part I 
 could undertaketoproniile. but the foriiuT relatirp tj 
 the Uogs w;isvery iiKC-ta'n. and no M.-n co''ld warranv 
 [heir I ivcs for (o lonr a Vovage; but I told hi'n. they 
 Ihonldbelent, and if they died by the wav, theirSkir.s 
 and Pinesll.onlii be prcferved for him ( liiiee he delird 
 it) aiid this llii nld be iiiv dili haree with Irs Majeltv ; 
 wh ch he VMllinply agreed to. After all this favour and 
 familiarity it mav .ippear Ibmcthinp llranpe that the 
 Ihc.u Me,til n.ould Ib calily (ashe'did) < iitenain any 
 ill fe.fpicous Tho'ighis of mr and mv Na.ion. "lis 
 true, a Princecan't have his Eyes too open i.prn his own 
 Aff.iirs, norbe too nice and curious in looking about him, 
 that the many Forre'gncrs he admits into his Country 
 don't m.-ikc any hunful Encroachments upon him. But " 
 as lam litre the Ei.n ;jh had c\er been \cry free from any 
 Delignsof thisnatnre, fo I was the more furpriz'd at his 
 Jcaloulic,in that thisPrince himfelf h.id often fpoke a gord 
 Word for us, and been our N.itions Patron and Defend- 
 er ( as it were ) ap.ninit the Ilandcrons C harges and m.i- 
 licioiis Supgellions of our Enemies at Court. And to do 
 him jullice I belie' chad been fo dill, c\en inthiscafeaU" ', 
 had it not been f r the violent PerfwalKMis of the Priree 
 Sult.ini'.iiM , andibmc Colour for his Sufpicion, which 
 the Folly and imprudent Condud of our own People ga\ e 
 him. 
 
 1 here had been fome kind of (i]u.-ibb!e amonpd them 
 at,^;ir,i/ ( the rile and caufe of which is net very clear) 
 and to pacify this Tumult, our Ships landed Two hun- 
 dred of their Mufiit'ctcers, and comin.inde.l them to rv- i-^v 
 march towards the Town. .Some of th.c Mariners i r .•■ ■ 
 (perhapsDrunk.or it may beonly ina mcerBravado.think- f "'■' , i 
 ingiioharn-, norhnvingro delig.n ) cried out th,it the ,i'yo:K.r. 
 i iiyjijh wvvc going to i.-,ke .''.vm.' ; a very likely ftory, 
 that ioo Men lliould 1h? li) ir.ad as to attempt a fort tied 
 Town that was able pref ntlv to f rniil-, out a ihoulan.l 
 Horle, and asmaiiy Shot, and befidcs had the guard of a 
 
 River, 
 
 River, whiti' 
 Men might w 
 Ar.nv. Bin li 
 were f iih Fo. 
 iipeniliepl.T c 
 incur, an.l he 
 was ; 'twas Ik 
 and the Afiroi 
 eunn iig I'pite: 
 a Hmii;; lUpoi 
 Slid that avail 
 coreiiriinp, d 
 lie Prince that 
 diliOvcied ne.i 
 iioiwithllandii 
 pre. ling (.H iip^ 
 tliufe ginuiulli' 
 l.ivniirable '1 hi 
 to have for "s. 
 Urt in all 
 mieli Utter tlu 
 
 ,,„ hisPoiiipous El 
 
 Iwu.n.i. fervilc Counfli 
 
 He could not fa 
 
 into any huinou 
 
 vcr did anv I 
 
 manage i t fo ro 
 
 ^.•'/ and this I'e 
 
 iiig between the 
 
 as not to be bell 
 
 liJe lluHild pet a 
 
 tlicKiiip of /V; 
 
 ilie Enibainidoi! 
 
 time lent him ii 
 
 lo", Luted out of i 
 
 ■.■•'• Plumbs ard Mi 
 
 u common 1 uuinr 
 
 ••ll' tains too, but at 
 
 !"' very hitdi. Ar 
 
 I'ei ■•.VI li.td farbl 
 
 k\f as he faw I 
 
 Rates, and Hoc 
 
 For as the King 
 
 IKifi.tit, fohe m, 
 
 had from him ; 
 
 I'crfriti was grow 
 
 the King wa s rt 
 
 went in a might' 
 
 the formality of 
 
 k;rr:,l.' 
 ,1 S.;,Ti:y 
 
 ;,. I 
 
 Iced withov 
 
 It 
 
 :lf 
 
 )Bi 
 
 irvij.r. 
 
 cxcufim; that On 
 a;,d alf'rci 
 fominj; hi'iife 
 men in 1' ■ fi 
 this to little pur 
 by the means o 
 do little or no 
 
 Happy Da>s 
 
 .*.ii,l his compli 
 
 "I'w i! I'c h.ipp 
 
 Trade hitlur if 
 
 fora; hi^odier 
 
 theriutheone, 
 
 Cl'iiii 11 of Cli 
 
 aildPl0teC>o;ir 
 
 lately been p'o 
 
 liifcover'd, ati, 
 
 Court; iioitlia 
 
 d.iresn'Jt, lime 
 
 liini away fr. i. 
 
 .111.1 does more 1 
 
 l-elieanib beat 
 
 utlicrwifethaiil 
 
 \\'hen theKii 
 
 Ins v.'cighiiig in 
 
 dinp to the o 
 
 Nets .ind -Mm; 
 
 Silver we,e thro 
 
 Majet! ) faw 1 i 
 
 out a Baltiu full 
 
 put together did 
 
 Old not leave me 
 
 Kll a fnatchinp, 
 
 aw.iy. 
 
 There is a po 
 Clairity to the 
 
 Hum 
 
 away is\ei 
 
 'Ihe next time 
 Kiiiga' oiitourl 
 ble iVticion to !r 
 
1 ib. il. 
 
 1 llif Wine 
 tiu-s his Hu- 
 no 111 a^ a 
 ir-, an I do 
 Vine woulil 
 
 CtOlil I^g 10 
 
 it-ci 111 tluc 
 III Re. I'lipe, 
 anil Com- 
 .11 i tlu'ii ciy 
 Sorid'.v in 
 iliiiiiaiifry of 
 if tlic Niplit 
 icar more of 
 i: mc attend 
 f ; for lie i> 
 and there is 
 es and clofes 
 
 1 from Surut, , 
 forfodoinR)f,,„„;!l^ 
 own Hands. Mioiif 
 L' the Picfcnts '^' '^V- 
 LV to let me 
 o brinp them 
 ).ce of fome 
 then fent for 
 did with a 
 and ctfering 
 was far from 
 as that came 
 [ a little hard 
 own I'riiirc's 
 Majefty, fo it 
 had no other 
 .'ion of fome 
 ,11) weie taken 
 do, and pave 
 to me in that 
 the Cieneral, 
 •lid ha.c piiii- 
 r : My whole 
 tiirn'd back to 
 'adtion.. 
 ranted but to 
 made ine be- ujtti.j. 
 reiiiiir'daccr- '''" 
 (.1 wlvc' he ^,,,,,. ,: 
 other woii!d ttr- ■" 
 if iiiir /■:H»../^'f"ll'.''•'• 
 i^. h he fceni d 
 git h'm fome 
 imps the Par- 
 lattiT part I 
 ri'l.iriri' tJ 
 o'dd wjiTan': 
 hi'n. they 
 y, their Skir.'; 
 nee he delli d 
 h's MajcUv ; 
 is favour and 
 npe that the 
 rntoriain any 
 *Ja.ion. 'Tis 
 pro his own 
 ip about him, 
 h;s Country ^ 
 11 him. But 
 free from any 
 iirpriz'd at his 
 fpokc a pord 
 and Dcfcnd- 
 arges and ma- 
 And to do 
 nthisiafealf), 
 of the Prince 
 licion, which 
 'II People pave 
 
 imonpll them 
 
 irt very clear) 
 ed Two hun- 
 kle.l them to rh: hf" 
 the Mariners ir 'oi " 
 iravado, think- {'':".".,-►■ 
 ohC th.it the ayol.«-'' 
 
 y l.kely ftr.ry, 
 pt a fort lied 
 
 lur a ihouland 
 
 the guard of a 
 
 River, 
 
 hap 
 
 . XXK. '/^^ Kings Orders to the Merchants, &C. 
 
 •■:? 
 
 1^5 
 
 paired, and that a handful of |ihcNamcsofthcncbtors,Surccicsand thefevcralSiimsthat,|5^^^"''"'- 
 
 TJpon this fome Difficulty arofc, for fome fur™!,™"""' 
 
 River, which muH 
 
 Men iiv.pht with caf" .Ictend thcnifelvesagainft anumcrous 
 
 ^i. „., . But liow.N er it pave an alarm, and a great many 
 were' f !ih I'oi<'..s as to believe tht^lui^.ip had a re^.! Ucfign 
 iipnidK-plo c. Elpceially this being the Prince s Govcrn- 
 iilciir, a;i.'. Iiclopar-i.-ii'ar a hater of our N.". ion as he 
 wa^ i' 'twas hot! V iirred apainft us by him a,d his party, 
 m\ the Atiroin appravaicd to the King, with all the 
 (.iiiinii!; Ipiteand rancour in the Wi^rld. Belidcstherc was 
 J j^\i,i,?lUivirt nrtlic fur.etime that we had taken Cuff, 
 iui'd thatav.ill rieei wa> preparing in l-.n^Jvul ; all which 
 c,.rciir;ini',. did almolt ctfei'.tually perlwade the good ca- 
 lie Prince that vve h.id fome ill Delign upon him. Yci he 
 ililiovcicd m.i'ii;np of hi'^ Mind in plain Icrms to mc ; 
 nonvithrt.inilini; whiih, 1 found mv felf under the fame 
 pre ling 1.11 lipaiiou to take all Opportunities to remove 
 tliufe I'jnunilKls leahmlics, and to bring him to the liime 
 l.n niirable Tliouglits that he ultfd ( or at Icaii pretended ) 
 to have for I's. 
 
 Hilt in all iliefe Ciicumftanrcs of Trouble, I fared 
 'null lietter than the IV/jiw Kmballadour, who after all 
 liisPoiupnusKntrance, his ciilHy Prcfents, his Uifc and 
 fervilc Coiirtfliip, went orf in l)il'grate and Dilcontent, 
 
 were owing, 
 
 were Dead, others Strangers, and other's Infolvcnt ; andDcbis. 
 therefore theKing told me that the Merchants Accompts 
 appcar'd to him tobevery arbitrary and illftated ; and as 
 they had fctdown Debts at their own nleafure, without 
 
 fiving him any demonllration of their Honelty and 
 ufticc, by bringing a Bill of their lading beforehand, lb 
 there W.1S no Rcafoii (in cafe of [i)eath orlnfufficiency ) 
 why the Money ft'.ould be expected from him. However 
 forthisoncc ( hcfnid ) he would It.and by us, and order 
 theMoncV to beii.iid; but for the future if the /•;«:; ///^ 
 trulled his Servants witluheit Cooils v.iihout acquainting 
 him, thcyflioiild Hand by the lofs themlehes. Other- 
 wife when their Con.iuodities came to Court, let thein 
 firftof all bring him of all, and then he would fervc 
 himfelf, anddifpofe of the reft lo others that ihould take 
 them off; and then if any of thole Pcrlijns fail'd, he 
 would lee we ft.<nild not be iof rs. \nA this isthc Method 
 thai the Pirfiw Merchants take, .as I have fecn feveral 
 inll.inces of it at this Court. 1 he rrfnlt of the Bufincfs 
 was, that the Kin;' call'd in a cer'aiii Courtier, and com- 
 manded him tol'iimiiion all the Debtors together, .-.nd by 
 
 ij 
 
 ,1* 
 
 
 He could not fadpc ill his Bulinefs, nor work this Court fjir or fool means oblige the;ii to pay. 
 urof fatisfying his Mailers Defires. Ne- 
 
 |»1S 
 
 *■■■■ 
 
 »M 
 
 iiiioanyhuniC' ..,,,. ^ 
 
 vcr did am I'lince and the hmball.adour of anotlier 
 lu.inape u lb M) each other at parting, .is the iifc.n M- 
 <>:'! and this >'( li'n did. There was pcrfeiil huckftcr- 
 uiglctweenihcm, and they were refolvcd on both lid cs, 
 asiiotto be beholding to each other, fo ali' that neither 
 liJell'.ouldcet aPeiinv b^ theother- The .tt.'uil h.ad all 
 die King of (V;/i,.'s Prefents appraifcd, and paid down 
 iherinil'ainuUiur the Miiney for them, and at the fame 
 'time fent him in a B''! of Fare, which he n.ide to be 
 
 Rut this ill deligning Peifm, p.inlv bv tedious de!.iysO.'(«i«r; 
 and partly by his ( at I'aft ) polltive refilling v< do luftiec, 
 Ijrovokcd nie .again to apply my fe'f to the King. Be- 
 fore I did this, [ nad r.'ceived tidings of the arrialof 
 fome frelh Ships at the Bar of '.'///v;/, which pa\c me an 
 encouragement to be bold at Court, finee News of tlut 
 nature is always very acceptable to the King ; fo I car- 
 ried an .Abltr.id of il-e l.,-ilinpa!ong wirh me ( accord- 
 ing to the Lite Drder) and began to fullicit mvAtlair; 
 and finding theKing in a pond patieii! gentle llunviur, 
 
 'u:',b.ited out of the S/im. He reckoned him even for| puU'd out iry Petition that craved the P., 
 
 Plumbs and Musk-^VcIons, and made hi.n pay for his. Debts. The Kic.g didn't mind it when I iie'd .t cnt;kn,Xiet' 
 comiiinn 1 i'luor ; /Cere was an /(OH for Pins and Plan- and 'twas happy for thole ardv Miniilers 'h.it heed not, Paymcnc. 
 tains too, but ani deplunt and aHawk or two rife up j for that fawcy neglciifof hisOrdc-^ v.'ouldliaveprodi'ced 
 very hiph. An*, 'or many of thefe Commodities the , a terrible ilorm. 1 hat Perfon \v|(» v/as oidei'd to in- 
 ft' uHli.td farbi'i'i h.ivc gone to Market and fcrv'd him- UpcA the payment of the Ue'.its, caniein an agonv up to 
 iclf as he law ht, Upn base taken them at the King's j ^//''p'-'Ciw, and begged him to hinder me ficii'ccmp'.ain- 
 R.itiS, and Hood to the mercy of a Court Reckoning. | ing ; Iiefaw his Danger, and found hind'cll at the vi y 
 For as the King pave too low for what he had of the I brink of the Pit, and one jog more had pulli'd him in ; 
 P.Y^/'.iH, fo he made the Pcr/Mw pay faucc for what he] ami upon their faithful P,-oiiiile of doini; the BiiliTf"., 
 had from him ; but there was a t*et between them, the immediately I agreed to carry r.i.uters no farther at that 
 I'l'-yijii was grown touchy and pcevifh at his ill ufape, .and time; butthispiit iheiii into huha '-''iphr, tli.it they pre- 
 tlio King was refolvcd to plague him ft. r'r. So away he' f-'itly lyt alvjiit it, ami liezd I'o'iie of the Deb:ors the 
 went in a mighty huff ( as he very we 
 
 m 
 
 ^i;> 
 
 might ) withouti 
 the formality of an Audience of leave one m.ay be fure ; 
 irJced without taking leaveof any Body, or fo much as 
 cxcufinn thatOmiinoii; only he fent to c rnplimeiit me, 
 aiiJ alf'rcd me he uould m.ike fai.sfactioii for not 
 cominp hi'iifelf, by do^'.We Civibiies t'l my Coiivr.- 
 mcninP/;!. .A great deal of time p.ilVd aw.iy aft.r 
 
 this to little purpofc or piolit ; 1 ait ivled the Cnnrt, but;l>iiri th^jAveredear Coir.modities i:i 
 by the means of on..- iiitricpuiiig Pirfju or o her could 
 lie little ornoBulin-'ls. 
 
 H.ippy Days n;iw began to fliiiie upon Sultan C,' C''roni 
 r.ikl his complcat Rellor.itioii v.as oircliiy cxpelted : 
 'Tw ilbehapp. furthis Couiitr\ .i.n.l ait Chriltinns thatjCftt 
 'Vrade hithLT if he comes 1 1 wear the imperi.il Cr.iwn; 
 foraUiisudier Verfics v/i'I make him an iii.lnlgeir. I a- 
 thertotheone, fo his '.'.rge Cliarity and vevy favourable 
 Oi'iiii 11 of Cliridiaiiitv will re:i.!er him a kuvi Frien.i 
 andl'iotec>o.M- i.f the other. I.is uniiafral Brother had 
 lately been p'ouii.' ap.".iii<this I.ile ; but 'twas lealiui.ibly 
 lUfcover'd, and ibe baibanius Piin.e fent tor up to 
 
 fame Night. .'^ll•.l;nJ',li: the feveral particulars of (i, ods 
 comiti;', up, I had fmie Ropes of very fine Pea' I, 1 c- 
 lii'' s a linL'le one very large and rich ; but of thefe 
 Ijaid not a Word in piiblick, inten-.ling to oblige fome 
 b'iend ill priiatc wi'li agood pcnnvwoi'ih in them, and 
 lo make them ferve for the more eH'edu-il pr m-.ting my 
 Delicns. The King inlecd aske.l for jewel;, and I'told 
 
 ;'..'..'; but as . f^ph 
 .:n : preflcd earnell-ly to know wh.it rar ti-: I h.id, 1 give 
 him a private (ign, which lievcry calilyiin.lc ;ood, audio 
 .livc'ted him from that Difcrune. 
 
 I'pon the King's r'iing \jv withdrew togedi'.T, and t 
 -■d all the Part'.culars of the BlI of I..-,di 
 I 
 
 Ccuit; not that the King intended to puiiilh him, for he 
 
 il.iresnot, lince he is ,\' 
 
 him away 
 
 :r: 1,1 the 
 
 rt/'.i s havounte 
 Army where he is hati 
 
 but he'll cill 
 of all Men, 
 
 aiU docs more harm th.in good, ^n Eii.'iny will never 
 be heartib beaien by a difcoivented Army.noran .^rmy be 
 utherwifethaiilo, under a (icnerahhey abhor. 
 
 When the King's B;rdi-Jay came on, the folcmnity of 
 im-nlir. tiis v.'cighing in a pair ot Scales was performed, accor- 
 ding to the old and aiiu'.ial Ciillom. The Bafons of 
 Nuts and .Almonds and le\eial forts of Fruits made in 
 Silver wee rhrov\ ti among the Nobles too ; but when his 
 Majcll y faw 1 did not fraiti'le like the reft, he reach'd 
 out a Bafoii full Iiinifelf and pour'd into my Cloak ; all 
 put together did not amoentto live Pound,'nit theNoblcs 
 did not leave me forty .Shillings worih, for they prcfeiitly 
 fell a fnatching, and got the better part of what 1 had 
 aw.iy. 
 
 There isapiMdiplons iliew pf Riches, liberality, and 
 Charity m the Poor that V:') ■ but ( at laft ) what is 
 flung away is'.ery inconlidcral'le. 
 
 '1 he next time I went to C. urt I made .-'. motion to the 
 Kill'.; aloi;tour Debts : 1 pivfeieed Uie Merchants hum- 
 ble i'ttitioii to him,whii.h he caus'd to be read aloud wiili' 
 
 '".i- F n'laf- 
 
 i.c.trarilatinc '•;'''■' .'•"■ 
 the .Abltr-uft 'i.ro i'r.j],-,, and ui '.king it read v to be pre- •,„ ."^'^fc"' 
 f n-ed tothe King. But ( as the pri'ieipal part of my ta'^.iiuUll 
 DelignJ I toid h in how it wa^; in my p-wertool'liv liim ''"' F- '/• 
 withthof.'chie'.e raniies of Pearl, \vh;ch I had ye: en- 
 tirely conccal'd, even from the Prince and King them- 
 le'-.cs, and lliould come into no Hands but his own, pro- 
 vided I (l.oi'ld be fecurc of his iitmi-,ft .Adiftance in the 
 dil]Mteli of my Bulinefs. 'Tisa winder to fee h )w any 
 Charms of this nature work upon Pcplc of greedy co- 
 vetous Minds ; how they will command all their Pa.'il- 
 ons and Principles, and transform them into the moft 
 ditferent Creatures in the World. By this one Propo- 
 fal of the Pearl, I had potren as l.irge an lutcreft in 
 /ifri'hc.iii as I could del:"^; all his Enuiity and ill De- 
 (igns were vanilh'd in .-i moiiienr, and he was changed into 
 the ni'ift diligent and zealous Friend imaginabic. There 
 was no piece of that Service he would ftiik at performing 
 for i's;he would procure mc a pcrfeA Reconciliation with 
 the Pr' lice, the powerful Sm,n:hiil Ihould be our Nati- 
 on-; Friend too, and fuch a method beelbibliHi'd for the 
 falety aii.l fuccefsof all our Atfairs, as (liould leave mc 
 no farihir o cafionof trouble and complaint. Such is 
 the Power (d'Cl.un, and the IVr.Mge force of an eager 
 Appetite that way, when a Man iiididgesand fuHcrsitto 
 govern him. 
 
 T his I'erf in up ip a f irdld Hope of buying foine Toys 
 to Advantage ( and perhaps of fome other colbiteral 
 Prolir ) vv.is my Humlile Servant, even to tiattery, and 
 to theUtrayui'.', theSeciei:sof the Prince hisSon-in-Law. 
 However by this means I was lure of him, .and he had ina 
 
 man- 
 
 
'/ : 
 
 1 66 The King of tngland'j Letter to the Mo go), &c. Libj 
 
 
 litytmhtr. 
 
 JtnMTj. 
 
 V. 
 
 manner made him mine for ever ; be could not betray me 
 before he had th: Pearl for fear of milfing it, nor after- 
 \wards for fear of betraying himfclf, fo that I reckoned 
 I hnd made amirchafeof him. And together with him 
 I boiightthc tncndlliipof all the rclt of that p^rty; '''s 
 7'" "I P^'!' Father and \orm,ih.-il came like Paper and Packthread 
 in cothe Bari'ain as itwcrc, for he himfelf was the main 
 piirchalc. Thoy all folicired my Affair, and pleaded 
 w'th the Kinpon my behalf, and if the Prince laid any 
 rub in their way, they made bold to oppofe him, and 
 that With feme heat too. 
 
 There was a mighty change now in the Face of our 
 Affairs at Court ; .ijnihCni our Agent, ami N<<i»i il'itl 
 the Protedrcfs of our Merchants pallai'.e to Court. The 
 Prince too w.is turned about bv the influence and pcr- 
 fwafion of .-//.•;/' C.:.i; he look'd afer ou.- Debts with 
 gre.it care ami coi'cern, gi anted a F.rman ver>' cfi'tiSlu.il 
 in all points for our piclent cafe at,S/i .if, and over and 
 above ( m niv motion ) promiled onelbr Bw^'im, a thing 
 which he would lle^ er before hear i f When th .• Prefciits 
 came 'he King and the Prince h.id their feveral fhar-s to 
 their JMisraAion ; .V«»m/-m/ w.is gratified too for her 
 pnteilHon, a\id ,:f'j-h (.'.(« was ravilh'd with the Pearl. 
 1 he .Merchants that came to Co i it were ciullv enter- 
 tained bv the King, and etleChial Orders were taken tor 
 pn\ine of all ihe V/.ci/ Del t< ; the Prince commanded it 
 to be cur off from h:s Maulil deri W'.ices, and at the fame 
 time Itridly charged all hi'i new Officers to ufe us .as 
 Friends. 
 
 1 had nr thing now to do, bur to attend the delivery of 
 my Firniausto me, wh cli were order'd to be drawn up in 
 the nioft ample and rartieular manner by the Secretaries, 
 who had received the Kings and Pr.nces Inltrudtions for 
 tii.it purpol'e. 
 
 Here Sir Thcmms R^e\ Account breaks off, and his 
 Journ.ildocsnot bringus to the Icalt refult of tliofe mat- 
 ters. We don't know how he parted from thence, and 
 how clofely and lincqKly his new gain'd Friends adhered 
 to his Intcrelt Bi^i tis next to certain that all cii.'ed 
 happily, andacc.irding to hisDclircs, iincc the Stile of 
 the Grei-.t AIoir«/'s Letter to our King ( which wasbrought 
 bv him ) feems to proniife all that Favour, which he had 
 been foliciting with the toil .ind vexation of fo many 
 Months at that Court. 
 
 Tlie Kinfi's Letters fent to Selim Shag, the 
 Great Moqbl, in the Year 1614. by Sir 
 Thomai Roe. 
 
 fA M 1: S, by .'.'■-■ G.nc: of Almighty Cor!, the Creator 
 of l-hi-v;ii mid Ef.rth, K^jig cf Grent Britain, France, 
 /jw./lreland, n^fciuk'- of the Ci'r!Jl!r.n Fr.lth, &c. 
 
 To the Ugh ,ni(i mh^hty M )i,:rrh the Cre.n Mogol, King 
 of the Oicnt'il Indies, of Candahar, if '"''■ fmer anil Co- 
 razon, (ie. ('freeing. 
 
 If e h, v'iigii!tue of yur g^er.t Favour townrds V's and 
 Oifr Suhjeili, /'v Toir GrcnttiriV^m to nX T.^ir Cuptiiini of 
 Htvers^ ,:nd Oj'ccrs of Tour Cijicnii, fn the entertainment 
 r.f Our hvit:g Sd/'/ff/J the Englilh Satlon with nil kjnii 
 l{efpei', "t n-hnttiire forver they fi.'.ll arrive at any of the 
 Ports wrhin T nr [lomlrirn:, and that they may have ijuiet 
 Tr^de r.inl Commerce without any kind of hinderance or nir- 
 lef'atiev, Cc As h the Articles concluded ly Sue Sulf 
 Gvvcrntur of the Guzerats, in Jour iVdWf, with Our loving 
 Siibjcd Cajitr.in Thomas Beit nfpeareth -. Have thought it 
 
 meet to fend unto You Our EmhaffaHour, wijielt mat w^rr 
 fully and at large handle and treat of fuch Matters as are f,, 
 to be conjidered of, concerning that good an.! friendly L'or're- 
 fpondence, which u /o lately begun letwecnVs; and wl'itl< 
 will without doubt redciindtothe llonrur and ttility of hot!, 
 \ritions. In which Conjideralion, and for the furthering ef 
 fuch laudable Commerce, K'e have tn.ide choice of Sir I'lm. 
 mas Roe Kr'ight, one of the frincipe.i Gentlemen of (J.n 
 Court, to wliom we have given CnninilTo'i under Our Gn.t 
 Scrt/ c/ England, together with biredicns .:nd Injliuttiin 
 further to tieat of fuel) l^fatters as may be f^r riecontiny.via 
 ai.d increaje of the Vtiiity and I'rojit rf eac: ethers Subjcis : 
 to whom 1 1 'e pray You to give favour and C.i edit in wl.atju 
 evjr lle/lyall move or propound towards the ef.r.idijhiiig e.iul 
 enia ging op the fame. And forCoi.ji niatien of Our Good 
 Inclination and H'eli-wijhirg towauUYou, We pray You to 
 .lecept in gcod part the I'refcnt, which Our faid Enibajfa.lour 
 will de iver unto You, and- fo do commit you to the mercifi^' 
 t'loteclion of Almighty God. 
 
 A Cony of 
 tht Kii'g. 
 
 V 
 
 the Grand Mogoh Letter ro 
 
 .Wo a Kj>:g rlfhtly defcended from his AncrJJnrs, bred i>, 
 Militaiy Ajfairs,and chalhed with Honour and Jiijlicr^ 
 A Ci.mmai..-ier woitly of all command, Jlroiig and canJ-r.K' 
 in Heligjon, which the great Prcfhet ChriJI did teacit, Kjn^ 
 JAMES, whofe Love hath bred fuch imvrejjiou in nil 
 Though:^, a> Jhall never be forgotten, but at the Jmcll «/ 
 Amier, or ai a Garden of flagrant Flowers, wife /iV,,.., 
 and Odour is flill incrca/ing, Jo be "J^^lf-'d my '.eve JJeailgriy 
 and increaje with yours. 
 
 intK- 
 is'J cr. 
 
 your hier. 
 ified in Ti;:, 
 
 ^Our Letter which you fent me r^.^j,,^^,'M/r 0/ 
 chants, I have received, wheret^■^^ J /atisji 
 tender Lcve towards me ; and d:firij^/^,j,^'''Jhc take it ill, fa 
 net having writ unto You heretofore ; |^' this my pt efentLciter 
 Ifendto renewOiir Lcves, and herewith do ceitifyYu, that I 
 have fine forthmy Firmaundsf/jrHO^/j all my Countries to this 
 ejfeii. That if any Englifll Ships or Merchants /hail arrive in 
 any of my Ports, my People/hall permit and fuifer them to di 
 what thy will, freely, in their Merchandit^ing Caufes, aid'r.i 
 and afffling them in all Occafions of Injuries that /hall be 
 ojferedthem, and that the leaji cauji: rf Difcourte/',e be net 
 done unto them ; as a ll'o, that they be as free andfi e'er than my 
 own People. And as tww and formerly I have received frcm 
 You divers Tok.'vsof Y.ur Love ; fi I defi>e yur Mlndfulnefs 
 of me by feme Xovelties from Your Country, as an Argument 
 of Friendjhip between Z's ; for Ju.h is the Cujicm of Prince: 
 here. 
 
 As for your Merchants, I have given exprefsOrders through 
 all my Count'^, to Jufjer rhim to Jell, buy, tranjport, and 
 carry awfy at tirir pleafuics,without the let or hindianceof any 
 Pofin whatfoevei , all fuch Goods and Merchandise, or ether 
 things, Mthey Jhall dejiie to buy, and let this -ny Letter m 
 ful.'y Jaeisfie Yu inthe dcfired I'eace and Lev; ,h if my own 
 Son had been the MiJfenger to ratifie the Jame. ^,-'d >'^ .ny 
 in my Country not fearing God, nor obeying their Kja?, or 
 any other void of {Religion, Jkould endeavour or be an Iiijliu- 
 ment to breakjhis leagu: of Friendjhip j / would fend wy Son 
 Sultan Caroon, a Souldier approved in the l-Vars, to cut 
 him off, that noObJIacle may hinder the continuance and in- 
 creajing of Our AJfcttions, 
 
 Ihe 
 
 [Chap. XX] 
 
 
 Thii Seal coi. 
 he \» pleas'd to r 
 iiher, and fent 
 King J for the A 
 his Letter, whci 
 he fliould difpara 
 King ; as the fu: 
 
 5'"'' 
 
 An Accom 
 
 Row'/ 
 
 of fome 
 
 VV 
 
 ncfs. In which I 
 
 .'Vccoimt here givi 
 
 Country at th,at ti 
 
 init. We know 
 
 then ; tne Great 
 
 his enlarg'd hisT 
 
 here meddle with 
 
 dr.iw the Lines of 
 
 dent State, 
 
 fa^ Thispremis'd ; 
 
 jjr,. leveii Luge Provii 
 
 I for anc lentlv they 
 
 ■' ■ Monarch of its ( 
 
 tisliethe IJeliivs ol 
 
 ous of Sovercignt' 
 
 of Mind ihatll,, 
 
 to l-,c contenteil w: 
 
 dencc h.ie allow 
 
 "njult and intem 
 
 Prinvcs the Plagi 
 
'f. 
 
 <hicl' may mire 
 Utters as arc jit 
 
 friendly Corre. 
 Z's i <i«./ ivl-ich 
 
 t tili'tj of both 
 'he furtlti'mf^ ,;f 
 j:ce of S,> 1 lio- 
 •iiilonen of Ojr 
 /(.ivT Our Cii c.-.t 
 ,;nd Injliuttivi.i 
 ■ li'CcoMluumci 
 '■■ Olivers Siiljcd! -. 
 ".n'lUt in wl.ntjc- 
 
 ej}i:i4ijhing nnd 
 ^icn cf Our Good 
 U'c j'rny Ton to 
 laid EnibnJfAdom 
 
 to the menlfifi 
 
 I'i Letter re 
 
 Ancef.irs, bred ii, 
 'fwiir nud Jiijli:^^ 
 roiig nr.d c;nf..'.r,\ 
 did teach, Kjnf^ 
 iv.vrejjion in n'l) 
 t <n the j'mdl rj 
 ?rs, tr/-/i- /i'i'...'> 
 'ly (.(,ve Jl.'i^li^nv 
 
 I'nif of your Mtr- 
 
 Satisfied ill Tiij 
 
 ^hc take it ill, fir 
 
 s my pi efent Letter, 
 
 cci tifj T u, th.it I 
 
 ly Couvtriei to this 
 
 r.ts Jhall arrive in 
 
 Jiiffer them to di 
 
 itig Caiifes, aiding 
 
 m ies that fl^.ill he 
 
 ')lfccunef,e be not 
 
 aiidfieer than my 
 
 TIT rec.'ived frcm 
 
 y'lir Alindfuliiefi 
 
 as an Argument 
 
 Cujiom of I'riiict: 
 
 efs Orders thmnli 
 ', tratijport, and 
 r hivdi ance of any 
 i.ii:di-(e, or etiicr 
 'his 'ny Letter m 
 >:, Oi if my oxtn 
 me. j:-'d i' .tiy 
 their K}ai., or 
 •■ he .VI liijliu- 
 d fend my Son 
 IVars, to cut 
 nuance and >>.- 
 
 ''^^■'Wchap. XXXI. ^n Account of the Mogul'/ Country , &c. 
 
 I'he De/cription cf the Great Mogulx Seal. 
 
 l6i 
 
 The 
 
 ; i.'t' 
 
 )H 
 
 Th'uScal coi.^|\>» his Gcnealogie from Tamerlane, as 'neither under nor over, buttorend itto the King bf Cw^. 
 heispleas'd to rct'^on it himfelf. 'Twas made only oflland, to clap it where he thrmpht beft himfclf. 
 iihcr, and fcnt along with the Letter ( iinfcaicd) to thej The middle and iargeft Circle contains hisownName, 
 King ; for the Mogul was in adiftrcfs when he had writ and all the furrounding ones are thofc of his Eight An- 
 hls Letter, whereabouts he ftiould fct his Seal ; if under celtours, in a diredl defcem from Tamerlane, wlio is in the 
 he fliould difparagc himfelf, it over he might affront thejuppermoft of all. 
 King ; as the fureft way thetc*^vjrc, he refolved to fix it 
 
 j':r 
 
 Chap. XXXF. 
 
 /h Account of theMogViVs Country^ and the *no/i ufeful and re » 
 mar^blc Ihings reiatin^ to it. BxtraBed from Sir Thomas 
 Row'i, Mr. Terry'j C his Chaplains ) and the Obfervatiom 
 of jome others who lived there. 
 
 
 WE will begin with the Divifion and 
 Dimcniioiis of this mighty Empire ; 
 fee what pins it confiils of, and the 
 Boundaries that are fet to it's great- 
 ncfs. In which Difcourfe we nnift take notice that the 
 Account here given is fuch as agreed to the ttate of the 
 Country at thai time, that our Authorsliv'd and convers'd 
 in It. We know it is not the fame now that 'twas 
 then; tne i,rcat Mo^iil is 1 ord of more Ground, and 
 has cnlarg'd hisTerritorics fincf that time. But wo don't 
 hiTcincddic with any of thofc Modern Acquilitions, but 
 draw the Lints of the Empire as it was in 'hat more .An- 
 cient Jtate. 
 
 Itnivili ^'"'' P'"'^'^''"' > Wf ^"■'^ '°'J ^^-^^ '' contains Thiny 
 I ihtCgun. f^'ven Luge Provinces ; one may call chcm K'npdoms, 
 I '"J I for aticieiitlv they Wire fo, e.ich gloryiii? in .1 particular 
 "•' ■ Monarch of its own. Each lnr;;c enough too, to fa- 
 tistiethc Dvliivsof a Prince not extrairdi-.iarily ambiti- 
 ous of Sovereignty ; a Prince of that iMppy conltitutiin 
 of Mind ihatiomc we icad of have been blcffed with ) 
 to l.c contentcil with the Ih.are which Naciue and Provi- 
 dence ha' e allowed him, and live free from all thofe 
 Unjull and intemperate Pailions which render fo many 
 Prin.es the Plajjucs and Torments of their Ncigh- 
 
 The Names of thcfe Province^ (as well as the other 
 particulars relating to them ' were taken out of the 
 GrM/^ A fo^//// own Records, and not from the uncertain 
 Report"; of any of the People; fo that one may depend 
 upon having a juft and true Account in this cafe. 
 
 We (hall go over them in the order they deliver 'd them 
 to us. 
 
 Candahar, a fair Province that lies North Weft from CjnijW . 
 /^)v»; bordering upon /'fiy;.-, to which it once belonged. 
 Tlie chief City bears the fame nar.ie, and is very well 
 knOsvn to the Merchants. 
 
 Cabul, the Name ')oih of the chief City and Vto-c^^ 
 vince. It borders upon T frt7, and is the moitN;vthern 
 part cf the Mogul'i Dominions. The River Xihb has 
 it'sOrigin here, from whence running Southerly it dil- 
 charges it felf into the Indus. 
 
 Multan, that lies Southerly from C.:hul and Cmdahar, 
 and to he Weft joins wyon I'ejiu 'Tis famed for ex- *<•'"•. 
 ccllentbiws and Arrows, and all the other Provinces of 
 India do allow it the prchcminence in this Art. The 
 Bows are made of Horn, and the Arrows of fmall Canes 
 iiv Reeds ; both very neatly eoi.tri'cd and fee otf with rich 
 Paiut or Varnilh. 
 
 Uiijtuan, 
 
 
I 
 
 It »■ 
 
 I* 
 
 'I 
 
 'I' I 
 
 ^1 ^ ' 
 
 I 
 
 1^8 
 
 Provinces of India, C^ 
 
 tu"". Il,'irc,:>i, die Covuury of the Rnluches, a People of | <>n>/j//',i,-, in the C.ipital City of wliicli, tlie fl/i?/(/ liasjOm;,, 
 
 Butk^tr, 
 
 Cl.ijlimin. 
 Ijn.l.^l,. 
 
 Ji> I J, 
 
 Curlim. 
 
 Btluti, 
 iUimt. 
 
 Chittr, 
 S«Sir7i»' 
 fl»wi Ac- 
 count.' 
 
 GmMrat. 
 
 Chaniii. 
 Btrat. 
 
 tiiiryar. 
 
 pnoil C'oinaj'e .iiiil ;'. very martial Difpolltion. They 
 ilolvnh look like Menaiwl ilaiv lii.ht like Men ; they are 
 not as a p'eat many foir<; ot I'eople in the A/rj/u;'s. Do- 
 minion: hat have the Spirit c t' a Moiii'e loil^'.eJ in a 
 brave hen'xk IViiK ; ;',reat hulking Fellows ( big e- 
 nouph ahiidllio hvallow a conumni Acherf.iry) that will 
 fi.- kiik'il oiihiMilul aiulitaiiil Hill while 'lis dene. This 
 Province has no eelolirateil City ; the Inhabitants arc its 
 grcatell Glory, aiul eiuniuluoo utlumt fplenil il I'owns 
 aiul Caltles. The River/'/;./ ■/ w allies it on the Eaft and 
 Art)- a \'c>fini Province meets it on ihe Well. 
 
 huck^r.r, throiipli wliofe capiial City lall'd Siic\i'.r, the 
 noble hi.liis makesitsway. 
 
 Tr.t:.% a very fruitful and pleafant Country, made fo 
 partly by the brain hinps of the /)/./«i, that Ipre.ids it felf 
 into various Circlets, and forms as nany little lllands up 
 ami down which being fo well watered (and the Soil 
 happy tro) arc as rich an.l fertile aliiioft as Covnouf- 
 n'.rs it le'f conid wilh. The main Current of this River 
 meets w ith the Sea at SMcc a place noted for many eurious 
 Handicrafts. 
 
 S(i:t, ( the chief City "J.wi-.^^.n) aPro\incc compava- 
 tiveiv fiiiall, but makes amends in its b'ruitfulnels. It 
 lies upon Cu^u'r.i, and has theOcean to the South. 
 
 'leifuUiiure, joining to i'oic/, and lias B;/c-i;<i( and i'.://.ito 
 the Weft of it. 
 
 ytit.ick, lyingon iheF.alUideof the /kAc, which parts 
 it from llnjitcv. 
 
 Pc>:i.i!' { which name lignifies live Waieis ) is feaied 
 amonplf fo manv Rivers, all of them Tributaries lo the 
 liifli.:'. It is a Pro\ince of a \ all extent, and as rich as it 
 is large ; iheCapitalof it is / .i/w, that migluy luuling 
 City and Northern Metropolis of Iihl!,i. 
 
 Cli'p.'mrrc, whole principal City is Siii)v.;ki:i, feaied 
 upon very Mountainous Ground ; through which not- 
 withllanjing the River B/'.i/ creeps ah, n;.',aiid fo pocrs into 
 the Sea. 
 
 B.iw/'.y?' ( the Chief City li./hm ) it lies Faff, and 
 fomcihing Southerly from C'ijl.'nicie, and is feparated 
 from jt by the /h./hj. 
 
 Jnngi-.potc, it (Vrc'.chcs alone upon the River fyiiit, one 
 of the five that vvater the Province of Penitib. 
 
 Jenbit, it lies to the Eaft of Peniab. 
 
 Dell), is the central Province of this great Empire, .and 
 fiicwsaCityof the fame name, which yet in fpite of all 
 its Ruincs and the Injuries of time will force the admira- 
 tion of aSpcftator. 1 he old r.(/,ViK Princes lie inierrd here 
 a vaft :iumoer of them, anil fo arc molt of the prcfent 
 
 r.n 
 
 vallTreafureof Gold and Siher, and a ftroiig Caftle for 
 the keeping of tonlidciable Piilimcrs. 
 
 /tH<c, the Province and City are both pretty well 
 known, "^i'' 
 
 S.inbitt, parted by the River (;im;';«' from ilie Province , 
 
 of ,V„ i.:r. ■'"*•. 
 
 Kr\,ir, which lies on the Weft fide of the Cr.nga, and , 
 its principal City Bik.i"ec>. '^■ 
 
 j\,!(;ivTiof, in whufe chief City is a Temple as richly ^-^ 
 fetout with all fons of Ornaments as any in liiM,i ; the '' 
 Ceiling and Pavemen- 1 are both of the pureft Silver, and 
 the F.mliofling and Fngraving about the whole is alinoft 
 endlefs. 'Tis the Manlionof a very celebrated Idol to 
 which Multitudes of People do rcfort ; with fo much 
 more Charge and Pains do thcfe poor blind Iii,U,:t!s ex- 
 prefs iheir l)evotion and Refpetil to a dead Image, than 
 many Thoulands of Cliridians think fit to do to the 
 living an I true God. 1 he Idols name is M:t:.t, and the 
 People in the Tranfpoiis of tlvMr /eal, cut out their 
 Tongues and ottertlicm to him in lactilice ; they arevcry 
 much to be pitied li,r being under the Pondage of lo 
 erroneous and troublefome abe\otioii astliis is; but at the 
 fame time they are a reproach to multiiudes th.it Ihnd 
 amongit the followers of 'efus Chi ill, who had far 
 better imitate the exaii;--.!- jf ilie /> ..'/,.«,(, and cut their 
 Tongue' (,ur. than life the . ihcy do to the difparage- 
 ment of the (ireat Autlv^r of their Religion. 
 
 S.'i/-, whofe chief Ciin is /;.■/. /nv>./, where the famous . 
 Riur r.^.i.oci palKs ihio' a parcel of Rixks, ami qiiiikly "" 
 afurfwells intoa I'l-etiy lull Cuneiir. '1 lie Principal of 
 tilde Rocks has (or at lealt ihe ln.li.mi fancy fo ) the 
 refemblance of a Cows-Mead, a Creature they lo'.e 
 iiii;;htily, aiul are very under of I'hi) alcnbe a Hivi- 
 iiity to all W.iters, bin m"re erpcii.illy to ili.u of ilic 
 (Jiiiit^cs, which ihe wlinli. Cuuiiv tl letme Mlits i'pi;n 
 that accoiini. 
 
 Ki/;i/,j, the cliul Ciil^s ot whiil^,'-e /), x,-/,-f a"' ;. 
 I'iii/,i!.. 'Tis a large Pim nice but '^.j^,,., Alofn'ainoiis 
 fep.uatoil from T.irtaryly part of C'/i/f,;'^,/. and is one of 
 the Norihern boundaries of thcFmpiK-. 
 
 (ioi, a very uneven hilly Country; the River Sv/;//,r.,, 
 ( that communicates with the Ccnget ) has its Head in 
 it, 
 
 Pit.in, watered by the River CnnH.t, which falls into 
 the fJcKijfj in the Confines of it. f-i 
 
 /v"'i'"."w, whofe chief City is \,i/ /,(;.(,■, <../;,7j theRi- 
 \cr ScrfiHy parts it from l',>„)/. This Province and Gti"'-" 
 are the North F'alt Limits of this Mon.n J ■.. 
 
 P'^in, which is iHiiinded bv the fiV./,;;« on the \V',0 
 
 ' r.-.. 
 
 whofe 
 
 It 
 
 niperour s Family. The Ccremonv of the Coronarion 
 is (till performed here, and mull be fo by the Laws of the and the foy;//; on the F.alt j it is a wt) riih 
 Country ; the \tgul may wear his Crown where he I Pio\ ince. 
 pleafcs, but here it ir.uft be hrit fet en. Mr Co '"/ found 
 a Itately Marble Pillar at this place, with an old and al- 
 moft defaced Greek Infcript'.on upon it ; which he bc- 
 lievesro ha\e been ereefe.l by //..•v.r);.^''i in meniorv of 
 his Vi(ftor) over i'."/.!, wiio gave the Conqueror herea- 
 liouij fo br;(k a Reception, and plied him fo t lofc, as 
 
 and fertile 
 ics Kalk tl': 
 
 hief City is I^-'jUfuii ; 
 
 a roi'gh mou;-.t:ii 
 ; it is the molt re 
 
 P.ir.:r. 
 
 Me;, It, the chief City A'.;r.„/j 
 nous Country. 
 I I'.irlJ':, the principal f irv 7.'/;,();.:.' 
 I mote Eaftern part of the Fmpiie. 
 made him fay, '.vulcm p<;r .xn'.tna tut.) Jiiveiii pcii:iiliini,\ And lallly llci;^/::^, wliiili well d..'ferves the Title cjf a . 
 he had at laft mjt with a Danger big enough for him. Kingdoir., for he large extent of it. It contains t«u 
 ( And we know that /■;.,';'.i .itilirded him another Danger J'reat Provinces, /'//./' ami I'r.tf.n, the one lying on the 
 too ( before he left it) that was not only great enough, j tall and the crhir on -he Welt of <:vi::ci. 'Tis bovnJ- 
 bu; \ery like to have pro. ed too great for him : Witnefs i cd to the South by the (iilph of the fame name into 
 that Town cf the Afrt.7.' where he fo narrowly feaped the | which the(;/;i;';c/parted into four great Streams pours out 
 I?ft etledls cf thejuft firy (,f the Kcficgcd; when he bad its Water, after it has run more than 1500 Miles oit 
 thrown himfelf otF from the Wall amongft them, and right in the Ari;H,"s Territ(>ries. The chief Cities arc 
 fupported himfelf ngainit the Trunk of a Tree, till his {{r.gnmtl/:! and D.jk'ikr ; there are abundance of fine 
 MiKeiiotiiAns ( in the very nick of time ) came in to pre- | Ports and Ha' ens in this Country, and 'tis olelfed wiii 
 fer\chim). The River 0>;n<H/' rifes .it this pl.ace, and I all the moft profitable and iifcful Bounties of Nature. 
 
 afterwards palling thro' /Ig'-r. runs into the (jatigc'. 
 B.indo, it borders the Province of ./■ii'ivrtothe Weft. 
 Mr.liit!, a very fruitful Province, whofe chief City is 
 J{ii>itlpore. 
 
 Chitor, a very ancient and great Kingdom, its chief 
 City (of the fame name) iw involved in the mifer.i- 
 ble fate of many other great and ftately places that have 
 paft their time of flourilhing. 
 
 Gu3iin.1t, a very goodly, large and rich Kingdom ; 
 its Capital City is .Imaii/iiins, iho' Cnmb/tir, hiodern, 
 Bit'Oih, ani\ Suritt ( not much lliort of the former ) do all 
 ftand in the fame Territory. It has feveral fine Rivers, 
 asthatof C'.iW'/yi.. { fallly fuppofcd by fome to be the 
 I'litiit) the N.irbcJuh which palfes by Bami; and the Ta- 
 fleehy Siii/tt. 
 
 Ci .wHis, whofe chief City is Bramporc, a large and po- 
 pulous place. 
 
 Ucrar, the chief Cny Sh/ipl'o-c ■, thefe twolaft are the 
 Southern bounds of the Empire. 
 
 i\>.'..:i-, the chief City (ich:..!. watered by a River 
 that niuch enriches it, and difchargcs it fcif into the 
 
 And now for the Dimenlions of the whole in one' 
 piece, 'lis rcckon'd by our Travellers to be from N. W. to 
 S. W. above Two thouland /-.'h;;////! Miles, from N. F. 
 to S. W. about One thouland five hundred Miles, ard 
 from North to South, about One thouland fourhun'drnl. 
 A fine fpot of Ground for one Man to Ix; Maltcr of; aiul 
 yet as great as 'tis, not big enough to latisfic the cravini; 
 Deliics of its Monarch. This part of Indin '\s not luffi.^ 
 cient for him, but he muft have Decnti, MaUlw, and 
 CorowmiHcl 100 ; and that lupposcd, he would be as mad 
 for Chinn on the one lidc and Vcilla on the other ; then 
 Tm/t.)' would lie in his way, a.nA Europe be a tempting 
 bait to him, and then he would never deep quietly for 
 thinking upon /Ifkr. and ^Imerict. What are the bounds 
 of Covetoufncfs and Ambition ? and where is it that 
 enflamcd Appetite quenches its own Fires, and begms to 
 grow cool and temperate ? Certainly 'tis not within ihe 
 Limits of this World : Had an ambitious Prince the 
 whole Earth at his command, he would (like AU-xnUit.') 
 repine and grumble that there was not more Aieh wiihin 
 his reach ; and undoubtedly were there a Conirivancc 
 
 for 
 
 Jhap. XX 
 
 for the conve 
 
 the Moon via 
 
 Atvi and ^uj 
 
 ,(» temper What the 
 
 ilKC)iiii- niay lie cafily 
 
 J ,,j ,11 Suns v\'ay, a 
 
 PrjJuCli. Expeefationsi 
 
 Their Rair 
 
 as they are in 
 
 hardly be wet 
 
 f fon of the Yc 
 
 for three Mor 
 
 about dii" till 
 
 Tropick, and 
 
 line. Tliey a 
 
 Thrnder and 
 
 (i) they are ; 
 
 '1 he relt of thi 
 
 plemifiilly ) fi 
 
 cool ami comfr 
 
 Months are lill< 
 
 parch'd. aiulal 
 
 IS at ih.1t time 1 
 
 of the Delert 
 
 tonilicd Plant' 
 
 I n there's prele 
 
 rev Ives and llioi 
 
 nu're Summer 1 
 
 H'jjhng "Ihey 'I ill ihi 
 
 IttlSowmi!. tlicirSi'cd time 
 
 tlicir Harvelt ii 
 
 ficr.iv.' Months ( 
 Hcn harunii-g I 
 tiny can work 
 Plough ; for I 
 goodiicfs difpr/ 
 heeiino Rail: \) \ 
 t'c iiicli.s'd Lam 
 by Towns of V 
 They e • 'he^ 
 green or wirher'i 
 as we do in ling' 
 grows as thicic 
 .i;id one may p 
 without feeing t 
 forts are Whea 
 we don't know t 
 whiter than our; 
 and that which t 
 of ciiurfer Graii 
 lerv hearty. 
 
 With their Br 
 
 thn'nor of the C( 
 
 an Oil, for the 
 
 to bring their Cr 
 
 All the ufeful 
 
 r": "i tn this Country, 
 
 
 irw.H. jnd 
 
 tit.;. 
 
 feveral fons of 
 whereabout, an 
 fow Tobacco 
 But their wav of 
 tho' perhaps they 
 as we .lo ; f 
 ' thai li.is an ope 
 the Relly on t ) 
 pjrtof the Spou 
 the top of thePo 
 with a Reed or t 
 the .Snout ) the 
 They fay it is m 
 thus, than as the 
 i.pon the furfice 
 Cane. The Tob 
 good ( in the Plai 
 the Art of dreilir 
 ftronc) .as they 
 deleCt as t.i Vegc 
 a gre.it part are b 
 pleafe the Lye v 
 li"!e or no cntcrta 
 kinds more are fra 
 isa white I'lower 
 moft grateful and 
 fiiieOyl, with i 
 thcmlelves, and 
 thefe for a Perfuit 
 thcr fearce nor of 
 •As tor Fruits th 
 Dates, Figs, Gr 
 
Lib. II 
 
 lie A/f !(»/ has aij*'.'!*, 
 long Caftlc for 
 
 ::hap. XXXI. Soil and "ProduBs of Indh, <^c, 
 
 \6^ 
 
 
 li pretty well 
 
 i> ilie Province 
 
 he Gntigi-s, and ,j. 
 
 L'lnplc as richly ^,,^^ 
 f ill IjiJui ; die 
 reft Silver, and 
 whole is alinoft 
 ebrated Idol to 
 
 with fo ninth 
 lind liiitir.vs ex- 
 L'ad Image, than 
 ,t to do to the 
 
 .\/:f.M, and the 
 il , ciit out their 
 ; ; they areveiy 
 
 I'ond.ipe ot" lb 
 liis isjlnit atihe 
 tildes that ftand 
 , who had far 
 IIS, and eutilicir 
 o the difparapc- 
 ;':on. 
 
 •here the fanifius , 
 ks -iiid <]niikly " 
 
 lie I'liiuipal ot" 
 .< I'.iiuy fo ) the 
 at lire they lo'.e 
 y akiibc a Divi- 
 to tli.u of the 
 etore Mii'.s npun 
 
 '/-e Ih'^.-'ice ar ' ,„ 
 ■,,,., Moi'iiiainoiis 
 f/j and is one of 
 
 the River S^rfilt: c,,. 
 lias its Head in 
 
 which falls into 
 
 ■<;.(/. '■/:,:; thcRi- 
 l'ro\ iiiee and Cii ' ""■" 
 
 es on the Will-, 
 riih and iVriilc '^' '"' 
 
 it lies Kail tfr,; , 
 
 ioi'j.'h niour.tai. , . 
 
 is the nioft re- . , 
 
 es the Title of a - 
 It contains two 
 ■ne lying on tho 
 a. 'Tis Ih)'. nJ- 
 "amo name, into 
 treams port', mi 
 
 1 ^oo Mik-; oi:; 
 chief Cities arc 
 niidance of (iiio 
 
 'tis olellcd wi:li 
 5 of Nature. 
 
 whole in one ^ " 
 le from N. W. to ' ' 
 es, from N. K 
 Hired Miles, and 
 lid four hundred. 
 
 M after of; and 
 islic the cravinj; 
 ndin is not lufli- 
 7, MnUt-Ar^ and 
 lonid be as mad 
 
 the other ; then 
 he a tempting 
 deep quietly for 
 at are the bounds 
 where is It that 
 s, and begins to 
 i not within the 
 [ions Prince the 
 
 (like /lUxmid:) 
 iiore fnth wiih.n 
 a Cortrivancc 
 !or 
 
 Ihi Kip-' 
 
 fihcCiun- 
 
 fer. !»' ''■ 
 " of •!«■ 
 I. r.J "II 
 
 Cm. 
 
 for the conveying an Army thro" the Air, the conqueftof 
 the Moon would be next attempted, and then woe be to 
 M.VI and Jlupii"; and the reft of the Planets. 
 
 What the Temper of the Air in this Country is, 
 
 may l>c eafily guelled from its fituatmn in ibmc meafure ; 
 
 one may cxpeiit violent heats in a Pofition fo near the 
 
 ,, I, Sun's way, and thofe that live in Ji.y/i dcn't find their 
 
 PiXt'i' Expeelationsof this nature friiftrated. 
 
 Their Rains are neither fo common nor fo uncertain 
 as they are in many parts of the World ; a Man can 
 h.ndly be wet With a Shower except at one particular fea- 
 foii of the Ycar,and then he may every Day(iiiorc( r lels) 
 for ihicc Months together. Thefe general Rains begin 
 about dii- time ihat the Snii comes to the Northern 
 Tropick, and fo continue till his return I'ack to the 
 line. Tliey are iifually unicred in with tearful ftoinis of 
 Thender and I iphtninp, and as ilielc are the beginning 
 111 they are all"' the lontlulion of ihc rainy Seafon. 
 'I he reft of th,; Ye.ir a rcfrcftiiiig Dew ( that falls very 
 plfntifully ) lenesinllead of Rain; this does a little 
 cool and comfort the harth, yet by that time the nine 
 Months are lilled up, the (Jronnd grows horribly dry and 
 p,ii-ch'd. and all the CIreens languilh fora Shower. There 
 IS .It th.it time I'onu tiling of the dead and barren prolpcdt 
 of the Uclert // r/;.- ; he'.rs of Dnft and Sand, and 
 tonilicd Plants and .\ii:mais i but when the Rains come 
 I n there's pr..-len:ly a wonderful alteration, every thing 
 relives and llioots lip, and the Fields appear in their ge- 
 nu'f.e Snnimcr Colours. 
 „ ,)i Ihey'l illtheir CJronnd with Oxen and Foot-ploughs j 
 
 Juisowmi! their Son! time is in Miy and the lifginmnP of June, and 
 tlicir H.irvcft in V ■ i'iIki- and Drcnnhcr ( the niolb tem- 
 pcr.ee Months of the Yea./. And tho' ihe ("irnimd has 
 ktn hardnii'.g fo l^iig as it has by the mighty heat:, \ec 
 tiuy ran work it ^ithont difficulty v\hen they ci-me to 
 Plough; for tl:-: Mould is fat atul rich, and its own 
 coodm'l's difprj 4li'' t" yield to the Plough, tho' there has 
 hcennoRaii: ;, V(, ften and prepare it. I'here's very lit- 
 t'e inclis'd I ant uO this Country, except fometimes juft 
 by Towns or Vi ..iges otherwifc it lies all open. 
 
 They r • •he- Giafsasthcy have occaiion for it, either 
 grfcnorwither'd ; but the, don't Mow it and make Hay 
 as«edo in ^>;;''»"''. The Corn is extreamly rank, and 
 grows as thick and dole as ever the land can bear it ; 
 .i:id one may pafs fevcral hrndreds of Acres together 
 without feeing the leail fpot that's rhin ami poor. Their 
 forts are Wheat Parley, and Rice, with fome others 
 wo don't know the names of ; the Wheat is plumper and 
 whiter than ours, and makes a fine wi-ll relilhd Bread ; 
 anil that which the commi.n People make ot another I'oit 
 of ciinrrer Grain is both tcothl'ome and wholfurae, and 
 icrv hearty. 
 
 With their Bread they have excellent good Butter too, 
 thn'notof the confiltence of ours, hue iiiorc fluid like 
 •an Oil, for the heat of the Climate will never allow them 
 to bring their Cream to any other Temper. 
 .All the ufefnl Garden Roots and Plants are common 
 Jmi. md j„ this Country, as Carrots,Potatoes,Onion«,Garlick, and 
 '"'' fever.il forts of' Sallet Herbs. Ginger grows ainiolt every 
 where about, and Sugar Canes arc no rarity at all ; they 
 few ToKacco in vaft plenty, and finoak it as much. 
 But their wav of taking it is fomethmg (xtd and ftrange, 
 thn' perhaps they don't fire their Mouths by it fo mneh 
 as we i!o; (oc they take a little narrow necked Pot 
 ' th.ii h.is an open round top, and a Spout coming out of 
 the Belly on t) and till it with Water up to the lower 
 part of the Spout ; then they lay their Tobacco loofc in 
 the top of the Pot, and upon it a Coal of Fire, and to 
 with a Reed or Cane of an Ell longf which is inferred into 
 the Snout ) they draw the Smoak inro their Mouths. 
 They fay it is much more cool and wholfome to do it 
 thus, than as the luiroprmis do, (incc all the Smoak falls 
 I' pon the furfacc of the Water before it palfes into the 
 Cane. The Tobacco of this Country is thought to lie as 
 gnod (in the Plant ) as any in the World, but they han't 
 tlie Art of drelfing and ordering it ( to make it rich and 
 ftrong) as they have in the f-Ky?-f'.<y/cr. The grcatcft 
 JefeA as to Vegetables fccms to be in Flowers, which for 
 a great part are bit like fo many painted Weeds ; they 
 pleafe the Eye with fine Colours, but give the Smell 
 li"!e or no entertainment at all. T he Roles and f me few 
 kinds more arc fragrant ; one of the piincipal of which 
 isa white Flower likethc Siv!ni/''jFfj(7"iin/«, a thing of n 
 molt grateful and picaling Scent, and affords them that 
 fineOyl, with which they are continually perfuming 
 tliemfelvcs, and makes very fweet Company. Belidev 
 thcfe for a Perfume they have Lign-Aloes, and that nei- 
 ther fcarce nor of the meanell fort. 
 
 .As for Fruits the Country Ihews a very great variety ; 
 Dates, Figs, Grapes, PruncUo s, !' inionds, Pomtgra- 
 
 r<i;. 
 
 nates, Pomecicrons, Oranges and Limons ; but thcfe 
 latter are not fo good here as in other places. Here are 
 Coco's too, and that excellent Plumb called the Mirabo- 
 lan, the ufe and goodncfs of which we \cry well know 
 inEngUnd. The Plantansgrow in clutters ( manyrimes) 
 they are long and like a (lender Cucumber, verv Yellow 
 when ripe, andtaftclikea Nomkh Pear, but much better. 
 
 The Mulkmelons and Water-melons are fo well ri- 
 pen'd and digcfted aFruit in this warm Climate, that 
 they may be freely eaten without fear of any of thole 
 hurtful elTeds that may follow a plentiful ufe of them in 
 a colder Corntry. The Pulp of the Frnir is fpongy and 
 tender, of a Colour mixt with Ked andWhitc, and con- 
 tains in the inner part of it a very plealant cooling Li- 
 quor, The M.n.ga Trees are as large an.l Itatelv as our 
 Walliiui-trees, and ihc Fruit in fh.ape and colour like out 
 Apricocks, but much bigger ; they roul them al-oiit in 
 their Hands for a while when they arc ripe, and then fuck 
 outtheinfide, which by that time is become like the Pap 
 of a roafted App.V-, and highly gratefultothe pallet. 
 
 But the //w«<i(-<f'jareefteem'd the choiceft of all tlicir 
 Fruits, and have ( tbo' a very delicious) yet fo com- 
 pounded a tafte with them, that a Man while he eats 
 them may imagine heiscating fcveralfinethings together; 
 they fay it refemblcs a mixture of Strawberries, Claret, 
 Kofe-waterand Sugar. 
 
 Befides thefe there's the* Tamarind Tree (wliith is.Th,„., 
 known well enough ) and the Tree that yields the li- f:,m..ccouni 
 quor calld the foddie, which is from thence call'd "f ■'«•■ '"""*• 
 the Toddie-trce. This Tree has a icry loft fpongic 'm'' 7™.;° 
 larenchvma; it grows ftraight and tall and with- imi c.pi.in 
 out Boughs to the very top, but there fpreads out into ^'"'"•»'' 
 tender Branch-.'s, inlliapc like thofe that (hoot out a: the '"'^^ °'''"' 
 Koutot our iargc rank Artithoaks, but much bigger and 
 longer. "1 is not lo bij; al out but it may be oalily clal'p'd 
 111 a Man's Arms, ai.d tho' it has no Boughs to give any 
 aliiftance to a Climlxr, yet the Country People will 
 mount it with an incredible eale and celerity ; but this 
 thev do by the Advantage that the roughncfs and 
 cruftincfsot the Bark gives them, which proves fome 
 fmall itay to their Feet. They make an Incifion in rhe 
 top Branches, and receive the Liquor that diftils in 
 Gourds fet under for that purpofe: This without any 
 farther preparation, is the Toddiefo much talked of and 
 iifed in this Country, and upon which they fix fo many 
 good Charaiiters. In rtirrt, tis a fine Wine, and a good 
 Medicine ; if it be drunk freih from the Tree in the 
 Morning 'tis a very plealing inofTenfive liquor ; but if 
 kept till the heat of theD.iy, the Sun alters i: wonderful- 
 ly ; robs ic r,f its fine tafte, does not exhale the Spirit of 
 It, and leave It Hat and vapid, but aduates the Spirits it 
 has, and renders them much more violent and intoxi- 
 cating. The Seamen love itbeft inrhiscondition, beca.ife 
 it makes them quickly drunk; but all that don't drink 
 for that purpofe take it in the Morning, and then 'tis as 
 finooth..snew\Vhitc-Wine, butmuch more fine and clear. 
 
 The Vertnesof it arc, to pro okc Urine, and give 
 relief m rhe Stone; that is, it Icnifies and in fome mea- 
 fure adw.iges the Pain; but thofe that have tried ir, don't 
 tell us of any farther inHucnce of it, in removing the 
 Caufe, or preventing the giovvth of the Mifchief for the 
 tutnie. 
 
 The Plant from whence the [ndiro is made grow s very gar the Mi. 
 plentifully about in many parts of ihe Country; and the" i-^cMr; 
 Cotton Trees are no lefs common. They low vaft quan- '^'""''' '*''" 
 titles of Ground with the Scc.l of it, and make very Th'rcVumJi 
 great profit. The Plantgrowsup bkc a fmall Rofe-BiilTi, 'h "g of rhe 
 and bears a yellow Blolfom ; when thefe are fallen off '•'"''^",''''^'- 
 the Cods appear, and grow to the bignefs of a Mans voj^'. 
 Thumb, the Matter within which is at firft Yellow, '■•i- '• But 
 moift and f if;. As they ripenandgrow bigger,they burft,'|-*'j| '• "'•°" 
 and the included Matter then appears like Wool, and ispiai. ™' 
 fit for gathering. Amongft that Wool they find the Seeds 
 fafeiy wrapt up ; but there's no need of fowing prefent- 
 ly and going lo railc a fet of frclh 1 rccs, for the old ones 
 will hold on Inraring their Wool for three or four Years 
 together. 
 
 There is one Tree more that dcfervcs ro be mentioned ''"'"= ""P""* 
 
 ,'........,„ »•.-.. 1- . Kl . _j- t • ' inl? Tre& 
 
 i may 
 
 tho' we cannot procure ihe Name of it, but that 
 not wholly go without one, one may call it the Spread- 
 ing-Trcc. (3ui of ihegieatArms of it (hoot t'orrii va- 
 rious little Spngs, which growing down^vards reach the 
 Ground at lall, and there root themfelvcs firmly, proving 
 a \ery itrong fuppoit ro thofe mighty Boughs that fent 
 them out. Th s the Tree fprcad> it felf round into a 
 vaft Cotnpafs, and forms a kind of a Pavilion capable of 
 entertainmg feveral hundreds of Men under the (hade and 
 ilieltcrof it. 
 
 Tbi 
 
 ing TteOt 
 
 'I ■'■■it 
 
 ■-' i 
 
 I 
 
 
 u&ilS 
 
 i:, ii 
 
 I ' h 
 
 Ml^^h.fl ^ 
 
 h'y 
 
 lliiii \ 
 
 I .1 . 
 
i i. 
 
 I. 
 
 Et 4.: 
 
 i't 
 
 I y 
 
 ■I '. 
 
 no 
 
 'hodtidi oj the Mogol'j ioimry, 6iC. 
 
 'I lis ;< a vcrv pnrnl Cm' cni'-n 
 '[■^th.' bcitcr iiit'nt 'tis ;^l\v.iy^ vca 
 
 re for IrSM-llir!, and very finall and liplir, but ar? too fine and tender 
 Iv. ami map >i d con- I Monkey 10 pretend to tread them 
 
 d'tUn to ailcii 
 
 tlicm a IVi'tcai in l.o.n th.' lieat ai any 
 
 til- c lire.- tlicTre: s in tli- IV v-irt' •'>'''■ ' ardly ever llr.ii il 
 (.f ihiii-prc. 
 
 I'lirn tere aH tl'e Year r tind. J* 1 d by r. 
 
 p()'t tiiel\' s lue 
 i'ro'n ihe ■ 
 
 i( enoui'b ' t I'll li Reticaf! as tliele are 
 ven at tliar li al'on of 
 
 ■ s \ .(plenre i;i 
 
 h;1!, 
 
 tlic Yea'-. v.li;ii ii.aiiv otilCi-plarvS \vn 11 I c flri'l ro leel 
 him i, 'iule niitc. ?'■ r tiiey t -l e.<; .li.'.t 'lie Si.ii's Mer.- 
 diaii llr.i-["li fli.dh.Mtintlv enUieltUay tlv.r', isast-o 1- 
 Mvlnvcaiilunf the li uti II Oiv in/ i',n . ; esc:'pt at 
 tlictiiinsvlienthcereatRnins f.il', whui ilic At ^senn- 
 fequrntiy inaPn'^dnr.Mf"rc elcar'd ot tiie lio' f ili'liiirous 
 
 Va'poirs. and'loadel \m li otlii.-rs of a contrary iiani'-e, 
 A loftc.-r:t'e Vind, 1 ;'tlid > from 
 
 lie pvc'.u] 
 
 !bar:l-, 
 
 I'c rcarryinpof flurtlicns and other llavifli Work, ihcyC.r 
 e Alfis, Midi's, Camels and DromeJarx'S, wliidi are'^ 
 I Nativ es of this Coiinii y. ''^ 
 
 Tlie Dron edary { with his lonplcps) rids Grornd 
 
 and travels a vail way in a D, 
 
 ay 
 
 Ih: 
 
 y are han'.jr, 
 
 \v til 
 
 .V lieaVi'.iar ra fes'bl.lUrs uinii ill- 1 :.r.s of rco]-!- i.o' 
 ufed to tlicC.imate; 'ii< like the li ea'!i (,\ a biirnmp 
 I'evnneej and were nor tlv;fc K' rliiu;.: Wliitis tcnipcrid 
 witliccr:aiiH0<ilBre;-7ts ih.it biiw U ineuiiies, V'oreip- 
 ners that have always breathed the belli .ii- oi rthcr 
 Co.uvries, fo'-ld n -v.r lenp hold i.i.t breatliin;^ thi-^. 
 CliirTravcllers tell us, ihnt for a ^'an to "o ( iit 111 tlic 
 lie.",! of the Day, is to run the hazz.-.rd of 1 e:t:p ficwed 
 a!ii;( It. ai'ii that thcv •i:'' l^^n u< wear tlieirCloa'hs as 
 il.in and llieht as 'tis eo-.lillenc with e^ceniy m_ i!o. 
 Y'er arc there very fud<leti pve.'.p'ta-e alteratior.s of the 
 \\'i.aduMfronir.neeur,am t) at:oi!ier, t" en in the nv It 
 ralinand tcn.p.TatcMonths: And when at Nix.ii a Man 
 is r.adv to ineV, and a hne MV:r: i pon 
 burilen', the mid-nieht f ,llo\< inp the he 
 Tent, and he wo"'d i e plad if a pood Kurp f) eoi er liiin 
 In e-th.rof di-fe Reliviib, n iliiik 
 po: il Conienienecfor a '] ra elur a'.'V 
 opciiCoinnry. Am: 
 this in t' 
 'tis as po 
 
 liisliae!. is a 
 
 is a 'iii.r h;s 
 
 f) er,' 
 
 l^nce of Trees is .-. 
 
 • ■■ih\ ina wi.!L- anci an 
 
 ■Nat'Tc has adniirai-ly well i c iilulted 
 
 ra liiip bich a Tree as this lately deferdud ; 
 
 ■.odasbuildmplo ninny Ir.iis iipontheKi ad ; iiav, 
 
 cnteriain nv re 
 
 Itioiip, patent of F.abonr, hunpcr anil ihirit, cxtreainly 
 Iwifi and brtk in their Mot'on ; anil therefore very pro- 
 per .or a <]inik March, or to pive an inexpidcd aflaiilt 
 ttvfcrtiie remote plnre, which wou!d be beyond the 
 (trenrth of any Horfe to reach in fiich a dc'crniin'd time. 
 /; / .;• .V/vrniare a ren^arl.al le uleof thcni in his Wars in 
 a ^jirrt, and 'twas owinp to the Ivviftncfs of h's Oronic- 
 i';!ric.s, that he made fo i]uick a Dilpatch in the conq-cft 
 ot ihat C'oi'ntry. For niarchinp in nine D.iys (with 
 rluni } (rom Wi;,<to /lii:nHf:i-:i; he w.is up 11 the l<.ick5 
 ol the (iiirii rti bif re they imaein'd he had been frtniit, 
 v.hich .Sirprire f .confounded them, ihar they lolt the 
 Bait.e .'lid their I ibcrty, and the Ctiuntry from that 
 ti'i.e became a Piovin.cof the /'i./Mi-Af^.v/ I'mpirc. 
 
 The Camel delenes the 'I itle of the molt abfo!i;tc 
 Maicof any I'enit in ih.e World, for he is tond of his 
 lUirdicn ; he cues and moans at Nir.ht 1' when 'tis taken 
 oil in a very iloli fid manner, and leems to be as nuhh 
 pleafcdin the Morninp when 'tis laid on apain. ( There's 
 harille any Creature like h.m tlirouphoiit all nature, 
 unkfs it be a Man of Icwil Mcious hahit^, that li-s with 
 
 'pivdions, and ceui^ts 
 
 as n.uch cafe under the heavielt (. 
 
 an atteirpt to free hiai an ir]iir\ ). 
 I 'J he Horfe is a Creariire lice 
 |tli:Merore rclened liir the noble 
 jonly for War, or Cle.ifiir;', or 
 
 ill fonie rerpidsbett'.r, lir.ce ihele will 
 
 ralUnpeis, and a Man's at no charge nor tro^bie lor a 
 
 L-Oi' tir"'. 
 
 •Joconclude this Account of the ;cpetabK wc may 
 obfcrvc that vcrv few or fcarcc any of thofe Trees that 
 
 e in prca- clleeni, and'* 
 ■It Jicrwces. Thev aie 
 nii'cr IViinp and ,Si.u.' ; 
 they ,i easrallly .is any of tlieir.kird .in the World, aid 
 the llurles of loine Conntvics arc no' better tinn I'en- 
 l.intry tt) tlmn. T hey are brave per.:r I'ls Creatures, 
 liii'h nu t'cd, curiiudy irr.cic. and as \.cil manapvd by 
 the Natives. l-orthci'rC'lonr.;, fomc afc-e Ravcn'Yi.-'.ck, 
 n anv wliiie and limly liapi'hi!, a pr.'^,..,; .vmber pic.l 
 and Ipottcd all over, and otlicruif inorV r.iph: and pai;- 
 dy Coloi.rs. Bnrif Nature has not plven I'hciraCo'our 
 srcfo common with us in J.).:; "»'■./, .'"•e reeii in this jt" their Riders fancv, they'. I make it' what they have a 
 Coi'iirrv ; yet have thev very (Iron;' and f .filcient Tim- immd to by the he'ps of Ait ; they'll tinpc and e'olriir the 
 bcr-trces Vlt for any iifcs wc can pretend to put oiiis il.cps Pelly and Breall of them, lb that a llrrf.- looks as 
 
 if he caiv.e out of a Diets Vart. 7 heir Hair is very 
 iV.ort and fofr, anei lies fmooth and fleck upon them, and 
 they are lij well kei't that they Ihine apain. Their main 
 I'rovcnder is a fort of (o-ain they call Dont -ound, 
 ,ind fnmewhat bipper than our I n;r:ji Tares j cy boil 
 it and ininple it with coerfe .Supar and I'uf.er, and lo 
 
 to. 
 
 or tit 1;. 
 
 vinp Crta- 
 
 %tAs. 
 
 The Accoun-s of Dmps and Minerals is but fliort. 
 the' r.o doul t ihis r.iic Country is .a' le to entertain an 
 inquilitivc and curioi s I'crfon, with varieties cni.uph ot 
 
 this kind. , , ■ , 
 
 .Several line fcentcd Gums there arc, and torcthcr w-ith 
 them rood ftore of Gum I.ac, (<fwhiih they 1; ake their ] make it iip into ]..-,|;s, which they threlt into ilxir 
 har.l W.;--. . \'(:' ths. 'I'his is downripht craminji of Horfcs, and 
 
 " Te.r-'.-aereat dell ' f r CVIikewf prowir.p in Canes ma: ap'np ihuii ns we do I'lirkic; ; 'tis a woiidcr th.'v 
 and Feziiar ."itones, \^hieh ihc\ takcoet of the M.uvs of doii tllu t them 1 p in Corps too, and let them h.dpe .-'s 
 a'fcr: of Cioais. When thev cbllrve thole Cre.niTcs to weil.as leee! likcPoultr . And the truth on': is, they 
 ■•nnv \c-y 1,-an wh ch is a Diaprollick of the prowth ''on't t'e dnun their l-hifes Heads with Hr.uhcrs ( as vv'e 
 of that Stcne ill ihcir 'Ventricles) th.-'y pr.'fentiy kil! them, do) when tln-y ll.ind in the Siab'c, but pivethcm their 
 .tr.d take out th.e preci.ii s Caulc of thai: Conrnn;ption. I.ibcriy, cr at molt fallen a Rope onto their hindcrl'cer, 
 The!".. (Kjats are n oit 11 mereus upon die Moinua iise:f and ue know I'ouhry are often tied by the Leps. Bi.t 
 l.r.r in the i't- /?'.•' Territories. ahera'l it mi It be J'niil that Horfes arc no where bettor 
 
 But there ii ainuchicfs divcrlly in rc'.pcet of the An:- al'ow'd and irr redainry 'ook'd to than hcc ; for every 
 ir.als ( th)' lidi/-. has rar'.ties to ll.ew us t.io ) for here one i'ldiv ide.ai Horle has his Man ti duel's aiiJ v'ait upcn him ; 
 n-av.lcvaft numbers of ih ife Cre.muvs tha; our own vhirh is better attemlaiice than many an h'tieft Man tan 
 Cour.tiy prelentivs with evcrv Day. ;iretenil to, wito has neither Horfe nor Man to be his 
 
 '1 heir Beefs ha-, c a prcat b'lneh t!ia: prows betwixt Sen ant. 
 
 their Shoulders, and their fklh is n.i.eii wliitcr than But the Qiiadrupcds of moft fiinc and wonder in this Mr:» 
 
 thr.t<fo"rs. Cointry arc the Rhinocerots and the Idephants. Tlie 
 
 The Sheep djtfcr from ours more Iv tii'i- er.-a: bob f-rmcr are not very common, and thcrcforemore.admiied. 
 
 Tail^ they h.ue than any thinpe'fe; their \\'ooi is ordi- Thev .are veryjarpc lip.'are Bealts, much bipper than anv 
 
 n.arv andcourfe, but'.hcirl-ie'lhfarfroni benp fo. /•:»:;. ^'i^ Ox of the larpell (ize. Their .Skin ( which is 
 
 Covn.Goat., ' Goats and all fdtts of Uccr arc very coiium n amonpft, thick, tonpli and without Hair ) lies in preat folds like 
 
 «l>«p, S^'. them; the Deer arc no vvi'.ere inclos'd in Tarks, liit Armour upon their Necks, Brealts, and B.icks. They 
 
 enjoy 'their full Liberty as o'her Creat.:res do, and .'.re have Ihort but very (trong Horns ( planted upon linn 
 
 c\crvMan's(;aincthatcaii vakethem. Rones ) chat lie o\er their Noftrils, and arc rccinc. 
 
 The B':li'.i'o has r-,inethinp linru.ar in it, and 'tis a trowinp upwards towards the top of their Heads. I'.ach 
 
 ftranpcrtooiirpans. 'Tisa larpe i'e.-.lt. :.nd h... a very Rli:n(,ceros is Jortihed with one of thofe Horns, which 
 
 tli'itk, fmooth Skin, wholly w ihoi t Hair; ir pives a 1 renders them lb terrible, that molt of your other Crc.v 
 
 vcrv pood. Milk, bur the Idelh of i; (tii"' it hi.nethmp |turc', void them as much as they can. 'Thev make cer- 
 
 rcfemblcsbcef) yet is iiLiiiier fo pLaiiut: n r li) vvlwl- tainCupsof thcfe Horns, which arc r.'i'orted toconviv- 
 
 inmc. jnieate a Medicinal Vertue to the Liquor that itands fciK 
 
 Here arc T.lks and Aiitilrpcs tc, v. hi- h .-.re vc'-y ftr. np , time in them, 
 .and fierce Creatures. I 1 he hlephanc requires * larger ftory, as a Crcatvre f,,:,, 
 
 Monkeys, Ap.s and B.ab<-oi's .^le ahnoft as conim<!n tmuh better known, and in far prc.itcr ule-; but bv.np ' 
 as Dcpsand Cats with I'.s ; rhey liie mokly alx)iir m the become now li) liimihar and well known to the WorLI 
 Woods wh'TC they are a t' rriblc plaprc to the little ■ as 'tis, tlie particular Ueferipcion of it may be omitted, 
 1 eJs t'hr.t builil in the Tr.-cs, by dellio-,irp all their ' to make the nore room ior other Obfcrvat.onscenecrn up 
 NcC.s and yonnp Ones that lie within their reach. But it. Their ilr.turc is recknn'd to be frum nine nrtei- t) 
 .he Birds are general 1) h:jrdeniu;.h forthem; f.r they fi.urrccnor hftecn boot in heiplr, ami with allthis inlphtv 
 1 nilil their hefts in'ihc very utu oil Twigs of the bulk they c.in'tbcim.ipin'dto.niovc very f.ift ; they do a: 
 u'.iighs, which are ftroug enough to fuppori; ihint;s fo bill lather walk than pace, but make amends fo- ihcir 
 
 llov^neiii 
 
 Amulop.-i 
 Eilu, «ee. 
 
 flowncfj, intl 
 nor fttmble. 
 
 The Fcmal< 
 thirty Years 
 they live the u 
 
 1 hey are tl 
 nircj in the 'V 
 the force of a 
 min'J in their 
 "The Governo 
 and crooked a 
 or pull, with 
 dicncc. A B 
 and rule the 1 
 in their Mad 
 hot with deliri 
 
 This Fit la 
 good Temper 
 the Devil at il 
 is little ciiouph 
 anv thing that 
 and what they 
 Bones of, be i 
 all the Town I 
 irad Fit ; the 
 one aneiiher, t 
 And 'tis better 
 Shin by it, th 
 The only way 
 to fire a Trail 
 tliein into a V 
 (hind Hill and 
 
 Allthe whil 
 pioiiflv, and i 
 to it : They I 
 Boar that's a fi 
 Boar islefsth.i 
 that may be ,■' 
 they begin ti p 
 Chains to the 
 Frenzy is too I 
 of all, takes hi 
 
 But to go on 
 ties : There's 
 his.Sence, fo e 
 to a Bcall ma 
 phant is : All 
 no more to \x 1 
 and Monkeys 
 t' loft accor 
 thcte are Itiine 
 ken fiom the 
 and conllant R 
 that are luftici 
 Scnce and App 
 this Creature. 
 deport and m; 
 cording to the 
 per. If he Orel 
 march up to hi 
 tread him in p 
 harm at all. 1 
 take Water up 
 or Din pctliap 
 i eitreaiTiIy fenfi 
 
 ! rcincinbef the I 
 
 ; by making mui 
 
 Iditiooiof At Ajmcre { 
 Htpliiiiii. was one ot Ins 
 through the M; 
 certain Hetb-v 
 him a Bunch o 
 this Elephant 
 Keepers, and t* 
 People cndeav 
 flying and hidit 
 this Herb-won 
 Hurry and Frii 
 the Stall. Tlv' 
 at the place w 
 and feeing the 
 his Trunk, aiw 
 hanii in theWt 
 When I.e had 
 his Gratiti.ele ti 
 Courfe as befo 
 
 And if at ar 
 ries, they arc ; 
 Ions that have 
 ever thev have 
 
 i 
 
XXXI. TroduBs of the Mogul's Country, &C. 
 
 id tender for 
 
 any 
 
 .iviiliWork, ihcy c.r-,ii 
 ■arx'S, wliicli arc ["""uVi 
 
 ps ) rids Groi'nd 
 
 1 h.'y nrc lianW, 
 iliirit cxtrcainly 
 lorcforj very nro- 
 nc)ipi(ikd aflaiilt 
 
 I'c licyond the 
 
 I dccnnin'd linic. 
 
 II in his Wars in 
 fs rf h's Dro;iic- 
 :h ill the conq'Tft 
 inc Da^s ( with 
 
 u]v II the Hacks 
 
 had l)ccn fet nut, 
 hat tlu-y loll the 
 luntry tVoin that 
 l^:il liiipirc. 
 In- molt al'fdlrtc 
 
 10 is lc;rd of hii 
 i' when 'i:« taki'n 
 lis 10 Iv a<! iiniili 
 1 afviiri. ( 'J hertz's 
 I'liort all nature, 
 
 S that (i's with 
 lioni!, ami courts 
 
 ;ri'a' cllcom, and** 
 A'cc«. TIr'V arc 
 'oiiip .ind Smt; ; 
 
 11 the World, aid 
 bctrcr thin i'ca- 
 
 I'.^r )>i,s Cixanircs 
 
 veil ii-iapapvd \\y 
 
 a>.rc Raven l-'nck, 
 
 ^/<.Mr ■'Mid-er pic.i 
 
 ,f l.ip.h: and y\iv.. 
 
 ivcii thciraC«'o':r 
 
 .vhat they have a 
 
 igc and rolnir the 
 
 : a Mrrf.' lo(.ksas 
 
 heir Hair is virv 
 
 c upon thctn, and 
 
 lin. Their main 
 
 Dont 'oi.ml, 
 
 Tares cy l-ml 
 
 I'ufer, and (o 
 
 thiulV into their 
 
 of Horfes, ai.d 
 
 a woinicr th.'V 
 
 tliein li.d;;c .s 
 
 'iitli on't is, thiy 
 
 Hr.ulrer.s ( as wc 
 '. r,iio them their 
 
 their hinder leer, 
 'y the Leps. li.t 
 
 no whcr-' hcttr 
 
 hc'c ; for every 
 .1 \vait npcnhini; 
 1 h' iieft Alan tan 
 3r Wan to be his 
 
 id wonder in thisto-rin:-' 
 hiephants. The 
 
 ii'emoreadniiied. 
 
 1 bi,!!ger than any • 
 
 Skin ( which is 
 1 ;!roat folds like 
 d Racks. They 
 anted upon tinii 
 and arc rccir-c, 
 icir Heads. T.ach 
 ole Horns, whieli 
 yo.ir other Crca- 
 
 1 hey make cei- 
 IKirtcd to conitiv- 
 r that Itands U::r.J 
 
 y, as .1 Crcaivro^-vj,',,,,, 
 r iilcj but 'ou.f.t, 
 vn to the Worhl 
 
 may be omiticd, 
 vations concern hi; 
 rrni nine or ten t"> 
 villi all this miphrv 
 y f.'.ft ; they du at 
 
 amends for ihc.r 
 iiov.ne'S 
 
 i 
 
 flowncfs, in their fure and truo going, for they never fdl 
 
 ""The Females go twelve Months with their Young : 'Tis 
 thirty Years before they come to their full growth, and 
 thcyliveiheufualAgeofaMan. 
 
 1 hey are the moft governable and cafily managed Lrea- 
 tiircj in the World ; as a mighty Ship is ti'm'd about by 
 the force of a fmall Helm, Pj are thefe vaft Frames dctcr- 
 inin'd in their Motions by a mean and defpicable power. 
 The Governour iifcs only a fniall Rod of Steel made fharp 
 and crooked at the end like a Hook ; upon the lead twitch 
 or pull, with which the Creature difpofes himfelf to Obe- 
 dience. A Boy of twelve Years old may do this Office, 
 
 . and rule the bipgeft Elephant in IndiA, provided it be not 
 
 in their Maddinp-tinie ; that is, when the Males grow 
 hot with delirc ot the Females. 
 
 This Fit lafts for fome Days, and then they come to 
 good Temper again ; but while 'tis upon them, they play 
 the Devil at that rate, that two or three Troops of Horfc 
 is little enough to keep ono of them in order. Miey ftnke 
 any ihing that comes in their way, but their Keepers ; 
 and what they ftnke iliey beat to Pummice, or crulh the 
 Bones of, be it Man, Hnrfe, Afs, or Camel. They drive 
 all the Town before them, when they break loofe in their 
 mad Fit ; the People run belter skelter, and tumble o\er 
 one aiwih'r, to avoid the Ti cad of the angry MonlUr : 
 And 'tis better to do fo, tho" a Man gets a broken Head or 
 Shin by it, than to lie kick'd to Death by an Fdephant. 
 The only way they have to ftopthem in their Career, is, 
 
 '; tn fire a Train of CIi npowdcr about their Fars ; this puts 
 
 them into a Fripht, and when they fee the Flalh, they'll 
 
 ;- Hand dill and tremble. 
 
 All the while this H.'at is upon them, they fwear prodi- 
 pioiidv, and iUi t •">' ihat '•''te, that a Pig-fty is a Perfume 
 toit: 'I'hey fay, 'tis like the rank and filthy Scent of a 
 Boar that's a fat jing, but as much worfe than that, as the 
 Boar is lelsthaib the Elephant. To prevent all Mifcliiefs 
 that may l« ,' Cie by them in their Fury, as fion as ever 
 they kgin k pro w diforderly, they are fetter'd with ftrong 
 Cliains to the Bo.iies of great Trees ; but fomctimcs the 
 Frenzy is too ftrong for the Iron, and the Beaft, in fpitc 
 of all, takes his Ramble. 
 
 But to goon with their good and commendable Quali- 
 ties : There's hardly any Creature fo much admired for 
 hisSence, fo doeible, (and if the application of that term 
 to a Bealt mav be allowed) lb underrtanding as the Ele- 
 phant is : All the Stones reported of them, are, perhaps, 
 no more to Ix; believ d, than thofe that are told of Foxes 
 and Monkess which fome People have made as wife as 
 t' loft accompiilh'd Politicians of the Country. But 
 thcie are lomc PaH'ages remarkable, and odd enough (ta- 
 ken from the Obfervation of our Authors, and the certain 
 and conltant Reports of credible Perfons in the Country) 
 that are fuflicient to juftitic that Char.idcr of ftrangc 
 Scnce and Apprehenlion, which is commonly fix'd upon 
 this Creature. Thi's they tell us, that an Elephant will 
 deport and manage himfelf towards another Perfon, ac- 
 cording to the private Inilruiftions given him by his Kee- 
 per, ir he order him to fright a Man, the Elephant will 
 march up to him with a fceming Fury, as if he meant to 
 tread him in pieces, and when he is at him, do him no 
 harm at all, If he be bid abufe oi affront a Man, he'll 
 take Water up in his Trunk, and fpout it out upon him, 
 or Din rcihaps, and dalh it in his bace. So alio they arc 
 cxtreamly fenfible of any Kindncls done them, and nicely 
 
 ,; rcmcinbef the Perfons that have at any time obliged them, 
 
 ^ by making much of them, or giving thcinViiftuals. 
 
 ^leliiioniof ^^ /IJDieie (where the GiM/ Af;:;!;/ then redded), there 
 tltphinii, was one of his Elephants that ufcd to be frc«^ucntly lead 
 through the Market, and commonly as he paflcd along, a 
 certain Herb-woman that had a Stall there, ufed to give 
 him a Bunch of green Herbs : It happen'd one time, that 
 this Elephant being in his Heats, broke loofe from his 
 Keepers, and took his way through the Market ; all the 
 People endea\oiinng to fccure themfelvcs from him, by 
 Hying and hiding as well as they could. Aniongftthe reft 
 this Herb-wman ran away too, and lieing in a great 
 Hurry ai.d Friidr, left her young Child behind her upon 
 the Stall. The Flerhanr \ as not fomad, but he ttopp'd 
 at the place vvher he uled to have his Bunch of Herbs, 
 and feeing the Cadd 'X here, betakes it tenderly up in 
 his Triaik, and goes and lays it down (without the leaft 
 harm in the World) upon a Stall of a neighbouring Houfe : 
 Whai he had done this fober .\i'',;oii, and thus cxprelVd 
 his Gratitude to his lieiiefaiitor, away he went in his mad 
 Courfe as before. 
 
 And if .-,t any time they are mil' s'd, and receive Iniu- 
 ries, they are as implacably prejiidieed againft tliofe Per- 
 fons that have atliontcd them, and fure to revenge it, if 
 ever they have a fair opporcniiity. One of them did in 
 
 this formal manner, lay, and execute a Plot to be rcvcn- 
 gcd of his Governour that had abus'J him. 
 
 Being upon a Journey, it leeiiis, the Man was laid 
 down to flcep, but was ported fo out of the Elephant's 
 reach, that he could not flrikc him cither with his Trunk 
 or Teeth. However, ha^ ing Ibmc green Canes by him, 
 he takes one of them, and hai ing Iplit i: with his Trunk a 
 conlidcrable way, he reaches <.ut that end of it that wai 
 fplit, and twifting the Man's Hair preiiy fecurely in it, 
 by that means he dragg'd him down to him: What he did 
 with him, is cafie to be imagin'd, the Elephant did not 
 play that Trick for nothing. And 'tis a very common 
 thing for thefe Creatures to be tanght and managed lo. as 
 to take up young Children in their I'ruiiks, tofs and fwing 
 them about, and then fct ihi in down again, with as much 
 Care and Tcndcrnefs as their Mothers could have done. 
 The Grcitt Mogol once made his own Son, a \ oung Prince 
 of fcven Yeaisold, be thus tofs'd alxjiitby one of his ma- 
 naged Elephants, and after the little Prince, ihe Children 
 of fevcral of his Nobles that were there prcfent, ami none 
 rcceiv'd the lead Irjity imaginable. From all which In- 
 ftances (tho' a great many more may becollcded up and 
 down), a Man will fee Reafon enough to fall out with a 
 CirrcJUn, with whom all thefe Creatures are fomany Pie- 
 ces of mecr Clockwork, and their Adions the Effeifts 
 pi'rely of Wheel and Spring, as 'tis in common artiticial 
 M.ichines. 
 
 Such a Story is evidently too vain and frivolous to de- 
 ferve a ferious Refutation ; however, as long as there arc 
 any Animals alive, it will not want innumerable ones, 
 and the C.iifc/'i'", by converfing with Nature, and ob- 
 ferving the Adionsof^ Animals, may cafily convert them- 
 felvcs to more reafonable Opinions, and together with 
 Wheel and Spring, learn to acknowledge alio the Influ- 
 ence and Ptefence of a more noble and fteddy Principle in 
 the Government and Determination of thefe Creatures 
 Motions. 
 
 The Elephants having fuch mighty Carkaffes, are not 
 to be maintain'd with a little, efpecially if they are well 
 kept (as all the Mogol's are), 'tis very chargeable : There's 
 none of them that are called the Royal Elephants, of 
 which tliere is Three hundred, but eat him 70 Roupies 
 apiece (a Day) in Grain Butter, and Sugar; but they 
 can't fpcnd upon a Maftcr that's better able to afford it. 
 Take them out of their mad Fits, and they are not found 
 to have Vigour and Courage proportional to their huge 
 Bulk. An Ln^Ufi) Maftiff boldly affaulted one of them, 
 faftned upon his Trunk, and the Elephant hai ing fwung 
 him up and down a great while, at laft threw him to a 
 confitterablc diftance from him, and was very glad to be 
 rid of him fo : This was one of the Dogs that was prc- 
 (cnted to the Gient Mogol by the l■.llglip^ Merchants; and 
 when this Story was told him, he was exceedingly pleas'd 
 at it; the Dogs were entertain'd, and lived at a mighty 
 raie, they were carried up and down with him in Pa- 
 ankees, had each of them four Men to attend them, and 
 to fan away the Flies ; and the Mogoi had a Pair of Silver 
 Tongs made on purpofe, that he might feed them with his 
 own hand. 
 
 To conclude the Account of this Animal, it is confi- 
 dently affirmed of them by all their Keepers, that they 
 will never ufe their Females in the prcfcnce of any Spc- 
 iftator, and that in all thofe Natural Aiifions they are fo 
 rcferved and clofe, that they wdl not endure any to be 
 nearthem, while they are about them : A ftrangc Inftancc 
 of Modefty in a Brute, and as remarkable as any of their 
 Qualities that are known to us. 
 
 As for other Animals, our .Accounts are not fo particu- Lyons. Ty- 
 ar : There are Lions and Tygers, Wolves, and Jackals,"^"' "^'^ 
 fome of which do often ramble about in the Night-time 
 viiiting the Tents of Travellers, and ftealing away their 
 Sheep and Goats : Nay, in Towns that are near great 
 Woods, they'll come into the \crv Yards of the Houfes, 
 leap a Wall, and carry off their Prey cleverly along with 
 them. 
 
 More than this, they very commonly hunt under Ground 
 for Prey as well as above it, the Dead can't reft in their 
 Graves for them, but (unlcfs they arc butied very deep) 
 they'll remove them into another Sepulchre, theirown hun- 
 gry Bellies. 
 
 The Rats, in fome old Towns, arc very troublefome, 
 and in their proportion as ravenous as the Lions. Our 
 F.ngl.jh-meii complain, that fome of them were bitten as. 
 they lay in their Beds ; that the Rats would fall a mi^IMing 
 their Toes, or the Tips of their Ears, or fomctimcs the 
 Tops of theirNofes, or any pa;c that lay cxpoled to them. 
 In the mean time, to be fure, they could not lleep very 
 found, while all this Mifchief was a doing ; for other- 
 wife 'twould make a Man ftare pretty fufficiently to wake 
 in the Morning, and mil,'s two or three Toes, or find his 
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 'Drcjs and Habits of the Teople, &C 
 
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 F.ari gnnc, when hv wat furc ail WJ7 fife and wcU at hii like Alabafter 
 goinc ti> HeJ. _ _ . I O'V'. *" l-cpr<)u« 
 
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 li 
 
 Troublcrs of their Rcpofc arc the Flici, the foul Diftcinp( 
 Mlqiictoons, ami the Chinches fomc of which by Day 
 
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 ami tlic others by Nicht, do cxcrcifo the Patience of Men, 
 whole 1 (It is c.ift in this Country. The former are a fort 
 of (inats, and the latter are like Tike«, and arc the worfe 
 Plague of the two by far; for they bite while they are 
 alive, and IHnk naltily when they arc dead ; fo that a 
 Man had lictter endure the Torment of their biting, than 
 have the Poylbnof t^ eir foul ftcnch. 
 
 1 he Scorpions are the molt datigcroiu and terrible of 
 all, .ind they ciccp into their Hoiifcs very much, when 
 the rainy Seafonsccmc "x. The little Inllruinent they do 
 the Milchicf with is very Iharp, hard, and crooked, like 
 rhelalon of a Hawk, they tlon't thnift it in and out of 
 their Bodies as feme other Creatures do their Stings, but 
 it always appears in their Tails ready inoiinted, to give 
 the fatal prick. The Remedy they ufe, is an Oyl of 
 Scorpions ; or if they can catch the Scorpion it felf that 
 pave the Wound, they bruife it, and apply it to the part : 
 This if prefcntly done, feldomc fails of giving Re- 
 lief. 
 
 There are very few crooked deform'd People amonpft 
 them ; hardly Inch a thing as a Hunch-back to be feen all 
 over liidi/), a Man of undue Sixe, or irregular Proportj. 
 ons. 
 
 Their Hair is very black, but ftreight, and not at all 
 like that of the /IJricam • 1 he Mdomer^tiJ wear no Hair 
 upon their Chins, but that on their upper Lips they fuflcr 
 to grow as long as twill, .^nd to ptt-rervc the Colour of 
 it, they ufe very much Black Lead Combs, which do 
 their Bufinefs effjftually, "till Old Age begins to thrult 
 out Grey Hairs ; Hairs that in fpiteof all the Black Lead 
 Combs, will (hew their Colour, and tell them 'tis in vain 
 to ufe thofe Arts any longer. Then thc7 quit the iifc of 
 the Raior,' and let all the Hair of their Faces grow to in 
 full length : Bur thofe that do this arc cither very Old 
 Men, or fome of the Priefts, that fancy a Sacrednefs in t 
 long Beard, and think they fpcak with more Authority to 
 the People, when they blow their Words out through 1 
 Thicket of overgrown Hairs. The M<ihcmtinn Indimi 
 
 The I izards run very commonly about their Houfesf^o, I too Ihave all the Hair off from their Heads one Lock only 
 
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 tri. Fiir 
 »hich fit 
 
 Tip fie down. 
 
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 but thde arc very harmlcfs Creatures, and may be ai 
 lowed tor Unmclticks well enough. 
 
 Thus we haxc taken a Ihort View of Nature in hiiliii ; 
 we lliall now pafsto Matters of Civil and Political Confi- 
 deration. 
 
 And lirft as for the Trade of the Country, we (hail 
 have no need to inlill long upon that, the Voyages of thif 
 . Bof'k will give a very luflicient Account of it. We may 
 Act'oint""' fee by them, what the Merchants havedme, what Com- 
 th,-Ti*ic --fmoditics they have carried thither, and brought back 
 ih;EJii Mm (rom thence. In general, 'tis enough to fay, that themoft 
 •ml other, (tapii; Commodities of the Empire, arc Indico and Cotton- 
 Wool. They draw all their Spices from the fame places 
 that we fetch ours, from Jiiv?, Smnntrtt, the Biiidc and 
 Aloliiccj Ifles : For hid(ftnn, as rich as 'tis, wants good 
 ftore of Clove, Ni'tmcg, and Cinamon-Trees. A little 
 Silk they have amonglt them, which their own Country 
 produces, but the grcateft Quantities arc brought from 
 Pcrfi.t and Georfia, which arc capable of furnifliing the 
 whole World with that Commodity. 
 
 Their beft outward Trade is to Mohn in the Re'^ Sea, 
 whither a Ship of an extraordinary great Burden goes 
 from Sutr.t once a Year conftantly. The main Commo- 
 dities vented there, arc Cotton- Wool, and Cotton-Cloth, 
 white and llain'd ; and their Returns arc molt commonly 
 all (or the moft part) in Money, Gold, and Silver, to the 
 Value of 200CC0 /. r.t a time. 
 
 Their ccmmon Coyn is Roupics, .nnd Mamoodics, both 
 of Silver, but ditfcrcnt in their Values ; the former being 
 between Two Shillings .jpd Two Sliillinps and S:x-pcnce, 
 cor,avo).,(,r _.,|.j ji^g |,m(,r aboi.tTw.'b c-peiuc ; but I oth of thorn are 
 made in Halve-;, ami fomc few in Qjiarters ; fo that 
 Threepence is the leaft Piicc of Sihcr current in the 
 Co''n;iy, and very few of thcni to be ftcn. 1 he Silver 
 Coyn is made eith>r round or fijuare, but all fo thick, 
 that it never breaks cr wears out ; 'tis befides very line 
 and p'rc too, having nothing of jMlav : Upon this ac- 
 court, even in the Spr.iijh Mi i;cy it felf (\^'hich is the pu- 
 rcft of all Eurrp ■ , there is fon-.e lofs. 
 
 They have fume Gold Coyn too, and that extraordina- 
 rily g' od, and Pieces of very great vahic ; but thele very 
 fcldom conic abroad. All Foreign Coyn and Bullion, 
 when it coir.es into thcfe pans is prefcntly melted down 
 and refined, and being new co^ n'd, has the AJojo/'s Stamp 
 fwhich is his Name and Titles in I'cijjm Charaifters) fet 
 upon it. All People are very wekcnie, that will bring 
 their Bullion or Money in hither, and carry aw.-iy their 
 Merchandiceforit ; but 'tis a Ciime iiot cafily forgiven, 
 to tranlport any QiMntity of Money from hence. 
 
 In all the great Towns they keep two Markets every 
 Day ; the lirlt in the Mornir.g a little before Sun-rifing 
 and for about an Hour after: And the fecond, when the 
 Si n is as low in the Evening. 'T would be impoirible for 
 fuch Crowds of People a* frequent thcfe Markets, to come 
 together without fwcltcring, and aliroft ftifling one ano- 
 ther in the Heat of the Day : Ai.d thcrcfiirc they take the 
 Coo' r f the Morning and tvcn ng to do Bufinifs in, and 
 pafs the ftorchiiig Hcurs of the Day in their Houfes, or 
 fome lliady Retreats in thiir Gardens, where they fleep 
 anil enjoy the Plcafures that Nature has aflbrded thein. 
 The Natl', es of this Comitr\, arc, for the generality, 
 Thi People, a ii^ricfotne and well made People. ThcirComplcxionis 
 TheirCoiiur, Olivc, Or a fad Tawny ; and tho' this be not lieautifiil in 
 Diefi.&i. Eui tr, yet 'tis in hhli.i, where N.'ittirc has made it their 
 Colour. They don't envy the EuTopcr.ns their \\ hitc and 
 fair Skins nO"" think thole People lb charming that loolf 
 
 tfiiketi,or 
 ■■iiri. 
 
 excepted, which is left upon the Crown ; and that is for 
 the Prophet to take hold of at the Day of Judgment, and 
 drag them up to Paradife by. The Heathen part (call'J 
 Hindocs) not cxpcding to lie pull'd up in that manner, 
 leave no Lock at all upon the Cro-vn, nor no where elfc, 
 butlhavc all off: So that where-cver their Paradife lie;', 
 and hoAcver they get to it, they think to be fetch'd in x 
 civillir way than that the Mi-.hanen-ns talk of 
 
 Shaving being fo criilt.Tit and frequent a Practice a- 
 mongft them, tneie arc conlqucntlj -a great number ut 
 Barbers, who make their Bulinefs and Province (bmetliiri; 
 larger than our Ennpe.-in Barbers do. h (liort, they trim 
 a Man from Head to Foot, pare off all V's Superfluities; 
 not only his Hair, but hir, Nails upon I*i'rip,rs and Toes' 
 and cut his Corns too. Thcv carry aStee'Speculun- al- 
 wavs about with them, which is as large as a Irencher, 
 and fomething gibbous, andbeing well polilh'd, fcrvesa!- 
 moft as well as a common I.o ^tins-GlaCs ; only 'tis cer- 
 tain, that the Convexity of it fomething deforms the 
 Image, and may poffibly fliewa Man an uglier Face than 
 h'; really has. When they meet a Man that they th nk 
 needs trimming, they don't ask him. Whether he will 
 pleafe to be fhaved or no ? But without any more adue, 
 whip their Glaffes out of their Pockets, andlliew him his 
 Face : This they think is a better way to pcrfwade a Man 
 to come into their Hands, than to make a I eg, and a^k to 
 be fet a-work. 
 
 TheDrefsand Habit of this Country is uniform and in.Thti«. 
 vari.ible ; they always keep toihefanie Mode ; thchigh- '>'•■■ 
 eft Lord, and the poorell Peafant, have their Cloaths""'*'' 
 made the fame way. The former perhaps appears in his 
 rich Silks or Embroideries and the latter in Ibinecoarrc 
 Stuff; but as tor the Falhion, the Lord and the Country- 
 man are both upon a I cvel, and the one is as Genteel as 
 the father. 
 
 Their Garb is a Coat that (its clofc ami tight to their 
 Bodies and reaches to (or liclow) their Knees ; lender 
 this they have another ll.oiter, and laftly a fort of Breeches 
 like the I'Jh Troufes, that come down to their Ankles 
 and ruffle upon the Small of the 1 eg. The Giamlcci 
 make their braveft Apparel of Silks, Taffata's or Cloths 
 of Gold and Silver ; but moft commonly fine white Cal- 
 lico Lawn is the wear. Their Head-Covering is fome 
 fine Cloth (perhaps as their Quality is, embroider'd or 
 flourilTi'd with Silk, Gold, or Silver) wreath'd T.-veral 
 times about, the Ends of which are Ibmctimcs fringed, 
 and difpofed fo as to hang in light. Aboit their Wa'lUs 
 they wear a Girdle thauccmes twice about, of the fame 
 Stuff, and adorn 'd with a Fringe. Our Engtifh Scarlet 
 Broad Cloth is a thing they mightily admire,' and abun- 
 dance of the Great Men make it their upper Garment ; 
 but the heat and thicknefs of it will not allow it to be 
 worn in the hot Country but in the cooleft Weather, and 
 that in the cooleft part of the Day too. 
 
 As for the Womens Drefs 'tis not fo ealic to give an ci- 
 adt Account of that, lince (unlefs they are either leud or 
 poor) they are not feen abroad, and no Stranger has the 
 Privilege of feeingthem at home. 
 
 Since the Females of Qiiality then (whofe Drefs is to be 
 Uippos'd the Perfeiftion of the Country in that kind) are 
 thus retired and out of the way ; we mult turn out Eyes 
 to the Vulgar, and fee in what manner their Cloaths arc 
 hung on, and what they are. And here 'tis (aid of ihcni. 
 thatthey drefs alinoft likerhcMen ; they wcarCoats.antl 
 it fcems Breeches too, whii h moft Women would be glad 
 ct do as well at the-. But the Indlitn Women wear then; 
 
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 iniheliural S< 
 do it in the 
 fetmsisaCourt 
 m:iM fets them 
 aCallicoVeil, 
 will hardly futf 
 Eais not only m 
 vcriency if li. 
 their NoftriN a 
 that muft be hi 
 fmall of their I 
 All thcfe Orna 
 according to thi 
 
 B'lt to go fro 
 Temper and ( 
 Penpic of a ftri 
 andvcry great I 
 Works. 
 
 'lli.s, their i 
 Coti '11 Carpets 
 all their tlower 
 plentiful Evidc 
 Cabinets, Boxi 
 exquilitc Skill a 
 aiiioncil the Ma 
 Kerpc'dls. 
 
 They'll inia 
 Pearl, Ebony, ' 
 i.'c«jik> capablcof beinj 
 of Cups out 
 Stones ; polilh : 
 dcrltaiid the val 
 They know hov 
 Commodities •' 
 Bargain muft be 
 ail the Arts of V 
 I liicyare Stcnrt*' 
 
 di)aJmiral'ir:^y 
 cither from ttie 
 donctotJic Life, 
 liiy know the O 
 CviiitTio With all this 
 *>«¥"■ (atlcaftasto till 
 Humour and car 
 
 They are civi 
 thofe that won't 
 cure and eafic tl 
 trees. 'Tistruc 
 inet with fometi 
 and fpoiling up 
 of enriching the 
 vvc are now dif 
 niin of thcCoi 
 fur li Creatures : 
 jurinus to Man! 
 vcrlir with almol 
 find them ( vcr] 
 > our repofe if 
 them arc very p 
 will take .'Vffroni 
 Ai iniirii 1 here was a 
 tir.inr.a-. great Man, ( m 
 ther/ and one 
 if he had been n 
 riding in State t 
 him an Ehgl^fh 
 daggering drun 
 to prefcrve hind 
 « as, Now \ ou 
 bic-lf.inonly le] 
 The Cook ende 
 he was too drur 
 blow at hiin. ( 
 this great Perfoi 
 fuch a rate, as ' 
 drcliing Dinner 
 only fiez'd and 1 
 baifadour ; am 
 lignedhim totli 
 infliifl upon him 
 without any 
 Queftinn is, \V 
 thereviling drur 
 Ir.dlr.n, that go 
 foiiable an Abul 
 
 "Tis a fartht 
 ^-tu-irloa that they are ' 
 
 'i'lZt """'t Profoiind i 
 ours. Tliey ad^ 
 a moft Rcligio 
 
 VA:. 
 
Lib. 
 
 les : For they 
 Colour of ihat 
 ir't upon that 
 
 'enple amonf^ft 
 k to bo Icrn all 
 gular Proporti- 
 
 and not at all 
 1 wear no Hair 
 Lies they fuffcr 
 c the Colour of 
 mbs, which do 
 ceins to thrult 
 the Black Lead 
 [hem 'tis in vain 
 quit the life of 
 »ccs grow to iti 
 either very Old 
 Sacrednefs in t 
 )re Authority to 
 s out through a 
 hcmeinn Iniiani 
 
 one Lock only 
 
 and that is for 
 Judgment, and 
 hen part (call'd 
 in that manner, 
 r no where clfc, 
 ;ir Varadifc lies, 
 1 be fetch'd in a 
 kof. 
 
 nt a Praifliic j. 
 prcat numlcT of 
 ivinie (ometliirg 
 (lioi t, they trim 
 I's Superfluities ; 
 I'np.rs and Toei, 
 ee' Spccuhm- al- 
 ■ as .1 Trencher, 
 jlifh'd, fcrvcsal- 
 s ; only 'tis tor- 
 iig <lcfornis tlie 
 uglier Face than 
 that they th nk 
 ^'hctlicr he will 
 any mqre adoe. 
 Itid llicw him his 
 
 rlwade a Man 
 1 eg, and a^k to 
 
 uniform and in- TV: 
 lodo ; the high-'- ",; 
 
 their Cloaths''^" 
 IS appears in his 
 
 in Ibnic coarfe 
 id the Country- 
 is as Genteel as 
 
 nd tight to their 
 Knees : Under 
 Ion of Breeches 
 
 their Ankles, 
 The Giandcn 
 
 ata's, or Cloths 
 fine white Cal- 
 ovcring is fome 
 mlimidcr'd or 
 vrcath'd (""veral 
 etimes fringed, 
 )i't their WalUs 
 lui, of the fame 
 EngUlh Scarlet 
 nirc, and abun- 
 ppcr Garment ; 
 allow it to he 
 
 1 Weather, and 
 
 lie to give an ex- 
 re cither Icud or 
 Stranger has the 
 
 ofe Drefs is to be 
 n that kind) are 
 It turn our Eyes 
 heir Cloaths arc 
 'tis (aid of them, 
 wear Coats, and 
 ■n would be glad 
 omen wear then; 
 in 
 
 Lhap. XXXI. Temper and Qualities oftk ^Pe ople, &C. j73 
 
 ii 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 ■ 
 
 in the literal S«iKC univcrfally, and abundance of them 
 
 do it ill the Metaphorical to fomc purpofc: but this it 
 
 f, tmsisa Court Falhion, and theO>f.(f Mcvul's belovcdNor- 
 
 I mr/'i/fet! them an example. Over their Heads they caft 
 
 aCallicoVcil, which covers their other Garments, and 
 
 will harilly fuffer theirBrecchcs to be fcen.They bore their 
 
 laiMiotoiil) inthe flap, but all round aUiut.for the con- 
 
 venicncv ( f hanging a multitude of Pendants in them j 
 
 their Koftrils are pierced too to receive a Ring or two 
 
 that miift be hung there j and upon their Wrifts and the 
 
 fmall of their Legs they wear others fitted to thofe pans : 
 
 All thtfe Ornaments are of Gold, Silver, Brafs or Iron, 
 
 according to their Ability. , r^ r u 
 
 B'lt to go from the outward to the inward Urcis, the 
 
 '' J o'j Temper and Qiialities of their Minds. They arc a 
 
 r>."f«^^ Pcfiplcof aftrong and ouick Apprehention, ready Wits, 
 
 and very great Fancy and Ingenuity in all manner of fine 
 
 Work'*. 
 
 'I h,s, their delicate llaiiul Cloths, their Silks, their 
 Coit'iii Carpets of fo many mingled Colours ; in (hort, 
 all their flower d Works in Silk, Gold and Sibcr, arc 
 
 Magiftratcs have the like Rcfpetft in proportion amongft 
 theiii: and even in the fmalleft Government (private 
 Families ) the Word of the Mafter is a Law, wliicli is 
 obeyed by all his Servants without difpute or gruml>- 
 ling. 
 
 flu: after alUs faid, they are ( for the ercatcft pait )f.. ... , 
 a timorous, cowardly and mean fpirited People. They" 
 had rathe.- by half eat than quarrel, and quarrel than 
 fight ; and they will fomctimcs give one another fuch 
 fcurvy language ( as would not go off without Blood 
 amongft People of more Mettle) and yet neither Ifrike a 
 ftroke nor otfer to draw all the while. 'Tis common 
 withthemtolfand fcoLling in their Armour, and with .ill 
 their Weapons .lUnit them ; and if one has Cour.iP.c to 
 take another by the Throat and colLir him, he's a migh- 
 ty Souldicr for this, andtheSpe(ifators prefently cry out 
 Shn-AUai ; by this they mean, 'lik aNoblc Atition, and 
 aswell done asS/w-/;WrtJ himfelf could have done it^ 
 that famous Pcr/rix King, whofe Valour is the Matter of 
 a Proverb in this Country. And the Cent M>gut \\\miv\i 
 ufedtofay, that one PorfwifHf^r would lent three of his 
 
 Ttifit IngC' 
 
 . . . .^ , ree 
 
 plentiful tvideiices of. Then they make all forts of I '''/■'"'/, and one /^mij/Z/Ii Man three l'o\t.,;^u^^c ; fo that 
 CiHncts, Boxes, Standilhes, Trunks &c, wi'h that | according to the Prince's computation, the y;.v;///7j V.t. 
 exquifite Skill and Fancy, th.it they deferve to be reck n'd i louris f the f r/jVinasniiicto one. Out th;s is not to ba 
 amoiicil the Mafter Work-men of the World in all thtfe faktn as univrfally true, and witlioiir all exception, 
 Refpcifks. I throiigho'it the whole Empire. For within the Bounds of TlitV.lcji, 
 
 They'll inlay (with Elephants Tooth, Mother of .'tarethe " /u./.c/, which arc M^Z-wcmk/, the I'.h.m.s ini''it"«'>. 
 Pearl, tliony, I'ortoife-fhell, or Wire ) any tiling th..t isl »';";f^.>, ami the R^tbo-ts_, a Sedk of the P.w/n buiims *''• 
 
 i..(Wjil» cap.ii'lcof being wrought upon; they work abiindai.ce I which arc N!en of Noble Spirits and Rel'olution, and w.ll 
 of Cups out of Agate, Cornelian and other fine | look any .^dvtrfary or Danger in the Fi.ce. Thcle 
 Stones; I'olilh and cut all manner of Jewels, and un-l.ire made .leof ns Guards and Convovs upon all Occa- 
 derltand the value of them .is well when they havcdniic. i "oos., in wliichCffi.es they arc wonderfully Oiligcnt and 
 Tliey know how ro buy and fell all thofe nice tiiklifli | faithft I, and will die upon the fpot before they'll defert 
 Commodities, ?"Hl lie tliat gets the better of them in a i their Charge. 'I hey ferve at very low and reafonable 
 Bargain mult bc'a very cupning Man indeed. Then ink?t«, demanding no more than five Shillings a Month 
 all the Ans of V-olouring, 1 imning, Varnifliing, Dj ing, | f;'r a Man ; and if you p.ay them tliefe Wages duly and 
 they arc Sccf"^'. to no Peonle wlwifoever. Faces they jpi^niaually, if you have occafion for any of their Lives, 
 doadniira'.'|f*\^cll ;and v.'iltdr: ' . . - - ■ /■ , • . 
 
 cither from the Life or anothc 
 
 ill draw any thing iinmediatcly, I and can't be fecur'd by other means, they'll freely part 
 nothcrCopy; however 'tis all with th:m in your Service. And befides, they are gene- 
 hat lees their Vidlures, willc* rally of Aicb jufl Principles too, that if they have their 
 
 
 donetotlie Life, and he that 
 liiy know the Originals. 
 
 With all this Wit and TowarJlincfs, there goes along 
 (atlcaftasto tluiuajor part) a good tliare of obliging 
 Hiimour and carriage. 
 
 They are civil andcourteous enough to Strangers ; and 
 thofe that won't wrong and affront them, may fit as fe- 
 cure and ealie there, asunder their own Vines andFig- 
 trccs. 'Tis true there are fome of another kidney to be 
 met with fomctimcs, troops of Thieves that go robbing 
 and fpoiling up and down, and obferve no Law but that 
 
 of enriching tnemfelves by the plunder of others; but ^ ._ , _ 
 
 W'carenow difcouifing of the People, not of the Ver- Road, becaule he law their Stock was jitlb out, and it 
 min of the Country ; in'o the Catalogue of which all! would not laft to pay him pundually upon his D.iy. 
 furli Creatures are to lie Irought as are hurtful and in- But however before he went away, he gees to take his 
 
 Pay before-hand, and (hould happen to be afterwards 
 warn'd to provide thcmfelves other Matters; they will 
 ferve out their appointed time, and you cannot get thctit 
 to leave you, before they have performed their Bargain. 
 But then you muft be fure to keep touch with them, and 
 pay theiti their Hire, precifely at a Day, for othcrwifc 
 they'll give you warning to provide your felves with 
 other Servants. 
 
 Thus it happen'd to fome of Sir T/'-xh/ yarn's Company, *P''»'J"" 
 upona Journey to Court; their Money was gone, andK,''^., 
 a certain ^«/ TO, that attended them left them upon the ' 
 
 jiirious to Mankind. Take the People that you con- 
 verlc with almoft any where in the Empire, and you'll 
 find them ( very few excepted ) fuch as won't diilurb 
 voiir repofe if you don't lirit diilurb theirs. Many of 
 them ate very patient, gentle, and good natur'd too, and 
 will take Art'ronts tho' they won t give them. 
 
 leave of the Camel, that was his peculiar Charge, and 
 made a Specili to hin to this purpofe, 1 hat he had tendeti 
 and led him tli'is Kmg, and been a very kind .iiid f.iitliful 
 Governour to him ( as he knew very well ) but now his 
 Walters Money faii'd, and he mult be gone ; but he 
 -T.iyed God to bids him for the remaining iiait of the 
 
 There was a remarkable Inltance of this in a very | Journc; , and fend him foine other Governour to look 
 great Man, ( no lei's th.iii the Governour of Sa/v?f's Bro- attcr him that might lie as careful ami good to him as he 
 tlierj and one that hadPower enough to have punilh'd,|h.-id been. Had the Camel had theGiftof I'nderltandmg 
 
 if he had been revengefully difpos'd. 'I his great Perlon was 
 riding in State thro' the Street at Smr.r, when up comes to 
 himan f.».;;/./A^ Ccok, that belong'd to Sir Thcniirs l{cv, 
 daggering drunk, and fore'd to relt upon his own Sword 
 to prefervthimfcif t'rom tumbling. His firll Salutation 
 w,is, Now \ou He.ithen Dog ! to which, when the Ko- 
 ble-tfl.inonlyieplied, Cr.cr.-'i:, Cre^-M, What faycll thou ? 
 The Cook endeavour'd to tell him by his Sword (fince 
 he wastoo drunk to talk much himfelf) making a (bund 
 blow at hitn. One would have thought the Retinue of 
 this great Perfon, fhould have drelt the infolent Cook at 
 fuch a rate, as would have fpcil'd his making Sauco.s and 
 drcfling Dinners for the time to come. However he was 
 onlvfiez'd and contind, till word w.is fent to the Em- 
 ualfadour ; and tho' the Honourable I'erlon freely re- 
 ligncd him to the vitmoft Puiiilliment they thought fit to 
 iiiHidt iiixjnhim, vet he was prefently fent home again, 
 without any farther harm done him. Now the 
 Qucltinn is. Which was the Heathen Dog of thefetwo ? 
 thereviling drunken I'.n^il'/h Man, or the fober temperate 
 ludir.n, that govcrn'd his own Pallions under fo unrea- 
 fonable an Abufe ? 
 "Tis a farther jnft Commendation of thcfe People, 
 ^:ftf^'°'' ^^'^^ ^^^'>' ^^'^ £.cni;r3]ly polfcfsM with Principles of a 
 ^'o!/.^"' "'Oil profo.ind Rcfpedt and Veneration for their Supcri- 
 ours. Tliey adore Thcin'?r.ncc, .nnd keep his Laws with 
 a moft Religious /e.itfainl Cciillancy. All inferiour 
 
 ffJ.ovlt, 
 
 and Speech, there's no doul t but lie would ha\c liiid 
 W»;,"n to this Prayer, being fo nuich for hi« good; bit 
 however the li:Ainii, when he had cor.cliuled it, went off, 
 and would not (lay with them, tho' they were to have a 
 frefh Return of Money in two Days. 
 
 Another thing very obferv.ablc in the Temper and Hu-T'prScru. 
 mour (,f this People is, their ftrange tendcrnefs of thef^'p/^Jj^'-p, 
 Lives ofallfons of Animals; and it may bc.'tis the bed way the Livos of 
 to cxcufe their cowardlinefs to account for't from hence,''"™''' 
 that 'tisa Principle amongft them not to (hed Blood. 'Tis 
 true this Humour docs not fpread in the extremity of it 
 all round the Country, but lies moltly among the Ilindoet 
 or Heathen part, of which there arc vario is Sedls and 
 Subdivifions ; yet they are all in general tenderer of their 
 living Creatures here, than in molt places lv?(idcs. 
 
 But the fcrupuloiisSeift of tlicm is nice and fcrupulous 
 indeed. They can't be.irto fee a Flic fo much as haunt- 
 ed and petfecuted byanotherPerfn ; but for thcU- own 
 parts, they'll let them crawl imntheir Movrl-s rather than 
 kill them. They may bite and fling them, but they'll 
 not be provoked to be their Murderers. So far from that, 
 that they'll pay Redemption Money for them, and buy 
 the Lives of thefe vexatious Animals, at any time whetl 
 tbej are in danger. 
 
 ihc r.ng/ifl} Briys h.ive got manv a Penny in Ran- 
 foms for Flies, and Tikes, and Mul'v'etoons ; for the 
 Hindocs go upon a molt merciful Pniiciple, and know 
 
 that' 
 
 
 
 
 
174. 
 
 Their Religion, &C. 
 
 <.-i 
 
 
 i 
 
 that it thcv wcrrFlio thcmfclvc^, they llioiiUl no? Iw wil- 
 ing to be (qiicriM to dc«h Ix'tween the cruel Fingcri of 
 the Boyj. { Tho' by thew.ty, if a M»n would gife* 
 loofeto hijhiiiTionr he mijiht t)uickly Cpctul «n clfate .irii, 
 • nml llarvcanil Uffcar his iiwn Fainily, by laving the 
 
 livr* of IiifcCh, that will I'iapnc him when he hontom) 
 Oh ! how wuiilil the Emperor lumiiion { ilint ccU'biaied 
 Fly-catcher) have Ixcn lovtil by thefc People ? or had 
 the I{«tnnn> Wen as tcniler-hcanecl as the lnJinm are, what 
 good I'.arninpiniight ho have made on't, by fa\ing many 
 ThoufandsnV inmKcin Lives, that have Ken barbaroiilly 
 lacrificcd 111 his CloUt .'" fliit then 'tis nor only ihcl? little 
 Hmterinp Animals that the //ih./oci ar.' fo kind to, but all 
 othcrstho' cmt (o noxious and (ilFintivc ; they arc mild 
 and gentle to the vrry worrt upon the F.uc of the tarth, 
 and won'tdcllroy a Crea'urc that may polfiUly, either 
 poil'on ordivuurihcm. but if they archarinlcfs and in- 
 otFcnlive lints, tliey do all tharcaii In; for their liafe and 
 Comfort ; and therefore 'tis cotilidcntlv reported, that 
 the ^..rm.tiis do Iniiid Holpitals tor tlu'in, where they 
 plaie all their feeble, lame, difeafed Animals, and iilc 
 means to recover them to Health and Strength again. 
 And 'tis piry tliofc Rerloiis rh..: reported this, had not 
 goiu- .1 little a farthiT, and told us too, what Salary the 
 B-nyiu all;'v to the (iovernour, and l'h)fician in or- 
 dinary, ti) one of tliole licall.y Holpitals. Thi» would 
 have bei.! liiincthinp partiiular ; but (ince it is denied us, 
 we'll le&vc the matter as ir is ; the Founders of thole 
 Ruildin;;san 1 the INi.lors too, to tho Thanks of iIk mi- 
 I'tr.ib'.'l'atit'i'sthai ar lodged there. 
 
 TSurR.iigl. ^V"-' ^^"ll " 'W c.Miriil.'.- t.he State of Religion in the 
 
 Ijon, ii.. Co.in'ry. 
 
 It hasbecnobfcur.-ly ii aed before upon aiioiiierOcca- 
 fioii, th.-t the Inhabitants arc of two forts, MnhiHetani 
 an.' p Te Fr^.!) !. 
 
 Ti.. former «re by far the Icfs number, bur they arc 
 tl'o mere eiinfidcrable I'erfons ; for this is the Court Rc- 
 lii'.ion, anu ii( tonly the I'rince himfelf, but almoin all the 
 Grandees throughout the Country are of it, at leaft tliofe 
 that are in places of the highed Dignity and Truft. 
 
 As for the f)o»lbine of KUl'cniet, it came into the 
 Country with this race ot Empcrours. In Tamerlitne'$ 
 time, and fo all along till the Conqucft, the Religion was 
 entirely /V,(,m«, and there were as many forts of ueitiesin 
 vcguc, as there were pcity Princes that had their (hares 
 in this hupcFiiipire. Not but that the fame Superftitions 
 continue (till in being amoneft the J^^j/'oo'/, and the va- 
 rioiis Sedsof the Uiiidcci ; but at that time there wm 
 nothing clfe, 'twns all pure /'.ij;.i)'/i«; there was no party 
 aniongii them that piofcfs'd' the Knowledge and Wor- 
 fliip of one Supreme Being (without the corruption of 
 Images and Inferiour Deities) as the Miilometms do. 
 'Tis nceillcls to (jo to dcfcribing their Religion at large; 
 'tis enough to lay that they are Mnhcinc-itiis, and that 
 they believe and praelife as others of that way do. 
 
 W.rr 
 
 M. 
 
 
 The main difference is, that they are not fuch ftitf, rigid 
 lilr.l onict,:ns asfomeothcrs in the World are : Any Perfon 
 has the liberty net only to profels his own Religion, but 
 alfo to mainta'n it by Argument againft theirs. This 
 would coft a Man his hfe amongit the Turk.s, Moors, or 
 /Irr.lis, who uillfooncr by half llab a Chriftian than en- 
 ter into a Dilpucc with him. But \.\\c huiiniis arc more 
 cool and free in their Tempers and Principles; they will 
 iii.iintain the Uochineof \l.ilomrr, but at the fame time 
 they'll give another Man leavff to defend that of Jr/I// 
 ChijK 
 
 Tun Coy/ft had once a prcry warm Difpiite with one 
 
 of the MoUns, or Priefts ; and the Queftion that lay be- 
 
 twixt ihem vvas,which of the two was theMulfulman.that 
 
 is, the Tnic Belie\cr. And after a great many Words 
 
 [pent on both fides, our Country-man C^ryitt ended ihc 
 
 Difpute with this witty il.ltindtion ; that he himfelf was 
 
 the Orthodox-Muffulman, and the Trieft was the Pfeudo- 
 
 dox-Mulfulman; tliatis, he was the True True Bclie- 
 
 \cr,and the other was th. FalfeTrueBelievcr ; a finer and 
 
 fuLciler diftiniflicn than ever was toin'd in any ^ithmnettin 
 
 School in li. .'!,'. Tb fame Perfon did at another time as 
 
 rcti-ai-k.-.'^ly difeovcr his Zeal for Chrillianity, as now he 
 
 did li'.' hap; y Talcr; in decidiny Controvcrfies ; but 
 
 what Prutiei.^' he dc .imnitrsrcd by it all the World may 
 
 jui!gc. Fora-th'--.. '• were one Day f according to 
 
 the Curtom ) cal in;; the People to their Devotion from 
 
 thclue'i Turrets; thcMofques, bawling out L<i vltfri i7//i 
 
 W//n .•i:,!iji,tm\i li^'tiUilU ; Co^.Tf gels up upon the top of 
 
 fomov..r) hipli Ho-.il ■ jiut o\ er againft thein, and fcrcams 
 
 our (in aTongi'e tliat they very well underftood ) La 
 
 /I'/r. illit /,'.7.-r Ua-.:/:; Ecfn Hrlii.'iillu, There is no God but 
 
 One Goil, and tlie Lord Jcfus is the Prophet of God ; 
 
 betides this, he told xhcia Mnhomtt W3% an Impollor, and 
 
 all [heir Kelision a inecr lye and a cheat, and abundance 
 
 more to the fame purpofc, which the Zeal of this Onho- 
 dox-Miilhilman then did.ited to him. Now had this 
 mad truk been plaid in any oiher part of jljii, he had 
 ■lied with all ihc torment* that could have been invented ■ 
 but th.-mildcr h,l„,., palled it by, and Ix-lide. Cory.u u\ 
 theliappincdto bctlicuglii nud by lone of them, and 
 upon ay thele Accounts they let him alone. 
 
 But Men Mdes. the Princes of this Country {tho'"'K,, 
 they have been Afi/jjmfMH J ) have yet perhaps I'omc of "'""'' 
 them, Ix-en n- loofeft and mull carelefs in their Primi. "**"> 
 plesot ai.y., .: t Sedt that ever were In the World 
 Iheyhaycno' 1 .ipledto oppofo and contradii* W«/«! 
 '«" hiiiilelf, to ; It ;nd to ftaiid in competition with him 
 tor the Hone ' ..leProphctllap, and invcll themfelvcs 
 with the fame (-haraifter. I hus Ixhar SU finding hiir,- 
 lelt a.s great a Prince as \Uhmet, fct up for as cotkl > 
 Pronhet too, and made himfelf the Lfead of a party 
 And Ins Son Selim Sha propagated his Fathers Ilerelic 
 withMgour, nay, carried it higher tlun ever he did ■ 
 'or whereas he pretended but to Itand upon a Level with 
 ^Ulmnct, the other rais'd himfelf above him ; the l''.t. 
 ther was a good, hut the Son would needs Iv a be-tir 
 Prophet, and thereupon he made a new Law according 
 to hi$ own fancy, containing the Dodtrines of Af/ff, 
 S'li'i, Mithomet, and the Ui.imint jumbled all together 
 Andhehad hisDifciplestoo (at leall fome that to flat! 
 ter him called thcnifilvesfo ) and was very glad at any 
 time when any Company .about him would run a du;- 
 fion againfl Muhwei, tho' 'twas ever obferv'd, rhat he 
 never either fnokc himfelf or counteiunc'd in any other 
 an indecent Word of our Blellld Saviour. 
 
 'Tis more obfervablcftill ( and a greater Argument of 
 their coolnefs in the AWwwmh Religion) that the two 
 Prince* lately mention'd li.ave giveu'^-innfiderablc En- 
 couragements to Chriltianity. Not fi) much out of Lovf 
 wthat, as to Novelty, to pleafe ihcir ou,i Fancies, and 
 fnew their Authority. ,„ 
 
 The famous jcfnit \.„ierius was fir.ln'd from Gm 
 to Wpm,_ in ^. D. 1 596. on pnrpofe to arg ue t/ie Dodrincs'"""'* 
 of the Chriftian Religion, before Hvhr ( then Reignino) 
 antf the Mnhmttan MolUs. That Jcfuit fpoke the Vcrfinn 
 »""/"'¥'"» Tongues perfedly well ( which was a won- 
 derfid Advantage to him ) and asmuch a Papifl as he was 
 hcr--naged that point like a Chrift an, and to the Ho-' 
 nour of the Author of hisReligio . The Moll.is were 
 ableto make no Exceptions againf) that noble Scheme of 
 the Chriftian Religion, whici \avierius prefcntcd 
 them with. He demonftrated the perfecl reafona- 
 blenefsof it, from the Perfciftionj uf GikI, and the Na- 
 ture and lapfcd Condition of Ma. ; ni.iking it out in 
 the firlt pLice by clear and undeniai '•; Lk ofs, that the 
 Human Nature could not poflibly have come out of the 
 Creators finilliiiig Hand, wuhall thofe llains and blemi- 
 Ihes that are now fo conl'picuoui in it ; from whence the 
 Father inferr'd Man's degeneration from his primitive 
 Integrity, and the iKCcrtity ( confequently ) of a Re- 
 demption. Then he demonftrated from all the Clu- 
 raders both of the Perfon, Dodlrinc, and Miracles of 
 Jefiis, that as he was the great Meffenger of God, and 
 qualifiedto be the Redeemer of Mankind; fo the World 
 never faw any belides himfelf that could, wii:hout the- 
 highcft Blalpbcmy, pretend to b« fo. In fhort that 
 Prince not only heard Xr.vicrhui patiently from one end 
 of hik \rgmncnt to the other, but kept him at his Court 
 ( to preach the fame Doiarii"- to him ) for a Year ami a 
 half. 
 
 But at laft he gave him leave to return to Gon, and told 
 him he would fend for him fome other time, to hear him 
 reafoii again upon thofe matters ; but that tunc never 
 came, and the Prince here put a ftop to his Lnquiries into 
 the Chriftian Religion. The gooil Father however had 
 this Honour, to have born a Teflimony to the Name ot 
 Jefus, lieforc thegreatelt King upon the Farth. 
 
 One thing by the way is remarkable enough in this 
 F.ct'ar Sha, whether Iwfore or after his acquaintance with 
 Xnvicriiis is not certain. And that is, that when 
 'twas told at the Court, that the Porru^iir^c had hangeil 
 the Akori-.n about an AITcs Neck, and fo wliipp'd him 
 about the Streets of Onuusm contempt of the Mrh'theti-.m ; 
 and the old Emprcfs his Mother came in a great rage, 
 and demanded of him that our Bible might be treatediii 
 like manner at y^,gi-<j ; the Prince replied, No, thoihePor- 
 tuguc^e had done very ill in what they had done, yet 
 Religion muft not fuft'er for their Crime, and the Bible 
 being an innocent Book, was not to be difgraced becaufe 
 the Alcoran had been fo. 
 
 S/m Sf/i'm his Son aiidSuccedtJur, has not lefb counte- iil^' -• 
 nanc'd Chriftianity than he did, (but all things conlider'd) fj^''^^j'j 
 a great deal more. For fevciay cfuits ha\ iiig fetltd there, ),ju 
 he gave them free Ijave to luakijt ,s many Con\ ens as they 
 
 could 
 
 comM, dcclarii 
 |(ife his Favoi 
 on't is, huloci 
 jcdts arc, fo tl 
 
 Chriftianit) fi't 
 and Rights of 
 Prince that knc 
 points, llioulil 
 l.'hridians. Ar 
 prais'd and rev 
 Chridi.in Profe 
 trillesiould fill 
 nu'ih'iilslor tria 
 iriek» with that 
 turn, or is a I' 
 vs'oiild lertain'y 
 He liatcil Hypoi 
 durei ec any 
 himfelf was rci 
 ilier Cl'iijliaii, 
 C 'i^ffi^um of t 
 liiiualiiivethe ri 
 IVnceliiiiictimc 
 li^:on by Arpur 
 I'riiiee in Chrillc 
 tie"laily when 
 Manol k'tter Pi 
 i.T f/'./j'.i ) was It: 
 pre leiice. 
 
 ■)lie[e(u:rsCI 
 fire,!, a- a all tl: 
 Cuuirix ( Illy I 
 The Kii'g {who 
 him (or li.' wen 
 limy of the I'n 
 thiJi.ld 1 ren I \i 
 JeliiithaJ iiu '^^ 
 A'Cuineiil K/f,' 
 toils r Vrr ■/;< .', 
 prel'Tied, and it 
 .sliri.ilt 1 1 \\,\\c 
 ( a violent li.,ter 
 iiul fella banter- 
 he n-ij all th.-Ce 
 throw his Cnicii 
 F.icc, ami yielil 
 roiiliime it. Br 
 We'irial, ih-Pi- 
 f|v',e liDiTiil 'rre 
 then 'tw.ts tliat i 
 o'lr Saviovirs Mi 
 phets th.1t ev er 
 j\/.' iii-ir'} Sain 
 p.iiri nl' drcamii 
 Now alter 
 •Btigi-'"'' yrhmcir. 
 H' ". the'r Principles, 
 ' ;'i,'l lader, tlicir Kit 
 ,i.:\^ ..'he rei. < f 
 P;lpriirr..res, un 
 Pray livetiues,- 
 tiiJii aiiilarr Ci 
 Iheir Sa' li.i' 
 I.enteoMinuiKe' 
 ho'ilsthe wli 
 fpendin Mcrii r 
 grear 1 ii^lui.ill 
 which, the Cere 
 cainnients. 
 
 They have 
 tire frr 1:11 the We 
 teiiiplation and 
 
 Hill, fore fhUi; 
 thcTKelideiKe 
 w.th o\einro« II 
 upon the will 
 Their Mei 
 cave of rlieiii*''\ 
 gre:it Towns .i-j, 
 of better Liuer 
 allies of rhdfe p 
 ( lirit lan't l^ca 
 appear all over b 
 loine l'r.iii;;c 1 
 thcni tail: wildlv 
 the eonuiinn Peo 
 infpired and lui 
 1 ems .',rc Prn) he 
 [I'.ets are no In 
 VwV.. ..,'., J f as th' 
 
if this Onho- 
 Now.lu.l thu 
 f /f/id, lio hjd 
 been invi'iitril ; 
 liilc« Corf.i: luiil 
 of them, and 
 
 'ountry ( tho' f'" "v, 
 
 Th.iP, i-„mcof;;X. 
 
 in their Pnnci- 
 in tlic World, 
 intrailidl MM. 
 tion with him, 
 icH thrmfclvcs 
 rt finjiiig hin.- 
 fur ns gu(xl i 
 .1(1 of .1 panv. 
 'athcn lierelit: 
 
 ever he iliii -. 
 3n a Level wiili 
 
 liim ; the t'.i. 
 :ds be .1 l)e't.'r 
 Law according 
 rincs of Wf/fj, 
 cd all together, 
 c that to flat, 
 cry glad at any 
 lid run a di\:> 
 ifervM, that lie 
 d in any other, 
 
 .■r Argument of 
 
 that the two 
 infiilcrablc En- 
 ich out (if Love 
 ii Fancies, and 
 n 
 
 r.ln'd from fic/iir ;i , 
 JC r/icDoiSrincs """'»• 
 then Reigning) 
 poke the I'crfina 
 ich was a won. 
 'apill as he was, 
 ind to the Ho- 
 [ic Moll.t't were 
 loble Scheme of 
 erius prcfcntcd 
 erftdl reafona- 
 tl, and the Na- 
 king it out in 
 nofs, that the 
 )nic out of the 
 ains and biemi- 
 um whence the 
 I his primitive 
 ly ) of a Re. 
 
 all the Cha- 
 id Miracles of 
 
 of God, and 
 
 fo the World 
 
 without the 
 
 In fliort that 
 
 from one end 
 
 n at his Court 
 
 IV i Year ami a 
 
 Go/r, and told 
 c, to hear him 
 bat tunc ne.er 
 I'.nquiries into 
 
 however had 
 
 the Name ot 
 rth. 
 
 Mioiigh in this 
 laiiitancc with 
 that when 
 ^c had hanged 
 wliipp'd him 
 le hlrhnietnnt ; 
 
 a great rage, 
 It be treated ill 
 3, tho' the Por- 
 
 had done, yet 
 
 and the Bible 
 graced bccaufe 
 
 lot Icfs counte-'i.'!^'-' 
 ngscanlider'd)*;;"^.;:. 
 iig letltd there, /,,'«. 
 on\ ens as they 
 could 
 
 hap. XXXI. 
 
 littcs and Cu/lomr^ &c 
 
 175 
 
 (,.M, declaring .it liie fame time thar no Man (TioiilJ , likeihc Pricftsof Bi.i/ j they make horribli Woiu'd, .md 
 Idfe liii Tavour by U'coiuing a Chriltian. I he truth [ l^ap» in iheir BiMliej, t" piovokc the Omipallion and 
 hrdnci not greatly (are what Kdigion his Sub- C'hariry, dr Wonder and Admiration of ihc coinmoi' 
 
 ieAi arc, fo ihcy are true and loyal to hini ; but then 
 Chriftianit; fTtiiig lo lining a g'arl up 'n the Honour 
 nndRighisof Prince. .11 ir doe<, 't s no wimler that a 
 Prince that knew an) thing of its ti ii Icrnefi in all ilinle 
 points lliould l>f willing to hie lii< Subjei'ls made 
 I'hrilban*. And 'lii known of ih s I'niue that he his 
 praiu'd and rewarded the C'onit mi^v < f thole in ihcir 
 LhrillMn I'rofcllion, wh.'m iieiiln r Ihre.itning* nor Vm- 
 niilesiould fmove fri>ui It, when he m.ide rie ot thole 
 nutli>il«h)r trials fake. But if he found any Mm p!ay 
 irick* with that or any 'tluT Religion, life it to lir\e :i 
 turn, or as a ll.ooing Horn to any Iciil.ir Interclt, he 
 woiilil lertain'y punilh hiin if he w re williin lii" rcaih. 
 Ht hated Hypociilie m hi< Siib|ek.'ts, ami could not cii- 
 durei ec any (if them half Tilli ami half Mclli, tho' he 
 hiinfelf was reducible to no predicament ; Icing nei- 
 ther Cl'iijlian, MuhnmrtiM', nor ll.-i'h:n, but a •jiil:! 
 C u^f ft'ktn of tlu'in all ; if any thirg was Milter in 
 himali'ivethe rcll, it was the Athcilt. Yet would this 
 I'mieriMiietimcsas llieniioully ihfcnd the Chnllian Re. 
 li^ion by Argument in p bin k, ns the i\v>\\ 7i aloiis 
 IViiiiein Chiilleiidom could ha e dtmc ; M he d;d par- 
 tic'larlv when Fatlicr C fi I a Vloreutine Jifiiit, and a 
 Man i)l' better I'riiuiples than the molt of hi» Order th'-ii 
 in li'M.i) was Ibhard pnt upon by Sultan Citroun in his 
 pre fence. 
 'I he ledr.isCharel it feeii-s ha', ing been aciidentally 
 
 I liapci ir leeii'.s 
 the I'' rnitiire co 
 
 People; but iluy llimil.l Iltvc thei.i a ;".„•» advH'd \ 
 built /) i'i;->;f/, (landing up tu tlu- Rars in cold Water, 
 let them alone and take no notice of them, ami 
 they'll tpiickly learn to tork-ar thole Severitic\ ihe'n- 
 
 lel\es. 
 
 ■J heirPilgruns and Votaries tormeni ihcmlilves (lit- 
 tle Ich than the f< rnier) wiih their tedious [miriitfys, 
 Icorilimg thc'.r naked Feet in the .Sard ; ihcy .iie all 
 lovcr'tl wiih b'ew Mantles, whih is their Mm nlng 
 Colour in iliol'c puis, and the iitier.fjilinj? badge ia a 
 I'ilrrmi; they traiel a \.iU inml erof Milcsin thofch.ji- 
 lid hmiiuig ways, to vKit the .Sopiil> lire-. (.!' iheir famnii* 
 .Saints; and when tli-y cimc diulKr tluy area* wil'jas 
 they were before, but iliey think th<MfeIvn vnuT, and 
 the Milgarare Inch fools as to tlnnklo roo. T'itm 
 
 111 the natters of AM i .i_^.-, they take all the Lil ertv n t.i ■"* 
 andLatitude that thcl'ifiililis of A; '.iH/^rin oth.cr pirtso'f 
 the WorKldo. 'i'he Piiph.t bv h;s Inw pemnts them to 
 hue f 'iir Wwcs, ,ind i ilicr Wnifcn as nany ;> ; -heir 
 I'.ilates ami CirciMiillaiiccs In theWo'.' will .illcw of. 
 And they m. It cf ilicin ,;o to the itiuoU Hull! Is of iht 
 law, take iheii fou Wives, tho' iliey .ire not nile to 
 keep one. 
 
 .'"iif' •'./I/.' ^erv.intof ,SirT''i»wrf/ /( m'swould needs go out 
 one Day to be Manied ( fi rfof th ) and \et he had three 
 Wives arthe fame tinH.Jwiiha good ilo.kof (,hil.'ren;,iiid 
 bi t live .'ilidlingsa Woirli to maiii.a n them ad. Ihu 
 
 4 
 
 •.1 Ri;o. 
 |;l....:.l 
 
 fire.!, ad all thel' rniture conU'nud,a ceriiin wnoden isiirawing HillMiponCiud .Alm'ghty, withit't .my War- 
 ("iiuitix (Illy h.] pcn'd toll ape the r.i|',e of iheHanie.i rant or Fiicour.igenicnt to believe t'ley ilia I e.cr Iv p.ii 1, 
 The Kirg fwhoiik'dtlus I'erliinvci-yfaiturarly) fentfor! 'Ihcir Mariiage Rites are perforu'.l with much fo- 
 him (orli.' v,'cn/.-.^iiilelf ) t'l Court, where he told the' leinii ty aiii',nglk tlieip, and vvheli ih.'y rrc o.cr, they 
 Itoiyofthe rrneivation of h:s Cnictix. Now tli.' j make as great r. (hew in ihi' Streets ; the Man with his 
 till- li.id leer li^.i'd ab ut for a great Miracle, >er the i hrienils niouiit a-Horfe-back. .ti-.d the V'om.m I'irh hers 
 Jefiiithad iiu -^iLiileiliaii M i.l'c f ch a po<ir tlnng as an j goitun C(ia(hcs, ami the I'liKcdit.n is lul on witl'. Drems 
 A'niir.eiil t(#',.')\f his '' eiivin by ; for he iivenuoufly i mo Wind-Miiiiik. 
 
 toils r liT i):t /(MP b" whit nie:ins the thing caniR to K- 1 1 hvir ClnKheiiaref.iid to be bred up i cry li.'.rd.'y in 
 pre!''r\eil, and it :.rms there midt have been a Miracle i their teiulcrellinfancy ; uiid the Moihcos to have aica- 
 alii..-ill ti h.ivc .iellrov..! it However .Siihan Crt..i;«j he times on't, being deliver'.! one Uay,and a' ro.ii' the nest 
 (a violent li.ter if .:ll C!'rill'r,iis ) took ep the inatt'.r i takiig the A.r. 
 
 am' fell a bantering the Jcf It iip'ti't, and told him th.u I 'I'he hue of Jcalovlic burns as furoully here, as In 
 he a!.l all t'l'-Comp.iny would beliaprired, ifhewouM any r-irtof the Mri 'iiut.vi V'tirld ; and a Fatlyrrr .i 
 t!iriiv\ I'.isCniciiix into a hire there before the King s iVoilicr is hardly piinitteil lo fic his own blelli and 
 Face, am! yield t(^ be riini hiinfelf if the hire did ivt blood, except uithe C'omp.-.n /of her I Ins' ami. 'J'h'ifs 
 roiil'iime it. But whm iheJeCuit refufed this rnr.,;l'oiia- , that lu'CiuoH Wi- esard \V. men, are c.;inni( iily tiieniofl 
 hie '1 rial, th.' Prime lalli'il at hisReligion fevi re'y, ai'd 
 fpo'.ehdiTid Mre" erentiiungs of the Aiitlioi of it ; and , limi 
 
 then 'tw.is tliat the Kirptook him u\>. an I argued from ^ men tliat di.'ihoi,o.ir their Musbands I'eJs, and uii:ii.'i|-icd 
 onr Saviours Mir.ides, ih.it he wis the rreateft of Pro- 1 onei too that Idle their ChafHty, are ccndemn'd to ih« 
 phetsthat ever app'ar'd in the World, and exposM the' IsMiefi Piinill.uicnts ; and "ailier than the\ I'l-.'l go with'- 
 a;.-.' Drtri! .Saints ( in coiep.irif n will) him ) .is a Ci m-j "' t it, ther own ik.iuII- ReL.t otis will be tl'eir F.xccu- 
 p.liiv of dreaming, iiilipid, emptv Picendevs. | tior.ers. aiul do the b'oocly Work tlKinlei es, Nf^iwith- 
 
 Now after this ii obf.ried coiicci-ivng the /i'./.'-; IbrnJing this thsiv rr.' 1 l.-H'on-.eii enoi-.n], to b^ fn nd j 
 /■>! Mi-lftncfr.iis, the general Latitude .iikI lalimfs of i tliey .ire pi bUekly to le r.lxoi, and Ii.-,ve ka\c given 
 their Principl'.s, which n theit main dilHr-.griliiini' Chii-| them to keep lewd Hoii'c. .is ni.nn. as cm. I'lir 1 fforo 
 lader, their Rites and Ceretnones n-ay be learnt fri m ' they bigin to praCtil.', ili.ir Kam..'i arc cnrou' I in % 
 •he rei. <( the i\.v i:r- :; Wi rid. '1 hey portdim' I.ilV. tliatitmaybe kiio\'.ii who belongs lo the modelt 
 I'llgrinir.ges-, unJ fgo Ixidilv l.ab'iurs an.l Seier.tic, j chidleSocicr , ai'i' vvli nloos not. S meof the liuiraiid 
 Pray live t mesa Dav, walh before they begin ih,-ir Ucvo- more pii!ifl,'dof thel. pu', l;ck Women, areof.cn br.inght 
 tiuii and .iro Cir.iunciEed. | 1 (.lore t'le o . .- .' I'^.ul, t" divert him wi-h their /.moriiis 
 
 'Iheir .Sa' 1 ,rh is (,ii i ur I'ric'av ; their Rr.madam or|.S<ngsand Lclfons i poti f une Melical Inl'.n ment, which 
 I.entcoiiinuiv.i.s the hift Now Noon in S' />• i. c ■ , and 
 hd'dsthewh ie.Moiinonr ; the l.ilt I'a. of which they 
 
 ...... II.I.V I. K.iL T. , .s.M.ii '1 . iiisii, .r.t.- c.;innioiiiv tiie inriic 
 
 lealou.-.(So the Mifer -.hat has the iv.oft .-.iid f lidt'.'.ags by 
 iiini is the imit frdid and co\eiovs ;. Married Wo- 
 
 fpendm ^^ rung for thei-- lieceaUd I ri^'nds, and Ut up 
 gnat 1 iglu; ill alwiut tli.'ir i ioiles, i poii theexlMring of 
 whidi, the Ceremony end.s, and thc; tall to iheir Enter- 
 tainments. 
 
 They h.ive ail'o their H.-rvifes andRccli'fes, that re 
 tiretVoiii thc World,aiid give theuifelves toa 1 ite of Con- 
 templation niid Prayer ; thole iluife the to;i ot fome high 
 Hill, fooe fi.ug place in a Wood, or nan ral Grotto for 
 their Reliilence ; and her.' they live like .\' /'. WM,/w--;7r, 
 with overgrown I l.iir a'ul N'aiis and feed like him too 
 upon the wild ProdiiChof thebarth. 
 
 Their Mer"'icants, or begging Saints take a bttlemcrc 
 c.ireof thcni*''\cs ; for they live in the out skins of the 
 gieiit Towns ii'id Cities, vvhei'e they are within the reach 
 of better Liuenaiiiireiit ; thefe lleej' all Night in thc 
 allies of thdfe Fires they make by Day, and take a Pride 
 ( forit can't i>ca pleafiire ) in having their naked Bodies 
 appear .nil over beliiv.ir'd with them. Thcv olrcn take 
 li^lile rr,!n;!e iinoxieatirig thing or other, wh'ch makes 
 thcHi tail: wildly, and like diltiadted Men ; and then 
 the cuniii ion People croud alioun them and Iir.', they are 
 ini'pired and ha\e the Gift of Piojihccy ; M.id-Mdi it 
 1 ems flic Prophets in ! ui.'.t, as on thc other h.uul, Pro- 
 lluts are no better t!nn Mad-Men in r.:r ■:,"■: Thc 
 /iiV.. ,.'..; fas they calithtm) (lalh and ci c [hciufelvis 
 
 nrriages, 
 
 IS 11 oil coinni' Illy a I'iiubr^ 
 
 Thc ll,'i,.i I. obl'ene fmie Ru is in tli.ir y 
 very d.tfeicnt from thole ' f the ;..'.:''»,),r.'/r j. They mar- 
 ry every rne into his own'Ir.bc, Trade and Proicinon, 
 and prefervc all their feveral Stt1<; unn'ixt, by forbiii- 
 itig thdfe pr.miifcuous Alliances that the ( tliei's permit 
 without any ( ruplc. Thus the .Son of a I'ruih-i: marries 
 a «i.:m).j i).iiirhr.r, a Merchant looks f.r a Wife a- 
 ino.iglt; thofe of his own bulinefs, and a Pinugli-uian's 
 D.TUghter for a H'.isband amongit ihcm that 'fill thc 
 Groiiml. They content thcnireivcs eaih Man with his 
 (ingle Wife, and think the .N/f;/ «»;;.'.' ..:).'j very extravag^.nt 
 rorha\ ing four ; and then iheir Wives live much better 
 with tlicm roo, lorthcy ha\e li'oenv to r,o abroad when 
 and where they p'cUe, they fee other I-.ioos bolides their 
 Hii.'il'aiids, and f nicihint; more of the Wrrid rli,-,n a 
 Chamber. Hot 'tis very odd, that their Marriages com- 
 mence f) vir early .■.. they ilo, aiul that the, join Chi!- 
 drcn together .It lix or f..'\ en Years old, \> hich alio con- 
 funiate tlicir Marriage at four-ecn crld'teen, Tho' 'tis 
 probcble thc main Re.ilon of this is, their L.i\v of Mar- 
 ry'iig into thcircwn Tribe ; tor by this means they have 
 lefs variety of (hoicc, and fo are bound to limp a good 
 Match when 'tis otfer'd them. In their .Marriage Shows 
 tliey lie no Coaches, Init l)Oth Piidc i.iul liriilegroom 
 rideon Horl'-lack ; .uul \cry ot'eneiith of the Couple 
 
 as 
 
 fu yoiiag, ih.in fume arc appointed to walk by ihcir 
 
 Hurfi. 
 
 es 
 
 l-k. 
 
'f 
 
 I7« 
 
 Domeflicl^ and Civil Cufloms, &c. 
 
 rs>i> t- 
 
 ■ii.ii. 
 
 H ' 
 
 y<lltl<iC. 
 
 I I 
 
 .» '■ 
 
 f*W roller 
 
 kunu wiih 
 
 <tVir Hj«. 
 
 sit.': 
 
 i| 
 
 ?►. 
 
 Itrff anH injuf»irr for »ny ro pretend lo debar ihem of it. 
 Horli-1 I'mIm to krrp ihrm from tiiniMiny down. Their 
 ClojtM »»« Hiiek «(l over fo \ery cloiit vviih the fhoicf 
 Florvrr* <)f ihr Country, that thcre'i hanlly any thing 
 rlfr m be fern, mil it makes ihim Ix'ih |i>uk likcacotipte 
 t)f Nolrgayt ftiirk iipright iukmi ihe riorfct lui k. 
 
 Theic are the main Oiffrrcnfcj of ihiir M.iriiayei : 
 Now a< to ilieirFiinernI* there ii \\M .i» mmh tinm'. 
 
 '1 he .Vf.i/«»>rfrinj firft wafti ami piinhi- their dead Bo- 
 tlicj, and then decently inierr thitn in .Sr|i"Uhrci. 
 Thiy Iniry none at all in their MnOjurs ( for ili.u'» a (T'i- 
 phanaiion of rhem ) Inii in certain p!ace<dcvi)iej to that 
 Hie, near (iiit", 'I arik or Pnrd, (ium tiiu- Spring or Koiin- 
 taiii, vvherv they ha'e Muni nmi* eicdal in ilu-ir lifi 
 times with a pnat deal of \it .in<l dlt. 1 lie Troth 
 on't \%, ihefc air fome of their iroll Nolile anil I'oinpoi i 
 Fiiildiiip* that they have atnonpIV tlicni ; they arc fonii' 
 (if thein (i|iiarc, foitie fix fome tipht coimrM, iltlnately 
 laiiltid, fdMK'timci frpported ly mwi c.f I'll'an, and 
 emonualVd with Diiorion every mic. Niar ilinn tlioy 
 ImiM little Moli]uei for Di» inc Scr' ice, and all round 
 aN'iit ilicy plant Fruit ( and other pU-alam Tivci. 
 Thenioll tanoiKof thi'kind, is that wlmh was W;;,\\r\ 
 by HJiiii Sin, ami finilhed by hii Son Sim Selim, whi' af- 
 terwards waylaid there himfelf. It is three fourths of a 
 Mil('f|uarc, ami liasa Spir« in the midit that has feven 
 ililtinOlt Tapcrin^^, each of which runs a conlidcrublo 
 litipht. ami in the top of all i» the immediate Recepta- 
 cle of till' Boily. 
 
 There's a (lately Palace that ftandi clofe by it ; the 
 fiardiTS of vvh'ch ( walled with Mafbic ) run up to- 
 wardstheSepnUhre, andboiii together rake in the com- 
 pali of thrt'c Mil' «. In lliort all the hn^lijl- Men that 
 li.ive liren it, fay 'tis a rruly Royal and Aiignlf Ruildinp. ; 
 it llaiids at Sfi.iihhi a Village three Milij from //;'-. 
 
 Now wcarefpcaking of the Prince's hisC.ra\c, 't sntt 
 out of the way to take notice of an odd .Solemnity that 
 pmceeds at his Funeral. The Dead Prince being laid in 
 State in his Monnmcnr, the Prince that fiicceeds him, 
 withalltheNobihty in a fiill body come thither. Then 
 are there all manner of Provifiouj brought, the fined 
 Meats and rithcft I iquors, and the Owipany cntcnain 
 thcmfelvcs with Ivith to the hiphcft (fegfee. The living 
 Prince fits at his Tabic, enriching his own Carkafs, and 
 preparing a Noble Banouer tor the Worms i in the place 
 where at the fame time they arc feafting upon the ( once 
 at nuichpampcr'd) Carcalc of his Prcdecelfor. In the 
 .Sfpiilchres of their Holy Men ( of which there arc abun- 
 dance in IniiU ) there are I jirps continually burning, 
 and certain Devout Perfi ns appointed to maintain thofe 
 Lights, and areallf.weJ gtxid Penfions forthatpnrpofc. 
 
 M for the Hiriliics, they <ommit none of^ their dead 
 Bcdiestn ihilJrouiid, but all to the Flames, and throw 
 their A flies imo aKiver,if ihcy have that convenience near 
 them. SoiiufmallPortion—;' ihom indeed arc prefer' d 
 by the m-ardl Relations in i^i'inorynf the dcicafcd ; but 
 the main part is difpos'd of to the Water, by the rcrt tlut 
 alfill at the Ceremony. 
 
 This burning of the dead Bodies was the Ancient 
 Cullom of //iji.r, as well as of other Nations; but the 
 burning of living ones too at the fame time feems to be 
 more peculiar to this Country. 1 his is an Immutable 
 Cuttom aniongft the lliinhei ; the Women accompany 
 thi- iltMii Bodies cf their Husbands not only to the Fu. 
 neral Pile, but afccnd it together with the Corps, and 
 confume in the fame Flames. It is indeed their own free 
 choice fo to do i if they don't go of their own accord 
 there's no body will drag them to the Fire and compel 
 them to burn ; but then there's Shame and Difgraec 
 that attends them {cfpeciallv if they havcliv'd long with 
 their Husbands ) their Widowhood is a rcpro.ich, and 
 their very ncareft Friends contemn and ncgleift them. 
 They cut their Hair, and live retired from all Converla- 
 tion, being to all the reft about them .is fo many ftrange 
 Creatures drrpt down from another Planer. For the 
 nioft parr therefore they chufc rather to burn than to live 
 in fiich Circumilances; and by this means they think they 
 die with a Reputation of rhe hij^helfModcfty and love, 
 when they ciiccm the Torments of fo cruel a Deaili 
 more calic ana tolerable, than the pain of livinj; with- 
 out their Husbamis. And a prcit many of thcni do it 
 moll certainly out of an e\cc!s of Love and piir^' wea- 
 rinefsof 1 ife j tho' 'tis prol able enough, that there arc 
 oihtrs who W'!'uM iive could they have another Husband, 
 and not die but to \oid O.ame. But there's no fccoiid 
 Husband allowed here; and fomc perhaps niay think 
 burning a \v{<! Mifcry and Punill;ment than living with- 
 out one, B t howevc", ancic-ntly the /.MiMij Women did 
 salue this Libeny at fo high a rate, and efteem it fo much 
 their Riie and Privilege, diat they look'd upiu it as vio- 
 
 Anil whcih-'r 'h^y have in thefe moderci rimes maini.nn'd 
 It withfo miuli Seieriiy in their own Principles ai of old, 
 is iiiicrtiain i bm this is lure thar V/x V'/i'iw licgan tn 
 make loinelnninanons upon them, and |nit in for a Ifiare 
 m the difpi>l.il of ihrir f.i'ei .11 well as I'nemlelves. Ii 
 his tinie none veiir ro the Fire at /liri • or any thing nm 
 where lie » 's ) bm what cime and petifion'd him Inn ; 
 iiilt aiit iliey had eiaved lonie ver> great Favour at li.i 
 Mand». Ard tint Pnn.e would nU- .ill the Aii> of IVi- 
 Iwalioii mug rail, in imur ihem to preler^r iliiir own 
 I ius, and I'e ununuil to Hay a tiiile loii)'ei' in the 
 World, ilio' generally 'iw,i> all in \ain, the ineic'ifallf 
 I Cuatnres uinild ri jull all the tempting offeri he ina.lf 
 them, :iiid lliibliirnly maintain d their Refolution to die. 
 Withi* c lie when nothing will do, he gives them leave to 
 dilpoie of ilienilelves as they think tit ; •'nd lb away thiy 
 go 10 the I'lle with all the brisknil< and gaiiy of a Bride, 
 tothe|oyfiil celebration of her Nuprials. 
 
 We have now feen Icieral of tlieir Religious Rites In.i 
 
 Cercmoiiies with the molt olifervablc ot their Ciidoms 
 
 that fall .inder that Uenomination ; Let us proceeil in'*' 
 
 look into their Domelkiik and Civil Atfairs, and Ice wli.it " 
 
 Rules tliey oblerie in thole matters. 
 
 I And hrttof»llfortheirl)ieijheretheI)irterencenfOpinioi, 
 
 ' makesa Ditf.rencc in Cookery aiiionglV them.and ilieii Re 
 
 I ligion is 111 Ik' known by their Eating. Ihc Muhouui^m .m- 
 
 1 very fparing .!•, 10 any thing of Flelh, they feldom m.iket 
 
 ; Meal 1 1 It ; but they never touch anypartof aSwino, 
 
 {turilie .IKki.ui has pronoiimed it an alvimiiiatinn. A 
 
 111 .ill matter of Kid, rr Venifon, or Hei.i ihey will \en. 
 
 Itureupm; this ilicy Itew with Onions, .Spices, H(.rln, 
 
 ' and Roots, ami make a very palatable Oiih of it. Biit 
 
 their iiiain l^anding fooil is Riie, wir'i h they dr Is w rh 
 
 green (iingir. Pepper, and Rimer, .im. f.ed av lieirrily 
 
 on it as we i.ihiii i urluU .ird n'olt n c( I)i(l,es. Relides 
 
 this at ilieir great hnuriainnuiits tlicyl ■' ng in all jortsof 
 
 Jellies, .Sallads, PreferMs, Caiulics, Rai^ of the Sun, 
 
 Almonds, and Pruiellas; and for loniethiiig of m..ic 
 
 fiibftanee than any of thele, the Flelb lA Hetis mix'd 
 
 with Almomls, and the Flower of Riee, all l>eat very 
 
 j well together, andihen fweetned and perfiim'd with ,Su- 
 
 1 gar-candy. Role-water, and AmlK'rgnee. 
 
 I Their Bread likewile are Cakes of the finefl Wheac- 
 
 I flower, done up with Almonds and Sugar-candy, fomc- 
 
 timcs fcented ami fometimes not. 
 
 They drink little belidcs Water at tli<ir Tables, what- 
 ever they do in their Retirements. 
 
 The IlinjDfi feed ditfercntly, according to their various 
 Sedls. 
 
 The Bum-"!! w'ill e.it nothing of Animal food ; and 
 therefore Confine themfelves altogether to vegetable Pro- 
 vifions and things n-ade of th'-m. Oihcrs of them again 
 will eai Filli, but ii< thing clfe that has Life. 
 
 -Some of the Hjsi'.ii contradiift them all, and eat 
 Swinestlelh heartily ; others perhaps Won't eat jull that, 
 futthellclh of fome other .Animal they like Ix-tier. But 
 in general, all the ;/i;/./i)fj .ibltaiii from Beef; that Ani- 
 mal is facred with them, and they pa^ the (irem M-tnl 
 ibnT ch a Year for their Redemption out of the handsaf 
 the Butchers and other People that would kin them. 
 
 To coiichide, as they are of «II forts) moft com- 
 monly folier and temperate in the ufe of their Tables, 
 and nbferve the ducmealiiiesof ea'ini'and drinking; fo 
 they always bring the .Scruples of their Religion along 
 with them, and as lo)al as they arc, would not obey 
 their own Prince if he commanded them to cat any for- 
 bidden Food. 
 
 Thefc People in their Salutations never I'ncovcr theirTV'n 
 Heads asthe Mmu/M'/j do ; iliey bow their Bodies, and^^il 
 lay their Right-liand on their fircall: as ihey pais along,'* 
 bellowing abundance of g,,od Wilhev upon the Pcrl'on 
 they falutc. Many of the laltcrn People think our pul- 
 ling oti Hats to one another a molt abfnrd and ridiculoiii 
 wavof Complimenting; the 'I'uik.' when they would 
 curfc their Enemies cHcdiially, wilh their .Souls aftu 
 uearh as little Reft as .1 Clirdtians Hat has, becaufe that 
 ne\cr (tands Itill ( they fay ) but is continually pulling 
 ott'and putting on. But whatever Notiim . le Turks h.a\e 
 of their Paradife, ccnainly either exrrc.im is incontiftent 
 wirlithefclicity of it ; a dull t'lrpid Kelt is as bad as 
 pcrpeti al Motion ; and to lie as Itill as a Ti/nly Turbant, 
 would not be Icfs tifefome than to move as much as a 
 Chriltians Hat. 
 
 When the common inferiour People falnte thofe of 
 c]iiality, they lay their Right hand upon the Ground, 
 and then up<in their Heads ; fometimes they fall dcwn on 
 their Knees and bow their Heads very low ; but this de- 
 gree of very Humble Reverence, is only to thofe of the 
 highcit Dignity. W hen intin.atc hrieiuls earefs one ano- 
 ther ( or atkalt when they would any of ihcm exprefs 
 
 th« 
 
 In' 
 
 ihf finer reft mu 
 Be aril.fir (When 
 try /IcWK, or Bi 
 asihiif Ag«i». 
 ftonisi, i|-njir< 
 ing in ihc Worli 
 iianiier, and Sa 
 Ihcli.- are the (> 
 mun Forms nf S 
 frupifnt 14 the 
 /,,„ • whiih IS I 
 miuhH''. I "lib 
 e IV I »'/'' "" ' 
 ifi^i .imil'fi i""". 
 Ill iiileriour Peo] 
 ;,, Ititl fur H r 
 
 We will now 
 iiifM. In genera 
 ireamly Hne an 
 luih a. Show wii 
 iher <: "«/>,M*i d 
 in /«./'», asgloii 
 W.irld i hill 1 r 
 hit meanly bmli 
 fon why they an 
 may U', KiAiile 
 Year, and laise 
 ind there intlieo 
 .ind taking the C( 
 les don t mount a 
 Hat Roofs and T 
 felvrs Morning a 
 Horiif 111 gisestl 
 
 hi their iippei 
 Doors all aUiiit 
 \sh;eh are alwajj 
 tlxiii » 
 
 h\ for Gill,- i 
 mnonglt them : 1 
 Houfcs, liecaiile 1 
 don't need it to « 
 trily ; and there 
 that needs Fire 
 mske a Chimney 
 haieanoccafion, 
 ajtainft fomc Stor 
 ihcir Habitations 
 
 1 heir Material 
 Stone; fometime! 
 Mofiiiies and Sc| 
 and colours, and 
 In m.wy places thi 
 HoiiiVs, wliiih ki 
 ilie Profpeill whei 
 worth a feeing : '1 
 City, and built al 
 dole, thai a Mai 
 Wooil than a Cit 
 Cities jnyning 01 
 Si.ills, where the 
 .I'ul fell at thofe p 
 publiik Market. 
 
 Thus iiukh for 
 wav, sve may tak 
 An.l this indeed 1 
 rally hut a fmall n 
 arc not adorn'd w 
 Stools, Beds, am] 
 ly, and that fcrvi 
 Carpets upon the 
 and Stool to then' 
 1 hard Qjlilt, or 1 
 a Bcditead, and 
 many of which ai 
 Ropes, thar their 
 But where-cvcr 1 
 ftcr, ftretch'd oui 
 zoii ; without an 
 lico Veil fpread a 
 many dead Corp 
 The moft remark: 
 I'fe and Service, 
 Palfengcrs, and t 
 tilt out in fome v( 
 of Water at the ti 
 neighbouring pop 
 upon them. The 
 a Mile and more i 
 Walls, fvrnilh'd ■ 
 
 K ),lj 
 
lib. 
 
 timet m«int.tin'il 
 nriplci ai «f olil. 
 ,« V/;<ii Wf,»a irt 
 |nu III fnr j Oijre 
 
 I iliiriiilrlvrt, I( 
 or .my lliiiy lull 
 fion'il hlni tiir t ; 
 .(I H'avmir 4t li.i 
 ilie Arn of IVt. 
 
 ■(liTM- rtiiir (ivvn 
 
 ill' loilJ,'iT ill ihl' 
 
 ilic inciciifalilf 
 ig I tfiri hr iiiidr 
 <cfiilution to (III', 
 ^(•j them leave to 
 inil lb away ihiy 
 g.iity of aBri.k', 
 I, 
 
 •lipicinRitct ami 
 (/t their CuHom^ 
 et u» rrocecil tii,',''j"^ 
 ir», ami lee wlijt 
 
 vrcnccofOpinioni 
 Ni m,.inil their Re- 
 c M/ilmiiiiifiu .irt 
 ■y felilom ni.ikc- 1 
 i part of a Swine, 
 jlviminatiiiii. A 
 I.'. I hey will mh- 
 », .S|Mcis, Hcrln, 
 • Diihof it. Biit 
 
 II tliry ilr Is \v.t!i 
 
 t>x'd av heiruly 
 iDillie<. HcIkKi 
 
 ' iig ill all lortsof 
 it fif the Sun, 
 iKthiiiK of in,,ic 
 b of Hitis mix'J 
 ire, all k-at very 
 erfiim'il with Su- 
 c 
 
 the fincft Wheat, 
 gar-candy, feme- 
 
 cir Tables, whac- 
 
 ^g CO their vanouf 
 
 iinal food ; and 
 
 \ cgctablo Pro- 
 rs of them again 
 fe. 
 
 all, and e.it 
 n't cat jult that, 
 like Ix'ttcr. But 
 lU'ef; that Ari- 
 thc (<Vm/ M'?iiI 
 t of the hands of 
 
 1 kill them, 
 irts) inoft com- 
 
 of their Tables, 
 nd drinking ; fo 
 
 Rciigiim along 
 vould not obey 
 
 to eat any for- 
 
 I'ncovcr theirTVirw 
 icir Bodies, aiid«|]j^ 
 tliey pafs along," 
 pon the IVrlbii 
 c think our pul- 
 J and ridiculouj 
 en they would 
 icir Souls aftti 
 s, bccaufe that 
 :inually pulling 
 
 .le Turks ha\e 
 n is inconlifttnt 
 t: is as bad at 
 Tiirtii Turbant, 
 : as much as a 
 
 fal'ite thofc of 
 1 the Ground, 
 y fall drwn on 
 
 ; but this dc- 
 :o tliofc of the 
 
 arels one atio- 
 :' thcin ixprefs 
 the 
 
 XXXI. Their "Builtlmgs and Recredtions, &C, 
 
 177 
 
 t 
 
 I U"U 
 
 iht (inrf reft mmual R«OwA ) ih»¥ take on» «m«hrr by the 
 Beirit or (*hef* there n none tn be nkenj the Chin, and 
 (ry ilfl'^i. "' '''i •''*' "' F«hcr <>» Brother, acording 
 aithcif Agcu. And ihi» (like many oihcr of ihur Cu. 
 ftoni«>, lpp*«" tolw \ery ancient, ami of • lotig tUncI- 
 ing ill the World : The Jew* did foriiitrlv faluie in this 
 inanner, and Sicrcd Writ gives iii loim- tnftance* of it. 
 ihtlcare the (Jcllurn in ulc amnrgtt them ( their lom- 
 mun Forms nf Speech are various. The inort orilinary and 
 frfiiucnt is the t.i^'im i Jol.iid JlltiUm, and .Ittium V«/- 
 /,,m • whiih is the Reply to the former, and Iwth is as 
 miu/iii^p I "Ijb f'li <"!• Soiiictiines as ihey pals along 
 It IV ' •7'' "'" '''' ^''"fi "/ '''* ''"*' i "fi f**''y ""' '•'"'' 
 ifi;i Mioil'ei ccftk; In y>ii evftf liny But the Coinplemem* 
 (if iiiliriour People to thofe they have a dcpendanie upon, 
 I, UiM i''i" B rifi itn,it«ur Suit { or, / ,tm jmr Crivwt, 
 ,„,l /ll itur Miff]'. 
 
 We will n'lw t.tke * View of their Moufes and Build- 
 >ne<. In general, their lominon Buililings arc not ex- 
 ircamly Hne and beautiful j they don't alfeitl to make 
 luih a .Show with ftatily llindcs, as the Itnlimn, and o- 
 ihtr / I' «/•'•■'*' 'lo- I" "'"■> there are I'libl.i.k Hditiies 
 \n lii.li.i, as glorious peihapn as any of ilie kind in the 
 Wiirld i bill a giKid pan of their Towns and Cities, arc 
 lut imaiily built, ami as poorly .idoinil. And one Rea- 
 fiifl why they are no more foluitmis aUiiit hne Hoiiles, 
 may U-, K I. title they live out of ih-ni one pan of the 
 Year, init lake up in Tents anil I'.imIiohn, ereded here 
 and there iiitlieo|H'n h'ields, for tlir I'lealiires of Hunting, 
 .ind taking the lool .Mr. 'I he moll of tluir private Hou- 
 lis (lont mount aliove two Story liipli, ami are built wiih 
 Hat Roofs and Terraces, upon whiih they (it airing theni- 
 felvts Miirning and livening, when the Sun (below their 
 HoriJiin'i gives them an opportuniiy of foiloing. 
 
 well paved »t the Imttoni, They arc cUaii^d every Year 
 before the Raim begin, and then iliey «i« Hlt'd for all t{w 
 fucceeilind part of the Year, and ihj Pei pie out of iluic 
 mav have « Supply till ilie Rains c.nno about aglin. |„ 
 ihdrCardens litrwdi they ha> e very iiliially I ank> of j 
 .eller ll«r for the Plrafures of Haiti ng and SiMiiiiinng.ai.d 
 ihefe are fed with Water convc) d tin lugh icrtam C «ri.il, 
 from Wells that are in limie of ih.- more elev.ited Cioimd' 
 ot their (iardens. ^nd here indeed t^ the lieiglirh i>f .ill 
 the Pleafiirc that Ivlong, i<i tluni ; li. !,• they ha^ deliiai.- 
 fruits, tine Shades, Iweer cool Uaur, any W.ilki and 
 Bowers, and aihaiminv I'n.lpei't ol wild Nai -re (.ind 
 Art together) that is farKjond all ilie Pcmp and Splen- 
 dour of a I'alaie, 
 
 And iho' here one might well imagine ihcm to have Th,,, ip,fu 
 IJiYfrfion nioiigh, vet they hn<l other Re.reaiioiis U(i.le% ■"' H'^r.i- 
 ihofe their fweet Gardens arti.r.) iliem : Miiiuing ;i„d """' 
 Hawking are vers common Sporn amongi) tlicm haviiip 
 (behdes other wilder (iame) Hares and DcertnMigh lot' 
 the one, and plenty of Partridge, Uneks, Qi ml,, Piytoiis, 
 (andiiioft (orisot Fowl), for the other of thole Palkines. 
 Tisohfervd of the Hunting-Dogs of ihis Country (wliul, 
 are ol a make like uur Greyhounds, but much UK), thai 
 thi-y never o|Hn when they arc in piirfiiitof any (J.inie. 
 
 1 hey lia>e alio leopards, that they breed upforSiHin 
 and ride abn^ad with for that pur(<.fc j thele are wonder- 
 ("I nimble Creatures, and will leap a Prodigious way 
 in which in.mner 'tis that they always i; ire their I'ley, • 
 they don't run, but jump iii>or the Aniiiial tliev have m 
 rhalc i and if ihiy oiue do tlut, they make a I'n- Prilo- 
 ncrin;, Inr it what it will, and there's no iuinpiiiR awav 
 again out of their Clutches. 
 
 Ani'iher of then Rccreanons is the t.iking of Wild- 
 fowl that ule the Water. They t.ike .,ii ■ of thofe Fowl 
 
 '^ 
 
 111 tluir upper Rooins uhi, ihey lune abi iidance of dead, and go into the Wa'er with it, and hold ir upright 
 
 " ■' ■-' ' ' ' '- - -'•-*''-"- «s if 'twere alive an.lfwimmingi but tiiev iheinldves lij 
 
 all under Water, and have nothing but juit liu.,- Ht.u\ in 
 lifht : 1 hen they make a Noife i n^ly like ilie Natural 
 lone of thai l-owl, which brings ilie tell m a preat Flock 
 about tiK'iii, ami ti) t.iey caich them by the Legs', and pull 
 them down under Water, by which means I'cy are made 
 tame enough. 
 
 At other times they divert tlicmfelves with riding their 
 fine managed Elephants and Horles ; with (hooting , ith 
 their Guns, Bovsrj and Arrows, and this ihey do with gieat 
 Skill and Deiterity ; they are lomcthing long i taking 
 their Aim, but they (hoot true, and feldcm imli the 
 Mark. 
 
 Some People of Quality, and others thar are for more 
 
 Doors all aUiut |:luiii, and lights made in the Walls, 
 which are alwaw free and open to lit in the Air upon 
 thciu », 
 
 As lor Gill,. */indows, there's no fuch thing known 
 amonglt them ; neiiher h.ive they any Chimneys in their 
 Houfcs, U'caine they have little or no life for Fire ; they 
 don't need it to warm them, for the Sun does that fiiflici- 
 trtly ; and there is fo little a part of their ordinary Fare 
 that needs Fire to drcfs it, th.ir 'tis not worth while to 
 mikc a Chimney for't ; and therefore, if at any time they 
 haic an occafion, they make a fmall Fire without Doors, 
 «j(3inft fomc Stone- Wall, or Bank of Earth, as far from 
 ilicir Habitations as they ran with convenience. 
 
 1 heir Materials for Building, arc I'imlier, Brick, and 
 
 Stone; fomctimc-s (as in the Vaulis .nnd Arches of their , State and Show in their Diveriions, go about .Tiring them- 
 MofijUis and Sepulchres), with Marble of divers kinds jfclvcs in their Coaches and Palankees. The I'al.mkees 
 ami colours, and here the Work is colHy and lUtely too. -Tc made alinoft like a Couch or Pallat-Bed, ll.cltnd with 
 In many places they plant gr.at Ifore of I rees aU)ut their j a tine Canopy, and long enough for a .Man to lie jt full 
 HiiiilVs, which keep them cool and lliady, iho' itlpnils llretch inthcm ; aiidin this putturc do theGiaiiileesplace 
 
 ihc Prolpiiil where the Buildings .ire any thing neat and 
 wottli a (eelng : 'Ihnsat Awi-J.-.vnr (a large and populous 
 tity, and Iniilt all of Brick), the Trees (land lo thick and 
 flole, that a Man wou'd rathir think he were entring a 
 Wood than a City. And then m all trading Towns and 
 Cities joyning on to the Houl'os arc certain Sheds or 
 St.ills where they make a (how of their Commndiiies, 
 ii'ul ull at tliofe parts of the Day tha: they are not at the 
 fiibliik Market. 
 
 "1 liui iiuich for the outfidc ; but before we go quite a- 
 wav, we may take a fhori View of Things within Doors. 
 And thi< indeed can be but (liori ; befaHle there is gene- 
 rally but a (mall matter to be lookd upon. Their Rcwms 
 arc not adorn'd with line Hangings, furniih'd with Chairs, 
 Stools, Beds, and Couches ; they paint their Walls neat- 
 ly, and that fervcs inltcad of Tapeftrv, and fpread rich 
 Carpets upon the Floor, which is IxHh Red, Table, Chair, 
 and Stool to them. Some of them perhaps will lie upon 
 a hard Qjiilt, or clfe a low thing (they call a Cott) like 
 aBcdlkad, and bottom'd with Cotton- Cloth ; a great 
 many of which are made to be niov'd up and down with 
 Ropes, thar their Servants may rock them to llccp in them. 
 But where-ever they lie, they lie without Pillow or Bol- 
 ftcr, ftretch'd out at full lcn);th, and level with the Hori- 
 Joii ; without anv thing of Covering tix), but a thin Cal 
 lico Veil fpread all over them, fo that they look like lb 
 many dead Corps laid out ready for the Funeral Rites 
 The moft remarkable of their Publick Buildings for Civil 
 I'fe and Service, are the Serraies for the Fmertainment of 
 PalTengcrs, and the Tanks or Ponds. Thcfc Tanks are 
 cut out in fome very low places, to take in a good parcel 
 of Water at the titri': the Rains fall, for the Service of the 
 neighbouring populous places, when the drv Sealbn comes 
 upon them. I'hcy arc fome of them \ cry l.irge and deep, 
 a Mile and more in corapafs.furrounded with good Stone- 
 Walls, fvrnifh'd with Steps to go down into thca, and 
 
 thcmfelvcs in them, and fo are carried about upon Mens 
 Shoulders. Their Coaches have only two Wluels, the 
 top and back ofthctn iscovcr'd, but the forepart andlides 
 always open ; unlets they carry Women, in which cal'e 
 rhey are made up very dofe. They will hoM four People 
 without Crowding ; but two may lie in Qjilts at lull 
 length in them (as they often do in their Joumeys\ For 
 the drawing of them along, they ufe only the Servie of 
 Oxen (one Pair to a Coach), and thcfe have their Horrs 
 neatly tipp'J wiih Silver, and a Col'ar < f large Mi IN of 
 the fame Metal .ibout their Kicks. Tlieir Hariie("< isonly 
 a fmall Cord that poesthrongh the Pari.tion of iluirNr. 
 ftrils, and fo up between their Horns into the CimcIi- 
 man's Hand, who by this means guides them .is cafily and 
 fiirely as with theftrongrd Reinsof I catlur. I'hefeOxen 
 being admirably well fe.i (as they always are) well (hod 
 too, will carry them twenty Mile in .i lif.le time: Ihey 
 ate train'd up to the Work, and by continual Ule ami 
 Exercife 'tis as natural to them as t'l our Hi.rfes. 
 
 What foi t of Soldiers thefe Pcople(the ii.oll pai t of them) 
 make, we have hinted lefurc ; but we have net ya ii.cn 
 how they arc accoutred : Now they are admirably well 
 provided for the War, tho' mt at all fit for't, their fur- 
 niture is incomparably beyond their Courage. To foe 
 what a terrible Figure they make a Morfelack vvkh Inch 
 a Load of Weapons as they carry, W" "^d iacline a IVrluii 
 (unacquainted with them), to think theli very Au-icl 
 would get them a Vidory. But their Characf.r at belt, 
 is but to make a furious Onfet, and then retire as lialliiy : 
 To advance briskly, and Itand one Shock, ami :lun if 
 their Enemies don't run, to put an end w tiie Uifpiiie by 
 running thcitifehcs. 
 
 "Ihey have all C)ns of Weapons th.n cm .ilinclt bcTh,„we 
 thought of, but had they fewer, 'twould W more tiiaii ..la. 
 they ufc ; they are like their WomcnsKo'.l- jewels and 
 Pcnd.onts, hung on fur Ornament and SIiow niure than 
 A a ScTvii*. 
 
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178 
 
 Language and Learnings &C. 
 
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 m-^ 
 
 :n 
 
 f i'l 
 
 fkrrtiRih of 
 
 loIJiciy. 
 
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 iii ■■''' 
 
 Tht I in- 
 « g, t' «. 
 
 Strvice. To the complete dreifing of a Soldier, there 
 ffxi a Bow and C'livcr of Arrows, a Sword atid Buc- 
 kler, a (hort J.aunce, a Faiikhion, Fire-Arms, and what 
 not ? 
 
 For Martial Mufick they have Kettle-Drums, and a 
 fort of Wind-Mufick, that inakes ;i inoft harlh frightful 
 Noifc ; which if it would Init fcarc away their Encnue;., 
 would be a confidcrabic help to them. 
 
 Their preatcft Strength md Sccur.ty lies in their F,lr- 
 phants : For thefc, with the Guns upon tlieir Backs, ilo 
 as nuith Execution as all the Soldiers In-lides. The War 
 Elephants carry each of ihem one of thefe Giins fallncd 
 in a llronp Frame of Wood, in which alio is f niiM a 
 place for tlif Gunner ; who firs fall enough there), till 
 Tome unlucky Shot from the F.nemy comes, and U-ats IJc- 
 pham, Caftle, and Gunner, all down together. TIilU- 
 Pieces are.ibotJt five Foot long, andthiow a Bullet al)o\it 
 the bigiiefsof a Tennis Ball. 
 
 As for the valt Numbers of Men this Cmmtry is ablt 
 to Wx out in an .'\rmy, it may be calilv imagin'd from the 
 largo Dimenlions of it ; he that confiders how many li':i- 
 cions Provinces the Crcii Mrgiii is Maftcrof, will quickly 
 concliulc that he is capable of making a finnidaUe ap- 
 pearance inilic Field, And yet his ijroat Numbers would 
 fignifie little, had he nor better So diers in Pay than the. 
 prcareft part of his own Natural Subjcifls arc ; but he is 
 fo wife astotake in {'flhin and Ti'M/, fomeof thcbeft 
 Horfemcn in the World, andihat will charge through any 
 thing th.it lies ill tlicir way. Tl'.cfc do all tlu- hot S'.Tvice 
 in h.s Wars, snd cuiiM h..' have enough of them, his 
 Neighbour-Princes \< o iK! Il.ind in mr.re awe of him tha 
 thcv do. But he h <ids iii:neoftlic bctl Conefpondenccs 
 w.ili liiofe two m ;'';iv Countries that Iwrder upon him 
 (PriJ'ii ml /'iif/riv Jiey are Lxjdi very jealous of his grow 
 ing Power and Grcatnels, .md therefore in Policy will 
 not c n:ribute to the increafe of it. 
 
 The I'rfh''' fcjmetitiies couits him (when he wants Mo- 
 ney J. and efpecially when he is engaged in a War with 
 the Turk ; 'hen hecareffesihcG.f.if Mogul, toinakefurc 
 rf his Neiiirality (atlcatt', if not of his Aififtancc ; for 
 'twould be a dangerous thing to live between two fuch 
 potent EnciTiies as iliey are, and be diftrefled by both of 
 them together. 
 
 As for the Tdrturi, they neither court nor value hini, 
 but ftatul upon tiie r Guard, and keep their Country to 
 themfelvcs ; they neiihcr convcrfc with him, nor fend Em- 
 bafl'adors to him, ttio' he calls himfclf, the Succcllbr of 
 I'm-icrlam, the mighty Founder of tlieir Empire : Perhaps 
 they don't think him lb (tlio his Fanuly was original'y 
 Tiir.irint:', and won't give ihat Title, wliere they believe 
 ihcir F.mpemrs high Blood is not to be found. But now 
 upon thclc Accounts, his Supplies of Soldiers from Pc'/i ■ 
 and I'll' 1,1 V, cannot be very large ; they mult be moftly a 
 fort of Dcfcrtcrs, fi.ch ascomc away bv Hciiih from their 
 own Native Countrjs, and upon the allurement of Nobtc 
 Pay : 1 heir rclj-«iiki\e Princes (the jcilous l.uturi at Icall 
 for certain,), would never fcnil their ov\ n brav c Troops to 
 incrcafe thcftrcngth of a miglity Ncigiil>our, that is alrea- 
 dy but tt» formidable lo them. 
 
 The Genuine Language of this Conn'ry, (;/-. the /«,.' - 
 ./?/:«' has fome affinity with the f'erftii, and Art-l'uk^; but 
 is reckoned 1 y fome the fmoother and fofter Tongue, am' 
 far more eafie to be pronounc'd. 'Tis very figniticant and 
 comprehenlivc, and gives the Speaker the advantage of 
 eiprelfinp his Mind in .i little time, and a iVw words. 
 The Alphabet is very dilferenr from cither nf the fore- 
 mcntion'd Langciges ; and they write as we do, from the j 
 Left Hand to the Right. As pood a Tongue as it is, the 
 King, and the whole Oiurr, fpcak the I'erfnn ; bt't the i 
 Aiahiik IS the learned and S.Kred Language amongft ' 
 them, upon the account of the Aicon-.n wri'ten thercm. 
 As for Lntin and (Ueck. they know nothing of them, and 
 ricNt t'l n( thing of a" the old Writers fo much, celebrated 
 In thi le Pa' ts of the Wrrld. 
 
 Somithing they have heard of Aiiflcth and /ivicen, anil 
 the l.carneJ Men amonglir them pretend to fome Ac- 
 quair.tir.ce with tiic' - Writings. Wni.cn 'tis faid was born 
 at Sr.tihuil in4 (tiK bnth-place of the Great TAmerlmie , 
 and fj n comparifon w,is tlieir near Neighbour: Af for 
 Aiijhiic, tho' he was Ttitc to the Conijuerour of the 
 Coi'i.try, vet lie ku'dly broi;j;ht his M.iftei-s Books alony 
 Willi him iiitlicr : .So that ilieir Acquaintance with ihoic 
 Aurhors {A tjUtU- ef;Kcially), was a conferucnt upon tlv 
 mighty fpreauing of the .UehUk. Tongue abroad in the 
 Wor! I, wlicn fo great a r.\rr of it became Mnbomstnn, 
 uid that Language was rceeiv'd together lA/ith tin; Reli- 
 gion. Learning we know flourifli'd confiderably under 
 ?iversof A/n/ v»7j«'iSucceirors, andabundjncerjf the /Irn- 
 Htm opcn'd the way for thofc parts of rjie World to con- 
 fvi* witb ^ ^'d attfi Fbilofopbciii and Mtilieujauclgns, 
 
 and bunging their Writings into their owiiLanguaKc ami 
 bellowing large Comments upon them. ArijUilf (as'wc'l 
 t%l:u<hd, I'to.cDi), and others) had this Honour done him 
 by the Ar.iliniis, to be made to fpc.ik ,<-,•/., ';, ihe Vv 
 ycrlal language of the M^hwct-u World ; when li,. 
 Repiit.ition ot his own Native (..c.l; was liink, aiidcoil ■ 
 have carried him but a litile wav. Thes tw.'s tha' Ic 
 came into thefc parts ; Uio' the //,/,><! Doctor, ki:,vv k'' 
 little ot him, and han't taken ili. Pains to write m.iic id 
 many Folio s ot CommenU irponliiiii,a. ihe I'oi'iili Vlioul 
 men have done 
 
 Neither has Phviick got much in.re grour'd m -Is 
 Country ilun Philolophy : There are ver> lew tlu 'm' 
 ply ihemfelves toili.u 'viidv, bc;aiife die Peoii'e ivnr, i'' 
 thinkaDodor worfe i!ia-i a Dilleirpci ; sonniiietl 
 tormev certain Dearli, vvInTcas the latter by it iLlt'i.- 
 them a chance for their Lives. In .ill ihc fonuioal k [> 
 b'ales ih.-it rage there (IVllilaice, Calcnnaes, Sun ■ 
 Fevers, dc.) very kw make any "le of a Pliylici.m, i 
 pcrliaps prefcrilx' fome (HkIu thing liiemfeJves, ,i,.d I v 
 the reft to the Condiiifl: of Nature. Their bell and ir„ - 
 coulb-.iit Phyfick is to fall lulHIv , and llarve away the 1 K 
 (Icmper; if this (.and fomeiimcs breathing a Veiii) vv, r- 
 do, they give up the Cafe as incurable, andexped th-ir 
 Fate. 
 
 Bur they have abundamlv more Skill and Knowlclee 
 m Judicial Allroloey ; that Noble Seieiue, that llaii.'j 
 upcn Uich lure and certain Principles, and is all o.crLX'- 
 monllration : In which, both parts of a Coiitiaaia:i.n 
 may npj^ear equally clear and probable, and v.hemr- 
 Man predicis an Event, unrther may turn his Prcdiotit i"i 
 iiphdedown. fay it all backwards, and yet fpeakas nairi, 
 I rutn a.rJ Sence as the former, 'I here is a good .Stouk 
 ot Protein. rs of th. profound Ibrt of Learning a.iionpft iK 
 ln.il.-:, , ; Men ihar wi 'I preach Scicntilieally unou Wip. 
 ther. Fortunes, and Conttitutions, and fettle tlie Poin' of 
 the D--'m:nion of the Planers over all thi Partsof th^ Rod\ 
 as conHdemly as if (^od Almighty had w; ^tten their Nania 
 there. ; -. 
 
 rhcfe have the FortUiic to be in more Krpntc there 
 than they are gcner.-iliy in the Clinftiaii World ; tor the 
 Cre^tMr^ul will cudtrtake no Bulinefs of CorilequeiKv 
 till the College of Aftrologcrs has been fct to Conjnrini 
 upon t. ' * 
 
 Thus the Grand Seignior too, in ih" weighty Mattc-i 
 ot hauh and Religion, tonfulrstlie V,ne-able Alufti aid 
 tiiakes him give his VJpinion ; but d" iiis Vcrdid do,\ r-, ; 
 luit the Pr.rce'sHrmour, upon .Second Thoughts, ht ,,., 
 bring 111 a contrary one, and juliifie it to be' true bv 'Ir 
 Alcoran : And if the U-;'jA were but poliiWe, hei'-.',- 
 rule the Judgment of his A"rologci>, as well as the j' t 
 thcConlcienceof hi.iMiifri. I lie P .mas, no doub- v. • 
 good .Scolding and H\;!>iiit:, would le as raiiie and n-i- 
 nngcable tiiiigs as theA'cui.tn.Honever.ro do the Cciel! .-.I 
 Science jiitlue, it n.ull be own'd thercarelbna-Tlieou v 
 liclonging ro'r, rh.ar are mollc. rtainlv true ; nay, fic'.. :„ 
 carry their own light and liviJeiice a'ong w'itli thu: 
 For mlbnce, 'tis clear and certain, tha. all Cuckold-. ;,-; 
 undei the Dominion of Antj or 7Vii.,i/( ; ' 
 which of tkem, for the ,Sig/iarure of the 1 
 deni.^b'e deinonfti.iiioii. 
 
 And Mtfciin has as evident a Title to the F.Tnmc-;i,- 
 'ers, and AllrolotjeiS ; Ivcaufe Men born under that l'.':i- 
 ner. arc iKvays very honelt, and never Cheat nor re'l 
 I ies. 
 
 P.nt to proceed in the Account of the .Sciences in /.;/'.,• • 
 l^lides tli.:re Horofcoprr., and prefagingl'eoplc, thev iiau' 
 another lo.t amongit them, that are very near a-\in ro 
 them, and :hefe are the Legerdemain-Men, Hocus Po-'i.'s 
 and Moun'.f banks ; they are all i:o he thrown into rli .■ frr. ' 
 Family w.ih the former, fince the y arc all ciiually u'- 
 glcrs. Thefe Fellows will teach Snakes and \ ' 
 dance to the Tunes they plav 
 
 tis no 111. I" 
 Horns is ai; i 
 
 ipi'i'i :o 
 and get Jvlnney by flicwiiie 
 tnat ipon. to tne I'cople. loii Ihall fee them fet three or 
 fonr broad Wi^ker-Batiijctsdnvn upon the Ground, widi 
 rorhing at all in the World > them, (at lead if yoti'r iw) 
 Eyes arc to be crcv,>rcd after a Search), and prefcnr.'v -.lc.'e 
 them up before your Fac- , .-.id then pnll'in- etrtlie Covirs 
 of rhem, Ihew iheni full of Turtle-Doe,.;^ or fome other 
 living Creatures, that one would think too big to le eier 
 conceal'd by any (licht whatlocver. T!i n ihee'll vshirf 
 thofc Bask"ts round .'v-overM as rhey arc) and the Dm .'i 
 are pne ouvof light; but 'low or whidi wav, nonelnit 
 the Hocus Prcus hiirifelf laii tc4. 
 
 And we arc now (oini- to the top of tlv> Learning of-.'ii. 
 Country, having r..Mi 'id Allrclogv, ,ind Lrncrdenait : 
 we mull dclicn.l theref ire frr in I'liefe HeipliM to.Mattcri 
 jof a lets fiibliiiio Nature anA Con'idi. ration'. 
 
 The lnhabit.jr,s, asi.heyaro divided in thi-ir Prliicip!ei 
 'and Religion, fo foniihcnccrprings a Oitl'.ivnce in rlier 
 
 Cow 
 
 i 
 
 ..-lltn^ 
 
 Coinputatior 
 the edablidi'i 
 the Tenth of 
 Suti enters / 
 Reafors) rec 
 fame Momh 
 inp betwixt t 
 The Miihm 
 Moons, and' 
 letters, Payii 
 But as for die 
 Months of the 
 that they ma 
 when they i!e 
 itilc. But Ui 
 Clocks or Sill 
 and regular 
 forSiin-Uials, 
 Altroiinmy m 
 any ot thole ! 
 the I*W/rH.i an 
 Matters, Oiou 
 ftiaiigc. Th 
 into as many . 
 vide into Kieh 
 Parts of 'lime 
 eel of Water 
 and then a Mn 
 tin as 'tis enip 
 Brafs or Co] 
 I'rircs or (ii-ees 
 I- gh h Parts 1 
 vciition IS tins, 
 IS it, that a Pel 
 many prctu i 
 never by a b 
 ilicir IiigeniiiL 
 The Co;„ r 
 ■ is much tfic lai 
 ' liiliite and aibi 
 fame, the Brea 
 ta:u Cidtoms, 
 ri( die Couiitr 
 Amhoriry of 1. 
 al'O'.e them all 
 oris that his V 
 fulcinn written 
 to lie found ; c 
 .f.c •;.',.',., /.r ii'i 
 Reign. Aiidth 
 wear, will lul 
 vain for any f 
 terd todifputi 
 V iicn the I'r'ni 
 fon by his fuU 
 liellioiis Lcgicl 
 For the ( rd 
 tvv ■ f Tts of ]u 
 otiier tor Crin 
 with the propv 
 ., or e\chaiine V 
 his own Hand 
 hiiiifeli : For 
 repairs to the 
 lie ihews hirnl 
 lumlllf in his 
 al'out him, ai 
 liere he hears < 
 Idee, .ii.d or' 
 iiicauelt Subjc 
 are patiently 
 make ; and a' 
 Oprreli'.on, tl 
 Ltnpirc. Anc 
 ihisrefpcCl isl 
 iiefs and Eal: 
 (Icn'd Perfuns. 
 If a Man tii 
 bet ro go awa 
 no need ofeov 
 crinping tMhi 
 and brib.ng c 
 rrurure a iVlai 
 Key to opi'n tl 
 vocatcs : J'lli 
 pen, thar all rl 
 j'ty Purlc IS IK 
 (iMten and del 
 intioduce hirnl 
 si ing the app 
 
Civil Tolicy dnd Goipernment^ &c 
 
 wnl-anpuagc, ami 
 
 /trijUtU (as well 
 . Honour ilciic him 
 1>M.u\, ilicL'i,.. 
 Vorl.i ; ivhoii d,,. 
 as liink, aiuti()i:k! 
 
 .I'lirs IW.'S llur \x 
 Doctor* ki; iv<' 1.,:, 
 1^ to wTOi- mile 10 
 
 -lliu I'lij'illl.^lllOul. 
 
 TO urouiul ill '.he 
 MT> U\\ ili.i. :;!. 
 )i(;lViip'ctVM,i \',:. 
 i|vi ; lOiHiiii.!; li, 
 Ut h) It ii I 'y\. 
 ilic foniiiuaL 'i- [■ 
 .ilciituivs, Sun. 
 
 it a I'll) (il 1,111, 1 ;■ 
 
 .■lllKlvv.S, ni:i! '.■.'. 
 iu-ir W[\ ami ir,,,:; 
 Inrvc away the l)i- 
 liing a Vein) \\t\\: 
 f, and cxpid ih.'ir 
 
 ill atul Knowlciipe 
 cicmc, that (tanJj 
 
 atij U all OMiD^'- 
 nf a Cdhf.aiiiJjiii 
 iblf, aiul v.|n.-n laic 
 
 turn his I'roilicV.im 
 il yet ipcakasiiaicii 
 re is a gocil Stock 
 .'aniinp aniorpfi lu 
 ifically iinori Wlt.- 
 I fettle the Point of 
 It Parts of thf.' Body, 
 wiittcn their Namii 
 
 "Ore Rrp-.'ie tluTc, 
 ail World ; tor the 
 efs of ConlL-qiieiicc, 
 cti fct to Conjuring 
 
 'l"! weighty Matt.:; 
 ne'able Mtifti, ai.l 
 lis VcrJid ilo.s lu.r 
 1 Thoughts, hci,;i. 
 ; to I'.c true l>y tlic 
 . pof,i'\e, hci:''!;i-.i 
 as well as the V:r\ 
 ii'ts, uodoiilii, V,.:': 
 as raiv.e and nu- 
 tocio the Celei! .-J 
 aruMoiVicTlicoica:- 
 true ; nay, I'.itl: ,;i 
 a'ong with their. 
 . all Cuekohis r.rt 
 «' ; 'ns no n'.a'.:iT 
 If Horns is an un- 
 to the Forrunc-ui- 
 1)11. uiulcr that Pl.i- 
 er Cheat nor tf!l 
 
 Sciences in li!'.:; 
 
 People, they have 
 
 er,- near a-kiii to 
 
 en. Hoi usPc','i-,\ 
 
 w.n Intorlijfaiiv. 
 
 c all e(|ua!ly jiij'- 
 
 cs and Vipcri to 
 
 Money by nic\vii'.g 
 
 tliem fet three or 
 
 theGrnund, widi 
 
 lead if your own 
 
 anjprofcntlvclo.'c 
 
 " luictf the Covers 
 
 leis, orfomc other 
 
 ; too I>ij^ to leeicr 
 
 T'l n ihev-jlwhirl 
 
 irc'i and tiie Dnv-'s 
 
 leh way, none but 
 
 l.caniinpoi '-'i^k 
 .1 ''gerdeira;' : 
 He. fins co.Matter» 
 ti-in. 
 
 in (heir PrineipV'! 
 
 Uiff.r.nee in the r 
 
 Conv 
 
 Computation of Time. The Muhnwt.im (according to ' go and pull a Rope, and fet tfie Golden BelJs a chiming, 
 the eftablifli'dPradice of their S»\.t) begin thcirYear with which as foon as ever the King hear?, the Perfon that 
 the Tenth oi Mnrcl\ when the Aihologers teJl them the gave the Alarm is fent for in ; and his Cafe is no fooner 
 Sw enters Ariel. The Hitidoes (proceeiling upon toherj toldthan confider'd.norconfider'dandwcigh'dthanRighc 
 Rcafors) reckon their Year, from the firll Day of the is done, and the Burden taken off. A Ciufe docs not 
 fame Month ; fo tliat there is ten Days difl'crence in count- hang in fiifpcncc here for five or fix Months together, nor 
 
 is it tofs'd about from one Court to another, while the 
 hungry Managers are doing their own Bufmcfs, thriving 
 upon the Effeds of ir. If a Man'sCaufe be but juft, he is 
 
 inc bawixt them. 
 
 The iV/tf'""'"'''"*' again divide their Year mto thirteen 
 Moons, and 'lis according to this Divifinn that they date 
 letters, Payments, and all Accounts belonging to Trade. 
 But as for the Hindoos, they fcem rather to make twelve 
 Monihsof the Year than thirteen Moons, except perhaps 
 that they may I'pon occalion alter their Computation 
 when they deal wirh the Mr.homct.ini that ufe another 
 Mile. But neither Hmdoes, nor Mthtn~tr:ns, have any 
 Clocks or Sun-Dials amonglt their, to give them a true 
 and regular Account how the Tmie palfes. Indecvl, as 
 forSiin-Dials, 'tis no fuch preat wonder, (incc there's no 
 Aitroiinmy in the whole Country, nor none th.it cultivate 
 any of thuie Sciences : But that fo ingenious a People as 
 the hkiiinii are, fo full of neat and fine Devices in other 
 Matters, fliould have nothing like a Clock, is fomething 
 ftranpe. They divide the Day into Four, and the Night 
 into as many pans, and each of thefe Quarters they fubdi- 
 vide into hiiiht parts more ; and for theMeafure of thefe 
 P.irts of 'lime, they ufe the moll ancient Device of a par- 
 cel of Waicr dropping out (f one JVellel inr:> another ; 
 and then a Man Hands always by to til' ihc Velfe! .as of- 
 un .IS 'lis emptied, and to ftrikc with a Hammer ' po;i a 
 Brafsor Coppcr-p.m, to let them know the nu.iiberof the 
 l'orc.4 or (>iees tliac luve pal's'd, that is, the Fourth or 
 F. phh Parts before-niention'd. What a Bungle of an 1 
 
 fure to come to a fudden and fpccdy end of his Troiiblc. 
 
 And in Capital Cafes Jufticc furprizesthe Offender as 
 foon, and is as quick in proceeding to Execution, as it is 
 on the other fide, in alTerting and iemring the Rights o< 
 the Opprelfed. 
 
 Very few Malefadors lie a Nighr in Prifon, but none 
 lie more ; if a Man be brought bcfi re Irs Ji'dgc in the 
 Morning, heisinfalliblyclear'd or executed before Night ; 
 As foon as the Fad is proved, the Punilhinent is inflided ; 
 if Stripes or Whipping, 'tis done upcu ihe fpot ; but if 
 Death, he is lead away to the Parar, and futfers immedi- 
 ately. Now this round and eiuickjnlticc h.elps to keep the 
 People wonderfully in awe, and they are not fo forward 
 to commit thofe very heinous Crimes, the Stains of which 
 they know they mall prefently vvatli av>.,\y witii their 
 Blood. 
 
 Murder and Thci't are always p.iiiirti'd vv'tii Death, ^^I'lf^j^"" 
 and what fort of Di'ath too the Judpc pleafes : Som -times 
 'tis Hanging, Beheading, Impaling, to l>e torn by Lions, 
 or crulh'd by F.iephants, or Itung to Death ly venomous 
 Create res. 
 
 This latter Death the GfCtit Mfgul tondcmn'd a certain 
 Parricide to, and had 1 xeci'tion done in Ins own Prelence, 
 
 :,i-r.l 
 
 :hc ^0.11 
 
 IS it, that a Peop'e th.it have Fancy enou^'h to think of fo 
 many pretty things as they have liiewiithe World, lliould 
 never by a bi:tter Contrivance remove this Scandal to 
 dieir Iiipeniiir.. 
 
 The Co;n \ution of the Government in this Cotintry, 
 is much the lame that 'tis in all the Eaftern Nations ; ab- 
 Idliite and .aiKitrary ; and the Repofitory ofthciv Laws the 
 fame, the Brcalc of the Ruling Monarch. 'I here arc cer- 
 ta:u Ci.ltoms, which .'Vntiquity, and the General Pradlice 
 of ihc Country, have in a manner given the Force and 
 Authority of Laws to ; but the Prince's Power fets him 
 al'O'.e them all, and thev are liable to the fame Alterati- 
 ons that his Will and Humour is. There's nothing of a 
 fokmn written Law. or Itatcd Pl.atform of Government 
 to be found ; every Prince that mounts the 'Lhrone with a 
 .■Jc .■..'', I'.c nl'c; tells wh.at Laws Ihall be during his 
 Rcign. .And the long Swonl the Monarrhs of this Country 
 
 1 T.-iU I 
 ].l... ,1 
 
 r,i|.:n. 
 
 veiition is tiiis, inltcad of a Clock ? i\nd what a wonder i when Sir Ti,c. I{ n? was at his Court. The wretched Crea- 
 ture was ftripp'd Hark naked, and the Mountebank ha- 
 ving provok'd one of his huge Snakes, applied it to his 
 1 high, about which it prefently twilted it felf, .ind faft- 
 nine upon his Groin, bit him there, the Blood immediate- 
 ly following ; an-ither was fix'd upon the outfide of his 
 other Thigh, and bit him there likewife, after which two 
 Wounds he kept upon his Legs f )r near a Quarter of an 
 Hour, and then drop'd, tho' the Snakes were taken frotli 
 him before he fell. His whole Body fwell'd c ,-reamly, 
 and while his Sence ccncinued, he cried out of a Fire that 
 raged in every part : but by that time half nn Hour more 
 was expired,he himlelf did fo, and had his Flame qucnch'd 
 by cold Death. 
 
 In all Cafes of Suits, Debts, Contrads, and other Di- 
 fbutes of Right between Man and Man, the obnoxious 
 Party is arrcfted by the Judges Officer.:, nnd brought to 
 the Bar together with his Sureties, (if there be any in the 
 wear, will julUfieihem in iliis way of proceeding ; 'tis in I Cafe) .and there he is under a neceifity of giving fpeedy 
 vain for my Man to be unealje or dilirontented, or pre- and fufficicnt Satisfaction : The Pr.fon, and a heavy Load 
 tend todifpute the RealonaMencIs r,f ilic Prince's Will, of Irons is his Fate if he doesnot, and fometimes infolvent 
 when the I'r'iHC carries finh a powetfl r.impclling Re.i-} Debtors, with their wiiolc Families, are fold for Slaves 
 fon by his lide, thai will prefently cut down all the Re- ', to lay the Creditors. 
 
 liellioiis Li'gick of l-.is Subieels. ] Lis a piece of Policy conftantly praiilifed by the Mo- r.ilicies uM' 
 
 For the I'rdinary Admiii'ltration of Julticc, 'here arc ■ narchs ol this Country, to remove and II, ift their Cover- ''J'Jj'j^'i,"* 
 twc- f'tts of Judges appi'inted i the one for Civil, and the j nours pretty often from one place to ano'her. Very few GoVernracni 
 other lor Criminal Cales ; and thefe never intermeddle j ftay in one place longer than a Year, tho' they have all 
 with the proper AlUirs of each ether's Provinces, nor mix' the Qualitications that can be to recomaiend them, and 
 , ore\chaiu',e W'ork^. But the Prime very fiviiucnily fets' difcharge their Trull ever (b acceptablv. Thisis to pre- 
 vent their growing great and popular, and the Dilturbances 
 that might po:libly arilc, from the Peoples exceilivc doat- 
 ing upon, and tondiiefs for their Govcrnours ; Tho' the 
 greatell part of them iKhavethemfelves fo, th,it the Prince 
 need not break his PvcH, nor fear a Rebellion for then 
 fakes. 
 
 When they ire any of them difpatch'd to Governments 
 abroad, 'tis a Cultom with them not to cut their Hair till 
 they come to Courtagain; and theief.'ic upon theirre- N'.hlcm^n 
 lurn, the King as foon as he lees them, bids thein cui'h" h^vc 
 their Hair. And thofe that have been in places of Great ^'^"' '^'^^ 
 Tri'lf and Conlequcnce, whi.h they luve dilcharged 
 with Honour and Integrity, are receiv'dat Court with a 
 valt deal of Ceremony, am! the World is ina.'.c "^o know 
 at that time, how hifthly they are in ihe'.r Sovereign's Fa- 
 vour. The whole Court is liimmon','. together upon the 
 occafii n : 1 he Prince in his Throne, an,! the refi of the 
 Nobles in their refpeClive Itations, are ready to bid him 
 WiIron-,e. Then comes the iiappy Favourite, led in by 
 fomc of the greatelt Officers of ihe lin.pire ; and having 
 proltr,:ted himlelf once at the outward Rails, he re|>cats 
 the f.iiiie Reverence twice luoie, in his appro.-ich to the 
 King. Being near, he is ci mniaiided to Ci .-.ic up ihe 
 fcvcn Steps ot the'Ihronc, within the reach of hs Prince's 
 Eni'oraces, v.iio then takes him in his Arms, and hugshhn 
 with a charming familiarity before the whole Affembly, 
 After this '_arels is over, and fonie words perhaps fp ken 
 ill his Commendation ; he goes down again, and takes 
 
 ^ his own Hand to this .Afl'.iir, aud aOfsthe pare of a Judge 
 ' hinifell : for this pnrpofe, at a let-'ime every Day, he 
 
 repairs to the (ireat C<.uncii-Ha'l. <r fomc Pla' e where 
 
 hcihews hiiufe'f in pub.iik to ti.e Pcop'e ; and pLaces 
 
 himlelf in his Threiic, all his Ko'iles It.xiuling in Kanks 
 
 about him, according to their relpeCfivc Degrees. And 
 
 here he hears Caufes, determines Coinroverlies, docs Ju- 
 
 ttice, and or 'ers I 'ifpntchcs of Publick Bulinels. His 
 
 nicauelt Subjce'f ; have free and lalie Accels to him ; they 
 
 are patiently heard whatever Complaints they have to 
 
 make ; and as furely righted in any Cafe of Iiijullicc or 
 
 Oppreiiion, tho' the Criminal be the greatell Man in the 
 
 Linpivc. And it mult beowiul, that the Government in 
 
 this refped is hiehly c- .mmendable, tor its exceeding Mild. 
 
 nefs and Ealinefs, towards all forts of pricv'd and bur- 
 
 dcn'd Pel lijn<. 
 If a Man tirds himfelf opprcfs'd, he h.i5 no more to do, 
 
 lu't to CO awav to his Prince, and demand Jnftice. Here's 
 
 noiieeel ofcoertiiig Minillers of State, ct fneaking and 
 
 cringina t ) this and the other (ireat Man ; nor of feeing 
 
 and brib.ng corrupt Officers to bring on a C^aufe. and 
 
 prerure a Man his Right, 'l here's no need of a Golden 
 
 Key to open the Diicas of Courts, and the Mouths of , Ad- 
 vocates : J'dtice has fei, and keeps every Deor wide o- 
 
 pcn, th.ir all the Wr,.ing'd and Iiijuicd may go in ; an em- 
 pty Purle IS noi rcfus'ei nor il-.ut out, nor Povertv Provv- 
 
 reaten and defpis'd. The Plaintiff, whatever he be, may 
 
 iniioducc hiinlelf to the King s Spee h rnd Prefenre, by 
 
 ji ing the appointed Notice ol his Bulinefs. Hi; need but ' his a; pointed place among the relt if the Graiidoes 
 
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 kiivini; tti« 
 
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 'i 1 
 
 X 
 
 ■ii 
 
 I :. 
 'f; -■ 
 
 •t 
 
 I'l' I *" 
 
 
 ■f\ 
 
 !-i| 
 
 ;Vj i'. 
 
 Oa 
 
 Ml', 
 
i8o 
 
 Nobility, and their Vi/hnHions, &C. 
 
 ^5:|| 
 
 » '' 
 
 
 ! I i' 
 
 f 1 
 
 ctlicrTid«ofHor.our,as ttiacofMirjia foraGencral.Oinra 
 for ,1 Cai'tain, ( r Ibmc iiifcrioiir Commander, and the 
 like. Bi t the n-i3iii tiling liy which tiic Great Men in thij 
 Country arc liillinpuilli'd, is the Number of Horfc which 
 thcv ha\c under their Command. The highcft number 
 'il all is I loon, and there aro but four in the whoii; bm- 
 pire that have lo niany. Others have leH! and lefs, in pro. 
 portion to their Quality, Merits, or tlie King's Favour; 
 
 On the other hand, if a Man has been tardy in the dif- 
 tharpe of his Office, and comes to Court in Difgrace, c- 
 fpecially if any very jH)polar Crimes arc laid to his charge ; 
 hit Eyes arc entertam'd with Frowns and fcornful Looks, 
 and his Ears fill'd with the Noife and Clamorof the People 
 calling ovt tor Juftice againit him as he pafles along. He 
 comes into his Prince s Prefencc, to hear the Reproaches 
 
 which his Crime defcrvcs, and ft; ,s there no longer than , . , ^, ^ 
 
 till a definitive Sciiterce (whatever it Ix') is pali'd upon ' >Jie icalt and lowert of all, is he that commands twenty 
 him. And 'tis well for thofe that either manage their Bn-jHorfe, who perhaps is no more than an Onira, or fdim- 
 lincfs fo as not to let things come to this pafs, or elf; by I C' mmon Gentleman. Kt w tlK-fe Tcrfcns arc all conipro- ''^ *'» 
 the Intercft of a ftrong Party at Court, can divert the ! h'ldcd under the general Title cf Manlibdars, that is,''^''''' 
 Print c from a too fcvcrc Infpcdion into their Conduct : | Wen ot 1 ordlliips, or livings, becaule they have all of 
 For as the Government is horribly rigorous in all Cafes of them certain Livings alligncd them ; out of the Re\cnuci 
 •Jntruftinefs and Difrcgard to the rnnce's Intcreft (which ''* which they are obliged to maintain and furnilli out 
 arc the greatcd Crimes here, as w '11 as in other places),' (upon o ca(ion) their (cvcral Qioras of Horfc. And by 
 fo ir often proceeds without any thing of clear proof of 'his mtaiis an Army of 2ouooo Hor'- is got rogcther in a 
 Matterofb.nci, and takes away a Man's Life uptin a mccr I trite, and that without any great matter ■ i hurry ar 
 
 fufpicion or corjerturc. 
 
 trouble ; forever^ Con niander knows what proportion i; 
 
 Th«T5ei')(n. 
 
 dilKC cf *\\ 
 
 tpon the 
 
 ^ f 
 
 ..'...V.llU. V.'l.fk ..bull. . X - ~~-J -w " ....«*. ....w..^ T11IMI |'1U|'VJ1 ,1U11 Ik 
 
 All the Subjeds c f this Empire depend iiiimfdiatcly , expected trom him ; ami not only fo, but alio when' to 
 upon ihe Prime for what they pod'cls and enjoy. Therc'si go and ra fe his Men, who are naintain'd outofhisLord- 
 no fmh thing as Land of Inheritance, Property, and Sue- "lip, and ready at an Hour's warning, 
 ccffion to an Ellatc ; cv.i y Man is a Tenant at Will, and \ . 1 hii Policy is much the fame with that of the Turks 
 holds all upou the precarious uncertain Title of Humour ' "i thcir Tiniariots, who out of certain 1 ands allotted i« 
 and Plcafurc. I them, maintain e\cry one l"o many Horfe (as thcfc li.Mr.n 
 
 When a KobIc-m:,n, 'Vice-Roy, or Tributary dies, 'tis ^'anllldars do). And thefc Men live tvX ly cut of thiir 
 very common for all hisTreafurc and Goods to be fciz'd j Ix)rdllups, ef| ecially thofe whole Numl eis of Horic rile 
 md if the King pleales to allow any part to the Son, or hifh, and their Lands conlequcntly large in proportu n ; 
 ncareft Relations, 'tisaF.ivour ; otherwife it goes into his 'ome of them of 6 or 8cco Hi.rfe, are laid to make it 
 own Cofrers,and he himfclf is the Heir. This is always the worth no kfs thiii 70 (,r 8. 0-0 /. /■<•. yim.um ; and thofe 
 way of dealing with Penfioncrs,and all that receive Court- that arc higher have above 1 cooc o ; upon which account 
 Pay; thcKing lends them Money for their Life-time, and we need not (cruplc faying, that the M./.'^i; Manfibdai-sof 
 payshimfclf when they dicjintercft and Principal together, the h>lt Rank, are the richelt Subjects in the whole 
 Slav, many t mes, a Man outlives his Fortune and good , ^'otld. 
 
 Cifciimftanccs in the World ; forifhebc faultyandnegli-l But by wh.at was obfcrv'd before, thC Money in this 
 }!ent, or grows popular and fufpeded, his Eftatc to be Country does not lie IHll ; there's a court jnt and ne\cr- 
 furc goes for't, and he faves his Head, by the lofs of his failing Circulation of thcfe Golden Strc.nis, they run 
 Lands. | from the Country to the Manlll>dar<, am'/ fern them i:i- 
 
 A good Klafs of 'Wealth too, or a fat profitable Living ''ei-'Hy away, into the vaft Ocean oi" the M^ul't 'Lrea- 
 is a dangerous thing under thefe arbitrary Princes j 'tis (urics. 
 
 ten to one, if fome Fault bcn't difcovcr'd in rhe Condud I '^"d "ow after all this Difcourfe of the Country, and 
 of Uich a Perfon ; fome occalion ttaned for his remove, or the People ; before we leave it, we muft take a Ihoit 
 pretence found to purge him a little of his Superfluities. View of the Prince ind his Court, and the Cuftoms pc- 
 Rich Lands and Livings do often go away thus out of the culiar thereto. 
 
 Hands of thofe that arcplac'd in them, when the King i That this Monarch is to be rank'd amcngft the veryjf',''''' 
 finds they thrive there ; for what's good for the Subjeds, prcatelt of the Univerfe, will be granted without diffi.h"l;[,^' 
 is good for the Prince, and what makes them rich, won't culty, if we conlider how much Ground he is 1 ord of, 
 make him poor. land the vait Kichcs that Nature, Fortune, Policy, and 
 
 If any Man has a Jewel of confideraHc fize, beauty, l/ade, de all poi r in upon h m. The Diiiunlionsof his 
 or finencfs, he is obliged upon pain of Death to give No- Country arc conlidcr'd already ; and fome of tliolc Foun- 
 tice at Court, that the King may have the refi fal of it. '-lins of his Wealth touch'd 1 p. n too. Wc have fecn how 
 And there is hardly any valuable Stone in the whole Co' n 'he Policy i.f his Government contributes t'l hiserowthin 
 try, brt wh.it by means of this fevcre Law, comes into 'I'^s lelpect, lime that makes huii Maltcrof .ill the 'Liea- 
 his hands. He keeps Guard every-wherc, and has Spies furcs of hs richtft SubjeCls. 'Ir.idc a! ;o brings him in 
 upon all Mens Trade and Dealings, fo that 't's next to the Coin and Commixiities of foreign Nat.ons, and .ill 
 iaipoifiblc any thing Ihou'd fcape him. But then he isasab- Moneys that conic in heie, ate buried here, being nc cr 
 folute in his Bargains, as he is in everything elfe, and '"ffet'd to be carried out aga'n. Succefs and Fortune in 
 gves ji'.fV what he thinks fit ; and that is moft coir.munly ! his Wars, have ftill tnlarg'd his Treafurcs together with 
 
 about a third part of thcintrinfick value 
 
 jhis Territoiics ; his V:i!forii ">^ Arms carrying all before 
 
 Now this being the State of Affairs in the Country, the 'hem in ncc.m, am! ilie adjoynmg Coimtries, bring hm 
 Prince tluis arliitrary and rigorous in the cxercife cf a in all the Riches ci thofe parts ; and 'tis very wel; known, 
 lioundkfs Prerogative, thcfe two things do unavoidably that no part of the World is n.orc cxtnuacantb rich in 
 follow upon it. Firft of all, a deal of bafe fcrvile Flat-''he richclf of jewel.s, as well astf Mcds ( lamomisand 
 iciy in his Sul ieifts ; they admire his worft and fonlefl Gold), than ihatPortun of the bilitii' irt ncnt. /i.d 
 Adtioiis, praife i.isfillicft and moft impertinent Speeches; iwhatNatire ci nirilutes.is not kfs than •, of ihe forn<T. 
 he can neither do nor fay any thing, but what they'll trace No Country perhaps in the WorUi i,s n ( . . nobly er'.iowcJ 
 
 nc ca ... 
 
 out the Footftepf of fome excellent Vertue in. Another 
 Ccnfequcnce is, 1 hat all they that are in pood profitable 
 places, do live as falf as ever they can, while they arc in 
 them. They fpend freely, and enjoy thcmfchcs to the 
 utmoft height of their Incomes ; they know the Prince 
 takes all at la!t, and therefore endeavour to Ica-.c him as 
 Itt c as they can. As much as thev tiatrer andadorc h m, 
 they won't live meanly and fordidly for his lake : For to 
 what pnrpofe would it l>e to rake and fcrapc, to fa'c fo 
 n any Scr. ants Wages, or bate fo many Uiihes of Meat 
 at their Tables, and all to make up a bigger Purle fo- 
 him ? They had bcfcr by far take their Shares (as they 
 do, without mincinsT the matter), and fo religii the reft 
 when the\ cjn hold it no longer. To hoard and lay up 
 for a baniilv has fome Comfort int ; but to do it for a 
 covetous I'riixe, that will perhaps itarvc thofe that arc 
 left behind, is a vcvy dull and hcartlcfs Work, 
 TheNoliiliiy 1 he No: iliry in this Country liave their fc\eral diftin- 
 il riicir guilhingTitKs of Honour, as in other places. The irolt 
 fi'blime of all (compatible with the Condititnof a Sub- 
 tcdf), isthat of Sultan ; but this bekngs only to the King's 
 Sons : As his Dai'iditers have the 1 itlusof Suhai.a's. 'J he 
 next to this IS Nalwb, which may be as nnuh as Duke. 
 "1 hen Channa and Chan, a Lord . To which w. mav add 
 
 ftilO. 
 
 than his ; there's no where a more ferti'e luxi. riant Soil, 
 a happ cr State and Coidtiiutit.n of thctarth, than inthc 
 moft ccnf'derablc parts of his Don.imons. An<l bcl.dcs 
 that Frritfulmfs of it that more imnudiately fervcs ihe 
 Convcuiencies of Human life; there are few (if an\) 
 that f o bevond it, in all thofe Productions that anfwir 
 the cuds of Pomp and Ornament. '1 he I'ui.os i f Gold 
 and S. her that lie 1 nder Giound, are almolt iimuuicia- 
 Me and incxli.5uftible : And Jewels are Native, of ilis 
 Country too, as v ell as of thofe that the Fortune of War 
 has made tributar) lO it. 
 
 Biit to defceiki a little norc to particulars, andth.it 
 from the Accoiintsof his Kevtnucs, am! (thcrKiche.sth.it 
 are rcgiftred in the Caftlc of ^Ipi-. Tie Income cf his 
 Crown-Lands isreckon'd to amount to \c, Crous of Kou- 
 pics/id y/»/f/«w.'. Now every Crou is ico Leeks, aud 
 every Leek is 1 00000 Roupics ; and t.ikinj; the lowclt 
 value of a Roi pie at 1 f. cf tur Money, this comes to 1 
 Sum that will ci able a Man to live | r tty C( nifortably 111 
 the World, and keep a tuierably genteel and handliine 
 Table. 
 
 But then the 1 r.afures in Jewels and Mercy that 'ie 
 
 dead by hini, are no 1, Is fiTpr'ting tiian the li.-inrr : Me 
 
 as feven fair CiltUt that ar.' {C:u!.-.r'y dtti^nei to 1 e 
 
 pha p. XX)< 
 
 the Receptacle 
 
 is hardly knowi 
 
 Guardians of tli 
 
 So inanv Cn 
 
 foniany * fiatm 
 
 ViKt*' Pearl; thejewi 
 
 Liwn u f ! in-jps without n 
 
 Hf-Jewelsthataiei, 
 
 " pieces of Precu 
 
 Gold ; in Ihort a 
 
 for Elephants, ; 
 
 thcnaturi.'of the 
 
 anJt"deck'd w 
 
 parts. To reck 
 
 .tnd'.hcSumof t 
 
 of, a Man had 1 
 
 with the Keeper 
 
 * This Prince's 
 
 T.'it *'«*"' every wa\' propi 
 
 .iraJ.n«. ■When he goe: 
 
 for a Guard ; t 
 
 Grandee!,, his 
 
 the mighty tra'i 
 
 always couipofe 
 
 make up very ne 
 
 about his Perlon 
 
 to the niimlK-r 
 
 which, the mea 
 
 avcin the Gard.-i 
 
 reckon d 36000 
 
 ol' the Trtafiiry 
 
 Aftcrall ( as 1 
 
 "''■"'"l.formt the othei 
 
 ,„ k.p. ■• kq^' t'lere pai 1 1 
 
 Isubin. Sport and Plcaiu 
 
 There are '-^i 
 
 maintain'd foj; tl 
 
 UiJt arc fo^^.. am 
 
 Of B.alls wl 
 
 Dogs, Ounces, 
 
 ons, &c. But t 
 
 phants, of whici 
 
 of them particul 
 
 irccili'd fo bcca 
 
 Splendid Fi rniti 
 
 thst Tit'c witlit 
 
 Account 'tis niai 
 
 ces cannot be fmi 
 
 and numerous !■ 
 
 and Men will noi 
 
 hisUomeftick Ai 
 
 don't cheat him 
 
 within the Limit 
 
 the Women too ^ 
 
 ThisGivat Pi 
 
 to c.ich of whicl: 
 
 ploynicnt. Asfoi 
 
 tion ; Religion 
 
 he makes aftcrw; 
 
 the Salamcts ani 
 
 croi'd about hi: 
 
 Ceremony endi 
 
 rcpnlis himfclf t 
 
 ter Dinner isdiv 
 
 lick Sports, the i 
 
 three or four of 1 
 
 think of doing i 
 
 of State. But 't 
 
 his Wealth, and 
 
 whole mighty S 
 
 which are viiwei 
 
 tclwhiihhefees 
 
 Twelve-Month. 
 
 often reviewing 
 
 his Mov cables, t 
 
 but he would pp 
 
 He once nv.K 
 
 thoiifands of thr 
 
 and tinding 'tw; 
 
 that had the Cha 
 
 aliroli, lent him 
 
 iiotrnly lo,butco 
 
 Face, till he hat 
 
 v\'cnt for t, and \ 
 
 baHilh'd from C 
 
 very near crippi 
 
 Months travel, 
 
 Pro!)t cnoui;h h< 
 
 the Happmels, 1 
 
 with airi) thing ti 
 
 •"•iihtDjy. 
 
The MogulV Peafts, &C. 
 
 181 
 
 r a Gencril,Omfa 
 mander, and th» 
 Great Men in thii 
 r of Horfc wh ch 
 : highcft tuinibcr 
 n the whok' tm. 
 's and Ids, in pro. 
 King's Fa\our; 
 'iiimands twint^ 
 Onira, or innv 
 IS arc all coinpre.^^ ''» 
 n(ibd.irJ, tliat is,'^''' 
 they have all of 
 of the Re\cniicj 
 and fiifnifli out 
 Horfc. And by 
 got roeethcr 111 a 
 :cr • i hurry itui 
 /har proportion is 
 I't alio when' to 
 d ovitofhisl.ord- 
 
 lat of the Turks 
 Lands allotted te 
 ; (as thcfc b.dic.n 
 i.l ly < ut of thiir 
 CIS cf Horic rife 
 e in proporti( n ; 
 c laid to make it 
 ii.utn ; and tliufe 
 3n which account 
 11/ Manfibdars of 
 b in the whole 
 
 ic' Money in this 
 irttnt and nevcr- 
 rc'.nis, they run 
 iicV fn;ni thcmi:i. 
 i M giil'i 'I'rca- 
 
 ic Country, and 
 niift take a ftiort 
 the Ciillon.s pc- 
 
 ncngft the vcrvP'"'* 
 cd w:thoct difti-hiKv^ 
 I he is 1 ord of, 
 nc, Policy, and 
 Jmunlicnsof h:s 
 
 of tliolc Foiin- 
 
 have fccn how 
 
 " his firowth in 
 
 f all the 'Irca- 
 
 ) biiiigs h'ni in 
 sat. oils, and all 
 •re, being nc cr 
 
 and Fortune in 
 cs togctiicr with 
 •r\ing all before 
 irics, bring li.m 
 cry wd; known, 
 lacantb rich in 
 
 ( lamontisaiid 
 
 irr iicnt. / i,d 
 ot ihc forii IT. 
 ii(A>l\ ci-'.iowcd 
 :■ liixir'ant Soil, 
 nth, than in the 
 i. And bcl.dcs 
 atcly ferics the 
 IC few (if ,in\) 
 ir.s that anf«ir 
 
 Fui-.i:s ( f Gold 
 iiolt innumcrJ- 
 \.iti\c'. of ihs 
 l.'oniine of War 
 
 :iilars, and th.it 
 iherKichcsth.it 
 • liiconic cf his 
 Croiis of Koii- 
 00 J.ecks and 
 kin<; the lowcit 
 tl'.is coincs '.o a 
 
 CI oifort.ibly m 
 
 and handli.ire 
 
 Money that !ie 
 
 lie lii-mcr : Me 
 
 de!i[ncJ to le 
 
 die 
 
 the Receptacles of thein ; and wh.'.i thele voncain 
 is hardly known cxadly to any but hitnfelf and the 
 Guardians of them. 
 
 So inaiiv Crou,"-. of all forts of Cold and Silver Coin, 
 foniany * fiatnians .->f Diamonds, Einoraulds, Rubies and 
 s« ibt Pearl; the Jewels of tin. Ivf. \ali;ible kinds, Ijing by in 
 iimin u n hijaps without number or meafure. Then his Pearls and 
 1^"''°"'"' Jewels that arc inChains andRcpes, Cups form'doutoffol'd 
 '' ' pieces of Precious Stone, Di(hcs,Barons,iVakersof malfic 
 Gold; in Ihort .ill ftrtsof Furnif re foia Palace,forHorlt\i 
 
 ! for Elephants, and for Men; e.thir all entire, orasfavas 
 
 ' the nature of the thing will admit, of the pmelt Gold, 
 
 anJb"deck'd with the fincl'i: Gems of lii.ii t ?nd oiher 
 parts. To reckon up aMihe \'aiieiics of his coftly thinp, 
 .tnd the Sum of that \ alt Mafs of W'ea'th he is polfeiied 
 of, a Man h.id need viGttht levcn Caltles, and be 111 fee 
 with the Keepers foralightof all. 
 This Prince's Attendance is very Iari;e and (lately, and 
 
 I'll *(«"'' every wav proportionable to the rett of his Grcatiiefi. 
 
 iraJincc- ^),cn he goes a Progrefs there is a 1 00000 Souldiers 
 for a Guard ; then all the Slaves and Servants of the 
 Gr.iiulecs, his own infcriourOiScers and Waiters, with 
 the mighty tra'ii of Attendants on his 'Women (which 
 alwayscoiiipofea pare of the I.esktr] all put together 
 ni.ikcup\eiy neariooooo.TlieGuardrhatis immediately 
 about his Perfon, are a fort of Horfe-mcn call'J Hadd.cs, 
 tothe numUr of about five or fix thoufand; bclidcs 
 which, the meaiieft of his Houlhold Servants, thofeihat 
 aicintlic Gard.ns, Kitchin, Stables, an I Armorie, are 
 rcckoiid ^6000; and they have their Monthly Pay out 
 of the 1 rcafiiry from three to ten Kupies a piece. 
 
 .'dterall ( as a part of the Court too } we ought not to 
 
 "I '"''■■* forget the other Animals that bchmg to it, which are 
 
 ''"y'pl' ,. kept there paniy fur Ufe and Service, and partly for 
 
 %M b in. Sport and Plcaiure. 
 
 There are '-■me thoiifands of Cnging Birds, that are 
 maimain'd fw the fake of their Mulick ; and as many 
 that arc fory., anic and Prey. 
 
 Of B.alls -wild and taine, there arc Deer, Buffalos, 
 Dog', OuiKcs Camels, Dromedaries, Elephants, Li- 
 ons, &c. liut the molt rvmariiablc of all arc his Ele- 
 phants, of which he keeps feveral 1 hcufaiids, but 300 
 of them particularly areilii'd the Royal Elephants; they 
 irccali'd fo Iwcaufc the King rides upon them, but their 
 Splendid Fi rniturc and Nooie Feeding would give thrm 
 that Tit'c witlio.t the other Realoii. Now from this 
 Account 'tis manifelt that the Ci.'iit KU^ui's daily expen- 
 cescannot be fmall and iiiconliderablc. Here is a l.irge j 
 and numerous Family; and fo many Bellies of Bealls 
 and Men will not be tilled with a litr'.c. And therefore if 
 hisDomeftick Accounts be fairly ll.ited, and the Officers 
 don't che.it him in their long Bills, he fpcnds every Day 
 within the Limits of h s Co'iit ( taking in the Seraglio of 
 the Women too) theSiin of 80000 Kupies. 
 
 This Givai Prince di\ides his Day into feveral parts, 
 to each of which he allots its peculiar huliiicfs and Em- 
 ployment. As foon as the Day breaks he rifcs to iheDcvo- 
 tion ; Religion ish'S Breakfilt. whaic er impure Meals 
 he makes afterwards. After this he goes forth to receive 
 the Salarrcts and Good Morrows of tlic People, that 
 croi'd .ibout ins Lodginps in vaft multitudes; which 
 Ceremony ended he n tires into a Dormitory, and 
 rcpnks himfelf till his dining time comes. His time af- 
 ter Dinner is divided between his Women and his pub- 
 lick .Sports, the one or lx)th of which entertains Irm till 
 three orfour of the Clock; at which time he begins to 
 think of doing Bulincfs and obeying the Call of Affairs 
 of State. But'tisa part of liis da'ly worktno to furvey 
 hisWca'th, .ind tumble over all his rich th ngs. His 
 whole mighty Stuck is divided into 360 parts, each of 
 whichare vii wed by him intheir order, .ind fo that par- 
 cel whiih he fees to Day, he fees not again till th s time 
 Twelve-Month. Si'liiu Sh:t was fo exa^l at this, aiui by 
 often reviewing had gotten fo perfccT: a Knowledge of all 
 his Moveables, that the lealttntle could iwt be wanting, 
 but he would prefentiy hnd out ihe 1 ofs. 
 
 He (.nee nrlVd a little C'jVm Cup (amongft all the 
 thoiifands of that furt of Utenfils ihar he had byliim) 
 and linding 'twas broke, he cail'd for the Noble-inaii 
 that had the Charge on't,and having drubb'd him rod .itli 
 aliroU, lent him away into C/'.</ 1 to lor k another. And 
 noti nlylOjbiitcomniandcdhim revertoprefumeto fee h;s 
 Face, till he had found out the f How out, wherever he 
 went fort, and whaicvcr it colt hi"i Here was a Man 
 KiBilh'd from Court, deprr. d of h s Prince's Favour, 
 very near crippled, and engaged in fourteen or ht'teen 
 Months tr.ivel, and all for a C'/.i Cup; a pla'n 
 Proof crouth how little thel'e liaui ft Wonaiches \aluv 
 the Happ nels. Life or Limbs 01 a,\laii, in cunipanlon 
 with aay thing that plcafes their own iinr.afoiiuble Hu- 
 
 mour. After publick Bufinefs, the Mogul fills up hii 
 Day, partly with Devotion, and partly with Sports and 
 Entertainments. He Prays, and Drinks, fees his Ele- 
 phants fight, looks over his Bcafts wild and tame, and 
 makes up the miinbcr hiinfelf. He pours in gcoil Li- 
 quors, and chaws Opium till the World runs round with 
 him apace, and then Jiclaysand docs a multitude of fine 
 things, which arc all recorded b\ the Scribes tli.it fit a- 
 Iwut him. Thefe Pen-men put down cveiy thin; that is 
 aAcdorfpokenbyhim, drunk or fober ; all hisVilitsto 
 
 his Women, and even thofe to the Ncccflary are 
 
 fet down ; a noble piece of Chronology, a very fwei t 
 and cleanly Hiltory ! But fuch is the Ciiflom of th» 
 Country, and thele Wm« Monarchs will h.ive thei- 
 Livesexaclly written ; and 'tis pity but they fhould, lince 
 they are fo fond of it ; tlio' the fucceeding Princ-s will 
 hardly want the Ei.amplesof thofe that went before them, 
 to inftigatc them to the pradice of feveral of thofe ihin.'s 
 that are recorded. "^ 
 
 There are two Fcafts cfpccially, which this Prince and f„a> cb. 
 Court obferve with very gieat Solemnity; the one at the fervcJ »irh 
 coming in of the New Year, which lafts about 1 8 Days 'ii' 8'""'* 
 thro- all which time the Coirt appiars in it> i.tmott S,T''-' " 
 Splendour and Glory. 
 
 In fome fpacious open place there's a Tent pitched, 
 which with the Screens that .ire rais'd about it, takes up 
 at leaft two Acres in Compafs. How wonderful this 
 Tent is both infidc and outlide for Beauty and Riches, 'tis 
 '"'**'" to pretend to defcrilie ; 'tis enough to fay 'tis fur- That of ili« 
 nilhcd rhat Day forthe extraordinaryEntertaininentof the N'^w-lf"^- 
 I'.'rfitAA'f^w/ Round about ihisfand the Appurtenancesof :t) 
 are pitcl,'d the Tents of the Grandees, which take up five 
 or fix Acres more, and altogether caft fuch a dazling 
 luftre, thata Man would almoftexped to findceleltial In- 
 habitants inManfions loBright andGlorious,tho' one quar- 
 ter of an Hours Itay in their Company, would make 
 him that thought fo, fenlUile of his Miftake. Hea- the 
 King rovcsabout from on? Tent to another, guided only 
 by Appetite, Lult, and Pleafurc ; he finds in every one 
 of them Sumpci'ous Feafting, and Noble Prefeirs 
 which every Noble-man makes him upon this Occalion' 
 u u '"^'■"« that all his Gif:s are praifed, ind valued, 
 that he mav Know in what proponicn to return to the 
 Makers of them ; yet his Appraii'ers, who know his 
 .Avari lous Humour, ft all at half R,ites, fo that inftead 
 of rewarding like a King, he fqueezes by th'S means a 
 vaft dealof Wealth r.utof hs Nobility 
 
 ; I 
 
 |1'' 
 
 'm 
 
 li 
 
 The fecond f.-lemn fealt is that'of his Birth-day, Th« of hit 
 ifter the former, and is ^'"''■''')'- 
 
 HillifiDd 
 
 wh'ch comes uboitt four Months a.... ...^ 
 
 obfervcdw h as much Stne and Pomp. But th s is a 
 more chargeab'e time to the No'iles than tlic former • 
 tor now their Prefonts arc doubcd, being made to the 
 King and his M-, -her too, and ilu-n they have no recom- 
 pencc neither. ThcRoa! PtIc is fait tied up, and the 
 Soil they callihcir S.tJ nto fwallrwsi pal!, and returns 
 no crop. Butthe Prince is rhantable to ihe Poor .11 tlus 
 time,and this is a cheaper Vernr thiu Liberality ; 'tisea- 
 fierto give.in Alms to aB.ggar, th.m a truh Royal 
 Largcfs to a Man of Figmv an I rji alitv. Now his CHia- 
 rity tothePoor isihi'smcafur'd out by the he'p of the 
 Balance. 'Ihue'.s aver, large pair of Golden Scaks 
 provided, 111 one ot wh tli hj lits himfdf, and the other 
 ^ fill'd withGo;. , Siber, foiupre Jots Stones, but more 
 Corn and Grain than Jewe's bv l.ir. This is all he.ip'd in 
 tdl hisBodMsexaftly Pallauc'd, and thenthe Sum is di- 
 vided amongft the Poor. N>.w perhaps here is fome- 
 nmt^s the value of .ooriar(o pound; but then his 
 Prelentsfrom thf Nobility amo- nt to ten times a- much • 
 lothattolpcakthc'l ruch, itisnotf'o much his Chavit\ ,is 
 theirs, 'tis the Nobilitv and not the Prince that arc .it the 
 Charge of filling the Po.kcts of the Poor that Day 
 However 'tis plain, that a Pr.ii.er.f alnlty, thriving lub.t 
 (ifLody, is a conlidoi-ab'e IJledin.T to the Poor of this 
 Countrv. 'Tis no matter what his Head is, orany thing 
 elle that's in't ; Brains weigh bi t light, and fine Politicks 
 will do little good in a Scale; 'tis a lar.'c Be'.ly, and huge 
 mailie Bones well cloaih.'d with Fluh that are the I elt 
 <lutilifications of a Prm.e, for thff.- Charic -P.-ople. 
 How much they are concern.d to pra for his Heath i> 
 ealie to imagine, and whit a prejudice a C -iifuinption 
 would be to them, as well .is li)am'er 10 hnifelf. Th s 
 Prince IS lure of h's IVor Subjects Good Wmies in this 
 Kelp.-d, which is better 'han ih.- cafe of I'ome others 111 
 the World, who are fo little loved as to have none upon 
 any Account 
 
 'Lis needlcfs to ent.T into any particular DTcourfe of 
 the many Itarely Tif,es the ,\; 'lu alfuniestolii nielf, and 
 the cre.it Names h; calls himfelf bv. "I'ls eiio eh to 
 lay that the Licit part of the Habitab'i- World is his, in 
 his ov,ii iuiaginat.on. And therefore he has no goid O- 
 
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 pinion of, nor no kindnefs for the Geography of the 
 Wcftcrn World, that pi\ cs htm no more compafs upon 
 the Globe. He fccm'd to be a iphtily difappoinred at 
 the profpctfl of his own Country, which Sir Thonns l^vt 
 fticwcd hinnn Merator'sM^^i ; he found it too narrow 
 abundantly to anfwer hisown prcatldca of it.and therefore 
 ga\ e back the Book apain ' tho"tvvas prcfcnrcd him) as 
 aM;; , Tronted at the riuicntfsof the Gcopraphcf, that 
 had allowed him fo little room. Me told the Enibalia- 
 dour he did no"; uiidcritand that Ikxjk, and therefore 
 fincc he did, and valued it too, he would not rob him of 
 fuch a Jewel ; but the main thinp was, that the World 
 was not made according to his fancy. The Chinrfe will 
 have their Country iti the very middle of the Globe, and 
 the M f.v/will have his all over it ; and lo to compliment 
 thefe l*cople, we mull make a ;ie\v fort of a World, 
 which will Ik as abfolutcly imaginary as that in the 
 Moon. But this Prince moft of all Pride- himfelf in the 
 Titleof r.()«L'r/,:«fj Succeflbur, upon the fcore of whofe 
 Conquclls, he calls himfelf ibmctmies ( as the I'ltrtan do 
 I'ttmcrUne ) the Lord of the Lonicrs, and Conquerour of 
 
 the Lniverfc. And upon this account it was, that when 
 the W Turk s EmbalTadour had an Aiid.eiue of I cave 
 ask d him what Meirige he (hould carry to ),is Mailer •' 
 1 ell him (fays the JMf.£;,/) that he js my SLive. for mv 
 Ancellor Trwfi/rtHf carried his in Chains. Tlicre was 
 Pride and Rudcnels enough in this Anfwer; but had the 
 Th> Allien a little nearer hiin with loocov i.uii^nris he 
 mult have given civiUcr and fofter Language. Sc'r,„„ 
 the hrfV, at the head of tliofe brave Troops, that beat 
 the %v»/MH M.tmAlukc!, would not have taken fuch » 
 Meflage from huTi ; weknow he carried an Army into 
 Perfi.t, and upon luch an AHront, "ti-. probabl.-, might 
 have vKited l„Ma too ; wh.;h had he done, tl.cre's no 
 doubt but th.at old ftam upon the Honour of the Ottor.Mn 
 Houle would have been wip'd off, and r-.?ii.i lanes For- 
 tuncrcverfed. 
 
 But as for this Princes deriving his Pedigree from T,r. 
 
 mtdiw, it appears to be a dark and doubtful thing- he 
 
 I has not made It out clearly to the World, and the Jll Un- 
 
 derftanding between the T-i/Mf J and him, is no great lien 
 
 of fuch a Relation. * 
 
 Chap. XX XII. 
 
 The fifth Voyage Jet out upon the fo'tnt --'Stocky of the Faft-Tndia 
 Company, wtth the follomng Ships j the James Royal of 
 looo Im, the Anne Royal of 900, ^A^ New-Years Gift 
 of 800, the Bull of 400, the Bee of J 50 Niartin 
 Pring Chief Commander: Taken out of hii and fome of the 
 Majlers fournah. 
 
 Vtfik.a.D. 
 
 I6li. 
 
 1617. 
 Toiiudocj, 
 
 Water very 
 • biic 
 
 WE fet fail all together out of the 
 Dcvoiis being (if Wind and Weather 
 gave leave ) to keep Company as far 
 asthcCoaftof Indie. In thisCourfe 
 ha\ ing made the I at. of 6 Degr. or thereabouts, the 
 rufflinc Torriu..ocs began to cxercifc us ; and we were 
 e'en ready to pal's the Line, and ftcp nut into the other 
 Hemilpherc, before we got out of the reach of thofc 
 furious Blalls; in joMin. N. L. ihcy were quicr, and 
 we heard no more of thcui. Bi t the Fogs and dark 
 Vc.itlict fome time after did us th,u mifchicf which all 
 the tcrril)le Winds had not done, in '.oliug us the Com- 
 pany of our Adiiirnl and Via-Adtiuin., and obliging us to 
 go on towards hidin by our felvcs. 
 
 "Twas no fmall matter of Wonder tcus ;n:hc \v,-,y to lee 
 ihcStaall about us appear p.-Je and white.witlioiit any vi- 
 fi'.'ic caufe of fuch an Alteration ; oneniighthaieiniagiu'd 
 the /y.V/if J at that time, a \ aft great Chcdc-va!, and the 
 Ship to have been failing in Whey inltc.-id cf Salt-V^'ntcr. 
 it carried fuch a milky appearance along with it. T he 
 Air .-,nd Skic ac the iame tin-c 'ook'd v\'hire and hazv, 
 wirhcutdoubitheeti'cCiof the Relk'iilions from the Sur- 
 face of thcWaicr fodifpos'd and tolour'd. 
 
 Wc had p.-ilVd the C)»Mv? 1 (land'; before we were cn- 
 tcrta'u'd w I'll this Phcncmciiou, and tlie fau'.e Day that 
 vvcfawthis.it Night, v\e n.ade r.t noon 4 l)cj'r.,v4Min. 
 S.I at. and as near as we could reckon lilX-^r. 5 iMin. 
 I on. which is all we can fay towards the i)etcripti;-n of 
 that part of the Globe where it .happened, we being then 
 outin theop:nSca. It contmucd thus the ffsce of the E- 
 vcniiiR and the whoIcNight.and we could Itnd 110 gio;uid 
 nor liottom where we had thisihnnge oi Water. We 
 oblervedtoothatit held on and cominued with a Cur- 
 rent that then aifedcd its, and as we went out of that 10- 
 tfimiir] lou-'d Water, we went out of ihcPower ut the Current 
 too ; the Current therefore was fome way or other 
 ( probably ) concerned in it, liut how or which was, ii 
 not of lo cafie a Determination. 
 
 The Monfon that now walkd audl'iK'nt ap.tce, would 
 not allow us to call at Seo/o.,;, which therefore we pafs'd 
 anil maele the beft haft wc could ti Su'Ht. Yet we found 
 tim.jtodo fair leUcs a Kindiitrs by the way, and a 
 piece of Scr\icetotheG/vr/ hip^ol ; the former in taking 
 a i'in!i'''try • Prize laden with Elephants Teeth, and tlie 
 latter b) faving a Noble Ship belonging to the Qiiecii 
 Moie, of J;..(iV, from two Men ot War of 01 r own 
 Nation thnt puiie.ed her. She had a rich lading of Silver 
 (at kaft l9Tun, loinc lay vaftly more) which we fe- 
 
 »*«"A 
 
 fur'd her in tlie polfeiHon of, by putting an end to thi* 
 Cliale and bringmg her (together with loth her Pur- 
 fucrs ) fafe into Swally Road. 
 .-^'..''■''.'^ "Ot been here long before our .-Idm!,^! and „ , 
 I ICC. Admnnl came m too, fo that now all Fears were va-r'n'-* 
 mm d on both fides. ;„ j,;j' 
 
 A good quantity of Coral of our own britipine and "',•■ 
 Elephants Teeth out of the V,r.,^uc^c I'ri.c ^vefc"n;ick,y *' 
 laniicdand fentuptoV/.c.if, in order to begin the Trade- 
 .'Ind now there came to ati Anchor at the Bar 20 Sa'l of 
 FngatsframfV.., being fc-rt by the Vice-roy to' rantc 
 the Conft, and make Inme Difcoveries of us and fo 'lu 
 goon torC.rWry.i, to waft the r,»^:.'/r.. 
 
 They did notr.tier t.) make the lealt attempt upon u. .-c„. 
 fo that wc proceeded in ih.' I^indi-g of our Comn-o' 
 ditics. Coral, Elephants Teeth, Ciorh, Tin, W^ne an I 
 Strong Wareis, together with t!-,e whole Carco of 
 Prelents. " 
 
 This Month our Ship the Bee was difpa-cli'd for ',/,,„., 
 up->n the Coaft of I'cfi, ■ ih,, .arned fome MercliantJ ' ^"'•■ 
 a/ ng with her. who were there to belauded with their li,;". 
 \\ aies riucl lo go up intoihc Counrry as ftr as A /,•;.• //•'«„ ■-■';;; 
 A way hadbcenopened into thisCountrv before, ati'd^ thj ' 
 Coi:ntr\ h.id prccur'd the King of Pf-,. ."s Firriaiis f r 
 liberty ol Trade at that place or any other in hisDonii 
 nions. 
 
 When (he cimc back from J.-/^„f.r, n.,. r-ave us this \c 
 count (.f her V OS .age. That the Governoir i;ave them 
 a very kind Welcome, and carried it in' all r-uiis 
 contormablv to the purport and tenour of his M„ieis 
 Firn-an. 1 h.it the Merchants h.i.l a rerv fee and qin.c 
 Padnpe wherever till y went, and piofpcd orm.ik:>m lo 
 good I ufinels of it m tmic at M^ulhn, that thev fcli'cv'd 
 It v\oiil,l turn to as much Account there as in any place in 
 ItiiUn it felf ' ' 
 
 Water wascxtrcamly fi-arce aK.ur 7-,/.-»« ; ihcv hid 
 none bur what the Clouds lupplied them with, and \\y.(c 
 Supplies I aine eiovwi bir. ver> (eldotn neither. 
 
 :j''".».; > isthe tune in whlchihey lay m a Itock for th- 
 whok' Uiceeeding Year ; then they fill all their Cifterrs 
 and Cellars, and arc as bulie with their \\'at;'r, as lontc 
 aie with their Wmc at the time of vimagc. In that Mon-h 
 it rams cooftantly tor a Week or more without imer- 
 midioii, ai«l perhaps a little in Dccemi>,r, but their mvii 
 depcnd.ince is on the ?.«/„,»> Showers, in whiih iliey 
 have their fttned Allowance, and that mcafure of iJi s 
 Grand NeceJhtyot lift, which a Wife Providence fes 
 couvement for tlt-tii. But hayuiij it thus but once a 
 
 Ycjr, 
 
 Mfiii 
 b) t'-ll'. 
 
 
 Ite-fit of 
 
 f,.l-.t Jl 
 
 ' ik Sbipi 
 
 Year, they arc 
 of its foulncfs, 
 it, which .after 
 lioubtcdly ver; 
 l-een usd to bcl 
 tn.keup with til 
 l|ccl»,ihatour t 
 ntic it before tl 
 niodiiy in the 
 1 un.Jii/'/"" ha 
 ftrcain, but it f 
 odier times thr( 
 FilhcrTown ,ail 
 and 10 D>Bv. 4 
 the v.ir.to be it 
 the Sum of the* 
 the 'J.if/iiio Voy 
 She being coi 
 miial was !cnt a 
 from Stf.ih Roa 
 way wc came i 
 lieing 17 Sail, 
 ,.^.i). Gallics of Co.u 
 
 ■.'■■I fr>m ^"'"'"^'' ' '"'"''' 
 
 j',',,',, us beyond our pi 
 
 i,..n, skir- uiglo, they we 
 
 "J^^i'^their Velfels, an 
 
 thiuiiSOvcrlxiar- 
 
 As we cnaltcd 
 
 Boatioilelirca( 
 
 of reach to rittei 
 
 We came to .1 
 
 goodRcfielhincii 
 
 frelh Water, wh 
 
 Fur the Inb';li 
 
 rood, apcrfdii 
 
 fcem to va^J.e i 
 
 .„„„.,, held bv.^Yl 
 
 wriiw.y force eilougli tc 
 
 ■ f >:"»'•■;'• Proof of inthei 
 
 ,t\:™r had made the G 
 
 •)t,!i"""' 70 Rials of Eig 
 
 '■ '^','.. i"?) which he v 
 
 n-,i:i.i'' p'cAs'd. But tn 
 
 n.iii!, '']i it' polfiblc to mc 
 
 if'^ii''^ Fnrcc of fever c 
 
 !,i,''.i, t'm;n the Sprin 
 
 Kj '■ .;" wtiiih wc Itvoiih 
 
 ' „■ iL' i''e had guarde 
 
 J, ,, Cnnuition to ma 
 
 the viol; nee of 
 
 ihi< v.'.is d'.nc p; 
 
 of ilic liidi/:h] ir 
 
 •■r, trick- tliat a 
 
 F^iftcrn Coi ntr 
 
 When we c 
 
 Diflercncc arift 
 
 and the great 
 
 The Right of th 
 
 lide, .mil tiic I'.i. 
 
 to i-]uaTel upon 
 
 was, that the O 
 
 ..t'jrpfMen, the Capts 
 
 ■'■ order to bring 
 
 \iolent Courfes 
 
 with fuch ihuHii 
 
 to liil mitto all 
 
 piiK'ceiling w.t< 
 
 provoked him tt 
 
 i.il'able of beii 
 
 lemper. ivf:(ii 
 
 Irileed 111 |ullilic 
 
 all that could 1 
 
 f'imalottcr of t 
 
 doing us jiifti 
 
 Word to pcrfori: 
 
 fiMul of an S.>pp 
 
 thlni; in order to 
 
 Wc left thofc 
 
 ' i^initr. diat we found 1 
 
 Av-'mi'nt }lf(.;trf!. The F- 
 
 cHeift. I hat w 
 per A'lr,. for the 
 tation of all m,' 
 for n piece of Gr 
 Faid.iry upon. 
 
 By Letter, cor 
 notice of I he liar- 
 ilie Duuh; thi^ 
 
 V^ 
 
 •■Jkt. 
 
as, that when 
 :iuc of Leave, 
 o Jiis Mailer : 
 Slave, for my 
 !. Tlicrc was 
 ; but had the 
 'J.uii:(iirics, he 
 UUlRC. Sdyiini 
 ops, th.it tx-at 
 ' taken fiurh a 
 ail Army into 
 robablf, might 
 lie, tlierc's no 
 of the Ottomait 
 '■.m:r!nnes For- 
 
 ligrcc from Tn. 
 >tful thing ; he 
 id the IllUn- 
 is no great lijn 
 
 1-Tndia 
 
 .oyal of 
 
 lis Gift 
 
 N I art in 
 
 e] of the 
 
 ail end to th« 
 loth iter Pur- 
 
 \f .'liimiiAl aiid^|,,,,ji. 
 Fears were va-rm,,-,; 
 
 in ill.,; 
 
 br'.uping, and";,!, 
 c were ijiiif kly 
 .'gin tiic Fr.ido. 
 Kar 2o Sail of 
 -roy to rante 
 us and fo tu 
 
 tcnii't upon u^Hint 
 our ConiM'.r- 
 11, Wine, and 
 jIc Cargo of 
 
 I'd for y.i/,;u!-t, 
 nie Mcrcliants ^;""„ 
 Jed with their \>i,,;", 
 ,^r as A ;,i:; (/,'?«„. ■•.:;« 
 
 tore, and ihj 
 
 i Fin'iatis fr 
 
 in his Domi- 
 
 ve lis thi.s Ac- 
 
 1- i;ave them 
 in all p, ints 
 of his MaUcis 
 f'cc and quia 
 
 cl iii.ik'ng 1.1 
 tthey iTli'ev'a 
 n any plaet in 
 
 ; ilicyli.ul 
 itii, and 'ilr le 
 -•r. 
 
 Itoek for ill.' 
 
 their Ciderr.s 
 at;'r, as lbn;c 
 Iniliat Month 
 iviihout iiii.r- 
 ni their ni.iiii 
 II uhiih iluy 
 (Mill re of ill -■ 
 ru\ ii'eiii:e Ua 
 i but onic .1 
 
 :hap. XXXI L Agreement at Jacatra for Trade, &C. 
 
 Voir rl:pv arcfbrc'd to drinic it with all ihc Advantages keep Life knd .Soul tbtcthtr, artd upoi 
 
 l§3 
 
 • Ifiil 
 
 '<.,: :.■! f'^' 
 
 Ifli'd. 
 
 ntagcs 
 oVitsfoulncfs, rank tallc, .ind fomt times Worms bred in 
 it, whichafierfo long keeping is not ttrange, rho' un- 
 lioiibtcdly vcrydifagrccable.cfpecially tothofe who have 
 t^een us'd to belter Liquors in other pl.it cs and are forc'd to 
 mKc up with that at y<i/.yHrj.'l'wa5 fo bad in all thcfe Re- 
 ii ccU.diatour Men were forc'd to take fome coiirfe to pu- 
 rilic il I cforc thev could drink it.andvet'tisa good Com- 
 iiiodiiy in thcConntry, and goes off forfourShillingsa 
 'IwnJjAliiiic! has a fair Bay belonging to it ; there runs no 
 fticaiii, but it Hows a Farhotn with the Spring, apd at 
 Other tunes three or four Foot. I hey ol fervcd a little 
 FilhcrTiiuii .idjoining, ro be in 2t,l>gr. n Mi"- N. L 
 audio D.er. 40 Min. I.on. from the Cape of Diu, and 
 the V.1T. to IJc 19 Dogr. 10 .Min.from N. to Well. 'I'his is 
 the Sum of :h(^ Account the Bee gave us at her return from 
 the J^lijMi Voyage. 
 
 She being come back, the /fiiw * \-i.tl our Virc-Ad- 
 niiral was lent away for the l{rrl-'\et^, and we all fcf out 
 from Virii^v Ro.id for /{-!««<;>« and other pans. By the 
 way we came in fight of the I'orn.'p/ir^f Mohiccit Fleer, 
 I,;' lieing 17 Sad, Merchant-Men and Men of War, and 
 .i-"' Gallics of (;n.(. We exchanged a few Guni with one 
 .inothcr ; but they quickly grew weary and got away fioin 
 us beyond mir purhiir, and to make tlie inoiehalt in do-j 
 Lfx '•k''- nig To, ihey were obliged in part to unlade fome of 
 iiiiAin'il«,(,^.if Veifels, andthriiw Chells, Boxes, and other heivy 
 ^''"•*"" things over Ixiard. 
 
 As werrialtcd along by Crlcrnr, the Sjtn-.'fhi fent olF a 
 B().ittoile(irca("<infi.rcii(C,bur we were gone too far out 
 of reach to nttend him .'it that time. 
 
 We c.iinc to an .Anchor in H' innim Bay, a placr ol 
 poodRcfieftmciit forHeiis.Coi oes,( inats,Filli,and excellent 
 frelh Water, which comes clear ami pure out of a Rock. 
 
 Purthc Inhabitants are as bad as their Ponilions arc 
 mxl, aperfdious, impoling, unfaithful People, who 
 fcciti to va7rf no Promiles nor Contr-nlh, nor will be 
 held by.-^C/ Bonds if they have an opportunity and 
 »rtiw<^ force ep,ong)i to break them. This we had fuflicient 
 f w"":'' Proof of in their dealing with us; for at our coming wc 
 *^".'.*!i" had made the Govcrnour a conliderable Prefent, befides 
 J', ».««", 70 Rials of Eight in dry Money for liberty of W.iter- 
 1. -' - j-j^ wli ch lie very fairly promis'd .and fecm'd as well 
 '^.!,.j'' r''-as"d. But tiulvlicing fccure of his pay, and rtfolvcd 
 »jd!, *i- it' po'.fible to mend iiimfelt ftill, he came down with a 
 ;lt,,l,v.i;;.''Opf,ffP of lever or eight hundred Men to drive us aw.iy 
 T, r- u, tion the Spring, demanding tiKirc Money, without 
 •irj !■ .;" vvhiih we Itinnld have no Water. Jnit as it happened 
 wc h.id imar.ied :!ie Spring pretty well, and were in a 
 rnntiition tc. maintain the work wc were about, againft 
 the violence 'if this rude and iiniull (lovernour ; and 
 thii: v.'.^s d' ne partly for fe.ir of any per.iiliiius Praol c .s 
 of ilie [ihhr.vi inpciiloning orotherways abuline the Wa- 
 ter, trick* that a Man is always to be aware of in ilicfi. 
 F.ifteiii Cot ntrics. 
 
 When we came to B.tiit.jw, wc found an unhappy 
 DitVerencc arifcii between one of our Eii^lip^ Captains 
 and the great 1V«^/ in or Proteclor cf the Kingdom. 
 The Rijiht of the Canfe certainly lay oa the Captain's 
 lide, .tnd tiie I'Aiigr/in was unjull and partial in prctcndini 
 to quarrel upon thole Terms that ho did. The Bulinels 
 was, that the Chlncfi being pretty ilccph' in debt to our 
 fMen, the Captain had arrelted one of their Junks, in 
 •iiikr to bring them to make payment, which fort of 
 \i(ilent C(nirfes a Man cannot lomctimes avoid taking 
 with fuch ihuHing Pi'"ple as they ar., unlefs he ivfolves 
 toliilmitto .all their Knaveries. But this Method of 
 prtKcciling was highly difplealing 10 the I'nugraii, and 
 provoked him to that degree, th.it lu- lecm'd utterly un- 
 tapable of being peifwaded and argued into a better 
 Ifmper, ivfidii.g to hear wli.u was to be le.ifonably al- 
 Icileed'.ii )\i(lilicati<Mi of the Fai'l ; and tlio" wc laboui'd 
 all that ccnld be to comiiole ihc Matter, and made a 
 f ivnalotier of rcdehveiing ihc |iiiik upon condition of 
 lining us jiilHce ( winch at lirlt he alfo pafs'd his 
 
 f(..>lt of 
 
 y.:fl 
 th; Stiip" 
 
 
 .. pon c\ cry Report of 
 
 the coming of any of our Ships, they were prcfcntlr 
 
 laid in Irons. ' s 
 
 But we had not long after the comfortable Tidings of 
 the fuddcncoming of a Remedy to curcthofe Difordersiii 
 a Fleet of fix good liiigli/h S\v\ii, under the Command of "**''' 
 Sir fV'o. I)t:k. 
 
 Our Bufinefs difpatch'd icj^r-'frii, we went ha.ck a- 
 gain to BttniAin. Fiaving fpent liime little titrie here, the 
 cipeded Fleer came froin Kwf '^ ;./, which together with 
 ours and fome others that were here at the fame time, ,v.^,„^ 
 made in all to the nnm'xr of thirteen lirave .Sail. .And 
 iiillcadof that it bad been fourteen, li.id not the brave 
 <H", the Admiral of this new-come Fleet mifcarricd by Tin- .s>"f->< 
 the way. Sl»- was wreck'd at the llland I'.tiyntw, a good mial/ton 
 part of herC; inpany drown'd, and oihers "murdcr'd a- 
 (hoar by the barhi-O'S Inllabitants of that llland, and 
 the rclt brought in a very miferable condition to the 
 I'lcer. It beiii", certain that the Di'ich and we wen* 
 Ihorily to liic ide '.ur Qiiarrcl by a Fight,wc had anviiglt 
 other Pnp.ii. -tons m.-"dc for it, th.it necelfary one of a 
 Dayof I-:illinp, and Pr.iyer, ItrlOtly obferved thro' the 
 whole Fieri ; ;-.,.,i |"or a prelude to the fucceedinq Adion, ,, ^ ,„j,^ 
 we quickly af'er took a tonMcrable Ship of theirs. '""" " 
 Bull he /;./!,. lying wirli their Fleet now about .y-iv.-.-.r, 
 n ''.isrcl.il'.fd III a Council f,f War, th.it a part of our-; 
 Inoiil.l l.jnl.with fail thitherin o^.R-r to the Inating them 
 iway. Accordiigly wc wenfon w.tli eleven fail, arj 
 .line to an An.lior bv //-.-.'s- llland, the O.tucn Ships be 
 ing at the lame time within light 111 the Bay of j.-e;;iv. 
 And till)' wt Were now fo near one an'nh-Tv yet wc could 
 not oilier matters l() as to bring it to a I'atrlc inmiediate- 
 ly; ihe/Jwi/i by their ll.ilting and winding about, plain- 
 ly dilco'criiigilicy had no great mind to eng.ige, aiul w« 
 werel. inamannertopurfue ilieiii, before we could 
 obtain the end we came for. 
 
 However at lait we came np with them, and the Ad- 
 miral k'gan the Fight wUh theirs, our Mmn .Ind their Sm;, n,jrrit.V r, 
 ihertit coming on in their order; Tlie Fight continued ruu.r. w|„!^' 
 for 3 Hours, in which time wc fpent 1 loo great Shot up- "'"= ''"" i"* 
 on them, and fo left tlinn for th.it Night. And in lT;ort ^X'/^";;^ 
 they order'd their bulinefs fo, that wc left, them for alto- «n. * 
 .Hcihcr; for they made all the Sail thi^y could before 
 us, and we had only the Honflur of- purfuing them thro' 
 the Bay of J.wain, which wc did to the Eart points of 
 it. Here we .ill came to Anchor ; and itow they li.ld re- 
 eourli'tothe latal |)iil;cy of a Firelhip, h.ying been .able 
 to do no good with tli<»ir great ("luns ; they lei^one nf 
 thofcHamiiigMathinesa ilruiiigtowardsus,but we1i.T}>fif(V 
 avoided thcMifciiiet', lia\in'jp warning cut :ightogetoiuof 
 her way. Soallodidihofetharlenthergetout ofouTs; and 
 tlio' we let aSpie upcin them loobfervetheirMot'Ons, y et wa 
 did not think i; at this time iiccelfary to follow iliciii any 
 farther. Now the Kcalon that urged us ro ili s f > fpecdy 
 an attempt u| on the Dunh, was an unpardonable out- 
 rage of theirs ctimmlttcd at J/ic.ttt 1 jnft before. 
 
 'Tis evidcrir th;it conlidering the InjuriLS wc had re- 
 ceived from thoni, we w'erc not the.Aggreiniurs, or euil- '','''"','',''?^°'J 
 ty ot any iiniult .Aaion m laking tliat Ship ot theirs a ■jtirrt. 
 little before the Fi;.dr. But ye: as if they h:id never gi- 
 ven us any manner <f Frovocari'. 1 to prn-.crd in rhat 
 manner with them, to revenge r'ri'-l/l- of that Ship, they 
 immediately (lez'dtwoof our Mi,ivhaii:s ar;7(r", •, and 
 laid tliciii in Chains in a place expos'd ro pnblick view. 
 And not contented to h.ivc carried tli." Affront tliui high, 
 they proceeded to heighten it yet l.irther,add;ng fcvcrafo- 
 thcr Violences of a far more mifchievnus nature than that. 
 They plaid their great (juiis upon oer building, fet fire 
 to it, and burnt it to the Ground. They fired into the 
 Town, making a horrid liavoi k in the Jr.v,'./! quarter, 
 but the C/'/j.v/'' quarter they bear quite down, and left it 
 an abfolutc heap of ruins. They kill'd abundance of 
 People, but cfpe.'iaKy of the,?.;:'.! ;■ ; and 'tis \ery like- 
 ly that they delign'd ihe King liimfelf fl.n.ild fare no 
 bct:crtlian'-lie ii'lV, for the/ lircd into his PaUce, and 
 
 i'i 
 
 f. .1: 
 
 i 
 
 ^1 
 
 iifumt If. 
 As'rfnwrt 
 
 Word to perform ) yet he t'.i.w oil af-erward.s, and as if [ that's no lign that they meant hiiu well. Upon this ex 
 
 travagant Provocation, that Prince roi'.z'd tp himfcif to 
 chattifcthcm in the belt m.tnner he lOuld ; .tnd 'twas 
 high time tidoit, for the nest lliot eile int;;|it perhaps 
 have made hiui iirKapable of doing it tor ever. He 
 played las Ordnance upon th.it Fort, and had fcvcral 
 skifmili.es with then, ; but after all, tlio' a brisk Man, 
 and good Souldier lor an I'.M/ni, \et was not abla 
 (with his Fiirniiure at kalb ) to manage f. tough md 
 ihibboin an Ailverfary a'. i\\i- l>iircl\ lie thiretorr t'lii; 
 Meircngers'o /).,;» .i»H to .leliteaur atlntaiiic, inianoni^ 
 the Pridi- and Strengih ol ih.ii Advi 
 
 fmul of an Opportunity of qu.anoling, would hear no. 
 thing in order to the putting an end to it. 
 
 We leftthiTc Maiter.s in the fame ill pofturc at BnntAm 
 iliat we found ihem, and let fail from thence towards 
 Jw.ifr/!. TheKingiif this j-i,i(e being prctvv well dif- 
 *fy']^']^';^^"Bpof:d to favour our Piiliiiel'-, we agreed with him to this 
 cffcift. Thiir wc would pay him 700 Rials of Eight 
 per Auk. for ihelibcriy of a free Import.itioii and Fx|H)r- 
 lavion of all manner of ConiHioditie*, and 150c down 
 lorn piece of (jiound 10 build a publick Floufe lor our 
 f'atlory upon. 
 
 '. i 
 
 mil- and Strengili ot ih.it AdveiUr), ihar had not 
 liy Letter, come to us here from the M').'»i'.f'., we had ] Ijiar'd i/i infult him in Ins m ly Palaeo, ;ind .ilmoit brat: 
 notice of the hard uf J ge of our iiH»/>7'i in thol: 1 Hands by j down his Capital City .about his I'.iis. 'Twa<, upon thi'. 
 die /)«,/); thiy v.idd icarcc .illow Uieir. Proiilions to I accouncihaiwehurricd aw.»y to J.-rci^r/r, a: id calf J upon' 
 
 i:b 
 
 m 
 
184- 
 
 Another Fight wtth the Dutch, &'c. 
 
 ti 
 
 i|;' 
 
 '?:M3 
 
 ihe Vuiii) it 
 
 till- /)«•!/■ to prepare for a Batilc (o foon; that Prince 
 was our Fricmi and Allic, and befid«o»ir own particular 
 Wr(iii!;<i, the liijuricflic Inil Giftain'J were great enotigh 
 loeuKagcmto punilhtholo that had done tliem. 
 
 Afccrthis, Sir //i'. /)•/«; went aflioar to Ice the King of 
 
 jta<»«7. yr.cittra,»i\d toci nfcralxiiit the farther profccmion of the 
 
 kt'i" (i"('>i. ^" agaiiift thorn. The King was very dclirou? to have 
 
 lyinKoii ihc them gillie U'At out from thcfire, and to fee their Fort 
 
 wji^.ininft jlctiiolillul ; whichif we would contribute our Alfiftamc 
 
 towards, he would m.ilce u? all the Allowances fiir tlic 
 
 Advnnt.iprs of our ''ride in hij Covinrry that we could 
 
 reafciial'Iy Oefirc. 5o it was concluded that fome Ammr- 
 
 n.iion ihnuM lie landvd out of the Fleet for thij purpolc, 
 
 and that Sir IVv. I^r.lc he Admiial (lioiild lie there in the 
 
 Riiad wiih ci(;iit Sail, to countenance the Bulinel's as 
 
 there was occalion. As for om- felvcj it was deternund 
 
 Hi r p . ^^'" *' ft'onldgo away foi the Sirrhjiti of Sutiiia, with 
 
 foe. fo^ihr ''•'' •'*''T» t'> endeavoi'rio catcii the Dii'tch Fleet there. But 
 
 s r<i((h: of ilicie wasnoCJanictobe found at that time, fo that aficr 
 
 >ii«iji inil a little l^^atmc up and down to t.T purpofo, we put into 
 
 ,,m J T^f.-iH Koad. Here we had ncv^s that ( in the tunc of 
 
 itiriurj. our alifi-nte) the />««(■/) had m-idc a Prnpofal for the 
 
 Sunendrr of their Fort »\. Jitc/iiir. Their proud Sto- 
 
 mai h was fo far come down, tha: tlity were willing ro 
 
 oiiu I: ■• pliiic upon conditionof a (,uiet departure with 
 
 I ag and bappage, aiidtheconveniemy of a Ship to car- 
 
 r\ them \o ilic C'oalt of Cormnrtniiel. 
 
 Bi t this Apreimcnt was rendered incfTcAiial in great 
 mealiirc by thebaic dealing of t!ic Pan^ran of Bmtnm ; 
 he lo\ cd nciilu r the Dutch nor Us, and as little car'd that 
 .au; tiling i)o-.dd be done towards the compoiing Matters 
 biiwixt 1 s. 
 
 f le haa a mind tofj to get the Caftle of Jccurn Ac- 
 \\\Qx'i\ into his own hands, and fent to the Dutch pri- 
 vately to make a Surrender of it to him, together with 
 fheluiV their Ainmmiition, Monty, and Gootls; but he was 
 jI;|i'''"Jj_"^J.'" much miilakcn in his Men, and the Diifc/' were not (b 
 i'^:^." <"'''ic cither to be commanded or wheedled out of their 
 Picttjiitions. But upon the Account of this and fome 
 other III Proceedings of his, we thought it ncceH'ary to 
 make him fenfible that we looked upon our fclvcs highly 
 atfrfinted by him, and therefore made all our Faiiiors 
 and Merchants, with ail their Efleiils to remove from the 
 Tow n and come aboard the Fleet. While this was a do- 
 ing the Pi^>^;;^r^n ( as if the molt juftand harmlels Man in 
 the World ) fent to know the Reafon of fo fudden a 
 Remove, profelling he had given us no caufe to leave the 
 Country in that manner ; bnt tho' this was manifcft 
 fallhood and Jilfimulacion all over, yet that he might have 
 tui (l,aJow of an Excuie or Pretence left him for not 
 doing u* juftice, we drew up a Remonftnnce, containing 
 a!! the Particulars of Wrongs and Grievances the Eiigiijh 
 I.T.d 10 his Cha;ge, and fent it to him for hij farther con- 
 tijit. run- lidcratit n. News l>cing brought hither that four Dutch 
 ^D^"i, 1 ^hips were come to an Anchor in the Mouth of the 
 fecood i;rac. Stirii(htj of SuhHa, I (ail'd out of this Road with four of 
 «*.*. rhc Fleet under my CJommand, to give them a meeting 
 there. We quickly obtain'd alight of them, and made 
 towards them with a Speed that fpoke for us; we were 
 not a little glad to have found them. And they to affront 
 n» the more ciTeiftually, and let us underftantl how dc- 
 fpicablc we were intheir Eyes,carelefly plied to and again 
 with their top Sails half Maft down, asif they were there 
 in cxpcdation of ns, and waited till we came. We 
 ilyTco "ft' of ^!'^^'''' "° fooncr within ihot.but their .Admiral came up and 
 StniMTd. bid us welcome wirh a v^'hole broad fide ; and ic will 
 pretry eafily apjuar that \vc were no tat all behind hand 
 with them in Civilities of that nature, lince they run away 
 wi;hin two Hours time, and left us the open Sea to our 
 felvis. And whii.li made icmuch the more picafant, the 
 Aduiinil ( that came on with all the Triumph and info- 
 lent Bravado ot a Spsuiani ) wasthe firft that turn'd tail, 
 and gave Hie example of cowardice to all the relt of 
 the Fleer. We puriucd them till Night ; but tho' they 
 fouplii worle, yet they fail'd better (at leaft fwifter J 
 than wc, ha. ing bcfides the Advantages of ihcii- fai 
 niml kr Ships, a^'ood degree of Fear andFright tohnrrie 
 them along ; and tlicic's nothing ir> the whole World that 
 f.ics fiilKr than Fear, nor docs any Man make more haft 
 than lie that luns away from a found beating. But as it 
 often haj.pcns, that an eager and over hafty flight from 
 ' nc Milei.ief, 's an unlucky running into anotlu'.-, fo it 
 had very near becivihe cafe of thcfe OMfciShips ; Sir Th: 
 Da/- not Inric afti r got wi'hin fight of them, and if a 
 Tcmpeft had nor interpos'd, they had been forc'd toar;0- 
 t.hcr-jiuilc Tiial than the former was, 
 '^M.^I: ''ficr this .Aolion we returned to Bftnrtim, and our 
 Wi». whole Power ff Sh'iping (that was hereabouts) once 
 
 niuiccame all'occthcr at this place. The Bulinefs to te 
 (onfulceu was, about putting in execution the Ordcn of 
 
 /MP 
 
 X:<) 
 
 Pphi with 
 
 ihe Pmfih 
 near Pjijm^ 
 iam Fo.nl, 
 
 the hrj'.-lnHi/i Company, for appropriating the Chimft 
 Goods to their own iifc in conlidrration of the Debts they 
 owed. And it came to this unaniinoiij Refolution, 
 that uiilefs the young King of A/>»Mm would throw that 
 III Miniilerthi- I'/iwioiiw out of his place, the Commidion 
 Ihould fnrihwiih be executed ; but in cafe of that Coin- 
 phanietheCWni/- fliould haie their Junkj rcttorcd, and 
 lie forborn fomeihing longer. The Matter brought to this •"-> 
 head, we began to think of doing bulinefs in other partr ;''"'''''' 
 and fetlail in the firlt place for the Coaft of Coromm.hl''^' 
 Being near this Coaft, our Ships were h.-.rdly able to 
 come up to one another, by reafon of thcUrong W.S.W. 
 Winds, and theCuricnis continually fetting to the E.N.E. 
 1 he Beach alio wasfo lofty on the Ihoar, that there was 
 no ventur'ng towards it with any of our Boats. 
 
 At lad we f onlider'd of a certain Bay upon this Coaft Tn 
 in alioiit 17 Dfgr. and about five I/ragues to the Eaft fide 
 of S.'.U'ipcre, where there was very con.modious ridi.ig 
 foraWefterly Monfon, whichwasthc only thing we now 
 delired, feeing there was no hope of recovering Af-r^M//. 
 /i<Mi , the Winds and Tides being bo'h agamft us. 
 ! Holding on our Courli; thitherwards, having made f hy 
 Judgment ) about nine Leagues, wc found the Land to 
 lie away N. & N. & by W. which gave fome hojicj of a 
 good Road. 
 
 By this point of Land there comes out a great River, 
 the Stream of which has rais'd u confiderable Rife or 
 Shoal otT the Iharp of the point, extending it felf half 
 a Mile into the Sea, which makes the fmoother road a- 
 Ixjut the point, for you may bring theiaid Shoal, S. S. W. 
 and ride in fix Fathom and a half, ozie Ground two 
 Mile ofl' the 1 and that's ncarcft.you. 
 
 Aliout two Lc.ngues to the Ivtonh (ide from this PointC;pt(r, 
 (which fordirtinctions fake wc call Cape Coinfjrt ) UVuafn 
 out another branch of the former Rivcr,.,^vhich makes 
 the head land ic felf an Ifland, and off the Mouth of this 
 River lies a long ridge of Sand, which is\iuipr dry at 
 low Water.- Tlic next point of Land to the v.Vnh Cde of 
 CapeCi)w;/i)if is dillant alvjut three Leagues and a third, 
 from it, and to the Ealt fide of this Lift point you have "'' 
 another vSaiidy Shoal : As for the var. about the Cape, 
 we make it to be 1 1 Dcgr. little more or lefs. While 
 wc lay here up and dow.n upon the Coaft, we had fome 
 Communication with the Country, getting good ftore of 
 Provifions aboard, as Sheep, Hens, and &)ats, ofwfaichd,^ 
 laitci'wehad nearjcu. The chief Town towards the 
 Sea in this par- as K/w^rrow,- which I went to fee, lea- 
 vingthe Fleet lor fome Days : I went by Barge to the 
 Town of Coruiifi:, and thence up the River for <'7w_ffro», 
 at both which places I met withan Entertainment no way 
 to be complained of. The Govcrnour of yimrrcn re- 
 cei^ ed mc with all his InMm Mufick, liked my Vifit very 
 well, but thePrefent I brought him much better; fo 
 well, that after I was gone a-Ship-lx)ard again, he would 
 needs come and pay me Vilir, which I knew was nothing 
 but to Filh for another Prcfcnt. 
 
 Here we had news of the Death of Sir T/>i)m4» D.vr,.A^,t 
 our late worthy Admiral; he was got before us with a '>''^/ 
 part of the Fleet to M.iffulipat^n, and died at that place :''" '"'* 
 and how good News I'oever this would be to the Dutch, 
 whofeinfolence he had already chaltized in part, it was 
 very uncomfortable tons, who had reafon to expe(S fome 
 farther humbling of ihcm from the Valour and Condn(ft 
 of fo able a Commander. 
 
 It may be worth the while to obfcrve that of the Ri- j>«(.. 
 vcrof K/ijfaporc, wc found the Current to fet S. S. E.by 
 Day, and N. N, E. by Night ; wc rode then alwur 
 three Leagues S. S.W. from the Bar of Ntffivorr, and had 
 at the fame time near 20 Faihom Water. When wecanic^ 
 to Mitjfulipntan, wc found that part of the Fleet therc/J^^^*' 
 which Sir Ti'. DnU- had brought j a;id now that and 
 this joining together, thought fit to call ine to fuccced 
 him in his late Charf'c of the fupreme Command of the 
 United Fleets. Here ftveral Merchants that were to re- 
 fide intheCuuntry, wcrcfci alhoar, and fixed in their re- ^"'"'" 
 fpetftive places ; the Stare of the Companies Affairs was'tatlt!. 
 alto at large tonlidcred and ejiamined, and proper mea- ^'i *■'■■ 
 fures agreed on for promoting them to the beft Ad-'j^'^,,^ 
 vantage. 'Ji'i-J, 
 
 * We fet fail from hence for the Coaft of Sumatin, and''"."'^'" 
 near that Ifland had rhc luck to meet with a confidera.''"'|['"^* 
 Me Addititn to our Siivngih, which was three fiw^ j/^co.ilofj* 
 Ships m(;re,whiih there v-amcupto us.Butthc;. inform'dus""";" 
 atthefamc time that our Forces in thcfe parts were much"''* 'jj^',,1 
 lefs than we iniagin'd, atid that by the !ofs of five Ships num.il 
 of oul■^ lately taken by the Dutci upon this Coaft, aiid*"(is»"J| 
 two more thought to be in very great Danger, if not ^'J^.,','j j, 
 adually lolt, they having fen: out a itrung Fleet to fur- rtaion > 
 prize thcni. This News was lUrtling; and fo many ^'^'"^^'^ 
 Ships being already become a Prey :o them, the reiHaiiidcr \^;'f"vl 
 
 .0,1 
 
 
 was ti' i^cmor 
 'lent I'niicr a 1 
 C( nlii'ei.niicr 
 t)i rl)e. lin 
 furDvl, and 1 
 nf OvI atone 
 'ataii!>:her, roj 
 (Client R'ee, 
 rrovilions. 1 
 
 ( '/IttAtU-Y- 
 
 Frw S.mft 
 by thcw.iy tha 
 tweiu ihai y ai 
 thev Wf'uld at' 
 iiKitters now It' 
 ur'."'ii' NcceUii 
 thele Relolutic 
 our own jullcr 
 hapiy Tidings 
 (iiirs about .11a 
 Pe.ue was con< 
 we could get to 
 ■ Oiifcithenileh 
 from 'ji:c:irf 
 new maile Peat 
 
 This \> .i> a \ 
 we 111' d 10 nice 
 .irnl Co pleinc 
 
 : l-lMC ;,.,J 
 
 i 1 .'V tllev 
 
 iha'- 
 airl Sii.'iive on 
 fir ui 'IC hieiuH 
 wi'h no lur'c 
 .{■■:• 1 1'-i: lav/ I 
 initv, \v.:ro n' %\ 
 U'iril'.i'.or. 
 I Hut no'.h?'!' ( 
 n.itur d I'll .<jCh 
 
 I 
 
 '' ■■ it with any il 
 
 ("wer tn iliofo t' 
 wliatwiili hi'. 1 
 I'otiie, ilian on 
 ^/.(■! he Friend 
 in anfwer to o 
 conchifit n of th. 
 liccierliad aiiv 
 (if his prel'v nt '1 
 1112 nf their. 
 
 li he wer.' cap 
 C'lu^d lie l'<) far a 
 lis welfare aiiioi 
 f me P i;t up in 
 anil I;iterelrs of 
 1.1 liiivn il:'ti:: 
 ourlel.es, wouli 
 (]iie(ls. 
 
 "Tistr' e, ill's 
 
 live lit re fure in 
 
 ImI;-; a:-i!:f\ve< 
 
 m.t I'iiii'T f ch a 1 
 
 r.ip: ;lic Afl'.'irs r 
 
 Hut .-,s f.jr 01! 
 
 way t.'iid<-d to il 
 
 vit we ro'iM l;a\ 
 
 iiilt.r of Sr.ire, ai 
 
 irred his ov^n i<<: 
 
 f) I'lilu lor Pub'i 
 
 Kemc.lv at pivf. 
 
 I'tIv li'ii; iiienr.il 
 
 tica: abi.utrhe B 
 
 br-y ofcoiiiiiiE a 
 
 I was o' 'lined 1 
 
 fame p.'rp!c\-':d a 
 
 ■ '^^ i", Ivin}; now bi 
 
 ,. '.'j'^^idi tW'i Ships ( 
 
 : 1..1 thither i.'fc.Tward 
 
 ;,;,, ^ As f-ir th" 01-; 
 ' V. Co-'i-fc, tlieMarit 
 '■'ikc.wirh ih-ir. 
 ,\2 <-'l"il.iii.atwhn 
 of.rv. Welhvard I'r.im il- 
 -':•" is/';.- h:r.h;o,Ci' 
 
 "i-^^.N-N.E.'E, -I 
 ■ 'i-o'u rfitoiS, aiH' 
 •''. 0/v<,ro'iiui. /'.. 
 .,; t'i^K. N. v.. neai 
 - J'. '''V/';,/V' ., the 
 ■')'•■« Iticngly J .-vacrih 
 
lib.li 
 
 X :< Kl i 1 . Admiral Pring goes for JapaD, O'c. 
 
 185 
 
 itiR rhe Chinrj't 
 
 the Debts tliey 
 i« Kefolutinn, 
 uld throw that 
 he Commiiliiiii 
 
 of tliat Coin- 
 I rertored, and 
 •l)roiiaht to this'"-; 
 
 in other pans; ^'/" I 
 
 of CorommuM. 
 
 hardly able to 
 ItrongW.S.W. 
 ig to the E.N.E. 
 (hat there wis 
 Boats. 
 
 upon this Cojft7"i 
 I to the Eaft lide 
 modious ridi;ig 
 y thing we now 
 avering Mnffuti- 
 J'h aga'nft ui. 
 •ing made ( liy 
 id the Lanil to 
 fome hojics of a 
 
 ta great River, 
 IcralJc Rif; or 
 Jing it felf lialf 
 noother road a- 
 1 Shoal, S.S.W. 
 ic Ground two 
 
 from this PotmciptC* 
 • Ccmfjrt ) itfucs/"' 
 r,.,which makes 
 le Mouth of thii 
 isquip: dry at 
 
 he vV"'^ fi''*-' '^^ 
 giiwaijd athirJ 
 
 point yot' have^' 
 about the Cape, 
 or Icfs. While 
 tit, we had fome 
 ing good (tore of 
 Goats, of which K^(f 
 ivn towards the 
 went to fee, Ica- 
 y Barge to the 
 vcr for longeron, 
 tainmsn» no way 
 
 of pintmn re- 
 d my Vifit very 
 inch better ; io 
 again, he woii.M 
 
 •w was nothing 
 
 iWTlionns D.tle,^tl 
 
 icfore us with a '.'."1'' f^ 
 I 1 Sit r«*« 
 at that place : 
 
 to the Dutch, 
 
 in parr, it was 
 
 to cxpc<2 fome 
 
 ir and Condud 
 
 that of the Ri- Smmii. 
 
 fct S.S. E.by 
 
 dc then alwiir 
 (f'P'e, and had 
 
 When wecanie- ^,, 
 
 he Heet theic/»,4..» ' 
 now that and 
 
 K- to fucfced 
 
 ommaiui of the 
 
 hat were to rt-- 
 
 xed in their rc-p;;^ 
 
 id proper moa- "i *w-- 
 
 trie bcft Ad.:;;S 
 
 Sumatr/i, and''"'"''"" . 
 a fonfidera.;';^^* 
 
 three Ev% 'P Ca.(t of i» I 
 he. infonn\lus"'i"», I 
 arts were much j„^i,„,' 
 
 S of five Ship5n,«cr,il 
 
 Coaft, and *'*»'■'; I 
 
 Jangcr, if not nmnl »> | 
 
 iig I'ieet to fur- reflm" ' " 
 
 and fo many £.;«;'., 
 
 tlicreiiiaiiiCwr^,,- ,■,,,. 
 
 was vj'i^ 
 
 ;h 
 
 r.i 
 f 
 
 l-«j .! . r.cc. 
 
 .'ii'.tarRcd I'pi'i 1 more civil and plcafinp a'coiiiit 
 .'v '.Iv/v v: • V, ?.rx\ tho' we inadc- a* imuli Noif 
 
 was to be more warily prclcrved ; and ourSm-iicth atrrc- 
 'knt rncicr a decltiilioii lift ( Init upon viiv valu.able 
 C( nlii'f'ations } to lie any way farther cxpoftd. 
 
 t)i rOiMlirpsupi r\ the Illanda! this tine, wore ch'cdy 
 
 lbi-(-'vl. and Rice, .ind (..oco's: Wctciokin 1 i Hngll.o.ids 
 
 ■ ' nf OvI atone rime, and more ot the lame Coiiimudiry 
 
 ■ ''"'ataii'.'.li-i'. rciicthcr wl[li 11 or ijoo Sacks of ninlt e^:- 
 
 cclkni R'co, i^cio C';C(K'<, belitlcs (jcjats and O'.licr 
 
 Proviliuiis. Ihis came all from IV.'.i/n.ir, Vainig, and 
 
 1 '.^trntii'Y' 
 
 Fr 111 V mrtn vc li 'd ourConrfe for .'? 'j/mw, hearipp 
 |)Vihcw.iy that tli'.Te was 15 Sailof O.ifc/i htltowt-d Ic- 
 iwwn that v ace and ' /-.. v-tn. "I'was uiKorrain u liethor 
 tJK-y wf>ii!d at'.ack us or no, Inir 'twas ccna'n that as 
 iii.utcrinow (ti od, weinri'ndcd nut to lifht, t iilrf. a icrv 
 mri'ii' Ncccil.ty conipvll'd us ro rt. Hut p.oii', dii with 
 tliclc Relohiticns towariN Hi'it.iw, wc met wih a ,Sli p of 
 o'.;r (nvn jiiit roni-' from l-'iifj,i>.l (a Mc(r.iirv.'r if very 
 li.ipi y 'f itliiigs ) that put .\n end to all Cares and Prnvi- 
 IIdps al'oiit .iiartcrsot' that kiiul, liy adlirinp us that a 
 IVacc was concUuled bctwis-t us and thoin. Andbifore 
 
 ■J. we could pet to B'-'iMir, 'twas dcir.onftrati'd ro ia by rli 
 
 ' "'■°' OKfcJthenirchcs; we livht of their wlioli' Tlcet cdir.iiig 
 from ■'ji-fjrr to meet us, and give vs the Joy of th 
 iv.'W tna.le Peace. 
 
 , . ,, This V .i.s a wonderful altera'ion in a vrry litt'ctinie 
 .:,• wi.- Ill' d •<) meet f'T oth.T prirpofes than this < f Careding 
 
 ''■''"and Chi piciiicntii'p ot.e anrithcT. Now the (iivat Gun 
 
 ■il.T 
 
 „ ., wcvc 
 tha 
 
 ai. I S;i."ke on h- :!i li.K-s as tht-y, yet th'O Sahir.atioii was 
 f.ir in 'le f icndlv ard agreeable. Thus we fa- I'd topcihcr 
 wi'li no lu!'c IrriimplunM 'l'.><t.i»> Road, and .ill the /« 
 .1, •.■■ J i''it la'.v i!s pcrfcciitint; each r'th<.T ro the lalt extrc- 
 initv. wcrcu' vv :'■-■ aihniriiig Witiielfes of our happy Ke- 
 (cn il'j'ion. 
 
 liui niyM'ly. ciiild b? a gr.Mter Mor:ilicat'on to the III- 
 
 .:', n.iturd l'!i>«Ji:tor, than ths I'nionwas; his C holer w.as 
 
 ■ ■■■• fo rtiri'd. .at it, that lie could neither hear the Relation of 
 
 ■'■'■■• it with any dci'iVL- of Tenu'er, nor return a Civil An 
 
 fwer to iholo that made it : Wh.at with his Rudciiefs, and 
 
 whatwiih hi'. P.i.iioii, ho pals d .t otf without any farther 
 
 iioiiie, than only a ra'.ing Queilion, Why would the /■,'«- 
 
 q.'.'/'j he Friends with the Outil> ? He wo-.ild fay nothing 
 
 in anfwLT 10 (uir dcilres of making a fiT and amica!<le 
 
 conchilii.n of th.- .Matters in difpiit: betwixt us ; antl had 
 
 hccverhad anv juii- .m.l imutovs Principles, the flci.hts 
 
 (if his prcl'cnt 'I'raii'.poit would base ptvvcnted the CNcrr- 
 
 111;.' nf them. 
 
 V \w wcr." capable '.f .-^ny true Love ro his Country, or 
 cnuid be fo far a Man f I Ion' ur, as a I'ca'.- or jcalimiie of 
 its welfare amounted ro, cue would f.incy b.- fufpriVta! 
 fane Pot up;)n his Coun'fy, fom rhe united Cnnllls 
 ami I:it..Telts of the /'/■•. ."iid us ; tint now we would 
 t.i.liiii"n 0-:"f iv; to r ;.'li'.-, and having no Wa's birwc-'n 
 oarlel.es, would jii'.ploy our Forces in makiui; new Con- 
 q'.ierts. 
 
 'Tistne, ih's n-.i;.;ht Ivan unca'ie Thoiichr ; for he 
 nvtht I'O litre in that Cafe he ihou!,! lole Ins Pr-'tedor- 
 Ihi;.- ; n:-i! if v.e raine t ) be MilU-rs of ' • • ■(, , we ll.ould 
 nr.t furf'.r f eh a Kn i" e as he to lit at the Holm, and ma 
 napi'thc Ari'.'trs of ihe Counfy. 
 
 But .-is for oi'r fives, tho' we had no delign that any 
 \v.ry t.Midi'd to tlu pr.Mick or his own private pivjuilice, 
 y.t we rould l:a-.e wilii'd th • King of >iih.-,tv: a belter .\ll- 
 nilt'.r of St.ue, an..! In\e licen pl.ad, if he would ha e ex- 
 erted his owii Koy.i' Auih rif', in laying aliile a Perfon 
 I'l I'.iilii lor Piib'ick Trult as he was. Eu; ther: was no 
 Ileniedv at pref.nr. the /':«;; --n continued in the fame 
 firly diic iitcnt.'d Humour ; and th.' I.ilt time we lent to 
 trca-. a'li.ntrhe IV.iiinefs, he denied the Melfeug. rsthe Li- 
 h r'v ofeoiniug aihore. 
 
 1 was o' -lined once m-ire to leave th -fj A'fai'S in the 
 lime p;rp!c\-:d and uufett'eii pollere that I foitod them 
 "f in, heint; now bo'.md for ■'■P'" .• 1 :"o'i this * Vo ape 
 ,^,',;|^" with tw.i .Ships onl', f-i.ie otheis being to ta'ce a turn 
 I .,i..l thither :.ft'.'rwards, which were now engaged anrther 
 I'S.vfs w.-.y. 
 
 ;;,\i .Vs fir th'.'OI-fer'.ations rehiring to Se.a--''tf.iii-s in this 
 I !iV<, Cn-rfc, the M,irinersm.iy take thcle few Mcmorialsalong 
 -s'iikc.with ih'i!\ 
 
 .,.-'"J Of il. -.hat wl-ileRow of Illands that extends it felf 
 loiit;-, Welhvard I'lMmtiie Bav of Jrt.in.-, the molt Wellcnuoli 
 ■jt u is p., - U:r:h;o, dillant'fV. m P. /.• T^w.:'- S l.eapues to the 
 :, ','i^_N-N. E. ' C. The IX-p-h betwe'ii the two Illands is 
 «!. fru'ii iCnoi6,aiui fofal ng again fron ;6 to ill'adiom, 
 'V *^'^ |'ro-:iid. i'yJ.o (v.u I'cs from .(■.?'/';)•) 6 l^-ag esto 
 iu *''-f^'' N. bi. neareft. All along from i'uU) ;'c»/'.j/,-;;, to 
 '■(• l'-iw!!iii\c> \ the Current f.-ts us to the 'vVeihvard pretty 
 '")'i'^ltren£ly j af:er t'.U'. vve lud an calie, tlw' an o.ld fort ot 
 
 II Current too, that did run almoft upon all Points of the 
 Compafs e\ery 14 Hour*. 
 
 Ky an Obfervation of th ■ .Sun's Meridian Altitude, wc 
 nude the Ship tobc in .■vDi-er. .)', Min. S. 1. when wc 
 had I'li'o l^ctoa I eagvts fro-.n us, bearing -S. ; W. and 
 by .inntlK-r at Nigh: upon rhe Crollers, we made 4 Degr. 
 40 Min. S. I . wh.'n the fame place was by eltiination 
 '). by \y. from us i) I eagues. 1 he ,S. ]. end, or point 
 of the iile ll-Kc,!, bearini! N. by F.. ; F. at j ! Leagues 
 dillance, we m.iile the Miip in ^ Degr. a Mn. S. L. by 
 an Obfervati'n of the S;:n, from whence rlie l.arirudesof 
 rhole plates mav be detcnnined. Jletwecn rliis Point of 
 «.«••;•, and tl-.e llle of Jlin ■■.', th: Sea is full of lUaiids, 
 and it .ippear.pg a dcfpe^a'c A't-.-mrt to vrnture at a paf- 
 hvs bciweeiithofe lllamls an.l the afj'tfaid Point of 
 H.i; ,.', 1 tcat-fe of the Shoal n|'s we li.ad met w.th, we 
 iiu! avour'd to p.-:fs |-,y the S-ivivhts of '..■-/.-t-r ; but here 
 them.itrerwas ln'.le men 'od, ani we found th:Shoa!d- 
 ing as dangerous, if not ifore than before. 
 
 The greater Idand of / .-i \i: *, we nl.icc ne,?r the E- 'n.-i-jf the 
 <ina'orm i Ocgr' S. orthei^aboic-:, aud I'.ih V.'ifnroi in','"'' '", 
 4l-V.rr. ,oMin. K.L - c;-';^,', '^!;1'- 
 
 T he Illes I'lil > l{i:-vdi>i:, are at leaft thirteen or fourteen " ■'< i' '■ <. 
 in nnm'oer, gr.at and fmall ; thev are high Land, and |:|'f[!."' '■.''„ • 
 a ta:r Depth from one end to the other on ail .he Fi.iftern 'I'll;,' \k'' 
 luie ; and .as we are iiiform'd, there's a very good Char.-' 
 nel b -rw-fcii rhem and the iM.tiii, 
 
 C'ff fi-om the Point call'.l the Ci.ri:!.':-!!:.-: !, the Land 
 n-ns away W. N. \V. and W. by X. ro the very enrr.ince 
 ol the Road of l',:nir, and is low La.id all along, and 
 lowdl i.f all ar the Po'nt of the Road, and \ ou ha' c a 
 fa'r Depth too till you come ihithrv, bni: ih re voii mult 
 gi^ e a good birth, Ivc.'.ul'e of a Sh^^al that lies half way 
 over to the Welb'rn Shore : 'J'heritcre yo'.i nit. It r.rt bor- 
 row too near it, till vou h,-"-c :hc.S!-oaling of the'W-.-il "-a 
 Shore, and there yon ll;all .i;:d ih? fofteft Groimd. IVein 
 
 ■n Rav 
 f.Mi ,,k1 
 /'4.-J<il. 
 
 /'.V.J rn'^^mi to P,-.-/5,,r, yon have v::-/ high L.-tr.d uu iti 
 the Country, and as low all al.i.ig by the V/arcr's lide 
 with a fandy Strand, .at Icalttweri! lAV.i-^uestc tlieSou'-h- 
 ward of the Point of I'.it.-.ir, aiul hovMnuch f.'.aiier wi: 
 know not ; but this we are (tire of by Experience. At 
 P^tiin.' we had e;rcellent good Refr-.-llimen:, and wcie 
 lingularly obliged to the kiniliicfs of the R/i. .-o at tluc 
 pl.ico, in furniihing us with part of our NceefD.ri.s, in 
 crdertoa iitoreipiirk difpareh : Wc hid been f irc'd to 
 wait longer, if their Councfie had not freed us fr-j;:! that 
 Inconvenience. Wc weeobhged to luy r.i :h:: olacc 
 t)yl and Damm.ir fop the irinimine of nv.r .Sli'',-s (which 
 ■ I'}, thele Aia-.crials being very 
 
 we mrei:i:c-d to do at 
 ilearthe:e. 
 
 As ; on go from P".!ii~ ro the He 
 h.-iic a I'.oc': that lics(!inr;ero 'llv ir 
 
 d of C.i'r.lailr., you 
 . , that paliaee, and jiift 
 
 ll.ews It lelt a'.iove Water : To kii .w wherc.bour i: is-, 
 ■.on may obll-rve that the h'i'h Laud over (.'Hcv.-fj-ffr.i,/, 
 bear.ng.S. S, W. ' W. 13 L.'.ieue.so f, .ind the low P lint P'-"' ''» 
 ot ;'.",i;.-K(.ad .iboit iS, th. 11 the Rock v.illlearN. N. ""■'''■ m 
 
 ;ng 
 
 not above f.vo thirds as I'.igli as 
 
 or.e Conrinued p'ecewiihit; iheiixou 
 
 ■oon 1 1;lapd .about rh:: heiidic 
 
 J "he 
 
 it a 
 
 v.. ' }'.. a I.cigU'- O'f.nnd as fr r 'he Lat rude ot ir.v.-e nuke in a 
 it t-'i Ibiiid ill a'-i)-,t 7 D'.'gr, r.--iMin. N. Along fr,!m '''•'•'"'1 
 ;■.'.• .-;.'.- Road you have (after vou ha\ e made feven cir eight 
 Fatlnm) the Depth regulariv ini.-rea;i:ig 'ly tw.i iHIl^'^s 
 tiir as n Kitho-.n ,_tid ^ouarein fighrV.fthcPvCck, and 
 about tw.) Le.igi.cs from ir i<; Path -in Ozy. 
 
 'The 111,' ;^(. ? ','»i.- isth-asto be ktiovvn ; at firft you 
 f.ea riling of the Land with one roiiu.l Hill, rl'.en ,1; vou 
 come nearer you f.e aiiotli.'r lliceh'cr cf high Land 
 in Hinim-Kks , but 
 the Hill, \er a ' 
 
 have a proTpetitofa fmailer nuin i I;lapJ 
 of the Hammocky Laud, and wh'cli lic.^c'ofe aboao, 
 greater llle. 'I h s blRr Ide has -.o th r llal'.vvard of 
 long Rock like the Hull of a Gail',-. 
 
 ISyol'fci-x.-.-ion .",■;.'■; (.-i;.;-:- res m 8 Deg,-. 4.1 .Min. N. 
 Lat. ai'.tl ail ai-jug {.at leait for :'i • molt pa -t ) froiti i'.-. 
 t.-.\y till v.-ewere in light ( f tlfs lllaiid, we had '.he Wind 
 at S. S. W. and frotn I'li-i Crw./v, till we \A-re within 
 kenn ot the Coaft of C./jHic./.'rt, we had a Current fLfinp 
 E. by N. *• 
 
 The Latitude of Cape C-/'; v up-in that CoaH-, n:ay be 
 detennitfd by this Obll-r\ation, th.\t when at Noon we 
 made to Degr. 41 Min. 'N. L. the Cape di.l a: ;!ie Cime 
 time bear W. K. W. \ W. .ibout fix Leagues from us. 
 So by a like Obfervation the I atitude of Cape I-^-.n:'/; ij 
 (ix'd ; for when we i-iade 1:5 Oegr.r^Min.N.L.at Noon, 
 ••his Cape bore W.S.W. <i Leagi es off. 'J he C'v'n.-/.- call it 
 Cape ■•CI!' vti, v^ hich in their 1 ang-.iage (ignitii'S a Chim- 
 ny, Kcaufeit has a liiarp Hammock rifing up upon the 
 rop,,fa Mill, much like a Chimney upon ,-i Houl'e. The 
 Litirudeofrhe Idc .l^,::;:i may be lettlcd in likemaniier, 
 by comparing thaeObf.rvations of the Courfe foitwo 
 13 b feverai 
 
 ■ h* 
 
 |J 
 
 nx 
 
 \ '■ 'i':i'\ 
 
 r^i 
 
 'S: \V 
 
 - I I- i'lii' 
 
( ' 
 
 l^^ 
 
 liiiglilh 
 
 entcrtj 
 
 r.-vvT«l D.i\v r:'-. Tlii<Dayl(le .•)r»K»H bean N. W. by 
 >>. iwcUc Li'Jj'ivsby the m'xc D.iy ai Noon, wchiiv., 
 pxit N. li. V\ 1"'. 11 1.capucs, ami here wi- tiiul our Lat. 
 lb Dcpr. ', from whence ilic I.it.tiulc of Ajnf.m may be 
 iiif'.'rrM. 
 
 ikiwicn t!ii< lll.iml ami tliat tallM the A/ •■• ■(■■ ?>Mle, 
 A Current iVilnp to ilie N'lalnv.ti J, iriolHy art..ileil u». 
 Wc j;;ve the LuaT 'i1.iii>1 th- N.iin • i filie A;.*-. ■ $,(./..'.',, 
 iifion ilic ateoi'in of a certain ilci p Suiiiip rfion the topol 
 it, whiih ill f 111," nuafure jiiltitKs the Coiiipariliin ; It 
 
 ' i Moha, <src. 
 
 iVm our Fleet fonie ilamape ; one Ship was futik liown tn 
 ' phts, .I'd others eiuianRer'il, iIid' happily brought otf 
 .itterwar Is. '1 lie f llcds cf thefe tcinpeUiioiis Blalls are 
 ottentu)K:> as fatal, as the eominp of them is fiul.K'ii and 
 Uiri'rizinR j when tiny are \i()lem to extremity, they bear 
 down all lielore tlieni, and ti's i iih to attempt the deli- 
 Ncrinp (if a Ship, or any iliinr, li,;iu tlieir liiry. 
 
 Diir Deputies (leturn'd fioni C'cunt) rave ik an Ac 
 count of the fjood Sv.cccfi of their Uml. rtaklnn ' 'f'he liu- '''■' 
 pjmr was kind and favorralilc, an.l :1um' Biilirels came 
 
 Its in II lX('r. 4-1 Min, N. I- and has v.iMuus lllaiuls tc itwUlired ilfiie. To fe this, was all that wc now 
 
 •alioiitit, ahn.lt at every Point of the Coinpals. waite.l to,-, ai;d tlurelore our Miip-, beiitp here careenM, 
 
 The Sc ■;■.'..■< li Mt lies in ii IVpr. ,^ Min. N. I- and lined for the Sea, we let Sail ai'.ain tor Uixt.Mn ; in 
 
 w,.,l. ilv littlcii ore or lefs; and that of tlic high l.r.nd of ;.':;,//.■ wh^ili p.-((l'a;;e we ll;all prelent the S.i'lor with one Obfer- 
 
 ii.aV-'^''"""'*'^' ^''' ''''"■'"""■''' ''V ''"* CH'rer\at;on, that when we \ati'>M onlv, and ilini is of the files ot' /'»,• Cmc, bctw-en 
 
 made by the Snn's Altitude, ij Wp-. 6 .Mii!. K. I,, the the Illesof H:i.:.i and Ih.ii.--. This is a Cliiller of fe^fu 
 
 I'l.cit "" 
 
 high L.ind of /.■!; y/iattlie laiue time bore >s'. \V. b'. N 
 1 1 Leagues diftance. So alio th.ir of the North .rii Point 
 (.f the Kle /v tiK.fit, which bore t. S. ii. ten I.oapnes olf, 
 when we made the Ship 111 I'j Depr. 40 Min. N. I,. From 
 hence to the Coail of ,/. /' ", the Curreii . was almoin o n 
 vimn' \ E.N. H. or mod certarily fome I'liii: becwcn 
 lI/cN. .iiid the H. 
 
 I ll.all offer the Sailors no n. ore now of thefe Obferv .v 
 iiis, but one up m the OmII of i.-pii 11 felf, helping to 
 
 li;ttlc the I at'.t'tdesot the pveai S itiiul of l^^>;<, j-'i'i^, and; bore due b.of us. 
 
 or e.)',lit Mauds .ind Koiks nii-i'd lojjciher, the loiijitlt 
 Traot of them runs N. N. W. and S.'S. li. the Norther- 
 molt of all bcinn every way the lar^elt and moft coniide- 
 rablc. 
 
 I'lointlus Nowhcrmolt Illand to Vuin \'nii, the Courl'c 
 lie- N. W. ' W. nine Leagues, and all about it Rood 
 Ue| ths. '1 he Souihermolt of the lame Iflands, we con- 
 clin'.e wc may pl.ace in i Ueyr. i<5 Min. S. L Lor wher 
 we made the Ship in that very Latitude, that Illand then 
 
 of the S. V. part of the Ille do' • ; namely, tliat when the 
 fornur Iwiv L. nine Leagurt, and ilie .' uter W.by N. ten 
 L. ai'.ies, and at the '" • niv ve inade the Ship in 
 ji ! \f.\-. 4r Min. N. L. 
 y»;. Vc had not been lonp ir ' , ort 1 >Mr..'r', before le- 
 
 \ c'a! others of o;r /:> 1; /'' .^ •ame in iMther likewile. 
 \\'e had the fame kiiul W'eleo.oe that oth . • f onr Na- 
 tion had met v\ ith here before ; and the Kuig ot Ci'.ts 
 Illand taif.e aboard the Jr.mcs It^y:'., n\\f,\vA\. adminii}; 
 and re]oycini; to lee an I'.-i^l'.jh Ship of ih.it ttate and big- 
 nefs ; and .asking, NVhe'.her that were one of onr Fri!;ats ? 
 By ail w hlch tve fufpeCf .:d, that loiiie I'eop'.e at tliat place 
 that bore us no Good Will, had given a very pitiful Ac- 
 count of onr Shipping, and made them lx;lieve we were 
 t'rionnf Malttrs of none beyond the lize of Frigats. Here the 
 tho ^^.^ v» liutJ) and wc joyn'd together in all onr C'onfii'.tations for 
 "■' j^'-''''"" the common Interetl and Advantage of both, and being 
 ° now as it were one People, Deputies were ch. fen, two of 
 
 c.ich lide, to manage the Affairs at Court, ami carry thi 
 
 When we c an;e ro /(.; 
 
 , -■'".';".|. Prefenis to the Lmpeior. We leem'd alfo t > be equal 
 
 I ^Ti.'f'im Sliarers in the Refpcct and Favour of the King of /••/..!,;./ , 
 
 7/.'.ii. -mi^ who uniting both Parties to a Solemn Entertainment, 'Twasinoui power 'O le: our Conmry know, when we ■* 
 
 Ci.t ■^•''^:'< niade the tirfl Dilh of each Coiirfe be pre'.'ented to the iiamo home, that rhe Ow.'.o had been ciiil and IViendb to 
 
 .,,",S.i.t'' ^''''v'.and us. ^ Uis.ibrrad. 
 
 iiitrni, we touml a Fich./ Ship .. 
 there, to whom the Paiigranhad granted Trade ; and'hci""" 
 m.itier had been lo agreed between this i-Vfi;./ -"/.;/■, tlifS^jral 
 D:til , and our i:\^ili'\ topivl'ene Peace and Qiiietnefs ^'' 
 in allCiles, tli.u they were to ihare the Pepper in 'Jhiiils'"' 
 amoM[,!l them. Put onr Lading b.-ing ready for us at j .. 
 c.:tr.; WC Went thitlu-r to take it in .after a very lliort itay 
 here. 
 
 Our Ships that had bcenemp'o\'d abi -, it rhofe parti, 
 while we w.iv .it |¥ ',.■'-),•. gave a very bad Cliaracter of 
 f /i.i;o», for a liekly int'iillious place, wh;e1-;partly kill'il, 
 panly Ipnil'd and dilablcd the left pirr of ■'! the Mcii 
 that went thither. The /^m.i/ ;7,.»m:v was l.adcn' here wiih 
 Pepper, Silk, andCloxcs; ibme Qjiantities of Benjamin 
 we ii.id too aboard her, but the main of ti.e Cargo was 
 iheaforcfiid Cr.mniodities. 
 
 ThisDilpatch made, we were now bound for Ki'^lumU. , 
 cairving along with us a far more valuable thing than all ji.! 
 onr Lading amouiired lo, the SatislaClion and Advantage 
 of a happy Peace, with an Ad .erlarv who ha.l been not; . 
 a little troublcrome to rs in thefe Parts of the World, j a 
 
 I _llu,». 
 
 * The h'jrriblcTuffous, which are fi.qiini: li.r.al oiiis, 
 
 Appendix to C h a p. XXXJII. 
 
 Containing the Reftdt of the Voyage made to Moha, in the Red Sea' 
 by the Anne Royal, n Ship klon^imr to /Idmiral Pring'j- Fleet* 
 under the Conmnnd of Capt. ;-nd!CW Shilling, txtracled out 
 of Mr. HoyncsV fonmal. 
 
 II 
 
 i 
 
 Jljir 
 
 .h. 
 
 iti7. 
 
 /.■j,j. 
 
 I61t 
 
 Till 1 -ne 
 
 I,;..-. ■ S 
 
 r H. 
 
 .Be 
 r.l 
 •J 
 
 IN the former Voyage we faw this Ship taking leave 
 of the rJt of lierCompanv, and liniing alone to- 
 waids the K*"' ^"''- i ""'* riviinliic now that we make 
 fome eiKpiii-y after her, and lee how the tares in 
 that part of the World anionglt tlicTjfi;; and J..;/., who 
 lia'd t'ormerlv Iten lb very rude to fome of her Country. 
 She had, it leems, a fafe and toniiderablv quick Voyage, 
 Ijctween the Coalt of J;.'..'.'.(, ana the //...i.jK, making it 
 ' not ir.ore than four Week> between .V,v.,/,'v Road, and tlia'. 
 of '.'■■/.'/« i p .ri thei{;'J S'r.. 
 
 Whintiiey were crme in here, and had lix'd themfclves 
 at an Andior, immediately a Boat was lenr out from the 
 GowiT.O'irto demand their Country, Deligns-, .and Pa- 
 teniions t' ere ; which Demands when they had lat;siied, 
 they g.'.' e the Town the ufual SaluLXtion with fume Pie- 
 ce;, of Ordnance. The Ciovernour took this in lii good 
 part, t'lat he dilpatch'd a Perlon of better Figure to bid 
 thtm V/elcoiViC in his Name, and at the fame time a libe- 
 ral Pivfeiic of F.cih and Fruits j bi.t Itill delired mure 
 c'or.p.e'.e .Sa'isfaiftion as to their Bulinefs and Imenr in 
 coming ch.ther, as alio to fee feme of them afl'.ore. Our 
 En: \tl (as they had Realoii for'i were no lels jealous 
 
 and tender of their Safety, than the Turks of the Qii c; 
 aiid Securitj'of their 'low n ; and therefore fent the (in- 
 M.Tnoer word. That tlio' they came purely upon a Deli!;ii 
 ot 'LiaJe, \ct thev ihould not expof'e themlelvcsalliore, 
 without luffi' lent Pledges for their .Security. 
 
 This the (iovernour quickly agreed to lativfie thvin in, 
 and accordingly, with another Prelent, fent two Perlor-. 
 of' good tluality to remain as flolbigcs a Shipboard, ar..l 
 promi'.e ot good EnteriainrneiiL to them that came .1- 
 il'.ore. 
 
 The two chief Merchants, v. i:h their Intcrpivtois, 
 land.ed prefcntly, and were receiv'd iy a vait Croud oi^' 
 People and t)fli.crs that waited for their .Arrival ; tlu-^j 
 former only to ga?,.- up 01; them, and tlie l.ttter to perforin 
 the Ceremony of bidding them Welcoire. I'he Aga was 
 likev^il'e re.viv to receive them in his Palace, and si"'pea/d 
 mnohnall State as to his Drefs, Attcmiante, an.falltlie 
 Partxiilars of his Furniture, and, by their Relation, cir- 
 ried it with much gocj Breeiling, Ci\iliiy, and Hearti- 
 ticls, towards them ; but a Turk is a myltcricus Cr..'a- 
 turc, and the Aga for all his Complements is not to k.' 
 pronouiic'd an honelt Man, till we have the Merchait> 
 
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 '/i/i, tile Couilc 
 II alvjin It pooi! 
 Ill.iiid?, wo Kin- 
 S. I,, lor wIkm' 
 lli.u Illand ilu'ri 
 
 lv.it tliof.' r.irn, 
 ail CliniMctcr fit' 
 l>;i>:panly kiH'tl, 
 of :'',_ the Men 
 i laden li';re witli 
 itics of IWnjanini 
 f ti.c Cart;o was 
 
 lund for Ki'i^^niiil,^ |.^, 
 Mc chinp than all j«'' 
 M and Advai',;a!;o 
 vlio li.ul Ul'll not;; .,>, 
 K of tlie World. J -"•• 
 know, when wc"^ ' ' 
 il and fricndlv to 
 
 ■I 
 
 I. 
 
 i ed Sea' 
 ig'j- Pleetf 
 ra'Hcd out 
 
 irks of the Qii c: 
 fore font the (iu- 
 cly >ipon a Uclii;;i 
 'icmlclvcs alliorc, 
 
 lat^fio [hem in. 
 , Ic'tir two Pcrlimi 
 a .Shiplioard, at:J 
 L'.ii tiiac came .1- 
 
 :hcir Inreq retcK, 
 )• a va(t Ci-owdot , 
 iheir Arrival ; t' 
 c latter to perfiriii 
 e. The Acawas 
 laro, and api'ea-.'d 
 dame, and all t!i.' 
 iiir Relation, cii- 
 .iiity, and H^ir;;- 
 
 1 myltcrieijs OuS- 
 -•nicnts k not to b: 
 l\e the Merehaiu> 
 
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 F.xpcriemc to prove him to he I'o In the whole Story < f 
 their Uiilincl'i an 1 Dclipn in t-Oiiiinp into thofc nart«, nn- 
 th:iip was fo obliging to hini, i< ili.ir alfiirini? Iiini, thi.\ 
 had Orders from the l-.nyjilh * liiiiliallidoi in /«./j>, to 
 fciinr all thofc Seas, and prjtcilt the Vorisof the Country 
 (and the I'nHi'i Ships thactraded ihither) from the Iniii- 
 Icmii's of Pirates of wha' Natoii liieier : And that they 
 li,id lati'Iv driic a piece of Julli eof this kuid, upon two 
 ' .Sh ps of their ownCounpy, which were (!oin(' to plunder 
 a r ch .Ship of '''''■' ; I'lC truth of whiih the (,u;u'iii 
 Mcrili.inis would (luitly eciitirii to hnii, who haci not 
 [leen able to eonie this Yeai , if ili 'y had not had the I'ri - 
 mile of an '"..; /fc (juard at iheir return. This made the 
 A(:a f..y to his C'tmipanv, 'I lit i'.ir'Ji/h were a C'ivd and 
 Friendly Nat on : That they Ih'iidd li\e perfeiitly feoure 
 and calie m this L'onniry, and en|oyall the 1 i'lienii's they 
 had at others of the Grand Seignior's I'orts, and have tlie 
 lad decree of Alliiraiue for all this, in his own, ar»J the 
 Haifa's I'lriPfn. 
 
 Hut he was delirous to know t>( the Merchants, Why 
 they w TC fo Ihy and fenrhil of hiin at firlt, and wiiu.'d 
 not come alliore without Pledges left in thi- rrooni ? In 
 reply to whic h when they ineniion'd the \\ imici- Vinleri< es 
 olKi'd to Sir //. M.I.I 't II and hisCoiiuviny, he to!d 
 them, Ih.it AjM was indeed a very il Man, an. I had 
 hecii di'grai'd .according to his defetts; Init now they 
 l1;oilld he alii r'd of anoher li.rt f)f In e. annient ; for 
 whi'h lie pave iIkiii the n^olt foleimi Oadi a Turk can 
 tnkc, hv the liea;d and Whiskers of tlie Trophet. And 
 farihiT.that non-iu phi ',<■ ipiiMran' of ■helriendly Tre.i'- 
 niint delipiied for the A. ';;///■ at that phue, hewiuld 
 h.i eiluir 1 iherties openlv prorlaiiii'il Uforc the whole 
 'J own ; liv ^^ hith Meihi'd all txcufc and |retciicc for any 
 Ad of l.'ilVo re'ie or Inpdlice, ll.ould be wholly taken 
 aivnv. Our Me?chaii's dcluei'd h ni the Captain's Pre- 
 fem (which /ii.- look very kindly, and with manyThanks), 
 and lo v.ert^iway fr.iiii hm to the Scri\nno'sHoufe. This 
 PiTf n w'as ■aliiioll as great a Man in A/A/j, as the Aga 
 h'mfi If, l-oth upon the account of the Port and State he 
 lii'd in, the Ppuie of Aiithoritv he bore there, and the 
 ni.ii" llroke he had in the management of all Publick Bu- 
 liiicls 'Twasneceirary rpun all thef.- Accounts tolecure 
 h;s Countenance and hrieiullli.p in carrsing on their De- 
 ] ligns ; tor tho' there was no danger of his open contra- 
 
 '. liUViipthe Apa's Orders, ^et a leerct Grudge or Dillalfe 
 
 ' infiich a Perli)n, inipht have done a mifvhicf; and 'tis 
 
 ;. the heft wav.not to let any (Jreat Man have caufe to think 
 
 himlelf neidected or dclpifed. 
 Tn'Siiv.iig The Scrivano quickly pi( mis'd to undertake the Pro- 
 '" "'' teiSionof their Atfair, and efpous'd their Imcrell with the 
 fiiiicZial aiiil Hearnnels the > pa did ; which wasa gre.it 
 Point p.in'd ; for while he held their Friend, they were 
 fare to hold ihe .Apa lalf, this latter being entirely guided 
 in ail his Coi.nfe.s by the tismier. Now all was char 
 and open leliire them, ai.d the nest Buliiicfs was to pro- 
 vide a ccimenient 1 1'lile m the Town for the Reception 
 of their ('Oi.ds, .iiid their own fettled Abode. ThevsMie 
 tinder no .Apprehenlions ol hear, as to any rude I'laiieor 
 .*ll'.iult in via'.kinp the Sinvis ; forbelidis, that the Peo- 
 ple appeaid civil and co'.iu.ik s , ami their leivnc Coun- 
 tcii,inces e:.prvfwl a w'el'-)'Uafeilnels with them, they had 
 the might. PiotcClion < I the .Vga's Oath, and the Sacred 
 Hairsof ..(.,, i.«i..- ti' appeal to in that cafe. 
 
 As foi the * Town it lelf, the\ tell us, they have fearce 
 met with any comparable to 11, for the cicanlinels, neat- 
 ncls, and dneiit mai.agen cm of it. There's no l..th 
 thing as Diri or bilth to be leen 'ii any of the Streets ; e- 
 very thing of that kind 1 e:i g thrown into a certain com- 
 iwn Recept.aiie which is coullantly fcourcd by the Sea, 
 and piowj nooffciue to the down, livery Man's Door 
 is fwept and w.ater'd Moming and I'vening, the (Jro Mid 
 I.es perfeC^iy hiiooth and level, fo that the Streets appear 
 rathe.'- like fo many Bowlinp-Alleys. than places th.at are 
 cxpos'd to the daily trairplinpsof Men and Horfes. 'I'he 
 idoiilcs are ail Hat rooi.d, budt melHy of Briek and 
 Stone, and handfomcly coverd over with Pa. Her of 
 P.uis ; they are not generally above two Story high, but 
 that defect is made up by pood Terraces at top, wli.-re 
 they have plealanr Sun-mer-lloufes bi.ilt of Alats and 
 Canes. In ihefe they pafs away the Night, and the hril 
 Qjiartcr i . the Uay ; here they have the frelli Air, and a 
 lov cly cc liing Breeze from the Sea, with whidi when they 
 arc well i inn'tl, t|-,ey are prepar'd togothrjugh the fcorch- 
 ing he.at o.' the remaining | art of the Day. 
 
 rh'sftems to be the grcateil Burden, Foreigners (ufed 
 to milder Clim.ues) have 10 bear at this place ; "tisfoe.-c- 
 travagantly hut. that 'tis hard to endure the liphtelf Cloa- 
 tliii.g ; yea, e en a Shirt vpon one's Back, af'cr the loul 
 Breahirgs of the Morning are over, and the Sun has re- 
 ccvcr'd an)' coiiliderabie he:gh:. 
 
 . Hvi- 
 
 TheTradc of th'sTi \Mi isverv CMiliderabIc, and fo is 
 the number of 'I'rides-inen r' 1 Mi-rchiius, that inhabit 
 or frequent it j the Shops arc luatly bmh, and will con- 
 trivd, .Old in every one of the 11 vo 1 have .in Liiil imv rf 
 the Detercy and goo.l Or ler (.t ih" T( wn. Thires it 
 fair M.irket well fnrnilhrd and fnpplieil out of the C'oi.n- 
 ry i and for their phiity of Provi:ion, 'tis fufficicr.t f) fay, 
 th.n Mil is featc.i in the 1l.ir\- ^li.d'i-. 
 
 'I heir Strength .-it t'li.s place is tint prear, and ihey relv 
 more upon their Sold',c!% t;.an they do npon their Oul- 
 nance, or any fort of lortlfication. Th re's coinmcn'y 
 :> o qii.irter'd in the 'I'uwii, and .1 Pod) of V'o -ore thar 
 lie<a litt e upin the Couniry.wiih Wall,' |)-ii 3ny''Xi.ilii n. 
 Our Mer haii's h.-.yi;ip ih; s It'en 'lie 'lown,' went to 
 take their I eaves of the .*;a and .Saiv.ino, before rhey 
 went aboard ngain. A",d .'< \\V ipi'cn'd, I'.l* uas a takiiip rhe n, „ 
 leave in another leii 'e ihan they iiif vied, ( r -hough' ol , (;> 'Wy 
 fortius Aga was in a few li \: 10 ,enio. e frr'n i!;lt G"- ""'" '"'■'■ 
 vernmenr, ami quit h s pl.-.r.. io aii'.ther, who wasa- Iron 
 expetlfed. However, Ir ailur'd them, tli v ihould liiul 
 Ins Suiceiror in all tlings .,s kind and r arcf i| of the r ,'n 
 tereds as he was, to whofe Favmr and (wiod MaiMje-, 
 mcnt, he would hrqieath them and their At^'airs, .an I 
 doubted not but they would confcfsthc change was fur 
 the Ix-ttcr. 
 
 This was the firft ftep of the Negotiation which was 
 happily and fuc<ef.fidly U'ad' ; and they being rrtuni'd 
 the Tiirkilh Pj'rdpcs were dif.harg'd in hoirwrable forr. 
 'Ihefe PerfoMs lik'd their rir.eriainment fo well, that o- 
 iliers were willing to come an 1 m.ike the Kvpcrimenc, 
 th.itci'iild not preten.l ihey were leii: for Picdges ; the Sainiin 
 Scrivaii) himfelf did not fcruple to pit iiimfelf into their ''•«''> •'»'"'' 
 hands, thinking too well ot the /■.-/!' '//■'! to be afraid of ''"*'"•'■ 
 any Treachery from tli-m. 1 L biou. part of the Ma- 
 ter als for .1 good F,.ilt ahi'" vsith .■ . n, I left all the 
 Siruplcsofnis Kehgioii behind him ; in ini gedhisGe- 
 iiius to tho height, coiif niiided all his Prtphets DiHin- 
 t5tions of allowd andfoibitUlenthii,, , and uid the Alco- 
 ran a foaking in Sack and Siionp-waxrs. 
 
 While they rode at An. lior about this place ihcy tel! 
 us of a vioh'iuSiorinof Th'iider and Wind off from the 
 Shore, I h." brought Clouds of 1 )iill ani. .Sand a Shipboard 
 iipon them, tho" they were then better than a League 
 from the Land. 
 
 The new Aga was qui. kly , ■ e to enrcr upon hisGo-ile m.i-. 
 vcnmient at \lohii, our /^'.;//'/o Ship paying him the Ci-''""" ^''•'" 
 vilify u( her Guns at li.s a: ri\ a! : This he took extreamly "'"" ' 
 well, an 1 fent for the M.r.hanis all;i;re out of haii.l, re-" 
 rurning the_ fame Pledges that were before. Here they 
 had all the fame Complements oer again, chat hisPrede- 
 ced'or had made them, the fame filcinn Alf.uaiuei of 
 I'eace and Friendlhip, ami qu.et Trade; and now the 
 Honour of Al/;>i)/;>7's Heard was pawn'd a fecond time for 
 the performance of the C( venants. B. t of h 'vv va'nable 
 a Conli.leration foever tl.i. might be amonplt the Turks, 
 our l.iiy^::/: -Mti thoij^ht it a very poor Securirv, and 
 Uierei'ore they were lb free as to dellre fomething elfebe- 
 rRlcshsClarh; their rulinefs nniH Ibind upon" a furer 
 I'oundati:in thanthat, line they h.id not that Opinion of 
 hisPn pher, and his Beard, that he had himfelf, tho' they 
 did not prefumc to tell the Aga fo much. However they 
 iiililte.! upon aScei'rity that !iiiph: giveacomplete Satif- 
 fa.;tion both to thend'elves and their Country ; and this 
 he as freely pr iniifed, telling them tliey Ihould have his 
 
 I wn, and the Balla's Firman. This was all that could be 
 delired, and the Merchants let him ki'ow, they were fully 
 contented. 
 
 The Aga's good Humour I ringing on a very free and The Turk « 
 hami ur Uifcourfe, andamonpit other thiups, Sir //. Mu{- Accomtof 
 .1 ■!o>.\ Name being uientioii'd, they took the liberty to '''5 '.'1'"^'' 
 a-k the Aga, the Keafon of tlule Pioecedinps , and what "h '.'uj.' 
 pivtenee iheTurks had lor fo i.tij andlcl'd a piece of Trea- 
 chery as was then coni'iiiticd. He replied to th,,, 1 hat 
 the Vilier B.TlI'a that then povcrn'd the Country, w.i'^ by 
 
 II s "wii ■ r.iel an.l blooilv N..U'.i!v, d.l'po.i'd enough 10 fiich 
 .\.:iu)n^ a- thvie, but that he had ha.d.y perhaps pone fo 
 far a. he d. 1, if the Turksand ..'.i; j by their Complaints 
 of the /■: ,1; '.Jh, had not added .Sp'irs to his furiois Tem- 
 per, and p ifti'd him on : F. r they reported. 1 hat our 
 .\'.cn Were puilty of all the lewd, indecorous .-'.Olions that 
 coiiid po libiy be thought ot, and violated die Ordersand 
 I..aws of the P. ace (as well as thole of pood Manners) in 
 fo extravagant a degi. , tiiat the Peofic could be.ir with 
 
 I iheni no longer. Ti; .1 in their Del auclies tiiey would 
 ' quarrel and fipht with the Inhabitants; foric tliemfelves 
 I into thcT Houfcs. and purb.c their Women behire their 
 I Faces ; atfroni their Religion ; as tliev elfecm it,), profane 
 their Chiir..hes,by going and pii'dng apainlV the Wallsaiid 
 i Gates cf them. 1 his was the Ch.i'-f;e brought in againft 
 ' rhci'.i, which if iruc, the F»'ij.'V//' ir.ay blulli while Infidels 
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 f.ifi 
 
 •iciifc tlicin of Inch C"iii"C». Onr woiiM ilniik liii li Mm 
 vciv wiiiry <it iln'ir i ivr*. .mil winioil lo W kiniik il on 
 the Ht.\il i or .It Iran ili.it ihcv hail loll their I'miulUn- 
 dini' mm'il ir i<i'h ilu'ir M'uU'lly, 
 
 Wh.it IVopK' arr lii )i-.il.>iu of their Wi m^ii .T< the 
 Tiiik* ? Ami who.iiv I" leiuleriiiilllth' ll Points I'.ihe^ - 
 How 1,1 ere nnM ll.irp a Re»eiif;e hive ihe\ iii.iiiy times 
 l.lkiii. r r the liii.ilkft .l]'[H.iiJiiie of lMiiiih«rit> ; fur a 
 Vonl, liir a (i!.uv e, fur a Si)'n, ore\cn witlvnit .inv 
 real euiilioii, when their own invineiMc I.aloiille li.is 
 pcmipuii ihettl to 't r Ami loulii it he iin.ii'inM, thai 
 thcv wu I'lll'C niiiet anil idle SpeOlatorn of fiuli .ACHor.s 
 A« tlicli' ? '1 hat they would enilnre ,Siraii)',rrs to fence 
 tlienilel\es inro ihc Ai> rtnients of theii Women, wlun 
 thty WDViM as loon lee them ikail, as lee tluni in any 
 C'oiii|\iin Uiiile< their own ' Patiernem Inch i Caie !■< 
 not to Iv expecfeil am where, except in a ('•v\ntry of 
 tame, ealie, contentcil C'uckoMs ; iducIi lets u ir lo W 
 t\\\C)t\\ IV m a I iirk, tli.it IS, a Man inailenp of Ciuiler, 
 Jialonlic, and llrieil to the Chtiltian Name. 
 
 .^nd Ui for jinliiif, ai;a:till tli.ir Church-Walls, and 
 Pnois: I', had In'cn pcrliapsa lels l'rov(Ka'iiin, lo have 
 lit lir^' lo theiii in anot'ur Scncc, or plantv'd a Hatt ry of 
 p.rcu (Inns and deat iln ni ilown lo'he Ground ; torthis 
 niiulu W.wc Wxu the deltri'L'h'in of ihem, Itiit vvoidd not 
 havej'iil!iiud or delil'd tli in, a. die other Oniric did in 
 the! rtk« Opinions. And 'tis im inauer how alilmd and 
 f<M)lil)i thnfe Op ni.ms .irc in themk'lves, for if tlicy arc 
 once firndy penwadcd in their Minds that 'tis fo, there 
 ought to be as nun li C union us'd, as if they wcricver fo 
 well Rroiinded .iiid iiillilia'.'ie ; b'.'li.les, 'tis a very great 
 breach of (^o.iil Mann.r-, an I the Common Rights and 
 I'rvdcg.s '.f MirVind, ti allault the Religion of any 
 People, or f xpole any thing to fconi and contempt, that 
 they ei.iccm I'acred, tho' at ilie IImic tune tiicir Judgments 
 may need better lufornati m. 
 fpon wliit I^i't i'"^!" ^'^ ''""■ '"'* '" ''>•' honed, that ctm F.oJ'jh-'ne'i 
 Aicoum. 'ii. nuglu [lebclved l>y tlie //('(■; and ,•/. .i/j in great iiieafure ; 
 
 •I'^tk. Ai' "" '''•" '''°' ''"^'"' f'^" "^ ''"" ^''•T'F'-' inighi be true, fonic 
 tuUnon/ of the molt odious Particulars of it might l)C falfc. For 
 nufht bo (not to mention the Care and gooil Government of Sir H. 
 M^Uletm:) why were not thcfc Crimes objoAed at firft ? 
 Why was nrt Sir H. M'J.l.'cran told when he was brought 
 in Chains before the Aga, that 'twas for the lewd .\dtions 
 of his Company, that he and they were fo fevcrely hand- 
 led ? I he Aga and the Bada hail need of all the pretences 
 in the World, tn jmvo a c >lour to ihar barbarous AAion, 
 and m.ike it app.arjnll, or ,11 Icall planlible : And was 
 it poilible they could have a fairer and fuller Charge than 
 this? Or thar'hev llionid ncgl.-d it, and not reproach the 
 V.iif,':'!'' with thefe Villanics .' It looks as if the Charge 
 was not then ni.ule, but had been p.atch'd up afterwards 
 to llrie a frn ; they were ihen in a hurry, and h.id not 
 t-nie for a foinial Proiefs ; but afier the litecution was 
 o\Cr, thev had Ic. luce to lind out the Crimes, and draw 
 lip an Iiulidlment accorilingly. And 'tis a lign, that there 
 was n.nre of the Injv.ftice and Treachery of the Turks in 
 it than they arc willing to own, lince that wicked Balla 
 was quickly after lent tor to CiiJ}MtiiicfL; to anfwer thole 
 Pioviedings to the Emperor ; and 'tis <ertain, that it coft 
 him (at leaft) his Place and Preferment:, and that he w.as 
 cnndcmn'd to a Life of difgracc and oblcurity. How- 
 ever, fince our Merchants thcmfelves do not fcniple to 
 own, the Etirji/l' wcie guilty of fonic Diforders there ; 
 thofe difmal Confequcnces, together with what has leen 
 allcdg'd, may lervctodcier all that go in;o thofe parts, 
 from any fuch irregular Pradiccs amongll the rcvcigcful 
 Tuiks and Ara'.K. 
 Tliii Ap the By the way, 'tw.is a pretty odd Circumftance, that the 
 rmw ihjt a- Merchants fl.ould be all this while difiourling with that 
 tM. '" " ^'■'•y Wantha' h.id before captiiated, Sir //. A//W.y/i7i»;,and 
 rrcau-d their Cociitry-ui'ii like Oogs ; that the new Aga 
 fliould be the oM Kii.Ui' that had done all that mifchief. 
 Yet 'iw.-.s really lo. .is rhev fiiin I afterwards ; "twasthe 
 fame Man, th.i'ihe "-crivar.o lii' ninly denied it, and be- 
 ing a fliMnre b'are ti; ti.ciii, sliey Cfuld not have known 
 liim, if ill.' A;'a"< . \vn h 'rell Confedion had not nlfuT'd 
 thcin out al't-Twaiils. llcthat was then as rouj'li and 
 fierce as any Iknl!; of Prey, was now as mild and .is gen- 
 tle as a 1 am'.) ; hi- I'crn Carriage was all lai.l alide, and 
 fome Corrcdiri; \]< probali-) had tiughi him better 
 Manners .u d I'cj ,. ru'cnt. He li.ul the good Poriune to 
 come odupoii e.ilier Terms th.iii liisold Mallenlic I'.alla; 
 bur ih.i:'' the a.r. antage of the little Villains, .lieyran 
 pretend to 1 c c;i-pIo\\l and \\i a-woik, and lo Hip their 
 cwn Necks cut of die Collar, while the Great Ones go 
 to J or. 
 Tliiir Agirt- Bir to tho more imrorrantConcerns of their Trade and 
 ni n: w,i!i B;,!],^.!-,; : Ti..!.. /.^.rciinenc made with tlu Scrivano for 
 '"''"'"'"■Culloni, was'lhiec in the Hundred for aU Goods, bodi 
 
 iiii|>orteil and exported, which was pretended much more 
 ta\oiirjble than what w as coniinoiily allow'il ; and then 
 lorG<ildard vSiUcr, and .Ml Money in general, to p.iy 
 none. 
 
 Ami now the Mrmans wtfp drawn up wiih »ll tlieili- 
 fpatch iiiiagiiiabl.', and in a(i,:ncral AHemblv of llieMer- 
 chan't of the Town, the Aga himlelf publnh'd the I.iU-r- 
 ties I'vanted to the Ij r^ /'•. 
 
 '1 he Copies of tlieie lirmans.irc here fubjoyii'J as ihcy 
 were taken out of the Original A'tilukj 
 
 JF.:ilrt'iil mil pcif-'il h'iini.iii, yivenly lie Cimt if Col^ 
 fo/'-ir'r'i Cr/iiinit /'f i'.nglifli, Andrew Shilling, 
 
 10 /A.- Me xi;h,li, /in, I In .xlljiuh ,11 ,ue ciVmc tviih him iti il n 
 prefent ; irni lo .iK the Kiln'ii of ihr Hiiglilli, nhkh jh.:ll 
 emn' to !• n i'nrt h:iee.liL-r I'r iir!r «,oJt'fry', .uiJfnm.U 
 
 11 F.iiter:.'.:mne>ii iy the (ir/icr of (irj, and ly iht h'Aiilt at 
 h.tve in ifir lli'y Pmfhet Mahumct ; vtith the l.icmeerf our 
 ('•rtiit 1.0 ,1 /lihl KJ"?, to whom tl'e lircm d'o,/ 0/ the iWrhl 
 :\'vt /■■i;;' Life : fl» //'f i'i.le.'ili. Truth, titid /lull'orili nf 
 1! : '!r:,u V',-{ir rf Sinan, Mahomet BalTa ; nhom the 
 "rent C d i>ii\- llrenfth an.l /'i w.r i)i Im KiiiZ'ton : /I'lJ li f ^•" 
 
 z- • > I / ' ; • J * J 1 ''4' 
 
 tl'e 'uiiu'iiyi, iMi.l true mrttHinj(, nn.l ,om>ii/ind rf iNrii„i.,, 
 Raiab Aga, « w (iaftrnoiir of the Tomi rf Mwha ; to h 
 Hiie'i la ih: Celt N.ilioit of t>>t Englifli, with all f.iitl- 
 ':.ihifi. 
 
 I The Covirmiir Raiab Aga, do give l.lherti mid Licence 
 to the Englilh K.iiaii, to emiif hiihrr 10 this Piri, n 
 receive i'rieii.liy Entcrlnininntt, to iriiit^ /i/hi^r.r their licK.li, 
 to buy nnd jell with nil freedom } 10 cr.ny fii h Ccodi ■» tl'Cy 
 hut .ib-md, without U-tt or hiii.lernncc : .liid li.ive mnde Cin- 
 triitl ni'l' tl'em, thnt f.r ,iil Goods thi-y l.iiid, ihfi Jb.ill fito 
 T/'rC' lithe Hundred, n^'t in re/idi Monryjint in Goods ; niui 
 f.r vph.ii thry c.viy nwi^i nhoitrd, fo it he M' -ch.iiidice, nnd 
 not I'ln'ifijnfor their Ship, ,n yittn.ils, or JucI' lil(i; li'ntlhey 
 jhnll p,iy ready Monei nl iinee by the Hundred ii^ewife, nei- 
 ther lime nor left, but nt it ii conlr.iHed ly on^.,',grectnent, 
 Th.it H" [nhnbiinnit of thit Town, nrr I'eople of tlie dimiry, 
 neither Turk nor \Ta.\i./hi:ll injure titem ; hiir they jhnll he.vt 
 their Liberty to their C^ni-nti. /Ind tint ihii my h'irmjn 
 nndContrAti M j^iven them miih ,t lyod fle.irl, mid true iiie.iii- 
 i'lglo fee it pefoimed, I vfitnefs tit Truth before the mojl 
 I'igh God, nnd our Holy Propht. 
 
 Signed with my Chop, the Fourteenth * Day ot Moy, 
 in the Year of our Prophet Mr-.cowet 1017. 
 
 *tki»t| 
 
 Iftmuif 
 Inn 'Jo 
 
 llife"! I 
 
 Conp,all 
 Saint 
 
 The BiilPa of Sinan s Firman, 
 
 IN the Name of G O D. T/h Letter written with the 
 ^ Hold if Tnith of li-e iiirj} I'igh (i O O : To nil \ntioni, 
 Gofernoii,s,and Officers,ovcr the V eo fie under my C'mernment 
 COD keep you nil, 
 
 K.itow ye, Thnt we hn-.e f.ven our fi-.itlfiil Firinnn i,i:totle 
 llniids of Seignior Andrew Shilling, Cnptninof the Englilli, 
 JofiphSalbaiik, hii Comp.vihn ; nnd to their Friend, Ed- 
 waril Heynes, Mrrch.ii.t ; whiji me com- t.i the Port of 
 Mocha, Jor them to go nnd ame with their Ships to the /nid 
 l'ori,4n<l there to hiiymidfell /:lhn.vner cf ^terchnndicefree'", 
 nnd with nil content , And w- ..' fui .her give them ly virtue 
 of tl H our Fiim.in ill the F:ilh of lie Great COD, nnd (iir 
 holy Prophet Mahomet ; in the P.iithof ourCient Lord,wloin 
 GOD pirfer'.e i .wd in the I'.tith of Our Sef\ G overitour of 
 the Province nnd City of Sinan ; fee Licence f. r to fell mid 
 hti) there, here, nnd in nil cri cr of cur Pons, nnd Towns of 
 Trade within cur Co^i-ermnent, ,i< freely nnd ijuietly, withciil 
 iijuiy, let, or ino.'-Jl.ttir.n, ,i< niiy of the Tredcii nnd Merch.intt 
 which ioine to thnt Port of Mocha, . r .my other, ofwh.it Kn- 
 ti:ii foeier, /Ind do cev/eni ni:d ngioc with il em, to pny for 
 CjLm of fi.ch Goods .:i ticy biiii's. Three h the Hundred, 
 .ind fr whnt il ••> buy nnd entry forth. Three I y the Hundicd 
 l.l{;w'fe. yli.d do picinifc nnd jwenr, in the true wny of nu 
 O.uh, t'j k'op our H'jd with them in thu .h/eemenl ; and 
 ■n'-ee you n!l herj-y to k;iw, thni li'cy JhnU pry neither mere 
 i.or h/s. .:nd fu tie. , Ti -1 thy Jl'.i'l receive neither iiijii'y, 
 I'u t, nor d'nge. , nor nm dif.onient piien them, either to their 
 I'e-fns or Ccods, hut ti'oy .ii;d their \ntion Jhnll hme, as 
 f. "in their fiijl SI ip thnt came tc this Kjnfdjin, now thu, jo 
 ever m tie Inji Slip, thnt JlvU rrrive Iseieifter, the like 
 Friendly Entrdnii.ment, an, I Coed T '/",•>(•, .i- we hnve com- 
 innnded to be giien them nt litis p'ojent. And thnt this 11 ir.y 
 f.iiil f. I me.in.iig, thu o:ir Finnan which ciinei to your Hnndt 
 Jh.ill be a Hutwfs of the Tuth. 
 
 Wri'tcn and Signed widi my Royal Chop, from our 
 Court of .V/w/rn, this Eightcciuh Uay ofyw/)', in the 
 Year of tur Prophet h'Vihomet 1 017, 
 
 The 
 
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 l> IS16. 
 
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^ibTijBrhap. XXXIV. Relations of the Dutch Proceedings at Banda. 1 89 
 
 ci) miuli iiioro 
 i\\ ; ami dun 
 tm'ral, (o |'.\y 
 
 mil nil tlic ili- 
 Iv ot'ihcMiT- 
 h'll the I.iU-r- 
 
 joyii'il n ilicy 
 
 Cinct 't' (''f>, 
 ulrcw Sliilliii;!, 
 iviih himni il •, 
 111, which jh.-.ll 
 ■yi", .iHi//i<™,/- 
 1} iht Fit it h i»f 
 p l.icmceof eiir 
 I <i/ ihelf'^rU 
 III /llllhoritl ff 
 X ; w/wm ll\- 
 
 oiimiifna rt we n,i4.«. 
 Mocha ; to hi- 
 with all /.lit!.. 
 
 rii and Luetic t 
 
 in ilm W f, n 
 nr.r their (ito./;, 
 
 A Gcoili ,n ihty 
 h.tvf iniileCin- 
 ,!, thn jh.ill fni 
 • ill Ciocilf ; {in,! 
 U-xh.tudict, nh.l 
 ch lit{r, ti'itt the) 
 eH \il(txrije, nci- 
 
 oiu.tlgreemtm. 
 e of tilt Coiintrf, , ^^^ I 
 lit they jhnll hme itkm i 
 ■ lI'H my K/rmJB''™* j 
 I, miJ true iiie.iii- J*'"!., 
 ) before the imjt.xi,', 
 
 Snln» 
 Dn. 
 
 Ii * Day ot All;, 
 net 10x7. 
 
 The Copy of the Govcrnour of M.vfcj's Firman, 
 i^iven to Mr. Sallank, \ot good Ulii^^c in l)i!> 
 May 10 Sinfi*, ii tliif. 
 
 JNihc Name of tho Cnat CiOO. Tm I cite cf Cm- 
 iii.ni.lmo" ill the S :>iir ef nir i^' ei-.t l.oi.l i i»/ . m C O /) 
 ktepl t) All Pefle, finie^iipim of 'Voivi:i mulV. li.-i. Kjiv^<i 
 )• lint it It oil ll'''l '«■' {'emm,:nim'til, 't'l'.ii ifheii the 
 fli'.i -r h'teof, Jolqih S.ilUaiik, 
 
 ■/' .V^i/i'i»/ nt'thr hnpjiili, (diH- III > III I'licei ot'l'io.e'iiment, 
 i,vi life ihein, him, ,i'i.l .iH n'mii/oet" , fieiuih, mid n'lh nil 
 ( iswt.-frt ■■ I'i'lt in.' ""tV them p/li /or fi'i'l/M,';, or o/'ifr .V- 
 cell'n'ic, m mve th.tii oidnirf; hit rMhcr mike fnifi'" 
 foi tlviii, mid iiffiit them, .hid t'tr tth.u Coedi thet /hill c<i> 'J 
 nwn, or h'liiH uf iii'n ih- V'.ii rf Sinan, foii ft.i.ill ttikf <m 
 Dulifi ff them, .« n th- C.illam t.i other Af«, hut let ih-m 
 till f'Ce, d'in^ il' III iielrh'r iTi'nt^ ii:ir iniiiiy. tl'terefW:, 
 ,tlt toil to ithom ihii I.. -tier m Coiiim.iiid flAll come, vehich I 
 hue fi ufM info hli hind, I coiiuiiiind you nil, in the N.ime nj 
 rVBiilHi, ^e)hom QOli bleji) lo fee ilm pcfiimej nit h. ill 
 liili'ieiice. 
 
 Given at \ticht, the- Twentieth of June, A. 1017. of 
 our Prophet hUhomet, 
 
 I. fitr llw 
 
 un. 
 
 Th''. fattr Firman, as appear* by the Curitcnis of it, 
 wa<(;iM'nto Mr. 4'.m i/.i;, for his .Scturity in his |(mr. 
 ., UinKxii) to S'i'/MM ; his Biilincls thither, was to reiciM' Irom 
 ""'"■'" thffla(ra'«n\Mi 1 laiul, that Firman of his whiih was in. 
 fincil hefore, ami i'> make fiimi' convincing Trial of the 
 niiphiy Favour and Kiiulncis whuli tlii' Aga prctcnilcJ he 
 I1.11I for the /.. •<///'•. Ami ir fccins all his F.nnriainincnt, 
 Uiiti upcntht Road, and at S.h in too, did very well eor- 
 rcfpond wit'i the .Afia's Picienlions. At his entrance into I 
 any Towiv^>f note, he was always met by a Party of Sol- 
 diers th.'i i xmc out to be his Guard to the (iovcrnours of 
 thofi' plaies, by whom he was receiv'd with all inugina- 
 hlcCoiirtclie. 
 
 His Reception a'. Vi/mw was fomcihing more pompotis, 
 a brave Troop of Horfe being difpatch'd to meet him a- 
 Ixjiit a Mile out of Town, and a Houfe very richly fiir- 
 nilli'd, made ready for his F.iitcriainment. He was firit 
 of all carefs'd by the principal Xcritf, and the BalHi's 
 Ticafurer, ami after two Days reft, had Audience of the 
 Billi himfclf. 
 xi Silttf According to his Report our P.ngli/h Cloili would prove 
 'ifiM " 8°*'^ Commodity at Sinim, and the adjoyiuiig Country, 
 
 One Reafon fi r which i», the Icvcre Ciild of iIk I liinarc, 
 whii h pinihes ihe Inlialutints tiir ei 'lit or time Months 1 
 the .Slimmer 11 hardly .1 Summer luiealioi ts and under 
 thewarnicit Rays( lihe Sim (he fays) a Man might very 
 well hue niduied a Fiirr-G.iwn. 
 
 But beliiles iliu, tlieie is a l,ir;H' ("oiirt at Sinun, and ro 
 Ills than 41 (>r ^uooti galLiut 1 1'lks liclonpin)! t" it ; tc» 
 which -add the le\eul Arm es that lie up .imld.iwn in 
 the Country, ether employ .1 in r- 1!- . nj! tin- jHt'v I'eli 
 Kinf;s. or e!|e in guaMliiig the '1 1 rkiili I'urtiii. us Viini 
 .. , „ „, ,■ their IncurlioMs. I liefe d.i all wear ciilie, hi);h-lri»'>i 
 
 '''''"^./'^':7;:■''!':..''?.t^ »•''•'/..« Chillis, or.,iiihedlottn„l',.,.s, and ;.,,/ !, Pin- 
 tadoes for wain of goo I C h th j niul mi doiihi lu" our 
 /.'«;; 1//' ones wniilil aiifwer all tlij piirpiilesof th? I' net inn 
 ami th'-' ( id:.w, aiiil U' \ery ai-ree.ilile to thife Sdldi-Ts in 
 their Maiihes ihr.iiigli the Weather, and lold Night* 
 I odgings in the open Meld. 
 
 In that time ih.it this /•••/;;//,'• Ship lay ar A( /t , the 
 (Jrand ,Sei};iiior, Sultan .lima i.\'\<\\, leural Ceiemonieit 
 being perlorni'd upon tliat ocralion 111 the (Jratul .Moliji c 
 ot'that place : liiit the new Sultan was pleasM ki lonlinii 
 both the ;ialla .ind ^f^ in ih.'ir reffeCtivc Places and Of- 
 fices for le\en Years l,,ngtr ; lo that the I'.ni^l./h Tr.ule in 
 thife parts, as u had its be(',iiiiiiiig, wis ailii to haic itH 
 growili anil progivli under the Inthienc.s nf tlv.'ir Ciovetn- 
 inent. 
 
 lI|K)ii the whole, the Turks rontiniied fair, jult, and 
 ci\iltothe lad , they made good to a I'unOHlio wli.itever 
 they pretended to, and did in fome me.ilure attone for for- 
 mer Abufes, b) the H'meltv .ind Dbligingnels nf their 
 prefeiii l)e| iiitme'it ; tho' .it the iime tune tis pujlible 
 fe.ir might lia»e fome llinke in the nufer too ; 1 r the 
 
 l->.f^l j! were able ro command and toree their own Tia.!., 
 .Tml ipiil the Turks when they pleas'd : .\iij twasiniitter 
 of fad, thai liime Ships had pals'd bv Mrhi, and aeiit to 
 I. !(././,«, the Port of A( i.r, for tVar of fallinp 'iito the hands 
 (if fo much dre.idiil an Adverlary, ami the Mfill,d>,irt 
 would not come in neiilier, but Ibiv'd at /Ideii, till the t'.ii- 
 ?ddh had given them their P.ifj for .Security, and good 
 Ul'age. 
 
 But the Effeds were very agrce.iblc, ler the C'.iiife be 
 whar it will ; and if the Turks can't be juU and true out 
 of Confcience, and love to Venue, let them be fn out of 
 fear of power and pmiilhrncnt. I Ik • \: i^ the M nour of 
 ading from a Noble Principle ; but otiur People need not 
 lofe the Profits of a Commerce with them upon that ac- 
 counr. 
 
 Our Ship having done this conlideralile Service for her 
 Country in the Hed Sea, faii'd away from A/c/w for the 
 Coaftof /mi^/i! again. 
 
 !i 
 
 written voith the 
 To nil Kntioni, 
 my Government : 
 
 Virmrn in:to th 
 
 of the Englilh, 
 
 r Friend, Ed- 
 
 f.i the I'oit ef 
 
 Ships to the laid 
 
 chniidicef'ret'\ 
 
 them ly viiiu-' 
 
 GOD, and dir 
 
 e,it Lcrd,Kl mil 
 
 '/, (i(,veii:oiir <t 
 
 / r to jell ni:d 
 
 r.nd Towns rf 
 
 iiictly, voiilmit 
 
 .wd Merch.intt 
 
 ■ , (/ tv/'.if N'.> 
 
 VIII, to pny for 
 
 y the Hundred, 
 
 y the llundied 
 
 true way of an 
 
 ?reement ; nnd 
 
 'i-.y neither more 
 
 illxr injirr, 
 
 II, either to their 
 
 Jhdil hiive, as 
 
 >i, ncm tim, jo 
 
 iftei, the liks 
 
 ;. ive have com' 
 
 / that this IS ir.) 
 
 s to your Hciuls 
 
 '.•op, from our 
 )f jtt/r, in the 
 
 The 
 
 Chap. XXXIV. 
 
 An Account of all the Proceedings hetmeen theIino\i(h and the 
 Dutch, Vfith reference to the Banda /fjfairs : Together xpith the 
 fever al Grounds of the Trctenfions of both Tar ties, and the Contro- 
 tier/ies happening thereupon, f a/^n out of the founials and Letters 
 witten upon that SubjeB, by Mr. Spurway, Mr, Courthop, 
 Mr. Hayes, and fome others, 
 
 Jfl'the vtry bei^inniii^ ef this Account, we find tlie l{elalers ^ot out into the Eaft-Indics ; !}'■■ I'.we no Information of the 
 Adventures ef the fiijl part of the Voyage thither, but only the livcnts that happen'd there, rv'.thout any manner of inn., 
 duliory CircuniJIanccs, As me therefore find tliem at this dijlance, ne mud begin where they d?, and tahf the Stoiy in that 
 form and length that they deliver it to us in. 
 
 liiwmit*, 
 IIV. 16l(. 
 3 (0 iU. 
 
 I fP of ihe 
 Ulitti gflt. 
 »in Id ihc 
 
 Vu,l. 
 
 HAvinp difpatch'd all Affairs at Sr.ntam, wcre- 
 mov'd from thence to .V/dC^/Ti' (with our two 
 Ships the Stran and the /-) /™ef J where we 
 cxpcded to take in 100 Qiioyncs of Rice. 
 The King of this place was, and had been along time 
 a molt inveterate Enemy to the liu:ch ; he would not al- 
 low anyone ot them fo much as to land upon his C'oun- 
 try, and thofe that fell into his hands at any time were 
 furc never to get out again. The rcalon of this Hatred 
 was the fcveral Wrongs \shich the People of the llland 
 had recciv'd from them ; they had feiz'd and captivated 
 lumc of the Natives, and ainonglt the rcit the King of 
 
 M.ieaff.ir's Sabanilar, a Man of great Note and Figure in 
 the Country ; for which Affronts he vowed a fevcre Re- 
 venge, whenever he had an opportunity to take it. And 
 feveral others of the p.tty Kings of the Ceiel\-s joy n d with 
 him in this Uilign, as having been Fellow-Sufferers and 
 Partners with him in the Injury; they «ll thrcatned the 
 Dutch, and it was their wiled Courfe to keep out of 
 the way. But notwithltanding this, they mull venture 
 and try ih'-'v Fortune at Maci-JJ/:r. and that in an .ibriipl 
 intruding way too ; when their Circnmltances required 
 a great deal of application and lair means to be us'd to in- 
 troduce them with any fafcty iunongit that People again. 
 
I>0 
 
 Surrender of Jhandd ijles to the t nglilh. 
 
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 Til' '"■■V,"' 
 l»t<"i ih. 
 
 I'M*. 
 
 Cim* in 
 
 -r 
 
 •fc« C 
 
 ' V'.f 
 Kil.iicfi, in 
 C'|>t /^titii- 
 Itn'. I.ft 
 
 Jdii/j r let 
 
 d I v.>'l ip 
 IOl)li£nj ijh. 
 
 )(,(-( 
 I'l. S 
 
 r.nr „: 
 inf In 
 I .rtl< 
 
 t:i • iiv 
 
 A Irpw' Sh'c iif ilicin mirii In Jh Anilinr, •nl liiuli 
 tii'r S' ti VA'l II .iiiiiii .iiIku, till' C<>iip4ii) (I \thili 
 mr i'i.irkVli> I p 111 " 1" 1 1'l !>■■ I III .Ml..!/// j wiTi' p i-- 
 Ccmlv (tc.H'rM iti'iii:! t'ikvii, .mil \«i'iiUI \\a\c li.uk\l tlutii 
 V'llu'i'l •IIV t'.ii|1i>r t miiiiny, li.iil iiui wc lalnul ilie 
 I'lir> M llai Ml lb I'l I rt I t.ic III! I', All I put i!ic Mill I - 
 t t'l! I ilci'4ii / "K"/ dii.ir', ii'l wc wi'iii 111 pi.i' Ni tiik' 
 to ill'' K 1'^'. Ill !■ v^c il'il. tli-u lio III y\ii mil i'c i.j'oik 
 
 I'll'*, 4' II I i\V-'t iltl'' (l\>l'llU>iU« um. I'll It' lli:t« Will 
 
 ihi- /( '.' '/ 111 til » Ami pi. 
 
 'I In- Kiii('. 1 1 ii " 'I"' . o'l'l I'oiiii' «it'ir.« ConfiiKiAfii, 
 CAiiir tl vn iiiinii'il!;!! 'I> wi.li ><>»> Men i .ini lure ilic 
 /I; ^ liul iiuilii '> Ihiiivmiuu'iI .ifur till.' iiii'it rirnri IK 
 n-flmuT. It wf h.iil nut r.miil iliiir Itu'ikI", ami muruvil- 
 cil I'oi' ilH' I I c.iNiiMi. I'. I Ik K III ,.il iJiiv iiuii'.ii\, pic 
 them iluif i lui iii.J lliri tui'tirn lo tlif r Sliip j 
 liut 'i \v,i« ) arlv 1 c. .mil' lii- iltlp^'il lo [ijor ami triHini,' .i 
 RcMiipc iiniliiiu'iukil uiilikli.ii)tc a ha irKut^ (kIuii 
 ho ill. 1 liriktf thi- :i,' J, i\\.\\ tli.in.ii c u. 
 
 l\ I iliis w.irniiip u 1 \ 11", «.!•. II t r f t oiit lolHr- 
 fw.nl. ihviii 111 ktip mil (I ilaniir; lor ilio mxt l)ay 
 llici wiTi' lit ihc l.iiiic v.i ik an.iiii, lomiiij', c ii with iluir 
 I'lVit 1(1 :hi' Ml 'ic, tliii ilic I.IW .111 Army • t' iuMgi'il I'.ii;'- 
 
 111111 r .Ills til(ip|l>l.' llll'lll. 'riK'Kllip h.lMlip IHAV lilt 
 
 all hit I'.itii luo, 111 Uc liiiiiiill iliii< aHiiiii cil .<);Aiii, lin' 
 < lit rDiiiciit'li;ii \/ii' // . ' .11 the I I'iMusu iiimupi tlicin, 
 II ho I'l.l tliiir Hiilii ^ ilf .;l. .ill . p. t N t\M' II iluin .iml 
 the r Ship, Iw ariU" ' iIimii ami lul olfcicry Man ot'ilani. 
 Wc wifi .It ill > lime iiiiiniiiiiiliil t(i k' I pill f.' wiihiii 
 Door* i I V wli ill we p'a iil) lo .tul, th.i tliore wai liiiiu' 
 Jc.il iiiii' ol'.i C oiiilpi i,.'iiuc lr'V\.'. n 1 1 .iiul t'lo l>. r ' 
 ill this iVIieii. Aiil w'li.it ill', ilijitlij iii.t<i- iliK iiii.u- 
 iorrM'>li' Ai I'liipt I'lir, iiiilil' t. rnnkr ii* I'lili'i.'i'ti.il .i- 
 ni( iif'lt tlv AI'i ll'i', .11. J lo o.i'nlii'iw oiir Iniirill 
 ih 'II', 1^ rii t I'.iiie to iiiagiic. 
 
 Wi'l t l.iil tiiiiii heme I \ I'o cc^ i.niul lii.l pari of the 
 WMV ilio Ci iiipaiiN I I hi", /'ii.'.'/ Ship ; wc were luii il lo 
 relieve tlieiii at Sea with our l'ro\i(iiiii<i, us wil! .is we 
 h.ul ilniie at 1 anil with oiii Intciell j ai.il fur the rew.iii| 
 of ill, tliey repoiti'il it is, iha' wc were the laiile of 
 their Mens I'ciiig kiK'il at .^f^ ijj' ■. 
 
 Our pleat Butincls at /' »/<i)m>.', wa<, to treat with 
 the Inhabitants about the Inrrcmltr ot that, amltheniher 
 lllanils, iiitiitliehandsof HisMaiellv ot inv,l.m,>. *1\\{\ 
 was what the liunliini'le thciiilelves had voluntarily of- 
 lu''il ; they were never put iipon't by the {■.n!<l<'fl\ but 
 'iw.is em rely their own motion : But lincc they hail long 
 ciiuruil us tint, we e. ine now toniake a formal Arecpi- 
 ance of their Otter, if we foiiiul tiieiii Itill in the lame 
 mint. 
 
 All the Orinka' c« of the lllanils beinp met 'i prther to 
 fri.f'ilr -.poriilis . tia.r , ih.ii Wi iniplit p.o.eeil the mo 
 fafel ami r.pii.ri , we lulk of ali ilri.iaiuleil. Whether 
 cverHiiy li.i.l in. ile ..lu CDrir.'.ol w.tlulie 0/>'i .orpiieii 
 thciti an.- l>ro. Ill for I'ret.n:! n.s t" tliofe Illaiuls ? I 
 this tlie\ rip.icJ, 'Ihai tlure never had I cen any fiieh 
 tiling ; iliat ihe Oi.'u' were ilieir ii.onal liiieinies, ncier 
 li.ad beer., imr never ll.oild le their cl.c Ten NialUr^ 
 
 We then pit ili.' Q eUi n, Whcih.r they d d imnni 
 mnuliy, wil.muly, and wi-.hoi;t all deieit an.! fient re- 
 ferves, lutiiiiiler ili. le Illan.lsin the iil'cof the King's Ma- 
 jcfty of J-'i»'-'.i', would ll.-nd by the Rclignation, ami 
 m.iimaiii wiiarilie li.id done ? 'I'o this they aiifwer'd in 
 tl'.e affirui.ltive, vv ih one Coiifent, de. lariiig they dclir'd 
 noih np more, than to be letkun'd a part of the iji?jijb 
 tinpirc. 
 
 vSi) the Bul'n.n wa5 concluded, the Writinps drawn, 
 and f .eniii'y dcKici'M ii.to our hands ; and in Token of 
 their Si'bi^dion a Turf of Ear'h, and a Nutmeg-Tree 
 rrcfciiTtd .at ilu fame liine ; which Coicmoiiy alfo W4is to 
 DC yearly r.'iiew'd. 
 
 We on o r parts were oMip'.d to fi:r;iilli them with Rice, 
 Cl'.th, and (the- Commodities, to adilt them without 
 Shipp ni; u) on oecalion, ai.dir..at all their Enemies as our 
 own. 
 
 Th-'Copiesof ihe feveral S rrcnder- arc here fubjoyn'd, 
 as they were trinflated o'.t (f the Original iM.//.i,v.oi into 
 Biig'ij'-, by foine of o';r own Counti y-iiicii. 
 
 T'le Cinrtnts o' t'.f '-urr n'r-.x o' •! c Iflitvlsot 
 Pcolttvj), aiiJ Poel-iioon, in BjhJu, to His 
 M3J' liy. 
 
 . , lijr "T'l!!' !' ' ."".''',;; H fill il''' /tjrrewnt lirrvrn-n I'tl tir OrKr\it)es 
 '■',"■ ^ (f Poo'ov'vay, .iiii/ Poo'aroon nljr, .i«./ /Af tnglifh, in 
 ,f.f mtni 'ml yi v.! ■ T'-nr whn if In tie ritne th.itVoo^ow.yy 
 K.. i'lrxaiKit ) t 'i'l'/' \ -7 .''r .'/.'r Hollanders, tl- Penp'e of Ptiolo- 
 '; '. wa", rti/JPoolaruon, hadjurr.-ndredtlietvofgrclaidfjl^ndt 
 lii'ii. 
 
 iium iJt K,:^|J^ rt \ iiplaid 
 
 ^^b,|iHnhap. XXX 
 
 
 Ml III. M nUi.l /irir, it IIJ nil jrtlin "i' "'* K'"X''t fcng- 
 
 land .'* h.'.f /,/', I, ilii:<jt<t if Pciilow.iy, <i>i,lj,iiinttf 
 
 I, .r.- I'l,- ,1 ff Oi.hiwet in V^k. » "f lie C r nrni of th%Uii 
 0; Poolinv,iy .IN./ PmiUpun, teivt-iiiU Krglilh n'lj lUtn 
 n/r., Ih', A:,I l.f.f,:,fi lltr.fft'f.ii.l l/l.inl, I, ihf K^„'f 
 
 t rnpUiid, .ti.il 'J i: ■.:•>■ X ••'■! "lie I'.iigiiih, /'f.'m </r,i 
 
 b'tf r lit III p :^t'j PiKilovva , f ;;/» /)';/ , W),,/ du,', ,/,^,^ 
 
 I ir/i i/ik,-ti h ilx llollliidet'i. ,//,,/ 1» tiem .u il ,'t ii„,, 
 ('•lit wrt liiii /irn Fiipliil,-ii en n^. •/ I'l olimay, rf ivm^ 
 
 •''-./•■'•A »'"■ /''' ',t| l>"f •'''..' Ill i'o llti'd.l.llf (fl.) |(».i/, !»,.,./ 
 
 rtictt to Pnilaniii'ii, let ll r will' lie Mr of Pooloway, in 
 
 ir.:i:>,^i l,< l.erjhl'l p.'ijf ,} Vmei. ,1, l.in..\i iltmtm.i 
 ir,' \l,;,,t Poolaniiiii : lu. cf n >.,n Ue tn,tjy,t/,u.l ip„t,.i, 
 !• e il, lie Irth.h ifilif \^,»;« (.; Fnplar.d my, Hucrjint laeui 
 l/«".>i./ 1. Hill wl'rieri III liii iim i. . i.^h tie .ifiulli if 
 ''■ Mc'Undcfi, Potiluway ii lnU.n i,u, ifttit lamli utiH ftj. 
 .//'''". '/ il jl:ilt I'/;/.' hi' dM-i,'llr m iCiStri ii unio h'wjilf 
 .J( liii, /'.' /b,!/! .lo ilif.iii 1,0 ^li 'lilt . ijL\e, i .,!;,/.• //., ;,,. 
 ■ .'iiui'ii ll::,r«f lute /ilj,.!ii:.l.\li ,1.1. ,ii/l il 14111,1 I im : ,li,d 
 ■f hi M,-ifJ})i pl,:iluit l/t t., Iiv „iiii., 1, let ii Ir m /l.ill 
 j-m Irjl ill /"I lljin.f, ji.l mni\ H,t tli, i, Jure, lUi 
 wc il<f Ml, o( Pooluway ii'i.l Poiilai'oon, lijve/i,r,eii.lit.l ih- 
 t,t.' /;> ,/.;/</ IJI.iii.h «.,/.. Ilu Miiiijh'i fi-ntr, .iti.l ..iiwei ^j 
 t III, ir iciiol 11,1 ll'„i,l np^.-ii, lie/, t„ lie liijl ,l,;<, iiii,l h. 
 ' '•;:; .'iiik''! mi, I.I. ei nlil, i: c linglilli ,« , ne Hon.l /,. lite ,- ' .1 
 ilir irt,>il<t,. l-'iirl';i>,o,r, ill me Men "/ Peoluway, <•>./ 
 Po. lareon, 1/1 ., o.ii.mi, m jeiii ei,:,i Ter.r to the tiliig of 
 I'rpUiid, (1 B'.lml'ff f\i,t>in^<, ill I ksn of their nejt„i 
 / 1, i,'i ih.it il'H Offer ,1 .ill tl-c 0.,i,.k,'.)ei of Pt.oloway Vn.! 
 roolaroon , /'nxi; .;:.\ r/f ,,,t,iit if ilvi, i..,e I nemiie lie 
 K'\i of I'lipland, n- I, I f.i.l ill ,l,liv\„ u, leje.ied. 
 
 .■I,..l nlv,e.i, Hi't lailKs, I) ihr f.'ivi.r ,•/ U,<{ u KJni „f 
 Fngland, .Stiillaml. I'laiiec, .«./ Ireland, 11 f.'/o r-m iy tie 
 Mumt (, .1 HJ,., ci Pi;oIoway ,->,.l I'uo'aroon, Afi-rawi, 
 f.f .ill ,f m in.ili.' lui ilj;^,.iii.ci.r, t',.t ihe Coi'iiiie.liiiei I'l 
 ■l^t<voft,el.ii.l IflnJi, ,.,:„,.<,, M,u,' .i,,.l K„,„\ ,^ wecii. 
 
 II I, nor mill fell to uny oil-ei Srtllni, i„i only to in- KJnf^ if 
 Knpland /'I'j Siilfc-li, n.cu ,liiv to lie i,iie iiir.iiii,:f o/'cur 
 ",i->.:>iti, ,iii.l/i,>,,ii.l,ii,^ of thetWJ ilfr.f It 1.11111,11,1, to Ilu 
 Mn/ejh, mill, nil ifnt » ( in) ,1cm to te/ehl) ni In .lijoc. 
 /lug, wliJ, u »ml Jhiil Oe the l{f,:f,n th.it vee ninwt i,it,le 
 null mil othert. ^Iii,l whereat nil the Oritiikr.y.ti of the im 
 foiefniil IJl.tiidi linvemitde thii Ag.eetiieiit, let it iec, edited 
 thtt it WM not tnit.le in miidiiifi, or loojeh, ,11 the lie.ithii,,, of 
 the Hind, hut bccniife it we.t coiicli„lcd upon in their llctii, 
 the;, ci:nn„i rev, Il o> Jitei ve f, tmi the fane n^riii. Moreci er, 
 .ill me together do d-fi.e of Ilu M,tjeJ)j, thnt 'juch thiiiyi ,„ .„, 
 . (if fitting in our /<?//;;/'»/, .« niirt.retil Z'l.ige (f ll'inen, 
 iiir.intniniro rf Sw!i,e in our Ccunriy, forcejNe't,:l^'>ig imoy,} 
 Mens i; 0.1,, iiiif. lii.g of eiir M.n, 0, „nyji cl -ikf thnt ere 
 e: i pted ngr.inli in oi.r l.itws, tint they he net pi,t in prallice, 
 le'ngonr ,f rw Ife it„d ti.Jl„w, tint they m.,y not prcie it 
 m luijh nii'o ,ur Hel'gi,,,; ni:d th.it we in.'y receive no oc:,: 
 Ii <i to Jnt i,nl(imiiy wiih the linglilli. Vu.iheimore, if r.n, 
 F.iiglilh-iuan will brc me ,f em tiHgic, we will nccept of 
 I :in i'p,„; Ciiijcl : Or if nn, of our People will leconie n Chi. 
 •'■,'i; hej'-itll he /o l,\rmje iip.n like Cuifel, dejhini tti, 
 Vrrmije ihne/rch thing, he im done in fucb ninmier .ii ,noy 
 heed dij.riiteiit l'Ct»i.\i ti, and /Ac Englilh, which we do try 
 ernejiiy dcjhe rf llii Mq Jh. F'nnlh, at thi, time all the 
 O.ni.knie, of Pooloway nnd Poolaroon, do ntnin tnnks » 
 Cv.n.inr ir/W. Nathaniel Ciurthop, C.pt.un of the ivt 
 Ship, riding here, Soplion Cczuekc, and 1 homas Spur- 
 •vay,,^,iim^f;rw<n,/, nnd l:,rreiid^:,i^ ihe twnfmejfiiid IJl.-rdt 
 „;;.'o the K^ing of England, hei, g nl,en.ly pvtiy 1,1 th: I n:.i, 
 rf Nathaniel Courthop, Soplion Cozocke, nnd Thrm.is 
 Spurway, and tl'r.t not on y ii,.w, hm m b-iig ,lont letii f, ,• 
 wien ('j;/-imCalHetoii n-.'W//-';,.. Pooloway with Jew Ship' 
 .ill th, Omn^.tye, ,f thr two fo cf^id Hindi, kiting nore.d 
 W'//' Richard Hunt, M.-clnnt ,/ Pooloway, withnl",' he.- 
 ting /,-t the KJng of England '« Fln:^ i.ion the Crkie 0} 
 Poo.oway, nndfl.'ot rjfttv,, Piece, rf 6,d nn.e, in T l{en ,f 
 the Cnvennnt between the O' nnkayes ef Pooloway, and Pooia- 
 roon, rt'(./ cAf Engllrti : And. nit huh lecn dme heretofrr, 
 Jo at this lime we do renew it with Nathaniel Counhop Sc- 
 
 plion Cozoekc, and Thomas Spurway. 
 
 Emmoii Pooloway. 
 .Sahandar Pooloway. 
 Sabandar Wiac. 
 .Sabandar Poolaroon. 
 Sabandar Lainecoe. 
 Nahoda Ooa. 
 Hattib Itt.im. 
 Hattib Pootec. 
 Sabandar Treat. 
 Einnion l.ancccoc. 
 Sabandar Locon. 
 
 The 
 
 The Surrtn 
 Mijclly. 
 
 <F Villi; it ing 
 
 ' raiikayejn/ 
 ef RnlingiliR. < 
 
 t,l; Vil. /■'<" 
 
 P.liid» ir.i. in I 
 licy vte, e no li"if.' 
 !• red ttilh Natl 
 Thomas Spurw 
 J, I i, render ihei 
 (iiignip, unto '/'< 
 Kit ntile «i«; mo, , 
 viiet \ tint now I 
 tf Rofmging it 
 /<!!./ nieie.ii the 
 Orank.iyrt c<i>»> 
 If jhiH I.1J} for 
 ti:,! lie EngliniJ 
 in all V>i,'ile<!,e, 
 Coiiiit'f ,'t Way 
 inij: .tiid .igret 10 
 
 tt ,V('(H|";», ,11 ■ 
 
 iiill'iifmefnid t 
 (•« rf rlir /Igreci 
 ti 'I we dif-jleem 
 Vtdld rnmhl if'e 1 
 SiotLuiil, Fraiii 
 Afi'u'v •!' (i.d, ll 
 llt.ind.f R'ltinp 
 f^iii.,^ *■ V'tenltt 
 II. ,11 I J .ifllij 
 Tri.l; IV.' j'.'o all . 
 A/.'..-. i»/'T'if/- 
 ht i;w:'r/ii- \| 
 i." ■ '» ',j''» unto I 
 rf Way re .ii/</ \ 
 
 /-'.'l ./ II di th, or I 
 
 'mJihii pilt Jl, 
 
 41, > eilvr Sni'iin 
 
 jejh v\ England 
 
 iitt brflrting ."i m 
 
 »!.'", :n.:in;.iinii 
 
 ihiijhg of our A 
 
 uinji liieir initi 
 
 I (,17 fiich lll^t' /I 
 
 l.oeti ( 11',' J y ) 
 
 t'l'tfe (-1 /»r/> likt 
 
 t'l'.y are ilingi ,li 
 
 mine. I, will re.la 
 
 I V i«.^/if be force 
 
 AJinf ver, if ni 
 
 yitfetlim to be C 
 
 he , lone upon fiijj 
 
 lilh .tiid Vl, or i 
 
 t'.r Je, the ./<• C 
 
 done fcr any Mi 
 
 bcc.iufe th.ir mm 
 
 1,1, /hid where 
 
 e.'id by ti-e Voi.lr 
 
 Sabandar if Ri 
 
 f (■ Urankayes, 
 
 of lUlingiiig : 
 
 <?'"».- in ni.idnef:, 
 
 Oi.t th.tt it w.t! (1 
 
 with our M H.'.'.'.i 
 
 /ij.i/w. but th.it 
 
 H,,:d; Nelthe 
 
 e,:y,thcr, hut I 
 
 are cuiy the Kj 
 
 if nif trciihic L 
 
 we will he conn 
 
 with the Englid 
 
 this fh.iUjl 'lid 
 
 P:r.ll ,ilJo be in I.- 
 
 iincr.f the l-iigl 
 
 iiicni.s n^'rin dii 
 
 ni thetiinclbis . 
 
 Pooloway nml 
 
 Oraiikayesi'/ i 
 
 .i-idi>,c,„iij:-,fc 
 
 I licKinpof 
 J lie 'iai'nnd,, 
 tin,>i..ni)( 11 
 
i>! tt Kkhatd 
 K'>; <■/ tng. 
 
 iHilJ. 101 ina elf 
 ■HI cf ihJ^Uu 
 \U(h ti'ij ihiiii, 
 li " llr K,,il 
 ilh, le'K\( Jeiii 
 liij Milt llni, 
 I .1' li •! till., 
 iway, // i»M^ 
 (»'. >(">"', i»i»./ 
 Pooloway, in 
 / . »i /•. II ih f.vii 
 w.M titm »tii 
 
 4i\crjitit It tkr 
 lie .ig/iulli (f 
 
 ■ liitlill tihil ftj. 
 
 il 141110 Hllljltf 
 
 i ■,,»/• til In. 
 liHio I ,'m ■ Ai,J 
 ei il tf m /).'<;/ 
 1/ il J'urt, ihm 
 f Jhntii.lrtJ tir 
 , •Uhi i.iimei ;;j 
 
 Ihihii,' live ■■■.,1 
 I'c'oliiway, c'.J 
 
 /o ll't KJllg of 
 
 i/ ll-c'r Miy_i[;,j, 
 
 I'c.oloway r.ii.l 
 
 ■ 'C I uie unit lie 
 •j<\if,i. 
 
 n filo >:v> it t!t 
 
 Cvi^micMiiei ih 
 
 iuni^^i., wf f,ii. 
 
 1 IQ lie KJif, l/ 
 
 t tiir.iH.ne of cut 
 
 li.l llliiiiM ID IIh 
 
 Icly HI In •lijpc. 
 
 tte mii'iiir imiie 
 
 t<;7.ii of lie two 
 
 Id il be (I edit id 
 
 I the I) entiling of 
 
 ill iheir Ilea ii, 
 
 rill, Morecicr, 
 
 lucli iliiiiyi ,h ,1 e 
 
 /'.?' '} H'iiiien, 
 
 !r irXiig Aim) if 
 
 -iks till f-it 
 
 fill in fraltice, 
 
 ■ ly ml fme n 
 
 eceive no oc:i:. 
 
 timiire, if i-.ny 
 
 pe vnill accepi cf 
 
 lecome n Chi i- 
 
 /, rlcfiiini ihii 
 
 ninmier ,\> nicy 
 
 vl'ich Wf Jc vtiy 
 
 il lime all the 
 
 ntnin mck; n 
 
 nil Iff tie ixrt 
 
 Ihomas Spur- 
 
 fj:rf.U,l IJl.rJl 
 
 I'y ill th: I i-udi 
 
 eiiU Thf mas 
 
 •lone Itn^ f, :c, 
 
 n-'tliJiuiShif', 
 
 , /',ni'>)g /i'ne..l 
 
 witl'f.t, hi-.- 
 
 on the Crftic cj 
 
 lue, in T ken tf 
 
 .1), Aiiii Pooia- 
 
 i /./((• hereiofvr, 
 
 Coiirthop, bc- 
 
 ooloway. 
 
 Poolowiy. 
 
 Wku. 
 
 Poularoon. 
 
 Lamccoe, 
 
 Sr,a. 
 
 i.im. 
 
 5CltCC. 
 
 Treat, 
 .ancecoc. ■ 
 Locon. 
 
 UK H ■rh^XXX llI> Surrender of Ban da Ifles to the Englilh. l^i 
 
 The Surrcndtr of floM'** »"'! ^'y* *° '''* 
 Mijcdy. 
 
 <T llhnUiiMt il /'" 'l<» /fi'tfi""" luifttii »ll lit ()- 
 / r,|,),,i\c» 4 ll't Cmiiitry ni W«yrc, .iml et lU Ifl.m.l 
 
 ' . . •) 1 .. .. . — .■ — -. y„//D,». 
 
 ll'l 
 
 ml 
 
 Mid 
 
 ^Ihoina' Sp"f W'^v } tliii wud-ineffeil, il-it ii, ll:it ihy 
 l,l\ reiulcrlhcCiuniiyof W.iyri', Iff/./ ih Wm./ i>] Ro- 
 1,,K1MC. unin ll'l K'i'X »'' E"pl->"Hl, iii'f/lii[ ll'lt ''y/'t 
 JmHi m mii^e mjl.'r.l f ihtiiilehe, ^X'""/' '/"•"/■'" - 
 „„>,. ,l,,l,i<"lfthrUi.lCei,:,,y r, 'Aayro. .l'..< !'<« m'i'l 
 
 »^- Kormging '»««/>''" '''^ '*"<»'•' 'I ""■ 'v"X "' EnRhTkl. 
 /H.inleie.iill'e Atreeiiieni ii ome in.uL\ vie ihe Htr^Jriid 
 Orankayc* i "''«"' '" oinConf.:. «> ei ,11] he ii .ig/iin, bin lUl 
 it Ih'". Mi fir tvfi, iimil the Lilt Dny «t <'"»'»: ''«<' 
 ,':'i ih liiiplirti/'M// 1" ■■' il" Men 'f tly Cmitry of Wayrc 
 i« t'/ I'niHe'in. l-urthermort, tie Mm of the itlo'ejni.i 
 Vomit'1 "I Wayri-. .in.l the HUiid of Rormging, .'•' /"r- 
 wl.-.iii'i ■'!!"•' '" /""' """' ''■'■ ^■"'? "' Jinglaiui oiii brunch 
 (t .Vroir^), .u < /'-A""/ the!' Joie/niJ Ag'temcni <•[ »B 
 i,(f;r.ffj'oV'i'''Orailll.iyei; on ioiuljim ih.u ihe (md T - 
 hn c/ eur fItreeiHeni be not out if mem^y Yior dljfolved, 
 „r \v d'.f.jhemed. /I'ld ne do wifh ih.it Aliniil<ij Cod 
 Kr:d roiiJuyc to^ive P'olreiin to theKj'ii f/ Bnglaml, 
 Sio'.l.iivl, Frai\ttf, .i"./Irclai\tl ; unl nowh tie (•iii<.e niid 
 AT'M-v 'fC.d, the \.V; of ih.- Coiir.t'f of Wayrf, ii>hl th 
 If.iii.lt R'lfitipin;;, ,vid ll'it iii'u; \ven>IIIJhop t^mo rile 
 K,ii!.\l>r V'tcit'ttc, hit only iinio Hit M/ijeJIy \ und rftei 
 li.iii ID .ilNUt l''!l'rily- r.Kihirnu'.c fit idmit.h.''^; oik 
 TrJ; n^•l'.'i)4///■H'>(l,?'f^ "'' t-> fj'l nin of the S:iti o. 
 M:,,; itl'Thtl- ntiffi^'l C'liii-'iei d> nfrd to any oth.r 
 hi ■rie'^rlje Kji'i 'f' I'-iT.'^inl. '"' SuLjcHi, btciife wc 
 il,-: • '» ^;1'» iiiiio liin j:,r rendered the ^orejiiid nva Couiitriei 
 tf \V.iyrc and Rdliiiginf, with all that therein ii, or wImi. 
 I,rt:f it d th, or \lxiH yic.d, It ii the Kj':i "f KnglanJ's n.v*. ; 
 'f.iulihi< JhiH J}.iiid for a H.'''l"» >'■•" n't iM««of irnde itlth 
 tiy other \iii!im. Moreover, m.- iiitier.t tie Kiiiii' A/^i- 
 jfj!)of inf,\inMii f.inieft in.in'ier, lh.it fiuh things ti arc 
 iiilkfirrin^^tiour i{cini II, .i> iininmnerlyuf.lge of cur It'. 
 m-'i\ >ii.:iir.ilniiir, of'Swin.- in our Country, be.itln[i .ml 
 ihji'i'i of our Mill, or m/^'^/'J avi-.y of them peifvne ,i. 
 uinlt their inili, .it if they were lh:ir nmi SInves, or any 
 'it, I'l fiich lil{e Atie'npts, ih.tr .tre held iinbcfermlng in our 
 Intel ( w,. J y ) thii we ,h eiit.e.it hii llifihir'i th.it none uf 
 title <-. fiich likfbe pat in ;>a.li!e ly hii Sulie::i, bccarfe 
 tky are thlni^s dif.iliw.ii'le ill ciir l.ivn, and jo hcii:^ cm. 
 milted, will re.hiin I t'l ti'ee-.cithrow rhcieof ; .tnd we theie- 
 h might befo.c.d lode.il iiid'Jn.l'y with the linglilll thcrcf.ic. 
 Maiever, if any r/' rV linglilll Irreifur Jh.i.'l li.i-e i-.v 
 /llfiHiMto bcC.il cimuijed, .md become ai one of in, it Ih.'ii 
 be. lone upon fiijficientl'iiinjri f:tw.'eii the iv// of the trip- 
 \'.i'i\.tiiJVt, or if a.yrfi.i will rcmi.' aChiJIian in ih.r 
 C- Je, the .iii: C'liiijel fi.t!! k- hcd, and thii f-.ilt I'lt I,- 
 tloi.e f'cr any Mijd.'inc.inur if th f.i ly williny^ fi) t^ t:.r.- ; 
 bcc.uife tli.lt inr.y breed a Diljl-nfiin b:tw.\n tlv linplilh ai.d 
 lit, /hid wherc.u this .-fyc-incnt w.ti in.i.le in the {'refer::.-, 
 r.'id ly tir Coi.lrnt ,f the' /</.•[; and Sab.inilar rf Wayrc,// c 
 S.il-andar "/ Rolinpiiij;, b.miiion Hatcib, .inj.il! ih- reJ of 
 re Oraiikaycs, of th: '.'ountricuf Wayrc, and ih:l'lanJi 
 •r Rofinpiup : Tli.'t (l.u'l be for aT.jiimony that it is v t 
 done in in.id'irf:, or in the ininn^r •/' the breathing of li'nd; 
 bill lh.it it w.ii al/'itai wcilTh light incur Hearts, .:i Jpckrn 
 withour MiUlhs, and rerefore we cannot, norwid g.^f.cw it 
 (lij.iiM, but th.ie it Jhali • fl.ind until the diffohtion cf the 
 ii'irUl ; Sell her Jhali . e .my Ijuii! is ri/i- in our llc.trtscf 
 ri.yithcr, but th.it we t, Men cf W'l' re <i«./ Roiinginp, 
 are chiy the Kjngi M.ij jiies of England'j Suljecli ; and 
 if an-- trciibie hereafter d.i h.H'p.'n in the fn-efaid Cj:int,i:s, 
 we will b.' contented at w:ll .- > die, at to live tcgctUr 
 with the Enplilll, bccauf'e we will be fuljecl to one Kjng, and 
 this fhallji n.lfr a l{i-afui, that any being in le.iyi: with ns, 
 f.'all aija be in h'^^^iie with theV.\]f,l'l<\\, Scpcrcontra, /':• lh,:r 
 is near the tnpUlli, Pt-.tH I: ne.ir Vs, be.aiije we will by >,u 
 nic.v.t ayin .liiorceiiirjeifs cue fiom the ct::er. I'.nai.y, 
 at ih"thiiclhii /h/eciiient w.is made, all the Oranka\cs (/ 
 I'ooloway an.l Poolarodiie were iVitncffei thereunto; all the 
 Oiaiikaycs(/ Pooloway .i>i.'Ko(\nf}n%havc unto the nforc- 
 J.udP.ani/J'esfct their I Ian. is. 
 
 j 1\k BfndjMifi »ik\ wc now Iw.ktil nncidi roller •« 
 inrinutci'ricniii and fellow .Siil>irt.')s; our Krliginii *nj 
 CiillDniH iliil iKit .igfic logi ilur, Imt u c liail oiu Ri I'rvo 
 uiil o(li lidi'1 In all iiu'lc KiljtVli, .iml kjiiM cnjO) thoft: 
 I it>criii:>apirtrr>iui<,'acli <>i!icr, uliiji wciuuKl not ll.nrc 
 
 ilUlllDlllOM U'UViXl ut. 
 
 Prcniilon wa- iiuilc iliat wrmiglit le firmly Imital irt 
 our ('l\il Com k 1111, tlio'oi r' ilui Inunni wci ■rot to lie 
 mixiil iiicitl-.iT. J h;» n linen wni tarthfr lilcn niwJ 
 witli tticbiliharpc of i.iir(iri',n liiin», aiiJllic Iciiing up 
 tlii.'/«i>,'///iC(iloi ri intli«inaiu'\ amlnnwiliry wire made 
 l.'iyji/lj.u imuliai'twaiiiiii.lllilc K rihvin to U'.vMtlicmt .in 
 r.mroaihiiicnt ii'dii thcii Pi,t'l"('is. Rut we were like 
 U'ry Ipccdilv lo \x put uihiii the nefwut of our new 
 Territories, die llunh would not piM- their C'<nfent to 
 th'5 H.irpain, .nul pre'endv.d ii 'I'l'i'ib.' Imili the [niini ol 
 1 itleaiiil rolluluin tix). 
 
 The (irll toiifh was only a Ili.u.uhi in lomin;! u(> to Th» ric.i 
 PW.o (111, and li.ingitip out .i Mn<,ily .Str.-aiiier, tcllinp ii\ P' (•"« '• 
 thereby wh.lt we mult expee'l u. m tlieiii, and thai l'l'>o- jllj ,',''' 
 dv doiiipiwtndd follow upon oi'iA iileim lit there. Mo'V. 
 everhaiiiiR i',i\eii us thu wariiinp we fi II lo fniiiMiiptlic 
 Ill.iiid as well .Is vveconM, railiiip two Inrt*, wliiili wc 
 lalled liy the Names of our Ships then tin 'O, th'.- .,» 
 and the /vy^'ii •, Tiie .Vit'ih I'drt IliiuU idvantagtou'ly, 
 eomiiundMhe Road at p' alure i>> the l..ilterii liile, wlie o The ^'./i 
 all the IkII ridinp n for the Welterly Monllip. Shortly ; ''•>• 
 afterthis ihey lanio with thr.e in )'h;y Ships into ilic ''"""''■ 
 Road, .iiid '.IV at an Anelior tlok' l>y (.luj; tlrs oM pid 
 iistodifpatih .1 Mellenrer to iliein tn know tluir I're. 
 teiitions, a'. I to offer tliem a little friendly \dv,ec. l"\s 
 t • Ik" lonl.ls'd that our C'enmiilllin irduvd ll'l to lend 
 1 tlic /);(!,'■ uord inmiediatel> nnoii tin .Siinxnder, that 
 they niiphi nt t pretend ipiniran> e of our Riplu, and eomc 
 thereto molelt usasihcyhad !■ riner!;, done; and th s 
 Letter lay by u» ready wiiiteii, but we knew ii it how to 
 eonvey it, lor neither the y;»/j[//,'.> nor Ni((./,i(,.-/f iMud topo 
 neanhem, lor fear of being ina le I'rii" ntis 15iit 'twas 
 well enough as 'twas ; and now ilu) wue come ihcni- 
 fehes foi't, weionld ealily put it iiiiotli'''.r Hand?. The 
 l.euer wasdeliuTal to their Cliui Conuiiander, and 
 the Copy of ihe Surrender Ihivvn, and at the Unie time 
 the y Were deinaiideii whether eier ilie lllaiul of i' j,';- 
 r.c'j wasrelignediotlieni. 'Ihey could ncic fay that .my 
 fueh Uelivery was e\er made nor de.,y ilie hM- 
 deiiee and Truth ol this Surrender now made to us. 
 We farther ad\ifed thetti to relloie us the Polliilion of tin' 
 Illandof I' tloway, whiih was as m.uli his Maielties of ''"''' 
 
 
 I i 
 
 Tlic KiiiPof ll'.yre. 
 'J lie "iiihand.ir oUV.iyrc. 
 tin.i.'niii ll'.-.yre. 
 
 The S.d'.vid.ir of Rifiiigiiig- 
 i'.inmon of Hifinging, 
 Ihttlibof i{_f:>iginji. 
 
 The 
 
 /■;»y/jwi/'sKij!lit as any of the other Iflaiids of flj'i.^ /, '^;;,X'n 'l' 
 now under Ins Comiviand, and not le.uetlie matter to be tnj.i/k. 
 determined by a bUx.dy War, aeeording to the intent of 
 their Colours. And lalUy, wetoKl ilieni their time w.!"- 
 liniileil to fix dalles, and thty nnll bo pone out of the 
 Road when they were run, or ell'e '.\«e Rj'idaneli: would 
 tire upon them ; and indeed they would lia\e done it at 
 the very In It light of the Ship; if wc li>id not made theiT» 
 forbear. Tliey would fain have protrailt. J the clitie, and 
 Ibid, till next l)a\, but when iliat was denied, deli- 
 red tiil uiiil-irglu, but th;G;'iis were ready ninumed 
 upon the Sliuar, and the impatient D:;. ;' «■/(• vvould not 
 permit them to lie at Aiielior Imi'; ; tliey love them 
 nuithat the I'amc rate that th,- IVoj!!' cf Mae-iltir do, 
 ai;d were ii'n their Power, they would do ilieiii the fame 
 kiiidncllei. 
 
 Wewcielln.e informed that they fame with a dc- 
 fign tobetray us, or beat i;s out of the Rn.ul, and they 
 had niadctlieAiieii.pt, but they law ouSa'enpth allioar, 
 the Forts Will provided, and the (innners ready lo pivc 
 lire upon the lead lign from the Ships. 1: had been well 
 for us if in this difficult C'ir, uii,lbi,-,ec ue had taken ,i 
 more iiiec care to prelerve oiir I'e'vis fn in Uanpvr and 
 Inconvciiiencies ; but the rallincfs anil wilfnlnefs offomc 
 amonpit ns, vvasa very preat prejiuliee to is, and tend- 
 ed niiphiily to the laying of is open toihe Puvver of ilic 
 D.i:.; 
 
 One of cur Maftcrs wanting Water, would n[;eds po The i»j(i' 
 overtoM''.'.f upon l.aiL\}ci'h'..; there to fupply himfelf jloft. 
 this w.^.s not (Mily contrary to the Opinion of the relt, 
 but toihe Minds of the ?(««./.:«/ too, who fearing fome 
 Injury from the Duteb, otFerM rather to feteli the Water 
 in their own Praws. Rut pood Conned and kind Of- 
 erslipnilied nothinp ; fo they went and watered, and 
 'oming back again were taken by the Dutch; our Sw,i« 
 had not above lo able Men in her, and the Dut.h .\hip 
 atlcaft 1 6c, frelh, Itonc Si)uldicrs, jnll drawn out of 
 the Callles of iVoo and Pmi'iiv/:/. Tbey carried herprc- 
 fentlv away to iV-ic, with a valt deal of Infolcnec, Tri- 
 umph, and Boafting ; and had they funk a whole Fleet 
 of /j-;; fh, they could not fairly ha'. c made more noifc. 
 They Ihewcd the tattered Ship to the Bandanele as a Ti o- 
 
 ph«e 
 
'\ 
 
 i]' A} 
 
 i' ! ! 
 
 
 I : 
 
 .n 
 
 tl 
 
 1^2 
 
 J 'Parley mth the Uutch, &€. 
 
 „/.• 
 
 Vidory, ami biii tliem fco by t!ii<i how thcin ; tlicy'll piir a Hop to i',i<; {• 
 
 'in'.itlMi.i!.!.ri>'rln- Vm, ilifir Ki'.g ot" lli'i'-iiti wan, than 
 I l\i;n of ' '•;/.'/.■./. A very f^'ioil Condurioii, aiul well 
 ili-.iwn Iroiii the rrCivilU;, licv.T..fc ifci />/(.'i,'i h ul Ivr.c 
 30 Ei,7jii\ lia T ot' wliiih were Cripp'c<. St. Cir: )'."• nt 
 7'' /;;/rfi;(?tro r.iii'lit be .1 viry I'nod Cluir.p.on (or nil this, 
 anil nrrr iriv-il .1 Cl'.i!:! Ill- at'iiw;i.i.l (4s ilieO'/iA fail 
 he was) tlio' his H.:r.ners were i,p' \vctor;i:)i'S at this 
 ini:e. 
 
 I 'p"" '■''■•' '^<-"'-'' "f" ''''■• '-"'S "■'-' pivlcnily fenr dver 
 to.Wio to I'eiriii.J the R.-al'tn (t tluii- i.'kMi.p, ilic Miip, 
 anii dcv;iinii i'. Men ;;nili; (Kis ; bur couli! j;et 110 other 
 Anlwerli-i iii'heni, I'ntih.it r.me l>ouKl b.'ing it to light ;j polhtre 
 yet toaJ.ii;i tlieCiviii'N, they eniilvuled with a threar- 
 iiri\o lis liom i'cu.i .-..v in n ve- 
 (t'.ch eonirmr.ibli' Meirii'.esa'! ihelet"''' theirs to \V 
 
 v.ilving all that have a hanJ 
 (tnirtion, 
 
 NVe h.ive realbn to fet this down aiiior.rift thco:h"r 
 Fav..ursof Proviilence to lis, aiKl-lunl, i. i,ri"a InJe hap 
 pytohavedl.iped foililmala tniniilt a-. rhU ,rj.|, l,ur 
 r.iis'ii. WemaJea Ihift to ipiiei th'.'iiniurhe.! M,-uls of 
 the B,r;/f/,-,;,-/-, nm) coiiviiicei.1 iheiii ili.it wl ;tihe) thfnu'h' 
 to hcoiirTiia hei'v, was nieei' iiiisforf •,,anil a I'i is 
 we bitterly refentej. Matters (taiklini; tluis between the 
 /'«'.■■' and lis, rhere were fonie Aiiemp-s and Motors 
 ma Je on both lides towanh the briiipjiu; t'lieii. i;r/i .-i bcfer 
 And after fe\cral to no purpule, tlvnieth'd t.i. 
 k'.'ii at laft ivas, that we upon the 
 
 •'II a. may Iv, !.y i„. 
 Ill it in a ieii;i;ir U;- 
 
 F..i:n. 
 
 noil at .\)-i and /'> '•.v >, to ibikc a rcrrnur into us; 
 but ftil! ihey did iinth'n;', ana we hope', tor the benefit of 
 ;;/)> the eld Proverb, Thai ihreatiied People liNelonp. Yet 
 ' "lincc the- were lb i-x!: as to tell rs dieir mii-.ds in this 
 
 „, ... ,■ ,. - receiving \ab.'alilo 
 
 ninj;, i.. eoiiie and drue lis fiom J'cu.i ..-..v in a ve-| I .ediics troni tlkm. lent over a Comiriirioner in a Cially 
 ry little tnic. A'any (uch eonifmr.ible Meifutesas ihefej of' theirs to W.vi, to diftoiirfe the point there wth ilie'r'-". 
 ihcyfcnms; and were eer.tmval'; lettini; oif their Car.-I(>eneral. This appeav'd the molt probiibic way of end- r* : 
 
 '".- 'j'^' '-''i**''!"-^"'-'^' if s-vcr it would be ended, whieh ycf'i'v'^ 
 vvetaw hide hopes of bythc Siieass ..f this Ccnferon.e •>■•■ 
 boi- the /),.,'.■... earriedit e:;treanily (titf and high, .i-ii"' 
 w,-reno\\a\dilposdtoc(vneto a fr.endiv Clnnelulion • 
 n.t upr,n Inch terms ,is ue elVeenV ! hale and dilhonour.i- 
 I'lo, and iinilk have abus'd our '.I rift to hare fubni i-ul 
 to. Our Ship, and (;oods and Men could not be re- 
 n.Hvd Inic upon the Surrender of l'r,i.:rnmi into thiir, 
 T-erewasaiirtlelllandlympclole, hands; t!i;u isjn order to the reemeiini; a fmaller Richtf,'/' 
 bv, that was of vc'v ^\\?xo r- e'li to wellbo (eaired audi we iiiult yield tu do an unp:irdon,iMe Wron>:; ; we mult "' 
 f.Ttifitd ly r.'.. It w.Kwlv !ly.'el'ii-r/.c of Inhabitairs,M'e Tractors 10 oer K-rip and Country, v;o'ate foleinn 
 andnowav fit to bcmr.de .1 d.ui "inr, p'acci f, beins; all j I 'aiuiesand Lngnpennnts, Ucriftcc ihe Lives and Lil-e'. 
 rver-nin with lre-< and B' ll'.:s ; lut 'twaii of eonllJer- tiesof the /{.;».',/:« /■, atid leave all at ilieir Mercy ot 
 able ufe in time of War, and a V'ort crtd'ed there would c'le' we m\\i{ have no Peace nor |ulhec done u--.' A 
 conmiand the whole Road. | \'-ry fine Propolal ; 'iwas har.lly ecniiltuit v. ith ModelW 
 
 Miill h.r.l l'''"" '"'■' ' P''" "lanr.er, and we had no reiiriip. |-,i't to tak. 
 hv r.-/'i..;». their Worils, x:\ e. neiude tliey fpcke trtrh. in the c.ife ; 
 vluii i>"l- wefit o-,ir felvcs to make . li tiiin,'' ; ,is really h,- theirbnti-r- 
 'l'.'!'" lainn.ent as niiiji: Ik, wh;r ever the; fr.ould think rit to 
 
 lrr. f 
 
 niake.1 Vilit at I'vJi-y 
 
 The i) fc I wcfl ienii'. le of ihs AJ- antape, ard were toinakeii, Init itwinild have been much lels corliltent 
 tlablinp therealo'ts inrrdertoget the lllaiv.l inti 'lieir' wuh H -nelly to hnibraee ir. Should not we h.iv« l'( 
 "l had ihey d Ml", wehad as goo,! ha\cj truIVy, loyal Subiix'h thus to gi- 
 
 own n.ir-.K ; wlie 
 
 iiuitted /'»/?)(" t» to them t;o, for our Snips going in or ot onr Prince 
 
 our, nii'!i. Itill l.ae be, n r.n.lerthe conmiand of the'r ('''>m the i: r. 
 
 Ordnance. \V'ith two or liiree goo,! Il.ot therefite we; Conlidencc in us, 
 
 fibliged them todeli'.l from .'uc .\ttLnipt, .and in.tke way 
 
 /'or US CO C'lne thither oir ill.es; an.i we foniii'd tiic 
 
 pl.icc !b tV.r, rh.at webelieied we iV.cnild be capali.e of 
 
 giving them Ibme Uilterbance if they pretended te- ir.ake 
 
 an A tt.iCK. upon /Vf/zt .<;';, 15.it what ;.:(:od will all th; ^ 
 
 Care and Prudent F.-jreliglit in the Woi-!;l do, where 1 Protect. on ? 
 
 f;i> e 
 
 •ce:i 
 away the yn\ Rigjns 
 
 \Vliar thanks iV.oeki we have del'er' ed 
 ;-.' Nation, and ihofe that bai, itposM .i 
 
 Treachery is at work to iiiid,.'rmine an.l rendei all in- 
 cffcaua!. 
 
 This w.is (lur Misforrure ; our own Men prov'd 
 Knave? and Vili.i^ns to i-v and did -e. liai in them lay 
 to overwhelm us wih an ine itable ru'n.-. 
 
 We hrul loll one Slip before, by the ralh a'ld hc.id- 
 ftroir,; ir,-inat.'emei;t of her Mniler, an.i now we loit the 
 
 a^ irptis. 
 
 'V beiraMug a N'ol-leTra.l.:? ' . ■ -1, ad 
 
 tlieAdiaiit:iges of it, into the ilands of fuch as were 
 
 C-. cry where ciKRa^- In -g i;pon them' /hid cculd the 
 
 U uJ-.i' !■: ever h.ive Ibr.iven us for defercui-; them at ih > 
 
 r.uc, when ihey had fi entirely rellgtied us the Coimr muI 
 
 ol the:rCnini.-v, and calf iheidelvcs upon the /.■„:; /.I, 
 
 ^^'lul coul I be Iii:;ratitude if this were 
 
 and U'lvcncrons if this .^.^Sion could 
 
 ■v-s net t' be imagined that any People 
 
 graieh I or bale, 
 p.if- .' line the" 
 
 t-liS lll'.l 
 
 : ai.y v. h.re, w 
 
 V il'l ill,- Pull' 
 
 ,.„, 
 
 !er; 
 
 and 
 
 1.; 
 
 /t e: 
 
 peel 
 
 ot 
 
 li 
 
 r ) , 
 
 The 
 loll 
 
 r.u, 
 
 fecond 1 y a trcaehero.is Coir.bir.atii-ii of the Mari 
 ners. 
 
 Thefc Villains laid tl'.cir I leads tf rc-.her. 
 i'.it the Cables, or let the Sldp dn.e ; b tho' 
 the\ wenr away 10 ,^ .■"■', and got lui.l.r rhj I'roteCliou 
 of the Caltle. Some of th.cm prcli.nrly landeel, and 
 
 vvouki ever rcc. .v .; us a: .er t'lis iiiM;r.o;,s S.ir.- 
 lil we court. I a j. t ■' 
 
 the f-.',y.' .;,... tir • K'l : 
 
 'and tell US. We v, .-.M i^.y^. 1. i!,e,i,, I-: : r.Mie /', /.A 
 jcametotiinh c;, ..; .,,, -v. r ■,,..:,', thev .rult think 
 
 we were pud ■ :r ::. , :,.d of ih -i I-:\.iir, or in Ibin; 
 
 itrange neul cl it 10 bi.l the? hii-li fur'i ; to l-arret 
 and cither away Conlciet.ee, r>.p. t-:i n, Lovalty siid (.r.iritudt 
 'e\er'rw.'.s, [all .at nice, onlv tbrilur, wr.hout any oth,r Ccnlider.!- 
 
 t on 01 Ad', an'ag.e. i'., c .T( tlie fame tunc they laid loine 
 
 tinngscothe Charge of \Sv /-.-/V'' that were as riitrecas 
 
 Th.ir f,lt"c 
 Si-i-n •! Ji:' 
 •ove-r ihe-ni. 
 
 went Ixxilting to the Duti.') of the '.verdiy bijipleic tlie;. jthib Propefil was inre.i'on.ible'. l-'er Iiidanev.tliat vvehici 
 had done, and were cVn ready to g> together by the | loinetir.ies ivorii their Co'oers in or Ship;, anil var;!- 
 Fars, about the Principal .■'■i.-ire in t'.i.;-'(.noi,r of it ; they-culatly that Sir /f-n ;\;;'.i'., ,.'.•,•.« did fi in 'tlie R-.i-i-' 
 could n« agree who was the preate'.': Rogue of .he Con;- \ I'litonr Comninnor.e;- wis very r.ble to anliver and n-'. 
 pane, and iiad been forvva-Jelt to Letia;' the Interelt of itere this Charge, b.-'ng all iliat time a!-c,ird thar 
 Jiis Coi'irrv. 
 
 Bcli 
 Wine 
 bal 
 
 Ti..; 0;,'c/- e.vamined them llriiily. ar-.l ihcrc was no ' Men to ivcar the l-iillji^ Nan.e, and go abroad in the 
 ret d of a Ra. i". to n-.ake them confefs Lhe Secrets of i ur World under that Noticn ? 1 he Colciirs .are calily taken 
 Aitairs; tliey potir'd out a I rhev knew withiiut th(^ Icalt: 1 d< wn again, but the Name is not lo e.ilily for<'otieii e- 
 
 , ,.uu li.ia L-eeji iuivv.i;,-.eii \' t u^iuij wiv iiite i ,. IL i/i i '"i-- tiiii \. n.ii _i;e-, lierg au mat t illie al-l '.ir.l that \ erV 
 
 ■oun-ry. ! Mup uhich they paieiuh d to have tins alniled iliem, and 
 
 (ides, ih;y Wi re io impudenr as to r.-.n-y a Kan of !a;;iiiiiiiig that to hiscenainKm w'edce ik- liich thing v.ms 
 .•ail'.oart;) ilri'.kihc .'i./.'.:t. .',-;jH.alth, and 'tis pro- j done. Belides, wliiih is t'le le.tit Abufe of the t\vo~ for 
 ■ Confidion ;o iis at F f/,' ■'< at the fame tin c. | '•■.'( /J: Men to wear the /'k.-e,:' Colours, or for /)(.,•.') 
 
 regret, and laid us open as f.ir as 'iwas podible we 
 
 ilLOuldbcdifenerd. 
 iiilence of the "///. 
 
 
 'i'ais heightncd ihe Pnde at-.el In 
 and made them ten tines n ore 
 no-|\ [h.in befor. ; they ihieaiiicd usbittcr'y, evenvhen 
 they f,;w I. ur Strength,, b, : ih.eir Iiifelts were intih.ra 
 Men.iwth. V ku'W our weakn-'f . and in what pan tliev 
 iDu li ir.; rt li 1 111 1\ injureus. 13.it this w'as like to pro- 
 duce a w-rie Ktf.eV ill irik 1113 ihc l!,i«ii>-.iV-" grow jea- 
 lous ol i.s ; t'a.s . dii'iito ihcm fmcit of Treachery and 
 Deilgn, emiihey belie'.ed we were ali in :. P'.eit t.) br ng 
 the'!- A'or.a'1'.iien.ii-sihc .'), /c- iniipon tlieni. 
 
 M \v.-,s 1 V. iidcr ihey had not broke out into a General 
 n'l'.'. ..e, .'n,l v.'lii'e ihe b'ermeiit of t!:c Snipicion work'd 
 J'id ir.il.u.e'l them, given it lertby funu; l":ddeii and 
 iL-fp,"; !e P>ilirg rpoi us. The ficrv, revengeful 'i'eni- 
 |Krifih' -' ■ r.':i fe'.i.mi r!k'ws Ibbir /rguing, Deli- 
 {■■■r.-ninj:, i-nd ii^aniining Matters in f'l'h Calcs asthefe, 
 where TJL.r 1 ;-ertiesnrethr,atned. They arc generally 
 f r r.i.-rciiig a , exiii k Work as l odible m their own De-. 
 f I'.cc ; h t vviirri v ill lUn.l n debate the point /'maud .(.).', 
 it' th-'j ftc a Pi-oce-.-Jins tha'; has an ill Afpcvil towards 
 
 fpeei.dlvif any ill tiling be done to falten the' Re 
 iiran.-eof it. 
 
 , In the kill i.'accto julHrie their Proeeedings liltherto, . 
 they did not llick to alkr- ihat they hael die King dlf^J''. 
 ;■:.;,. -'"..''si etti IS tha- ei-'j ower'd them to lieze anv/./.'? ','/r K '; ■■■■ 
 Ship-ithey finind to the halt lider.f ( t-'.- . .Ami if this ■"■■''' 
 were lo, their .Ailtion v.as j',d, and the Qi arrelat anend ;'"''' 
 but they could nm fairly cupeCt tli.ii we ifou.'d take ilicii' 
 words forit, giMPgus no Dcnu iilir.iticn of the Truth 
 on't, by ihe light of the Letters. We coeld do no leli 
 ih.iii etfer upon die Pe'ulJl! of ih' fe I.ctt,-ri to lit Ifill for 
 tl:.' fur.ire, in .! make no fTirilier Demands (;f ,San;sf.n:fion 
 
 :^\A they i'in'!r;-:i' co''ld dc 
 
 els than priv 
 
 from them : 
 
 dece them t'O, tii.n the iVint in iJfpr.te might have're- 
 c.'ivd its fi-ll ar.el (in.a! Dererininjrion theieliy. Bi.t 
 this they ■a'Mbiiite'ytefufed to ilo, and we as ablblutely 
 enchnled >•■, I', i-c.-aali-lheycc.i'd no;; f,r ilie.-e were 
 f'liiai:;- Ri-ifor. of Ai'-auLijeon ilieir lido for ihe d.em" 
 of it, rhat'tisiick.u Cifr, and need, no f.inlier digre-e 
 
 of Evide'IKC. 
 
 NjlY 
 
 Now is not 
 Vnfe dian that 1 
 i'lim-c'sMiMdiH 
 
 ,cds' M--»l'^'l 
 rkabroad, and 
 Tliis IS a line Co, 
 ;„ ,111 tl"- way 
 y,,,,', N'.. ion It 
 People abro.id in 
 nVo ignot'''i""' 
 i,i,is ev.th us and 
 ir.uh'. 
 
 Well, here ii( 
 
 iV.dcr relied ji' 
 
 \ve weie ep^ai t 
 
 k'f.hi.st-''-''i-'ivo!i 
 
 apj'jai-., they f- 
 
 ownMnih^ht 1 
 
 r.or iiLide up he 
 
 ul'a^ouflng all ' 
 
 e,f,|lnter,llin 
 
 ■phey tell us t 
 
 '..v; ihe /;■:/;- '"'•'' 
 
 I „illf.ve':turii al 
 
 .ii-,aiiift'''itn'-. 
 p'lvveref their 
 
 Men .miongrt US 
 take du-ir Pees, 
 tmellof dieirov 
 uti.loubieJIy to 
 rt-ekmg ihe RfJ 
 jsth's is too c' 
 think to Itop ( 
 oiher Pretences 
 Men fe'ie.C'Mir. 
 Porce. j 
 bithisfjiiftuK 
 
 i>.oulJ^':j<t. p'f ^>'' 
 Pi-O'- •;dniv,s. as 
 thc'C of what \ 
 the- lUnA.i lllane 
 t'.ie Principal Bt 
 mony of delivc 
 lllinds, intokci 
 
 l.'i'KVayagc, agrca 
 
 Im.v";-'- had certainly le 
 
 ''« " '"■ hard, and took 
 
 ""' place ftood ou" 
 
 Lodgings for 
 
 Goods, and laie 
 
 were hardly g'Jl 
 
 cd. and ci'.iie t 
 
 niorocleduall' 
 
 :',',crdouian', 1, 
 
 what we had gi 
 
 O.'ifii; were not 
 
 given us a Leal 
 
 eiio':iCh to iiial 
 
 B,:M,i":i,' Praw', 
 
 loui's. The I* 
 
 enough, cany 
 
 piir.-cl of d tti' 
 
 and eouL! g" 
 
 Ik'iieler I'rctei 
 
 hap? ihes had 
 
 hijwe. er to at 
 
 Da\s.and wat 
 
 ihcy might tii 
 
 Diys, that w 
 
 lb, and eontr 
 
 Hip. We Uli 
 
 did at lirlt, a 
 
 liJeof the 111 
 
 all our BagBii 
 
 the i>.(.-di lUi 
 
 tell. 
 
 At Mt;nf 
 thangedthis 
 trading then 
 bought at th 
 I'rom hen 
 Danger e>r IJ 
 between the 
 mics, or lea 
 I'mlf.'.in, bi 
 One Day iti 
 Xlarket ; fc 
 to g;\ea fnf 
 lAing,.ajji; w 
 
 Itii'C C ; 
 
 
 
 ."S 
 
tlv 
 
 la!. 
 
 "^Jy ''-', I'V ii). 
 ' -I icil;i;ii I};. 
 
 '0-'.r.i\ the olnT 
 i,rin l:':io|,ap. 
 '1;.- iri-l, 1,,U(. 
 uriv.i M.v.ls of 
 I ■.tiiu'j th(iii;:hr 
 '■. .1"<1 .1 I'.i, 
 :.'uis liicwconihc 
 ■^ ;imJ Motion'! 
 iciii i;r'i a |,ef|.j 
 ', '''..' iiiiilvi! ti- 
 ^civiiij; \al-al,lj 
 oiitT in a dally 
 I- w-th ihcir ■'•'". 
 "■ly of cnd-c',;.;;- 
 Iiich ycrvi:i? 
 rli:s Cciifi.Toni.c. '"-'.v. 
 •""1 Iiifili, at4"- 
 y C.'orciulion ; 
 ■inil ililhonoura- 
 liaiL- l\ibi:iit:i,l 
 ■)ulit nor 111' rc- 
 :ra')ii into thiir,. 
 
 nialJcr Ri.;htf,';,':^ 
 ■ori-.T ; wo unilt 'ivjf 
 
 violate foli'iiiii ■■■■"'• 
 
 •ivcs ami I.il-,,r. 
 
 licii- Mercy, or 
 
 c liont u<. A 
 
 v-nh Miiucl^y 
 
 I k'ls confilti'nt 
 t w>j liivt lc(':i 
 thcyilt Rii;ht8 
 
 ■ liavi; dill'p o.l 
 
 t luifi as won; 
 '^"'i I'CuKi ih[; 
 ng llicii! at tliii 
 s [hf C'o.'iiir.'.iiil 
 
 ■■on iJlc (:„r, y/j 
 !■ it iW.-i v\re 
 A.;>ioii ccii.'cl 
 t!i.itanvl\-op!c 
 v-.r.-c-.dcr; aii.l 
 ;ljt c;,pfCl 
 lids of i":. ,/.., 
 
 ■ ■■ : 1 . ! Jk- /.>,.;,;! 
 •■■■' i.ull: ilurik 
 
 II r, or in Ibirir 
 'i'; ; to banvi 
 
 ^nd (I'rantiiil* 
 Iki- Coiiliik'i-.i- 
 tlicy laiJ !ome 
 're as riitrLcas 
 itv.that well 111 
 !••. .iiul j-arii- 
 I' 'lio RJ-Sj: 
 n\vKr ami iv- 
 ■ir.l thar \ery 
 iiC'il tliein, ami 
 iiu'li tliinj; v,Ms 
 f tlic two, for 
 
 'ir for />;.,•;, 
 il'road in the 
 ire calilv r.ikm 
 
 !r:rpoiii')), e- 
 
 tlie Renu'ii,. 
 
 iliiir.''li!thorto , 
 ;lic Kinj; (A',':,' 
 
 ■Zi.' aiiy/'.V;;'.yiK ! 
 
 ■\'ul if ■ iliis ;■■■■■■ 
 iTclacancml ,'''' 
 ii'iirakc their 
 'f liie Tnuh 
 li) (l(i no Ills 
 '"lie dill for 
 r S.lti'.fadion 
 lel.i th.in pro- 
 ;lit have re- 
 fit! ly. Bit 
 .-n nbli'liitely 
 
 ■ tliew were 
 or I he i!i;i: f; 
 inlicr ilij-ree 
 
 hap. XXXI V. The Gfe of P'o oloway, 
 
 ere. 
 
 b3 
 
 Kow is not this piiltin^ oiit falfe Colours in a worfe 
 Vnfe than that rliey acculed iisof? What, pretend a 
 i'limc's Hi. 'd fur an lixciife to abufc and cheat his iliib- 
 it^:h =■ Malic hiui an Enemy to his own Trading Peo- 
 i I. abroad, and boa 11 of his Authority to plunder them? 
 Viiisiia lii'.cCo.. I'linienttoa Prince, and dcferves to be 
 in air'tiv way animadverted upon. We believe the 
 yii'/>' N-'oii it I'^lf' would be far from alKnving their 
 Peorleabroid Inlnlblcncics of this luitirc, and .-.re to- 
 i^i;, ;i.nor.intoFa worldof their unjiitt and rude Deal- 
 iDtts \vaIi "s ai'.d the Natives of the Countries wlicre they 
 
 Well, here now was the rel'ult of the Conference ; the 
 iVi.licr'relledjiilt where it did at liilk ; the Ouich and 
 wc'wcie I'p.in the fame terms, and we had as good have 
 U't ill..'- Ceremony alt nc. The 'Jriith on't is, as far as 
 
 ;!.i'.\ they f-ein:o lit fecure and cafic enough in their 
 
 ' if the Bieaih b- 
 
 app.i 
 
 
 f J1/J-I. 
 
 uwnMmlslctit go how "twill; ane 
 nor iii.i'le lip here, iheymake in donbt (as they pretend) 
 of aMikflng all the ill Confciiutnccs of it by their pow- 
 eif.llntir.ll in H>.«:.:'iJ. 
 
 ■jhey lell us tliev can make as good Friends at Court 
 
 .X', theLV'"'"'-''" Corr ■•any, and with a Ooldcn Engine 
 
 will ovtV.urn all the Itrongell: Preparations that are made 
 
 ,j.j,;iift r'.itir. They put a World of Confidence in the 
 
 pi vver ct iheir Rials of light ; and queftion not finding \ well asot I'o-i'r.i -cv ; th.ir I'aper 
 Men.iuioiigHiis, that can be bale and fordid enough to ji'rty's Ri('ht, fippofcs the lo 
 
 takcdii'irt'ces, iiid be retained againft the Caufe and In- "" - • • 
 
 teicll of iheirovvn Cournry. ThisNoife nnilt be made 
 un.ioubicdly to dump and dilloirage our Refolution of 
 icckiiig llic Rfdrcfs of .ill thcfc Gnei anccS at honie ; but 
 jsthis is too childilh a Contrivance for them eicr to 
 tbiiik to Hop o;ir ^ ouths by ; lo wc hope to find their 
 odier Pritences as \x<n and deceirful, and all I'.ivi/.'Jh 
 Men fur C'C-< invincible by their Money as well as by their 
 Force. i 
 
 Inthisri'tltiie of .'Mfairs wc concluded a party of us 
 llould^Pf^.iOr B.ii.r.ur, as well to ad\ ileal out our future 
 Pro' Wnv 
 thc'C of 
 
 the Hi". -- - - ... . - 
 
 t'.'.e Prinripal Br.n.lr.ttcfc went too, to perform the Cere- j PooLvooi^, that they had cheated our Ring of i'cchx 
 mony of dcli\cring the Earth, and Fruits of the faid before. 
 
 and Clubs were call'd in to do it By degrees the 
 wfcole Polle of both Houfes were engaged, the Slaves 
 cameinamongltihercll, and fought as well as the Ma- 
 Iteis. The rcfultof it was, that vvedroie tlicm Kforeus 
 to their own Hoi'fe; wc law them fa f..- wiihin the Walls, 
 which was asfar as wu could keep them Con, panv. Nof*';*""''/ 
 greatMifthief was done on either llde, ihr/ I.MV.e I.i\cs f " - '' 
 lolt onl oth ; but they filled the Town wirh the noife of 
 the horrible F.xccition they would do upon is, and they 
 did their uttnoll t'> be as gind as their word, lying in 
 wait for ns with their Fire-arms in all places of Secrecy 
 and Adv antagc. Thus hot and violent v. as the fewd be- 
 twixt us, and fo outragio'jfly ancrv were tliev that wc 
 would nnt ipiit thePoileliion of ihe /-'• .Ir. tilands to 
 thciti. They might (had they ftc\-d ri •"■.ni'dilv ) liai« 
 forbrrn the making fuch a Demand ; a,. " confijer'd 
 that we with irore Juftiee ai; I Confiiencc tiuld eha'- 
 lenge them to fMreiuler the llle of Prm'tiv.: to us. 
 which i* one of the Hn)LU Societv too '] he 'ving of 
 /•;/;i;.<)H,/'s Right to that, is as indifpmable a< to air. of the 
 relt, if at IcaU 'twas in the power if the natural I'o'li'f- 
 loiiisof the fame, to confer iliai lMi.:ht by a firn-al Re- 
 lignation, as nobody doubrs Init 't\vas. .And 'tis nolt 
 dear diat they ac'Viially did fo, by the plain and politive 
 Mention of I'.uLwri'm the Ci py gf the S' rrender is 
 
 'ar^ely .ili'ert> biisMa- 
 ;latii ti of a preceil'ng 
 Grant of thelll.iud to him, and adds a nev." and fiv!ii 
 Acknowledgment of his jiilt Title to it. I>;lides 'lis 
 matter of FaO^ as notorious as can be, th.it the llland w.-.s 
 put into the Hands of the Ei.g!:p\ with all the Foriiia- 
 liticsof a llriifl Surrender, and that they kept it till tlie 
 injurious Force of the buid' deprived tlv.'m of ir. 'llic 
 World knows well enough too liow ctutumclioully they 
 treated t^e ft)'?.''/.'.' there ; .is if it had n .i le.n cnoeeh 
 to have expelled them, without uling them at the fame 
 time more like the Defpicablell of Bcalls than Men or 
 Cbriltiaii':. 'Twas very hard mialiire therefore, after 
 
 as to give an Account to our Prelident . all thisinj.irious Treatment, to be liecV.)ied a::d ihr-ained 
 ■ wliat was pall, and to carry the Surrenders of j bccaufe we would not tamely fubmit to more Injuries; 
 ./.I IllanJs. flelides our own Company, fonic of and 'twas a very good Argument why we fliouUl furremlet 
 
 itini; tf ;; 
 
 ,-:.'iti 
 .'•.'.crJ. 
 
 jQijids, in token of SubjeiSlion. 
 t. Ir Wohada very hard matter tc cfcape the D;(fi/> in this 
 ^i'. " n; Voyage, a great Ship of theirs purfued us eagerly, and 
 l.w n ;.'■ iijj certainly fetched us up, h.ad not wc rowed extreamly 
 '7," '""hard, and took Hielter at B^auv. The K-ihg of_ tim 
 ""' place ftood ou- Frieml in this Diihefs, provided fecure 
 Lodgings for our felves, and a private Stowage for our 
 Goods, and laid us up as elofo as we could dcfirc. Wc 
 were hardly gotten into our Shelters, but the liui^h land- 
 c..i. and cime to the King to enquire after us, and the 
 morei ■le.:hially t'.difp'.fe him to what they lli^'nild far- 
 :l'.crdeinai..'. i.' '.Ic hi.n al'rcfent three tinestlie valueof 
 svliit sve had gi\ en lult before. 'Tis to be noted that tl.e 
 /),,f,-i were not certain what wc were, for tho' they had 
 given lis a Leafc fir lomc time, vet t'i;y were never near 
 enoJ.cll to nuke a DiU o\ ery ; L-elidcs we h.id oids a little 
 W.i/,i-.,. Praw, and fo lo.ilduotbe betraied bv or.r Co- 
 lours. The tiing of liir:.i humour'd the bulinefs well 
 enough, can yiiig It to the ')..,i..,as if he had taken i-ia 
 paral of d Helled Strangers, Pei pie he knew little alioul, 
 and loul.l give no faiisficlor) Account of But this 
 ■ llender I'rctence would not do with the l)iitj\ and per- 
 haps ihev h.id fonie jealoulie who the Sfranr.ers uerc; 
 hiiwe.er to alfiue tliemfeUes, ih.'y refolvcd to llj\ fane 
 Davsand watch us, that li. eiili.r coming in or going out 
 they might lic/c Uie Prey. In Ih.jrt they Hayed fo many 
 Dij'', thai we were quite wear',' of being pounded up 
 li"', and contrived hi w In trick them and give them rhe 
 llip. We left the old Praw, iveciuiein riding «her. iV.e 
 d.d at hrlt, and h.n iiig got a m.-w one ready on the back- 
 liJeof the Khnd, r'le Km;;'; Ser ailts C'lndiidtod us wiih 
 all our BagL'age in l.ifeiy aboard her ; and how 'ung ilie 
 the D.i.'i'i lUid waitmr; up.4i the cii>pt>' Praw we caiuiot 
 tell. 
 
 At M ■.nfj.ir ( where v. e put in by the way ) we ex- 
 ch.mged this new liitleVellil (or one of our civn Ship'; 
 trading there, and look into Ikt iSi'^Suckets of Mace, 
 bought at the lame place. 
 
 From licuce we got to lUrrr.ni, without any farther 
 Dant'er or IJillurbmice. Here the old quarrel went on 
 between the /J«.'./ a:id Us. We did not loole our line- 
 niics, or leave thetii all Ixhind us, by eonin?, away from 
 /Wi7wi.,N, but found a party Iv^e ready to eifertalii us. 
 One Day itcaniet ) a dov.nrght Skrniiili in the open 
 m.irket ; fc' Id.ng .ii'd railiii',' would not lervc ihattane 
 to gi\e a fifficieu: Vent to ihe PaTion on both lidcs ; ill 
 Lang, ajii; would draw no iiljod, and tliei-cfure S'.vords 
 
 
 But one ground of their Prcrcncc to the lllands of ?""tF''-"'« 
 
 n I ■ |. • . 1 1 .1 • liicir Title i.< 
 
 B.i//.l,i isdiveningenougn, ami a\ery good Inltanre it /,.«,/j f„„„ 
 
 affords of jull and fair Reafoning. 1 hev argue their il'i'imkuis 
 Right from this, that the King of 'lW!,..;;,'s Son was <'iicc r^^,];/i\ 1 * 
 tlicir Prifoncr. Mow to make the Confequcnce of th's i-iigai.:. 
 Argument appear Juftand Natural , dear and conipullivc 
 of the .Mfent of any difintercltcd Mans mind, wc I elieve 
 will take them 'up inore time than the co'iiplea'. Conquelt 
 of thofe lllands would do. Ffpeeiallv if we take in the 
 whole of their Alfertion, and bring the \/../h oi'j into the 
 Accoi'iit; for tliey affirm that by ths ..\clinn they pro- 
 cured a Tit'e to all thefc lllands. both the A/ /;(.,. I'j and 
 the hi-.'i.ii'i too. But wasthe King of I'.-'w i;r's Son a fair 
 Prilonerof War, or puk'd up by chamt and Inapt as a 
 P-lze .' Was he the Prifoncr of a jult and rigl, icons War 
 too, or inltcad of ajuft\Var w.as it meer Violence and 
 Ueprcd.it'on ? For this Qiiellion is to be ptit to a Chri- 
 HianPeiple, who may beexpcAed to have fome regard 
 to kight and Wrong, to Juft and I 'iijurt in their Proceed- 
 ings. But if .ill this were l.\ ir does not prcfently ap- 
 pear that they were .•//.) /li 'o. the rlidirful Sovereign^ ol 
 the Country. '1 he King's Son w.as made a Prilbn.-r, but 
 the Kiugdoni it felf had not lolt iis Lilierty ; did they 
 make an abfolute conquelt of it r Uid they wrell the 
 Power out of the Natives hand, and p ilf-fs themfelvesof 
 itentirel; ' Uid viiitorioiis Anns force t!ie T.nmccs to 
 fe .at their Mercy, and leaie all at tlv.'ir difpofal ? If 
 no^ 'tis hard to c )ncei\chnw the Misforteneofthe Prince, 
 (l.ouldentailllavcry and lubjeC\ion i pon tlie People. Be- 
 (idcs tlicl hfi.newas nottaeant, the Father was ali'.e tho' 
 the Son w.is aPrifouer; and 'tw.is in his Power to fettle 
 the point of theSuccellionas he plealed, and find other 
 Heirsto iheCiown befidcs tiie 0:re'.. Might not the 
 /"'.',;;.' .y'j lia>e |)leaded as go^.l a Title ft,.m tlic orter the 
 Kinpof 'JV;«.iff niadeof nis Country to Queen f.7::;;.i/'i-(/) j^.^. tj, ^^^,|_ 
 bySir I'l.uh'i /Ji.iV; and th.' King of T)./oie have made .n Drj*<> 
 die fame Challenge too upon the Death of the Prince of Vjysi-. '-■»• 
 IV .• ite, whom his Son killed id Battle ? But then a \^lf,^'^l 
 Right to T.'/ ).•.;?.■ a'lowed upon an Hypothefi-i, a Right to 
 all tlie Shihic^As Wont handfomly n ir fairly follow from 
 'heme; for T;../.''C is one of thofe lllan.ls, and .i conli- 
 der.ibleoi;e too, but noSiibjcill to 'X n:.fc, but her Ri- 
 val in PiAVer and Umpire ; and if Ihe did oikc wear 
 theYokeut that llland, when it w.as in its flourilhing 
 lba:e. tl.e .'J.if./ inuil examine the Groun.ls and Caufes 
 of the Re'.oir, to be hire that T. »/,.'.• h.is yet a luit Title 
 to her Obi.Ucnce, bkf ire they prcten.l any upon this Ac- 
 ci-i.tii C c But 
 
 m 
 
 IM 
 
 ■'If 1 f 
 
 ■1^^ 
 
m' 
 
 IH 
 
 >m 
 
 rcuciir of I antore to the Englifh, 6rc. 
 
 ffc 
 
 & 
 
 
 
 • Tlilt will 
 m'C dtit-r 
 i ■ ii ):iKI 
 
 H; I the Coiifoii fixi- r.sto tlif ??.-< ./..'j lies >ct infinite- 
 ly mon; in the ilailc. 1 he Kingof T./H.iff h.iil nothing 
 til ilo here, m more than tlie D:iic!' had to do there, 
 I'.poMthe.rliein;; I'oireft-d of the Rnyn! Captive. Thcfe 
 llhind'-arenear.i-k'n to ih: O.'if /• in their Civil Pohcy ; 
 they .lie all free .'itare';, I'p to the l-.-.r-; in popular Notions 
 ane I'r.nciple*., and eau leliili no (ioveniincnt but a De- 
 mi eracy. '1 hey have their .S.iban'ais .md Orankaycs, 
 or lloierr.ini; Miinilrrs a'ul N'Me iN'cn anionplt them, 
 I'utall ll.inds np. n the Balis oi' the Teoples Authority, 
 why niaint.thi the 1 ilnrtiesof tlie'r Corillinition with a 
 the Cliallity nraitiiialve, and areentircly their own 1 ords 
 and I.aw-j?,ivers. Now ind.ed they call the King of 
 lui'ij.iii.l .Sovereign, haz they llitllv deny that the King of 
 Tciii.i'c has any reafi-n to expeJl or deinand that Title 
 frini lhi:m ; nay, he hinifelf in the* enunKMt.on of his 
 Titles, ne\er pretends to call hinifelf King of the Illands 
 of Htiiilt. From all which pvicropeiher 'tis .ipparent that 
 the D:ir,i> di.l li ;t rride in prjtendiiig a Right to thefe 
 llland>, npiinth.-i.t Principle they tl'.en went npon. Upon 
 the whole; the Trade of tliefe lll.Tnds is \cry rich and 
 invi-ini;, and 'tis a matt.r of vc.y great importance to 
 iia\e our ltite''elt h.re well g .'.rJe.l and maintained. 
 Could wep.t /v. ,W.i V into our hanJs, we flioiild ha\e 
 more fweet and I'enfible fr^oN i f th-' goodnefs of this 
 Spice Trade; thole that l,i\o\v it f.iy 'tis a Paradife, 
 anil the Uutci; the prefent PoUelfonrs, affirm 'tis as good 
 to them as iVw;..-/../ is to our King. The Comparilnn is 
 a little fawcy, tho' we know w.'ll cnouphth.it Pto'oycny 
 has the bleliing of Spice Tree', which ScotLuul h.xs not. 
 However if we can keep the o.hcrs and enjoy them quiet- 
 ly, they'll furnilli Mace and Nutmegs not only fufficiciit 
 for n/.'i;/.7H./, lut alfo to drive a 1 rade with u^Sui.jt, and 
 other par;9 of the Indies. Our great Bufiiicfs in order 
 hereunto, next to the niaint.iniuig a pood Force, is to 
 fupply tliem well with Cloth and Rice, Salt, Pepper, 
 ani odierNecellaries they want ; they are fo defirous of 
 ihefe things, efpccially Cloth and Rice, that had we had 
 thrco- times as much as we now hroughc, we (hould have 
 found vent for it all without the Icalt difficulty. The 
 People of Lmitore and R:'l'i",V>'g, and other places, come 
 over to Pco/.trcon with their Mace and Nutmegs in great 
 numbers, andbring it in fo fait, th.at there is no feat of 
 Tudejt ihca conftant and certain Trade, if we do but furnilh them 
 fiUmli as faft with thofe other Com.noditics. .As for the Rice 
 we bring them, tho' AUcriJ^y is able to fupply that, 
 yet we nndt tind fomc place tnat will do it at lower 
 r.ites ; and 'tis certain we can have what Rice we will 
 from Juprt'i, at half the price that we can at M;:r.(]'r.i ; 
 the '.'-yageis Itngi-Tt's true, bit then the Ad^ant.igc is 
 conliderable. Your M,;c.il]',ir Gold alfo, which po;s at 
 It.int.'.in but for is 4./ or rs 6.i the Mafs, ;.-,oes at Btj - 
 lU as current as Rials of tight, and at the fame rate 
 too. 
 
 Together with the rp.cour.iretnen'S of this good 
 "I'rade, we h.td iiur Loffcs and Misfottuncs another way: 
 A Praw nobly laden with the Spice of this Country was 
 calt away in her Voyage to B.-im i>n ; lie had J366 
 Cattees of M.ace aboard her, which would have been 
 worth as good as "icoouo pound in l-.r^Jmul. 
 
 The Diiicl) took two mere of our * Ships too, and 
 carried them into iNVri; Road, wearing our Colours un- 
 der their Ship Sterns in a molt difgraceful manner. This 
 Lois was the greater upon the Account of the lading 
 
 Trofitsblc 
 
 f/iirHJry. 
 
 wv'» diid the 
 t^trtndjn.t. 
 
 ^.D. i»is. they had, which would h.avc fitted the BfinLincf,' 10 th 
 life ; loo Quoyn of Ricl- atu". upwards, 34 Bales of 
 Cloth, belidcs 6co Jars of Rack and other Frovilions. 
 They were hampered with their Lading, and much 
 overm.atched in number ; belides, that the Dnuh Ships 
 were light and free, and every way ready for the Ser- 
 vice of luth an (.)c> afiun. 
 
 '1 he liufhi'mf- that Were in this Aiition fignalizcd 
 tlicmfelvcsat avery great r.ite ; they were thoiorgh hear- 
 ty Knemies to the I'mcl; and being Co, fought with fo 
 pood a will, that our Men fay if they had been upon 
 plain Ground, and to fight it out fairly with Swords, 
 thej make no qucrtion but that the Diinl! mull: have all 
 yielded or died for' t. Our poor .Sea-men brought Priso- 
 ners to iVi^ had a mifeiablc ur.cafie life of it ih'.'re ; but 
 'twas the I'atc of fome of thini to be difpofcd of in 
 oriier places up and down, as ./w/rjiwrf and the Ai^!iicc/ii, 
 crwherevertheir rig,nrous Mailers were pleafed to fend 
 them. Yet one of the Oj/vi'i Commanders cxprefs'd a 
 great deal of Humanity .and Kindmls to thole (orlorn 
 ufjilIu-s, for which we did not fail to make him the due 
 Acknowledgement of our moll heavty thanks ; the 
 4ame Ptrlon alio would be fo civil as to ftrikehis M.iin- 
 Lop-fail as he palTed by our Fort, upon 'S:)liickey Kland 
 by l^oolr.rciu.'. 
 
 'lhci)«;i./. who h.ad Come time befcre been tampering 
 
 with the People of l.viroicm come in amongft them by 1 
 
 fair means, not fucceeding that way had now recourle f"'' ''■ 
 to Arms in order to the forcing it. But the I.,wtc,m{who ZT ' 
 h.id confulted us beforehand al out the point of thcir..( c 11, 
 Uetence ) were not to be managed that way neither, 
 liieriiemy landed ^00 Men upon them, but they (lood 
 fo tightly to their Bufinels, that the others weieoblig-d 
 to retire back again to their Ships. The next touch they 
 had with them, the /.nwforr Men handled them to hcrtf' 
 Advantage dill : The Dutch mwh needs come and gi\c the 
 lllanders a Challenge, which they accepting of, mann'd 
 out a couple of Praws and fo went to it, two Praws to 
 four; the event of which Skirmilh was, that the /.,»«- 
 inrc:i took one of their Praws, killed all the Men, and 
 purfued the reft home to I'oolowny. Thefe littlc'Suc- 
 celTes put them mightily in lieart, and the Dutch were 
 Adverfarics that grew every Day into more and more 
 contempt with them. Thefe People, tha" belonging tu 
 the «.!«,/<. Klands, andieryweli difpofcd to fubmit to 
 the Z://,!;.'///.' Power after the ex.implc of their Neighbours 
 had not yet made an actual Surrender. For as w.is hint' 
 cd before each of thefelUands.isa free indcpendancStatein 
 point of Government, and tho' they unite in their com- 
 mon Interefls, yet they all lUnd upon their particular 
 round.itions. 
 
 But now theypropofed to furrcndcr too, and agreed 7** 
 that their Sabanderlhould be empower 'd to c&mc over to 
 us and conclude the Bufinefs ; but the Articles required 
 lomc time to be weighed and debated on both fides be- 
 fore the fimnung ilroke coidd be given to this Affair. In 
 the mean time things began to grow ilrait with us at 
 Poohxroon; we wanted Men, Mojvjy, and all things nc.^i'*" 
 cclTary to encourage our new Beginnings there, and give f '."'"'" 
 Heart and Spirit to the h^.tulnwje in their dependanccii- -■' 
 upon us. We wsre forced to put off Gco.ls'to procure"'"" 
 common Provifions for houfe keeping, and lo take up"^'" 
 Money at 50 per Cent. Intcrell. Our F.ic.ids 't B^mnm 
 vverc gudtyof an unpardonable Ncgledl of •.";:,,' fuch 
 Circumftances, to our very great Difreputuion, and the 
 manifell hazzard of the whole £>;;'.//:i Interu't in thefe 
 pKices. They would fend us cncourai;ing Letters and 
 bid us rub out another Year when Supplies would cer- 
 tainly come ; but in the mean time thefe Good Words 
 would iiotdcfcnd the Forts and fill the Souldiersflelhes- 
 and as for the point of rubbing, we had rubbed fo long' 
 till we had rubb'doff the Skin, and if we continued do-5A'i. 
 ing lo much longer, (hould rub to thebare P)one. 'Twas-'" "' 
 not foealieamatteras they might imagine to weather the!;''''.';' 
 point here, with the /),,.-f A attacking us on the one lidep^'iiC 
 and the liflij-.trjc beliiging us with unwearied Imponu- ""• '" 
 nitiestor Supplies onthecther; and by the way it mull"'!-'? 
 befaid, that if that People had not had a truly loyal «i!'-^" 
 Relpcc'l to our King and Country, they would never haie"' " '' ' 
 
 I born the Difippointmcnt fo long, but have fought outsT "' 
 fome other Protedours. The Affair of Imitcre was now ' "" 
 revived, and brought to its delircd Perfection. ThePco- 
 pic of that Kland demanded Arms and Allillancc of us 
 
 ■ and uron the performance of that Condition, made i 
 formal Surrender of the place to his Majefty of Br. 
 Inihi. ' ' ^ 
 
 The Copy of it is here fubjoin'd as 'twas delivered to 
 ns by theSabandar anti Oir.uk.iyes of that Illand. 
 
 TraHJJjtion of the Surrender of Lailtore, 
 CoHt. in the Paper N. D. 
 
 In the Year of the Prophet Mahomed lozt, 
 in tlie tenth Day of the Moon fAabarran, 
 being Saturday, th? Vtar is called Aleph. 
 And in the Year of Jejus, i6j.o, in the 
 Month of tfovemier the 341(1 Day. 
 
 'J Ill's is the H'riting of tie Aji^^cemcnt cf the SMtuljr 0} 
 Lantore, mid the Citfi.iiti cfl.^xxWK, jnj nil the 0- 
 miilifirej within the Coiottry rf Lantcrc, with Robert Hayes, 
 after tire lojs of Ci^pt.iin Courthop ; V.'nt we of Lantore tb 
 ftinemiei the l.niU of Lantore uiu-o the King's Mijellj cf 
 England with .ill thiit is therein . ?« thr.t all the Nuts and 
 hU^e within the Country of Lantore, we fmnSfj to fell <» 
 no other People, other than to the Sutj'ecls of the Kjng's. M:- 
 icfty of Kngl.ind onl). furthermore, we the Or.mkayet ol 
 1 antore, do promife every Tear to fend to the Ki'mi's M,:- 
 jejlyof l;ngland/iiw/i;/ji)/' ,; Kutmez-rree, for thc'a'k_mw- 
 lcd^in« the Hmna^eof us the Men if Lantore, to the I inii 
 A%>W>(>/ England. To the intent tlir.t this /l^rcenifnt of 
 Surrender lietw'istVsbe not foij^ottcn, tothe end of tl:s H'orld : 
 
 And 
 
i. ib, ilBSp^^^^- Slights of the D\xtch,and Troubles at Lan tore. 1 5^ 5 
 
 lonpft them liy 
 now rccouiict",';*'''. 
 
 /..IH?Clf«(who -Jl'fii' 
 
 point of their ^.^ D n , 
 I way neither, 
 'lit thc-y lUiod 
 s were oMip.-il 
 icxc touch they 
 them to better 
 ne ami p\ c the 
 ing cf, niann'd 
 tvvo I'lMws to 
 tli.it the l.m- 
 
 I lie Men, and 
 icfe little Sue- 
 he Dutch were 
 lore ami more 
 
 ticlonpinj; to 
 
 to fu^mit to 
 ■ir Ncighlxiurs, 
 or as was hint. 
 pendantStatein 
 in their com- 
 cheir particular 
 
 J, and agreed 7»«i 
 ) come over to 
 tides required 
 both fides, be- 
 this Affair. In 
 ait with lis at 
 I all things nc.^i''" 
 here, and give'";*"'' 
 cir Hcpcndancc'fc .■.-- 
 iods'to procure"'^"-" 
 ml ro take up ^^'"^ 
 .ids ''t Bmtnm 
 
 of '.'.If fiich 
 ^rion, and the 
 iter'.u in theli; 
 ig letters and 
 ies would cer- 
 
 Good Words 
 uldicrsBcllJcs; 
 ubbcd fo long 
 continued do- o.Ue 
 Bone. 'Twas■'^'" 
 
 to weather ihe^X'.',. 
 '11 the one lidepiisi'vi 
 nried Iniportu- '";';,'". 
 e way it mnltr,'',':! 
 i a truly loyal '>!!■;■ 
 )ul(l never ha\c'' " "' 
 vc fought outs".,i,-, 
 nttrc was now 
 ion. The Pco- 
 llillancc of us, 
 tion, made a 
 ajefty of Eiig- 
 
 s delivered ro 
 land. 
 
 Lantore, 
 0. 
 
 ■)med loxi, 
 1 Mabarran, 
 lied Aleph. 
 TO, in the 
 
 he Sitlwul.ir if 
 ihi nil the 0- 
 lolicrt Hayes, 
 "/ Lantore i/« 
 'gs Mii/ellyif 
 
 il'c Nuts and 
 n!Ji; to lei! I» 
 he Kj"jii Mi- 
 
 Or,mka)ei ol 
 
 Ki'it's Mr.- 
 <r the .jr^Koif- 
 to tl<e Ijn'i 
 
 /ll^rcemtilt ct 
 
 ttifthcH'orhi: 
 
 And 
 
 And to the Intent there be no difference or fulling out betwixt j that tended to the mutual Gooil of is both. This was a 
 ui. Furtheimore, "e do o-itve of Hi) Mr-jcjly of England, ; beginning that agreed very well with the latter end ; a ^")^'^, 
 liiiT fiich thiiigi ts do not nfiree toith our l{eligic>i, thi-.t I.yc was ,1 good Imrodudion enough tn Tiearhery and o.nq eft ..f 
 ' ' " ■ ' " f I1--J- -' .1- —J Injurtirc ; and before People were phindcr'd and iForc'd 't": «'™*» 
 
 c'ticcrniti^-^ J L. . . - , , . 
 
 they >nAi not be done irt the Country n/Banda, to the end 
 ihtt fii'ch thii'l,' belli!', reftrnined, theie be no nffeiicr yireii he- 
 tw:cii !'''■ Bar.uanefes /ind /if Englilli-inen : /It to ctifonr 
 (;;/r ((''.i.-^, our H''ives or D/tiighter, or to jirikf any of ti', «■ 
 rioltnt'y to t/ik? My thi>:i, from m, or tn In Svr'ine loo/c in our 
 Ccuutiy, or any luch-likf' thing .« doih nc; r^rce vniih our l{^. 
 lilion. Thrfc thini^s vee only except I bnniifr th(Jc thiw^stetid 
 t'l the d-ftrtyi>ig of our I\eliyJon } to the intent tlK"e be i.of.il- 
 liiil out betvlxt the Baiidanefcs rtnd f/'f Engl'lli, unto tie 
 cod of the If^oild. /Ind nhcrcj' it pleajcti' (Ud, th.n James 
 ,1 Kj''i''fV-<^?^^"'-^i Scotland, I-'rancc, (ii:, / Iridaiu! ; /<'.oiv 
 iilfo Ir is S;'";; <■! the Country of Baiida : So then ihcConnty 
 pA Banda is in Svbjoiliun to no other l\in^ t! rn to the Kj"!,'' 
 Ahjcjiy fj England ony in tin iViild, ever; .• '»/;; our Hylinio:.. 
 for !■«' J^;.-.'/i; 0" of Iflam doth not ngrce xtilh the Ch> iji.'nn /(_ - 
 Ir'ion wstrcr doth iIk' CV, '.Jui:n Heli'/ton r.g^e: nitn our I{^- 
 /iViVm o/ Iflam ; e.nd this is the purport of our /I'ineinent. Fur- 
 t'lcr, if it jhr..! happen my Englilli to lun to w, in r,ny Banda- 
 mau to run to th" I'.nglilh, it mm not be tulc, nted without the 
 cwli-nt of the chief of the linglifli, r.nd u, of Banda ; Ir- 
 criilc fuch things are contrttry to our H^Hfj'oii, ,ii.d t'li.i oiitt 
 II p-llin'f out, and BrrJ'bi. s betwixt the Bailila-men, /-//./ the 
 tnclilli-m'-'!"'. '■^' ''''* ''""•■ "''■ ""'''' together in ConJ.ilir.ticn, 
 nS the Or.nike-)-' "f laiiiore, r.nd tlie O'.iiiliiws of I ab.'- 
 taeke, nud the Oritnkr.ycs of Neio Pooloway, /nd Poola- 
 looiie, And hr.xc flit to our Hands, i.iid this is tl.: intent of 
 tmiU'iiting. 
 
 .Saliand.ir I antorc. 
 Sabaiicl.ar Ratoo. 
 
 After tl'is, there happciul an ."Nccident th.it brought a- 
 
 ouc of their Right, 'twas a proper Method to .-ibiTethcni,'" ' 
 and tell them a plavifibic .Story. He would have lieen gl.-iil 
 too ( he piercnded ) of our aTiftance in this vortliy Ue- 
 lipntha: was go.ng on ; but feeing we were low, and h.iii 
 no For.es to joyn with him, lie would take all the troubli; 
 upon hiu.feif, and act a'one. 
 
 .Some Intelligence we h.id from .linbn'.u.-, adlrd i:s, 
 '.li.it tliele Preparations of ilie Dutcit were fome wav rr 
 other lcve!l'd at iis ; and that wiiieh wav foever the ^Mnu 
 threarned to go, 'two'.ild drive ar lalt upon lijme of th'j 
 lllandsof yi/;n,/f. Which we omeklv found too li i:e ; tho' 
 at the fame lime 'twas the \ ;y perfjctiuii of Vilaii; to 
 put on luch a Vizor fir the doini; of what they d;d, and 
 'ii> a Q;ielHon, wheiher all th ' Rabble if Heailieiiiih Peo- 
 ple in the World, can furnilli Inch another Mallcr-piece 
 as tins was. 
 
 The)' began with l.iintore, coming before the Ifland f'!"i>'"y' 
 with a Fleet of fixteen llroiig .Ships : They knew very ^'7.,^™' 
 well ilut this p.'aee was furrcndred to the ufe of the K'le.^ 
 of I'.i.j^l.iiul, and that we had aifiually fettled a Faiitory 
 there. 
 
 :omc up 
 General, 
 
 before / ui-oe, O'.ir * Captain fent to the '■'"'■' Gonera!, '.^^^P[:'J;;^^' 
 deliring him in Civil Terms to forliear any .'\ds of I lolU- c.l' c.pr. 
 'irv at that p'ace, becaufe 'twas we;l kn.iwn :o be the '■■«'■'''•? '" 
 King of i.og}-ndi Prop.-rty. But he having iv.td the let- ""' <^''"S-- 
 tiT, ami exprefs'd h's contempt of it, and fpent a l.tdc 
 time in tlire.Uiiing and lailiug at the l-'.ng ijk ; without any 
 more adne laovled h* iMen, and fell upon the I ■n'-rccs. 
 Their Piiwer being fo great, the Uifputc was quickly at 
 an end ; th." Nauves were ablbbitely routed, r.tired to 
 ilieiv Sh' ker> in tlie Fields and Wouds, and left tlic Illand 
 
 ki' nk n. 
 
 niul lir'd the 'I'ciwn, plunilevM (,ur Fadtory, to.5k away 
 
 hout tiie jledeniption ot fome of our iMen^ ili.it were then | to the Conuiiai'd of the Cnn;]ucrors, 
 
 Sl.iv<M';>, the .'.'..i/', and that in a 11. anner lucky enough : 
 
 'Twasoiir Fortune to take a Dutcr ImeUigineer, that was 
 
 point; ""^'' 'l*-''' I'l'l^'-t of Advil e betwi.en .linuiina and 
 
 Hvidi. i-'y lliefe I ettetN we underllood (tho' we could 
 
 nnt perfectly underltand all, for want of their Language), 
 
 tti:t the Dutch and the linglijh Nations were well enough 
 
 agreed at home, and that there was a likehlioud of lome- 
 
 tbiiig beinu done, in or(!er to out an end to the Uitferenccs 
 
 of all til c'iiit nding I'arties abroad. The efe that we 
 
 ni.ideof r'u Intelligence, was to let the Dutch knowwh.it 
 
 Bulliie'.s w,i a feo' between our refpctii\e Countries, and 
 
 the efore t.. caution them not t" proceed in thole unjidt 
 
 The Dutci- fickd 
 
 Tvikfc- 
 ( ti> pii- 
 u'lft r.iH 
 r!K LmutI 
 Mtn. 
 Luimtir. 
 
 all theC'oth, Muncy, and Spiee ther,', belcnging to the 
 li.ijl-lndin Company ; 23400 /. Weight of Alaec, and 
 • cooo Weight of Nutmegs fell into their H.inds. Our 
 F.T.itors there preleni were Itripp'd, bound, beate:i, tiim- 
 bled over ili.' Town- Wall, dr.igg'd along tl'.e Srr.^cts w:tli 
 Fetters about their Necks, and aft.-rw.Tr.'s iaid faft in 
 Chains. They were not '0 kind as to exeeii e t'i;m ,.ar- 
 right, liviiig being then a far greater Puiiiflimetic than 
 d)i:,g. 
 
 Luiiiire thus had its rate, and tha' of all Fates the mod 
 dre.ided by it ; to fall into tiie Hands of the D .'.■.'/ .- Such 
 •an,i rigo.i us Coirles they had hitherto taken, leall ihcj was their rooted A' eriion to ther.i th.'.t perh.ip< had they 
 Nt^f: r,r o.;r brawls and Squabbles here, put a fh.p to had i heir choice, they W( uld as foon have accepted of an 
 tliofe hopefi'l beginnings of a Recom ih.ition at home. ' Earthquake^ to fwallow them up, as them that did. But 
 And thi'-prodiic'd a feeming yieldingtoPeace andFrieiid-| we were all to go one alter another, and I' on or.n was 
 Iv Conel'pondence ; tliev were mighty tradable upon't,| laid out for the next Morfel the hungry Adverfary would 
 fra little time, and agreed with us forthc Rcd:mption of j ca'ih at. 
 
 lomeof the PriU'ner.s. But alas, they could not hold their We endeavour'd to prevent this, by f'relli Applications .Wj"''' . 
 good H'tmour long, but quickly laid alide the M.isk of to the M;i.\y'(u.|KTal at a -f , having already heard, that y^'7M/.L"», 
 pretended Frieudllup, which indeed leem'd to be put on our Doom was pafs'd, and lt.xecution wou'd quickly fol- 
 ouly to deceive us the morecttedlually. low, if our own volunituv Smvider of the place did not 
 
 They beg.'.n firlt to 1 .lil'le with the lantorccs for prevent it : But this we u. uld ncer ti. t,k of fubinitting 
 Tr.iii.' ; but they were fo honclt as to give them a Hat de- ' to ; tho' we cotld not hold it out, yet to rel.gn iiad been 
 ninl of anv intercourfe with them upon that account, as, bafe and criminal, but to l>e driven out by main Force, 
 alfo to acquaint us with the hndeavours ot the Hc.'Linders, woulil be only our mtsfortunc. 
 
 to iiilinv.titc tli'.mfelves in amongfi them. After this they; The I1ut:h Cicneral femi'd to make ftrangcof any fuch 
 came to violent Methods, and thought to fcare them iiitoj Delign, as coining to beai us irom / odmo n ; lie litid lo 
 a compliance ; .nit the Men of tfli r.vr made a brivk L)e- much Modelty and Sliante as .0 fein-ple the owning it, and 
 fence, took no Blows but wh.it they repad with Interelt, fo little as to put it immediately in pradice. F.^r our A- 
 fo that til- Dutch hitherto goi as little gtcund upon them | gent w.l^ hardly return d, but the Du .!i Fleet piefjnted it i ''O' <'"'^' 
 by tif Ining, as they had before by wheedling. 'Twasifelf before the Illand, and fent their Summons to the Peo- J^'^' J'"''', 
 \ery uuteh their Bulinefs and Deltgn to etfed a Rupture | pleio furrender it. 
 
 between the Ur.nJanfc and us, at lead to poU'efs their 1 he if-rwi'/r'Ji/c were in a terr.b'e ConftcrnatioM, and 
 Minds w th Sufpicions of ottr Fidelity tow.-.rds them, as I knew not \sdiat Giurli.' to take in this exrrenitty : All the 
 the rcidielt wav to make the defired Breach. '7 hits they I Plai',ues ot War were threatnrd by the />«?/-, on the one 
 wou'd come fometimcs wuhin the very reach of oiirOrd-] (Ide ; and yet they knew not howro bunk the B ndsthai 
 iLince, A-~ if they were fntisfied we would not hurt them : | held them 10 us on the other. .»' s lor our parts, we were 
 And when iliey were at any t,me purfu'd I" the llndn reiluc'd to lo Imv niid bare a C' iidttion, that we wcrciio 
 Praws, m their ilangerthev would hangout a White Fiag' wav capable ot piweiring 'heir Riine and ovr (n\n ; we 
 
 to us, 
 
 as much .is to lay, the ling Jh will call you off, and , had no tolerable Force to op .Jtjle the .';(/r.- ■ with, and Ju 
 
 dclntr us cnit of your Hands. 
 
 Itice ard Riitlit eon'd not lU lend us from them. Thivtlie 
 
 take, and the .,</!»;//<?«./? mif- 1 BiwiAidiy.' law perfeClly wel , and th r.ti.Mv eilily conelu- 
 for thole little Tricks of our, ded, tli.it Matteis wer.' too far gone ever to be iviriev'd ; 
 yet to ainufe ihe Ih^t h they told iheiu, Tltat they bad 
 made .t lolemn Sunei.iler of the ItL.uds m us r.i.d iheic- 
 fore being ii'hv out of theii power to diljv (e of, they mult 
 agree that Point s" ih I'S as well as ihey could. Ber as 
 the Ruine of ;ihis was but an tirci.fe to line ih.'U'felx es from doing an 
 unjull and .tii ung'atebil W<i'k, to rhe olhers took it as 
 
 Rut \er that Plot did i 
 r .'d us never the more 
 
 Aiuerl'.uiis. ']'hey had now plaid Imall Game thus long, 
 and h.td won nothiitg conliilerable upon its : But being 
 fully icfob'il i;or!()part Stakes. Uv r make any otherCon- 
 thifiuii < f the Matter, than by fweeping all entirely away ; 
 thcv at lalf maee ilic Attempt, vvlr.eh pii ', 
 us an,! 01 r Inieielt inthi fe III m,!s lor ever, 
 
 
 ('.! 
 
 'I 
 
 A niigh-', Force of Men aiul Shipping were got together, ll'uch ; and theref ae paemptoii'v d. iii.ir.ded the Surren- 
 and the bet'er ro colour the Dilign, the Dutch General jder bom them, nothing lels than v. huh lliiuld be their 
 fcnt us vvyrd, Tliat he was prepanug for an Enterpr.ze, 'DeU\e;ancc tiom tlielkcTragediis a;icd amonjjltthem, 
 
 C c i tUt 
 

 1^6 
 
 A/r. Hore'j- l^oyagc from iurat to Achen, ct'c Libri|BijIap~XXX 
 
 ligtiM lo 
 ihcrv. 
 
 •/\D 1611. 
 
 1 
 
 that were lately at l.mtore. And this being the point, 
 they coiicl kied they had no way but to yield to the prc- 
 fcnt neciifity, and tor onre lave their I'erfons and Country 
 from an iitherwife iir.iixoidable Ruine, by pivinp over- 
 apain to tlie llii'cr, what they had given to n? be- 
 forr. 
 
 'Il'.is wa^ done, and the Articles nf the new Agreement 
 were nnuh nt'the lan'.e nature wiiji ihole of the old, only 
 th'S aililed (vvhieli VvO never ;mpos'd upon them) that ihey 
 IliruUI jay tenths (I he I'rinee of the Counri y. Ikl')rc 
 tills C'onluniinat.on i .' the liufineH, our Colours were 
 p.i!!".i down, .T d theirs lit up in ineir room ; our Ord- 
 ...nce .liri uii otf from inrRc tk where they were p anfd, 
 nnd all carried a\^■av by than. 'I Ik' /;.;,v,^«,r/i,- were all 
 d'farm'd, and tlieir W'.ills denii lidi'd, and i-mtv thinj: 
 I'onethat tended to the holdinj; ol ijieni fill ilown iimler 
 tliia'e fer ■'" ', hains tl at were made ready for tliein. And 
 they had Renlon enonph to make fnreot them in thisnian- 
 ncr, and keep t'leir Hands dole tied, f r their Spirits 
 were biflleieiulv exal'ixiaied before, and ihis nl'.ip.e to be 
 bne Ind ridt Iweemed ilieni. What bold and li veie 
 Snokesof Re\ei'pethen would they make, if ever they 
 hail an opporti'iiity by pettiiip h;ofe apain ? If ihey would 
 have cut tlie '1 hiorr.i of all the D'tni-Mct in die /«i/.V.', 
 had they hid thim in their power, while they thoiij'.lit 
 jhein b' t plotnnp upon their Idberries, what would they 
 do t.ir leizmp tlvir Country, enllav inp their Perf ms, and 
 b\ allowinp rp th^iv I'rade, and (o many llaminp Outraf cs 
 ofall fir'.sas had been ei mmitted upon them ? bfpeeially 
 T '•,-,■ cr- I ''"■" '■"''■"''"' bad a laipe Reekoiiinp to make with them, if 
 nrtKZ.jw.rf ^■^'•r t'lctimt krv'd for that purpofe : Here the Dutch made 
 
 the foulcft Work.and embrucd th.ir Hands in more ttl„rd 
 than any where. 'I hey eut 44 <( the prim ip.il <),■,;„ 
 kayes m pieces, laid all the conliderable Men in Iron?, .iiu| 
 leizd their Cdiildivn for Hollapes : And asif lifs was not 
 ipouph tor their .Security, coirimanded all the other i:.-.,. 
 ./•"f/e thar hid pivcn them any affi'.l.aice, to be bioiu.nc 
 I'rifoners, with their Wives ,inU Chi'Jren, aboard their 
 ■Ships. Rut the poor People ti\ir''inp by rh.-. i!-.ur',ey 
 were either to be all iminler'd, as ijiur v'rii^!; 1 ,es 'lad 
 been, or elle fuld away for Slaves into l,,u,e Horcip'i Part<- 
 they all apieed tppalier, to l!y from Dellr c'uui, if they 
 could, and 1 1 retired into the Mount iins, ani' ■■fhi w^'j 
 Refiipes, and there fortified themfelie'- as Vv-ell a'. 'Iicy 
 were able. The /)i,/i:/^ for -his fell upon tlicm without 
 i\1erey,_aml cut cif and 101 k Priloners to the num'vr.f 
 i2'io : '1 hole vhat were lb unhappy as to mils the Itroke 
 ot the Sword, that had piven a Uelivcranee to fo many oi' 
 their Fellows, \\ ere lent away to Jf.i:.!ir.:, and other places 
 to we.ir our a iiHleralde I ife in Slavery. 
 
 Thisw.is the direful Com lulion of the 7?ffl,M Affair ■ 
 All \\hKli Mikhief mipht have been prevented, and oiii 
 own Honour aiid Irrerclt preUrv'd, as well as the Livei 
 and liberriesof the H.!:.:.:nr/,-, if timely Supplier had be.,, 
 tranlinitted to us: Suth a degree of fbipif iieplipenci; ■ 
 wholly niiaeeountable, and hardly ever | ard'iiublc'. Aid 
 ni.w wemiphi bid Wolr.ioon, and the Spice-Tr.lde Ad'eii :► 
 and po lind air tl'erPcopieto furrendev Llie.r llland,and put ■' 
 us inpolfeiri.-.iicftheirMace ,:iid Nuimcrs where wecoii'J, 
 And were ir (o, the bntch who pot this chiclly by m.v.nsot 
 the preac care and ililipence of ,nir E, g! -fl briends, mipht 
 ailo by thelanie Mtthod as lalilv pet the next. 
 
 Chap. XXXV. 
 
 Jn Account of a l^'oyagc from Surat to Achen, Bantam, ami 
 other Tarts of the Ealt-indies, ii'lth the Dragon avrl the 
 Expedition, Tcrform'd by W. Hore, and ivrittcn by ht/.i in a 
 Letter to the Faft- India Company. 
 
 f>hu 
 .-111 I 
 Co 10 L 
 
 I 
 
 T liavinp been before aprccd on in a General Con- 
 fult, that we fliould put in at D.i' hI, to try the I)i- 
 I'potitioi.s of that People to a'l'radc widi us j in p: r- 
 liia-;ce of tl'.at Delipn, we came to an .Anchor in 
 the \Ki\\^ of that 1 im'n. 'I'he (iovcrnour quickly fm; eait 
 r. l<o:u to learn who and what we were, upon the return 
 of wh'ch with iheir Informations, two Perlon^ of Ki,te 
 were dfpat' h'd to us with Orders to hear our Captain's 
 Pirpi fals. 'rhcfc Men ftaid aboard as Pledces, and two 
 of our Merchants upon that Security went alliorc to tranf- 
 aCt Maturs there. 
 
 T he chief Men of the Town cxprcfs'd a great deal of 
 ritisiaOfii'ii at the arrival of our Ships, and a; muchdelire 
 to ha\c a Trade with us, which they pretended they had 
 lonp 'vaited for : .'^nd theretore propos'd that a Fadory 
 (houid be immed-ately ftttlcd theic, or at lead that the 
 Shipvd.ould ride in the Port, till the principal Governour 
 (then ai-lent had pivcn his Rclbhition in the Cafe, vvitli- 
 out which they could not ablohitely conclude. 
 
 But notwuhltandinp all thefe line words, the Onlidir, 
 did not convinv^e us by their aifVual forwardnefs to deal, 
 
 Befules, we had a Rcckoniii 
 fcore, which was their abu'i 
 
 We 1,0 
 fa^r Cn-,'t lielovv (;o. 
 
 cpon ar 
 
 Fador 
 
 'iy t.'ikinp the 
 
 ■ veivconlidcnrly 
 
 np with them vmn anotlier 
 mpcne ,.■: o: . Fadors tluu 
 vame thither to reuner a 1). nt, and force;' 
 Debtor out of his hands ; People at Su,,it '' 
 told this Story of the I. .Mi n, but fince ihev as conridenr- 
 Iy denied it, and we could not prove it. we earned the 
 matter no hipher than a bare Ciiarcc at this rime 
 
 d away tr.im lieiue 10" Bur.,n-r;,, ^ ,,,,0,, ji,^,,;. 
 This was the Fruit of atiliiviia-' 
 
 t.- :. z<:o ; and the A;,-a,^,. that pave it, pietetuled «>;io ^" 
 
 ha' 'r.T"l? '"" '^"'*^' ■I'^irobelnitby him for 
 hai ;,.rpofc. There were two bripais of tli.it Country 
 that came and put themlelves into our Service at SnX 
 Kcad, and told us. Fliat rh -ir Kin,, ..„,,.i.i i... _i.. ,'".- 
 
 • ■n.s' , ; 1 
 
 I ' ,f,-lill •■ 
 
 the nad Sum 
 ferr'd, till all tl 
 rowly look'd o\ 
 vcn in their Ini'i 
 •IS t' r prrfen 
 p.|.,'.: aljoRi 
 am ill Car. l-e 
 ace 
 
 Z>.lt>>«.rj ( 
 oil;; iht'in- 
 ktvn I'l r 1 
 
 and tok US, Thar th-ir King would be p!a,l ,t 
 cur Irade or his Pepper; which was no inconliderable 
 Quaniity, but vvould amount yearly to a pond ladlp.. 
 tor two ot our belt Ships. But when we came thither" 
 we quickly tound an Fntertamment too coM to anfwer 
 futably the vsarmih and earned nefs of rhc Invitation. ThcH-r 
 Commodity vv^s but indirtbrenr, the Price .mconiciona- ?-K~ 
 
 , , r A • . • ,• .J , , >'^' ''"'^=''^;.^'I'«'"n'f^'lt teem'dtohiueno prearMind 
 
 that they were (o ftronpiy inclm d rha. way as they prc-i to have us t r Cultomers, but rather to keen it lor th ■ 
 
 tended. They prr.mis'd to perform iniphty thinps here- Co '/(,:;rtr,-.-. They held it up hard at ^; Ri.ils of Eiplir 
 
 ..after, but were not diipos'd to do any thinp at prcfcnt ;] ff' Candce, wliieh is 500 /. Welpht, and -r th- v'crv 
 
 they wou'd tome odicr time trade for Broad Ciotb, Lc.id, ' lowelt won 'd net let it tcinie under 47.' W'e th.nndir wi- 
 
 other /■:..,i;:'.7?.' Commodities, but we could not per-j had beencali'd to the buying fome pood Birpiirs 'not to 
 
 I be bantcril at this rate in our Pi ices, and h'av e the Money 
 I [ueezclout ot our Pockets by fuch Methods as thole 
 were ; but lince twas lo, that we mtift not only fubmit 
 t ) this Lxtortion it we traded, but take it as i Favou- 
 too, we refolvul to lie under no fucli Oblipations ami li; 
 letc them to tlnirdeliied Cullomersihc l'><,i:,g,r'e, 
 
 ^'^\ IJ''''<-'-''c'l in <)ur Voyaae tow'ardi CVr/,V.- Heir 
 nuiwithiheleemprv pretences t(_;tr.ide,| was a Debt of leme Yiars itamlinp to be recovrr'd ^nd 
 
 pnlped of buyinii Pc-- '• ■- ' ' 
 
 and 
 
 IwAile ihein to lake otf any now. 
 
 ^^'e had a Ship in our Company that w.rsableto have 
 furnilli'd them, and cau'.e indeed on purpofe to puc otl" 
 fomc ot her C' in. icdtics to the /)/•.''».'..'( j. but they would 
 not help tu liphti li her Pi.rthen at all, and lo ihepurfued 
 her Voy.-.pc to the /<.,/ JV./, whitiurlf.e w-as at tirit bound. 
 Jt was Jelipn'ilatoiircortiiup hithor,iliat 1' i/Wr-Z/i/rtiould 
 eo!o;.,;er!il rot' 'ly 
 
 .thi-i; at all in rurbmnce of iheDefipii;a 
 therefore tha: 
 I 
 
 while they il id nouu-i; at an ui ruriuimce or tiieiJeiipn;a pnipect 01 buymi' I'epper at ealier rates. But is >i 
 (.1 (ur lominp to ihem , and therefore tha: now they i hapoend, the Samorine was at that time ar /'•mjrt lone 
 fliould be forc'd ;o sio Bulinefs, ai,.i .nake it in fome inea- I twelve Leap.ies 10 the South of C,(/;.;i/ whiihir- w,'. ^l. „■ 
 ..;e worth our while to attend them; but they I oupht to him. 
 their own quic' for tlii'- Year, by .a good Sum of fair Pre- | Our Captain went alliore, with a p.ioil Guard of SI- ' ' 
 milei, ts> be letter I'lOiher, and (i) we let iheni alone at | to deliver tlie Kinps Letter and Pieknc • ihe Si i.or 11' ' 
 pra.nt, andfiit .■dvites to S„>y>% tliu the next Year's 1 acknowledged the DgU, but linet we could 1 otdetamin.-' 
 fleet I'Ujjhtdi.ihvii.i ih.ma.coiju'i;!)-. ., ' 
 
 dbvth 
 
 r. K I'llp^utiOli I, 
 
 IPC ludpesofthe 
 cil to my lilt', 
 wlicn we came, 
 ail the lialle im.i 
 JVpfxr, and wi 
 ilieie WIS notlui 
 away to Court t 
 iiiqiiilirive aboui 
 was ,1 thinp fort 
 til j'ive us .iny ji 
 1)1 ilufe Proceed 
 would not ftir 
 Work of vieu'in 
 only 10 confumii 
 |!ul ci'iikqueiub 
 the Srrinps of P 
 at this time, aiii 
 fairlv attempted. 
 ,:, ,rfi, The Samorin 
 li^josv-'veith till Spice, 
 ■■"• I loiil'e, tdl he e 
 Orders. Here I 
 ami fiintlels aiie 
 (•■■.inp us .".ny ma 
 tin. 
 
 Thisfkl'dir, 
 tie pu'-pol.e as tin 
 ;i':d Morf ice-l'a 
 II ore^fi^n Ins oi 
 away itic time b 
 uebol.lly dcmai 
 fifpence, and ro 
 iriphtknow wh 
 kcn'd hin>, and 1 
 inp Room, ro !i 
 Af,'pi:locito'ldes, he had ( 
 fpf.)i.l. tills with the C 
 lluire ; but they 
 qitii'il retirement 
 Crowd ; aiul th< 
 place, a liiclc wr 
 an.l he could cnj! 
 niitdilterbance. 
 
 In anlwer ro tl 
 h.ive I lie libvi'ty t. 
 thcCajtaiivs lam 
 but lii'oii f:.oiid I 
 inp one of his Sla- 
 is, 'twas a place 
 rous Delipn ; 'tw 
 b"l'c.ide as coiili 
 Trap. 
 
 But intend inp t 
 
 it, ar niy return 
 
 the place ; a- beii 
 
 and fu difcourape 
 
 ijf meeting there. 
 
 Th.; Samorine 
 
 piiintinent, ami I 
 
 Card, was at a I 
 
 liad made us retir 
 
 loni'er, but lokl 
 
 hiihertn been iipi 
 
 Ps'pptr he hat! prt 
 
 chants ; and that 
 
 ^3-0. propos'd : That : 
 
 ''' , and not under ; . 
 
 i ..;.| J. he winikt pi\c th 
 
 ■K furnilh us himlVlt 
 
 ouinp ai (.'..■/■.■e»( 
 
 ctrtilie him poiiti 
 
 due. 
 
 i his was a ve; 
 triile'iw.is told it 
 ne- ei^ fju-ak, 'ili 
 .Ai.d thus w- . .. , 
 liit'elhiUs anu w 
 truth was loid u 
 done 111 as few wt 
 ! Ia\ .;:!', oi!i iio 
 ihip ; blit the C 
 
'c. 
 
 ^ ib. II BSapTX XXV. Then- Trac/e at TeCOO . m-. 
 
 197 
 
 in irore BIikM 
 irim li>.il Oiv.n. 
 n in lions, ami 
 it ill''; uasiiot 
 
 t'li .itlltT i..->i. 
 
 to !io blonj;iit 
 
 abuaij tlicir 
 
 rill-. i!-,it r''fv 
 
 )'orcif'il'att<; 
 
 ■t'lOl. if llluy 
 
 ini' ■ill . \v-'j 
 < well .1. tliey 
 i;icn witliour 
 ilic imm' vr ..f 
 mil's tlicltroki' 
 • to In many 01' 
 ul oilier places, 
 
 ■ lUtiiU Affair : 
 L'nrcd, .inil oui 
 11 as the Li'.c; 
 rplieshaiiliei.n 
 A negligence; . 
 iI'Miablc. hv.\ J. 
 .-Tiailc Ai.l'i',1,:-! 
 
 Idantl^ariii piu -'■ 
 vlurc weeo\i d. 
 •:U l>y means ot 
 
 ■ 1'iienv.ls, might 
 .'xt. 
 
 
 ■rf ir 
 
 l):Ji:j»': 
 
 and the 
 hhn in a 
 
 n vjiori another 
 ' . raiftiirs that 
 ■.My caking the 
 erycoTihilenrly 
 y ascr,ntiilent- 
 earriej die 
 time. 
 
 upon thoG- 
 it ot anInviM-''-; 
 etendcd roilij ' 
 nt by him for 
 that Conntrv 
 rviic at S'm.-7i 
 Id be glad . t 
 ineonlideiMble 
 gond I.adinj; 
 came thither, 
 old 10 anfwer 
 ivitaiion. The Hf: 
 i:ncnnlciuna-l'ii 
 10 grear MiiiJ 
 ee|i it lor rh^- 
 Rials of Eipht 
 .:>■ th; very 
 I'loiij'hr we 
 rg.iirs, not t'l 
 ierlie Money 
 hcJs as thole 
 only fubmit 
 as a I'avoiir 
 Jtions, and lb 
 
 'nl-ciit : Heic 
 
 ecoecr'd, nnil 
 
 I5iic \% !V 
 
 X'-HM n, hm e 
 
 her we Wiiji 
 
 uard nCSli r. ,r,j 
 he .Sa.ncr.ne '»''"■' 
 iitdeceiinine'/." 
 
 ihr """ 
 
 .i.y n '■•■ 
 
 thecxadl .Sun; it was agreed that I'avmcnt Ihould be de- 
 fcrr'.l till all the A counts ot that matter were mure nar- 
 rowly' Inok'd o\'r, and the Pcrlon.s there rcli.'.mt l.adgi- 
 ven ni their Iniorinations. 
 
 As t' r prtTent dealing with him, he ffTer'd to O'.i his 
 p. 1!,', '■ at -joRiaisof Kight/T' C'aiidee,fi,e of all Cliarge<, 
 am .'' C.n.!"" ■' ''liiL place was ',oxi. Near : This w.is 
 jif V '! ! 'V th Captain, iipirri londiiioii ot Ibme p:■e^i- 
 <: ,s I'll'vution i/i tlic Comnio.liiy, le, i hole that were 10 
 lit liidgesoftheCnindnels ot'it ; whit h Office wasalfign- 
 cd to my I'lf, and one more, lint the next Mi ruing 
 vlien we came, thinkiug to go aUmt this Buiinel. wi'h 
 ail the lialie imagin.ible, we were denied '';e light ol the 
 J'eppcr, and wiihimt expiefs Oidirs from the .Saii)L;rir.e, 
 jlicre v.r^ nothing 10 lie di/iie. I'poii wliiih B.inik going 
 jway 10 Court to I'pcak wiili him himfe't, lie uas tar more 
 iiiqiiili>i>e about the Captain's coming alhore again (uiiitli 
 \v,t« a thing foreign t > the Kuiinefs in hand;, than carLtel 
 rn rive lis .inv juit and n af .liable account of the meaning 
 III dicfe I'rMxvdings. We all'ur'J him, that the Captain 
 Hdu'd r.ot \\v. allioiv, t;l! we had done oar appointed 
 X\'ork of viewing the I'epper ; tliat his lUilinels would be 
 r,r;iy in confnmmnte the H.iipain, and bring the .Money, 
 liid celllequeiulv tiepeniled upon our difp.lt. h. Bill ail 
 the Siriiigs (if Biilinefs were or. t of o-der 111 th'> Ci.untry 
 utthistiiii.', and nothing winiiJ b. <^-^i.\, tlio' ever lb 
 fairlv .ntnmpted. 
 
 Thi-' .Saiiiorine would not give way 10 our meddling 
 ••iiiih till Spiic, but fent us ba^k to wait at his Merchants 
 I loiife, t'll he either came to us luii.li-lf, 'r lent farther 
 Orders. Here he abii.s'd iis with ol liging lis to an idle 
 .iiul fiiiitlefs aiiendance, neiilier lending, m^r loniing, nor 
 [■••. ir.g us ,-.ny iiianner of Inf irniutiun what he intended to 
 llo. 
 
 This f kl'd 11, 10 a fecoiid Walk to the Conn, ti) as li:- 
 t'e p,i.-pol.e as rlie lotiiier ; lor here he h.td his Tinoblers 
 ,T:.I Morf ice-l-'aiK.cis about hiui.and minded their Tricks 
 I) oie^fi^ n his own .Hid our Cf iieerns ; In ihorr, he\vliil'd 
 suMyiiif time iiy !i) many tritbng lliiiffling Methods, tliav 
 wr 'iol.!!y de.nanded of him at kill, to put U'- out of this 
 fufpcnce, and come to loine certain Relohitioo, that we 
 inghrknow what we had lotrnit to. 'I'his Alarm aw.i- 
 kcn'd hill', aiui we were deliivd to moveiiiio .i v\ ithdraw- 
 iiip Room, to hear his Rifuhitions in private. Here he 
 A fitirlodW''' ''^' '"' ''■''■' fi'^^'tal I'oinis of important Biilinefs to dif- 
 fpis.!.!. cufs with the Captain, if he would give his I'relenee a- 
 ihnre ; but they were fomc of them of that nature as re- 
 ipiii'd retiremenr, ami mult be irarag'd apart frum the 
 Crowd ; and th< refoe he h.ul provided a fine Retreating- 
 pl.rce, a li.tle way up in tlu'C'.iiiiiry, where theCai^tain 
 ariil he could enjoy thcmfelves, and do their Hulinefs with- 
 out Jilierbanee. 
 
 In anfwer •() this, I told h'm llatl». That iinlefsl might 
 h.tveilie iibuty to fee the place tirit, I would nor advife 
 thcCaptaiiws landiuj; : I'hi^ he ret'iiAl nt liril to permit, 
 hut upon fe.ond thoughts afterwards granted, lommand- 
 ingoiieof his Sl.ius to Ihew u me. An. I the ti nth nl' it 
 is, 'twas a place very (it for the execution of a treache- 
 rnus Deligii ; 'twas as gi oil a Conveiiienco for an .Nm- 
 Ivfcide as could be ; in a word, 'twas a very line 
 Tin p. 
 
 Hut intending to prevent my Captain's being caich'd in 
 it, at my return 1 eitprels'd mv d llikeof the Situaiioiiot 
 the pi, ice ; a> being lonely, and I'urroun.led with Wi:ods. 
 ami fu difcouragcd as much as was advilable the Defigii 
 i;f meeting there. 
 
 Th.; Samorine *as very lileiic and dull upon the difap- 
 
 piiiiitinent, and having now play'd his belt and highell 
 
 Card, was a' a Hand in hisCianie : However, when he 
 
 had made us retire again, he thought tit to dilienible no 
 
 loiu'er, but told us all the Realims of the Itop that had 
 
 hiiheito been upon our Bufinels. He coni'els'd, that the 
 
 l\i pa- he had promis'd us was not Irs own, but the Mer- 
 
 ili.tnis; and that lie could not let it go .at the 'I'ri^e lirll 
 
 Sto. prepos'd : That at \r Rials [>■•, Caiuiee v.c ll.ouM ha\e it, 
 
 .'''' . .iiui not uader ; and if other .Merchants would fe.l i!inler. 
 
 ;.i,|j. he would pile them ka\e to to <lo ; ifi;i>t, hcwi.uld 
 
 ■K biriiiih lis hiniUlt at th.ic rate. As f.rthe Money we had 
 
 ■ ■ nuini' nt (.■.i-/v.v;, he wi nid lie us p.'id, when wc Co dd 
 
 eertitiehim po:ltively huw nuicli, and for what 'iw.'s 
 
 due. 
 
 i h'.s was a eery pieity -Story, and the prettier too, bt- 
 c'.'il.'tw.is told in I K .■/e;;ii-;., whu li the Samorine cmild 
 re- r'- Hx-ak, 'ill -.-wlie hau an abhlute neceiiiiy for't. 
 .^i.dthusw.. ■ ., 1 o- 1 at lait ; and ntter a World if 
 liit'e lliifis ;inu uiii' :■: s this way ar.d that weiy, the plain 
 tniih W.1S loid u- (.! he laul), whicli inipht lia\e been 
 ilone 111 as feu- wor.iv; -.1 lirit. 
 
 Ila\.i:giui i 1' ud, .) iiok lea-.eand return'd to the 
 Ship; but the '.apia;.. 'cut luiii this Akiiaye by one of 
 
 \\ 1-, 
 
 I'.tb r..y 
 
 s, in . 
 
 iiar ; .lit 
 
 - 1' .1.. 
 
 iK -In.d 
 
 Litertt 
 
 .•■vvl.-. 
 
 I 1 ■■., 
 
 ■•-■■■ iCj.. 
 
 '-,i.e. 
 
 ■■?.'■ 
 
 ■r a 
 
 Ills own .Servants, That the l.n:',!, 1! 1 
 themiches all their Scores out ot hi- '•'■■ 
 id' i.'ie World foevcr thcv met them. ; ' 
 jBaulk upon our Trade this Seafoii ; ntt-l 
 cccdcd, as if all this Coalt of i«i .'/i •,■. .••. ., 
 tiler to cheat and abiifi. us. 
 
 'Twas time now to repaii tfi f < m u.'r,. 
 rl.'vs, M here oiirtiiric wi.-ild iv I (..j'-sVl 
 Our Sh.ps parted Ctinipany when M-e I, id .'. - ' '. 
 Cape (.' //;<,;,. , and 't v.is m'. I ...loi.i !r- .' 
 
 vvilloiilyfay (lince no H.ilinefs id" ,111, :i. .1 ...-.: , 
 done}, tliat I made three or f..i,r Voy.ioes b. - 
 plate and Hiti.tr.tn. 
 
 One of tliciii liad very near pr-'v'd l.tal : , n- ; , 
 dieadfil Storm in a very dark Nglir, fi.rc'd 1 ■^'cii 
 o\er the Shoals of /-ecrn; a dai.c.r a M.in v-' iild .uee 
 trembled at in fair Wiatlier, ai; ! at Noon-da-. I'hr. 
 1 liuiKlcr and Lightning was c-<::ivuielv violent aciiie I'tn.e 
 time, and a llalh Itruck one id' oiir aUh perfeellvdiinil) 
 and Ian e ; 'twas very ll(;wly that Ids Spt.-ih retu'rn'd f> 
 liim again, and that very iniperfciHv too ; ! nt the iife of 
 all If s l.iinus was g^ne ; he ccmplain'd of a dead iiuinls- 
 nels III n cry p.irt, and ha,i he 1 ecu nil oer Paralytiik, he 
 ■■Hild not have 1 cen iiii.i-iinli;rvice.tblcto Idmfelf than he 
 
 W.I... 
 
 After liimc time iptnt, I had No- ice that there was B.i- ,. 
 IhieK rea.ly for i-s ar l.-.jr, ; thv the /)..-;.../ had g.itten aT,'.;.^' 
 Lading ol nvavtiian i (..o I'.ih.ir.of I'epper, and iv-o 
 nil re lay uif <,iight a> .;■<.. The 'Viee-King of -i;,--?, 
 appear'd very williii.; to forward the Trade when we 
 cam..-, ami promis'd as 1< .011 as he had leen his Soieivigii 
 the King of .!j<cii\ ].e;ters, and the Midlers of our 
 (.oods, that they llioild lu-tin to wt-gb. So the 1 eitrrs 
 I'eing I aonght alln re, I'ro. iaination vvas made of our j i- 
 eeiue to Tr.ule, aiiii 'Norice given to the Ccvuinry a: out, 
 W'iio had now Lib-.rty to bring in their Commo.iiii. s! 
 The Goods u-e laiub.l wtre n'lultly your Siir,:'. Wares. 
 Caink.eiis, blue .Vlas, :j.. And the Price was conclu- 
 ded Ul proportion to their feveral Values, v-" Sekas i-y 
 Caiikeens, 16 blue B;.i-,inr.-i, -ji Red Sel.is, llafiasy,' 10, 
 and 12 Pieces for a B,aliarof !'. pper; and this valuet'l ac- 
 ci.iding t(; the Rates in ready Money, w.as as much asio 
 Ri.-.l, /v Pahar. 'J he Cultom was, not to be pai 1 m 
 kind, but at the rate of 14111 the 100 in Rials of )■. ...jn-, 
 for all Goods we landed. This was a hard Condit'ii n' 
 and verv impniilemly yi !ded to by form.rr Deale'-s 
 here ; but now it has pre\a'.rd fo lone, that there's no 
 hopes of bringing them to more realona'.'x' Terns. 
 
 ^ 'J he Merchants 11 . . . « ai.ed for th.- Kiiri .0 begin the Trci-hrmm 
 Trade, according to ili.- way of the Coutmy ; bu: truly, ■'">''"B "■'" 
 when it came to the point, lie wi.uid 11. .t It.i'n^l to thj for-?"''"'"'" 
 
 I.I a-ae^. 1 le would no. lell himxll ender4cCaiii- 
 
 kcciis, and 60 Blue Sel.is .-; B.thar ; but lu gave us lea\ c 
 
 ii\ at the former Rates of other;-, if :iie\ would leil 
 
 'i!J-.:.,f ? 
 'iF.t- : 
 
 
 
 !^ 
 
 '/"■■;- 
 
 He had better have laid pulinv : K . tha- tlieie ill ii.id be 
 
 10 Trade but i.poii his Terms, and 
 icople to weigh ; for tlio' there w 1. 
 
 ekb 
 
 I'U 
 
 forb.d tliu 
 
 cen in this 
 
 ■ e, )e. the ..'i.iiiiiii- 
 
 ai. 1-1.) h.id be, 11 a- 
 
 h; fame degree of Wrong and 't-ii'': 
 lation [v.'hiili eier aggra. ates ih; b. .. 
 wav. His ott'l.rofpi^ing the Peoplcth.e Li'ivr -.o i i.ide, 
 betore he b.-gare was all a iliam and a rrick ;' anu 'u",i 
 as much as bidding and unbiddiPg them .'.t the (.\a->c tiinr 
 for he knew perfeiith well, th.-.t n.> oLvi dar'd 'o >vvigh 
 an Ounce of IVpper before him ; no, ilio' tiie C I'tetio.h- 
 ty won d have iieriil'.i in their hands, tiie\ dare,! n. r at- 
 tei.-ipt the Sale , till his lixample had gi' en them an .\i - 
 tliorit) to do it : To make that pietence therefore of turn- 
 ing IS over to them, w..s .0 tritie an! p'av 1 pon us, and 
 asid an AHiont to die foi -ler .\ct of Liiitltice. But we 
 weie under a ni .eliiiy of . ''Miutting toiliis iinpi liiion at 
 thisjiindure, having loll i great deal of time .Already, 
 .im\ our 'I'rade any v.ncre elle eiitertani. 
 
 'J he Ring hinirelf lia\ iiig play'd iis this tinil play, 'twas ,...„j, 
 no wonder that the People il.oiiid take die fame liberty T-'ti ' 
 too, ( r a worle, and this was our Caf- ; aP thediiierencv 
 
 lenioii-, and 
 . and Honle- 
 
 llr,Hi..-ls 
 
 was, that he cheated us wii ha little n.", C 
 the\ in the cuari'e and riuleu.iy of 'Ih.en 
 
 breaker^. - R' 
 
 'Lis true they did us nn g'cat damagr, tho'thcv broke 
 iito one ot our W irehoufts, aiai i ..i\i,:,agi.d about 1 
 mean, they carried olf nothing of value, Ir.i tl;, . mai 
 dcr'd one of our Men tint lay in -ihe room, 'l h. s \- .\^\ • 
 the Attempt three levei-.i times that Nigi. , ai.d t\. .-. ■ is 
 idreadful Weathi-r perhaps asc.erwas le.n : .\\\~} w!,, 
 they ll.oiddihi ll- liuh a Nighi as that, is 1,01 eaii. 1- !v 
 conceiv'd, unlcf, they thoughi the londCriiKs , f I .im;- 
 der woidd give rhein an (>pp<ri nr.ity to p < 1 1. l.-. !•,-> 
 ^\ltholudangc -if lieiiig heard. But 10 ted .St :-vu m th,: 
 il.icviili 'Incks ul ;lie i\\,.mt, \s 10 Ll.tjo.i a Cii-i... r 
 
 I-,.":- 
 
198 
 
 i rymg of a Murdfirer^ &c. 
 
 ■A * 
 
 i\ 
 
 Thry nrft 
 traili. now 
 for n-d.iy 
 
 K.Ruicntly well kno\vii in tlic Woikl already ; 1 (h',11 on- 
 ly tlKrclorc iVur.'ioii w. C'iiviiniftancv.' conk-qin^m lipin t'i'« 
 Uiltm-laiicc ui' Iwil iVdiu ilii-m, IkcjuIc ch;Ti: is : ■':v,' 
 iliinp, if 'i pi'inv <»M ;iiv.i lini^iiiir. 
 
 \\'clvint; all -ilnniiM ait'l raisM ii|ion iln- Oi.t. ry nt' 
 Mi'ulcr 111 i'k' H(ivi!c, jTckrvi^ fciit ti> call in i.ic Viiicrs 
 to (»Ta;lil\.iiK.v- •, tlulV HCc MonUi.ir wcir api-nintcf to 
 keep CV'arJ o\cry Nijiln, at I'liiiic I v\e iliilainf [m\\> tlit 
 HmiIi'- Brt liii^x'wi" it came a'.'oiu, iIktc iv.ii iiniie ot' 
 tlicm 10 be t'o'-ml a; llicir Tolk at tl'at :iuu\ fcidiiTC \va« 
 iiOL'ilfovcry to Ik' iiia.lc ot' any fipu !(«•>; IVrfoii iti all 
 llif lurkiii;^ 1 loK'. thcica! or. "Mic N< ilt el ilic ^',nrlll.•r 
 quiiklv lanic to tVa-Kii';.','' ''•"'. ai'ii Iiioih.'Iu Ir.iii to iiv , 
 In; pv'i'.iisM vs Ji'ltlu'. ami i.i ilo liis iitmolt to liiu! (n;i 
 tlic V'ill.iii.s tV.ar iuil rlius ir.iitr'il ;■». \\' i oi i- oF our 
 Comrauv I'n pi'iSil, iliat tlic W'a.jiK IliciiUl Iv imch cx- 
 anvii .1 al'O'.'l iiii> iiiati^r, (iinc In il\iir alilciu'i- tinivi tlicir 
 iicctilUitn il plaic of 1 Uity, tlicy I ai! j;l\vii ;;roiiml lor tii- 
 I'l'icion, thai they wore either the Aiiiiior'i, vr a' leaH A- 
 licttorsot' this M'Uhiel". This tite Kinneoirniai.ilcit to 
 lie I'ciie, am! tin \ v ere all maiie (tie at'-er .MiotSicr to tone, h. 
 the deail I'otiy ; that I'-miii; a Meihoil Idiiv I'eople jrrapr 
 to prefutnc viion, for the t'Uieu-ery < f a MiirJerer. (Why 
 ftiotilj It HOC Ve as iiooil for the ihleovery of other Vil- 
 lains too ; ami the Itolleii Go. ih leat' away iVoui the 
 hiiul of the '1 hcf, a< well as a (leaJ ftoily lileed at the 
 tc'iieh ol the Miii.Uri.r rj Veil ! all thele'l'eophllrokM 
 the t'oif', ami r.o Hloodraine ; am; conkl any thine, lU- 
 if.<'.ntlr.'.te their If.noeriice iv.ove eorivineiny.ly than this '^ 
 Was it not aprareiit that their tVnh ienees wercilear ami 
 tiiiHainM in the eale, l.iiia- a Mirae'c was tiot vvroiii',hr to 
 condemn i lu m . an>! th.c lta;;natini; Blood of i he deai\ Man 
 <lul not !iv out m their I jees ? But 'twr.s fovnd at lalt, 
 that all the Kmnber had not pafs'd theTnal, and vhcre 
 was ( nc r>iil 'eeh'.nd rhit jreiemlcd to ^c very liek a Hed, 
 and was not alle to eonie. 1 li:'' I'ellow was '.enr for and 
 fain to be broi t;h; tipi n. Mens Shcnld.crs ; W.t all the Com- 
 pany fondcTi n'd him hr the l\oj>iie as Toon as he appcar'd, 
 thc' I'crt f. many C hnraifti rs'ol' (.imlr ir. hisl-'aec. Hi' 
 waMiMr'Mv tonfimndednt lo.uhini; iIk Corps, ardall his 
 Actions and Aifwcrs beipoki him to U. luied lo the lalf 
 decree. 1 heie was no Blood hcvvevcr came from the 
 dead Body , but if cIk- coming oi fomcthing elle from 
 the Ii\ini4 Body had been a flgn of guilt, 'tis probable if 
 they haj iookd, they would have foiir.d him nor UTy in ■ 
 t!occri and pure 
 
 The King, and all the reft, obferving tlic Confnaf n lie 
 was in, eonm'.enrly pe.l'waded thcirfelvcs he was the I'er- 
 fon thevluok"' '.It ; and therefore, tho'hehad fcap'dthis 
 way, yet his jimoccncc fliou'dbe tried too by the 1 av/s of 
 iheConntry. 
 
 The Method is, for aPoi of Oyl tol;- fctovcrtlic Fire, 
 and ^^hen 't's ly-.iliiii; lii.i, tiiere- a Pall of Brals thrown 
 into it ; hire the fulpeiAcd I'erlon :s to come, and thruft- 
 ing his naked Arm ii.io this fealding Liquor, imdt fetch 
 Gilt the Mall ; and if notliing of bi in or fea'd appears up- 
 on his Skin, lie is ae"/.'itted of tlie Fae'c 1 .;d to hischarge ; 
 but if thete be any laipi liion mai'e, they take it for 
 granted he isguiUy. A n- )lt iTcgu'ar and barbarous way 
 of proceeding loduermine iratter of fail ; twoelrl be as 
 inft and fair to throw a Man into a Den of hungry 
 Lions, and, prcrcHince him guilty or not gmliy, according 
 as thev cat h'ln up, or let him alone. But the bellow 
 was enra'cU wiMing to fiibmit himlelf to this fort . f T'ial, 
 and ort'er'd n' put liimfi ." iito the hands of the Exicurif.- 
 rer, if he did not . .^me (ffdcar. And in ihort, he drew 
 his '\rni out of ilie Cauldron of boiling Oil, as iinble. 
 mill) 1, and p ■.-fetftly free from injury as' it would have 
 been lad '>;■ '-nt it ir".> .'t''i Water : Th's we were all 
 Witmn'es to, being all j > 'f dly avvakc, and our Scnfes, 
 no w;.v tluit \vc 1, :vj- ■ of, iturios'd upon. After the Ex- 
 periitert tv.is over, ill his ;:'knels ana Lanienefs was 
 overt-o, he was as brisk ..nd le;'- as the bcft ot them ; 
 which fudden ihange p; jv'd thj for.ner Illnefs counter- 
 feit, and coi.ririn'd'all theCoit : any in the:r evil Opinion 
 of him. 
 
 This AfV.-.ir be n_,i ended, the King made another Prr- 
 pofal to us a'.Hjut the firther proiecution of the Trade. 
 The Pe' pi.' were deliro.s now of re.idy M'mcy fer their 
 Pepi^r :, aid ^vear\ of C itti ; befi.les the junks tVom 1- 
 weic dail" cxp>','.led with great Itore rif i\yii Commo- 
 \ v.\ 1 ! himfelf 'u'hf) alwa . s t'orLCS the P-ople to take it 
 o'^ i, riid i. .ittli n ady Money betorc-iian \ troiii -.is, woiilj 
 dirpol';ii .1 a brisker Tr.tile with hiin. 'I'his was all 
 Se'f-in;e'i.: ..:id lourtimt i.s to lall in wuli him in pro- 
 motinj; il'-t^ iiei ijn ; but there being uincit deal of Pep 
 
 p^rftdl brought in, and mir Trading-time hit fliorr, and 
 a moH expird, we nyced with him'at ii Kials/r, Pahar 
 And to make us„,ore ...(ie a.ul lecnre in our bc.ng here for' W,^ 
 the tunc to come, the King g.tve us libertv to do all th,- 
 was„eedr.l in our o,.;n defeneo ; to feize, impnfon. or 
 nonl'MlVli; '■ '■'"' '•'"•■•' '" ""^'"s-vy violaiceaswe 
 
 ( 'ill' wl'.i.le Story hiiherto has been I'rt'e elfe, Init a cor- 
 rjrnied Vn, .; ot Ciolii-s, Ditiii-poiniiTients, Ininres and 
 AbuU'S; ,,,d „;u.„ on,- xvnn'.i l,avc hooM forafaner 
 Day, .indhime htiic relpite from ha. ir.ii,,' TrorbV's at d 
 .\.ish-r;i!iKS tluy broke in with more Mo'enee upon is 
 :^n.\ vNhat ^-.ts >ht ptrplex.rv before, u .is now dow-,! 
 rii'lu I ra,.,.-.iy : lor now at one Uiok.- the Dutch m.i.ie 
 ilf mlelve. M.iDers of four (,to„r brave Ships, fettingoiit "<'•'* 
 ot thisP.ft ot T.cv. S<',r,eoftlvmwerere.idy laded tu i""' ' 
 their h.inds too, Inu all lo encuinbred that they were n,,-/., i ■ 
 ea, .'lUrot li, lump. "ih-. thatlUni'd ha^c been a Guard' ' " 
 to i.ie relt, wa; ).,;■ from beinp aMc to defend herfelf all"'''- ' 
 her Decks veere dopgd, and her Clun<. (lowed up wih 
 l.iimbei to that degree, i:hat 'twas not poiPbc to nit- th „i 
 m .he pearelt extremity . With thole few Ordnance tli.ir 
 were clear, ill' maintam'd the Fighv for a htcletime, l,„t 
 twa'. m,po.ri..|e to hold om lor.i; w,th all that Burden 
 'I'm'.,,''"''' ' ■"^'""''^ ''" '■'^''"•''"tial Ships of ihc 
 
 ;i he other thr.e feeing her F.ire, yielded thcmfeKe. 
 wiilunii exchanging a Gun; perhaps \wonld h.iu- been 
 to no purpofe to have tired, bu: lo yield fo t.amely and 
 qtiierly w.is n,,t ae.'ordi'.,; to the iif ,j! nwinticr of>he I-:. 
 
 his Ae'hon) been better advisVl, and arcrdnu. ewn to ' 
 
 Ins cw„ m-t Re.oluMoM, kept his P„;at Ship clear fu; .he 
 ..er^ lee ot a .Man oi War, the /to,/. pn'h.Js h-s i „<,, h.ad 
 ihis Iriumph, nt.r we endi red the miler.d>t.- ConV- 
 'lucncesot it B„t vye .ver. abfoiurely nep.^nnM, .nd 
 heated u,:o their hands ; ihey had taken m ih,.rC„lou-, 
 ty wlmh we ihouKl have d.feovpr'd them, -.m!:-,,,, Ci' 
 p:.l.M p.dging them to be SiVT. -. r.!.\ l-k-et, t/,.u vviis 
 toljeat hco^iUm this lime, we were got ir (b near 
 vvuhthcm, ihai iv as too late to think of dr.awine otTa- 
 gam. *• 
 
 Plil'n'r0"«rn'r'"r'''''''"l''' '" ""' '^^'" ('Ih'" their Th. .. 
 K^iomrs) asto ay thcr, >n Irons upon the Gratings all''v-'. 
 Nightlong and that in the molt teripcHucus Weather^''" 
 r a^o'";, .';:•"•''••■? -'^'^ '■'P-'«'^''^P, rhat'had been knov^'n'^" 
 fci a long time lyi tliofe pairs, withotit any refiHtd to lick 
 
 ?HiiJi'rh'''ir'7"''^'''' 'J^'-- '^^'■^^'■ '"-^"v "f vvht'fe Livc^!t : 
 
 rilr 7 f'^^ ?^ •'"' ^'S''" E'«erta,n,ne,u. All 
 tha v^creleltaiue ihey turn'd all o.e the next Morning 
 u It!, fuen for, y Rap.s upon their Pa. ks as they were pkis'd 
 oaiowthe.o; tiKlewere to the numkr of -^oo' Men, 
 .ard Intd not the In ,de s exprels'd more Kin.lneis and 
 I.o^^, A than thole ChrUbans had clone, ,he whole C-m- 
 p.^nv hadperilhd in i.ie .'alt Eitremitiesof M.lery. Bet 
 the Co.npalhon ot the T.',..,,, towards ,rs in ilrsdiftrds 
 
 vlfir'."' r r '""■ -^^^""r^JR'T'"- T'^-^ K.ng eonltanti;ft.i.. , 
 vifited theCaptttin, and kought him the belt Ua- ies rflfto-. 
 
 L^°"/' ,;'" '"'i ',"'-'';.'-'''''^ '^'"""'' '^^ '""' "'« "( the 
 MnrLr f vT''^' ^""i'T' ' '^^y k'T^ '^ cont.nual 
 Ma kct for Vid.iajs .,t the Do.,r of our Houle, and fold 
 us all manrier of Provil.ons at much ralier Rates dian be- 
 tore : Behdesthis,lealt the Dutch ihouid l.-.nd and atremrt 
 any thing ypon us, we had a Guard of a thonfmd Ah'a 
 wed ar-nd about u^, all the time their Ships liayVl iheiv. 
 So that we may lay the) have (at the loweft ,aluc of this 
 Aaion) atond tor former Injuries ; and lei. ns without 
 Uemands uf^on then-, it not their Debtors 
 
 Our IhniterVI Company here were not long aficr har- 
 pily d.posd <,f, and .lifpers'd up and doWn in a htt e 
 Fleet ot l:,.g,:Jh that came in hither. 
 
 As tor my own particular. 1 let fail for l-u9:.„:tl in one ..„. 
 of our tee_blecra7y .Ships, which if the Wind^and W.,° ?'" 
 did not ufe very kindly and tender'v, would hardly ali w 
 us what Nature er,,^ d , but obliged us tt. endur.'. m.eh 
 pain that way, till tve reach'd the Bay of S.Un,;.: Here .u.,. 
 we got in a luppn ofFiih ; but lolt a part of our Menln He: ! 
 an Outrage o tlie N.iti;es ; nothmp of th.at kind haMnr ''""^• 
 c\er tid now been atten^pred uj^on ih... ;;„ ./h. -l-hey i,s'd 
 to be verv gentle and harmlels in their Carriage to us : 
 butfom,,h„-.g <r other had ItirrM their Choice loine ill 
 1 eoi^le had done them an injury, .-.r.d we unhappily cime 
 to bc;ar the.r Rcu'nge for't. From li.nce I had a nr.fpe- , 
 mus Vo;age to L,^U„J, having had httle of thac'natiirc i'a., 
 before, 11, the wiiole Cuirlo of this Vilit to the H^s}. 
 
 li.itCS, 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
Li^jifth^irxxKy: 
 
 The Hollanders VecUmtion. 
 
 199 
 
 nit lliorr, »nd 
 ials/f, Bahar, 
 bcini;lK'rcfnr cst. 
 to lit) nil tb.i: 
 iiiipiiloii, o' 
 ioliT.ci' ri? vvc 
 
 llV, I'ln a Oir- 
 liiim-c«, .irj 
 mI tor .1 t'aiur 
 TrorliV's at il 
 'ini'f I'pr.n Is, 
 .IS now ilinv . 
 -■ pH/iA m.iiii- 
 p«, Icttinp oat "'■■'♦' 
 rciuy ladal to',,„," 
 tlicy were not !>• 
 K'cn a Gu.irJ' ' ■ 
 tiii her fell', all''"'"' 
 oxvod vij' wi'h 
 i>.c to iilc th.ni 
 Ontiiaiicc tli.ir 
 irtlo time, lut 
 II iliac fiui\!cii 
 
 I SiiifS of the 
 
 k'll tlicinlilu'S 
 inK' h.ni- Iccii 
 f'l tamely an J 
 niier <vf ihe /■..- 
 l<i|V h.sl ifcliycx ■„, 
 ■oi;luit', e\'.-n ro 
 ip clear \\>; the 
 fs li-v' net hid 
 lerabrj Ci'iile- 
 ni'pnjm'i!, ami 
 
 II ilii. r ColoiiK, 
 11, "'.lUt:-!/,,- Ca- 
 Hect, tb:u was 
 i;nt '.r lb Ilea; 
 drawing otf a- 
 
 4en (i hen their Tkfr^ 
 the Gratings all ■';*'''• 
 (luoiis Weather xi,t'^ 
 id been knowa 
 ief[>ciflto fuk, 
 vvhofe Livestc- 
 rtainiiKM. All 
 next Morning, 
 ley were pkas'il 
 r of -joo Men, 
 Kiniliieis and 
 le whole C-m- 
 Mileiy. Bet 
 n ill's diftrils, 
 KiiipionltantlyT'',LH*i 
 beft Da'' ics rfcfto* | 
 him out of the 
 tepi a com inial 
 "loiife, and fold 
 Rates ihan be- 
 nd and am nipt 
 ihoiif.iiid Mi'ti 
 ps Itay'd ihcie. 
 ■cf> value of thu 
 left lis without 
 
 lrni» after hap- 
 down in a little 
 
 h'.u^^.'.inti in one ((,„„. 
 ind' and ^V'a^l« 
 lid hardly all w 
 to eiidur-; iiv.eli 
 Su/.Y.th/.?. Hfrev-.vi. 
 t of our Men in *■'';■ 
 hat kind havinp, 
 
 Ih. 'I'hey i:s'd 
 
 ai riage to lis ; 
 Clmler, loine ill 
 unhappily rair.e 
 - I had a prnfpe- f,f.,., 
 
 ol that nature ^ p. .'i| 
 lit to die Hr.!l- 
 
 HAP. 
 
 Chap. XXXV. 
 
 J Declaration put forth by the Dutch, containing the Account they 
 give oftheVijfercnccs hctmcn the Englifh and thcm/ehes, and 
 the Grounds of their TrctenjiOm to, as well as their Trocccdin<^s at 
 the Iflandi of Ban da. To rvhich are added fome brief Jniniad" 
 vcrjwns upon it. 
 
 
 IN the former Chapters v»c have heard our Mer- 
 chants and FaCfors abn ad making divers hea- 
 vy Complaints of the iturJ'. A terrible Oiit-cry 
 there has been of liijulliec and Oppreliion, of 
 Treachery and Barbarity ; in Ihort of fo many Breaches 
 (if the Laws of Rinht Rcafon, Good Manners, ami 
 Chrilti.in Charity, that the Bufmefb requires to lx^ more 
 ifilipemly looked into. Now as our own People have told 
 their .Story at large, and reprefeiitcd the Matter .is they 
 iliought tit and juft, fo we mull hear what the other party 
 has to fay, and wh.it account they give of things for their 
 own Juftitic.itioii. "lis but fair and equal to allow thetn 
 all the fcope that can be to make their own Defence ; and 
 u<overv whit as free for them to Anfwer an Accufation, 
 as 'tis fur the others to bring it in againll them. This is 
 a I'rnilcge that all iMankind have an indifputable right to, 
 and to deny it at any time ( except in a Matter that car- 
 rier itsoivii .Vight and Lividence along with it J is to fix 
 a Ulot of ."'ulpiciou upon the Charge, and render the 
 Truth of ^t doubtfu' to all unbyalfed, impartial Peo- 
 ple. J 
 
 Th.v''n*s therefore may be done with a» much advan- 
 fPo as (an be delired, we (hall offer a Copy of their 
 ownL*:elaraiion, which fully exprelles their mitid in this 
 Biilinefs, and wa; intended by liicm for a coiripleat 
 .\nl'\ver to all rhe material Particulars urged againd them, 
 with reference to the B.tiu'n Alfairs. 
 
 It was Printed in i)//f./i at J'/'/^'(/^"i, //. O. 1611, and 
 IS faithfully tranllatcd from the Original. 
 
 The D«fr//s Dei:Iaravion, f;iv'ipg an Account 
 of whit p,i(s'cJ in the KlinJs o( BanJa, in 
 t!ie Ytiir of our Lord, 1611. 
 
 jiLL ll.'C iPnniii I'l Banda, f'nim th tciilh of Aiguft 
 1609, hynjpcci/il Vnr.l-i uihi Agre:incM vif.dc witli the 
 O'.vil^nis, or Migift'-ittcs of i'-: f.'Ci.v.l JP.r.nds, were put 
 wilier the I'roteHioi: if the high and wiphty, the Stntes Ge- 
 nrfid of the milird I'roviiices, 011 ca:idli: 11 tt> defjiid them 
 /oin ;(>.• Portugal, r.^'d other their Km-uiies, fimidcd thr.t 
 ill.') of thr fnij l/l.i,ids, f.rr h'liiid to d.-liver unto the h'uit 
 1 .://."./ Kalfau, or ii'^tii th:C inmittecs cf the J.iid Compiriiy, 
 rlltirir h'riiiis or Spicci f.t n certr.in price, i:i;d Jh forth, ,h 
 /■r the Ir.id Tref.ty of ^1«ri\-mciit mere nt Inr^e npfh-iiretl'. 
 f'rfe.i, :::!.■} of A.'recmeiit, lr-iii-^fi;r .1 time iiy lhe»i pe - 
 fim:J, ii'Vc' /r/fc wards Irrck;-)! ai:d vioLxtcd, </< well in 
 k;'f'l)i^ lii:c!(_, and witL-oldiifi^ the faid }'-ii'ts .'.'hi Spices, 
 W'.ic'n t'i:y Kcre tied to dellf-'r to the Netherlands Coii:- 
 f'li^ , js tlfieiifcrcing and ro'd-in^r th:ir II arc-h'ujei, and 
 cm ■ 1 to Sil:mn T'C.i'r and From.'/.', ii::irtlie'in'i_ at /■!»- 
 di: i:,u:s ai:d places, diveis of the friiicil'-'d Office's, Com- 
 mit:).-: jiid Servants of tl'e J'aid Netherlands Company, in 
 i'kj>i'^,a!c,:y divts /mall Ship I'lo-tdjion, t,ieir ipen irctdin^i 
 of th: Piaccs an ! Countries, withjloidaili) lately under .-/v Sii!- 
 jedin cf tlic }l!il.u:nd Mighty the States Grne'al, and in 
 conquerin'T the Inhabitants :h:reif, wh^m tvitli .1 Jhci!i< Hand 
 iisci forced from being Chrljii.ins to become Moors a^-^iii, or 
 tliojetthich witnjlood or r/.in-faid thcni, thy jj/d as iUues, 
 a':din , ,mm'lt:ng alt kjndcif ferveijelVickcdmfs and Te.i- 
 ck~'') : ii..'ii;'> Xfiiich I'alfagci and Doings, there was a:^ain 
 e.'/v.c".'. Cmnta::/ ev the afodja'd Ccnditii:>.s ri^reed ^ipon, 
 11"''' th /.•(,•'(/ Bandancfes, .k in May, in the T.ar 1616, 
 ho'ierf ;.'i.- N.:therla'ids Ccmmandcrs called Lam, and /> 
 li'tirCniernnur i, nrral Laurence Rcall, /(; th- I'ea, 1617, 
 w'.f.ch indeed w 'e fhortiy after Ir^ikcii and violated hy il'e 
 nandaiicli's, ai.d tha: though lite anlniaiing by tiic Kni/lilh, 
 w') ./',/, .;iiv;.v aid and afjiji the forjaid lj!.;:ids, and inain- 
 ir.:n-d tiKin in <v>rrttge,c.'- Netherlands C(iihm»> withi'ldi:- 
 ah, a>id Mmiitinn, Y'.tt Ordaai.ce, Men and Ships, f.•'v■r.''^ 
 to>vi:h-hold ;'i0ii' us tlte h'iuilt and "ipiccs, n'hich ti'c lianda- 
 ncwm-re ti:di.> deliver, in init niiftdnrjs the Uan.iaiiefes 
 i'liiiiued, till in June, l6lo. Till that at ]ac,au3 was 
 
 pubtilhedbothammrfl the Englilll and the Netherlands FAvf, 
 then riding then in the I{(>ad, the T,e<-iy concluded and a- 
 greed upnn, between his ttioft excellent Majelly, the KJng if 
 Great Britain, and the High and Mighty Lords the Statei 
 General, for iorecon<ile up n certain Conditions, the Entililh 
 /■W Netherlands Eatt-Fndia('i)/«/i.iK('f/. 
 
 'I'he which Tieaty, and by confcence of handiir.g concerning 
 the Molucca's, Amboyna, and Banda, all Dijputes and 
 Differences between the E ngblh and //'fNethcrlands C( mjwiy, 
 concerning the fame, were to that time rboiiflsed, aid a '/e- 
 neral Farce of Ships of ll'ar Wat ordained between tl-e'in, 
 for the Defence of both Companies in tl-ir l{i:>li:s, and the 
 commerce which they had obtained :n the Indies. 
 
 'I'he Urduclion of the wilful Baiidancfes unto (Af Nether- 
 lands C<iw;/>, 1T>«I hlndred a Tear or two { through tie a lual 
 I'roccrdingt wlu'ih the hn^Wfh i'« Banda ir J-ij', Ji>,<e the 
 Tear 1616, and afterwards in rhe Tear 1 « 1 8, about the Coajl 
 of Java, and wlwie India thro) by open hjliliry did attempt ■ 
 whereby the /r/wr/.i/i/Bandanei'es being encouraged and midt 
 bolder, did will d,ax themfehcs wholly pom ui'idcr the ,''«/■- 
 jeclionof the Cajlh of NafTaw, dcing unto ns and ours all 
 If'rong and Hi'JhIity, and witl-hldii.'g frcm us their Fruits 
 (to fay } hint megs and Mace, which they did net on h Jell 
 uwfo //;c Englilll, (tW /o r/if Indians, but a'fi to the Ponu- 
 gals, who are both tlteir and our Enemies, with wkm they 
 feeti^to make nearer Alliance of Friend/hip, ai a 'ready i,i the 
 great Ttland named Bandi, were come fifty or threeJ'coreVot- 
 tugals, who by fome more affjlance, confidcring the natural 
 force of the faid IJland, would have been fiijjicient to have 
 deprived both the Englifh and the Netherlands C-mpany of 
 the Hjghts therein, and the Fruits thereof, without hope here- 
 after to have any redrejs. 
 
 Ill regard of thofe Inccnveniencics, after the Publication of 
 theCnuirail that was made, the General if the Nethcrland 
 Canp.iny, in the Common-Council for defence, ( con/ijling of 
 Englilhmcn.iWf/ Ncthcrlandcrsjiirc/oow*/.--/ the neceJJ-ty of the 
 talking of Banda, .n afo the rejreffmg a.id aljnring of thofe 
 'Quarters, and cf tie Trade in Amboyna and Molucca's, 
 to the which end, both the dmpanies accordinjjn the Contract 
 were bound togetl er,to life all the force and Power that hccould, 
 f:>i the I'rejcv.iticn of the piaccs, as much as concerned the 
 Trade, f r both the Companies. And it appearcth by tiie AH 
 made by thofe of the Jail Council for Defence, bearing dati 
 the fi,f3 of January, 1621, llylo novo, that the Englilh 
 C-nrnittres there declare-l, that the neceffities of the Bujinefs 
 was well kjiown unto them ; as alfn that they arc very willing 
 together with us, to do fome common Exploit ; but for that as 
 then, they w.:ntedbi,th i'ower and M:ans rf Me\' and Ships, 
 that they could not for 1 •m; time fnrnijh any thing towards the 
 fame: I1'i;ereiipen tlie Neilierlands Govcnwur General decla- 
 red, that with the particular Power of </'.'Nctherland Com- 
 pany, he weuldtake the fame in hand, and e'j.ct it in fiich 
 ttiaiii.cr, ,1) God fi.'culd be vleajcd to prefer his Piccecd- 
 iniys, 
 
 ■■hid to that end, upon th- thirteenth of Jmuary the Gc- 
 -cermur General wcm rrom Jacatra ( • Amboyna, where hea^. 
 n-,xdupcnthe foh-teenth if February, and from thence went 
 to Banda, to the Cajlleof Nallaw, hin:^ in tiie llland Nero 
 upon ti)efeven i.nd tioenticth if VQVnnvy, 1621. In the 
 meat: time, n„c ' •'"(■ Englilh C'o:,).t// y.., ././i-Kfc, that had 
 been or Jatatra ..wit/.v )iijl c/' January, 1621, and wai 
 PrirytotheContial made, lying then in Amboviia, when 
 the I ; vernour General went fom thence to Banda ; Jent Let- 
 tc's in en. rwii Slip, to the Enqlilhmcn, lyini.; .1 the fmatl 
 U'and l''oohTOO!^,<nd made lin,'»n and difrvet'cl u.iti thofe of 
 Banda, in what manner tie Gcncrihf fie Netherland Com- 
 p':n\ intended to ajfail the great Illwd ef Banua; .(.>.<.' when 
 tl;e laid Goie. nour General Wat come to the Tort -f NaflaW 
 .■'/ Baiida, /."• 101 Icijhod that th" Hnglinimen in Poolaroon, 
 had aidid then: , /' the Tewn of Laiitore in the great llland if 
 Baiiila, witf J. iir Pieces cf grct V:diunce ; and that if 
 they 1 ad had lci:g:r time, that the entrance of the General of 
 fAi- Ncthevlards .hmy into Lancore Ualcn, Jlxuld have 
 beat let and witijkod by a great liatiey. As aljo that fome 
 
 Eng- 
 
200 
 
 'I'hc Dutch cxctije their o'n>n IVrongs, &C. 
 
 ii 
 
 EnpUihmcn u-I-antorc. .ir^/?^'///f ^^ B*"" • "i'/, ^ 
 '^Mou:i« thrl ,'-r'l,J r..,.ctM ,.'.,uM thrnd F.np 
 
 
 nol- 
 
 plidi- 
 
 1 amove f l-v^rhc ■r^.v-., /"'r //.< Ciii/;'/ "'i-l K""' 
 
 ', ^Ifn pi tint ll-t) iharjclvts, iiaerJin^t, to 
 
 I f.1.1 O.l-r »n,U h !!•!■ C<i!o;dl "f Oefcrc; l':- 
 
 f„t,l-A-t;m- >»:•'■! x"! /"' .'"> ^""•■•- "' MoUiccfts, Am- 
 
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 Iv a.iwrii, il lit!-'' '" 
 
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 (■ih:l, !■ .It I evil not Ihcfeiii 
 i«i .11,1 niiif «■!•>? .hue iiiiio them, 
 mm»i Ivi"'/ •;,/'■■,.,« whm they 
 
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 tuvc, 
 
 ih- M mio Aiu-lm ll'oc-.hour <, w.-nh Uy mt I. «i; thc.( but tl 
 
 iC .mho lc.n.t tw, W-,.v...< .■.■J '-vo C.^l'lc, kinn.l thin, 
 ';.,.',:. ,> h,.{h:»l„^yM.lirx->- '.r l\>>k}'<!l.''<l>u,vmf ou, 
 
 .udZ 4 pcrfrMh ttjotcl .«.//.n. /;;.», W/W^t th 
 
 (/•,-,f^v/-/.-.T;«? c/ tltirfij}l'p<prff, thtC.tnirol of ih 
 Nctlicr!:inas .cA'.Vr,/ f» /•>'"' 'T™ thrinw^nipixt i} I'f 
 
 THlTif 1 '^l" ■■'•■■-' ■ ' . , rt III r J 
 
 o„r Mc« hr.d /'«» pin, «„.i Jo v,' /'-f"''' '■"" {""'"' '" 
 «/,fr<r ffcrr. r» .?«c.»./. «.- Iik'c, hut ihcl:„r,ny f,o,n the 
 llill,w,Mh.,:c,lcm!»rcrcAoz-er ,..', no M.m /;;,<.«..«? wh.t 
 m,«rc"o s^hc, ^hcch n... ,nh>i.t t,tt up ir>< the II, Jt. 
 The II'..) ^hcrcn,, .ik'.t 3 r.M. J /•./«? 'V<: /.u,/ bee, bewj.llen- 
 ireixM, r^hcrnip'^n the Cemnt Jeteymict to enter ag^iin 
 MM /•" Ship xfith the v>ho V A, mv, to t.tl^e ^nether ccwfe. They 
 .flimAioct o,;ee purjuw^ r.fter ,„ hut ■»,th jio,„i„g r.,ui 
 mckjn 1^' <"V' i^odfirhinknix 'l^reby, th,t they h«d ,oi. 
 ien)hc upper hiotd of us, moji fait of the,n brought their 
 ir.ves wJ Children rt'!,.tin ."'» I -intorc. yt;ter theje ■- 
 
 And ithlih ae ?/»nttd upon e/<ndiiii!i>, ihiii ihei pnuld b>e.il(_ d.tWH 
 their Firtt and Hall', .ind fire in ihir Shr.t, I'ic.ri 4«,/ 
 Muikft', He. Il't'i:!' by ilrm hrin^ rime, .ilt rf ibeni it. 
 j^ether, acciriUng ii> ihrir Conir,itl .ind Pmtiilci, yielded /i 
 I'cid their Cnintries rnd l.indi 'f tie trndi the general 
 Sti-.letcf the ui,itedfii:ll\i:r\Al\d I'lovinei, piomifmg to dt 
 vth.i'fc-.er ll ei ft.viiH be ieihiii.'^nded, .»/./ itjlincwledge iln 
 /.11'./ lordi the 50/0.1/ St.iiei for their Snemigni, i.ut. 
 vcitljl ii.ding iheir fai wer O.ill I l.il(en u'.tri .in> oiLei .'. 
 
 'llife 1/ I.amorc <;«./ mheu I'cing fiijl aienoiiie And vni- 
 qu'jhcl, iwd ih.it I'Aved them/cnei mnetii^ othe'i of Banda, 
 t:!/j filf^'d P.irdmi nnd fou'^bt fv I'e.ue, whiclt w.u fi.ittd 
 unto them upon the con.lilion .1/01 ef.iid, tl ouyh they hm dly hcl I 
 the fume, mid Je.ieily fmii^l t to be^in <i i:cw HeheUioti, md 
 mere comni.uided by theGeneml to /ivw thewfe.'vei nil tuje. 
 ihcr iipm the fti.tiid, th.u ihcy might be appointed in jiine 
 other convenient pl.ue to live ,u iell.iw Cili^eni fi'trly trgeihtr, 
 Xfilhoiit the hfiof ti.eir Coeds vehij) they then li.id. H'iiere. 
 unto f me of them obeyed, but the p^ie.iieil fAit fled upcn 
 th~ I .'^h hluimttiins intle grent IlUn.lof Banda, tovilxnu .1'. 
 fo mtny other Towns re/ei ted, imd Ilea n Nethcrland Me,, 
 ch.ii.t, on-etier, And .1 Boy, nhere they etcrc ei.clofed ai:i 
 hind ed fiem Vidu.ih by mr Men. By tin menni nil thi 
 Ton/HS .ind I'Ucei in Banda meie ncn, imd miidc Jure, tn , 
 PoiiIarcHjn, itlich rons nil niedicd n1th.1l, b:ctiiife they «) 
 Banda theieinbehdxed the).iJelieipc.:ceAl:y, for tie Aid, e, 
 r.Mher the Service of th-fe if Poolaroon. The Fnglilliim'n 
 pl.xnted nine I'ieeesof Ordnei:ee i.pon .1 Jm.ili IJhtnd in Pooli- 
 roon, I i-uing iM:icnJ.\d the Jnine .ind »lc<t thole (f I'oola- 
 rofin, Aiifiiung to the Conipijiiii>ti, nee 1.) yield up their 
 Anns, imd dlfiim tlicmfelves, ,n ihey Willi ng'.y did; yet cur 
 (ieneriildid not orxe fpt,:k, of ilxfc nine I'icies ofOrdn.vc; 
 Jl.indiirj^ ill the fe.id jinr.ll lllind, becAife tie I'liglill.iiicn 
 jkouldhiveno iiuijet I mitke itiiy ijuejlicn, ih.it <«•- A-fcji hud 
 diitie A/'yihiiigiigninjI their t'..it or Men. 
 
 'The F.ngliih Comninn.lcr, Humphry Fitz-Hcibert, n-i'i/j 
 /•(( X/)i'/' culled the Exclianp.', />.'»/ b"ftre tie C'-/A'c "/ Am- 
 boira, And l-.niiiyiutcllijy.iicc (J the Gene, aI up (*rI4tthir- 
 l.iiids rittfl'y hi i<aiida, Jbtt ijf f.iirtcen I'iecet Qf(ji.xnAn:c 
 for joy tiicrcof. 
 
 This thitt II formerly dccLved., is t,:e true jir.c f.t d pi- 
 ceedixfsif that, nhiJi hrth been done now Ir.teli, rnnislo.: 
 in the Ifl.iiidif Bamla, wherein nothing hjil; heen done, lut 
 that whiih {accoiding f." the ion? cf Naiicni, and trc .■- 
 foiejr.id (.■ntreifi, >;,,:de. And pntnljedto be I'dden, nnd witr. 
 out any wrong dvneto the Lileilies ot the l'.n(;li(h Cvnip.tm, 
 Agieed iiponwilh the Comp.inyof </«Ncthcrlaiid } might e.nd 
 ought to hav: heen dnn: 
 
 LeAnsf.'-r.wtheliAcinyfortl, e.nd I" to nial^e pl.ue on tie 
 
 die'- 11^. fi-'l" « C <»f'"y "f '■'■'■/'•" A'"'/'-,""''', ''"■''. "" '/'• 
 UoithlUic. loclimliupiion t'-eli;i:.; r.iu othcs ,n other 
 plAcesof the Land Jl:o.iid e.lf be in A rcAd.nef, being three 
 L„.ired and thh.-y Perfins, wherecf cm hun.Uui md fifty 
 were Mi„.]ueiee,s, Appoint e,'. for the wvning wd Ajjyring ,r . 
 thiif r.iat!, which the J.,: d Cow; Any won J bring en tle\ 
 South tide of the \f..md. , . ^, u , 
 
 -/■;.« WA> effetled upon tie e'cx ',:,h of Mavch, and auor. - 
 /■v brcil^ if t).i», «tnt on Land le- 
 
 ingly t:x Ccmp-imei 
 
 IN tlicfc Tcims have tl'.c Dutch made their Defence; 
 and fiimniinp, it all \ip iogi:lier briefly, it amounts td ', 
 as nuiih .is plciilnin ni't (iiiiliy. "fis a pcliiivc denial (if ■-. . 
 theTrnth nf the Chaig. as tarns it pretends any tliini; d 
 ViolemeandliiiiiftKe,na'.,i hey don't oiilyd-.uy and dckni!, 
 Int rtiiiu-.inatetc ('. Tliey irproaih tlieir :Ueiilers v.-A'. 
 thtii <-i\Mi (iiiilt and M.ldenieaiii)i.r\ and ni.ikc ilmfe dia; 
 cried ( ut lur Jultice, ihe tar n or; niiii ft aiul ca^alle ru- 
 tins themrehes.This istl'.e old ua\ ot iheWdFIirin allir.i- 
 ttersuf Bi rthenaiid Aieiilation ; very tew have(i<iniliui. 
 and JVloditty er.orgh to ple.id j'uHty 111 a Cnl'e ot an cii;- 
 oiisiKUire, tho the'l'riith ol the C haire be eier lo trccW 
 voted in the inward Senec ot their own Minds. 
 
 '1 he I oii'.Dioii IVactiee is either widi one boldftrokc to 
 di;i\ and leraich all out ; or elle by loii.e haiidloire well- 
 
 troeen Comber -"./ Ortaiten. C r; t.iu, Vcghd n-,..; cert a.,, 
 cholen Soiildieis n.Aichirg ,e,we...i wl-oclirU.ng ,,p„po,, tie 
 H,l!s, mndf.ehrefiftrnie, that .ill then Voude' bc.g /pent, 
 ih. > ir.'/f / 
 
 't7ihllTt'l^'>kJ'^':p '^''■'""■'^ ''" "'"■ '"' (:<"'F->"'" 
 l.w.li,:<iovt of the Itxldthi, tyli.it ■.entonjh.-r.r upon the 
 South jUe.f Baiula, in a jmall Bry, fnie with Udders, 
 Ard others ^HUut, ciimbi.g up, «>;'•■ '"'C^'IP i -"■■' heing 
 gotten up, ,hey.,:,.chedto the t.ukfde c n^u:mc,wi..ut 
 AmreflUnee, but „i:y thfe th.u fee rponthe jujl Loops. be„z 
 hue temr t^-enty M: s.juaee.,, by whm c.e ,1 
 
 //.</>;, andfi'ur oi . 
 
 ,he smith fdebrtle J.iid ten Co,n:a,ucs 
 
 Complies si^i„^IJ>^cd with thy 4 Panda up..itreHA. 
 
 And .lifeon a< 1 antorc ro.ti trks'i, ti'oe .f Madiant-i, 
 
 I uchnv, Oitattcr, n.d Samnier, prefentiy /o-M "-'■''■ 
 
 Tcwrs in t.e jaid iP'id. nren ti-V "/ B.->nJa Jaw the 
 
 Aftnejaid thirty BO.US, they though we weiild IjAve ailed 
 
 round Ale:.t tie La.ui, ai we fe.d do,,c three times bepne 
 
 whe,eupmn„al-J>'gnore.k,.r,;rn,J cur landing, theyweie Jud- 
 
 denly Jhrp> i\(d by brer.k cf d.iy 
 
 tontri\ed biterpreMtu iis, to \vi rl; ivaiters al out nil thoY 
 
 ■ti I „cl refill nil e, that .ill thci, I'ouder bc.ng /pent, 
 
 i„ n.c.u dr.r.<^er 1.1 le piled, but bc.ng well fell w- 
 
 ■:,„Aed by the >e\i, the lin^mj w.i- /creed to retire : 
 
 ,!.., ,1.;...,.* ccniiinci. the ilhcr ten Ciwp.xmes 
 
 ity A/; s.juiteer.', (■> w vm i"t ..( .ii. Ai'« w.u 
 or jv.c hurt, whcfcly Lantore w.u tnksn on 
 He the ctl'er five 
 
 will bear a t'a\o\:iable Ci nltri Ction, and all the oA;m\- 
 nets of thtni be expounded and interpreted fjnue awav 
 Ard then "tis a lolen n Ariitiee lot), 10 aeiufc the i'l.o- 
 lers, to nake Pals tor Pals \vith iheni, and anlwer orf 
 Ind:dn.eiit with anotlur. T liis is a ndphty help wheif 
 Innc eence is \v;iniini; ; 'tis the ftdy wav to avoid blan f 
 and eenfere du's 10 pi'77le the Cniiie, and involve i' iii 
 I'lich coiifi lion, that no b(dy n-.ay I cable to jndcc wlio. 
 in the ripht and who in the wrrni;. Men and Hoi> 
 pradile this method loth alike, and i'o do whole Natioin 
 too : 'Twas not I but ^011, you bepan hrit, andit' 1 liiddu 
 this, yet what you did was ten times worle, and fo '.he 
 Bulir.cfs gotsround. and the Charge is tolled aboi.c I'rcm 
 one to another.'! here s bawling and accufationt n every fule, 
 but iif't guilt to be lound of any lidc ; eaeh party 's in thr 
 right.tho they flatly comradiiil one anothcrjand no body reii> 
 a lye, iho'all incondllent A'eiliods priti ikI tothe Truth. 
 
 '\^'e dorot affert that 'ns thus in ilus particular cal". 
 
 between the Ot'./ andl's; lut this at lead: is certain, 
 
 that aicordirp ro the tcmiTicn rates ( f Integrity and hi- 
 
 ginuiiy inilui Voild,ln;hileahiig is to I e expe>ftcd,aiid \>) 
 
 of the plr.ees aforcf.iid I thole inerd'ures, it thev were really giiihy ihey woultlL'o (•< 
 
 J r ;. ,] I aMOie with lie lelt of the plr.eet ;,/orf/.i;./ tliole ineraures, 11 tnev were reaiiv giiiiiy iney wouitidoi... 
 
 ' I'e reil if them of Banda, n.ivuely Slamma, We ihall onlyconlider lone I'aUagi's lu their Ueci.-.ir- 
 
 r'"'ur"'Owcndcnder \Va\er, nrd ihrje of tU IJi.wds \mn, and without any thing of unfair R.prefcmatci. -t 
 
 if^Kolinginf ard Poolareon, ,n,:dc (unpoJjioH with w, 1 lir.idicus Htftcititn ; (l.ew heW far iliey arc coiililieit 
 
j-jb. II H ("^ipTX XXVI. Jnimadier/ms on the Dutch Veclaratm. 20 i 
 
 f j- 
 
 r, I'icrj uhI 
 1 tf ihem It. 
 fcs, yielJe.l it 
 U the grtierat 
 omijitlf la lit 
 knowledge iIk 
 wmigm, t.ut. 
 I oil.ei I. 
 ■cmiie nuil vrn- 
 '.■01 of Batuli, 
 •/) w.n J^Kiiirl 
 thtyhi-iMy hell 
 I HyieUieti, r.rj 
 •fe.'vci nil iifr. 
 oinrej in /imr 
 f''e<//tr^eihcr, 
 h.ui. H'imt. 
 
 Mit fled upcn 
 ida, 10 vehmu ,t '- 
 thcrland Mu- 
 re ei.chfed ani 
 r mtr.m nil ihs 
 miuic Jure, o; • 
 
 ixnuje ther t) 
 tor lie Aid, or 
 yhe Fnglilhmcn 
 IjUihi in Pooli- 
 tthi/lecf Poola. 
 :j yield II f tlilr 
 'J) did J yet cur 
 tfj of (Jrdn.vci 
 ti'e Engliihmen 
 It III'- \Un hr.d 
 
 7-Hcibcrt, Kith 
 ' eC'jh'e I'l Am- 
 
 itcei of Oi .:>i,nKc 
 
 e jir..c f.; d pi- 
 ii-.teii, nut Islf.; 
 ih liecn done, lut 
 ciis, end the ,i. 
 hcldcn, nnd veiln- 
 l'.nf;lilh Ctiiij'.tm, 
 laud ) nii^ht nnd 
 
 their Defence; 
 11 amounts to,, 
 (■■(.litivc cUTial(j! -. . 
 ■lids any thini; d 
 il'.iiy and dctlm!, 
 ir iHciilers vh 
 I in.ikc iliole ilia; 
 niul ta^\illi I'u- 
 W'cJrlirin alliiM- 
 liavc CidOilini. 
 .-fe of an c.!: 
 )e CUT lo frccW 
 Mimls. 
 ■ bold Aroko to 
 liaiKll(iir,e wcll- 
 s al ni!t nil thcT 
 ,d all the dilidlil- 
 rcteii <)nue ;iw.i\ 
 life tbe jVc - 
 niid aiilwer orr 
 igliiy help wlui'- 
 10 avoid b!an f 
 iid in\o!vc 1' !ii 
 ro jiidcc wlioi 
 Men and Hum 
 lo whole Naum;> 
 II, andif 1 did Jo 
 urfe, and lo thj 
 cclfed abn.t from 
 atioiK 11 every llile, 
 aeh party 't ;nthv 
 trjand nobodytcIl> 
 lid to [lie Truth, 
 lis particular cat; 
 at kaft is ctriain, 
 Iniigrity ami In- 
 c txpeCfcd.jnd by 
 y they wnnlddoi'j. 
 iu their Decl.-.rr- 
 Riprelcniarcii i'- 
 .r|. are conliltf! 
 
 V. '.I 
 
 wtli Reafon and 'I'rnth, and Matter nt I'aiih 'J liey at- 
 nrni, that the hniidii Kles w.rc delivcr'a over to them by 
 ,1 ipa-hil Treaty and Agieeiiieiit in W«;;«if, W. D. 16C9. 
 11 i ihe Qiiettioii is, \vhi. Ii if the twomiilt be bciic\'d in 
 • l-i-eafe, tlie lUtid.iuef- iheiiifebes, or the /)i/fc/i ; they 
 Ititllydeny any fiiih fiirrenJer ofthe.i Illands tmhciii, and 
 Kikoii it a lery great abn:e for ihe Dwch m fay fo. A 
 Peace indeed there was nuule iliac Year, this they own, 
 lint not a wind of the fiirrender ; wc charged tlieiii with 
 It bet'ore we finilli'il oiir Agrieineiit with them, and they 
 .jll Udod in it, that ihere was no fiic h thing. 
 
 but f ppole this were is,'.nitteil for Matter of Fad, take 
 it iliiis at large, and in tli.s general Notion, and it won't 
 (iiinilie nnieh towaiils the pruvmi; their jiilt T'ltle to ihele 
 Illands. One Man is not piel'entiv to be ennrKided a law- 
 fill and fair I'ollelfir of another Man's Riglir ii|mii tirs 
 C nlideratinii bar.'h, that the Dwner religiul it to hiin. 
 \ ji.ivellerile'iiers lip his Money to a Thiet upon ihe 
 11' .;,!, that inellnis a IMbil to his Bread ; but the Thiet 
 dees not come honeltly by it for all that, and h.is .1 far 
 ji.lla'I'itle'.o ilie (lallows than to Uie Man's I'nrfe. t)r 
 lliiiiil I he by Thica:nings and 111 Ulage compel ilie Tia- 
 viler to com.' inio Articles fur the pasmcnt of fo much 
 M< II' -v to h^m aiioiher rime, whether the latter wo ild lie 
 iii'ilirany Oblit'Uii 11 in point of Confcieiicc or no, to lie 
 as good as his Word ; the former deferves to be haiig'd 
 roi'wthftanding ilie Aprccincm. And if oncPeaplem- 
 iru-'ctlien febcs irio the Coiimrv of another, and then 
 b. continual Mo',e;lations and Knctoai hments upon the 
 rr.vdfges of that People, p;-.')'aa' them M embrace any 
 i'r. polal that offers them I' ace and a Qiuet Lite, t'- ■ 
 
 leviite and foftcn (he matter on the lidc of the Bnnddtufe. 
 Here then the Bufincfs relb ; and if no more were (aid, 
 this is liifiicient to (hew, that the Uiiieh have but tridecl 
 in their Dttlaration. The(c Illands were never nut into 
 their hands, .dl the ,ad|o)ning Couniricj are Witnclfcs, 
 that the H.iiid.mJ,- cut the Cords of that pretended Agrcc- 
 iiictit alundei with their Swords, and l<y inairacrinj? all the 
 chut ot the liiiuii Commarders, left Indeed hardly any 
 Hcidy of Figure t r Note to agree withal. Why then Ihould 
 the Wurld re.id fuch Lines as the two M\ in their Decla- 
 ration arc, that affirm a folemn furrendcr ? How far M 
 ilustrum tha; Ingenuity and Veit'ioi sSimpliciiv, thatii'ay 
 
 be expired fi a I'aiple of fo uuinem a ChaiiCler m 
 
 ihe Chr.lliaii World r 
 
 Wliat I'liiiill.iiient they owe the li. nd. -.r/' , for the Out- 
 lage I'lUiiri'ied upon their Ofliieis, isaiiuihcr point ; but 
 to lay ilie C'oiiii'.rv vva>. deim r -d up to ilieiii, is an Injury 
 Ixjth to them, and all Mankind m geiiet.il, kvaule 'tis 
 inipoling a maniielt balll.ood iidte.id of a Truth upon 
 ilieir belief. Hut btfme we drop the Hulinefs, we would 
 take the liberty lu put a few Qjieltions ro ilieiii, and that 
 upon the 1 ortoui (jf lome free Ccnvedions of their own 111 
 ihe Ueclaratii;n. 
 
 .Since the Articles of Agrcnreiit between \h- liniidnu-Ji 
 and ihym, are not fairly produe'd as the y o ighi 10 be, and 
 as thofe between the /w/^/.yli and that People were, what 
 Motives cm the World haic to belie-.e any fueli tliini', 
 when the Carriage of the Natives towards diem is duly 
 conlider'd > What Agreement, where nothing but War 
 and Violin, ■, and all the Etfeiibof an implacable Hatred 
 _. ._ . _ . appears? 'I lie i;,i//..'(:«./.' were never ealle nor ipiiet with 
 
 c.iirtpretpnd to aiit fairly and jultly in polfellingtheinfelves, them by their own ae'cnowledgirmu, iliey were always 
 of all iliofe Aibaiicages that this Conltraint uponihe Na- j c-ttlier plo:iii,i', orpradiiing lome bloitilities or other. By 
 lives Lib^rry giies them. They arc unealie, and have no all their Motions and Strugglings 'twas plain, .hat they 
 wa-, toiielp theiiifehes, and to avoid farther Plagues j labour'd under a Berihen that was h. ftibl ,■ opprjliive to 
 anrlTra/bles, pel haps rcligii their Country to the more them, .tikI v.heli w ;, M-inred but borcc and Power to 
 Pdwe^-T^ Intruders : But does not this lomc up pretty ' ''irowi (i. 1 h, y were a.Ulicv.'ldlehiic ihe Lion in the Net, 
 licit ro the Cafe of the Highway-men? And arc not there - mbling and to.fitig abov: t .• I. ;1. .■;-/, fre'ting : :d ra- 
 the fame Charaders of Wrong and Violence rpon one A- v iiig at the Fonds th.it !;?ld them, whi li ii i'' j„j 1 l,,m.. 
 clion as upon the other ^ Now 'tis impoinblc the Dutch I gnawn aliinder they Would. Is there in al! til'! ti-iy (ign of 
 lliotild ever deny ihis, that they came and took the Town | a voluntary Sf.Linidion, or a free Surreniler ? On tlie o- 
 of jV"' 0, and built a Fort there to keep all the People in 1 ther hand, 'tis a lign, and a flireud one too, that the 11:.- 
 awc about thcin : But the Bulincfs is, did they co.-ie up- ' '/•'"■"/<• were either over-awed and terrilied into a Coiiipli- 
 on the Invitation of the B:n.Aim7i-, and did they build : ance with them ; or elfe that the /).v.\/>carried itexcrcim- 
 tlii'ir Fort with their Content ? The World will hardly 'y 'H aiiioiiglt them, to put them into this \ lolent ferment. 
 c\cr believe, that the B ind.itn/e would give way to fiuh ' -}nd to jultitie this confeqiienee, they may pleafe to con- 
 a manifeiV Inialion of their Liberties, or have futTer'd (,f , fider, that they beh.av'd tlieii.felves ipiite at another rateto 
 there had Ix'en any way to prevent it) a Foreign Power to , the !'.■ t^l Jl.'. 1 here was no plotting and caballing to cut 
 come in and clap a Bridle upon their, by the means of, thcmotf, no Incivility was ever otfer'd, nor an f'nolifh- 
 which they might be managed, and turn'd about at ple.a- '"''■>' fo much as atfrontcd upon the Itlanils. We luid all 
 fire. However, 'twill be expeded, that they Ihew lomc , 'heir .Spice without any thing if diificulty ordifpute, we 
 C'oiitr.id or Comiuidionto that purpofc ; for fuch thines planted oui Ordnance there, built and forrified without 
 astheie, upon wh ch ih'- lortune of a dnmtry depends, | lontroul. In liiort, there never w.is the lealt Feud or 
 are not generally tr.inf.idid by Wnrdi f Moutii only, but . Dilcontenc, and tho' our Religion were different, yet that 
 with fiiiiiething more of formality by interchanged Wri- Point was lettled ; and perhaps never did (Hiriitians and 
 tings. 'Till this be done, tliey nuitt cxcale us if we be- ' Mahometans f.ie more .imicably together. Now finic 
 lievcthe making thife Fortificatioiistobedire.'tly enntr.iry 1 wecame in upon a good Fo iiidatiin, and liv'd at this 
 Kiilie min.l of the i! ■«./,■',-/.•, and in plain Terir.s, an iin- | ealic rate w.th the Natiies, 'tis higlilv probable, that if 
 |..tliliab!e tncroaehmeiit upon them. I they had Itood upon the fame jult and tair bottom with 
 
 Now if after they had i litis p'anted themfebesby main , us, ihey wiruld have had as good Entertainment. Such 
 Strci.'.'.th or Poliev in the Country, they become the Op- \ io'ences as were otfer'd them, would havenaturallv fo! 
 prctllrs of it ; if they tec7e and diftrel's the liiha! i'ants 
 till they aie weary ot their lives, and fo make a Sur.vii- 
 iter in their own dcien, e, and le, ante ilu-v eanhiildour 
 MO longer ; th s gets them indeed the j-Kiifeiric^n, bur the 
 Sacred Rules of Jultiie and ripluReaUin are violated. 'Tis 
 granted, here is eleven I'o'iits i f the 1 aw, but the twelfth 
 ar.dihie''elt ot all iswantu'i; ; here's uogod Title, .'nd 
 li-, iinnueltion.ibly eerti'.in, that the iJ.://,/.o.r/e were thus 
 liarafs'd and perplex'd by the Di.ah ; for when their fort 
 w.is fin it.'d, they fct out all their Forces, .and took the 
 Town ot Lni ir..:.:, .-.rd quickly after attempted Si-nii.ir: 
 III like luaiiner, where 'hey were lepnls'd with cunlidera- 
 ble lofs. 
 
 But when all's faid and done, the .State of the Ca'.'e is 
 inhcrwife ; .thI the Illes of H -.ud,: were not iVrr ndred to 
 them at all. '1 is true, that thev might think they would 
 be lo, ami tho ii :i,J.:ii /:■ pretended to do it ; but 'twas all 
 i piece of ^blckcry, and a Deligii t-i draw them iniii a 
 
 r.arc, that they iiight liav e their full Revenge. For w hen 
 the Z);.re/.i Admiral, and a large 'I'rain of other Comman- 
 ders < r.n-.c in a Conlercnce with them in the Woods upon 
 that Subjed, the eiir.a'ed U^ndnii.lr, hav mg thei.i m.iv late 
 •:i then' Pound, tell upon them ro right -1. and lUt them all 
 to p-.cees. They never intended an) o'lier Agreeii.iiii 
 but tliis, m r no .Surrender but that of the Lives of the 
 O.'i.'J'tiuheirMercy. We'llealily allow it to be a '.torrid 
 liiltanreof Tie.ichery and Barbarity, but then thev w. re 
 pro-.rk'd to ahi;^h degre.', .".iid the Conli.leration of tin iv 
 irat'.y Injuries and Opprcliioiis, will 111 lome mcai; i. .1' 
 
 low'd upon an I'f rpation of the Peoples Rights and I'li- 
 vileges ; liippofe fuch firegoing Iniuries .is thi fe, and 
 luch Ir.ltancesof Revenge as thofe, would be the genu- 
 ine Colli vieciieesof them, ami ngit a People that hid any 
 lliare 1 f Sp.rir, and were not fond 1 f their Chains. And 
 hneeihele things did adually come to pals, we mult be- 
 lieve that to Ic the Caufe till a more jult one is aiiign'd : 
 However, it there were no l-"ncr>'achment, there m'ufHvo 
 irregular Condud in the Cafe, they violated the Laws of 
 Julliee .ind (jood Manners amongll them ; or elfe, why 
 ll.ould thev, more than we, be liugle.l out for the .Marks 
 of all the Fury and Haming liulignation of th.it People ? 
 So that the Butiiiifs Hill bears niiicli to the fame Point as 
 before ; lor if there was an Agreement, it was bv their 
 own Cloncedion violated over and over : But the very 
 fame People were jult and punctual to the /;'«:;/./•'.' for fe- 
 veral Yiais logither ; never tlir^ h'd from what they pre- 
 tended to, nevc! bioke tlieir Wonl, never cut and thiif- 
 tled in ary relpeCt with lis, wherefore we eravo ihcir 
 pardon, if wc include, that wiihout fiiffieient Provoca- 
 tiun the lli'.d.uj; would never have been i'alle and cruel 
 to them. 
 
 And eertainlv, they ought to produce very good Telli- 
 r(,n!esot the .Agieeablenefs and Regularity of their Con- 
 irl'aiu a air.onglt that Peoj>le ; for the EtTeds of their 
 lead.v Avcrlioii to them are fo apparent, tli.at the World 
 ean t Inr'.car ref living upon':, that the eaufe of 11 mult be 
 oiiieveiy ill tre.iciiient.lt it proceeded iieerly from acruel 
 rliiii.uir, f 0111 a bale and barb.uous Difpolitioii, let the 
 U d truth 
 
 :l 
 
 'in 
 
 \~. I 
 
 P: 
 
202 
 
 / he RcUdin oj the 'PrieH of Poolaroon. 
 
 '4' 
 
 t H 
 
 initli bo ro'il, rli.n rliry ma) h.Tc the mt.imv "t it} ^^ 
 'twiNit pill Ri'Mlif'v.', Ic (IT Niii'lilv^i r< tlv.' /)H^^^,^n- 
 dui'v ftilti lAvli.iic rhrir »<wn MilHi- :i(;h : In lliorr, i' 
 niiin bo tVom Clio (if ihotV tvm I'lii p 13, vv\"» tlioy run 
 to Noli' in of .Sytrp.ithv .mil Amipailiv, .hkI fiy that ilie 
 yi(»«(/ " /' I'.vo an iir..iu'.im'al!o ,A\crlioti to tlicm, a', 
 funio IVtip hiiM" tn C.rs, 
 
 Tli'ttf mo f'smo Dtli r Conllfl''r.ifii r.< tl;. it will \itv 
 fiint'y ail.l til the fi.no <( thu Konfoiiinc, it' tlnj .ir. 
 ji'\uM Willi r, iho Soitoo tif v\liiili may Iv rakoii tli'is all 
 lifc'liii' ; 'I'li.ii iln.lV Ap'0''monfi wiih t'.io liii.,l.iii!-f- 
 woiv ilivois tinier > I' l.itcil, aiii' as nf'on ronow'd, i''at tliov 
 raniooit aiul < n :\r.i 11, aivJ iIi:ii|l'< woro rolt^i J t(i iln' 
 r 1110 I'oiiJti (I'l .IS I'll, ro, af^oi' loNoral Iritornipi:( m anil 
 Ci^i.U lion<. If wo apoi.i!kin,t'l\iTo not of' Into A(!iToiium' 
 fir ui-il'i-.arv Tra.io, Init tlio Kluiiii SiMion.lor ol a C'nun- 
 II V, vvlio i'a-- ii ni'cli ) (n\i r cmi' his Pniioi'ltai.iliii}', as 
 t(i ilii'pdfo It t) luliiAo liufo till'. OS ? Whar, wciilil tha; 
 IVcp'o with all llio Iinlii.'r.at;( n ami Dil'lain iiT.ncJii.ililo, 
 il.imv cifaii al'lidrr'.l Yi.ko. ami thon tamoly pit it ( 11 
 noari thouu'olu's ? D.il tlio\ jiroaii oiulor it as Imh an 111- 
 liippi rtibV Hiirilon, anil 11 ako fu marv \i(ilont Kriorisio 
 (;oi tao 1 anil vil; 11 tlv. hail ihoir I il oriy, wtniM iliov 
 I ri'ltitnio r. ;;ra;n to .1 I'o^^o^, ulu. Ii rliov all ali up roi- 
 lioii'il aili'iaiy ami tyraimioa! ? tio.w inaiiv ilo)',roos bo- 
 yonil a louiiMon NUiliul". n \<\\ ihis bo ? 'I'h.v ini'U tor- 
 tauily bo lowircli'il, aiul iboro's no ibUiiij; »hc BnlinoU 
 \v,!liiim briiip.ii)', in iho Towor i.t'tlio Hlaok Art to.icom.m 
 tort. 
 
 .■^s r r tlio Hufiiiih of Tr.iilo, Vis prii'iblo tliov ni'ulit 
 do an.! unilo tlio harpain lovoral timos ; tlio' by tlio wav j 
 wo ,iro c'o.ii- in'i, thai tho /".■','. nour had an) inoro of ! 
 ihut luithor, thai! what ihoy p.o; bv liownrij'ht ' 'umpul-j 
 lion. Hut that ilioy ll.on:.! rolJun their Coiii.try, anl fori 
 fiubUcaloiis 'asrlioy tl il wthilraw that SurrotiiUr, ami 
 tlion inako a fiolh rno, ami this two or 'hroo t.nu'i. o\cr ; 
 is a thirf; that orairps tlio I iiiloiitanilinp of a Man vv tli 
 lo iDioli iliflic.'.itv ar.ilci r.T.iilidi' n, that it it'iill bopaf.'il 
 o!f wthoiit any fartlu-i- Notioo. Now upon thi- ivhulf , 
 wli'oli is tho 'njiii'il Par;\, ami wh.i has ir.ull Ro.il'on to 
 mmpiaiii ? 'J It.- /■;-,;'' Jh woro 111 a fair and lopal niannor 
 podolVil of tholo Illanils, (i( at liall: iho fteo ami voiiintary 
 imrreiKkr of tho Inhabitants fan mako it lo}, anil iho 
 liiitch by iiiij illiliabic Iraiul and Violoncc lorcM their 
 our. 
 
 Had tho Natii os a Powor to difpofo of thoir own Coun- 
 irv ill that niarnoror no? If th.-y had, tlio Potlaraticn 
 ll.oulil havo been fuppnlVd, bctaulo upon this foppnlition 
 t s a Publiok Dofiiioo of a noiirinis I'iooo i f Iiijulticoi 
 If ihcy had lu-r, ilion fo-io ante edtt t Obbpations to tho 
 r>i.r:r iniiit hii.dor thorn ; 1 ivt iho Div'.'.r.iti' n It folf af- 
 firm', that all tlio Iroatiis \Mrc ihoii I inKon olf, and tho 
 ISrii.l.itiri'i- had quittiil a'l Ccnooi'i s With tlum for the 
 fpice if olo\on Years. Was there .in.) Obligat'on t on 
 witho! t a Treaty, or any .M\ of Injult 00 whor. there was 
 1.0 (.llvioation ? An.l had th.ero mr boon an l)i bi'ati. 11 
 fwluih the cthir-! deny with all tho Si'lomnuy in ihc 
 Worl.i), it had boon oar.ooii'd to all '.inoiirs and pin polos 
 by the Ricaohos irado by the O /i' tl,;ii.lclvcs. Fi.r no 
 Pco''io oaii be I'lippt s"d to f^\\ till nifeb os up to another f jr 
 otcrnal .M.ives, to bo os'il vvoll or ili at diferoTion, and 
 have all their biaiiino and bl.ipp'iiiofs depend entirely opc;n 
 the c.ipneii.us Hrnioiir of tliole they lo: in aim nplt thoiii. 
 Tborcfiiro if th ■ Ji •»,./.->;'■/:• f n p.d ihomfoh c,^ prie\ 'd, tiiev 
 miphtfeik Relief and Piot;o!i' n (biiu where c'Sr ; and if 
 the .'*.;." broke the Oi",,,nal Cciitr.iCf, ihi:y fuifoitod 
 th.e:r If.t'.Molt in that Per ,>lo, .'nd lef: them at liberty to 
 riupofe of theii.folvosns tlioy thoucht fit. 
 
 'Ihorc is one thing ir.oro tovuh'd in the Ucelaration, 
 whi.h is by no n.e.'.ns to lo tital'y oir.'.t!od ; our Repu- 
 tation i.s nearly 11 n.cern'd in'i, and to pa:s it rtf without 
 Koritc, iiiipht m f mo I'oop'os Ji'dpinenti bo elUenrd a 
 iiaoite :.ckr,owlodyinontof tho troth of the Charge. 'I hey 
 l.i\ wo animated tho I'rvlnfjc in their Oppolition and ill 
 1-eiipr.s, and blew up tho rifini: Maine of Ci.ntoirion be- 
 tween tho O...*. and ill. m. Th. t wo aHlllod ihcm wiih 
 our Cent fo|s, P; tfes, an I .''.mmi niiion, and put theni 
 into a Ond.ten to n ai- t.'.iii a War for their undoinj;. 
 This isn vet; ri..t.w.ird ClK.racKr; iho' tli-y well knnw, 
 that ihoy have no; fcrupled anv thint; of that kind to iis 
 in.-.ny a time befoic iliis. 'J iaie are fo many ill Piinoi- 
 plos that t;o to ;lio C' nititv.ieii of an Incer.iliary, there's 
 fo murh Vioo, t;!:iiy Nature and Tempir tn it. th.it no 
 J) (Iv c.nn be too 111:1 h (omorn'd to o'ear thetiilohcs fr m 
 fill hail liipu'.'.t 1 11. Wo are tir roforooblipod 10 fay (and 
 tha- with a'l iiiiaf iiKiblc allvrame). that r' is is as tr c as 
 'iwa'.;, that tho ll '.'"'I' Irr.ndr-d their Country to 
 ihom ; ns Tlio as thcirTitle to tir f.Tllai.ds v\as jiill .md 
 f oi.d, and ihat. the Kinp ot Eir.-Jand pave tlioni a Coiiimif- 
 
 tioii toll lie all oiM Ships tlioy fi.iind bovomi the r,-/.-/.,-,. 
 I ho Charpooiicht ro bo pari;ciil..rly oxplaiiid and iii.ulo 
 pood, aii.l ntit ilclivor'd iliiis ar randoin, and in Betier.il 
 torn*. " 
 
 V hen tho li.-n.'nyf had dolivor'il up their Illamls intii 
 
 ion tho H-n.'n 
 orr hand-, and irado then b lies oipial'lv the Siib|eCK iif 
 ont K njt w h oiir foKis, wo did moll lort.iinly takoihoin 
 
 - . .. ..J. ,. .. ,.^.. i^i.. -•, n\ iiui uii'ii leitJiniy laKoiiioiTi 
 iiitoonr I'totedi n, and fi.riiilh them with wfut wasni^- 
 0. Mar) boih tut tlioir Support, Irado, ami IVfonoc, a- 
 jvinlt all Fowirs thit Ifould protoml to iiiv.ido ihiiii. 
 I his was the lonoir <f our Vprooinent with iluin ; Ami 
 woiil.i any Po. p'c in the WorVV Vuo .tCbd othorwifo, or 
 havot. iU;in a noiollary Caro aid Proiilion fortliofoilut 
 had ontiroh loininir .\l thomfobos to their keop'iip > Hut 
 does ihis ..Wtion ,loli no to be branded with all thole odi. 
 MIS I haraO>i rs of Troaohory, Cmfpiraiy, and Caballinc 
 aca nit thorn ? Is it iho fame thing to five the II ■,..!■, J', 
 th. |iilt I'rotetltion ot /.,|. /,/.'- ,Sub)ei1s, and to lot iliom 
 lip. 11 the l):ii,h to ci.t their 'I lin ais ? 'Tistrue, they were 
 thoir hiioniicn (and wuh pood loal'm leo) : But wli.it 
 ihon i> Thoy woro our Frii nils, and of ilio fan Piiily 
 with us, .iiid wo were iiot obhpoil to delort and tern thom 
 ott, booaiile tho Oi,/,/ and ihoy toold nor iiulcrllaiid 0110 
 ! .nil ihir riphtly. 
 
 Hilt ihoy have not taken the right end of ihe Arpi ii.cm 
 nor made tho llrnnpell Thnid, in urpinp th s upon us', 
 ihoylkonli! rot li.r.e blaiii'd us for allijtinp the /),';</ 1- 
 '•/.;• alter tho .Sarrondoi-, but tor lakini; tho .Si.rrctdir it 
 Kit at ili,.ir hands. If there bo any wtoip dene to the 
 ly.id; It was in oiir.tueptinp that Denation of the Ill.inJ 
 whioh they pretend to hayo boon their Right : Wc ha.l 
 been leaml-dovdv weak and fooliili, if wo h.id not llood 
 by them after wo had made an Apreonient w*i'h them. 
 And it iho Itrcfs of th- inaitor bo bioi cht to roll lore, the 
 Cnn;ro',erllo will quiikly bo derided in all iliii^'; Mimls 
 that reconc what wo haie offcr'd fur W.ittcr ** C I'.Il'I 
 wh 1 h It ii as oor-ainlv as e\ or it was eeriaiii that ihvlunh 
 and the l-:i,g'j!< contendod a!. n t the Iil.s of 1 •■',/•. 
 
 Wc hayo now done, and faid all iKit we think -he He- 
 
 ilar.itinn delones 'o have laid to it t Wo ll.a'l . n y 11 akc 
 
 ^ono eomlid'ni! Itroke ; which wo mutt di. to do-i uinvr- 
 
 ] iially by our lobes and tiiem. "Tis to add the Ri-lat.on 
 
 lofa eeran Priilt .f /',/„.„,„, an Eyo-w 'nei's to ihcfc 
 
 . 1 ranla.;tions, in which hopivos, in a f.yv Linos hisSuKC 
 
 ot theUnpiiial (,( the Conults l>oi\yoeii the Purch and iIk: 
 
 I U>:,.lr>:-Jr. I yvas giuii by him in tho Aj,-/.:i..j; Tonp, c 
 
 and tranflated hem theme into 01 rs, by Mr. /,'->•. our 
 
 lall Caman at ihat Hhmd. before the l.iial Con' leli'i n ef 
 
 oiT Artairs there. 'I he Pnolt teems to Ipe.ik hoi elliy and 
 
 impa'tiallyoii both (Ides, and wo hope the Woriil will 
 
 not lufpedt any uiit.iir dealinjj of cuis ,n the '1 ranllation 
 
 ot It. 
 
 TIic Rd.iriiinil ilciVltftof Poohmon, t( 11 li- 
 ii'g the Ik'oii, rungs ,^,1,] O.cir.tuis ut Qi;. r- 
 rtis bitv»i\( tin Dutch .md Bantijuejes, wric- 
 tcn 111 tile fl-Ia/jyjii Lan^'U.im- v^ irli lisdwn 
 Hand, m a \ir;. lair .-Irjlick lAt'cr, and 
 tlic .Scr^cc rt.circd to nic 111 /■,,zi//h, Iv 
 Mr. Rol>. //uyes. & ' > J 
 
 I 
 
 ti'em, 1:1:./ tiviir.l Slainmes or Malioii 
 
 Ills n ihc I'lghiiiUm^ ' f Cmtentiims l-vtveixt the I [ollaii- 
 dors nml II <■ Paiidanofes. T...,. Hollanders ,.i„ f, .,„ 
 
 ei.iiis, niij ill tU 
 
 . .... .,. <.au..>'..'..(,l|l>, ftHil III ILS 
 
 I'liijh ll< iif; .11 Koro w,; c jl.un ly t, , .-c lloli.indors • wi ,V« 
 , .•■» H_vci.gc K.;:-Jhi„ Ij, tl.r .V,:;/„r , ir/o _/-.•,/ ,.:r tl',c i m 
 I in tl f hwy ll. tp , tlvf th, cc Hollanders. T,;;; m.„- iit ,Lne i.f 
 tfnii, to .-iJJ ,1 dciiitc /(;•!■■«;;?. Smn rjter the Caiir.l <f th 
 Hollanders (7;;n." tl^iihcr nith thin -eu Shifj, .mU d-irnu-.l 
 S,:iiff-.rticii for lie Si.:."lt.'r of his C loitiy-meii. T,e iJaii- 
 iiandLS. iff,,:,! Diet (tlJnt ij, the wonicl SmiifiHioii tl.r,e 
 iif.Jfor Me.n-Jliiigl-tcr, in Mjiiet \ Jor tl;/e IrJI three. But 
 ;.'; (jeii:,el ri.jveeie.l, Tkn lie i.r.nie not mm to Jeiiidi.d S.itJ- 
 fr.!:ini, Init to m.-.k? I'er.c- ,iiid l.e,:^u- with tic,::, xri'ij- n.ii 
 .!r,r. I\- n'xi r.i- ani! ^.11 tie,' Holland Gi'(.--<t.', Peter 
 Williainlon Vorhucf, with jiftcen Ships i,t^ tie ll.-.: 'ii of 
 Nero, ,1. ,/ j\J l:;iie to fr up ,1 Port .,/ Taniung Rau 0, 
 or Ponit Ratoo, which th.- Bandanofos gri:nt.\i ; but tie- he 
 't;/:il it.^ .i,.l ,l:;,u:iulc.l i,:v.' fj cn-.j n Frr in ainti.tr 
 ^ •l.ice r.i "I'aniung Minangis, wAu/i tiry rcfi,f.;i. B't he i.. 
 iiiiiig h-Jon- tl'e C.jlh- t.t Koro, with his Si.>ip unH 0',i,iv\!, 
 terrific.! tl.vliihd:.-,::t.t, Wf.ici jieAi-w.iy, ri:.il<c l> fT/JJire 
 Crjlie, rtujfonifijthcre. Tvcn di.l' the Handancfes lut- 
 li !■; di(],i,ihle t'rienJ/hip, aijflev tU- (.iciicrr-J, nnJJiftc.-n 
 C.tf'tr.im, with others, .ihu one hnndred Men in all. 
 
 CHAP. 
 
 M 
 
 :hap. XXX' 
 
 I'crfia 
 lonJc 
 
 300, ti 
 ibicf Cc 
 
 w 
 
 hitoalimitstho 1 01 
 
 111 paifiiigtho he 
 iisrumodiHMrbaiici 
 Welt lido than w 
 bloiiient always to 
 dilpuloof the Wir 
 comm.iml. 
 
 Ai iho Bay of S> 
 Rclrelkment, we t 
 .Wo made hero a 
 Title to tile Count 
 of it. J" 
 
 HaiinJpatTod tl 
 wrrolj.^'iMy labo 
 S. Ii. Oicans; the 
 at that rate, that o 
 tlioi'' Sirenpth, to 
 I.'iic a locond time, 
 H rizon again ; ; 
 31 Min. wo wcr 
 a Soiitheni Curren 
 lifted lor four or ti 
 
 Afier yvo had m 
 great while (andtl 
 tir-flies, and foyoi 
 (Jiiai'<, Martins, 
 !>ta l-Dwl at all. 
 
 Wo yveiit away 
 ftaid till our Men 
 an.l our two SInps 
 toady tor thi'. Voy 
 
 When this wa, I 
 iorJV 'r, and no 
 /('fill, '; ) for .Viv.i,y 
 place, before yyo I 
 tiirtho Suiprilal 
 th.it they lay wait 
 rrnbibllity fnap tl 
 101- their rifeue. 
 .Hal 1-0 their Ueliyi 
 liaiobien too han 
 ."iiidilio H.i I and , 
 III haeo made thci 
 
 1 h:s was agree 
 yy.- ici fail lioni J. 
 I'rizo la.ieii wi'li I 
 .' I!/'. II Ho'fcs, y 
 >.■ r:r, 
 
 Ai wo procoodo 
 own Ships eoiiiinp 
 ' f the I'ntu'HieJ'- 1 
 ihel.rimt of an Ei 
 mot, wo turned ah 
 ll fl'c.oii: 10 crapic 
 h n lor anddeltroy 
 elhp.itiiai to do o 
 
 When we eamt 
 rcnriltedrif f(,ur ( 
 l''rip.n;n,oio lay ai 
 Ammenition at d- 
 tho tie.) blecis lui 
 ipii'.kiy begun ; i 
 noii tlieiv for a b 
 othoisSliips. 'Ill 
 n.-ermi.fion, and 
 not rhodarkNiph 
 be pi.lit vo wh;n I 
 
 mtf. 
 
 Ciirf n 
 U... 
 
 hi^M-^n. 
 
 ' jlii with 
 •=t P.-..». 
 
Ill the Cfl.-hi. 
 t)'il aiid iii.iilc 
 lul in gi'iiiral 
 
 ir Ill.iiuK imn 
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 V ib. II ■hap. X XXV 1. Uj^i. ^hillin g'j Voy age ^o Surat, (stc. 2oh^ 
 
 C H A V XX WI 
 
 jl yoy.i^c to Suiwt, //< India, and Jafques, //; the Gnlph of 
 Pcrfia ; let f(J>th by the Company, with four m-w Ships ^ the 
 London 0/^ 8oo //<//, the Hart oj' 500, the Roebuck o/;.]*j'"r. 
 300, the Faglc of 280. * Captain Andrew Shillinc.J-^u?'' 
 
 (/;/('/ Commander. ■fa{i'n out of the fournal of Mr. Rich 
 
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 /i.iTwj ID 8 Oepr. N. I.at. wc might 
 
 have carried a top-Galiam-Sail, but 
 
 hirojUjuiMhe 'Ioinail(K$lK-(',an to blow iijion u«. 
 
 Ill pairiiip'.he hi)uiiiodial the Wiiid^. and Cuirent gave 
 us fome diH rbaiice, and obliged us to trof'. it more to the 
 Well fdc than we intended. Tis impolfil'le upon this 
 klement always to chufc our own way ; we arc at the 
 dilpulcof the Winds, and can't help r,)inj! where they 
 comm.md. 
 
 AiihcHayof fS'l.hnln, liefidci the ufual bulincls of 
 Relrdliimnt, we had a Work of .viother nature to do; 
 We made here a foleinn Pul'laation of his Majelty's 
 Title to tlic Country, and ereded his Mount in Token 
 tf it. J" 
 
 HjvinJpalTed thcCapeof Gornt Hojie a little wav, we 
 wire 1> .^'ildy labour il with the niccting the N. W. and 
 S. E, Oieaiis ; the .^e.i run lo upon heaps and w-u rufBed 
 at that rate, that our .Ships wore put to the uimolk trial ot 
 ilici-- Sirent-.th, to wrrk their way through. We cut the 
 l.nc a leeond time, and bro I'.ht the North Pole aU)»t the 
 H rizun ag.iin ; ai.d here iiom i Dcpr. to 5 Deg.. 
 il Min. we were every Day hindred 11 or 11 Mm. by 
 n Somhern Current ; and this oppolition of the Current 
 lifted tnr four or live Days together. 
 
 .Afier we had made lix Uegr. N. Lat. wc faw for a 
 great while ( and that e^ery Day ) gre.u numbti-s of But- 
 ter-Hies, and feveral forts of Lind Fowl, as Callrels, 
 (iiiai'<, Martins, but which was pretty odd, no fort of 
 Se.'. hnvl at all. 
 
 We went away firft for the Coaft of n^lul . Here we 
 ftaid till our Men (iiffieiently well refielVd and rccover'd ; 
 an.l our two Mi.ps deligncd for ''Je.j.pies were conipleatly 
 ready lor tha-. V oy.ige. 
 
 Wheiuhisw.i ,iiine, they wenr f as they were bound ) 
 \aree.he., and v\l- wnhtlieoOi r two (the (.^.j,/' i, and the 
 J^'fiu. <) for Vv.!,;. Road. \\ e had not been long at tli.s 
 place, before ue heard that tlie I' rtj'uc-^e had nrcpared 
 Inrthe Siiiprilal of our Ships dXpat'hed for ,'rijiies; 
 th.it they lav vvaitii.g f r their eoniiiig, and would in all 
 prolvd'llity fiiap them, if fomc me.Tfines were not taken 
 Ki:- their rifeue. Our only way was to go after them, 
 .itiiibetheir Delivcrcrso'.ir febes; for the Fnemy might 
 haiebien too hard lor them w.th their j'.reat (Jalleoas, 
 and the f.'.r/ ai;d /.■,;;;'• , aslwiftat ih.'y were } not able 
 tu have made their efea\'C from tlum. 
 
 This was agreed and com bided on; ami accordingly 
 Vi'.- Ici fail from J.i/./. cj, takiri^ 'n our pnlljge a ['•■■lui^uex^e 
 Tr.ze la.ien widi L^ates and Kailins, but priiieipally with 
 .' iii. II llo'Us, which vvi le tranli'Ortiiig from Mu/ci:! to 
 
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 As wc proceeded fanher i'pin;hisDcfipn, wc met our 
 own Ships coming I aek tons m ('..'/•, liiidinp the llrenpth 
 1 1 ihe ('.i.-i/';i..f/.- In eorliderable, thatthey I'ared not Itand 
 the !, rent ot an lincountcr with them. 15 r.King now all 
 met, v.'e mrned al>out again, imagimug oir i n.ted I'oree 
 fiffcen: to craplc with thcirv; and as thev lay there to 
 h n ler;iiiddeltroy nur /V/',iih Trade, we were under an 
 i.lhg.itii.n to do our belt to beat them away. 
 
 When we came up with them, we found ilieir Ther 
 ronlil'.ed of four CiallcMis, two (iaileots, and .nboi t ten 
 I'r.p.irwi.ore lay attendinc iliem wth Supplies of Men and 
 Ammrnitioti at d'c hallern end of .t. •;?;(?; I'voad. At er 
 the two Meets had once fecn one another, the .'\(iti' n 
 quid/, begun ; wc knew on both lides that we did not 
 n.eit tlieivfor a bare Interview, ai:i! to iiaze upon eaili 
 ftheis Ships. 'I he bighr cont'nncd n ne Hours withrur 
 
 11 'Lriiii.non, and perhaps had pone on as mail) more, h.id 1 1, earcr h.il!, their fr.i'.its were ei;ip'oyed to tow them 
 not rhe dark Nil'lit in'crp. led and parted fs. We r.ui't al iiij, ; aiid'tw as a pretty fight to Iv 
 be 1 „l;t ve vvb.r Irjiiiy ilifii- pleet ijltaiii'd ^vith 1th of MitAV i.'.. awn iiway a I torn and tranele 
 
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 Men, only this wc know, their Vice-Admiral ilropp'J, 
 and alvjut 40 Men out of their /Ulniiml, tiiat is, /'«//«- 
 ,ii'f\f, for they never reckon Afo' I and Imlieni into the 
 number of their Men, nor account it any l.ofs to lofe 
 them by thoufands. Their Admit, il was certainly raked 
 thro' and thro' wi'h all our brnad-lidcs, and how the tin- 
 weildy thing did to hold up her Head in that ciazv con- 
 dition to whuh ihe was reduc'd, it (omcthing Itraiige; 
 but the Fripaislay by aiui v, ere ready to allilt in a time or 
 extremity. 
 
 Our own I olfes were lefs than could reafonably have 
 1 cen hoped for in w( rk lb hot and tight as this was.and for 
 lo long toi'etlier too. Dur Rigging was prefv ■ 1, h 
 damaged, but the Ships brougiit away their Cat '.albs 
 found ami in gcnd i ale. We liriil three or f lur Arms lirokc, 
 and ine Skull I eai in piei ■ s wiih a Caiii-on Shot, and a 
 trapmentof th.it Skull did alinoll as much mifehief as 
 the Bullet it felf, by Itriking mit the bye of another that 
 llood near. Bm v\ hat was this to Ik the fruit of fo long 
 lighting, and how many batter'd Skulls an. I CarkaH'cs 
 would one rather have expeded tu have fecn in that 
 timci" 
 
 Here was an Interval now of fo'u* or live Da\s, in 
 which fpaceof time the l'ortir.;iie:e\M I many fair (ippnr- 
 tunities to have made a fecond Trial, t'lt they lull ri c 
 yet ipiite forgot the Hrit ; the Winds blew fair and in- 
 vited them to come down upon us ; but they pafs'd off 
 that Kindnefs, and delired to be e^eufed. 
 
 Thisfpare lime we thought ht to improTc as diligently 
 as wc could, and liiice wc were not to light, began to do 
 bufinefs. 
 
 We made towards J-if; lei Road, and landed the Com- They I.nil 
 panics Goods and Money there, which vv.asthe Prize that ''"^,' '"'*"*' 
 the J'oiY/i/ic-f vvantcd and came for, and now to their" ■''''''"' 
 mortification, (lood by and law fifdy delivci'd afhoar. 
 A tew days after this, they had a Siipplv of Men and 
 Ammunitii nl'rimi 0'»;/.;, and then were !>old ent;upli to 
 advance tiwards us a fecond time. Pi't \et managed 
 thciiifelves lo with theadvant.ii'e of the W n 1, that they 
 kept at a fair diltancc fn ni u,',, and we with all our la- 
 bouring could not ( lor a pood while ) bear up to them. 
 Such lud.ien cintrary pulls of Wit.d world meet and 
 drive us back when we avten.pted it, that lome of our 
 Backs cried out the /'t'if(.^f»-:r''had biijiipht a Witch tVom 
 U'wit! to lerve them with Wind ; if 'twas fo, the Charm 
 expired liydeprees, and the Wind would be commanded 
 by thai (jcntlemaii no longer, for at lalt it fer.ed our 
 purpoli.-, and brought us up to the Teeth of them. Yet 
 after we were engaged, itcalm'd .all of a bidden, and foj,/™ 
 two of our Ships that lay nearelt the b.nemv were forced 
 to Ic • the heavielt burthen of the Adion for fome time ; 
 i'ut I- the inparallcb'd Diligence anil Refolution of our 
 Men, ilie other two that lav behind were broiipht into 
 play, and t.iii ly delivered their whole bro.ad-lides upon 
 the /■"n/i.^^i.e^rCIalleons. And certainly had the Succelsin 
 all points been anfwer.tble to the Noble Heat and Cou- 
 rage of our Men, no parr of that Fieit liad ever fecn 
 Oi;nK.' rr any odier Port anymore. Thev managed the 
 Buliiiefs w:th wonderful Bravery and Rcfolur'on, went 
 extravapant!y h'ldi in coi rtinp a compleat Vidory ; but 
 the l'ut.-^^.,e^e our-did them in Skill and Artful t'ondud, 
 and gave large Pi oofs of their good .\bilit;es in that Days 
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 rrotli r, if not in leu' i> nt'iera IVi! e, yet in in agiiia- 
 i I i. iH'.'ure it 1 ei'ir.'; ; iliu' iliis li |imie;li up an mlil w.iy 
 1 I ir'i 11.1 li>;p, !i 1 In) I'eiirle Will l-r jeaimis of their 
 f>'.<-n, iiDr iir. y UKUi ilic lane (it hull Vielries a 
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 1 k;!Vil e ■ iiKire Ml 11, or 1] iiileJ i.> iiime .Slii|'s iliaiiwetl.il 
 
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 ai.iualie ia:c. lim our wonliy AUniiral, wlio exi osM 
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 Death wasl'iois ami ii.olKlir lUaii l;ki,wliitlih.ippi.ii:n,i; 
 K'torewe uni'il (!e: a'Aav fr. ni >/;/,'ii <, we were furc\l 
 to eeKhrate his 1 1111 lal there vipoiuhe 'pot. 
 
 llaMnr. ilirp.ttch'il all 'lUiis at .t .//"', we fet fail 
 from Uar.ee f,.r Sfci.i.-, and as in our commp hi lir 'twas 
 our fill-, i-.eiotakea /'. nr\. '. Prize, fo we hail ihefaiiH- 
 AJieiiture in our retiiniiiip liack ; Oic was no neli Ship 
 .nail, n;:r lia.l any thinj; of lailii c, I ut entirely cie(ii;n\l 
 for the \\ar. ami to jjiaul il c I'iitiguc:^e JMereliaiits 
 from tile A /://;;'.•-'. aiul lv;i'm.ip.ili!c ot ilcnp. us limit 
 eonliJerable .Ser\ive, wc ilifiiiillevi hci Company and ili.- 
 taiii Jhcr. 
 
 As locii as wo tame to Sii<t:t, we hcpan to take in 
 (ioods apaee. 1< t here liiincniricr;inesani.l Dileomeius 
 arile, by the pcrveifeiiel^ and i!l hiir.oer of 'he (ioiir- 
 nour of Z'i'pJie. We ci iild net pr. cure a Si pp!\ 1 f Pro\ 1- 
 (ioiis for the Sliips, nor I ilieny for the free and nnre- 
 ftrain'd palfapc of Car:s, wi'h Co<hU fonh and l-aek a- 
 Ihoie ; by means of which no Cotton. W'l.ol einill come 
 down tons, till wc were preicv far on with a lading. 
 Had wcltoid Itill, and difciicr'd oer I'ehes fearful of at- 
 tcmptirp to redrels ihi le (.■rie'.aiices,the ill-minded Cow,-- 
 noiir would lia\e trairpled yet fanher upon us, ardour 
 I'leer niipht liaveleen ltar\'d, as well as o;;r Trade hin- 
 der'd. And therefore at mice to fet all thele tliinps 10 
 riclits, we leit down a Sh p to keep (aiard npoii a Jnnk 
 belonpirp lu the Moi'i.l, aiAi '.'' pievent her '.ak.np in anv 
 more 1 ad.np, tiil >\e were latistied, and had the ufiial 
 liberties allow'd 1,::. 'I'liis pridut'd the delired t iVeCl, 1 
 and the (ii.iernor.i'of .s"i<.,f inkii.p the Ca; fj iiuo lerioiis | 
 tonlidirar:on, re\ok'd ih. le iii|i'iio'is DrJers, and pave 
 it niuler liis Hand, '1 hat .lil our Warns fi.oiild Ik fup- 
 
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 plied, and tlic UindeiiS we eov; 
 n.o.ed, 
 
 .So we wea- o'. |;i-e,I to ref..! e 11; on tir fimr Mc[|,oJ 
 wi h r lereiiee to the Kii'i', 1 1 />■•». 'I'lie Cafilla tliai 
 went 10 .11,1 ironi . .;/..•, w.is 10' b'd by the /):,.(;; Arinv 
 .ind 111 oiv.^'i ro Ji.- pettinp reltitiition inide, 't«as det'T- 
 niin'd, th.it th: Sli|N i.f ihar I'linee llnri'd be ane;leJ 
 wlieii-tier we iiHi them, ar.d kept in fafe Ciillodv. i:'j 
 he had done i s Jnilicc. An I ilie inith on't is, tlier s i-.d 
 doinp an oiiL'lt tluie People, w.-hout lak'iip lomc U;, h 
 Coi.il'S Willi iluni f ii-.etiii-es, win 111 heir AcHmis arc virv 
 iinjiin .-.nd esiia\a)'ant iVm whereas!) th sihey .ire ki-t 
 111 due awe, and taej-htto obler e l-'iiie Decorum in tlu'ir 
 Carii.ire to- ilie I'liiure ; lob; .1 lotal nep!. ifl 1 f then Ir. 
 lolenie, ilu: Vice will pu.w and llrcnptlHn it ("elfin them 
 .ind beemr- fo t\raniiieal and iioublef.ime at lall, tlu: 
 there will be no I'.ealinp «i h ilum, I'lir in the way o| j 
 Uandaloiis SuUniliicii, and bale crinpinp 1.. their Hu- 
 
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 Alter ihiswc took twoShps morcfiim the Peri!,n;,„f 
 one if which was cunlidci.ible, and li.id » eod' Laaitii.' 
 ot Rice. " '^ 
 
 And now our Fleet parted Company, f 'me priiii; f,,r 
 Aci .Il and Il.mt.im i oiIkts (with more Company M',.r 
 .•i<i/.//<fjand the /<../ -V.-.,- ; the ull of us (which were' iv m 
 Ships 1 eluii-s the Adiiiira!) let fail for /--{Vo,',/, beinp j'f,, 
 10 put in i pon the Coalt of .fir//,, i„ our re'iirn. " 'Ihis 
 we did at !l-,e l/Ie of Ai.i^o^, where we (laid till ilie Fi:ry 
 ot the Monfon was a little over; the Admnal in the me.in 
 iM'e 1 ir.p a;5i',:/, .1 Town l"e\en I eapiies w.tlMii Ca"e 
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 a;.!- 'in has a very c i rions Bav, where you have clean 
 (Jro'iid, a tall H.^ck ozy .Sand, and may rid'' in wlut 
 Depih )ou will, t'rom li\eio twelve Fithom. Von luu' 
 aiolil, hiiiipry, he.il.hlnl .Mrtlurc, but a tum.-'inp boi- 
 Ihri lis ,Sea lor your Sliips, Inih Water enou^di to Iv 
 li:i.l oi t of the Pits, b. t ixr ealie to pet ..boanVtM- p: 
 at 'he If.ited 1 aiulinp pl.iic. ProMlirns are Icaice (ler ■ 
 and there's n. thii ;; but a few C.'nts and Lambs to be liaJ 
 111 tnicl. lor loir.c ot Mnir Cannekeciis, 
 
 Theresa \alf dial of diHereiue berween the Road of 
 f.'.-', and thrs ot A/^:;/.,: ; for as this is cold and (toriin 
 .ind ihe 1 eir;,er ot the Air fiich, that a Man cms with .1/, 
 Appetite, to at So.u 'tis always calm and clear, the A,r 
 hoi and lih'rry, and wliatever inclination it pivi.s to !i!>e- 
 lal Drinkinp, i' allows little or none to patinp. 
 
 Frim hiiiic we lail'd away for the Uav'i.f ^oLln.i- 
 onr Itated pla' e both for Refrell inemand lirelliivicctM.! 
 For here ot lourle we hide Letters *or me another, cm- 
 taiii:n;' Aeeoi nts if oer Viiyapcs and Atiairs ; 'ili.U', 
 when they are wriif p, we bury' in tome cunii-iii; plat * 
 kni.wn ar.il apreed u;.oii amonplt ovrUl.is. Roth th.'i 
 neeellhry W.-rks we did at thisplaie; \< li ch ,!rr,e, vc 
 '.It lail ;. r /: : . ,,/, 1 ,n n.p ,111 calie and late Voyare'en:, 
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 mem Mulcovy and Perlia, mth fomc other things reiitiw to 
 the 'h\ideof thcje Coitntties. Tal^n ov.t of a Letter dircclcd to 
 the Fad-India ComptHiy, jrom Mr. Hcibbs, one of then- 
 Factors in I'eriia 
 
 DatuJ irotii Mmi, Drcrmhcr t'lic i^tli, A. /\ i6zo. 
 
 THisVeifonii ficn-s made a Jo' iney from the 
 Capital City of the one (jf thele great Em- 
 pires to th.v 'f the ether; from M- 1 u to 
 .V, .:/'.nv ■. Aid however it 1 ame .about it tO';k 
 up l\ill five M'.ntlis, Ixt'oic lie could acioirpillh i: ; tlio' 
 hcr.ekors the beplnninp of li s Jonrney foiii Ter.vl-.n' 
 in y.iij: VI, and net fn in Ml r it lei''. I L' fays indeci' 
 iliar it nay be done in mechlifs time than this, p.i'hai s in 
 1 1 or 11 We. ks with c.ife, if there be no coniideiable 
 Leis in il'e wav ; but what th' fo 1 eis are, he dois net 
 parti' iila'iy dcf.ribe, and therefore 'lis 10 no purpofe to 
 pucfs at their. Bet hen ei.tii 11s three ways of Coiuiiui- 
 Wijnnr iiiiatu.'i' etvc'-n Af' .■•: and I'cjit, whiihmav beworth 
 !!'I'r^*',7 ill'-' Mereh.ii.i- wliile to take notice of. '1 he lirit is to fa 
 li',u.' (nit from }"'■>/'"•, aii'l 10 come down to .///wii I", -it the 
 Mouih cf tl c K £■', fiun thente by Water into fume pan 
 
 of T«.^-.;, brrderinp upon the Cfp:.-,, Sea, wliere iIh- 
 Cx;//./.?.--,;..',!,., s Comoy is robe potun fe, asf.ir as/>-.. 
 lr):t and Sl.cir.iks: ; Irom thence to po '.vith th-C',i//;'.'Tor 
 ,/-./r./.7and (•;,:•;„, and fo as they plead at'ifrwar;. to 
 Sfr'.wii. 1 he next way is to take the lirlt I'llfa^o ihit 
 canbepottcn at /;/,.„ ..•, and lo cixfs tl.e Cufl' ■ Ijr 
 l.n.ioi'..>. wheh is a Leap'e f-on, .' -rv, and (even fviii 
 l{rjl.t a place i\m:irkab'e lor the S:lk 'Irjile Ihn 
 he 1.1) s ma) be dene in 1 3 or ir U.iv.- ,ind thtn fron 
 /<</i,.f to Sj:h.imi, will be but \f^ D.ivs [oiinnn lie 
 pteteisthis as the Ihorteftand caliell j'.iiV,- •, andilicway 
 tooisa.waysojrn Ir.iii ,,-,7,«,t„ ui ihe .^i.^nihs i,f .-„, 
 ;;-v/^.ind S.jrr.h, Inn then here mult I-.' the liickv hi' 
 111 at.noiir.il.|e Wind lor padiiip, ihe C, ,,.„ . aellv- 
 Ikles'tisdnll lailin;; wuluh"fe Vell'els ol C';,;.,-,; v. ill 
 wlueh he propules toperfor.n uj lor they ulc notl'iinp of 
 
 K'li.o-.eJ ■'•■■■""'• bet'-re 
 ivi irr,i Cenfpir.icies th,- 
 '■■,'■■■'''' kfs than nine ol 
 r. v-nt:, iundl^-'Mit'elt, a 
 t\r. Ill .Mr. their St-enpth a 
 ',;.'. "' ' and manaced t 
 t.i.' ' " Kmperoriould 
 
f^KliH( hai). XKXVII. JaponefQ J/airs an(/Ol>ferv.itiofn^ &C. 
 
 20' 
 
 I ttl'ciihnlly r:- 
 Ir f.iii'f Mctlio.l „ 
 
 lllO l>: .ttl ;\riliv, 
 
 't«asilttr- 
 
 1.1 
 
 i^i'd l<c ancito.l 
 
 jIi- C'lllloilv, L'l 
 iii'i is thcr s r.o 
 ■ilt'iij; Ionic liuh 
 Al'H' lisnrc virv 
 I. mIkv .irckii't 
 Xronim in thiir 
 t!.'->^ < t" thnr If. 
 n it Cilfiii them, 
 ';'iiic at lall, tlu: 
 in the way d ^ 
 hi; i> tlifii- Hu- 
 ll tllC P«r.',.,;;frf,f"^; 
 
 I & i'ock! L.\dwf. !<„'' 
 
 . I 'mf Rfiii!; for'"'- 
 
 Coiiipanv) I'r 
 wliicii wen- !'.■ o 
 E'-i)',/, licinp a!!.) 
 ur return, ''lliis 
 Mill till the Fi:ry 
 ni'al in tin- irean 
 IKS w.tl'iii Capo 
 
 1- you liavc cli-an 
 ay rliio in wli.u ■^"'■ 
 lom. Von lu'i- 
 a tuin..'iinp Idi. 
 cr ciiou 'li to !v 
 
 r iilniart7,~tNi'vr^ 
 art' lcart\> Im; 
 -anil's lo 1\- h.iJ 
 
 vn the Rna.l olj„-, 
 old aiul (tornn , 
 ■lincn'.s uith ,i:i 
 111 e'ear, the At 
 
 1 it pivts to hlv- 
 atinc 
 
 !5av'(.f M.!.i,.i; 
 
 lirolliiv'Koii.i: 
 .' another, rnii- 
 Art"air«; ih.ie, 
 ennniiii; p!ac-v 
 fs. Both tluK""' 
 
 'Irch.lrnc, vc"' 
 
 itc Voyat^e imi :, 
 
 ttCfl I'C^ 
 
 Litim^ to 
 reeled to 
 of thar 
 
 ■a, wlicroihi- 
 as r.ir ;!■. /)■■- 
 il'.-C,i^/,'/ flit 
 altfrwar.i- to 
 ■ I'lii'ajje iliat 
 
 .' C.llj'i.t : tor 
 
 '^1 Ibvtii f-nni 
 Iradc; Thu 
 111 th;n iVn-.n 
 o;:inc\. lie 
 . anii tideway 
 ■i:!lis of ~tii, 
 tlie Iniky hit 
 :>i ; ai; 1 U- 
 (Uiii,:n, V. iih 
 le iiuthin;; ot 
 
 a (omrals, lii;t tlireill their Courfe altopoiher l>y the 
 .'\lliilnnie of the l.uniiii.i'io, ami then in dark, ciniiily 
 weather, when ihey i an't appear. Vh.it Iveonies of the 
 Vovar.e .' Hie 'hrJ Meihoil k al'rojeCt for the I'peedielt 
 Convc>.aiieeof I.ctf.rs. letween MuJ^o and Si<i:h..nti. He 
 favs they niiill be l'ri;ii)'lit liy the C^-is Poll as far as 
 /ll'rjciih; t'r(;ni wliriv.e iliey may go either bv I and or Se,i 
 to .V/' """!'"; if bv tlie foriiier. then tobe difpati h'.-il iiii- 
 nicdiate'v to the (lo.eriiour of Srfm.u:er, anil fo be pii 
 
 tip ill his Male, it 
 fo to Kl't, and be . 
 
 pi, ice to the /■:>,;'.'/..' 
 
 ij,i.p«»- 
 
 1. tlie latter, then to ijo to C' iVcm, and 
 ei:t away by the (jovcmour of that 
 ,i£ s;i)/..iiv) . 
 
 After til s we have fonic Ihort Accounts of inattcrs of 
 Trade. J he i^rcat riilinels bepins at /IJ:>.-.iV, at the 
 arrival of the ilo.iis wiiirh is in 7(i't; tlic:i tlie/''';.oj 
 lnink'iiitheirUved .Silks, Uoron'xs, Calicoes, and oihcr 
 /•f/MH iiiirts wh;ih they fell by retail, and the way of 
 Barter. 
 
 The Conimodkicsthoy return arc Cloth, Sables, Mar- 
 tens, Red Hides, Horfe-Skins, old /("/'l.-m Money, wliicli 
 iheyb'iyai \\s.\\A i,td. p:r Roble for exchange. And the 
 f.inieC'omii odit.es arc iraiifporred by the {{_• ffi.iK.' tm. 
 thi) they make lery little of it ; and Mr. II In affiniiv, 
 that our Trade well followed in thpfc parts will entirely 
 overil'.rovv theirs. 
 
 In his Pallapc upon the r'''(;.t, he faw their way of 
 taking the Stmpcons, with which that famous River n- 
 Ixninds. 1 liey pail in the Hive from Bank to Bank 
 art! loefleiflnally Hop iipihe I-iihes way, that they can't 
 avc id falling into their Weers. 
 
 1 he Caviare i.s made of the Row of that Filli, l.i d 
 inSaltfcr 14 or n l^ays; then they walh all the ,Sal: 
 dcanotf', ami put up the Re. ws ( this prcpar'd ) with the 
 Fat of't'"^ faine.Tlie very fat Sturgeons ha; c a ycllo-vRow, 
 whitWljiey put up. as it is without any farther preparation ; 
 
 bur this he fajs iiititiv froi.'s .t'I tlie rcit ir lies near, and 
 
 .nuih preji'diics the Salt of the Cav.arj at the iM.uke:.. 
 
 The III' nj'lafs is made o'. a err:.i'n String raken out of ihj 
 R.tck of the Stiri'eon. 
 
 As for the CIrai Places for :ne Silk TiatJc, he ie!l> us 
 
 Hey lie moll of them near the Cijrir/i Sea. Theri sj',"" 
 /<'/'-.•, l'cow!>.; sl-fr, and / '•■_;or, in the Piovince of ' 
 f. '.' ;;/, ihc fartht'lt of whi-.h is rrr more ch.tii u"ht 
 I, earues from the Ports. " 
 
 At ihele places the King of l\:Jh\ Silk is pecnritly 
 ira.le; but then Ix'li.lcstliele in .^ /-—..' ,rn is a Pi'ani-.V. 
 tioii for the fame C' "iiuoil tv, wh.cl, fiirnlllics a good 
 Cijiantity annually. I 'pontile who'e h- uig^s how en- 
 venenily tliefe places lie, for -he eaiie >r.inipnrrat'oii of 
 .Silk into ^.T 'en V. 1 Ice they :i av be ll.irp'd w'liiot.ir any 
 far.lnr trouble up in the ( -I :^n, ainI lo bro' t^ht up 
 rhe/'i.i;^ asfar as we p'tal'e, if libertv be but priiciir.d 
 from the ( r- forthn p' 'pife. And h-w i.v ch there is 
 of t.icility and iVorrnels in thi.way b.'voii.l Jiccomiv.on 
 method of carrving tluMU tl.ree Milrs JoiTn.'y by J apj 
 IhIi re they reach tlie I'ort, ih, re needs no I.ighr to di!- 
 cour. Btliclts that it is moli Ct-ra-n that a tjrca: J.il n( 
 Mi'iiev, as wellas P.iin< IS fived Iv thi. Compel'.. '1, 'in 
 tiiicc the way that is the nod ted>;rs.indtroi Ivfinme* 
 is,ilwa\s, and mult be, the iiK.lt e!iar,reaMe too. 
 
 Mr//. It. for a Conciiilioii f. 11". us, that our PefJ^n 
 'I'r.ide f thenir i-sliif pcv ) fiad fevcral fi emics plmtina 
 anaiiilMt to m.Tke i' a- liioit bv'd as I'oilllc; th.- /' !.-T 
 
 •' /7. /, M >irii:.i,.i. and P<' t:r •;.-, the lat'er of ivliieh 
 wore .isdili.;eiit t id.fjnv and Matt the Rip, latirn of the 
 Naton, as tov.ndeniiiic itsTr.tile. I^it-iur,. .'.rcnoinw 
 ■ ' r itraime tli'ncs ; all Ions of Kncmies \i-i;| lu;-,Jcr .1 
 I'e plcsttiruiiig if thevciii, but veiyrude and ill bred 
 ones will railanJ ra\e in tothe bargain. 
 
 _>- 
 
 Chap. XXXVIf. 
 
 /« Account of fome things Hijhrical and Chil, relating to the orc.it 
 Empire of Japan, tal^n out of (omc Liter Letters of Mr. 
 Richard Cock, Englilh falior at * Firando, and Mr i 
 Arthur Hatch A/m///<r, ivho alfoHxcd m the Country Jome" 
 
 ■ time. 
 
 ll.r l.irf 
 a;; /' t<m. 
 P. 
 
 Mr llrr'''s 
 .Vr ;<, 
 -1 D loi). 
 
 IN feme former Accounts of the Affairs of this Coun- 
 try, we had intelligence of the Jiliiial Stirs M'.\ 
 Convullioiis, Wars and Perfecutims with wli ch i: 
 w.isopptcircd.The genu 'tic He'r <f tins \. ill j'^'r''-'. 
 wa.sftr'.igliiig tor hisR'C'ht, andtlielUurper ( polf Ud of 
 thcThroiic)'eiiJcavour'.ng wi'.li all his Powvr to o'.cr- 
 ti'.rnhim. 
 * Hnwthat difp-uecr.ilcdlvtween tiufetwo ctntendi'.,:; 
 ^'' Parties, was ilieiv related ; but the other and the lattu- 
 .',""'" parts of theS'or'. of the Country ( .isf.iras it went while 
 om i:ig!:'jl-:n--i: wcrethire) are nowtoco'iiJ in. O;; //' - 
 /iwiHj,- having ilie prod Fortune 10 pet the better ot the 
 'Yoniigrfincc, and ledum Mio' not fccureb. laidiipina 
 PrifoiiiinderCiround, ya) Jriwnto fly t.) lome (il'liniv 
 coriuis t. r iV.eltir ; returned w.th a great de.d « 1 Pcii'ii 
 and Triumph to ,v «».,»/;;-:. Here he bk's'd his kiiul 
 IXlivcrers, the Idols (if W'lMid aiul Stone; uliieh he 
 klievedttj have given htm this niiplitv S'.'c>il>, hecani • he 
 had be.n zealousinperfeciitingihe Clirilliai.s. But iliele 
 Triumphs lalted not long, and the vaiiiploriousFmprniur 
 (the Kiccecdiui; Year) w.is eoncpiered h ir:c'l 1 . a 
 more powerful'and inexorable Aiiv-Tiar\._ 0» //r-'..-, .';..; 
 die.l; and of manv Sons which he lett behind him, 
 chol'e o-.'t perhaps the unworthielk lor his Suceellnir. 
 HisUldelLSon (al'rinceof gre.it Valour) was <piue_ 
 putby. by his Special Con.m.ind; the main Realoii (f 
 whicli VV.1S, tlut he had K ll his Nolo by the luul- 
 Uife.ite. 
 
 '11k * New Prince h.id not eujoy'd his Crown many 
 Ye.irs. before he was dillrrb'd I y one ofthe horridelk 
 iV'i.iftr.i Ccnfi'iiacies that ever was t'orm'd in that Ccuniry. No 
 l.iiAjii-r, lif^ilian nnie of tiie Vi^e-Kmgs, and thole the richelt, 
 r. trii"\r.ndl*-.s'npetl, and belt Snuldiers in the Lmpiic, joyn'd 
 r m.vi. their .St-ength and Counfels t igeiher to dethrone him ; 
 ;■.■, '1'=' and managed their Uulincfs lo cunningly too, that the 
 iS'"" Kinperoreould never dilcover the Plot, till he loMid it 
 
 A p'Cit 
 1'. C 'iiijiir.'cy 
 Alii', yv;..,... 
 
 FftltM 
 
 • rh'*( wit 
 
 KM|l,tt,,,'J 
 
 ' o ripe and well grown to bear the c.-innion Mc;ho.'s oi 
 Su; preir.oii. 'Ih.Pa'ty w.-.s t. o fonu liable-, .in.l tlie 
 .Mil. toog.-cattobe thrca'iK-d and he'etord like a Coni- 
 p.invof onlmarv Ril>els; and'he;. \ \i I'o much Ibrce (i 
 then tide ro'.tha: 'f.va- <ery I'oi'.bnnl v» lu-her t!iey ci u'd 
 le, eaten in-o thciv Di'.tv am! Allegian-e a"a:n cr r..,'. 
 I'ponihis Acco.nt , '.liey tell i s ' the Fnuvror ?,;■./ - 
 V , ■, ,r was enrlinci! r.ither to ufe pentie Method^, ■'■ ' 
 tuas th.iuglit he vvru'd t'oonei co-r,p .iiud with lii 
 iK.iii endia\oLir tored ce th.-in bv firce of Am:-', 
 or n.olt of the I*: pe tv Kings w.ve .M.n ( I \alt Reven 
 .'n.l it they hadamnd 10 re''e!, h.id Money cLOe'li to 
 bear ihcmoiuin't. The H.j.l of them ■' v\, > \\.i\ ai;() 
 ill; I'liiperois Kins-man) wa . recki n'.l w. -tli ; ,t 
 M •).',: iif Rice, /•(•■• ./<.;. whieli ope (f our .", '/'' 
 Miiicimpu-.e.l .at iS75r-.- p. i.nd .Ver'mg ; .md fe\eia'\' 
 oihetsof^ them not lu Ji I. f. [ The A;. - .-.j to"- tii,- ,;>ir;,iLej 
 .o';o (iota's, ea' ll (1; -a i. i'- Garr.i's, an! c.erv '■' '*■''•'• 
 (l.w-x.t abo-t three Ale P ir^ .' '.,;. /'■ Me.ilure. ] Of ti,. {..■ 
 I'etv or Vice-Kiigs, ;h re ar.- in :^I! a out {^ li il[ 
 !'.i;iccs ii c.ivi'nil w.l'i -.he (Jreat Fmperer their ,'■■,,■- 
 1, it'll, b'T coiili.leiv.bleeno.ph if e-op,iidcr"it wiih ret'ieil 
 to the State and Roy.tlr- thev theml'clies litcin. 
 
 "lisaPolvv a'ua's lira lit'cd by the Itiipfrot'is m 
 kei jieithcrthele Princestneiil". I\es. or tome rf th.etr rear- 
 ell Relations .<t Court. The deligncf th s is, to have 
 alwa saSecuriivf rihe.r bide'ttv ami t'be>:.encc ; tor if 
 th.\ iviv', ilieir Fret ds at Court are it'v^ediatelv eom-wyrnpr- 
 intiiided to cut their Beiiies, whiji nithir.g can poiliblv » "' Trea- 
 \':x . em, but their reier.i to their I h\ty. and Su' 'ni iion -o ,' "■' ^ 
 the 1-11 peror'sMercv. Or if tlie Prince hmli-'f remain -'"'' 
 at four,, .mil his \ allais in ilie meantime ( thn' with- 
 out his Knowledge or Inil pa' 11 ' take up Arms, tlicKiu- 
 pcror bids him be li s 1 wu Kvecu'ionrr, .nr,' ..v'| niake 
 hull be lo, un'eUhe prel'ently write to his .Mutineers and 
 prevail With thciu to be c;uitt igaiii. But uany Lx.imples 
 
 ^M 
 
 .-i^ V 
 
 '\f<^. 
 
! "I 
 
 20(5 
 
 It 
 
 
 'J be tmpcrors Loimcil, &,C. 
 
 Lib. 
 
 II. 
 
 Anolluf 
 
 h:ivc llii'WM, tli.ir tli.s pccc ot Po!uy is nr.t to cffc'(iV".il a 
 (jiT.ril I'p 11 llic fimtn.ror'i Quii". .iiiil Krpufi', .-i>. it inipht 
 bf !m.i);inM It wc nil Ix- ; w .ciiil: pariicuUrly tlui itelpo- 
 r.iu- Cyiil'i'i-.K'y r tt v 'v nu'in.dnd. 
 
 'i'hf I iiipi'''ois i^o en c.i'. mir all'i l-i\ .inotlicr Miilioil 
 to r.mri- ih'av.U-Acs .iml ^hc.,- S'-.tto in I'i'.u'i-, .tihI ili.it is 
 l>v lir.nvinp i li .i< iiiiiili as tlicy c.in funn tlu' Powrr niul 
 Rii lies of thole iiitcrio.ir Piitici'';. As tliev .iro ni.Tnv of 
 thciii • cty 11 li, I" ili'ii' So\o 'pi'^ t.ilcc .lil thcC.irc they 
 i.in, tlicy don't ppAv t <) f.il'. SA'Ik'ii t'lcir Klceces aic 
 Ia^i;c .iml hca^y, ihi-v ilc'n>.r thitu inun the Biirdin, ami 
 ll.ciirthcin w.ll I'V Taxes an^l Trilnitcs, and a miiltitiuh: 
 nf 1 .'i.iic*. 1 hey ii akc thciii Iniilil Call'es and Fortifica- 
 t.i ns all v\h;i h nre in ler\c the I-inpetor, but their own 
 lur.lt be nepleded. and they are not fiitfer'd (at Icalt 
 \vihi\it a preat do.il of fulpiuonl ;iny way to fort; lie 
 iVN'Miiy ,|,;.„,fj.|vcs. 'Ihcn the (.'viltoiii of the Coi.ntry is fueh, 
 fj.'ftMnthc ihi' >'l 'he Princes, .iiid r.:e.it Men nud make very large 
 tun'it.)!. and noble Prcfentsio the Lmperor, and that frequently 
 too ; by which means one wou'd think their Coffers iliould 
 be pretty well dreind, and they thcmfebi-s kept very low 
 ant! ihor: of Money ; niiU-ls extraordinary Frugality other- 
 ways (a Vcrtuc the 'j-!tovjc Nobility arc little addicted 
 tr) prevented that imon cniiincc. Their Humour l>eing 
 I rave and gciicioiis, they prefent their Prince at an cx- 
 travac.int rate, and even contend to outdoe one anoiher 
 in the CoUlinefs and Mapnificenic of their Gifts. Hut 'tis 
 all li) much )".lt thrown away, for there's nothing of re- 
 turn or requital on the Emperor's part ; while they lo.ad 
 him with Silver, Ciold, and the moil preciou.s Commodi- 
 ties imapinablc, he gives them perhaps a Kcrrimoon, or 
 Coat, which Mai k of his Favour and Acceptance, is all 
 the.r Reward. 1 his is indeed the diredl way to be very 
 rich h'mfelf, and to make them very poor, bo^h which ir 
 leems arc equally the Fmperor of '-i.ipiih's Dcfipn ; tho' 
 notwithftandinp all thefe Artifices, lie cannot fo calily ac- 
 ci.niphlh the hitter neither. 
 
 "lis faid of this Prnce, that not only his Coffers, but 
 much larger Receptacles ihan they, arc till'd with Gold 
 and Silver ; that he has whole Storehoiifes cra.n d with 
 Covn and Bullion, and aironpll the reft fomc Balls of 
 maffy (Jold, of that wcipht and magnitude, that fifteen 
 or hxtccn Men arc Icarce able vi be.ir one of them : 
 Thcfe were brought co Court from the famous Caftle of 
 
 The Emperor's Privy Council cnnfifts of no more than 
 five Memlers, Men for their Wildom, Fidelity, Policy, 
 and Vigilance, pick'd out of all Princes of the Empire, 
 and are commonly as acute and dextrous in managing 
 Siate-.-\ffairs, as the belt States-men in Chriltendom can 
 fhcw. No Caufe comes beti're ihc Fioperor, but what 
 ihcle a^'pr^vc of, for none either (peaks or prefeius a Pe- 
 ritir II hnid'elf ; the D.'liiv.-ls, wha-ever ;t be, is bniuph: 
 10 and left with ihein, .ind it ;s wliollv ir. their power ei- 
 ther to prom'Jtc it, tr keep ;t f.'r ever (rom the Emperor s 
 knowle.lpe. 
 
 I'pon this ac^our.t it leems, that this Prince''s Affairs 
 and State, Hand upon a very tiikliih uncertain bottom, 
 and whatever other go"d Pol;t cks the ;7.r/!<)i.f/.- have, this 
 Piece appears to be none of the belt jnd wilclt : For all 
 
 if (he t.Ti- 
 peor. 
 
 h'l Pr vy 
 
 Council. 
 
 rcftsuprn the Foundation of the Honefty and Prudence 
 of five Men, who ii.ay ealiiier be luppi s'd to be deceivd 
 or tainted with Dilloval Princ pies, ,|,.in jor, or -.o : ,\ 
 Plot hesfaferin tiie ilrultb if a In all number, than a 
 pnat (iiic ; ihi Ad\ ice of many wife Men is pr fer'rabit to 
 that rf a lew, and in '.he imiltitudc of Cminlcllois there 
 is certainly molt faf'ety. But it fcciiis they think other- 
 wile III jnp.v. 
 
 The moiKlatcly Callles of this Country, (atlcaftthofc 
 known to our Traiellers) are thol'e of 0,-4iV, Sumn^j,^"''''' 
 /■;././.■, C'tiici, and l-fiknt.t, of all which that of O'^ncnil,, 
 or was the molt conliderable , both for its Largencfs' 
 Strength, Riihes, and magnificent Buildiiig.s. Thofc of 
 Cniifi and I'.iU.ita are each two Miles in circumfereiKc 
 and both (as well as the reft' we'd walled and moated' 
 and furnilhed with a large Storcho-.ife of Rice. The prin- 
 cipal Nobility of the Empire have Houfes within thefe 
 Caltle 'Walls, whither they retire, cither at their own, or 
 the Emperor's pleahiie. 
 
 At f-4/iv;f,: there is a Wood of Pines about three Mile Afa* . 
 Iquarc, which is all Summer-long fwcpt and kept fr, 
 clean and neat, that you ihall hardly fee a Twig, Bough, 
 or Leaf, any where under the Trees ; and then all the 
 P'lies ftand fo dole together, that a Man may retrcOi Inn - 
 felf there uithe horteft We.ither at all Hours of the U.,y 
 without any offence from the Sun's Beams. In the Center 
 of the Grove ftands a llately Temple moft rithly adorn'd, 
 vsiih gilded Images, and Varieties of fine carvc\i 
 Works. 
 
 The ^''Ccw'/f (bcfidcs the Art of WritingJ, have t.iat m,..., 
 alio ot Printing amonrft them, and for how many Ages MfnM 
 no Body can tell. 'I h.y have feveii Itvcral Alphabets, 
 and in each of them 48 Letters, and yet with all chcfc 
 ilicy can't truly write or pronounce many of our l^imp-.in 
 Names. 1 here are foine Letters tliey cannot get »"-tr,:c 
 pronunciation of, .-,s H, B, J, and lome others ; .Is the 
 C/ii)(,/r (they fay) if their Lives lay on't, cannot trulj n'l- 
 noiince /). ' 
 
 They have an odd Cuftom ainnngft thetn of altering c «»- 
 their N'.imes, in which they feem to differ from the Pra- ■'"'iii 
 (fticc of all Nations of the World. Every Peifrn has the ^""' 
 Liberty olehanging his Name three times,in Childhood.in 
 Riper Years, and in Old Age : But fomc do itoftner, quit 
 their old Names, and affume ncv/ ones as they fee fit, in 
 which cafe the\ pcncially Complement fomc pct;y King 
 or Nobleman, wuh whom they arc in Favour, by taking 
 the fame Name. 
 
 The ynfmrl,- obfervc no conftant ftarcd S.ibbath, but 
 feveral Fealt-ilays, according to the Mo'm, as the ift, the 
 lUh, the iSth : On thefe Days they goto Church, vilit 
 the Sepulchres of the Dead, and ufe abundance of apifli 
 ridiculniis Ccieiii'inies. 
 
 The 9-li Day of the Moon, throughout the whole 'Yc^,, .yr.5.. 
 thc\ h^jld a.uirlcd, and therefore they won't undertake- 
 or begin any Work of conlcquenee that Day. They ob- 
 lene a vcryftriCt Faft on that Dav of the Month on which 
 their Faiher or Mother died; and as much as they love, 
 and as heartily as they e,-i FIclh of other Days, they 
 won't touch any fort of Animal Food on that mournfel 
 Day. 
 
 )lup- 
 
 XKX 
 
 
 Chap. XXXVIH. 
 
 A Voyage performed by Mr. Ralph Fitch, Merchant of London. 
 to (Jrmus. 'W froYix theme through the whole Faft-Indies. 
 IVritten by himjelf. 
 
 .4 D 118]. 
 
 r,ift!y. 
 
 I Set fail A. I). 1583, in the good Ship the Tr^-rr of 
 l-cnri )i, fet fordi at the principal Charges of the 
 Wonliipful Sir l-.,i.v.i,,l iJu^nrr, Kt. an I Mr. I{ia).vd 
 Sir.pe , Merchants and Citizens of the laid pl.ice, in 
 Company witli Mr. Jf/w .Vftrier//, Merchant, and fomc 
 other liii^lif.-m.ti. 
 
 Rcing come to Vr^ooly, in Syri.1, after fomc ftay there, 
 we' ti ok the way for ,Hcppo, which wc went in leven 
 DaNs, with die Caravan. 
 
 From thenee having pood Company) wc travcll'd to 
 /)/. r,(, which is two Dav s and half's Journey with Camels ; 
 if IS a little Towij, but very we'l lerv'd with all forts of 
 Pro.ilioii, and ihe River Liiphmtcs runs jull by the Walls 
 of It. Here wc bought a Boat, and agreed with fome 
 
 Watermen to carry us along the River, intending to go 
 for Bthlon. Thcfe Boats are and can Ix? bur for one fin- 
 gle Voyage, U-caufc the Stream runs fo quick down- 
 wards, th.it there's no returning that way again. And 
 therefore when wo come to a little Town called Veli,''i«,r-''i". 
 wc always fell our Boat, and for a very Imall matter too •'*^«^"'^ 
 for that whith cofts us 50 at Binr, wc put off again foral'.„4. 
 7 rr 8 at K7«;>;r. with'" 
 
 It is not fate to go with one Boat alone, but to have''''* 
 aiK.thcr (itt Icaft) in Company fo,- a Relief, in cafe of 1 
 Dillrels that may happen : For if the Boat breaks which 
 IS no difficult thing to fuppofe), the Paflengers will find It 
 a very hard matter to fr e themfelves and their Goods 
 from the thievilh Arnhitnt, ihac are always waiting for 
 
 Prey 
 
 Pay along r-n ' 
 K I. lion in the N 
 ■|is highly necelfa 
 .1 C' iiipanv is ea 
 ,-, I Robbers. T 
 K:, lioff the Go 
 (.fcvent wli I ;i, 
 nifli'd with G. lis 
 v;i'.ed you keep a 
 
 L is lix'eeiil). 
 V u p.ifs •ihini; tli 
 rl.ues where \ on 
 A, ■.■., liiat is I o 
 bini-, and h.is di' 
 
 /•■• 
 
 .1 l:t::e 
 
 ■| ills s 
 
 rra.:e, 
 
 !'■■ ■', 
 I", . f,. . 
 
 ,o«.' !l 
 
 ./-, wlui 
 
 Vill. g.-. 
 
 aTivr 
 
 aim 11 
 
 for t'l le 
 re..fPr. 
 ■ , '.hey 
 sk'.r.!, blown f 
 i,,.i,.i which tl-.c 
 
 u!..! at 
 n Iv me 
 
 
 O'pof-.c to /) 
 v<liei.te vol pals 
 P, .I's. whiJi IS I 
 th.r li !•• the Hivi 
 ili.wn tlie River 
 'h.T in.y and lb 
 
 wT.s.i'-'.r-''" 
 
 1 v,*.\.\ 1 ow I 
 vivirlf^' -;/'^, al 
 fU-l larr.e ai d 
 ,m'. .-.•;. ■;ihel:;- 
 all al>oi!t it, i;i tl 
 [■.ar There ; it i.- 
 orlh-ipe ; it .vns 
 vtita'n Canes .iiu 
 i!k Bricks. The 
 ii.'n ;: : ,' be lecn 
 •ill that long agi'c 
 Tra.elling alo 
 . ney from Bi:h!i» 
 ,:1k-'J near which 
 vvhjr.ce there is 
 l.r.lini'. P ;ch, thi 
 ik'ii;h'.'L.r.r lip PI, 
 
 . ..II this th 
 (. ' r.:ry People i 
 ,, :.-iii;. fear iT ic 
 (■; '.l', ve Inches tl 
 V..-: , 111 the W. 
 \M-..ii the Ti; 
 ;. .IV '■ . I'luiii H : 
 i' erv i:e th? ralf.i 
 l.l":ct ;oth' ..'■.: 
 .rc'iaiiy <w' 'he 
 f l\!..e, nor dnv. 
 
 llie L ^'.' ,■/;/.■;. ■] 
 r.ii|le, havinp 11 
 V! .■.1..! d' vvn fr.. 
 vvh, ;v thy have 
 I le bK.e'l.ovvi. 
 
 1.. 
 
 ^■l..M 
 
 i| ,S:, 
 '1(1 .il 01 1 
 Ciit'l". ar.i 
 
 /■ 
 
 .*'','';ces .-.i.i! Dn.v 
 Kre.it !■(>-. of W 
 I'll. -, v.i'h v.ii. 
 p.irt^ fif /«,/.'..-. 
 
 'riicVeffJsil. 
 II .1':;. ( f them v 
 Vi',..er ab:'iK',.'',ni 
 iije-.ln.r \". ith a I 
 ( vio. and ctrtti 
 Svaiiis of the v.: 
 \V.iter fj. 
 In rr.? cf 'hcU 
 '.';" *l>nn:.-, paling 
 .,','„ Ille-B./,.-.i.7,'i, I'o 
 1 J. till* P.:. 1. 
 
 7'" The Kir. 2 of 
 
 ^,:jnt' 
 
 Vr 
 
 .Vo)V 
 
 !1 nf ibis j 
 • in tiK V 
 i,. 
 
 at.J iiui.Liieie c 
 
Lib. ll »hip. XKXVlIL The To)}^er of Babel, &'c. 
 
 207 
 
 y and Priiiiincc 
 to !•(• ilcciiv'ii, 
 500, or ^o : A 
 itiiiil-cr, than a 
 IS pr .rcrrahlc 10 
 Diintcllors thrrc 
 cy think other- 
 
 . (at)ca(lthor. 
 
 lat ot' O^^Tivi 15, 
 
 Its Ijrgcncfs, 
 lips. Thofc of 
 
 tircumfcriiKc, 
 1 anJ nioateil 
 ice. The prin- 
 t's within thcfc 
 t their own, or 
 
 out three Mile a4«* ^: 
 t and kept Ir, 
 
 Twig, Boiiph, 
 J thtn all the 
 lay rctrcfli lii!i - 
 IS of the U..y. 
 IiithcCcntiT 
 
 riihly adorn'J, 
 af fine car>al 
 
 inpj, have tiiat p,;,... . 
 ow many Agis Minus 
 ;ral Alph.al-cis, 
 I with ill thcfc 
 jf our r,iirfp\in 
 not pet if'^tnic 
 others ; 'I'sthc 
 imiot truly j)i'> 
 
 'in of aitciinp cSmv 
 T from the I'ra- ■Ih'^jm 
 Pci frn has the ^""■ 
 n Childhood, in 
 
 itoftner, quit 
 5 they fee fit, in 
 me pct;y King 
 our, byuJiing 
 
 1 Si'.bath, but 
 as the I ft, the 
 Church, vKit 
 
 Jance of apilh 
 
 he whole Yrai.'jolr.o,- 
 ■)n"t undertake 
 ly. They oh- 
 iiinthon which 
 h as they lo\c, 
 er Days, they 
 that mournful 
 
 Dndon. 
 Indies. 
 
 ircndinp to go 
 "t for one (in- 
 quick down- 
 again. And 
 called I-fli,"iii,Fitifti, 
 ■ matter t«);*5';Vl^ 
 oH again (Qri>„„,nihi 
 
 •rlj "0 I' 
 
 ', but to have '''" 
 , in cafe of a 
 ^ucaks which 
 rs will find it 
 1 their (jfxids 
 s waiting for 
 Prey 
 
 I'av along the Hanks of .!,■■ Kive.-. And for the ('.line 
 Ui.iibn ill the Nij'hi-iiine Ivii the Beats are made fait, 
 'li- liichlv ncceirarv to keep n ItnCl W'.iich, without wh:i h 
 ,1 C' mp.iny is c.ifily lurpr.zM by thole. Idipcm and wake- 
 f .1 RoM crs. They lome fw.nmin;; al'iiui the IV.uts and 
 till li olf the Goods with a i!t 1! of Art and .Sululety ; tu 
 wcicat wli I !i, there's iiolhii.p U'tf.f th.-.nto be well hir- 
 iiillul with C.'iis (which they 1!.i;kI in great awe of) pro- 
 \;,!ed you kei 1' awake to iile ih ni. 
 
 b IS lixtei u Day Journey iVo.u Hi' ,1 to JV/i/u.^, ami as 
 
 \. u iVifs alonis the /■;•'/' .i.Tj thr.hcrv.irds there .ire di\ers 
 
 rl.uTs v-here 'jOU pay Cuftoni -.n a ceri.iin Priii^e ot the 
 
 h . , !iiat is I ord of a pivat 'I'acb of tJro-.md tli ••ea- 
 
 b(iir,'.ind h.i'- divers V.l!ip>s ui'-in iheKiNer. 
 
 (•V'.V, wher.Noi uiilao.e your f i :(;ds from /}.'>'.:, is 
 .1 lirtle Vill- g-'. tVcim wlKiiie yoi; j'o in .1 Pay to U.i!)l ... 
 This :> .1 I ' s^'i' of no vei'v gre.it I Uri'i.lions, but ol great 
 lia. 
 
 ■, and ir. plr.y populous ; 'lis in the ligh R' a 
 
 r 
 
 and 
 
 from iheiii-e C.iravans 
 
 (■■ft for t'l fe and fever.il 1 tlr'r p^aeo. There cn.c 
 !ij(j.' ll re'.f I'l'ovilions hither down the River /v.->./jtr(iin 
 ■i' J.,,-: .'•• i '.hev brli.g ihem up':n Raf;s ina.leo!" Ccir- 
 •.k.r.5, blown f::II of Wind, and lb BiMl'dsTaid n\er ■Iiini, 
 r Oil which tl';cir C(<r,ds are laid; iheii when the\ have 
 ly/.i.b.i at Iill^ >, they op-n their Skins, and (;.rry 
 iii.:nli'ine p.i.k'd up i.poii Camels, lo ler.e aiiother 
 i:i!.e. ... 
 
 O'pylire to h.ih^n ftaiuls a very fair VilLipe, Ironi 
 mIici'lv' ^0.1 pals to [he Town I'pon a long Ki;.';;e of 
 V. .'.'s. whiJi is h.'d bv a great Iron Chain f.illr.;'.lon ei- 
 •li.rli i- the i^iver. NVh n any Bo.us are ro p.ils i:p or 
 il(«'n t!ie River, ihev r. n-,o\ e fonie of ilie Poats our of 
 •h: 1 in-, and fo make a (lap frthetn, whivh ihey aher- 
 v.-Ti'^ ■{.'■- I p npa.ii as before. 
 
 'i v.y.il lower if .'('.'.•/ Ibiod <.n this li.leilie 'J'" to- 
 v.jrjW / ' ■ '1^, abi.u-: f.'v en or eight ,\1i'es torn the Tivwn, 
 f;(i.:X !.-irr,e ard open Plain butwixi that River an I I u- 
 fi'.r:, 'i he In'erpreTa'.ioii of the Name is very • ilible 
 ail .ab'u: it, in the confiis'd and. ruinous heaps that ap- 
 f.ar 'here ; it he. bke a li'tle Mouiu.iui, without form 
 (irl>i.ipe ; it .vas ma.le of Kriiks dr'.cd in the Sun, .md 
 aiiain Canes and 1 e.r.es of tl:e I'a'm-Tree l.ii.l be: ween 
 iliL- Bricks. There's nething of any ent.-ance or p.illagc 
 i;.'ni::>. be fecnnow, th.e falHrg Ruin.'S having lU.p: up 
 .i!l that long agoe. 
 
 Tra.elling along the /; .•■.'■ot.'.-/, a''Out two Daysjour- 
 .K\ tam Bil'^'i'oi, we cam." to a I'lace callM .7'.-, in a 
 .:!k-M near which is a n-igluy C hafni in iheliarth, from 
 uhjr.cj there is a continued lir. cbuioii of .Siiioke and 
 loilmgP teh, the Tor enisof wlrch run .abroad intu the 
 n.'igh'.'ouv ng Plain to a e.)n!i'!er.iMe d.llan.e. The 
 «.''■; ...:Uli;s the Mo'th of Hell ; bii: for all tli.-.r, the 
 I . r.-.rv People nil- t!iePi"i.h '.'.i.ir boybmit if it, \\ith- 
 .',1 ;'nhe.r Hoats uitli i: two 
 .1 It Liures .hem .idii.irabK 
 
 '.ili.ri- 
 S.. 
 
 1 
 
 aliiioft, areUlit withJcweK Rings or I oiks of Gold 
 and .Silver; their Nofes, Ears, Neik':, Am s, and begs ; 
 and lulldesall (asif the other was not enough), a long Bar 
 of (;( I.| hanging on -jne lide of ihcir Nolcs. '1 li -ii lai-s 
 are lo extended an,l Wideiie>l,wiih ihev eiglit of theti.iiigs 
 they h.ing in them, that a iVlan in.iy ihrnlt thr.e of hi;, 
 biiigeisimoilieiu. In ihoit, ih.-y ,11.; v^'ry val.iable Cre.v 
 t'lresas they are drelVd, and li.il' .!■, iiiuih Verne and 
 Coodiiefs as they have CuM and Silver almnt th -in wui.'d 
 make ijiem Mry eMeller.r indee.l. 
 
 Thi> pl.iee prov'd very uiilorninaie to us; for here I'';* , ''',';':* 
 quKkly alter our arrival we v.. le feiz d by the I'j. ':izi'~,',rfi,,uu, 
 and (em Prilimerv fur O'u.i to the Vke-Uoy there, in I'l s 
 > i>;, .1"'.' we r.iK d by />'«, /) i«it", i / :///, .md o;llcr pl.uvs 
 on ihe Coalt of !■ M,i belon 'Ui;; lo ihe i'-./;(i;Hf^-. 
 
 C'rti./isasit were iwo 'I'ovMv, one ' elonring to the 
 P-////;;,»'r, the oilier 10 the Mcj,.; That of the for,,,. 
 "''TIS iiear.lt ihe Sea, eomir.ands the j'.iv, and i. v.'al- ''''''■''■' " 
 led.i|)<,rt: A little a'-ove th.;t itand. the '..;,«,.■ T„w,i, "■■"'' 
 govern 'd b\ a King of their own. Mere s vail TralR.k j'i 
 
 jorall fori-, of .Spites, Silks, Urng*, Sandals, F.lephants If 
 
 leeih, C'/).',:-\Vork, and Sugar m.ule of ihe Nut * Ur.-' t^'-CM. .1 
 
 ",'"'"■ 'I' 
 
 The molt Tiadc indeed for Co-11 ,ind Riie in rhcfc 
 par's, is .at /)««,., «.i/,-.»«, .ii.J i::„r. , \\'.,\A\ An-ec 
 places are upon the Coaft iKtween ;:..■( and C'/. ,■;.,'; but 
 'i^st.) th';. l.i'tcr ih.ir the r.re.n.n r"ii-iber ot" Shi^s lomc 
 from O ,/•,•., the /,'■•.;>.■■,' an J ad pans of /. .' . ' 
 
 ^ye caire at lalt to • f/i'-, tlv.' pinee of >■ r inrcr. '...■,""'■ ' ■■''"* 
 .Miferv and Iniprdlinmipr bh rv y\\': ■ <..•^. k^-n'. ^.^{is"'' "„., , « 
 
 ol -he /■)>.'«:/..■■ 'Kaiioii tl: -r iHl'.Streiig.li ' o-ih f - .,lc:i n -i. . ■' If 
 
 and Ships, and the pi.ue whr. a o'..-.n iii.iy I ■ a .'r.;!;''". ^>y i- 
 Hte; oi them f\ er . ^'e.ir. I hev lo;, .■ for the i-^olt pare 
 in V; ■,)/,/■;,•, nial h.v ing (taid forty or !ifi'. ; '.v.s, goi'lien 
 toi'o.."./, v^lnTe ihey'la.le their Pepper for ,' 1 j.,-/. 
 '1 he Town ll.inds in 'Iw nimin.r.ns . f .iii ;„ ..'; 1 ri.-ie'' 
 who liesi'p in the Coumvv lex or f-.veii favs Jnrnev, 
 and hisiliiet City ■ - ■ 
 
 li 
 
 At oirarriv.-.l there, we v ere e';;.miii\' l.u.r- ilie Ju- '■"■■'»'"■• 
 
 e.-;:iiethey coidd prove 1 1' h.n.' 1.1 on us, .kuI"' ' ' '•''>• 
 
 1, :.iii;. fear or fcr. pie ; '.'i ■ 
 (;;■ '.live Inches thek, and ri 
 v.e:: . Ill the Waxr. 
 
 \\ i'.^ii the T;; li \> we!! rei'en 1! 
 :. av '■ • iVom K ; /• to .') ' in . 
 i' irv^ife the fa'ugi' w.!! \\- lo'ie.'er. 
 1 .1'i'eCt :o the ./■,;. ."iH!, but 11 'V u 
 . :e Tany of 'he lui'u'-.i u'.i.c'.i 
 !' Kl..e. nordriv. ;.'!t vf theiv S 
 
 .','. V. !li V.fer, m u 
 •hi o.- r.in" I)a\s, <.- 
 .'! / - wa^ foniierlv 
 ' the ■;' -e, tlij' th.'ie 
 a:l tii;it Piiwer LiU.ii' t 
 r'i-holds ill ;lie IlKs of 
 
 Itiee, .indbce.r.uetliey coidd ] .„.. ,„.,..-, ...m 
 
 v^ere relr;lv'd to nuke us giiiby of foiiie Ci;n.e or other, 
 iliey iiiadeSpic>, of us, and lo lent us to Pr.Ion. .' i.d in 
 ihatCondiiiuii we contirtivd for .ibout a ^b.n:|l, wh.n the 
 favoi'r was gr.inted us of coming out, an 1 being ■•:! , Pri- 
 h'liersat large in the Town, upon the provhon i.;' -jooj 
 Sureties. 'J hefe a certain /•.'_';.'/"■ Jefuit w.;,s !o kind as to 
 look out for us who being li •iind v e came out, and pr.id 
 then: in our M.M.ev (the ,Si iii of i; j .- Diielie s) to piv- 
 ler\e ilu-i'.i li.vniLfs. But live .Wnths be.r.". lu-.v Ipcn', 
 and the Pi-r- ;.•,■-.• .tblc 10 pujve norhirg Ay . 1.!; i.s, >\c 
 d ri.ih '.-d o'T Libcitv, ai-.d the Reti.ivine'u' of the M.-,i,ey 
 t.-om the .Surei'is. But th-ie ii r.'.it Men, inltead of re- 
 tur.iJit.g, deiraiuied ii.ore Money of r; when v e .id- 
 dr.fs'dtheyie-Roy, and r.-o\ed,'roha.e Ii.ilii.edci.ens. 
 In ihis Caf ■, .nil o. r C'omfor; \w-a very lli.iii- mJ thi\ac- 
 ;i ng \nl'wer, '1 li.u they had not done \\ith li-. vii ; they 
 li.o !.! lii.d err otlur thing'- againlt is, .Tiid would (i.'t us 
 alter .1 i-veivr iii.inner before 'twas long : That is, they 
 vvoil.l init us in:o the Inqirlition, where anyihing may 
 be 1". uiul oi;r .ip:ii;,H .iiiv ,M.,„, ;,;,d .ill Me'i (el!'' i i.-Jy 
 tliofe that hav e iN'.one. ) are ihroui'.hb ('.fed indeed, bind- '■'''-y "•■'^* 
 
 f:.^ 
 
 lli.eviih Vagabond fo't of 
 •.:!ej. l')wei!ings but ne, in; 
 ' t > .nr.o'.iier, 't.' prob.ible, 
 111' y 10 Ileal. They wear 
 SVi.es li.i^e their Hais and 
 
 lire /■; ^. ',-/.•.•.■/. 'I I'.ev -.re a 
 
 I'lijle, having no lii'd .md :. 
 
 V .■.i.i d' 'VII I'r. rii te-e pLui 
 
 \vi\,v til y have melt o; pori 
 
 I 1 1' b'.e C.o'.vi.. ; nrd ihir 
 
 eoi..'. f i.loi" .Si.er nn.l C. pjer Kmi:'. as oth rs ol th:s 
 
 1 r\ra'fo .iboi t ilv.i;' legs. Thelovvn I'.r.nds near ilie 
 
 I' ' Cl'.'.'f. .Trdh.iv' '.,.'' .sii'.;go of a gieat I'raile td' 
 
 ^ricci .-.id. Drv.e [h.:: c.i.«ie from 0;».j... 'I here' alio 
 |,re.;t i'o-. of \\ lie.'t, Kiee, aid ! )u:es growing theie.a- 
 i'H: > v.ith wh.ih l.'.e; f i' e !!■ ■ ; r, O- 11,11, .vJ a:! the 
 part! of (»),/.'.;. 
 
 "Ilie Velfvls ih.'.t ufe to re fi'.ni Ii>f'jit to Q »:i;., are 
 nae.if thcMiverv ilir/.i: a 1 1 ill-'oa.le tlvngs, and leak 
 V>'...er abindnntlv! '1 liev ere made of P^ard.s fallned 
 t'V'eilivr V. itii a kind of Thre.-d made of tl.- Husk of the 
 ( Vio, ,iiid certn'ti Canes, c -..law-Iea •% oued ui^nthe 
 .'■•.■'.iv.s of the Puards, whiih ;s the c.i U- ihey let in the 
 V'.itcr fj. 
 
 Iiier.ecf 'hcfe ungain'y Si-us we f.;i ".1 from B." o- to 
 
 thi'ir ck.pe, 
 
 v-*;r-' 
 
 ii.g, rher-forc tli s to be the Cafe.'aiul being ti'id. tl'i: we ' 
 ll. 'ud >ertaiiily h.ive the Str.Tppa.io in a little time, we a'.I'. I'us. 
 rclolv'il to aiod ail thele .N.iKli'e!--. '.v ri.'i-'ng a-"iv. 
 I li.s I)eii"n ue aeiordingly pei in ,ve 11 i r, .n'a 'iK.iig 
 go- o erth.'Ri-ir, \\epnK\\..!ed :n a very uncertain and 
 liaiij'erous '.or ■ 1 Ramble, neither k'low 1.". the wav o'jr 
 lib.'-, nord.crin" totiult anv (iuideto C-\v i.. 
 
 ■| 
 
 t!i le-. 
 phr.s, 
 Ho 
 and ... 
 Si.ne. 
 
 l.ll Town we came to was o, ' 
 a great .Marker I- .'it for 1) aii.orib 
 aiui o-.her precious Stone-. 
 lunre we wen: to /' ■ 
 
 ' .■■,''■''> where ''■ 
 Rubies, Sa- 
 
 ;.'jrj.m. 
 
 a verv larre Town '^^■'."itr. 
 
 p.admg ni.'i 
 
 Pe. 1. 
 
 Th,; Ki, 
 b\ tl'e t'^-.Hiii:- 
 V''';v n of this ] 
 
 Win 
 
 lo nuieli cell! 
 
 of Oi-nj .'f ^it tV.i 
 
 rnd alt' ee 
 
 aci. a.e 1 n 
 
 pv;i::i|-, in the vvl.'i'e F.'ll "ll 
 ar.J imuLiieJ.e ot 'd.eir Oman 
 
 and anioi..',lt the relt the 
 r.ited for tl'.e line Orient 
 
 s'iine) wa; a ' .'- ■■, iliofen 
 ei K.ive n'J bv them. The 
 
 1 • of the n Oil e\tv.ivagai.t 
 W'jrld, foi' the g,aiidines 
 i.n:-. W par.5 of ih.'ii 
 
 och .--.s large ; the Hoi fe.i h-gh, fair, and buiii of 
 I he Inlialvtants are iiol^l Idt biters, and their 
 Id. Is (which are ver, nunierous) llandine .a'.MUt l:i th-e 
 \Vo'-v!s, <it as irany Forms mu\ .Sh.ipes, as tlie Be.iits md 
 bowl that dw. 11 theie. 
 
 '..••'.■ ;/,.;.! wb eh we \ ilited next) is a line .igrecable 5«:"»i* 
 Town, the Hooks built ot Briek and Tir.Ivr; iibasve- 
 rv g( r d I ch Water, and will entertain you with Varie- 
 ties of p!e..lant broirs. The Inh.ibitr.ms.' loth Men .ind 
 \Vo-..t!i wear rnl\ a (.loth bouiul aboT their md, 11a, 
 wh eh a- ilv C.lloni of their C.iuntry m ik.'s decent, I.i 
 the: Isat ot the Climate rendersaseomentenr. 'I'Sis Couii- 
 tr.. !■:/ -■ : , .ind l>.\:it\ are the molt famous for plenty 
 of l)::.n;on!s of the Old Water. All ab^ng rhis Conti'- 
 ii'.i't the I.an.l is \er\ good anil fr.iitful. 
 
 brou- . ./ ■ :.! we went to S'r- . / ., -, ihe King of which ^-.r,; (.,. 
 h.is the J i.k ot r .' K/m; if f?.-, ; .' ; .md the bmenels v>a 
 bert.li'y ol 1,1, Cu'iir.iv will aiiuw r. h.iii. The lloufcs 
 
 of 
 
 %i\: 
 
 t ■•! 
 
2o8 
 
 Urcmonies at the pyajbmg m the Ganges. 
 
 
 •/•' 
 
 IH< 
 
 
 r i ilic Town arc all iliatt li'.l and built oil omc, too mean 
 !>> i.\- lor rlw Charader of the Noble Region ilu-v ftanil 
 iri. 'I'lie Iiili-il i'anis arc a mixture of Moors and Cien- 
 f.lM. bvt the KclM'.ion of both is much the lame. 
 
 *1 he iiext pans wo came at were Bdlifne^ and B.11- 
 • ir»w/iir. Th.s lattir 'riwiiis built imuh .after the lame 
 niaiiner vviih Vfii'./c e j but Ixiih it .iiid the Country a- 
 lom i' ire viry |<ipiilms. 
 
 In 'heir Winter, whiihis m Tun; yii'% and ,lu;iiilt, 
 ibcri'' no paiUnj' tii.; Streets but with Horfes, the Waters 
 be I'o h i;h. 
 
 IIkv make here preat ikoie of Cc tton Cloth, and Paiiir- 
 cd I'lcth i( Citton Wool, with whiili they liipply other 
 parts, and are themfelves as pientifiillv fupplicd by Na- 
 ture with vail Qiantit.es if Corn and Rice. Iheir Mo- 
 ney is aihitk round piece cf SiUer, of the Value of 
 ar /. 
 
 '1 hey irarry Boys and Girls of iLv or eight Yiars old 
 tPgciher, and u..ikc ihem confnmmate the Marriage by 
 lying together at ten. 1 he Rcilim they give for this, is, 
 bcc.uifc if a Man h.v^pens to die, his Wife is obliged by 
 the Culldin of the Coi'iiiry to burn her I'elf at his bune- 
 ral, and To I oth the Parents go away together : Now if 
 they leave any young Children behind them, they reckon 
 they arc cxpos'd to all the Hazards and Difficult es of the 
 World, having neither bather nor Mother to take care of 
 them. But now by thcfe ^'.a^i.^ees tliey lie their Chil- 
 dren provided for in their ow n Life-time, here's a Fa'her 
 or a Moihcr-in-Law (if nnt 1 oth pvo\ ided againlt a time 
 of necefliiy, fo that if the Natural Parents die, there are 
 forr.c others left in their roi.m and place to take care ot 
 the Children. Thefe yiung Brides and Bridegnxims are 
 carried through the Streets tn Hcrfeback very hnely 
 triir.m'd, with Mufick and Dancing before thc«i, to make 
 up the .Solemnity, after which they fall to B.imiuctting, 
 and between that and Dancing, fpcnd the rcit of the 
 Nighr. 
 
 From hence wc profecuted our Journey into the Coun- 
 try of the Great Mogul, through the bcft part of which 
 •wo omit wcpafs'd*; and at l-ctifoie 1 pancd with my Unpjh 
 Siii.HirMi of Company : Mr. Sewl-ari U-ing bound for L.ihor, and 
 hi. TrjuU from thence for Pofi.t and Cinjlmtimfle ; and Mr. LecJs 
 ciun*'" '^' the Jeweller being entred into the Service of the Great 
 finr't'll'h'.. Mogul, who gave him a Houfe, Horfe, Slaves, and be- 
 iioihipgbui (ides a good Salary. Thus they dil'pos'd of themfebcs; 
 
 bwn'ilb' ^"^ ' ^""^ "'V P*" ^"^"^ ^"'*y '*"" ^""'.iJ'"" in BengaU, in 
 
 fav"j i«fc,rr. the Company of 180 Boats loaden with Salt, Opium, 
 
 l^ad, Carpeis, and divers other Commodities, tlown the 
 
 River Jeiirni, which runs into the CViyrj at a certain 
 
 p!acc call'd Prrf^nr. 
 
 The Gjumry adjacent a'oiiniis with P.iitridge, Swans, 
 Gccfe, Cranes, Tiirtl.-Uo\es, Tigers, ami a worlc f rt 
 of Bealts than they ; a panel of id!e M> ndicanis, lazy 
 M.J1 Mau begging Fellows, that wou'd be rakon'd C^'.iul are c- 
 Iteeiiid) Religious Men, and pet a pood luinpbYthe 
 pious Fraud. To li et this Noton into the Pe. pies 
 Minds more lirinly, under the pretext of Religimis Mor- 
 tification, they abandon all natural and necell'ary Care of 
 their own Eoilies. Onei f ihcm which I law, was an ab- 
 folute Monfter, and one might well have queition'd, whe- 
 ther he w.is of the Human Kind or no. He was <]uito 
 naked, and affeiftcd to be fi, his Beard was valHy long, 
 and with the Hair of his Head he covei'd the oblcene 
 
 Far's. Th'.-' Nails of fome cf his biiipers v»vre full two 
 ntlie! in leir.th, and if he lived, mull prow to be five 
 tiircs »■. long (for he would lutfer noth ng to betaken 
 fn-ni hiin)aiiH by 'h.it time, with thole Talon'.he would be 
 abicto ('. dpute his Li ing with the Tiprf s. He would not 
 fpeak J word to any that ask d him, but he had them by 
 him, that did loth bcp and anfvver Queftioiis for him ; all 
 that he did Imiifelf, wa^ only to lav his Hand upon his 
 Breall, and bow his Body a little. The common People 
 h.ive a mighty Veneration for thefe fort of Men, which 
 are Saints 111 their elteem, as any thing indeed 'hat plajs 
 the hutfoon, that looks fourlv and deir.urely, or rough and 
 horrid, very eafdy gets that Char.adcr amonpll them : A 
 beibarous Countenance, overgrown Nails, and long 
 Ihaggy Hair, dues better than a good Stock of Piety and 
 Venue. 
 
 But to leave them ; the Country along the (iai^s, from 
 I'l/i^ij.f, is univerlally fruitful and populous, and has the 
 Ble'ding ol exceeding fwect and pleafant Water. 1 he In- 
 habitair i of ihvfi p.iris, for the molt part, keep their Faces 
 veryclofe Ihaven, but the Hair of their Heads very long, 
 except foine which be Ilia' en all round the Crown, on 
 which part alone the Hair is entirely prcferved. 
 
 T he next Town wc came at was }iminf.r.t<, a large 
 place, and of great Trade for Cotton Cli th, and Saflies 
 for the Moors. The Superltition and Idolatry of the 
 InJia'i, is here at the heifihth j here they have the grcatell 
 
 ifuant*. 
 
 Smmtai. 
 
 Numbers and Varieties of Images, and theCercmr nicsnf 
 the Braincns arc the mnft nicely (bfcrvd ard praclis'd- 
 That is, not cnly juft at this particular p'.ne, butthii 
 part of the Country along the Banks of the C,i»,i;f.-, wimh 
 celebiated River is ccnftantly >ilitcd by multitudtsof j, 
 voi.t Pilgrims and Travelieis. And th,s Town olfl^„„/ 
 r.i; for lis ll.are, receives \ii\ mimbcrs of them thit 
 come to walli and pray, 3,\i\ perform their othcr'accu 
 (lom d Rues m the River. They go into the Water verv" TH-» 
 early in the Morning, by Break of Day, if not befor/ ■«•■'- 
 tt\ the River s fide there lit feveral old Bramens .at theii "" ' 
 Devouon, which give the People that pals by them thre-eMH ' 
 ortourS:raws, which they rake and hold lx:twcen ihar'"'!'.' 
 binpers when they wafti. Others of thefe Priells mark the 
 devout People in the Forche.ids ; for which piece of Set 
 vice they have a Largefs m Rice, Barley, or Money' 
 given them when the others come out of the Witor 
 When they arc in, they walli Themf-lves all over ani 
 pray ; they lade up Water with l>oth hands, and' turn 
 themfelves aliout and then drink, and this they reneat 
 three time*. '^ 
 
 .Mter thefe Ceremonies in the Water, they go and inike 
 their Offerings to the Idols, at which time th- old IV-lU 
 mutter certain Prayers, which they believe ro be a moa 
 eftciaual Conlecration of their Sacrifices. Some of them 
 will walh a place upon the Earth that is their full lenc'h 
 and then he down and pray, with their Arms and LccI 
 extended ; alter which they rife up and lie down ar.l 
 kils the Circund le eral tmies Uiccellivelv, and every time 
 they do It, they make a .Score on the fJrouml wi:h their 
 Finger, to know when their Meafure is lill'd up. 
 
 Others of them perform moil of their Keligi JUS BufinclTc, 
 over certain Pots, u. the nuinb.r of fifteen, or (ixicni 
 fnval! and grear, in aIikIi they make loine odd .. ixtur.-i 
 (what ihcy knowbell)and nnpa little Belleveryti'iiethcv 
 put the thingstogither. They m.ike a Wntrv t'stlVj. 
 bout the Pots, and utter feveral Prayers over tlKiiT ~ ^i 
 when all this is finillicd, they go away to the Imapev' j'nj 
 lay their Ofiermgs at their Feet like the relt. 
 
 There's abundance of fair and handfonie l+nifis er.-ift. 
 ed upon the Banks of the River, all (,f which are rer'c- 
 nifti'd with thole Images which thcfe poor People pay 
 their pevotiori Co fuperftitioully to. Amonglt tlic rc!l 
 there's a particular lorr of Image fwhich they call w./.',; , , ^ 
 (landing up and down in feveral pi ices, ami a deform'd 
 Figure It is, having four Hands with great uply Claw,. 
 Before this (as well as the other.sj, they pour "out W.i'cr 
 upon great carved Stones, and throw thereupon Rice 
 Wheat, Barly, and fome other things. ' 
 
 The-, have moreover a great I'lacebu Irof St nc, made ■'" i"' 
 like a Well, with Steps to go down, the Water of whiel' ." ' 
 IS verv foul and P'r.rul, md that bv teafon of the pieit '. 
 Quamiiies of Herbs ioid F.owxrs, which nil the Votaues' " 
 thatc.iiiK- tht'e-c.dl into it, ai:d lie (linking and eor- 
 riipt.ng tlu-;v. They revkon it a miglitv Pnri'fi.arioii to 
 walh then l:''ves in t'li, inliy \\M| ; ([,r tUe> fav, the 
 Oeitv hiniu.. once walli'd iheiv. ai:d made it holy.' Up- 
 on i\n- aciount there's always abundance .,:" Pcoplecrow. 
 ding int 1 it, and picking up the Sand that lies at the Ixi'. 
 tom of it, which they elleem a very .Sa.red Thing too 
 and pielerie a.cordingly. ' 
 
 But 'tis mote iinaccounral'lv ridiculous ftill, that thefe 
 People ll.ouid treat their Iilols Vwhiih they verv well know 
 to be bur dead iinachve .Vlaiter,\ as fu many 'things fenli- 
 ble of P.iiii and Pleafure ; whch they di'i, by making 
 lome of ihe .Aitendanis lit by them in the hot 'Weather, 
 to breaih the cool Air up:-n them with a ban. And thclc 
 Men, when ihey fee any Company coming towards them, 
 ring a I ttfe Bell that hangs by them ; for which tliey are' 
 paid With the HIeemolinary Ciifts of the Pilgrims, and 0- 
 ther Religious that edit thole Hinifes. But all tlm enter 
 in, mull firllpnllofftheirShooes, fuch an Opinion they 
 have ot the .Sandity of thofc places where their IJok 
 Hand. They keep Ijmps continually burning Ivforc 
 them, which makc-s the Appearance mo. e awful, and af- 
 fords fome help to the Imagination, if not the Devotion of 
 the People that come thither. 
 
 The Biamens of thefe parts do moll of their Religious Titfu;- 
 (and Uomefliik BulincH'es too) naked ; they pray in the 
 Water naked, drcfs their Food (which is only Vegetable), 
 and eat it naked ; upon which accouiu they well deferve 
 the Title that the Wile Men of this Country anciently 
 had, and are (h,„ml"/:/!j}', in the itridled and properdl 
 Sence ()t that Word. They take a Pride in marking 
 thenUelves with a certain Yellow Powder, which they 
 rub about their Foreheads. Ears, and Throats ; and they 
 go about the Streets with a Box of it in their Hands, 
 with which they frequently mark other People they 
 moct. 
 
 Their 
 
hap.XXXVIll. Patenaw, Tanda, c-c 
 
 2og 
 
 Their Women too do the fimc to ihemltlvcs.whtnthcy I From P.neiiaw I prOf cciiij tn ruiitu, in the Country of '"■"'''' 
 iiimc down to the River io_w.ilh, and perform the otti' r | G'Wtu. Both this and i'iitfnt\K were formerly Kingdoms 
 
 1 %■■■■'• 
 
 »tKr 
 
 jccurtiinied Ceremonies. They come in pretty large B 
 ,licj together, aiulare very Merry andJoVLiI at this time , 
 tor .IS ihcv conK' with a N tig in their Mouths lo tlicy yo 
 iway with the fame, .iiul no body ean charge them wiili 
 ad'iM heavy he.irteil Devotion. 
 
 'lliey al'ow l'olyg.imv amnngft them, and every Man 
 ii.iy h«ve feveii Wive* J tlicir ILmphtc-s alfo many veiy 
 \i (i:ig, and they lonk out Uir liti:,iiands for iheiii at ten 
 Vijr>ot Age. 
 
 Their way of .Salutation when they meet one another, 
 i>, to lift their Hands up to tlieir Heads, and repeat the 
 'Void li'tne twice ortlirice. 
 
 The hunir.il Rues .ire the Umc hereabouts that tliry 
 
 lilt are 111 diher p.iit> nt Uuiir^ , the di ad Bodies aie Iniiiit, 
 
 a>i(i the Women facrificcihemfeives upon the fame I'd, , 
 
 if iheyn-fufe lodn ii, their Hc.ids arc fhavcn, and no 
 
 liody minds tliem for ever afterwards. 
 
 B'.it the Ccrcmoiu of tluu M.iiriapes is as foolilh and 
 
 ''idle ai It could well have lieen in.ule with Study .iiid Con 
 
 iriunce. Indeed it affords 4 very lively and lenliMe 
 
 tmWiin of the I'nion Ix-tween .i Man and Ins Wife ; 
 
 for here tlicy<!on'rthink it fufficicnt to make them folcnn- 
 
 "■\ioyn Hards, Imt they tie* t'lc.ii together 1 their 
 
 , iCicaihs. The Man, ihc Woman, and a Briinn Priell, 
 
 .lOivvand a Cait, go down together into the Water 
 
 Her,' the Hnnuii Ipreads a large Cloth upon the Cows 
 
 Baik, and ilicn takes her by the end of the Tail, fpcak- 
 
 ii.gcenain Words ar the fame time. The Man and the 
 
 W ,iman lay their Hands there alfo by the I'ricth ; and thus 
 
 one Hand of each Ix'ing engaged, with the other they 
 
 of iheitifelvts, but have of late Years followed the For- 
 lui.e id other Provinces of Indii, ind IV>wed to the 
 Scei'ter of the victorious A/n^n/, l:ch,ii-Sh,u Here's 
 migliiy'Iiade alfo for Cotton aid Cotton-CIoth. The 
 Inhabitants arc all Genttlef, and go naked, except • 
 Cloth b..fi re. 
 
 The ad|.icent Country is well repleiiilh'd with wild 
 Fowl, arid a liitle more thanllioiild be, with wild IWalll 
 too, f'l.h, I. Tigers, wild BuHlts, Ac. T,i/,J,r islitnatcd a 
 league Ihiintlu f/'-if ,?'■», thaiis, (r"m theprelent Curient 
 lit thatKivi.r, foi fcrniorly ibe Imvii' overllowing its 
 Hanks bv iruansuf i'n..ii l<aii;s, cairi,.l u felf eon(idera- 
 bly laithei up inro iheCoutmy, and bid feveral Villagia 
 iindei W'.itcr. But rnalldry and |Mn..ble m.vv where the 
 '•■ti^ci iihdioruii llltorIl^.■r tiiixs, U> that tho' irii.l.t 
 were not removed from the River, yei the River h.15 ic- 
 iiiovedii I'.-lf farther honi 'JVin./.s 
 
 1 n .V e liv,> Moiiilii of It in my pallapc from .7;.v, 
 vlovvnil.e Kivers fi>>«.«( and '• .■'■1/ lo i-/>'Mk, buV 11 
 mav b • doh,' 111 inuth iefs imie th.inih.i-. 
 
 brum rtf. '/.i 1 travcl'd into rl.e Co'.iti'ry of Ccnc'*', *"'• '•' 
 wli'ih liis %% Days Journey Nonh tioin T /.,/(, and 
 not far from C.ib.-A/mC/'om. Tlic Port is called Cnub .''"'' '•^"'' 
 p.!"'!'. The Country is all Ic: with lijinbocs, or Canes 
 made il.arp at b.jth en Is, ami lo driven into t'le Karth ; 
 and they lanlcr liie W.iter in and drown .r abevc knei: 
 deep, fo that neither Horfe nor Man Ihall crtfily pafs. 
 Thvir Culbjin is aUotopoilcn all the Waters whenever 
 thev 
 
 are engaged in any Wars. 
 Their I'lade lies chieHy in Musk, Silk, and Cotr m T*!- an.l 
 t.ike up Waterin a Brafs Pot, and pour it out upon the I Cloth ; and their liiiall Current Money is * Almond' •'■'|',I^"7,v,,, 
 CoWi> fail, fo that it runs thro' all their Hcuds. .\ttei I I'^huli thev eat almoll as often as they receive. Nature .►. ,',i...l '..m 
 tin-, .-^c loving Couple ate faftned together bv their ] h*. provided :i Purie for this Ion of ^^>nl•v , into which f' '"«•• 
 Cujf'i'., and then ihey walk round about the Cow and 'the (lippery ba.gers ot no '/Uief or Piek-Wcltet tan ^'^''' 
 
 t. ujf'i ..., a 
 lil» v'ilf, 
 
 iii» vilt, and liignout cd the Water. When the Cere- 
 mcm IS ended,the Hinnitn has the Cow ani.1 theCalf f jr his 
 Fee, and they giv e Alms to tne P'Xir, that ai e always 
 
 ilo they for- 
 
 ilxjiR them upon lueli Occafions. Neither 
 
 get Devotion any ii'.oie than Charity ; for they go am 
 
 (lultrate themlclves befoie th;ir ldol<, kifs the Ground 
 
 leveral tutus, make their Olfering; to them, with which 
 
 tiie whole Scene concludes, and they go home to their 
 
 Huiifes. 
 
 And their way of managing the Sick is not Icfj odd 
 liian that of their manyinr, iht fe that are Well. If a 
 Perlon bedangerruilly ill, ihey carry him and lay him 
 
 ' tx\ Aliiioptl 
 tur tVUtey. 
 
 They have hereabouts all that Cnmpalliou and Tcndcr- 
 ncls for all (oris of Animals, that we hii 1 in tfte M/^ijk 's 
 Country and other p.'irts of fi;.A>. Thev give Meat to the 
 little crawling Ants ; and tho' thole Wife and Irdultrious 
 Creatures never failto make Pi\)Vili(in fir them'.olves, yet 
 they think tlieiidclves oldigcd to take cure of them too, 
 and adil tothcir Stores. I returned hack from hence to "'":'■'' 
 lliigcli in Hen^n!^, a place in the Hands of the Vafiugue:;:, ''"" ''■''' 
 a League from Sdtrdg.iii, and in n Degrees N. iar. The 
 I'lritii^iic^.- call it I'oriii P!.j:.ciLi, and no; far from i: to the 
 S. W, is a Haven called Poi-tn W«'e/i, lean d in the Coun- 
 
 D. 1 
 
 before their Idcls .ill night, which is the lalt Lxperiincnt try of ixn; to which comes every Yeai good (tore of 
 
 'hey make for life. If they don't mend upon th;.j, their 
 
 fr.entls come and lit bv them and Ihcd a few Te/rs upon 
 
 the Oecafior., and then fetthcm a faibng upon the River 
 
 111 a little Raf. m.ide of Reeds. A good i]ui(k Method 
 
 of rnring Uilkirpers to dr. wn the Paiitnt. 
 
 The I'ee.plcir. general go w.thout Clvj.iths, and have n 1 
 Cnveritii^but a Cloth aixiut iheir mnhlle. The NV'ouien 
 have tlieir Ears, .'Xriiis and Kecks lievk'd wuh Rings of 
 Silver, Copper, Tin, anil Ivory, wuh Amber and .'Vgats ; 
 aiU li the fl/.(wcM Wives mark tiK-inlelves with Yellow, 
 lo tliele -Arteift to •'() it wth itruil> oi Red ipiite eiols 
 the borchcad, and fo up to theliovsn. But in Winter 
 the Men wear quilted Cotton (".owns, and quilted Caps, 
 ill the I'alhion of a Mor:ir, with a llit to look out a', 
 and fo tyed down beneath their Ears. 
 
 From Biiiii:o.:i I proceeded down the G.'wjcj to 
 i'. riv-.nr, a vcr> long ami a great Town, but the Houtes 
 iiitaii and ill built, made of Karth and covered with 
 Straw, yot the Streets large and fpacimi'.. This Voyage 
 was very pleafant, for we pafs d abundance of fine 
 
 ■1: R41M. 
 
 (■.'JlG-'J 
 1. i dtttUW. 
 
 Ships out of />/</.>, and the adjacent lilands, and lade 
 from tlicrue great quantuies of Rice, Cloth made of 
 Oitton Wooll, long Pepper, Sugar, Butter, and other 
 Pioviiioiis. 
 
 O'l.vi, is (Ix Days [ourney S. W. from S/tnagun Q,i^, 
 (which is a City of the ,\l.i. /, a la-ge and plentiful 
 plate) 'twas ontc a Kingdom of it fi-lt, but in pioceis of 
 time was (onqncred by the King of I'rt.ti, its Neigh- 
 bour, and wrelkd from himby the llrong .Arm of /vei.ir 
 V/ -. Theie's abundance of Rice here and Cotton Cloth, 
 as alio of another Hut of Cloth made of a Grafs, which 
 thev call Yerva, and is like a Silk ; it makes a very good 
 Cloth, and a gi cat deal of it goes for Wm and other 
 places. 
 
 In jBfif.i/.nhere is a great Market ovorv dav at one 
 place Of other, aud they have a ftrt of open Boaf;, they 
 ule to convey their Goods by water in,tli.it aic of a mighty 
 burthiii, and row with 14 or 16 Oars 
 
 Such is the Opinion the People of ihij Country have 
 ot the admirable Vcrtueof theKiverC;->/5r.i,that the' they Eftccm rf 
 have ever fo good and pleafant Water hard Ity them, ''"= •*"':' 
 they'll choole rather to go a great way to fetch that of *''"*"■ 
 r.>Aq J. .And if they have not enoueh to drink, they II 
 fprliikle a little upon themfelves, and then ail's well witli 
 them. 
 
 From ^.utjg.-.ii I traveil'd by the Country of the King 
 {}{ Tippiit.t oil'orio(irtm'lr,wtih whom thcMii^ori-:{QtMi>gon)T,pfjri, 
 have almoft continual Wars. Thole Mo^orfs of Arra.an 
 are much Superiour in Force to the King of Tlppr.nt, fo 
 that Pouj Oran.l: is often in lubjevikion to the King of 
 
 There is a Country about four Days Journey from „ 
 L.-tiiic (lietore mentioned ) called Bcttniiur, and the jj^ai nj,. 
 Chief City Boitin ; it takes m a mighty compafs of il«n>l»cs'«''. 
 Ciioiind, as much as will require three Months time to 
 navel. There are vaft high Mountains in it, and one of 
 them particularly raiR's up its Hsad fo high, that a Man 
 mav lee it perfciiHy when he is lix Days Journey from it. 
 I? pon ihefe Mountains dwell a lort of People that have 
 
 Towns, and had a iVuitful Country all about us. I ol 
 ferved feveral mighty Rivers that enter the (.Vi.^w, ibmc 
 ot them nearas big as the '.'.o.rri it felf; wliicli nuke 
 it to be ot fuch a V alt breadth, lo broad, that in a time of 
 gieat rain you cannot fee fromonelide to the other. The 
 Country is horribly pelter'd with Thieves, which like 
 the // i-.lis, Ihit'c up and down for Spoil and hic no 
 where. 
 
 llie Women are trick'd up with Ornainents of Sil'er 
 and Copper, much like thole of Biimnrtu, and they can 
 wear no Shuocn they load theuT oes with fo many of thofe 
 Rinps. 
 
 The Town of P.-.icn.ixo has a good Trade for Cotton, 
 Cotton Cloth, Sugar, Opium, and other Commodities, 
 wh.chthey carry from hence to Uui..i and Bck^i-.I.i. But 
 It basa greater name fur the Gold they hm! there. They 
 digdeep Pits in the Ground, aud taking out lome quanti- 
 ties ot rlie taith. th.'v wai'i it 111 Bowls, by which means 
 they iighc upon ilie Gold : Thcfe Pits are brick'd round 
 
 about to keep the i-iith troinfallitu; in and mixing with I bars of a fulifpan in Length, which is much the fame 
 the Precious Unit, ' fire with thole of thclnhabitantr of Coiahf ; and probably ■ 
 
 E c both 
 
 I 
 i 
 
 
 i( ! i I' 
 
 ..*' 
 
210 
 
 Dejcrtption of Pegu, O'c. 
 
 t^: 
 
 UaH Iromtlie • mciaiifc, namtly, the Tricks ihcP»rcm» 
 plAy with ilum, to cxtnul ami draw them out when they 
 «t« vounp, whithisknowti to be the Pratilicc iii <.'u«. 'if. 
 There isapiTat riUTt ot Merchants hither, from O/wf, 
 from AI/,/.iit ami Jifcry, whornmeto buy M«sk,Silk, 
 Acais, Pepper, ami Saffrnn like that of I'crfu. 1 he 
 Nciuhrrn Mitihaiits b\ their Drels and Habit, till ihe 
 World how cold a Cliiiatc 'lis tluy tome from. I hiV 
 are all clofc wr.ipr tipin woolen Clo;h, tinir l.c^i) (;ii,iu!id 
 wiih Hole and Roots, and warm Caps upon their Hea.is. 
 |tpporiior_ They report ihcir Country art'or, s excellent Ilriles, 
 tho' very Imall, and Kine tliey have too in ^'.re.it al iin- 
 dance ; loinc Men anionglt them keep6ee Hoil'cs and 
 Kine about ihem. 
 
 Their fole Diet is Milk and Flelh ; ilieir way of tradin,^ 
 to buy aiid lell by Scores upon the (Inn'iid, Ihe) cut 
 the Tailf of their Kiiic, and lell iliem .11 \er> ^;l•c.^[ Kates 
 becaufe they are aComirodiry mi(;hrily in rconelt, and 
 al! the Pcopleelleem ilieni highly. Ihe Hair ot' tlieiii is 
 a Yard lonp, and the Kump above a ipati ; and ihe ulc 
 
 ihe Noriheni 
 Mcrchanti. 
 
 keep their Markris here upon the Vattr, having iliffUi,! 
 <;o«d» aboard their Psrofs; and to keep ihcm fr< mhf 'cnl 
 ItorthinR hcatof the Sun, every Paioe i5 ci arded vciih ,(''"*■ 
 large TembrclU or Son.brero, made of Coco ami he 
 leaves. ^ 
 
 The next Town we came to wai ntlir, v. hii h has a fjir r 
 Port to the Sea, fn in whence go lei tral .Ships f< r Alu- »''.'„ 
 /.i.r.i, the /^c^S'c.i, and other parts. Here are 18 tr i, ": 
 very great and long Houles, uIrtc the\ keep and taiiic 
 .abundance of l-lephants for ilu Kini: of ['cf^u ; for ihev 
 catch ihe will! lllcpliams in the WooiVihereaUmts. 
 
 4 
 
 From luiice we pinveci'.edto r/.,,H, vdiuhis alutij-,.. 
 loireTovvn, and has a i.tod Port, whither .diuiul.n > ,. 
 Ill Ships ^l^me tiuiii (ilk r |ji Sol ilie (</.r/.-i aiirl ilie /(r.> 
 S.r. ; and here 'tis that iliey Hop and difchargc, feialini; 
 up their Gords by Bo.it to i'. :;". 
 
 Ihenexi place wciame 10 was A/.ir.io, where we icfc 
 our Bnats, and Lik.ng fonu- Delingegcs ( whch arc ,i "" 
 li n of Carriages 11 ade of Crds and Cloth .judied, anj 
 earned 1 etwetn three or four Mm > we can e the I'jii c 
 they chiefly pi t them to is to hang ihetn for Onuinents 1 l^^) to I' 5;/. 'I hiv is a \ erv llrj'e, Itrcnp and m f^hty 
 upon the Heads of ihcir bicphants. I City, .-ind well deferiing itsChaaOfer of .m iiii]H;r;al 
 
 The Inh.ibitants are an aiiUve lively Pconie, and "nc- 1 is cninpalled al out with hrm Strne-walis anJ („ 
 mighty I'wift Runners. This Account thole Northern I'ltdies tuo, that are both wide and deep. It's dividoJi-''>i,| 
 Merchants gave of the Countries ttom whence they "it" two Cities, rlie Old .ind the Nev*'. I'm' 
 
 came. | In the Old are all ilie Merchants of ftrange Coiimrics,ti^c, 
 
 From Pc'ts Ciriuie ( or C/r/ /^« ) in Bcin\irt.i, I came ' and n;ain ( f them alfo that belong to ihis ; and hcreit u 
 to B.tcili-, the King of which pl.uc was a good leinpei'd th.ai all tlieTrade isdruen.Ii lias ery larg ■ Suburi'S .dout 
 Hofpitable M.iii, and wonderfully plealed wi'h our it. bi t the I loulc^aie built ol Hairlx)e Canes and covcr'il 
 Eiitipcaii 111 cntion of (oils, to llioot with, wli.cli was 1 with Sti.iw ; fo [hat Fir. s areas ovdchievous here .is they 
 his principal lixerrifeand Ueli^dit. HisCotntrj is large | are trei]iient, for 'tisiery id'ten that 4 or ^r.. of th'-fcit.- 
 and fruitful, yielding great Itoic of Rice, Silk and laid in Allies ina very little rime. But there's this Con' c- 
 Cotton-Cli th. 'Ihe Inliabitaiits ha\f no Cloaths nor "lencc, that to eiery dwellinc Houl'e this llateh built. 
 
 ttf"fft' 
 
 #•"<•!' 
 
 •If ■.'', 
 
 Covering, but a Cloth abor.ttlieir middles 
 men here weaiSilver and Ci.pper Kings as plentifully al 
 molt as anywhere. H.iiii is a Town haiidlonie and 
 (lately t^iigh, the Streets large and open, and tlicHoulcs 
 fair and very high built. 
 
 My next Stage was to Scnrprre, upon the Banks ^if ilie 
 Cntigei, a p'ace famous for the Cotton Cloth iradc there. 
 Tbcy are all hercal.i«i ts R. i tis apainft the liicnt Mcgni^ 
 cr rather ifand up in dcieiiec of their Jiift Jibcrties, 
 which that Putcnt .■\dv crlacy endeavours to fwallovv i,p. 
 They skulk i'l> and livvn in the Iflands of the G<t()(;cj 
 (which arc ^eiy imnieious ) and all the 1-orccs of the 
 W'jfH.' can't beat them 01 1 from thole Ihe'ters. 
 
 About fix Leagues from v>> ct'-x. Hands a Town called 
 Siiiiici^-!\ whnli bears the Bf II Irom all other places in 
 Indict, foi- goi d and hne Cotton Cloth. For nui'dings, 
 'tis much intcriour to the tinier ; low Floules, covered 
 with .Straw, and Mats hi iig roi m'. 'he Walls, and before 
 the Door to keep out the 1 igers .ind Foxes. 
 
 Cloaths nor mcnce, that to every dwelling Houl'ethis llatel^ 
 but the Wo-' ^O'l have agoodBriik Ware-lioufe for your Jrlci 
 
 ^ -crdi.ii, 
 dize, without whiih there would be no late iivin» ai thii 
 place. 'si 
 
 liitlic New-Cirv IstlieKicg and the Court vf/'rA allsn;, 
 the No! il'iy and (.icntrv. Itsa very great ami popidi uv 
 Citv of it fcir, built Ipiaie, dcfeialcd with handlenie 
 (1 bdantial Walls, and a Ditch that is not n. 'y full of 
 Water, liithasa'n'iidame of I'lotodiles in it too; which 
 niav li aprett) gooddi.ard ; fccan Ad.' r.ary that lliciild 
 
 (1, 
 
 igerol being fnaptby 
 
 come to p.il- thi>Ditch,w ould I 
 
 tliem.lt iiasi.- Stoiic-G.itis ', for every liderf ihc'Squ'.iro'- 
 aiidibelides thefi ) abindaiire' of Watch Towers upf>ii the 
 Wallsdmiliof W<,i(id and very ponpoellv p:lt with Cold. 
 TlieSir^etsare thefaiult that ever 1 lawi any whcrc.as (trail 
 aiidcvuia^.ilii.e. .nml ot lu.ha b'eadth.th.it izMciiiray 
 very well rule a I reatt thn ' ilum. '] hcHorfi.v here are all 
 of '1 imUramUovtr'd w.thTiles, and I cf re every Door 
 IS fet a Palm 1 ire ; to ih.n 'tis a pleaiant X^'cod, and j 
 (hielv City t'.geiher; 'tis To 101 1 and ilndv, that under 
 
 
 The People drefs li.kc tilt m at ILur^ r ; they live alto- the 11 elter of the'e Palnisa Man may walk ivithoi't any 
 fctlicr upon Milk, Rice, anil Fiiiits, neither touching any trotble trt ni the Sun alltlic Day long. 'Ihe Palace iv i-i 
 Flcdi nor killing any Be.ill. Yet many of them arc very the midll ol this Citv, and 'tis walld and ditch'd alicut 
 rich ; and the King of this place is a Sovereign to the rcit 1 he BuiMings ai\ all WcmkI, but every w here gilt .1: a 
 of the K'ngs round al'out hull. All Chrillians arc very | molk extravagant rate ; clpic.ally the Fnnt, which for 
 welcome to him, and n.eet with friendly Kntcrtaiiimcnt j Gilding ard Carving excuds all the reft : Andthelenii e 
 frcmh.m. ThisCountry lerves Calfii, I'cfji, W/cic^, where the King goes to his Devotion, is more rich and 
 Sumr.'rit, and other parts with Kiir and Coiicm Cloth. Ipleiulid than this. 
 
 ijf or 
 
 From Sercioc 1 fc lad down the G<i«^fj iut Pegu, 
 which is 90 Ltagnes dillantlrum .'icp/i/.i. 
 •"*"• After many Diffi.ultes we enticd the Par of NV^xsc, 
 
 ^.' "'•• which is avcry gocktoc, and vvhere you have four Fa- 
 thrm Water in tlu ih'.lowelt parr ; 'tis ten Days N'oyagc 
 by the Rivers from this Bar to the Citv of I'iu. 
 
 In the ff.icc of three Days wc cam- 01 '^/w(«, pretty 
 Town, delightfully lituated, and as well lervcd wth all 
 forts of Ct.nvcnieneies. A.I the 1 loufes Hand aloft upon 
 Polls or Frames of Wood, to that they mount up to them 
 by (lie help r.! Lad.'ers, and tlmle long ones ti^o. The 
 Ri'aloiiof this lb. the Coi ir.ry is 10 pcltei'd with Tigers, 
 the,' are lo nuircr 
 
 Within the hrit Gate of thcPalaecisa very large Rcwm, 
 on both lidesof which are Htnlcs toi ihcKinfj'sElcphar.f^! Vo! 
 It IS laid that hehasabove '.c.c of tliefc lilephants that arc'fMi 
 tor Martial Ser iic, betides a great number of others 
 that are not tanght to Hght. 
 
 Air.ongft alithefe he has four White ones, which arerk-wu 
 entr-iordinary Rarities, and there's no other Prince known .« 
 
 to have them but himlclf ; or if there were any of his 
 
 Neighbours that had fuchaBcalt, he would make War 
 
 rpon them rather than not have it. Such is the eftccm 
 
 I th.u this Monarch has fur an Elephant of this Colour 
 
 ' ih.at he brings th.s in among!! the rc(f of his Titles '■ 
 
 e; are lo miircrons r.ni wr.hai lo very tierce and ra- 1 I o be King of the White Elephants is as big and lofty I 
 
 vcru i-.s, that the Inh.diitaiiis an forced ro elevate their one with him as any other that he atfumcs. And bcvaiift 
 
 to linptlieuifelves 01 t of the reach of no ohcr Prince about him nitf wear Jiis Glorious Title 
 
 Habit.itioiis tin ! 
 
 rhcfe Hungry Crc.tryres. Had their Houfes 'he < rdmarv but himfelf, therefore none irult keep a White Elephant 
 Situation, the ligies ( the only X'illters tluy mead) tho' Nature gave it them ; but imitt tend it to hiui " 
 
 or li 
 
 would have an Opiiortunity of looking in ttx) oiten upon not, his Armies inuft fetch it away 
 the-m- I When thefe Creatures arc I lought before the King all 
 
 Abai ng this Inconvenience 'tis an agrecabln place c- the Merchants in the City are coinmandeJ to attend and 
 Boui;h ; 'tis vcrv well Orv'd with all Ncceliarus lo-.n the j come and feerhcnijand at the fametime are obliged tomaki- 
 circumjacent birtile Coumry, and abounds pa ticularly i a Piefent of half a Ducat a piece. 7 his amounts to 1 
 ':: .'^niits, as Coco's, Figs, Oranges, and teveial ethers good Sum ; and the King gets Money by Hev^ine hs 
 •cfidcs. WhitcFlephants. '' ' 
 
 ittt-i. 
 
 We go fr(^nl C (ut'u to Vef^u in Paroes or Boats, in 
 which liie Watermen keep their whole Faniues ; unl as 
 they get their living by the Water, fo tliey moftly fjend 
 their 1 ivesuponit. 
 
 Palling along the Rivers, we came to A.'-./fw, anoth r 
 rrettyTown, and valUy ftock'd with thcic Paroes. The) 
 
 pha 
 
 To fee how thcfc Creatures live and are attended, and ,h,;,«, 
 in what pomp they march along, would lurpriie a Man nj-n-... 
 with the greatclt wonJer. 'I hen Ho.ite, arc fpiendidly 
 ciltaiid lo are the Silver Vcllels out cf which they arc 
 fed. When they goto the River to be wathed (which 
 ihey do every Day conltantly ) tbei^'.iit vr eirjt Men to 
 
 beat 
 
 ir * 
 
TihijB Chap.XXXVlir. K/;;^ of Pegu '7 Towp'anfGreatn7f},'Scc. 
 
 211 
 
 fr. having ilicri-hl 
 ' ihini Inmilif^^^ J 
 
 p> arclfil wiih a *•■ 
 
 Coco ami hg 
 
 wliiih ha<afair;.^ 
 1 Miip"* f'r A(,.K..„,| 
 c arc 1 8 (r ;)' 
 
 ki'cp ami taiix' 
 
 /Vi;« ; tor il'.cy 
 
 Iiiili is .1 tunJ-( 
 thcr .iI)uikIji;,j. 
 
 Ii''i .lllii iIk' i(r.i- 
 
 lliarBi', iViiJing 
 
 where we '(ft 
 
 ( whch arc a '^' 
 iih i]uilti-il, and 
 
 .an i- the fan c 
 Clip and m phty 
 
 «t an mi|H;r;al 
 Stf'm--wal,'i anJf,, 
 
 ■p. Its divided l»>n 
 
 range Coi>m>ics,o^Ci, I 
 IS ; and hcro'i u 
 ; ■ Suliurl'S alout 
 anes ami i o\ cr'il 
 .ous here a* they 
 
 ^P" of th'featc 
 ere's this C'orc- 
 tirs lUicl\ l-ui!t, 
 
 >oiir Wcfihiir;- 
 af..' U\ in* ai thi> 
 s\ 
 
 Court w-iffr ill si»;, 
 
 at and popil' u< 
 
 1 wi'h handl'Liiie 
 
 not X 'y full of 
 
 in it too; which 
 
 r.arv that fliculd 
 
 r.t being fnapt by 
 
 derf iht.S<iu.irc; 
 
 Towers iiffituhc 
 
 y ylx with (Icld. 
 
 n> whcre.as /lra;t 
 
 ili.1t t; Men may 
 
 irliNhcre arc all 
 
 re nery Dcor 
 
 Vcod, and a 
 
 that under 
 
 k ivithoi't any 
 
 e Palace i^ 1:1 
 
 d.tch'd al>om. 
 
 here pilt at a 
 
 It, which for 
 
 ndthelenipf 
 
 more rich and 
 
 'ry larceRooni, 
 
 Kir( o( » 
 
 >Llcphar.tv^„iy, 
 phants that arc jmh- 
 i.L'iT of others 
 
 ncs, which arCTt.,,,^ 
 
 Prince known M» 
 ere any of his 
 Id make War 
 
 is the eftccm 
 
 this Colour, 
 
 of his Titles; 
 
 ig and lofty a 
 
 AiiJ bcraiif* 
 • Icrioiis Title 
 'hitc Elephant 
 
 to liiui, or It 
 
 the King, all 
 
 attenci and 
 
 >liged tore:tk;- 
 
 iii'ounts tu 1 
 
 U.ewing h;s 
 
 ittended, and yViimi 
 ;'rizc a Wan n.?yir.tf 
 re fpiendidly 
 ich thiy arc 
 Ihed ( which 
 eu;!it Men to 
 bear 
 
 ,■, u.. 
 
 bear lip » Canopy of CIc.th of fioM or Silk over their, 
 andaint.inv or.more that march witht)riim< amlMnlical 
 Iiiltniine'UslHfire ihem ; and when they come ontf)fthe 
 Water, their Feet ate wadied m gnat Silver Bafiiiis by 
 (onie I'etliiiiof (i;uliiv, whofeomcc it isto do thmi iliai 
 picee (if .Ser\ \<c. 
 
 He hasallbCeveral IVaek Klephmts, but they are n't 
 ncarfi'ch Favourites .iv the white ones are, tho' they are 
 ur" large tIaieU IValfs, iiuny of rlieiu nine Cubits 
 Inch. Ai'.nit a Mile from l'-<ii in apreatdrnve or \V(>,\ 
 i»'tee Kini'.'sH >'il'e(:rT'rap lor taking the Wild F!epl,an'v 
 Th sill V dii duitly by ih.-helpof lome rame ones iliey 
 carrvwitli ihem foi tliai piirp I'e, eoiiiiiionly a Female, 
 «hAli liic wild Ma'i's will \ei-y eafily follow. The 
 Hunis-tiieii lirive the Wild one near the l/)dge, \'. here he 
 is ti' be unpiiloned, aiul therein I' me (frait ,ind n.irrow 
 pa'.l' lie hnds the l-em.iu ; after they are met, thty drive 
 1 n the F.inale iiiiMihc wn\ that leadsinto the Lodge, the 
 Poor of which being op.n, Ifc enters, ..ml the Male 
 ( loud of her Co'upany J along wiili he. And then he 
 .>ar're Prifoiier ; for ui'on their entrani e, the Do-ir im- 
 iii',itn''.iv dapsiiown, and allisf.ill and elolVabo'it them. 
 T he hemaletliey ipiKklv af'ei get on again, and leau 
 ih.Male all alone in h's Corlmenuiir, who they lay 
 iaktsit\erv liaiiioi^llv lobelo iiii ked 1 ut of lis I iberty, 
 aiu! alteiwaids robbd (.f an agretable Compaiiioii, with 
 \vh 111 hewascalie and i]ii\er. But now upon this Ids 
 he 11 .ikes pi'Nl'nl M.ans, and changes hij Grief at lalt 
 ii.tnKageaiulFi ry ; he runs hin.leif tor very madnejs 
 ag.ii'ilt ilie Val s, and bleak^ Ins T'ceth many time in 
 li.e I iniiiinier. I'.eli les this, they leazc and priek hini 
 With il.arp Canes, keep hini three or four Days without 
 M» .lor Drink ; after all whuli Mortih< ations, they at 
 ial'lirinp liMU Vultnal- and a Female to pleale him, by 
 v.Jii.h n.e.iiis he is peilvva led to be tame. 
 >^ This Ki:-.g's belt I-'.iii. loniiits in his Flephaiits, tho' 
 I,.- is able to raiU piodgious -Nrniies of Men too. .At 
 my I'unp there he mached againit the King of .Vi>'.; w '■■li 
 a B.'dy of -jroi .;o Men, and icco Flephant?. All thefe 
 Creatures that are for the Wars have Catties of X^'o'd 
 upon their Bi ks, 111 which are placed certain Soiildicrs 
 that light with Guns, Bowi and Arrows, Darts, and o- 
 ther Weapons. 
 The King lits abroad in rpi-n view twice every I)av, 
 '^''^^''j''j"f partly for State, and panly to do Publick Ji'lUec. T"he 
 nt s.i:g oi' Nobles lit on each tide hiiii at a pood diUance, and with- 
 f'i* cut them lland the Cinard which are very niiinerors. 
 T hole that the King will honour with his Converl'e lo'i e 
 to him ill this manner ; they kneid ilown Iv^ave the r 
 Hands I. p to their H.ads, and pit their Head.. 10 ilu: 
 (iroiiii.i three times, ai th .renti.iiAe, in theinidi.-wav. 
 .ii.d at tlv T appreach t > h:> M.i|elfy. It he like them 
 tl'.e, li' w.ih.ii three 01 f.,i;rl'aics of 1. 'ii, and he talks 
 v.i htl-.ein; but if not ihev reirove to a h.'ther diliam c 
 .Ml i\'it!"iiei» and th>Me th.i' cone to hii ■ for lulti 
 are \< IfHv lilen' before h m ; they lav n"rliirig b ' p 
 t -."P kill li:m their Matters inwricint;. Wha' they have to 
 '■ ' '■ ii. p.irt to I'.ini, is written w .th the pomt < f an Iron U|'( 1, 
 th.' Ic.nesot iViiie Tree, which are a fuli I.M in ieiipth 
 and 'WM li.ciusbioad, aini liovbled .I't'o. 
 
 of Pej^it with allhiiTroafurc^has a nnod round FamiJl 
 of hiiowntoiraimain ( I'evcral hunilitds el Woiren of 
 Pleafiire, and Ivtween 81 and 100 Children begotten by 
 liiinli'll' upon them ; but tvicr ai many itioa" would 
 nciilier make him a pi'or Frincc, nor thim li*"* K'neatli 
 theii crueCha'aCfeT and I'.ipnuy. 
 
 The People ot this Country ha'e a I'ancy that feis 
 tlie'ti migluilv aranlt wear ng ot Beards, ihiv pluck liie,,,' ,,,,' 
 llalrsbv the knot '. from their Facis vvitli hue Pimcr', f-uuiwi. 
 
 .Sane of them wdl let 1 (cw 
 
 '1 
 
 No iMaii c. ines w dur. i a I'r Kr.t, wliiili notwi-li- 
 l.ai.d.ni; IS ni t a'wavs .iceei ted. For if the King lil; 's 
 the Bu.uiefs, he tal.es the (Iitt ; if not, he reteriis it to- 
 i;eil;er will his dcii;alot tlieSete. 
 
 This I'r nee never guei. abroad but with a very iv- 
 ni nus Attendance b. di of G ards and No'.'le-mcn. 
 .S( in tiir.eshe ride> iia Caltle ( upon an Flephant) which 
 is valiiv mhaiui Ipieiii; d; lonietiinis he is carried upon 
 a preatFiaiiie, Ike a Hoil.-litter, epoii 16 or 18 Mens 
 Mionld(i>. This Frame has 11 little Houle up ii it, 
 CO' end over head, but oieiion the tides, all over taldod 
 and tVt with Rubies and .Sapphires. 
 
 Si'ch Coif IS nothing to to ndi a Prince as he is, that 
 has iiicxhaiiltible Mines loth of (iold and Silver, and 
 Jewelstoo in his own Dominions. Rubies, Sapphires and 
 .Spinelles are Native^of his Country ; and he can com- 
 mand whatquantities of them he pleafes, out of thole 
 T'u.ii. lies where bountil'ul Nature has hoarded them up 
 for h.m. 
 
 t'.i/i.'<i>; i> a place from whence tlicfe rare Stones are 
 brought J it is ll.\ Days Journev from Wf t in the King- 
 <loni of !'f«:., Theie are feveral high Hills out of which 
 iliev .li'.;;hem ; but none are perinitted to come 10 the 
 ('libber i'llt the \\'i)i'k-men themfelves. 
 
 Jeft by ihe P.iiace there's a Building which is the rc- 
 c ■]tacie.-,f a molt wonderful Trcaf.ire, which thisPrince 
 t!.:e!i iiui mind mueii btcaute 'tis (0 near him. It ilaiids 
 opui (■ iho with a good Cii aid ) for all Comers to fe'.- ; 
 leiii" jiluced ill .a great WallM Court, which has two 
 <;.i'es, biithcite iicverliiut in ihc Dav-timc. The King 
 
 made for 'hat piirpole 
 
 Hairs glow 1. getlicr in one pan of their I ac'^ or other, **[*■■". " 
 anil pull out all ihc relt. T hcv won 'er at a Man that 
 wear, a Beard, and look on him as if they thoup'.it him 
 either a very iVigh'fdor I'ldienlmis Creature. 
 
 .'iiid that Trick they have of colour ng their Tenh 
 Black is odd enough, and the leito'i why tlify do it ni t 
 lefldleami FiKdii!. For Dogs Teeth the-, fay are white, Kl k n 
 and that th"v inav not rilemble th.ti th.yTl make thoirs'^'" '' 
 black; but nti doubt but ton c D ;■< in their Cenntry 
 ti geilierwiih Wli teTeetliha»e BLiJt M.ir, uikip vvh'ch 
 aixoiint (to avoid ihe retemllanc..' they ought to lo- 
 lour theirs Wlite. Inttcad ol ilvs. the* m.ike loir. • parts 
 of thi ir B'dks blacker by ihe hc'p < f .\rt, than Nature 
 hisimde ihein ; prii king the Skin, and layini; rt; fi ii-.c- 
 thing that rive^it a deep and hitini; I'.luk. B't it muft 
 bceontetVd that this is a Mai'. !• uliar to the King's 
 Kindred or Coi inryMen ; tie Priicehimfelf isa Rr,,,, , 
 and ail the B vtw/t ddlnguill, iheii lelves thns, and nijnc 
 bet thev. 
 
 The Ciift.im whcli the Men ha'e of faftiiing bttle 
 lillls of Silver, I'r.i'.s'r 1 cad ifuolhe Pudenda is not k! ,v'|.|, 
 ttrrnge than any ol the former. Thev make an Incillon I'-i" 
 and to put iheiii in, oneon the < ne tide .ind annrlieronthe 
 other; tho'thvre are many ot ihein tint wear three of 
 thcfo CiloN.-s uponth'. I'art. iStaire.l Men (as the Re- 
 port goes ill the Co.'frv 1 pvtin i>ne every time they have 
 a Child. li!l it e .1: e-- t.i three, an 1 •!i,n ihey Hop and pn 
 no farther. The lealt lizc ot the B il ^ is as Ivig as a liuall 
 Walnut, and the greatelt w II irateb a li-i'e liens Egg : 
 The King and the Nobles vviar them of Silver, finely 
 gilt, and made I'o as to ring and n.akeanc lie ; ihcpoorer 
 tiirt hav e their.s of I ead, which giv e bnt little or no louiul 
 at all. The King 1 ften b.ttows fome that he has worn 
 himlelt upon his Noblemen, which is a very gre.it t'avour, 
 and they elleeni them mightily after he has uied tliein. 
 T is no dr-ubt a great deal of Pain .'.U'l troub'e they put 
 ihemtelv'.-stoto do this ; but they lav thev can heal the 
 W'oun.l tliat'Miiade, and make a'l vvho'e an. I well again 
 111 fvenore vh' l).'\s time. Ths Cultcm was iniro- 
 ilue d bv way of Pr..vent:oti an.i Keire.lv agairlt unna- 
 terM lull ; 'twas deligned to I .• a Kellraint upon the 
 Male Sex troin abu'iiig one antthei. They tliemlelvcs 
 know belt vyh.it I 'l' .-.11 1 Sen ice it is to them in that rc- 
 ip.'L^ ; b"t'isv..-iv well hii.nvii that they can take the 
 Halls ().. rot ihi- p.'ri .iiid put tli.'m in ag.iin at p'ealiire. 
 However, all rliol'e t 'oniiti ies ir teeins \vi re lormei ly iiifa- 
 leous to I xiren.il 5 f 1 the I'raObee of this .\bniiiination ; 
 th.- Wonien were a, molt wholly la'd bv, anil eonl.Hpient- 
 Iv every place by D.-grns grew thin of People. Af 
 1) aili Iwept av av the O'd (ieneratirn. no care was taken 
 I r the riling lip ol a N' vv one, and to they dwind'ed 
 ..way ; till the iril. he' ous FMcvls of their Crime vvcfC 
 to a;ifarent, ih.'.t I'lr Ci' il md Pol'-ical Reafons ihey be- 
 gan to think (.'" a Remedy. 
 
 T here is a 1 aw of an ancient D.itc amoiigft tiicm, 
 that regulatt . i'^ - Womcns Drel's. and limits tlicquantity 
 ot Stut?' thee ihall put into tlieT Garments. .And this 
 I awhaslieen lo n.gardly totheni. that they luve hardly 
 to mut h as decency requires ; their Cleaths are fo Itrait, 
 that liiey (liew one lide bare ibove the Knee as they go 
 .along the .Streets. 
 
 When the (V^Mf^c haytaSuit or law amongft them 
 that'sany thing doubtful and intiuatc, they bring it toan\v«yof dr. 
 illue by thisquiek method of Decition. The contend- >:"''"« •■"* 
 log Parties ( with their Judges or Arbitrarors on both'""*" 
 tides) go (low 11 to a River, and where they find a good 
 depth of Water, they leap in and dive to the bottom. 
 An.l thus the Buiinet's is deter.iiiiied ; for he tii.tt holds ir 
 m\i the longelt under Water, carries the d.iy. Which 
 method of ending long and difficub Cauf.'s, tliould it be 
 uled md prajliled in other Courries ; thole t!i:tt inan.i!,e 
 them might e'en I ap 111:0 the Water too, aiivl Hay there 
 fr Co )d an 1 all. 
 
 .As for th.' Tilde of thisCounrry ; the other p.irrs of 
 l:i;li.i do t.irnlh bur lew Commodiies comparatively that ., j, , 
 levee here. T liol'e that are molt in re.-^uelt are the Opium v "riti,Uiie 
 
 |. ' 
 
 id'Cti/'/rtv ■;the painrcdClothof St.T-i'-.f or'. .f;/.','/.".!' :>/,and 
 the white Cloth of B.');:;.^,,;. They brin^ hither ailiiyeatly 
 gox! :Tore oft 'ottcn-Yarn,dycil rcil with the'Root they call 
 det'olour; thisfelUvery Well, 
 
 fc 1 *IKt 
 
 S.t'ajWliicbfi- e< a very dura' 
 
212 
 
 7/t icmpicof Dogonne, 'I Mlipoics, &c. 
 
 Ub. II 
 
 liuh 
 
 Ai'.ti pi'cs ell 111 (trv.it qiiaiititu* Aiuiiii,^lt ihi' l'rr:,lr. 
 *l In ^ii r>liom it '•■ '. ' aiul I lie I fi»..i. ,/ / C'l-ill, min 
 ini. i;ii(i ,inil '111' lUrot ,N.'".i./, 'Ii> A/.i/.h.im a Si .1 
 Pun ill ilvs|'iiiiicKm)'.iUiiii i llii.Slii(<. lroiiiA/.i/.!.wi l.iili'ii 
 w ill .S.iihI.iI, I'lKcLiiic, riiil < ilicr ( /k;.! Wares, hhIi 
 I'.iinrliiu- Irnni W'lm-. , uiul IV| per iVdiii Vi.im/. 1. |( 
 the I'l r; I I I .'i(' •! ii'in.' iIk' Milp lunii A.Vi' 1 
 Wixili'ii Cli.tli, hiArlcis, Velio, I'l'iiMii, aiul 
 
 'I'liiTi' aiv ill /''i;!! a H.r' il iiiui l>cr rl Pnikcr> , ■ iplii 
 R.'kiii. ill M ) uli ijiarild ml m W'A >< iirduoiMor \im 4f ilic 
 iiitrinliik V.ilur, .in. I )(iii j'.ui' thein tin' ilii' 1 l'.iilis two 
 111 ',!r' lliiii.lr^il. I Ik'v .lie WiuihI .illci hi iii.ikt v»ii 
 Ucl i«mi(.ilt'noii, l-ei.Uiie ;.' II lell ji"'' Mm'i"i>liie 
 r.pnri tdeii Wiin's. Il' li.ev il n'l p.ii v i' •'' i'" n "in. 
 %iiii 11 .IV uke iliiiii luiiiie 111 V iir 11 1 le .iiul keep ilieiii 
 Pril" ners; ami alt.r ili.it, ^o'l nay ; i' eeeJ ,' hv the M- 
 limMiiee "1 tlie I aw ) tp t'.inlur l.xiieiniiies : Yon may 
 l.lkv !lieii\Viu«aiu! Cli. linen .iiiil ImiuI them 111 the .Sun 
 ( a< fd 111.111;, .S.i.-r.li,e».' .i; viuir Door. 
 !• jj.j.i,. The pf' P"" A'..ivh.iii..ue m I'. 411 
 
 I mean its uun 
 
 iiI'lMures 
 ! Kpper, 
 
 i: 
 
 Spuielles, Miisk, H^nitn ;n, Iraiikinieiile, hmp I'epf 
 T;n, I e.iil. Copper, 1 .lee.i ' nt' whiih tliey make haril 
 W.ix) Rue an.l Wm.' ma.le of thel.ime, aiij tome Su- 
 gar. r>i!t ot tlu'- l.iiter C'liiiin.ciliiy there woiiM le Co 
 mii(hni( rethan ihere IS, it it ueie mt iliat their hle- 
 phaiits tonfnnie.l I'mU .1 i.ilt finvber ol' the .Sii^ar Cams; 
 lilt they ilevoiir al'iirhl.iiiii lit them, ami luxeiiotaniore 
 pKalini; aiireeaUle l-o' il to thmi than iliile are. 
 • The Current Money iiithile pir's is a lort of Br.ifs 
 ''"I' which they eall (.>/,^rt; a^ tor GoUl ami .Silver they ;,re 
 purely Ciiininoilitits, ami are linirtinHs vvdiii niore 
 aikl fomctin es lels, as other Waiesare. I his Hrafs Mo- 
 ney gncs hy a N^'eiuht ulirh they eall Bira, am) that 
 ainoiiiits I.) fi.iiKtliiiij; Ms th.iii halt 3 Crown in our 
 Mr-iicy. 
 •If i.U. iril 1 he /'i-'jiif/I- biiilil miphty pompous TciTiples lor their 
 iJj:. ' '>lo'« J thev fparc no Coll ii'r l.alioiir, to make all ijio 
 KJitiees ilevoted toluvh a I le, as Brii;lit ami N'oUle as 
 thev e.in. 
 
 Their Varcll.Vs or Temples .iic Iniih rouiul like a .Sn- 
 j^ar I.oaf, lonie areas hi t;h as an orilirary Cliurih, very 
 brc.ul I'tiieaih, many ot" them aqiiajur ot a Mile in 
 Coiiipals. They bellow their GoUl at a innll proiliiMl 
 rate upon liuni, they Uinn all of tlieiii (;iMed in the 
 lii(;Iieraiki more emiiiciii parts; Init many of them are 
 ilone all ov^r fn/iti top to Iv ttoni, lo that there s iioihinp 
 learecl)i;i .1 GoKlen Facethat appears. 1 hen eury tin 
 or twelie Yi.-.rs il::'. ..ri mw (iilt, beiarle in that l'p;i..e 
 of I'tiie tlk Raiiiaial i'.ii.\\'e.ither have 1 rtity miiih im- 
 pairM ilk Hrnuty of ilum ; for it isto be r.oteil, ihatthiy 
 ll.,iiJe>i\ Is'il, leiiij'all open abrrad. Veie it 111.1 hir 
 this coi;Uant Ci nfLinpnon I f u. (lohl woiiKI le a ver\ 
 ehiapthinp in /'e:;w ; but tlie liicls ilevour this, as the 
 Filej hants lio the .S\ u.ir Canes ; aiA bnweeii thiiii bo'.h. 
 thiy n\ike both iMr.p.ira;ivi.\y ilea''. The Iniajiis 
 ( whiih ha-.e tliife plonoiis M.inlions f . iheir reliilenc ) 
 are 111 i hfs UMiiptiioullv liiek'J .ami ijiMeil than thev ; 
 the Voik-n,aii lieltows his belt Art ai 1 Skill to rimler 
 them fu nuich the more tiie CbjeCts of their bliiiil Wor- 
 fiappers Devotion. 
 
 Of the more private fort of Tempii.s (ami which 
 R.hl'jsoj... ,-^^^.„, j„ i.i.,..i(|,_,. |l,oKir.j:'s Peei.liar, or ;ome .AppenJa- 
 pcs to the Court ) there are for.r that are extraoriliiiiry 
 for the Images they crnt.i'n. 
 
 IntlK- lirft is the EiTr-vs of a King at full lenptli, all 
 of maliie Colt!, with a Crov.n ol th.- lame upon his 
 He-iil, ri Illy fet with |;vvJs; anil a! out him Itaiuls 
 tour Children, all ir.aue of the fame precious Me- 
 tal. 
 
 In the .Second, i'the I.iTpieiof a Man in .Silver vallly 
 prcar, ;.iul as highas an (n.linary Hoi.le, which n,ay be 
 cuelii-d ( without meallirliig ) from the proportion of 
 iiisFoot, which isthe fill lenph of a Man ; he is iraJe 
 fitting, and has a rich Cruvvn upon his Head Ike the 
 former. 
 
 In tl.e Third, you have ore of Bra!s, bigger and lar- 
 ger lii:'" the former, but Crowif,! like them. 
 
 .Aixi in thcbouith, another of Brab, but biggcrthan 
 all the relt, ,wi\ crown'd as iliey were. 
 
 In ann:her Court not far from this, Itard four othcrsof 
 Copptr.ali Hvn„iiK Forins ;n;d .''UirvdlousCircat ; they 
 were u.a 'e in tiie p'.'te v.lure they Itard, for they are lo 
 bulky and pori..iei..;is, th.it tlxy arc not to be moved up 
 and dov... Thefe Ita.id in four Houfcs too, whieli are 
 itiagn.iitcr.tly p'.\ a; tliey aho are liiLn.felves ail, except 
 iheir Fl.ads. 
 • p.r-.", a jjj,, j|,„ jj,g(^ cpi^.[ r-jj, J puM.i k T-. n rje or Varclla, is 
 
 fc?" gMT.' that wli.chthey ciJl"' Ix^c^.w, ;.lciit '-oD-iys journey 
 
 ll.in ilu ( iiv„t )',;,, 1 1, „, iliisi|i.iitlic/'cf,rrv|vi- 
 I. Miiilun (.land ^llgMma^•e. ai.d lure iliey uj,; r.ito ,1 
 Solemn hc.Wt; .uwhuli i n,i there is liih .1 N.,|lir,,u.a 
 ol \\< pli always iionii; aiul loiiiiiip.iliai ilure islinJI^ ,,fn 
 l.wrnig loi the.'ii I ) Waui or 1 .111. . Ml ilie I h.iijct.r. 
 ol Riamv. Pi.mp.nid ( . Ithicl's ih.u .1 iImhk i,t this Nj. 
 lurelii.iy Iv fuppoU.I m h.uu (111 tlu ir way ol Adorri- 
 inC, ) this has. |i, (itu.umn >» \a) hi){h, and ihere 
 arehur w.usihat li.uli.,ii, wimli.iu .ill .ilurg i\t ,v,t|, 
 Fiuitl'rics, liiilui .1 M.111 iii.iy walk two Mi.v'aii eiul ni 
 a'ovelv ihaile. 
 
 H.ird by II is anoihcr H.inly .StiiiCture ileligncil f.ir''''«* 
 the l.ilhpoiesor Prieltsto HreaJiiii. Ihis I lou'le is •,s"'" 
 H.uesnileiipth, has ilmr |.,..,n W.Uks ni 11, ami .,., I.trgc 
 gill Pillaisili.n It.iiidUtwun ilieW.,lU; it (ipinsnn .iji 
 hdes with rows (f imaller I'l lai ., which are hkewifc 
 ri.hlywallud with Colli, /s for the Huildwx u u|(, „•, 
 all ourliilt both wiihiii and without. Ddules this, there 
 ate levii.ll oihcr Hoii'.e* tor the T.illii (iie<i to eu'nilc 
 till irdil'isjn, whiih aie full of liragislHilli of Men and 
 Wrniin, and tlu le not a little adoi-..,! iindembellilhul. 
 lallly, ihireauului Hoiks built r .uiul about lor the 
 I uteri. uninent ol the iMgiims that c „ne thitlier; ili 1' 
 devout Men are not left to rake ui> iluir U)«lgiiigMi| • 11 
 'liebare {mouiuI, bm that their Kehgion nay i-e calic 
 (and not tirelome J they have lomfori.ible Recmavles 
 pimided liirtheni. 
 
 Thijfe aie .ibiiiidame of thefe Talhpoies in ;V;>«, ,ind ih,- i., 
 b all thai li.ni learn of tlum, they are ivcluv Ibi ^.T'- 
 iealors and ililigent Men in t'leir I'l notions. 'J juy 
 pieaih warmly .nga.iillihi Viics of the \\i,\ U. and gre.i- 
 luinil Its gold ilum for InlUuetiotr, m niatuis leljiiiif fn 
 iluirSiperlliii.;!!. They are iniilulinj by the People "..'i- 
 pi-ially inthel.mples; the ( .iriy lepairs tliului, Jiuf,.! 
 the Do. r walles his Feet out 1 f a VeHel,,f Wiur. win '1 
 Hands ilure tin that pin pole ; then heenurs m, hii,|.i. (. 
 hisJl.uid.stohis|le.ul twue, liiltioihe I'm II .ind then ,!, 
 the Sun, and lo he liisdowii. 'I he lallipoies Ine aiio. 
 geihir ui'on the iKinllie and Cli.nitv ot the People 
 ihey go.ilMMitwitha gie.u Poi of F.nih tved crols ihi.r 
 .Shoiildeis, .md lo vilit the goodHiiilis, .imi pel Rm 
 Fuli.ind Hubs, whiihis.dl thur luing. 'I hey don't bee 
 iKu loniuihas luite open ihur MouiIn h, ask li r aiiV 
 ihing, but ihey make very bioad ligns, for thev (tand ,. , 
 the Door and Ihew chsii Pot, wlmh '.lie giMjd nam,;!. 
 People till wiihout any n.ore ado. N.iy many iuii« 
 when they area PieacliiTig, their kind Aiubrorsenme and 
 iarr\ them Pivl. nts into the Pulpit ; not ih.it thev intei 
 ri'pt theinleln, in their Dilunirle to i, ike what iheoiluis 
 gne, butaieiiiin Perfondoes it fir them, who lits In 
 them tor th.aipuipile. 'Ihev fay it b.eomestliem, ami 'i . 
 thiuDiity 1., lueil'isF.lecnvf r,lr:.;I.ile. and iliey oui I; 
 |..ioi!tent ihemliivcswiihit; iiMvliiih Noti. n ifihey'.ire 
 rot ga.itly niiltal.sn, iis leriain ihe Religi' us ni < ih. r 
 p..i!s 1 t the \Vi rid think them to be llj. 
 
 ll'.ey admit rone tot..l;el)ulersai:d le of rhe Saeii'v.'\' 
 t:!' they are better than tvviniy Years of Age, the moll. '•, 
 par: it wh;eh time thev mult have fpeiii at .School. 
 When they e.ould be iniiiated, they lome before tlu- 
 lUmlior Pr'iuipal laHii-oie ( who is.dv.ays r ne of iji,. 
 molt learned .in.i nglt ihein ) and he tries their Abilit t, 
 lirltof allbyal'.leniiDiipuie in which he opp^fes, and 
 al'.er that by an Lxan-.inatii.n. Then heennriresof them 
 vvhttherthey are contented to leaie then- Friends, to a 
 bamlon the Company of Women, andtake up nih'enitli- 
 Habit ot aTalhpoie ( whdi is m.'eed lo bale :iiid beg- 
 garly, ih.at 'tisof It felf alone nolittle degree ofMortili- 
 cation tora Man to fnbmit loit ) they wear only a tlun 
 brown cloth neu their Skin, and upon their Shouldeis 
 anotherot Yellow, doubled many times, bothwhuh.iK 
 falteiied to them with a broad Ciirdle; alxjut their Necks 
 hangs liSkinby a String, whu h is a Ibrt of ar(;rtableCulhioii 
 to tlum, lor they ule only that to (it up.-ii ; their He.ub, 
 Feer and right Arms are quite bare, and ihe.\ 's nothing 
 elfe 1 elrngs to them bit a Sombrero to tcreen them tr.;n'i 
 the .Sutiiii .Summer, and the Rain in Winter. To be fo 
 (iiell'ed .iiid to be fo maintain'd as the lallipoies are, 
 Ihouldbe (one would think ) li.vercife enough t'.r (vli' 
 ,!eii;.'.l, without abaiKhiiing the other Comtort's ot Life; 
 but thcynuill endure all thole Seve/ities, or keep out of 
 tie laercihcnerable Order ; to come 111 10 which, is .111 
 Honour that ( to fpeak the Truth ) fxmsto be very dear 
 bought. 
 
 Uiit thole th.it can get the Viiftory ov fr ihemfelves, and 
 govern the Appetiies nf frail Nature lb tar as 10 throw oH" 
 .ill the FniO)ments of lite World at once; that h.ue 
 courage eiio' ;;h t<< .iiifwer the Rowli with a bold Affir- 
 in.inve, and t.-ll him they are contented to do whu h- 
 .ask'd ; tliele Perfuns are receiicd widi the greatelt Tri- 
 umph into the Society, They are linUarried about the 
 
 Strtc . 
 
 hial! this Countiy 
 |,'incii t! drain, of 
 I'lodv V Trovilions 
 lliat ill T neglect il 
 
 li 
 
i^\\XVlll. Ortlcrsof rhcTallipoks, &c. 
 
 21 
 
 : I"- 
 
 d>l 1. 110 .1 
 
 i~hirill\,in\ 
 
 ; lit tliiN Nj. 
 I <il Ailiirn- 
 
 .lllll llnT,' 
 
 "')! Ill mill 
 - Ill iiiil III 
 
 I'lujncil fur I'M 
 
 lllMlIf IS ., "" 
 
 H'l.l .,>. I.uf!c 
 
 ')|vris (in all 
 
 •iri- likiwilc 
 
 It lilt, it"» 
 
 l>» tills, there 
 
 "I i>i'riilc 
 
 I'l Men ami 
 
 'ii'lHllilhiil. 
 
 I liir (In- 
 
 llllllTj ill I". 
 
 )^f!iii.H> ii| . II 
 
 ly i'c uUii 
 
 KcctpLuKs 
 
 1 /V?//, aiiJn, I,. 
 :('l«v ilrkl.P" 
 
 '11 IV 'J llty 
 
 •llul PUM- 
 IS Ifljlllli; fii 
 lu'Pidpli- i.t . 
 'II11.1, .Itul" ,,! 
 
 A'.iur. ivli' 'i 
 
 111, llli.lii; \ . 
 I .llul IJKii t,', 
 
 'lis luc altii- 
 
 tlic IViipIc , 
 ■'I I rills ilu.r 
 111 fill Rill, 
 liiy ildn'ilv!'. 
 
 ask U r .mV 
 tliov Itaiiil ., |, 
 
 I'II'aI 11.11 1 1 ., 1 . ; 
 
 many im t. 
 orMoiiic aiiit 
 
 It lIlCV ilitli 
 
 i.u tiifoilurs 
 "liii (its In 
 liiiii, aiiil 'i ^ 
 III liny 1.1 ! 1; 
 I 1) iftluy .i!v 
 ' lis 111 nl'.rr 
 
 'lie Sociirv.',; 
 ;o, the molhi ■! 
 
 at iehool. 
 l' hefuiv the 
 ■i 'lie <( the 
 liiir Aliilii . , 
 fpiife;!, aiiil 
 
 iixsol' tlun, 
 I ienih, t') .1 
 pi iiiheiiitli- 
 ale .iiiil jiep- 
 ■ <it Mortili- 
 only a thin 
 ir -Shouhkis 
 li \vhkh ,:ic 
 their Necks 
 alileCiilhion 
 :hfir He.-,.],, 
 iv's nothini; 
 
 them tVoiii 
 To be l"i) 
 llipnies .ire, 
 ii;h |.,i- lelf 
 rt.s It Life; 
 seep out ot' 
 vhich, is ,111 
 ic very dear 
 
 nfeivcs, anJ 
 o throw otf 
 
 ili.u h.ive 
 
 IkjI.I Affir- 
 io whit li'.' 
 •eatelt Tri- 
 ll abuiit the 
 Strcc; i 
 
 'rv.iin ll'iiWail^. *viiii t)niiii..iml l'i|.e-. Iv.mtip .iiv! 
 I luliiiK iH-fnrcihsiii, ami atltkf.imetiine are \ery lui,.!- 
 ',,.,'|\ .liilt i ii leii'i; I'll' liilk iiiiie ihcy iiiii'K'ierU- I'l, 
 ,iJ t'.r.s IS 1" till tlie NVi rM, tliai iliey are now noing t» 
 l.!t ixf all lilt' exterivil l'ii;rp an I Miaveiy. 
 
 \ tV« I )a) naffer tins they aieiMrricii upon .1 ilpnp like 
 iHiifle-l I 11. "|'"i' ten ir twelve Men< .Sh'iiil.li'is, wuji 
 \>rn .11.1 I 'rill"' '■" ' ' '^ i I'll' ii"^v all their Inen.ls .v- 
 
 I'l •hem t'l". iiii'l li.iiil' iliey appear in ihe llahit'it 
 I , "it'iii. Thill they ure aii'iiii|Mnieil o ilieii Cells, 
 
 .1 leli ti) a Life 111 I'tpjtarly DeMHiuii fur the fn- 
 
 • ■)>.• Tallipoie' live iVir (he moll part otir i-f the C'ifies 
 !.»• j,,| l(.ttii«, p'antinp ihemlelves Iv the Hihw iv I'.!.- 
 ,-11 '< .hii'iir" tl'i WiJd.'. .111.1 'I hill. el'. ; llieiv I Inul.s .ne 
 I I'l 'hincs irei'Uiliipdii fix oreinht l'i)lt<, ami they n.iiinf 
 lllim ".!;li a I-l>Mir < f twelve or fmineeii Uoiii .i«. I 
 ,' ;ir i.ml ilvi- ihev are iiii'ih lor bin ;et\, lui e\i; y ' ii ' 
 (■ iIv in li.;< hiHf.|ara-e lloule, ainl .Uv.ll- liy hii f 'f. 
 |l„l.'l rMlsreftiilate tiieir lexeral Feall> I'y the Mi ii". 
 'f,\ .111.1 uli n 'tis New M'wn, thi'y keep ther |<rcati !l 
 ,■'.1 i;:iilt fiilinm (inf. Then the lV"ple feiil Riie, an I 
 (•|,,rlhii.|!s, to iliat CInireh ID whiih tluy belnn;', j aiil 
 ; l;heTa'l'p()ie«tliail)e!(ini: to the fame too, iiKetlin.- 
 i' , .mil eat the (ino.l Thinps whiili tlu IVuple leml 
 
 ilii'.iiii. 
 
 I lan'i I'lii (iMerve, tha' the Priells in cilier pir:s uf 
 l,.l , irix niiiih nuire lAreiii' iiy ami l'o| pilli Siipeilli- 
 i: nwrli iheir Relij;liin tlian ihele in ('",'• ' li I, il n'l 
 Ic, iit'J im.nil Id niieh the aniiilinp i>\ the IVup!.', an.l 
 I r f:i '<, iK' I ^•llt'l .itiil I 'lule. 11.111 linni'ito f 'ili .ililiili le 
 Sill i <}■'» to their I {.•if.oiir asn.aiiyci'tlie relt i!o : I \k\ 
 it .1 p'.ii'i, po r, irjiiif:..! liirt nt W'railiis ; ..!! ihe'r 
 Si r . 1,' Itiilinif. i' ' iily t.i preach to the I'cople, ami their 
 '1. 11, "'^i lopei iheiriwn Lninc.s. 
 
 ili,i/i. '.i-i'i, at /'(';. ■ foiiii- ii re. I ilep.irtcil lion that 
 ]'.:.'!fr C:ty to 7>"/.-/"'i, v.hiiji is i; Uayi J nrney N. 
 k.fr'in p." . •iii'i l'.'".l 1 inilii Country of the '.(iv; I'l.- 
 ■,■'■, or i':;s we ta'l •'. -i') tl;e 'i-ny, •>' r/ . In this JiPinney 
 I iPi'sM I'l vera! frMiil'iil an.l \erv ilelii'litfnl Cuniitrics 
 H.'.ti'r'il with hneRi\ei<, Ifa.le.l wiili Wixijs, .m.l iliole 
 rcpkniliril with w M Bullies an.irtcpliai.ts. 
 
 _ . ■ 'V is a Town of very e'in'iiler.il)le l>i; tr f<, the 
 HmiK'. are all linilt of .Stone, theS.i-eets lar);e ami w .le, 
 jii.l n;l \erv well peopl.J. The People her.' .ue ci r..e 
 iin.nur'.l at Uiih en.!s, H.a.l ami Feet are haie, luit tlir 
 n'uW'e Rceion lia> a C'loili An- t it. 'I'lieAlen .iie (tniiiR 
 ■ nd v.ell iii.nle, ami ihe W..iiien fuivr tli.in tli 'f.'nt J' ■:;/;. 
 Ill aP. this Conntiy tinv have no Wheat ; Ri.e is theii 
 I'ancil '.! Gr.iin, "f win. Ii iliey make a fort of Cake-.. l)f 
 .I'Inth'.i I'roNilioiisihey h.ive \all pleniv ; tluy ar.fo I'lill 
 
 'lie iioiioll txjrc.liui (if (..lefaiiJ M«i'rniii • u.il bv 
 KrI.tti ns f.r ciih 'tlirr, i« t ;a',c then I l.'i.l. , and 
 ill s l>el|vaKstIicniijli«M"i!rnc-s.-.J.;cJi f rtlicy v«luc 
 'heir I lait at ,i very prcat riiw». 
 
 Mavnig w\' liniili',1 tiv. pnl'.i't Cnirrn^ in thtrp 
 C'liintrlc., I i.vcpar'il lir a V 'y^<"-lnt i (i iftilm pan* 
 (it the //. '(>) AikI hrl'. I went I. ii !>;•( 1 1 ,\ i,, ,■., m|. 
 l;i'« 'nthc w.iy t,y the Illc r,,,.:, fi.u.ii'ii:,, (iitniitiict 
 
 Iinthitilervcall I.I if. 
 
 ..■\\ '"'■'','';• '^■, '"•••' «'■••' «h'f) <t"- P' '"o/.-rt hatlft 
 
 Laltlc har.l l-y tlir Vt, I iit tlie C'.nry All kut.I ^^"H"" •^^ 
 
 r'.e.iUlcMt.l ii(i,Suli|t.>i 11 ti th.111, f'ft l-clM-ilen-'" '"' ' 
 1 lely I'l the M /•»/?.(( ; rii'.'le .-.i,- i p .nie lisi'plity I'c - 
 pie, have nit ■\tr'''\f. let .i C. .j.t' <v. t!io Wa'lc, and 
 
 • K lliltlieraieio.'iil tl, ir 1 1 ■.•.'>. I liihiii. .i.cni.v 
 i.y .Mii|'s_f,„n, (■,,•„,, ill.- .-./' , ... J}.,,',-, J,,., ,^ ,,uJ 
 ■/^ • , v.hiiii l-niij; .Sj'i. es, IVn;.,, l)l,niii n |,, aiul 
 
 thr 
 
 '.ti'rr Sroni-H, 
 
 . i'' ■, ni'pled ill. iiii!kii:. 
 ill all ( therpla.e'. 
 I'eiijaiinn ami ('npj.r 
 
 of their lli.i.! 
 
 iii.les, a til i:j' ilkv 
 
 aic the C' iiin-.f"lities "f the 
 C'luimiy ; Iwt tlieC /(. /' Mirelaiits fgr.ar Niiiiilers of 
 iilmm mine to j :mil--: lirini; iMi.sk, (i. !', Silver, ai. ' 
 cJi.riMen handle.' "f their Country. 
 
 \\'li.n tliefe People aie li.k, ili.'y make a V. w of an 
 OiVcrini', 'ilMeat, in cile iliey reiover ; an.l It n'e (>ftlK 
 Tiilipcies lit liy ilieni every Nij'lit, an.l liiip t . pleal'ean.i 
 p.i.iiie the anpry P.iw.r i1i.it has hurt ih'.-ni. Il the S'el: 
 recovers, all his I'rieiu!-- meet topether, atul .live'i thein- 
 l.hes V. itli I'eallini', Paiuinp, ami Mnlii'; ; wliil^' ili..'\ 
 .lie J.incini; an.l plajinp, tluv hoot an.l liu'luw a< I' ml as 
 they lai', wlii.li they lay .Irives awav the I'l Thini; that 
 has i!(;ii.- ihiin mik hiel ; and if a lililiy Noife w.iuj.l .'o 
 it, peih.ipstli.'.' may. 
 
 If the l'ar:v dies, he is larrie.l upon a r.rear Tovver- 
 lik.'Fra.'.H', with a Coveriiif. of Canes pilt ; tiiis sl'ro'ipht 
 by fourt.en or lixteen Men (w'th a Pnueilion ol I'ipe, 
 .ir.l Driiin.s, ami all his Iriemls and Neiplilionis) to a 
 pl.ice w.tho'.it the loun, and there the H'.'dy is Imrni. 
 Iniinlieme ihey return to the Ho 'fe of the D.eeal'ed, 
 and liani)tiet there for two iJays ; they n akc a I'l.ill al- 
 vv.iys Imeeeil a Funeral ; jiulpinj; it eon.enient alter fo 
 l(nv a ili-preilion, to pne their Spirit.s fumethii". if an e'e- 
 v.ition and.arrv off the Maek Thouphtsof tlie (irave. 
 At ihe end of tii.s Twi.-Davs Fealt. theWi.inw, with 
 ill her Keiphlxiurs, po to the I'iaee of IJurnini;, and p.a- 
 tliir i')nlii.fe P.cl eks of the Bones ihey e.'ii liiul ; then 
 ih'.v lirdiwna v.liilc .ind llie.l f 'Uie Tearso\er the Allies 
 of the D.-ccas'd, ar.il fo e'en po home apaiii, an.l put an 
 , en.l to .SoiTovw. Thi, is belter luliall than po np to burn 
 for Company v.itli a .lead Husband, and the Women 
 hcrealsnuts are fowile as to rhink fo ; they are noi ambi- 
 tious of that Glory that the oilier lii.l:.-f:< ot tlu ir .Sex are, 
 nnr don't think it enouphio pay them for the lot's of iheii 
 dear Lives, to have it Inul after they are pi^ne, Th.-y were 
 
 f.i.il i.atcly fond of rheir ilusban.is, and aleen.led the 
 uncial Pile with a Boon (jiaee, and a Noble Courage. 
 
 "rii. ri. /,■;;«.•;.• Captain ' f .>.'.-.'- t n'ake* n"iil Profits 
 'I liie Jradeim 'leitial' 1 il . le lllamls, lii. e n -.Ship* 
 p.i villi ut his Liicncci an 1 th.'.t {'riiip,* lihn m l.uiie 
 Snnis' 1 M. ne>; c\i',) Ye.ir. 
 
 Whti'ihe r </(;;.•' ^.•;'i) :-(m M:--r Inf.' , n-) 7-p,iv r»i,^»ri 
 thev I i.ry .n|i nr y. th th. ,. Vim .' ^ ''k (;' ,M, M • k, aml-L': I". 
 I ofselaiHs, ,i',d ihey brinp Ir m ;heiii • iiothnc bin .Sil-i/.'^ 
 Mr. Ihey haic .' pre.nC araiki'M- pi-v'. ihitlier y.'.irly, 
 an I le'iirn. I .lek v.i h a T eaf -.ri 'i ^ joou Cr. laWs i 
 ami all this ,.v<".y.' .Silver, '..ithone diinl part .-j itniih 
 ni-rc, ilu) .IS e nda-iily In . ii. iiC/-Mt.i thc.r v. ry 
 p\a. a.Kannpe, rpm tin fe fame, an.l other C<. iimnli. 
 lies', '..ITeli they tranlpo.t fn'in thtnre o ;/.-■•■. Thi- 
 f'H.','i- are peneially prettv j. al s of them, en I woit 
 t'-.'ft iheni too far, tho' ihey .. .'.I'l-id nr',1 trade vvlili 
 them. 
 
 When iliiy runie to /./).,■ , i'l f, ,. ., ,|,i.ir t^n .• i f lay 
 there sliiim..! to fi ih a nn'i ' ^r i f Uayi v. l-ieii. vrirtj 
 Iliey n.iilt p.Kk lip an.l be t;oi'e. Wli-n t'f v euer the 
 r.ateii, the City, ih > mull .'.'" enter their Nanus in .a 
 Book ; an.l as they i^o out at iNi...h . they iruil raf • them 
 oi't apaiii ; I fay a^ the', p,o cer, f.j.- the C .'.'/e woi'f 
 ti'i'll til. .11 111 Town all Ni;'ht, b.it f'r.d th":n ti iliL-.r 
 Boats. If any of iliem lln ii'd llav afir th m- an- -,tej 
 ti've is out, rliey'd leriain'y ir.ake th ni Itayavhi'c 
 lonperapanH their Wills; an 1 in ih.it C.ife iliey iLnit 
 lend th' in to lndpe in the.r B .Us without the Wai's. but 
 let ih iiilie uith-n ilia i^oo.l llroii'.', Priloi|. '1 hef.-Ril '.lej 
 io they run for the a.b'anta ;e of that Trale, rotw'iili- 
 iVir-dini; wh . h they ilen't think lit t • lo liike .i. 
 
 Aii'onnll the M -ha Ills, I obferv'.l, th.it a M.in ii-aji 
 keep as 11 aii^ Coneul iiie ■ a; ever he v, ill i.r«K al 'c i.i rio, 
 bi't he nu'U have b.t one Woin.in to nvi; the h'aiti" of 
 W.le to. 
 
 /. /-:" is an Ulan, I anon}; the •* :, ■ Lies fiotii whenec '-'•■""'• 
 u.iiie the Dinn. nd;. of the . .ev.' Wat,-. 'Ih -y lin.l therii 
 ■n the Rhus, t'or th,' Kiiiv; will in t fnier ihe n vni'", the 
 
 . '■ ! ■ is an iher of thofe Idan.ls lo.i, whii h a.T-:ds7"''''- 
 iliuk '.a'li.il !c Sicnesj a'ul .it i.f aie <J ihe Ki ernlio 
 
 1^1 f 
 
 I'ri'iV' f th.' plaiedrax.sa 'Oi.ltaiit Srpply (.fG 1.1. "j^fi'" -"'l' 
 >aK i:d . f ali'.le Hill, o.' Mais i ' ' ai:i|, v.liich s'ieh- 
 I ■ nii' v.",...'.;e 1 '.•. ith the ("tar of that Me- tl ; ,- tl,.y t,ic 
 it away, i.i Nature fill; it up .i;^ain, .md fiirnilh-:.! f clh 
 lli'ie. The.' fay, it'svi.iWe but unee a Year, .ti 1 tha- ii 
 v.lien the Waier is love, i'l or ab ei the MvjPiii of 
 
 In li'iii.: (anolher of thofe Illau li a iionpflth.- ',-; :.'t)s;,j|,i. 
 ihe Laws of iJi.niellick Oidei' obl.rve 1 eveiy-v 'e;' ■ el'e 
 .ire quite inveite.l, and ihe .\!en .i-.l W( -veil . !ini"e .lii- 
 linelsan.l C .nditi n. Ft r h re t'v 'atte-- il ' e a-'i ' i 'I 
 and do all the li.ir.l 1 abour ih.i: iii>,l,.,.'|l) . .!,-r' i /tiic 
 oiher .Se\ ; while the I'ormei' !i: Ibij a. h ii-' I; c';i ^'o -fc 
 an.l nu'fe the Chil iren, tr,- \'.',e!i -.'i.-v r'eail', <■ i a r ." l' 
 an.l t.ii.e !' . r ', iuifnre. i'.,. I ... ••■. ;ln ! tlie'l'-.-..,."; .-.'J':,! 
 be eo.iiapio. s, or diai .my oiluru.' the ImU.-.i: W,, n,;i arc 
 lueh eafie Fools asrhofe of /;.'...' -. 
 
 Having fpcnt fume ti lie .nbom tlicfc p.-^i'ts, I r.-fin'd .>;; 
 Irom'.ii/r.,-.! to Mrri.-v.ii, ar.d fifW ':.■, vh.'i'. i .lai I -*■ iJ- '(S'J 
 the llmnd time) fonie Iiv e oi iix M nth ■'; an lihen went 
 toC'/mo,, w here I embaikM tor /,■.•>';;.•/;. Ths V< vaoe •$'/■""'"•• 
 was b: ih ilanperous ami te.li'iis t. o"bv ••etf..n ' f c< n- 
 trary Wauls, and ba.l Weather, tli.n we met with ; but 
 havii'P happily fnrnioi'nte.l all tiiole Diffie.dtie. ve atvww' 
 lallre.uh'd oiir .lelire.l Port in that C. initrv. H't-'I' "' 
 w.as oblij'e.l to Hay for paH.ipe at leilt tlvee Monihslon-r* 
 per, which having procured, I iliippd my feif f ,r c„- "' 
 
 Ill this Voyape we rutiei-'J iiricv. iis Fxtreinit'es for 
 want ot lielli Water; for we ueie .a'undame of rs in 
 Coiopaiiv, the Weather was very ho: too, and wo were 
 oUeii bcsahn d. We were nor rehee'd till v/e reath'd tiic 
 
 Ills 
 
 ^; 
 
 i. 
 
 ,1- 
 
 
2I4> 
 
 Cochin, Cakxut, MaLihars, <jrc. 
 
 m 
 
 i; \ 
 
 y 
 
 Hf 
 
 III* ot ('•^;)►, at which |>la<c wc (».ii.l fonit U.ni, till wr j 1 ijt a» .i t>U\\\ W ilU, ami utlim I'd JiliiliwtfJ » 
 
 »< t/ ii'». (,,,1 {^.{;^,.r fiifiKll.'a tmr 111. it Icir ilic nii-ainirp rariut 
 
 *fU» II.' \ \w h'tir't'idnrlt nf thi« ICaml, rin.lcrt it very fit ti> l'« 
 
 inaJi' .1 Kitriiliiiiji I'l.ii.'. I'liMli.' War» Ktwi\i\ ihc N*- 
 U ii nil \\w V .'.,;■■. ^ , ili'l •« th » tiiic inaKi l'ro\i.iim* 
 ilc4r. 
 
 ■|hcl' ini' «M«iMuliMv.i'r'iigtoft.ini' thoni n 'li;irf .»- 
 WIcii, (■•,'■ / I lioliul CI 'il u!I ii'.t ii'T III IU!Ut' !>v 
 IjuhJ, 1 mi not havmi' .■» l-'lut, mi^lil i.. i tr\ri\t ilicm 1 1 
 • S'.iip'v I'V Si-.i, vvImIi t'li'y c t i\irv Yi.ir I'mni U >■ 
 f^nU, IK'liaUii \riii\ (iT i . < i ■ r Mi'ii, ami .( |',i>..it Iluii 
 «;f F'c) 'nti't t itoi\' (■ ■ 1/ ' I Imt hit Si;!irkr> n iknl .^^ in 
 (iny JctVi.i.ic Am « s .I'ul t'lir urtciiiUi'tiPi'^.l' lilii Daf* 
 ,\\\i.\ \ r.m, ihcv li.ivl M .<k»' •>, w'.ih wl\..litlK\ i: u<4 
 
 i»)t III 
 
 1h' >!<I ■ 111 ifiip .iloiig, 
 
 'I lie ' fJ'.i 'I ililliT miiili fmiii iluMiilicr >fi',i,'in ,.1 
 aiv l.iiil Id I'l' iif till K.ui' III' ilic \ T , I (if C (/,,,.•. rii t 
 h iM' il,/ r HmJ« niixliiiiy ivi'Un il'il wili li.nr, jvi,,), 
 ilic\ l»iiil up w.ili.1 Sir ii(!, .iiul li.ni' 4 W.iilil III i„,,||,i ' 
 rtliir liifVi. h .ippiMr ii|! uitliin.t tin- Hjiul. I luy jii ,, „ 
 l.i;l Itriiii^ Miii.i;. i<tl Jt ll,<><iliiu' Ultll .1 l.iMi;(-How («hi,i, 
 '■'••" '■ " "'v.irnn;. I III iinkillil 111 the M.iiumiii 
 
 'I luy li.iie iiiily \ I'lv ' ' 
 iluin, .iiul ilitlc tlii-y haiiilli \ii> h.i.ll 
 
 \.Mit(i.. 
 
 S lUi ■ 
 p ri>«J 
 
 i ihcir lull WiMj'nn!. I 11I iin killi I 
 
 t' I iiv .\mi» ! 'I luy li,i\e iiiily I i'lw tjli\er»amiii,BJt 
 
 y h.ii " • ' • " 
 
 i(>k' lute .\s l.irpi' I lis .IS ilidd- of <V) ,•,., j^,) 
 
 I'y M.ui>IU \i'iy lM4i\ . 
 I lull' IViipk' lute .\s l.irpf I lis .is ilidl'i- 
 
 very ^' I' I. 
 
 "i'lu.) Ii.i\<" nil '(" < innllilu'Couitry, i""'! thiir \:W- 
 pliAnmar- I'f a i»v lii linil'ir R.no ili,iii ilinu- 111 |'., " i 
 I'tit ycf ilu' ('•>..(■ J r.«\, ili.il iluir* aro ilc U-U in iKi 
 Wnrl.l f(ir M.it!i' .11 .! Cimi.ipi-, anil that imnc ol' llu' 
 h '^i' mimltr is llciili.in > nl' i'iIut paru, liaro I'liHimr.ii 
 
 lll'lr inllc OIK'S. The Pii>|<lf IJKnilllM.tlHl, l.itll Mill 
 
 ai\l NVi'ui.'M, are iMier.illy of .1 \ery liiiJ'l life ; In t I 
 fiMrcei'iii'k they .Mi: llie Ivlk .SnUliern .iitlie Wiirii!, aiul 
 till r t ImasK'r i r Meitli aiul Spirit harilh cimusi.p tn 
 ih.Ti f il'eir Ml l,..ii!-. 
 
 The Cimiitv i- iiiv \i II ktmwii tn Invi iIk TUpil- 
 laiinn (if pri'iliieini', ilir I. It I'lii.iiiinii Rii!i.., Sapphires 
 .m.l Sp'O'-'Mes, in tiv Wi iM ; ashr thilc |i\\,lsilieKiii|< 
 woDt U'lhi« SvihjeCh ilp, lor iluiii.lvH Ins I'lieniirslliMilJ 
 kii"U'iil i!h"1i, ami I'll iliue limi oit m' h;s drmtiy I'nr 
 the lake ot' that Treaiiiie. Hi that Caiearul C'aiiiii.n i» | (JMy Men ,_ they ar 
 now to K'l'iire m'i'.ii I'laiit, anil eo'iics UM lat.' (wh.ii- 
 «ver e/iul it mixhi hue iltiiie roriiv.rli), for the ['.'lu- 
 f/.i-j-, 111 cimiiiij; t I leiile lliemfehrs theiv, ll.eiv'J tliey 
 l\i pahemleil there \va. iciueihim e'l'e ti. I'e fimiul at C 1- 
 lo,,. li-li.KaVkIe-lhe!lsan.llMil.:e-U..iKs. Tiiele Wo- 
 
 }ilc fat leatkthnl'e that lixealiinit ili.C'inUs) cnmciil iluin- 
 elves iviih very mean in>l fiiriv II nks, mi>le ot the 
 BMnelu's of the Palm, aiul loin'il oier w;ih I.ea'es of 
 the lame. Thev arc hiaeker than iivlk oi the ln.Ui'n, 
 «nil ileriie their Stock from the fhin;.\ihyr', wh'ih they 
 
 ihcy uear ilieni aiways lull of Rmni In with IVarl', ,ii,| 
 I. aluahle Stones ; Tluir lUl'it aiui'Coiiipltxioii inuliiu 
 ililliiii:! an. I pe..iiUar Deliriptiuii. 
 
 I he Kin;;i.f iliis plaie has Ivseral I'alaits ami ll,,.,,, 
 Ill I'U.ilen, h.i ihey are none of ilieni larpi atul ||,iii% 
 I le remo e> i;p .iiul ili.wn ssiili a Imall liiiaul, Ir. m , ,„ 
 ol tlieiii 10 itii itliet, aiiil ncMr (lays in a pl.iic alou' In 
 ot lix l)a)s. 
 
 There s ahriiiUnie of I'epi'tr, anj loarfe Cinair.un 
 
 IhomI Ciii. 
 
 fei\ F.i!.«y, 
 
 r...M. 
 
 Scitt <) f 
 
 Piniilionf 
 ■11a Wilir. 
 
 fay are the heft ofa'lihe A/..'.;, r-. 
 
 To have a very 1 r 'ad Harping bar, is a .Mark nf jrieat 
 Honour anionnlV them ; anJl li)ine of iheiii a' e therefore 
 vcrv honnuialile l'erl"on<, haviiii; Eau (in proportionj more 
 like I'.'cp'nms than Men. 
 
 ■Thei' Halit aiul Drel's is fnmiii'il up in the one paili- 
 ca'arof a CI' t'l .alH)ut ttieir miihlles ; the Km;^ hinilelf 
 wears no more, only a line C'lnih wriatli'.l about Ivs 
 H '111, ami wlileh all'' ties up li':s Ion;; Ha r. 
 
 Havini; ma.le a il.urt Ita here, we proeeeil.\l in oiir 
 Vo\ap', aiul ilouliled the Cape C n ", 1> ivieen win. Ii, 
 ami ihe inain Liiul < f .W; ■■,"..•.• "■, rliev h:h for Pearls : 
 "I'h.'V i,et iK.o.l Q;iantitiis everv Yeai', fo as to ferve the 
 nearer par-.'s of K'/'-r pretty pteiitifi llv wi-h them; hut 
 thife Pearl ha\e no; that rshrOrem I nllic th.tt thol'e of 
 Ba'-'i'i" have inihe/'e'./;' <'"ll. 
 
 .\fter Cape Coiiuri w: pafsil hv (>:i.':m, which is a 
 Fort of th.' /'''.f;r.i'i;c, from wliencc comes goo.] Ilore ot 
 Pepper into /'<"';<; i"'; ami here 'ii« tliar thi'\ often laJe 
 one of tliiir Can'atki. Thus ) .rhni; the Coalt, wc at 
 lalt arriveti at C./'.'w, where we I'ounil a i;reat liareitv of 
 Pinvilions; for here yniivs ii-iiher Rie ■,' nor any other 
 Corn, aikl what they have ttlie i;:catelk part at lealt: 
 comes from fl.''" •/■. They are as haill . finniihed for 
 Waterloo, for i?ie River that fupplies them wiih good 
 Water is at a ci.nliilera' le d;ltance, and ihc relt that lies 
 near them is very hail : Tlie want of tlusN'eceirary makes 
 almni'anceofdii'eafed fealiby Pe^'plc ainon^il them. I'ome 
 of them arc like I.ep.rs, others have their I.e^sfwo'len as 
 
 il I'epi'tr. 
 ihat >'r(iws ill this Countrv, ami n.i Imall iiuiiiUrof Cm 
 I'riis, ihe l-niir ( f wluihlenes iliil'iijple I'm Pnniii,,. 
 aiidihe IcjMsi'.e V i.veriiij; loi iliiii Hoiile. 
 
 Alom tiv.lvi leagues lioiii f i/i'w lep.ins tlit rrti 
 to,-; III the Kiiij; of i'i-\i..i, aiul runs up alnoll as i.u ,, 
 (. .•. 'I he .s.c.'f whuli .lie SiihieCh of tins Prinu, n.i 
 a for: 1 if \l.il.-. ui, areeier at War with the I'wd, ,, 
 ilio' tin Kill); li.iiife'l he aliva.sat Pea' c with iluv 
 I hi'i i.inj'c all the Ciiall (roiii if .01 to'ifd, poiiigfour, 
 orliie Paruwes lorither, in <ai h if which aie tiftym'.., 
 
 ; "' ' . vcrv niiiiMe dcxirmis Pclli H, i.v • 
 
 I'liardiiii; a Vclfel, and ni.ike the I'-xpcriment vuv 1 , 
 ipietitly upon I'.iiut'jr^ Ships and Boats. Wh.nilKi 
 come 10 lomplaiii to the Kiiip uf ilie lii|urv Ins M 
 have i!oi:e iluin, he anlwers, Tli.u la ,iid i.ot li». i iIhi, 
 out ; lilt liuwe' er true iliiit be, liisM.i|cltv laii't v„ iji,, 
 he does iioi know of it, or connive at it, wiilviit ijji„t 1 
 lie. 
 
 Forwaiitof palTiRe, 1 llaid in C J li. mar tii.ht Mumj., 
 (lom whence (havinj! oltain'd it) 1 went to d ./, an I , 
 to (,'• ml, w hich is 1 60 Ltapues from Lcciun j it Ivii 1; 
 ur from C .//w lofio', and f'O more from G'c to T .1, 
 Here I made Provilii n for a Voyane m-.o l.iitff-, in ih, 
 Ipaee o( i j l).iys that I continued .it this place. 
 
 I went from C/i,i/(/ in a Ship hound h>r Oimus, at., 
 yvhich plaie I llaid y Days fur a PalTai^c to B.ilJ<,rf ;'.,■. 
 Irom Coil to Otniii 1 reckon .y^o Lcanues. "• 
 
 Having re.iihed II. If.'.-, to pet from theme to Beh h 
 I'V Water was foiimliinp dlffieult, and our Pioat i,i» 
 fain to le h. I'ed I v Men wtli mij-h^- lining Ri pes li : 
 tlie inoll part of liie w.iy rpilie River. 
 
 Fr.im Ii.-!. ' Icaniehy 1 and to M'fJ ( a near KeTli 
 IvMir tn tile old \". <•:<■, now all in dcl'picahlc Rllliw> ; 
 aril f-.ite.l hanl '.>y the River iVo//. 
 
 From hence to Mei.l.'v'm .lunniii ; and fi to O/i, a 
 verv lair Town, and ce'e' -rated I'.ir a goodly Kouii.aiii v 
 lluws, wIiaIi is full of i'lih. The ,\l , j of tli s p!.aci.- 
 have aliundasiceof Notiiii,s .ind Dpinion* ,i!iout .li:i.il:ur 
 peculiar to ilienil'elvcs ; they lay he lived here, and I'j 
 lieinp iip./ii the lame Spot, -lie RememliraiKe of tli.i' 
 I'atrianli is 11 ore freih amoiigll them, whuli leads them 
 irtonuny trivial Ihl'inites aiul Notions Mio'.'t him. 
 
 I'romih splaie I went to /)/., atul pa'.s'd the I'.ufh.u^t 
 there, and lo tiaiellcd to. ;/(•//■, where I ftayed fonio 
 Months for Companv, and then came to 'V'sprii. Hue 1 
 had the H.ippmel's to meet with /').;;/;/'.' .Shipping, wliiih 
 Opjiirtu-.ty I greedily cmhraid to return to my Native 
 C< urtrv, and did fo .at lall, under the Condutft of a^ 
 favourahle Providenie, after the many Difficulties of fo 
 tedious a Voyage. 
 
 H' 
 
 fitl c tc ve kne ihiifly coifiikr'd the Pcfi-rmiincci (f cur oxtn fiiiiiu in iht Enflcin I'nrti cf the l-fcuA : /tnd if ,it itny 
 lliin we /'.It.' t,ik:>' " /'•■"" ''"'* 'f tic /l':i .us ir Ajjnirs of i-tlcr Peeper, il Arfi lieni tini) by lie wii), at we Ita- e f:l- 
 Ux'J. lie P.njllilh in tlvir tii'fi.ieji itiul Ctucniis. let Ja tim.h .« // fnfl lUiefme jiifiice, j\i tlv Account rf tlic 0,;^imil, 
 Prr''iefj,aiid Imp uvei'imt cj 011' Indian Trade, l.ei ii< jl-f hrej-r a xflile ; .i«J leiving the linglilh Affairs 4./m».i'i/(u 
 tl it d"'iee I'f I'.ifl' '^i '''•''■^ ''■'•^ ^"^^"J' i 'I'ic 1 10 the Sir y nf cm Neij^l lioin 1 llr Dutch, xflii.h ,lejcvt\ to L' l^iioan di 
 If el r.sows. TIvy hitvc t •fiicA ih leinnirjl iV rs of the iWiU m w:II .;i irr, pUntrJ liewJeU-ci infenci.U Foreign Cmiiiiries, 
 an.i taien .1 mhlii) T.r.J: iir.u their II.wJi : Dijcrs Indian I'lih^ct .ire tie.i C nfuhratei ami Anict, ami Jem: r.'c ticir 
 Siii'j.-tii 1.0 i lu.. .:j)T.i.ifiii:t of Sp:c:i nrc ill ti.eir l(fepiii' ,i>iA p.jfijftjii; ll:e Cloxics, Nuimegi, iihA M.ue, of tlv Mo- 
 Iucca'siiU B.and.a's, are n p.irt cf the Fiiniitiite ofileir Indian ii.njeit. H'e will now tlicrcf.jre eii.piitc into li>e Otigiti.il 
 efr.llti'ls (J.dtl'ieji, tiii.ljce ly vihni ^nfs tie Dutch r.dx.-.iu'.i icfiiJ: a hii^h uf Poster r.nd l\tme ■ iDc Siruilure ij mn- 
 derful, tind i.u jutp >^d the whole H'ui Id w.h its Beauty and ftUgn':fii:eH^e ; it w/iy he worth the miiic 10 fe.- how the hi-.pfi 
 Buid-'' re.'.id't, ai.d mf-ie it Jo^hrioiii .;. now it appear t. In order to this, wr Pi.iii br^in with the very Beginnini^i if il.cii 
 Indian Navigations ; /'mhi; lh:-ii cut if liurijpc pefctl 'sirnnren Into iheje linjlern ( v.inlrici, and /ee by wij.ii 'me.iui r.. 
 fr.cii.'d il\\i^.tticr ii.iiiiiatc jhqu.tint.:>\e with lliein. ^Ihd mimfiever ii hoe related ai Muter rf l-'iH, I'l tal^rri eilhci '■■■ 
 if tl.c:: civmJiU'b.!/', or theii'iilin^i ofjom: llijh iani th.tt hate handled their .-iH/tiri. 
 
 V. H A P 
 
 The A'-/?| 
 four 
 and ./ 1 
 
 T 
 
 .- 1 '.!.-■ 
 
 , m 
 
 .ivlll 
 Ik 1 f'". 
 
 Ile/I 
 
 Sp,\ 
 lll*i| 
 Wall 
 
 with iheir 'i' 
 „^ lame Hate ol 
 ,, their .Shii's m ill 
 "• Spun and I' ''''I 
 ,'," lomeprolii ot tl 
 no* Icruple M) )1 
 ' But at lalt ih| 
 ■ ','",1(01 S';r/'i id VI I'e 
 ; ,./. their Ships, an. 
 Ills Dominions, 
 utiiioll Severity 
 andilaptinio.h 
 lonhhated. I' 
 what would liavi 
 ri'hei-dingsaga 
 ha^c let till in »l' 
 P..'.ickRei<ard 
 f'.'di freely upon 
 Jill ejliehere, t 
 a li'ieigii '1 lai 
 Buhiu'fs in hii'op. 
 iiiiemoter Count 
 the Right of it, 
 wrre in the Wtoi 
 waswiileenougl 
 aiul.Siltleinem ; 
 were other Peoyh 
 lofuchaOirrefpt 
 Swiiardi hriiiR 
 to look .ibroail lo 
 (he PiKH^w^f aiv 
 fwept away their 
 Chrckiotheircx 
 have fully paid al 
 tiailled in /;»"'/'', 
 al'ove, that the ■> 
 ■ h'ln ilie other 
 fill have reii lo 
 11 m.iny tune? c 
 ni.ike way for tin 
 they .ire coiitnvu 
 (Id dut I'poil their 
 Aihamacesagaii 
 , , ^ I'he lull that I 
 't;ii-,ranK,/.'.oiCorrf 
 |h the .States and I 
 furnilli'd out aFI 
 to ^o hy the ulua 
 ethers to attenn'i 
 tel-Mhi. Asforiho'Si 
 tinMiofcovcry ol the [N( 
 ifi'fW lars uf that kind 
 '!"' to ihcir other Vi 
 is'i. tf Thol'e that vv. 
 ««lu. Cape of I iood Ii 
 ll-Uiiid, the /iti 
 had in all aboar. 
 mounted to 190 
 readv Money an 
 fail frciin the IV-// 
 cait^eto make lo 
 and Bulinels in i 
 bad vvcaher; b 
 gnr up to the Co 
 f e allowed upon 
 to them ; 'twas 1 
 fowell aci]naint 
 Dangers of the 
 ntithcr of any r 
 what Entenaim 
 of C'cod Hop- ar 
 Obfervations th 
 they ceficlh'd at 
 
 'no 
 
I't'ililatca A« n,„ ,„ 
 
 ""'■''•,"•■•■ ri„; 
 
 '*■'!' Hnr. uliui 
 
 •,>*'."M-. ,;;;: 
 
 il.iiiH H<iH ,«i,„„ 
 
 II till- Mjimhuui;. 
 
 lull- lit' (Vv ,v, J,, I 
 I'l with IVjrl', .,; ; 
 
 Mllplisioil IliliKi , 
 
 '.ilaus Jii.l lldui,, 
 
 I l.irpi ami i|,,i,;j . 
 
 II lilUul, Ir..!!),, 
 
 n.l|'l.ucal(Hihi 
 
 I KLlll'l- C'lll.lll;y , 
 
 N iiiiiiiUtijI Ch.k 
 oyW I'm I'riixiii,,^ 
 Hiiud. 
 
 ' I'iCiiii till' 'IVn 
 up alirull 4v i.K ,, 
 I'l ilhs I'liiiu, ai.i 
 
 ■ nil till- (',■,/; , 
 I'd c witli iIki 
 t(i <..-?, (idiiig I'oi.r , 
 whuhait till),,!'.., 
 .XI runs Kll(,\u II, ' • 
 I'lriiiioiit \i,\ ( , 
 id.iiv. Wh ml;,.. 
 iijui'N Ins a; 
 • li'l t.oi t>kf i ilii .. 
 jilU i.iii'i ■.'■„ il,,, 
 , Willi. ;it ij;,.,r , 
 
 iKartij.litMiiniJ., 
 k'lii ti) (.'..;, an, I , , 
 _ L'ccih'n J it Liirj 
 Toui G'<r t<i r ..I, 
 lUii l.tiri>p; in tlk 
 is pl:tic. 
 
 1(1 tor Ornifis, at.. 
 .l(Ij(;f to B.lljirr-^,.'/ 
 
 ICS. 
 
 till, tit c to B(t/;» « 
 
 li mir Bd.lt \,h 
 
 ItlOllg Rc.pi-s ti ; 
 
 ( a near NV^i'Ii- 
 'ical>!c Riiii\, ,, 
 
 fi to '; /', 3 
 
 nl!y Fmiiraiii ;■ 
 
 m' ill '' p'.i,-. 
 
 .I'lOUt .l;'.l!.:f 
 
 ln.ro, and l'. 
 lir.iiv.-c of ili,i 
 mil IcaJs thfiv. 
 iiiiH him. 
 s'll ihc f'up! I i.i 
 I ftayi-d I'oiik' 
 Hue 1 
 iliippim;, wliiih 
 to my Nativo 
 
 C.'nildlllll Ol' i^'.' 
 
 'ifficultics of to 
 
 /■/«</ if ,it ltd; 
 
 .1) IVd hit-,! f-j. 
 
 f th 0,;<i!n.il, 
 fairs ajv il:,',l la 
 
 to ic li>iown a, 
 oreif^n Counlriei, 
 ijomc ntc ticir 
 ff llv Mo- 
 Htj tile Oiitli:.il 
 iruiiwe i, mn- 
 
 l.'ow tht hr.ffi 
 inningn'f iheii 
 wii.it tiic.vis ihi, 
 t.ll^-n titlicr i:i:. 
 
 C H A P 
 
 Chap. XXXlX. The Dutch/ firfl Jttmptnn the Indies, O'c. 
 
 Chap. XXXIX. 
 
 7hc firfl Voyage perform d by the Dutch to the Eafl-fndie.s, mth 
 four Ships, 'he Maurice, tk Holland, the AmllcrJam, 
 
 and a 'Pinnace i Bernard Hej ink, chief Commander, 
 
 21 -, 
 
 T 
 
 111' /)l^/I • !iJviii){ tlirfiwii lift iIk- ^ikc ot 
 
 >;'«/ii III tlu' iiiiii' (.1 Vi'ilipxhv II, vviTi- till 
 
 iiitiiv Yoar» .itiiT opprrlVil mtli lu-iv) 
 
 W'.irs , ilii'ir loriuor M.iltir* I'liili'.UDMrinK 
 
 I' ' wiiliihinii mtt .Skill ami I'orii, II' iiilmi' ili''ili lotlii' 
 
 ' ^ (anil llati' nl .Sul'ii'Clion apairi. NmrithHamlirn tint, 
 
 iiM ihiir .Sliipi 1" 'I'l' iiu'aii iiiiif tr.iilcil upon the Cnalli "I 
 
 "•"« V1I.I/H ami /' I'.'X" ""lni'i"^>"i.iii" i 'I"' V'"""''' "'.i'''' 
 
 "■'',,1" lomi priilit lit 'hat C'oninicttc, and li) Im a while ilnl 
 
 no» Itnipli- 'II permit it. 
 
 " • Itiit ,11 l.ilk that I lU-rty wa* taken away ; the Coiinfcl 
 
 ' 'r^,'j|ot SjKiii uUil'iil the Kiiif; tn Iriinl'lf thfiii, liy IliipinnR 
 
 i ,.<«'" their Ships, and eiiiiiii); mt their Trade iii all plaiK id' 
 
 ' '"'' liiNl)(iniiniiins, whieh ati'irdiii(ily w.\s prailtil'r'd wiiliilie 
 
 .!" utiiioll Seveiitv ; fevcral ot the Merihanis |.e:ii(", (iezd 
 
 andiL'pt itituilie (Jallici, atid their (io'iU and l-lt'eiJks all 
 
 loiitiliated. Had the Spun,,. It known hetore hand 
 
 uliaiwniild have [leen the Conl'fiTiicrue nf tliele violetif 
 
 I'uM'edings.iKainlt the .')<•. , th.'V would iiii luiilnedly 
 
 luic lot till 111 alone , .lud o ii it Ipitc totlieni, as well .is 
 
 I he lu.liiii Diliineiy was ilicir ^reai Du/mer,, tml 
 ihey leeitiediolh I.i lidfiit (Ins, that all others '.ven ton 
 little .ind iinaltoUiHiiide.l, till thi» were brouiiht to 
 
 le I'lTlielioii. 
 
 loin 
 
 111 k'W'. 
 
 N*'lun they were ntni' to • the Illaiid of Sum.itrt,, thev 
 in.ide a ll,orf Itiy ,here, ami th. ;i went * on for ilu' ' '"" 
 Streifhvsot" S,, ,■,/,-, uherethe /'i.,/i,.i;tfff cime lioni B.ir- J*i.", "* 
 M/« to niveihein a Villt. There's no douU in the WorM 
 liiitihey iaiileii|oii 111 dl an. 1 trr», herons l)<li((n, ilio" 
 they did noilniij^ ii'iwilut diU I'or'd It, lielidcjth's prc- 
 teiKc ot' Kndne.'s which they ina.le. People if » furly 
 inipeiious, l|.|tetiil Temper, are alwavj to lie rufi'i-cU-J 
 when the* lawn and Hatter , then Coiiiphiiuiii. I'lrelxidi: 
 niilihiit t) tliiiii th.it recinethenii they .\'-c iuiti)r,unat(! 
 Tokens, .iiid a w le M.in when he lees ilieni will he imme- 
 diatelv upon his ^u.llll. The »«».'• had now .1 fair wani- 
 in^ to look 11) tlK'nileKes if they were dtfpoled to take it, 
 Inice the l''"tni>_iii';i; who were .u that tunc Subieilh ro 
 S/>iiii, lOiddiiDi he inirii'ined touiiu oiii of pure kind- 
 nelsto leeth.ni, who Iviin'. hitel) hiukeii off Ironi th«t 
 
 '? » 
 
 "'"IR 
 P.; .(tk Regard 111 'heir own Intenlh, lutKi il them to yrowii, tame imw to nndwioiine ih.iii in their I'Ji.m 
 i/.idi freely upon 'heir Co«lU. Tir had ihev I'een ijiiiet | I r.ide, ind IvlideYveieeurledHeieiiiksiii totiic li.irnain. 
 aii.l ealiehere, iluvh.ulnot ( lb loon at lealk ) thoURlit id j And 'twas not loni; hefore they were fully (atished 'thai 
 a leteij;n'liaile ; Inul'finpnppreH andtluownoiitofall j 'h*-' '''f'".?,"''?''" Were .iClu.iUy 1111111) rine the.r rum, ami 
 Uuliiu'h m Km'o/i,-, i!-"y n'loUed to iind foineilnng to do | i.""f tor nothing elfe I. n to ni.ike Olifervation^ in order 
 
 f'U 
 
 111 ttnioter Countries. They were certainly as niiiih in 
 tilt' Right of It, to take th.it cuurfe, a« the Spiinia) U 
 wire in the Wtong to put them uponit. For the World 
 was wide enough to afford .hoicc of places for Traffiik 
 and Settlement ; and if the Vv''"'' ''' would not, there 
 Hire other Penile perhixps that would lud them welcome 
 toluth aCorrelpon.lenie. But what a plague did the 
 JM/Mrii; bring upon themlelves liy fending the />«f4'/i 
 to look .ibroail for 'Tv.tde ? How often have rhey iiiaiil'd 
 the Pi'irH!;Mf;;f indthem, broke 111 upon 'heir Plantation , 
 fwept away their I'rohts and given all along a mortifying 
 Ch«k to their exorbitant Power anl (ireaincls > They 
 have filly paid all thc< leores in the /i7i ■;, that were eoii- 
 tiiilkedin 'ii'i'Y'f. and U'lides .idded fo iniieh over and 
 aUive, tint the V;',Ti)i/ii,/i peth.ips had better hate given 
 'Il m the other ten Piovincis of the .V.-.'/'.-i/.d;.//, than 
 ftu hue run lo deeply into thnr Debi. Hut thus does 
 1 m.viy time? eouie to pals, Thii pi.'ud Opprelfoiirs 
 iii.ike way for 'heir own Fall anil I'niiiiliinent, and while 
 tbey ,ire loiiiriving to otertnrn ilie lorrune> of others, 
 iliiliiitlpoil ilieir own, iiid give then Adveilaties greater 
 Ail>.ini.i|'es .igainlf iheui. 
 
 The lirdihai ft up for the eairyiiiR on this Defign of 
 an (i,./m<i Corr' fpondente, was the City ot /lmj}ei.i,im ; 
 the .States and Prince M.im.ViCoiilentiiig thereto ; they 
 furnillidout aFleet of eight .Ships, toijrot which were 
 to pO i)y the ulual way of the Cape of UcoJ Ihpt, and the 
 others to attempt rhe North palfaie. 
 
 Asforihe* Siicccfs of thole that w;nt upon the Dif- 
 rmnofcotcry of the Northern PatTage, we Ihall omit all Partieu- 
 t»iit.i.hnof that kind 111 tins p'acc, being at prefcnc contined 
 '^''' to ihiir other Vovages. 
 
 " Thole that went by the f.ifer and commoner way of the 
 
 L-tiMl.t"' 
 T^UP be. 
 
 I" 
 
 ISltt.flhii 
 
 to the nioieeflei'hial an.mpldhincni of their Defign. This 
 Intornuiion they h.ul from no lef, a Perfon than the Pro- 
 tei'tonror Viu Kii,g of B.D.t.iiii, a de.citful iinrguitiii '"""«*« 
 M.i.i hiinl.'lf, and of fuffiiient Judgment .tnd Ex-xrienc' iXa«i 
 111 I lo:s, t,) be able toi'ivi a good guefs in any point of 
 that nature. 'I his Perlbn came Jmard one of iheirShps, 
 where PritKe\/,(//r;i.'f'6Lettcrs'which we.e written Ix'rh irl 
 'I ,il>ici and 1'. rci/a/if -, ) were read to him. And it lecirs 
 rn»u»rs went fo far that the Duicl, and he t.-iiiie to fome 
 WMlil Agreenunt, and Writings wen ddiverd (.11 both *f"mtnt 
 lutes, wi'h the folemii Conhiitiatinn of Oatlu and Pro- *«""'^'<''' /» 
 miles, which how far ihey were kept orvioUtcd, the af-tKf!'«^»r 
 ter Cireumftances will diCeoter. IJut vet that the parti- »'*'«"••• 
 cul.ir .iceount of the perniciousDeligns .jf ilie/'(»f«.</,rrf a- 
 ga'nlt them ( wh.ili they had from the Vice-.-oy ) may !>• 
 the better iindetlb.iKl, we limit by ih.' w.iy enter a little 
 
 
 toe miter iinjetlti.iKl, we limit hy th.' w.iy enter a little 
 into the Charailei of a leruii Perfoii, who was nearly 
 concerned in the H illnelst.jo. Thu tvas one /{/»/,t Duiwt 
 or f.r/„r asthe I' .■■■.ucxc called him ; the Titular King of 51*'"'" 
 
 Bf.iii.un, and no iiniie than fo. 
 Lord of all the C.nintrv 
 
 H.s Father indeed was »M,m. 
 .. goterned and managed the 
 Great Ifland of .7.';.i at his pleafure ; but this Son fal- 
 ling ill tvitli the l',ntug:ir;i\ and marrying a I'crtutua 
 Wife, the Pi'fjple of Him .im rejetfted him, and woiiljnqr 
 ftoop to his Aiith irity. lielides this, he lived a goodf 
 while at XULt.c.i aninngll th.it People, and carried it all 
 ailing with lb inueh par.ieular Favour and Gooil Will 
 towards them, that the Ui:ii.Une]e loncluded hiin to b« 
 timilur'd wiih fiich Principles, as would render him 
 wholly unlit for their Government, and therefore put 
 him by. 
 Yet lor all this, he was treated like a King by a great t.^^ 
 y ; and lome of the pettv Kings thcmfelvcs, tliat 
 
 
 "■'HI 
 
 IS i.rf ._ , . , . „ , 
 
 *«'■• Cape of Coed II 'pc, were thch' fo.ir, 'I he Ali«i-;cf, the paid Homage to Bin/. oh, would fpcak to him with all 
 
 U-!li-ii.l, ihc ///I'/ZcK^t))', and the (i.e.! I'iimn.r. They thole Gefturcs of Aor.aiion and profound Humility 
 
 h.idiii all aboard them iiQ Men-, the whole Charge a- that .ire ufual in thofe parts when they addrels the So^ 
 
 n.oiiiited to 1901' o Fill ens, o*' which lo.iooo was in vereipn. 
 
 re;idv Money and Mcrcliatdice. Tin s provided they fetj Now rhe DcfiRn was laid thus, that Cr/ir fhould in- 
 
 fail fiom theiwr.*;ind hew or 'oy what means fnc\er they »vite all the Ch'cf of the 0:i!cl' .tihoar to a Fealt. and the 
 
 cartietn make lb lor;; a Voyage rf it, whether by Trade l'o:!iiiu,-:;c in the mean time w;th a pood power ot^ Men 
 
 and Biilinel'sinthe \v.i\, or the unavoid.iMe reftraiiits of (hould fieze the Ships, then left .-.s it were without a' 
 
 l'.id tveaher; but it was more than a Year before they Guard; and as fi.r iha dividing the Sped betwixt them, 
 
 gtuptotheCoaltoi /«./.. A pre.it deal however is to they had .igieed th.it Ci/i)- llioiild h.we all the valuabi* 
 
 re allowed upon the account of the neivnefsot the Voyage Plunder, and the i'ji//i:;HT.' upon the Paynitiit of 5000 
 
 to them ; 'twas the tirlt attempt, and they were noi then Ducats, ihould have the Ships put into their own hands, 
 
 fowcll aci)nainted ( as now ) with all the UifHeulties and A handfome Coiitrivante enough ; but the Difficulty 
 
 Dangers of the Palfjpc. 'The Aciounis tloii't tell us svas, to ilraw the M'fe/. alhoar, and make theni leaic 
 
 nfithcrof any remarkable thing that occurr'd in the way ; their Ships in a i.irelels manner. If they did not lea.c 
 
 what Entertainment the Natives gate them at the C»pe them naked and expos'd, the Plot would have mifcariicd 
 
 of Good Hap.- and at the lUands of St. Li::i>ei:ce, or what and come to nothing ; if they did fo, they dcferved t<t 
 
 Obfer\-ations they made upon thufe or other Countries be ruined ; andmcet withiiopity in all the Misforiuiiu* 
 
 thcyteficlh'dac. csnlit- 
 
'2i6 "Breach beivpeenJhe Portuguele and Ijantamefe, (Tc LibjfB chap. XL. 
 
 Work '' 
 
 m 
 
 con(oi,iicnt upon the Siiiprizal. But there's no ncid of 
 arciun;; one w.iy or .imoiIkt aUnut the Plot, lim c ( as we 
 hiiVid ) the i"itcl> had noiuc of it, and fo fpoil'd all the 
 intcrded Spor:. ~ , r 
 
 Now this C.ij.ir being fo entirely a Tot I for the f ■'.'»- 
 ?;((■?. to work with, and .i verv fervicealile one i 'i m 
 „y .o wurn -^^^^ . 1^ chit which ri.u lay upon hand; 'twas a 
 "•""''■"■ piece of pood I'olicy lo j-a.n this Perli n over to tlieir 
 Iii;crc(t if po.lUilc ; at lealk to fweetcii him a little with 
 fonie good Prc'.erits. that if he lould no: Iv made their 
 Friend, \e: '"■' '""^^' be lefi an n.neiny thjn he was be- 
 fore. He had '.-ccn once aboard iheu Ships and well enter- 
 tain'd ; bMi new thev thntight tit to .,dd U) that tormer 
 Cuilitv, a Prelint ot Aniinir, with I'ome other v.V.iuble 
 thinps, whieh tliev lent him. 
 
 The Hiimo.ir cf the y..; •«> is lovdi! eiirnph to be or 
 rfn any thing for a httle prolit ; they are Friends not where 
 Vcrti-'e and lulllce, or PriiiOi'les of true Honourdo cn- 
 p.iye ihem t<> be fo ; but where the Charms ot Clain do 
 invite them, and theii hungry covetous Defires may be 
 
 fatisticd. 
 
 C.i/!i'- was ready n gi-.c his trcuhcroiis Invitation to 
 the Dutch, to trepan them int i a fatal Snare ; bnt when 
 the Prcfcnt ctic he was another Man, he was we,, over 
 to a very good Opinion of them, and began to blame tlie 
 unjult Proceedings of the I'o'n,gM.-^c. . 
 
 M'terthishe went away to Jr.c.it'<i, and left the Dutch 
 Thr Dtceui to d.eal with the Proteao'r a' B.i"'-^'". And ih;nj,s were 
 ,t_.l„-Wo- broui'ht to this ilTiic. that the D».'f/i lud liberty to trade 
 ccciori t' .,,..,,, ,- 1 . r._ _ ij ..^ ,(! ..,- 1. 
 
 fwade them to violate the late Agreement, and declare 
 War againft them a third time. ' Tis (iiid alfo, that the 
 I'oini^Hr/,- Agent ofl'er'd loooo Rials to have the Dir.h 
 deliver'd into his hands ; or for the B.Dititmr/c pnblickly tt. 
 deny them Trade in their Country, whiih they wonU. 
 The Olfer was too tempting for thol'e bafe-minded People 
 to be able to withftand it, fo they forbid the Dutch all 
 manner of Dealing and Concerns amoiigll theui, and they 
 in Revenge of this perhdious Breach of Covenants, fell 
 to taking of their Junks, and fo I'unilh'd them thai 
 way. 
 
 Fiut the f'or/H^j/f^f, it feems ^however it came about) 
 thought the Bitnt.wirjc had not plaid the Knave eiiouph 
 with the Duic'i , for the Money they gave them ; they had 
 pivenagrei; Rate, and they expeded the Villainy (Jiould 
 have been .. , .'.erable. 'I'liele Men were mighty (triifl 
 and puniftiial m obfervingthe law, of Commutative Jii- 
 Itice, when they were biiynig other Mens Lives and Pre- 
 penes, or treating about the Price of their DeiVvuition. 
 1 lere they would not I'.ite a harihing. but have their Bar- 
 gain to the utmoll rigour fulfilled, and in cafe of a failure ['^''', 
 make the B.:'.//!"!!/.^ worfe Villains lor cheating them, than'.ii..' 
 they were for fetting them on to break all tliofc fulemn 
 1 eagues and Covenants. They were lb con. ern'd about 
 the ill beilowiiig of their Money, that they fell to down- 
 rmht Scolding with the Protciifor about it, .anil very ho; 
 Words palVd on both lides ; fiich as intriguing Knave-, 
 when they fall out abov.t the pious Ueligns they are cir- 
 rying on, ufe to give another. In lliort, the i'miugw^- 
 
 there' and a Publick Hoiife was taken for a Repolitory ot| were lefolv'd to have Satisfa»Sion, and (ince the Unvr. 
 all their Goods, with all other necetfary Preparations, m ,iic[c would not give it, thev took it thenifelves, by feizing 
 order to the Settlement ( f a Fadory. Yet alter the Agree- feveral of the China ] unks th.at traded there, 
 ment made, did the falfc-hearted Protetilor turn and; But the Proteiflor was e\en with them before 'iwast 
 wind, and vac all the Artitices imaginable to undoc the . long ; f> r tho' he cunningly ciiU'enibled his Palfion and*' 
 Bufin'ffs, and fniftratc their Deligns". He complain'd ot , Oefign of Revenge, yet the Flame was prcferv'd in'l^s'' 
 Crl.t', but was in all probai'ihty by far the worfe Knave i utmolt Ifrciigih in his own Brcalf, and broke out (.nsa j/ 
 of the two l...nfelf ; a Man that difcovers the PLns o_f| Occalion ferv'd), ending in no lei's than the total Ri mom 
 other Advtrfar.es, that he may plot himftlf with the lelS| [l,e Vo'iuguc^c IntereiV in this pLiee. 1 le got a good \\ct: 
 d.lngerof fufpicion, is a double Villain. But he did not j together, and came upon the (', if.^/..:;/ Ga'leys before 
 content himfelf with n.eer caballing againft them, and | they were aware, killing all the Men, and dividing the 
 
 laying fecret Obftack 
 
 ,„ „,j, ks aiKl Rubs in the.r way, but Ihortly 
 
 after iffncd out a Proclamation forbidding the People to 
 trade with them. Nay, the Dutch were now told too by 
 fomcthar hid more kindnefsfor them, that all their Ships 
 
 Spoil of the Fleet amongll his Soldiers. 
 
 The Portu^uc\c now were forc'd to contain rhemfeUi'; 
 within the Bounds of Al<i/.icf/r, their lalt Retreat, and on- 
 ly Defence herealxnits ; Biim^.m was rid of them, and they 
 
 Win be- 
 
 iwcen (he 
 Pntth jnd 
 Isattmrfi. 
 
 •■!• 
 
 Viwfttiinty 
 of Affiirt at 
 Sjntan. 
 
 would be alfaultcd, and without they look'd very well to j were like to domineer there no more 
 their Bulincfs, leiz'd and t.ikcii too. This News made The Dm/c/j after thefe Events, went away to 7<)r,-.*rj, 
 them retire aboard as faft as they could, to prevent the I where they were rcceiv'd with great kindnefs, and had 
 Dangerth.it thrcatned ; but they could not all get offj free permiljion to furnifli themfclvcs with all forts of Kc- 
 clear, fomc of them being intercepted in their Retreat, 
 and kcpr Prifoners there in 'Town. When they font to de- 
 mand their Men, the Proteaor refiis'd to deliver them ; 
 upon which they imme iiately begun to batter the lown, 
 and took three of their Junks in partot fatistadion. 
 
 But their poor Com, trMiicn that were Prifoners, were 
 inextre,im danger of iheir Lives, while:, they lay ihnn- 
 derinc upon ;he Walls wrh their t;re,it Guns, and f}X)iling 
 all .ihout them. I hey were juft upon the point ot beiny, 
 hanged, having Ropes al:out their Necks tor th.it purpolc, 
 and werealltobetuck'd u]i out ot hand, it their Friends 
 aboard did not lie ftill with their Orns, and forbear any 
 farther AITaults upon the Town. And 'ipon this Conlide- 
 ration the Dutch did dclilf, and a fort of "Frnce was made 
 for fame Davs ; but the Flame broke out .again when that 
 time was eipircd. and raged with more violence for the 
 fp.icc of a Month after. And now hanging was too good 
 for the Dutch tint were alliore ; they were appointed to 
 Ibme more cruel Fate ; but what that lliould be, was not 
 caljc for their enraged Eiicmies to .igree upon amongrt 
 themfclves. There were fo many ditt'erent Opinions a- 
 bout the Method and Manner of their Fxeciition, every 
 ones Invention being cmploy'd to make it -s barbarous as 
 could be ; that by this means they got a Rv.ricve till ano- 
 ther Pca;e was concluded. 
 
 Had the Psirions of their Adverfatiesbeen more cool 
 
 and calm, they had all died for't, and the Peace had come 
 
 IOC late ; but their wild iinpiv ci n'li Fury tranfponcd them 
 
 ac that rate, that they could not eoiiimand Thoughts great 
 
 enough to anfwcr the greatnefs of their Indignation, and 
 
 foloft their opportenity of expreilmg it. A very rare as 
 
 well as an odd thing, for Mens Lives to be fav'd thus by 
 
 thee-xcefsofCre.eky in their Adverfarics ; for bufic de- 
 
 figning Ragc,to do the Work of Mercy and Good Nature, 
 
 and by the heichts of Study and Contrivance, to difap- 
 
 point it felf. rut thus 'twas, a feafonablc Peace intcr- 
 
 Vtn'd again, and the Vic'>:ms who liv'd only till the Bloo- 
 dy Ceremonies of the Sacrifice were adjufted, cfcap'd 
 
 once more their horrid Fate. 
 
 The l'«ri:i^ue^r vvrre very much nettled and difturb'd 
 
 eflaries they wanted. 
 
 From hence thev faii'd to Th/m« and C>./.(.V;, at which ■;.•: 
 places they traded for Cloves and Nutmegs. Thefe I'eo-'' ' 
 pie, if civil and kind at (irif, were yet afterwards loured " 
 by the U:wr.nir:c and l'i't!iguc:{c ; they alfaulted the i.., 
 Dutch Ships, bnt to their own great prejudice, loling'i--; 
 nc»r le-c of their Men. ''^!' 
 
 Things went much afier the fame manner at M:,lir/i 
 too, whither they cime next. "Ihe King of that place 
 had leave to come aboard theui, provided he came with 
 a fir number ot his Atteiidaius ; but he deligning foirc- 
 thing elfe belides a Villt, and bnngmg a little Army along 
 with him, was kiil'd in the Action, with moft of his 
 Men, and h;s young Son taken Prifoner. 
 
 At the City oi B-J.-.>r,t:ir.ii, they heard of the .Admirals 
 Drake and C.vidijl; vvh;i h Ind been there tome Years be- 
 fore. 
 
 There were Wars at this time between the King of P.i/- 
 fv'citii, u M,r/«mf/.iH ; and him of li.ilnmlui^'i, iPngnn; 
 both thefe places being upon the tame Ifle of J.tvn ; and 
 Br.!r:tid>u.iti moft remote in the Fafterii Corner of the lilt, 
 .as BjiiUtn is in the Weftern. 
 
 Br.l) isa confidcrable I (land, paned by a narrow Streight ,^ 
 from the Eailern point of Jci.;. 1 he People altogether *''" 
 Hcaihens, and that Religion that is amongft them, lies 
 entirely in the Hands of the Bramens, in wliol'c UilciplinCTVKtnl 
 the King is abva^s brought up, and is, as it were, one of a. 
 their Order, And confequently, according to the Princi- 
 ples of that Sed, they abttain from all Animal Food , 
 but they allow thcinfelvcs more Liberty in another Point 
 than the J.ii'.iri Bramens do, for they enjoy the Pleafurcs 
 of Matrimony, which the other do not. But then they 
 arecontin'd to one lingle Marriage, by the Laws of thcit 
 Society ; and if the Wife dies, the Husband mult be con- 
 tented to live a mournful Widower all the reft of his 
 Days : He muft take his Leave of Matrimony forever, at 
 leaft he muft have no more Wives in that Body ; but af- 
 ter the Tranimigration, 'tis potFible he may comedown 
 again and marry in anothir, and that's as good. Nay, 
 I who knows, but the very faioe Couple may meet toge- 
 
 Ihc:i Mir. 
 
 fame, yet th 
 there s varict 
 But the heav 
 Woman; if t 
 to live unmai 
 ate condemn 
 them ; The 1; 
 Wives, and 
 that here's Re 
 for one anoth' 
 of the Comfo 
 Life IS a great 
 Kible, is Willi 
 other Eiijojm 
 tendci aid cai 
 lies in her [x)V^ 
 Life ealie to 
 lone «s 'tis p 
 of fpinning tha 
 cjtion Ihe can 
 draw it as fine 
 for as long as 
 Man goes, the 
 does not die ot 
 will make her 
 long-liv'd Wi 
 fatfcr'd to tell 
 eing their firft 
 Rites, wc lu\ 
 that eiery Sevei 
 to die feilcmn E 
 
 
 .hisPcacewhichtheBn;./.«iH'yf had .nade with theOnre; , ther again, and be Man and Wife, 1 know not how many 
 
 aiidtherefcrc they fent a Uilpuch from Ali/,iec-i to ptr- 
 
 times over i which if they fhould, tho' the Souls be the 
 
 fame. 
 
 Jn y^ccoui 
 indiej 
 Friefl; 
 
 Jame* 
 
 Admira 
 
 THO- t 
 tie be 
 I'ime 
 Wl'htl 
 
 Ships return, but 
 Trial. And here 
 lick, failing awa^ 
 Prince, and the 
 States thenifelves 
 the reft, all upon 
 were going to ma 
 lign'd to have the 
 '■f- Bur we'll fc 
 .: )f„^ Having fct Sa 
 U» ill)!, together as far as i 
 
 a"4j!S '" ^''"' ^'^''■'^'''". 
 
 jptofs! J r^"'^''-Somc of the 
 1" the reft to the Ifle 
 in Complement to 
 they commend hig 
 Eliony, black, red 
 Animals it produce 
 ■r.r., ''"=Ti'no;fes, wh' 
 l^',,'"'' almcft inerediWc. 
 m.I.V, big enough t^ cart 
 '"* tcnMcnnay lital 
 a wcndcr thev did 
 Shells inftead of B< 
 a farmoie iom|x:ni 
 of making Boats ai 
 take off the Shells, 
 common way. 
 '■^>m Thofc Ships of tl 
 ""'"got firft iclUmnm 
 fcnts, to the young 
 • Grant for full L 
 
 V^ 
 
Lib. II, 
 
 mil declare 
 fo, thai the 
 • the /)«.-> 
 pMblicklyri. 
 [hey would, 
 ridrd People 
 he nut,r all 
 tti, and they 
 vcnaiits, fell 
 i them thai 
 
 Mine about) 
 nave enoufh 
 111 ; they had 
 lilainy (^ould 
 iiiit;h:y Uridl 
 inuitative Jti- 
 vis and Pre- 
 IVi'^riittiOn. 
 ave tlieir Bar-, 
 leot ataihireuj j.,, 
 ip them, than ui ..■ 
 
 I tliufc fulemn 
 nrern'd about 
 
 fell to down- 
 
 and very hot 
 gtilnp Knave-, 
 ■i they are car- 
 ;he I'oriiigu'y- 
 ice the Hin:<-. 
 ves, by fcizinj 
 
 II Wore 'twa«V:;l 
 lis Palfion and "";'■ - 
 ^rcferv'd in' l^s'' 
 ikc out (ns ai'. 
 ■ iota! Ri 1110 ol 
 ot a good Vxc. 
 Ga'le)<; before 
 lid dividing the 
 
 itain rliemfeUc- 
 U'trcav, and cp.- 
 thcm, and they 
 
 vay to jAci-.trj, 
 
 iidnefs, and li.id 
 all foris of Kc- 
 
 'Jain, at which'!-' .'^^ 
 ;s. Thefel'co- ;'■;-: 
 :er\vards fouroJ " 
 
 alfaulted the it,.- ^ 
 rejiulicc, loling ■'■!■■ • 
 
 inner at \ti:iliir/i 
 |p i,( iliat I'lace 
 li he came wiih 
 
 i!cli(;iiinp foir.e- 
 
 [ile Army along 
 
 ith moft of his 
 
 lof the Admirals 
 1 fonic Years be- 
 
 (lie King of P.tf- 
 \liiii>t, a P/!^/in ; 
 of J.iivi ; and 
 Irncr of the lilt, 
 
 I narrow Strcipht j^ 
 |eopIe altogether 
 
 pngll them, lies 
 
 A'liofc Uil'ciplinCTStt-eB| 
 
 »it were, oneofwi' 
 
 ng to the Princi- 
 Animal Food ; 
 
 I ill another Point 
 |oy the Pleafurcs 
 
 But then they 
 he Laws of thcit 
 Jind mult be coii- 
 
 II the reft of his 
 ^oiiy for ever, at 
 
 ; Body ; but af- 
 
 nay tome down 
 
 as good. Nay, 
 
 I may meet toge- 
 
 f not how many 
 
 I the Souls be the 
 
 fame. 
 
 Chap. 
 
 XL. 
 
 The Second Vtfydge of r/;i? Dutch, tTc, 
 
 2lt 
 
 I, 
 
 '•jp' 
 
 h;).cIi)i. 
 
 rhn M.r. fame, yet the Bodies fthey believe) arc different, and fo 
 
 "' there s variety ftill, ami perhaps all that may bcdcfircd. 
 
 But the licavicft ran of the Burden lies upon the poor 
 Woman ; if they die firll, their Husbands arc condenm'd 
 to live uninarried ; but tf their Husbands die firft, tliev 
 arc condemn'd to bum, or be buried alive along witli 
 them : The latter fccms to be the Fate of the Bramens 
 Wives, and the former that of the Peoples in general : So 
 that here's Rcafrm enough for them on both (ides, lo pray 
 for one another's Lives ; the Mar perhaps may be fond 
 of the Comforts of the married State, and fo his Wife's 
 Life is a great BlelFtng to him ; and the Woman, 'tis pro- 
 bable, is willing to live and have her Iharc of them, and 
 other Enjojtnents too ; and iheretore i needs be a\ery 
 tciidei aid careful Nurfe to her Husl , and do all that 
 lies ill hiT power to plcafe and cherill. .um, and make his 
 Life ealie to him, ttiat he may weather out the Point as 
 long as 'tis pt'lTible. She is obliged to attend the Work 
 of h'inning that Thread with all the Art and Nice Appli- 
 cation Ihc can ; to run it out to the utinolt length, and 
 draw it as fine as may be, without danger of breaking ; 
 for as long as this lafts, Ihc laifs ; and when the Good 
 Man goes, flic can't ftay long behind hiui : And if flie 
 does not die of her own accord fur Grief, the Country 
 will make her do't upon another account, for there's no 
 lonc-liv'd Widows amongll tli.'iii , nor no Women ever 
 fiilier'd to tell their feconci Husbands how kind and obli- 
 ging their firft ul'ed to be to them. As for ilicii other 
 Rites, wc have little account of them: Only they liiy, 
 that every Seventh Day is facrcd withtlicm, and devoted 
 to ihc folcmn Exercifes of their Religion, befides which 
 
 they obfene fevcral others as Fcftivals and Holy-Days, in 
 the compafsof the Year. 
 
 The king of this Ifland is rcprcfentcd as a very porchc 
 Prince, able to bring into the Field jooooo Poor, and 
 I oooou Houfe ; and very rich too, a? it ftiou'd fecm by this, 
 that the Furniture of his Table w.is nil folid Gold. He 
 came .o the Shore to fee the Ouich Fleets, in a Chariot 
 drawn with Buffals, himfelf being Driver ton, ho'dingthc 
 Whip and Reins in his own Hand. His Troi j"; thar at- 
 tended him, were arm'd with Spears Flamc-fonii'dCrifes, 
 Bows made of Cnnes with po^fon'd Arrows. 1 hey arc 
 People of a blai k dull Complexion, like the Jr.-.rns their 
 Neijjiibours, little ccinecrn'd about anv thing of Trade j 
 or it they arc, they deal for nothing but Cotton Cloth. 
 The Illand is no more ilian twelve Gnnimi Miles in com- 
 pafs, a Spot incredibly fmall, lonfidering the Report of 
 the vaft Armies i; produces: Bi t as httle .;s 'tis, 'tis a very 
 rich and fertile Soil, luxuriant in its Produdions, and 
 excellently well water''i. 
 
 The Dutch obferv'd, that the Bam-i-.ns who were here 
 wore a certain Stone of the bignefsof an Eg-' al)Out their 
 Necks i 'tis perforated in one part, and oii't of the Hole 
 hang down three Threads, which they fay is an Emblem 
 of the Supreme Divinity. 
 
 ■Jhey began their Voyage out of thefc Parts, for Eiiretf 
 again, in f\-l>ruAiy, /I. D. 1 596. and concluded it before 
 the middle o{ .IwiuH, A. D. i 597, 
 
 Thus was that Correlpondencc berwecn them and the 
 Efli-tndici begun, which afterwards became To familiar 
 and full of profit to them. 
 
 C H A P. XL. 
 
 jln Account of the Second Voyage made hy the Dutch to the Eaft- 
 Indies, with Bight Ships, the Holland, the Zeland, the 
 Friefland, the Cjuelderland, the Utrecht, the Overyflel, 
 the Maurice, the Amfterdam : Containing in all 5^0 Men. 
 James Neccius Admiral, and Wibrand U^arwick Vice- 
 
 Admiral. 
 
 <.D. itsS. 
 'ntFlcn] 
 )i.-tetl]tthe 
 
 Vfi, 
 
 "oit 
 
 m I IlV 
 Id Si 
 
 ''iptt 
 
 THO' the Refult of the former Voyage was lit- 
 tle bertiT than lofs of Men, Money, and 
 Time ; yet tlic Dutch not at all dilcouraped 
 wi'li their poor Sucecfs, no looner faw the tirft 
 Ships letuni, but they lent out thefc to make a Second 
 Trial. And here we have, as it were, the whole Repulv 
 lick, failing away it or.ce to the I-.M-lniiet. Here's the 
 Prince, and the Provinces, the Stadthnlder, and the 
 States thcmfcives ; Prince Mr.w !ce, UoUi-.nrI, ^c'.ii;,/, and 
 the reft, all upon the march together. 'I is as if they 
 were going to make a new Settlement abroad, and de- 
 lign'd to have the / nw Countn:-: \\\ ll'in, as well as in Eu- 
 tif'. But we'll follow them, and lee what they do. 
 
 Having fet Sail fr<'m the IV.vf/, they kept Company 
 together as far as the Capeof (.'ooiy lli-if But there partly 
 hy foul Weather, and their ovs-n ill Conduit, they were 
 partcd.Someofthem held their way to the Iflc St.M/!i>,and 
 the reft to the Ifle /Jc C'.)/;.-, cail'd by them Mnmicr Ifle, 
 in Cotnplement to the Prince of that Name. 1 his Ifland 
 they commend highly Sir its excellent Trees, Palms, and 
 Eliony, black, red, and yellow ; for its Air and Soil, the 
 Animals it produces, as divers fortsof Fowl, butefpecially 
 the Tunoifes, wh eh do here piow to fiich a bignefs as is 
 almcft incrediWle. I'hey fa e, th.at they arc, fome of them, 
 big enough i6 carry f 'ur Men upon their B.icks, aid that 
 ten Men n ay fit all together in the holii-w of theSheil.Tis 
 a wcndcr they did not make \t\e of ibme of thefe line 
 Shells inftead of Boats, to wait upon their Ships ; for 'tis 
 a far moie i om(«:ndious (as well as alcfs chargeable) way 
 of making Bo.its and Skiff;, to kill a few 'lortoifcs, and 
 ukc off the Shells, than lo go to building of thciii the 
 comtnon way. 
 
 Ihofe Ships of the Ourr/ithat went to the Irte St. M/iry, 
 pot firft to U.tninm, and having made their way by Pre- 
 fcnrs, to the young King and Proie»ilor, quickly procur'd 
 » Grant for full Liberty of Trade, '\V'hether 'twas the 
 
 i • ! 
 
 fame Protedfor or no, that was before, is uncertain; 
 however, the /)/(/./• were now more kindly us'd, and thft 
 Hrtnti-.tvrje and they niiphtv Friends together. 
 
 By that tune they had been here a Month, the other 
 part of t'n Fleet came in too ; but fadly weather-bcatcii 
 and diftrels'd, and fevcral of their Company dead : And 
 now fo many Ships being come together upon the Bitnta- 
 mfc, the Price of Pepper was raisd. The Du^c/j quickly 
 procur'd four of thejr Ships to be laden with Pepper, which 
 were forthwith difpatch d home : The reft rcfoi'vcd to 
 vifit the Molucca Illcs ; and Sdius being returnd to Hol- 
 Ijii.i, i/^iiiv/ivl^ was .Admiral in his room. 
 
 The Molucci Fleet in their way, put in xTuban, ano-7'w.<f7. 
 ther Town of y<iu<r, and at the Illc Marluie, upon the 
 fanic Coart Northward. That Ifland abounds in Rice, 
 which is the moft conlider.able of its Produdls ; the People 
 for the moft part live upon Spoil and Robbery. iMii 
 the D.vffA found by their cvvn fad Experience; for ha 
 ving landed fome Men here to enquire aAet?Tovifions,n^'^iV 
 they were feiz'd and captivated by thefe barbarous Fee- 13»» of 'tut' 
 pic, as were alfo thofe whom they fcntto look after them, ■"'■^'^ '" 
 And tho' they had made them Prifoners in this unjuft and **"**"*' 
 violent way, yet they had the Impudence to ask a prodi- 
 gious Sum for their Ranlomc, fo that the Dutch were 
 forc'd to fet a conliderabic Force of Men afliore, to try jo^'*"**^' 
 recover them by another Method. 
 
 Their old Friends the Por/wfur^r headed the InJUnt, 
 and a hot Skirmilh there was between them, but in the 
 midft of the Fight there happcn'd a Storm to rife, which 
 obliged the Dutch to give over in fome confufion, and re- 
 treat towards their Shijis to look after them. 
 
 This pave the Enemy an advantage to do them fome 
 mifchief.that otherwife perhaps they would not have done ; 
 fo that they came off with a confiderable lofs, and after 
 all were forced to pay loco Rials of Eight in Money and 
 Goods, for the Redemption of their Men. 
 
 ^ f Ftoia 
 
 \:S 
 
 m 
 
 
2l8 
 
 »i',; 
 
 I 
 
 m 
 
 M: 
 
 rr 
 
 
 Other Attempts made bj the Dutch, &c. , Lib. If. I Chap. X LI. 
 
 1 toll' « 
 
 Trom licnic ilvy fail'il to Amhoinn, Init bccaufc there 
 <A'.\s not Trailc rufficicnt for all font Ship?, therefore two 
 vi ihfin went awjy to lii-.iul.r. Thofc at Amloina met 
 witli Cloves, Oranm's, lintoiis, Citrons, Coco'% Dana- 
 f\^S andSiipar-CanesthtTc ; anJ agreed fur a kind of a 
 Factory amoiipU ihcm. The Inhabitants were a poor 
 
 in the Territory of Kern, by the Men of l.abetick, i this 
 was the Original of the Qnarrci ; a very great thing in- 
 lieed, for (ix or feven Towns to fall together by the Ears 
 about, and fptil and tear one another at fueharate, as if 
 tiie Furies had poll'cfs'd thcni all. 
 
 "Twas perhaps a finall Encroachment upon the Privi- 
 
 liniple iiirtof I'coplc, very iiV'orant and nnpolilh'd in their logcJ ot the People o( Nci/t ; but a Civil War was the rea- 
 Maiiiicrs ; dieir Weapons were r.nlv long I'ikes, with a | dy way to lay them open to a Foreign Power, that would 
 Hoi)k at one enil, their Poats made m the form t)t a Dra- make greater Encroachjncnts upon them all, than this 
 
 
 gon, the Head at ilie Pn.w, and the Tad in the Stern,] 
 andadonwi wiihk era! Streamers. 
 
 As for thole atilie H^'-!r. Illes, they had the fame Suc- 
 •cefsin their .^tfaus, astheoilurs had at y(m/oi'i.i ; they 
 «aine tn an Agreement for Trade, and ttjok a Houle tor 
 their Merchandize ; an,l here they were pretty biilie in 
 buying and Icllintt for the fp.n e (jf two or three Montlis. 
 They foiiiid ni thing of a King, or Kingly Power, any 
 whei'e ill all thefe lllands ; they were go\ern"d by their 
 own * States, or Orankaves who direAed ami prclided 
 in ail Matters of Pu', Ink Confcqiience, and Icein'd to 
 ha\e no further Power than that came to, to aC\ in futh 
 
 An,r..i'. a maul er for the GochI of ihe Community. 
 Tjri f I'-l- 'J he People are all Mr.l'viet.vis, and vrrv devom and 
 "'""'•''"/^profile ones; fill of Zeal ami StriCtnefs in their way, 
 *',/".'p/-, . beginning no PnlinefN (.f an'. I'ort wlntloever, tdl they 
 M;t.i«.Mn- have prayed for the Su.:cefs of it ; in which relpciit they 
 ""'"■"•''• are a lliamc to a great part of the Chriltian Woild, that 
 haie a much-lefs Sence of Religion than this amounts to. 
 Thev wc.-e invoKed at this time (and had been a good 
 whi'e Ixfi rej in bitter Contentions and Wars amongit 
 tlieir.felves ; l.i-i>ai:il^. Comber, and // 'oir, held together ; 
 on the other liile, !^:i/i, I'ool.uv.iy, and I'oolf.riicm, were ail 
 in a League. They were horridly let againit one ano- 
 ther, and fought with a Uringe degree of eagernels and 
 ir,\ ctera:e fpleen ; making a deal of loud Node and Tri- 
 umph, whenever they nialliicred one another, and got a 
 arcel of Heads to lliew of cither (iJc. And yet all tlicl" 
 
 nisTurnCa'm 
 ml/t €ail»i:l-t. 
 tItfU •' 111 fj/, 
 
 So uy 
 
 I 
 
 Rlcody Doings was only for the cutting down a few Trees 
 
 cainc to. H.id not the Moufc ami the Frog licen bufiea 
 fighting, they might ha\c avoided the hungry Advcrlary 
 that waited ro fwallow theiti both tip. 
 
 Thefe Klnnds areellcem'd very healthy, anil People live 
 to a great Age in them ; that of ijc Years is not uncom- 
 mon amongd then), and their Old Age is not over-run 
 with Diftempers neither. 
 
 Their Char.iCUr for the produiilion of Spices is very 
 well known ; am! here the Work of drelling the M.ice 
 and the Nutmegs , always falls to the Itiarc of the 
 Women. 
 
 from hence the two Dutch Ships fet Sail again for B-ih-T^ ; ;< 
 t.tw, and from thence for lUlvut. But the other two^'""*' 
 that were at Ami-oini:, after two Months Hay there, went jL 
 
 to the MotllCea'l, AnJ:i» 
 
 At Temitie they procur'd a Trade nd Fatftory ; that'l'JI^'^'" 
 Prince was kind and fa\ourable to iheni, and ready \o)l'^, 
 yield to all their fair and reafonablePropofals. Thefe alfo 
 having fettled their Factory here, fail'd (after the othersj 
 to B^iit.im , and from thence for Uiltuiul, having no Bu- 
 linels new to detain them any longer in the li.iiics. Their 
 Ships were all richly laden with Spice, and thev had 
 made a happy Voyage of it, and 'twas now time to go 
 home and (liew their Country ( cxpediig their r.ti'rn) 
 the Fruits of their profitable Labours al road. 
 
 The two former Ships came lafe into the T-xcl in ApAl, 
 A. D. i6co ; andthele latter ones followed them withtli",^!) ;, 
 like Suc> s the fame Year. 
 
 Chap. XLL 
 
 An Account of the farther Trogrcfs of the Dutch Eaft- Indian 
 
 Trade, in feyer^il Attempts made by them for that ptirpo/e. 
 
 ' ill}. 
 
 THIS Corrcfpondcna' Iv.twccn Ihlhu.! and the 
 Er.ii-ln.llci being once fet afoot, 'iwr.s prulecu- 
 ted by the Dutch with a X'igov.r anUver.able to 
 the Greatnefs of their Hopes .iiid Fxpedations 
 from it. 1 hey had not Patience to Itay till the l.ilt Heet 
 tame home ; but before they could hear the h.appy '1 idiiigs 
 of their Succefs, lent out another upon the lame Delign. 
 * This conlilted of three good Siiips, under the Command 
 
 K<w Com 
 
 B^nief in 
 
 !99- of Srcphoi ir.ll llc'^n:, 
 
 Befidcs this, the four Ships of the former Fleet, that 
 made lb quick a Difpatch at lUntr.u:, and went home- 
 wards from thence, under the Command of .Admiral 
 Kccclw, were prefently made to begin another Voyage; 
 they did but jult unlade as it - r-, and then p-it out to 
 Sea again. 
 
 All this while there was but one Company that took 
 upon them the Management of thele ludic.n Atlairs ; ami 
 that was the Company of A»:Ji:,iUw, or of the I'rovince 
 of Htllnnt!. 
 
 But now another rtartcd up, the Bulinefs grew profita- 
 ble, and was upon tlu thrising Hand, and more were 
 willing to put in fur a Ihare on't. Iiis was a Company 
 of An'ijtefiir.mmeri, .and H Avmtr.s )o\,i d together : 'Ihey 
 
 * I>uml<r • let out a Fleet of four Ships, under the Condud of Ad- 
 ^. D. 1)99. niiral Bott ; which after two Years return 'd with a \ try 
 
 rich Cargo, 
 •^r 1600 The lame Society alfo prepared * two Ships more, to 
 ' which the former Comp.any added fix others all going out, 
 under the Command of the aforefaid ,V.uhi, and making 
 a ver\ happy and profiKrous Voyage. 
 
 ♦ ^ D i«oi. Again, bcfides all thefe, the very next Year *, 1 3 Ships 
 ■ ^[fU. more fet Sail fiom .iw//fi'i/<im, under the Command of 
 
 three Admirals, ']a>mi Uamsk'rk, JdtiGrmivr, an<Ul-W- 
 plhviiH'' ">■'" • Thefe were met and encoumrtd by a 
 Spmifl! Armado, conlilting of the hkc number ot Ships j 
 but hiiw iiie Dutci came off in that Adlion, w^ iiavc no 
 particular Account in thefs Voyages that arc now be. 
 Store us. 
 
 What _Succ<-fs they had at A Ixi.; is related in a fornuT'i-.-.^ 
 BtXik * ; 'tis reckon d the /'o. /(.i;w^.- procur'd them that lin-^- • ' 'I 
 tert.-.iment by the ill Reports they made of them to tk'' ' 
 King of .khcii. However, that Prince did afterwards 
 trt-at them at a better rate,and proceeded fo far in a friend- 
 ly Coirelponiieiice with tlum, as to fen.l his Eml afliidors 
 into //i/AiH./ to Prince M.itnicc ; one of whith died at 
 m:J l'elmni:<l\ .Hid lies buried there, haNitig an Ep t.-.ph 
 on his Tomb, that Ihews his Name and Qiiality. I he 
 C< ir.nianders tc w hem the King of .;. , vji was thus Civil, 
 wcic l.i-.xvici cr hi. k'-r. with f .ur SIrps of r^'l.vj, and Ad- 
 miral C,ci,«c Spi'li-co, one of thf famous Dure!.' Circiim- 
 Na\igators. What u .i itrform'd by each of ihnll- f r>- 
 mcntion'd Perfons, wc ihall enter upon the enquiry into 
 by and by ; but we iiuiit firit of all take Notice of a very 
 necelfary Itep, in order to the more profperous Ninnig^- 
 ment of thefe Affairs, and that wasthe Union of all the 
 Stocks and Companies. For whereas by the diveility ofAl;!«C 
 thefe Tr.iding Parties amongft them, there were fo n-anv ?••'-'-■ 
 private and particular Intcrelh to be regarded, that the 
 Publick Good could not be fo ;:ealou(Iy and regularly pur- 
 fued asotherwife; it was concluded, and accordii ply 
 proclaitn'd, Ihat all thefe feveral Societies (hould fum 
 themfelvcs into one Body, and laying all their Slacks to- 
 gether, (hould have the fole difpofal of the F..:i}-UJl.: 
 Iiadc, for the Ipaccof 21 Years, And they agrei.J. .'fo 
 upon thefe Terms, with reference to the Divifion of the 
 Charge of all new Fleets amongll themfelves, that ihould 
 hereafter be "fet out, vij^. that Amflcrdnm Hiould bear a 
 hall part ; MiriMeberoi-gh cnc fourth ; Delji, I\onrrd,n; 
 lim-hfjcn, and Hcoiti, each a fixtcenth parr. The Sum of 
 the Common Stock brought into the 1 reafury, amounted 
 to more than Six Millions of Florins : And upon this 
 Foundation of united Counfels and Purfes, they proceed- 
 cd to carry on a very thriving and profitable Trade. The 
 Accouni;s wc have of their particular Managements a- 
 
 I broad, arc not very perfpicuoully nor methodically g:\on , 
 but yet fu much wcmay be able to pick out of them, as 
 
 ir.a*' 
 
 may fervc to 
 n.ade Ixith ir 
 delb oying th. 
 
 Fleet under I 
 
 ,S' 'tights of . 
 
 th.it the 'Low 
 
 Aruiadoof i 
 
 and '.w'cnty F 
 
 lor.c [he H:n.. 
 
 wirh the t):ii , 
 
 to :hat, they I 
 
 all rhe Plague 
 
 1/.- i)i:t.:,ii 1 
 
 • ^ upon the I'fu.: 
 
 (n\'< .mil took 
 
 niii': li;t fire tn 
 
 rfeaped, and t 
 
 Fnplir and C( 
 
 Lhele l(-arti 
 
 , conid not havi 
 
 ■.„. do allthe mifc 
 
 Imiiu they (lau 
 
 tjp*r Clove Tr 
 
 rotis Hoftilirie 
 
 Ihd /', wliofc 
 
 I'er. The H.„ 
 
 for his limely .' 
 
 Iv ; neither w.i 
 
 in ih.it n. antler 
 
 (U're chiefly ii| 
 
 fr.tiidlhipand 
 
 their own l)an 
 
 ^qvl\ ed all the C 
 
 ,«ccoiint, took 1 
 
 .\nd II.W.I1 Klat 
 
 divided, two S 
 
 three hi the lat 
 
 1.1 i'rj.i:.',- pot a 
 
 llaicin to their 1 
 
 Factory in gooi 
 
 and. Nutmegs r 
 
 ly fiirnilhed thr 
 
 home J the oth' 
 
 ripe. 
 
 Jr.mcs Hmn. 
 ■'^iiu Amflcrtinm Fli-e 
 ••i^Kii pf S^.,.^.i^(,^ i„ 
 
 .She was of i 
 
 aboard her ; (1; 
 
 Cotton, Tint 
 
 ties, that Ihe w 
 
 them. Accord 
 
 IVofle, ar the t 
 
 a i ioody Flag, 
 
 fiilinn ; bun ._ 
 
 the white Fiagi 
 
 bled her, and ni 
 
 turned home in 
 
 „,,,, 'Llie very Ian 
 
 : - .lifmcntioredbefo 
 
 !ll.ii:d of C'ew,, 
 
 ■•Uvoi'nt. He 
 
 ciitert.iined bv i 
 
 Liberty of Tra 
 
 him away in : 
 
 1.: „ <"'"'■''^ who det 
 
 .1 noble retinue 
 
 tlephants were 
 
 coltiy Litter fm 
 
 This King of 
 
 a lirtle into his 
 
 on. The Port::^ 
 
 I"'Ih-s had fcate 
 
 where they had 
 
 ed Quicr and Fr 
 
 In this Fort of C 
 
 LdiKation, I hi 
 
 li-lrc'z'd him by 
 
 L'pontlie Dc 
 
 |nK„''/(twihatwashi 
 
 f f-w, Illind (ttpt into 
 
 the P.'iiu'iui^c, 
 
 lateK'iig Dunn:; 
 
 I'-'>tugi,c:;e likw 
 
 lefolved to marr 
 
 o'riving out I'iw, 
 
 •'Accordingly the 
 
 Potent Army ro 1 
 
 tire and hide hin 
 
 A H.'t 
 
nbctick.; this 
 rat thing in- 
 r liy the Ears 
 1 a race, as if 
 
 on the Privi- 
 r was the rca- 
 r, that would 
 ill, than this 
 ; been biific a 
 (ry AdvcrUry 
 
 nd People live 
 is not iincom- 
 iiot ovcr-rim 
 
 Spires is very 
 
 iiig the Mace 
 
 iV.arc of the 
 
 again for Bih-Twj:.u 
 the other twoS;." 
 ay there, went 7.1 
 
 And i: 
 
 Fadlory ; that",,,''" 
 I, and ready to>u" 
 lis. Thcfc alfo 
 iftcr the othersj 
 
 having no Bu- 
 ; h.iHrs. Their 
 
 and they h.td 
 I'.ow time to go 
 tg their r.li'rn) 
 )ad. 
 
 le T:.\cl in z//"^', 
 ■d them wiihtlr^PiK 
 
 :-Indian 
 
 .ited in a foriniT";-:.'-.. 
 
 'd thtimhathn-^-'' 'f 
 
 if them to the 
 
 did aftor\var(!s 
 
 far in .1 fricnJ- 
 
 liis Knil afllidors 
 
 whith died at 
 
 iiig an Ept.-.ph 
 
 Qiia'.ity. '1 he 
 
 as ihiisCiMi, 
 
 T^-I.v:it, and Ail- 
 
 Diinh Cireiim- 
 
 h of ihnl'e i r.'- 
 
 tlic enquiry into 
 
 Kntiec of , a very 
 
 fpcrous Maii.ig^- 
 
 VJnion of ail the 
 
 the diverlity ofAiiinC 
 
 TC W'Crc fo iranyP''-'- 
 
 gardcd, that the 
 
 nd regularly pur- 
 
 and accordingly 
 
 ties Ihould form 
 
 their S;;cks to- 
 
 if the E.-Ahl'Jia 
 
 they agreed ..'fu 
 
 Divifion of the 
 
 ■Kes, that llioulil 
 
 am iTio'.ild bear a 
 
 ,rt. The Sum of 
 
 ■afury, amounted 
 
 And upon tins 
 
 "es, they proceeJ- 
 
 .ble Trade. The 
 
 Managements n- 
 
 •thodically gi^en , 
 
 out of them, as 
 
 tri*' 
 
 Lib II I (>hap.XL!. 'Tht' y^^/omo/Harminius, tleemsEirk, O-c. 219 
 
 ^T.«jt'> mi. 1.ULC1 i>i uivn.i'.vij i*.tinmi^ iiiai nc was k 
 liiv(d; he loll tilt' ViCKiry .ind his Life tt('C!her, * an 
 '■'»"■ .1 ihc C'i)m]uirov fo.'HHo liiiiif If at ciicc of tli 
 
 fray fcrvc to inform us nf the mighry I'rncrcfs the Dw/i/i jliis Fortes Ui adv.intageoufly, that he bitterly 
 ira^e lx)th in advaneiiig ihcirown Imcreft and Trade, and 
 delVioying thatof the Spviiit ./i and I'mfuyiif^c. 
 
 H'niplxvJ ll.utniitli.s had five Ships of the /ImPerH.mi 
 Fleet tinder hi'! command. This Perfnn being in the 
 Srreights "f S:ti:.lr, was informed thereby a C/ii'iic/r Junk, 
 ih.it iheTiiwn of Brntttm was clofely (ilieged by an 
 Aruiadoof /'o■r^:;«c^^ conlilling of eight great Ship^ 
 ,ind uventv Fiignts. They c.inie thither pretendinc lo 
 lor. e the H.ih.if.iufi- to promife them to ha\e no dealings 
 w\'.\\ the hut r, anil if they wtiuM not oblige thenifebr^ 
 to tliat, they (l.Oiild be puniftied for their Kcfulal with 
 all theP'a;.',»tr,of War. _ 
 
 iS.:<ti:)i.ii iipin this News fail'd away tiB.:«Mw, fell 
 iiron the /'ri'/;:. .■(!•: -, and toured the whole Arinado ; he 
 |ii\k .and n.ok a gnat manyof them, and fonie the Hue- 
 nil.'- let tiivrniheiiifclves; in (liort a very fiuall number 
 efeafel, and thi fe that did hurried away in a horribli. 
 Fiiglit and Confiifinn. 
 
 Thcle ff.itter'd Remai:ulers of the Fleet ( lincc they 
 could not have their Wills at ft.in.-.ni ) fet themfehes to 
 do allthe mifehief imagmable at o'.her places. Ar Wi/.- 
 Ii-:iiu ihey llaiiphter'd the poor innocent N.itives.ei t down 
 ti*^ Clove Trees, and eoinmirted all manner of barba- 
 rous Hoftilitici, and all out < f revei'gc and malice to the 
 l>fiil\ wliofe Trade they were bent every where to hin- 
 
 didrcffed 
 
 I'er. The «.i/.f ; 
 
 were vcrv thankful to llnminiiii 
 
 lor his timely Aiiiltancc, as they had very good rcafon to 
 Iv ; neither was it witliimt ivafon that \hcDiiich intetpofed 
 itiili.ii n;anner, lince the Sutlerings of the Unt.imcfi: 
 uererhiefly upi.n tli.-iraiLOunt, and by talking oft" their 
 I^Mjudlhip and Alliance ihev might have put an end to all 
 tlleirown Danger and Diftrels. ll.irtniniui having re- 
 ceived all the Compliments of iht: B.iiit.tincfe upon this 
 tCeoiint, took his leave and went away for the AJu'«,ii i 
 
 the /V;H^//:-^f, andeiirotf allnannerof Provilion from 
 ilie C'lt; . y.f'/'fT the new-iriadc King, feeing he w.islike 
 to be ilarved intl.e City, ref bed -oitay no longcrthere, 
 bur go out and lent al! to ilu- fa/ard of one fet Battel ; 
 il he carried ilie Day, tlie Diltr(.is w.is at an eml, and 
 thv Cornrr\ clcai of ai! id-eiliiicj befere him ; if not, 
 a Noble Deaili, or foituiaie e!i..i|'e into fome place of 
 more fardom, would lt.l!chai.j;e'th i diref il Sitiie. And 
 twasbvthe latter of thifetwo Meihods that he was rc- 
 
 _ , . he ovcnhrwwn 
 
 )oung 1'; .niel'sand the 'I innin; jgim -' (il-i- 
 
 She ua^lut nine 01 n 11 Y^aK o'd, when ly JV'.'k.'.i's 
 ViCbji) and Marriage w.th her, l),ei.ame to the Inheri- 
 t-Uxe I t her Fathers Crown ; aj f r the Pc)!.ii!iic\\; tlu 
 wli: le Power of the Kii:,: lorn of c'.i ./..• was etnployod 
 aga.iillilKiii, and allhiiAavours .il.:d to aLcomplilli their 
 toniplear Fxpulfion It. m tii.' Iflaii I. "I"ib to be noied 
 that /),;.);/( the Fatht-r of tlnsvoiifi; PriiKcfs, and i-7;«.j. 
 i's Prede.tfli'ur 111 thellircne i,i' CmJ; was not rri- 
 ginalh King of that plate, but of Sitcluxnr, which is 
 aboil IS I eai lies from Cid:-. Twas the Sntcefs of his 
 .\rms that brought him in there, net the Right of Suc- 
 ce.'iion, or the Pcoplis Choice; he dro.c the lawf.il 
 King of ( ■,-H.y,- out, whoHed wi'h all his Children for 
 Refuge to the /v., ni;;!!-?!-, and left the Victorious /).to);.r 
 for a while, to enjoy the Fruiis of his Violence and Fn- 
 juftice. Put hi- was .it lad routed out bv the People, 
 who were tar frniu being ealie uniler his C/,crnmc:.: ; 
 and then lore ferved him the fame lawte that he had 
 ferved rheir ri;:luhil Prince, forcing him tr^ t.ifte the Pltfl- 
 lures ot Rebellion, Trealnn, and. P..iiiilV.ment, and to try 
 hi.w 'twas, for a M.in that had a Cvwri upon his Head, 
 to have itpulled off agai:. ina n'de and t'ortiMi. manner. 
 
 :i 
 
 '^i 
 
 I 
 
 /j'.iB.-/.! Illands. .And now this part of the Fleet was j By this means was a way opi-ivd for /Vwj,:/ ■ the Son of 
 
 divided, two Ships being 
 
 1 for the former, and J the exikd King, to come into his laiiicr^ F.o, al Seat at 
 
 three for the latter of iheleldands. Thofe that went to 1 t'^/Wi' ; the Death (f the Ufiii per -'J.-nrdid him that 
 1 jTj.rt.T got a good lading there, and then fail'J to ! Juftce, and brought him to the Pclieiron of liijdefired 
 /fr«r/;t to their Companions. At BiMnir. they found their Cilory. 
 
 Factory in good cafe, and a fufficient qiun'-lty of Mace I Spill ci«c>i being come to Cuuir to wait upon tlus ■•''."■''''J.?'"'* 
 and Nutmegs reaily for them, with which they prcfent- I Prince, vsas the next Day after his arrival fent for to ,„''.',« a't'cj,; 
 ly furnilhed three of their Ships and difpatched them 1 Courr. The King was very well pleafed with the Pre- i'. 
 home ; the other two ftaid there till the Cloves were , ftnts he made him, but leemid to be much more taken 
 ripe. I with the Company of him and his European .Atten.imts, 
 
 jcmcj HrnnskJ,l{, that commanded anoihcr part of the , who appear'd tobe liich a fort of People as lie little ey.- 
 Amffc'iiam Fleet, performed his moft conliderablc piece \ peilted to fee. For lie was uniler an Apprel-eiifion that 
 of Service, in the taking of a Iplendid \'(!rtiguc-;c Miip. i there wa' no Naticnof Whites, burihe 1'0''/';.m--,» r.lone, 
 
 his moft deteltcd Enemies, 
 
 She was of 1400 Tun burthen, and' iiad Soe Perfns 
 al-oardher; fl.e was laden w.th Silk, Sugar, Musk,! 
 Cotton, Tintinago, and fo iranv rich Commodi- 
 ties, th.11 iV.e was worth feveial Millions of Florens to I 
 them. Accoriing to the ufual hectoring way ot that 
 People, ar the lirlt light of the llu-J- Ships ,he hung out 
 a Moody Flag, thivatmug them all with Death .i 1 Con- 
 fufinn ; burilie i-jiurkly changOvl her Culours and pur out 
 the white Fiagof I'eace ; a few fliot tVomthe /Ji.r^; luni- 
 bled her,and made lie;' cry out M'J.- kord'.j. Hccm,i^i\\c- 
 tumcd home in .7. />. it^ j^. 
 ,,.,,., The very fame '\'ea'. alfo returned Admiral '\p:.'!c,:rrn 
 . J ct' mcntiored before. The moll of his C'. ncernslay at the 
 ' Illai.dof t'c'Mi');, of wlreh we have tlu> following 1 rief 
 Account, ilcwastirftof all honourably received and 
 entertained bv the King of Bi.'e.n'/, who vor.chl'afed hiin 
 Liberty of Trade, and after feveial other Favnurs, fenr 
 him away in a verv fiicndlv manner to the King of 
 J _ 1^ (Vi).,'r, who defired his Companv. 'I'his Prince oieierM 
 a noble letimie to attend him in his Journey thither; his 
 tlephancs were fent out together with hisCuard, and a 
 eoltly I.itter for the Admiral himfelf to be carried in. 
 This King r/i Cr.ii.lc being mention'd, we muft digrcfs 
 a little into his Story, which may defervo our conlidcrati- 
 c>n. The Portuguese amonglt other parts of the E.tJ}- 
 Inilict had fe.ited themfelves alfo in this llland of C )/.')/, 
 where they had their ftrong Fort of Colombo, and enjoy- 
 ed Quiet and Friendlhip with the Kings of the Country. 
 I" this Fort of C' t. mho, the prefent King of C.ui.ie had his 
 hhuation, they had made a Chriftian of him, and 
 Baptiz'dhim by the Name of D«)i Jrlm do Aujlrir:. 
 
 Upon the Death of Dn'tn: the old King, this F/w^jAi 
 
 Vli*' ' *"' ''''"' ^^'^* '"'' ^'•■'"'''' ) ^y tlie help of his party in the 
 .,' " llland ttept into the Throne, and prefently arm 'J againft 
 the PMupii:;c, and expell'd them the Country. The 
 lateKng Dmmr. had a Daughter living IHll, whom the 
 l'<'itugi,crie likwife had the breeding of, and her they 
 rcfolved to marry to the Govcrnour of hUlncci, and (o 
 ilriving out I'ividl.:. putthe Ciovcrnmciv. into their Hands. 
 Accordingly they brought this young Princefs with a 
 Potent Army to r .n.ic ; aid now l'im/:'n was forc'd to re- 
 tire and hide himlclf in the Woods, w'hcte yei he p'i'.i.ed 
 
 ,ind tlietJi'ore lay under a 
 very plealing Surprize to find the Uitt.ij of that Comj lexi- 
 011 as well as they. 
 
 The Furniture of his Pal.ice was aftei the P^'tu^iiete 
 Fall'on, for having h.ul his IciuLaiioii amongll ihein, lie 
 Ibll raauicd fome of the'ir Cultoms : 'I luis the Rooms 
 were furnilhed with Cluirs, and SiO'l',, and Tables, 
 adorned with rich Arr.is Hangings and other thingsof the 
 like nature, that had far more of the .'.urcyV.K; "than the 
 //..//:'. mode in them. 
 
 Wlien they came to diltourfe < f the matter of Trade, 
 the King Ihewed an untommon degree of forwardncfs 
 and willmgnels to promote that Delicn 9 and ( whether 
 'twas a Compliment or no ) he told V/;' .V'i;,-)j that him- 
 felf and his Qiieen and all his Nobles would be ready to 
 tarry Stones aud Mortar for the building of a Fort when 
 and wherever Prince ■V/.;;ii;'.-.' and the States pleafed. 
 
 And to fix the King more cifeCtually ill this goodHu-n.mi the 
 moiir and fnonrableOpinion of the Dutch, Sfiibcrgcn f V'l""^ 
 went out one Day ami took three Portuguf:^e Shi^is, ^'"'"" 
 burning them when ho had done, and bringing all thu 
 Men home Prilbners to the King. This did his Bulinefs, 
 and if the King had not been difpofcd tobe kind before, 
 'twas enough to have made him fo : A Sacrifice of his 
 Fnemies that had once, and would again beat his Crown 
 from his Head. What rmildbc more agreeable and pro- 
 cure more Favcnir for him that offer'd it ? This Prince 
 w.as mightily uelighttd with Mufick, and when the Ad- 
 miral found his Inclination to lie pretty ttrongly that way, 
 heprefented him with a couple of Mufieians, one of 
 whom came to very good Fortune by this mean!., for 
 the Charms of his Mufick perlw.adcd the King to make 
 him a Secretary of State; this was a very fine Poll for a 
 F'idler, and Preferment enough to have made a Man 
 Mulical tliat was not fo before. But farther, to (hew hs 
 Elteciti and Opinion of the Ouu/', the King fee himfelf 
 to learn that Language, and would needs have his King- 
 dom called by the Name of Ken HoUr.nL 
 
 The .Account \vc ha\ e of this Country is very rtiort 
 
 and imperfect. The whole lUanJ is divided into*";'™"'' 
 
 feven Kingdoms, but how much l".m,:l'. the King of 
 
 C.ind:''i Territories do take in i-: no: certain ; only this wc 
 
 F f 1 are 
 
 
 'm 
 
 i'f'%. 
 
 I . 
 
 *■!• 
 
220 
 
 ( , 
 
 lA 
 
 Hh 
 
 Neccius goes to the Coajl 0/ China atid Macao, &*€, Lib. !]' m Chap. XLl 
 
 tlmlie ('Dnolfi'S all that Kingdom, of which 1 bought Byiwicnce, thatchc pUcc they were come to was ■ rafieanJ fai 
 
 , the Capital Cny, ;» few Forts cxceptcj, out of I M.jc.id. There w.is no remedy to be had at all in this^,™*''^ K Law to the F 
 
 i*. nut vccalile til ilrivi- the Pfi/7Ku/f?i-. I cafe : their Men were out ot their rcaih .iml tKpv l,,.l i,.",'"^' H •i.^ir nxun 
 
 Cii'i'^/' lis the Capital City, ;» few Forts cxeeptcj, out of ( M.r 
 which he is not yecaWe tii drive the Poitiijiif^i; 
 
 The lll.mdis i',o .Wilesfrnni N. toS. and 140 broad, 
 'tis a niiWe fertile Spir, a'.'cmii.ls in dtlic.ite odnriteroiis 
 riants, Ciiiii.imon Iivt ,, theuidlt and beil in the whole 
 World, and whieliijiiu.re ih.iiiall, tiioice Jewels ot fe- 
 deral forts. 
 
 5/'i'./'n;;™broiij;ht loth Cinnnnioii and pr.cious Stones 
 A urrji Cit- ff'"" tlii-"n>'<.'. and .I'lioniill theft' .1 1'y ropus or Carbunelf 
 h.iiuii' of a prodipioMs fize, wi';;iuii:-, liill .y: . Carols ; one fo 
 kwu|lufrcm i,jp J, ^^,i,.j, l,,n-aly (,•„,;./,. had e\er feenbetore. Thus 
 we have feen tlie RefnU of S?i:ih-''^.i.'-i Manacenient at 
 Cn'o'i, anliland little kniuvu to ihe I'.itijci-.u WurM ; 
 wc niuft new fee wlia' was pirfrnied by other Com- 
 iiiai)dersof the O.'./im I'leets in other places where their 
 Concerns lav. 
 
 «f? 
 
 • MkJ, 
 
 
 
 
 
 .uAo, There W.IS no remedy to be had at all in this^,™*''^ 
 cafe : their Men were out ot their rcaih, and they had ii'iC?!! 
 not (trenctii enouph to attempt the Recovery of them by *^'"- 
 Arirn; to they were forced to fubmit to this unjutt Vio- 
 lence, and go away quictandtontented, till they were 
 in litter Circumftanccsto take their Revenge. 
 
 After this they licat ahoiit upon the Coall of CMichin- 
 Clint, and having paft fevcral tonliderabic Dangers by 
 Rocks and Shehes, and other (onnid.tblc things, they 
 cauietoy,(.i,,,i. Here they fuuiid nothing l)ut'Woutls 
 andDefarts, and the footings of fume Wild Beafts ; No':"~'^'' 
 Iiihabitatns appeared, nor any Refrciliit.ent that might " '""' 
 tempt aCoini-any of weather-beaten Sramen toftay there; 
 lo they failed from hence to Aihuci'.r.Tittcn, in i i'.^ut,^, 
 Degr. lu Min. Ih s place was.ilniolt as bad as the other, ^■'■" 
 only not (iiiitcfo barren ; they came out into an open 
 Field, belet all round with comely Trees, where they 
 law good ftoreof Birds, and Butfals too, that were dil- 
 peiled lip and down a feeding, but they could not lay 
 handsof any of them to fupply their Ncceflitics. They 
 found the Tr.ack of fonic Carriages, as alio the Foot- 
 ings of limie Men in feveral plates, which they followed 
 ,vs far .as they could, till they were led out into wild 
 ranil'liiig Woods, where all was lolt and confounded a- 
 g.'i". So that 'tis probable thefe People h.id no fixed and 
 ceriain Dwellings, but wandred about the Country, fet- 
 tling lonietimes in onelpot of it and foinetimcs in'.-Mio- 
 ther, according as the Paltui.ige or other Convtnicncics 
 ferved them. 
 
 But the Fruiifiilncfsof this Country ffuch is 'twas )*(!«»( 
 \y.isa worfefla^-netnthe /):/,v/. in u^ FfTcLls, than thcFNt«) 
 RirrenneNtf it eould podiblyhavc been. For here wa-,'*""- 
 
 T"-!.- rra.:t 
 t::e Uiuh. 
 
 It."» / 7». 
 
 ^.4U. 1,1. . 
 
 .\dmifa! J ones S.\ ,'«' Kr fail with the ^hips muler his 
 Coinmaiid for /ii'.'f i/«, whereafter a V'o\age of tome 
 nine Months or belter they arri>ed in * fafetv. The Go- 
 %ernoiir of thi- pl.ie.- aetoidiiig to the good I ndcr 
 ^landin;; now ell.ibhihed i'e'.ween them and xW: Dutch ) 
 p.ivttiietu Iiiforma ion ot rheDelignstlic I'j /..;; c^.' were 
 carryit:pon agaif.lt thiiii. 
 
 1 he King of T. /■ k ( a T'lwn upon the lll.ind of ,7.;;' 1 ) 
 wa, (if a ''I'l/'cic^- extiaOtion, ."iiid having iom'd with 
 hi^Cl'l:ntry-llH■ll in the.r I'ltit ot evtupaiing the Ou::i< 
 '^ Intel eit there, h.ul hnt :o Hua^tn to ask lea\e to aitaek 
 the Dtit.h ill tha' 1 1 itboiif, for wliieh puipoie they had a 
 Fleetdf 40 .Shlps'.h.it lav re.id\ at i c.t-.-. Wh.it ^^^ 
 fuer w.ts gi\cn we <'ii not know; tlio' Vis probable a 
 pcrenip.iiry Refula! : • a.lnv.t oi ,111) liuli I loftiliiies a- 
 p:iiiilt the D}it.r there ; ho«^\ 
 fee the even! of it, Sit went 
 
 ^i J:'. ),v;^f he hearJ licw '.he \\"::i'^i:cxr had befrleivled! ntd and dilliirb'd, the Harmony aiul regular Temper ol' 
 Jii< Na'ion i;i a good Cliarader, reprefintiiig them to the | their Minds fpoil'd and M:i.itcd, their Fancies 10 de- 
 Pe.'pleasa paivelof 'l hie\es V^lonlites, and in all re-' Kiuchcd. that they did noihmg but forma parcel of wild 
 fpedstheworil and ni. u le.id tort of Men, which they cxtraiaeant In-.apes, and prelent them in fuch ftiong and 
 did tluy alleuged out of k iiiinefs to the Kit.gof T.DMff, lively 'olours too, that all appc.ar"d as if 'twiis real. 
 K-caiife they w.-iuld not ha. e him impofed upon by fmh ! E\ cry Man was a Vilionary in his own way, and iccord- 
 a fort of People. IVfides this here was a report of a'ingtohis own proper Humour and Difpofition. One 
 dilinal Trapcily aCled by them upon a Company of (^iw and ronvcrfed w ith Angels, another had fbme of the 
 /)«/./ Men, wliofe Ships they had betrayed; upon all R'ack Regiment about him, a third cried out of Serpents, 
 which Accoint.s, Kf...»j f.iiled away to I'ldoie to take and other formidableCreatures, and another of fome other 
 fomc part of his ret eiigc upon them. 'thing th.it his confufed diftraifted Imagination prcfcntcd 
 
 Biithis Succefswas not arluerablc to the Juftncfs of at that lime. Thefe Phanaticks mult fure make very 
 his Carle, or at lealf die (iieatnefs of that particular pretty Company together, while every Man was tcllini! 
 rrovceaiicn, for he rnmeotf w;th the worit out in the | his own .Stoiy, and e.serting thofe Pairions, with ihcir 
 Hncounici-, and belides ihe I oS of fome of his Com- feveral Appiehenlions of the Objeifls that were prefcnted 
 pany and hsi.Avn Wciun.!-, uasoWiged ro leave the in-, cxiiied in them. No doubt there was a great deal of 
 fiiltiiig Lneiny to make ilieir utiiioH Boaft upon his variety in that kind, and as much noife andbuftlctoo 
 Flight. I aniongd them ; for thofe that fanficd the Devil by there. 
 
 They by the wav here give us an Account of the King could rot but run away from him, andthe reft that were 
 
 V Sec. ills d;d not Itay to ■ a Fnit, ihetatingof which, made them all downrighf 
 away for the A.'-i..-,m,'.' madf ir atime. All their Faculties wer: ifrangely darki 
 
 of i■l■l)/,I^'s Titles, .-uulailthe Dominions he pretends to ; crcotrpaired with venomous Bcails to be fure did rot 
 they tell us he calls hiaifelt' King of T.™.i,\', Ak./'/.ir, ilatidlt:ll,^ Any Man that Ihould have come and found 
 M-//', .Unhin.i, (,iicl; and nf the Ccide.', tlio' he pol'-, tjiem in thisConliticnfu'-'t fufpcdingit to be thcEffedof 
 felfesiioth'tig there; a'fo of Mi'.Jrii'r, S-ko-s, i\/;i,w, 'lucha Caule as'twas muft have thought //«.t»f/7(»T4/cd to 
 and other Iflands. But all the while here's nothing of lie either a Receptacle of niad People, oratlcaftto be 
 the B.^Hf/.r lllunds ; wc I'.vt.'i find th,' King of T;-i«.;;i. , h.liinted withfoincthing worlt. How they tame to Iv 
 rrcteikisanySmtraigtrv th^rc, and there's no reafon tc foberag.iinthiy don't tell us, whether by theufcofany 
 belicxe that Title woulil I'e lepprefs'd if it had ever been fort of l\Lmcdies, or whether the Dillcmper wcm off of 
 afTumed by him ; and theri fore thit more m< dern Pre- it lelt. 1 hey don't give us neither any defcription of tliis 
 tenet of the /),vf. /• to t he B:>..l.i Iflands upon the King of, Fruit.orthe Tree, or Shrub that iK-ars it, that other People 
 Tera^ff's, It count proves it fe'f to be vain and idle, and j miglit learn howtfi know and .avoid it;all which is fo very 
 the Makers of it to be Ihrewdiy put to it to find out profs aNcglecV 'th.it bccaule 'tis more Charity to impute 
 fome Reafin for the r.ir.juft Claim. :it to Diltr.tCtionthan to IIINaturc ) wce'U fuppofe they 
 
 NciT/';/;r.ow bcaieaauav from the Mclticcr.j went to j did net reco\er 'he true Ufe of their Wits as long asthey 
 feek his Fonunc ini therplaees. iwere lure but carried the Rclicks of the Madncfs a- 
 
 fr,< "vt of He came firlt to C _> , one of the P!'i!!pp!>ic Iflands tri- way w;th 'hem. 
 
 |5|j„j,['^"".iutary to the .'.■;. iH/'/i'./j, wheic ho ir.ctwith kind Enter- T He next placethey came to was P.w.iwt ; and hcac«,*iim 
 tainmen'ficmt!ieNati\es. |( whether iiad or fober j thev found very kind Enter-''"*!" 
 
 After [hat they came to \f-';f/.i'v not far from iheBay of tain-nent, and had the Grant of a f.ii2ory from the '"*'"'■ 
 
 hUniltr:, whcie they were horribly endanger'd for eight Qjieen of this place. They heard here liJtewifc that 
 
 Days together amongll: the Rocks. rheir.Mei. 'akenat ^Ucao weremoflof them executed and 
 
 From hence the) l.iil'd towards the Coaft ofChhf, fint Fninnersto G'o.r ; for 'twas the Porfuffi/f^f had ferv'd 
 
 and had fight of one of the Clutter of Iflands, that lies them that tr.ik tho' they fufpcdled iheChinefe to have 
 
 b'.fore C.i«f(iK. fome hind in it. 
 
 r«-i,jn(1 When they were by their own reckoning 12 or 15 | At J'(iM.,.-thcv tclhis arcufed the Af<i/.i>4M,C/j/nt/f, and 
 
 «'''^^,c",'(t leagues from A-f<;,v:', they ventured to proceed three or j .Viicif/f Languages ; the M.ilnynn foincthing rcfcinbling 
 
 four Leagues farther, and fiw a parcel of Buildings at 'the //■/fiii/t, the S -mcf- like Euroft.m Charaiftcrs, the 
 
 rhe Foot of a Hill, and fevtral Boais in the adjoining i^^"''"/' much more intr'ca'e than either, and to be read 
 
 Water with tvliolc 1 ail il'es in them, Men, Women, and ! from the right-hand downwards, wherein it agrees with 
 
 Children. Nine of thefe People would come aboard the J. tponcjc*. , 
 
 them, but when the'- enquired of them alwut M^citr, 
 
 they pointed to ihe M( untain ; but the Dutch not believ- 
 
 ing A.V.rto to be pi near, let fome of their Men alhoar ; 
 which not returning, they fent out more in ihcir Boats to 
 < iiquire after them, but in Ihort they were all floiip'd and 
 detained PriKiacrs, and now dte Diitcii fgund by dear 
 
 The Laws of this Country are vc. ^ fevere in cafe o^s«„\''^ 
 Adultery, punifhingany Trefpafsof thai kind withcer-M*' 
 tain Death. The Otft.idcrs are n one refpeift their own t'.'jl'":;"^ 
 Judges, for th ^y ( >ndcmn themfcK -s to what Deatli they PrBdJA. 
 plcafc ; and their Parents are the,- Executioners, and 
 havcic hereby ia their Powa ig maltc tlieir Sufferings as 
 
 cafte 
 
c. Lib. 11 
 
 come to was , 
 
 and they liail iti(o«„^ 
 f of tl\i'm by ''""■ 
 s unjiill Vio- 
 ill tlicy Wire 
 
 It of CtiiiihiH- 
 : OanpiT'- by 
 : tliinns liny 
 ; Imt Wouili , 
 
 1 Bc.fts; No :::;;,:?' 
 
 nt that might 
 ruoftay there; 
 Tulcit, ill 1 1 .^luiM 
 .d as the other, ''■*' 
 into an open 
 , where they 
 hat were dil- 
 rould not lay 
 flFitics. They 
 alfo the Foot- 
 iliey followed 
 out into wild 
 confounded a- 
 d MO fixed and 
 • Country, let- 
 letiincs in .■'.no- 
 Conveiiicncics 
 
 iich is 'twas )/»!!;,,, 
 eAs, than thefi'i «i 
 
 For here wai''*'- 
 
 all downright 
 trangely dark-^ 
 liar Temper ot 
 Fancies fo de- 
 parcel of wild 
 I'uch ftrong and 
 s if 'twits real, 
 y, and accorJ- 
 [X)fition. One 
 ad fome of the 
 out of ScrpciitT, 
 •r of fome other 
 ation prcfenicd 
 re inake very 
 an was telling 
 ns, with ihcir 
 
 ■ ere prefented 
 great deal of 
 
 and biiftle too 
 
 Devil by them, 
 reft that were 
 
 >e fure did not 
 
 inc and found 
 
 be theEffedof 
 
 ■7m.j/ cHaTaka to 
 
 )r at lead to be 
 tame to Iv 
 tliL' ufe of any 
 wciu off of 
 riptionof this 
 at other People 
 hich is fo very 
 
 arity to impute 
 
 ■ fuppofe they 
 as long as they 
 ic Madncfs a- 
 
 ■y 
 
 XLI. Warwick's and Ween' s f^qy ages. Sec. 
 
 221 
 
 thing of 4 Pledge or Airmanre for his (afe Return ; but 
 Del! err/, «ho did mir pretend to (ufpetlt the King's Ge- 
 nerofity and Kind nef^ to ilic liutcl', and knowing hit 
 pcrfed hatred to the /'.rfLt-vr^, made him k-nlible how 
 (ecurehe thought himlelf in Ims M.ijellies 1 >o)uiHions, 
 without any of riuile Furiiwliiies. 
 
 This Ri-tirn I'k.ileil the King, and beexprclTed a treat K'nR^ ''»♦ 
 cJeal of Indignation aiainlt ilie rmiir^uc:;^ ; nay, (ome- i'l'i^'u'Ci 
 t'.i"e atiei in a pra.ite Cont.renie, lie tuld O- (/;■<•,/, that i.T , u .• 
 ■na". There's iiotliini; (il th.s nature lnok'd alter or rc-1 i' the Dutch with their Ships wciuM undertake to prevent "'''"^' ''••• 
 ideil, "iir. iio Ciiire in the Cornti), n.iv, 'ns aiii ihecomingof .Supplies fi'ini C"/-, he would tall upon the'"*"'"" 
 fl'ablillicd Ciillomnuiongft iIkui, for ever) Man this way | ''"■',!''"■;' here in r'.-i/m/ with ;iii Army of 2couo Men. 
 10 take his full lil-rrtv. Ciimiiviii \Voni n are otier'd to' '\ii>l !ni ih.- Rca.iiil c f th s pine of Serviee, he woi'Id 
 .Str.iiii;eisihat etinie hitherto do their houitnld NVnik In | give them blithe Cittks i'li.l borts he took in that War 
 ))a>, and other Oniei.s.i; Nipht, to drefs their Viehial.s.i and belides, all ihcTraile •■ f tht^lllatid il.niiM betuni'J 
 
 calie and favourable as thcjr can be. Tho' 'tis a cruel 
 Law to the Parents that obliges them to do this Office to 
 their own Children ; if the Principles of tiatural 
 Alfedinn ami Tcndcriiefs arc any thing Ihon^ in them, 
 they mull offer horrible Violenee to theinfebes, and en- 
 dure more Pain and Mifery than thole whoiu they exe- 
 cute. 
 
 But as rigid .ind ftrici ns the Law is .igainft Adultery, 
 It tolerates Foriiieation with a gieat deil of cafe and pn- 
 ticn 
 
 I 
 
 ilone 
 
 1- 
 
 to lie 111 tliem.' 
 
 /'.■ //■•,■)/ receaed fevtrni Tokei « 
 
 into tluMi ll.iiuis, 
 cciiiinend the r Iniertainment ,it of this riinuM .iv, iir lo Ivnifelf in paiticular, aimn.git 
 Id make ntie giiefs thele (' i.M( rliv relt a nolve 1), wI ot (io'd, which he in.i'lc ins voi'iic 
 
 D.iiigliierdniik to him in, and afiema'-iis prel'cii't him' 
 vv.tli ; and at 111-, IV iii)' au.iy gave h'ln ;', ()iiint,i|s of 
 Cinnaiiion, aiul ,6 of IVppti, and a \rrv hnnrjiiru'le 
 Com ny to his Ship . A' p.iiting too he told li m, tli.ir 
 it hi. Son the Prime were oM enough, h,- would li-nd 
 hun into /f, ;''»,; to have his til II aiiciii in M.irrial IJiliu 
 pline mider Pinie A/,;;.// r ; and thus /)e ll\-r,: w,r.t 
 awm irrin ( . >/ n wiili c\er; whir aK nmeli (;oodlMri!ine 
 as Vc.r.-i^f/.h.ui done Ixfoie iuir,, both asto iju Publick 
 and hi-,'.\M] jTiuitc AiKanMCis. 
 From hciie he failed b.iik aenin 
 
 ti'.ike tlu'lr ne(ls,aiid \\li.ir.he\ liaie 
 
 Xlie L):r.:' fo highly (cminend 
 
 this p'.ice, that 'twou 
 
 Dodrillis h.ulthc niannj;enu'iit of fome ol tJietii i and by 
 
 the gentle agreeable Mcihodsof their Art, might help to 
 
 cure them of t'neir Dilhai'tiun 
 
 They repor; one thing of tht 'ii.imcf- tint lioks vorv 
 o.!J and llrai-.ge ; whuh i'^, th.iithev wear two or tinec 
 SilverBalls lalhicd into the Helh of the I'lilciuh, .ind 
 thcfcare fometmies as big a. a 'I emus H,il| , tli.s they oI>- 
 fcrvcd af I'.it.nif. 
 
 The Country about th's place tliev lav is verv fru'i- 
 ful and I'lealant. The Woodsaretti.'ied wtl, wiM Tn.-lts, 
 and Fowl ; then Turtles are adorneil with iine tolo ,r'd| 
 
 ^ i 
 
 ui.» .-i U 
 fo..;i. 
 
 ly .ijnoui p„, ^ 
 .Aecordmcly Co..i.. 
 
 , , , , ^ . '''. wliere \.r. 
 
 Feathers like Parrots, their Geele .-.:.'l D.nks jay iluin i roM thefe Propi.l.iis ot the Kiiii; of Oi.i; to l.,s Coi i,t, ,- 
 Eggstvvcea Day. ^ |Mim, ardearmllli peilrva^'eii tlicni to Itr-ke :n uiththo 
 
 l.)nei.t ilii- molt eotn'iion forts oi luMlKninongll them prelent favouiable ( ippi r:in i\ of driviie^ the l'i<-t.ir:.f;r 
 ..i.the Klejhant ; they make the T aiiie on s h.lp to eati h • I'lU of that lilj'ul. I ht King of .hi.ci, was niit'U'ify 
 the Wild, by tv:,-n ng tlici.i out into th.' W'oo.l,, «li re ' plealVd with idc Pnj.A tro, .iiid ei.couraced tlii U.itcli 
 '':hey prefeirlv l-.einn a Ba'tic vithilum; and fo when by all tin- Mr-ti es in the Vorld ro let upon'it o;.: of hand 
 both areelofely engai'id and falhi.d tcgether by the and not loli. any time m a Biilinct of Uxix a Confc- 
 Tceth, the Mrn that le ii.ar .it hand, provided with 'p-'cnie. 
 
 Ropes, make the Wild I lies Pr foners. .„. | So af'ir Irii.e Cnnfrh.-ifriM .hik np[\ ihem(e! (% tliev 
 
 'Ihis is the lall .•\ccouii'. we ha' c of t';e A iTair'i rtr Oli- [ ■-" i :■. I'.ided it fl'.ould W U>. and a I lei t Ic p reU n:l y u nt ou 
 lirvations of thefe /).-•' Shi] s, which we may fuppofe : '-i^airilt the King o(" (>«./'■ m his Uelign. 
 from hence to lu\c fel f.iil for //' '.'.i.-../. { liv Ships of War with a Piiir.ace were dirpatchid ; aloiic 
 
 j with v.hich went an Fmballadour of the King of \khcni 
 
 To go on yet Hirthcr with the Endeavour, of thii Na tor C./i/.V-, to fpuroii that Priiiee in his piefent LJndcr- 
 
 AhnttFItct"""^^' aFcieignTrade, v.e ihall confider the Fleet fe; taki-.g agaiiift the /'c;.';.»(/f-e. The Dutch being landed 
 
 tf uSi;! I'Outimdcr the Command of IV.I -ihi Wnrwiil^ Admiral,' marehed with their Forces to Mr.t-..ir, the'Kinc of 
 
 fctftBi ict^.jnd Sfi'.ifr dclV.ci:, Viee-Admiral. It eonlilted of 14 which place was ciiil to tlicni all other wa)s, only he 
 
 '""f""' Ships, the Af/fwu-f of 40 ■ Tun, \.\\c HcHitrJ 350, the j would not fell them any Reeves or Buffals for Provi.ion 
 
 jVcjiiip 340, the S«« iS', the ^'o•>l i^o, the St.i' iSo, 1 whiih they extieamly wanted ; and this not ouc of any 
 
 the I'.irr-: aPinnaceof 15, all thefeby the .Merchai.t ;, • f Fiimirvor 111 Will, but from a Scruple of lus Reli-ion 
 
 Amjic d.:m ; then three Ships of '^ ,v.J, one ol 410 which forbid tlu' earing of anv of thole Creaiiutes. Anil 
 
 Tun, the F :.f.\):g iv\ 'he fi'^/e I4r ; two Ships by the; in that e.-vlethe Z)h\-,' ought to have conip.ed ; and ( a« 
 
 r.ihlufcnr'S, the //r./^r 'iio, the I'ifhi it, ; twoSli^psofMo plentiful a p!.ace woi'ld ealil\ have (upnlied 'them wrh 
 
 /(i.'/f •./->/.■, the /;'<i/wHJ 1-,", the l{'ttr>.i.!,:i Sc 'Twas ether Neeelhiries that mighi havv fer.ed ] fo they ll.O'ild 
 
 lictermined that fnme of thcfe Ships fliould go to .-l.-hr): rather have be, 11 cnuteired with meaner Kefrelluiieirs 
 
 and(;rv.-», fome to the A/- r.cvtj. fire to '(.■.■/"..•, and than gon- to .itlioin the I.aws aiul Relgieiiof the Coun-' 
 
 ladly others to iheir old Friends the Hm'iwf-. The try, by making n'eof their Catrel for thar pttrpofe. Bu- 
 
 y'r.H.lcis began the Vo'. age, lett'ng nut three Months loir.e rf them it f.ems did this ; they got l.;me Kitic and fnrV?« 
 
 belore th.^ relt of the Fleet ; the oiheis fol'i wed in ?.-/iir,; killed rh.em, winch made a terrible uproar nn.onglt the ''' '""'■* 
 
 i6c:, reaching .•;.'-« the fiueieding AiV../, where they 1 Natives, am! as hirhly incenild thcKmgw' " 
 
 found the Ships of .^ /i'./. 1 hey th.tr wt re a', piin'ed 
 
 fur fi-».'i) , left tlie Kit to tlieir future fi'od Fortunes, 
 
 .ifter fome time of itny there, and wen' away tbeml'ebes 
 
 for that Ifland. 'Iw.i- Ijc tVc.^:, the Viee-Admiral's 
 
 'j u 1 
 
 Province to go thitbcT ; .ird -.hofe that eonlider the Cir- 
 cmnllames of i,-'/.'t'f/;;'i'"s FiitertainiiKiit at that place, 
 willcafih granr, that luAL'inuury-menhad rea'.onenough 
 to hrpe lor SuiieU ami liood I leatnieut. 
 , When this Perloii time 10 C.iH.i'r, he was received into | I'tite, and the Oh 
 I UroplJl,',, tin City vviih no hf> tha:r K'.iicly Pomp and Triumph ; 
 
 t'c ; and henz),«ilm 
 y kind Enter- • f"**! • 
 
 iry from the'*"'' 
 
 likewife that 
 n executed and 
 it^e had ferv'd 
 Huefe to have 
 
 in,Chhiefe^ and 
 ng rcfcinbhng 
 laraiSers, the 
 d to be read 
 t agrees with 
 
 - . .'StfCifw 
 
 :re in cafe otS4n,\ 
 Lind with ccr- ^"fV- 
 5eotthcirown (_,(,.;, ,^ 
 at Death they Frmji-k. 
 cutioners, and 
 r Sufferings as 
 cafte 
 
 Natives, andashirhly incenild the ls!ing w'len 11 cimc ["l!'',! "'J, 
 to ins bar. ble told them 'twas a worfe outrage than ''" "'^' 
 cverthc ;>£• •„-, r,-.-had CMiui.ittcd amongit them, and 
 that u would nr.rbeborn there ; and 'twas a long titive 
 betorethey could [M-rfwai'e hiin (with all their Promifes 
 ot better Comluet tc r the future ) to :nedi.itc between 
 the People .Hid them, and calm their farv. How^cvec at 
 lall with much a Jo 'twas done, ar.d the King and Peo- 
 ple both leenriigly quieted ; but 'twas adaiigeroustnter- 
 who knew how tender they were in 
 
 . . . t'lat point, ought not to have tried their Patience in th»t 
 
 ihcSouldiersand Citizen>. made a Lane tor him to pals manner, nor run Uich a rilque as they did by pfovckine 
 half aMile Ioiv.;,and nil the vshile the pieatGuns were roar- them. 'Tis true, thereafoiiof thisPtohihition isasfilly 
 ing,thc niartialMiitick !'ouiiding,and the People hollowing, j and ridiculous as any thing cun Lx- ; Natives ' Won t 
 
 fo that 'twas impolTiMe for one Man tn hear another diave their Cattel killed, th.u the Souis of them may lie 
 fpcak. Being conic to the Palace, he found the King ' kept out of Hell, whither they believe they will go if 
 ready to receive him, before whom wl-.eii he fell down on | they arc difpareh'd in a v iolent manner ; but others that 
 his Knees according to the Cuftom, he was prefently t.i- .believe this to be evii lo foolidi, in Prudence arc not to 
 ken up in a very gentle manner, and duired to hear the go upon their own llvpothclis of the Impertinence of 
 Ki.ig's Qiicftions, which were eonctrnlng his Country, this, anil the Rca'onableuefs of the eomrary, and fiJ 
 and Bufincfs inthe Ulaiid of Cnm. Hc'tlr.-it quickly ^ [laughter the Cattle beeaufe they knew they have either 
 fttislii-d thele Demands, c'.'pccially the forniet, by point- 1 no Souls to loofe, or nunc thai will be damn'd ; for wh«- 
 irg to Prince M.iic.-Vr'sPirturc that hung there, which ! thcr they have or no, the other party is c:rrainlv per- 
 Sfill/figcn had given the King, teihiig hiin he belOng'd to , fwaded I'f the truth of it, and therefore will as certainlv 
 the Country that was governed b'. th.it Pnrce. And they | look upon tlu'ife ihat fhed the Wood of them to have 
 allcxprcffcd a great deal of Satisfadiou at hearing him ; done all the fame Inj.iry that they could be imaeined" to 
 faylo, for thc^ were m lonie doubt ot him and had have ih m-, if the Opinion of the future ftatc ofthofe 
 
 Creature-i were everfo well groandcd. 
 
 The King of CfMe having now encamped with his 
 Army at AJ.in.icr.iir.ir;, fcnl to the Dittoj here at Muecnh 
 to conic round with their Ships to Pi «/" de Onlh, which 
 he intended lirft of all to lay tiege to. The Dwct accord- 
 
 U),.ly 
 
 IV- 
 
 t 5; 
 
 placed that Pidrttre thereon purpcfe to try if he knew it, 
 and by that means to find out fomething of the truth of 
 Sfilbcrf^cm Relation. 
 
 But the King enquired next, how he durft adventure 
 fo fat into tke Country of his own accord, without any 
 
 % 
 
 T, ! 
 
222 
 
 De VV CClt Mnrtherdat Ceylon. 
 
 I'-: 
 
 H' 1- 
 
 j„ply rut o>ii rn Sea, to kf^' (luaul that w.iv, wli U- tho 
 KiH« litllu '.- il i'a' I'lKUn ulhorr. Atul tlio' no Ship <'f 
 NS'nr cati.c tvniii (■ .», lolr a I'rcy ai tliistinic tothc /\'".''' 
 licet, yet I'liK- othor I'roii Ships of ilicir'; cimcwuhiii 
 ilicirroaih, lunr ot wliili ihcy tn- k ; ami tlii< more to 
 pi-.ttitic il'o Kiiin of V.-'i.i', than for, -in) real Prutit the 
 Lii'iii; <'♦ 'li^'i" ^^'^"^ cipMc rf r.ftoriiiti;'. 
 
 'I'hey 1cm .iwav t\in of iluMl' .Shi;'> with all the I'nfo- 
 r.er> in thcai ; Init \\hctlKT iliey fol^i tlu-ni their I iU'rty, 
 or txcharcel tlutn onlv I. i /)"■, Pnfoners is uncer- 
 tain ; houeier, this ACtK.ii highly (l.lV'easM tl'e Kinu ot 
 i f:<iHc, ^^■hu'll^ |"»;H1 le cspedeii th ■ ll.uulil ha\e lieen 
 all fent to lini, tho'we linJ no fvieli CiinJition liri»i(;ht 
 into the Ariven.cn;. 
 
 Qjiickly after ihi*, tlic \'iec Ail.i;iral ''cf landcil 
 with a Van ■ of ico Men, t.i have foire Conference \v;th 
 iheKinp, ami at his Keipelt fviit Kiek ilie lelt pan ot 
 his Men to the Ships nyriiii, while hiinlell orly with a 
 firall Reuniu', aiteiuiedihe Is-inps I'lenfiire. 1 iappv had 
 it been f. 1 them, if ihev liad all i;iMie back, or liaiil to- 
 pcrhcr, lo ha\ e inaue th,: berter OiTOli'ion to ilie Violence 
 that was reailv '-o all'uli slun-. In a word, ilie Kinp of 
 ,id IV. Ml" (•.,, ./.. mnitlici'd the Viee-Aihniral, with all or molt of his 
 k"o"i\1j<' Company : An Actif.n as vile and l-aibanus, as tis iin- 
 ' aci oil n! able, and the R.'.if n of it iincei-tain. 
 
 Whether the killinp of the C.iitic (hiLk \ et intlieir Sto- 
 iraihs or no, and il <Ss:ritic.'of Men went for that of 
 Bealts ; or whether f.vieonly in Kevcnce of the Dif- 
 niiihonof tlu- I'o /. ;;i.i';< Prifoiurs ; vpoii either ofv. Iii.h 
 i\i.eoiiiits 'twas hipjih iininlt, and the Di^tch de(cr\M no 
 filth Trcaimeiit at lli^ hand';. 
 
 Some lay, that Oc :l>eir, in his Difeourfe with the 
 Kinp, loij;nt iliedi'c M'.afiires of Relpeift owini; to hi> 
 CharaClei, .. .d larriid it with foitiething of Infuleiicc 
 (at lead unbecomini; IVddiicl's) tow.trds him. 
 
 Others fay, that'the Kinp, fiifpeifted I'cme treacherous 
 Deiipn, and was apprchenllNc that a llot w.islaid to be- 
 tray h.m, and carry lum off in their. Ships ; and to took 
 this eoorfe as w ell to pre\ er.t his ow n Captivity, as to pu- 
 nitli thole that had prefnm'd to contrne it. 
 
 Wh.:h of all thel'e .Stories is the true one, is uncertain ; 
 but this lall does not feem very prnb.ible : Fi r if the Dutch 
 
 P« M'ltrf 
 
 Favourof that Prince, as they mipht have done, upon his 
 iierinillion of their -Settlement in the Iflan.l, they inijiht 
 ha ceneroadi'd and git cround npon him b, deforces; 
 and wnle they fare Ihrovdcd unilerthe I'loteiition of hit 
 Winps, hav" taken any tit Opportini'.ies to work hiiu 
 out, an 1 lit theinfelves in tlic f 'iv and certain polldlint 
 of hi, Cciintiy. And by fiiih a pia.liial proecedinp tin- 
 Peoi'lc had been mueh Iris alarm'd ar.d roiiz'd up to llaiij 
 in their own delencc : I'erhipMlny imjlit have been won 
 over by foinc '\nifites im. p'r to be i led on fuch occali- 
 ons ; and by this means the Bulinel's had been done, anj 
 yet all the Danger and hx|'eiiec of the Method of Con- 
 ipiill avoideil. 
 
 .As for the Kinn himfe'f, he prefenrly fen; word to iIicr ,, ,^ 
 /) iicl< Fleet what he had done to then Commander ; anjw ■ .. ■. 
 ihatthat Ik' alledgcd m hisown JiUliliation was, Th.it''"' '''- 
 {)■ lllrr had btliaved. himfelf very rudely in his pre-|.';V"J, ' 
 leiicc, and prete-ided in a \tr) pofitive ir.inner to offet 
 liiinlcnns, which he mull aeeepl, orrefiile, at his pe.il. 
 But as for tlu-ir parts, the Kinp promis'd to confirm all 
 that was lormerly apieed upon, and to be ilie fame in his 
 Carriage towards them .is he was before, provided they 
 wouM perform then part, and help him to take the Forts 
 id'the J'.-ifHw/f^c P'lt the />H.'r/' exLiis'dthemfelves, nut 
 raring to put any lardKrTiiilt in a Prince th.it had fodc- 
 ceiv'dthei'' : He mint now po on nith bis War by him- 
 lelf for them, and make the Ixlt of his Undertaking apaiiill 
 the I'o riiyyir-r ; who tobefure were nut a little glad th.n 
 the King had obliged them lo far in breaking with the 
 
 Dml; 
 
 from hence they went back to /Id -n again, and then P«it» 
 to Ot II , an Ii'.an.l near S:.m.:tr,i . While they lay hcrca- ''--"'* 
 bout, they took divers t'mti gue^.- Prizes; and when that 
 Sp.rt was o.er, they faii'd to M.u-ijj'.ir. And now they 
 had no lix'd 1 rade to take them up, and fo did nothing 
 but wander a' out : Fc r from hence they wc.it to j . • , and 
 there thev adiibd th.it K ni' a'.a'nil the Pniii •iic:(c. 
 
 '1 his Sirviie bcirp i .er they viliicd /'•■fr;;.: (a plare 
 well known to Ion e of their C' '. ntrvmen, that wcieciv 
 red fd their Madrels th..,,, -..u irom thcr.ce to B.int.uii, 
 and l"i. home. 
 
 1 hi s have wc I'ecn the !aft iiri",} of their Cr<h>. AtTairs ; 
 
 J:Jb.l!,|(Thap.XLlI 
 
 had taken the King Prifoner, It muft be Uippos'd to be the milia| py Con.Kilion th.at follnw'd th: mcll fortuiiau 
 in order to the poleding theml'elvcs of his Kinpdom. | and fa\oiirable Beginnings th.u c\cr verc in the W.r!.!. 
 Now had they forin'd any fuch unjiilt Delign as that, ; 1 he .'\cnuaintancc wasbiit of a l;tt!cftandii'g ; but 'iw.ts 
 there had been ealier .and lefs chargeable ^lethids to ■ well improv'd for the tiire, and prom.s'd very great thiiijii. 
 
 For this Action to be furo \ but perhaps no greater than wou;d have bet n perform J, 
 
 have acconiplilii"d it than this. 
 
 would exafperate the Nati\ es to the lalf degree, and make 
 them take up Anns with one Conlent all over the llland, 
 againit fuch Invaders ; fo that the Diiid' could not be 
 conceiv'd to conic in, but upon the Foundat.on ot an a',)- 
 folutcConquell, nor lit ip'ietly there till they had 'cdnc'd 
 all into complete Siibjedio.:. B.'t had they improv'dihc 
 
 if their p'Kjd l.nik had not hail thiv f.id and fr.ddenTiim 
 given to It. B.it thus uncertainly, and without warning, 
 doesthe Si'ene change in this World ; and f > inipolfib'.e i> 
 it for any IVrk'ii, oi People, to keep their Sia'.io:i, whtii 
 the Critical .Mi inentof their Delhny comes on. 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XLIf. 
 
 Jn A count of the rc/l of the Dutch Voyages, domi to the time of 
 their firjl Trcteiijioris to Sovereignty and Troperty^ at the Banda 
 ifands. 
 
 t 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 Dutch Rt- 
 
 lemp' (he 
 uV.ir.% 'if 
 
 W 
 
 E arc yet to proceed foiiie Removes 
 
 farther, in oir Enquiry into tlic Pio- 
 
 gtcfs of the nwch Erii-hhiini Trade. 
 
 W. D. 1603, in D:c.ii:lcr, a Fleet of 
 
 twelve Ships "■-? tail under the Comm.tnd of Siqlen Vci- 
 
 hnfn\ Having onblcd the Cape of <.,o:ti Ihpr, inftcad 
 
 of failing diredly towards i]k i:rjl-l>u{i:i, they went a- 
 
 lone the Coalt t,f ytfn^k, and nade up to Mc::;.imOi.ii.e, 
 
 which p'a c the', had propos'd to alUult. Here they came 
 
 to an .^nc hor clofc by the Caltle, and in fpitc ot all the 
 
 i,"i,(i,«t I'o.n;?i'(-v Forces, took feveral ->! their Ships that lay a- 
 
 'boi-t the Harbour. But the Grand Dcfign ot all did not 
 
 fuccccd ; the Pir,it.9j'c:^c were too well fortified there, to 
 
 be bear out at that time ; and the Dmcl; with all their 
 
 Skill and utmoft Fudctvours, could not accomnlilh any 
 
 thini; confider,ab!c towards the difpoffelfingof them. 
 
 ti/mUir, They met with the like Difappointment too when they 
 
 ^.V. "o^canie with iheir Fleet before t.i.i ; the Enemy was ready 
 
 to recei\c them, and had made fuch Piovilicn again)^ 
 
 their coming, that nothing was in Prudence to beattempi- 
 
 ed. All things were in fuch order, th.at it look'd as if the 
 
 Dcflgii had been difcover'd in Europe, and Notice had 
 
 been given from thence to them at Co/i, that they were to 
 cxpcd: a Viht from the Dmcl: 
 
 Thus baffled and •ruftratcd cf their Hopes, they fiil'd 
 from thence down the Mali-.linr CoM, putting in at C'.!«.i-f^.j, 
 HI) and C.ilccui, in the Samorine's Dominions. They 
 treated with this Prince about Trade, and came to an A- iiiry 15-! 
 grccmcnt with him, which was drawn up in Writing, *j'5",^ 
 and ratified with all the ufual Solemnities. ou'- •■ 
 
 Upon this Coalt they had a Fight with the Portuguese ; 
 but fuch a one, as 'tis probable, the little advantage, or 
 elie the great lofs gotten by it, might incline them to for- 
 bear giving any particular Accounts to the World of that 
 matter. 
 
 From hence fomc of them wenttoC.im.'vy.t, and the rcftj.,,^, 
 to Ccd'in ; they atceinptcd nothing at tliis place neither ;' 
 and if they had laid any Plot for the furprize of it, dicy 
 did not think fit to try to put it in execution ; 'tis likely 
 for the fame Rcafon, that they forbore doing fo at '.'"*':• 
 
 Go.t. Ac- -', 
 
 Their next Vifit was to B/intnm (a place where they'"'";' I 
 I were furc of Trade and Reception), and fiom thence to J;;!,;.,^- 1 
 I Amlieinii *, thy Conqucft of whicli latter place was the t.i 
 
 ClOWll- 
 
 Crovviiing Woi 
 ;|i,f;;hadnot t 
 fir them here ; 
 Succefs ivcrc w 
 and leave tlicV 
 When this A 
 went away to tl 
 \sere difpatch'd 
 done at that 
 that lia.l I'.iwn'i 
 rncoiirapcment 
 reb at the M<lin 
 their nattering 
 '•*' ni'ire noble and 
 to conlpire tort 
 iliziiig as mud 
 I'h r they had a 
 The J'^'n/ji'f^ 
 ilclpisM the Sut 
 mid laugh'd atil 
 
 But there i:, 
 (■nod Condii A 
 iiiticaiit : Veriu 
 ,,, hie Laws of Fa 
 ■;■' I .md the Party ti 
 ' cfls, is often riir 
 10 it. ' I'w.is fo 
 line;?, they ilefei 
 kept iheir Polt ; 
 from ihem. Th 
 g.linft iinforefeei 
 ma: keep an I.ii 
 I'ovtnr a Cattle t 
 falls amongit a p 
 in'd the t'ortwiic 
 Mown out of th 
 rfthcCaftle it fo 
 away ; and tn b 
 In (l-.orr, thi.s .S' 
 Atliiirs at the A 
 Ill.ind alltherc.ab 
 ■ K'fi>r-iv The King of 
 , ^. ^ but c.nild 1^ ,' not 
 l "Mr'wti'.r.it'ic Concluliin 
 TiTB.i.T (who alii 
 le.iily with a Flet 
 Men, to have f. 
 nia'ter. 
 
 Thn'- the Interi 
 of s! UK and I'.'i 
 World. ' ris trn 
 tied at it, and ni 
 .'i!i'.-i this Year, 
 IValiiig w th iliei 
 what li';nined all 
 piiipil'e IS it to it- 
 lUtc? The more 
 .liid the pood Foi 
 while the Court i 
 ■ backward way. 
 font out a Fleet 
 niaiuicd by the I 
 Princes , as was 
 fainit the /'o./n,; 
 midit be carried 
 here how far the 
 they made of th 
 * place. 
 
 In fiimc of the 
 pm with great S 
 rageinent, and 1 
 
 
 '.|3|6- 
 
 : fli- 
 /, It:. 
 
"'■^-- -■ ^^H - III ' ■---'■- - --^ I I • ._^ I 
 
 }^- 1 ''. I (Thap. X L 1 1. Ty doi-e Ca/ile ta/^ iy the Dui ch, <^c. 
 
 223 
 
 ic, upon his 
 
 they mii;ht 
 Iv, dcycU ; 
 cition iit'liii 
 3 work liiiii 
 liii polTcflio* 
 DCOcdinR ihr 
 \ up 10 llaiiJ 
 xcbccn WDii 
 
 (iich Dicalj- 
 11 ilono, nnj 
 liod of Con- 
 won! to tllCK,,-,;^ 
 immlcr ; ami*' ' •1.1 
 n w.i<, Tli.it ""' '-"^ 
 y 111 his pre- ,',; ni 
 inner to offct 
 , .It liif peril. 
 ;u oonfirni all 
 lu lame in his 
 [Tovideil they 
 i.ikc the Funs 
 icmfclves, nut 
 hat had fo dc- 
 
 War by hiiii. 
 taking apainlt 
 little glad ih.at 
 dug with the 
 
 ;ain, and then r.i'. >, 
 hey l,iy herea- '''"■'■':* 
 and when that 
 And now ihey 
 fo did nothing 
 ■c.i; to Jii,anJ 
 
 ''■trti! (a plarc 
 . that wciociv- 
 r.ee to BantAin, 
 
 Cnh. Affairs ; 
 mcft fortnnau- 
 
 in the W'rrlJ. 
 '.'■^ ; Inn 'tu.is 
 ry great things, 
 lei n pcrtbrm'j, 
 jd fr.ddeii Turn 
 .\uiv.i warniiiji, 
 fo iiiipoHlb'-e i> 
 
 Sia;io:i, whvu 
 
 time of 
 
 Banda 
 
 it they were to 
 
 pes, they fail'd 
 inginatC.;(u-f,,,„ 
 inions. They 
 :atne to an A- iVj ic 
 in Writinc/V?"^^ 
 
 Crowning Work of all the Voyage hitherto. The Portu- 
 "Kf-- had not the good Luck to tx; handlomely provided 
 fiir them here ; or it" they were, Fortune and Uvourable 
 Siicci'l's were wantini^ j lor they were obliged to go out, 
 'anil leave theViiJtorioin OuiJ} their places. 
 
 When this Ae'tioii w.is over, ilic Admiral, IWr Hitien, 
 went away to the K wiin IlK-s j but five Ships of the Fleet 
 \\ere difpatih'd 10 i'y.ljie. There v.'.u more Work to W 
 done at that \>\Xt:v agalnll the (>ei».'i{«f^f, and Fortune 
 ili.it ha>l t.iwn'd upon theui ai .Imbuiiiit, hadgiveii thcin 
 rnc>Mirjpemciit (o hope for the continuance of her kind- 
 tiel-atthe A/'/mri'/. And Ihe did not deceive them, nor 
 .W". their riattering Mopes draw them into a Snare, but to 
 ■'' ''^' inure noble and fplcndidTriuinph*. .All things now feein'd 
 tn ronlpiie tor their Felieity and Cilory, and the aggran- 
 dizing as much as was polfible) the Imeielt and Chaia- 
 L*tr they liad already gotten in thofe parts of the Woild. 
 The I'd. 'Kji'f;;? nude auraveandboldKcIiltance atZ/.fc'r, 
 dcrpiAl the Summon"; the l>iitci< lent tliciii to I'urrcndev, 
 and laugli'd at the talk of a White Flag. 
 
 Hut there is a time when all the Valour, Caution, and 
 rnod Conduct lil the World will pro\e fruitlefs and inlli', 
 nitiiant : Vertue and Bravery mull yield to the iinalter.i- 
 „ . win btc Laws of Fate, as well as Impotence and Cowaulice, 
 'u'l.T and the I'arty th.it bids ever fo fair for Victory and Sur- 
 ■■'■'' eels i< often run down by another that has no Title at all 
 to it. ' I'was fo \f itli the Uefcndants iii this prefent Bii- 
 lineli, they deferv'd perhaps to have carried the Day, and 
 kept their Poll ; but the Dunh were lb lucky as to get both 
 iVoiii ihein. They fuugh.t >■ ell ; but th.at's no Guard a- 
 gainft iinforefeen, and iinth. night of Accidents , Courage 
 may keep an Enemy out ot the (iates, but 'twoii't keep a 
 J'ovt or a Caltle from being blown up, where a Firebrand 
 falls amongll a parcel of Ciunpowder. 'Twas this that ru- 
 in'd the I'mtwiic^^r ; they were not fo much beat out, as 
 hlown out of the Caft!e of '!'■■. I in- ; indeed, a good part 
 rl'the Caftle it felf, and of the Men too, were both blown 
 .iw.iy ; and to be lure this wiiuld put an end to the Siege. 
 In ('-.or:, thisS'ivke was the Cont'ulion of their whole 
 Altitirs at the A;-':/ ■, I's, they had now no footing in any 
 Ill.ind all thereabout, but at Jc/ii only._ 
 K fr.oi-f Ihe King of TwAir (lood by and faw this Tragedy ; 
 ' ' r '"■ but c.nild 1^ ,' nothing towards the prevention of the mife- 
 r.tWe Conclufinn of it : For his old Friend, the King of 
 Tfrn.nr (who alfilled the Ml.vukis in the Enterprize) was 
 ready with a Fleet of founcen Cor.uor.as, and near loco 
 Men, to have fallen upon him, if he had ftirr'd in the 
 ni.viev. 
 
 Thii'- the Inteieft of IhH.niJ advanc'd .ind rife, and th.at 
 of <' !.i. and l\'ir:r^.-:l went down in thefc Parts of the 
 World. ' Tis true, the King of Sp,:iii was horribly net- 
 tled A! it, and made I'eveial feverc Decrees apain<l the 
 .'!:('. this Year, and ltri:t Prohibitions of all'l'iadc and 
 IValii;.! wduheni, in even p.irc of his Dominions : Be.t 
 wh.it liinulieil all ihai Noife an. I Raving f An,! to what 
 piirpi I'e" IS it to Itorni and threaten, without powci- to cxe- 
 ui:c ? The more the Fox was eurs'd, the better he thri\ es ; 
 and the pood Fortune of the I) f^i' inereas'd upon them, 
 while the Court of ">/' • ''.■ was pi a\ ing for tlieir Su . ceU the 
 ■ backward way. For "twas but the fame * Yea:-, that they 
 lent out a Fleet under A<lmival M-.tlli-f, who was eom- 
 iii.iniled by the States tt) bring as n any of the lihi:.:ii 
 Princes, as was (o.lible, into the (jrand Coiifederaiy a- 
 f.iinlt the /'o./ii,;',.:-;; , that their Delipn againll Mr.l.\cr. 
 miclit be carried on with all delirable Advantaees. And 
 here how far they dilkrefs'd the l'(ut:i uc:(.-, and what Spoil 
 thev made of thtm, has been already related in another 
 • place. 
 
 In fume of the following Years trto, they traded at y<:- 
 fr.ii with great Suecefs ; the Fmperor gave them lincou- 
 rageiiient, and lea\ e to fettle a Fadory there ; and 'tis 
 
 li r''i iv!ji 
 
 iLr.»i»j! 
 
 reported, that they brought from thence in one Voyage, 
 nu Icfsthan 40 Tun of (Jold. Ihefe i.tvi-.n Voyages we 
 have but little Account of, aiidlhetcfoie tl,>y r.iuil be thu' 
 briefly pafs'd over. 
 
 Kcxiio Mr.ilief, with his Fleet of tivebe Ships, went 
 out * the Admiral, Pnu: v.mC.tili; with ei(;lit more} and ' -^^ i«o{ 
 he w»s * quickly followed by f'.r/j »/, with a Meet ofUiir- •,<Dijo7 
 teen Sail. Both theleCoinmandeis aitaek'd the /'..< •H^w-^e 
 at .\foj.im/ii.r».-, tho' the latter {Vcrlrul' . did it with the 
 moft SiiCCefs. He fore d them to leave the Town, and 
 lluit up theinfelvcs in the Caftle, but that w.is impregna- 
 ble, and wou 1 not yield 10 his herci II AH'ault'. Bi.'t he 
 intuited them afterwards Ih.imcfulb at Crr., and did them 
 a vail deal of MiMiiefall a'nng the .\;-..-/v:/ Coal! ; ta- 
 king fe\eial of their Sli;ps. burnitiji others, and killiig 
 many <jt [heir choice and prmie Uftieei.s. 
 
 1 le had belter Luek than I'.tn Cnilc ur-. in hi? Corccrns 
 with the Sami.rine of C'.:/e..o ; for t!:i \ e.er.' ilien .it the 
 Charge of a Prefent toih.it I'rinee ; Dur eueld nor eonie 
 alliore ro liim, by reafoii of the ilrong Giard of l\,iii.- 
 ^.vi^f Gallics that then ki. there ; belidos, iliey were not 
 certain of being tecure from Treacher-. Bet ]':iU-,if' 
 found the Coalt clear, and had all ihe F.iitertainir.ent la 
 the World ; the San.orine fciit out his .Men a Hunting 
 on purpofe, and prefented the liu\h with tort) great 
 Boars. 
 
 From hence ihey went and viiitcd tiic King of Jo , their 
 Friend and Ally ; and having done ilie like to them a: , . , 
 
 linnt/tm, they fiil'd * aw..y to the B.u/.ii IHes. Here K-,-*»<Di».i^. 
 /' uf having f:iinmon'd the Orankayes, or States of the 
 Ides together, read Prince A/.i.i'.'e/s Leiieis to them, in xic orlp'r.l 
 whii.li iv.-as defired. That the O.vre'i might have Lilcrty of thcRH.t 
 toercd a Fori or Cattle aiiunigit iliem ; not at all with p^f'""">" 
 any Dclign to ciicro.ivh upon them, but to feciire the /',„",,/, j, ij,, 
 Idands from the daring Attempts of the l'c'fu:\ii::^c, who a.kiJjwA 
 might be expected to come iliiilier ,\nd \ ilit them. 
 
 This Propofal let them all in an L'prore ; and had it 
 not been for the Terror of the Ships w.tiulieii great Guns, 
 they had then cut their Threats for nvakini; it Honvever 
 they Hilled their Kefer.tmcnts at piefciu, and ha\'.ng con- 
 fulted amonplt ihemfebes, pave anfwer. That V.-'I'cuf 
 lliou Id go .aboard again now ; but after three Ua\s were 
 pafs'd, they would come to a politive Conclulion. .And 
 they concluded in the Negative w.ih one Voice and Coii- 
 fent, telling the Oh/cA, they lliould build no Fort there. 
 But they being refolved right or wrong to have one, im- 
 medlatelv fell upon the B^iii!/:ih-fr, and fciught one Battle 
 with them, the very fime Evenirg that they pave the 
 Denial. 
 
 The Bi-.nJ. -iicf-, 'tis to be fuppos'il, liaving had the 
 worfton't, and fearing themfehes too weak to hold out 
 in fiieh a Di p;.te wiih the l>i::l: can.e and craved a 
 CcHation of -.lais for three or fair Dais : B.it this would 
 not be granted, the other ua-i perfectly inflex:b'e. and 
 WMiM he.ir of notliing but a prefc'it acccpian.e of their 
 ;irlt Propofal. I 'pun this the Bvil-ncj.- yiel.led to their 
 
 Fate ; the 1 O't mult be built, and liiiee tlie !>:it.h f.iid it 
 
 llrndd, ii was in \.iiii for them to \.i) it liiould not. 
 
 Init t^l^ pet them upon iliat * lliarp Re\enge which •■;«.■ C^pr. 
 
 tliev afteiwanis too':c, to the IXIlruCtion of l'.'i:-uf, and A"'"t«'> 
 . nil his Cotr.]an ■. And cut alter this, there was a con-^''^'''''''''*'^' 
 1 1 neal Heart-buriiing between the liut.-r and them ; there 
 j W.IS indeed fometimes Peace between them, but 'twas ne- 
 |\er itcd.iy and icrtain, but ot'ten interrupted wiih the 
 1 Confiifii nsof opeiiW.ir and horr.d Depre.litionsupon one 
 
 another. Ihe eld Spleen rcmain'd on bo:ii lide.s, and as 
 
 the DuiJi Itill rciiiembred the hiding of the .Admiral, \o 
 
 the H.vhl.-iic!. il:d the budding of the Fcrr. 
 
 Their other Proeeedings at thefe Illands we have an 
 
 Account of in our own luurn;ils : So th.i". here we Ihalf 
 
 conclude the .Account of their Atlairs. 
 
 e Po'tugue-^e ; 
 advantage, or 
 them to fur- 
 World of that 
 
 ; and ihe reft _,,.„„, 
 place neither ; 
 tc of it, tliey 
 on ; 'tis likely 
 doing fo atl™"j: 
 
 Ac;.'-..'.:-'' 
 
 :e where they 'I" ^'.^i; 
 "rom thence to ;,,!,"; i^- 
 pUcc was the Li 1 
 Crown- 
 
 (: H A p 
 
 W 
 
>(■! 
 
 rt 
 
 224. 
 
 'DireHions for Eaft-India J^oyages. 
 
 TibTTl Bchap. XL. 
 
 Chap. XLlII. 
 
 J CoMion of Rules and VircUiom for the Eaft-India Navigati- 
 ons : Tal^eti out of the Ob/crvations of fome of our Fnglifh iW- 
 lon of great Experience ; particttlarly Mr. John Davis, of 
 Lime-Houle, \-»ho made jive of thoje Voyages him/elf. 
 
 I'i 
 
 put 11 cm 1^1! 
 
 t.lUtrd. 
 
 I 
 
 Nthis Accountitisfirftot' all tolwnntcd. th.it the. yon Hull have i? Dcgr. Var and more, to the Wcftwat.l 
 longituiicU cnmpuu.l from the Mcrulum of the 14. By which Obfetvatintis 'twill alfo be iiianitelt, ili.u 
 
 iflV 
 
 l.!-^^nl. and the C.\y<:n( (.<<ul Ihff ; in foirc r»r" 
 
 of the VoyapKS from the one Mcr dian, and in o- 
 
 thcrs Irom the other ; but .is f.ir as tlie Cape n.»Af,:iill", 
 they reckon from the Meridian .if tlic ; i\<tr,/. This prc- 
 misJ. ihey p\r\\^ thefe tiillowinR OWcrvariors relating 
 toNavipatiiin and Geography : And tirll of all concern- 
 ing Places lying between the l.i\.tn{ and St. .Ui^^ujltM^ 
 Bav, upon the Iflc of V. '..iwrif. 
 tip.- F,».,l" Cape h'inlllrrrc, in (irMlar, h.is 41 l)c(',r. lo Mm, N. 
 L. and! Degr. 36Min. lonj;.rotlie W. 
 
 The Ifle l.niccr i-, I .it. N. iS Degr. 4" Mi" «nJ 
 I onp. ^ Degr. 14 Mm. W. an.l -be Var. 6 Dtgr .'. Mm. 
 from N. to t. Yon mav W: PM>.ivil. Ivrc th.u yon arc 
 N.N.I', fionithc faid illanJ, when being in the I at. 
 iif33l)tf,r. 30 Min. \<>u h.ippen ioha>e ^ Uegr. lo 
 Min. V.ir. The Grand 1.:.. ., 1 .u. '.7 Hi-gr' .Vo Mm. 
 Long. f> Uter. 30 Min. W. Var. i^ Degr. from N. to b. 
 .Soalfo I'ere," when von arc in the Lat. of j 1 Degr. 30 
 Min. and have at any time -, De^r. 50 Mm. Var. yon 
 may toncludc that yon liavc the Grand Cvimy i>. and by 
 \V. from von. 
 
 1 he Illc of St. Af.ii), wliiih is the Hartcrmoft ot rhc 
 ^.^orri, I .-^t. 37 Oeur. long. 14 Degr. W. V.iv. 1 Uegr. 
 40 Min. from N. to K. 
 
 Wlicn yon are cominn homewa-Js tiom the lii.liei, and 
 
 ttiake Lat. 30 Ucpr. 30 Mm. and \ ar. <i D. gr and would 
 
 fee thefe inands in \onr Courle, yoii may go N. b. tor 
 
 St. M<:'> ; Uit the bctier was is to go iroic Northerly, 
 
 be fure not to mil< Ion c of them : For 
 
 
 0< 
 
 ra. <; . .'hry. 
 
 S^tr, 
 
 .»nd lo y( u lliall w^ .- ,- n 
 
 the Var. is much upon that rate in the N. h. Courle, till 
 
 upon 1 
 ihcll 
 
 S-it ;.'.«. 
 
 n.c.'irni 
 for ptdii-.g 
 thi Line 
 
 vou tome in Wf.h ihc Ill.iiuls. 
 
 'Lhe Ille .SV, one ( t the C.^pe ..' f. ..', lat. 10 Degr. 
 ioMin.Lorg. 12 Deer. 1 : Mm. V.ar. 3Depr.3rMin. 
 OLf^rviticn, from N. to E. Olferve, 'Ih u when y^" are in tlie mid- 
 way, between Cape Kr./ it ult\ .mdilielc lilan.is that 
 be.ir Its Name, that V( n h-n e then i Degr. 1 s .Mm. Var. 
 to the Ealtw.ml, and tlie reaver vou eo.nc to the mam 
 Land, the lefs yon tindthe Var. 
 
 As for tlie Winds, y.ju may . b'.erv e, that if the I orna- 
 (locs don't meet with yon before \.>'.i come into ^ l\yx. 
 N. L.at. that there yon fl'.all be Unc to have lome BI.UK 
 fronithem. , -.,,.. 
 
 And in order to pafs the bonr.oa ai, ule all the hn- 
 deavonis that may K- to e.et fr e iiom thefe tronblc:omc 
 Winds: but yet manage v..ni Sh.p fo, tlu, ,on ma be 
 but S. by E. or S. S.E.' Irom Mno Ule : For whereasyon 
 mav imagine, that vour miieh going over to the Eallward 
 may be a help to \ o", \shen \ . 'it Itand in er wuh ihc ge- 
 neral Wind, xou'li hiuliioiroreinthat Coiirfe, thantliai 
 It takes up a'grcat deal of tune to very little pnrpofe. 
 Farther, when you are in 1 or 3 Degr. N.L. an.l have 
 the Wind at S. S. E. 'oe f.ire :o ftand away with it : For 
 if you can but cut the Line in. ic Degr. Long, you Ihall 
 thenhaxe 6 Deer. 10 Min. Va'. from N. to E. and lo 
 rV.all feel neither' tile E. S. t. Current, nor the N. W. ami 
 bv W. Current that fets o\er to the 11' >r.i. .,:■>. liut it 
 the Wind does hinder vo'i much, yon need no; be afraid 
 top.ih the Line in 14 De£>,r. Long, where \. hi will tiiiu 
 6 Degr. 45 .MiiiVar. a -d ha mgpaltit, 'tis belt 0. make 
 vour way t.> the .Southward .is '.peedily as naay be : Oiii\ 
 if the Wind be at F. or E. N. E. as n.aiu tunes :t is, 'iwili 
 not Ik .idvlftble to go more laitwav.i , than S. E. and by 
 E. bccaufeif 50U do, voe iball find the Wind at S. I,, and 
 ,S.S.E. and it will c^Ttainly br.ng yC down to our 
 .South Conrle auam : This will i e the rti d oii't tlio' 
 you have fpeiit'as inu.h time al . t t .as wo Jd have 
 carried you (in yo'-.r .South Cn-.rrc) wih..' i :he I rop.ek, 
 into the way of the \ariable Winds, whuli is 111 :6 ..r :!■. 
 Degr. And when your Ship is broui;ht into the (ari.i- 
 blc Winds wav, it eannot be long before you ha\ c a (leut 
 to get up to theCape '/f ''"r ' '' ,"i". 
 
 And 'tis to be noted, that in running South 
 
 t-'rnjft of 
 Vtr in ri;n 
 
 om the 
 
 4, 
 
 i ii|!bcuihw.jL;ne, your Variation cncrcafes i 
 
 foi ill I'- Deyr. S. L. 
 
 i^Mvill, 
 
 between the Tropicks there's ro certain Method or Order 
 of Eafteringand WeUermg, as there is without them, as 
 may be leen at the Iflc FcirninJ dc l.<ininl;t, where you have .. 
 4 Degt. S. L. 1 ong, 10 Degr, 10 Min. W. Var. 8 Degr. HI"" 
 10 Min. from N. to E. 
 
 Thclfland of St. Hrlrnf. is in 16 Degr. S. L. and Long. 
 from the U^^.iJ 4 Deg. 30 Min. E. and from the Cape dt 
 a. i:i Hrfc 13 Degr. 30 Alin. W. The Variation is thire 
 7 Degr. 30 Min. from N. to E. 'Tisone of the belt 
 lll.infs in the O-ean f..r good Refrelhment, a liLjlthy Ait, 
 and a onvcnient Road. The Read is open to the N. W. 
 (idc, an.t light bi love the Chapel you may ride from 11.0 
 7F'athoip, pf(Ht (Jround, and no danger but what yea fee 
 alon^ the Shore. 
 
 It you have a mind to fee the Ifland St. 11 1 n^, remcm- ^„. 
 ler that yru havethcWmd always at S. E. or thereabouts, ,*« 
 and therefore keep in the Latitude of 16 Degr. 10 Mm. 
 or 1 5 Degr and run Welk upjnth.it height, and yoi can- 
 not mifs It : And 'his Co'rie y. u may pi rfue Iviidly, ei- 
 tlKrby Day 01 Night ; cfpecially 'tis certain, tharinyoui 
 C./urfe from the Cape of (itoJ ilij'c, there's no Srream iiur 
 Current that can do you any prejudice ; for the S. E 
 Wind will take you al-out 30 Degrees, and fjmctinicl 
 lofiner, and carry yon to the Northward of the Equi- 
 noctial. 
 
 .At to'Jtni.i Bay you have i8 Degr. Longitude E and . 
 30 Min. Variation from N. to E. The Land is all high, 
 anil fo is ealih known ; but tominnnly when you come 
 from the WeiUvard 'tis dark and foggy about it, fo that 
 you lliall f.e ihe Breath of the Shore, before you can 
 c-imeto nuke it conliderably. The word Winds for this 
 Ro.id arc liom the K, W. to the N. E, Between the Nt(t 
 Coalt of U'nCi ,• and this Ro.iil, the Vana'ion is i.; Degr, '|'^"" | 
 mere oriels, ac.oulingas you .ire io the N.^rthwanl i.r °.',';'..'^j 
 .Soi thward. but the more to the .Southward th.' more Va- ,i«.Uij 
 riation ai..', to the Northward th' lei's. But the l.igh.ft '•'^""' 
 Variation of all is in ^m. S. 3 j D^gr. 3'iMin. for tliere ""' 
 yon ha.e li Degr. Variation from Norih to Ealt, and 
 lone. 7 Degr. 3 Min. Now obfervc, that when you 
 arc come into 1 1 Degr. Var ation (f ppoling yo.i take it 
 right,', it may paf. f r a Ivvile, that you are 330 i eagues 
 lliort of the 1 and ; and you may ellabliili it as a Method 
 of C.'inpuiation for the Diftar.ec upon this Principle, al- 
 lowing after the rate of 30 or 28 Leagues to a Degree : 
 And you will tin.l it to give you a true Account of your 
 approaih to the Land. 
 
 I'o'in Ifland, in Lat. 33 Degr. 17 Min. has bad Ground 
 aboutit, and on theWell-lidc adangerousLcdgcof Rocks,'^''''*^ 
 lying off it 10 the Seawards ; but a Ship may go fafely 
 1 iiough between it and the Main, the Sh'.ar being all along 
 free from any danger but what may be calily dilcern'd. 
 
 ''if.m.in's Chance, Lat. 34 Degr. 10 Min. a very n,,,^. 
 g od karbour, fafe Riding and goinl Ground : A Sli;p Cvc 
 may conic auav from hence, with a Wind that will not 
 ler e her to come from 'iJdniun. 
 
 Cape K/ /(I h.as no Variation difcoverabic by Obferva- oxh\ 
 •.ions iinide South from it : Whereas at the Cape of (;■ -./ciii-a '-1 
 // pi- 'tis i; Mini tes from North to Ealt ; and at Cape 
 ./.« A^iiilins, 'tis 30 Minutes from North to Weft. '1 he >-"'P' '"" 
 knowledge of the Ground and Depths hereabouts, wil "*-"'* 
 I e a g eat help to you, when you can't obferve either tl:c 
 La'ituderr Var.:.tion: And therefore 'tis worth inue.n- 
 brancc, that at I'eieii or eight Leagues ditfaiice from the 
 Land, when you are to the Eallward of Cape liits yhi:iii.i:.', 
 vou have from 70 ro 40 Fathom black fandy Ground up- 
 n yon" land, and this for a matter of 100 Leagues; but 
 to the \\'eltward of it you have deep Water, andal! ozie, 
 by the diligent Jbler .ation of which Remarks ycu may 
 know in dark A'cather, how the Lands arc from )0U, 
 and how to hale in with the Cape ut C'l.u,/ //;e. 
 
 In al Vovagcs rl;e great care ought to be about fettling n w:i«i 
 the Point of the Variation well ami furc ; for 'tis by this'h- '■'' 
 help that yoa mult be able ro make a true Judgment of 
 
 the 
 
 the influence an 
 leri.un till you 
 Variation : But 
 ,ire out of all 
 Fillwar.l ; for 
 iliit lt.iledTeri 
 Cjpe .'..■' ••';! ''''' 
 
 Again, whatc 
 nblerve whether 
 .;.,.;',.i ; and wh< 
 i, Der.r. wlutlie 
 .Ship Uils to ihi 
 ihit \our Reek' 
 fif'eut'y lullitii 
 ir.,reileat the ra 
 
 ,V..-, By 1..- 
 th.' Courle y.iii 
 Meridians; \\h 
 ihistelptCtyou 
 whereas upon a 
 MV.ift U' dilferert 
 byK. von Ihall 
 tude, or lallers 
 .\iulKl ii W 
 fireili^i'ii''! 
 i-.yM of.."' 
 (..ipe .<y,;.'./'. 
 iiinreNo'thnar 
 yoi have, an.l i 
 rl.iin, and need 
 
 
 
 ro ui.di. 1; cU.ue 
 1: IS alio as f ir 
 H .r- roT'i' ', th', 
 t'l^i E.ill V(U nil 
 ,-.:id thin .Ti yi 
 crcafei : And rh 
 to the Strc'ghts t 
 Varia''oii. '1 h'.' 
 Hulef ir Filferiii 
 ir rioe> not ain.iy 
 it.-f'.i'"" St. .•f.;.T7'' 
 *■''" ing in lonie Repi 
 '.his Courft in or. 
 J4 Degrees loM 
 ar.d Siioa's that : 
 
 |»ii, <l * 
 
 Krf'«iththeV.ari,;ru 
 iMi .iiiht w.ll guide you by 
 |c.;«oiu/l j„ ,^ Degrees 10 
 vinn on it a ro'.'ni 
 heiiV'.' hoi 1 on tlie 
 aiv, daii.;-'r, till ' 
 R,tv : An.l now 
 try] a Profpecl 
 the River lies. ' 
 .ii.d iviU I'll to th 
 in (even Futhon 
 tlier.i, and 11.1t ri 
 il(i, be aufe of 1 1 
 I'llcF. I'p f .rtli 
 where vou hav. 
 d. '.'P \V,ir,T {Cin, 
 ti-iu'd Mil's; her 
 4 Fathom. 
 
 This River ha 
 I'itudc 13 Dcgre 
 V; .Minutes fron 
 
 I.. Loiijriudei^ V) 
 from N. to W. 
 and it lies on the 
 and atliids ,Slii 
 Th's Charader 
 Oii'J; who pre 
 if it be Co, it m'l 
 bound up or doi 
 lies upon the If'' 
 
 ■ IJ' The Ille of Si 
 h.is I .ititiiile 1(1 
 grers,' Variation 
 W. 
 
 ;,., At the Ille of 
 I oni'.itude 41 F 
 :; Deer, jc Mi 
 p'.'.ce (as near m 
 ing up and .low 
 (till high.'r,iiid 1 
 1 he dangeroi 
 
 '^'" titude 6 Degr. ] 
 l9Dcgr, joMu 
 
 
LitxliBchip. ^L. 
 
 Nautical Objervations. 
 
 ^2$ 
 
 the influence and force of Currents, wliicli uri-voiyiin- 
 iiri.mi till yo" arcinmc up to liavc li'\oii or iijilit L>i(',r. 
 V.iiiaiKiii : Hut alter you \\x\c liaJ lo uiuih .is tins, yuu 
 arc lAir (it all ilaiif " of Currents, if you k- Ixjuml 
 F iltw.ir.l i for all tin- Ti.les anil Stre.tin': ilo ter Ut ween 
 i!nt ll.itcJTcnn of Variation l)cfori'-imiiti(iii'J, aiul ilu- 
 
 Apa n, whatever your Variation W iinikr 7 or 8 Di'pr. 
 ol'ferve whiihcr it alters or no hawccii thi- Cape ,/.ii .;- 
 'j.7'.;i ; an 1 where it coined to that ilaicJ MumUr of 7 or 
 s IVi^r. whither or no it alter* (1 lay), fuppolinp \iJiir 
 .Ship r.u^ to the I'.aftwant ; if it ilois not, you m.iv lv fmy 
 ih.u\oi'r Kak"niiij;"f it was wroup, tin 'tis a Rule lif- 
 licieiit'y lultitic.i l>v I'x(>iTicine, ili.it the Var„iti'iinl(ies 
 iniri'ileat the rate of 19 or jo I.e.ic,iics tothe llL- of .Si. 
 (.,-ii'' ■"."•. 
 
 \<r. By l.e.iRU. s is here meant, nor the I.e.i^,uis of 
 th.- Coiirle you f.iil I'y, Imu I e.i;;ues ol'U.ilK'riiii; tnnii ihe 
 Mcriif.ins ; \\\v.x\ »ou ln\ep(iiio 19 or \o I c.i|;ues 111 
 ihisrelpcd, you llulltiml .1 clMngc of 1 IJt^r. Vari.ition, 
 where." upon anciher Courle the allnwarue of I t.ipue-i 
 iiv.ill Iv Jilferern ; as lor inllaiicc : If you fiil N. li. aiul 
 hyh. vou Ihall have %(> Leagues for i , l'ei;r. of I.onpi- 
 tude, or Fallersnt", whieh will .iIht i IVi'.r. V.ir,;uioii : 
 ■\h.l lit it lu' t.ikui Notice of lu'li les tli.it the Rule Ue- 
 tiircileli'ei'il of the clianpeot the Variation U-twcen the 
 (^vlll of .!r' itk am! tii.it of B'r.ji'-, Uoes alfo hoM troui 
 t .iiH .*:•'.■'''•', aii.l .S'. l.t-r-'-w Kallw.inl, viy tli.utlie 
 iitnre Nor.hwaril yi ur Courle i . the more Variation (till 
 vol li.we. aii.l the iroiv .Snuthw.iril the lefs ; the Rule 
 
 pl.iin. 
 
 ati'l needs ii.i Exaif.ples (of whieh there ar.' eiioui>h) 
 
 ,.:,. 
 
 |c.;t«o/l. 
 
 j ' ?; 5it- 
 
 
 xci m.il:i It clearer th.in 
 
 I: IS alio as file a Rule, that from the C.ipe of f .'1 >. / 
 H-p: to ;7.r I, th'.' Vai i.Atinn iiirreafes to the Well, the fai - 
 tlur E.ill vou run, till it lOines to a matter of 17 Dei'.r. 
 .-.ii'lthiii :'■• yoi run to the E.iltwarJ voir Vari.ition de- 
 crcili'' : And th'is it holds on decrealin!",, till \oii come 
 to tl'.e Srrci'lirs if S:i>i.h, where you have Init 3 , Der.r. 
 V.nin''oii. 'lli'.s we rcik 'II tlv.- belt and moft .ipprove.l 
 K lilt fir tiifteriiip, niul WelleritiiJ, t ho' at the fame time 
 i: rioc not ainays ol'terve an ev.iill: pr'^iMrtion. 
 
 St. Au^rji'.- n s' River uprn the llle of St. Lr.wcixe, I'c- 
 inR ill lonie Repute for a NV.itiring-p'aee, you mult take 
 '.Ills Ccurfe in oriiei to tiiul it. Seek the I and in the I at. 
 J4 U.'tTces ao Minutes (fir i De;^i'ee higher there's Roe lis 
 at'd Sluia's that are d.iiv^er lus), nnd here meJ.lliiig n. t 
 with the Variirioii, Iteer N. aiul N. I>. it. .is Dillntion 
 vv.ll piiide you by the IjiuI, .ui.l eoiniiin along the Shore 
 in i<\ Decrees u .Minutes, vou ll.ill fee a H.'.ul-I.ind ha- 
 vinn on it a roi'nil 1 lill of white S.iml like a Caltle, from 
 Ikiu".' Iiol I on tlie lain.' Cour'e .1; Ivfore, withniii tear ot 
 ail', daiiij.'r, till you teethe Ills .iiid .Shoals b.'fore the 
 Rav : And now vou tli.il! have Iv.fore you, in the Couii- 
 ti\\ a I'rofpeel of two riling I l.-ih-lan.l';, |i 't'.s eeiiulmh 
 the River lies. When youeoiiie with the I lies an.l Sli ja's 
 .iiul v.ill r,o to the Northw.ir.l of them, so.imay heboid 
 in t'even Fiiihom ; that is, if vou will mly lool' in bv 
 tlar.-i, and ii.it nine to a;i .-ymhor, whieh 'li*. not file to 
 eo, be aiife of the bailnels ( f the (ir.>uiid : Tis Ivfer t 1 
 I'.ile I'. I'p fir the Channel, vvhieli Vi'iiie^ iVoiii theRivir, 
 where vou have O/v (Iroiin.l a'^ir.;; by the M.iiii, and 
 il/'.p W.ir.T too, till you eonie fill by the two f ire-meii- 
 ti'm'd HiPs; here you may cluitc your Ridin;; t'loiii ia to 
 4 I'athoiii. 
 
 This River has I atitude ij Depreesj'; Mimitis, I on- 
 i.';t;:(ie 15 Degrees 10 Mini'tes, E. Variation i^ Degrees 
 V; .Miiuites fioiiiK. to W. 
 
 Cape St. S.-kiHi.m li.is Latitude i-, Degrees 4'i Minutes, 
 Longi luk'i^ Deg'ees, Var.ati.'ii iC Degrees 4'MM'.nures 
 from N. to W. 'fhe Refrell.ing-place iscall'd St. Liiclr:, 
 and it lies on the S. L. lide, in the Latitude ot 14 Degrees, 
 and afllrds Ships a very I'ecure and agreeable Riling. 
 This Charadcr is cliielly owing to theOblenation of the 
 Oii'.-A, who pretend 1 5 have had Experience ot it ; and 
 if it be fo, it nvift be much moie convenient for Sliip> 
 found ui'or down, than St. ./'■:;. y/.'uf's River, becaule it 
 li'.'s upon the If^a 1 of the lllaiul. 
 
 Thelfleof St. A//. V, on the Kaft-fide of St. I-tircrcnci; 
 li.is 1 atitude 1 (1 Degrees 30 Minutes, Longitude E. 3 1 De- 
 grees,' Variation 19 Degrees 50 Minutes, from N. to 
 
 .'\t the llle of /^'./.'/* P'^.', you have Latitude 1 1 Degr. 
 I fnp.itikle 4r Dtpr. Variation the liigheft and gicatell 
 :■; Di'gr. 9c Mm. ,\nd 'tis obfeiv.ible, tli.it S. from this 
 p'.'.ce (as neat as can bcjudt;ed by feveral Trials made go- 
 ing up and .lovvn'j, there is likewife the Variation riling 
 (till h'gh.'r aiid hichcr. 
 
 Ihe dangerous Sho.ils call'd B:yes </./• C/. .'"..•', have I a- 
 titiklefi Degr. Loiigiru.lc 53 Degr. 36Min. E. Vavia 
 ijUcgr. 50 Mm. from N. to W. 
 
 the danpct, i» to keep ihe Iflai.df that lie ainoneft them 
 S. S. W. Irimi you • lluf 'tis to l-c renicinbre.l, char tlitlc 
 Shoajs are put down talle i" ilieconiniim I'lit«. 
 
 ilo carry on the laineObfif. ilior.j It'll fanhei miotjic 'h'','^', 
 l''.iltein I'jits : In rhe A (,:./.. .:« Channel you hive 17 De- 
 Hrees Varutiun : /\t the Cape Ciitmi joii have 16 De- '-'P« <""•"'. 
 grees. 
 
 The Ill'.'s .Nj, (/•.•', lyii'p, off ill, K. liid of fi/mi/',-, ll''..M./«<> 
 have; Deur. icMin. N. lai. 7t Depr I org. E. 7 l'>ei;- 
 1 Mm. \.iria'ioii from N, t.j W. As you p,o within 
 thele idai'.ils ooii.iiii', from the Wi It ward) at jIkim 40 or 
 S" Leagues ililtantt, vou lt..ill ipcci with tome Overfall-, 
 till- iii.iv laile I'oiiie i.altnilt ni Shoal \Vatv.r, iho'the 
 I ead dileovers m.i.e at all : ' f is p-oliaiile that they are 
 tome Streams iotning fointhel'a' ol ^('..i;.!,-. 
 
 The Citvot ,i.i,ii hasLatiti',1,' ^ Degr 4.; Min. Lon-'*"" 
 |:itiule 74 Di'fr. .y> Mm. E. Var. (' D"gr. 1^ Mm. from 
 K.'oW. '^'ner I'oad lies Ikn 10 the Laltwar.l i,f the 
 I'allle, and a louiul Hill 111 the Country S. E. fioni you. 
 If Vm will ,;n frin lieiiee lor the .Streigh's of M,-h ..1, 
 there's no danger tdl yeu come to the Laltward of tlielfles ,1,^ 
 IM'j.-.y ■!_ tiom whence vou iiiav lee ihe I-ich Land of •;,"j. 
 A/.i,'.-., •. r / 1. 
 
 Oblen e iliar yor Var .anon here about the Ecpiinoiflial 
 is ri'ijiieil'le 10 the Rules ileliverd bit'ore, alv ur the hiph- 
 elt Vaii.itiorr, ;.',-. That then' is k^ V.iriation within, 
 than vvlthoiil, in Liu'Latitiule of 14 or 1 -, Degr. andnu'.'Ji 
 after the rate of ^ii 1 eagues in the ( iHng of the h.tl'.ii- 
 1111; or W'edenni;, vu'l altir 1 De; r. Var. rr 1 , Degi'. 
 long, let within yon run 40 jA.i;>;ues, or t'Vj D..- 
 grees 
 
 ri„. n 
 
 Nl'W 
 
 t ' ^1 r.r 
 
 S,,l,,; 
 
 If you were at .1'!'., aiul wo" 1.1 fail to /';'..■; 
 liirelt wa'i i> this : Keip the Sea i.ll vo.i f.et'ie Klo-i ,V 
 .'. ". Ill I Di'gr.3^ Mui.S.l . ,tnd ihen la ling 'u 1 Degr. 
 Mill, you Hall be t'ure to fall Willi the Nonh end cf the"'-'^"'"'"' 
 bipgell, which yoi, .are to go rp by, i..Mri! .arc to iife 
 your I e;d ever i'( vv .?iid then 10 rrtveiu "I'anrcr, ilio' 
 the Icalt depth feunsto be abo -r 10 F.uhom. E'ro'in hence 
 yoi:r bell Courfe is E. N. E. and N. h. by E. rill you fee 
 the three Hi'iiin.oi.ks in the Main, and th.n ",o intillvon 
 fee the low land, but with caution, becaule whcnthefo 
 Mills lomc to the N. E. friin y u, .lure iiSh ial-Water, 
 and B.u k> of StLiie : Now you are 6 Leagues I'ro'o I'. .„•. 
 i'.4n Road, and vour Courle lies E. S. I. or S. L. by L. 
 keeping your Lead going at times. 
 
 To know /'i-/^»i,(;' Road iliitindly, obfervt that when 
 you have brought the Hunaiiocks S.'. and W, t'n m you, 
 there will leveral lllands appear to the .So.'tlnvard ; the 
 liilt of whiih (that Ihews very whin) lies three Leagees 
 W. S. \V. fiom the Roa.l. Ikforc the Road it le f there 
 lie a mat'croi t' u- Kliiids, that l' e n to eover it, and you 
 ni.iy lodil'ly ,'voii.mg fc' m the W K.W.) niiltrnll going 
 within them, becaule they don'r open in th.it Polition'; 
 but the way is to I ring th-ein K. N. E. from yo'j, and 
 iheiith.'v will begin to fipen, and you'll lind good paifing 
 betwixt t'l 111, kaviiip, two on the one lide, and two on 
 the ' titer. 
 
 Take fpccial care t.i kiep ot)' fr, m th.- uttermoft little 
 Kland that biS by th.' .Main, .-.nd keep in i> or 9 Fathom, 
 till yo'i com: with the other 3 of the 4 lllands (which lie 
 all ill arowi a;ul then fiUinj; to tli.: SoinhvvarJ of die 
 moll Nor.herly c 1 ihole 3, you come into the very Roail, 
 where you may be boKl in 5 tr 6 Fathom, but be fure to 
 mO'r yoi;r ''.Irp we'l. 
 
 "n this palliv.;.' it will be eery advifable to have the 
 Command of Da-, light all about the ,S. und of the lllands 
 
 ^kevvifc al out the Shoals o* 
 :l all Niglr, and fail ,.-1, 
 
 A 
 
 be'.n;; 
 
 Dav, 
 
 nerca- 
 
 \''i.:.i:i} (an.l '.o 
 
 coiucntcd to hi 
 
 by reafon of the horrid Ladncfs of 
 
 bouts. 
 
 As for the Rf ad of l':c >, you need m ery (iilici- 
 
 tous alxmt that, fmce i.s llioaly Water, ai.,i veiy ill for y^-,,,; ft, 
 Ships ; anil belides, all the People will bring their Cotn-r««. 
 modities to you to I'll.im.vi Road, if they know you are 
 there. But if you have a mind to go thither, keep utf fo 
 that the Hummocks m.ay bear N. or N. by E. and then 
 tail on vvitho'Jt fear. Your danger hereabout may be per- 
 ceiv'd at aiiv tiirc by the vvhitiih Spots which appear in 
 the Water, otheiwil. the Sea Ihevvs i's own Natural Co- 
 lour as "tis in the train Ocean. You'll linil the Var. a: Ti-- 
 ico, to be 4 Degr. 4 ' Mm. N. E. 
 
 To the Southward of V'ir.m.tt:, the Coalt is full of n''*'*'"" 
 lllands all along, till you come to the Lai. of z '{ ; and in '^''.'J.'',']"),?.' 
 going this Courfe, oblerve to keep the Main Itill, and nor %»jia from 
 upon anv Teni.s go wirhour thole lllands ; as alfo nor to i'umj». 
 tail by Kitjht, till you are in i. Degr. S. L. Your dan- 
 ger lies p.ariicul.irly in palfingthe high Land, diltant from 
 i'n,:m,vi Road about i 3 Leagues ; here kcef) your felf in 
 lation Ic or 3c fathom crt'thc Main, and loc/k well aboutwhcn 
 The belt way to avoid 'the high Land comes towards the Ealt. 
 
 ; ! 
 
 I 
 
 i:| 
 
 IMi 
 
 o a 
 
 When 
 
 .:| 
 
226 
 
 :1 
 
 
 ri 
 
 m 
 
 bJautical Ob/ervMions. 
 
 Whtffi >uH arc clear of all tin- lilamli a!«)ut iiic 'I'luvn iiajiic ol it ij I'u i / «,!, an | y.^, p. ,„ , ,]p (^ ,,^|, ^^ , 
 
 Ith It"' 
 
 rf (V//4./.1 ', wjiiiii lai lictuiiii ilic liui (it IhkIi I .iii.l .is 
 Vni pal'i, tl\i'ii your Courfi' \% ,S. jikI liy l-.. .ilotig tlu' M.uti, 
 till yen ii'iui to J ' l>igr. and ilnnilio Latui lusN. h, to 
 i I)rgr I . Mm. .im! ilnii S. V, ami by S. to 4 l)i(!r. .uui 
 i'> 10 y D.cr. hy iho \kvy l.mif Ciinril', wlur-' 1: i« hii;li 
 iiulNiM. 
 Till- lllc / iriwo lin III ^ IVpr. JO Min I .»f. 4 place 
 
 lopih you pk.Alr t l>iit y, ,1 iimil 1 1. (,,;,• (.. I «e tlie'f i!lc' 
 m iniul, ilui yn may 1 , t I.1 a <;r..m il .it Iiv \V,utr 11 
 • .■.liiTvviU- y...i will. !■ Iii);liinn .ilv„i mc F, „, Wattr ii, 
 the Ro.vl. I lie V.in.;ti. . |,u, i, ) Digr. Iroiii N. 
 
 If yotl w.MiM lail now livm H.,>t:n' t-. P/,m ,f,«, onrOrA 
 
 ■ •»»•■ 1" »|Mi.» tin U. Iiilo nt V.imif.,, ,ir |i,i- ■■ ,v," Wi»,, t^ , il th, f.'»T' 
 
 w:,a.-\. 11 ,,iim>it .\mli. I- tor K(xks ;m.Klivp W.ucr ): part-, tlu ll loilowiim IlUhu'*'.),..* ii..iy U' luviu-vie fur' " 
 Init llur ilificl I' lieu' |i CdiipviuM liy tin Stii'liNmr- tli.ll l" rpol.-. "^'i! . 
 
 NV hen yon vv.ii'h 111,111 ff •».',•-.■. Ho, I, Vmii fillN p, !«,;., 
 by k. Ill \ or 5 ha li ,11. till y.n i., •tic with ih.. l'„im, ,?''""' 
 the Ma n ; ulier.,' ir onus! . dtr S. ,'. l>, y ,oii Ij^,. 
 \ rv .Sh.uli,,,. \V.irT ii|,.i. ih.n N|..t of l,,.ul tmv„„|' 
 wheritoR keep .ill Ktini.s. •rin.nn.ar tllaii., iii.it im,I 
 
 liinul 
 rv Ufi 
 U'atir 
 
 liar ill tiCt I' liete |i ediipetuil liy tin >tii'lil-(iiir- 
 <il a %cry (ii oil Knail, wliere yim ma. I'nili .'iile\e- 
 fe, .mil nave a'l iieieir-'-y Piouli' 11 ni Wo.iJ aiwl 
 
 • Main, ml .It. alK^'r. 
 imry I'mi'le (.'./:• 
 
 
 It lieti iitulrr .111 IllanJ t~ 
 11 Miri. .1.1 1 11 la'.i'il I'V t, 
 
 'lake laretrvi) Leai;iie<NV. S ...^ 
 
 •tar^tcp u* Mual .iiul IV.avhi it a\uul wlmli, keipiti 
 I'y ills lihiiil, an.l (-xe tlie I'liii' abr.li ; iinieiiiliring 
 "10 (tli.it « li.iie\er a I'nat 11 av lio) tm Mi.p can pals lie- 
 iween ilu< litaiu! au.l the M.iiii. 
 
 III!' I aiul hiiij; I.I the N itluc.iiit in the C'uniury, is 
 .fthar i.f A/.i"r:'.'iM(i: J 'lis e.x'.r.».'uhi.ary hi(',h, ami in the 
 I at lit ^ I'epr. i' iWin. Ydur t riiiil'e lure .I'ma; the 
 Shore n ,">. S. I. liallerly, n'.l yi n Ue the l.ttle lllanj fall 
 l>y the M.111), thai lies in 6 Ui^iifes Laticuile, m there- 
 lloiin. 
 
 A'l ailing the Ci-aft <f ?•.)», ;/;.i, a!nufl, are f diva't 
 ti\i;i.l'er* nt lll.ii.iN, that 'lis iirpcliMe u> tive Knlis aiiil 
 
 ' •', • • , : , I \ \. ,, ' ■ •""""• inenrLir man.. l!i; 
 „nMliulil.;i,.l. Ill (he the N. N. W . ,.t ynu, as y.ii (idoin H»tr,. » ,„ ,y 
 
 ■' •' ■ ' ''^■■V^''''M">yl."V'-'f'l''''i'. ••''■' h,iwygnr,lepili.at'.nt 
 
 « Ntliom ; f,om km.' ni jn.,,- N. n\ H. t'ouife. jm, 
 met! with,, lonp. He.lof very (mail lllan.ls, lie:weenth.- 
 I ai. >.| ', DijT. ar.l \ lieiir. •,.. Min. wheie you h.1tc iS 
 ami :■ 1 allium VV.i-er anoniilt them, ami tui d.mpi.r 
 
 Vhen vouaieaitheN. ttulol tlu It lllan.ls, (ai'lN N 
 fc. ana N..nert.,rthef.ialt.iryi/iH :..,,,. jn wlii.li Cmrff 
 y.in ll.all htie trcm 4 to 1 , Kiihimi, ati.l ilim y.m || la- 
 the low l,.inil ,,! >„»„,:, ^, ,i„a vviH h.,M-,il.om , Deer 
 i .M:n..S L Now when yon loir.e 11. w iili a Rirf of hari 
 \iiul hiT<M,.oi 1., an.l havef;.nun intoalK.ut 4 ' Fathonu 
 nv..nrN.^a:ull.y_\V_.^t;„ ,,... ,hin iak> l,e.ial nntia. 
 
 /f...i 
 
 rs I. ■( n< • 
 
 mr.i.i lis HI iii.ii.iis, 11..11 lis nrj I'.iii'ie 11) Vive iMiiis .iiiii 1 in y.iir i-v. aiui |iy «. V 11 rle, lian laki I eiiil niiti-. 
 I) i.iuins II ra'li.f tliem : H t .f Mill liauannml 10 go j an.l liale nifaivvi; V N. I., iiito voiiroM Diii'tlis win"' 
 I'i'ii the Roa.l of M <.(i". , ymi may bear in l-nKliy a- are froni 10 107 or •; lailidiii ntiv,,,.,,-.,.- !it,.i t^. ./,' 
 
 Roa.l of M <.(',;.. ymi may bear in I'l.KI 
 11 cnfit them Illan.is that lie N, I.. ami In V. till yuiit 
 
 nil may bear in I'diliy a- 
 
 .lilllC 
 
 to'.he m.-.ni Liiiil of .V;.»H i.i,-, where vou ll.all have i 
 or fj I'atluiiu, ami no ilamnr bm w 
 cei 1 
 
 .ire tiom 1.1 107 or ^ I .iilium ot) .V,i,«,i..,-.aii.l yoiirCiuile 
 N.by N\. imlN. N. W. to |,„|.l ,h..- C.alt foun 5 to ,» 
 , Kl.luw J I in be hTe net to po w aliou, . . h,tlu.m, nei- 
 at.!, ealily .!il. tlier by Nj;li: imr li\ Pay. 
 
 ';■."• , ,, M- , „. ! '"',1 '"■>">"■ '^^ ^^'- '" ^■•^'•^^'■<-~"">''^: B« now if K'..-. 
 
 N. w when vniuoie 111 with 'he Mam, 4 UMpiirs W, I your Coiirle In.ii //.:..•-,« be N. yon niiilt Uik ea..,.|iillu ' 
 S.W. iV-.ni iheiiea.l-laii.i of \; . ,.;.. Mm ll all ha.eall I abour tor a Mi..al, till yor h.Hi' Jipju „f tl,„l,. two 111 n 7 
 tithe No'thu.ir.l ol mih Lnv I.ai,,l, ami abi li.lii.e of , ihat lie j I" apms hoin the .M.iin „t' Vj,,,,,.-,,,, y\ftcr'vru 
 lllan.ls i 1 nt Mm mi.lt t.iil h. S. I. to the I lea.! laiul ofj have in.i.le ilwle 1 Iil.in,;.. yo.i ihall ha\c no moie bv v 
 .V„;« ,/,.-, t.ir the Ho.i.l of M- ..,,"^ is ali ii); the Sli.nv »■ ■'.% till yo.i eoim in , ntj;r. S. I., where ymi il,.,I| iVl 
 Ir.im the thiee little Ill.iiiU fihat he bait ot one .inoili.r with l.nriir,.: /V./,.-, wlmli is ihc lull .,f the illlimlsthi 
 
 lie at the N. .S. W. .tul of «»..,. ..\„.| y,.,, ouyhi (,, l,X ''" 
 
 Iri'iii the thiee little Ill.iiiU (iliat he Fall ot oiie.inoihir 
 lalt [15 the Main), nil you eoii.e ahi.ult 10 the Point that 
 inakisthe .Sireiphis of s", r,/.. 
 
 But new f y.;u wnuKl eonie for the Ko.ii] of M-rri-i i;/, 
 
 But new .f).;u w.)uliUoniefortheKo.ii]of M-rmi;/, as the Depth, will peile yon if,,,,, « to 10 Failioni'o^ 
 rrt tr. m thcihrcelilamls ih ■ bear L. an.l W. ol one ano- 1 Cronml. Allab m thmi y.m'll fe.' broken flmi,,,,! !i 
 
 ik 
 
 I.,,! -ri..' 
 Mjntsm R.J 
 
 thir, bi'.t from the ihiee th.a; iie N. an.l S. fwliiih are the 
 iline Sal' HI'-, then yo.i mvll Ueer 111 with the llieh- 
 ijful N. wh.n \mi arc m the baltwar.l ot the Sab itiil, 
 an.l 10 yo.i p.i r'(;ht wnli t, fer the I..liul about it aj-.pears 
 liki- a Barn, atnl iliere'siioi-.e m \iew like i-. It isa I'oo.' 
 Ri -..I, yon n ay Anthoi in ir 
 jlixeable Retr.O.ir.p, ami Ri\er 
 
 .ire In noilane.t eomiiip to 't, 1 iit wh.ii. ii-..iy ijliiy be f en 
 inil aec.i.le.l ; .ir.l fo ytiu 1; ..) le 1 (jl.l any wheie yyiih- 
 oui I he .Streiphts .Mouth. 
 
 When sou are in ihe Jiir.ijht, or Narr.'iw, biiwien 
 7.-:.i atki '■iiin.it'.i, if yi.u (o:.! the Well.sanl 1 1 the 
 three Salt 1 iii.'s, you need not ap; r.hen.l am ilJnj'er ui 
 iheKotksMiu lie a Le.\nue totl.e W'eltwanl of the S.S,..:: 
 I Iiil ; for \oii iii,iy o me i!ofeby them, or pi.t between 
 .ir\ of ihol. IllatuKir.eiit on'.l. an.l li.ive !•• or i-j bathoni 
 depth. 1 he Conrfe from the 1 lea.l-lan.l of Sn.ir..- .;, 
 where the three L. an.l \V. lihi.iKaie. is t. N. K. with 
 ihat Point or H.a.l-lan.l of ih.- fine lllai'.l, that m.ikes 
 tl'.e.Sireichts ir.traii.e. 
 
 'I he lllanils cail'il ihe Salt Hilb, are nearer .".i;.i than 
 Siiiii.in.i by two I.eaj^ues. Yoii may let b. th the Ma.iis 
 at tncc. if it be a elcar l)a\ , ar.l yo'a are aeimt the mul- 
 way. At the S. I" .Sa'r H;ll yoi. have fe.i Depr. l.c ng. 
 L andVar. t Degr l'. Min. The .Stream m tin' Sirei(;hts 
 fctsiweUt Hiinrsone v\ay. an.' twel'.. the other ; but it 
 nir.s wi'h .1 ir.iphtv Itr. i j;th I. tli.it many liiie.syou ean'i 
 bear a h^ail w .th a har.l Gale ; in which eafe 'tis belt to 
 go ctf, and -•' n.hor 1 n one lijc (,r the other, 'tis n.j nut- 
 ter wh:eh. If ; au i hat 1 e to p in by Sum .■.•.(^-I'l.'.e, keep 
 nearer to St-». ti.i than to the lllaii.ls a goi.il de."', till the 
 lUaiids be F. am! by S. fo.m )ou, bcca'.il'e of ailelperaie 
 Ro.k iiide! Wat'.r '.iiid wh.tli 1 ea^is atU.wWat.r; I,- 
 iiii;W. ai..'. b^ Is. froio the 1 "e « mi/.; is bold, lo )ou 
 do but keep ilf the 1 .-,n '. an.l I'o :s ., «.^-fulc too. 
 
 When yi i. ..le ubont the I'oi; ti'f P n 'wiii/n, yoiirwa\ 
 to B-ttitit'., is bj the I an.l E. S. \ . and S. E. and in H. 
 ''"' iifinp \oiir I on.i ril v.u lee i-j b'e I'l. P.v i ; when 
 you come to th s Id.. 1.. I -u i-...-.- 1.0 w th n or uidiont it 
 as )0U will ; bi.r l..,ep your I ea.l poiiip, an.! dcn't f;o 
 any taarir it than ', < r ''■ la lion . 1 hen lookin<; 10 thi- 
 Main of jr.i.'. the i umi Hill lii it \oU fee 1 ear bciweeii 
 S. and .S. .S. 'W. L.-imIs --iphi oyer tlic ''own of Ihu.ir.i,-, 
 If the Hill liear- '>.'>."'. of you, r n with ihac Coiirl. 
 fee the l-ee Illaiids toe '.e; riul 
 
 , 'l""iy.'" life., broken Ground, una 
 amo,,}; ih.m hornd Slioalmp Water : .■^n.l wh.n vou hue 
 brnphitlum K from you, your .Slioabiu; will be 4 i„d 
 
 S ba'h..m. aiul your Cn'Tle N. .uid N. by W. till the 
 So theun.ill lile bears S. F. by !•.. from you 
 
 , ', — 1 ''"^"1 ''^"^'■•. V", '"' ^'' ^'- '■■ I'y "'•'■'■•. --"'J when yoi, 
 - ii!.ulii:m; there s a .come alonp with th.le l||a„ds keep ?,■ »,.-/,^ asthe bol kr 
 
 all .ilonp the Shore. Viu ! lule ; you ha.e Ozy (.; ..d on lU lide, bm hard an. 
 
 Itnbbeinonthe.thir. 'IhisN. N. h. Conrfe hold:, iiho'i 
 
 a l..;.ipie, .indliienjoulail N.apaai, .iml beini; pall the 
 Man' b 01 Sl-,i.,als b) ihel,- bhinils, ,011 h.ue 9 <,r , o F.i- 
 thoiu depth, and .-.re to hold on the N. Couifeby the 
 l.ami, lor a matter <t j I eapues. 
 
 Ni.iehereby tli-'wa., that in the Narrow the Tide '^i' 
 leisN .ind.S. .indr.us iz Hours one way. .md as many 
 the other. ' ' 
 
 bel ,'eprl, lure is I , b.r hr.u, : |!., wlun you come near '- ' 
 to:hc higli I and on the N. lulc ..f /!„,,., .„ ^_ r '■ . 
 
 N.N.V.^,ul,hebe.d..ptl.: bathom' Tl^ct^ ' 
 
 ot N K. W . and N. W . oy N. .nntinues for 9 I cariies 
 am, then yuii 1 o| 10 Icapues N, W. by W. and Miunt-th 
 14 [.ith. ni ; an.l your I at. in this Coiirfe will be 1 D.n 
 •j 1 Min. S. 
 
 Yj u.hanpetluXoi.rle for aKonhemone next. wli„h 
 vf|u hold .. l.ea.miesh.im 10,0 , haihom depih.andbac. 
 1 Dcpr. , Mm. S. but no U-ht ofthc man, I..ind yet. Thi.n 
 yc.,1 1..1I N. h by N. with P„ „ .v.>.. ,, ,,, „ lU m 40 
 Mm. S. I y^hcre you may have a Supply of Wood and 
 Water; Irom hence y.,ur way is to go N. N. W with- 
 oi:t /,..,i>-.'. winch lies umlrr the K.piator. tho' the Unas W'. 
 place it 1,1 , Degr. S L Itst.dl of lllaiubs, and lunk^"^"- 
 broken (.nninds ; ami the 1 idc runs here S. S. IL and N. ^j: ^ 
 N. W. Ihe .leptn in the O.'hnp is zo Fathom Ory ' 
 (ir.jund, and your Cuurle N. I y W. , -, or i« Icacue. • 
 b-..t bewarcot the T-de and keep in ,5 or 16 Fathom n', 
 theUzy (■t.,u„d. In this Conrle you fee 8 fmallliiands 
 in a Clultei', m ',r. Mm. N. I . where, if yon hoei^.a- 
 lion, y<ium.ivpei both Wood and Water. 'I lie Tide 
 r ns here- ii Houis, the Flood firm ,i,e Northward and 
 the Lbb from the .Soethv.aid, the Depth lo Faihom'. 
 
 All .ilonjr by thelelllands)on have 14 Fathom, tillvom.»i«ii' 
 come lip to ! he Ilk of /;;,.,,;,/,■, „, , Dej'.r. ic.Min N L 
 tor lo tar alio the lilts and Uinken (innindsdocontinuc to 
 run. 
 
 The Tide fets W. by N. on the Ni^ithern (idc of this 
 
 i, !•- 
 
 Ml you come to lee the fee Mlands toe i.e; right Itom .... ... .,, .,. „„ ,„^^^ ivoitnern iiclc o- thi« 
 
 Jiti'.t C.:n.r.h i \ out Road ItCb jnU uy thelc lUauils, tlielllland, and open the S.E. fide of it you have bold SJioal- 
 
 irg 
 
I _ ,1 M • ■' ' " ■ ' " " ■ ' ■ ■ . I . — . . 
 
 (>hap. XL. Hailmg from Bantam to the Moluccas, crt-. r?27 
 
 W'l, 
 
 piiini of BiMMi". )ou arc ii|'iii 
 
 %m 
 
 \nil ,111- p.llk ilu' P.. 
 
 ilu II < I tin- Nirlit i.t'j 
 
 SiHt.ifu'ti, in whiih ymniltiiiithoTiilf to In li. Aiuil 
 
 
 Nm 
 
 
 from hff« you Sul N. K. mulby N 7 Liagiiii, with a 
 rji>itl.Stti»m«RJiiilk y">ii tot H /i';: ■ «|'iiii ilic C<i.iU 
 pl ;?''i. Ill 1 IJi'ir. 3" Min N. I w llctc ><>ii fr» alio 
 "'f'. ihc mar Nriahbonrj of iliis Ii1.\n,l, m» /'h'o IVwn/; .iiul 
 I'k'u / o'» i till- fornurr III i I)i|'i. (> Min ilic l.itt. r in 
 J Oi-pr. 40 Miii.NorI.il. \\liin>iui Ii.im- iiLuir llic 
 
 .Sir.llll ol .VlMift/".' 1 lll.l VMlllIll l.lll to /di, >CIII .lif Ici 
 
 Itiri N W by W. i.ikiin! Lire III il.c dirr. lu , yon ni.n 
 W IwM tiitui iiici i% I aOioBi, AiiJ have (;iii>J iiouml tor 
 
 Aivh""i>*' 
 ,„ From P"' ">'• HiiT S. F. for l'«/.i P/invi(/i>«', in 1 Pcij. 
 [j^Lji,. S. I . whi'ifl'cl'tiri' 111 ki'i'p III M I'Jtli. .iiiJ )<iii iii.iN (',(' 
 wiiliinit li.JiifM i liDiii himiMoiir C'liiirli- i> S. li. liy !•. 
 9 I fjg.io /'"'i' I'.initliiif, iiiwliiili L'mnio lii'Vervt.iiiliil, 
 licciul'' ll.i>:c^ iipi'iitliK liili'is.ill Koiks aikI Hk.1iIi(s in 
 fdiiit I'lati'i S lit iiino I camii siilt, .mJ fn it i> wiiiioiit 
 yoii .ipin jlll<a(i(ir<iiinil , fnim henrc your Coiirlc 11 
 S. !•. liy I'-. »P('iii "> tlw M.lrinll^ Ill.iml, 01 I'm* C-.l f.,,, 
 \vliii.h as Oioii .l^^'lll lic ymi iiuilt miitrivi-io lio Ibnu- 
 iliinn (l.'irt of, liciaiifctliiic's no amliorinn l>) 11 tor ilu' 
 foul (iroiiml. 
 
 Oiiliru' allii rot 10 I'.ul at all lis NiRlitwIicn mhi au- in 
 liplit I'f tlu'> lll.in>li I'uai'l'cif ymi (;n ni'M-r lii wrilliv 
 vmir Ciiinp.il'., yi'i ilic Cuni'iii^ \miI lUuivi' >(m, .nul 
 ibrec you 10 ilic l.alt lijc nt (hin'itit lllanil j your 
 CoiMli' thi'ivliirc will be, to tail I'ltwom II mr.- aii.l tliilo 
 lllamis of t'/iiw/(/'".: and the Maiinit* Illan.ls, limi' 'tis 
 alllhirp RiKks iiki' .Suii'li"- en tin- l.ilt liili, aiul pani- 
 <iilarlv your Coiiric Iciwicn ll'i'i.n aiul i'i<:>i.ib.u,i is 
 .S.,S.W. lint IfKik 111 ilii'.Siriain, ami I'orrow of him^ in 
 lli!sp!atc, III 111 01 l^ l.ulioiii. Itoiii ilic Rocks yijii 
 hue in the Offing ( uliuli arc i illcil Vn'.n fcli, m ) lotlu 
 C'oallof Sutiiritm, till' CmiilVisS. W. by ,S. nil ^011 lia\o 
 flicalinB otT the main, anil fail as yon Jiilontwaril lioiii 
 H.iiiir.vi, kicpinp the (liojIinB of $i,iiinti» in 7 or 8 
 Fathom, till >oii ilraw near the Straitsof SunJe. 
 If now being at B.immih you wouM Sail for the A/- 
 *]°'/uff<;, [heilran^hiof that Vouijic is as follows. From 
 ', fl.iw.-mRoad N F,. by N. l Lea. ( and K. by N. and 
 I F. N E. i Lea. more ) whiili will bring the low Point to 
 the H. of B/mtnni 15ay, S. of yoii, whiili point you iiuilk 
 vctitnrL- no ncarcrthan tluve Fafliom. Then fail F. )lc li. 
 by N^LcaRiies, leaviiigta the N.lideof you the 5 SanUic 
 lllamis, aril the I ed^e of Rocks that lieto thg E. (ide uf 
 ihcm. From luii>e \oiir Coiuie isL. S. K. with tlu Fail 
 Jlland of ;7i.if .1 , then N F. by F.4 or ^ Leaciies, wliieh 
 done, fail by an F-iibrly Comic ^i I.eapnes more. Here 
 look out well for a .Sand tli.u Iks three Le.ipnes from the 
 Mam, amloblerve alow Illand to the N. uf you ; the 
 IwftCourfe is to po three I ea|;iks 10 ilie S. lidc- of that 
 illand, but von ii'.iy fail elihci 1 1 tween the Illand and 
 thcS.-'ii.i, or ihe .S.itid and tlie M.un, whuli )(m will 
 without Oancir. Your Courfe now is F. by .S. ami t. 
 fcir 70 Leagues, whu li will briig you in fight i.f hUilwa. 
 at 4 or ^ Liaguts from the I altem or Wcllern end of 
 whith yo'ili.ne jc or (i Fa'lioni dqiili. 
 
 From the Will end of M,:.iii,n your bell Comfe is 
 E. by N.till you iiiaki' the l,at of 6 Degr. in wlmh I-it. 
 keep your felt .iiid you will go t kar between the blioals 
 of theCVW'f) lllands, and ilie others tlia" lie .S. S. W, 
 from them. Frim the S. Point of the ShoaK of the 
 C.'f/r/ ( which lies in Lnt. 6 Uegr. J your Couile is 
 E.N.n. wi.ii thcStnitsof the Cf/nij ; and from hence 
 failing ;o I eagucs N. E. by F. & N- E. you eome to the 
 Strait between thcf'f/ in andC.iw/'/«.illlanJ,whKh isabout 
 5 Le.iguesbveadih.and will give you n.ar 40 lath, tor your 
 lead liut renitiiilicr to lie Hill here alwa\s at Night, 
 hecaiile you lia\c dangers befoie you t.llyiu are pall the 
 Siraitsof St. il-oiii.:i 'I'o reaih tliefe Straits lalt men- 
 lioncil, vou piirfue your Courfe N. F. bv N. 6 Leagues, 
 N. N. t. 8 leagues. F. and F. bv N. ten Leagues, 
 which brings n<hi ufe into the Strains of St. Thuii.is. 
 The going thro' here IS F. for one League, in running of 
 ivhitli Ix-ague you'll have ,1; leall 1 1 or 1 ; Fat. the Straits 
 are very narrow and haiidy to bo pereeiu'd till you come 
 attli.m, and fume Sands will dikover theinfelves, molt 
 of your L.u bo.iid lide ; but the foremeiuioned Courfe 
 (bythcguidaiHc of Frovidcncc ) will bring you thro" 
 clear of all Oangir. From the Stiaits of St. Ti'omns 
 yourCourfcis N F.by t.and F.N.L. 14 Leagues,^ then 
 N. N.F. jS Leagues, at vhieU time look out lor an 
 Illand and a Slioal b, ing to t!ie N. N. W. of that little 
 Iflaiid, and biiiiginji the bland about i Leagues to the 
 E. of you, llc-T N.bv L. and N. N. E. 5 Leagues (then 
 W. N. W. and N. W.by N- two or three Leagues) 
 laftly, N. E. by N.4 or 5 Leagues, and that Courfe ear- 
 lies you cleverly between the l Shoals that lie in 1 Degr. 
 
 S. I at. the iliftamr Utmtn iluiii ii not a Mile, and 
 tlievareijtii'cdry at low water, oilicruaj* yo 1 liavt 
 14 Faihoni Ufwcen them. When you .irecliar of thele 
 ShoaN, tnd fee the land thit your Ull Coiir'e tarriel 
 *oii (o, M a I eigne dillaiice fr.vii it alter thi'l'.iMle anil 
 Steer E. S, F. i Leaniio, then N. F.. by E. brii.t-i \oii |„ Vri,n.>f 
 tKStrairsof lW,r • ■ ■ ■ •- ^'- - ' - 
 
 'llieyli.t.i ilV;.,r, l..Mill..V I.. 
 by N .ind tliarCorrfe 
 
 "l"" 
 
 11.7 (be, 
 Weather 
 
 ^ifvt«.ii I'l .1 ■ \niii I'l I 411U, m.ii omn lie icii nil yoil 
 Lar-board (ide;aiid being clear of it hale up lotlieS.SH. . 
 Wiles if the Wind will permit yon, :iikI tluii y.u ma' 
 
 f-M be. 
 1 ( <MJ inil 
 
 Slrrti of 
 
 Si. t.ttHAi 
 
 and the ivilii.on of iIkiii i> N. !■ 
 you niiift tikeingotliro'. 
 
 Now from heme 10 A/.;i7' K onvot \\w M ' fC./ri, your 
 Coiirli- IS N. H. bv E. 7a I.eanuei., but you iii.m 
 with any of them ai pleafure if Wind iintt ' 
 lerw, there being m. dinger l)iiig near them. 
 
 ff \oiiareattlK' llliiul of ;/<r. H, and at tlie Nonhern ""■•'*"" 
 eiidof It. .ind ate w:lling ti (11! to the King's Town,"'' - '"*"• 
 your tJjiine IS between the S. bv ^. and "». S.' \V. .ilrng 
 the Land for in Leagnei, or iiidud be'wixt iwo Lands', 
 Hrn.ii on the Fall and I'-nu i., on the Wdl, the diliaiitc 
 between lliein from 4 Leagues in kis iliail cue League 
 Vet) 11.11 row. When you , lit nine |,i..igiiis ll.ort of the 
 Town 111 ti'is Ci'urle, l«)"k 1 iit foi a Mioal, n't g,rcat 
 but vcr\ danger, us, anddiy at I'nv Waiei. 
 
 Toknow when >oi .irc iii' itit obki'ic ill • round I I.ll >•' " 
 upon /(■'/.mieai the Wncr liikiihat Mi I an.l tln.Mio.d lie 
 y. by N. anil W. by .S. on ■ Ir mi ihe nilicr , and tluu'- 
 toa' le.iM: the Shi al oil >i-iii| Lit boaid lide. Liiiii 
 liiiice \oii puil'e the tame Cniiili a.satliilt, in order 10 
 po with ill nail, w Straits four Miles Ihoi 1 f the Kint', s 
 I own. Fills .Strat r. a Le.igic ilin ' .md h.ilf a Mi'k- 
 bro.id, and 'tis no niatiei fir tile Cmir;.' in ifimg thr.i', 
 fo you keep the Shp 111 the inddle ot the ('.ilfige, f,r 
 there's no riding, in the nair w by reak 11 of the Vcrj I'w.ft 
 ^1 ides that rim theie : ^ou n till obki e too, to t.ake the 
 'I ide alont; With you when \oii pal's here, for elle yon 
 lan't gjttliro', there being no Wind beeaiife of the high 
 riliiii; of the F and oier the Malls on both lidis. It yon 
 haveiKcalion to .Anchor, \oii may do it two I capues 
 (liort of the ivircw, ami ride very fil'dv in j o Fathom 
 Sand. Peing jiaft this Strait fteer S. S. W. 1 Ixaguc to 
 goclear of a I'oint of land, ih.ir mull be left ,,ti your 
 
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 niay 
 Anchor in iS Fathom, hard Sand, near the flat Illand, at 
 whicht.iiic you lee ihe I own of ii/fe;; about a League 
 didantfroin you upon a Hill. 'Ihe Road lies in j Uegr. 
 I 5 Min.S. Ijt. 
 
 When you are at B'//.", to fa'l to the Straits of the Rr,;l..ini ra 
 Celc!':i, you go thus : From Hiii:iii Ko.id W. S. W. .I'tlo^'ll- 
 Leagues ( S. W. and S. W. by S. <, Leagues ) W. by S. 'Z!^!!^.,, 
 .and W. J { 1 eagi es, and lb )ou arc at the Straits delr,,d. ^••I'l, 'uj 
 From tl.ele Straiii to /io../.i lilanii you fill thus ; JrH •'*'" !'''•« 
 E. j7 l.eagn. s ( F. b> S 15 I eagiies ) .\. F. half a l^K^nt "'*"■''■' 
 to the N: lide 17 Leagues, at which time you are in the 
 Lai. of s D^j'.i. iiMin. then li. N. E. with /(« .,., and 
 from the S. pninf Ui.dj to the S. part of Ambaine, and 
 friiin theme F. S. F to /)/;)./,•. 
 
 If you are a- IU;i.iiit and have occifion to Sail for Dircli',*,. w 
 /'./MKc ii|)on the Coninienr of \;;.'.ic.i, o'.lc.ve the Ui-'"''iu.ii 
 reiilion.s belore delivered, that bring you along fior.i li.ty. IV"''" " 
 mh; as tar as fl/'/.'MiH, l':u',i Liin.r, ['u'.o /'.mt/', aiul th ife "'"*'' 
 parts i then from P:(lo T.'iinn fail N. by W 1)6 Leagues to 
 I'lili' (lij'ri, where it oecafion fervc, you may go between 
 rhe lllands you lee there and the NFi'ii, in a very fair 
 Channel : iliefe lllands you'll lind to lie in .\ Degr. ^z 
 Min. N. Lat. From /'.. i.\ipM your Courfe is X. W. by 
 N. 14 I.e.igues to a knot of Elands, lo many that they 
 are not tobe reckoned ; finni hence fail W. N. \V. going 
 no farther otf the Lmd then 20 Le.igucs, nor come no 
 nearer then liori^, unlets you want to Anchor; and 
 this lame W. N. W. Courfepurfucd, brings you to I'.ti.tiK: 
 ■You haie a Rock in your way at 14 Leagues diltance 
 from it, but you may if you will jo between it and the 
 Main. 
 
 I'd conclude this .Account, let that geneial and ir.oft 
 ufeful Advice of our Sailers .about the varying be nicely 
 oldVrv'd and followed every where. They prop.-ife it as 
 the lureft Rule to goby under all the Irregularities of 
 Streams and Currents ; and the belt Frmciple to proceed 
 uponin the Reeliticannn of the Frrors that may be in- 
 troduced thereby. Nay, they declare it tobe the only 
 Help in thefc Cal'es, and that 'tis not poillble for .my Man 
 to deal to any good I'lnpok- with Currems, without he 
 calls in the Variation to his Anillance. This therefore 
 may be a fuffu i.nt Reakin for the utrnofl Care and moll 
 Critical Oblervaaon in the Bulinefs of the Variation. 
 
 f He Fnglifh niiJ Dutch Lnvliig fcthd itn /Ui/:n;i-g:out 
 Vi.iilciii f/rLatl-Indiesi rlie French fittcj um\m: 
 
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 Shifs f r the Jnn: furpojc. 
 V'uygcs are as fall wt. 
 
 The mjt niMeri,:! cf thiir 
 
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 MEMOIRS 
 
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 Admiral Beaulieus Voyage 
 
 I,, MfJ.t Knilr. Thoi 
 . o w 'th^i lif who I" 
 
 TO THE 
 
 EAST-INDIES 
 
 Drawn up by H i m s e l f. 
 
 TrattjUted frot/$ Mo»/i\iir TH »V KNoT'/ Large CoUe^hn of I oyagcs. 
 
 M>. i»i<. 
 
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 rlic Hcpr, (if 
 Pidcrttoe* ; 
 
 (>(>/■»' the 1 J, \6\<), I frt Clil from Wnfltur 
 Hoad, vviih tlircc Shmj, lumi-ly, the Moit- 
 moitfiiy, a Ship <jf 4V' Tun, iMrrying 
 116 Mill, 11 (lUtu, ami lo Pcilcrcrocs ; 
 4i)t) Tun, 117 Men, i6 Guns, aiiJ 10 
 and the llermitjcr, Ad\icr-Buat, of 7^ 
 Tun, Jo Men, 8 Guns, aiiJ 3 iViUreroc^ j All Viiltu- 
 *''P"> .ill'il fortwo Years anil an half. The i7tli wc came in 
 *'*'"'■ fight of \U.i(r,-, anil a: N'pht its Wcllcrn Point lay 
 ill out 7 leagues otf to the S.E. '. li. the iSih in the Morn- 
 ing is lay alxiut 11 Leagues ( H' to the N. F,. at which 
 time we ftood South with the Wind at Ealt, cxpixtinj; by 
 that Courle to delcry the Illand of I'/ilniD. MnAcr.i 
 ■ ies\ery high, l)Ut is tonunonly fo foggy, that wc could 
 I'carcedcfcry It. The Admiral Ship litmg deep loaded, 
 and einlarralVJ with .\n uinvicKly RiuMer, that two or 
 three Men could (carte nianage, wc rcfi Ivcd to make the 
 h^of our way to C.i.v (V'./, inoriler to !i.A\e a new i ir' 
 niaile, orto put the old 1110 10 rights, uhiih t*.is eiicum- 
 fier'd wuh too iiiuih Wood. \i'xc<iilei the ill, we made 
 rhc Cuallof .7p.ii bi'twccii the Ri\er i -'.r;;.!/ and C-pe 
 l^i-r.l, whichlits \ery low.nirniiig Norih Lad atidS(>uth 
 Well, and is wallied by a S.iiuly Sia. Ni xt Day by eiphi 
 And ikwMe in the Mcriiinj' we douHnl Cupc I'eiJ, and coallcd 
 (tft ftrH. .ilniip the Slioar in order to j-ct into l(ii^ I'juc Road ; at 
 wluih place in the Afu'rnonn we law three h'lrnJi Ships 
 at Ai.clior, and .1 linall Bark, which had Captain /Jruvc/s 
 Eiiuipageoii l(iard, ar.d lay utl" of that place, waiting 
 for him. In the Evening I call Aiuhur wiihin a Can- 
 non Shot of the three Ships ; for the Wind being conrra- 
 ry I could not coii.e up with them, ai.d the rainy Scalon 
 was fi.fce over in that Ciuiitrj. 
 
 The 1 5ih having rcl'olved tn fend the A d\ ice-boar to 
 the /.W U'.i-.ii'U to buy ip Provilions, I fi rnilhed it 
 with Kaliade and Knives, which were proper Commo- 
 dities for th.it place, and remfori'd iis ComiV 
 w ith Captain SVver and llx SouMlerv ; ordering C 
 Rjdi-l, who commanded the Pinraic, nor to treat with 
 the Natives without Hdll.ijics and w;ihal, not to ftay 
 there above tin ee Days ar n.olt, bur to come with all 
 polFiblc expedition to reji in ui at TiV'/iv. When rt.e 
 parted from u» we were in thi- I at. of 10 ' ; f.om the 
 time wc pall dp- f'lV.y, wc had but litt'e Wind, and the 
 'J'ides run apamll us W. N. W. 
 
 '1 he 19th, about Noon, we defcrled the /./».' llli-.iiAs, 
 about 8 l.eapi es otf to the I',- N. K- and ourovvn Pinnace 
 making into the Shoar Tlufe Iflar.ds lie in 9 ' N. I,at- 
 'I hey aie covcr'd vvtli Wood, .ijlil bating 'rr.grin, arc the 
 highell IjiuI lietvvecn (.'.i;i- K'n/ and Cxp: Sirrm ticun. 
 (, It tit I Jul, leinpthe largeli and moll fuuthern of thofc 
 Iflands, atl'onls Water and le.eral forts of Fruits and 
 IcjwIs; but its Inhabitants, who are very numerous, are 
 nottu be dea t vsitli vvitlioui Hcll.igcs. The Lcff.i l.isi 
 atford^likcwile Water. Iklides thcfc two, there arc o- 
 thei fir.alKr lllards, wliiih are lb inconlidcrable, that 
 thej are ti'.t d.ltiiiguill'd by any name '1 he name of 
 
 uiK'iir 
 aptain 
 
 A DtiLrlpti. 
 on of the 
 
 thefc two is '.akcn from a River fo called in the CotitiiKnt, 
 the Mouth of whii lilies op; i|iie to themabou: 'hn'iior 
 four I eagufsoH- The King of ihi' Counti) ....v, . n 
 that River. The Natives are Nrgrocs, Idola-cti, >, i;t 
 Hunters and Fatcrt of Hlfplititn. '1 hey have no con.- 
 merce with the Continent j .ind 'tis hard 10 get allioar up- 
 on them, U'Caufe their C"' il liet very high. 1 IhIk-.c 
 they put otf their l-.kp>\tni> Jceili in the River of I'x'"' 
 Ai Night wc loll lighiuf thcfe Ulands, which arc ji'iii; 
 H Leagues from Cape ViVrr* /i<JH< orT.i^'x j next I'..'. 
 we fivv, about; of a Lagucotf, fevcral Spouts or Gulf 
 of Wind whirling about upon the Set, and f<ircinpup:lKfi « 
 Water with great violrnce, two of which were very for- *' •" 
 midable : As fooii as vv e pen eivrd them, we furl'd all our ''" ' 
 Sails for fear of any iiKonvenieiice. 
 
 f\iiienil;-i the 131I, we arrivd at Cane Sierrn lUtiit, atiJ 
 call Anchor at X<i;i/n, where Icvtral Ncgroc-s comingji^''^" 
 aUL-ird, gavemc toumleiiland that there was an l.rg'ip. ijn ' 
 Velfel about tour Leagues off, at 4".i/.„t, the Refideiiu- 
 of the King of l'.ii;'/V. Narm/f/ the iSth, Icauledthe 
 Rudder to be taken olf the Stern IVft, ami hauled afl.oar, 
 where, having pc.lted a iliong Guard, and lortitied tin. 
 place with feli'd Tici's, I kt the Caipcnrers «t vvoil. 
 Having walk'd a little further into the I . uniry, I fuuiul 
 it very iMcafant. At the bo:tomof ilieCreck, iheuwaj 
 a lirall Brook of clear and fvveit Water; the Kaiiksof 
 which, towards the .Sea, w.'re Jukd wr.li great iiuaii- 
 ii'ies of Ciii'in Trees, Willows and pretty ihnk 
 Wdods. I hkevvife found Ibnie Plains good for Pailiirej 
 but the , So' I IS nothing but .Stone or Iron-cohiiir'd Roik. 
 1 heir Houfesare infinitely Utter than thole at Cr.pcl'nJ, 
 The Natives, who .ire Negroes, wcrlliip little hornblc 
 Images, relcmbling Devils, and finall lumps of bl.uk 
 Larth, inthefomiof Sugar Biskuyts, which 1 undor- 
 ftiKid to l-ic the Nells ot Aunts. To thefe they oflcr 
 Fruits, the Heads of Monkeys, Balioons, and other 
 Re.ills. They call the Idols Ci/ijiiV, wh'.ch name I take 
 to I e derived hoin the I'rnich ; for they commonly la- 
 lute one , -mother in thefe Word,s, J'.k.' Uuut, Inn when 
 they falute a White, they cry T« /U M->iii. They arc 1 
 much Utter lort of People than the other Negroes ; tlio' 
 they begin now to improve their Cunnng, by eonverliiiij 
 with the People of feveral Nations that touch there. 
 The place where wc lay being the third Creek from t',ipt 
 SierrA lUna, is very convenient fi.r taking in Wa'cr, 
 Wood, Citrons, Orarges, and Hoops for Water-Casks, 
 which arc all to be hiid for little or nothing. There wc 
 had very good Rice in exchange for equal quantities ot 
 Salt. It art'ords no Flelli, unlcfs it be Pullets, which arc 
 very I'carcc ; and has little accommodation for Hunting , 
 but all its Creeks arc well ftor'd with feveral forts of 
 Filh. The Cape lies in 8 Deg. North I at. and the NccJIc 
 I varies there 1 { Dep. N. r.. One of our Trurapetc5 
 
 ithat could nor fv^■im was unfortunately drown'd in a lit- 
 tle River near this place, which wau nine or ten Foot 
 deep. Tis prcl'iimed, he was Jeceiv'd by the txtream 
 
 clcarnets 
 
M, Beau lieu'/ Vor^^ctothe Faft- Indies. 
 
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 Known 10 iiuncl 
 
 till Siiiifyof ihiir t'cir'r«tini! iliti' Shipi, il' ilic Onur 
 ri.uiror l\:,i<it \\\\ \vn Ihow ilini- .1 iiicci- of lU^ Ufak or 
 Miieiiiif CmliiFilIi, ImhuIiii cIio (iilo of iD^.'/ft Miip, 
 vvlicii It wa> IjiI ii|> tn lie I lull.'ii .ifur .in /•.'.(/i-/i.i</4 
 Vi>v«RO i itu- C'4pl»ni ot *»li ill In' loiiiul liiincihitig 
 Ikrikc apaind hi« .Shi|i ii« lio LiilM In 11 11 the Coalkot 
 
 W'.(///tp thl'Ci|f, I llf (Jul l.cit ll||f>W WJMt it W3I, till 
 
 luint iiu'.tiui inc r'i/(^;.irf ■ ii|mii' immt imu iiiiiriitr 11 i 'ii'it "iliincr) lia|>|nMi'>l' Hill pud' i>l Hnin ri'irtnh'cj 
 
 'u( ,11'Miii 4tiil ilio will ill' Crfw o( .1 St. Ml/'/ lUrkil »li'' l"<nli ol' 4 Sc^-Mnrli-, onlv'ew.ii Iti.iinhiall alotic 
 
 eliini', ItmiM hai'iKii ni'4r I •I'l'l ilii' C'olniir nHvi ry lt« tliickn l« wj% ;in liKh.inj 
 
 ill half iluiiiutcr. It luil 
 
 rlciinffiof ihcW«irr, whiih rrprffmtrJ ihc (mttixii uf 
 flw Ki»iT «i> If nearer the Siirfiw than ir \*.n ^ jrul ilui 
 ihrrcupoi) ciiirK in w«l)i liiiiilt'lf, Imii nut iiiiiiintt wiili 
 ilK'cxpfdiiTcirdiinil, WJ1 I > fnnhtiw.l wnli the .S>irpri. 
 Ul, that he iKwIiv'teil to f.itili hold of the iljnki of the 
 Kner width wjinot »'«>ir ten K>»'t liroi.l. 
 
 D.tmitr the |it. 'I'wo Ni'^i'vx line jIkiuiI, one "t 
 tvlioiii Wilt iiriiH'il Willi .1 IViw, \rrnivt, Swoul ami 
 Kiiite. Theoilur, who wi» 'li' Inteipieter, inM me 
 llut lie whiilKMi ilie Aritii, w.iiliiit liy ilieKitiR loiU- 
 oiuiiit iiie.tlul ilie (''i/(,;..i"j' iiptli.- Ri\et huil iiiiinler il 
 tile (.11 
 
 ih4i lilt MalU-r wai lorry I'm h 
 
 lilt lerritoriei, 4ii>l iImi if I h.il 1 mkiiM 11 nUnr it, fi< 
 W'lul.l furnilh me wii li Nej;roi. si. n ■ ilIiiC^ inc (■ > tip idji e 
 white the /'di'"1m'(' IuJ Io.I(',M ili,- lUrk. Tin* I uii- 
 ilitllofKi toliejl out (even or eiftli! 1 1 iKtiesal<ou-V<t/r>M ; 
 whuhrrllif St. A/.(/i'< Capum li.ul ('one ii liiy a liittot 
 W'oo.l HOC uiil'ke th.ir of St. \li'r ■, wliuli in /•■'.<>..■ 
 n iUlu U' worth eijiliior nine I,ulr^ a Hiiiulrcil. When 
 I lirit hi.ir.l the NiWh, I fiilpitleil ili.it llu' I'n iu:\.iex.- rii- 
 Jerltainlii.); 'hat iii> KiiUler .iiul iii,\ii> of my Men were 
 «(hc ar, luJ coii'iiN ihlieMeH.ii'e, m iiiJu r me m liiul 
 a IVi.uh'iieiii mil of the 1 and (iii.iril, aiul li> p\r iliciii 
 jiillr'v rimiis "t Polleili'i(' t|\emlel\e\ of i|k' RiidJer 
 «ii.l \viter (v'.iks ilvit were iihoar. Hut ii(vm Seminl 
 'lliuiirhH, f.-illiin! t" .niiiiltlie HimioMrof the l'iiiiii>uf^t 
 iiiil.i'toi iitrv, .mil ilie weakneU of t|ic St. Af<;/i>'; ihip, 
 I Knuliiileii the Aiiomii to Ik- not jiiiprol),il)le, atui 
 w tlial fl)rlfa^v, rli.u the lli('htmR of fiich Intu'llntente, 
 in'p.li; |i III n till Kipntiiu 11 of tlie /■' fi/r'' in that Coiin 
 
 Uurinn ihii c»lir». w f**' i^*'> t'f<» ^l^^ *i'h lonn ?"*" * '• 
 Nnoiiitot BilK wh.<hrecinMt,)U'of ihii fim that 'leMifiyTJU 
 kii'iwn to iHineiin'il Nhip. I inuM !< arte have i.r\"l..rij ]•••)<• iIik 
 
 »■»* 
 
 Linuter. It hail run \ liithei into the NV. o.l, 
 and w.n bioke iiH" wlme the I i|iiig |oin'.l the Wiii:i|, 
 piciluMy |,v Ihc llripliD" uf the F 1!,, wh'i h oiiild n..t 
 riiovetit witluiut iTi.ikin)!. Sed't.il I'erloni ha\o met 
 With ihi' like Ail\entiii« in their Vo>,ipri. Hut I Ihall 
 only iiientionone mote ol xhifP' Cipjin, whnnpona 
 Voi.if^eiotlule parii, li.id his B' .it ll.unl topieies by 
 allnw (rmiioni i)f thel'i hilhe*, lor the I'lili mdeivoiir- 
 111!' to wiilulraw it< Horn, ili«.|oinfeil the i'l.lik' 'I hnic 
 wluh I fiwoiiih.«l>iiaiioii litni'd iM b.- ot the linallclk 
 I'lft. Dili' of 'iin that i.inie |ii(t iitiih rim'iip|i<nril to bi 
 I r l''i ot lonj; luliilej it« IVak. 'I'w.K ,1 111 illie Fiih, tho" 
 ni,t to b.Rproiirittuin.ibls to in liiytli nj a /'•/'■(/•. let 
 Colour was a dark blue J and its' I,.i]'s and Tail, whi. Ii 
 Were \ety l.iii'e, rtpreletited a brirht A/uie in the Sit. 
 It had a I ri'iv high Lap upon itsKuk, riinnblini; that 
 of a /<ri' ,,•), or r.i/i.iw .Sea-C'.ilf, uhich lonuriiicii put's 
 alHi\e water lulliail was nut nt.'ke .i I'lrfoili'', 
 II), At lalk ha inn'rel'ohed to li n 1 out a Detailiineiit ; '>'il\ it was Inni<ri, aikl inllendof a Snoiii had \\\a Mm 
 piiii'iaiit to the Kinu's Melfaiie, the Interpreter wiih le- 1 "■ I'd', wh ili was very iliaip at the I'dint, and almolt 
 icral iiilu'i- Ncuroe*. oil. I'd to RDaliiin with my Mento two Foot |i nc, .md asthukas a l'ii\'s Will. Til a 
 tlu| liie, fayini*. They would go any where to have an ' ^erv Itdfand Iwift Fiih, for I have lien it (K at B h.> es, 
 0|'p rt'inity of kiiliii" the Pi"'ii!;i"' jf. To larry oiitli s *^iih uhuli r vs:i|'cs eimtinual W.ii I have < I'teu 
 /\;liiii with more li-eii:i'y, I order'J the Rudder to be'"blen'd llm, \ mul ,\ll>i^i(ii:'i v<i'itni'ed by this fort of 
 hroi')!hc alioar.l, tor the Carpenter's work being then ' Filh, and the Sea tiiuftur'd with their IVood. i .-ui, cer- 
 (iniilnd, thcrcwanted nothingt"ii the Itoti work, which ' '•mi iheie are Ionic of this fort nun h prearer ihan thole I 
 nftlu bedono.iUi.ird, by letting up a horjie in the Ship: | ]'iw this D.iy, whiih attack the Whnlcs ; ,ind prob.il)ly 
 I riiiiiorced tlielaiid (iuard witiian additiuntiftcn Mm, H'* then itiiH 'kiiiij a Ship for a Wha'e that o.cali'ti* 
 onlirinp them to plant Rirrieades of WattrCa»k5 U-fore their entoiiiiteiinR with a Ship. Howe er 1 donbt not 
 ihc|iriiuipal Avenuesiifthcplaiewheretheylay.and 'olnf- J)iite\en a gteat Shiptnay be ciidani;erd by the Iplitirg 
 fcrnciilier While nnr Black to eoincneaithciii iiitlie Nij'ht ' -md pJlliin|; of its I'lanks, ocialiotulby this lilli's tndea- 
 limo.and cotCaptain \'ilc to aeeompany niyMen in the !■ x- \ vciiring to leeal us Horn after i( h.is Itruck. 
 
 pviiition.Accordinitly the next Dav.I Unt up theRnerour While the Calm and the exrellivc Heat continued, wc ^'"'^''"''S' 
 i7«^,wuh an addition of tenMeii toherCoiiipleiiuiu ito(>c- faw .leetiaiii vslutc thinp .ibmitihe bi^Del'sof an OJIiticI |II''v?,'iVt 
 ttirr with C.ip'ain Pi'.'f'sHark manii'd by his owrt Men,' lipp lioatini> u|X)n the Water, which uink when the Ship .sui.'. ticiita. 
 iniitlic 1/ ;i."sl ( ng-Hoat, with in Men uul four I'ede- eani'' withm ^oor *o Paces of ir. Our I'inii.iee's Crew 
 lirois ; all ut'.'er the Conun.ind of Mtiul lUr A(«7ri(>irj. laid they law a i;r<'at many nf tliein. It relcmblcd a 
 /v.. ti.e 8th, I r-/.'.;i'>i C'< .' of /)/>//r arriv'd ill the Bay,, Man's Head without Hiir ; and f ime lay th.y obrea»d 
 andtuldmc that at the llle of St. fVnivo/, he met a | two Black liyes and a Mouth ip m it. \\\ likewil'e 
 
 law a ltr.iii|:'f('rt of lilh alxmt as hn^ a.^ an ordinary 
 I rf>ip'v\ aiulciinally ro'ind, with a large Fin or Crcft, '^ ""''''I'l^ 
 which liTiu'd III be a! ove a hoot liii'li m c: iis 1 lead, .and '"' " 
 llnp'd 111 acmitiiiiied lericsdownto its 1 ail. It Iwinis 
 upon ore file, I'o that the Fin tnj^ether with the Rudy, 
 nprilenii, a laipeFilliof atriaipiilar form ; and it in.kes 
 lail been ten or twelve i its way by ll.ilf.np from one (iile to the other. But when 
 tiiul.li>' the Riier very it ea'ches rs Freyihe Finis Ihait, and appea-s .ibo\e the 
 Water to U- of an alhy Colci\ir ; tho' the Body of the 
 Filh isas wlii'e .md as round as a Tallow Candle. 
 
 F/'i(Mr. the icili, w^' were in 3 1 J Uctrces South 
 Latitude, the N'eidic varving 11 ' Deprees North E.ail. 
 
 Iheiotli, orr latitude was 14 Degrees, and the va-sci Wreck, 
 riatioii 9 ', Here wc faw a great deal of Wreck <TSea- 
 (iraLs ot a reddilli Colour i whiih, lome lay, comcsfrom 
 the 'J'' i//,.!,,/, Wf.'iiM lllands. '1 lie next L*.iy there 
 happcn'd a violent Siorm, the Wind at Well, which had 
 almolt brrke down our Mart, our to-'-Maif Sails licing 
 then out. SiuhSioriiis are commcii ami sery violent in 
 thol'i: -Seas in Winter ; but 'twas tiitii Summer there, 
 and tho Autumn was juil approaching. 
 
 Mf-r.ln\K !iili, our latitiulc uas ^4 Degrees, and the 
 Variation no more than loMinuici ; wliicb I took for a 
 certain lignthai wc svereiiot ulovc 70 or 76 leagues off 
 of thcC,i;i|. of CiHiiU'fc. 
 
 Thciiih, wcfawT.<im/'x or large Sea-weeds, about 
 three or four Fathom long, Co/mi'Mtif j, Sca-Bcars, and 
 the Fowls call'd by the i'(<Y;r»f:;f Alutrr.t\<, which are 
 white all over, only the tipsof their '^^'ings are black. And 
 all theic were certain (igns of our approaching to the Land. 
 We likewifefaw innumerable riot.p> of Ptufoifei^ and a 
 great many Whales. Towards night wc dcfcried Land, 
 and found the common Navigation to be very julL Be- 
 ini; then in -j^ Degrees Latitude, whiih is over againft 
 the liiy 'L- Sold,ihm\ we refolved to Uecr our Courle to 
 tho 'r.il>!e Bnty which lay from us about 10 Leagues 
 S F. S in order to take in freih Water. But the Wind 
 I being Contrary, >'. c S. and the Tides being likewife con- 
 trary 
 
 4 
 
 ill 
 
 /)/!•. / Ship of 4 j'lrn, irann'd with /)(..mi nnd /.«:;- 
 /W\ biaiiid for if :/.'/..»«, in ordir to loiney thither ihe 
 Ni'ws of the Apiivmcni between thilV two Nations. 
 .•\tthreeof theChek in the Af.ernonii, t>U: Mniiemi' 
 reiiirn'd with the //f ;■.■'> Long boat, ai,d (.''-.v/m /'//. 's 
 R.irk, orr I'inn.-.ce not leiiii', ab'e t'l kfep up with thri 
 Dais; and reported that he 
 l.e.ip.i'e,. up the River, where 
 
 narrow .Tiidrockv, infonuicli t'.iat the Bark ltr\ick leve- 
 ral times, and having no Commiiiion from n'eto\en- 
 lure the lolsof the Hark, he turned back without meet- 
 ing any /'o/v/i;;«.\-f i;rilieir N'ellMs. 
 
 Oivf w^'f. the J 1 It, W- vseiv in } ' Pcgr. N. l.at. 
 After ourdepartuie fioiu I'l ■'.'■<', the weather was vari- 
 ous, fiinierimes llonny and I'linietimes sers eahii, as it 
 ules to be in thole Seas ; and we found our Kudiler mueh 
 mure fervu eabli" than liefore. ,-'.ti,'. the ill, i6io, atSun 
 riling, we found the Needle t ' Deg. North, and the 
 Lat. J Deg. 5 Min. North. The 6th, wo crofs'd the 
 Equinoi^ial Line, and celebrated the u' lal Cultom of 
 throwing Sea Water upon thole who had never paU'd it. 
 From the third of ihii Month, wc had the Wind at S. E. 
 aiidS.S. E. and lail'd clofe to the Wind in order to raifc 
 the South I'ole, purfuatit to the common courle of Na- 
 vigation. The 14th, we were under the l.c/A/; tt 
 r.i;irjfi),K, and the Needle vaiy'd 13 Degr. to the N. E. 
 From our p.airing theLine we had th^Wind atK. andE-SE. 
 Kfir<i,7iy the lit, tvc began to have the Weltcrly and 
 other variable Winds ; being then in 13 Degrees South 
 I-ititude, and the Needle varying H ' Degrees N. F^ 1 
 *ainili ip. February the 3d, Being liccalin'd, [ oblervcil at tho 
 Z'^' -f V ^"" '^''"'Pi that the Needle was 1 3 Dcgr. North ; where- 
 .st.jt','' '' as at my lallObferfation, when 1 was alrroit :i Degree 
 farther from the Antardlic'- I'olo, it was 13 Degrees and 
 a halt. .Sothaiinlteadof ncrealing it decreafed. Upon 
 which I concluded Its Va.iation to be irregular ; and that 
 it is not tix'd on two MeriULiiis cutting the World in tour 
 partSj as the Vortugut:{c and others imagined. 
 
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230 
 
 M Beaulieu'j Voyage to the Faft- Indies. 
 
 ,, I trarv, /. r. N. N. W. \vc liiil not arrucat ilic 'J'.iWt B.iy 
 / till the I sill at Niplit, at wliiili tmicwc cill Anchor tiicri'. 
 ■ ' ' luviiii; l(jH only one Hoy in the Voyage. 
 
 M.ii/' 1(1. 1 iViii lifcy Men allidrc with Sails to make 
 
 Tents of. When tlic Boat reimn d, they tol^l me, They 
 
 ADcliripiion i,,j| i;,„|,^i i^vcj] 0„p^ ,,r Ji'^a Moil, an.l C'lo.uhs lul 
 
 ['„'„ii'r7iT., 'i''^' "r •^"^' "lovvn, ami a Iniall loititieation ot I'arih, 
 
 »iy. uhuh wc niielVil to be Uinlt liy the U-ii-i ; tor one ot ilie 
 
 Natives, ilut fpoke a tort of ^r.i^ini ot" iTokeii Kniu-lh, 
 
 pave us to multrltaml, tho' more by his .Sifus ilian !>> h.s 
 
 Lanpiiam. ilut live Shii>s liad t'.iiUi tioin iheiue to the 
 
 l'.alUvar<i about three Montlis I etore. 
 
 The i^th it contiiui'il to I e very Hormy, \v,th a N. I! 
 \VinJ. Some Miiskcucrr^, whom we had fen ini]nell 
 of a SoUkt that had lliaj'.i^led Inmi ii~, lepoited. that 
 they had pal.s'd alonp the .*ii'mh-h>le ot an Inland Mi un 
 tain, |o\niiig lo the I'-A/' Moiiiaain, where ihey la« .ui 
 inrinity of very larjic Bal-our.s at.d iMoiike^>: And troin 
 thence coniinud their (.'omie alimi; the deehnui); [an ot 
 the Mountains lii.ir bmnd the W'cltern Sea, nil diey de- 
 fers 'u the Sea ab.ni! r.:i',i a I.o.iniic cif, whieli 1 loi.k to 
 be another Riy beivseen this and the I'ape of ii'.)i./ II. p- ; 
 that then ihty fi.-n'd imek, and wlu'n they wer _• upnn the 
 Mountains, deliry'd the Sea t., the Sorthv-ard, uiiich 
 nnill be tliai to tho lultward of the t"ape of d* / II fv ; 
 that they iiad a plain View of oiliu Mountain*, be-\ven j 
 uhi h and thofe ihcy were uprn, there lay an opi.n I'lain, 
 alwit loot II I caj-Vies broad. tlieSi il ot whieh was very I 
 pood, and capable to prodi ee kver'.i l''niit<, tlv,- l',a:n ■ 
 tern.iiiatinp upon the S.a widiijiit any Miiuirains, 1 e- 1 
 tween Cape I'f.'/n, and the Cape of i,™ ./ Il.f- ; thai at the . 
 foot of the Wcl'ern Mi'in'-ains ih y ma with Wends, and | 
 larpc Trees like App'.e-'lVees which I'ore no Friut, but j 
 were very hard WochI ; I'a.it in the fame place, they met ' 
 wi:h very p!eaf.un Palkurc.s, and lonie Caiile, aiulexee- 
 Iciii eVar V'eather. 
 
 lias Report inlpr'd mc with a Cuvi.ilitv lo fee the 
 Covii'.try : .Aceordinfjiy, the next l).iy, 1 walk'd oi;t by 
 the back of the ]/;.'('i--Moiintain ; and when I was pot 
 three Leaiiues into the Coinurv, oblerv'd very px)d 
 (irounds, deek'd w'.thCitals and plealant Flowers, ami a 
 fuuil Rivulet of frelli Water gliding along the P. ain, and 
 lofing it fcif in the .Sea, a{ the toot oi the Bay, at a pl.aec 
 where there is a great CtiUliuenee (;f Water, which v*e 
 call the River. This Rivulet rifesout of the Mountains 
 that lie between ihe I'^ini of the Cape and this Bay, and 
 Icrvcfor Boundaries to the Wellern Sea. I like\v:le ob- 
 ferv'd, th.it this Rivulet nukes leveralFens, which run to 
 the Northward along the I>ii'..', or Banks of Sand that 
 temunatc the Bay, and !o that place whn.h weeall the 
 River, where Barks of 50 ur 6l, Tun may eiiierat high 
 
 I retutn'd along the Moi:nia'n';, and at the toot :if the 
 Tib.'c Mountain to the Souihw .ird, nut with a great iiianv 
 Trees, fome of which arii rd Planks a Foot bioad, and 
 18 or 10 Fi.ot lo.ng, their 1 rnnk being (trait like that of 
 a Pear-Tive, their l.i ave* whitilli and linall, their Hark 
 I'.xjut two Inches thick, and red. hlh, the Heart of the Wo.d 
 whte and hard, and the whole I ree full of Sap. 
 
 1 hkcwife i.bferv'd Herlv; of the fame Naiure with 
 thofe .n our Countrv, fuch a^ Sorrel Fern, Broom, c.t'r. 
 From this Mountain I Qw Cape K.-//f. and the .Sea that 
 walhes the Faft-lide of the Cape, which forms a large Bay 
 .IS far .IS the Cape, where .t great many Rocks th.iot out 
 into the Sea, ihat iv.ult 1 e<.d> be pernicious to Ships upon 
 a Southerly Wind, upen the iide of the Mountains of 
 Cape f.i/s there runs either a gre.tt River, or an .Ann of 
 the Sea, that Ihca's verv far up; and I oblerv'd the like 
 upon the Inland tide of the Mount.iins upon the Cape of 
 Cci li H'-fi-. I'poi) all thefe Mountains, there are great 
 Qeaniities of (loats, Fa'low LVer as big as Harts, I'ar- 
 tridges, and all forts of Fowl ; B.ibonns, Monkeys, Lions, 
 white Woits Foxes, Porcupines, Dllrichcs, and other A- 
 nitr.alb unknown to n.e. ]n tins Day's Journey I faw 
 none of ihe Natives they haviiig letii'd tor fear if 
 
 A Chan.'} r Thofe who liv'd i^war.^ ihe Point of the Cape, are the 
 j"" ''"■ '"''- molt nufcrable Salvages ycc dilcovcr'd ; for they neither 
 ,|,| /j,!!"' 'fow noi cultivn-o the (iiound ; neither do they Filh, or 
 (b much as venture thcmfelves two Steps iiiio the Sea. 
 They are '.'f a very low Statute, elpecially their Women, 
 and .Tre lo meagre, that i hey always look as if they were 
 dying tor HuniTV. 'I In ir greatelk Ford is fome White 
 Roots, about tlie L igneU of Iniall Chefnuts, which h.%vc 
 a Stalk like a I.eek. only a little narrower and not indent- 
 ed, that bears a Wl: ' wer. If they tind any Cocklc- 
 ftf., 1 Wh?'ts .niy ol'icr dead Filit upon the Shotc, 
 tho' ncvei- '.V .i.iich putriheil, they put'em a little uponthe 
 Tire, aiul then feed licirtily upi'n'cm : Nay, when the 
 very ikins, Heads, andLnirails of the Sea-Bears and Pin- 
 
 guins (I'.r. a foit of Fowls without Winrs) which our Men 
 led upon, were thrown out of the 'I'eiiis, and had lain 
 tor? or S Days, till their Stench oblig'd our Men to re- 
 move their 'I ems and llat'dthe Wolves and other wild 
 Bcafts trom touihiiig ot 'em ; even then, J lay, the Sa- 
 vages wouM take em up, and afi|(r having put them un- 
 der the Allies, anil fqiieer'd thain between two Stones 
 wouldeat upeverybitof'eni. 
 
 \\'hen they meet .an l-.u/cpom, the lirll thing they d.>, .. 
 u (lew theii Siomach, which they draw into their IJiidv 
 and to that makes a hollow or gre.it Pit upon their Brciit 
 'I hey have Wars one with another, probably, upon tin- 
 Avcoum oi their Cattle. 'Ihcy abliaiii from Man's Hff), 
 nenher do tlii y e.it an\ of their Cattle, iinlels thtle are ji'i 
 n die ihiougli l.eaiuiefs, Ape, or anv oiher AciiJeili 
 1 1 ev lOver their Privities with a Sheep's I'ail, and w.at 
 iiie Skin ot a Sheep, or loiii.- oiher Animal, over one 
 Shouliler like a .Siarl. '1 he better Ion have dry'il 'I'r p,.- 
 al'oui liieir Necks, upon which ihete liaii,i s a little KmIc 
 lli.ip'.i like a Faume, in a wooden Sheath • And iliisj 
 t.ike to bp the Inltrunient v^iih which they cut olfonf 
 ot their 'Feltic'.es at ten or twelve Years of Age ; that he- r.- 
 iiig a Culloni among 'em, perhaps in o-der to inia'itie''''- 
 themfebes f.)r running, in whicli Fxeic.fe they outdo all 
 th.1t everl law. Some hang ujon ilieir Neeks a Plate tf 
 Cipper, .as ihm as a I'cjl on, ami about a Hand lone, ii',J 
 tour or tive Inches bio.id. Oihers wear Bracelets, Ivne 
 Pieces ot Copp.,1- or iron, wiih a hole in thcmuidir. 
 1 hole who feem lohavcf'ine Command over the relt, 
 have commonly a St.ik in their Flands, with a Fox's I aii 
 at the end of it. 
 
 1 could not perccve any Re'igion among 'em. Ihcy 
 marry indeetl, and dance ; and their uimi'inn Salutation 
 to lis I, dancing to a Song, winch from the be-ginning to 
 die eiul, is nothing elfe but lluititi-u. 
 
 Their Arms are an . j'7'.,:;.i>, wiih 3 weak fort of a Dnw 
 and a Quiver ; which ihev hide under Ibme Bulhes when 
 they come to our Tins. They arc verj apt to Itial any 
 thing of Iron or Copper ; but Line:, or Cloths they do 
 not covet. 
 
 'I'hey arc Negroes, and have frizzl'd Hair, as well as 
 thole in Ciiliicr, but they wear no Ornaments upon it. 
 1 hey have no Sheds lo live in, that I could perceive : But 
 in the Night-time they Iheltcr thcinfelves with their Wive- 
 .indChildren with Bullies, and have iViine Skms ftretchii 
 like an I'ml'ieil.t, upon two Sticks laid .i-crofs, with nnf 
 in till middle to lalten it in the Cjround ; under which 
 thev liebuiy'd mthv Saml up 10 their Belly. 
 
 T hev at.' altogether ignorant of .Agucultnrc, cr the 
 making ot t aiiovs ; whereas, if they conhl but tack tomt 
 p.ecesol Wood togeiher to c< nvcy em to the lilands j'Hf 
 [>y the Comii.cm, they wo.dd lind valf Qiiai.uties of 
 Pingtiins, and Sea-Bea-s fulnili are their delicious Foo,l) 
 not only U 1 their own S .Itei.ance, but fjc Sale tmoiig 
 their NeiglilHinrs. 
 
 'Ihis ;■,-:.'.-«■> liesin^^Degr.I at. the Needle varying An 
 I ! Degr. N. W. It's Air is very wholefoqv.v Srimc-"^ 
 times yon may treat herewith the Natives tor Beef and '"^ 
 Mutton; but that's very uncertain. "Fis a fecme Roadiil.!'" 
 10 Anchor in, and has about or 3 tathom Water. There's ~ 
 n;ore Rain and Wind in the Bay, than a Shore ; for the 
 high Mountains ftnp the Clouds and Vapours, which be- 
 ing driven bv the Wind, break and fall down in Hnrry- 
 caues upon the Bay. Tho height of the r^/./c-Motintain 
 liom the Sea-lide to t!ie top, is 1350 Foot perpendi- 
 cular 
 
 Soir c of our Men going afliore, happcn'd to light upon n,f.. 1.- 
 a great Stone, with two little P-icks of pitch'd Canvas un- '=" '•■' 
 Jetncath, which vvc afterw.irds found to Ix; D:./ch Fetter^. '"■°"' 
 When we open'd them, we foun.i (irft a (frong piece of 
 pitch'd Canvas, then a Plate of Lead wrappM round the 
 Packet, Under that two pieces of frelh Cloth, rhc;i a piece 
 of red Prize, all wrapp'd round a Bag of coarfe I.inen ; 
 in which were the Letters very fafe and dry. They con- 
 taiiid an .'Vccount of feveral Ships that had pafs'd that 
 way ; particularly of an h:i,?lijh Advice-Boat th.-«.t was 
 gone tor i'.npj.-nj, to acquaint the Company w'th the Iih 
 lury the l)iitJ' had done 'em in the liitit-lmUcs. They 
 likewilc gave Notice to all Ships that pals'd th.it way, to 
 take care of the Natives, who h.ul murder'd feveral of 
 their Crew, and dole Ibme of their Water-Cask.s. Far- 
 ther, they pave Adviec, that the l>utcL h.id : eliegd ftv;- 5j./«f 
 i<twj with iS Ships, aiul iliat the Ih.glijh were forc'd to a- MdJi'J * 
 bandon it lor want of I'r.niliuns : Thar the liing "*" 
 of lUni.im and the Diirch, committed fevera! Aiih of Ho- 
 Itility ; and many other ihings, t(Xj long to be inferted. 
 Having read this J cttcr, 1 was in a quandary, whether 1 
 lliould go to U.ntcm or not : her I readily imagin'd, th.it 
 litiiLvn beiiij} block'd up by iho 0«fc/.,'they would not 
 
 iulfer 
 
 lilt 
 
 fiitfer us to em 
 always endeav 
 Belides, I was 
 in rofard rh.it 1 
 of all 7-:;-, an 
 cil from hini, ' 
 diicinir the Reb 
 fob, 'd. to lUcr n 
 pu' 01)' I'sk « 
 b;i\ ; p orn^ T 
 iheCualtof \'" 
 at .;,'..-». a. SI 
 Siege cominu'd 
 i:ie I'iiinaee, f 
 j;.^.,j.j wee raii 
 /(..'i.-i, but to f 
 the other, I'ig'-il 
 inipli; iiet 100 
 an j there to loa 
 rlier with the P 
 In theme.iii t 
 the C"inp..ir. " 
 and lend ai loU 
 Yea'-; vvhi.h I 
 of CoY.vii.'.i<.t •! 
 h.lp"eii to be 1 
 wviiild blaMC 1 
 even that Com 
 I coul.l iiiit at a 
 Y'e.'r, lince 1 
 [;u.'.', nor get 01 
 re.il'inof coiiir.'.r 
 be oblig'd 10 ipc 
 tiling, and cat u] 
 • are lo fence, tha 
 fii.esalong the C' 
 1 iliuuld be expos 
 never iiiean'd u; 
 theleConlideraiit 
 puties, fome of 
 judgment ; and 
 Comniillion tor 1 
 too ,r,reai litiport.- 
 with the King 
 ditfctcnt Opinioi 
 fcnJini; the // p. 
 Mt. G'.;tv, an ai 
 itiJt .';"■.' ?. We w 
 ►.irir.ii) [lout two League 
 grc.it Wav es com 
 irni; Xorih upon 
 Ic.igiie ot it, at 
 ir.eddv Sand. 'Fl 
 K. v.. and the- So 
 oiillv, lo th.it eve 
 isaimolt ro 'iil, ; 
 renrc. Within, i 
 Bulhes, under w! 
 great ni.iny R.iN 
 niileei s and Liz: 
 j St. Bi7! rpon its I'.ock 
 M:...;,! Se.i-Bears, which 
 lai^;e, .^ul have .i 
 Htir. both theli. 
 Ovlof Filh, of w 
 from them, it c 
 Paw; b fire, and 
 under Water with 
 and in the N pht- 
 rpmn 'J he Ping'iins ; 
 '•■'■'' tvvn Fins, and tvv 
 
 riiis, 
 iiprinht, and wit 
 their Nelts. 1 he 
 havinn a white Bi 
 and a Bill like a !■ 
 the ,Sea, whetc tl 
 Ni;j,htu":nrn to t 
 lalte of Flclh, and 
 Filh. 
 
 Vliilc I w.is ail 
 S. E. that I could 
 Hay upon the I!!; 
 was a perb'd Cal 
 W/n/-. Weli.n 
 the next V>\" the ' 
 that, the Fo^; was 
 c ne end of the SI 
 piven a Signal 10 
 Sound of I'-^uiv,;^ 
 the way, and sail 
 
 
I ib. II 
 
 M. Beaulieu'i Voy^igc to the Eatt-lndies. 
 
 231 
 
 m 
 
 hi( h our Men 
 and hail lain 
 
 II r Men to re- 
 nd oilier wikl 
 I lay, the Sa- 
 put thini iin- 
 1 two Stones, 
 
 ng they dn, i* 
 
 lin their iiivly, 
 
 III liicir HriaiV 
 >lv, upon the 
 iiManM-li'd!, 
 Is thtic .ireai'i 
 ther AiiiJiili 
 I'ail, and tt\a[ 
 u.ll, over viic 
 .c dry'd Ti po 
 ^ a liiile Kt lie 
 1 : And iliiv I 
 icy cut oil' one 
 Aj;c ; thatbi-. 1^ 
 I'r to (]iM'ilie°'^- 
 ihcy miido .ill 
 ciks a I'lau lI 
 land long, a:,J 
 racelets, lieng 
 111 then^ulil;t. 
 
 over the rult, 
 ih a Fox's lail 
 
 \::* I 
 
 '.p "em. 1 hi-y 
 11 nn Salutation 
 lie beginning to 
 
 k foiT of a Tow 
 lie Bullies when 
 apt to Itcal any 
 Jloths they do 
 
 lair, as well as 
 iments upon it. 
 1 peTceive : H.it 
 I'ith their Wiw 
 • Skins ftretchd 
 
 erofs, with ore 
 
 ; under which 
 
 y- 
 
 til re, or the 
 but tack (ome 
 lilamls i'llt 
 Qiiai.iities I if 
 elicious Food) 
 Sale imong 
 
 •^'ecdlo varying An A 
 
 I'nuK Some- "' '■'"''I' 
 f()r Beef and*' ' 
 Iccuie Road.i~ 
 .iter. There's 
 
 h.irc ; tor the 
 which be- 
 
 iwn in Hiirry- 
 
 -^A/f-Moxntain 
 
 I'oot perpcndi- 
 
 to light upon n<.t i.'- 
 I'd Canvas un- «" ' ■'^ 
 
 litcb letters 
 krong piece ot 
 'p"d round the 
 . thcii a piece 
 .oarfc Linen ; 
 They con- 
 .d pafs'd that 
 .lat that vva'i 
 w'th ihe In- 
 f »</(■(■/. They 
 that way, to 
 r d feveral nf 
 ■Casks. Far- 
 . eliej'.'d B.'»/-5j«h«I'- 
 re fort'd 10 a- !''«'"''■* 
 It the Iviiig 
 ! Ads nf Ha- 
 lo Ix' inferted. 
 whether 1 
 iiagiii'd, that 
 7 would not 
 luil'er 
 
 fMHer us to enter, and f.ir lef-; :r traffick thcie, fince they 
 nKvivsendeavour'dtokecptheTr.ido out ol tur hands. 
 IMides I was apprelieiillve they might carry the place 
 in'rcp,.wl that Priiu-e- M.iinr.:n, who calls liiiiMelt \ 
 of I'l f'^;'i -i"'' allcdi;es that the Kin;; ot iint, 
 
 cdlVoni iiim, would readily i-',.i vs'ih the /)»/j 
 
 ihici-i" rlv Kelu-1 Kini'.. ' 'r."i thel.t Conliderail^M re 
 i;,l,V.'to lUcrmv C ; irf> ,0 the Coalt ot CioniWmel, w 
 p , ort' f^ifc-Jfio.N tli.it wv-e proper for that C'.'alt and 
 Vn : r offliR th.i' ll.ouM be laleaMe at //.■/.■»,■. and iip.iii 
 tilcL'oallof s'-'/if/-: .and 7ti.i ; and after all, to rake m 
 X I'-ii a Ship'; l.o.uliiiR of I'cppcr, or two, it the 
 siege cominu'd ; an.i leaNcther. a Fa'biry t.g.^ie, w'lh 
 iV I'iiinace, to nude up and down t,i.- ( .o.ilt. Hut it ihe 
 .V^c we>e raii'd. I delignd not 'O fettle any Fadory a' 
 '.(■.", but to f.'iid one of ilieSli:ps liack to (■V.iu e ; and 
 tlieo'iiei-,c.>S'-tlier with the l'inn.ace to ll.'inm, wherewe 
 tniKlii !'et ioo or for, /..•- (;•«•. upon the Co'ilUi.v.N ; 
 jnd there to load ilu- other Ship, and Icai e a Factory toge- 
 Jlicr v.irh the Pinnace. 
 
 I , the mean time I call'd to tnind. that the D;ivdorsot 
 tllcC"m|^."^ nieand that I Ihonid go llraudit f. Hrvrr.m, 
 aikl lend at ie.vll one of their Ship; back 10 K ,1 i-<-^tli.u 
 Year ; whi. h I could not do, if 1 ■.ouclied e|ion ili ■ Coall 
 i/cor.v».:ii.l--l : IVlides, if tiie Siege of }i.ur,v: llioiild 
 li.ir'v.i to W lalsd, I was apprelienlive the Company 
 vv'iild Ma-.ie me for not following their Oideis. But 
 c: :;\ th.u Conii-ieiation was tir.interpos'd hy th's, that 
 I uiul.l not at any rai ■ lend li.vk one of their Ships th.at 
 Ycr, lince I couid not make th.- Sireight of ,v.:.;./,i till A: . 
 • u.', nor gel o i' fom :'ience til od^,' ■- or .V ;• ''.'i.'':-' , by 
 rafni of eonir.ir.- Winds ; an.l oi'or that fcore I 11 ould 
 be oblig'd to I'pcnd the whole Year, withint doing any 
 thing, .and eat up my I'.'ovilions, which in t'vit C I'Mitry 
 are fu fence, that ihe V.ni^V-lh are forc'd to I'pread tliem- 
 f l.csaioimtheCoalltobe l'iip;'l\'d ; not to m 'mi' 'O that 
 I il.ould b'eexpos'd to the Dilcrction of the l^ut !\^ who 
 neier inean'd u;i well. Having maturely weigh'd a'' 
 
 Afrll 12. Wc weigh'd Anchor again, and all that Day 
 iLiil but little Wind, and that very variable. Hoivever, 
 oil the 14th wc doubled tlio Capc of Gi j.i Hif! \ and the 
 nth '.veiein id \ Degi. 1 at. 
 
 The i<th We had a violent Storm from the N. E. at 
 FjII Moon, which we forefaw the Night before; for at ^,'''^''''^" 
 Suii-leiting rcddilli Rays aleended from the Sun, ani un- pMachmj" 
 ilerneath liiin w.ts a Bank of the lame Cohnir ; towards .Siom. 
 the Wind there appear'd, as it were, a Circle, from the 
 Centre of which tliere proceedni great Rajs ; under the 
 Willi! there appear'd a roiiiul blackilh Cloud, and in the 
 middle of it we fan- what the /'■ iy/ i;ii ■-.- call the ox't l.-jc, 
 which is generally taken notice of, as- the FVe-rulincr of 
 a great St mn. When the Moon tame low, the Sea 
 twell'd mightilv, and the Storm wa'> indeed very great, 
 notvvitliltandnig th.it the Air w,is lii clear, that in the 
 Night-time we law the riling and fitting of the Siars. 
 The .Storm parted me from ihi- other two Sliip;i, tdl the 
 171I1 that ihe Wind abated, .;ik1 ramc .Somherly, after 
 which I perrciv'd o"r two Ships about a league before 
 me; atid f iPiid, to my great admiration, ih.ir none of 
 'em had lultain'd any harm. Howcser, tins wonderful 
 Delaeiar.ce made me lelolve not to part with the Wcpc, 
 bill to go all in a Company to H.iiit.im, purfuaiit to my 
 Orders. 
 
 According!) I droppd all my former IVojcifls, and fail' J. 
 H and S. li. dnvCf U for Hr.it i»<.Biit.//;"//i6. in 'j6 Dcgr. 
 l.at. and 1 1 Degr. N. W". Variation of the Ne'.dle, a vio- 
 lent Storm overtook us, and not only broke my Boiv//'n'f, 
 but damag'd the Pinnace's Malt : l/pon whiih I was ob- 
 lig'd to take i!p my former Relbluiion of lending Captain 
 (,';vj;o, with the //o/ir, Ihaight to hnntim jdcligningio car- 
 ry njy own Ship and the Pinnace to Madiigitjctii-, in otder 
 to hn\e them relitti-d. 
 
 I paiTcil with the Hoji: on A//7 the ift, in '^7 ' Dcgr. Ttity matte 
 S. 1 at, and iS Degr. I.ong. leckoning the Capc of G'tc.^^'j'"''''""^ 
 I! I'\ for the Meridian. 
 
 ;if| 
 
 riie I 7ih in the Morninii we defcry'd Till.ic, aliout ten 
 thcle Conliderations, I ask'd Advice of the princp' IX- j J ^'-"i;^'" ^ff, vvh^h is a naming Oialt, that appears very 
 rmic- fome of uhom laid they would lubmi' to my '"P ' ; -i'"' that .sight had light ot St. W.^.y/or- 1 au 
 iidgment ; and others told me,,h.it lince 1 had a poti-.ve j 1 •^' >7th we were oppo lite to the two btile ll ands of 
 CommidionforBt".'';'", and fince «^;;rtm was a pl.arc of ! !>and , wh.eh lav_ about three leagues from the Bay, 
 too great Import.ancc to the Dntc'; to be long, it Variai 
 
 
 .ration 
 "It'-'J, 
 
 ic 
 
 wiiii the King, 1 oad bell llccr my Coiirfe thither. Thcle_ 
 ditfetcin Opinions put mc upon another Expedient, ot 
 fending the 11 pc to Ko,7->/;,_and giving the Captain, 
 Mr. G/,;f.-, an ample Coinmitruin. 
 
 Jpii: ^. We weigh'd Anchor ; and being bccalm'd a- 
 ilwit two Leagues off fom the Bay, were driven by the 
 prc.it Waves coming from the South, and the Tides run- 
 niiR Xorih upon a'liitle Iiland and call Anchor within a 
 lc,ir,;:e of it, ar i" Fathom Wa'er, the Gr .und being 
 n.-ddySand. The lilc lav from iis North one ipi.arter 
 K.i;. and the Southerly Waves made iis ronl prodigt- 
 uiilly, I'o th.at every thiiit;erack'd in the Ship. Thisllland 
 isalmolt rn,'iil, and alwit a lai.i-.e League in Circumte- 
 retuc. Within, it atf irds nothing but Sand, and lome 
 Bulhcs, under wliich ilte Pimmins hatch their Fggs. A 
 great ni.my Rati and Add<-rs live in it, .as well as Cha- 
 niaici-i s and Lizzards. 
 
 I'pon 1!'. Rocks, by rheSea-fide. we l.iw a great many 
 Sci-lkars, which bleat like Sheep, lome of which .Tr,- v ery 
 la.lte, .-'id h,i-.e aSkiii .as thick as a Wolfs, w.th very lott 
 Hiir.' Both thefe and the Pin'oiins taltc ver> rank of i!ie 
 0>lof Filh, of which a gieai iiuainiiy might be taken 
 from them, if one were nt the pain"-. They have two 
 Paw- b -f ire. and two Fins behind ; they cannot lla> long 
 iipdct Water withcmt t.ik'ngihe A';r; they live upon Filh, 
 and in the K ght-iiiiie reriie 10 th; Rocks. 
 
 Ihe Ping'ims are F'owis witho-t Wings, which have 
 two Fins, and two b'oad Paws, upon which they walk 
 upricht, 'and witii which thev dig the Ground to make 
 their Nells. 1 liev are a little bieger than a Cormorant, 
 haviiii; ,1 white Belly, a black Biek, a very tluek Head, 
 and .a Biil like a Raven's. In the Mot cing they repair to 
 the Sea where thev fwim and feed epon Filli, and at 
 Nivjit K-:urn CO their Ne'ts. Tl"-. have nothing ot the 
 uiteofFlelh, .and for mv p.tiv. 1 taketliem tobe te.athcr d 
 Fill,. 
 
 While I was ail.ore, th' e at it- fuch a Storm from the 
 .S. E. tha- ; could iKit rcacli the Ships, but w.ist'oivd to 
 itayupon the I'huid a'l Ni;'.'-. nntwithltanding th.it it 
 was a perf 'd Caim wiieietlie Ships tode. 
 
 W^o'/ -. We bad a v ioietit I'ininder and Lightning, and 
 the next l')\- the Welteriy Wiiidb began to fwell ; befules 
 that, the I'o'; was fo thick, that wc could 11 .t fee from 
 cue end of the -Sim' fi the othei ; upon which, luiving 
 given a .Signal i,» the other Ships to follow mc, by the 
 Sound of i'uiv etsand Drums, I return'J Sounding all 
 the way, and gait Anchor in Tii/i/c-Bay. 
 
 which hav ing no Trees ii| mi thmi, arc ver. low. But in 
 the Night-iime the conrrarv Winds, and the Trees car- 
 ry'd us W. N. W. where linding no A nchor.agc, and not: 
 being able to make tlie Bay, I reli.lv'il t > li.tnd lor the 
 llles of .''Wi'in, during the light Q.'!.irter of the Moon. 
 In thole Seas their Siirfi e is very p'aiti and fmooih, and 
 the Air very clear. While we Hood f r thefe lllands, the 
 Wind tiirn'd Korih, upon which I tack'd a oiii: for the 
 Bay, and aniv'd there on the lilt, caltmg Anchor a: 17 
 Fathiitn Water, vpon a clayie Ground, about a quarter 
 of a 1 eagne tiom the Shore. 
 
 i\/,t» 22il, 1 went With ti.e two Long-Boats, and fifteen TlipNitlvo 
 Musketeers, to obferve the River upon our approach to f-"-'',"fSilvi!t 
 the Shore, we oMerv 'd nine 01 ten of the Natives, upon'"'''""' 
 a conlpiciious Point of Sand, who gave us the Signal to 
 come to them, l.pon this we went alhore, and tho' we 
 were .'rm'd, they loyn'd in andti'.k'd with us above an 
 Hour, ligirfying b\ their 1 aiige.igc anl Signs, that they 
 were very well pleas'd w.th us, and vvouM vilitusncxc 
 Day ini Board. They were very curious in obl(?rving 
 wh.\t lort of things we had about us ; and (me of 'cm, 
 who I'eem'd to be a leading Man, Ipyiiig a Silver Whittle, 
 with a Chain to it, chat my Mate had about him, delir'd 
 it very earnellly : I order'd the Mate to Ihew it him, tho' 
 I was tony lor the diliovery, tin fear they ihould inlift 
 upon having that, and no other Commodity in exchange 
 fir theirs ; and for that Reafon had caution'd all our Men 
 to hide 'em. However, they all lik'd it mightily, and 
 the chief Man among 'cm, promisd to give for it an Ox,, 
 which might be woitli zc Crowns at lealt. Upon which 
 I gave him to know, that we could not fell it, liecaufe wc 
 had ufe fir it ; bat if any of 'em would come aboard, I 
 would Ihew them things that they would like as well. 
 Without funher dcl'beration, this ptineipal Man, anJ 
 throe others cmb.arked with us, delirmg that fo many of 
 our Men might be left alhore, which I agreed to. In the 
 mean time, at one Call ot a .Sean, we diew up an iiihni- 
 ty of little Fllli refemb'irg Herrings, both in form and 
 tafte : Bur I could not ike any material Remarks u[K)ii 
 the River, only I was I'uie that it was very great and 
 rapid. 
 
 The Natives of tins place arc the handfomcfl Negroes Aryfaipnw 
 'hat ever I law. They arc large and well iliap'd ; they °''^" ^'■■ 
 feed well, and are neither Hat N,',s'd, nor thick 1 ip ; "C'-JjI'c'iJ'HibU,' 
 ther do chey ftiiik like the Cuii/e.t Negroes. They are 
 very curious in their Hair, which is long, frizled, rais'd 
 upwards, and made up in Wreaths ar the top. Tlieir 
 I'ccth arc very white, even and faialli and they rub 'cm 
 
 every 
 
 IM 
 
 
 i.r;.f! 
 

 232 
 
 M. Beaulieu'x Voyage to the Eaft-indiss, 
 
 every Minute wit!i a finall piece of Wood. Their Gar- 
 menc is ;i Cotrnii Cloth well woven, of two or three Co- 
 lours, witli which they cover ilieir Privities, the r'ft of 
 their Boi.ly Ix'ini; nakcil. As lur their Ornaments, he 
 whom we rook for the chief Man, ha^l a larpe Phue lilie 
 a piece of Uone or Ivory, perfeCVIy white upon his Forc- 
 he.id, a large Kinp of Copper at his Ears, about his Keck 
 aCollar of Ralia^ie, Kliilc. (ihf-.Beads of feveral Co- 
 lours, and a Tse.klace <.f fine Yellow Amber, which he 
 cftccm'J ^cry nuich The rell had Ornaments corre- 
 fponding 1 1 all his, exceptmp the Trinket on his Fore- 
 head. 
 
 As f on as we c.-.nie on Board of the Ship, tlic Natives I cd t 
 were furpnz'il wuh tl.e liipiiefs of the Sliip, and miphtily , Shee 
 
 They 1 e 
 lick oil 
 
 lade a picec, as well as a W'ca;her f-ir one Strinp • anj 
 Aifapaysaiul Dans very well made, for half a Strinn a 
 I hole Natives work very pret'ilv in Iron and 
 r, and to my Mind, their Iron, of which they hni; 
 .luntities, IS as pood .is 'n S's.r <;. 
 U)ldi\salnullquaiuiiv ol Rice, which they va- 
 hiph. 
 ^ mil- red Ralf.ide was ,dl pone, I iTicwM "em fome 
 red Coral, Cr>llal, and ether preiry l:ttlej(Bfc)ps ; but 
 they did nm like 'em. ^^ 
 
 Oil the 17th, they brought down as many Catt'e, as 
 
 cover'd at lealt a <p!.irter of a league ,iiul itilKKuuml- 
 
 Silver Chain f r an Ox, the to! R.ill.i.ie for thiit 
 
 Pullets, and the blue for tluir Milk, ot which 
 
 tlK'V Inoupht pre.at Qiia'i!ities. For ilu- Silver C!u;n I 
 demanded three Oxen, and .1 Slucp f.jr two Slimes of 
 
 takui With the Sound (f theTnimpas and l)r;iins. I 
 prefented them with lomc enamell'd Kings, and others of 
 Pearl and falfe Amber, and et.reitain'il them with Oil- 1 red Ralfadi 
 
 courfe till Supper was ready. j In the mean time, tluir Kmi;, or (loveriionr, 
 
 But in the me.m time they were taken ill of the ,Sea Sick- , word to tome ailioie (for I marketted in my l.u 
 
 nel 
 
 I p.ive him -o kiv 
 
 lent me 
 g-Bo.it). 
 that 
 
 if.l'i much that tliev wmild needs po above Deck, and Ihew him the Chain : But I 
 and lie vpon a Sail. One of them that was not fo lick as ■ I could not come alhore ; but i^lic would be plea's'd'ti 
 the reft, did rothinp bin jeer his Companions all Night, ^ come onBoanl, he Ihoulo be very late and I would fu'ti 
 and merrily imitated every word that the Men upon the 1 lomc of my Men alhore for Hollagc:;. Alu r feme dclibe- 
 \V,iti.h la:d to one another. In a word, tliele are very | ration he came al oard, and I vv.is fony I hrd no ircr 
 jilly Negroes, ^ni.\ ha.e e.otlniig in 'emthats brutilh ;' thing to prefent him wuh. Hi. weuT, having four .Str.-r 
 they readily apprehend what is laid to iliem, and in my ' ol red Ralfade in my Haiul, tlm' I thouclu 'em too n i m 
 
 '^~ ~ ' '" '' ■ -' '■ •^' "'-- a Pivfciit for him, ycMin.lihiMhat he" Irdk'J epon 'ui 
 
 with a greedy liye, I coini lementcd li;m with 'em ; ul. i", 
 he accepted with plcafme, ami gav e n-c a Sluep f ,r ,t Ro 
 compciice. I had aprc.it Aiind to have pucn Inn \\,^ 
 haltot the Siber Cha'i,, whiih was <, ' hoot long, .; i 
 weiph'd threeOi'.iuesand a half: Bit conliueripg.' i.m 
 it I was prodigal ( t the Chain, 1 Ihorld li.ne ii-.thiM' to 
 tetih Beeves; or elfe I would be obii.-d to robihe M'.itei 
 
 Opin.on are much prelei.i'.le to the other Negroes. Next 
 Morning by Break of Day,. I went to lee for my Giiclts, ' 
 and found them upon their Legs, and much better than ' 
 before. Thtti I iliew'd •hem Icvcral littleihings I thonghi 
 they wo'.ild like ; fuih .. Coral, yellow Amber cut line, 
 Raifad.es of all Colours (ihey lik'd the blue, red, and 
 preen, but not the white) Knives, Razors, Combs, Iron, , 
 Tin Veffcls. a Copper-fiafon, and red Cloth, as well as 
 
 Cloth of otncr Colours. Ihey feem'd to like e\ery thing, ' ot their Silver Wlnftles, I e'en put it otf till the 
 
 and defu'd the Gift I'f 'cm; but when I fpoke of their portunitv. 
 
 Beeves, they alwavscame back to the Silver Whiftle, and But liure time alter, the King retlevling upon tl;c 
 the Chain : Finding 1 could make nothing of them, I lent Chain, lent one I'f ihe Itau licit 0.\ui I ever law whicii 
 them a-lhore again ; as well as fome of our Men, with vveli-iight for hih the Chan : lUit we h,id a griar deal 
 feveral of tiie abovc-memion'd GiKids, to try what thev ' 1 trouble in bringing ii .il-oaid ; for th./ ;i receiv'd in .!■, 
 could do with the other Natives. One of the Natives Head two Pillol-iiioi, one Har(]ucbufe, and one Musl;c:- 
 cH'er'd a fat large Ox, with Bumi'S upon his Shoulders 'hot, \it it wasfo Itroi.g, ih.'t we \^\le forc'dto iblie:- 
 (like tothofe on CaU'.ebBavks) in exchange for a Copper under\V.uer. and give u feveral Bh. v. . ' '• • Mead \v:;i; 
 Eafon, but he that bore the Trinket en his Forehead fpoke 
 to him, upon which he gave back the Bafoii, ami a.vk'il 
 
 for a Silver Whiftle with a Cham to it. In tine, I under- i liele Uxeii are neither lugi,, nor fo lar"e as thol'j of 
 ftcod they refolv'd not to truck with me for any thinp clfe, ' our Country ; but they are il.oit and h ek ; their Fteail '1'/ 
 but Sliver Chains. , is fmall, their Neck lliutt and thick, ■.'.■•■'■ tV-rec Bnirrs'i- 
 
 The next Day, hearing that the Natives were come n Lump of laL, upon the jovning of the Neck to the 
 down to the Shore with their Cattle, I lent our Men a- Shouldir; whuh at a diltanee appears, as if it were a 
 lliore with Cha.ibof Steel, l.atrin. Copper, |ett, and 0- 1 Burthen ty'il upon ihai pan. 
 
 thcr thinps rcfembling Pearl; ordering thein to conceal ] Ihet Sheep rel'emble thofe of r,f.,hi, as to tht.r 
 the Silvci Cham, and not exchange it, idl they liail iiy'd Heail .iiid \\.-ol ; Imt their Lars hang down like ., 
 if anv of the formvr wouM vlo ; loi I luivl no mind to Hound s, and tluir Fail t. ntaiiis ten or twelve Po! rd et' 
 
 an Axe, before we ci uM !;et it aboa. 
 might te worth ico I.ivres m limce. 
 Thele Oxen are neither lugi,, nor fo 1 
 
 Oxe 
 
 inake them acquainted with that Metal. But after all. 
 they gave me to know, they would ileal 111 no other thing 
 but in the Silver Chain, and vvoiUl give no more than 
 one Cow, lor as much of it as would go round the Neck 
 of the tallelt of them, and meet with two ends at Ins 
 Navel. Being nnwiliing to part witli the Silver Chain 
 and at the fame tiir.e in great want of their Cattle, be- 
 caufe we could not live upon the Fitldng ; Ireloh'dto 
 have a Chain madeot Pewter, by aCioIdlUiith that we h.iil 
 aboard ; and for tliat end caus'd to melt a Platter ; ho- 
 ping to do as ti'.uch w'tl: a Pewter Chain, as with a Silver 
 one : For when 1 1 iferM them Sib er and Pewt. r Spoons in 
 a heap together, they chus'd the Pewter ones, bccaulc- 
 they wercneweft. In like manner, when 1 Ihew'd them 
 a large Silver Bafon, and Stiver Cuj s, ana even a Chain 
 of Gold, they would pi'. e me noihii.g ii r 'em ; but Itill 
 wanted the Chain that was aln-.g with the Whillle. 
 The Cm- Ihe next Day they came nbonrd w iihout Hoftages, and 
 
 leoditKi of! broupht with them loiue Hens .-.nd C.iprns, a pretty ileal 
 ••" '■^"""T'of Milk, lomc Peale, and lomc Hr.rn-fpoons, made after 
 their Fafr.ion. Thefe were \ery tor.d ol our red Rall.ide ; 
 
 me Fat ; wli.eli dce^, not dUoblige the Stoiii.f.h, a?- the 
 at ol thel'.idy dois. Their IcvsK .ire l.nge, fat aid 
 
 gt.o.lCoiintrv. Asfoi ihe 
 there in their .Sea;on : 
 
 but we hadbutvery litile ol it. 
 what we hail at a pretty 
 
 pooil 
 uch Po 
 
 However, we exchang'i 
 rate ; for they gave us a 
 Itry, fi r every String 
 
 of it 
 
 Thefe Natives lodg'd all Night on board of us, and 
 Were r.ot Ii k as the oilieis were : They fed heartily, and 
 cat a great deal of broil'd Filli, and thrice as inuch Bread 
 as any of our Men. 
 
 The Pcale they U Id us were white, and as large as a 
 Mul'iuet-Ba!l, and the led 1 ever law : They eat 'em 
 raw; and next to ih'-ir Milk, I believe, they are their 
 belt Food. 
 
 The i^'ih I fen' f.me reil Ralfade, and the Tin Chain 
 sll.orc j but they quickly pcrceiv'd that the Chain wasnot 
 tlic right. They gave us Fowls for half a String of Raf- 
 
 pure Fat ; 
 
 hat of the t.i eiy eois. I heir IiasK are l.iiv.e, far, aid 
 thick. In a word, their Men are in lo eooii a Cafe,' aiii 
 their C.in.'e lo fat, that the Ill.md mult needs be a'' cry 
 .rbr.ii,! u-eltion whether we vvcr. 
 It lealt they broiigln us none, h-: 
 a little Kiee, fome Beans, and very large wliiie IV.!','. 
 They have a great many Gourds, and Bittles nude i,f 
 em, in which they put their Milk. 
 
 The ;Sth I was to l^e a liitle lllaiid in the Mouth of tin- 
 River, and then retiirii'd to the place of Barter ; whin' 
 thcN.uiv es wa'ied for us wuh a great number ofCr.t le.'l his 
 Day I baigain'd to adoubleadvant.igeof whatld.d veltcr- 
 dav : But having .illow'd fome of our Men to go alhore. 
 and treat l(;r themfelves, whether thev fpoii'd tiie Market 
 by being too prodigal of their Coinmodit.es, 1 cannot tell , 
 but foil was that the Native-', all of a fuilden, demand- 
 ed four Strings <;f red Hall'avle for a Sheep, whereas tlicv 
 had lold me feveral for two a piece but jiill before : Up- 
 on which 1 call'd all my Men into the Boat, fur I always 
 Marketted in my l.ong-Boac, from the Commencement 
 of the Treaty. I h.id nofeoner recall'J my Men, buttiic 
 Govcrnour of the Natives, whom thev call .m en, ap- 
 pear" '- - '■•-"" - ■ ■ 
 
 Fell 
 
 a Signal, that i would fpeak with the Govcrnoiir; upon 
 whicli he came down to the Shoar-fide, and I going i- 
 iliore, prefented him a Cutlas with a Silver Hilt, alfiiiing 
 him that I was his Friend, and carneltly defir'd, that I 
 and my Men Ihould live in pcrfeiit Amity with him and 
 his People: This done, he exprelfed a great deal of Si- 
 tisfaelion, the Negroes m.adc loud Acclamations of Joy. 
 and 1 c.anfmg the I'nimpets to fijund, and the Drums to 
 beat, ordcr'd a Party of our Men ro come alhore, who 
 joyn'd in, and lliak'd Hands with tlic Negroes. In the 
 mean time the Govcrnour made inc lit down by him, and 
 
 icar'd in a Paflioi;, and ordet'd all the Natives to retire, 
 our mutual Friendlliip lliuuld be tini.s broke, I nude 
 
 did nut Ileal the le 
 
M. Beaulieu'j Voyage to the tall- Indies 
 
 233 
 
 /lliofirpi;. 
 
 i!^ -•■')■ 
 
 admiring 1 lie Trumpets and Drums, offlrM iiu- nnOx Irom their Brcaft to tlicir Kiucs witli a party cnlourM 
 for (inc ot' either. But I told him I could not want it. Cloihot Cotton, and havin(; tlieir I'ar>; picrcM in feveral 
 After that wc foldtlie rclloroiir'SilverCliainfor li leifcrs places, with a great many Lar Rings and Bracelets hanj;- 
 aiid a St;ing of Coral Beads for an Ox ; and then wc re- nig iipoii 'cm. 
 
 lurn'd on hoanl, pivinp the Nati\es to know, that within H.r.ing refitted onr Ships, and fi'rnifhcd onr fclvcs 
 four or fne l)a\s I wonid Ik- poi'e, whiih they heard *vith freih ProvilionsWood and frelli M'ater ; and rode i 5 
 with grief. Tiic ne\t Day one of onr C^fTicers went I'avMti this Ray, whii ii is a \ery pro|er pl.ue fi r taking 
 alhoar, and foM t.n r Ounces of a .Silver Chain, fi r lix 'ti tielh Piovilions, ami ll.el'cnng dillrillUl Ships, and 
 [iirty oxen, which I i all^■d to be falte'l ep. might he n.adc as iilt fvd for thufc who trade to the h.di's, 
 
 JfM.r the I It, I \\ent into ci"r little Skitf with twelve ^^ ^l'\r-»:i!quc\%ia\\\Q Ptnv^-.KXr: Ha\ing rode, I fay, 
 Men ; dcller.ingtn reach the i\ioiintainsliy a lir all Creek, ' 5 Days imhis Bay, which lies in the lll.ind of A/.;./.;- 
 and from thence to diUry the Valley where the Ri\errim. Z*JyU or \. / .(.-,, i(..-, under the Trcpi' "f iV:;'/ d < ; we 
 But tii'.dlnp the Creek very ii-.aci edible, and I'nrronnded j vveiphed Andior, and ilood Ncrih V.'eft, to avoid the 
 w'.h Bullies, Hcep Rocks, and Aloes Flan:s, I left ii,, H-'it'i ; aii.l lia\i 1;.; lail'd all that Day wuh little Wind, 
 aiiil rowed about ha' t a l.eagne iip an Arm of the Ki- 'it N',i;ht the Ba\ lay about ten I.eag.e- ifl' S. E. ; li. At 
 \tr 10 the .Southward, «licre 1 fc- md a 1 and'rg pint- wliich time we per-ene.! anodi.r Bay abtait lix 1 eagues 
 Having walk'd tip a third part of the Mcv.Miiain, ' cbf- o() to the Halkward. The Coalt runs NcrLJi and South, 
 unci i; that the ciher Arm of the Kiver to tlie Nonh- ^''.f>ii -is we could .Sec ; and app.'ars high, fmooth, and all 
 w.ird was vt gictir, for it appear'd as broad as the °* apiece, like the Coafts of P.tvrt'./}, Kcniir.ii.iy, and 
 >■:,■, a l.e.igee below A( /•••. I pon the .Sea lide, and H'C^-igiic. 
 
 f, I ;"o 1 eag'.'es iiprlK- Rivir, there is nothing btt ihuk 7"''c tho 9t!i, we c.imc in fight of the T.viv7 Finn.', 
 ni.d link W'lwxls ; but bevut d. tJKu there are very plealaiit | I'ctwccn S.yh.iU and M ^Amii.-uf ; and at Night being in 
 l-irlds. I '"' "egrees w Mimiics l.atitude, and (ailing N.E. : li. 
 
 I his Bay is fo coveiM wiih Hats to the Ncrih atid were in danger of being call away, be-ai le our .Sea 
 .Soiiili, tlla^■Ii^onlv an eifiMe by tlieN. W. .iiid W.N. \V. Maps are very defecluc in th.at par;. I'or the Pinnace 
 I (lonot Ixlieu'thatgreat Stoinisdoever reathit for the ^'•''og order'd to lail in head and found, and if (lie ap- 
 Ci'alt dcesnct fceiii 10 be nuich beaten by the Waves, , rri.her.deii any U.uu;crto give us a fignal of threeGuns; 
 and ail the \% I)a>s I w.as there, I olfervM but one i^l''""t an hour and .111 half before Day, the Signal being 
 (.Imd in tlr Zei.i'h ; neither is the Hi'at exce/iive, being g'ven, we immcdntely tack'd about, and droppM an 
 
 Aiiih'ir : And ulun D.iy came, perceiv'd that if we had 
 but gone a little further, we had run our Ship aground. 
 
 M 
 
 vi 
 
 m\ 
 
 fail from the 
 tlie Morning, 
 
 foii.pcr'd by the Ijiid Breezes, that nevir 
 Sun letting to ten or eleven a Clock in 
 
 ind till' Sea-Gales that blow from tliai nine to Sun letting. I for about a quartiT of a League off there lay a little 
 I fuiind thi; Air of that Bay very healthy, for we ha i not! '"^nd, baice a Mile in Circumference, covcr'd with 
 one lick aWard, to which the abundance of freili Mcatj '^"l"'-'* and (Jreeus, having i tail Trees together upon its 
 ir.o giKid Water contributed not a litt'e. As for the ad-[ WeilernPuiiit. .^lld to the W. N. W. of this lllanci, 
 ).ici'iit Cnuntry, the \alley isvcrv plealaiit, and atfurds \vhichliasa lung Bar before it, there lies another of the 
 tsullent Pallurage, being wat.r'd by a large River,; '•'""'^ Ijig'-i-'^. very hvv, andco.er'd all over with Trees, 
 which would render the Gioriui verv fertile it it were i The Continentlay aboiitfour Leagues from the lirit Illand. 
 lultivated. 1 he >ea fwells the Mouth of the River to I To the S. W. we faw a high and fandv Coall, with a 
 1,- or iiFoot running VVaier, lo that ordinary Ships i vvoody Countrv behind it, and to the Welt wc deferied a 
 nu;iht enter ir. The Moiiinains are a dry Rock, the '"vv Lar, ', with large Trees upon ic, as if they had been 
 Si.rfaceof which lo ks as if it wi-re burn;. The Low- planted .11 the Sea. I was furpriz'd to fee the Contihciic 
 Cuuutty is clad with an infinity of Bulhes and Shrills, lo near me, raking my mealercs frcm the Sea Cards, 
 and the greatelt quantity of Tz-wM/.'/j./j I ever la W) as wellToroverNight, when we law the 'IVi i /Vii/;,- and the 
 .n with (^(O'/)' anil ///('•) Plants. Illands, we rook 'em ace 'idiiig to the Latitude in the 
 
 , '\\KW'\'.n>i.:,iii J V. ere net then ripe ; bi;t I met with Chant, to bewliat the 1' •'..^.■ci-^i- call the l'ui>:ierjs ; 
 aiioihiT Fruit almoll ripe, that lefcmblcd a large Wallnut,:-!''-! reckoning thele three Leagues to the Wcrtward of 
 
 r Ho. 
 
 h.iv.iir. a green Ruui ; when I upenM it, it gave a fra- ns, the Conrfe ehalkd down in the C 
 
 pram Ir.iell, ami the Frmi vvitliin was lilack and hill id 
 
 iV.tlc StiNies, almolt like Cania Filtula, and its Pulp, be- 
 
 iiicol 'he tune T.ilt anil Colour, tho'iiut fu thick, and, 
 
 aslt.vscir, entit.ed t uhe fau.e iiualities. Tins Frut is 
 
 In fciiuciall'd I mihu ;V"<, and faiii to refeioble Poppy 
 
 ficDS, 1 ut widio' t any reafon- Wc law in the Hands 
 
 1 1' the Sa' ages fume Imad Cncuinbers, which Iceni'd to 
 
 I'c better than o.iis, and which they eat as wc do I'c.ns ; 
 
 aj;r.at many (.'•)/ f/.', fome fiiv/»«, vei y gcxjd l\ttj.-, a 
 
 laile Hj-.; and only oneC'/oor. 
 
 llie Nati'.es are jolly, pioper, handlbmc Kegioes. 
 
 J. JjjThry.irc very Incndiv one to another, and obey one So- 
 
 ;. vcreign call'il . 'me/', whole Relideiiee, as they told n'.e, 
 
 is.ir a great Habitation np the River. 1 take their /lun\: 
 tolnaiictherlortof a Man, and better qualitied than he 
 
 will .ippe.n'd as the J.sii-.;, and to whom I made a Pre- 
 
 ki:' of theS ler Cutlas ; f . r they to'd me widi grift 
 
 th.tt their ./.r.i had been lately Itabb'd- 1 could not 
 
 perceive 'cm guiltv of any brutilli or inhuman Action, 
 
 tVrthcy dcaltwiih Us very fiankly and honiltly; the> 
 
 ihd nut fteal the lealb c dd thing, or ( tL r the lealt Injury 
 
 til our Men, tho' tliey met them fomciimcs ftragling and 
 
 unann'il. One Day, when one of our Priells was laving 
 
 Mils, and had but verv lew Auditors, 25 or jo of the 
 
 Natives tame about hiin, and being dcfired to kneel, did 
 
 I'l, and behav'dtlKmfelvcs very rclpidfully till the Ser- 
 vice was over. 
 .^s fur their Religion, I eo'.ild perceive none amcnglf 
 
 them Indeed the> are Cncuiiii iled ; and tho' the In- 
 
 llitiiiuniaiiie to them time 01, t uf mind, yet I believe 
 
 tliiy had it fiom tlie M.i^ un.ct.:::! uiicii the Coall ol 
 
 -f.-. ,'iy/' r, who have lojig had, and lldl have, an un- 
 known TrafTick with thai Cunntrv. 
 Titer Language loiir.dspretry linooth. f r they pru 
 
 nil' uce it very glibly. I liev do not reckon beyrnd Ten 
 
 Ml toirputations ; and chcir ten Numbers arc this ex- 
 
 prcLs'd in order, lj]'.i, li^wj, yeli-i, t']j-.J, Limn-, liimliig. 
 
 t'Utto, yude, S.'/i :y, I'uulo, 
 
 A< tor their Women and Houfes, 1 faw neither. 
 
 Some of our Men told mc they lett their Wunien about 
 
 h.iif al.csgue uif mthe Woodi, and that tliev law three 
 
 or iliac wfeiii, that were very handloitic, bvinjj covcr'd 
 
 three ^ '•' '<••» 
 M^ H,.'J in 
 
 Jb: • Rtli- 
 
 •t,n. 
 
 Irom thcfe 
 Illands to a large Flat { lying in 16 'Degrees about ii 
 Leagues fri m the l\;r.t i.'n;.:, being N.li. and S.W.and 
 the lalt of the P iri'er.:s Illands, "icing placed in 17 
 Degrci's above ten Leagecs frem ;h: T . r.: K, ;«.:, we rc- 
 folved toltaiid N". F- ; F. thinking to fail near r n that 
 Fiat than ihe /V/ik/'i.u Iilaiids. But we were mil'.aktn ; 
 for the /'•.')n..--v!/ Iflaiids arc not above two 
 Leagucbt n the T.U.I (7, m.i, from which the Ccalt ri 11s 
 away F. . .\. t. B -lides, the Chans have no Fiats orir, s.j- 
 lilandi aong that Coall, 1 idefs it be ihofe of .;i-,;3.v/i,chjtu. 
 whii II are placed more to the Southward.:.-. 1 6 Degrtlio' 
 atier all, 1 law t'lat Morivni; a Itring of Illands, alont a 
 I eague and an half 01 two 1 cagues dillant one frona 
 another, and lying in 16 and : Degrees, which I could 
 im.igineto be no other thi'ii th.jfe of ..'. '^rv -, fj that the 
 Ch.irts mifplaeed them alio twotl,irds of a Degree. Be- 
 ing at a lolsto know what lirtle Ll.inds thefe were, and 
 find lip the Chart fo 11.11. Imut.I refolved t'l lt.iv there no 
 longer. Accordingly I weighed .'Xnelior, and i'aili'd be- 
 tween the 1 Illands, the Pinnace founding in the He.idof 
 mcWe lail'd dole bvth.l.anJ-d.le of the lint llland;\vhcre 
 vvaJiad 10 or 1 2 Faih.m \\'ater, with a good Gr^- . .1 ot' 
 iijUSdy Sand, and no Banks ; 10 that tins fide i, dier 
 vtithtlie Bar, atl'ords a verv goid Road tor Shipo. ineii 
 ftandingL. S F, vvidi a frclh Southcriy Gale, we gote'ear 
 of the fecond Illand, between which, an.l the Continent, 
 I doubt not but there is a good Palla",!', fur lobfervcd no 
 Banks nor Slialluws. 
 
 Having pafs'd th sS.'rond lllaii.l, we d.tcrycd a Third, 
 of the lani-' big.iiei'^ widi ihe foruu'r, which aifiir'd me 
 th.u thel'e were the Illands of .-it.;; .v:. The next Day 
 'twas as much as we could do to Ice ihe I and to the North 
 Welt of us, being then about l\ii Lcaiues otf; bit ac- 
 cording tothe Charts v.e iliould havebeeii alwve 20 
 
 The rjth, wc del' r cd one of the Llandi of C'»rci'-ic, ^Djfj,:^, jn 
 which isvery high, and aseonfpicnousas .\/ /•■.'. oii.ic nliaii 
 
 '1 he next Day we pcieciVed anoiher notfo h gh, whicli'.'^ '''"'** 
 is call'd Myin.', and aboun.ls with all forts of Priiviiicns 
 and bruits ; ly mg about ten Leagues from the Illand 
 that's neai ell the I'cna Firii:ii of Mn-r.r.i-.'i.'^.:, tiie Soeth 
 Point of which we made the nenDay, but e eld liiid 
 no cuuvenience lor coming to an Anchor, noiwithtUnJiiig 
 H h :: 
 
 j H 
 
 i,,i^( 
 
 % 
 
 ■ ,1 
 
A/, Heaulieu'j Voyage to the Falt-lndies. Lib. II 
 
 ir '* iili.i'i'itoil .ill .ilonr. ilic Slmar. Tliis l.ilt lll.irul is 
 
 vti . Cool, iMoiit, iiikl hill <if Vtriluro, l<v iv.iliiiot' its 
 
 l.c.j'.luii, wliiili iMilit-rs .1 rrciit 
 
 I \xA iipiil It it I-..1S .1 j;i-.nr 
 
 r.riiiiiip liiiwn Ir.ii.: ilif i"|>, 
 
 vu\ I'pnr.i; tr iii tli^.' Ku. k. I 
 
 tiim.il i'lL'\,ir;i>ii('l Vaj'' -lus- 
 
 llici6ili, v.c iiiailc 'tKNCriliCipc, wliirli is I'jnriiS 
 l.'Mj;iKS iliCt.ir.i I'l.in !l;£ S">ili I l.n inp iluiiMc\l thr 
 C'.Tpc, wcfuvti; ri .nl;i .il' .S.inil\ Civ.k, wliicli appcard 
 like an (ilJ riiiiii\"s C'allii', ^vh ro t\<o Siiifis r i.nt ii.or.- 
 iTia\ riilc at ^m h^r. at lix 1 .-.tin m Water i^pi'ii a 
 Oro'. 11.1. Wi ;li,,i!p,|u lolia e nule there, Imt ilic 
 ca'T'.'il II' I'V It 
 
 Ma-iiig i! iiMcil tl'.i- I'.iiii of ;h;<. Creek, we 
 t'clure an liilial i'eil T a' e, I'lMiiill.eJ. with llciil' 
 ih lee!' our owi, C'i;i'iitry, v. h.ere we th' iijju to Cdiiie rt 
 an Ai.el'.or ; l''. t liiul'.ii;- iiotlvne, l>iit tn iii 'c to j. . . 
 
 I Rcekv Ciroiiiivl wclUioilto tlie Sea, de;- 
 th.'.i Iilaiui. In the mean 
 
 nniiiber of Cloiiits that 
 irnnv Brooks of Water 
 \>'hii h in my Opinion lio 
 ii .ireorcalion'J [>)■ theeon- 
 
 .SaiK 
 
 anie 
 like 
 
 along Riilpe of Rorks, and had ccrtolnly Ivcn loft ifwo 
 had anUver'd the Signal : And upon tlutRorcI prefum'd 
 that the Advantage ihcy had made l>y the Shipwrack of 
 thc;-'ai/;-i;4(f^fC'.i.,.:f,';, tempted them to wilh lis the like 
 l-.ite. 
 
 'J he .loth, I tho' ght to have taken tip lotiie frclh Wa- 
 ter allinar ; Imt hmling u iTaekilli, and hard to W not en 
 board, liyreafon .if the great Wav^s; and obfervine 
 w^:ha! liiat the Ship rode in the undlt of Shelves 1 
 drt pped that delign, and wcigheil Andior on the lift by 
 break ot I lay. '1 |k- //,.,/,,' ,„ Captains iiiulerftanding that 
 I delij'ii ,! to double Cifc Ccw,. „. had advis'd me to (tot, 
 at the llle ot '..iim., |,,r Hx Weeks, lo aioid the ufiial 
 Stor:iis i!p.,n ilie Coalt of Ak/n'./rr. 1 wonid gladly h ive 
 taken oneot then I'llms along wilh me, to lliew mc thf 
 eo.altingot that Illand ; l>iit ,hey pleaded the diH'erenee 
 
 of Religion, and our Men 
 
 's eating of Pork for an lix- 
 
 ■J lus 
 
 l':itl).um 
 V.itir r)i II a 
 
 paiiiPiii.f Aiithor.ii'e t poi _ 
 
 tire the Tide earr'.ed us Wnlw.ir.l al';iig ihe Coall to a 
 Pour, v.liere we came in lifht it a Ship, and haiing 
 fcnto ■; onr long Boat w.ili ten Wn>ketcers, we iinder- 
 (tood it to be a A.'f. .-.1 Slii|M f .<,o 'Inn, that iifon oiir 
 npp.-arar.ee on that Ci all h.'d ri n all their (ioods ail.oar, 
 t iking i;s to l^e /) /.■.'■ Ships 'I he Captain lliew'd me 
 
 two Letters, ('lie tr'in .'n 'i''//' Captain lall'd A. '/;//«, | ----, ^„ ,,^,i .„,j,i ,„„ ,-L.,ir \> a 
 
 her from Cap am h m. ■ , uitin.nting to all tlieir| low VVa-er ; and rocky Ciroeiid all about. "1 is a \erv 
 in feseral Rifrelh-d.ingeioii5 Road, and' hard to be found bv Stramw. 
 
 llle of X.tr^/r/;,-^ cxtciuls it felf from North to 
 South .ahout If (,r i6 leagues, with .about three or *'^''- ' 
 tour I eagues m breadth. We loiild obfervc no Archor-",';"' " 
 agcioiindu, but th.it whcie our SIrp rode ;' which lies '*' 
 upnniheN. K. \V. Poim, mil' Deg. .South Latitude 
 l;ut ihe middleot the Illand is in ,i Degrees South 1 .i-' 
 titude. In that placg we rode at if or jo Fathom Water 
 upon a (.round ot Sand. But within a Piftol (hot of m 
 
 ," , ,, ,.T . . ■■ .. « unji mill oi in. 
 
 there lay I-lats which had not .ilvjvc two Ivor Water it 
 
 '"'■' " -■■ ' - ■'■ Ciroeiid all about. ' " ' 
 
 anil hard to be found by 
 
 111 aiuther Irom Lap am 
 ■mry Men. that ilxy had lak . , .,„ ^ .„^^,^^ 
 
 - , ...N l-iuitsl-utliit,eMi.at; that '"deed among m.itiy Inconveniencios ii has thefe Ad'\aii- 
 ad foviui no Water ilurejthat l.m.-n Cloth ami , t.iges. that the Tide always r^iis againit the VViml f, 
 
 plaie; and "' '•'■••''—'-'■■■-■•-' ■■ ' ■ • ■•■ ... • " 
 
 ■"^'"•'" who, ' 
 tho' ihcy appear'd iVieiidiy cno' ell, were capable lu dc 
 tiiem a great deal ot bii'.ry. 
 Mailer, where I ccrd hr.ii 
 
 .-■---..-..-.„...„,.. .1,, ,,f;,,, ,1,1 uie VVIUll, 111 
 
 1 1 hat the Sh.ji rides cade; and that Night brings apaic- 
 ■ ';''7 '-••'''" -y Sw. beeaufe the Wind then takei.'he 1 and 
 1 Ueh,.e.the IncLiuemency (t Amhorage, it islikewife a 
 
 » 
 
 C.iVI _ . _ _ . 
 
 iver.'.s .11 that pl.ue. ef| ce 
 t'u'V had foviui no Water 
 Paper was a pr per Commoibty fir that 
 'ilingthem ;o lakeeareot d 1 il'hging the llhmders 
 ho" ihev appear'd friendly cno' eh, were capable lu uw. 
 
 Having .isk'd the ./,,i/..'.i'i , very impioper piacf fonaking m frelli Pnniilons • f.ri-, 
 ... ^ the Ivft ennveniency for | v\ aterij very bad, and the liihabiiar;i, are lii o\e'r eami- 
 • Lining to an Anchor; ne to!d me the plaieof Aiiclii;rage ens. ihat they will be two Hours in markeitini' to ihe 
 Jar to tlie Windward of tluiv Sh'p ; but withal, adii'.d ' valucof live pence. Si that /\r-/.i/,M is enon that fi 
 ine to I'ereh .-> Pilot from ilie Shoar, by reafon that the inhnirdy pnteialilc to it '] he Ifland it lelf a'fTorjra 
 Rohd is Uirrounded with Rocks and Rai.ks, and the In- , plealanr pn fpcCt, efpecially to the Nerihward • 10^01 
 h.-bitaiits of the lilaiidbeii.g great .Sorcerers, and having ihat lide rh* Moumaiiis rife gradually, be'iig clad witii 
 the Wind at their command, could, upon occaGon, pleural Ions of Trees ; and below upon a large Creek of 
 ehar.peittoour dirad\antage. Purfeant to his Advice, 'Sand along theSea-lhoar, there ftand's a great nian'v 
 1 fent my Boat all.oar along with him. and in the After- , Houles, llielterd with an infinite number of Coto 
 ' ■■ f the Iiihabuants, who were i-inne and Ci'rotiTrecs. Their Oranges arc liri.il' ' h-i 
 
 fafeto an Anhor before .^uy Iwiet and deliciou:,, irfcmbling both in fi-apc'anJ 
 
 oen-let. in tne mean time 1 uiit ine ./mi';.« Aialtc 
 Kick to his oe.n Ship, wi'.li full ;\ll'iiiaiircs of ihe In 
 no'.eney of our Uelign, and the l-ricndiy Difpolition i 
 •i,« r. .. /. . . ....1,. ..' 1. 1 I ........ tr^ ,1,^ r,..-., .,......^( 
 
 noon he returned with two . 
 
 K.\:^ir.', and brought our Shiy 
 
 Sen-let. In tlie mean time 1 Imt the ,lin;ii:/i iMatt 
 
 ba 
 
 no ^ 
 
 the JV.H /■ ; t' getlur wrh a Letter to the lan.e purpol 
 
 addtelfeil in .^/ o,/.'.' to tin Kirg. 
 
 'Hie 17th, Tie K'lig fent fine of hi.iluef Favourites, 
 toalfr.re rsof hisFricndll ip, andrcadiiuN to fiipply us 
 wr.h the Product of his Country. I acknowledged iny 
 Ob'ig.ition^ to tiie Prirce, an I lent h'ni a Prefent of a 
 Sihe--Hilred llani;ir, a 'duple of \er\ pretty Kniv e..i. a 
 I I ■ ■ ■ 
 
 talte ihofe of { •; ,-,/«. '1 |,e I„l,al,it.i„ts ar;- 
 call ih-ir Illand Ki,::i/;m- 7 liev arc all 
 
 hUlciu,,., and mark d wiih .i hot Iron on the TeinPlf..^ 
 .ni.d n.iiuile ot their Foreh.ad. They aa- neither i?' 
 hai'cil.ine, iiorlo well fr..ip'd as thcKcrroes of St. / -u- 
 
 ICC. 
 
 The Mard isgoicrilM bv I 5 ocrtv Kin-^s ; cf who-ii 
 tiieK.ngot the pl.ue whiie ihe Anrlioraee is, i^ -t, 
 Ibnngit and iliv lu (t allyd. "1 hefe Kings War wi;l, „,-, 
 
 _. aroduT, and IcIltliePnlbneisof War to the ;'..;/■ - -■ 
 
 Reamnt P.'iper, .-.nd a I.ookii g-f>!afs ; which he reecii'd and oilur Nations. "'' " 
 
 \vith plearuie, and tetui n'd me a Compdiuent of .. \oi'ng : Tlu 11 Fighting confills in thmwir.g of Stones beat re 
 Kid ai-d fi me Fruit. At the lame time 1 delired the f>ncanc.thcr witliStiiks biunt at th- md, and' tlirciria ■ 
 who w. IS thenalhoar, 10 l<uy up fome Sand in one anoihers Eves. V^'e law no .Arms amoiiB ' 
 
 callingai; t!;eir Relaiions .md Neigh'-ours t) concert the ridicule him with .i prodigious fliouting! 
 niealiires of the Bargain. 1 w.i« likewlfe ii.forni'd liv a I The .(i.j/.iVi; Ships, whi' !i they call P-i-rns ar- 
 J'''.v.'w/.tlucaR.-r,:;;ct-t'.iii.i..(:h.id been loft upon that ;ftrangely built; for the Planks ate neither" nail'd nor 
 Mard .about three ^e.^rsbctor^, .ir.d bv that nie.i.-^he cauk'd, but lowed together with a fort of 'Ihre.id in.id 
 Inlubitants were (i) ovcrftock'd with Ria's ihati''— ""■■ ni' 'i— "i—i -f -!•■•■■ .-•■—- .... . .'.. 
 
 no eltcein epcnthat Coin Accrrdinglv I fou 
 t 
 
 '■ V' ■•, ii'" i' ■■■;■•" ' V ■• '•',' ',"'"' hV ■;■' ;■ '''"•""'oisneme.ieaionsor tnelradf 
 
 Cloth aiidKiu'.es, I'l hue, I peiceivd that it Winds, lo .is to.Sail right before the Wind, forthevwoni 
 colt n-.e !■; Days Atiend.ime lo make up two | venture to fet their fide to the Wind-ward They art 
 
 "'T:.fi„ 
 
 -^-- '„. , , , ^ . '.' ' """•>'oo<i liireaiiin.iiic^iT^ 
 
 ih.-yput ol the Rind of theCoo I rce, andtarr'dor pitclfd alme»" ■ •' 
 nueiicein epi n wiai «_omi .'iii i r.nr.g.v 1 lound, that ; the .Seams : lb th.it they are very leakv and there arc'"*'"'* 
 :ho' they h.id \alt quantities of Iriiits, they would not a'ways tive or lix .Men employed 'to lave out the Water 
 fell them 10 o;:r iS'.en for WmicV, but on'y for Paper, belidcs, th.it thev alwavsobfervc the. Seafonsof thelraae 
 ivlnriCleth and Kiu'.es. I'l line, I peiceiv'd that it Winds, fo as to.Sail rii'hr oi-foi-p rl„. w;„.i »-.,_ .i 
 
 winri 
 
 WOlllti 
 
 ..v.iiiv., I.V-.. w... ,, .^.._, . ... VI. i:. ...... ... ..lan,. ,,j. I wM j venture to fet their liiie to the Wiiul-waril j 
 
 I'ipes cf Peafe wh.i h I wanted. ; tho' I did not delign to i undcckr, and may carry about fifty or lixtv Tun 
 
 "•''1.=''<'^"VT''''''''T'.-^^''; , <: , cu- <•, L,^^i'''''"^^^''\F''^'^' Anchor m this Road, we (Wd 
 
 The i?tli,hav:iigditety da couple of the .Ships of that (N.N. hand without the Points of ihe Land met i,o- 
 
 Cdiirrv, 1 brought the Cap'ains aboard ; who gave mc | lent Tides bearing to the Windward, ;. ,-. S ,S W .At 
 
 to know that they came fr -m the llle of A/.nV.'.", were I Night we defcrv d another tall Illand to the ,Sea-warJ 
 
 laden w;th Ri'.c and Hung Mcili, and were Hound for!"''"'' ii 1... -i... ..-n- 1 : ., .... > 
 
 /-<:i«!ncar ?;„)';,'■<--<•. N'r\t D.iy tliey fiip| ly'd me with 
 .IS much Rice, I'ealc anJH .ng Beef as wt uld ferve us 
 foi fiiir Months ■ .And I was glad of the Oppouunity, 
 for I couM buy iiothmg from the Inhabitant', wiilioiir an 
 in:iii:-.e 1' N ot time: Belidcs, I began to fufpcill the 
 Honedyof their Intemici^ ; for the Day I efore, when 
 we were founding for Annhorage, ("me of the Inhabi 
 'ii.tsgavc usaligiial tocome to a place, where wc Ipiei 
 
 Ci'' 
 
 d'l. 
 
 1' I ,, , ', '"•" .""•.II" i^ mi; ,)ia- 
 
 ^ whiih mult be that cali'd in the Maps ;«^h ./t cv.tt 
 and hei tiltceii Leagues N. L. ; N.t"roiii .V.iH^.iy,),: 
 
 The iKth wc ciofi'd the F.quiiioilial Line ; and 7«.> 
 the I ft, the Wind blowmj; very li,gh, failj ,, J.caqucs 
 m 24.™'"s, iiotwiih(ian.ling that moll of our Sails 
 weretutld; >vhich g.ivc me to undcrftand that upon 
 that Coaft the Fides run ia|'idly befoicthc Wind. Kitt 
 Morning we difcovcr'd » dw and locky Coaft, with 
 ' good 
 
 good Groui 
 Leagues did 
 (lilt white S: 
 .7/i/jf the ;r 
 Storinwoiild 
 by our Ijiitii 
 iicd us J 8 I e 
 Sea, and by I 
 ilcrllil. 
 
 Tlie4tli, \^ 
 
 ,•'. pl.ic'd in 10 1 
 
 the St( nil llil 
 
 'I'.'ie «tii. It 
 
 valk upon Di 
 
 tions iimgina 
 
 out above a hi 
 
 -Aiiclioi, &i. 
 
 I. line time our 
 
 Koj'cs being ei 
 
 'ilic I4tli, 
 
 iiifiiiiiu.'l', til. 
 
 Craft. 
 
 But the i7tl 
 lliorc, at li.\la 
 Til'.' high \\ 
 3d of ./• .),■.•;;.■' ; 
 cur Beat :;llioa 
 folved to Itand 
 ilatcol'out r.i, 
 receive Diiceti 
 
 .■i '"'-»/•, islkic 
 
 itirtt.l out our. 
 tiiiiri.ig the M 
 liiKiiv ol the N, 
 W.itcr. 
 
 Ihcy rcturiic 
 liailioailiil.iloi 
 where vc I ode r 
 they faw fevera 
 fcciu'il totlienii 
 upon 'em from 1 
 obliged to (leer 
 tiicy could niaki 
 lipnilied by then 
 alhi.ir they wi l 
 Itcet'd to that p, 
 our Anchoras'e 
 
 Ic 
 
 by a gap, an.i 
 tlicycouidi 
 v.ither'd Bulla 
 'jticy (aw Jil, 
 fled tiniiicr in 
 iindtr the Piec 
 J e.igiies to 
 licSho.r, will 
 fcii; to coil 
 Cape, fion; 
 I c.igiic into till 
 l.ca^;i.(s i'vo.id, 
 liit,Mr,y ll;a! 
 '^io'tiiol" ii the 
 proiiiid Sand ai 
 •lud.iii inliiiity 
 the Natives a tii 
 them. Oin .\U 
 many of the \, 
 Sigii.ils they 101 
 Hcd trom them 
 '■h: .ilr.k , 
 I-'-'ith. Up, 
 nothing m it 
 with aVcu- final 
 three very preti 
 Alter they li.id 
 'i;-;.iin; but ,. ^ 
 liiciii, whether 
 favourable Rcr, 
 the Storm (bate 
 ] lie- .'\n(lior: 
 leni Srornis, nni 
 • Country, Ijesii 
 17 Deg. N W 
 ivoiildnotadvi 
 ill till the proper 
 not only the Lai 
 j/if continual v 
 Wtlierthanfrc. 
 'er. neither fron 
 ucftitiire of Ra' 
 ilie Siomi 
 
 I 
 
M. Beaulieu'j Vayage to the Eafl-lndies. 
 
 235 
 
 good Crmind » great way 6ff from it; for at thrte 
 U'mucs jirtaiice/we had 30 Fathom Water, vipwi a 
 liiic uhitt iand. 
 
 j»/>thc2d, wc flood apaiiift th'- Wind, hoping t!if 
 Stonii would alvitc upon the i-hniii^e of rhf Moon, hwt 
 by oui Ijtmidf f uiikI that the Tide and Storm had ear- 
 ned lis jH leagues, tho' \n the Niuht \vc dond to the 
 ,Sta, ;iiidby Day to the Land; tvhich feenied very won- 
 dcrfid. 
 
 Tl:e4l!i, vvi' male Cjpc O'f'.n which in the M;ip, is 
 f.iiCrfj, pliic'd in 10 IV^'ies l.atitudej and diopii two Amlinf ., 
 tlic Siciiii Hill ■•cntiiHiifii;. 
 
 The ii til. It blew fo very hard tliat a Man ' nidd not 
 w;ilk upon Ueik : upon whiv li, tve try'd .ill tlic Inven- 
 tiuiis iir n'.iiial'ie, of lowciiiy ov:r '|'op-M;ift, iiiiuiin;; 
 out above ;i iuiiidrcd .iild ei^^lity I-'atlioiii Cilde to LVery 
 .•\ncl:oi, tS:w fcitoiM IMois deel.ir'd ii^tobe l.ill. /* lie 
 l.iiiie rime oiii I'liiiMve was ^\\^\i: tvoiii two Ancliots, ilir 
 Ko,\sbci;i;;^'ut by tl'.e Kov k. 
 
 ilic Utiii litii, .iiid Ifitii, it lilfw dill hauler, 
 iiifijiinr.l', tll.il tl:e I'lnnaie was cjHij-M to (jiiit the 
 Gall. 
 
 Hut the I7tli, file ri-iif.iKxland rail •\nib..ir nearer ilir 
 Ihoic, at lix i\itiiniii W.iier upon very v;' o,l liiound 
 
 Tlio high Winds continued without in.ern.iifnii till the 
 3d of .'i',:;-:/' ; duiin;'. wi'i h ''ur *c i, iiM neihe'' tend 
 i.ur Hoa- ::lh("av, nor lioid U|i a ^.iil. lioucicr I le- 
 folvcd to Itaiid tin Cape Cii.v ii-.t, , i;i order t.i e. nlidertlie 
 llatcofiHir fa. kin'.!; a., well as to t.t'-\e in frilli W 'ti i,and 
 leieivc Uiieclion. fioiii tJie Natives abnat i^w io.ilniii;oii 
 .s u;i,//-,wlii.ic none of ns had c%er 1 eon. Willi thi .view 
 ititte.l out our foil.; Heat wiiii l'io\iliors rorrhiev Dry, 
 eiiiiriiiy the Mtn 1 y all u-.tan^ t.s mike tiie Land, an. I 
 kiHiw ol the Naiiv(.s winae tiny iiu_;ht eoii.c at fielh 
 \V.uir. 
 
 1 bey returned on rlie illii, and repor;cd t'lat they 
 had loailiii aloii;;tlie .Shore 10 the baltwiul of the jdaee 
 where v\ lodc iiiidia )ieepMeuniJiiis,on rhctO|s of wiiieh 
 they faw feveLiU'eifoiis in .1 mc.in A .itir.n Halut, who, 
 item'd. to tlieiiito licNtprnes, and ilircw I'o iii.iny Stiaies 
 upon'eni from ilictiip.s of the Mount.iins, that they were 
 obliped to lleer otf, tor notwithilaoliiip all the .Sipnal.^ 
 they could make if Pearc and hriendlliip, the Natives 
 lipiiilicd by their Swords and /lflr.'^tt:i, that if they tame 
 alliLirthey W( uld eiir their Throai.>. I'pon tb.it, they 
 lleci'd to that part ot' tiie Caiatt wliicli was oppolitc to 
 eiir Aiieiiorape' ; where lomei'f 'em pot up tlie I'rceipice 
 by a pup, an.tt'oiiii Ian open dia:iip.iiii Coiintiv as fir as 
 they eouid lee, witlioiuany I rees, iinkr^, it were tome 
 v.i:licr\! Bull.is, and (bine I kalw binn: tip by the , Sun. 
 I liey law iikewife two or tiiree of the Natives, who 
 tied fuuiitr into the t-our,:iy. Ha\inpla'n that Nipht 
 iMi.lir the I'rccipuc, tiicy lieird iicxr Day two or three 
 J eapues to 'iie \\'i :;w,ird, an' !aw foiiie Natiesalonp 
 lieShoa'', wIkui'.ii. licil up bi.il as loon as the H"at of- 
 lei'd to coiiie ne.ivilieni. .-\tler that they doiibded the 
 C.;pe', fioni w!i:il', aridpe. I' Rreks lh.-)ots .above half a 
 I capiie iiuotlie Sea ; and there faiiida frrpe Bay liirce 
 Lea^;i.(s bvo.id, and ll;ootinp very far intotlie T/ra l-,'iw.7, 
 lut,v«iy ll.jliow; tor aloit two l.eapiies from the 
 iMo'.aliot' ii ilicy loiiiid bin ■; and 4 1-uot XV'ater, tb.c 
 prouiid S.iiid and iliiek ( ir ivel, with a great d.eal of Wreck 
 aiidan infinity of billi. In il as B.iy they fniiid two of 
 ■the Natives a tiihinp, vvlio tied .as loon as rliey made up to 
 them. Our Men went all.oai here, and met with a preat 
 many nt' the Inliabitan;'., w!m, notwathllandinp all the 
 Sipnals they could make ot' a White Stand.ird, Cc Itdl 
 Hcvl trom them, eiyinp aloud / c /,<?.■/', li!,:!.i:l; M-.l (mi.-i 
 i:f:i: Alr.rl^ , which is tiic M.a'homeiaii Cont'ellion of 
 r.iiili. Upon the Shore ill' y liound an ' ^/i,:). font with 
 ivnhinpin It ; a 1 ttic fuvtlicr in liie Country ihey nffr 
 Willi a few I'niall 'I'nes. and a htilc l.odpe, with two or 
 three very pvcttv Mit.iini'., whi. h tliey did not touch. 
 Abler tbey li.id lomilark'd, they law the Natives pee[> out 
 a;.;ain; liiit ci uld tin I 1." ' ppoiumity if treating wi'h 
 them, whether i'V t'rieiidllap or t'oriv. Tpon this lui- 
 favoiirable Kcpi at 1 relolvid to weigh A'le'hor as foon as 
 thcSiorip abated. 
 rr.?i.v-,j fhi^ .'\iKhoragc, in which we cnu ur.ter'd fuch vio- 
 v;.y M leni Srornis, and" whicli is indeed ilie 'Winter of that 
 *kI»'<,;'-, Country, lic^in 10 ' Dee. N. I.at. the Needle v.iryinp 
 17 : Dep. N \\'. and the C'oalt runninp E. and W. I 
 would not advife any one to pitch upon that place to lie 
 jn nil the proper fealun of Coaltinp upon MniA'r.r ■, for 
 not onlv the Land is dcfart aiiel inacccllihle, by realbn of 
 the continual violence of the Wind, which m'ver varies 
 further than from S. S. W. to S. VV. but i: atfords no 'Wa- 
 ter, neither from liarth nor Heaven, as being altogether 
 licftiture of Rain. 
 
 ihi Storm bcir .uctl, we weighed Andior the 
 
 17th; and thf iRth, tame within a Lc.iguc of Cane 
 C,umii.ifi(. That Nicht wetack'd about and fto->d to ttic 
 Sea, fleering E. ; S.b. and K. S.E. in order to make rhe 
 lllc'ot C'/icM Mii'iit. which lie between thelflcof Sun- 
 lort! and the Cape, and .afford pood Water. But miiring of 
 them wc retutiul next Morning, ftandinp for the i. (/•(■} 
 and inthe Attenioon came to an Arthur within Cape 
 (iii.ii.ir.lu, ai nine fathom W.atti, tipon good Urouiid, 
 wiihiiK.i.c fourth of a 1 eague of the 1 and, that runs «- 
 way N. W'. ; W. Next Morninp, I lent oneBoai'sCrew 
 in qneft of Ibme Spiiiiptit fic'h Water falling from the 
 M-iimtain mtothcSeaon i's South lidc ; and another to 
 coalt .ilonptheShoar N. W. ,' W. whicli e-.ttends to the 
 Month of the /<;</. S',-,-, in order tolind Water, or to fpcak 
 w:|li Hmieof t!ie Inli.ibitaiits At tin- I'lme tiirc 1 fcnc 
 out the little Skit) to tlv whit cnnv-eniencc they coiilJ 
 havchivliihinp. 'I lie Skni bronghi back word, that all 
 along ihe Slioarfa ;o 01 jr. I'aies, the Ground was To 
 Rocky, that they dm ft n.ir venture ro bend their Scan. 
 Ihole who wen' in -iiKlt jf Watei toiht Soiuliward, re- 
 tained hah dead wnlu'.infl ar I uiiigno ; and gave nur 
 10 know thai thcv JKui uavelled I'oiir <.r Cvju Leagues inie) 
 the Coiiraiy, wliuh w.iMxtieandy dcfart, d'v, and un- 
 fntferably hot. thcSuul'eir.;' in the Zeiutli of the H.iri- 
 Zim, atui there being no Shade nor Vir.d. The other T.hr\V;f. «; 
 Boat's Clew r. poitei! that ahoi.t three Leagues W.NW, b^jic.'pe 
 fiimi us, they (.ipie to a place, wh ch leein'd to be pretty '",'','.'''". 
 green in coir.panfon of th. t dry Couiitiv ; 'vherc they K'riiy c','i2' 
 wrn: ailioar, and ilueMnp wiih n 11 <.•, iwclvc Nefroes, 
 ask'd them .f,is well astheycoido) where tluy could have 
 Water to d.riiik ; ihatoiio<.r the Negroes .isk'd a piece of 
 Ce;:on-Cloili ilut oneiif the Sea-men had as a rcwlrd for 
 tlic Dikovcrv, .-md ui'on havinp it, lliewd him, f;ijic 
 Ditches nndWclb dug our oi' thcCh-oii'i], in which was 
 abundance of Water; and ili.ir rhe laid Neprtjcs : s ;"d 
 them if they were lu.^L/h, and piomiied to pivc tin in 
 Cattle in exchange. I 'p 'H this Kcpotr, wc weighed An- 
 chor .iik! I'ei tail loi thai place. 
 
 The 2.'d about Koon, we came to nnAnihorarf- 
 halhom Water, bad Ground, about loiir I.eai; cs with- 
 in Cape OH^rr./d/;;, over apainll Ibme Bulb.es and Greens 
 which arc not common upon that Coalh Having Kt ja 
 Menallioarto dig for Water, I found, thai the Water 
 which came in "reat abundance after rh'iy had dig'il 
 but one Foot deep, wasat tirft fweet ; bnt after wc ha J 
 (ill'd aUarrel ortwoil.c rc(t came very Salt; inlonuich, 
 that lor 22 Tun ot Wa;cr. wc wore obliped todig jiia- 
 Ivne 70 pla.es ; whieh isedid in lets than 4 Hours, the 
 .Sodbeinp Saiul. \\'li le we lay here it was m'ufferably 
 hot without any Wind. 
 
 Cape Cii.ndr.r'ii lies In 1 a Dcpr. N. Lat. the Needle va- 
 rying 17 ' Dep. N.W. I is the highelt Land upon aH 
 th:sC;i\id, and nies roa lhe.;ip;ic. Allilds C^alt iswon- 
 dciliilly delait and \u \A\\[ by the Sun ; inlbmiich that I 
 do ni r bel e\e thercis a hotter p'acc in the Worl,!. Wc 
 faw no appcarariie of Homes; biir there appear'd to us IJ,"'' '"^* 
 foiiie Mm wan Iciinp upon the Sli.nr, who were fo iarpe 
 tint we Ihoiilillii'.c taken them for Rocks if we had iioc 
 Iccn them move. I law one of tlieir 'tiows, which by 
 its l.iigcnel- and llrcnp'h, Ipoke the hngh S;i-ture of its 
 (Jwner. 
 
 I w.is miphtily firpriz'd to find no manner of Wind I'ndtr iKt 
 wlien wc l.iy clofe by tliisCape, whereas it had blowai fo t^'F !•>"''» 
 V cry hard but .1 few 1 capues oil', in the Lar. of 1 o ■ Deer. "° '''""'■ 
 'Ihc Realoii I imagine to be tins ; that I'oinr of I^nd ly- 
 ing in .0 , Dcg. 1 at being a IVninliiia, not above { 014 
 Leagues bro.Hl, fenesi'ov a Shock to heiph'^'n and inflame 
 the Wind which i!in.^ alonp theCoalt N. K. and S. W. 
 Whereas Caj'C <',i'r>.i.:ru is very high, and the Wind 
 palling over a long Trae'i of dry ard hot Land, in con- 
 junilion with the Raysof the Sen, doesfo heat its Surface, 
 that ihe Wind is waited above it. 
 
 'Lhe 27th wc we;pla\i Anchor ; and as avo advanc'J 
 toward the Sea, fo-.ii...i the Wmd brisker. After we liadrlifSci 
 faii'd about 1 1 Hoi rs wefell 111 with great Tides runninp I*™ J ""'tH 
 on of i\vil{c!-Scr. ; and a few Hours after di.at found '^'-'''''l""' 
 the Sea \iTy much troubled and Itain'd vith red 'pots. 
 .Some took it for flats ; but we could elilcover no liich 
 thing by founding. My Senfeofthc matter was, that, 
 wc b.einp then 'ii ilie Mouthof the f{^d-Sr, and that being 
 the [Jay of the Moon's Conjundfion, fotne great Floods 
 join'dtoihe I'relfnrcof thcSea, h.ad occalion'd the 'Vio- 
 lence of the Tides. 
 
 NextlXay, a confultation of the Pilots being c.alfd, 
 'twas rclblv'd that wc ll,e>uld run fcicn or eight Days 
 toand again inthe Mouth of the l\e,W\cii, tor fe-ar the 
 Wind we then had thould wafc us too foon upon the 
 Coaft of Mti'i/iir.i . I'lii-fviant to this Refolution , w« 
 ftcci'd North, towards the Coaft of ArfJiU. 
 
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 Vi'. 
 
2^6 
 
 M, Keaulieu'j f^oyagc to the Eaft-Indies. 
 
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 Hi 
 
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 tr' 
 
 /liijfuit J I . Wc c.linc within two [c.1j;\ii'S oi tin- Coaft 
 
 of .hr.h'r. Wo wcio then in 14 ; Dii<r. l..it. over apainlt 
 
 a Bay, in wliicli, atcuriiini; to tiio vnlgar Map*, there 
 
 Ctttml^- IhouUi bf lime Illaiiils c.ill'ii C'l^m,' .•?«»;»«/•, and Snet, 
 
 ru'nmt. i vvhii h pniliiee i;te;u (Jiuiititie* of' KrarikiiKeiiie.l ihoupht 
 
 Frink.norirfl- , have Miailc (' r..ii«/iiT((.,jm.i, lu t iIk comiai-y Winds aril 
 
 tinH cji' 1 iilcs I'l-cvennil tne. / inuleiil.ind that there come rn that 
 
 -<M/ij, plaee, eveiT Yoar, a j^ii-.n miiiv Mil- iiict.:>i I'llprniis ; 
 
 loine of whom 1 oirini e tluiv a loni; lime. 
 
 Iji !he cntr; (;l ihe /( .' >..•, aiiil a'oni! tlie Coaft of the 
 
 J.V;/y//i,j, or (iii'-iitiii ', thi re IS a prod I pious iiiiaiuity ot 
 
 Thornla.ki j.j,], clpeeially'lli ml-aiks fomeot wliuh are as lone as 
 
 ilni^ju lUiw- D * I (lilt 1- \ J 
 
 Kiiible. -^ nii.u, and pnipun'oiiahly thkk. Some ot oiiv Men 
 
 (lr\u k at then w.th a (irai'le, l-nt it piere'd their Skin no 
 nmre tliand'it had 1 een lo nuich Iron. This Co;dlot'./r<;/'M 
 i-. faiiJv, and in loiiie pliiceslow ; Imt m the Inland part* 
 there are very hirh MoiiMt.iiris, ul\ieli were eovei'd with 
 Foi; all the time we w. re there. 'I'Ik' Calm olilipmj; me 
 1(1 It.iv in tile Month ot .he /< ./ V.v.till V ffii.b-r the I cth ; 
 I b.pan tobeappveheii(i\e we mijfht eonie too late to do\i- 
 l le C'.ij eC,.,-' .11 : .And for that realon Itood N. \:. with 
 what I . aiiil H. .S. li. Winil we had ; till wc fell in with 
 the S. W. Wiii.ls, ai'd io Ite^r'd o'.ir Coiirle S. 
 
 Having eall'd a Coid'iiltation of the I'ilots, and other 
 Cffiver.s, in i.rder to determine wh.at Courfe we lliouh 
 ftetr to Cape (.!«!. .'/,, whether tliioiiph the Channel of 
 Mir)i.»Mle, or along the Cualt ot M.::ri',v . "I'wab allcdg'd 
 that paifing through Mrmm.i.'r at tliat Seafon, would a- 
 bridge our Vo\3ge, liy lend'ng Hs into a clear Sea as f.ir 
 as .Uro: Hill on the other hand, the Tidts running N. 
 W. were ag.iinll us, and to Itaiul S. S. !•.. ne lliould lie 
 oMig'd to ill ilole liy the Wind ; 1 1 that the Slii|>woiiI 1 
 make but little wav, and fur that Realon 'twas alledg'd, 
 that we might fooner make the Coalt of A/.i.'.i/v!-, than 
 the Latituilc of that Channel. .And for in\ part, I was 
 appiehonliie ot being l^ea'm'd on that C<)alt,upiin which 
 we h.ld 1 1'< I.e,\gue< to iul, before we eould duiible Cape 
 Vcwrii:, "Twas likewife alledg'd, that we tould not 
 reach the I..atit'.ide of that C hnnnel (which was 9 Degr.) 
 without filling in "pon the "/'.■'.. 1 /V.w.r, by rcafon tliat 
 Handing S.I'', would make no more than an h. Courfe. 
 
 Others .igam ple.ided, that (taiid:ng ,S. S. li. would do 
 our bufinefs. 
 
 In this dirt'erence of (tpinions, I refolv'd to put the Cafe 
 to a Trial, by (landing S. S. E. and remarking from tlie 
 l..ititudcs what way we made. .Accordingly we ItccrM 
 .S. S. E. till ncjt Uay at Noon ; and then having taken 
 the Latitude, f nmd t!ia: o'.ir way was no better than E. 
 S. t. 
 
 .After that, 1 eall'd together tlie Pilots again ; the M.i- 
 jority ot" whom .igrecd, tlut we ili)-. Id go direAly in quelt 
 of the Coalt of .\.V//!/..;.-. in liie l.at. of Ij ' Degr. The 
 chiet Rea'.onthey inlifted upon, was, tl.at the Channel of 
 M.:i)im.u'c lying in 9 . Degr. it would be a lorn; time be- 
 fore we could reach it ; Ix'lides that in that Courfe we 
 lliould be in danger ot falling in with the biatts to the 
 Northward of the Cii.ii.nc!. Tho' I was \ery apprchen- 
 live of being becalm'd ( n ilie C'oalt of A/.-.Wvi', yet I 
 yielded to t!ieplii«lity of Vo-es, and Itood h.S.E. 
 TVym.kt The i6th we came in light of the Coalt of Mil.ib.t,, 
 ihtCcwiiof vvhich is very h gh and nioiint.iin'uis within the Country. 
 ' "■ The 27ih we defer) 'diMouiit l)-n, abort eight Leagues 
 
 oil", which lies between (' .,i:^r>.0', .md .\iii<«,im, and 
 appears.it that diltance like an Ill.md. In that pla.'e the 
 Needle \aryd I 5 \ Degr. N. W, Having I'py'd a Gal- 
 liot abo! t a Ix'aguc otl, and the Wind veering aKiut to 
 the North, wc ga\e her ch.ice, but could not coire up 
 with her. 
 
 The iSth lieing bee .ilin'd, we faw a Ship two Leagues 
 to the Windward ()f Us ; and I fent M. Mtitrurirr with 
 ij Men inthe I ong-Biat, ordering tli.'in not to I nardthc 
 Ship, but to commatid the Cap:ain to fend his Pilots and 
 the PiirUr .aboard of us, and to acq'i.iint him that I de- 
 lignM "er.i no harm, but only to know if it was not too 
 lute to double Cape ( ■"; 'in. Sometime after, I faw our 
 Long-Iiojt bi ard the Ship, and f-me Muskets ttr'd, ami 
 after tliai a Boat cime otl' from the Ship, and made to- 
 w.irds lis. 1 he Calm continuing, and the Boat advan- 
 cing but flowly, I fent(;ut our Skiff to know their News, 
 which 1 was m pain to hear. I 'pon its return, I iiiider- 
 flood that the I'cuple in the r)0.at were fiee ef"our Men, 
 thtceof whom were dangeiouily wounded. When thefe 
 came .iboani, the) recouiit.d a Tr.igicnl Story, ;''^.That 
 upon their apjro.uh to 'he Ship, which was a large one, 
 M. Siomr:„i:t gave 'em Notice to lower their Sails ; that 
 they no' obeying, he tir'd upon them two lirafs Guns, 
 and a Epiadnde of Musket Ihot ; that thereupon they 
 ftruck, and to'd liim, he might Ixiard them if he would ; 
 upon which oi:r Men I'oarded them upon the Qiiarter- 
 Detk, and having kill'd all the Men abaft, thought 
 
 tlwmfelves entirely Mailers of the Ship ; when of a fiid- 
 den 6u or 80 Men Itarted up in the horeealtle, and with 
 Shields and Hangers in their Hands, fi II upon our Men 
 with fuch fury, that they oblig'd them to retire 10 the 
 Boat ; but by an unlucky mifthance, the Boat was Co be. 
 I.iged, that ihe\ could not difenga^'e her, lb th.u mnllof 
 our Men were kit) d with Pick-axes, Arrows, and I'ot- 
 Cirenadocs, which were thiown into tlij Boat ; and the 
 relt being torc'd to Uap into the .Sea, one of 'em fwini'd 
 to the Mo<irs Boat, and having cut the Cable, tax'd liini- 
 lelf and the other four Men, without ttaying for the lejf 
 who in all probability were drowii'd. ' 
 
 Next Morning I made all the Sail I could to come up 
 with the Ship ; and ha\ ing boarded it, timnd no Body a- 
 Ixiard but hfteen poor old Wrctehe>, with white Bcirds 
 reaching to their (iirdle, who with 'I'eais and Lamenta- 
 tions threw themfelves at my Feet, and raisd my Coir- 
 |>allion more than Revenge ; bdides, that the h\e Men 
 who were fav'd. iinaiiimoully aliiiril me, that they dul 
 rut fee them in the Engagement. 1 he .Aeeoiint I h.-id 
 trom thefe Men, was, that the Ship ha\ing tarry'd .1 
 Cargoeol Pepper to A/av,/, w.as upon her reiiiin to i'^. 
 ii.un/: near (;.i/:-,;ir,to which pjace Ihe belong'il ; thatthcm- 
 lebes were poor People coming rrom Mcc.i, to beg upon 
 that Coalt ; th.it the Owners of the Ship, in number 80, 
 had gone off' the Night before in our Boat, with iheir 
 (iold and Silver, and the Boat Iving ainiolt overladen, 
 hadlefi them 1 eliind. I'pon the whole, I conlider'd th.it 
 thele poor Men were innocent, and that the Ambirioii 
 aiid .Av.irice of our Men was the Caule of their Death, 
 lince the Moors had Itruck, and delign'd tluiii no harm] 
 till our Men fell upon them : I'ut thefe Reafons I fpar'd' 
 ihe po.ir old Men. 
 
 I foun.l aUiard of the Slrp, a great (piantity ot .Salt, 
 Dates, Wine, t\vo Piiiuhions ot Opium, fomt 1 lui.dieJs 
 ot Puiimls (,f Cora', f.jiiie ('otion Clmh of Imall value, 
 Role-watei, and Knives ; and I luuleiltuod trom the old 
 Men, that if our Men hati not luvir.lid the Slii'i, the 
 Owners could Im>c turniili'd me wiiii .p o. n Duckci.srif 
 (',;;,.-, wliieli is a (iol.len Co) n worth about tourLutCsa 
 piece. 
 
 Odiler 2. Wc were off of Cape Cmorni, ill the I ati- I'll r , 
 tilde of 7 Deg. and '.eMin. the Needle vars ing n ' Deg. ^':" ■-' 
 the Tides bearing to the South, having cany'd us further' 
 oH' than we delign'd. After that, U'ing advis'd by our 
 Pilots to ftand tor I'uoiv rather than Wc/o;, I Iteei'd S. V 
 and S. E. I It. 
 
 The I nil ivehada violent Cud of Wind, ivliich laltcd 
 fir two Hours ; and lonn after had anorher. which luokc 
 our I-ore-malt ; being then in t ' Degr. S. lat. 
 
 '(he nth being in i Dcjr. 10 Mm. S. l.at. we fjw 
 little land-bowls, wli eh m.ule fs Impe to fee the land 
 in a Ihnrt time; molt of my Ship's Crew, as well asthat 
 ot the Ad\ice-H(Mt, le'iig then lick. 
 
 S,':c,i.l'y II. We cure in light of I. ind in 1 IVgr. 
 4> Mn. N. Lit. But the fiajueney of the Calms, and 
 the lickl.nelstd n.y Men, re'.Heled me irigliiily ; tirtlie 
 Pinnace had m t iiLo-.e two or three H.iiids "fit for Biilinefs, 
 and m oiirShp there were not eighteen ih.it were able to' 
 work. Bclidcs, loth orr Siirgci ns were dead. J de- 
 fer) 'd fc\ eral Ships of that Country iT.derSiiil, and put 
 out .1 White .Ancient to make them Kecr lowariis ii.s. At 
 (.lit tir.ding they would not come. I fcri out mv Skiti't.-i 
 fpcak w irh one that llorel between es mid the Shoar ; tho" 
 they eiideavour'd to run allii re. yet the Skiff lameup'with 
 them,and agreed 10 give -j^Picces of Eight loraPil.it tocoii- 
 dvA us to Ti.nv 1 hee werj of /' i.„M>., a Town about a hi-- 
 Sor ir. Leagues to the Southward of T.c iv, and told our J^''"'- 
 Men, 'Ihat r.'cur lay about 7 or 8 Leagues otT, beyond"''''" 
 fomelllands that were in head of us. Our Pilot carr\'d 
 us nearer the 'I'.-i.v: ;",',»h^ than we were ; and when we 
 eair.eto be oH'of the above-meiuion'd Illandj, made Ui 
 put back to Sea. 
 
 Ha\ ing palt thefe Illands, we came in fight of an high 
 Promontory of the IWm hnm.i, which had two flanks, 
 one about halt a League before its oiitmolt Point, and a- 
 111 ther alxnit two Leagues to the S. E. of it ; and we had 
 certainly run foul of the (ait, if one of our iMeii had not 
 given us Notice of it from the Main-mall-top ; for wo 
 could not Ipy it upon the Deck, .and our Pilot had told iis 
 nothing of the matter. 
 
 Having vveather'd this dangerous place, and (tandinjj S. 
 S. E. we law another in head of us, about a large League 
 diftant trom the iaft. We (lecr'd between thefe two, 
 which he S, E. and N. W. founding all the way, and 
 had all along ift Fathom Water, the Ground Mud with 
 a little Sand. The Night overtaking tis, we wrc ob- 
 lig'd to drop an Anchor between them. 
 
 This place lies oH'of a place eall'd /'^."P)»«n, iiift imderr,i»i^. 
 the Equinoctial, which afTords a greac'deal of Pepper ; 
 
 making 
 
Lib. IJ 
 
 Af, Beaulieu i Voyage to the Eaft-Indies. 
 
 237 
 
 ri ot .1 fud- 
 , jiiU with 
 jii our Mrii 
 •CI lie U) the 
 
 t WIS fo 1)0- 
 
 tli.it moll of 
 
 S, .lllil I'ot- 
 at ; anil the 
 
 'em fwim'il 
 ■, lav\l him. 
 
 lor tlic iclt, 
 
 I ti) coaic up 
 ! 11(1 Hoily .1- 
 ivhite Biarils 
 11(1 l.imeiita. 
 .(.1 my Cnir- 
 tlicti\e Mill 
 [hat thev did 
 icovint I h.id 
 ng c.iriy'd a 
 reuiiii tu /',:. 
 I ; tliatthcm- 
 to l-i'i; upon 
 n iiumluT 8u, 
 u, wuh then 
 lit overladen, 
 (nilider'dth.u 
 he Amliitum 
 \ their Death, 
 htm nil harm, 
 iluiis I rpat'ii 
 
 ntity ot Salt, 
 ime I liirJieiN 
 it" liiiall valik, 
 I lioiii theo'd 
 the Jihip, th'.- 
 ;(.' Diiekcisdl 
 : to'.irl.nrcia 
 
 , ill the I ati-iHi ; . 
 ing 14 1 Deg/" •'• 
 ■y'll lis t'lirthcr 
 idvis'il I'y our 
 I lleet'd S. H. 
 
 which lalti'd 
 
 wllieh broke 
 I.ii. 
 
 I.u. we Ijiv 
 lej the I and 
 s well as that 
 
 d in_ I n.-i'i, 
 Cahns and 
 ihuly ; t"( rtlie 
 |t tor Inilitkr-, 
 were able 10 
 (lead. 1 de- 
 I, and put 
 n'.-. IIS. At 
 ii my Skirt 1.1 
 .Shonr ; tho' 
 niiieiip with 
 lal'il It to con- 
 Town about A r.L: 
 land told our ""5'" 
 
 (itT. bcyor.d' 
 ll'iln: carr\'d 
 when Wi- 
 ld;, trade u; 
 
 ■jT:a 
 
 It nf an high 
 two Banks, 
 
 lomt, and a- 
 
 laiid we had 
 leii had not 
 
 |op ; ter we 
 [ had told I'.s 
 
 , ftandiiif: S. 
 
 arge League 
 
 thel'e two, 
 
 |e way, and 
 
 Mad with 
 
 e wre ob- 
 
 jiift under Pi 
 ot Pepper ; 
 making 
 
 7S- fi.lii 
 
 (iri 'i 'I 
 
 I .,. itirir 
 
 1 ■"'' 1 
 
 
 nT.ikinp » larpe Creek, the bottom of which is a low 
 C'lwntry coverM with Wood } but in the Inland Parts 
 thtfc Hands an high Mount.iin pointed likeal'ike, which 
 is icm alxne jo Leagues off, and runs .S. V.. \ II. Hiiing 
 weither'd tJie I'oiiit of this Creek, we defcryd the three 
 Iilandsof IV. mil ; and .it iait, after having fpent two 
 Months upon a Voyage, tlui's commonly perfiarin'J in 
 ciphtUlys, landed at Tnvw the firit of lyr.emlc. 
 
 lUtween 'hat time and the Second of Oiloltr, I had 
 |(ift z% Men ; (1.1 if the Cilm had biit contirui'd fifteen 
 l),i\s long.r, i t.elieie I had loll all the Men in my 
 
 Ship. ^ . 
 
 We call .Anchor at /.'kut, between the greateft ol the 
 Ilhnds, in I the 7''r.i Finmt, at 4 F.uhom Water, the 
 (Ir.aind Mud ; and feni our Skirt" alhjre, which brought 
 v\ one I':!"', who had been Interpreter to the En.'Ji/h Fa- 
 ctory 111 th.at place. This Interpreter told nie. That the 
 /■'ii:;///'' and />«;./' had been expell'd that pl.ace, by ilie 
 Kir.C of .' '." , two Months ago ; and that there was a 
 iTcit deal of Pepper aflvire ; but we could not buy it 
 witliout a 1 iicnce from the King of Jt/.-w, who was 
 iKfil of all that Coaft. 
 
 Vie likcwife acquainted me, that the Hope (ourVue 
 .Vlir.irnI) had roiah'd upon the Coall, alioui 20 Leagues 
 off, in the latter end of 'Jhk", and had lent their LijiiR- 
 I'oa: with 1 % Men to this place, to take in fielh Provi- 
 lions, which they wanted mis'htily ; that upon the Woats 
 arriial, a /•;./.(' Ship in the Road fir'd upon them; but 
 iipim Ccmplaint exciis'd ihemfelves, pleading, that iliey 
 t.-ok 'em to be i>,^'y'' > '''■" ''"•' ' '> iNJen having met with 
 a kind Keciptlon fn ni the Governour, and taken in what 
 I'lovil'onsiliev wanud, let out in quelt of their own Ship, 
 1:1! could iK'ver meet with ir, upon which they rcturn'd to 
 tins place, where le\en of 'em dyd in Vtioin, four went 
 fur . .'!■'(•" in a f>«'i''Sliip, three for tiiMit.vn in another 
 /)«.'.' SIrp, and one conrinu'd in the Country, and earnd 
 his Bread by gathering of Pepper. 
 
 1 was inhnitelv griev'd to hear that Captain Cfn:vc had 
 been I'l inconliderate as to lend his Long-Boat fo far from 
 him ; efpecially when I was inforiii'u, th.at among the 1 % 
 Men he had loll, there were two principal Cominilfaries, 
 and a Pilot. 
 
 l.'pon further enrjuiry Pciiro inform'd me, That the 
 place where the Ucfc h.ad call .Anchor, was a great llland 
 about it Leagues to the Wcllward of thatplaie, that, 
 for a certainty, they had not futfer'd Shipwreck, either 
 upon th.at llland, or along the Coalt, lliicc the Praw^ (lo 
 the jhips of that Country are call'd), going to and again, 
 had ni-vcr difcover'd any Wreck ; that the two Cummil- 
 Utics, before they dy'd, were of Opinion, that the Ship 
 had i-cen dro e froin her Anchors by Storm, and not be- 
 iiij; able to make her fonncr Station, made the belt of her 
 way tn U.t'U/m , expeiflingthat I would touch at this place 
 ucording to my Prom'fe, and take up her Mci. 
 
 .As to the Affront otfer'd 'em b .' the Ihiu-I; he yau- me 
 tokiiow. That the /JwcA knew 'em lobe i'rn.l; haciiig 
 tpjke wiih them before they hi'd ; that the News of ihe 
 I'cace between the D:iuh and '.«,i;. '.'//', wasarii\ d beloic 
 this happeii'd ; that the Dure!- had repreleiited to the Go- 
 \crnour and Inhabitants of that pl.ace, that the K.,,, / 
 were Robbers, and mean'd only to <>bler\e the Landing- 
 place, ill order to fack them ; th.at they would not alfiil 
 our two Commi'l'aries any manner ol way, wheilvr 111 
 Health or Sickncfs, nor give the leall Relief to any of our 
 Men, bating foire few Sailors that they Itood in need of 
 and that the l-i'^J'f: had ferv'd our Men to the utiiioll of 
 thoir power, tie added, that the Governour was very 
 Icniibte of the Malice of the Oi/.'c/, who meant only to 
 eiiitrols the In.liis to themlelves, and had but lately abus'd 
 the King of Jit.i-.t'.t, and ul'urp'd his Territories ; for 
 which Reafoii the King of .Ichcn thought lit to dillodjje 
 eai of TiVow. 
 
 As to the Death of our Men, he faid, it had been a very 
 I (U) Year in th.at place, as ever was leeii ; but that after 
 ill, the OdfcA were fufpedeJ of having Ihorteii'd their 
 I'au, eoufideriiig that thole who dy'd were the Perfons 
 i!ic\ haied molt, and were not the firll who had receiv'd 
 lVil..i tioiii theii l-lands; w:tnel"s the Death of fevcial '.>.- 
 ; ■jl-mr,: occalion'd liy thai means. 
 
 I (lueltion'd him about iIk' Injury done by the Outch to 
 tile King of jMntnt, and whether they had laid Siege to 
 Aii.Mwj. He alfitt'd me, that it was dill bclieg'd, info- 
 inii( li, that there was no Commerce or Traffick with tlwt 
 Citv ; that the Oiitiii had polfefsM themfebes of Jac.in^, 
 ir.A expell'd the King ; that they had raz'd the ancient 
 Ci'.y, and built a ftrong Fort, and a City after the Fa- 
 lliioii of their own Country, which they had peopled with 
 all forts of Nations ; and in fine, that they were at that 
 tunc MiClcrs of the Sttcight of Sand/i, where no Body 
 could tail wirbottt their Palfport. Having iitaturely weighM 
 
 K jf.^ill<i. 
 
 j all the Particulars of this Advice, I telolv'd to fend liotli 
 I to /Iclten and to B.tnratn .at any rate, tohavcfoiiie -Account 
 of Capt. Cittvt and his Ship, wliufc Condition I wasmigh- 
 tily conccrn'd for. 
 
 Decrmtirr z. The King and Governour allowing me to 
 come alliore, I carried foitie Prefents along with nie , with- 
 out which one will fcirce \k madeWelcome in that Coun- 
 try. Upon my landing, the Governour, and principal 
 Officers, gave me an honourable Rccci'tion, under n Rool, 
 or Baly asthey call it). H.tving told em my C ountry 
 and Bulinels, ihey gave me to know, thai I was free to 
 buy u)> what Provilions I wanted, ptmided 1 paid for 
 'em in Rials and Kuues, and no other Conunodiiy; th.it '>''?""'' "i 
 as for Pepper, and the other Commodities of the Coun- "uhuT. 
 'ry, they could not difpole of any without a Licence i.icoii.t 
 trom the King ; but if I would go to .l.,r>i, and obtain 'j'"'.. 'I)'. 
 leave of the Kiiij; to erecl ,1 F-i'^tory wth them, they 
 would be glad t(j deal with us. I jskd leave to hire ;t 
 Houfe in the City, fir acommodating im lii.k .NUai, and 
 thole who weie to tarry alliorc 10 biiv up ProvliioiH. But 
 they replyd. That the^ loidd not anlwer forthe Safetyot 
 ajiy Men alliore, there lieiiig fo many Ko;^iies about the 
 Town ; but if 1 nleas'il, I iiin.lu le.i\e two Men to buy 
 up Provilions, aiiU that only for the Ijuic of hie Day. 
 
 Kcxi Day I fent a i ettcr to -/.' c» , iliieCted h.r Motif 
 (::.'i>c. Captain of the IlKpr, if he was ihcie ; having ob- 
 lig'd the Mailer of a I'ruW 1 omid thnlicr, by loii.e Pre. 
 fents, .\vj I'romiUsof Reward, toiaii. ir. 
 
 The ('-ih I agreed with the .Matter ol .1 Praw that liv'J 
 at 7a„iv, to give him ueRi.ib for carrying one of my 
 Men to B.:/;/.;»;, wjn.r.ii.i, in i]iiell of tin.- y/i p ■ ; provi- 
 I ded he retiini'd in lo Days. The .\r;iclesof Agiiuiienr 
 Were drawn up in Writing, and lodp'd in the Hands ol 
 I'r.iro the ;•;«.; /.■■/;.> Interpreter ; and both he and the Mallei 
 of the Pnw lielir'd, that his Vovage might be conccal'd 
 frointlie (ioviriiour and Inhabitant's of I'u.x. 
 
 The Goiernour having lent me a Butlle, and fomc 
 Fruit, I went to return him 'Ihmks ; and by Virtue of 
 fomc Prclenis / ni.ade him, obtaiifd leav e to hire a Houfe, 
 in which / lodg'd 43 lick Men, with thne Suigeoi.s, a 
 Priell, and three more to wait ii['oii 'em. In the mean 
 time, / had feveral Picfenis lent me of Fruit and young 
 Kids ; particularly from the Governour of I'ri.nnnii (a 
 Town about eight Leagues otl") who prefs'd me earneilly 
 to give him a_ Vifu. / reiurn'd him Thanks, together 
 with foinePreiinte, and a Proniil'e to come and wait up- 
 on him with the tirilopjiortunity. 
 
 The Stii an .-Ichrn Galliot arriving, alTui'd me, that no 
 
 I'm. I) Ship had tsuch'd at .h'-.v.' j upon which / conclu- 
 
 'ed, th.it our Vice-Admiral mult of necellity be either at 
 » .? . . 
 
 14 
 
 11. I 
 
 li.vit.iili or ,i.\r:tr.l. 
 
 The Kth, there arri 
 King of .hi 
 
 each of 'cm : .And the 
 me, that ihey expeiAe 
 
 three Galleys pertaining to the Tlioy fon.de 
 with an Flephant, and Umic 300 Men in'''"'' ^^'f. 
 
 Inhabiran; 
 
 I for ttfar of 
 
 ati'.itlier Rcinlorcement ot Lle- 
 phants and Men, in ordir to carrv on a War againft a 
 Prince that had revolted from the King oi.-hh:ti. LJpon 
 this News, eonlidermg / had -lo Men .iT T/coiv, and 50 
 more at the llland with the Water-Casks, befides 8 or 10 
 that were a!wa\s out with the Skitt"; fo that / had few 
 Men left on Beard, tho" at tl:e fame time / us'd to have 
 Soor icool the Natives on Bo.ird, lome by way of Vilit 
 and others to fell then tgg.s. Fruit, Pullets, Fiih, antf 
 nher Pimilions : I 'ponthele Conliderations /nail'diiewri 
 the Hauhes, and run a Rail between the Gre.at Malt 
 andtlie bore-Mafl, which was fortitied by two great Pc- 
 dereroes mounied on Wheels, and rive more upon the 
 Bittacle ; together with a Guard upon the Deck, and two 
 Musketteers, with as many Halberdeers Itantling ar a 
 Door in the faid Rail, which I nc\ er Uiri"er'd to be open'd, 
 but when I receiv'd a Vilitant into my Cabin : Sothac 
 00 Men upon the Deck could do us no injury, while 
 our Men were upon their Guard. 
 
 The 1 3th / went allioir, and found my Men recover- 
 ing by degrees. Being to wait xipn the Governour, to Thr inhir.- 
 ask leave to llav fifteen Dayv longer, he granted my Re-"''',' 'J""' 
 c]uell ; but withal intreated me to go 10 '/c/jew.and obtain fi.')l*f'. 
 a I icence of the King for ereding a F £•«.* F.-iiflory,which *>'r. 
 would lie infinitely more acceptable to the Inhabitants, 
 than that of any other Nation. He likcwife dellr'd me 
 not to be jealous of the Inhabitants, or fear any injury 
 from them ; which it fee.ii'd I did, lincc I had made a 
 Fortification in my Ship, and mounted more Guns ttun 
 before. 
 
 7 made Anfwcr, That my coming (o carelefly alhoie, 
 and leaving 50 (ick Perfons m their hands, was fuffirient 
 Evidence of the Confidence / put in the Natives j that 
 the dcfign of the Barrier in my Ship, was only to keep out 
 thofc / did not know from running into my Cabin, that 
 lo / triight be capable to diftinguilh an Orankaye for x 
 
 Doted 
 
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 fM- 
 
 '-l;tn 
 
338 
 
 M. BeaulieuV yoyage to the Ealt-indics. 
 
 *■ 
 
 ^taiijt. 
 
 no'xd Gentif man) from a FilhtNiran ; and thar I hail 
 not irountfd fo many Pieces of Cannon, ifl hail not hoard 
 ihat two Diiuh Ships were txpoSed hire, of whom / had 
 rcafon to be lealoiit. Upon this he told mo, / had a great 
 deal more realoii to iiiillrurt the Ounl' than them : \t\A 
 that if / pliMs'd, he \\m\V\ iVirliid tlie Natives to go on 
 l-oard ol me. But / adiir'il him, they ihouM be at all 
 times very Welcorii,', and that / did not ;u .ill milkridt 'em. 
 Alter that, / viliied i!ie C.iptains ot' the throe (jalkys, 
 who .tlTiit'd me afrilh , that there h,id no i'/ fin A Ship 
 tome lately to .■tJoi. 
 
 Tlie 1 91I1, the Kinp of TiV iv'>> eUleft Son \ ifirrd me on 
 Ivaul wuli a preat Ritin>ie ; aiul / imm him thel'elt Re- 
 ception / coiiM. 1 hat Nij'Ju the I'r.iw / li.id lem to 
 B.i'/'rtwi return'd in 11 U.iys; aiul ilie NLiller mavie tlie 
 followinp Report : 
 
 Four Uay Salter ihey li.id put io*>ca, iliey .irn\'d anlie 
 I'oit of Siir.-h/'y.i, whiih luson til s Oxilt of Vwimtm, in 
 4 Uepr. S. I at. There lump a I'urch Ship in the Ro.id, 
 Mr. //.i<ii (the M.in wiinin / h.ul lint iml(..ird of the 
 Praw, in ipieft of the Viic-Adiiuia') wuiild needs I'piak 
 with them, tlu>" hedilfwaJal him ; ihe Owf / Captain ae- 
 
 uni, but withal pre It Robbers, infomuchth.it the People a On, 1- 
 arc not laic in their Hoiiles in the Night time, and far lefs' i"- "• 
 in the Fields. 1 hey are of an Olive Colour. Iheir Wo. •' 
 inen arc all krpt up, and not fuffcr'd to appear m the 
 .Streets. 
 
 From 7i,.'» to O,. '//■<■/ their Air is viry unheal hy. kiri; 
 .itieiul.'d with Fevi IS that felilom .ulmit of a (Jure : Iti|„ 
 nuKii, thai if It uere not for their I'epptr, no Body would 
 veruure to Cfiinc ne.ir 'em. Ihey ('.itlur IVppcr .itain 
 time, but elpaially in Oiccw/ri, 7 ,m,,;.», .iml /.v,.„,j, . 
 No Trade laii be carried on at tins place, without a l.i- 
 eenee from the Kuij; of W,;,-»,, x.liuh they tall Ch,up^ 
 And it you h.ne that, mitliei the (iovernour nor the Kin^ 
 can dilluib joti. For want of it, / eould neither fell any 
 Commoditiis, norbuvaiiy Pepper while I was there ; tx- 
 ceptinp alx>ut 8000 Pound, that was brmight by Kj(;ht 
 troiii Pri.im.iii, and fuld me at a realonable Price. 
 
 The Siir.v Coiiunoditics go otf very well he.c ; as well 
 as lome ot the A/rf/»///'.ifriH Coininodities. Rialsarecur-i>"r,i 
 rent enough , but t,ie Money of .-/c/r m does not pa fs among '^'•' 1 
 .'em. All tlitir Money is loine fmall Pieces of Gold .in 
 they voiiif frciin the Mine, which they weigh with-Scalo. 
 
 <iuainteil liim, I'li.it ll.vJi-.m was blix k'd up fo, that ni' 1 hey Icll theiv Pepper by Hahars, (a V^'elpht containinc 
 Ships of any Nation couM pet in ; that the // ;r, which _ So Pound Avrr.lujoii \Veipht ;) and the King of W./m 
 
 wasthen .u 7'^ ■""*. had been in pivat Diftrefs upon that 
 Coaft, there being only 4 or ^ Men nti I oarJ, till a /)K^^ 
 Veliel re-inloii'd her ; and that tin- Strcight of SonJ.t was 
 infelled wiihilie ;'(::. I Prawsnn.l Caratau's, they having 
 fi<im the Ki'ig of l!.:'i-,vii a Sum of Money for every 
 Heail 'hey Kri'd of wli.it Nat on I'oever. I'poii this Ad- 
 
 I; 
 
 The So 
 2i( ^U'. 
 
 ,Iof 
 
 If* Corrmo- 
 
 1:- 
 
 Thr c:c> »( 
 
 ill CIV. 
 
 1'., <\jf Cfur of all that is fold, .hat is 7 ; forthetx-t,- 
 port of the Pepper, and 7 ' for the Import of the Rials, u," 
 or Commodities gi\cn in eMli.inee for ir. ThisCulloiii 
 IS paid ei'her in Subltar.ce, or in Rials, over-valuing the 
 prime Colt. 
 
 -....,. - _ . . - Betides the abovemention'd III piilf for every liuiidrcj 
 
 vi'.e Mr. (M::i- thought ir noi f.itc logo fur-.her in the Praw,' B.iliars, we pay 1"^ Rials to »lie King of I'lVow, and ; of 
 but took the opportunuv of a Veliel, the Malterof which a Rial to the U'eiglur, and fome inconliJerable Allo-.v- 
 rromis'il to land him in Jz-ivfit in 7 or 8 Days. The'anieto mor ii Perlnns more. Bur above all, onemulk 
 Kli^Urorthe Praw brouglit Ikew fe a Letter from Mr. ;-j make the Covernour his Friend, and have a w.itehful Eve 
 J: If, containing tla foregoing Ace.Hint. 1 over the M.ilr-.ii, who arc apt to wet the Pepper, or to 
 
 Thel'e News vcx'd me in r; than the former ; fr.r 7 h.id put Sand and litt'e Stones among it. 
 pofitively order'd /'/• K ni.i to llop for any Ship, bi'tiogoj Ji^nK-try ]. itii. Having brought on bo.ud all myfick i:- 
 itriit on. After marure ileliberarinn we relole'd nottojMen, who began to recover apace ; I weigh'd Anchor 
 go to B.D'frirt, will re our Ship and Cargoe might be in , ami ifeer'd tor ./r/'CH. 
 
 danger in a time 1 f War, belides tluiwe (lionld bcot'lig'd The 1 4th we were ofT of B.irr.ij, one of the mod con- Jr.. 
 to Ipcnd JitwiMr. and K/ iir.i ingoing thither, and ma- lid era ble places on that Coalf, lielonging to the King of 1"^^ I 
 raging tlie Traffiik of the place, and Mo, i would be WcAc;;, where no Perlon can traffick without that Kine'scoi'* 
 too late a Seafon for returning along this Coaft to /tcleyi. leave. This plate is halfway between Tlcon and WiAm it^^i 
 At the fame time we difpatch'd the Advice-Boat wiih a ^ and afTords plenty of Benjamin, which fervcs theNativcs'^^*-^ I 
 Re-inforccment of 10 Men for J.ir.ti i, in order to alfift . for Money. 'T i:. a picalant Conntry, abounding with 
 and fupplv Capt. C'fie ; whom we ordcr'd to return tO; all tortsot Wines and Fruits ; but bears no Pepper, It 
 Ff.rKt, if' he loiild get his I ading at Bantrm ; or if he affords a good qu.tntity of Cimphire, which is wonii 14 
 fail'd of it there, to retun fonhwith to Achen, where he or \% Rials the Carti (/. r. 28 Ounces). Rials will Icarte 
 would find us. jpafs there; but the S»,v5/, or Coall Commodities, go oil' 
 
 T/i-oip lies in ic Min. S. 1 at. The Inland Country is] very well. Both the Inhabitants of the Coalt, and the 
 very high, but towards the Shore it falls very low, being | Dunl> and luif^'ijh buy up their Camphir'-, to carry it tu 
 cover'd wiiii Woods, and vsaier'd with I'everal li'tlc Ri-j S"""', and the .Strcight ot ,W../^. 
 
 vers, which render it n;arlt;y. 'Tis gra 'd withfeveval 1 he ijd we delcry'd the high Lands of /^f/if«, and ilio 
 pleaiant Me.tdows well Itock'd with "P iffles and Oxen, Klands that lie to the Se.a-vvatil of the Road. Wc ftooJ 
 wli'ch maybe purcha^'d for 4 or 5 Rials apieic. It af- directly lor thele lllands, but it was eight Days before we 
 I'oids plenty of Rice, Catile, Poultry, Ducks, and fevcral' could make them, notwithllanding that wc were but four 
 pood bruits, fucli as Durions, .Anatia's, P.atatocs, Man-' I cagues otf. For wanting a Pilot, wc took the Channel 
 goes. Pomegranates, Oranges, Citrons, Water-Melons, that lies nearclt the Land, where the contrary S. E. VVinJ> 
 Cucumbers, C'c. The Ritlics ot the Country conlill in' incommoded us very much. At lalt, with much adoe.AF- 
 Pepper, which it produces very plentifully, and which is wc wea'.her'd 'cm about a League and a half from thi'^'*' 
 nun h better than that of n.-hi,:w. As for other Rarities,, Koad, which lies oppnlitc to the Mouth of a River, upoir"*' 
 Drugs, and Manulactuies, it aliords none of 'em. | which there Hands a Fort very remarkable for its Molkc) 
 
 The City of 'jViiHi is but a lorry riace ; it lies about or A/.i/'cmcM/i Church, 
 half a League from the Sca-lide. l?pon the Shore, oppo- 1 he jctli /tame to an .Anchor juft by an Englijl: Shin 
 lite to the little Illand where the Ships ride, there are! of 600 Tun that rode tlurc. Immediately a Boat came 
 fome Houfes, and a fort of Halls. But both the City and | off" Irom the Shore, with fevcral of the King's Officers, -,, 
 Suburbs will not make S,;c. Houfes, which are built of | aiivl one ot his Lunuchs carrying a Chappc (as they call ii'.i 
 Reeds, and are neither (trong nor convenient. However which is a Dagger with a (ioldHatidle and Scabbard, lie-'-'' 
 
 tiJ 
 
 ocm 
 
 ongingtoihe King ; made uie of for a Badge or Sign, 
 that the Perlon who bears it is commillion'd by the Kinp. 
 After a profound Silence, he who carry 'd the Chappe, wcl- 
 coin'd me in the King's N.une, and ordcr'd me to coirie 
 forthwith a Slinre. Accordingly / made my fdf ready , 
 
 the Country is very populous, elpecially at the foot of the 
 Mountains, where the Pepper grows. 
 
 The King o!" T/-<n' is Siihjeiit to the King of // hm, who 
 puts in a new Governotir every direc Vears.without whom 
 the King of i'U-n- cannot do any thing of importance ; fo 
 
 that Foreigners have more Biifiiufs with the Governour, I but before / could come otf, / wasoblig'd to p.ay the Ot 
 than with the King ; nay, the very Inh.vbitants pay more ficers Dues, which ainount to above 80 Rials, beliJcs a 
 Refpedt to him, i.->.l!ing him IVi-jj^mh /..■»)<:. The Inha-i preat I.ooking-Glafs for the Eunuch, and another for a 
 bitantsof the City are M/;',n;, and no other Language is Friend of his, and lomc fmall ones for his principal Of- 
 fpoken all along that Coall. The Inland pans are pof- ■ liccrs. 
 
 lehd by the Natives, who difown the King of //i/c//s This done, / came alhore, where the Captain of tin" 
 Authority, h.aving a peculiar Language, and Kings ofl Htix'ijh Ship invited me very kindly to Dinner, and to 
 their own. Thefe ate Idolaters, and eat Human Flclh. lodge in his Houfe. / accepted his Invitation to Dinner, 
 They have ruh Gold Mines, but do not know how to 
 
 manage em ; for they only gather th.c Gold out of fome 
 little Ditches, which are not very deep, and our of the 
 Cavities made by Floods. This Gold they exchange 
 with the Dutch, or the Inhabitants near the Shoar for Pep- 
 per, SaFt, Iron, Cotton Cloth dy'd red, and Siirat Pearl, 
 which they cftecm minhtily. But among the Melcyi 
 Gold is as dear as in l-rauct ; and in Aden 'tis yet dearer. 
 Thcfe Malnji are alj of 'cm very fnperftitious Mnhotm.- 
 
 and was very handfoinely entertain'd. 
 
 After Dinner / went to look upou a Houfe, and oifcr'J 
 40 Rials a Month for it, but could not have it under 54. 
 In the mean time the Kwg/;/'; Captain complain'd heavily 
 of the King, for that he would not let them have the Pep- 
 per under 54 Rials the Bahar, the' 30 Rials was as much 
 as it was worth. Finding that ( could not fpcak with the 
 King that Day, and that the King had fent his Chappc 
 twice for an Emrauld / wore on my Finger, »nd vvoiilJ 
 
 not 
 
 ■ y,.U iiu 
 
 >■ tni,-. 
 
 •ielim'.i [ 
 illcKinf 
 .iilm. .. 
 i-'Hi th. r 
 
 nr: 1 e latistied va 
 
 row, I went on b 
 
 y I: I.I c iim 
 
 /> ,'i'.';.fc. whon 
 .inJ who told ir I", 
 lignto po- <<iii lis 
 i, '/;• would do iri 
 iiu guard. The] 
 tl-e .'-f'/'Capi.t 
 . '.Ty allc'tionatel 
 I'lil 1)11 l\o|'esof I 
 tlir " },h m\ me.in 
 Rut al'ier ail, 
 Dmi'iI wirli the !■'> 
 trcate.i lueicry k 
 t'lit'g ei'.her to cat 
 I \ u:ol: ] art of. 
 tut tl'C I'.uir.iiild, 
 lould not f, eak 
 iiexT. 
 
 Alitr ih.it, ion 
 t'.ipiaiti, afid tli.i 
 hiin, /agiutd lof 
 l-'niv] J. / ' 
 Vomitiiig ; and I 
 the /' "..;"■/? h.ii 
 with lie/oar, wlii 
 r.ijMi (.'o^'iiter-I'o 
 ^evt U.iv / iv( 
 ; - That the hi,: 
 ;/•>..• '■■, ami lliaf 
 Mm ; ,iiid that 
 were able. 
 
 This Difcover 
 diiohiii'.'d by his ( 
 dcr us in one Apai 
 unvviil lip to lake 
 f.iriner Ve.yage . 
 I):,', '-men oil boa 
 llfef.il and iieeeHai 
 me. But afier .il 
 turn .M'f, and ili 
 trv naturally, anc 
 tfr ; ( rnlil him, 
 any noice to the 
 Sail, / would do 1 
 Pa!'!', the I'j; •'/h 
 T.'. '«', li.td then le 
 ten'd I'V the '.',:;''• 
 and In'.ed by the 
 at tirit r.i pav tliei 
 l'eiiiahiii,i;io their 
 In ilie mean ;ii' 
 inn vv'ili the /■.■'.(; 
 their Ship, 111 Co 
 cit.ice in the ,Str. if: 
 ti be l-'Ciu-:- ; thai 
 that he coul.i not 
 ini; the better S.ii 
 aii/.-i..!;'//;.' Vcd'el, 
 lame into the Roa 
 .Men, had a Del 
 Arrital that f w 
 lipi 
 .. The /•;'/;; /;/7i C. 
 ■ Admiral alliim'd 
 Ihcw'd me a fort < 
 lie had coyn'd in t 
 with a Hanger i 
 and on ihc Reverl 
 Dare of the '^'cani 
 The 4th / kept 
 Shore, that a Lira 
 ^//;.i,Ship. 
 
 1 he 6th / was 
 Ship, where /<c'A' 
 iVrt. (re'ern'il' 
 inis'd to wail upoi 
 a; rot" upon an lot 
 feiiiC.ipt. .<< V,/r/ 
 Ke\t Morning 
 ciiiV to the /v.,5' / 
 vv';th the Keafon o 
 his (iiMr.l. 
 
 ■■^s f.ior, as I wa 
 fee.' / d.'liqn'i! for 
 \>;i,: to oblige him 
 / liad by nv.-, wit 
 vina addeifs'd if, 
 l-ald it with Re 
 
M ticgLiiVicns l^oy age to the i^ail- Indies. 239 
 
 he hufch .itiii / ^c/y^ IliU .1 !><•- 
 j!U Vin, / ihd not bi-lu'vi' rlic /■;» - 
 
 ';*«rj. 
 
 
 nr: If l^iti'tifil with my I'romui- (if lirinj^inp n m iiior 
 i(,v., I went on iKjanlaBai". 
 
 (• / I , I (irnc alliorf af',.iin, .mil liv the way met I'omc 
 /> •,■■.?;, whom t1icKiM(«or ..V/mi hail laul m Irr-n? ; 
 .111,1 who ti)lii irf, that the I'urd 
 
 ilj^n tn I'll' Itiii iiic. /to... -..., - - 
 
 I / v\(mlil iln mc any haiiii ; hmvi'vrr, / wouM Ic upon 
 111', I'i'anl. They ri'i'lvM. 'lh.it if / wont to Dim- with 
 I'l- ' ,f'/' C.ipu n that n.iv / W'li'lJ ncMT iitiirn; .mil 
 .,ry .ilK'>.'Ho»i'>''y '^''SP''' "■'^ '" *"'•'' ''• hcunifi- thty 
 I ',1 n<i hdi'is of U'ing ilolivir'il trotii their Ca|tuity, Init 
 i.-r " i,h m\ iiK'aiis. 
 
 Hill iilur .ill, piirfiiant to my I'mmili-, / wi-nc .itid 
 DinM '.Mfh the ;■:>. ;.'■/■'' (.'ai't.iin, n.iini'ly Mr. nin-ttr, \\\\« 
 iic.Ki'i ri'irnry kiivll} nnil hamllmiuly, an.l pau' inc no- 
 •'11:11; iT.hiT to cat or ilnnk, but «h.it lie .mil his Coin]'a- 
 I \ unV. |.iit of. AI'tiT DiniuT, the Kmy.'s OfSiors c.inic 
 iHt tlie I'lMMiilil, uh:ih / (;ave 'ini ; .inl lo'il iiie, I 
 louM not l',iak wiih the King, till the Day after the 
 
 At'ur ih.it. < i.iifitlcrin;; I was trmihiorrtinc toilic l-.h^Jif^ 
 (.'.11 lain, .iii>l iha' it was not ni\ Interelt to hnlro with 
 hull, /.irrueil topivc so KiaN a Month tor a Hniile. 
 
 }■ iii'-n I. / was taken wiili a \iolrnt l.oo'.eiKK aiul 
 Voniitiii; , anil I'emf; apprehcnlive of thetrir.li nt what 
 the (' "•■;"■/■ h.ul tohi nie, ti.ok hime A;i..m<i Coioes 
 Willi lie/oar, wlin h in tliat Country are rcekoii'J a Sove- 
 r.ij-n (-'oi'iuer-r'ovfnn. 
 
 ^evt U.iv / went alTi'.rc, where / met with bad Ncvfs, 
 : J That the O/i.'.i' anil /vi;'///'.- ha.l taken the / /o/r • otf of 
 ;(■).• "■, ami lli.ir'.l the C'arj'oe, aiul mnuieiM ninl^ of the 
 Men ; aiiii that the) won il lio as much to ii;C, it they 
 wii^' nh'.e. 
 
 Tins Difcoverv e.nne tVom a /).•■.' '-("iw, whol-eing 
 Ji.ohiij'.'ii by his C'oi'iitrs-ii.en, h.ul taken I'niteOtion iin- 
 (ier lis ill one Apanmenr of ilie Houfe / bad taken / was 
 nnwill nc to lake iliisMaii on board, by reafon that in a 
 t.irmer Vi.yape / was challenj','d a: HnntAin fur having 
 /i,,','-wf« on board, and thoCe / had. who were the molt 
 iikfil andiieeellary Oflieers in niv Ship, were taken from 
 me. Biitafierall, liniling that th'- l-ellow was ready to 
 turn ^/''•^ and that he fpoke the 1 anguage of the Coon- 
 rrv naturally, and mi!;ht be uf.ful to mc as an lirerpre- 
 tfr, / told him, if he would lie dofe, without Ri\ing 
 an) not'ee to the DiitcU or /ie^/i'/'', till / was ready to let 
 Sail, i would do mv utmoft ro convey him on l)0ard : For 
 ?,-.:■••, the /■:/,: V' Interpreter, whom / had brought from 
 r, IV, had then left my Service ; b'-ing eheck'd and ihrea- 
 itn'd bv the /-.'j;"/'! F.ador tor cr.inng into my .Service, 
 and hau'd by the King's (Xfui'rs, who upon my fernpling 
 at lirlt M pav their Dues, ihonghr he had lupgellcd to mc 
 loi.ii thiii.i; to their dil'adx amaj'.e 
 
 In ihe mean time one of oiu Men, that had b 'en drink- 
 irv.; w'lli the l.i;:, '/.'.i .Sea-nun, p inii'M ont of them, that 
 their Ship, m Company with ilie 1): t:'' Ship, h.id given 
 cii.iec in the Str.ight ot •ii.ii,l\ to a Veffel whii h the) took 
 t < be /■■ n.i''' ; th.u the Oinc'-i'iin lallinR behind, was mad 
 that he coii!,l not come no with her ; b'lt their Ship be- 
 in;.: the better .Saihir, made up ro 'em, and found it w.as 
 .III I'.i.'i /'■' Vellel, upon wliieh they left her j that before / 
 lame iniotlie Road, they hearing / had ror twenty fonnd 
 .Men, had a Delign to take me ; but finding upon mv 
 .Arrival that f w.is lb llrong, they droppd their De- 
 lign. 
 u The l'.i:\'J'fo Captain acquainted mc. That the Dui.-h 
 Admiral ailiim'd the .Amhornv of Kmi; of '-t^t.-.ttrn, and 
 llicw'd me a fort of Money half Silver ha!f Copper, that 
 he had cnyn'd in that Country, bearing on one lide a Lion 
 with a Hanger in one Hand, and .Arrows in the other, 
 and on the Reverfe 'I'^.tjcjiimi, in Hcm,vi Letters, with the 
 llare tif the Ye.iriinderncath. 
 
 The 4th / kept aboar.l, and receiv'd .Advice from the 
 Shnre, that a Draught was a brewing for mc in the l-.n- 
 7i:jhSh\\^. 
 
 The 6th / was invited to Dinneron board of the F.r-^ljl^ 
 Ship, where l{e:frmhi:t, the nmcl' l-'.iAor, was to be pre- 
 fort.' ; rcnirn'il Thanks fur all their Civ ilities, and pro- 
 misM to wait upon 'em, if lb be / was not oblig'd to go 
 airrir- upon Kn Interview wiili i!ie King : i.r, li / was, lo 
 fen ! C.ipt. .<< I'./r/ to fnpp'.v my pl.ace. 
 
 N'ett Morning / went alhore betimes, and lent my Ex- 
 enf-'to the h:-£i'jh by Capt. /(/././c , whom / aciinainted 
 V iili the Reafon of my ablence, and catiiion'd to be upon 
 
 his Gii.ir.l. ., 1 n 
 
 .As r.Kin as rwasaiTiorc, fclean'd .and prepardthc Fre- 
 feii' f d.'liqn'i! for the King ot' .k!ni ; and withal, mean- 
 i'l!' to oblige him as mucli as podi'ole, took a Blank Letter 
 ; iiadby nv, with the King's Seal affix'd to it, and ha- 
 vinu adderfs'il it, '/'c""' ./.-.i.itf Brothr tir K'W. f/.Achen, 
 f aid it with Red "Wax. bearing the Impreliion of the 
 
 Arms of Fr/ir:cf. Thit my IVcfent triglit not lie unwor- 
 thy of my Prince, in whole Name I deiijjn'd toprclent it, 
 I leta|>art the following things for that ule. The complete 
 Armour of ,i Horfeman, carv'd and gilded; nCnni/m 
 Hjiiger, Willi a tarv'd and gilt Hilt, unon whicli himg» 
 I'lHoi J hx Muskets, ihi Ham Is of which were rartir 
 larv'i', and partly gilt, and ihc Rut ends eiiruh'd ivith 
 Mother ot Pearl ; two He»ils of I'ikes eiiaincld and gilit- 
 ed ; a very large Looking- (ilafs, which was litoken, but 
 I'reienJing I had receiv'd it entire, and that I diirlt not but 
 delner It at 4iiy rate, having receiv'd the King's Oi den 
 to that crtid ; two Urge Ma*ks full ol excellent Rot- 
 Water ; and two pieces c f Watered Camlet of a Crim- 
 lun Colour. Sui h was the I'lxleit that I had cleaii'd and 
 [lit in order, in our Houle alliire. 
 
 I he Captain ol the .Sh. at Ved'ei cttuc to fee u, anj 
 
 told me, It was 1.1 magnihc.nt a l'rc!i'iir, that it vv.is monr 
 
 luper t'or the,{ireai i\loi;iil hi', .Mailer, than lor the Kitui 
 
 ol ././-».■._ ■ ^ 
 
 The Kings Officers came likewife to our Houfe, to 
 take 411 Inventory of what t dehgnd to prelenr lo tl'icir 
 .Mailer, and gave me to know, That ihey liar'd tlu- Pre- 
 I'lit / ilelignd was not conliderable enough lor their 
 Pi nice, who was a great Sovereign, and had but tew f- 
 i;uals in the lulls. I nply'd, Ihat I was nor niiac- 
 i]iia;iited Willi the (Iraiuleur ot [he Kiuc if" ,icl,f„ ; .md 
 at the l.ime time 1 knew the Value ot ilie Prefent, whiili 
 came not tiom a private Man, but fioma piiiirmt King, 
 and nv riieil a Reception Iron any Potentart svliatliicver j 
 and withal, that n.y M.altcr h.iU given mt noth.iig clfe to 
 prel'ent. 
 
 i he Sih I was conduilled to .in Audience of the Kiim ''"'"■ "'"i" 
 by ilie S.ibaiular, and lour of 'he priiieip.ij Oraiikaics'/l'^a,"/,;";;;' 
 vsith two Llephants ; ami that with the lollowim; Cere- .Vuiiitii.i: of 
 monies. I /pon a great hlephant late one of the principal ''"= "•■''*■ 
 Oranka\es m acover'd Pulpit, who fcii me a grtat Silver 
 Dllll, cover'd with a Cloth eiiibroidei d with (iold and 
 Silkol divers Colours i in wliuh I piii ihe letter and 
 iheiigaie it to him. By his Conimaiid one of the other 
 Orankiyes mounted the other Jilcphint. anil afrer him 
 the Sabaiid.ir, then 1, and after me aiioiliu : ,So iluat four 
 of us rode upon one tiephant, and 1 fat between tvvtf 
 Peril lis. 
 
 The other two Orankayes rode upon AdUn Horfe? 
 before the Hlephant thatearry'd the Letter. 
 
 Before them we:it 14 or 15 Men, each of 'em carrying 
 a piece of the Prefent, cover'd with vellovv Cloth, with- 
 out which nothing could be preleiited to th;' King. Six 
 Triinipets, lix Drums, and lix Ha.uLoys lead the Van 
 which loriided till we arriv'd at the C.-. !e, about I 
 League oil'. 
 
 In the Rear follow'd three Sahandar,. and all the Offi- 
 cers of the .A!fiiidei]iie on foot. 
 
 When we arriv'd at the Callie, we alighted at a great 
 plac.i before It, and when we entred thenuier Gate, all 
 mv Men were ordei'd to retire. Th n we pals'd two 
 oiher (iates. I was order' 1 lo pat off my Slio es, witlv- 
 out wh ih Ceremony 1 could iivt have .AuJiencc of the 
 Kin.g. 
 
 Soon after, the Royal Chappe was brought, and being 
 Hrll put iiitii my Hands, then rais'd a'-ove my Head, and 
 re-^leliver'd to him th.it brought it, 1 was order'd to fol- 
 low it, being aceompanv'd b., a Sabandar ,iiid an Orun- 
 kaye. 
 
 \Vc waited f imc time at the Kind's Chamber-Door, 
 wliich WMS cnvei'd w.th Silver Plate. A; lall an liunuth 
 came 01. t, who gave the Sabandar to kiuvv, that tho' the 
 King was more mdilpos'd that Day tlun ufually, yet 
 lince I was lb near, he Ihould bring me in. Upon which 
 1 was led into the Clumber by two Men. one holding me 
 by each Hand; and let upon a Tiirky-Carpet with my 
 Legs .a-crol's, in purl'uanc: of the Cullom of that 
 Country. 
 
 Then the two Men retir'd, and I faluted the King in TheFonnof 
 the uUial form, vi:{. by joyning my Hands, and lifting S'luu'loo. 
 them up to my Forehead, bowing my Head a little. The 
 Cullom does not oblige one to take off their Hat, but I 
 being unaccullom'd to appear before Perfiiis of that Qiia- 
 lity with my H.U on my Head, chi.fetopiit .toff. The 
 King fite upon a place about two Foot higher, and gave 
 me to know by the Sabandar, Th.at he was inlinitclv ol>- 
 lig'd to the King of Fr.incc for the Prefent he had lent him, 
 which he cfteem'd more than ten Bahars of Gold. Then 
 he opcii'd the Letter, and gave it to me to interpret to the 
 S.abandar, who undertttwd a little I'lrturue^^e. But his 
 Kuowledgcof that L.atiguagc was lb very'imperfeiil, and 
 the Stile of the Letter lo uncommon among them, that I 
 could not make him uiiderftand it : For the very firft 
 word, vl^. Moil Itliijhi.iii, put him to a Itand ; upon 
 which I turn'd it to Diarti} Bnthcr , which the King lik'd 
 
 mightily. 
 
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240 
 
 M. Beaulicu'j Voyage to the tall- Indies. 
 
 Lib.K. 
 
 niiphtil\, r.ivipt!. He knew very well ilwi C"litil\un w.mirt'itito ioiliiir\i liir tlicy li.iimtnl tlic I loiirc |>rr. 
 I'liric* 11%'ilin iillur in iluit 1 utir* l>\ liuh J'.x|'riili'iii»' I'Ui'.nly, lo ili.it / iniilil ni i iln or l.i" .my flri); wirhiu i 
 At Lilt, fiiKf I Kiiilil not make ilie ,V.(/rfi(./-i> iimliiltanil 
 every M'onl ot" tlie l.iiur, I npeaieil the fiil'(Unii- ot it 
 inlliiiii 
 
 Th.-.i 111- M(i(K'liri(ki.in M.ii.lh' cUiir.l lli> Mi>;lu - 
 mi's to j^iaiit Hit a ^rle .iiul I 'mlilhirli'il TiMftiik in li « 
 'I irnt. i.e'. .uul proiiiuM in like iii.iiinir to prunVl liiv 
 MijllitiiHlx Snl'iiiU it' .\ii> of 'em llioiilil liAj'piii lo 
 tone iiilii hiH Kiiip.iloni ; I h il lie lU'liml noijiini; iiion', 
 lli.liitli.u .1 C'liiiiiiii'uc lHHvi'i.n Ills ,SiiS|o»;t« .iiul ilidlc ol 
 .(imw, llioiilil brir)', li.nito llie kriuuliilpe of lo (>n.it .< 
 Prii.re ; A lul ili.it lu' li.ul lent liiii .i I'lvUiit ',f Arms, .is 
 .1 I'.iiitrnol till' Maiut.iCliirc in tvliiih lis Srl'itCts 
 eXiell'ii. 'I li;s iloiic. tin Kuij; p.lve me |o know liv the 
 ,\<i^ .!< ./.'I , 'I'li.it I w.is l-oili \siUome.inil I.Ui- in liis'l'ir 
 ri|f>rii> i 'I'li.tt .ls to the itiillmls ot I'r.iile. the lli.t.l- 
 .iliil /v/',r,. /■• is'.l luTciotore lo h.ue I'l pi ei i-^ hisCoiintrv , ''■"' •' (inlil Siiiiih tin 
 Ai .III e.ily i-.iie, I'lit now ili.u iIkv h.i.l ll.own inh I'^i" loen.inul .i l.irc 
 
 their kii.nvleijm- ; lv|i,|i«, iluy tiviiiiently ilin'il my 
 I <Miiiiiill.irks.inil I'liflVrs, whuli m.iae me liilWcb, thai 
 tliev iledniiil either lo ill) 'kill .in lii|iiry, or t.i piin;|i oui 
 ot them .III .\icoiimot mv |)eli('ns 
 
 i.lrwis the mil, Iviiii; i.illil lo fpc.ik wiih the 
 Kirip, hi li.ewiil me the two i'lke il .uls ih.u | |,,i,| p,i.. 
 leiiie.l hint, whiih, .ilnn . the t.uv il Work, wrre at tirlk 
 Mnii'il Willi .11, iiinneltoluni- j Inutile Kiii'.' Ii,iviii(( fji- 
 veil iheiii In one ol li s ownCio'ii-Snmhs lo Iv e.ii\eil .ahJ 
 jSiMeJ, tin- P.iiiit unit < tf lis liJiiii .!« lli';lio|,l->m.tli pi r 
 iliiin III the liie. .So the Kinp w.imeil to k\:ti\\i if | 
 lOiiM ijiiiik ol .itn i'lo.iyth.it oiiM put ihiiii tunnlits.is 
 iheywetv. I toKI h in I knew mme : I 'pon wliiih Ik 
 i.iiisMtu.iu Mtl ilii' poor lellous II.iikIj tli.it li.nipiuTV- 
 tluiiiimotlicl-ire. I lien the Kirj; t.i.M me lu- luar.l K""' 
 NmuI. .liul iriiiL-d I umiJilnnlirh.V, 
 (loM Kiiij; of |ii>, i|i.ir \vei:iu.h» . 
 
 IrtplN'il, 'Iluii the Infoleneeof tli.tt N.ltiiin, in nrter- kl'^veli, boili ujon ili, 1 lilt^ aiuLSeal'l\ii\ls ; aiiil .-i v.t 
 inp to ill ;liroiu' Kiiip.s tint h.ue flown tliiin CiMlities, I mimlier ot CjoM CLiI") s to put upon the <l'.il;uks ; .\i) 
 would lie .t liiiprilinp piece of Nrw< in /iinr,-; 'lh.it lor 'ol'l me iliiit he h.iil al'oNf tluvc lltnni of (iolil i 
 
 Haniiii); inpr.niti ilein warrm;; with ilie Ktiip of /I ojti'r/i, laN.ve .in Oim. e, win. h he ilrlmrd to me. 
 whnlia.l loniiiT y voiiihlafiil them a kiml Kaepnon, I his frim,- was very iiirRiiis in all I apulary ai ,1 
 lie hail tluM I'prn larsj all the IVpper I'lanis to W i iit ,fioM Sniuh, Wari'i ; fnrliv had ,il ove inr (loId-.Siilitlu, 
 dc «ii, li.ill hiieatiet lliey ll.oiild pr. ve tlu onalinn of j 'liat »ioiij;|it dai\ for liini ; and lie Ihew'd ii e .i ntv'nt ■". 
 iioid'ie ; 'I hat Iv tliu ir.eansilc priie ol'the I'lpper was| n'unl'^r ol .Sunis, l.iim. Ui, ilii,-,. „( t. wli.,li \\<r tli.'"' 
 rais d ^4 K .i!s the Haliai ; and thai, e\ en at that price, l '""It p-lrr wre I'or'd at the two ends ; leviial Nt i k'.ucs 
 hednl not nil cli .aie to lit iheiii lia\e it, kiiowinp tlictii aii.l Chains ot larpe liiieralds j Caliuks 't dariiKiits 
 tohe.inlll li rt of People, that wnnl.l r. ti and pill.ipe, I •I'ter their falliioii, (I'lliroidei'd witli jeuelsj pr.at 
 an.ldoany ilune, in order t.) rnprcfs the 'i'rade of the ' Vellels ot (iold tover'd with |ewels ; a great iii»- 
 /'.,/>'. nv'WonIs, Hani'eis.iiHl Uani'.ts, cover'd all over wih 
 
 alt 
 lid 
 
 my p.iri / uas'llnuk with aniaycnicnt, to timl ihai a Cal.icks and tl.il'ps; .1nd tliat lix l)a\s would not 
 IVople, who prruiuled to nothing luit fa;r Merihandize, (uftiie lor t.ikiiig a view ot ail hi, Jiwils and Stones, 
 .ind whom the King of l' r, .has long pmnctcd .igainlt , ^^'lieilier he l.iid thisout of Dllini.iiiin rir n t, I know 
 the S/iNii'ii'. lloiild on th.s tide of the World (light I's, not. Hm tin guatelt |'.irt nt" what I law Vireratlirr 
 and nfe all ireaiis lodo us .\» Injury ; ^tu\ that, in regard ^ -*>toiu^ ot ilaiw than v.iluc ; tlio' after .ill I niiiltownlio 
 I h.u! no C'oniiiiiilion to ul'j anv irannir of Vi, lenre, or | Hiew d me lone that iviic very ruli, p.irtien'.irU tlirif 
 to fortify .in\ plaie. Inn only to fell and buy in a liiirway, I^i^nnonds, lii.itm.iy I'c wurtli tV-ni is to z Cr.u.n 
 1 1 uj;iii iK't to l-e rank'd among a Nation, whole very ' f'^'''-'' '>^" ^ery latgo Kuliics, nn.\ an I'.ineiM d that ' ■■ 
 C'oiiMvtat on 1 avoided. | got in tlie L'oni]uell of /v,.;, win. Ii wasoiu- of iliepiv- 
 
 I'p.'tuhis, the King order'd lome .Sallaile tobo r,i\cn > 'I'lt .Stones I ivcr Hue. .Alter that, I lii n.ir (inlj. 
 nie ill a laigc('ild \ eilel, and a .Suit of his C'loaths laid ' Smuli to wank tor the King, and was forrv I had one on 
 upon a .Silver I'latter, whnh he i rder'd me to put nn. [loJid, luing apprelunlive that if tlie King lik'd his 
 Ha\:ng retired to the next C'hamlier and put on hisi^'oik, lie woulil ntatd us to ge; his jewels cnaineld. 
 Clo.e.hs a. ove my own, 1 return d to Ins Ma)elky, who llaving ^lceafic^ll to l.nild a I.oiig-Hoat to liipiily the 
 told lee the .Ari... my Mailer h.id lent him, 'vould he room of that I h.id lolt, 1 went to the Oi.tii\:y 
 vcr'. lrr\iCi.Mhlc to hiiii in the Sieceof M^ln^.n, which | '•■'»'■"'""';, toilelire lie would ohtain niea I.iteiif.' fi>rt'hc 
 
 I polite to the Koa.!, 
 
 hehJi' in li.i view, aiul a^k'd me if I would atcuiiipany inttnigol Wind m the lllain 
 
 le.inthithu. 'and let tie have lii'.lii.at, which i.urird aloiit I -. 'I im, 
 
 Irep'y'i!, I w aii.l place my lad Happmels in doing to liring tlv W'ond ailioir. I legr.inte.i my Kei]iiiH up,,,)' 
 "I'lien he put I'everal Qiic- 'lie VAiiilidirauoii of paying Inni i.j /</>/j a Mi'iitli tiir 
 
 Ins Boat; whiili was ind-e.l CNtia' agaiitly d ai, l.nt I 
 wasiiMig'dtogive ir, ur die I h.id not had tlie Kuig's 
 Liceiile lo ealily. 
 
 The I9tli, the King feiit a I,! -y.;^ to invite nu- ioikk- 
 
 Pinner. When I iniic I foin d ih,' King in a 'uuiate Ha'I.M ' 
 
 I the Hooref which was'cover.l woh I'mUi r'.ini.r i„.,m!1'> 
 
 hiinanv nininien f Serui 
 
 (kill's to me a'.'oi.it the .Age, I'liillancc, (Vc.nfniy .Mailer; 
 anil V hen I told him that m\ Mailer was in peace wrli 
 a'l lie World, paiticularly with the Cifii.l S i'^ni.w ; He 
 laid, He Would enter into a llr.iit Alliance wiili the 
 K;r.a 1 f K.oir. 'I'lrs done, I wa.s n;oiin:cd upon an i 
 
 Kiel haiit and Cdndmlled home. | the floor ot winch was'eover d w iih Iiiikv Caipit,iiroii 
 
 Cine iliii.g happen'd upi n my tirll I'etting out ui order , vvhiili he made me lit down ; and alter he had ordcr'd 
 to.m .^lU^lenceof the King, that I mull not omn. |ull loine Sallade to be piviii iiic in a l.irge (lolden Unit, the 
 as I was mounted upon theldephant, the/>;i;i/'' and /'^^- cover ot which w.i.s lit all o. er wiih tiiietalds, an 1 .isk'd 
 ///'■Coiniiv.irancs with lo or ^o uf their (lang, having ' me lbmei|iieltioiis idncerning the (oandeyMaii.lPiiiil.ince 
 hid then lelvcs in a Poreh of the /■■"i;////' Houfe that was ot Ciirilti.in Princes; there came al'C t ^'^ Women 
 jiillorpolite to mine, lie?'d i pon the /)»/./■ .\f-ii 1 men- , eaili ot which had a large Silver Dilli in their Anns' 
 ti' tied al ove, wlioni / ileligned to make ufe of as an In- i which iliey let on ihe (ir.amd on the Carper. l!a' h Diili 
 ter|retcr to the King. Being tluii upon the hlephant. / 1 was cnver'd vviili a Clorli uf (iold, or half Silk h.ilf 
 could not coiivi r.iiiitly get down ; Inu /repreleiucd to the , (iold, with jewels trailing ii|'un the Ciu.imd. -Xtier 
 ,'i.n .i;i..'.i the impiidtiice of thole Men, in offering to lay 1 tliele Women had Hood for Ionic t;ine, the King orJcr'J 
 liindsnpon one that was carrying Prclents from his Ma- them to let Dinner betnre inc. I pon which iliey im. 
 
 lelty of KviHictothe King ot 
 toorderthc />ii\7' .\/.:" to l>c rel 
 
 hin: 
 afed. 
 
 and prefs'd him 
 'I he <!ali,in,l/:i rc- 
 
 cover'dthe Dillies, wliuli had ilie mci'niteieike of a 
 firgeBalon, and tigcther with the lad wire about two 
 
 plv'd, he would take care of it, but could not ftop at loot and an half deep. l)ut of each of thd'e Ui 
 that time. When / had audience of ilie King, / impor- 1 they drew tix Plateuif Gold, full of Comhuires, Mea: 
 tir'dthe ^/-.h.vi.i.tr to let the King know my rerentirentof ! and Pally, alter this falliinii. .So ih.it in lefs tli.in a Mi- 
 that .Avil'on ; lv;t he told nic it was not a proper time : ir.'te, I li iind my lelf li.irnnrdeil with (^I'dcii D.ilau 
 And the King perceiving /wanted to fay I'omethmg, ask'd lome loniaiiung Water, otiicr Sance.s, and one which 
 iIk V.iArw.iV:. what it was, who replied, He did not under- was very large, full of Rice; 1 elides two other Dill.cs 
 Hand mc _ |of T »i. ,n(', whieli il.ey clleeni inure ihanCioM, ecu- TV' 
 
 I'ponthis I wmt next Day and vilitcd the 0-.;);';i,» ,ta:nif.g Kicc ( made ufe of f . r Bread allo-.ci ihef«.w\-j !"'> 
 l.-.\cm.iiir, a grc.1t Favourite of the King's; and made of "liicli theKingt»i-dcr'.l u;c loear ; and 1 found it vcrv 
 himaPreUni of two Anp'ibizes, a piece of watcr'd I gor.d, for its tall reteml led t\t r M :'Ci f.r :, Afcr t'la' 
 Camlet, a gilded Head-piece, a I.ooking-Glals, lix Kar- i liy the King sor.ler, aiilaiii.ich bnnigli: me fome ibirk 
 Penucnts, and t,vo Glaf'-Chains. He rcceiv'd nic very ' in a (ji Id C'lp Ui in a large Gold.ui C.d.l n Idrank d 
 g-acioiuh ; and after lonie difcourfe, 1 recounted to him ' his (irandeur's l" tici Health, and thoiii'lu to havedrink 
 tik- St' ry of the t),:cl Mi», whom ; prctcmicd to havciituj'; but the l.ii]ttor was lo very liri' iii; and lierv, tli.nt 
 entertained, b-.caufe he faid he had been lorinerly under i it quickly b."iiilk'd niy tip, and pi;t nic into a I're.it .Sweat. 
 tlieO <:/.'<;(iy; Protielioii. Bi t theO,,r,,^,.:i told niethat if , The King tuld me, liihe I had drink to his llealtli I 
 the /5()f./' A/-:« laid anv liich thing, he was a Cheat and a ; ffioiild drink it nit ; and that if he were to drink the 
 Villain. NcMt l.'ay to prevent all further Correlpondiaice King of /■' ai.cc's Health, he wi. uld no: leave a dicof ;c. 
 with the i;«,s ■)'■> ' "•''' '-P ''''^ ^•■"^'^ "' "U'' Hoiifc that JButupC/nmy Rciiueil, they c.itluiy'd the LKii.f)r'ror 'a 
 
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 c«i'l>i (;r. ,u 
 
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 ; aiul a v.iit 
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 II t, I know 
 V Vitc railiiT 
 I nmll ovii h,' 
 ku'ai'U thric 
 
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 : tij liipply the 
 
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 tn the R.ia.!, 
 
 A/. BeauliciT/ f^oyage to tic EaiWndies, 
 
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 n Uilli, tl'.i' 
 
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 hi'ir Ariiii;, 
 la.h Diih 
 f Silk h,it' 
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 ni; "iJcr J 
 til '.lii'V mi- 
 ll fill c ot i 
 aUiut two 
 thcll Uilhi's 
 itr.ri's, Moat, 
 P: th,m a Mi- 
 ilvii D.ilas, 
 oiu', which 
 oiliir Dill.cs 
 
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 ci ihi'f,.'.;,,-!,'"''!' 
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 foiiic il'ink 
 I Jrn'k I ) 
 I have vli'ink 
 rdlu-ry, that 
 a •Mcnt'iwi'at. 
 ills Mialcli. I 
 to liriiik the 
 c a (ill prifit. 
 Lun.or (or a 
 wcahir 
 
 weaker fort. They |»rcll'Jm« mightily to tat in J dunk. I *l"oiit the Price ofhuPeppu, lo the Mcrchjii'i that 
 
 . « • ;.. .:.'.» u.. •: ...i.u „„. I..... I wetealoim witfiiiif. Heiiaveiiu- noanlwertuihatiioint t 
 
 bit isk dine what lot t vi a Ship ihe Ihrt wan, that I 
 
 had letit w H/iurtm, anil what her Carpo might amdiint 
 
 I aiilucr J him as mar i> 1 ton Id ; iipin whiih, he 
 
 But%t laft, beii^ quite lit'd by litfinU with nVf f.eg> 
 itrofs I r'»v'J •'>••' S''ia»i<</tr to prelj mo ro eat no 
 nirrt- : Upon which the King ordct'd all the Di(hes to be 
 rcmov'd, and bid mc driiik hn Health oii.c more Ihn 
 , iim'i d.ne, they brought a tery fitie Cari«ir, done uyou a 
 »»"<» Gffiin'l "f ^"'''i .itid laid between me and the Kmm 
 ihen fame M or Z" Women, who ringed theiiifelw v by 
 iht Wall fide, and eai h of 'cm having little Driins in 
 iIk'U HaivN fling their Kiiig'i Conipielts, making then 
 Viiitetoanfwcr the Ururnn. After that thefi- came in at 
 ahiric IXnir, two Girl» very odillv dnlsd, ba xery 
 hamll"""". •■'"J ^''''''^'■' til-"" •iny ' cverfawin fa hut a 
 1 1 iintiy. I'pon their Head they had a Inn of Hit made 
 rf SpaiiRli'< of Gold, whuh plilter'd imrlitily, nf ether 
 with a Plume alioiit a I'lnt and an half higli, madr ot 
 ihc U""-' Spangles. This Hat hiinp down upon on.' 1 ar. 
 I'hi's had large har IVnlamn cf Sparj^lisof Cmld rcath- 
 inf, d^iwntd their Shoililer*. 'I heir Ni i k wa? covor'd 
 Willi N'cklaifs of liold jnnd upon thru ShmiMers was a 
 (nit if Iiikito' (iold ciirioiillv <'M)'ra\'d ; undir wlmli 
 tv.h aShift or HriK of C'lorh if (iuM, ui'h Ki'l !>i k 
 ,, ici.ngihcit Bitalk, and a very broaitCiirdlc made of 
 Cod .SpaiiKic". 'I heir (iirdio was tiril above the 
 Hafli.'..i.'s, ttom whiih there hiiii)' a Cloath of Ct^ld, 
 vv;ih llrait Breeches iinderneaili, whuh were likrwde 
 11 aje if Cloath ot GoM, and did no; pal's thcKiues, 
 wiure leieral Hells cf Gold hunf; upon them. 'I heir 
 .\nr< and l,ej;s were naked ; but Iroiii the Wrilk to tlu 
 r.l'.ow were Uuriiinded vrith PraccUts of Gold and 
 ji-weis, as well as from the Antle to the Calf of the I eg. 
 \t iheir (iirdle, eai h of 'cm had a .Sword, the llilt and 
 ,S. ..Ill aid of v^hiili wa« cover'd with juvela, and in 
 ijeirHands a large Fan of Gold, with Uvcial little Sells 
 .i', out It. 1 hey adv nnc'd Ujion the Carpet wall a pro- 
 faiind Grai ity, and I'llling i pon their Knees before the 
 King, I'aliited liiui by jo n ng their Hands and 1 ft;np 
 Iieiiu'p to their Head. Then they legan to dance vviili 
 oi'.c Knee ujfin tli'.' (irni-iid, making feveral ituitions wth 
 thtirl'oJy .ind Arirs. Afterthat they daticM upright with 
 .1 (irtat ileal of Agility and Cadeiue; lonKtinies pui- 
 tin(! the;r Hand to ilieir Sword, anoilier tune making as 
 if ihcy llioi a Bow, and loinctiiues as if ihey had a 
 Shield and Hanger in their Hands. This laltcd about 
 hall' an Hour, after which they knee! d I ct'i re ilie Kiiif!, 
 and in my opinion were prcttv well tird, fir each of 'cm 
 liaJ.ibove 40 pound weight of Gold upon 'em. How- 
 ever they danc'd with a very good grace; and if our 
 I- .(.■■/i IJaiiciiig Mallets had I'ecn 'em, they would have 
 own'd their I'erformatico to exceed what wc account 
 hjrhariJiis. 
 
 .'it. lart it grew late, and rpon my remieft the King 
 f rf.red me 10 go, havin;.; tint prel'rnted me with ii^L 
 liiile pieces of (iold of liisCovn, which tin y call Mii. 
 ai.J .are worth about ten I'eiue a piece. 'I hen the Sri .v - 
 :,:. londiiCled ue home by Water, and alfur'd me he 
 imcr law the Kiiij" ll.ow lo much Rrfpect to any Stran- 
 ger, el'pecialh in bitlenng hisNVonun 10 dance before 
 me; (or, J'.'ring that liiitertaiii'iHiit, ilie whole Com- 
 
 r I !'niil; 
 
 any lluit their Lyes, it being a C.ii'iial Crime to look 
 I poiithe King's Women ; tlio' indeed 1 look'd upon them 
 ^ '"* ?, \erv earnelUy all the while, pteluining that they were 
 5, fj,,^^' not brought thitlier to make me il.ut my byes. 
 
 iLip. This Pr. nee told me he had above I o If iZ-.m of Gold, 
 
 allnr'd ineihe was taken by the DiitJ; anti that in alfiort 
 tiiiu: 1 Ihould liau' lertain intelligence of it. He fold 
 nif Withal that whilel lontiiiiicd in In. Road, he would 
 fituremefrom receiving am ip|iiry at \\vi Htnd«, the 
 ""'i''aiid in'.ijh haiif'-'ty Uing wonh invc than my 
 Shipi buttliat without ihi Koad he would ikji interell 
 hiiilelf in the (Jnarrel. If leeiii- f|i" King had mention- 
 ed the taking of -he //c/ic-ir nv, tult Amlicuce: But the 
 V.//,iH,i'/r did not guc me to imderllaiid it. And indeed 
 I was at a gre.it h fj, both in 'his, and inahy other thiiigi, 
 thil Icnuldiii r inakeui'e (f an Interpreter of my own. 
 For nirhoui a particular I.ic M'e from the King, it i« not ti,, ,)„,„, 
 tole.lone. TKlide*, no inteiptcKr i« fond of appearing of I, n/« 
 before the King ; for if lie ii.,ikc» but th'' le.nt trip in ''"«'(*•'•«• 
 Ins Difcourlc, or fayj any ihing that the King ijoej not''*'*"' 
 like, tho' ordcr'd to Ipiak it, he » in dauber of being 
 err ri» pieces. An Inltante of tint we have m one /'*,/,# 
 l."'nio, a Nativi; of .i.ivn and ilereneUd of a very 
 k'ood I'anib, who, beini' liiterpr 'ur for the /)(,?./•, and 
 liuiiig fiokefotiiething bv their t'ldrn that difpl.-a.'d 
 the King, was onlrri. '1. Ii s Maielty to It ct intwo 
 alive ; and the Ordeis had cut.iin'v been pi.t in Hxecu- 
 i oil, if the Hi^i/i t\.\J. not iirerceJed very tlK'iilually 
 witliiheir Pra ers and Pr-'! 'iits .n l-.i', ''elnU'. 
 
 All this while I couid do mithing in the Pepncr Con-vf,. rinp'i 
 cerii; fornobihlv dim fella Ciraiii till the King had Cue^ Frf Ju. 
 h Id his ; a'ld it was iic>t proper for mc to prtli the King 
 nil ch upon 11, be.a (e he was oif of humour w ili foinc 
 ol listoaiidees, liailiig pi'i tliiec rf 'eui to death for 
 approproitini! totlieiri v.'n "ferome |cvvels thi'V had met 
 vvithii.il-e l.tteCompielk of Pr.i ; ard condeiiiii'd ihu 
 V w,' i/f vy ; 1 to die for retaini.g ("1 me Hocty in the 
 War with y, ■•./-, who with nn cli liiterreilion got otf 
 t ri; n h{i.',,. When the Kiiij! wa". in ti.el'e H'linoiirs 
 no 11 ,U diii'it I'peak to hiiu ui-oii any Subjuif ; ,tnd the 
 People of that Country imagine that he is more lubjcdto 
 them about New Moon than any oiherrinii*. 
 
 A/,1 I. thc7tli, Aliout an hiur before Sun rifing, wc *" •'■"'''■ 
 had a great Harthqnake, at lull-Moon, which, the Na-'IJ')";,'' 
 lives laid, was prcdiCfid four or live Days before bv 
 the C'.i</> or Bilhop of Wr/ •», whoimhey gave out forthc 
 wii'eltof Men. 1 am iiiforin'd there are ion, motily three 
 or tour Earthiiuakes in this place every Year. 
 
 M.uch the 9th, 1 waited upon the King with ilinie 
 Prefenis, in order to oUa'n leave to buy up Pepper from 
 prr. a'c Perfons, which he would not allow till his own 
 w.as lo'd olf, wliiih he alw.iyskipt hall as dear again as 
 the other. 
 
 The 11. xt nine 1 vvaiied upon h in I foiuid him at a 
 Cfxk bighting and laving very li:j;Ii Wagers with his 
 (Jm),v;i.'. 1 pon nn uitiaiue he prefented me with a 
 Dajtger, whuh had about hu' or lix Litres worth of 
 Gold upon the Handle. Kut I found hau lo intent upon 
 h s Wai'er.ng, that tw.is nor j'roper to irention my Atl'air 
 .11 that time. I could 1101. bm take notice of one In-'''" '''"^'■^ 
 
 r 
 
 ■ i-i 
 
 1; IV Kir.j' 
 |,l'W-rc, 
 
 :.c. iSocooco of Litres, belides hs Sil er Jewels 
 O'.hcr'Ccmniodiiics ; but then he keeps it ch fe, and 
 
 ni) occalion tolpend ir. Be(ii!r 
 
 and 
 has 
 Ilie Riiyal 'I'real'ureh.is 
 U'cn h.iiided down from Fa' her to Sou, for /l.ivn was 
 never pillag'd or I'ack'd by anv Natum, and the King 
 often boaltsthat he fears no Prince but the Giin^l .<,•/;;;,•/ 'r, 
 who, according to an Ancient Prophecy, handed down 
 by Tradition, lliallone Day conquer that place. 
 
 Frl'iur.iy the 19th, An Or/inl(itye and two S.it nn.l.vi e aiiic 
 
 aboard in the Kmg'sK'ame, to demand two Swords that 
 
 I had, one of which I h.ad piomis'd liim before. Before 
 
 they lx5arded me, they were in feme danger in the 
 
 lAditproui Mouth of the River, where there lies a very dangerous 
 
 Rfc[;i./tl,uin r ,1 I , T- ■ - ■ 
 
 [IM. 
 
 "B. 
 
 ■ir. 
 
 when the ^iea 
 
 ttaneeof the King's Av.,rice, and his Rcadinefs to lacri- '(,'l'„n^'"'j1 
 hee all thiui's to his lO etous Teirper "I'was thii,« Cxk- 
 Oiie of the Company pin-li'd upon a middle liz'd Cock,'''**'""** 
 irt' ling to bet up.n his lieadajMiiilt any other of what 
 li?el"c\er ( it Iviig < iillomary there to ira.eli 'cm ac- 
 cordini;toiheir lizes. / llpon wh.ch an 0/,i/,i;<i> that had 
 I'oineof the King's Cocks a keeping ' for he gives them 
 Ol t among his 0.,i»/i;.,',ijaicoriuiig to their SiibiUnce and 
 I'llate ) pretetited a very larre Coek ; and upon this the 
 King 1 etted very high. But the hr'.le Coek beat the great 
 One, and fo the King lolt his Miney. Being fretted by 
 thelofs, lieask'el theO/fw/^^v how it came to pals that the 
 li'tlcCock had more Ihcncih than the great one. The 
 Oi,uk,.i) anfwering with all poliible luuuility that he 
 could not conceive l.ow it was; the King replied, He 
 coiiceiv'd very cilily, that it prceeeded from the Cocks 
 being ill fed, and that he haii given theCeck'sRiccto his 
 Vv'hoies, orellecat it himlelt. This faul, he order'd his 
 
 , cfpccially towards the Evening, 
 Btcezi'S break the Water upon it. 1 gave cm both my '■ Right Hand to be cut otf, which was immediately put in 
 Swords, but withal prav'ei them to acquaint his Ma-. execution 
 
 jelly that I had no more, and it being an unwonted thing Next Day the S.ilunJrr came ro my Houfc, and ac-„ , , 
 inK.inci: to go abroad without a Sword, I Imped he quainted me tli.u the King ask 'd for his Pepper 64 /^l'.r/J^,VJvTB"' 
 would let mc have one cf them again Next Day he the ii.i/vt . I toldhim 1 could not buy it at that rate, ly tjrtt' 
 returned one of them, with a Prel'nit of a Dagger, Then he ask'd me what 1 was willing to give. Ian-'''fP*'' 
 madcaftcr the falhion of the Country. He who brought fwcr'd, I would not pretend to fet a Price up.'in the 
 it told the King lik'd the other m ghtilv, bccaufe it did King's Goods, but would gladly treat wiili his Subjects, 
 not bow when they oflcrcd to bei d it, and that if this if his Majelty would give mc leave. I'pon which he 
 had not bow'd ! had never hen it again. Afterthat 1 gave mc to know, that couli not be granted, till the King 
 Went .alT.oar, andaibels'd 'hcK ng. that he would plealb had Iold hs. At that time, tho'theKing kept his Pepper 
 to or Jcr fome of his Officers to make lomc Overtures at ^4 /<:'.i'', the pm ate People would have fold it tcr 3 
 
 'XViniinGold. I i Now 
 
 'iK'li 
 
24-2 
 
 M, Bcaiilieu'j l^oyage to the Eaft-Indies. Lib. Il| 
 
 J : 
 
 Tti» »<'ii«jt Now itie lOiinu iM.iliii ot" .» T.v I ii tom /<i,i/i Hui 
 ' Vu n**""*-' «vk 4iri\ilintlii'.llAii', the (ioMiolc, ami tlic ^"<<' 
 »;,'•' ••"'" t'lli 1<" uli>T>4« wt ii»Mii«li.u, ,f. MaUiir 4 /Cm/>. 
 »«M> n"! Ill w «i' umiMi li.uc iiKivc M- Tlin AltiT»tiiiii i» on.»- 
 •""l* liiiiiM In ilic K'nn'»iMinnilli"V. ''H the Gold in liii own 
 
 H.\nil«, .indioyiniK I'M. I Mnnt^ H) i iuhUic Aninii)', ilic 
 l'crii>:c, wild I'lit II I'll .It .inv r.iic ior (jM. H<-(i>lc«, 
 /<i'.i,i WDiilcl lu\ciinin\iilaii()innilui Ciiy. Wiu' it nn 
 for (hole of Su.r.U- .lllil MJ.I.fH.:li, whi> liift'lv thi« 
 jiUce Willi Cdiii'iii.iiiui.* ilt.u tin V lannot W wuhoiir, .niil 
 I'xpMi imilii}'. iVciii il liiit X..r,>, >niciii wimli, liny ((.nil 
 Conl'ulkiilil>. Niiw there I emu 11" >'■""''■ *»lii|' llieie.it 
 tliK t nic.l it.ike (>lf ilie '( I, llu'ir \4liie limk .ipue , 
 ulurli w.n.m iiUin to I (ill 111 ine, «iii> l\.iil nipihmn ille 
 lit /< /i, at it lime, wlien ilie /)«'i" .11 il /''X Y'' 
 li.ul ('n)ld cni.\i|'li in tUi-ii- H.iii.U. 1 o let rii to ilie 
 .Vii,ii,/i , He I'M me alur .iH, tli.it the Kinn, out ol 
 111' rartieiiliir Alleelii'iiiome, wm.lil, )\rh.ii's, let me li.ive 
 liisi'epi'ir.itthe I'.iiiie I'rue ili.it the /> •.' liaJ offer i),i ?. 
 4jS /< 1 ilie ^/.^'.i'. I upU il, tlut the Kinn h.i.l ('.mil 
 Icuial liilLliieeMil' hit Aite.'kicin tmue ili.it I W...1KI like 
 tare to repon to ilie Kiii(', of /■' .1 1 e the Keli'-i'l Iik M i- 
 |i.ll> of .1 . fN li.iil llii AMI 10 Ins Intel*, ami tli.it lhei>l'- 
 i;p.^;lons Hay miller 10 the K'np. ot' .h' (•" wojM lieii.iuh 
 ltrenj;then'i.l, il he uinilil .illi wine tiitakein iiiv I ,i.!iiit{ 
 at li c'lf, liiuel coiil.l not ilu it at .(,/,(.', where iliel\|>- 
 fer watr)\ery ih.ai. tinlel'< I hail a niiiul to return to 
 f./:i;,-r with li.ilf lailiii;^. Then ilie V iZ-iw,/-' a>k\i iiie 
 %ih.it Pnliit I H.;iikl 'make to ilie King t"c r thar b"a- 
 \oiir, aiiii what I would (lue hiin fir procurinn of it. 
 1 tolil h III I vv( iilil 11. Millie, of the iiiai'ir, ami an]! aitir 
 n..i»»mitr him with niv Ri fo'iiiioiis that Night. Ha\in(;coiiimmii. 
 proprril e catcil the Mi tii II to i ill Men liaius, it was iin.iiiinn.iilly 
 }*'^j', !'',,';„" ajjrceiinion, that I ' .iv woii'il I'e a place of more pro- 
 ^...1. (:• f. r us, tlio' :; lofl iii <effi K;'' for a l.icenie to 
 traile there. Thereupon 1 lent one to loiiiulthe 5.:/ ■' .Ac, 
 in order to kn<w\sliat Ins IVni.iiids iiiiBht he; '1 he S - 
 /.-'...'.•r ti'I.I li.iii the l>:''i and ' 'C'/VJ had otferM ilie 
 Kiiin twoMiips laden wuli (loods, for the I'ri\ilepe ot 
 an I'ii'hi Years iae'lory ai IV. iv, aid that if 1 wmi'd 
 j;ivc h;ii) 4c'0 li!,-.:.', .ind make the King a Prcfem iif 
 lecoe /^M/.', lie wciild pruiiiie nic .1 Kaiilory there f.r 
 two Years, lleanrp this exiravaiiam Demand, I per- 
 teiv'd the -V.!/ ^w./i; to I'c a praiiJ Villain ; and niolied 
 to make my Addrcfs to O .iw<' i» / « \ ■mrne. Aeidrdinply 
 I pave him a Vilii, .indreprelemed loliim th.it I had been 
 a Ion;; time there, Withou: niaknit! any progreb 111 inv 
 Biilinel'i; that the Pepper was lo dear at //i-/f«, tint I 
 could not Inu i: there without a i oiilideiahle lol's ; Tint 
 Tic n- uasthe \y.r.'.\ propi r p'aec f.r me within the Kinp.'s 
 Doninoiiv; That lor.d'iiiiii.li as I c<iiild m t trade at 
 ■/Vifa- widioi t the K'"i'\l.iienie, I thoii};ht irnivUi'id 
 way tohave iieonrK to lum, krowm;; that if liefuoiir'd 
 nic, ilie Kinp woi'ldiertanly piaiit it ; And that out of 
 aprntcUil Seii.eof f ilia l.ivonr, I would make him n 
 Prefent of 4^o /(^.V; /, and .inothi.r to ilie Kinp, o\ fi.nr 
 Ironti. IIS, vveiphinp ^500 Pound laeh. Upon tli:> liead- 
 vis'd ire ii'.t to delire any fiuli thiiij' of the Kine, who 
 had a picat AlKctiun for me, an I wa« dtlimiis of ladinp 
 mc wiih h 'iowii IVpper. I npl\'d,T liatl uas inhn:i -ly 
 oMip'd to till' Km;:, luit eoiild not cniue up to ilie I'riee 
 that ilic /J/i/i/'had olVered him. Then he ti;ld n e that I 
 did not km w what the Kmp would do on my hejiaif, 
 and ihanhe (i.iiis I n cn;i 11'.! was not ,1 [Toper Prefcni 
 for the Kinp, w ho had n.i re already than he knew what 
 to do with. 
 
 Mr: J' tiic I'jil. I il tevcedeil with the King for ilie 
 Redemption o* four I'nrio. ^, Chrdtians. that were his 
 Captives at \r^ri.ir,tii. ilu'.r Raiilon.e e.inie to C^z 
 {{i.i.i, llSof which I was fore d loaiKaiiee, retain'iip 
 one of ihe Men for my lecurity ; the relf of the Money 
 licinp paiher'd ly a t'linvi-ablc C'oniribur,on lioin the 
 People <f .\r^ !,,:/:/.. There V.'iv live of thife Slaves, 
 forwh.nU Redemp: in ! interceded ; Imt the Kinp would 
 needs dotniii one to Idled h;n , elf, or any ot his I-'amily 
 iipoi 01 rafion. For all of em not only knew how to 
 open a \'e:ii, as indeed mod of the l',>fi,;_iir:;c 111 the l>i- 
 liics i\i\ Initlikewife praiilis'd foine lort of .Surgery to 
 cam tne.r Rri ad in the time of their Captivlry. 
 T-.vf erf.! The f :.'.o,,('-- and an l:i,,.,ij' eair.e next Day to ae- 
 w-.,:iiro tr ]. f.,|2J,,t ,|,|. ,|i,^j the KiiiR Wanted to fiieak with nie. Jn 
 ' oliedience !o liisLommands, Iweni, and found him very 
 
 much out ol' Ir.nioiir, and pivinpordcrsforthc Toriiiriiip 
 five or fix Women. '1 o ny preat ir.ortification i faw 
 tlielo I'l'iM C :ta;i',:es torti r'd in lis pretence to the lali 
 DepiLe lot three H iiirs, and the Kin;' s Wr.ith increadiig 
 in proporr on loili, irTornicnr. After the Tonuring was 
 over, il-' oidi-rd ilic r Han. is and I.eps 10 be cut off, 
 and tiuir I'lodies to I e thrown into the River. The oc- 
 talion of thisL'serution was as follows. In theprcccd- 
 
 IHIJ, lll.lul 
 
 In Il'fjinp 
 «nJ li.iiBoy- 
 
 iiiR Night, tliiTi K-ing s or t i>l lin VVoinrn in a Room 
 ad|oinirio to hn. one of \n\ g.nc a linlrrint akr^k ■ 
 l.po„„iicli the King en.piii'J ir.n. the niait«r, ami v 
 hilk ihev all told mm tin re w.u lothiiiii in ifj brt alto. 
 
 "V ■' r\ttm, II , (hat had cry 'd mn, e.int.iVil, ihn (,„^, 
 
 bodv laniv iiiiluNighi I ii,i,-. ji.d p,ukd her in ,ht 
 
 1 i.ipli wi.h .1 Dapper, thn.' the Kei ds upon which i|„. 
 
 Ill/, iipj ' whuh llit laid, flu ii> d oil ami av.ak'd ,h!. 
 
 rrlf. Pi.-lhe rUldiil not agrre in ilKir Aiilw.i, i^,,,, 
 
 laviiigtlieyhe,irda Noili-, iind other* 1l1.1t they lu.inl 
 
 Miliilip. However^heDa^plrwa^ (onnd, but rn ln,lv 
 
 v^onld own It. Alter all, the King hnin^ jsk'd Vm 
 
 who It wa* that came wuh ilie Dagger, ami why ihpy 
 
 did m.t tell hiiii the Truth at lirit , and IiiiiImik th,, 
 
 would giic hini no latisfvnig Aidwer, w,i< led into tl' 
 
 Siilpuionol a Delign agaiim hn I ik larried on by hiv 
 
 ovv'ii Mother, who, -n lie imnginM, had alarmd ihcio 
 
 Women, ilut their out.cry might indnee ihc King to 
 
 inmeoutof h < Chamber, winch would be a favonriUe 
 
 iipponuni'v to ihe Allafliin, I liinkmg to criotr ,1 C'mi. 
 
 leilion ot the whole matier by Torture, he pur .i|| the 
 
 Wonini upon the Rack : Hut their Relolution, Coiiru-c 
 
 and Condaiicy w.n invincihlri for iionviihOanding ihc ' 
 
 Kinps fiei)iient OtTcr* ofPaidon. in lafe they wohIJ ', 
 
 diliover the Plot, and the repeated Intreaties o\' the C-,n 
 
 ot .l.leii, andihc whole Court, who bepp'd of em n, 
 
 be kind to thcmfebes ; yet they did n<it riimiv h aHl^rl^ll 
 
 'r relent. One of Vin Uiiip very old, and Iwoonini; 
 
 away liomtin.etofiine, the King took Comp-inion up. 
 
 • nher. andpiaiioiidv otdcr'd her to be put to .Ic.ith • 
 
 iip'ii vOi.ili iliealluiiidag,ayCoiirtniaiiiv, and thjnk'd 
 
 ■the King lof h,s(;r.ue andMenv, willimp him n, ,,. 
 
 conipeiici ti r hit 1 avoir a long and happy l.fe of io ,„ 
 
 i U.irs InaNNord, all of 'em Hood out undaumdM 
 
 I the lalf palp, and even alur tluMt Hands and l.igs ,v tc 
 
 I em r tr, louieot nu |i,id the Co lai'e to in, Tli 11 1', r the 
 
 Ijilifof lr_Yiats. ihevjiid Iiiigd'orMv. li.ippv Hnu,. 
 
 thai deliver'd rln,ii tioin (he diiiilpi-rv of the Calt'e' 
 
 I Viiuiilie I'.xicuiioii was over, tlu- Kirpi-kM nic wirt I 
 
 , llioiight ol it. nil. Ihe .SpeCf-ule vva» very nioitilyi.. 
 
 ,ioii,e, yer ! diHniibled upon tlie M.itui, and .uliVitVi' 
 
 Ihatwitho it the Execution ot /nlticcnoKingdoM.oili 
 
 ' Itand. 
 
 1 hen the King told me m a Iniii- Dillourfe, 1 hit it, 
 
 the Lilt Nights Aohon had I. 'It with impunity, Ins \m\ 
 
 l.ile had been expos d to d.r.,/er ; That his (irn.k.n<v(u ^ 
 
 [loohfl, and nntliiiiking Men, wl.o ebari'M liiin wiih t 'u- 
 
 [City, not lonliiknnp that twas their" WRkediufs tii.ir 
 
 diewiipon thim the Aii;.;ir of (lod. who m.ade life i.f 
 
 I him .IS an Inltrumiit to pni.illi tlmr hrpiety ; That 
 
 llheyjiad no ij.iaSnii 10 uinivaii, 1 f lum wliii fi tiu'.l 
 
 I em M polIeK their Wives, I'h.'dien and Maics, aiij 
 
 I ei.iiipi.unt bitntes to maiirahi im ; who m.-iii tain'ii ilinf 
 
 I Ke.ip on .lud prelervM iiii fnai, ilu- Captivif of Niich- 
 
 ' I'oiiiiiip Kings, and theUoblems of Strangers • 'I ht 
 
 jm tornier tines ,;.-;,« was a Nelt .f .Murderi'ri aid 
 
 Kohlifrs, 1,1 «|hi1i the weaker were oppr. fs'd bv tlio 
 
 I itronper, and no Man w•a^ late, all of Vni being .b'lr'J 
 
 UokcepoH theR.libers with Arms Iv Pav, and 1 afr- 
 
 lailuethemlelves in their Houles bv Nigiir', whereas.it 
 
 ; pri lent they h.n! ii.i oiealinn neither' for /Erin's in ihe D.iy 
 
 or Doors to their 1 louiis i„ the Niplu ; That his Nohl'; 
 
 I hat. d lum, becaiile he hipprelVil I'xtortlon. M.illacr.i, 
 
 aiii. Robberies ; That they nuan'd to let ep Kings r 
 
 plealiire, and miiolir 'em when ililbllii;-.! ; l)u, |„i 
 
 Mi.therwasin the lame mterelt. and vv.'intcd to m.ik.' 
 
 away with him, m order to pre'er .-mother, tliat wiv.lJ 
 
 pivevvay to iheir Inliileiire. 
 
 Tins lie deliver'd with Ibiinuh \', li-nicney and Pailicn 
 111 Ins .'oiikii. that all hi,sCourii..rs rhreve thmifehes iip:n ■ 
 the Ground, imploring his Merev ; and air.ono tlii-m '* 
 ev.-n the l.ilhop or C:,,), aM.lnof above 80 Y^-.iin of 
 Age, for whom evcrv Pody had a valt Vencratn'n .wd 
 vyho could bo.irt ol the noblelfdeleent in ..•./>-;. In 
 hue, theCViiehyof tins Prinee is unparalleli'd. Nci- 
 withltaiidmg, that all his Tortures roiild otort ro difro- 
 vcry, yet he imprifon'd liisownMotlier and put her iirnn 
 tlieR.ick; and put to death five of thePruKipal Lordsof 
 hiJ Court, whom he fiifpeded of favnuriti" Ins Mntlnr. 
 bic barl arnully murder'd liis own Nephew', theKiinef 
 7.""'s ,Snn,laving, his Mother mean'dtoprcfcrtlint vo'iirg 
 Prince to the 1 hrone. He put to death the .Son of the 
 King of U.:„t„n, as well as the Son of the f'iiiq of 
 /'.ni who were both his Coufins. He h.asnrr liftinerf 
 rhe Royal I amily bur his own Son, who has been thric; 
 baiiifli'd the Court, but now begins to return into fuoiir, 
 and is on'y fafe for bciiit; more cruel rhaii his Father, and 
 hated by all the World. He has cxtirpate.l all the al^ 
 cient Nobihty, and rais'd 3 new fet of 0<,:vk..i)^, who, 
 in my opinion, would live inuclj happierina mcanerCi- 
 
 I'aciry. 
 
M. Bcaiilleu'/ ^wyjgcrofAf F.ad-linUcs. 
 
 2.^; 
 
 In Anr, hii CrHcIry i> withnui i yit\\M. 
 InJv, «n<l never liv'il •Mi 
 
 ( wliilc 
 
 
 
 Hkd Ad>l'i "f I" , „ 
 
 IwM a '< '"' ' wiilio\i( the Eiec.iiion ut 
 
 iiiraiiritlo'T*! of hii Pciip!<-. 
 
 ilv jHih. l'h«Km(|r«nt fortuc to fee iwo F.K'i'tiinn 
 Fithi, Alcu I railu tw.> KK'|>tulll^ w*i-ubrii if>ht inn • 
 lirC'uort, raJiOt ''-rii h«vm|| a Calilf l°4ltcii'J jlxnit 
 ilicii hiil'l I'll' Tlii'n i*inc tVv€ral Mon wiih long 
 FkiMorki'il *t'lu' Hi-iti. Tlin <wii kii-i'lunii tril upm 
 ON,' ifioihn w.ili.i jTiHligiKit, ru4ring | hut ill ol •fu.!- 
 ilni the Y\\t\f. wa\ MM'ti ill, aii'l the Fight w«i itiirr- 
 
 I plul. 
 
 M.ivlnpi pfi'lenti>l ilv <l>r.m^,i)# I tximmt with an 
 ..iiiirlM Ki!i|?, whiih he »g.iinptcKnte.l ti)hn Mjrft', 
 1 a: U\\ iititain'U li'i». to bi.y iif Htpprt m ih' C.t). 
 |Viti»: Iti'lil'li' 111' ihu Vavour, anJ Meaning to iib'igi: ihr 
 K I >' i'. tmu h ai I lonlil, I orutcnl to buy rton rtn' .irj of 
 hisi'Wii I'rpi'ff 1 hut lif reply I tic wnm/ h'lirnd, «nj 
 Will ill lint pill It iipiin me, linn- u wi« too J'.ir, in rc- 
 i;ir.l hi' lu.lii.ailc jm Dith nm m Irllit iindi r I't I'.ic'fthc 
 '/l.i/,ir. Nrtt lUy I ruadi; a Hul'hcaiion <l ilir Kin||'i 
 l.uint.i;. Iia the liiluhitant« iniftht nut Icnipli- in Icll 
 iluir I'q'pct. Hm at tht laiiK nini tlir Kiif v.^vliuyinu 
 iipl'^pl'iT li-r hiinUlt, atidthi lnhabicanit KaiM that il 
 iliiV liilil inc any, he would allv.lgo tiny had putici) 
 m>C'ult(mto hii. To lUli.- thi> ApprchcnHon, 1 lirlt 
 I'. iiRht lonie <if th« tchnniUr, ihliillinft hin Kxain;'*c 
 wnuliUhpld thiir Fcar». Hm hy an unlink) Ace luit, 
 Iciorilir hal dtlivoi'diiic any, ihi' King tuok hiin p 
 aid hull ill lioni, fur not having- lotiic I'lumcl'd wii-- 
 
 woiiMrrif, till hi, ^;l|tUy^ Mai-h'. •••,•. 
 he U .thvd, lontiary n hi^ »•!'('• n, , . ri '.' 
 wmiU iwiy IKM110HV "'liiiadfo •<>,. »"4i' • 
 atcii, luki.i f..t 11,.. Hid h,» It, <•■.■•' , !• I i ' 
 wlut I wa^ williift., );i< •• I ,r b .,.•[•;" 
 Iiitirpri'fr to utlcr hm t •'.'■, r ii \ 
 
 B it th' lntii|'itt''r dull > >i r. -n 
 
 ttiuli'd III- did r., I i.iidirftniiil r i • 
 
 It my kll ill ihc ,>I.i/.i » IdniMi/t. I 
 lent lorfoii.c .ill c ! af ir wl.icli 1. 
 
 I 
 
 ■| 
 
 .11 
 .1? 
 
 
 hii'l (Vof I'u 
 
 r. 
 
 tha> tho' Il 
 
 than -wo < .m', o- r ,^ )'.,,,is for hi 
 hi« Fi\ 1111, yet he w.jtti I oMMi^nt, 
 Ol. / ,,r,lt„,,/,/*.h«.l iiHtfrd)n,i . 
 
 pniill.iil.l hut ■,!, i: I Vs,» 1 1. 
 
 (Iiatihc ')uii' jiul / 1 • hul 1 '■«;•• 
 •lealt in fi'verai Uranthoot I fa 'j ' 
 Icarli (if thi FepiKT ; and in tint-. th:i- f i i I 
 
 K.a,. 
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 f| 
 
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 I i; 
 i..;,.r. 
 
 . , t tot . 
 f, »• i I. 
 ■j kiviw. 
 , hli.i If't 
 
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 K i 
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 .i>) 
 
 '.!.' 
 
 Money t I giu. Hiiwi'v. I, » .itig iii'.r . I. th.-,> v.r'i'i i 
 look fomc I f hii Pepper, ih y dur(> iio' *. .i .: ,-i iJraiii 
 111 ttn'Ciiy, and fitiiidiii p »• . Iiji '■, |. fi... ■ .. |ipi|,r 
 lilmkd up, fUM • waMiom- tolvh.i.' i ••• vUhip h'n Di.- 
 ininionj ; npiiM thcfc Co'iliilpruifin I fjitci'd :o i.lr i . 
 fl.i'Mi/ ai jj /(iV; '. Hut ill K^ii^ vviii,; rot .iKi i •« 
 thing ot hinpii.c. fi\ing. he l..i,l iis' i rr ir.ufc kmdi/ 
 than thr Ih.i.h, lii i ,• h • woul.' ii.n I >'\."u | .,• ir v the 
 ramcitic.', Hiiillrj' h n ri-r nc. I (iiTrT'd to id,.- ■- j 
 
 H'-ixii atlispikc, jiiividi.. he ^s)':'.! 
 
 (o buy ) 
 
 nrJrr d th. 
 
 •n'lrc ai Tif 
 
 .dV II.. 
 
 ji < i»..i<iri to Ivili-livir'i 
 
 ' f r Tt'iiw out of h,fii!. 
 
 , <'* l.i. 
 
 n. '\v I .1 I 
 
 I'l fTird !•■• 
 
 IIV 
 
 • I. 
 
 Mi .if I 
 hi 1 II 
 
 i. |«<iii. 
 
 ' ■. 
 
 i.r rcn 
 iictc 
 
 IS rmpte 
 if i.ln 
 
 I ""111 
 I hsptr 
 
 J I'JYIl • 
 I til 
 
 rt.i.ly, whiili lie had loiiimiitcd to hi'i Can- to mt oone ! I'KH i ly I 
 
 hy 1)111 Cioldfmith by a prclii'd Day, atwhuh time Ikv j'.'oiit to i.ike I'hylifl for hinillticlV In I'lH ' rr<]{4 
 hail |i|oini«'d It til a Slic-Faviiur.to : Tim' alirr all it w.iii havi: Ai'iliinciof hiiu for funic iiiii-. 1-iit In: t-'d 
 rut iIk- Vii.i'ii/ii't Ntglim'iin', but the (inldlmith'. licinp that wo'iIIIh! over iK-fiiri' / v .W rci.ly to oo, W; 
 I4f.<nill, that oa.ilioneil tlu- Oclay. After ihn, iiot-l tlandmi; the Ko4','<t)r.loi«. it wa* .i 'ong limo I if. re f 
 withlUruiing 1 had the King'i Lucncr, tliey v.u.il 1 not ' ituid >;ii the t'epp<.i- v Inrli tlu' Kin^; hij oi.lT'dmc 
 fill lie Olio ii^/iir, lonu- pretending they dui II no' wlulel by real'on o/ die A^iricc and Viil.iu.y nf Im ( iffifcn' 
 the King bought, other* refulin|( to take /(i.(//, or any jwhoalways tiiid out loiiie tii.k r other to •••it r f thofi.' 
 uiber Coin l>i:t Afrtj, which is a Oold Coin current in tlit they h.ivc lu dn wirh, i:ll tivy a;e ; fli,' ir',\ '•-.'■'}, 
 Country, I Kor bclidcs, i!,ji they have iii Sallar., t-,. v .re ».'!i,'''ii 
 
 liitlic iiieati tune I Cent Oort F/<m(i7^»C«ni#».i, a Por- to inakf the Kin? a rich Prelfit en-.y Year, ."i' ! i 
 »iii;iiJ^f, to the Court of li\i: Crt»f Mogul, by the way idl dealing with private Verfius, ft :■ '. li. m a'.I ila.' 'In t 
 Mtjiil'fut.m. Histnand at that Court wai. To obtain to take l{iAli, and for that rcalbn cmj'lii' 'ii i i<i..it,..- ^^, 
 leave tiom till! C'riTj/ KU^ul to fettle a Prm/i FaCbuy atjmakc a Pinpofal to the /»i'f./«nd \■■^,^lil•^y\ (• v'"f u- ■. 
 Su'fiit, the Sovereignty of which Mnng'd to hiin.jmy /{i.i,; at ihe cuii nt price, in fi{i'liai..;c .n. i .mI..! 
 J lie ileligii of that h'aifiory, was to render a Fadtory at I But the Hfker »ei|iiainrcd nie that tlii'y w- r. lii I ^. /,,,^; 
 ./c/*'i more uleful for us: Fur there being no acccls tojIiUmng to tli- I'r ipofil, th.n ilicy ii.i.' i p:v.it H.iitd in 
 ll'it,vn, tlieie was a iiecedity of having a Fadtory at hnking tlu; valu>' of the Hj^i', i'. oiler lo lioil • ■ '^• 
 A-i'tf, Now the /(i.i I and Ki-«cA Commodities could iiVlarKfr. 
 
 notbeput n'f at ,-l-/i-n without lufs, wlureai at Skr.itir,'. l^eir.r dil.ippcMiiird on t!' ,; h ird, f .nade my i* 
 till .'/i.i/j are pretty higli, and foirc /Vfi../) Coninioditic»,to the Omui^iv* /.rtxim.i//, oltkTiuf; him th^ Rii/i 
 may be putolf at Lfuf. f?f C'.vif. protit. So that 'twould /c- (.i •.•,', dd.Munt. At hrl> he .isicrd to It; In- „^.,j 
 l<e inir Imcrell not to fail direOtly from Fmw.c to ^f./ifx, D.iy, .vlun i came with the i{..'i.'/, he irtradlrd, and 
 Initio Vii.n//f, where wc might put otf our own Com- laid, he woi.ld ^ive bu' tlm'c A(* .>nd .in li;i!f fm ihcin 
 inoiluiei at a goiKl r.itc, and buy up Irinc Smntt.- Com- hiii c thoy went foi that in the City. bi.T Jjnp ; oiuld iiot 
 iiiiidiiies, that the I'cnple of /Ic'Tuc»i\ at little be with- nieiid my lelf, Icondefceiided roUt ilimi j'olo; but ,ifcor 
 [ ii'.it, a<tlie veiy Riie iliey e:it ; and this would fetch u» all, v. hen J came todeli\erdi: /|i.i.,. ! r'lr.iiiK'd .iiMJn. 
 'till' .;,/i'ii Pi| per at an eal'y r.ite. _ , T he ivitnnimv pcrHilii>iifiief> of this N'ltin, m.td.''iue 
 
 Ilus t'.i'(.f/c W.IS .in everUlling G.iiiiclUr, and wan think of loavini; thei ; in tin.e, lietore :!ii; Ki.l !v,iiot. w.. 
 great .Sums by the help lit loincf.ille Dive he li.i.l brought lirtlcr advaiie'd. lu ihrnu.iii time the l iffict r i»' hJ 
 iVoiii ('..i'..f with liim, p.irtieularly fumi the ,V i.'.ti f/.ii , , -I'.lr.n.if^^ut ilop'd ii H.ii::i of PeppiT for ilv K n'-'j 
 wl.iik- billes at Cinie iiu.le him veiy hungry in his Dc- Dutiis, h w;is» great .Suiprilnl to nu, ti> hca- "hat ' 
 minds upon me ; and yet / lould iim take otf the Vci- King deman.ied Duty for tl..- I'l ; pti he had I'lld 
 'i'.;i(f^f from playing wiih liini. Onetime, wheii(.'.irw.'iD; himlelf .- elpecially eoulidirng that befirc i ni.i.le the 
 wasa playing, hehappon'd by beating his Hand agiinlt i Bargain, my (nttrpreter h.td .Tll'i.r'd me lie ;i.ver lii ). 
 Uie Tabic to I'reak one of hii falft Dice, upon whiili'But v^lun / eprelenttd the ir.itter ntlio '.;r.if,/' i.»f a,.,i 
 there run fome (iiink Silver out of it, tli-t quickly 'oefireil ,tfctl'> to the King iii oi.lor n. comnlajn o'f thi: 
 rtip'd through the Chinks of the T.-tble. This put his Injury done me ; he told inj th.ir / v.is 'bUg',! [q p^y 
 Co'ii| any into a horrid Conllcrnation, for t'.i iiCKujuick- Cuftt)in for it, that the D.fr- h.id .ilwny; p.iv'd it, \^ 
 K iih! the pieces of the broken Dye, and they imagin'd thatfuch.i Complaint wouldlie -eiv diiafic.Ml.le io rli- 
 then was fome M.igiik ill the fubtle Spirit, that appear'd King : .'\nd lul'i eiiting tint ny Infrineter had ii<ii;n- 
 andiiifappiar'd fiifuddcnly. torm'd me ii,'oi; the uiattei, w 'uM h.vve ry'd hiii -j a 
 
 W/iri7the i^th, 1 m.^ ie a difeovery that tik- King had i Pott, if / had i.ot btoujilu hun olfa, bcnii; cii • of i.,y 
 play'd me a Tnck, and thai no KeeL.mmend.-ition nr ■ Domelkii ks. 
 
 rrcftnts whailocver would turn his avaritious Temper. | Atlall I toutid my Interpreter M Ii- one of tin- S,'iei of 
 for he only ^avc me the licence to amufe me, and keep ■ the ./.'M'l.fc,;!,-, and peretiv'd lit h.ii diloiver'd 'nil my 
 mc from leaving the place, as 1 had ihreatned to do be- Intrigues to the Kin.K^ Ufli.\i>. Thi' this i-'illcw vvas 
 tore. He knew very well that his buying of Pepper at born of Chrilkun Parents, a.id proUdVd Chnitiinity tor 
 the liiino time would ttiUc my Market, and if any one 140 Years, when among Stnini'.er., y.:t h,- i'idniCb\J his 
 f;.i,l i.il.l ir... Pi.ritvr h. uufiuU reminlu Juvc niiniiV,! ChiMr, 11 intlic Mrt/mWi/rtj; Rcliei n ; a' cerr.iin Evidence 
 
 that he was worl'c than ^ tr.ie Mm •■>:::.fi, ^n ' h •. ! iid'hc- 
 Religinn nor Cnnfcience. 
 
 :!i-,v,..i 
 
 M .Vi-r 
 ' III H.n,' 1 
 
 : VII, 
 
 ,((1.. 
 
 : the 
 
 I. 
 
 ad lold me Pepper, he would certainly have punilli'd 
 him under the Pretence of preferinjj my Cultom to his. 
 Belidts, the true reafon of the Stii'.tmi<tr\ Confinement, 
 
 ■ as not the Bulinefs of the Rings, but his mifundeiftand- 'I'he Duties upi ii the I'eppsr .!i<c I u 
 
 wasSeven pa C<nt. m tlie Kim', fcii 
 
 •r 
 
 I'lgthe King's defigii in giving me the licence : And the 
 
 i'l'.!/.!//-.! fert n inircat me to intcrcred wuh the King 
 
 that he might n*^: bcdifgrac'd,for that tic had expos'd liis 
 
 I.ifcto Danger by doing mo Service. Next Day 1 went 
 
 to inrcrcced with die King on the SittAndA) 's behalf. But . . 
 
 he interrupted iinby asking if I li.ad bought any Pepper. Ibe.it h.iii li,'.in.Uy, .ir.J in.idu hi.'ii ;. 
 
 lariiwfr'J, i'hat I had not e"deavuur'd to buy any, noriget :,i my iel^ .'.-ro i;.i-iiiar. 
 
 1 1 
 
 nb'.'r' 
 .•'■ (.' " 
 King's D'.uy lo the Otricirs, .-ti.t h .\!..i f.jrevery 
 the Weigher. When 1 paidtlius Cut ,i.. ■■> •, o 
 they fiez'd upon the Intl.. (.reter. v.ho lu i i;,.l 
 'icve thi'ivwas ntiiie dui, aui Ii.t ,i g '.y .; .»;,.. ;, 
 
 y 1 "- lli.o 
 
 for -v. ; 
 
 ' ■ ■. '■(..e i.^- 
 
 '-»ti;,-"!rs, 
 ni" !j!'- 
 a P-(V, 
 
 : hi had 
 
244- 
 
 M Beaulieu'j Voyage to the £aft- Indies. 
 
 lib. 
 
 Mr.j IS. 1 could have h»d Pepper enough for STaels 
 and a quarter in Gold, which as Rials went then, came 
 to 37 : Rials, (o ihat the lofs upon Rials was unfuffer- 
 ablc. 
 
 Another Mifchancc, that gall'd mc mightily, was, that 
 CW''**'" their \ias in- Gold Coyn, is often clipp'd by the Cl'lnr/c, 
 
 fib 11^ 
 
 , and that 'lure arc a great trany rf a talk- Cn) n : For at 
 
 Diet goes a great way, if not in preventing, at leaft in *n*, . 
 abatmy. the S.cknefs : Formypitr.I ea, little or „o^"^"^| 
 
 or in 
 
 L7. ttl, 
 
 Roaft-meat, but mollly Filh. and drank ( idcr • 
 want of that fair Water firft hoii'd and the. .xjl'J. But cL" 
 the unuary Sailors hll'd their Bellies with Ek-ef, anddnnk 
 a great deal of Rack, bcfides other Liquors, and when 
 they were ov,t ot order drank Water, and fleep'd with 
 
 Aihett they arc fo nice, that it theidi^e be but any ways their Stomachs cxpos'd to the Air ; by which means th 
 Ihnuik or broke, they will not meddle with it, fo that in Stomach Ix'ing at once overcharg'd, Vomitinijs and Fl i 
 the Pa%mint of an\ Sum thi 'II reiurnathird part, or a cnfu'd. The Cure for that Diltem'per, is to let Bl"? 
 
 The FnuJ 
 
 of I Mil:,. 
 wutsn l'iO< 
 
 Tlhirnt'i.tT 
 I. ret Sc<. 
 Calvci, 
 
 half. Hi'wever, / bargain'd with tine Man for 300 Ba- 
 hars, at j8 Rials the Bnhar. 
 
 The Ch.ipman / dealt with, cail'd hinifclf X-il/Xepurii 
 •/ 3''f"' (■'!'> ill- He was a \uhniiciitii, and great Dtxftnr 
 in the Law of Mirlomrt. He bore the CliiraCKr of a Pro- 
 phet, and came to this place to make foine Rcmonllranccs 
 to the King of ^lirn, who was fo little mo 'd with his 
 Rcmonitrances, that heorder'd him to keep within Doors, 
 and nut to meddle with his Deportment ; fo that the Ora- 
 cle was (triick dumb all of a fuddin. 
 
 When / came to have my Pepper weighVI, the Prophet 
 alledg'd, that / had bargain'd wuh him fvr 39 Rials, and 
 oll'er'd 10 appeal to the Broker ; but I told hun roundly, 
 that f had promis'd no nwc but jS, .tnd that n.y Word 
 w.-is as miuh to be credited as either his, or the Broker's. 
 After fniuc wrangling he yielded ; but when we had 
 iveighd ab( ut 1 .>o Bahars, 1 began topercei%eromcb!ack 
 Sand among the Pepper, and return'd it. He pleaded tor 
 his ixcufe, that fomeof his Domefticks had mix d Sand 
 with the Pepper without his knowledge ; and iho I might 
 have done him ;in Injury, in regard that the King of /Iclten 
 cuts off -heir Hands and Feet without any Mercy, who arc 
 found gu'lty of that Tru-k, yet confidenng his Credit 
 u(ii n the piarc, I Avas wijluii; to overlook it. After that, 
 we cominu'd to weigh, till 1 obferv'd the Pepper wet, 
 Upon which I ftopp'd and w ou!d have no irore, alledging 
 only that his Houfe wa.s faulty, and that I'me Rain had 
 fallen 1 pon the Pepper. What for a Dodor or Prophet 
 this ma; W; I cannot tell ; but both he, and mn(t ot his 
 Followers, feeni to place a great deal of Honour and 
 Goodnefs in cheating a Chrirtian, el'pccially about yl- 
 tien. 
 
 May zi One of our Men wafhing himfelf by the Ship's 
 
 fide, had all the Hcfl.y part of his Lej , and both his 
 
 Hands bit off by a great Filh, or Sea-Cal^ which the I'or 
 
 tugue:{e i:3.\\ T.luiiti, and immediately expir'd. By this 
 
 time".he Pepper was become very fcarcc ; for not only the 
 
 King continii'd to buy, cf ntrary to his Promifc, but an 
 
 i'n^ajh Veflil that arn\ 'd lately from S,(r/:t, laden with 
 
 Cotton Coth, and triick'd their whole Cargoc for Pepper; 
 
 not to menuor the /)«/./' and F.ttgljlj upon the place, who 
 
 having the advaniageof Gold, and Commodities vendible 
 
 in that Country, Itill Ixnight it up under-hand. 
 
 A t'"< fif« r '"■ 4. T here happen'd a great Fire in the City, which 
 
 Th"\t " '" ^" Hoi r'^ time ci nfuin'd 160 Houfes : And the King 
 
 irrpjil'itT-'" csu'.'d the Woman in whofc Houfe the Fire began, to be 
 
 ivr.nwhr'ft impaled alive. 
 
 H3un-;!l)c. yi^yf 10^ I had Audience of the King, and reprefented, 
 *'"■ that lince the Pepper was lieronie very fcarce and dear, I 
 
 warted to be gone, and pray'd that he would allow me to 
 buy -.hrceor four hiiniired Pahars at T/Voir. The King 
 rcp'y'd. That 1 might have foiuc mure of his, which he 
 had Icid me at a lower rate than to any Body elfe. I told 
 him, lub I'epi'cr was fo dear, .ind the lofs upon it would 
 be fo great, that it I ofl'er'd to take it at h s Ra'es, it would 
 difcouiage the i'niuhfrom coming again to kits his Hands. 
 MisMaj .Ity rq'ly'd, That the /'- ci.cl might hereafter make 
 a TiiOrc prohtablc Vovage, by bringing Gold orCommodi- 
 tics vendible ill the Country, thislxing intinitely mere 
 vail able to hmi than Sil\ei', which he efteem'd no more 
 than Dirt. .As lor the Bulinefs of I'icom, he made me no 
 Aiilwcr, neither durft the Inierpreter remind him of it, 
 becaufe he foiird he did net like the Motion. However, 
 I Kp:er;;rt'.d to him, 1 hat fincc I had no more Bulinefs 
 in thai pi ice, 1 hop'd he would give me leave 10 be gone : 
 I'p^'" whi^h he faid, He would tirft write a Letter to the 
 King of /■' ,/.■.-. 
 
 s'T' iT"* 5'"'" ''"^ ' "i''^' ^'"^ "^^^ ^ violent Sto.-m of Wind and 
 
 »,.i'; .\ .s.w Ra'ii fri'iii ihe S. W. and W. S. W. commonly, for three 
 
 Mj..-. Days 1-ef re, and th'ee Days after New Mijon and Fnl) 
 
 Moon, we had heavy Rains and foodsihat Iwelld the 
 
 Ki\er mightily, together with violent Gults of Wind 
 
 ca'i'd ,V. ;;./.'' .,. 
 
 The 1 9th, One of my principal Merchants dy'd of an 
 uni omn'oii fovt of a Dilicmper, who in my Opinion was 
 povlond Ir. the /i.cc/. In this place we lolt fourteen 
 AUii tiK.lt of whom were fiez'd with a violent Vomiting, 
 and the B.oody-b;.!x, which no Remedy could Itop. in 
 earncll, this Cliuiate is fo \ cry much hotter than h.ii.cc, 
 tlia: one can learce a'sid Sicknel's at lirlt. 
 
 .and take fome cooling Medicines, 'and "to' abftain tb^ 
 Meat, U ine, and Rack. 
 
 Ihe i7th. The King (^m his Letter for the Kineofn . 
 Fm. ce to our Houfe, with a great deal of Splendour, the Lmt I 
 Letter being carry d upon a great Hephant by one of the '"'' "■{ 
 principa Orankays; after which foUow'd three of the T""^' 
 piincipal Officers of the Houfe upon another Elephant '""' 
 vv.th all the Officers of the W//>Jrj« on foot. 6efor; • 
 ihc hlephant went tour Drums, and four Trumpets, and 
 fourlargel'mbrellocsfurroundedit. 
 
 But all this Splendour was to my Coft , for I was ob- 
 hgd to latisfie not cly the principal Orankaye, who 
 brought the- Letter , but a'l thofe that acccmpany'a 
 
 a;^,, fr"'" "'■*' '■■"■'■>'^ '" * Silver Bafon, in , 
 Ked Ve.vet Tag, -yith Gold Strings ; being writ in the ■- 
 r/vH Language, in Letters of Gold, upon very fmootli 
 I apcr, with levcral Gildings and Colourings round it. 
 
 The Form of it was this : 
 
 (J" fIF. Letter of th CranJ Siri Sultan, SuMuer n,H Con. ^ 
 
 , h Go.Ij ^ffjl„.,c, offvernlK.!»nJo,„i, Ki'Stfla-''' 
 rf, h tiK Diviiie Fmrw, of rll the Coutitrics tint 
 ti r.nj 1 1 est ; to th F.njhvur.l, the K.!rgJcm, 
 tiLl Sozere,}i>ities ot Dcli ; the KJng.Uw - f Joor[ 
 yy?.'//./ r.nii Tcrritoriei, the Kj»^J-m cf Paham' 
 the Kingdom of Qiicda, e.ml the Kix^dan c/Pera, with their 
 Unds.imi Self^mui 3 : To the H'ejiwr.rd tile KJmJom W 
 Tenitoryof Priaman, the K^int^dctnmidTerritoiy if licfVI 
 tl'e K.,ngdom r.,ui Tcnitoy cf Palfuiuam. T. he delivei'd tl 
 the gre.,t nnd puijfaM KJng of Fr.nnce. May tire Him; of 
 i-rancc t^mm. That the Letters hejent me by Mmiral Beau- 
 heu ».,< dcliyet'd, and that I have Jeen ell th.it xvm mitten 
 in It : .-InJfora/much ,» he renmweiidcd tlie faid /Idmiral, 
 ti'at I have done him a great deal of Honour, hcth in tk 
 Matters of Trajjicli , ai:d in allowing him th: Quality and 
 %"/; rf my prliieipal Gentlemen, yls for the Off r made »r, 
 in cajc I hnue any Bufirefs /« France, IJeyd aMemniall] 
 the /aid /tdmiral, tcjhi-ir heir tm.ch 1 ejieem it ; Jay.ig fj,- 
 iher, tiat if GoH /-. i,:g tits Letter f,if\- to hand, I ex/r^ .w 
 Anjwer by the Ships that firah' come to trade in th.i t.We, 
 vshich will he f me a great Satuf.ur.on. So, If ay Gcii, pre', 
 ferve the States if the ^iig of France. Andjince Gm I-j, 
 made us great Kings in tin U'ond, it feetns re.ij liable vtt 
 p-oiiid live in FrIci.JJhip, and conJlpcnd with one aiirther. 
 Foi a Tiien of F len.ijhip I fend Fight Bahars cf Prpp r, w/iu. 
 IS the Produrl (if this Country, God piejcive the illt'Jhi.tn 
 I'crfon of the Kjng of France. 
 
 qucror. 
 Achen, and, 
 lie to th: Fast 
 Territories 
 with its Lot .-lfl:ip 
 
 Gi\en in the Month l{aab (or June), 
 
 in the Yeai 
 
 June 18. My Goldfinith ask'd leave to iiay at Wc.'™, 
 rromiling to find another to lupply his place, I'hat woiilil J-'!''' 
 be more I'ervii cable than himfelf. And tlio' he could not Mi. 
 find one according to his Promifc, v et confidering that he 
 was blinded by the Promiles of the King, and the Oran- 
 kaye l.axcmanc, who were mightily taken wi:ii in,. Work, 
 and that he hid a gieat mind to liav, I leti him in the 
 Fiigiijh Houfe ; williing I had ucver bro.'glu him from 
 Faiue, or had tiirn'd him off fooner ; for ihe Kini;ot ,;- 
 f/vn retarded my Atfaiis upon the account of havingn.ori; 
 of his Work. 
 
 July 1 . The I'ortiiguefc Captives wlujm I had redcem'd, tIi.-f-i* | 
 .ind I'ome others, haMiip advis'd me to go ^o an Ille iie.ir "-->■"< ' 
 Q^'cJ.i, upon the Coaft of Mil.iica, aUmt Zoo 1 eagucs'j'^;'^'' 
 from hence, where I miiht havePerper cheaper th.in anv »,,.!>■' 
 .vhere elfe, i' ,-. at 16 Rials the Baiiar : I refolv'd to ibl- 
 low their Advice, conlidering that I had no profpcCt of 
 a Licence to Trade at 'I'icoiv ; that at /Irheu the Dearth 
 a.id Scarcity of the Pepper, the Cliaigc of keeping Honle 
 and living alliore, the coltly Prefents ;.nd Bribes that tlii' 
 King and his Officers e\ped, cut otf the Profit of the 
 Trade ; that I had no hopes of feeing our Vice-Aduiiral, 
 or Advil e-Boat there, the lalt being gone from me above 
 feven Months, and there being no podibihtv of heariiij! 
 from B.thM»;, 01 J. hair.i, till 0,;o;r(, I nafon of cun- 
 itrary Winds ^ that the pief'ent WefK'rly Winds ttood t'rx 
 But a regular noriliieJa j and MOdoCc, when iliev kegin to veer to the 
 
 Fjit. 
 
 :bf 
 
lib. 
 
 tinjr, atlcaftin *nA,,„l 
 cat little Of no "^''^01*1 
 ik<-''der;orin°:''''««l 
 KMnnol'J. Butcit. 
 Beef, and drank 
 iiors, and when 
 and flccp'd wiih 
 vhich means the 
 itingsandFluxcj 
 !, to let Blood, 
 to abftain from 
 
 fortheKingofTb,,,... 
 
 >plcndour, thcinit,;; | 
 nt by one of tlic '"''' * '■ 
 ''d three of the &;- 
 mother bicphanr, 
 an foor. Before • 
 
 TrumpcM, anj 
 
 , for I was ob- 
 Orankaye, who 
 at acccmpany'd 
 ver Ba(on, .n a 
 ig wnt in tlic .■:. 
 on very fmooth 
 mgs round it. 
 
 Subduer i-.nd Con- _ . 
 
 tl'c Coiiiityics tkitt 
 
 rd, the KJygdcm, 
 
 KJngdcm if J nor, 
 
 i^d-m cf Paliam, 
 
 f Pcra, nith their 
 
 the KJngdom and 
 
 rritmy if Ticow, 
 
 To he delivei'd to 
 
 Mity the K'"!; "f 
 
 'rr /idmirnl Bcau- 
 
 // ih.it WiU writttn 
 
 he /aid Adniirn!, 
 
 inoiir, bcth in the 
 
 the Qunliiy and 
 
 If Ojf r m.ide nr, 
 
 d r. Memo ii:! If 
 
 itip-y'-igti,- 
 
 •id, I exjcfl .jr 
 
 ie .'» th.i () Vi.r, 
 
 / f ny Cicd, pre- 
 
 'idjirice lie.i hj, 
 
 1 le,'/ tir.bic Kt 
 
 ith eve i^tiither, 
 
 ct Ptff.r,wliu< 
 
 the illvjiruii' 
 
 e), in the Year 
 
 [o (Liy at Aotii, ,^ 
 
 ll.lt WOllIll ,;,,;.. 
 
 lo' lie could iiotfl 
 iJering that he 
 and the Oran- 
 II 1113 Vork, 
 Icfi him in the 
 .'rIu him from 
 Kini;of ,/- 
 ut' lia\ inir more 
 
 R 
 
 'i,id reilecm'd.ru-f;'* 
 .>) an Ille ne.ir ''-■■'<; 
 
 no leagues;;;-;;;', 
 
 loaper than anv j, .,,.i 
 rcfolv'd to fol- 
 
 no profpt'iit ot 
 rhen the Dearth 
 
 ki-epiiip Houle 
 
 Bribes that the 
 le Profit of the 
 
 Vicc-Auuiiral, 
 
 from me above 
 ility of hearing 
 
 n ufon ol con- 
 ^'ilids Itood fjT 
 in to veer to the 
 Ealt 
 
 I 'I' — ■ ■■ I I - . . — .. , 1 
 
 M, Bealilieux Voyage to the talt-indies. 5^45 
 
 ■ ' ' ~ I — - — ■ 
 
 E.ift, they would favour my retiirtr j that rho' the Kfng 
 of Mhen had lately conqiicr'd the place I was bound for, 
 andprohibiis all Pcrfotn to go' there without hisConient ; 
 yer I could manage it (i, as not to difpleafe him, by pre-' 
 tcndiiiR to Ix: forc'd in by the Wind*, which blow right 
 upon it ; belides, that the Pie„ch having no Fadory in W- 
 chtn, and he having ns'd me unkindly, I had no great 
 rcainn n fear his difpleafu'c. Thefe Confidcratlons iii- 
 ducJ nie lo relolvc upon a Voyage trt tljat lOaiul, where 
 I miijht lie more fecurely ti'l the Wcftdrly Winds v»crc 
 over", a< well ai make »' better Bargain for Pt-ppcr. To 
 this end, Irel'ol/d c« give ijo Rials by \lvay of Raiifonic, 
 thrrwo I'ori.i'j^nc^r Captives, one of whom having been in 
 thai IrtaiiJ would fecvc for a Pilot, and the oilier hid 
 beoii a Merchant at Ptit. The number of my Men being 
 rcducM by Sicknefs and Derachiiienfs to a fmall Coinplc- 
 iiient. I Ilk. -Wife rcdeem'd 7 iii'ire Chrillian Slaves,for ■1.61 
 Rials 'h'.t li'i'l formerly fcrv'd ihc I'vrtu^iie^^e at Sea. 
 K,, ' iT„„h'jh.inen oA'ird to ferve mt, but n«t having !ea\ c 
 01 he;rVi|'eii"iir'. '"■i"''-^<-'^f''cm. ^ 
 
 1 lie I itli, 1 had .•\iidieni.e of tfic King, at whicb tiinc 
 ihe f>i!'"' aU'l ^'"■'^' Z-a^'fains prcrentetl nicir l.rje,', i. c. 
 al'ri'fii'tnf ihcCoiirmoditivsof their Country, computed 
 iolvvv th i-jooKiiiK-. After thefe Ci'pi'ain'i h.ad wirh- 
 draivii. iheKng ask'd me. If the King (f hyr.n e iva?' 
 .Suhjed to the King of F.n^lmd ! I anfwcr'd,, That Fr.tntc 
 was inier'rin ro n 'iietjf theCh'-iltiaii Monarchies, having 
 rni,r';i"U(l tor 1 ;':'o Years nnder the (jovcrnmcnt of their, 
 own Kiiijis, wuliout fiibmittiiig to ariy .Foreign Power 
 whattiiever. I7pnn which he told nie. He hal fccn .a 
 1 r;icr from ihe King of li<gl'":d, in which he alTumesi^hc 
 Tiil;'of K'lig of K./r.Kc But.) Ihew'a him how (leiilcra 
 Ri('lit he h-rd tothat Tiile, whieh proceeded only from a- 
 (■].'..e di.it CIV of oif K'n_v;s lia.j agaiiilt his Sticrcflbr. 
 •\fterh'j had p'lt fevcr.ll Q.uc!tions,aboui the Craaideufof 
 Chriftian Princes ; I humbly reqiidfed \i<i woidd fiiffcr 
 met" piit into Yicow for one ^'oIuh, in order to buyonly 
 ijc Bah.irs of Pcppif, and to fend a Ppaw from thence 
 (o S-vititm, to enquire after my two Ships : adding that 
 Hich a Fa\our would be a laUiiig OliligSi^n upon the 
 l-i-i.J' Nation. He anfwcr'd ine 'very Coldly, That I 
 mi'-lit direburfc that .Subject with theOrankajr Lnxrmnie. 
 Thi'; done, 1 took leave of his Majefty, whowifti'dmca 
 goo»l Voyage. ' 
 
 .Afver that, I went to wait upon '"vcmdw, who told 
 me, that the Kin.;; Irad fworn never to fuffer any Nation 
 n> 1 r.ule at '/'.V. .e after the 'J.itch ; and tlut 'twas a (igri 
 he h.iii no mimf ro give.nie a I iccnee^ fincc he had put it 
 fiff hy Giiling me'tohi.o. However, I pr-ls'd -h.m to 
 I'j'iak to ilie King ai-nii-.t it, and let, me ha e his Anfwcr. 
 .After feinic time h- fent me word. That the King would 
 
 with one of the principal Men of the Ifland Sat Hoftages), 
 went in Perfon to acquaint the King w th (T.y Arrival. 
 At that time the King of J.>."f./i had retir'd frortA lu d^ to 
 Pcrltyt, aljoiit three Days Journey further into the Ceiin- 
 try, for fear of the King ot Wr/jf«'s.'\rmy. 
 
 The loth, 1 rcceiv'd a Letter from Sieur O'/i/^/.'e %ne 
 of our Company that went along with the Governo'r) 
 acquainting me. That he undcrltood the Kinq of {y^i'dit 
 had but liitle Pepper, and that this Kland had not much; 
 Po my 'nlinire regret I found this inteilii'Cnce to 1 c true ; 
 for I found tbat we came too late (< r the lalt Year's Pep- 
 per, and too early for tlut of this Year, which is not gai' 
 tlier'd till becowhr. 
 
 September i. Sicur D'l'.fpUie fciit me word, That he 
 could not come to fpeak with the Kin?, who had retir'd 
 into the Woods, under the appreheiilion that we were 
 ctnploy'd by the K'U7< of /khet, to do him an Injury ; biK 
 in the mean tmit hi-'liad "^rdei-'d all the Pepper that could 
 be had to be gaihet>'^ up, .in order to buy fume Cannon 
 of me, if.I would fcU,th«m. IJpon this Advice I fentj^o- 
 h'tive Orders to SidnriD'/;//'iV^ to inforiii hmf'-lf particu- 
 larly what Quantity of Pepper might be cjpeifted in that 
 place, and it" it wasynder |<5o Bahars, to return imme- 
 diately, without troubling himfelf about it, or if it was 
 above that number, to folieite the King to fend a Com- 
 mitSonct with full Power to treat with the, and that with- 
 CHit are)' ifelay. . .'/.i 
 
 •The 9th, Sicur D'7;//i/'wretufn'<l in Perfon, and rt- 
 ported, Th.at the King had but very little Pepper In Q^ie- the Klngof 
 drt, but had aftpong Mind for my Cation, olferinq, if 1 s..».(j'i of. 
 vvouldflavtill Drcetnhi (whieli..is.«heScafon for gather-' '^"™^"'" 
 ■ng';f the i'eppcr) to give me twjce as much t'eppcr for '™ '"' 
 nv. Cannon as / had ;ask'd ; ftiid farther, to furnilh me 
 with 1000 BiihaVs more, if / hadoccalion foi''em ; and 
 if !/ h»d a Mind t,o efiabhlh a Fadfory there, ro furnilh it 
 evcj7 .'Vt-'ar w'lth loop B.aliars 6f Peppier, and exclude all 
 other Naticns fro* trading Jn his Terntorii'S. The King ' ' 
 
 feiu me a Letter, empowermg mt to trade fracly w^th thft 
 NatfTe<i, and defiring'rwo of my Canhon for .J^ BtiHars 
 of Pepper, which he faid was all hie had. Inthemcati 
 ,cime they had dttaln'd my Purler at Pr/ley!. about. 7 or 8 
 Lfagues from tljiS llknd, thinking Jwnukl come and lie 
 off of that place, to cftablifh a Faiitory in the fame. ' But 
 I undcrftood, thirthe Channel between this Idand and 
 Perleys, was cmlKirrafs'd with Shelves and Flats, and at 
 the fame time obferv'd; that my -Ship d d not aiifwcr the ' 
 
 HeJm as it us'd to do : Vyon which / r^folvM rather to 
 coijtinuc where I was, threaining to fet Sail with the Ho 
 if apes ; had on board, if they world not return mc my 
 Man. 
 
 Odeber i. The Purfenwas return-'d, and I Jelivcr'd 
 
 *1 
 
 ! •if 
 
 itrl 
 
 S ? 
 
 m^l 
 
 
 jllnw n\e to p"t into ffcmt for a Month, provided / gave -them their two HoftageS. He reported, That .the Kmg 
 
 him half a I'ahar f . .". iZco) of Ria's. 
 
 At lalt being To iiuich provok'd l>y th •inf.itiab'e Ava- 1 
 ri.e and Ingratitude 1 f this Nation, that notw thitandinjr 
 j'l my Prel'enis, gave mc Oh h ufage, J ref dvd to Itecr for 
 T : ;p, and if they would not deal with me in an amicable 
 wav, to ftop the Ships that were to come from thence, 
 ami take out of 'em whit Pepper I wanted, allowingfor 
 it the Market price at T; -cxv .- !But if I could not weather 
 ' the Po'iit of Ticim, as 'twas probable I might not, by rca- 
 fon iif the violent \Vinds aad Tides from the Weft, I dc- 
 fipn'd to S;ii! for P:ih Litiifj.thui , alias P.do l.ndi (fo the 
 Pejpcr Illaud npar Q.Wi/'i is call'd) notwithftanding1h.1t 
 a',0 It two Days before the King had fent three large Gal- 
 leys, and thirty Sail of other Ships to Perii, with Orders 
 ro return by that llland, and cut down all the Pepper- 
 Plants. 
 
 Jh/t 14. Having taken in 700 B.iliarsof Pepper at -d- 
 cheii, 1 fet Sail from that Road, which lies in 5 Deg' 
 ^I'Win. North Lat. the Needle varying 5 ' Degrees 
 N.W. 
 
 • Ihe i^th, we wcaihcr'd the Idesof Com'fp^ln and Poc- 
 livy, which fence iii this Roid on the Nonh-lide. In 
 this Seafon the Tri^c-Wind blows S. W. with which 1 
 cmloivd-ir'd to doubl,- th'? Point of /e''.'-», . in order to 
 reach Ti ir. Iteeiing our Courl'i; W. N. W. Put the 
 Tii-lcs flill hrinijine tr.e rigl.t bctViie the Wind, l was ob- 
 li,?'d to itecr directly fo. ''.•//,' I.m'.-i'uy ; tho'thc Cilms 
 werefo gre.it, that I eoul(| not make it till the Seventh of 
 .■iiiviin, whereas it i^ but commonly four Pavs Sail with 
 tkitTrade-Wii'd. .. ' .' ■■' 
 
 The next Day alter my arrival, the Pangoulow, oc Go- 
 vernourof the llland eanic aboard, andgavt m.-rbkhOw, 
 
 That he could 1 
 
 'itfcr me to Tr.adc with the Inhabi- 
 
 ! ^< S'lr; 
 ; «'l'p|n 
 
 .tarns, W'tlinut a Licencb from thC King of Q^/r./;,. Which 
 he doubted not bin 1 might have, cfpecially if I alhucd 
 iiy him with Ivme .Artillery, 
 
 " The iith, The Govcmour accompanied withtWiiiT 
 ^ my Men (in lieu of whom he had Icffir.e his Qvni Sin, 
 
 had only jo Pahars of Pepper, and dc'fign'd tb pay the 
 other 1.0 in Rials ic the rate of 10 Rials a Bahftr ; rhat 
 the Country was very poor, and the Rice extrfam dear ; 
 that upon the arrival of every Praw, the People fled into 
 the Coiititry, thinking them to be the Partifans ofthc 
 King of ./e.'vM ; that ab-iit S or i c Days bef ire, thev had 
 reeei\'d .Advice, That 70 Srtil were arriv'd at Port, with 
 the King of .Id-ei/s Army on boanl ; and by yet frelher 
 Iniclligenec, that the King of .'icbfit was dead. Upon 
 this Report, tho' / had refolvd not to let them have any 
 Cannon, becaufe I mcan'd to rerurn bv the way of ,i- 
 r/'f«, yet / thought fit to amufe 'em with fair Woixls, till 
 I had taken in freih Water ; and with that view feilt back 
 the Purfcr, to acquaint them, that I was very much di- 
 fpos'd to deal wir1i them, that J could not bring my Ship 
 10 Perl'ys, becaufe my Rudder wasoiit of order, and that 
 to fhcw my willinjmel's to oblige 'em, / w .is ready to fend 
 one of my Cannons alhorc, provided th?v gav'c me two 
 Hoftages to enfuiv the deli' ci y (if %q Uahar> of Pepper 
 witliin cighr Days, <"'' eh'e deliVcr'd the Pepper it felf. 
 This Offer ple.as'd them fo well, that they tciu mc U'ord, 
 There was nooccalion for givitig Holl.igis, or putting a 
 Cannon aihoie, rill the Pepper was got ready, wh'ch 
 would be. in 6 or 7.Days. 
 
 In this p' ace (did nothing to the purpifc ; only fcaiis'd 
 to bo cut down, a Main-top Malt, a Miren-Maft, and 
 Bqltlprit, wliieh /could not have !ind elfi where. Could 
 f have tarried then: t.U/.i'.jf/: >, /cou'd have leaded my 
 Ship with Pepper at-a quarter of the Price it coft-meUt 
 Wetei ; K'fides, thnt at that time the Trade-\VrTid..conle 
 E.andfo would have Itood fair for rcrumini' d.reefly ro 
 PMi/ce : But the Men / liad'werc lb few, an.l w.thal fo 
 dilconrae'd, that / could not think of tarrying. 
 
 This ffland call'd by the Inhabitants Pun /.-n.\j/v/v,and ADcknfxm 
 by. the Nifives of ilchen, Ptio Lndf. i. c. Th- lllind^f^'' f'" '•■""■ 
 Ptffer, lies in « Dcgr. 15 Min. N. Lat. the Needle va- "*■"'• 
 rying a T'Degr. N. W. It has about 15 or 10 Leagues in 
 Circumference, and b Mounuinous in foine places, vfrt" 
 
 ciaiUy 
 
 
 • H 
 
1^6 
 
 A/. BeaulieuV Voyage to the Eaft-lndies. 
 
 cially wher- it faces Puh Boitov, where i: lies 5 Leagues Commonly this Plant has a white Flower in Weriy ;» 
 
 offCo'theWeftward. 7«h» this knots, in AuguH 'tis large, green, and Wong 
 
 in the middle of the Cmintry there's a high Mountain I and the Natives make ufe of it for a Mllad, or make 
 
 ''■■•-'-' • - *- '"-"■• "'•■'•'' • '^ Confit of it and other Fruits in Vinegar, which thev call 
 
 it u\\ 
 
 The rC^r 
 
 Thil IMnd 
 »reducrl th< 
 
 r«ni. 
 
 'if- '>: 
 
 ! * i 
 
 :¥h. 
 
 liivided in two by a very narrow Vally, which is not ob- 
 fervable but on the South-fide. The Pepper grows ai the 
 foot of this Mountain, as well as in the interveningPlain, 
 which extends it felf about l or 4 Leagues in length. 
 The Pepper-Plants are drefs'd after the lame manner with 
 fill Vines. Were thi* Tfland more ciikivatcd, it Would 
 produce many more than it does ; for there are not at pre- 
 fcm abo\e 100 Pcrfons in the Ifland, whereas formerly it 
 was inhabited by above 700. 
 
 1 he Soil uf the above-mentioii'd places is very conveni- 
 ent for all forts of Drugs, Fruits, Rice, and Cattle, bc- 
 inn cnrich'd with excellent Pafturage, and plenty of Ri- 
 vcii and Springs. 1 Uc reft of the Ifland is cover'd with 
 very thick Woods, in whit !. efpecially upon the Moun- 
 tains, there ar' fome Trees exactly ftraight, of an incre- 
 dible heightli and proportionable I hick nets. 
 
 On the South-lide the Shoar is frequently interfetSked 
 with Arms of the Sea, leaving little Iflands and Rocks co- 
 ver'd with Wooiis. 
 
 On the North, there lie* a large Ifland about a League 
 off. 
 
 On the Kaft it has a Bay cover'd with » little Ifland, in 
 whiih Ships of loo Tun may ride with fafety, and be 
 Ihslter'd from all Wind*. In a word, there is very ftfe 
 Anchorage all round the Ifland ; and any part of it affords 
 excellent frelh Water. 
 
 From the beginning of July to the end of Oflnier, the 
 Winds are there Weftcrly, at vrhich time it rains very 
 much, and the Climate is unhealthy, as it happens in all 
 other places of the fame Latitude. 
 
 The Pepper ripens in Nmtmier : It's Harveft is from the 
 middle of Dtcembtr : > the end of Febru4ry. At prefenl 
 this Ifland produces every Year 500000 Pound Weight of 
 excellent large and dry Pepper, which is preferable to that 
 of any other place in the Inditi. 
 
 This ifland is fnbjeA to the King of Qjfedn, without 
 wiwfe permiflion no Trade can be carry'd on there. The 
 Pw/«gu«^[f that refide in Malitcn, como there every Year 
 to I'xade, and continue there from Dictmher to ¥tkr»4r}t 
 TheCommoditiesthey bring are Gu:{uriu Plufli, Salt, Rice, 
 and a few Rials, which go well off there, by reafon of 
 the vicinity of the Chintfr, a good number of whom are 
 fettled at PauhI, a Town fituated on the oppofite Coaft. 
 They fell their Tcpper by Mcafiire, and not by Weight, 
 which is better for the Buyer, fince at that rate he cannot 
 bt fo eafily injur'd by wetting it, or deceiv'd by the put- 
 ting Stones or Sand among ir, as they commonly do at A- 
 clxH. They fell it by the Nali, which contains i£Gau- 
 Kifl, wSii it ta's, each Gauta conuiiiing 4 Chuppa's. Fifteen Nali 
 •Muini, make a Bahar, which is 450 Pound .IvtrrfK^w.- So that 
 the Meafure in this Ifland is greater by one quarter than 
 in the King of A<btn\ Territories. The common Price of 
 a Bahar is 16 Rials. 
 
 The Pepper-Plants grow in a fat free Soil. They arc 
 planted at the Root of all forts of Trees, round winch 
 they creep and iwift like Hops. The way is, to take a 
 Shot or Spring of an old Pepper-Plant, and plant it under 
 lomc Shrub, taking care to clean the Ground, and weed 
 out all the Kerbs about it : It w'll bear no Fruit till the 
 tliiid Year, after which it bears every Year perhaps fu or 
 fcven Pound Weight of Pepper. Its firft, fecoiid, and 
 third Crops arc m h at one ; but the fourth, fifth, and 
 <ixth dccrcafc one thii ., both in the uuantity and lize of 
 the Pepper ; and in the fevcnth, eighth, and ninth, the 
 Pepper Incomes very fmall and ftanty : So that after its 
 twelfth Year it bears no more ; and a new Shot muft be 
 planted in its rtwm. For the hrll three Years the Ground 
 about 'em muft be kept very clean, elfe they will not 
 bear : And even that requires a great deal of pains, for 
 *r"< »*''>* Climate is cxueam .noift, by reafon partly of the 
 •I tiMMaait Rains, and partly of the Dew, which is fo great, chat if 
 one walks among Trees, or Grafs, before the Sun-rifing, 
 they will be as wet as if they waded through Water. 
 When the Plant begins to bear, the Branches of^the Tree 
 round which it creeps, muft be lopp'd off, left they inter- 
 cept the Rays of the Sun, which above all things that 
 Plant ftands moft in need of. When the Clufteri of the 
 Fruit arc form'd, care muft be taken to fupport 'em with 
 Poles, left their Weight thould draw down the Plant, 
 which of it felf is tender enough. Care muft likewifc be 
 taken, that no BufHes, or Oxen, or large Animkls, get in 
 Among 'cm, fur fear they be entangled among the Bran- 
 chcs, and fo break 'etn. They muft be planted at a con- 
 venient diltaiice from one anpther, that one may get lound 
 Vm with a Ladder to prune them after theif Fruit is ga- 
 tber'd ; for oiherwife tncy would grow too high, sc4 fo 
 beat left Fruit. 
 
 ^ci«i , and which will keep for a Twelvemonth. In O- 
 aobtr 'tis red ; in Nntmter it begins to grow black • iji 
 Diamler 'tis all o\tt black, and confequcntly ripe This 
 IS the moft general Methwl, tho' in fomc places us rioe 
 fooner or later than in others. When the Fruit is riw 
 they ciu off the Clutters, and dry 'cm in the Sun, till the 
 Grain falls off from its Stalk j which dots not come to 
 pafs in lels than i j Days, tho' the Sun is very hot • jnd 
 during that time they muft be tum'd from fide to fide 
 and cover d up in she Night-time. There arc fome of the 
 Grains that neither redden nor blacken, but continue ftill 
 white; which are made ufe of Phyfically, and fold for 
 double the Pnce of the othei'. 
 
 Of late Years, the Inhabitants underftanding that F». , 
 
 reigncrs want.^^} thefc for the Curie ufe, have found out , tZL 
 way of whitening the black ones, by taking them when "i^-l^ 
 they arc yet red, and walhing off the red Skin with Wa- 
 tcr and Sand , fo that nothing remains but the Heart of the 
 Pepper, which of it felf is white. 
 
 By this Account we may perceive that Pepper does not 
 grow fo ealily as many are apt to imagine, and that the 
 rcpper-Plants require a great many Hands to drefs them ■ 
 which at prefent is mightily wanted in this Ifland, both 
 It and the Country of QjuHn being laid dcfolate by the 
 King of^cien within thefe three or four Years, infotJiuch 
 that the King of Quidn is now oblig'd to put himfelf un- 
 der the Protedtion of the King oFSi/im. 
 
 The Inhabitants are M.iUyi, but not fo crafty and ro- 
 guilh as thefe of ylchtn. Their Habit is much the fame 
 but not fo rich. ' 
 
 They are very lealous Mtbomttani, and in their Cu- 
 ftwns and Way of Living, differ but little from the Inhi- 
 buants of Aclxn, 
 
 They have a fort of Coin not unlike our Prench Suit but 
 of « little bener Alloy, which they call Tras j and Ja of , 
 thefe make a Rial. They reckon by Taels, but one of''*'* 
 their Taels makes four of thefc of Achcn. 
 
 JJi(fi«is»joodMarlhySoil, cut by fcveral Brooks ta- 
 king rife fro-.n a large River, in which are a great manr 
 large and dangerous Crocodiles. In former times the 
 Country was well peopled, and abounded with all forts iwb- I 
 of Provifions, efpecially Rice and Canle : And Quti><\*>i ' 
 
 McKhants of AJun. 
 
 The Cuftoins and Inipofts at this place were very mo- 
 derate, till the Faiherot the prelcut King came to Rciiin 
 who was a perfidious and cruel Tyrant, and by Divine 
 Vengeance (as the Natives will have it; was carry'd off in 
 Captivity by the King of Acben about three Years aeo 
 In carneft, this place bears fcveral Marks of the Divine 
 Wrath ; for :a>oHt tour Years kcforc'tA'as fubdued two 
 thirds of the Inhabitants,amountiiig to alwe 400*0 Souls 
 were carried (iff by a Plague. 
 
 The next Year after that, the Pcttilcnce fcii'd upon the 
 Cattle, and carried off all the King's Elephants, and ," of 
 their other Cattle. 
 
 The third Year, there was fuch a Scarcity of Rice and 
 all manner of Fruit, that tliey underwent a terrible Fa- 
 mine. 
 
 The Year after that, the King of Athn, who alvrays 
 lies in wait to pillage his Neighbours, laid Siej,etoOw./.«. 
 The City held out three Months, and then the King with 
 his Family and Retinue, confiftingof iie Men. retir'dto 
 his Palace which he had fortified, and where he was re- 
 di'c'd to the laft extremity of want ; till about two Months 
 after, that the King of Acl>en\ Officers overperfwaded him 
 to furrender, by alledging, that their King admir'd hiitv 
 jor his Valour, and would certainly re-inftall him in hii 
 Throne, if he trufted to his Difcretiof. 
 
 This Siege wasca.ried on by the Acbm Army with a 
 great deal of vigour ; infomuch, that they fought whe« 
 up to their middle in Water, in Winter; for their King 
 hid fent 'em word. That he would cut 'em all in pieces, 
 if they did not bring him the King of Hucda. At laft ha- 
 ving demolilh'd the City and Caftle, they carried the 
 King and hit Ffnnilv, and about 7000 of the lohabitaBt* 
 to Achm. 
 
 The King of Acim gave the Captive King a tolerable rttMfe)>i 
 Reception, till he had drein'd him and his Friends of all ''«'"« *"i 
 
 they had j after which, he put to Death not only hiin and '^ 
 his Children, but the principal Men among the other Ca- 
 ptives J confining the reft to a remote part of the City. 
 where moft of 'em were kill'd by Mifery and Wane ; and 
 (htrorry tdntindtt, ainoi(nting w »bout 500 Souls, work 
 
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 M. Beaulieu J f^oyage to the Eaft-Indies. 
 
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 at prcfcnt in little Htits one half of the Week, for their 
 own maintenance, fuchasittf; and the other half in the 
 hiiildine of the King of Achen's Houfes, and manuring of 
 ins Grounds. 
 
 The prcfcnt King of Qjicin, the Son of this his niifcra- 
 blc Pfccleceffor, was (hut up with his Father in ihc Caftic 
 ,it'o.,f./.i bi'fore it was furrcndretl ; but finding that his 
 iMihcr was inclinable to furrendcr, and carry all his Chil- 
 dren and Trcalurcs to /kh'ti, to procure a better Recepti- 
 nji frnin tliat Kini;, he made his elcape privately without 
 ,'iij Fatlier'.s knowledge. 
 
 Otl'her I z. 1 weigh'd Anchor, and flood fnr the Road 
 of //c/'.i,, in order to try if I could hcarany thing of our 
 Ships. 
 
 Soon after the Tides carried mc upon the Iflcs of Puh 
 f^''-f"":dottcii, above five Leagues off, where I was (,|)|ig\! to 
 . .',"." drop an Anchor to keep clear of a Rork. Thcfr llhiiuls 
 .ire three in ir.unncr, but accomp.iny d witll a great many 
 Imall ones. 'J hey .iie uuinhaMtal and c()\cr'd wirh 
 \\'ood>, in whii h there are f.nie Trees lit for the Mail'- 
 (;t Shius. They afford good Ai:fliornge all about ; .inj 
 the i.irgclt ot 'em has good trelh Water upon a Sand)' 
 Creek. 
 
 Ne\t Day we came in tiglii of the Coaft of Sii- 
 
 1 he 27th we raine within two Leagues of the Iflc of 
 
 J' .■Ij\:) ; and 1 deii;^n'd to double it, ni order to rati An- 
 ; hiir on the Welt-lld.e of the R(i:id of -<./r«, wlierc 1 might 
 r:uil) I'ct off, in e.ife the King of ./..'^h fhould m(c me o- 
 iherwife than well. But the Tides were I'o ffrong, and 
 liic Wind blew Co hard from the W. and W. N. \V.' that I 
 w.is dro' e abo e fix I Cliques before tlic Wind, and oblig'd 
 to pit into a fmall Creek of .Sand about halfway between 
 ;'(■./;> and .-Icrcr. 
 
 Thjt Evening a Praw came up ton.e with a Commif- 
 lioiior fioin the King of 1:l"-i>, to know who I was, 
 whence I rame, and whiiher I was going : For ir feeuis 
 tiic King had heard of a ,Shi|ieriii(ing upon his Coalt 15 
 Da}<betcue I cime ro an Anchor in this place. By this ] 
 Gimimdioncr I undfrltuoti tliat a finall i-V.-Bc/; Ship had I 
 .iriiv'd in the Road of -lei ni about S Days before, h hap- 
 piiul tlut ihe Kiug'sComniiflioncr knew n.c to bethel'er- 
 luii th.it had bi'cn at /iJrii before : And wiien he ask'd 
 me, whence I came, 1 order'd my Tnterpretcr to (ay, ' 
 Tliar when I went from ./.■/-« I ivas bound f<-r B.mi.nti, I 
 by the way of iV.-oir ; but having loll: two of my Mafts ; 
 h' a Srorm, w.as forc'd to put imo an llland to lie refitted. 1 
 I Ji'lii^n'd to conceal the Name of the Idaiid, knowing' 
 the King would be angry at my going thither without his 
 lea' e, and to ;netend th.at / knew not the Ifland , and ■ 
 co'.;ld meet wth no Inhabimrs ujion it to inform me.' 
 B:tniv Intel i retcr precipitantly t.)ld him, / had been .at 
 •.licllleof I'lir' I .uu:i! uw ■ j 
 
 N'evt Uav a I'r.iw came on board witli an A.i'ni-tni-.y; 
 inhertliat /knew, and lie air;ird inc, there was a llnall 
 i-' ".' Vcliil jn the Ko.ad, and lome F,c>\l -'mi tliat laid 
 :hiy bclong'd to ine ; adding W'tb.a! as a Srcret, rliar ihe 
 Kiiip of A/.'c« detam'd 'em there apainlt th'-'ir Wil'. In 
 the mean time I lent my 1 ong-Hoat ail;orc for ('•mie fVeth 
 Hrovilions ; but the People would fell none, alledging ' 
 th.iithe Kin;; had prohibited them to fell without his Com- 
 iiMnd. Upon the whole, ( was apprehcnli^c, iliat the 
 Kng of Aii-.-ri might Ifop oir Advice-Roar ffiir / took the 
 '■'C't'/j Ship 111 the Road of .//'.-; ro be it), to prevent 
 their c-imnig to an Inter iew wiili me : And thereupon i 
 weu;hii Anchor, and flood tor the Road o\ .Icl-in : But 
 the \Vi:iJs being contrary and very hii'h, / was forc'd to . 
 coii'.c to .111 Anchor at the I'oiii': of a large Bay ; and fent I 
 h) 1 and one nf the Men I had redccm'il .at .•/./■»■, in a ' 
 A.'o 's Hab't, t'lcarry a Letter to the I'eople belonging to ' 
 thcr«'f.i Vel'cl m the Road of Achen ; promiling him . 
 h's breedom if he brought me an Anl'wer in two Days ; 
 tor we were then Inn four Leagues ofl" of lei;'}', and he 
 knew the wa\- exa^ly well, for which reatbn / kt liim a- 
 thorc in the Night-time, ordering him to walk it before 
 l^ay, leflany Body might meet him, or enquire afte- his 
 Biilinefs. 
 
 The next Day a large Ship, with Englifl) Colours, made 
 up to us ; and when they came within a quarter of a 
 Icaguo, puiouttlieir Long-boat, which brought o^i board 
 el ine Mr. Uii I'nn , one of the Men belonging to our Vicc- 
 Admiial, 'I'rc Ihfir. 
 
 fent 
 
 I The .State of the Vice- Adnir.irs Affairs, according to 
 
 .1 0(1 l',:r's Report, was as follows : 
 
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 1 his Great Ship was an F.v^^ '/.'.' Ship of 600 Tun, and 
 1-Guns, and had on board Cart. (.' it ■, the Captain of 
 ilic //lycj vii-.o was very lick, and ntit finding me. at WC'i-w, 
 ^41. going to Ji-.cntr.i, to find palfage for t'ritmc. After 
 
 the llfpe parted from mc, they came to ?.n Anchor at 
 long llland, about io Leagues from T/'eow ; and fct 
 their Long-Boat to TiVoti'. 
 
 Twelve Days after the departure of their Long-Boac, 
 they flood for yicew themfcKes, to putalhorc Mr. Tclie,; 
 the (ir(t Coinmillarj', who was then ill. But the Winds 
 and Tides being contrary, they not only loft the Men in 
 the Long-Boar, but even thofe they had on board were all 
 lick, bating the Captain and live <ir fix moic. In this dif- 
 aflerous Condition they met with a /.)»/c/' Ship of iloo 
 1 tin, call'd the I.ey.icn, and commanded by Pf^UUni Schou- 
 ^■n- .And C.ipt. Groxc went o;i board 'cm, to dcfird 
 ■ he:r alhltancc r He was no I'joner on bo.ird, but the , |,j (-fue'ty 
 /)■/./' Captain fenc^o Men it; two Long-Bctt-, to board ot the ijwf* 
 the Vice-Admiral, whicii .accordingly thcv did without "*'-'f"'-'^i 
 any nppolitio,,, and not only plundcr'd th:'Ship, but us'd 
 our lirk Men moil barlaronib , turning them out of theii 
 Haniir.ocks, and throwing them upo-i the Deck. In the 
 mciniinic, the Duhh Captain having derain'd Captain 
 '■"?:<•, told him, both he and his Ship was a Prize, and if 
 they nut w'th mc, they v/ould fcrvc inc the (air.c 
 
 W.TV. 
 
 Some icv; Days af^er this, they mc: another Dutch Ship 
 fiiat had a great inan^- Suk aboard, and was eoingtoput 
 'em afhoreon the Klc -.f \<;(y.rv ; C.ipr. r,v.,;";- Jelir'd his 
 Men miglir I'c likewife f, t aJhorc at -he lame place, fot 
 the recovery of their Heal li ; which indeed they did] but 
 with It) much Cruelty, that one •,\r, kltiiink tli.it Nation 
 had neither llin-aiiity. Religion, nor Confcirncc : For 
 ihey threw the (ick Mm like lomany Lcvs or" Wood out 
 of the Ship in'-o the Boat; and li>me they'Jragg'd thrnue,h 
 ihe Water with a Rope f.ilfen'd a!Hiut''uii, particularly 
 one who being I'o dragg'd, expir'd immediately upon the 
 Ro ks on the Shore. 
 
 In the mean time the fiill Commilfary of the /.ev.ycv, 
 beirg fenlilile of hisCrime, i dd Cap;. G,,-;.,.^ They'wcrc 
 nv.lfaken, and that upon a Review of his CoiumiiFion, he 
 toeiullie had no Authority to take .any /■' .-.jc'i Ship'; lo 
 that he was at liberty to return ro his ownShip. Capi.ain 
 (.•rr.yc conlidcring that he flood in need of thtir atliflancc, 
 anlwer'd with a great deal of Complai'^ince, That the 
 Commillary was not the fitft that had 'oeen miltaken in 
 Matters of as great confequence ; and delir'd he miglit 
 have fomc of their Sea-men to Man his Ship. TheCom- 
 miifary granted his Requcfl, upon a Provifo, That the 
 C.-iptain ihould forget what hadpaft,and give (bincthing to 
 that cffedt under his Hand. 
 
 Capt.iiti Qrf.ve receiving this Reinf ircemenr, went on 
 board of his own Ship ; but the 1 ;;.</■ Sea-mcii thrcanu'd 
 every Day, to throw him and his Ciew overboard ; and 
 he believ'd they had certainly done it, if the other Du-<h 
 Ship, namely, the f/i^v, had not been in Curpany. 
 
 Somelin.e after lIIe^ fe'l in with threj /J;,.'.-/ ,^(iips near 
 .Vi-;,/-,r, upon the CoalV of . ?.■<>;-,:.•,.,• j one of which ha\ins 
 .1 Flag cpoii its Malt, like an Admi;al Ship, Captau") 
 '.I.;; ■ went in board c f her ; but as lo.,n as' he was on 
 board, that Admiral Sh p tii'd imon bis, in order to make 
 ihem take d^^vn their F< o< :h Q.v,Vi\^i ; upon wl-.ich tha 
 Cap;;i;n I'eni b.-ick his Boat, with Order;, to take 'cm down. 
 '1 Ills done, they laild .nil togetlier fur ;7.;.-.f.-),<,\. here they 
 avriv'd in l):amhet ; .\::\ Cantain Gi.rtv- went to wait 
 upon the r>:t,U Adme al, .tnd delir'd he would .rfifl hinx 
 with lome, Sea-men to I onde.cl h.is Ship to li.mt.-.m, pur- 
 lu.'nt to his C-ommi;fion. 
 
 'Che .\dnii!^l promi: '.1 to adift him, and to allow him 
 to on TO Uii.t.'m, pio\ idid he would there btiy up .ill the 
 Pepper he could pet, at .1 limi'ed Price, ,.'7. two Rials .i. 
 Sack ; and then diltribme two thirds of it to the 0;,,\7'j 
 ard l:>i;:li[}: in that Ro.id. _ The Captain eonfidering his 
 niileiMble Condition, w.as fiiu to lubiiiit and fisn ,in Ob- 
 ligation of buying I'iooo Sacl.sofPepper, 5^;, if which 
 fliould be gi. en to the />7.'l/'', and V'OD torh- /i./^/^/j. 
 
 In the mean time the Pinnace I had fent in <.\a -It: jfhim 
 arriv'd at 'in^rtti\i, but the Bargain being itrut k bei'ore its 
 arrival, Capt. Gmit- was oWigV* -ogo to U- .■rit. Ac- The KccrpiW 
 cordingly he went, and airiv'd there the end of 'jann.t v, "^,'''- •"',""* 
 where the King gave him a M-elcomc Reception, b'lt would w.'.h '«'" 
 fell him no Pepper under four Rials a B './. In the mean Sjiww. 
 time, the 0«\/', contrary ro their Pcon-.'.fei fein out arin'd 
 Barks up and down Bi«M»;Road. n purfait of the '7.;- 
 ■ir.ns; and thefe Barks having purui'd the '7,.. ,(.i.t wiiiiin 
 Cannon-ihi : of their Walls, return'd alwavs on board of 
 our Shi]' the He/.", in order to m.ike thofe of /; -ir.im {k- 
 lie e, that the \'nncU gave Ihelter to their mortal K- 
 neu-.ies. However, the King of llinhim relented it no o- 
 therways, than by keeping the Pepper at the firfl Price. 
 l^poii which Captain (./d-ef rclolv'd to take it .;: the 
 Current Price, and when he had got his Loading, tore- 
 turn to Fi.tike. 
 
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 He otTcr'd parr of what he goi to the DwcA, but they 
 would not have it at that price ; the liiiglijh indeed took 
 i^oBagsOf him, but never paid for ic. The Ow/f/jand 
 lin^'ifl} paying him no Money, he had not enough to pay 
 the King of Bmiuin for the i^ooo Bags he had bar- 
 gain'dfor, and therefore ikiii'd he would let him have 
 only iooo Bags more « tnit the King rcfus'd to let him 
 liave any, uniefs he woi.lJ take all lie had bargaiti'd for. 
 At lift the Commiiriry uf the St. Malt's CVnipany at 
 /JjB< !w, fupply'd Imn with as much as would complcat 
 his Loading, taking the /iivj/iiM^ir Advice-Boat for 15110 
 i^i/i iniartof p.i\ment. 
 
 This done, lie lefolv'd to return diredly for h'l.ifuc. 
 
 Rut three Ships that lay at an Anchor jiift by him, eom- 
 
 n'.mded him tn go to 'jr.c.ttm. Accordingly he went, 
 
 Miw "hry and was thvc order'd to unlade I of l;i$ Cargo; an>l, 
 
 tlic'lWt « noiwithftandini; th.u he had Ihcw'd letters under the 
 
 •jtcur: Diiuh rrefidcni's Hand, importing, that they wo>iK! not 
 
 ftand to the ftrftRargam, yet they arrefted the Captain 
 
 alhoar, and made fev en or eight of their Ships to ndc 
 
 a: Anchor round the // p:, and began to unload the 
 
 Pepper themlelves, iho' none of Captain Cmc'a Crew 
 
 put their Hand to it. In the mean tmie Captain (;r/-v<- 
 
 cnter'd a Proteftation a^aind the InjulHcc of the Dm. I; 
 
 declaring that all Daaiapes enfuiiig upon that Action, 
 
 fl.ould be put to their Account. 
 
 Soon after, in a very dark Nighr, a Pi'iiii' was fe» ' to 
 come from the place where the IJur.h Ships lay at An- 
 chor, and make up to the Stern of the Wy.-, nc:;r which 
 it continu'd lor a hitle time, and after that putting off, 
 one of their Mencry'd out in the M,i:/:ys Ltngnage that 
 the Ujpe was on fiie. Immediately the U:i:cr. Ship? 
 were feeii under fiil, having weighed Anchor before, 
 which was a certain (ign that they knew of theDefign: 
 And when the Prefidcnt of J.^catrn rcceiv'd the firft Ad- 
 vice, that a Ship was on fire in the Road, he reply'd 
 without any concern, that he knew it was the I'rmJi 
 Ship. In the mean time the F.o/c/) Sea-men finding the 
 Fire too far advanc'd to be cxftinguifli'd, came off in the 
 I.ong-boar, and abandoned the Ship. Next Morning 
 Captain Grmc feiit fix Pthws to fave fomcthing in the 
 Ship ; but the Dutch kept them off ; So that they fav'd 
 all the Pepper tmA Artillery, and put it in their own 
 Magasirjcs, and fold the very Hulk of the Ship by beat 
 of Drum. 
 Tke King rf This donc, Captain Cmvc hearint; / was at Ac'iicn, fet 
 .yithm it. out for Achen in the \'rctic!> CommilTary at BnntAm his 
 tclh Cipt. pjijnacc, and the reft of the Men came in another Bark ; 
 trA^ikii Tu ^u' *' foo" *' ^^ arriv'd there, the Bark and all that was 
 ftjmVm. inii, was ftop'd by the King of Achtu ; and Captain 
 Grniic licing taken very ill, and not mectnig with me 
 there, took the opportunity of rcuirningto7''Crt/<ii by the 
 I'.iig'ijh Ships above mentioned. H.tving heard thisfat.il 
 Account ot our Artaiis, I fent out a Boat for Capt.iin 
 Grr.vc, and rcceiv'd him aboard. 
 
 Xozcmkr tl.c jtli. We weigh'd Anchor, and making 
 the Road of Achn, came to an Anchor among five more 
 Ships that were in that Road, in order tobe in a capa ity 
 toiorcethe King of Aden to deliver up niv Men, if fo 
 be he would not doit with Ccod Will. Immediately 
 upon our arriv :'.l the King fent an Eunuch aboard to wel- 
 come r:ie, and pray mc to come aflioar. I made anfwer, 
 that I could not truft my fclf adioar, (incc the King h.id 
 imprifon'd my Men like Robbers, and fiez'd upon the 
 forry Remains of a burnt Ship, contrary 10 what might 
 have been expeflcd after the Services profcr'd him by the 
 Kingof r'VT'.'Cf and mc in particular. The Eunuch re- 
 
 fo'r imftlng pb'^' **t ''"= '^•"S ''^'^'^ <^'" ''' '■* Pi'"'2«f v" that had 
 ihcM. ravag'dhisCoafts, and as foon ashc wasuiideceiv'd, h.id 
 
 fet them at liberty and rcturn'd 'cm their Money; that 
 it was true, he had hindcr'd them to go onboard the 
 Dutch and F.nglijh Sh'ps, for fear they Ihould come at 
 »ny harm from thcfe their mornl Enemies, deiigniiig to 
 pet them inrothe Hands of the lirll Fi:h(/j Captain ihat 
 ihould ha\ e arriv d in that pla:e. To this 1 anfwei 'd 
 That the French were cafily dillinguilliable from tht 
 Ph7.m;.v ;;? i and that 1 undcrRood, that rho' the King had 
 rcturn'd "cm fome !{:.•■ '1, yet he had not rcturn'd the. value 
 of 1500 Rials, th.it he took from 'em in M j^ Ji-n-cl;, 
 Be{Cif,Xuirl, andotlicnh ngs. The Eunachtoldmcrhc 
 King would certainly pay that. But after all 1 gave him 
 toknow that I wa; hrndy refolved not to come ail.oar'ill 
 all my Men were alxiard, after which I would come and 
 receive h.s Comnianiis. Then they demanded the Duties 
 of the King's Cii;p , b<. fides 4jc 4>/j t-f Anchorage for 
 till" K ng, and 2)o for the Officers of the /■///1/1 ./jjj./c, 
 a late Iiipolition l.iid \i\x)n all Sh ps that (hould come imo 
 the l»oad. But I told them I did not come to Tiaffick, 
 I an'f :hcrefo-e wotild not pay alarth'np. 
 
 Some time after ihc C rpc rcturn'd and brought all my 
 
 Men aboard; •,ipon vjhich, purfuant to my Promifc,iVM« 
 
 1 went aflioar. 'ft'hcn 1 waited upon the King, he com- ^C- 
 
 plamd heavily ih.ar I did not ccmc to fee Him focncr ?""'*' 
 
 and told me th.it the Ditch and Etignfi} had fpa-ad falfe 
 
 Reports, in order to exclude the K fnct< from the Trade of 
 
 Achen ; that the Men he had imprifon'd were reprcfcntcd 
 
 to hini as Robbers ar.d Pirats, but as foon as he under- 
 
 ftoodthey bclong'd to m>:, he immedi.itclv fet them a.' 
 
 liberty; that he was afraid the King of B^the might 
 
 have taken ir ill it he liad put his Snbjeifts into the Hands 
 
 ot ihcIingHJhoi: Dutch, who were his Mortal Enemies- 
 
 and that he only waited for the arrival of a French Shir' 
 
 ill which he might fend them home. But after all, when 
 
 I ihank'd him tor fending the Men on b aid. he told me 
 
 hchadonly fent them to vifit mc, but not to ftay with 
 
 mc ; for that they being Ihipwiack'd and M Men be- 
 
 long'd to hnii into whofe Port they came. 1 his, as 1 
 
 took«it, he Ihid to prcven', my asking for what he had 
 
 taken from them, the value of vniiich amounted very 
 
 near to 2000 >^ri/<. However I refolv'd to play himj 
 
 trick for it; and with tliat view, dclir'd Mr. Uinum, 
 
 ( fo the lirll: Comniilfary of the St. MnU's Company at 
 
 B ii,M»( was call'd ) who was now Pio[irietor of the 
 
 Pinnace, to retire from Ach:,, as foon as lie could to 
 
 avoid the Daiif.cr he might incur thro' the Iiifilencc and 
 
 Periidioi.fncfsof the King. But Linmio- y m.ide anfwer 
 
 "That he had fome G.iodsto.put off, which would reoure 
 
 Ibinc time ; and he being of another Company 1 c'ciild 
 
 not force him, 
 
 Upon this anfwer, I refolv'd to put in for a Licence 
 forTiVoiv ; andfortlut mirpofe, ortei'dO'vui^^y l.nxemr.nr 
 aDi.imondif he woi.ld procure it mc. 'ihe Orni\iii 
 told me it mi;.;ht be doi e, provided I made a Prefent o*' 
 fome rine Uiamond to iheKinj, who was then p.ifTio- 
 nately fond of Diamonds. I ll.ow'd him a roiigh Dia- 
 mond, weighing 12 Grains, which I dclii n'll for the King, 
 and another II, t, of live G.aiiib tor himia'. Ne.tt U.iy 
 he acquainted mc th ,t he had lliown the Diamonds to 
 the King ; bit the l.iixlilh having l.itcly prefciited him 
 with very large ones, he did not' value mine; but after 
 ail, that it 1 could tind any extraordinary Rarity, 1 
 might ccrt.iinly obtain my Rcqued. Upon this Advice, 
 I bought of I'd iky, the Forttiguc^^i-, wh(f was lately rc- 
 turn'd from .^tn/ulipJtdii, Two Diamonds ; One 
 weighing iS Grains, cut Lozenge-ways, and very pret- 
 tily fet, which coft mc 550 l{in;s ; and another of nine 
 Grains cut Point-ways, which coft me 1 iol{i',t!i. I ftcw'J 
 them to l.Axcmitnc, who advis'd mc to prefent them my 
 felf. L'pon which I defir'd Qi<,> V« the Cjold Smith, who 
 was my Interpreter, and who ufi d to fpeak vc, v boldly tn 
 the King, toaci]iijint liuu that 1 had fome Jewels to lli'ow 
 his Majclly, without telling him whether I meant toleil 
 them or give them away. 
 
 Accordingly, afier Ibmc time the King fent for mc,Ai>:,-, 
 and delired a light of the Diamond that he heard 1 hail.-.'- 
 I Ihewed him the large one, which lie look'd mightily!',-" 
 upon; and when lie .ysk'd the price <.f ir, I told him ii.- 
 it was at his fervicc, if he would allow nie 
 fi/i/'« J of Pepper ,'t r/f ir. His Anfwer was, 
 Dutch niould otfcr him joooo RJn i, fir that Liberty he 
 would not give it them; but tome he would give a'fi- 
 ccnfeof ftayingat IVuiPZo Days, provided j g,i\cliim 
 another D:amo",id like that. / told him / h.id none fuch, 
 nor could not 'pollibly tind any. Then he delir'd / would 
 prefent him with a Cannon in the room of^ it: Bat / 
 bcg'd his Majellics Pardon. Upon which he fa:d, all 
 oihcr Nations had piefenied liim with Caniious, and f 
 ought not to rcfiife him. I pray'd him to cxcule nie, 
 in regard / had fo many Enemies, and that there were 
 feme Ships near 1'icon\ He reply'd, f needed not fear the 
 Dutch atTi^w, lincethey had a l-'dclory at Achm, which 
 W.1S more iaiuable than my Ship. After all, finding he 
 was fo bent upon the CJun, i agreed to let him have it ; 
 upon which he talld for the O <; k:y Uxew.uie, and ol- 
 der 'd him to give me a Commiilicii to trade at liccv: 
 After that he qneftion'd me very particularly concerning 
 Mr Liimn /,y's Circumltances ; die firce of Ivs Ship, the 
 value of his Cargo; and at lall advis'd mc to carry' him 
 and his Pinnace along with me, and not leav him ex- 
 pos'd tothc indifcretion of ilie fvnwiuc^e, D:ii:\ F.nt- 
 ijh, and even the A/o-ii; thcnifeivps, who would liecalily 
 tempted to fall u|-ion fuch a fnall V'elfel f repre'cntini!, 
 that his Atfcdfionto th ■ Kim; of ■ »;t.- mov'd him to 
 give that Advi;c, and that tho' Mr. I.immony was not 
 under my Command, yet out of refpctft to myCountry- 
 men and Ac(|uaiiitances, I ought to rcfcue them from the 
 Danger rhey wi re in. 
 
 h-c ml'-r the uii, Having ask'J Li-.xfmnne often foCHiiKi'l 
 myCominiilion and finding he only Ihufll'd and pui:meiJ'8*'' 
 oft; /compkiii'J of luinto'the Kmg, who U4me give p;"„!,! 
 
 hiin 
 
 ne to buy ^on'-.; .. 
 •'-■ That if tho''''" 
 
 
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 249 
 
 niiinbiis ot Hiiis and I>uik\ in 
 «. HiiininB aikl Game tlicy ire 
 
 r.:, 'Yi-i VVcxidi. ind 
 Me great r.u;T!btrs 
 
 him a Di*""'"''' ** '* that hidbccnsgrecd to at tirft. 1 OremiJ, and in dr.iw.ng or rarryinr. Thi-y hue 
 To nake (hort of the Story, f fine! I'd th.it rhc Oiitnca)\ pipiitv of Vor.ng KiiK, and Hoiffs of a fmall breed , 
 //ivrmifW^ould do iWthing of the miftcr, for that thci but then Shf.f> ate j;o(\l f r nothiiiv; The PcJ- 
 Kingdifpatch'J all his Commilfions hiinfclf; .ind that| fants bntd uj' grlM: r 
 the defign of turning me o'cr to him, w.n, to worm out I order to Icil tlieir I-.i^.; 
 
 of luc another Diamond tor the King's own ut'c. On' miichiiiciHtoni'd lo. toi ihcy li.ivc an viilinitc number of 
 ihis difcovery, / g:ivc him .tivjthcr Diiini >iid that wciph'J , WiM Boirv ilio' nut (o Urge inj fi.run.s a'* rhcy arc it: 
 about ii«(' rains i .iiul at hit .ittei m.tny Sto["i and Uc-I'"""i , aiiJ tliri: Stag's ;: d D rvgoli,-yondouis. T7icy 
 lays, recciv'd out of thcKiiij','?. own Hiivi 1 I ctrer, em- 
 powering nic to tr.iflitk in JV ■* for lo Dayj, and or- 
 dcnngthe King and (lovernour o\' that '[''.u- ■ ro ailitl inc 
 iiuarryinpon the'iradc of I'eppei, lor whii i;. I was to 
 pay the iifu,il Uiitics. At the fime tnne the Kiiii; ordcr'd 
 me to pay the Duties of fomc Gnnd', that /had bought 
 up in order to ICll at I'iciw ; which / thoiiglit to have 
 been excib'd from, in iigard / n.e.in'd to put 'tin otf 
 within the Territories of the Kinj; if Acl-.cn However 
 ( was fore 'd to pay it. / h.aJ freimuily orderd my In- 
 tcrtireter to dclirc Keftitutioii ot the Kinc for ^vliarhehid 
 tiktn from my Men ; h\u the Imerprcter wtiuU not ven- 
 ture to mention ir, lu'cinfe he toiind it was difagrceiblc 
 tothcKing. After all, J pref d Or.o/crt? y..«o/i<tn;' to te- 
 ptffcnt my Requeft tothe Kinr.whuhat lalUie did, and 
 fhtn g.ive mc to l(now,th,it it \va< in vain to cxpcd it.that 
 ilieKinghadi I'itle to all the Goods of thofc who were 
 Shipwr.lek'il "pon his Coilt ; and that the King had 
 been vciy t.iVourablc in delivering the Men thein- 
 Irlvcs. . 
 
 />v.w/.-. the itf'.li, Wc weighed Anchor, and arrivd 
 (10 iiiihe Ro.idof T/'mi- the lalt D.iv of thir, Year. 
 
 ^/(HiiMthe ift, i<2l. I ihcw'ci the Inhabitants of the 
 
 M 
 
 c CM ot 
 
 Wf ll«r 
 K»r.i<.',lJ 
 
 Illind t!v King of -■fe'v/s Letter, who receiv'd it 
 with I'leaUii'- In this plate / bought about 400 Bit/." 1 
 of Pepper, whirh r"ft nie .ibo it !<; /^:.i/i the B/i/'-ir, in- 
 ilu.l r}^ the Ch.irgt"! if my Commillion, and the Ptelents 
 Jm.ic'.cat Acl'cii. 
 
 (■■/■'/,«> the lit. We weigh'd Ancho from the Ro.id 
 of J'Vaiv, ill order to return home; hi.injj on board 
 71 Men all in good health, an' ttovifioiis for nine 
 Months- 
 
 A Defcription of tbt IJlanJ of Sumatri. 
 
 THe lllind of Sumntra is larger than f.VMf Jtiitain. 
 it contains 1 1 Deg. in length, running S. E. and 
 N. VV. 1. c from the Point of Achen, which lies in 5 ; 
 Deg. N. Lat, to the Streight of Sund/i, the Latitude of 
 which is 5 ' Deg. S. So that its length m»y be computed 
 to bo joo F •»:!' Leagues. Its South End is broader than 
 the North ; but one with another, its breadth will make 
 70 Leagues. The Coaft for the moft part lies low, tho' 
 there arc very high Mountains within the Country. Its 
 Valleys afford cxi client Patturage, ami are fertile in Rice, 
 and all other Fruits. 'Tis watet'd with many noble Ri- 
 ven, fome of which arc very great, for inftame, 
 Ciiupifl, hi.iroi, Uitytf, AJ.ett, I'iMr, "Jamhi, Ainlilpm' i . 
 Bclides feveral fmall Rivers and an infinity of Brooks. 
 By which means 'tis rende t'd very moift, and in fomc 
 places tnarlliy. Befidcs'tisfnbjc(ft to frequent Rains, for 
 the Equinodial cots it diredtly in the middle, it bears 
 lery large Trees, which retain thcit vctdure all the Year 
 round. 
 , The A;t isunhcalthy for Strangers, cfpecially near the 
 
 JJ]||5,y'*''Equi.lodil Line, as inTuoB', I'nlfnmati, 8ic. nay, the 
 very Inhal itants of Achcn don't care to live in thole places 
 during the wet Seafon, whiih lalU from;?iiW(-to OHohr ; 
 and in which the Weltcrly Winds, mix'd with Whirl- 
 winds, Rains, Tempells, iind fuddeii Calms, blow up- 
 on that Coaft. hi thefe Calms the Air beinn unniov J, 
 and the Ground foak'd with conftant Rain, the Sun with 
 ITS perpendicular Ra^s, attradts very ftliikin;j Vapours, 
 which occalion'd peftilential Fevers, that carry Strangers 
 cfTin twoor three U.iys, or atleaft vetminate in obftinatc 
 Swellings and Uropfies. 
 ThcCityof //e/'wfituatedonthe Northt'oint, ismorc 
 zTm- '""Pf^fate. It ftands upon a great River, about half a 
 (^lMpllc^I.cague from the Sea, inthcmidltof a great Valley, that 
 islix Leagues broad. The Soil is very pioper for all forts 
 of Grain and Fruit ; b it the Inhabiunts fow nothiny 
 upon it but Rice, wlii'liis their principal Food, together 
 
 hav,- but few Hair-. 01 Kor-b'xks , bv 
 
 at the Foot ol ilu' Mour.t.iiiit, there 
 
 of \Vi!d-Flcpliant^ U|.oii the 'innhauited Mou-itaiiit 
 
 and Hills, thert ait agi\at in.n.y T.{'cis, lijine Riiiocc- 
 
 rots, Porcup:ries Wdii-Bufflcs, C'i\etCa!s, Wild-Cats, 
 
 Monke>s Addc-. Ik^-c Lizards ni.l rii fotiic Riven 
 
 poifcnous Ciocotlile 
 
 The licttei half of ih s lilund 1 (.otl.lVdby ScKingflitc 
 of .1 irii. U )Oii |.'o .iloiigi'ic Ci/iift to the h^iUwardia 
 ot jI l.vri, about li Leagues from 11 von meet with 
 Pi./", 1 luige and pDpuloiis City, and afttt liiat t'r.cm 
 and Of.y. Aliout ix Lcagi cs to the W tit- ward of 
 Achen, lies Dayn, aconlideiaole City , and then the Kirg 
 of Achfii-, late Conqudls, nZ, l.r.li', i'lnqucl, Bnrut, 
 Bf.takw., P.iljitin/in, lion I', ,,:nir.>., and Pf.dmg. The 
 Other half of the hb.nd i, poffefs'd b) Hvc or fix Kings, 
 who, tho' they are Lords ol very good Country., yet if 
 you put them all logctutr, they arc not fo conlijetable as 
 the King of Ai'\-),. 
 
 Upn the Fall (iJc, near the Equinofl iai, lies the little 
 KingJoiiii>'' :,i.tii^.!, and beyond that J,*//i; \ the rich- 
 ell of tlicm all ; and a little farther I'.i'imlia, . To the 
 Wert-watd ot J>-./.r/i,', lit s the Kingdom of MininnAbo, 
 and bcyon lihat .i/Wi/;' i(.vi fhe tcit of the Coaft cc- 
 tendingrothe Sirtights ot iii}..ia, is woody and unin- 
 habited. That |.ait of the Coaft that faces thefe 
 ■Streights IS fiibjtct to the Kmi; ot Hmt/tm Ihus \qu 
 havean Account ct the whole Coaft cf iu'«,if>,r, the In- 
 habirant-. of which ate .\f,i/.v4N; ; fo that they .ill undcr- 
 ftanil the M.:l.iyi 1 angiiage. 
 
 The Inland parts of this llland ate inhabited by N.iti vei in irli-l 
 that fpcak a different Language from tlic .\,' i.,iv, . and .ire P«"'- 
 nndcr the Government ot feveral Petty Kiiijis, of winch 
 tlic Richeftand moft Powerful is one that tefidcs between 
 I'icow and Mii7iimcab(>, asbeing polfcfs'd of all the places 
 where the Gold of this Iflaiul lies. 'Tis cer-ain thtrc is 
 a great deal of Gold to b.' found in this If iiid ; but the 
 Inhabitants are altogether ignorant ot the working of 
 Mines, and what they gather is only 111 Torrents, and 
 little Ditches, thnt they dig in the plates where the Floods 
 difcharge thcmlelves. This Gold ttie Nitives truck 
 with the inhabitants of M..mtn..ih, lor Rice, Anns, and 
 Cotton-Cloth, and with thole of Pi^am.in, to Pepper, 
 Salt, S/i'.!f-Cioth , and Mfjulip,ti.m Steel. r::on and 
 the other Kingdoms they haie bu:httlc Coinn crco with. 
 As lorStiani'.ers, c!iey iiaveno dealings with .hem j but 
 murder and cat 'cm wherever rhcy catch en , as well as 
 their Enemies. For when they war with one another, 
 they never ranfome Prifoners; Lit eat their FIclh raw 
 with Pepper and Salt. Tho' the,' have no Religion, ^et 
 they liau- fume Polity relating 10 Mainaj;c, juliicc, and 
 their Duty to their Kini;, wh'th they obfeivi, wnh an 
 Inviolable RofpcCf. 
 
 I'pon the Weft Coaft of S;.»;<!.'.m, there aie a great xh, (n,nj, 
 ir,,inyl(les , lome of 'em large, about 1 8 or io Leat;iies otf, uion ihc 
 and others but fmall, about three or fo'.ir Leagues from '-'^*'''^ *' 
 the Continent ; which do not belong to any of the above- """'' 
 mention'd Kings. Thole which arc inhabited, arc 
 polfcfs'd by the Original Natives, whom the Vfi/.iyj never 
 cxpell'ii, betaufc thele I;l nui^ were not to their purpofe. 
 Upon the .South fide ot ^■■nmvir., in the Latitude of 5 
 Deg. lies tlielfland of Fn^nnr, Inhabited by Barbarous £,.,„« 
 Savages, that fp .ire nobody, but mallacrc all that come 
 upon their Shoar, whether White or t'Jatk. They g.) 
 naked wirh long Hair. ^t:,l b.avc C.vic^i. in which they 
 fifh. Theii Armsare Bows and .'\rrows. 
 
 t 'pon the fame Coalt, in the Lat. of f ' Deg. lies a >,p„. 
 long llland, tall'dby the Hut.li Sr.JJ'.iv. which may con- 
 tain about 1 .t 01 15 Leagues in length ; but is not in- 
 habited. 
 
 .■\boiit four or five [eapues from this, near tlie F.qui- 
 noclial, we meet with another uninhabited Kland, about 
 7 or 8 Leaf u-'s long. 
 
 Then we c.ime to a great {(land in the I atitudcof a<." j;i.. 
 I ' Peg. call'd Afi'..frt/o, .ibovc lo Leagues |on}:, the 
 Inhabitants of which arc cloath'd, and traffick with 
 
 I! 
 
 
 
 munc often fotHiilml' 
 ffl'daiid put me in*'! 
 'ho Uttmc give p „..' 
 hiin 
 
 with Cdco'j with which the whole llland abounds. 1 his thofe of TAsir, tho' they fpcak a peculiar Language. 
 pUceiswcllftor'd with Fruit Trees, which liear in their' I'nderthcEiiuinodtial tlieic are iw or 25 IlTanJs, fottie 
 proper .Seafoiis ; fo that there is nor a Month in the 'great, fomc fmall, fomc inhabited, fome nor. 
 Vear without tonterife Fruit. Here they fbw no Pulfc j Having crols'd the Line, we meet with the Illc of 
 wPot'Herbl ; but they have excellent Pafturage, and a \Piilc-Nj.ii, in 2 Deg N Lat. which is 1 5 or i< Leaaucs 
 gteft BMny BuBifM, vmkh they itnptey m manipiiig the long ; and peopled with a good for. of People thic hurt 
 
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 no I'ody, Un'cfs they bi. iiijiir'J, ami traffick with the 
 ?cri.lc of H.irr.'j ami Stranger^, to whom they iciltlicit 
 ChilJicii and Sl.ivi-s. 
 
 Imj ' IVp. N. I. u- there arc I'everal other inhabited 
 lllaiids. Several nt' tlicle Ifles arc lover'd all oier v.'iih 
 film-Trees, (hat Kar the Coco's, which the liihalntams 
 of the \kritim Tou lis carry oil' in thiir Ships and make 
 Oil of. Others are inverM all over with very high 
 Trees that ditfcr imuh tVum iliofi of I'.nrofc. 
 t. u lo return to the Great I Hand of Summni, and take a 
 
 UrKiiijiloniiCiaumtkamial View of what if |ii(hUiccs 
 
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 'jindtiitt. 
 
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 The Kingdom of Aiuii^n atlnrds a confidcraHeqnan- 
 tityot Fepper ; but is very finall. (!o!d is elieai>er ihete 
 thai) ill an^ other Cciimtry polfelVd by ilie M.ihyi. 
 
 The Kiiii'.d'iiu of 7<iinf> prndui es a );reat deal ol Pep- 
 per, wh:ch is much briter than that (f ihiAjig'i. i'lic 
 /.'«^/j/.'j and Dufi/j have 3 Factory in it, as well as tin 
 Pm./!;Mf^c of A/.i/.ic.f. 1 lie City, which is very nii- 
 liealthy, lics^" or 60 leagues up a l<.i\er, which one 
 mull row up with a IVjai. The Inh.ibitaius drive a 
 Rreat Gold! radc, ni.t only with tliolc of .M.iH./mi/i , 
 but with the Natives of the Country. 
 
 Tlie Kiiipdom of I'ol'.nii.m abounds 111 Km 
 t!'- ; and i.ifbrds but little IVpper. 'Tis a plcif.iiit Conn- 1 elle, 
 
 great Ships may come up and ride fafe. .All thcfe pKucs 
 are well Peopl'd and Cultivated, and finie of thi Inlii- 
 bitant.s are nth, and live happily by virtue of then Rv- 
 motenels from the Tyrannu al Court of ,ie:>en. 
 
 The Inhabitants oi' .Uktn Avv a worfe fort nf Peopjp 
 than mole of 7/0 w ami ['rii^mnn, and the other pl.iiciAClitiV | 
 along the ('oaft- Tl? y are Proud, I-iivinus, Weiiof tio" 
 Faith or Confciencc, elpccially in ihcir Dealings with" 
 Chtillians, 'I reacherous, and gi\en to Robbing and 
 Poifoiiii.g. They defpile their KeighlniuiN, ,ind take all 
 other Nations but thenifelves to be brutal. They are very 
 
 Kodigal 111 their Cloths, ami would be the t'auie intlie.i 
 oule.s, ,Ma\cs, .ind oilier things, if the King did nut 
 cranij) 'em. Tho' Ipeak well in tlieu own I angiiage. 
 aiidloii.eol eiii fit uptor Ora'.ors. They aie \er\ fumj 
 ot Similes, and happy enough in applying iliem ; In.r 
 the Fieijiieiuy with which they ule iheiii, would U- 
 naulioi.s and iiupeitinent in any other Country . They 
 compole l(<nic Poems and .Songs, and apply themfelvestu 
 NVritiiig, and the'/7'.i/'<j« .'\rithintiick, which ditfcisbut 
 little fioin ours. Some of 'cm are wry good Medu- 
 I nicks, efpeuall) for the building ofGallies; and 
 id Cat- tht;y make all loris of lion Work as" well as any where 
 ""*■ ilio iliev do iioi ivoik wiihtha'. lame Facihty an,) 
 
 try towards the Sill ar ; and is polfefs'd by the King of Dexter. ty as the /.i.iu/c.:«j. They vi.uk vcn well 'n 
 Br.M.iii:. jCoppci and Wood, and Umie ol cniare skill'J incaHma 
 
 Wni'i>u..i is feated'n a rapid River, m j ' Dcg. S. of /iitillcry. 
 Ijt. anilfurnilhcs evet. Year twn Ships loading I't fiith ' I lu King eiiteitains joo Goldfiniihs in his Caftle ; 
 
 trade 
 
 Ki'.i^tttt. 
 
 I'lppiT as we have in ;?.<)«/ ■.. The Inhabitant 
 likewife in GoKl W'lth thole ot M.iir.nicr.i'.. 
 
 N(xt IS the Kingdom of .i/.i>;/,/;,,-A,., vvhich (liootsinto 
 the Country, b 
 
 parti, uKnly {:<.tr.iif.gi-, wlicrt the l-.,,^::fh and Outcl 
 loiiH- often. 1 hey have little Pepper, but a great deal 
 vt (iold, whii h IS not above .0 or )% jci (.',■</;. cheaper 
 thrrr than in /•" .•Xtf , becaui'e thev deal with lo many 
 Natii'iisiiuhaT Commodity. They lill it by iIk- 7'.:?', 
 fif which I makes lliarp two Dunces. It is m dull and 
 Imall pieces, for they make but few Bars of it. 
 
 As for the Do.ninions oFtlie King of .klcn, the Tcr- 
 
 •ni of lie ritorv of his principal City, is not fuffii-iently cultivated 
 
 HiOJ of ' ' 
 
 Mint. 
 
 Ulides a great many other .Artilans. 
 
 Sime this King came 10 the Throne, the Subjecls of 
 
 W./i). have got the Name of ihe U'lt Souldiers in /;/,/,'.: .- 
 
 iias fome Haibouis ii|H)n the Sea-(ide, lor they endure Fatigue wonderfully, and arc excellcn; 
 
 ''■""•eu, as appear'd 'n the Siege of Q_i(;./,! and i),-,., 
 thelaft bcinga plate of great (Ireiigih ; foriiiyd by the 
 Aiiillance andConirivancc of the /'. //!.;;(., .-c ; aii.l ile- 
 feuded by a Perfon of great Valour and Repuiatinn, 
 which, ncverthclefsthe King of .Ulni took in llx Weds 
 ~ an! graaually a.ivanciuj 
 
 T';i r^amini 
 
 time, by cutting Trc 
 
 them. 
 
 They live vcv loK-rly, and for the irolf part upon 
 
 I^i-'i". to whichihc Richer for iiia\ add a lira'l ni.itreruf 
 for maintuiiut'gtlic'lnlubitants ; foth.it a great part of Fiihajid a tew Herbs : And lie iiuilf be a grtat l.oid m- 
 their Rice comes from abroad. In former times it pro- deed, that, in a D.i\'s time, eats a Hen boii'd or broil J 
 diic'dagrrat deal of Pepper; but one of their Kings upn the Coals. ''Jis a commtn lading amoi.i; them, 
 obferving they minded nothing cll'c, and negleflcd the That if there were looo Chriltiam in that Country, 
 manuring of the Ground, cut down all the Pepper Plants, all their Beef and Fowl would ipiickly beconfumrd. 
 fothitatprcfeiit it dots not produce every Vrar, abne | They pretend to be very Itritl Af.;' /'..-.'/./o, but ar: 
 500 Brt/«' J of Pepper, and that of the fmalK ft fort. Six great Hypocrites and Dillemblers, ifpecially in tlitii 
 Leagues from Acheii, towarsls /V./o, there is a high RclpcifV to the King, whom they would Ue hang'd it 
 Mountain that furnilhcs great iiuantities of Sulphur, as they could. 
 
 well as the Ifle of /Wow;:,) in tlie Road ol Acicn, which 
 luppliesina manner all the /«,/.>j with Sulphur to make 
 Powdi I of 
 
 If they fufpciit, tho' without rcafon, th.at any one docs 
 not lovcthcm, to prevent his being in a Capacity to mi- 
 rcprefent thcmto the King, they'll form an Accufjtiuii 
 
 Mr. 
 
 On 
 
 
 <*rw. 
 
 The Territory (if Pc.ii'r being very fertile in Rice, is agaiiilt him before tiK' King ; and it is the fret]uemyof 
 call'd the Granary oi A.hci.. 1 his place affords pretty theli.- Accufations, that m.akes the King lo cruel, foraf- 
 laigc quantities of a yellow and hard fort of Silk ; part of : much as it pcrfwades him, that there arc more Confj ;- 
 which is by tin Natives made into Stud's, that are iraciesagainft him than therearc. 
 
 cftecm'd all over Siii:i.ui,i, an.l the rcit they fell to the In hne, they arc Inch a wicked fort of People, that it 
 Inhabitants of the Ccalf of C'i)/r»/;,:/.//. is a common thing among them, for one Brother to ac 
 
 At Di), there is a fountain of Oil, which is faid to cufe another, or the Son the Father ; and if you cliaigt 
 
 be uiirxtinguifliablc when once ir is let on tiie, and with them with Inhumanity and want of Confciencc 
 
 lif^ 
 
 ftfinu: 
 
 Tn*. 
 
 '.p*l 
 
 f,j4^. 
 
 which the King of .Ichcn hwm two \'oi:iigue\e ^Vmlleoiis 
 near Atal/iccr^ about 8 or if Years ago. 
 
 Ci/zi .-iboundi ill Rice and Cattle. 
 
 Cin.jiiel atTord.s every Y'ear large quantities of Catn- 
 phyrc, whnh the Inh.abitanrs q( Surtit on the Coalt of 
 Corom.vi.icl fiuy up very cagerh for 15 or 16 f(ials the 
 Citii, or 28 Ounces. 
 
 B4/CM is a pleafant place, featcd upon a large River, 
 in an openand well cultivated C>'.im^/Ti'i»»;Country, about 
 a League from the Shear. Its B.tijf.mii:, efpeeially the 
 White fort, is mightily cfteem'd in thcfe Illands ; and it 
 fcrves the Inhabitants for a Baner in all their B.irgains, 
 for they have no other Money. This place atfords like- 
 wife plenty of Camrhyre. Ihe Caniphyrc of Batnham 
 is reckoned the bell, but there's very little of it. 
 
 i'.iffcmaH Hands at the Fret of a very high Moun- 
 tain, th.at may be foen in a clear Day ^o Leagues oft'. 
 It has excellent large Pepper, bemg the firlt place of this 
 Coafl where we meet with Pepper-Plants. 
 
 Seven leagues from this place ftands Ticoxt, which is 
 yet more fertile in Pepper. 
 
 Pur.inaii has not lo much Pepper, but it is a licttcr Air, 
 and very well Peopled, and pletuifully furnilh'd with all 
 lorts of Provilions i md drives a great Gold Trade with 
 rne Inhabitants of Mit>iii>hit<o. The Outcl' had a Faiftoiy 
 there for a long time ; but the laft Y'car the King of .Ichen 
 expcll'd them 
 
 Pirfdng has little Pepper, but deals pretty much in 
 Gold, and has the Convcmency of a line River, where 
 
 II poll 
 
 that fcore, they'll tell you, that God is i*^ far from the 
 but the King of /Icheii is near at hand. 
 
 Purfuant to the Law of M'.hmnei, tlicy marry a.s ui.iiij 
 Women as they are able to maintain, one of wliich is' 
 entiail'd to a Prefcrcme before the rcIt, lu r Cliildtm ' 
 being reckon'd thelawful Heirs. T hey fuH. 1 their Sla' is 
 and Com iibincs to go abroad, but not ilieii Wivis, h 
 a Man marries a young Woman, he comi- nly pay s \i<\\x 
 Money for her to her Relations, and allots hti a lovnouo 
 upon his own Fftatc. If a Woman has any ihmg ol 
 her own, flie lodges it in the Hands of her Husband, and 
 takesof him a Note, cntituling her to the Recoven ct 
 it in cafe of Separanon or b.id Husbandry : And if the 
 Husband dies firll, thisNote, together wiihthe loynturo, 
 llipulatcd in the Contraift of Marriage, mufi be tirll li- 
 tisfy'd out of the Cioods of the Deteas'd, to the pieiu- 
 dice of all Creditors- If the Woman dies firll, the 
 Husband is tntitui d to all that flic brought him. Man 
 and Wife may feparatc when they will, piovided they 
 iKith agree ro it, for the Confent of one party is not 
 fufficient. 
 
 In yfc/>f« I'fury is prohibited, and the liucreft ot.,.^. 
 Money is limited to 12 fer Cm;, pir Annum, without .f • 
 Pledges ; whereas in BiiiUdm they'll give 5 pei Cent, a 
 Month, and a Pawn bclidcs. If the Debtor refufes to 
 pay, he is cited before a Court of Juftice, where, if thi 
 Debt be made to appear, he is condcmn'd to pay it in a 
 little time; and it lie do's not pay it in the appointed 
 time, he is cited a fecond time, and inuil cither fay it in 
 
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 Af. Bcaulieu'j- Voyage to the Halt- Indies. 
 
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 All [licfc |'l,uc? 
 ic nf tJK li;li,|. 
 10 of then Ri- 
 
 Ibrt of I'copio 
 IC oiIkt places*'^''''' 
 
 Men of no 
 DinlinRs with 
 Rdblnii^ and 
 N, .mJ uki- all 
 They an- Viry 
 he lame iinlu-.i 
 ' King Jul iiM 
 AMI I arigiiape. 
 ) aie \KX\ foiiii 
 yiiip iheiii i ;ii" 
 leiii, would ;., 
 ,'oumr> . ihiy 
 y theinrelvtMu 
 vluth ilitfci^l'm 
 pooil Muiu 
 I Gallies ; aiij 
 I as any wIkti- 
 lie I-'acility an.i 
 ■c ven well m 
 skiirjincallini; 
 
 <; in his Caflle ; 
 
 the Siilijed^ ot 
 jhlier? ill /;...' . 
 \\ are exceller.- 
 ^11;./.: 3ml b:-, 
 l'onif>'il liy tln' 
 ;(..,-'• ; aii.l lie. 
 iiul Re)>!iiatinn, 
 i()k 111 lix W(\ks 
 lally alvar.iiiij 
 
 y(' ^.'(■ 
 
 moft part uiion 
 a liia'l mattiTuf 
 a pri.at l.oi J m- 
 lio.iM or broil j 
 ig air.oiii> them, 
 1 ihat t.oimtiy, 
 >c coiifuincil. 
 .imtiini, btit art 
 cially in tlicii 
 i fi-c hang'il it 
 
 lat any one docs 
 
 "apacity to mi- 
 
 Aa'c'latiDi) 
 
 L- frei]iien> ) of 
 
 fo cruel, foral- 
 
 ir.orc C'oiil'i ;- 
 
 People, that n 
 Brother to ar- 
 il' von riiaipt 
 bnlcience ifon 
 far from ilicir, 
 
 marry as luanj 
 
 .• ot uiiich \\^, , 
 
 u r Childrm 
 
 1 their SU'! < 
 
 leii \\'ivi- I; 
 
 Illy pav l'"ii.i 
 
 ler a |ovruiii.' 
 
 my ihiiig ot 
 
 Hii'-baiid, aiiii 
 
 Keroveiv (.1 
 
 And if tile 
 
 the |oymun', 
 
 u(t be tlrll li- 
 
 to the pielii- 
 
 ies firlt, ill'.- 
 
 ht him. Man 
 
 pio\idcd they 
 
 party is not 
 
 Omrt, or tll'c liavc hi'. Hands ty'd behind his Hack with 
 ;l VViihc. in which pollute he continues (tor no Body dare 
 to I'nrie iiini), and is obliu'd to appear beloic the Court 
 incry Day tha- it lit>, till'lK- laiislies the Debt : At lalt, if 
 the judge perceives I Ilu hc-appcat; cverv Day, and is not 
 .ap.i!''e to laiKlie die Dcnr, he delivers him up to the Cre- 
 jiitit to fine him as a. Slave, empoweriiu; the Creditor to 
 ,-arrv him hi me, or fell liim, or toilobv him a^hcpleafes, 
 f) he ilo-"" 11''! P''^ ''''" '" Death. T liis Court li's every 
 Morniii'.:, exicptiiiR /•'o/.n; under n gieat lit /', near the 
 ■KJt ^io^key J and one of the greatelt and riilult Oran- 
 >..HN pvelidc.sin It. 
 
 rn.ier another Kali, by the C.Ml'e (iate, fifi the Cri- 
 imiial C'.nirt, iti wliiih leveral of the princip.il Craiikays 
 rreliJc by tiiiiis. L.'ik!,-i the Ci fmlance i/f this d iirt 
 irc all Quarrws, Murui:r>, i<.obl-irieS, c.c commi'ted in 
 ilie Cuy. .'^lly Ciiininal n ay be Itopp'd, or taken up by 
 adiil or Child of four or live Yeais ot Are, firvviieii- 
 f. er i lar.ds are laid upon hiu', I-, dare'i n' t Inn Itand un- 
 irov'd I'ke a St.itee, and fiitl'ei Ins 1 lan-ls to I c lyM, in 
 Older tobediagg'd betcre the C'" rt, where Jullice liim- 
 nicdiately put in execution. I have ten great lubberly 
 .ScuundrcK dr.ii:g'd in th:it failii m liy li'tle Children, and 
 f ihIch n'd to reeeue li'iiie Lail.^s of a NVitlie upMi the 
 Sliii::Mer% for Itcaling the V.iliie of a haitliui.c .Mterthe 
 I'jrci'tioii IS o\cr , neither Criminal nor Informer dare 
 I'Hip'.aji; nay, foiuetimes they return togetlier equally 
 iiii I ".ern d. 
 
 1 law a Man iry'd there for hiving p eep'd through a 
 Hedge, 10 lee h:s Kcighbo.ir's Wile walhing herlelf, and 
 airdciiii.'il to re vie thiriv 1, allies iipiMi his.Sho Idcis, but 
 .ifterthe.Sentciue U.1S 1 rooinin.'d, if.e Crniiii'l eapi'-u'a- 
 tcj rubliekly wi'.h the h.xecuiio;ier, ;uul atierlbme \v<:i\'s 
 ■!.!vc him ;o iMac* in th.' open Court, in Conlideration ( f 
 Uiiig or.ly whipp'd alee liis Cloths. Tis a common 
 C'.ilU ni ill that pl.iec, to bargain with the Fxceutioner for 
 iti;ti'.;atii.g the I'luiilliment : bor tlicres neier a Day Init 
 the King (idcr'ia Note, live, Uar, Hand, boot, or Te- 
 Ihcle to be cut otf from fonic Bidy or other; and upon 
 ih(fe o.'calions ihe Kxecutioner gets Money tor doing his 
 Biilinei's handlbiv.ely, and vviih litt'c pain ; for if theCii- 
 niiiial does no: come up to his Price, and l>ay iiim in rea- 
 dy Mriicy, upon the Ipot, he 11 cut the Nole, forinltance, 
 fo iici "p th.at the Brain may be lien tlirovigh the Wound, or 
 rranple a I'oi t or a I.cg in two or three pieces, (jjc. In 
 all tlicle cruel Mutil.atioiis, and even CJelding it felf, fcauc 
 any one dies, iho' fomc of the Perlbns thus maim'd are 
 alovo 50 or 60 Years of Age ; and tlie oniy Remedy 
 il'ev life, is to put the wounded part immediately into 
 Water, and after it has bled a little walh it, and bind it 
 ipwitli l.innen Clinus. Alter a Criminal has thus fut- 
 lir'd lult'.cc, whether by the King's Command, or by the 
 Jiiilgc's.Scntenee, all the Ignominy of hi« Crime is vvip'il 
 ed', .iiid if any one upbraids him witli it, lie may kill him 
 w th lii'.pi nity. Theie is aidtlkr Court, in which the 
 Cadv or H.lhop prclides ; that takes Cognifaiue of all In- 
 lr;n(;i.imnts upon their Re'igioii. 
 
 Ill the AllamUgue likevvde there's a Pali tor determi- 
 ning Duferences anion!', Merdunts, whether Natives or 
 I'oieiur.ers, the Prelident of which is the Orankay l.r.x - 
 »MV;,who ina manner governs the whole Citv. In this Al- 
 t.indcguo they keep an cxad .Acco'iiu of all the Culloms, 
 Gifts, I'lii.s, and Lonimoditics belonging to the King ; 
 with a pauiciil.ir lilt of il;e Perlons Kame< that buy ' 
 tlieK-nc, uiii! pay the Duty, or make him Prefents. 'Vk, 
 the end they may bo capable to gue his Majelty a latisfa- 
 dory .Accmint how every th ng is difpcs'd of; for if their 
 A'.coiiiits be pcrplex'J, they can cxped nothing but death. 
 Bcliees tlief.-, there are tour Ofliccrs call'd \'l'.>l^^€u:■■n CV- 
 1 ir, who take Cogiiilanee of ail things done in the Kight- 
 tur.e, lii.h as running of (loods withtnu p.iying the Duty, 
 Ro'-l er;es,ir,-. H.ach of thel'e has a ciuarurof the City under 
 hisIuril.iiiflion.Farther,caehof iheOrankavs has a Province 
 or Country Didridl under hisjurildiction.wheretl.ey give 
 Order-, ami adminiller Jultice tothe Inhabitants, ."ioine 
 't the principal Oranka'S reliding n-ai the City, are olv 
 lig'd to gi\e Orders for a Watch of ico Horfe, iliat P.i- 
 trn's every Night in the Country, and along the .Sho'c. 
 • tri^i As lor the CalUe, or Kings Palace, the inner part is 
 till lill'd with jcoo Women, which he keeps partly io\ a 
 «.,i\:ii,ai. Gi,j|.j_ .,„j partly for other C'fe<. liiele Women come 
 
 he Intereft ofT+j,:.! ] 
 rmon, without .f* 
 
 5 fci Cent, a 
 .itor refufes to 
 where, if the 
 to pay it in a 
 the appointed 
 ithcr pay it in 
 ^ Covr:, 
 
 D.inghters of the Kings wh'iin hr ha-. rillag'J. 'I'hf lift 
 Wii'e that he had by Inch ine?ns was the (j.nccn of /Vr,>, 
 wlio is laid to Ix; very han'iiome ; and trom whom ho 
 contiailted a Difeate tli.it i< likely to carry him off, oidels 
 the Vigour of his .'\ge, wjuch is now in its prime, l)eal)le 
 to overcome it. 
 
 Of all thtfe Wives he has but ore Son .if iS Years of 
 Age, who Is yet m^ re iiiiel than himlelf I'liisPriiiee 
 has only the Quality of a liniple CV.t.ikay, ard is alwav* 
 conlin'il to the Caltie,exf . pt w hen he goes to tli.' Moskey 
 ami then he has a |M)n pons Rernnie. Some r'nie at:o, hi,; 
 bather gavelnni the Iiiveftitiiie of'the Kingdom of /',•,/;,■• 
 but his (Itneinmeni was lo cruel and lirentioiis, il.it the 
 Kmi' lall'd him I'-^ne, mv\ put luir n, Itranrc'rorincnts , 
 fromwhi.h tini.; li.- Ii.rl. nil: kept Ir.ii wi'h himlelf. 
 
 Inthegr at t.ourt vsh, •■ the King's Ai artments are, 
 thel.nirichske. pCoi.iid ; belides which, there is a Cuard 
 ot ijo.S.'avesat '-neCIate, and .mother of the like number 
 at the outerGater-f al'. 
 
 Thele Slaves are n (jII'v Foreigners, taken in vouniT, 
 and bred up in the llxenile of .'\r:ns an.l Sho.itiiig'; they' 
 are conlin'd witlfn the C'atHe, and a'.low'd to ionverfs 
 wi.h no Iiody : So thar the King makes ufe of them to 
 over.iwe his own .Sub|ecls, and Icare tlv ni from irealij- 
 nabic Dellgns. All the Punilhmcnts inflidcd in the Ca- 
 Itle. are put in I'.xecution b\ tliefe Slaves. 
 
 To puttheOrankavsin the Cullody ofthefe Slaves, he- 
 ranges them in three Companies, one of which is o'.i'ig'il 
 to keep (luard in the Callle Day and Night, vvitbjiit 
 Arms, in a Cour: luviounded by Slaves ; lb t!iar every 
 third Night eacii No'iiVmin lomcs upon the (biar.l ; anil 
 if any fnfpicious Piot li.iuld be difcover'd, the King ha? 
 always the tliir.l ,-ar; of his Nobility in his hands. If any 
 of th.eOranka.s t'ai! to olM'erve the third Niglit, h.'uiiuer- 
 gnesthelofsof his I He. together with the Co.ififea-i'ni of 
 his Goods, Wives, ChiLlr.n, andSlaves. TheOrankays 
 d.ire noteonverle tamil'arlv, or have tVequcnt Intei views 
 one with an .ther, for the King liifpcds all Familiarity a- 
 mong tliem : So that they never coiuerfe together urilefs 
 it be rpon an accidental Reneoi'uter, ihiu tliev iaiiitc ne 
 another with a great deal of C'omplaifance. Wh 11 ever 
 they, or any Body elfe, enters the Cattle, thi'v are oblig'd 
 to take (tf the 1 Swor.l, .uid put it into the Hnuisof the 
 (juard at the Second Gate. 
 
 The City of .ic'.-oi is more like a Village than a Citv, '''•'■' ^""i'' 
 lieing ,111 open place without Walls, and -h • CaIHe is im J 
 more tiinify'd than an ordmaryGcnticmati's Horfe ; it h..s"' 
 about halfa I eaivc in ' 'ireumference, of an Oval I'lgure, 
 furrounde-.l with a Dtihofi', or loKv.irderth and bre'a.tth, 
 the Banks of which are almolf in.icceilible, by r..iliin of 
 their Iteepm fs and plenty of Thickets, before the Caltle 
 the barth is call up in Banks, which ferve fir a Wall. 
 On the top of this Bank there grows a great maiw lai ne 
 Reeds as tall as Alli-trecs, and planted io thek that one 
 cannot fee thrtn'gh them. 'Tis prefent Death for anv one 
 to touch the lealt Braiuh of tliefe Reeds ; tor the King of 
 .(i/'r)r's Ambalfidorto llclt.virt, upon his return home, ha- 
 ving torgot that Order, and unluckily pulling off a linall 
 Twig, was immediately put to Death. Thefe Reeds en- 
 |oy a perpetual V'erdt re, and can't be t'ct on tire. 
 
 I c<iii!j ollerve no blanks or Batlions round iheCjIlle ; 
 but I pon that fivle which faces the Moskcv, I law the be- 
 ginnings ,it leveral Ramparts, but nothing vet hniiird. 
 Betore the Gates there are neither Ditches nor Dravv- 
 I'ridges ; but on e.ieh yiile of every (jate ther.' is a .S'onc- 
 Wall, about i; or i: b'.vjt high, fuppr.rting aTe>-r.ifs, cii 
 which a couple of tii.e hiral's (luns are planted. The 
 Gates are as high as the Wall, and are inde oi a .If ng 
 fort ot Wood, beiiiu Ihut on theinliile witli two grea: 
 Crofs-bars tix'd in tiie Wad, bciidcs other Boh 1. 
 
 Thn ugh th,' middle of the Caftle 'here p-ilit- .1 fi-.-.all 
 River, tli.it detlcii'J.s from the Mountains, the Water of 
 which is extre.irn ccol and agreeable. Upon the Banks 
 of this Rr.er. there .ire Steps tl r People to go down and 
 walh thetulelv.s. 
 
 Betore we come at the King's .Apartments, we pal's four 
 Gates : From one ot thefe (Jates there runs a Bricl.-W.,!/, 
 back'd with a Terriils, with I'everal Ural's Coins upcn it, 
 within which, as 1 taks it, is the King's Arleinl. This 
 Ramparr inclel'es pan of a very large Court upon the 
 Front of the Hoiifes, ;n which I iiave feen jeo Itlephants 
 
 r:'iir. ot til' 
 I'.lc. 
 
 uard, and partly tor other l le 
 leldotn out of the CalUe ; they have a Market-rl.ice or at a time, 
 their own, and traflick with one another in I'nch Commo-I The other part of thi^ Court is enelos'd by four gre.it 
 dities as they make. They are rang'd under leveral C.i-t Pavilions, and a fort ot a Scone R.nnparL, whicii eom- 
 piains, and havetlieir Civil Judges, and NightOfficers asi inands the lerrats, being tbrtify'.l with a Paraper. As 
 Well as the City. j tor the inner part of the Cattle, I can giv e no .iccount of 
 
 None are ailow'd to enter into their Apartments, but it, being deny'd aceels. 
 'lie King's luiruichs, wb.o are laid to be in number Soo. "J'o coiiehide, the Fortili.'ations of this p'.ice are inron- 
 I'elide,, thete, the King has a great main Wives and Con- 1 lideralile ; but its .Avenues are very difficult ; for the 
 .■u't-ines J and cif thefe his Wive-, twenty are the lawful Coumry .iboiit it is full of Rivers, Marlhes, Trees, and 
 
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 very ilo(c 'riiiikcts. Where 1 1'. Rin r cnrrrs tlu- Caltli', 
 there !>■ .1 Stniie Kin, innfilliiip i.t i l.ir|',e rminil B.\ltinii, 
 anii iwo Ci'imifKN, with leM-ral (Inns iniiniiteil iii'on 
 'cm. I'l'citi the I aml-lide x\wW l-'diirniies nte j'niul In 
 aRaiiU'.irt iii.iile i)f I'lirf, m whuh ihere is a (J.lte, Imt 
 wiilinui either IJi-i h (ir Diaw Kii.lre, a« uill .is the 
 whole I'oit. '1 he Walls I'oh lit tlie Baltimi r.ii.l C'niii- 
 iiiies .ire i8 I'lKn li'Dail, an. I lo lixy IitIi. 
 
 Iktnieth'^I'irt theKitii! has a kn'i ol a I'leartire-Iidiife, 
 liy ahieh Ui; re are liveral I'iil..pot\>ls an. I I'le.ilamWa'ks , 
 the wlidle I'e.np eiu losM wiih a IimhIi maile nl Tinl, 
 the BreaU ol \vh i !i is ip or li I'mit hii'li, a:vl luctcil a- 
 l'0'!t. \vlierr : or jpti Men may lie, U I'.ire this I'reiiili 
 isa Inrili Von ii'\n'il "iih 'Ilmkeis, atul DiiehM .ilvint, 
 ii('on wliuh ikere are leveial I'leies i.t Lami'ii. The 
 C'outitry r iiiiiil alltliele I'ors is (of nil (il'Manlii sDiiihes 
 ami ihe Trees that thev e.ill Nipi'ius that it is .iIiimU mi 
 prai^Veali'e. 
 
 PairniK Taftward iVrmi the Call le a'onr, iheSluMe, we 
 meet will leneral little l'iMt< ot' Tnrt', ririri'iihlci.1 with 
 'lliuket>, ami p'ac'il at a Musket lien ilillaive Iroinoiv 
 another, i>ii e.iih ol v.lin h there are twn m tliree I'ieees 
 orCaiiiioii, l<iit liico\erM with il^e Hiillies that tl-.eyaie 
 tin viliMe. Ill thefe Fi.its there is no (iiiaiil by Pay ; 
 but 111 the Ni(',lit time ihe Hurfe-Warch alin\e iiieinnnM 
 vatrnis rouiul 'em. 
 
 'Ihe W'eltern SIv le is nvre aiie:riMe, an.l ilellitnte of 
 Forts. Alioi't a I'llti'l-llxit iVoiii this .Shore, tl'ere l>a\vet 
 'I'reiieli aUii\et%ri\ l'o"t liniaJ, ati.l very derp, that rife!, 
 out ol the r.ieai Kiver, ami runs al'iiii', the Shore to the 
 l.iK ot'the Moiint.iiiis. Haviim p.il'sM that, weimer v^ I'h 
 a I 'lain oivii Cniirry, Tree ol Ditches an.l Treiii lie>. "I'ls 
 ioni[Hi"\l that -III ", ami theailiaeeiit plaees in th.it Val- 
 l-'v, a'V aMeto raife 4-irrc Men : Bin 'liey have no I''nv- 
 ■\rms or Trwlrr, for the Km;: keeps thel'<- up in the Ca- 
 IHe, a« well as his Arii'levy. That ('rime has nl.oNe i", c. 
 Hrals (inns, in l.is CJallies, I-oris, and two Hoiifes, where 
 ih. y re luap'.l otie a 'o'..- anniliev. lie is likewile well 
 fuiiiilli'il with Fiii-loiks, lilt ilicy are ill irt atul ill 
 n.oiHite i. 
 
 Bet lui preatell Iheng'li he plaees in 90 d Elcph.llirs, 
 xvhieli are bred to tread Fire under their Feet, and to he 
 enr.ov'd .it the Shot of Cannons or Huns; and likevvife 
 tofalnte the Kini; when thev pats I'v his Aparrtuents, hy 
 lieiulim; the Ktiee, and railing their Trunk three times. 
 The Kinj; j'ives a Name to each Flephant, and confers 
 mikli I loii'ji'.r upon Uicli uf 'eui as are molt rtoiitaiul do- 
 cile ; lor he ordirTImbrello's to l-e earry'd before 'em as 
 tliey pafs t!ie .Streets, forfomtlix, lorotheis four.and for 
 other; IWO, in pr.ipeni'-n to tliri-- nierit. Now there is 
 not a Man in .k,ci\ lielides the Kini;, tha' is allow'd the 
 Pii\iledpe I'f an 1 'nibrcllo. He match; s the .Va'e F!e- 
 1 Iianis with t'leir Femalis ; and tn fome that are dearell 
 to hull, he allows fcieral Conaibiiies. The Flephains 
 that '.he K'lij; ci'inmonly makes i.fc of, have a prcat deal 
 of Ilinoi.r p.iid 'em ; for as they pafs alonj% every Boily 
 tio; s ami makes way for them ; lor which piirpole a Bov 
 pocs licl'ire 'em wiih a Copper Inlfrumeiir in his Hand, 
 wiih whieli he makes a Noile tn give the I'erple Notiee. 
 M'liin the 0\\ dri'ps fiom their Ears, they are furious, and 
 it is net l..l"e to eiaue near 'cm ; .ind at that tiii'.e the Boy 
 niih above 2, - I'aees before 'em, to give the People ear- 
 It. r N'oiiee : li r ihey II fteal upon a Man llfanpeiy, and 
 tio'wi'hil.ii.diiig t'leir huge bulk, make no more Noil!.- 
 wIkii :he\ walk than a Rat ; tlio' at the lametinie upnn 
 that ii.arlliv h.illnw (Iround, ilie Trot of a H>rfe ii^akes 
 rhe 1-arth to t.eiubl' in a manner. 
 
 .Sometimes tliJ King is out of Humour with his Fle- 
 phair.s, a- will ."s with ids .SiibieilK, andrtiewshis Difplca- 
 hire by robbing iliein of their Wiu-s, CoiuuImiv.'s, and 
 other 1 ionoui's and mtiid.iig Corporal Punilliiiiems in 
 pii-leiiee of the rell : For exemplary Correili'ti has tlie 
 fame Infiuem e upon th.ii: .is u;>on Men, as appear.s by the 
 folli « ill)' Iiilb'.iiee : 
 
 The K'lig ha' in;.' ordci'd llie Emb.lrkation of 100 Elc- 
 I'hanfs for the .Siege of /JeA, when the tlejihants wca' 
 Iroiight down <o the Shore, iv t one of them wo'iid enter 
 the Ship: The King bcini; ai.' 'aimed with the matter 
 fwliieh foine tuck to be a bad Omen) came in Perfon to 
 the Shore, and having c'le.k'd and ihid 'em witli agre.it 
 deal I f Paiiii n, ai.d upbraided ther.i with the Breeding 
 ai.il Honour lie um\ beltow'd upon 'em, caus'd one of the 
 principal l-,!eph,uirs to be cut in two before their F.ye<, 
 threatning the relV with the fame vi^vs, if they did nor 
 embark iminc.ii itely. 'bids done, they cmbark'd ver\ 
 peaceably, and. were cxtream tractable during ilic while 
 Vovaee. 
 
 'I here never was a Prince in Acl'cn, that had fuch a 
 d'^xterity of nanaging ihele Aiiiinals. He would Hand 
 upright upon tlicir Backs, while they run a full Ipeed : 
 
 For my part, I lud ra-h t run ten .Stapn on Font, ihui 
 ride lour I eigiies upon an Lleph;)iii ; for it is a very u-, 
 e.ilie polliire to tho:e who are un.ici ultoitrd to ir, elperi- 
 ally d one lirs behind, for the forepart of the .SliouMer, 
 1". the lolt. It. 
 
 When I'l • King wa< well, he us'il to hiinr everv other 
 n^y. In liis,SMb:e<lu- has.Voiir I ., Horic, -,e of whivh "" 
 in ght be worrli -, , , ( Vjwns a pie c 111 (•' rf-,, ■. All of 'cm 
 hie I ih.iuil magiiiliecnl Trappings. 
 
 ■| lie King of J.-.r is (troiiger bv Se.i Mian anv of Irs tv 
 Neighboiii. ; tor he liasab mt too greu (iallies.of whui, 1, 
 a ilunl parr are iivieh larg.'r than am we liiii!.l m Chri- 
 Itendom.. | /,iw the Keel of an ordinary one, thatwu 
 II- Foot long, all Ml one piece. They build their GmI- 
 lies \ery prettily in ihat Couiitn ; but iliev aretoolieavv 
 o.they are broader and higher than they ihuiild be, \\['. 
 hdes, the Kieging is too liiiall and weak for their bulk ■ 
 ilnir (Xuihave neither lengili nor weigjit fiiftieient, bcin." 
 only Po'es, wvU a piece of I'oard at one end. 1 hev piiI 
 but two Men loan Oar, who (tand iipriidir when'tlw 
 row. 'I hen- .Sails arc nut made like Miz?iin .Sails, 1„', 
 hiuare I ketlioleof a .Ship, 1 he ,S,disor Pl.inksof'iluf, 
 Cilhes are iK Inches thick: .So tl1.1t eonlidering ilun 
 tlulnels, ..lie of our l-:i,i<ri>! Chillies might U'.it tem.f 
 'em. Thev hae commonly three good Piecesof Caiim-i, 
 ol which ihar planted in the I'x.r.rUv is not lefsthan \ 
 Battery Com, f,,r fome of 'cii will carry a linllet of forty 
 Pound. P-elides ih f.-, th.v have feveral Fauconi-es' 
 v.luei they plan: before and abaft. 'I he laix'eft CmIIi« 
 havecoinmoni;, li\- or eight hundred Men : Their Crew 
 nmliits not of Slaves, but of poor People that rowv^rv 
 weP. 
 
 I Ills King's Wars are not wry chari-.eable to linn f,, 
 .ill h s .Subjects arc oblig'.l t.i march at his Commind Ii«.„ 
 their own Charges, ao.l lar'y Proullons w ih rlieni for 
 three Months. The King gives them .Arms, of whiehj 
 Kegilliris kep-, the. being, oblig'.l to icH,-ie them at their 
 reiiirn. Tlieir Wiws atul Chi!. Iren, aii.l iluir Paieius il 
 they have anv, are aiifwerable tor iheir BehaMour; l..'r,t 
 tli.-y ihriiik or give nay before the Fnemv, not only then'- 
 lelves, but thele their inn.Hent Relations IiiIKt tor it : By 
 this me.ins the King has bn'iit;lir then r-. ' c j;oo,l Soldiers 
 ami the Teri.jr of their N ig'.l .,.,is If they conriniiea- 
 Ix.ve three M..n;lii 1.1 the Fiel.l, the King is .it the Charge 
 ot Kiee to maintain 'cm. 
 
 His C;a!lns...lt hiin as !-'t!c .-^s his I.an.l-Armics ; fur 
 he divides 'en among his principal Orankays, obligln. 
 them t.ilittheiiiout, tail' care ot "cm when they return, 
 an.l repair 'em ,it tlieir own Charges ; and ori.rs a cer- 
 tain number of |\opl.' to be ready 'm on the Coiumaiulof 
 , b eh and Inch anOrankay , to ailill at thefe Servins. 'I 1k' 
 i Oraiika>s arc \cry care'' I of the Callevs; f,,r if thefe 
 ! f-.il, they cither l( fe their I i'C's, or iiuilt biiikl new or.cs 
 I in their room : For tliat realon, when the (iaibes uiine 
 itito the River to be l.iul i:p, they cleaiile the Dock very 
 I carefully, and then lay great pieces of W(,<h1 a-erofs 11, 
 I wliiih are ten Foot d.iU int fror.i one ano.her, an.! lie eroil 
 I an exact 1 evel, lealt the Cially ihonM bow when i- hes 
 i upon 'em. 
 
 ' When the Jidcconics in, the Flephants draw the Gaily 
 up upon thefe Soiiim.'rs, which lie above ten Foot from 
 the Ground, thar they may get uniierneatli to vi. vv and 
 c.iuik the .Ship's bottom. 'I'hisdone. they runa Dykenf 
 lurt, .Stt.ne, ami Planks, between the Dock atul the Ki- 
 ver. atul then fill the Dock with Water to the upper .Siir- 
 laee of the Sommers. This they do that tlie^^Jally niav 
 be retrcili'ii by the Water, but fo as n. -t 1.1 dip into ir, leafl 
 Sea-worms ll,onld breed in it. Having laiil up ihi-' Saib 
 and Rigging, they cover the Malts vorv earcfullv w' th 
 Palm-Tree I. caves, fo that neither Knin r.r.Sim tan luirr 
 them. Relidcs they have a gre.u Ro.-.f, tliat th.-y 1 rinj 
 entirely over the Gallv. After that thev pm Water into 
 It to the depth of four or live Foot, to keep the Plai.ks 
 frelli, and prevent tlieir being fplit b\ the heat. A'l diis 
 is vione in t;ve or liic Days ; and one lannot iii,.igine hovv 
 well they p.vf.rvc the (iallv, and how rea.ldy thev lamicli 
 it ai;,aiii. For the Dock being full of Water, there is no 
 occalion for ciulking, the Rigging is at hand, and the 
 Root IS taken off in a Minrre ; the Water within the 
 Gaily being thrown out into the Dock, aug'nents theWa- 
 ter there, wlmli fe's the .Sommers atloat, lo that they are 
 ealily remov'd : Tpon which the Water r ilinni' into the 
 River carries the Gaily along with it. 
 
 Every Morning an.i Evening, upon the opening .niui a c 
 Ihtirting ot the Gallic (iates, th- Ki"g e,vufesa'(;mrto be P," 
 lir'vl ; ami it any of the ne.glibour.ni; Kir.gi ollei'd tod^. !.(. 
 the bke, he would declare War ag.iinlt them, allcdg'liii', " 
 I hat he being th.' Inventer of that Ciiltoio liehadaR.gi.t 
 :o c.igrols it t j himlelf, lor a Badge of li:s G; .in.leiir 'He 
 prohibits die lliooiing of Mu,kei.s, or Pire-iccks. in 'he 
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 M Beaiilieii'f Foyagetothe Fatt-indies. 
 
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 K' OlIiT.l to J" .(. . 
 
 Ciry, on any otlur D.iys Init \tiiii,l-/ aiiil l','iiif.ii\. 
 
 From what has liccii laiil, 'tis manitVlt th.it rim Kmp 
 cjiinot Ik- Imt very rich. For in War he is miK at tlu' 
 C'hii''','-' "'''"■■ '^''"'*' I'owilcr, l.r.ul, aiul Kin-, whihis 
 very iinonliilcrahlc : And in I'oatc he Ipciuls vi IiIn 'or 
 i< [o till.' nn'nti'naim.' of his Faniilv, ho h.i< iiion' l^ifi', 
 Fk'lli, ^lll^ Fowl, t)ils Sni'.ir, atui IKtIx, p.iiii him l>y 
 hi^ Mil'li'wN, 'I''"' li I'lnliiii'il iiUhoC.ilHi' , anJih'.-Siir 
 nhil'.ipc IS li'lil in ilic Maiki'i to tho Kiiii'/s ailvjnt:igc. 
 Btliili'S, hi' allows hs Suri.in's 11 "lull); Imi Kici'; it'thf, 
 -at any thinn cilo, ihcv mnit imrihali; it by iluir Lil'onr 
 mil Icuhiltry- 
 
 He amalfi's roi'.ethiT pivat Ciuantitics rt' Riic iu'r> 
 V,'.u i lor li.iv.iu; lart;o I-Ii'riilit.iiy C'otintrii's, he parii-l- 
 them out .iin.uii; his Stiliie.'ts 10 le inaMi;rM,cb!i(;iiij; iheiii 
 totiiriiilh h.iii "i.h a terrain (ijiamity o( Rire e\eryYiar, 
 wlielher the C rop I'e |',n ,i| (ir l^a^l ; an.l he ealeiilates the 
 I'roJii-k ot his 1 r,ihl hiiiieely, tiiat the F.irinerseiii't 1)0 
 iille, it ilu'y niaii'.tain ihemh!\('s, and pay ihe Kiiij;, who 
 never bates them a Grain. Tli s Kiee he put< into a Ma- 
 paiiiic, aii.i keej"; it np lil' tli ■ lit'.er end ot' Amninn, at 
 whiehliiiie it letches a il.uMe I'riee, and ilieins all the 
 p.(>rlVople of their Money. It it be a plentiliil ^'i .ir in 
 .hh-ii, he lendi a to Ibinc r.cifhl-ouring Country, wheie 
 RiuistVarte, 
 
 He has \ ill Herds ot" Cattle, kept by his Slaves. 
 
 His I'leph.mi'- eult him norliin;^, for he i-ives them no 
 Rice, Inn i nly the 'Friinksor /).-;« iH..'-l'rees, wineli beiiii; 
 tin. a SprMii comes np next Year that bears Fruit. 
 
 •\slW his Cotks, thev iutt him iinthin;;, lor ilieOian- 
 kays take more fare of iliem, than of tiieir own Chil- 
 dren. 
 
 He is ar fioch.iri'.e for hisown,norliis\V'omensClo,iths ; 
 i, for on a rcrt.im Day ol the "I'ear, ail ih.i! have ari\ Ijflices 
 ') or IVaies in yl"ni, are oblij^d to make him a Preli'iii of 
 niieormnredaimenis. aeiordiiii; 10 the Incomes of their 
 Places, or elfe of StutTs for Cloaihini; the Women : And 
 every one Itrives to ouiito another in the Maijnihcenre of 
 his Prtfcnt, in order eithci to procure a I'citer place, or 
 tn feeiire vvhai he has. If lie docs not like the darments 
 or Stiitfs, he turns them back, and the OHicer that };ave 
 'cm isfiireto be tern'd ont of his i'olt, iiii'efshe <iiiickly 
 aC'Xmniodates the mat.er vvidi a larpe Sum of M( ncy ; 
 er if he be a Man of Riches, he'll be e harg'd with fome 
 Male-adininidration in his Ofliie, and perhaps put to 
 Death. 
 
 He lai les a frea- ni.iny !ar;.^e FToufts to be built of 
 roui'.h 'itene, which eoll Ir.m biit liitli-, tlio' they veould 
 he very ch.iri;eaMe to atiotlier, beeaufe he has I'neh Ian" 
 Kun^ber.si.f Slaves, 'i'lio' thefe Houfes are reekon'd iii- 
 ii'iirablc in that Cotiiiiry, yet they are infuiitely Ihort of 
 whar we have in /;// '■. 
 
 His Slaves indeed have a better Life, than any Slaves I 
 know ; 1 irlie iloes nor eh.iin 'em, unlel\ thev I'eem to en- 
 ileavoiiranefeape, or to rebel againlt their Mailers ; and 
 of ei;.;lir IJays he allows 'em four to work at what 'tt'iirk 
 they will, fortheirnwii LivelvhooJ. And thus the Kitii; 
 pays nothing lor their Maintenance. He employs them 
 moltly in cutting of Wood, making of Mortar, hewing 
 ot Qiiarries, and Building. There are three or foerOver- 
 fccrs of their Work, who are maintain'd by the Slaves ; 
 for thole who uiulerlbnd any Trade may live pretty hand- 
 loiiie.y, and be excus'd from working to theKm^ for 
 Five-pcnee a Day, which is reeeie'd by Comnvllarie's ap- 
 pointed tor rlie purpofe, and goesrowardthe M.iintenance 
 of theOverleers, and the buying uf Iron, and all other 
 M.itcrials 
 
 Tlic King gives the Model of the Buildings himfelf; 
 and very often, if .a Window, or a Door, or any fuch 
 tiling, be n:)t exa>;tly aceording to his Fancy, down goes 
 thel-loiife, and anotiiermulf be built in its place. Hean- 
 poiiits them a leriaintime, 111 which the Work nvilf 
 fiiiilli'd, which is eommonlybur very Ihort ; fir in the fix 
 McMiihs ihat 1 was at ^hivi:. 1 I'.tw more Buildings rear'd 
 up and puh'd down again, vhan I could have imagiii'd to 
 be den: in t!ie Ipi.ce of two Years. Thefe Slaves may 
 redeem themlelves ; but their Kanlbme riles according to 
 their QiM;it\ . 
 
 1 he King is Heir to all his Siibjefts that die without 
 Male Ilfi'e ; and it they leave any Dau'^hters then unmar- 
 ried, he pets 'em iiirorhc Cattle, wiecii occalions the iiii- 
 meroiilnefscif his Wnr.eii. 
 
 In that Country Daughters have no Title to any Hcrt- 
 '»?e ; and net only the People of Acbcn, but even all the 
 Kiilmn_-t.:>,. arc fo loth to jurr w ith their M'^ncy, and lb 
 uuoyed up with the hopes of h.ivn-.g Male Cliildren, by 
 loine of their many Wives, that they fel ome or never 
 give any thmi; to their Sons-in-Law :n ilieir 1 ife-tinie : 
 And attrr tlmr Death they can't have it; nay, even in 
 ilieir Lite- inie, if the King's Spies obfcrvc it, it may do 
 ihcm more injury than gcod. 
 
 The Royal Tiealiirc Is liltcwif, ton;I,ler:ibly c:iliri>'d 
 by the forfeitiil I'ltates of tiiofi. wli im h.' pu:. t 1 De.it h FitftM 
 every D.iy ; for tu prevent their alienating ili.ir I iiitiMir*"'"'' 
 (loods, he takes them at a fmpii/nl, andhastlie.. Wne«, 
 Childr.n, S'aves. Cat'le, M.-ney, and all I'r s( f Mova- 
 bl's, loilg'd In the CalHe.b.lure thev know theii Sementc. 
 While I was there, I t'.iw the |ivvels-, (!oId, .Silver, and 
 all the movable ("nods be'^ngim', to his ovv n Motliei, 
 brought III I'p.m ihe fine iictalion. The Perlbni'hat he 
 thus puts to Death, are lOii.nr nl . t'le Orankays, or gr at 
 Lords; and that fir one of tin f. t'.o Healons, , -. Li- 
 tlier their Repiratioii and Intei.ll- .ur n,g ili.' People, 1 r 
 iluir Riches, the I, rmer giving hlii otcaiion of Jealoude, 
 and the latter tvvakening his coveiolts and uvaricioi-s 
 Feinper. 
 
 'I he King IS 1 leir to all Forci'.n ts that die within Ids xlr (Cm; fc 
 'I"<'rriii,ries ; loras loon as .1 I oreii'n. ' li ke- , the Kin,{'sn r ' • 'I 
 Officers I'refently take p-lfe;li.,n of !• s Houfe, ami upon ''•"'''S""'' 
 his Death remove his Fthds t> tlie Call,c : .And o''t;'n- 
 times Ins Servants, Friends, andSlives, ai'e pet upMi the 
 Rack to dilcover vvher.' Ins (Jold, Silver, and |evvels are, 
 or where any thing is ilee to hini. But tin- /•. );• an.l 
 /J.<M; having laCioiies here, are exempted fi\.iii this 1 aw j 
 as we were while we lla.il there. 
 
 This King has aiiDiliet ba,l Cudoin, of impropriating 
 the Men and Cuods of all Ships that futl'er Shipwreck 
 upon Ills ('oalt. 
 
 No Fureirner can enter ilie Caftle, wthout making a s-jAuliniet 
 Prelent to die King. "I", s true, I ol'ten wen; without an. ,..i ili- isn g 
 beini; allovv'd the (iiality and Pruilc'e of a piiii:ip.il ;'"i- nJ 
 Orankay; but .f ilu' iimeiiinc I n.ver lo^dd h.tve .\;i.''""""' 
 di.ai'e upon my own All'iirs.bnt when I ulli.'i'd it in vvitli 
 a Pii'leiit. N.iy, it ei-.lier Foreigner or Native puts in uny 
 I Kei]uell to the King without ii Uift, the lormer i.> nut 
 {lu.ird, and the lai'.er isniinilird And alter .ill, ;he l<e- 
 I ipiell will n ,t be g.rantfit unlets the Prelent be lik'd ; lor 
 I I have teen the /Jict/j and /;':;;'//.' have their Preterits t're- 
 I cpiently return 'd, and in that c.U'e iliey were cbhg'd to 
 make more va uable Clifts, fuch as would pleale the King, 
 before they obtain'd their deliie. 
 
 No Foreigner can enter the K'nr's Clitm'.vr without: 
 
 the Chappe, for wlrch he pays a Rial to'he OfFiier, iliac 
 
 bear ir. When a Ship comes in:o tlu- Road of '■■■'!, 
 
 none of their Crew nr.ll go allure ti'l :h • Chappe come.s, 
 
 and t.ll ilu Duiy of that bepai.l, which amounts to ; oor 
 
 <>r, R'als, according to Oie bignefs of the Ship : .And upon 
 
 their .; I'lrtiirc Ii-.mihe Re.id, they are oi'lig'd t,> pay 
 
 about h.-. f as much. The \h: pay notli iig 'pou the 
 
 Eypci of Goods, but upon the Inpoitthel) t ,■ ;s very 
 
 , lieavy ; for thev pay to /■(•>• Cur in (".old forth- Fntryof 
 
 ; all C>oods, which are appris'd by the Officei < of-he .Aifaii- 
 
 ' licjjue.andfrnmonly over-rated sci/i^i-Ci-w/.Tl-.e .■■'. .■.'.•!' and 
 
 , •'•',"■ /''pay as m .h ; bet then tli -y pav it in the Com- 
 
 1 modity it felf, and n(>t in Gold. But the r-.v.atelt: Damp 
 
 I upon tile Trade cf that place, is, ili.it ilie K'ng engroH'cs 
 
 It all into his own hands ; fir what Com nodities he buys, 
 
 he mult have 'em under the Market-price, and what he 
 
 tells rile to 5^ ;•, Can above it : So tli.it if he c.intinues 
 
 at this rate, the l)u:. I and r.r.^Jfh will be obiig'd to aban- 
 
 I don this place ; and 'tis with that \ iew, as 1 'ta',>e it, tliat: 
 
 ! he does as he does, forat prelent he is very jealous of their 
 
 i ilrength. 
 
 j From what has been laid, we may fately infer, that 
 I the King of ./.■■• h is infinitely rich ; efpccially if we con- 
 1 (ider, that over and above the aUive-mention'd Articles, 
 he li.'.d a 1 ich lixcliei^uer left h,in by his Fa her. 
 
 To und-rltand how this pivt'eni King of . ;.'■ /.• came to 
 the Crown, we iiell know, that before the Reign of his s- ,k-"i''i!! ' 
 (jrandtather, the (.)iankays being neier (ip-rets'd with \ mJ mnf 
 their Kings, nor pillag'vi I'y other Nation., were very rich ■<""•■ 
 in Lands and Houfes, befides G.dd and Silver, and wave 
 a licentious Range to 'h-ir iiU f en; aivl pro. id I'empj^i, In 
 th;ile Days the City wa- lix times gieater than it now is, 
 and fo crmided widi People, thar one could fcarce pafs 
 along the .Streets : No City in I'lJ'n h.ul lb HiHirilhing a 
 Trade ; the .•Xltandegue reqiiit'd no Culloms but thai of 
 the Chappe ; Merchants might unload and load again, in 
 15 Days time. 
 
 TheOrankays liv'd in gre.tt flately H.'ul'es, wi-li Can- 
 nons .at their (>ates, and griat Nimiljers of Slaves, borh 
 to lerve and guard them, thev had pro.ul ii,a;-/:i'ic.nt 
 Cjarmenrs. an^t pompous Retiiuies, and were m.ieh re- 
 
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 fpedtcd by the Pe 
 
 This (band 'ut an,! .-Vuthontv 
 
 thet^rankays. not only lellen'd the King's Authiiriv.b.''. 
 was oftentimes tatal to liu I'erlim. Inlo.iuieh, tha: v vvai 
 a great matter, if a King enjov'd hisCrow.i two Veti.; ; 
 or if he did, 'twas with to much iioul le and dependance 
 upon tlieOrai'kays, tlia: nothiii;; bc.t the Title ot h s Du;- 
 nity was left. 
 
 Tiiin;js continu'd at this 'ate, till the cxdrpatioii ot ilu 
 
 aiiciuDi 
 
 MV^I. 
 
M Hcdulicu J l^oya^c to the Eall- Indies. 
 
 gS4 
 
 Th imi.rt aniienc Royal l.inc, uhiih li.ippcrul aNi\;t I'.M'ty YiMi" 
 
 titin't 
 
 I 
 
 hull' .1 
 
 lu'i , I "nil ili.it ilii' Oraiika>i nut iii onur lo i 
 Kiiij; ; li •! i\i.y one utl't^hiip that Oimiity Inr limililt, 
 ilii'y iomM II. t .ij'.icc upon ilic iintttr, .iiul rcliiKM to ilc- 
 ci>lo It by li.iii'. 
 
 Ill [Iii.Kciiicm the Oilv, IT HR.it Riil.op t y h.» Ati- 
 l!ii niy .111.1 RiiiviiltMihii, )'. ii\t,\Jiil lliciu In liltiii ic 
 ail I'Niiilciit ilut W' iiiii uiiui\i.' .ill tliiif Ik.iliiiilii'* i 
 lUiiK'ly, m |":t the t ruwii ij'un tiK 1 k'.ui i1' .iifiniii 
 Or.ii.k I , vvli'i in .illilulc Pn linns li.ul not llirrilnr 
 atfi»;l >l HIV ilinj', t'lT liiinU!!" I 1 his lailiiiy ; but liiil 
 \\\\ ill I'lK' l\il' t.lt.oii ^f avvill- ixivriuuM M.tn, Ihihi' 
 ilifii 7'- V(.-,ir>. ('( Api', iiml ikUi'iultil lit' cut I'l the No 
 bldl I'.iiiiirks III /l.ki: 
 
 'V\v: Oi,.iik.i)H ,iic.|'t>il ihi- Pinpd'.l', in rif.iiil it iliil 
 not link '.heir uMptCliM' I'reti'iilions, time tiuy "nly I'liti 
 liileil hull M .1 prelereiiee b. iwiliin ol' \::s .\f;e .iiul I'm- 
 IV'i iilicr al', tlie nlil Nnli'eui.ji. ileinJ in be i\- 
 
 wiTc, to k- (iH;i lip, .ml the StoiK'.W.ilU m !„• |.i,||\| 
 ilowii ; he eiiinuiM, ili.ii nil ilieil llniilcs llioiiM \v lut 
 I'lie Niiiy hijih, .iiul iluir U'.ills I, ii,.ule ot M.ii,, j, 
 ihey an- ,it this l),i\ ; he miileiiil ihe (Ji .ihn 'l Oraii- 
 k.tys lip his I'a-. mil ills .im; Al<etii)tv, .iliovciii)' them 
 p.irt 111 ihe l..iii,|sr)l' ilii cue. iiiei! I.cijj j hi put m Diatl, 
 the aiieiem tV.mk.iys, aiui ihnlenf the I'lnpli- [h.it [i-n,. 
 t>ii .itn iliilikeiit his luiiibiCt ; liiloiiniili, that ihe lirit 
 ^■e.ll■ it his l<iij;ii he pui to L)i.ith m t o I'erlims , ^i,,,! 
 Ill ilie liidiiil, rnineihoi.l.iihU more. J his I'niiee re nnj 
 .\iiil riihii,',! the I'uy to the pMiil Cnnilmr,, 
 lie us'.l the \; './/• .'vlereluiimcry 
 uiikiiiilly i lull \v.is extre.iiii mil t<iihe/;/i; '//.■ .mil /)(,f , 
 \<,\m letileil time in Ins lime. Mi- br.iiijiht up ihn pivi; n' 
 Kiilf!, whn ist.leSniint hisowil l>.inc,lili i,.fnl ivliiimlu- 
 h.i.l a p.irii' ii'.ir l.inc Inr. 
 He - 
 
 .1 lnn|; mill 
 
 lll.1I 11 IS liiAV 111 
 
 i'i 
 
 Ctovn. 
 
 i 
 
 till., 
 
 eU4M i .T ie.Ipinc, th.ii lie h.ilieiir'il for I 'iiie iiiiietinm 
 the .^ri'.i rs(.t the WV.rlil, an. I ilelirei! tn p.il's ih; iviiniii- 
 ikr nt' his 1 lie in pnee aiul iiuiitueU. I'pnii iIiimIic 
 IV.iiik.us Ir!! topethvi- by t'.elMis: Hut .it hill IimI ni; 
 th.i: e\ery ih n): n n imo ednl'iilinii, thoy enile.iMPin'il in 
 threaten the nlil Oi.iiik.iy tiuo .in .iiiepiaine ot the 
 
 C'ri wti ; Hilt bi th their 'I'hri. its .iiul Imreaiiis weie e- , . , 
 
 <;ii.i]ly ineireCliMl. A; l.iH tluy i: me .ill iii a Bmly in lis llvire txeeiiiitiiKil Jiiltiei" 
 
 Hdiile ; the C.uh e.iiiy;n(! ilie Crnwii. aiul iiiie dt' ilie 
 
 C'iaiik,i)s .1 ii.tkeil Swnnl. '1 lure they reJMihii'.eil m the 
 
 u!ilCiemleir.aii, Th.it tluy loilil nnt pnllibly hiul .my o- 
 
 ther Reuie.ly tor ilieir prefeiir Ciliinit , liil tli.li of ni.i- 
 
 kitip Ir.m Kii.p ; ih.i' .\< iluy had iVeii'.iCiitiy iii.pi rtiiiul 
 
 Inni loae.ept nt ihc Cme.ii, fnili.ye.\ir.rii(;\v onee more 
 
 to m;ike the lall Ottei ; .uul th.ir it' he lefiisil ii, the) 
 
 were vil^liM t.i cut him ( It'iiiitn.'.liately, tn pieveniiho'.r 
 
 inlilHiii; any hiiperoiiaii iil leM'.xp'ditnt. 
 
 'Ihe' 1 I.I Ov.iiikay liiuiinp hiinlelt in a iji.aihlary, toM 
 'em, 'I hat tli./ he luil liniily rel" lv'4 to tii.illi his Ua)s 
 wi'.hoiu the iblbirbaiiee of ViiMiik Ailairs ; yet fitue iio- 
 thingbiu his nioiiiitiii,:', 'lie Throne cm: hi preiei-.i a penii- 
 cioin. War, lie aceeptcil theiiCl'ir : wiili this Piuvilne. 
 Ih; Afccn-Tha: they llinuKl relpeCtliimasa railiei.aiilhe llniiUltreat 
 m pi'ihi. ihciu .ishis Chiliiieii, ih.it il'aiiy if tluiii lUHatisfv'il iumjii 
 K iiB.rii,.:il- i);oiilil treat them as his own Chililien, and they llioiiM re- 
 ceive his C'nrreClion as t'li.ni thellaikhof ilieir liun Katlicr. 
 '1 his laul, they all ttiai.k il limi, promilinp, tint only "> 
 
 lirnour him as their Father, but to ie(j-cC> him as their So- 
 
 \ereipn 1. \\\. 
 
 Alter his Coronation he tcnk vi-'ire.Tion of the Caflle, 
 
 and in\iteil all the C>raiika\s tn a I call upon ,iii appoiivcd 
 
 Oa;. a; d ma>ie Inch \all Preparaiini s Inr their Kccepti ' 
 
 on, that the Oiaiikays were llriiik with a iniiraiii n. 'Ihe, 
 
 Orar.kavi were diawn up in orii.1' 'ii a Court ii'ariiiel 
 
 K.np's Apanment, and i(;iidue'U'd 1 y the Chappes into a | 
 
 Hall ; b'at as every one eiiired the Ha'l, he uas iuiinedi- 
 
 .itely I'j'z'd and drapp'd into anoiher C iirt behind ilie 
 
 Bui[cl-ngs, where the Kinp hadcans'd tnilip adeepDiuli, 
 
 i.pcn the Brink if which their Thrn.vs were cut, and llun 
 
 their Iiodies were llirown into it. 
 
 In the n.ean time tlie Nbjliik p'ay'd, ai:il noihinp Init 
 Hi Cr.cliy. Sonps and Minli was heard in the Hall, aii.t the ir.aiiei 
 
 was carried nil lovvarmly, that iK. were em otl' beli.re 
 
 thofc ill the Rear cnuld perceive any ihinp of the maiter ; 
 
 at which tine the linall Remainder llippd I'oftl) out of 
 
 the Caltle, wulviut kf.owiiip dill nitly the oicalioii nf 
 
 their uultriill, tdl the next Uay that the principal Oran- 
 
 kays were midiiip. 
 
 The Kinp havinp thus i nt ctF all iliofi whom he I'lil'p - 
 
 Aed, and lortify'd hind'elf with a ijoi il Tin i) ot" Men iii 
 
 the Caitle ; he publilh'd .1 neclinti^ ii, I'atinp torih.Tliat 
 
 tins p.-eat Lxecutii.n w.is iietell'ary f 'V ihe .Safuy of his 
 
 own 1'i.rlon, and tlie States; that as iu Inriner tmics the 
 
 Urankays had made and dethron'd In many Kiiips at 
 
 p'ealnre, and cxtinpnilird the Anciei.t Line, I'u when they 
 
 were .it the point nf ciittinp one annther'sTlno.r.s, tliev 
 
 could tind no oiher Remedy lintthat of makuy liimK:np 
 
 b; tone, ill order to ufe him as they did tlie loriiier 
 
 Kiiips epoii occalion ; that liiice he w.-..sKiiip, he would 
 
 not be exposd to the incmiltaiit Huiiiours iii the Oran- 
 
 ka)s; who, al'ttr iheyll.oiiM luvenialliicrcd liiiii, would 
 
 have re!aps'd into their I'.irnur Aniinoliiies, an.i n ade the 
 
 People tn Uiiler bv iheuCiiiarr Is ; and in hue, thai all 
 
 hisl-'enpii was to prefer \e the (jin.ra! I'eace, tn Roipn in 
 and execute fcverc Jnifice upon OtieniLTs. 
 :\tter thi.s Ueclaiation, when he f.iw thar no IV'dy 
 
 ftiri'd, and nine came near liun ro pav their wonted Re- 
 
 fpcd' in thv Caitle, h- demnliD.'d all'ihe llmifes of the 
 
 rxetu.cd Orankays, and lndp"..( their Cannon, Aiini, and 
 
 mova'.iio ( icods in the Caitle ; \\: prohibited eecry oiw to 
 
 tiiild with Son,', or tn haveCaniiins or Intrenchmcnts a- 
 
 U)"T liiiir lioJks; he i/rdcr'J the Ticn.lies thai then 
 
 died in the Year 16.;), aped ?', Year*, le.ninu \^e-wf,n 
 
 lull two Sons, who wire already advan. \\ in S'ears.'"'< ,^ 
 
 lei! the Kinpilimi ol 
 
 h lid h 
 
 'I'o the eldelk nl tliele lie leli the Ninpiluin ol ,/,,', „, .m, 
 allhis Tur.i' i.es ali up the Callof s,,,/ ■- ,i totlic NVVit.',), 
 waul i and totlie other rlie Kinp.h'iii of yv.i.V, \s;,h ,1^. 
 Tiiritnries niHui the Lilt Coalt ot'.V«;H,i,/<:. Tlieletuo 
 I'limesweie of to- meek an.l hiiiiiaiir aTeii. per Inr their 
 .Siiljes'ls; I'o tliai Muideis, Kobber.es, O) jneillnii, aii,| 
 aiiinlinit) of Dili.rdir^, reipn'd \\\.klt'n, tor wani'of a 
 
 F;i]uir 
 
 Hie Kinp of ,/./■./. happen lip topnc fome llipht R - 
 b' ke to his NephiW, the piek'iit Kinp, wlioiii liemtif 
 t.nii'.l III the Caitle, theynunp I'rnce nude hisefcapcmit 
 i^( the C.iitle, and lied to his llncle the Kinp nf /',-.,, 
 whop.uehima \erj kind Kectj iimi. 'I he Kinp of '.> 
 ',/,■ ilelii'd h s l<ro!hi.r to I'cnd liuNephew baik tn ./,/</'■ 
 bi.t hi. Ihn'lierinaileanrwtr, '1 hat he wmild net utlit n'l 
 foite a y niiiip I'l nee, wh. m their l-aiher ha. I reetniiieii,!. 
 ed lo iheir i.tie. I'p. n ihis, the iw.i llr.thien lieclar'il 
 War oiieapainlf ae.othcr, the I'nnes of /'.,';. b.-inp ion-.'* "' 
 naiiiliil 1 \ ihe Nephew, row Klup. In tl:i> W.iral-ow'ii.' 
 <i I e.i Men ^^ere kllld 1 etv.een 'nil ; and the Nepiuw 
 had oftentimes the ad\aiitape. But at lalt the I orccsef 
 /;/;■■; U-inp more minuio is, tlu.fe of /'..r, nf.is'd to 
 march ; iil'mi wliiih ilieiv Knm wasob ip'd r,. del. Mr las 
 Nei'liew nun the hands of the Kinp uf W. /r«, w jio iinn-,c- 
 Jiatcly put a (Irnnp Guard upon him.aiul laid him in Iron,. 
 .Some time after, the I'l"'-,!;/*..-/!- iiiatle a Del'cint urni 
 J.! en, and carried the hrltTurf Firt at the entry of the 
 River, bi t coiild mt inafter the Sti nc i .le. Iji this J.ii- 
 iltiire the youiip Prince delii'd his Uncle wmihl li't lim, 
 po anil li;iht apainit the /'i;/;,_i; ,c-,-, rcmonltratiin-, th.it 
 he h.id betier die in a Bailie w.ih the C.'/; ,-r (fo they i.ill 
 theChrillians) than lie in Cliaius to no pur|ii)fi.'. '1 |,c 
 Ku p. i,r./i/' '/ Ix-ii'i; at that tin c in a Conliernatioii, re 
 IcasM him, an.l fnUi id him tn po upon that iJelipn. Tlie 
 yoiiiip PriiKC biha'd himliit with fij nun h Braviry n 
 two or three l'npa;;eiiients With the l'.,ii'\c-^e that l.o 
 a .|uir"il .1 i;rca'. Kepiration among the Pccpleot ...- ,. 
 
 I 'poll iliis, his iSIojIier, being an Active am!i;iim:i 
 W.aian, loriiis a Uelij;n ol mak up him King of .;,7?.., 
 and fiivti'llus him with pica; .Sums of .\li iicy to he 
 diltriliiteil among the priiuip.il Ow\-y . \Vi.|i ihcfani.' 
 Mcw, theyiiinp I': nice was \ cry familiar in his Convcr- 
 I'a'ion. what e-er he had was coiniri n ;o his Friends an.l 
 Cimrieis, he vefi.s'J iv.iliinp that was ask'd of him; 'n 
 a word, he lliew'il himle.f liberal to the .( <:.•>'. • 
 atl'ab'e ro the Riih, aCoirpanion to thole that proies'd 
 Arms, and cxtream coiirti.uus t i the Common I'eopic 
 In till' mean time tlie Kiii; of Wr/v-' d) d luddenlv. 
 .'\t the Hour of hit l-ea-li, the yonnp I'rmic pets iivo the 
 Caitle, bribes the Gu.ikIs, makes larpc I'roinilis i" ili.; 
 Onuei~, ad anies a larpe Sinn if .V.otiey to theCi v<r- 
 nour of the Caitle, Jiltribiites Money ainonp the |i;h- 
 cipal Ur/nto-'. .mJ threatens ihe (,'.?..► who f. ri'pLd lo 
 Crnwn him. Inline, he managed the Intriesiic li hip,,, 
 pily, that he wasjifiiclaim d Kmp that very Niplit, iothe,v ' 
 pic.it )oy of all ilie Pcoplci who had concei.'j pri.it'i'-'' 
 H,.pe- of him, in repaid of his Liberality, Couriti), 
 aiui Familiarity, aswell asliis Valour. 
 
 /'(■;/'/ I emp II Miles from /khtii, the King of ihat 
 I'ace was ijiiickly as.i]uaintcJ with his Brothers De.itli, 
 andiaiiie i.cxt Day to receiie the Invertiiurc of hisl'a- 
 ti iniony : But as he approach'd to the Caftle with a fai.ill 
 Riuiiue, he lamc into the Hand* of his Nephew the 
 Kii;;,; I f dclKKy who furgettiniJ his former Favours, kept 
 luiii a Month Priloner in thcCaftIc, and then pretcndiiii; 
 10 feed him out to a inore agreeable Retreat at adillance^;,^,^ 
 from theQty, causM his Throat to be cut by the way.,,iiih,ii'| 
 Thofe who put the Crown upon his Head were not lut- k'''' '" * | 
 tor us'd : For he bcp.m with the Mninjn, or (joverniair of 
 the Caitle, who had taken moft of his Money, .and 
 ended with I hofe that recciv'd the laft. In a Yeats time 
 they found a great alteration upon him ; for, inllea.l of 
 
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 null, that ilif tln^ 
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 lnl'I'lllUlMilili' 
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 c n.iiu- iiipiit K ■ 
 
 "liolil lie (111. 1 . 
 KiDp fif' /I.,;; 
 
 ' lit- Kiiijiot".;.' 
 
 '" l'.i>k to. ;./„.; 
 
 "I'M iicr utlirti! 
 
 li.iil ra'(jiiuiu-ti,'. 
 I'l'.ilircn lii-clar'd 
 '''■•'■'■ l'.'in)'(oni-, 
 
 ntl'i, \V,„-.nl.„-,ti,. 
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 lalt iliclormof 
 
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 f > 111' entry „f[|,c 
 '"■• I;i this Jin- 
 :'i^ W.J11I1I let Jiiiii 
 "I'liltratiiij., iii.it 
 ■'//'•-' (lb they I. ill 
 '!' P"i|'"rc. -Jhc 
 .oiilKTiiJticn, ri'. 
 i.it lA'lipn. Iln- 
 iiiiih Hr.n.r) n 
 '";; '"', tlui l;o 
 ffplcot ..,- ,. 
 kiivi! aiubiiioiii 
 iKiiifiof ..-.v,,^ 
 '' M< Mcy ta be 
 )\'i!h thclhiii,. 
 1" ;ii his Convcf- 
 I li's Fiicr^ds .111,1 
 fi 'I of him ; 'n 
 '. ihc o ./ <:!>., • 
 'It" iliat prok'S'J 
 umiiidii IVopli-. 
 
 'H li fudiiui'i. 
 iKe fjL-tsiivoihc 
 Voltllfts 1'. i;i,; 
 y to ihfG \,r- 
 
 IIIODJ... th.j I 111,. 
 
 ■ h'J f.n'pl.il 10 
 iricmm lo h,tp J. J, 
 y Ni^ht, 10 th 
 
 kinp """""•'<■"'•■>' "'V '•'"'.''• iii1^''.tI/'' ' '/''r-f/iV; he hcsoMT anainft .1 S.inilv Cri'ik Thi', lllf h»i (iciihct 
 
 I'oiicci.'J jTiat'i'' ■'--■' 
 iliiy, Comtti), 
 
 f King of ih.it 
 Brothers \\-A\, 
 iturc of hisl'a- 
 tie with a fiiMll 
 is Nephew ilic 
 r Favours, i-ipt 
 then pretiiiJiiij! 
 ;at at a Jiltance -..,,. 
 ut by the way.;,,, h,ii.| 
 
 were not Ixt- k'«'' "'* I 
 )r (jov<'rn(.ur of 
 lis Monty, and 
 II a Years time 
 
 for, inde.i.l of 
 being 
 
 ili'l'UV"! Ill ixiirlin /Iv.irisr, anil hi^ timiiU' mttk 
 Tt iiper K'lMine ^ijhrf and hitxor.illf. In tiiio, he ha'i 
 (hrti iiior.- BIiiIhI thin hi' Graivltather iliil in hi» whole 
 Keij;n i lir lunililrropied the whole Territory of ,<,/,«,, 
 vil-and iImiihI, nw "iily the Natnei, Imt, the Forrixners 
 1I1.11 rifuleihere, of all thrirMoneN. ' ll-. tiue, h« en- 
 ileaMimJ to repeuple tlii« Citv wi'li hi< Coiiqiiells cr ra- 
 ther UnaRi* ( propirly fpeaknii{) for liauni; tiiin'ii the 
 Kiiipiioni'. of f«, iti'lf, IMiviw, yiifJ.i ami /v.,/, he 
 tranl'poitrd friim thinie 10 /f /cm about i/non IVilon* ; 
 lilt .11 preliiii ilicre ;m.' darie i^oo ot them Iclr, lo 
 ih.it ili.i' I'l'hi y ler\'il laiher for ati iriO.inee of his 
 Crui 'iv than ai.yoihcr tliini;, fortiid'eople being linmnht 
 n.iki'l 'o ./ '>", ami allow il not aCirain of Kice for 
 thi'ii M.>'"i"''i."'>e, 'Is'J ol Huiige'- in the Strceis. Hi- 
 lIurlotlrsKiMK has beiii fiM.i.f>tiil in all hi'. I'literpiifiA, 
 liil()iiim.liili.i' liinu- take liim for a f'lcat Soi.erei. loi 
 inypi't/uki him toU-a Man ol (luat pijgineiit, 0111 
 thatiiiiilirr.ik('siioihiii({ralhly or iinlealoniiUy, Uvi alter 
 aiiiaiiMC Delilict.uioM, ami iipi" the Foot ot Very pru- 
 b.ilile l'iiii|i'i'tiiri> hU m- er ainmhed otii; ot lus Neujli- 
 ho' r«, I'lit when iluy were rediic'il to fonie hxtreiTiii\ . 
 Allium preparatory Meafiires are in. Diiiprehendlile, nil 
 tlic IVIiRil i". put m » xeu;tioii ; for lie iievei .isks nor u- 
 niMs Ail\i.i of any, ami IxMnR iiiNetted with .111 al>- 
 liiliiti' Am hot: I y, his Coiiimanil.s are immeiliatily pur ii' 
 I'xi'iiilini.. Now, all tins may lie il.ine wiihoiii the 
 A.liltance of Dtuls: B.liiles I h.ive often heard,' 
 thit Sorcerers arc poor lorry Wielchis, but / am | 
 
 Wooil nor frelh Water, 1,0, any prien ll.rl.s. I, in;; fio- 
 ihing bill paiih'd Roek. Vet it attor.U (.me Hog., ami a 
 iircar nan) FowN, Inch as laii Ine wirhom frelli Water 
 I'ponthe Rix kj and in the H'la-I it llJ^ abinvlinec cf 
 Filli, and loniiilei. /m iireiiiiilerri.iewijl n„ik,. altiiit 
 H I.eaBvies, an well a1 that of V. lUni. It li,-, m cimju 
 Dig. S^ Jar. 
 
 .Afier we(ro(Vdilie|.iiiiiiio(5liaIwe li.id riichC'iji'iaiid 
 dnzlinp Rains, that molt ol our Mrti were (ie- d with 
 I)rop(ie« ,ind Tumour'., upon wliuli there ei lucl a 
 i;re,it Mortalin in the Ship, .-luxutl the 1 ilh, the I'llnn 
 .uid ilri?linp Kams lontmiiiiip, there came a lu.lden 
 Whirl-wind that l.ided for two Minnies, .it.l broke nil 
 our Sail!,, carryiii(5 the Mamtop-Sail tjiute (if. '1 he 
 next Day we law lome SwaPows and Bu'.ter-ll c>, whuh 
 ligiiilied that we were near the Land. The 1 |r|i, wc 
 law an /Hand to the North, in 16 L)ef!t I,at. wh'ih «r 
 knew to be St. Niu'l/ii, one of the Cvc !'• ,< lllinds. 
 The i«ih, We made the Ille of St.k'.nco'r, and cilt Aix-ThtWett 
 iliorai live Fathom Water. The 17th 7 fet my h.k'' ''""*' 
 Men alhoar, who were very lumierousaiul in a lony con-' 
 ilitioii, but when tliey came upon Land retiiev'd apace, 
 rile ordinary Areh.rage of this /ll.ind lie* m 17 beg. 
 !' Mm I at. the Needle varMtig 1 Dtg. 15 Mm N. E. 
 /i allords at this Seaf'n great jileiity of excellent Tortoil,, 
 will, h they eall Frec-Tortoifes, andarcdiflingmlh'ii foan 
 tiie others the) tall C.i/ »a«|.;. by the fmoothnels, pla 11- 
 /lels, and green colour of the Shell, the largenef. of 
 their Hid., and the (maliii'r> of their He.Td, an. I the 
 
 ul 
 
 I 
 
 .',I.i,lriP 
 [IHt.VII 
 
 ciTiain, that thisKmg is the richeft of all his Neigh- form ot their Snout, whith relemble<ihe Teeih of aS.iw. 
 Imiirs. I Ihefceat as well as a young Heifer, and foinc of 'ein 
 
 ffiiri/iirthe 3d, We fame in fight ol the Ille of Afw- are lo large that they'll weigh j'.o F'ouiul. 'Lhey ronie 
 IfUhi. Lhe ^th. We canie to an inh.ibited Ille that lies out in the Night time, and lay their I-ggs upon the Sand, 
 IxTweeli .NVi/f.iir and Mmmbey. 1 he ith. we pals'd be- , which they bury a loot deep : Thofe who luxe a tniiul 
 twecn N>/7'iiv.ind another Illand normal k'd in the Charts, to tatth 'rtn, watth 'em at that nine, and getting bc- 
 
 'Ihis Channel is four or live Leagues broad. All thele 
 Minds lie eery low, whereas the oppolite Coaft of S. - 
 m«(r« u very liigh and confpicuoiis. 1 would advife all 
 Sailors rather to put in to Sumntrtt than into any of thefe 
 little IllanHs ; for the former is pcorled all along ilieShoar 
 with I'orfons acquainted with the Converfation of Stran- 
 gers, whereas the Inhabitants of tlicle are barbarous Sa 
 
 hind 'em, tuin em over upon thoir Back, after which 
 thiy lannot turn theinfelvesto get upon their Feet, and fo 
 lie there till the Morning : Molt of 'em liaNc 250 tggs 
 Ihcird and as many unlliell'd in their Belly, which aic 
 vetygtKid. .11 this /Hand we meet with an Herb, that in 
 fonie mcalure rclembles Spini-fv, but is inhniteU letter , 
 We us'd itboth in Sallad and .Soup ; and I oth it and the 
 
 v.iges, that have no communication with any other 1 Ttrtoife Flefli, kept our Bellies open, and cur'd our Men 
 People. I of great Dioplics, without any other Purgation, in the 
 
 /Ipnl the icth. In 3 < ■ Deg Lat. the Needle varying I fp.acc of eight Days, which peihaps could not be ciit'd in 
 7 ; Oegr. N.W. Wc defcry'd a fniooth and tinifonn, ' /Vinrf in aMonth. 'Tis well (tor'd with young Kids, 
 but roiky Coaft ; uixin which, we ikood to the Sea, and | but you are not lure ot eatthing them, uiilifs ^oii have 
 next Day encounter'd a violent Stonn th.at larted to the | Dugs. We faw no Fruit in it, but Wild Figs, whith 
 ijd. M/i; the lit. We periC'v'd the Land between Cape were all fpoil'd with Worms. To the Ealt-waid, 1 ixJcr 
 
 itf>li<li 
 
 1 Up 
 
 
 Aii^uilki and Cape F<i/ic ; and J»f.i» the vK we came 
 toaiiAnchorin rf.blt-}lf<. Our lick Men did not recover 
 at thisplaceaslcxpcded ; either by reafon of the ex- 
 trcam cold, or btcaufc liould not take in futh fre|Jl 
 Provilions has I had a niniJ to, there being foiiie Oiifi/. 
 Ships in the Bay that I nulknilted. I licllieve the Cold 
 had a great hand in it, for all the DuicU Sick died as well 
 as mine. The Wind continu'd at W. N. W. from my 
 firllauival in this Bay to the 14th, th.at I weighed ,an- 
 ilior, and a bad Rudder obliging nie to pafs by the N. li. 
 of the little Illand, svas liccahnd within a Cannon Ihot 
 of It. KU) the jcth, we let fail, the Wind at S. ,S. K. 
 J/inf the lift, we defcry'd St. Ili-lc>:i, about 15 Leagues 
 W. N. W.of us. Next Da I came to an anchor before 
 ir, and fciit our lirk Men alhoar, who were fomething 
 benetited by the Air. Lhis is a very consenient pLice tor 
 the refrellung of Men, not only with regard totlie Tem- 
 pcratencfs c f the Air, but by leafon of the plenty of 
 Vouni; Kids and Hogs, the fatibty of coming <at good 
 Wa'cr, iheconvenien. y .t good Filhing in le Road and 
 upon theShoar, the .ibuiidante of C^rangei Mid Citrons, 
 which nreexcelleiv Remclies agaiiilt the Scurvy, belide 
 feveral good Herlis, fuch asPurllam, a fort of Tarragon 
 inlau'e quamiiie';. fonie Feiuigieek, Tobacco, and the 
 Herb Mayoc ; rot to mention the Partridges, Pidgeons, 
 ail), asfnir.e lay. Oxen, that thiilflaiid .abounds with. 
 For tho' the Illand be mountainous and very lleep and 
 withtr'd like, yet on the top there's a great deal ot 
 n-.oilture, and there 14 not a C>ap or Valley without a 
 Rrook or RiTiilet, the grcatcft of which runs in the large 
 Valley, where n Chapel is built, tho" the Valley is not 
 above 150 Paces broad, and 1000 long ; at the end of 
 this Valley there's a, ragged cleft hill of Rocks, upon 
 which thcix: falls down a Stream of Water from a very 
 high Mountain, infomuihthat it is beat as fmall as Rain 
 before it falls. This Ille lies in 16 Deg. S. Lat. the 
 Needle varying 5 J Deg. N. E. and always has the Wind 
 at S E. 
 
 7H/>the iCth, wc faw the Ifle of Afceyji i\ about 11 
 LeagncsN.l;. of us- 'Tis very high, and its .\nthorage 
 
 a high Mountain, there are vaft qu.intiics of Purllaiii. 
 Commonly the Water of tins //le is brackifh ; but upon 
 the S. W. Point of the Bay, where tho Anchorage is, 
 there'.) a fmall Spring, that, if it were cleans'd and 
 deepen'd, would .irfbid I'leity good Water, 'iis fur- 
 nilhd With a f(5nlideiable quantity of Wild Pines, which 
 may Itrve for hring ; belidis which, it has no Wood, 
 uiilefs it be liime Shrubs that calt forth a white milky 
 Jiiite, that's \ery dangerouj and painful to the Eves, 
 it It touches 'em. There's very grod filliing along the 
 Rocks, efpecially at a little Rock at the entry of the 
 I'ay, aliout ' ot a League fiom the Anchorage, intwo 
 Hours time liven or eight Men may there catch Filh 
 enou('h for ico Men. /n hne, 'ris not inferiour to St 
 llcloii tor a plate of rcficll.meiit, bating that its Watei 
 is not good ; in eompeiilation of which Defeif, 'tis ail 
 over acteliible, and furnilh'd with pleafanc Walks, 
 whereas the other IS the molt in.accelhble Country /ever 
 f»w. This /lie is .alxiut 9 Leagues in circumference, and 
 It has always the Wind at N. F. h has feveral plealanc 
 Bays ; but that towards the /lie of St. /hithom is the belf 
 Roadfor Ships that can be, for wc rode at fi'c Fathom 
 Water on an excellent landyCJroiind, and were fhclter'ii 
 from all Winds. We faw neither Men nor Honfei, tho" 
 we travel'd over moft of the /iLind. 
 
 After our departure fr.ini St. Vin::nt ( which b.ippen'J 
 Scprenihcr the isth) wc had feveral \iolent Storms. 
 Ofi«if / the I ith, wc defcry'd the .4^.'irj /llands; but it 
 was the 17th before we could weather "eiii. 1 he 19th, 
 wc had a violent Storm from the N. W. that broke nur 
 Mizen-maft, and obligd us to bring our Main-top- 
 A/alt upon the Deck. 1 he joth, we were in 50 Deg. 
 Lit. and had 70 Fathom Watet ; upon which moft of out 
 Pilots agreed that the Jul /iV/^uo ///f J lay about Id Leagues 
 to the W. of us. Sovtmlier the 3d, we defcry'd the 
 /.iijrtx^ Point in lltigland; and Dc^emicr the ift, came 
 fafe to H.nic dc Gri-xe, having been out 38 Months. 
 
 Til End of Adminl Beaulicu'/ Voytge to the Eaft-IiiJies. 
 
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 The VOYAGE 
 
 O F 
 
 TrancrsTfrarddeLayaUo thc'EuJJ h/Jies, 
 
 A N I) y\ I s 
 
 1^ematk0 upon tliat Country* 
 
 TranjhieJ from the French, and Abrtdgd. 
 
 fill !•• Si« 
 
 I 
 
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 T*»fy fr- 
 coiwcr 
 
 (ly b«.nk 
 
 N tilt Ycir i<*'i, \ (ioinc.iiiy of MrtchnR of 
 
 Si A/r-Ai'j lifted out iivo Ship tor tlir lUII-ln 
 
 Jiei ; one r\ 41-Xj Tun, cilia the ('iiy/.;'i(, ami 
 
 another of \<X: ciW'i the Coum; the lontirr 
 
 (■ommitiilcil by Vif«r rff /j H^ullite as Adiniial 
 
 .iiiil the litter by {-"'Okii Gii'iif of Vli^iuut, in tlir 
 
 <]ii.Tlir^ nf \'i;.f Ailiniral. Out Author beniRon bo,irJ 
 
 the Cubir, drew up a foiinul of the Voyiijr, the Siib 
 
 ftan c o) uhich i. x% followeth. 
 
 A»i' the iSth, 1601. Wefet ftil from St. Mi-h'i with 
 a N. K Wind ; .iiiJ at the Diftaiire of nine or ten 
 1 eapiic frotnth' Shore, the Mizen-ni»ft of the Coiiin 
 (pht intvo 
 
 ..Vj7t)ie ?ift, W( fell in mth nine great OuuU Hoyv 
 Mrh ofwhirh (aliitcl us with a Gun :T)Uione nf 'cm be- 
 ing loaded i< ith Ball.beat the S.iil of the (.oilin to p-eccs ; 
 Ujon which the V'icr-Admiral hreJ two Gurii upon the 
 Rii»Rini; n| the Ship ih.ii had injut'd him ; and the Ad- 
 mji.il iakint; to the Wm.iw.ird nf the t)uti:l' Adiniral, 
 made to \>ith all his .Siil., aivl fir'J a Cliin upon 'cm. 
 The />;-'£/■ Artniir.il prfltritly Uni-k, and kivuiB in- 
 form V.himfclf that the Mif.h.incc w.is ivcitiiinM lijr the 
 o\er fi-^ht (if J fli'MMCr ihat «.i, in drink, .Idiverd up 
 tile Ciuiinn tn the i n.h Admiral, in order toioridisn 
 Pi:nillim(nt, .ml bej>'J he unuld p.irloii tin' iN'ilUkc. 
 Our .\dniir.il tin.lini' h iiv tlu' M.iiicr Hood, f.ml, he ilc- 
 fir'Jnofiirthit S.uist,ii.'li m, and h.wing rcturn'd the (iiiii 
 ncr, intriMttJ the liutcn to vnu, lifitc hin\ a l'.irdnn. 
 How rl.r Diit.r trcUtrd hi n al'a- u.inls I know not; 
 th)' I do not nui>h di ubt, luit they luni''d hini up im- 
 nu'di.iulyat the Y.ir.l's j'rin; f ir tile D i/i'^; oblcrvc an 
 i\.\ii Dii^ii lini' in thtir -Miips, and (utftT noOinus to 
 pifsv.ith Impunity; ami from theme it romcs to pafs 
 (h.it then Ni'. in'.tion is more liavelsful tliiii the 
 
 7mh.- the Jd, We defcry'd the f'.i' > » Ill.in.l.< in 28, 
 :.?, an;l p Degrees North latitude : The nth and nth, 
 uc came in fli'ht of the lllands of Capo I'artl, which 
 rnnfrom 20 to 14 Debtees North. I atitudc. 
 
 Jriu tiic 391I1, V'e were in five Degrees Ijcitude, 
 an Idefcry'J the South Star call'd thcCr,/i; at the fame 
 time iVofiw :i prodigious quantity of flyiilg bdh, with 
 Wincb like thofr of Rati, which are very plentiful ne.ir 
 rhc fc<iuniotlial 1 me, whether on the North or South 
 fide. 
 
 Juh the 14. We difcovii'd the unhealthy O'aft of 
 Cuinrr^ bcini; uirricd out of onrOiurfe in a C.ilin, b) 
 the ftren_mh of ilic Ciirrir.tv 
 
 Auguk the :.|'li, We crofi'd the Equator, on both 
 ••li-\>f)Thfr fidcsnf vliih, for the extent of feven or eight Degrees, 
 wc had very iMicmltjnt Weather, .iiid an extnniiry o\' 
 He,ii ill an indaiit ot time: 1 hi: greatell ( .ilms were 
 ■rreqiienily tiT'n'l into fhindrinps and I ij;htninp3 (^ e- 
 rpef ally v\luii he Sun ti ncirthe ErjfiM'ixrs ) iiv.i «-itli 
 i'o.rnoiisWiild^; which f"tii-'d usfoftidi'cnly, -lut we 
 criit.l fiMi'tc fcr 0111 Siii'sdown in time ; The Heiit w n 
 fo (ircat, that it melrcd our Cijidic* inJ Bufcr, lor- 
 iU) el (.iirVV.'tcr, and fiM 1 d our Meat and filh, rjio 
 (■.•■., I io v.tII faired. (.)tcentiiucs tve faw (jteic Winr! 
 
 uricmjl-f t 
 
 wind, rilini; 4' a diftami , .alldlytheS .vmennraaoni, 
 
 which Ihaitii jn.l overinin a'ly Ship i|i,it f«||, m ihf,,' 
 
 Way Uhcr tSefr .ippcar. the S.nl,,,. i,,ive a lure,. 
 
 Ilitiom (.iidiim ot repairinu to the l'i.,\\, or the liJc 
 
 I that In. next the Storm, and beating naked Swoiii»a 
 
 yamfl one .mother uof, ways, upon » vnin Appreheii- 
 
 llionot priM-ntinu their aiH'ioachLy that Means. Inthii 
 
 I Air the K.iini .ire very daiKeious, fot if one is wet and 
 
 I dors not iiimicdiaiely (hifi himfelf, hi» Wody n focn 
 
 j after I over 'd all ovei with Botches, and hi^ Cloths with 
 
 1 Worms. In the time of a Calm, Ships roll prmhmmill, 
 
 III thofe Seas ; but when they run with afrelh Gale they 
 
 arc more Rtddy. ' 
 
 Auiuft the ayth. Our Pilot (an Kn;/./).- Mm) del'- 
 cry'd Land ten 1 eagues ofl; for tho' we mean d to ftiiiJ 
 100 Leagues off to the Sea, the Currents drove ns to 
 wardsthe Shore. This wc found to iH'tlie IHcof W.i .U 
 potfefs'd by the fmrnguilc, where wt took in frcrti Wi' 
 tcr and Iruit ; and after a Show of Civihty at rirll 
 trracheroully (lew one of our Men, and ttxik hve Ptifo- 
 nen. 
 
 Thislljandisgovern'dhv .i I'orin^ufl'f lord, who liaJ 
 theOitt of 11 trom the king of Sf.im -. the other I'c,-a»:» 
 fuijr,./. whoinhabii it, being only lii, F.idor!, tmd Coiii-^"'" 
 milfiries The Natives, who .irc all his Sl.ives, m^^J,. 
 iV-^'i/'/. and HO nak< .1, coienri;. then- Privities vviili'Ojf 
 1011. ■llicii Women cany their Children upcn their 
 Ha.ks, and (uckle them oyer their Shoulder, their 
 Breads beiiif.' \er\ lony Ihe Illand islituate in 1 ■ U, 
 S. I ,(t . lid IS five 01 lix Leagues in Circumference. 'T,> 
 liigli, uioiiiuaiiious, and always green, 'the Kojd is 
 on the N. W . lide, and is very dinmTous, Ijy reafoa&f 
 Hats and K.H-ks. Wc lay there lix or frvcii Weeks, and 
 during tliar tune, it r.iin'd every Day more or Icfs ' Thi 
 Country produce; great plenty of bru.t and Cotton, in 
 whifli allthcHevennrs ire paid, their Kilh is extr^ordi 
 naiy good, and verj plentiful. The dittance of a League 
 and a halt from Mni-.t'ou, there is a little fcorr hM Illand 
 thatatforils no Greens; but is fo oovei d witli the hotvi 
 call'd I'/./; 01';, that one cannot walk any wheit without, 
 treadiiiB upon the.r fcggi. This bowl 1, no himci '' 
 than a Pigeon, aiid its Fidhisblack, bin it eats admirably 
 well. ' 
 
 O.-'o'c- the i6th, Wcpur to Sen agsm, and Ncveml-' 
 the 17th. wemtidertielllipdot St. Hthns, which lies 
 111 i« DenreesS. I at. at adiifaiiceof ood Leagues from*'''"' 
 the Cipe . f CtodHfp: Upon the .'\ltar of a Chapel in 
 this lll.iiid, we found teveral l.uteis, adviling, that the 
 Dui.hKiA nalsd that ii-ay. Here we thought to liavt 
 hited our Mizen-in.ilt, but found no Wood fit for the 
 Purpofe. The A r, bruit, Utih and Water of that 
 place are fo healthy, that our Men who were inudi 
 opprefs'd with the .Sctuvy, recover'diiithefpactof niiic 
 Uays 
 
 <.vfnlt, the li'tli, We fetfail, and ftooj for tlie 
 lafcol U:AHcfc; and three Days after doubled the 
 ■UiciH.-i, I c. a Bank of Shelves upon the Coall of 
 ,; .1. 1. — ... ,u r* c_ L f* 
 
 1' : " " - w,»v3 m^uii the s^uan m 
 H'-^(il, whichhesin r« Degrees SoiitliLatinidc and is 7i^'-. 
 Leagues loiiij. This doubUng of tliele Sands is both 
 
 difficult 
 
M. dc la Val'x yo^A<:c to the Faft-Ifidics. 
 
 ",?/</.' Mail) dd'. 
 P mcjiij to ftanJ 
 nts di.ivp nv to 
 [1h- FHcof /;-;iU, 
 Jok in tro(h Wj' 
 Civility at h'rit, 
 I took hve Pnfo- 
 
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 /I 
 
 

 I 
 
 
 \i 
 
 ''i 
 
 •A 
 
 Ml 
 
 « 
 
 I 
 
 2^8 c5^/. de La Val'j %4^e ^o the Eaft-Indies. Lib n 
 
 the Weft. Our Admiral Jcfign'd to pafs to the North of 
 tlic MaUivri, betwc( n thfiii and tlic Cwll of I'l'li" ; 
 But on t lie contrary v,c nin dircdiy ujon 'cm, wheroa'; 
 Wtini;.;lu to h.ivc ftoo I icc Lcagiici ott' Viii, if \vc had 
 am'iid tol'i- fit'c. In fir.c, fiich wjs i-airMislDmiiic, tliat 
 the Cvi ill/ whii-h fail'd in hcail, ftrmk thiici- ipoii a 
 Hock, at thcdiilaiicc "f rive nr (ix Lcapms tiom the 
 .Shoar ot' thc.\f.<.'./i;:-'. In ilns Dilaftcr uc faw a IViik 
 K'lonji^np tiuhc lllaiuU, wliuli wnnUI iintiomc near iii, 
 by rcaliinnt' ,1 (bid l'u>l\iliition in tl'.at t'<'nniry, to a\^ 
 
 The Maldives lie between 8 Degrees North I atitiic,'*' «, 
 and four Dcprces South Latinidc, Winp ion Tcavuci in "•' ' 
 length and 35 in UcaJ.-.h. Tlicy are diltant Ir.-m .s"r-r.-,^|^; 
 { according to the dnrlc of Sailir.g ) \<iO<^ Ixapiu's.Vj'y 
 and tVom thcContiiai.t nr Cape C. nu, -v, 153 J.eamnv 
 'I hey arcdiviJeil into i ^ I'roviiircs, ca'l'ti .ftrolk,,:,^ ,.,,^.[, 
 of wliich comprehends a i^rcat many fii.iil Itlaiuls .u.J. 
 isot a citcnlai t'nrm, loniainnip almiit jo ] r.ii;i,ts ir. 
 riviuintereii.e. 'i heir IliaTuisarerurronnded witiiagreat 
 riitpe (if Kr ks wlii, h breaks the Miocks cfilieSea. 
 
 litlrel's. wi'hont the Kii'iVs efpccial '•■""' rai('e4pro.lii;ious .Surj;es. "Tis laid the murbcr r.-'. 
 
 In.l^ 
 
 pnach any Sl\ 
 
 leave. In ihr iiiejn time tlte Sailors e.it and ilr.iiik ' lll''n'i^.ini"imts to 1 23CO, a jjrcat pan nl uhieli is im- 
 li.aitily, and trearrd tlicr C.nnuratiii'r'^ v.iili .1 Haininj; tlnii" !'iu iiruMhil'iicd Millicks ni Sar.i. Bm -lo Ir,- 
 fort of Infolemc; inruliiiu'. all thdfe 'hat Ihen'd any re I i'-il' rams intunn'd nie, that tlie d;wly Inctuiions. of iIk- 
 paid f!i Keliiiion, and linully proi laimiri;, that liiice '''"•'•' jiai! iinpa rM the niiii,!i 1 i'l.rii of the llUnds anii l.i, 
 Pcj'.li \^ as 111 certain, ihrv wcxi^ rcfo!\"d tn render its habitants ; ai.il tha"- ilhllle.df iml -■■■.■'.•". Were h ;. 
 Approaches cafy and liifi. 'Mrs tillM nv with Horrom,' mcrly imeconininid Tract of land. ' I is pUin th.u ilit 
 andcumiiice nie that iinili S.idor.s lea\e ilieu So'ils and "^C'ls whiih ilpvide thr lilcs of one ./'.•< ■'/■"'i arc fo liiallow, 
 C^mf lencies .ill.iur. Inline, alreri..'iilinuiii(; t\voI>a>s thatar low \V,iu 1 1.1. c nugliiealily waJeover, were it notn i. 
 ill thisdepl.irable and dcfp'ia:e C'onditiiii, wv made a that the bonom is r.icl.y and lliarp, and apt to wojmi**'''" 
 li'.iti tiMclit oiM (laJKHin, ami haul it .;\er the Flats, ami 'he beet to a flainiiiK debtee j and that thofe Seas arc 
 wiihinhnuc 1 abour^nul Diffi uhy, artiv'd on board of I'cllei d w;tluhc bnli call'd /'.timoHf;, whi.h break Mens 
 it, at "neofihe IlUnds call"d /'w"'/;./™, which is not a 1 cj-s and Anns, and devour 'cm. Another great 1 neon- 
 league in ciuiimferen c. We had carried fimc Anns ^'cnience that attends the ('oing into the W'atc-, pro...ils 
 along \- ..Ii lis, but ihc Inlubi'ants diljniifil (jiir landing, liom a roui;li, Iharp, polous, hard and (oiuleroiis fnrt of 
 Till we gave npoui Amis, anil fiirrender'd cur I'eUesai SiiMtancc, ma iiiihke \\hite (^oral, wliich they call ,/. 
 oifcicticn. I here wa:, not a!".'.e lo or i^ bihabitants| '/'"'>- and make ii'.e of in loihng it with Coco Water, 
 If. the Illiiid, b'ltthcvfonccrted their Meafnresfo wifely,) I'ir'ti.s that whiih liirms their Sv'e.ir ov bifncy. A _i;'i,;: 
 that they fcnt crt' our Tioat and all tin ir ('Wn to the other P^rt of tliefe Illanils are uiiinhal:itcd, and prodiHc no- 
 lllands, t.) I levenr any Inluriecf'onfroni us. The) lar- ithmg but Trees arnl dials ; others are only a n-.i.vcabu' 
 nc.his .illro a I.nJ.geiii themiddk of the llLind, where , S.inJ, without .my (ireen ; aod others attain a:? over- 
 iheyentcrta ii'J I's with lomc brnir, Ovos and F^imoiv-,, Houwi nr hinh-w.i-cr. '1 hercll arc .oveiM allovcrwch 
 anJ ril'icti its of all wr ha.l, pliMiling. thar it 1 elong'd great C'r.abs ca'l il C.icouuc, and C'ri-lifl., or clli; mUi 
 to their K u.g. as being Wrc. k. We bail a piece of S. ar- ihc bowls callJ J'/h:;«i"/, infoiru '■. .hat one cann t piac,' ' ". '" 
 let (.'l.'li with lis, which ( we pretrnde,! ) was delii^n'd tlieir bVot in any part, w;thoii'. ccailing tip-n their Ejg, 
 
 and Yiipngoncs, oriipoiitlieoldl'ir.ls'heir.fclves, uii'ih 
 dono'.H far upon the ap]-roa,li of a NUn This Feul 
 is as \- gas a I'igton, wiih whitcaiU black l-'eathers, and 
 iscx.illent Meat, tho' t'- e Natives dc> net 1 si it. The 
 uninhabited tan ly Iilancis appear at a diitance, as ifilicy 
 
 f r aPrclc.u to the King of the lllands allcdgin>^ at th.,- 
 fair.e time, thai th? wlvle Cargo of niir Sli; j< was mean d 
 liir a ' 'onipJiir.cii'. tohini. Upon th .s, no body dard fo| 
 imi. '• ;; -.occh the Sc:. '■let ; but af.ei .ill, wc c.i a piece' 
 of t\-u or three blls oft u, and prefirrcd it to the (Jo- 
 
 vcrnouroftl'.is little liland, in order to oblige him ; anl! ^^'cre co\er'd v.itli Snow ; I'lriheSand, which is as (it.-; 
 llieGoveniour, who was a ver^ oUt Man, took it very a-Sthar of aiiHrurglals, i.s exir.aiu wlutc, and witha! To 
 kindl), conuring is not to fju-ak of it. Soon after, | very hot, as to hatch xhcVln.uii's bggs. Thcfe far.dy jmn 
 [he Governocr fi nr the Matter am.', two .Sailers to the 'H-^'ids att'ord little or no frelli Water ; but the covered l-i^'- '' 
 Kini:. ivho relidcd in the Capital liland call'd Mi.V , I flac 's whether inh.ibitcd orna, enjoy -hat Benefit, a- 
 aiid the Mailer prifentcd him the pieie ot .Scarlet. Ini-l';aiin; for a very tew, the Inhabitants ot" which arc 
 inediarcly the King fcnt for his H othcr-in-I.a\v to favc lori'<l to iiave recourfc to the neighbouring Illands fir 
 what was on board onr fivanded Ship. Tho' the b'lats Water, and make ufe of ccriain Inventions for the re- 
 wcrc fiichthat no I'oa; co'..ld coiiic nea'- ij, yet thev found ceiving of Rain Water. The Water of fomc Iflamls i» 
 a way of getting at it, by the means ot a Rope t'aftcnd Teener than that of others. Their Wcll-v.'arrr is tvhlirr pirj , 
 atoneeiivl to the Ship, and at the other to ilic Rork ;' very fwcet ivir wli defoine, b;it it i? very pltniiful a:ri' 1 
 for tho'lhe Waves walhd over 'em, they held 'alt by the frefli, even within four Races of the Sc.vli.le; fir rhf, ^'' 
 Rope, and fo got to 'heSliip; nay, they are lb ingeniou.s, 'diq not above ihiee 01 fmr b'oot, ami where the Sia 
 that tiny took the^erv C'annon and ilic heavicll (.lods, makes tieqiient Imini'.ations. 'Ihis Water isvtrvhnt in 
 
 ^H N-jiivos niid laugli'd at air. Ad\ice wc .'ould give cm. ■"". ■ . n we ' theNight time, an,! exrream cool in the Dav, clpciially 
 
 TsV"" left the "Sr.ip, uc brought with ns about ic... Crowns: about Noon. 
 
 in feveral Girdles, and bur\"d it a-llioar for a comuon To letiirii ro the ij /Ut'llor.s; the firit (beiiinningTS.-v, 
 Referee to (upply ourXcccllities; I'mt liime of our Men! fromihe North ) is call'd Ti7/,i /),« ,»tou, i. c. ttie //I'l;/ 1 V. 
 being in want of Siilienaiice liig'd jp the place, and! ''"■'•". Inthis lies the Head or Cape of rhc fame Name, '^'' 
 oft'er'd the Na'.ivi,', pieces of Monrv for bVod : after | call'd by the I'mtr^ncf.-, CrJrxr. Dei l.ts il ku, and (i- 
 which, the Natnis wo'dd iicmt allow us Siifti nance. ' tuated in eight Degrees North latitude; the fccond ts 
 with-MU p;ccc-of Money ; rfnd m ii gard thar the lealt jcail'd A/;'//.i ./ h.- \i.i,ii'nc ; the third l',i.!>po!: ; the fourtli 
 piece in the whole bank was wcrth ; | iice, their I'ro-I ■V.i/ .di; n/w ; thefifth Wn v:^','- 11 ; the (ivifi V.i.e AttoHm, 
 vilions were inucli ovir valued. F' ery Scaaiaii hid 1 in which lies .lAi.'c, the head liland of the MnUires; the 
 from his Nciidibour what he had g't, and would notlfcvenih I'ouliuljun the eighth :•■• nic.ji.e; the ninth NV.'- 
 aliilt him even at the point of (biiving; na'.,_wheii any l/'"''.''"!-- ; the tenth Co// m.i./i i.' ; the eleventh .hkuiih-.n; 
 lay very lick, the i»H cnueand rilled him l-efore hcily'd.' thetwelfth Snu.i.i-n ; il.e thirteenth A.l.lrv and Pcm Ms- 
 As for my own part Mays inir Author ) I and two morr|'"^;«^ thele two beitrg re. kon'd bat one by rcafon of 
 v.eretranfporte,! totlii llfand of I'r.n.l'.v, rhc Natives of j therfmalnefs. tacli .liinl! » is feparated (lorn the aJji- 
 whirhbeirg ac.-juaintcd with what pafs'd in the oilier cent Proviivcs, by a'l Ann of the Sea, ^shich is in (one 
 Illands, and t!-.iiiking we had Money about us, rcfus'd places nariow and in fome places broad. There are cn'y 
 nsSuiicnaticc, till we gave 'cm piccci of Silver ; but in 'four of thefe limiting Chanels, that linng much broader 
 crttel wc hadno'.e ot theM^mey, and were reduc'd to j than the rclt, are navigable by gr.;at Ships, but m-r 
 great Eytremitus. In the niLantime I made it my Bu- w'ithoiit danger, efpccially in t)ie Night, by rcafon of 
 linefsto learn their I angiiage, .and by the being abk to I their Mats and Rocks, w liidi arc mark'd very exadiv in 
 ililcocrfe -.Vit'c. em, infuniar.'.l -.ny fe'f into the Favour of ' lomc Sea Charts v/hich 1 law in ihat Country. THct.s. . 
 
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 Natives have awondcifci! Dexteruy i:< avoiding th'-'" 
 dangerous p'a.'i s ; I have fecn 'em fail I'o nicclv, as to riii. > 
 upon Ro. ks on bothdides, without any damage. Both the 
 Rich and the Poor are iniii'd to the .Sea from their In- 
 fancy, and fear not to enc.'untcr rlie iiiofi turbulent and 
 foaming Seas, in little Boats and Barques, the number of 
 which is unaccountable, fertile poordt Man that is liat 
 one, and tlic Ri.U liavc feveral They ijcvcr fad hy 
 Night or cut if light of I. and, unlcfs it be when ihey 
 iiiideiTak»lo;i'e gieat Voyage; and acccrd;ngly the Pio- 
 viitueol a long Sta, ill ihe C'liiiiry, an Opportunity to I vilions they hav.'! on board, ati; calcul.itcJ only f.r cn^ 
 ii'lpedthcir'J' nltituiion, Cultoms, Laws, i^c. am nowllJay. The greatcli part ot the I Hands cotnprelieiiJed 111 
 goimttogr.ttilicdif'Pul'l.'cis with vdi.at 1 have kumd upon | one /(«c//o», arc fuirounded with a common Flat crB.ir, 
 chMSuhjeCt idui'j O'lly palfii;* at one ui t.vo narrow plaC'.-s, winch 
 
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 the Governrnrof rhe hianil, who fent iiic to Mtc, witli 
 of-',*'''- KrC'-.-umcndatn ntothc Kin.", and bntli the King and his 
 '''v'.if.v'^^s Q.icni were lc> well plca-'d. with my filutiy.g'eni in their 
 H.-ir,. ,:!,-. o'.ni I^irguagc, and according to the Cultom of the 
 '"■■'■" ''■' C.iuiiiiv , aiid vT;tbtl;e Accocnt 1 gave 'cm of tltc things 
 tKifu^g,-. ^^^^ ^^^^,^ ^.^1^ i^.jj ^ (■ ^^j,,. JjIijj,^ ,1,^ Manners of the 
 
 i^' i-i,:/' Ladies, i>c. t.at tluy rooka rfilUngJilhiiig Care 
 of mc, particularly in a lit ofSickncfs, that la'ted lir 
 feveral Davb. In j vvor.l, I rufe by ths King's Favour 
 and Boiiniv tia com]crcncy ijf Rirhes ; .Tid having by 
 
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 M. de La Val'x Voyage to the F aft- Indies. 
 
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 arcnotc.-ilily obfeiv'd , .- 'for iliatRcaroii it is iiacirv 
 fV fur cm '<> !'«•■ very cxpcn ill ilic MJiiai;aiicii; of tlicir 
 'I^S'S or l>,irqiics, lincc ihe Icift Ship isi cniiiily foUov/cil 
 Willi Sliil'i.'i'a' k ■1"'' 'lie Infs of tlicir Gooil>, As tor 
 tiioiruwn IVrfons, UKitoil tlicvh.ive no great Rcat 11 10 
 fear, fur all of eii Iwiin a''.iiiralilv well. Norw.tliliaiiii- 
 irmihtirwoiiikrfiil Dext.rity in Sailin);, rtiey tieqiioiiily 
 iooie tlicir l)an|'ics, wl'.ili is cli:cHy oecalioiiM 1 v the 
 CiirMMits cill'il Otvn'o; , wliirli run hall aiul Well (.\.v- 
 rents. iix Moll'll^ i'Ihji) the haft Coali, ami lix Miimhs 
 upon ihs V^'vii Inr. Witli liicii iiiKCrtaiiiry, that the 
 f|,;in,.,- happen Vl fooncr or later at one tune than another. 
 Thii' t'leir VViiiil>> are freijiunfly tix'J, as well ::s the 
 Currents, 111 tli.^ I'-alt and Wed qv.ancr, yet they foiiK 1 
 times Ihilt to theN. .Hid S. 
 
 'lis iibfervahU, th;(t tlic WY'//s>/j he all in a line, tlii.-l 
 fcfKit"'- cmlot die one ficini; ihe end of i he next adjacent ; and | 
 '' 1' '."""[.Ii. diat they have two l-ntrances or aaeiljlile pl.ices 011 
 l"ii°"fi'ii each lide, wiuih is a svonderfil Coiueiiieiicy ; fo: il' 
 .*■■*'■ there svere cmlv one li'.ndiii); place at each end, the ini- 
 pctiiolityf 'he Halt aud Weft Currents wonM lr,'.«k 
 tlnir Coiiimiiiicaii 'n w ith one another, or at l.-alt 'tv. ond 1 
 bcinipfl''''''^ '" I'l'-i'^^'^'-' it in all Seafong. The iiccilll-j 
 tynf four landiiiR [iLives inea.:h Aiic'Ioh will Ix cvideM!,! 
 it we conlider ilie following Inllanec. Siippofe a Iiuj-J 
 ing place f'ti the Kail Coall, almolt dircdiy op) f.fr.e toj 
 thetniryof the o.lier .Uiclni, and aii'ither on the Wcit, 
 oppolite totliit of the ad|jcent //(M/Ai);; if the Current' 
 runs fiom Eal! 10 Well, wc c.iiinot crofs direOily from 
 Entrance to Hntr,uK-e, In'.t let oiu from the I'ialt C' al^, 
 wliicli is then the Id.'.id of the Current, and takirii* it 
 lideways, I'teers lor v''e Well Ent' y of the i;thir -If;.'!! , \ 
 in order ro return, we fct nut from the Kail Kiitraiic?, 
 and overtliwaning the Current, ii.ake to the Welt Hntrji 
 of the other /l:ti>:i_n. /Mlvn the (^Utrent chir.Rcs its 
 Cciirre. M-e obfrv-d the ''iii.e Contiivaiu-e in 1 'ti'iig out 
 from tlic Head of the Current, and cr.irinp the other 
 W.Y'iV'i at th.it place wticli Irs imder the C ure:i; Of 
 thci'e I'lltranccs, loinc ari. broad and fjine nairow, but 
 tlie widelt Is hol above 200 Pi>cs broad, and Ibirc of' Via 
 arc ItiS ilun 7,0. Each Enrrai.cc is j-uaided with an 
 Wander, eachudcj aiil if Cannon were planted on ihcfe 
 Iflands, 'twere ealy to hutder any .Ships to enter. 
 Of the Chanels that part the WrroWj, there are only 
 *J'''^*fiiiir broad ones, which are nliigableby i^reai Ships, and; 
 '^j|)„',''' frequently nfitL-d Sy Sti.inpes, when the Cu.rent« carry 
 theni in againit their will. To becin from the N rth ' 
 fide ; the lirlt of thefe four w.ithes the ,-l:^ 'i/m, call'd 
 Miitoi MaJ u, and 'twas in iliis that we were cait a- 
 ivay. T!ie id, caii'd >..!'/..'.i/, has it« c, tlic rrcatetl r.f 
 allthc;cldands in the iniddlcot i'. The ^dcalld .hi-, 
 </ji/, lies to the South of i.'..'"-. The fourth call'd Si.t-i 
 Jill, lie< diteiiHy under iK.- K.y.iinoiilul Line ; and in re- 
 gard diat It is the I'lojueli of 'em ail, be n|' lo l,'a;;ucs 
 over, the Natives don't fail upon it with ur a Cnin|'.ifs, ' 
 tho'thev never ufe atiy in tjie oilier Chanels. Uelides, 
 A Vi 11 thefe, there is a nariow Chanel, which icpara os .M rai'd' 
 ■*'f //'/./nil, in which the S. a appears as Ida k as Ink, bur 'he I 
 /f'atertakeinip ina Ved'el, li)-;ksl,ke ithr. rater. That' 
 Sea bolls like i ! at r on a Hire ; it fwclls into .preat black 1 
 S.iri;es, but isnot iiiov'd from on; lidc ro aiiorber, whiJii 
 rentiers it v et y terrible. I 
 
 iiiH The M,-I.i':.:< lie fo near tli8 I^quimiilial ontot'i tides. 
 that their CI. mate isextieaui hot. Their i)ay and > i;;lii ; 
 are alw.i\s e,jual ; and ilieir Nights aie vciy i ool and 
 dewy, whi liiCiidcrs tiiciicatoi theS.nni'.re tolerable, 
 aii.i illo^H^ torih their H.rb; and Trc-s. Their .' ':nt.T 
 loiniitciices 111 ./;' /. and voiitinucs ujl (j 'I'/r, , a; wUkIi 
 time the Sii ntnci Ky,ins, .ind lalH likcwife lix Months. 
 In .Tinterihc, have [vrpetual Kams hut no Frott ; and 
 the well riy Hinds arc very boillcr its. In Summer 
 their .ruJs.ue I-allcrly, with an CKCelfivc Heat and no 
 Rain. 
 'Tis laiel, that the M.''Ai\-:i ivere in former times p'o- 
 .f'th?''ir'p'=^ '>)' t^"' <-^>:?.->'- Cfo the Inhabitants of r.. w/ are 
 Wunii. cah'J.) Het 'tis ob'ervabie, that the Ciin<'.; arc M,l k 
 and iiply, whereas t!ie liili.i.itanis of 'he M:l.i ■ es are 
 hanjfome, well ini-ie, aiiil t.f an OIuc Coiiiplcxion : 
 Tho' after all lis po'i'ible, that the Clunate and procefs 
 of time, ina> have alter'd the Coniji'exioii and Shapes 
 
 I North lidc of the Illajid is iu;t rr.ly liclicr and more ci- 
 viliz'd, as I'ciiig thciommon I'sli'jge lor ail Slnps, bur 
 theSeat of all the Nobility .-111 1 Men of bortuut ; anj 
 when tilt King piijiillu-s a Criminal n'idi Canilhn.enr, lie 
 .only lends him to tlie South parti: The ,So. tidier, .tj 
 all rais'd in thcNonhi.ius B' t atl'cralliliisDdVeieiit: ■, 
 Ininll lay, that the Iiiimbitauts ol the .South puts aa- 
 natnnilly as apprehcnlivc and muenious, ^s tlio' of rl-e 
 North. 
 
 1 11 general, tlu- M:IM::;r: are \cs\ irtgcnirnis j tlitv ^ cfi,,.(a, 
 apply rhenikKcs vv.th great In lulf y atiil .^^iiceels, to ail 01 !'"• Ivhj 
 lorisol" MaMifacluics, an I .nn) t.) 1 erici-;, ,i.-.d Scienci.s,'' ""■'■ 
 
 aiicr iheir -namicr ) cfpcciaiiy to Adroloi'v, which 
 they hold in great (Iteem. "l|if'y are a wife sii.riou; 
 I'ei'pic, andviry lliarp in th; ir Mcrclianiiiirc and \viyi.f 
 liMiiy; they arc brave, ami 4 1 I'd in ;\:;ns, and tljtir 
 
 
 Then Wou-enare vcrvhtindlbmc, 
 
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 Ioi.cyisvcryic.iuh ,...„..,,. ,,.,, .„,„uiuiiiu', .^^. , 
 
 abatiiii; lor their Olnccs lour ; m .-, iirreol 'ern are as ,•„" jy^, 
 wl'uc as the ;•« ,'.v,-,-,.j. 'Ih^i' 1 (.-.!i nl'ak. whih i;'>'\'u-'. 
 revKoneda yrcar t '.namrnt ^ :im^ in o'.ler ai riirn it ex-'!''"'' ^'"'^ 
 a:lly black,' Ii veral Women keep iheii !)aii!;l-icrs 1 .'cads h^'"' '"" 
 llia-'d till they ateci.dit or nine 'it'cto.d. leaMu'; only a ' 
 little Hair up.M then bore Ilea I ti difliuruiih 'uii fioin 
 lifvs, who hiveii.Mieat all. I ha e 'iui lo.nc ChiHixii 
 li.ivelulf llaxc'i 1 l.iii, which v.a-; ttiind very bl.i'k, by 
 bciuj, Hue a every tight Day, ■. Ilotli .Sexts :i;feCt ll.icit 
 Hiir, bi'i tlie Women jdirc an Ornanieiir in hi\itm 
 their; tiiKk atkl fJiii;, which they walli and ciiifs \c-y 
 be.i.iciitiy. They v.alli their Mead and r-lair with Watei 
 and I ye ni.idc ti r that piiip fe, .-d'ter whicli their Hut 
 hangii diiiievci'd ill iheVVnid ( but within elocr-} tiil ir 
 dries, and lh;iiihcy rub an 1 peii'iime it with nn .idori- 
 fiiousO,!, will 111 cii.Le. their H.'ad alw.iys nijiit and 
 oily. J:l'iili Si .cfs anoint their r< .ilics at'erualV.ii'g, init 
 the,' they walh tliiii Ivelic^ i ;':,.tr liiaii once in a' Day, 
 t!ie:r Hair is nor w.illi'd above f.vi c ot thricc a week. 
 Iheynia;, walli the 11 l!,ii' whentheyi ieilc, but they arc 
 oblij;'d tmlo it al'ir o'Ulaiii n. .-in.i | a-ti-ularly (i|i /'./- 
 .1 • ', whi.h IS thtirSabViaili ftn ihcWomet', and (vlh- 
 '.ai Oavs IbrthcMeii. .Afiei die V-'.-.uien ha\e waf'i'd, 
 nib'd .iii.l p.rfum'd ih.ir Hair, ili:y iha li all the Hi,c 
 tiombetcre b.ackwatds, veitho t lea ii^fum'.chas one 
 Itraej ng Ha'r, .-n.hie it behind in a jMea* tuft or k.•l(^-, 
 which they enlarge by Peinwig of Mm. Hair, msde 
 in the lijiiii r,( a Ho f 's Tad ; nay, ( nne of 'en hue 
 two fueh Perriwiij' ; bclides which, il.cy add n.icri'e- 
 ro.:s Flowers. 
 
 ■'sfor theMm. none but Gcntfuun .in! the Kiiiii's 
 Oflic. r;, and So l.fers arc alluw'il 10 w.?ar Inrg Hal^ 'Vl' .'"'. 
 and tfhrf. iiuiced, waih pert inc and.icfsih.i Hiir at- th'u Vi', 
 t.-r tJic lame manner widi the Vv'ou.cii, circei tiii'4 tiiat: 
 they m.ikc 'heiuftirot Ijch'.nd, l;ur op the Crosvii 'c f tlie 
 Head, CTdii one lide. an.l that tiiey wmr no ir.ic I'erri- 
 wii's. Ho^^e^cr tl;ev are o'du;'.! to wear I n;,j HaT, a- 
 gaiii'l their own pL.TCire ; r.;vl ii.ni! of tii.j.c who do..:i;t 
 It olt V hen it gives f,vcrj;ioW'r,c;, 1:1 oril..'r t.i l;c made 
 iir(. I ' i riwii;s fir til,.' Wo.ncn ; "for ihc Wcmctis Heads 
 arc ncw.'i|li:iv'J,, s\ hether ilcid or al vc ; anil indeed the 
 g'CTcIl parrot tliele Pcriiwi;.is lone trom the (iionti- 
 n- lit, panic lai.y fion. th." Coall of M'l-c'-.i, wiijre c- 
 ver M.nj wears his h'lir lo;ig. Titer Halt grows mi'cli 
 fii'cr than o >rs, by rcafon pa'tly of ihc fiec,iieiit vvalh;in» 
 .■t;d"t'crti.minn and partly (;f tic exvc.iive heat, whicli 
 o' .lions dii.ii and llr iHi; Hair, and forth.? i'jivc rca- 
 lon the r i iair is ne-.cr .-inrd. TlicM'n are hai.y .\\l 
 « erdie fiody, aiid der-if. tl- ;'■■ that ar not ; but the ''"i",™^'',^ 
 Woiii.'n luve no Hair bt what's uf.'.l. They h.ive no Lih 'I'^r m ;« 
 Combs but tii.'y liaie C .f.irs or call Cojiper, and Cop- «"•' *'-""s^ 
 l>er i.oelf.ing nl.ilfes, winch iliey nia'.ie v.fc of in Ihavitig 
 th"i!ife'ee.; with Steel Rakrs, nu.le afir anod'Cr laili.i'ii 
 than O'Ts. There arc no piofufs'sl Kadxis lu the Couii- 
 trv, fir every oni' il avcs h.mielf, I'tcept.ng the King and 
 fo.nc Peers, who areferv'd by Perf us that are proud of 
 
 
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 to thtir ajviitjtare ; liehdes, that a great many For- 
 reigiier^ licitig alt awa on ih.ir Coali, arc blended 
 with 'em liy interinarnages : Aud by tliis Means it comes 
 topafs, thatthol'e wli«'i e r.i'out A/:>, between it and 
 iJic North Cape ( W'here die Shtpwracks happen ) are 
 more pol.il.'d and civi'iz'd, ihan ihoU on the .South 
 C^,ift, who are notonli blacker, bur much r arfer in 
 theii Language, Cult ms, and tl.e diane of the lUidv ; 
 lay, mar/nt thetr ibm.n efpedally luch as ate p 'or, 
 80 naked, wttli a fuuiK covcz for tfadi Priiiues, This 
 
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 a'l thefe lllai.ds both Men an 1 Women are piovided w,;!\ 
 Urei.lils lor ilia 111-4. and are very nice in taking o!f then 
 Hair wiien i' begins to b." I'tic :ly to "em. The (iirlshave 
 then Hcadsiiiae'd once a ss'cek, from rheir Itifancyto the 
 'Si'i Yc.-.r ofrh ir .\gc, atwiicl; time their H.-iir is fct'- 
 fcr'd to ;mow to Hi full length, and drefs'd. as above, fur 
 then is the Sea<i;n of loolving out foi llusban.b-. Heforc^,'"'.*''^''*. 
 that Age rhcy have 1,0 Gaimcnts. l-,,t only a Cloth that" ""^ ''"'* 
 hangs down lion their iiiid.dle ujiIk Knees; an i theOc- 
 caiion ol their btiiii; ciodi'd a'tercuds, proceeds from 
 thcrihiii; ef then lireafls, wlii> hi oinmcnces atthatiiir.c; 
 for the ''^'emen in that Coumi) an as teinien;! Iliewdng 
 their Brcalts, as our Women are of their leciet parts. 
 Before the I'vclling of tiieir Brealts, iliey ate l.iok'd 
 upon as Children, and 'tis not aliowaidc for Men rr Hoyt. 
 to dilcouife to 'cm of Love Mattcri. 1 h: Cktii that 
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 •11 all 
 l-'ruit, Mh{ 
 
 lore '.eveivly 'h.n. in any uther pan ot Uiea 
 they are iiioii i:Ki.aiincd,->.l h\ Has, Oc-- 
 
 lit.t 
 
 iliiaies, and oiher Ions ot Vermiiie, win.h 
 
 iloiile 
 
 an. 
 
 llxlc I'xoreir.eii 
 
 f.. haidv, that th.' 
 
 r .raiup.e m i 
 
 ■ I... 'em rhiowti m t^ic I'"ire. '1 luy 
 
 Kaluais arc v 
 
 ery 
 
 ,-ad. 
 
 I. 
 
 ithirp ! 
 
 1 11..-.VI 
 
 Waie 
 
 aier, ,iik'. never comi'la': 
 
 ■1 i-,ivc a rirtutil, 
 
 lar DclVnptinn ot the M::.t'r: 
 
 ;>i".'ireri:\ w.ih its I'erulity. It prudiicis p\M pknt* 
 
 Md!c 
 
 1 1 I'd 1 Ik 
 
 /'; 
 
 r.liier lii'lc (Ira 
 
 iird 
 
 n'l.^h refcitiMos Mnlet, In 
 
 ('t\d , thi ,e MV'? (I rts ol CI 
 
 M.uk like Ka 
 
 'J'i 
 ■ike V 
 
 ake 
 
 ! thvy Inw and reap tuii e 
 
 a I'.rt o! 
 
 M 
 
 o;t,!i;e, >viili 
 
 Mdk, O 
 
 v.(!l as Cakes and I'nr.eii. 
 
 (al nt iln, ill 
 Vloncy, a< 
 
 ul 
 
 tAiT 
 
 TheCi nti'ry producis likewil'c ievual I'orti nlKoe tii, 
 
 lu '1 ii'.e 
 
 In! 
 
 iita:it:-tced ii 
 ill 
 
 pen, p.iiti II 
 
 arly 
 
 lads 
 
 w null i;rows will, bciii(', rotiiKi. aiul as Iji 
 
 Ml I'd 
 
 riiev I'tiliff It 
 
 upon a lo'.irli Mime, ji 
 
 ili!i 
 
 spole k to 'liL- .Sun, upon 
 
 Meal, 
 
 I liar eat--. 
 
 ivhis 
 rail 
 
 . II' a ".vliii 
 
 Ion 
 
 V in rot:a)V 
 
 take 
 
 t :ilv it mull he very t:eih. and 'lis apL l j he h.'avy ' 
 
 ■ Sti.nuch.. 
 Ar.other Koot tha; r.roas tlu-re pleni 
 Well, is.atrd .-/i.i.', wh.ih mutt' 
 
 il'ullv 
 
 .Staki 
 
 the' 
 
 eii.ier (.ii.iinioiililiej. 
 
 Ipiiil tluir (I'laiti, I'l 
 
 l\ 
 
 Id Graiiaiti and Ware h. 
 
 111! 
 
 s in th.- ilea, at the dili.i 
 
 ot 
 
 a.vs'Voiiithel :uk\ ; and ir.oll of the Kai; 
 
 ;:aii:esare Inidt aiier tlie llinicni.i 
 p:jyloiioi!s \nin;.i!s hiii Snakes, ol 
 
 'ihey I 
 
 kind Ireriu 
 hkewife'le 
 norm hed 
 
 ccpiiiit' a leu- 
 
 cli a ve 
 
 gciv 
 
 i:silie ,Se.l. Cat;., I'ole-Cats andl-irrit: 
 :idll-ere; Init there .'ri- no Ui alls fur rid 
 
 am- 
 
 :.its, wlic !,-.r Wild 
 
 lie,^. li:; 
 
 in th.c llli 
 
 1 .1 it 
 
 •!ieep. 
 
 and fome 
 
 T laiHc, c.y- 
 
 or 4^.'.Cr«s.ind \\a['; 
 
 lit' wh:c; 
 S 'hiiin (.kvalioiis;" I 
 
 Co 
 
 inieh, tlia 
 're'eiR lo ; 
 
 winch Icloiu' only to the KiUi!, 
 
 y never ei't but i.ii i'eitr.al Uiysaii.j 
 
 'or tluir Kind is imported t'roni the 
 
 riiey havci-o Doits, nav, thevahliu 
 
 eill lo 
 
 1 V. hen the 
 ei: Kii 
 
 ,ing ol 
 
 /'... r., 
 
 lent I\'.o 
 
 lie oiuei d iia to iciirown .i 'nraic- 
 
 e.Sea atiiiids v.-iaidi.i'.'.il pdrnf. of all (ovts ot Fii 
 
 ..lly 
 
 aim; and ilie I 
 
 ■ctwci-n the .■h:oii.'i:s, where tis (hallow 
 
 X 
 
 ■i:'. -ly liihr ii.olt conliant l-.xerrifc ot iliv 
 
 iivfi, wiioti'.d I'n itlly itpoiil'i 
 
 ■lictluf I'relh v.ith 
 
 
 
 '.iccoro:lic:Meai, or Iry'd uatluhe Oil of Cos 
 
 nd ea;s ooil'd iiilal: Waa: 
 
 a;id tiiltiiaicd, icverv Oav, ihii 
 
 n,l dryd for ktejiru. They lend 
 
 id i;; r'.nnnonly as big as a Man's Thigh ; ibiiic of this 
 f itftf Roitii.irc rcil and others white. The Inhabiiaiiis 
 loil^ni I'evii 
 
 .iv , and make cm the iiiiMt ot their 
 
 y -.!, 1.1 
 
 epi 
 
 1.11' I'lr a w! 
 
 r..aiuiitv only oik. 
 
 1 Y. 
 
 jle '^'car, ti.ir tl 
 iti S-f 
 
 110 Ki.e but \» hat is 'inpou.d troni the Cuntin 
 eiivth'.; luvi ir 
 cith.r b'iiini; r. wii 
 
 ley tome i.; 
 '1 hey ha\ i 
 
 h, 
 
 and 
 
 vith l-ilh tor S 
 
 I'tlK'i plaicj 
 
 Many oFthebiil.i 
 
 .■kht 
 
 I.ep,s, that have been Li'. cH' bv a fun of (;re 
 lie([iieiits tiiofe Seas. 
 
 riiicii wai't Anns .T.J 
 Mlh thiv 
 
 ■fl, 
 Pnr-1 
 
 IS j;reat plenty of all K...ellari(;s occat'i n; .m 
 
 ali- 
 
 en, c; tile lame pu,;e will r'lilill.nfe 
 
 ClIVAIi:-, 
 s i;ou but a 1 .I'-iii, wludi is eisllt'-') 
 
 10. H 
 
 bo,; 
 
 I'liii. 
 
 Tre 
 
 h V.utr, or n.'.x'i 
 v.-.i;i '.,\'V\ and the S;u;arof Co 
 
 o s, or liij 
 
 j\ it, 
 
 dwiih 
 
 .lozeii ol loiv: 
 
 lilh, 
 
 or ^oo pouiM v.'i 1 
 
 lu 
 
 ih. 
 
 'In ot" R, 
 
 iniir:i;e!, or a 
 .OOls, or In; 
 
 lilh, or turn'd imi- Meal afu 
 
 i.'.e is r.o part m the I'uih 
 et an Llbuefo fbor as here . for 
 
 ,tn,l thi'n r.i.idc iiii.i 
 
 Cake 
 
 id I 
 
 .rymi; an. 
 
 lies conv 
 
 'li.ide, .ir.d 
 
 I'lm.s '-nt an in. 
 
 rittirs v.ivlm'.er.tliic 
 
 lor i\i.iin:eiian. 
 
 .\1 
 
 I's, ana liie 
 
 iheR 'tteriif Ol 
 
 lb. 
 his Countey u weii repleii 
 
 Ih'd 
 
 mil 
 
 .1 t.akcto 
 
 .'S, fiva-e of 
 
 o;ii th. irchea;) an.l tafv livi 
 
 icar linn aial loine no n 
 
 til.) . eii.Mniiii' 
 
 I to \c 
 
 the Narivc-.cittlie'r l.ca 
 
 ti.ele 
 
 verv Uviet an 
 
 id Idl 
 
 .I'll ■ 
 
 •,u-il tarte. 
 pi'.utv 
 
 ,'\s i; 
 
 tops, 
 
 At.iU 
 
 ' Cit 
 
 iU'dby the!'" ' 
 
 bi 
 
 their bniir, the) have an in'inite ' " 
 
 ,'..ipal Id.ina, !;ives n. 
 
 eiMs. 
 
 dranijcs of //•;.- Hand;: aliiMli inti: 
 
 liunitjiiii; a heap of lade 
 
 Ida 
 
 'i-c r.lt,ii. , . 
 I'l ;o Iflni.dJW" i- 
 
 lies 
 
 vhf.h 
 
 liid i y the 
 
 ri.nirillinii; friiir, inloiiui. li that 
 inlr^ad of Biorh. 
 
 The nu ft pii.ilir :' !c Ffnii is ;li. 
 calldbv tb.eni \i«.', which i 
 
 lari;e, iloaeioiis, .i 
 U ler\i:s iheir (..luidr 
 
 ;■ 
 
 .diliapc I'l 
 
 iilerell 
 lit aiii 
 
 Us one Lr'..;.ieaiid a b; 
 
 once 'if the Kii 
 
 .1 Mag, 
 
 IS the mod fertile . 
 
 the 
 
 tor whi 
 
 cr peopled, init at the "m 
 
 luir ■ ot' iid ilic ri t, ai: 1 the Kell- 
 iid th. Court. ''>• ii.is means 'i.- 
 
 N'ativ 
 
 c. );ne n 
 
 Ail 
 
 'tis not folieahliy 
 
 thin 
 
 I'leni'.liil in the .li:/-, an.l the Court iiavin.i; iv.'.ied iImc tiinc our of 
 
 I'I.e Kii 
 
 ■itier part 1 
 
 'he W.irld 
 
 lo ih.'t ilie,.:ud t leCor'.'o oi'.iil ilia- d\ .1 f. 
 
 lull d'iiams know how to iiiaiia;^e ii betici than 'Ulieis. ["'lolc Su'.tace ot the llland , 
 
 This Tree aliiv.Miiidit fnpply all tlic Ni'ic'lliics of 1 ife, |0t C-ravcs, troni whence the | .rpe;id;c'ilar .Sun esiia.'fs 
 
 in_n intend iipair, t'lc 
 .MlitllWcd 
 
 b-lid, 
 ey 
 
 aff.-ids W 
 
 that its Kernel r. ^ 
 
 blorny, -*<tipar, Mi'k .ril Kutter, ' I'cn 
 
 V be 
 
 Bii 
 
 o s \'apo.irs ; an 
 
 tCiiiintry. I-'ni'Iier, niolt 
 
 ij" winch bad, ili.n tl;j Knii' an I the IVl 
 
 'I'lil'ils are mad. ol 'iic 
 
 Wood, Baik, I cas 
 
 Nu 
 
 .Iter from other lllands. 
 
 the Water i.sherefo 
 if »iiulitv lend i;.r 
 
 'I:i 
 
 sof 
 
 lI 
 
 even in "..'. it k n, there': 
 
 Itlliii; 
 
 In 
 
 Co''n:iv i< lliai'td and rei'reH;'d |ti"'i there, iho' not withi 
 
 sen.'ios'd'iowus. 1 ntth< lfj.if..s lit li 
 
 i futliT; 
 
 attcr 1 
 
 Trees, iv,iii\ ot' whii.li l-rvr for no odier nfe but i'i'i>^ti'^i'ot' .Stree 
 
 n.; 
 
 to lii.n there's ivi n.alioii to bir, 1 ir 
 
 It oi'C 
 
 Th. 
 
 .liaej 
 
 that til 
 
 -t-n' 
 
 liijiii 
 
 wi'h Tl 
 
 ; low d dw- b'c. 
 
 .K.) Woo 
 
 • li'in.' Order, and the Oi- 
 oimii Ml Peoples Hi'ull:, ,vc 
 liner d with Gxo Leaves 
 
 •.viieiieerl'.iv I'aih wlur: biie-Wi.'Od they pKa.''i 
 
 lis\ei\ icniai'i 
 in '.he f.-.ii' 
 
 d. 
 
 li attii.> all till thirlecii ylitu 
 
 id b, 
 the Sea it 
 
 Inn anoilior 
 
 I\rfo 
 
 have Houfes beilt tf .Stone taki 
 
 I Quality 
 I'll ou: of 
 
 1111 under the Flats and Ro.ks. This Cm 
 
 nate, ai.ii ail v.iy tcrttlc, yit iliey | Stone is very fmo.y.h and whif, and foiiiewhat h.ud 
 rl..r. one cannot live; cm, but when it is wet with Rainorfredi Water, itli, 
 
 cl 
 
 lai 1-. 1 leiiiilill III one is fcarce i.: 'its iru'driefs, a;i.i at l.iltbe 
 
 .d. T' 
 
 ot.iiioni 
 
 Ke-! 
 
 ner ot taki 
 
 I over black; tli 
 
 •vol 
 
 .MwaK, 
 
 ..rli 
 
 r.ll t.. one lllan 
 , ill. 111. Now to let, 
 
 e. aiiil pnrluaiit to Natuie's 
 i.ive |i) divided llicinftlvcb, 
 .c Vvi'.hout iheotiier i for thi 
 ;hc Gtildl'aiitlis to ano- 
 
 :-lheC 
 
 uiuiimi.-a'ioncalv 
 
 Artai."ci» h.uo little ij>j*'-i with Ciictlvs, wb.ei'. 
 
 v.; li.eniout ol the Sea is very remarkable. u'<:'«' 
 
 lercitrov.s 111 ihavCountrv a fort of Tree 
 
 iH'd (■ 
 
 whi.his.isbi.i^as 0111 Walnut-tree, and relembi 
 
 tbeAl 
 
 trran: lot: ; it bears iio bunt, 
 
 pinm its Ihakhigbi 
 
 nd whi 
 
 cfs, bi 
 
 Wi 
 
 sdrv th; 
 
 :iiot proper torbiini- 
 I'Janks, like our b 
 
 Dalci ; tlusWoowi isli^hte; tluij Coik j llu- picmis'd, 
 
 wc come to ih| 
 
 the cxperielt 
 Water, and hi 
 pole, fatten aj 
 the Ci^ii.l'" VVl 
 Cable ipiiteui 
 a number ol II 
 hpl'it ai-.d Ho.-tl 
 ,it .iny uilici\^f 
 l)y -.his Convel 
 am Ancliorsol 
 KM-wiinclst(J 
 
 ipUe of IS 
 cho.lk'd VMlh 
 ic.nie in. 
 
 When the 'I 
 1 ''"Y^iniullbe dr>'J 
 
 ' ;;j;.'':fi.'K\ditiot""at| 
 
 1 *«\''--'' linlaipepic. 
 
 a line, rr,ifeii| 
 upon, and fo i 
 mis C.ontl :\ ail 
 tlieCana'sth.il 
 KOik tb.cfe Inf 
 proper for the I 
 .Seats lo well, 
 that happeiis, 
 theUarwr lie 
 lort of bloat 
 which t . -Jiilill 
 pcrty, namely 
 r.rither, they v 
 pl.ircof Tindi 
 
 .Soniuchfor 
 Ixittoiiiot the 
 with ancK.'ede 
 tind on die S'' 
 
 Our Met ho 
 their L.iiipuap,( 
 ihe.".!/./u.i»<, 
 tent '1 he ic: 
 lame lay with i 
 I.angiLagc oft 
 CiimijJTi:, (lU^r 
 dcpriv'd from t 
 tice, thai in 
 unpoli-e for: 
 RctaiivT •.!> th 
 
 Then Kchi' 
 Allthc'inlnbn 
 of d:e Fi'teitti 
 ti.y'i ) .irc the 
 arelmik of i',o 
 •A'all. Thev I 
 
 "^lai., .viilie 
 
 who deliri a 
 'iM'are aa.l f.ic. 
 1 oinb, with 1 
 lliiee U.xirs, e, 
 vilhStrp.s. '.hi 
 po!!l^"d and fl. 
 ciier'd with M 
 urd is notliin;.! 
 ilc.rn, th It if 1 
 uuift cidicrdo 
 doors, 'I'lie 
 Wood adiniral 
 fcored, both ot 
 IVs^sor any oth 
 Teinpkswoin 
 with ,i,uiik \ 
 lor the Kiiipai 
 with fepar.T.e 
 and .Ai'.es, niio 
 iinproper place 
 withoui burn 
 Trees .ire conl 
 or ten Temp cs 
 neral Fellual, 
 Charge, nude 
 Each Mold 
 '•:■:'■,.««.. fland that has 
 Aj;e, is dii;iiih 
 Principal in all 
 ojr Prafts. b 
 Scrmons and E 
 Law of Mi-.h'i 
 to rcid at id wi 
 r,iW.i, for whii 
 Reward. 
 
 l!t:ijl»n 
 -oifia 
 
M de I a Val'j Voyage to the Eaft-Indies. 
 
 2 6\ 
 
 
 wc come to IIkw how t!u-v ilriw out the Stoni.-. Hcin}; 
 tlif cxt'cr.ilt Svvmiinori tli.it run hi-, they due iimlcT 
 Water, .iiid luviiii' pitcliVi upon .1 Stniie In toi tlx-iv P'.u- 
 pofe, tAlK'ii .1 pre.it C.i'ilc ;o it, iheiiihcy t:ik.-.i piireof 
 (he Cf.ii.ie:! VViuid, an I h,i\ iiip ho.ir'il it, run ir al.iiiK the 
 Cable ijiute up to the 'voiie ; akcr this they nin mi fiich 
 a luiiiiher ol' I'iixes a': thc\ la'.o ocealiun t'r, tJ! the 
 I Ho.'Tiiii; W((i-' ii.ip.s lip nionp with ir, a Stoiie 
 'lit of It"'.' ■> poiiik! we'e.hr. "I'was 
 by -.his Coiiviiiu'iK'.' th.it the Nati\e^ took up th.' Canon 
 am Aneliiitsof our .Ship ih.at wase.itl away ; an.l 1 was 
 Viie-wiinels totiieireliMriri',, I'V the Jan. e niears, in the 
 ipiice el IS Pays the tHarl-our of A).i/r, whicli wa-; 
 ilmakci witli t;reat Koeks, lafoniiuh iliat n'l Shiji ronlil 
 nine in. 
 
 Wheiitlie ''.("••'■A Wnnil is once liiak'd in Water, it 
 miiiHie tlry'd in the S'.Mi befote n I-.- nsM arain, elle 
 'iwill not ^''lat. Upon other Ocealionstluy take mc or 
 lix lai|'e pie.es of ^Vol^-l, ami Ii.ivin:; ran;.',M 'em 
 a iinf, r.-.il'e tip'>n em Planks of the fune 
 upon, anil lb paK tiom one Klanil to anoihei ; nin! 'tis 
 111!'; CAintriv aiiee thaithev e'uetly iiiani 
 die Cana's that run he". ween the " ui 
 
 lipht ar.c 
 
 .my uiherweii'l 
 
 nil 111 
 Voud to li[ 
 
 'V 
 ihe;rl'illiery. In 
 , line Man can 
 
 tliat happens, ihcii 
 die Dai'.i'er lies in the disjoynm^, 
 
 iort of Float is call'il C.iul.iir.-.ni, from the Wodd of 
 ivliuh teonlilts. '\ki.(>.i.lrii I'ree has <■« ano'lier Pro- 
 perty, namely, tli.at v\hen one pieee is (ttuek aj'.ainit a- 
 r.otlier, they willltrike five, and this krves 'e.n in the 
 plareof I'inder- Boxes. 
 
 livery IViv in the Week all ihove \'^ Yea in of Aye, ih"'- •■'■ 
 repair by tlie hftak of Day to the Temple, .and de .are''' ^' '"■ 
 their Creed, t/. That the Woi id is Hat and not rouui! , 
 Tliat 'tis fiirrou, J with a N\'a.l of Hrais, whu li pn- 
 vcnis its '-ewii; ,: .n'd in ih'.' Wat.Ts that emompals it ; 
 That the Deiil. . general Lneii.y of Mankind, in - 
 deavoi;rs every N ;.',lir to Ucak ihioiij;h and i\ndeni;ii,e 
 tl'.isWall; Anil that he is 111 t iineli lho;t of lon'pa.i.ni,' 
 hiscnd \\hen the Da)-lipht avrr es. C'p"" ''I's Belief""" 
 chevai!|iiiniii Prayer at the lneak ..f D.iv, lo pie\ em ''"'''"" 
 '.lie lK!liu;lion of the World, whiji (as they Ivlieve) 
 wonlil otherwife inlile. '] hey rc|aii lo the Ten-p!e 
 l"'ir tiiiH-s.j Day, liefides, naniel), at Noon, at •h.e.- i 
 Cluek inilie .-M'tcniooi:, at ."jnii-'.et, and it ten aCloik at 
 N!p,lu. tariynii;eaeii fine half an Hoi r Tiijfe iha: 
 hascnoniiiid tofjo toC;h;iieh, may lay theit Prayeis at 
 home, or lav niif.e at all if Uiev will ; hut if it be known 
 thai any Pel fon nei^leOts the Duty of I'lau-r altop,cih.i, 
 nolioiUwill eat 01 eonverfe with him i from wheriie it 
 eonies to pal'., that almolt all of tin, whethei Trn.icl- 
 inen or o.liers, fpeiid a ureat part of their t'::.e in l';.bl:ek 
 Serviie. They make ule ol' H a.ls as well as th,' P.i; ills, 
 but ihi', haw no Crolf's. i'.eiore ihey cniei the Tem- 
 
 le. ihey wal': !'...:r beet. Hands, Ear-, Mouth and 
 
 ob!er.in;i ar the lame time certain Ccremtuues, 
 
 Pravers fuinlde to the , Sin they r.-pent 
 
 Kork ihele Inllnuiienis f,f N'aiifauon, tlio' tliev .ire not I pie, 
 proper f>tihc.^ea ; lor diev kiiiuv huwto trim iheir Dale i t>e 
 
 .V-'ats lo well, that tliere'sno I'.ar. it o\er-feinni;, ana ifl and [ironoiiiKiiii' .. _. _ .^ 
 
 Planks will alu ay. fwiiii above. All of They are fo UiupuJous, that no Tempt.-iion :ii the 
 ip, of the Pieces; an,i this! World eaiioblKlf;e them to iotiear tins folemn way 
 
 . '. l aie 
 I tv-y fr,kc 
 
 
 So niueli for the way ot ilra;;);in(^ their .Stor..-s frem •: 
 bottom of the Sea ; .and.istoliiiiej thev fuppiy us rr.c 
 with ancn.-elleiu Ceir.eiit, made of the Miclls ilat tl'. 
 linJ on the .Sca-iide. 
 
 Dur Method dine^ iv in the next place to fpe.a':: of 
 (heir LanRuaj;e. which lies in two Char.ob. Thrfl;ll is 
 thc.V.i/.d'i."/, properly locali'd, which claims a !i',);c ex- 
 tent. 'I'lie fecoiid is the .-(■(t'i.^, vvlr.rh runs u] i>n the 
 lame lay with the /,<■'/« in a Popith Country, ant is the 
 l,.anguage of then Devout .'Vddreffes. i pats over the 
 Cimi'.j),;, (iur{'i;!rt.i, and. /'ii.'; :;(("'• Tonpues, which are 
 dopriv'd from then Commeici.' ; :ind liiall only take no- 
 thai in the Somhein pans they Iprak a coarlel 
 
 -. ^, -_ .- lolemn way ol 
 
 vV.uI.ine, urunthe Apprchcnficii, that it eertainU per- 
 
 pes 'em of all Smand Pollution. The preateft IrideMiKy i i 
 
 their Worll.iju^ that thev wat'i and lath pub!Kk;\ ai..l 
 
 pioniice.oulh, and offer their I'enitential Prayers with a 
 
 j loud Voice, and fodifovertd all the world ad the f-cret 
 
 ic. IraidhihlKii.so! their 1 ife, wheti.er inthe wayof Lult ot o- 
 
 11 ! ihorwifo. Ar ilf s rateall the feet Advcmures of M.m and 
 
 \ I Wile arela:do:>ento liieWi ill, b) '.iie pi.blicks Pra)ei of 
 
 i iii.rli Pa; tie:. ; lor die Women pr.u alo'.i i .is well as ih; 
 
 Men, only they i!o it in then Hoi 1-.,;, in rep.aid that thev 
 
 never (;a to Cliuieh. 
 
 ^ '■ tl 
 
 
 impoii'.c 
 
 Kctainer to the comnuui 
 
 Tlu'i' Rclipion and ( 'erenioires eo.,ic next in couv 
 Allthciiihabiiantsare Mil\'»i:"i:^, and the preatelt part 
 of the Forenjii'.TS (viz. .hj!..vr, ->' 
 if.ini ) arc the fame, 'fhejr Temples 
 arc built .-f p.md .if.nc well cemcnte 
 I th 
 
 The .Ai'ale Children arc i iici.uneii'.i when they are le-(;,..j 
 veil Ycatbof Ai>e; imd upon that CieciJieii die I'.iientiof .>;. 
 and Relanons divert ihemlelvcs with Mulick and T'lbiiek 
 Fcaftinp fourteen Day.s. They have parti, ular Operators 
 ibrCircunicilions, who apply tlicmfelvcs t..) nothing cife ; 
 and the Ceremony of tiie Achon is after tliiT nii-iSler. 
 For lix or leven Hoiir.s befo.e the Cir,unicii;on, the Ciiild 
 
 tice, thai in the ^omlleln pans they , .. . , . _ ... _ _ _ _, 
 
 fort of J.anpua>ie, which, alter .ill, is a ' is li.atli'din the .Sea, in oruer to make the Yar.l ;';iink, 
 •.o the comniiMi 'I'.uii'ue ot thetelQa'i' 
 
 and lo render the Skir tbi't an.l tender. Wlicii the Hou; 
 ot Ailion .:omes, the Chilii is broeplit to a I.Oilpe bvi\'. 
 oiipurpole, and held by two or three A'-'".i.;.-j it Piielts, 
 
 l^\ 
 
 The 
 
 and Sum.i-\ who in the me.iiitimecliant \'erfes and Piayeis fuiiabie i 
 .•i(.'.i"j, MfJ'ch!:i,l ihctXe.ilii.n ; then the Opeiatoi, haviiipeii-awii o-erdi 
 aid ha\e a thick Pre|aiscai.d ty' ' - ■ -'■ '■ 
 
 'A'all. Thev'li.uid " ' 
 
 "'•full, .viiireihey bury liuu 
 
 who deliri a Icj-a'arc Sepi,lilire. Iheir 
 
 'ci'.ire aiid fi. e tlic Weil, as poir.tiup to 
 
 Tomb, well icference lo their Po'ition 
 
 lliree Doors, e.ich of \v 
 
 with.Strp.s, die bouoma.i '. tides of which are lin'd wirh; u 
 
 poiilh'd and fl.i: Stones, t ic: Floor ot the Temple bein_n ...., > , ^ ^., .,.„ ;.,.„„., ^^ , ^ 
 
 ciner'd wuh Mats and 1 apcttry, whereas the Cluiadi-i found Difereiicetu the l.'iperaior that cits: mcis\ 
 
 yard is notliin;: b'.r Sail.' Their Temples are kept foi and call 'em tiicir Mail jrs. 
 
 ile.an, tint if ihi y w.i.ii to f^'it or blow their Note, they | They celebrate leveral Fcftb aK alltiie Y'tar len;, par- .(„. 
 
 iiiilft Cither do it • , .ncir flindkerchiet, or pel out of( ticularly every in.i.;) is widi ihuii a Day of Featt'iiip, at Katin 
 
 doors. 'I'he p.„ji' or Ccilinp of the Tempics is of| ivhieh all the Males a'oi.ve i^ Years of Ape are prefent, I'''- •■ 
 
 Wood ad'riir.ibly well poliih'ii. and the Walls arc Wain- '^" w....,-.!...- i\., ,u,. .,- i .... t:.:. .i ' fnd- 
 
 \i: 
 
 ha\e a thick Prc|aiscai..l ty'd it withaSiiinp, cuts it witli a Razor , 
 
 m'lddloof a f piare wall'd I.n- { alter which he lieals it m the fpace of i 5 Diy-. Pefori' 
 
 iluir Deal, .abatinp li.ir tli'i'e; Cncu'ucidon, they ailcdpe, that the C^hd.: is innx'-iit 
 
 'I'emples arc. and cannot lin ; and for tlie fame R..;lbii uiey do not 
 
 i\\ ■'■.mr/:n's CO' cr ihel'nv ities of I'.ieu .circuiticis J Cliddr.'i. Asfor 
 
 I'o'ition. They have- tiic Ci^is, their Cirjii.v.cilion coi.lrts in draw lu' two ,u ^ 
 
 IS fac'd by a brua.l Well, I three d'opsof Blood f.- .ill 'heir Privy Pari,, «hen thiv 
 
 L.: .1. ... . I.. ' I ... . 1. ' .. . •' '- • ■ . ' . . ' 
 
 e two Years of Aje, but 'tis attenced widi no Solem- 
 nity. When ;lie Children arc prown u;'. they pay a pr.j- 
 
 ihem, 
 
 Teiiipli 
 
 with A'uvik. li 
 
 for the Kiupaiui his 
 
 with fcpaiMie Aiartmeii' 
 
 and Ai;e>, uiiomucli that any 
 
 thev 
 
 the Males a'oi.ve i^ Years of A 
 but CO Females. Cfn the priced. up E\e tliev piay in 
 theirl luufe.,, (i-iiii; tor their He.ilth, (':iic!s for tile Dead; 
 End lor that e.i.l fend f.ir the Piielfro their Homes, wliere 
 an Fmteit i.c.uien 1j pr'n .ded ; and when the Priettshavt 
 
 .1,. 
 
 fcorej, both of 'cm beinp tirmly pun'd wid'out Nails or 
 Pepsoranv other viiiolcArtitiee. I'pon the WalKof the 
 
 ■•lis we met with larpe Tables ot Stone orol Wood, .v.. ^. ...... — ^- , ...... ..,.v., w.^ . i;eion.ne 
 
 ptiniis. They have a pariailar plaic , no.Stom.v.h foreatijy, they cliooie rather to a'.ifent, im^'.'l 
 us Cmut, andCiaderiisfoi" ihe(.iiiards,(il tliey come the) mult e.it ilw' apamfl '.h.-ir Ain-e:ite.^' 
 •iits tor certain D'fJi'iiKS, Qjialities, On i'//i.'i) Moriiinp, the pu'.'dck C'r.er p. e. v.u!-d the 
 Perfon wlvi t.ikes up an'llland, with a lor'-;if .ait Bell in lusllaud. aii.! a Hjiti- 
 imprcper place, IS find a-cordingly. They arc never merof Wood 10 beat ir widial : He isa.l'.ltta by three 
 without buriiiik; J.amps, tor wliieh end cerrain Coco | Trumpctei . ■• 1 .- . ., . 
 
 riuni ov<' ' 
 
 iiiomiicl 
 
 iii'd a'cordinsly. Thev arc never merof Woo. 
 
 - , , who Ibund if'cn to live the People rotuc 
 
 Trees are coiiieiratid. Some of the llhuids h.'.ve nine, of tin ir Duty, l.'poii tins Wariinp ihc Pcc'rle throw 
 ortenTempeS; b.r.thatin whichtliey folcn.nize a pc-| aiiue all work tot that dav, and after wall.iiip and baili- 
 " pported mxin ll.e ioinmoH| inp, and putfng on their belt Cloths, rcpairto the 'le:n- 
 
 neral Fellual, is bulii ant hi 
 
 Charge, under the ^^'allleof 6u couru Akjju 
 
 I EachMolclieh.is it Piiclt ca'I'd M ii.-i'n'; and la h I- 
 
 I "'"f't'l'./land that has4.- Vrl-iis ibove the lyh Year ol their 
 
 Ape, i.<i dipnilied 'vitha C.if.i'f or Ciira'c, who alilfts as 
 
 Principal in all pii.ilick F.xerei!cs, and goveins die n.leri- 
 
 O'jrPncfts. He :iioi'oiiiicesthe publuk Pray its, and by 
 
 Sermons anJEnhcrtatmns, cxp'ainsand recon.ii ends the 
 
 Law of Mf.i'vni:' ; under hiuithe Ai,'«.i;«. te. chL luldrcn 
 
 to read and write theiv Motliet Tongues and hat ot W- 
 
 r.:hi:t, for wludi Service then I'ataits give .1 voluntry 
 
 Reward. 
 
 p.'c. In the Mean till., the Kiiip's .\lulicians p'a> bctb,e 
 his PaLice on divers lnltrumer.ts ; and Icon after, the 
 King's tour Pticlis, wh-i .ate .'Vl.-n of Quality and Leirn- 
 iiip, and never allill bet at piiblick Solemimics; thc.l- 
 I'riclis, I fay, afc nd an '.ugh Sfonr Ldifue, adjoimnp to 
 ihe Temple, whe c they dap their Hands upcn tlicir 
 Ears, anil wr.h a ioiiJ and fearful Voice, cry thrice, 
 .';.',«, ,;/j., .-ijih-l.-.r, i. e. C< -CI (n'.i', and then tlic) add 
 foinetliiiipuf M.ihanc:. This done, tb.cy repair tothe 
 King's Palace, and pronounce the fjiiii; Wot Js after the 
 fame inaiuicr ; upon which, U the King i4» * nuniJ to htt 
 

 I. 
 
 ti^^ 
 
 * 
 
 
 
 .*■ ■- ' ■' *^ * ■ " ■— "— ^— i^*M^M***-^»—iMMlMi*'— ^—^ ^™'*^— ^— "■ ■■■III' " ■ '■ 
 
 2iz e5V/. de La V'al'j l^i>"age to the hall-Inciifs. 
 
 > '1. .1, 
 
 fern, a^ lie cnmiuonly is fcnj« a Carpt't of Silk to be iHotif 
 IprraJ oji ihi- place whi-re he nic «is to l^r. J'heti tlif 
 ■i^ku.lUi! do the !ikf.ir rho Caiihi'i Hoiifc ; aiiJ he cnmrs 
 anil v.'.ii!^ \'i im the Kinj;, who walks in crcai ivAiini- 
 liocpcr to the 1 omi'lc, his Hoad liinp covoril with a 
 white V.iil ai'ovc a great TiirlMnil, l.i that lu- lanntit 
 itt, and '\^ fil I p'd fo be Ifd by one <•(' the M-.iihiu 
 
 ^. 
 
 The Kin? comes \M\ to ttv C'hitrili, arhl iii\iiu\iiai;ly 
 ftvn his Prayers ; .it'ier wiii.h the C.itihe, bcin^ iiirniiit- 
 ♦d on a r.iiv \ I'la -e .u one end f)t the Temple, t.ikes a 
 M.ijttd Sw nf in li » Hand wirh the point dowiuvaid, 
 aiil flourdltir.q it nb'^nt, iveitLS his Prayers. \n the 
 rtican tirie the I'eople pny witliont ccalinp, ]Hir:inj; 
 th'-viifebcs ii.io divers l'o(birC«, ,iml oblcrvinp I'ever.il 
 aj'illi ricllmcs. '1 lie <>.'/,'c Ims a n-'W Piafct for c\ciy 
 f.i.l.ii (II '.ir Year, and wh.'iirhai Ye.ir i.s e.tpii d, n.akes 
 life of ;ht fame I'nyeis f.ir the iKti. He rtfi eats all 
 wirImvtbot>k, and it lie happen? ti bo out !n one U'ord, 
 Syllable 01 Letter, th'- Ayi'«,/.H/ repriinaiKl him ptiblkk- 
 jy, ami th'~ rV alt is ihon^'jit tb be of no ivail. '\h;s 
 Strvirf l.ilts about livo Hour<, and nftei it is over, the 
 People fahitf ('.•10 .mother, and the Kiiii; rc'.rninj; in 
 prerit ((ate to his PaLae, entci;.iin.s iiii at his own 
 l'h.li;..8. 
 
 'I'l/cv ( Merve the like ,So'emi;itv on ilu' Uiy oi" every 
 
 Aficr the .Sermon i? over, thev ilivcit thctt.fdves 
 wirh the Exer.He of Arms, ami le<e;al luni of Pi.ii . ''^' '>■'-: 
 rarti.idarlythcFoit HI.: At the Mnic iime th^. W'^M'.^'!" 
 men and (oris viiir one .iiinrjicr, ,ind hav e r.ir'uiilar forti " 
 it PlaysandDiverlions liut.ibie to tluir Sex. J ho i,,. 
 
 triepees ol |/,ve r'ni higher in ili:s M,.„tJ, th.,,, „, ^^^^ «^'-' 
 other; and the (Jdiirrlliipe.i liils in lendlni; to one ar.o ' 
 iher .Songs .md Verles inhrdui uith iWkiiis on CWoi 
 Uavis. which are as white as T-iper. ') he ^orthi; do 
 likewifepr.-len ilieir Miiirellfs v- ith Cai lands of !w,-ft 
 liiic'lirij Fi'owers, aiul teeeive a Coin.e.- ! rri'.;.t of I'e- 
 telrii.el.drJVd. In fine, i1k\ t.ike all podi' ie M.af r-i 
 to he:^'hron their Mir-li and Diveilioii. Afrcr tli.- Month 
 isrncr. rheVVuiiuii .ind Gii's .ire ob|i|/'d lo tjll eiuht 
 p.i.s !oiii;.r, i;jon ilir a. c.innt of 'then MciiHrujJ 
 
 I , 
 
 Hnx. 
 
 Three lyiyil'ifore iieii.K, 
 p rers^.i loiindihe Illand 
 
 il:r nei!'! 
 
 UoonVuHi ^•■"' .^'fi'i'. iii'tl rejoice when they fee it. lipoii this 
 ■CVfarnn thev ele.in iluir H'i'des, C'.niris and .Mn ts , 
 pirni:l.ir;j> the Iniiie'.uf the Clnirelies .■'lid the (iaicsof 
 theii Hijiifes, widi t'oaKSIuMs tet in the niil.Ue, and 
 fil\! with nhi'e Sind and bnrn'iij; Coals, iipoii \<lii.li 
 they burn aliiTift .i|| Mjilit, fuiat ftented limns and 
 Woods; at the fame tine the ir.liile of tlieir lionfes, 
 their Heds, i'l'. arc peril, ni'd nff. r tie l.m e maiinrr. 
 The' ihe Mil!i:iii Cel^l'Ute every New Moon, \ct 
 they olfer\e fo"r brvond the red, pavii, nl.iriy ;n iJt- 
 c.>'i!'-> or th'reaboii's ( Iim' tlni.- M. ii lis are lunar) tiiev 
 have a Feaft eaii'd /;^•'e., >.', whnh i (m.ir.fnces at the 
 New Moon aii.l lafts till the luxt New A'.oon. 'I'hcy 
 taketheir A'eafiir.s, iioi ireni ;lie real eh.Tiire Inittiini 
 
 iliat ■.'nlii tc, their baiting would not avnil 
 
 I ax the Pareiiis pay for the; 
 twrtlu'ir Servant' and 
 liottltf Money to l;iy i 
 p.iv ' r '( in \(r\ \\ j i 
 
 1.1 
 
 aill'J Rimt- 
 
 ■irsiianliheTr,,^. 
 - - r.-,;,„rii,>, all thclnh.ihitjnr, 
 
 wlKtlKT MeiKu jioyk, S\rni, nor (.iil,, to dnd i|it,j 
 Nanus in writiiu; to the ,\;. . of lhe:rtefp(i;)ivt .at l\„ 
 andtopavan C:rierm)Mif half a 1 arm a Ffad \y),U 
 the Penple pay very wil nil ly, as a Infuie to G(;d a„a 
 M.u:,m,i-^ lor thev im.iivne, that witlioii: the p.iying of 
 
 eiii. Iii't|,;s 
 r iiiiiiai.ed I Inldren, and 
 S..i\ es; ami d any po. r I'erfon In 
 I' wii, the Kmi; or .in rich Man 
 ii'ffy. The Money arilii!.(r(,mih.» 
 -/(..Ipd intheH.ind-ct lour Ro nets, one , n the 
 Khiii ot tl.cKinp, al foiid MTiii Clei^y a tlnr.l tor 
 thi New (;< iiterts, snd a fo-rthlor the IV,' r ; ene third 
 <t iti;ocsioh-.lei:.-.ltealIVrliiis, aiii tliir to tlicl'rolc 
 I; Its, ar.d ihe l.ilt ihi.if to ihe I'oi.r. 
 
 V'hrn this I.er.t is over, liieyccKbrire a preat Klhi-lT 
 eulld/.,.', whuii i.soiiecfthe grtatell New Moon io- i 
 lemiiities rhatthey ha', e. 
 
 The II, T' New-Moon .Tr.T that, they eeUbratc a Fc- 
 (iivalcalul A/.:. ?:/,;, i. c. a'; r- /v,., ;,;„,:; i,,,,,;^,^' 
 I'a'.s. V..:- Mav of this N<w-.M.> 
 
 .jiiir.iei I tfore 
 
 -Moon. 
 
 A W.I. 
 
 ^y "' 'li'S ^IW•.^^■lln, .s -Jut Day ill 
 ttir 'ippea ranee ot iheNewAUion; by which nuaiibit wh cli tlu Fi'pr n" 'llerve fo ii;.v Crr 
 conies to pal-., thnt loim- ICands I eein ihe Feall fooner i A-.'.i'fv.rf's'J omb iii A'r.^. 
 
 Hian others. Fnc tirltNijiht if tlv; ;<.o».V h FValV, the | Abo':l the Month <T it'.'/ or M.n, tit hi i|- 
 McM an! >^'eneii V lit c'tie another apart, and diienHhiy ha'.e a ,Si kivn'ty of ih-ee i).ays, c.i.'i'd />. ^i- 
 then'clvrs viih Fral'.inp Daneinp, ci'i-. till 'tvs iic«r ''• i". ihe ;■;,/,■- ^^rr..•, .ni wlii>hr\tn' coc <\iins fome |'i"! 
 daV ; h.ivire rr^rsriithenifciies foreaiineby f.iltinprhe aloi.mv.ih thiin. :ir.d hols it over n ^r■. at Fire ben. 
 JTTCceiiino Pay, in which Ciilloni tlicy are fo hipjrlli- ciiku.i ndat iher.,nirmTie wah Mm. k", D.-.iuiiip K 
 tio- s, ihatf rth.ii D.iy the. vid not only avoid the f^' ihe) date the Aiii\al . t Kice inilicfe liwjs fonuhat 
 taftiiip. (^f .Tny thng, nt even the wafl.iiig of their Fiil'-Moon. 
 
 Mo'iih, orr-u't-.ng tlieirbin;.;crin iheir Mouth, or fwal- 1 I'> j'' ""orthercabi I'ts (fijr.a'-I faid.ibove theirMiiir!<.< ; 
 
 lowing iheir Sp tt!e. The prohibit'.nn ol rwallowini; ■ King linn, ilo not arree w;ili oms ) i|',, v chlirir "i 
 
 \uh. puts theni to a g'ca; Irci iivenieii e when i Fealt f r ihe I'e.-d u.ihii pic^.t lir.nl , | ."si puiinr,,,' 
 
 «^»i(> D r their Si 
 
 I-iVIno* 'he\ aie in Chunh for thar "tis not al|,\vable to fp.t 
 
 »*«» Sji.dlc , there, and fo tip< II every turn thev are fore'd to run oir. 
 
 of Doors. N.ls Uieh is ilK-ir Snperltii:on vpon the 
 
 Faft Dav, that the Men y.ho -.'la allowed lo 1-aih, ;'re 
 
 jsrohibrcd to pimge iheir I had- iii the \*'attr, left f me 
 
 dropof it Ihru'd enoriheir Mouthor Fars ; and ihe Vo- 
 
 men are doyv;iri;;ht lor'.'id to b.-ith at all, led the Waicr 
 
 Ihou.d gt in aitlieir lower l'jit>. Half an ho r before 
 
 .Sun- let, all above 15 Years c)' Age repair to the Teni- 
 
 J'V, and in the 'p^'"e "' th.it haif lioi-r, chatde their 
 
 M ■nihs .''nd pick -.hfir Tecih very ni.eh , beini' f' rnilhV. 
 
 by the M u.l.i.! w.ih I'l. k u oihs ard o-hir eli:iT(ii;g In- 
 
 ftninuii'siiiade of Coco Wood. This done, the .Vw/..-'.") 
 
 itnakes hi; Cr^ tlrectiines, .Tiid irtevs the 'I'en^plc at the 
 
 'head ot the People, who then lay ih'ir Pr.-.ycrs, theVVo- 
 
 imcnKir.g ar the lame ri'i e in p oy'd in fning theirs ai 
 
 iion'c: When that Service is ov.r •h.7 f.alt an'', maki 
 
 merry wiih one another. During the A;-:t«:-..'.'i, the Kinp 
 
 entertains n'l ihe People at levval tmi -s, iiiviitng ( ih\ 
 
 Pcrlcns of or e and il.c fani. ii" ihty at a time j for thev 
 
 arc I'll -h rebgious Obfi-iveis ol tlv ir Qnality, that they 
 
 will not eai wi;li .1'.', Pc'.'.ns of a difiVrem r.mk. Th. 
 
 "Nobles fVc. cnteria'ii the.i I- imdb in like maimer, 
 
 andiluisdorlv Mm and Ho> s Feal; ; brt the Wrmeii, 
 
 who .ireno* ailow'd tf'po to th; Feafls, lend onb, Pre- 
 
 f«y»rcv.feiits.-.tN;ehi to Oil'- anoih r. 'I he W.imcii bath ilicin- 
 
 r» lit ip.'o-j (- ivr in Ji,^. Fvenine, at \\h,'h time th.- Men are en- 
 
 *''"*'^'-'']oin>i»oa' oidbatl; ng. Dnriiig the wh( le courfe of tin 
 
 i(^:m r'.iii, they t'aft r.ff rtlv.ib' ve-ii.eir.ioned niaiii.cr in 
 
 the Dty time, am', avoid Sin ai\i Follxuion as imi.h as 
 
 theyi.:in; na;-. in the D^v t-nie the married Men mult 
 
 roi :mbraec iheir ow-n W;v-s r.-d if ilicy do it in the 
 
 Nie.ht. thi-onnit baih yvitli thc.i W'nes, and fay cerain 
 
 Praicrs before the Day eoincs. it any one breaks any 
 
 oJ'ihf fait Ua.s, h- is oblig'd to fill as niaiiy niore after 
 
 the aid o* the S ■"■■e.itw ■ In this Mo-iih no boily will ei- 
 
 iFerwOrk or tra'ci be they never fo poor. The f.wiii- 
 
 <.rf prta-he^ev ■> Day at threea Clork in the Afternoon, 
 
 Id ftie Jong's P»!afe, or iu tjK- Churtij, or iq 4rij own 
 
 Men, 
 II aki 
 
 Ills 
 
 llioi; , 
 
 On 
 
 Jill 
 
 thisCVeartiuh, y i.lit rlie Sei nl. hres rf 1 .'oiy 
 c( thiir Arr, liors. Kelat.or.s,' C.'. where thes 
 feiiiigs ai.d burn V< r.iii. es. 
 
 '1 heii,-xt li:i\ .'.Iter dint Si leniiv;'y is a Dav of peiif.iJ 
 A'nis-g.virr, .-iivi cun ilicK iir h n.feif i n.s A. ,ns wr'h 
 hi;, own [fai.d r,i the Po r, who epi n that Oeialii 
 to Mali from the ( th'.'r lilam.'s. 
 
 Aboic „■;,; / aiu! ,v ,.,»//e., they lisvr a .<^ohn-nT\ ef 
 twor.ivs. in wh eh thiy f.nd .Font 10 one niio hei h,-i,l 
 Vine with Fill y snd Co>o Milk: 'i h,sFittiy:i| j. kuJ 
 to take inKife Irom a Miracle th.it .V«i. »„■.. adted on tk- 
 Dav. 
 
 'I here remains ver rrotlier vay fo!.-n:n Ninht-Feftivi.', 
 c'J.'d M.:u II,,'-, -ivheli happens p!H,i;t the Mo'i.'h c f l;,-.,.',' '] 
 • , b^eirgihc Nijlu I n wh,eh .V.r. »..- d> d. L'pontlii^i - 
 Ocealifnthcy liawa l.irgcHoiifc-or Hall of Wod m-' 
 leveral parrs ot thliiaoil, vhieh is hung W;thiii w-|,'i 
 
 he hnell .-in. I riehell la|'el*y, the Floor 1-,-iny eovrr',! 
 ''•ith e.-l'.iic Snnd and Mats above it. and the Ikdnc a 
 dorn'.l yviih vshitc Cotton Clorh, fuiported with b'l.-.L 
 Mr ngsth.-i; run along it like Str.pe.s. In thi^ great II,,:! 
 hang nr foniany I.air.ps that 'tis as liglu as day, ami tlit 
 ■>!: c'l iiulSmo.ik of the Perfumes tliai they bi rii, (i.lsthe 
 adjacent Air. In the inidit of rhe Mall, thcr.'s a !«• 
 ■■leeoier'd wi'h fcvcnil forts of Mear and lujiiid TVbs:- 
 ii'ris. The Women do not alhlt ai this .'■oliniiurv, in r 
 I h'- Males repair thithci about ciiilit a clock .it Ni<.'ht, 
 and lit doyvn inorderauording I'o their refneCtiie S;.-.r- 
 ons, ihere bcmgOfheers appointed to r.ink cm. All iht 
 Night long the I'riells and other Fcelelialii -^1 Priln i 
 ling Songs, v jixh they call the i'lalms of Ij,,; : ,. When 
 Mid-night .ipproachcs^ the whole AlleinMy falls down 
 Hat upon 1 he Ground, as in an Fxtaly, aid eontiniic 111 
 
 hat pollnre for foine lime ; after which the l\m.i/r.,- ami 
 tbe C/i' /'■! Itart up of a f.iddtn, and «ll the relt tbllnw- 
 iiig their Fxamples, skip ahonrand leap upon earh oihcr 
 IS if they were mad. The Peo-lc are fcrv d with fc tiii 
 well drefe'd, ancfdriitk, by 50 'Perions cliolcn into chit 
 Ufli«, which ii ceckoii'd very lionouiabie. When th,- 
 
 Nig:* 
 
 ¥r 
 
» il. ,1 
 
 ivcit t!icti.ftives». 
 
 time tin- Wo-'i'.'. «i„-, 
 fr,ifu\ilar lorn 
 
 iitli than in am < ■ v-n 
 ini; to one ar.o- ' "'i-' 
 oi'.kirs on CWq. 
 '1 ho Vonh5 ilo 
 ,11 lands of Iw.ft 
 . 1 rtr.:.[ nt' lie- 
 >Oi(i ir M( jf m 
 ACtcrtli.; .\ioiiih 
 i<'ii lo t'alt I'liiht 
 tluii Mcnrtruil 
 
 Jiiatvl tlicTri'tn- 
 
 aMt» 
 
 I tlic fri'i.ihifai)r«, 
 /:•, to iirul ilicit 
 rrlp(i;>i'.c .,.•; !:,n, 
 
 a H.-.id, winch 
 •mi' to tioj aiiJ 
 'ii: thf I'.iyinf! of 
 Jvnil Vni. Iiitli.s 
 cil lliiKlren, and 
 ly I'lK r rorfoii hji 
 or .111 , rich Man 
 :> arilit n Iromih.j 
 I ivfn, oi.o c n the 
 Ifigy a tliir^l tot 
 
 I'll r ; one tliiril 
 tliir to the I'rolc. 
 
 tc a prrat IVHivsli., ;„ 
 I New Mtioti bi,-'-" 
 
 .V >-clil-r:itc .t Kc-j.,..!,. 
 ,' ■.v!ii.:l.-.llsti|'cv .:..'. 
 1. is ;li.it Djv ill 
 (.Vr.iiiri:i.» I tl'ort 
 
 ', nt i'l i I -Moon. 
 
 ys, l.lli'd l'r^.r.l:n^ 
 
 c i,iir\'- hMiie Kicc 
 
 i^nat Fiiv, iT.ng 
 
 h. k, D.;iu;i;p, f.?.. 
 
 :1c lllauil^ f onuhjt 
 
 al>ovc,t hrir Mnn;!'5 -<' >• 
 
 f<; ) til' V cWirir j"'' 
 
 SifnltiTon. On 
 
 rf i.'oh Men, jwl 
 
 re tliiv II akc tV- 
 
 IS a Dav of rcnnl 
 
 ;lls wv.h 
 
 ll 
 
 ,li:itC)i\alicc;.cl' « 
 
 avr .1 ,^ol, nT't\ rf 
 
 one niio Ik'i K:i,l 
 
 sVilli\;il !■. l:iul 
 
 . niif atllx'ii on tlict 
 
 11 Nipht-Fiftn.il,... ,., 
 Mor^lnro.M.; ' . ] 
 
 . k\. I'pOIltlMM- 
 
 Hall i.f V/ccxI 111-" 
 ue, witluii w'lli 
 
 ir l-i-ilii; rnvrrM 
 .i I lie Cicl.in: a 
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 fay Prjyoii, ; after which they all v," rotlie middle of the 
 Hall where the Table llaiiils, and every one takes a I'late 
 of Melt and foiiie Aroiiiatick I.i'iu'ir';. whiili they ..ir- 
 IV h.)ine with them and value very niueli. 
 
 ' At*!'r their Reli;-'.ions Kit.-';, 'twill he proper t.ifiiliinii; 
 theCi.ivni.)iiy "1' M.inia-.s.iiid I'uneia':;. l/pmi a De- 
 linn of Matnape, iiiey a.ldrtlstli<nilelves id the /'.i,-..'!'.:!!- 
 or iN'<:»,''V;, \v;,i) after the I einji, Uiftien ntly inlorir'd and 
 lati^lied thai ihiiij;s really aie as ilicy are reprefented, 
 takesthe Man hy the Hand, and asksl.iiiiit he iswillin); 
 to take fiklia Woman i ii tin- Condit'oil. propols'd, aed 
 ( the Woman U-iiii; ;iKvays aM'ent ) he Iikcuife queUiuii- 
 iii-r parent, and Relaumis, npim then (.iji.Knt. il tlie\ 
 all aurei. he marries 'eir, and rails the liy-ll.'-.'deis ;o \\i\- 
 iiefs their iiunual Conkr.t. 'Iheti the e.hole t'oinpany 
 wans upon ihe Woman ai home, and k\ual o'.lurlVi- 
 fons vihi her, all ilie Viliteis liciiu',eiiti.vi,iii d witlil-'eail- 
 iiiC, Mtilli-k, I>aneiiif;. c'r. the iiew-inarned Man 
 makes I'l-vfeiits to tl-e Kint; and thegit.ic I.oids, and the 
 Pride pays the like Complement to the (ijieeii and the 
 otli^-r I adu'i ; IkiIi of em makes VrcU-ms likewile t.. 
 their Kelation-;. lint when the Km)' is martied heilo'--- 
 rot pive, 1)111. receives I'refents Iruiii all his Siibjefls, 
 fiiitahle to their .Station-;, t;^. Cloth, Garments, Fur- 
 bands, Vn!kiials, hrint. blowers, o'.-. and all thelel're- 
 ffnts, whiJiinthe luuk rile t.i a rreat value, belong to 
 thenew-inartied Qiieei-. .-\ iMaii may have three Wnes 
 if liccan nuimain'i ill, but not ii.i le ; and it all the j 
 thiee lue 111 one lll.ind, he is oMi[;'d by tlie law, to| 
 bcltuw as many Ni)-,h's iii'oii one as upon the other ; tho' 
 after all, this I aw is no: iiblerv'd ; and nidtej 'tis a hard! 
 Ijw in tli.it Country, u lieic the W. men are lo lafeiviotts, ' 
 thatthree Men eaniiot latishe one ^^ oniaii. Tlie Bri;le-, 
 i^rnom re;:eivts no I'owry with l;is Wife ; and is obhp'd | 
 iKii P 'ly t-i be at the ?.lnrt;c of tl:c Knptial .Solemnity, : 
 and to 11 'iiilain her. but to fettle upon her a Joyiituroe-' 
 .liial to what Ikt Mother and other /\ii>eltots hid. I'licy | 
 aiefoiiiee upon this Jalt Condt on, that il the Pnclh ap- 
 prehends that the Klan ean'i altiird liieli a |oynnire, he 
 refiill', to marry 'em, iiotwitliltanding that lioth Faities 
 rcjiiire it. Hut after ad, the llruie may leroiinec ei- 
 ther the whole, or p.irt of her Joynture, alter inariiagc,] 
 .iikl indeed that is treiiueiuly praiifisd. Hrotlier-; audi 
 fillers, Firft-Ci ulins, and thole who by way of hrieiiJ- 1 
 -lliip and Intimacy, have us'd to call one another by the' 
 Kamci ot'Son or Daughter, Father or Mother, Brother j 
 crSilter; :liefe, I fay, arc prohibued to marry. The i 
 Males ma> marry- w-heii the', will, but a Female Crphani 
 caiiiiotinairv till ihe Is i<i Vearsit Aiy. Indeed it her I 
 Father bea'i e (f r theM-itner has r.o Power) he marries her | 
 
 at fen c r clevc;; Yi ars of Ape, and that to the tuft Suitnr, I 
 whctli- rolJ. c r voi np,provided hisQiiality .- inlijmc iiiea- 
 firefiiit,ib'e'o hers ; Utx they reckon it a pre.i: Sin lo keeji 
 iiptlu-i,- l\uinhtersti-om the iiiio)iiieiit ota Map. .\ Man 
 may tiiin away lis Wife ^ bet iiiiKls il.e conle.its ro the 
 Soparati 'II, ll.e r.iay demand her joynture ; tho , after all, 
 that Demand IS leldom made, as being reckoiid a mean 
 and d'.fpondent Adion, ;;p.d a ligii that the VVuinan tears 
 that her Meiit will nevci pi-.ieure her another Husband ; 
 on the other bland, the Woman eannot^art from her 
 Husband without his eoiifeiii. 1 his fort of l^ivorce, 
 which IS very ln-.]urnt, m'lll beattefted by VV'.tnelles, or 
 elfc tlicv can't hive the Benefit ot lecoiid Marriages. 
 The duorc'd Pariies frequently repent of iheir Sep.irati- 
 nn, and marry aRain a feconJ, third, nr tonrth time, 
 hut after three Divoi CCS, fuch Rc-marriages are nor ai- 
 low'd, iho' fiieh is tin- Lcviiy of the People, thai they 
 frequently delire 'em ; and in order to elude the law, 
 they have a lonimon tri,-k of getting lonie profligate 
 Scoundrel to marry the divoit'd 'Woman, aii.l he v/iih'her 
 eiic Nigh; with'int !ae,hing her : after wlii.h, lie quits 
 li''rl'rf> reWiiiu-ifcs, and lollieis married aj;a ii to her 
 f'Tiecr lluibaiul. iiiicli is the fieq.'.eiicy of iheii.- Divor- 
 ces, that a Man (hall have loo \\ ives ; .iiid liie Women 
 lookujonthc imiliniide of fepar.ated Hus'iands, as a re- 
 coiiinieiKlitii; ipi.iliiy for future Marriage.. When a Wo- 
 man is li-paiated fioiii hei blusband by ilcath, the miiil 
 mourn I'oui Momhsand ten Days, before Iho can marry 
 igaiu ; and '.f ti'.e Separation isaecoiiiplilh d by Divone, 
 l^.cnlu(t pr.ive, that alterthat, her Mcnllriial h.isretum'd 
 iliree times, b-fortllie offers tc m.-.rry. IIils C-aiitioii is 
 us'd, for fear Ihe ihould prove with child to her former 
 Husband. 
 
 Their Funcial Ceremonies are fuperf^ilious to a tiam- 
 iilg Degree. In the tirlt place the Corps are walh J by 
 fixPerfons of ilicSex, who buy tharOmce of the King, 
 ■and are paid for iheiriervice, then they are vsrap'd up in 
 Cotton, and cover'd wi'.h tine white Cotton-cloth (which 
 !i.;<i afterwards ti} the Piieit ) tlic Righc-hauii of the 
 
 Tin IViiiiit 
 
 deeoafe-l Perfon Iwing laid upon liistar, and the I cit up- 
 on his Thigh. This done, the Corps arc laid upon the 
 right fide in a Coffin ot" Cittu'.u Wood, aiid .-arry'd to 
 the Buryiiii;-plai.e by \ix Uelations or Friends, attended 
 by the Woincn-walhcrs, wlio cty and b'lwl itioft hide- 
 oiilly. l-'eiy Man iiihi'> life-tuiie, j'roM.'.is for liimfelfa 
 Biirwng place, and all the other NereHiiriesli.r his Fuii'- 
 ral i nay tlii-y .are fofupcrllitious, diat they'll railier Ifarie, 
 than touch the Monty ,.iey h.tve laul up for the Ch.-.rgca 
 of their Funeral. Befidcs the lix pnt cipal Mourners, the 
 oilier Relam lis and Nei;,ihl'Ours me pefeiir vvi'hont in- 
 vuaiioii; aii'.l upon tlie inarch tiuin the Houfe of the dc- 
 I cas'd Perlbfiio the l.'raie, tl.ry f .ittcr SlieUs for tlieBe- 
 iieiitol thePo.)!, to whom ilwy hk< ill: diltribute \\*p 
 ar.d Sacks of Kite and Mi del. At the Iniic tune they, 
 givei'j til" I'lullj-ie-cs of C'.dd aiid^ilvei, the ii'jmbtr .j,,^ „„ „ 
 ot wliiih Ii pi..p.)rtio/ab!e to the Filare of tfie deeeas'd il..: ff.clti, 
 I'erlon , aiidthde Pieces arc dillnbuted by the Pneft to 
 thofe who have allilted in praying for t)ie d.eij Perfon, 
 and partii .il.iily to thole of the '.ccldialti. k (.inler, whe> 
 allcdpe, that they have the onl> iiglit to'eni, 'J hePi;cllS 
 ling continually, d.irinn the whoU luuife of :1k- I'erc- 
 mony, and in the Pio i-:/iun, aPei'.ii of Cii.a'ity fpriii- 
 kles the Allil. ants uitli a Waici m.i le of fwec; l'!ow- 
 ers. The Grave is cover'd with a large piece of Silk or 
 Cotton, whuli i'p.pi; the Intiriiiciit goes to the Priefts of 
 theTimph'' W'iieii the Ccipsarc l.i il in the Grave, 
 they turn the Face of the dcccas'd Perl' n lo the j' a't i 
 that faces .t',i/.i«,./'s Tomb, and then hll 11,1 'hi 'ira\.j 
 with line white Sand, fprmkling it WnU Water. Wlun 
 the Ceremony is over, the Relations entertain all the 
 Company with Victuals, and th'- three tollow-in^F/^/r^jy^jjip^ 
 they piay oiei the (.oave, wlie.e the Piiells linp, 'eat aiil ti::.l tun. 
 pray every 1 !ay, till the third F :d.iy palll's, at'icr which a 
 General l-ealt IS |-ic;',.t'd tor tli- Rc!aaons, Friends and 
 Prielts, who ptacn.l that theSc'ulof the dcee,is'd Peilbn 
 IS tlienconvey'd toParadice. '1 h sFcalf is repeated every 
 Year, and on .'Ul-Sat.h Day they iluuw irslh wh.te Sand 
 ontlieGiave, and pertiiineit with bvttiit liicen.e. The 
 Grave IS I'lirroiiiided with wooden i-ails, for ti.ey n-tkon 
 ita great lin to walk over it. They never bury two Corps 
 in the lame place ; t'..r they have f Jch a Reverence for the 
 Bones of ihe Dead, that even the Prielts d- mr dare to 
 touch 'em. If apriatLoid dies, thePriclt- lirp \\\ liim 
 a wholoYcar, and a:c entertain'd everv t'ay v.u!\D;lhts 
 ot Meat and Betel; but if the Kinp or Queen dies, ttie 
 Ceremony is contijiued to the Uea'.h of the next Suc- 
 cellbur. 
 
 In this Country the Moiirii'^rs make no altei.ition in 
 their Hal'it, only they p'l Kivc-hea.led :o the (iravi, and 
 continue fo t.r 1 few D.iy:. after the Intctncr.r. Thtle 
 who die in tiphtinp wiih l-erlonsof a coiitr;ir\ Kehgicii, 
 are buried iq oiithe Jijot wlierethey fall, w-ithout any lC- 
 remony ; and 111 regard that they are accounud I101-. .iiid 
 happy, neither the Prielisnor their Friends pray lor 'cm. 
 They never tranlport Corps out of 1 re lilandto another ; 
 and even the Kinj; him'clf is buried where lie ha|'i'eiisto 
 die. 
 
 If anyPerfiin diosat .Sea, they walli theCorp.s and put „, . 
 'cm into aCoffm, whkli they place upon afloat of (,<:/.- |,J*||,jfc 
 .//(Wood; (vithiii tin- Collin they put Silver 111 proper- >»h. 'lie »i 
 tionto his Mcar.-;, and a written Paper, defcribinp his^-''- 
 Religicin, and withal praying thole who meet with the 
 Coips, to take ilie Money an.', bury "cm handibmlv. 
 
 Ill purluitot the other Ciilt-Mi s c.f i\\t: M.ilAi'.-.r.s, werhcN't-j 
 come next to their .Apparel, '.'h? Men tye abo.it their clonh.. 
 Pruinesa great Swathe of Clodi, whichcoires rounda- 
 bour, to picveni any d'.tcovery in workuig or walking. 
 Above that they have a piece of blucor re 1 Coitc.i Clorh 
 that i-ea(,hes to th.ir Knees, and then a larger ncce of 
 Cotton or Silk, rcLhing to their Ankles, ami giro.-d <•. irh 
 a fquare Handkerchief imbroidcred with (iold and .Silk, 
 which IS fpread upon theirBacks and tv'd I .-lore. Al>ove 
 thcfe they have a litrle piece of tranljarent and partico- 
 lotir'd Silk, which reaches cnly to the iiu.ldi-.; of their 
 Tl.igh.s; at l.ilt thty gird rhemli;!ves with a great fringd 
 Silk Girdle, iheendscf which hang down before. With- 
 in tins Ciirdle on the left, tide tliev keep >heir Mop.ey and 
 Betel, and on the riyht tide a Knife. 
 
 Thel'e Knives are nuule of e.vcellei.t Steely, the con.- xheiiKr.ivct 
 mon Sheathsbeinp cf Wood, and the Hafis of F'ah-botie. 
 for the Bone of a Lani'-creature they will not wear ; the 
 richer fort have both their Hatts and Sheaths of wrought 
 iilvcr- 
 
 Every one wears a Knifiv and ellecins it very much, 
 as being hisonly Arms ; tb/jione but the King's Othcers ^''"' *"'*■ 
 and SoiiUcrs arc allow ciro Wear any other. I'helc indeed 
 have a wrouglit Dagger attheir tide, and when they vvullt 
 ilong the Streets, a drawn Swgid in sue Hand, -yitli a 
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 til- iiKMiicIt linv 01 Ci;rl has mi re in Ills iii pioi'oniuji w 
 thci: Mt.iii'.; lut 'iii niiiy lilt Perlbii'i ol Qii.ility anil 
 liTmiK tli.u llii-w iiii.ipi.i'.y. Ill tliLic tlii'y phuc tlicir 
 cliut' 'Iriar.iii-. .ukI loniuioiily tlwy .ipj'ii'iT..uo 'cm tbi 
 the Ch.ni;*.' ( f iluir li.iu ul. 
 
 'Ihi vomii:on IVi pic ai'c nakcJ hom ilic (iir-llcup- 
 wai\l-. aiatiiij; 1" r tlio I'cllnal ba^s, uii \ihiili they 
 ■wiarC'un.ii aiU .*>illi K'lkii.s ami Vi l', i ai.s, Willi t:ili 
 C'.) pcrl'iiiroiis. 'I Ik- .Mctvc<iif lliilK .nats ua. li i my 
 tu dull 1 r.'cw ; r.'i liioy alicil^i', thai il'iiniv W'uit^ 
 were ty'il iiplikc I'lir-, tiicy mulil iii c havu iln lue i.l.- ni 
 llicir Arms. 'J he I'lrliaisuf (J_alily iK lOimiKiiil) wiai 
 . I'liih Coais ; Ivit I'l 111- have a C'lilUvai dl" ci'ur.ii^: ilieii 
 Mini rioiii il-,e Ijiiiile iipwauls, villi an i.iluiil'cioiis 
 I'allc, ina.lc <it ihe I'ou.ler ot' Cami hy ai.il \iiiilers, 
 lH:atciiiii'"ii .1 tiiio: tiuSti.iK", ami uioii| i.iaieJ uiih ihe 
 lUliiHM Wa-ci ol' hviit liiuceil t'liiveis. 'I'liey ;i:ake 
 Uuii Wie.ur I rieiiil.'. anoint iheir llaik;, C . witli il.is 
 P.iim, anil ilraw latinii'i bigurts i;| . u Viii; llou^tr 
 tluy naiit not appeal' wiih tl;at p.ciev!' loppeiy lit.>ie 
 ll'i Kiiii; ,>r he Ueii in hi-. I'al.ue. 'Ihe Men ol ihi> 
 Cuuiitrv weai ii|<iiuheir HtaiN leilin- p.uiKOiuiir'U 1 iir- 
 I'aiit-, 1(11110 11' vvliiihaie < I' Cnttou i'im ilu: niiaiici lin 
 t'l" lVo| le, aiiil <iilicv> of .Si,k for the IVrums ot' C>jialiiy. 
 'I lie Ki.);-' Offieiis • r Sur.llie;-. I'aie l'iee,iieiuiy eiii- 
 Im ,yiKi'JH.iiulkeriliii!'. 'ii iheir lleail*, which ihedihei 
 .^U'leCls.ire iiot al'oiv'vl I'l \v<ar. 'I heir leci arc always 
 iiake.l, exiij'tiiv^ ih.it wiilrn J. nrs thc\ iile wuoilcii 
 San.lal«, wliiJi iliey piill c li' wIkii Mlitcii In aPcifon ot 
 a fiipenoiir rank ; ut'tvunii.iN duir I.e;',s aic likLwifc 
 iiakeil. 
 
 The WiiMiii wear a Ciw. ft C'uiton or .k;lk, whivli 
 
 'iea,li.,s I'roiu tlur iiii.Wlc lo ihcii Anklci ; alo\e that 
 
 they liavea i"ii;4 1. l-ert' Tartau. oi h\K C'uniiii, ivacli 
 
 iiij; to llc'T tee:, wiihout any llil hiKles ilie Ncik, 
 
 whcK 'tis lalleiieil Willi two liu!i- y,ili:eil rHitims; ilii.- 
 
 Ru'.'ctiiey pull i]u;te up whiii:liey I'li. i Ic then CJiililivn 
 
 'J licir Ainisare K'aJcil t'luiniLe Wujl lu the 1-11m.w w.th 
 
 piat Biaceieis ot' S'lver, iiiloiiai.li that li lueiiiiiCh tin y 
 
 iiaveihree ort'uiir Hi'i ndsoL' hue 'uairy Sliver upon 'em, 
 
 th 1 ii'.ih'nl ilu piiorer lorr a'loy ihe Silver with Ihals. 
 
 'Ihe Wiinie'i I I'lpi.ih'.y ha\e man, Cham-, ot' (.u.M or 
 
 (triiigsot' little pleic ot GoKl upon then Neiks, a<iil lieh 
 
 Ptnuaius in their l-.a;s. They ia\e iheir Lars picii il 
 
 when ihey , ire yoiiiij;, ni'i oii'y in the Cap, upon whuh 
 
 ll!eieha!;!;« an i:.ir ul};, bin in n plan* of the (iriiHe, 
 
 ni whichihey pir as many };i!ileJ Ka;is, with a pieeioiis 
 
 .Stone or IVarl i:)on the Head ot em. When the VVo- 
 
 tneri walk iiuhe.Sirce'.s ihey e. vei their Heads mil: a Veil, 
 
 .\r.i\ are very e.iuiii us • t" il.ew iiii' iheir haees helore Men, 
 
 I ho' in the I'ref'-'nec of Women ol a lupeiiinir rank, ihe. 
 
 t.ikeot}" their VeiJ. Tliiy arc iiotaliuwd m weai Rnies, 
 
 Jewels, liraicleisir tar-riii'Js or (.h.i.ui ot'lioid, iiliihiy 
 
 a»k and obtain leave i.t' the Qik\ii, as ihe Men do ot :he 
 
 Kinj; I'orthe fame I'liviledpe, wli'.Ji .oimiHinly i.jits 'ciii 
 
 Moiie^. Theditt'eKiit i|ual;-v 01 -.l.i: Wo.ia'n is dil'u;,- 
 
 }:ii.!hd I'y the Nature of thcr t''nianieiiis ; fo; none out 
 
 Qiieens and Vr;:icelles are ali' wil to uear (i'-l.l Brace- 
 
 Jsis or (ield Kii.v;s rii their Ar us or 1 e.',, ; belides, the 
 
 Queens put lijnusMi their toie 1- n;,ii-, i..c riniiclles 
 
 and Pi rliiir, of the liiii 'l'aii:v,!o up n their mnuile-tin- 
 
 ;.',er; fi ihat all mher Women li.a\e tin ir Kiii;.;s i.pan the 
 
 Ilin)!-l''.iif.'er and liti!c-l-im;cr, -nd 'he Mui have their'. 
 
 iipoiitheir '1 hiiiid'.ii'.ly. If a Man's Wile hepins to near 
 
 richer *.'iii.i:iiciiis than lilt iis'd todo in former n lus, the 
 
 Man s I axes are raf. d, iniliis he be one of the King s 
 
 Othieisor anlnhalitani of .\/i.i-; fur thefear.eiceir.pted 
 
 f'roni all Taxes upon the Head oi Apparel. Foireipners 
 
 and their Wives ate tree trim tl.e aii..vc-mentioiicd Rc- 
 
 ileehons ; f;r thev niav wear wiiai ihey plcafe as well as 
 
 th.eLluvA-. 
 
 The U'oinei) plaiea griai pan of biauty in rcd.ding 
 the Nails of their 1-inpcrs and Toes, which they eli'eCt 
 wi'h the Juiec of aieitain Tree. In a Word, they liaie 
 ver'i iiandiuiue aiiiljToper Ikjdies, andaievery .areliil in 
 fitlini; tlienifelvesott with apinuel Hibir, and wiili Ire- 
 ipien; wa'hnif'andpii lunfii^. (ienerali', Ipcaking, their 
 C')nipli?<ion turns u; uii an e)hve Colour, iho' foiiic t,d' 
 em are brown, an ! otliLi> very fair. 
 
 The People of th s Country have many peculiar Cu- 
 ftoiiis with refereiue 10 their way of eatiiii;. They ree- 
 koii'tisiery diilioi'ij,!rai>:e tor a Pir ni ot a liiperinur 
 rank to car with his inteiioiir ; and iid id ihcy feldom re- 
 fSik one another, iinleis it bf at I'olciiiii lelHvals. If 
 they mean to eonipleiiicnt .1 P'riend with a Treat, thev 
 f 'Mdacoiii-'d faille v.-;lh fcveral Ditlies of Meal to ilun 
 {■deiiJ's Home who is thereby iimeh lionour'd; but in 
 ihcirtsvii Houies diey are cautious ot eating before o- 
 
 '"•'■'•_. '''■''"^' •■""' 'i'"-' catini; ihiy l.iy Piaycis; anl 
 iheir Table IS ll,f Tluir coMi'd wnh a line Mai, ijhi, 
 " hkh lhc> lit iiuls leitc'il. ■] iiey leed fo in, cly , liiai ilicy 
 W'lll not droi. one Crumb upon ihe T.oor, iij), iioi |„ 
 mil. ha.. I drop of Water, ilm' iluy walli then Mouth 
 bcli.ie and alter. Inltcad of Table C loiji, and Napknir^ 
 the) ule ruiunc-lcaves. 'Their Dill.es aiviiiade ol f i,rt'li« I' < 
 orot ihei . ,„., Piiivclam, which is ver) common in il,m ' " 
 l-ouiitry. Cold or Silver \ellcls bemi; prohib.iea by liic""'""' 
 lawj ihey aie all roimd like liuxo; wnh an 1 ar.hen 
 Coiei, aliue whuh they put a pi,,e ot Silk ; tor the 
 1 dmiies .ire tlieie lo iii.,iieioiis and noibleloine, that 
 UKUild beimpolliMeiokapMcat wiihiHit a Cover in,. 
 ot: It; lay. ihj People are lo ill, e, that thev willmt 
 I lite any Meat that lias heen torn li d by a The, Pilmnv, 
 01 an) liiUa or u'.iilean ihinj;, bui (;ae it to the Towls'. 
 As tor tile Po. r, whom they look up. n as the Scrvaiii> 
 id (lod, tiic) 1.0111 to otter cm wlut ihev will no: eat r*-' 
 thcml, Ives, and cmertain \ m wnh the heit Victuals .h-y i'." ' 
 iiaic. It ihsy I'pie ihe leatl eiack in a Uul,, they cat 
 no inore , ut ol ii, upon the Plea ,.f its bemi. polliitej. 
 .\ll Spoon-meat they i.u Willi their l-injtcis, bei withal lo 
 luicl), that they kt notlunj; t'all, tliii henii. .u.ouiited i 
 ury inaiii.d piece of Civility M:.[ DucnVv. If they 
 Inue oic.llion loiouph or I'pit m the iiiiu of c'.uinj; they 
 rdetiom ilieT.iMe and walkout, fur they mult not do i' 
 ju labe. Ihey never !..vt thciiifelus wnh iluirLeft- 
 |liaiKl, be auleiheyir.akv ulei.t ii iiiwilluim th-irPiivi 
 , lies. 1 hey iho,-.leii) bcpiiahiirMcals w idi llie eatin« , i' 
 ;a Coco-niit halt ripe, and drinking the Water of ^• 
 . whiili they lay i.s very h.ahhtul, and lool'en. thcBo.lv' 
 \Vh,le they cat thc) are all lilent, an! mak- very oubk 
 |ililp.Uih; lcrv.,ihilicin'iis.iii iiiii.;.nneilv ihing to Iv 
 , .s.l.j;.i' uuin;.'. Ihe, , ike it lo, a j.;.^eo| .iidenef, „,'l 
 ,in,ivjluy t. drink b.lo,, ,|u-y |,.,ve done ea'.iiiu ir'i 
 jcun men the) dr;„t, („., , „, , , ^„;„,. \v.„, , ,.,''(V 
 Uinelrclhiiiaivn. {],.■ ,;,,„i. ,„, ,, ^ , '.^ .; ; 
 ■ Wei wi.aip.lu, w,:h lovus ,„,„,. Alur i.u ,„■ ,v | 
 Iwalhini;, they Icrve up-. I'l.neol l!n.-l mltea.l , I siivr 
 ■n,ea,. lorilie I r.;ii ,.. u-rv 'd up „i. „■■, wi-h the /•i',, 
 111'.) have noleiMial times, bin ,ai when their leu' 
 lite I'lovike. nil; and the Victuals aic dicKd onh h,'**'-' 
 llie\V,.|iKii; I , ilie .Men delpile the Char 1. lei 'ol j ' ' 
 Co, ,k 111 luih a violent maniiet, that the, vvnl ii.it,,,,, 
 I'lile vnihaMan-C.H-k, ot adnm hnn m., ij,,,,,- ,,| ,in.„. 
 l'xer,iles, he 1 1 mi; dijoiu d to the Coniia.iv of \\',, 
 incii. ' ■ ' ■' 
 
 When they kill a Bealf for Vo,x\, they „„„ [|,i ir F-.k,,, „ . 
 towards .u.-,o,M'.-sSepulcIiiv, and lijeiu its 'I iao.it in ■,' -. 
 paiiiiiilarplaec; after which thev fuperltuirully avoid the'' - 
 touchinp, ol It till tis c]iiitc ,1 : 'I'lieir H, nheis ,i,uiit,.' 
 be ancicniand the Taihcrs , ■ Children. When thev i " 
 wakcout ol tiieir Ihep, they pivfenily w-.ii], ,ln.;r Lvi- 
 .mdl-aci-, and nib'cin u'iiliDil, and blacken their Tv-' 
 lids and T.ve-brovvs , t'or bclure the IVtormana- ol t'r 
 Duty, they iiiuit m i ijuak or bid anv one i.oi d - ,"■ 
 row. ' ■-' ■ "■ " 
 
 Ihey .lie vry careful in walhlne' nr ilenHbm iIi. r 
 Teeth, to the end 'h.it the Held and Arei.jiu may the '^ '•'• 
 morercadnv 111 piefsrhcir rcl Co'our upon \;„ whiJi 
 heyareveiytondot. Ihey arcalwaysih, winglJ.tJ; whiji 
 tliev carry aboir m the plaits of thur (indie, anl'iinif 
 ally prefem f. one aii,.t'ncr mon oc.-.iiion:,] S ilnr.itiuns. 
 hey bath before they enter the Temple, ind vvalli the r 
 1 iivi:;cs Willi tlieir 1 elt-haiid alter the nat m.-| Ivaeu't' 
 ons When ih:y bath at home Ibr ilu ir Adventure's wirii 
 their Wives, t„cy pimii; iheir Head ihrec tin-es under 
 water ; and in rej;:ir,( that rhey abvavs bull and -ray rni!,. 
 bikly ; .and thai ilie refpcltive Crimes ha.e nc-'niixr ( 'I- 
 rcinonicscal.ulated for cm, every Man's Crimes ,n Mib 
 demeanours areth', s expos'd tn the pi.Lliik view 
 
 When they kt out ,i|,on a Voyage, ,hey avo;d 
 roiuhni,t;orniectm(. with any body; for if an) unlu kl-'''' ' 
 
 Aeeidcnt befals 
 
 ihey impute ir to the Peif-Mi ilia't 
 
 toueh'd em. When they go i lillini;. thry^ iiu.lt n.)t 1',- 
 hi'cany, .-lorbid eiiif'codmoiroiv 
 
 Fioin theSuii-fei on /■.,■„/./,■,, ti|l thieeor hmr aQui', 
 next Moriihii', the. futfer noiliin- to le nrrudouioi 
 then Houle. b.rrirrive all that's I'roughi in. If ihey 
 tall out one wiihanoiher, they iic.erraifnr tlirr.w alnvu 
 Cahimnies; tor d they did, all th, World would IV! 
 upon 'em. Wluiui. fs'd at .Sen, ilu-y addnls tlien.l' Ivev 
 to the King ot the Winds Ibr iliev do n. , , .,;l liim ., 
 (iod ) and in every lllaii.l there's'.! deliilaie bv-placo 
 eah'd Si.vc, whciethofc who liavcifap'd dliign, iinke 
 Qtferingstl little I'^ats and Ships m.ule on pui'jsifr, and 
 lo.ided with Gums, JVrt'im-cs biowcis, and odonterous 
 Woodi. Ihey burn the IVrfvmes, and having let iiu 
 to the Boats and Ships, turn 'em a-dritt, f, thr.t they flu.,i 
 upanddovvti tiil ihuy aie ijeite burnt • Aui tiii> the. 
 
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 I'layiib; aiil 
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 r, ru), 11(11 In 
 li ilicii Ml mil 
 ami N.il'kijir, 
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 Il All l.-lLiil'li 
 
 Silk ; tijr [iiv 
 I liiiliinic, (lia; 
 
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 Hic, I'lliiiuv, 
 
 I IlJ till' I'lAVls. 
 
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 ;\ will i;ii; cii i' 
 t ViCtlUls.:;.yl' 
 L'lll,, till.-) i-.u 
 Vliiji jiilliiifj, 
 Ivi wltli.ll lu 
 ly ,i>MiliiUc>i .1 
 ik\. It tllty 
 
 t' I'.iiinj:, tin,' 
 uuilt not >lo I'. 
 nil ituir 1 ttr- 
 "H tlK'ir Piiv:. 
 I ilir I'.itingi I 
 
 WjUT lit i;, 
 
 ^t■ll^ till Uovh, 
 '•f very i]iii ;> 
 fv iliii'.i; !u !■, 
 iii'!i.iK'rs ;in.! 
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 Itci.l I I Swcj:- 
 li'li the ."lit. 
 in liuir 'I'li- 
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 t li.iriJci III u 
 uiil not 1,111,. 
 • lii.in- ul tlitit 
 il|M.i|y (,r \y.i- 
 
 tlMM llllir Ivms [. 
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 iiiilly nvoiiltlic^'.-, 
 Hi n Ik-is iiui|th,C 
 \\'llili tiicn ;i- 
 '■illi tlii-:r Lye, 
 kcp rJKir i;yo, 
 "•ancf ot t!i.r 
 ii'.c yoijil i;. .- 
 
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 I'-'ju.i iiuy tilt '■ ' 
 
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 utiles lllkkT 
 
 iiiil jT.iy pu;,- 
 :• uli.ir I .V- 
 
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 vim. 
 
 c, I hey aii)\l.|. . 
 •Ill) iiii^iK.kly " 
 • IVili'ii iliii 
 i;-.i,lt ii.jt fa- 
 
 tiiin .iCJu,.', 
 
 • .U in Join ,,| 
 
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 III wi.iiLl 1j!! 
 ili :!i;-riilll\cv 
 
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 ('iiiijvi, iii.iki: 
 
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 ll oilont'orotis 
 3v'i\y. lit tiic 
 tli.i: tlicy fliMi 
 
 ill tiiii tliii. 
 u!.i« 
 
 M. De Ja Ya^s Voyage to the Eaft- Indies- 
 
 2^5 
 
 take for a Saiiificc that's acceptable to the King of the 
 Wind'. But when they cannot calily fer their Boats and 
 Gallits afloat, they kill Hens and Cockj, and throw tliein 
 into the Sea right afore the Ship they mean to fail in. 
 They llkcwifc pay a Siipcrftitious deference to an Ima- 
 oinary KiiiRofihe Sea ; and dare not fpit to the Wind- 
 ward of the Ship, nor look behind them. All their 
 Boats and Ships are devoted to the Powers of the Winds 
 and Seas, and they keep them as neat and clean as 
 TV, Mif til Temples. They jilacc a wonderful vcrtnc m certain 
 ijiofUif- Charartcrs call'd T.ivi.te, which they wear iiiidet their 
 "'" Garments in little IVixcs ; and I'oinetin'es upon their 
 y\ims. Necks, Girillcs or Feet, according to the Stat 
 of the dillciiipcr : For their imaginary vcittie is f.iid to 
 conlid in curing or cinlini; Uilcifes, procuring Love or 
 Hatred, Safety or Danj^cr, (^c. Thelc they buy of the 
 Macui.iiis, who .lie their only Pin fi.ians. 1 liej iin 
 , 1 mitc Death, Sickncf-, .in, I all AlHicKon, 
 
 whiten apain after ihcy hive pot their I clfons by 
 : ; for itiiialile ami lallini: Waitings ; 
 
 niul all AlHicKon, to the Devil 
 jcDc.ii.anil 111 iifilcr to p.i.'ify him, make li in Otfermps of | 
 I'lower^ and Pamiuefi, in a ccniiiii pl.ice, wlieie they 
 let them cunluiiie, imiefs lonie poirBoily has the lenle | 
 to take them. With the f.inie view they olVcr liiin Cocks I 
 and Hens, vvhiiliiliey kill with ilieir Faces direiSed to- | 
 wardsM^'ic'Cs lo'nb. 
 
 Topivealhort view of their molKommon Dillem- 
 pcrs : Th'' hrlt in that Cl.ifs is a Fever, which is of daii- 
 ecrous confci]vieiue to Stranycts. An epidemical and 
 
 1. iD.f- 
 
 :■ ciKi c( 
 
 ■II t|r' 
 
 and whiten 
 
 heart ; for diiialile and lallini: Writings are done upoii 
 Parchment made of the leaf of a Tree call'd \Ui:nit 
 'iutttu, that leaf being a f.itlioni and a hall' lung, and a 
 foot broad. 
 
 To teach the Children to ivrite, they make ufe of no '''•"■'' *■'/ «' 
 Paper, but make draughts of 1 ctters with a Hoilkinnp- *'''"*■ 
 on fmootli plain Boards of Wood, loverd witli line 
 whiteSand. I'hi; Cliildnn have fuch ,i prof mtid vene- 
 ration for their Matters, that thry c;innot marry them 
 no more than tlieir own Parent!. Some of them, rlpe- 
 cially the A;.<«,yjH.'. X(!)/v-; andC/ifi/i-j carry tlieirSiiulies 
 a great Icnjth, and aci|u re gre.ll Skill in the /llarmi, 
 and the Cereniones ot the 1 aw. 
 
 The Matlieni.iticko ar,' nvicli tnccm'd in this Country, >M'mI>bv 
 elpeeiallv that fait c.ili'd Alirolog., fir iliey a I ways™''' ■■"'™- 
 to ;fiilt Altniiijgers iirt nnly upon Nativities and Biiths, 
 but nponall Uiiiertakiijgs whailoevet, as 1 raveling, 
 Building, ^c. 
 
 As for thrir Fxcr, il'is, ihev haVc Schools f >t Ic.irniiig T''--' Hicr- 
 the bxcicifc of ,i Sw.iid .iiid I! iikler, of a HOiv, of a'^'" 
 Gun, and of a Pike; and the Matters who teacluheiii 
 arc niiicli nli-crtcd. Thcv Inve no fort nf Plays but 
 that of the Foot-ball, which they tols ver\ devroror.flv. 
 Many ot tlicni apply themfeUis tn Man ficVres, tor 
 Hnulhol-I-Cjoods, .inj oilur Coiiiniddincs. Mlii.lithev 
 inake very itipm oilly. Hut the molt iimviifil, and 
 coniagii'US Difeale tall'd Cu^i.tJiii, and not unlike the ! molt conlideralic Excrcife they li.ivc, is rliat of Filhiii_^. 
 Small-l'oxt vilitsthcm once iiiten Years, .Tnd fweepsolfi Fuhing is lb common an I'.m r ile ail over the A/,i.-t!ii wf.if 
 a great m.any. They are very liable to the dilbrders of il i"-', that there's no fuch thing as a p.irticiil.ir Trade of 'I''" 1= '.'''' 
 tlic tycs ; many of them are quite blind, and nioltofthac nature; for the lientleiiicn, and even tlieirkirg, '"■'''" " 
 them have little Fyc.«. When they have occalion to be purine Filling, as we do Hinting in this part of thi.- 
 jongin thcSiin in the hciglit of the Day, oftentimes they I yorld. I-.very Man the-e eti|o;s ilc natural li' erty of 
 lofe their light when the Sun goes down ; and for a cure tilhing where and (vhat he pirates. T he Filh wh ch arc 
 of that infirmity, they take the liver of a Cock boil'd, always taken in the deep Sea, about 6 ct 7 I.eapuiisot}" 
 and after the writing of certain words and charms upon the Bars of the Atillons, are laige, and of 7 or S lorts, 
 it, fwallow it jutl before the Sun lets. I?y this Remedy, fuch as ifcni/y/, /llOnclcrci, (ihi/'irmu, &c. which art 
 both I and my Companions lecciv'd a fenlible benefit, all much ot the fame ralte and lelembkince, and have 
 tho" we omitted the Magic.il part. They are very fub- no more Scales than a Mackrel. llic Irliriiiiients with 
 "^ jict to the Itch, which they heal with tlie Oil (jf Cocoes ; which they catch them aic, a I ine if a fathom and a 
 
 a-id fome of them are covci'd all over with ineur.ibic halt of a great Cotton thread, made lalt to n great Cane 
 Tettars, all whi, li isowingtoihcir feeding moltly upon of very Itroiig Wood ; together with a hick, thar in 
 Salt Filh, and then ponnng Salt Water upon their Salt form refembk's the Letter h^ The bait is nut talten'd up- t.v Hi; 'i 
 Meat. on the Hook, but thrown about in the Sea; fir rhi'y '• •"""'' 
 
 , In the Winter, at which time they go barefoot, not- drag after their Boat a quaiiity of Imall Filh like our ""'"■ "'"*" 
 
 ""^""""■with'tanding that it rains continually, a fort of Hand- Roches, which are very numerous among ih^ Banks and 
 worm breeding 111 the Mud feizes upon the Soals of their Sands, and which arc prclcrvVI alivt m Purfi-ncts of 
 Ffct, and the iniervals nf the Toes, where they raife | Coco-thread. And when they n mc t.j the deep Sea, 
 wheals that degenerate into Ulcers, lo that they cannot they fow thcfc httle Filhes about, and throw in their 
 walk. Tlicir whole Body is likewil'e infeded with thefc Line j upon which the great ('ilhis percening an un- 
 ObUnt^i-ni Hand-worms. Commonly their Spleens arc large, and wonted <;uantity of little Filh cr, iid npnn them in ihoals, 
 (fiitSplOT. liable to Obllruiftions ; and their Bellies arc apt tofwell | greedily fwallow the whiten'd Hi ok as being one of the 
 and be hard, which they take to proceed from their little Filh. The Filli that fwallows the Hook tjls i'>i" as 
 unhealthy Water. In all external Inflamations or Aches foon as the Line is brought into the Ixiat, and fo the 
 they apply Fire, which rail'es an /CV/jur ; and upon that Line w thrown in again. At this rate they'd till iheir 
 they lay Cotton fteep'd in Coco-oil, which proves very ] Boat with Filh in three or four hours time : and, which 
 fuccefsful. 1 heir Ulcers which happen ihieHy in their i is very Itrange, the Boat is all along under Sail. 1 lie 
 Legs, arc perfciftly cur'd by iheapplicaiion of Plates of jFifh thus taken are all black, from whence they are cal- 
 Copper. As for their Wounds, they cure them very j led Cu/iii//)i A-kZ/r, i.e. ;/j.' /-,'<•,/; J-",//-. 
 
 dexteroufly by the application of Ointments, without 1 They have another way of Iiihing m the Ki«ht time, H,wtlii.7 
 ■"■ '' ' upon the Banks that luriouiid the .(V'tfiiij at everN bii I nil .|"n;'*i: 
 
 and every New Moon. Ihev convey themfclves 10 ilie J^,'"'" ""'^ 
 
 WaunJt. 
 
 Pal. 
 
 Tooihicli 
 
 any Bandages or Tents. They are Ibmetimcs troubled 
 with Catarrhs, Dcfluxions, and Aches in the Bones. 
 Venereal Dileafes are not frequent among them, how- 
 ever they cure them with (.'/'in/:-wood, without Sweat- 
 ing; and thofe diltempers are communicated to them 
 from the l-.in\fcnn<. They are altogether unicquainted 
 prtvonVi with the Tooth-.ach, which advantage they owe to the 
 
 continual chewing of Betel, for that fortifies the Gums. 
 rxEiBci. ^'^ '"°" *^ ^^^ Children come into the World, they 
 i.ono'fChil.walhthcm for a conliderablc fpace of time fix times a 
 dm. Day in cold Water, and then .anoint them with Oil. 
 When they void their Hxcrcments, thcv walh their Pri- 
 M M«htri ^'"'•'' *'''' water. All Mothers, even the Qiieens thcm- 
 Sxklt. fclvcs, .Suckle their own Children ; and befules the 
 Brcaft-milk, feed them with a fort of Pap made of Rive 
 nr Millet bruis'd, and (\ecp'd in water, and afterwards 
 lioil'd in Milk, and the Sugar of Cocoes. The' they ne- 
 ver Swaddle their Children, yet I never faw anv of them 
 deform 'd. riicy reck them in hung Beds of Gird, or 
 in little Chairs hung up in the air, which thcv Iwiiig to 
 and again. .\i the .'\gc cf nine Months the Children be- 
 gin to go ; and when they are nine Years old, they com- 
 mence the purluit of the Studies and Fxercifcs of the 
 Coiiiitry, 
 iVlnmng Their Stuilicsconfift in Learning to Read and Write, 
 ofihcCom. to underlland the /lln'mn, and ro know their Duty. 
 "' They have three forts of Icttei'-; nanieJv, the ^■lr,ibu\, 
 
 the W.iid'.viMi, and a third fort which is commonly made 
 ufe of in mofi Parts of the li'Jl-fnMcs, Their 1 ellons arc 
 writ down on white Tables of Wood, which they clean 
 
 ■ *:■ 
 
 Banks upon Hurdles, and the fillung lalls three days 
 every time. 'Tis pcrfonn'd by Lines of iiard coavl'e 
 Cotton-thread, which is 50 or 60 fatheni long, and is 
 blackeli'd over wiih the Bark of a Tree that I'erves iii- 
 ftead of Pitch, in order to pief.rve 11 fr.^m corruption. 
 Ac the end of this Line they hav e a Hook, with a Bait 
 faften'd upon it, atter the lame manner as is ufual among 
 us ; by this means they catch a prodigious quantii . of 
 large and red Filh, fuch as I never law clfewhere, which 
 cats molt dehcioully, and is by them calfd the t{_!ng ,/ 
 the Sat. 
 
 In fine, they have fuch pleniv of divers forrs of Fifh 
 unknown to us, tlut 'tis impolfibl,- to recount or diiiiii- 
 guilh them ; for belidcs the Lines abovc-mention'd, th.'y 
 have all forts of Nets of Cotton tw me, Wheels-, and 
 other Inflrnmcnts of Fiiliing. Upon ,he Flats, iK.i'ilic 
 Ihore, they citch linall Filh like Pilchards with cilling 
 Nets. 
 
 Ac the two Equinoxes of the Year they have a Gene- a ^cti-k! 
 ral Fiihing, which is very remarkable. At thole two pc- '' 'J "^ '*'" 
 riods of the Year, as tin: Tides How beyond the w^ n- ' 
 ted Bounds, fo they c'lb more thanufually, and uncover 
 feveial Rocks and Fiats which at other times coi'tinue 
 underwater. Upon this occalion the .".:....;.■ .-.ji pitch 
 upon feveral dry corners, which they incompals wiih 
 Stones; rais'd like a Wall to a great hei'ghth, btini; tor;y 
 paces in circumference, with a doer or entrance left chat 
 IS three paces wiUe. This done, 30 or 40 of theiu 
 M m Acr,.h 
 
 
 
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 Li 
 
 Itro'.fh out ill miiiiil lie H.is ,i Urge wiile Circle of the 
 Urcitdio inula, ,it ci.li l.ithoiii ot' wliith tlicy «i8 a 
 piece of CVico llicll M)'\\, ;inil lh\i Uip|'lic» ilie pl»CC ot 
 FA frp.iici Cork in m.ikiru'. tlw Liiit ili.it. Now ilit Filh iiick»il 
 wti \u lU uiiiiin ihcCi'.io Jrc fo rt.ir'd wiili llu: lludow of tlif 
 llo.iritig I iiic, as it' it li.iil a Na uniKriiCiiili it, that iii- 
 lka.l (if niakiiif! their if .ipr I'y rwiiiiininp out unilcr- 
 ncatli ir, iluy fly Itom it, an. I l>y thepr.ulu:iU<>mraClion 
 of the l.iiic- are lniiii;;!ii int'i the wallil liu lofure ; the 
 entry of win h i-^ ihcuiipnii lioppil witli all npeJitioii 
 with lam;iits ot the I'oiighs at'ii J.eavcs nf Co>ois loiii 
 pacte.l ti'fieiher to ilic tlmkncls ot a iMaii. Aliir all, 
 lIic ,Sra riiii'; our, aivi leaves the t'llh on ihe dry l.aiu!. 
 Ih-.i 1 iilK-ry, vvhi^li i-oimmi<.> i' ilavs inneilier, proilii- 
 res lonr I ino-- I'llh, Toei neliuli, I know of no place 
 in all the l-i-.ji-Ui.l..'' that can \ie with the Mitidivti I'or 
 ';iili ami plentiful liil ny. 
 
 Havin.; thus liilpateh'd the 1 earn'.nf; anil F.xcreifeof 
 \.\wM:ii v\iii, 't'^iil ii't mnv lieiiiiproi'et to take a view 
 of their Temper ami Inthiiations. 1 hey .lie a lively 
 lirisk wife I'onple, aiul veiv ilifcreet iii nii'!t <if tliur 
 Aclio.iS ; they love Anns anil Uxeivile, .'nd »ri not 
 ileltiriite of Conr.ii;,'. 'I'lu'V .lifplay a i;rtat deal of 
 IiiJiiltrVinArrs and M\mit,ic>iircs, and are polite ciioii({h 
 in their Manners. 'Iliey are Kelipious toa diltiiii^iiilliiiii; 
 decree, and .Siipcrlhrioiis lieyoiul nieali're, tho' at the j 
 
 Ti. V,l' 
 jn.l Vl.r- 
 
 ih.- si>:.ii 
 
 every liody ii at home, the Vifitaiit« have no oi\ali( n lu 
 knoik; and, indeed, the tiates h.ivc noKnoikui. Af- 
 ter eniiiiig the outer Gate, and appruaihinj; to dn- 
 I'lor 111 the lliiufii, whkli I* alwj)s open, and f|ri.i,l 
 "itliTapellry i,f Cx)ttun-iluih. or foine O'her .Siiill, tiny 
 louph oiKe ; upon wliieh the I'ei. pie ('" ilie I It iiU u ine 
 out. In ilie lllaiid of Al.i/r, the Kinjj's CKIiters and Sol- 
 diir* eoui'h freijucmly, to kivc notu'e to one aii' tliir m 
 iliedaik Sheets, for fear of receiving mutual VVouiu!, 
 Iroin theu Ann*, wIikIi are .iKva\s naked. 
 
 We piM.eed in the next plaie to lake a view of tlieirTlfr 
 I uMuk lioicrmiiciit, vvhiih is an alifolute and ancinii ''' • 
 Moiiariliy, l(,r tin- King is fe.ir'd and rev<r'd by all, .md "' ' 
 every ihii.g depends upon his nliafiirc. I'lidci hini eail. 
 ■•/'i//i« Ills aiS,;!//!-, orCoveriiciir, who is a I'lielt a!,d 
 'Vlor ofihelaw. "Ihe .V^Wrj eovern the Infcr.oiii t, , - 
 rnell.s, and are intriilted with tlie adimnilliai.r.n i f" > 
 jultice, and the iiiaiugiiiunt it l<elii;ious Con cms. 
 Ilie Cvii It ur .Ira: 111 fciiiig Ulnhvuiid into ni.iiiy 
 Illands, cachofihifeIlUnds,th.itcoinaiiisal'nve.(i M;,. 
 isallorieda Dodonjird Citiir, who piclidis there in'"' ' 
 !U-iii;ious Mauers, .ind lukb over the particulai I'miK 
 of the M.lipiis. 
 
 All thele I'riells are iiiiployd in Inttrudtiiig the Peo-Tii-i- 
 pie in ihe Law, and live upon a certain I'ortion of Fnli^'"''' 
 ■■■' cdid fiuin eviiy Inlial'itant, and a Salaiy allcwj '"' 
 
 finie rum they arc extieiiulv j;i\eu to W.inioiin'.'ls and 'hem I) the King in iroportiun toth'-ii 0:j:ility 
 li'vil ""-tauchery. and piirfue th.e eiiiI)ia(.esot Women with- ■ Ihe.V.oif. imlecd au- likewife imploy'd in the Ad- T 
 "our eontroul. Adultery, li.cilt and .Sod.iniy, arc their '"'niltiarun of JuIIkc ; na\, they are ihe on'y JuJirc.i'" 
 common aetionj, iiotwuhltanlinR the leverity of the.r hoih in Civil aiKK.'niiiin.il Cafes ; and 'tis fir ilu- laU'*' 
 Laws and IVnaltics. T'orniiarion isa.'.ouivcd no crime, of Juhue, as well as the proiiii.iiiig of Religion, that 
 and a yoiiiij Wi mnn liitfev. uo atfr in tor ob!i;4ing a 'he. make li.in Cinults in the Year through all t!ic 
 Friend het'orc Mairuce ; nay, Ihe will not Itaiul to pro- '''lis milrn their Jirildidimi. When iliey go the C:r- 
 > ure the.il'inioiiof a Ipuiious llirth, or to nu.-.c away 9'"* ?'") gaiher ilkir Dues, and fireiddy receive IV-- 
 with it it' ircoincs to nuturitv. , lenis Irmian iniiniiy id' I'erfons ; i"o that the Cnviuti 
 
 'I hi' inipudeii.c of the Women is uiipainllcrd, .-.nd . f^'le the bell part ot their Inclines. 
 
 ThcS.il/ci, or 'I'lrnecn huh'es. are under the ili- rj 
 
 _, . , , . - '""■, and in Aia-,'^ 
 
 iipfii the I'purriiig up 'f Nature, and !• revving their '"^k ■■ /\ who rrhdes in t'le Ilie of .\J.i r, and ij not 
 luitful Appctiies to the highelt pu>:h. ' 1 hey d give their oji'V^the S;ipri'mt Jud;;e of all (.aulcs, l.nt likewue the 
 
 • in llllV'Mkllll-V »/» IIIV T'MlllVll I J tllll-llilllhlO) -•till, ~ — ... |>*ii VI iii^^ii ■iiv.>Ml,\ 1, 
 
 the .Men are as vicious as they, tho' indeed they caii'tout- ' Tlic .\ oic/, or 'I'lrnecn Juiljes, ar 
 do them it'thev wonld- Tin Men bend all their thoughts f cliou ot a Supcriour, c.ili'd the I'.iii.lii 
 
 Head 
 
 flUil 
 
 of the Xaiiou'al (;i 
 
 ,h 
 
 II 
 
 e rcceivis 
 
 Appci 
 
 \Vs:..in. 
 lwn.1 ir.vy 
 
 TV- 
 
 vvholc l-.ltates for a /<d-.>' to corroborate droo]iing Na 
 
 tu;v, snd to cnaMe ihein tor rcp:.u.d Adu-iitures. The ''O'" 'he .V;-',-;, Ini does not jafs Sentence wi'.ho'i't :i. 
 I'cats I t I.et.lKry eiini, fs a!! tlK':r DiUourles, and their ^-'''g llie Adwce of to- r or ti e A/, (.cu.-.i;;, i.e. Uoclors 
 Wivfi; or Wholes ;irc their iiilei'arnble Companions, ''•'■"led in die 1 nw, and duets other .Si ienccs ; who are 
 Mrnpeirnnliut after all, 'tis plain ili.it they have not Mettle enough '-niverfaljy honoui'd and n-fpic'lid, there being hut about 
 tutw.jkiy. ,f, (uti'-de their Wives which may be iinpuitd partly to htiten of them in all the "; ./.. r. The Judgment pio- 
 the ternary nundicr of thr r Wives, which makcsaii un- "ounc'd by the .''-wh'm.v may be levers'd by appcahni; to 
 fair odds ; pari'v to the heat r)f tlicClimaie, wtiich ex- ! 'heKuighiiufelf, who upon richOccahoiis ordeis |i,fucc 
 halis th'irSpiiits, and ediaulls their vigour ; partjy to 'o '"•' done I y ||x prniiipal Ofli.ris, th.fe l-einp the Ma-sv 
 then- ennf.miil Bathing, whuh unbends the Nerves and , "•'p^f' c' t hi.- moll important Ati'airs of the State. I:" 
 
 Sii.cws; and partly to the eating of Opium, which I he r.j«i/;.i.c makes a Circuit once a Vear throi'ghT.. 
 palls, clouds and difpirits them. jthcllleot .'m/c, as every Xntbe does in his reljeclivei-i 
 
 The Wiincn aie as cautious in uncovering or men- 1 -''•■<''''''-". and condemns all to be whipt that can't lay tlair 
 tionmg their lirenlts. as rhcy are vv.ili reference to their I Creed and Prayers in the Aiabick Tongue, and coiiltmc 
 lower Parts ; and killing is w.tli ihtm a nicety of the ] fhcin in the M.i.,iii.->i. When lie goes along the Street 
 fimc extent with actual Injovnicni. 1 ho' they are ini-i 'he Women nnirt not (hew theinfehes, for if lie I'picsany 
 pudent to the laft d.-grie, yet the regaid they have for 'Hive.l d, he ordcis ilieir hair to be Ihaven. 
 till ir Parents and Relations {titles it m their prcl'cncc;! ,,''•'•^'1 •'''•'/''"has, belidcs the .V.i>/r/, aCollciftor oftlii; 
 for if a Man talks 3 little pointedly to a Woman before Thing's Revenues, juh.ce 15 dilpens'd in ihc Houfe of 
 any of her Relations, ihcy will rolmt ir lo tar as to pro- 'he .\ !)i .-, or clfc at the l'.v„ii.t,(\ J-Iwiile in J/.i/e j and 
 Ici-ute him at Law, and oblige him to e,wn in Court that, foinetimes, in calesof moment, iiuhe King's I'alacc 
 tic t.ikes them for I'crlons of Honour, iiiilels it t>c th.it 
 he dcclates he did not know of their afiinity 10 the 
 I ady. 
 
 .A Man mutt not enter where a Wuiiian bathes, or is 
 prcient without her (Garment ; for tho ll;e never takes otf 
 the Cloth that lupplies the place of a Petticoat, yet her 
 Bfjfom and Brcafls. aie lilted into the number of tier 
 Privy-parts. VVhcn a Man is inconipanv ot a Wnniaii, 
 if another Man meets tliciii he mtilt nr.t ask if ll;c be his 
 Daughter or Wife, but d Ihe be h - Kinfwoman, and 
 what iltgrce of Attinity or Confrmguimrv !l,c Hands in to 
 him ; for it the Woman be ically the M m'.s Daugliter, 
 and the other asks if the is Irs Wife, he'd take the 
 Qiicftionforaii inlinuation of Incelt. Wh le a Woinan 
 is utulcr her Mcnilrual I'bix, llie nciiher bathis nor ftifts 
 
 her felf ; Ihc does ran Ped with her Husband ; neither 1 The contend iig Parties pleads their own < '.lules : In'ihc 
 does n-.c cat or convcrfe with any U dv ; only ll'.e is al- : bulinels ot Right or Title ihe\ are |udg'd by the l.aw ; 
 lowed to vvaih liirr Mouth and her Hands , and in Allegations of Matter of l-'aift, tht I'l.uiu tf iiiuft 
 
 ihi- Wo:, m As I intimated .above, the V\'oircn feldom ftir abroad I have them attelted by three WiincU'eS, or die the De- 
 ulna; iiiKhi. in the Days, lo that they make all their Vilits at Night, | tendaiu's own Oath will bring him otf. In a Iminiiitiii 
 I'cint; accompany d with a Man who walks b.foic ; and 
 when he fpies anv one approaihing, alls out thrice, f;.,j, 
 i. e. T.ih arc. Upon this Signal the Man betakes him- 
 f.lf to the other tide of the Street, witliout fccming to 
 fee or know the Woman ; nay, if one Woman meers 
 an ther, llie takes to the other lidc of the Way, and 
 does not falii'e her, im'efs lb..: be very iniimately acquain- 
 ted with h.:r. The outer Garc of the Hoiifesbcmg al- 
 ways open till Idcvcn a Clock at Night, at wlii..li time 
 
 Ap- Toui^J 
 n.-i;j-.l 1 ■ 
 
 Rtldll'JIii. 
 
 Ttie Deleiulant is liiiiiiiion'd by Serjeants, call'd D.-- 
 '..liiti, tocrnie before the. Vo/e, by vertue of .1 Ij eciai r/u" 
 Letter or Writ from the .N>v/ j- ; but if he lives out of the .fc . 
 .V:>/'i'sJurildn;fion, he is fiimmon'd by I.eites from tl.c 
 /',./. ./i.;,c, which iii'ovn him to come fiom in\ part of 
 the Kealni to the llland of >'.i/c. 1 he l'.-iu:.i c:. Writ is 
 fcrv'd publickly ipon the Defendant by the C.i.'/e-, or Su- 
 pcriour ot the llland ; and if he docs nor appear at the 
 pl.icc api'oiiirci!, he is not < nly excommunicated and 
 excluded tiom eatiiig or drinking with his Neigh! curs, 
 or couuiig to Church, but leiz'd with nuiii foiee by a 
 Party of Soldici*. 
 
 If cither Pluintlrt'or Defendant lufpccls the paitijlityr-. 1, 
 ot the .N o/r, they have reeouifc to the King, who or-^i ' ' 
 dcrs the Caiife t) be tried beioie unlulpcCted Judges. 
 
 liriiig 
 an Oath, the Judge holds up the 15ook of the Law, and 
 the livideiice is oblig'd to touch it Willi his Hand, and 
 that not fiipcrticially, but to that every i ne may olfcrvc 
 a real Contrad. Whatever is adjudgd to the Plainiiri, 
 a 12th paitof It goes tothe.Serjeani,s, but notliiiig to the 
 Judges. If Women arc call'd in as Witnelfes, thieeof 
 diciii arc reckon'd e.piivalcnt to one Mm. 
 
 Slaves can neithei Witnef^ nor Plead ; and the meiii-y'i 
 eft of them, call'd ///.'ti, have but one Wife, whereas the 
 
 itlt 
 
r I '01 bf 
 
 M. He la ValV ^oy^^^e totk Eaft- Indies. 2^7 
 
 rtll .ire allowed thtcc liySl.ivf;, they umlcrft.iiiil fuch I'imI, i'. c tlic iiriprfninii nf hisN.imc in AiuMcIc innrl- 
 (iiily n vnliiiit.inly (I'll ihcmlclvcs, or are lin(wrtoJ j< vi'ii niiSi.'vci ; ihi' Scfotiry i.AU'ii Ci'im. ^^. 1 liirc 
 M«\cs Horn I'dreignpLicrs ; for a .SliipwraikM llr.in7,ci.l''*'fiiws have, klilo!, the Kent', of cfrr.iiii lllutitlj ,ill>i- 
 th»t waj not a Slave Nforcthat iiiijlortiiiu', coiitiniKs ml "J tliein, tlie Kind's Km- for their Provilieii, which IJ 
 ilie inioyincnt of liis likrry. Thr pujiiilmicnt for be.it :'R'«t honour allow'd fkowifi to the Soliljirs) ind liic 
 ini< a Slave, is the half at' wh.it they iiilli.;k fur Iieatiii}!J l'"ll of the Shij'i th:it Tiatliik to the MdM^ti. 1 lie ,'; ', 'JJ" '' 
 a rrecmaii. I^'ffia'rs and .ScjIiIhts ire lo imuh tltcctiiM, that :t No-nVi /i •''', 
 
 All Infolvctit Debtor IS olilii'.'d to become aSctv.in' to' ''feniaii is tKit relpeikcd uiilel* In be an Ofliur ; .ind a '* 
 
 his Creditor, but not a Sl.ive ; and lieaiid his Chil.lren ^leiitleiiian will h.irJIy ji.ifs lor liith, without lie be. lilted 
 
 imo the Kind's Sir 
 
 flfltPl 
 
 
 PsHTfliti 
 
 uSfT'i': 
 IVnilU'- 
 
 tot 
 
 alter hini, roiitiniies iii ilicSc rviic tib the Del t i« work d 
 OIK. If he thinks hiinlt f ill ii<'d, he iniy luiihiinrell 
 ovir to another Malki, who layi down tlie .Money due 
 to the t(>tmer. 
 
 Il a M.in be nuiidei d. In. Wife can't phife.ute the 
 i.Malel'.i;!b)r, but the |iidt:e ol.ln^es him to iii.iintain her 
 (hildreii, and biiiii> ihem ii|' to a Tr.i.le, till rhev are 
 cif Age i at wliiili tiire ih' y are <|ii\l fy'd either t.j for- 
 give or prof cute the iiiuvderer, loi ilu St.ite takes no 
 loRuizaiue ol ?erloiiai iii)uries, iiii'dsthe l'jniisai;);ric- 
 ved compliiiiof them. 
 
 The ordinary punilhinem of Criiniiu's is whifping, 
 whuh iii.leed is very H . ere, and frci|iieiitly m- it.tl; but 
 in liinic Cafes they are bairih'd to tiio ,Si uhein defart 
 lllaiuls, and in otliers they are dooiii'd td the iiiunl.irioii 
 of a principal Member. I he ^^'hps are made of thongs 
 ff thick lea'hci, whuh are a failuin king, two hiigcrs 
 thick, and four fingers bruid ; hve or lix of ihem Scinci 
 
 The Kings Ijiiards tunlill of 6 Cniiipani's of jou 
 Mill ;ipie .•, (ij.mii.inded by ih" aiuu'it CounlelloM 
 call'd AI/„„//,. liefidcb Ihe'i , th'ie are t n larget.oin- 
 paniei coinniindid by ten of the (Ji.indec! tf lieC uiiii- 
 try, which fecve ihe Kiny rmr ui lighting, bi t in the 
 l-Jiichiiig of Ship*, biiildiiip of I'al.ices, and fmh .jtlur 
 work,, being call'd to«tJicr by the found ,^^' a LI. II. In 
 five of thefe Comp.ii.ics nonelm CJcntlciiun .iic ic^eiv d, 
 but the other (i»c tnkc in the Cdiniunii I'n.plc. Slave.« 
 are always e.tilidcd. a, vsill as tliofe who work in a 
 Mechanical mean w.iy, as ijie drcirmg of Coco trees, 
 (st, and particulail) I'm has la ee others, or cannot rc.id 
 iiur write. Wlioeur is lilted a Scldicr, pays tsvenry 
 Ltjvins tothi King, and forty to be diltnbuted amon^ 
 the Coitipanv in whi h he is to fer e. 'lo conduile, all 
 OIHccs are lioiighi of the King, and much coveted by 
 realbn of the Honour, .Authority and I'owcr that attends 
 
 III- 
 
 fdleii'dtigeiher in a wooden handle. W'iiipp iig is the, '''em ; but the Perlbns iinrlted with tlicic Officcii lait 
 
 run 'l.meiii of .Sodomy, liKeft, Adultery. Per|ury, aiu 
 K.ipcs ; I'liit o\cr and above that punithinenr, an .Adul 
 tcrcfb ha-, her hair cut olf; a per|ur d Ci iniinal pay.s a ['C 
 
 t-»p,iij 
 
 t!,ih 
 
 i VjW < 
 
 |»»lT,l:kl 
 
 i K^lciTcr, 
 
 neither fell nor lelign thini 
 
 The Illaiiders having but one Nime, fuch .is Mihomtf, '^'}' '^™" 
 
 ciini.iry Mulill fur the lieiiefit of the I'uor ; a'li.l' a K.a- 'their Stations^ as N bi.', I'lebi laii, ^.. .idded to their 
 
 vilhcr IS obhg'd to give a Dowry to the iniiird Woman. iNattie, and It.nietiincs by the addition of the Ifland in 
 
 The flealing of any thing of value is p.inilhd with thc'^^h''-b they live. 
 
 Iu(s cf a Hand, and the dilobcying of the Law with! 'he Royal l'ala.:c is of Sioncone Ibiry high, an.l has J^' *'".■' 
 
 piibh'.k Penance i for they are of the C^pmion, they can! •• Kf"t many rinc Apartmenir., tho' wiihon' liie 'Jrna- 
 
 ncver c.'ine at Paradife without latisfyiiig the demands'f'^enH of Aidiitedure. "I'l^ lurrornd.d with (j ird.in, Foiinvinii.r 
 
 of I'le Law. The Sentences pro ioiin..'d by the Judge, '" which there arc ;;reat Fountains and Ciitcrnsof \Va-*i*'''e 
 
 arc executed by the Serjeants, for they have no Haiig-|"^r wall'd in, and pavd with pie:u liiioi th itorcs, and 
 
 man or publick Excciit oners. 'I'ho' Death is by Law Suatded contiiiuall. to hiiMlr People from wail.iiig in 
 
 iii.M.i'd upon Hoiuiciile, tliey never condemn a Prifoncr tbein, as being fcferv'd for the King and (iieei.'s iblc 
 
 lo die uiilefs the King exprclh requires it, which fel- 1 iJfe. The PaLnc is <Jiv4deJ into feveral Ccnrts, each 
 
 tiom happens ; and when it dues, the King fends his own o- which has a Well in the middie g.r.iir,.'.! w.ih fair 
 
 Soldiers to execute- the Senteme lor he refervcstherow- white Itones ; and in one of thcfe Conns the Kine. has 
 
 ct of Lite and Death to 111 nilelf alone, where.is the in- two Magazines, one for Ordnaii c, and il.c utiicr for 
 
 fliclini; of other piinilhniems lies in the hinds of the 'Ammunition, At the Pal.ve-ga:e there':, a Guard- 
 
 Ju.lccs. Their tendernefs m not fentcii.ing Criminals Houle, with many pieces of Ordnance, an.i other .Arms. 
 
 to die, is groun.led upon the Plea of not difpeop!ing the |The Portal is made like a Iquare Tower, ana on Feftival- 
 
 Ciuntry, there being lo grcar .i number of Criminals 'day,s the Muficians ling and play upon ilu tup of it. 
 
 wlidfc j.ill demerit is Death. When the King is Perlo- |l'allingon from the Gate you come tirfl to .i Hail, whercJ^K"'" 
 
 rally offended, he makes the Criminal be on the ground the Soldiers Wait ; then to anoiher great Hall, where 
 
 fl.u upon his lielly, his Anns and Legs being hcht by I'lic Noblemen and Geirlemcn aiten.!, foi none but the 
 
 fjurAlen, whili! his Back is fonndly tiiralh d with afl;7i- j^fficcrs of the Houllioid, witli the King aid Qiecn's 
 
 ,C:.'.' Cane call'd Har.w, which takes otl' the Skin, and 'Slaves or Servants, are allow'd to go farther. The floor 
 
 leaves a perpetual mark. |of thefe Halls is rais'd three toot'fium the grcuiid, to 
 
 NcuherlndiChiients, Depolitioiis, nor Sentences, are avoid the Ants, being nently boarded with well- plain'J 
 '•p.'.t in writing, as being ail very Ihort ; nay, in Civil Wood, and cover d with a fun of parti-.olour'd .Mats 
 Maticrsthc Alleg.itions are never written, unlels it be in |wlii' h iliev make in thcle lllands, aid wli.^li have fevc- 
 a Suit for a Laml, Inheritance, oi Coco-trees, which ral Charattfers, and other bigiir.s, w.uk'd Uj'on them, 
 arcrctkon'd inunoveable, then indeed the Judges give I The Walls are h'lng with lilk I'ai'ellry, a> well as the 
 I ct:crsh'ald with Ink (Wax tlicN do not niejfor an Hvi- jCciling, which has pretty Ft iiiges hanging r. und it. 
 ilcn.eot the Perlon'i Right to be tranlmitted to Pofle- 1 The Noblemen lit down crofs-legg'd on ti;e Mat> which 
 'ity. Icovcrthe floor of the Hall, oblcrving nKi:ly the order of 
 
 The Inhabitants of this Country rank'd m four Oaf- 1 their Dignities. The Geniry < f the llle of ,\M.,-, and 
 li's. namely the Royal Faniilv ; Pctlbns inverted witli the crdiiiary Courtiers, who are oblig'd t i filute the 
 -. . . .. King every day after Noon, lit man outer l-Inll till the 
 
 I 
 
 Dignities and Offices ; the Nobility or Gentry ; and the 
 Common People. The third rank is diltinguilli'd from 
 die toiinh by their Birth ; and the diftinftioii is fo nice- 
 ly kept up, that the latter dare not fit in the preleiKC 
 "i the lurmcr. If a roble Woman marries a Plebeian, 
 Il.c retains her rank, and upon her account the Children 
 lie reckon'd Noble. But .\ Woman of the lowelt Fo^ni 
 fau'i ennoble her felf by marrying a Nobleman. Ik-licles 
 '•10 Noblc< b', Ihrrh, ilierr ate fomc ennobled by the 
 ^i",g, who upon fuch Occalions gives them letters, in- 
 tilling them to that Privilege, an.'l fends an Of!i,;er round 
 bi-Knj'i '™ 'Hand to make pnblicaiion of tlie promotion. The 
 y[iii,rii|.jfiiit rank comprchciils the King, ca'fd K-Vf"^" ; 'he 
 Qiiccncalld /(.vi-.y.i;,/.;?,,? ; the' Princes and Prinoeflcs 
 of the Blood call'd ('4.'.i«j and ''n»cn,i^ ; and a'.l who 
 arc del'cended of the King's Predecelliirs. 'Hie next 
 ■'tation is allotted to the great Officers of the- Kingdom ; 
 partieiilarly to the.Q;ij',.i;;«f, or the King's i.icutenant- 
 Ccncral, who commands in the King's abfencc ; the 
 
 liu,t 
 
 who 
 
 - always attends the King's Pcrfon as 
 
 chief Counfellor ; the I'/.im;.:;, who takes care of all 
 Itrangcrs, and takes the Rudder off all the Ships that 
 ariive, f t fear they ll.oiild let Sail wuliout takin-; leave ; 
 theGencral of their TorLCs .ali'd OoimvM;; ; the AJaii- 
 p.ii or Chancellor, who atlixes tj all Letters the King' 
 
 King comes forth. The Gentry of the other lllands 
 come likewile to wait upon the KIngjn the fame man- 
 ner, and always bring Prefents with them ; fr no body 
 falutes the King without one. The Chambers and inner cfurabut. 
 Apariments are hung with lilk rapeftiV, and inruh'd 
 with gold flov.'crs and branches of di'ersc. lo is. Theacdi. 
 Beds in the Palace, and th fc of .all the greai M. n, are 
 hung with Cords upon a Beam hipportcd b. t»i;riilars; 
 and fo the Perfon is rock d .iIKpj). 'Tis ufu.il among the 
 better fo.t of People to make thc'ir Scr ants move and 
 chafe their B idics when they lie dov;n, and to give llicm 
 little flaps or gentle blows with bo h their hands, upon 
 the apprehenhoM that it promotes Sleep, and expels the 
 Spleen. 
 
 Commonly the King is Clnali'd wuli a hue wliitc^'J^i^"'t'' 
 
 Robe or Coat of Cotioii, reaching to the Liirdle, or a' 
 
 little lower, with white and flue Fxlgings, and made 
 
 faft before with maffy gold Buttons. 1 hen he has a 
 
 piece of red imbroider'd Tapeflry, reaching from the 
 
 Girdle to the Heels, and girded w.th a long lat^c Girdle 
 
 of Silk fringed with Gold, and a g.cat Chain of Gold 
 
 before, upon which there hangs a large jewel as Li,2 as 
 
 ii-j one's fift, of die hnclk and mod ptccious Stones. He 
 
 ,'s| wears Ijkcwife a Knife made alter the falbion of the 
 
 Mm* Cciirtry, 
 
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268 
 
 M, De la Val^ Voyage to the Eaft- Indies- 
 
 Lib 1(, 
 
 PL. 
 
 1 
 
 
 HtltO!.-!!'.! 
 
 t'.ir Mith<- 
 nick Alls 
 
 Hi.r.i'ici 
 
 i:icTinipli 
 
 
 1 -i!- 
 
 * 
 
 Country, only 'tl« richfr thin orihrwry, I'pon liiiHcivl 
 ho h.i» a C^p of S^Jilii, that I loth luirig Co much 
 cfta'iii'il in ilui t'oiiii'iv iliAt none hiit the King nmft 
 WLMr it. Thi^ Cip i« 1.1 M with GoM, »iul hai on thr 
 jnii 1 r it a prca' polil Bimon with a pm mm Stone. 
 The (ir.indinand Solilii'M wear ihcir hair lon;<, hut the 
 King li.is hi^ HiMil Ihai'il every Week. Hi* l.epi are 
 nakul, .liur ilu t'llhiiin of the(!oiintry ; an>! hn Feet 
 are eover'd xviih Slii'i'Cfi of jiilt Copper, imporlei! 
 firin / t.'//i, ,niil mule hkr S.iniLiN, whh h none aro 
 allow'il to we.ir 1 iit ilie (Queens, anil «% I'riivrC n oI ilit 
 Hi'Val niooil. 
 
 When the King poes ahroad, the >'hicf mar.. ■ ' Ma- 
 ')elh iil'nir liini i.s a while X '»\l>rt\l.\, whioh noP'.- ur al- 
 jow'il ID iifi \\\\ llr.iiif'er", who may h.ive < ..'.'y 
 
 will. ll|v>n thi' lame (). ealion he h.iMhrec l\igr< near 
 hi* I'erf.n, one c.Triv inp a Kan, another his ,Swoi\l \\\\ 
 liiirkler, anil'he thiril a |i<>x full of /l.ffi-/ ami .i.riju.i, 
 w hi.h Ik' 1 hews every hcnir. He is hkcwilc ittenilcil hy 
 a Do.'tur of I aw, wlio nails in his pnfen^e, anil pnts 
 him Dimintlot Relijiioii. This King iluc^ not piirfiic 
 the Diveifions of ijoinj; .aliruail, anil rtftiini{ .is his I're- 
 iheelliirs w^-re wont to i|o, hut mews hiinfelf up in his 
 Palace, .md fpeiuts his time mC^areirmp hisQiiien, pi- 
 vini; .•Niiili -nee to his dniniers, ami feeini; a prcat many [ 
 Ma'h.tnicks ami .^|•tlfK^•rs work ; for he keeps in hisPa- 
 la.-c l'amtcr«,(iolilfiii|tli'-,InibroiiUrers, (Sutlers, joy iier^, 
 liirnrr^, ArniouriTS, i:>'f. and limls them work. Niy,' 
 he vvijiks freqnciuly ksitli Ins own haiiiK, anil aicoiinrs 
 II a lin to be iiile. He i^ .i Man of a lively ijtiuk appre- : 
 hi'nlion, and very curiims to learn Meeh.inuk 1 rules. 
 He iiinnrapes all ftranpeiith.it praiftifc .^rrs unknown j 
 to his I'eople, an 1 makis imiuiry after thole that excel in 
 their way. 
 
 t)ii l-'ii.liys he goes in preat Pomp to the Temple, he- ' 
 inp attinilcd hy h's (oiants, (iWitilUng oF i ou Men) ami 
 his onhiiary Officers, with the apreeahlc Mulitk nt 
 Drums, Hiitcsan.l Trumpets. .After Service is over, hcj 
 returns with the lame Retinue, the Soldiers Icapinp all 
 alonp to the found of the Mnlick, and ftrikinp with | 
 their Swords on one another s Biu klers, »nd that in fiich i 
 a fiiccellivo ni:inner as to avoidconfiilioM. He is Jike-' 
 wife attdu'.ed m his return from Church by all the Peo- 
 f Ic of the lllaiiil, and rcpalcs with a Dinner the I'.n.ii:-' 
 /j'v, Ni>/f , C ::!!■(■', M'liiilirii, (icnti Ticii and .Soldiers. 
 Afcr Dinner he he.irs Caufcs, and adniiniftas Jiifticc. 
 Thefc lll.inds affoiding neither Horfe nor Beall, tlieKinp 
 walkj .ibroad on fiwr, unlcfs he be carry'd in a Chair 
 upon Slaves ihoulders ; which happens but fcKlom, for 
 he is a brasviiy ftrong Man, and chules rather to go on 
 foot. In Ipeakinp lo the King ot Queen, or rothcPrin- 
 tes of the Royal Blood, and in Ipeakinp of them, they 
 have peculiar exprcdions that they dare not ipply to 
 others ; a.s when they lay of another Man /■<• n .'//iV/i, in 
 talking of the King they fjy 'i- lakri hit rrll. 
 tiH mill 1 f The Queens wear the fame (on of Habit with the 
 the fiicim. ether M^i/.i'iWi Women, only their Cl.iaths are ri.-hcr. 
 The Noblemen's ladies and Daughters are oblig'd to 
 wait upon them every evening ; and when the Queens 
 go abroad, (which happens but very I'cldoiii) all the 
 Women in the Illand run to meet them in their refpc- 
 (ftive DiftriiSs with Prefents of Flowers and Fruits, the 
 She-Sla\es giving notice at a great dittance before them 
 for all Men to get out of the way. I Jpou that occalion. 
 four great ladies carry over the Qjiceii's Head a Veil of 
 white Silk rc.iching to the ground ; 1 1 that (he is not 
 . fccn. The Queens bathe frequently in the .Sea, as well 
 l„^/l,'JJj,'^., as the other Women ; fucli being the Ciiftom of the 
 Country, which they reckon very conducive to health. 
 For t'lis end they have an Inclnfurc in the .Sea, cover d 
 with Cotrnn Cloth, and upon the Ihore a little Houfc, 
 with a fiell' water Bath, which they tife as thev cornel 
 out of the .Sea. Daylight is never fern in the Queen's 
 ChambiTs, or thofe of the ladies of (Jiiahty, tor their 
 only light is I amps burning rontimially. And the place 
 of the Room where they iifually retire, is block'd up 
 with four or five rows of Tapeftry, the innermod of 
 which neither Man nor Woman dares to pnl! up with- 
 out coughing or hcnuninpfirft, and telling who they arc. 
 When they undrefs, tliey pull oft" onh their Robe, for 
 neither Man nor Woman in the \1.tl,ihrs dares to throw 
 off the Cloth that fiirrounds their middle. 
 
 As for the King's Revenue, he has many lllamls of 
 Crown-l.ands, behdes a fifth part of all theGrain and 
 Fruiis of the Country, and a lax of dry'd Fifli, Shells 
 call'd linh, and (Jorils of Cocoes, which he lays upon 
 them according to their circiimltanccs ; for he has no 
 Taxes paid him in Money, abating for what is paid as a 
 Purchafe for Titles and Offices, or for Licenfes to wear 
 fine .Apparel. He obliges his People to make him every 
 
 iif Kinf 
 k ;vkliai'. 
 
 Yeai as much Cotttn.C:ioih as Cloaihs hlbScilditu, f , 
 he gives them tlo.ilhi as well as I'ay. Hw lUsuitie i.t 
 tiiither inlarg'd by his CLuiii lo iheCiiids Mii|ort(.illy 
 Shipping ; for j Ship no lootitt arri\«s than thrlUviieu 
 repiii III him, and give Inni an ninniit of their Cari;ii, 
 out ot which he rakes what In pUafi.s ai low Kates, ami 
 obliges Ins Siib|ids lo lake ii til hilii .igain at wli.ii 
 Prici; hepleales, by way if exihaiifii- lor Ii'kIi tlitmi, ,], 
 he svants ; oftentimes lie fin out Shij's laden wiili ih,,. 
 (.ommodities I'f his ownt oiiiiir). All sviei k lonndon 
 the Se.i ihotc is iiniiledi.Kely bioiight to ilii King, foi 
 no.Subicd darij to keep it ; im more than Amlictgrefle, 
 i.ill'dhy the M.il.lun.i (,' »i,/,, wliKh is niore pliniitui 
 here ihan in any part of the li.Jin, and svhi, h is fo im 
 rowly lookil altei, that whnevct appropriates it \,i hh 
 own ule loirs a Haiul. Iiia woiil, whaievcrthe.Scacalts 
 upon the Ihore is the Kings , p.ntii ularly, a fmt of Si.|. 
 Nuts call d I'.iK, /.,(-. f, as big as a Man's Head, whuh''' 
 they fancy to grow upon I'rccs nmler water. 'I he /'■.- 
 '/'i;»r/< call thciiiC.s.i nf the KU'.i.irt , 'tis iilid ill Phi- 
 lick, and is very dear, 'llicir Money is Silver only, am! i 
 but uf one Ibrt. called I r.iint. However, all (Joldand 
 Silver IS lurrent here by weight, as 'tis all over the (k 
 i/ip;; betiire they take it 'tis try 'd in the fire, and everv 
 Man keeps Weights for that piirj'ofe. There's a fitt of 
 MiTj) t.amed cyiln, relembliiig lin, niikh efleein'd in 
 th'/»;/i»i, but 'tis nor uirrent here. Iron-money pafc 
 no ivhcre in the lii,iiei, but in the Dominions of the I'rincc 
 that Oiiiiiil It. Having but one fort of Coin, iluy ate 
 lorc'd to I in it, by which they lolc the I2'h pair. In- 
 (tead of liiiallcr Coiiii, iluy ule loiiKtimc Shells, nccn 
 of whii h makes a /«,;„, and a I. mm is worth .about 
 eight W/, luing long like one's finger, and much folded. 
 The King's Name islet upon thefe in .h(iili\ letter*. 
 'I heir Cold and Silver is all Imported Irom abroul, but 
 in their own Markets they often Baiter one thing tot 
 another. 
 
 I he MnlJnei arc well ficiiuentcd svith Mirdiailts iThru 
 the C;ommodities they fend abroad are chiifly the iVn;,'"' >■ 
 with whi.h they lade abme \a<. Ships Yearly. Ol'thii 
 theCordape is made that lerves all the Ships of ArMIn, 
 .yinl.'b.v, and all the Imlirs ; they make alfo Oil and 
 Honey of that Tree, and by weaving the leases of tin 
 I rec make Sails. Tlicy vend alio li'ttle Shells that cen- 
 twi a Cicaiire in them as great as the mil of one's little 
 ringer, wh tc, very fmooih and glittering. They f,l!i 
 for them ! it twice a Month ; three days before, aril 
 three days iftcr the New Moon, and fo before and al- 
 ter the Fu I. The Women gather them in the Sands and 
 Flarsof tl ;• Sea, itanding up to the middle in water 
 Thcle go only to Henj^uln, the Inhabitants of whiih 
 citccm theii fo much, that I have feen thirty ot forty 
 Ships laden,wi hour any other Coininodity bound thiihtr. 
 Tho' in Hi-H^.i// they have enough of (ther Metals, v' 
 thefeShells pafs there as Money, and the King and No- 
 blemen hoard up vaft quantities of them, accounting it 
 part of their Tieafurc. They give twenty Meafures ol 
 Rice for a Fanlcl of Slul|s,each Fardel containing ilccc 
 They have bclides thcle a fort of Tortoile-lliel!s naniid 
 Canite, which is black and Imootb, nid lias many natu- 
 ral figures ; 'tis found no where but iiere, and in the 
 I'hilippiwt, and goes otf belt in iawl'^r,:. Here they 
 make fine Reed-'Matts, and Cloatlis ot Cotton and 
 Silk. 
 
 In exchange the Merchants inipon feme Ccrton ard„ 
 .Silk Cloaths, a fort of Oil, Arecijnr., Iron and Steel,, r' 
 Spices, Porcclane; and, in (liort, hII the Neiellariesnt 
 Life, and yet every thing is cheap, becanl'e of the min;- 
 bcr and frequency of Ships. They import all their Cold 
 and Silver, which they never fend out again, but lay it 
 up among their Wives Jewels as then ihief Trcafure. 
 
 To return to our Author, who purfuant to the fore-i^ 
 going account wasPrifoiKi in iW MnUiiti, hedrcain'd''",,''^ 
 he was let at liberty, and as linon as he awaked made aof, ' 
 Vow to undertake a X'oyage to St. ^ima ot Cnllicia. to 
 give Ciod tlinnka if it io hajipen'd. Two days after. 
 News came of the approach of 1 6 Callics ; upon which, 
 the King order'd svhat Shipping he hail to 1h' pot ready, 
 but the Fncmy were in fight e'er it could be done. So 
 imbaiking his bcft Goods, he thought to (ave himlelf and 
 Women in the Southern Ifles ; his haltesvas lb great, he 
 was fbrc'd to leave his Anns and Ammunition behmd. 
 But the Wind failing, the Enemy fcnr eight Gallics ahci tvK i 
 him, ill an Engagement with which the King was llain.i-t 
 and his Wives and Goods taken. The other eight put 
 into the Land, and our Autho.- furrender'd hinilelt info 
 their hands. They flaid till they laded their Galliis 
 with the Booty, and loo or i2o pieces of Ordnance it 
 their departure ; they lett all Ixdiind at liberty, except 
 the chief Qiiccn'sBrotl)cr,aiid ihe King's Biothcr-in-1 aw 
 
 I mult 
 
 \.i ri>" ! iTiiift nri 
 
 ■* »'« Author left « 
 
 '"•"' Million of M 
 
 the '.'fit H\' 
 
 but having us' 
 
 ,i(.i/ei li- 
 
 r.tiMby 
 
 'Brief Ci 
 
 gild 
 
 Vifio 
 
 IN the Y. 
 lied the I 
 I an led I 
 liitnurly 
 tide, and latm 
 ri. cud a (iilli 
 pals'd, but cliM 
 Wares were c. 
 Pi-lf, MotcC'Oy t 
 lanyiiiR the In 
 111'.' the Cffr 0/ 
 Sc.l. 
 
 In IJ44. whi 
 
 '■mie Ic Ctnl.i wi 
 
 :S dej'r. of N> 
 
 iiimiiinnly kiio 
 
 .Alwiit this t 
 owing to the M 
 who lading fro 
 driven by a I'ei 
 with foiue of h 
 Men in the Shi 
 Wum.in died, f 
 on her Tomli h 
 their coijiiiip th 
 out of one Trci 
 the Goad of , 
 A<*-ij, among ^ 
 ciiuc there, pn 
 and his Men to 
 
 In tlic Year 
 Calilr, upon tf 
 mmiy of fr.tMc 
 au.l the preat (' 
 ver'd the Cnn.ti, 
 
 In 1415. Kii 
 
 i);it> with hii three 
 
 great City of C 
 
 of Nonh latitu 
 
 In 1417. K 
 
 ''."■''" '"'pnuted to Mc 
 
 ' " Cffunncs with 
 
 with a good Al 
 
 they built a Ca 
 
 and other Com 
 
 Tv Mir.j ■'" '418. I'oi 
 
 ir.raigitiby'hird.Son, fail'i 
 led S.iiiti', wlic 
 that, in 141-. 
 where they fou 
 ni.tii. 
 ,„,„„j. Ini41i.ihc 
 >inioj,wi» by lope l-.u^cni 
 
 IllicKopc. >«(,,, lyin.^ ill 
 T',,,r»;,m™ raw fl'elh, 
 i'.iiM,,iii Commodities 
 '■■"■Ji '"and certain Uin 
 f<,vs.„,/.i I'l 1444. th 
 'cit (ul.M. nni-i, who hai: 
 and went 10 am 
 and found the ( 
 In 1441. the 
 Tiiit.iii in one, ; 
 C'/i/)" liLui'o in J 
 to inform Don 
 were aftcrwanli 
 with curled han 
 caird /(I'o (Ic U, , 
 ;r In 1446. one 
 ioJ Hm^in, bctwcci 
 
 riiijfjf ■ .l.f. 
 
 Hlfcrt/.r. 
 
 •. ill 1:1 
 .iWri. 
 
 C^lfl JKI. 
 
 /.,• it 
 
 *iylj. 
 
 rlvn 
 
 '■'"''"" taken fomc Ne| 
 
 MjYcrcJ. 
 
 il i 
 
'Brief ColleFliont of f^oja^es, &c* 
 
 2'6f 
 
 IT"' I itiiiH nn tiii;cr to an^imiir you, ihit wlirn thu 
 ■*'"• Aiiihi't Ict'c «'i;m/.', the rh let' Kiili< iliirc W4s r.iilinit » 
 
 ''■'" Million of Men, ,iiul ti'M thoufirul V.lcphann, .ooppofc 
 ilu-i.'i-ii M'fiil, \*lio liJil prntlaiiiut War ii^ainft nini i 
 Ixit having uVd our Aiuhot only in rcUtion to ihc M<</- 
 
 liivii, I've iiiiiitti'J hu pilCiui' liDin tliciKc to Uti^.il.i^ 
 iinr nfril I now mentiiiii Jk- p,itticiil«r> of his iciiirn 
 Iroiii ihii place homew^rdt. 
 
 I /'. ««,/ ./ IV U Vil'j yoyttf, '0 th- liift Indict. 
 
 'Bmf CollcclwHf of Voyagci, chicfiy of Spaniards and Porfu- 
 guele, iak^n out of Anthony Galvano'x Bool^ of the 
 Vifiovcrics of the U orld. Tublijhed by I'urchas. 
 
 )ii 
 
 ,.,:,M1,, 
 
 IN the Year \-\tir. iliu Soldan of Ciim tomman- 
 lUil iju' llniKs »n>l Mcuh.uuliie of M(/m to be 
 uriu'il iliroiiRli tlu: i<o>l Se4, .is ihcy hadluiii 
 I'liriiurly , iliry wcr^- \inlaili'il on the .iifh.in 
 iuW, .liiil unieil liy ihc I'llijriiiH to Men.i. lujil'iliitc 
 n cn'il .1 Ciiltom lor thini thruUv,h whole Country they 
 ythW, Imii iliitlly ihi .Solil.ii^ of C.ii.n, frotii whence liie 
 W«rc» were cirrieil ituo /.,i;V'. '>'''■'. ■'/""'. T:i»ii, 
 p.^, Meifc.o, 8«-. Anil iliis Wis ilic lomnion way ct 
 UiiyiiiR the liiM III I)riijis ""til the ['."tuf^uel-, by turn- 
 111.1 ihc C/-/-I* "/ Gi'o.l lldi'c, brought them to liilon [<) 
 
 Sci. 
 In 1 144. when I'ttfr t\w I'lnriii wis King ot .hfAmi, 
 '■(Htc Vf Cf'./i went to rnnijiier the ('dniri'-t, lyinR in the 
 iS ilej'r. of Ncnh lat. whereby thite Illcn came to be 
 iiimiiinnly known i\\ i:ur'<f>r, .mil Ipecially In Spun 
 
 Alwut this rime the firft Difcovery ol M.i.lnn was 
 owiiinto '.he Misloriiineol' one KUch^m an l-.nyjip.'in.w, 
 who iiiiilng from l.n^hwl to Spain with .i Wonun, was 
 ilrueii I7 a Tcnipell upon ihar IlLinJ, where lie lanclcJ 
 wiih foiiicof hisCoinpanv, aiul was left k-hliul by the 
 .Men in the Ship, who weiphM ainl put to Sea. Ihc 
 Woman died, ti>r whom he biiili a Chapel, aiulengravd 
 on lur Tomli her Name and Ins, wnn tUc occafion of 
 their coining ihither. Afier this he m.ade a filial! Boat 
 (lilt of one 'l'rcc,and vennii'd with his Men to tail along 
 the Coall of .// if^, withovii Sail or Oars: And the 
 
 Cift yiijt in 14 degrees, where he let upon the I and i 
 Crofs of Wood. 
 
 In 1 447. one I, ilhn pafj'd fAfe IcrHc and /('o G'amie, Hit UimiIi. 
 and Weill to another Cape lying in ii degicej North 
 latitude. 
 
 In 1441;. Don llemy went to dwell In the //^oir, by .^"rMiuft 
 whom was difcovei d the Coalt of W/i/ivi from C.i/ic N'oii '"''■''"'"'• 
 to the Mounrajn Siena Leoti.i, In 8 dcyr. of latitude 
 
 In 14^8. Oon Alfutil'i, Kiiiji of I'oiiufn', went Into .<''wcr u. 
 Atiii.i, and took the lown rik.uer ■ And in 14:'!. lie ^"' 
 built the Calkle of Aif^iiin, and appointed Mcii.lc^ his 
 {ioveiiioiir there. 
 
 In 14^9. the King of l'o,tiii>Ai let out the Traile of ''"''"^ '""■'' 
 f. 111119 tj OIK (.v»Hi',', for % \ears, for 200000 Keyc;i a '■"'""• 
 Year, i.r. t]'ii- I?'. ';;■/. half-pinny /;^,i;/.y'' Money, 
 upon condition thai be llioiilii dill o\er eviiy Year It" ,. 
 
 Icague.1. In 1470. this King went into .ifi..:, and I'li^'ii'ruu-: 
 took the Town of /(,•;/,(, and the City of 7',i«i;i -. 
 
 In 1.171. 7"/j« //<<•'/ ;ind .Si ,.,-, found ihe'M.ne lnTlitinf<,/f 
 S degrees of lat. and the iic«t Yi ir .1^ Pm dilrmerd the ''•'. ''' ^"■ 
 llland IMW cali'd after his Name. About this time Sc 
 
 •Ml. ..n I Vit 
 
 Pnnc ji. 
 
 i^iSiitl.i 
 
 f«i).' Ilk)- 
 
 ^1/fi^.i dilcover'd the illands St. licmai and ,irl I'ni.api; 
 lying under the Line of the (irin Land as far as (.'.i/.,-, 
 SMtr.C^ir.uiiiA, lying in J dcgr. South lat. in winch is '■'"'"• '^'"C 
 the Kingdom of Ueiiw. """• 
 
 In 1434. King yo'jH II. fnt out f.Vi",\ who went to ""'• '''***• 
 
 the River of (011;^ m 7 or 8 degr. South lat. and fn in 
 
 M'y", .inioni; ssb' in he came, wondering miich how he j thence to the Tropick ot ( .i;>'ii .», filling up Pillars of 
 
 came there, prcfciited him to the Kini;, who lent hiin Stone In both placij : He return'il 10 the King of Co;/;;o, 
 
 an.l his Men to djlilr. ' who fent an hniballador to I'l.nif/I. 
 
 ,f In tlic S'cat HiJj. in the Rcigll of /lcm).Ill.Kingof, In 1487. King ;^i>/;h lent /V.Ao -ic Ci)W//,m todlfcOvcr 
 
 Cidilf, upon the Information svhith MAikim gave ilicni, | liuiin over l.jnd, who went out in .»/,?v, and took Mi'p- 'cmV"^''', 
 miiiy of FrAnct iwdC.iJIile went to ilU'cover this lll.ind ping at K.iplci the I'ame Year, and went to the Ille of i-t. ' 
 aii.i the great C.i'i.i;, who fceni to lit the tirif that diko- Hjw.lci ; and from tlu me to '^Irwuidii^, and lo to Cairo, 
 vcr'd the Can.viii, and landed in them. and the Haven of Ji/ji, In the company of the Caiav.niJ. 
 
 Ini4i5. King 7f"'''i I. of I'-un/j/i/ went from /.m/'wi Again he took Shipplni; at the /(;•,/- Vcf, and wi nt to the 
 all liii three Sons, and other Nobles, and i<xik the Cityot //./ew, and tioin thence to Ctiimiv, and Ciltcn:, 
 
 grcar City of Cciitj, which lies iKtwcen 35 and 36 degr. 
 of North latitude. 
 In 1417. King 'J'llti II. and his Mother Kutlfrinr 
 
 and came back again to (io.i ; from wheike he I'ail'd un- 
 to Sot'jl,-, on the Coalf of /ifri.n, in jo degrees South 
 lat to fee the famous Mines there. And from Vi/x,: he 
 praiitfd to Monfieur Rciahcoui the (Jovernment of the iturn'd back to MofAml/i.j,..-, and 10 the Cities of fJjiHu.i, 
 O'MMfj with the Title of King: Whither he went I H.";/'^-.i and .W.//«./c, iiiiiil he came w /Urn, and lia- 
 
 ', nil 
 
 .tlllirj. 
 
 IW(1 
 
 :>f4t* 
 
 with a good Army, and conquer'd i./rri.c/o/.i, .Scs. where 
 they buih a Caflle ol Stone, and lent home Wax, Hideii, 
 aiKt other Coinmodities. 
 ,^, ^^^ In 1418. fome Cniulciiicn fent by Hcnr; the King's 
 iLiioiuVhy third .Son, fail'd into a Haven on theOialt of .4f'/c.i nil 
 lei .S'.iHfp, where they reinain'd two Years : And after 
 that. In 141 . they fail'd alfo to the llland .*Wc. .;, 
 where they found the Monument of Mi-.ch/im the liiiflijl:- 
 m.in. 
 
 In 1 411. the (.'.iM.M'f J were given to the King o(C.ifli!c 
 by Pope /,«5fHii/i IV. 1 he lilands are 7, fsU'd h\,ti- 
 I, lie rope, nr.i.,, \)'uv-!, in 28 degr. of North latitude. The People 
 T';i:iii(«m'''t raw flelh. Till the ground with Ox-horns: I he 
 i'.ini,.iii Commodities of them are Wheat, Barley, Wine, Sugar, 
 ■^ "i'J||"andctrtaiii Uirds cali'd C.iu.vy- liinti. 
 'KiB'iiiu. '" '-Jil- the f.iid //cMi.i' fent out oi-e t.'owAf/fj and G'i- 
 (rtpil/.i. lif-ti-i, who had tbniierly pal's'd the terrible Cape K"/';'y<)T, 
 and went 10 aiio'Jicr Cape beyond it, where they landed, 
 and found the Co:ntry inhabr.ed. 
 
 In 1441. the f.ud Uon llcnn fent two Ships, with 
 Tiiitiiii in one, an.l (.icihla in the 'ulicr, who fail'd to 
 Crt/,- m.iiuo in io degrees, ai>d brought .*fc i> from thence 
 to inform Don llnut of the State of thcCouiury, who 
 were afterwards leturn'd, and raiilomd for other .ifuon 
 witli curled hair, and fomc Gj|d ; whence the place was 
 cali'd l{io lie (Jir, OT the GolJfn l{iv:i. 
 
 In 1446, one t'.-xir.iij-i of l.iihon went to the River 
 '■"If, ,nj Smtj^A, between i ^ and 1 <, degrees of I.ar. and having 
 'u^'ai ''''"^'' '"'"'^ Negroes iliere. In; w:;nt on and difcover'd 
 
 I^IJJK 
 
 «ijij..i 
 rhc»,» 
 
 lug fail'd through the Hf.t-Se.i to V.iii : here he reci .v'd 
 I-etters from Kuig ?)/'>/, requiring liiia to goto iji-iipiA, 
 and lo he turn'd luck again to ,l/'.-,i, and went to ilic fa- 
 mous City of OniiK^, in 27 degrees North lat. where 
 he heard of the Sireight of IV/y;,' and of that Coui'try ; ^„. , _ ,,, , 
 ami there he pals'il over the l{e,l-SrA to I'rfjUi Jc'i/s cu,mr).'" 
 Giimtry, where U- was detain'd till i^ic. thataiitin- 
 ball'ador came therefrom i'migi-.l. This Cuv,.,:,i was llieftiftthji 
 the tirlf (''rfi/juc/e that dikovei'd the /«.//iv, and Seas ''"''" '"• 
 and Places adjoining. ''"'■ 
 
 In 149). theKing feiittack the Ambnlfadorof C 1;". ^|.j. ^^j^,. 
 who with lonie others of his Company had been baptiz'd |.,ii !!f «,lj. 
 in 1'nitu^.il ; and when the PonugucfL' came to Cu';i;r, the W-'-'-^- 
 Kinij, and the greater part of his Realm, luviid Chrl- 
 lliaib, and were baptiz'd. 
 
 Ill 1491. t'eniinAiii/o, King ol Ctjlilc, (cntCliriJhpiH; 
 C,':i,ii;!iii, with 3 Ships, todilcover .NVk.i Sp.iyn.i : He let 
 out tiom I'aIcs in ■hr^ujl, having with him fevcral Cap- 
 tains, and I 2q more in company ; and 'tis laid they 
 were the firlt that faifd by laiitudes. In his 
 home be took the Illes of ./,';» c-j, uhn, 
 Kingol I'wtvg.il, bin thefc Illes were given to the King 
 oiC-.Jiilc by Pope Ale.\.,iiulci . 
 
 Ill 1493. the faid Ci/h)w/hi fail'd from Ci./i^ ^^nh ^"7 Ci.^mim, 
 Ship?, and 15C.0 Men in r.heiii, among whom were liis Voyajjc 
 two Brethren, and many other (jcntlemen, and oil the 
 tenth day alter then letting forth they ariivd at t'lc CV- 
 w^i;'-t, from whence 111 thirty days they laifd to ihe /A;- 
 tn'f\ of which the tirii llland lies in 14 deerees Nonii 
 
 bit. 
 
 return Tl;r &«,"'•« 
 L\- 111 ijilillylj- 
 otten.ied the i^jj^.f 
 
 
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I 
 
 
 d70 
 
 *BricJ CoUetlms oj VoyageSy &c 
 
 Lib JJ. 
 
 111.. Ill I II ililtiin tri'in the (.'^ii/'ncj S'^o lcag(H«, *"'' '*tltnn, liaut l<y i|u Kinr ()4 i «, uliuli i> ilift.iiit ti 
 ihcv 1 jII .1 II lirifj.l'. I. IV flio li/li.i.l lil.'n.l Aturihit tho L'4S.- ./l' ,.• t./.i .ir,„ li-.u,,.- Unn i..h v 
 
 Prfi.drf.i ilu'Vijlt\l II Dfffj.l; I.e. flic IKfii.l lih'.mL AUiriti»t 
 ,....., I lluy ,lii ovir'ii iiunv iiuic, whuh ihcy .illil tv^iMi, 
 
 J/. 7.»- 
 
 <f. |.:r 
 
 r ....--.. », ....,«,..,,.. f .»,,.. . '^ 
 
 wliiJi .(If ii.iiii'il i nirji h\ tlic N.itivn, wliopn^lun 
 iIk II AriMivv I'o that a Man liict hkv a ni.i'1 Dog. t'lnin 
 lllih' lil.iMiK lio went to the I'lip. in.il ■ .iIlM Nl. 7 '". :i">' 
 from iliiiii \,) lllrni ii, where lu' I'lm.! all the .Mm 
 iliMvl !i'- liaj U\\ Aivl IrKhi); lure the mult p.irt nriiii 
 IVi'l'le to I'laiir It, iiiil liK Uulhren O.M, lir went to 
 iliu.ner llic otii't li.le ol ilii' Ilk- ( iti/ 1, an. I IVom iliinii.- 
 t.i hti.' . ; iiil whiili Illi> I k liciweeil |(^ ,iiul ij ,\fy,\. 
 ol Nonlilii. Kill ul.ri III rtiutii'il, lu' (m n.l lii» llii- 
 IrCM, Kii.l (l;r Irltol the coilll :1MV. tlilkrilwl l>> tin III 
 l.ilutllionol ilii Nunc., whiimt'oii lu mnt hack tu 
 >'/''■■ t'l ititoiiii ihr Kiiifi ot lis Ailvciitiitin, 
 
 111 >.) !■!■' ( I <f, a / . -M./, WJ. li'iit out In 
 
 " " > Ml. Kiiii; .1' i^uiiil, with tWii Shps and 300 
 Men «l\.i r.iiii.l WMlxv.ir.l nil iliey ..Hue in (ii^lit I'l 
 iuil III .(-| iltp,r. ol° 1.11. .ir.t lliin uriit .\oiiliM.ihl nil 
 (lii'V i.i'iii' u< f<.' ill i;r. Ill' I.I', will ir ilie lJa> is ib Ikuii^ 
 liMig. 1 jicie iluv iiKt wiih vriai lllesnt lie, ami Ccalk- 
 i'i;» ;i'.iii;' ihr I ,111 1 ulii. Ii 111; n 4 I .lU" it.l, they ilil.o 
 vii (I til • Kivir /'i-i.M.M i .mil iliiii i.iil'il l>ai."k towarili 
 the I .)iiiiioclial 10 ^Sili'nr ami fo to EnfJ.w.i. 
 
 Ill I4<;7. iVi,/.«i./i/o Kinn o. s;'.i,»i Inn nut I'l'iiflatUer 
 ' m«/'i.i uiill (• Ship';, «ho (.iriie.l with him two Ships 
 (i| li.HOHii, ."11 1 III il I.I '<•;•(' .i/i'i and riihiiinn aloiif! 
 I y the I me, th.' Iirit l.ainl of the /tnn.i 1 they came to 
 i.i lll.iiil III V ilei'i, lit' l,n. whivli thiy lalM 
 
 tho tup.- ,/,• ,« J ./,, joo lei(;iie , lyii.g in ^ iligr. N>', 
 
 lat. 
 
 . Ill itir fame Year 1501. CUiptftfi Ctlumti,) wciu 4 
 
 ItJurtli time upon UiloNcriei, anil he went firft to //i/i,,,. 
 
 "I I, 7.1W1,. I, ,iiid iheCapc of lUii.h.ni ; li.ini wh.ii<i 
 III' iail il laUwaul t 1 '_.■ i.i.n t hi 1. ,i;i I .liki.in ,1 i|,^ 
 l't..\in, e and Kiver ol'/'. ./•iju ,. ..nd \.i< Crju.l.-, anJio, 
 ill' Kiver ul C i.r.ii.ti, M iliiii (our Uaeiirt of i'.i,„.,„. „"!'."; 
 'Atmhii'in into the N nth .Sea. And fi) lie wtm |,,||, '1 . li 
 (lie ,(>fli//, („c,,.f, i' ,.,/,, /(,//,, and .ViW.r ,ie /,, , "'• 
 l{i'^ F'.u.iif.r, aivl ilif H.iveii of /(i/.c,-, and ih.n i,. i( J 
 (nilf oU',i/V.ir'M^, iliellleiiifCi;/.f/a, ui,d l.iHIy i,, 
 the (.ape ol .Vi./ , luiii)' ii L Ira) iin iipon the Co.iit 
 from wlieiiif he mni'd aK.iiii to llie llle ut 1 1 /,i ami /,.' 
 "i4u:, wjieic he j.ronniled Ins Sliifi imuh eaten w,ih 
 Woinin. 
 
 In the Vi.ii 1 v» I'' iiri ,/. fSam.i went rrcin ;.;/ „ 
 Willi till t .iiviN, .nid liotii Cipi- ;.,,/, II,. u,nt to ,iv I,,, 
 /i"'/'7M-, and w.n ihf lirll thai »roL'd n.jiii ihat llic to" "' 
 I'llii All. I hediUnviiil aiiothir llle ui 4 d^jir orim. 
 uulf, whkli he <aild ilie /(/ <t ili /i.'>,,,.i , wiicic hr 
 lu.'k li:il.idiiiKf,l Tiipn .iiid Diiij's, .md jilt iluti on,. 
 V .^iMokiip iheLi .lit it ;.i.^ 1 unh nve Ships. I hef,- 
 wen- the hrll ;■. . /i,^;, /r tli.it with an Army run alonj; thj 
 CojiK ol .Intl'..! hlix, wjii.h IS fi) hirr.ti, ihat CjticI 
 and Laiiieli are in.iiiitniirj with diy lilh konxht from!.'"".''' 
 
 Sea 
 
 111 Mo J. /tntiii 'hS 
 
 :.U 
 
 r.uUti. 
 
 i'> diUovet'd i'.c5(().i,and the..,, 
 
 wa» .i.i lil.iiil III ) dei'i, of lat , . .,,,^ 
 
 ..'.I /'; ,111.1 lii lie eiv.eid nun the tiiilt ot /'.m.i, .in I <.iinc C'a|>c ot iiuai.irfu nd)oiiiinp t > ic 
 11.11 ly ill' /) i:fKii-mi>i,il\ aivl Iteeiinp mar ihe I'oalt I" i^.4. HilUiti, with the Kavc of K-ti/ii n,,/) Kinii 
 
 111' fi'im.l : till ill 111 «. wlii.li hr nam d lf///i; •, beyond "' t-'.;////.-, witit w ith two Ships to difio'.er that part tl 
 
 Ik l"e(.'. Ai;((', while i.i (ilhinn for MiiUle- ''■'"' /iV)«,i where t'/cf/.-; jm is, l-t'iii(^ m ic. deai. ml 
 
 (,iv. a Will if Oil. And beyon.l half of North lat. an I ^lavln^ landed lu f./.i", he took . 
 
 /<i:.<,i, Si. w.th 6/0 oftheNati.es: And t;oinj( Inithci, heVmir'd im, "*'* 
 
 whuh liei I 
 
 IVaiK jii.l, ,11 1. 
 
 iliii lili ihey t.iine to tli'- liK-s Im 
 
 6c,i 
 Ih' 
 
 lliir fnnll oiin ilniijj ihe IJay ; an.l at lalt to ihr I'l.ini 'he CniJt o( '£, ,,i/,i, where tiny found San.l ininRlai ,, 
 f I ■' cf.'f.'. ', liavin);\fik..vn daoiif; tht Coatk about , with (iold, being the lirlt ih.it was Iroiinhi 10 King r ,-C,J'j's,v, 
 
 le.iy'i's, wheiiee they crol-'d o' n to //i'/^.'hiwVi. ./.../i..Vn. i....-...i 1 — -i . . ... 
 
 Iiiilie I iiiii' Veir I 1177. /'//"' ■'' ('"""i lail'd fri,.,, 
 
 Vivltuals 
 In iV'S. //wf/,/.i, Vi.e.Roy of In.U,, went thithor''"''-!" 
 
 -. // "• «'"M;.rfo; troin whence they letiirn'.l in S i«/i n..;;/„o„ J,. 
 
 -.,,..,, .1. (.>»m lail'd from ' J"i «ith Slaves, but the Names would not fell ilicni 
 
 /i'l" wiihiliree Shi|H an.l It's Mill, and m i4ilayi ^•"— ' 
 rameto Cic'/'t.;.', anl the llle of S'. ;?fi;<', from ivhince 
 
 M'.<i»'<. 
 
 .v,,.,i.(:,, 
 
 Cii nl 
 
 Il • I'.iilM ;l|.^n^I the C.' ilHevond til 
 an.l hamin eriiled ilirre I'illar* of Stone, he lame ta , 'here a Ion ; and beyond MdinJe he crofs'd to Aiiielii"f. 
 p, M /di'i' ;,.' ,111 I >j dei'.r.ot South lat. iind thence to A/jiM- I 111 CiHiKw alio and (.117 ;», he luiilt Foits ; to each of 
 ii-i,i iivl \;i)'i», wlu-re till- Kuu; Rave ilicm Pilots to , "'hicli he appointed a Captain. And n Sif.i/a I'fter 
 coiidi'Ol them to /«i/..:, and ihey dilcovetd the Flats of •'"'•'•^•' Imlt a I'ortrels, whereof he was made Ca'pt'Hn 
 i'.r./ • . I 111 this \'ear the Vue-Rov (ait his .Son towards the Ilk 
 
 111 1.!)'., ilicv .in.hor'd before CilrciK, and failing ol .U.-/,/,i,.,, and he laiiie u, iht lllis now tall'd CV;.,)!/, . 
 from ilic'ie Northward, ihey diU-o'ierd the Coaif ail] and having made I'e.iee wiih the Fcuplc iheie, he cainc'"" 
 .iliiif; t.li tlu'j ea'iie to .I'li-.ji n And 111 1.199. tlieyj ''.ick toCui/'/o, and lading along tlitCoalt he fully ilif- 
 Liil'il then,''.' in M'liiuir, and fo to Mil.'inl'i.jiir .ipain, and covei d it. 
 
 rl't t.i/f 1// II.;.) ■ ll.fi; and thenec lailinji .iloiig ihe Coalf , In the Year 1 jo<. Die^oCi/iiiiibiii fuc.ccded his Father 
 the; unie to (V/r l'e,,l,-, and at lall to Lisiioii, in 26 K^'-'y/f/'/jf as Admiral of liie (/'./.'-W<n, and /vJ?/)« ,/? 
 Mo'nib. |/(e/m<a wcm to /«.i/.i with 14 Ships, and by the way 
 
 In 1479. one f '/■' iv.ii" fiom I'j'ts athisownCoft, call Aiulior at the I own of Uf,-,-,;!//!.'!-, and before he ar-iou. 
 with the leave ol rhcKniR of (.i/*//.', to (•'i/'' l-'fi.i--, and | nv'd .-it the Cifc <'' ', ./ Hop- in 57 dei^r. he found eer- 
 aiid liifoMr'd the Cape of | tain Illes now lalld ihe llks of /■.///<!/ . ,livaro It!,! 
 
 < Hi 
 
 palsil the line SoutiiA'.'avd, .mo uiii'*liu tii«^ v^a^'i m ■ ■"■.. i*...* n^w ^,uiu uir inc^ ot I'ljic, ^iwaro J>,>7 iiVi.i?'.'i 
 V. Avji.ii in 8 ilipr. of lat I he .hicf pla:es befides this | laii fo f.ir ihat he came 10 the {AeSitnulrt, and fo baek 
 
 ■re' till' Point of Sr. I.ul:" and ; auaiii to [he Cin.. dP f. , -.J^t,, l,...;.,n A.C..^, ..'.1 ivwt 
 
 ih Vitro 
 
 . and fo 
 
 •tnjii, having difcovcr'd many 
 
 
 Cape where they tout hd, weie tliel'oint of W, /-i.iit: and| ai;a:ii to theCape of d .. ^ , ^_ ^, „ „„, 
 
 'ItiiA h 1.1 u„moi, the l''iveis of M.'.i.'.nuy, Wwi^ Hi'/; Illcs and Lands, and a Sea never lien I'cfurc by any /'(l,- 
 [,,al:II /</,' /),./,.•, an.l other pl,i. IS along the Co.dt, till they I '".i;"'/''. I.nimr.i.hcl le r:^ being driven witliout the Iflc 
 < came to indegr of Noriii l.u. h^'. l./iwrencf, ran aloi.,, the Coafl and tame to M . 
 
 Ill 1^0.,. l',:l,(j C'l/' .'I fiil'd from / oAoH wiih 13 Shifis, jy"'"/ /.//(? ; from whence he faii'd to Mrlindc, and ran 
 and 111 fnkini; one of Ins Ships lolk iii.s way, and fi'll up- .iloiig that Coall and eii:re.i into Ui/iv.i, from whence he 
 on the Ccallof /J'.'.A', and put into a Hav ' ' ' '1- .-.. ...... 
 
 f./,»'j. 
 
 f r, n 
 
 y. 
 
 'Ill V 
 
 eili'd the S.ri-'llA-cn, ill 17 ilegr. South lat. From 
 tlicn.-e he fail'd tow.ud.s the C.upe i)( (ioi.l Ihpr, and 
 I'rufs'd f'vir till' Riser llu riii, whuli was not known be- 
 t'l'e, an.l laded himfelf with I'epjier, and in his ittuin 
 ddcovei'd '\i<tfli^ on the Coalt of .IfiH-.t. 
 
 ill till I'line Year i^co. (,,ilj<,>r io'icrcnl went with 
 two Shi| t.u lus ov.ii Loll b.iiii '' "rr/i, and f.iil'd to a 
 1 .111.1 ill <;" de;;r. North lar. t.iU d after his Name, and 
 rctiirnd to / .'>/"i'. 
 
 Ill iSi-i. .i'i"' '''■ '"s''-' went from Lwion with 4 Ships, 
 ar„i palVd llle 1 liic to (, dei;r. and difeover'd the llle of 
 . '/(I i ;iii,l lioiii .V.I.,,',/, lit ( roh'd to the oilier lide, 
 v.'here he to. k Lidiiii;. .iiiil fo lamt back and doubled the 
 t,'.ipe, ,111,1 found rlie lll-.nd St. Ilcleii.i. 
 
 In I ! 11 lame Ve.ir 1 vi- iliieeShi|iS were fet out by the 
 Kiiu of \'n!:i';.:l, vvhu II pals'd the I ine, and h.iviiig 
 Ceen tliel iind of B,.//ii', in ■; degr. of lat. they went on 
 to 52. .111.1 it W.IS very cold. 
 
 In I's'^r. it\v: !{:^:li'';!,i V.nfliiiis wcxw with two Cara- 
 ve's, aii.i iieiiiiigWeliwaid ffomthe Gifcn IJlrnJ in the 
 Huv.'ni.f ./.f.i'-j '.0 St. M:!iil-n, (:•!'.• ticl.il-^l^, nul J{ii) (i'timlc, 
 he dil'coveiM the Haven of yitniini, the Cmr.da:, Cvth.:- 
 ^riir., and llle lllands ot St. Hcniar.i, Brtiu and Wi (■«.;.', 
 and went forward to the Point ol (:.!-:i::n.i, .at the end 
 of the Gii!f cf Vi-th'-, which is wi'.hin light of the /-.i- 
 
 '. /'. :r..i 
 
 /■••ri ,i.f,. 
 
 V( ."J n I i 
 
 ."/M 
 
 r',..I'l,..,r 
 .'.r. ,1...|,ir,/, 
 
 r-x. d.r.j. 
 
 ■ Cfcftn. 
 
 •( 7 " ■ — ■"*.... v.. .,,11/ ,,...,,., ,iui 11 wiii-iiie lie 
 
 Inch he .crols d over to Sciioia, where he built a Fort, and made Afn 
 - 'one Captain of it. 
 
 Ill I V 'P. Lopt:(Se,/u:ii.iviciK with 4 Ships to S/. /,,i»- < 
 'cw.r, and 111 the fame Year he arnv'd in Cochin ; from 
 whence | aliing between the Illes of Miuh, , he went to 
 ihe Land ot Sumi-.n,,, .mJ along that Coaft to the llle 
 /''/nj,,i-,(, and ihc flats of C,if,^n.i, fiom whence he ,„„„„, 
 went over to M.im<c.i, hi two degr. North lat. but bc- 
 raule the Natives there kill'd fomc of Ins Men, he tiirn'd 
 baik to Ih.lii, having difcoverd in this Voyage 501 
 leagues. Si4m<it,,i is the hrll Land where they found 
 Man's flcDi to be eaten. The flclli of Kinc and Hens 
 there is as black as Ink. 
 
 In I 'loS. one ■■U/oiJo ,L- II :.l.i went at his own Char- r^,„, 
 gesto conquer 0.1/;,;,', and basing dilcover'd tirni land 
 att'.rtin, he cali'd it the (.'r /,/,•« i;.i//|-,f, becaufe of ihcu„«,.> •.- 
 Gold liHind among the Sand along theCoalf ; and iho> 
 were the hrll that did this. He went (ir(t from the llle 
 Hiipr.nloU, .ind the City Dmiinyt, with four Ships .uid 
 joo Soldiers, and landed at C.n W',r-f«,;, where he was 
 diltrefs'd by the Naiises, who flew and eat 70 of his 
 Soldiers ; but in the fi'inc Year, Dir;io ,Sny..f/.i having 
 7 .Ships .iiiJ about 800 Men, came to t\irtii,ntM and 
 oin'd him, where having landed, they avcng d thcm- 
 lelves of the Natives. In this Voyage M.jiiel^ dilcover'd 
 the Coaft of Nomlirc Jc Die:, and went into tho Sound of '^•''"' " 
 
 U II J. « ; 
 
BrtcJ Collec/ioiu of f^qfiagett &C 
 
 271 
 
 Si(5«<ii.i,and thij,, „ 
 
 went thitliiT ' ■'' 
 
 lit he fully dif- 
 
 /Mn'r'i/ ; iihl when tlu'y itme to >' ' muii, he wcnf aihnf 
 with hi I Army, h,«Mii; im h'tpri oC rriHttiiii)! to /('//".i- 
 
 1 hni.i, ,1 1 III' k liylt in\\f » liirt III (>"A.i«'', whiih 
 wM the lint the Spix'.i' /■ hmlt on tirni 1 .iii.l, anil ano- 
 tlici in V »»/■'.• /■ ')(«', .iikI 4II11 thi- Triwii nf t •. i-t. 
 
 |rt I V i'' I "I ' """" Will; I.) ll'ifMih,i,\ wiih hii Wile, 
 wboiiiirieJ with her itiiiiy mher Women, wlmhweie 
 
 "''iherr iimifieil ( .111 1 In liny h.f uiim Pe.iplc ijie Ciiimtry, 
 »vhuh w,i» ilt'''i»Miil« imi< li lir>)iiei<leil hy 'ifAni.inti, 
 Wi \\.\'A .ilf" n 1 ii-i'itii.iii' \ei the l'iii|'le nf Cubi, 
 ivhiilih X ^etv lir^i llle. 
 
 Ill nil. •" 
 
 /■ 
 
 .11,: Went hum (V',//ii tii 
 
 V/(/,'.\'> I uml the L'/'infl-.f"! Ir.ivmi' AN'n.i in the (uinv 
 
 Vciir, ronoto their n»vii('oiiiiirs, h; lint with thiill 
 
 Du-iit I lu'/i/i-i with Ix'trin III the Km;', "f M.ik/ .", 
 
 nuwejlji! ^ i>«. whu|'.-il»M tliriiii.!li the S'tii.;hi d V,»i- 
 
 .'1 :.nii'-', iiiiil l.iiliiii> Niirth Willi t ) O./m, iIk* ehiet Cit) 
 
 ■•■••nl lhcK.n(!>h>iii, I', iiii; in 14 ilei'i Nnnlilir. l-'-inu.l, 
 
 ,',' i'lmu the lirll i'i'ftin:ir(r (he Kiiii; \\.\ I ficn, w,i> muih 
 
 lioiiuiii J I y liiin, who lint haik wiili Imn AmlvitllJors 
 
 to .IVi"/«''7fi wh') pifAl over the I .iiiJ 10 the C'liy 
 
 f.-iifi'fiH', ;i Senl'iirt in 1 1 ilip.reii, wlieie they em 
 
 hirk'il, .md ftilM iloin; the C'nJlt to .\.',i •. ,•. Tlin 
 
 Kini! !iiiii "t ^M''i It 1^" lc.n'iii> !i"ip, .iiiii 8 Irtia,! ; 
 
 ilie Kiiipi'411 iiring in'o tlir IkM joi j l.lePh.iti'H 
 
 Aler this, ,/.'■.• rjne lent l)'-l um.i with l.ei^enip 
 the KiiiRof I' X 1 wh'i \veiir in.i Jiiiikof iheCoiinir', m 
 , ilii' City /' ; ', ne;ir the Ki rr V 'CI ", .iiul in.iny i.thir 
 V jlage;. Mnj; alonn thli Kie ; in. I in ihe C'uie* / II..: 
 ;.'fi"i anil Mvi.v II, III I ^ i|.)'r. Nuiih Ut. .mil /':;/< 
 in 17. lie UK ihe lirlk /'•//. y. wh i iMvell'il iti ihit 
 KnU.I'iii,, .iiiil n.lve .in a.YO nil ol' ihe ' j.iintiy, .111 1.. I' 
 I" ilicl'e(i|ile, who wcir Uoll> in llic.l I'li luei as the Vm- 
 
 .,,j ' III ilic enil Ilf I u I. //7.;(.;«.,;'/' fent t!irirMr|'«, with 
 
 , IliMen ID tlie lll(.,.if /(.•• ,/i ;lMil A;,i/'iic, whl> ll I'lll'M 
 
 ^ ],i,. tliroiich the .Srreii'ht nf .V.-/.ii/ uloii'^ Sum.it r, ai.i mhev 
 
 lllis, inwarihthe I'alt, win h thev c.ilKI .Vi/(>f. They 
 
 Uilil allh t'lthe Ifle. V.i.iini.un iwA C/i/mmw, .iinl pa'sM 
 
 , ,i.'W..l>y tlienoble Illf of i.:vi, aii.l Hcciiii): K.iHwaril falM 
 
 lietivcin it inil tliP llle Mi.l.r.i. Ik'yonJ V.;: i they 
 
 l.iilJ In aii'iilirr llle >all'il //('', an I e.iine i.Mu.iiiy 
 
 oiltiT lllis lyiiii" 111 the r.im -I'lM'lel in 7 iir Silef.i. Sonih 
 
 i.ii. tl'cr Crunli' al .tip ihtlelljos heiiii; ,il ove<i ol.Mjie.es. 
 
 Beyond ihefe there are ..ilier llleMiiward< theN.irdi, in- 
 
 hibitod by whiter People, who wear .Shirts and 
 
 DoUet. 
 
 Jhtl' m tlr Rroii fhe Admiral, wi i;t touaiils ihc Norlli 
 
 ,., to a fill ill Illc caild I't'H.Mr, fii'in the hii'.fclk pli e 
 
 whirnit fall ,Sia-H.ikis like ttnains uftiie. Itoiii ilnn.e 
 
 , /„. he went to the lllesof /Iwr'. and .(" / "• ',nnd anilior'd in 
 
 , I'"'- the Hivcn iill'd 'iulij^iili, an.! I.iiule,! ni I Vill.iye wluie 
 
 llieN Hives are i\laii-e.iter< ; ami then iioiHtij; < ver to a 
 
 piM on ihc other lide in 8 d< gr. they laded Clo.c<, Nut- 
 
 incBsand Mai;e, in a Junk bro i^ihi here. 
 
 Ill isil. thcv went t'l.nn ttin.l- towards ''r.-.'/ti.-i, and 
 
 the Jink being loll <,n tli*- Flats at /i.^:, '>./', nine or 
 
 ^^,_ ten P«rii,\^i,tie I'f.-ap'd to Miihi.iihio, whom the King of 
 
 ,\/.i(Wcj fciit fit; and thcle were the lirit thit t.uuc to 
 
 thol/hrf CInn, in one degr. North lit. 
 
 In the fame Year 151;. .■Ill-.uirr.rr went ba. k fn ni 
 Muhurii to C;.!, and the .Ship in whirll he went beinp 
 UA, a lew Men wen- dtiven to tlic Illes of .•/..•..i.-, .•, 
 ivlicrc ihcy firit faw Coeo's 
 
 In flic fame Year 1 s 1 J. 7' "" *■' '" wrnr frnm C 'Jfi,': to 
 (lii'rover the Co.ilt of fli.i/;.': He ejiiie to tfic Cape of 
 St. ./h/'i", and(^)allini; Sontliwa'd he went to the I'.iit 
 l-it;«.i, and in jj dc(;r. of Soiili (at. he fmin I a p,ieat 
 I' .ifij. Riv«!r, vvhi'h he called l{i> .!c \'. .•:.-, i.e. the Riicr ,/ 
 JiVift. 
 
 In the lame Year 11^13. ;7'.'>i Pi)..,- wen: with two 
 Ships to lind out the llle li^i>i:.i, and the \\'<ll there 
 wliii.-h was (aid to inakeOld Men yoiini^ ; but there w:is 
 no fueh tiling. He entrcd into the llle of W/h/p.;, and 
 dilVoverd a Point of I, and in 19 degi. Noiili, which he 
 cali'd F,'(/. /,/,.. 
 
 • In 1^1^. y.tfio SiivrK'i /'i//'M hivini' heard of the 
 
 \ '"■ South-Sea, witli 21;-. Men went from I >.i !.■>:, .arryinp 
 
 fome f«,.';',.iij to be his tJuiJcs maieh'd over l.aii.l, and 
 
 01: St. Micr,--I's;!ty eanic to the .South Sea, where he etii- 
 
 Urk'd, tho' he was toll . it great danger, and came ba.k 
 
 to I and iiidtCety, having taken there (tote of Gold, Sil- 
 
 UTaiid Pearls. 
 
 In the Umr Year .-llhu.juerijtir went from Cc.t to the 
 
 ■,*'J'!''Sttcipht of Mea-.i, withio Ships : He battcr'd .-/,/,).■, 
 
 entcr'd the S:rcight, and wintcrd 111 the llle of C.iir„v.w, 
 
 heiiit; the firft /'tf'V;;_»H./r Captain that gave inforniatioii 
 
 ot thole Seas, and of that of l'-.- jl;. 
 
 in 1^14. ftdiod'Aiil^. went from Lucf.iw'nh h's Wife 
 and 1500 Men, in 7 Ships, being ilic 4ih Governon: ut 
 
 Vih. 
 
 UUHfnC/ijUIr, ai ihry lum'J the Cumrif* ol n«r/,»., 
 )(.'4r.*(.t-;»iii »nd t'Mi' i ■indJ'j/7ii wa« miJcCiuvcriioui 
 of the ^ntth-St'ii of (hut (xwft, 
 
 III 1^11. ('■••/i.i Aniiri'.Uiu feiii one(.'.»'."i Wcmki rin.Miif 
 with \y Meni.Mlic(;ulf..t St..\r./ •.-/, tu .iiftovcr thv ^•- '""**'■ 
 llles of ln.-.n/iii. Chilli iind r.Ku ii.i. A dieitliii-, 
 Irirtid tuCi//. ,(, gave liiiii mmyCinuet, when- 11 iliry 
 l.iild to the llle Ilf /v,i., ; the I urd wiiirvof at hilt op- , )_. ^i /,.,„ 
 po»'iltheii 1 ,(11 ling, but beini', iltuwatds patihed, lie 
 !<«A tluMi hi me to hislloiili, .ind wasbapn/'d I'rlm 
 .hi.i; lor will li hi g.ue iliiin .1 llalket tiill e.f l\arl», 
 wephiiin I , pounds, wlieiiDt Innie were a*bn> a« H«- 
 lel nil's, wetglii.ig j;, if., i.| ji ( .luis, ( m ry ( nat 
 letim 4 vraiiis. 1 here was i! 11 en fir one ut tll'in luo 
 Dii. rs. litis llle I. II. I, fiji:i lies 111 4 degl. lat. lywaidl 
 the North. 
 
 Ill the lame Year i^^. i!l'.ifitiifir fent I'l.-m 0.i«i»; An t iiiff/ 
 r"(,ii/,/.i(„Hi , a.. .Amb.illador to tim.'flKtw.iA /'•/.-..' fV.^M."* 
 who nascHit in It 100 leagues, and ripiilid that it is « 
 l'leal.iiii(.oiinir\ likei.^iu.., and that there aic the laii- 
 elt Women ill till- VWirld. 
 
 Ill 1^10. aU.iit I'. Years ifter the takiiijj 1 f (' km, 
 / i/''< S, .1. ^ ben.^ (lOM'i 111 lilt I f /<'.i' , oil'' i ' «.»/.' /' ■- 
 jr'; was fent to (,'. m.i, wlui he reieivrd inn h Pepper (RpfJ 
 and attei that m U ■ i;.i/.i, to a Kiimht eall'il je.'/i en/f.K' I' '-,'"• 
 He w as the lirll (■ . ti/iji/Y^ that faw i". •.;; 7. _ a?,,',* 
 
 In ijl?. till faiiK* /Vic;, wi lit to the C'tty of .".1 '•■(••, 
 and fioiii theme towMrdu (,'/,//,.., with b Sail, J, Pntu (....iHrH 
 ; / f, .n\l 4 \. >'»f. He went With /. nw./i I' re, the" '''>^"''' 
 •Aiiibalia.lor frrin the fj ty of (,iir. u. by t aiul 4'^. 
 I leai'.iies 10 ihe t'i" of ;' (; 1 , whttf th. K iri( was ; th.; ft*,". 
 ll'ioMtiie white.f IS the bin .•!> in 'li' World ctf.i- 
 'diiigfrom i ,ii) V' ilif rfltl'lll.', . .•, T ■,.v^•:^ 
 |in li/ngth, an.f 1,' lai.i to ft < -c 'i.'cncii fcr.-al. .".■■••^ ' 
 
 was 1 ( .M .ii'hi ^n ihe llle ..■/.;./ r . 1.4 i.iu.K us ireiit * 
 
 la» he .onl.l .f the ("i i,iirry, of wliieh he dif.ouid vny 
 iiUKhly l.ind iiid Sea. 
 
 I In I -j I H. ./'...), V.V|. /m weirtothelfl.'sr.f .''/.'.//.•■/>, aii.l "'*>'• 
 iillde Pea.r uiiluhein : .iii.l tro, ; tl eiu'e 'o the River 
 .'..•»i;ri, i"o Itapnts beytn.l i' / ■, and difixvird the 
 Country .ir.d Manner- ol th. IVople. 
 
 I In i-iiS. 7(//i« (I'l /.,■,! went wirii 4 Ships and 10 i 7«<rjs. 
 .Snldier> lVoinf'«.''t, to difiovcr ji.iif.^« • and m their 
 way they timiul ihcllle of iV/.w./i-,' in 19 dejiiees Nonh 
 hit. and nun'd It ,V-H.M t'i(i;j, li aiife they I'jiiie to ic Jij"m C">i. 
 the lA ol .i/./>. Ihey eoalted liie I and. .n.d caine to an 
 illl.itid eali'd .//.CH,'/'..!/, beeaiiK ihey eame to n on l/i ■*-.</ r-/;.* 
 '/."-.in, and fmdin;; no pl.ire to go .-> 11 at, thiy w..Mit 
 riiind about It ^o an jti.er River, whi they eal.'ii tlnj 
 jRi erot i'. ■//:<■•, in 17 degieei lai. where tliey get Gold, 
 j>ihei- and b'eitl.ei.s, • ' 
 
 ' Intlie lame S'ear 1518. /•'tt.'M C I' IV went with lir«e 
 Ships tioin 7'""'.'.' t.owni'l« the Pn'iu of /•' r.1/,1, biir 
 I when the\ came on I ind the Natives kiH'd miiiv of • 
 Ithem, fo that ihev d.urit ii«t lb.iv : wh reitpon they (all- 
 ied abin;.; the C'oalt, and ea^'e i> theKiverijf l'.i/j'i.», f-em.-j. 
 ! 500 leai(ius diltmic from the Point of ;'>'../,:, 
 
 In 151 9. /■■ ' 11:1 yii C I !• I went fr^mi dhr. ro SetrtSpr-- 
 '"'•, svith II .Ships, and ',v^ Men in them : and the 
 C'cniitrv of J') 1.) lienii' atWir with •'•'.' r.-^:iiii.i, lent k . .; jr.ur«. 
 .Ambalfadovs to C'l/r; Willi I'lelims, otierin.; him their' 
 Country and Fi'en.lfliip ; an.l rhe\ wlii.li svent to ('/.•^-''■"•f". 
 /'I.'; near th'.' Sonth-^ia, Iroiirlu I'oine Samples of t>i Id, 
 and pra's'dthe pleafanr Conniiy, an,', many good Har- 
 bin s, but iLitlung eonld W- done at ili.r t-me. 
 
 In l<i2o. I.cj':-:; .I- S. .jiii-:. went to the .Siieight of .W.ie- 
 ..•, ill the Illc of .V.ic.(« 111 the /^../-V..', in 17 degrees 
 North. 
 
 Ill the fame Year, /'■.■//"-, ^^iii ■•: went with tw.^ *hips 
 to the lll.s of I uc.:).-s to gel S!avi ., .md liii.liii;'. none, 
 they pals'd along the linn I and beyond l-.c>i,l: to ecrt..;ti 
 Coiinirieu-all'd (.'/i, /n.,i M\i. Gi/ t.7,i ;<; .-, and to the River (•■; '.rj, 
 of y'-,.V;if, and the Cape of St. /A-/./;, in ^i ilegreesv"!-'.'.'."/''' 
 North. Ine Natives came to the Sea fide to fee the "^'' 
 Ships, haviiij; never fecn the like before, and the .Vyii- 
 '/i'ji.'j went on Land and iecei\'d f 'ch thiiii<> as they 
 waiiud ; I'lit having got many of them into their Ships, 
 they fet Sail and brought them aw.iy for SI tves. 
 
 In 1152;. uwi: Cih^'iir;.:!.! went with font Ships from 
 the llle l':'/ifc.;ui in the So. .th Sea, t.i dif ovir the Coalt 
 ol i\V,-.;.-.;i;;/,:, and cfpeeiallv the palfiigc from rhc SomhAvaryi. 
 into the North-Sea : .And tailing along the Coail, he 
 eame to alluencall'd Si. V'.i.-i::, and there landed.^''. '•"•"'■ 
 ic*i pool aii.l lonie H rfemcn, aiul went ; o IcaiJ.ts 
 within l.aii.l, and bro iglit sviih him 2r.i Pcfo's ofCjold, 
 and fo eame I'a.k to St. /' ■..' ■(■■, and thence to i'.-.it.ima. 
 In is-l. ilviiydoCioi::, went from the Illc Ti/.ir to- 
 wards ,V'i. I Sp.:ni.i. and wantntp Wmd th. y fteci'd to- 
 svards ihe North-eait into 1 ;■ degreei, where they fonnd 
 two liles which ihcy iiam'd the Illcs of Si Joh:, and in jv. 7..;., 
 
 tbac 
 
 t '. 
 

 :;f 
 
 i>l 
 
 J>ia, .>ltiT lie hail travcllM live hiindinl Icipiics. 
 
 I" ISIV (j'^r/i.i ,lr l.ri.itjit went Irorii ilic (.'xiw with 
 7 Ships to the Illes ot' M.ihiccc. He pasV. hv thr Cm-. 
 n>;aiul unietn B/vi/;7, where he touml :iii Il!o in mj 
 Ji'Rrecs >.i||\l Si. Mr.ttinv A "iiima- nlilicus paf,',] .||tSi.,ifc,, 
 Aiiil rniialoiii.', the (.Valt cf i'cni 
 M-rlii, ;i'i were kiiul to thcin. 
 
 272 'Brief CoUeUmt of 1^0) ages, &C. 
 
 thai Conrlethev camt' to another Ifle in 20 ilcgrccs,' News ol a Sedition in Mex'.cc, and he went thither Lv 
 
 which they iiain'd/.i (.ni-i;,!, and after four Month'; they Vi .IV..^ i,„ 1., 1 ,mm .;... u.._.i .. . 1 ' 
 
 fame into 41 degrees of N(jrih lat. where they lawSea- 
 lilhea call'd Scales ; hut the CJiiinate was lb >;ol>.l, th.ic 
 they tiirn'J back to Ti.lce. 
 
 In isil. Ccite:; dclirons to have i'omc Havens on the 
 South-Sea, and to difcnvcr the Coaftof ,N'o:v; .S"/-,!)/!.! onjStrcij^ht nf M^gdlnx 
 
 that liilf, thit he minht briiii; the Driips from M''"C"'| and AVn- .V;m,'»/ [h ., 
 
 and li.uni-. and the Spictry from Ji--.!-, with kfstroi'.- In llic f,iuie Year Sirfhu (iniic:; wem from ilic(.Vc>.;f 
 He, lent foil.- .Sp.iiiiijr,// with iheir Guides to T«o 'iw^f- to difcovir the Siiri.iht to A/.i/..i,.i hy ilie Korth. 'Tis 
 pre, and ot.ier Haven.., \vhcre they were well iccciN d,| laid he c.irnc fo C.ipe/('-' in 46 decrees Nortli, anJ'^;"o I 
 and brouj;lit loine of the Na'.i\es to Mex.." ; ami ( ■'''."jtlicnce r.iim I .ick laden with Slaves, 
 afterwards fcnt 1 o I'llois, who wra* 7<"' !caj'.ucs 111 tl"^| I" iS-'i- <"'".e? .''n/.vr/ .• going fruiii A/r/n k, immj 
 Sea, Init found no Haven. One C.aiiqui', or l.oru, k-iH (oiiic IlUsin 9 dei'.recs Nonh, and call'd them after h;s 
 withtheiii loCdi-f^i; no Men, wii!i a I'relent cf (>old own N.iiiie. 
 
 and 8il\cr, and other GclhIs, tlie Trojuct ol the. In iSi". ■^••''■:/?i'i" t',;//.', Son of a r.Hr.-/.--;;, lorn at 
 Country. i B' :'/'', wcnr lioin Scvil with four Ships to.vards Mi.i,.- 
 
 • which tliey loiild not reach becaule the Adiiiir,il 
 .Ship was loft in the Ray ,.f l>.-,i„\ where th( y iii,ijc.i 
 ruiiiace to )vi up the River of (' «f ■ ; and li;u iiii- nm up 
 lixty leagues to the ii.ir, i.liey lefi ri.ere ihur greiu Ships, 
 and with their Pinnaces low'd up ilic River K^riH.i oncf. 
 hundred and twenty lenpues, where thcv huilt a For- 
 trels, and (laid al"i\e a Year, and then 'tDwd funlicr 
 
 Itit int'ft:. 
 
 Inn 
 
 % linn 
 
 C'Tf^ fent to the Aid of ihc l.iid Saiiine let 
 
 'ountiy and 
 
 I F'lot and 4.J Horfe, who wm' ihiongh ihe C 
 ilj built the City of Sr. 7 iw;, and the 'louii ot S";i;ii 
 
 The Saupies wnn.lred much 
 Sea, as thev calfd the prcat 
 
 leaving I'e, pic in th'.ni 
 at the Monllers of the 
 Ships. 
 
 In this Year 1^1?. .<i»'i" Jf /i™i wa.s lint to leain the 
 Va, byiliellleof Romeo to Mr.lrccn : 'Ihey v.em thro' tdl the) laine to the l<,i\er /'/m.i;;! .-, .iiid perceiving the. v .. 
 tlieStieight of Trmidrio and i'.'dd' to tl'e lllesol St. Ali'-jCouiitcy yielded ( i iM and Silver, thvy kept on tin, r 
 Th.-inr1.3r c,v,c/, in 7 decrees, ar.d from thence d'.fcovcr'd the Illes'Coiirfe ; but hoa'ing that a Hiii;aiitiiu- which he had 
 of Hour , paYs'd through the Strci_nhtof Cii.cafura, and lent before was taken by the Natives, he lail'd ba.k .v 
 lo to Af.i .f.c,^. " .M-'i". and rerurii'd ro v,",// in i',^c, havini; dif.ovcri 
 
 III the fame Year 1521, Cofr^ went with :;!-(roor, about two JuindicJ leagues in this River which is very 
 and 1 50 Horfe, and 40000 A/f.vi.nwj, to i'.jnwi , which Navi-able. 
 
 after foinc reliltancc was con^uer'il ; and upon the Ri- Inijiy, (.'."-^ej lent three , Ships to difcivcr by tlie vvav 
 ver ncixChur., he built a Town call'd .V..-..:,' Strplvn' .: rl ot \ w Sf.jiii the Illes of A/chcyo, with his Coiilln.Vi.i'. 
 I', etc, leaving in ir ico Foot and 10 Horfe, wiih a ' j^-^ ''/r,?, who faild from ?(■,(,', j//;„y/.fr/ in twenty degrees 
 lieutenant. This journey coll 7600,; Caililiaiis, bel.de.s North, to the liles call'd by A;.:;»i/..i(j the VU.tJwn, imJ 
 Sp.i'u.!>.ii, Horfes and Mr.\ic.iii!, who died there. ,. thofe dil'cover'd 1 ly 9, 17W "li <:, which he nam'd the /'Ai f'^..., 
 
 In i^ij. h''.vu:< Cvr.y |]a\inp a Grant from Cl.hvln\ Kj"X' ; and having Jolt two Ships by the way, he fail'd ,v-;,' 
 the Fifth, of theCoaltof Horul.i to I'.nmco, went with! to the Ille of ':'.i«,,y.f, and in i-jiflarriv'd at hll at the 
 r/ Ships and 1 lirigandines, carrying Sso Soldiers and Tiles ot M/;l:i....-, and anchor'd before O'co/u, diltamfrom 
 l4.:> Horlcs to t'anino ; biu hearing that ii was l'eoplcd| ■^'''»' -V'"'/ :'.: 33 leagues, 
 
 by Co.iei, he went to /('o lie I'ttimjs, and iiavingfcntj In 1518, Cortes having difcovcr'd and planted the 
 one up that River, he travcll'd by l-anJ, and having 'Country uf Lhich'imcc.ti, which was faid to be rich in 
 palVd l{io Msitt.iltn, ,it lall he came to Punu:e, but find- f>"Jd, went to C,:}>ilc in great po.nip, carrying with him 
 iiig there no Viiiluals, ami having loft 40 Horfe in an "" " ' '" 
 
 St. .v/'. 
 
 illJ h.riH: 
 
 S' .t'Y-4' 
 
 H.vt. 
 
 (iii .it iwitd 
 yi;id m tV 
 Bay )1 .<P 
 
 
 7)t>'1tfiS ild 
 
 Ic Cthz. 
 
 AmbulTi, and 4 of his Ships, he gave over the ilefign ; 
 and hearing that the Government ot" Nai/i Spiinir. and 
 P.vmc} was given to Cortes, he yielded to him. 
 
 Ill iST-i- 0>«{a/f J ./'./ii/.! difcovcr'd and Peopled a 
 Town, call d Gil lie tiuena I'ifta, in 14 degrees of North 
 latitud:-, which lies m the bottom of the Hay call'd the 
 .■il.cffi':, which he knew to be a richCcuiitry. 
 
 !n 15H. /I'.i'.iiuii,. was lent fiom Mro; cf with three 
 hundred Foot, one hundred and I'cventy Horfe, and four 
 Field-pieces, to difcover and conquer (^.'■.Hfemnll.tt!, 
 Xochu-uxeo, and other row«s tow.ards the South-Sea. 
 He went by I'.-eo nnteprc to Xccl.nu.veti, and otiier places, 
 and difcovcr'd and fubdu'd all the Country : In whi,:h 
 he fbuii.l feme Hills iha: had Alum, and a Liqiiorlike 
 Oil and Sulphur, of which he made Gun-powaer. He 
 travcll'd four hundred .icagint, and pal'sM fi'ine Rivers 
 (o hot that they could not well wade through ; and built 
 a City call'd Sl.J'i'^o Q.mhutem.til^:!:. 'Tis l-ild he had 
 the Government of that Country f ,r his labour. 
 
 In I 5??. (.'-.!'> w.is fent by (..1 '••' t, . thcTuwn tie! Spi- 
 rim S.wto, wh.ofe Cap'aiii /oyn'd wi-h him .id went to 
 Ci:.trtollj, the chief City of th.u Province, which beiriB, 
 taken all the Country fubmittcd. 
 
 In IS 24. the ^.ipxtecti iad Ni.xii.M, and other Coun- 
 tries, were fubdiid by Bangel with one hundred and hfty 
 Spi>n.'"ii. 
 
 In the lame Year the Cnuntry cf Vr Mr.nl-.t was difco- 
 vcr'd and conqucr'd by S/V.'tid.ii and ViHn Forte. 
 
 In I >jl4. Crtes fcnt one Chrifi^ipher OtiJ to difcovcr 
 and People the Country about the Cape Hij^ucui, .ind the 
 ll.milin.tj ; but this Oii.:, wh:ii he came to C.;/v), leagu'd 
 with F.i .!/)«?!; againlf CWf, and landing lia'd by I'u.nu 
 tie Cn:'.:ltii, m ten degrees North li.itudc, built T'ji;m- 
 pl>o lie I1 Ci,i^. Cm Irs went from Me.xt<o to feck O,,..', 
 
 with three hundred Hoot and Horfe, and carr\'u wnh , 
 
 liim the King of ."f.v/ai, an, 1 other Lords; and coming; North- wod, v^iili 150 Horfe ;tnd 5:0 Foot, to difcovcr 
 to D,-i, V/jiiiVii S,t>i,' , ten Guidi'Swer? lent him. whogavc -'ml con,]iicr the Counties of r.,/./', , C.-iiim., .juip.tc. 
 
 2sa:co Marks of Gold and Silvei, and was nobly 1 
 ceiv d by the Fmpcror at Ueiio, who made him a iMar- 
 i}ui:) and GovcriWiir of AViv Sp.tin. 
 
 In is2<7, 5.1 i;,!,-.yr,i returning towards \'eif SpAln,hii 
 light of land in two degrees South, and ran along i: 
 ,alio.e live hundred leagues, where he faw People' of 
 black curled hair call'd il',i;i(w( ; but having fail'd focr ;«„, 
 or live degrees to the South, he return'ci towards the 
 Noil'., and dilcover'd an III? which he call'd the Wcf l&rs. 
 p.iinit.i Peef:e. And a licile beyond it, in ten or tvielvc "■'■■' 
 degrees, lie found many low fmiill lilts full of I'.ilm-nff; 
 tree, and Grafs, whiJi he call'd .'« ■Ja<,iir;et. ThcNa-i^^' ' 
 rives wear white Cloaths made of Grafs, never faw hrc,'""'' 
 en Coco's and Filli, dig Bo.ats with Ihells. ,V,i,ii«.i i 
 perceiving the VVeather^ to be goovl, lail'd towards the 
 turn Land and City of V.:ii/intn, there to unload tlie 
 Ciovcs and Merchandize he had, which mii^ht be carrv'd 
 in Carts tour leagues to the River C/sij^rc, which is faiJ 
 to be Navigable into the North-Sea, no-, fa .■ trom ,Vm- 
 irc A,- Dioi ; by which way all Goodj i.ii^'.,t be bron 
 a (l:c.rter way than round about the '-^.pe i.r Cood lip,- 
 
 In 1529. one: T.ii.tre; went from the City of O-mi.^ 
 unto hr.lj:,.,, and the Illes ot Ciff.ir.t, with foiiic Ships 
 ot War, and went up tothcpl.ue where T;^ru and iu- 
 !•'-. lies meet; and iho' others had fail'd thiough that 
 .Sti eight, yet never any before him lail'd fo far upon frelli, 
 and diUovcr'd thatRivei fo fully. 
 
 In 1551. D.^ciiph! with ti n Ships, mne hundred Foot, «: ■ 
 and OIK hundred and thirty Horfe, went to theKiVcr"i'' 
 .VI^r^^tiTO, in three degrees Sou'.h, being lit'tecn leagues 
 broad at the cntrnnte, having many Illes inhabited, 
 wherein grow Trees that bear Incenfc, bigger th.in iiiiw'.'':' 
 I'lhi.u Gold, rich Stones, ard one Fmerauld as bn; as**'/" 
 a Man Hand, was found tlicre. The Natives make'' ' 
 iheir Uriiik of Dates as big as Quinces. 
 
 In 1S?I. one (iufmaii wei.l from ''f.'.vj'co towards the 
 
 light 
 
 
 liiin .1 Map of Cotton- ivooll, llieiving the litiiation cf thi 
 Country from Aid/iii.ci to .N'/i'v and \ico, sn.l HS tar as 
 f<icnrr.^..,i . Bui wiicn he cainr ro !;/;ucm.!:, lu'umlcr- 
 Oood that the <ytex.ce.>.i and their King confpir'd agaiiill 
 him, whcretorc he baiii', d the King and two of the chief 
 Ixadcrs ; and to he cumc to .U.i- ./..i;; and l'..r-,7, and to 
 i\i'(i?, and :he liay (.f i'r. //•;.. 'i- .■.(•, v;herc finding a gix^d 
 Haven, hebuik a lown ciH'd ihu iNdtiiu'rii :/' n.r jL«.i). 
 
 From thence he w.-ir. to Pn^'V/c, where he Ivard i.lit North latituJc. 
 
 He went through thcCouniry of •Vr,);ji^,.i«,'wherc,vi(„..r 
 he had much Gold, ten tliijufind Matks of Silver, and 
 li;t thouland Imii.mi to carry biir^lcns. He compier'J 
 many Countries ; call'd that of J'-Z./o. .Voivi i';,i,.','fi',i.MvjOii - 
 Hi; built a City which he call'd Cciprjlelle., and another ,.,,„j„^ 
 which he nam'd Cu.id.ilii.v,:, being the name of the pl,icei,' ' 
 of liis Nativity. He built allii the Towns Je ?««/ I'.pi- 
 riro, lie laCLUcepticii, iwi U: l/i inn Mi;^uei, iril4dcgretl 
 
 In 
 
 MIJJMlLiS" 
 
 I' <^ 
 
nS c'f S"r!«C I'.pi- 
 
 •i, in I4i]cgreis 
 
 'Brie/ Collections of FoyageSy (iScc. 
 
 273 
 
 III I Sii' F''""'' P'\irro went from the City of turn- 
 
 thX to Citx.iini-.lcj, wlictL' he took tlic King Attr.kilipa ; 
 
 ,,„(,■ii^Mr,u^^ founil Moiintairis of Snow fo cM, that I'cventy 
 
 I '■ ,i !i *" of his Men were frozen to dcltli, but when he came to 
 
 OhiVo he begun lo inhabit ir, and call'd it St. l-rmcu. 
 
 In ISM' '-''II "Vr a BriV ,11(1 went with three Ships to 
 C.ait:rr.:!i!, anil the Bay of .SV. Lrtm,r>i. .-, and (ail il North 
 to 5 1 degrees, Imping to go that way to Cl in.), and bring 
 thence Drugs to (•'■(i«.'-. Tlie next Year he weir, into 
 iliol'c I'atcs, and found plenty of Vi.^vi,ils, many HoulLs, 
 aiiJ great R'^fts- '"''^ 'tU in one River S.W. three 
 I. hundred leagues, and oall'd the Coimrry S-vi: !•" mhia ; 
 but finding the Water frelh, he perceiv'd lie could not 
 go that way to the South Sea. 
 
 In M3V I, i/rZ-rt fail'd three himdrcd leagues from 
 Tffo Miepcc to the Iflc he call'd St. Thaimts, in lo degrees 
 latitude. 
 
 Ill slic fame Year J'/f, i/wi.j, Goveriionr of Iti,IU, built 
 a Fort at O,'", and Cent a I-lcet to thv Kivcr /»./»', whi^li 
 is Jiiiant from it about one hundred leagues North ; he 
 ftiit al;o an Anny againll iJirfz/Kiiig of Cf.ml'.ii.i. 
 
 InivJV 'i-'-'iK''- '■■'■■ went tiom Sf.il wi'.li two Ships, 
 and 14' Mi^'N ^I'd en:red the Strei'Jit of M.i;;c'lr.ii, 
 
 (,11 :'-«".! 
 
 i-.-rmof 
 
 to 31 degrees, which is at the further end of it, and 
 call'd the place Ancon ,le St. Andrei. When they came -<"■«•'> i'« 
 out of it, they doubled the point of C<i///o/7;m, and gc--^'"'"- 
 ing between certain llles and the I'oint, and (i> fail'd 
 along by it till they came to 12 degrees, whct:ce;liey re- 
 turn d to Kcm Sp.tin. 
 
 broni the Cipc l-:>:t;r.)imi to the Cape Liamfo in Sp.iir, 
 the fiiling is a ilioii'.uid or twelve hundred Icagueb. Co,. 
 tfs aud his Captanis difcovct'd .Vip Sp.tin from Ii de- 
 grees Soiitli to ?i North, being fcvcn hundred leagues. 
 In .V-wS/'ci'n are many Trees, but the chief of them isT^'bincfi- 
 the Mf//', which hath forty kind of leaves like v -vcn''^;,^^|'"* 
 Cloths: When tlicy are tender ihcy m.nk^ t'.on'.orvcs, ' 
 Paper, and a thing like Wax ; of which liicy make 
 Mantles, Mats, Shoes and Cordage. The prick Ici fcr-.e 
 for Needles, the Juice of th- Rout is like SyrUj-, the 
 Fruit is Cocoes, the Rind roalted cures Sores, and the 
 tops expel I'oyfon, lieing mingled withbicenfe. There A sl-J ihii 
 are alfo liirds call'd I'icuui'.im.^ which live c;' dew and t, ." ''' ' "■'^ "•'" 
 juice of riowers : They die or lleep every Ycai- in Oi(» 
 /'->■, and revive or wake in .Ipiil, when the bbwers 
 fprinji. 
 
 In 155S, and 1599, l'i-{i:<o fent B.tA/uM with manyoj.i 
 
 m 
 
 1 
 
 
 >ha 
 
 w\ 
 
 
 witho'it Touching w.Hy.-.jiU- ; he went to aHavtn 111 53 Men to difcover and conquer the Country of Ci>ili, who 
 degrees South, and was kill'd by his Soldier*. difcover'd much Land, and the Sea-coalt towards the 
 
 111 M?'). Mm.! -yt went (icimC-iSx with 1 2 Ships and Souih-eaft, to .j degrees and more in latitude. About 
 1000 Men \ he died, and his Men built in that Rivera this time Alir.:.:.tt went tor •■nquer the Pro' iiice of G(«- 
 grcatTown, wherein iic two thoufand Houfes inh.ibi- 1 iJuri), Ch.r.r:^ to fubdue the Voiichi>i^i>i, J'l-,;;.-. i to rhe 
 led by Jii./i.i«(apJ ii'.ininrdi. They difcover'd and con- hi.u.itno'-ri ; the l'ix-''io's to fiilulue Coltc.n rich 111 (>oid. 
 ' ' " "" ' . -- -~ And thus thev fubi'.ucd fcvcn hundred leagues f,f Coun- 
 
 try. 
 
 Br.ifiic and /'■-» are ddtaiit nimofi ei;ihr Imndred 
 lea;;ues ball and Welt, lying both -ilnioft in one [ a- 
 
 4 '■ [ 
 
 (r.fforit'ila 
 G-J. 
 
 i'd the Country till they came to the Mines of I'lfi;/,, 
 and the Town Ia I'kt.t, diltant from them live hundreil 
 leagues. 
 \i\ tu^. Cotc-^ with i Ships fail'd to a Point which 
 
 S' ^•i•■ he call d St. I'l.'ilip, and an Ille hard by he call'd S:. 3'-t.>'- ' rallel. 
 
 After this he came into the River call'd Rjo Sm Pc.lu* In fomc places of the //H.ye; the Earth is of divers co- 
 ; V411 l',i«.'i', wlierc having loft two of his Ships by a Tern- lours, as black, whr.e, C?e. wherewith they Die. On j^. „,.r„,. 
 pelt, he entred into the Gulf now call'd .I'.n i/c Orf.-;;, thrfe Mountains t;row feveral Roots, whereof one lu.ils " 
 .or the Gulf of O.lifomi.i, and went fifty leagues with- ; Sores, but tats found riclh to the lone. Thofe who li\ c iy,,pitWi ■..t 
 
 i-Ji'i". ^ '" "t where he had been loft, if he had not found a Ship , on them are for the molt part blind of one bye, by the uf ms t)r. 
 at Anchor to fuccour him. While he was at //ci/iu/c, great cold and heat. Theie grows in the bielils good 
 bciiii; inform'd by I'lancis f'i;;.ir;o that .li'.iw^o I"gi was Maize and Potatoes, and an blerb call'd Coca, thai's al- 
 rifcn ag.iinll him with a himdrcd thoufand Men, who ways ir.tlicir Mouths, as in the /•:i//-r«..'..'j il,c Herb cnl- 
 haJ kill'd his Brother yo/w, he fent two Ships with Men led Beetle, which they fay fati.slicih bo:h liuiie.er imd 
 and Viftuals to 7'«>;^4Mr,5 in Pc'H, to fuccour Kr/i«.H 1'/- tliirlf. 
 
 {.irro, which fail'd from riiencc along the Line to M^- 1 Ftom T.vm.'rySouthw.ard, they fay it neither R.iins nor 
 lu::>, and 'tis laid they went above a thoufand leagues Thunders for five hundred leagues of I and, bur at feme 
 without fight of Land, and in two degrees North they ■ times there falls a little ihov.'Cr ; and that from I'lcnlc:^ 
 
 .,;j.jils. jil'cover'd.inlUe naiii'd ///m, which feem'd to be one of to'.'/'/,';', ihcrc are no Idensor (Jo.ks, or BuJs ( f )^vcv, 
 
 the lllcs of t'Icvri ; and ha\ing fail'd about five hundred but Ducks, Cede, ii^.. There are Bitterns whi.h llglit n:t n-- ■■.'■.t 
 leagues more, they law another which they call'd the with the Seals, and pick out their Kyes, that they nay "'■' '"■""■ 
 Ille lie !oi PifcitJorcs. Going on in this courfe, they faw not lee to get into the Wnter ; and.V^.-v, lining Woul 
 
 U\ 
 
 tjiflf, &£. 
 
 another lUc towards the South calld i//i)wi.', and two o 
 
 therr. call'd .Ipin and Seri ; but turning tow,ards the North 
 
 one degree, they anchor'd at the IlleCurj.i, from whence 
 
 they came under the Line to M-oujiun and Bufii, lying 
 
 in the fame courfe. The People cat Mens flelli, and are ' many Rocks of Salt cover'd with tggs. 
 
 like Sheep, and aSaddlc-baek, on which Men r.ilc. 
 
 From the River P,.:f.t and /./»,/! Southward, there arc 
 no Lizards nor venemous Vcrniiiic, but ftore of good 
 Fiili. On the Co.ilt of ,S>, Xtich.tf! on the South-Sea, are 
 
 r\ L r> • ,.R:'<>"'""'i'f 
 On the I'oiiit ot covu'd wiiii 
 
 lle.,ni, are Springs of Liquor which lerves for Pitch and Ri;y 
 Tar. 
 
 In I '140. Gmf.ilv r/ifiiivi went outof .Q_.;'m, todlfco- 
 vcrthe Ille of Cinnamon, with loo .^/i.iwi,.',./.', and 300 
 
 Witches in all thefe Illes. Here is a Bird as big as a 
 
 Crane, which flies not, but runs on the ground like a 
 
 Deer. From thel'e lllcs we came to others call'd C:ici,'ei, 
 
 lying one degree towards the N. F.. and Wcif from the 
 
 IlleJ'eHe)4/.-, where the I'iif^^Hr/i- have a Fort, beii.g di- j '"•'"<'»" to carry burdens. He came to <^ h'ao;, the lalt 
 
 llant from it about forty leagues, and from A/to i 24. | pbicc govcrii'd by the biga's, ,ind p.u'/d over fnjwv 
 
 From whence they went to the Ille of .'f-^o and the 
 Vvlkit liic cf C/ow/, where they cou'd not land without leave 
 '■'*" from Gaivano, 
 
 In 1537. ^'i-.dillc, Governourof C.ir.'''.!g.-nf, went with 
 
 a good Army from SA'itfti.m in the Cuilf of V'd.i, and 
 
 fiom thence to /^/oCn./c, and thence by Liiid, without 
 
 Hdls, where many lulit: s were frozen to death, ar.j 
 touiid much Snow under the Line. Thence thev went 
 to Cm>!.'.:i>, where they tartied two Months for the coiiti- 
 r.ual Rains. And beyon.l they faw the Cinnamon trees, . 
 whole leaves are like Bay-leaves, and thclcivts, bran-^ 
 ches and root, talle of Cinnamon ; but the belUiave cer- 
 
 I'-.! 
 
 knowing any wiy, to the end of the Country ol iV/H, | ta.ii knops like Acrons, which is a gtiod Cnmmodirv. 
 
 tl- 
 
 and the Town of ,.( I'.'.ir.), licin.; iv.relve hundred leagues. 
 ■RfMni. Ffii'this River the Country Is full of HilK, Trees and 
 mii,i.i*i««.R'vcrs, to the Mountains of Ahibc, which are faul to be 
 
 leagues broad, and mutt be pafs'il o»cr in the tirll four 
 
 Months, before the Rains fall which hvcU the Rivers. 
 
 Tlicieare in thefe Mountains Herds of Swine, Lyons, 
 
 It appears to be wild Cinii-imon, and there is much of it 
 in ilie /..i/.'-Iii./.Vi, and the Ille 7.11. r. Fiom hence they 
 went to the City (.'ue,/, and forwards along a River's-lidc 
 being Co leagues long, without cither Bridge or Ford, 
 wlucli in one place had a fall ico fathoms deep ; and a 
 little below this fall they made a Bridge to pafs over to 
 
 Tygers, Cats, Moiikies, and valt Snakes ; .and alfo Par- ' the other lide, where they came to a Country c:iirj 
 trldgcs, Qiialls, Pigeons, and other bowls, and plenty ■<!::dn.i, which had only Frul;sand Herbs to ear. Go- 
 of Filh, whici. they could kill with their Staves. They | iiig from hence forward, t'liey met with a People 1:1 
 pafs'd through many Countries, and nude great Dilco- iCIoatlis ot Cottoii-wonI, and found C'.inocs wherein 
 vcries by Land. they put their lick Men, and their rrcaUui.-, trulliiig 
 
 In 1538. Grt.'tino fent Frmcii i/f Ciffio towards the (them with one (Jrell.ui.: ; and I'itani) went bv 1 anil 
 
 dti - 
 
 * !'k 
 
 ■lip 
 
 StF:i_ 
 
 North, to convert as many as he could to the Chriftian 
 Faith. He himfelf chrilUn'vl many Lords, of t'e,'ei''.-.», 
 AmhojtUii and Moras, and other places : and i-' /i-.mi He 
 Ciflio at .yiniitn.ic, cius'd 6 Kiiysto be baptiz'd, with 
 their Wives, Children, and SubjeCls ; moll of which 
 were call'd J.J'n, afo.r 'Join the '1 hiid i ling of l\^rtii^.il. 
 In ,%^'j. Civ tri lent three Shins with l'iile-\ t.i difco- 
 vcr the Coall of C'i,/.'/.ie.i« to the North, which went 
 £com /iiii;iii/ee, and entrci into Cutc/s Gulf, and lail'd 
 
 along theRiver's-hde, loe leagues, going at Night with 
 his coiiipaiiy into the Boats. When P ■;';,y5came to the 
 place where he thought to find the Canoes, and could 
 not lieai of them, he was In dillrefs'd, that they were 
 (iirc'd to eat then Horles and Dogs, the Country being 
 poor and barren, and the Iourn«y long to Quito; in 
 which, "tlsfaid, that they travell'd s 00 leagues without 
 feeing the Sun, anil being out 18 Months, there were 
 iwt of 2e,3 vhat tame out, above 10 that rcturnd 10 
 N n fitifD. 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 it 
 
 : '1 
 
 '1 
 
 I I 
 
w 
 
 it: 
 
 272 
 
 'Brief CoMliom oj l^ojagcs, &C-' 
 
 Lib.)!. 
 
 Rinr ii 
 
 fi:»V(?. In the mean tunc O'di.nm went ^GO ka^uts crctly to riicKinf*, and cn[.',.i;;iiij^ t; 
 down tliL' Rivor, .iiid law iliviis Cuiimrics and IVopl 
 
 
 Jowii tliL- Mvor, .ma law ilucrs 
 
 on both lidcs of it, which is callM ilic Ili'crol llit 
 
 In is^i. /)iV^n f/f FffiV/fj bcinn in ?/."«, m ilic City 
 
 f.f .)r,/..;, ih.lStt J I'm;. ■;;»-/' I" ■! '*lhip loU.lfils C(';'..', 
 
 %vho diriotcil ihcit courit towanls Lirinj-i m ^o dcurccs, 
 bill tlicri. till llicli a Storm U|'on ihiu ;». Ill, iliat it IlI 
 jr«w,lf.o ''"''" ort 'he l.anJ, aiiJ tho; law an lilc 10 the l.. 111 
 »<"xh!. 5a iic'i.rtt>, uiil a ;;,';■'". 
 
 Ill i")4l. 'UWc^.i. \'uc-Roy (.I'.V.ir S/'.;./', lent Cap- 
 tains aiki I'ilots toilil'.ovii liic C'rinll ol'Cape y. /(,!;■'""> 
 who I'aii'ii to the liiowy Mdiiniains 111 4 j dcpriis Korih, 
 whiTf they law Shij s whi Ji liad the Vard> ot their Sails 
 uilJeil, and their I'rows laid over with Silver, uhidi 
 fcein d to be conic tiuin the llles ot' .;.i/. •> or Ci-iiir., for 
 thes laid 't vas but ■?r. days S.\il to then Country. 
 TV- in.i .S.'. '" i^A-- A/cm/o^/; font unto the llks (if M.ii.i'.nr.o A 
 7..™,<, (../<. I-)cet (f .Sliips, with 4-." Soldicis, and ns ni.niy /«- 
 'li.iin, n:idLi Lni L'fc^ as General, 'f hey let fail from j 
 the Ha'eii of .V ■!/.';' ..■>;', in .;odet;iees Nor.h, andftcei'd 
 ti wards ihe Wilt, w:icie they 1 iw ilic Illi' of Si. Vn- 
 »">,, .ind another v\ hull ihcy nam d die ( I'ln.iy Ij!.; and 
 a tlnul lall'd iho Ci, -,.</ I{i^. They faw the lll.s dillo- 
 vtied b\ /<iii.i, V.'.;,"f/'.-; and V,\t;j'./.,', and lieyi.nd them 
 they fuii-.id other Ille. Handing round, in 1 •'. dcj'recs. 
 
 In ,^.ti. 1',.!^. ihey departed from the laid Ilk. w.ih 
 all the l-'k\i, and faw other llles, out of whieli<ame 
 Men in Baals withCioiks in then hands, wholali.iej 
 them ill ilie Sujii/i- Toniiiie, laying, C ml «ji//.n! ("wfn- j 
 '■•' ».', who were foinc of thofeihat iiad been Chriltned ; 
 ly (>/'/'. j 
 
 .'.' ,<,.,«., In l-biiifi,y, the fame Year, I'pc^hw that m-ble Ifle | 
 Mii:,l.i>.:t, Uiimin ^degrees, hi'tcO'iId nnther double [ 
 1', ncr caft .Anchor there, being oppo.'d Ly the Cliriltni'd 
 Kin;:s, wlio had pruiili.'d Obedien e to (:.:l..im ,1 
 w^ieit.q'on he laifd alont; the Coal), and 111 .\ or 5 de-j 
 <"'.•;«. Juries took a Imall Ille pcrtorcc, wiiieh he c.dl d /iiti.ni.t. 
 in the fame Vc.ir he went to many clhcr llles, in 1 1 or 1 
 
 ■f 
 
 a. I, r, I'i 
 C.'.l<i»iv#*^. 
 
 , ... ...... 'I'ef IVeliJen: 
 
 the faid rriLiinai aKaiiiU iv,, to win h Cciiit be ■)! , 
 I the Cngnizjii e ul Fore, "i .Air.iitj ai:d of l^iiio.di', 
 ^ let this did not move tlu I'viii_i> to wrtear.j .\iil\vi.'. 
 ^ ■ v\li;Ji uiih the ('• ./,;,.• u Inu'rprctcd .1 deni.il,' in'i' 
 at Jan the I'ulidtil'. \Mi u' [(?"•.},:■ Kinl', thai hewc,i!d 
 I baniili ih. in .ill out et the Kii;>;diiin. (.-vupt fikli., 
 ^ Were iu tl,^ Uayal City, as bs Insllflire l,t\\.iM.h- 
 b,"'<-f Thi> he did, but none of the Mai;ilti,ites exe I 
 cipted III!. Order >vhere the ChiilHaiis rciidid, exeort' 
 \iii at X.ii.jiiir, who .Apprehended two I'ndb, .ij, 
 Brcthcr, and ctjicr,s, but dnrit not fend them aw;iv 
 ^ bcfoic the Kinji's .fiiiwer, tho' they were often crncily 
 'vhipi, and one (rnvo of them died ill I'rifon. At hit 
 Ai/, ol Sri.ij:,,'., luvinj; brib'd the Fiiniiehs- with iccco 
 I F't 1.1; "f (lold obraiii'd an Order from the Kinp tli.ir 
 the ChriiUans Ihtiijd be lent to C.vr 11, which was 
 thtiiowii. And ino ot /'<.;.,.« weie lionouriMy dif 
 niisd, but L\',o tl '.ifijuin were carried in Cipis 
 and a'l the rcit lontii. lej in the Kirfdoin. After tl:..s 
 the .Mipiltr.iie of i'ciui:. was depuv'd, and I'cof AWi. 
 !?■.".■ fc:) li^lc. 
 
 As 10 the .y.i/.!>; Cliiu h • Af cr P i.'i'..' ik.i obr-.in'd 
 the ViCb ry over /■;./<)/, and it.inliniiK d th, i'lnpiru m 
 his Son Ciiilijwi.i, the Cl-.iireli wa. miitt fi r a Ve.ii 
 and a lialf, but bv the Indilaaic'iiol foi.ie a: .\,;>.. 
 Jl-i/i./ur the PerlVcition vias bi (;iin, in whirh tweiiiy 
 have died for the Faith, and other? have bail 
 faiiilh'd. 
 
 In /«</;■<] thiiig.s continue in the fmic fate. AtB.--"' 
 ^ "'■.■ there was an nnufna! 'Fen'pcit ; .inA two Conieti ' " 
 WiTeleeii, whereof one directed h:s Coiirfc to the 
 North, and fu is leen this 2otli of D c.-rm-.-i, 1 ui b 
 
 Extr,hls out of 1 xipinuns s Murlyrolo^j. 
 
 dei;reei Ncrth laliaidc, where Mit^tHr.n and C"<i/.' 
 
 
 THE Emperor of 7.ir.'-i i« he that polfiiTcth Ta;/;, 
 /■• • .•f.'.t.'. bad been, winch were call'd the ;'/>////'/•/«<•). He faw alio ' the Imperial Piovincc, fo cajl'd by the (.V/«.-/r, of 
 
 tiie llks cali'd the A.;'iV /<.iMJ, ihcTwo Sijlos, the /',.'. whom the i^ifz-n Illands arc a Colony ; for that which 
 til..'.', and i.iifir.1, beyond which there is a hipli Rock 'f'e d :kcJ- call Thi'nhi:i, i. c. whatever is under Hea- 
 w Inch calls out tire in fr. e p'aces. They found alio an _ ^f". the ^/TfowcA- term To;/^/, cxprels'd with the lame 
 , Wii/'i>f/':_i;«j uf Ilks, ni 15 or i6Jeprce';, where the Charaflers, however differing in promin.-iation. T.-.ici/- 
 IVof I'e are white, well array 'd, and wore Bracelets of /""" died I'.gS. and left f-/./<-; his Heir ; but D.iifiC:- 
 (juld. FIcrc alio were Barks three Cubits long, row'd ',"■', witli others, biinp appointed his Tutors, (]iiarrcirj 
 witiiOar.^; .md the Natives told the S/ .•j.ii, ihat with ''^f thcmfcives in Kcc. At laft 0.ijrH/(("i getrini; the 
 tlieni till y ii.s'd to I'.o'.o 1 ' .■«.;, which was not above live 'setter, enf/Jcd liinifi If Cld■t|,^ln.t, but le'i i-^dci i'n ih,' 
 or li.v d.iys lai^inR tioiii thence. j t'Cft Fort of Jnfr.n, with a tolerable Revenue; and lia- 
 
 In ivu- '•' ' ""'.v". Ihihop of P.<-.->::^i:, fciit a Fleet ' ^ ini? remov'd the Imper'al Scat fiom M.ajj to ?«;/>».:, 
 Ir.!in 5.V.I lotlie Sin i;.;hiN< f ,\J.i,;r .'.'.■•,■, but none of them ' ^■''- martuii hii Son to the Niece of N.d-uK.it.,'-, wlitcli 
 (■aild paU tile Streii;ht for contrary Winds, except one "^s 'Hxt Enipcior before V.icliiM^ and Aunt to l-ldm^ 
 Bark, which dif.o'scrd the 1 and to C/iViWi/ and .•/-<- w'hom he bclicc-'d and kilj'd in O/.i.ci, fearing kft hj?* 
 .jii^pr. fl.oiild divert the Inheritance from Ins Son. For which 'j"r 
 
 In 1 S4S R"' '■"/■''> '■""' '■■'"'/•'''. «''''" tlie <"•./'■■'■■'■•«•, ' '''•'•'■ ''e fet i-'ui-n at work, to build his Father's I'cmple ' 
 came to the Ille of .V,i,,., and the City of Ciw.^.o, whcrel which was coiifiim'd by lire, hopini; thereby tocxhaiiO 
 
 I.'n nlf of 
 
 t!ie\ weie wc 
 
 II rec 
 
 I by the Kings i f G/.a/c anjT.A i 
 
 his Trc.aliircs ; 1 ut when he came bcf;re oyduM, with 
 lan Army of 2CQCCO ho iolt^ct--, and wa.? fnrc'd to 
 
 he retnrn'd 
 
 C I tjim. 
 
 
 and tile IVopIe of the Country 
 
 In tlic lame Year 154';. /<.'"' ^n/fi fent fionuhelflerf raifc the Siege, in 1615. Yet after thi.s. 
 Ti.hc a Shi|i towards .NVw Spr.iii ; by the South- lide ol', w'uli mio'" c .Armv as gre.it as ihc former, to which Tj 
 the line they fail'd m the Coaft of Os f.t;'ii.u, but knew ' •'■' ' w'as eqii.il, and in two Battels was defeated ; t) 
 nut that Sit.iii.i .1 had been there before. jthit Dmtii].nn,t dcfpainng cf fuccels. defir'd fome to dif. 
 
 In iS4'i there Wen' a Junk from B >>t:^ with a I'^iiu- 'patch him, rather than hj Ihoiild fall irto the Enemies 
 ,i;ir/V, win h li\ contrary WinJ* was driu-n Nortliward, hantls. But .at la i, '"i./frrsCieneiai thinking ilv Vieto- 
 
 whcie lie found an Ilk in nine or ten deurees that re.ic li'd 
 11 2: decrees ol Latiiiidc, which is ci'I'd the Ille it the 
 J i,:^'h-i \ it runs from North to S. W. and lies bciween 
 Mii,.i.ii:.io andC' /'M. 
 
 ./ I iticr fiOM Trigantiiis jjcrnit^ concerning 
 Jljairs ;« China and japan. 
 
 ry lure, fent for hir 
 ing his Captains 
 
 have the honour of it, who |c;|. 
 \a(te, fo pr<.-.ok'd them by that 
 
 :5ld itu:. 
 
 .i tU C',IT.J 
 
 T.1C /■,-•„. 
 giiff ,-; vei'.K 
 
 : PoRijlj 
 "••H.-lv to 
 • -. 1 tpt. 
 
 Tbiree Siiips fail'd fioni l.nl-M, ■■1; j. 1618, 
 cf tliem, calfd 5;. Mm k, were \x jef.iits f 
 ^■'/•.I'l In anothci were 12 for <.'■' 'i', whereof I wa^ 
 or.e. Afur hve Momlis and a half failing we came to 
 Cr.t, whither the SV. M.im. cami a Month afur us. A 
 Fortniglu .-dier iliat the .^dlIlnal aiiiv'd with Difgrare, 
 becaule falling in company with /;/.i;.'i/^ Ships, he 
 c h fe rather to pay them S0003 I'atacas than engage in 
 a hi;lit ; for which Cowardice, he and fome other 
 Odkcrs were lent back I'rifonets to the King to Ic 
 1 iiniilid. 
 
 ' .At Stiiifdii Chrillinnity Hmirilh'd and cncreas'd, 
 until \i>), a chief Judge 111 tho third Tribunal, 
 ! ppos'd it, 1 y lending many reproachful Petitions le 
 
 leeming contempt. ..latthey '^.t hrc to O/.iccr. Where-, 
 upon li.lri, tofavchisRc'ations. retutn'd to thcCaltle,i,j'iJ..'i 
 in wiiich both he and they perilhd. 0/mi.i was dc-Mdff-.: 
 ftroy'diii 1615. and thcFmpitoi retnrn'd Virtorioiis to"'' 
 Siniiif^.7, and prais'd Ins Idols tor this Succcfs, which he 
 attributed to his Perfeciuion of the Chrittians. I5,n i„ 
 A/.;'l7', [C'lr-. lbs Triuni(li was turn'd to his Funeral-, 
 I and one ol his Sons fucccedcd. The Chtillians had fome' 
 jhnpesdf more bberty after his Death, and perloim'df. , 
 In one ' the ir Religious Oftices fecreth . Icll they Ihould leein to hil'l.-.l 
 Infiilt over the Dead. For under prereiice (;f Injuries ci-.c-i' ' 
 done by /'fi'i'X'^.-Mcrchani.v, and Conirmpts of hi'. Im- ?'■'"' 
 pcn.il l-<\u'.h, and the Kc^iort- of worlhipping fome 
 ChnUi.in Malcfac'tor.sthat were i vrciitcd. (l ecaufc loine 
 at their Uf ath had commended them 10 Clirilt) he h.id 
 banilh'd many, and ;;ut many to fcvcr.il crc-cl kinds of 
 Death. Hur mif tiue C<i:ije was Jtjuit.cal Ihftci/y, fo, 
 f'l'v, tiv'f /ref.'mc r>/ coniettit:? S<u:', woe ic.-"- 
 
 Fjnus fo' ;/,'Forriigal M.-nl .i,it', ,0 will n/yra' in p.vt I; 
 th: l.rtt:ii nil J. f^llov fn'n Ctjt.in, .S^rH .uij Cock. 
 
'Brief CollcUtons of /ojages^ &c- 
 
 27$ 
 
 A ! ftler cote ernhti fame IttcrTranfilfioftt in 
 Jip'n, /"/-ow Mr. Cocke to Captain Sir\s. 
 tlrjllcn at f'iraiido, December 13. 1612. 
 
 CjpUin S.ir!5, 
 
 Iain iiitiirm'il of the grcHCc'll Conlpiracy that ever I 
 w.is hc.ir-l of ill ':jnynii, [\?:,\\\\\\ S' mi^n Sr.miii.i the 
 rrofeiit Lniperor, L-arry'ii on by Nine of the prcatclt 
 aiiJ lithcrt Kings and Kolilciucii in that Empire, :/^. 
 byC ^■'■''^■;;'■"thc liiiipeior's Kinfman, having the 
 greaiel) Ilevcn"e in Jip'i'i, bcinn \vorih per ^Imuim 
 2co \Uiiy:f..', i. c. 1S75000 pounds Stciluig, as Mr.J.i- 
 ri! ~..A it up. 
 
 •^ ? ■ . •/',-.,' K HP, r r V.i.vAm ancP 
 } / ■< •r^.their.-'rtpuwctfi.l 1 
 I V'i .cv 111 Jnpiti-, wuitli 
 ai.'jri; t'Mii I en 
 
 
 .Xi in 
 
 ■ .\.' ■>■■>■•.' ('■»', Son to the 
 I I-:: pc. !-\ Mil '1 Brother, 
 
 !.■• ,;:. Aj.. ./<,■,:■:;.', i; if. i/;.-.-ir. 
 
 [' ,; \: I III':. ■;■-.' ^^hi)^OQi'if:ryim!!ini. 
 
 !)■■..'.,•;'.', K. < FC-.-i.-,"v jrth •}.[ 
 '....'.■i-l /M'.-.i, K-n!{ of 7.0. 
 
 j WMijhjS I 
 
 -:• '?■, liip,hPr:dl•Il.x^t.^! 
 
 j t.,'.- !)!! , worth, I 1 
 
 ,■; ././7, Se.v.-.ry, w.^rch i ', j 
 
 ■ I'vciy Mi;i,:-r,iis 1 ,-,00 G.ica's, and each G.tM 
 '1-0 C..;,',.i ^ 1 r I<i;c, :i' J ( uh Can'.a is atxiut 3 Ale-' 
 > ' pit.ti III /i'l^. ;■../ I'hi prcf'-iit Kini; i-f rir.m.b has but i 
 ' ^ M-UigO'.ai', nut .if -.vhirh lie maintains .^000 Soldiers, 
 ' two to keep hi'^ Coi.mry, .iiii two lo lerve tlie Em- 
 ' pcror, Iv.r i? abl-' to let o.:t many thotifanis more. 
 ' AI' i.t 4 of 7 Yc.'.rs ap'i, (.'.■, I Sr'nri, this Empcror'si 
 ' id riro:hcr,w.isD:!iiitic'iti.d by his Brothcr.and ihaven, 
 ' and eonfin'd to a I'apan Mniuftery, expecting whom 
 ' tl^ Tinpcror his Brother will coiiimand h::ii to cut iipi 
 ' his nelly. j 
 
 ' Mr. So.-r is prno towards /v/iwitli rrefcnts to thei 
 ' Emperor, and arriv'd at O iii about ten daysap.o.l 
 ' Thi.- Z'liicni, in v/lii.-h were Mr. I{_!':rts and l'::l{?nii;i,\ 
 ' was (vrcck'd on the Coaft of C/./»j^, but the Company 
 ' fdv'd iheinielve'!, and L'arry'd part of their Goods alhore, 
 ' where they bought tuoV'cde s, with a i nccelTary I'ro- 
 ' vifjons ; and one part of the Company went to Jitptin, 
 ' the other to MnUcci:. 
 
 A Letter dcfcrlhiftg the Government, Country', 
 and Pcoplcof ]ipin. H'lilten ij Mr.Hatcll, 
 a Minijicr, to Mr. Piirchas. 
 
 .f / R, 
 
 rvcrjn:^' "pHE Country of J'-?"" is very fpacious, con:..'in!^ 
 
 »•/■■;'»• ' 1. of fovcral lllands and petty Provinces : It is l"j 
 
 ' moiititainous and craggy, that a third part of it is not 
 
 Inhabited or Manur'd. The Soil is not fat enough f.jr 
 
 ' Corn and Truit, which makes the People pitch upon 
 
 ' the ioweft and plainell places to Till and Dwell in. 
 
 ' The Climate is temperate and healthful, free from 
 
 ' infeiflicus Airs, but fub:ei5l to fierce Winds, which 
 
 * over-fet the Ships in the Harbour ; and to terrible 
 
 ' Earth(]U.akes, which Ihakc their Houfes in pieces. 
 
 TvCom- ' '^ ^^ govern'd by an Emperor, wlio hath 65 Kings 
 
 ■rrarfjj. '. under hun ; and tho'they have but petty Kiiigdouis, 
 
 yet all of them alFimie ihc Koyal Starr .-ind Ditimry. 
 
 There are but tie of them of the h:r,p,ro;'.s l'ii\y- 
 Coun.-il, wIk) arc \ery \i;>,i'ar;r in inanai:i'ii; alLS,.ire- 
 Mairs. No Cjide ls'bto'u('Jit b-,.-fbre tlu Iviii-cror till 
 iirft the Council is .icqiiainteJ with it ; an.i if they ap- 
 prove of u he (ha!! Kivvv it, if nor, it is dn pr. The I'n 
 Emi.eriT lives in great S;;ite, and feldom ;; c> to [linn > ■' 
 orHiwk witlioiit a thouljiui followers. Me is tniiJi ad "'■' 
 niird tor contci,ten::rig hi.iifcif wi;!i one Wonuin, hli 
 Wife, whcr.'as his Su'c ic^aie fcarce coiueiited Wiilia 
 hiindied Winneij ; of v.liich they make tluir Loaft. 
 This Emperor hath v.reat ilr.re of Silver and G .Id : 
 And 'tis reporred, that fr mi OJ 1. cr.-Caftle wc-e liron^ht 
 to hisCoLutfjiDc C.i:!i of Goll, figeat, ihatijor 
 i^^' Men can fiirce tairy one of th..".'. 
 
 Ihe Princes of 'Jr:pi:>: impo'Ciilli iliemfelvcs t.i cn-^'"; 
 rich the Hinpcror with I'rclcnt^ a;"l lacli of them rH','- 
 muft be eitlicr m I'erfon, or by a Dcpn'v at li;sCoiirt, 
 to give an account of all Matters rcl.itiiii: to the leve- 
 ral Kingdoms, and keep iliciu quiet. The Iim;iernr, 
 to requite liis Princes Prefeirs, gives comnroii'y fomc 
 Kcrriiiioons, or Coat:, forCioId, Silvu-, .-ind pi,.\'inis 
 l.oinmodities ; and to prevent their prowii g IKu li he 
 raises Taxes on tliem for building his Caftlcs, and re- 
 pairing his I'ortificaf inns. 
 
 Oficc.i IS the molt f imoiis C.idlc within the Fmplre, o/„ 
 being com; al's'd round widi three feveril Wai!s : Ihe *'^') 
 Callle.s at l-..i', an.l other pl.ices, are Wall'd and N!i.i'- 
 cd aboiir, being twi Miks in conipafs. The Koblc. 
 iii-'ii live wirhmrhcfjCiltlcs, and in each of rhein 
 there is a Stoie hoiife cjf Rice. At /'iV-.v there is a 
 Wood of Pine-trees three In.hc-, fuuare : i:. ihe midlt 
 if whiclulnTc is a Temple ad' irr.'d wi:ii filled bul- 
 ges, aid .-,11 f.rtsof curious Worlds. 
 ' The People are geii.rally eoiirte. j«, ,tnd Vl; ; ■■ '■ ^- "^ 
 .il in their Cc'.emoiiics to (tr.;iii;er- : '1 heir cc : " 
 
 IJie: i,i F'lh, Roots and Rice ; an.; lard; '' .-y kill a 
 Ken, Pm ,,r Uuck, to treat their bVieiils. '1 leircnm- 
 mo". Drink is Water, wlrc'i is conriionly beared in 
 tlic fame Po; that Seethes their Rice. The>' nave W:nc 
 and R.ack dift l.'dof Rice, o^ which th-y .irink largely 
 at ihcir I'cilii ; and beint'. !'?ntcd 'vitli i-. ihev are ve- 
 ry obffirjate and wilf.,] in tl e.i anger. Their ! awsar. ''' ' ' 
 ftriift and fc. ere, and kncA' no G;her pnniihment !v.i: 
 Death or P:inil)imert. Mrrdcr, 'ihclt, Treafon, 
 Violence of the Tn!( croi's Edicls, are fiinifii'd with 
 Death ; and (■•> is Adultery alfo, if th'- Parties beta- 
 ken and convi.'lcd, wlii. h they feldoui or new are. 
 In all Cauf.'s, Ci^il .\ii 1 Crininial, tliev prMcect ac- 
 co'ding to :lie VerJivl of Witncffes ; and Scnrcnre be- 
 ing once pat IS c.'rr.iinly execute. I Crtmiiub liilier 
 Death cither byBchca.l.ng orCracif.ing . the Hci.l is 
 cut otf with a C.itan, and after that the Cavaliers try 
 their weapons, wlnthcr tluy can cut olf a I eg or ,a 
 limb at a blov.'. When any one is Crucify 'd, his Armj 
 and Legs are Ipread eii a Crofs fct uprighr, an I then 
 one runs him thri.ugh ihouody with al.aiKC or Spear, 
 where he muft hang till he r,)t's olT. 
 
 ' Every one may ciiange his N.inic th'ce times, when 
 he is a Child, a \oiiiig Mm, and when he is (.")ld. 
 They have hid VVrc.'ng and Printing fjr 111 tnv Year', ; 
 a linple letter (tan.ls for a^^^•rd. .md, c.s iv 1, \a' i-..i;ly 
 plac'd, Itandsfjr C\- or '"oven. Thcyha\e lifvrn foris 
 of letters, and each Alphabet h.as forty eight j th.y 
 cannot prrnouiKc D. 
 
 ' They obfcrve no Sabbath, but certain Feafts-day?, 
 as the I ft or ivhof the Moon, butthcyth is held ac- 
 ciirfcl ; and thcTcfore they never begin any bulincfs of 
 importance on that day. 
 
 ' Thev keep the Day of their Parents death fo ftrict- 
 !y .as a Fait, that they will not touch not eat any thing 
 that has Blood. 
 
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 I'.i 
 
 I'fom Winghani in Kent, 
 Nov. ij. 1623. 
 
 Arthur Ihuh. 
 
 N n 2 
 
 An 
 
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 2^6 
 
 Lib.];, 
 
 Jn Abjlra:!: of Mr- Cxfar Frederick'i Indian Ob/crvatiom 
 
 for Eighteen Years, 
 
 1 1 
 
 Ihe U'.y 
 fr i.Ti Itnue 
 
 t 
 
 Ot' OrWMZ,. 
 
 I 
 
 U' l-/(. lie went from l'."ic- to 'fvY'', ami from 
 ilii'iKc, with f-iiiic MiMvlunts of .1 wtii.i, to a 
 City ^.iliM ^ ; ilicnv.t lo ii.y,.;.:^ iind lo to iii-J^- 
 
 t.: ami Oh/;<. 
 
 ° '■■'^ ''"'' •' ^'^""' •^i"E°f ''»= R'^'*-' °f ■'''" ''"."'■"'• 
 Jr,-,,.Kn'f who is uvuo.l by the Ctpiain of the CalUu in llio 
 N.uiK- 111' the Kiiij; oC ;'(!//« ;.i/ ; he is vhi.lcii uiu of tl:i' 
 lilooa Koyal, ami Cwcirciht'-' liciruc aiiil Ijithful to thr 
 KiiVi; of I'.'f,.,;.!. as his I.oal .tiiJ (jovcrt.oiir. After 
 whi Jt, lie is brought uitli i^reat I'omp to the Royal I'a- 
 l.ijo 111 the City. Ho keeps a iV'Oii Train, an^l has (iif 
 lieieiit Kcvemies, and is Ueteiuleil by 'he Captain ot the 
 Cilllv- ; without whole Lcive he cailili t go alirriJ. 
 
 From liciK'e, i;oiiig fir (.■'.(, I came to />'k, '. ftront" 
 Cilv, of i;re.it'l'vaile, in <'.:mM'.i, where the (.■■ijli.n.. 
 aiul.''' •"■•vith the !ea'C of the />£■/•/..•/«/. . i'.ile many 
 Ships wnh Gl'Oi!, broiielit from Cnin'f.-.iett.-, mo •liCi Ci- 
 ty nil ,i(K/.M.i, 111 liiia.! Haiks, Uvauftiiogiiat!>.iipscan 
 (;othnhcrfm ilie llioles in the water, which arc lou miles 
 .-ilnnit, in a Gulfeal.M '''.«..: lo, i.e. the race of a 
 'I'liie. i'r.in.ii-tr^ \, a t'airCity, ami wlien he was there 
 w.is in lo (;ieat Calamity, that ilie Vi«.;:s were forc'ii 
 f.) le 1 thiir C'hiiiiien to the i' •iu^.:r:^i- tor 8 or ir l.a- 
 tiiis apKi e, 1. c. I or Hi. 4 1. 1 lure m a vail Traile 
 at the New anJ. Fii!! .Moon, when the Tules .ire hijjher. 
 for then ver. many Barks euiiie in, and are laded with 
 a'.l foil., of Spues, C/'./ij.i Silk, tlephaiit< Teeth, Velvets 
 oi I'. I.: HI, ('. .ckj :"!, which are pieces of Gold worth 7/ 
 Sterl.nt{, and uiher Commodities; Inch as Cloth, w'hiie 
 ano pain fd, liuugo Ginger, Myrobalaiis, Agats, He- 
 matires. .iiui n.itiiral Diamonds. 
 
 When he w.is ar C iinl:i:it.:, he law an infinite num- 
 ber of .Araliccis employ'd in making of R'acclets fur the 
 W Mil '11, svho break them otf when their Relations die, 
 aii.l bu\ new ones. 
 
 There coaic every Year to C'^.tul, frotn C A';i'( and 
 I..VI.II.C', tcii.ir fifteen Ships !adcn with Nuts, and Su- 
 gar mide I'l" tiieni call d '/.V-^.j. The Tree on which 
 they grow is .all'd 'h.l'alm-iree, wlucli is the nioft pro 
 ti;a''lc 1 r.e in -he \\';ir!d, lor w.tli the Woo I ot it tlicy 
 bii Id Ships . witii tlic bru't ot ir, wl.uli are Nuts, they 
 mak.Wine, aitil of the Wmc Siii;ai. Out of this Tree 
 there r.;ns a white liipior in the Sprint;, tvhuii Leiiy 
 dnbll'.i will I'oc makes a Ihoiiy laqnor, and beiiii.', put 
 
 C 'C ' rrpe 
 
 into Cuts with a i|uaiitity of 
 
 ilibo, in a little wliili 
 
 lo iljrl". 
 
 5k >, 
 
 B.i/a 
 
 A iv-Ci I urn; 
 
 ll.ltfdHiJ,. 
 
 A'*fi -vhii 
 
 beeoiues pc feCf Wine. l.)t' the Nuts, after this, they 
 make (.111 ; of the Bark they make Cables; if :hc 
 toughs, Hedfteds ; ot' tile l.e,i\es cut fiuall and tvovu'ii, 
 tiiey make S.;ils ami tine Mats ; < f the outer rind of the 
 Nit they make (Jckam to caulk Shi[)s ; and of the hard 
 Fark, Spoons and other Velfels lor .\Ica'. 
 
 In . SO7. he wen'. froinO'.T to /tr^i-<, -'c/ , the chief Ci- 
 ty of .Vf>yj ',;;.'. S days | lurney Iroin (,,>.i within 1 and. 
 in c.iir.panv with two other Metvhiius, wliuh earned 
 with tlieai tlucc hundred ./'.li/.:" Horles to the King ot 
 th.u Country ; znl as they went out ot f-V ', the Horfes 
 pail CulU'iii \l l'.igod:es apiece, i.e. 6 i, 8 ./. for in 
 liiefc Coun-ries Ai.iii.ni Horles are valued from joo to 
 IOC J Diicatv 
 
 In iijiv tile City of Uc^hhic- was fatkd by four 
 Kii-'bof til.' Moors, who could not take it bet b, the 
 trea'hcry of two of die cbict C.ipta;ns und; r the King o" 
 H::•h■^■, who ccuimmdcd aUnu 8 '^000 Men , and 
 aftci ib.efe Kings li.id feaich'd the City lii Month the 
 left it. 
 
 .■^f;er th..!f: Monrilh Kings were pone, one V^inii :gi 
 a Tyrint came tu tii-.' Ci'V to vepeopl'.- it, anJ invitcil 
 .-,'.: iNleriluiMs to bring lloiies to it, ptoniiliiig t.i give 
 th..m what pi i -e they wou'd ; upon which account the 
 two f-.iref.nd Mcr.-hni: . l.io\ight then Horfes, Lilt afier 
 he h.id got great numb.i > Uc 1 aid lor none. 
 
 While he Haul at it ■;•-'• .^^ lc\ en Yiars. he obfcrv'd 
 among (.tlicrC.iOoiiis of the f >>'.•.'/' v. that when a N'oble 
 ni.i'i or \\'oma". d:e thev burn then Boiiies ; .iiul if a 
 married M.in .Ur, tlie Wile iimlf burn her fcif alive 
 WiihthcRjdv of lierHusI;aiid. which isdoiu- wuhniuch 
 (limp and ceretnony I'or liic lia' ;ng appointed a liay 
 foi h.-rbuming, goes our that M .ruing cariy on an 1:1c- 
 f li.iiit or Horle, apparel'd like a Hiide, .and is carry "d| 
 
 round a'.'uut the Ciiy d.ccU d with )ewe s ai-.J bl 
 
 lia\ ing a Looking [.dafs iti one hind, and mi Arrow ir. 
 till ot' ;r, lingi.i)4 all the w.iy, Tliat llie isgoiiii^ to iKep 
 with her dear Spoufe. Thus accompanied witli her Ke- 
 lations, about Oiv; or Two a Clock llie goes ■ •,; vif ths 
 City to the place fur burning of Women, where there 
 IS a gnat fi|iiaieCave full of dry Woo.l, jini hard by i[ 
 .1 I'lnade luui or live Iteps up. When lliecnnipany is 
 come tiicic, they ni.ike ready .1 gre.it Baniiiiet, whrfc'ihc 
 Woman eais with the relt ( f the company as joyt'iilly as 
 if It were her Wedding day ; and tliel'ealt beiiii; en3tJ, 
 they ling and dance fur loine lime. Kiit when ll.eiscer- 
 titicvt the Fire is kind'ed by )ier Order, Ihe lejies the 
 l-eatt, and cocs wiih her llus' and\ nearell Kir'iiMiit.. 
 the Bank of the Ki'.er !\.^,ii.Iju, whctc the Itrips tier felt 
 ot her Jewels and tins Cloaihs and gives iheni to licj 
 I'.iretits or Kinired ; and then l .vering her felf with a 
 Cloth, llie throws het felf into t!ie Kiver, faying, O 
 iiM .•.•,/■,-), WAJh AiVi-y >i!Ui liiii. After llie IS come out, ll,c 
 goes with her Husband's Kinlir.an to the I'lnacle of the 
 fouare C.ive, where the bire is made, andhaing talk'd 
 to the People, another Wciiian anoints her Head and uU 
 her Hodv with Oil, and thin thrown the Wot and Wo- 
 man into the Fire ; whereupon the I'eople round al out 
 the Cave, throw at her great pieces of Wood to batten 
 her deatf. And after this, all their mirth is turn'd into 
 bitter howling and weeping. When any great Man dies, , 
 his Wite, with all his Slaves, with whom he h.as had of »^.'? 
 Carnal copulation, burn ihemlelvei with him. Among '4 ■'■'■iv 
 -lie meaner fort of People, the Wite cl.ifps the deal""*"'-' 
 Husband abo't the Neck, until a Mafon budjs a Wad 
 roun.l about them ; and Ihe being llranj-lcd, theWjii 
 is linilh'd over their Heads, and lb they lie buried b&tli 
 together. 
 
 .^bout (ix days yoiirivy from 'bc:^(ii€gei is the plac« 
 where they get Diriuonds, which i- 1 large Plat of 
 ground compuls'd with a Wall, wliuh they us'd to fell 
 h '1 lo much a .'oot foiare, and dig for l.liamonds ; where- 
 ot the IcITer are tor them, and the bigger lot the King. 
 But they have not got any there now of a long time, 
 becaufe the rightful King bciti)' put to Death, there is 
 great divilion in the Kingdom, an. I Bf^.-',,-^.,' is Idf .il- 
 111 'it def date. This City is 14 Miles in ccinpafs, in 
 which ihere is a veiy liately I'alaie fortheii Kings, ha- 
 ving nine Gates, which are Kelt with aG'ard of I'ortci*. 
 .■\tter two .Months he went for (•■ ', in the company gi' 
 two /'.)/j.:;(:.'-Alercliaiirs, wiih two Pal.inkins or I.ittcn. 
 and eight Falchincs to carrv thi 111. He bought two IJiib m.- ■ . .■ 
 locks, one to ride on, and the oilier to carry Ins Provi «-'■•• 
 lion, whichiliey lide (jn there like HorfiS; but the Bur f^^'^^'l 
 den-Piillock i;rew weak and cou'd m t f., and the other 
 go'tig tliio'igli a Rner, g. i to a Intie Iile in the tniddit, 
 where I could nor come ai him, and to I was fore d to 
 travel on foot till I met with loiue Falclunc^ to carry my 
 Victuals. \x. lait lie got lafe to ./»/,. /.i, which is Tri. 
 butai y 10 the King of 'fli'.;c'. g to '.'• .:. The Merchan- 
 dize lioin /J.'^f«e» ) are ..r.iii.iii Horlirj, Velvets, Da- 
 masks and Sattiiii, China, .Saffron and Scarlets. Atid 
 for their Commodities they have in r.i<> Jewels, .ind, 
 I'agodies, which are Duea;s of Gold. The , Apparel in 
 thisCitv is Vclve", .Sattin, Scarlet, and long Hats made 
 of them : They have Bieeclies like the ih'k-, and at 
 their tars great [lenty if Gold hangiivi!. 
 
 At yliui'-, one of my Companions daid all Winter, ■■'■■■■ J" '" 
 which begins there m W:v the i',tli, and lafis to the'r],'' 
 end of Or: /■.•., but I went for'i-i.i with f 'iiic Merchai.ts 
 and Soldiers m :i I'alaiikin, w.th eight l-.ilchiius to ear- 
 ry nc ; .iiid troni C ■« I went for Co.i :>,, whieli is a Voy- 
 age ot 'iet, .Miles. Be:ween thefe two Cities there iiCf:,r,,.f • 
 three Forts belonginL; to the Pi'tii:<-icjr, call'd O'lo; and''<r»i"' 
 '.Vijs;,!,'", an.l li,. ,'■«', win re is good Itore of B'tc tii:i;'s 
 earried to (.'n.o And t'roui then,.e you go to d/u'. ■ , 
 out of which King loin, when they are at peace with 
 the ('..'/.; If/', IS carried C',ir./,:i/j,.m«w, I'ejipcr, Ginger, 
 and great ipiantities of ,;o/Vi, a Fru.t uUnit the bietiefs 
 of ,1 Kirnicg, which ihe (Wi.i«.( eat with the Herb Bet ^.■1,J'',|", ',.|, 
 l:,ade up With the Lime of Oyller-fliells ; winch, rliey ^iM.i.i. 
 fay, makes the Ipittle red, andgues them a Itomacli. 
 bioiu C'.(«i'( 1 yon go to Coivi;/:;i.,r, a Coiintrv fill ol 
 Thieves, whodivide the S|io;l with the King of (,/.'.,,.,•; 
 Ill that there is iiu faihiig there 1 ut with great Sliip^ vvi;li 
 ■ttn.'d Itoiu 
 
Cxiar Frederick /j// Indian Oli>Jcrvatiom, 6cc. 277 
 
 I l^F?' 
 
 4v,>.III»l 
 
 I C'lr* "■ 
 
 I'tom Criiiigitiwr wc c\mi; toCvih'ii, i^ Miles ilill.ir.i, 
 In'jfl*' ifie chief place th:it the Putir'uclr ti.ive in t)ie /'"/..', 
 mIT' where IS thr grcwlt Trade of Spicts, Drui";, .inl all 
 '"''" otlictMerchiiniluc ; aiul wiihin the Laml is thf Km.; 
 ddin of Pepper. In Cochin there aie two Cities wlieie- 
 of one licliingn to the Kiiii; of P. ?/ rj/'l, aiul the oilicrio 
 tlieKin'^of CoJ-ir, a '''•.'.;'", m wh 'le Country aie n.a 
 iiy Clinlbins of .5'. T...'i«,/>'s OiJei. All Clrllli.iiis 
 ihroiiyh (he InJii, that come frt.m the \Vel>, au vmIi'i.1 
 iVfj'.'ii 7'- ; aiiil tlify thai itu'ry iii iV.'/m lirne C)ffi,es, 
 anil !Ueat Privileges, in the tuu Ci)M\nio.li!i..!. ili. y ■■l-al 
 \Mih ill ihit place, whu:h are ,Silk that eoiii'^ liom 
 (■, ,)/.i, aiul Siipar tll.1t lOnies I'roni W"'?i/.i, tnrtheinar- 
 jial Citizens pay iioCilltom Wi: ihele Coni't'o.litu s '.iiul 
 for others oii'y 4 ,' ' <''■','. wheieasall Uraupers pay 8/i'' 
 tV'i.tdthc Kv.fidf l'.inr;i!. 
 
 The Kiiip of (.'•e'.'».' keeps I'lit 70000 Mtii in Arms, 
 wlicncif loiiieare lall'il .Im:' i ami .Vi" , who arcic 
 fptr.lte reilinvs, .mil ru;i upon aiiv danger for tlie ho- 
 nour of their KiM);. They ;',o naked Horn the (i'.rdle 
 upwards, wiih Taipcts .ui I naked .Swnrds, and have 
 ihcirW'nes in eoiiimon The King's Children lierc dg 
 not inherit after th-.-ir Father, bioaide perhaps the y were ! 
 hei;oi by f 'iiie oih.:r .Man, Inn the Sons of the Kiiiu,'s 
 Siilcr, or foiiie othei, who are certainly of the ll'.j.id 
 Roval. I 
 
 The N '•' ' .^"'1 -h'-'ir Wives make lo great holes in their 
 i;.irs, ih.i; one may put liis arm into thein. 
 
 Tlx M.ips p,n fiomC 1. .»/ t'l I'. ifM;.;.i/ every Year, ijii 1 
 ihe^ihof /i.voj/'.'' or ;/.;hi/i v. From (.'a7-i.ii we went , 
 to a I'ott eall'l Cihi'mii, IZ MiK's diftanr, andlirKi,' 
 ther.cc to Cape (Vi«.r/, uhcre emleth the C i3.t\ ot the 
 I'Jici: And alon;.; tins Cult to the low Land ofC'r;'- 
 ki, for 2oolc.iRncs, the I'eopic are rhrilti.ir. 
 
 The .Sea that lieth bttwcen ihe C'oalt fioni the Cape ' 
 C'wiri to.','u''.'rtc, they call ihe hlhiiii; for Pearls, which 
 Iv^.m in Mi'di or ///"i.', aii>l lilts 'lO days, iMir e.eiy 
 Ttmnf Ye.T,- ilicv chanpethc plaec. When the t nic of I'lll.iiig 
 ' '■•"' daws n.-ar, thev fend i^ood Divers todilcovcr where the 
 ''"'" greateli heap^ of Oyilers lie iin.ler water, and right a 
 i;.iinlt that place they make a Village with Hiiifes, and 
 '1 Baz.izo of St.im , which Hands as loni; as the Filhing- 
 tiuii: lalts, and :s f.irnilh'.t With all I'lovilions. The 
 Fiiherinen are all Chrilt aiis, and pay a Duty to the 
 Ki!^'.', of t' '■'■■■•'! and til. F.i;irs of S'.-. I' ml, and are de- 
 fiiUc.l from Koveis with three or four Fiift>. I faw the 
 maiiiKr of their fill.in''., which is this : Three or four 
 Harks ro togcvhcr. with 7 or iJ Men in a Rark, and an- 
 chor i.i ("jer 1 3 fathom w.iter, the ordinary depth of 
 tlutCuaft : a;id tlien they latt a Rope into the Sea wi;h 
 a Itonc F.iOrnd ;o the end of it, and one that hath his 
 V.irs an^N'ofi V. ell Itopt and anoinred with Oil, and a 
 Ba^lici under h:s arm, ('O.s down by the Rope 10 the 
 hotfoin of the S< a, and hlls the Basket as talt as he can, 
 aiivl when :i is fn'l he Ihakes the Rope, and his Fcll.iws 
 in the IVirk lu.le liim up with ihe basket. And thus ihcy 
 go one by one, until they h.ive laden the Hark with 
 Oylters, and ar l.veninnthc. come to the Village, wh re 
 tliev hv ilicir I'.ea:' of Oy'.tev, diltani from one another, 
 and when the till ;iii> is ended every eonpany lits round 
 rvri.ing the r own heap and' open;, diein, and gather .d I the Pearls 
 
 f?«.KhU pert in them, fet a price, according to their Caulks, 
 uigriim. Be.uity and (.ooincfj, thofe that are round and I.Tigc 
 being of gie.itelt value, and there are Merchants ready 
 to buy them all at the prices '.ev. 
 
 In this Sea of till.ing for Pearls, there is an Illc call'd 
 /V'jii.ii, between which and ^ './ :'■ all (loods arc firlt car- 
 ried in filial) Ships for il'.e lliallowivf^ of the Chanel, 
 at:d then laded into greatShipi to go for the /i;7i>j ; but 
 thol'e that go thither halluard pafs by the Coaft of Co.o- 
 
 mnlj.:. 
 
 I, „ \ci:.:n is anl'ile bigger ihin (''/' «', diitant from Cape 
 
 'rm.'i 1 10 Miles ovci-thwart, wherein theie grow;, tine 
 
 Cinnamon, Pepper, Nuts and Aiovhoe. 'there alio 
 
 tlley make gieat (lore of Cairo for Cor .'age. and there 
 
 g.'ow cryltal Cats eves. I faw the maniK'r of gathering 
 
 CiniLiin in, which is this: We went to a Wood ab'.ri 
 
 thiec Miles from the City, where was !\ou: of Ciniu- 
 
 non-trces among other w.:dTr'cs ; and m the Month 
 
 . ^c."n; of .W.»-,7'- and .i;./.'/, when ihc fi!' go-S up to the top, 
 
 I'cf'ciiii.'''''^ cut the link off thx Tree from knot to kiKu, and 
 
 i?ii " 'then take it away, laying it in '.lie Sun to dry, aiid the 
 
 Tiee dieth not, but !;as a new lUrk againft the next Vear, 
 
 Ji.d that which is t^aihcr'd eu-ry Yc.ir n, the belt Cinna 
 
 "loll And ill this Wood iheic groweih a;lo much 
 
 Pepper, 
 
 Fiuni " i,(i« we went to Se;j,'':'i;t.i>i, and from thence 
 ''.'H"i ti.wardsthe F'.a(t iS" .Nules : NVe came to the Fhiufe nl 
 ■ nimt,; Sf. 'i'.,c,v(,;,<, a Chuich niMch tftcitn'J by the /'j{,:«;t for 
 
 the niaiiy Miracles which arc reported to be done bj 
 thai blcllcd Apollle ; near to whj.Ji Church the I'ortit- 
 liMJc have built a City , wliiJi is one of the taircll in that 
 part of the inJi 1. 
 
 As I retum'J in i^f.i I went IVoin f/Ci to .V,!.'.ikf.t, 
 which IS iSoo Miles, jiiit paU'd ihiVugli the Chanel ot 
 .Viint"]., and from i hence to i'lj;;/ ; theie is an infinite 
 number of Ill's c.iU'd .Imli-mr: n, whi'-ll aie inhabited r.i ,'<•' -.i 
 witliSavage'i'ei.pl" that cat one another, and if any Jihi(i -'"-^ ' "'' '■■ 
 le jolt on iliclc lllcs, ever- M.in in >t is eaien up. A» I 
 caine from iVI.i.Vi,..! througti du- Chinil of ^ .•'"" ■., I 
 palsd that way, anil theiecanu luocfUicir Barks laucn 
 wiih Fruit to our .Ship ; tluy would i.eiiher conic into 
 our Sh;p, nor take \Iuney for the \t it, b-.t when we 
 let down into their Baik fome pic.cs of old Ln.tii, they 
 taftncd to the Kope fo much Fruit as the) thought them 
 woiih, which we hai'd into om Ship. 
 
 Smm was beliegd ;n l^Ay. by the King of .'iv.", 11 .s''-"^- 
 Months, with an Army of 1400C00 Men. and wis ta- 
 ken tiy treachery, one of the Gates being left open t"or 
 hini to enter ill ; Whcreuptm the limperor of i'..i/n poy- 
 liJifd himfelf, and Ins Relations and Nobles wi re car- 
 ried Captive to iV II, where I was when the King rc- 
 tiiin'dm tiiumph, with manv lilephants laden with Gold, 
 Silver and Jewel', and Noble Pi. loners. 
 
 1 went from ,V;ii.'.nc,i to Vi, T -1 , on the Coaltof Ci- 
 rii,riAi:J-', but going av/3v w the Night without le.ue, 
 we made no Poivilion of W.it.r, and could imt take any 
 in fijt 41 days, tili ul arriv'd atO. y't 'joi. Mjlcs beyond 
 $t.i:m.\ and many of our Men were lick, ana die^l for 
 wanr of Water. 
 
 When Oi.'^-.i was koverii'd by irs lai'.f ,1 King, :=; orriiitf! :i 
 30 Ships were clualiy laden eviry Ye.ir in tiiat J'ort ' "of. , -,) 
 with Rice, white Cloth, Butter, Ja.ia l'e[pei Uin-" "*'"'■ 
 ger, Mirabolans, Cloth of Herl » , but liiice that time i: "''■'" 
 has Ixeii com^uer'd ly the Cn-cr.i A7o,; /, who fets a ijreat 
 Cultom on the Commodities, From O. ,^(r 1 went to- 
 wards li;ii>^.il,t, and having row'd along the Coalt ^4 
 Mi!e5, we enter d into the Kuer i?".^.. ; and we row'd 
 to S'.iM'vii from the mouth of thit Ri'^er, v.iicn I'te Tide StronRTi;.! 
 tiuws, tor there is no rowing agamlt the itream, which 
 is very fwift. By the wa. iliere is a Port call'd H,:tcr, 
 wliere tliey make a Village tor Trade, and bum it when 
 the Ships go otf. 
 
 In the Port of X.if.r^.iii jo Ships arc lifeally laden eve- TheCoaiTO- 
 ry Year with Rice, Lacca, Sugar, Long Peppe.-, 0,1 ^,f ''in^'i-Jn 
 ~ei^ciyiii\ and other Commodities, Hiie the Merchants '"'''"''''''' 
 buy ;'.nd fraight Siiips, with which the) travel up and 
 down the River Cnn-es to Fairs, and n-,ikegicat protic. 
 'I he People here withm Land worllnp tl-.e Ruer i. ■,;),!' .■., TV-Prm:.- 
 tor wticn any one is litk be 1$ brought to the Bank of it, w.jrihii. li .1 
 where they make a f.nall Cott.agr, and e»erv day wet^"' 
 him with the water, whereof man',, die; and when they xhc orr.ri 
 arc dead, they litif roalt their Body w.tji a Fnc made of ny ci'iii.ii ' 
 .Sticks, and then, wirli an empty Jarr tied about their """' 
 Neck, they throw thein into the River. 
 
 From p. Mt t'u; ,cii, I went to C .'.'i anj M.il'\^c.i, and 
 thence 1 lail'd tor I'r^i. being S'-o Miles diltaiit ; and 
 after thiec Months our Ship waswitho.it Victuals, and 
 the Pilot told I s wc were net far bom L:)i.:J,: j m i'c- u, 
 which we found not to be true. 
 
 I i,ii,i/,i > IS (itiiiite on a Rivcrs-fidc, which runs into T.in.>/".i7 
 the Sea ; and there is a Village call'd ,i','i;;ij;;, in whole 
 Harliour every Year they lade fome Ships, withKi'ii-i'ii/r, 
 ,V»fii;, Ucii/umiii, Clovt.s, Nutmegs and Mace, which 
 come troiii the Oialt of !>;',ii«. But the greateit Mir- 
 chandize is /'t^/'im and iVon, which is an excellent 
 Wine made ot the Flower of a Tree '■all'd ■V/'f', whole ^V''"'^' 
 Liquor tlley dilliJ, and the Dritik is clear, good forthc?^'. '"''" 
 Stomach, and is a certain Remedy for ihc f. nii'. -P .v 
 For thci" the Perfon be totrcn Tuth u, this Liquor will 
 cure hun if he drinks good (fore of it. as I law pruv'd 
 I in a Friend, whole Nole began to drop away. From 
 ' the fiid River, having tndur'd griiat hardilnn tor want 
 I of Viiituals. and ihciu.e to .V,i,i, .;,;,.., fiom thence wc 
 j went mBaiks like our Pilot-B.iats, which go as hvd't as 
 an .^rrow out of a Bo'.v when the Trie runs with ihcni, Snii 'injj 
 ' but when ir turns ihcy draw to a Bank, and lay the 
 ! Bar'is on hi^h m the Lind. The I'uddcn iiureali- ai,d 
 Idecrcale ot the Water make, a lioirible iioifc, which 
 'they call a AMc/.-icr. Ar lali wc arru'd at theCty o: 
 /';i;/i, in the Kitig'fom of the I'aine Name, wheie tin; 
 1 .Merchanrs have all one Houlc call'd Gi.,' ;.. in vsh 1. 
 rlicy p' t their Goods of valie. '1 here is a rev Ciiv be "1- -<i t;'» 
 full s the old, ill which IS the King's Faiacc, Wjii'J and '''"■" "• 
 Moated aboot : the Lodgings vs. tl.m are of VV, od gi!-'"' 
 ded, with line rinaclc^, and niu. li curi.jus \\'.jrk, co- 
 >er'd with Plates of Ijold. V'hc King ■ f 1 ;/. , aii.oiig p, 
 his oiher Ti;les, is .-alld tli.' King of ihe wliuc L,e- "i 
 plums, wlicicv f he keeps four, cvt.ry one of which 1 
 
 r WIIU9 
 
 ■tl.:iti 
 H, 
 
 ;( 
 
 IW' 
 
 11 
 
 i:*! 
 
 in 
 
 II:: I 
 
 kept 
 
 ■"5 
 
 m 
 
 I -I- 
 
 Mil, 
 
 !.; 
 
 I'd ; 
 
Vm '• 
 
 >ivi 
 
 jp 
 
 i 
 
 278 '• xhxv Frederick his Indian Ohjhijattons, &c. lib.ji. 
 
 kept inn H"'i'i.ikli.-il;ilioMi-, ami is (VrvM in Vdlllsr.r pivp i; to a j i.M'J. \\ < iij;cr, nrV. iv.o I;,-, 'j .i Mrii'h ; 
 Silver ara! Gi. Ill, Mc li-,s 4ocr blc| kuiis ut V.ir, am! j ami hi' i-, l,oi iiil ti. ir.i.U it all nc(\l, niluiv ili: ilu Mu- 
 to ihciv rt-*-i r I'a-tli is Irikn'cl I'lkis i.t' lit 11, whcn'witli vli.iiu m.v lie 4ti.civ'J in ihc v.tij'.lu ami f:ilfcr,ifs ol' i!.c 
 
 rh.-n'- 
 
 ft it;!' 
 lili: I. ill 
 
 Hti-iiie 
 
 "n VlTVA A 
 
 A'Tu. ,i.a 
 
 K ..lu-i. 
 
 llicy ti.<lil. lily.) Inint iImh 1 > lul'njjon b'tmalc I'le 
 pli.mts, who ili.iw in \\\v uiKl M:ilc:; by [lie I'iihIi ft ilnn 
 fail iuM a Trip ; anil when they arc a'oiii', thoy Mf"!.' 
 till th.v aif v.cary, ^.i:d tlic.i aii; Inic'd into a Houlc, 
 whiTc thiy arc lain J. 
 
 _ Tlicprc.it ltrei;('ili I'T the Kinc .-f /'rv/i c.inlitls in his 
 Ek'tiiair. when they (■'> to Uattel, i'ui they Ut mi then 
 back i a Calllc of W.-oil, hnuiul mi with Uar.iis uiuler 
 their l'ellic.5, anil in i\y\ Cafilc tmir Mt;i lit 10 lijiht with 
 Harq'ichr.lKs, IVnv niid Ario\\s, Dans ami I'lkes. 1 hey 
 teep ^'pn.l orJer in the r Arni'es, having .j feveral .Sijiuri's 
 ot l.lfphTV.s, Iloi-fcinen, HaniMcUiUlT.s ami I'ike-men, 
 but their weapons arc mnt;ht cx>:e|ir ihcir Mariiiielniircs, 
 which arc cx.e;li lit. ami funn' l.)i\liiamc ott;iMil Metal. 
 He is the r.icattit Kiiii', on l-.inh, \'ot lichaili •.'.!) Isinn's 
 iinilc.- liiin, anil en I'liiip into the t-'ieUI a Mtll.un ami a 
 half (if Men. He has no N.ivy by .Sea, but fui I'cople, 
 Doniinii^us, (iubl ami Silver, he tar es.'twK ilie (ire:;c 
 Tm;; (i'l' hi' hath iliM'ts Ma'.;a«nie. fall ot' I'reai'iire, 
 and he is l.i r.l of tlic .Minis nf Rnbifi!, S.iphiies and 
 .Spniels. Near h;< l'a!:ut then- is an nnvaleabx Irea- 
 liiic ill a C^uiiii W.ili'd roiiikl, wimli every one may fee. 
 Ill (III.- Hoafe tlietc 11 a \ cry lari.c Statiie ol a Man in 
 MallV r.rld, and on his Head a Crown of Ciold Inlet 
 with I'.iibies and Saplnres, aii.i round about Inin arc 
 four little Children (jf Goal. In another is a Statue of. 
 Siher, whi.-li is as hi.th as the Uoof of a Honle, and 
 lia'. a Crov.'i) on his Hi-ad like the liril. liiilicthiul 
 there's a Stanic of liral's, with the like Crown on h.s 
 Head : .And in a f mrih there's aStatnccf ''.i»\:, (w\\k\\ 
 is a mixture of Copper and Lead) with the like Ciouii 
 on his Head as the tint. 
 jP 'I he King (its every Day in Perfon on .iliifji Tribii- 
 nil, to hiar the Suits of his Snhjeds. who brmt; their 
 Si'fplica'.ions written with a (!!ar|. (ri.n on l iir leaves 
 
 "•,.■'( is a pord'.'j 
 y ihc Conini. nJ / 
 i^s any 
 
 Money. 
 
 1 his M^iey is fo lie.-ivy, that 40 
 Porters 1 ..m\, an I i: iimll be paif 1 
 Weijdier it Monev for tlv.- Mei\!i.iiit that 
 tl iiif;. The A'.euhandi^e tliat i',o out cfP t. , ..'eCo.V, 
 SiKi.r, Kiibiei, Sa| hires, .'ipaieis, lien'iaa.in, I cii'.' 
 lepper, Lead, l.acia, Rice-Wmc, and 11 inc .'.u.'jr'l 
 lor iho they have abiindaiue id ouj.ar-i aiies, 11 any ,\ 
 iheniare cjiin b) thel'Miple and the tkphaits. ['„'. 
 lilies that, many of iliein . -c Ipeiit in m.ikiiip a Coicr- 
 iiiy for their I'apods, wlii. h tluv plailler with I mie ,i,,j 
 over-lay with I eaf gold e\ cry titiecn Years ; tt']'u,;i 
 niake^ljold the dearer in /',^«. 
 
 I'liere are four UriikLr-: of Jewels and Rtibiis, who'' 
 all 111 their hiaids, and 111 fiklujuantitK-, 
 ■ very cheap. When t!ie M " ' ' 
 
 have them 
 that tlle^ lei 
 
 has agreed fo: them he 
 
 ■ Kl:,^iit 
 may carry them horn.-, .i,„i 
 take the advice ol otiier Met Jiants ; and ii" he eccs r.,: 
 like Ins barpain he may rctninihem, with; tit anv KiV 
 VVIikIi is eouuted fuch an allront by the Brokoi,, i' ' 
 they commonly atfurd good renniwonlis, efj 
 thofe th.it underllaiid not Jewels, to ki;en 
 Ci.dir. 
 
 %h '■■»'U;n 
 
 >a; 
 
 ciallv It) 
 n\' tiieir 
 
 lrr-i:i 
 
 Galparo 
 
 IN I579' «• 
 the Carav 
 i.mie by tl 
 U.qi'rr.tei, 
 Snow ill ".iiiuit'i. 
 Ii(?ii i and thcn,- 
 coloiir, li'cifi and 
 Fitch, whercwitl 
 itiH It "11 the b 
 anil then e pallini 
 to Hf.^il.i: in 49 il; 
 In A/-if" isS 
 n.i.7(iM ; and at I 
 Biskct for Dcvoti 
 River 'l'',.y'j had , 
 i!.ini;or bv a Whi 
 
 At the Lniyinir of thefc Jewels, many .Merchants .ir,.i, , ■ ...i.h'.n Wind, whii 
 ri ent; bi:t the bargain is made between the Prokcr; '■•■•' ■tni. (heme we came 
 
 r^ a irec, and Piclcnts ac.^-iniiiii; 'o the vahic nf th-'.ir 
 .Si't. Tb.e .ScvTCt.'.ry reais their Peticion? btf.ae the 
 Ki:ii:;, who ccinmands to tike the Pre!ents if he prants *t cheap rates, 
 their delirc ; but if he refnfesit, he takes no l':efeiir. ! thence to ') 
 .,, ^ The molt vaiii:ibleC(;mmo'.iitv th.'tt's brou.;ht to /'Ci 
 
 r. t.;i ruldii. ''0"'"-"s Ironi S/. r. f, wtiich lit-ljth m,we ot Ijombalt, 
 
 and the Merchant, ' by liolJinp their hands ui.ier a 
 Cloth, and totiching the Joints of their tin-'ers tc lie 
 "iry what is .ask'datid bmde.i, wh;cli ihi-'ll.wJcrs bJ 
 know n; ;, L-y ol, bccaufc it niiijht IrceJ a Coi.ti 
 aiTiOnp, ' > ;i;. 
 
 Inti r.u lip :r- .-ctarn rr,K),;.fj J vvcntabra 
 
 B:'!;-ri •, ..:; ; met wi !i a cruel Storm ca 
 
 (wii.di ha, jjcns every ten or twelve '\'ears in thcleSeiM*^- 
 
 win, h earned away our Sads, Yards and Kudder, m'i 
 
 .oied us to throw our M;i!t '•.•.•■.-board, .'li'ter tlii- 
 
 St'.im we difcover'd .,11 ii!ai;d eadd S:,i.1:iy, nh,•.^. „.c 
 
 had plenty of falted Kinc, wild Hoes, Hcr.satdUie, 
 
 l-roi- . oi-./.'f,: \vc Went to Cwr/i,.-,., a|.„|[ 
 
 , Wiiere I and .'.ir. I'.cntir fra'chted.i 
 
 -■I'' ,: for feventv l"*i'cats, and 
 
 :i0Verly 
 a Shipcfi-.r,, 
 
 and il. 
 
 /"«{•. 
 
 Barkrogoflir. ., ,. .„_..-._,.,,...„..,.,,„„,,, 
 _ Itaid loriy da\s wait.ng for a Caravan of Lar.ss, ,vliij, 
 fo woven and painted, that the more it is walli'd ti ceo- coniills ot twenty live, or tliirt,, became in the Ki 'ht 
 lours arc the more lively ; which i.s lo highly valu'< in "c faltenoiir i'arks to the baiiksof t!ie lUver, and i.Vn 
 Pe-Jii, that a fmallBalc of it is worth on: or t— .iio'i- we inulf keep a Itronu Gua''d to fecre our (loiiiisfirin 
 land Ducats. There t^octii alfo from St. Tent- a Shipla- '■ Ihteies ; aixl at laft we arm'd at ti.hy.m in lilty ,!a\,s 
 den with Yarn died red wi.h a Root, fo that it never '-'^'i 'inhere we Itaid four Mitiihs, until the Caravan was '''^ 
 cliangrs the colour 5 and if it fetsou: i'irj5/.-)«e.''r 6. they , rc-idy to go over the Uc ert for Ah-pi'K, anJ bourhta'" 
 make a lure 'Voyage, but if it lUys loine days after the' ic-nt, and blorfes and Mules, and V'i,:lii.i!s for '.Vm n', 
 6th, thcv are c.nch'd with contrary Winds, which blow I ^'^ I'ld alfo thitty tw-i Camels laden with Comir.odit;c< '•■' 
 in onj place three or four Months. i^t two Ducats a Can, el, and three Men to ferve iisbv'"'^' 
 
 There goes alfo from /).•«(;.( .1 another ,Ship laden with ' 'l'<^ Way fir live Ducats a .Man. The Caravan tra\els 
 
 Bomball of all futts to ]■",•.!;«. 1-roin A/.ijit.f: ro V/ncr-i'^wcnty Miks a day. 
 
 d no Water Ixcaule it lain'd, an 
 bought twenty 
 
 and rells alxjut 'I'wo in the A.'^ter- 
 ppcr,iiioon. We wanted no Water bccaufe 
 the w^e eat frclli Mutton c\crv day, liavint; 
 li t'h ■ ■ 
 
 MiTthintJ 
 tirry Piovi- 
 finnihc,a;iK 
 
 I he re ..re no 
 Imij. 
 
 Rrokrri t aw 
 
 f T B.lr,k- 
 r rt . 
 
 loniKall of all futts to ]■",;!;«. 1-roin '\/.yit. 
 '.■nn, there come fmalland great Ships laiien with P( 
 
 Ch:na, Cand'ora, an.l other Wares, b'lorn Mccc t the; we eat rreiii iviutton c\cry iiay, 
 
 .Ships bring Woollen Cloth, .Scar'er. Velvet, Opium i^hiep at H/r/v,'o,:, which the Shepherdj'rhat came wirii 
 and Chickino's. Fniu St. 'nm:- gomg to Pr^n, (w inch ! ';s with their Flocks did keep, and kill for us. In tliinv 
 is -jco niiies) they Ud up a River to ':rltni,>, where the (i.\ days we pafs'd over the Deleii to R;/;>,W;, and law 
 King's Ofliceiscomc and take the ixrc. and marks of all "cither Houlc, Trees nor People. Tlic Caravan h.is.-.r- 
 the Alerchaiits lioods, and convey tlieiii to t.he King's t.iin Stations where the Wells arc; and there aKuys 
 Houle at l'r^_ii, until they have rceivd the Culloir;. Ail K^ys with it a Cajitain to do jullice, and every Nii'J.t a 
 Merdiants that tr.ivel throvgh the //.■,//•/ inuil take all Watch is kept about it. From .H-ppo we went to /,::• . 
 ivntinc-r of I'rovilion;; with them, fur there arc no Inns'''', and thence to Vctua, where we arri/d Xovcmln' 5. 
 in that Country. From Crfiitin to i".-.:;;/ they fail in lixj'5'>'; 
 
 lioiirs with the Flood, and in eiph: d ivs to A/.-c.w, 1 1 When you travel in the liut'ies, you mud alwavs kccp'rt-»iT'' 
 miles from (V?h, where ihcy lade their Goods on Carts your WillaK ut you ; and there is a Iloufc of the J'l -',1 ■'•■''■. 
 drawn with Oxen, and the Merchants are carried in a i''..^''"/", call'd the Stliool of S.-m.i Mifiic.i.L'.!, where it [t n,™"' 
 I.ittcr eall'd ttf//",:;. '1 iieCuflom of .'v^u, and Fraighiiiiuy be Repiltrcd. An.ong the .Uo.-.j i.e. i\-c Mdr-'iiv'/Q^ 
 thither, is about Ic or 11 per C::t. \iii:t,vi.'j anJ ['.:i,v j, there goes always ,1 Capt.im aiong""'- 
 
 '1 here arc in I't^ti eight Brokers, who are oblig'd to wi'.hyou to do Jiiitiee, who has AuthorlfBao rccovc^ 
 
 if thcit 
 
 fell all Coirur.odities that come there a; the curient prA'e: the Ooods of tin fe that die in their Voya 
 they have two in the hundred, and are bound to m,ike: Wills be Rcgiltred in the (aid Scliof Is. 
 good the Uebrs ot the Goods; and if payment bencti '1 here goetii alio in tbefe Voyapes flj^ne Meich.ints, 
 made, the Creditor may fliut up the Debtor in hisHoufe,; •-yho .are Ciriiimilfarics of ihe School of .'"//i-,.;-,,..//.!,' 
 and if he is n'lt able, th. Creditor ma) take his Wite, that if any Merchant die, and hath e.iicn Order in his 
 Children and Slaves, and fell them. The ciirrciu Mo-. Will that the School of .W;y,', .■„,./;,, liial! have his Ccods 
 ney in this Kingdom is cah'd f.'.tKvr. which is Itamp'd , to lell them, they fend the Money 1 y Fxchmge to the 
 
 ' with that Money i School of ■'■'''/.'. /cou'm in /.i.>/..-/', with that Copy of his 
 
 r'i«j I'lr 
 M.tiify. i-tu 
 t Ii- ■■■ av ut" 
 • ik.Ht 11. 
 
 not by the King but the Subiects ; and witli tliat Money j-Vliool ot ^:ii,-'i.m,ii/i in /.>.'/.■/■, with that Copy 
 yoti may buy Gold, Silver, Rubies, and Musk, fot tlitrci Will ; and trom LhKh t!uy i^.ve Intclbtjcnce to any 
 is in ether Money eurreiir among them. Part of CVi Jlcndom, and the Heirs of fiich a one coming 
 This (;,->,r I g'leih by weight of /f).:^^, which makes a ' ■ - 
 
 h iidrcil weight of «/•>/-', which is about half a Ducat : 
 and this /i>:;i !;, alv.a\s tiu I'lmi', iho'thc price of Gold 
 Slid Sliver varies. He that Winrrrs there mull take all 
 Irs payment inf;(,:^^, vslKrci'.lth he may buy and Ull 
 svery thing, : and when he takes tiiis Money, Jii; miifi 
 
 ih'.thcr, witli aleltimomal that they be Hcts. iI,.i]' re- 
 ceive there the value of the Goo;!« withonr lot'.;. Brt 
 every Chriftian that dies in fVij;, Imcth a third p.-.r: of 
 hisUlUtc to the K^ng »nd hisOfticer^, but the rell is 
 lianeilly paid. 
 
 Galparo 
 
 lllnltl'ilt. 
 Liwii. 1 
 
 ■1,0: iW- 
 
 |Sr.liiii2 
 Ittvci.iii. 
 
 Iri- 
 Thi 
 
 (hence we came ti 
 X'ltp^uiiii is here 
 
 'in M.iy 1581. 
 tintiecii degrees ; 
 Cliiirches ; and tl 
 liiiilh'J by a Mira 
 rail up a piece of 
 Clmtch, whii h l( 
 is another Inhab 
 alive with the Hus 
 and a Serpent. 
 Cows-dung burnt 
 which out of Dei 
 off that day. Thi 
 a whole Year in 
 f.i'ccs of their ow 
 and when they e, 
 thtojt, and fo fae 
 People from Chi.i 
 jndkill asnianv a 
 beini; weary of thi 
 
 I faw oncCufli 
 niake a Vow to a 
 (looks faltned to 
 Ticc nitli a Crol; 
 god three times tl 
 Tree with iheir 
 which they do to ( 
 
 They ha\c a not 
 lidl ot Jight, thr 
 
Lib, 
 
 219 
 
 lluivili: iIk Mil- 
 
 1.1 ralfcr.i.fs ol' i!ic 
 
 B'v''' is a po'-dl.j.' 
 I y 'be t'rniaiuij , 
 t lli.ir lii)5 Jiiy 
 
 lici'j.M.iii, Ion;; 
 ml ic luc ■'u;;jr', 
 r-i .iiicii, 11 aTi'y 01 
 tUj'liai.ts. He, 
 ni.ikiiij; a Co'.cr 
 I' \vi:h 1 iiiu', a;ij 
 I Vcai-» ; wi„.;, 
 
 itw R 111 'in, w|.oi^-' 
 1 fii^li >]'.i.uititic<, 
 n the M.i:h.iiit 
 icm luvm.-, ,i'!,i 
 ru! ii'lic I'cci i;,: 
 ■;tlK lit arv ji f, : 
 he Broker,, tl;j; 
 :li.S ifj' i-ijilv 10 
 
 M ■•>.,., I 
 
 Gaiparo Balbi hu Voyngc to Pegu, nud Objaiations there 
 g.nUr'ii out oj his Italian Relation. 
 
 ki.C|. ii;. 
 
 t!.l;r 
 
 f Mcn.li.int< an 
 vccii tiK- Prokcr !■■■ 
 IuikIs iiidcr a*'' 
 r tiincrs, tolio. 
 1 ill.' Illii.lcrs by 
 J a Coi-.t, overly 
 
 .-iLTari! a Ship of r e 
 
 1 C.l . •! I . 1, ..,.•-• ; 
 
 IIS 111 thcliS^M*'' ■ 
 
 nil KuJJcr, :in,i 
 
 iril. Afti.r till-, 
 
 ./■'ir, uli.Ti- wc 
 
 Ha!s.uJRir, 
 
 to Chr.iifni, ,111,1 
 
 -/f/'- tVa"ichtcd .1 
 
 r-'. aril ihin: \vc 
 
 if Larks, wliKJi 
 
 1110 in ihfKii.ht 
 
 ilivcr, .111.1 u'liii 
 
 our (ioi.fs I'll III 
 
 M/i in lil'ty ,!a\s. 
 
 le CaiMvaii uas''''"^' 
 
 an.l l.i)uf,h:ap,';,' 
 
 liials for tlk-mii, ■ 
 
 iiCoinii-.oititic'/"' " 
 
 I ID lirvc lis l>y " "■' 
 
 'arav.in traicli 
 
 'O in tlic Aficr- 
 
 '. lain'J, m\ 
 
 Loui^lit ivvrnty 
 
 hat came wir.'i 
 
 lis. Inihinvr 
 
 h'"\ ai'J l-ivv 
 
 aravaii h.i'.o.i- 
 
 ilicri.' .iKvays 
 
 very Nii'J.t a 
 
 went to J/.'; - 
 
 il Smcmlcr 5. 
 
 ft alw'avs kccp'rt:-'!''' 
 
 lufc of iiu- ;'>.-■,"•■*•''. 
 
 i.ri.;, where It ,h..!vd; 
 ll'C A.'i;''r.i)'c''.C;- 
 C.i;t,im along '"•'■ 
 
 j-.io rcv:.,"i\cr 
 jyijes, if tlieir 
 
 ijuiin. 
 
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 |«ii:.n. 
 
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 |i,u;i»' 
 
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 IN 1579. B.<//'/, a Jewcil.'i t.f /'iWi.i', tra'.":;rilwilii 
 ihi; Caravan from .lli-ffu towaiils ll.i.-.lir^ ,11. i 
 i.uiK' by the way tu Ui , or .ll'i , on lue Hank' i.l 
 i...jrri:tety where we met iviili (',reat C oM aiiJ 
 inuw III '1 /MM'V, anil there ciiil arkM oni Go'il- loi F ■ 
 lutj-i ; aii.l thcn.:c to V.Uic-, the Kiver Cnl,,) i,t a red 
 colour, H'.c>fiinA'':uh/i, near uliieli is a Fountain of 
 Pitch, wherewith the Natives InuU their Ho ile, Jaiib 
 ill!; It (ill the boiij;hs cjf Trees, aiiJ at lafk to i'./;/^;'rt, 
 am! then e pairnp liy the Ruin; of Ol.i Uiit/jlun we canic 
 to ifc^rf.i; 111 451 ilays froiii ll.r. 
 
 In A/-if'' mS^i. we cmbark'd from IU/^Jm towards 
 Ri.7<ii.i ; and at h'.nc.ifcr.iml, e,ieh Mariner taH a whole 
 Fiiskot lor Devotion to oncbiiried tlicrc: And there the 
 River IV:;.'/i had .1 very ii'iilime fccilt, and we were in 
 il,inj',er hv a Whirlpool. At CVr«o wc met with a \ery 
 jlyhot Wind, wliieh lhaii(;led four of our Company , and 
 (hence we came to /).i//,i. .1. 'I'lie telk of ihii Vi-yage to 
 .V;if,:/(i;i is lierc omitted. 
 
 In M.I' 1581. We lail'd to Sr.7i\»ii., (iiiiate 111 
 thirteen degrees and h.ilf, \vhi rein .ire three ChriUun 
 Churches ; and that belonging to the Jcliiits is faid to Ic 
 liiiilh'd by a Mirao!e, fir when Money fail'd, the Sea 
 call up a piece of Timber, ot the faiiiC lenpth with the 
 Church, whiihlervd for that end. Without this City 
 is another Inhabited by P<t^(i»/;, who Iniry tluj Wife 
 alive with the Husband, and woiihip the hgute of a Cow 
 and a Serpent. And the Bi.tmim, with the aftics ot 
 Cows-dung burnt, daub the /'.i;Mni Forehead aii.l Nofe, 
 which out of Devotion to the ('ow they will not walh 
 otfth.itil.iy. The worlh ppcrs of a Pagod having livd 
 a whole Year in carnal Pleafiires, ate wont to cut off 
 f I'ces nf their own Helh, and llioor them up in the air ; 
 anil when they can live no longer, they cut their own 
 throat, and fo facritiec their Body to the Pagod. Some 
 IVople from CA/.n,i ihnd in the way with a weapon, 
 a^-lkil! as many a* thev can, until fomebedy kills them, 
 boinit weary of their Life. 
 
 I fiw (ineC^iiftom there which is us'd by thole who 
 ii:ike a Vow to a Paj;oil, and they are drawn up with 
 hooks taltncit to their Ifiouldcrs to the top of a high 
 Ttce cvith a Crofs-bar, where having fahictd the I'.i- 
 coJ three times ihey let them down, and colour the 
 Tree with iheir Dlood, in reverence to the PagoJ ; 
 uhiilithcy do to obtain health, or any thing elle. 
 
 They have another Feall by Night : When in a Street 
 fill ot light, three or four take one another by (he 
 
 iiands, and havinf, Ra Kcis tiill of Ri c and M ^^, tur y 
 all the Meat behind llirni. anil l.iys the Devil laf- 1. ; 
 but they never Icok bark kit .luy Jie, as :hiy iluak 
 they (hall. 
 
 On the 5th of OHobir wc cair.c to Cc'w , m U '• encij ..t,,,^ 
 degrees one third, wlitte are mary Parro'.s wild 11 'ais. ij^ja,. 
 Apes andTvgres, which often devout Men ,.nd Bcaiti 
 y Nighr. 
 Aficr this 1 came to the Old City of Pif//, m |;\\i,n''> ■''"■- ''' 
 dei<tecs one third, ivhere I and the DriiFperiiian, ot |„. '.■"""•'^'•'i! 
 terpretet, havine three iinics t illon piolliac ..n the 
 nn und, weie a.linitted to the prefence of the K11114, 
 where I prckntrd f'rrc Finrnilds to niv lii'crpreter, 
 who having nude Ills Rnni'ce, i.e. hi. Reverence, gave 
 them tci the King's Interpreter, and fo rliey lameto the 
 King's hand ; luul then being ask'd I told him mv Name, 
 whence I came, ^liai Philip King of l'ciriu\il was, and 
 what a Vidloty thcK/:. f;'inj lud obtain'J over the Tm/^., 
 rriaking a Ruinbee at every word : .\nd the King gave Hi. Boumy 
 me a Cup of Gold, and five Piece? of C'/'u Uaniask ; 
 and otdei'd inc to be paid out of his Ticaluty, antl 
 that my Gooils Itiocdd be Tax free. 
 
 The King ot -/: r/t confpird again A the King of Pt^ii, 
 his Nephew, with his chiet Courtiers, who lent to .Ivt.t 
 one of his Dometticks, to clear hiinfi If from all fufpi- 
 cionsconceiv'd agaiiilt him ; but he was niiirder'd by 
 .■lv:.i, who trulted to the Giaiidccs of I'.-f^u tor Vii^tory. 
 Whereupon the King of V.g., declit'd War againllTmibU- Fk. 
 /tni.and Ordet'd hisGianJees to be Inipnfund, and to""' ""• 
 be burnt alive on a large Scatfold, wrli tlirir Wives and 
 Children ; which 1 faw, hearing with great pity their 
 lamentable Ihrieks and cries. And after this, li'? en- 
 I'amp'd wnthout the City with jccooi ; where 1 (aw 
 the King upon an Elephant cover'd all over with Gold 
 and Jewels, with a Sword lent from Cm, and while the 
 Guards foiiglit one another, he fought the King of Avne cow.hito! 
 hand to hand, lirft with Harquebulfes, then with Darts,''''*'' 
 and at latt wiih the Sword, and his Elephant having 
 broke his right Tooth wah chargitig that of W*n.i, he 
 (o engag'd with the other Filcphani, that the King of 
 Prg.i kill'd the King of jitnn, and inountcd on his Idc- 
 phanr, his own being kill'd. And when the Army of 
 Ai'U law their King di-ad, gave over hghting and 
 bcgg'd Pardon, which the King of Prgu granreif, and J^f,""^"'' 
 found upon a Murter that he had loll looooo Men, 
 which lofs was littii; let's thin that of Av»-i. 
 
 i< !■: '' ^ 
 
 lie Merch.mts, 
 
 r ^':j:,:c..j:.,, 
 
 1 Order in bis 
 hivi liisGcoJs 
 ychinge to the 
 r Copy if his 
 1 i;cnce to any 
 
 .1 one ccming 
 hers, il.al' rc- 
 :.;i' hu. M 
 .1 third p.ir; of 
 
 but thi- rell is 
 
 Ihe 
 
 )kl.l 
 
 iafparo 
 
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28o 
 
 The Voyage of 95\^r. Ralph Smith, Merchant of London, 
 to OrniL'z, andfo to Goa in th Faft-Indies ; to Cam- 
 baia, Ganges, Bengala ; to Bacola and C'honderi. to 
 Pegu, and Jamahay in the Kingdom of Siam, and bacf^ to 
 
 Pegu • and thence to Malacca, Zeilan, Cochin, and ali 
 the Coah of the Eaft-India. 
 
 I ;,. bIPjII' ,. ; '^ 1 11 
 I . n ,\Mil I'tIC rolIM.l IM 
 
 I 
 
 way 
 
 r<*n. tiut Dt" 
 
 Womffli 
 •>r«gt Ap- 
 
 ««^ 
 
 O' 
 
 •itjr^M, 
 
 GhMiua, 
 
 erlitfiTl. 
 
 N n8?- \l{.ilp!<Fit^-l; Mcrdunt of Ly.lM, wcnti From Ag>^ 1 amt to Pi, ip,r, where 7«m<-h/i enters ii|. 
 Willi Mr. Sctvlieiry, l.eei< ami S'fm,*, ti-)r ihc l-.ujl- to thu Rntr Cui^ci. Here lit iinny Begf-ars hiulily u- 
 ///./I'fj, »]iJ haviiin (Mlsd iluough JVi/'oA, /ll.iju;^ JuiJ liy the Peonlo : I law one wlio louIJ covir hn I'n- 
 Bi' ' .1 and Kc/ii/;"i, wc taint tu U,:b)!iin, or B.i.-..'.(/ , j vitici with the liair of his HtaJ, and hii luils were two 
 ch is apla.cof gri-aiTraPlckforltiangeis, bciiiijiht liKhcJiong, waited on with tight or leii, wlio will not 
 ' by which the Caravans '/.ils to /V.yi*, tuik^i and j Ipeak to the King. Thcntc we went to B-imui/jj.ivhiro 
 Arnbi.i. Here are great Iturc of Vicbiali wliitli arc | is great Uorc of Cetton-tloth and Sallies : hither tonic r,'.-- 
 brought down the Rivet r/x";, upon Rafts iiiaile of i /M;;. in I'ilgrims from far Countries, to worlhip their Imj-"'- 
 Goats Sk'nj, blown full of Wind, and Boards laid up- ] gts (laiuiing in Houfes by the Kiver C/i.;^;;, which arc'"'" 
 on them. From thence wc came to Br/i.f, which Itindsi ma.li- like Lyons, Leopards, Moiikiei, Peacocks and 
 n'-ar the Calf of Pcfm, and is a Town of grest Trade ' Dy\ lis. They walh themfelves early in the River, and 
 t ■.nK-'\ ■\r\i\ Drugs tli.lt come from O. »/h; ; and ilitit give fumcthing to the Old Men that lit there prayinc ; 
 i.:.',i..i'.>tc '"Wheat, Rite and Dates, wherewith tlity j and then the \ go to their Image;;, and give them of ihur 
 i; • Jth' ' « 'd Otmu^, and all the Parts ot l«..'/(. j Sacrilircs, while theOldMtn are praying, and lo ihcy 
 Fu "•/J/a wi lime loO'iwH^, whero there grows IV.I- ! arc Holy. Tluy throw water iiixin great larvctl Sioim, 
 thintt .lut Salt, 1 ■ ^\ "urnilli'd with all NecclTarieii tioiii ! and then lay upon thciii Ri.t, Wheat or B.ulcv. '] luy 
 ftjtr., about tweh.. ivlilcs diflant ; yet here is a great ] alfo go down into a Well to walh ihcmlthes, that their 
 Trade of Spices, Drugs, Silk Tapeftry of I'erjU, (lore j Sins may be forgiven, for they fay (Jod walh'd iKnifdf 
 of Pearls, which come from hnkvim, and Perfiitii Hor- 1 there. They never pray but in the water, aiu! thm 
 fcs which Itrve all UiHi.u The Women here wear on | walh thcinfeUes over Head, and drink of the water three 
 their Noics, Ears, Necks, ArmsandLegs, many Rings, time?, and (b go to the Idols in the laid Huufes ; and 
 let with Jewels, and a long Bar of Gold on the fide of fome of them arc faiin'd in warm Weather, elpttially 
 their Koh'S. Here we were put in Prifoii, and fern to i one, who they lay gives them all things. 
 (I'on, and by the Way we came to iWMn/HCi:'', a place ot From Ihnnr.iAi I went to t'atKn,:w down the River 
 great Trade for Spices, Drugs, Silk, F.lepham.s Teeth, I C.'an!;^, where they dig deep Pits in the J;atth, and 
 
 C/)m<i- Ware and Sugar. Here they worlliip a Cow, and ■■" l > -■ • " ■ • 
 
 »vill kill nothing that h.is life, and burn their dead Bo- 
 dies, for fe.Tr that the Worms that arc bred of them 
 ll'.ould lack fudinaiKe. 
 
 When we came to C.'m wc were caft into Prlfon, and 
 ciamin'd before the Juftice, whocharg'd us to be Spies, 
 but could prove nothing againli us : whereupon wc were 
 let at liberty tindmg Sureties, :o whom we paid 2150 
 Ducats, which we could not have again, but were 
 thrcatncd with the Strapado ; and therefore wc ran a- 
 way, and went on foot two days in great fear, having 
 no Guide. The lirll Town wc came to is call'd tieiUi- 
 g.w, where is a great Market of UianiomLs, Rubies, 
 Saphires, and many other fnft Stones. From theiitc we 
 went to Biftfor, where the King keeps his Court, and 
 there is great llore of Gold and Sihcr ; and then to (ni/- 
 ccndj, where be the Diamonds of the old Water. 
 
 In thefe Parts is a Port call'd Mujuliparan, whither 
 come many Ships out of IndU, /Vi;»and Xi/>h/i/<,(, laden 
 with Pepper, Spice, and other Commodities. Thence 
 wc went to B'U^tpore, a pripulous Country, where is 
 good ftorc of Cotton-cloth, Corn and Rice. Here wc 
 i'ound r>oys of eight or ten ^'ears, and (iii Is of five or fix, 
 
 WMlhing the Earth in great Bowls, ih>-y Imd Gold m it. 
 Here is a great Trade of Coiion-doth, and Sugar, 
 which they tarry heiKe to B~-':f;itU, ninth Opium, 'aiiJ 
 other C^ininoditics. From /V/j«,;n' I went to i.wiU, m 
 the Country of W-«!;«/i, where there h a grc.it Trade ot 
 Cotton, and thence to the Country of (.dl^/'c, 21; days 
 Journey Northwards, where they have much Silk, Musk, 
 and Cotton.cloth. They kill nothing, but have Hofpi- f" • 
 t.-ils for Sheep, Goats, Dogs, Cats, Buds, and all living ^-f^ 
 
 ^t'< >ni 
 
 rjiifi'unit 
 
 Cilici. 
 
 S.)pctftit:.-J« 
 c ift'Mm ot" 
 
 Creatures, and keep them when old till ihey die. If a 
 Man bring any thing alive thither, they gucMonev for 
 it, andkeip it m iheir Hofpita's. Their fnull Moiuy 
 is Almonds, which ihcy often eat. Thence 1 teturiul ic 
 ll:ige!i, in 23 degrees North Laticudo, talld /•'Dit' I':- 
 ■luiiuA; whence I went to /f«^f/i in OuAvi, where then' ,., 
 IS much Rice, Cottoii-tloth, .md Cloth of Grafs cali'J,;', 
 Vei i'.i, Siiii.ir and Pepper, whither they come from /ii./.c, 
 Suii:/iiiti, Mnlticcir, and lade witlithcle Comirodities, 
 
 .About four days Journey from '-c«i7r is a Couniry 
 calld Ihttrtiitcr, and the City Ilotti.i, where arc Mer- 
 chants that come from Cl'hi.), Mnjir.y or i'/i'f/!'!, toLuv 
 Musk, Canibals Agats, Silk, Pepper and SaDion. IhcyC''-' 
 .cut the Tai!s of their Kine, and loll them very dear, fii'"'^"'" 
 mirried, who teaft, pipe and dance, on the Day of i they are iimch us'd for bravery in (V;;!/ and C/);/„i. From 
 Marriage, but lie not together till tlicy arc ten Years Ch.ir i^^jii in U nij.i/i I went to H.ticl.i, Smep'ne and i"u- 
 old ; which they do for this reafon. That if the Husbantl mngfin, in all which places there is great llore ofCottoii- 
 dics, and the Wife be burn'd with him, the Children cloth. 
 
 may have a Fathet-in-Law to bring them up. Thence From Strrcfote in 1 ■jSri. I went to the Bar of \c,;'.»'.', 
 wc came to Mundm.xi, and fo to /J^'.i and /■(tre^oii, i and lo to /V^^//, and within three da) s we canietotij- 
 wherc the Great hUgar keeps his Court. In thefc two I '"'", where the Houfes are high built for fear of Tygrcs ; 
 Cities the King kcepsathoufandEL-phants, thirty thou- hcic are great Figs, Oranges, Coco's, and other Iriiii, 
 fand Horfe, fourteen thoufand lame Deer, eight hun- 1 Within the Bar tne People live in Boats, wJiich they call 
 dred Concubines ; cither of them is bigger than /.Wdw. i Faroes. From CVwun, palling by A/ciyrw, liclu, Ci'i'.n, 
 Hither is a great refort of Merchants from I'rijia and /;;- j Mdcna, we came to I'cgu, ivhuh was dcfcribed bcfirc. 
 <ii.i, and much Mcrcliandize of Silk, Cloth, K'-'bies, ' In /V;» there arc a great many Tallipoics and Prices, ,, ,j .. 
 Mr. Xcw/rir; went homewards, whii.h preach againll all Abtifcs in their Kiads or,'' "' 
 
 Churches ; when the People enter into ihein, they walh :• 
 their feet with Water that Hands at the Door, an.l then 
 lift up their hands to their Heads, lirft ro the Preacher, 
 and then to the Sun, and lo lit down. After they have Tti^rh.] 
 been at School till they arc twenty Years old, they ari'"'"^ 
 c.vainin'd by H^uli the High PriclV, whetlier they will 
 have their Friends, and the toiiipany of Women, to take 
 u[>on ihem the Habit of a Talhpoie ? And if ihcy be 
 toniciit, they ride upon a Horic richly ApiarellM, with 
 Drums and Pipes ; and after that they t:ike the Habit of 
 a Talhpoie, and bccoine Prielts. They go about wiih a 
 great Pot, and ask notliiiig ; but when they come to the 
 ■» Door, 
 
 Diamonds and Pearl . 
 
 and 1 left Mr. l-f//;, the Jeweller, in Ftttrpoie with the 
 
 King, who gave him a Houfe, five Slaves, and 6;. a 
 
 D.iy. 
 
 From .4»r.< I went to 'iata^i-.m in Bevgalu, in company 
 with iSo pjoats laden with Salt, Opium, Lead, CJarpcis, 
 and other Commoilitics, down the River Ji-w"". Here 
 the /'<!?.»» cat no Hclli, nor kill. any thing ; they pray in 
 the water niked, dicls their Me«and eat it naked, and 
 fortheirPenance ihcy lie Hat upon the Earth, r.le up and 
 turn themfelves th.ity or forty limes, hit up their hands 
 to the Sun and kili the liarth. The B>,imint mark them- 
 filvcs with yellow ponder, and lo do their Men and 
 Wo'iK-n mark thcmlehes in the fate. 
 
Indian Qlfcrvatiom, &c. 
 
 281 
 
 Mm 
 
 Poor, tlic People fjivc ilicm (onictliiiiR or (Jihcr. Tlvy| anil tlicncctoC(i.7)/», whore I fook Slii|ipiiii<, and weni 
 „ .L- .. i.-.ii I,.. .1,,. M.-u-,i, ■.„,! ,hn .iro^pniv i.,!..!! trj (o Htiig.i'.t 311.1 C-y!ni/^ wlur' tlic Kiii|i kccl'1 * limilof 
 
 keep their I'C.ills by tlic Moon, anil rhc preatclk wluti 
 is New-moon 
 
 
 t.i-'^ 
 
 7 "■- • " - r'- 
 
 .iiicl iliin ilii- IVopk' liii.IKi' 1-, anil o' her 
 iliinRs, to tin' Kiaik, wiili ulmli .ill the lallipoii' ot 
 ih.it Cliiirili t'.ill- When ihcv prr.nli, the IVople tarry 
 (lif!> into the Pulpit, will. Ii one littinij liy rcicives ltoiii| 
 tlicni. 
 
 C;''i"iii ''O!" !'• thi'pj.i. c wlurr tliiy (iiul Riiliic-!,! 
 S:ir hire, anil SpnieN, whiih arc ilni; out ol loni': li._i;li' 
 Hill"' i I'i'l '""le may i\inii' near the rilslnit the ilitjucrs.' 
 
 In I'-'Xii, anila'l tlie Cniiiirie\ ot .l:/i, the Men wcari 
 ii'tle niiinil Balls in then I'm v M. niUri ; l..i wliiJi. 
 tliey lilt the.Ssiii, aiiii put im in nnt liile, anil another | 
 iiitheiithfi-, when tlicy are abnut 2^ Years (jl.j. 'Hiii, 
 is r.iiil II) le (lone to prcvfiu So.'.oniy, to vvlin.li they 
 were h fiHe .iikiii-'lnj. 
 
 The Uranus who are ol' tlieKiii;;>, lave a l)!a. kip.t 
 in ihvii Skin:, wliieh none Init they nfe. 
 
 They luvc m Beariln, whi,h tlity pluvk out with 
 Piiucrt, tliey I'Luk tlieir Teeth, litLiufe .< Uiv;', au' 
 w'liiu'. 
 
 Il' tluy ha\c a .Siiii in I aw wli-tli cannot eali'y i-e ile- 
 irrmiii'l, h tli Ta/rics y.n ini.'i the w.iiet with I'.ili."; ; 
 an.! he th.'.L diveii loii^cli nn.iir water wins the Sii.t. 
 
 When ilic i':"tii'^'itli- i;'i iV'Mn Wic/x in C'iiii: to J.ip :>\ 
 tlicvifiy niii.'h white Slik, (j •!.!, Musk aiul I'oreclanc, 
 anlhiii!', t'li'iu then e notliiiik; b it .Sihcr. T'liev have a 
 ■f!i\MrC"n'a.k wlii>h Rois there every Year, an.l brjiii'.s 
 il I'll I lien, c above ficoccsCruraJ . % ; aiul ..il iln.Sil'.ir 
 cC ?.',"'", .iiul JOO.'OO CnifaJo's more, ihiy einphn 
 with I'.ie.it profit in C'/w I, from whenie tiuv btinf; tv^.l 
 Miisk, S:lk, Copper, I'orcclane, and many oiher lllill(:^. 
 Wii.ii tluy e. 'tne toC'.f'i.'ov in C'.'i; •, tliey in.ilt lemani 
 lut artain Days, an.i innd lie at Ni^ht m tlkir Iliati. 
 
 I..U'.iii is an Ilk' anioni; ilic yT;.)'-., wlienre tome the 
 D:ainon 1.-. of the new Water, wlii.li they lin.t in tin Ri 
 iiT, (■'! the KniR will not UiHi.'r them to dif; the Rn k : 
 Aii.l theKinp hath a Mifs ot Harth which i, tiul.l, tli.ii 
 froueih in the iniilille of a Ruer ; ami when tiie KiiV'. 
 iv.Tiits (iol.l, he eiits part of the iiarth and nulis is, out 
 of whiih tome, tiol.l. 
 
 Tiom •",'/.:c,vi I reinin d to Mi!,:,:^.!!., and lo to i'.;^i', 
 
 a ihoiifin.l Men, and tit,- I'. uplr burn Ciiin.imun-wood, 
 an 1 have florc of RnSuj, .S.iphircnnnd .Sptnels, ot the'i'""'-! 
 belt lort ; an, I ilicnec tn'i'i/im, Cochir, i...(aiid(J iir.^, ''''""' 
 will h pl.Kisliavc been above deteribcil. 
 
 Pepper p.iow'^ liiiniir. l'.ut<ol the /'.■./.., . Ipcii.flly '''•'I'?''- 
 a'.out tr/<'i/i 1 he .Miiiili is like our Ivv'iee, vvhi.li 
 twines a'.iont foinc 'IVn- Or I'olc ro kei p ii up. They 
 jjither It nieeii, lint vvluii diy 'lis bljviv 
 
 (iiii);i.i Ha.weili hkf (la.liik, ilk Koot is Ginger, a;iJGr,>r 
 i;r ivvitli ifi many Haiti i.f /"./;V?. 
 
 CloM's.ouii. Iroin ilic/l/ I'n.ii/j ; tli.-ir I'lte is like tjnriJ'ju.. 
 Dav-tiec. 
 
 Niiinieps and tluc prow tugetluT, an.l come from till. ^.^'i' t' •' 
 lilts of llin.l.i ; tin: Tree 15 like our Wal!irit-trer. • '"•• 
 
 Wlutc Sandol is a very Ivvcn Wood ; it con.cs fioiii 
 thellleiif limrr. 
 
 Cainpliii'o is very ptecio'js among the In.l^j ; iluC-' mp - 
 wl.i.'i Is componnd Loines fioni (.'.'.•"», but tl.c b:it ml..;-, 
 '» '«■(•. 
 
 l.igiuim-Alo.'S comes from Cochin-Jiini: ; Bcnj-iniin 
 lioin '\i.ii>i and Jini'imn. 
 
 I ong Pepper ..;rov'v< in Heir^.i'.i, pr^;/, ami the Iflcs of 
 the 7 ' •' i .itid Musk .(.lines from Tdi/.ir). 
 
 Anibev is tliongh' by molt Men to come from the Se.i, Amber, 
 and they find it on tlie Ihore'slide. 
 
 Kiibies, .Sapliiies and Sptii..ls, are found m Peg;>. RMti. 
 
 l)|,imon.|::aie t()i'i;d 111 B//) ■■-;., /h-r, 0.".f,'and ill n.jn-,r !•, 
 
 ih,' Ilks ot .f'-.Y!'... 
 
 The belf IV.Tils coirip tVom /l.i/r ■.///, the vvorl'c from 
 ('.Y> ■,- an.l .•/^..;", .mtlie boutli Coalt ot C //; /. 
 Spodiuin, and many .jther l)ruj':;, come ticin Ctw- 
 
 l>ui to te;uMi to ■ <, Voyage ' From O )»,•■,- I vvcnt to 
 U,:J,„,t, ai.d lot.:. ,. i/u; and theiuc by Land 1 came 
 to .iUj,,!, which lti;!Js r ir ro X/Ww/.., wholly ruin'J 
 now A'ld theme tn »f i/.n andO./,/, wh.rc the .\i.jr 
 luvc a gic.t Oj>i .n of Imi'.iir, who they fiy did OIICC 
 dwillili. 11. I 111 nee I went to b';/, and f.> to .•;/.//w 
 and l./;../v, where 1 f.nmd .in E>:^.ijk Ship, in which I 
 CJiiic to Lindun m I S')l> 
 
 ^\ • 
 
 i 
 
 Indiiin Obfervatious, gathcrd out of the Letters of Nicolas 
 Pimenta, l^tfuor of the JcfllitS in Jndfa, md manj others 
 of tkit Society. 
 
 W 
 
 K Went for St.Tlxnui in l',^7- tra- 
 vclliiiji twelve days in a picalatn 
 Count y ; Imt fci many and pn di- 
 gious were the Idolj we met with in 
 tl'.cn Temples, that Supcrltition fccm'd t:i contend w.ih 
 .'\inbitK u. And by the way we hw Ci.!.tiiit\i itn, the 
 Muth'.r-City of Snperltuion, whuhcr the S.iicli,,, or 
 King of i;/(,'i;i was come, who commaixled n.s to be 
 l^i ."ought into his prefencc. Two hundred Ikachmans 
 I Kaiwctit bclorc U-. to fprinkle the HouU- with Holy water, 
 and prevent Sorcery ai;ain(t the King, wlinni wc lotind 
 lying on a Silk Carper, with a great Cham liangmc from 
 his Neck, let with Pearls and Cicms all over Ins bread, i 
 ■ind his long hair ry'il ti|>, and adorn'd with Pearls. He 
 etucit.nti.i lis kindh , and otfer'd U5 Beetle to chew, and 
 dilinifs d US with Ciift.s of Cloth wrought with. Gold. | 
 The King ot I'cy^:., Father ot the pre'.cnt, was the' 
 ir.ij'luicll Kinj; that ever rcign\l there, tor he fubduM 
 twelve Kingdoms to his b.nipire, and could bring into, 
 the I'leld 1060000 Men, taking one out often. He 
 reign d 56 Years in fo great plenty, that a hundred Ships 
 J.iJcn with Rice would not have been mils'd in his, 
 St'ire ; and he had favh plenty of Gems, thai a iVlan 
 uii^^ht h.ive laid out 111 one Month many lalcnts of Gold 
 •,,lj, on them. But in Ins Son's time, by rlu: Murders and 
 ,. Opptedionsof his Subjects, and tlielnvali.ins of l-'oreigii 
 Enemies, there arc found in that Kingdom only a few 
 Men, v.'ho. w:th theKiiii;. have betaken themfelvcs to 
 the C.iltic, which, with 'Women and Children, .ire laid 
 li't to exceed 7JC0. And in late times they have been 
 rcdac'd to fuch extremity of want, that they did eat 
 Mail's tlclh, and fold it at the publick Shambles ; P.i- 
 
 rciits fpard not their own Children, .md Children de- 
 vour d their Paicnis. Por A/.i..v, » , a fruuful Country, 
 vvlmh yielded ycMvly a ihre. liiM 1 larvell, is now made 
 dclol.itc bv the .>..i'«.'V ■ , and C l7'/h and .!'.(.' i.v.., a- 
 bnunding in CJrain, (Jr.! I, Silver, Pnafs, Ilubics and 
 Gems, are loll. Aiid the King of /■'i-_;;,7 being bclieg'd 
 by the Kings of J/Jw;» and ,/>.■:■./);,' ilrliver'd liinifcif 
 lip (I'C'ng uii.dMc to hold out longi r ' to tiie King of 7'.,-«- 
 .;h, who cans d him t.i be beheaded with his Qiicen and 
 his Son. And after this he went to the Tc.-.ver. where 
 thcKing'sTrcalure was kept, which was fo great, that^"'"''' "I . 
 be Inuled lix hundred Llephants, and as many Horfes,,heK:riV''''' 
 with Gold and C!ems only, leaving tlic Silver bfliind'''j" i^"»'i 
 him, whieli the King of ,/ rr.:,i,i lei'z'd, exceeding three 
 Millions, frelides many Brals-Giiiis in t'.ie Cattle. 
 
 The jcliiin fay there is a Itinple vl I'.-nwal, in which 
 the i'<y./t.r wonhif) an Ape. whom they report to have 
 been a God, and for lome Offence to be transforni'd in- 
 to an Ape ; and that he leap'd over tlie Waters upon 
 fomeo.calion, and at eveiy leap nude a HiU uf Sand 
 for hinUVlf. 
 
 Another [^cluit mentions their Si:pciititious Opnllon.^n.■\pt■Jlv^- 
 about the Sun's licliple, caus'.l like that of the ,\l.)on,''».pi. 
 when the Dragon, one of their Coullcllations, biteth 
 them ; and therefore they fall all that day, crying out, 
 The Dragon devourcth til-:: Sim. At the pc.ilf of /V/.-l-i^ of .'';»;. 
 Mi,7.'tlure was fuch a toncourfc ol People, that iliat day's"'" 
 Otf. ng amounted to i-,ocvj Ducats, the King, Qiie^n 
 andC urtier.s, being prefent. The Idol call'il /V, ,■»«.', 
 whi.h is a gilded Poll, with an Ape ai the foot of it, 
 was drawn by ren thuufand Men, abo.it Midnight, a 
 Mile and 1 hilf. The Fealt cfCvii : yv,(; lolenmiz'd a 
 O o Month 
 
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282 
 
 Linlchottcn'j t^oyjge to Goa, O'c. 
 
 Librif 
 
 Memli luliin'. t'lir tluy lioM t'f.im/il to W thr Sou ot J 
 t nv. Twjs l.» d the- King ot Wi'/x.t;,!. wouI'I iiiiki" 
 
 u-.l it, lilt ihicc liiimlteJ Cun,iil)iiiu being turuil w il, 
 liiiii, who willinniy lca|>tiiito thf riuiucj. 
 
 liiifchottcnr /%7(j^6' /o Cii">a, W O/'firuuioiK on the Fafl- 
 
 jndics, Ahndgd. 
 
 1 f r, r||p i-hr-f Cuv ot' tlKOiiititjl hi.lifi, 
 111 till- pi iU'IIk r, it' 'lie I'"' :;'i'-, uhcietlii; 
 
 \i Tr ,\i>'n!'ilinp, ill.: Vli^ioy, till- Km(','>Coiill 
 ' \. M . 1.1 ,iiul (,h4iHit\ ri title, aiul i;ovirn ill! 
 i>'liT |'U.''i ill the ('.//-' I'lhiic) imIioih. It isihcSta- 
 I'l- ll'i ,1 ! .' •• CoiDiroJitiK. v\iiiilii'r all Mi'iJuiits 
 r.liirt M !iiy rr 'il', finin Ir.ii'i.i, Mi iii.nut, Perji.t,C<iiii- 
 ■ . ,'.' ■ ',■.<, I'."'.'«, V.'':".'. .W,i/<;i, ', 7".-: ,f, A/n ;i.v.f,( n- 
 1 I'l IS .'cijrfis Norili, nii.l ii iil».vi' ilirco 
 
 Ko. 
 I- I 
 
 i.i.lu 
 
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 .1 
 
 « m iiru-'nt'iiTii.-iv Ih'Iiix iiiiiijMi.'il ;il'Oui wiiti ;i 
 r ; (>fi tin.- NiHili-li.li' I., tin' I..111.1 'it' IliJr-, whr li 
 •Ji I :.:\', iitiiii whiili ihi' {'•■t'^urh .iikIit, aiiii 
 .iiul I'n'ai'i.' iluir Slip's 'I lus J .iii>l is I'll'utt to 
 ■\- f. ■ :;•,/'■,, .il;,i n t'lill of Vlll.im-sllili.ll lti\l by Our- 
 • " , vilif t'cr il.i ivott p.irt aif Clinllians, luii jju ua- 
 I..I, fill's ., HI : III}' tlirir I'nvy-iiK'inl'tr., ami i , lull of 
 I . Ini IUI.V V liiMioii (.'tinv t H'"'''- C'li '111 ^liiiili-hJi: 
 :!i. I .'.till i'\ ■• I ,•;,-, pi intcil wiih IVoHi- nil, I l-iuu like 
 n I aii.l el' ;; ■ ,i 1. '1 lnle twii I aiiJs an- l.itr |iy ihc 
 Kill', r( /Vk--.-, .j iitul tile Kfnts of tliciii pay tlic Yearly 
 >t:|'.-n.ls f>t till' Ar. Iil'ill.op, Cliiyni'", I'liclt.s, aihi'jtlitr 
 i'k Kiuii's Ofli.ivs. 'I la- 'liiwn has fair Hollies ami 
 Sfcits ' w '!i llaulciis ami Drcliarils t'lill ot lnM^.i, 
 lriii:.s, aii.l liaih all I'or'i nf Cloyltirs ami Cliur.litb as 
 I :<' I', niry :t iv.in'eli Nuns. 
 Vk{ :■■> ,t 'I 'i • /■':.';•'/ hi-'c life the I'aiiir I aws, iri Spiritual 
 •• •• nil iTeiiipmiK'aur.s, as m 'hrir own Country. 1'here 
 
 ('well r.iid tritli. k in the City loine of all Naiioih, as 
 /,!;'.:»', Il-'f ■.•»■, M.ii'um't.int, Jrvs, .itmciunit:, fiC. 
 a:i.! even on. iii|ovs the lil'crty of his ReUt:ion, only 
 t\ r I- art li>rliiil>leii to I'lirn their IJeail, aiRi marry 
 j'li'. li :..v . IV.ii if an', one liath lictn ChiittiuJ, aml.ii'- 
 tiillill ilf.s !'.:;>■ SiiperltKlJll, Of tcachtj Hctcf> , lie 
 i> ':alile ti. the Iiuiiiilition. 
 
 Tlio 111'- i> v.'r\ hilly anil barren, .tmt ha'h rrtliinj; to 
 ■■ *■'' fa ntaii. it wW U\x .i lew C'attel, H'-iis, Goats, Uove.s, 
 All ilie.r Necellarics .-oiiie UomStt.Jeite and lUMt, 
 \ i-.i ...//•'•.'il. and the C'oalt of Mvd:tr. | hey have 
 I- 11 ."H- Well ot I'reili Wat.r, a qnarier of a Mi!e wit.'i- 
 ( t :l.e Cuy, v.l-uli iieiriied by S!ave.s and lol.l, to 
 •. rve a'l tilt IiihnI tints. 
 
 I'h- /'. (■.;;ji ■/'■'here are many of 'hem inanieJ to /'- 
 .: I. \\',imei), and the Cliildrrn l«rn ol thcin aieiaiUj 
 T ,. .• Init the (;hiMien of the /'("'Hi'n.'/.' aie lali'd i 
 I ■'-. an! tl.i-V iiiilineto a yelloveiili culmir, and in I 
 " . third (ieneiaiioM they be.onie Jke Native l.J.nn. 
 ■•. \...:. I I" 'c IS daily 'Iiafi; k to ;i-':;.i/.', IVe^., Mu.ic.i, Cum-, 
 .' •, €■■:>(.■; ardt'iercisa Meeiiiip, of all Nations like i 
 a I'll, wliirher lomc Gentlemen, as well as Merehants,! 
 to (mv or fell ().yr!'i Commodities. At this Itylonor' 
 0;it-iy, there are Crver. wiu p alor.t with Gold | 
 lliiin's, Jiwel. Pearls, Rinps ; and .Slaves, Men and ' 
 Women, -jiiiinjiandold : all which are daily I'old there j 
 at aecrtain pri'e. Asnlfo .UAn.in Holies, Spiies,Driigs, 
 fweet Gniiis, fine Coverlets, and many curious thin(;s 
 c- I of ro«;,r/,:, Horr.U and C'/-'i'/..7. And when any one ] 
 liie.-, his Good, aie livre fold, to do jiiitice toDrphans' 
 ai'il Wi.'.ows. .Soir.e ,net tin ir living by their Slaves.both 
 Men and VV'.i'tieTi, whereof fonie have II, lo (t jo, 
 fi -'le M'.n fi II fredi Water abour ihc Streets fur Money, 
 ..1 , it.e W'liiuii iii.ike all forts of Ccnierves, .and line 
 ^■■.■■1 lie- vViirk, and li'l them and the life of tlieii Bodit,. 
 r..u, ''. r M.'iiev ; all \vli;ih tliey 1 riiif, home to their 
 Mdtiis. (>:'iier ti.i le in tl:eei;ihaii|.'e of Money, and 
 I ..v Ki'l? ot li',;lir wlifn 'he .Shit s eome fiom I'oiii.'/nl, 
 \\\ : hth'V fell'.n •'';..//, wli.n the Ships p.o for C//'//.f, at 
 .'-. o; r in the IKimiied prolii : And then they reeeive 
 a .\1 'te-'Y bronv'hi from o. w;,? eali'd I.Arm,!, winch 
 tiM.v ev hanpe a'lain wi'li the \'i"'ii:nief- k 2% fct Cnit. 
 prolit for Rralsot' l-.i;.;!it, wh.i carry ihcle l.rmlns with' 
 uiem to Ct.-iO- -■ lo Ihiv I'epper, and other Wares. 
 
 riiere are 1 iii iwo lolls of People in /«./>, marrie.' 
 
 iheir iloi'le, ar.-ordiiij; to ihfirfiiality, whn wait iipui 
 ilieiii ".th a Hater V. il «vlKiMht\ j;o abroad, m keen 
 o(f iheSiinor Kaiii. They are Mry nue iiitli. r I rr. - 
 monies ot liluiinj! 01 !■ aiiotlur, ,inl if any ore (ji| m 
 tbtde Puiictilio'.s, they u'her liat him iiriin uniilU, ,,, 
 laiilc him to be italb'd by then Slaves j I r win. Ii nore- 
 diclsis to be had. 
 
 When any one is iiiainul, iheie an hliv <r a hiiii.onh,., , 
 ilred H' ric that rule in ;.,.>o.l oi.h r to the Civ rcli, jikI' «" ■ 
 then liillow liie P.iirnts 'and r'ri'nds ; and inihe lali rnwe','.',,, , 
 the Hmle^room l,etiuiii two Goilips, and the Unde be- o'l,.'^;, 
 tween tivo Commeics, iii-oii whom, as tl»v return'" '»•'•■ 
 home .ipain. the Peoi le iool(ii;i; o'li of ih.- W'mdmv, 
 throw Kole-w.iter, with Rnfes aiid Sugar loiiiliis.'l |u,r 
 Slaves haviri; j>laid III on Slialiias aii.l 'J niiiipe's all the 
 w.iy, take their leau ff the (ajiipaiiy wlidi the mar- 
 ried Coii| le loiiie to thru Hriili, wlteie they lit at a 
 Windi>w and f. i ihr 1 lorlmien tun liy.ral . oiirfis. Al- 
 ter tvhiili they go off wiih UieCi. ilip, v\ ho wiih tlieni 
 11 ikh joy, leaMM); only three or toiu i.| the maicl! 
 briendi. and Relationi, Iodine with the Urule and liudv- 
 Rroom. 
 
 llie lame Ccri monies they life at a Chrdtnnig ; but 
 then I 111' on fijot eairits a Silver VelUd liillct" .raiklinps, 
 with a V\ax eandlelliKk with Gold or Sib ii, fur an Uf- 
 lerini; : and .inn'her larnes a Silver .Sali-cellat and 
 I amp, with n li 1 cwcls ; and the Commeris, with the 
 Midwife and Chilli, areearried m Litters. 
 
 1 he Sid. hers live ten or twelve in a Honfe, and ha*c 
 but one S a ot Cloaths amonu tliem, ivlii. h is w.ire by 
 one that poes abroad, and then the rell Hay at home. 
 I liev i;ei Money 1 y fer\ ii;}> in the Klect, or by rcviiipaii; 
 the Atfr.iiits done to (ientlemen, or Iv fulHIdnv; the 
 1 lilts ul till- Women, who leward them well. 
 
 'lhci',"t ij.i.', W;/.'„,'jand /■.(V.v. Chriltian Woir.cn. of,.i,;., 
 fi Idiiin go abroad exnpt it be to Chmeh, or lo vilii a(«-. ;( ' 
 liiend, airl ihiii tlu-y put on very eoltly Appaiel, witti'';'" '■' 
 l*raalers .i| (ii.lil ami Kirijs upon their Arms, lielti^.r, ., 
 '.vitli piixioi' Jiwili and Pearls IheMen are foJea-cJ . 
 I'.us ot them, rhar tlu-v filfer no Man that eoines to 
 "lieir II'iiih> lo lee then Wms or Daughters, or to dwell 
 
 Men ani,' S.I dieis, as rliey ,-a'i all rile romnion fort ot'| 
 i\ .-.pie. 1 he married Men keep ■;, ic, oi lo Slaves, in | 
 
 I. the Hiiile wlieiethey are, ilio he be a Friend i r near 
 Rel.ition : Hut m'llt of the Women have one or two'*'.'"' 
 Soldiers fjr their Gallaies, whom llier Slaves feleh to j|,'l|;'*'.,, 
 them by iiii;lu i and lonietimes they Lie with ihem in the U 
 prefeneeof iheir Hnsbands, to wh< iii the\ pnethe jiiiic 
 ot Drntn'n, which makes them fencelefs, but as foon as 
 theii t'ect are walh'd with . uld Water they levive. 'Ihey 
 are very Skilful m preparini> P.iy'.on to kill their Hal- 
 bands, which lometiniis lies in the Rody I.t lix '^'ears 
 witlio t dump anv hurt, and fonutaiie!. kills them in 
 one. two ur ttiree Yia.s, Montis, orDay.s, as they dc- 
 lign'd It. And till.' there are many Women dilpalcirdr.-fin:. 
 by their Husbands e.eiy Ye.ir, if they be either taken""'*" 
 in Adultery, or (troiii;ly lufpeiitid of it, yet this does 
 iii.t hmjir iheni from pnrluint', their pleal'iiies; luit, on 
 the contrary, tlics eltiem it a (treat honour lo die a -Sa- 
 i rilicc loLoic. lluy are very ileanly, and «allitlitii 
 ModieJ all oyer at leall twice a daN, and rub them with 
 Iweet Herbs, and .Sanders lleep'd in V\'aiei ; tlic\ are no 
 p.re.it workers, but are lonliiu ally chiwiiii; Ijietle and 
 Arri.'iia by l)a> and Ts.''f'ht, yvliich they aho p.ncto 
 thill Husband', wiih Cloycs. ijc. to increafe I et.hery. 
 
 Liery three Y'cns there is .oiriiionly a iieu \'i . io\ p. .n 
 feiii to'.'.rf, wheie he ^ iihets a t;reat Trealure, |artlw)--*' 
 by the Revenues allowd li.m by lii^ own Kmp, .and'''''"^ 
 panU by the rich I'n feats that aic lent to iiim fioui liie 
 nei};hboiiiing Knit's. 
 
 In the City ol C.'c.t there arc many Htatli(n,s, /".'•,.;,'!:-•!. 
 fwho are M.tli,>n:tr.ni) ..eii'J, and many liiai!;.;c Na-'f,'^;i';.'' 
 tii'iis, ivliich have every one tlieir fevcral Cidlrii.s ant!,." ■ , 
 .Superititions. 'Ihe.Wiii eat all thini;s except S v. r.es- .• 
 Helii, and when they die are buried like tl.r ^.i . 
 The lieathrns, as Ue.,.;'. '/, .'s-. beiiii; diad. a'sijiii 
 
 itf 
 
vt: OIK- or two 
 
 LinfchottciVi yoynge to Goa, <^c. 
 
 2») 
 
 ft 
 
 io»(h"i anil if ilicy lo ((tntkimn or Utaimin, tlinr 
 WtM'^arc l»irni vviili (htm. Vmiic dt die Miuiunij 
 <.if .ill tliinits rxic|)t Cow» aiiJ HuHlfi, whuliilny 
 .llri-m Hi'lvi I'tlicn i"if riot my thing tli.it lutli I pI< 1 1 
 lilaoil, a» tin-"''!'/'-'''" 'i'"' "."""" lit C'iih/ii< Nli^il 
 fit ihcm I'My to 'Iv.- Si:n .iiul Mioii, yit atkiioi'.li'Jn a 
 (inl ih.li cri'atiil all ihii.i',5, .iii.ltii.it ilu'rc i. imilni 
 l.jff aftit ihn. whcri'iii Mi'ii itwil Ih' icwarJul .luiot- 
 Lium limn to tiinr Works. Thi y luvr lin;iRr< ciHM l'.ii',')i'.>, 
 ' '"•' cut iiiugnly lliipc, 111 whom iliry Oiler, ami (ly tti ii 
 '"''' thc> Wfrc holy Mm whin alivi', unit tli.lt tliiv .in m w 
 Ihirrri'Hi'rs lutivnii lluni ami fioil. 'I hr I 'ivil ultin 
 .iiifwtis thi'ip mil ol till fi Irii.inii, whom ilny liMiniit 
 lor tc»r hi' IImi'I I il'j tlirm linu VVIumi iii> .Vliiilis 
 ni.irrici), tliiy Imij^ tlii llriili lulurf tlun 1'.1i;mI, 
 nii.'r with a I'm 111 Ivoi; ii ni, aiiil ilurc the in.iu'H 
 Kiiiilu'! I'V 'or'-' !'•>'<'■■ ''»' li'Wt''' '••'<c till-' Hri.le'« 
 M.iiJin hi:ul, wlii li tlic HikIi cioum taKis :ii j ^'ivat 
 , lijiioiir i!iiiii' I" hiiii. 'lite, ii.iiiiiiiiii'y pi.iv tlie whole 
 l).ivtothc l.ili thiiif! tliiv ii.eit with i;i ihi' M'lriiin;;, 
 !.■ it ;i Hoe,, or ;iiiy tliinn ille j but il .iCrow li.ipi'eiis 
 til l'( till" III It thing ihey (m-, tlif. look upon ii ;ii I'd 
 bid .111 Dir.cii, ili.it tliry iv.ll iioi Itir cmt ol' ilnors all 
 tli.1t il.iy iipfM .itiy iiccoiiiii. 'liny pr;iy to the Ni w 
 Muon when l!.e tint appears "H'-l '" ilieir 1 raveli i th i 
 tu their l'j:,oJi on every ilil', atiit they li.ive w.illnl 
 
 tliiir feet 111 nC'illein th.it lMii.l« alw.iy. near li.eiii, j Ijiul, aid liveiery ym 
 liiiirs, Ri'<, Hens, t/ . win hihi llr.itnen tjki\aiv.iy, j Inv gu uii Iv, wliiili in 
 
 liaii Hilpital M tutt- tluiii ii{ .iny ml", ai* I «vli"i 
 they au- lK.»rj lit ilirni tlv or inn awuj, TUts rat 
 no kiml of ll'u> due hiili my re. I in r, aiul 4rii'*C 
 nolhui.; I<nt W.M>l. Il tlmr i'r ill.un I.J) p ik lO iml 
 when ihey p.u tu/m (.,,: loCi.ii. , ili.-, wij, rath^l 
 Itine III III eit with Chrirtiim 
 
 Ille ('mim .iikI i')fi komi arc cf ilic Oumtry (foii. i«*- 
 '> I ■'., (Oil '.nonly nji'd II' I; nif, .iii.l many o'. tiitni ']„,','!,' ' 
 liic in i;...«. riivy Ml .ill tliina. ncepi Klne, liOgn 
 aiiil li' llkv Mi'i ,ukI I'lili. 'liny ii.i'jun; flic Ox, 
 Cow ir Bi'il!, , to he Holy, Witli Mtmi ilicy eat 
 iiml lUep ill rhui Houfei »s f ih.) wiTi' i a "511 J I 
 lji,<iiiri». JI..I iliciel) ihink lie)' ilo <'IoJ Roo '. a i 
 v.ve. Iv.'i ooi- loiow. liii hathrr',., Iiailf, ai J 
 Miairie> with tl'L l).(iixhti.is ol' liuli rr.Khfiiii ii, 'o 
 wIkhii ihiy ((,ve Hiaaleti aiul larnipi, fur tin Si ri 
 iiihiur a.l i .ml in iii.it (.'iillviin ji; I ( rem tii,> 
 liiey icli'ii.ble .li.' ill. »/ii7(i. '1 liejr co!iiiti.;iil) firin ti.. 
 Kiiii(a iU ei lies, III Uir.i'i, 'i.ijf.,- and i.'r. , .in! 
 uliu^iiy" illioii ariiii 111 L.nv, Jr' piw I ihrii ,wi, 
 Ca le w.tl. Ill air. < .■iinfel. A;.il when il.wv i.iIm: .i.i ''"^' 
 O.iili .IS a W'ui, 1-, thcv tianJ in a C.i le ,t •\!his, i; ..']' 
 Hill laying Allies on thtir b.iit ILm-U; an.l » th i.nt 
 H.i.'.kl Ol, their llr.ul, jiiil ihi.' oilier on then litealt, 
 they tinai lij ihtit I'.iijuil to tell the Tiuli. 
 
 1 Ik C ■"/!., .o ami ( .■ wnhvi .nc thol^ that I'lll thi' ], , ' ," '. " 
 IjiuI, aril liveierv poorly. They l'u« t!ie Ki.'*? iipo.i... i '■ •■' 
 V^ in.ei-iiiiL i> liivrM with 
 
 
 \ Oi*'!!"-' 
 .'ivVcil 
 
 Com I 
 
 „ ..... l"i' >* in.ei-'iniL \- enV 
 
 iiiiil ii.akis tnc People Inlieve the I'.igoil h.iih eaten it.'NX'alcr; and epon thai the (.'.i... •. m aii.rain iiuiii- 
 'I'liey fealt them W'th lomi I of riiiinpet., and t;reat 1 I'ehci. in I'.ni liirli: htraw-lvj ifei, ulu. I, .1:1. Ki li;w, 
 |i..(, for fourteen ilays, before they po in'o n Ship, tliat a \1,iii n.iill ire[' 111 an.t iim. T. eif \\...i.«n 
 1) jt ilicy may have a pi od \o'..ipe. 'I he like they ilo me ceininnly iltlivet' I i.f a Qiii.l .ill .iloi.e. who lay 
 ai then Rfturn, at their IVatls. Marri.ii;rs, c'J,-. the Child ipon a Fip,.le.if, .ind tliei; i;o ..! 1 "' ihcir 
 
 I hiTe arc in/.'ci in my r.Ji Hi .iiheii Mer. hauls, who ^ htlliliels. Tliiii Clii'ilien ^'y nak'-d nil they are f.veii 
 fdl ill kind ol Silks aij Samiis, ,iii,l /mjimw; who have or eiy,ht ye.irs old, and no lung is iti i:e lo them b.t 
 all lutls of Waii-s liom I iw.V 1.1. .in 1 ofprccions btmies ; only u.iil.it in a liitle cold Water. In tlici' Ma:nat;ij 
 but tlififc who III! the proiiiid .111 a lort of Chriltiaiis and Ke'i^'ion he* foiloiv ijieC'io". 
 wlui lelain (III! many of then l'ip,.ni .Sipcrllitions, and ^ There are many /ln-i.-no and -lli-.uii 
 all ilie Money-iliaiyns o. X.uaff'o's, are Chtiftuil, WiAhh^ uie .K.?/. wi..m>,j j and if ;he 
 'jiv: I arc M-ii,ir::'i> !^ foine a f.irt of C.i, 
 
 Winter Lc(;iih throiip.h ihe whf'IeCoaft of /m/1'1, from ' 7f/«'^ Country, '/he Cht.lli.in .' 
 
 r.i:.i. Tl;c"<' 
 
 .Ti.'./, laiiit ,„ 
 
 ; . r !•■ :,|(.- ' 
 
 ave on the t 
 
 Ciiid'iit to Cape ./'LVi/win, oil ihe lalt of //rn/, and face four Ijiim niatks in the fi-ini ot a Ctofj, tnc in 
 
 begins With I huiidcr and Lightning ; after wlii.h tol- their lotche.id, cue on each Chei k, and cue iinJer I'l'; 
 
 lows a conltant Rain irght and day till \i-ftnnl:i^ and nether-lip. Tlicfe .1 •.'•:.!/ . and .-iL-.x."! Icrvc .is 
 
 then Summer begins, and it lontimustair We.ither till Sailors in Ships lor a finali hire, and cnmonly baie 
 
 the lalf of .'/fi'/, and all the Ship* \< hi. h could ro'. Itir then \Viv.» and Children in the Ship -.tth thein, 
 
 out ;n the Winter, aro nude ready to (ail to all places-, an 1 drefs then Meal by ilunif, lv<-^. wl.uli la Kiro 
 
 The Eart-wind wlurh lomeih from the 1 and, Mows al- fodnen in W.uir with Salt billi. Tln'v ! u'c .1 thief 
 
 ways ftotn Midnight to Noon . an.! men the Weli-wind,. ]<oaih'.aiii, who is e.iii'd .VJa.r^i'fi j he lariiain-i wiih 
 
 which comes troni the Sea, I'lows londaiulv until Mid- the •)'.viiers of" ihc hliips for fo niany Sailors, and 
 
 r i 
 
 ,tOT«i.ii! nijjht. When it is Winter f'oni /)■« to theCa|ic of tV- receives tli'- Mijiiey inondily tor their Wag-.j, win. 1. he 
 I ^^*'*j. nniin, on the other lide of th.it Cape, rall'd the Coaft 1 pays to rvery paiti.ular S.nlor. 
 [iij;« t.f C'iiMw<in(/t7, it is Siiniiiier, tho' they lie under thc| I lie LiUik reop'e, or C.'.,;^^f.', of tlie I and ot v.'-i"il'>' 
 fjnie Degree.., and are but a few Mibs diliant ; anA' f,:mhi :., , mid along the Coalf of l-.tli:rii:, iio com- j,';, J, ' 
 whioh is more ftrangc, as Men travel by Land from , nioiiiy ail luked, and have all their Kodies li.ir'd i.,'i:ii.v 
 Ovtoi to Si.Tlvnm, which lies on the fame Coaft,! with lions like rafed .Satiiii ; and h mc cf then' hlc 
 thcv tind It clear Sun llliny WeatluT on one (ide of the I then Tn tli as fhnp as Needles I'liey account i hem- 
 Hill of Balli:?r'i-, and Itoriny Wind, Rain and I him- felvcs veiy fair, and delpll'e all ivline Men .is Moii- 
 ilcr, on the other liJe of the Hill. So it is aKb on the| fters and nggly l'(o].le, m wliofe colour ili. y rcpre- 
 Coilt of W(.i/'/.i Ki7ijr, dear Weather on one fide of ttie lent the Devil. When tiny kill any of their L.ie- 
 Cane of /('•/ ■/,;.»(<', and Rain on the ether. Th- L)ays,i inus 111 a Battel, or take Men I'tifoiiers, they cut < : 
 botli Suminir and Wniier, are alike long, only there is' their I'my members, nhiih bung well oiy'd ihiy 
 an hours ditt'erencc ai the Change. 1 lay ai the Kino's feet, and the King or.Krs them ro 
 
 The liiMnfii! arc '.he molf rlteeni'd among the f/r./Miibc delmrd ayain well thanks, and that they fliall l^c 
 Heathens, for tlicy ferve in the chiefelt places about the I accounted as Kiiiglrs ; .11 which .Vlon.Lers thr-y lie 
 I.';*" I, King, and arc the Priedsof the Pagods They cat not upon a Itiing hkt a Hracclct, a:id "iiei. they marry, 
 • 1 i,u. 'iny thing that hath l.f'e, but t'o;d upon Heil^s .ind Rice; or go to Wejilings or LeafK, the Briiie, or Wives of 
 ■1 and will not be let B^^od for any Sicknels, but heal thofc Knii'.lits, wear the Chain of Mei s Members'^""'!' 
 
 j:.J 
 
 ,1b; 
 
 theinfelves by Herbs and Ointments. The Women have 
 bit one Cloth ahoiit thcirBodics, which re.icheth down 
 to their Knees, and have Kings through their Nohs, 
 abniit their Legs, Necks and Arms, and u|>on each 
 Han i frvcn or eight of them, which arc made either 
 of Sliver, or more commonly of Glafs. When a Bit- 
 min dies, his Iioily is burnt with fwcet Spices an.'. 
 much Oil, and commonly the Wife is burnt with 
 hull. 
 ... The Cwr.ii.;/!'; and Bi'iii-.rn are of the Country of 
 •iMi3j.^ ""'•''''"<, and many 01 them uw'-ll in O'w, /)i;i, 
 ■a. Ljn.Ci',iil, Ccchin, and other places of hid'-, for they 
 traflick in all kind of Wares, as Corn, (^1tton, I incn, 
 Rice, fV , but slnctly in all forts of precious St mcs. 
 in uhich they have great Skill. They eu not any thii n 
 th.it harh Life or Blood in it, neuiiec ivonld they kill 
 any fuch thug for all tiie World. 'I'hey <vill f;ive 
 Money to Chriftiaiis fir Poivls and Bcnits, which an 
 tolekiU'd, to tlive the:;i alive. In '■ji.v.i'.j they fci 
 Pots of Water m the 1 ! gh way, and caft Corn on 
 the gioir.id 10 fec'l the Buds and Beafts ; n.iy, they 
 
 aboiit their Keck, which is counted v. .ih them as vvj^n 
 grcit an Honour, as svitti us to wear the Garter. 
 
 (ireat numbers of tlicie C'.i'/Imj are cany'd into 
 I'l.ii.-, anl liild at low rates, cfpeci.illy in a titne 1.; 
 Dearth, when they will exch.inge t^hildieii of e.ght 
 or ten \ ears for fivj or tin Mcafures it Rue, . 1 
 lell them lor three or l^nr l-licas a-picc-: ; mil 
 foinc loinc with t'v ir Wives and Childien, id I'cli 
 themfciies lor Sl-o 1 ,s. 
 
 The .V'.i/i/mu dwell on the Seacoaft between r'»((i,-.i.. >, 
 and Cape ^ mmi'. ; they ate very bl,ick, and of 3''' ' '• 
 Imooth Skin, whiiii they anoint with Oil. Theii ^''^'"^ , '/ 
 hair grows veiy long, uhieh they te ii|) on ihiittv:.'. 
 Head;, Willi a Lice ; .ind the laps ti then ^iArs^.eing -r.t .-.■''. 
 opend ii.ing down to their iV.oulders, which w in 
 them is a great bsauiv. They are lo icrdicrous, ili.it 
 few Girls of (even or eighi "j'e.irs c d have -iie.; 
 Maidenheads. Of thcle .i/.juv.-.j theo .iic two forts. 
 .'lie cail'd .Vi/'iii, uho are Gei.tleirai ai.d ^oldieis, 
 and are oblig'd to carry .\riii; nigli: .m.l ,:,iy, ilut 
 ihey nir.y k'c ab.vr.ys uady .0 It-tvc the I\iii^, Sciir.i; 
 Oo a ;»'ry 
 
 i'!; 
 
 -. H 
 
 Mt 
 
284. 
 
 ■...__... ^ _,A. 
 
 LinlchottcnJ I^oja'^c to Goa, cirr. 
 
 Lib. 
 
 Mirrc . 
 
 ulijih 
 
 i.iti) * ii.iHcJ [{.ipiur i.r Ciilart ill tlu'ir l(i);li(i 
 •itU 4 lari-ci in iliiir i it'i H.itni. oi .1 ll<>w jii.t 
 %cii>Mii''i. \iiov « iinoit ilicir lltiiiil.lii i t)thii» fill* 
 IdiiH I'lki", nr Miui(i'i«i >v>t'i ,> li),li!iil Ma'.li womi.l 
 .ilioir i!uii Atn', None t.| iliciii 4ti' iii.irrK'il, I'i'i 
 llu) (i.i!( I IV Willi ilic >■'■'< ' Cliiplri'is I'l .lii> 
 (.I'lti WniMtii, tlloii'ji lliON 111 m.iHinl i .iiiil li 
 ^v^', I'uir Ari>ii ,1 I'lu D.or, tlu'y kd into an\ 
 llii'ilf u'lific ihcy Iwvc .1 mini, .T'J I ic uiili iln 
 Wit> rr l)Aii(;liur, im,.I ihin lo.iie aii.l i.iki ilnii 
 AriiK .It ihk' I'll t, wliii'h llanJi r.pv'ii nil tlu' tiiiir, 
 miK' il.iui'i; to l.iiukr thcin, >r iii'tiMi. the Wo 
 ii,.in wjili wIm II iljcv liAvi' ii> i!ii. 
 
 A. iIkv IV ilk tlic Stritt, they cry I'; l'i\ i. r 
 rt,iri.l (lilt .1 iti.' (v.iV, I'lir il' any nf ihtf CiVf/'/i', 
 iwli'i.m- ill." (itliiT lort tT MnU'iii) or .my Al.in 
 pf .iivitli'l Nlii'Hi, lijppi'n tn tmi«li thi'in, thi-y riiti 
 him thrnirili, ,in>l ihcp u'.illi ilicir.ll • with mmli 
 i-iii'iii iiiy UUtc ihcv lar, ov lonvali- wiili ctln 
 
 ,\ r ■:, 
 
 li'if n V>)'iH\irf,- I'lvinR (tjili :i ,Vi>", ill :i Du- 
 el Ipi gl't iiri pnrfiifc toiU'.iilo ili • tiiuiircl, it wii< 
 a',Pii''l litwciii till' n<i> NAimnv, Hilt the K.iuu'i 
 111 iiiJ.I I'ive place m fiii,- i'^i'^iele. 
 
 I lie Si.'i'r wi.it till' N.iil* cC ili.-.r ll.iiiil. very 
 !;:n'4, the h<tui to prpo ,1 tiling in ilnir li.iii.iii, , _ 
 
 BPil tn lhi.i<' that they .iri' (ii-iileiiicn. The Cap- 'I'l'ic lii.nt; .it kill u liiimltul huiiiin;; Lamj ,, ,.i 
 tiiiiij anil Oftuii* ain.ii.i; tlu-m <veit n IwM or ! '''>•' 'uiilJ.i' wlirtenl (Ioih) nn Alr.itcnut'^t tint wvi, 
 Siliei Hi.ii-ilct a'l ovf iluir hll'ow, in ililliiiijnilh V""''"'i ""'I "vir tlwt wiih purr (iuM ; iiti.lir wlirl, 
 t'leni fiaii itliitH, ami .lie (/iiarili-.l by mlitr Siw 1 lite the !'.n;nd m' (li Id, .ilium iln li:ii ih nf n p,, , 
 Vlieii tlifv y,<i .1! ruail. Il ilie\ ili letvc Deiiili, lliiy i'"i "In h we l!iw litiiiinl'i mif (it hn (.I'll, ilnj fit 
 .11: llvrcil', ilil|at,.h'J u-. ili. Kiiin's OrJcr l> utlur "' a I'^Jiiikin, huui |.y ilie chiLl' .vlen nl' iht j'-.u 
 
 ii'l'it' M the »\,iy •• .■ ihc Cut in ifn nvir tl<ir 
 mil iu- iTinliil to piiiiM who fi.f tliiir iircaciiiii ' 
 "'I H"H .Vluiivr», llll.l (Il the P.111. if ilmr H..I. 
 •iiv ken .1, Hilul,,, ' "" ' 
 
 III .ill llu- N'ill.ii(«'» tvhere tlir »/,.'.,ij I'w, II, ilerc 
 ']"■• ..im.l l',.ct.,:> (.1 mi.n hi'lhlh Ikip.j , Un wo 
 liiiiii.! 11 ime Vil!«v,«' a Chiif h ul' .Sifin', wh^,,,! 
 there v.i, nml ii.., Imi « I*',),. I,„|^,„^ ,„ ,|,, „, ,, 
 «iie, iii.l llu- InMf.t ni A I'at'..,! pimtcJ. Invni n 
 m lli..ii« „til ImiK Terth hji'ijinn ""n n li 
 Kiier, i ,inil |<f,;(Jtli hi* Nuel,' IikI nimili'T l.i,, 
 with I Infill .inil luiki, haMiifj « Triple. -iiu. 
 Ill till Hi.nl i.l It It liuna iMJnre » \\ 4 / 
 Mi.i.le J PirtniiHi tioiii ami'licr CiliinilHr :i 
 ni the mid.'lk ul tl e \V.ill iliee W.1.S .1 liitle l'»,«r' 
 Ul.iti wl". h III. 1*1 .1 (alt <,t ,Stom-. nn win,), „„J 
 "t "11 i.iii.pany l.ip.l aiul tell .1 l.uiKhin, i.r 
 "huh «t Uyy,\\ (.mini i;t the h>,-t'-'ii in 1 revti t 
 'Jiilihiif. -llii, n,„>r l.iiig rp.iul. ve I nv wli,- 
 ihiy ii'imt their Umrc, wlii.h mlule \ au'teil lU 
 .t limekiln, ami ailmiM lui h»;lr hii ly il;e IVni- 
 Oil eiJi liile (it whiih there t» a liniKue wuhm' 
 the Wall, luMii^ ffrtain hulei 11 L\ the In- kc ul 
 the hire niter imn th..t plan-, "herein the t)tri.rii;(n 
 aie itiaile ul' Kiie, lriiit«, Hen.i. .V. . \v'n. h •■,i.,li,'j 
 Ihe plk-e very tmil uikI Hmkiiin. Hit in ihsQu,-,. 
 
 I ail the relt 
 
 lulJiiVMiiii Willi eicat De'ctii'i, 
 liinii.l (it I'ruii. pets, ', mil 1 ther Inlli'imeiii.. 
 haiin; cone lonnl aUiiit a I lelil, ih. y ItourIi. .um 
 Vine Cil'.eiii tb.it It.m.li bvfute tlie Ciiurli- 
 
 M.lil 
 
 Ai.l 
 
 iloor, .ml HMlhii him in tliu Itmkiin; w.uci, anj 
 
 lu Ihe 
 Ji 
 
 llieii ll.ut liiin lip 111 hli Cell, uitli 
 , to iii.il:e jvml Jieti wnh the Oil'ei 
 
 lliein, wIkh'.' 1 h ilii. /J, r... ». I 
 
 I'.tp.il. 
 
 ol :li 
 
 inn, _ 
 
 ly lilt 
 
 lU.l r.liuJ 
 
 IIH 
 
 mus ( 
 
 At their Owillinp, plaee, they have .1 Will nt Wa- 
 i<r llu;; in the Hi(;h wav, wJKTein Men arul NN'( imn 
 uaih th.-nirelie<t every M tiinii; from I-'ter 10 I lead, 
 wh.i.li iliiiruli p.rttn ami I'.mkini'. yet lemp (jin- 
 im' 1 'ly the Hi iiiini) with miny (.!ereiiiijiiii-v, n 
 thiimil't it' fii prc.it Vert. IP, that without it they 
 wonlil In L'li.le.'iii iiml full of ,Sin. 
 
 Their Sim'i arc not tlicir Heirs, for tli-y ul'e .ill 
 WM'.v.n wi;.ii rhey will, .ml kiiiw not wii 1 k rhiir' ^'1 ilu- way us vr wiaii ivc Imini' i-'ip/.,!, cl 
 O'Vii Son i And the li vrm alio ha\e ilie Kiiiq'v '""one, nrid'er tcririi C'otcr , lieli're whi.h ail Jri- 
 Wives at their ple.ihire, and do him gieat Hononr *«;"ii-i fall down and f.iv tlnir l'r.iycij, and (Jillciij 
 ivlicn it pical'etli them to Lie nith his (inceii ; Imt •' ^ .nn to walli then (Lei. Hy ti.ele l'.ii',iidi mm- 
 «hc;r .Siflir:. .Son., we tluit Heirs, l<c:aulr they are ''ioi>l) lUinl two litt'e liirnaecs, wnh ii Call or 
 (arc of tluir Muth.-rs *-"w "t Stciie, l.etbre wlii.h ility fet tluir Difain;;! 
 
 The lomiiloii Pioplenf the M^/.iir. >, ralld /Vi/", V' '"^'' I'l'ilSJ iT* arc to he e.iteii, ul which ub 
 arc the I aboureu, |iltierni(ii, aiul fmh like, who '""'"' f''tie ItaiidiH); in e'cry p'aie, Imi had im Un- 
 live poorly, and "v.ir no wnpon. In oilier thiiip,.i '"J'h to t.ille ot ilmn, hiii we lould imi I. iK. untly 
 thry follow the C,iill(,ms of oihei lnUnm. |adiiiije ihe monlhrais ihapes of ilieii Idojn, wliuh 
 
 , .,^ There uie '.r.at nimilvrs of Jevi ami Mc,i ac i ** hiimil every v.here. 
 
 .,,,1," Cm, C.c'<iii, and in all places <,f f'./i : Ainoniift the I '^1' "»er ''Wm there :ire prcat fiore «.!' Caitel, .i« 
 li.l-.iiii ihcy have their (^hitnhes, Sviapofjiies, and ^ Ojeii, Kiiie, .Sheep, Hopi. (;,iais, Kid*, C. win, |i 
 .Mcfjiiita's, wherein they 'ife all Ceremonies acoar- 1 -if-" very ehrap j hut tie Helli, by reafoii of the lieai, 
 dint; to thnrl.aw ; but in p! lees where thf Cvfw 1 '.nnt (o Well tailed as in /•:«.. /i-. Tline aie .Slieii 
 ;;«f/i: p.overn, they iiriil nut .ipcnlv t'fe any (if them. 'ff f"e' Qii.uti.rs, tlie tad bcinu as preai .iiul liul.y 
 And if 1; I.e found that they ir.iii^lc any Cluiltlaii '•>* *">' ul ihe other Quartiis, 1 in tluir tlellt i» mt 
 CJeremonies with theirs hmh Men and Wonuii difsountcd lb i^tjod as that of Ho;;*. 
 
 for 
 arc 
 
 u.'iiels they ruin Chpllians. Mod of them 
 a whtr- colour, and many come tioiu I'r.- 
 
 hjVn., an.l fprak cood '^p.-im'/i'. 
 
 ilfo nave tluir Mcfiinitos. wherein thoy 
 before iliey ^o into 
 Water mat (lands at 
 
 The «(.„ 
 pray : They ivalh liieir teet 
 the Chiiiih, in a (Mllcrii ot' 
 
 Th.y hail- (iiii.e Ua-.i fi v.Mlly nrr.u, that tl.o r. - 
 
 '!"''"■■ :V.'^' '""' '" "•>''' 'hem for the mifehici liio/ 
 do to Iras and Herb?. 
 
 Tlnre in a p.ndiRioii« number of bluk Crow<, 
 whiLli lanir in ;it the Whiduw, and take the ,Mc;t 
 out 1,1 the Diili uiicn the Feupl; aic a- Dinner; 
 
 til'; Door, and 111 the Chinch iliey. lall down pro |Oiie ct iluin, in my lijijit, louk the Cuiton cin of 
 Urate oi, their face?, and with tlieir hands lil'ied iiii,.'"y Ink-horn, and 1 lotie.l all the I'ap.r upon ihe 
 make Kict;.. 1 iicy are Cir iinicis'i! like the li^env, '•'hi'-'- . 'hey (It upon IiiiiHe,s ba k.s, and [i k uil the 
 and eat no S>vinc? fleih : I'hey have no Images iiij'''''!" "H them, fo that tluy aie fj.vd to il.md in die 
 tlicir Churches, but oi-.ly fome louiid Pillars, oiil"'^'^' "P to ilic Ne, k 10 gei rid ofihem. 
 will' h f'-iiie C'/..i/,/mw Letters r.iken out of the .'\1 | Tl'.ere arr fume Rats as bii' as ynimj; Ti^s, li) 
 c.iraii, are praern. 'I iK-y will not fnlfcr Chrillians, thai the Cats dart not touiii tli'em, whf h di(;^d.)ttii 
 to enret into thcni. nii'.-fs they put urt' tlicir Shoes ;' VValis aii.l Houfes : 'I here aie alii) i.ih.r li:!;,- inl- 
 and if >oii ak v-hi'. Saints they pray to, they willi^'th i<.ats v.liii:h fmell fweit like Mu-k. 
 
 , I'liat tiiev ilo not 
 I'ut to tiie livinp Cod 
 
 r.fi'. 
 
 .1 icry ({Teat and ii.h.l-itiJ 'o 
 lat iTiariy I'i'pnmai^CN 
 
 tell you 
 Stoni..', 
 
 ^.vfi.- and Heathens, wlu nm 
 and StoiK-. are .ill of ore Rel 
 In the K;aj',doin of \i jn't].!, 
 >riHi,:ii.!-', there Itaiidern a L'J;;' 
 which is It hij^hly dleemV, t 
 
 ,irr made to it liom all ihc Countries round about. 
 I'l'on a l.iri'," Cart duwn ly lour Hhphanti, there 
 is a Sc.v; whenoii thiii h! 1 (its, .i.id e.ii iei it (it the 
 Kio'.s W vcj, whicli rlav njon all Inllriiments ; 
 which Cut !■. dravfn fortli with pre.it Devotion at 
 Fairs pi-alt'i. and Ptoceifion., for lenic ol the Pcoj le 
 oi;t '.1 /-eal lilt out piites ■•.f their own flefli. an.i 
 
 ray .o Sto.ks and j llieiei. an iiicredillc iiiiiiiber of .\iits, which ue- 
 
 b. luic llu; Pa}- ." Others 
 
 aid thai the /'o-zi,- |firoy all the Meat and Clothes tiiey ci.u. • at, ("o ihjt 
 
 il.ip Images tl \\'o:t' • they are ten'd to f..t their Cupboard- and Cliclt;, e;*- 
 
 ip'Oii. ]on Cilitii.s lull of ivaicr to keep tl cm oil'. '( I'C 
 
 rr ihc Coail of C/a-ihkc Ciltems Come ufe imdir ihcii Ueds .md Talles, 
 
 (civc theii c'.i)„-r, Birds, ai,i! other F.wl,. 
 'llky .irc alio pl.ij.iiM with Mmlis aid U'.itii.s 
 whuh ilcilrc.y all then Clothe. a;..l fj; rrs , and with 
 Bai.iit.is twice ;i.s bi|; as Bees, wldilnai upallfuiei 
 aii'd la; 'liin;ri, and (tain all ilidr Clothe: with liiei. 
 Kg,' . 
 
 I line IS a Bird cdld Kcyr.iS whi,;h lOn.u's Iron' 
 "'/...!.■•. that futpaireih all other Bird i r,r i>eai:t\. ui.! 
 (■piaU iVisc a I'ariot ; it clans Men wiih rliL- T.vn^Ui. 
 iipri. tlie Head and Beaid, the Ears ai.d Te, 1 ;, ,0 mak' 
 
: niillliiti lii 
 
 Linkhottcn'j t^qjidgc to Goa, &c. 
 
 2B< 
 
 them vlv*i»i lull clu-jr ianr,n[ k brouRlit alive lneo|iril lictiu riUi-. I> fnn f„r Km! lo tin comniofi 
 
 Ili.-> h.ivc Fi-'i'lMtiM III imiiy i lan-i of N./..(, win h 
 
 lllL- M l.ll.lllU lllr. lit' tllM Kw|iL|ll III Jl4W l'l|'i';i, 
 
 Itiitt, II I'a'kH I r CtoiiJi. Wliiii ihvy «u' iliid li 
 II.. I .Imw.IIK llronply, ill.'/ will loiiicf lMli» ri'liilc 
 |„||i, .iiul Liirit ilu'iiiri'l\.;> with llriunn Hny arc 
 iia.l .ill ilii' NVii.tii when It raiiij, ;iii.l ixv kr|'t ii- 
 c.l I'l •» t;i^'>«' I II.' till till' r.tiii 1 ijitfi, .111 I iluiithi/i 
 ,.11111; 10 itii-viifilvri. riiiir IXkiIiiv ami liii^cimiiy i^'aril 
 li iv.'ll known lint I mill not ilciinlic it. 
 
 1 lie Klnno:i.'roi 11 not in I'/./m, but luily in fl'"- 
 tf.i .iinl C.iMi/i' j It li.ull a I'lmr lictn 111 on illi Nclc, 
 ivlki.'il' till' hiti Ici-p^it i> liippit, .iiiil iiiwariK tin" 
 (11.1 It li l!i.ii|'i'., .111.1 111 li» tunc u 14 ilioui'li 10 
 U ill' rIi' L'ni. 1)111. 'I lie tiurii) m /k./m aroiinili arn 
 illiMii'v , .1:1 1 iiiM .i!;.iinll Ftiylo' , .. .1 n.iny |)il-l 
 
 IWTe rtiul NUvi'k, knit UimI i>- Toti, hikI rxitn 
 with Kui' , tl.'y arc liki- ili-: wl'ilc V^ f»i/>» (;;>»•», 
 .inH itiiiili oC fill- fiiip. laiie. 
 
 Oi.iii> (iiciw on Ti '1.1, unl jn- in ihx and (i...| .' 
 like I'.nrs, l>iit inlU'il ol .1 .Sulk tji v liu" n ( ml 
 iiui. wliiJi nuilk Ic 11 jik I l\'otc li I'r i-jicH, ••lu 
 It nukcj jniir T in ,1,111' fm in. 
 
 Jltiil'o'l iitovv nil iM'm likt I'ul.ti tini, <ir wiiiti 
 ri.l, fil .1 Iwi'ct ii ull .111,1 tiii'i', both f'lcjitni 
 aiil whnllimit I'll • Iric Licir* I run |iitii' or Imi 
 iiitio a Yi,r, .iiii! ivlicit the \v^\c^ I'jll ol" on miu 
 (iJc, un,l ,lii- hriiit ii ript', i\k (i;hfi li U bciiu n, 
 hivi' loavei .inil to lloil'iip. 
 
 J.inK".iini Krow uii Tifcv, aiid arc in lii,-, luloiir 
 
 a r.ini'. 
 
 hkc ijiir riiiitil I'lunit. 
 
 Thi'io IS i Viiiii ih't iiino Kill nf tjic Sf^nfl' l- 
 la'.iji: Hu Icctli, I . 1VV4, Hi 111, Sum .mil IV.ol, ii.i),|rf>/ ijij,! I'^caiu*, v\lii, 't n \cty likt * Miloii, an'} 
 
 Ii <, iiiy lluiiK iiiJ W lui, an' i.>'J loi- miiiiR many v, II lujr ('row bill wiu'ii tin n; ire fw,: fuiii'ih.i, 1. :■ 
 DiT-iin, aiiii I iiiv lit h:ivu i'l ml itifiii (.'(kuI ly Nliili.' ai,,l limal.. liic Male Iri.- ii' vn Vii'JJ* him, 
 t.ii,.ii.iiu'. Iim tlii'ic ii .1 uri.ti iliiUfiiici' aiiiiiiin|biit unly ilu liiTiatc; ,iii,l when i ..'y lu' (ar.cil 
 ill,' Kli.iiiiiirDU 1 to til. 11 v.iliu'. whiili th. »'/,//.i«Htlicy yi.1,1 none ai all. llr.i'./.s. I linmu anil Ci- 
 cm ilil.ipii, wlir li i« lup'ict'il til aiilc troni il"' ilit'-itidih, ,ir,' viry ('ooil ami plciiiliil. T:cy jnif v.') 
 ti>iriit Hcii* llii-y tci.il iil'i 11 in /J.v/;{.ii. , wlii.li ;',ivis'liw Cii.i)ji., ami fwi-et Hcrl s .iiicl Vuwrt',. Ur. tSuV 
 ilkin Ruai \utiit', fur Conii' nf ihiiii arc I lii I'orjiuii' pa.it alutiuLiruc tl Ciicu, .LitJ, Kaililin."; .i'i,l 
 ivvii 01- llirvc 111 iiilicl t'ai.lawt, miJ oiherii lui three Mcloii'.. 
 
 rr lii'ir I'arilaiic' a pieu', _ | ''.■..' '/ I'.^s iliire ire iii.itiy, ami ,! Ji'/ei!i 1. fts, 
 
 , I'lih ill Mill \% very pli'iril'iil, as .Shads Snah, i^r. foim' rniall. lime (;reat. Tliai on wlii.ii iliey [ir vv 
 .mil mr eoiiinionly e.iteii with Rite, whiili 1. iiillii.J ni.iy !»■ ridicr .ill' I i Cjiio tl .in a Tree, the I'.iilf 
 .rBu'.ul. C'r.ilis ire viry ivot .iml i'OliI ; ami lOii- ol it lieimi lilc: .1 Hiir Si.-ve, whiili uitliiii h full 
 luy 10 wh.ii 11 K wi'li Hi, ihiy an iiii|'ty ai l-iill ol l.irn li.ivra, ilut b\ ili'v;ieiH lluoi np'M'ilv till 
 Mu.n. and lull a, Nfv Mo'mi. I'llh n lo .lic.ip, ihr [vx u'liin to its t'lill Riowtli. Out rjt 'h'.' ir.,;it 
 iliA! wi'.li li.e \alii'; of a .Smr onf m.iv 1 ly a> il ilnfe kavei iirrvvH a Kl'iwor wi.ti a Ifitii; .Si; );, 
 iiiii.li ,". will I'civi- live or lit Men (or .1 Me.il. inlmh i;row> tiili nl V\\\\, I'lMnnq at li.Tl two Imii- 
 \V|.,;i oin Mill' lay at Cir/r, we lit down one of" ilrcd in . liilten iik ■ drapei, 'I he 'lip.' I'ci,-, 1 1;' 
 
 iM.,;i oin mil' lay at t >cl>>; we lit ilowiioneor into in . iiiiien iiK ■ tirarei, 1 lie Irr..- 
 S.ilors with a Koi e .ilioiii his niid.lle, 10 pliic oiii' liun.li it a inn'-, and heii.n tit dow 
 
 oi't ol 
 
 till' Kudder on ilie hool, 1. and while he lump With, the ru.it | rerviiily grows aiiuther, «vhi ii wiiliii n 
 kiilf his Ilody in tin: Wanr, lluie laiiie a ,Sliiik 'M' irli liianih Hn it, acl (1 e miiniii'th fi lio ill 
 \ilii.li lilt oil' one ol' h.s lies at o'le hue ; .ind when the Yi.u lotln. 'Ihi are \iry plinlilul in nil pla- 
 !>■ put down Ink Afii '.o liel liu woiilid, it In; otf"|<'i'i, and yiiid the (;;c.;ttd pirt; .jt' tli ■ I'oi .1 rl the 
 li.s Aim aliove U,^ hlhuw, and all'u a piece ol' hm Country. Wiicii ihev ;ittf e.i[iii, they tmll ott' the 
 l!u"uiK. i.Slii |j i the Uatiliii I'ii'.i .I'c thicker r.nd iiuire cmi.- 
 
 , Tliirc wa. .1 inoiilt.Tins Filh taken in tin r>rcr tl , nmn, Imt dio'e that aif tl'imivr a'c be'vr loi I'mell 
 C'.i, ot' the b:i',iiel» ol .1 middle-liii'd Do(;, Willi a'.iii.l i .lio. I'h; 1 i^ ijf L'j/i.i.ij. are drieil, ainl iir- 
 .Si.ijul like 4 H jj'. an 1 four Itit like an Ivle) liant, liy'd o'.er all hi.i.\ 
 
 uliiti.witli It ni . on ihe I'loor. f;iuir.ii,(; like a Hot:. I The I'jliiiri.' li the molt irrhtaLilc Itcco! all,). 
 iU wholi liody wai cover li wiili .Svales ol a'/"''.ij it (;ruw» i.iil iiid lliaiiji.t. i« a bp.ui t'rvk,..- 
 Tlumib'ii lucad'li, lur.ler than Iron; and when we uid hath 110 bi.iiii'i.s but in the to;- when the' ' 
 (Itii.k him, he loiil'd hiinfilt' n;' like a ronn.l h.iH li.ives glow, uiidei whi.-h froiv thi- Cr/n'^, i-oin-'Il!^, 
 loilol'c, thu we mid not ly any ii;e.iiis oi''ii hnu nionly ten or iwcho ivitlicr I'h'T,' I'oou's an- 
 u'aiii, wliuli .11 lall he did .iiid run aw.iy. iHiit piaiiii.l, out of wli -.'i i|iinp rliw 1 ije«, ami 
 
 When a Ship wai (ailirp, from M.-Jimbifi- into | when tliey are about a Man's height t!if,- pint 
 /'mV.i, with ,1 Ijir Wind, Itier.ng their Coiirfc to- jtl'.ein aj;.iiii, an.l diini,', tlKiii wiill aihcs, .iml thiv 
 wards the Lqiiinoi'lial Line, it wa^ mu.h won lreil.| yield liuu in a leiv Year*. 
 
 liy ihufe who took ill.' hci.}lit ol' the Sun tor a I he W'o'id oi thi. Tr.e, tho' it he fpuP'^y, i* 
 
 IV 10,1 lor many iifes, l'.)r in yii:.::v.i they n-.ake whole! 
 
 Sliips of it, without anv In-n-i.ad, iur tli.y low the 
 
 piivis ot Wood top,, tl'ir with the Cord'-, that aro 
 iin.vde of the G). ,is i thi'y ni.ikc P'lpcs Mid Cabien 
 
 of ' ' "' " ■ 
 
 Hiiiini^hi, that inllcad of lellenini; iheir Ueniees 
 i,Vy tound themlilves every Day further lutkward 
 tlun they were, until a' l,i!l the lii.atfw.iiii l|)icd a 
 c'cit btoail tail of a I'llli, ih.u had wiiuie.i it fell 
 .ibout the Ceak-luM.l of tlie (•;ili, the liody id' it he- 
 
 tlv: l.ni.i: Tree, an.'. Sails ot" the leins, calld 
 iiiR under the Keel, and the He,id ol it under the I ''■''. Thi y feive all 1 10 make C'fiiw; Houfes, 
 Riid !er, fwir.m.inr .11 iliat luaniier, and dr.iwuip the and H.its to carry over tiieir HeaiK, .-.nd M.'.'s tj 
 Ship with lui .in,iiiilf the W'iml ;iiid liicii .ipjit , ^eocr I'al.nikiii,-. 
 ('..urfe, which we, wiili nni h ,\A-\ lliiuk ciV Witlijas iiii Oltiulj',e-t";'(; 
 blJvci. iind tlii'ii the ,Sh )> w ni ripjii on. 
 
 There are ly A«.i/..,e4 tin..in .Sliclllilli, fo prcasi all ihelr C^ablej and Hopes, call'd t"a. ,' ; and ir lenes 
 .111.1 Ik.ivy, ih.it two Ihon" Men can lurdiv, with aiinlUail ol Cam or Tow, to Itop all Cieijce'; in 
 
 le Nuts or C'or.i's a.e as I'lcat 
 
 iiid ar,- Li.ve'-'d wiili two lii;,k,s, 
 
 wlurcof the oiitniolt i.< hairy, and of it they ni.ikc 
 
 Tl ili!F,- 
 
 1 .in 
 /.J 
 
 l.i'ur, dra',v one oi then, alicr ilicni : And to the 
 .Sumh of (Jo I, ai a pLue call'd Sr. I'«i/s S.-.nJ, there 
 are Cr.ibs fo iireat and iinnicions, that Mm ate for- 
 1' ' to keep a |i;o'id Watch n del'md ilieinfcl.es, 
 I f they i;et one in then Claws u colls him his 
 III 
 ,, .iK.iiii IS a I'riiit of the btP. tafte in all InJin, 
 "Iii.li as at lirll Lronjjht Ly the J'uiniij/ir/e fiom 
 "■ 'ft' .1,1 1 plinte,! there, but now is Riown very 
 ;.'iiiinon ■ They are a; bi;,; a.; a M.hii, of colour 
 led and Rrei.-nilh, and riow abnut one third of a 
 ••'iihoin hi;;li fiuni the g.o'.uid When ihoy e.at 
 U-m the'; pull o'V the Shell, and the Juice talks 
 l.ke fwcet Mask. 
 
 Iaa.-a's pnnv ou Tre.-s like Nut-trees by the Sc.i- 
 lide, mt upon the liiiall braiuhes, b"t upon the 
 winks 01 yrc.-it brall^llc^; lhe\ are as bip as a j;rcai 
 Melon, and much like it in ih.ape, tiie Fruii. uithin 
 ii in hujl; , like Chefnuts, each of which has a Nut 
 *li:te an.l yjllow, ami very fwcc:. 
 
 .Sliip.s, and keeps them dolir 111 Salt water. Of the 
 inner lui'li they nuke Driiikiiii; Cups, ef which we 
 have f.'iiic hi.u-, 'I'he CaMes fervc as well as rhofe 
 ol Hemp, if th.y be wail, d c/ery Koi'nipii: in the 
 Sea. I lie I'rmt, when ic i. .i!iii.i|l iijie, i; iill'il 
 l.n.i!.!, and wuhm is full ,jt water vvliitc and fweet, 
 wh'Ji iiKieales ihe lungei the I'oei;, 111 on the Tree, 
 hut when the f rnic is iipe the water ihuk..:i^, anil 
 is not fo pleafaii: Drink ss tluc w'hi.:h ci'ii.cs of tlw 
 ;. nik.i. With the Miik oi thcle N'ms they lectlic 
 the Rice, which h ihe S.wee of t'aeir iMear : anil 
 lonnitime.. tlicy dr-/ it, and carry ic oat ol" Mnl'.li.ir 
 to CVi;./..:;.j and O/j'./i^, and otlicr I laces, to 'rat- 
 fick wuh it. And lonvtimes they make O.l ' it, 
 •vhiJi is \cry good to eat; either of the gr: .nts 
 ItainpM '.vitli water and prefs'd, or of the' d 1 .,'0- 
 lUs, whi'h Kicalld c\',i-,:, lioth whiih are a ,. aed 
 Medicinal. When th y have tvi iniiul ;(s ,tin Co- 
 ats, ihey cut the Blnlioms away, and bind a louilJ 
 I'oi fo dole to the Tree that no an laii c eer in. 
 
 Ma 
 ..'b'.ir li^vc a great I'eaJi, l..iVi'ij; a bigper ftoncLVw-r, tha; iilles like '.'weet Whey, If tliis 
 
 %i^ '►;iow upon Trees l.kr Jaaca't, in fizc and 1 wlii, h in a little time is Ulfd with Wafer call'd 
 
 'II 
 
 Watec 
 
 '.Old'; 
 
 i 
 
§ 
 
 i 
 
 
 isi 
 
 2S.^ 
 
 LinfchottenV l^oyagc to Goa, er<:. 
 
 Libl 
 
 
 il.iiid> b«t om- liout in tlic Sun it is gocd V inc;;if • 
 u.'irii It .■ .'iftili'd it is cxccUciit >'/7M.)-tN'< ; •I'li 
 Icins .iilhllil ?. fii-oiid time ii is .illl'd 'C'":''i, »nii 
 IS %crv jiooJ Vi'in , and is the only Wiiu in luili.u 
 Tdc /'i-r.-«tMv'' pu! ti i Pipe i)f it three or four 
 M.inJs ul' Raifint., (every Hand bcuiR rwtl.c- pound) 
 and !ia\inf> iKc Bung oprn. and tiic Pi|'C not lull, 
 it b'.'iis liki; M'^Cfi over, i I'irc I'^r t'liirtccn <-r fit- 
 icen da's; and then bctp'vics in colour ind taitc 
 liki. ted t'w.'u^.W Witic. wIv.TtAvi'.h tiicu- u a ;^ri'iW 
 fade to H.H^fU:, MnUciH, t.'/ii/i-i, ami other piacs, 
 ^urjr I'lpc ifi Cm being wotili thir-.y I'jrd.iwts. 
 t>i' the U;rcf»;d Sun bemp |v.i|d, or tct m the 
 Vun, thci a'.m make a brcnii Siiyar. Th'" i "■criuolt 
 put of ilie Tici; i> k-all'd I'.i mt,-, w'.nch !'• iiiiii a'ld 
 vdui.i.', li.uiiiH :iMiiy plaits and told? whuli is issd 
 hv ihc Ih.'.u.'ni for Kapcr, v/hcrcoii they ivriu- ivIilii 
 :t is gri;er, , .i:id *fier vt is iliy, tlie tam; tolds c><n- 
 tiiiao, 
 ul,i,:li 
 
 ■ alld U 1 1. ' Ar.d thus arc ail ihcir MTiiinu:. m.uk. 
 li.oy>.i. is X Fiuir tli.tt jMoyvcth. on y i'l Mi.'-ic- 
 aiid is rlic'iii'd liie bt:ft tl.r talU- -.ii th.- World, 
 
 « Inoii .1! liij IS gone, It opens tht \ii\x.;. at.d {, ^,.>. 
 trclh ajam. 
 
 At die ct;d of C.o.i, wliere Oxcti, Slierp, and oil 
 kind of Cittel arc kdi'd tor Me.nr, ihcrc is' a v:,n« 
 wiieiv a)l the Horns of I'cali'. be Uattcicd up' , ind 
 down ; l()r hcfides ihai nj body u(es rhcm, 'liMouii- 
 :c>l a j^rcai attVont tu t!it- Sftni.-nJi an.) I'ntwiurl,- 
 to have anv Horns, cr t.i lliow a Horn t- ..noriiir 
 or tlirinv i. |-.i'f,.n' his IJotr, fir that is to call lijni 
 CiiikoU!. whiih he wouKI rrvcn(;c Iv k ili: g ihe 
 Olleiider, ;inJ iiiltice there wiii fe- ircly piinifii. Now 
 tlieli Horns haviiii; lain a -.eriain tiint ftiek fall n 
 the Faith, and the iiiiu-r-p.irr of the Horn t.iket'i 
 rocH, as it' ii were a I'rce, wliercdt I have ken m.i- 
 nv pnli'd up that lud Routs two or three ,Sr.in< 
 lun;;, whiih was iic\er Iceii in any other I'lace ot 
 the NVoiia. 
 
 Pc) i'l-r is planted at the font ot anothu Irec.t"' 
 atut lis rnpouible t.i i^il the letters out, '; eninmonly yf i he W'-. .-..-, jiui .i;rows up&i: tlie Tra "■ 
 are priiitfd in it with r.n Iron-lnliriiinent like Hectli: tir Ivy. The 1 eavi-s of it a'e !;•■<•. n and |.'.', 
 
 ■ ' • ... . if^ijrp pjiu-ij . jt <^i'jw. in bunrhcs like Cjiai'o, ia.t,*.' 
 
 tiilnner, a;id ripens i. "•cintn and 'i.iii^ir.t-, when it'"'- 
 .'!> ;^a!her'd, The l.oii;; I'epper .ntcws in /:,•;,..„,,;. .mj 
 tho' It fii.elb like totten Oniuiis vjhcii tirfl opeii'd.jis as loni; as a Nerd!-.-, tm: a birle thirkcr ," wAmwi 
 It IS oil uar.llv lii;e a Melon, and like it ii\ \:.- ;-ar-^it is rJ an Alhy .oJior, but within 'in. i what white, 
 litinns wuiiiii, wherein is the I'ruii wh.ih nirtains| with linall StfL'.-. "Ihe Wiute ar.l Bl:i,k I'epjtr.n 
 lite Nuts as bi.i; as I'eac h-ltones : It t.Udes like M • - j taHe and form aie abke, biitthc Whi-v is Itrijiiger a:.l 
 
 nude of HcMs ttcih diltilld 
 
 
 I'.ai. 
 
 Wli.n A h^tc .!■ H.11S (;ru\vtth and CpnuJeth bran- 
 ches, they ar.: uiil of R(.ot', and j;r'AV downw.irds, 
 and t,,kc fall rooi aijain in tiie gumno ; .nid (til) the 
 mote the Bi.in.liCj fpiead, the nieie K.v is ihoot dowr 
 
 wi'li Su- ' lel'spkiHifi'I than iheblaek. 
 
 Cit.nairon tiecs arc ', jininonJy as fiieat as 0,iu-<i. 
 irecs, with leaves Jij.e Citron leave's. Tlicy hd.c 
 whirr Bk.iVoni!., and a f riiir as big as black /'..f,.- 
 ;;.(/- t>!i.es, wherc.-f Oil is made, whtli is iisd f-r 
 mifiy rliings. The Tree hath tsvo iiark'., whtrtof 
 
 ware..>, lb ili.li Ibiii- times i: cover .th forty paces, and, I t.be leoond is the Cinintnon, vvh;ch is cat ofi' m 
 a, f.vwi fjy, mends to a MileV, :rif.pa.fs, and \: fiif- 1 toiir-fq.iarM pieces, and lb ia.d to dry ; if ;t be nut 
 ftc.ent to ihadcw a thoufind or tlirei; thoiifand un- ( well diied it is of an ."Mh-roloiir, if it be too mivh 
 
 ^kr It. 
 
 tin- 
 
 no Fruit ;;ood for any tiiin;; but fori dried it i- Iki.kiih, Inn: nhcii it is well dried ii is 
 
 Idilh. After this Bark is takin iWjV, within il. 
 
 .» '.1 
 
 ■( hi. 
 
 It b-ltl 
 
 Riiiis to cat. 
 
 Xi.ir c'.i/'iK thcie arc Trees c.\lld Aii;S''"\ fo X"-'^'' ,''"' i 'cc batji another Iiark as n had bei'ore. 
 thick, that cf ihc: VVckaI in oi,,; pje^-c, witlumr feain H'e Trees jirv.w ot tb.'mfelvcs wiilioei piantiii;', in 
 or jovnt, l.'urc arc made Sk'ffs r.iljd roi\r<, which will f'le open Fields, like Biiihes : 'Jh-,- btit is in riicllle 
 lajc iwents or thirty Pipes ol Water; the Wood is c' S;->>.', bwr that i,: the Cuafl of iy:.i!.ib.v not hall' 
 lur,lcr, and w:'! lalt lonijcr than Iron. 1 her; arc : •", ,^ood i m both piaces there arc whole Woods full 
 n'f-i S.igat Cir.es and Pat"i;!ioo's, which have a pith <^'t Cinnamon-trees. There is an cjceljent Water Ji- 
 tiiar is Mediutiiil. Th?fe Bamboo's grow very high,' IbU'd from Cinnamon while it is 'laif ureen, which 
 aiui arc as tli!,:'s as a Mnfs Thi;;h. ' i 's very picaiant to the Taltc and Smell, but very 
 
 -•,''- f ;>•;,(.• is il call'd, bccauf- it never bears''*"-''* *"J itronj:. It is inuc.h usd in !>idin and t'e- 
 . r>'. ifoiTis but in the Mpl t-timc, for when the ,Siin ' '•'!:■»'' apai.-ift ihc Choliik, and otliet bJifeafcs ; the 
 icts there is not one Blollbni to be fcen, but v.ithin' ^'ater made of the Iliollbms is nnt io 'iood. 
 I^aif an hour ilwrc arc as mativ BicHcms as rheTrcc; ^.Jiiigf: yrovvs m many places, but the fell is irc- 
 Will bear, whtcli fineii vrty I'weer ; .in.l whon the; 'he Coall of A:l«//:^ic ; it grows like thin Reeds, 
 .''un riles t.ac SlofToins fall off, and the {.caves Ibiit : '^''o or t.'iiee Spans hitjb, the Root whereof is Giii- 
 tliemffh-es (lofi; together. If yo'i cut ofi' a bv.inch, ffW a"d is much iis'd tor Sallads while it is green. 
 an, I I'ct it in tlie pvound., it prcfcntly takes root, and, ■''"'>' ^^'S " by coveini!' it with I'ot-caith, to flop 
 111 tew u.iys ba; Bi jifoms. "P ''«' holes, and rrcterve it frcni Worms, which 
 
 Brrdc is a J.eaf a little l.-iiRcr than Orarj^e- leaves, I '^onid deltroy it_. Tho' it is lirrlc ttlteir.'d in f<;.//.-, 
 ;/ii:tcd bySti.ks, iii'On svhich it cUtnbs nr like ivy. 'llfrtt is much .'f it Hi pp'd off to the Red-Sea, as 
 Tlie leavt-j ke^'p Joni; green, and arc fold bv the ! ' '• 'Y'""; ; ••''■li'i and .-Ij,,!. 
 
 I'citcii. a:id i:\-eiy Man a:,d Woman in all l.'(.//-i cats' ^he Trevf whereon Cloves (ir.svv arc like B.ly- c:., 
 every .'ay a J i ten or tv<-o of t'lrm, for they are tT'"'^'! the BlcHoms at hrlt white; then they have 
 I ;cirinuaily i la'viri' them by nijihr a.^d day.- And ''"" plealantelt luiell, aid arc green, and at jaft red 
 Lcc.iofc they are biuer, they a;c eaten with a pruit »nd hard, which are rhi: Cloves. They prow very 
 cill'd .-/.fc.rt, which is like a Nutmeg, and gioweth 
 ijpoti [lees like pplm-trces, ^v,hcrf>f one fort neing 
 e,.i. ill the p.iiiidlf iii white and red, another iTiakes 
 tilt Nbniih bjaik and ced, and a third (on makes 
 
 thick, and when they j.-c dncd their' rijht colour 
 
 IS a 
 
 :h>:i; 
 
 dark yellow, but they are liToakd to inake 
 black ; and ibcfe that arc left on the V.vc 
 
 r..-h- H,-T 
 
 II t...4. jrj 
 i'j t 
 
 ungathfi'd. are ctili'd the Mother of Cloves. The 
 ;!icni lixhc-headed for a little 'I'le. V/ii:h thts Fruit] Stalk' an- commonly gathei'd anc! mingled with them, 
 tfcy iriix abo a Caitetif the Tree call'd K.-iit'^ and ' '-i"' th*-;^^ Jte Icvtr'd in rhcle that ate fetii to iPo'/i.- 
 tbnie powder ot OslVr-thclls- which they fprinkle 
 up. :i >-|if Beetle ; anj when thei' ci^iaw all this, they 
 •.wa!|..\'.' down the Jiicr and fpit out tbir rcfb They 
 tl.il A tlicy cannot ,iv<' a L)ay without ir ; and lUcy 
 lav 'tis ifoo.l for the Maw, tiii Teeth ami Gum:., and 
 agi nil Sccir.y. 
 
 Uur^t ;v .v'l HrriS v.;rv cotpinon in (..vf.'.t, and 
 gioi'.-eth in ciforv Field ; the" Leaf of it is l.>'.-irp piin-' ground, it fiickeili up q-.iekly all the Water iliat co- 
 ted, anii ;nd.--.tx.d on the cdi;es. The Bioil'im is likc|veis the Moot, ihu' it -i.iiiches not the Siik. which ii 
 
 ijiii'. fhe Cloves aic n? fo hot a nature, that no 
 Grafs c,r-.'ws ncai the Trees en wlixh tl.cy ;ro«' , 
 and wild) they are niude clean, a Paii of W.uet, ir 
 any tPtfier F.iijoor m ihe Chairbcr where they are 
 clcans'd, will v.ithm two dais be dried up, .is 1 have 
 oftijp fecM. An.l lo wdicnevei uiifpun Silk of CUtir. 
 lies upon the Flovir, which is a Foot or tw.i above 
 
 f,. . -,'i-.. tha- of Roliinary, c.Jt of which gpiweth a bnd like a trick iis'd to make ilie SiJk hi.a-.y wiien 
 
 the bud ot Poppy, wherein are I'crme kernels like 
 rhol'- of Melon'., whicJi b'.'irig iUnip'd and put into 
 any U'lnor ot Meai, v/henevcr it i< eaten or dnink, 
 niske!: .a Man (innetmics laui;h 1 .icc x Fool, without 
 u.^y kwic of wbat :s done bcli'-c hlin ; and loine- 
 iiiui makes him lleep for ti, huuiN as if he wcie 
 dead, but if in th.ir, time liij feet be walhd svith 
 ^oid wtctri he coTie* to liinifelf. 
 
 Mier... IS aiio'.h't Herb i.-i /ti/'d cillJ the Ji'n/,'- 
 fi'-.f Urili, w'.iich Ibti.ikii up mil clofea the leaves if 
 any Man touches it, is long as he lta«di by it ; but 
 
 foil 
 
 riic Ktitmeg tree is fomewKa: lefs thsn a Peach- .Si 
 tree, ubidi bath roi nd l.ea^es, and grm- s in fi.iii.ii 
 and [i<ri'.'! i from wlienco they arc carried to Ci.'i'i4 
 and Mi.'.ur,:, and iiirfi.t, The Fruit is Id;- a preat 
 'ouiid Pc.ch, the iniier-paTt whertv.f is the Ncnnii?;;, 
 whi:h I aiii a hard Ihell covrr'd over w tli the Flcw- 
 cr lall'd Mace, wlurcm tbc Kut lietli loob'. 
 
 Crto/.o... u:i,,ti IS a Spice iiuicri ir;'d in /• .n'.i t") difbi... 
 Mnt ^Miial, and chaw ujjon : 'Flie hiis' ■. a;(t fkt 
 tbcfc oi l'.»ni.;k, having ten ir twebe gra m of Pci ■ 
 
 rit-, 
 
avcs and Uoa^ 
 
 I |,»-j«A 
 
 LinlchottenV yqyage to Goa, <urc. 
 
 i87 
 
 'm 
 
 
 fits, which is the Cardamom ; whereof fome is great, 
 lomc finillcr. It grows on the Coaft of Mnl.iti.tr ^ an(l 
 in Jiiv.1. 
 
 Luc K broiipht from Pf^u to Siinuti,i, and fruni 
 thence is carried co thi- Rcd-Sca, I'crfm and Ai\tl>ia. 
 In Pn^i, there arc very grext Pifiiiircs, which fly 
 up the Trees, on which there is a Gum wtiich the 
 Piftriires fuck U|>, and then make the l.ac round 
 lioiu the branches, as Bees make Honey and Wax ; 
 and when it is full, the Owners break ort the bran- 
 ches, which btini! dry'd they Ihrink, and the lie re 
 niiins I'chind. llie Oums ihat fall upon the ground 
 i)icy inclr together, which has fome tilth in it, ajid 
 lb is not fj good. The l.n^ as it comes from the 
 Tree is of a dark iid tolonr, Inn when it is beaten 
 to povvilcr they mix all fotrs of Colours with it, as 
 icd, black, green, G?c. 
 
 Ikn'.iin uroweth much in Sri", Sinn.itm and :favfi, 
 upon high' Trees full of branches, with a thick .Stem 
 in the middle ; whence proceeds the Gum call'd He- 
 nh'.v. When the Tree is young it yields the beft, 
 nhicli is of a blackilh colour, and a very Iwcet 
 I'mcll. and is call'd the BenjAmin of Flowcn ; but the 
 fc'cori.l, call'd Hi'"'ami>i rf Ahnotuli, is not fo good, 
 being mixM wiih white Flowers. 
 
 Knnkiiicenfi- and Myrtlic arc Gums from Trees, 
 vvlii^h srow 111 .iraOi.i-h'fli.v and Alex':ti. 
 
 \\'hiic and yellow Sanders, which arc the beft 
 
 come from Cvmoi- near ^jtc, which hath whole Wotds 
 of them, from whence it is carried to U.Ht, and 
 other Countries ; bet the red Sanders grow molt 
 in Choronmi.h'. The Tree, of Sanders have I'Vuit 
 like Cherries, ot no value, but ih* Wond is the San- 
 ders. 
 
 Siiakewood is the Root of a low T ric of a whi- S''"^'*''*' 
 tilh colour, and biiter in tallc, whkh bring l-ruisd 
 ill Waiet or Wine is gi'^od againil biiiiiiiig ^V^tr^, 
 Choliik, Worms, and fpecially againll ihf Hinging of 
 Snakes ; whence it has its name. Il was hrik f'lund 
 out by a little Bealt call'd K^-.i'/, wlmh is of the 
 (Ize and nature of a '.etret, and being bit by a 
 Snake, heals it fcif ' ■• this Wood in Scyim, where 
 there is great ifoie of i. fe Fer'ets and Snakes. 
 
 /.yxum Aloes abounds ii. i(t in AJ.i/di i /i ; the Trees ^'f""'*' 
 are Uimewhat greater than Oliic-irees. The bell, 
 and that whicli finells molt, is the innermoft part of 
 the Wo'id, and is call'd Cilmiibn, whuli H heaviert 
 and yields molf moifture, and is fo much eflocm'd, 
 th,at It IS fold by weight againft Silver and Gold. 
 The P.i/i) rli^fuilln is next to u in cfteem ; but there 
 is another fort call'd U ilil A.ju.:J.', which is us'd for 
 burning the Bodies of the Braintns , and being colt- 
 ly, is accounted as great an honour with them as 
 with us to be bnried in Tombs of Marbel-ltones. 
 Thefe Woods are much us'd in ln.iia (or Beads and 
 Ciucitixes, which are held in great Veiicratui). 
 
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 if'it^. 
 
 I ^fliii'i, 
 
 Containifn 
 Clim.fi 
 
 Cuflom 
 the rej^ 
 
 A 
 
 I'cing Jirfolu-fVi 
 ^'fyin, crofs'ii 
 the N'ciglitiovuli 
 /ly/ii>!.i}is aikt An 
 ^ 'V.i tbr iho wh( 
 As to its aiKK 
 Rircrs Iprin'^mii 
 on the ."ioiitli, t 
 Coalt cxtendi'ii 
 it./iV; ro tlicM( 
 Weft. 
 
 Ancient .Ifric.i 
 
 iiainuly. Bo />.!,>■ 
 
 Br.ii-fy, cxtei; 
 
 Wfinitains o[ / 
 
 '^'l»(fiu,, and p; 
 
 Mount ,t/i'u'f, a 
 
 'joun.lcd r^n the Si 
 
 facts the .ii'.i.f-i-r 
 
 a!l .;/.,>,, its In 
 
 mthal a ivil anc 
 
 intufoiTKiiyiii 
 
 'J''cmi\"„^ anil J/.-; 
 
 uiviileii in;orc\'Ci) 
 
 thp Torritorv ol .1 
 
 file ("cclmJ into ot 
 
 ritory of iv^, /iy 
 
 "file ihir.1 iiro tl 
 
 •■%v-'- : And ti- 
 
 f whi,:h waiaKir 
 
 was taken by Kv./ 
 
 Tn'pnus iji U.i'LtJ • 
 
 Ti>; fecondraii 
 
Chap. I. 
 
 305 
 
 'NavigantiuM atf, lumrantmi 'Btbliot/jcca. 
 
 Book ]]I. 
 
 A 
 
 DESCRIPTION 
 
 O F 
 
 A F R I c A, auD all ttfi If ^otjttttes. 
 
 Taken from John Leo and M a r m o l. 
 
 f^ 
 
 Chap. I. 
 
 Containing a General Defcription of the Limits, Soil, Troc/uB and 
 Climate of the Country : Together ivith the Original, I ribes^ 
 Cufloms, Language, Religion, Conflitmion^ Vertues and Vices of 
 the rejpeclivc Inhabitant s^ 
 
 A 
 
 F*l/C /*, hbythc//'/i/'M'"iaird//'/;r///,//:,j</i,:, ;iii,l liy \\\c Ardii-'u R/.-.y;i^c/,y, or the /...;../ ,i/- 
 I'ther from the Wood f'ir«ni, i. c. lADnrn, as hciiig the Cmiiuiy nl '.inicr, chat rridiicccli 
 r/i'iiV'-, with regard to its ucing divided molt if that Tiuir. If. IJiJU'iaarus .irc, nn the lijft the 
 fr^n Eu^r*- hy the AW.Vc'-.iHMn, andl City of K.mi-.i', ibviit ict. Miles dil't.-iiit I'mni /Ci^;, , on 
 fioM' /?//> by the H'd S^r^, or clfe fi-nm; the W.dthcTown of iV'H, o;i tlic North tiic South fide 
 
 ofW./iJ. nn.loii thcSoiirh the f.^ndy UvUrts of ; ly.:. 
 
 a PriiKC of yliM.i /■ir/; ■■, '.vho 
 Ivir.g difj'oirefi'd rf his own Coutitry, by ibe Kirir, <.I 
 ^'fyiit, crofsM the .V/.'.-, and kttlcd with Ins 1 roops 111 
 the XcinhtiumhorJof Crtrd'.jiff; for which I'enl'in, the 
 Ay/ibi.Dis aikt Atiiient Gtogra^ihers took that pait ot .1- 
 j ic.i for [he wliolc. 
 
 As to its aiKient Hoiimli, 'twas reckon'd to have lonii 
 Rircrs fpriri'^inii from a Lake In the Defart of (Uojv, upon the Confines of'.v^.-i. lun 
 on the "ioutli, ^.7l/^ on the Kali, on the Notch, the ;!riJ tue Territory cf Ui(\iii:;i 
 
 IC 1.^111.1; 
 
 Ihis i'-. the forricft Country m all ///);.-, and by tcafrni 
 of the Rrtiv.tenel.i o| 1:, l;i!! ibuaii's. is fe.irrc di;.;iii(icd 
 wuhiltcNanieof aKini'Uoiii; p.iiti-iilarK /'.//Jf, one 
 'fi'sCitu,, hcs.Tl alnmll joiMiles dii'atice trom niiy 
 liil;.ibit,liits, and doe* not ■:oiit:)ni i:i it fcif ^c Kiinaies. 
 However its three prineip.il Re^;ioiis are, .S>^.- >wr/7r, 
 
 ~\'-/,oppolitr -jj H -y ' ; 
 d, exteniliiu; ro the 
 
 or 
 
 twit exteiuleil fron> V ", the out-molt Sia lown of Kingdrm of Tiii:i:. The li'll has but '•;iie City 
 i-'.ii.^, ro tlieMoutl;( f tlicAj'/e, and the Oa-an to thei the ijme Naitie ; the fetond includes lIkIc n\e, I'ctc.'.i,!, 
 Weft. . Elirr ; K'Jfn, T.ioi -.c iwd Dciij n : and the thud .i;-: many. 
 
 Ancient -'//V.c.tVr'ascrmtnnnly divided into fliur parts, namely , Tm^rt/ , ( ■f-hrfa , Nrficn, i.i; -m'.d and 
 Iiaineiy, Br.'ti.iiy, ,\;.k/.; .r, I ii/yu, and W.i; -..ui.{. ^t/.\i/liK. 
 
 fltf/vr, cxtendsit felf Irniv. theoia rnol* I'oii.t of thel The third part of .IfiL-.i is cill'd by the I..I'l:l^ /-//;><, 
 Wi'>i!n:ains oi ,';/.ij j near .'''/'. to the .Sticisht ofln-id by the Arr.hims Sim-.'.. 1, e. ji Drfr t. Its I'oiiiii's 
 ^•loini!;,, and paliini; aloni; the .tfrjiV-n.-rw.d; Sea, to' are the 0,-rwoiithe NV'el>, 'he iW.rdii the bait. K::iiii,':n 
 
 Mount itA'/i'i, pImjuc ^co Miles fioili t cx.tuin'r. 
 i'ouiiiled on the iioutli with that lide of i.lae .iriu,, which 
 faas ihc .'1' .i,:-n,i>.i;m. I'lus Conntvv i-i the b.'lt fair ol 
 '!l./f.,V;, its Inhabitants lieinf! brown and rauiiy, 'out 
 withal a 'vilaii.! well-povtm'd People. 'Tu divided 
 in'c toiT Kiiv; l.iin'i, lutnciy, ■" 1 '. , t<-^, id-filin or 
 'Wwi'^-i,, and iiinit. The firft ot rhcle Kiiiadoms is 
 diviiloii .11:0 fcvcii Provinces, namely. Hen, Sui,(:iirii'.i, 
 'lie Territory of .\l(.<„r, Dmril.i, . 1 1 71 m .i, and ic.ilei . 
 fhelcciMd into other feven, iiainei \ Vonejne, the Ter- 
 ritory of J,-;;, 'i^c^i-.i, l-.Lib.u, Eir,i\ Cr.ietfind I'.lti'ii:;: 
 I he thir! iiro three, ri^. the M uiiif.in:, iVc-;. and 
 •■''v V'' : And the fourth into tour, namely, 'In;;'-; 
 ( whi.h \v.is a Kinr.dom of its felf, till us Principal Ciry 
 was taken by tVf.//H.i»i,/(, Kiiii; of C.iJ/i/r j Cmiji-miw, 
 'I'lipfjis in K.uktry, and Exxi-J:.. 
 1 h; fccond pan ot ///. ;'c/i is call'd by tlic I wins N;, m'l- 
 
 on the .Suudi. "lis di- 
 the tise 1 ribcs ot" 
 
 fiom 
 
 on .he North, afld ,\>;.£-/..i; 
 
 viled i-o five parrs, namely, 
 
 l.cu:,< and IVj.ic.i, lo ralk\ 
 
 N'Hwi'./.VriiJthat inliabit it. 
 
 The fourth and lad part ot .tfn.it, viz. Ki-'rr-l.i^mi, ,s 
 boniKledby (;<:f^.i(>nth»; Halt, <.'.i,;/.»//ion the Weft, and 
 
 /•7'y/;on the Noi.h, btitr.sSo'. .1: r-i H-juiu' iries arc yet 
 unknown. In this Country iliti\'s .1 famous Kuer, 
 lall'd Koin it .\/'f. , tli'on the l'..ink'- of wli.-h Irs it;oll 
 lertilt Conirri -sa:-c f-arr I. 'I his River, when einp. 
 ties its felf into the >^'ertern iea, takis its Ril.- i'alt- 
 ward, outof aDtUrt call'd iV--;;™; S'm, or elfc one of a 
 cirtaui Lake, whi.b fomc will have to ipr n,'; from tht 
 i\.Ve, after Its conlincmcnt iindei the Eai.h lur a con!i- 
 der.ablc Ipace, Tins >!r'^rc-!..ir: ! coram, a groiit ii;.iny 
 Kini;.lo:i.i, fifteen ot wiiicli 1 vilitcd ;ny felt", na i;eli, 
 liii.ti.ll.i, C'li'ic^, Mttli, Towi'ii!', '•-_;•, G'-'i.'.'., .-/".^.^er. 
 
 A--i ',/.►/ 
 
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[Oh 
 
 A Dcji t ipi ion of ; \ f r i c a . 
 
 ^ib.IlliChap I. 
 
 i ' -1 
 
 fir-, t'lr-i; ''?.y.'< "'■''■'•'. '^.iv.Kiw, B"iir,(i'.i>l!''.'''"'"v;» /(• imp'ri j;uar «;r:i;ii.uti ri Col.!, li.ivinR a 
 ill.! \'m'' . llivl.- r iij' '..'IMS luvl torir.crly tlicii- a- l-nrt thtro lo I'tMia' ilui 'Ir.uli. Kro,n iIm.co uv ,k|. 
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 r.K.n Ri .ul i.^r iir'A\vuli.iiii , wild tr.-vtl tVom'.'r''-M|i'p in the Cnill tK .~ • rv'/'.-.-, upon wiiiili wp nircr 
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 licin P.Tt tit »/. . ', liiKiwn to 
 
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 iti:i'i- ; 1' 1m'\'1\u w.- ...;I N V .itii.,:, etti-iKlin,.; 
 
 11 '! .1- I 1 t' I' L'.'lt I'f ' 'i' ./ ,''. , W.IS Ullktl'HMl I 1 
 
 ' (.r, .-..'.' ill- Kilt \-. la!|,i: (I It was d'vii,;^ to t'-' 
 . n/- D'fi-inii.(.'s. .^^ till ttic .//'iV.-« .Tuil /hrltin. 
 
 (■r.ii-!i T'^. ;'. -y iivrcyt" Icl. .-i.-.,ii.iir;ci.l wiili thttriiv 
 Isii-im' tPi C'uiintryi iw '.luv nut only yi.wjj^yptio 
 ■ II-. ..1 I i:i; \: 1 •■,■ ■, !iut lc.^^J mit al! ihiit Trad o*' 
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 l\i -.1 I'l .■ : ' iivi t'ro IViiiiilatii-S ct' .'.('/.M, th'-y 
 I fi:iii V..-,'- i!,.- l■,^;■r;l' .;'. if '.'.i.'-'.,, r.i .1 il.c litll Ann nf 
 llio iV'.- :•■ .'.''■/■ /•/■ ii'-.ir '.s';'. I'j'k.w liij^ tli.u I^ivrr 
 
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 l-.ait-u '.i;'. t.r .-'V I.,'.:; r.iki tVoin thi-'iK.- .o-ilinii; in 
 to;I-c Stiiiij-- 'I'l. i- .• f.-', I iMi uh i.,c ih'-s ninaiop.!; 
 I'.ic WciU-i ,1 C> . an in tli.: C'.ipc of V , ill.'.: I'cpjraccs 
 lilt vl-i'c ." ,',. ■ (r'!,i 'I'l. , .^Ji; : At'.r tli.u tiny i.i,a(t 
 oil uil ill 'V ,iirr 1- .It tliL- Mot'li of the Kivi-r ^''■■f, anj 
 tli.ii '.'..t'i' iIm; Ri'. 1 ;- to a I.aJ;c .» tl-.c IVf.iri ut 
 J. ■(■•;•, ul','11.'' i! ril.s : I'l'-i-i ill s l.ako t'l ■• i.i'.Mii to 
 I h: .</■-.. j.iV ;., i.r.i ,!,,■ a:.-, v.hcii. iluy liiit kt cm. '1 
 ikfu'ili'" 1 iA,i''h-, tihit til.;.' (iui\;>'.i[ licis .',ut- unite 
 '.li.l' r.-i t N 111' -i-lic I'r. Ml.". , Ciilti,.ii:; «^,i;i s t'.oiii 
 ihi)!!' rc.'iiiiull'X JV /■«) . 'Ill': Ocal'iJii iJ tlio .A'- 
 t.i.i'iiiii "la. I'-.- ih.-. V IaH tlic /I .iL'.ii ! k'tili! ,11 ,;- 
 li.':,\ tlicy .'i,..-! i' ihi.' Xaii.i.'- ot' I'l,ii.c'S, i:i cnucio tx- 
 iii ■^li'iiuhi.- -.iTy .'M'.n 1. , I' 1 iic iint li.ii.x.nr ii.rs ; aini 
 ii|.o.i the D I'lci :io,i of il.. r Liiipiu-, ila.- /:;.iV/->'( w. 
 M t'lS! '^anil'' t;:i"'.. ai'.l i\ oviiii.it ;lui;- tDiiim ,S,,-,i' 
 tli.iihf taint, wiihn-fp; ;1 to tlicin, llriii'.-s, tfn r.'.ll'rn 
 vnx,-. ii.ivj I-.-.i. i,i:.l v.alL', .i",'l lotial Cit.csJc 
 
 111 /(•" /' C.lpi-/ '.»</. In this pl.Ufthc 'Vl/; ;;«■/> 
 
 l'',r. I'lr r.l'u'lii.iR ilii.ihipstf.ui (,o lo the/',://. 
 I'alliiiB "',"'■'•'■'';, «-ri>.iA oil to the I'ruviii'c 
 I ', iiul tlieii t') tllat of M,i,i:b.,{c and .tWr.,/, 
 wlit-rcihofieat R;wi Oiii, tall'd liy I'tai.mi y<,<;.', fjlli 
 111' ihe.Sf.i. ,N'e\t iiU'rder a'--.>.'i.,.i./K,.'5'n, .;,;/,•, .;,.,■,' 
 aiuU a;'C f, ...•'„';?;., ih: nioll I'.,il1ei';i paint of .U.i.' 
 B'.-Miiu! t'lif; are -he I'ri/Vi-i.e i4 Ihh.t , and thcMviili 
 of tile .SrrJiilit f tlu' f^.l S .:, frcni wlie-i.c iK- ,(- 
 '(. ■', Co.iit cvTotitls 'ilV.-i,-;, ihcupperinnit "or. intl-at 
 (jt.li. am' the iai".ndar\ "f /-i/' to tlut tide. Tlv ii 
 wc crolsan Kllir.uis ahoii; :( I c.tC'ics loiip, reailiiiii; 
 ti'iiii the l;u;l(iiil rit' tlio ,lii:i:,i (Jiilf to ihe Mc.UitZ 
 :"fi'i,Sf.i, '1 h;,s tloiv.-, ivetl'.r.tnd i " iln; ;,■..'■ 't ilif 
 City of li-iihcitr, ulnr'j that KiuT enters t!ie Sea; thtu 
 tijriiiip, tBtliL- WtC! v.ard. \.e pa.'-, by ,lic.\t...iiir, tlif 
 Oallof the Ucf.'n of i!.i,-,i, Cape A ejurntc, r'.^./.- of 
 '•.•■'■«^r aii'l tlic'Coali of J'.,;;!.'. A little fai- 
 '.- ;, .•/ i/i-, r, ilicHiiincs of ('.ij.:i.;-, 
 n.ll Mai-.tiii t I'acts of the Kiii-.loiu 
 
 Ii iff-. :, 
 
 TV I. 
 
 ftroy li, 
 •V, :i;;,)ii, 
 
 'lac 11 
 
 that h.i'l a 
 th..!fe\-.ial 
 
 •>ti,.ii 
 
 ■K..I 
 
 •r,,.iiiidvof /'/. • 'Ik I"is 
 •'i:, ,ii' ; -u ■:,: . tnl'Vl by I'l-- ; /,.', /' 
 
 Jill p.ll^ ttHJli- Cl'.\ of ■''■'/ in till 
 
 til M i.TCape .(' ■''..',■■ .inil Cap. 
 
 I 11..', .'ir r to 
 .■ and pUiiti.., 
 
 : l''.im hcMt.n-i- 
 
 , the '..■:.• /I,-.,;. 
 
 Pro. inn- ft Sill 
 
 an I after 'hat tc 
 
 t .Id.' '• S ;!,■'_' -, wluih ftv.ib til ■ Wliuts iroiii ilie Ni:- 
 r,ii . -, Nt.xt tollies Cciico.i, ard tin- I'rtu iir.i. of j'Ui'f.'i, 
 V, 111 il o.iei ;i'i;; .i great way il'in,:; the (^,--,-'ii, IcaJ.i 
 yi'i in i\l,f-i,, -iilialiil.'i I" i!.'. i: .' ./ i-i or liohcr-: 
 , 1 ilic ..'•.,'', .^rth;>rsfall tn , ;liii ii'j;Ii \vhii;li tliciv 
 v<.,isii r.rcar !'..ii-T, il.ar cur- ilit Sea by two K'onths, 
 a'l lyivc-. aiil Y!"''"'''i!> ''i l...liili; tatii|-i;i;o the Coun- 
 try, 'liie i.ext M 111,1.1 1- < .I'./i. r.illM ly I'ir.'i,,,, 
 / , ■' ■'•'•I , a:i.l Ma'...!.' vvi-!- ..ii.v.;.r", tUjp lU\cr that 
 ri livt- \ ilfi,!'. I'll .M- i' ' I.' -j^ik', i p; :lieiii!,e I'lijviiicr 
 I . iV; y , ,;: -! ', i . i' /' .,■., vv.iuid liy a iir^.t 
 
 H \-cr I aii .1 111.- 1; 
 >'.i:li X' ;• i.L , i'. 
 
 (LClI Um 1 il,j ] 
 
 1 ' :, til's r fe.i ill! 
 t,.- y. ■-,->> "■' 1'.' 
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 i'|i. j'i'')'ii liii' 
 r 'C,'. h, t-.-il;., 
 u 11, 1, li.l. ii:|i 
 ',..'1,; .L'Nei'. 
 «. , , an 1 
 
 ill,:, 
 
 IllaiK'' 
 
 Ii ' 
 
 M'l, 
 
 , peoplid 
 
 ot K. 
 
 Ill ''.( V, ( 
 
 t her are (.;;('/ V, i; 
 V'll.W and 0"t;,(, 
 
 Oi 
 
 T eihcjoh 'I'lieii weailvancf to tlu' S;rcight.s of (, 
 
 _ ti' 
 
 cntiinj, ;lu' CXean Ii iiii.hiiieL' wc fctoiit, 
 
 '■';" , ami 
 
 Advir.cing 
 
 Cities of j.i'I 
 
 •T'""'"') A/.!-.';;'rt, S,-li, T-jr.ini, .mil .''.','^r, whcie thii 
 D.fiiiptioiiffaiiiiiiiii.\|. Aii.l ih ,i..'.ifave aCii'iiiii- 
 It.'iiti.il •\iTO'.'iit of the Grmnfei'.'iite ind J.mi.ta uf 
 
 ■■■vr.'.'^r, ,-,ni.l 
 
 meet with tlx' C.ru:j oi r, i;;;.cr, .-Il :..',, .'/,: 
 tl,i' o;lu' Port.- 'jf inc Kin'p.'oin of /'>.-. 
 till i,,e to .\/.i ,"-, we I niiitiM lii'lit of th' 
 
 -")' 
 
 lUing tliiM lioiiiidpil, irisdi\iile! into fix paits, mz,„ 
 
 r„lr',-'\ «■.•<•,'• l/;.,' ,■■./, S..7.1,)OI, 1 OW.'Niif/.l ,l'-, y-.^i^'J,'^ 
 lllj ••li;ill-./7/il.y".->. 
 
 !l I'l 1 is riparatrdfromCi','.".!'H;;i:n'.i', hva i'.>ngTr,idi'fij..f.., 
 Moiii.taiii'i, tiiiniiiii; fiom I. alt in Veil, ea!!,l ly 
 /'.' .'Wi' ill'.' Creat Aii.f, and by the Names •■ v,/.i.io! . 
 /'•""'"> pl.icsit in 3 Degree-. I.oiii^it'.ide, and zo ' Di'- 
 .".rers-1 atltil.l''. 'I'lie Llt'.Ic '/ „j is antji,'.t.r i\i.!("i uf 
 iMouiitains, '1 niiiiig from thw.Sirc:p,ht of (.n'rcVi to il:e 
 Niii;li! ouiliood t f it;i.'r. Bvi'ij is <b call'd, either 
 friiniii;'!, a N.;.i.,' (ji e'l to that Ctui.try he.' ..■ itv.a« 
 iiophd, vslick-'ihe liiliabitai.' ucic aUeiwau!-. i.il.'il 
 'i-.il'ci ', or ;roni foiii'.' ( f ilic (iilia I'aiit^, wiio ^ali'd 
 tht-mUlve., ial'/Tt-s, ,iii.l arr lull pollelVii of a C 
 tall'd ii.:r.^,.-, and a la:i;e 'I'ra.'V cf !aii,\: in ( 
 and ^.'".■.■■; o', as fi,ine vvillliav; it, tin- i\aiiic naat 
 I'i' .'eriy'dfToiii the j< i.i.iw, who ilu'litenM it I'o by n,;- 
 i'lnof ilieBaiiv.iity of their 1 aii,;iu.}',e. 1'iis C. I'l.'ry 
 I. "iit.iin% four large Kineilr.ms, n,unely, M.iu i. i.,-, 
 , b' th in.'li'.ticd III M ■:ii:.:',ir. "i^igUnir.) 't-n'iel.ii ■,! 
 \[:ilii!r.m<l C./,i.;',.. .-, 'l,..l "'■',»;, i\llitll C( lltaili.. tin 
 
 Country that v..;s | : p 1 1 . called Afr c.% 
 
 .'(.V.'i',/, -, ,' ,', ill.' le, or,.; part ( f ■■','', '.■,-. v.'.i'; i al, •! Iv 
 tile AriiiLiit. I ..'»';<: or '■:.vh,i,.„ Irmn .S ,;i, ,, ., ,. i. 
 >■/••,-.'..'", fur 'h- Ii.Iri'.-itai.r:- of that Couin;, aic 
 always \i„n.ii;n;.; .'Her their I'liii'--,, -ij.! |,vc m' ii".li' 
 .Sheds made of the iinncheso;" 'l'rj;'S, call'db, the Ail- 
 ..ieii'.s -' 7'i'i.'.. 'If' ii-<'!l KaUeri. I'a't of \, ihi..';.: 
 was by '.'icUiir. lail tl /..-/i.i (.■(■«.,...■, i,i i\-„r.::-';i>. , 
 oei'aul'e itcoiitaiiii fi, ■_• lar;'e('i;.c>. 
 
 S;:r ,\ the dr.rd pi'r; of M . :, tignli'yint; /' '',••,•,, 
 is rile ny.ft iii.-ciilld'.rablc part oi I -ly I'ti--,.,, wiiiiii 
 accordinp. to I'lo.i,:-. ,r,clii.!ci likewife .\'.'.'„.i,/.c aiui 
 Lo'.vcr ■~:t', ii-ir.. 
 
 The fonnli part r.f / i.,.r is call'd Lower ,''V,Vi,/ ' 
 
 tives E';tii,'-' 
 arf, theDtfo 
 the Welt, tho 
 Sea on the > 
 South. 
 ,'i"»'iA- Tlielaft, 
 "/'* firchi'iub I hi' I 
 vinccs teriiiui 
 thcr with tli'i 
 
 This Country 
 Jc.i ,Soiith\V.' 
 Golden Men' 
 thcriil.iinitsa 
 ^\ llern j an 
 \cgie-l^.)\l 01 
 riniiirin tills C 
 (ify'd by then 
 arc a'ltnhiita 
 poflllfes the y.r 
 Li'apiicsinleiiy 
 aiidancitnc C, 
 
 JM 1-" In am irn' 1 
 
 ,,,g,^ t'lr many Ages 
 """ People fi'ttle.l' 
 name of Rii 
 from fiiflur/:, 
 look'd upon tin 
 of Hcails. Oi 
 petition rf fli' 
 Del.iit, T. /IT 
 ifnciis'i Folic 
 t'tliji. 
 Thefc lav 
 r<t TrJm namely, the ^ 
 ifT.m)! them part of ^' 
 "■ Provinces of / 
 MniKo ; the (. 
 upon the Mi-./i.'. 
 takes its Rife nt 
 Paftward to Tr 
 lit ,iri and ^i' 
 Thife Tribes are 
 tain Marks, and' 
 In former Timei 
 in the Fields, cvi 
 Trilie, ?nd lalioi 
 nctiLS, The Gc 
 Droves and Floe I 
 or fotne manual 
 Genealogies of 
 500 (iivcr.-.i Fam 
 innumerable Bra 
 one another, ye 
 them Wj//.-/ Am.t 
 true /Ificm Lan 
 forabarbarousT 
 iUwi, undcrltai 
 AcquiintaiKc %vi 
 Snnibr,. As liir ihe \.y, 
 l-ft I- ticulaily the.?ii«i 
 
 commonly fpokc 
 an'lfi'i.j',,:;'./. B 
 ling that of Cuc^, 
 Rreat affinity to 
 Toiigui'.s. All t 
 .-f/,',,'! to the ."f,/i> 
 roct and the I't'/tn 
 Tonpue, About 
 
 I •««., ti,« 1 underltanc 
 ' n»«le .'fiici, we ini'it 
 ' •''''"' lleg: 
 
 Hutm- 
 
 'r Ik/ci!-Ah-Ati., 
 tliin r.ll the a! 
 aiitl is j.ot only W' 
 
 01 th ■ Lantl of Kej^ioes. "f 
 ve-ir.'.nti'.)ii'd pirrs put f 
 
 ;\fter iliefc we 
 
 wlieri- /<■ :;' <!)(.'(' 
 
 . .S. 1, l-.e;:-.' f I tall'.!, for ihat itis 
 
 ;..! '.'i-n-t- Iv. 'al Nav.gai'le Ri 
 
 /... , "i arie to (.'o.^/'., in 
 
 '1 lu Kiver /'."j/ir; alias Kiicrs :li,arempty tl'iiiV'l-.L' ill. othe 
 \'ci'-b ''lil fevei'aH.eagUii, ' ire. ili'.' Otea'! on -.he W'e'.t, th'j Ci 
 11 e V.'.: J '.f. Il) I'lcCi'.'.mtry of .s>/ ', v.'a- 1 '"iJ"' • "ii theSciuh, c.i ihe \,M A: 
 -..'. Rr,''.!--. 11 iir.i ly, C'.i.'j;;; ai.t! L.i, - f, and un the N' nil ilie D. fai!..'-f ?,:'',j» :. 
 r. 111 't th.. ■," .I'l mnic to trafiicli ; '■;;>.'■, the fifth ;'.u't of AU .-, i-. by Pi 
 
 i,.i 
 
 d, Lii; \vau.'r d wiili 
 
 Vt 
 
 ether, 
 y larj'i' 
 
 :i,' 
 
 a',i. Its iJoaiiii 
 ntry of ilie A 
 i'/'i<t m.ir i.^^f 
 
 1 \t , 1.. 
 
 H.-.i 
 
 -■j!, vvhOi: e tii.- 
 
 Mi.Mi.io. , bm tlie ■ 
 lealVif. t..:ieinl'..r:f. 
 
 I' 
 
 ;dto,. 
 
 Ai.tla. t"i e:;dude ir, oral 
 •■-■. . M'i>.alidbvthe ,' 
 
 ,..-/''V'. 
 
 /Iinliii-, 'Vnt an A 
 thcconmi.indof 1 
 the People of /'-'/ 
 tiieUefarts, and 1 
 Ctith/t^c. Tis t 
 /Imhinni to crols I 
 tcdthcmtogcbei 
 Jgainik him, and 
 'hat, the Cr.l,f.i 
 Men. under the C 
 Slave he ha. I mad, 
 nip. the I'roopsthr 
 defeated the (■7c,-- 
 
J-ib.ill.lchap I. ^ T>ejcnption of Africa. 
 
 30I 
 
 rdi.mi Mf^r.r, liy tllc 7ci»» Mf:(rii!m, anil by i^c Na- 
 tives /;'?!"•'■ It'i limits, aci-nrdinn to thr /ifiicimi, 
 arf, the IKfurts nt Unicit, l.ihi, and M.nmn/Vvi, on 
 thrVVcH, tliofc <ii /Ifm on the Halt, the Mcdiccrr.incaii 
 SiM on the Nortll, anil A:ihii>fii\ neat E^y^i on the 
 South. 
 ;»'u* The laftpntt of ///"'iM.-all'il Higher ^lUotio, rom- 
 7" j<ulii'iuls du' KinpJoiln of the Abigiiiet, and nil the Pro- 
 vinces tiniima'iiy upon the Arai'uk. or l{i.lSe,-, tf)(;e- 
 thir with ilii'. Coun'iy whiih is call'd /Eihicpin .il'ovc 
 /•.i;»/if, whi"' il''- Kiiipdiim (.f Si.l'it or NVn/'.i hcs. 
 ThisCoiintry lAtcruMt frit hotn the Mouth of ilie Urd- 
 Sfi SouthW.MiU, to tiic MiMiniHiiis of 'I'clnh, or the 
 Goldi'n Mciiitniii^ under the liiiiiinoflial I.ine. FtsNor- 
 thcrn Limits arc the N'./f, JV/./'iVi, nnd the lower and mo(( 
 ^'cllcrn |arr of ('•nirrM ; to the Well ir lior.lirs upon 
 Si-gm-lai.l or I owvr •if-il'ifii. There arefcvetil Kijn; 
 rimii^in tiiisCoiiniry, thel'iinreof u'linh, tho' divir- 
 lify'd by their SeCb, Ijnpiiage, Ciilhims, and Colour, 
 are .I'ltrihiit.iry to the hmperoiir of the /J/./JiorJ, who 
 (•on'dfestlie j;rtatcft lart ot it. h roiitain-i above 7 
 Ijapucsitijcnp'h, an.l is very ne.-it as laij^e ;is .ill 
 11 id ancient L/\;»/. 
 
 m<rf-4andBr/.4.y; and to rover the G.irrrlom he had 
 Wt in llo/.4r,, (roin the Iri'i.rlJo'M of I'u- 1 ,r',,,- v,J. 
 Birfw out of /y?,., hii)r^(.ity ,m\\\ /(/, / .,„ , and nf- 
 tcrwiti Is CVi-ro, which lie w.ilfd round, ai;d whi.h i^f-;,. Kit, 
 laid ro have incre.iMlfoprodij;;onl!v, that it 01,1 llr.i.'d 
 all the Cities of thr World f, I fiMildmn and ' 
 
 and ii'irnlxTi.f 
 
 r/ l.M W.Ti 
 
 Inhabitanis. Afrci ilut, whin- . i,r,,. /,,.,,„ iv.i^ , .j 
 raring fnra W.u ap.r.iU ilie ( „/,yW of D/J-r tnc vA, ■ 
 Roy ofH„/M.,|,ctr.iyM nil R. ./..,.. iml'thc li,i,> 
 flicC/i/(/,i.)l JJ/ri;,/./ who th.Ti upon n 
 all Apk^. i!ut,i, ■ 
 I ofs, svns told hy 
 
 if 
 
 ., . .... , ., 1 1 Ml Kuin of 
 
 At^>c<i. hMa,„ l-eing n.iTh difouraj.'d w.rh'lic 
 .. ,,,■ r , ' '''"'■"' I'i^ '^ii'ilcll'rs, th,it if lie 
 would furter the /Ir ,/./„„ to „.v.i.!e V.u^] thij v,o;,;| 
 '■, but likc'.vife preUir liiiii 
 . , , '•'■ fhc.r I.irence, efj ivi.il y 
 
 coiilKlcrmf;, il,,ir they were th.n grown fo pop.Iom, 
 ihat/1.4 Mwasiiot ablctoiiiaii.t.iinrhiin. r::\, k'lcw 
 very well, that the A.M^r. „oti d In w;,fic I'l l; / ,1 
 :k to render iteqnttllvimpro!ita''!e, ether Ibriinofeif o: 
 I r Ins tncmie';. ' ' . -- 
 
 notonly di)limigoo<| Scrvi 
 wirli,i larj/cSiim of Cold 
 
 ■•'■'■, Inamicnt Times K.t^m-I.in.l was the only inhabited 
 Mi'ui' Coiiiiiry of ///'•/<:.», .-It Icall /)i//',ti> and Ni.nnMa -.vire 
 ,„,r fir many Ages deltitiue of Iiiliabitants, till the Tawny 
 ■•''• !'cO|'le fettle.! m ihAt Ciuntiy, who were ci>ll'd liy the 
 n,uiie of ii.i/v.i, ;iii Aiahnk Wo. -I, probaldy ilcri\ d 
 from flii'Y'rtr^, i. c. to MurT.-f, l)e>avili' the ,-l,,ih.i'i 
 look'd uponthc Af.icrn Ijni;ii.H',e ;is an arriviiJ.ite found 
 of Bc.ilts. Others will have lix ir.' to be only the Re. 
 pintioii of 7<i>-, I. e. l)rjat, fii|'polii)g li: Hz-.r, Ti,tlir 
 O'I'iii, T. ii'c IX'/.ti, lo have Inen the W-vd among 
 }/r.c.ifi Followcti , wlun lhc> fled out of Ai/ibia 
 iaiix. 
 Thefc l.uvny Afiirt arc divided into five Tribes, 
 i»tTr.hn namely, the y.rih-yfi, inhabiting the Weltern and Som- 
 ■jt.mi rhcrnpartof Mv)Uii: .-(".n ; the AJu/»i ../>, iiiliabitingihe 
 Provinces of lU", Sir, ('•..-.u-.i, and the Territory of 
 A/(i/9fo; the <>'h"k"i/, poifenin;; the Hinba y Moiirit;iins 
 upon the M:'.//r,-'T/iHc.iH Sea ; ind the River /(/, whiidi 
 t.ikcs its Rife near the .Streiphts of C,ibi\iitf'^ and rims 
 b'lftward to Tmnrfot^ or M.vi<'ir.inin C tli-neiifn ; the 
 //< vn-i and ^cneti, who arc difpcrVd all o cr -ifii./i. 
 ThffcTabcsarcdilhnjiulh'd from one anotluT by cer- 
 tain Marks, and w.igei oiuiimal W.ir among tlicinlelvts. 
 In former Times they had their Habitations .ind Tents 
 intheh'iclds, every one favouring thofe of th^ ir own 
 Tnlic, ?nd labouring for iheir mntnal and coininon Be 
 iietit.s. The Governours of the Country attended their 
 Droves and Flocks, and theCutizens followed Husbandry, 
 or fome manual Art. Ibnu /^icc, who writes of the 
 Genealogies of the /IpUani, di\ ides thefc People into 
 500 (ever.- 1 Families. Tho" their Poltcnty is run out into 
 innumerable Branches, and at that great diltance from 
 one another, yet they retain one Language, call'd by 
 ihrin .4yu.-/ /f>n.ir;\', i. e. The Nrl'ir img-ir, which istlie 
 true flficm language, and branded by the B.irhnn.tns 
 for abaibarous Tongue. Tiic Gumrri, and inoff of the 
 H.iMii, undciltaiid rHe /rr/'ii^, by vcrtuc of their long 
 AcquiintatKc with the 4r,d<l,:nf. 
 JcrsiUv Aslorrhe .Vi;«f, they have fcvcfal Langiiages, pai- 
 t'i' '■ ticularly the.SiOfi'.i/, which is turtcnt in ^uif.i.n.i, 'I'm. 
 
 However his Kngd-oms I ci-;? in 
 fTcit danger, he permitted all the /I .w.„„, «ho would 
 Sf.iin p.iy htm Uiicats a pio e to go aud invade / r ,• Upcn 
 IwhichtenT.ibrsof 4,,t/./,: /v/,m ,oind b. lomeclthc, 
 Inh.ibitants ot /m/; , /•„■//,, ifivnd^d i/r„ ., aiiioinni . ' 
 1.1 all to about rcic Mrn in Arms b-lid. s' their \Vo^' 
 inenand Children, and innumcial-lc Dro e^ cf Citt'- ' 
 llielc A,,it'iiin, having traveri'd the 
 /\WandIW(r>, firl't laid liepe toT 
 
 I Ik ,.,.((. 
 '» ,11 ..1- 
 
 e.r 
 th.: 
 
 itngot 
 K.b- 
 
 '■■1 miii 
 
 bu^o, Cu'.ncA, f>u:':, and (;.'?'-, and another call'd c;:i;, 
 commonly Ipoken in Cuba, Ci./.', Cf.lcn/i, '''''■^'■ij'e:^, 
 and r; !(.»>..';■.;. Bo'nhasa peculiar Language, ti^fcmb 
 ling thai of ''<i!c\'_.\ as well as Subr, whole Speech bears 
 gnat affinity 10 the CjUc.w, Ai.H'ir.n, and li^ipti.m 
 Tongues. AH the Sea Towns from the Momit.iins of 
 .'(( ..1 totlie ."(■.//(.•cirtJ.f/ii, (peak -hi-.f-^ck, excepting .M.t- 
 'K> and the ln'n'id Kiimiji.ini, who fpeak the Biib.tri.iii 
 I'ongiie. .^bouL lunit and 'lV;^o//,thcy fpeak Ambick., but 
 very corruptly. 
 
 To underltand how the A .-Jn.ini came to (ctclc in 
 /if'ic/i, we uti'it know, th.it in the 4onth Year of the 
 He^~-i>i, Hutm:'! the Mahomttait Califa and Patriarch of 
 /mbii; *ent an Army of Soi^o Men to .Unci, under 
 thecomm.tnd of one Hnclht H.hr.u Nijid; who to avoid 
 thel'eoplcof Tic, whom he dreaded, travelld into 
 the Uciarts, and built Ciimn:, about do Miles fioin 
 C.iiihn^c. Tis true, tlie Mr.h'mct.ui I'rielts forbad the 
 /Irf.binnt tocrol's the \iie, but tliisfa.5tiouSC^//r / permit- 
 tod them to go.becaufc one cf his Noble-men had tebell'd |'w;, Hii'mi 
 tig.iinlt him, and ufurp'd a great part of Bi'i.M. After! lhvi;innhie 
 
 ro e^ t 
 
 Delart lit'.veen 
 
 ,.--•, . here toT.'>,/. a City of 
 
 \^irbr,y, which b.ing Mallet'd, ihr HeW.i eieat , /rr c f 
 theCii,7n,«, ihc relt efcaping ly fli, hr. ri,,',, rl ey 
 rook the Town of r,p-, and after a, Siege of lix^ c :hs 
 ' '••"•. nr, putting all to the .Sword. liy'rhii ,1 c.in; ijiev 
 came to p. fle;n all that Country, and rnminu.d ih 
 l"!le;ii.,n, tdl one .; n,',,.; the Son of v./.. nioi;ii-r 
 
 Ihmneot htocccc: This.,,/;, , thcfirft Kinr ^t v. ■..,,. 
 CNpcildt.ie/»,^(.,>,„out of Ci/mch, .and irL';rM the 
 
 T.endsot the late King of Af >, to .he r,overii;nenr. 
 Howeve,-,l,o //, >/„-^,„ f-n-refsVl the ad-.icnt Ke-'wr, 
 and liv d upon robbery and ipoil. Ifin N;,„ f.,- the f tirtli 
 King ol AI^ ore, n|| os'd the Friend-' of the late K 
 'lt\ir<, and in con]un.tion with the /i.ir;;,- ■ 
 
 ,'''■«; n"^""?/'"'^'"' '"'''-'' 'Wftof the yl'HU.., 
 inihc Weftern Dominions of aF I' :, allotting to th" 
 hett.-t fort /J;< vi/rtand ./-'.ovr, ,i„d to the reft ;-'. »«'-'. 
 Hut altcrw.irds he planted the S:,m:,l..ui Slavs m th.at 
 parrot .SV/mrW/r which he had allotted ro the A,.,l!u; 
 .iMd brought thofe of .'/-;„« under hir Silvo.Hon. For 
 the ^rtbir.ii, being then om of the .)elart>,wjrc like Flllieo 
 oiitof the\V.iter; and :h • lin/,«.;-.-w pian:ed upon the 
 Mountains ol 'l'...Mn the Plains, prevcnrrd ihetr Re- 
 turn tothe Uelarts, which they olie.i cndca-.our'd Hc- 
 tnnthus lumibld, and confin'd to Villages Cofages 
 and Tents, they apply'd themfel^es fo H.'si'andry and 
 ra\ da iargc Tribute to the Kinf of A, V ,,-... fni'eed 
 the/)r,nV««, of O.viv,/,, Icing,', riea'body. exempted 
 themfelves from the Tribute. When M.u.i,. lird tranf- 
 plantcdthelc A,.:i>:.ui! t., the Welt, he left a Bu.ly o*" "en 
 .itTi/n;., who aficr his death, bvc.ime Lords of T.o'; 
 and eonni'iied fhch, till thcv relir.n'd their Covcrnnieric 
 'o the I'eople call'd ■■•b:.-!lf. nponcoiiditionof recrivinc 
 from them halt the Rrvemic th reof, wh;ch Condit'on 
 IS Ifili obfervd. Alter rlnr thefc .t..t!w:«i rmltitdv i-ia 
 i'l innumerable fwarms, and ivt beirp ab:c to live 'jpoil 
 the (lipnlated Revenue, betook thniilelvejto Robberies, 
 Murders, aid other Ravage', iiv.im'.Kh, that no Mer- 
 chants could pal's that w,i"y, without cndangi-rng both 
 hislii.ods .\aA Life. Some of em indeeil are it; pay 
 withthc K.ng of Vi.w, f, r 1 riii|'in^ the Mcrchniits lafc 
 through, whi.h they doetfo.liiaily , but then thcv of- 
 ten-riincs conltrain tlie Merchant, ro give them gr;at 
 funis of Money o\er and abov..- dieir i'.iv. 
 'lo be diort, the Ar.ihi.-.ns that inh.iiiit Af) 
 
 rrii.t arc. 
 
 arawn up in three Cl.ilfes, \iz. C:cbl,i, IV.'r', and?' 
 Mr.d'iL Ca:Hii is di\ided into three Tribe-:' r Nations, (1°, 
 viz. l'.tlK7, SuPhuf, and i-:"/.y , .and /.7-.> - is fubiivided 
 into the I'lmilies of D.-l''-?^, litnao.refig, and Suiji, ^ 
 which are difpcr.s'd inro fcrera! pj.ices. //// / is branch'd 
 out into the People of P.- -;<V.n.' , l\i\ Sii&n, and (hi- 
 !iin ; und»i B'--niii-,i:ir arc the Lineages of Hirnm 
 Hiicben, ll.ibtr.w, M:,lje:,i ■ under !{;•' dwfe, cf Ih- 
 vca.l, Sum.l, /f^cg, l-.:j')rith , Enc.hi and Un.-.m, 
 M.-.J'U h?s three Tribes, viz, Mfjl-v; H;men, and 
 llnjjnu; under i/r^fifi arc i<_ttc/A-H and .SV.'im J under H if 
 md Cbl>i/:ii ; under l-!.^lT■ll/, Dfve.'f-il';,^ 
 and n:ml:: bnUuU.i ; and each oT thefe 
 
 T.-liMof 
 ..-j/r'tfni 
 
 ■'!i.it, the C-/i>:i /v'i-<Ti>i fent another Army of Soonn [haverheir refpg^tive Suljd.ivilions. Allthi'e Tales ai-S 
 
 Men, under the fommandjf one <• /'o.f, whom of a fn widely liilpcrs'd, thar itis not poiliblc to trace thcil 
 
 Slave he ha.' nude a C-iiinfrllor. Thisf.V/w.r condue>- , diltinCt Scats. 
 
 iiigthcTroopsihrotiglniie Defartsof ii;>/it .and H-r /',nr,l 
 
 dsfeated the Ticf-'-Viy.! of /^j;/!/, aiid recover" J all i\i/. Kj » j^ 
 
 * i| '. 
 
 ( ^ 
 
 \ % 
 
 ir 
 
 
A Dejcrtptton of Africa. 
 
 308 
 
 rL..».J« To begin with that of C«;.i» ; fi<H wm the «' i-ofite i-^ $<.;rf/».«, where thr Piety of D.ih-n 4lr„v « 
 WJivi«.>M'tcrtn.ain..ftill>iftriotHTrilieofAllihcH'-.iiMi./. bsinfiUWe to mamtaii* th<-m. who pm Sefr,,,,: \,.„r„, 
 
 i.|.ii.r.a wi/)-»..i.'f anan.*/.-., by Mmmo'. Tho' thfl» !«/;.;//'»-> iu,d/),r^mu)<-t toiifriln.tinii anj ;.r.njt ,m„ 
 
 arc .illc 10 raifc icr^oro Mtn, ni.inv of whull ire the I-iel>Uo<,i j<allart I loifemeii ,>>»,<•/ /v », ih. l.uiic 
 
 ll..tfc vfltht Kinvj pf ;v/M. i/.aiil ^''■\ h«vc o»fenlD«r*r'. a molt valwnt Nanoii, alK to riilf .ocHcrrc, 
 
 ipn.r.'ltluni. Tb.Tr.Ur VH./.i>« p<llt*« "1^' V.*'' ofi'lut i.mt'U.ulith.' two I'lovina-i ot -".■':;....i .iii.l l{r. 
 
 iK/.i7uNrKurt. thatVorr'fitrtfMhr UiMa.tcl /"^'<. ''•'V;^ anJ rarjve» TnUmc of .V-x'.'"'. H//„.. 
 
 Ii rnlo H< ^-co Min moH (■opi, aixl tuMiumly invades |(oir«;nnmliuTii Caltlesanari.h Ciiic-., iipuniln- M,jm,. 
 
 B.i /m-*. V.i'../ I olli ll'rs the />(..«» IVUtt, I* llnaiyiuiiunl ),/,„, uhiih tisrhoMghttlic Vuf-Ki,^^,.t .v,<r,«, 
 
 jllic.l withihtKini; (.t r.u.,'\y.'i, ia»ft« iV^O- . mott| »(a>c Vin in loiiliderati'^i "t tl\rir,Seivi,v, a luh hoticll 
 
 l-.ior, ami f»nill<.s'.ill tlu' Cit'ici of that ( ..iinlrv with 
 
 I'lvlli, I'Ciii)! Miiw'il \\y <n ilicit IVl.m^ 111 SVmtrr 
 
 Mod ofthcTtilH; />.//'< niluLiis C*i.iin, lomi dt ini 
 
 t;u' 1 t.'ivut>nf B .q;i.'»lio ha>e a Yrarly A' owpjiiri' 
 
 lioiii tin. 11 ni.'xt N< i*(lji'ciiirs, iiul al'iiLiHiT iiiiiul fr -i^dn_ 
 
 nii.l f.mof Mount ' (. ■ Iwiiiu fiil.|ii» 'o ilic Kinj- ot 
 
 i-i-r. l'..'mt,H: iit^, call'J by latter Wntrr^ l-.k.-luth, 
 
 inhal'its 'l:i:/'! raids fer 00 Horic, in>l pnv Iriliutt: to 
 
 Lib. III. I (hap. 1. 
 
 muj'i ill 
 
 BrivlHi. 
 
 n l>.p:ii. 
 
 • 1 "< - 
 thi' KiiRrl'' f 7. .V.fi cnjoMi^a nvrt ran <it \/'>«i./i.i, 
 t.ikrjp.iy of thcKiiieof inn.-lf, ; . .iMc to r.ilc i^r c 
 VailiLe Horfis ami having nuiiy CaniiK liMall >^iii 
 trr III the Dilari'i. r.»rt of this I'aiiuly jclUlltiilir 
 I'lain I'ltwcui 5.i/.) ami "t"-., bfiiiR 4 ' .. VVarlikr 
 Unrfcrtronp, anl jppliesit frif to Husbandry, paNii'H 
 ■a ycitlv I riliutc to the King of Iv,-. 
 
 As fi'r ilic l.vom) Pniv ipal I'ribc (.alUi '''>''; 
 n-)i.-.r-»iir pollvfTis thi Tronticri nf 'Trtmclcu ami fii»', 
 h.^•iill^^•,^v^inrea(lilvl« 6000 Hptfn, iaki« pay of th»- 
 Kinp ot rmn-Jen, ityA fcoiir? fhf Defart ot /V i; .<t,<". 
 /(.o:.i art-.Snvigfs, Strangers to Wai, Inii lUvotc.l to 
 Kolbrty. '1 hey haM( loco Horftptillcllinj? the Hordcrs 
 «f Mulhil-<ntm, Init iicvor peip out of the DcrarK. 
 i/iic/,<iil u' iniheN'iiihboi'rhi-iod of Mdin, ami takes 
 |,n of the Kn£ ot I;'ii«; ihty arc an irihumaiic I'to- 
 pli, aiulihm Strenpth liesin is^Hfiirli-. llMrum are 
 flantfd Unvcin O'.ci and Mijhif^miin; they arc In- 
 Initary to the Kirn; of r rm, /,•./, and can fcariC make 
 1 . Horl'e .\I:(li'n lod'cllVs the Utf.irt of ,Vii/i/.r, and 
 r.ri.us lluiiand Kolbery Hjf-'', living in the Dc- 
 liittsi'f / / • near C nflautin/i, is a Warl ke Nation, 
 lh.it p. ^h^l•^ Aini'lc I'ominions \nSum:di.i, has s^oo 
 llo.ieat icmmand. .iiid remves p.iy of the King ol 
 y ,>,ii. Hu.rf.i po^elTe^ the Dclari adtoynini; to T""^, 
 and receiver pay ot iheKinpot I rcii.-lcn, hcmv, a Peo- 
 rlt rf grc.ii deiter^ty. both m Win and other Acb'ans. 
 rare rl .4,-i'ri; inhabits ("""'. and part of em polUlles 
 that part of /'iic.-.-.-th.it join, .,Mp. i. hlchn-t, a '.ai 
 b.ivi.ui inhiinian Tribe, pollilles Ihiiu, m the Plain ot 
 s.i. ;r.;/ , anil eommandsTribute from ''c.r. h'.m'.'i \n- 
 habits ihcl'lains of //.-.> f..i'/'i havinji neither Kmp, 
 liorCivetnour, ao- JifpcrsM among the other Fatr.ihes, 
 y\\'\ aie employ d :ie.irrYinp, I >atf. from S-.;i-.»iu; to 
 Kr, and bniiginc; (Jomnoditics from !■>.; to Sc- 
 
 To come to the lafl Tribe call'J .Vcc'./V. l{;<<lr>. 
 potrclllsa fmal! Uefan l-iwceri DcJn and ftix.ilt : 'Tis 
 not rah, Init boafts of S< CO Warlike b'ootmen, that run 
 ii:ore Iwifilv tlian any Hnrfe, hi ihe Journey !•■ never 
 foloi)!;. ,Vf.'/"i have a great JurildiChon upon the Ki 
 ver i>"i'/'', aiil pieai plenty of Camels: They are \e 
 ry rich, nnl tiade e\iry Year to i'cmbuto, and have al- 
 v.av. r ■ Horfi' in readinei;. liihif,^ l^c^ upon the 
 Sr,i-(> dl inar M-lf--, .inJ docs iioi raile aliove ',co 
 Horie, bciiif; alt' gethcr miac juaintcd with War or l)e- 
 ptndan.e; the < iie put of them planted nctir /)<:;■"«, 
 IS fuli'cct to thi; King of i' \'. Chn.w arc luhjcA to the 
 Kir^cf /■••,% leini{ .1 Warlike People, .ible to laif 
 2'..n norfe. l)nvi,\il'<i: !us feveral DercfiiJ.TJll.s, 
 knom by the Names of hulriti, llc'lw, i%i', l{.iciiiai^ 
 and II mum. Itiiuni having neirher Dominions nor 
 p.iy.arePoir Robber:., that r.iiyeamongihc People call'd 
 :;;^.i).'viir// in t'le l)t!ar'<of ;.i, ,.i", and eirry Cattle to De- 
 ri to be exJiiiig'd I' 1 Deb;,: They liavr 4000 Horfe 
 aiid^,o..nF'ot, ;.iid .uee.pi.illy Strangers to f.allantry, 
 andmaimf. of Appnie!. B/Znn, a numerous People, 
 w.ihovit .Tin other Riiiu-i iut CaiiitK, iiih.ibits the Li- 
 h.ii' Dei'.ii;. in I'le Noighliourhood of i«^, and com- 
 ni.inds the*.. i:>of !''[-:, vvhith is Icirec fuffitient tor 
 the fcv.' H'lilc thai ti.iv have. K .'./i poOfeircs the De- 
 far'. bcf.V'eiK.'i/. ..).•/; .i:id Uiialr.i 1, is able to raift 6c.ooi. 
 oiod Jjiildieis. but \ery tew Hirfe, commands the 
 lii.t.it>ii'-', and puts the Duke of C«.i/«rt tiiidcr 1 ri- 
 inhal'i:>tlic fXl'.irt neat H.iu').), and bc- 
 
 11 of tlinr.Servi.e, 
 tort of People, able 'o riife Cmoo Horfe, anil ulinn 
 iiiaiu oihei Ai.ihi.itii tor bcrvams ; ami AliAfuie.i; m jj^. 
 Dtlatt ot l\l.i.ir,i, hvnig in great iiiilciy in ilmr I'lnt^ 
 where rlicy have Icane liiffiueiiiSnIlc naii<e. I Ui.- bribe 
 )f l)fwii':l>iMjiiUi- h.is the lolluwing liranilic\ \ii, 
 Ci'iti'A:' iiitlie Difirtiof H "1 ;' /..'and IVi!'.'i[, a People 
 given o. Hull and Koblery, .Stipeiularies to the Kuig 
 ot I'.".//, and able ro laile 4000 Warlike Horles- 
 "■'"''.sf I'll'^lhiig the Di-fatt call'il //."/(i;^/, iienr l,,. 
 m /.», abloto raiii' 50" Horfe, iiid mimliiii'only K.ipn,,. 
 aii.lSrcalili, ,iiid lumig nciiliti Jiiril lulkioii nor Pay of 
 any i'nmc , T/f/', conliitmg ot ,.,. " Horfe interinur 
 
 I 
 
 110 ol »J, 
 
 ..iif?rc, 
 
 to no (ilur Nation, who inh.ibit ili' 
 an I were .Matters of the laiiioiiiC it -s ol' I;;.'!'!! imd 
 if'/./, f, till iiionr Dayi ni/Mi.i;/.;, the 7'»^ ifiVpolltfid 
 them, .uid lilt olf their piiniip:il Heads; and lailly 
 fiMii, liatterM .iiiiong tin People of Ciltir,ii^ and lU-.,, < 
 in the ijnaiuy of Servants. 
 
 .So nun h tor the llrin hesof tlieilircc Principal Tnbes 
 ol the A,,,i'i.iiij. luo of \\li;i.|i, namely, (.'.•i/.piM .nnd ; ,, 
 //1/.7, bring onginallv of .:> 11,1,1 />r/,-//,r, ilerivc their" ' 
 Pedegree luiin In,, i,- the Son of Ab'/il>itm, and the other" ' ' 
 eall'il >fii/.7, fpnngiiiij t'rom/l'ii/'M /d/.v, trairs its O- 
 riginal 10 S,i/m. TIm' ilie Vrt'i'^metani give the Pr. tLientc 
 to the llmtt.i: , yet li veral Kpigrann .wd Dialoi;u(j 
 have Iveiiwiit both f . .111 1 om upon the lomp.n.iiive 
 Nobili'v of their bxrr.nlhon. The Amiciit //.-.i/'j,-, t 
 ihau'eu iefore the time of the //wrtcZ/Vrj, were call'J 
 by the .Aihitnt Hifio. lans A><bi-/l>.il'UJ, i. e. Aralii.mi 
 ot yh,ii,:; but the llm.irlitei were lali'd A'^il/i-M,,.. 
 Ai.ih, 1. I- A,,;l'iii)nitvii.tlic,i in A)a!'iii, js bfin^ bred 
 andliornelfewhere. Thole which eanie all r thi'ui to 
 ■'; ii.i, vvtreeall'd .Miipc.ih/nii, i. t. Hr.r!:vn:iiAiab:,w.', 
 'iiaiife ihey loyn'd in with Strangers, and corrupted both 
 iheu Speceii airi Maiuicrt. 
 
 Ot all the parts of 1/Weo after the Diliii;e, /;^;/)^was 
 lint iiih.abiied by Mr\rii,n, ila- S<.iii of Ihui, and'^''' 
 tiiai: lloK of A'"ri/', and was lali'd after hi.s 'Nanie '"' ■' 
 -Soniitiine rdtet -trA/d/x.) was peopled by Chh aiioilitr of ^ 
 ''/'.))«':; Sons, .ind /../'><! by /■«.A, a third Son, from whom'" ' 
 It deriscd ihe Name of i:„tn.i. S.il'r.rb.t the .Son of i* ; , 
 C'/.o, piopl'd the Dclarts between NnmiiHi: mii \'g^r,^ >Ll^■^^ 
 .:"./, us iut, aiKither of ( /'hi's (Jraiid-ihildrendid that 
 of .^Itturiii-.nin Tmgii.ini. '1 he /'fi/c/ij; Authors alfure in, 
 tlut lUib.iiy and Si,mi i.'.i have l>fen long inlubited, but 
 they arc nor agreed upon tlichrll Illlublt.•lm^. Some fav, 
 an ./(ifj'i. I'.opjc cxpcU'd their own Country, and tind- 
 
 ingnoSeuuity in (, , v.'cnt and peopled iJ,i),',;,». 
 
 Ot!i isalledpc, th.it the People of I'njnhi.i m I'drl^iur, 
 be;nm:»pcird their own Country by the Aijvijn:, and 
 
 I ily u. eiv'd by the Iv^^ptms, p.ifsd ojjto tho DelartJ 
 ( f Afru/!, where they fcttid. 
 
 Hut the Ajricun Authors of the bcft note alTurd us, 
 ili.it the lirft Inhabitants of Wirlmiy and \i:tm,il.i, iww "'',"' 
 ciil'd Brt'/'dr/.i)/;, were fiie Colonies or Tribes ot .V.i-j-,. 
 I. /-nj, th.it came thnhcr aloii' with MfUx Ifiupii, a 
 Prince of Air.i'ia Fv.i.x inentiond above, ro whiih 600 
 Famiiie'. oi Hccl'ers, ,uid the nicaiell Lnicsof .ill .J'Wo;, 
 owe their Original. Thefe 'I'ribes did lird people the 
 baftern Parts of Biri.iry, from \s bene they ilifpcrsd 
 themfclvesover moll of AtiliY, letiinmg the n:ime or 
 B-ic/'.'M fiom lV:/-/).ii;', ih''it hrit Habit.ition ; whereas 
 the firmer Iiilidiitants I -f /'.v.im'mi.,-, .Vi.xi.iii.i rmd /.;. ).i, 
 wcrecall'dC'-o.'/A-/. 'llio" tliefehve Tribe* liv'd t-.rl' i.t 
 all inTentsof ihc bicM.'i, \et wln.n they 'ame ti W.ir 
 with oncaiiother, thole who wert- di leafed and rob'd of 
 their Floik:,, tied Irom ihe Pl.in>, where the Coii- 
 qucrours rcmaiiid roihe Mountain-, wheie iiiivmn v.-i;h 
 the .Aneleii: Ahicim, Cl.iii.lc.vn, and > •.■!:. .i,->ii, th:v 
 bulk Houlcs to Icueu ihenili.lves fr.)m the Wea- 
 ther. 
 
 i Till., oc .alion'd the UifilTen i; Lcwcen ih,: Bt.v.m-,., 
 
 thnt dwell in Hoil.'*. " ■ 
 Prefer^ iK-e f)r b'-ieh'.^''' ' 
 
 huie. l\_uin. 
 
 rng r;ch m Pjlleihoiis, ha* alove iicooMcnfit forjth.ir live 111 the biekUand thjli 
 
 Arir.s, but few Horfe3. In the Spring they ufiiallv tr.v jthc foiiiier of whuli, havi; tlr 
 
 vei 10 'p-jj", where tiiey have always bulintfs. Hr.nt'um 'and I'o-ver, tho' botii uf 'e:iiar..'e.]ii.ill> zeal lus ink. ep-^,' 
 
 poUelles tiie Dclarts ol ia^.tpji : It laifcs above S^co ing up their An.ient C'lloiii--, and eelei '..itiii,.^ the Ho- 
 
 Mcu, iijoiells ihe People of S v, and puts the Neigh- no.ir ol ti.e i Uiieii.al Three of tliclc live '1 nb s. 
 
 Pours under Contribution. The Tribe ot /J-w/m/iw/i/r , namely, the •"(•/";«,//, "i-.;f.-/, .inj :^r.\:^.r\ hav 
 
 l'»sfivcBr.:i.Jies, namely, Dikiicnim, inthcUefarttp- ^reiEu'd (ever.il timis m B.o/i.;-.!, \„ii..,: ■, and J.. 
 
 Uli^l) 
 
Lib.lil.lchap.I. 
 
 A *Defcriptm of Africa* 
 
 629 
 
 
 
 upon ihr P"'- Knli"""' iheF.mpire oi" the Arnl/mm ; loi 
 |.iti>ii' 'lit' 'I'^'y wcrcDhly R jviriulbyHiaJ^ ot Lia>liis 
 llu i.icliG)Himuiiity, .MUM i''t'al.i'i. .lud wire I'lacuI 
 timnwnrfti'dliy foriign N^tiniiv. llii' Kmni it' /;.<(« 
 4ikI IVf""/" "■'■■il'''''inili.il ot tlufi: Trilci, and 'lic't 
 CrowiHi'iiiiii.inJiiilliit I UK- fill the lu <;< wnjiodifj J 
 (if 'cm. Mie o'hci mvo Iiilu*, n.mu'iy, (njineti .uul 
 jifiini, iviro M^iltrr^ "t Cciri.il l'io\iii. i>, iliu' thiy 
 ilut ii'Jt mrne.uilie Piuiiiiy of Ciowjh : ,So lliat it is 
 ii.inittft, ili.if ill iliiKiimi tli.it iiinii'il 111 .(/'111, I'ruii, 
 ilic IVvliiiliHii ot ilr^- l-.iipiic (it ilic .lc.<. ;.Hj, were 
 
 HcIkIis iliwfc, iluri' u.iiaiiijii'.l IVupIc m /l/i/iitairj 
 A^'i.ivuei, «lio arc now ftami'ii m- .uul i1j\mi ilit I'lo- 
 »ilni> ut 111/,' r^v .iml ^(lW;^l. ,, ,ii.il iil..|>ot I'lii in 
 Mr] lirr.ls, tlii.' iluy li.ivc foiiir Atiij.ini iiiiniiH 'nii. 
 lli.ii iii.ikc 1 iiK'ii .niulChtli. 'Ilnylivv ii|iuiiMuiiiit.iiir. 
 .11,1 Hi);-, .111(1 iiilllc 111 lull.' Il,.;i:, .nut Clunks, aii.l 
 I ^iwi liliimiiDit tlieir < xtrcain l'.)Vii(y, aic n.iiiiiiLiily 
 I .il'lll.lry 10 ilii: Kiiy> tr Afr.l .im, '1 lu Alru.jt An- 
 
 Uifirt it lliii on the l.ilt, fill the Niitth to tlic Pro- 
 viiiic^i-t' S ^.-linf , lfifiiir:t,i:mi\ Hi, ^. •>, .m.l on iln 
 .Somh "i:h.' KlllHilnm ni iihh . 'l li. ilu I I' li'.iM rx 
 iiiiill'.iiiii "ill oil ilic W.O, to I;hii i;ii ilie l-..ifV, mil 
 Ir.imilie Dfliris ut ''.,'./.•,' 011 the Sniitli, ti tliat il 
 /■'/.r^ Uul the I'ruuiKc ot' T-^ii'.ii.ii anJ MJ;-! 111 iji.. 
 North. 'II )lc(it'/.f»H/'./eKU'ii>l I'toiii (;/ji (1 .ntli S\'(i( 
 lu W»i,/ii,i (Ml ihcKift, and tiriiiii Cii'i in .\...; . i.i.'tiitlic 
 Soiiih, t.i Ti. •/(.,■, l,|,l^■J^ll.■'l'l, aiuli.'.i.r'i".' 'oiitl eNdi'b 
 lliolc (it' /; n/n.- niiilroiii tlieiue fi.illiviiil, tiil.e fi. u- 
 iiirsur .Imi.-/(', aiul .ire IkhhJlI mi ilir Ni iih !v liu' 
 Dtf.irt'Kil' /. f.ilid'l.iii-.r, .iiiit H in vu ilu'io' til. V nil 
 ■■'/■ '. .' I lil( nijiis I'.i), the ravc nf > ■•/;;,.: .!i,l .uul i'i.\i. 
 Ihllniu.ii 111 .v,M, ]■.»., (.r, ,iiid ./i;.;/.'< 111 \viJ::.l. 
 t.iili(f ihi le I'aiiiilicih.i'. .11. 1] tc1i\i' ' »!.;. . t I'hii . j 
 anj, wlii^li IS vciy reiii.iili.il le, tl.iy mi W.u or 
 i|iuiu'l \Mili out; 4iioilicr alum ilic l)i' Ik.m ..I 'Ii.i; 
 L. 11 1.1, 
 
 I hi II'. e 1 iiltkof the .N'l ini./. mc t.-ji .ili, Sti.!iii;irs to .,, 
 C.vilii) ui 1 .iWj. Ihey Kjvti iiloul l..ilt'cl.t|i )!■) 'y M-iiIu, .'i,. 
 
 _, r A,. 
 tj'.rjij tiythc, .lie /'('f'l;" I", (-xpiild hy "J' '"' ihcSi II ul a |i'(C(l iiirnnv loiili Cl.iih; (i 11 e ot im ivup .1 ' '• /■ 
 Sm, will) liciiin ilcny'd AJniiiliijii hy the Z'.);)/! i.'/u, | piiVeol" Mi k t l.tli a|i. .111 iluu 1 leads, in ru lorm . it ['!",',''' ' 
 iMf'-'doiito/./' »f, where ilicy built CV/(..^' I l6S Ycjii 1 a i'liikilh'I'uil .iiit, pri ot' which, likeaM.i 1,, eovef. Hir'o.r 
 bi'torc' /' ll ■ And a long tiii.e .ifier that, it wi' ifdit , .ill the 1 ace but the hses, Iht beltei Icr, is, ir 1 |,i,l.tt "'"■■' 
 ;. )„-/l/'r I.; ;;, a i{ri.u Sti lie w.i, tomid lime ttiihthili ut llie Cotton, wiihwiic .Skxvesi, the Coi!( iiLiiiictin. 
 Worib ciigtaveii u|ioii it 111 the I'l.w.. l..iiip,ii.i!:c, ; ; V //,■.( | ported lioni .V.^iVrt//,/. 
 
 litl,r /mil lie I' cfei.ccij ii:.tt ,V/„</iri, HiUn, lulhiia Tliey h.ive no IValts lit 1,5 ride upon but Cain. I,'',' • i .1 
 t'h Si'ii ,'j' Nun: jitt'irc the .Arrival of this IVople, /7- , wliiJi Naiun lia.riiinilh'l with a foit ut'SulJle between •■ ' 
 
 •//111 .tnil lU'i^uKi had reii'li'd m Afn^n. Hut aticr the' then Ntckaand the Buiili Ufuiithf hiiidi r| nt' of iluu 
 """ "" '' ■■ ' '■' •- — ' '- ' ".1 .SoiiiLt:iiii.s they lay ilieii l,e(;s,Ki.,r. iij'oii ilij 
 
 lirliDeltriiwlii,n .sf Curi-,:,!;., Utbre it was /ebuilt Liyjl','^ks 
 
 U.U, this l'eo|)|e r;tird to the Weit pan ot Kvk: 
 un.ler //4» xKUhnr I • ader, atd tliLte built /. i- -I'liriii 
 
 Cartel's NuK : 
 ;ail ever his Ni 
 
 and l<,nietiiiie. 
 k loi .Stitiops 
 
 If y iii.ikciile(jl .1 r 
 t heir 5)piriiii(» lu ilill 
 
 f/irw Cities, iiiwhich they Itill cuiitiiut'd when the /<■- 1 m [ lickingilie '-'anuiKTsSbmilders u iili .1 d'oiJ l.dtcn' t 
 ,„,iw i'.H.ldcd .//iir,/. .Sonic lay th.u C()tilitry iiasialld 'tollii- end ul a 'rtuiichion yt a I'liI it's leiii'ih 1 1' 1 
 Mitiiifiidii fioni tliciii, b?.auU they . all'd tlieinleivts liridhs are a llniy of Leailicr tjlleiidloa h jie loai ,1 
 
 However lis leilaiii the A^.ipics 
 
 Maw int Mtiur pi 
 
 are aivailike iii.liiHrioiis leople, and vciy toriiieily \ery 
 
 piiillani. 
 
 Th(irl..inj;ii.iitt 1.. that of (he Unici-, ilio" they likc- 
 wifc r)iak/-/i.iw.<;, eflieiially thole of 'cm that tie,jiiciit 
 tlieNiinhbo ihoodot /.■■/A r ii|.oii thi bioiituis (.1 J'.i 
 
 thro' the (inillent the Camel's Note, wili 
 curb 'cm very i.ilily, a, lliiic do the 
 
 Their iieds aie Mats male of Se Igt 
 rulhcii. 
 'Iheir Teiitsarecoitiinoniy uncr'd u i|i 
 
 vliah ilicy 
 I5i tiloes III 
 
 foiti'- 
 
 -0111- 
 
 n-t-m. 
 
 Ue... 
 
 I.I', wiurc till i have a perpetiiil liaffi. k, 1 heir pi 111- ot Cjiiiblei, or with i lousih lijrt el \V. <il, v.uu 
 cipal Relidciiee ii in the I'lnMiices ol' IWiiitJcn and iik nly jirows upon theBoin-lisut' il-.in D.te I 'n 
 f,r. , Tlleii only I'uod is Ciuicl s Mil.', jnd.tiv'.' IF elli *_^,'> -f "'' 
 
 But the moH puill'mt Biarcli is fe.itcd between the rtoep'd in lUitti r and Milk. For ih, u ileikfilt thiv' * 
 KingJoiii of 7hii« ai.d Hiu-Ji.,i;.i'<./, from wIicm- they drink up i I'reat Cup of Camel s Mil,', in' tiir ,S,i!ii 
 have Icvrt.il times li.id the roiihdcnie toalt i. k theKinns tliry take a piece ot tiie aLuVe-ii.uiiioi, ,1 Miv;, m iI.mi- 
 of "J.Mj, and not iiiaiiN Ye,iis aijo .iefeated the tiour- bilh, an I fo eat it up, (!lill'^m;• aftirv a'lls i 111 il'ilie 
 liuiii of (.'•/,/.•.!«'•, ivhoneiii'd to fiibdiie llieiii. by Palms c.f their Hands, tin Hr, ih in which 'iivao Tee] li, 
 veiluci f that Vi.;toiv, ihcir Leader bec.iii cone of the in o-der to puniote l)ij.'clt'uii, .ird. ;itt. r that a Cup oi 
 nil It r illiint .Sivermi! in /.' , ■. At prcl'ent he is Milk. '1 he 1 tucr (on, who ccvei their llea.'s and 
 known by t.'ieNanie 01 L'luo, and WMjjes perjetual War laceswuli the black Cii.tli iiieiitioii'dabvie. remove the 
 wiiluiie )■/,.,;. Ma.sk when they pnt the Meat in'othei; .Meiiihs, and 
 
 '1 hia People bealls of I cinp otipinaliy Chriliians, 'mniidi.iicly 'ovenheir i\li;iii!is.i '..1 11 ; toi wiich Cu- 
 ,inddili,r!;i!ilh themklvesfiom the Mii 111:1.11:1, by not liointhcy 1 tier this I'lia, th.it as V'oiLitiny is updci-'ei.t, 
 llMvin;., 1I1111 Heauls 1101 euttuii', their Hair is they do, lo is eatiiij; VMth an iincuvei'd Momli. While tiieii 
 IJy an ancient CiuUcni they iii.ike a blew Ciols ninn Milkhili.^. /. c. tor the .Spi.ni; of the Year, they never 
 theirClaik or Hard wiih an Iron, which they take '.o mind W.i.r, nuy, ibmeof em ivalh neuhtr Hands nor 
 be aiNbiikof tlicitOiij^iiul. Bui the true Oicalion of . F.iee ; .iii.l in hke m.iiiKr theji Cimniels neier dniik 
 that (^iiltom w.is ihi's, When the /(;»;;') and G'. (// ' any Waiei f^-. bnii-isthey .an feed ui-jnCJrafs. 
 reigii'd III /io./riv and .Vn»n:',/i>, they exemptid the' I heir wl ...ie biiployinciii is H.iri ini; ji Thciviiif; ; Pau;!!. 
 Chnlliaiis from. llTiibnte; An.l f,: a, much as every i but they eaia.ot tarry aboe three Days 111 one place, 
 body had .1 till k( if ealliiu; himlell aChriltiaii w'hr i the fjrwantot rallere for theiiCiiiicK. 
 
 NotwithllandKi;.', their iinaiijiiaiiitcdnef.with Civility Govtmn-.M 
 or laws, they tendu' Huma(;e and Cocdiencetna I'riiae 
 ili,u ijoveriis cm. 
 
 I'liit rlu\ re alioi;-;tlier i!T.o'':inr r,f Leariiinp, and de- Liin,-(>. 
 (tiiutcof Vertiie ; nay, filch is their eon'inipt of liberal 
 SciciiL'es, that they can ii'.ilhcr coiiJel'ciid to pui'ibile 
 "em atthebxpeiKc of >i',,iains; their Dclaits, nor brcok 
 the Cionverfition of learnt.. Men. A .Man i.f Sciilc 
 ■iiid Hniileiice is a lim-mx anions them. 
 
 Cominillarus c.iiiic tomllcJl the 'faxes, to avoid all 
 Miltakcs, thofe who utu.' r.a'ly Chritleiiis, were or- 
 l'i;uiV,:i,y'!ei'':d to liavo a Ctofs enj;raven upon their C^hcck or 
 i^MnkouHanJ. Ufvin that ()c, ,T(i.,ii the .■/^H.-,;;"fJ did to, and 
 continued the I'll ifellii not Chriflianity till the Arrnal 
 of ihe /to;/;'i;'i'. 'I heic ,ire other /t/in.;'.) ''at likcwiCe 
 entry fu, h Marks, bm by the piocels of 1 "le, inlle.id 
 of CioU'e. they make other bipnrcs, with no odier De- 
 fignbiit to denote the Aiitii]uity and Nobility of their 
 F.'tir.ictioii. The A,,-!-: II! Gills allii have, by way o| | 
 Ornimcnr, iipontheir Riealls, Hands, ;\rins, and bigs,' 
 (cviral Fijiire^ uf a blew eoloiir m.icie with a bancct; 
 but tliel'e bii;nie-are dilfciciit fioiii thole of the /f,...i;;HC.'. 
 ^sfoi tlxotner Inh.diit.inti of .-l/',v.;, we nuift call t 1 
 n,indt!;at :^/,7'.i:ii the Son of <i 11/, ]>eopled ilie Uil.'irts 
 el ;.irirf (;if,,u,, and the liihal itaiits were lall'd aliei 
 hjii .^i;/„v/,sr/,.i, and .lie divided mu" tiveT:i'ies, viz. 
 '"''"'3''i •\''"'..,.i;,' , T./i;.-, /(.•..' ., betides a poor mi- 
 ll, r.iblc fort of People, th.it inhabit the roui^h and bar- 
 icii I'la e. upcn'Jic Cuiiliiics'of .\ ■Nu.'.ni./. 
 
 lliele the '.iivi, »j tad \ mi! , and the l./:iii:! St.- 
 '"'1 ■«.'..',■. 'Ihiv live in Teiu»likethe f.it.'/rtKj, .ilid'unup 
 "' and down att. r their Came s. '1 hofeof .SV« 1; 1 In e up 
 on tlie Wellern Cealt, extendiii.i', --altwaKl 10 J. i-, 
 nonh'.v.nd tos'.'.j, /J.:./..-, and lj..> ■, and louihwaid to 
 (iii.t,.;.'/: an,l r i/ii . c Hide ^ii:':\\'/,ifi or 1 ii.i;«.';('i/,'.i, 
 e.xiei.d lioiii the btontieis ef 'i.^i^v' O'Uhe Welt, lo the 
 
 It any one mcaiisto commence a Liw .Suit .ic.i.nlt h.s 
 Neighbour, he mull ride tivc 01 lix D.us betoie lie can 
 meet wi.li a lii.lj'.e ; Tiio' after all, it any Jiulpc w.iiii.j 
 .'ondel.end to iivean.oii_i',it 'cm, liiuy d make him ,i ■_■; ! 
 Allowance, pcrhapa 1000 Ducats a Year, f.,ir.e iiicri, 
 foi lie lei's. 
 
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 arc pn 
 
 fat .iboiii their r.rci'l, ; th- 
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 (iiiall w.ilted, anJ 
 
 modcll in their Spec, h ai.ci vie-.i'.iies. vs nojver oikr, 
 'cnimcre th.in a l-.lietvifs, end.inj'.ers his I il'e ; fsr th; 
 NfeiiiMiiby no mcaivs brook aw houlh Will- , nav, liuh 
 IS iluii iiicc.Ica'oiily, that it fieiiuenJy pn ■.v.^a% 'e.-.i ij 
 iiiimlet one anothci m a veiy I'lV.igcnianii'.r. 
 
 This I'eoph: .ire 1101 e 1 tbrilicir gcn-'runbLiLuTali;.-. 
 When any '1 Mvelieis p.iC the Ueiiuts, ili^'V neither r:-'; 
 pan totheir rciils, c i travel upon liic iii;;hway. Ii i 
 any i'r.r,ii,vi or C. inpany of Meichains palfa th;,;. 
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 tiL-f tr.ivclM with funic Mcnhaiiti thro' the Ucrart 
 yl-i-.i-fiwi there met with tlicl'rinieof yiwii^ i, who af- 
 ter ilu Rf;i-ii't of his C'lftom, (MiryM tlie Minhams 
 tiith'.('!ice ofhis Kclideiir, and tlure ciiicrtiiin'J 'cm 
 very hiiullbiv.cly. We I'.iy d with him two Days, anJ. 
 ronvcrsil withh; n aiul his Courtiers fierjiicntlv, I'y tlu- 
 Imervciirionof an 'ntctprctcr. He ennvtain'il t;s with 
 great plenty nf nUica aii.l loyl'il Tlclh, parti.nlarly 
 roalk-iH) 'riches ( uliiih !\e hul humcj ana taken hy 
 tliewav 1 fcrvd ii|' 111 NVi.kerSLrver.v, :inil Raloni! with 
 feveni! Heihs ail.l Spu-c* ; l-e!;i!ci the Mclll of C^anieh, 
 of wiii.h lie killM feveial eveiy I'.ay, nitwithOaiiJing 
 0111 Riincinllr.in. es to the contrary, alleikjiiip, '1 iut 
 finall Ciule w.Ts too Micaii l.iitcrT.unmcm fii fiich mi- 
 fnijuen' l.ucMs as we. He rei;afil lis likcwilc wth 
 Hrea.i in.ute of Milk nn.l raiiieke, the Talk of whicli 
 wai veiv pleafin; and I'lvo'iry. I'l r the Kiii"; had laid 
 iiprrea; lloreof Gh.i firthc hntmainmcnt of Stranijers, 
 thri' Ills own Caiiiitry heats none ; and for that Riafon 
 luitber he nor his People car of it, vinkls it he when 
 they fail ifiic at the Feil> of the I'atTovcr, and otlirr 
 Fcalh He did no: eat with iishmifclf, hm ordcr'd 
 fiveral Relij;ioii>and I earnid Men to make 11, wria me, 
 who fed only on the I'ielli and Milk without Bread ; 
 o'lr oonl'ant Diffrt was plenty of Alilk and Dats On 
 the thud day wciook leave, and he aecoinpuu'd us to 
 the place where wc overtook . .ir Camels and the reft of 
 our Company that we had order d to go trn whif: wc 
 wenrto he Kmp's Refidencc. Wliit wc have faid of 
 the Cufl.'ir.s of this Nation, may be apply'd to the other 
 fonr Trih s of the Sumi.lr. 
 
 As fir tl'.c •'■ ■•,i .-.III, their Cuftom: vary according to 
 i,"'"°"'their icfpeilhvcS.ats. Thofe who are feited hctwccii 
 .Vnm.i/.i and /'»(! arc very valiant, hut luc in great 
 Want and MiCcry. They commonK exchange Camels 
 in .\V?>(-/.^(/<^, and ha\e prca- plenty ofHoifcs, ealld 
 by the Ki ip.-rni Bi I'.i'i-ivl,-!. 1 hey take (;rcit de- 
 JiRlit in hiiiiiing Deer, Wild Alfcs, Olli.:lus, and the 
 like. The n:' »/whch inhabit Snvh.i.,-, have a pe 
 ii:!ur '1 'lent of letting foith their Love Iiitreagttcs, 
 Huminp A.:vLntiiies, Combats, and oth^r mcmonblc 
 Actions in Rliime. They arc nnnnlly penerous, hut 
 dare notiiMkeany IhcAV of \V'eal;h by iheir Liberality, 
 for f^ar if ilie daily Inconveniences that f pprefs 'em. 
 Thiv dilW.gc tiic Native \.,i)iJiahs i i the Defan; they 
 now polfcfl'i. (. ihoie which border upon the Land of 
 iJ<:.v-j or fl;..-./. ':;•"'■■'. and a'cout that time the G«i//j and 
 Kim-.V.jiis t'.evlto the Frontiers of S.gicr.tul. 
 
 The ■''^/•i.TWJ between Mcmr.t -^'i.;- and ihe Mrrfitn. 
 in.'hw'vKo''''"''^'-' are nn-ch weaidiicr than ihofe. Their Horfc- 
 Mo :,v. ..fijA: meat ii better, as well as their Cloaths and Tents. 
 arii/ir.i/Mi 11,, irH-rfes arc better Ihapdand inoic corpulent, tho' 
 "'■■""' nrtlofwift. 1 heir Hushand.ry IS rewarded witli great 
 incrcafeof Cirn Tli: r Hotks of Cattlearc alnioft iji 
 numerable, fo that :h.y can't li\e ]urt by one another for 
 want of I'afiiire. Bu: af'er all, they arc fir from being 
 generous and liberal, ind a, e more barbarous than thole 
 which inliabit the Ku'iii.H.1,1 Dcfart^. I'art of thcfe, 
 •Iwclliiig 111 the Territory if lex, are fubjetft to the 
 King of Ff^. The reft 111 .Viiwro and DucrJa, conti- 
 nued a lo-ig time free frniii F.^taflbn and Iribme, till 
 K'ingatt.u ^'dby the King of /Vrj: :;.;.' on one hand, and 
 fheKnrv'l K; oil the other, they were redii.'d to the | 
 extremity of F.iminc, and thereupon oftcrd to fubmit t . 
 .any oncthat woidd fupply their Ncictlincs. Thusthey 
 Iwramc Slaves to I'oitug.h, and were ainioll totally ex- 
 tirpated out of Dic:rl.i. 
 
 Thole who inhabit the Dcfarts Icrdciingnpon the 
 
 Their Wointii are vciy gorglondy attir'd, according toT!. ': 
 the Cuftoiii of rhatConnriy. They wear LiMcn (iowiis '''•"'■'•■' 
 died black, witli exceeding wide Sleeves ; over v.hicli 
 they fiiinetimis raft a Miiitlc of the fame Coh nr, or ef 
 blue, ihcCrrners of it Iwitig very anilicially fatten d a- 
 boat their Shoulders with ,a tine Silver Clalp. They 
 ha\e liar rings, firthe molt part of Silur, belide: n.a 
 
 Ihe Ciftoroi 
 nfili 
 
 '■'«*""-""KinRdomsof r.rwi'r.-i.anl /-HM-, may le rail d'Noblc 
 Hor.if. Ji' men and Gentlemen, tipon ilicroni|?anlon wit.'i there/]. 
 
 T;miiiit jn.l TheKingof Ti.h-' payscrcai Reven- cs c\ cry Year to the 
 '"■" Gc.iferiKuis, who drltribntc the fame *n-.ong the People, 
 
 aii.i •.hat lendcr.s their Piac and Mutual Concord hrni 
 aii.i iiv. lolable. They have a notable Dexterity in mak- 
 ing Tents, and inbiecd.np and keeping Horfes. They 
 contin.e in the Dcfarts all Winter ; 'n the Spring th' y 
 hunt with wonderful fiiMcfs ; .iivi in the Summer they 
 approach xr' Tur.n, niorderto hive their Pay, andtopro- 
 vii'.e tiknilelvcs with Bt'-ad, Armour, and other Kc- 
 -ellaries. I have fern m their Tents, tho' not without 
 I'aiigcr, greater <iiiant 11 lis of Cloath, Brafs, Iron, and 
 C)i'|er,'ilian the nclieft Warc-houfcs of fomc Cities 
 ^in match. Th.ev have fjmcnuw of Chility, but up 
 ca ocalioM will Ileal very dexienully. Their L^l^ 
 gnage IS puiea:id elegant. They take great delight m 
 I'or'try, and indeed their Vcrfes arc veryfinci iiid the 
 (■^ovcrnour treats their left I'octs with a diftiogiulhmg 
 Kfipe£laiiJ luiiirv 
 
 Kings iiponthcirl'ingirs, and lomc Scarfs ,ir i{iii-s a 
 f ut tlicM Arms and .\nklc3. Their Laces are co'verd 
 w -h Ma.ks, whi.lithcy pull eft' only to their Rel.itions. 
 1 hey accompany their Husbands to the Wars, m outi r 
 to cliear up and heaitcn 'em, and to avoid the I loi He 
 and Althi^tionof then Abfence, and ride U|nn Giir.d , 
 haMiii', NVicker Saddles fo contriv'd, as to be lir only fm 
 one U'oiiunto lit upon. The Mai'.s paint their L.ircs, 
 Bieal), Arms, Fingers and Ixgs, for Oriiamem's fake • 
 ' ut the married Women abllain from counterfeit Colours' 
 Souutimes indeed they make ufc of Hen's Dung and 
 Saffron, to paint a round fpor about the breadth' of • 
 French Crown, in the Balls of their Cheek, a triangle up- 
 on their Eye-brow.s, and the refcmblance if aiiOli\e 
 leaf upon tluir Chins. But upon the ITc of thcic Or 
 namciits, which arc highly efteeni'd bythc/)i4WaH I'o- 
 CIS, and reckon'J (nccntivesto Vcncry, they arcfcciiby 
 none but their Husbands and Children. 
 
 The Arabians inlhibiting the barren Dcfarts between Thrw 
 Barb/i)} and /C^i/i.- live in great Mifery and Want. Tl.cv ^i»:r i- 
 are not without Camels and other Cartel, which ih-yl!'"'' 
 exchange for Dates and Corn, but the) have scry hr-.^ 
 Fodder. The Soil produces i.oCorn; and ail the \ x- 
 bourand Induftry of the Inhabitants (•■'i f me few Vil- 
 lages is only rewarded w;th a plentiful Harvrftof Dates ; 
 befdcs, they arc a numerous multitude. When they come' 
 to ,'>u-/.'> to buy Corn, thcitMonry tails Ihoir, they leave 
 their Sons in pawn in ureat nunilers, maiiv of whidi 
 tiirnChriltians; .md it the Money lie not paid 01; a cer- 
 tain Day, theSuj'/MX.'ilaim their Sons for Slaves, and 
 put a Kanfomc upon 'em, amounting (o the triple c: 
 qnatrii'lc of the Debt, lor wh'cli Riafo,! they rake nil 
 thcStianrersrheyir.eer, and after having (Irip'd 'em of 
 all they have, fell em to the Sicilia,.! tor G-rn; n.-.y, 
 (omcrimes they i>'iur warm Milk do ^'n their "rhro.ars] 
 and hang cm up by the Heels to make cm vomit up 
 their Gold, in cafe they have fwallowd any to prevent 
 theit u-iining at it ; and upon that .ac.ount the Merchants 
 which Ira flick to ifnc:, kc:p above "jco Miles off of 
 their Country, efpecially towards the Sea-Coift. In fin?, 
 they are a rude. Forlorn, beggarly and flav'd Crew. 
 
 Thcicaremany Af icr.i s r/h<> arc difpirs'd alxiut the s;v(^,.-. 
 Mountain Ai,.:,, li ing altogether the Life (f Shepherds "••»•''■ ' 
 or IVovers, which pay- Tribute either to the King of -hc"':^"' 
 Co'intry where they dwell, rrcll'e to the Ari-ki^.m . (.j. 
 cepiing O'llythofe which inhabit T.-mf/«r, who arc very 
 powertul and indcpeiidanr. Moft of 'cm fpeak the fair.e 
 Language with the other .■)/riV«;t, only th.ife who he 
 near Z'l-s (a City in the Neighbouihood of Tur.u) 
 fpeak the Air!'i;n. 
 
 Farther, the Region -..'i!, h divides Nimi/iU fromA.-- 
 Turf, is inli.ibited I y a fort of People, who oftcmiiTics ftM'i '■' 
 wage War with the Km." of Tmin, and in the 915 Year ""'';' 
 of Mi-.hmie-' : lljeim, routed the King of Ti.nu's Armv, '" "'"" 
 and llcw his Son who r.-ttmandcd 'cm. From that tirnc 
 their Fame fprcad it kif into all places, and mairy cf the 
 King of r,('«'s Subccls rex o'ted from him to them, in- 
 fomurh that the prelent pnilfance of the King of this 
 People, isfearce to be parallei'd in all # ,..r. 
 
 The Ancient .•</' .c.^«j had magnificent Temples, dc-nd.:-:' 
 dicated ro the Honour,. f the Vk, and J-/.., whkh thcv 'r-l-'""' ^ 
 worlhip'd, andkcp: a prr[etiial fire in 'un. Tiiofe c\'\'''"' 
 /.i/'vi and S'.mi.ilr. worlhip'd (< me certain Planet, wi'h"'*'''''" 
 Sacrifi.cs.ind Prayers. Hut tf.ofeof .Vegu-.'/iw,/ worlliip'd 
 Ciiihhiif, i. e. JV'- /. i-lrf Hci-.vcn, and that by a natural 
 Inftinet without the Inflitence of any Teaclut. After 
 that, the JcwMh Law pievaii'd among 'em for lomc 
 Y'lars, till the" mibrac'd Chriftiamty ; which at laft they 
 exchang'd forMahometanilm, in the icStli Year of the 
 Uy^fira. being at that time inveigled by yi-.! we:\ Dif- 
 ciples, inlonnich that they put tii deaihall the Jews, 
 Ciiriftians, and Profclfouisof the Atn.r.n Relign n rhat 
 were then foi;iu' aiiong 'em. But m procefs of time, 
 their Cuil Diflcntions mov'd 'em to negleiit .tf.i/wnv's 
 Law, anil rexolt frcni the ':,j if 'I of HfS^-t ; for which 
 they were Icvercl, pumih'd by the -K-jmufrjii C.thfj'i. 
 Howcier the Afrxrti, that dwell near the (X-ean, arc. 
 aij of 'em very grots Idolaters. The A.aLin: Hilforians 
 agree, that the -it ic.ni m\\ only /(^ m.iw letters, but 0- 
 thers alledgcthat they had peculiar Lctteri of their own, 
 which wi re loll when the /r.i/i>> 1 firft ft!! (ij:.)ii Af. ,V.t : 
 For, that when the '</''""■' rc\olteil tium the Cr.:ifa of 
 
 iiaJirr, 
 
LibJIi 
 
 tir'd, accoulinji tr,Ti 
 vcar I.l'icn (iolviiv '''' " ' 
 vcs ; (ivor v.lncli 
 inic Col< iir, or i:[' 
 ili'-i.illy fatten J a- 
 ■•r Unlp. -Ilic) 
 vir, licluli", ii,any 
 iiMils .11 Kings a 
 Haics arc coVir J 
 to their Kilatiom. 
 !cW,ir>, 111 01 ill r 
 
 IVOlJ tllC I 101 Mi; 
 
 iitc ii|oii Camel , 
 srobc Iir only fm 
 r-iint ihciv l-.irci, 
 OriianH)H'< fikc ; 
 iimtcrfcit Coloiin 
 Hen's Dung and 
 ho broaJili' of i 
 ci'k, a tnanj'Jc up- 
 incf I i an Olive 
 ITc of thcic Or 
 I the /li aHun V(}. 
 , I hey arcfocuhy 
 
 Dcfarts bcf.vcf n r r ,-. 
 ind Want. Tl'.cv'^'*--- 
 ttc;, whirh th.vj^''.'- 
 ) have \(Ty h.v.'ic 
 
 and ail rlic la- 
 ■>f f' me few Vil- 
 iirvrll of Dates • 
 . Wlu'M they eoirp 
 
 Ihoi r, tlicy li'ivc 
 
 many of w)ii-h 
 not paid on a ccr- 
 is for Slaves, and 
 ; I J the triple c: 
 afiiii they rake all 
 nj" (hij'M 'em of 
 
 for Girn; nr.y, 
 n their Throats, 
 e 'cm vomit up 
 d any to prevent 
 nt the Merchants 
 SCO Miles otf of 
 a-Coift. In fins, 
 flav'd Crew. 
 pcrs'd alxint the Shrpt,.- . 
 ifc cf .Shepherds ■''»''' ■ 
 
 theK.ngof-hc'l-^ 
 ic /i>-iil>:i:ns j eX" 
 who arc very 
 fpeak the fame 
 , th.'fe who he 
 I hood cf Tur.tt) 
 
 KiimiAU from a p, -.r 
 who ortcntiiTiis ^^'■ 
 m tlie 01^ Year '■'■'' :' 
 It li4r,ii s Army, 
 
 From that tirnc 
 ind man^' cf the 
 in to rheni, in- 
 hr King of this 
 
 It Temples, dc-r-rj, : . 
 '■., whiih thcv "-■■■•"' ■ 
 
 ■<m. Thofe rf^!,,;;;;' 
 
 tin Planet, \\\'.\\ '"" 
 
 imd worlliip'd 
 lat bv a natural 
 
 "carhiT. Afur 
 
 'em for Ionic 
 
 ihiihatlalf ihcy 
 
 5rh Year of the 
 
 ."';/ miv's Dif- 
 
 h all the Jews, 
 1 Relipii n rhar 
 iroi efs of time, 
 ylcdt M,;l'tm't's 
 
 i;rf; for whiih 
 
 he Ocean, arc, 
 
 lii'i" Hilloriani 
 ' letters, but o- 
 
 ot their own, 
 
 upon Af.^c.t : 
 n the Ci-.ifa dS 
 
 Hup. 
 
 /I 'Defcriptmi of 
 
 Africa. 
 
 
 1r.' r:, the \/.i/'vi«r.MH C.u'i/,i's laus'd all tlic ...'i.,.i/. 
 I'l' oks to be burnt, npoii tiic aj prclicnlion thai ihc Know- 
 ledi'A" of Arts and Silences proir.p'cd 'cm t i cuntimii 
 ii, ; •>..•.•'.< l.av:. Ai'.d the fi"ic b.nc bcfi.1 'he I'.l i. 
 B ..,k. ;ir.d i ■ac-''. tbeii Kn v.-.'c/gc in "N.ii ;i.d Plii'rf i- 
 pliy and I,'.'l.inov.-. Ui.l!};ioil bi iim rcikoiid i') •he AIc- 
 / III f l'ielatis,aii Incentive -o ilic contempt of '.hi. I'ic- 
 ccptsof A/i''™).f . 
 
 'Ts'riie, all ihi- Ciiics of /?. i7«.> iifc mily latin I.et- 
 t.ii, svl-.eihcr in Vcrle i.r I'rof- ; but that docs ivii aiijiie 
 ilia^ tlic/Z/'/.c/ij III times pjll imi'ht nor lu\c pciiii.ir 
 Ch'r.-.C^crs, bv vvHIclithcy defcribd iheir Ixpioits.elpe- 
 c...ii\ if ac conlidcrwith ll-m l(iuiji, ih.-'i as 'ti^.-irtain 
 tl.ev li.'.d a peculiar kind ot Speech, (f) 'ti- i.ot to Ix; iiiia- 
 p,;ii'd that ilicv lorrov.'.! Cl.aradeis urrujia'-Ic to tlic'r 
 i\lirlicr Toni;ue. Piobal U the l{.r!f.>i.<, when i!kv fiib- 
 i'':,d Ui-.iu-ii', ab'jinli'd tiic nil' and inimiTV of the an- 
 (ici'.t /it'iicii C'.hara-lcrs, in order to raife the baine aiid 
 Keputaiion cf i!..' 'ii'iii:ii I'eople, by iiitiodc.cn.!', H^iiiiH' 
 l.ettrs. 
 AJliw'ro 'Jlic Irnl-i.itis of \:nr.!i.i and /.','- .ire of a franl. 
 i,'',"; , ,'fliofpirable Huniom-, :'nd valce th,.ir KcprMtioi' ; but 
 *.,.-; tlk y .-.re mi''iT.ibiy pi or, as well as the Nati\es of that 
 CoiKU'V. T'li.N ire not rnly i.nvers if i'ot.ie, 1 ut l:ke- 
 \m(c ' f i.ari'ial flii'i li'i'h) aii.l I.!iK;uciKr. lli.- Pocr.r- 
 they mal^e, aie fn to ;liiir Ta! ,-is, Lutes .-.nd Violin>, 
 
 1 ram. Tlielv >r fin f ri.eie V h • 
 ack. I'.arily an I wciuhiv i'c.;t. ^ !.; ;i 
 ^ ' ■• ■ • • • • I . 
 
 i lorreiiien iipoi 
 
 :,;\ ina.le of a _ 
 
 they bi nip from tile Dc'ans cf /./',»'<<, aii.l wh 
 
 li'Miicr if 11, IS rei kon'd ihrKf-r inr r' -.'■ i I. . Tl,',: 
 
 whoi'fe tlicl; Pi'-.cscTr;y no lie,-!.!n . I c. li rtii-;;'-. • 
 
 I'e Javelin; I meniMiJ abiv-. I Icadpcces a: .! C r 
 
 Hi .\r.i.oiir arc oi.,v ii.'d b; the Spc.imieii, bcca'!'.- :'. t ■ 
 
 v(:vl\ hinder the rikemci to riifvn-; f-. i;i. ! ; r 
 
 ihcy commonly d •. Sonc ot Vm i.nrv Cr.i's -iv.s, ;1.: 
 
 tlu7 nfe iio Fire--inis, cfir ia'b, nrr.n Won'. 'ia>"k. 
 
 Thole ol T iiri;ii and I- .-i. I- .nnd all the -cit i 
 th- (ioij.'n,-f. an t Oriiinieii:,i'f •! eiV H.jrfe.s; j.. I in ;' 
 who Ir.c .urihe- to 'h.; V.'e'), a.e incr.-. n'.inblc, a. 1 'ri ■. 
 lun'.cwha'. in "cm fhi-',, i,o|..er aiid ! ri.-.'or. 
 
 1 h.-y vOinmonly iij^h. on Hor-.b,i.l(: ' '.t: *"• - 
 their (ie;iir!, cipecially ihol'j i.f I'l.m.i havci.t'l-:, 
 yiars made Ionic .'.'.in |tu tiers, v. .lo .'cue .jn.' ■ fi '':!• r. 
 ten :!ic .■:,iil'i.:i'i, ,liat aio v.oiide.fMlly atVii'l ct I r ,'f; ; 
 thcv rannnt niake i;|i' >f (jiin; v.'nlio i ri • . ., 
 ilifordcr: Aid indrcJ '.lny ha' i prciili.ir ,■. i';'- 
 iiiji upon nil onaiions, tor thiy iicii l;i.!- '■! i ]', 
 I'Li as I'cijii as tlicy 
 
 aie a' 
 
 I:-.' 
 
 .nil! Unifi alont^ »i!i ilicm ; riy, iii.-.iiy of 'eiii li'ii',] f 
 It oi-.et. ']'lie :i,:l>',->n that li\c in 
 Nloinr //.'/..f and the Mcd'tC"Mci:i, 
 
 1 y 1 1 • I -. 1 
 ilic Enemy upon !'•< era! (?j artcr:. In a w 
 foh3i,;^y an.l npcit in ilv i:-Sm-i,!i men' ,- ;' 
 ilia' they fall prefcnily in wiiiith.l'n my • , 
 'dv.'.r.c '.nb incr li'I I: . '. 
 
 a:i(! iVin, 
 
 aiiu 
 «.■ .•'. 
 aic a 
 
 ll'ole 
 
 cuinpoic all . 
 II bctweiii 
 
 ■eop- 
 
 il .ihc Pe 
 ii.- 
 
 ; c nragc, ai 
 
 W'lici. diey ii;;age v.irh 'li.-f 
 f!) at ihcii Hoiics, .".s ki,o«i'i;.; tl.a,, 
 Armoi.r, arc r.ot f) eaiih v. i.i.ilid. 
 more b ubarovs, diaii I A' for th.e ancient Cnlto;n and SH.'e.i'tr.irn ri' 
 
 .en. 
 
 11, -v 
 
 ir:; - 
 
 '.r 
 
 'irrs; tlio' ut the fame time I'ley enter- habl:r.i is of .W. V.;, t'le .im len: .l]'i.( '"s in /,■.■ ,■ i> e , - , 
 Mill and r.gal,- .Strangers wit'Iiout any l'.cw,ard. The'iiimed in the idofitroi'S adoration cf tiie .Si'ii r.nj 1', • 
 .•i;.:.'v'..v J in A/.; ..i [cn.i; divide.l among iheinfelvcs till the Year 34-^, C the jSyth of (.' /:>'' J.ii-n.'.i.- , .'. 
 
 which i'lne tlicy were coinei-rcJ f) Cliriltiai.ity.- 'i'); 
 IVi-idc, ifier long Wais iirl ma.iv Eatrei.s with the 
 ■Ir.v'i-iis, were at laft Va-uMiiiii'd by 'em. Tllc Ke'.:r,s.-, 
 
 of lower A-.r-wpij worlliip'it f ,nie the Siin, 
 Mr on, others the Stais, o'hcrS a'.-ain Water ( 
 
 when Uic King of J'c«/y,- nxik theTo«ns of $-fi and 
 
 ^■l^.-.iiin. , moll of 'cm w .T." tor, ed to off". t ilicm'.clvcs as 
 
 Sl.ivcstoihe Poiti..',iii-f', ar.J fell their \Vi\is aii.i Cliil- 
 
 liren f'r llrcaJ. .•\ Imail hai'dfi.i cf 'cm rerir',! further 
 
 .i:;othe dnintrv, 111. lei thccoiuiiicl if C':- :/, who at 
 
 Jalt made 
 
 all the Inli.' 
 
 ■ cs arc h;s V iif.ds. T lie ;.,-.''.'.i-.j who ii'lnbit the i)c- of lli.ii en, nidci ;he nam,- 
 
 laits npoi. the I lonrieis of I'cnii^-n an I T >.(. r.un.' to I\ac'd ihc Jeiv/.'.' Rcl ^.;:ni, 
 
 ^ ' ' ' ' ■ -^ • • " ■ •■' - ^..| :.,|"[,j 
 
 I'.lldKls. 
 
 clersrhe 
 
 .. ■' 1-re, ai i 
 
 riiifeil Milier of a Provni. e, and at prelcnt Ibnie the !irll li\ing rhir.p ihey met Up. .n tiu-r co.i:;- .;- 
 
 )!;aiiis oi ilia: and the nei^hbonrin;; i'r.v.n- broad. Tliofe of '.'il: y/i ihe hndier v.-orOr.p'd ihei.od 
 
 ;'.."i , till ih. '• c::- 
 h harmed \cbt 
 T'Mi; in iheSu'nmer, to have th.nr Pay from the Kioij CJiic'-iiof .V''..''»or •/, ,■. v. 1 i^'Utj Vd by v ' 1 
 (f r,.»i', bu. continue wiii; thei.' P.o, ks in the Ocfaris the I aw of A//./ and '1^ I' , minis. *■ 'n: fih- 
 
 w lli.- 
 
 th. 
 
 all Winter, bc.aiilc th"y alfird (.ir.-.y's in that .Sea,. 11. 
 In the Spring th.ey are niuch tak;n I'p w.th Hunring .nul 
 iliv.kiii!', bcMie. fiiinilli'd wn'i e::iclleiu Do;;; an.: Fa)- 
 cins. Then Women accor.ipany 'cm lo the 1 .eld w.'ieii 
 tlicy arc cngag'd in a War. 
 
 ihc Girl adoiii Iccrai places ci' their Role with 
 
 '■'•5^;"' Hue I'por- iii.adc with Vitriol a. id the point of a I.a:iii- 
 
 i.n'v>,,;-ncct, .-.nd tlie .-Ijii'.-n I'lrls follo'A tlie.i Fxair.pie in iliat 
 
 i:j:'i> pjin-. But the ir.Miri.'d Women .lo not diluiiilc their 
 nitiir.it cofvir; onlvthe. bi '•. 1; t!i,n Uye'nucs, and 
 
 make liime '.Lnk Ipots npon th.irCIlic ks, Foicheadand , lower • '■' '■'',•■■', ih't livef'%\ 
 CI in, with th.e Sooi of Gall-Mits and SatfrMi. br-at-lli Molni. ...ml liefn'. 
 
 TiiMm.of W the .imb'.Mis th.'.t live tow .ids tiic Welt, where .!ier ilian that ot M. 
 
 ':.^jtu»j tlie Kni!',d(mi£ . f / . > and A/ / . he, do coinmonly car- 
 ry Sp.avs .-.Uii't iwciif; I'-vc h.'...'s long, wlii li are n ade 
 of l'e\v.ii,for ihc\ have none of Aili br.t whaiar; br-uighi 
 
 l-it.-'ntsof I )Wcr <i'. ' .-. ; did iikewi'e re;ei,'eiii.' 'r-.i / ■ 
 Refgion, am! cintiir e.t in t- riil 'he (.\v-i i^,' C--:- 
 .i: 's I'.inc'i, L.I' li-'U by St. /' / , ' lui!;-. e;n liie 
 C.hiidiaii Faith. Afec har, ;n 'li= Y ir ' c ' - , I i^.r. 
 .) 71:1 of the /f j;-' .( ; y'y, tt' ■ ' i • f /..<(•■(■. in- 
 viuing l.iwev .K.''; /■/./, g.'^e an opid -.■.imi '.o ihj .'Ui- 
 homi'tan l-i'rto'-s to imrait thr.r Re''gion, ,iar'icifar'/ 
 lO the lih.r.M'aM's 0, I.'.,'.: .■'nd ';•'/■ . •, bordcrini, u( -.n 
 r.";.'f a.-.d the Oeliari.s ot / •■'/■, V':i[ t; whf" 1 tli..e are 
 feieral .'.;.//(.'. ami ,' nO--;; j.': ro i' >, .iiv. Ti.ofc ofthe 
 lis t'l-Sc.-i-i;.'^. a.e n.eit 
 lix ;i''e.-f i'tc.vb'i; r.- 
 
 loine 
 
 iiverie.! 10 I'h ii' iiiitv linc. 
 
 I 
 
 lijin I'll ' 
 
 ana a'c 
 
 f) 
 
 fold fir twcn.v Crowns. 
 
 Cuck: 
 
 :',' h valued, tb it ili 'y are 
 Vliey bkewile irake nfo of 
 
 . f iVt of Bed', f f whiJi ihev have 
 
 great deal. Ihcir Kings are very cnioiis m n ikii"; 
 Mag.izincs of .''vrir.?, in whicli tlieic are a gixar many 
 Coats of Ai.'iHir a.Kl lle.'.dpie.es. Moltui t'lci'- Swords 
 .arc iawrtcl li nn (.'/'/.' /..j'.", .nid ai.\er\ dear; f r 
 tliofc Jiey make in the Loiintry are r.oituerif 'osd .S'e.'i, 
 nor well teinpei'd f r v.aii' if \'s'.uer fit li-i iliat pur 
 pofe There aic feme lloi I men air\,-)iig 'cir, tl'atc.inv 
 fiii'-yofCroli.biv.vs. an.l n anage em veiy deicterii Ilv. Tuey i (^ 
 '^*""' nnMnfpei-'^r Piltids, ntnlicr do thcylo. .■ 'em. Wbcn 
 tlicv f\' 11. 11 a SkM.!.!!)!, ihcy t..ke the Sa.hlius 01 Co- 
 verings , It tiicii Ho' us. tlui tl.ey 11 ay (it \'uh inori i 
 freedom, ,ii,d be lets iiv oiumoded IviheWiiul when | 
 tliey \v hc'-l. The, ,itTe,;f ii'h lla.nelii anii T'l 
 
 . hive b.'cn 
 
 /-■ exi'-.id ■■ I 
 
 'lici.NaMg.-.ti :i loiliar. CoTf. The'".;,," ■ <-cye tiru 
 
 I !ola-cr,, then Chriflla: s and Miv.-r'heli'cs. .ifervvdidi 
 
 the C'-atelt par': of 'cm t ok r-- wiili '.'.■ ;, .-is ' .wr, 
 
 ,V '.'o:- the Lcitf IS in .I'e :;ii: iifit tb'- ;;nci"It ■!' i:r.<'t, • 
 tlio' all the ai.uciu V^':i:,n;',s n i.e found i'l .j'. ' :, be 
 fir.- lie arrival of the./ '.■'.(»., j.rc ill t a'lnor (ii.Llnck 
 Ch.iraelers. a; the modcii arci.i Ar.ibiiK. yet t!i .t docs 
 nut .*n;.ie that tbcan ient n i-.-i .• \.\{ 1 .> pun iir I.rt- 
 11 • glir lfr,m..:e, ti, it i!i,'\ I'-.ouil 
 pall iig 1*) niiiiv Ams ii'i.'cr the 
 1", v\l;i>wcrcif li.ftlic'it Pci - 
 
 t;rs ; Inr :t rannot be 
 isle their I eti.'is aliei 
 Yok- of divc.-5 K.it, 
 ^ioii-. 
 
 .ipi^ilgs 
 m.gli/lv, ajiii '.li.ll.' WHO have em iievei ride wi:ii(nit 
 cm. .Some I I.'il;mcn ..niy lb; or .Iven j.-i'ilins, whi.li 
 ihe.'thr.nv fo d.rxicroulb, iho. they 'li hit 1' lie, all Mark 
 at f.ity pacisc.il'anee ; and ilieir bl ifcsturr. an.l wheel 
 W'.h an 1 ■linia^^inal.i'. cclcii;y. 
 
 The ,/ ,:.'.-..'j hIio Iuc towmds the Halt, fn 
 Kingdom of I ei.:: iH tu the D. tarts of /,'. 1 
 Pues altiu: f'.ity or til'; y hinds lo:;g, win. h a.e 
 atl(>ili eiuls tu. piiliivig loth backwards and f irward 
 
 '. Tlv 
 
 an 1 the iii.;H langcious V 
 
 Kctveai ; f. 1 vv';cii .\l\ lineiny 
 
 tl' 
 
 give IS I'pi'ii a 
 puifii s em riofe', duv 
 lay ihe Pike nponilit left Ar. 11, .-nU dart U b.ick rpon 
 him wi. •. lie le.ilf ihinksofit : tins they do vvnhf 1 mach 
 
 Af.T t!:c CulSoms ai.d Niaiinu.; -f th'- Wf.Vi.'r, ue';'' 
 -ire (o their C'bmatc and Soil, .iiii lie i.ici.ral C'o::'.i - /'' 
 I'iiiii les or liKOiv.enionci.s of their (ioantry. .jf 
 
 I'l-! 1 ■ a'at lis Mriintains are more l'ub|.-;t ii .d.l 
 
 than h ai, t.^r Snow iccompar.;'.-> abvol'. ccery c; 
 
 Y.'nid. 'I'hefe Moinii.iins b.avc plen'y cf bfiyTu. , 
 
 Flints nnd I'eads, but b.Tile «.,'o'n, lii rlijt the li.liabi- 
 
 tair.s live m.'itly upon H r!cy Ire.-rl; .ir.d 'di? .S;sr .igs 
 
 or Rr.iileis dilecn.lin;,; l..',n ilv."n aie niii Idv, and r". ■ 
 
 I pr. fc'it 'liiM]ii,ililv ami lalte of ihe iMcni".! ihev '^liilc 
 
 111 the from. The little I tills ni .1 \'aiie> s King lietwcr, I'i'fe 
 
 cati\ i\i.>i":iai;.'' ai..l .\bmii. .I.'.n af.j'nd witii (?-,;n, ben,'; 
 
 ftccl'd, '.•".ici'd Willi Rivers, w liicli run from dv .;-.'s'o thr 
 
 Mcilitei.anean Sea; iliey are not li) plentiful!. leple- 
 
 nilli'd. with Woods, but arc more iriiiiti'l liuUi the plain 
 
 Countries '.ctwi en the ./(/' :. and the Ocean. 
 
 The Miiuiranis ' f ..'..V/ .arc very cc'd and barren; 
 the :re covcr'd on a'l hands '.vitli Wood, .v\d atfor.l b,.ii 
 
 I i 
 
 hM''^-\ 
 
 \ I 
 
 agilit; iliiri'i'c .1 em Would be hard enough ton wclvc little Corn; they g've .ife "'^ ali"oll 
 
 the 
 
 Kucis 
 
312 
 
 A 'DrJcripttoH of Africa. 
 
 l-iKlII, 
 
 h 
 
 i 1 
 
 yf/i/c/i, ami then Sp'iiij;' :\rcioKl even in Simniicr, iiilo- 
 mudi tlwt;lu-y'!l Itui'irici-ius ll.'.iiJ, if ii W hold ilicrc 
 fi)r.my ti'iic. Some parts u< tlick' ,Moiinr.iins nrc lil« 
 rolJ t!niiii;l-,crs ,iik1 well itili,»liiti\l ; but ilu' inh.ihitr.i 
 |ila>C' arc i.tlit. mVI roan .Mrc riiy, or mt) nifi'tu : 
 Siu li arc ill. k o; i-oti'c i.) C. m/v?, upon u iiich tl'.c Win- 
 ter Kortlvwiiii i> 1" tiiiK »«, .inJ ilu Snow fn cpious, 
 ;i< ti, ikltr.n u'.l ti... IVo; I .i;; 1 t'atiU- ; for which u i- 
 linihc Ma.h.i.its ..ir.'tiilU Avoui ih.it K.n>l m ihc 
 Winter litre, fur oivtNijth.^ Snuwwtll lirown not only 
 Men .ir.ll Lans, I <v evt'ii t!ic very Tue<. 
 i,,t,, I remeii.Kr ( Ir.ys Ul-v ifcVtlut as 1 tmvcl'd tO|, 
 .-J v.inls tlio W'l'. in l!.o (-ciiiii .in> ol le.cr.il MercliantsT 
 .1 .iK' tiiiil li'owy i l.iii leil upon us ii, (.'.t'l-c,'', alvnn 
 .Snn-ieiilM.^.iipiii' whi.-h n-.eetii'n vvuhrliviii or twelve 
 HorUii.ei', uiui.iiu-; t. ok t.-i be .■•..i .>>.•, iipnu then 
 t.errwtiliiin vi leit onr Carts, nnJ followM them, in 
 nopis if '.ciii;.; i"oiuUi.h-J i) a feauc pi,u.;. \\ e roJe 
 onqnirtlv tillii tJiught, ut whiJi ti nc one of the A<:- 
 I'iiiii lir p]'\l ir.c r.i'.Kcd, in ipii of niv Monc) ; liiu 
 tiridiiin none a'lVi.it nie, ( tur I h.u" '-urieil it m a eort.iin 
 place liy the wa\ ) they bil m a jocofe \t.ty, Tli.i; '''o 
 /'/I./ :'ii f<l m: . . /» tty ' "iv 'Urtii I re.Tj iti ci:.::i ;)/_; Cu!!l. 
 Afiii th.it, wecottiniRil rinrwandring |'n;riie'. , »rd in 
 p Ihoit lime Ivaid ih.' bl-itirj: i f Sheep, i.pon whiih 
 SVC directed i nr cotnfe 't-i the p'a.e from whence the 
 t'i,ttiij raine ; and lea tini^ our Hotfes th'o" thick Woods, 
 ar.l over tUep .ii.d crapp'i Rocks, to Uie t;rea' hazard ot 
 our I ivcs, lane ,-.! '.ul to a Cave \< here lome Shepherds 
 had wit'ii mull labour ll.elier'd tliemfebes a. id their 
 Ctttel, r.nd had liiiidleJ luinging Fires to puaidoH'tlie 
 ctftreaiii Cold. 
 
 'Jptiii our tuft arrnal the .Shepherds were afiaij the 
 /(■■ .r.. ireant'e.ii liarni ; but afterw.irds beini; eon- 
 vim 'd thar thcextrem.iy of Cold lor^-'d usthitlier, they 
 cm..tiain'd us vet) kiiilly.with Bread, Flclli and Chcele, 
 and .iftcr Supper ss'e a'i went to deep before the Fire. 
 Our Hoi!"< s ilicv KaIijM .p .tnothct Cave, and ij.ive 'cm 
 good (tore of Hay. Aitu two days thcSnowi eas'd.and 
 fheSlf.'phcrJti l.ard the I )i or cfthcC.ive, vshiJi the 
 .Si'ow had block d up , this dune, we mounted our Hor- 
 fc*. .iiid were dnedled i'y the SIterberds imw to avoid 
 t, the clear Suiillunc ol ih.it 
 
 weather, that it chaitcc'; perhaps five or (^x tmus a dry 
 In .^/•■f/'^th^■N-,lfl iin.lWc(>\Vii..!.b'.,\v, an J t lie Tres^i 
 are adorn'd with HN Ifonis : I;i ,lp . \hi: Iroit are InnnV. 
 .,nd the Cherries ripen rovvaids the latter end of u ; 1,| 
 A/'vtIic F'ips are pThei'd, ftho' tiio ureatelt plenty c,! 
 Fills anil I'e.ultes is m S prj'i'r- ) and the Cii..es .nc 
 npeaK lit .\;/,.''«w.c,V .■ Abour ihe nit.lfl of //•,.; 7' tl"i.,-v 
 b-\; 11 to dry 'licit drapes in I'.ie .sun, in order'to irnt,. 
 Kait'iis, and it ihe I'lle.ili u.ible weail-e,- ev.rttikcs nu 
 bitbrc lliey have dried a'l, I'.ey iinke Wire and M'llt 
 of r.ierell. Their Har\i It f.r Hi iicy, IVmipr.'r ates 
 ami Quiiccti fills mOc/Jr,, a; their Dliiehaivdtdoel 
 ill .\>: w/rr ; iheir t)live-tiee!. are fi tall, that tl ry 
 itirnatge: at the I'Inis by a 1 aJdcr, but but ..fT \\k 
 vety Hoiiyhs wiili loop IM,^. Some preat l)lne-trce; 
 befrOliveb \<hicli, hung unlit for Oyl, .ire eaten when 
 ripe. 
 
 Their Sprin;^ begins onF(.''i. 15, and ends Mn ib, .ij] 
 svhuh time tjicy "have moft pleafant weather. ■Jhcy 
 lake it I'nr a iaial Klineii, if no Rain falls frnn .Ipt. ;c 
 to .y.^\ 'i, ti,r the Ram n'l thai leal'on is eall d NmV'.m.i , . 
 if. fer LlrJJ'rJ rj lic.l, ar.d fomt rcligioiillv prcfceie it m 
 Vefreij 
 
 '1 heir Siiniinnr cxrciiils froui M n 18. to ^l.^'ij} ii^,.iikl 
 f rrlie itipll part is attended with hut .,nd (l.iir weathir, 
 uitlefs it be (bmeiimcs that a fatal Rain fills in j:.h an.j 
 ■■'■■ X ft, upon v.liiih an'fTt.iI IVitiKnce ciifiies. 
 
 Ihiir ^utun:r, in%\h.Jc ihe heat is riotUrat?, cen . 
 niciiccs .'l.viiif} 1 ft, and terminate; \'. ;<■»•/ ii- 16, lu:m 
 uhieh time thev reckon it Winter nil K-/'. I',. 
 
 They fix their /•■./«'''.fA i upon A'-.e/' 16. and Stp.]6. 
 For th.'ir Suljlicr: tliey icckcn upon June 16. and Dw if\ 
 I he Interval of time letwicn W.'i;. i v and S^ft. 15. i<; 
 by them call'd ilr i'u'».i:c if tl-e '/'r.r, m regard it brircs 
 to iranitity their lips, Ojiinees. and t'uch other Frui'V 
 They hold it lor a tun, t.iith, tiiat every Year h.is tnrtv 
 cxtreari hot Days, contniencing from jhki i 2, and as 
 manv ..xrream cold t< llowitu; Dr,. 12. 
 
 Upon the .Moitiuain> they I'epin to ploupli 'ii O.' L- ,..,.j 
 but in the Plains iley ilelay 11 till 'he b''piniii..^ ,if Wtti-.i ■ 
 ter. In ti"", titey favi fuih i-dei! Rules telatiiv; totle' 
 Seal'ons of 'he '^'e.n, as .ire not ■■"ly rega'-.'.e.'. r. ihe hu-' " 
 jflncfs of Husbandrv aiidK.iviraii n, but in that of Ii-:.'- 
 
 llic Snow V deptlis; however, tl 
 
 day dil'iefd the Snow imd Cold of tlie preceding days. |inp the Houfis »nd Plues of il-e I'lanu.s ; ai.d ihi.fe a.c 
 
 At length we came to a Vi.hpe licar (v:, where we re rhe link Docunienrs they p.ne to then Children. TlieU- 
 
 cen'd .-^dvue, that our Carts were left drown'd in the 
 Snow: I'pon this, the .;•.! '.f'j whc had defended onr 
 Carts from Th'cves, and eonJu'^ed our felvcs, toik my 
 Horli frn'i me. and carried oA a J'w of oi.r eompanv 
 as iheir Piiloner. till they Ihould be rewarded for the 
 pains ihcy had taken. 
 TScttslor To return, the Country ! eyond the ^Irl.is is hot and 
 .\..-»;./n (Ir. ; It :ip'ir.is plenty of Dates, hft no Cotii ; what Ri- 
 vets it has fprinc tVnni the .I!l;i, tome of v\|i:ch are 
 d.ied np bv the SanJ.s, and others gather '.tito Likes, 
 fconick.lia •" ihat part of \N>,iij:.i whuh bcrd.eis u|xin / // v i we 
 ><y T^M> in met with I'lrren naked Hills, the lower p.irts of uliich 
 
 ih.L- n.: 
 
 afford only iii;piolitabl 
 
 - Thoins and Sliiul s; thefe Hills 
 ha\cii' thei Spriiips mr Rneis, iior iiuleed .iny Water, 
 linlels i: be .n loine fevs I'.ts .otd Wills, which liie verv 
 Inhabitanis lean c know it', for ir.olt of iheir Wattr is 
 broupht tc rhcm h\ Merchants, upo.iC^tmels Hacks, eipc- 
 iiaily III ih< fe p.uts wliiil. lie upon tlie Road front (V^ 
 
 ■ 'iotii I' 
 
 . to .-;,.. «/ or '/:;'./ " ; to that 
 
 tof'y.. ufo. or 
 
 'tis d..ngs rolls ttavclliitg iliat Kt ad lor fear ct periihitiB 
 by 1 liirlt. Til irue indeed, that iv.tween /V:; and /' m 
 /'■(torliere are l'i-sliitiound,e 
 
 ed with the Hides or Rones C/f 
 
 1 Si- % ;i >sf 
 
 A.^r, ,,.1 
 
 .l.Jil.Sd. 
 
 things they arc to well veis'd in, that irany Courtry 
 People, that know nothing clfe, tan dil'pnic ka.tiedb oi 
 .^ftrologv, and all their C(<mreta'ioiis rei ^ting to Law or 
 Religion, are taken fro. 11 the rourfe o( the MniJii, 
 However, they ow'd their 'irft Knowledge of .-MircL-gy 
 to the l.mir:^ as appeals Irom their eailing the ^io^•hi 
 r.f tlie 'N'car by the Latin iSames. and from a prea. timk 
 call'ii T/'< 5'f (.■.•'().■./.- c^ lli:'h.:>:iin, tha' was tt.i" ila'ed e at 
 of Latin into their J arguace when A/o./, v is- 1 ord ot 
 C.ft.itiit ; tho' indeed ti.e I ati.. T.iigee, as 1: IlitkUat 
 this dav, does no: .ific.l w. rds for a greai iiianv parti- 
 culars ronrain'd ill the three Whin-es of that ti ok. 
 
 Tli.ir "f ear ditfers eleven days from th..: of the Z^'- 
 in/t>:; for they alios" to lis .Months thirty Diys caei., 
 and to the ori.e.- lix but t\vei:r> i'inc. sshii h n akcb 1.; all 
 three Ii.ii.dred lit'tx founiass. At d'vcrs tiineiilte' lu\c 
 Fettivafiand F.irt-. " 
 
 This Country (• iz. r.ii7-.M ' is infeftcd, about the eiiJ 
 of .•Nuii.mn, all Winter and a gieit pirt i f the ;.f r^tte, 
 with boilleroiis Wiiuls, iiail, and t. trible Tluindc: .ihd 
 I iplitniiig, and in n.me pla.es it I'toaetli leiy miuh. 
 The Fa(\, South niid .Soiuh-F.ilt Winds hapi'rnin-' 111 ■":» 
 and Tii'i\ prc|iidice till ir C M'n and Fr.iit micht.lv, and 
 (o d( est^e Su'.w, elrec.al'y 1*' it fals ir. the day-trre, 
 when ihcCorti I egins to ticwcr. S,i much !'>,:• the Cli- 
 mate of. ?/!i/.m. 
 
 Upon the r.!ountaiii3 of At:-.<, where Snow coittimicsTh.- '.:: 
 all the Year roiiiiil, thty retkon it Winter from C./o.'r"'''"'" 
 to /l)/:, and Summer ti.m. A ■UwOclol'c ; io tliatthc) *'^""~ ' 
 div idc the Year only into t vvo ] arts. 
 
 In .V.i«.'./).i they have Winter from V^^'rew/ t to 7.i-r,r'.s.'. 
 HtMi> ; they reap their Coin in A .,>, .nul g.itlier ilicn 
 D.itcs in O (n/ri, ur.lefsthe S-pr:m'>fr Ran f;oils tlicni. 
 If there 'alls hut little Run upon the Moqr.uinsof lihs, 
 the S'umui /:•' Rivers gri iv dry, and the Fields areparch'd 
 and barren t(;r want (if their due wateriii" ; fi tliaf a 
 
 1 S-' '.".Ii.TlltC 
 
 Came',, but when the SiuiihVVi nil blows, tlnfe .ire ol- 
 tcntimes Aojit up with Sand. Jntlits HMtcinitv limu- 
 have a wav of relieviti'', tl'emt'ebes bv killing their Ci 
 mcl . and fnucczmg Water out of the!- l-.ntraiis. 
 
 IntheUclart cai'd y^it ;./ there arc rwoA* muments 
 cf Jvlaiiile. the Inkriprioti of wliieli lets forth, that a 
 wealthv Merch.-'Ut travelling th.it way_, gave icii thoii- 
 fand Di'cais to a C.trricr ti r a Cup of W;it(i, but that 
 not being fiifticieiit, lioth ot 'cm died torthirtt. 
 
 1 he Lan 1 of Negroes is extriam hot, but svell moi- 
 tterid by the River .V.'i'/r. f 1 tint i' abounds w.tli Ca:- 
 t.l, C.ir, Cc- ao's, Cu,-uu;btrs.l.)nions, and feier.il other 
 Herbs and F-ults ; it has no I'rees but lome great ones, 
 u'hich bear a tsltter Fruit hkt 1 Chefnut, call'd Caro' . 
 ^^eitht^ th's G umry nor tli.'t of (.r'l u ha\c any Moun- 
 tains, but they prcfen: us v, ith fiveral Fe.is and 1 akes.idrv O.-.'o.'- r aiti Ap,i/ fi,.;nirtc a lorry Crop : and indeed 
 ociallon'J ( ..s 'tis re|)oricd ) by the Intiiidatioi.i of the , all the Corn that prows in Kimt.l'n in one Year, lues 
 I^i'r, : fctirce I'liilice ihc Inhabitants tor halloa Ve.ir ; But tlicy 
 
 AftertheSo.i of .^//' V.I, wecomc tothe Climaie. In have p.reat plenty of Dates, \i\nc\\ fueiecd belt in a 
 fl •'''•t'vthc lloniiy cold weather begins about theiniddlei nrougli'li, and thele ih-y give to the /;Mi;.r«i i;- cx- 
 of Odolrr ; in L'l^cni'e and yrn..i>y the cold is greater, | change for Corn. 
 
 but not very lluip, uiikls it be in the Motiiings ; }-e-\ In the I.Uy.m Dctarts they have incredible plenty Ot'o- 
 i'r'f'f nutigatci the told, but bruigs iueh iiiconltanc Ciafs and Milk, wheti a ehange of V'e.-.tlier luppens 
 
 aboiii: 
 
 about the 1111. 
 f„r all /»•" 
 the Country 1 
 'tis the belt Si 
 
 •Tis tendcr'd 
 fiom certain 1 
 Kiver .Ni^f, 
 n, and then 
 on, i>ne may ; 
 w.tliout great 
 
 iflML 
 
 fcj 
 
 The Onflil 
 the JV 
 irth tl.K, 
 Leo. 
 
 IN P,i./m 
 
 •]i 1 their Lives 
 and .above, ret 
 Coiillitution 
 ttme, only the 
 joole their Tec 
 tu's perhaps is 
 l-.ill Winds tol 
 leiltiniial tied 
 livd_, perh.ips 
 I.- Years, bur 
 thill. The Nc 
 ^fii'e.iKf, bui 
 fii.ir.gelv addic 
 fv.'ii.ttill their 
 a vycaker ConI 
 drcn, and (iir 
 are fiib;ei!l to , 
 
 The coniuv 
 arh tvuhout a 
 III thcii drinkii 
 Pottage. I'aiiil 
 ef the Heart ; ( 
 c'litint'al ufeol 
 the doiK, oeCI 
 ting upon the I 
 leiy much iij'oi 
 g;'.ir.eCoii;pIex 
 
 L'pC'll /•■■'•/.:' 
 I- m::-n Sermo 
 very viio neezci 
 ler leayc neezi 
 pies to hear thi 
 Nolle being fo ' 
 
 In n.irh.,, th 
 ThsDifeafebe 
 at l.ill breaks ot 
 tiavebeeiicur'd 
 !\.-^rt;l,ii,.i, whe 
 fome, and the a 
 It was not kno' 
 7''"'( beinp ex| 
 Wtvcsreceivinj 
 Dilletiiper, tuu 
 this Rcafon the 
 e.^ip!, .VmVi, 
 
 i-'n-K.-i.-i: X. 
 
 The Women 
 the Fal!ing-Sicl 
 g;\eoiit fV I'ol 
 
 llie /{upiiiic 
 the H.vl-M.'mi, 
 ivitli It, probab 
 and Salt Cheef 
 to the Falling-S 
 up. 
 
 The Plague f 
 ''■". every tei 
 sviiicli they havi 
 w.tliOvntmen's 
 
A Defcriptwn of Africa. 
 
 B13 
 
 to W. "'//? i^.nml 
 
 
 about tlic miJit of O.dV'n, and it conriinios to r.iin 
 fdr a'l /)c.i/'i^.', Jun^irri, and foinc l>art of fc/' i<i", 
 rht- Country Wmt, ilii 11 well itor'il with 1 akis ,iinl l'cim«, 
 'tis ihc bcrt Sculuii tor tlie U/i,4,ii> Men hams to travel m 
 
 'Kn'olAiii is neither Ivnelirteii nor injiirM by lain. 
 •Tis reiuicr'ilcxtreaintn\iit'iil by the Warn wlinh f.ills 
 fujiii certain Mountains, aiil Uy the oveitluwing ol ilie 
 KihtX'?". which incieafes lor iiiiy days frum ,<««/(• 
 I',, ami then Jecreafcs.iv many. Duriiit; its ininKlaii- 
 nil, nnc ina\ i;o over all iheCi.iintiy ma I'laik, tliu' nut 
 vv .'.liout '^xiM danger. 
 
 I Vlfits .\'«»/i/,.'m Oil, e ill I to Yeais, and in Se^ml.tmi ihc 
 
 iNanieot" ii is nut lo in.uli askno'vn. 
 
 I The .t,;-,.,Ns iirH^il.vy, who l;vc 11^01 the Med i-,, 
 tirraneaiiCaiH, v.rre in tuiir.cr times g.eat I'lirfuers ut i, Lc li;'" 
 
 IMathenniieks, l'lnliifi)['liy, and A(trolot;y, b'^t thefe""'. 
 Arts wi.icnii'e cxtiiif;uillid al < 11; ami \\:-\r* .lun |,y "1 "'*''■''«•' 
 tliecliitt hotlinjrs ol their Law and Religion, whom i!!».""""' 
 'Iky lioiK.iii as I'eity (ioils. 'I hey i;u trei]ieii'.!y v, 
 
 |i»| 
 
 Chunli i(jr(.|>iaL (i'lne t'oriiiil I'layeiv 
 lawliil to vvalli Iciinc Ot their Me 
 
 
 Tlh' Confiitiilhn itirl Ilnmouy of the Afrii'ans : 
 thi J)iJi.)ffJ they mc li'i'jcj to ; lop/lhcr 
 iTth their Tcrt lies aid I'uci. //yw Julii 
 l.to. 
 
 IN Pii/rv 65 or 7v. Years is the rommon 1 eriod of| 
 tlieir Lives ; mily in t 
 
 tJ.: V 
 
 
 .Mountains loine live to nol 
 a:iJ above, retaitunf; .ill the while, a vipnr'V.is, aclivc 
 Coiiltitutioii 111" Body. Ill Siimiii.'.i ihey livi- a Ion;;' 
 i:nie, only the. r Lyes l^e^onio wonderful dim, and they 
 liV)te their Teeth very foon i the hrll of whuh Infirnu- 
 
 I'.ill Winds wfs 111 the A.r, as the latter may be to their 
 iuiit:niial tiediiii; npnn Dates. 'J he y,..')/i«jarc lliomr 
 hvd ; perh.ips the molt healthy amimj; 'em inav live to 
 t,i Years, but at the fame time they are vcrv lean and 
 thin. The Nej^rocs live not lo long as .nny of the other 
 MucMn, I'Ut arc very llrom; and atllivc ; they are 
 f!!.ir.;.;elv addioled to Veiury, and their Teeth coniinue 
 f.T'ii.t'.ill theirdyint; day. Inline, the fi.-i ''■>./.;«) areif 
 avvcakir Cnnftitution than any of the relt. The Chii- 
 I'.rcn, ami liinietiines the aiKimt Women of Yt'.ibr.r), 
 arel'ub;ci;l to an in.urabic n.eddnig "f the Hair. 
 
 1 he cunini'in Uilealis nf that Cjjuntry arc rlic Head- 
 3ih ivuhoet a l-'evcr, the rootlU' li, whu-h loiiie iininite 
 tw their drinkini; of ce.ld Water immediately after hot 
 Potrai^e. Runs of the Stoniaeli, cill'd by thmi I'aiiB 
 efilie rieart ; (!ri|in':;s. prneeediii.;, perhaps, fiom the 
 C'mm''al ufec't enid Water ; Fains in the Bones, and 
 tl:e(!om, oeealion'd by then coiiic b.ire-foor, and (it- 
 tin^ upon the bare qrouii 1. In the Spriii;j;-time they fit 
 very miieli upon the Ground, upon vvhieh thofe of a fan- 
 (j:mi;c Complexion, are frc.iiieiitly liez'd w'tli a Cough. 
 
 rpon /•■/./.:>/, on vvlikh they alUmble to hear the Ma- 
 'in.:->; Sermons, if any mv aeezes 111 the Church, e- 
 vtry enc neezi s to bear him crxrpany ; fo that they iie- 
 ler leave neezinntill the Sermon is {one; and he that 
 jj'K's to hear the Stniion, gets but litt c good of it, the 
 Koifc being fo very great. 
 
 In /(.t>/'i;r the l'aHe>'-/'oA- is for ti. ' tnoft part fatal. 
 Th;sDifeafel)ci;mswiilia fvvellingand ..•"t'Hiihinc, an. I 
 .It l.ilk breaks O'.it inro Ulcers. .Some of the ll.vbi'i.v,i 
 tuvcbeeiieur'd of i', or.ly by travelling to Kiimi.l.n 01 
 K-!^rol,ii..i, where the Air isiery teinjKrate and wliol- 
 fome, and theainc ot tiia: Difeafe is I'caice known. 
 It was not known amon^ any of the ////iV/ii</, till the 
 J'ti bcnip expell'd Sptin, tied to .It'nc.i, where their 
 Wives receiving I'lomiUuoJS limbraces, contradled the 
 Didemper, andfiit fpread all over the Country. For 
 this Rcafon they call it the Sp^nijh Pax, tho' in Tiinn, 
 ^VP', Sjii/t, and ifc.'i, itgoos by the Name of the 
 t''c>i:i:-t'. \. 
 
 The Women of Ri /vnr snd N'cfi-o/.inrf arc fubjcifl to 
 the Falling-.Sicknefs, which they, by way of Excule, 
 g:>eout fir I'ollcilion withaSpinr. 
 
 Ihc \upiN}CfT Htri.U, is not very common among 
 the K.!,;-.!,. ■'/:(:;, but the /-^i^i/ir/ori are iiiinhtily troubled 
 with ir, probably by realonof ilieir eatmgfo much (Iiim 
 and Salt C.hcefe'. The E'XiF'itn thildien arc fub'cd 
 to the Falling-Sickncf.-, which leaves 'em when they grow 
 up 
 
 The Pl.igiic fwecps offgre.it numbers of die Bt-'h/in- 
 '''"', every tenth, hfteenth, 01 twentieth Year; for 
 vviiicli they have no other cure, bur rubbing the Sore 
 w.:h OHHir.cntj made of AimcnUn Esrth. Bm it fciicu 
 
 Iteeniin; 
 
 on tlie Day 
 iliey lay ihcfe I'layeis, thtj' at otlieriinn st!:.'v wjlli il.c.r 
 whole H. ihes. They are very iiigeiuoub in Mathciiiati- 
 eal liiveiuiuiis ,md in IJuildinf 
 
 Soitn-laiin .\uthors do 'em nrull;rc 111 eh.-,i<ung ti.emr 
 Willi 1-ia'kl and Guile, for they are very hinclt'and liii-""""' 
 «.< re, and iin.u 1 over>of Sim| l.eiiy and Tiuti-, mothers;, 
 and tor their own put will .aiher dvc 'Ji.ri Iriaktlau' 
 i'l. iiufo. No r.'ation III the VVoild ,» lu (ubjeot to jca- 
 loufv, t.jr il:cv vvdl r.ither looleth.ir I ucs, 'tli:;ii futlrr 
 an. Alfr,,!,! ,.|on the liore if their Women. K:e!: : 
 an I 1 lui.our tlicy lovet iiilati.-iMy. 
 
 Ihey tiavel ail theWoild over, and rradc .11 i-.z:f, 
 '<'..•.' ■-, liiliepi.', i': I'll, I'lli.t, and V: .■ ., Hatpins' 
 eveiy where with elteem : t. 1 they never prof.ii any 
 Arr withciUtbeme perfeeltly ivellveis'd ini-. 
 
 liandy and Indecent liprcTrin:; are h.u'..'>iis Crimes 1- 
 moiig them. They will not fiitler a Yc'iiih tu Ipeak iji 
 he.ir anyihinoof love Matters, eipcciallv in the Ccm- 
 pany it his Supenouis. 
 
 AsK,rthe ^'.li-/.!'./ which dwell inTiiiti and bi'ng nplr.vr-r. 
 Cattle, Their Devo'ion, Va'onr, Civility. If Tpitality, 
 Veracity, and Intcprity of l.ilc, ii infe.iour to uuiie. 
 Anil the fame is tlie Character if the A',> .•; and A.r.lii,:'it 
 that irhaliit /.i/').j. The wlii'o or tawny Mvm ate 
 Hcldy Friends, ,ind all th' ir aim is to lead a pleafant 
 '.•ilyl.ife. iii'i n which Cure they are as li.ippy as any 
 Teople of -4- . • r. T hey give Ik niairable .'MIowaiKi s to 
 I'refcll'oiirsiif Religion and bberal Arts. .>i eli are the 
 Vertucs of tlic /t/u'.,:«j ; [a: their \';ee^ are jcc 
 erearer. 
 
 The Inliabiiants of the Cities of liii-iy, .nrc very Th- v,cct ^ 
 proud, iholerkk, needy, aiKUovetuoiis, and never for- '"v-<.''iij«. 
 get Injuries. They always fpcak vvnh ,1:1 .ingry loud 
 yi.ici;, and are always i]uaircling uiiii oi:e another. 
 They arc fo nnmaniu'rly and ilovvmlh, that no Stiangei 
 can obtaintheir Familiaiity or Fiiendilap. 
 
 Their Cicdulity is Inch, that ihev IH elieie Iinpodibi- 
 lities; andliich is their Ignorance of Nat.iral Flulo;i'|h\ ,*"'"' 
 that they impute all Natural Fli.vnomena's to a Uivi;,,; 
 Power. They are Men of no reai It or he.ad, and are 
 ty'd to no 1 asv-or Rule of Life, bung \v;th.-ii;t either 
 Judges or lawyers. Their Covcrrovrs treat ini hkc 
 Dogs, and for want ofMoney-Chaiigcts, no Merchant 
 can trade vsi;h tnem at a diliauce. 
 
 T hey votichfafc noKntertainiiicnt to Strancer-, u] 011 prtv,ii 
 any Conliderationvvhatfoever ; and are very apt tofr-Ouoi. 
 gtr licnefits. 
 
 Inline, they are loavaritunisan.l covetue.iis, tii.it they ^'■■C''■"i:'^l^ 
 ■ re eternally pcevil'h and uncivil. T"he Shepherds of tliat 
 Oiiuiitry ate a niiferab!e, poor, wreiehed Crew, 
 iddiCtedto noihiiy, bit T'licft, Ucioit, and brtitilh Cat- 
 Ibuns. Theii Batclielours keep uiiipany with feveral 
 I.adies, till they light upon one that they like for 3 Wite ; 
 fo tliar few tan preteii 1 to many a .Ma;d. 
 
 This People have no Religion ; Clknches or Frayers : 
 they know nothing of; In a Wor.l, they lead ^ lavage 
 and brutilli Life. 
 
 As fir the KumiJ'uDis, all of 'cm arc quite de(\it'..te of KaMwry, 
 any fociable Principles i 'J'rcalbn, Treaiherv, Murder, 
 Theft, and Roblwry, are the Inillncfs of their Life. 
 Their meaiillavilh Temper pronip's 'em to fetvc the 
 Bnil'ifi.itii, .as Dung Fanners, .Seulaons, Oltlets, or in 
 any other other Servile Capacity. In like manner, the 
 Inhabitants ot I il>)/\ negleililing all Arts and Sciences, 
 apply then Minds only to Theft and X'lolence. The 
 fceiie of their Lives is only miferable, lavvlefs, and dif- 
 orderly. There is no Vlll.iny fi b.'.vk, that they will 
 not undertake upon the Finlpect of (iaiii. They r[cni- 
 their Days III Hinit'iig, Waifare, 11 lewd Pravltui-s ; and 
 ufe neither Sheioes nor ('irnient.-. The Negiocs ate 
 likewife Strangers, not only ti Arts, but t.i Senle and 
 Rcafon: Their Life is a Ci py ot that of the wildelt: 
 Pcalfs, moll of theit Women be iiii; common, eiilefs it 
 be iiithc Piiikipal Towns and Cities, wiiere, 'tu pr - 
 bable, Civ ility may m fomc mealure take plate . 
 
 Jblity. 
 
 rigor. 
 
 'A 
 
 m 
 
 v 
 
 AiA'jian' V.'. ex- 
 
 Si' 
 
 A.idi- 
 
3H 
 
 A Dcjcttptwn of i\frica. 
 
 Lib. Ill, 
 
 Additions to C h a 
 
 I'. 
 
 I. 
 
 Contamn([ aVc/criptionoft/jc Ri'Lcrs of Africa Liiuv fy 
 
 Marmol. 
 
 om 
 
 rfl Rinri of 
 Sm Rivet. 
 
 s 
 
 ll 
 
 tiKJ III 
 
 ilic liillHiviT (it lU /.I'*, lii'soiitlifNyclt 
 
 lit' ili.i! Kiiiril'Mii, .iiul till I'n.vmrc of Jkj 
 
 tikis II-, Name Imm it, wlii> li fiMiu' Like tor 
 
 the lll.likl iinvlmli till r.tl.Ui- III Aiiihiii .lliil 
 
 the (iariKiisof il.i- f/,/, f, ,/,m who Icatiil: Hnvcvcr it 
 funis very I'idImMc tlu: tins «.i> (Viwc »/;>'•. t «.', ulii. Ii 
 llcpla, iMii i'i;;lit IVpiCi-s J.uni;ir'.iili', .iml iS i)i';;rccs 
 3-.' Miiir.tis I .tiiiiiilL-. 'riiis KiM-r r.lis out nt tlic 
 prc.lt i4i/,;., U'tui in the .iWivi-iiiiiitiitiil I'idmiuc .in>l 
 lli.lt of llf.i, aiul jiiiiliii}; tii tlic .Si,iitliwiril, tr.iviilis 
 llic ri.iiiisdt' V;,.i, t'loiii vsbiiiii.- it repairs to tlie .Set 
 iic.irfii/<-./.-//('i<. It uai(T< till? limit i'lTiili- ami iiioli 
 r'<|''.:liiiis [4a,i'S(>r tliat CiMimry, iiul lii|']'liis the liiha- 
 ritaiiis \Mt!i Treii'.liis (ir Di'.ihes, wuli wlii.li tluv 
 iiioilkii the Siii;.ii >.iiie I'icliU. In Wiiuer it I'wills to 
 that lieii;hr, t!wt iisfiar.v lordalile m any part 
 Siimiiici 'ti< tor>laMe ahiuilieMiy where. 
 
 Neat t.i the City of .JHnnm.-*, in the I'rovinti' of 
 :'-/5'8<'f ""Oi.i', iliercl|riiiiis t'loin the {treat Arl,ii another Ki- 
 vii, lall'd l-'>jip\ wliiih iraverlis the I'riiviiKC of 
 /'/(.;«.■,.•, atui tails into the Oiean near S,ifi, beiiiR lirlt 
 |oin\l l-y Icveral Rivers tioiii the Mountains, namtly, 
 i'ci.i\'ii-:, ll:i:.i. c-i),-, .uiil ■■'■i^inei. 1 he l'-i:Jift is deep, 
 tnu inSiminicr IS liirilalije in Ionic plavisnot fat from 
 ■'■Uo..,, 'tis covini \Mtti a Stone J^rui^ji, '.vluih has 
 fitietn jjrear .Vrchis. aiul is one of the (tattlicll.Struiiturcs 
 111 all /</.)..:, [■eiri;(niilt (as'tisfiiil J liy ;?.iid,' ^.'m.i)i/u/, 
 Kiiii; ami lViit;tf of Morcc. Bu.l!:i-<, the lalt King ot 
 the .-l.mo:' a:':' iMtnilv, puil'il ilowntlirec of tliefe Arches, 
 \Mth aDili,i;ii tvi rcvent ,i.ucl the tirli King of the 
 B«.i-i;/.', 1).;., from i>e(ie;^iiij; VoMici, tho' itiliJ not .ivail 
 liiir. ; aiul till fi .An lies areiiot yet tibiiilt. I'lilumy lalls 
 the Mo'.iih .it ilu-KiNer /ll.iiii.:. and places it in fe\iii 
 Dcg. I onj;. and i^Uii; Lit. In Mount (lu^idiim; .i 
 p.iitol tlie i;ieii .-I;.'.;, there Iprings two Rivers, wlii.li 
 tr.iveiliimthe I'lains ol' /;/,,>..!, ihrenihoyiies in tho Ri- 
 ver eaU'j }l:icdcif.-.llid. Huh of tlicfi'Rivcrs is eallil 
 I when tliey )oin, they allnnie the Name 
 
 'i'cccut, ano iviicntney )oin, rney aiiunie \vx iName oi i.mo trom /!;,_; .^i. i'/otmr calls it 'iul'ur.t, and p'la 
 lhe(ii;titr» aiiil Ditches drawn 'f^ Moiitli infix Degrees ;oMii). Long, anj vj, Div 'S 
 diaeent Fields very leitile. Mm. l.at. '"'' ' 
 
 C-rttirf 
 
 TitKiiKiver. ^'"■'''"■. 1. <-' '•"'•"■ I he imtitri aiul Uitclies i 
 froin citi, rctulei the adiaeent Fields very leitile. 
 ilwij.<- lliie,l.iU-/-liu!, i. c. '1 he /<^.;.-, of AV^ t.-/ or .W.rcf j, 
 
 ^idf^iia. Tpriiigs from hi^mme, a Moiiiitaiii of the threat AtUi, 
 hetweeii the I*rn\ lutes of ri.iint and Tci./:, ,ind tra- 
 velling riiggid Hocks, aii.l deep dark Valleys, runs tu 
 tile Northward, wlieie its Chaiieis links fo luw, tliat it 
 .ittords no iiioiltuie I'lr the adjacent 1-ields. After that, 
 tis faell'd by the Ai.ellion of the /'.-,.■ ,w, and other 
 fni.dl Rivir'^, and difemUigees in the Oinm,i,il'i, not 
 t.ir tiom a very l.iroad I)it>h caliM A7r».-.ar A;/.;, i e. 
 'I he C..:: Oj.V'. This Huer is\eiydccp, efpteialiy in 
 A'..->, whin the .snow iiul: . olt ilieMoiintaiib. 
 
 BitWien the I'roi 'nieof livj,.! and the Kiil;.;dom of 
 /■'■,, there r;fes t'roin the itreai .^'.' .;, a gu.it River tall'd 
 Omiii'fi-lr^ «h;ih nils ihii.' the Plain 'A Ad.icJ.ui^, and 
 pilling tliio' a narrow Valley, li adorn'd with a I!ridj;e 
 bitiit hy Alxinji.,^ the linii'll King i f the Men wc'ii'i.t. 
 Atiei that it turns to the .Soi.thward, anil tr.iverlliit; the 
 Fields whiili fiparate the Pn^vnue of 'I .iirj;ii from 
 lliofe of 'led!,! and A),.;' ,■.,-, eniptiis it fi If in the Uieaii 
 ne.ir A:^f.iimr, liemg lirit loiml i \ il,e Kier ( f .NV:;i xs, 
 and hy linnr, another Unerthai tails hkcwife from the 
 Ml iintains-. Th;sKotil> fordah'e in 6iiiumei, and that 
 where it fpreadsouttipoiiihe I'laiib ; mother places the 
 Inhabitants Iwmi a-ciof-. it upon bundles of Ri-eda 
 I'omidiipwitlibli wii lidls of JAatlier, for there s no 
 Firidge upon It. It atfT.ls luch plenty of ihad-nlli, _as 
 Itr^e. to liippiy the City of .t'"iiC(atidthe adiaeent !'ro- 
 viir'es, belidcs what is exported ro .-l;../.i.' ■/;•; and . rti:^.ii. 
 The .Seafon tor nil.my in this K;.et, falls commonly up- 
 on ihemiddle nf a;-) : and it lurnd to a great account 
 tithcKmgof f-tiif^il, while he wasMalter of Anu-^' i . 
 Cut .Ttpitl'ei.t the \f'.7 appiopriates the Right of that 
 F'lihcry totlicC iiiilUaii Alerei.aiit'.. t't.u.y calli this 
 Ruer /(■/;/■..,'•■. and places iis Mouth in Dcg. 4 
 Mm. I <,n>.. and ^i Deg j.. Aim I,at. ^ 'I'hc Entry of it 
 
 1" fl.c Kingdom o| /■,.-, .iiui (al's iiifoi|ie(V,.-,i, pt.„ 
 '.li .<::.!■ I't.tom. .alls r \.,/,,, .i„a |.|ansit 111 o Uiv 
 I.- Mui. 1.01,1;. and ^4 Dig. 1., Mill. In. Its Moiiih,* 
 lotoiil tor Ships, that it lervesfoi a lUiriat to vuardtiif 
 Inhabitant, froii the fiuiUuns. 
 
 I nun iliegtc.a .■(fu, in the Kingdom of /-V,- tlu,,., 
 li'rmgstw,) Kiviis, i.illd Hr// and l\-lrr, which ta||«.''«K, 
 with. I rapid Cm rent over ItenpMoiintaiiis into the I'lai'iK 
 ot A;//:,, and there are tuind iiiro Lakes litll of |',fi, 
 I'poiiihelidesof thefe Likes ,.reat numbers ol .-Vt.'./,, ' 
 toed their Cattel, .iivl by thebeiiuent eating of BauJr 
 .md Kiih, will, hthiy have in great j'lentv, are euvc I 
 with a lort of I.eprofw Several ol the liiliabitams','i 
 /vj andMf;n/«f^ rclort to thele lakes to drink of i|.j. 
 VNater, \vhich is of excellent iileagainll the Stone. 
 
 i«V, one of thegrcitcll Rivers 111 all Ihrhry, ,|i--5,,j 
 lives Its Sonne (10m ()■/;■/,,"., a Moiiniaiii of the i;rcr 
 ■•I'/,.', in the I'rovinie of Cik. After its Dc'lieii- 
 into the Plains, 11 palfcs at the Diltance of \ 
 Mile and halt lii.m /■>:j, and having feictd the IV,- 
 viiicesof //«/vi/ and A-^gn, fills nito the O.can r.Mr 
 the City ot M^mo:, not far from the Sireight ol 1 . 
 
 / 'Vl//.lr. 
 
 ltis,o,.ul by feveralRiveis, p;.rtiail.iiiy O^.i-.t;., anJ .;..„., 
 A.h.; butthofewh..alleK, that i- ivnives the Rivit .'i, < ,. 
 'f,, and leveralotheis, liom the Country of J'. ,v arc 
 iiuiilimill.akeii; lottlu\ lalfeiy fi ppofe, rhat the V.„ 
 t.ikts Its Kile trotn the Mountains ot f,.s:T., aii.i r.,, ■ 
 'rw.N,. ■] ho the S«.,. be a verj gnat River, yei i; 
 tonlable in Ionic pla.is, unlelMt I em Winter and Spin,,. 
 .It which time the Inlubitants erolsit inli.irks. llui l{'. 
 verartordsfuih plenty of l-,th, ifpeualh Siiad-hlli, ilut 
 It liipphes ;■ r, ,ind l.u-ral other loans m thai I'ru- 
 viiiie. ItsMouth isiapablet.. receive very laii'e V'eliel, 
 .-.nd ll the InhabitantMi^'tliatCountiv were ii'idudii.ii,' 
 dicy iiiight make it navigable up to ' /•,•,-, and lo l„ik 
 [lie trice ot their Com, ivhiih :s now brought over 
 l.mdtrom /),,;,.,. i'/ow/;v calls it SU;<,.,, and p'k« 
 
 Mm. 1 at. 
 
 l.i.aii, a i;ieat River, fpinips f.omtho Mountains of 
 (;w«r..T, and turning to the Weltw.ud, traverf. s -he'"'' ' 
 Irowivesot .^,';;.» and //...'<!. , altervvhiih it nm.'^ nat 
 !/.^;.„-,t)/„;.--,, and after forming Lakes that abcima :, 
 rilh, f.illsiiito the Onan near /' A,.ns, where thefe iw , 
 li.ivinLis)oin. The Port of .Irr^ lies m iis Mouui 
 .ind isielortcd toby thcChrilliatis, who import th;tho.' 
 LiiMpc.iii Coirmodiiies; but the Lntry is lo diHiuih 
 tiiai they nii a great 1 if pie. unlcfs tley have a viry es-' 
 peithlot /.■.,.,».. ,ai:s this River i-.;/.,, and pla.e.'its 
 jMouih in hx Deg. ic Mm. I ong. and j^ Dog. 1 5 Al„;. 
 
 A/.-.';./-, iinotlicr great River, rifes out of the gii-.«;.: , 
 /'■•/..■■ near the Town o( Di.Oi,!:; and, rraverlM •• 'Ik- 
 patch d Defart of i.-crjl .m\l>n.ur, tallsinto ti,e^\/..- 
 '•'■•", which IS hkewile a great River wh.i h Iriinp'"'' 
 trom the gre?t yic!.,. in the I'lov nice of C,,v, and padiii/ 
 mtheWiliwaidif 7:/W,:. fail; into the Ocean not l.u 
 from that pl.icc. This lalt River is verybio.id, bat ei 
 lilytordableinSiiininerin feveial places. I he Chi;!ii- 
 .insweie ivoiit to lownpfhis River 111 IVirks covcr'd 
 with Leaves, m order lo liirpiifetheAloonlii bilhei-nien, 
 lor Its Mouth IS plentifully ft(H.-k"il with ex, client lilh. 
 ;Vc,V,»«> calls it .Vf,;„f,r, and makes ir to he m ttii l\ ■. 
 45 Mm. Long.and <4Dci'.4<;Mi;i.Iat. 
 
 AJii/„,y^ Iprings from the ^Iti.u, and directing its coiirlc 
 Northwitil, dilimbogues ni the Aleduuranea'n .Sia near"" 
 Oiii4i ; /'/e/r;/o calls its mouth A/,r/<r, and plants it ai 
 lid. 10 ni. I oiig.und 3>id. sc m. Lat. 
 
 y,-and lliieJ-l:tL,.t are two River;, the lirit of wlii,!i/. 
 Iprings tioni thegieat /In.ti, and the Iciond rifesui ilii.<".'' 
 Kingdom of Ticmcje,', ncai Mciiji,-, they fall with a'"' ' 
 (oynt Stream into the Mcditetraiieaii, near 'the Rums (if 
 the ancient ./■:{«, and all. ime thu nunc of St, n, from 
 the Plain tlito' ■which they pah. The puiilani .In-.l/;, 
 
 Rirci 
 
 Mill. long, and ^1 Dcg j.. AlnvLat. 1 he Entry of it the Plam thto' Which they pah. The pu'ilaiu ' .hd: 
 
 isfodifliculi, that itoblii;dtlie Kuigof /V.',.:;rt.toabati- calfd Bcm.-.mi,, live upon the K.inks o| j/.jf ,„.J tVe- 
 iloii'f^wM/. lquciulyinakeLxcurlions»ifai asO'i' ' 
 
 "•"•tgir-i, a g.-eat River, Ij riiivjs trom the {^tcit AtUt\ 
 
 'tt'^; 
 
_ J i'^:>in| cnap. I. 
 
 A Vefinption of Africa. 
 
 3'5 
 
 \'i! from 
 
 ;i ilio (Vi'.'iii rcn 
 
 A-H II 111 O Ul'l; 
 
 u. lis Mumhu 
 liar lo i/,ii.iiJtiii 
 
 11 of J-V^, tilde B,.u 
 >•/■«, winch tall*"" > I 
 ms into the I'ljiin 
 ikcs lull i.fhfli, 
 
 I'.icrs <ll ••'r ;/■/.!,., 
 
 catiii;; ot Butter 
 cntv, are euvci',! 
 lie IiiliabitaiUb m 
 
 to drink of the 
 lii the Stone. 
 
 all Yiirir.rf, (|e-S ,?. 
 lain of the grcu 
 ttct if> Dcl'icii; 
 nilt.iii.e ,.(■ .t 
 
 fcNctJ the I'rii- 
 ) the Oican nf.ir 
 ; Slreij^ht ul (,.- 
 
 iilaiiy 0/i.i',:;.i .inJt..-.^ 
 veives the Kiviry.-;. ■ 
 intry of i' v' ,aic 
 lie, tliat ihc ^,.« 
 
 (..i/i'.i an.l ^rf/ ; 
 i.i! RiMT, yet 'li 
 ^Viiuci ami Np;iii;;, 
 II It.irks. I liiv Ki- 
 ail> J)i,-id-h!V., ilut 
 jwiib 111 lh.it I'ru- 
 ' \ery laij'c Wlleli, 
 y were iiiJiilhiHU,, 
 
 /■,•;;■, and lo link 
 KiW brought o\er 
 
 idlir.l, and I'l.KCi 
 
 ;. and n Dcg. iS 
 
 e Mount.iins of 
 
 I, traverks tlic'"'" 
 
 eh it runs n-.ar 
 
 that jbiniiid i:i 
 
 where tliel'e la., 
 
 es III its iVloiitii, 
 
 import ih;thii 
 
 ; i> lo liittiiiil:, 
 
 lave a Miy i\- 
 
 ', and pl.!,o-'its 
 
 15 Deg. i5Mir.. 
 
 out of the pfcn.'"' • 
 
 rraverri'. 
 
 ilisinio the M..- 
 ei uh.ih IptiiifiJ'"' 
 t'l.-., am! pa'din.; 
 c Ocean i:ot t.'.i 
 yl'ioad. b.u ii 
 'liie Cl'ii:!:i- 
 
 Ruks (lAcr'J 
 loriliil'ilher-iiien, 
 h I'x.clkiit 1-ilh. 
 
 le in tin Ui;. 
 at. 
 
 reeling Its LOiirl;^, 
 
 (.iraneaii Siu tear" 
 
 and piavi.5 it ;ii 
 
 ,the lint ot'whi.h/... 
 lond rifesK' iht^'* 
 they fall \Mih r' 
 iicai the Ruiii'i lii 
 ii'.e of Siirt, from 
 le piiillaill .lir.ji:. 
 01 Si' It, and fre- 
 
 'CjH.'fT. 
 
 fR. 
 
 itMl In 
 Ki.M 
 
 ImU 
 
 " A finill River call'd F.V«.- fj'rinRi from the great /f '.'J 
 
 ''"'"' near the ancient Sumidi.^ ami joyn« the Mcditeiramar 
 ilioir I'even leagues to the Welhvaid iifO.Ki. It aHord;. 
 very ti'W Hih, and at prcfont is vall'J .Ir-^^y. I'.fVwo 
 gives it the name of S/'i;.(, it'; iiioiidl U'iiig fcatcd in 
 21 d. Long, and J4 d. 40 in. I ar. 
 
 Mi'iv) IS a pretty great Kiver, vvhi h runs tioin ii.s 
 fmirce in tlie giei' <*''" lino ihe I anen I'l.iins in the 
 neirhliorhood of lltthl.i, and tinning NorthwanI, fills 
 into the Mcditcri niran not far fidiii /(;;-.(. ()l I, re 
 year;. tlicMoo scall it l'en/>. (lom ihe lunie of.! M r.biic 
 iha" rcjKOpled R.i-/";/' after its Leiiig deltny'd ly iju 
 YtitiloK'inii. IV-'/jn* tall, it U ../-ii/i.-, and alliiis i^i its 
 mouth n d. of Long, .-nd >| d. of I.at. 
 
 Cinlft is a great River, that niiis fniiii its foiirce in the 
 Mountains of Cu'.nci-e. h, thio' the Peftrt-I'lains lieuweii 
 r'/i/and y ti'i.f-" i and tiiniing i .illw.ud, )■ Niis ih: 
 Mtslitortmiean near \f.//.i;.i>/. I'heres vuy pood (illi ng 
 jn I's inoiitli. svhuh I'ro/oi.v ranks ini.jd. i^ni. Long, 
 aihl ',< d. •1'^ ir. L.it. nnder the name of i'<riYr«.t. 
 
 ('•j.T I. a great River, th.tt fpiing, from the great 
 /lil.t!. ami giM/iiig ah ny, the hields of M.rigi.i, Kills into 
 the .Mi'ditrnaneaii aNiiit five leagnts to ilie WcUward 
 of ./::(•'. It affnmcs the mine i^f />/ '■.,■>;, near it 
 miuth, sshich I'tnlrmi plaees iiiuLrthc name of oi,iii.:- 
 lili , in 1 6 d. 40 m. I ong. and ^ ) d. 20 ni. Lit. 
 
 Cr:ii'f, .nnodiei Rner in H.u:.! •■, takes its Rife from 
 the great /Itl.i', and tiaverliiig the Liclds of Mctij^ai, 
 enters the .\fc.i'iVr/i.ii(f/!M on ilie Eatt lidc of W;;iV'', iiJt 
 farfromthe Rnincs of Mitu'ui, tall'd hy the Afn.r.tn 
 l':rn-iid.ifuj! . /■'fd/omv ranks its Month, under the Name 
 of Sfv, m 18 Deg. lo Minutes Loiy. and jj Deg. 20 
 Mill. Lat. 
 
 //.'-./-frc, is a gront River that rifes oiitof the gieat 
 .'.•'is npon til'.- I'l.'i/.ieri of .V.vw. //..■, and riiniiing from 
 ilicnce Nortlnv.irJ.. enters tlicMcditerrancan Sea, oiithe 
 iait tide of the Riiims of Mc-ajii, and aflbrds very 
 (;ix\l Filhiiig. Vt.it' im .alls it Sirliet, and places it 
 Mouth in 19 Deg. 30 Min. Long and 31. Deg. jrMin. 
 Lit. 
 lliid-rl-Qiiiflr, frrirgs likcwife from the great WW./i 
 
 ,.rf.»et in the Province of ^rt\ and palling thro' \e;y high 
 Miiunttiiils, falls in'o the Mediterranean near Bii'ii.t. 
 Vlii ;i it raitis, or when the bnow melts, it f.vells very 
 nukli. 'Ti'. full I f P. Ill, hi'.t the Inhabitants of the ad- 
 jacent Country lo\e the Sea- fill, better. The Chriftians 
 call it t^rw»/rw>,and I'ldiin gives it ilie name of \.ij.tuvr.y 
 pl.-'.'ing its inuiirh in 21 d. 10 in. Long, and 'j2 ' d.I.at. 
 
 .j.i.-r Among the remaining Rivers of Ri /d. , ue meet 
 «irh .Vc/-(;-»M , a great Kiwr ili.it filings from Mount 
 ./ ni.ir, in the I'ro'. incc of Rn^ V ; and after walliiiig the 
 Walls of CiriJ/.i„i.i..:, falls N'.riliward into the Medncr- 
 raiieanSea. This River fiparates M-.U'it.DnaC ^Jariatia 
 from the I'rovince iX Af'ici. I'nt^nrj tails it /^;«/'^^5«<, 
 and plates its montli in l6d. i 5 111. long, and n d. 
 4Vn. Lat 
 
 .,R..:. T.:!\\ is amnlier Riser that rife, ovt t.f the ////.i.' near 
 Ciij!,:i/riiir, and f.il's into the Me.luertaneaii about a 
 Ir.igiie to the Faltv.ard of 1) n.i. .Mom a quarter of a 
 l^aj'ue above its month we meet with fomc Remains of 
 llij'p in, of which St. .ItiwJ'inc was Rilllup, and wircli 
 P/''w vpl.ices ill ^o d. 20 m. Long, and 32 d. 15 m. 1 ;it. 
 
 :.-Sjr. riicre's another great River in B ;> ; i v th.lt goes by 
 
 "='• llic name <4' 11 ••.l-y:-b.ril'.:i, and fpringmg from the great 
 ■ ItUs near l.O'.ui in the Kingdom of I'um;', makes fo 
 nuny windings and turumgsthro' thelc Mountains, that 
 thclevvhi) travel f >Mn H'.''; to Tiii./i are oblig'd to crofs 
 It tiventv fivctinu-s, without the coiivtniency of eitlier 
 Hrid^e or Boat for fj long a courfe ; at Iait it falls in'o 
 ilie Mediterranean near the I'ort of the /'.:,' /»., about fix 
 leagues from H ;;,•;.?. i';vl;iiiy call.> it H^ihricttr., and 
 places its mc'ir'i m 30 d, 4'; in. Long, and 3'5 d. 2c ni. 
 I at. (ircat quantities of Coral are found upon the brinks 
 ol this River. 
 
 ,,„ To coiirltidc ntn .-Xrcoimt r,f the Rivers in B^i-/:.!, », we 
 fliall mention only three more, namely, McgnutU^Ctpa, 
 Jilvl Mr,.iir. Mf-^-r.i.!.: is a very great River ; its .Source 
 hi-s in the great .Itl.is, upon the Confines of v''> "Ot *■"■ 
 trom 7W'//r ; it rrns with II .my windings to the N'Tih- 
 wird, and falls into the Mediterranean thirteen hagncs 
 to iheWctfward of i';,7,--< .- in the time of Rain it fwells 
 iiiieliiily, vvIiaIi I', ps Tr.ivellers fnmctimes for live or 
 lixdavs, for there's neither .1 Bridge tior a Boat upon 11. 
 /'.'(.■■i.'.i' gives It the Name of iir.-:;.(./.i, and places its 
 n;-^';ih in -^g d. 4''m.Loiig. and '501). 45 m. Lit. 
 
 f,' ■ C vj takes its rife fro-.iiMount U.i.vtA/.i, mthe Dcfarts 
 ol /.i/'v.i, ,ind falls into the Sea near the City of Cipci . 
 I he Water of this River is fait, and when 'tis drawn up 
 i>lo hot, that it mutt Itand in the Air to cool tor above 
 ■*" hour before 'tis drinkable. VtoUni} calls it T'i>ii«, and 
 
 alfigrs to It:, fiioiith 38 J. 4. m. Long and j-^d. 45 ■■• 
 Lat. 
 
 Mi«^i (icrvcnds from the great /''/.•• iic.ir Mount Af- .« tui^ Km 
 and eroding iho fandy Dtfaiis, dilimbogiits in the S a 
 ncarT/V', in H.t />!'>. /'f /-./n (.ills it 1 (,/;,•, .ir.j 1 li- 
 (^s I's iioutli in 42 d. 1', m. Ling, and 31 d ".^in t.f- 
 So iiiiuli l.ic the kivtrs in /l.n/v; 
 
 r,e H^u s ,/ Biledulrcrid. 
 
 1 he inoft noted Rivers in '!..'.•'•//;.•, .',/ ( jl.as \t,iKi.:U 
 or '.i/;/o, ) jte /J.!>M, :;/^ a.id <.«.•'.'. 
 
 />« I I, a very ijrcat River ; it fprings from the gii-at T-^jP -t 
 ./'/.:j njoii t'lC Conhnes of the Piiivince of /.(, //rt, .md 
 ilirvCfir.g itstoi.rfc to the South, tiMvcif.s the IVocni.; 
 ol /J.I.-, 10 ninth it mvis its Name, being |l..ii.inily 
 IIm 'ed oil cith ndc with Very tallDatc-iiees'; after that 
 11 enters tilt Dclart ofS.i/o <•, and fpreads out in-o loeai 
 lakes, round whiJi the i\h'i/,./;i' draggle with I'heit 
 Cjitle in the Spring-time, upon the at'eoir.t that their 
 f aiiiels (in I tlie'e a great deal of vet y good G rats. In 
 Siiinnier ihis Kiver Ixvomev lodry, that one mav f il" .t 
 on toot in I'ever.il pKues with lit being wit ; l.j; af 1 1 
 Rain It fwel' I'olrgh, ih.i'. t s not foulable Ly citc.cr 
 Loot or Horfe, and ruii» in rapi.llv, th.it a Lo.it c.ii 11 t 
 crols ir. Its Chanel is very liolluw and u:ieveii, and 1:1 
 the t.mc of the gnat hiai tit Want n biitu .md 
 brae kith. 
 
 ",<> is another great Riv. r, that fprings fr.'iii the fame ■: •. f"" 
 Mountains, and pafiingtioin theiicto the iieighboiho-),! 
 (•t (iniii-luyii in the Kingdom ol'/Vr, ir.iveifes ll'.e 'leni- 
 tori'.'S of |T;iC)/,-»),r, A/.:/ ,■;,•/..•, y<-.v/ a'ul S ^-.'i:. If-; atrct 
 vvlikli it enters the Dcfarts of S.'i .:,.■, .nnd runs thro' |l.- 
 I'alm-trecs till it ionics near tin City of ,),_i;.7^/,'/'/!, win re 
 it makes a ftelh appearance, and totins a great Lake 111 
 theiiiid.dle of the Sands, Th.s I.nke haN iii) HuIjimiioii 
 round ir, but isriCrted to by vv dd Heatb. 
 
 <>uii is likewite a gre.it R;v ev u\;a f^ring,^ from Mourt Omr R.y.r, 
 .UUs, and palfing iliio' the fandy Delart'. o.' / .'.'i and 
 S.J'.v.i, ij there c<iiiverted mto a Lake, loiiiid wh.sh a 
 great many Societies of ylr.ib, and ■'; .',..■ 1 .ue vvunt to 
 Itiagcle with their Flocks. 
 
 4".i/.'.ii/r, the third part of .4r'r.V.r has no Rivets. As for 
 the fourth, ; 'j. .Vi; '-Im.I, we there met wirii the fa- I'"',[! ",',!/ 
 mons River of .V.ijc/, call'd in Ar.i'.iick i/.if..'-.ViV.'',;i-, or '' * 
 ihc blt:ck l{i'vrr. Some alledge, that tlie .\V;,f .ind the ■\'" i'*'« 
 .\V/.(j are two Braii.his ot the Rn\i Cm:, whiJi de 
 t'ccnd: from the terreltnal I'aradife , and that the hrll ol 
 tliele liiaiichis deriv'd i"s Name fiom the Ncgroci, a 
 mong v*hom it nad'es : Bi't the /^i/t/.'.h j take the iV'i;.' 
 lobe .1 part of iN'i'//c, whi^h runs undti-ground to the 
 Lake of \ul':.i, and then turiiiitg Wellw aid, ll'rm- ano- 
 ther Lake tall'd .V.Vr'" ; after whi.li ;t is Iwcdd by 
 the actellion of leveral Rivers, tmd marches with gr Mt 
 windings to the WelUiii Ocean, in;o which it falls by 
 two Cliaikls, theom'tall'il .s'.v.i-.;-, and the odi.r G.:vi- 
 li'.-. llij till! of theie leparatcs .s','/.:r.; I'loiii the Ne- 
 gnes on ihe Well (ide ; anil, which is very woiid. •'.;', 
 the I'eople that live on thcSoutii li.le are b'aik, rob' It 
 and proper I'er'ons, and the Country is fertile an.l ad.- 
 mirably well Ih.idcd w;di Trees, ivhtivas on the Noidi 
 liile tlie liih.ib:tants are little and Mv']att''cs, ;md f >u;c 
 of 'cm white and puny, the Soil bcng notliing but a 
 barren dry Sand. 'Ihe mouth of the tirll Bianihdnnie- 
 ly, S->':^.i ) is very deep, and ab'^ve half a leagil.' '. 1 lad, 
 but the other is lomcxvh.lt fmalicr. Tlicfe two Branches 
 form an llle, wiiiili has great Banks if Sand before it, 
 that fhoot out a league iiro the Sea. The fide, winch 
 flows an.! cMs every fix hours, iun<;ib;ive twcntvhvc 
 leagues up the Country, and no Ships can tOiUe up 
 without the blood, becaule the Sand-beds are then co- 
 vered. The molt coiilidcrablc Negroes live upon the 
 brinks of this River, and of the othct Ri crs uhth t'all • 
 
 into it. L overflows .iiid i!ccrca;e< at the fame time nnd 
 after the lame manner with the \/.ii( ; and when the 
 overHowing feafon comes, the Negroes go up and down 
 in Barks, which are neither it well i ui t nor fi ilr ng 
 as thofe of 7;;'y.'. l'ti..iii) aH^rnis, that the i\";;c , in 
 con'uni;fion with the Mr.'ul th and ■i'/i.i,'.i)i'o/;i',l'oims the 
 Lake .\:'^i /f .7 ; and tluit ii divide? to the Northward in- 
 to two Arms, tlia.t march tov.-ar.ls the Mountains of 1'.- 
 Ir-^:.!ii and5,i_:;.:/^^.: ; after whii li ;t forms 'jicird.it.g to 
 him) a thir.l .^rni, whiili runs to the tallward above 
 the Lake of • ;../), ; .- But lii //i /..r;,;,. aftirms the c.-^n ' 
 trary, and his relation is contirm'd by the Mrrchansiiiit 
 go up this River from (lu.A.it.: anil the Cici.\''a to Cr.vi.i' 
 C'-.iic, for they alfutc us that all its branches run to the 
 Weflwar,!. 
 
 1 he Com.try of the Negroes is wa* id bv leveral other 
 
 River>, unit 1 f whicli were dif ovci'd by ih P^i.'igu".\ 
 
 S I % who 
 
 i 
 
 c' 
 
 Ukv 
 
 :.i 16.! 
 
 ' I 
 
3i6 
 
 A Dcjuipt'm of Africa. 
 
 
 It 
 
 ;1 
 
 
 if 
 
 lib. Ill, 
 
 wl'.o fiiltwu iif tliri'c hiiniral Icagnvi up ilic Country 
 
 Wior.l.T •■iMMlT! k. Ol'tlul^i'llVwIicic. 
 
 \.'!ii u..iiii''T!ii.' I'.ir.ic N.iiiu- toili in '1/ •■•' an.! /'i. 
 .7-; ■;:■. ilic ^:riati'(t or' All ilic /J/.ic.w Rivcrsaiul lor 
 ili.ii uv.i 'II I'lc / • ''■u.iiii .■all It •i/i«/ ill. I.e. ;',iri'.-i <y 
 l\:i. 'IIh' Ar.i- I'liu toiiK It t'<ir :i lli.imli of (>i/'i»'. 
 «liuIu'.iKiMi!<irr-iiu ilic tcrriltii.il I'.ir.lilili' j and inik'cd 
 I, 1; t>j],ii"ni I,.' 1.; n'.'nM 1" r^cral .Amlwirs, I'.irti 
 
 l.,!ll'\ Iv ! •! -I, /'. |r. w I: . |>i.iir-. ;ii ilu- /j;>/l'/.»H 
 rr.il.i! ' Miiri; .>' htyi'i i-,iirli.irl-i,-.vl , liit.it lixitis, 
 tin- \iu inii!. wiu' 11. 1 Will .1 i|iuin;i-.l wii'.i its Soiini' ; 
 I T t< nil' 5 u'C;.il tli.n tl'.c I .I'.is iVo'ii «lii> li it ('I'l.nns 
 »i Ti' c liiiT Diiji.i'.il An.:; ;!ic .Si. iw tli.it t'.ills IV. 111 tlu- 
 M- iinl.i \i< (.iMii' .''Ii fifi; o:)icrv,i'.lcJ;v, ili.u tlufc {..ikia 
 .ill ,i;.ii;ria' Jill.ii:. i' tVcin (..uliinluriii tin' I)ifari;(ir|KT.s 
 .i;:.i I. !i: 11(^1 11, t'ln ilic HiM.l nl llu Kivvi ."n,-. troiii 
 i'h ,1' (.•f-iiiur. ..ii'il iMiiiii'.t.iu.s, aiu! ra|!ii.j; i.trOiolU'L-p 
 R. \- wi-.M a VI' li'!U 'lock, niikcs a (Jap 111 ihc Fanli, 
 .uul iiiivi'V'. 1' lllt'ti) t'lclc 1 .ii.i-; I'j' ririciraiicaii ("li.v 
 ii-l . IVr. I'xjMu lai Iiatllvsall thiloOi'iiiiorj, anil oi-r 
 ii ..>Ki:i nir i>vci:i. . make if Out, that tlii; Water wliidi 
 !'.'', I'luin tl-K .Mnuiita.iis oC / 1111,1 art tin: triu' f')iir>i' of 
 ibi' .\.'.' , .111.1 tliat iIk Slow .iikI Ra,. 114 tilt oi'.aliwi il 
 i'.v ItiiiiiilaiK 11. 
 
 ■| I'. I.' M' imtairs .iri' at pririiit catlM the M.^imiaiiis 
 
 I'l Pi ■. 1 r. .•(■.'//'. nc f ll'.ilcit. ^Tliiyiiva i;il;;cor 
 
 .M. .r!i'.aini, i.\u'ik!iiii', liimi ilu I'qtiin >ili.il I m, i.i tlu- 
 
 K 11 ,.':)!ii if 1 1:-', aii.l mniiiii; a.rof> tlu KiiiRji.inor 
 
 ' . ; .:)..!. \i 'li v( wllli 1; Kln;^.lo;i,s l.t 111 'i|-]-vl / // 1';/ . 
 
 1 '1 y ajc lii{',!iir iliaii aiiyoihtr Moiiiita:i;s, wlu-ilicr in 
 
 .' I or I ,, ic, ar.il art |h vjirtiially cuvtr'd witli Snow 
 
 • 1 I III ? I-V-alimuIi as rluy lit utulcr tlic Tropick ol' 
 
 I . '..■■»;, wlitii tilt Sim lliir..,^ iinon'ciii in a n r|tmli 
 
 iti'ai line, tin- Snow ainltl.t I.'.' i;u-!t;, and t'ill< «itli a 
 
 I ",ii' itaii, tinrtiit inroilit a^o^c•tlH■n•l»ll'd Likf;, Now 
 
 1! . . llionolilis Water jovn'd to ihc llain that tall.'^ 
 
 MTV I 1 iitiiiiry in iipi'Ci I'.t , ft in ilic MinMi of V/iv, 
 
 " ■ ,:li.iiis till' rvtrliowinj; uf ilit .\.///. ; [ni! tlit Jniinda 
 
 I "11 docs III t .i;')'cai in '7„ir/ til! towards tlit niid.llt uf 
 
 ■ ■' . Ill riaf'ii ta.^tlic U'\l]'t-< fay) that this ateelfory 
 
 I oi).l 'iiiiH li.u t 1.1 iinuli tinu; litlort it tan rta. Ii V. y :. 
 
 Ilk- ' M.ii Mains tliat iia 'o to N'i,./.) and .'•■_:;•■• 
 
 i> II )" 1, iliat lilt cx.iiil .Sf irvc'if 'Ins Kivr eannot |r- 
 
 foiiiiti u't, by n-afon th.u M uiir R". / an.l thj a.lia.tm 
 
 Kicld-- ait fiuroiiriK.I fy laiptbiifliy Furtlls.and Dtiarts 
 
 rr|'Kii!lliil wi I; Willi liiaits ; f> that ■ nc ianimt a|- 
 
 proaili 'ill wr.il, tii ilit lu?ai.l of tlnir I ivt3. Tlity 
 
 aild ili.u till.. W.ucrs run fioiii that Mount.iin ro ilic 
 
 .Sniithw 1;. u:ili a . oiitiiiut.l tnrrtaft, and form ,1 prtat 
 
 I akelh.it Icmisin have nomrrciu; That fcvtial Ki trs 
 
 ifliic t'rotn ilu- South li.ic oi'tiiis I..ikc, fonit of whirh 
 
 (iilei'l thtirtoiirft to tilt Fall, aik! t.tlicrs to the NVtIt, 
 
 .i;id form fo many Anns anJ l.akts, that one vvriiid 
 
 tv^nidvr I'otii whtii c fiK'h a fj-aiitity ofVV.itcr thoiild 
 
 f)7im; : Tli.i! ilic /; 
 
 /" 
 
 ui'oii the lifs of their Ca 
 
 nu N ill tliolt IVfiris, parfiit "em (o:iittime<; two ot three 
 liun 'red leagues to the ioiitliward, and IH'I find file 
 Rivtr.s fprcad out into .'\Y:iis and Lakes after the l.imc 
 
 in.inmr. U; on tins I'lirfuit tlie i.ii-i.piani iniir wiij, 
 dtlait and liaiun Mouniaiii*, in vv!ii,h (aeti -dii.tt ,, 
 Mi.jJ.i ) tiiey liiidilii luliell l.nitiaiiMi,call"ahyiln.,iJ 
 /i«i' „, and Sa\aKC»ilaiuvoid ilicioincifauonoloilii., 
 Mill. 
 
 Tiir tiill lake f.iriiid 1-1 the Si.r is njl,] .5,,^..^ ^. 
 has ;ib(i\i twenty lilaiids, iiilialitcd b\ /f/v/,',),/, wliiiaic 
 V'.iilal, 1 > iht I iii|iioiir of It'.'ci'i.i, Tlu .Ni',- iijij^ 
 Xeiilly lioin ilii.s I..ikt, and alierwards wnli araj liu'il 
 u.it itav.ifes the wliiileCii.iniiy of that luiipciunr an.l 
 ^rani iilK-n ,\;i; --/«, J, withoni luh;; njiihnd 'to 1 
 (_liiiiel, nil n amvcs n icrtaiii Moiim'aiiii wlitrt tin 
 CiiimoIs (if .H.'.'.ir or the an. lent (.(i.'.i./n^.ri .ut i.|a,'J.f.ir 
 iM.lilideul If r. iiiliahired hv ftveial Nation.s of N^.^ 
 !iroes, wluif.w ii|oii il> Hanks tlie CJiauLs of «,)(,;.,. 
 ■ oiiiniuiilv valid ilic Ni/i- (;..i;,,., and by ihc A, « t „:'„,' 
 
 Alur the painii;< of ihc alMvtiiientioiiM CataricN 
 tile .V..I- fpteads out 111 breadth, and inn., with a I'lnil,' 
 (liiani, but i> iKt either fordable 01 navie.al Ic' m' i„v 
 pliiit, till 11 arrives at the llland ot Mcdc, "ealjil U t|„ 
 / :m .vi>« , .Vrh/W',f.i/, i.r. ilr Mother > I g,H,H>o,i, ■ |,.. ,1,',, 
 N.ltncs S:-uh, and the /»/>///«;, V.ii., ; j,, vvhi/h nj^,: 
 f 'tis laid) il.c Qiieenot W.r/v, tli.u vifitcd V,/..,m« |,,j 
 lur nlidenee. -Some Author:, alledpe, that ||u- I'oiil,) 
 Hit iiipi hcie, lHV,aiife there n. 11 a Law in Lihip,., 
 .iiMinlt the .Siuec.lioii ot Feiiialta ro the Throne • rf:, 
 il.is leaf >ii, ris prol-.ible, (lie Was not ol i.tUvil.,, bm ^t 
 .ml-!.!, whiili g..)es by the luiiie of /-.//..Vyi/rt in Sa'ipiiiit • 
 and heiue 'tis that .V /./.Wife 1, .all'd an l.ni,.,.,,, 1 
 but '11. anfwer'd, tli.it ihc iiiiglit be a Queen by' .Via,, 
 ii.ine, aii.i ii..t by Siucelliuii, ' Tlie Queen of (rti../..', 
 was likcHife Soveniy.n ot -his Gmniry, ami font her 
 I nmrli with Olteinu;! ic vM;'.,..,/. where .Sr /', « 
 b.-j,ti7'd_hr.- ■ ' ..>..; 
 
 and unniiH at''-' 
 
 riit llland of .V ri- is very Jaiiti 
 
 , ii.ci' tine.- hn-.?i!r I-.1-. Ilu- Sovii-au.iK ofwluch .'itfei 
 II. in one anotlur 111 t'.ieit Keh ;,.,n "an.l C.:ltom.s, .i,, | 
 foiiittinics w-ape W.u ,.|ic a.i',iiiili an.iiher wiih ineitJl- 
 b'e CiiU'lty. III-.' nioll p iilliiu ,.f r.beil Kini^s is a V-. 
 ."IV1-. and ha.. Ills relidcii. c on the V\ert iidc of the 
 llland , the fecon.l, being a Nei;ro and a follower of 
 IdoLitiv. lives on the North liil'c; and ihe third, who 
 II ion: ..111 lb.- S.nihlii',-, is an •'i.:--//;«/..n Chriltian, r:b- 
 let'l t J I hi- I inpetourot litluofr. 
 
 .\fuuhv .V."pair.-s thislllaivl 'tis n.ivig.able, and i,i 
 the fpn.e . \ littcen ilays the IVjars p^ from tlicnec to the 
 Otv ot (.':._.;(«•.', raUd by the .Anucnts .S,--;,, win re 
 .ir.lini; to tin- allet-ation of the Poet:;, the Rays of th- 
 Sim fall ill a pei|ei,di.:iil.ir line, aiidiattiu lliadow it 
 Noon. Ti.is IS tliclirltlrontier cf /•: ;i£( upon tlieCon. 
 fines of .V.-.i/.i. below wineluhe Siic .i!i\.,uh a very file 
 Navigation. In tine, the ,\VV fills intiD the Meduetu- 
 iiean by feveral Cliaiicls, oppoUte to the illand of Cifn.-, 
 .■\s fbr the Iii'indation of the \iV. , and the other lir, .im- 
 itan.-es that attend it, we refer theRtadei to 'JvmiUoi 
 Ueferiptionot /j',>/'. 
 
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 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 II. 
 
 Coiitoiinmg a p.irti(iiiar Account of the Kingdom of Morocco 
 
 /row; John Leo. 
 
 
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 -1 1*. l-,lwbi. 
 rtni*. iSoir 
 .- .i.A-i„ 
 
 {N .'tftii;;!.:; ilieli.u-i.ii Ki:.;; ioiii.; oi .-I'.-z.'.-.f, vvt Ihall 
 fei 1 lit from ib.eWe.'t, and io ,id-.aiiv.-c Uallwar.l. The 
 null VVelteni I'rovii, e of .W. rt>:co is boiiti.'.ed with 
 lie (Vein on the Wi :t an.! North, with the Mountains 
 if \i- on i!-(.- Siv.iiii, aijil on the bait with tlu- Rncr 
 i'.tili : ',w hi h liriiips our of the forefiid M.H;iita:n, and 
 fall., int ) ilie Iliver I'^'ijlft, dividing H?.t from the next 
 I'lovn. e. This Country is u;i.,-\eii and rugged, full of 
 ro^ky Mountain';, W.j.ids an I R.vcrs ; 'tii very rich, and 
 V. e'l i'e I led. and att'jids plenty of b)rer, Hares, (ioats 
 .1.1 I -XiU--, b.ir !'. 'V Sheep, Oxen or Horfes, and very li' 
 tic l-'niit: The Iii'.:il-'t iir.s feed upon unlcivrn'd Barly- 
 irtad, bak-.d in :ifoit lA :iii liarilien Van iiitheforin of 
 a Cake. Their Cdoathing fo- ihc moll part i, a Wool 
 len Coverlet . nH'd EUlijc) not uii'ike rli.; fr.t/.'cji P)lan 
 kets, wiapt al out 'cm, and girt with a Woollen Girdli 
 ,iboii' their H ps. '\ he Batdulors always keep their 
 Beards Ihaveii. bur the inarrie,! Men I'litTer tlu-ir Hair 1.1 
 pr.ow. Here is nothing to be fomul of Virtue or Learn- 
 iny, uiilcfs it be fonie lir.all knowledge of the Laws of 
 
 the Cuuniry,_ ulu '1 foiiie liw [iietend to. Tiie-.- luv.> 
 neither I'hyti i:i.'i r.or Sni^eon, unkfi ir be a ibrt of 
 S-.irgcoiis v.-ho lie iiiiploy'd in eireuineilinn their male 
 CInidnn : Wln-n any iiliiefs I'eizes cm, they cauterize 
 tlieaffedei p.uc with reddmt Ircuis. 'Liiey have no re- 
 gard to Jultie-, an.l wlieii any of eui trauls abro.ad, he 
 
 takco aloni; witli hiiii a Wife ui a W.hote, 
 
 elisions 
 
 Petfon of the Country he goes to. The few Horfes this 
 Co;i;itrv atfnn]-; .irefo nimble and mct'li'.l,th,at ;hev will 
 .bill!) like C^ats over the llce|' and eraggy Mountaiiu; 
 they aitalvvays unll.od, and togeth-.i wit1i the Alfeslerve 
 to till the Oiound. 
 
 The :inrjciit City of Tnitirji f one of the Cit:Ci ofw«!>Cl 
 Uft) was built by the AtrL.ws upon amort bcautifui"'""- 
 laine Piain, and furrouiided with a lofty Bri^k Wall. 
 It atfotds no Iniisorl'ubluk Hou!es, Co that a Stiangcrlt'Hjr'^^ 
 (being aiM.rchant, mult liiid o.it an Acquaiiit.iii -e 
 to lodge with, or if be has none, the Inhabiranrs u(t 
 lots who Ihall entertain hull ; ami let his CoiiJitioii be 
 never fo mean, he meets with a Ijofpiiablc and honyur.i- 
 
liKllI,l(.hap.l. 
 
 A T)e(criptm of Africa. 
 
 317 
 
 uf.'j intit Willi 
 
 (au(;-il|i,g |„ 
 
 Is.cili'ahyilitni 
 
 rif.iunnnl Diiii., 
 
 .A]i.l S.i; jiij 
 ''/>/'''■', wild Ulf 
 
 rill .Ni„ pjUis 
 
 n'li iir.iii.l.iit- 
 iliiiliciuiir.aiia 
 ;i iiJiihiiil 10 4 
 
 .11114 Wllllc Oil 
 
 /'■' .111' I'Ij, '(];<'""■• 
 
 N.iiiDiis lit Ni- 
 
 l.lllis yt Uiiniii,; 
 by the Ami nun, 
 
 iiiiul (ai.irich, 
 in witli .1 (;,iitK. 
 
 IVll'jl ll- III ,l|,y 
 
 ir, olid l.y tli( 
 
 i.H'0:ll ; lyllic 
 
 ill wlllill pl.n,. 
 
 it<\l S ,L,,u II, ll.ld 
 
 lll.lt llll- KHlId 
 
 Law 111 LU'i'fi.i 
 K riiniiit ; \(., 
 i'.ll'i'fi.i, but ut 
 '/!'.< iiiS>iij>iim ; 
 i an l.ti u,-i.tii. I 
 Hiuiii l.y Ma,. 
 
 ry, ,iml Tent hct 
 wlicrc St. I'. ,, 5 
 
 an.l 1 1 mutu ,it"-'' 
 s (il'ulucli iliiFct 
 1,1 C'.illoms, an.l 
 liiT with mcaJi- 
 'i Kiiii;s is a V.;. 
 A crt liilc ot ilic 
 I .^ iVillowcr tif 
 ilio tliirJ, who 
 1 Cliriltian, fib- 
 
 i\ig.i'ilc, anj ill 
 rointliciioctothc 
 Its i/.'v.i, wIktc, ,' - 
 , the Rays otlh: 
 .lit iij Ihailow ;it 
 III uron thcCoii- 
 Fiiuh .1 very fitc 
 3 <:lic Mcdiictra- 
 lllanJ of Cyprus, 
 lit ijth< r tiruim- 
 iiti to Jehu Ltii'i 
 
 ?rk'J H 
 
 r,'j;i;l»l 
 
 orocco 
 
 to. Tiicv liaw 
 
 it be .1 ibrt ot' 
 
 iliii;; their irak- 
 
 tliey caiiterue 
 
 hey liavc n 1 rc- 
 
 .vih abroad, he 
 
 , or .1 iclij^ious 
 
 fiiv Horfei this 
 
 I, that ;hcv will 
 
 igpy M'junums; 
 
 thiheAUbsl'crve 
 
 A' the Cit.cs ofWunCi 
 a mort Icautiful""'"' 
 )t"ty BrKkWall. 
 that a Stranger lufc"'''-^ ' 
 in Atquaiiit.inc 
 Inhalnranrs caft 
 lis ConJitiuii be 
 ;ic 4iid hoiiuur.i- 
 b!c 
 
 W' 
 
 I le Kc iPtioii ; lUilyiip iiilii'' l)e|'i|-ti!U' Ik- luiill KHow 
 .1 CVmip'iiiicnt ii|"iil hi. 1.111,11 ird, 1.) iiiike hiiii the 
 imnewriioim- at hi* ri'-Xt Kniirii. A Siranrer ihir i'' 
 not a Merchant, 11. .y | it,h ii|ioii any grear Ma r: Hoiile 
 1,1 \o.\fic ill, an 1 ^ ■ I'l^'il '" III ike noCJuii; lnunt ,i, hi,s 
 ni|viiiu:c. It a lJtii;,ir or l'il,nrim palhri thai wiy, lie 
 iNCiitrtiain'd in ,1 lliiipital, Imill at tlie piiMifkUiar^c, 
 |.:rthe Kih',!"' t' thr T "<r. 
 
 liiiht Miidit ot ilm ( iry there Itoful ,-n aivient ni.ii;- 
 lufi <:nt 1 tnipleot a hii^e biciiels, whi, h 1 . laid toh.ivc 
 kiiil'.i'iiih'l when th' Km. Hit Mn o.\o ^vas ,So\<rii;;ii 
 over that Cviiitry. Thi^ TLinch' has a ;;reai lilli in m 
 [he iiii,lrtor II, an 1 a gieat ni.iny I'rie!'. an, I lUlij-Mus 
 IVejIe I'd' ii;ilo It. 'I hire are fcveral other T'liipli-; 
 lining wIikIi aie li I liffle, hut wiihil very iieii an I 
 ihai. .Alinit 100 r.miillciot Vnii hv'd iint ; Imi in 
 the<5i t't Yiat ot "■;'."•''<», ir \va> feen tn he in ruinei, 
 Kiii'i»oly reiotlei'i by Havemaiul otlur llnd, 
 
 At lli<' 1 oot ol .III Hill, iS Mile's l.allw.ii 1 Iroiii 
 r,i/«;(', lt,ii'ds "l'irji',7, iTovvn '•ontainini; al-oiit itnj 
 HoiiAi, a liaiel) leiiii li . t.nir Hol'pitals an.l :i Kelnji- 
 oiisMiinalkrv. It ha* a riiiioiis I'ort iii'on the Duan, 
 lalld .1, will !i iindiis It riihrrtlun IV./w//. IIh' 
 aJiiitii' fertile Melds I j jly it with I'reaHilenty otCoro 
 and I'lillc : Twajdcllruy dby 'he I eriiif/iej: uitheYe.ii 
 
 l.i^hl Miies fouii,>varJ ot I'.e/i/v, (lands i he Cltyot 
 ;/.:,/."-,■')' upiin a Main, contaiiiini; 700 hamdics. Its 
 Walls, Chinches, .md H'.nli,, are all I'liiit ot Free 
 (lone. It li.inye.irly Isiirs, l,illiiii;h)r 1 -, Days, arwlneli 
 thty lul preat Itoie U l.'iitle, Buuii. Oi\. Iron and 
 Uo:h to the iiciulihoiiiiii^ Naiions. I he Woiia'n ol" 
 ihii City arc white, tat, and virv .oinely; iiid iheir 
 Hiisbii'Js aie fobiiitilhly lealoii., as to aiteiiipt 10 nmr- 
 dir wholoi vir d(») but talk wiih'iiii. Iluyh.iveiio 
 Judges, no Icariinip, noi.iMyDitliniition ot'Worili anioiij; 
 'hiCitizens ; fo that he who is lu belt rules as a Kinp. 
 Their Rcliijinus Matters ate niiiiijgil Iv Mutiihi..!, 
 Prteltb, whoarceximi ted from all 'I axes. 'I'he I'oiiiigurle 
 faAd ihis Town i.'i the jl^ ot' the //.r < «. 
 
 Lij;lit Miles to ihe .South ot ILulcc, n, on the Inji of 
 a li;i;'i Moriitaiii, (lands //e»;/i ».ii;/i),, ioniainiiij> 2ri 
 Fan ilie-, whiili larnes on a perpcti.al War with it, 
 Nti^d 01. IS in a niol^ blui 'y and Isebariiis manner. 
 'I'lSi.tterly uSimhH't i ■ |ulti.e andHoiulty ; for it has 
 neither I'rieli-, |' djies, in r Lnvyets, In a v^'ird, no 
 Pcop'.e .11 dei llcaun arc more trcaihii'iiis andwuke'l. 
 Their .\lonniaiiK, tbo' deftitute of binit, aft' td ereat 
 plenty .if li^ney, whi Ii fer\rs eiii both for hood and 
 Tralt'K'k, but the Wav ol it tliey ihtuw away, lH.ing ig- 
 norant ot Its r>'le. 
 
 Twelve MlJe4tr> the South of infit, flai.ds I'.ltHitdt 
 upnii iht t0|) of a Mountain, l.i'tilial iiaiiirally with a 
 high R:irk infiead of a Wall, and comaiuni; above 800 
 Families, 'Tis fiirroiinded with niotk pleaCani (lar.teiis 
 an.l Orchards, replcniih'd with alUonNof Frees, efpeei- 
 aily W.dniit -Trees. T in- Inh.V'iiants are ii.h, ind pay 
 no Trilutc to ilie -('<!.' ',iHj, with whom they wape c- 
 feriul War. They have great phmy of Horfes. 
 For Civility , ind Hofpitality, ihey eoine Ihort of no 
 People wh.rtfoevcr, thre being Watchmen fit at every 
 {■ate, fn eondiiC-l all til,- Strangers that'Onie, either to 
 the H.iiife of theii .Anjaur in;e, if they li.ive any, or to 
 apubliik Inn, wheieihey aie nitert.iin'd .lecordinp, to 
 thcinjiiality, upon the piibli.k Cliarge. They are re- 
 ligions Ol'lervel:: (-f ihiir W.'.rd., but niiiihtily fub- 
 ]st\ to Jealoufy. In the iii.,lli of the Town tliey have a 
 (lately Temple, I 3 wli > U a ..ertain niiniber of M.tl'im- 
 <'■■'! I'riefls beloii';. 'Fhc iieiflibouiin)'. Village; lodge 
 their Gnu in this City, where tis defended li.>ni liic 
 Exeui lions of iheii l.i'.emies. 
 
 Ha\ingparsd ;./.•.;,/.•/( 14 Miles, we c^me to I't^iejs, 
 ainndeir. round City, (landing upon the top of a Hill, 
 vvhi',h has winding Steps hewn our of the hardRo. k, np- 
 onitsSides. The liih.i'oiiaiits b ivc no oiher Water, but 
 what then Women leuhfroni aRucrtliat rnns by thePoot 
 of the Hill about (ix. Miles ort", tho' whenview'd fidnitlie 
 City, it feeiiis to be not above half a Mile oH'. The 
 ivay liajingtothii River is very narrow, being tut out 
 nfthc Roek in the I'orm of a pan of Stairs. This 
 Couiitiy is much mfehed with loenlfs, wbiih devour 
 theii Cijrn, and fomctunes cover the whole Surface of 
 the Gtound. 
 
 Fifieen Miles to the South of ;■',•(•', itaiKls EirJeuct, 
 aTowninhabitedby J'-ivj, who derive their ExtraAion 
 from King D IX i.y, tho' tlioy ha- e ejichang'd their own 
 law Fortlie .W.f/.'omMi;. The 1 .iwyers of this place arc 
 admirably well vers'd in their l.aws and Conlbtutions, 
 whi..h arc colleAed into viie V'o'.uuie, i aU'J ii.m.i./i ».i«o, 
 liidcjmmcntcduponby a fiuio.is Au'.hor, call'd ^'W/e. 
 
 •I Hi 
 
 Irl.l.. 
 
 Fi| hteen Miles toiiii luhleiin, .md aboiil half a Mli: ■"'*''' 
 riciiii IHi^Mi, there (lands a Cattle lalld <,. i,../*' '•" 
 
 Um:,rl.l, \. C. (, • /(..^ ,r Iti'l^.tlr , biiJit 0,1 ihc flip vt 
 
 ■1 Mount, llll, ivhiili i, lirroiind'il wirh divris oilu 1 
 Motniiam-, of i.jiial lieoiln wiib r. fib, :inil •riM r'j 
 wirhiiaggy Rnik.ind huge Woods. Thf ( ,i|t!e is only 
 .le. cllableliy .1 natiow I'aih up. in one (i.le "t the Mmn- 
 l.iiii, "I'wnbiiill lilt litelv Iv n niif Se rfl', ,1 M,!,-/^ 
 iiiftf: I'li'uhei, hIi.p I'V iiiakiiij; f.vrei.il Ininovauoii, in \ 
 Religion, drew .il'ter hiiii.i gteat iiiin I 'rot Dili ;pkj and' 
 Siclitnr, an.l It l.ilt I eiauie airiii! I'yi.'it Hi> do- 
 ve ininrnt lalti 1 twelv 'N'lirs, and ,11 ilie end ot w'l li 
 he WIS (liinliy lii.owii VVii;., t'lr Imiii; with liei llueji- 
 terbv a t'lrnn i Husband, I Y"! that li;s Ii'iioi.in. , .uul 
 \yiekedni)» wa, detii'ted, and the liihibitants i,t li; 
 Country Hew all h . Dili iples .wX SeCKu ej, i st.-e;-ru.j. 
 hi, GranJ-foii, who ihteiided the C'afiie, 1 otwithiian i- 
 iiig a whole 'bill's Sii;;o, and n this l),iy fay. If) 
 iii'Jetls till I'lople i\{)liH with contin-til VV.it, li-ui'. 
 upon Robbiry and .Spoil, tthiih ho alfeilts, par.ly by 
 I luiiie 1 (')rl"e iiicn, win purfiiethe 'I'ravellir* tiiatpalj l>v 
 I llie Callh, .iiidpatdy by tiiiti'iei',, win li e i'|)oii e 11 
 ' Ita.hltaiii.e, ihe Hi;;li-w..y being aliii'll .1 .'.(il. oti jioin 
 ilie C.iliic, I lowevir lie i, I'/ luted by t! ■,' rec\ple, thai, 
 I be has i|.) looting witliout the alHiVi-nieMlioii'.l M iini- 
 'tiHi. He Ins lairy d hi^ (j'rand t'athei's Roiyto li ho- 
 nourably mtci'd in thcCiftle, and udoi"d by hi» IVoj-lo 
 as a Uod. 
 
 File grcatcft patt fjf the People of // ' dwell t pi^n ^ 
 M.iuniani, OnepanoF 'i 11 (lall'd /„'•-' lii/t iiihabii , 
 ihatpai.ot /I;,.-, whuh iU!i,froiii the Oce.in liatlward ''"'■'■i 
 ,10 J.; ,j.,;./;;i/, and divides //.M I'lout ,V.i,'. 'Fhe li adih'j^'''„,| , J, 
 : of this kidge IS three l)ay> Journey. "Fi,< well it.' k'd ihi .'m-. 
 I withl/iiiiitfy \illages .iiirl Inhabitants, who tecU ti|oii 
 Hailey, (ioat,s-l''a.lh, ,iiid Hiney; and we.ii ii'Mther 
 ShiUs II .| any few'd (i.iriiienti, Imir^ .iltoueiher ilii.ic- 
 iliiainied withNiedle Woik. Wlu', .App.'iel they have 
 haii';sby a Knot upon tbiir Shniilcrs, being tart,n",l 
 with Silver Butionsof an Oimc wcighc. Their Wo- 
 nien wear ilii.e or uu re SiUet ■''iii'supon their liars 
 'Fheriilier lort 01 l'eo'>'e w.Mr Silver Riii'," on tliei'. 
 Fuigi IS anil Legs, bir thepooivi h.iv only K,ii',.s of I- 
 ton or Copp< r. This Country ati.irds 1 i'-iifi., i I'a (r.ail 
 lize. but uondcrf'dly I'wift; and gr. at Itoie if Wiiii- 
 (■'oats, llaies, andU^er; .ind yettbe l-.ii.ibitaiu>,iieiio.. 
 i{i,cnio I livuiiig, [t .il ounus with Fountains and I tees, 
 tlpeeially Wahiut Tiei.. Th'^ li Iiab i Hit . tieqneinl/ 
 ll.ift their Se.its, for iinjlt of Vni live aller tlic .-U wu': 
 Way. 1 heir Anns .'o- lir.wl em kt.l D.iggers, and 
 Swirds jsiiiick as S)tlii,. ' Fu faid tbey at".; able to 
 lea,' . loeo Mm lilt." ilic Field upon raafioii. Ihcv 
 li.i.e III ther Judges, I'liett^or Temples; and Iviiis al- 
 I'li'eihei un.iLi|uaint.\l with Fcauiing, jietfue i-.,jtmiig 
 bu: Lcwdi.is aiid\'il:,in.'. 
 
 .'Viiorher ,.'ouiu,i:!i in the Country (S Itc, fall''! p..,,,,,.. 
 D «;.</f 1-.7, is li.;ewilepari it .4,'/.', and rim, Eaftward 
 troin the ibjse meniioned Ridite about ■ju Mil.s, di- 
 viding pair (d' //,', ti^ji-.i S:.. J is w.-l| I' > k d with 
 moil baibar'.iis Inhabitants, who b.ae Hotlis in great: 
 plenty, and frei'aently v.age War wi; lithe neighbouring 
 .l'Ai'ir,i:s. They have a i;reai many NoMi men or fto- 
 vcrnouis, t'i wh.^,n the ull ate very i^bedieiit. They 
 base no Towns rrrCa(:!es, but oniy (ijuie Vill.i_t;es or 
 Cottages, where the lictterl<>rtre(ide. The whole On' n- 
 try abounds with Springs, whiihrun mtn a RivercaU'J 
 V/>/ir/r. 'I'heir Appare,!. dicent, ; .md they arc vjiy l;i- 
 dullrious. They (oliifsgteai Quantitits olfron, v.b.iirli 
 is e.'<j orted to odier pl.iees. There are a %t^.\l many 
 Jr.t ill thisCioun'iy, who ler^e as inerccnaiy ,Vou!dicr,s, 
 and a;e call'd by the other ?,-.i'i in ../•■•' .i, Cnr.uii:, i.e. 
 y.. ijitU'C-tiiCii, lor they re)eii>ed T'ri.litioil. It afli'rda, 
 plenty of Pox, MatliJi. and hieh Waliiit trees. They 
 have a kind of^ Olives, calld A.^.ir.:, from which, to- 
 geili. r with Walnuts, they cxprel', a very Lii'.i r Oil, aui * 
 
 iile it boh in tlkii Lamps, ,and by way ot Sauce to 
 ihcir Meat. I is faid this People can lead intj the Field 
 Zijioo eiperi Soldiers. 
 
 T'he Mountain of Ion, conunnn!yeairdC'./.-.'.s'.''.i./.'.'/', j^;,^<^» 
 andlyiiig within the Territory of ■<c-, is not to be ac- 
 lOiHitcdany pan of ,;.'/.i.. It extends ftcnn the Oce.in » 
 Southward to the River 'l'>-'"fifi, -Tnd divides //r<i frooi 
 .')h. ,•,;,'..• and .V. ,.■,>: The Inhabitan's are call'd %_j/-.:^«. 
 This Hill, which is full of walle Del.uts, .tbouiids with 
 . dear Spiiiigs, Floncy, and Oil ■•'.^.u-.t; but it atToi.w 
 little Corn or I'ull'e. Ti'e Inhabitants are all very de- 
 vout and religious, but tew of 'eiii arc rich. A great 
 iiiiny Hermit.! live upon the top of the Mountain. v,ho 
 drink Water, and feed only on the Fruit of feme Trees ; 
 .uid wlia'evec tlicfe /( ■»i<>:t do, ii cnccniM a Miracle. 
 Their Pnniluueiu of Theft 01 any othci Crime, is ini- 
 
 mudiace 
 
 
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 318 
 
 if DcjcnptioH of Aixxcx. 
 
 i'JblTi Ith.p i 
 
 nicJiatc H.triillinu'nt for a rrrt*iii f|Mcc rf Yf.ir». B< lli.iio«, wh» air il.oiiii l>jr lot c-.crv liitprn M'mtli'. 
 iitg ol .1 iiiiuipiiC'Mble'rnn|vr, ihcy chitolf riih'Tt'^ I lurr .in-j ^n-jr iiMny .7c»- 111 iliist'itN, vvli.. jre\ttv 
 iviy Tri'-nu rci tluit Nofilil <mi.i the ./i.i/'mi.', ilmi "<I «'" iiiilic Cml.ldnf.li, C»ip.ntir, .nn.! In lilikc '('n It,, 
 i 1 i*iniluthiit liivilions liy War. Sn iniiili Jurthc Ki" 
 
 (jloilot' H' . 
 
 ' Nc-a in « >iir<i' I. <hp I'roMncc ot ^<", Inniimiiin 
 ^\ litwjrl li'iiii itii- O I 111, Vnituv.ifvi trotii iIk- fuiul\ 
 |1il'.iri«. Niiilixviul li.iiii ilic iiiiiT'll Iciwii i,f //-i.ldnrHi t tU I.i\n.' 
 
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 /, I'lv r 
 
 turr !a ..'. 
 
 I(li.i>,i wiiklv Mukamrs Milruhy, wlicli Juws in 
 Ri I, It nun, lien .1 i.Hi.-i, h III li..n ilii; V.ilicn ,.. 1 
 M>HMit,iiui. It i« »J,iiiiM Willi .1 il.ui'h Triiii'c ;if"l 
 lillim.iir,, .It liu- I iilij.vll i;iui,<c, iiuiiy riiill^ ,i,ui I ^, 
 
 ail.! l..iHw.iril li.'M' till- Kiur Vhi 'Id iMpin tmiii ii 
 ViltiTii I'lJiiit. I'lHHi llu' Si-.' Ilidro, uluri" -liii' Lik'-- 
 It Kil>'. il.c .iiKiun .ihi./i"i I'lnli time Imill Inwiiv 
 »iili>- .lil^'iKw- nl ,1 Mil' liniii "lie :iir>ihi'i, wliuli ui'rr 
 all.-.iliM I'y (HI. N.iiiic, \i.' M ih ('.v. Ihmleit /V.nr,) 
 .uillr.rToKiii'i'.l \\ nil a «li,ii' Si. iii'W.ill. 
 
 rilltlM'.llllllfi lIllVlTlllHI )',I'."HlM' > iT.Um, Ulllill 
 
 I'.nci iiinii.' 10 itii Ciii liny, aikl 111 Sinnmii !•• !•> I>iw, 
 ili.ir nik' may r.mitoiiloi.t. '1 he en. mil WiMlihut the 
 liih.\|iiiai«.- ct' iliii C mint ^ I wluri' iln- iliric Tinviis 
 lUii.l ) nii'.ti;Miil).ili". ; I'm iluy li.Jvi' plcmy iil I'alin- 
 lic •* ; l>iit iluir IVitcs aic imt wi.nli inmli, K'>aiili ilicy 
 VI I not kiq' il'Dvca Yi ir. 'Iluy .ill .ipl'ly ilicmlilvi s 
 I'llu ImiuU 1,1 .;■■•!( aii.1. v. /'rw/', at wliuli time* il.i' 
 KlVCl Uvills lit if It ilfKn lint, llirii H.uv It IS |;i«iil lu' 
 iiutliiiii;. llKirCiimu iipr in A/. > : I li'ir (ii,niiil 
 iirc Miy Clllily, 1.) ihit Ciiliio n ^<'l•y I iru- .imoni- 
 'cm. 
 
 Ni't fit from tlu- Sc.i (i.li- lliry Iwv'' .1 TrinpU-, ilic 
 H.ituii. .iiul lk:iin>ot \\ Ilk li .til' 111 Jill nt Wli.ili Honi'^; 
 l.ir W'liilisot .1 iiioiillrolK liro .uc ultrntinvs call ii|> 
 lira. 1 iipunili.u .Mil ic. 'Mic i. imnnn Pii\|'lc imapiiii', 
 tint I'V .1 lurit I'liwir lii"ll'n.v'il liy (ioil ii|'iiii ilii- lini- 
 I'lo, II ) Wli.iK' i.in piCsliy it wnliriiit iinineiliiii; Dcatli : 
 Init till.- li mil ut tin; Matter IS, that on iitlur liilc nl 
 tlu'Tiinptr, thirc arc Rocks that llioot two Miles into 
 ihc.Si'a. and woim.l ilir Whales wlun thry li;;lit ii(ciii 
 Vni. Thry ki'cii a Whale's Ril> of .111 iiKTiilil'k liiifili 
 foia Mrailc, wlii> li Iviiip upon ihc (Jroiiiiil uiili lis 
 iMiiM'x part npi'ctinolt, makes nii Atili, the llenl ol 
 whiih.aniioi l>c reaeh'.l hya Man upon a CaMiei's iJaek 
 Tliis Kill M"l\ s 7(i' H i, ') IS l.ml to have laMi iherc 
 a hiHiniui VuirsUliMel I'awit. TluirHiltorians affirin, 
 that a I'roj'hct who propliely'vl ot Mii»'»ii-i, raiiie fruni 
 til. s Temple; arii! loiiieiio not Itaii.l ni alfiri, iliar the 
 I'rnpJKr \t>>'M *va< lalt f.illi I'y the Whale U|><iii the 
 Slioar of VflU. I'pon this. Shore there is preat llnrrol 
 Amber M be toiiiul, whielitb.e I'.iru^^.rfr ami I'fffin 
 Ml nhaiits bny very ehe.ip ( i. e. h fs ihan a Oiisat /■cr 
 1 Umice \ Sonic lay 'tis ma.le of \V hali< Oiuip, aii.l o- 
 tiuTSdf ?/'fH/.iCVii, whiili Iciiii; liatilciiM by the JJea, 
 is I. lit 'iron the next Shnar. 
 
 Kn; I'u frnin V. j, llaiiils I' \:nt, whuli contains 4000 
 I'.inu'i's. The aiiiaemt Country projiirei plenty r.f 
 (ir.iin, Isirley, I'llfc and Dau's, as alio of .Siui,ar, only 
 li r M.iMt ot the belli;', aaiiiainteil with the way of 
 pr.liing, jiyiiiigaml prciariny it ; uliat they liavr i,i 
 ii'ai.K .iiij iiiilavonry, anil the AfsM.i-.i, F'^, niiil iNV.j' 
 
 lite t;KKclUa;riii'«' nYtfruft, (onrait)lii..;.Iove 
 'i.'io bamihe., liirroiin.lej iviili ,1 iii'kIi .Si,ii,I.' M-,|| ' "" 
 aiiillyiii|;6 ■ Mil. slriin, ilir ( ),ian, f, t.'itlie Sun hv.iMJ 
 "t -i.-.i, .11.1 an Ml. e. of the Vh. River. TihIhJ dn. 
 ■'(.. ojl.mlt it. "iis never wiihoi.t t v I U i, ,, ,|,,. 
 Iilliabu:in:s beiiii; iliuilv.l into ih.ee I act • i' , nn'e K 
 ivhi.h the .1 rfi .1/ aliv.iv«li,le hhIi, .1111. i ;i,i(; •\s th, r 
 I'av «oes. They have )>reat plenty ot" I om an.l t.„,|,|,. 
 butihei, W..1.I iSNeiN >..aile. Iluv iiiake a l..it <,l' 
 (..iiiiuir.>, wh. hare cxporteil on. i a Vi-ar to r. .'.;„? 
 '.Hi/'H'), an.l lalurplaei.* in V,;. i/,(«,/ : I'lu... have.' 
 Maikct twill. J Wuk, Their Attirris in foiiirn„;,f;,. 
 lieceiit [and their Woin n ..le beaiitif.l ; b- r -i^. m,., 
 beini',.leli.eii.le.l of bfuk 1 ailiers iml vvh.'.c Moilivn, ,,.r 
 ol a ia\Mi) luaiihy Complex 1)11. 
 
 .As lor the M.niiiiaiiioiis paits. Iho Moiminin Ihci'.- 
 '■I, lli.t hiir; r. Ill tin: ,lr.i. almoin 40 Mile, bartmr,! ' 
 iMiihaUteil b) \alhan! 1-. ot-.i.eii, „:n; (,t «.;„„„ ,^||j , 
 eiiii.untcr with two Horiem. n. It rrnilmes Ihrley K.i. 
 anil p;eni\ i.f Honey, but roCorii. ' I i-i never wnlio'it 
 Snow, an.l vet ilie Inlubiiaiit. are li) hardv is ro «,.ir 
 but one liiiple l.armenr all th. Viar roiin,!, -]■;,,. 
 Mountain /W m beRiiinin4 Weltivar.l fr.im tluJ 
 Moiiniain, rnn; Ijll to the Repion ot ih.:^ :f ami"'' 
 Soinli 10 the riain-; ..f S,„. 'T„ timnlh .1 wlili iikin""" 
 ■ it Hoi fes, anil iiihaluicd by a \allMm I'eople, uho 
 H'.i;.j eternal ('ml Wars, upon the a,- oiui: nf lii-neSil 
 \er Mines, out ol wliuli the prevailing i'.iriv ..ips Sil- 
 ver, aiul dillribiites n e.jnallv amon;., the I'aitif.iiiM. 
 
 Ilie liiii.l ri.ivintc ot the Kii'if'iloin of ,\;,i,, ,,•,•, n^.i,,!.,., 
 that rilia ■r:r H.yjx,, rf Mor.r, cxreiulinj} Kiltvvaru • ' * ■' 
 tiuniihe Muiiiraiii of Krjii'.i to tlw Moimtain lh..t:„:f ;'■'" 
 ami Northwaid tothebalt Boulei ot' llr.i: lis Horni is 
 :.|nio(liriatn;nlar. The whole C'onniry is .1 moll fertile 
 preen I'lun, Well Itoekd with Cattle. As lor ns lomis 
 aiiiK.uies. 
 
 AbiHit eit>ht Miles to the Uall of the River /f/;/r>i,/../ 
 (lands Vcirlhu up, n a I lill ol /(//,,,, Lllld f;,fHwi>'.l.. 
 The Inhabitants till the Gronml npon tlie li.le of the 
 Mountain, ami pay a tint,! part of iln. I'r. ,liiel bv wn 
 ot tiibutetothe ,/..,-/./d',j. Um they J.in imt till il.,- 
 exeellem futile I'l.aiii at the boot ol the Hill, Im fVar ol 
 the pbii.dcriim 'r.-A/. 
 
 Alarceand iniprepnable Ion Iritely hnilr eallM \r.i- 
 Pc'^iimi chfl. furroiinJeit on all h.mds vviih M.'iintaiii ,'!,.,/ ' 
 (laiulsabnut 40 Miles tVoni.v,.,^, -. ,i|.,,n the u>v ot a " 
 Mountain, iiiulir whieh fj'r ii.;s ■hiflmu-l, i.e. Vlcl{<-, 
 S.ilr, loeallM, beeanlei riieaksciiiot the lido of a 
 
 !■:: Meiiliants bi!V lip whit they can fp.;ie. Tlie only , Hi'i wiili a hi.leriis Koile, and nul•e^ a vt ty dpepCnlt. 
 Money tluy nfe, is the (lolil liif.M niit ol' their own Ih.slMii (om.iiiis alnoll ii.ro lamilies, beini' we.'l 
 (ironi'ls; fir thry ha\ennSilver biir«hat poes towards 'loek d uithacivil People, tlia* Wiardei. in Appa'iel,.ird 
 their \Vi-.mens()riiaiiients : Ilie lealt Iron Com they eni;i\ate Me.-haiii. k Arts, .'\b011t14 MiUs to theV i(t 
 
 have weip.lis aim. ll an Oiinec- Fips, (irapes, Feaelus, 
 and Dates, arc the only I'lniis that thrive upon that 
 So I. 
 
 'Ih.' famous Cnd'nm Leather of M,.ir(c\ is drefi'd 
 hire, where liHidesiofl (ix Dii.-ats, and in^bt ai l'--{. 
 The South p.irtol Ihl^ Country is difpeopl'd, an.l liib- 
 )eifl to the niit'.hl'o uinp ,U^I intn ; bni th.' North J'arr 
 I\h:j{ towards the •/•',;■, ii. well llor'd with Towns, Vil- 
 lap.cs, and Hamlets. 
 
 In the midltof thisCitv, there (lands a ftaiily Tein- 
 
 ■ pie, .-all'd 'i'" '1 ■'■rrj>. or Pt ihiefrfl, thro which mns 
 
 a br.iii.il of the River ,?i... Fa.h qnaner of the City 
 
 li.is i!s pe.iiliar (ioitrnoi i , rhol'eii every three Moirlis; 
 
 ot /)i'/i;:.i'.;//./T, upon a part ot 
 
 !linlsaC;itv .-all;! 
 
 ;»H.':;»i;',-/, near t.. whieh Ins ilu I'.om! over the Menu- 
 tains to (.;.:J»/'t, kiKnvn by ilie Nan ent' Wr..i. , j. e. ./ 
 Hrtv flrrn'A with l-e.nlr,,, alaidiii" to ilie Snow thai^'"' 
 often falls there, appareinly in the form cf Feathers r.i- 
 thcr tathor than .Snow. 
 
 Nor far from hence there's a fiir I irpc Plain, ol (. 
 Miles extent, prodiK ing inciMnparableCorn, but aprri 
 part of it is nniiihabital, by rcafon of the Oepu.ia-.i 
 ons ot the yhMunr, and the Souldiers of M- 
 rcco. 
 
 About l.^ Miles from /tf.'rj, and lix from the Rivrr 
 Tcififr, npon^avery large Field, Hands M:r,cco, one of]J„,. 
 
 and ;liefe CJovcrnoiirs uiil as States of aC>iMniionweabh.lthepreatc(l Cities in the World ; tijimded ( as 'tisfiiJ 
 Ihi'V are ;\-'petna!ly enf,a.;'din War, wliiih renders 'cm in the 424 Year of the //re /. ,r, by ■Jt'i'pl, the Son o! 
 foer.li ;:nii iinrolilll'il. |'i'e'^''i Kinp ot the Tribe ot lu.t:n.t- when he man h' J 
 
 'i heii'xt Town in ^iif is TimUni, which eontains a-, to the Region of Afcicrc. 1 he Rnildini's of this City 
 bnve ;c::;Houle.s. When the Family .if .I'.oi'" I'way'd arc Haii-ly an.lartitici.al beyond exprellion.' In th.' Reipii 
 llie .Scepter of H'^, rlns was the Seat of the King of ot Km;!; W"''', the Son of pifh. it inntanul above 
 /'-,• bis Vice-roys. Tlieii ptcleiit (jovirnmeiir is lodg'd ii^oroo Fainilies, bcinp .adorii'.l with 14 (iatis, and a 
 in I'r.c Hands cf fo'.ir Noble-men, elcftcd yvery lix vcrythiek Itroim white Sione Wall, Ulides « j;rcaf m.i- 
 Moiulis. ^ nv rcinples. Colleges, Bathing I'laces, and liiii?, tuilc 
 
 .^t thcdiftar.-e cf r;o A/iKs F.i(lward from r.vcimt^ .it:er ttmrovtii Fallii'.ii. 
 <!. fioii! :hc Ocean, 20 fioni A(tj<^ .and three from the The moll magiiiheenf of all their Tern; les, h th.it in 
 Kivcr .Sir, We nvitwuh 'i'fi///, a very great Town, built the iiii.lllof the City, built by ll^.i the .Son of 'jij-f ,'^'" 
 nsany Y'eaisagoby the ^frk.ti;!, ma moll pleafmr fer- the liillKinp of A/m....', ishencc 'tis eciniii(;nly callil,j,. 
 t'.lc plaee, alio-ir;d;nginCo'..i, Sugar, and wild Wood, the Temple of //.i/;' /.vi /i/i-/. .. .';/../.v/-.i/„w;-h hii.Su: 
 and ivfcrte'.l to by r-.any of the tirfjclniul Merchants, celli'iur pnll'ddown this llaicly F'difice, and rebuilt 1: 
 The CuirCi'S cultivate Peace .aid Civility, and have a jmnrc fnmptnoefly than before, in oultr c link hi:. I'r.- 
 ♦eiy thuidhingCvniirit-HWcahli, gcvcrn'J by lix Magi- ; deced'our's fame, aiidciemizc his own ; let he nui.'.l 
 
 h:i 
 
 yi 
 
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lib 
 
 xinn Ml i.ilit. 
 
 «iln ilriMCtV 
 
 li like Tm lei. 
 Ii f l> klr^w> III 
 i; Valid int 
 
 'rrin|'!i', (itiil 
 'ill IK .111.1 1,0 
 
 PMltVIl" ,'I iivi' . 
 
 Il Nt('lr W-ll, "" 
 
 rlic Smiii|'V.imI 
 
 "In r.ia Hiv 
 
 .>il W.I,. II,. 
 i} 1 1' , i.m (,|' 
 " iiMi; :!•. ih, .r 
 nil Jlii.l V..iti|r, 
 
 PMf tn r. .»,/»,' , 
 
 Till-; hiVl- ■ 
 
 II (oiiirnii.ifii, 
 i 1" t the Mc:i 
 to MothcM, .III- 
 
 loiint^iiti /f.-c';. 
 Hil. . iMihurJ,' .', ■ 
 it ulhMU \sill .i] 
 r'ldiKis li.irlcy,""'" 
 II nivir v.iilioM 
 .f'lv .IS t'l wear 
 r nminl. Vk 
 nl froiii ilut 
 it <;>.r, ,r, ami);,; • 
 
 ti .1 Willi |.luify 
 11 IVopIc, «ho 
 iiiit n\' IbtnrSil 
 I'.iriv (:i('\ ill- 
 l'jirif.111,1. 
 
 11 lit A/ri;. l.T, UTS, I - 
 
 ii.linu; Knlhvarii' ' ' 
 nmnin Ih. iiii!t\''[[ 
 CI : lis Furm is 
 IS Piiioll t'crtilc 
 As lor lis To^vns 
 
 L- KiviT /1f;fi'U-l, 
 Llllll flic.-fwil.l-.-. 
 
 ilic liilf of the 
 l'r< Juct bv «a> 
 Jari. iii,[ till ilii- 
 Hill, li,r fear ut 
 
 iiiilr, (M!ril iVfii', ,^ 
 viiili Ml'lltlt.1in^,',„/ 
 n tlio lop ol a 
 I. <•. nd{;-; 
 the liJe ct a 
 very ilcr|'(iiilf. 
 K!), Ivini- well 
 I Al,paiel,ar>'. 
 I'ltheViit, 
 lsaC:ity,MlK!'"""- 
 ver tile Muiin- 
 Ki.n: , i. e. .7 
 ilio Snow tint '"' 
 <.,( Fcatiien r.i- 
 
 rj!c Plain, of 'jo 
 irn, Init aprc:i 
 tlie Depte^iati- 
 lliirs of M- 
 
 t'riiin the Rivri.|.^. , 
 "•-'ffio, one o\ fij,.,,,. 
 
 ed ( as 'tisfiiJ ,' 
 
 'i-pl' the Son (^1 
 hen he inan li'J 
 
 iH"; of this C'liy 
 . JnthrRficii 
 oniainil .il,o\e 
 i (>at(s, anJ a 
 ulos « ;',rea' nii- 
 
 atiJ linis l.uil: 
 
 1' lc<, is that ill , 
 Son of ;y</rM:'"'!;- 
 cmiiioiily (all il|; ., 
 ■ M:in:-ti hii.Suc 
 niicl rehmlt it 
 link Ills \'i<- 
 Li't he iiuuM 
 
 klllc 
 
 // 'Deft ript ion of Africa. 
 
 315 
 
 his aim, hit ;t fiill bian llu- iMinc of //i /. liic fo 
 toiKJ I V '"' I'liilt aiiiithn lrni|'Ii luji a Hock in llie 
 t"i:y, wli . Iiliu (iraiiiliiiii •*',■'./ r en lari;\! m ihe extent 
 of ^o Ci I'" every way, an, I a.loin'.i vMili I'lllau ini 
 portcil fu 111 s,'.iii/. I lie Hoof of thi. I en pit was 
 uivetii withi cail, and at r\etv CnrniT were Ixiilm 
 |'i|us, whiih ,nii\C) il I lie K a in Wat, ' iwii 10 alilieiii 
 01 Vault Ih I, w the Teti'ple, of e,]n.ii I'lgiiels wiili il'i 
 IVini'le it l,ll 'I he Siieple ih limit ol haul |,iiihii1 
 
 kcci'ing nf .S.raiv, KaiKy ,,n.l ( nin. Iho C'oi'i 1. 
 IikIj;' I 111 feveMlKixiiiis, ejiliit wliiih Will . oni.iiii ,■,■ 
 !'■IVC V ,0 lliilliels rimi K.xjiiis have a wit. ic 'nth- 
 H<v,),ni will, h tlieU<al»s IjileiuM'liC.'ii.al, .n.l l>y .Stom- 
 Nirp',ainlliHhe Cf,ii,is(aii 111 itiliai Im!, , ami wlmi;ii. s 
 wail, |,itake out .iiiyt^jrn, ileu aie til..; In !■ » |j. 
 low, nut 111' wliuli It tun, iip^n ilii In!' 'iJiiinf'. 1 lii. 
 other Cmirfi aic ..•ni| !.,> J la the |.„|. ,|.i,f t|.,: Kiii,',» 
 i'i,l Nohli nuns .Suns, the Kii.p s Cum ,; ,iie», aiidnli t 
 
 Stniie, in the form ot an .\n\|ilmlieatri-, luiiinaUivc lo" I adiesoli loiiuiir, and the Kii;)','s<.iiaid, tlie Ke. 'l I; . 
 Mis roniid, and hi|',lier thin ilie .Steeple ot }lnfi'. ol .\iii| alliidoaiii, C'l. .Aimint; tin f,/ ilieris a fouar, 
 'I lie .Stan silt the Supleaie leseiiHandH hroad, and well Hiiildinn, iiintamiim fcsrtal I iailetiei wililtitjU lil.H' 
 |,('lited « nil Windows, iliat are eoiitriv'd ti he widir UiiiJos*!, iinslikh fe\Oij| llillones aremnoi lly paint • 
 Within ih.iti wiihoiii. Ilie Steeple rifcsto.i S| ire, hijid. I'pon that lide of llu t'alUv thai it lu.t th 
 ilicfniniol a Siiv(ar loal, al'Oiit two Speais loPii and l^ 
 UN ill,' nipals. svhi, Il ha-, thre,' dalle' :es tliaiiliey i<et 
 nnly s^oodiii laihhis. On iheiopof a Si'iri lliiids a 
 (iilil I I.ilf iliooii, upon an Iron Bar, with tliiei (iiM n 
 Hallsof ililfeieiit lines nil lerreaih, the preatellol whuli 
 i, p'a.'d hiwelt .indiheleall hif.lielk. hioni the top tit' 
 ihisSiee] le one may delery ihe I'l niontoty of ,/,,.y 
 
 i!>'d. 
 helils, )on have the prolj'cCl '| a Viry jKaiaM I.io'.i 
 (>ai>lcn, a.loiiiit Willi allloitsif I n ri Not l.u fioni 
 tlie(;ardeii tliere'i a I'jik ivallM romid, m \\\v,:,\ i:\ 
 pliaiiis, I, II, lis, Siap , an I ailhiiJsil svild II alls tun 
 kept, only the I.ioiisliaJ a peiiiliai Apaiiniiiit, . all'd to 
 tliisDay, !''■■ I iiJHi Ih'ii. Ihis liinii'inniisSir dure ha.l t'w'- ittirf 
 t M.i;^iiiHient I'ordi'if rxielleiit Marl le, in the mrllt'li ' li',!. 
 
 1*1 
 
 will, Il lies I jj Miles otj', and, iriN Ins I'.ye ahme U' '' ^hi,h a J 1010 f Mail-lc lif*jd upon a iMl.ii, aii.l 
 
 Miles into the plaiu CJviiitiv . 1 he iiilidc of this leiiiple thmwoiii of Ins .M.uitli ih ar I linlt il Water r : 'i Ci- 
 
 isbut ordinal y, hut the Ar,lie> if the Hoof i»\eiy ar ltii:i. Lai h 101 tier ot ilif I'ur, h v a« adornd with .1 
 
 liliei)l. 'Ihi* p.reat Temple is never frfiiin nted hy the I lopaid ot' party e,;loiir'il MaiMe, that iiattir.,lly rc- 
 
 I'eoplrl'i't 1111/ i,/,i;j) and that part of ilii- City whei'i pHltius it, fpots.This i, rt olM.nhle i-n^ito bcfmMid any 
 
 , tiK- iro) 
 « >i 
 
 it hands IS now uninhabited, whereas in linnur nine, 
 (as 'tis repirted) tliotc were aho\c ion iioulvlellets 
 .Shops miller its Forth. In hno, the third part of ilif 
 t jty isat prefent uninhahiteil, and there is not now one 
 Bookleliei 11; the whole 1 own. 
 I ho' 'tis not alio\e ^ 
 enieii, of 
 
 wherehut in a eeriaiii place of /IiI.k, ahont I ; j Mile* 
 iH. Si eh was the MagnitKeii..vof thi, iii.b!c Snuit'r., 
 Ill the time of M.u.h,, wlitj built it, winch at ihi'i .lay 
 aHirdsonly Nelts to the I'owls of ihc .Mr. Sn^li an 
 l-.i!ili^ebei.iiiii ipeit a I'r.nce a» Mn.i,, wh.fc Dn-., 
 '^'ears nandinn, yet the liici n- ' ""'"ioiis riaJi'd I'li. n A/ // 1 ij r /on in Ih i,,- ,, and , '^'^i'J.^'- 
 tontiinial Wars, and ilie fieijiient .Mieiati- 1 svlio wasi ord.iioi only of all tl.cKinjiduin or(;,,;ii,-..',; in.n.li/i'. 
 
 on? of then Maijiltrati J, liasi- lioiiglit utodnn. In ,^/'"". Ir.t ot a'^rcat part ot'r;//.> and /'. ••■.,:/. "fwai 
 the Keiftii of /ll'rni'nm Kinj! ///i.'i s.Soii, one/ ,,•1,,';, in lis Son's tune liiat ilit S.ii eels of tin; (,'hi li aiis ii.ade 
 a HigliLmdcr, and a \f.i/,ii;;f(.iii Pncll, rebelld ara nil way for tliedeiav ol Mnu. ; and alter In; death ilie 
 his Natural Sn\crci)!n, and havinjj levy d liisAiiin, in- Civil niHuitioniUtwcen liii ten Sons, pave 1 Ik- I'eopic 
 tcrteptedhis Return tothe City of Mlio.i-, and olilig d >'t l-'cy, eall'J "1 .c , an Of poituimy of iifurpiii)! iliu 
 himtotly to the Mountains of .hin-. Alter wliiih liie ('oirmment, and /caving ihii lanions Citv txpos'd ti 
 KiiiK tame tn Coi«, and tiii,linp, no Relief there, mount- the liifults ol the //t... ,, wlio have tid.u'd it tjtxireain 
 7i,Kr,{«<ltcd his Horfe, and taking; Ins Queen hehuid h 111, tied to Mifery. 
 
 <i«ir a Roik upon the Sea-lhoie, where he threw himle t) Another To'.vn in the Region of Mcruv, ij that ^.i,.. 
 I'^'^Jj'^hisQ.ueen and hi, Horfe he.idUiij;. In the mean nine dll'd ./i;i;iff, l,iiilt by the anciem WA oai 1, ntion the top * 
 i^l" /iffi-i/if/idy d, and .•)/'./i-/-.Wi,»/«/"liis .Su,eellinir hpliej''d of a Hill, aboi.t 14 Mile', nlf .i/.u..-,). While Mi..icli- 
 thcCitv of .>ru"i.. for awlioleYeai, aiul at lad look'it, '■'■" svas I'liii, e of it, it ei.irain'd ''c;c, I'.-.niilirs ; tin 
 upon whuli he killd //.M, the Son if Kiiin .U'^nhin, I'e' pie were noted foi Civility, an 1 tlic I'l'Wii loillcl ol 
 wrhhis ownHinils, an.iotdcr'il a!l tilt Soul licrs and a l'hiit\ and Maunili. enrr, hiving m irs Kei.'hLuur- 
 great part (if the Citizens to he put to the Swiird. 'I Ins hofij plen'yot V'liies, pleifani G.oder.. a Kivir at the 
 Man's PolUrity reiiin'd fioni the ^iftli to the Ciii&ih I oot ot tne Hill, the Water of whili looks aUvi ^ 
 Year of the /y,-:;i-o,i, at whnli time tlvv weie d;f- white, and a 1 lelil bv it that '.leliied a lify !■ '! In r afc 
 poUelVd by .iKiii); ofthe rril'CiaUd A/.iiK. lliis lanii- ever, 'H'rai. Rut now n'jouly Inl'ib.Miio arj V.lvts, 
 iyof A/.iMM kept their Couii ai /i,-, .in,l i;o\eiiid .1/- l"0(es, Uter, anl other wild iK'afii. 
 
 rnno by Viecroys. I hey coptinued 111 the (•mernment 1 hv uionWcitern Pan of ihe Rci;ion of Afr i.c-, is ,, ,, 
 tillihe 7^^ yeatof the //fi;fii.(. 'Ihis City of A^oioei- li.is the Mountain of Si;/ , wlmli ,!ividcs it from // .;, and o n, 1 i' ,1, 
 Vims, Palm-trees, laipe (iardeiis, and very frimtid wliih 1. borli well pei pled ind ex.eeilinp, futile in'"'« 
 Cornhieldswithinthe Walls, 1 111 the (iioniid witln iit Uarlev, notwithltanJmi', ih.it ir. t 'j- is loiitiii'.'.il.y eo-'^-"'' 
 theWalUliis uniiiaimr'd, upon ilio ancnint of the h.x- scid with Sn, w. The liili.il'iMii'S of this place are 
 cuifions of the .■fi.i.'i) ,Sir.iiii;eis to l ivility ; they fia/e at any Sliaiiuei that 
 
 ruMltof I' has an impregnable large Calllev.itliiii it, the Walls, tomes aiiunp em. I liav'd tiiere tiso l)a>> lays our 
 tii-M Towers and (iates of \ilii.li, are of piiri Marble. .■Author ain' beiiif; Ijl 111 white, whieli is the i fii.-.l 
 Within this CalUe Itands a Itaiily Tinple. with ,1 jolty Ciarb lor the I.e.nnul 'Mi:i 1 f our C'< untiy, the MoS 
 Steeple, and a Ciolden ILlf-Moon, with iliiie (.olden ' •""cahoiit me, and be.iy f,ipii/d .nt the white Ciar- 
 Sphcars on thetupof n, wei};nmp, i;.in.i|ier itim I)ii- 1 'iieiit, haii.lied 1: foot' eii, that inlUad 'jf white it b':- 
 cats. Some Kings have ntti mpiid to takedown iheuji'iiiit Ma. kin a little time, 
 
 rirli Sphears, but their I)elii;ii was aluays laiilli.l hv Ihis Mountain isfeparatcd by liie Piva X'f't'.'t I'oni 
 
 ArjUffoi. foiiH'Srci' Misfortune or oiliei. '1 hi, (iaftle .oiiiain, aiioilu'r .Mountain ot' ;,, Miles ixtetit l-altv ard, tall'd'' •*'"'"*'• 
 
 '•pi* hkewifeapnat Collidj;c, thai h.is ^. Ifillsleloiipiiij; to L^'" •".'''. inhabited ly a rcopl"? unaeipi ii'ned with (lood 
 
 it, oneof which Uaiidiiii; in the middle, i^ very liri;e,i Laws, Civi.'ity or HoikII). ltenjo\s |>Ieiiiy ol Spiiiip,s, 
 
 and admirably well painted and earv'd, leinpthe plate and is always toNcr'd witliSrow. tnih.sCovntiN (lay,* 
 
 .illutied for the pnl'lick l.tiJliirr.s, while Leariinig Hon 
 rilh d among 'em. All their Pon lies and Roofs were of 
 painted plitteringSi(nc, call 7':7::iW.f/i. In the imdi't ot 
 this Cilledpethev have a mod pleafant clear Fountain, 
 
 ur Authorj 1 wa.s foit'd to t.n Hnly-meal no.i'ple.l 
 
 Willi W.ner, and li.-i!e toi ghdo.u-blelli, and to lye np- 
 
 en the bare Ground ; and u beiiii' iheCulh niihere, that. 
 
 u h,ite\er .Stranger comes amoiii^l* 'em, he is .onlbain'd 
 
 tiicios'd with WalLs of white polilh'd Marble. In for- jio ileeidethe Controverlits of the Ir.h.ibitants. 1 
 
 w as "='[,::«'•' 
 
 nier tunes there were a great many .Students in it, who j loit'd t.i Hay iheie nine Days lodiciJc their (iiianels, 
 liad then Diet and Cloathinp given them .;;',i'.'.', and alter which, hy wayof Re.'oiiileii. e, they pla.'d me m 
 IcvcraJ Profcllburs, wnoliad, fome icc, foinc 200 Du- a Church Porch, and alter a l^')rl Piayir, prelented me, 
 catsa scar, and admitted of no Heaters, but fuch asjfomc with a C'tKk, fome with Nuts and Oiiioii^, Ibmc 
 Were pcrfeitly well \crs'd in the Arts they profefs'd with a handfiil ofliatlick.aiid the ncherlort with .i< nat, 
 Further, The Caftle has likewife twelve Courts of eu- 1 tor there is not a fartlnng ot' M, iiey in the Couiitr', . 
 riotis Buildings within it. The firit was the .'\partnieiit This done, they lent v H;rfe to eondu'If iiic itpon the 
 of above ^00 Chrillians, who alwavs .attended the ' Roa,!, and dcUnd me from Kol bus. 
 
 Where Sonde ends, the Mountain S:iif,v:.! beL',ins,,, ,,..,,,, 
 
 ^sing, carrying Crofs-bows before hiiii. The le.on . 
 was cali'd T/'f Wo;;/!' cf Aff.iii:, being the lodgings ai>- 
 poiilted for the lord Chanccllour and the King's I'nvy 
 Council. The third was call'd ThcCniu't IVi-fn >, in 
 which the Armour and Ammunition was lodg"d. The 
 fourth was allotted to tin; King's Marter of hlorfe, lia- 
 Miig three Stables adjoining, c.lch of winch loir.ain'd 
 200 Hovfe , and large Convciiicncics toi the 
 
 the top of vshith \.v3s never withoui: Snow It l'eii,ls 
 forth a Ri'er of the fame name. 1 he briitilh Inhabitanrs 
 wage eternal War with their Ncighbiuts, but iliei: only 
 .■\rms are Slings, our of which they throw Ston.s with a 
 wonderful dexterity. They feed upon Barley, H.;mc\ 
 and Goatb-Klelh. The W.ills of ihctr Honles ate of 
 rough Stone and Lime, and the Roofs ats' thatch'd. .A 
 
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 J 'Dc/cnptm of Air'iCJi. 
 
 lib III. 
 
 II Umiu 
 
 CU.U iiuiiy 7'''»''i*'''"ii"nj( 'ii'ii"'' r»<*riifi' Mi'itmi' "i 
 l'i»»!i«, Cii.li i« Mil'Mi >>iirk, iMikiiii! nl ViA|>, ''■'" 
 H'li'ii', 'II I HorUili'i'H*. Niiilii' iloiluN w.iiv li nil 
 cl Nlri.iiiil (.jim'K, wliol'' C'lml. Iiluy nlo.if jll iinu-^ 
 Tlr» Mmiih Mil miiuili iiilUtrt* widi Kclihioas >vill .t^ 
 kli. I lit I iiA'iiiiniul 
 
 Ihcliinlulk Mmi'it.uii liMi ttw,i-,i\)»t(*U'Ml'i»lff'', 
 wliitti i| (111 litit viitv I took III III' ( IoikIi. Ii5 inp 11 
 
 ii1'<.IV'>(0(it'.I Wltll Sllinv. I It'- li.lc. il II »rr ilfltlHlll' ........ ...1, .^| ..I III I ; ,11111 ■'iiii.f^,', L'lilu i|,, 
 
 <.| II r'.'Mit lrii«. All! iir",lii iff r.l plmry i.l i'k. rliiit |1'i\vii lin t Knile I* .im, .iliiiol) lix Mlli'» |. if, |,,r 
 
 «lliililh«'yi«|m| nilli.'.lil|i.ii« Citin, otid Mnjliiit 
 n'iiK'>, |i ih MJiiu iitil \tliiiw. "Iliciv I'diriusm 4(1. 
 
 in> liilllKi.iilv ;iii,l riu 111 filic Vt. jim, |>'i\r iiuir 
 
 "■liii li|ill«, 1\k liiii.it'i'aiil^ lUM' I'liic iiint„r«.,; 
 *..ivi|,ty. I'liiir Willi III 41C IuikIidiih' ainl (.[ i,„i 
 Willi Silvir |iivi!i 'Hh'v ln\t iiiiiiiiii{ nil Jn.'»,. 
 rt.ilt., nil*; nuinl'ir^ni (icmjiinrii, jml « mi-,,i n,.,, ^ 
 
 li.uliliiiiii. Ili.itl .nlm, il wliul) tl.i) fi.ivr ulni,. 
 
 '.imi', i!vv k\|iii to ; ; ,im| ,i/,,i.,,,,.. L'nlit t|, 
 
 wli'ii' M.iilli', if ilu lldiililiil ipii t.iiir liili.ilr.iiii» wimliii 'Y I'.n irilici: to ilk' ■'.•i/i/dj, 
 liivrtliii liiiiv 111 liiw .jii.l I'lilii'i II. IKri 111' ininv' Wiih 11 liii'Mili« .| i|i,i' 'I'l.im, ftArJi / 
 fliinpliii; s fr'.lMJii.l .\i lll^ ililifjl'il liy illi- KiM(' >_ ' t 'Viltic i.piil' 4 lllnliMmiiiMiii, milWltiWif v,r I ,|'iiil,,,' 
 A. •■..■. , I'T (' rii'iMin V jr.i I i.iiiliiin i l-'ii Ml- Vi'i- l''.'!o .i« 111.11 f iiiii«>' III llir \ill.i('ct ii|iij| (I,, Ml,,,' 
 li'iiiTil till' V.i 1 liiiiilit il 'iin 11 I'lii >liiii |) -I 1 1.- Ill Mill*. I Ki.iii II il «ii|i ifiiiiiiiural'lcS| iiiii'*, I '■■ ii.iiii 
 iiik.ti'ii. M.in. I't III. (/•>.«« /.iiitnll'W MiiluiiAk <iii.l«'in, u'l NValnut-ir c., .m.l ix.iIIim In'n ,\.,ii,. 
 "Il i.lis III ihi' |i|,nr, .iii.l p.iv I'r.Mi Vims i<i thetion-r- wliiih .hI.ikI ini |.|,ti> m Jli.ru- ihi,, <, .A fu'ii ,„\'. 
 n.iiitiil till' M'l". ■1.1111 (iiriliiir I Mini'. |ii* li^iln nun liiv in ilii« lnvn, tiuli .n .Siiiitl,*, |,]». 
 
 T,>ln>v, f llli' li'iiirll I'linliui' lit' the Kill)'.' Ill 'I' M-ro |s tlin Juilir-, Ct. I lie .iil|.iiiiit 1 1 il, jidj Hul. ,ui I 
 
 I'linkKi f.'i.T"/'. |i» I iiiiio .iir /.111 Mo iiiMiii III <ii' I'l ilii , I'livfiiiii'.uJt al'iiiulaiii.'. 
 
 I.in, ./. ./iiiii'u-Ni rtli, riiKl ;/ 1 10 lilt S. mil "Im _ An lor V..(r", flu: l.iil I'mviii.-f ..f ,w, ,,,; 
 
 »...- 
 
 •■41.1/ f 
 
 if if 
 
 Cl'I.C^/ mill 
 
 titC„-r 
 t> 0.11. i4,n 
 
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 I .I'T, .11 ./' HM^u »^' rni, iiiti M I 111 ii'i .-W'liiii. iM «i.» iwi I. Ill-, iiii: 1,111 iriiviiu'c f»l ilf.i.dr; |t% i]i \ 
 
 II Inlnic.l !•» a iiiiiiuii ll>l,ll■.^^•l riuji'c, tlui il^.itiul in lnwii i« r^r^i, luult I y ilic ,.'./i,,j irpi.n (|,i i.,i, ,( 
 ImiU, b' e «v,Mii k'MiiA. .Vino Vilhifii in il.i« I'm- Mmni ,lrl , about livoMi'i'- ml' il,v V.iiliv, anii.iiin<i' 
 < 11. Ill 111 nil ;il'i u' ir.'i Fiiniilii'i If li.i»C!(.i''liiit lioti lis N.I iicrr.unlliB txirlL'nl Mir'ili- 1 / ; ,1 ) ,.r v.i,,,),' 
 ■IT. 1 till I u Mini . Ila iiii; iinKii.^iii r I a«< iiiii tniiiioi .n W.il , .m 'Miilf. Muiy,; li ,M u!i.iii',\i'!u.'i' lii ii 
 tinmii lum. liny .iirioiitniii.illy at wir oiif wiiliiii-i- I diJo !■ . I.rinlic* ot |m i||i Tr.i hIijicii jml M.i! 
 tlufi I'liK ihiy iil'iiriL'ilirrf Pays Till. r f\ fry ^^\■l•k, • liail-, Sntril nir'aiLlJih Wiixiiants trjilc \n it iin 
 vliiiti a Hiriii.ti ili.i' iliiyiriiril, iiii'i\n'il i" '«iii ; Muk MjiiiIi.> hhIi HniuK, lall'J //...i.-mi, |t cntif. 
 an.l iiur .1 Vi.it il »y liiir.! Fur lor two Mimiji-, iliir laiij iimh) |ii.I)<cii,iiii.1 I'ncHs, aii.lhaMiviT.il M,,(, .|,,i. 
 il I', wliiili 'iii'i ilu> t'.i** ti''-' ^'|"'•'"■'|"n"|" loaliMif- Mn l<m|K-. I'lic liili.iliitairi aiu iliiiMJy , 'i„iii,,| 
 
 1 i.ri. iliai umc i;tlirr in fell nr liiy. anil nl>fiTii .1 flinr Wunuii ate li.iiijfonu' an.l ni.uiinl; i|,,it ( nln, 
 iin.i' a;iniiip tl.i iiiUlu«. 3|jniiitini; Cii'iains "in m| mI tJoMilnariiio Iiiiajii'in Siipirl, ripiiun. 'riity i.iy ii,t 
 ri 11 la-li. 11, i.i riitfrvo till I'tau- an.l Si- iiri'v i.t ilic Kinnnl M u..ini .ic". ljii..it» a Ycir. 
 1 .1 1,1' it 111 piniilli I Inms xvliii in.iiudi.iiilv ii; .»' flicifi liilliu I'roMi). i' i.Moiinr .\;',imi,, h.ivinotl.c lU'iion 
 l'i|nii)irn. m linn Tkf Hmif., and iIi-mCii alfi-narc "t i.ntan on ilu' .Smtli, Mount 'Vfji^irwi' i",,i tin' w'lit 
 tlr. «n nut M ilii nnp.s.iniMi'vvIv |aiiJ Minnu />i'./i'j i.ii flii' !• dl. Tho ti'. .ilw.iy* v.ivu i 
 
 Wcuiimiuxtiotlic I'loviiiii' lit" /)KiTrt,'rf. It« Tiiwiii mili.Sii.nv, ilic IiiIi.i'.mI.iii''. have In !i |)i,iviii,| (,, ,;| 
 arc ,; .i/t, upon the Mi.ii' of ihi' (Vriii. >iiiiiainiMj{ .iml meat CJitlc, that tiny iic oliliiid 10 iiinu-|,,,||||,)j^ 
 ^■'■" latiiilin, if a l>arhiiiiin imiorant I'ct.plr. that in plan', anil iiiiy ilinr H.iifrs'al mir «ith ini I'ri.ri 
 Kr.i.A iv I l;rw to till, Ivi or plain tin Icrtilc Soil ilicy Muk», lor iluy .nc iiiili- ol tin- luik ot Im , I'n 
 pi.ifcK. I I'ortul witli III luhi .Sp.iu , < )ii'v lUainq -In- Si niii' ilcy 
 
 iriinm Vutfi, OaiulingiironaRnik of exiclliiu Mar- lOiitinili' irn n.Milan-, ;4ihl to ililinl tlmi Cattli- ti.i'i 
 Ml', I'll I allil from tlitiuiniliot of IVv or Cavi-s ni us.Su-i 'he cold, hnif,. cminilu' iiiplir tmu m C 1. Hans i. mi d 
 burl's. \i III! hprifiTsd torn i- .> Yrarirrom.ortiipnon ; ' «itli ihc Riiiidis ot' hic, mi, uhi.jiili.) kiidli ith'i 
 aii.l iiilialmid by a lloatliliil IVopIc, iIkti' bi'in.H 110 I'm ci. and if tlic Wind Muws hard, ilic CiiiIl' .nv I 'iip- 
 Muliaiiuksamonj; Viii, ixiiptiiiji at'rw iifivr. iiiiii>indaiii;nM by ilic I uc. l.iuiis and Woiu-Mi'nr 
 
 And Wr4".", fiati'd ontli.- .Month of the River 0»/.| ii'afc loiiiolilt cin. 
 
 '^'""''*-'i hiyh.inil .iiM Mniinnin inihiUVniiiK. is 
 Mount /)■•/.•<. It.Mfiids linni M.iunt .»rr;.,.,„ on ibo 
 Well, .1. l.irasMium .U-.o,, .indonilie .South Hi ,,! 1, 
 iiponihc IM.inisof )<•.(- ,.. beinii .ilim.it $„ Mills limi: 
 iislnllot bount.i.ns and Wood:., '1 |,c R,,,,,^^ „, j,; 
 oldtityart to he (nii upon ilic t.p ot it. with I'onu- In- 
 Krii't;on:>iipon llie.Sioiii.th.it llie Inhal.|t.ints do m 
 ilii.lirltand. I his li.iketoli.ncl>een thcfaii.cCiiy, fi|.i' 
 Sciijj l.l),-,r.i:i, .111 Hilioriin, i.ilis lt,li , .iiidp'an'ini'.if 
 to V-.r,',« //■ ,,nd /).o.i. The riihal-iiants ot tins Mo in- 
 tani are u',y baibaroiis. Mnit ot i,u dw.ll ,n C.ivcs 
 imder prouiid, and likcivittlodi'C their Cittle mCiu« 
 whuliarc fullof .Salt IVtie, but ihcy know not tlic „lj 
 111 it. -Sonic ot 'ini h.ive Hollies built by pailnp , n. 
 Stone aliovc another. wiih..„t ..ny Mortu : but llicici 
 no lowiiorCililcinall theCoumiN. ll.iy juv. im 
 tliiiiR to feed iij'on but IJailey Mi-.,! i„vi',| jv„|, ^Vjn-, 
 
 ,""' ''»^i'' «•'•"'' '''VV ' •'" '';••'/'••'• 'll'ey have l.i,,-.. num- 
 bers nl Alfcs and tjoais, and their very I loiifcs .lU' t,iint. 
 ed with the flenih of (joats Their (iainini's Uartiai- 
 M-r hall tlieirnakediiek They are woiKlerfnllv h.iuiit- 
 ed by PrrdiKions Iwarnis of bh.,,. H:^^nl^; ' Mulicr 
 Jiidfje, rrielt, nor (.ovuimur, ihey ftcal tiom on,- ai.o- 
 iher. and qiHiiel upon the halt oi\alioii. hew Mcr- 
 .h.inis villi Vm, be.aufe ihey h:iv,: noComnioihtiis to 
 lell; and il any one imports (mkiJ, jmoni; em l;e 
 mull pav , lourth paiihirCuKoni, and r^ms the' nl'- 
 ijlieot havingalliakeii Ikmi him.unlds I.c Ik- vuiiauctej 
 tab by ihcir Captain. Their Women a,-c a llovnily 
 mil, rabk-iiew, and thcu 1 oil and ilavtry is ircaia tl a.i 
 ilwoi.ljjti. 
 
 m.'.ii'i- , by the fide of the (Vi-aii, lonMinm); ^n o civil 
 .it:d I'l-ieiitly appariirdhaiiiilu-s, who hve in piace oin' 
 «'. nil aiioilur. I he Inli.ibnaiinof /),--i/i/ii are nri;htiK 
 V VI nt" Sodomy. The rfi-i lurien ler'd ibw Cry to ih-- 
 Kill' of P'lif '/'.;/»', ii|HM'. the Condition c( Seciriiv to 
 iIkihIVIvis; fs that this IS now the Kclid. n. p ol the 
 J'oi(il|-/ /Menhaiiti. Tho' the Cudeii', aiul Or.hanls 
 alu'lit It brill); forth nothii!|;'.i"r Hi>«, yet iluy liaie plni- 
 ly "fl'iihe and Corn, an.i 111 11 abiindaiv e of Fith, a« 
 brini'.s 1 ill in (> or 7rr ' Duals a Year. I'hiir Seaioii 
 rf biiliinp litis frrini 0/i"/r. to If il. 
 
 Ill this I'roTiii.e v;r nicer with i very high Mniimain, 
 f.iHJ I'li'i,,:'!! Mi.'rM.'o').-, will 11 extends fiom tin- Ri- 
 vir OiHiM. i/;' to the Hilli 1 I Ihfm, ar.l fcparates 
 /)i..v<;/ : frf 111 loim j-aitof /c./,V». "I isroiif(h and woody, 
 anl atloi.h. ureal Ifoie of Ai.-tns, Pme-apphs, and a 
 rrd l-tiii|, i.iil'd .;f.i..o/'. Il ihesss a treat many Fr.un 
 taiiu. Mih metan Altars, and the Ruins of aivani 
 I loufes, built by ilio ofiiiio. Several Heinmes livi 
 nion ih s Moi iitain, and feed only upon what the 
 Woods afford, lotihiy beat ihcdilfan^e of 11 Miles from 
 a.l T.wn 
 
 Tiic lixtli I'lO'. iiKc of this Kingdom is //.r^co..;, in 
 •jhrl'i'-yintr wliii h We iiuct wi'h J■'•:;''./'*/^ aTown rt.-iiidinii upon the 
 ••■i,i.<^M. jn^ pf ^ .Moui.iain, I'lirroiindeJ with other four, the 
 fr.iCel ciweuiiliere and the Town bung full of large, 
 pli-alant and I'lU.tlul Gardens. Here the C^iiiivci are 
 incr:-.!r.'ly 1 ii", and tiic Vines lliortini; roiiii-l thcBoiif hs 
 of I re-.ni.ikc molt d-ihcious Walks. The Ci tapes "arc 
 ftd, an,! f.T iheirl-ij'iiels aiecalld Hens f's.n% in the 
 1 angiia^e of the Country. They jiavc plenty of Oil, 
 
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 linii-s ihry bo 
 
 Additions 
 
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A Vejmfmn of Africa. 
 
 331 
 
 Additions to (] ii a v II. 
 
 Colteili'ii cm (jf Marnu)! 
 
 M 
 
 \ lliislVn\iMC(, i(, 
 
 ' Or«,{ , •))<• irolV Write riiKllV'.il'"' ft ..ll ft" 
 /i", ul'iiindnl lY'l" *' riMi'n fli' Writ, 
 ilieKurrnf xur onilir S- ii'li, Mourn ■Ii'.k 
 (III ihc I'.ill, aiiiUIm Kiui ul U'umiiul" oil 
 ih. N'irtli, 
 /,'/•, ihr iMoft Wrlknn rrovuMr of M' 
 3rn\ iiiminMiii ni'>, ttiut it iuhiiiIIh 
 
 •i(Ty 
 
 h\v 
 
 r la 
 thci 
 
 H',40'lHM'ili'»(;'>Jt'. »>'r> |jti{c Haii-s. ami AlU',,, v.liiih 
 i.-i viTv miiicri'>iti il'iTi'. 
 It |it.Kliiic<jimr .iiniitifin 'il" llirlr^, Imi« ii'iOurn. 
 Iff'"''* What ir.i(lii-k fill' lnhaliitiiit«h.\vc, iM>wiii(<, ini'iily 
 fcilirir (ioutj, Init iiJihcii |l>r%, (rum win. It iluy i',.l 
 tlict.i i;rr.it c^iMiifit) t't W'st, .in,l irll it m ihi- E'l'if-- 
 .III). 'I'll' N.iiiwm:!- a w^iiliku IVopN', Init vvithni vi- 
 ly lirillilh .imliili ivil. '1 lio' tlu'ir V-lli >i bi.'iiift w»l| 
 
 n,itruJ witli .SiTiiip* mil Riu'i", niinlit nuke v:irA 
 \ in.'viiili iiiiiUiardi in, yi'tthf\ iii.ylci't fvilh. Nritliir 
 .ottiry I'liiil C)livc-'l fri>. t'n \<l)iitt)iltlici iili.' i. maili' 
 c'l' till' KcriK-l (if ,1 cert III! rnuith.it prow»ii|'(iii ;t thorny 
 TtitijU'il '■'7'(f". Ihis Ituu h as bii> ;ij .1 lirpr A- 
 
 ••piitixk ; i'» Miiiiin ivitliiiil! lilt .1 Stcnr covrr' I with .1 
 Skill, anil whrn '1 sripr, Ihiiu-slikr a Star in thi' Ni);ht. 
 iinir. Tlicfioarsficil mni it. luii art niit uMc to Incnk 
 the NtoiK' i l'> th It rJK- Nativisp.ithiT the Stores m tlitir 
 TcM'., .iiiil l">'ii thf Kcrtuh itr.iw 1111 Oil, th.it (i ili 
 ■'ink>.i''il till.'! (CM i.ii'k. lliL' Inh ibitaiits arc fo Itii- 
 
 1 ill, tli.i' II 't 0111 an •• Vm can nad, cxt.ctmp a Kai 
 
 ./7j.;.v'.. wholi- I'xvi (.!(• aa.l I'lcjiri' arc a IIiiuIiiir 
 I 4W to t^f n It i fill ill 1' till y arc all Mrl^nirnir, yi'l 
 tii-.y h,i>w iintliiiipi iilu inf .•/<'/«i»iff or lii'..Sii;l, liny 
 war IK' .Shirti, liii.iiili' tluy have no I iiuii, but what 
 l<b(iiifhtii|i I' \l"i> . or S.ili, fill the Ilk- of ihc Cotir- 
 •iir< ;in.l l.:nlic< ot Qnlity. I hey have neither Hats 
 not Cip' 'i|'f'ii then Heads, but only wnolril Kfisvkrs 
 jl'Oiit halt' ,1 1 lOf broad, win. li iliey run fivcor lix tiinrs 
 jbnrt ilieir I kids, in tin- turn of 1 nrbaiiti. The 
 tilKrt rl thilr Wl-i 01 llliti iirr of t'oTon-CI. rli 
 lliip.l V. itli red, with lafli Is haii,;inp ihnvn mi e 1, h 
 lidclikca IriDp*'. l-iit the i'/i.»»i 1 wear, by wi^ of di- 
 
 'I ftint'tiori. re I Cap* iinpoited Irom T.'.'./fnr (o.///-. 
 Ill"' sniiiivMen lliaie ill 11 F.ue at'.lHra.l, i'tit married 
 Meiiiuiiei nut onlytliiii Heaids torrow, bit I kcwile .1 
 Iiit'ot f/air upon thcC.riwii of the Head, by which 
 (lavtlk- •)•;/' ■•>,•) till' .♦;,?/■. /uri'-ti! \vi 'I It dillnii'uilli'd 
 inthc Pay of |iii!pinciu. 1 hole «Im live m <''itirs 
 liavoadeiriifrCiarb th.iliiherrll , lor they wi.ir Doub- 
 letsof coloiii'd Clfi'li, with lon[> Skins and half Sleeies, 
 wiihajjrcat many IVtions upon thcBrf id, .iiid ovrrita 
 Ciflixk that's foniev.liat liinr. Their W.imeii hn\e loni; 
 .imllirpe I.inen Shitts, an. I a firt of V'el or Mantle, 
 call ;f ;f!i';i( . Withm doors if tliey aie Ladies of 
 Qitil.ty, the\ COM r thinirelves with a Cloth th,it\ half 
 l.incn half .Sdk. and filtcii nin-nii their Breads with a 
 S'vrrHi! ke. t ponihcir \i is Im have. Silccr Brace- 
 Ins. aiiil limi Silver Rin>!s 111 op ihi ir Ankles, belides 
 tin ec 01 (1)111 III"!' bir lines of (iold, or Silver, or I- 
 I. n, aic idiiip, rotluir Abilitv, The People .if Falliion 
 ill' in I'nviiii .;s of lli.ip'd T.ipirtry, Kinp I'everal I'laiis 
 1! 1; VII Jciiicnircir, .iiid Kaviiii; a pieie to cover 'ein : 
 Bur tin ,, nnn.^n IVop'e liavo iiothiiip t.i lye upon but 
 Matsir.i.leof Hiilrii|l'ies, or fiinie Ci.iais Skiiib, and cover 
 t'.tiiiicK'es with rbiir C loith-. The Menare of a robiilt 
 t')n!hte,iion,.;iiid n tiniicK iialov.sof ilieirVVives, who 
 au-inninionlv hiii.if.iiie, andcf a clean, white and a- 
 ninroih Coin| lexinn. 
 
 Tl'.eir (iidiiury b'ioJi> Bailey Meal, wliiili they ci 
 thfrlake 'akcs ctl'u in an Os en or in an cartlv 
 P.in, and ( ■ t wiih Bntttror Honey, or the l^il of 
 lyrrv, rrunierinics v.'iih doats Tleih Ifewil. .Sonic- 
 timrsthey I oil the.NTal witli M'tk-r frclh Butter, mil 
 Inra- 11, c.illiii..;i: .'■■.I,// : Bnt'lieir ll.u^i.i isa piCie of 
 P.il"'. Ill l)tjii)!li I'O'.'.d with Wanrand Sa!r, and li.ivinp 
 a li lie ill the middle ..f it, fill'.l with Butter cr (M, 111 
 v.h . h they dipttieir Bread when ilicy tat ir, and tlicn 
 ilniik up ihc brr.'li. 
 
 WIv.'iithey cat. thev litdov ii,I-oth Men and \Vi nun, 
 ii;rvii the (^ronn.i, and tln-e.uilieii V'eilels leiii:; Hac',1 
 
 , iiu!:ciri.!{'le, !;r:ipi?lenp the Videals wiili t|i(:i Kielit- 
 h:ii;il, .uvoiintmp It liiilawfiil ro car eitlur with Spiiiis 
 or wiihtlk Lift-hard, that bciii'i the Handw.:h wliikli 
 
 ihry waHithi'niribi'«wlirnilwvi;iM«,iitit,ii, l).\,..i, •,, 
 wJKiithry liaseddW rariii^-, tliei s<i|etbii liiijr.i.'. y 
 tn'i.li'n* 'em 4jiiiii|» llipfttlii't llai d 1 r iliiir Arms ; f. 1 
 thry ulr ii»iihei >fiipkiii», nor 'low' |,/^r llaiMkci- 
 ilililsj ai.il wlui, liny w.dli (he.r I hnds, the) h. . I 
 eiii III the Air till till y ili> lit elu 1 I iv . li. it W'o- 
 ineiiarr .oiniiioiily iiii| li yd 111 j(niKlMin ih. 11 Meal ill 
 little Stone Hiivl iiiilb ; lit no'wWhltaluliiiK ilii Avl- 
 ontagrof excel li nt Rivei'.fa 'iiij- dos^nl'l■tlllll. Mi.m- 
 Mills, they hive no fmli tliini( » \V.iiii Mdlii Ifin 
 know 11 1 (mil ill. ii)' as Snap, tori'ry svlrtnitlicii t.>l>iii 
 sviih,i l.iri cf Meilnall'd ',,■■.■.,1. 
 
 All this I'l iMiiie IS \ery Wcll(iuitid. iiein, lidl (.( 
 Iar);c V illa(;eslliKkd vsiili a teiliiiKm fort ot Kfl'V 
 ulioln'd iiiiTernal war Willi out atiotlict, till the On- 
 veriiineiit till inin the Handout the \'u/'i; li.r ili. y 
 liv',1 at iir^'c, an lilip,lec'hiii','lii'Mialiii(s ('iili.rul Liiv» 
 or liillicc, were iinpiiKiii niidir t ontiivil 
 
 'i'hcir Arirs arc three ur four Pans wnli lliarpSferl ^ , , ^,„, 
 I'liuus, and a lliarp I'uiiiard bow'.l like aSiikle, whiili 
 cuts on the inner lide, and three or loir Slmjts ty'J ». 
 I'O'it their niiddlc. I'liey knew iinthni^ if (iiii'i or 
 t'lofs IxiHs, till wiiliin iheli lew Yens, iliat the ,Y - 
 f // (all'd liiciti to .illill liiiii 111 the V .ns fhiir Horfc- 
 men I any S|i«iirs svith Leathern Targets, andCutclaxi'i 
 iiia.lc l.ke Sickles. 
 
 Inliifhiiiic, ihey alw ly.bet ikJ- thcniklis tolleep and | , 
 una. ccllalije plan-i, fioiii wliciue they I 1 ible lU wii ^/njniin 
 Sruiii'. ii;ion ihi' t riii'inics i ami upon an \iiick tiny 
 make (nth .1 niiiU-, ih it one would like mi to W inn, h 
 inure nmerons than they are Whi'; has been Itijil" 
 the Mannirs and 1. 1 Hums of ihe Inhabitaiiis of ll.i^, 
 mas be aj f Iv'd to all tin Mountai.eiri it li-ib.m. 
 
 'I he MeT'ipoliMnof all /y-.i, is th'' C'ltynf ;. '"y'. rhr < ■* .( 
 wallid by a Kiv. 1 that iifis in lis Ni i.;h' ourhnod, the jw',,,! 
 Hanksol whuli.irc bcaiitifs'd with liuittiil 1 lers ind 
 all f.iirs of Kitiliin llribv \\y\\ |islioiili> an I Willi 
 airl>"i!tof Wcod and fipiaic Lays of l.auh, c.incir.cj 
 Willi Pi lilfer. 
 
 Molt of the Inbabitants r.f this City aic Shei-licrdj 
 aii.l latv)|.r:ii|»Mcii vvhofpcrd'heir tune m the b'leldj. 
 Ihc rJt arc Tiailes-inen, paniiilarlv Simne iiiakci's, 
 'lavlors, Caipinrers, I.ikK I'nnt'is, t.i wI-,kIi wc may 
 add I'ome |('ws I liat .re CI t-f leth'., and fjirc Mcr- 
 I I'lnnfs, will! ul. the loirl'i Cloth iv.ide in the dumry, 
 ind trade in ihel men Cloih imported linni -^ 'i. when; 
 the Hill ^-iK Mil. Iianisex haii^',eK turVVuandl lather. 
 This City hislcis I'oliiv iliin aiivo'hei Cii\ mail U,i - 
 li'f, till It li.,1 1.. hIkt baths. Inns, Colkp.e- tin Hcf- ■ 
 pitalj, exceptinj; one loi the pour People that pal> that 
 way. 
 
 About 3-0 Faniilcsiif 7 wi li\e in a f. parare cjear- 
 ter of iheC'itv, where tlievarr alli w il to obierse ihe ^"•"l"" 
 Me.ifiires rt then own I aw, and pay a I 'ncit a 1 lead ,','"^?,' '*" 
 ro the (iovimoiii, bcdJes the exiiaordinarv Taxti 
 wli'Ji are ten tiiiii s Ileal 1. 1' upon i.nli ot iheiii, than 
 npiin the riiliclf Merchantol tlic C.:ty ; and -.fi'X all, 
 the. are oiicapa! leot lemnthe I'loprictorsi.n loufc- or 
 Lands, cr any nili. r immoveable ihini<. T.-.hicn lias 
 Ken deltroyd I'eseral tunes, parti ularly when the W.- 
 in;//'.i,.''-i mallcr'd Afwoc, and .;,'.,(..».(.»;■»■, atree aiiob- 
 ftmaie Siege, rejnc'd it to Ulcli estrcniit), that it be- 
 lanie a Re.eptatle to wild. Rcids. P.ut the adclcni 
 C'mmtry beini; Icrtile anu pleil'.ii:r, 'n"a> I'oon alter re- 
 built and ie| copied, aikl rcnd.er'd it led' lanicns by de- 
 claring lii If t'r.r the \. .'• -. I'ron wlr..h \crin .V/rt- 
 h'd upon it fii tlie ; iacc of his Rcfidcncc, 
 orn .1 it with a fiiniptnons I'alavo, wi-.'.i tine tiar- 
 dciis and Water-works ad, iiMrii;.',. fwas his place of 
 .•\riiis .ipaiiilt the CJirilti.MiMit .s.,'i and .-/i;.!.';;!, who in- 
 felted his I'rovinces under ilie coiidiiA of Till I'.in Attn 
 l.tfiif, an /)/;i'i(iM Captain, and \ alial of the King of 
 
 This Captain 111 inii a mort«l b'nemy ro the \e'i']i. 
 and a particni.ir bricnd t.'- N./i;'/. Fi-ni-n::-^ ,:.• •'If'-i , 
 (leneral of liie /'->.-/.■ c:; Atm\, .and thebiaveit Ofticer ,,];' 
 o\' Instill. e, iuin'd with hull ./. M. isia ; m mvcli- -<• 
 inp agaiiill \(-i y .''<»• kut;, vho was then ai T<\iiii-i:, 
 acci mpany'd I'v les two '.ons and ibe Flosvcr of his 
 Army U^- n their A[i roach at the Head it 4ro 
 T t CluiUun 
 
 (curing nil 
 lr.»irt pircl 
 .and adorn 
 
 Th.- p..i„ 
 
 '\f 
 
 i ; 
 
 hi 
 
h^'' 
 
 322 
 
 A Vcjcription of Africa. 
 
 Xrrtf 
 
 1 'icT.w n r 
 
 T..-VH. 
 
 iiiciit ot tlk' \r.: .1,1 .■i.U.>,iii,c<, thciliiii (;,,.c,„vr 
 iiiaruailiis oii'v Daiii^liicito ;t(lciii>:rc AU'al;,ir,t tl' i- 
 h.ulniriui Mi,'''n-,u',; aiul tlii, Miii!-.i:.t \>.T;'fVnvi|i 
 liclnv'd liy the IViipk', 1I1.1'. alVcr iliu Dculi ,,f l,;, [r, 
 'l'.>T-iii-I nw, he liiucoJal tmW- Cn-wn, atnl \k,v\-\ 
 irwud to ill ■ \r- .1'., allow Vi 'cm to pa!■^ thio' liis ( /.i,. '. 
 try u|>.iinhunn,ifi.hto/fc:. Tl.c cMl-II Son anlS','. 
 >'c!liiar of this Mcrcii.»ni v.•a^ ihv l>ra\(it al:vi- !)i,; ,\,. 
 \:'hli haj.aikhlicy uiiilidcil melt m liiiii. Hr^Grn:-.! 
 
 '.oil i^ at prcflUt I dUl of r/. •,,';,,:./. 'I |., (;. |Vil;Cl.s"i'r 
 
 Chiilltaii Horli.', jooc Morilli Horff , ami S.' ■•''■'.''''"' 
 
 I'l'ot; till- ,\ 'if inaah'il o'.it ol' 'W-lnfi wi;li 4^0. ^ 
 
 Hi)r;t, and ircctinp tlic Van-t;naul, ummi.iiulc i by ilu 
 
 y//'' /,r» C^iptaiii, was lOiiti'il I'ttoii rl;.' i'lt'iii'^uc-^!- dc- 
 
 ncral cnrn-'iip with the Kcav. In tli :•. RntlelKlotl bf ^ 
 
 Men, I'el'uk'S l^r, I'r'.l'oncrs, ami upon I'Mt, 1k' anl In:. 
 
 uvr) Sons I'c-.ook tluMiilelvcsto lllj;!it. 'I'ht Vict ns liav-_ 
 
 in!> poM'iTv'J tlicnitclves ot a Booty ol 30 ■ HiMil nl 
 
 Cattle linail aiiil ftrcai, licliili"; a rrcat many Horfi*, 
 
 Ciincl'i and Mules, niaah'il up loih.' Ciiv, a!\! took r. ' '.on is at prcfuit I dul of (.1 
 
 Without aiiv Ol poiition. Altcrtlm iteoniinued in the 1 liell.l'.-.Mt'ie City very iniii li, ami at tliK Day the Iiiiia- 
 
 riaiulsof the Kinn ol i',"-.')/;'':/, as well ,is niaiiv otlicri l'i[atit;i.;re vety liili, ami live at their c.Ue, Hnvevcr 
 
 pjjecsin that Coiintrv, till tlic Si'nH' havnin ilrnvii to-' tlicy liaveaimjiip em above 2c o Jewiiil Merchants a.id 
 
 pc:iicr ,i'i Armv, re.oveiM It; I'o that l-.is rolUiity en-, i la.les-iiieii. 
 
 joys It to tins Dav. 'IweUe lea >;ncsrn the Kill ot' T/ch/, we fa!l;nv,ith 
 
 /li.".'' /> a r;iialltor:i!icd Town, not l!ir from Tc.V-/?, Vmu.htn, tall'il b> the Mores / ',(;/, v.liicli is iio[',r! 
 ■Tvas likev.ifc taken !'V tli.'a! ovc-;iien:i)ii'i.l(ieneral, who lerioiir 10 the ivlt in Macniti.er.io and Ciaii 
 was the tiril that iViI'd the Walls, an i bv his I'erfonal When the Hniiii.-iiiu nialter'd M.un ^i.uii,, 7 
 llraveiics, not only animate.l his Mui. but .iMoniili'd his they ihiIkIIiiI.'iI it, and made it the Srat (j[ their \'i i' 
 I'lieinie;: lint the W'C/ has (ince retaken it, li>r it al roys. Atter their Kill, itreco\eiil itsl ilv-riv, aiidw.ij 
 n-assfolloa'dihc F'-rtancof r.irj'. i;o\irn'd b\ four Maijiltrates elected every {ix Aloirli-' 
 
 // . ' ', a l)ron;.i,'rowiiintliis(^oiiii;iy, f;an.lin'_;on ihel till the Scijji | ollei'sd iliemfelves of it, CDder t.,e 
 top of a Ifecp Ni mntaiii, was atta^kVby the J'"'fii;;/.f/., ! rreteiicc of \vaj'ini>, V\'ar with the (daidiaiis at C.iii? 
 but they did not rarrv it. .i .'i^ii.r. At preleiit ( fays our Ainhor J 'tis well Kn.l 
 
 l'::-ulcti; anotherCity in this Country, li.is a fiiiall liiil, and one (fthe prin.ipal Cities in al!.-', ,,,,■ i^, 
 Hjr!-o:ir, with an old Cartle lalld .■',•;■•',, nr'" '''c w hub the Ao/)^ lodges liio A.'aj^azines, his Arfif.al, ii,; 1 
 Month (if the 0//vr.;, which /'f. mvpl.icesin? Oct;. 10 ihejjvcatell p.irt ol iiis 'IVcafure, as beinj; tlie feruirit 
 Mm. I oiv^ and 1 1 l):i'.4rMin Lat. both the Honrcipla^e in tiie Cuuntvy. .Some fay the xi-.i'js were tl:" 
 
 lillUTO 
 
 which \'f 
 -■)'.4r Min 
 and Walls of this lown aic built 
 Jirll fi k'd aiivl dilpiopled by Aj.I.. 
 WMrd.s ( ,/. D. I', 14 / by the /'."(:.,;. 
 
 of Lartli. Iwab 
 
 i»)v;).'c'/, and attei'- 
 ui . Hilt linoc tli.it 
 
 r ■..;.•.;. 
 
 r .1. ..•, 
 
 .V-.'/'r have n peopkil it, ,ind indted the Inhabi'ants 
 are both .n .leraiid n. her iliui thofc of i.''Vi J' ; torihe 
 .i.i'> ee.r I'l.l MS arc VI r> fiiiile, and the Moiinaiii al 
 f r.isiueat Hivesot Beis, tile Wax of wIikIi they fell to 
 the /,.■». .;i- ■ Merrhaii". 
 
 T.'''.i:'r is lookM iipen as the Key of the whole Fro- 
 
 th 
 
 viiiec ; and ilie (lovernonr app 
 
 l-oumlers of it, bvt the Antiquity of its W.ills ;i,,.i 
 Bmldiiips, an.ltlieTcltimony of Hillorians, arc fi.lii. - 
 cut Kvider.e that it wa,^ b.nit by tlic am lent .■/.'./..:».,•. 
 
 j; .yi was hkewife imi h inipiovil ly ti:e Srii/j,- 1, ,■ 
 it fubinit:ed voUinranly to ihein, wlmi it was ijotirn'j''' 
 V lixAVinilkra'c; eliofcn every lixteen Moiiih'<, ii|o.'i 
 uh:ilithe\ eltablidi'd a Crurtof Judicature in iheCnv, 
 and render d It one of the nchcll ami molt etjiiliileralA- 
 'lowr,,j on that tide the yj.'.'.n. 'J'he fame vvai the F.rj- 
 
 ■iiitii 
 
 and adminiller Juftiic 
 
 cui:is'\ hisKeNciiU' 
 
 !t. 
 
 'lilt CallL .al'd 0//v',vf:,'mi,/ -v. ■':■!., hnilt ly Onm' 
 the Af:/,;M!-M.. I'leaiher, was a pu.u .■iiiiioyan! e to the 
 N'einhboiirs, by realonot the Robbems and lIxrurGoiis 
 of lis (ira'idfon, till at lad he fame to an Accominoda- 
 t.on with ttii .\ ■ 'tl.\ .iiid paid em liomapc. 
 
 I by the Ail '7/, to of the gnat City of Inptinjl. 
 
 1 elides in 
 
 T^i ti. 
 
 W.tlnnthcfe few Years there w.is a rniall Town luiV ;, 
 a', the boot of theCapcof Mount //;/.;., eall'd C'.tf» ,.' ' 
 A^i.-:,, and formerly <.V,v J'T./,.:;;/-!-, whjeh /'/c„ »i> plaa^ 
 in fcven Ueg. 5 j Mm- I.on;;. and ^9 De;^. 1 3 Alin. ]„;■. 
 'i his pla.e iias a good Hai Dour, where l.arj.'e Ships iiiay 
 ride. It owes Its Original to t)icj\ii Loi'i- .!: Srne^i:,:, 
 
 J'./f..;jHc:;c Gentleman, w ho built a Caltlc there to fcciiie 
 I'p' nth., point of the!\omomoryct" ll.r, th.it (hoorr. his bilhery. 'Ihis Caltlc was eall'd Stiii:t L'uix, and hy 
 out into the Ocean, there Itands a little Town eall'd jhc Mores O.n \.-'""-", '■ c 'f'e lh:ifr rf n ClinjK'^,:. 
 'I't:/:ii. , u ith a pretty j;ooil Habour, where :lie V.:i' ffc.ui But K. D m A/.f ii.v. perceiving that this Caiilc inipht he 
 Merchants ul'e to land. 'Twas forireily eall'd Hckii- ot gieat importance 111 feairint' the Navigation of'thdc 
 /j-'s I'ott, which !V,i.V;«> pl.ues 111 7. Deg. ^o Min. Lon. Seas, and carrying onilie Coiujuell of Siii.r.. foiiihti: 
 and ^r Dc ;',. I.at. It has W'alU .and Towers built 01 , of die (jcntleniji., and having en'atg'd it, f'ouilicj r. 
 liiick ana hee-llone, andwasonce a Sovereipn Rcpub- 1 likea City, wiili Stone Walls and liiiKvarks. bieiethc 
 lick, and niaiiitain'd aCaiufon upon the Ci itum of ir i'o tn^ ,: ;.- kept a Ciariilon, wiiichalliltcd b\ their nuli- 
 /■.. CV/.'f. of the Wax, untanii'd leatliei. Indigo, and .ih and ./fn'cix V'alVals, iiia.le many fucccf;ful Lxciirfi- 
 o:her Goods that were exported or imported. At pre- ons into the Country: And nuked iiothini; has eniur;- 
 bni 'i fib|ii!l to the Xc^'f, ami kept under by a Go-il'Utcd more towards the aggr.iiidiliiiB of the Ai-u'tfi, tiua 
 vclii' iir anda '.'arrilon. 1 he iiih.ibitants arevery wliite,', the I'litiignc:^^, their louliiig this.uid their other I'oliitiii- 
 tiiid lil'cial to .Strangers. Tluy have laige places fct a-!ons in At'iii-/:. .'/».'(.)■//<:»..-/. laid liege to this p'ace, intltc 
 J. ,ir till I'lee-hues. \ Year \s^(' for feveii Mciitl ' 'ogeiher, and alter the Ll> i. 
 
 T"rriJ..i 
 
 ♦1 i.... 
 
 •11 
 
 om. 
 
 1 contains 
 •art 
 
 Vill 
 
 iiigdom. I lu belt jiai 
 lying t 1 the Weltvcarc! .1 
 hvcitetsir, anil isvomey d 
 
 he le ond I'rovimcof A^f 
 [he ';K.itc: pait "\ ll).' whoIeK 
 of ihs Country is a I'lam, 
 Ion- ili.-Ivuer Al-:; 1 .. , whi 
 b'- Condiiis to the Klpec'ti\e \'illagi.s. 
 
 Tlie Inha'.'tt iii'jof tin- IVovin'c are liiher an.l more 
 to 11 7. 'd -uit'.ii'fe of //ci, liir bciidcstluir laige It.-cks 
 t,:' {.oLYaiid C-itil 
 pro.i.lcd wiih S' 
 
 of 1 5000 Men, r;;ok it n, , the accidental blowing ii| '. 
 of abarrelof I'oa.Ur, uhuli w-as under a R'llwar,,, 
 and made a great brcadi 111 th',' Wall. A; that time the 
 /' /n(.;i/./.- tioveino'.n li.ida IJaiightcr that was marncj 
 none Ihiijtii .!c<.r>irl, a Maii'ulio ligiialir'd Ids 1111- 
 parelld Courage, by killing 50 A/ooj with h:,, >wr:J 
 
 ill one b'ng.igcnient, .ni.! righting upon liisK 
 
 necsatttr i;c 
 
 hiv haved.^alt in Sugar:., be ing I was wounded m Ixith lis Legs, inlbniucli that the .';.. 
 
 .M 
 
 ills ever liM.e ihe Keijn 
 
 \-i;r/.', which is tlu- molt prolitiMe Tr.ide mall Moiccfi^. 
 
 li' the I were fotcd to kill him at a dillance with Darts, for: 
 
 W 
 
 lien 
 
 tb.c A- 
 
 ".'iiourrd M.iiii!:..i:i.t i.i.eitm: 1, il 
 
 lie 
 
 tMit'r Pirothcrgavc ti;e King, 
 liji c the lOiidit.on of [ay t,p 
 
 ^HJ toiiie younger, 
 loniat^e; which he did 
 
 oni (U 
 1 
 
 bcdy diirlt venture to come near him. 
 
 \VIieiithe \i'5torious .\e,ii law hh I.adv ( D "c.i 
 Moi.i.i by Name ) he was fo charni'd with lierMeciiaiiJ.^ 
 Ikauf , that he inftaiitly olierUtolte 
 
 .. - I , . .. vvith her; aii.l ii|:-.i 
 
 ("raw'..ile, riil at lad heoutidhis eldei Brother, and on her 1 J'..lii'g M grant that 1 dierty, lie threatn'd tiC- 
 .nae.eluinfelf Alafter, iioton'yoi all Ai.ihii/.i„/<T/«^j-| make two ' igroes hold her by loieetilllic fatistied li;. 
 lint, but of feural Province, 1:1 iMiiuiJi.i and /.i-iPatli' n. I:i this lixticinity the I.ady coiifeated, iiroii 
 (>,.. jcondiiioiith.it he llioiil.l n.arr) her, and allow her t.j 
 
 'I'his Coinny ailor.ls ;.'(.o.l Iiidig.-., Alliini, ar.d tlie|Coiitir.ii-- a Chnlli.in. After that, the ."c'ej were iimafy 
 N.lt fnrtot 1 aiiiii, wIikIi g'.c. byihe named! SiWi, notiupon lier enjoyment of ihe I'liviledges of a Chr.Uian, 
 1 ' mention th. t; n !•/: Slaves, .indil.c J'/'iv.i Gold, call'il 1 iiifonuicb i!::!i he was forc'd rodefire her to pretend to bit 
 Iv die Negio.-s S..n..t,j.j, winch arc brought from ; converted 10 ,tf,r/ wi-.w//.'. Site being then bn; v.r.!i 
 llriicc by Cata\ans every Year. 1 Child comp!)M with In i Reijuefl ; and' afier lur Ueh- 
 
 A:r. rg the remarkable places of this Province, we '\ cry ( as the Report p,..esj loth ilieand la 1 Child were 
 It ,:il i.M.e iioti^eof liycK.-, orTtv/r/,', wlirre they make . poyfoii'd by the \i->i!f's other Wives. Bui Infoivhtr 
 gie.i- .inantiiies of line Sugar, ever line alY.'.v ih.u was , Ue.itli, ll:e pmteltid 111 ti.e picleiiee of fi^nie Chiiltuii 
 
 Slaves, that ll>e dy"d a Chrilli.ui, ami had ever bai 
 
 ' 
 
 
 
 L ' 
 
 tiirnd ■"')', taught 'cm liow to prepare it, Ly the Alli- 
 ftinccof fome I'rilbncrs that ihc \cr!jf had took at Cape 
 ti' A'iiii. The Inhabitants of this pla. ; are very pnuid, 
 and Were always qu.iii-eli.ig a iiiongthenikl.es while they 
 cn'ov'd dieir Liberty. But al out le:' Year. agoloineof 
 '«n ufvirp'd the Ciuvc ,., rit, ajid upon ihc Coiniuenet- 
 
 Ineli, but tli.'.i Ihe couid not lel'ule 10 make .iSlievvol 
 the contriry, imon hvcral Coiilideiations tending tutle 
 r.enei-t <f rli..i Ciiriltiaib. .iml elpccialb, of her'b'atl. 1 
 who vv.isi!,. :i ill piidn. This r;,c ilelir'd tl.ein to make 
 known to ihc World: Aud liikc her Dcaili, tlie Aoj'tj 
 
 I'ciit 
 
;hap 
 
 II. 
 
 A 'Di'lcription of Africa. 
 
 323 
 
 stccri MiJiiili';, 
 
 ..fpvince 
 
 ■(')' 
 
 Iciir licrl-a:licr iii-Lnw :invi t'nme CImllian S!:ivt» ba.k 
 ,0 !',/•/. t.:^, and I'uriUlli'a him With lIorfcs,l;qiiipagc,iiiJ 
 
 '1 '.'third Provimc of V.ii (-co bears the N.in.c of the 
 vvlioliKmgdini, liiit fumicrly 'twas call'd U~..inn l-.innc, 
 aiidifiC'.ii'it.ilCity w.is ■"',?'"-■', iKt'orc the bull Juig <)♦ 
 ./ ,uvr whikh isiiow tlu- Mctiopolitan, not only ut 
 ili..tPr.'.i">-i.', but of ;ill Well i!,vi.v.. 'llic IiiliaLi- 
 i lilts cif this I'lovinrewh." Ii\t iiiTouiis and Vill.i('ts, 
 .la- .t e.iiin-.iin lVo|'lc ; tliev cjiiy on a l.rt nf I111.1II 
 i'i.ifi''>l'i ■■""' arc liatliM den inly eiiouj;h inilieu' uay. 
 Tiicv li.ive 11 imrous '1 lOops ol Huife,belides Miiskateeij 
 .iiulCr.'b hiuiiienoiitoMi. Hut the Inh.iUiaiits olthe 
 ,V,jur.taiii» aie of the lame Kidney wiih thofe vt 
 
 /i:tnf', wliuh \va^oneethcMeti(ipoUtan,aiid isiiowa 
 Iii':ip(,f Kiiine?, iseall'dby I'nhm t.m.rf, in h:s Map 
 of i.-1'.i, ami plae'd 1119 Dei<. 1" Nbii. Ixmi;. and zo 
 W-.'. \- Miii.l.at. 1 lir iiMlt lemarkaMe tliiii!; abom 
 ili:iM'la<r, is a l.aki liai reveivis all the Water that 
 dcfu-iids friMii ihc Momiiaiti, and is e^rallv die|) a. I o- 
 v.r, iiorwiiiiltaiidiiiij that 'ii.s prodiiiious larije and cx- 
 tiT.iin do; p , whieli renders it very obnoxious to 
 Snimis, 
 
 The City r f M<,(,cco isthc plcafanteftandbcft (ite.atcd 
 , 'Ciry mall •■'r-u'-. 
 
 Infi-metf itsaniient lUiildiiy'i \vc find '1 abhs ot yV 
 '' "'''l.i!-.ilbr, wiihliilenpnons in .ir.ihi^li Letters, iiiipor:- 
 '"'^ly''ii,T, tlut ihfv ^vele bmit by the '1 libc of Iwnnni;, 111 the 
 lu-i'gnot Ji'--^/) ,;/';/ J>..:./i«, who tocarr\ on theWork 
 Mi'h iiT'te oxpfdii;or., imploy'd jocoo Maves in ihe 
 I iiildiim of it, and nude it the pi. ice of liis refidence, 
 ' I r Imr.jiinded with d.'liiMtc Walls made of Chalk and 
 ynul iiiix'd n'iih a fii fii't of tarth, wliiJi icndtrs '.he 
 Ciinencfo hard, that il' \oii flnke upon it with a I'ick- 
 ax, 1! eaits tire like lint : And conlideniit; the iin- 
 o.ynitiim hii^ht of tliel'e Walls, 'tis vcryieniaiKaMi',tliat 
 [JiiTe IS nor io n.uch as one brcae h 111 "em, iioiwithltand- 
 inpth.1t the Cirv lias been Icverai times laek'd. 1 h'c 
 C(>nt'i\aiveot this '1 own fjv'aks tbe.Skill and lni;eniiit\ 
 of us Av.iureds. It has 2^ (iates, and oiueei iitaind 
 100 vjo InliabitantK. In a worJ, in the Reis;n ot the 
 Lui-'i>.cs and ./.m.'/v- (.'t, 'tw,is, witiicut difpiite, the 
 grcjieU and iichtll City in a!! .Ini.-.t. 1 have feen (fa\s 
 u\ I Autliori a piece ot Alabafter as h:v;h as a Man, plai 'd 
 npon an ancient 'lomb, with this bderip'-cnin ./■.(I'.Vic. 
 l<t:',s All ric .Sm. 17 .•\tia, m/.'o tOmm.lu.W loocco Men, 
 fcfji-'il loccO IfoJ., niut.n cM t>n c.itij'eci IGl I'iti to be 
 dn'^'i-ifi"' w-.!cri)r^ c}' than. Itnitnitd 500 (./>/.■, nii.l ,:. 
 mrs f.iiiljpl t':il\i:'.C' ioi.j; b;i>:^ vf Jacob .Mmanf.r'j 24 
 Ctiki^''. 'I'i-r ^vih T^.ir (f ».'v .l^^,' put .:i: ohi /o my l.ij :. 
 MnwiiieiC' ir.histhn l.pitr.fh, p .ty >o ii/iA in pAi.ion me 
 -: ir::.r11iis ■vilUtie* what Hiltorians alfert of the Piiillimce of 
 i i«.Kri(),|||j. l),-.in.fs_ who have crols'd over f) ofien to Sp.iiii 
 ""■ withfuchni'nicruus Armies ; for lure wc fee onetjencral 
 commands I oocet/ Men. 
 
 Not to mentu n the j^Tcat Temple of liiii and the 
 Kinij's I'.ilace; there's a large mapiiiticcnr leinplc in 
 this (-u\, which was biiih ly Abduiin:<mci:, and imith 
 improv'd andbeantify'd by J.:. oh A.ninnjoy h'.s Cjiandlun 
 ivlio cni ry d the (iares, and leveral other (Inumcnts ot 
 iln'Crvai i( .'lunch at S--:ill- as 'liophies t > Mom.o, and 
 aiiurn'il tins Temple wr.h "ei.i, as well as with two 
 !i.!ls ilijt he bminjlit out of Sprtiii ; for the M les life no 
 Rlls. The Spire ot tbis'l'ciiipli' has upon it fnir Balls 
 CI (i I.! filUii'd uinn.:;i Iron .Spike, the loweli ami 
 liiUcitor which will hold c;.',hr Me.ili'rcs of Corn, tli 
 li. V four, and lo on in piopornon. I'lie Body ot theliall is 
 ol (Clipper, which isi,,vrr''il with a thick plate ot l-:i'j 
 GAI, ,inil the //mk:'' I liiionans alled^e, that one of 
 ,7.1.-^/' f.mi!'i/.. 's Wives told her |fwe!s, in order to 
 nuke em. IVit the viiiiMrPcopI' I'aiirc, that tome Spi- 
 i.tshrot'phi them thither, and 11:11 i^u.ird cm, which has 
 r.ai'd le'cnilof their Kiiit^s tiom mcdlniR with 'cm 
 in C .111 sof bttrcimn. When KinniN'"''-'' Ji"c'"'c'"/was 
 atr.i.k'd 011 ad liands hy the .1i.;.'<i.i>i.t, the I'oitii'^iicJ- and 
 'icKin;.;of / -. I.e woifd faui have taken Vin down, 
 Hid pay'd his Tioops w.'.h em ; bur the Inhaintair.s re- 
 nmnitraicd, that r.ithcr than the Honour of their C!!it\ 
 lloullbefo r.ir f ink, ihcy .mdiluir Chddren Ihould be 
 espos'd tofile. Howc\er the .X.m'/; Mii.i- llnn.t took 
 dc'wn the iippcrn-iolt IJal' but latelv, and liildthc Gold of 
 i; for i^cc.i I'ilbdsof puvCJol!; af:erwhuli, ti> ap 
 
 People imputed his Misfoniine to liisSachledpc, fo that 
 no 111 d , lias limtotlcr'd to touch cm. 
 
 Iiianci.ni inies iheie were two large ApartiT.ents inTI»iiif!oy 
 this City, whhli weic lit apan Uir the Cliiiliiaiis tijt "i iIh 
 they lali'd AI /ir..lji,:ii.,, whom the King of Afcicc^iin-'" '■"■''"'■'' 
 ploy'd tulcrvchima.s .Souldicrs, and allcw'd tTli^e thcie 
 with ihcir Wivc> and Children, 111 the fee hxereilc r! 
 ilieir Religion. 1 li^r.-ClinllianswerecaJl'd ■'^lul.-.ir.Uim., 
 not liom ihe:r Icrviiip AJ. / 1 after the detlat of Kii.j; 
 H^.ilciiil^^ i-in fr>.Mi ihtir Kiiowledtc of the yi,,ihi.\ 
 1 ongue. Tlic\ were 1 rouulu fr- m Sj.iin by J,::tii W.- 
 Duii/o , lor a (■liar 1 to his P. I foil, and coiniiioidy their 
 number aniuimtcd to ^uc. I lorl'r, well mounted aii.l uJI 
 paid. I hey contimu-d a loni; tiii.e in ihisServicc,tiII.^..' /. I. 
 kiiigct :ile, recall d'cni 10 '<ir.i>; and beilow'd c;n 'cm 
 
 = 1 
 
 .; .ur.g 
 
 '■ (^oppei 
 inni'd lui I 
 
 aii.l put up in its place, and hnn|.id up upon the .Spire ol 
 thrSte-p!e the Jewilh (>. Idfimtli wiiohad taken oti'the 
 ;^ ■^''' (iijilby hist.)rdeis. If t ih.- .•I.irjm'j i;a\.' it out, that 
 ., '■ 'tvMstlr.(!uar:ianSp;ri-s of the Golden PiaKs that had 
 taken -.ip the Jew and hair; d him tliere. Not loir; alter, 
 that Prince loit bJili hii Crown and his life, and th. 
 
 aige 
 
 ilicnsand PriMlcdiies I'lie Nanu' of 
 
 ■•l1v 
 
 7,n . f... 
 
 ..1 fi.m 
 
 I madeuleof m feven I'ariiii CliuiJicsai J'l,..,.' , 
 wheic ii.e.Wn,.),,;i'j,(« Service and the Go;/ /ot Ccicmu 
 lues do ttill lake place. 
 
 liithe Year 1119, .V. lie'.uJ and five m^-re went to, ^.|C. 
 ■"wfccoto pre.ich in this pl.i.v, but the Mo^-i lOiuLmnM 1 il' >.ur. 
 cm tourdrtyrdoiii, becaule they inicijzhcd .■■; thc'>'-' ■='• 
 
 W.i/i jwM.v. Ami /.) ); i'.-,/.., ihcKiiniof J- ' sSon, 
 bciny, then at AJ >/c,ei', ran y'd their Kelujui s ;o Ci:ii)i!i.:. 
 Sinccthat, the fltujaittb-'itisha^ fuch anliituclk ui:h the 
 King, ih.itthey obiam'd leave for erciltuii; a Convent 
 ot Grey briars, upon which, levcra! i' rtixjciis cair.e 
 \o:\\ Sp.i.-r, andpicach'd here; but by ilu Inltieati 11 
 ot the .l.f,r^ii.'', the all Uitier'd niartyrdi'.n. 
 
 Ill thef.'iiie place wlmeih. I'e two I al.;. 1 s i'tfo.i, ,-.•,.. s •<!';■•» 
 the prilciu .\ ../fsMatiazines, where ihev make .|i..i, " :: =^— 
 weii>ht of Powder, and leveral Ions of Anns, etcry 
 Moiiih. but in the '^ear 1509, a cl.ip of ■llnn.ler 
 k'l rile to liic Powder, and I tin t, not only the .Mai;,rz.ne, 
 but level a: Nc j;hbou.-inn 1 k.iiles. 
 
 Foinier.y ihc V,w.i haU a plaie alk.tted 'cm to ji\c in 
 near the hiart ot the City, but the pieCcni Kiiij; tiaiif- p 
 ported em to a remoter corner, in order 10 Icparaie 'em ■l"'^ y>" 
 fronulie .1/ >i-.. Tlie place of their picfcnt Re)i,!cn.c 
 iswali'd rouiul, haMiij; only (lie Cjate th.n leads to tlu 
 Ciiy, .111 1 ancihei ihat leads to their Churcli-y.ird. Moit 
 ot thele _fewi are Gold-f niths, and Ibiiie are Meichan'.s 
 and other Tradcfmen. 'J he richdiau or g 'cm arethofe 
 ih.it u.antue the l\e\ cni.es c 1' Gcvcriurrs and of ilu 
 Knit's CliilJrcn; l'<:rihe .Mi. lo\c to eiitiiilt the ma;i- 
 at<ciiicr.t(;l ihcir liicoiues to the fv, Mi^'. li.nd their 
 account in it All the javi pay a Uucat .1 head, L elides 
 iheoidiiiuiy l,ixeS. 
 
 ALo'.t :lu iiiiddleof (he City we irccr wiili a U:y,c 
 wiiir 1 l.i c, Willi a P^ot ot 1 .luh in the luid.'.le of i:,^''/,''!'^;^, 
 rais d iiij'her iliaii 'he ad|acent >hop- aiul H.uCis Tiusi'ir..i"E..c 
 isthe pl.ice where ilieCniir.nals arc cxciued, and't.siie-- ■™ 
 ver without leveraKiy bus, upon which f)iiie hanp, by 
 the feet with ilicii Tliioas cut, loiiie aic hft to i\e in 
 thai p. dure wnhoutci ttiniJtheir Throats, and otlKis...c 
 huiii;i.pbyonc .Arm wrhthcii Bellies rippM open. 1 lus 
 is thev^ay ■ fpunilhinjtCrriunals wh>-niiicie .siioPLui- 
 litt ; but it there be any Pl.'uititf, he executes Jultice 
 hniiU-.t, either b\ Imoilienni; the Criminal, or . utting 
 his 1 hioat, 01 lunniiiy liiin tin . with .1 Spear, or I'el- 
 iini; luni toi a Slave, or lutfcrmi; him to buy htsLalc for 
 a fiiiii (f Money. 
 
 ( )iic <it the molt remarkable ihinps in tliis City, is a 
 'ii'iv tuilkc, confainint; a pencral Ciliein fi.'r Water, 
 whicii ihews how puillant thele Inlidels have been ill for- 
 11. er lines. It roeives^rej Ai[u»:ducb', which lye very 
 iieti'in the 1 .irtli, and were diggd (as fou.e lay J by 
 ii,.'>.v,Chril:ianSliives. .Soir.e fiy, the Water of thefc 
 .■'.ilii.cduds cnie (ix I.c,ij;ues olt, to>in a River that 
 lpriut;s out of Mount .11 .i-, the Channel if which is cn- 
 vcr'il ail the way ti'tlie City, fo that 111 bod) can dif- 
 cover whence the Watu- coiiu.-.. To difcovcr thctruth 
 ot the inaiti.r, li'veral Kinr.s have put Mtii iiuoihe.A- 
 iiuxducts wiih I ii;hts in ilieirH.inJ.,, in order 10 tiaco 
 the lourcc, but all of em pietcnded they could iiotget 
 along, fomc tor one obftacie, and tome f u another. 
 However tiie prcfent Xciifj has within thefc few Years 
 dipp.'d great Pus about two or tnrce l.eacu,.s olf the Ci- 
 ty, where the Giound begins to nle ; and having g.i- 
 tliei'dall the W iier iiiioa Cillein, convevs 11 by an A- 
 iliixducl into iiie City, ilie Pits aiul their A\cnues beini; 
 liiut up ; lo tliat in c.ifc of a Siege, uo body can trace 
 ilie .-Vpiiduilf, or know whcive the Water come-;, in 
 order tocut it 1 it , and probably all the former Aqua;- 
 ilutKsvcrcot ihe lame nature. Tlu' Xcitj that lunv 
 renins, has i.iicly drawn a CJanal Uj-on the bait lide of the , 
 
 Citv, fioiii M..unt.(;;i« rto.t/icv, ■, which li-'"<--s above ,"*;^;,;^'*" 
 V^ Nblls in apliiii one afier another, and Waters (cw- 
 i.il (jardciis kepr by the AiiiiiliJcn Mnra on us Pianks. 
 for the -V,'.'/ paixell d out lauds to 'em up'on thai 
 It." c;uarter, 
 
 N..Uc A. 
 1} ijcdjob. 
 
 
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 ii' 
 
 I 
 
 •It :, 
 
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 u 
 
 I'' 
 
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 iif; i 
 
 32+ 
 
 yf Dijcription of Africa. 
 
 of ilic l-lt 
 
 q.iartci, allowioij'cin pay like Souldiers ; and lis fnmi 
 thru "i fliir thiy toim." 10 v ir, an.l infcl\ the SpaiiiiT. 
 (.'na(k will til,' li(;ht Galleys that arc rommnnly in tli.u 
 River. 1 liiir 1 cadcr is an An.i/iltifu-.n Mfc, call'd I) •; rV, 
 i c riif Clif.1t ; ami at .'fdi-rcii thiy haie a fcpaiatc 
 ilii:'.rt(r ti^r tlicn.lrhi'-, which is callM Set O'^Jv, K- 
 ca' )c the fifit th.u lainc thithtr v.crc of that Ciiy. 
 The Iiihal'i'.aiits f>F A '/"".'. v avi- a prinul lort of I'lopli", 
 , .in '. ricrtal I i.cnucs to the Chndiirs 'Ihiy f|'fak the 
 ■ '■;>••.' -I :'j I imp oat" . 'I lev weat Calfocksft eoloun! 
 Clnth, iinSn.yilcr'ii Juwn to tl'.e Fict «ith fiiall pieces 
 ei t oiu likiLi riiipes ;f.\er llielethey hnvc \'ells of tine 
 Cainiit or SiU, aiul vvoiltcd Sn'.H's. 'lluy hiveShrts 
 am! \^n">r.of wl'itc C'li/!i, aiul .S.nrKt Caps with 
 l.i .' ! 1 rSaii'^ Tile Wc.inen are very •i' il .■lul siry. 
 '1 her ('annenis arc cither of ^ilk, or of hrc Linen, 
 ard I ■ 1' ■ wn'Otlieir He.t. I hey wear no Dr.iwcis 
 B»ih'.'NV • ; f ' ;ro, and ncur Itir ahrnad, luilels 
 il I'l loC.hiii. . . ri pon a Vilit ; andwhcn tluycoioa 
 I'ath, tlu-v (ovit ihar I acts \ciy earrfiillv, that they 
 linv iiv-vtl'C lirn !)iit ..fiiTa.l, ihry are very loqiictte, 
 and 'he rHi *ln!ids are very ji.i.oiis. 1 he Citi7e:is feed 
 liiv;htr than ih-'fe of ,^i/s fir lelidespKniy of Corn, 
 Me-it, /iKitr, .-.111 r^nte<, ihey have rreat ifore ofl-owls 
 ami \ cnd"( 11, and all theNuetiis that hutcf: atlbrds. 
 Atprellntthe 1 own is v.tv populons. and inipwvts c- 
 verv Pay, b. vcauc of ilie k'rincesFa'uir. 
 '('he next rroviiice isthatealld Cju'.t, thclnhabitant^ 
 
 T»"r- A r.o ,,|- y |,; I, ^^ J j,_,.i ,Tr,-,,n ip arrclK-ine crew. 
 
 A .I'm^i!!! .1 1 hiy l..ive a eiltl laied I'air once a Year, that com 
 
 • •■ !';r h-Jav, tnd lalls for two Months. 
 ey eiiicrta' 1 .tbovc locoo 
 
 PhccnH>*1 
 
 Ciiy, 
 
 meiHcsc; •fnii 
 
 llnriiip th ■; Fiii!", they eiiicrta' 1 .tbovc locoo foreign 
 Machamsando'cii rvca very tc.; :lar(.)rdcr,mi[wiihrtan !- 
 inp, liar at mhir timts ihev aic ihcmolt biuitilh tiirlni- 
 lint I'eoplc in all jlfii.i'. 1 hey arc ir.nlily dppci- 
 fmitlH and 'I i;.kers, and were the full that dif.ovird to 
 the ft.i.trs the way of nii'ltiiig and call. np. Iron. Ihty 
 J.v'd tbrricrly \irhiii 1 any furiii of Govcmnunt, biitat 
 p'-efiiit they are iibjirt 1 1 the \::tf'^ who tavrur'eni 
 upon the account of thc;r faithful Scivicc;, and their 
 kccp'iijT Foot-('- arc's \'.hi.!i larrv rirclcek^. Iheir 
 Ci.floii'isarc much oi a ( 10 e wiili thote of H.vf, 
 Thf frovii t The lif h rrovinee of .Vi,h,c ii P-?; cV, whiJi ■< -c 
 01 r.i«rj leagues Irnr.Tiid 24 broad. Its Liin.tsaiethe Riverot 
 r-ifitr on the W'e.l, the Rncrof Om'hit. hi onthe I'alt, 
 ibcOten.-n the North, and .\I. roifr on the Si.uth. It 
 aHlrdspIcity rf (. irai'd. C.n 1 Koi\ of it lii s in 
 I'iainj, irhahil li ! y wiand'ir.j, Aniilf.n', and by Br: c- 
 l: fj, U-iiieofwhon) hkewil'e wandtrfroin place to place, 
 and 01 hei s tix in Horfes and Villages. 
 
 One rcmavk.al IcCiiy in ihisPiovincc is S.-S', cali'd 
 bythe .7r'..'\,:>.f, and by the Poi/i/j/.f/f -y !/■/)'. Some affirir, 
 tli.-.t 'tis one of thofe Cuies which f/.iHn« xWCnuhefim- 
 an (General built in lihr, ly the Senates Order, and 
 wi.ich from theive were lall'd LUj-Planidr.n Cities. 
 It has very };cod Walls, liit is cf no great Strength, by 
 reafon that it JicsundcrthcvuwotlcveraliifingGrounds. 
 In ancient tiinis it was fiibje{> to the Kings of Moio;.o, 
 and in that State iis Trade was better than afterwards, 
 for the '^fvi lhM.iri:h:imi imported Cloth, linen, and 
 oihcrGoods, in exJianoe for their Wax, Indigo, Gums, 
 nn^. o'.her Coir,moditics. But upon the Ucclenfion of 
 the Re gii of tlie Mrniwc it.i, it Ihouk ofl their Yoak.and 
 cneofthc'r own ( iibcns ul'irpd the tiovernmcnt ; 
 utMinwhiih ihi-y fell irfo Civil Wars, and one of thcFa- 
 f-.rtrr>'l l,y i^jniis .ailing niil.e i'lvifi.!;!.!-/- to their allillance, occall- 
 ""/"'hj on d their SiibieCl ion to the Oown of Fo'^i/'m/. The 
 ■'' ' ^ thcGarrifon of ih. pl.vc rcdiicd aprearpart of the ad- 
 jaccnr Country, im.! carried lev. r,il iiiiportant Victories, 
 ye: the ]'->ti,oirlf, afur ihelofsofCape ./' /)5nfi,being a 
 piel'.cnfivc ."if the rvowii", I'ow.'r of the '^''ifi', thoiigl 
 til toab.in.loii it, efpc ally conliJermr, that twas.i i)lace 
 commandcd.by the neiplib.^urinp. Mountain;, and that ic 
 could notbc well ivr.ev .1 by Sea, ly reafon of iis bad 
 Hirbour: an.l notro in.mion that it coll more than 'twas 
 w-ortb. N\'hiletlic (':■».,;;, .■'cwcicMallersof S.ipi; they 
 dcltrov.i Cf mi Vi'.iil;',, aid levcral ot'ncr Vilingis and 
 C.i'.kles ill this PMv'iice, that dcpe'iJcd upon S'l/i'.:. 
 ■ 1 ,„■ ■ /IX/--"' >-, another City inthisl'r.ivincc, is by fbv.e rcc- 
 k.n'.n.i' 'b.' kcn'd or.c cf tlic Lit- -VhanUi.vi Cities. 'Twas former- 
 
 nl.ati .1 I'/ 
 
 1 **f'' 
 
 t. , 
 
 an. 
 ylit 
 
 ly cilj J C.:f.i, and plae d by I'ldcm in (ix Deo. 40 Mm 
 long, and «i Dep. 45 Win. 1 at. Before the I'Zn.^J'f 
 were Milters ot it, twas a rich neat Town . f,, ,, 
 drove a ;;■■., it Ti..de erpeci.i!ly in Filhinp. It continu" 
 cdinthe ,' <;,.,^»f/.- Hands ^I'^.a-s; afrer which they 
 delcrie.l ir, and icinovd their Troops, Artilliry an'l 
 .Xn.iiii'niiion to Mi^^x-."- '' heir Pica for ilieir Abdic.i 
 tionw.is, ih't twaso er-awd byan adjacent Hill, and 
 the Mouih . f the River was very dangerous tor 'tl'iur 
 .SIi:pp:np ; belidts, iliat ih- keeping of ir w.is very 
 .harg.ablv-. Upon their Retioval, the .\>/,jf/"reieO|.'cd 
 It by leniliii;; two .-lit::-,,,; todwell init that weie in iivar 
 riymo tor the;r Sane'tity. Hut I'ojn aft.x the Goveiiiour 
 ot.W/-,-i;;'rliirpriz'dit in theNii^h:-timc,and fent thetwo 
 •VT:.;';/'") ami ihe Governour I'lifoners to /V-, -m' 
 from iliat lime the A/ r j diirlt not oft'er to rep'ant'^it 
 lo that it became a Receptacle for wild Bcalis. At this 
 Day ihe .\>uv farms the Filhery of the Shads to I'onie 
 Clu'ltmn Mir.hatiisata very dear rate, but (hey are re 
 inliifetyif they.oirealhoar. 
 
 Ab( ut four j rngues to the Eaft of y.ii?.;, there's a hnjh 
 Mounian. calld by the Ancients ihc 'Mtuntain of I'v!"*™'* 
 Vn, atprcfciit Itrrimrs^cr, where 300 .Wo, « upon Horfe- "^" 
 back Ihflterd tlieiv.febes for loinc time, when the Pnif - 
 i;.v/f were MalUrs of .?.-;;-, and made bxcurlions upni, 
 theChr ftian. ; but at lalfiliey were reduc'd. At this D,iy 
 the bihibia'Msot the Mountain aiclubjcif to the Go- 
 vernoiir of .< ;/:>, 
 
 Another Mmntain in that Province, is that cali'jTV^ 
 JucI luj .1, 01 theCircen Mountain, which was very HcJ^"" 
 well peopled in the timeof the ./,hh/.i./c, but lircc the 
 Deal'atiinsof the Hmin.'ini's. is only inhabited by 
 Hermites and vilite.1 by Pilgrims. The many Spiincs 
 thar ilTre from its Rocks, form a great I ake at the Vwt 
 ot the Moiiiuain, which ;s womlciVulix liock'd with Eels 
 I'loi ts.l^arbcjs, and a fort ,M' large wlu:cl-i(hcalj'diini;..r.' 
 whu h tails very fwict. But the molt remarkable ihinj 
 ot all, IS the multitcde and diwiity of Fowls and \e- 
 nilon, f..r certainly there is not uch plenty of Came lu 
 allWA'i.V/j, asuponrJiis.M.iuntain. 
 
 llaimgdilpat.h'd/;!,^!,./.!, weprocceded m order to 
 //.:;«'«, the next Province, which was formerly eall'd'^''''- 
 iJimniet. Its I in.its are the Green Mount.i in On the""'"' 
 .- ^nh, the Kivcr /)«,.r,.,v on the WdV, the \c!ri)ln.{ 
 Rivet en the Fait, and on the .Scuth fotr.e Mountains 
 <;t the W//j(, which it receives mtoitsBofom, and which 
 turnilhes the City of A/,.,crowuh Vines, Olives, and all 
 torts ot Fruits, tliat City being jo leagues dillanceto the 
 Welt ward. Pis iiihabire.l by M i n<:!, who arc defcendcd 
 ot one ot the branches of the 'Irdic of A/«/.<m. ,U, from 
 whom It took the N.ame of lln;^cva. 1 he Inhabitants 
 are richer thaiuhole of l),.n,H,r, as being lefs dilquietcd 
 by the AiAn,-.,:! ; nr.d cultivate a firtiie Ccuntrv a- 
 bourd.ng with Corn and Cattle. They carry on a co'i^i- 
 derabic Traffiik ; tor thev make good Cloth, and drels 
 Leather veiyweU.Thcyuledue fame Arms with theflnt- 
 icM upon theM.Min-ains of Hrr, nil t.f late, that they 
 have Icarn'd the I'fc of Crols-Bows and' Fire-locks. 
 Such of cinashvein Towns, rclembic the Citizens tf 
 Mo cffc 111 their Habit, Cullcms, and way cf Innig, 
 Buttbelnhabitantsof the Mountains are more brutilh. 
 t-'poii the De.lenfion cf the Empire of the hemmei:- 1':, 
 the Towns of AlmeHwc and Hirmclw, I oth in this I'ro- 
 vince j fet up for twoSovcraipn Republicks, ard wag'd -<"'*"' 
 coiitintial War with one another, till the Year is 16, at''*'"' 
 which time they fnbmitted to the King of Fe;{, who put 
 an end to their mutual Jart. 
 
 TfdU IS the lalt and moft Eaftern Province of .W, rrrcc. 
 Tho"tisfmall, yet 'tis enrich d with good Kore of Corn, '''""'" 
 Oil, and Cattle, and wealthy Inhabitants. 1 hofe who""^"' 
 inhabit the iVoumains, arc Hnchiri of the Tribe of 
 Miilr.mcda ; but the Valleys arc prlTels'dby two Fines of 
 /trrbii-.nu each of which will raifc 90c o Horfe. The 
 Province is of a triangular Figure, and lies between the 
 K rof .yj;rrr;anvl the River 0/7(»h/m/./. 'Twas fub- 
 jcct ; 1 1 the B-:n;»iei iiJ, \vhile they were Mailers cf .>'.i«- 
 rirr.i.i.iTirgi.-.ir.r; but uponthedeclenlion of their Reign, 
 it fell into the Hands ot the King of I-e^, tho' at the 
 t'ametimeitbeh ngd to the Kingdom o( Motcccs. At 
 frcfent it peaceably obeys the Xnijij:,:)! Family. 
 
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A D^cription of Africa. 
 
 325 
 
 Chap. IH. 
 Containing John LeoV Ve/cription of the Kingdom of Fez. 
 
 
 T 
 
 inccof M,rccct. 
 
 HE limits of the Kingdom of Fcr, arc the 
 River Om»iii.:l'll. oil the' Will, the River A/W- 
 :/.( on the Eaft, tlic CXean anil Mciiiti'rranc- 
 an oil Ok Nortli, aiiJ tiie KiJjjc ot /'/</< 011 
 the South. It owes the Title <if .1 KinpJoin t.i the Fa- 
 mily of M.rii., who getting tlie upper haiul, lix'd their 
 Re(iJeticc in the Cu- of irr. 1 his Kingdom is di- 
 vii!td into fevcn Piovintes, namely, Vmirji.c, the Ter- 
 r.tor^of f-v -"'i^'i'i i'/j.ne,-, lifn,i,G/iiet, indHkhan:;, 
 cf thcfc in order. 
 
 The Frontiers of T^rrfnr, are, the River Ommiml/ih 
 onthcWcH, tlicRiver.B<:'(ri;r77 on the talk, ihc 4t/,ii 
 Tft-^''" onthc South, and the CXi an on the North. 'Tis all o- 
 J^l'J,!;^ \ era plain 0>ui;try, t'cinj; inJetigtIi from Well to tail 
 80 Miles, and in lireadth Cz. It contain'd 40 great 
 Towns and jco C.tllles; and was always rctkon'd the 
 hciii of the Icven Prounccs of /-c^. In the 313d Year 
 of the Hfijf/'.', one C.:>cnlim a Mahometan Apoltatc, 
 fitting up for a Prophet, pcrfwaiicd the People to pay no 
 Hmage to thur Prince; and after a War with the King 
 of Kr, had his Title to the Province contirm'd by a 
 Treaty of Pe.iic. Accordingly he and his Siicceirours 
 govcrn'd it ainioll 135 Years ; till Jtfeph King of the 
 Tribe Lui t.nr, having built M I'ccr, fent MahoDiemDn- 
 dlors to retain the Governour and his People, and pcr- 
 IwaJe'em to pa\ Homage to the King of JV/cicuc. For 
 upon that, the People flew the Anibalfadours, and the 
 Govcrnour march d wi:h 50000 Men againll jojeph; 
 but .? /i'/''- in the mean time invaded Ti-wr/'we, where he 
 put Man, Woman and Child to the Sword, and le- 
 vclld i\ their Towns and CalUcswith the Cirouiid. On 
 the other Hand, the Govcrnour of Tcmc/nc with his 
 •jcooo Men fled to K^, npon the News of which, the 
 King of F!-{ liirronnded 'em near the River B/iM^r/i;^, and 
 they lieingconllrain'd to run up the craggyMountainsand 
 Rocks, molt of 'e:n wovee'.thcrdrownd in the River or 
 thrown head-long from the Rocks, the havock laifing 
 for the Ipace of 10 Months. Tcwey^c bcinj; thus bereft 
 cf her I'eof le, became the Habitation ot wild Beads, 
 and continued fjch, till 1 so Years after that King Mnr:- 
 f.r ret iniirig from I'lhi , g.tvethe I'ofTeirion of it to fome 
 A'tiiimi that he had biiught with him. Fifty Years 
 after. King A{.:i:fai being oiited of liis Kingdom, thefc 
 A.:ii<ii;j were difpoirefsd of T.'Wf/wc by the Tribe of 
 Luntun.t, and rednc'd to cxtream Mifcry. Afterwards 
 the Kingsof the Family of M.vin gave it to the People 
 of ^rnctt and /M'.iiv, who enjoy it to this day. 
 Among the Towns of this Province, the molt famous 
 TVCiiojfis .•/«,'>, thciTloll pleal'anteft Ti>wn in all Afiict:, built 
 by the R^mjtu on the Coait of the Ocean, 60 Mik-s 
 Northof /)f/^;, andEaft of Ai^tmur. The Inhabitants 
 arc I ivil and wealthy. They wear a decent Appatcl, 
 and trade with the I'ntiiziicjt and I-Jij^H/h, The adja- 
 cent Country is very fertile, the Plain round it being al- 
 moll iio Miles over. In ancient times it had many 
 li'irncd Men, and wasadoin'd withitately Temples and 
 I'alaces, rich Shops and Warc-houles, and charming 
 Garden;, which to this day yield great plenty of Me- 
 lons and Citrons, and thcfo being ripe by the njiddlc of 
 ''f'l, are carried to I',-;;, wheicthe Fruits do not ripen fo 
 foon; Butnowtlie('i)iY/(!;:.-f have laid it walle. 
 
 The next T' wn is Rr! 1:, feared on a Rock upon the 
 Ojalk of the Ocean, jnll by the Mouth of the River 
 I'^'ijM^' ; fo that it has the Ocean on one fide, and the 
 Illver on the other. 'Tw.ts built but lately by Min/or 
 King of WiH occd, while he pollcls'd (! ■mtJ 1 and a great 
 pirc of 9,V('h , as being a ci'iivenient Frontier, from 
 whence he mighr, upon occalion, pour in Forces upon 
 the Clirilki.ins, from whom Af nolayatnrreac dill.ince. 
 Headorn'd it with Temples, P.il.iccs, Cillegcs, Hofpi- 
 tal'. Baths, Shops, C.. and built a lower without the 
 
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 tiK. 
 
 ^*'alli on the South li.le, the I 
 
 It of it exceeds that of 
 
 •ny Building I ever faw ; fo tli.it from the ton of ir, 
 ihips may bediTcry'd at a valt d.ftance. 'Tis built af- 
 ter tlie fa'hioji of the T'owcr of -""i-.-c , only its wind- 
 i'igSuirs arc broader, for tiirec H.T-fcs may go up a- 
 b tall:. He gave all rradesnicn /nd Merclunis a ) e.irly 
 Aduwi.ce proDOrtion'd to their HuinicU, by which 
 Jiie^fii /^W'.Kcuneijia Iililc lime to be bciter furnilh'd 
 
 with Artifans and Merchants, than any other Town iii 
 ■^r'lci. Here us'd Mnijor to remain with his Troops 
 from /tpril 1.0 September, and in reginl the Sea runs ten 
 Miles npthe River, whidi makes all the Water in the 
 Townbrackilh, he fupply'd the Town with fa-lli Water 
 lion 
 
 a Foumam II Miles orf, railing the Aciu.-cdurts *, ^'j^JI^*^ 
 archwile like th(jfe of /(;»«?, and difpcrling the Water 
 over the Town in feparate Pipes. Uut after Miinji.,\ 
 death, this noble Water-work was deirohlhd in the 
 Wars between the Mr.tin Familyand.''<i7//fi's Succelf rs, 
 .and the Town has dwindled ever (ince, inlonmch, that 
 fcarcc the tenth part of it is now ifanding.The iimiMan- 
 jor caus'd ScUa to be wall'd round, and lor the ccnvcni- 
 ency of his Army, built in it a noble Hofpital, a datcly 
 Palace, and a magnificent Temple, within which was a 
 preity Chapel, where he order'd his Corps to 1 e incci'd. 
 Accirdingly he was buried there, and not only the ho- 
 nourable Branches of his own Family , but even tho 
 Kings of the M.uin Family lie inter'd in the fame 
 place. 
 
 The next Town in this Province is V-igii-., which \%i,,„^. 
 famous for the Sepulchre of one that is laid to have 
 wrought m.iny Miracles againft the fury of I. ions, and 
 was accounted a great Prophet. Afterthe folenin.zing of 
 Hnlkr, the Pcopleof Vc-{ make an annual Vifit to thi» 
 Tomb, which lies at the dillancc of no Miles from 
 i'l-y They perform this Pilgrimage 111 i-jUa^s, car- 
 rying tlieir TcntsandotherNecelfariesaling with cm; 
 and the Pilgrims a;e fo numerous, that one Would take 
 'em for an Army. 
 
 The fecond Province of this Kingdom, is that cali'd 
 T/« Jtruto, ;f J-V^. It extends alnioft loo Miles in'"''!'^''".^' ''^'J 
 length, from the River B/(ivri;<,;i; F.iftw.ird, to the River"' ^"" 
 Innuni. Its Northern Limit is tlieRiver Ji/u or Ci/H,ani 
 the Southern isihe .^f'..". It abounds in Corn, Frmr, 
 and Cattle, as much as .my other Courtiy. 
 
 In this Province the tirlt Town we meet with is Sella, ^^j 
 the Buildings of v^■hicll have a Itately ihcw of Antiqui- 
 ty, being fupported by Marble Pillars. The Temples 
 are very ni.arnificcnt, and the Shops arc built under large 
 Porches, with an Arch at the end of e\ery row, to di- 
 vide ( as 'tis reponed ) one Trade from another. The 
 Gcnouf; yeiictinnijjghjh, and D.i/./). arc wont to trade 
 with them. The adjacent Grounds being f.mdy and un- 
 fit for Corn, yie'i' plenty of Cotton, and the Inhal i- 
 tants weave it vet) fine. Fine Combs are likcwife an 
 ufefiil Commodity in this place; for they litve a great 
 deal of Box and other Wood fit for that Purpoie. They 
 have Judges, Arbitrators, and .1 very regular form of 
 Govcrrrri»nr. 
 
 The principal City of this Territory, «nd indeed of all 
 B<»)/.i. -, is h'r^, which was builr .(c' /J'/«. 7S6. by one T"' "^''T "^ 
 lilris Aniinmlwit.111. S( nic think the occalion cf its *■ 
 Name was the finding of Gold j in Arabick iV.; ) where 
 its Foundation was laid. 
 
 /./r<! the Founder, livdiiithe time of Arcn^ a Jit-.ho- 
 m.iMH Patriarch, and deri\'dhisE:<tratli('n from .H;/-c- '■''■' '" 
 wft himfelf, both by the Father and the Mothers fide : ''''"'"''"■ 
 For afterthe death of Mnrom.-r, when the War eom- 
 inenc'd between X-'iN^.e and the Family of //i'/, one of 
 thclaltFamih lontinued ai y;7;".i./.;;.:, .iiid left bihiiid 
 liim two Sons, who growing into favour with the People 
 ot h'.lm.viin, were thereupon perfecutcd ; and the one 
 being taken and hang'd, the other ( whufe n.une wav * 
 W'H, made his elcapeinto M.iuririiii.i), 1 lin ilris dwelt 
 mxm Mount > I'on, about jo Miles from ,'V-, and po- 
 vern'd. that Country both in Civil and Religious Mat- 
 ters. ).li:i dying without Uwfid llfue, left "one of his 
 Maids big with Child, who h.id been co cr'cd from the 
 (i(j!hi^\ to the M'l.-i Religion. The M.iid : eing broui ht 
 to bed, 'he People chrilten'd him ;./■/', af;er his Father, 
 clci!ted him tor their Prince, .and too'i care of his Edu- 
 cation: The Child being traiii'd up [y a ski'f.jl 
 Captain, cametobe fa.iioiis for valiant Ixp'oit* when 
 he was but fifteen Years of .Age. This eiiLirgd h's,Do- 
 miiiions and I-auiily, tp m which iie took up a Refolii-- 
 tioii tobihld a C.ty, and for that en 1 pitcii'd upon the 
 Ground where K'' now Itan.l-, by reafon l f i s plenty 
 of Springs, and the Convcnicncy of an .i.tacLix River 
 and Wood. Accordingly upon the iini L'auk of tic 
 
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 326 
 
 A Vefcriptm of Africa. 
 
 I 
 
 RucTA Town «M< bmlt, ili.it iiu;;ht cciiitAin i^-i l-ami- 
 Jicv Al'.cr iIk- iLath ot" 'liis Ur:\ Imn Son l.inlt aiiotlltr 
 Town on Uk- pppoli-.c Riiik. of the River. .M o.it iS.; 
 Yc.ir, ituT, .a Civil War broke out Utvvi.i.n the two 
 Tiiviis, tli.ir l.ifieil tooVuirs, at ilic cml ol \\1ikIi, 7'- 
 Av''Kiiii', .^t" \h .\c , jnit tlu'tw.i rniivCSKuii-.i'.li, ll^'w 
 ^•'occot tl'r Inli.il'ic.vnrs otclii'two Towii^. aii.l lia\iiig 
 ilt"iior,llVil tlurrXX'.il!?, iiiiitc>l 'cm ini>i one ly .iliii.ii;e 
 Thi>lT!i!;!;ij MetiopViLiiiof all '>t' .i, twillbe pio 
 per lo ;;i'.e.i i.irti.u.ir .•\eeoiiiit ot' tlicSntc 'tiMnattlus 
 ilav. i. c. /I*. /'. 1 1;! . 
 Awnlr.iljr 't 'iaiiii? 'ijioii preiit .mil lit'lc VUU, wirlioiit A;iy 
 aS^J<o' -f Plain roiui'i It. 1 lie Rieer enter's \h- T. "ii by two 
 ilK- io»ii jfRranclies, oiv.-ontlic ^oiith liJc, theotlieroti rlie WeH 
 '"" Tims it ^!l(i•er^e^ i: felt" all over the t itv, .itu', is >'< nvcyei 
 
 III Coiiiliiiti .111,1 I'lj'cs, to every Umple. Clle^lpe. 
 
 511.1 n;:in.t)iiii;.> the lime Kiliics, aiul Pii, k Kilnev 
 .leioiijiui;.; to the Temples without the City W.il 
 
 WHO 
 
 III 
 
 Tilt rtlj-r. 
 
 .•\iKlmoitor thelloifi-s are 1-nilt of hne Kinks anilp 
 ■Store, ■.irioiiliy p.iinreil. Their I'ort.iU an.! I'.c liilis ot 
 the WiiiiloMS aiT ni.ii'c otparryeoloiir il limk. like ''•• 
 /■ 
 Co 
 
 « icr C n- 
 
 1 '.mplci. 
 
 To.ii'lc. 
 
 • Sron •. 'Ihr Koo's of their Hovfes they aciom w iin 
 - .•\7i;re, mill eiliiT line CiolnuT'. ihcKoois .ire ol 
 
 ini 
 
 iiion<, hy 
 r.on iheureatel't G 
 
 WooJ. an I r.-jiiate. In iliitC,irpet<m3y he laui e.v"'' 
 in Siiinii'.er. .Some llourc, are r«o, ami lone th:ee 
 .Story liij;h; themiJilIc :Mrt is nn.ovenl aiM thy l.hanv 
 I'crsarc Iv'ilr on every liiie with fine Stair-e.iUs. I he 
 Chun' cr Oooiv are very high and wule, .ukI in creat 
 Monies .ire mniieof tire earv ,1 \V,io>l. H.ieli ChamlTr 
 hatli a Hie'j or Cabinet .ontriv <l in the W.ill, and ciiri- 
 ou'ly paintid. Ir jle namier, the Beams atvl Ji.yee.s< f 
 theChainber,', are .i!l euno. llv pa'ntetl. 
 
 .Some Hniifc<liavcr,jii.ite (.iitrrii'. of Bri.k. al'Out Ic- 
 vcn Cubits lioail, twelve Cnlits Iniijj, ami leveii Hands 
 liith; rpon the li.lesot \< huh are (.!ntks tliat eoiivey 
 the Water into Marble Tr'iirlis. Wl-.en the (^oniUnt^ 
 r.r.fiill, the overll' virg Water rnn^ bv .ertain I'ipes in- 
 to!ti U'Cili.rns :ini( when she Citterns arc t'liil, tuear- 
 ry'.i b\ other l'alla;jes t.i the C.immoii Sewer-, iiul 1" ''"> 
 ii:eR\,r. I lul'e' Cntcrns .ire nkv.iys kept UM-ct and 
 ciian. /r 1 a-^e neur lOVd'd I rt m Siimmrr, .T wh\h 
 time .Men. \V men ard Childien bath in 'cm. Cp' n 
 the tops of th u'Hoiifis, eomir'.inly they ha e I liners, 
 wi Hp'ial'inr Romis m 'em, wlure the Worrcn diver; 
 'heir K Ives i;i liivin;; a \.ew of almolf the whole 
 City. 
 
 Ir. thii Ti wn there are TTO M.il ttnctt-n Temples .ind 
 Ch.ipc's, Hfrv of w huh are lery (iimptiioiis and liately ; 
 then Rn( f .re of jovasard I'lanks, like thole of the 
 Eut'p .VI Chiir hes: the Floor is ,nvci'd with Mats, 
 neatly f.w d t. sether, as we'd as the Walls for a Man'« 
 heit;''ir. Fach lemplr has a Steeple, where a Man liards 
 ami ^.illv the People tol'rayers. Thole thsrcall to I'rayers 
 ill ihe I'.iy-tire li.ive ri I'lotir, liit that of benip ei- 
 in preii fiomTa\'.s ; 1 tit they who lall in the Nipht- 
 tiiiie, re. eive \Va;',es fiom the I'lielt ot the Temple, as 
 well. IS the UcorKe, p^r--. For the Pricit of the Tem- 
 ple ' uhoisalwaysbiit one) K\eives all the Revenues, 
 andderra'.stheoteafior.al Charrcs of lamps and Ser- 
 \am>. 
 
 Tiie elm f A//;/ »/'/■,•;( Till pie, eall'd Cii-ir.ni, is a 
 Mile and a half aboiir, iiieindiiv.; rhe Buildiiips that re- 
 tamt'jit. It has 51 very lar^e aid lm(h (!ates. Its 
 Roof IS I -,'5 /-V r.xf.'w- Cubits loi-.i.',. and §c broad. The 
 S'ctple. wiiiehisicry bi;_:h, is lupported bp 2ol'il!arsin 
 ti^e I read.ili, and j 
 
 Lnit, \Vc(t, ar.dN.. ., .,. -... ..,.,, 
 
 and jc broad ; and ruder thife (Salkries is the Store- ' a : co I Hall, vshere 
 
 lio-ife for D'l, <-aidUs, Mats, .md other Neeellaries.'a lirttcr l< (" m, vslurc he iselears'd .md 
 
 Tlvrearei..' » I iy.l r- in It everv N:i;b.r, ,md lime Rrafs.hilt is prt r-.to a tlmd Hrt-I.o' fe, nliLi 
 
 lave iliiee l)i;,.i,s .1 Njonth. 
 
 T'iie Rtvin.icsof till:, Temple amount to loo L'lc.-.ts, 
 a d.iy,a;.',ieat pan ot whiJi 1. laid out up.'ii iheTarti^nln, " '"' ' 
 al-.,' enR:ilioii'd, and upon tin Kaiar:itr m fthe ■I'tmplc 
 iirl Its adioiiiinj^Hoiill--. Tilt Sutp'rl.l\;c i.s implov'd in 
 tlie iii.iiiit.'n.nKe nf the oilur Temples :iiat wanil.ivi:; .j 
 and po'.n. tniL; the i;oiid of the ("niiini m neal' 
 oui liiiie the kin;; demanded an inniienle Sum ot 
 I'rielf of th.at Temple, and never rep'v'd ir. 
 
 There aie feveral Ititely Col e>-i' 111 tins Cay, tl,eTh,rvi-, 
 Walls ot wlii hareot M:irble and l're(-n,,nc, .ind |jn.i»M.,^ 
 Infae . iiruHlly painted and larv'd. Oir- of the e 1.- 
 rected ly Kitiij Hi ,.rVi.-«, lua an e:, r'llenr \<a'i[.|c 
 b..iMr,ini, wi h.ilaipeCiUein and a (tre.ini of VV:itor 
 ru'iniii; ihro'a Cnurt in ,1 Channel o(' M.nbli .md A/.-.- 
 1 Stone. 1 hcCiatcs of iliis Colleijeareol Brats, ij- 
 rioiilh :iiav'd., ami ilienn.iis neot Wood well c.m'J 
 Xiarihar air thru; loi'ei'd Walks, wnli f/uaie Pi.i//,,'; 
 HeilaulurhCiold, .Aziiie, andotlur Cid-iii ,. In'lJ.c 
 ,'la.es ihne.ire V.'ks m yieac bla, k Letters, (nO,',„ 
 toith the .■\n;i,]iiityoltiie College .ind th- jMerit of ir^ 
 bounder. IheClupel h.is ri l-'iil|Mt, with niiieStrps or 
 Siaiis m.ii'i r,r Ivmv and ll-iiiv. Tis computed tint 
 this nolle Siiiichiic Itnuvi tin l\nv> in 48010,; Dura'i 
 1 hi other tollenes aief..nu-Mh.it like tins, ladi of'vn- 
 be, lip tuniiilid with Lctiners and Profeirours, who 
 lead, iViniein the Forenoon and lome in the Ahcrivii.n 
 In torincr times the Snuien's hid Diet an,t Cloth for ic- 
 veii Years, but now they have nothini; :; ,-f,- befidtsth r 
 Chain; er, for the W.ir ot S^,'..,,/ deltiov',! many P,^i". 
 ,..i;.,-., u.. which Ten ring was ei:ajiir,ii;'dj lotn.it 
 ;eliasnot ico, and the next ir, 
 i;ii,a;sa ^(.ir, tor the n,:iinreiiaii.-e of the IVntefl; 
 And r:sp,ob.iblc tlie Surpre.lion of Tearnirp is tht 
 ..il-onot theUK-jJuiar Ciovcriimcnt, not only of ;1 
 but of all tlie Cities m ■)/ A.;. At prereii' tile Coll" 
 hait noStu,',enr-biitStranRi-ri and in h as livei'iicir 
 Charitv of the C:ty. Wiien the I'lofuK ur-poes t,i 
 one of the Audien.e reads ,i T'e\t, and lii 
 upon It. So.xcrniies the Stu.h i.t, 
 'he I'roteirirr,. 
 
 R.ithihe Town .ind Suburb-, have noble Hofpita's, im-i ■ 
 whiili every Srinucr is enrer'aind up .n the pubickt-'; 
 Ch.irpe. Ihe fnromis of iliel'e Hefpli.ils were very 
 larpi . till tl-.,.- W.ir with Sr/7,/, at v.liieh time the Kir." 
 lold their Trope: ties.alledi;iiit;,that they were tiicdips.'f 
 his Tredeccllo:,. aiidpo I'lhiij; 10 make Kepji;ni,|.\,n. 
 in rheci nchilionof theW.n; lit thcKint; 1 yiini full- 
 ,lcnly, thin wa. no Ktj aration made Si ' tli.it jt ,1;^ 
 T)ay thcie areiio Stranpersinfertaiiul but f^.h as .ire 
 Scholars or (lentlemen ; and 'tis iMiiy the pcor dee.v'J 
 Citizens that .meet with anv Keliet fioni the HrlVi'tili. 
 Ibereisone blofpiMi mdn.l lor fiiih Sti.irpeis as .uc 
 (iek.wheri they have tlieirDiet aiidWomen to attend 'un 
 but no Thyli,-|.in3iidn(i Medi.ines; .md one Apariimr' 
 ot thisilulpiral IS allinted hii liniati.ks and Mad-nKri' 
 wheie they arLbouiid inlti(.n.'Ti"ii C h.itiis^ andfeui 
 lalb'd when thev otftrany bstiavapame. 
 
 The next thine i.narkabie in thisCity istb.eir Rath> 
 wlueh areboth pistty and m.ipnitiecnt, beinpall , f ,,iij'' 
 form, tho' not of e,|ral 1 ipreb. bleie arc 'two Ifrli-, 
 each of wlmhhas four Ha 
 
 ti. 
 
 1,'pa 
 
 nth;- 
 
 iori.a.!, 
 
 'le liaraiipiis 
 
 haic D.fpntes K'forc 
 
 euly 
 
 cries wi:h< 1 
 
 wlmlihas lour Halls, with (JaKc 
 111 Knpih. It has Galleries 111 the raisv! four or hve Steps biehir, where the People Itu'i 
 th lides, which are 4r Cubits lirp.jthcnifelvis. Wb.en .un I'crfi n l\itlies, Jicpoes firltihru 
 
 ' '■ Water is hike warm, then thto' 
 
 w.ilh'd, aii.i :ii 
 
 he fwe.u 
 
 Card'eliieks ih.n bale , Si ike" for 1 ',k Candles, which ^I.Tj; a.she ( leaii s. Tiie tire ili.-.r heats the Water, 
 .in fa d 10 be ni.ide of rb.e IJelK th:it <!'e Kint^of A/f c csimade onh et ilie Diiiip of IValts pnuh'd in the Sim. 
 tonkfrom rheChiirtiiiis. Seveial I'uip.r- ,ire let toundj'liie Woineiis li:nli- arelepar.ne from thole ofrheMeii- 
 rh'- W .ii;-oi the I'eniplc, tirm which the Mai'iiu-i " or if il:LybiiIi ule the fame Bath, 'tis at diffcient H.s.irs- 
 tloCtf.is mitiiict the Teopic, not only in .^f.i'.nwr'sl.aw, iPir while Wi^men are batlnnp, a Rope is Imnp outatllie 
 I ut m Mor.il I'ii'.olophy. Tiie V\:ii:er TeOhircs bepiii 'ofk r Door, heiiityint; thai no Man mulf enter ; iia*, a 
 f^iinalKi Sun r;fe, and continue lot tHc I'paiO ot an Tins! and is rot admitted to Ice his Wife in the liath. 
 Huur. Ihe Summer ones ci ntiniic from the gninp -When Men enter, they cover their Prii itics with, a I.mcti 
 down ot the Sun, till within an houi and a half < f Cloth. Before any one baths, he is laid upon the 
 Niplit. K, me read ir Winter but the noted Doilft r-, Ciround ii)r a Cai pet for the roller fiirt ) and ani.niied 
 but in SuniUKr pn- ateolifiine I'crfons rcad..All thele Te- w.ih a eeruiin t)iiitmeiit, his Body bciniJ elcan'd with 
 cburcTjoi Piofelfoi.rshaveyi arly Sallaies. T hel'iielt of Inllriimeii's made f 1 the i'lirpofe. Af er bathnii,', the 
 thii priat T'eniple.hisBulinels 1, only to read Praycis and .Men .u id Women topitliei d.ieit iheinlelscs w.th .Mii- 
 
 ililtnbnteC^irnaiid MoncvtoihcPotrcve 
 T he 1 lealiir, r of thisChiirih h.is a 
 !,iw'd him, andeiphr I leiks under him, «itlt the Al 
 lowance I f lix Dreatsa piece /><•' Month. 1 hereare 1.- 
 liiir lix Clerks, who re, eive the Rents of the Hoiiles, 
 Sh.ips, "',' r.'tainini; to the Temple, and liasi the :-.ih 
 irrt of what theycolKcf for their Tains; 1 elides lo 
 li.iylilTs, who o'.crfcc tlic maniiring of the (Jrounb, 
 
 ry T'eltivalT)ay. (iik, Sinpiii!' and Feafliiip. Tliefe B.iths 1 elonp to tlie 
 nii.at a Day al- Titiiplesaiut Collepes, and lailc. lone itc, lo'nie !■;■■ 
 Dueais a ^ ear. I he Sei v.iii's and ( );'i, eri atten.liiig.lij 
 Iiiths, liaie ape.iinarCiilioin of manhinf,on a ttrtiia 
 Fednal Day n 1 1 f I'ov.n with ■Tr.iinp.'ts r:;d Tijis, 
 amlthcM' pntheriiipa wddUiiion, whuh tlir\ put nr.na 
 Br.izen Vulel, lov ei .1 wr.h a l.iiien ijrrh dip'd in I.c, 
 and !o tarry it to the 1 lot houli,.. and harp up the Ve,!. I, 
 
 Ii"! liij trom 
 
 m 
 
lib.liichap. Ill- 
 
 A "Dcfcnptm of Africa. 
 
 327 
 
 Briik Kilncv, C'., 
 Ciiy Walls, whu 
 
 int to i""b\,-.ts ,,,;,„,. 
 ip.'ii ilii-raiticiilai, 
 ti 111 t'tlic TcinpiV- 
 .w,c u inifJDv'd ill 
 :1iat \\4iiil.ivi;i,.b, 
 
 IIIMII v.i'j|.|,. W 
 
 iKiilc ium tit" d.c 
 'vMir. 
 
 i 111 lIllsCllv, thcTh.C,'|», 
 
 r'-i-i'..iic, ,111,1 tilt '«*«.. 
 Oiif of till' f, i- 
 f:i ''llc-nr ^^^li■|e 
 I (frcini cC VVurcr 
 r Maibli :iMil M-.- 
 ijf «rc ol Brals , u- 
 ^V(io.i ut!i o.m'J. 
 'iili diiiaicl-'i.izr.i'j 
 <-'"l"iii'. Ill rum? 
 
 Ic f.itlors, fott'tm 
 il tlv.' Atirit of It? 
 wiih 111110 Stips or 
 Tis computet tint 
 111 4HC00J Durais. 
 ■ tliis.iach of 'I'n^ 
 ProH'flours, wla 
 ill ilic Aftcnr»,ii. 
 and Cloth for lo- 
 pij'v-f.' bcfitifsth,;, 
 tioyM many Pof- 
 ii.i)iir.i!;'d; fo tn-c 
 .inil the next it 1 
 of the I'rotcfl: R. 
 earning is iIk- rc- 
 iiot only of this, 
 rcfeii' tlie ColL-gos 
 I h js live I'pcii;!:; 
 ilii iir-eoes torci,!, 
 :iiiti lie liar.ini,':is 
 c JJ.lj.iucs biV, , ri- 
 ll' lie HofpiM'j, illT- : 
 up .11 the piiMcko''-- 
 ' fp.iak were Vfry 
 iih tmu- the Kmi; 
 ty were rlic(iit-.,,.'f 
 ikc Kc pjra'11,1. up- 
 '^iii;^ '^vuipfui!- 
 •'>' that .ir tli^i 
 but (i.^ h as ,uc 
 he j'cr.r deca- M 
 I ihe l-!.-rpit,i!,. 
 Siiarpeis av are 
 '!iien to attend Vm, 
 one Apariiiuiit 
 and Mad-iner, 
 iwis, and feveuiy 
 e. 
 
 ity isrl'.cir Ii.nh-, 
 
 teiiipnll, f otiL-l ■■■" 
 
 e arc !«,, H,,:!],, 
 
 '.iKeries uirlnn:, 
 
 I he People liiip 
 
 hef;oes hrlh!;r>,' 
 
 warm, rheii dui/ 
 
 id walh'd, and at 
 
 re he Iwe.Ui ,;n 
 
 s the Water, i.. 
 
 eh'd ill the Siiii, 
 
 hoteof:heMe,i; 
 
 1 liiH'erenr H.ijr*; 
 
 IS liiiiiR'iiitard'.e 
 
 nil enter : iiav, .1 
 
 t'lfe in the liaih. 
 
 ities Willi a l.uicii 
 
 1'! I.iid upon the 
 
 t ; and aniaiued 
 
 .'inii >!caird «it!i 
 
 \ter bathiii;^, the 
 
 ileKes u.th Mu- 
 
 itlii I eloiis; to ihe 
 
 e I' (., liMiie I 5'! 
 
 1:, alleiidiiig.liJ 
 
 hini,!.!! a tirr.iia 
 
 iii|' rs i'::d I'lfi-., 
 
 li rh< \ put iir.ii a 
 
 li Jip'd in I.i ', 
 
 Jn? up the Veil. I, 
 
 overtheDoor, .r;ri Imkv Omen to th' Baili. Tlii'; I jfcvcrai l'art< or Wa.d , two 
 
 wiiieli ate al!o;teJ to 
 
 of foitiL'iii. •..iitSactilicc, anioni; 
 
 fiidi Mioc-iraketi a: lervccniy Nol.L-nieii.;ivl tieirl.'- 
 nii'ii withShi.i.ei, and two u. 'the Silk Mcrehiiiit; and 
 Hal'crdvheisot f ii.ill W.tre.. The trd'/.T parts arc ta- 
 ken up bv thole "• l:o fill J'litrpean Jjiicii or Woo!t:i 
 C^ot'i, Silk, Stiirts, Laps, Mat., Ciilhions, CV. andel- 
 
 lally I y ihofe ul'.o Irll .Sni' 
 onieit, wh'i aieiVvkond l!i 
 y-:. On the NVrh fdc o! 
 
 j-e.i 
 
 oc 
 
 ■ul other tlriiestui 
 
 0111 
 h 
 
 ks 
 
 taketobcthp Reniain 
 thcim.-ivili>'<l Af'i'c.', 
 
 Tliis Citye'^ni.iins aliiiolt 2?,-. lnn<; the prea-.ell ol 
 thefe arc i" ilie priivipti part of t'lc tity. near thej;rca; 
 Ti'inple ; eaih of wlii. Ins three Srory liiph, and eoii- 
 lains above ii<' Clumbers, with a Gallery to eri.bCh.iiii- 
 
 I'er. Kvcry Inn i-^ ac, omniodi'rd with a Fountain, Wonieit, wh'i aieivvkon d i!i ■ ri.hrit Meruiai.is in aii 
 witer-pipei, and Sinks to larryoff tliebiltli. IHit after Kr. On tie NVrh fJc o! il'.e hxil;aM;e, then': 
 all the tntertaimiieii: t!iey pivc to Straii;;e'..> i. but ^ I'alarc ap( o'medior the Or.eev. and A; ov.c, arits,lort. 
 very lorry, furthev b.ive no B-di, niilefs 11 be a coarii; lied onldtli l.dcs v.'.tlitv.o Ihrtv; CJate , and ■iiaide.'. hi 
 flljnkct ami a Mat. and 1.0 Vidiiil , imlef. the .Str:iii-WlieN:i.'litfiir,ebyai;r,et\\atib-ii;cii w.thi .ii'thr'i .- a.: 1 
 eer i;jes tu the Market and biiy» it. The Hfti.e ofl Mailivis, '1 lie A[,otiieca; lei eaii iia'-.;' :i.irhei .Syiu;.-: 
 Chamberlain ard. Cook is perloini'd by Toor Citi^riv, ! Oinrmeiii:: nor [-.U^Mariis, ihtle bem^niai e anilolJ liy 
 Widows, wlio arc enterraiii'd in the Inns upon Charity. | l'liyiiiiaii<, \AmA>: H.,Mies for the 11 oil part join to the .\- 
 Tlie Inn Keepers are all ff one F.rnily, eali'd /•: .'■m. ' rodie .iries ; lu: lev; i'eopl'iMnd either the I'n'i I: :an ot 
 I'hcv Ihave ilieir beards, and n,it cidy wear tli.- Ilabit 1 his Medi.MH'!. H e.vtver li.e Ap .•dic.ai:e> Si, .,isa:e :ne 
 ef \Voineii, bur imitate them in ilieir .Speech anJ Ai'H- j rloriclh'lt Sh..!": I Invany v.-lirr ■. Jult by 'l.e Ai-ithe- 
 oii';. I'\ery or.e of thefe has aConcnbiiie,that he entertains eanes, to|lo\v li,-- Coir.b-inakers, 1 urn 'S, Uilioifierir- 
 as a l.iwfiil Wife. Thefe Ccneiibiiiesarc not only ii;ly, 'and I'oiiheTrr;., v.ho, tho' ihey are bt;'. tew, are pioM- 
 
 U^- 
 
 t;T-.'.- 
 
 hut notorio'.illy lewd, an.l none bur lewd Pciioo.; tio ei- 
 thcrtrcquen: the Inns, or keep company with ihe Inn 
 Keepers; for ihey buy and lell Wme o] enly, aiii .ire 
 pioIiibitcJ to enter the Temple or Exchange, or any 
 
 liath. 
 
 There are fome thoufan.'.sof MillsinthisClty, whi 
 itoadbclom; toihe Temples or C 
 ilaiids in alari'e Keuiu \ii 011a llroii! 
 
 lied widi ill li.rti ol' I-,,v,l ; thru tie iVhc i;s r f C 
 Slippft:, !or the great ,M..n to walk alnoa i in when '113 
 loiilweaiheri thele Sunpi rs have \ ery fine upper l.ca- 
 ihus an.t beiPi; Iiimd uithSilk, wiil coll, fome one, 
 lonio ten, lome twenty live Oitrats a p.ili, Ti-.eir 
 
 ...^, liiicll Slipi er.s arc ni.tde of the b!a,k and v. h.tt Mul- 
 
 liej^Ci ; every Mill b.^ny'l'iee, of the M.i.k Walnut Ttcc, and me |.i)iiln 
 I'oll. |T"ree; but the Cork ones lail loni>elt. Adi'inint; to 
 
 Im.Ii T'rade has a peeiihar ila 
 miilHy about the I'.re.i: Teniple. 
 Seriveners OHiees io;;eiher, 1 
 
 eallouedio it, and that ihefe are ten Shops of S: •• ;;/.' AJi/r.-i, who .i.ake Cr."'.>- 
 '1 Ik'.e you may fecSo ; IVnvs; and ihofe who make Hrooins of a certain wild 
 llook-lelJero Shops, ■;'. Palm Tree, vvltieh are tamed abut J>ircets and cx- 
 
 Fi.:n Shops, v.'here ail fortj of Fruit are to be ha.!, ^c , ehaii;;'d fjr bran, Allies and old Shooe.s ; the Bran is 
 ihor-makers, belidesShi>e Merchanis, fe.eral braziers,: fold again to Shepherd, , tile Aihes t,v the l^lechcrs of 
 ar.d Wax .Merehanrs, who aie very inp.enirnis in their ' T'hr.-ad, and th.e old S;'.occsa)tIie C.iblers. The iiexr 
 way. Here arc .\ few Merchant I'aCtors, and next to 1 are the Smiths and th,- Co iptf-, whoinakcaii.l L'lgreat 
 
 thcmis the Herb Ntarket, where moll of ihe laverns 
 are, brcanl'e People love to drink Wine iiiuler the itrien 
 and Ihadie l<oHi;hs i after them come the .Milk-Sdler*, 
 who Tent 15 Tuns of Milkaday ; then the CottonSel- 
 Icrs, then thofewlio deal in Hemp and Roj'cs, then the 
 (jir.ilers, the Sadlers, - Who , over Sadilles with ineoiii- 
 par.i'elc Leather ) and the Sword-, utiers, next are the 
 Potters, tind thofe who fell Salt an 1 I.iiiie ; patlinp ihefu 
 joucjiiie to thel'i iteriStrett. '1 liefe Pl)rrcr^ irefijov- 
 ini; a C'orpoiaii' 11, tliatthcy maintain tlie Widowwind 
 Orphans of their o..eii, Members. They have a C'lilul 
 cir Governour, who parcels our foniefer Hmiiv.ls to part 
 of 'cm every Week, and ar the Weeks en,l, the I'roht 
 of the Work is e pially divided a'noie; ihe Work-men. 
 The Cooks and Virtiiallersarc next. T lieiiyoii,omc to 
 
 a f'luare Houfe covered wit 
 
 th He 
 
 , wl 
 
 .litre >jGo i.,ickb 
 
 Fcafe and Turnips are fold 111 a day. tvcry one 
 cannot buy thefe of tlie Coiiniry Peop!,-, there being a 
 particular niiinlK'r qualified lor that OlTu-e, who pay 
 I'ole and Tribute to the Culbiiti-bbmle Oflicers. On 
 the North fide of the Temple, they lell Fritters and 
 Gikesfry'd in Oil.w-hcnce the place is, all'd, /■/•,■ I'/.icrrf 
 Sm.tl(. .Attlie laii.e place they fell roalled Flelh, fty'd 
 Fiili, and a lijrt of Bread bak'd with Honey. The Flelh 
 
 bnot roalfed upon a Spit, but in an Oven, with ann-j Servi 
 
 Veii'els in ihc form o; a l!v. kit, and Com Meifmcs. 
 The Corn Mcifures inuft 1 : iry'd and tipprov'd bv an 
 Orticer.ippoiiiti'd fjr tl;e Puti-o'l, who rc.jiiesa Fit- 
 thini;a pi,.'e as his ilii.-; Thtiiyi 11. omeio die .\.'aker'5 
 of certain I.anpoi3'.i Witlis. v.hi'.ii tie: .!j\..u.; put up- 
 upon their Horles Feer. IbcUvirs Int bv t:i.- Kiver 
 Iim; and have c.tsh ' f 'em a clc ,ir Fountain or Cilletii to 
 walli tlieirSilk Stiitlb in. The Makers of Biilwatks.ini 
 'I'leiiches live over .;i;ainll the Diers 111 .1 -.cry laruc- 
 plac,-, which beiir.; pl.intcl v.ith ih.uly Aiulberrici, i> 
 very |>lcal'aiit in Summer. Not r.:) them. 11, ■ ihe Fair icr.., 
 then tlie Pilack-Smiths, and ai l.ilt the Whitltersot'Lincii 
 Cloth. And hereuids the Well partol the (,iiy, which 
 in loi liter limes v.-a.s a fepar.ite City from that on the Ll- 
 ftcrn Hank of the River, that was tirll buib. 
 
 ri.eFaltcrn parr of/' :;is beautity'd with noble Pai.ices, ^|,^.., 
 Temples, (^ollip.esand Houlc;, ; but it has net fo many , s ilit L 
 Shops afivl Tradcs-men as the VVeltcin p.m. ,Somc it I'l'-'' ?•■■ 
 has, be.t then they ate of the meaner fort, and ai-e dif- '''~" 
 pcrs'd all over the City. Here is a Corn Market with 
 tlivcrs Ciranaries for Corn, and 'jio Weavers Floiiies 
 handlouicly built, whuh yielded urea: l^enta liy re- 
 port, there are lOCCi Weavtr.sandas many Millers init, 
 and a r,reat many H:)ufes torthelavviiii; Wo.,.d, in wliicli 
 
 Chriltiaii Captives are cii!p'.>y'd, their 
 
 ther Oven iinderiKath it.in v.hic'i the l*ir,- lies.fo that the Uarninps U init return d to li'C.r Owneri- I'hele Chn- 
 iippor 0\a^ IS free t'rum Ihviak audi >:cellive heat. They Itian Slaves hive no Days of relt but /.V/.i-o , and eipiic 
 
 feil of thefe Ft ittcr-i and Cakes to the v ahie of above 2 
 Ducars a Uay. '1 hen foll,nv the Shambles, where the 
 B.itchers fell their Flelh by weight. 'I hey ki!l no llealh' 
 witlim the Shambles, thete being a p!.icc alloted fur 
 ilurule near the Kner; and aficr the killing, they can- 
 not hring it to the ShaniMcs, till they liave llicwn it to 
 the Gi vernovir ijf ihe Shaiubltrs, who lets down the 
 I'rice of cacli Joint in apiece ol I'apei, the Butcher 
 tcini;obli}','d toihewtliat Paper when hert.cws his Meat, 
 and not to ask more. Then you paf; on to the Market 
 for coarfe Cloth, there iKing 00 Cner5, who carry the 
 C'cth about, tellint; the price of it, as 'tis a,liulted bv 
 the Cultom Hov.fe Officers, who receive Cultom for it. 
 
 Alter that to the Gage \Likcts, who make Coops and 'otlicrw.fe. Thefe Fountains have their 
 Ciites for Poultry, of a eertam hard Rce,! ; for every moll part fiim the Welt and Soe.th. Tl: 
 
 Citizen bvini'.s up a gieat luanv Hens and Capons, which 
 ■ire alwa\spen',l up in Coops, to prevent rhe iuwl'iip 
 
 up in 
 
 Next 
 
 tlicir Houl'es. Next to ihetn i.i the Market for 
 "M.readand l.iiien Cloth. On the Well lide of the 
 Temple, are 1 1" Taylors Slwps, feveral Laundrelles, 
 ■Stirriip-makevs, Spur-makers. Pipe-makers, is!.. He- 
 ynnd them there 11 in.i> a Rock or .S^iunr, wuh a Walk 
 b"i hi^ from then.e tooncof the K.n^'s Pala,es, where 
 '■.■ Knu's Sil'.evs .ir fontc of his llelations arevvont to 
 j.vc. !i! tlie nevt pli.:e you advance to tiie Fxchanpe, 
 w-h'chir.ay we'l bec.ili'd a City, f'r 't s wall'd round, 
 ■•Jl^ hastwelve Gites, with an Iron Chain lelore every 
 ^•y~, tokecnoiit Hoiici ,itidC'*rt;i. 'I'lS divided into 
 
 Oays of the'\'ear, on which the A/ue; fideiiiiiire ilieir 
 Fealts. In this F-.-rlU-rn part there are leveral pul.ilick 
 Havvdy Hou'cs, which the griat. iMcn, an.l toiuetnnes 
 theGovcrnours of the City count ciuiice ; eiul preat Ta- 
 verns, where Whores are k,pt for oec.ilion.il Service. 
 It has above ^00 clear Foiiiitains, wall'd rciind, and 
 raretully kept up, the Water of which is i,-,mev'd by 
 Pipes to each Temple, College, Hofpital, and I l.nife, 
 Ths Foinit.1111 Water is preferialile to that c.| ih . River; 
 for oftentimes inSummer the River Cilbrn.-- are dry, and 
 when the Conduirsare cleans',!, the River NN'ater mult of 
 iieceility be tiirn'd oti". Belides, 'tis cooler and pl,a- 
 faiiter inilie Summei-f.mc, tho' in the Sprmp '.:■. ,juitc 
 
 Seiiive lor the 
 : N'rrtth 
 
 r '(' 
 
 il i-i 
 
 nT 
 
 t:^f''' 
 
 •t? 
 
 I;- i 
 
 ■■IS 
 
 
 art li 
 
 are 
 
 Mountainous and full of Marble Rocks, in wh.eh 
 Ci'. cs where dan may be kept for many Ye.irs ; loinc 
 of 'em being fo larpcas to contain f.o Bnlli.'js. The 
 Proprieterof thefe Caves lets them our evcy \ear, lor 
 one ;.•■ Co..'. rf the Corn they II hold. 
 
 As for the South part ot /,■:;;, tis not li.llf inhaliited,]... 
 but its G.'.tilens abound vv.tii Fruits and liowers ot all,!,"-. :,, i" 
 forts, and the Noble men ctioole to live heie from /IpiHS..-^ t- 
 to Sc;>.'n-i.cr ; for every Garden has :i I Ictife beluiiging 
 to It, aiitl a Chryltal Fouiitatn cnc'juip.cb'd vvith Ktjfes 
 and odoullroui Idovvcrj. 
 
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 328 
 
 if Defer ipt ion of Africa. 
 
 Lib, III 
 
 Cii) 
 
 Kit 
 
 IV uftlf. Wcllward, that i<, townuls ilic Kmp'^ Pil.ia', llwrc 
 ftamU 4 iii)''lc Caftle, luiilt by the Kiiii; nt' the ; '/h/i-h.V 
 V.imily, where the Kings ot fV-^ kept iIkii Cmirt lie- 
 forc that TaUcc was biiilt ; bin now tis ilie Kehilencc ot 
 thf {i'>\eriiO"t of theCity. 
 
 In this CilUe there's a lar^e I'rilon lor Ca|'iives, liip- 
 The I^*" ported by nufiV Pillars, whiih will hoM it 3 Men 111 
 oncl<(Xim; tor in I' r one I'rilim IcrvM tor all, w.tlioiit 
 inv liiltine'tinn 01 Koon^. 
 TkfG.vcrn. 'io f;ivc (01110 A( ciiimt of ilie (inverniiiciit, C'onltini- 
 niiT.i jiih,- t'oii, and Ciiltoin>or thi.grcat tity. 1 lie (loMrruur 
 J. , I ft' tlir Cityn Jndne It'iIi mi iivilniiJ er.iiiinal Matun, 
 and priiirmi esthe Sentence In wmd ot iimiith, tor he 
 hasnoC'liik. iKlideshiin, ilieres a likli;<' ot theC^anon 
 Law, who .idiiiltcih wlat relate.^ to the M.iU'iKr.m He ■ 
 lipioii. A thiui liidj'e liis and gives .Seiirmce iipdn 
 Mairiigeaiul l)i\oi\e ; tVniii tlule :heii" lie> an Appeal 
 :hM'3:n:i- tothc I lirh 'M\o,aie. 'llic t.'riiuinal is piinillul 111 tins 
 n-inot Cri. iiiaiiner, .Alter he has rereivd Kocr l< ' .Stnp.-i belbre 
 "'"'" ti'.'dmeriioi'r, the I'liiv-iuini.er pills an Iron Cham a- 
 1(1111 h'.s Ne. k, an I leads hini (Ink naked fins I'liviiics 
 oiilv eNifpu d ) (hiM all parr^ c'l ilie City, Iroiii iind- 
 t.i^'ht nil iwoa-eliHk 111 ilie Moii.mg, and a ,Si.r)tam 
 liiljows ihe Ixei lui' ner, piorlaiiiiinp h;s Crime to ilu 
 iVopIe. Th^diiir. llicy put on lus Cloths and bring 
 hiiti b.-ick to rrilmi ; .'winetiiiics levtial Oliei.ders 
 are l(d ihio ihc City tO)'eiher. For cvciy Crmnnalthe 
 (lOvcrnor.r itttivesaeeriain l)i tv npon 1' s full liiiprj 
 foniiient, and oneUurar and a halt iiprn his CondiinnS- 
 tion; io that he Rit'. a great deal of money by eon- 
 deniniiH' I'lilomrs. I'et'.des tlicle I'lnpnlites, he has 
 liberal rolli;l;ors, one of which yields Imn 7<'rt Dn- 
 .a-'; a Yi'ar ; iipiii whith aiconnt he is ohiig'd npi'n nt- 
 cafion. to l< \ v and main-ain ^i o lotfc tor ihe Kine'< 
 I fe. ■] lie )iidgcs and Uirnltcrs of ilic t anon Law, are 
 y rohibite.i liy the law of .Vfd'W'f t<i take an Lee, or 
 to earn Money otherwife than h) tluir I'nelthi od .iiui 
 the readme (f Lectures A great many Ailtoiati-, .nu! 
 l'iOi;t'''rs ( f this Prof llioii an- .eiy diiil and illiierate. 
 The '^erieants or OfKiers ulic lead the Criminals a- 
 bour iheCity, arel iii tonr I'Munnber, and lia\e no o- 
 ther Sallery but a reitain 1 f trim the Cinninal, pro- 
 portiLii'Jto the Cr iiie, Kiimg that they arc aiiuw'd k 
 fell \V:r,e and kcip Wh( res ^ 
 r^r OiR.imi The Cultonis and Laxes of 1 he City are ce.lleCted on- 
 jr.a r..M!. ly by one A'.an. \vhnpa\sthe King jc Du. atsaday, 
 at'd h.'.s h s Sii' t^itiKS towatvli a' e\ cry Gate, and fome- 
 lir.icsro go o; t and meet iheCanicr-; I0 that iiotliirj; 
 can J a:s without pa- ingiiie Ciilioiii. if anything .v 
 eatch d I poll .-oiieeaanent, the Owner pays double. The 
 }',cncral proportion of the Cnlb/iii is two/.v 1 oir.of the 
 imrinlii.k Value ; Put Onyx Stones, great o,uauiuiesof 
 whuli are broi'glu lather, pay a fourth part, and \Vo<>d, 
 Co'n, 0\eii, and Hens, pay nciihing. The lame (ol- 
 Kct r IS Covernonr of the Shambles, and il he finds 
 any Bread Ihort (f the due wught, he caules the Baker 
 toll f mildly drub'd, and led 111 contempt up and down 
 thcCitv- 
 
 'IhcCr zmsfjf fV^rwearadceent Llabir. Over their 
 TSc Cufton- Shirts ihcy have narrow halt tiee\ d Jackets, ajxi over 
 ilaTe a wide Giiment elof -betoic, which m the Spring 
 isconuioiily made of outlamiilh Cloih. Upon their 
 Heads liuv have thin Caps, which do not cccr their 
 Lars: ihi.e Cats ate coverdwnli a Scarf, which is 
 twice urenih'd ab.onr, and then hargs down in a Knot. 
 'I hey wear nei'her Stockings nor Breeches, 1 iit when 
 they ride a ]oiirncy in the Spring, they put on Foots. 
 '1 he Doe'ters and ancient Gentlemen wear a Garment 
 with Wide Sleeves, not unlike that ot the (Jentlemen ofl 
 />mV'. 'Ihc lommniifurtof IV^dc aic tor the nioltj 
 pan -lad in ,-i.>arfc white Cloth. "Ihe Women lu'. e no- j 
 thing but their Smocks on in Summer, bet in Wimerj 
 ihev \\ i.ar a w idc Garment like ihe Mens. When they go 1 
 abroad thev put on long Hrceciis th- "over their 1 egs, 
 .ind have a Veil hanging down from tlicir Heads, that i 
 rovers their whole Ixxly. Their Faces arc inaikVl, their' 
 l.arsadorn'd ssitli Ci.-Id Larings and precious Jewels, 
 ar.l their Arms and legs with Bracelets and Rin'^s ot 
 (nildor Silver, according to their quality. _ j 
 
 .A;-, for their Diet. The Gentlemen have frefh Meat 
 /lu-jDiii, ^vcre Day, and tlic common People twice a week, 
 Tlii-y take tluec Meals a day ; they breakfalt upon 
 Fruit and Bread, onipon a thin Pap made like Furmety, 
 or in Winter upon the Broth of laltFlelh thiikend with 
 coiilV M'-al. For Dinner, they have in Winter, Mca;, 
 Salle-i. Cheefe and Olives, but in Summer iheylia\e bet- 
 ter Cheer. They kip in Summer upon Bread, Melons^ 
 Grapes and Milk, 111 Wintd upon boyl'd Meat, and »[■- 
 on C;;/' !./.■, i. e. a himpof D'.'ugh krhrlt upon thi. I'lre 
 ifn Velfeli lull of Holes, and then temicr'J with But- 
 
 h< iiih, 
 Th,:r A^. 
 
 a la. 
 
 ter and Poirago i foi.ie have roalt Mia:. V i.cii 1!,. » 
 Pst, iliv lit upon the Groniid at ,1 hu.' uncovti'd ii„i;i 
 lable, ,111 lule iicitlurKiiV - o'lr Sjiiuas. Muj' ii,^,, 
 |'"/.-.v/» IS lervd up all .11 .iiie Dilli, liny take ir om 
 with theii ten Talon.-. 'I'iioy tear .md devour ih,,. 
 Victuals like Imnsry IV ■;«. J iiey feliiimidrmk nil iimi 
 Paunch IS well (liill'il, mu\ il-ui tlies'll Iwrl down , 
 wlii.je Bowl full ot\ -Id Water. The Dookors arc ' 
 lie more or.lei ly at tli ir Ml ,ils, but not mi eh. 
 
 In the liiilinel's of »Marriage, the Bride and Bri !e- 
 gtuom , accoiii, allied with their I'ariaits and Ke t "•- 
 iaiions, and iw v ^sotarlls go to Cluircli, wheie tlie*'""«' 
 N.iiiiieot the Dowry and ilie I'ariuulais i,t' the Ccn- 
 tuiets are lei liirtli bdlnea hilar aie pielent. 'Ihenilic 
 lliidegro.iiii ciiteriains all ihe(iiielts with a noble beatt 
 ot l-ii't.is, or bread fi ;, 'd w^tli Biiiier, and tempei'd 
 vMili I loin ) aiidot icaltMuit. Atkr that, llieBi.a., 
 1-ailier m ikts 1 nil another 1 iri ri.iiiimeiu. 
 
 \s tor ihe bnde s Dnwry, amonu rlie ineat-er firt, 
 herFailki ufiially gives her jo Miica--., a W(,n.,iiiSl.nJJ ' * 
 ot IS Di'iats puce, a p.irtj co|n.ir'd G.iiimnr enibi(.\ 
 ilerd urli Silk, I lU.e Sii.k .Sc art-, or |.ig.s 10 wear iii,,,i 
 hirllead iiiltea.i of .1 IIochI or \'eil, a pair of ti.ii; 
 Shoo,., iwopairot line Siaitiip.s, .'.ndagre.it many li: 
 lie I inikets inadi ot Silver and 't'ur Mi-'als, fikh .k 
 Combs, I'erfiimingl'ans, Pk-IIow, c?c. 'llio the Father 
 proiiiilci 1 ut -jr Di.<-ats lor her Dcwty, yit h metiniei 
 iliey'llgive her ilicVahu of inr cjr ji.'^ Duc-ai, in C'oiii 
 aiKloiiu-r Oinainenls, tor HoiU'cs Fields and Viii.-- 
 yanls arc fcldom dfi'os'c! of ihat uay. Bcfides the a- 
 bme inemion'd Vartmilarj, they beltoiv ii|ioii the Brule 
 three Gowns of tme Cloih tliiec Gowns of Silk 11 
 Camlet, or feme othei \alii.ibl -."itutl, Smocks cnrioitlly 
 "loi ;hi, tine Veib, .Uid i>tlur en bid\derd Gaimentv, 
 bi, cics line Pdlows and Culli.oit, lour tine t arpels 1,1 
 Coverlets, ic Ip cid 1 | on 'lie Prellci an,! Ciip-l oaic's, 
 two coarleonestor Beds and two of 1 eaihei to lay 
 iip< n the Finori'l the Bed ( hambcri ; It me Ri ks !■> 
 blls long, and ihu-e {J^iiilis Itut't with Flock:,, .ibi.tit 1.3 
 111- long, one half ot vvlin h rliey lay under em inil-.e 
 Night-. Ill e and cuvei ih ■mfelves wiili tii- otiiei hilf. 
 lo ilu.:.' ,idd eight Silk Coverlet:., embnidirdon il.c: 
 upper lide, aiul lind nirern. ..tli v.uli Liuii and Cot- 
 ton, and liaiie wo<j|eii ilaneiiigs, with pieces of gilt 
 Leather, and [a'isot part) eolour'd Silk fovs'd i-m'em, 
 and a Si, k Biitic n on i very Jag to fallen the haiig.ng, 
 to ihe W.ill. In hue, they Itrive tuoutdo one aiiotlur 
 inmakiiigrKh Pivic iits to ihiir D.iiighieis and lonx- 
 ( ■entlemeii haverum'd ihcnifebes by to doing. 
 
 W hen ihi Bridegr"! 111 isready t.icairy l.oiuehisljridc,,- . 
 they pir lier into a large wooden Cage covci'd with Silk, • 
 in winil,llie isearry'd by P' rrers, the Biidegroom^ Re- ■ ■•■ 
 iatlOlls u; ang betbre her wiili 'Porches, imd the Brides 
 Kins ic Iks lillo-vii, gaiter he r with the lound of Tri m- 
 rcis, Pipes, Dr.ims, .md a great number of Torciies. 
 Havingihus madea Po ceifmn thro' the Market-place, 
 and pafs'd the great Temple, ihe Bridegrtu 111 ihccrs ,i|F 
 and makestlu belt ot hiswuv home. Upt. n die Brick's 
 arrival, her F'.itliet, Biolli: r, and C'lule conduit Iki to 
 the Bridegrooms ChamI irDc or, whciethey deliver licr 
 to his Mother. As f ciii as itie enters the Bid-Chaii her, 
 the Bridegn ointouchetli her li.ot with Ins, and loilny 
 u,o together. 
 
 In the mean time a Woman tlaniLs at the Clianbcr 
 Dooi, 10 whom the Hiidegroom reaches a Cloih liauici''-'' ' 
 wiih the Blood (d the Bride's Viigiiiin, asloonaslie lus""'"' 
 en)oy'd her. 1 his Cloth Hit lliews to all the Company, 
 pii ciaiiniiig the Bride's Purity and Innocence; iipcii 
 which ll.e .Hid her Companions arc honourably eiiici- 
 t.iin'd, tirtt by the Bridegiooms Parents, and ihen by die 
 Bride's. Beit if no .Marks of Virginity .ippcar. the 
 Bride is turu'd home tohei bather with ii-f,;race, aiu' die 
 Marriage dec lar'd Km//. As f,on as tne new mairied 
 Man goes .abroad (which c-ommonly h.ippens en tlic 
 fevemh Day after marriage he luiysagreat many Filli.-i, 
 which Ins Mother or f me other Woman I'uperltiiioullv 
 caits upon his Wife s Feet. 'Ihe next Morning at'rcr die 
 Bride's going home, a Company of Women circ lie-, iiii 
 combs tile Brule, andp.iiiits l;ei Cheeks with Verniil,,- 
 on, and her Fc-ec with a bl.v.k Dve. riieii aikt.'ier 
 Lealt inliie.s, the Br.de being leate.d on a hiiili place, it) 
 view of all ihe Com; . my. The preceding Nigl:' i' 
 fpentin daniing, the Won. en dancing alone, and ill ut 
 'em line by one At the end of each Dance tlu-v revvaid 
 ihe Mulicians ; and if any one means ro hc.noni t'li; 
 Dancer, he bids him kni-el down, and t.i it et-.s piece; it 
 Money all liver his I'acc, whicji the Milicnio t.i'x.- fll 
 for their reward. M' e fa re time- there a'C * 'inl'f b 
 and Smgcr^prtfent, who en ertam the Conpany, I. la.- 
 timcb vvitli Inltrurcn'.aland fjri-etimet with Vc^ci' Mn- 
 
 liw'c ■, 
 
 ;hap- 
 
 111. 
 
 lick ; biif if < 
 
 ,ii,t near lo gi 
 Theylikeu 
 
 |"''i«ei«' then Mai. 
 
 hSi.,' then birth ;^ 
 font to the Cm 
 Face that eonu 
 
 c,illiiig''^^''y 
 done, the i\.\\ 
 'ui at me bin I 
 Ilie Pee. pie. 1 
 lene a great 1 
 ans vviihoiit ' 
 Cpon Cht 
 ,. ■••I'lt' Herbs; an.l 
 i3 the y (<.-ei\ iipii 
 ;he Chiaiien 
 have Finn gn 
 Fipiili's Dav 
 tiieChildreiis 
 l-i-a,tcdldb' 
 Ruesnf DjV'i 
 fi. Ill tiK-Chii 
 When Hi) 
 ,, K aCciiiipanv i 
 pill on Sack c 
 having call'd 
 with lour feliu 
 a Funeral .S<in 
 S reeks at tl 
 Hiir, andbea 
 cover d allow 
 prevails more: 
 continues tor I 
 tlK) iiiteimir 1 
 It 111 the faille- 
 dine the 'V^'n 
 lcii.1 hc-rdive' 
 i-itho Moiiriii 
 The Womiiii 
 Btc.ilier dooti 
 The molt u 
 iM<iKi«.the Ched'c, 
 niinii 
 
 ley have ■ 
 nt whicl 
 irent.iry Verb, 
 onhisl'.irih-da; 
 recite their Ve 
 vernours ; and 
 pioclaim'd I'li 
 the Profperitye 
 pale all rhe leai 
 cital of their ' 
 arie.e to all i 
 lelved as a Rej 
 ni.in Slave, ai 
 King's Back. 
 Spl.nJom- of 
 ago. 
 In this City 
 PcrnnT. Halls, forthe : 
 -■e'i.'i)!-. tai'ght to wr.t 
 l'':', -,*,•'" but oet of a Ci 
 I.,.; ' ' r.ri; again and 
 which they ul"v 
 Lhen tiieir M; 
 and Grammar 
 Whc-iia PK?y I 
 hii. Father in-. 11 
 atiJ in , Son r 
 Houle, 111 rich 
 by the relt of 
 ling clivers Son 
 1 he Govcrnou 
 111-. I'atli.i the 1 
 Relatianb are a 
 e-m makes fnmi 
 tiie Father giv 
 Sehool-.Mattcrs 
 wiieii the Chili 
 their lathers r 
 <i;'a!itv. The 
 Itbrate a Fealt 
 occalioii every 
 lurches, l.viue 
 tvirli divers lor 
 the Morning, 
 thel'raifesot" ." 
 Ibot) at the Sui 
 
 rPftt 
 
 Fhey have 
 molt of 
 
A Vcjcnption of Africa, 
 
 29 
 
 lifk ; hir if till' Bride b* « Widow, the Sultmnity isllAiyNSoloininty nirri' t., a p.m ,1 s.coiint to tin- Stliool- 
 ,i,,t mar lo great. _ _ ^ j Maftcts, tiir Ioiitciiiihs tiny lill the Icriiairiini; W.ix r,f 
 
 -jm- 
 
 If. «=»■■"' 
 
 ■• Ati 
 
 1 Ikv likcwil'i- imkcfcilctun Ftalb »t the Circiinncilion 
 .,(i( ihiii MalcCluldnii, whiili is on tlic 71I1 d.iv .iticr 
 then Birth ; ii(x>niliat(V million every obc I'lvi:'. a IV- 
 foiitto thcCiri'imicilKjiier, li) laying Money on a Lad's 
 Face tlUt lOiiH"^ along williliiin ; after vvliiJi, llu' Ymuli 
 j-ji;ji,n cviiy oiicliy liiiiiaiiii', utiiriis iin thanks; riii» 
 done, the day is Ipoiil with all rhc Mirth imai'inablt ; 
 !.utatiii<.'firth of a Daughter they are not fommh niov'd. 
 The Pcf'pli' i)f ilin Countrv, on then- l'eHi\al Days n\i- 
 k'nc aijreat ir.anydcrt'iiioiHrs inltimteil I'y the Clinlti- 
 aiis, iviihiHii Knovvinij their t)ri(<iiiil or iir'aninf- 
 
 I'jYin L'Imllnias they e:u a SalLid made ol ili\ers 
 Herhs; and that ni^lit foil all forts of I'njfe, whi h 
 thi V fi'ed mxiii as iiiee l'0(k!. I'pon NfwYe.ir --IJay 
 chi' Childieii fmg at (ieiKJemetn Doors in Masks, and 
 have Fniu glun 'i«i for a Rewnrd. <>n St. 'jult,: the 
 Riniift's Oav they make Uontiro; of .Straw. When 
 
 I'refri 
 
 rj'l. 
 
 the Tor, he;; (which thtR-jVs 1-arlicis I'loiided ) tor lou 
 IJiicat.., ;,rd foMicriir.csfir nii.ie. Both thele Siliooli 
 in.l tile Colleiipe, have ivmH..Iv Diys eveiy Week. Ilu; 
 MaltiM.pay n<jRii/.f,.i thtii .SJiouli, they bciiiB tivift- 
 edj ir tliar ii'.e many Years .igo. 
 
 '/ I'l fortune ttl.ers and Dr.inersate vety inimcroti!" in ,-; 
 this City. There arc thrfe lot's (I em, . nc lort rU-. jI 
 f'.wmanticalFiKnies, othi'rs|Mur a .1 ^< of Oil into a 
 <iUfsof cleit ttatTpaieiit W.cer, 111 which tin > pretmd 
 r-Mei' whole ArmiCi of Devil,, loiiie tia •i!l.oy(. fuiio 
 h;jl;im;' :'.. and to receive Kel|" nfcsfioni tlieleDesils 
 l'yai..iJof their Head, 01 foirc iiioi^onof t.icir I Undit 
 orfyes. Minyol thetitizeii, are lb inlati ated wi'.U 
 thele Vaniiie , that they li'rnd i;ieat .Suuii ni'on 'eio. 
 Ihe thnd Ion aie V it.'hes, whi) pretnid to tuiuli ^^ 
 ariiy with Denis, calling lome of eiii re.!, lon-.c uhirc, 
 and lomc black ; riiul ivjien tliev rea.l ones lortMias, 
 liie Childreiis Tivth Ivgni to grow, they fulcmniye a|perliiii,e tlHiiifelves With leriain odoriferous thing., a. - 
 K'aili'd'd by the l-atines lt,->:t:i,r.. Inlikc manner fbejr, h'dging, tluiiheii they ,irc polllf, d with ilie Di-ci| th 'y 
 Riicsof Duiiuiioii andSodihfayingfecin to be botrow'd|i.ill'd h>r. After vvhitli, liiey clian>;e thoir N'oic-. an[i 
 f,, m tlK'ChviltiaiK. loiinierli-u the PcmI f|'eakiii(> wr.hrli Vni. 'I h.'.l- 
 
 When HiisKind. Fsthcr, Brodicr or Ridat'on diro, Cheats are b) tlie wifer fort of People cal.'il S'l/Vf. •.', i.e. 
 aC'ompanv if Womni lelated to the IVrfon de. eas'd.lliichas lomiiut iiniiatiiral Venery withtlofcc ftlieir own 
 pm on Sack cloth and t over iheirFai.-'s wiih Dirt ; then Sex; f'r they make it their biuiiiefb to inveig'e hand- 
 luring calld fonie Men dufsd in Womens Apparel, I fomc VVomen, and perfwade 'em to ic.cive tluir unna- 
 withl'oyir (qiiaio Drimis, thev lini-a; the node of rhefe, tiira! Kmbr.ices, upon the PIct rd" obevin;' the DcmI'; 
 a Fimcral.Song mpraifeof the vU easd, giving hideous ,Corntnan,l. K,iy, fonie Women arc fj i.U.en with the 
 Sraks at the end oi' every Verfe, and teariiiii their ■abominable Vice, thatthey llfcign thimle'ves nek, and 
 Hiir, and bcitingcheir Cheeks iiid Brealfs, till they are : lend their Husbands ti)r thefe Monltcr*. under tlie I'rc- 
 coverd all over v/itli Oo.nr. This Siipcrft'.tir>n, whicfi . tenccof havingthcir Dcltiny read to em : And uf,en- 
 prcvaili more amoiu', lilt common I'copietiian the Gentry, times the Witches will pe:Uv,ide the Hu band that liij 
 cominnes for fevcn Days together, at the end of wliich. Wife is roffi fs d with a Devil, and cannot be ciir'd wiih- 
 tlK) iiueimit Mourning tor Ion V Days, and tlien renew oiitenrring into their Society ; epon whicli the cr«iii- 
 1! ill tliC fame manner Ibrthnc Days more In the mean lous lliisband entertains the damn'd Crew at a fumpm. 
 (;iic the Widow's i'ricnds come to comfort her, and, ous bcaft, and with a Solcmr.iry forl'ooth, coinniits lis 
 liiul her di\er;.Diihes(,f , Meat, forth-'y drefs noMcatiWife to their biutilh Management. Bin other Hus- 
 i'l the Monrnin;; Ho'ifc, till the Corps are carried oH'.| b.m.lsarefo wife, as to beat tlie Devil oi'.tofilie.i Wives 
 The Woman bjr felf th.it loofcih Huskind, Father, or v.ith a good Cudgel, and underiheprctei: c jf I'ullcdio.n, 
 Brodicr docs not a'tciid the Funeral. I to decenethe Witches theinfelvcs. 
 
 The moll ufial Game among the Citizens of /-V^ isj There is yet another kiiul of Juyjer"; or Con;iirer.-,C>tijjr<.T! 
 
 DcmU v. i;li 
 lepcat thefe 
 
 i il 
 
 ,' J 
 
 i'.t<,K«i. the Chelfe, 
 nand. 
 
 They have very good, 
 molt of which treat of l.ov 
 
 which they have had time out of 
 
 :rP:«( 
 
 Poems in their own Language, 
 Their I'oets write coiii- 
 
 irenr.irv Verlesupon Mr.ivmct c\ cry Year, efpecially up- 
 
 There is yet another kiiul of Ju;.'J 
 caJI'd Miih,i:{:^i:im, who aie f.iid to call out 
 great hicccis, and in performin;^ ir, t... 
 Words, it li iin Ai/y Spirit. Tliey diaw certain C.,a« 
 ratters upon aheap of Alhos, or fume fuch pl,.ce, then 
 they draw certain Signs upon the H,inds and F.irehcad of 
 
 onhisl'iirth-day, on whiih, early in the Morn'mg, they the P.irty polfefs'd, and perfuiiic liini after a Ihangc 
 recite iheirVerfesto a niimeroi's Audience from ihc Go- maniici. Tliisdoiie, they en,]ii:rcof the De'.il how he 
 vernonrs ; and he whofe V'crfes are moll applauded, is cnfei'ddie I'erfon, what he is, and by what nanic he is 
 pioclaim'd rrince of the Poets for that Year. L>uring ' calj'd, 
 the Profperity of the fti.irin Fainily, thr King us'd to re- 
 
 pale ah the learned Men of the City, and hear the Re- 
 cital ot' their Verl'es, upon which they gave 50 Ducats 
 apiece to ail the Poets, excepting the very bcif, who re- 
 ceived as a Royal liify 100 Ducats, a line Hoife, a Wo- 
 nmn Slave, and the Robes that were then upon the 
 Kiig's Back. Ihitth.H Cultoin fell, together with the 
 Spf.nJiim of I he Ke^^.i« Kingdom, 150 Years 
 a CO. 
 
 and at hill cotnmandshmi to ome forth. 
 There are others that work by a certain Cafcalillical cijllflA 
 Rule, call'd T[i:rr.;^'.!, whu li is th.'^ugli: to be natural 
 M.Tgiek. They diaw many Circles within a great o;ie, 
 and ilruwiiig the Diameters of the tirit Circles, mark 
 down the two Poles and the I'alt and Wefl ijuarteis. .'\- 
 boiitthe circumference of thetirll Circle, they paint the 
 lour Elements :heiwha\iiigdnMed tl.i,<Cirdeand the nc-xc 
 iutofour p.uTs, tb.ey dn iJcd each tour j'aiis iiro fevcn.di- 
 Itinguid'.'d v.ithceitain 'iM.'/ci;ClKiiai;h-!3. In the third 
 Circle they mark d.own thefeven Pbiiuts, in the fnirth 
 
 
 hi this City there are ainioft 100 Schools, like great 
 
 r'«r,iT. Halls, forthe Jnltruifion of Children ; there they are j the twelve Su',ns<d' the X^di^^k, ni the li'.'ili the twelve 
 -« <,^) ;•. tai'ght to wr.tc and to read, not only out of a Book,' l.atiiie Kaiues of the Monih, in ilic lixththc iS Houles 
 i'.;.<:j.«[,m (u,j gf ^ c^.fx.iin great Table, and go over the A!a-\ 'X the Moon, and in the feventli the 56$ Days < f the 
 i,',.... ' >•,••; again and ag.iin, till rhey have got it by heart,! Year, and about the convexity tlieicuf, the four Cardi- 
 whicl'i they ul'ually cunipals in the fpacc of feven Years, nal Wines. Then they take one Letter of the Qiielfion 
 
 Then tiieir Matters read to 'em fonie jiart of Othofi.tplj 
 andl'inminar ; but this is better taught in the Colleges. 
 When a I'joy has pertecflv learn'd the whole .-iLcr.r, 
 his Father invites all the l>oy"sScliool-fell.iws to a Tre.it, 
 and 111:, Son rides thro" the Streets to rhe Baiuiuctting 
 Houlc, inncli (.f'aths, upon a tine Horfe, accompanied 
 by the relt of his School-fellows on Horle-back, ^vlio 
 liii^diiers .Songs to the Praife o! Ciod zi\A Mnhomct. 
 The Governour of the Royal Cittadel is oblig'd to lend 
 111. I'a'.hei the Horl'e.indtlie rich Apparel. The Father's 
 Relinans are all picfent at theFcaft, and every one of 
 Vm makes ibine (iiiall Prefent to the School Mailer, but 
 tiie Fuilier give, him a new Suit of Cloths ; for the 
 .Schrol-.Mallcrs have but fmall Sallcrie.s aii.l even 
 wiieii the Children have learn'd but part of the W.'.o.i/', 
 their fathers rew.ud tlicir Mailers .according to their 
 Qi'ahty. The lioys c;f thele Schoolsulelikewile to ce- 
 lebrate a Fealt upon Mi:lm>irt\ Birth Day, upon which 
 occalion every one brings a Torcli to the School. Thefe 
 Torches, fsiuc of which weigh 50 Pound, are fct round 
 tvirh doers lorts of Wax, and being Jighted bctiines in 
 the Mtirning, burn till Sun-riling. In tiic mean time 
 thcPraifesc^ M.y.-in^ are celebrated in Songs, and as 
 Icon a< the Sun rjes, the Solemnity is At an end 
 
 propos'd, and multiply it by all thcabove-mention'd Par- 
 ticulars; the Produiff of ad they di\ide after a certain 
 manner, placing it in fome Rem or other, .according to 
 the quality of the Character, and as the Llemeiits rc- 
 quireth wherein the faid Charaftcr is found without .1 
 Figure ; this done, they mark tliat Figure which fecm- 
 tth to agree with the laid Nuir.ber 01 Product, and pro- 
 cced with it as they did with the former, till they have 
 toui'd iS Chuaiteis, of which tliey niak,. nic Wordj 
 atidof tills Word '.he Speech is ir.ade tliat rcfolvcth the 
 Qiieftion. The Speech always turn d into a Verfe of liie 
 firft kind, which the .^',r//.i«; .;all Erl-mil, lonliiting of 
 eight St^)ites and ; 2 Chorsls, accuuiinij to rlie .!i.L:.:i, 
 Mcu-ii. This Art of the C.ii'hi!,: ( lays our Author ) 
 never errs, and tho'it be aecouired natural, yet I never 
 faiv any thing that Ilis more afiuui/ with fupeniatural 
 Knowlcslge. However the C.ibbalilts .ire in great e- 
 Itccir, and their Art is very difficult t.) be kara'd. 
 I faw ( continues ciur Author) two thuds of .t juv'i.'. 
 
 .Marble Coil It, (in King .//';./. .•.•.■.■«'s College ;it i-V?) 
 chat was 5.) Fi.'s fquare, taken up with one of tlie'.i Fi- 
 gures ; and .It 'r««/! 1 menvith jult fjch another Figure. 
 1 never faw but three Protellours ot this wonderful 
 This 'Art, oneac ii/ijH and t<vo at 1 
 U u 
 
 Indeed I have 
 
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330 
 
 A 'Vcfcnption of Africa. 
 
 i:,.i.bjiin,.k immary urit l'^ one Afi'p/m, aii>l .ini.tlur hy li' 
 
 *'i 
 
 ( j/' )« .inHilViMii,. 
 he will Ini! '.: > I" i ' 
 
 Ilv an (jiKi ol llic SiVk, iliifi' 705 .in- nlilie'il talivc''* 
 iivogiiito ; 111 lUi) t.iiim'ilinnll all the World our ■•■'''''" 
 
 Aiiv'ot ilalo Men iiuy ]co ml' a inlly lH)!i>.iri\ Hilut, .is it tlu> ueu- Sit.ini<m id ,iH 
 
 H.Avc^ci the Law ot Af'-' 
 '»"<•.• iTMhitisilii'iivliiUiilifrkiiia of Diviivitioii, ana 
 »ii,(.'.l.lo:ilt«.ii.TirK-iiu'.ll.y till- Ahl n>nc!.i>i In<l"i- 
 
 Ii.iImsC'K v.i mrctlikcwilVniilifimic !c.iim\l Mm, 
 *r'i.1 Vi-,;,.„ iill tluiti Iv.s Vi/auli .ir.tl Moiil "liilolor'i"''; 
 /,«««« t.^^ii .,„., ^,.,;i l.yilKv.iiii.'r.oMl'iopIc .u tlo.ls ni.nviili- 
 ll.iii,!iiii'tli.i[ llu-y .!i'r.uiriOiii M'-i:nui'>. l.iw in Uv,- 
 ijI tliim-s, l.ii- inll.tivi. in .i!!nv.iiin tlu' l-A-|'rr;linn cil 
 lovi-M'.itur. MiSotitis. 11.>»va (wliul. IS Imt one 
 of i, nil u ni.inv .tiiioiv; tlic .":> "i. •'••'■ ) Ip nnj; ui> a- 
 |v,m He Ye.v^.^|■u■l• AlP' ".vf. 'I he Antlur ol it w.is 
 /■,.;,■,•« f •/•! .(■.-. 'Mjrr, l'o:ii in «•/■ '. ulio;;:ive Insl'iil- 
 »o«vr<ien.nnrre,rps, lu' left n .VVntinf.s wlmul Inin, 
 alMjlll I 00 YeaiSAlu-t, <1V l:lh.i,cl lh:,i 1:1, .1, ot /)if«- 
 </•.', a IjiiuMis Diwh.r .1' i!..it Sed, lelt W.'i DiUipIo 
 ulio'e Volumes 'It Wiitm^s : usvii llut tlu- Wi'.'w/.!' 
 r.itmt.li-^.omUiiiiul hs ro'.Uvers. .-M-otit fc ^eai- 
 alter, .1 tanuHis riotrlioiir ilut lu.-„!iil ilie VeCt, l-e- 
 ini. cornlunn'a to .lie rii well as all In- lujl.mers. 
 wne.etc I'.ic I'atrurvli, J.dlrnii; 1 fiveioaupnte iliel.ale 
 «itlitliel\.Clirs.it' tlk Law. a;ul orieiuiK f; niKleie 
 Death w ill. iv.'lv it' ihcyowuiaea hiniDlanl-iioiiv. A. 
 (.'raiii.^iv al'HvGintViencc was pamcil, aiul ilie I'lo- 
 fdliiiir'i'iiitlie IV.ii.rsiohlin.e ; I'l-oii wlu.li ilie I'a- 
 iiunh r.AM.^M t'.ieSin;c;ue, aiul lausM ColUpes anil 
 M, n.illeriestobeere.-leaioth.maiulliisl(illo«cts, ; .liit 
 alter i.-J Years, the Eiu.'itoiir MiH.J,-lv\ the Jwk. 
 I.T.ee.-.incthiilKr, aiul reileaiuatlie whole Seek. I'l'i 
 
 I... ,- - 
 
 vli:ehthe\ Hea wCr.i,. n\h\ .!■.-./•, and were ihljiTs.. 
 liete an.l tiieiv, till ilie IUii;a of C.-hlfr.l: Ciianaion to 
 AIjk", wliDle la\oiirite Sdwi I-.mm rf lU'i it em, 
 ;uia bvihf help ol uvx l^r.-^X,'-l', ^ ^"V leaiiiea Man, 
 
 Huuianiry ; ma \eitlioiit any ri;.ira 11 Miaiiie or Mi> 
 auly, r.iviili Wi'iiun III I'lillKk I'iaies ili.,' at tho 
 fame time iheir Hulimls it cryM 1 1> l.y die IVopli. . 
 I'lHcaiul all/.i;i/'f isfulK I ihefe Milmar'^. Iii.if.,,,' 
 IfiwciK'il em lavilli aver; lianai> me W.inm, ||n|.„, 
 Market I'l.iee, a< llewasii.min(:oiii 11 a lutii, hj.,.,, 
 whi. Ii ihi iiil'aii.atia Mf'h piillei'M uiili a noiioii Dfility... . 
 Aaiiherei's .Satn!tii\, who, as tluy lIu.'H.lit, ihj jhjO.^ . 
 luiiiniit, I'm leeiii'ii tiuuiniii.t the Sill, tunvilinp aUjit 
 ihe \V, man 11 tmuh Im (iainieiit a, a hiily tliiii|'„ ai il 
 e\eii the C'u. koia her Hiishana iitiiina thanks fur ii.c 
 Aavi iiriiieiu Ins fal!"- (ina, 111 leatlin;', ai^l Aels efClu- 
 luy I heMae,illiaiesu.ni| I huepiiiiilliMihc luiil A- 
 aiil'iry, I'lit they UircatiaiJuf the Mo!-. 
 
 Iheii are nthir Seilfanes, vvlio may lie fioiMl^ .. ,. . . 
 eallil Cal'l-'jlills ; thele fait \cry llri^'ily, ana .iNiui!! ' ' 
 I'lMni the I'll ill of Animals, . uiirininpiliciiifeKf,niaiui- 
 iiiulai 1 oca ai.a Halm. Ihe, liavi; \ety fct I'laji.:. 
 tur every lloiii of the Day aiul Ni;;hr, eaLi j.iuil 
 .luoramg to ilie variety of Days aiul Woiiih.- 
 .mathele they .u\ olili'^M !<• lehcatfe. They rirn aU m 
 withem lijiiare 1; hlii, uiili ChaiavlKr, aii.l Nnii. tii 
 cnt^ravcn til'ciM em ; anil prercna 10 aerive the Know- 
 Ic jpe of airi'hiiipv liotntlie Aiipels, With vvlnan tiny 
 lu\c daily Confcreiiees. They havcaiiiniip'etn.i Caj- 
 loi;iie of ijt, ''eitiics, whuli the; aie loiitaniM m the 
 Name of iiod. 
 
 AiioilierSeiil aniongtlic A/a/smfrirnj, areObfencrs nfii - > 
 a Rule tali'il S;i;.r,., 1. e. i"/;.- /(;,/(• nf tie llt-niiil:. 
 ■Ihefeiiihahii Vooasana lohtary plaees, aiut have r.o 
 otlierhooa ilian what the wild UiTarf; ittoril. In ;un>, 
 /■...;.■. ■.< has p'.iMilh'aii paiticnlarAoioiint nf all the ] ri- 
 eipauMaiimcvi). Seillii, uliieli are 71 111 luiinber. At 
 
 1Mb 
 h 1 liaa wriiiui upon that Contrtivcrfy, teioneilil 'em j Dav. there are Iniuuo pniie, pal Sei'.tj of .yf-.kwetm:,']; 
 with the lawyerMipraithefe Terms, '1 hit the lawyers jriamvly, iliat of l.Jhn.i, ailpera'd met all/()/>,';' 
 llio.'ia hetailV. t'.'c p. .-/ '.r/i of ■"■' '■•■•' -s laws, aiuli^; .;, .\r»/.f, .-hMi,-, and i\k.[\, Md that of /i/Miii.i, 
 
 lheSee1an.,ihe J^f' ■«»•■! of the r.,11 e- 'I'his l/iiion ' ' 
 
 lafteatill the 7V-' Year of the //.■,,•.•.■.', wlien J?.;.-<.(.7 
 
 wasf.wk'i' ' vthcl'.i:.-.'!. at whiJi titne thole SeCKmes 
 l"waiir,'ao\et all .'/ •■ and W'' .; :, .and had' flicnpthc \\\ 
 then Tany. Iv aiimiir:r,p, r.die into their So.iety_lnit 
 Meniif leaminc, hi I iinw the Cale is altcr'd. They 
 del|ifea!ll earn'ir.g a. Uiperlluoiis, aeruini; the Knew- 
 leaj;e(jf the Truth fio:n Kevelatton .ilonci ana depart- 
 ing; from iheMiafiircs ef their An>eliors, who obferv'd 
 the Law very lindlv, pmfue FealVu p, LafavmusSonps, 
 nna all f. nhial Pleaiiirci.. ' f is true, ihey II teai and reiul 
 th.irC;arn.ents, prctendinp tnteraviiha with a fit ot 
 divine Inve, liit thatsraihct oning cither t" their 
 C;ii.tioiiy, fir every oiieol em aevouis more Meat at a 
 than is fuflieient for three M<n ; tr ehe to tlici 
 
 u liii h theS"/!' I of I'cijln has eftablilh'd in liis Cov.ntry hy 
 for^e of Arms. 
 
 liithisCity of r.-, tl;ciei;a fvt of Men ihnt nuVt:,.. 
 it their Bufincfs to I'eareh for Treafiire under the Koundi-':^ 
 lions of oialio\:re.i. Thcv .trc eoiit.neally at uuik ,1- 
 bout the Caics ana Dens withoi't tlie City ^alls ; tlir 
 they are pciUvaJed, that when the l{.m.ii.s were frti 
 to retire from .//nV.! 10 i^.u'w, they hid mneli of tkii 
 Trealure in the liowekot the hirth, beeaufe they eoiild 
 noiearry itojTi cnl^ tlicy apinhend, that ihii huldeii 
 T'reiUire li fo ench.uuca by the Ait of .V.i;; /',/;, that 
 without that An it c.anni t be rmiia out. They Hull 
 vou they faw Gold or Silver in fieli a Cave, but coiiirt 
 not aig It out lor want ol Pertumes anil Enchantment. 
 fit tor the Purpofe. '.'poll the Iiifliieivc of iliis Dc- 
 
 11: 
 
 Htriiiiki. 
 
 l:i 
 
 r 
 
 vn!awful and lilthy i'atfions, will, li they dilplay too o-|lufiiiii, they turnup the Ivuiidations of the old Hoiilis 
 ptuly when united to Tcalfs; lor if any one happens to and Sepulchres, payinglor what Daniape they do, and 
 (all .'.own drunk, their Difeit'k^ 1 refeiitly take him up,' look upon all Hooks ct the Art of dipt;iiis Gold, as Ji- 
 and ply with iimi lafeiMinis K.lle^. Heiue the //i-r»«i>i. vineOracles. 
 
 K.Mj.' became a Pros, rb ainoni; the People of Fe:;', point-] The Akhytnilb in hki ni.iiiner make 3 noife intliis,,.., 
 
 in»> at tliLlc Mallerswho inakttheir Dikiples their Mi- place. They arc a parel of nalty Fellows, ih.it Itink ' 
 
 pj;„is, of Sulphur and other Steams ; they aifenible every 
 
 1 here are fonie M.i»'"m.-.i'i Sccli, that depart not 011- 1 Night at the gicat Temple, where they difputc c( their 
 
 M.i-imitn ly f::m the 1 aw but from the Creed of the other Mu- falle Opinions. A sreat many learned Hooks of their 
 
 ""'"'' haii.c-.M.!, who biaiid them lor Merctick?. Some alfert,] Arts aie in great efteein, p.iriiuilarly the Works of 1 ;ie 
 
 ihataM.'mby p/od Works, Taltinp, Ci. may attain to M/cic/ a (/lai.ni by birth, who lived 1 o^ Years .after y,-.- 
 
 ihen.atuie of Aiit^els, mid purify hiir.l'clf levind ail lonv:, and renoun. d liis own Religion. This Aiuliir 
 
 I ..liibility ot tiniii'n!; any n.ore. Tins Pit- h of Purity h.is a dark alleporical way vi writing, Another Air.h.it 
 iliey do 11 't pretend to ic.uh. tfl they have run the of that baculty, wlio was Secretary to the So.'./.:/. . I ii.i 
 meiids of 150 DifJ; lines or Sciences; alledping, that ',1; /:./.%/, has publilh'd a larpe Volume, cntitiiled /f./\,,''i-/.i, 
 CJ'.hI will not impute to 'cm v.li..t Sirs they commit, land one .>/i./.'.i/m7'( of d'.vu.h, has tent the Principles ot 
 
 I I lore they arrive at the hfticili Dcpree. Thii Seel ilicir Art, upuji whkh a learneil M->.)i:u::i.h of nr.mj- 
 11 -on it. fir.t appearance, waited thcmfeKes with t'ait- '.i/jwrot.' aCoii^meirary more intricate than the TeM it 
 ill ' ar.;l 1':. inane', but foiv.i afttv they pave tvay to licen- felf. Tlieie are two l-a;;iil:cs of tliefe Men at I ,;; 
 tiiHbM'.iniours. ijjch.-.u.n ..T S./ .. .;/.•.,,', otic of their one beats their B.tin. I'.i the i^io'.", 1. e. a AUttcr Hliich 
 (jwnPiUiv, his pt blilli'd their form of living, vvhieli is'eolouis iliafsand other Metals; the other fecks at cenln; 
 verv fever'e : And ) '...7 fvid lias given an account of muUiplications of Metals. 
 
 I iieir Religion, liy way of Allegory, iii excellent Vcrfes,! But their trucTrade is coining of falle Money, aiiJj.,,,., 
 whichthe'y abv-iy = repeat at their bealls, and which aie, for that Rcafon there arc but fev,- AlchimiUs in l'c\, that 
 Kckon'd the moll letiu'd p'.ec: that has appear'd in their have not their Hands ^m off. 
 
 I.iiinuai;e iltcle 5^.-' Year». Tli.-y taki the Heavens, the j There is yet another tort of rafcally Felbws .aLiout^,,;-.^ 
 hx'd St.-iis, the Lleirei.ts, and the Plinets, to be one this Town, whom tlic /m/iVim; call (.'.'iiwrffor/, who ling I...-.*' 
 God ■ they al'uw ivctv Man to worlliip what he pleafes, ' comical .Songs in the Streets, accompanied wiili Drums, 
 
 r' " ■ " ' ■ ' ' 
 
 l''e.adui", thattioRcIigio:iv.haifoevct i»erroneous. They 'Harps, and Citterns, and fell C/'<:iin; to the People iin- 
 
 allcdpc.'iliat God pitch'd ui oa one Man c.ill'd K.'cof/', ilcrthe Notionof Prefervatives 
 
 arid Isy-'iiifnlicii, made hi:n eo,iial to himfelf in Know- Of the fame Kidney are another Cang in this Town, 
 
 ledge. When this /^/Ci./i dies, aiindier is > hofeii in his who carry dancing Monkeys up ar . down, and have 
 r.io'm, outof aCompanvof .-, 3 Men, whom they call Siukes round their Necks and Arms: They lil.ewitc 
 r.'.r.ntc.', 1. r. A^.-.k^tl i-.Tuc. There are7o lUeiSors pretend to foretel Fortunes, and lead Stone Holies up 
 jtpointed tor this Piirj.'ofe, and 76st)ana:a-tLes, who arc: ana down the City, whiJithey allow to cover Marcs tor 
 .apableof beiiy, ip.iahtied as Uedors, when vacancy a certain price 
 b.ippciis antoigthc;.! Such 
 
 
lih.lllMiwp lll^-^ 
 
 A Dcjaiition of Africa. 
 
 331 
 
 5 -iri- nldiB'J ti)/ivc'''«., 
 'lie Worla over m''-' 
 
 I J ""'ioiiuftin.,.. 
 
 ,<i..i' 
 
 Sui li is «''<■ '•"'<■■"*' ilinlicaiitiruKjiy, In win h the 
 (inillciri t, I>n;i)r- and Iii.lgri, llrl■plta(^K•.^t iliOnrcc 
 frnnilli lOimnon Citizens. I'lii' C'liy ii rivill iDitiino- 
 illuiilly litii.ii''' i '"'fi 'I'" '" Wiiitir the S'' 'cis .ire fo 
 Jim , tli.it one cannnt walk in'oii wiiliom.St.irtup'., yci 
 ,1,111 '-'induits tlirnw in alnimlaiui nt Water to \vai)i ott' 
 the Dirt ; .Tiul " '"^rc thi it an no Conduits, llic Din is 
 .arrvilort' to tlic Rivi rill Cirts. 
 
 'Ihcifiul' .Siibinlut" this City lic.lt tlu- W(V mil, 
 .iml lOiiiain .iliiioll ^nn I'.inulio nl piot Tuulis nun, 
 '" IViv lalo"^(■l^, Water- bear. IS, Mdiinuli.inks .iiu: 
 Wlinroj. In this p. ice! li reaic.^.l'om i^o C;i>es'jrCel- 
 jiriiitlineM.irl'U', where the NoMeiuen < if K { us il to 
 l.iy up their (^oiii ; lor ihc Icili I't'ein will i.otiiiir a- 
 [iMloi; ' MiMliires..!" Oirn: ftut at prrfcnt ility li< 
 tnipty I'lil "pi'"' anil Walls .ire I'l lit Icfore em •■) pre. 
 lent the Peoples f.il'iiij: into 'em. This Si In r'l is ilie 
 vitv Niii't 't the *'''V ; I'M there anj' rno n ay treely fell 
 Wiiie or keep a Baiiily-houfe. After the J th Hour 
 ihcTr.iilesiiiens Shops arc Ihiit up, and every one poc^ 
 lofot in the lavcrn. 
 
 Tlicr'' IS another .SiibinU fei'irate from this, where 
 ■,*;5''' 200 ramiliesof l.epeisliie, under the nian.ineiivnt of 
 adiiveriiour, who colleilks f me vc.lrly Rev en is iV 1111 
 ilif KoMe-menforthrir Ule, .md flitters em t ■> w.iim fn 
 nmliinp. This (ioverr.o'.r is liy his Ofiive oh.ind to I 
 piirpe the City of all I epvou., Perloiis, and Ihiit em iip| 
 there. A Leper's Childien enjoy his f./l.iie af;er hi* > 
 DcJth, Inu if he ilies with in; llfue, p.irt of his I'ft.i 
 pn.s to the I-ci'irsconimcii Slock, and part to the (Jo 
 viriioiir. 
 
 There are likewife wi:hoiit the W.ills of the City, 
 fcvcr.il Fields, appropriated l>y lo • e Noblemen for th ■ 
 burial of the D^.i.l. The eoinnioii Gr.ives have a l.my, 
 trimiji'l.ir Stone i.pon em, but the Nobleiuens lu.i i.i.e 
 Sioncat'iis Mead and another at his Feet, with I'.piuphs 
 infiTib'd upon 'cm. 
 
 The Tombs of fcrcral Kirrs of the Af.iim F.nnily, 
 
 rwMifih'jnfiilly made of line Marble, Mith lipitaphs upon Vm, 
 
 fc*»"*"-3rcto be fcenin aPalaicth.ir Ibndsnpoi, a Hill on the 
 
 Norh lide of the City, and indeed they are Majclliek 
 
 anil Pretty beyond cxi<renion. 
 
 .VivFi'^, isa place added to old Ft; by King ^■x / 
 
 *' 
 
 lates immediately to ir, "twill bcpropfr, beto-t wc dit- 
 mifs thijSiib|ciit, topuea bi uf Areoimt ol the Kmi's 
 of K'^, and their Court, whi ii 11 I rpt in :<c.v le;. 
 
 ///'.i knows no fiieh thing as b'biltive Prmrtii, or ilii 
 eallingot a foreign I'l iiue to a rhrnne, .U.m/w/'s Law 
 u'nlin'd.illleenlar I'ower to ilie A/t/wi.v.ix Paiii.ii, li.. 
 
 d I'll Utcs; but 111 piotef>( t iiinr, the Au'hoiirv (,| ihi> 
 
 h/'d 
 
 I'atri.iiehsdedind: and tin HinpI'Mv'us of the I'ei 
 
 iii.e 
 
 t ranped up and down in l-'etiirts, iinai'i..! 
 
 I'Uees, and by fiitre of Aviv.i, p.avc em {'rinces contra 
 
 I i.iiti.- 
 
 1 I 
 
 flircfa 
 
 *•'"• forthc accoinitiod.ition (jf hisLourt. 'Twas diidcd b\ 
 King 7'tfii/' into thice parts ; one contain'd his own Pa- 
 lace nnd the NoMe-mciisHoufes, loe.eiy oi:e of wh i h 
 he alli'tie I a pleaf.mt ' arden : nor tar bom his la. a • 
 hcb.;ilt a Itaiely and fuinpt loiis Temple ; in aiirthr 
 r.irtrf thcCit\ he bmit alaii>c ,ind fair Stable for the 
 Kings Horfes, anda| pointed a.Vlarkit pla»e, cxtnniinp 
 fiomthc Welt to the Viaft Gate, which is a Mhe and a 
 halt. Shops being plac'd on ea< h fide. 
 The third part isnow the aj artmcnt of the 7iiin ; for 
 
 C>/Jm.iu moltof thcGoldlmiths in \ck I. - ate JiO'i, who eairy 
 their Plate to 0/ / K-,-, and there fell it at a hi; her rate 
 than the Weight, which isa I'ri.iledjjc not allowed 111 0/./ 
 ft; to Mf.l' meiai,!, as being e.fuiy. 
 
 Thefe 7 w/ d wcltoiiee m Oi.i l-^, but being all robb d 
 by the Mori up<>n the death ot 1 iic of tlieir Kings, 
 King Abiilr.l . :order'd 'em to remove io N. u' ) ,-, and 
 dmiblcd their \e.ir!y Taxc^. Aciordingli ilk ) a: ilii'- Da) 
 poliefs a long Street in jVn /V ;, ami h.ic nriny Shop-, 
 and Sviiagogius, their nnnil'ir being wond.erfiil]\ en- 
 larp'd (incc they were expel'd .S', ur.. The Street where 
 they now live, wa.s llie pla^ c allotted for the Kings 
 Guard in former tiiius, but m w the King~ liavi: no 
 (iiijrds. 'I'liefe freir/ are dilpis'd by every bed); they 
 .irenot allowdtosveaiMines, but only a fnit of S^iek.s 
 Ot .Sra Kn(l;es. 'I bev wear blaek Turbaiits on their 
 Heads; or if they ufe a Cap, thev mull t.iek a pieec il 
 red Cloth toir. They pay the Kings of /V^ ^00 Ducats 
 
 tyto '.t/ w ' s Liiw. ■Ih.'I'anirK-, 'A '-hi 
 '!.(, and .Wc.in, arcliiUaiiies to ilii, I'lnpoie. 
 
 A'; b<r theKingdim ot / ,-, as loin ,is any Pi^n'. . 
 ptiMaim d Kingihere, heliiigles out one of his leersn. ., 
 loi I (.1, ef CoMnlelloiir, and bellows onbiiu one tlifdi.i" 
 of .ill th ({eiinurs of tlie Crown. 'I lirn h" roiii- 
 lutes nnothert 'be Sicretiry. 'I r.alurer and HighStew- 
 aul ot his Hoiilln.id. After thar, he app. iiif, '.i Cap- 
 rain ot ihe Hirfe or of the (iuards who irmmr.nly 
 'ic with their Horfes in lieFields: In th.- lall place he 
 iioininates .mow (.icivertioir ol the Citv. S.-ime t.mc 
 after, he fends toiiitiiillioneri .Mid D-pti-i'", to "o- 
 vernthc llhj)l.!ii,te,, and ;w/(-mnh.itarel'ul ,eifto liu'ii ; 
 an.' appoints Collidb.iu of thcKeveniicsof til. Crown; 
 "lid nominates a eenaiii nuiiibei of !<. epfr< <ir 0',«i .//- 
 ^'1 (ai. the; call 'cm . piling to e\cry one of 'cm a 
 Ca'ilcoi- Villnpc, by whu li they 111 iv inaintam thrm- 
 lelves ill Pea^c. and be fervieeable to huii in Iitc if War. 
 I his K ng inaiii: mis, belides his {iu.irds, ., Troop if 
 I I'hi i-iorle men, wlu.jai epon the Kiiv^'s I'r.n'ilions 
 while they ferve :n the bicid ; but 111 time of I'eaee, the 
 Kr;4 gives em Corn, flutter, and powder'd 1 lelli ft 
 th- •Inle 'Year. Money they feldom hiigci ; bm tile 
 Kiiig]r uLsciitireis for their Horlcs, and CI •thstliein 
 ■^neeaeae. Thofe who b.ok after ilicir Ho-^fev, are 
 C'hrii ,111 ' aptives, who go f.ick'd in great Lliains .uij 
 whep .le 11. ny removes are carrj'd upon Ciimisli.uks. 
 IheCaircls arc taken i. ire of by an Officer api'ointui 
 tyr -he I'urpot'e, whodfpoies ot the I'alture as hepca- 
 I'" .'.I I looks .iftci the King's bnrnirure, th.it's e.iriyJ 
 upon their Hacks. An 'ther llfficcr is the I'ur evor, 
 w' ''roMdesaiid diltnbi.tcs C:orn 'o the Kings Houlh- 
 ■ 1.; ar..! Ins Army. In tunc of War hehastm or twelve 
 lints to Jay up Corn ill, and tenib evrv Day frelh i...a- 
 iiiiisfornewCoin. ■\ni tlierOf^. cr is the (.10 moftho 
 -Stal le- or M.iiler > f l-|otfe, who pro', ides fir the King's 
 Hcilis, .\biles. :c. being fumilh'd with all Niecll, tries 
 byth So-w.ird. There is likpwif- an Uv: I ■ r / ne 
 I ", i'.hir;ovideslVovendei f T'hc Healfs, and beiiiR 
 ae>o niaide to liie bligli .Sn wanl .as Cierk muler lum, 
 who keeps an exail.'V.-.oiint ot whit is l.iid nut. 1 he 
 King t -.; h.is .ilt'u a Captain oicr 50 Horlc-m n. who 
 maybecai'd liirfi iv-inrs tor they execute the Kmt's 
 l)rdeis ; an OlVuerof gr-ai Authrrity, who in tlieKin',s 
 Kami', can trirci ihe Judges to i.o -ullice, and put 
 their SeiKciKcs iiicxicniipii, and can I oih iniprilon .iiul 
 punilh the Principal Noble-iin 11. A Chan.-.l our, who 
 keeps the great Seal, and wr trs and liens the King's 
 Letters. A Goveinour of the King's numerous Foo'- 
 men. wIk, always attends hiiu. A Commilliiry t'or the 
 B.igi'.afcot the .\rn y. who rakes rirc to carry the 
 1 cms of the I ighr Hnrfc men upon Mu'e-, and the 
 Tci.r.sof thcrtherSouliiierson ("anieS. A Matter of 
 the Ceremonies, who litsatrhe King's Ici't inthc Senate 
 Houfe, and eummands ta.-h Mcmberio tpeak aeri^'dm^j 
 to his Dignity. Add to thefe a Company of Siandaiil 
 Bearers, whu upon a Mar, h, carry their Col.-iirs 
 wrap'dup, only he chat goes b-.-fore the Army, lus his 
 l-iaimer difplay'il. l:"ver\ one of this Company is par- 
 ticularly well .icquaintid with the Fords of Rivers, and 
 thel'allagcschro'Wcols ; f.i which IJealon tiny arc 
 
 aMonth. AlKiiit 140 Years alter the building of this, for the mod part the Giiidis of rhc .Army. There ire a 
 newCity, it was lurioiiikhd widi iuipregniblc Walls, great mans Drumtners in the Army, wn 1 beat with a 
 and adorn d with Temples, Colleges, Palace.^ and o- ' Bull's I'izzlc, epoiiccrtain Dmms of Brafs as big as a 
 
 *«i.En. 
 
 rti. 
 
 thcr Buildings 
 
 Wiihont the Walls the River Water is rais'd by huge 
 
 Wheels and Engines, invented by ayaw/a d, which turn 
 
 round but once iniiHours. By thkmeans 'tis carr^'d 
 
 over the Walls into Cinerns, from w^, 
 ipp- — .... . - 
 
 great Kettle, the lower part of which is narrow, and 
 the upper broad, being covei'd with a Skin. Thefe Drum- 
 mers ride on Hotfe-back. having always a picar weight 
 on one tide to coiinterpoile the weight of tlie Drum on 
 Ijice 'tis convey'dj the other. TheirHorles arc very fwifr, for the .W.nrj ac- 
 s count it a great ditgratc tololea Drum; and the Drums 
 
 il 
 
 in Pipes to the Temples, Palaces aiidG.jJa**. 'I^SWis 
 
 efteOfd fearcc loc Years ago ; for before that the City 'tnake notonly a loiiidbui a teiriblenoil'e, luh as al^'cvlb 
 W.1S fiippK'd with Water from a Fountain ten Miles off, Ixith the Men and the blorfes. 'The Mullc ans that .at- 
 by the means of a Conduit invented by a (rVw/ic/c, that -tend the Army are not pay'd by the King; tor the Cities 
 
 W.1S the King's Favouritdf To concbide, there arc few 
 Gentlemen in this new City, excepting Inch ,vs retain to 
 the Courts ; tor thebulk 1/ the Inhabitants are Frades- 
 meii, who conteniii the Courtiers lb much, thar they 
 will by no means luffer them to marry their Daugh- 
 ters. 
 Having thus difpatch' J the City of ft;^, aiiJ whatrc- 
 
 are Imiind to Icndacert.ain number ut 'em to the VVais'. 
 ivhoare admitted or not admitted to the King's 'Table, 
 according to their Boh.uiourin the Field. All the Wo- 
 men Servants in the King's Hr.uthold ire Negro Slaves, 
 tho* tlie (jiieen is always a White. Some Sp.i'vjb and 
 )'oiru;«:/c Women Captives, are likewife kept about the 
 Court, having Eunuchs who arc Negro Slaves, that 
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 Tw KHf "vatch 'emvcty timowly. NoiwiihUandniit the Kmt! 
 
 "■m if ihf uf J.-. . (,„ ijfjjj. Dnmiiiiiini, hn Kcvcnuf will li 4ii r 1 
 
 ' "*" niiiiiiit t<i joo. w ■ DiKati a Year, ilii; hfili pan >il »lii' li 
 
 •litcs iiot roiiit tohim. MnH nl' Ins Imoim* «ie paiil 1 i 
 
 i'Mttx, t'atilr, Oil aiiil Hiiltir, ivhidi lltili 1 111 luilt 
 
 Moiitv Inform' I'lacci ihry I'.iy 1 ; Diitat /■.' Acre, iii <i- 
 
 ihor p'.K v'^ a wliuK Harm ('ayni) mote. In lum'- Kigi- 
 
 < iw CM.r> hiail pay. a* imich .11 a whole Fairulif. ilco 
 
 inaiinhiT A'ul imlctil tlu' (iit./i in of l-< arcinoic 
 
 ilillainticilat thcPaiimnt of the laxmhan at any iliiiii> 
 
 illr. By the I aw, .1 iif.lvtneiru I'riine ■ iinkl'. lie I" a 
 
 Trkli) laii exaill noiiu tr iliaii«li.it «a:. |i nliil • v "</v 
 
 i'i,7,\i/. 1 ! /fr fell/, n( lilt ir.i.ly MoiK'y.a ol all 
 
 llmr Cnrti : Aiul "f that a | .iii is id Ic iiiipic ri. 
 
 liiMiip ihi I'lK'i, aiiili.irryinn 1111 micHary NV'ai 1 
 
 flir li I ir I'niKK niclul M.irmn'i'i MikIi I, li> 01 
 
 iiiih I mill nil there i'j Kit, l)iit exaCteJ gteatei j anil at 
 
 «lii<I)iy ill tlu Iiihabliaiits nl' /^^^ i are fn rppiehil 
 
 wiiliilailyl (a^'hoiis, iliat the) Tatie hase nliere with- 
 
 al 10 t'liil aiil I Icith tlieiiiltl\e> ; aii>l upon that Cimli- 
 
 ileraiii'ii ii" Mni ot Seiile f i II nell\ will either urn- 
 
 \r.fi. iir I iileiniiiaCnnriier, m anept < I a I'rtleiii I'lom 
 
 him, pti di'iiinn iliai all his I'dllelliiins are the I'tiulnCt 
 
 i,t' Iheli .ni.l tinleiy. In nine nl Peace, th.' Kinp 
 
 I I'l anote.l Mnuiii.iiiuairj Mimnt ^h/m, whi,i,| ,,, 
 Milcilnriail anil (o loiij;. It Ujrs pleray of (Mn,\ 
 hill atthe latre time i« en w,lej with ui|,! \Vi, ' 
 here air alv»,. y. Mi.T|'.r..|,l- ami CaiMiMiion it ,',','1 
 till. Cinveineiuy .f its liiiaiinn IctwunK- „','il,. 
 lal>an.lA;fi-.M/Mm the Welt, mi.lui the liiljh,,.,,,, 
 viTviuh. 'Ilie Wi.meii 1 f thai (. riintry an .u" 
 Wiileii, anl ailnrn'd « iili iniin Siher Kin 
 leti. 'Ihe Meii.itf l'ra\e, anl noicvl |;„ i(„. ,,,)^|,|^, ^^ 
 
 .iil^nilchap. Ill 
 
 'ail 
 
 |"K''a»il Ihaic 
 
 I • , 1 , ■ , - ■ the- takiii 
 li.ui«, nt vshiihiluN Inula linat mail) lu the KiobciI 
 »■ V, aiiil thele the Knin linnt^ m thii 111 inner 
 
 Several little l'ell« 111 Kvlii.h a Man may H.u.J „n i' 
 right, aiemaJeina l.iit'el i.KI, anil Inu,,! w.ili ii,,,,;/ 
 P.xirs IneaJi ' t ihelean .iriiied AMii n |<|„ J ^^|| 
 llie-Ainnlnmrtir loilii 1 n n, aii,l upon the I i,,,,', j' 
 pi'ia. h Ihiiiiiiip, himlilt np, liiHanics lii< Fun „. ' ' 
 whkh a Uull li lethM.fe «<pnn him, ami ,( the llu,| (,• 
 the I inn, the Sport u at an en I, hut if ihe I uiii l,' 
 'heHnll, all Ihe Mm ni tlu 1 1 ll> ( wlinaienwii .,u' 
 ly twe\c in Mini her; |unip mit i:|hii him, Ivinc am.. I 
 with a I.Nelinami 1 I'lke uf a f;,i|.i, a„J j UM |,„1 
 
 II the arineil Minrcenii'i be ti> haul f.ir the I in 
 KiiiRiirileiMlicir iiiimlei tule ilitniiiiili ,| ; ami if 
 ai'|e.irtnlieii;n weak, he mil hisCompiny ll.,,<jis a, , 
 I nil withtheir Ciulk-1 nw • , In in a I 
 
 nut 
 
 t!:.: 
 
 , ililiL _ , J, ,-..... .,, ,H.. f "'""•■ **'»^ '''III', HI y[(,),(j[t-ji.,. 
 
 iiMiit.iin-. c :. Hoife, V" Ciul. howl, ;iiul a* many ! I nil witlitheir Ciulk-1 nw • , Ihih a hij'h llillni./,. 
 Mii>)i'etcit», who lie wiiliin a Mile lit his Petl'on ihe> it.niJtn Uc ilic Slinw. fliit it ulieniinn';. luiic ' 
 wh'iihe.Me^ a l'ini;iefs; htit at /v,- he has no Ovca- j that I. nient the .Muulie, ami all are levtiely wn'mi* 
 ('.nfur fiMtiiin)'* fuaiil. When he wai;e< War with|eil helme iheirC.MJvhuws kill the I.ion. Ihtile w| 
 the ./i.i. i>"i, 111 nil. ijie^tlie W ,1/1.1/// that are fiil'ieift tci|Ciieniiiiter the li.m, reiei\e ten Dutatj ani-" 
 hiinto finil liiin agriMt /\iiiiy of Men upon their owiii ami a new Ciariiieiit ; I lit 'us only the Mmuf kniAi'' 
 Foot, ati. I thele Mm ate Utter Vtililieis th.in hi< own. | Valour, ami fiu' .• . . 
 
 Till re .s hm little Pomp or Ceremony aUmr Ins Perliin ; 
 titiiluriloeshe earefot it, iinlefs it U upon I'cltival 
 Pa\s, i.r nlui\ iicccirity reqvitesu. 
 
 VVhenthe Kin^ isiotult out, the MaHer of the Ce- , >.,, ,., ,.,,„ ,„i rum, huh nes [iinieil thcie ai 1 
 
 timonirs iVivl MelVeni^crs to Rue noti. c to his Kclations,' wlu.fe Sepulchre is lupetllnioully \ ifneil |iy aln'io'tt all 
 hisNohilitv, Senators Cainaiiis, (iiianliani, anil (;cn. the IVopfe of Htn'^n; for they lixik iipnn'lnm i- 
 I'eiiuii, who iintticiliati.l> Jrawup in aBoJy btforethc Kreat Patriarch. AlVenheiliathofthatJ.A/.hnV.nlij,.'. 
 Pal.iicCi,ir.. , v..(r "'l''''^ '''!'' T''" l''' >•"'''''''''»! ''f ^V^f, iKjJliifU ,,,,,,,,> 
 
 . . ' . - ■; *•" "•iiiwi Miijlvil 
 
 , ami huh as 1 nme tioin Mount Zf!i:n, that aic 
 huiioiir'J with the Fnipluynunr. 
 
 A Town lall'a <,i,.u,ii, (Ijn.ls ujon thi« Moiinuii , 
 whielibuaine very populon,, aliei it wasiepainl anj ri.' 
 plante.l |.y U,m the l-ljer, who l,e» hinie.l the 
 
 Urmi the liJeof ili.' .M.iiml lin, tlim's a fniall Tmiii , 
 i/(.'/7.-, whiJiltaii,\ro ueai the l-'orcfl, ih:it '"' 
 
 Jpnil Ihi 
 l.ions 
 
 CoiTie tair.e in, .,n,l ,,,ck Bones otf li,. 
 
 71k (11 lot I 'iiiii the KipRscnminl'OUt of iloors, ihc M -(rengcrK 
 
 i'ti'i' I''"'''' P" !">*•■ Kuinuein the followini; I'nler. 'Ihe S;.,mlard en 
 liiaurs i;n hift, then the Dnmnmi'!, thm ilie iliief tin 
 
 (jmonu.f the SiaMcwithhis.\tteiii!.in!s, then eonic the Street, sviihont hurtnip ai'y body. ' 
 Klip's I'enfioiierl, his Guard, his Mafler ot < etcmo- 1 At the Foot of the Mountain near the hii-h Roa.J 
 iiies, li s Sccriiarics, his Ircalnrcr, his tliiet Judge, Ifadinp t'inin /v; to Af.-.„r/ , thcic (laiKis C'aiUc .S' -/it ' ' 
 his Cavtam-tiinrral, three Uffiv;ets one carryini{ his foealld t'roni thcfl'.inHt'nl covetiiouliiels of the Inlu! 1' 
 •Swird, amthcr his Shield, and a third his Crol^Bl)W,l rants. T'i« reported, that the Inl alJii.inis iii\.tedthc 
 and ailall theKinpliiiiifelf, a^'omi'.inicd by h;s Chief King todiner as he wa'-p.iifiiii; In, 111 order to I'lt tin |. 
 C'oniiU Dor anil foil e otiiei Peir; his Foot-miii march nominidiis Name altir"il , :ni,l mxt Mornini piu'ii'l 
 ine.iel, liileofhim, ont .aiiyinj! a pair of Stirrui s, for hisBriaklall acoi pleof K.ims.and fonie lari-e vIiliU 
 another his I'artilan, the thud a Coveni)i> for his Saddle, full of Milk and Watei, piif iini'nihar theKinc iv i\| 
 Ihe fiiirih .Hahu fur his lloilV, aiiotluT hi> Slippets,' not know hut th.it it was :il| Milk: l.'ioii w liii h I'l.'. 
 will, h .ite verv hue ; and as loon as the King 'lifmouiits. Kini; peieeivuiK the Milk to be lulf \X'.i..t i'„.;ii',| jj,,'j 
 
 vlij. h .Ite verv hue ; and as loon as the King 'lifmouiits, Kinq peieeiviiig the Milk to b'; half Water fniill'd aii.! 
 
 he Cover aiiil Haiteraie put iiponhisHoife. Alier the fan', lll^at \jiure l:i:lni:riiiic.ya., cmi r.it^-.,rv/y 
 ■iingtolliivvs 'he Captain of the Foot-men, th. 11 th.' tu- I he third Pio\inie''n that of Wmv, in vihi. I, „„ 
 
 ... 1 , .1...V C.....1 , .1... I ...i,, i„..r. I ... .u- I. 1 .1 r .■ . •o;!':'. m vvniiii .Ite, 
 
 nu hs, the Kings Faniilv, the Tijiht-hoife, and 
 
 I"! 
 
 1*kc .?iinpcr 
 •1 hh Kn- 
 
 
 '1 his Royal Pavilion has lour Gates kept by Kunuclis, 
 and on caih lonurof thefqnare a .Spire o( Cloth, with 
 .iglilK'riiiR H.illon the topot it. 'Ph. re are divers o- 
 ther Tens wnhin the Pavilion, partuiilarly one for the 
 King, foiontiiv'd, that 11 may be ealily remov'd from 
 pJaee to place ; next to the Pavilion arc the Tents of the 
 NoMe-nien and the Kings bavoaritcs, then the Lodgings 
 of '.liii'hir.f Ceaid, made of Goats Skins after the Wm- 
 l'.r:ii 1 alt.ion, and in theniidft of all, the King's Kit- 
 
 was tributary to the ^-/«^,,/, aiidafi.rwndii was i^a\ 
 by the r„:th, who leltor'd the PniK e of C, ut^ to lli^ ior- 
 tiicr Government. But 111 the Q.itli Year of the //■ -,- 
 )•.(, the A//:/'pm ■/.!»; took It, and kept it ico Years nil 
 li[c E>.g!!Jh (a) iipoinhe .Sollieitaiion of the f; //'r, U-., ^ 
 
 iegd It withahuge Army, and put all the Citizei'is to*'™ 
 the Sword. 1 hcDehgn ot the ii.irs was only to draw "*"' 
 the Af-iW «rf';/ out of /:/,r^/.f, ("or they being ChriHi- r'.'... .. 
 
 ,;"s, ^vcrcEia'iniesto the /•.«:; .',7;, who worlhip'dlJoU.-" • 
 ching and his Pantry. He.' light Hotfe men lie near Some rime after tlii^ Difaller, the A/i/w/j.-,'.,, Pun-"'''"' 
 tfe I'aviliijji ; and f.ext to them arc the Stables, where! archs of Co.. /..w.i being Sovereigns of .»<.!• ri/<:«'' iibuilt ''•' 
 then- llorlesartw(;ii'.leifully vvellfid; without the Cir- 1 enlarg'd, cmiih'd am'l tbrtitied',-).:;;//,^ • the IiihiHtaiits'^'' ■ ' 
 rle lire the Kaggai'.e-nieii, Buiihers, ViCfiiallers, CJe.iof which diltinyuilh'dthimfelvesbythJir Ri.ius Leavn''' ' 
 Vhoevei comes 10 the Camp, mufta/mc no lanhcrthan ing and Valour" '1 he adiaceut biil.K arc Icicile oiilv ''^^l-v 
 thetiiiaittr for the liaggage-i lien; lortlic Royal Pavilion their dillante !iom ihe Mountain., i\\.uioi.> a' gicl'""" 
 isfotnviron'd on all H.inis by the lodgings of thcjwantof Wood, whiehis in foiiic nieafure fupply'd Iv 
 Ci.iard aiidodar lents that 'tis very haidto get at it. I Coals brought from //.!.«;■. 
 
 Some Wat..h-iiKnaie lit logiiatd the King's Pavilion all| In the 882 Year of the lln'ti'-^ this City iva, fiir-Tli. 
 
 pnz'dand t.ikeii by the /■>■„(„;. 1„Y,-.' who larrydih'e In-'.'"*- 
 habitants Priloners to /'wn,j'/, .mdamongihe relt, .V.s 
 hiimn thcprclent King of I-e:;, together 'with his SilLr, 
 bothoi 'eia being Children. M.ih„m;t contiir.i'd fi em 
 Years m Porti,^.,/, am! learnM the I'n.tu'iKf.- Iar.i.ii..is 
 pcrfealy well ; at Jail his Father rairfom'd him'l.ji.i 
 great fiim ot Money, and ihc Son bc:':^i;;.iwi Jspir. 
 ferr'd to the Throne, cndiiiGiii'd t f retrke A- 1. > 
 MoirtiiJrW loieturn, almuc len nines iroui tiic wity 01 if {, fioiJithc lV./..-„-/i', and gam'd h.s Pome fu f.u a> tg 
 
 matter 
 
 inglit long, as welluMheSiables, but they are ferry hclp- 
 leis billows with' i:t Aims, and foinetimes lb negligent, 
 th.it r.oconh lloifisluive bem (lole, but Fnemies have 
 been lakcH in the K.ngi Tent that came with a Delign 
 to n^urder him. 'Ihe King lives the grcattlt part of the 
 Venr 11) the Fields, both tor the lafe guard of his King- 
 (itan, .iivl for kiepin.., Iiis.b.ii'/ ;>/ Subjeilt'j in obeditnce. 
 His Uiveifionsare Mmiting and pliying at Chels. 
 loieturn, Abuut ten Miles from ilic City offf{, 
 
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 l.'uilii. I^^i"'*. ''|oii ih 
 
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 Ki'iH^ liul llr.uo. 
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 iiuy |>,ii,il up-H.,, I 
 iiiiil «,tli ItriMiK' ■ 
 
 I" n ri.i> ii, (Ui,i 
 
 » I hi' I ifiii's ji. 
 
 ''i' ^'llr^ i MjHii, 
 
 '• tlioltiiil kill. 
 It iIk' I.uiii Mil, 
 rtliii.iicioninioii. 
 iiin, Iwiiij; .iriiHil 
 aiiJ ■! Ii.llf loiw 
 t'T lllc 1 1(11, the 
 'l 'i i Jivl it ill,-, 
 
 I'.iiiv ll.ciijisai ihi 
 
 l"(;li Mill wKi,. 
 n'tiliiiii.. Iui|-c,\ 
 
 liM'icly WO! ri,|. 
 ^'1. llu.lo wlia 
 
 I^iiiad apiivc 
 I' Miiiuf knoMii 
 
 ^|•■''•J;<•, that ait 
 
 n ilii« MoiintiiiT,;.,*. 
 iMc|'.uril anJii- 
 mini tiiL.i', aiij 
 
 •'I I'V .lllliolt jjl 
 ; "I'oii hull .1. a 
 !./■;, hi«S( I, !i„,^ 
 iK^liifKil'.iai,/. 
 it's, I niiall ToHii,„,,..^ 
 1 'he Forcfi, ihit 
 ; BtjiiCH ort' ilu' 
 
 ir ilicIiiRhRoaJ.c.;....., 
 
 Kls Clftlc S/.TIW. 
 
 lU I't the InhaU- 
 (•lilts iii\.ial the 
 rJcr til pi t the iji. 
 klxriiiii); I'np.uJ 
 i>iiic larci' Villi 1< 
 Kiiij; «Mi!,l 
 'I'uii wjiiili il:,; 
 'aicr, riiiill'd aiil 
 
 ', in whiili .ire ,^ , 
 ihc Wire nl'a.it.j. 
 
 <■/' /J,j;.(i- U- 
 B'.t^.ju'ji..;. 
 'i/c, it i(int.iiiisr-i.-. 
 Jl!J, buikl.) the""' 
 aliour 70 Miics ■*■'■■' 
 trum /•■^. 111 
 of Cira, who 
 Mils u'.is uV.tii 
 C, (//,» tohistor- 
 irof thi' //;,?,- 
 ioYi-arii, III! 
 ifthi' C .'/.-, Ik- , T 
 till- Citizens to I"' 
 ^otily to liraw ,','*'' 
 
 I'ClllH Clinlll- ,■•::• 
 
 Miirlliip'J IJolo.-"^; ' 
 
 >lil cm::,:it I'.itii- ',' _'"', 
 
 ilr.n' :, icbuil:, : 
 
 till' Iiilubitaiiib' ■ 
 
 ir Ki, Ik's, Ltaiii ','1/ - 
 
 tCrClIc, Olli) ■ -r; 
 
 a.ilic'n a grij''''' 
 urc fuj'ply'j ly 
 
 ti[\ill|chap.lil- 
 
 A 'Dcpripti'jn of Africa. 
 
 3n 
 
 W.l, lilt- ft , 
 
 City 
 
 carry i! ihc In-'' 
 iig ilic rcit, .V.N 
 with hisSid.,-, 
 
 loniiiv.ul li v^ii 
 ";('.'.'.- lar.iy.i.-.il 
 fom'J him'lDi .1 
 
 rc't.iktf /I'.'i.-i 
 fj fu ,1) to 
 
 ii'.adn 
 
 r.i'i- 
 
 niilWrihcTown, »nJ ol>lii;i' ihi Porihyjiff t\ rrttn- fi> 
 till' C«lilf «i><l (''"I'liCc «'>l"''''».'ii'li'i I'ltvv) |),iy<. I'tiii 
 inihi* ninii nni'" t'r.lfn ,1c iViMn- ijinr iiji with a I'o- 
 tnt Fleet .iiul rau'il the SlCl^l•. Adot thai ihc /'o »«;;»,'/.' 
 tiirlitii'il thi' City nil all liJi's, f.i thai iIk' Knm ot '' T, 
 ivhoolti'iiaiMi-k' I it, was.ilwa\', r''|'uKil. 
 
 Illl' iit'xr Town thai roiiici III mil way, i% ill. ftcix 
 jn.l»iwici\'City ')f /'.i/.,i;/ ', lall'il by tlii'l'u-^ni; rt' l-t' 
 «,»rii, wliuliilie /( IMI, 1 liiiili 11) II till Slioici.t llic ()• 
 (CJiii wlienilicyi fulnhiil il>c Kin.iiloniol O'cn/ii/n or 
 
 iJ« -u'.i. 
 
 'I'lu'ii tome* Vf,tpf.(, rallM h\ thu liitinrs Ci.iM-, iiml 
 |.y tlu I'liitiu'iicli; t'""'», ."I'l I'liili 1 y thr /(ini.iM iiji'ii 
 thL'.Stri'i(;hi'. ol>i /tii/.u. Iiifuriiurtiiiies 11 iva- the Mi'- 
 iropoliuii I all A/'«'i"ii.', iiiinniipmi ih v ilucil by 
 
 the Ht"'"""> *"•" I'li'hiiMliXil and wi li | iiij-lcJ in llitin I'li'm il'puii.iil ilic l-fcniliv ami I in | 
 tiiiif. .\fti:r that, the '1' f/.jiiiallri''ilit, aii.l kept It, till | i>'" '' '' I """ '^ 'h''"'l' '^''•'•l 'hi 
 
 ilic Afi'^H'CMBj iiivailiiij; /*'i.',ii/ n.i i, liir|'ru'il it, at 
 the lame' li""-' 'h.it tlic M I'l ujimiiic.'iI .Nm/k. After 
 tliar, iti'.'iiR'iolirthi- t'arr<iiili'U Ciiyot'all Afnuriiuii!^, 
 bmh tilt Civilitv aiul miiiiliii ot' liili.ilii!,iiits. It wii 
 aJcrii'l witiri I'ini'li'saiivl Coll.'^.n, and ri'liMti-d to by 
 Mi'i'ot l.'jrn'ni;, SiiMli'iiti an I Tr.uli's-itiiii. Ihiir 
 Wi''h.i" >l^'i I'li'iiially the HMiurs, vMiirlK-yoiii! .ill n- 
 iliiu. I hi' ailr.ii't'M I'ii'Ulii arc lilt larrui, ulii h 
 inaki'". till' Corn ilf.ir luit ilny aii'Wi'H It. iM uiili | ret 
 ty Vi.'lii('-i, cli'i'i i illv in tint pait wliiihltom the al-i n- 
 Jani"i' of Vines •'• C''I''>1 '*'" ' i'lni'^li. lioiii hen. e 
 ^0'J luu'.l nolilc I'lulpeck nt tlic ipiiiiiJhCnM\ 
 
 l>nihctoi>nr thii Mminiaiti, rlicri'^n Ciiweihiif |vi|":- 
 iiillly tliuiw- lip I ire, .in.l v. mil i.i'i Wi^o.! t.i Alli. » 
 
 Illl- lull, iliiiaiiit. nfMoiiii' li-hi Mti»i,.l.i inaiiii.iiii^ 
 nany DiJli r.cif the tv, i«-/o/ Liw. .lu.l f.viT.ii iiili .. 
 iiiinr StuJiiii«, fill »li:eh U 'aloii m, i Tait'ijic luit u• 
 ^y Imill 111 lonrar llm with ilii'i N.ivhU'UiN. riieic 
 DoOori .Iriiik all the Wire ili n.lelvi'i 1, d piihi ulc 
 llie People that 'tn i<nlaivl il Mrilli n to Jru ^ ,1. 
 
 Afiioii'i tlie T iwiiMii thiNl'r. .1 iii e, we ii'iilt Mke !'"• 1 
 '.ri ij| ,'/l/j.,-, till' Inhaliiiaiiu 1 ; ivhich lnii'n I'ma.- 
 ncdbythi \;-i«,/i. 'Irii, •,(, , and liii Imp ilie K,iii» . t /• . 
 liK Sill, riloiir< (lit weak, ilelertid the Tovvii and II .1 
 wiih th'ir I'll, ll>^ 1(1 ilie Mom la, 111 11 lln'l i-, iipuii 
 which the !•( II .n (k'hiiiI, in rcKiiiiiunr of ih'ir ti/W- 
 iriliie, and 111 Older to li avi 11 ,i(iiii;i |(,r tlf ^frn .1 ,1,, 
 
 in. H' \ie\i I lliK 
 low 11, M.ille a» .t 
 
 wav, A. I), 14S7, an, I luiilt a lirMip Cil\.e ii|'iii it, 
 liil euhi. Ii tiiiicihey hue lepaird die W'al.s .iiid cnn- 
 iiui' inpolfillioii of jtto ihii l)a\ . 
 
 'JheDef.irtsof f.icf are Imiiidcil |,y the Mcjiiri 
 raman Va on the North, the |)r'«r's (,f c,::ux on the 
 Somh, ih" Mouniani'i 1 ii.tiitiun'd Inn iv w on he U'clk, 
 .nil I lie K Her of .»/«/: m On tliotaft Iwipj; «'■ i\li esloiiij 
 and « I r""''- Till r.-'i 110 Vatf-r ill thele Dif.irn, hit 
 that ol ilie Knei MiiiiiA iij'dto niiu m S' ninier, i;p .n 
 whiih iiianv ,1'tit'i.iiii .n well ai » lid.e 1' ■: le lal 'd 
 tiinliti, have great lloie .f fln,f,,, (. amcis ami 
 oilier C atile, .111, 1 w.igc perpetual War wiili the Ai.ttiiniii 
 
 rv 11.1 
 
 '•t tadtil. 
 
 . . 'Ill'' "lay 
 
 i.in dili'ctii ino\ ingAiiimalj there, the ilUtaiiec U'lnj; Liiit 1 'hi' I'.irder npin 'ein. 
 
 ijMi'ei. I Ilic I ilU'tiiviiue in this Kiil[>doni is th.ir of ■'/'•.•.•. '''»'"'e ' 
 
 .,^1,, Butinlatf timesihisiiolilc City was razil ly ;/,•/,/»'. The i ownof /). /Wk llaiul iifi iiiihisri'ovniee, wa« I'"'" Vw,. 
 
 ,,. ...n<ii«iH'", I'nt Kinii and Patriarch, who liki'wile fiiiillid '^ '"■'I H^ oneM." l(i«r^ wlioadorn',! 11 wrh miny hue " "' 
 
 ' "'•■ the (riM',\illiili.ibitaiirs J andnotlonpafter it wiifi k'd Biiih'iiii's, and refonndtlii' Cio ernment of the lown, 
 
 '•-* [y till KniR of '■'■"'.111.-, whoiarryd the Nobles and ; I'-h't; dilliniJiiidi'd bv his Cmjiry to ,Striiiipcr<i. I h's 
 
 ili.i'f Citi/ensincaptiMiytof;,(«/t,/i; and atlalt, in tliel J^'"'"" h-U'iii' a IXlipn to wrelt i',-- our of the 
 
 liiYeirof the Hex <,<r, 'twas taken by the Vin j. >/| H.wdv of 'li' King ot /• ;, aiui to po ildp i,'d in a 
 
 /;■;»,.', an 1 .ill iheCiti/rns ah.imloii'd It. The . ow- Coiliifiy Hal 11 u. the Marke' jl,i.c ot that down, in 
 
 aiJiy aiidniwi'lne KiiiRof /r,-, wlv> neglei'.fed to fue- hi'P'thai the 'rmviis-nien would iii.ike an IntiiuiOtiMii, 
 
 t-ni,,; .fcoitrit. wJ-bv '.lie j'Hl |ii Ijimein ef Gol, broiipht ro 'he Kiii;'"f /',■ lametu know id' the I'nt, .md marih- 
 
 M '■«' c nJipii I'-iidllroeiii, li, and 111', lix .Sons being iiiiirihcr'd ini{ ■ipaiiiH /J.'/'./.i with a valt Arn'.y ene.nipdat ilio 
 
 iVii aim . yhr ownScietary, wliiife Wit'e ho had en- loot ol the Moiiniiin. In the mean time <ooo ol iIk; 
 
 uiJii'J 
 
 ilcivenr'd to tk'i ai;. li ; and thelViftard Son, who was 
 fpar'd and (.11. ciled hiiii, was 111 like manner llainby his 
 own IVuplc, anil was thel.tltif the Mr.>':n Line. 
 
 ,\l( tun VI .)./■(■.', ill this hin;idnin, is fanioas for the 
 birth It //i.i..,, who d ilinpiiii'd hinifeir by hisvabam 
 (•.'ipViij a(;3inlt 'he, </'.//.'■. 11, and .u l.iit was kill d in 
 C » .'.(.), -/. />. I no. at a 1' r If, in whuli ij^oco 
 
 I'oorol theMoiini iin. In the mean time <o'oo ol 
 liihabii.inisof the Mount.iiii l.iy u .hi.'m 111 iino'ip the 
 Rivkb, and after the h , ,' r/i .Souldicrs lia.l gone up the 
 iliffimlt Hallaiiesof the M( uilta.ii a prett) way, r> that 
 they could mil > oiivrnicntlv p,'i bark aiain, ladicd o' r 
 and kiird ?reo of c.n. Uattlie Kiiiaof i' ' ii'i movVt, 
 idianr'd with so3 Crofs bows and 300 l'ir»-|,iik« tu 
 make a new •\rr:i, k I'ponu'liih \,a ;.)«,-.• fiiidinn iii n- 
 
 oa-Kmi "./j ■; fell, atidnT'ecfcapd I'Ui theKiii)!. and a few No- felt n, t .ible toltand out any joinder, ilir);ir,s'il Imofelf 
 
 in thefla^iriit an Ainbalfadoiir, and went and ehverJ 
 a Letter witli Ins own bland to the King. IVinp .^k J 
 by the KiiiE aliit lie thoiipht of M.1I .')/<■! the Cover- 
 nour ot /)(■.,', ; he .iiilwenl, that he thonpht le was 
 inad in otfennp, to wuhliand his Majiltv. Then the 
 Knip rlueatiiediO tear him inpie, cs as f.,1111 as ho was 
 M.iUeiol the Town I upon v.hiinhe feipn'd Anibalfa- 
 doiii a^kd if his Majelty wo II 11 t receive bni into 
 fi'oer upon a f,ibmilii\e Aekmm !cd(-,ir,eni id' his I'f- 
 leiico. flis Maielty proml^'ll itpnn that Gin.lition, not 
 onlyiofiiij;ne him, I'lit to Rue lis two Daupliier> in 
 man 'ape to Ins Sons, and f 1 Irs further Se.iirttv, baek'd 
 his I'roiiiift >viih i fnloiiiii Ol aih, in the pref^nce of four 
 of his I'riiKipal Nob I ty. I'pon thi<, Milifi 1 ftH 
 
 lien,' 11. (Mier diat Uatrlc, the S/i.ihm/./j were ever fuc 
 itlsfi'l ai;ainit the Mo tt. 
 We conic next to 'he Province of Erif^ the aiKient 
 ''■"'' Town of fti'..', cali'd b. the Sp-.'ii.uji, y,;'lci ileGnin^i.i, 
 iVuiij,. "^1"''' ''l"'i 'he .Sh re ol the Mediterranean in tliis 
 ■!■< I'rniiiiie, .iiid I'ontaii.s 600 baiiulies. It has nnlnnk 
 in- Water, lot one Well in the Suburbs, julk by tlu'iie 
 piilehte of one that was once vcr> faiiioiis aiiioni; them ; 
 andihi^W'l! thoy dare n-t make ule of in the Nii>lu 
 tiini, bi'eanlc 'tis full of Leeches. However 'us adornd 
 with a ftately Temple, and f<> ovorfti'ck'J with I'nli, 
 that they pi'e 'em away .ijm'k, efpecially to any one that 
 helps o draw iipa Net, for oneM.in is not able todo it 
 The Filliiliey take aie Pdi hards, and tli'fc they fait and 
 f lid to the .'Cloiint.iins to be luKl. A Innp Street in this 
 Town IS iiilubited \<) ,7"'<"> inany ' t whom fell excel- 
 liiuWnes; nay, in a calm Evening the Citizens are 
 Went todivett theniflvi's with linpint;, an4 the driiik- 
 in;4 of U'lno in then I'Je.ifnfe I'lo.ns upon the Sea. 
 ,,,, . B npexpo.d lothetite 01 a I'ort lliit King /■'.'^/.■■,/,Ill- 
 '-,J .jil- ''""f ii,:'>.', built upon an llland wirhiii a Mile of the 
 ',"1)4 Town, thi'y implor'.l tlie a d of iheK.iip of /•'■?, who 
 .Kcordinpl font out an .'Xmiv, uiiltof which iieicr rt- 
 t irn'd. I'll; s/.ii.i'.i il. kep: the llIc for leieral Year*, 
 tri the Year 1 sio, in whii h a s'ii^>;i,i .i provok'd by the 
 (ijvcrii'iiir, who had la'ieii his Wife from hiin, betray'J 
 itiiit.ithe Holds of the M,ii, and all the ,Sp-m'.i,./; 
 Were put tothe SW'jid, cxceptinRtlie Tiaytor, who was 
 Weil rewarded. 
 The I'ri/Mncc of <■;,-!) cf is divide.) into tliice pans ; 
 l^'.r.t 'I'tiii; titit^-oiitaiiis the Tvvns and Cries, the leCuiid the 
 M ji mains, and the ihiril the Deans. 
 
 The iVluuntaii.s .re ,st.i nt •' <; i?".'(i/ and Mount 
 I'lliii-B-i; .ir/,„:j , 'll,,. tliriuer has a Town upon it in- 
 I'"'"' ilili" r.ntiv well reoplcd, a-ul provided uith manv Jii.lpes 
 and I aA'yers, and ail loitsof rradis-nien, piriuiilarlv 
 I. lien \\'ea\ers. I'iieadiaicnt 1 11 Ids aie \'. nderfill^ 
 lertile in(;ra| .'S, t^ninces and C. irons, which are all 
 1 Id at / . ;;. 'i las '1 own has a p jod M ni-ier iieqiieiit- 
 ed by tiij Inlu'uitauts uf :hc Neiphbouniip Mountains. 
 
 down at the Kmp's I'eer, and dilci.vering li infelf, 
 hmnblv ben'd Pardon foi his Otfeii e, and the King 
 made pood his Lromife. 'Ihis happeii'd ^i.iio Oi,im. 
 
 ht;:(.t is another City within tins Pro. incc, whi, li 
 fiinds uponihe Road from r.'.i.f/ to t'.ip''-', at tlie di-'*"'' 
 Itance of ^oMdes froni /-V?, 1 Jc from the Ocean, and 
 leven Irani the .Hc.y/f(tf)./.'(r.;i/. In foinii.'r limCs it con- 
 tain'd <jGoo bamihes. Its Pal ices, Temples, .md Col- 
 lepesare infoireii.eafiirc prrrty, bit the other Buddiiiiis 
 arou'ryordinuy. A liit.ill River runs thro' the ch.ief 
 Temple, that lpiiii,t;s our ot'ihe .(.•/.■ ; and fomcLi 1 e< 
 wheniheCitireM'. ijuarrel wiili ihor Ni I'libours, ihcie 
 inconmiode 'em ve.'vmuch, by eiittiiij} u,\' ihis Rivtr, 
 andtuvninnit into another Chanc'l, tor then rliey liavj 
 iiothini'. bi t llinhinp Water, and .irc tore d tO Ui ike up i 
 I'e.iee. b'or Riches, Civility and Populoiifm Is, thisC'i- 
 tv IS I'ockoii'd the third City of the Kintniim. The 
 Chief Temple is preatertluii tliPtarr"'? ; leiiJcs wliich 
 it has three Collei'is, feveral Rath*, and a I'feat many 
 Hofpitals. laehT'rtide inihi.i pla ,' h is a peri:!i,.r placi; 
 ailor'ed toir, as well as 10 It;. The Inhal-irarts go 
 i'C'.ond thofe of K'^, in V'.iloiir and (•er.ei.'hty ; and 
 there ,110 apre-at iiKiny loariie,! and r ch .Men an ong 
 em. The adjacent bielos aic cMfeairi toriilc. The 
 I'laiiiS wiihoutlllC City Wal.'i are vjry luic.e, and eii- 
 
 I vh'd 
 
 14 
 
 Jit- 
 
 "I 
 
 if, 
 
 iU. 
 
3H 
 
 A Wcnpt'inn of Africa. 
 
 lib"!. 
 
 
 Htm : h" 
 
 1 . lik A. 
 
 .Igl r. It > 
 
 "" ' II 
 in^.l 
 
 
 
 r'u'li'tl wiibiiwy pli ilitnf Pn>"k«, ihnt fcr»i' tn \v«iir 
 tlitirliinliii*, tvlii.l'.Tt Miuk tl witii sill t'lrrti'l V-mv. 
 Till II Villi* |"ii«liM' ^n. 11 |'lcii»\ 111 twciKir.i]''.*. •• 
 vliii'li iIk' •>' I t!i«ic Ik'iih' <f' • l'4miliiH ul mi •" 
 til 1 C fy iniiki- .n jiikuI V\ iicih^hv hi ly.i. .«. 
 , n In ill « 1 1.1 I', l,i>« 'ir Aiiilvr, I Tiw a viiy mil ii'i.i 
 Man, I'.it tli'N iTuT il ^it .1 (iikl, inruiiiitili, tliii tin 
 I'.dpli' 111' I , i .imc ^ Milfctl III lif hum iiMii ihii 
 ii'iKik'mliir.iii, who li,i.l thr Art i>l tlcliulinii, llu- fm 
 I'll', wi<|'t >iIm, milly full in hniiM, luDuti.lj, .in.l u- 
 ■ liii CiiiiiiiwiJi!ii'«i|i;i' ihrv h.ul i(i>iii liini. 
 
 .^i'/mi li .iiiohcr r.wii 111 tliu I iiiiiiir\, vvlmli hi' i 
 TiiiU'li will I KiviT riiiviiiin thui" u, will .in ouilliii' 
 I'niint.uti ,it ilu' lloif. 'I hell' t A hi'Ull |iMt I') it, 
 wlu'c ilu- 1 iiim .irc very t.iiiu'. 
 
 Puii\ ,1 Town 111 ilii« Ciiiiiitrv i.ii.M liipit I i/ii'ii, 
 iiriiro \*!mh the V . .•whuU'lcnipIr, ih.iriiiilu'tiiiic 
 "<t iliiir l.'ril.iiiy, thc> iciiricil id hi wli'k .Stin.iU in 
 till' Niihr tiiM i .111.1 .liter ihc I'litimiiaiur nt .Sjiii- 
 hic. II. il III pill oiii ilic I i)(hi<, 4II.I ill' I'll tlu-iiiU'hi* 
 null |iioiiiiu noun Hit lir III"., llic Chliilu'ii I'l.ii were 
 I i.(ntl n iiili ' iiliilrcr.iiiH w.iy, wne br..ij(lii up lii 
 llic I'm ll 111 lie Tiiiiplc. uii'l let .ip.in liir Ij. reil Ser- 
 ine; I'll ilieWiinrii ili.it ,•^^;K',Up.lltlnIlll^ l.ml Ailti 
 r?i, Wire I iiiliil'iieil to lye Willi Jiiy M.iii Im J Yejr 
 .ifer. 
 
 Nut fir from .iii'iher Ti.Wilc.iHM Sumen (iiunnl-e, 
 tlkrv's .1 Roail, \iliiih whiH'ier pAlle* wiihiiiit iUiKin)( 
 •11.1 li ipin|(. Kills mill ,Aii Ague. 
 
 TlKM'iiint.iin iiibii) ill the OuMTivrnt of l')uiAii, 
 ii I iliM H.iiii yrlj.hten, ami i.i mhal'itej l.y .i iinhiiiii.m, 
 ImIc, lujiniily crew. Tlien Hc)'.:le^aml.^hl)<•\.^^elll.ull: 
 l|^' Va ruilics. P.iriik iitheiiiily thuw that i{ri)w< 11(1- 
 iin tin Miiiit.iin, of whi li tiny ni:iKc hrtad .iml mhir 
 X'lfliuS i Init at the FdOt ot it ljr.ipe», Dati s,.liiil Fea. h- 
 f- yr.iiv plentifully in (j.iiiiiii'. They dry tlieir Heaihe» 
 iiiiheSiiii, eiittiiip cm into iiuitcr*. iiiiJ ihrinviM(< a- 
 ii.iytlu' Srcnrs ; .iiiiltluf .ire.ieeniintc.l .iihoue Rjrity 
 .iliet .1 Ye.U'i kei'pmi;. 1 luv h.ive lome Iron in Mines, 
 lit' viliuhtiiey m.ike liliiiii pDimnl r.iggiis .iiul Hork- 
 Slioois, wliiili liiimnimesferve-. em torMoniy, fm iIui'n 
 a fiMrie C?iiMiiiuKiiry iipni th( Mmintain. I her \^'<»- 
 meii ate pioiuluf In n Hnif;* on their I'liifers ami han, 
 .^iiil.ire L.inil.iloiilIy rl^•g'^ii I'orihcy (lay niciily in the 
 Wi'Oili, viherethcy keepGoatsanil gather Fuel. 
 
 Another Mouiit.iin in this I'n vuice, call'J V'/i'/i; ■, i.s 
 it.h.iliitcd liy :» People ,vho ileliciul to the Valleys cver> 
 .Spiinj;, e.irryini' their Hoi lis uf Scii-riilhn alnng with 
 em, .mil eontiniie there till alKjUt the enii of ■ », at 
 whiih tunc the Amiintii coming from the UelartH 
 in (iiielk if Koiintaiiis ami iiioiit places tor their Cattle, 
 liilloJRe 'cm. But in the Winter tliele .../i/ .-i i re'.oit to 
 VVcixIs, anil warm pUiesto lliclier ihcirC^amels, which 
 c.inni't I'lar lolJ. 'Th s Moumain is well Hock il with 
 lions, leopards, iiiij Apes. It gives rile to Suin the 
 ftre.i'eft Rner ill .ill ■i/.iMii(,f>..rt, and han a ilrcaiii of 
 Water th.1t iiins fo rapidly, a.s to carry a .Stoue of too 
 weii<lit aloiij} with It. 
 
 i lie River Si./n feparatcs Mount Jrfc'ijo from Mount 
 lieiii ><•/!;'•. the Inh.iliit ants of which arc a riih .ind ni il 
 People. Thei h.ive a way of pullyinpl'eoplc ovrrfrom 
 one M'viiitainto the other, in a ereat H.iiupcr thar wi.l 
 liolJtenMen, tlut Uiiip fallen'd to a Rope wliu h runs 
 tVoin a Ikrong Poll on one lidc, to another on the oppo- 
 
 fifrlulr \ IiMiihisairv Pritlfte l« imalw«v< vcfy r»fe, 
 I lin ,\|iiiin'iiiii alf.irili pkiity iil l)|t, ijreai (lnifiif ( ,,i 
 l!i, ai leery line W..,.|, 1,1 win, |i iln Wi.nun ira,f' 
 I iii'li .Is line rti bilk, and |<II ir at /.^ |„r ,, „,,,„ 
 
 .Miiiilll ri„»y.:};, lvi,,(», „f J |.,i.,, ,„,,„y i„^.,,.j^, Ij^^^ 
 les, .111 I 4l>i'li.iiiilsls i!i> I'll, imii Willi, fi lie I'll 1 '' 
 haul-cell letdown l.y « R. pe with |.,r,lif., ,„ ,|, ' '•' 
 Mini! , vil,.p|.,.,ri, ilutlilow 'u, dm.lnl intn a un-.. 
 many R.wns and ihitar I ill i.'k) ,oiiu- to i laii.,. .,„' 
 h lally li.iviioui nl a Ro. k. in I rm.iiop ii,d wii'l, 
 W.i'| ihat has lour D.n.is lcadini< to loine narrow rUe.'j 
 uhi le aie SpruiBi uf M atn Smiie ut ihcle (loM A i' 
 venturers hue loll till 1 ' ... n- 
 
 lU I 11111, 
 
 Dil 
 
 lioveiy; (u 
 
 if their lijilits happen to U-pni out l>y m. Iiiildn,'i,|,^i 
 ol \\ 111.1, they laii l'» iii.iiuaniliiidilie pi.i, , whaetlie 
 
 Uin-. 
 
 Ri pe liaiip. aii.l fodie h> fiininc. ' I ii'(a,,t ,].j^| 
 MeiilciiR lei down, i.ime i,, the (our Uioulf,,. ,. 
 iiieiifiiiiul, nh.reihev parted, oiiegoiiiKonr ivav ,1,1 
 the othrr two .inoilitr. Alter the two that kertinoli'iJ) 
 lud pone on OIK' t.iuitliot a Mile, one of rlieir Lmh 
 uaspiiroui liyfwariti i.fll.ii. ; ni |,„«i|, tliey i u^j ,' 
 the Sprues, wlwic iliey tbiiikl the VVhite. of IV,J 
 Men, anJliieor (IX Camlles, fonieof whnh wcrelrelli 
 .in.ll.iire walled with lonp hum. I hci. ,|„.y ,.i,urir 
 III lame w.iy ili.y eame, and wireliaric ^on^■halfw4» 
 whinaii:,'deiil.l.dtpm one tlim other I iglir iirr.i 
 ulu. !i they w,r. UuniMing aiiinnp the Ron,; \A 
 aliir many t 'ml ("s .Atti'mpts, loit all Hnpe^ „(' ,„„u 
 m their i.ay. In the mean tniir their Conipa„j. 
 ■ ii.tliaf rnn, il it the Month,, f iln- C aieix,H,:tinmheir 
 lit rii, let ,!„w II |. nic ot 1 1 , ,r own Mini tr to (, e v h „ 
 waskioiiirol eiii; iiul rheie Mm I nuw I ,phi. ni 
 iheir H.ind«, aiidmakii.paj..,atNo,ie f,unu'.m« ut 
 lall.aiid l.Min<ht em up. Hut rhcthi'ilii.at went In hini- 
 leil was no- ((.inula- ih.it iinie: he wander ,1 i.„ .nj 
 jti wn m a torlon, G,i,.l„„n. .,nd at lalf l„ ..fun; .1 no.lc 
 ikethe l-arl .1,! „, IV^,,. ,„, ,, , ,„„ ',,„ ^„j • ,. 
 ltrar^;en.'W.|.,.rn Beads, w tl, a D.un n r unlike a Ih, 
 N\olt. whu itawn.l prnrly upon h U' wirh her I ,iil 
 Soon alter Ihat he h pan to pers.-ive a glininurmK of 
 
 lipl.r, „dfol,„i,i,ih.,wayoi„. R„rnow-ad.,ysthr,u. 
 in., s P.c IS h.l ,1 with Water fothc u-ry Mouth. 
 
 Ni'.ir thsMouiiMin is Mount r,,,,,, /,,,./ i,;^ /,,.„ c.i,, 
 Mouniainnt R.i,,ns) wliuh h full , f Woods 3i„| I, "'*"' 
 ons, anahasnoliihabitanis, [vrhaps In reafon of ;'"""'' 
 e.tieam loKluels. He.eis a very 1. ^h R„ k, th. i.,,, „,• 
 wliiiliislrei|iientidbyinliiiite nun Sirs o\- Ciow, nid 
 Kaveas, wlKme 'iis ih.uiplit, the Moii„t.,in .l.rii'J 
 its Name. .Vimetimestheterrilileiionlurly \Vi„d|M,ni! 
 Inch abundanie ot .Snow upon this Wonntain tint 
 thnlewhotraul fii.m .N;,»,;..-,, arc lolt u, it. Vmxi 
 Summer ihe Neu.hlviurinK A,„i,>,,,^ ^..ll'il Hem-]n„ 
 ulirtcii to this Mountain lor the Ikii. nr of u, ,nof 
 Wateran.lple.ilaiitSh.idcs, iiutwiihltandinp iti beina c 
 ver run w tli 1 ions and Leopards. ' 
 
 'llie lall M, :iint.„n 1 (hall mrminn. i, Mount :/,-,, 
 iiihal'iied liyapanelof I hitves and RoM ers wh.' an' " ' 
 .(intiniialy molcll.np the Lri,,,,,,. and are fo fpinr,,) 
 a- toihiow then (anielso er the Rnks. 
 
 In this pl.ice the Serpents arc f.i inoftenlivc, that thevT- 
 ,omctope«plisHoulcs at diniKr-time, and eather ihcp<' 
 (.riniais iiniier the Table, without offering an'y violcnci- 
 utileh they beiniurd. 
 
 Addition.? to C h a p. III. 
 Out of MarmoJ. 
 
 I' 
 
 % 
 
 1"^ HH Kingdom of Fe-^ is the fcconj or caftcrn 
 pan of SUiiiitnnii^ T i.^it.nu, bcinp fevcr'd 
 ^ from Moifc.-d or the Wcftcrn part, by the Ri- 
 \\x OmtiiirAl'i. It eontains fcvm I'roviiiccs, 
 ;hc 1110ft ivelleriiof which is J'oj.rycn, a I'luvime, that 
 after many Kcvolmions, came to be poflefs'd by the Peo- 
 ple of ^riff? and //.iii-'vi, whoirccommonlycaird C/14- 
 liini, and not only live in Tents like the AmiUm, but 
 fppak broken Atr.fuk,, tho" at the fame time they aie an 
 Wp<'.'4" Nation. In lormcr times this People weie fo 
 powerful, thai they could bring into the Field 50.100 
 J ^eooc Foot ; but their continual Wars with the Kings 
 of K'^, audwf Aitioicc, and with the i'ortugu^t, added 
 
 to a three \ cars Pia^iic ain! Faitiine, have rediic'd cm ro 
 that extremity, that .it this day they arc Valfals tothe 
 y^ttf, and laiinot rail'e aboic 8(00 Horfe and jorou 
 boot: riieirCaialryisi-ood, but their Itifantrv docs Imt 
 ittle. However they are lo pioud, that ;he\ lit imcali- 
 ly under the ^ oak, .and t.ikc a'l (V. alions to reio/r, 
 skiDpinp fioin one Kinpdonito anoilicr with thur Tents 
 and Hocks. Their Women are white, and proud of 
 tiieir Beauty and pay Apparei. partituiarly of lewel-aiid 
 1 rtnkcts ot Gold and .Silver hanging .d out their Nc.k 
 Kars,and Arms. 1 he Country is i cry well quahrtcd Kith 
 tor Corn and Palture, but the Iiiliabiiants nianuie oiiK 
 what licsjult by their Inhabitations. 
 
 Is 
 
 "i-i 
 
Lib. III. 
 
 •«»« vrfy f»fr. 
 
 iJiH.'if ot'(,lt, 
 
 f< li)r * |tlt4( 
 iV.ltkU- lit Moil. 
 
 I' r. 'lie Picpi"* • '■' 
 'r.lifi III ill. I,'"'' 
 Ici! iiiio t jjrcit 
 
 »0 I UfRlAtli. 
 
 niMl'iil Willi 4 
 I narrow place, 
 "hell' h..M A>|.' 
 
 I'lll.lVCiy; f,j, 
 
 III* lii'Mi'ii l>lii|t 
 I-l.l.. Whruihc 
 I laul 'I'4u/irri' 
 
 li.it kiT"<ii(iihor 
 
 "I 'luir |.|;.hl, 
 ill tluy i.mu to 
 hitci vl IX.iJ 
 vhi>li wtTi'lVflli 
 I' ili<)f ittiinr,! 
 r i;<iii(li,ilfw4)r, 
 ir I iglif, tirmi 
 he RopM, ind 
 H"pc» (if hiul. 
 ihiir t'(mi|ii(iii. 
 
 ii.\|\(;tingthcir 
 '•I trio III- vh.ir 
 >> nw I iRhu III 
 t'( mill 'nil tit 
 '.It wciiili; him- 
 anjci il lip jnj 
 f lu.irini! .1 nnilc 
 111 and I'lki t'uiT 
 t iinliki- a lh« 
 w:ih her I .111. 
 I gliiiiinirmn of 
 iiw .iil.iyschnla- 
 Muiiih. 
 
 Woo<l« anil l.i-j„,,~ 
 
 V re.ifin of it< 
 
 R"ik, ilie t(>pof 
 
 I rif Ciinf, and 
 
 iCMiit.iiri (lirii'J 
 
 ly Wuuljinng 
 
 'oiMitain, that 
 
 II ir. Kiiry 
 
 .iIlM hetii-rU'n, 
 
 lit 0< Hi cool 
 
 iitp iti belli)} 0- 
 
 Chip. Ill 
 
 ^ Dcjifiptim of ;\frica 
 
 331 
 
 i'.'* In ihe Tifllj there frtniv* an lli-rli • .ilM /«•• "«'. il'" 
 ■'■''' fi'iciK ili'rkiiiii' Cml'in iX'ir i;, l».r. ., h.r kilN 
 nn.il'ni It III ..I'l'."! ii .1 '.■•K'.t. ■! I .11, f.r ivliuli icil " 
 ih«> h-y the. I GitlU' trimi it in llini V .Hon. 1 \\ ■ l'r.>' 
 *|ii.i 'v.i«i.n. !■ U'.UHilitil Willi II mr"i"s T<i\< IV. .ir\l 
 Ckldint ''"' '""* til. uri'iii.iin«nii«liint' I'll' il'c XV.ir^ni 
 luiiie Tovviis uilli'i.it iii> llotli'vt, ««<itliiiiuliuli (lirlii 
 liiIiiMii'i ill' .imp 111 Wiiitit. 
 .,,„ 'riicl'ri>iiii..iif r.:, I. ilie iwnt In nr.Irr, piiil.Miii 
 I. mi'.irW.iiri.lMcilM-l.l'y I'l letlini'timll \\ ell i.il.ill 
 IVii',1 llitf Miiiiniain'.tii.l V.illeyi Utwun I ; .iii.l A(. • 
 .\:,:,tK, »rc iiihal'iictlliv ll-ffhii, ati.l liy ll.:-n, wlii.li 
 i» Sinixtiire ( f 4i i,,uii 4ivl ./..mi". niH! nm m iiim 
 t,.,nilieoih 1 piulljiit I <:.'..'i,., whi>p>(rr. .illiliil i.M- 
 letiviiii Kt .'"'I il'eSt I, wh'ie ihcy wimlir iiji .111.1 
 i'.ittn, .mil liml(\ Jlciii I'.iUme r.rllicii Mnik<. Ilie 
 t'liiiiry tlut liiH l.'wiui ilu'CitN 'if l.tuml ilu'f..'if 
 ,l(.';., IS rtil r.i well J ....pin!, leinn iiih«l<itr.l "lilv ly 
 piior .l/f/'i,U'li.>p,iy (.1,111 A. kii. ■«!.•. I((inrm ti rlic Kinj; 
 unlilie C'it;/vin ol /■-■;, fut >Uut I .iiidi tlicy pyl- 
 
 f.i>. , ,. « , 
 
 I ■; < now I lie Maii-ipilitan i.f rln. Pi<ninri , I'm 
 •iitlic liilii'iif the <; •'• , IrAiiir Vi t vvJ'.cii'itiilc llnlh.it 
 llriiiniir. 'Hie Utter v is I'liilt titli. r 1 y iln' nmnn, ..i 
 ly (;■»'. the (■'!"' ;'•..■'", ami i, eiiiulul with .1 inler.i- 
 IW Hut', tiiir, ilie Miiiuh of ivlilcli it f.inuA'li.U ilm- 
 [i.roiv It h.ulieni f.iiiiirii) till (iillcyn ur KineMih.it 
 iiil'tit ilie l;m .penii I d.ili, ein lince .1 f..^ii./.i She 
 ti'ir'.l tliirhei. In loiii;ei iinus 'twa. Mry ri. h ,\tul 
 
 IS Mount vr, ,. 
 
 M ers, who are 
 .ire I'o Ipiufiil 
 
 ilive, tlut ihoyT... 
 .mil gaiher ihip<' 
 riR any violence, 
 
 li. 
 
 reiUk'd Vni ro 
 
 Vallals 10 the 
 nrfe and 50101) 
 fantry docs Imt 
 
 ie\ lit iincali- 
 i.jns to rcvoir, 
 ill thiirTcmi 
 anil proud of 
 I iif [ewel. and 
 out their Nc.k, 
 
 qiialiticd Ivith 
 ts manure oiiiy 
 
 I' 
 
 lt-,..:r: 
 
 I po- 
 
 11 II •• ll.l...^ . . ■. » • • • — .,. ^ .......... J -. 
 
 piiloiii, andcoinin '.lOil lewul K,ii,if:et up. n the l.inefc- 
 .•■/, whicliptMokd ,/'//' «/i"tlie Wife, Kinp, r f C'fjli!., 
 loiiktit/*. i). ij«i. Ii It f. on after 'iw.i. lei.ikrnly 
 thi tirll King .f I ■;, (if ilie ll'i.fii."i'.'i Ki'iiily. II'.v.- 
 fill' ilierel'ii.l.leii lU'sohitioii', brimuhl it 1.) luw, th.;; ii 
 nouTi e.iverd ii . .in'i.-in fplen.ln"'. .'»t | rcient 'tis 
 ileftiulcd I'y a C.iNeriioiir, with |- .. Horlt aiiJ fmiie 
 {•iril.'ek.''. 
 
 Aliiiit PiiirMilejfVcm tli.- Ocean, we inrr rith tin 
 P.uine.ol tlieaii.rnttityii! ■rlln./;:/^Mow;■■^•/^^•,uhnll 
 I'rj.Wf » pi i.-.:mii 1 W-.'. l.onj; and ^.\ Pen. 1 5 Mm. I at. 
 ItlM«th\'U'ore!lv 11, ,•, NiphUurh :('d, where furious 
 I loimef.'ri, an 1 att.i .\ I'.iilinp.ir:. , ei|iiMllv in the 
 Kight-t.iiii ■. l.'i uluihRialuniherc is .1 Houfe loveid 
 «iih Faith i:, ..n »lic Road, where the j'urllied Traveller 
 mjy he ll.elter'il lioiii their fny. 
 Atthc dillan.i; nf 17 Leagues fifini SeHi, not fir 
 ' fioiiiMouiit //(/rt/, Iiesalari;c City, whiih contaimiip 
 al'ove Sn^olnhaliitaiits, \vlin.hi«n.iw lall'd M:j:ihit^, 
 aiiil which r.'o' w.» pla. ls under the Na.i c of ^H.li, in 
 Icvcn Pec. V Min. I oni;. aii.l i\ D. ;.'. IS Mm 1 ,it. 
 It |iasj;ood Walls and Inrp.L Streets, and itaiid. ma Miy 
 lcruK'Coiir,;i\. 'I'lie liih.ilntants aie proud :in.l fic in, 
 .Hid miirf.il iMieinas to the ii-Cytn They ilerivc their 
 Extndion from Mtc:-. and apply tliciiifelve< tor the 
 nioftpantoTraftick. The Kirs'" oi Frr are wont t. il^e- 
 How this place as a Portion upon th* Cadets of their Fa- 
 mily, iho' fonicuiiici they have had occafion to repent 
 it. 
 Ftr, the Merropolicanof all Afric-, iscall'dthcConrt 
 I 'f ihe Weft, as rr,njl,iiit:'i''rlr is uilitleJ tll.lt ofthe l-aft. 
 Tw.isiairil ;■"■,- from the I<iver it Hands upon, whi h 
 I1.IS fucli rich and verdant l<Jiil;s, that it merited the 
 Nrmu of Hi.rt-1'ex, i. c. I'r- C.l.leii l{i:rr. 
 
 lli.it part of it which w.is fiiillimlr, an I ft.iiuls upon 
 thefcalfkink of the Riiei, is the lame Witli -.vhar /'• - 
 /fwycalld JIii/i/'(/m, and plae'd in e'plii l)e^;. 1 .; Min. 
 L'ni;. and jj Dei;. 40 Mm, lit. Hut that i-in wlii.li 
 Was I'liilt lince upon the W tltcrn, is the chief Body ol 
 tlieCity. It has feven liiti's, an.i is .lividcd ir.ro twelve 
 Wauls, ca^h if whicluscnminan.le.l hyoneol thcprin- 
 cip.il(;j:i«ei;s, who like aC'lunel, tnke-Uifec them pio- 
 videdwiih Arni.s, at the I'eoples Charge. 
 
 Upon tec. ifmii they ., 'an iiiU' ?onit- .Soldiers, among 
 wlliiin ihc AIci.//.'. i'/i.iM.'.i i/j that le.ir'.l trrm Cr,-i:.i.ii 
 ^nd AnJi-.l u'i.t, areiiui.htlie braved, f.jr the rell mind 
 iwthinplir.t rlie.r lafe an i I'leal'ine. 
 I, The fnlt Kiiij'.if (v^ vourhfaf d to the City ihc di- 
 . ftinguidiinp Pdviledge of n^ir being oMiii'.t m lland out 
 agaiiiltantncmy, wlieiithe Kiiii". is nut able to keep the 
 field; lo that thiy are ii.n ty'd up to a vain mid 
 daiigcioiis Fidelity t....i Prince that is not able to defend 
 cm, but mav prevent tl.,' Ruin of their City by an early 
 Surrender. Fortius Ucafon, their Kingsare aUvaysvcry 
 itmiii; in Horle, that ihry ni-.y be able to keep the Field 
 upon all Oivalions. 
 
 This great City has maiiv fine Temples, Colleges, 3 d 
 "".thcrStruiilures. ThcprincipilTemplt-. call'di'rfi:. .;;, 
 Ktheriihell andgrcaielt 111 .T 1 /f/:/.-,-. Within itscom- 
 (I's, ihi-rcs a College, where they teach their Theology, 
 wd the other Arts aiid bcienees. 
 
 Till R.v.lofiif «li'. Cji'Ii?;;!?, i. ,.1111 II. ml'.' ilif H" •♦ |i„i;,,, 
 Iiiti.c.lMai nith<- ''.iiiryi Ins Title t» <'V/f/, .>t..t hIImv.'. 
 
 » ill r .^.^•■ »', rejfiii .: rirDr.lifsfiont Inm as iriNii 4 
 HiOnp, r»ii,!dr|eiiil ii|vii hini f'« llie Sis'inion if t!i. it 
 
 IV..1' t. ml I) I'l iltift Heii> I Kirrti th.; Ktv.iinrt 
 
 III' ill'.' lliiirfh, wli.' It am.11 111 1(1 8 . ". |)iii r, 4 ^■. .It 1 
 I'lit 'iie \ I'/i'ia* iiM lepi'i, liv. Iimlh.ii l|.i..|.|i, in 
 f.ikii (■ i.|. ilii vsh(.|..|<, Ml . « 'ii.d pi.'Vl.lini' I' in \'^ th 
 wIm' i.riieiliiy liii |i mlrlt an.| il'.'Ml.t V)||..cu.>f 
 the 1 1 inple, 
 
 lime Hf fi.ffaliiJufOVlrjv' ill / .. in>.\' . Iirh.'y ;,l,^ 
 t. 1. Ii (ii,ini lift , K.I I'll k, 'ill- I') llie./l. /y, 
 I'hil.ifophv, Orhoi'ripliy. MaMfiiia* s. ii"il'.il.«v S i- 
 dills' 111 tliiiiier fill,! I ili.-y t n (ilii \ ;•(../ », ., l..,e 
 tin- !i l"in rt.ihlhii.l lliffv li'Nci.il Vc.ii'i. 
 
 ili.i inalmu' i- S. l.oo's in tli«." Cii y, wl'e.c ifi v i.*.^!.-, 
 hail' 1.1 n.iil, riiiwitlilliiidinp 'l.'t il.v' ^1. . ..^ (ii,iii.tiiftr 
 andOtillDprnpliv in.- 1 meht 111 t.'i- I 'i.v ri.ni ... 
 
 N(.i 1.1 nil III). h th. ir li'ljiiijls . ilf ir In iilcr t'lr > ■• ti^- 
 ii'piinio 'i' uf. r.f Sii.iiiper*, j" wiy «.''.',.• .'I'l well 
 I Mill ■. I li'-ln'i* if iiiiar.' ncir ilici{r.',tTi 'npl , '.vlu-re 
 fii.' C'linllini M. ri hanf', an.l tl .• ho'ii. I'.' r fi.n i.i leopli- 
 lie lo.lii'd. 111! the i.'lf ale Ho'.il.s of |.« •■-ri'.ii* 
 leiv.lnl', ; iliiir Ki.p.Tsar''.lillb|iiie Kiiff.i'r-. mil en- 
 fmnn Whores, il.is, H.iMeis, \ U ini., ,iii,l .,|| 
 'hiMifircaiitJ of tlu'inyi nav, win. hi, very llranc., 
 'hey are free in tli.ile plates friitn tlii Han.lsil JiilV.e. 
 Th.' Inn. Keepers, whognbv ihcNaiiienf H:l<, pay A 
 roiiiiil Sum <. ery Yeirintle (ioverr.'ilt liir lii<l Icrii.c, 
 andasofttn as tin .\rniy ininhi's under th' ■ .1111111.111. 1 nl' 
 the King ot the Prime, tluy are (blip, '.I in f n I f m. of 
 ilvir Miinibtt, t') atttiidili. dlf tisdf tin' I*. '■!;.■, aiiti 
 dieisilitir i.i.it. 
 
 'llieK|.,orwlii.lipall'e3 ihr.i f ,', h'i ,1 pii.ir wanyj,,., 
 .MiHsupoii it, (,iit (it will h the Kin (ha, hail a Ri;.| fi.r 
 evus Mii.e ( or t«" Bulh.ls ) of C'ln ih't 11 p/O' iij 
 •here. 
 
 Si'inii li liir the W.Uitn p.irif.f V'r ; The Fail. rn'i/*j/i/.;. 
 ihutly .onli.lerable for it,Maiuifa(ftiii't''ir I li.en (^lii'li, 
 .-ind Silk. 
 
 A« for ,Vir (v^, ur the Kiii,i''s Curt ( which may Isr f,,„ y,,, 
 I all'd ■' thir,l pan .if tin . ".re.i't ( if ) 'iwak thiil^rr d 'ho 
 If I .- <:/(> bv Ixing i.ii.i'. Its I'o'.in.l.r i tliu' now it hii 
 lirum'd the Title of .Vf.i' K;. All il"' Inliabitanu 1 .- 
 li.j.sthe King and 111' Coiitt, .lie Perlons 1 1 no guar Fi- 
 gure ; 111 ihote whohaieeul.cr Riclif:. or 0' aliiy, arc- 
 not vtiy foi'd rf Icing known at C. urt. I lie PtUK.: 
 who built rhis place, has fpni'd noihing to i.iidtr it » 
 pla.e of Coiuenient> and Sai'ety, tho aftii ail it ir.ipht 
 ealily betaken, partly beraule it licsexp.is.l to eafy Ai- 
 t.uksni lc\ct.il p'a-c, aiidpaiily bi.auic it waiitiKnir- 
 parts and ri.i'foini; for planting tht Artillery, nrr to 
 nierlioii that it t'oiuaii.v Un h a n'j:nbcr ot iili Ic'.s Months 
 asvvoiild ip..ikl\' ri.luie itto liinine intal.- o( .1 Scgc. 
 At prcleiit tisc.rdhntly p.varilcd by i. '^" Firelu.kH on 
 Foot, and 1 V-'" H'Jif' w'ejl mounted, and pt.n;. led with 
 .Artillery and \niniiuiltion. 
 
 1 he Well en.l of U\i i \ is j.i'i'.l 
 tainini'. aKnit 500 Families, where 
 
 y a .Siibmbs, ton 
 Riiflian; an.l I)c- 
 bui. lies refott, ami el'c.ipeiiiHi' e ; f)r tlu- Ho'ilc? arc- 
 built pill lip .nth.' briiikof 'he River, and .is lion .is .1 
 Magillrateor (.Iff'ifer .ipptais, they .'lofs over anil get in- 
 to a tlirk Wood on totker tide of the Kiier, whcr.- 
 'ns impoiUble to tiii.l 'em. 
 
 Nor fir from thispla.e. there':; an Ajartment .it fo 
 Hmiles, withan Hcfpiial loi lepuMis Piil.ms; lor Ix- 
 per<, and indeedall I'erf.ini that are ill of ineiirable 
 
 Tli;<:il. 'i 
 .'I «i./iii. 
 
 Difc'.il'e-;, aie prohibited til walk the Sn. 
 
 nay, thi.- 
 
 I.cpeis are not fiiffer'.l to contiinit at then ov.n FloufcJ, 
 but for.'d into the Hofpital. 
 
 Above ii'i Families of Whites li\c .r a ftDtll di- 
 Ihineetiom thence upon tho li.le .1 the Ri\c:, where 
 they haie an admiral (incn for blee.hirg Cloth, width 
 is green all the Year roiin.l, and w.ilh'.l b\ .a Cryltal 
 .Stream, li.r the Water of the Kiw r is lo diar, that in 
 Siiniiiu rone may .'ii.int the fmall Flints at the Uittom. 
 
 Atthe dillaneeof a League from /;',, there's a fertile 
 Mountain eall'd :^.i/.i,;;, '.vhich pioduces the bell Grapes*'''"'-*''''' 
 in all Jpii.t. Moft of the Ciiilieiisot )\-~ haie their 
 Efl.itc.snp'On this Mi'init, and the Inhabitants ate very 
 rich , being for the ir.oll part Fliisbaiui nitn and 
 f.'ardeners. 
 
 The chief Town is £..)';;.•..•, which (lands lult unt*eriflr;i4; 
 the Riiines of an ancient Cry, that kerns to have been 
 built by t'.ie H^m,:iis, and pr.ilablv was ['tJum/% Atbnjii^ 
 which he places in nine Ueg. itj Mm. Long, an.l 34, Dcg. 
 IS Min. Lat. 
 
 X,j'Im 11: another Urge and well peopled Mountainin _ 
 the Neighbourhood of K'^. uhcre v.emect with a Town *'•''*''"■ 
 built b) the /^fw.rtwi, <:)\\iXUarti lUvmn, that fiiciina to^,„^ y,. 
 
 be ~.~* 
 
 4 
 
 ■:i 
 
 S; * 
 
 I ii , .: 
 
3^_ 
 
 A T>e/cnptmi of ;\frica. 
 
 Iv l'ioloi>i)\ S.fri^eti'1,1. In this place ( fays nnr Author 
 1 f.»wal ion come inti ilic Tmvn and fnatrh up a htik 
 CiiiM; upon whicli ihc Chi! J'l Siller, that w.i> rot a- 
 hove twil\c Years of ni^c, run aftor him, i'td hi .ir hini 
 III! ho ilrnp'ilthc CfnKl ; bn great is the If.fliu'iKc ol 
 t'lilloni as tot.inicthc tictcutl of Creatures, and render 
 Men Ic.iilil'iof any Hurt from Vm. 
 
 I'p-n thi Rcwl Ivtwcin K-- ind A/.*./miw.--, there svas 
 .1 Tiiall I uwn, ealld hy the Inhahi'iuts fiVm.K-, m.l In 
 p! l-tir (V'l/f !>»(•, w hieh was ftronp both by Ar. ard N.i 
 ture, b'"t was illpeopl'd and lirmoJilli'J by the lalt 
 
 ■It the \yhule Coui'.try, aii.1 known K'niierly bv the 
 n.inic ol IVV-'.'.Vi-M, where the /(f.HKHj aiid (.«/.'hirlt 
 more Cities \\\.\n in .my other ptrt. Rut (Ipv ,i,f 
 NiiiMiiij'.of K--, the better fort of the lnhabi!;nvs ate 
 ren-.ov'J thitlier, in otder to .ivoiil ihc laih of ilic w'l 
 the I'.jti^n ,.f- having ii.irefi'd theinfelvcs of tlie 
 pnl Towns all a!oni; theCoall. 
 
 •\l the dill.iiKO I'f three I.ca^i'es fiom the (i,'e of 
 /■>;»/..■, there Itood a Town eil'i'd by the litiiabitairi"* 
 hiic'^uf, 3ih\hy t'ti^isiiii, Ty.-W,;. 
 
 v.u, 
 rrmci- 
 
 T.-'i^.ir or !■./•/;>/, another Town in tins Provir 
 
 Kin_n, but one ol thcH-veiif :(.;'> Family, a-, beiri; on-j rlae"d by /'.'[>A wv undcrthcnanicoi' J' •/;, 
 
 ef, :.. 
 
 , Tjj It 
 
 FiuJinj; 
 Tcjfi,rf h) 
 
 aNellnf Robb.'r^and pionipa'eSeotindre 
 l.;^.;.', a Proni; and narii.wMountam, totiie Weli (f 
 *•'.•;, is the lall pinre 1 th.ill i.^'ie lutiee of in tins I'l.i- 
 vlnce. That lije of it will. h flics tlie City of f-;, is 
 (ovei'd wi'h Vims, molt of whieh beloii'^ to tiie Citi- 
 ren-- of /■'. ;,. 
 
 Some iTior r-c; ;/,ri,t I o'lie every Winter and diR ni 
 ths . Mountain ui .]itdV of lomc TveaUiie that tliey i- 
 iiiaeine the ^t".-;; to I a\e left belund 'em. Iheyal- 
 
 ''. mtaneDtj;, 
 V.MS blllll by ,hi I^.. 
 
 Loni;. and 5^ IXp. 10 Mm Lat. 
 '«/'.j upon atilins Gio.nd. Aie ';.-^i. fa. s in his Gio- 
 (•rapliy t'>at 'twas toiiiideJ by I'-c Giants, :,rid th.ii m his 
 tunc, they found in Ionic aiKicr,: Tin.b-, kver.il Skul,; 
 that were two Foot evrrv wav. 
 
 Af.orlier Town m tills Proviiiee was B.--u, liir c, 
 Ii.J.'.:r, where the Kings ui' K^ i s\! to f; end the s'uni- ■' * 
 luer, iipor.tlie a.e.niiit ot it^ emd W'a'trs and 
 Woods, and ii-> Ivinp, eonvenicnilv f-r II 
 
 Dudy 
 Bt 
 
 
 led.;e, that tins Tre.^fure is eiuli nted, and caniv.t be' ihisand the two forini iri; Teiwn> were leiel il wnii iiu- 
 bail without Mapiek, and arc p.rcat Adnureis of lueh 1 C.roiinil l)y c.!;;n, the ieiifnatiek Califa, in tlit V'ars 
 B.Hiksas tiesi upon tliat Sub'ecf. .So uuuh tonhc I'er- , wi:h /./■<?. 
 ritory of /'-^ I About three Lt.iuncs from the Ocean, wc meet witli 
 
 //■.;'!' isihe thirdl'ioeuKe of ilie Kin;;dpm oi Fe^.'aii lllaiid 111 the /.///', eall'd by the JV>yh;'; r/.-, j;,, ^f.r 
 Its name lipnifies, Fiylyt)< ih' Sc: ; for 'iii alledg'il, ih^t ',:.'.ier.il'..; U|«-iu whieli the Kinji cf /'«/«.;<:/ built a Fort ' 
 'twas I'lict cou'iM with the Sea, whuhhasfiiKe rctir'd. bi'i. was afterwards obliy'd'to abandon it, when the 
 It extends from the Rner W.v/if^rf:) on the NVelt, to the|i\inpof /.•-, purfuant to the Adviee of 'a Defertu 
 Mcumainsof /■; M>, :^Ti/fl«, and ijn.'j:;, on tlie Fait, i (tncp'd the e,.iirfe of the River, by euttiim down the 
 and from iheOecan on the North, to rlie Rivir oi' B»-| Wood that urew on its Banks, and throw iii-< it in, and 
 ».;.-(■■ on ihe South, licmp m length 17 Lcapues, and in ' tiirii'il the Water into another Channel that' jjih'J i\k 
 breailthto. "Tis ilie neheft Provinc 111 W/ (.<! for ^ old one about half a Mile below the Fort. 
 Corn, Cattle, Wool. Better .ind leather, and provides I •••. :;i'. .'..•, a scry .ancient ftionp aiid\' ell lirnatedCuv 
 the City of htx with thefc Cominoduies. In forniei belor.pinp to this riovincc, ii'pl.iced by /'/i;cw) nnjit '' 
 had feverai rich lowii> and Viliapes which ate t'le ramcof >;i//.;, in lix D. jp Min. Lcnp. and 5<; U.V 
 
 times 
 
 :irw deinolilh'd ; and is inhabited at preknt bv two 
 pnnlaiit Races of the Ar.ihir.ni oi' \1,iii' it.int.iT,iini!/-i,.:^ 
 who art the K'np ( f Fc- his Vaifab, and obht-'d tofur- 
 
 be 
 t'l 
 
 .\1in. I at. 'Tw.as a Itronp Frontier f, 
 while they kept then Footinp in ////.o. 
 The iicxtplac .■ we come at is the a:i.- cat C, 
 
 the 
 
 li ; 
 
 K ^w; 
 
 iii::i lam w.th a certain numberof Troops. Their Ca- ,?''•'■, call'.! by the H^m.uis ;'.v,^ W.,-, which wa's built bv 
 *«li-y IS verybiavc, but if tl'.e Campann Ix- tedious, and the /<wj.i«.', upon the Mouth of the Stieiphis, and at- 
 pUindet fcarce, they commonlv take tiie tirft o^iportumty terwatdsraktn by the f.; tlr, who aiine.x'd it t.i tlie (io- 
 of Auiinp home. vernnient of C.-mr.. It continued in their Haii.L tibtlic 
 
 }■ I .!■.:>•, an ancient Sea-Town in thi» Province, was takinj; ot W/^iVm by the Mrh.-ti'icr.mi. Dnriiip tha' 
 very populous lieforerht Chnlhans were polfcfs'd of A., fpa ■■■ lA time, 'tw.as'a fplcndid pLue, adoni'd with ,m 
 ?/;;.-. at which time rhelnhabi-ants deferred it, tiH'twas l.'nivertity, and reliiited'to by a threat' many Nobiur ''i 
 fn fhi a I'y Mh,'c)i N'^cc , f,.r a Frcntier againii theChvi-'aiid Centleiiien. h., Houfes are"^very line,' .and luvetal 
 ans ol ■(•.i.>j.';/c' and .hyilh. It has a potul .HarKnir for (jovunoinsoi' A/;«..'.m,,;Vi 'J'/);;^ ,>.,•,,. -^ thole it foi tip 
 fmall Ships in wh' hthe ;'("fi;,;''.f,-" (iovernour of yj,- pliceof il,. ir Rehdcncc. The\id|.u:ait Vahevs bcui^ 
 
 :^il!.: burnt 
 
 _ ,„ .iciuu 
 
 .\M took leyeral Moonin Vellels, W. O. .admirably welU-ntei'd, were imbcllilh'd with GatJeib 
 iS-4- Mortot th. Inh.abitants are Colliers and the Vineyauis, and bloufes of pleafure. Tlie Iiili.abuaii;> 
 chief Tiaffick 01 thi place eowlifls in Coal.',, Cut- ibeini; a warlike recpic, iiilttted tiie Coal) of y;./;,;-' 
 toi: and .Shads, taken in the Rnei /./y/r, upon the Mouth | upon which a.voi'f.: theKins; of l''.<f:,i;.i/ lent 'ns .S->n' 
 of u hich the Town rt.inds. ( .(. D. 145-} to bclicpc i't. But the Knip of '•• 
 
 ■f.,^'r,. .■'■'/•■-.'i-w'. another Town in this ProvKAC, lip-' comiiipto relieve it, and prcatmiml-crs of the l'mr:uT 
 v„.o,,iv nit)inp m .-IrhJ: r.'c^^cat Pro: tr;cf, was built by the; Gentry being loliinfeveralEnpapemcntsbeforethe Town 
 *w«hli«. fourth King of the .llm-.l-rM Family. The cccalion;the Prince was for. d to conic to a 1 reaty w-li tic 
 wasthis: Ihe King lolt h.s way in humiip .amonp a' Moonll.Kmp, and promife tor.rrenderC.-K.-.- upr-ntlu- 
 great many Lakes and Mi ralfes, and was toivd to I Condition, that tlie Kinp of F." Ihould rcleafe all 'hi.' 
 Ibnd under a Tree with his Florle in his Hand a preat ' Chrdtian I'liloncrs. At the fame time he couid ^o•/- 
 p.ut of the Nicbi ; .ulalfhe fp)'d .an F-el Fill.er-nian, ^ aid thedelivering himfelf .as .an Holla^e, till tic Kmc 
 who Ihel-er'd Ir.m under his lliead, and conduced linn of P.""',:;':. Iliould ratify the Treaty, hlowever 'tisfaul 
 Marlbes, to the prear danger of his life. Upon ' •'..-..•.-- 
 
 The?."', .'i 
 
 lino ilie Marines, ti 
 
 til's tbi- Kir.p .l^k'd hull wb.at reward he would ha' 
 ■[ he bilher-man reply'd, that the mollapreeablc Reward 
 to him. would be a Hoiife built in thai plate, where he 
 and his Family nugiulH." lojg'd. Accordiaply thcKinp 
 built a riih Pal.acc upon thelpe.t, where he came fome- 
 timcs to divert liinifelt with humiiip, and in.ide the 
 poor M.in Hoiil'e keeper. Ar th< lame time he pave fuch 
 Pr'M'rdpesand Iminunnies to all that would build a- 
 hout ir, that in all'on tune 600 Inhabitants Icttled there, 
 and the Town wiistor'itied. 'TwascaU'd ^Uc.if/:i-Q',i. 
 r.'i, I. c. J'.' G'l-tit (>i' '.r, to dilfiiipuifll it from W'c;- 
 f/: -'^iz"', •• I'- 'I'C I itli.' I'r.Kc-. 1 he Inhabitants are 
 a peod hmr.our'd ff rt '^f People, aid linci the Abdi- 
 rationof .-/r:;.//.! by the/'o'/'ijHf/?, are polfefid both ol 
 Peace an.i Rielics. The River /.///.• runs l.> near the 
 Town, th.at fonietiiiies upon anlnimdatioi., ir fweep-, a- 
 w'-iy the H()ii!e-„ 
 
 ;/4('.j.'. the toiirth Province ol' the Kiiij'ilom of F<-?, 
 I'.'cvrends fioin the Fens tf /'fj^f on the Weft, to the 
 Mountair.;, cf /■•■ /fr on the liail, and ftom the Ocean 
 on the ^f■r^h, tothcRivu (;i;'»/'f on the South, beinp 
 rilcnptli ( ■. .-. from Fait to We It; ?7 I i:ipu.s, .iii.l fn 
 l.readiii ^V Ihc plain (.oontry lies all upon a level 
 i c;i'.,t;ri'. h in Corn a.id Catile, and w irer'd wuii fcvcul 
 ~rca; River': that Iprin;.; tVe.ai ihc M mntains and difeni 
 beg'.ie in the (Xcan. flic /'V/e/iu Hiilorians take pieai 
 notice ofiiiis I'lOMP::, as being the imjft noted Diltnd 
 
 he privately dilfw.aded the Kiiip from ratifyr^p it, chcr- 
 ing rathef to die in captivity than to lee C'b,riiten.lc u 
 bereft ot the Key of the Streiphts. For thus Reafon the 
 Kinpot K'- us'dhinniryrouphly, upon which he Ik- 
 kend and died. Afier that /ifoijus King of /'otn-.f 
 went in I'erfon to beliegc T.rMijiVr ;' ,;. U. \^6i.) aiiJ 
 after feveral unfortui aie Fngagements, was fore d u, it- 
 turn vvuhour conipalhng his end. But in the Year 14:1. 
 theKinp of Fcif bcinp di'tited bv Wars 111 l,;.. i,wa 
 Country, and King ^i/ok/us being Mafter of W.;i/, , 
 the Citizens of Tinnier faw themlelves etpo>'d, .iii.l 
 dreaded th.at King /!lfor/m would take that Opper- 
 tutiity to rcvcnpc upon them the many i. olios anJ.Mifai'- 
 ventiires he had fnflei'd before their City. I'lonth. 
 •\pprehc-nlionthey puvately aWicated 7;(i,;;,V(,and loihc 
 King otj^.-zwiiW became the pcaccabltPoirelloiir of a pLico 
 that had colt him fo much Blood inA Pains, lor fj m.iii> 
 Yeaiii together. From that time the Kini;s ol l'oit:~;r.l 
 .alliim'd the Title of Kings, both of tins -ind the otf.ci 
 lidetd the Sea; and the imnortaia Conijiieli was eel.- 
 orated by Pioecliions, notoiiiyin t'O'iugt', but in jIim- 
 !vij'ri, ''inn.ttt.!, irni('<ilfilr. 
 
 -a.-.i/.v-Siipin, is another Town in tins Piovincc, 
 Handing uprn the narrowelf p,irt of th- Stteiplr.s of 
 '•.Ih.itiftr, and cnricli',1 with s convcnicr.i Harbour. ?.. 
 ::,b Aim.vifor built it f n the convcnieii.v of crullini: fiiwi; 
 •hence over to^p/ti,i^ which is but three l.caein s ii Ir, 
 Being ptovidcd wiUj WooJs alfsUut it thcL liibrai;: , 
 
A Vcfcnption of .ifrjca. 
 
 357 
 
 llsM 10 tit out Rovers tll;it ililcllcd the Cxntt ( t' /i. pe, 
 .iiulwcro very troiilildoinc to tlic Miips ill it p.ili i! the 
 jitu-^'lts- Intlu-Ycu 14',5, ■! ;/■(■//( Killf>(.( /'("/.-.j;-:/ 
 took 11 .iticr nil cibftiii.ui- Sii ly ; .iii.l tli.' tlie Kin;; of 
 fc; l.iiil .Sucp to it i\vi,;u wiui j;.cat viyonr, tomiiiuc-d 
 lhl'AU">-''' i'l' it, till lie tl''i.';;il lit upon llir iniili.'ci.l- 
 ilniiot ilu-Cli.''.ij;i.';iiul tlu' liaN I'lolit ilwt :iltfin!i-. I'lili 
 Coi!.]uclls, to qi.it this an.' .il. Ins ttliL-r Puilciiious in this 
 C'Uii'iv, cxiij':iiiy((.'."«M, 'i'.i> «:e' . ami Mm.:-.,. 
 
 Nc.iv to tins I'Ir.a- a KiVL'r iliuli.irt;p:. It lilt iiKo ti'c 
 Sc.i, wliiili VU'.im calls r,;'j"i, pla.-mintlii' iMoinli of it 
 i[ f.vcn Dii". I onp.jnil ^s 1'ti'. -y Mm la'. 
 
 As lor Cf//.'/, win. h vv.ison.c llv.' iii'ill lonli.icr.ible 
 City, 1101 only iiiiliii I'loMTicc, Imu in ail M.t. it -.i.i i 
 'Viynir.in.t. .Sanic take it to L-c the (liir.c wmIi I '/■<./. )/,,'s 
 
 i-il'.U'y pl-'''''"'' I'V '"'" '" '^■^'''■" ^^'l'' 1*-' ^^'"' ' "":'• •''"'' 
 
 .'S Ui'U.S*' Mi", l-ii. Hirnmaii. lay. llm lis i ho loll 
 a:iM|'iiri" in all .If'ic.:, ami v.ioii iliat <^>)nli,li-iaiioii 
 the ru'helt |-.iiiiiheii ivi'iirioi', liom aili']nartii,', '1 here 
 are levtril Mmituaini in ilii» I'lOvinee, iiih.i'.ile.l liy 
 
 I^r:■ 
 
 Jl.'i c'v' a ot the Tribe t.t" '.iji'f/.r, who live .ilier the 
 I'lme 111 iiiiur with theii Ntii',hl:ii\iis, batciii.', that they 
 ilriiikWine, e. iiirarv m .iv;.r.H, -/s law. li.el'.- are a 
 liar.iY robiilt lort nl' I'eople ; but l\u■^ htavv T.ixes 
 kec em iiiileraby p. "r. I luy are ui..' lal I neiiv.es to 
 the C h.nllians ami were I'.u bt'Krreop.iliat i;ie Kiiitis 
 of i,'i.iM.-..'.i bail in ih,' S:i!>rlh Wars. 
 The next I'roviiue iiiorJeriMharof /■"'•', oxteniUiij; 
 '■« from '^<•^v<:li ( 11 the Veil, alonj; .i Plain, above 50 
 1 eaciies Ion;'., 10 ihe River .V.c on the b.all, an.l Ironi 1 
 
 tiiciikeof Kiiiaof C'Vu-ln,., . He i-ia^le leve-.-.I In 
 Toaiis upon the I'urtin^i^h Fpnuieis, ami Iiavrni; obM.i .1 
 tidiiieiu ViCbrii... ".oil.^.'.a;! the Spoil in tlic ■]'■)'..; 1 
 <ie.-:>:i.t:. Jri lis ?iii,e the I'cple ( vvId are ol a v. .11 
 like and bri\c i'eniper . were cxeiiiptej friiii 'laves; 
 ar.i !ie e, n .o'llinii e! m il,^ I'oHi-lli.jti of thai State, i . 
 ■■ttH v n./Kii.got' /•. :; ; I'lir hts IV.lUrry \va> eontin .'•! 
 by Aiiun \(,M<i:i , where tin \ iive 11. ileiably, aiijthe 
 ^leienory wa» brIti.'vM i;[(rn I'le In jiiitrni of hM : ., itr 
 '■•■'■/•■, wh'i ItillpoHelfis It iinlerthe 'I'lt e uf .\e/,; ,.:i:J 
 obligesthe I'eopleio pa) 'i riliite. 
 
 fi'.'e.-, tlutixth riovmeeol ilie K:r.c>l j;ii i/l' ; ^ ,-. .i:eT 
 thel'o.viiueof /,'■■/;; aiul the River '■".•:.. r on the Weil,-' • 
 ihe Kin ;.!oini.t" / cw/ ", ami the rime K;'.er en lue 
 ralt(llns Rivel fevelS A;.(l('.f :, , i (,'r, '• . . 1 u :iv 
 V'i:.[it inn) the MeJiienaiican on the 'S.-jvh. aiu! :i'.; 
 Mouiraiii^ in ilie Dilail- ot ,\, »),'•. ,1 en ■'.•i: bnui':- 
 '1 isa eliy barren Coi;iiiry, lu.i unlike the Del." t> ot i.- 
 
 ^tlu^bH;leu luwii-., the ii..)!t i.'iv.,i:k .bL ,,[ whiehw.i.' 
 IS a;.-.'./., or M.''//'% takiii(; iis iKiiiie fonn ilic plen.y of 
 Honey an,! Wax. It Hauls upon a Plain at the bottom 
 ol a (jiilph, beini'. .oiimianjeil by a Monntaiii on i a 
 Welt liJ.e, amlwasealfJ l{ l]i.li''i by )V-,./ew;>, who al- 
 lots it lulVe. loMin. I iin(;.anJ (4 Pei;. 4<; Miii.J.ai. 
 lihablai,;e'lerr;toiiesan.l veiy e. nli.Uiable IroiiM'nes, 
 ami u.is once a very ri.h anJ jK'H^'oii, Cii>. I .\ ■■. 
 reiuler'd famous by the H^.m^.m, whil . il;e\ v.-ircM..:;ers 
 ot Mf.u'ii.-.ni,: Tif':i.;n.:. Afur tlieii departure, the 
 
 V ■"■(,,. 
 
 /'''f'vpolfels'd it, till the arrival ot the ,l,.:.i,:i , w!;n 
 the .Me.iiterratiean Sea onihe North, t.) thel'r.niii, c of enlargd its turnicr Splem'our, by lettlinj; a rrea; nia- 
 K-^oittlie South. This C.nnur. is inhabite.l I y [terc- ny Mertliaiits an.! I radev-nun iu the place. .Manv. 
 I'cra, who are viry piou.l i^t :!',eir Valour, .iiid enricli'd Years alter the Sehifmatiek Cu.; 1 of c-u: -.ti took it b'v 
 with tine Gar.lens, Olives, .nid all fort., of liuit. ! Capiiii'atioii. .And m ilie Year I4S.^ blis O-rtliebek 
 There are bi't li-c 'I owes in tlie whole I'lovinee ; tor' M.ijelty perceiving that the Citizens titled or.t I'luateer-- 
 ;ii(.|t (f the liiha'. itants live in hii.iU \'illii;es and , and Cialleystliat infelted the C'oall of / ••( r;.-. Cent the 
 Haa leisf, atter'd here and there, amonp, the Rocks and Uekeof M:-.t:ti.t •>'.•: ,.i.i \o lai.e poile.ii.jn ( f il'.e'lown, 
 Moiiiitaiib, wiieh aie lailiitii lably cold, in fo nuieh, wliuli .teeoidinely he did, and buili .1 CV,;.'.iel u. Je- 
 that I oilitlie Men and Won eiiihai live tlicie, have ;',ieat | 'end 1;. If coiuiiiued 111 1 he .V/ «.)'.' 1 1 iii.K t;i; ( t i.iie, 
 Avoln Chop^ o,,alie.ii'd by the <oJd. Their Houlesi that u reiiini'dtothe Kin;^ of /,■-. 
 
 arcbiiilt of luiih, ..nd cover'd withllie Leaves or Ruids About half a Leapue otf to thelinrt of A.' ,V,.r, theve'>: 
 of Trees. ;-i lake teven leagues rounii. wlieie icuo (ialleys 
 
 Tii'Sc/isoneof the Citiis of this Province, which may ride very lately, .■\boiit 10 Years apo(fay, out 
 
 Author ) there w.i;, a l'.i(l'a(;ein.-de between this I akeand 
 the Sea, at the Foot of a Rock '.hat makes a jlarr, 
 
 P.\/.wr i-a]id l>i;"> and wlucli is environ d bv riipged 
 cold Moumaiiis, and Forrells replinilliM w.ih Aj 
 
 Theliihabi'aniscf this place .ire preat Dninkar.ls and vvlinh m fome places is pie:ty broad. When the Tide 
 very brutilh '1 hey live by hlhiiii',, and fome fay they tlcw.v, levcr.il Galleys a! realt may enter lu-.e ; bi t when 
 have Filli eiio ij'h lo fipply half the Kini;d.om of /-' ''" ' "' - ' 
 
 It Hands iij'oii the Mediteiranean Shore, lull haa no Har 
 
 hour, ihc whole Coalt Le;ii(; m thmp, but an open Nonh Wind blows 
 
 Koa," ' ■ 
 
 lis low Water they niult enter rne by cMie, and be con- 
 ducted by an e.icperien -'d Pilot. When the Fall 01 
 
 ird, iliiy liineiin.cs life above 
 the Dank, and leaves Water in f me hollow I'i.ice, v.y- 
 
 1 he nevt Town IS re.K.; ,.'f C.me-i^ inhabited by a j onthe top of the Ro,k, of whiJi the Chntl.ae.o .ire 
 drunken bai. aoiis Crew, who bcin'.; well aLcoinmo- wont to ir.ake.S.ilt I'i:s. 
 
 .'aivJ 
 Ca!!> 
 
 villi Wood aiid a p.'od llai'cour, Ub'J to lit out 
 linfeii the Coalt of I :,:,p: 
 
 .•\loiit half a I.eaiiec from ilie I akc there'.i a p': e 
 ot Stieniiih calfd r^..'^i;,:i.,'/, vvheic the piel'ent Ac ;' /' 
 ID pievint their b>.curlioii.., liie .S'/'.i". to/; built a Fort keeps thne or tour hiuuiied Firel.'ckst i fec:re the.^..:/ - 
 n]\'d I' ■lull „. I ',!,■■;, upon a l<e,k in the Sea, within !•"■' that feeiltheirHock^ ah. up 'he Jake, l.>io the In- 
 -col'i>es ol tlieShoie. 'J'liis Fort was atlerwarJ.s be- fallen uf the Chiiltiai;s, and licni li.e liiki'li Py- 
 trav'diiito ihe I Imds of the A/e/rj, who coiuinued inll'a:;.. 
 
 Folldrioiiuf u till the i'u'/c; niJller'd it, at the fame time i Ihe next Town 111 tli.s Piov iiiceis ('.-/.!/.■, built np-jii , 
 that S:l,iii.u-s , (ioveriiour of AI9M" poll'efs'd hiin-| .1 Capeof thefaiue Name, which l'/.'e»n- calls .".•..■,;;..■<.-' 
 leif of JiT. Atierthat, the .S'/'.."i'i./' .uiempted to re- j '.'. and pLacesin i^jDe^i. ^: Mm. I.onp. and J4 Uci;. 
 
 tior.s,! "if'AIiii.i at. Il hasa i;ood HaUnir, where the / ■.'..■.■,■..■,.■ 
 
 Galleys Hid toioikh; and the Merchants if ih;, place 
 cairy'don li.) pre.-.t a Tr.-ide, that the Kiiip ot /.- wa.s 
 
 alier one or two fucecllefs txr 
 
 t.lke It 
 
 tut'k It a! lalt. 111 the Year i 5*4 ; to that tis now in 
 
 x\\cSj.!i,jh i lands, and ilet'ended lya i;.)od Garrifon, 
 
 ulio aie well piovidcd with Artilierj and Amimini- 
 
 li'in. 
 
 Thcothci Towivi in this Piovinee ate T'i!.x% inha- 
 bited Iv p iir Fillier-men, wholly to theMouutaitisup- 
 onthekalt ■■, ;;ehenlion of .in liivalioii. 
 
 l'it.i-,11 Itamliiii; upon a Rivei of ihe lame naire, the 
 Mouth of will, h i'lu'.ii.y places under the name ol' 
 li-iij, 111 cipjit Uep. ^1 Mm. Lcnj;. and i', Dcii. 
 Iji. 
 
 '■vWv:, a fmall wali'd Town tipnn the Mediterranean | 't;s lev cfd wiili the (Jieiiml, and ih, re reirains nothing 
 Slicie, near lowhiih the (.ap • id O/i'.i'j, fi lali'd troni i but atlionp Ca!!'.; ftandiii,'; upon a Rock, that cannot 
 tile muliitud.i' ot wild Ol.vc, that piow upon it, and ] beiindermiii'd. 
 
 piac'd by ]-,/()«;) in nine Ue.;. lout;, and j4 Dei;. 5^! 'iV- Ye, afmaflTiwn, Ibmdiiv.; upin the [oint of a 
 
 'IteepRock, aboui iliree Leainics tioni .'.•,•.'.'..;, is n vv 
 the iuad I own of the Province and guarded by je ' .„-it 
 and ^c bloile, ruder the lOimuam'. i.f a Govcri. /ir ; 
 
 conliderably turn lid by ii.s CulU.aus. ' 1 was taUn ly 
 the S-r.ni.i:Js, and afterwards bctray'd into the Hard.; 
 ot the .t.'e.'i, by three of the Ciariilon that the Ci^n-er- 
 111 ur bad dilol lip'd. I 'p' " 'I"' N. vvsof wl ieh, the Go- 
 veriMer ot Mali lent Icinie'l'ioops by Sea 10 recover it, 
 bin the .1' .'(■; having put the •ivM.ii- Gariliii lorhcSwi rd, 
 (Ut nil iluir Coats, and li) march d cur in daleuife to 
 meet the Recruits, who taking them Iir S:.:i:i.vd!, 
 came on ll.oie, and were all cut to pieces. At prellnc 
 
 Miii.Fai. 
 
 .And Mc'jsn..i or ."<■, mine, cab d bv I'r i.'oim .hrr.!. 
 Iheie.ue inaiiv Mvianiainsiti ilusCiountrv, the Inhabi- 
 taiitsof which are all Bcniac:, of the Tube ofGc- 
 
 Thcmoft remarkable of iliei.' Mouni.iiniis that talld 
 C'lV/.'.s.iH or .s,/«. r"i, the pleafur.clt Mouiuain 111 all //- 
 .'■■ M, and adoiii'd wuh a Town of the fame name, 
 wliieh islinro'.mded wuh le>eral Spriiip, Gardeii>, and 
 Icitiie luMb. this place is laa.ou.s u.r tlie Fxploits ot 
 jUi li.iir.ix, wholly his\ahiiv, rcndei'il liunlelf Ma- 
 'Icr ol th sand the iicighl:oi;iiiiL, Mountains, and boic 
 
 tor if the IVoi^Hhouhl take it, they would mailer the 
 whole Province. 
 
 The lalt oriu'.ll caltcrii Prs.imc cf ihe Kii;r,doni of |.,,j.p,, 
 h'i-^, IS ihai call d Cii.':;, i. e. .)'/t.7. Itcontainsa larger of c:; 
 Ira^bof Giouihl than any two Provinces in the King- 
 dom, and peili.ips d.erives lis N.iine tu.u thence, being 
 SoLcagiie.^ in leiigililiom tiie l\iver '•'.•"'■,;; >f to thattf 
 K'^i;/!; tor It includes aliihe Momitaitis ot G.-c-.: . A'..-, 
 that he betwc n tliefe Rivers, togeilier with a r.reat part 
 X X ■ of 
 
 '1: 
 
 f: 
 
 
 '■^1 
 
 M 
 
 , i i 
 
 
 111 i 
 
 I ii 
 
33^' 
 
 A Vejcription of Africa. 
 
 'b I. 
 
 >,t [!>!.• Vl.i lis of Si.wi.li'', and tile Movintaiiis iluu bur 
 ilcr iif<in l-H'iii I i!;nv. Soii-.c f.'.y tins PioMiicc \yjs 
 il.vi.'.iil iiv.i>thi\'f paifi uliirh ucrcronfcrM by iIk- liilt 
 Kiiiii.ot' /•',•, u ii:i t'.ir.c liraiKlic:, of \\k Hni.iiini:: i 
 tint wti.'iiu-iv A'.li^'s, ,iiul (iiicc that, h.wy ilitcJul 
 tii.i! lVI\v.s.i;,;:iiiUhlK' I . .':j anil the I'fWir nl ib'' \ ■ i'/.'. 
 Ho'Ai'Vc;'t;..i-.ttjin tliaionuvtlii'y b.ivi'iiKulitJuii.rilwis 
 A li s o. villi I- Va.lab tu tii^' K iv:s of !•'■:. v\!ii\ lus .1 
 p.iiii, l.n iJ'i'iCl In.- 'cMi', I'pdii'd'.c ac omit of i bur 
 I ravi' \i '■! .'. ., tl .u Ivisa I .il.Hij^kepr up tlic liuLi i-ii- 
 r of t': IN.''- n. I-, in o|-|> iliiiim to '.h-' b 'iiii or I'c- 
 III .'/ Tin uluw I'u-uiii. c lu.> .iiiuir.); .Vciliir.iii.., .ir.il 
 diAS n •! tru !• ;>riii'li>- Sci. 
 
 h (la .1 II '■, vi'ai Civ.cs, pa'tivii!ar!y T-ftif.r, an an- 
 I'l'iit louii i 11 !t by ilii. aiA-air. -r .'. vm i iitl.r tcv of .i 
 .N.oicn.iii f n iiiu'uJ «'.tli W'mx bu'i!-, vIh .i «.; 
 f ii-.r.i !',\ ( IK- oi t'l.' Hnii i\ al Ci'. IS in .%;/ . ,'■.: . ■, .mil 
 rt'MVvl bu'.n'u li nil all ilic .1 ^. i',:i.j in i''- a>.aiii.i 
 
 IVl". n, bui I . lin-v il l>'«r'^'' h '''^ ^^ •" ' "' '■" 
 lit ' ■ , 
 
 U'' :'i, a l.-.p;'.' Ci'y, (iaiiiUnj', urmi a', IlLf .'. ivaJ. 
 bv i!u RiMis -•■'■■■' an.l -t'W .. ;, ubKli was 
 li. ffii.-.l In tl'A lull.'!' taiHs wlii'ii ori'i^r.'J. I's la^ A/i- 
 
 / J / .,; v., oiiohcliarl, ami the Aiiiiits i-t iv^ 
 
 ail i i < ''- ■'*■' «"!» ii.L oti'-cr. 
 
 Aiut C'.r.K mG.it lit, a T.iwn Ibiiuliiigiipon .-, l{p^.|, ,,-^,,^ 
 inwhi.h tlu' Ilni.-in,-niii's loili-'a their MaiMZiius I fll re ' 
 ilic.r Aiiiirioiiin the Impel i.'il Cmuii, ai'ij \\\n^\\ they 
 have linei i niiiM ir, on a Revuli ( t' tile Citlzeiiv. l>-nlc. 
 ".» place>the latl in the Maps of Lily.i, m 1 1 Dee I on- 
 aiu r-l)et'. 4:Min,Lnr. *" ■'" 
 
 li:iiiiu:i, a preat Utonp City in this Province, w.k 
 iboill by the tie.iciieni.i'i, upon the liiie of a' lild, '''" 
 MoiHitaiii, be 11}; only aecellable by a (Kvp aiu! iliffi. 
 ml: Roailj aiul was poveiiul by 'the Defeiulaiirs i,l 
 ih..i baiiiily, nil n;'j, at whuli tunc the .\,(/V/"[|ur 
 v'iVi r.ii'.iis p-'llef-.'d hiiiif.lf of it. 
 
 ll..'Jiief Ciiy ot tiiis I'loviiieJ iiT.^'^i, uhlcli ('.•■- 
 
 •"/■■ iall> l'.\'.'i, all( tting it nine Deg. 1 oi;i> anil j^'*'^' 
 He;!. leMill. I.at. Not lo iiiomi-,:! V''-/.. .,' wli.cl, i' 
 eni.l-Ml.y it, O.I, ami f..-, (,•.,■».,; o, whiiji «.,, 
 biiJ' lor the .Security ot tli.- Ro.ul, tio:ii K-^ to \iiiiii.i;,i. 
 The imiainiii); Towns in ihs Country arc Mc^.!,;<;i 
 c.-sM i! [n H /. .' .>/u/,.>i-./, and by I'u-'c'ii.y Ahkcr.r. Bnii'. 
 
 ■ ■ !, lallM by l't-!ctm C-utu ; and Me<'i,un, fouiulvj 
 by V/.-. •„'/, a fairou?, M.ilniirt.n, Preacher As ffi ili^. 
 iNbninriins ill tins Provin.-e, ihey are all •.nhabiscilby the 
 v' ■-.I'j who ha\c all alonii wag'd Wat with the i:ii(, 
 of VicmeJ. n. 
 
 1 »'• 
 
 C A A P. IV". 
 
 Co::tAi)W!g J , \\\\ ^eoV Vejcription of the Kingdom of Treiiiefen. 
 
 v\ 
 
 n 
 
 .n 
 
 p. t.iMt fr 
 31. 11-. 
 
 ihe Ki'.e- 
 
 f.i'ulbv the /< "I.- 
 
 ■I: 
 
 l\ 
 
 i!ij Urea 
 o! \:i' 
 
 Riv.i 
 
 i.i Ah 
 ibe bait 
 
 1 n; till' lii!iabi!.:r,is of t 
 
 wlnili i,s a bruit nor iir.like(.V//..i /,, 
 
 the .South, and tl 
 the Noilli ; beip.j; -jSc .Miles le 
 
 ■■aif.i 
 
 i br la.b It \v..3 polfefiM lor loiiie tunc by the 
 ic'.iirn'dioit.'. .111. lent Sovi rtij'.ns, 
 uhoeontiiiued in polUdioiiot u 
 If wb.uh tune the Pohtnty ot ^nen 
 
 '.vatJ 
 
 ;;:.. 
 
 in|o\ V 
 
 it li^r alu.o 
 
 111 r- 
 
 bi 
 
 t not; without Ire 
 
 iluent.Moleltai iMi! 
 J'..>hini;r 
 
 iVoin the Kini^'sot l-'c:; and I'. 
 
 ,o near ihe i 
 
 , DeC 
 
 exPL'les It to tr.e 
 
 Inroads' f the ./..i, /.:).< ; .ii 
 b.r.e freijuer.i^i endeavov r'l 
 
 uliho'the K 
 
 ini'Sot I'"''. 
 
 'L 
 
 j;ieat (iifis, lo pn . nre 
 
 I'Vien.illupof the .V ir ■.(V..'.j, yet they 
 
 lati^tie 
 x..ll.:.U 
 
 : lu.l ■:<! Aiariee. 
 
 111. 
 
 th: 
 
 ili. 
 
 ;e m It, either I e 
 
 , CoPll' 
 
 tl 
 
 ve' a !;reat ma 
 
 u!d iiivir 
 fit'e tra 
 nv Aler. hai,;: 
 
 the Road to S'.< J. 
 
 r I L. aide i: loiii^ to S:ui.. 
 It b.as two lauio'.i: I'.jri', \\7.. f> 
 
 in. li v.-ero II n. h fr. .|i-i;iii 
 
 '■J- 
 
 idwh 
 
 '1 iv 
 clicinivcr , w 
 vas a'tjvu.ir 
 
 pr.)\o^ 
 
 V.I Mnli-.lc.ibi., 
 
 d. bv :!n IVwff fi 1 and the (.'. - 
 
 bi th taken b-. l-->.:,'>iri:.i Kini; ot 
 
 ■ Inh.ibitants to dethr.ine A. 
 
 1 then. 
 
 .1 iMcfer aii.ither, \vl 
 
 iii.l 1 
 
 id.s niilerablv llaiii by i).p/M-'.(/.i the i::ri 
 
 thrt tor.i] 
 I- null: K.'eivmi.; 
 dlfpollel'sd lU'i'i 
 in;; iberal Kewai 
 yearly Ke\eii' et 
 
 ■a. r\i tliJ whole KiiiKeln 
 
 S-.-. .o-is tVoiii the bani'eioPr 
 
 Hout 
 
 //. /', 
 
 ■ (h.i 
 
 •A K 
 
 >Cr. 
 
 allow. 
 
 1. to the 
 < the bn 
 
 . tlicT, 
 
 sio ihi . 1 '.I 
 
 Ut.' 
 
 ; lo I .iv t 
 ( 
 
 r.'..7/'-OP.ver<, an.i a l.iri' 
 or asloiii; as he \\\ W. H,.i 
 .ellii r, eonli lini; in .Vo;- 
 he b.iii|'er( iirs 1 1 ilnite, and 
 P. I •,'.C. } III poll'edioii of 
 
 Ihe till 
 
 ■ Sul 
 
 Uibs teal up( 
 
 tli.1t 
 
 W'a< 
 
 Jity of ■i.<«i, ,'.«, the .Seat of the K 
 
 iiiee\ery repularli. govern 
 
 •t 
 
 > .Sieve i.iriy don by 
 
 1: Hood out a I'e 
 
 ,ins<, 
 
 \iiii', ot /•". 
 
 Ill the 
 
 time of tint Siej'.e, the C'liizcns beinp, ledne'd to t!, 
 };iealeit b.siri mities bv b"a 
 
 fil: 
 
 aiiine, petitii.tnl 
 
 the K 
 
 uii; tij 
 
 rmdor.but tlitKmp llu ninj; tlniu what Ins ouiiKia- 
 
 and tl 
 
 ■I'v boil'J Horle-l'.elli and Karle, tlievw 
 
 le iieM Day retolvt 
 •I 
 
 Lvwerc lati-tie.l 
 
 to lallv 
 
 out upon t 
 
 he I 
 
 nuiiN, 
 
 .aeeountini; it n.oic honourable to dieiii battle for ilieJc 
 
 lenee ol tliiar(,.jumrv, than 
 
 hie. Iiii 
 News oi 
 
 to live fu^h a inifii.i! 
 
 mean time they rcceii'd ihe 
 
 Mb 
 tiiiex! cCte 
 
 /./i-;" hisbtiii^', kid'd by one of hisuwn .\ 
 
 fej 
 
 upon u-hi.h they inat.hil '.vith t;re.iter eoui.ige .ii;,iiiv.t 
 ihebnciiiy, who w.is then in cont\ili.;n, .uufdekatcJ 
 
 bi 
 ml- 
 
 About 40 Year.s aft 
 1 
 
 yli'iilirjrii Kini; c f /:■, 
 t .1 Toan withiiitwo Miiesof the WVll Ki;i\ ,if r c'. 
 
 it, aiul ear- 
 
 ried iheii Ki 
 
 altira Siigcot jo .M.jiiths, took 
 
 hi.sCJreafe thrown upon a 1) 
 1 
 
 /■. ,, where his Head, wastut oir', aii.l 
 
 Hilt afte 
 
 De 
 
 (it the .\/.: Ill bainily. T.fiwf/,« was rocriiiteJ, 
 an.l the number of i's People eiilanfdto izotic Fanulio! 
 I'heBiiiMinjjsof this pla.e aie not lo (lately as thefe 
 
 aee allotted to it a^ 
 
 p!e5, to wh:.h.\fc- 
 
 belides fi\c vrry 
 
 ■f /■■('.(•.but every li ade has a feparate place a 
 " .as.ir hi". It has inanv true ■lemrles. 
 
 . I'l 
 
 'neil.s and Pieachers bel 
 
 Uiiii'Hiious Coll 
 
 han.il'.r.iic I^ath-, tho 
 
 cire.s, a i^reat many Inns, an.l (Vvcr.il 
 
 1 Wat 
 
 ..t I-. 
 
 I licie aie many Coiid 
 
 er is not lo pleiititVi 
 
 lii'.' Sia Coa.t ot this C.iintry is ii 
 
 boiint.iiiis, whi.liare no: fir lionuhe City U'alb, 
 calily beltop'd b) an bneiiiy. 
 
 ' 'ly y.-<v< 
 
 lat tlii-i 
 
 i.r. 1. rti;e 
 
 b; t ih, 
 
 en ai.d iiiiu.ani r 
 
 „■. 1 - Wei' 
 ■ i.t. bwi 
 
 thern .md j;reaier par; 
 
 d. The Defir: if./i.- 
 scp hty Mnis !oi;j; and fivi 
 with Rocs, Dee;, and O- 
 
 \\\- loiiie a eoiiii: 
 
 i,f till 
 
 ■ ^■ou■n^ 
 
 ; Cit\. bn 
 
 .\ .i /■;;'.■' 
 ihe /<.>"..' 
 la 
 
 and remarkable 
 1. e. ,ik.' I{ >iic , 
 hile they wer 
 
 .M,l,«n 
 i.M-. bd. 
 
 N.iii.e 
 
 tbe.N' 
 
 :!!.:> upon a kiipe 
 
 Plain 
 
 aiiis lip.'ni 
 
 part of the City IS inhibited 
 llini'.i.ilhM lioni the other Citizens bv Tiirl 
 their blead;,, who were formerly ver\ ri.h, but 
 cMtreanipoor, b\ leaion of their bei'iig robb'd of all tl.c 
 bad upon the lieaili of Kin; /I; ii/'.i, .////>, in ihe m 
 
 fcarot the 
 
 (/:■ 
 
 I 
 
 treiii;. 
 
 haviii" live 
 
 he Ciiy Wall is ver , lii.ili 
 
 cat (iatcs upon it, with a (j'uarJ cl 
 
 "IheKi; 
 the City, li, 
 
 I Culloiii HouleOttieersat e.ieliC.ite 
 
 . Pah 
 
 It; 
 
 . two Catcj 
 
 indiiii; upon liie South I'ule ni 
 
 ead 
 
 about 11 the 
 
 np to I 
 
 111. a;i .Sea 
 
 Hiiloi 
 
 laiis lav it rc- 
 
 ilt.md:^ 
 
 City, at whi.h the Ca 
 
 he b, 
 
 e\ir\ way 
 
 fiom theii.c deiiv'd its roiiiiled with liipli'vSall.s, an.l Ivautilied with b 
 
 R..t at :li:^ Hav (IkRiiniesof the /( w.!« Build.- ;iiid I'leal'anl dai 
 
 TiusPaiaee, w 
 .11 
 
 pram oi rlic 
 s ver\ larpi, isl'ar- 
 
 iii- ari li.ir. e to |ij ken; the Wall in.lecJ is;it Hand- inha 'iiid by [evvs, l.awy 
 
 liens. '1 he .Soudi p nt of the C 
 
 I N( 
 
 belli 
 
 id b me pLic 
 . Kpiii.; Ill it .1 tl 
 
 the 'lowii are latt ly rebuilt, i>tear loanv J>tiideni.a;iJ Prol'eliouis, wIikIi have Alle 
 
 oft 
 
 in 
 
 on-Cl 
 
 liber of Inhabnanls, par- anees lioni the Im (.od 
 
 vlio ar 
 
 exempte. 
 
 ■f. 
 
 I is Imroundei 
 
 .1 with fer'ile Fields, an.l'iThe I 
 
 In due. thi C 
 
 lepco. 
 iti,;eiis are divided iii'o toil 
 
 •C 
 
 ,a irany (.lar.leii.i'la 
 
 allied wuhthc 'Irecs 
 
 r-ides-meii, i 
 
 .-ho i 
 
 -Clane 
 
 ive 
 
 a I 
 
 leeiii'e, ouiet.;ii 
 
 V lift 
 
 .■a.riliiMeu-h.ii:i.„whuaiejull,gii;ciou> .iiid publickfpinte 
 ' .Mo 
 
b 1. 
 
 Chap. VI. 
 
 A Vefcription of Africa. 
 
 339 
 
 S uprii a Unck, '•"•.j/j, 
 UMZiiU's 1 cli re 
 iik! vvluih cht-y 
 Jitizi'iis. f'o/c 
 in 1 1 Dig.! iin;j. 
 
 I Province, wms 
 \w.i; of .1 liii;h''"'' 
 
 fK'cp am', ilifli- 
 
 Uil.i-iuhnts 111 
 
 c tllC \.)ijfl\ui 
 
 '.■■■{' U which i't:- 
 ;. long and jj "'■ 
 V'-'f'.r., winch i.s 
 I'o, which w.u 
 i\ K';; to SiimiMci, 
 try .ire ■Mi-f'.i,;;i, 
 .'V J.'nA ci;.'. i)f)i.'- 
 '.tcl'itiin, fouiulcj 
 :hcr As for ihc 
 
 II •.lih.Uiucilby the 
 
 U with the J'.ni;^! 
 
 remefen. 
 
 C'W/;.i l.ig)i:.i, tli,it 
 
 ;iori. 
 
 .Sc.it of the Kiiijt, 
 
 Itocil out a lc\i-ni '-':' 
 >; of K,-. liiche''"^"- 
 np n'lliic'd to the 
 ti. iiiM the Kiiii; to 
 
 what his ou II F.iic 
 tlicy wore lati'tii',!, 
 
 ll|'C;ll the I.IKI1IV,( j, 
 
 1 hattic tor tbcilo- . :,, 
 Itkh a itiifu.ibk'' >■ 
 
 the uiiexpiCU-J 
 of hiM-Avii Men ; 
 ter ^otiiayc ^\y\\\A 
 li;ii, .iriil lielercJ 
 ir/.'H Kiiif t f /■ ; J, .,, 
 Welt u-,i! I'f rc:,...'. 
 took It, and car- '■' 
 .! i.va<ci!t iilf, an.! 
 But after t!ie De- 
 M was rccriiiieJ, 
 
 to \Z^r_r FailU^'.O. 
 
 lb ilately as tluli; 
 ace alli-tieilto iti< 
 
 !e<, to whiih ,\li:- 
 
 lieliiles Inc viry 
 Inns, and fevcr.i! 
 
 s not 1(1 plentitrl 
 .nn^ in it, Ivatttiii; 
 
 City XX'alls, may 
 
 l.y y.MV, di- 
 I'lirl-anis u^v,]- 
 
 ri,h, Init iKiM ati' 
 ; rolb'dof a;l thcv 
 .iV//rT, ill the ;;.:{ 
 
 II is ver-, lii\;li ,in.! 
 
 It, witii a (iiiard cl 
 
 t eacli(iate. 
 
 iic Soiitli ti.'.e ni j^ ^ 
 
 111' to the Iields.t:,,. 
 he Captain of the 
 ver\ larpe, isUir- 
 
 lied witll K<mnMii> 
 nt of i;:e CV.v '^ 
 <,'iaiies, litlidu .' 
 which have .■Vllew ■ 
 
 ..■>' i 
 
 to foiirClHlTes, ' ; 
 uiet.a!idmeiryhtc,c. 
 ttid I'tiblicklViritcd 
 
 
 1^-1 
 
 IlJi: 
 
 Men, and very peii'cci in their Cloaths, aid trade fur 
 the mull part w'ltii the Negroes : 'I'heSoiildiers who .irc 
 rerlonable hrave Ftl''i"', and hoiioiiraldy paid ; (orthcy 
 havc'iiTc '/..!..■. in Diuats /J .'• iMmuIi; And .Scholars, 
 who li-eiticiiily while they .lie S'.ikleiits, but alur the 
 o'.'taiiiinp a I'odui'v IXj'.ree, avc picferr'd to le eiilier 
 Vii.f<lloiir.s, Noiaiies, fir I'ruits. The adjaient C'onii- 
 try isheaiitiliiil with chaniiitij; Scat', wheic ili (Ji'iZeii> 
 retire IN Slimmer. There thcv enjoy all tik 1 haliircs 
 thlt line I'.illuK'i, ■leinl'oniitnii;';, la.lall fcrt.ot I'rmt 
 caiit'.ive. Almon.ls, Peach'-, Melons, an I I'ltron^, ate 
 »cry plmtilul. .A-, for iIk- Fiis, they dry tni in the Sun, 
 and keep'enitill VV'imcr 
 
 The Kiiip of this Country isnitrol'c feen or I'lrnkvii 
 .with by aiiv, but Ifs priivipal NoMc-Men, wholcrveni 
 Offices proiortionM fitheir D'tinity. Tile Kin/U ieu- 
 teiunt is the principal Officer, \i ho h'v ies tlv Kim',"-" Ai- 
 niifS, an! loineriires heads 'cm. The ftcoiid is ciiief 
 Secretary, the next is the High Trcaliir>-r, then the Al- 
 moner, thrn the Captain if the Kini;s Ceard, who 
 draws uptheGuard at the r.ilj.e (iate, as often as the 
 Noble-ineiiareadiiutted t" his I'rel'enee. The meaner 
 Officer- aie, the Mailer of the Kind's Stables, theOcr- 
 IVfr of his .Saddles and Stirt tips, and Ins ClK'ni'. crl.iin, 
 who neveratten Is Inr when tlie Km;', j'lies .\ud;cii,cto 
 ar.yfit his Couriieri. lor at other times h.;; Cfti.e is per- 
 forni'di y theKiiit>'s Wives, t'n'eiher w.th Uini ■ Clitilti- 
 an Captives and I'ainuchs. .Sometimes tlie Kinj; rides 
 o.itu;' nx Itately Horfe, with colHy I'li: niriire ; but, 
 unl'J^it b- intioir r,l" Wnr, he has nor above ij'o Men 
 witll him. rii.i'his Uominion'i are but fornly pc p'e I, 
 yet he reaps great Piotir of the (loods of that pafs thro' 
 his C iimrv, from K.c'/'f to -I'.r' io'.a. 
 
 Tne .lext'l'own is U-.l-hf I, wherj theiiiinierous Inha- 
 hiiints are forthe mritt paitCloath Dyers. One Si.U Bu 
 .V.-.i'um, a Holy Man, to whom they pay Divmc Reve- 
 rence, was buried her,, an.^ has a Monument overh.m. 
 to whiih they afeeiui by Steps. One of the K iitjs of 
 I>,-, biiiit in this place a Ihitc'v Coll.};e and a Hoi; i;al. 
 lor "he entert.'.iiinientof St aie'ers 
 
 ihe H.iinof ,:.• / .,wh . h lus I kewifc in thisCourUry, 
 wasinhib icd 'il ar.'lv, th.u a f'aunits II »«.'.'e fettled 
 thvre, who pays no I .xes, ind yi t has in his I'ofleiiion 
 <,:■ ri rfc, icso fnal: C.utie looo V.1x.'n, and reaps 
 cv.tv Ye,ir St .1 I'mlhel.s of Corn, belide^ to.ir or live 
 thiii'.aiid Diic.us, that are I'en' him every Year from di- 
 vers parrs of i!ie World, i le iiiiiirams soo Difciples ; 
 at h:s own Charge, who have nmhiiig to do bur to read j 
 a IlW I'layers a day j for win li lleaiou Dilciples come 
 I . linn from a.l parts of I'i ii arid .IJ}:, rind rctiiinj 
 |j) i.i' alter they are inllniittcd in lome Ceremonies. He 
 hji.ibi'it ion I'ents read • pitch'd, fonie of which are 
 dcli;:n'd for Straniiers, others for Shepherds, and thcrelfi 
 for i;i< ownFaiiiily ; t. r he lias li) ;r Wucs, and a gre.at 
 ii^iiiiy VV'<inien Slavesihat yo ' ery line ; and in like man- 
 iiT his .Sills have their W'l.cs an I Faiinlies ; fo that the 
 whole Family may amount to 500 Perfons. He is much 
 re'.peeV.'d by the K.in,i;of I' -i/r/i'ij, and by the .-h.iliir.Hi, 
 aid IS a prc.tt A linircr of Magick, tho he does not 
 prailicc that .Art. 
 
 The lownot 0)4» was built many Years ago by the 
 >!/ i. i>i.i,upon rhcMedirerraneaii Coaft, .about 140 Miles 
 oft Vtmchit. 'Xis gracM with many lumpnioiis Tem- 
 pics, Colleges, Hofpit.ils, Uaths and Inn; ; being fiir- 
 fnuiide.l with liich impregnable N\'.ills. and havmi; .1 no- 
 lle Plain on one fide, and Mountains on the ither. 
 Mofti f the lahabu.ints were Weavers, and the rellliv'd 
 upon their hiiates, being a courteous hoipir.iblc forr of 
 IVople. Thev make all their Hre.id of Karly, becaufe 
 the ad|acent Couiitiy prodikcs bur littleCorn. In for 
 iiHT times it w.is niiuli frcipieiued by the Merchants of 
 (.>.'.t.'.-i;i.! and i.'i')'--„,i. TheCiti/ens were always ijiiar- 
 ii'lii;i(i with the King of TicmrJ.-i:, and nouKl not ac- 
 >i';;i't any Govevnoiir, for they chole one ot' their own 
 ri-iico mailers', to be thechief Judge of Civil and Cri- 
 ir.in.il Caufes. The Merchanisof thi^Town luted up- 
 ci t.iLir own Charge, "Ut fever, il lJ.n;andine'-, which 
 O'itiinuted many I'yractea upon the Co.ili of C:: 1 1"/.>, 
 <t.i.:.::. .\;.i/,i'e,:, and M'lioui- ; fo ihatLi ,:>/ wastrowded 
 with Chriltian Captives. 
 
 Ill order ro let thefe Captives at libertv, F-y,iiii.t>..i 
 King of Sp.iiii laid liege 10 llit 1 own, iiid while the 
 
 '"uic; faille, 1 out upon him and hd'r the Town .iefnine, 
 Ills Men got into r, ami put molt of 'cm to the Swov'. 
 in the .^1- Yearof the H _(;•;-.•. 
 
 The iie»t Town wc mCl with, is .V.!i:',:\:^bi ■ , i. c ,U"'. -ii'm 
 ■Jdr.-t: lli::i,\ where an iiuiiiity of Ships may nde'lt'il;' 
 tafely in r lie ttreatcll Storm ; j'erhais there nunc '"-k **"'*■"'■ 
 ,11, -' "■ ' ■ ■ 1 ' 
 
 fikh' 
 
 another .' I.n.ioiir 111 the WorKl. IJp.iii the Apprehenli- 
 on of aStor:;i, the I'. my/.:»( Mer.lunts us'd alway.^ trs 
 put in here, and fend their (i,iod> to Or tn in other Vel- 
 fels. The Sa.tm'.ii /j luatter'd 1! a', lennli as well as 
 
 .Another Town call'd Bm'/.'/i, ii well ftoek'd. w ih Iii-,.^ -. 
 hat itants, who.iicn.olH ■ Weavers, and comiu.inly p unt 
 vk Ciols upon thfir Cliee";s. and two iijoii the 
 Pan-, r.f then H.in.ls; wlllelt as ! laid beliire, is ,; Cu- 
 Itoiu a-, aniienra-thedoihilh Invalioii 
 
 S ■ / ., built iy the ."(^wi.icj u| on the M.diten.-inciu ,,,• 
 Co.ill, wa;, afterwards taketibyth.' f.'or/'/j, and at lalt by '" 
 the Mrti, mct..m. Iti W.il! wluili is very highaiid Ihoni:, 
 is^ci()ht Miles found. The /<iw;:«j built a niagniriceuc 
 Temple in that part of it v.hieli faces ihe Mcd'.icrrane- 
 an, the iiilideof it bempall .Marble. 
 
 1 he City of G./.-.V, i. e. .-.'. IJhi.J, focail'd li iiii iw^r.- 
 neariielj 10 the Ifles of A/y."!,-, Al.m, .,-, and 
 .re;..;.-, was founded by the .yiiV.M Family of Mi,'^:ni', 
 whonce in former tniiis 'twas cali'd M-/;^ -'m ; the Sj. >.:- 
 <;iw'jcall it .).;; iv. It coiuains 4-:co I't.iutlies, ewry 
 
 ra.le living ap.irt from theother. It has roble ftn-i.g 
 Walls and fiiii.| tnoiis IJuihlinns. 'J lie Teinplci;, Baths 
 and Inns aveall very tine; but the noble it Strncture of 
 all Is tlv Tcm]i!e upon the SIkjc. )'he Waves of theSe.i 
 beat u| on a part ol the Town Wall, urriii whiehtheie s a 
 very plealaiit Walk. The Gar.lens in the Suburbs .tre 
 • lad with ,ill lorts of Fruit. The Water they ule is dc- 
 ru'd from aKi\ci that run-. by the Eail endot 'he Town, 
 and lias a gre.u many Mills upon it. Th s City has a 
 ylorions ProlpeCtef plains about ir, efi'ecially of one 
 cali'd A^^■ .;.,..'•, which is4S M^lcs hinji aii.i .ilmolt jD 
 broa.l, an.laliounJs with all forts of Cram. "I'was ma- 
 ny Years fub)e.~.f to theKint; of 'J' vi>:-j.n ; but the Citi- 
 zens perceiving that the King Wis iktablfto ilefend 
 'em, and that the King of lUiV^ii, who lay nearer 
 them, was nioretapable of doii.g em either anliiiuryor 
 a Kindnefs, oifer'd luni a voluntary Tribute. .Some 
 Years iftei they bei^anto commit I'yi.icies npoi. the ad- 
 jacent lllands in the Meilitcnaiican ; up. n whihl's- 
 .//•.:«,.' King ot Spiiii litte.l ,.iut a Fleet, and bui.t a F'.irc 
 upona K' .k W'ithi:i Gun lh>.i .f the City. 1 hen the 
 ■'';-".(• fent an Eiubalfy t.i thcK 11:;, and 1 btain'd a ten^''-""'-' '•'■■ 
 Years trik-e upon theCo:idiiiiin of paying him a yearly ^,''.,?. 
 Tril'U'e. Bu' not long liter, li.i iiu.jf- the T/i /;. beitiij 
 obi. g'll to break lip a Siege cf /i,;'.!, bcwirfe the ap- 
 proaching Sealon if Sow.ng luadeajj the Hnsbaiui-nien 
 of li.s \v.iiy deferthim, fet on lire 11 (ialle\j with his 
 own Hands, that lay in the River bu: tluee Mile^ from 
 /iii;'.v;, and retnd to the Caltleof ,-;;,•.', in their Neigh- 
 bourliood ; Audit haj'pciulatthe 'ine time that /'.•./.'- 
 H.rK./ die,!. L'pon this, the .'..ij . pcrc-ivinp H' h.'.- 
 'f/7^.' to be a brave General, and ,-.;i tneiiiy to the Chri- 
 (hans, refiiv'd to payaiu nior: tribute, and eb.o'.e Ui-.fb.i- 
 r.'.'/ii to be Captain Ceneral of all their Forces. B././m- 
 "/7'i being thus eiitrulled, privatel'. murder'd the Go- 
 veriimuof the Citv, and ul'urp'd the ivhole Geiverri- 
 iiiciit himfeif Sometime after, liie F.mpeiom C'.irirs 
 v. fiiii two Armies to take ■;,?.''--ii, the firlt of which 
 was deltroy'.l upon the Plain of --U^icn, and tiie fecond 
 far'd but little better. But llnce that li.fhu Ij.i was 
 kili'd at T'ci«.'^ri.',aiid his Urotliei C.:ii,:.i.i. Uiceecded to 
 the Govcrnir.ent ot Ahit -. 
 
 The A;^c,!Ke Ships ride lafeft i;i th.e Harbour of 7',- j.,,,^,,/. 
 ;«,•>. .'ri/.', thai being a commodious Haven for them. 
 The Town of that K'anic was deltroy d by the t;.'.'/r, 
 and the greatelt part of the W.ill of .J .;.'-'f, was built 
 with the .Stone uhich came lioin the VI all ot that Fown. 
 
 Aslor .V ,i.,.', 'tis inh.ibitcd by a I'e.iple of nu Icitn- 
 wlio give a very honourable Reeeptu n to any learn- 
 
 ing. 
 
 ..iveav..,, „..._.... ,. ...-...., 
 
 cd Man thatcomcs among "em, and oblige him to de 
 .iileall their l>iffercnccs. In 1 hat Towi,, fays our Au- 
 thor, I got /'.'ove ;:: D.....!s m ihc liaecftwo 
 Months, and was focharmd with the pleafai.ti,e;-,...f the 
 place, that if my Bnliiiefs had not tall d n.c away, I 
 had cwcinued there all my life t.mo. 
 
 Hiiui 
 
 X 
 
 X 2 
 
 Addi- 
 
 • 1 f'Mf 
 
 ;p 
 
 ' • ' !•' 
 
 'd' 
 
 /•I 
 
 ri 
 
 .Moil, 
 
il 
 
 3+0 
 
 A 'Dip-iptton of Africa. 
 
 Lib.llllciup^lV. 
 
 Additions to C h a p. IV. 
 Taken from Marmol. 
 
 'I 
 
 »!(;• 
 
 Tif 1., 
 
 T 
 
 ThiT.'tjri'of 
 lilt Lj..iiiiy 
 
 A I ' 
 
 (. 
 
 . K' 
 
 l^-iii fn iIr- third Kinptlom of B.nlr. ', is ili- 
 
 \ii!i\l inti) tour ProviiKis, iiainily, I'ni/i.-Jrn, 
 
 i-«f^, A.^icii, wliji.li IS ilic iMol'tr .''.i.K.'.'/twf.i 
 
 C ifui.in.i, and /(hi;i>, uliiji foiiic tlu\ w m to 
 
 ilif Kiiiv;iliimot' r.,«;i. 
 
 Molt of ilic Country ibJry, li.irren .iikI Moiim.iin(Hi.s. 
 The City of VTmcieii is cmonip.lls'il uiili \\u\:: l)i'- 
 lJit», only on tlicNonli lidc, oi Urxvi-iMi ilic 'louri .mil 
 ilif Siii, ihiTC .irt goi A I'uk'-) wliiihaic trrtilr in Corn, 
 I'alliiic nn.l Iruits. '1 lie Wilt of all ila fom Proviii 
 risij,roiii.iril with Mountains ahoiimiing in Corn aiui 
 Cattle', aiiJ inl.alnii-J liy a v.iliaiu People. 
 
 '1 lif Cities ot the Kiiii>i<'ni of T nncfrn are" few in 
 mmilHi, luit well fitiiatcJ ; and the Citizen's luc viry 
 hoii'ii i.iMy, Inv' ig a great ttavle with i .' .«. .i, .\.m«..i;.., 
 aikl other j'ljces. The ./'..i'.'..' .i in the Difarts arc vc 
 xynmrei. 1 s, and eare but little for the Kings ot' ('/,•- 
 »" • ■«, I'l'i they retire at pleahirc to ilie ,Vj.»«.'.///i« Uelai ts, 
 where ihe King eaiinot [nirlue ein: So that they lue m- 
 ihjHiui in''), .ind leeene a Teiilioii from the King Kir 
 keei ingilie Co.iiify in (-eace : and wlien thc> ha\e a 
 mind lo'i ihe- make an liil'iiiretlioiij and tide with the 
 V.i\:\ ili.it li.ishigheit. 'Ihe Inhabitanis of ilie iMoun- 
 tMK art' Men of Bra\cry ; tluir .\rni>, Habit, 
 11 '.v of living, ai'i batei thaiuholc oi M-i'ir.ii,i.i 
 ;.. ' ■>" i iliey .irc more acijiiainrid with Muliiiieis, and 
 lefs inveterate agaailt til-.' Chriiiiai^, with whom they 
 havi .iinie eoinmeKe; ncilhcrare theyfol 
 
 Mountai 
 tes weie.ilw 
 .ind the Kiir 
 all ■ 
 
 and 
 
 It 
 
 The Rinn'i of A':^cr ff'r g.ivc rife tn the great Citvor 
 Trmclci, lali'dhy ft' wy I-r„.:/i, and l^y the Nati\es''""" 
 li'.iwiiro; ; tot befofc the fall of W.r/ijo/, '^vas only 
 lortof .aFoitrefstooppofe the Inliabit.ints „r iln d^ 
 (arts. Tis pleafantly lituatcd upoiia noble Plai.i and 
 If. .Streets and Honks are very regularly rane'd ' |, r 
 whiehriMf-nthe Kings of Tfwr/™ piteli'd uixin it'ter'i 
 plaic ot their Refideiuc. ThcGdveriimen! of this- Ci 
 t V is miic I, ,„ a pie.e with that .if /-V;, 'I he Mctehans 
 ti_adeeliietiyto(,;,iwc,i. tioin wliei;>e tlicy import T/v,, 
 (iidd, AmbergiKc, Musk, Cuct, and other Commod - 
 lies, and eommonly get hitate.'. in two or three Voyau, , 
 I he 'I rades-men make neh I'apcdrv, Caltu, k« h, 
 keis and iManik";, fomeof ...hiji are Yo line, iliutliev 
 do not weigh abme ten (.)unees; befides the |,el( Hir 
 iKlsand Purnitnre loi Horles ilia' W/- ;..i arfords liyth - 
 ineaiisthey earn aveiy liandlome J ivelyhood. Th,,r 
 Habit, Diet, I'ellnals, and otherCultoms, aic the lame 
 Willi iliule of K-^. Iiitoinicr times the Kings of >hK 
 Cmimryhv'd very inagi.ihtuitly, and were tlicamiem- 
 elt and molt coiifuleralile I'niiees in all AOic.i 7hiv 
 neverexpo.'d themfelviMo publiek view but on F.,,/,,; 
 when they weiu lo the lunples. 
 
 I hey never kept a (landiiip .Aiiny but in time of VV-r 
 tor their Revenues were fofmall. tlur thiec Years iu^"''^' 
 eomes would IK tinaiftaiii one Year s War. TlieC" T*" ' 
 Ib.iiis were the chiefelt;\iiKic of ilie Revenue whu'h 
 
 / — , — ..... ^......vi, . ,, nt ,1, ,,i nil- i\t'\enuc whii' 1 
 
 fol'.g.^ted jr:d ill ; they lerew'd U y,md the I'reeeptsof their Kelig'i,,,, ■ fc, 
 1 hele runiii- whereas the tint (^HtW, demanded only two '/.,•/('.■„. 
 
 larurd as thcMoumaneeisof -Wo . . ,. - , — • "•".., iwu : «•.(•■.,• 
 
 Iwa\s p'agu'd by the .^i .;/.'(:/» of the Uel.u;s,iipoii all Goods, and ten ^.r cVr.f. if they were lews rir 
 
 .of l.:nn and/',;; ; but at this Day alinoil Chriltiaii.;, thefePriiiees pleading Po\ciry, and the Ne- 
 
 oi em aief.d.jeOflotheT/,./;.;. K;'"'ty of niaintaining a VV.tr with the Chriitians laid 
 
 v'-c Tubeginwitlulie I'roviiKe ot T.<-»;f/«ii Itj Weftcrn' feveral Inipolts uixinthe Ini[x)rtaml I'xport of Goods 
 
 ,•!■ °"" Frontier IS a largf I arren Ui fart eall'J -I'^-tl, W'hidi is I While the I'enctij,, C.ilciJJh usd to unload atOfV 
 
 .t.' ,.,, a .'S Leag'-.es lon^ and i it broad. 'I'his Defart ( being the ^ their Rcveime amounted to alx)vc <?oocoo Crowil?'a 
 
 ""■"■ Kojd'V.,m7V')/,.-/,-i/toK'.; is fieciiiented by fiiiie \ a-, year, one half of whieh was impl-jy'd in paying the 
 
 g.iboiid ■• .',' I -« Robbers, and whoever pad'es that Road, ' Trooi's, and the other in del'raying the Charges of th" 
 
 nil ft I nbe the Captain of the- fnlt (iang he meets with, Kings Houlhold ; and the Surplulage was laid up m 
 
 whi w;l; give hiiii a Spear with .1 fmall Standard tor a.fupplythe oeeafional Nee"'^'''- -'"'*'-- '" ' '"■ • 
 
 P.iipo'i. In Snniiner the King 1 I /ri'; /.■'/ hires louie^ Revenues is wonderfully e 
 
 ihule I 
 
 . . . ■■•■■■ ...v.yv..,.,,,l.,^v „.„ ,.,ni lip to 
 
 amlatd hir a fupplythe oeeafiot.al Nec'flitiesofVVar. But otlatcthe 
 
 ■■' .., I '■■-•"•/•■■" hires louie^ Revenues is wonderliillyencrcas'J: for tho'theCultrms 
 
 it 'em t" k.epthe Koad ilear i but in Winter they re- jot Oi,:«art funk, ihufe of /li^icri liavc rofe fo prod'- 
 
 tivewiih their I'luvksto \u'iii.i-i, and go lo gathet ; gf nliy, tliat the Incoms of that Port alone amount to 
 
 '■■i:'.r, upon whiih the other lidiabitants (>t'i .ibove a Million of Gold every Year- 'for all' t^i' 
 
 have ,in iineonnourd range, and render the riji Commodities of lir.b.nr, ^umijir / 'Vri and 
 
 P-Ulage verv d..ncer.nis „,.' '"^'.f ''('="''•"'■' ''"|wtcJ thither by laiid up'ori C,i^^^^ 
 
 atoi.eiideot thisDelart, there s a town eall d ^i-- and the Harlxiur is always croudevl with European Vcf- 
 
 1.', or f ■ '.', wi iili is laid to be iviiilt by the ^'".'.iw.', and felsbr(>iigluin by tiic C'ci/rtiVj. 
 
 wliiehP.- "v ila.esundit the N.ime ot Gi': -,iii i.^U-jis | The Kings of thisCoiimry pay'd Homage to the Em- 
 
 Datts 11 r^ 
 
 tlir IXiall- 
 
 Min.I.o 
 
 Pi:n>:eol 
 
 :.\ 
 
 ■J., and 31 I'c'g.^o Nhii. I at. ?■ ''.fi^ the fiiit 
 ;he Rhci.c: II,.' Ijwc, raz'd and dirpe(vpled it ; 
 wlii.li, 'twa'S repenpled by lomc M.;,;. ties, to 
 v'.licni, both the King ot t' :; and ti'C ^'-.lii 
 k\-..\. as'i .'eirnnd no Contributien ; but afiei a 
 C' ■aiuiy is 
 lit;-. 
 
 and ti'C /l.'.i;' (.;■(.' are fi) 
 
 _ , _ the 
 
 ver\ bairen, that they liave but aiiiilerable 
 
 , . ,, ,,,,. / r-.'" ■ — ^"."f,." ^\t lilt. 
 
 perour (.hue, . . till hmg .-/../.,.« being over penua.itd 
 
 bytlie J/„<;and fome C,),;>V. difeontinued the Pay-^s- 
 
 mem ot ihe uliial Inbute. After thedeath of ,//.^.„!; if- 
 
 his yonngelt.Soi-. //.;,«.•; being deelar'd Kingby the Pco-"'"' 
 
 p'e, theeldel^implor'dthchmpcrour'said', in relWiro 
 
 hinitothelhroiie ot Ins Anceltors, otfcring the fimc 
 
 lermsot Valfalage as were before. Accordiujlv the 
 
 hnipeiour.ae,omplilh'd liisRcftoration ; bi; the lnh.i- 
 
 bitaiusof the Cay were fodifobhg'dbv the K.u.-ito rf 
 
 t\KSi'!!i:lr.,J.^ that they took occallon to ihiit ihe'Catrs 
 
 iiponhmi, .ifterheludmar.h'dout to nieer hiii voimctt 
 
 Hrother, who approaJi'd at the He.U ot an Ariiiy : 
 
 Thereupon //,imrr vv.is again dcclar'd King, wiio refund 
 
 topay tribute to the Lmpcrour. Bat in the Year i ^i^. 
 
 the r» tot W/ij/c-j having taken polfidion vi Tifmrj.-', 
 
 the King was lure'd to ask Siucours of the Kniperour, 
 
 wh:ehlieob:ain'd after giving lip his two Uaughteis i.1 
 
 Holbii;es for the Perfornume of the CViidition. The 
 
 Sp.in'Jo Su.-couis having dulodij'd tlie ln^i, M„l-y n.- 
 
 '«•'■' rctunrd to his Tiirone, and eiiioy'd It rca.eaflv. 
 
 p.irt, WIS oiue the Mettopi.litan Att.rhis Death .\;«/cy ll.iUa, his Brother was fct upei, 
 
 lt,.punah;gh Rotk, ainioi't lur- the rhroiic by the Adiltance of S.ili-'unnc! (ioverno 1. 
 
 !■ ... Y'i!:s It .S\.,; (.V ;.,„■.:, and ofW/^;.,/, who had Itipulated, that all ih'e I-oits iiilhc 
 
 I'.!i;';.m!k' anCKiitt. f.r, fo nl- Country lliould lie put inio his H.iiids. Jhit 111 lour 
 
 H."' ly. , Ivva, tirlt .'.c- Years time th- InloleiiLcof the '/«,;(:. niov'd A;.-,V» ,,,,. 
 
 ,';,■'"' ' ' i :i'ier ,r«tobegiheb:ii-|. tourtodillodge "eiii; uponwhuli, 
 
 u,;. ,1, i: e I ra'.c ; '..I'/V ri.'UUt it as aeoiivenient Poll the fnh pereeiving his Deliini, rtis'.l the Air.li.-m md 
 '. r'.li.'pali.;)".- (> hs \riii e^ Winn die ...n/ -rtia-j ^tlie Inhalutants a",ain<t hini, 'md expJl,! Iiim ilieKi'"- 
 .a'n.'tolegie.iiN.'lir. >|;- .i-rd V.„.'r, ih.y laid it 1,1 dom Sure that iime the J',„^, lUM'eonunaed Ma Ite^rs ''";.' ■". 
 . bbi'iiagiiii , r.lai \vh., h :he /f )«- .• / j raniik it, aii.l ol tins Cuuntrv. ^ 
 
 .!! ialt tiie /;.'..' ■■■■■■.; eo : pk..f..d n< Ku:n 
 
 \.:l !{. . •, .I'.ianeient Cuv in tliisPrcivince, is llii.l to 
 be the aiieieni i'.:.'.»H.;, to whhh \'t:l-n:y alius ij Deg. 
 1 J Mm. Long, and 5; Deg. 20 Miii. l.at. 
 
 O//1 was a Si.a port in this Proviuee, where the Ve- 
 r ■••'..-.'. Mei\ liaiits us'd to loiuh as they went tfi 'icm (:> ; 
 b' 1 intiie't'e.ir 1S55, the bmperour Cl-.-.i-.-s V. laid it in 
 Allies fc! Iiarbdiiriiig the Ccy.i/.' J rhat infclled the V//:- 
 )./..' C^cialt. It Itood in the Neighbourhood of a Moun- 
 tai'i that .-.rT-r.ls good Iro.i Mii.es. 
 
 ThcC.iiiof t'ds NU'.mtaiii, v.h';eli goes now by the 
 ii.ii;-.e<l C'a;e'J , washy/'' "i.'.) eall'd the (/.elf C,:pc, 
 'i ill .li. veil l)cjt. jc Min. Loiy. and -ji Deg. 
 
 ,111 
 1,' 
 
 •!>■./■■', i. Ill;, bu. 
 ti'de.l w.ih the Sea. 
 d Aiillio:- .'uree lli:'. 
 
 Ill in nr 
 
 ! the l{ii:. 
 S.-bil.;..it 
 
 » ^ 
 
_Lib.ili,lciup.iV^ 
 
 // 'Dijiription of Africa 
 
 54-i 
 
 I I'y tlic Nati\cs'^""" 
 
 To rt'tiiiiitiitln.' C4tic< ami Towns u\ tlu I'loiii, c (if 
 
 'ViCI>:clcil. Hi'UMVC llK'CMVIlll (/.///IV, C-lUJ l>y I'lw'jlin 
 
 i:m»i:iiiiin-, aii-l I'liilt I'Y tilt t{ ■11/111 . 
 T t:\''->'''3 to whkh t'tilrii.y i;ucs tlif N'.uik of I'll.i- 
 
 Uciii-Atf{, which is the Ijiiu- wuli t'tnU'.n'i I'.IU- 
 
 f:-^r!.i, know ■ Rirmcrly by the N.micof .lu,:iiit. 
 ,;»r/i'., wili. k IS /'.'..■ («. s i'.tl, ■ I . 
 
 Wafps tVoinunilcr Vm, which imusM inimM.h:ue dciih 
 wher(.\crtlii-y llin;",'d, an>l upon ih.it H.irO.i.jJa dwi'd 
 hislVlii;!!. 
 
 lli>- ihinl Province of tliis Kinnlom, is th.i! of /,-T.'vlv>vi,ce 
 Zi'eu, hniii.lca hy 7' «.%-oii the WlK, ftj.i;/.. on thi I'.llt/' '•""■ 
 tile pt cat ,•///,/. on the SiiUth, .hkI tlie Mcl'irLrKliUM-i 'i.a 
 on the Noith: Tin. C.imn v .ibounds with Cum aii,i C.it- 
 tlc TlieVallcysaicinhabireilhy p.'iilant and rkhAiM- 
 
 , anil tlic Mountains h) nai like /J.-. 
 
 ^V|l.l«/•)|, an ancient Sra-iort Town, (lainlinR iipon | wh(iha\e lf\nal |-irclocks anj a prcai ii^any H(.r|e a- 
 K- lideof a Hill, winch <-ciniu ,i' 'I'm I ■ , ihe v r ,'/'. | niun;; eiii. There arc Init lew Ciu.'sin tlii> I'lovince ilia- 
 (Jciicraiati.ukVI ilvice, asbeiiijjthcKeyot' ihe C ■imtry,] «c tan f;ive any ac.ount <j1:'; lor t!ie aiiritiit Ci'.K"> 
 
 ai'.il in tlic l.ilt An.uk lolt hi:i lile; and .;< ^ . alias. /.n-vi. 
 .;> t.'-. ' ■ •, hiiilt by the /(■ •«.-/.j. 
 
 0' •', 'inc ot tlie ancicnteltand riehell Cities iiinll "-i.- 
 (/;.■)//• (',-/.:iiV>,i, Hands ii| on iho .Shore.''! wascall'd '.'y 
 ih^ f'ii't'i" <iiinl\mi>i^ and by the l{ ttiuis Z'l.i^.iC -iii ., 
 jymgin 13 Dcp. •?o Mm. j.i nn and J4l)eiv I at. Since 
 the \r.i«.'i' 'j loi>k it, tliev always r( puis d the ■J..j.;j, 
 
 were ileniolilli J in their Wars wuh th-- ./.■.i/.-;,:«j, and 
 with foiiie private l>i lives ; and tho' the Ruins of 'cm 
 aie Itillvihble ill lorn Places, yet we arc at a lofs to 
 know lb imith a • their Name. 
 
 ■] h. Metroi oinan is A't^i: s, whi. Ii, as funic f\\, the The c'ry 
 /(''w,:«ichnllend'V/.;irr.i;/- /.I, fir the honour . f ' ., k/.'- "' -^'i'"-'- 
 iisr.rjr.i. llii,i a fairons City in all times 
 
 who atraekd It fever.il times ami have luaiie it a very I '"■""iinbenilhd ii uiighth, am! the I'../;/ 
 
 ulefiil I n.iiner 
 
 -.,nct The Icciind Provin.-e of the Kingdom of T'.-m/ew, u 
 
 ':■!' that cf Ten ■{. Its Limits are thcProviii. c of Tei/.r/),' 
 
 on the Well, thar of ./ :;i> j on the tall, M^idh AiI.k on 
 
 the South, and the Mediterranean .Sea on the Krrih. 
 
 The whrle Country is well llnck'd wuhCurn and 
 
 Ca-tle. 
 
 Tilt (.apiial City bears the Name of the Provii ■•, 
 
 -''"'^and (lands upon the liile of .-. MnUiiMin, at the lii- 
 
 Ifcin.e of hilt a League from ihe .Sea, bcin^ half \\.\y 
 
 between Or. <i, and .■;i.;i>'.i. The Inlialntanrs area ru- 
 
 (tick ijrot'sfortof I'eople ; howcvar they fupply ./. 
 
 ./ 
 the Ii 
 have line 
 
 hvini;by the Pco-"'" 
 
 cnrieh'd ir w^iih the Spcjl of Chi-iltciidom. I'.iiil Dl.icre 
 affimis, that in the time of the f.i«./.M, 'tuasdeniolilli'd 
 by a Tyrant, and lonn after rebuilt It It.ind . Uj on tliL' 
 (ide of a very high Moniinin. Its Wal.s, which arc of 
 Stone, and furroniide.l w;th a very deep Diteli and liel- 
 works, rile gradually aloiii; the lideof the Hill, and run 
 loa point upon the Sou:h end, where an oMC.illlo ll.uids 
 that isdelervMai Scaat a gieat dillanec. Padinp this 
 Callie yon ftillaleetul about one fo'irtli of • 1 eajju'e, till 
 von come ata F'ortwi'h lour Haitians, builtby the r-^k/, 
 where tiny h.'ve alwa\s a (iOvcrnour and ^rg Men. 
 1 he Houles of this City begin at the Sea lido, and r.lc 
 
 and other places with Corn, liarlcy, Wax, Honey, ■j:',.iby degrees uptn the .ifceiir of the Mountain, whicii 
 When .".:/«. 'I'f ii"/,c •■•'■, King of Vcm.fni, his eldi ft makes a iiiible Ihevv ; for one does not intercept the view 
 Son liicccededto the Crown, and the two ynnn^er Bre- j ot th.eo-.her. Thev arc verv wellbuih, ;ind the Sitrcets 
 thrciirel.ellinp againlt him, the yoimgelt poiresd him- .ire very regular. L'pon the 1 and fide the City is liir- 
 folf of ths City! ;' lid alfuiu'd the Title ot King of 'JV- i romvied wnh rupgeil Ricks, tlie South tide of whidi 
 i;:^: 1)111 h s Siic-ellbnr was oiitcd bv B.mV:. //>, and P'vesa noble I'rol'peilt of wide fertile Plains. ludbyihe 
 the I'.i K< .ire Itill Mailers of it ; for 'tis one of the De- ; H.irbour there was a fmall lll.md, upon whicii i-et.lin.wd 
 pendencies of -^'^iV'.', and enlarges i;s Revenue conli- ^ King nl ''.^r;V, built a Fort call'd Pi;'.';'i,' , but to ren- 
 dcr.ibh. Iderthe Harl-or.r later and larger, .V,:.Vm,.,:,-) lias fincc 
 
 Br.J..n; another City in this Province, call'd by Pro- | i"in'd th.it Ille to the Continent by a Peer, biuk of the 
 hm C.imt'iGr:ni,itii, was f lUiidcd by the /(,;«.ii:.<. The | Sti nes of lome ancient I'nildiiig.s brought from Vetr.fm. 
 
 At pielent ./(^ij/.w is the nchelt City lii all W/'u,^a„j 
 
 Inhabitants of this place maintain d ilieir I.ibirty .alove 
 ICC Years, 111 opi'olition to the Lords (f T'li::^, till 
 B.i'/'.;r )]'i fubdiicd 'em. (ime winch nine they li.ive been 
 fi'bcrt to tho T fkj. The a.ljaceni Cxnmtry is well 
 ftcck'd will: Cairli', Corn, Barley and l.iiitfeed, and 
 produces the belt b'ips in .//WV.r. 
 
 The rcniaiinig Cities in this Pi'Ov:iue, aie .V^ ;;■,', or 
 Flclomi'st'.iwiJi, ihe Revenue ot winch riles lor the 
 melt part from their Silk Worms, and which is famous 
 for the having B/!'/'<;it;/7":'s Fleet burnt in their Har- 
 bniir bv the .syi/:wi.i,./., in llic Reign ot Ci'niles the 
 Vth. 
 
 Miii.i'..:, ali.as .*f.':;w/:»/.i, built by the /^.m,;;;', and eii- 
 riclid with mimerous Springs, and puat plenty of excel- 
 lent Walnut, Citron a iidDraiige Tieej. 
 
 A/'y/'/.:, or /Vu/o»o's Cii.'ri;/,: «. ;./('.i//./, whore fevcral 
 /^ ".;•.' Antiquities and Inlcripiions are to be feen, and 
 which was lediic'd fro.n a rich to a very low Condi-, 
 lion, bv the SJiifmatick('.:.'/M of C.i<i^.i)i. 
 
 And ('■/,> /•, lall'dbythe Natives T.'ijrc'.Aw, which 
 vva.niiichiiiibclliilid by the /(i/'i.-i. lunpcrours, and was 
 once one ot ihe moll p ipulocs Cities in At>:t:i, the 
 Track of lis WaKs being three Leagues in Cncumference. 
 \Vh le the ■'■.:/'i lorded over .thU.i Cit^nin was much 
 rcpriedt<,>r iisrulics, andfor its T 'nucrlities, which pro- 
 due d great I'oeis .ind excellent Philofophers. After that 
 it lell into ilicl finds ot' (./ ii'sFaniily.whopolfefs'd in 50 
 Ve.ns.til I the '\'iar 9 19,111 which ///'./(i,'.i demolilh'diisHon- 
 fes.Walls and! emples.aiul cruelly put to deaih all theCi- 
 tizensiliat wereof /.'-fi's Opinion ; fo that there's no- 
 thinpof 1! now llaiiding, bur tw-o ancient Temple;;, oik- 
 ol which has a very high Sioiie Monument, call'd Co- 
 loinmni/:, i. c. The SepiiUire of tho l{inii.'.i\ where 
 tis faid Count ln!i.iii<, Daughter was iiuerr'd. From the 
 tip of ihisMonimienr one niav defcryaSlnp zo Leagues 
 off In the Year 111^ Sr.ll-r.r'.n-i attempted to pull it 
 down, hoping to hnd fomcTicafiue in it. but when ihcy 
 liUtd up the Stciics, there came a for t of black poilonuus 
 
 impiovescvery Dayiiponthe wreck of the Sp/'.Ni/h ni- 
 val Force.,, aijd the Spoil of Chrilleiidom ; for the ve- 
 ry Cull,. nis of irs Pott amount to an inimenle Suin, 
 nioie than all the Revenues of the Kingduniof T'KWf- 
 
 fr,.-. 
 
 riiere aie fevei il Moimtanis in tins Provinre, inha- 
 bited by I wai like People, who being I ieh in Corn, Cattle 
 and Hoiks, own no Soverai^jn, and p.iy tiibiite 10 
 none. 
 
 .Among thel'e Mountaiib, whi, h are all denvd froinj 
 the '„:rf ./f.',..., th.u call'd c.c alias /•;,////.>.' .-i-, i.:fl,.,, 
 
 Vi'- .Ml,!,-; 
 
 on nd 
 I wi ui 
 
 in..|l >-elebr_atid. "Tisonlv aicclI.iblebyonePafs, which 
 may be deteiukd wnhStoms agairll a whole Army. It '""' 
 has altr.ing wall'd 'lown about n, thar givesn.ime rothe 
 wImIc .Maintain; and I'everal other Villages inhabited 
 by leveial Clans, whicii are only 10 many Branches of 
 line Line, and have each of 'em their refpeclivc Heads. 
 I One of ihele leading Men being defended of a good A Kinj-of 
 Fan. ily, 311 1 allied to th.it Cjovernour cf .//^/c/tliat '"""■ " 
 Ki./m r/7", kill'd, proclaiiu'.l liimfelf King of Ciicr, aiid 
 vvagd perpetual War with theT.vJt', tillk:-/u/,^;; 'mar- 
 iiedoneot his Daugliteis. After that iic made Peace 
 wiih the I':, k.j. and became verv powert'el ; t'ur he 
 maintains i^eo iMrelocks, and iv;oH'irfe, bclidesagrc.it 
 nviny Foot Sonldiers, amid after the talhion ot the 
 Coiii.trv. The Inhabitanis of this Moumaiu have a 
 paiiicular avei lion to the ;?(•».(. It atfids good Salt- 
 Peire Mines, fcom which the Kativesnukc Pow,.er, be- 
 ing fupply'd with BrimUone from Enrnpc. l hey 'have 
 likewilc good Iron Mines, and make Swords, .Spurs 
 iic. only they have no Steel, no more ih.in the rclt of 
 B':il '•■>)■ Several Moiike)s frequent the Wcody par:s of 
 the Meunrain. 
 
 W.m;. /, is ( according to foiiic ) th'' fiiurth Province of 
 the KinpdiimofT.7«;-/";; ; for the DcUriptii-iiot'whKh, 
 we letcr the Reader 10 tlie .Additions to the enfidiia 
 Chaiier. * 
 
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 A Dejcription of Africa. 
 
 C H A P. V. 
 
 
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 Containing John LeoV 'De/cription of the Kingdoms of Bugia 
 
 and Tunis. 
 
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 N incifiu time Bi'j'.i was iinilfr the Go\einiTiir,! 
 ot tlicKingot /'»M'', wlio at hi'- lU.ith, left ;<«;.• 
 iinneSon, I'mm to another, and Hi.f,y»'i;,i,',* tu.i 
 ____ thirtl. llnliJiiih.i^i^ (b the Son that inhenuil 
 flri^i'-t w,!"! cali'd - ri ignM formany Ycari in B«^i.', till 
 h'Cf ,1 ti.iihl King of Spain liifpnflcfs'd him. 
 i^, -. (■ 1 he ancient C'ltN of /?»^.i was huilt bv the- /<omii.( 
 -'"" "' ° r as (ome think j upontlielidc of a hiph Mouiiram near 
 the M' .litcrtanean Sea, and liirrounded wi^h hi(;h iiia- 
 jtltick Walls. If It were all iiihalmcd, it inij^hi miit.ain 
 24CCC I'amilie';, whereas the part ihaiis now inhahiud 
 haj not .above ti( CO. I he Houfes, Temples and Oil- 
 leges have a llatf Iv afpeilt, and ihe Town maintains a 
 grc.it many I'lofillii'irs cf Law, and of naiur.il I'hilo- 
 fophv. Thty li,i\ia larpo lair Markc:- place, and Mo 
 tiatUiies, Illn^ and Holpitals, bmlt atWr their talhion. 
 1 !;c Streets are all upon the alccnt and J.cfiCiit; and at 
 the nppcrmoll part of the 'lowi) there ilaiuls a ftioni; 
 laflle, well walld, with fuch curious carvinp upon the 
 TailUr and Tmiher work, as is faiii to have coll: more 
 ihm theW.illit lelf. The ndt Citizens us'd to fit out 
 (jal!ey» th.1t infclU-d the Sf.tuijb Cualt, which provok'd 
 
 Takcuby ihc 
 
 the Kingot f.Miij to fendPcdre (/•■ ,N.i; ir.v; with a Fleet 
 of 14 fail apaiiiil them. I'pon his nriival, the People, 
 ti i;ethcr W!ttuhc:r l\.inj;,lieini;dilli'l\ d inliixiiry,aiKl iiii- 
 a^.inaiiited with War, dcli.tted the C;t> , and left all 
 its Kiclits and I'lcnty 101 an cafy Booty to the Sp.:iiijh 
 •M 
 
 Gull- 
 
 irit"i: 
 
 II 
 
 CtijJjnuni. 
 
 iiurai. 
 
 Ihe I'own of C, gel ftands upon an impregnable 
 Monritain, by which means the lnhabit.aiits .ilways a- 
 \o;dedihe paying of Tribute to ihi Kiu^s I't U;.\;.i and 
 ■Ji.ij.i ; but a: lenpihthcy fiirrcnJcr d themfelves to Bj.i- 
 /!> /f., \\hr> denianJed iio other Dnt^ of 'em, than the 
 Ti'nth.s of iheit Corn and liine rait ei;lar Fruits. 
 
 >;■, ,/j, aii'iiherl own 111 rii:s (Jountr;, is inhabited 
 by a r;ch gene iin s leoi'le, that i^o very neat in their 
 Cjo.i.hi. '1 hey liase I iiiapr,i!.cein Temple, a ptiblick 
 H"lpitalfor ihebnrertamnitiv. < I Strangers, and a Col- 
 lege, the .Students of uliich lia\e their Uiet and Apparel 
 vKiiii, '1 lii-ir Wi'inen are black hand, and lia\e deli- 
 cate fninolh w hue Skins, by\ertueof theit trev]i em u!e 
 of Rtths. Their Honles, which are but one Ifiry high, 
 arc \ cry neat, and have each of em a Garden warti'd 
 with pleafint 1-ountains, and .idorn'd with Daniask-Ro- 
 fes, Mvitles, Camo.ml, and other Herbs and Mowers, 
 belidcs iV.ady Arhouis. 
 
 The City of Coi^.'.D.'f/'iw ftanJs upon the South fide of aiediy, but very fci tile in Corn. Tlure's a Hiii ir.u 
 avery high Mountain, and is fuirounded \eith flecp the Town, whit h is full of great Caves : and tlul'e ihe 
 
 leave it. Hut tome tliat are lliarp fet will watch till ihc 
 Women are gone, and lobihe pictcndcd Utvils of their 
 Men 
 
 Another remarkable thing is a Fountain of cold W'a- 
 tet, a preiry way out of the Town to the l.altw.Ui^ 
 with a Marble Monument juH by it, that has fu,l' Un"' 
 loglyphitil l-.mblems upon it, as are to be feeii at y< «., 
 TliiNiheMob takes to have been a Gtammar 5i,li,,„i 
 tiandotm'il imo Marble, upon the. iceount ot the Viees 
 aiiil l.ewJ.iiils lioihof the Malursand Ho\s. I'loni ilir 
 Cii) tiuheRncrthcy defendby vSt.iirs hewn 1 uic.f tl,,. 
 Rock ; and nilt by the Hiver there's a liiile Honfe cut 
 our of the Rock fo artfully, iliat the Kiof, WalN .mil 
 Piliats are all one continued Subllar.-e ; and here the 
 Women of C'i')^'.(»;tiw« walliihcii laiicn. 
 
 AlterCo);/?.!«f/»/.i weconic to R'w.i, ^U^s,II'ppc, where 
 St. .yni;;./?me wasliilhop. T was lubduej by the (hi hi "' 
 and afterwirdslaid in.4lhesby //j//wito, the thud I'a- 
 tiiarih after -U/Swc/. 
 
 After mnnv Years, the Ruins of this City furieilsj ,. 
 Stones lor the building cf a new 'Icwii, about two 
 Miles clt', calld I!r:.:.H:iiin.!; 1. c Ih fin of jiiji.h. 
 for iliat l-'ruir is very plei'tiful thereahouts, and the In- 
 habitants digit inihe.Sun and keep it till Winter. |t 
 contains almolt jcobaimlies, but all the BuildiiiiJs are 
 very pitilul cxiepiuii', one Tem]'!e which llaiulb inxt 
 the Sea. The Inhabitants are Ivlcrchaiits and J'lades- 
 men, and have ;i weekly Market every t'liitz-y witliour 
 the Walls, whii Ills well fiequcmed. Here is a gre.it 
 deal of 1 inen-Coth «ove, molt if which is lairydta 
 \uniiJ,',-:. There's a place in the , Sea not far In m ihis 
 Town, that atliitds great i]uaiitities of Coral, w li ■ I; the 
 (U-ii.i.cJi- piociir'd liberty to hlh for from the King of 
 Tiini', upon tlic Coiilideration iliat this People knew 
 not how to lillitiirit ; but they would never iutier the 
 i./.(u,'/c 10 build a Callle near the j'laie to det'cnd cm 
 fionuhe Pyiates, whichihc King had aliov.'ii em toiJo; 
 for It Iccii':. iIk- CrU'.i^r/c ihdoncc bcfotemaiiirtheTown 
 b\ filch a Siiatagcm as that. 
 
 The next loun is T.-.///^;, the Iiiiildin,t;s of uIikIi 
 are very forry. iho' it has the lelt ligli W.ill 1 ever law, ^"-'' 
 the Stone,', ot' it being much like thole iipMi il|. (J, I ij'.i at 
 H.nii: .V great River runs thro' part ot' the City ; anj 
 there are fvlaiMePi'l irs in dheis places, with Infrip;:. 
 ons in Latin I ettcis, belidcs other hiiiaie PillarM.f Mat- 
 ble that aie covet'd with Roofs. The adjacent l',.,:r-, 
 
 Rosks, undi r whi^h runsthc River 'ii.i.gma r, that fcrves 
 for a i'own Ditch. The Itrcngtli, lieight,antii|uiiy and 
 bia'ts of the Walls, isfiifficicnt piMnf that the /(^ w.i;,; 
 were ih.c L'> undcrs of rbe Cii;.. It contains above 
 8000 ramihes, and has laigc (Uiely (Jatts ; but 'tis only 
 avccli'iHe by twonanow P.ilfagcs, one 011 the Kail and 
 another nn the Weit fide. It has a great Temple, two 
 Colleges, andthrefoi four M-nahuies rhat are builr 
 ver) fumpteoully. 'Tlic liihi'citants are a fiank fort of 
 Wen ; thtyadipn a Ui-arate ] ! - 
 haveamiiif; 'cm a Comp.my 
 
 whom fc:i Cloth and Wo 
 
 v.,;/.. /;'<:, and others tin i 
 
 for Slaves and Date ■, lu 
 
 here than lu.inv odi';r [-arc ot^ n.i>bv>. The Kings of 
 
 'l',i>j;- C'liimoii'.'. confers the Govirnment ot Coi.ji.vitiiia 
 
 ttponhiseldilt Si n. 
 
 About a Ml. e and a h-.df off the City, there's a Tri- 
 AK,-iiArii u'lii h.il A'.h, of tilt laiue lam witb ihofe at K^mr, 
 for CiiUo „i v-iijdithc \u';.-.r Copie t ike for a Calile wheic Devils 
 had their reli.!cii,-e, till the M,v}:mc:/ins came and ex- 
 pend 'em. 
 
 '1 here's like wife a hot Bttli amoni; the Rocks, in the 
 Kc i'hl'Ourho..d of the City, which is full of Snails 
 ( A;!i..wi//caiis cm ToriotlcS; antlthele Snails the credu- 
 lous Women take lor Devii ,, imputing all Uifeafcs what- 
 foevcr to their influeiici' ; .1:1 i pretend to avert then ina- 
 iliin In'iucuce, by kiiling a w'hite Hen, and carrying it 
 01. 4 I'lattcl w.th the 1-eaiheis on to the Bath, where they 
 
 (■ lumon People take for the ancient Halaiatioiis of 
 (iiants: lint 'tis lertain tlii /(^ »;,ri,jniadetliele Cavts' y 
 taking the Stoiusofihe City Walls out oftlieRo>k, \\,i,- 
 nut- trees grow as rhi'k as a Wood within live Miksuf 
 the place. The Inhabitants are anunhuman, covetous, 
 brtitilh (laug; for whiclircafon /i.'./.i/.v:^ an elegant .(■.-.- 
 /'u<;Poet, falls very foul upon 'cm with Satyrical Ir.- 
 vcdives. 'Iheycverrcbelldagainll the King of'/.^';<, 
 and kill'd ail the Governours he lent 'em. " Fcrwhili 
 tor every Trade, ami 1 Reafon, the prefent King, upon h;:. Journey to \t,m...i 1, 
 of Merchants, fomc of ;lent Amballadours to fee how they liood atfeCK'd witii 
 
 Triurpphal 
 
 Btub, 
 
 5rae* tik?n 
 tor L»cv..». 
 
 , others tend Oil and Silk to him ; and they inltead of laving, CoJ Jr,.c t^^,■ Kp;,, 
 
 I 1: en Qoth andothet Coodsuinfwer'd, (.„d f.-.Vi- (ir City H'.:!.'-. This piovok 1 tic 
 
 ihislaitComniOilny ischeaper jKing lofar, that h. lack li the City, p''' fever,il ol \\x 
 
 ' Inhabitanistoileath, aiKlm,ulc fuch havock, ilu: it ha. 
 
 rcmain'd delolate ever lincc. 
 
 The Town of T ./j in this Province, is hkev. :te unl, 
 of /^ »»/;»( Antiquities, i. e. Images of Marl Ic, and hi-'/., 
 fcriptions in Latin Characfers-. 'I ho' it had cicellenti^-: 
 Walls, and was a place wiicrc th..- l{;^i!t.:i!! lo.lg'd moll of 
 their ^Ifiii.tn i rc.fure-, yi" the f.'rt'i allilte 1 In ili: 
 .Vip.fj took it, and laid it wade. 'Tis ii^vv iiiliabired a- 
 gain, but delcrvesr.athei the Name of a \'i.iage tiiaii a 
 Town. 
 
 Here we meet with the tamous and ancient Citvof,^. 
 C<irf/v:^c, built, .i^crJing to Ibme, by the I'eupK: ihat:.-.- 
 came out ot Syi.t, ascordiug to others, l-y a Q_uecn, or, 
 .1', fomc will have, by a Colony that cane t"i'.:m JSt ^\ 
 The principal /<_i«/j.i. ai.d ij i' 1, togaher wiili the 
 
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A Vcfcrtption of Africa. 
 
 343 
 
 jiiaMii Ci;v ol'j;, 
 
 i'y .1 U.IKCI1, dr, 
 .III from Hi i :, 
 jjalicr xvith t!:i; 
 1;;;. .li- 
 
 .iF;'.'rfj- 
 
 Inlmhiciiits of iVZ/ip/x .iml Cites, lofli'd ro (V v/r^r. 
 w hill the hUl'uncioi nulUr'il ihi fc two pliccs ; aiwl 
 .■it'll' niiin Skirmlllus uw.iii.ikcii. Aficr iliat u c ii- 
 tiiiiu'il ililol.ltc, nil liiic i.,in.l\t' .1 M.iicih::.!,, I'.i'ri.ir.'h 
 l.fiii'plir ill .1 new liolimy, ulii.h lil.l ii"t t.ikt tip tin- 
 ; '.li j'lil 1 r llut\.l!l Luy. I'lli Kniivs 1)1 lis W'.l Is 
 ari- lliil ii'Ih (^'^'11. ;«■• well :><• A Cmuliut tliai ronv ys 
 \\'«'i.-i M tlicCiiy lioiii .1 Muum.im 'j.> Mik'b otf. I'lii.' 
 (I'lnlcn'. niitlic VVi'U .iikI ^()lltll jmh hI' tlii.' Ciiy ai'.' 
 niiiinio'is hihI I'iail wiih ,ill lorn ol run', wlutli is 
 vi'iiiai .It i.'iMi. Ilii.' .l.!|;ii'ciit I'l.iiiis .' • very tritili', 
 1 ,11 ii't l.ir;.'r ; fir ilii; Noiili liiic is licni il iii wuli .i 
 Muiiitaiii, ilu' ScM, ami till' Ci'-ilpiidf IV.. ■/,/■; ilii'I'Liiiis 
 
 1 1 .'I '■/:' ' l'.'*'' ' "'■•'•'• '•' ■'''^ '-'" ""' •*>"ii''l ''di'-'- Al 
 iicli'iit (i I'. •'. !>• >V~f>} lliis C^uy is i',ii;^li(y Ion, 
 i,;nr.iiiiiiii; .il"iil'- S''" li.'iry HmiK's, ,tinl iiui .iliovi.' is 
 Sl.cips. I'll.- iinri'ialili.' Inli.i'Mt.ints, who arc oppivI'M 
 vv ill 'r.'fi'C I .ixi.'<, an' nil. 11 rnu'ikli'i's toKi'!ij;i('ii, aiiii 
 Willi \l iint'.ilt'i.r.'il'ly proiKl, iiu;lt ot Vm Lciiit; o.ilici 
 C.r'.liiu'rs or Hi.sliaiKl-iiK'ii. 
 
 I'Ik' ilccay oi ('.•'/(.;■;, i..'.,ill.iii'ii tho rill' of T.vwh, in' 
 I, rill I'.ciiCiiii.i^ v.liuli was luiilt !'■• tlic .IfUmis iip.j 
 una Like, attiic Dliianic of ii Mik'sfn'ni ilu .\U\I|J 
 tiiiaiK'.'iii : Inaiuicir uiiu'5 't'Aas^ail'il i 17/;, alter the . 
 i.iir.i.' of ,1 Cit\ 111 A] ,-. i 
 
 Si en al'iei ilie Ct-ii,\ivi.i.iiii li.i,'. r^inoxM to T.nin, i\\)- 
 cii the 'Xprcluiilivii of an liuali.m liuiii /'..>■/.•, iliey 
 v.crc oier-pcrl'wailcilb, /(.■./■ V:ii;:i!, the foiiitli .V.j- 
 hi:: :..ii I'atriai'tli, to fubiiiit to the IViiiee of f >/.(/■. 
 Alter .1 fT.at Itiaii) Year* it fibin'.ite'.l to A. ibil-Miinn-n 
 Kir.'J of M'"i':^\ aiul lOiitiiui.'d peaeeall'. iiii.lLr the 
 (luu'iimcrtof the Kings of .\;,/o,i., lill the ilcadi ol 
 Ki;n; '/ '/''', the Son of j\ti.u»:rt Kiiiwji , who was 
 i!.! ate,l by the Kiiij', of 5/.;.'//. At that tune "iw.is be- 1 
 liiu'iiai.il half vleltn V J ly iW Ai,:bi:.iii ; upon whieh 
 Ou.iliiiii ihelvini; o\ Mo-.c.o lent one ll.:l.t. ...ih.iii, a 
 bra\e(.icneial, boiiiat ^.-;.7i(iiii/'.iiw, who lelievM 'em, 
 .luiui-en'il their jcaily Tribute. His Son Aii; rij.ii,;.'. 
 w, an i!oi]u.;i!t wife Man, li'tceetlcj limi, anv! Innli a 
 ('.iIlK' upon a hinli CirouiKl, in ilie W'tit part <>t the 
 Citv, ulueli liea.lorn'il wiili fair Hiiilillnps aiul a lu'aii- 
 tll'u. Teinple. This I'rinee left i;reat Kielies to his Son 
 ,;/,., who inl'olciiily lefubM t'l be tributary to the Kin.-,s 
 of A/o'ccfc, beranle he faw 'em liecaym;;, there be.ni>at 
 that time inutiial Uiireiilioiis bctuttn the Kinmlonis of 
 .Vr) ..■ , I:-, anil V em ] II ; ii.'V, he irai\hil 10 T,'- 
 I'lr'.'" and deinaiuleil 'Iribntc <t the lnliab:taius, aivl 
 iipjnthe tarneit SolJKKation aikl lavi'.e Prili.nts of the 
 Kii.Ri of M I I. ■, auer'J ..i-.o a ki^ee wnh li,m. 
 Upon tli.ir lie retiirn'il to I'mi:' in great timnipli, aiul 
 '',;'; ^[w.iMahued Kiiii; of all ir'u^i^, there beini; no .If i.-.m 
 j,"Ji. Ptiiice eijiialto hiin at that time : Anil e\i'i linee, r.,iii< 
 l).iwhro\e fo well, that 'ii-j now aceiunte.l the riehell 
 Town in all .// (V.'. 1 he Son and Sneeellour of this 
 Kiiii;, a.Uleil hfty lliiiLliiips to the Suburbs, and built 
 two Streets, one without tlie SM-.'.t.ti Ciate, eoniaiiiMn; 
 ;mC l-'amiltes, and another without the Uctei tnrncni 
 fine. 111 wl'.K'h the Chr.lt lans of the Kings'. nard have 
 llni'abe.de, and u hull n, main d aivAe iico banulies. 
 Wiilio'at iheCiate ealld lict:. l-,:l>.ii, wliieii lies next the 
 Sta, there's a thirJ Street, where the (I'l'Hsaiy., I'ei.etiai.t, 
 an.! allothet C'hnlfian iMerdianis relort. 
 , ilie number of the Inhabitants of this populous 
 li'^ Ciiy aiiioums to i^ri.i l-'anulies { A/rt. iw. makis eni 
 C;- jj>i.'j ) eaili 'Irade I'.iving apeeiilur plaa-allotud ton, 
 but fiw of 'em areiikh. Heie the l.inen Weavers are 
 H'tv nuiiK'ious, and thin I men is iiiueli vab.uJ. allovti 
 .it i .. '1 lie NVdiiun iia". e a Itiange way oi Spiniunj;, 
 fur th'.'y let down ilieir Spm.i'.e .\t a Window, or thn' 
 ahnlem the Floor if an upper Room, and the weight 
 of the S| indie iiiai.cs the Thread very . han and even. 
 The Miiiiiaut'., I'rieUs, and Dod'ns, are deeem!\ 
 elo.tthd Willi I'lirbaiits upon their Hiads, cnet'd with 
 I iiioii Cloth, but the Courtieis and .Sonldiers have nn 
 I '.lien upon their Turbants. All forts ot Grain are very 
 l.aree iiithis place, becai.feth'' Ineiirlions ot the -i'rii- 
 •o.'j fcare the Inhabitants from rilling the adjaeen: 
 Gro'jii,!s, and they a;eUii-p!yd with Com t'l'.nn 'Ir.i, 
 Ji-X''-- and ;>■ (..:. '1 hey low a fniall i]uaiuuy ot Uar- 
 icy and Corn 011 (oine Iewl»i.lds in the Suburb's that.n. 
 wall'd roand ; but the ».irouiid is In dry, thir they ari.' 
 fo'c'dto raife Water our of I'r.s, wnh a Whjel tiirii'd 
 round by a Nbdeor a Caiml, and diU*e'rle it over tin 
 furiaec of ihe (niun.lby 1 r.Hi'^hsaiul 1 ther Conveyan- 
 ei's. They bake exeellent bread in Mortars, lta\ iiig tlu 
 Bran and the blower togitlier. All the Water mi tin 
 City is rain Water ; in the Suburbs indeed there's a 
 Foiiiiuun of fait W.iter, wliuh islbid up and ilowiiilu 
 City, and reckon'd whiilfiu.ei and hiter to be dranl. 
 ihautanW .er ; .iiul fjir,e other Weils of good trcll. 
 
 Water, whuliarc ulcrvd only for the mi' ,jf the King 
 ind liu C'lmieis. 
 
 /io.i-'sa li.i'.ely Templcriehly endow d, bt-lid'.'. leve-T" 
 ralo'liei- Teim-le.> ill ithaxefniallir lU'ieiuies, ,i:idCol-" ' 
 e';c. .ml .M'naltu.es maiiitain'.lat the [uibliek Cli.nei-. 
 OiiL'of linii- .Moiialleiies was binii aiii pruvuled wulv 
 larr.e l>.e\iuiics by ilie Kini; of i.,iii , for ihe Heiriir ol 
 a ho') ,Si"'iei , i.ill'd -V/..'/ n /j. !,'./, who i;.) up an,'. dov,,i 
 iheStnMs bnelie.i led .md bare.bo-.'d, ...irim^ S-.orie,. 
 ib.iut wiih'ciii.TlK'irili.iifi's are v.ellra.iiie,! and v.m ,', 
 .Mi.\ blli't of ex -cil'.'nt Sioii.-; 1 iit Woo 1 t'ieai\e upon 
 being vi'r> fearee, molt of ihi II r,iiiitii..i ;. d, ia' ujiji 
 I'l.idlei. .Hill tluii- Clwml'er i I or^ aii- pa\'d \\ii:i .1 
 lliijiiiu; inrr nf Sionc, lluy aie but o'-.e flory big'i, 
 .iiiil have .illof 'em two (Jaie.,, .i;io lea lin^ f the Sire. 1, 
 .111,1 ill other to the C)tli.:c Houlls, wiih a large Conit 
 between, v.hei'e the Mir. hau'.s reeei\e their brun "-.Lid 
 l.ilk ( f Hnliikls. Thou W. nun have a deietit blibir, 
 and wluiitheygo abroad, .v\ veil'd er ir.askd, li,nin^> 
 ihtii bore heads eiverii will! a I men C!' th, which is 
 loin'd til anoiherthat thev >.ill 'iV/mi.-'. They wni) (o 
 niii.'h Idneiiabont ilieir H.'ads, iliat they feem like (I:- 
 ants Heads. Whatever ihey have or ean earn, tiicy bc- 
 Ituw it upon I'l rl'unies and fieh other Vanit Ci : .Sirre of 
 'em arc f jr.- d by poverty to turn W)iore<. i'ht- Inhabi- 
 t.iiit.sof this plai.e make lieij.ient ufeof a . <mi!'(n:ndi.,I 
 C'oi.fe,:tion, lall'd A..'..,/, anl'uneeof w'li.'iis'a gnat 
 iiicen-ivct.i Venery, and ftts em a laugl.i."..; and liali)- 
 ing asil' they were half drunk. 
 
 I'efore wed.liril's this Subjeiil, 'cvmI) 1 - pr' p.'r m ; i^e 
 r-.iiier,oti.e of t!ie Court of 7".. .-. As fi. r. as the Ki:'..; r ; 
 dies, h b.Sono' next! Kir fixe^edsto tlieCri.vMi, and a.i '■<- 
 tlieNo'.il-.; men, I'liclts, Pucfors, and ji.,l;;i.'s, take an 
 Uaili i:f Al'eti.mei to him. 'liieii t!u' ihi'cf > 'ifker. f 
 the Court, who g jes bv th.'Tu.'cof li.c .I'lw.fi .■; 1. v. 
 J'.'c /■..'-. .1, L'l.es tothc iii.wKii.g, an A.'eouni 1 . all 
 iliarheili,! in Ir.-rredetell'our's Reicn; upon wlmhih,' 
 King oi.'ershun to I'libiw Ofliivs I'ipon tii,' N. .'iili'irui 
 a,..ii,iin}; to I heir i'e(j>e:tae I 'igii't.. .''noiher pr.iiii- 
 paU)Hiier istlie .\)i'«;.. 01 Ccneral, who at bi> own 
 pleafme, ra'lcs, | ays, an,! lu-ads :hL' .\rinv. The n.'»t 
 is thei'.p'.' ..VMor (loviin iirof the I. altji-, t'.bu i-i ndi 
 tlieKii .'.s Tcrii n, and milicts I'l ndhnienr in :ii;'l'. ',0- 
 iier.i ill ihe I'altle, as if he were King himftif I I'c 
 toiiith C'lliicr IS the Covernour cf the Citv, w!io .nlmi- 
 inltersjultue, and piinithes Criminal . J he i-.tih isihc 
 .Vi-e iv.i V, «|;o writes aii.i gi\es Anfwirs m the King's 
 Name, and has tl;-j l'r:viloi-c t • open all Letteri, except- 
 ing liu has, irc liiu to the ''i'.'. •.'.'„■•, i.r to the (iovcrnour 
 ot theCjity. ih.f lixtll is the Cr.'if C .-■nic l,i:i:, uho 
 provides I'lirnitinetlr thel'aiaec, gives Orders to aliihc 
 bloiilhold, calls the Couifclloiirs by a .\Ielivnger, ard 
 lias arecfs to the King ^licn he j'leal'es. Thv kncii'li is 
 
 I'-c lli''^' r.i.'Jii c', who reieivesthe Revenues of tin- 
 Crown, and wiihthe KingsCoiileiit, pays 'em in to the 
 Mmu'i.le. The prelVnt King has 11 any l.'ev iv es to Ibrcw 
 Money outof his Sub'cCts :" He lives fcmetimemn his 
 I'alaec, and fometimes in(i.irdens among his Coneii- 
 1 ines, Mulieians, St.mc-l-'laycrs, i,',-, but ihe M.ilieiaii.s 
 arc always bioiij;lu into his preiencc houd-wuik'dlik,' a 
 Hawk. 
 
 PailiiigT'o;;.', w . a^lVl•ar/•;.-.^/.r/./l>, a Town i:p..n 
 the Mid'.iirianean, liiunded in o'.ir nine by ,»,•,;»,/■■, the''' 
 lirlt I'aiiiar.h i.f 1 >:.■•<■. r, with a in bb Harbour, ami 
 I'oi tilled with llroiig W.il.s, lowers, and Cjatuv. 'I'liij 
 
 \/.i'..' , pietendiiig to be defended of Min.ir.e!, ingra- 
 ri.itcd lumlelt fonuhii with the I'ei picc.f this C. unuv 
 that by ilie.r albltance he was niaile Prince of (,!.■',.: ij 
 aficr which, perceiving that I'omc were une.ify under 
 Ins tyranny, andre.idy toconfpire againlf him, he 1 uil: 
 tins I'lAvn forafale Retiigt m i.iie of neeciiitv. Ac- 
 cordingly, vvheniJ'v'.'^'..', a M:.:tiic!i:ii PieliCe .ipjearM 
 iiel.ire i'.:i'.:t!i,, lie Hed to this new lown, uli',re he- 
 made a brave detence, and kilfd lt.u':;i.i. 
 
 Now c'.:/..i(.) alias (..ii.fw, is a great City, Handing 
 upon a fandy I'lam that I't.irs lui'.her Trees nor C^orii, ''' 
 at ilic diltance of tj.i Miles fionuhe Medierr.mian, and 
 1.':^ fiom J'.M.'. 'Tw.is built by '/.'..i.', Cieiieral ot the 
 Army that //..f;'j.:)', thetii rd .1/ ./'.< ,rf«; Pidate, fciront 
 if .h.-.ii.i Deicitr.; and wasdelign'dfoi a phact of lalety 
 wb.crethe .4i.r.';'.i),.' might lod;;o their I'poil. "I'hat Cie- 
 aeral Itni'. iin.led itwitliaverv Itrong \Vall, aiul adorn d 
 it Willi a lumntuous I'cnip'e, the I'lliais of which arc 
 .cry Itateb. He govern d (.uiaoii, till i^^tic.,.; the C/-.!:- 
 
 ', v.hoiheii reign'dai l>.:ni'i\i\ fent.M.y- in bis plneo. 
 V/../.-, alter many fuci-cfsful Adventures a^;ainlt the Aj,,- 
 
 oi', and iigainlt theC, fi in Sp.iiti, v,\m was tumd rut 
 i['Oii iIk de.iih of that (.'.I.'/'.', and one ,>!•:; ;</ hiecccded 
 am ; after whom, his.Son, Rrother, and Nephews fue- 
 ..cediiit; in urdei, g'ncrnd (.'.i;/ <:.■;,■, till the raniily of 
 
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 yi Dcjctiption of Africa. 
 
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 >i,'»f/''./vvcn.-ik-vcllcil of the 'i//'i nn!,ni'y, .it wlmli 
 tin c till- ;V/..'' ;(',-MH r,i,'i7n'j rciuiivM tVoil) />ii"t,'(() lo 
 W,i:;«. /.-,;. In th,it|iiiicliiri-,ni\c iUi^hl \\m .•ipfointiil (_•< • 
 vcnioiiict' '.r/;.i <i, ,111,1 III'- Poliiriiy t'ni<~'y >l i'''i' f'" 
 M'liiiiuiii (or n Yc.iri. In /.' i;/ < i liinc l>'"i'"' I'l' 
 came (bp.ipuloiK, tlut a lowii (.illil /<• ''''i ivan I>iiilt 
 jiilt Iw it, Ml «lil> l\ licaiul ilii' ('(iiirt r,liilc.!. 
 
 ,<„(,■. in. '""■ '■'"''' ''i I"' •■■ i''''''' '' ■' '''■""' "'' •''' ' ' ""'"' '^"' 
 MiiMl.i'thi'n-.iiiiivi'i nl't'i >.Mi ; li) tint in lii^tnr.i' 'twas :i u'lli'iililcil 
 
 Hjh-m ui t'liv.'l liisC.ty wasonif mtv tinu.iis Inr thcl^iu'.v "t tlu- 
 
 ut .j.rj.n. ^\j,,,,„, ,,„| ,,„..:,nvl iKuliM.llln (•"■•""•>l''^^'>^''' 111 '- 
 
 / (.r ; Im ill l.iil 'twas ill liroy'il ami ilio' 'us nnv rclm;!;, 
 
 vot'lislai ihiiiof ill r.'iJiri rploii.'.o'ii- ; lor iis cnly 
 
 liil!al-i:aiits.inl l,llll;■^-Uu•l^ll^, «1ki tin I Irailurtdilir 
 
 i\..'/i ,!,(■, t'irii.'i, ami tri^k it li.i /.■/ a' ..'iiC'IdiIi. 
 
 Aiii-rluT inii;iiK:iMep!.;cc in till? Ccuiii'iv !'• !•■'!•'•<"- 
 
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 tiirll. 
 
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 *i»r, .■.-.;,, 
 
 'MiiTiior u•|ll;ll^:l;utr p:..tt in iin^ v-ciini'iy ii i. t',,- 
 i:.'.\ tliro' wliulii'un. u;.na 1U>. IT (j| li'tVV.iiiT, tliat 
 lukis.i l.:ikv 111)1 1:11 I'limi tlic'Iowii ' ill'i! llio / '',- "/ 
 /.f.i, ij, t'liim IIS fvtriii',11 vtriiic ill 1111 p)' 111 Ims ol 
 I ipioCicv ■IliisWa'irliisariilpliiivinisrallf, aiul >!(«•» 
 not .It all viiK'i', !i tliiilt i liowcvi'r tlic Inli.ilntatits iii.' it 
 torilriik, luvuii; tit It .1 I'viliiip alinolt a ulnL- tlay. 
 Tlic (iuir.\' ol ilii> Kivcr lu< a Milt' aiiJ a lull' to iIil- 
 Soiiilt ol ilic I'own. 
 
 HtTc Wl' imill take notia- of ilu lllaii.l of f.'.-'/"', 
 xvliii'li is a plain liii.ly (Jruiiiiil. about iS Miles iinom- 
 I'.iis, lyuii* mar tlic W//.i ", C'oniiiiciit, ami piinlrtiiijt 
 };nMtp'iiiryot' Pati's Vim-s, Olives, aiul other Iriiit. 
 
 W'c priMx\l 111 ov.k'i hi i) .i'l'iplii, which was built 
 In- the /(n»i,,</', and aUfr\var>ls taken hy ilief.oW'-. At 
 lall the ."•■''•.•« -v/ I look it alter a Sieiv ut' (ii Moiilhs, 
 mul the C'i'.i^eir.werc eillicr kili'Jorcarry'd l-'rifoiiers to 
 
 ' on Tripiitii bein;; tluis JefttOy'ii anoiiur City ol 
 tlut nanu', was bmh upon a laiiHy I'iiiii, that 
 l-ean jriMt plenty of Pates, ami fiirrouiulnl uitli .i 
 Wall. In tlii.s iK w Ciiy the Hoiiles exceeti thofc of I'li- 
 tii\ ai! .1 pe. iJiar pl.icc isalIii;nM locai h I'laik-. Here 
 Corn IS eui-,-ani ilear, bv re.il'Hinf the i arrcimef'.'.f the 
 til! a, en! bields; anil the) li.ivcr.ootlier NVaiei :h:in rain 
 
 Watci. 1 hoy have leveiai (lately 'Ifinples an.l ( ol- 
 li)^S aiHliin bhapiial tor the im. rtiMiiih ic of biran- 
 ".eisas wcllas tlicT ov;n |'(k r. 'I'lii'ii F.irc ii i.„ly 
 Oii'ii|liiip.^ inailciit' Diiiloy Men!: t r he't a ri.h Mm 
 th< le that can coimntinl a biilhclor two ot' Oim, 'IJn. 
 Ci'i^einaie iroilol' 'nii M. rehant* ; liii its ncaiii.fs i,, 
 \ mill,-, I' I I, i'()'»aii.l M.:ln, rciiilers it a eonieni- 
 em place list liaile . It liaslikiwil'eanreat many Wt». 
 \tr-. 
 
 This Ciiy Ins .ilways been fu'iitC^ to thr King of T. 
 "M ; but at the fiiiietiinc that th- Kiii;; ot K'^ f;,rc,| 
 the I I'yof I'lmlUmiiiif to open ilicir dates to linn, m\\ 
 i.'.iry'.l tbcKini; of V::iih I'lifonir t.. iheCillle of t'.j. 
 /I, ilieti'c-o/ir/c faek'il T/;'!,'/,, aiiil laiy'il oit'tic I„. 
 liibilaiilsiii capiu'iiy. I'pon tlii> die Kiii^uf /■ ; |;nc 
 the (•.i.oNi-le v"'"" Dinars for the Toivn ; biir.ifi. r 
 tlirv h.v.lfiirrenileril the 'lov. ii i.itlie Kiiip, tiny t,,,,,,! 
 moll (if then l)ii atsu) be Countcit'cir. Afier tliat ,;. 
 i/;'.-/!!;! Kini'. of / -^ leltia'il tlic Kiiii; of T«"// to lus 
 'lliroiic, aiul his I'ollerity cii|oy'il ii.'till King ,'/cj,,,i, 
 w.'skili'il in the C'.iltlrof T.i/n/ bv lus uwn Ncphd, 
 «lio afieiuaiils iil'urp'il ilic (ioveni'iiciit, tJI he vis 
 kill'il ill a Hatllc iviili ll.iti In/ Miw-i , who ihcrcii-.iii 
 I'lCiiuc I.orilof l':ii\' <. He wa' fuc.ce.leilliy his .Sun 
 T^r.h.vi.i , who with; ... '"-w Months Jy'J uftlic I'Ligue, 
 anil alter Inn came his t, . liii Af;i(<-)«..v, whom ilieC'i- 
 •i/cns expcU'd upon the aiioiiiituf his tyranny, ar.,! | u- 
 Icr'ilio the llii( lie a C'lti/di. 'Ihis Citizen foieirj 
 lora time with a;.;ieai ileal of liilcietion ami iiioilejtv, 
 but at l.iflpiov'il aTyi.iut, and was inurthir'il by h j 
 own Kclatiors. 
 
 'Ilienihe Citizens forc'il the Ciovt'rimiciit upon a.ei- 
 tain Nobleman ihai liail r.tir'J fr.iiii the WoiM ;in.| 
 liv'iihke a lleiniir, aiiJ his I'odcnty continucil in u, till 
 I'i-.lni.le \rtc,i.Mtlic,V/'ri,i//.'Gencral, took the City, ari.l 
 fcnr tlie(iovernoiir aii.l his .Son-in-law I'r.lbncr to A.'c'^;- 
 ii.u Alrei foine ycais iiiiprifi-ininent, the binpero'.r 
 Chrilri V. rcltor'i! ilic (Mivdnncnt to his lornier li- 
 berty: liut liikc that till Chnlliaiii have dtflroy J the 
 
 'i'ciWIl. 
 
 
 yXdditions to C h a p. V. 
 
 /^^v; Jrom Marmol. 
 
 1; 
 
 Ttc KriR. 
 
 * ..11 cf 
 
 .11)-. 1 
 
 ■'-C -t I 
 
 Btj;.'/>, the innft Faftein Province of Mr.urir.wia 
 ivir.ii.mt, is boumleil by ,-((;;/p.j on the Well, 
 ilic I'rovuue of .If'/.'.-.i on the hall, the Mniitcr- 
 janean .Sea on tlic Nonh, ami K: x.in .>i>n the 
 Soiith. C^f/jwv aiiii fi vera! oilier iiotcil Aii|liur.<, make 
 ir aPio.inccof I'.ciKc/.'H; and others aeam, npon the 
 (..'iilii^eiaiiuii iha' the Kint; of i',.»./j gave the Oown of 
 /i/',:;!! to his Son, look upon it as an Api-eiidapc of the 
 Kiiii;i!oniof J'.'"/.. 'I'hebiiik i''\ the Country is iiionn- 
 taiii'iiis, and niolt of the Inh.ibitants lakinp the Advan- 
 tai^e ol ihcir Hccpand aliiioli iii.iccelhble Scars, inaimain 
 a;iiiidc|iendaiit liberty. I liev aic not only Uniit.and At- 
 fcclcis of M.if.nificciicc and I lonoiir, btit likewilc rich 
 In Cattle, and have ,i j;icat many birelocks and Horfe- 
 mcii ainonp "cm. '1 he Valleys arc pollefs'd by the '■liit- 
 l>i.in.\ who lirappjc up and down with thcir'l'cm;, and 
 have many hue arms. 
 
 B«:;i'^, the Mesropolit.iii .-.t ilic Kingdom, contain'd 
 inthcii'iK' ..I iIn Cp'cn.lo'ir, .ibo' c 2 >ooo baniilie:.. 
 Tv.v.slinl dcllros'd bv'.-.'" rhe S hii'mati-'k C.tlit'r. ; 
 nticr wh'vli 'twas rcpeop'cd, but could never arrive at 
 its prill itivc Ipltndr.ur. blowev en he Citizens liv'd in 
 P'.'aee and cifc while AiJuir.^ii ( the Ku.R ot nii.n's 
 .'■.on i vv.is tli'ir S;> errii;ii, tillrhcy provoK'd thcKingof 
 s'(i i;« tot.-.kc po'.ic.lion of the Ci:v. The Sfi,ii.ii''iis con- 
 t iir.cd Maiicr>of iifor^y Years ; but .1. /). ISSS' ■^•''- 
 /■;/j.i. - Ciovcrnoi'r of /(/;;;i-.j, took it by capitulation, 
 for whi.'li thoMH''/' Coveriioiir was beheaded when he 
 remind to .sy.i:'/;. .Since that time the 'l'ui\s have Itill 
 kept aCT>>verii"'iM and a nood(>ariloii in the place. 
 
 t)ii the liaiilideof hu;\i<i a liiiall Riicr enters the 
 .Sea, c.ii d by I'tilaDii i<f;.i::.i, an! by V.iiiy S.ivnr. 
 This River I alfcs between the Moiiiuaiiis of C;/cd and 
 /!/'!?;, and upon the inciting of Siiuw, fwclls prodiiii- 
 oudy. ' Tis v/cll llock'd with Fiili, but the People have 
 filth [Jcnty olT'iih upun the StAlide, tlut they Jo not 
 
 niiiid thcfc. Wlulc Riiiir Was in the ipttnifu fiin,l>, 
 111) Velleleoiild enter ihe Ri^er, by reafoli of a Bank ct 
 Sand inits Month : Rutilie very lame '^'earthai v.i,; ■„■ 
 rnei took tlic 'I'ov^n, n raiiid to violently, that ilic Wa- 
 ters fweep'd oti' the Bank, lothatlaree Villelsniayrmw 
 fail up the Kiver, and be Iheiter'd from all Winds ex- 
 eeptinnthc North Wind. 
 
 Kicrtiij, another City in this Province, fo well litualcl 
 and adorii'd with Gardens, Fountains, and all forts ol '""'■ 
 Fruit-Tiees and Flowers, that 'twould be one of tht 
 pleafantell Cities 111 ail linj'.ny, if ihet^rannii-inp TmO 
 did not opprcfs it 111 an outra_i;ioiis manner, fiolmii 
 plac'd It under the name of ^'i,?.-, in 1 S Uep. Long. aii.l 
 }i Dep. 4r) Mm. 1 .at. 
 
 Amoiigthe Mountains of this Kingdom .hatrall'd l.i:-^f... 
 Abci is molt noted, wliieii derives its name from thctj.^.f 
 plenty of Riill.csih.it grow upon it. In the Year \',y, 
 thisMoiiniain was commanded by one Al'dcl^ifi! aV.i^ l.r- 
 ///t/, who was one of the bravcli Warnours in all ■',- 
 fitcn. 'I here bciiip an eierlaltnip hatred between the 
 Inhabitants of Mount C//.(i and thole of L^ulrr , ,lhih- 
 .'.■/;i join'd with the 'I'/i./iiat the time that C'/kj oeel.ii d 
 apainlk 'em ; and his Alliltaikc pim'd of great li.ipoi- 
 ranceto them. At Lilt the imks being inforni'd li\JL/:-./:rj 
 his Valfals, that he mean'd to revolt and iiiake an Inhii- 
 re<;^ion, delign'd to empnfon him ; but he feeing tliro 
 the Uelign, made his efcape upon a very fwift Horle. 
 After thai he made head ag.unlt rhe T»iil;<, and fortitied 
 the .\vcinics of hisMomitaiii, and after fever.il luccclv 
 fal laigagenient^, was at lall J- ili'd 111 battle, by the 11- 
 nitcd Forces ot the 7'ii./;j and the King of Cuio. Siicli 
 was the emlof ili.i! bra'c .//cAvi)/, wlioalways wore two 
 Coats of Mai one abou- anoiher, wUh a .Spcai, a 
 Ihicklei, and a Cutelai;. He was fiKcecded by h> 
 Biother AJ.cm.i.v, who at this day put; his Neigh- 
 bours the /l/-.i.'('.))j/ under ^onti'tut on iijlpic ot tin; 
 
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A Dc/cnption of Africa. 
 
 345 
 
 .■ K.T 
 
 Tu<k,' a'l'l 'he Kiii){ (>r ('.i-^<; wlilt whom lie wages p.r- 
 pcfi'.il \*';ir. 
 
 Tin; linirtli .liul lunH c.iIKth Kiii;4il()iM of li.:,l:in, i» 
 _, thai ut /»>/(». It' ynii 1X1 Imii /'",5"', us 1 iiniii iUi 
 .l'.«i('(<f«/.i('i«/"i'"", llic I'lnviiin- of H/ii;/.-, .'ind (hi 
 River /m/.ii; i < ri the Writ, /, .'/i; on thi" titt, ihc Mi 
 iliitrr.uu'.ii) on thi' Norih, ;iiul Mount ■l'..i>untliu.Sai.ih 
 'In Jniilcd nun ("<n I'roMims, ii;inuly, (oiijlti'iiii", 
 iiiiiii, I' /■'/' !■'( liiilniy, ami ^'i', vvhith iM>luili.> 
 p.iri if llic ancient \iimi,li.i. 'I he i^tcatdl | ait ot' ilii 
 (.ouiiiiy, is (inly a wileextciiileil I'lani, mon whieiilo 
 \eril poweiliil Societiei, of jl>-..bi.:ni ami / u.i'r 
 lolloiv a viuoiis Me. Tiic Kin(s an.l l.oiilsol the a 
 liive nieniioiij I'vovmees, have al'vays nuleaujiuM I'l 
 k.'. p iij' an All :iiue Willi iliele Stnjwieij, ariil lia\e e- 
 iuHK;h to ilo to lalishe 'cm, hy f'lvinj} ihcin |'.ut ol 
 ihiit lUvemic. To take a Mew of the I'loinics ni 
 ir.ier. 
 If \vc let out from the Wcfl, the firft I'ldsniciof ihc 
 
 UtriTii' fo.ir \i ('•':' .lilt ihti^ lalleil l>y I': i.wy Sciv iNhi.i/./.V-, 
 
 V :■'•/•«"" Aiiil hoiuuleJ by Hii:;i'.!(jii the WMV, At, 'ii, (iroperly lo 
 i,:;liJ, on the lialt ih.' Mulitcriiiiean Sea anJ tlieliiill 
 (,f Sniiii.li,: oa th^' Narili, .t\u\ Mjim: A!i..i on t!ie 
 Soiiili. 
 
 The remaikahle Ci'.ieb iiiihi. I'ruvnwo arethefeful- 
 1'. wiii;> 
 t't , an ancl.nt Ciry built by the- /<(»«.i«J, ealleJ by 
 
 '" f;',„i«iCiV/ii', aiul iiiliibitcJ by a .ovirieiPUiiivil I'eo- 
 
 ple, wliii trjile wiih ttu' lii:iip-iiit in \Va«, I taiher, aiul 
 other Coiunio lines. 
 
 l-.ilcr.i, CIV i'tiilom)\ Kji/icitil.t, the I'oit cif Cuiji.tuiiii.i 
 
 '■''■' lliiililint; iipoiithcCiulpli of KiumJii:. 
 
 .Vnf.iK''./ ■, huilr liy ilie /^nmiiii upon a liij;li Moiin- 
 
 j,,.««j. tain, hetwtcn vvluch ami t.ci.jl.uitiii/t theie'b a Cauley 
 twelve Leahies l,nR, pav'il wnh black Siones. 
 \:,vBoii'i, or HftLI ft /ljt,ii.i, where L'u'f; V. kept 
 
 ■«'«'' a (iarrilon, aiiJ whiih is now Uib|eii to the i.i>l{i. 
 
 fl/V'7ot lieiilot, called by i't.ktm Z'ticii, (tamlini', 
 
 ''■'" upon a Ijkr or Ba\, and inliabiteil by Filhtr-meii, who 
 aic very poor, but at the (anie tunc ItubLurn, piDuJ and 
 rihellioiis, which has ficqiiently occalion'J tluir rum. 
 WIk'ii B.1I /mi //rt took 'i'<'«'i, ihey revolted froiu their 
 Kiiix, and rcccivd a /'h'iI;//'? Garifoii; upon wliuh i.'ic 
 rmperoiir C'.'a^V; V. beiiii" fijlicitatiil by ihui I'viiij;, 
 beiii(;d'em Ixnhbv Sea and Land, and punilh'd 'cm 
 leveiely for iheir ReU'llinn. M.iio ll.iJ~cnUhiii( iheiii, 
 tliac ncitlicr Love nor bear could iiitluencc them to Lc 
 fiiihfu!. 
 
 IV./iV/.i, an inland Town, coos beyond all the Towns 
 
 '"•' of ilr.ii'.i y m good Walls, plenty of Walnuts, and cx- 
 cellfnt Konntains, and is valualilc tl r nutluiii; elfe. 
 
 .„,.^ y The chief City of tins Pro\ nice IS C)i/.'.iH(/".t, which 
 
 i.>!,m.j' tcvo'ie J frequently Ironi their (.iovernoiirs, appointed by 
 tlv K:iif;of I'uiii,, and ill the Ye.ir i-jo*. refented liie 
 liifuleiKeof tlic r.'ii ^ I, bv cutting the i:i,{.Jh liover- 
 inur and Ganuinin pieces. Alter that, the Ciovcrnour 
 of .//:;/.-. /took It by lloriii, and opprelled them iiioretlun 
 ever. 
 
 r,.,, „. The Mnun'.auis of this I'rovince are inhabited by a 
 
 i.rioiH brave warlike People, that h.ive always maiiuaiiied 
 
 >"■'"■ their liberty, but are iievei withuut W.irs anions them- 
 l'ciie<, ocjalioncd by a Culloni allowed ot by their Rc- 
 ii)',U)ii. of uiiiuarryuy Women in one Momitain, and 
 niarrjinp.thcm ,ii; iiii m ano'dir-r. They are able to bring 
 4.10:0 bia\e bellows into the bicld, and if ihey 
 were unanimoiLs, mi;,hi conquer a j^ieat part of .1- 
 fricn. 
 
 r-r-svime Tie Province of Tiim;, or 'U'li^f, properly fo (ailed, 
 
 « r.,w'." 'sl'ouiuled by C'(" '/.ojfiH,- oil the Welt, 1"/' .1 011 the 
 Halt, Mount /l/l.:<v\\tUc Soi'tli, and the Meiluenan an 
 Vaoii ilicKovili. T'his is a lat[;c Province, aiui con 
 tallied leveral I'owns and VifaiH"., mnll of which were 
 drUroved by the .Irnt'lnin when ihcy inva.led A- 
 /■i:.t. ' 
 
 Near to a Port called Pi'to F,i..»m, where ihcl'mpc- 
 lOur C/'.);/i-i V. his Annv landed when he atuckid IV.- 
 >iii, wc peireivc the Ruins of an ancient City, wliich 
 
 ; J feme take to hive been 'C'ic.t, fo famous for the death 
 of €.■! . 
 Upon the fame Coaft are the Ruines of C.vth.x^r, 
 
 ' '^' which Hood upon a IMain, but in, lu led within its 
 Bounds a Mountain, ■.vhereilie cSief Furiielsdood, and 
 where there is now a'l'ower,calIed by theCdiri(iiaiisT/.ic/^'-c<;. 
 er.W.i///'w.ie.i,aiid by the -l/ .VdXi.V.Vi.-iii^i.'.'lhc (;rfc(;and/./;- 
 ''"Authors pivefiich larrinf; Accounts of thciime and inan- 
 ner of u; Koiuidation, that it can Uarce be determined. 
 It was dellroyed by S'T".'!! ''/'.v./.''!;., and alterwaids by 
 t/VH'.-/,Vt King of thcKi»i./.i. . In the j-roccls of time 
 theSiiecelliiiiisof .iM.';i'H;ff razed itai;ain, after which, 
 it Wis rtpeuplcd ;.i Ibiiic mcalure by a M.\hoi»c:.;n W- 
 
 rriarcli, .'iiulatlallff.iliyriiiiie.lbvtht A M-Uiii, in their 
 VVaiswitli iheKi..!..of i:,ii'<: ,So that now ilicp renianw 
 ii'thiii};of that .ir.cieiii and (jlorioii' Citv, but a | itifut 
 Vir.li'." ..il'id i.-i /•, whiih oi.e i.f the kuip,»of /. -..'i 
 ha. lately ad iiicd witiia Hatclv ItnipleanJ a L'ollep.e, 
 ilieie beiiii; in ilr' N^-ijthU'i ;ili.v»l .\ |i a I'alacr aiicl 
 liirdeiis, whcieihi. Kiiiijof J'../, j uiveit thcnilcb«.'* 111 
 'Miiiiniet. 
 
 '1 he ;;rt.u an 1 a:-...'i 11' (-ity of T i.,r, the Metinpi'Ii- 1 v Ct^ »f 
 tan of theKii.j;d iiii, wasbuiii by ih,- ■(■.:;. liiat lirli "•"" 
 nivadcl ///".,;, 1, iiiid.r th.' lon.liiel: 01 Mci.-. Ini.hii. 
 I'helnlwl lunts.ire veiy ii\ll ati I tr.i.'lablc, i ut fowof 
 ihcin arc rich The. teed coinniMi'y upon llaiL.'y Men! 
 knee.le I and br ded witii W.rer ali.l .Silt, and arl.i wards 
 foaked iii«.)i! 01 Butter. Alo'itrhii Ccytlure .,rc;ieai 
 Nuieriisof OUc, C'i.ion, and Oiai.ji'e Tics. " I he 
 Kinp.sof /',./.,■ hal a vei > I'pleiidid Court, and iiuiiv 
 Ofiieersof tliell 'ulhoM: VV.ihn, the l'.'.;a,-e thcvwcr. 
 lervidl y \Vi men an.l l.iiukh,. "Ihe'.r I, if.. Cnaidioi, 
 hlledof IS-- 'i lorl'e, and I'. I'rvlr ks ii-,ol', of riiem 
 ■ "(/-•l..i/'('.r«jor i\ene,i;ad':is, whom ihiy trulled.ind en. 
 ^ouraj-ed very iiui' h. T'hcv wei _• lisewife by l^o'.'hl 
 (iimlcnieii, expirunc'd both in Ci.il iiii I Mdir,,ry 
 Atfiirs, of whom the Kin;; look id\ice in Matters of 
 Importance, and who lei veil in ilie .\t;iiy in the i|ii.t. 
 lityuf ,\J,i/"ii ./ ■ C'.;i/./> 'Iheiru.iy of eaiinp, piunp 
 .Audience, and orlier Cnllonis, are the fame with iholo 
 of the Court of K,-. But the Iplcii.lour and I'landetir 
 ol tlnsC^onrt was cxtiiipu:lh'd by linilt j'j.t, wl,en he 
 toi.k poii'edloii of r.'/ii , for at'er ih.it, when Miiti 
 //../.(•«, by the allillaiicc of the Kniperoi r (''(■.■ics V. 
 iccover'd his'l htone he wab f .tree able to fatistie the.-/ <«- 
 ^'..Ki' J aiKl nowthatihc ■/■./. (;,j aieapainiMffeS'd if dm:, 
 his Sim II IIII,',!.: is forc'd to retire t.i the I' .rt, upon 
 iheXe^kof the Lake call'.l (iol.-'t , ,in,l fjlicit I'f^lif 
 W. to reliore him to his Thron,'. Ttie Lake upon wliieli 
 i.iiii Itaiidj, receives the Sea by a narrow Nick, that a 
 I Galley eaiinot pals wiili her Oaisfpiead. Ifpo" the 
 m..iithof [UisChjiinej, there wa: a fpaic 'lower 01 
 Cultoni-houle, wliiji Hi Iv ij'i fonjlied whentlu: f.m- 
 peroiir i".'.i','. J V. appeared betorc Kv,/, ; lV..t the Cuyit 
 felf is exposdoil fcveral ipiart'.MS efpccially toihe Wc!t, 
 and us duel Itieni^th ..oniills in the n iiii'het of the In- 
 h.ihiiants. The Lake 1- iliree Lea;»iies l.'iip, and two 
 1 ea);uesbroad, and is I, II of liaiiks of S.;nd. 
 
 Vk/i, another S.M 1 own 111 ilii> I'lovince, llands up- J /j. 
 oiia rihnj; Grniiiul, .iii.l is covei\i , . a lir ir^ Cilile up- 
 on the Land lide. Sonic fay 'i was foundid b; the /< - 
 iii'.ii', and wa>tormeiJ) a very popiilousand noted p'acc, 
 known by ihenan.e at '>..;', 10 whuii vt.l.iy allien 
 i6 Dep. LoiK'. and i\ Dct'.. 10 Mm Lar. Twas the 
 r.lideiice of O.c.i'.i the M.iii'>nict.vi General; and Ins 
 l'ala,e, with fcveral other noble Edili.es, and a maj;- 
 niliieiit 'Temple, are Hill Itaiiiliiif!. When li-'ia ijj't 
 loo'i I'uiu', it Uibniuied to the 1'. )-<■, .ind afterwards re- 
 fus'il to obey A/w.17 Ihl.i, when ii.-i.hjT.i w.t9 
 dillodiid. I'pon this the F.ir.pcriur C'-'.<i/ci V. lent out 
 a Fleet that beliejA'd and took V./.-, and reduc ,1 it to the 
 Kiiy's obedience. Soon idler, the light iiiiltea.ldy In- 
 habn.inis revoltid, and beiiic; ciiec note reduc'd, re- 
 volted a Iccond tune, till the arrival ol' the Sv-n.-jJi 
 Fleet upon that Coalt, upiMi whicli tliev expcll'd tlie 
 Tiiiliji tlio' they afterwards receu'd them again, andaic 
 now fubieilt to them. 
 
 Coaltmgaloni; fiom .V.'i',: toihe talk, we lell in upvi 
 ^hii'Ji I, an .'.iiciciit Ciiy, buik by the Hp»i.iiii, upon a •^'•"j'''- 
 picafanc fpot of Ground, an,! defended by noble hiph 
 Walls. Its frequ.nr Revolts fioni the Kiiys of ;';.«. , 
 occalion'd itsbcing lackd by the.V/'.iii/.r.iv ; aii.l the re- 
 peated Depredations of the Mi,:r, 'I'ju'^i, and C^fji'- 
 ■:• I, have rediic'd It to a pi or condition ^'- piel'cn: 'lis 
 rub;eClto the Ti.)i(;/, as well as the other places upon that 
 Ci ait. 
 
 The great and famnii.s City of /If, ,'c,- ft.inJs upon the 
 fame Coad, at the diltaii.e ot eight Leagues from 'K- 
 >:-jt:>. 'Tuas foitirte.l by the Chifmaiick Califa of ('.;- 
 •i':ir.>i, whoihrilten'dit ."e/'i-.//.-, and i^ the fame with 
 the .7./mh.vj(im.' of the l{oin.:i:i. It Hands upon a pnint 
 of Land that ihoots out into the .Sea, and ;ouis theCoa- 
 rinentby al'iiial!NLck,wliicliislnit ^5cPacesover,aiiJhas3 
 Caflle upon it, with lix Towers ; tlieWalls ofthis(;;ty arc 
 40 boot thick. While the l{i-)ii.v!s pnllelV'd it, 'twas a place 
 of great fplendour; after which, the Succelliiurs ot ■''.'- 
 h )ih't raz'dit to the Ground, and rebuilt 11, and adorned it 
 with the above-mentioned Fortiheations. Upon the 
 De.lenlionof the Califa s of t''-.o/;(.i);, the S!:ii..tii Py- 
 ratcs rook polfellion of it, and chriltened it .-Ifricr... 
 Ihcn theCihiiltiaiis were Matters of it, till it was con- 
 quered by a Afiiio.i-c King, of the .■Uii:,)h,:,ii: Line: Af- 
 ter which, it was fubjeCt tothcKmgot Tunis, but fre- 
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 A 'Dcfmptton of Africa. 
 
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 qnctitly revi lti\l, «nJh»d.i0^i.illv ili.iVrn ntV tlioYo.ik 
 whcfi /J .f{i'f lilt t'liii'iiis Ailmit.il lit' llu- l'>r.ili'- liir- 
 I'ri/i.l ii, !\u I wi* rfifivcil i. tlnir I'rin-v. I I'"" 
 this, ilii' I'li'i'.'rimr (■' I'.fi V liii.liii(» ili.it tin- l'\taii> 
 niTc imiili ifi rMii.icoJ liy Kivinj; <i.-ir 'n Inr .i | lui' ni 
 (llillit, iirilrii' I liii (iciiir.ils tul'ilii'l'.r it; .uii'lili"!'ly 
 liny ■.(iokii, .111,1 l.iul Imiliilu T. .wii.iiul ii>llti>iiR I'li 
 titi. .itiijin III AlliiM. 
 
 I In l.ilt I ii-. (VI dial! f.ikc noti.i' nf m ilii« rmviiiu-, 
 itVhoi.f!, 1 .ill il iji .i,.,t'iiliCni.n:i, wtiuh 11 iii)i I'lily 
 lh< liii (I <"it> III .III .//'). I, l>iit file till) ili.it till' .W.r/v- 
 
 »;,-Mi,l l-llllt 111 |t, t'llf vIlKJUlMl'llll till- Kill)' ol' /'■.>';• 
 atr iiili tM iliiu' III tile f'liv.u I'l mill'. Wlu'M H ; l.ii ih- 
 look lull', ilii» (iity I'oiiK', iiiiUr.iMy oi'iTiSiil'y ihi' 
 Kiimut' /■/"/, rrn-ivM .1 l'i(i';i//' Ci.itif.iii; .itul wli>ii 
 Wi-.i (. /ri wnswdfUcil, ilvik- the dim .I'tMrJ v\' thv 
 liii.ii Ti'iiii'!'' iiiK'tlu'iiKiiii;. Tins iimv Isii\h h'Ii 
 ftu'li-.l an .\lli iiKi' witli thi- Isilip. ol' IV.;.m, .iiul .llliUi.il 
 tlio b.mpcroiir :. hirnsin i.nkiiii! M:lr.ii.i, .-in,! rctii.sil m 
 aifirt /'. iiji'f. Ill fcriiltim in nl tins Attinii!, /> n;.;''! 
 Willi luiiif i.f ilif .(,i,.;h ■) ,iiul C'lt ii'ii,,, loir.i'^r'il cn- 
 j!i till", ami li.n ii); ki'lM tlu- kiitp, livounht tlii: Ciiy iii 
 tu riiLi'cCliuii til tht Curl: , ivliiuiiii iiowoIhn'.. 
 , r>.' /, till- lliii.l VroMii.c I'l llii'. Kiii(', Il III. l^ 
 I'Oiirilid I y i, • I II!: ilir Welt, llic Mc litifi-nn •i" mi 
 iln-Niiili, il'oi'nr. II! fit' I wf nil tllc'1-.afl, .iiiil .^>i- 
 W1..M 1/1 liicSijitli. Mult til' thu I'lnviiuL in iiiiihiMp 
 / "'fiii'lv IJi'l.iit^ iliii' ituli'i .! It li.is tiiiit M(niiit.iiii)ijii- 
 .. .I'Ui-l I'S llnrlni ilic wlvilc |> nnw luli|.ct to tlir 
 
 'I'''.',". 'I'll I'lVC lunu ;^,^llllllt ( t ilk- IIMlt U'lll.llk.llilt 
 
 'J owns. 
 
 (' /'.'^, tlic lirti City lli.lt 'III- ^ «'."■> Imili in .Ifi.i, 
 fl.iii*'si.pi)ri.\(ii;!pli fit' till J>KilitifrAiic:iii ."ici. iicir ilu' 
 Mfiiilmt' a Huii (il hot W.i'ir, wtiuli ft li>.y fittlr« 
 in )S Pec,. (■ Mm. loni;. aii.l )i Di'i;. .(>, Mii) I at. 
 I'u-.K nuifl, lull \'\ till' .SiMclliiiiis 111 M.:l'mhi, aivl 
 alirrw.itifsliy till Calif.i ofi'.i' k :•., .iiiil I'mif tfi.it, 'uv.n 
 liiilki|': unlit, hy tlir F\. iiilicns ol ihr .d.'i ,. At 
 prill tit tiMiili.ilnii j hy i liw j-iilut-imii an. I U.iv-la- 
 touri'n. 
 
 '/' ■/', ali.vs /''r/r'ir, or 7/ .•■■.(,•■.., tlir Mcirol'olit.iii 
 of'tliii rrovmcc. vvasluiilt, .r. rniiii' f.iy, 1>\ ilii' /(vmh, 
 <it, a< otliirs will liavi- it, li\ the "/ •nui.nr, in ii'itno- 
 ly ot' a 'I'ljuii III Si./'ol tik' r.iiiii' Name. "Hk' A-.th'. 
 f'l'r.uW ii attir aSicijo ofl'oini'.M(mili> j and a prtit many 
 ^'^^^r^ atici, ilic /i»w,vi,.i Innlt .N.iii Ir.'roU, wlii.liis 
 fiul todaii.l iroti' rotlu'Sinitli thii'.ilicolj : t'oi it is.il- 
 lfil(;r.!, tli.u till' Si'a Iniiij! liivihtr tli.m ilii: l.aiiil, liav 
 HI. roaclicil tiron all ilic Coalt lit r.-./i.j, and ovittlow- 
 I'll liriji.' '1 r.i;t> ol Cinnir.,1 'h.ir uiii- I'tiiuilv mvpi'd 
 Huuli"., .'iiid a f'cmlc I'tuiliict. l')'"n '1'^' 'iiim 
 I'lca It liaftiiit'. d, tliatihu' ilu' Coiinuy round t'lz/'iiis 
 iiov.' lu l.,iiii II Jii i Uikly, tliai it iii'diici's ii.nliiiii>, ^111 
 Dau'>, yrt in Imnn'r tnius, ttii' IS.iiiks nt'Saiiil in tin 
 Iiomti, wen '.rnlL' I'iaiii.. .Nl'ii't C'mi/i-j V. Ii.id lakin 
 'I'l/vi, he (.'.ivi- 11 to till' Kni|'litv iS .V,-,.M, who ivctr 
 tlii'ii dil"; I'llch 'I of l<i Jr- ami in a few '\'i'ais the I'urh 
 tick i: !r im tik 111, an.l ate Itill Malteib of ii. While 
 
 ilii» City wMiii It* li'lii iluiir, itwa» rf>knin'il n^iml lo 
 IwM.i in riehcu. I't ' mt pl.-iici it umler llu; Nairif (,| 
 '•'•.■ v I. mil, in 11 III ', t\ Mm. 1 i.pn and ii Den. ai 
 .\Jm. I .It. 
 
 A|».iir liiiir I.eapiiotiiihe Fad frmn /' /»i/(, thcret .i 
 lnj;e I'l.iiiM.ilI'd I ./'if, win h l^t^'|<llllll'l d wiili fu.'. r<,; .. 
 lal Vilku;i"i iiiil riiiii tree., NVIiui ilu (hnliiaii. n.;. 
 Itued I",- ■', ilii Ciii/i'tis I'l.l M tins I'laiii, and nno 
 A/i' II ;; ' a Ii* k, deelart.l liiiiiklt Kin; nl' it. A: 
 ( iv'leiii It iM lie ' t' tlic l)e|'eii.laiu ic« ot llie (jov.riimcM 
 
 ^iiiilhit PrrtViiiif annexed tfiTi .'/''■, it hlictlUi, ej|!.;ij,, , 
 idl'y the All, ift.t. i.i.i.' S> f 't, and l-y the ^rW.ii.i 
 C ret I'/ ;i'ri . Addtoiliat ALA at •, (illed liytlieAii i- 
 lilts ( t. 1 • ..r, <n \':i.;.if i.i, wlllilirilin .lli'liy tlic Cualt 
 m' the .Mi'il:teir.inc.'n. 
 
 Hefnrr we laki' I avenf this I'lnvimv, wc mufl take 
 rn lie 1 1' the llliml>fit' Qiie'Uiniei and (ittvei, Thfi"*!'; 
 I'll nil I h nil y Null, .ind ilie ttittint al'Oi'i it is loftrng'""'' 
 thii a'ialliy will ^)at^ .an fiara'i'Mt in into tlie.Shoar. 
 t'liint /'■•., <.ii- \,-r.inf till Sp.-r I' Cu'iKral, I'lit in here 
 aljei a M.ileiit Slnrii', and h.iviii)', otdi t'd a Detichinci.t 
 ot" Men toi;iial)i('ar and ilian Imiie Well!., iiiiida tu 
 df.iw W.itei nut of '(111, one of llu; Men I eiii« 1 eat fy 
 tile IViIi IK I who ,,iinituiid<il the Party, made liii cliarc 
 intlieniphi-linie, and while the lell wercallce|', Liouiili 
 down ihe "'io-j iii'on em, who mt m I'lHitlw uholc 
 lMrt\, mi (jfliii,. of .isiiihoue Men. 
 
 Asli't the lll.indsdf f;,'. r.-, it w;is railed hy the '\n-|| , 
 . ents A/i'i; // ;, fruni a ToieiuH'cnit ol the fiitie iiaiiir,.. ,, 
 .iiid P.'".' I'D plarislt under the iiinio ol I irl.''^iii.i, m 
 f) Hr",. lo Mill. Ion;;, and ii IVt; :•' .Mm. tr. 
 'I lie.Si:ii'illnis of h[:h«mrt tinned llii . Illllld, at the 
 l.imr t;iiu that they dellMvrd l-W','.'. .iiid '>/■-{, nln h 
 l'eloii;.i,e.l lutlie /( wi-i,.j an.l the W illsaiidKiiin,. i I' the 
 tw,il.'iiuv ( \ I!!. (./I'll.! and Mill, il, ) In li.li s f.'vctjl 
 loiKhuili l^y the l{niihii:i, art Itill to le leeii iipiin ir. 
 ,*>ni I thamme II w.i. repeiipled, and Imiie ILiiiiliu m 
 Villa(!e>wen I'liilt iipDii it; and in the Year iiS.(, 
 A("i'i'c ,/,• / .11 /f, :heKiiii> of •'",';' ■'•''> Adiiiiral eonijiii iv.l 
 It, and hi,^ Polienty. adilted fy tlii Kniiis of \'-.''/f> 
 and \/,/7i, .oiitimicd Malt'-is ol it tor leural Yeirs, 
 iliii' not withon- fieiiufiu MoleltatioiLs trom the N.i'.ivos, 
 and from the Kiii,r> of innii. In piocels ot liine, 
 It I'lcame ttibutai^ to the Kiiiji-« of Sii-ily ; Inii the .I'.icj 
 adilted by the 'irin.'i'^r and S.-np'l.'t.ii;i, took olT that 
 Ynak, an.iloon alttr beeanic triljiifaty to iheKinnut 
 .lirf^n : At ladthev tevolted from the Kiiu;of 'l"i-v'.', 
 
 , and when the i/.:i ;.o !''tujk the City ot ■■i''u.:, It\i:ut 
 
 I the tanioiis In l^ifh I'Mateiclirtdto the llland, whii.hi> 
 
 I dill fiihiei'h 1 the li/i/;-. 
 
 As for the ^r,', thel'onrih FtoMtifc of the Kiiii;,loni 
 nf Thiim, whili lies lo the .South of I'lniii, and Ihi n:s 
 mm Xmni.ii i, we lliall take o. , alion to fpenk of it nni'.rr 
 the head of \niiii,li'i ; lor iho' the i;tiatell part of i' 's 
 
 ' lii'.'iea tothe KiiiRsuf I'll'/..', yet 'tii not propcily .my 
 
 1 part of Bai/'.in. 
 
 Chap. VI. 
 Coniahiwg John Lco'j Vejcnpi'wn of Numidia md Libya. 
 
 1 il, T i-.vr" 
 J.,''- 
 
 IK deljibinp the Cuie. .,nd Towns of Siiini.li.i, I 
 ll'all lHi;in with 'i-'/ f, an an. :eiu Town no', i'ai 
 frmn the l.ir\:ii Del'arts, 1 oiitiiiiiii); .\:i. fainilie'i; 
 i' IS uii found .dsvitnljii, k Wall', iiid l,iiiiK ri.uns. 
 .S'.iiic lew Fieldi ]\\\\ hy il',.- Town liear loim Dates, 
 Wi'let-feed, and liaile^, \'.!nli th'J wret. lied liili.ihi- 
 lants ulc for Kind, 'liny pay a licivy Tvibuir to the 
 .li,-!iii:hi in ilie adjaeeiit IXfari-, and iia K with .Vj;i 
 I ui.l and C'h;h/i, in lo inueli that tiny an; feljoni at 
 Iioiut. Tlicir.Menarolilaeks, aiijsoidot all leariiiiii; ; 
 indeed their Woini n, who an- fiiiiowh.it whirir, take 
 ,; ire to lea.h theit Children ilie In il Kudenentsof Rii^nv- 
 Ic l;e, Inir iieUire they cm att r.n i i aay I'eiieiltioii, they 
 aic put net to woik : Some of the Women I'pin and 
 ca id Wool, and ili-jreltli eidly : TIk- lieln fl Men ni 
 the Country have but very f.w C,atik\ .Ml nvrr^ X»i«i- 
 ■ '■:., they plo'.ij-Ii ihc Groutll u'i'i) a Hgnc and a 
 t.'jir.tl. 
 
 The next Town is C;«./,'ii, inhabited hy a wi-ftilicd 
 barbariiiisl'iople.svho are bl.i.'k, and live infuili en- 1;,,.;,. 
 iiuty with their N'eij;hbmir>, that theyeaiuiot go abro.ul 
 witli fafety. They e.it no Fleih but Dltntht;', .\iA 
 a certain wild Healt eali'd y:'.i»w/', wliuli the. take by 
 huntiiu; ; liir they keep their Goats fir the bcnetit ot 
 the Milk : The Ground prodnees notliint; but Uate>. 
 
 In this Guir.ry wcineet with the I'rovinrc of li.ir.i, 
 which ;s very narrow, extending it fell fiom Mount''''"''''' 
 /■J/.',:, almoft iv Miles .Souihw'aid. 'Ilu' Inhabit.tnis'" "" 
 dwell iipcn the Kiver Dii, whuli in Suinmct is fo low, 
 thatonem-iy pafsovei itonlo'.r.but luineuniesovctlloweih 
 hkcaSea If tiiiilnun l.ition happens iiithebekjinniiij', of .■/- 
 f'i/, it i'la Certain forerunner of great plenty, it other- 
 wife, a great fcarcity of Corn enfiies. The Villages, 
 Hamlets, and Caltlei upoiuhe tank ofihis Ri\er,'are 
 luriouiilcd with Uri kWalls; and all their planks and 
 Joyccjareinadeof nothing ellcihaji tlic fpnngy tiexible 
 
 WOwd 
 
 L ! ' • 
 
 iiiiiii^^'i 
 
llb.Ill, 
 
 A Vijcriptm of Africa. 
 
 547 
 
 . kiiiuil ri|iin| to 
 l^r ihtj Kiiirp (,l 
 aihl J I !)«■((, ^j 
 
 I 'Hi, ihiTfi .1 
 iii'"l Willi (ho-r<./,-,, 
 <■ (.'hniti.iiu Ml,). 
 
 I'l.uii, iiiij one 
 
 v'Mi; (if It, ,\[ 
 
 I 111 (jov.riimcm 
 
 i> Mt:rlUi, iJll-rt,,. „ 
 ■y the ^rrl,. It., 
 
 IKil I7 tlu'Aii |. 
 * .il' n;; the Coaif 
 
 ", wc inuft t.ikc 
 
 k1 dflae'. 'rht'li-rfj, 
 ici'i it is (oftpiig'*"" 
 n iiitii tlio Shoar. 
 -T.-il, I'lit 111 here 
 M .1 Denctiiiici.t 
 ills, III I tJir It) 
 eii I ciiiK I cat ly 
 
 ii..klc liji clcace 
 L'.i(U'e[', lioiiiili 
 
 |Mc.tsllir uliolc 
 
 illeil I7 tJK' An-|.i , 
 ilie fiiiic tunic,'.,.', 
 
 II I 'rt. ■;■„'.!, Ill 
 
 K :>■ Mm. !»•. 
 . Illiiiil, at th; 
 
 III I >/"■{, U III li 
 
 iiUKiiiiM r tlie 
 I I" liilis (••\ctal 
 f lien ii|'iiii It. 
 iiiiiie I l.lniltn or 
 tllC ^'l,ll ll'ii\, 
 limi.ll riiminered 
 Kmi;< i.r S-i'lts 
 vr leKr.il Yeirs, 
 rom tlie N.itivos, 
 piocds ol' lime, 
 '» ; l>ut the v.i fj 
 I, took o'X tlut 
 ' t(i tile KiiiiJ ..if 
 Kinpof 'ii'i-y'i, 
 i .•/•■/..•, Ih.,:ut 
 lll.iiul, which li 
 
 if the Kiii,;,liini 
 iiiiii, .iiiii il.( o:s 
 le.nk of it under 
 ■It p.irt I'f 1' ■■; 
 >t |TO(icilv .my 
 
 i-;m 
 
 I Libya. 
 
 by a wiru lied 
 
 vt 111 fiKJi eii-cVi,,, 
 iiiiot go al'foaJ 
 ')itncht>-, aikl 
 h thev take by 
 
 liic ber.elii of 
 
 1)111 D.ites. 
 
 iiirc of l).ir.i, 
 fioui MduihT'i'J''- 
 111 '» P' 
 
 iinicT is li) low, 
 icMivcitloweih 
 'enmniiig of .-/- 
 iiity, it othcr- 
 Tlie Villages, 
 111-. Kutr, are 
 ir riaiiks and 
 Ipiiiigy flexible 
 Woid 
 
 Ik- 
 
 iitO 
 
 hi 
 
 fv vt cf 
 
 Tr: 
 
 Wiiod of D.itc Tr««. ThcFicliU on either li.iei.f ilif 
 River, i"i the Iptce of i or o Miles.jifiKliiee nieat p'l nty 
 (if Datei, limitfof wliivliarf wntili athkat fer nnllief, 
 jnj other) wiih wlmh the) lied > heir llnrlei ami CjiivI", 
 .ire f'irec worth a i|i!.iriei In iimih Ti* ouf, 1 ..ilile 1 it 
 Djtt-Trff", lli.it f line ot tliciii ail' Male ami loiiio le- 
 inijc ; That the Mile lieai oiil, Klowei ., ami the le- 
 malerriiiti and tlui iIk- DateTrcn prove llatk iiaiinlit 
 uiileUihe Honi^hs nid Hnwcti of tin Male he lom'd ro 
 llieK'Olsle. The lnh»l)itaiitjot />.i .1 e.i: nollteidbiit 
 upon Fellival Days, and feeii only upon Harley and uirh 
 uther ooiirfeMeat, patiiciilaily the uiipalai.ible Melh nf 
 CamelitiKl Gmti, »iul that ot OilrKhei, wliiili talii 
 Hot unlike uiiT C''.Kk«, only it is toi')(li('r and ranker. 
 The Giillcj of chi» Province are iiihabiicd by Cmld- 
 fnnths aiKl other Tradeimien. 
 
 1 he principal Town railed Bi-i' -S I'i'', and inhabited 
 hy a brave f cnennH fort of People, i< dix ided iiitu two 
 pfltti, which aic headed by tlicir rrlpe^'kive (io\eiiiiiiir., 
 andortcntimeiiiviarrcl with one another, tfpeeially when 
 they iiioiOcn their ArnMe (irminds, by tcaloii cf the 
 f.arcity of Waiir. Wheiuhcy happen to fall out, thcv 
 have thcneighboiifiiig -•(' i/'i4«j to adill them, allowing 
 iheiii half a Ducat a Man /"f r Day. In time of peace, 
 ihcy apply thenilelvts tothc life nf (inns and other NVca- 
 poivs and indeed they are very expert tuiiiiicrH. If .1 1 
 Maihaiit loine aiiioiig them, they II entertain them tiir' 
 a whole Year, withuiit ajkinfj any tliiiip, only il he I 
 makes them a I'refeiit, they II not tefulc it. Itidico: 
 tows veiy plentifully in this Province, which is an 
 Icibl.kc wild Wojd, that they ruhange with the Met-' 
 chants of f-V-nnd lirmr/f" lot other fioiU.i. Molk of 
 thcirCornis iinporled Irum t'c:^ and otlur Cuintrifj. [ 
 Ihcy have a lew (j.iat* aiidHorles, and feed the for- 
 mer with the PiiwJerof Date-Stones, which fattens them, ' 
 .mil incrcafes tlirir Milk. 1 heir Horles are fed with 
 Date<, and afit if Herb, called by the Neapolitans 
 fmt'.i. I'heir Women are fair, fat, and caiily couited.j 
 and keep fevcral Negro .Mavts. I 
 
 We come next 10 the Territory of Stgehneffi-, extend- 
 ifi^ ing i: '.elf almoll 20 Milesfrom North to South, along 
 the River of ^/r, andcontaining, befides Villapcs and 
 Hamlets, aWiui j^u Caftles, oik fd" which, valid I'etie- 
 CM, cuntaint above loco Fainilie:,, inoft of thtin 
 nJcvniCn ; another call'd Tebuh,ileii, is the moft po- 
 fulniis place mall the Coiinttv, andmuch frequeined by 
 Merchants; ami the third call'd AJdmiiM, is retorted to by 
 Icveral Merchants, IxJih Jfsi and Martt. Thefe three 
 Ciltles have three feveral (iovernourii, who maintain a 
 mitual ennrty, calling fomc lewd Aialn.mi to their 
 iiiiltaiici', anil Ireqweiitiy dcltroy one anoihers W.iter- 
 Channeb which water their Fields, and tell down their 
 Dat'- Trees. Thiy ciii both Silver and Gold Money ; 
 their Jiibei Coin weigh n{i four Grans apieci, bears the 
 Pro|H>rtion of eighty to one of their Cold. 1 he Jesvi 
 and Wiil/Uns in this Co' t\rr\ aic burdened with heavy 
 Taxes. Soaie of ih' ir principal Men are exceeding ri h, 
 and trade very niiichto NVi,"'/in.', where ilicy exchange 
 the ( ominoditiesof Hiiih,M)i forCiold and Slaves. I heir 
 chiif Food IS Dates, ciceptinp, fonie pl.tcC'i where Coin 
 throws, y^ll this Country is over-vi n with Scorpions, 
 hit :here are no Flies in it. In Summer :t is exceeding 
 hot, at which times ihcir Rivets arc fo dried up, that 
 they're t.rr'i! to ufe f.ilt W.iter drawn out of Pts. .' 
 
 AftertheDellriidion r f ,v.-i; /wry/-, they lurroundcd 
 the v»ho;e J erriroiy witha Wall that w.as 80 Miles in 
 compifs to prevent the l-cnrlions of Hotfe-mcn. 
 While 'hey were united amr^ng ihemf lees thcv re- 
 taiii'd rlieu' liberty, bur upon their Ip it np into Fartions, 
 ihcir Wad wasilemoUlh'd, an i each Party calling 111 the 
 Wr4'''i'.iwj to their aililtance, became lubeof to them by 
 degrees. 
 
 As for the Towns of Sf^elmr/Te, it is fad that •!/ * wi^r 
 the Great, built it for the tclirf of hisfitk and wounded 
 .Viuldiers, b'.itl cannot find that e cr h'- came iiit'this 
 Coiiiitry. It floo.l upon a P. am ne.ii the River :^. :, .ini! 
 VIS furroiinded with ftatcly high Walls. Ir ha.l nood 
 Pii l.!ini;s, inagiiiHcenr Temples and Colleges, and a 
 Srcit many Giiiduits f,r the Kiver Water, which was 
 M.n- '. liy WhecN. The Air of this place is very moii, 
 in W,.irer, butotherwife i: is temperate and whoKomc 
 ciiougn. It was fub edl to the Family of ^ mm.i, till 
 Kin\^J(i/,-pi of thcFamilyof iL4nfH«« dilpolfefsM them. 
 About 1', Milesfrom SctelmcjU'.; upon the Road to Dura, 
 ihci'c itands a firrv Caflie, built and gi arded by the «. 
 'fhinhs, wlioexaift one fourth part of a Ducat for ever; 
 Camels Load, from all the Merchants that pals that 
 way. 
 
 ^tciiin ^tthediflance of I $0 Milesfrom y-^-ZTOf/T, ai'cthrci 
 '^■■J't. Caftlesof t'i;^l:ting, Jlauding upoiiaDefart that abounds 
 
 TVT.hiti of 
 
 wondeif^jlly with Date*. Tlie Wi mtn of thl« plat* 
 weivea kindof I'lotli in form of a Carp. 1, s»lii'lin 
 11) hue thai ;; Man wm It laKC it Kir Silk, and ihi . iliey 
 fell at an exceilivc latc at (•■ -.ind /' ,m / „, As (ot the 
 Men, wh'iaieieiy inip'ni ui», pair of 'beiii ir.idem \,- 
 ,.,< -!'.(/, and ihi i.d Itu v ai K't tilUhey a:ra 11 the IJe- 
 ,i{rer of a Doctor, I'lon whi litluy ret in to '.iiiii'ii, 
 where the> ate iiiadruthir Iri itjorSinitors, and piivo 
 molt of tiiein Men of j^reat We.'.lili uiid Rcput.tii- 
 oil 
 
 The N«ini'/>» Dcfart coiitainj likcwirc the great and 
 large Country ot T'^ci/oiti, wv-h^h there are v (_j. r-o'iit'c' 
 lllc«, and aliove 100 Villages, and gnat plenty i,l'^"'"" 
 Dates. The Inliabitants are r.ch, and ti.ide to .V^rt/i/ci 
 Their Fields are very lit for (;orn, but at the fametiinu 
 they arc \ery muih paicht, infomi.th, that fia.ce any 
 Cattle cm liieupon them. A liw (loais in Iced arc 
 kt|t there for the benefit of tluM Milk : but there is i.it 
 llelh in the Country, excepting tlut if Camels, whiiii 
 the,i'/iii.i«< inipoir, and whiifithe Inhabitants eat, at- 
 tent IS mingled with lalt Tallow uujvjricd fiom i ■ v and 
 titmelin. They allow Stringers (linlcs m dwell in, 
 reijuiring ik) other Rent but their Dung, which being 
 voided within doors, iskept Very carefully, at we II as that 
 of their Camels, (jc. for the bemlit of their Ground. 
 
 About jr n Miletfrom tv^nrrtu/, wc fail in upon the j>.,.,... 
 ancient Fowii ot Wlmt, biiilrby the Sumi,li,vii npona 
 llill, by the Foot of which runs a Kiver with a Driw- 
 Uridge over it. 'lis ilefended by a Kock on one lide, 
 and a Stone Wall on the other. Allilie Uuildiiii^s. ex- 
 cepting amagnilicent leiiiple, are if lirick drieei mthc 
 Sun. 1 he Inhabitants, amounting m niinibcr to lito 
 Families, arc moll of them eirh'-r Gemlemen 01 Tradci- 
 men. H.iniig great plenty of Dates, they exchangL* 
 them f'lrCorniniported from CciJInnrinn. Ihey enter- 
 tain all. Strangers j;., 1/1, and arc very liberal in their Gifts 
 to them i nay, they have lui h relpcif for them, that 
 they'll rather marry their Daui^hteis to them than thcit 
 fellow Citizens, allowing finie poriMn ol Land by way 
 ot Dowry. H.klulU their prcleiu Prince, is a brave, 
 generous and courteous Man. 
 
 /'/ij'i anothcrTown in the iV/mn./ in Defart ) itnfit't 
 remarkable for the abundance ot Scorpions, which oc- 
 calioii prcfent dcaih wherever they fl'ti(', and up 11 tint 
 account the Inhabitants live out of town in t;ie Coun- 
 try a I Sunimcr. I lieKingsof T.,<'i) were Soveraign'l 
 of this place, till the Je.itli of Hurmr , ujkvi which it 
 fell into the hands, if a yii-iometnn Priell. 
 
 benl'ii is likewife remarkable for fome Monuments cf n ,' 
 Antiqnitv, not unlike Sepulchres, in which pieces of 
 Silver Moiie) are found. 
 
 I The lait place I Ihnll take notice of is C.iplfi, an an- caitft 
 'cient^Townb lit by fhe/^.mi";, an<l beaded by ape-11- 
 liarGovernorr, til! the Cal fa !'iitm~ii lacked it and eie- 
 moMh'd Its Walb; But the Callle remains ttill, and is 
 a place of great Itrength, tor its Wa Is arc I'i Ci.lnts 
 high, and hve Cubits thick, aiM are bud? of line Srone, 
 jfuch ...s is in Kf/, /^/^,fi;'s I'.mphitlicairc it /<"'■". --U this 
 day the Town which is very popilous, has notiiing in 
 It but liirry Houles excet^iing the Teinide and 3. fcvvo- 
 , ther Biii;diiigs. The l.ha' itantsare a barb.iious luihof- 
 pir.iblc Crew , ami iinoti thai icore, dclpisdby .ill the o- 
 iher W^■lc.o/'. They are not onl) opprefs'di') the daily 
 Fx.iCtions of the K ng of 7" • r, but eoiitmually tui'ject 
 'fs Fevers, oecalion'd by then' unhealthy .Air : I hey wear 
 Shoces made of Ducks Leather. 1 h> Srreets are pavM 
 with blaik Stones like thofe of .V';>/r jaiid F ">eH( ; and 
 in the noddle of the Town, there are feveral large and 
 Iqeare dcepF'oi ntairs, the Water of which is to hot, 
 that it is not tit to be d link till it has itoO.! two or three 
 hours to cool. The ad'iiceiit Fieldsabound with Citrons, 
 and rlicbcft Datesand Olives in the whole Prownce. 
 
 Having thus difpaieh'd .Vrn..// 1 we proceed \o Lil)r..Uh' j 
 The inoft weHward of Its Dctlms'.s thai of v''"'''.';''> cyi..^"''^'- 
 tending in length, from the Ocean to the Salt-pits of 
 J';.-^', and in breadth, t...m.SuJ to Nei; Im-i. 'T is fo 
 I'ry andbarreii, th.it in ino Mdes, you wiUfcarce Hilda 
 ■ irop of W.ucr, and what you have is lalt, and drawn 
 .lilt of Wells. 
 
 Not far from iTown call'd Aginirr,, there i-^grearKor^ . 
 
 if Manna, whiih t''. Io'iij'.n«iit5(;.irher in fuiail Velfels ■,'^' "" 
 ihe mingle it with W.uer, etleeming tlut a no! le Li- 
 17 or and pm It into their Po'tage, in which calc its re- 
 rrigeraiiiig Vcrtucis lu(h, that it prevents the DifealcS 
 which the unheal. h corrupt Ait would ochctwite occa- 
 iion. 
 
 In the Region of T ;;";(!, there is a gicatdeal of Salt,,; ,^ 
 
 whiter ih.in Miible, whirh isdig'd by Strangers out of 
 
 I'lts, aiui fold to Merchants, wlio carry it upon Camels 
 
 10 l'cm!,i4ti, where Salt IS very icitcc. Thele M net^ or 
 
 y y r Diggers 
 
 ! I 
 
 ! :; 
 
 
 I'^'i 
 
 1- 
 
 M\lA 
 
 .1' 
 
348 
 
 // Defmpiton of Africa. 
 
 Lib. Ill, 
 
 D^irgtt* livoiii liKlr Huf'pli'il «r the Mmitti '( '*>' 
 Pi* I, .)|i,l:irf rtHi-ntiiiK* ftirvM l«' ftn Mfrih.iii'* h>|' 
 ptiiti fii iicttm Utc wlrli ilicir ViiVul*, fur ihry Wi fk 
 ar tlctil'iiivr of .'J l)\\« |"»>"WY fi'iin iny iiiIi.i(m'CiI 
 (Uii- ViiiktimiMhcSn'iih I'lH >*'in.n>!|ii'l^ 'linn, lo 
 ll' 1' tli.'v ifi- m fjrcit il,iii;;rr ot'ihf ir I ivi \. 
 
 In t'r hnitdl (hi r.'v pi l)r!:irt, wi- iiicci wiih .i .li-- 
 »•''"* piinf.itlil «",/ti, foil'inil'li! ll<r.''Clftl'-' .ml liu'nr 
 !i\ Vi'l,ij)(., iiKiun.linj; wuli rx.-k!!''m Ditc*. 'riicli 
 i' If I'.iill.iwi-ii .lifiovfr'il il.iiv A ^j-avan nt" Mir 
 tt'.;ii'.hi*i"!i I'ltt iHut wr, "i-ir rni,,liii'K'ii I'y 4 I'luiJ 
 M.iii, xiliiiliiii w ilic llvi nl (niiinrii* I'y ihc Ciivil of 
 ihi' .S:ii,.t, 4iul whm bf ..in'i' wuhin (nriy MiK • 
 nf itiJi Ki);ion, prf.li('>rj l> the fniiH. lii*' they 
 \«iu' tut tir ti.uii Ml l|l^.l^|| il I'lui'. A'f<'r.linnl) 
 wtlimltiRwO.iv*, ihry fill in wi'h the tliiif (ItllM, 
 .i.ul t'oriiii}'i.|'i'ii ilulr lUtc!', pota lulB.'k-tit qiuiuiiy of 
 
 Witcr in rellf**" th'*if NtfcefTiiVi f>if ih« liih<|iii«ii»i 
 wrri.' lo tItonilhM at ihi? fiphf of ilmii, iliat ikty i))„r 
 llitif <i.iti'» iii>l refm'il ihnti W.itiT. 
 
 Ihc iiinftc.llti'tly part nt ihg lihiit Dtfirt, mh«;„., 
 
 ..iIlM /rwi", i«ttiulini> f'rMm .•(>(;{»'« lo ih<' \it. 
 
 Aimtlirr Ki'HicMinl tlnlK'firr, n ^'f,imltr, ly ii«>it(.4|, 
 the illft.iir nt I l'jMik-<friiiii /,?>/>', Aiul iiil)4l'liivl"by 
 I'tibar'Hu lim vav rn.hBl.iiki, I'TthiyiKv ilmtju'wiv 
 iKtwivn / ;»•' aiul '.>'«i. Ihi-v h.i¥r thrcr (.^IHoiii,! 
 tniny VtiUpri, nhinimliii)? v*iih Din-i. "Ihn thty irr 
 tri'.'ti'.irytiittu- nri(',hl)iMiriiin W Mm.i, ytt lliey h*ve a 
 ri.ixrrnihir ot iiiriro**!!. 
 
 IVfwri-n \">M'/"i «nil I ih', ihrrc'i • Rfniim f«ll'i| „ 
 Nmj , \vh ih l-iifiVrj ntiin the Oi.jii, <mi1 i% inhal'iicj 
 !iy .1 lH)<(',ir!> Pi'opic III iiutiy Vill.i('ei iiuUlimlrt'i li 
 pio.liKC niily ill riiLnmr) furt cl lVili>, lutitUji. 
 nrithit Com nor Barliy. 
 
 Additions to C^ w a p. V/. 
 CollcHcd from Marmol. 
 
 T 
 
 Vif t„. 
 
 nif. 
 
 [,,.. 
 
 DsTf. 
 
 '•S'!'>'Ji 
 
 liH li.liiliiuiifii of ('•null* or Suntni'ir, wiTC 
 mllill'V tllt''"vV J'.irtiici.ix/, aiiJ.iticrwanl* 
 \tmr:ii, anvmg whom thofc whole Incoii 
 the welicin litlc aie iiuilk >oiiliilcrjl)li- j but 
 llk'ri iirclciiril othtr N«iii>li« of Acr/vti aiul AdiMi 
 4iiii'iiKil»'iii. 'I'hiir ri. iH't c<Mili(t in Date* .nil C'*i- 
 ill-. K.I liny |i.i<f lery lute Corn, ih' DitiCt of wlikli 
 ikf.ii'i.'N il 1') tluiv l)Ati'», tiir ihcy «n; tlw l>trt in '>t'i- 
 1^, i:.j'.:«iiilly ii|i'.ii liic Ult Qium-r. I'lTlajw /'. 'ii-r 
 ff i.iiiJ I ) iJKli' Uuti>, when he fpkc of 4 Iree 
 ill ilii> C»iin:ry lali'd i."'W, ilic FiuiC <i uhuli is no 
 li.ijiiei lalldl, than it n-aket I'l'Ople I'ornct ilii ir Country, 
 and iiiiwilliiijitii return, like I hj]i'>\ Coinpaiiiuii'.. I he 
 /)<!.' 1.1/; lit' Sidim,li,i lieqiKT.t the Uiliit "f A-''"'*. 
 »nj oliciitiimsiii.-ike In iirliaunntd ftn/i i.loi rhey live 
 diHil) I'V i.-lilnry, anJ ioi that Ueafon the Kiiiji» ol 
 M:,K.,i: , I p(«. /.•(■, aiul 7'"'/, keep (hong CurtifoK. 
 upon lilt: Irinititrn of chu IXliiu 
 
 'Ilk' W clterii pAitof Niihu,I( i, exttndinp from CajK" 
 /I,; f i:. Cipe .\,ii;, isi.ill il t '//>fi .Vui. 1 In* Cnuiiiiy 
 !>. iiili.il I'll! Ivy Hi-'fhii, ilni.lcj into Tribes ul' 
 JmlUe ihiiiileUes in Fun., iiml pUtes (if Itn iijitli, Ikihh 
 a warlike I'lople, aiul breul ui eit niiinUrs (it I In Ic and 
 Cuiit. li alh'rds plenty (if Cirii .nul Kailey, ami in 
 foini pUies Ciiion"., Oiannes, and otiii r Fruits. 
 
 J'heaiuieiit Arumn Imilta fin.ill Town >all'd IVj(7'.', 
 lip.ii. the Welt of -^.i/jii.-f, in which the Vvi// th.ii now 
 reigii'-, iiijnii.iiiisa GairiliiM to defend the j'O'ir Inlialn- 
 tani^ li. null' liKurlioiis I.I the /Irnl.jin in thole Delaiii, 
 to whuui till) laid J ril'tre and H(nuge in lorincr 
 time». 
 
 ■J', ih< X'Hthol yi''.5..» they I'uilr four vvilld Towns, 
 ai ih> ilil'iiiieof a 1 e.ij^iic ontlroin mother, iinun a 
 filial KlM'i', that ruvei runs bur in Winler. i'liefe 
 I'lMsiia arecall d t'//(r.ii., and are iimonly in 1. .me n\>:t- 
 lure iivili/d In iiadiivp with rlic Chriltians, but like- 
 %vil( inlmbited by leveial I'radR'.-ineii, who make ex- 
 cclii lit Copper Hi I Liv:iii Vilfels ; lor the (inert lorr of 
 Intl. II, tiiar tilts ..111 C (IV, i>m.ule fium fuiiieOipper 
 Miiic>, III a Mviiiiita:nof fheG'.-M' /liUi, ii|'tjn the South 
 (;.le i.r iliis r;av.c ; .md iho picleiir Kfittj has ,t Callk 
 lieie, the Ouvernoiir ot win. li re eives ihat Maal, and 
 pivi s 11 ..lit t. i!ie Wurk-mcn. 
 
 I I on ilie Iroii'ier ot the 'i^iitgur, there are riuec 
 ftrot^p lovvi.y. lall'd >». I, and inhabited by the IlibcUi, or 
 C Kaee.if W.-«i'..iiiJihataias'dm Af uii in the Reign of 
 C'.:'ii iheCdi./i. of C.-r I...I;'. This qiarter, whu.h was 
 •uni'vii) i.lIi, v.'.w liii'peiii'le.'. bv (^ivil Wars, tilla AJ..- 
 in/'/V. appeasM their Hlal^, ubei wimli, he and h:s 
 Pollciity gii\,iiid u umler ilic .Soveraigiit) ot ilic .V- 
 criji'. 
 
 iM'j, a iii'ied I'lDMBce of Vxhi./m, w.-»< firmerly o- 
 veraw'd by the ^J. liiVunI i " J (rim, a ruh and pii- 
 ill.iiii I'c pie, th.T Ipeiid the Winter in the Oefin>, and 
 Itiaprie ii!> .in.ldnvii .\'..i'i;'.A.' ni the Sprini; ; but ar 
 prekn: 'ti»i'e>ur'ul"io:ii tlicir Iik iirlloij,, by .» (Jarifjii 
 whii h the Ai ijf kei ps in B-xi-i'/ii./'. 
 
 Tlio 1'roviin.e of SV.;cv.v//i', whi>-h is above 40 
 Li.vgues iong, isinhabiud by licicl/ei:, v{W>w\i)t!, uv 
 
 alivayiinllaiiid in. Summer, ly nalont.l the exii tarn hiji 
 lliv Town III i'.i(..»*ry le. 11 s loliasejicuibu.l' (y 1 
 f((iu. Ill (ipiain liiar loriqu r .1 nil .\iii//i.;>.', 41 Ut li 
 M'jfo, and tor diat realuii '(vvai chrilU'iivd iif^iuum 
 WiT/.', 1 e. IrcSf.li'l I 'I C iijuji. 
 
 C'ponaSaiuls riain III .\..iii'</i 1, wc (all m With j 
 wall'd City, lall'd I..'!', inhili.ted by 4 i.ch gcnttcl'- " 
 f rt of I'ei pie, whninake iliehiieil l.tatlmi 1 BuH far 
 Huelk, a. Well a« .Silk .S(urt», iikI Iiik' lapeiLiy^ .-ind 
 trade sMih the lUm fie,;i. and />.■.. /i / Merduiirs ill Jndl- 
 fo.iiid Cioati l.iailier. All the DausiiiipoitisJ (oS/«i». 
 etniie i'ruiii thii [ilase, lor ilie Xnift doit luilaliuwihcii 
 beiii^ etported liuiiiaii) otlict ijuaiier. 
 
 T luT'iiJVintenf Ti:;. '.1.11 was loinitrls inhabited lij , ,,, 
 rieh Jewilli Mfiilums, whom the Na'ivek iiiali.Krrcl, ' 
 '/. L). i>)9i. V\ Ikii 1 was iii/l; ua lays our Auiliti ; 
 tlu« Provime wa( niivetiiM by iii pe^-uliar (>overi»;ut», 
 who w>ie (ler^iittully lairiiip, with oneanoilur , li^i itir 
 K-nti who liiid iiialUi'd ilk.' whole C!. . mil ly ti.ini .Vm. 
 u)>untlie Oiean tu i>'i">i.<M», had not then |>olkik01uah 
 fejf of It. 
 
 Icctmt, was l'ub)e<^ firft to the Kings cf .V,i«..c, 
 alter ihalto the Kiiit;sof TicihcIcu, iIk'ii totliole of '[u-^'''- 
 »>' \ atlall It had al'riner ol us own, naiiiely, yhJiit, 
 wiiole KevenuetaiiK: to If ooou Duviti a Viar; lut this 
 lownreeeiscsCoiiinbiitioiifKHiiadiiie V'llUxisandCa- 
 ftlesround It, to the extent of <o Of 4.; l.eamifs. Thi, 
 I'niue wat taken oil by an liifiirriClioii of luine iu<j 
 whom he had taken into his !»eiviie j upon which iliry 
 werclubji "t to the iink.!, till the .\iMj(; /W.i/jim-f reduL J 
 'em to hib liiriner obedictitc. 
 
 fjh.n, /:<€,{», H sery am lent Uiimi,li,iii City, was liili 
 iiuUllillied andenridied by ihelirit Kinpoftlu / .i>/(u*</, -''•"' 
 who let out from thence 111 piuluit of the Conijiieil of 
 tf.i./.rt').and V^irtiw. The Inhabitaii's of tlus pln^e area vc- 
 lycjivil I'eople, and acijuaiiuid \siih loiiiiner^e j f.r tlk' 
 Conimodiuesof Uiub.rt areh' te excbani^'d lur thufe im- 
 ported troni Kcji^i oldtiJ . Mi.it of 'em are Blacl.s, nut 
 that the Cliouie ocealious 11, but iliat iIk'v lye with 
 ,V,?>w iUves, who beui black Ciuldien. 
 
 This City, and theC^iJiJiiiiy bttssein it and ilitUe- 
 lartol' liliyny w&s the Kiiipdoiii ol that ',iubi:, mI:o '""''' 
 hded with I'rmjin in oipulitmn 1 11 .c/.:i, and iaul iiolem 
 hands on liinifelf, to pievenc hi> falling into the Maiidi 
 of the Coiiijiieroui. 
 
 The City of :^miiti, in ss hich that I'rincc lod'.'.l his.,, 
 Trealiire when he aecoinpanieii I'wife to the Juld, is' 
 no w call J W.J . ii. « or J' .7.... ■, and payj I lonageto tlit j, ., 
 luk'. 
 
 And til.' Tiia.il of i;rouiid, cxteiidiiif; fioin B/A'.'i.ito 
 the llleof (.ri-wj, 1!, ilk- iUi:iUi«:;i,i properly f.. talld.i,,,. . 1 
 from whkh all \t'mi.i.. derivt* its ptclent Name, ind|r?<" 
 which IS a hot dry Couiiuy, alToxdiiii; a valt produdtof " " ^ 
 U.iies, Uicno Com 
 
 The moll rcmark.'.Me City in HiieJuiferiJ, i\Cittf.i, 
 an ancient City b.. lit I. ^ ■.he liinn.vit, wlio dtt'ciided « 
 apa:nll the >■ ■:■ . ■:': the .iirival of O.c. e,:, wtw 
 Ituriii'il It And duiiioliili ',1 itj VVa.Js. 
 
 The 
 
lib.Iii.lLhap. VI. 
 
 A DijirtpttoH of /\trita. 
 
 H9 
 
 ', ami iati! violiti 
 )S into the HiiiJi 
 
 umt lilt PriiviMiT <'f *<•'', «»liiih HI- mciiiuiii.l luul'i ilu' 
 bratt ul' l'»«''. ^i» Itiiw a lK[wiulainy uF Out King 
 J.ini, ij i|utt(l llw IXbri Ml Xm. .1. ,, "In loiiml 
 ti h) till IM.iiiot Al"{<''^ • » ill'' N^'>l*i ik^-' M')uniitii>« 
 il ;»(j(i.i iiiiihc Notih, ihf I'mvitK'' 111 Ui ■'■l.;<ihl on 
 ilii bait, .mil ilw Uclkrt Uiwmii i.-.Ut tuii Hin ;i^I(h 
 I II 'he V mill 
 
 I'hr Cui imI C'liy w.n ..ili'il Af ', /, :inil owM I'oih 
 lit l'u»ti>lali'ii .iiulii«lKltriiCtiiin l>i llif .ImV'ti Siliil- 
 iii4iiik%. 'ilii ( iiumry Mxnviiii iMtli luiiiiuiy \ukls 
 nut iiiliHitl with Svori'iuiit AiA iiilur ,Vt|'t.>i<-<, thv 
 tiiitil vuludi 4(c iiiuiial. /i.;..t''i, mIikIi mi iiivii- 
 iixiicil t<ii( i'»w. It unc ut llu,' LiUKt ut llut Pio- 
 
 «•« 
 
 ■^t.„, 
 
 Virit. 
 VVcmnn' now tiuliv ilutJ |vri of ^/'i.t, i.iH' I /.<- 
 '•>i<Im 111""'', '■■'I l>y the .ij, ti.ih, y /. M, \«huli i> J CinJy 
 '' IX'lui. I'loiiurtr); ifitliit lii'ct nor I'ruit, an I iiilu- 
 ' lnit'il III lomt; i'l4ic« liy i U'w iiiikral'k' S.i\4i;'\ who 
 ju'ili'l" 1 M'tiini Jiut Orjlbi'i |iii« ilryU jn liu' itiiii. 
 'lliiU (>i<>lh>'|'|'>'s->'i' luliuiiii.K>r», ih.it (luy .1,11 1' 1.11 tlii' 
 Sk>i Ml'-' 4 1 1'"' J, 'iiul lease iiviiliu C'>>iii IK r VciJuii- 
 Il liiiul vm i Jii<l tvlitailK) iiii'iii lu Hy awiy, tl^y Uy 
 ihui l'K(> III >t>v (iKMinil, ilui >;itc nK' to niiuis Wiili 
 oul Winiil, Vklii.li wciv uoilc lliiii lU' t"niii'i, lui ilicy 
 guw il'c ii.iiki I'l luo, ami ik>>Ii<jii a I' iiiiiiii' 
 *li«'i»MTlhiy iiiui:. Ilio) louH' tioiii .it.Ui-, fioir 
 wlnnit ilii'y (ijli, hrrt io/.i^(, .it'iir ilui, tiny 1 lol't 
 
 iht' l)il.lll>iir i .If, aiKJ lllV4'lc .\.>»»<'iVl allti Uut/.l.y, 
 
 )ik1 ruiiu'iiiiici >y<Mi : iliit aiti'i .ill, /.i/'M ij ihk lijitui 
 lilutvi, a lu« Uiiiw pljtu .iii>l I alkun, uiy)ii wluJi tin- 
 lUit.iri or .tiiiPii ii\n\\. Ihc iii' iJ the t'dniifry 
 i« ti('i|Uc'|iii\I by AiAhiiHi, who ihrillt'ii llu' li'vii.il pliics 
 they \ilit, .U'ortlinp lo the luiiiio ot iheSil. l Ixy 
 givc iho N. line of )>/riio 4 Siikly (iioiiii.l that [jrjrs no 
 Vi'iih If. aiiil '^y'lf to ilui will h atliuils lUill.ci or 
 Gri'iiM, Jii'l > '''•i'< "> ihcjlicai Umiy S.iiuli. I lit uhjII 
 |iopulmi«|'.iitot' ihi'Coiiiitiy, itili.it lowariK ilie .VV", 
 by ii-aloii 111 tlitir CoiiuMcne uiill the Ne|;roc<, (rpe- 
 vullyiholc of l-ml'utf. Ill ti>niiei timet llie Iiiliil luiiti 
 of 1.U14 urre I lllil Sjt:iib,;:iii iVom ^ni/nil'/i itiu imint 
 (•wj, mul (iiaiitl .hiM ut' S'l.U, atitl the iiuienivU iil 
 ihcm are thole eall'il liy .V;,.)iu, ./: .uA./, .iiiJby ihe Na- 
 me* IhU.lfi u( ll.ikj'ii; lioWcUT they 41 « a lazy 
 (jriuilh People. The C'muiiry i» iliy .iiid (Mrili'il, at 
 t'.ikliiig iieiihei Riurt luii i'oimiaiii:>, luir iiiJeeil any 
 Water, i'mcptiiii^ ilui ot Umie tew 1 akes aiiJ lale 
 Weill, whiihaiclufkaite, ihai the Meuhaiiti who tra- 
 vel truin Sum. ilia to\>'ioljii4, havu Camels aloii); with 
 ihem iliat eany iioihiiiH Init Water; and rlieiiiinus 
 uhin they cunirtu iliele Welti, itiey urecoter'd aiidtillM 
 with Viiiit, upon whuh they art foieM to kill their 
 CaiiieN, aiul dinik the Water ihat'bfoiiiid tvithiii em j 
 (oraC.aiiM.tdiiiik«ai>iiuietiut atiiiieasfeiveii tiiiu tor la 
 Qti<jl)ay«. lo prevciinlie htluig ot ttie Watei-pits, 
 itic Mireluiit^ iik'd [o line them on llie iiilide witll 
 C'jiiiti Ikiiie!, anil eovcr the Mouths with Camel HiJei; 
 •mtlllicy luuTiKhcicivnGuules, as eantiiuiout the I'lts, 
 iho'.iveiit Hull prt.u he.ip.s . t .S.iiiJ ; tor fumeiiniei 
 tilt talk Wind blowing iiitlicSiimmtr, railes I'u^li a De- 
 luge of Sj ml, a* drowiij not only the Wells, luit the 
 Min.iiultlie Camels, to the liei|tlii of a IMke. It it 
 raintiii this Country from the iiuddlti f /lu^nl' till K- 
 l>i:,ii), ihc Grafs nioui piciitilully upoiittie lides of the 
 i.akis, iiiut ihe Merchants have not only the Adv,amage 
 U inu'iiiip fieijuenily wnli Water, but likcwilu wuli 
 Alilk and liiittir at lafy rates; tuitif 11 bcadryScafon, 
 iKiihihe Muehamtaiidiheliiliabitanti fuKer very much ; 
 t.ir the Druuplit is alwiys aieoiiipany'd with great 
 Windtthattofsup Moiiiitjimof .Sand. 
 
 The I'euple ol i.iT^.; are divided into five TrilKS or 
 Societies, the firllof wliuli , feitmgout trom the Welt 
 •|u.irter} ii> tliat calt'd 6'i'wi;ii, an aneicnt and puiifant 
 people, who have reiRli'd in lii' iu^u, and of whom 
 liuiie ofilitpnUut .Ni-;D..i«.iKirig» aiedeleended. Tliefe 
 »rt'blaik, and iconh'd by tlie Sun whidi palles ttiro' 
 tlieiryv.iV/. \elieii 'lis in ihe Tropiek ol Caiuerj and 
 /etd for ihe mull |' 11 1 upon Milk .ind wild Goats. The 
 Coiiiitiy whi.h iliey inhabit, lies upon a level, and af- 
 for.ls iiiitherHoule, iMonntaiii, Wood, nor River, by 
 wliiih 'Iravellei^thould t.ike their Marlis ; fo that iliey 
 art oUig d to follow the Conduiit of the Winds, Stars, 
 and fowls, ifjiecialt^ Kaytiis and Vultures, wlmh rcfort 
 to inhabited iilate'. lurihe lakeof Carjon. 
 
 tiponthe Coalt of thisCountry there's a Cape call'd 
 Bi/j.iu', wliere the i'u.tu^u.ic liop'd for a long time, 
 when tlity putfued the [)ileovery of rhis Ciult ; for at 
 tilt li.ad ot the Cape they met with an l-b'j-lulc, tliat 
 earry'd ihcui liie Leagues back, and the Water c.ill up by 
 ihcBgiiksof Sand, m.ide a iioifelike that of a lioyling 
 J'ot. At that time oui Navigatuurs were but Coalleis, 
 
 
 And Jurlkii.it keep lowhleot llir ('.ip« Ji i(i av.iij iIm 
 'l\dei Ibi wIikIi leilini, when ili.'v iiitif Hitli ;in tn' 
 a.inJiHiCiMll, Oiey iry'doiit, t!i,'.t the .Va w ,t iim- 
 vjbk laill>er , oiid tlir douithiv l',ciiiulet»to tin Kliov • 
 I'dprol Nitiire, a'lrdfd Crl.Kiih, that iluli Uoiih'J 
 Vatweii iK'i to deep .1% tin- ft'ieii 111 , ..'d une», iip'in 
 >hi ri'a, iluii ilm 5»Ri'xhal'd tlu' twvri Waitr «riliri|| 
 I'toii. lie Centre of ilir l.irth, and that ilk 111 W.)ivt 
 fame lioiii the North. I liii p' 1 .1 tl> p to all ('ui'l;«l 
 UiUuteiiet, (ill .i./^>('>w./i( and l-y',;, / ,;., i,m) {'i,„ 
 weredrivrii hyt .Sronii upni ihe Iflni^ 1 f ft n 
 ; atttf wlmh G(/i / .^'(.ibolifly ,(oi>l Iciliki k'\^\ 
 whjeh I'l "ti / <..\\'% (lnHii'itu, and whi. h ha tliiullcii'u 
 B f.iMi, with relciente id the l..uiiS Ihoounn bnvli «- 
 I" vc 4., leagues more 10 the North, ihin the C.nll 
 it l«*\rilH'h.ii<l It. The Dili'iverv of th». Cape wa»iii 
 thole days rcckoii'd a M>ight> buflnc'ii. 
 
 Atthe diltancv ot ^^ I taj es tcyond the C'.ir»", the 
 S<.'4lhoi)f iipa (treat way into the Land, .iiid it i.iU'j the 
 H"" /(././, b.vauf. the P- /«/<avV K; t I' llie '' 'W .,,,.. , 
 G.ild in thik| laee, by w.iy of riniiMnt Vn l<>iiie M"i'i,„,j '"' 
 tluy had taken Ptiloiicrs, and tins w.m the lult Gold 
 iliey had nut with in thai pan ot the World. 
 
 Ikjoiul ihat IS the T'' ('■/>'•, whah was difiovcr'Jx^ nV. 
 ^- U. 1441, Icing a rinuc ot Sand that ajpcan wliiie 
 It a dillane. from tlii'. pl.ve the Coalt I'epii . to take 
 ■•iiuthtr Cot rl'e, »nd inakts a Gulf to svlmh the Ci..- 
 rtiit tends. 
 
 At the iliftaiKo ol II l.ci^iiei from the C:i|<c, we 
 men wriiilu' lllesc f . /■!;/./«, lo lall'd from a I uii ilu: ''^',',„'^ 
 the King of /' ./; ^.1. built upim one of ihcin, 
 
 Pallini^ farther we meet uith the Mouth of the S\ei, 
 III 1^ f)eB. Lat diffover'.l by the I-'ki tir^m-/.- .1. D. 144^ 
 Thi, IS a Itiaikli of th.u Uivtrthai fcpaiaies the Whiiit 
 ti 0111 the ULicks, and iheUelarrsof //iMfinni ihofeof 
 /'.«A<!)j and C''f/./.i. Tis ralld .Vc«'.;.i at tM\l.iiiih,.i 
 deiis iiip itsN.imc from a Lord anonc tlie N itive*, leith 
 whoni ihe l\:::i,)^iic!.- had lliei. ".'t 'I r.lfliik ; but with- 
 in llie Country it has levei-.il N.llIle^ );iven 11 by tlit I'evo- 
 lal Inliatiitanis u\"\\ its UiuVs. parti .iihitly S-i.\i.^, 
 lJci,<uc:l\ M.yie, I il.\ I. \ whiehlait 11 nt.iins 10 its 
 very .Source. /'<.' «i; takes the life of (hii Hiver from 
 the I ake yke/ «/./ i, aiidth.it of .\W',) ; nnd, vvliiih is 
 very Itrange, iKiisvitliftaiidinj! that it riins o f.ir, it has 
 not lb large a Ciiircnt ot Water, as another I'ranih 
 call'd Uiiiilii, ivhuh runstiy the wiy of < .iliu , and has 
 fcvcrat Illands replenilhd wiili .\nimals and Kepths, 
 but 1:, net navigable alt ovfi, cfpeeially m one phue a- 
 bout 15.. 1 eiigiiij from Hs Mouih, wIkio tlicie is (0 
 great a Water faijj^ ihat one may pafs undinie.ith with- 
 
 
 <•'■ 
 
 'I' 
 
 Rv;r 
 
 >Ut being 
 
 The Vf'l'j 
 
 Water is white, bit at a 
 White .iiul Ked) It is|(>vii'd 
 
 '.t'w. 
 
 Xing wet. 
 placeealTd /i.iff'c'i'j ( i. "c. 
 
 1) a Itiver c ill /-••;' .o«/;r,the W,i;cr ot winch is red : And 
 the Ncgiots alledge, that thefe two Waieis are cf f . Ii 
 ■ ontraty (]iia!itie>, '.hit they piove tnietiik wlien tluy'ie 
 niu'd, iho feparatelv they have no l.ich ttteCf, 
 
 Another i.o')i'/ Tcriitory is that eah'd l'^'''', in, 
 sshivli there's a lair Ojiairy aiivi'ii; Mnunt.uiious I'o ks 
 and perhaps 'tis one of iliele Mnintains iliai //■/■■.Ii/ik 
 points to when lie fpeaks of .1 MountJin Letwcvii the W- 
 f'ii-Aii jVv/Tiand //■...•,.-.'s Pillars. 
 
 (;;"/..'.' iij aiioihe:', sphere Cr.r. v .mer'd afiei his loiijj !^.,J|. 
 Jourii'y. 
 
 • /Ki;./.i is the only /.iVir.Ttrritory that Ifill retains its ^.^.■,,, 
 anciem Name, being p!ai it by t'!c ■jiin in -, 2 l)eg. ,o 
 Mill. Long. ,111.1 :l>D(g l:it. It extend-' it lelflike a 
 Ilip to the Mediterranean, over aijainfl tho >v;ii, and 
 'twas thcie that C'lr- p.tfsd with his ^roop^ in juelt of 
 ."/ii/.i after /'(/»';;■. I's death, /-/ivc/./m pl.r-.s his fciond 
 flit Pits ni tills Teiritury. It .ilounds nuh Palm I'ltts, 
 and IS mightily nwoinmoded with Serpents, \.h;ch tone 
 of the Natives ean kill with ilieir Spiule. 
 
 Upon the Frontier ot' ihs Kegioii, facing towaids i"-f,„j,,, 
 i.yr and the Sea, we meet wiih ihePi.niiiceof i>a'«c 1 1 
 I'ciitr.polK, all the Cities of which are now deltroyj, ex- 
 cepting l'tolciti/!:<. 
 
 Cyclic, wlmh gives n.ime to the whole Province,, ,„„, 
 w as built b) thciJuT^^/ under the conduct ol /!■,,/; ,» the 
 Son of Kiiii; ll.;tut, who by the Allil't.in.e of the l.-yiii- 
 ^1,1, I'liliiiucd the ('<:'.'/'.:^i'i-'^i.) that meaii'd to expel him, 
 .1 lid enlaiij'dh.s Empire. This Proviix* i^ now fie.jium- 
 ed by a pinllai.i Itock ot ^r.ui.inj, who 11 ake above 
 j.fH-c lloifeand an inliiiue niimlxT of focr, anil le- 
 (troyd all the Citiesand Villaces. C-ic;.' v..\> t),c hrit 
 City thai(.'i:riiii-Hjk by itonn atier ttiede.uhof V in t), 
 but lie didiio injury to ilie pbiee. llie wh- K' Pmvin.,: 
 is now call'd /.i!;,:I.")/to../\. , I r.t in. in. le; r:.mes it wenc 
 by the name of Futh }r, from lu:i.' tlie Sou 1 1 • (tin, 
 froniwhoiTuhc^alKtii L-t)A>it di^rivc their Orieinal. 
 
 CHAF. 
 
 ''I' 
 
 
^5o 
 
 A Vejcription of Africa. 
 
 Chap. Vll. 
 Containing a Defcripnon of Negroland : From John Leo. 
 
 TV fir« dif. 
 
 Thtir Co- 
 wrnnWDt. 
 
 ^1 
 
 KnigJo.T 
 
 M.lL 
 
 MOST of" Se^nlanJ lay undifcover'd, till the 
 38-th Year of the He^etm, at which "mc a 
 itrtain hUhmttm madethe Difcovcr). At 
 that time 'twas inhabited by a numerous, 
 luibarous and bnitilh Pcop'e, who were e<\ually igno- 
 rant cf Government and Husbandry, whole only Em- 
 ployment was tokeep Cattle, whofe Garments and Beds 
 were thcSkinsof Beafts, and who ohfcrv'd no Relkr.iint 
 uponpron.ifcuoustmbraces : The Negroes keep at home 
 and wage War with no otlier Nation. Some woilhip 
 the Sun, others the Fire, and fome C particularly the 
 Inhabitants of Ga gr.) approach nearerto the Chriftian 
 I-aith. The firft who brought 'em under fubiedion, was, 
 Jalcfh]^\u^oi Moioccc; after whom, they became fub- 
 jiolto the hve Lii^iiw "Tribes, and learn'd of them the 
 .W.i/''./n,-MH Law, andfoxeral Handicraft Trades, as well 
 as the B.i'l'.n.'an I^aiiguage, from rlie R.nY'.ir; Merchants 
 that traded thither. I5ut the ptcfint King of Tmhutc, 
 being a /S>^i;'i:f by birth, lli;w the / "0'=" King, ufurp'd 
 the Kingiiom, and by a : 5 years \>m, conqucr'd large 
 Uoirniions ; afier which, he concluded a League with 
 his Neighbours, and exhaulled his Treafure by a Pii- 
 griniage to Wfif.j. S<egroli:n(i\\i:%\xx.viccn two Uefarts, 
 one towards KumiJir, and another extending it felt 
 foiithwaid to the Ocean, whiih is inhabited (fays onr 
 Author ) by an inhn tyof Nations unknowio us. Our 
 Kmnvlcdgcof this Country extends only to 15 King- 
 doms, which arc thefc foUowuig. 
 
 JiliSi I V,l 
 I*' 
 
 Cunlaia cOjitains only three great Villages, with fome 
 Granges and Date Tiekls. It lies joo Miles South from 
 Kiiti, sc o North from T'miufo, and loo from the Oce- 
 an. 'Twas oiue the Refidcnoe of the Liiy.tn Go.er- 
 nour>, and at that time frequented by \\ic B.tib.vy Mer- 
 chcuits, who ill the Rcign of Prince Heii, remov'd to 
 Tctni utu and ('"^r, and upon that Gu4!ar.i was redur'd 
 to extream mifay. At pitfcni it has a Prince of irs 
 own. who is tributary to the King of T.mn.t\ The 
 Inhabitanisarc I lack, and very fricrdjy to Strangers : 
 Th y Ipeak a I aiig'.;ige calld S.i«5J', and cover their 
 Heads, fo that the face in both Sexes is almoft hidden : 
 They have m Form of a Common-wealth, but liad a 
 very n.ii'erable I fe. Fkth is very fiaice among rhem. 
 but they ha', e plenty of Millet, and a f irt ot round 
 white Pi'Ife, the like of whi'h 1 never law in £..- 
 yep . 
 
 Tj the North of Gu,tl.t.t, lies the Kingdom of G'wwuc, 
 alias ini)ii, rr G/.i'km, extending from the Ml uth of the 
 ^,^'", 15c Miles alon- it. it aKmnds with Parley, 
 R.'ce, C.ittle, Filh, anu Cotton, whi h lad Commo- 
 ili'y ihcy exchange for lu -r .1 ' Cloth, Armour, C^i. 
 TlieirCoin ismo(U) of Gold, without any Infcription ; 
 iirliew.iy of retail thev ifc Iron Pie. c% weighing, fome 
 a I'oiind, foiiieliaif a Pound, and f..iiic a quarter. This 
 Cjiu'.tiy pio luces no bnut; for what Dares they have, 
 uiu'portid fmni GL.il.itr. or iVi/wi'./.i. Here is neither 
 'l.jwiuin Caitle, but only a large Village, whtie the 
 Pr.nte Tiid pnn.ipal Men icGde, their Ho'lcs being 
 bi.ilr if Chalk, and covcr'd in ihc Roofs with Straw. 
 Ti'ic Inh:;b.tar,rs are clnd in bla^.k o; blew Cotton, with 
 wl-.i hihcy iki-wifci.nathcir He.ids; but white Cot- 
 ton i^tlii. Cail of the Prietls and Di/Cfois of the Law. 
 In ji..'-, .■'K;,'^/' and Seprewk^, the overflowing Nnr 
 fi rto'..ni's it'av an lilaiid ; and ili'ring th.it Scifon, t'-e 
 Till, lit Mcrch.in'.i import their Goods in Circus n-ade 
 of pi-el'Imk, v.iiirh they row all day, ard ar ni(;ht 
 make fait to the Shoar, lodging thcmfclves 
 \and. 
 
 To the NiTthward oi Guinea lies the Region of Mrii 
 which run- alniofl loo Miles along a River ti.it fills in 
 tTtie.\^:;i' . It takes its lumc from \it , a litgc Vil- 
 lage, co;;air.irg .ihovc jCOo F.imi!i(S. The Country a- 
 fiouni.i'. with Corn, Fkth, aivl Cfttnn, and is well rc- 
 pleni'h'd with I'r.ido'.-mcn anJ Merdvints, who are 
 t ''aiiJwel If ck'il with Comni d.tics : 1 ho K.ng en- 
 tcrtauisall S:rangrrs\i 'vhonou a'ly There .lu- a great 
 mm T m| lis 111 tiieCouirry, as well us I'rielf, anil 
 ViotVlli ms, who real ihcir iift.iies m ih.' Temi 1 >, 
 th ;iebei;ig no Ci'Lepcs in th? C. uiur-". In f;i<c this 
 '"eople (,0 Lcjoi.Uuil the oilKr.\.-.^/a.inStnfe, Civility, 
 
 and InJudry ; and embrar'd »ft)A(i»«fr'sI aw, while they 
 were fubji-ff to the Uncle of ?"/-;'/' King of Skracco, 
 whofe Pofterity conrinucd in that Sovcraignty, till /-- 
 chiit put 'em imdcra levere tribute. 
 
 'Vomiuto is another Kingdom in this Country, focall'd 
 from Tf m/rnrc, a Town, founded f as they fay ) by King*"*" 
 Mni/cSiilcinmn, in the 610 Year of the Ihgeim, at the 
 diftanceof ii Miles fiom one of the Branches of the 
 N'/ijri . At prcfent this Town has no Houfes, but only 
 Cottages built of Chalk, and thatch'd. Indeed it has a 
 (lately Tcmplebuili of Stoneand I imc, and a Princely 
 Palace, built by an excellent Work-ir.an of CinuJi:. 
 'Tis well ftockd with Merchants and Trades-men, cf. 
 pecially Weavers of Linen aiul Woolen Cloth, and t- 
 len the Emofc.m Cloth is imported hither by tlic Biirh,y 
 Merchants. All the Women of this Country, except- 
 ing the Maid- Servants, cover their Faces, and fell all 
 forts of Viftuals. The Merchants arc li rich, that the 
 piefoni King niarritd both his Daughters to two of ihtm 
 When the Niger ovuflows, they con' cy the W.iter ( f i: 
 by Conduits into the Town ; however 'hey have great 
 plenty of frelh Water Wells. They have great plenty 
 of Corn, Caitle, Milk and Butter, hut v ery little Si t, 
 that being imported by land carriage from Tji-^n, 
 which is 50c Miles otf, infoiru'ch that a Camel's load 
 will coll 80 Diica's. The rich King of Tomlrtc has a 
 fpleiulid Giun, and a great mrny Pl.ites and Scep'ersof 
 (■old, fi me of which weigh 1300 Pound. When he 
 goes abroad Or to the Field, he rides upon a Camel led 
 byoneof his Ncble-men, and ail his Souldiers are on 
 Fiorfe-back. Whoever is admitted to an .Audiena' of 
 the King, mull fall down at hisFcet, and throw Earth 
 .about his Head and Shoulders. His ordinary Guard is 
 ?oco Horfe-mcn, a.id a gicat many Foot, that (hot t poy- 
 fon'd Arrows. He ixitonly ban Ihcs all ;? it; from his 
 City, brtccnfifcates the Goods of the Mtrchants that 
 deal with them. He gives large Allowances to judges, 
 Pnefts, Dodois and other Uaincd Men; and the dtat- 
 ed Commodity in the City is Man f npts broug.'it tVcm 
 B/T'/vi)^. His Coin is of Gi Id without any Inlcriftion, 
 fixpieocsand ; weighing an Ounce , but in pen Bar. 
 ga'ns they ufc Shells imported from I'crfii, 400 of which 
 are wo- th a Ducat. The Citzens arc a "oily gcntccl 
 fort of People ; they keep a grc.t many S.aves ot bcth 
 Sexes, and fpciul a g eat pin 1 f the Night in tincing and 
 c'auciirj up and dow " the Stnets. The City is uivch 
 cxfK so to tire for in tivc H. urs "imc I have fecn a'ovc 
 half of it laid inalf.e^ : It has no Gardens nor Orchaidi 
 lO' rd it. 
 
 Al o't r 2 Miles from T !«/'■ -c, \':c fall in upon C/ilna,,.^,^^ ^^■ 
 a large unwall'd 1 own, Handing upt.n rhc \ ^fr, vvhcrchgc 
 the Merchants imba'k for ■ 1.0. '.i and "•!./. The Inha- 
 bitants and Bulf iiig» of tlrs phcc arc rot int'eriour to 
 thofc of T./»' I II . They aic I'overi/d by a liidge or 
 Viic-roy, arroin'edh\ the Kincof Totj/ik.'o. Theoidi- 
 nary Food, botli n this place .inJ T "i/iirc, is a naufeous 
 mixture of F eih, Filli, Milk and Putter, winch nves 
 rife to many Difeafes. and fo lellcns the number ct the 
 People. 
 
 About 40c Miles to thi' .South of Twbutr, ftands i%;-fiTi 
 large unWali'd Towncal d ^gi, from which I.e King-''!", 
 dom of (.".ifv- t.ikcs i'sKairc. All tjic Houfes in th.s'"''' 
 p'ace, excepting the King's Palace, arc very nic.in, but 
 their Merchants arc very rich, f r they ha. e a great 
 M.irket for B.vh/i'y^nA /■.'.v-t' (•--•■Cloth HereConiauJ 
 Flelh Melons, Citrus, ami Rice, ;irc very idci tif.d ; 
 upon bur Wine, Trees, and Fruit, arc Icarce : Tticy have 
 encellc'it Springs of fwect Wa cr. Or tiie Markct- 
 Days thcv li.ave a place iippoimcd for the fale of Slaves, 
 where a Chid or one of 1 ^ Years of age will go for fix 
 Ducats. Thj King has a (-uard both of Horfc and 
 Foo', and entertains a pr'at many Concubines and 
 W.vcs in a private Palace, which are kept by tunnchs. 
 Hedccid'S all their Contro'ci lies in Perfoii; but at the 
 fan^c time has .nliout h.m Trc.iliirers, Sicretaric', Andi- 
 t' rs, andorhi' Office's. Al! lort'^of Commoditii'S are 
 rnrorted thi.hcr in grca- niKinfincs, and fetch great 
 prices; an '.m f:^r,i Horfe In • ihr fir ten Duca^, w.ll 
 nf to +1 rr so i;i tlii^ place, the coarfell r.ii"'!"'"' 
 Cloth will fetch tour Uucais an lili; and the yer:!cf or 
 
 Tu'kf; 
 
H 
 
 Dchr>^tVin 
 
 of Africa. 
 
 351 
 
 in Leo. 
 
 ilaw, wliilcihcy 
 
 Cilip of WcroKo, 
 ■ eraignty, ti!l I-. 
 
 I^onmry, fncill'd 
 ley fay ) by King**" 
 • ligeiru, at the 
 Branches of the 
 loufes, bi!t only 
 . Indeed it has a 
 e, and a PriiKely 
 -ir.an of Cirn.i,U. 
 i Trades-men, ef. 
 len Cloth, and t- 
 thcrby tiiciJijr/'/ii;r 
 Count ry, rxccpt- 
 icei, and fell all 
 11 rich, that the 
 LTStotvvoof ihtm, 
 y the W.iter of it 
 'hey have great 
 lave great plenty 
 ut very little Sat, 
 igc from Tf/^t 
 : a Camel's load 
 af Toml':-ir has a 
 ;es and Sccp-crs of 
 ound. When he 
 pen a Camel \ci 
 Souldicrs are on 
 5 an Audience of 
 and throw Earth 
 ordinary Guard is 
 oot, that fho( t poy- 
 all ^.-wj from his 
 ic Merchants that 
 waiicts ti) Jutlgcjj 
 en; and the deai- 
 npts brought tVom 
 It any liilcription, 
 mt in pctt Bar- 
 ry; I, 400 ot which 
 a 'olly gintccl 
 Slaves oi both 
 It n (incii'g and 
 : City is nn'ch 
 have fcen a'ovc 
 •lis nor Orchards 
 
 Tn'k'^ Sen let CI'iili is worth jc I)ii>-.r>. 
 S.'iir.:, 1)1 idles ami Spcirs, arclikr\v:li' ver, 
 ainvcall, S.ilt isiiiikh the deaielt. IViiJ/s thi-. 'liwii 
 (;„■,', .;. oiitniiis iioiiniij; iint Vil ;iu% .iii>! 1 laiiilcls, iii'..i- 
 bituiliy 1 hiil'ii'diiKi' .nid ShtiiliiT,!., whom VV.cit r 
 cwer ilion Hoilic-. with the Skii;s ol' Bealts, anil ihc r 
 I'.rt V. i;li SIkks (irCaiuclHl.',\i'lii.i ; ' lit in Summer ::r: 
 .llloMriukcd, fxieptin", I'n'ir l'r;viiii-.s. The aickc.'t 
 iiiil'cr.iMe by heavy T.i\c.>. .iiul ,uc iiii.ici]iia:mcd with 
 Li.iiiiiiiiZorC.'iMliry. 
 
 ■IJieKinmloiii of <,:iiii liisa'niiill ^00 Miles to the 
 ImII iif ('''.'■ i 'iisfiirio.iii.led with h i;!i Mo.intMiiis, .m.l 
 iiiiiahited by Shepherds. Here is urc.'it Itorc lif Cattle, 
 only tlicy art Im.illcr than in other places. Upon the 
 humJ.i'.if iiJ' 'I'" Vi!'''. '''c whiile Country is lUKltr 
 W.i'.er. and ,it Ui.it ii'iie 
 in the W. IK r. The rhi 
 
 Svvo vi.., iSlaies uhiallv travel ten or twelve Miles a day, and car- 
 ear r I It ry a picj.l'neou? weight, not on!) of Merch.indile, bet 
 
 ot i'io\ili(ins lor il;c Merchants .ind the Suuldars that 
 guard tl'.eiii. 
 
 '1 he lame Province of fidi>.v>, extend, E.ilt from (uirn- 
 ^'fM ^c. iMilcs, ai the dillai.cof tyy Miles from the ™;!^''"S'M 
 iiiurce ot tiK'iN ;:•■, and jmns the Uel.irt or Sc/ oj: the 
 S null, and that towards bri-.t on the North. 'J'lie In- 
 habitants of this Co'-intry hive Garments and Beds of 
 Sh lis ill VVint.r, but in Siiir.iner they only cover ilicir 
 I'rivities with a piece of leather. I hey arc not di- 
 ltuii;iiilh'd from one aiioihir 1 y IVor.er Names, but by 
 Nick Names t:ikeii fiomtheu Statcre, latne's, or loinc 
 other Quality ; for they have no prolVilion of Kclij;ion : 
 their VVi\es undChildreii are common, and 
 
 eir VVi\es uthicniklreii are common, and in a woril, 
 ihelnhabirants low their Seed j the whole Scene of their Lives is brutiili. The^ are );o 
 f pl.ice of this Kingdom, is a j vcrn'd by a puillant I'riiie, who is lineally defeended 
 
 i;re.it Village, eomaitnng almoll 6000 I'amilies, and Ire 1 from the t.iin.m People, lall'd ll.i-.lc.i, and is prodigious 
 i|iieired by all flits ot Merchants, where a certain Kni^v "ch ; for all the Velfels .u his Table, hi^ Spurs, his Rri- 
 ke;t Ills Court, who in my time wa; flainbv (ic/'/i Kiili;| d'es, and the Collars of his Uogs, are all of pure Cold, 
 of V'iiubnti: I He wages perpetual War with a certain I'eople that live 
 
 l~. - 'OT "''■' f^i'lP''"!" of •''.!■''■; i inhabited by Shephirds, beyond the Defart of ,'>f«, who in former times invaded 
 1. wh.'i dwell ui Huts made c '' Hciiehs, and cirry 'em up | Ins Kingdom, and walled a I'.reat part ot it; but fuon 
 on O.venfiom place to p'.iec. Wli.iever I'led.l, the lii-i after iheKinp made his Keprdals, by puiehafiiig great 
 h.ibit.intb of the Defartbelt, is fine lobe King of this luunhers of blorfcs from i\\i: H"i.uy Merchants, at the 
 Country. 
 
 About ^0.1 Miles to the Kail ,f the Xigcr, we come 
 
 tip w, ill the laij'e Knijuloiii of '/;;.■ , inhabiied tor the 
 
 • "'mi It pan by Herds men. It .diomids with Corn. Rice, 
 
 j.-dCotton, with Def.uts and wild woody Mountain'., 
 
 raicof fit'teeii and foiiieiiiues twenty Slaves in exchange 
 Ibrone Horle; fir then he invaded the Inemies Coun- 
 try, and brought off Captiies enough to pay tor his 
 Horfes. 
 
 The Kingdom of di^gt h.is for its Limits, Bcmo on ThKiVjat^ 
 
 ucd lior'd with Spriiit'S of Water, and v.ith Citions and I the Well, \:ii ir. on the baft, l\Ji'>pt on the North, and a •'"''•"»* 
 lemons, which taile much like tliofe we ai count the Defart extending to the Xi.e on the South. The Inha- 
 beih In the li.art of the Kingdoiii ihereilands a'Lowni bitanis, efpecially the Mountancets, covct nothing but 
 ot' the lame name, inliabited by rich Merchants and a! their I'rivities, and are a \-rv inhuni:i:; barbarous Crew. 
 
 molt 
 
 I V ^ .V 
 
 I inupn Ofcj,^^,,,,,, 
 the iV.t^-r, whcrcjigc. 
 i.i. The inha- 
 rot int'eriour to 
 d by a Judge or 
 mhu'o. Theordi- 
 is a naiilcous 
 tcr, wliuh [.'ivcs 
 c ii\imlx;r cf the 
 
 iutr, (lands aitj-f,i-,-i; 
 which 1 c Kng- ■'■'("■ 
 
 Houfes m th.s"^' 
 
 very mean, but 
 hey hav e a great 
 
 Here Corn and 
 ; very idei tif I ; 
 rcc : They have 
 Or the Market- 
 he fale of Slaves, 
 gc will go for fix 
 (ith of Horfe and 
 
 Concubines and 
 kept by tumich'. 
 erfoil; but at the 
 icretarier;, Audi- 
 Commoditi''S are 
 
 and fetch prcat 
 ten Ducats, wdl 
 coarfell iM'^pmn 
 nd the yericc or 
 
 ei\iiizd I'e"ple, the bionics of which are bir tlv 
 p.i!-. built of Ch.i.k. Ill atifient tunts iheir King was a 
 I'liiiiaiit I'rince, but now he pays a thitd part of his 
 uail> Reicni e todie King ot V :nhiio. 
 
 The next Kingdom is L'.;/.h.-, lyingto thcFafl of <"<«", 
 vvliieh is a niMiiuauioiis and barren Country, yielding, 
 11' tiiingbr.iHar'cyaihlMd let Seed. The inliabit.iiits ol 
 ilib K.rgdom are very black, having large Nol'es and 
 tl.ibbc'- 1 ij-s. 'i hev are opprels'd wuh laiinnc, and 
 Iwilliti very forrv Gi'rages, and have not above j.i 
 Linrlies ill any one Village. I-'ermerly they h.ui a King 
 ot :he:r own, whom lij.l'i.: King of Tuiibuio Hew, and 
 uion that they became tnbut.iry to him. 
 
 The Kingdom of sjc^rci; lies at the diflanre of i so 
 .\hlc. liom ('/'''■» r; lis Soudi Eall part borders upon 
 (■.-■ . Tiio' its riaiiis are iiucderaMy hor, yet its Moun- 
 tains are extreani old, inlonuich, tiiat in Winter, the 
 Lih.ihit.uits ( wivare a richtr.uluig People ) arc ton 
 10 kci-p grea' tires under their Uedlteadi, when they go to 
 llicp. Their fields being well water'd, are very fer- 
 tie. '1 heyh.ive been ful'jcut to the King of Ti.wA/.fo c- 
 vei liiite he kill'd then own King. 
 ^ The Kali pint of vi^'Cci; is joni'd bv the Kingdom r f 
 '•"'y''^"', will h abounds with Rice, Millet aiU Cotton; 
 .111.1 isinh ibitevl hv a tall tort of i'eople, who aie extrrani 
 1 'a k, bmad fi il, .\\\A very bari-arons- Their King 
 Was likewile kill'd by ;^e//..', to whom they are now 
 tnhiiiary. 
 
 I lie leinaimng Kingdoms in the land of .V.-,;. r;, 
 are(,,(.:i..;,ii.,, />V. ).'u, (,',;...; f, and .\«i/.-, of which in 
 Older. 
 ,.-,.. I'.'":""" jv'iiistheS. P.. part of ~/:iif.:r.t: Bcirg; iii- 
 ..•jfclic.! by /,-.■/.,; on the Well, aiidtheKing of ii ■(;,) on 
 ilieball, it has now loll all it:-, frad.e with foreign Na- 
 tions, flowever there lies \k< the South of it, a Conn- 
 
 ■nJ-V.', 
 
 WffM'U 
 
 Their llonl'is being made of lioughs and Rafters, are 
 miuluxpi's'd tolirc. They have great llore of Cattle, 
 :ii\i attend them very caretiilly. The I'rince of this 
 Country pays a great deal id' Kefpeii^to ad iearned Men, 
 elpecially tliofe ilefcended I'luni \I.i''"..-. While I was 
 attlnsCnint f fays nur Author j aNob'e-manof D'.iii- 
 't'/.i prele:i\ed hull with a hue Horfe, a I'n:^; jh Sword, a 
 R"\al Ri.bc, and leveral other things, that colt about 
 l^'j Ducats ai i.'.ii. r; upon whiih, the Kins; icturn'd 
 liiin a CouiphmeiK of live Slaves, hvc Camels, 500 
 Uiicats, aiul I').' very large Llephants Teeth. 
 
 The Limits of .V..././.r, are Cnfgn on the Weft, the , . ^^ 
 X./c on the ball, the Defartof G'oiiiw on the South, and o,- ,vJo)«7^ 
 /liM/'/ on the North. The i\V/c is not navigable between 
 
 u-y that alfords cre.it fiore of (iol.i, from whence the 
 
 this Kingdom and y-;:;>y/, for 111 tome plaies a Man may 
 wade over it on l\ot. 
 '1 he principal I own inthis Country is D.i^i^-!.!, which 
 IJcontaiiis io!.cii b'amilies, and atiords ilenty cf Civt 
 and Saundeis. T he whole Couniry abounds with Ivory, 
 being well liock d with Elephants, as well as with Corn 
 and with Sui;:ir, which the Inhabitants know not how 
 toiiie. li pieduces a foil (if ttr. n;; I'ovloii, a (.lain of 
 uhi h divididauKnigun I'erlons, wdl kill them all in 
 ; ol nil Hour. .An Ounce it this I'oylon is lold to 
 foreign .Merchants tor iCO Ducats; but whofoever fells 
 It without the King's billow ledge, is immediaiely put to 
 deaih, and iheliu\erpa' s not only .is much to the King 
 as to the Seller, but likew I'e isoblig'dupoii an Oarli not 
 to iifcit nithe Kingdom of \idi-. The Inlialitaius c.ic 
 cah'd Ki. •/''<-, and arc a bale miferable People, living on- 
 ly uprn Milk and ihe Fleih of Canic's, and t f fucll 
 be.ifts as are taken in the Uelarts. 
 In tinner times iliey bad a rich T'own,witli acoincnitnt 
 
 oppilite to 
 illant from 
 dellroy'd it, 
 ilut ihould 
 
 the blarbour of Tjj-m, wdiuh is 40 Mile 
 \Ji',c.'. Ilut about 1 00 Yearsago the .v. 
 
 '"'•'..,.: .iMcrihaiitsbring large Bnrdeni ii]'onthcSlaves| upon t!ie account of ftoppiiig Ibine GoOi 
 ii.lis, the Ways being unpaiVable by Camels. Tliele have 1 eencarricdto A/it„.. 
 
 Addi- 
 
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352 
 
 A Vejcription of Africa. 
 
 l-ibill. 
 
 Additions to C h a p. VII. 
 
 Containing MarmoV" Aroiint of Lower /Ethiopia or 
 
 Negroland. 
 
 i' 
 
 I! 
 1 1' 
 
 >;.a. 
 
 4. 
 
 
 TT^ Viicpi.i rmp.iircs iilitio r tlui l'.(.-rs ^li Ahiu rxl 
 / I I only in the ixiciit of I'roMiues aiui imiliuiulc 
 -^ -" — ' ul' IjiK.il- r:\iirs, lut likcwik- in tlu' I'.ivcrliiy ot" 
 Anini:ils .iml pli'iiiy ■' Cicl.',. Tl't :nu iciu Cicd^niplicts 
 rLprd'cnt mor.iiriAis .v.^n as tin- liili.ilnt.iius ot this 
 Ci)iiii;rv ; Init tlun- Rtfivli'matuiii is talMilm , un'i-ls 
 ihcv mo.iii'J rop>ir.t titlic i)Hii,i';roi'.s Birbari'.y i-f ilu-ir 
 Huiniii-. Tlu- //.•:■ f:iMca:l i: ("■•/, ami the Aniicntsiii- 
 \ii!cj It into the \-m\cf ami ' '//-.v .F.'. .Vfi'.i. "I'lvAM-all'il 
 ./■:,- (v'ff.'i.i ratlici from the Wackool iii of i;s Iiilialit.iiiis, 
 thill from i:i:<iiii'c I'll. ..Ill's 'Jauphtc-i, a< tlic I'l'Cts al- 
 li\!i',c. In l-'irer . Fr''/ 1/' V: or the Comury of Sr^rort 
 ( whiJi ('.'■."wK.iiinM-chcn.is ill (-■'.>' /.fiTi'u' ) the .If'i- 
 cv! (icoi'.raphcrs takenotice I'lily of t>_^r.;ii,«nni) ' •mim, 
 \'ro:\\ nlieiuc 'tis prohabie they liati no ported- Kiiow- 
 It.h^eof therell of the Coiiiitvy. All the I'loMneesail- 
 loii'iiiii', to ".' '•I'l .ire at this day Milvir.ctfin', tor iiithe 
 YearySc, liiir.n!: the reii;ii of the Ah'iir:.: iA::^ fevcral 
 A'.' rm.-M" I'ochiis planted their Reli;;uiii among them. 
 The -ichclt aiiil moll eivihz'ill'eo|^lc anion}' 'ein,are thole 
 tail 1.1 l"v the Ar.-'. :.:n Cicrtc- (i,\vho live along the.V/.y and 
 to iiavc'theUenetitofeonverlirg \viihF<irci^'ncistliat eou'e 
 thither totiadi. Thole who Ine aloiv; the Coalt, aic 
 iikewilc in fon'.c nieafiiic civiliz'd, l:n. ■: the l't.'tiig,,cfr 
 have dealt with them, as well as the Inhabuaiitb of .'^^- 
 ^^■V .■-:.' , who have cinbraeM the Chnltiaii Relniion. 
 Biit the Inl.uul Provinees (many of whieh are unknown 
 tovs ) are iiiii:ibi'ed I y a p.irad of Brnros in a hnniaii 
 Share. Tliefe multiply fo ( lodiscoiillv, rliat then 
 Ofl-fpring niiri! ill time cover the uhoie 1-acc of the 
 Karih, were it nut for a Vind that vifits them once in 
 6<: Years, :;nd fweensofl' svliole Shoahof them m Beds 
 of Sand. 'Ihcle S:7rei-j are perpetually .if war one 
 with another, and v.h.itever I'nloner- they rake, whether 
 Men, Women or Children, ilicy fell thein all to the A- 
 ficn'is, Ai.di:>ii, and J' '«/;:;. r/c that nade to thAt 
 Coalt, receiviiip in exohaiii;e. Horfes, Cloth, I.incii, 
 Oil, ^\ ine, and other /■.'»irfr.':i/ Commodities. 
 ThfNiiiirc As tor the Coi'.iury ir I'elf, "lis h' t an 1 in ionic inea- 
 MiheSeil. furemoilt, by lealonof the neii;h! onrh< (id o{ the .\V- 
 _ff, .mil feveral other, whuh maKe larj;t lakes when 
 the) o\eitlow. Alonr.tiic Si^c, and towards the Fron- 
 
 tiers rf -.f/'/rr.f, there's neither Hill nor Moiintair, hut 
 y.n-.n I akes Imroimded wiili W'ocds, where hlcpiiants 
 and other wild HollM-rfort in ireal numbers, and excel- 
 lent I'altiire aloni; the Lake and River lides. In tlufe 
 places ihe S.-.i'oci low a j;re.ir deal of Milkc, tlio' indeed 
 their chief Food isthe Root cill d (i'«rtn;r. 'I'he Coeii- 
 tr\ piodiiccsno Fruit, Uiih as 1U>!:ij\ affordv, tho' u 
 h.is fomevery tall Tree*, tliir bear a l-riiii like (.lufiuiti. 
 C(^rn and Iiarley wi.lti'it j^iowhere, for belidcs iliat :he 
 Soil is ro > hot, ir never receives any Rain but in three 
 Month- of the Year, viz, 'juh, fU^u'i and S-pmulrr : 
 Rnt It pioduees plenty of I'eafeasbip as large Fi'beards 
 aii.l pariytoloiir'd, lieaibof an exivaor.lmary !ar.;c lize 
 and of .1 Ihming red c. lair, Cdiichcs, Ceeeirbers' 
 tioords. Citron-. and Pot Herbs. 'I'liey fow their Seed' 
 in>;(,V, and have their Harvelt in V.'/ifi-iwiT i , for at tli.ir 
 time the Water overflows and dccreafes a_naiii. \\ hcii 
 they go about their Husbandry, four or live' of them yc: 
 toi;ether, and with a Spade or Shovel, rail'euptlu Citonid 
 very fiipeiHiially, this done, they throw in the SccJ. 
 Ihev have no Vines, but they make a fort uf Wine of 
 a 1 ujuor eah'd A/^W, that diliils lioiii certain O.iic- 
 trees, aiid refembles vour pale red Wine. Laeh Tree 
 beini; wounded in thice or four places wtth .-,n Ax, will 
 yield iluee or tour qaarts in the fpace ot 2.\ Hiaii!. 
 Vytkii this 1 iijiior is tint drawn, 'tis very fweei, lait 
 after three oi lour Days, its Sweetncls at'.ates, and it 
 becomes more palatable, but if it fland longer, 'tivill 
 turn Ionic like Vinegar. 'Tisan agreeable Iniu'crenoiigh, 
 and if it be not ddiiied with W^-er, will fi,.!e.li: 
 (a;e. 
 
 As for the Kingdoms of N'gy.l/ml. that I e along the 
 \V?fi, or between the Oec.an and /\;;r,v, \u. (,u:.ac, 
 Cidtuc, Afr.'iV, Tmil'urr, GiJ^'i', CpOri, y{^,ulc:;. Cm, 
 r.ijj'cu.i, yljj;:;, ynf^.iti, f.,;H|;,ir,;, I;o'Ho, C: r.t, aikl 
 Niibi.i J Thele, [ fay, are fnfSeieiitly accounted tiir m 
 ;7[^« rr''"s Dclcriptioii; lb that it remains only to guc 
 fome aeeotim of that part of Lok.-i .Etliopi.i, th.u lio 
 upon the Wedern Ocean, and the Difeovery of iliat 
 Coalt made by the P ■<(„;;:, r/f, whieh the Reader inav 
 expeOt under a feparatc l-lead. 
 
 3', 
 
 C HAP. Vill. 
 
 Co-iit.vning John LeoV Vcfcription of Fgypt. 
 
 
 
 E 
 
 ■ IN a noble and famous Province, bounded 
 the Welt liy the Uefaris of ii.r»e.-, Siiiiii- 
 
 !, and IJ!i.!, c.ii thcl-.ah by the Defirts that 
 berweciutand the l{.lS^.i. on the North 
 by the ." .ii.'f./.,)ie,iH Sci, andonthe.So.ith by the Hiver 
 Si.c and the Territory of the liu^i, ,:'j, belt j. very nar- 
 row- in biea.ltli. bet 4iO .V lies leng. li.s iiarrownels is 
 ocealioii'd liy the .Ni <■ iisUiMlioniir.o feveral Stre.inis and 
 Chaniiels, ft.r the Intervals between the Ifaiiks of the 
 Kii.- and the toregoing Limits, are very narrow. "Lis a 
 p!.ii!i lertile Piov.nee. aiiorn'd with plealaiit (ireeiis and 
 Me.ulows. and abouiK'ing in Cjeele an 1 other li.wLs. 
 i'lieuliial Food in iliat Ojiintry is new fait Clieefe, M\d 
 t'lir" Milk whiehdocsnnt I'o ilmvii well with Strangers, 
 tiio' 'ti.- inui h valued by the N.iuves. 1 he Country Peo- 
 I'leareof al lowii fwarthy Colon, btir the Citizens are 
 white. Theiv Garments aie long wiih lliait Sleewsand 
 Wallei^; then I'uibaias eall'dby the U.-.U.uis l><l,j.:>ii j 
 are round and high : The coinmon People WearCiiiiunts 
 of pariN eol.-iiir'd Cotion inSniiinier, but in Winterthey 
 nil a eria 11 Carinciit Uii'd with Cotion., wluJi thev 
 
 c.iIIC/V/if : As fiir the Mer. hants and chief CitiAiv 
 thev weai Kimj.-.tii Cloth. In general, all the lnh.ih 
 talu^ are of .in hi nelt, ■ hearlul and liberal Uili'o 
 liiion. 
 
 'ihe whole ProviiKe is divided in three parts, n.aiiic- 
 ly, l-l"ift, extending lioni Ci.Vdio H^Jcti , S.ii iii (i. e. 
 tlie l.-n.i /■(■»;.: ) extending from frtiin to the Laud ut 
 theR'/;;i7'.!'t, and AI.irfm»;.i or Iff,. •/.;, lying upon tint 
 Branch if the NVcrhar waflies l>,ini!-:-ir{ /iiry. 
 'ft /.' goesl eyoiid the other two inplenf, ot Corn, Cit- 
 tie, Fiaxano Fowl ; but its Inhabitants ha' iiig no Cuiv 
 verlation with Strangi'rs, milels it be a lew l.tr^opntii, 
 are mil, h h l'^ eiviliz'd than ihol'e of the other Prnvm- 
 ces adiatent to the .Sea, which ate frei]iieiited hytil'■ 
 MelvhanIs of /■.■h''/'c, hr.ib.iy, and Aif),ii. .Wai.'w.'.' 
 abounds with Cotton and Sugar. 
 
 '■PI'' iscalld by the //.'Tin M'f ,-iiii, from Ml'-'-- 
 '"'. the (.Iraiidfon of (.'..ov the Son of .V.iA, of wlmm' 
 the liihabitanis pretend to be deleended, by the .'lir/«.i''' ;, 
 Mrjc, and by the Nati\es C/ii.'/f/, upon the Plei ih.i' 
 C'ilhi ivis!heijrltMaiuliatbuikbIuulesaiidcltablilh''''-i 
 
 Forin 
 
:hap[viir 
 
 A Dcfcript'ton of Africa. 
 
 353 
 
 m 
 
 Form of (lovcrnir.cntinic. Mod of the rriic V.\-'j'tiin' 
 art' iKuv fonf, for linci- they tmbMcM the Mr. nuarti 
 Kchnion, thry h.ivi'bliiulcd ihcinUlvcs with the A'ltH- 
 /Bjaiul M'i'J- Tlic Kiiir.ilom was lird povcrjul by 
 kiniis I'f the Ir^ipiir.ii Kavc, who bore the Title nt /'/«- 
 M.' , an i after foiiic time I'ty.um. ami I'eciii to have 
 hcuV^'S' I'f'iices. After tli:u, 'iwas fubJii'd by the 
 ft.Hi.ri..', ami mvicr iluir (u'veiiiinciit emhrKil C'hrilU- 
 aniiv. Upon the iliMlioii cf the Empire, it came iiiiu 
 thcHiii'lsof ilu ruipcroiirsot' C^/.'ih.'/ko/'.i', anJ w.is 
 jftiTWaiil-i wrelte.l tioiiltheiii by the Mthnmctmi, in the 
 t^mcof the('i/iVi //u>«i' II. wlioallowe.l the Weopie .1 
 1 i'jerty of Conftieiue, aiul ilem.iiuletl noihini; from 
 llieiii but trii'llie. Before rhe Conqiielt of li;^yp: by tlie 
 llm.vis, the Nobility Jwelt ill the Cities oj Sniul, alter 
 ivhi.h, ihey remov'dto the Mr. iihnr 1'iovini.e of l-:nl-j\ 
 .i;nl dwell in 'f/rAriii./'/.;, l{>'lcrto, and ether Cities that 
 Hill retain the L.itii: Names : But uheii the M:r'tiir!,;):i 
 tot till-' -^f^' !"'•""• ''■"■■>■ ''t'ld to the Inland IVovinee 
 ioa^nid ihe Defent of theChriltians. 
 
 TiicClimato is hoi an.l iiiihealrhy : It rains there but 
 \<.rv Icldoni, and when it does it oeeali^iiw daiv.'croiis 
 Rheums, Fevers, aiid a fwclliiii; of the I'rivy Metn- 
 hcrs inipnted by I'liylieians tu the fiexjuent eauiiL; of 
 Jult Cheefe and Reef. The Mapiie is luiiieiimes very 
 rife, efpecially at Cj,/ •, where it fpmctimes f\ieeps utf 
 i2ooeSoiils a day. ^nd au for the i-'.c»,7' I'a.x, no 
 Coiintrv niiJer Heaven is mote niolefted with it. In 
 .Summer the heal r.f the ,Siin is fo nnliilferal'le, ih.tt no 
 Mm eoiiKl liie there, if they did not build high Tow- 
 ersoppoiitetoihrir Huufes, whi.li being open at topand 
 botiom, draw down a Wind thai lelVellies and cools the 
 Air. They reap their Corn in . V/ri/ and tliralh it inimc- 
 lii.ir.Iy. 
 
 About the middle of Ju'^', the .\;Vf eoniiiieiues its 
 Iinuulation, vvhi>h increale^ 40 Days and dev:reafes as 
 manv, and diirinp that fp,iLe,tbe Towns of J;; >pt are only 
 .i.veliible m Boats and 15.iines, and the Stream tir C'haii- 
 !,cl of tliC River is then navigable by lar^^t Vellels, con- 
 taiiv^ 6 or 7o:.e. Bulhels of Corn, belide tome hundreds 
 of Cattle J bi.t .it the fame time thflV Wifels nuill only 
 ^oalongwith the Srre.tin, lor that they eannot fail a- 
 £.i.nll it. 
 
 As for the Cities an.i Towns of /;,;y, I fliall only 
 Mefcrife fiu;h .tsltar.d upon the principal Channel of the 
 N7,>, for the other part of l\lif't ( fays our Author) arc 
 not included in .Ificn. 
 
 Bin, an.tncicnt City, built by the i-.t^tpt-.-.m upon 
 the Klcditerraiiean Sea, bad once fhoni; Walls an.! 
 (lately Buildings, but upon the taking of .iifx.m.'. i.i by 
 the Chriliians,' 'twas abdicated iy 'he Inli.abiiaiits. It 
 h,is a great many Date-trees about u, but at prcfcnt 
 there's nobody to t.akc carenf them. 
 
 Alexnndriii, founded by /i.'-v.!).-./." (/'f Gio;.', upon a 
 " Promontory thai llrctchcs into ihe Mediterranean, was 
 in former times, a large, ftroiit; and beautiful City, but 
 after it became fubjec! to the' M,:lom.-:.v!s, it lay in a 
 maimer dclolate, till a crafty Muhmet.in Piitriarch made 
 thevulgar People belie e, that liy a Prophecy of M.iU- 
 m:t, ample Indulgences werf granted to fuch as would 
 inhabit or promote the Interell of that City; for upon 
 that, Oraiigirscroude.l into it from all Corners, and a- 
 dorn'd it wiih lloalcii, Colleges, and Monattcries for 
 tlieRelief of Pilgrims. The C'lty has fuir dates, one 
 of which ficingtlie Mediterranean, is always belet with 
 Scarchcrsand C ullcnvlioiili' OMicers, who exaCt a Du- 
 ty, not only I'pon (joods, but upon all lorts ot Money, 
 .and fearch ,Str3ir;ers to their very Shirts. It has two 
 Havens, one ca'll'd hU>].i / !i.iri;,' fi. e. T'V Vort r/ 
 Cijr.r ) upon the Key nf whi> h there ibnd.s an iinpreg- 
 nali'eCaltle, .ind in which the l-Unoper.n Ships nJc; and 
 another call'd A/.i/i V-jftl S.V-r. i. c. IV.- I'ort 4 the 
 C/.j/r, where the lii-rlvy Shfp.s take flielter. A M.vh. 
 mi'Mi/pays .',, and a 7'iv '. of all CiikhIs imported or 
 cxpertcd, excepting Uieh as are carried over land to (r.i- 
 ro, whi.h pay t.orhing atall. .At prelViit the ('iiiy in- 
 halMtedp.iniif the City, is that next the Haven, and 
 that which faces C I.'' J for 'twas laid derolate by the 
 King of Cipr:.:, wlio was mailer ol tlieTown fc.r fomc 
 time, till tlie Siv'.i.vj dillodg'd hiiii ; after which it rolV 
 bydigrecs to its I'rclcnt Itaie. In this City we meet 
 with icverai E.irthen VflTeis of gre.it antiijiiily, upon a 
 h.fjii Mount torirrd rikethel'-//'-"i''at /("wc, upon ilu' 
 topuf thisMoun', there ltaiids.iTiniet, where an Ofli 
 cer watchi s in order to i',ive notice to the C-ulbim-hoiilt 
 of thcarrivalot Ships, and has a levtain .MIowance for 
 his Intelligd'cc ; but if am ai rives and eU apes his view, 
 he pays double to the bx.l1c.7uer for his Negligence. 
 NViihout the Citvibcresa lirgeSli'ice, which lets iiitlie 
 Water of the .V'e upon its Inundation, and amvcvs it 
 
 to large Viults or C^ifterns, of whichc-ach Hoiifc in the 
 j City has one under it ; and ofteniimcs the CoMuptiOii 
 ot the Water in thefe CiUcrns oec.ihon many Dilealfs m 
 the Slimmer. In the Neighlxiurhood ot this Sluuc, 
 there are Ibnie liiiall Cjardens, but the Fruit thev pro- 
 duce is a great InOrunient of Sicknefi; and itidecd ihe 
 droutidnpon which //ic.v./i./rjrt (tands being very fard^, 
 iscijualiy iiiu]iiallitied for Cardcns, Vines or Com, 
 tor the Ciry is fiipply'd with Corn from places 4... Mies 
 diltam. Six Miles Well from ./.c,v,!i,.Y:jr, wen.cetwiii' 
 a verv tall and thick Pillar, call'd by the .i>r-l\.:::s /;•.- 
 thndiiff utr.i , i. c. J-'c ViUii.f Vices, and ftiinditig upon 
 a point of Land that Ihoots our beyond th.e Havtn. A- 
 niong fnmc ruinous Monuinento Witliin the Cuv. there 
 Itandsalii'le Hoiife with a Sei'i'lchci, wiiicli isiimh 
 rever'd, and frequently vilited by Mr.hnnri.iii I'llgriiii:-, 
 upon ihe plea, that according to the .lieu,-:, it coniau;- 
 thcBodyof iirx.w.lr lU-i.ier.r, the High P'uplict ..n.< 
 King ( as they term It ;. l':ut oi this Ci;y is mii.ihited 
 by levetal Chrillian Merchants and Mcchaiucks wIm 
 have a Church ot their own, that was once li"noiir'd 
 with the Body of St. .W.iiit;, nil ihc r-;;f..>wj f, intcd it 
 away to I'ancc Their Chiiltiaiis are lall'd ./.u^Y'.Vc.', 
 
 and pay tribute to thefiovernour of f..'./.. 
 
 Krtjcito ( the next City ni order) Hands upon liie Halt jj,/;,., ji:,j 
 Bank of the Kilr, not far from its Mouth. 1 was «■/:.' 
 built bya Slave of one of the Mrhomci.tu I'.iiMarchs thit 
 govcrii'd ly:^ypt, and is famous for its excellent B.ithsai.d 
 . ipriiigs whether hot or cold. 
 
 I 'l^'/rt has Itately Hoiilcs, bur ui-^t a', ove 5:.; I'.imi- j.,,,^ 
 i lies of Inhabitants, luofi of whom .ire Hus.'andmcii, 
 fo that in the day time there's nothing tu le Iciii in the 
 . .Streets but handloni Woiiun. "I'ls well itocis d wnii 
 iCorii, Rice, Sugar, (irapes, Firs, Peaclies, ar.J. a de- 
 licious lort (if Fruit, call'd Mi.'.. In the O.'t-pa IS tf 
 this place we meet with many ancient Moiiiiinci.tv, 
 beaiiig I. /-.rill, (>'fe<;, and >i(; .,■•.• .'<i« Infcriptii 11s, and an 
 intiiuty of ruinous places, not to nieiition its Stone 
 J Walls of a great diprii, from whence we ceii-jude that 
 ' in lormer times 'tvv.is a verv l;uge City. 
 i At the diltaiiceof 40 Miles troni Ko/f'f", we fill it)Ut.- 
 ' with Kio.', in the Neigh; uurhood of whi. h, there's a 
 Plain well llock'd witli Sugar Cane.-., bet then Prodtid 
 lis not true Sugar, but a Ion of I loncy like .Soa)', which 
 IS us'd .ill 1 ;j,\rt over. In tins place tlk Women hue 
 fuch ii'-crtv, that thev may range al road all day, pro- 
 j vide.! they return at Night. 
 
 I Ovei againllf. ■;;.', tie .\'iV,-nial;cs an Iliand cali'u the 
 Ctiini : .mii, whitli prodi'ces .ill lorts of Ituitful'l rc;s, 
 except Olives. 
 
 liie molt noted place torSugai ij Dcrcta, thelnhabi-ZJo.-.v.-; 
 ,'tantsot which arc very rich, tor they pay 100 Sf. r.tii': 
 |orpie:es cf Gold /•.■) D.iy, to the Men they imploy in 
 bo\l:ng and preparing the Sugar, an.l 100000 Snmtf'^'s 
 .1 vear to the s'uW/iii, torthe Liberty of retining it. "l he 
 City IS adorn'd with a very pie'iy Temple, and a great 
 I Houfe like a Gallic, where they boil and retiiic their 
 Sugar. 
 
 I Wc come next to the City of '^ftiVc, i\liich is reputed xi„ f^^^.j- 
 to be one ol the greatell and molt famous Cities in the U- c.iy oft jrrr 
 iniverfc. The Word Ci/.o is a Corruption ot the ..''.1- 
 ^l''i'k. i'J (hihir.i, 1. e. •/ Co>iimi:iid.n\ ^'ijircji, "I'he 
 City was built in ancient times by dfui. Ci'ctiO, a Or.l- 
 niivii-.n Slave, who likewife built the famous Temple 
 call'd Cr'.'>?i/-i/.i//.'<i/,-. Atprelent ( ./. O. I'jiS) it ion-, 
 tains only 8000 Families, of Nobienicii, Cciitk nun, !''""' "'^■"^ 
 and Men. hams, that fell and import Cioods from allii,, r,«,;':,. 
 places. It Itandsupon abeai'.tiful Pliin, 111 the Neigh- 
 bourhood of Mount Mccc.ntiip, at the diltance of two 
 Miles from thcN.'Vc. ' TisfunounJed v\ ithltately Walks, 
 and fortifvd with Iron liatcs. The priii. ipal Street i:; 
 .idovn'd with niapniticent Pala> cs .ind Colleges, plcafaiu 
 liilhs, and tinnptuous Icniples, iMniculariy the I'em- 
 pleof i'.imiil' i'.l"C^htii!, the third Schifmatick (.'..■.-.''.i <)f 
 C.ii'o'. The next Street, call'd li^hi.: C.ij.ui:, ib lill'd 
 with Cixiks, Victuallers, wliofll delicate Waters made 
 ot' all forts ol Fiuitsin line X'clR'ls made ofdisl's and 
 Tin, Confectioners, Fruiterers, at:d otliiis who fell 
 Fggs, Cheefeand Pancakes, tVv'd 111 Oil. The next 
 Street is allotted to the chief Me'hanick.s, beyond whiib 
 Itiiiids a College be.ilt by (;r,:;.i. the s./.iV:c, that was 
 killd ina Baltic with Se.iin the great T .<. Not lar 
 from I he Col lege are the Shops for the linelt l.iiienCloili, 
 particularly that c.tU'd Mifj, 1. c. of .\iii.7', which is- 
 exceeding broad and tine, and of which the N'objcmens 
 Shirts .ire made, as well as thr Scarfs they wear iip.jntheir 
 t'ulipaiis. Next are the Meivcis, who fell theruhcit 
 fM.'i'.Di Stutis : then the Woolen drapers, who Icll liu- 
 /f.-iwCloih. I'pon the Way that leads to the Gate 
 \ii.,tij, whuhtrontsthe iV.'r, thctt's \ tainoiis Lxchangc 
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 Ci^* Tj:t*. 
 
 ihrcrSiory lii^h, call'il Ciri»f» ll.tllM, in wliich tlu' I',-- 
 ji.:>i Miuluiiis itfidf, and vtiit Spues, rttiious 
 Stoiics, :inJ liu h oilier coftly VVarc.. Afcct tlut, yon 
 cuiiii to .1 hticit, where the PcrJiimcis I'cll v.ift qiianti- 
 tiis ot' C'ivot, Mi!sk, AiiiK:r, Cc. andiheStatioKcis Icll 
 ili'liinti- Im )th l'j|iir. The mxi Sliect is inhabited dy 
 Gold-l'miihs, molt of whom are .^i-iv;, aivl \ciiy licli, 
 Init I'aUinmhat you i. omc to theUpholllerers and Brokers, 
 who fell thiiinsdt' treauahie ( iidi Co.ifi or Cloaks, luu 
 net) luniiture |nr Houlcs, o''. .) at feeond hand. 1 faw 
 ( l.iy^ our Amh n ) ;i iii.li I'avillion lKnij;ht out of iiie ot 
 theShni'S, the '. erv IVarlv nt u-hieh were fold for it.ciO 
 S--tAJ\:'i, Aiiioiii' the I'tliei reinail.a'.'le thii.c'i of this 
 C'liy, we mult Mot loii^ei the Itately Holpiial Imilt \) 
 I'./i-. (< ilic V"/./.i»/, wht're all li.kl'irfoiis arc eotertaiii'd, 
 and ('onidtd with PhylKiai^ and .ill o'het Neeelfarics 
 I he lUeimii^ ol tin-. Ikifpiial .iiiioiint to locc i 
 V.'i«^'. a year, and tlie llufi'it.il i. lliir to a'l the Siek 
 thai die Ml ii. 
 
 Till!. C'liy lud very confidciaMc Suburbs ; (iie ot em 
 '*"'''"■"'" ea hi! Uc.i Jd.i;.'.:, vOiiiiueii..iMr, from llie Zur.ili: (late, 
 
 «>• t Jif C * , . ... , *' fill 
 
 gii/.H4:'.: >'oi'.taiiis iioeo I'ainihcs, and many ol ii!> liitraur.ants 
 kept .Shops in the City as well a« tlierc. "lis adoin'd 
 with a tt.itely Colled,i;e, whiih is <o tlr nif,, that llic 
 Meiiil'tis ol it have otitntimes rebell'd, .•'nd pretended] 
 to hold out againll the City and the W./n/s C.aAle, \ 
 wliiih is bill hall' a Bow llwtoft'. This Caftle lUiidingl 
 U'l'onihe livleof Mount Muc/'.if/iw, is f'rroiinded wall! 
 lotr, impicgnable Walls, and contains fmh I'.ihues asare 
 hne Kjoiid exrrcllion ; Thev are pav'd w;tli excellent 
 Marble, tlicii Koofs arc puildod and ciiriovilly panned, 
 tlicir Windows arc adiMii'd with divers lolcns, and their 
 (otc! arc neatly cared, and bcautiticd wi:h Cold and 
 A.'iire. Some of thefc Palaces arc arc fet a-rart f^r the 
 Si!,..ii: and his Family, and othcis for his Wife\ l-amily, 
 and tor his Coiicubines, tumichs, and t'llard^. Bat .it 
 prcleii! they lie iiiRuinc^, being deltroy'd b> Severn the 
 Utc.tt I'u'k- 
 
 Another Suburb call (iemch I alsit, was bitili before the 
 bonnd.ation ot" (.■.;■'•', by one i/^yloii a very wife Man, 
 fulijcCt to the (.'rti';>.i ot" B/t^iteiy and Governonr of J-i 
 _i;';'f, who leavini;thc old City, aiiorn'd this Qiiartei with 
 an incomparable Palate and a nianniliceiit Teiiiple. A 
 threat many Merchants and Tradelnien, tl'pecialiy the 
 H.irl- Kt Ma, t'l, dwed here. i 
 
 The next part of the Subm! s is Bel l-.lh(l\ which lies , 
 at tlie diltaiiccof a Mile from the Walls of (.'.-iV. , and ' 
 lontair, almoll ^ooo Families, and is .uloin'd with a 
 p,ieat I'alacc and a itatcly College. When the M^h,me!.in 
 Scrmonsai.J Worlhip are over, the eoiiimon Pewpie of 
 Cti'/o, with thoWh(. res and Bauds, reloit ro tins pln.e, 
 as well as theStaj;e-l'la)ers, and thofe whoteaeh Caiiiel.s, 
 Alios, and Uons to dance. 
 
 1 he dan. inp of AUcs is diverting enough ; for aficr 
 be has fnsk'd and captr'd about, Ins Malter tells hiiii, 
 tivtt the Sii/J.i;. mean. iig t.,i build a great Pal.ico, intends 
 to iinploy all the Alies incatying M'jrtar, Stones, and o-, 
 tiler Matcri.als ; v.yon which the Afs fills down with )tis 
 He.lsiip-.vard, doling his Fyes, ant making his IJcJJy to: 
 fwell as if he were deail : This done, the Mailer K(;s| 
 fciiiie airiliaiicc of the Company to make up the Lofs of; 
 fiis de.ul .^fs ; and having fpungd as much as he can get, \ 
 Vives'ciii toknow, that truly his Afs is not dead, but on- 1 
 ly liciiig fcnlible of his Martei's n'.'ic.lity, play'd that 
 tnrk to procnri' fomc l'io\ender. Then lie commands' 
 the Als to rile, wholtill lies in ilie fame ixilture, not-i 
 svithlhn ling all the BInws hecan gne him ; till at lad; 
 he )^ro, laims, that by vertiie of an bdicl from the So/- 
 rft'-, ,ill the haii.lli'iue l,.idies were bound to ride out 
 asmxr .lay upon the conielielt Alfesthcy could lind, ini 
 (■'filer to fee 1 triumphal Shiw, and to enterraui their' 
 Allcs with Oats and i\./i Water; for the Words .ire no 
 (ooiiei pr'.iiionn.-d, ilian the .\fs llarts up and praijccs 
 '•ini\ Ic.ips tor )o\ liut iniiiiedi.irelY the Malter ijives out, 
 that hi> Als was p.tclfd upon by the Warden ot ilicir 
 ,S:rcer tfi .arrv hisdelbrni'd and ugly Wife ; iiponwliich, 
 flic .Af'. iowiis his t.arsaikl limp.., with one ot his [.ei;s as 
 it hcwerciaitie. 'I'lien the Miller allcdgiiig that las Als 
 h.is a kindncis forhan-llbine Wonv.n, commands him to 
 (ingle om the pretiielt I ady in the Company, aikl ac- 
 cordini^ly he makes Ins choil'c, by going round and 
 fo cliiiig one ol the iiandfunielt with his Head, U|'oii 
 whiih, the Company divert rhemfelves by laughing .ind 
 foiniiiiK to iho .All'es Swect-hcart. 
 
 Another fort of Juglers that frequent this place, arc 
 ihole who cairy Birds about in Cages, which after the re- 
 ceiving of iFee, bring out a Scroti! in their Beaks, de- 
 termining the good or ill Fortuncof the i'erfon that ad- 
 elrelfcs cm; a, id even I ( favs oit Author) having ill 
 Foituijcpr' 'iiittd tonic by thtfi; Divmcrs, touiij it lobt 
 
 upon 
 
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 Ml eft'ed Morfe than their PrediOlion. The fame rlacc is 
 lelortcd to by FcMciiif-Maders and BalJad-linuers Tn 
 tcturn to tlic Aipcndage-of C.i'.t. *" 
 
 At the dilViMCe of two Miles fiom the City Wi'\ 
 .on the Bank of the .VV.-, Uands H.I.kI, conrai,!. ,'„'"" 
 4'^uo b.uiu'ics, nianv of « limn trade in Oil, Ctirn a,,* 
 Sug.ir, and aloni'd wiih llately Temple,, I'alaces' ani 
 Colleges. ' 
 
 lis belt Ifovfes are rang'd along the River (ide, whcr^ 
 they have a noble pofp.i'l of Barks, perhaps looointlu r 
 Autumn, this being the I'ort fort .„„, u,,,) the rcfiderct ' .. 
 01 the Cultoiii-lloule Officers, for tlu- (loods impnrit I 
 from Alcy.»uh:.i and l),u,!.u^, iho' indeed theCeliomoV 
 ihele Goods i' but httle, in tigjid that thci liavepaidal 
 ready upon their lirlt unloading, wlieie.is the Coinmoili- 
 iiesimiKiittd tiom the inlanel pans are taxed to the 
 
 About twe. Miles from the City Walls, jnft by Mount 
 Imanm, Itandi (.>•/,/,, winch once contain d loc-'""'' 
 
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 ttd £/.'«*. 
 
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 l.miilies, tho'.it preleiit moltot it is laid walU, and it 
 II' 'led ti rmagnihcent Tombs, aiiorn'd with iJlty /\r 
 ehe., which the Ciii7ens of C.i/,,' adore as the Momi 
 iiieiitsot Saniis, and villi eiery ;••,/./.», beltowmr |, 
 beril \his, and covering the Pavements widi "li h 
 C.irpei... ^ 
 
 111 this Catalogue, we may lilt the ancient imwairj .'/ ' i., 
 City ol M//.,Ai-nc.'', built upon the tide of the A' .V k. 
 Ht:m,r, Cleneral 1 1lrmi,r, the fecond .yr.ihjm.;.,,, p'j,,,. 
 arch, t.eing the hrft that the \Umnict.wi built in /■:?),, 
 It vont.-.ins 50U0 I"anulies, and is adorii'd \vith"iii,' 
 bulky and lofty Temple of tUM.irr, belides fcvcr.il 
 Itately I'rihices .ind Nobleuicns Hoiifcs. In thi< r|j^,. 
 there is a Cuitom-houfe for all (ioods impoiteJ from 
 S.ul'iJ. Tisfamous for the Sepulchre of .V-ti//,, ,, \;.. 
 hmet.mSi\M, dekendcd of il.-li ,V.ili,,i,c. s tirlt Coiili 1 
 'I his Saint feeing her Family depriv'd of the Muim :m 
 rairiarcliihip, Icii Cuiti a City of .hM'.n Fnlix, a-j 
 came to live here, wlurc the People canoniz'd her' fo \ 
 S.iini, out ot regard, partly to the innocence cf hu 
 lite, and partly to her relation i..i M,i/j,mrr : ai.u whtii 
 the .Schilinatnk J-atriarchs if her Family malter'd I- 
 y,';', they built her a noble Tomb or Shrine, a.!nni'd 
 VV ith Silver Lamps.ind many otiiei collly Q: naniciits, W 
 the,\,V/'o/«.v.7». in thisCniiitry pay their vcarly OM,. 
 tiomtoihe Shrine, and no Siia.-'.-.e'r comes tot .-'.fowrh- 
 out .idiirmg and prefenringitwith an Ortering.TlufcOi- 
 latioiis .inioiiniing to \c.ccoo S.:>a;:.'i avtsi, arc Piif 
 pan I. tiiri he relief of MUm,:i\ poor Reiat.onj". ai'l 
 partly lor the nialnteii.mce of the IVielts at'ciMin.Vtiif 
 .Shrine, who delcde the Perplc with, (.unlerfeir Miu 
 eles ino\der tol'crew up their gcneiofirv. Wlien v-/„j 
 niallerd (,:/,,•, he took <mt 01' this .Scpulcher 1 o^o 
 ■>.-"/;."/ Ill ready Money, belides the Silver Jjaipi 
 
 
 Chains, Car|H;t.,, 
 
 Not tar from this plac 
 
 c aie lb: 
 
 ik 
 
 lagiiiticeiii Tombs ot theS^WiM.., the Archesof uhiia 
 'aie very lot'ty, and f'-om which, one of the late W..'i, ■ 
 h.isniade aWalk in. losd by twohi^h Walls lea.'.n." tu 
 thy City Uite.with Ture'.sof acreg't heiehthat the en.:, 
 ot theWalLs, calculated for direcling iln'McrchantMJy 
 comehoiii the Port of Mount S///,r..' At tlw liiltaiicci)* 
 .1 Mile .Mid a half fiom thefe Tomb.s we coiile :o .i 
 (•arden inaplace call'd A»iKltl,,i.,, which is l^lrr,^u.•,^k^i 
 witlialtioiigW.ill, .and which no M.-m i^ allow \l tli,, 
 ter •.vithout a particular Lueiice from the Covenicur 
 bccaiifc the only Balin Ttee in the World grow» m it] 
 ill the niidit of a large Fountain, having a lliort Tri'nk'. 
 aiid 1 eaves like Vme-l.eaves. oiilv they are not fo Ions" 
 lisfaid, that it theW.iurol't:iiFoiint.iiii fhouU hap- 
 pen to be dimmilhd, the Tne would decay and wi- 
 ther. 
 
 (Hcragainfl the old City, the iV/Vc makes .w Iflanil., , . 
 ill thcniidltot it, call'd MiihUt, i. e. Tre IJl- ,/ A;,m- '.„ .!,' 
 jii'c, in whkh'.he ai., Kilt y;-„-r/.i.,j funnd an iMenroii 
 toforeleeihc plenty or fcariity t.f the infuin? YcJi, 
 from the inundation ot' the i\V/ . Tins lihind is Well 111- 
 habiteJ, cimtaining jocl-annlics ; The ponit orcnJot 
 it IS i.eautityd with a Itately Pala. e and a pretty Tem- 
 ple. Upon the other lide tlierc It.iiidsa lone I loiife, with 
 akinare Ciltcrn 18 ( iibitsdeep, into whi, h the.S/.V W.v 
 ter iscoiivey'd by aSluiie ender gi.inn.i, and there hi 
 ing a Pillar inilic midillc of it whieh iMlivididbv .M.it!. 
 into as many Cubits as ihe Ciltern has in dcpdi. 'OiV' 
 Officersappointed by the Sciiaie, atttiub there uluii tb. 
 .N'j/fUgms to overflow, in order to oblcrve hvvv iiw.!'. 
 it rifes every day, the Me-aliire of thelncreafe U'liig put - 
 lulled in the .Streets by Boys with yellow S..arrs upon 
 their Heads, who receivedaily Kevvaids lion all frts&t 
 I'erlonswiiiletlia!; Sirvicelails. Now 'ti-, oLierv'J, ili.it 
 t the Water 1 lies to the istli Cubit of ilie Pnlar, a 
 plentiful Veai- iiil'ucs, if it ilops Lctwecn the IJtli and 
 
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 A Vcjcription o] Africa. 
 
 355 
 
 
 
 |i;ili Wi" m.iycxpcil luit i I'mry cro^', if it flops iK'twccn 
 \\; iiili-mi iitii, Corn will be iblil for Il'ii I);i'..iu a 
 li I'i.cl, Init it" It iifcsto tlic 18 Cubit, the ovcrbcariiip 
 iv.oilbirc uilNvwilioiia grc.1t fi-arcity. and il' tlii' liJili 
 h: f ;riiio.uiri'd, /'.'v;'.* is tliiT.itiii'il uitli an iiiiivi.'il!il ilc- 
 hi;' ; fo that ihii'in;; tlii' Iiiutulanon, the Pcjj'Ic arc 
 iiiii'loy 'J i'l I"'-'''' '"'••"''' !''^'^".'i r.f Alms, aii.l Hic Uoyi 
 ili I'llK'd b; the t)irKcrj 10 proilaiiii the daily iiicivaro, 
 Ihli LiKir^^c the Pioplc 10 tear (lod I-VrafiiiuJi ai the 
 .\. in.-rcalcs liirty Days and divreafis as many, when 
 the Sc'hD.iy I'lU'cs, theprivcof Vicl ial> and Corn is 
 r.v^ Kited by the C-Ierkof ilu' Maikei aeeordinp to tin. 
 1" !Vi;oi;ip Sintvi, liii: wh.ile the Iimndanon lalts, every 
 on.' may llllCi.rii at what rare he plcales, tor whi.di 
 rcilbn 'tis very dear ill ihaiScafon. Alter the ad|ulhiip 
 of the Market Kaus, a iireat holcnimty is i\lebrated u- 
 vcr all Cf.ir/i, with 'rorihes and a thiiiulerint; nolle of 
 Triiiii|>el< and Drums. Itacli I'amily fealls i:poii (ioii- 
 t.ctions ai\l Dainties in a Bar};e ot tlitir own, let ont 
 wall I ieli Carpels .ind Covering''". At the fame liiiie the 
 ,V, .,'/!•. attended bj Ivs Courtiers, repairs to the jiieai Con 
 d'.'it or Shii.e, and bieakinj; down the Walls wiili an 
 Ak, gives entran.'c totlie Water of the .V.'.V, wliii.li ritns 
 (1) mipctirailly tliro' that and all the oilier Sluicis, that 
 ( r.'.i Ko'-;s like aiKJtlier f.-nur, and then one may row in 
 a Moat all o.er /;':;>/'.'. 1 Ir.s Solemir.ty of redlini', in 
 Rir.;cseontimus tor fevcn Days and levcn Ki)',li!s, dn- 
 ruig wliieh fpace, the Tralelineii, piirhianr to a Ciiitom 
 of the A ;;yt ■'.:';.', Ipeiid 111 I'ertimies, Mambe.iii's, 
 Confe,;lions, Muli.:k, C>,. all that they lav'd the pre- 
 cotling Year. 
 i,j,,i The Citizens of (',:!, are a jolly chcarfnl People, but 
 jiuiiaprio proinife more than they ean pcrt'urm. Tho' 
 '-"-.Merchandife and Mechaineal Arts flourilh ainoii..; 'em, 
 """■yet tlicy never travel. All liberal Arts and Seicnces they 
 neglect ilia manner, ex.ertinj; the Lav/, the Students of 
 which 111! all their Colleges, bm few of 'em attain to any 
 perfection in that w.iy. The Citizens wear in Winter 
 Cloth Garments liii'd with Cotton, and in Summer hue 
 Shirrs, with (jarnicnLS of Linen ciirioiidy wriiii;j|it with 
 Silk or ot Ciinblcr o\cr 'em ; upon ttieir Heads they 
 have great Turbants tover'd with InAi.ni Cloth. The 
 Wi men ad"rn ilicit Fore-head and Neck with Pearl 
 Frontlets and Chains, and their Heads with a rich fmall 
 Bonnet, a'out a I'paiihigh. I'heir Gowns are made of 
 Woolen Cluath with firait Sleeves, and corioully eni- 
 fcroydcr'd with Needle Word, and over them they call 
 V'.iilsof the (melt Cloth of In.iir.. Their I leads and 
 Faces arc tover'd with a kind of black Sc.irf, thro" 
 which the'; lee other?, themlelvis beiiiy nnfeen : Upon 
 tlrir Feet they wear line Shoes and Shppcrs, fomcv.^.at 
 after the T«) ill//; falhion. Tlicfe Women are fo amhiti- 
 pusaiid haughty, that they di'daiiito Spin or drel's Meat, 
 which obliges their Husbands to buy their Viciiial> ready 
 drcllat aCooksShop.for very lew drefsMeat in their own 
 Hollies, iinlels itbe Inch as have a great baiiiily. The 
 Wives are al!ow'd the Liberty of going abroad in their 
 line Apparel and rich Perfumes, and go;li|nng u here ihey 
 pKal'e. They ride for the molt part upon AllL's, wliii li 
 arc br.'ken to lueh a pace, that they'll go eader than a 
 pack'd Horfe, and adorn'd with rich FurnitiUi-, being 
 led by a Boy and fevcral Footmen running by 'env In 
 this City, as well as in divers others, a great many H.u;- 
 Icrs fcdall forts of Viilualsup and down, and foiiie ij\\ 
 Water, carrwiit; it about in I eatherii Iiag.s upon Camels 
 Bicks, lor the City lies two^^iles off the .NV,v; Imt the 
 Water that is to be drunk, is fold for a l"ariliing a 
 Oraiight, out ot handfjme W-ir.b, that li.ne a Hraf 
 Click upon 'em, and dtunk in a ciin of Myiili or 
 Clir)ltal. 
 -i Others fell Chukcns and rther Fowls by Meafurc, 
 whi>hihiy liar.li alter a Hraii;;c manner ; fir thev put 
 ilie I'pgs iii'o Ovens m.-'deraiely hor, which in the fpate 
 of Icven days tnni iliem iii'oCliickciis. 'I'henifarnre by 
 ivliulnhey fell them is botiom!ef\ fi that wlicn ':;s full, 
 they lift it lip over theB.isket of tlie Buyer.into v. hichthe 
 Chickens fall. 'I he C')<iklhopsare open very late, but 
 the other Tra.lefmeii Ihuti'p Ihop Kfore ten a Cloi k, and 
 then walkabioad to divert themlilves. 1 heir loinmon 
 Dilcourfe is very rank, beir.i; tainted withSnuit and Ki- 
 lialdry. Oftentimes the Wou.en couipla.ning bef Te 
 of their Husbands incapacity tofatisfie their b..:lion, ob- 
 tain a Divorce purfiiaiit to hl.ihiiiK't's Law. Il atiy of 
 the Aitifans invnis a new and mgeni us piece of work, 
 heiscarri d in ttiumph fioiii Simp to Shop, and receives 
 fomeMoiiey ai every place, being clad with Cloth o't 
 (•old, and atteii.icd by Muliciatis. 1 law <iiie ,' lays our 
 Author ) that w.is thus honour'd for the making of a 
 Chainthat would biii.l a Flea, 
 -•^mong the fevcral relii'ioiijSeilsin this City, there is 
 
 oncof the .'/..,/ cali'd C^-iiJh, wluch li >s up n Horfe- .' 
 iV'lh, aii.l tor whole iile the U itthers biiv up ad thi; ' 
 louniler'il lame 1 loifes they can hear of. This .Sciil prt- 
 saib very much dinong the ;:,./; , the .).'.-» '.'V;, and 
 the People of ../■-, however the T.W;/ doiiot ;iitiiii-e 
 ihemfelvcs to ihe eating of II irl'e-Hcil . iliotliey b.erir 
 der iioproliib;tioiitullieroiit;,iry. In ;■;:;;/■.> and ihrC:- 
 tvof (..1/.,), bur leieral S.7Cts .lie te.leiated, whit li di!' 
 ler b'.iii one aii' ilier both in Cai.oii and Civil Ian.-, 
 iho'allof them are lUi.iiiuts to !>i ■ -i.-.r : For tiur;: 
 were f iir Men in the World, ili.,t be vcrtue of l.uir 
 gieai learning and lubiKiy, pictended ;"niake p.,ficiil.it 
 Inference., tiuui .1/ ■/■,./, .■.-.'', griieial i'Kr..|;f,, ai.tl v.reit- 
 nif! ihein to their own refpcdive Seme ef thin^;, i;a',c 
 rife tM four Mwin.i.iii Sects. 
 
 As tor the Cnveriunent of C,,/;,. ; Jr has four •.hief 
 Judges \iho deide Cai.les of inipor ance, and (ijur l\:- -. 
 teriour Judges 111 eat li Street, who tike cogiid.iiicc o{ 
 pern Quarrels. I'rom the four piiiiLipal Jidges tiicie 
 lies an Appeal to the Cioveriiour of the Sed Ij]' ii::<:.i, 
 whoisthe iiighcit judge of all; for every .Seiit has a 
 llilxirdinate Judge of its own, who imi c( levere I'lmilh- 
 j mems upon .ill that iranlgnls the Hiile. an,.! Canons ..-■f 
 I their Religion : But at tiuf.ime time the tonr SeCls 
 I are very charitable m{ refpeCtful to one aiio- 
 'ther, and to Ipeak the Truth of tlie Mafcr, tin' the> 
 I dif.er very much in their I itiirgy and other Relj>eO;ls, 
 yer they all agree in following the Canons of Mji .vi, 
 the piiiicipal Dodor ot the 'm.iI> .«i,j, whi.h aie re- 
 I veiv'do erall Wf /. ,.• aikl molt part of .;/.••, e.\,e;iin;; 
 I tiic D.->minioiis of ilf Si'piilof l''ji.i, and'foi that fame 
 very Re.ilon the othe.- A/.:/'w;.f/,tHi a.xount liim an He- 
 ictick. 
 ! Asfortlie runilluneirs inlhacd in tliii ^,':ty on Mi- 
 letaCfors, Ihievcsare liang'd, iMurdereij are cu: iiitwo 
 thio rhe middle, and the upper part of the Body is tlirown 
 I into ! Fueof i.nllakd Lime, where it remains alive f)r 
 I a 'luaiv.r of an Flour, Ipea-.iug and givirg Anlwcrs to 
 , he By-(tniiders ; KeiieK or fe.'iitii.us !'■ rfons are llea'd 
 j alive, ill whiih .;afe the Cruiuiial ,-oiitiiuiesa long while in 
 unexpuliib.'e'iormeii', tor lie do.s not die tili tlietxe- 
 ' tutirner toiulies the Navel witii In-; Kn fe, jiid that hi. 
 dare not do till the Mag llr.-.tc Itand iigby gives hmi ri- 
 :deis: Aftei the tleaiug of til Crimui.il, l.i< .Skir, is lluti'd 
 j wiih Br,iiiti;i itrelcii.b.es tli.'M:.i;e of a Man, an.t cat 
 ried upon Can els Back-i tliro'evciN Street and ijure the 
 I Criiiu: is piblilli'd. As f r Per. on'; impr.f ei d for De'ot, 
 : and iiiicapable to pay i', the C.ovoiiii nr of tiio Prifon 
 pay s their Creditours. an 1 len.'s them bound in Chains 
 and accoii.p.iiued with isec|'er< 10 beg fi\ ni do.ir to 
 .door, the Alms redounding to him, ai.d they Isciiig al- 
 lowed a very forry main:ei..:i.ce. 
 I I Ihall conclude Willi cue reiiiarkaldc Ciilloni in ihii 
 City, namely, that of loll. e anck lit VV'K.iiien, who civ 
 up anddowiitheSireeis in am iiii telbg.ble manner, and 
 areiiimloy d ro tiriumcile Wi men acccrdin'; to M.iij 
 urt'i La 
 and S- 
 
 Bi fore we take !i..i'.e of thisSiibjcd, 'tr. ill iie proper 
 to take notice ot the D ('nit. and Power of the i'..j,o., 
 which indic.l wasvciy great, iho' in the Year is 17, 
 ''was iitteih funk by .Vc.w the C'::r /'.:/(;. 1 be L>i'.;- 
 nitvof So. .1^:1 was wont to be bellow'd upon one of liie 
 liobleft A/.iwimi;^' ever after the fail of the Familv ot 
 i.i/.i.iVw.whofe name w•a^ lo terrible to tlicChnllian .1 liele 
 .l.V.-w/:/!.^!-; were originally ChriUian Children lu le out 
 of (.■iivrt//.c Ivy the ■/>!■/(!■ J, aiul told at lk.','.-, a Town 
 in "i.iuri^.i Clmjiiicfus , where they were brought by 
 feme Ci-.iio Merchants, aiut afterwards fvld to .?.r/,^./;,v tlie 
 Si'lilr.jK The ,V.y(:i/ obliging tbrle Slaves to objure their 
 Baptilm, caus'd them to be iiitiruCted in ilie ^I'lU'.d^ and 
 '!':■' k /'' 1 aiiguare, and train'd up m Miht.try Dilci] lire • 
 anil being thus iiualilled tor Polls ef Honour, iliey at 
 lallarrivdar the Dignity of a Xi /■/..•«. This S.u,:.:i>i, 
 originally an Aliatick I'liuce, wasiall'd in, rogchcr 
 with his Fatiicr, by the City of C'-riV,i to prored thciu a- 
 gainlt tliclaltKingof Jeruli-.lcm^ who thrcatncil "em wah 
 L)cllru:lioii ; aiKl having dillod;.;'d the Chriliiansnf <,- 
 /;/^/. "; at.dall i'n.'.i, made avs.'y wiili the Sclrfmatick 
 r.t.'.V'.i of C-uir, whole Predecelfours had e.intinucd 
 Lords of tliat City for ijo Year-, running, and rediu'il 
 the C'fy to tl;e obcdiciue of t lie f <;.'.,' ; of /(<?;'. iVf. ub.n 
 was it' true and lawful Go' criieur. Tlie Sehuinaticai 
 f ,:.ir.\'i being thus fupprcls'il,.V.(,'.i..'.« i]uarreli"d foor, alter 
 witlitlieC'.i,';,r.! of Hr.a^dri, ai'dn.ad.e Ir.infelf Soveraigiiot 
 C1I1C ; and in regard that a gieat part of his Forces was 
 cut oft" by War and Peltileiii e, apply'd hiirfeU to the 
 1 living of (■iicrjji.in Slaves frriii llie King of .hiiieni.i. 
 llufe Slaves having abjurd Chnltianuy, and being 
 taught the Tu (;i//i language, which w.ts ,S>/(!j,i,'s Mo- 
 
 PimAniff* 
 
 ot LlUlHI..'lS. 
 
 aw ; I ut thatCercmoi y is only ibfeiv"d in£^v:f 
 
 T'li' Dicr'iy 
 01 v.'l, 6..ii*'^. 
 
 '<! 
 
 ' f 
 
35^ 
 
 A Dejcriptmi of Africa. 
 
 i-'Knil:ba?.vni" 
 
 tlk-rToiig'^c, iiicr ;, mulibotli in V.ilimraiu! Nimi- 
 
 I'lT, that tlicy li mc ix|-irt (icncrids, ami up' " ''?'' 
 
 tliviyot' tlicS.;/-;./'! Family, choll' I'ipciii one ot tlicir 
 
 t V 11 KimiIht, to bo tlicir Sf'vci.-i;.'n SJ.i.iii. 'I li •> I ii- 
 
 Itf.m w.i<nl'tciu arils nl>r.rvil (o ri.'lii;io\i(iy, tliai neither 
 
 the vy./'' 'sown Son nor .iiiv ( ilier "a;^";./' /; >oiilil .it- t.iin'! all Str.mpcis lur iliec I i.iys, He iii> rriiVukJ 
 
 t.iiii'o tint Diuni'V, Hilled lie hail tiill I e n a Cluilhail, tli.it cinl vviili jjieat (ioic i.t I'ij;i.'OMS Ciu. ketis, 
 
 of lV,d-uw, 
 
 ^lKni4 . 
 
 fIj-f-L,: 
 
 .lui:: 
 
 1 
 
 lens, aniliomaiiiv a'nioft ico Vatiulie< rt" Chiilli,ir.s, 
 tcdiiis a Moiiaftiry iviiln ut thrCity, «liirc ii.oA'.d^^ 
 riliile, that tat neither Iilh ror liitli, lit only Hii!,, 
 Iirea.l an, I (.Mivcs and Icinc luivmith Moifuls trade iii' 
 w.tlioiu Kit. Tins Morallcr\ IS M.ry inh, aiu! rntir- 
 
 (.liiK all .Str.mpei'i fur iliee I ;.;yN, be ni^ rrnvultil Id 
 tli.it cm: 
 ami al'j-. i\l lini l\iit!', and iiai'ii'd to fi'C.ik perleilUy the the like. 
 
 a I. J 
 
 t'/u-- iV'. and I/ft;/'' 1 aniMi.r^es. 
 
 I'lider the yr!/./... tlkrewerc ten preat Officers • Th,: 
 next to him \\as r' c l:.l,i r'u.i.! nr cv Vice r, y, who i o- 
 niiii.Uid aiultn'iid our Miipillra'c.; or Uffi.crs. 'I'lic 
 third was the ./».;> ('.•/'/> or (iciicr.il, who kny'd -Ar- 
 iire;, an.! a;'j"ointc.l G.irrilons t'oi the Calt'cs an,! Critics, 
 and WIS cirpowcr'd to l.iy Money out of the Si<.il.iii\ 
 'J ria'.iirc a- hdaw oecalioi'. The fourth «as the .Vii 
 7J. ;/'•, or 1 iciitciiannif ,S'v /,•, who | ay'd the Vo './.;« fomr 
 ihoiilaii 's I r v.- ,f*»i'j a Year. Tliclifih was iheO^i.'f 
 or .Sicwavil o( the HoiilhciU, who pvov idcd \'k'>. al.sand 
 other Nc clfincs f(\r the 'i i.ln; an 1 In^ whole I-',iniily. 
 'I lie (ivtii wasthe '>«//./.'■■, .m MalUr cf the M, ri'e 
 an 1 Cianic's. The feventh Uthcc v.as that of I'cvcial 
 Mm ink. C'oloivls. who cnii liie'tcd Ins Ivrccs .ntjaiiiU 
 the I'liemv, The cijihih was tha- f f lome Cct.turions 
 oierthc M-i::.-!i,l;,-, who ilways a-tcnd the S ..Li; when 
 
 lie r 
 
 ■iicc.tl'ni,'. 
 
 orcxdcis'il his .•\rnis. The ninth Officer 
 
 wa>th-' Ircaf rer ; 1 he icn'.li the .•!./»/('■ Si.'cl; or the 
 .Vd /".'s Anno r Kec|Hr. The eleventh the 7'^. ■:ni, or 
 Mailer of the Wardinpc, who dllhibnted Rcl es cf 
 ('cid, N'civct. Silk, Ci.. according to the Su.'./ni's ap- 
 poiiitn-ent. for the sfA.'.i" alw.i\s gave Cloaths to thole 
 whoiii he prefcr'd to any l>ii>nity. 
 
 .Soninchfor the fan o. s Ciiy cf r.ii'e. l^pon the 
 Koad fio;iii'<:.''(itoMoiint Siii.ii, wctonicnpwiih Ci-.ni:/:, 
 a Citv (ta.idinp tipon the cnrry of a Dcfart, about f. : 
 M les from C.i;i , and adoMi'd with Ihitel) Hoiilcs, 'I'em- 
 plesand Collciics. .All the b'le'ds 1 ctwecii (r.tio and 
 C- •! C.I produce I'rejt p'enty of l\'.cs, bir. between 
 C'< .-ji.-.i and Moi'.nt S'/'Mi, whiih extends to 14O Miles, 
 there is ro place mhal-itcd Two i;iea! Roads, one 
 
 Jeadiiii; to .Vv m ,ird the rihcr to ..fi.ici'.t, pafs thro' this B"i'/ 
 
 rheaiiiien'tlt City in all Z:"'/"' "• ''''»»''■■, bll:lt lyHn. 
 It'iiiir, ilicSonof MiJ'iim ihc.Son of ('/(«, upon tin'"' 
 •Mintiik Bulk of the \,',;-, at the dillaree of -jt > MilisJ,,,' ''' 
 lal^. Ironi Cui \ and raz'd to the very Foundation I y i|;t 
 V,i/ (we'ci/;, when they lirll Inpaii to ulnrpthe (iovern- 
 mcnt of kfj:', for ihcy tranfpcred the lillars .in.! 
 bedS; ,i;es to theothcr liifecf the .N/.c, wlicie they bi ilt 
 
 Mll'Ji I. '!>', , 
 
 (,eci:'i'.t, a fimmis Chrilhan Monallery, fo cal;\l(.v..,.„, 
 from St. f.V. >:;'•, Ibndat ihc diltanceof lix Miles from" :«, . 
 Miiiji.i. Twus inhabitul by al ovc leo MrnU, whi 
 en'oyini; l.irt;c Territories and Rcvcnees, were \eiy !>iii,| 
 to Strangers, and lint the Siirpli l.ice to the Tatu.-Kh 
 ot Cir-, to bcdiftribiited by hnii aim 111; the poor Chri- 
 ftians : Put abont ICO Yeais ago, all the Monks dud of 
 thel'lapiie; upon which, the I'rince rf Muji: luirounj. 
 ed the Monaltery with a VVal', ar.d leiiip ilann'd ly 
 its pteafant (lardeiis.liuiated aniidlt bcantitul Hills, went 
 and li\'d 111 n hiinlelf. At lalt, upon the Sollu itatioiuf 
 the I'atriaiclis of the Jacobites, the S'.\li:)i caiis'd annijut 
 lO be built in its room, for the irainrcnance of thirty 
 Monks. 
 
 CHrti;, a little City built by the Mitltmict.mi near the 
 •V'/e, is now inhabited r.nly by the C'hriftinns cali'd ja-'^''"' 
 fobites, who imploy thcinlelvcs in blusbandry, tr m 
 brinpiiipiij) Chickens, Cjcelij, and Doves. 
 
 H/iil'.ni.i.i, founded by i]k F.^^yp'i'Un upon the X.-Vf, Jj.i„., 
 was laid wade by the /((>«.;»;'," and molt of its Ruins 
 were carried to .//;/.; alias Sinir, where we find dncis 
 liiitje Sinn.1ures and Sepulchres with i>:yptirti and /..•.■in"'"' 
 Fpiiaidi-:. Se\cr.il pieces of (JoM and Silver Medals, 
 and Frapiiieiusof tniera'.ds are fuuiul in the Rums of 
 
 City It has no Water but what remainsin fomc Chan- 
 reb after the Innndati'iii of the KiA-, and when there 
 Kcccivcrs or Chaneb arc broke down, the NVatet runs 
 O' t into the Plains, an! there makes a preat many fniall 
 I .ihcs.froii. when e 'tis .unvcyd bnckby cirtam Sluices, 
 it.r,' the Cifttrns of the City. 
 
 IlitCityof >';.«/>, Iniilt b'.' the A/.i/">mi'M«j, ftands 
 upon the r.inielidc 'f ihe Xi.', at the diftancc of iSe 
 Mi'eslroiTi (.Vt.Vd. It abounds with Dates ,iiul all forts 
 ft bri ir, and the Inh.abiiants enrich themfelves by 
 tradinptii Cro^iu in AV:;.n,,i)„-y. Tis adcrn'd with tine 
 Temples and*>ther Bmldii'gs, and Ihcws to this Day 
 divcis Ruinsi f the ancient Iw-pii.vi Buildings. 
 
 \1-' f-l.,-'; an( ther Ivm/i.v'.iii Town, there are fomc 
 very lari>c an,! hipli I'diarsun,! Porches, bearing /•:;'>;- 
 /••'.". Inlcriptions. Near the .N'.'/i' we fee the Rums of a 
 
 Overapainft B<i//',i«(y<, flandsthe ancient City of Co,,-, 
 built by the r^'pti^.m, furroimded wiili Brick Walls, aii.l '-'j 
 inhabi'ed by Hiisl^andnicn, by which means it .iboiitn's 
 with Corn, and tnniill.es Mf,y/>M and Mi-ct with tli.u 
 Commodity. The (!( ods fent from (.iiti> to A/.v .», 
 arcl rc,u('ht againd ihe Stream to Cm.-, from wlienre they 
 arecairied 'uy Land over the Wildernels to (-'hrp'^ 3, 
 I'ovt upon the /<^-./ ,s'r,i, which is at Icalt 1 20 Miles ofl'. 
 
 TIk lad City I lliall mention, is the preat and pc,pii._^._^_ 
 lotis City ot Ai^i.rt:, built by the F.st,ypt:.-us upiii the 
 .V'.'V, about 80 MiKsEad fioiii AJu.u It dands cpon a 
 tertile Country, and its nearnefs to .V/,/'/<: cues the Ci- 
 tizens the opportunity of a great trade. It jonis like- 
 wile to the Frontiers of .■r.'/w'„^/.j, and is not far from the 
 Defirr that lies upon the Road to S«.ir/vw, a Port upon 
 the /( ',/ .v.--. 'riic Citizens b inp extrcami, fcor, lul 
 
 date'y Buildinp, which Uems to have been a 'lemple in with the Summer Sun, are of a fwarthy brown colour, 
 nines pail, where tome Siher, CJo!d and lead Medals and mingled with the People of \iibi.t and .iifl icfii. 
 
 are f metimes tonnd, bearing blieroglyphick Notes on 
 one lide, and.mcient Kings on the reverfe. The ad- 
 ia, cut FieidsareterMle, but the heat of the Sun is very 
 
 The City ihews many Buildings of the ancient l',;i,',u- 
 Aiis, and very high Towers, which the Natives call Iki- 
 I1-. lieycnd this City, the .\7V dUperling it felf in;o 
 
 liovhiiig, an.l the (^(ninrry is much infelUd with Cro- very fni.ill Lakes, becomes innavigable; and there wc 
 (.idiles, which perhaps was the cccalicn that prompted meet with neither City nor Habiianon of any accocnt, 
 the /<^^ ».•/!(..' to aban.lon that place. excepting a few V'i.lages of Blacks, whole Speech is a 
 
 li'irtl, founded by the A'ljiy.//,;)!; iipcn the .\V/r fide. Medley of the Ar.iii.iii, i'.pf'i}.ti;, Ethitpi.m Languages, 
 JSti Miiis tioin ' ;/. e, is verv rem.arkable for i he huge and who live in the Field afier the /4, (t( /.:« »vay, being 
 Bulk and variety of old liuiKlings and L|'.tap!isenpravedjliib)e-l to the Pei pie calld /Jm.;iVm ( alias T/f/i/c.'u , ) 
 in /•:.';v,r' 711 Lctrers. ,'.r pn ftiit in.id of it pes defo'ate,/ for Aljum is the iitmolt Linii: of the SoLlai.i Jurif- 
 th'j"tis Iti/I inhabi'ed ! y Nob!eiiieii and vveahhy Ci'.i- divilioii. 
 
 Addi- 
 
 u 
 
 ■ l(h 
 
I'K^liilciupVHI 
 
 A 'bcfcription of yVfrica. 
 
 337 
 
 't 'iX Miles tlOiii*<: 
 
 
 Additions to C h a p. ^'Ilf. 
 Collect cH from Marmol. 
 
 vrr''/^^""^ AmIiors,amlr.iricuIatlyf/f or/ yik, who gives a 
 L.v.ui^^ I,,.,,;. /\,uuint of the C'lilloms, Bu^llllll^;^, aii>l 
 •I'' . "T (JiVcnidiiics nt /-./>/'', have been ul 0['miiin, 
 I ^'^ tli.i: (he wluiU- Coiin'ry was ciuc oovcr'd with the 
 
 V.i, which ritrraieil hy ikj-rees, aii-l m thi- mean rune 
 \.x ii.iitli'Wiiip ot the .Niir tniiuiuie.l lo long, JliJ 
 hn'uht '''^^" ''"'"'■••■'''/' ' '" ""I'll I'artli and Mini, 
 j> I'll- n\l tie i>liaraiit and tVr'iie I'lekls tlijt 7-:i;i/i/ niiw 
 id.ilt.wt'. I'lis I'eciiis to Ic a rcd'ciiaWe Coiijri'^iire; 
 Si.- 1^|.■ .'soil ' t .';'//'' il. tiers very ii.tiih tioiu iliac ot lu 
 Nu/iibiii rirp ri'iniine'i, as bii"(;lihuk, tat and heavy, 
 wl^'^e.■.^l:l.uot' tlKotlui piitsof .ifii./t is red and lij'ht, 
 that cif ..'-.i.i'i (lony and white, and thatot' ,s',w.,i tr.ai>lc 
 .ir.Jilirlv. Bolides, II , .!..!ih ac(ii:aints ii<, that llie_ 
 Pr.titi o{ l'ii:iru pa e liim to kriou-, that in the Reign of 
 Alfwi, the .N''<' rilinp light Cvbits higher, laid the 
 uiicleCoiMitry iiiUiT water, whaeas at prefent it nuill 
 f ii> reale I S before it ean oveitiow the Country, whiJi 
 i\ .in Evidence, tiiat the Miid leinaininp aftei the In ii- 
 
 I Cmc .•\iitliors,and|MriruIatlyf/f Of/ fiK, wliogivcs a itivciitcd IJoN, Altars, and the (vjicr Appcndagti of 
 
 Divine \Vorlhi|', .tnd ) iil'erv'd the nienoiyot ihine!.by 
 carving .Aniii.uls upon Stono. I'lky wetc very toiid uf 
 Ceremonies and vain I'onip, and lehbrated the belli- 
 vjIs ot their tjod, in leveral p'aecs. The Temple of 
 /);>/;,( (tood in Ui.l'ii!', that of //o ot t'lvfj in b:ijiii', 
 iliaint Miiicrii: in Si-.moi, that of the Sim in Uiipon, 
 thatot i.i/«).j in if/ifi, that of /(/a-.iw in .'V)/,///-, and 
 that of *?.iM elfewhete. They were fo f perltitioiis as 
 to reveietheFowlsaihl Qiiadriipeds as l.ieied l>eiii|:s.and 
 citiKSepulfhres fir em in places .ipproprated to ea.b 
 .Spe. ies. At prCi'ent there arc noiu- ol the aiuieiit ;';;v/v.- 
 .'«Kacc lttt,uiilcfs it be fomcClirillians who conceal tlicir 
 Extraction, and Killowthcaikicnt Supcrlluic n and Ce- 
 remonies. The Cjmntry is now in the Hands ( f the 
 (iiitii,! Seignior, who difpolfcfi'd the M:l: luetan i't/- 
 ,1,1 m. 
 
 To take a Ihort view of the m.ill rotcd Cities in I'.- 
 
 ^ijtr. ^il.-x.Di.i'ii: wgi ciiiitiiv'd by i^ "/'i-'/'i.i the M.i-' 
 
 iLnion of the X''f, lias by dei'.rees raii'd the whole ■ theni:,tici3n, by the Order of W/i'.v.!i;>//i'.i the i.V,---, ami 
 
 Country. iUileno, ( whom wc iicre follow in throwing biujt by P'c/. ;«y the Son of l./i':^ui Goveinmir it" />>,".•, 
 
 4.'.»J1./»IJ 
 
 , . /,,all /■:.>/•' into AfiH.t divides E'/jft into two | arts, 
 
 ' ' lUiiK'ly, the I'pper and the Lower; the lower is 
 
 c.illd ly the y-i!/iKcj o./f", and by the Uicb Uciu, 
 
 I to Le built, one 
 
 , and this in /v,>/f, 
 
 which was much mure noted than .tny of the other 
 
 .7,fArf>/i//i> oidcr'd three .-Ih-.xitihli :' 
 iip( n the ri;««ii, an.itiier in li,.h' 
 
 fijiii i'.str. annular Figure relembling that Letter; foineitwo. In ilic tiint of the IViAn/iv'/, 'twas the Scat of the 
 
 ll.M! 
 
 Milk It among tlielllands, for in ctfeift 'tis one. Upper 
 iili/'isca^l'i] I'mlnii from the City ot T/f..i, lb much 
 cdibratedby //m»iri,(raid.9.)whicliboalU-d of lOuCatcs, 
 r.\\ iooco I lorle bclidcs Infantiy. T he Kings of /•;;;i/.- 
 Ivij'tthc.r Clint there, which they afterwards reniov'd 
 til .\; , ' I , aiv! at lalfto /(/i-.v.i/ir/'j-:. 
 
 In a W( id, the whole Country of Ej'/i/ ( as we Ic.tc 
 tjkcit : esten.ls on the Fall to the Frontiers rf (.' i/.i aiul 
 .V".'.f, on the Well lo the Ilif.ittsof /(.ii..?, Mi'iii.fU.-, 
 .,ri ill y.i li.ic iou on the Niith to the Mediterranean 
 Va, and on the .South to .N,.//.i and ■t.ihiopin alxjvc E- 
 _;>;.•. f h •• C'oi utry is but very rarrow ; its bixaJeil 
 pirt lies towards the Meditctaiiean, where tin- UraiKhcs 
 (.( ihc .\//c make a /i.-/m ; f.T higher up t.'- nnidi n.ir- 
 nmer, beii;i; bounded by the iNloiiiitams ut .•( .1/' .1, 
 rut of whu li the St. lies of the l-.^,pt,,-ii l')ramii!s were 
 (lifp'd, and 't.supon the Jm/'.'.:/; lido of E.tft tli.u the 
 Tuts ^low which bear IncenlV. On the Welt us 
 l.muedhya Ridceof Mountains, caM'd b) the Ancients 
 the ;'i,H/.>;, or //^^V,:^ Mo'nt.iii.s, Now all the Coun- 
 ttyihitliis between thlc two Mountains is H^jt, and 
 lceii:sioha.ebeen trtnvi'y covei'd with the Sen, the 
 il,.,..„-,jCoi:iit!y I clow A/ I/,;. » I eing ovcrHown by the Medi- 
 ■ i' itrraiK.in, ard that neur the A,dl.:>, Guljh b) tlie /<..;' 
 i-i; Ibthat at that f.me, the dillance betweiii thcfc 
 tw-i Seas was noi griat. Upon the top of Ionic of the 
 hiiji.lt Mo.uitaiiiv that lie 1 ppolite to c'.tiV.^ one may 
 il'.l.r) ChUirlhel's and S.indami iig the Rocks, whi.-h 
 i.inlii'm^ thai the .Sea rca h'a lo f.ii once. At piefent m- 
 Itc.id uf ihc I'alt Water, that of the Silc oxer.'li ws e- 
 vcry \tar, between the two Ridges of the Motinta'.ns 
 a.lHr'as lo l.cagi'cs (more or Icfs, according as the 
 Inundation is ) on either lide. 
 ^^. .j.| The an.ient i\yj!i,ii> took tlunifelvtS id 1 e the firll of 
 n'' ' human race ; biil in the Reign oi I'/.iwh.iVi.j..:, they 
 :""' i'ifto\erd th't the I'r ^gi.-i's weir ancientcr'' an they; 
 foraccciding t.) Ilcri:h:ut, that rrime, after feveial 
 Enquiries into their Aiiti.]nity, ordei'd two newborn 
 Infants to be bred up in a Dclart among the Cattle, 
 witliOMt ailowing 'em any commerce wuli Men, and 
 I Inrg'd the .Shepherd to < bierve narrowly the tirif Word 
 tliat'thcy proneiiiud. In procefs of time, the two 
 Chiidun taking the Shepherd by the Haii.l. ciy'd li-ui; , 
 will. Ins the I'hrvi'ian \Vord fnRrca.l, and upon that, 
 tlie/;;>;.(jii,j yiekied the I'lra ( f Anuqiiity to thcl''.,i- 
 l-.v!. Others lay, that Prin.e pit the two Cli.ldren 
 intoaelofe Tower an.l cut out the Nurlc's Tongcc, and 
 the lint Word thev iVuke was /ifcs . The l-.g^ftinus 
 weiethc hrlV that d.v;d.;d the '^'lar into twelve Months, 
 piirfiantiohe Cni;i(eol' the Stars, ami by that Compii-_ 
 titiinoui-did the (i'"? ';', "ho icade an Intevcalaiionof 
 a Moiuh every three Year-. 
 !i;:r.:i. 'J he\ wcrc a very iiv,t nious Tcoplc, but fupcrQirious 
 |Ti.V--oan(xceliivede;.',ree. and lire.it Idoiatds- 'T'lS to them 
 that the (Vic- k> ov.'c the name of the twelve Gods. They 
 
 tal ir../<- 
 
 Kiniis ( f ;•;;' i/i.-. It had two Harbours with a C'aufey 
 or Peer rrnning out betwren cm, upon which C 1/0 h.ij 
 a Ihatp Lngai;ement with the Inlubltanis, and linding 
 hinilcif oveipowrr'd leap'd into a fiat, and when he 
 loimd that a liiikinp, into the Sea, where he Iwam loo 
 I'aies, hi.d.ling np Ins uritni;; Tables with one Hand to 
 pievent their bcinp, wet. Uprii the point v\ this Peer 
 I'liih-iin lu I'lil.i.Uifi-,,! ercded a 1 ight-houfe to direiil 
 Shi|s in the night time, for the Mmilh of the Harbour 
 is very ditfeuh. 
 
 The pieat I'illar that (tands about lix Mi!es to the Agrc 'Mlir. 
 Welt of iheCity, e ills a lludow of 47 I'.i.es at Noon, 
 and releniMesSt. /V/r/s Steeple at H;tiw. It has around 
 Pall at the top, wh.ch feems to have been the- Sepulchre 
 of ibnie i{;,i-:nii. The .•;..ii.,.i' t fay 'twasb'.idt by ihe . ti4o- 
 "o'jtorthe .Se.-i'rity of tlicC;t\, an.l to niagnihe the r 
 Conquilt, fab.loully alledy.iiig, that it hid an en' hantej. 
 Steel Glafs upon it, the Venue of whiih was fieli, 
 that when it was!ai.l open ir burnt all the Ships tint 
 pafs'd, and that ihey broke this Gl.iU mIicii they 1 ccaine 
 Mallei s of the | l.icc, aiivi leinoi'd ThePiilar. 
 
 In one el the Streets witlim the City there's „ large <;, 
 round Stone, tf foi.r Spans dianictcr, paintcl like Jaf-h.. 
 pu. with a hole 111 the middle, lihi? a MilbStriK- ; and '"■""''■"'• 
 tis laid by the Inh.ibit.iii's, that Sr. A/.r^ was beheaded 
 inihis pla.i', toi lie liv'd .ind preach'd at ,ilc.\i:i,.i'i.i, 
 whiciioccalion'.! ti.e enCfiigof a I'atiiaichthip in that 
 City, ami lu.li Conrtu.'iices of Contclf>rs, Martyrs and 
 Hirmites, as ontiur bei'd the rcll of the Inli.ibi- 
 lan-.. 
 
 'Twas in this place that the I'atnareh r.t..,' rave birth 
 to the Henlie I f x\\cj,r:,l\:cs, who circcmcisd them- 
 lilves. t\n Eg'jti.Di I'riclt .f fays our Author) Ihew'd 
 mc a place m this City, where I hco'.pohy and Aftrology 
 were taught by the preatell Mailers in the time i.if w/ a- 
 .ni.l J. I the (...r.ir; torthele Sciences h.ul fli.urilh'd among 
 iheiii a long while, when the (j'.' /; I ctti'rs were ntio- 
 diich'd into //o^r. To prevent tlie cxpoling ol Sciences 
 to every one's view, they tai'uht by way ot Characters 
 and ll.'.'cg-il .'cl;!, which ihcy Ic.irn'd fiom the Er,:-'. 
 '■«. that reign d in /■iiv.-f. This Method of te.iching by 
 Figures was hkewife obferv'd by the C. bbalills, 
 the .W.ij;,' 111 /'d//,', the CI>r.t,L-r.',i in W.'/w/V, the 
 HnciiHirs in />i.i.w, the Qpinii,,,;', Ijts in .Eii.-i. pi.i ^ 
 ihe Inft Plihliiplris in Cicccc, and the O^nUt.s in C,)u . 
 Hi.ii:.!, O pl'i'iii^ ilnwp,',ici, Pyhrgmiit, Oc>ii,airiii and 
 I'Ir.;, lUidiedhere, .and tranfpoite.l their I-'hilof.-iphy to 
 C'Cw Inline, AlcxaiiJ'if., lies at the diltance of four 
 days Journey from Ci/rn, and in forniei times fupplyd 
 /.i.ii/f Willi Spices, and the other rich Commod.if.es of 
 // .!,n and ,7 /itiVt Eaiix ; tlr they weie iiilt unloaded at 
 //i./.i' upon the T^r./ .Ve/T, and convey .1 upon Camels to 
 (.'.-110, troni will iicc they were brought by the AV.c to w- 
 l,-\.ir..!ri.i but lince the I'oi t}:giirlr have difcover d the Na- 
 vigatiun to ///.//.:, the Commerce of this City is mightily 
 
 impair J. 
 
 
 4 
 
 I I 
 
358 
 
 A 'Dc/mption of Africa. 
 
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 6) tt: 
 
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 tl'lU til 
 
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 it,' I'oiilii'i, tli.it ihii.St.iiui' w.ii iiiail 
 
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 till 1 l.iiln)..r fill- tlic Kuinty ( t' tlu- , I i'h' 
 
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 .SiM Town, iyiii}' iliiio I iMi'iK's ^■•'" "f 'f'.i.'J.liKs.Mc pir.iuimi 
 
 lie ailits t'liiilin, ili.if iiowihr Si.iliicii 'on kcii, ihc C. 
 
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 ivilt.t 'IdWil iiiil'ii Aiiliiiii, r.riniily w.ls Inniu riy ^'ovi'VnM 
 
 };roir Lake whuli li.is.i Ini.ill Ill.imliipoii ii. j hj., pLi^, 
 
 vit'nul iisdwr 
 
 till' iMllini ll.iiik ol' till' Al .', wliiri' kilt 'iisliil>)ii'lti)'lii' Wr-//,, (it Vr.i.r, uiuttrilic I;, (• 
 
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 gn.li A!.i'. .illiT l.iMi'. wuli 1 nun InUiipt 
 
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 I'llltu *'','.■, a liii.iH 1 linn upoii tlic liiiiii' I'lult, inlwl 
 liy (Mi)rtiiikr.il'li' .(•.(/;. ii.j, is tlic I'nri liimi win 
 
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 iv.'scikmIk- pUtic. f l\c!iai'iii-i' I'lr iliv Kiiii;.i r.t /•,. 71 
 NoiiK' r.i'. till' r,ict<l'iiili 11, iilioi.. U.iinliii' tcrilii- /< 
 
 lliiii Kink III till- \ilc, .iml it' the \to>iJlj Pilcniiii imbanjiic tor M\.t or Mc- 
 
 U.ur. 
 
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 but 'ti>iiuirirni',\il''V th.u tin' /. 
 
 |.lir\ 
 
 riiisrl.ii-i It.Mulsiii I'lK- iif the twiiT. !•- .Spruii! lu r 
 
 Atilii't"iirtlicniioft Puiiit nt' the /('<'.?,•,,, wo |,„.pt with 1., 
 wire till I ^'<' , lljiulinn upon .1 l.tiuh (Iniiml, tlui .itt'onl 
 
 ii'i imiiiioii'ii by 
 
 inn upon .1 l.iiuh (in. mill, tlui .ittorikmithoi 
 
 liHiiit.iiii, iiil.Miiii.il ili.itihi liih.ilit,iii'.s have 
 
 who ('ivc< the (^pilll City j 111) W.itct bill w'ut ii biinii;ht upon Cunils Inmi lome 
 
 the tLliii- if /'.111'.', in C. I'l-i!- 4* Mn'- '""K 
 .i;ul ;S nqviiS I :it. (in lllis l'rov,n.i_ Itoixl I', c/v; 
 aikl ih.i! . t' tlie<i|hei' /i.'i'/.' /•• or :(».". ;o"> Cii 
 
 ii i ; Dip l.( ; ;4. 
 t.'k'l'.liue Willi S. 
 
 y, lr.ii.tte 
 z% Ocs- ' "• This Lilt I t.ikiui!c 
 
 ili.it . 
 
 l.c,it;iies(iH. boriiiirly thry h.iil .1 C.i 
 
 \t)'il the Site Water into ihiir (.'1 
 
 l>'.it ihi: 
 
 Upon ilie Welt I'.iiik ot' the Sic the .Succdloiirs ot 
 
 Ji.'/'i<;n,<h.ivc lill'il 11 up with L.Tr[li. It llii « s il;c Iv 
 li.jucsof.iiK lent W.ilK.iii.l .in okl C.iftle, iiiul the N.i. 
 i tneii li\ 'tw.asoiiieagreai City, .iii.l w.is niiiul b'. tlic 
 .Siiiiellnisol' M.iliii 
 
 ■ biii t aCitvi.iU'il Wc-uil./t: C 
 
 whiih It.inib 
 
 I'll h iih, th.1t the \./.'i!' 
 
 I's tiut (nerflow the ailjaieiit 
 
 C 
 
 Yi.v 
 
 anil tbi ili.i! re.ilo 
 
 ;ln'y ari 
 
 iIliLinted witl 
 
 whi.h Itipp'y ('.(.'"' with Crapes one pan ot the 
 
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 ct the .Vj 
 
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 here the Pl .imol.'i kepi their 
 
 now ili'llrny'il. It Itoiul 17 
 
 ami tome I'yamuis are (till to 
 
 he pla.c uhcre it liioj. The tw(. Bianihi 
 
 leiun 111 th. Nii;hKi'..rh()oil ot this pl.ioe, 
 
 thclrContlueiwe there ftanJ, an olil HiuKlinp, 
 
 111 to I 
 
 alliiieiis, tli.it 
 
 ,ie .!c/./ 
 
 Toinb 
 
 kl ilie C 
 
 Atpuleiit nol.oily Iin 
 
 but luiiie yVork-tian that are iiiiplo\'il in I iiilJiiii; tl.i 
 iiitiiiii Scr;iiiois Ship.s, theWouii aiulothei Materials he 
 np bri iiiiiilit from T,/, ^1. 'Ihis I'ort lies at the Jillancco 
 
 ill 
 
 ea);iks 
 
 Halt fr 
 
 I'alhnp a 1 capue liirll.er we . oiiie to Plaif.ei'i I'd, 
 aiul leiin I eapiies b«5oii(t that tu the ll'.lls of A//, 
 whiih they la» he Jip^'il upon his [Mlliiip the /(■./ ?|.,.| 
 
 ami loi whiih the .1 .1/ j ha 
 
 .tent V 
 
 e.'ierarioti; and 
 
 1" I e.ipuebyei taiiher to (.(i'i;(./u/i, wtiire 'tis Lml ilu'c 
 (;iiiK!r.nof(/.^r' p.ik'.l. 
 
 '1 he iiin.olt I iiiiit ol' /■■:;i/» nfion the .h.illfu Cu'.es 
 Ti s a linall TuiMi, that poes be onil j|l ihe nil no:/ 
 
 wasbinlt in ti.e tune of ;?'/.',c.'.| thi> C.oall 111 Cnninierie, BiiiKlii 
 
 1.1 I'olii 
 
 A? lor I' 
 
 lltpC 
 
 Tomb, Kltooii (ix l.eapucs to the Well | "I'isiiilialutcil by _?.,i(i.'i'/f<, and tnaiiit.iiiis f, nii 1' 
 
 ot .l:cx.:),. 
 
 the tir.piroiir //.(' 
 
 where the hijili Steep 
 
 anil 'us (aiJ, 
 
 ll.lhil 
 
 t):lieii lay 7o r/i'sSepukhre was at I'-inni, nn anci 
 
 en; Citv, built by tlie I'r.u.i'i's upon a 
 
 fii 
 
 III 
 
 .inch ol 
 
 II the bui'dinp of whith, 'tis laid, ihe Club 
 
 the .\/ 
 
 ilriii 1.1 ;/ .;i-.' were iniploN 
 
 Near M ».//."' iheie lloud a Temple, of whiih an 
 
 Al. 
 
 liilt.j 
 
 1 kn s, that ill the time ot the C. 
 
 joI 
 
 la Mi.naftcry of St. C.itiri,'iic, in ouler rn kci 
 
 m;s 
 
 . up 
 
 Correl'poiidence with that of ,Sii<,i/, wlme that S: 
 wasjiuei'd. Ihe People of that C^uuntry la), Al n 
 irnlb'il over at this plaie wh.'n lie tied before ./ .1 . .'• 
 Sriiie are of the opiiinn that !< ' is the aneient E'/:i),i]m 
 all the (iiopraphers ineiition, upon the I'lea, that tli' 
 (Jiilf before it bears the name of ijr.i!iir,\k. 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 IX 
 
 Cuntaintng John LeoV Account of thf remarl^Mc Jiiinuls, 
 iMincrals, and Tlants in Africa. 
 
 neEI.'piijH 
 
 ".hv I'tiralfj 
 
 T 
 
 HF', lorril) of N' -,!;)...'<;»•./ noiinlli preat 
 iiiliiilHi;>if bJ phurs.whiih keep topither in 
 Comi aiues, ■""' ottu r Ihuii or pnc the way 
 lea Man when iluy nice; liiin b> ihanee, but 
 f if.ev irean hiiii l.anii, ih y knock liini down with 
 theirbrunk, and iraiiiple upon him f.ll he's dead. 'Ihe 
 /■;/.■.■■./■/.;« Idiiitfis tatih 'em .itier tins iiiaiincr : They 
 make a Itronp b.nelofurc w.ih Stakes and preat Boughs 
 in that part of the Woods wliiJi they treijuint, leaving 
 an open Lntry, with a Door lyinp flat upon thcGioiind, 
 which mm bepul cd up wiih Hopes fo as ro flop thil'al- 
 f.ipc. When the b-lei limit comes 10 red und:r the lliady 
 lioiiphs of the biklol'nre, ihe fUiiuers skr.lkinp upon 
 ttiel ices, draw up th.; Door, and havinp thus empri- 
 findhmi, kill hiiiiwith theit Ariows, in order to pet 
 l.is Teeth. Ill 7 ■;;'i-. .i.',-. .'..;../i and /»(,/m, they decoy 
 them by a tame Female 10 an l-.nelolure, or let a tame 
 Male to ficht v.uli a wdd one 111 the Wood, which gives 
 til. man opport.inityuf crauipinp his hinder l,ey,s wiih 
 Ropes. 
 
 Thu'''.'M'f I, a I'eall headed like a Camel aid card 
 like an Ox, frequents the Defircs nii.l Wood.s v\herc 
 no othei Bealts refurr, and always Ihes trum Men, fo 
 that the lliiiitersfei Join catch 'ciii, and indeed 'us a ra- 
 ritv to fee 'em. 
 
 Camels arc very numerous in /Ifiicti, efincially in 
 the Dcfnrtsof ; 7i.:, .\i.wi'.yM and U.i/m.) ; and 'us lyKc 
 ihe nuiiiberof them that the Arr.iif.m nicafure their Ri- 
 ehis and Strei.ptli ; kir lie whopolfilfes many Camcis, 
 can 1 elide in barren Defarts, where no other Prince cm 
 reaili hull. The -(Au'iCH Camels arc very gentle and 
 tame, and will travel much longer without Corn or 
 Barley than thnfe of Afn, who always carry their own 
 Provender aloiiK with them. I have fcen (liiysour Au- 
 thor) an .-(A/ 11. IK Camel tra\cl "jo Days without an) 
 Giam, only at Niplit 'iwas turiul J.-iofe to feed upon 
 t-ia!'s, Brambles, and the IJouplis of Trees, v.lu.h ;in 
 -Ahatick Camel lould never have born. I liaie k'eiithcai 
 travel 111 tik.s eondiuotuill they've waited, hrit die Flclli 
 of their Ijur.elies, then their Bellies, and ar lalt tlii:r 
 Hips infortiecli ihatthey havefcariebeen able to c.arry 
 ICO lo'jiid wcipiit. Now there are three kinds of C.i- 
 inei> ; the hrIt oall'd Hu^un, are ilii.-k and t.ill, a"d 
 the iitteit for carrying Burthcr.s, bur torfour Years tluy 
 a;e ufelefs, al'ter whrji, the halt of em will carry 1 ceo 
 pound of /.'«/; in weipht. When they mean to loa'l am 
 of tliele Camels, theypivc hun a Iwitcii ii|v)n the Keck 
 and Knees, tipati which he kneels down, and when he 
 finds hiDiJe'.f lufticicncly loaded, riles up apain. T'u- 
 
 A'li-ii': 
 
»-iKll:lchap. 1>^. 
 
 // "hijaiptim of Africa. 
 
 359 
 
 Aftitimi ufc to i<cM molt of thciii, ami leave only oni'l 
 he Camel tor lui Kem.ili.s. 'J'lic li'i.o]id kiikli.ill'd tti 
 Jitti, iuvc a iloiililc Uiiii(.li, wlii>l. ii.ii>lci:< i.'in tic i'otli 
 for carru(!i' anil foi ti.liiig, bimluli; .munly licil In//-' 
 lilt, 'I'hc tluiiluH'il /<.! ti/il'ill, liiinj; of a llitiitu lowj 
 1 1." 'i '''1 lUtiuc, ate imi]ii.ilihid t'or < arrin(ii Lul (■<> IkjuiuI the 
 I ■''."' ()th«f two ill fwihnefj, tor they'll navel loo Milts a cU) I 
 ''"""' lor ten days tn^tthcr with little i>nu> l'rovci\»Kr. 'Ihefi' 
 t\\i: SumiUi'Ui ,(.(/'/ ami the i.i7i<:M Aluuj toiiiiiionlv iidi'i 
 upon. Oficiitiiiu'i theKini; ipf IVi»//i(i«u feiiils I;j|>iiiles 
 upon one ot tlieic t'umels lioiii liis Seat to Viw,7)Hf/,| 
 wliuh is 900 Mile* cilf ; aikt tu uniiinly tlicy |>erti)rin the 
 |oiirncy iiien{lit Uavsai nu.l^, uiily he that inlisit imifl 
 1« well ai'iiiaintetl wuli the Drlait<, and his Reward is 
 never iBfs ihaii >>. Dii.ats. AIid u the bcniiminjiof the 
 SpringthcfeC'ameU tall ,\ ruuiiin, aiij iK)t only hurt one 
 anotlut, Initat'.iek all I'erfoiis ihai have done them the 
 Iralt iniury, while the Veiieieal I'aillon lOiiiinvics, /. f. 
 fur 41 day-'. Win 11 iliey allaiilt 3 Man, they lay hold 011 
 luinwitliiheii Teeih, aiwl itui todiiig hini ii|', throw 
 liimduwnai'.ain and ti iiiiple him iin>kr tout. I'hey 
 i.wnot eiidiiti.- 1 liii .;er lii well as 1 hirlt, tur they can 
 jliltaintVom driiikiMi; It.r is I'ays wlihoiit any jnioii- 
 v«iiitii e, nay, it thiy aie vvaui'd oliiuT tliaii once m 
 lix ot nine Day^, it iloes them a J'.reat deal ol iiijuiy. 
 Wl.in their Mailers rule 'em [«;\(i.d their woiiicd rate, 
 ihny turn telty aiid diloUy the \Vlii|i, till then Mailers 
 linj(thciii certain Son)<s, with whuhthey aie fo pleas'd, 
 that they pcflorinthsir Journey v.uh unwonted celerity. 
 This ( lays our Author ) isaii Ar(',iimcnt that tluiCtca- 
 tiiic is ]iofl"ef»'d of a kind of hiiinan Rcalon. At (.itiio 
 they are taught to dance, h) accultominga young Ca- 
 mel totrcad upon a red hot I'lo. r, while a Drum beats 
 by him, fa- the luat makes him lilt up his lensakernate- 
 ly; and afterwaids when he hears a Unitu bear, he calls 
 to mind the hot Floor thar aiinoy'd liiiii under the node 
 of the Drum, aad lb lifts his feci as if he weie actually 
 
 l\pOHit, 
 
 TheHorfesoC iiiib.i't are the fame in every Rclpecl 
 
 ir^"' with Other Holies, only they arc initediHy fivift ; in 
 ''."■" F-iif, Syii. ^Ijii and ,ir,i/;'.i, they are eall'd Arr.bian 
 Horfes ; for 'tis faid, that the .■tiil/lnn Dtlirts being fre- 
 v]iiciitcdl)y wdd Hoifes, the /litis broke and nianag'd 
 them ever lintethetiine of Ijinntl, and thefe luve mul- 
 tiplvd fo prndigioully, tliat mott of /(/. /ta is Itock'd 
 with them: And mdecd 'tis certain, chat both ih<- /If'u 
 f.wans! Amiiiih DcUfts are to this day Uoik'd with great 
 numbers of wild Horlcs. ILnvevcr, few of ihefellw- 
 fesarebred in H.i /mi); Initthc A;.ii'i.i)ii tlutrangein the 
 Defarts, and the / liwwj breed great numbers of them, 
 not for travel or w irlarc, biit for hunting ; and to ren 
 der 'em clean and cliver, IVcd them only with Camels 
 Milk twice a day, allowing their I'aliurc hi the GiaA 
 Jcafon, diiroig which tiinc they do not ride tlveiii. They 
 are mcrcniibly nnnllc, and it tluy cm outrun a Uant or 
 an OlUch, arejecKond to be worth loooUueats or too 
 Camels. As for the wild HoU;s, they arc leldom feen, 
 
 w:jH.:',i and can hardly lie cit^li'd, cither by Horfis or Dogs. 
 The Ar,-l'i.-.m of tiic Dtl'arts ea: their Flelh, reckoning 
 the youngelt the fwectell 1 hey catch them hy l.iy- 
 j^H a Gill covcr'd with Sand in the Waters where 
 they uli to drink, lor the Horle's boot is apt to be en 
 tangled in thcSrtiie. 
 
 , lhcL-i«; or iJ-i'.f rclcmbics an Ox, only his Legs arc 
 
 ■■''"' finallcr, and his Horns ptcttier. Hi^Hair is wliite, and 
 his Hoofs as black as )et. He outruns all Bcalls except 
 the Kikki > Horfes, and is cateh'd more ealily in Sum- 
 mer thin in Winter, for then his Swiftnels is abated by 
 the rcouhing heat of the Sand, which hurts and cracks 
 his Hoofs. Shields and Tar(;eti arc made of his Hide, 
 which are Proofs agaiidl any thingbuta Bullet-lhot, and 
 arc eitream dejr. 
 Thf wild Ox IS lefs iiiSiaturc than a tame one, being 
 
 ''■"''-'^» of an Alh eulpur and txtream Iwift. It liaunts tlic Ue- 
 (artsorihcir Borders, and its Flelh is very tavoury. The 
 
 k;'i:i.-.ii unieOxcn upon the Mouiuains ot Afiici, arc no bigger 
 than a Hitter in other places, but they ate litong and har- 
 dy, and innur'd to the I'iow. 
 
 i«*ili*r '^^'^ ^^'''' A'i'^of an Alb colour, and frcciuems the 
 
 'IX'farts. When it lees a Man at a ditkaiice, it biays, 
 
 kicks and wiikts till he conies up, and then Icowis a- 
 
 way, being fwilier than any other Boall excepting a 
 
 /(■;it.iir Horfe. They feed in Troops, and the /lir.Uinns 
 
 catch cm by Snares. Their Fleih has a rank unfa\oury 
 
 taltc, but becomes pkalanter by Handing two days after 
 
 'tisboyfd. 
 
 ,, 1 hf^ /idittimMie is a tame Creature with long dangle 
 
 ^„ '*Ears; tislhap'd UkcaRamnndas bigas an Afs. The 
 
 Liliyiui vife'em inftead of Cpws, A"'^ make a great deal 
 
 ©f Buttsr auJ Chcefe of their Milk; for they are very 
 
 niiniciouJ in l-ih', and Icarrc to be fetii eliewlme, 
 they have foinc Wool up'ui them, but 't s icry ihort. 
 Fora Frohck ( fays our Autlioi J 1 tince rode a ijuautr 
 of a Mile upon the Back if one of them. 
 
 T he /If i\vr/( Rams diller from the other only in llliir , 
 
 TailSj will h aie vers \^'•^^^•, elic.all, it the Kattis aie [ !, k'."" 
 tju; fomcof ilicm weiuli ten I'o.inds, even when the) t%-i !•.. 
 ficil upon the Miiiiitaiiu. ; but in / ,17^ they are ltd witfl 
 Kran and Harlcy till their TaiU are lo overgrown, ilat 
 they cannot llir without little Cans under ihiir I .ills 10 
 hear them ui I law one ( fays our Author ) that 
 wcigli'd S' Found, and heard of ionic that weiglij i^o 
 I'ound. In tine, all the fat ot'ihis Creature lies in it; 
 Tail, and they are I ill) to be found in T(.>.» and L- 
 
 The ///liMB I. ions exceed all other Bcalls In Irdigih ihi t ;r,. 
 anil cruelty, and Iparei iieuher Man nor Bcalt. In lo'iiie 
 places one I i( n Will eiicunimr 100 HorK men. Ihty 
 are ticrccll inhot ulace.,, f.ch as the Frontiirs of J',- 
 "'•/'"• and iV^, the Diiart of .•/m;;o</, ice. for iliofc 
 which frequent cold Mountains arc not fo cruel. F: 
 the Spring, when the Lionelles arc hot, they hiocl'loody 
 Contlicts one with aiKrther, rij'Jit i,.i ten 1. :011s <our:ii.ii 
 theljnie Miltrefs. I know not w li.it Truth is in the com- 
 inon Report, that if a Woman llitws a I.ion her I'ri- 
 vities, he will cry and loar and runaway j but tli s 1 am 
 fiire (if, that wli.itcvcr a 1 1011 pets in his l\uv, if u 
 were a Camel, he will carry it olf. 
 
 The Leopard docs not ililhiib the tame C.ut'e, andTuUor"-' 
 Qffas ro Injury to Men, unlels he be provok'd or metis 
 a Man in a narrow I'alfagc fo that he cannot as cid Inni, in 
 whiclicafeheHies.it his Face, w.th his I'aws, and fine- 
 times truihcs his Skull 111 pieces. He Ij-ares no Docs, 
 lit devours them wherever he can come at ihem. In 
 the Region of I'aiJI.uitin.i the Mountaineers hunt the 
 leopard upon Florfeback, and p.anr Hoifemen at all 
 the Avenues to hinder him to g. t out, upon wh >.h he 
 winds and turns within the C.rcic, till the Horfcinrn 
 llioot him with thi'ir Arrows and if hchappi iii to m.rkc 
 his eh ape, the Man that lets him pal's isobl g'dl.y cultom 
 10 treat all the Comraiis . 
 
 The U.tliil; cali'd by the /If'.xinj Jrf-i', refeinUcs a"*"^^^-'*"' 
 Wolf in bulk aikl rtiape, on'y his I.Ciis and Feet are like 
 a Man's. It imures nooiher ISead, being nnabjeol li!!y 
 creature; but 'twijl rake the Corps of Men out of tk.i 
 (ji.ivcs and devouj them. I he Huntfiiicn acqua'atcd 
 with his Den, beat Uruii.sand ling I efore it, by wliidi 
 means lu-is foiranfporicd that he l;cs Hi 1, and in tlie 
 mean tune they entangle lus Legs, and lb he U diatvjj out 
 aiidkill'd ' t, h> 
 
 1 he C^ivet Cats frequent the Woods of .V.fl Ufl 1, be- Ci 
 ing naturally wild: but the Merchants take their young. 
 Kicks and put thcniinto Crates or Cages.wlierc they fc-d • 
 theni upon Milk, Bran and FIclh, and twice or tin ice a 
 day make them run up and down the Cages till tli.y 
 fweat, upon which they gather the odorifeious Sweat 
 from their Groins, Shou'ilers, Necks and 1 ails, and te- 
 fcrveit inder the name of Civei. 
 
 T he Apes are found in the Wi odsof ,V.t:,riifi>i'.r, and 
 upon the Mouiitams of /)((?;'.< and C-jrliniitiii 
 which have Tails arc calfd the by .Ifii.cni Konhc, and 
 thole without Tails Hi-.i uini. 1 hey feed upon Giafs 
 and Ct.rn in gre.it Companies, leaving cue to It.-.nd 
 Centinal to give the Alaiin when the Has!, aiidiiun 
 comes, and when that happens he cries cut, upon uliuh, 
 the whole Flock flies to the iiCNt Woo.!s and gets upon 
 the Trees, the Shc-Apcs taking their Whelps upon their 
 Shoulders, and lb leaping from one Tra-to anorlirr. 
 
 The Sca-horfe is altogetl'.cr delUtute of llair, re- tIicS.i 
 fcmbling a Horfe in IV.apc .-.iid an Afs in Siature : fit is Hum-, 
 found in the Rivets <if N^.;<" ami .\V t:i, where he li'. cs all 
 day, iho'hcfwims j the Shoar at night . He frequently 
 links Boats upon the .N'.;i;« . 
 
 IheSea-Dx has a very hard Hide, and is not b'ggcr ^|,,. j^.,, 
 tlianaCalf of fi.\ M nulls old He is Ihai'd like' aCx. 
 Land-Ox, and is found inth>;.\''f and the .Vi'-;-!, but 
 when the Filhcrnieii take him he will live a great while 
 upon Land. 
 
 A great m.Tiiy Tortoifes as b'u aj fo many Tuns mcj^,,^-!-^ 
 found ui the /.;,;'.•»( Defarts : '1 hey lie Hill all day, and 
 reep up and down in tlie Night time in quell of F'jod, 
 but lb llowly, that their I'atc can hardly be percei\'d. 
 Hr/ri in his Account of W/ ,V", tells r.s of a 'Iraveller 
 that llept all Night upon aTovioife, ta'sing it to be a 
 Stone, and next Morning found himlclf three Mil.s ctf 
 the place where he layiluwn. 
 
 T he N.^.-r and the t\ii: arc famous for Crocodiles, 
 foiaeof whichaicabove ix Cu'i'itslong, the Tail bti'ig '"''"" '""' 
 qnal 111 length to the Body. They pj upon four 1 ei;s 
 ikcaLizi'.d, and arciwaboveaCu^fit.iii.ia half hitsi'i: 
 
 • Theit 
 
 C«i. 
 
 . Api> M'-n- 
 Thole kii'B-l-Jtnl 
 
 n 
 
 f 
 
 'fiJ 
 
 I 
 
 fnu'' 
 
 ii ^\^^ 
 
 n 
 
 n 
 
 ! it 
 
3^0 
 
 A Dejcription of Africa. 
 
 
 i3rl{i«,. 
 
 jht Imt. 
 
 1 iif GiiJ»W 
 
 iHCv'«'B(-'1 
 
 T'x- 0/r, 
 
 Tlit:irTi»il is lull nf Knois, .iii.liliiir Skinfoli.iiil, il>-»' 
 IK. CioWou will I'iiTic it. .Sdiiic (Tiy only upoii I'lll'. 
 nilui> ii|()ii M.i; anJ Hulls, liy \via|'iiiin lluir 'I'ail'- 
 tmiiiil tliiiii.\> tluy (Ml. Iiy ilic Kimt li !i', oi M iIkv 
 It.mil ..inliils 111 a'lVi.ii, .iiul lo |'ullii\n iln'i" m'" '''^' 
 NV.iuTwliiuilny ilivmiriluiii. In i I'liiin ilicy n "vc 
 onlyiii' ii)'|Ci |.uv, flu iictlici |.iw I uni; fij >l 10 tlic 
 Hrr.i;h'niii. t'l'im llic l',iiili.< i)f tin' Ill.iml ila'i I -i^k 
 iIk'miIIIm'.iiiiIm.- Sin with tlu'ir |,\ws \\i.li' ''li'll, .'ii'l 1 
 U\v ((jyM)'.ir Aiiilim ) link' IMuls iU ii- ilic lipiiUif 
 .1 'I'linill.lly Into tluii Mmiths .imlioii'i. pcUiill) imt «- 
 IJ.UII. N(nv tiifohc iIiin'i s;iMn!;^M, tli.ii ilic I'ru, oili'i* 
 iVviliii;^ i(in:iiiii,ills in'oii Ik'.ilK :iiul I' llu^, .lu (urMiil 
 with picii, i)t' I'iiih Itukiiii^ l.ciwu'ii tliiii Ticih, 
 will, litiiiii loWiriin, .iiiil tlicl'c Worm* tin Uu!. ('iik 
 • ■lit ti'itliiii iiwii l'in\|, tlk' C'nvd.lilc Im'ij', liaiil Ik'i" 
 lliiuriij* lin Javv5 niim 'iiii l>y A('ii^l^ iij on ilu UirJ'i 
 lli.kl. 'lilt ihi- Criiintic l.nsliii I'nr\iil^''i 'I'l' 
 Miiirc, :iiiil lov, r, iluiii wtli Viiitl ; ;iii I as I'ooii .ih tlu' 
 jominCrdcoiiilis an li.itJul, tlic^cuwl intoilio Rivii. 
 Iluilc xvliuli idntiniio in tli;- .\ , arc not nciiomk ii>, 1 m 
 tlioU- wliiJiihiltilKir KiliJ.iKV fiOMi thi- Rivir to tin- 
 IVlarts, alliinic ,i I'oiiiiioiis inmrc. 1 law ( lays our 
 Airlv r j aUivc j" Cuviulilcs Hi'a.U pl.iiM upon tlic 
 \S'alNot Civp, witlulicir |.\ws widr opiii, tliat tlicy 
 ini>;lu li.ivc iWallnwM i Cow at ciKc, aiiil itt iouikI 
 ivitli hiii'oll.aip Teeth. 
 
 Ill lilt Caverns of Jil.n there are many iiionftroiii 
 I)t.iunns,wli;cli.ireihk-k about the ii'iil.llc, Init have llvn- 
 ilvr Ke.ks.tmrriiils, fi, tli.it their Motion is Imt flow. 
 1 h( y ,Me I I Mill 11101 "i, that whatever they I'itc or touch, 
 i\uaiii il.a'h iiifiies. 
 
 In tlv / /.'».7.; Ddaris wr iiiul the ll'.l'.i, wimli has a 
 IkiiJcr'I'.iilaiiJN'eck, anJ ,i the it IV^ly. IT a Man is 
 Mt liy tills Creature, he eani.dt el'Lapi- ilnih i therwife, 
 lliaii l>y i-iiitiiif! i;tl' the v.(,iiiijnl pan, before tlic mor- 
 tal I'oynjiiinf.ehthe whole, 
 
 III thole Dilaifi we ir.ret withancther Crcatrrc c.illd 
 Dili, uliuh ii ihapM like a l.izard but is foim-what Up- 
 per, I'cini; a Ciihit loiip aiil t'nir I'iiyer'' broail. It 
 ilrinks n,,iie, lor Water ptnir'J ih wii its 'Ihroat kill;, it 
 imniclMti ly. It l.iys Its h^jisas a Tort.jife does, and is 
 not at all \eiioiiioiis It ei)u.i|sa Lizard in (wirinefs, and 
 wiRii'tis hiinteil, it it thriiiU its Head into a hde, no 
 t'nt.c uhairucver can pull it out without enlarpinp, thi' 
 hole, llie /Id'i.tm take many of them in the De- 
 tarts, and when rheir Throat is eut thev bleed Init ury 
 little. After they are three days dead, if you pm thcin 
 to the lire, the; 'II flir as if life were not .jiiitc i;oiio 
 VVhei) tliey .irc Hea'd and roalked they taftc Uinic'wliat 
 like a Frop. 
 
 '1 he (.';i K,-. isbippcr tlian a /'»/■, tho' it rtfcmhles it in 
 lliape, amih.as Peiyioii inits Head .ind Tail ; but when 
 tliefe areeutotr, tlie /Ii.i/idA.' eat it iiolwithflanding its 
 ui;!y flape and colour. 
 
 The C'cM..';,/i h.is ilie (hapc .ind hulk of a lizard, be- 
 inp ii\ iij'.lv, cro. ked, nieatcr Cve.iti re, with a long 
 finall r.:il like- a Moure: 'T How pae'd, and feeds iip- 
 f'li Air and the S.ui Heams fi^i at the nliiipof the Sun it 
 i;ape3 and ti'rns it lelf up 'ii 1 down. Its i:olour is fomc- 
 timesMnik and loinctiiiic . '. ■• en, for it hasno Hair, but 
 onl\ fi'Ois nlii'-hurderj;o .1. -.Iteriiion, according to the 
 place where 'ris. When ir f| i-s a veiinir.ous Serpent 
 lice] .ip iiiiiUia Tree, ii clinilsupthe Tiec, and fcpicc- 
 : e.so-.,t cf ;t.s .Month a lonp I'-iread of .Spittle, with a 
 round drop like .,1'e.iil li;n(;in!; at the end, conducfinii 
 it I'e that r falls ex..cll\ upon the Serpents Head and kills 
 him i'.nii:e.!ia;elv. 
 
 The Oj.v.f/' ixiliap'd like a Goofe, only its Keck and 
 I.rjii are longer, for foinc of 'eui are not .ilovc two 
 Cubits l( lip.' It has alargc U.dv, with VVinps lull of 
 bla. kaiid \sl,iteFe.it!iers Wiiich are not cal..u!atcd for 
 Hyiii';, l'iitc'iiitr;bute uiihtlic Motion of hcrTrain, to 
 accelerate her I'.icc topcthc;. "lis a lilly deaf Creature, 
 and fceils upon whatever it hnds, iho'it be as hard as I- 
 roii. It jives In dry Defart^, and la s tenor twelve bggs 
 ill the San I, uhieharer.ot liefer than a great Bullet, and 
 yet weighs i <j pound x piece ; however 'tis fuch a heedlcf. 
 fj.-^ctlul tliiiii', th.it it qui.kly lorgets where it laid it- 
 b.gps, and if another .Oilrteh finds them, Ihc fattens 
 thcni as her ov.ii. The Chickens prowlc up and down 
 the Delarts for their Hood as foon as they creep out of tlie 
 .Shell i AwX before then Feathers arc grown tlie\ ato fo 
 fwift pMc'd, that a Mancsnicarce overtake 'cm. The 
 S'Di'ui! :n take up the ^o.inp Olfri.hes and fatten thein 
 for tbod, tiio' their F-leih, elpecially that of their I eg; 
 h.ii a lliniv rank taftc. The Oltriehes wander up am! 
 down theDefarts in regulir Troops, and appe'at at a di 
 ftaiiec like fo many Hirfctnen, which li.isoftcntimo-. a- 
 larmJ whole Caravans. 
 
 , -. ^ylltel•s aPiriii. il , 
 
 inpcndriiip with a She- Wolf, bepus ,\ Dim •. f,, 
 .1. the I'eak and W ings o| a lliid , i| , 
 
 We . onie flow to pive frti e Airnt'ilt rf llie niol» \, 
 maikable I'owls in ,/r/. •. 'I he At i"-> i teailiih-ir |i 
 ptis to ,iiia. k boxes and Wo ' -, \»ht»h ilirydo, by lo 
 tup ilieii Hills upon ilieir If i.'s, and iheir T.ilrtu . m 
 their Haiks t;i avoid tiled. lugi r nf bionp j ^th\ ii (., 
 Foyor Wolf thus .itta.'k'd ti ins their l<> lly iipw.n.'. 
 the 1 aple \mI1 ilot ouii iin I II it he petk'if nm i|,, , 
 byes or kill'd 'em. Kliii 
 an Fapl. 
 whuh 1 
 
 leei (t ,1 Wolf, .1 Serpei 1 3 'Fail, and a Skn l|.\Meii 
 and parti-, oil lit d like aSerpems, ,ind livcsin C;nt;,tui 
 ih.1t It .atiiiet opin iti Ine-luN. 
 
 'I III S'eJ.i i- the Ij'gelt For. 1 in .ill .■' i..i, aiul eii,pr,|t 
 a C>ane inbigmfs, tho' it. I'll I. Neck and I cp.arcl. . . 
 what ll'.orter. In Hj inp up it iiiouiits oiif ot li/'lit, hm 
 defends wuh a )irk when it fpiett i dfad Car, .lie. It 
 livis xery li'iii J luiy, many of this kind live till Ai(e 
 bereaves thrin of all their Feathers, upon whuh, i|,^.y 
 retinii to their Nell and are nourillul bv the yoiinj.tr 
 Fowls. They neftle upon hiph Koeks, and the top .)i 
 tinfreijiiented Mountains, efpe.ially upon Mount .lih,, 
 where tliole who are acjuainted with luili phc.'s eoinr 
 anil take 'em. The /'"/•. i«.i t.ike it fot i V'liliiirc, but 1 
 am of another mind. 
 
 Upon.ertain Moiintain«of the St(»ii,!!,n Del.irt. tit, 
 ///riiv:«; take excellent white Hawks, wnh vxlikh th. \ 
 purine the Crane. .Some of thele Hawks the at I'.u 
 tridges and Quails, and others at Hares, aetordinp tothi 
 diverlityol their kind. 
 
 I hey have likcwife Parrots as big as Doves, foiiie in', •.., 
 fotiiebla.k, feme Alh coloii! ,1, wfn, h hive fwret Oirili 
 Vt.iees, tho'indccd they cannot imitate .NIans Spce.liij 
 naturally. 
 
 Sometimes they have fii.-h Iwanm ot l.ociills as oli 
 f live the Sun, xvhtcli devout leaves, Fruits, and ail I' r- 
 !ot (ireciis. \x their dpi.tiire they lease Fitp. heliiii 
 I 'cm, outof whlih yotii g Ixi'Hs fptiny, mat corlurr. 
 all thinps, .ind even th(Mi) Harks of 1 rccs, anJ<i,,ii- 
 'on a pre.it feariity of Corn, elpecially in .\/. wh^.r.i ;l.>;: 
 the Inhabitants ot /.(7>.iaiid hrhi,'. Iirl.-it.i xvc'coirf tK 
 I o.iilts when they rom",for they dry them In the Sun. :iivl 
 pnlvcrilirheinfor lood, 
 
 As li.r the Miiifrib cf /f/V.-V.t. All tlicir S.ili i ' 
 di<'P'il outof (2ii.irries and M nes, like Stone ; 'tis ciihfr 
 red, white or Grey. U.vlw; haspreat plenty ofS,ilt, .r.J 
 \'u>n;',/.'.; docs not want ; but ill ,\\.; ■?..!» i and ths iimi'i 
 part of 1 /■:f/'/ri;';>, "lis fo fcarte, that a Found is wertii 
 I .ilf a Dncat. The Af,ii.iin don't let Salt upon t.^L' 
 'Fable, but hold itin their Hands and lick of it at everv 
 inorfel. '1 here are fome Lakes 'in the Neighl oiirhi , ,1 
 of K-^, where good white Salt congeals in the Seniinc. 
 time. 
 
 Thi7 find Anlimmym their I.ead-Minc«. and pitrif\.'<' 
 itwiih Hrimflon.', of which they have pre.it ipi.intinrs.'" " 
 That part of the AiUi that makes the Frontiers ot' \i,. 
 miMi and hc^, atfords a large I'rodmlt of this M;. 
 ncral. 
 
 Among their Vepct.ibles, the tnofl noted is I'liplwH-!--, <■. 
 urn, which IS the Juice or Ci'im of an Herb, full of Iharp 
 Prickles, that groxvs like thcHcadof axvi'd 'I'lultle, ,in,l 
 fhexvs between Its Bratichej, a Fruit as bip as a Cu niit 
 ber, and anbll long or more. This Fruit docs not fpiini; 
 out of the Brinches of the Herb, but from the f nii 
 (•round, .ind fomcrtmes one Stalk Ivars ;j or ^o of 'em. 
 Whciithe I-'ruit is ripe, the Inhabitants prick itwithtlte.t 
 Knives, upon xxhi^h a white Juice ilfues t'urth, tli.r 
 longeals by degrees-, and then they put it into Bla.klciN 
 and dry it. 
 
 'Flieir Fit,-'i is either ti.itnralor artificial. The tortner 
 is taken out of i-ertain Stones in Four.t.inis, tli.it ma;'/' 
 Its ta'ican.l laiell ; the Litter nhiesoiit ot' the jumper ot 
 I'lne Tree . in Mount At!.» in tins manner. 1 hey cut the 
 Bough, ot tlieTreeinto finall pieces, and put tliemiiUii 
 ;i Furnace covcr'd above, xvhich has a fire uiiderneatli. 
 and a hole at the bottom, thro" which tic Pitch diitillsii.- 
 to a hid low place made to receive It, and then they tak- 
 itout a:;d put it m bladders. 
 
 Among their (-'ruits A //■/.( dcferves cur notice; 'Tis,,,,, 
 a delicious F'ruit, .is big as a liiiall Cu, umber, and prows v.< 
 upon a iinall 'Free that li.as laigc broad Leaves of a Cu- 
 bits length. The Mi-.hitncinii Delators aflirm, that this 
 xvasthel-'oibidden Fruit, and that our lir't Farentscovcr',! 
 their N'akediitls with thefe Leaves, as being the httelt I ' 
 that I'urpole. It proxvsplenriliilly at Sc.'r. ;n /t{, but vet 
 more in Ijunivt in/.:;.^;. 
 
 'I heC</7u Tree prows only in/C;;>/i/. belnpa verv big^^;, 
 Fice, with Leaves rrfcniblingthofe of a Abilberry Tree. 
 Ithasabroad whiteBl. Ifbm, and is fo overcliargd xvith 
 ' Fruii, 
 
 ttaxil wiihoii 
 
 * y 
 
lilrllllchap. I><. 
 
 A 'T)cjitif)tton of Africa 
 
 a6\ 
 
 Fruit, tlwt they arc fi" 'd ro pull Vm Mt'l -fa « th«y «rr ' diftlU'J from ir, will hl\t Mm iii an houri time : Thii 
 
 ripi', lilt thiir wi it;lii (lioui! 1> iA 'he I rcf. j the very Women know. 
 
 I raLni**"' ilic Woltcrii I ir: "*' ' ■. I'On!. riif^ iirniuhcOce-j Another Root cillii V. .im/, which ^rowi jn tin- WtCT'l^'f"" 
 I .M an, bciri a fi.i|'r;»ii < Ii'.iHtoui l'f>.t,'ai\l I'lu^di-; Partiof Moiinr ,7('.i , ii (iiiU to be .i Ririi Inrctitive id"' ' "" 
 
 tieii'e: It ro'^ .in tv olUm p. rtiinic without (ire or 
 
 tdirnini;. Hit Miich.iiii- of .Wn If.mi, bi^y it athomc 
 
 for halt a Diic.ii dif IViuh, .iii>I Icll it in St^rcl4>iil fuc 
 
 boor 11"' 1 'IK .lis. 
 „!,> /lil.UI, ihi- Knot iif.i I iin-i Hi rl> th.it's very loinii.on 
 
 in/f/'"'c>ii II fo vcliomuii',, that one klio|i ut the Water 
 
 Veiiery, .iiiJ piciVrvativi- of the Iri'lrnmi'iit. it (■i-iiir.i- 
 tion. The ItilulitifiH ol thilc Mouiii.ti'i'. I; nt- a . oin 
 iiion Sayiiif;, that mult of ilicir Ciiils loli thi.ir Mauli'ii- 
 hr.iJ» l)Y piiliiig iipon tins Rdoi, aiul loir.(;!im»'i itf '" 
 iiifei2ted by it, that a f'.vcili then Body 
 
 Additions to C h a p. IX, 
 
 Colled eii from Marrnol. 
 
 hcmuithi'Suri. :iii.! 
 
 ci:il. The tornicr 
 
 V\t >l't». 
 
 Vihafci, 
 
 Ctmeli are csHM by tla- /li.ilinit Cmi!, i. c. 
 Ihr /^.iirrnf llci.rn. Ihey arc iisM I'lrCar- 
 ri.ipi- brtli ill llmipe, iu Ic"! and .Ijin, as 
 will as in .Ifn'r.i. The /'fWV'i C'amils thai 
 travil witlitiiit Hats or linin, O.onid W M.ry tat before 
 tliiy Ki'iiia )iviriuy ; t'nr tiny milt away upon a lon^ 
 Joiirnc-., (iin.e thiy only chew their Cud all d.iy unnn 
 ihi- GrciTs that they ate over ni_i>ht : "lis true, the C'.i- 
 ravaii that go to ,(i;/j(ii/i.',i, lomuionlv ihoofe meagre 
 (jniiiiils, bccaufe tliey bving no heavy Coiiuiiodity liuik 
 with thi'iii ; but tiie W/i.ui <; C.\iiiel.s tliat tairy their I'ro- 
 viTiler along with them, willgoaiid return loaded witli- 
 cui loling their J'lt. The bell Camels lor varryinnarc 
 till' jicKkd oiit's. When the Stallions rape with l.iid, 
 thiy\all tn mind the leaft Injury re.:eivtd bet'orc, and 
 rcfcnt It, and liimetimc? en. oiinter Lions. The jhAhi.mi 
 tceJ.tbr the greatelt part of the Year, up<n Camels Milk 
 anJ bate. As for tlieir llclh 'tis lank and inlipid, efpe- 
 iiilly that of the Bunch, vvliiJi talles like a fat Cow's 
 I'JJer, and hell the .if/^A^M/ and .-hubi.vn try it with 
 la!,aud lo keep it in 1 ul\, and I'otsall the Year for their 
 trJiiiary Vidi'.als. In line, of all Creatures, a Camel 
 iineilcalt trouble to us Malfer, anj brings hiui niolf 
 Hrcli'. They thru e niifhtily m hot Couiitrici, but die 
 111 rold Countries wlmm (iinws, or when they are con- 
 llramd to winter there. Several Cauuls have been lent 
 In .</ !.»i by the Ciovtriiours of thf Frontiers, but the cold 
 Climate ijui. kly kills thciu. For tins Reafon they are 
 always kepi in the hot Plains and landy Places, unlefs i: 
 he when they come loaded tVoui Sumlji.i to B.til'.iiy, in 
 which Jouriie, they fpeiidtwo or threcdays inerolfingthe 
 Mmimains of thi. (,'i. i.- .///.». 
 
 Tlie /(.'I.' • i-Hoills bred in B.i'/-i'», are not fo pood 
 Cc infers as iliofe brought up by the Atr.bUni in the De- 
 fans, but they are haniU'ouic!-, by reafon that they arc 
 better treated with O.iis. The Princes of ii.ir/'.r> have 
 always a Bried of 'em, to makeiluir efcape upon 'cm in 
 cafcof ncceii'ity. When the .\>/i)^ AUhmi.-i was King of 
 Miir,:cc, he had one, ih.it by his fiiriiaiTing fwiftnels, rcf- 
 Cii'd him from great dangers, when nis own Krotiier re- 
 bilt'dai>iinlt him. He was a bay brown, till Age made 
 him pertedly white ; and that Prince faid he would 
 ireCt a Tumi) tor hiin, as .7/».v.: •.■./.■■ iIk Cn:u had dune 
 for Ins Horfe. 
 
 The Wilit-hnrfcs arc lefj than other Horfcs, and for 
 the molt part nf an Alh-coloui, tlio' fome of 'em are 
 wh't". Their Manes and Tails are very Ihort, and (land 
 up like Biiftles. 
 
 The Sea-liorlis arcof the lame Colour with a Panther: 
 They h.ivifonie IhoitHair upon the Mane and Tad, tho' 
 no: upon the relf of their Lody. 'Ihey arc large Animals, 
 aiii! h.'vc very large Teeth, which the I' '.•.,!;■'{'■ buy of 
 the X.y/.'.'s, and import to /'uvu,;.-', in order to make 
 Hiiips of 'eui, which are iiid ti be gi'od againlf the 
 Piles. Upon the Land they run like the V^'inJ. Soirc 
 ot the Negroes i at^h the youni; ones and tame 'cin ; bur 
 they d.ire n.r Icr 'cm come near any deep Water, tor they 
 1 refcntly iuir.p in. Theycairll 'em by making large and 
 deep Oitilies upon the lules 1 1" ihe Corn-1'iel.ls i r Me.ids 
 wh.re they lome out to feed, and cover cm wiili green 
 Turf aiul Bi ughs, upon whiih, the Horles trnmng that 
 way, are itop'd, iii.i the Men have ,in opixiruiniiy to 
 Hoot 'em. The beinalcs and Colts imii id ihey take 
 alive. 1 heir riellic.rs well, and ilieir H'.le- are very 
 ferviceaMc, b mg as ihi.-k and haul as a lUifllc s. 
 
 Ih J.'.-fr, call'! by tije .f ■> a.i.t:, h.is ihorter 
 Legs anAa .onj^er Ki^k than nil Ox : His Earsaic like a 
 
 CJoat''!, and lie has a bl.ick Florn in the middle of liH 
 Head, wliith turns round like a Kiiis. Ihc Fletli of ir 
 eat J like Beef, only 'tis fweetct , and the M^ns U 1 their 
 Poudi ring Tub', with :.. The IVfarts of \i.nii.ii,\ anJ 
 li/v.i ate the Piaies which this Creature fri(]iiciits. 
 
 The (.'iij'r.v, lair.l by the .;NiV.i"''''riy/..:'. > ,l W;I,|.Oi.j/.i. 
 Cow, isof a Chelnnt Colour, havi-ig blaik ami vuy 
 ftiarp Horns "lis fomewhat leU than a fitiall Ox. In 
 Wrt'id.; you inay fee icc or lOO of 'em t"g"rli''r, run- 
 ning up and down like Hans 'I'heir I h ill cats very 
 well, and their HkIc when lUiryM, makes ;;ooil Shoes. 
 
 A f.V^f* Ins the fize nnJ coin r of a "fallow Deer, "'*♦■"• 
 With black Horns, turii'd like a (ioat's, t:<-epiing that 
 they are round and very il.arp. They freoiieii' the fame 
 places with wild CuWs, an.l have white IV , ■ ; an.l ne- 
 ver lie dosvn but vshere the Crouii.l is vciy >.,i .to. 1 hey 
 arc very fwitt, and caution* ot loming near a ,\lan ; for 
 they betake themfelves te tliplit as foon as thf y lin him : 
 Howtirr, the./.j/'i,mj make a lliift to kill a great many 
 of em. 
 
 The Sea-Ox, eall'd by the /IrMf.tu Tnii iMniil, iss.j.ot 
 much lalued, bccaufe its FIclh talles very well. 
 
 The Sea .^(^es are very common in ,N,.;,i.i/.;, I ih^a^-itiiyU. 
 anii the Neighbourini; Countiies. 
 
 The lions, eall'd by the //.iZ/fwi .I-.-J, are fometimcs'-""" 
 b.uiited by the ./.-.'ir: i, and the Grandees ut Countries, 
 mimntid upon Horle-back, wiih Drums and Trumpets. 
 When the ,:i,il-'.:r) hear of a furious ! vn in the taiun- 
 try, they march our in this nianner to h's Den, liTlie ne- 
 ver comes abroad in the Day-time, the Ni^'lii being the 
 Seafon in which he f irragcs for Prey. Hai ing Uirround- 
 ed his Den, tlicv il.oot their Darts and Arrows upon 
 him a' a dilf ance ; and when he fiiiJs himlclf wo. niled, 
 he conies out roaring, aii.l fills upon the Men and 
 Horfes. Upon that they make a iioile wiih their Inltru- 
 nicnts to fright hill, and if it were not tor the danger 
 rhey cmounter, have the belt hunting in ihe World. 
 However, he alwavs kills a great many Horles, if nut 
 Men. In K^ the Kings divert themfelves with 1 ion- 
 baiting, as the 'ipr>il.ir,is do wiih linll-baitinp, as I in- 
 timated in the Def.ription -jf that Country. This fierce 
 !. Animal tteals in among Flocks ot Sheep, and carries off 
 what hepleafes, fun 'times to the Mouiuauis, a. id Ionic- 
 times to the Caverns, where his little ones are I Jg'J. 
 Oftentimes heenters the Shepherds Huts, and if he finds 
 any oni illeep, he gnes him the laiiir- .ilage ; bu.tiftlicy 
 make h.id againft him, he fcours off. Lhe Cap'ives 
 that make their efcape our of /(.: /.■", and flic ncn fs the 
 Moiiniains to the Coad where Chriffia.is rclide, affirm,. 
 : that it one meets a I ion in tlic Ni^lir tune, and conti- 
 nues his pitce wrho .t alt'.rm/, liis countenance, the Li- 
 on v/ill not attack him, t 'it on the contrary looks down 
 when he meershiiu ; b' t it lie Ihews the leaif lign of 
 fear, the lion pretrirly flits ai him, and pulls luni in 
 piecis. Ofieniimes he leillow^ tlieCapti' is tliat helinji 
 thus undaunted, eipeCting to furpri/^e 'em alleep. 1 is 
 very liazardoi s tiir a Man to meet a Lion in \\'iiitcr, 
 wh' II their full is aloft ; for then they arc aKvavs ten f.r 
 twelve ill a Co;rp,iuy . But at'iev .ill, the Li. n, .as b"';l 
 asheis isalraulot hire; and for that realon, when the 
 .■; .1. 1. /(( pals the Night in any open pl.ice, they kiiu'.le : 
 great hie t I I'.inJet til, appro.ich ; and if they perceive 
 one dr.isvir.g near, llop liim by ihrovving ho: fiie-lranils 
 in he; way. He fehiom approaches without being ;er- 
 cci\ 'd, be aufc he i. follow'd by certain Aiu'iials lin^c 
 Mgger til in Foxes, and of the lame colour v«.-hich cat 
 up his CHts, and howl Lk.; DO'jS. aud lb i;iee the 
 A a a alarm. 
 
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 al.irin. Tin* I urn luu-" ilufc t'i»;«ilic« nvirilly, aiul 
 Icitri 'cm III ('If i'»»luMil'v imil' cm | I'nt tlii) in" '" 
 ciinii ti« ,i»tii kill' iiiit III lii< Hjy, .iicl iiCMt iuhk iitii 
 liMi rill he lM<rilMlii> I'jiin. Ii, inil WW liitTu'V. 
 
 Till' /)'. I" luiAii I'.ih l)i'|iiiuiiiiiy it t iiiimtf up the 
 C.irt,iii ili4»l M II, [vjiilc tl.i' A/<< M limy -ill "> 'I"'' 
 I'u'Kl* : Hiiiili'i, ih.it it« Mtili i« gixHl lor iiniUmi!, tlu' 
 A/ ) J .iMi'ji II. 
 
 Till' C'lvi-r i;,it< .lie (>l 4 prtyilh wliitr uilmir, illift- 
 1.1 .1 null M.uk Ni'ifcs like llic /t-wdn C'bIh j but fhi-y 
 .lU' l.irtiii aiiil Itr- iinir. 
 
 .\['i'»lMvi llii III', IIiiIiIj lliil Fill' 1,1 [iif|>t.lk ) lit' 
 a M.iii. rii^y *rr tiill .i| i.'kivt- Vinmir ,iiul N'.ilni'. 
 Ilic\ .lit viiy |iriiivin\ » t 1 ;|il Ir.rti .'I triiit, ti'.; tluy 
 pull 411.1 ilirnvv ilmvii iiui. Ii imiti' tli.iii iliry i-.it or . .iny 
 iirC. 'I 111' wiMoni'Mviii i'lK, 1)111 iliiy .iii«Mlil> i.iiuM 
 
 Tlu- I'Ljiltiiin, ..ill .1 In ilio ,/M..'«. I.'il, f, .1 iviKl 
 Aiiiiii.il, iit'.inniir pmwiiii/i'. H' i.tiii 1'ii.it liii>li, iiul' 
 li.isit.i Ni.k ipiii|iily li'i.ikmn ' i r lii> I li.tJ, whulus 
 v>H li<, i< l.illific.l 111 111. Mi.iiiKli-i>: lli» IUr».»ii- lA. 
 iw) r.ii.!ii^i liiN M. utli i«('l.i.il ill lilt Tliro.if. ;iiiil 
 I .sir ,1 Uiih ,1 Trriik, Willi "Inli lu' tiTil< liiiiil'. It', .1;k! 
 hits wli.i'kVii lie i^lkii up. Su-netiiiUi uhcii lie rim« hi 
 111 I'u- Wi'i-1. lie II liuk up 1-, Vn\•.^ .>f Water m Ins 
 ■I'liiiA, .m.l I'l'Mi' II aUne* I'iU'> liiii;ili lii||li iiiio ihc 
 An. II. .;iiei \ei. I'w il:, anJ il'lu Ic put m ir, will (jo 
 liK il.iv- Jiiiiriiev iiuiiK'. Ill /".M aiul t //'.■. ./•f/./vM. 
 i!iiy .irc takul up "lu-ii ilitVrc Nouiig, .iiij Ineil nj' 
 (iiiio, ml .)ie li) vMl'r.ist" imJi iliiiKleiiv iliiiii( thit s 
 t.ilil I', em. .Vim; ot' tlif fiualUi j'Ht hive km Im ii^lit 
 mill li.io' ; Imii lliirc .ireoiliei* I'ol.irge, ililt tlicy >Jn- 
 imt k'einl'iik il. Wlmithe lul'''<fi['i ire at W'.ii, lluy 
 let trim nvelMiMinnM ilit Hi k ol'au Kle[ hair, where 
 iliiV ilionl .Atrnw. iiui I'.iii, aii.t lliiiK Stouts. I'lic 
 lviir\ m.i.le ot' ii» 'I'eetll .iiul Tulks, isihe iliiet Ciuiiitnu- 
 il.iy tli.u the t'l' iiijiiif^t ili.il in with the Negrije.|. 
 
 .•\4 toi l'^"tiiirt, the .Itu.iiK lay their Flelli is nf (inr. 
 raiijinire .i(;aiiift.i Leprofy, it' ii be eaieii le\en l)a\5ti>- 
 >;ii!ier, jiiJ it llir li. runic leiKi alx)vefe\eii Ye.ii'i..lil. 
 'Ilie W.I / ^7 MtrJiJiiii rra.li imuli inthiii Shell,, whitli 
 lie as Iv)'. a-, a 1 .ii(;et, .iiul In llrmii;, tlui ihe Shot ot' a 
 Liofs-Kiw e.innot pietee 'em. 
 
 l>t' the /t.Uiiii.tin, 'iiiol>fer>al'lc. tliatthe Malesha\e 
 lu) Horiiv. I'll! lilt I'l males have. "lis a Kavity, ami ex- 
 ( ii« .1 t> r a Muw 111 \um..i.fi aihi li-iii ;. 
 
 The .liii.f.ii Kams ha\e tiieiu lix Horn*, Tonie 1-crul 
 mH iip%varils and lonu i.lovviiwatJs. 
 
 'I'lieCrofiHlile ii.o\esoiily tlie iipperjaw, wlmhisro 
 proviileil liy nuiire, lieeaiife u» Hret lieiiij? \ery lliort, 
 the nioi 1011 ol ihe iiii.ler Jaw uoiul iindiiiir.oile ii. It 
 hastily IliaipTeeih, .mil a Throat I'u wule, as to re- 
 itive a whole Clow, Se\eul .it' the i:.'ypi^i:t eai the 
 I'lelhot'a CroeiHlile, anil liiiJ it very f;ooJ j ami its Fat 
 IS 1. 1.1 at a j;ieat late, upon ihe ai ■ ount of its liemi; a I'o- 
 verjii;ti Kei'iieily for I'll ers aiul C'.miers. The I'llher 
 nil II t.ike the Croeoililei. I'y this ,Siiai.i.L;eiii ; '1 li.'y tafteii 
 a I'lg K()|'e about 2Sor 50 (•'.itlioin iijrii>, toa l.iij;e Tree, 
 ortoiomePillats ("et up on puip.ic oil the Rner liile ; 
 on iheotlur en.l of the Kopi ill y filteii a i;reat Hixik 
 a-l>ij!asnne'i Finpcr. ami a Fooi .iml .1 half long, with 
 a Ram or a Goal Itukinj; ii|oii 11 : Whui the fJoat or 
 Ram Meats ami makes a noilf, thi; Croio.lilc romes out 
 of the Kiver, anil I'wallows it, aii.l lo is hoi k d ; upon 
 that he leaps and wurkb till lie tails down as t uere de.iJ 
 thro' l'ati(?ue andti rmeiit ; and ilien the Fillier men .uliie 
 HP, and w. .mid him 111 the riiroac and IJelly, and between 
 the I.IRS, where the Skin is tender ; for upon the Back 
 tis ahiinft proofagainfta Mulkt (hot. The Head ot 
 the Crocodile thiiikill'd, is put up upon the Walls of the 
 Town, as a Trophy. 'Tis remarkable, that the Croco- 
 diles between (.'aiVo and the Sea hurt nobudy ; whereas 
 thole above the City devour every thing thiy tan i;ouie 
 
 ■" I louii,!, ih.ii thole whiih arc fKaiirt ihe .S.J, men 
 wiilia turtinnii ,|ii4fiut\ lit I 111 Id |.iti>f'\ nil; whetea> 
 ihi II wliii h 111 upon iln (.1 iiii;iy ((it but itw. 
 
 VVh.ii the f^//i,>/. luic. it wlups and Ipius in frj; t,,,, 
 witlii|,UigcK.i(h*i.. 'Ihe /(./.,« Ill II ihele Kailiti* "" 
 111 the l.u'i>f .m .MiTi hants, who dye 'iiii inin all |iin« „f 
 i''l"irs and ilieiiull Vm HI ilielWiui, aiOiiiamtm, |,ji 
 tlwit Headi. 
 
 Ihe Ihiiiiirn i» tomiJ iitihe Mouiiuinn i>( li.'sj: l-lih.ti.' 
 "/■'> : l'i» of an .Aid , 1 loui, ami lelembh. a Coli u\ 
 two >iar4 old, rxeepting til 11 it has ilu lliaid of 1 
 ('0.ir, and intlieniulille iif its Forehead 1 I lorn lim,. 
 Foot lony. ivhi, Il 1, iiiiooih and white 'ikc |\orv, ,ird 
 has yel. ,w itnaks tuniiin.( .il.ing from 1, p m hoticni 
 Ihistl. Ill I, an .AmiJiiie iiiainlll'i'Vloii ; and iis n . 
 p'lrtid, lint oihu .\ii:ni.iN di'ay ilnnkiiic till n |„|, 
 t.iakd Its Hoin 111 the Water to pimH n. Ihi-. Arm jj 
 i< I" nimble, ih.it it . an neither K kill d iiin i iken , 1 u'. 
 " I. lit- lis Hum like a .Sue, .ind the Hiiiitets IiikI ii i" 
 ihet»riaifs. UunU liuih ut ihi, is , all'd in iiiult,,,., 
 by f 'iiii \iiihiri. 
 
 liiilii Coiiniiy .d'the ,-(/..//. f I ilureategn.ii iiiinibctm 
 ot \*'il,l ('oat., among uliuli, the He . 140.1 ;s au as bm 
 J .1 laii^eCali, and llieir Han is lo loiiji. that 11 trail, 
 iiroiiilicllioiiiid, U.mg as till, k and gtulsasHoil. Ii.nr. 
 Ilie »ahial'le I eathei lall, I ('/./. 1./K1V-, is made ot u* 
 Skin, Miiind with the Rij.u of ,lll'r^l.^, whieli i;i,,\vv 
 pleiitifiidy 111 ihatCoiimiy ,(,',•»(;>,' :,i) fiys, h'<' Mm ' 
 may be phu d m liie Rraii. he,iof that Tree, lo liut tl ly 
 laiiiiui toil, h one aiU'ihci wiih iluir H.iiids, 
 
 111 the lame C'l iintry we meet wiili iaigi ( ,«< 
 whah base no Hair, bur have a lom> T,iil irnling inoiJ'' 
 the Giouiul, and a patti-iolour'd fsjeek. The /-.iJYii.i,,/ ' 
 Hise'etii the T itle of /).»,'ii> , i, e. lenti\ 
 
 Tint Country atlordslikesvifea Drnjjof great MtJi- 
 linal Veitiies, whuh refeml lesilie (.V.i/.n, I'it^ji, f,.;„.,, 
 
 1 here is a part of f.riiw.j ...ih'd l.iii-.n, wliitli tuin,s 
 I'ltihor lUiiiiHni into I'.ilni in a few Jays tune aliet 'tis''"'", 
 bioughl ihithir. In the lame Country lluic are I'l v rr j | " "' ' 
 I otiery Stones refemblii.g ihe Members of a Man, I'lmx 
 his Fiet, fume his ,Ariii, lome his Head, C^. svhuii .M,n 
 .any about witl; 'em as l:ilt,uii',ents of good luiiui.e. 
 And 'tis faid, that whoever lights upon an entire Store 
 that releiiible, the I'ull proponion of a M.in, may Ly 
 vertuc of thu, fe^ure the I avour of Kings or I'rma,, 
 ir any I'erlon he lonverles wiili, Sueli are the rahln 
 .hat Autlioishanu down lorollcrity, t ijitiher wiili a 
 gre.it ma, ly more if the I.Miic nature, wliiji we thoofc 
 tl) pals over in lileiiee. 
 
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 In the V\'elt pan of Mount Ar'.r.i, we tiiid a Rrot 
 call'it ,V,/i >/,!;', whuh |-r.)ves an liiientive to VeiKty. 1,01 
 onh when 'iii ate, but when one makes ■.s.iur our it, *'" 
 
 In Sumiilit .1 certain Imit, or r.ither a Root ij fi unj 
 among the Sandj, whiJi the I'hyli. lans lall < rmir, amhhr 
 entitle til . I Cooling Venue, It has a whiti Kin,;, Imi -■ 
 no.Sialk; and fume of the foit arc as big as Oiaiwi., 
 \\w .■Ir.iliiAiii roalt 'ein upon the Ciridiion, ot boil mi 
 III Water or M;lk, and find 'cm a very delicious b,«o,|. 
 
 1,1 S:i)n ,t:.i, Lih.-!y and pan if ,\'i;;;r....->/,,', there ..n- 
 large thorny Trees, which have l,ea\cs reftmbling il, ilc 
 of ilie Jumper tree, and from sshicli a Ciiim illiiis, ilut 
 has the (aine colour and fmell with Maltick, and is ol- 
 tcntimes made ufe of to adulterate it The Tiees , I 
 this kin.l that grow in \umiM.i, have white tlie.iksliki 
 Olive-trees; wlitrcas thole of lil^,i have llieaks ot .in 
 .Azure colour, and thole of NV^w/.k../ perfee'tly ll.i,.>. 
 Thole of .V:;o/.iK,/ arc ^ all'd 'ims^ti; anil the Wocdi. 
 made life of iiiihc making of Inilrimunts, or any pi, 
 Idh'il work. The W(«)d of the / iiy<iu fort is traiilp- ii- 
 cd all over /Cnc/i for the cure of the I'ox, and u .all'J 
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 7 /if Rife and Trogrcfs of the Xcriffian hnmity tn Barbary^ 
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 IHI raiml> of (ho Stntmci pufli.i:,'J ilii' 
 Kiimilom >i{ U.vi.' I fiir 4 Kiiv; iniii-. iill 
 A(«.v> liimei ,\,M'/ I .imc oiil <it tin- Ciuintry 
 I'ni'.il ^, ')l />!"•, aiiJ wall Ills Moiiiit.imcit* liil iliiril 
 ■ "*■ the C'o'Mltriis o\ Sir, Mir u ', ail.l (•, ?, I|'tc»>liii;', lih 
 t'olv)iielk from ilic M(iiiiit.\iiiiot' ////,/• tu tlio !>itci;i,lii>iit' 
 (;,!•■ /:,ii''. H.I' mc iiuilc Imli Ail>ana'., lin rioi Am- 
 bition v.i"^ M priiM limifilt' a Siritf, i. e. diic mI A;-- 
 /riiM> I'liiiiily. Hut utioi all, lie in|iiy'il ii><t his m w 
 Ai'iiiifi'ioii'" lung ; tor lodii altrr Vi.i rcl'illM' 4nJ wlnK' 
 till' .\.i"7/, M ilic Hiail ot I line V.iil^ill; '\'nh\\ts, ,it 
 (ii!i|'tiJ to ri'iliHt ilu- llcl'iN, till !l' Aiiiil, 4111', immii.il, 
 anil JltiT lHli>".>'iiir. ''■'"• r'"''^'' ''■"••''"'. -iiiJ lav^u'd 
 tlu'wh'ili; Coiiiury. HaMn^ liunriivo Mvintlu in Uy- 
 \i\f.\\u- Coiiiitrv >l.(''!.i"i', ili'.v LiKumlicii M.inli baik 
 in J' . >/i '" , aiv*. ihiii'.iMairiii.< tu lakt tlu' llio tilt > iir o- 
 nr die Moiiiitciiiis, Wire jtMikil by tlir Inlialiitaiit'., 
 uiioin, ciiliiT Ucvcngi', ota I'rolpc^t ofSpml, liaJ ani- 
 iviiiilto tliat ili'ijri'i', that liw or none ol the r«fV 
 if.apM. I 
 
 , .. , H Ihi* ll'^tnf Xi:n/I' wiH fii.ceedeil, aft'r a Riicn of 
 ',',,„<i.cis!it Years, by hin Brother Atiir> ^lLi.l<, wlm uauM 
 ii-:w war "itli the A//:'fiwn all li;s lite time. He riij;n'il lit' 
 :' ,j icon Ve.irs aiil left belun>l Iniii thirteen Suns. Mutry 
 'sWlumM-lrir theeMcIl, IV-'CeeJcil hli JMthtr, .iikI imiiie.li.itely 
 ■'f • nrJer'J ten ot his Birthrcii t> lie put tn ileath iii one ilay 
 ,11 Tim, ;.i>i« in .Vj.,-. 'Iheri.'ml Iiiother Abdcl M.leJ; 
 cfiap'.! into T./'/; ». The iliir.l, nanitlv, Miltf H.nnet 
 X.viil, was fpanl, as liein-; iii)t tear il i tor he was f m Ur 
 trrioiiks than fif Anus, .//./c/i reiniul tiny '■ .ir>, 
 aii.l left three Son', naim ly, Mii.'cy Mcv.imct, Mury 
 ii\li, an.l Mil r, s<:ff.i'. The two lalt tleil into Sfnir, 
 .vhcie the elilell of the two turti il Chriliiaii. The 
 yoiingell rituriiM to R.tiliiry in the i+tli Ve.ir ot A/;(/rv 
 Aif/iwi 's Kii>;ii, anil at his lanJiim icjc ot the Kiiin's 
 SoiiKlier'' reiolte.l to hiin: liut their Ici .ipproaihtnn, 
 and the Soiililiirs beinp ril'olv'il to keep their i-..;//('r at 
 home, .\'<//if nijIlrudiiiR their return, was conllr.iin'J to 
 Kivc bailtl to the Kmg's Ami), in whuh lit lolt his 
 life. 
 (i.ioi. Ah.itl'iitUcf; fecoiid Brother to >^/'</»/<t, obtain'J of the 
 -'■ •i'.'TKrl^ looc Sonldiers, I'y wh'ife help he dethruiul his 
 '■'■'" Nephew Mclv.mci, .tbdii,t\ elded Son, and wore the 
 Crown of B.i/'i.v two Year.. Miilry Mci.imcr, thus 
 difpolfefs'd of hisKliif;do;ii, tli.d to I'nriiif^nl, ttnd m.ide 
 liisAddrefsto SVA,i//i',:« Kini; (,t tliit Country, wh ■ wmt 
 ID B.tl.v) in IVrfon with joroo Men, and gave battel 
 to .li.lcliiiclccl: In the Le(',iiiiiing of the bight the A/w. > 
 Hid, and the C/"//;i',iKj ro draw 'em into a Snare, letir'd 
 too: upon which the Mo u aihaiu'd a 'irioiid time, and 
 thcV.inof their Horfe \v,is put into diloiiUr; but the 
 Rear of their Horfe beiiin io nmiiirois, that the ad- 
 vaiic'd Troops had not I'lcld-rooin ic) ft;, ihey were 
 forc'd to tight It out, and thereupon a bloody flactel en- 
 r.-tf Krjifucd, in which the three Kings, Atiile)i Meh.nntt, Wii/n- 
 '."'"' iiirkd', and ScUjIir.ii King if /'-i.nc^i/ were a'.l kill'd. 
 ^nltmii -After the tleath of AJ</iwJ« 3n<\ Aki l»ielt\U , Muir. 
 c.«.,(R,. ]lmct .V'!i/;t, third Brother to Al'de'ii, reign'd in great 
 r-!"* peace 17 Year*. Having fenir'd the Qiiiet of tlie King- 
 dom by fe\ti.il advantagioiis Regulaiions, his next Cue 
 waste provide hinilelf with able Couiilillurs and expe- 
 ricn.:'d Souliliers. His Sub;e(3s being divided Mnto two 
 Cl.ill'cs, namely, the l.ait'ia and the itnbcrt : The tirit 
 minding only Till.ige and Agrieulturc, were of a [leaee- 
 ab!c Uilpolition, and over tlam he fet (3(?kers to adnii- 
 iiifler Jiiltiie, and determiiii? Controverlies of Civil 
 Kiglits ; and at the lame time polted Ciiiards to letinc 
 Vni from the Kobbcrics of the Mountaineers. This Kank 
 cfl'cople ( I mean the L.i.h: ■■ ) pay d to the Crown the 
 fifth Penny UMrly. The/i'i'.' j or Airi('.Mi«-"f'', being 
 ol a fieiocr and n. ore iindaun'eJ temper, he divided Vni 
 into Cantons or Dilhids p!a,-ing o re each C.'.nti n an 
 Oliiiicr, will; Sii'ildier.s, loliipprefs any fuiiden Ttimu'i • 
 and, tor a I'le.lgo to th-ir i.cy.i't/, he took ,:aro to have 
 the ehicf Mi'im Si ns ai his Court, under pretence ol 
 Ldncaiion ; I'loui this Rank, he daw but a fnuU Kcve 
 
 II I H ilivayi Kpr p ,i.r with C'.(,;, 1, / »i, and par- 
 ti uIjiI) Willi i/,. iiH puwittul Neighbour; Km Hill 
 
 III lud the giiaii It iigjid for /,/«{/,•«,/, as .mptir. tioiii [l!'„;'t"V. 
 the iiuny l.ittiii Ik wrote loQiiceii /;,';, -f/f//-, the In ,,ik'.„,.;|. 
 imiiagiinent lie g.ive to t>^^iijT> Mctclunts. and the"''"}' 
 fplendid I'nib.idj In fent to th.it (iicen ,h . ii. tf,t 
 
 Ilih I'liiiie wan alio a ^rcat Favourer it M,itlii,nuii- 
 
 (l.lllv 
 
 Toward, hi. Snlijeilshi.Carti.lgc <:nu\,\ not b".:airdll vinmit 
 tyroini.al: I he ablohite H.iwir he hal o'et ihun, he*"',"'"'' 
 (weeteiiM with tnobhgirigCienieniy. Hewasraritiilto'^ ''*' 
 till Ins J'vjiur,, and liir that end he alw.iy, had his Du- 
 ties ex.vtiy p.iid liiiiiby the I ., I'i;. HetrifRel.id m ,h 
 with the \.;;;n'fr, bnyiiig Silt at T';;-!- ,v, and lilhiig it at 
 '<'.;^.', wheiuehibPioliis Were retnrn'd liini inCiold. Hi4 
 .\/.i/- .iiirjiir /i;i;i»irn'i wIuil hi:, Sugar Canes giiw, Were 
 hullaiided with great IrduUryj fo that liiili of thmi a* 
 la) about A/ ;„cr;i, / i.,i,/.i«;, anil Mr,.:. I , were lom- 
 puted to ynld him yeaily ^'vcicj Dull -i-. He admn'J 
 any thing that was niagnifieint, a^appi.,ir'd by liistnu- 
 ingthen, hill ;,",';,i/j ,\i,ir,K., and h'liiig //,/,,,:/( Work- 
 nien at ixcellive Ha'e.s, lorcbiii'dhis Ho'ufe at A/'"iiif,i/, 
 ni.lby the numerous iraiii of Wouien he kift, not for 
 I ult but Stite, a. or ling to the t'alluon of the Coiintty. 
 The I'leal'ires whieli luited belk with liii own temper, 
 were the Menage ot Hoifes, Hawking, .Hid Ui.h like 
 nianl) l\xer>iles. 
 
 He had live Sons, niniely, A/h/i Mdv.ni.f, com- h;i ■;.«<, 
 nionlyialled .Uuir, V/t,-(-, the Title always given to ilie 
 Kiiik's eldell Son : The lecond Mn cr />' ttny. . ihile two 
 he had by one Woman, a Negro Coiuiii! inc. 'I he third 
 A;../-> $./,;«, by a lawlul Wife ; the tijurtli M.Uf S.ij;.:, ; 
 the fifth MkIq .li.tc.r : tlufe two by a O.'ncubine, the 
 liirt being nineteen and the lalt fointeen Years of Age, 
 :ir the time of then I'atlp r's death. The eldell of tht'lc 
 h\c he made Coveriiour of K ,-, the I'econd of ,V/./, snA >•<'■"'' »K 
 the third of the I'roviiue of Ti-./mM. M'"V» .S7v,i^ go-'^^Jf.'"""' 
 vernd wi h gieit appa'ule by virtiii of the Advice and 
 Coiliifel <,f Hr.fh.i MiijUfP.i, a .V/mm///.! Hn,--.i.l; who 
 grew (o iiiutli in fivour with him, that the 'whole Co- 
 veininent was iiitrullcd in his Hands- Jlie Officers of 
 the Country, wlm were native Met, being difoblig- 
 ed by the diikingiiilhing Relpevlf ihevvii to this Favourite, 
 made their Appluatmn tn the old King, reprel'entmg 
 that this /<,)<,;i; I./, ileb.uieh'd Miilo .V/r- (;,' «eai liing hint 
 i.i drink Wine, contrary to the Doil'triiie v\' Mi-.hmci, 
 and that he iiiten.ied iipuii the firll; c,pp,ir unny to feize 
 the Treal'ure of their Coinitrv, and tly with it to foine 
 pinof C'/''iy/.-j/..')»i: At lalt they picvail'd vvidi him to hc i, famJ 
 find to his Son for the Head of that tlnlb.i, who after i.i IkIii-jiI j 
 loine IXl.iys, was eonltrain'd to obey his Orders, tho'''"'" "' 
 wiihgrcat Rcliiaancc. ""-"'" 
 
 W'iiile thi< St'V.ir.ia livd, none of th,- Kii";'s Sons go- 
 
 vern'd to nuith ro then l-athers InisfnClion as Mulcy 
 
 S':<k,; til that the old King pi,. ifiil with his Behaviour, 
 
 made all the // k-Ui or Oflicers in the Kini'doiii, to take 
 
 at: Oath of Allegiance to his Son comnieneinc after his 
 I I. M.^,.* .1.,'. ,;.... -i.. ni- r . _ ^. .- 1 !■ - 1 
 
 It 
 
 .a 
 
 rc.it Fj. 
 iiite. 
 
 death 
 A/.,/,y U I 
 go 
 grc 
 
 About that time the I'lagiie r.i^ing at .V;..', oblig'd 
 
 , ... J to return home to his father. Miucy ;.'/,/.:>; 
 
 govcrn'd his Pro iiicc in great peace, even in the time of 
 the grcaielt T r- i.Mes in Ins Proiher S,c,i,'s Kingdom, 
 of vvhiih heivailer. He w.is fcvere upon all CWeiuleis, 
 efpccially Thieves, without diftinc'tion of I'ulons. His 
 Temper was anbilious, and being the eldell Son by a 
 lawful Wit'e, lie never couLI I'e brought to refpeCt either 
 of Ins Rr.'threii, li-okiiig epoii the Rl^l\t of liie Crown M.-"inr»ri 
 after his bather to lielong to him, contrary to the Law of V'"' ','.'" 
 dr. rtluM, uhiihprefeis the eldell Sen, whether by Wife """ 
 
 Ol Conmbine, to the Succelfivn. 
 
 To return to Af»/i-v ,V.':v<;. After the de.ttli of h's ba- *),'"^'^',^"; V,?, 
 vourite, he.ali.in.loncd himfelf toUruiikenncfs, and other i'^l^idc'iiCo 
 Vices, netlcilted his Government, and Irltcied his Soul- viuiom- 
 dirrs and otlur bi 'Mowers to plunder iiis lioncll Subjefts. 
 "ly this c.irclclnefs the Conir.ry became io iiifelted 1 y 
 Aul'bers, that tlicte w.vi no lale ti'avelling bit in Com- 
 paiiies ot ihiee or lour h.mdud at a time. The Litrhics 
 A a a i 
 
 nut 
 
n 
 
 ^ 
 
 .1. 
 
 5;!' 
 
 
 J<^4- / /a- Rijc anci'I 'roy/c/i of the Xeriftiitn tamiiv. lib. iJilrho X 
 
 11 t liiiii; ;i! Ic tn 1 riiii; liumc tlii.- ("cm anj I'niiis i I'llic 1' jui 
 
 liicii Anillciy .wA Jlipqai'c Klun.l 
 
 J'imlJ iliL- loltot liiv Aniiv wiii'di ,.., 
 :i,^uiirt ilie tnoiny. uith ;"( Kuci oi.!v 
 
 U!'-'1I1. 
 
 ay i.-i.v..i.ii|.oil_ 
 
 -il 
 
 ('luiiii.i, ivi'iiU-Ll I0i-.n tin; Kini'/s 'laxcs ami nut liiitl- 
 iii'l .uiy (itlior way t<i lublill, pr.idisM in tlio P'^iii? wli.i' 
 
 iIk- other, di.i mtlic Tcm-in ; in lim-, ilu'y lol-! \1 ;ill ''■'''''' f''lio\val iii IVUon u/tii'?" Jv' bw M\]""^'f^V 
 tlntv^aiiic lUMr ilicili. licliJis, Ik- i;icw li. | ioJi;'.:il 'A toiuvc IVuiii i, die Vuun o\' Uct.-ir l.^U.ic '•i ^'"'^' 
 j-is 'ircdi'iuc, that to -^ivc you om; Inilana-, a j.m./L rival; Init the otliet %va, too niii.He tor iliem f "'i'''' 
 Miilicinn that pIcnsM hiir. m liis lii p!:en lus, j^or mulev Uariru', slr.^^'s I'rLleiue dii the .ippolltc dde ii.ichi'il 
 I'lui ^■,.:.oo Uu.ai.s, uhich i> :d:vm. ^.oo^j I'ounds ilie|.o\alty i;t' li.s ouii Mui, iiK.lt a" « h, ni )n 1 1" '" 
 ■'••'•'"';'• ""-tK r>ru-.l v... ■i.hcKlolveatil'r.ii an Ini ,'.e . i„il •"''' 
 
 ; Ihi:i AlreiriMi vvai no Inmll tr>-ii:b!e to tllcKir;^ Ir.s :his,S..iil.iur. ^uil.l kiiowL-r ii.s Ariivai "Vh" I ipI,, !""■' 
 iMthcr, |.' iliii iinjini> Aiivice In- l.eircis and all iHher.peo'il onthe tth (j( ■},:,!. r'y, if,,.,. ;|,|J j,„,),, 'j ,';'l'.' 
 la r !-ear s ro h- "li apablc to v. ■la'ni luni. Ik took the jdMrgiiicor three n iui.r Piive> ut Auii'l, rv'-'-rccor ' '" 
 l'e,!u:ih,- ' l'o,ia:ul •;>.-c[ llwile, leaiii^ iiu ■•ccntl liirts, nieit nt' AVi. \;„'. h\ Men Jefc the' li \1 .. 
 ■^•'111 t-i.Miveni inhN,.irc!ne. Mh\ nir.iie fe. h I r.j; M.irch- l)u>re lonimar/.it.i by the Mi.lry in iVrlim ■ h t 'h'^'"(^''' 
 .. i!m. Iu «m. within a [U\\ ],w.iiey cf !:■{ bet jre ins ' iv fV beiiipl:.Mt a.'wii, liinilcirand nil his Kl'ov en h'V 
 .S .1K.-.I-, ,1 A^Me' il ]..-. Maivh. hii.'y Sr.-J^ beinj!; On .V.V./;s iu|e, tew or ncro were (lam an' ^"'i, I r 
 nr':>vi e.l w.ml 1 ther^.'pon have f^eil in r..-;'.'. but but Olo Men. S,\!/:>i wai ecnliirej tor a'n'Over'ii"! 
 vi-; rii; !:■.,,! 1/ Jofe, that he was toive,! t.. take 'an^tna- .'laviiij. Itirriin-a the lineniv with his /e 'Jen r.w '" 
 IV \\ 'h s . A'.. II. 1 hi. ih.iie, liis l-'aihvT remiivevi hull ai:,.i t',.viii}; tin in nvo Heiirc atterwarib ti riit t'le'i'l"'"'*'' 
 '■' ■'■■■■..c r.i:h, an.! Ilil tni'. 'O ii;.! inerev; but lie ret'ellny,, [iTi ariav, wheieas l;c lh;.uM have 'i"-^ck'' ■'■■■mi', Y'' 
 
 I '. ,■ 1 e ua.r,!..iil V h.:ve, -m! ,v/..v4 made FniiMie;, i:> Iv. ' ■" •"•'■•^'':- 
 
 a li> .5 Town, wiiiie In. I'e- '1 lie LiVeiil of t'li . Cinrnifiin wmi, il,.ii RyM,, 
 
 ' t 1 
 
 ;.i-,i- 
 
 II' 
 
 .iih.r 
 
 '!;e(iid Man hai 
 
 i''"i:''; 
 
 u; hO 
 lc;i"i;|-,,i 
 
 ST'^»"> ., .--. - n ko:my,i,,^ 
 
 ;UVTc,i>J, iiilomncli rliai ntier the B;itr!c a'l Tialeu 
 tak.n v.ith li.m nitermpieJ, and ol i (Vt.irrch br-tweon bair.ii.es ei,„ ,"" '■ 
 
 (";i, l.it.ikUri' he Ihoiild !i',\-etd A/;i,' • Sw-'; ; 
 .v.-.: prive-,!>.d ! y the b.ithei's diarh; tor piieh 
 
 „, „,.i .,,,.,. /■.-...■,. ..:.,. .l^. ,:.... 
 
 , -Ictide.l by the .SuoTd. Ikiidcs, ,i/„.,-,'/; ,, .^'H' 
 ; lo Ht tor Ailliuti as he ih it !olt the day, wineh the Ki. 
 ■I EnnA, takiiu. advant.u 
 
 1 ( 
 
 h.: 
 
 .ini.an 
 reiri'/. \i 
 i<. he V, 
 
 .'ik.wiu 
 u.,v\l \\: 
 
 . Ill It, .1 J . *> ( ..v.i -•■ ■■- wsjt .ivkiMit m II' 
 
 he (ia'es ot' /.■.-, with a DefiRn to ' died 01 Chan, called 
 w.e. taken ill. 11 !,■ ../../> the ifthdajoC udb'd a-; tar as the very Gates ot A/' ^'v '"v 'itoI'M '"li 
 : .n,V,„j.,.,. tiie l-i'-h 'bilowing, ,i..w ' '•"^"tr.s, and made I'l.ze el Aferdiants CIvods- ulr- 
 
 a.theb.xeniplary I'linillmi.i.i Ibi llu h Oth'n.es in \ll] 
 ■.../.:', s time, keptihciniiiaw. A'«/ >,?/,/.:« now Vnd. 
 to treat tor Pca.:c, and in the mean time wa, r 
 dcavoiirir.s. to nuke biea 1 a.i-ainlt the I'lirlners. whr' 
 tlieiiiiv.el:omc rew.s wib t,.ai.;hi hiiii that las li'rr'ier 
 ^''•■■k was at hand wiih the I.i,jht lloil'e, .ind rhewl K 
 Armvnott..bchind: Now there vvasno ., ,i(.,|t„;, J- 
 .my thing b,it Hight ; but havin,; pur p,-.. ,«. U,,,X^;^ 
 .■/'/,:,..;,. he ihonpht it the bell w.iy to take thtt wini 
 ,hiin- llowrvcr, ,h,..y p„rhu-,l him li. dole tha' he v, 
 t the dcfcasd Kinp, flod torad „, tly .hreetly t,. T.e«i,- ,.■.-, and lo that 'Vu,C 
 :i iih "> his Mothers Relations, I tell mro the Hands ol Afi.Vi \'/\-. '•. 
 a;i 1 r.ni^u, •■ ■ oi i^ .;Men, mar, h'd into the Plains of' In thele hi- trowiiin:' Mistbrtiim-! allthe Men nf 
 ^ .. ■^•:.i -i.i 1 v! hltnlVf t) be proelaimd m Tn . /,u</ : left hini, bur two, who had IVrud" him nrhis'hrher^ 
 I- a I:;. V\,:c\- \v:vvd, &..'h:\ d, and he wantm;.; Money , tunc, and now lti:,k , iofe by him. His Brav,-v v 
 t-. i.iy h s .\''i<. hew.tstbrfakenby all, an.l died of the , great, that iho' he had but -o H tfe W't'h h'ln'' I 
 lla;..,e, or, a-;i);r.o (ay, was poilbncl. A_r«'f. .;/../.•',:, jtiirn'd and Ikirmilh'd very „tten with the KirfueR 
 
 .\ 
 
 ■ As 
 thir.-, 
 
 'I ' ' ■ 
 
 s Met' .,r pnvern J ihe KiniV- Family, by 
 er Son b.a.i iinmedi.ite nonce of lits death, 
 ad tlie |ewels and 'rrealiire in h s bather "i 
 
 jMMcliiui'd Kmj; in fv-, Mk'.ci 11 1''"'' 
 
 ■.■■■ly \d'. iL, -' .It to him, who imn;edu!-- 
 
 li-MlMe ( .is in hi' bathet's Moulr .cr 
 
 lo. n a:, he liad done that, he prneiaan'd 
 
 and by h.o ordei the lame was done at la- ' 
 
 I ui h, .Son 
 
 .«;.;;, ^hole rather to depend upon ' --'.V.i t m. i.Vc, a (,-mniander ot W-Zr-e's Kir '.V 
 
 'I V 
 
 eld.!} Son to A/../ 
 
 '•^ I '■•■'-• ■'•'■'■;■ >'■'■•:'■, !!;an tu a.U to ilie Diltnrl-aiWes mirinp his Kerolution, reouefteJ him to keen or h, 
 
 '■.;'; V ""'•>;• , , ,. , . , 'T'-' r'\'' "'''■""" ''""'''^-^^^''''J ri'r!ut-h,m no Vui': 
 
 ., I he .Iriiy tha' was leitat / -, bepan to munny both ther ; lo he eontiniied his loaincv to C .-,;; ■ ,;,. a„ i ,i,,, 
 , ! 'r A:r.-arsid I'ay, .ind tiir wan: of reuirniiiR to '"■-"/,'*;'■/./ rctnm'd to /•,- ' ■•■.... .K 
 
 ■■ ■■ to tl.e'r banvlies. Tbere.ipoii A':,liy Si.l-.i: font A/,v/ev ,S'/..' • , ,.n citpclid, './rr.'' proeltimM I'Bifif 
 V:. '.ip;e I'roiiiles by the (nn.ial that eonimanded Kinp „, /V;, ,,ut X'lee-roy to'his Rio'het ' I' heiiW • '"' ' 
 '' W.I 111 liie Kiiil; his I-ather's time i but this CJer.eral in-, tinio, the ehief 0?H.-ers of Mr..- , ,v„r li^.^ '"('''''IT 
 _ea,. ot paeitMi.j: rhem, advisdib.ein to Itrike up their, w-|ieiue they were afterwards Irnr a"jin't the / •) , 
 Jens, an.i nauhhon-i : Aieoidmcly they niarJ'd, who ni tli.sc..nfiilicn, '.efufe.l f i ay t'o jny uf\h • V ' 
 ru 1 by the w:-.y werej...iiM by the Ihjh.:. who h.id the ,0)i.teiidni,'; Hriiiees.and wei ; lpl,t iiuo mteiiine Dolii,'' 
 \r: - '■ ?"■,-' > ■■■^ ,11"^ I<t:' ^i-^l-^J '^r ^l'' -'OntMlumleivcs.' TheSould'et^dmw^^r^jlw 
 iit'.unit ana the muted i orees 'otnd ■"«.'.-> llfe.ci in thele Dilorders, futfeied exo-edincjy by the I'laiine •( 
 
 '■■■, V..,, ,hi,sdllappoime-d, li-'V'^ft™"P. l-'-'^V^-'' ''■'^'''"''■■"'''^T^^'teolJitvdtOietuVnhmH-' 
 
 '1. 
 
 ''oviiieecf I'.lnh, lo raife the Arreais of In the be^mnmpof [-/nw News eomuii,' th•"^/,,■■, r 
 
 :\ !:..m the /,..■.'•.■) to the latcKui^, and io'..'.»« was roinrifd from T.nrn/moTvi '- all". he Co-n 
 
 a inini.ata-.n between (;5 and ,);,-. i.r.x.-, and ^"un.lers who .eere difpei'd a'ooui the CounJrv were 
 
 lake the Field. |fuii,moned a levond time to ,oin againl! hm s'-, 
 
 .er.. il- 
 - ow 1 
 tlie C- 
 .■ all Prepaiarioiis to 
 
 ill.. ..a., iiei .n..rioiisio ume riieriua. uni.monea a itvoiul time to loin aoainl! hrn' s';,, 
 
 ( >n -he otlier Hand ";,. v U.u.rs loit no t'liie, but di(-( had lived a ten- Months mar f' «/i,-/i>'' w-ith about ilttv 
 patJi.l a .•■; /:.- ■., proude all ne.-ellary I'roviduns a-Hoi|e, ar.d advan. :ng to T.i';""' was' ioin'd Iv i- 
 i,:o:.t-t',e/ :.■ -,a,.iaferw,,rds(;^t V-- ehojee Men | more. In this pla.e he pct^i p^rkcf Aaount^fX 
 V. . h ,» 1 lacs ol .Artillery to_ fM,/.: ; npt n whofe ap-, .State ot the Countiy. by which h- pereeiv'd there u re 
 
 p,.- aeli .V, . •>■ .s../,^ sborces rair .1 Icayiiv. the Coi,ntry|grcat Dil;ontents in feveral Part, aqainit the ^^^^^^^^^^ 
 rt.pos.. ro the l^neniy, who phmdere.l and pihagd illvi rnmenr, and chat rranv wilh'd hisRetrm A;//-v fl 
 ru.h a. v.v.tdi n.,r ow!; H -e , fr King.- Upon this /.-r.-, to itop his Progrcfs, lent t;a,r 'thculanj' Fnet 
 .' ■ • ■■, ' ■ ■'^ t.ie I „ ., with 9"cc Foot ,.n,l ii-.co! and lome Horfc to prevent h;s marehmo u, Srz ; bur-.,. 
 
 .il.. fl-n-.-i -f 1, 
 
 I'! \\ ■:■.■:■> W.r ■ 
 
 i.ii tv .is ',■■'- la: 
 ;j,y "-roci.v 
 aTvt,-;-v ot lea 
 hi'' (•(■ his S. 
 ;:'ie tii-- great 
 lee iii;r.{ \-,.i-c 
 
 I'ic,-es of Artillery. He coniinittc.l JW.I.; having Iiitellnume of u, ha(i,;iied his |ourn-v 
 
 s .Vtillei V rotwo h,:!^:/h l.unners ; bucand paihng by ^/.e„/i„,, the Horfe <.ii en h ijde 4iimi.' ' 
 
 »re:iT. t ..11 ihe^ .^rliilrrv e.-lnie nor uti'.e.l l.iir n,, M-.„/il . ..... t II ... ■ : . ''" 
 
 I ;^reat, that the .Artillery eame not iip'ed. but no Manot i..ne t 
 
 one //,' 
 
 eyrcpte 
 
 h.'i.rrcpai.ir:onsainuredAf.'/^iJ,.(.o;with 
 ; but 1 hole Oilers being refuted. to pleale 
 It rs as Wi-rc Xitives of F:-^, and ro 
 lie ro his whole .•\niiv, he ma.ie a 
 . - .lit with ' i.i Brother i'.'..*;, to vvlioin he 
 .1 ihc C.Viinniand, bat witli leeh a I.iinit;jtion 
 .1,.! One H;i-in another Ciouiinander in the .Aitny, 
 •h-':.fei ...Te. .w.i.'. ■■■ S' r,.'; Ii.i.i Diree'tions, if 
 , t ) I ri h.iin Pi /■'•':•! in /V^ ; and llifacs pro- 
 ■i ; the V'lce-i.-.yalty ot that Kingdom. Mul.y 
 .till.- illb.teCis of this piece of IVIiey 
 
 "' u i"!"'"' '■'■■"*^ "•''' '''"' '" encouirer the hn-miesina 
 pitch dLatiel, liewasoblig;jroentet.\..,jby the vviy ct 
 .S.;/..nv». In the Sand, of this Country his Trocpienlur 
 ed much milery. At .ua he met with SiJ.u- A< A-'n h-- 
 !■•■{, ihig-ml-.k,;, whofe Fticn.in.ip hetourt.-d: toi 
 the.elhuivh Men hav. Iiij, .in InHiienct over the iVo „• 
 ple,that they will obey non,' bur by iheirdireaioii ; lurh.ui.-''- 
 he knew all hl^ Hrotheis l-orces cool 1 not beat hiiii out :'"' ■ 
 ot Su, it thii I'nell Weie hearty in his fanle. '" ' 
 
 Ihe lf\kr, was lb tar prevailed with, ihar he lent r. 
 Ufna to .h-lirc that a Tre.ity niii-ht be eomiiu.ni'd be T .. 
 
 C.I t. 
 
 Mi:'c 
 
 ' ■■ ;■ _ .t.iij niii'iu i.e eomiiu.m a L'l . 
 
 ... ... .....,,,tweentlie Brcthrcii , whi,.l. lucccede.l 0, well, lii.u ai 
 
 ■.^•er 'p ualie v. - Mules and Horfes, and mount- |l>e.u,- was c.nchukd, by which V,:/.o, wa. to eniov iK ' 
 
 I Son, , lie- i with thcr Accoutrements upon ea. h |King.Joni of ,Vi.j, and 7) , :•• the Kelidue of the r-in-e^- 
 
 aiyiifrle. lb: .i-.-.o Me:i thus nu-unied, 'By .V,,/.,. '. priidtntGoverraiieir. s... wh' h t.lh'.ei I'u^ 
 
 'tiiO ; lor whi 
 e! K-,, wluci 
 tiiiailiind of 
 uH were ti) 
 i„tnid luiine 
 .■J I'ucouiagci 
 ot I ., laid lit 
 ] o-.vii he wot 
 
 /I ^•' .1 ot LlOV 
 
 lie couU n-aii 
 Corn. -Sir . 
 .-.; that time li 
 J I'erion ot 
 tlieMerJiant 
 f ( k eare re 
 Orn himlelf 
 t.his CoLiniry 
 
 " ivn.lred. l.v 
 M.in, tow.irc 
 /;a /-co, liy n 
 luieigii Meul 
 trc, ha 1 fit 
 iliiiig. 
 V..-.(;had^ 
 
 , 1 lOu! ;es, ill. 
 Iiaiag.iiii : W 
 the Aituv lov 
 Kutcl: fie p 
 to i.iake up w 
 
 ;.;■<:'■'.■.•, .\.,.'/v, 
 
 ••'WellOfficei 
 "hi,hi(y,i.ilie 
 
 .v.'./' iir.M t.lr 
 
Chip. K. 'fU' Kifi' andTro^.^Js o] the Xcriffiail Family, 365 
 
 tlicimit iin'cttK'i.l plao • in .'!.,..j' y, vv.t! formed into thi 
 mull oiJirlv quiet Counrry ot ilir I'lrn'in-. Hi' w.is 
 
 l!,lim\! fill iiiipdhr ; luMvy Taxes, a t.uilt lA'hivli f'u 
 K/;-', I'V \vliori.tn.Mrs In- i.'litaini'il tlii' Kuii'iloin, tiuin 
 ciiliim vM'h. 'ilu' M iiv.nt.iiii.Ms riliifcil i. | .u tlKfii, 
 ;!IkI ihcir H.i.-ir.nion.s I'Lin.; (troiu; by iiiiun', .iiul tlu 
 Mi'ii ,ui-iilluiiu'i.i lu liih'.'.iii;, i\\c\ I1ij;1hi'l1 luin aii.l lii 
 
 riic /.v/.Vt'; Sliips tliat V/.fL<- hail h^r'J in c.iI'k of lu- 
 ..illity, linJiiip, tlicniii'lvcs m-fjcJlol upon this Siu-i.. i^, 
 i.iiU l-.Oiiic, .iikl k-cuiMtur their r.iy wh.it Tica(iirc li.ul 
 lucii .urcaily liiip'J. 
 
 'i 111 S!rfiii!liiL-i of the W/.'c;.'; by /l!.'c.'r, anJ tin I, .r- 
 nj Oiitnifn ..iiimitti.ll !■> hi:; Soi'lilii'rs, ^am g.i..it 
 l-il, .■lit, tus ; lb that iraiiy licd to A.'.i// .Vi.;.;/i who' liaJ 
 
 I'owci : Hclidcs, ihcy vviic wiKliT-liaiiil en oiuagi'.l l'\ , Itai.J ;i'l now at ly.iri, liall" w.iv to (V 
 
 ('''/••"■•• 
 kiMwini 
 I]; i'.:'v. 
 /; r- is r.Ms iv .w 
 hi^cowrr .ij;aiii, \v 
 
 ..^..^.V.., v.iv J .- ..^ j^. .. - , , . ..w f ....,,.,. u. . 
 
 J lif li-r!:i-) h.ail 111! ibis advaiitai;i', .'iiiil f"| I Ic at ilii; liill iicus ut ih I. D.loidi'. ivarjij 
 iliiir I'lirf'.i''. I.iy «: ins merry, ili''y pai' 
 
 111 . n'li', 
 ii.. w.is ai, 
 
 1:^ : 
 .1111; 
 
 I rii'ii.fs tiJ li.t h ir ill l.i. li.ni uviii'iii, iclohinj; lailu'i 
 ili.iti l.'iil, tmail .11 i:.^' ' ".'"..' II' !i;.a.i;lt iiir ■. at k'.ill 
 I'V thiff iiKMiis lu-tliiiin;::! to fi. ni- a I'.ftrcat iii.al.- ol'a 
 
 . IMaiiii. 'I'll ka'ii M.i.'y V'^iv tin mure in aiv, /fi- 
 ve.' took I' ire ID li.r. i-.V. ;■. 's iM-.H Son, Wi'..'..'.i, vciy 
 iMr-liiIiy wat.h'.l : b>.i t!;i.- riagiic raaiiio in Muiii.:<:. 
 
 ■'il-..-Kin'.;oruc-r'd hisSon .L- l')ii-;cJ' to [unh hi', Icii-.. at 
 
 ij-.- ...It.in c(.t"livcMil-s homth'j Citv, aii.l t.> tal;i •■'r- 
 
 • iirli h.iii, who too;i ail oppunciiiity viw Night, lo 
 
 iii.i.ki.' hu> cl-. ape Dut ot liic Camp, and lly to lis i-a- 
 
 riiis i)l'!i>;! I':tir.< to roil'! tlic l-'riiniil!;ip of i../..v.', 
 ;:'ii iiiti at iiiin lobriM:.; l.i.i iiaics to Abwn.fJ, lo ) I'.ii 
 
 t!y to .'>/ 'HI ,.', d,LliyMiiii»to nvi. priici.t t''at;(.-l. 1 1... 
 
 hrit Mj!!it (jl his ..\iri :■' there was i j-n i' ' i "I'lt in itc 
 
 I I'lT -IVA.! .V'' I-.' ! v'liy. 111 wh.Ji Cinuilioii I'uii.c of i" .1... '.: 'v.-.l.liii> j',(>t 
 
 inmfelt with his | into the I'dwii, and I'.rpnrcd ihe Ar:il.ei\- It ;),e 
 
 I, 
 
 isaiiaii 
 
 II the Im'-Ii'v ar.il S iii : i'.lini came witiiin 
 
 l.'"//./.i/;j foil Jit (o llotitli to iij-aill It, tliat tlky I.. ,t 
 'em outot' tlic lowii, Ne.u day w.isu p.'ileral I'loh'.; 
 ■■../'«'» Horl'e I'l^aii \Mili a vory lallant C'liiti, i iit tlic 
 l^anoii o'llicil tin ni n. ntiieni ilifirder, v.hi.li .li-.' /.,'s 
 Ml 11 1'L'eruni', j.'ail()|i d lu.i rallil\ before tneu i uii Ord- 
 ■.nii'.t ; biitV../*:.. tat..ini>the ..\dvaiitaL;e of their I ^nvaid- 
 lic,>, drove thC'ii upon their (Jims, 'i he C'r.'ji^r.n wo'.ild 
 liavc hred iipcil '.liuii c.ui;Mui t ■ pre.eiit tli.- Odoiders 
 ijoifit; I'lirthir ; Lilt liiisi.eiiii; di juil, Sut.i.'sMu piiilu- 
 etl in ppoo order, l"iiipri?.d i he Artillery, .nut ika il.o.c 
 wl.'.) oppofed them, 'i'he .Slaiirhti-rw.i- l.j h ):re.u and 
 cnnl. no loisihaii feveiior eij^hi il-.i mand i c.iij.' llaiii in 
 the i-ieid, and the leaiicrd Kmiaii ■. moUlv n-..ill.icred 
 1 y li.e Ci:izi-n<in reveni'.cefiheir palt Ddo J.r 
 
 i.;:;. ii"t thelJili<;ii. l.'poii thi.s 'i:.ty.:i Urn k ii;> \\s 
 [entv ;iiid ni,iri:h'd Luek t'j the Comnrv of D.u.i. li- 
 . ..' ilaii . '.i.inii'rd the wlmle C'.minand ol" his Army 
 1'. ;.,.'■ (.'/.7.,,. In, .S.'ii: hut hi re hate liuv.n'd iipi.n liuii 
 't.,0 ; ler when ilv.' .Army ejine \\i:hin a Day's |.jiuney 
 e! /■;„wlii,:ii i<twci:t.' Day's )i)nrney ott' A/i'i(i.,<,rhit.e 
 tmailhnd of ihe Smililiers leiolted to Sh.\l:,,ind llic' 
 nitwe'e fu dif.itVeCled to /)ir:-.i-/, that Aidctmeu-Lh \i:- 
 L.tntd home v. r hour aitempiiiig any tliiiv; 
 1,.. - • . . ■ 
 
 er=. WJmC 
 hi.f.'i I'.-iy'vJoiiniey of tile pla e. Inu was lot'i te> ha?avd : was kit of the poor (I'liLitiai's afteiAs.ii.i-, luj. ih,.'ir 
 h.sleilon m tlie Hands of li s Rio'.liei ull the foUi'.iviii..', Throats cm, ,i jnit I'liniliimem ; ti.r n;'jll tt" tliem 
 iS:mi e.ifm was iiied. 1 !i. c^ni.terlei'.eila I.ie from a pun- . had. \\\v.\ ui'in Pii.uy, K.ipin.- and riuiider. 
 I l.i'lerl'in in iheCoiiiitr'. , ortcrini; /i'.'.' cj to lend tii'.ii I Mil -y >;,.i../; Ixiny tin's M.mer of the v holi: Field, 
 1 \ Fni'lier's HiMil, wl; re..e;v(id tiie .\k'l!.'i(;e very |oy- 1 W.'',/'..i licvl to /V^, trkre bcini;ni.it li.t; Mm kit ainei.f 
 lu'ly, w;ih I'roiiiifes i.i j;ieat Rew.ir..! iip"ii the hse- |his v. hole Aim' toa^'ioiiip;iiiy hrn. The Call.? cf . i/r- 
 
 '«ii. was ^'arrifon'd hy .y/.i .. hell rcthe Fij'.i:', and re- ■"■'■-''■I'''', 
 tiisd toU;!>iii:i t.. the f^onqiieimir : t'ut Sui.-.i \ Men, hav-"->- 
 inp f-.: iiponiliciopoUhe \V.iil,by fonieH.:.iile:. tliat lomd 
 to it, the (iarriU'ii took laiK'tuary : Al.er th.ic, upi n 
 promile ol tlu-ir Lives, they la. d liov.n their .Arms and 
 eametoith; but were all iinmeiiiaiely b' iJiei'd by >,;. 
 ./.;;i's command, to tiie nun her of jc:-. 
 1 _ SU.in fent an .Army to reduce F.#, 1 nt iIil- .Scaldicrs 
 I findiiii^ neiiherth-:r Kini^, nor any of the li!. ..il Ko\al 
 ,.j eii:ouiaj;e.; '", thi'. AJdnioii to his I uues, tlie Kinp W'lthtliem, m hen .•<i'.:':-.'.i approacli'd, the) l.hmute.l up- 
 cl I ., laid liege to .V.i ■ a iifa-port in Mmmw!, The on ciinditioiiof I'ardon, wliuh was granted j but dif- 
 bjv/ii he won, b:;t the Caitk' itill held out; and the irudniB ''"^ IVrf. rmance, t;-.ry all dicw away aftc.--- 
 ./ ^' .: Ol Goiei;;. .ur lent to h;s .Mallei, toalliire ln:ii that wards, exeept three ihoufaiid, who v.'cre iHi:iher d in re- 
 li!? .'OuU iraimaintlu" plai ■, .1 he had fiilhoieni Itore ol" v'enge of i'..i,;)j's cruelty to the Garriloi. ot the Caltie of 
 G>r:;. .Sir .(/.■(-',;n' .V.'ic, an i^rij :ji>-»>nii , .•\iiibail.idor i Mcwfj. 
 ,,-. .uih.ii timclrom the hiiiieioiii ol <; w«,i>,v to -''j,,,?! ;', ; i'./.i'Wiad m pay lix luaid-.cd .V •..■..-..', Subjeib to tlic r'u- j'-"iji< 
 a I'er'.on of 'jreat w.niii, an,! v.ond'.rti.lly beloved by .King ot Ci;..,i; , andexei llent Souldiers ; ihcle with lome ini""'>. 
 tlu-MerJian'-sof all Nations tradiiii" to thelc C.Mintvks , othei.s he lent to letiievc hi.s l.iie Lulles, by railiiig a ilclh 
 t(k care ro lend to .Vii.i' in an l-."/.iV/'^' Boit.jm, Ionic 'Supply ol Men ,ind Money froivi the ;.-:'/. 'j ; but they 
 (/ rn h'aiilelf had boU'.;ht up at i/'.ii., .mother Pert in iiuheir way mutiiied, and ,:ut otf tiu-ir C'Mf.mander j 
 nnisCjiintry ; but before they arrived liie Caitle lur- Head, thmkuig i; .i welcome I'rckiit to .7/,ii,'.;. Upon 
 ■'" ivu.hed. til' K M.rters wc;e exp'ilfed 1mm this great thisi/J.!/! iMiied C)rders, tliat anv 'H'li-.c-i whatever that 
 Man, towards a Uecor..ihaiioii of the Uiileriiiees in , lliould be found in his Domiu;oii>, ihould be put to 
 
 diaih. 
 
 j The '!h'.u;:i irritated by this inei]iial A caioil of Pu-..<t.((;j i^- 
 iiilliini;, prevail d with A:.!:'.: once more to try a Battle '•i''' -'"'■'''■ 
 lia;-.!'. iwnii s.,i'i/., who was join'd by 2c '3 l'-''.'Jji', with (i.xty 
 
 V..'i'; liad g..i I'll. II a Surfc-of Conlinemem ui hisL'.,- hiehi I'lCees, and fomc good t-'g!-lv Cominaiiders. Be- 
 lioabiis, ihai he i.ird not iiiuch for hazaidnig Ins l\r loie .V/.i'.ih took the Field, the Foiiune-tJleis told hun 
 liiiiai.'.nii : With th 11 view he lent his .Son ■*..:■:.! with 'lie ihoiild l.jnle ib.e Fighr, which polfefs',1 him wrh lu.h 
 I'le Aimv lowir.lsA'. -..cci , tony the hueol a dccilive tear, iho' he was fo Itroni', and had no leafon to diDu.ic 
 Kutel : He provided him with 17 I'leees ol Ordivjii:e, Sucjeis.thathe did not exeit his iilualcourage llis Cano- 
 Miiiake up w hi h number, he dilarm'd all the .Ships in mers alio dileharn'd before .;/.i,i.:'s Men were in rea..b, 
 l.l'cM.-,', .v.i.'/v, nv I r.i.nch ; and obli;.;'d all ilie Mariners, !an.l the Fiieiny were up with them bet.ire Uicy ..Jiikl 
 .^■"WCil Olhcer. as .oum.' nSea iiien,t'U;o iniothe Amiy, Ichaige again. The i'/'io' • ■''- iievei difsliar'.;ed a P.ece till 
 
 ihcy came dole U[), and tlieivfeilonf) luiccly, that tliey 
 dilotdeiwl the AI.n >, and the King then u] on fled, fend- ;,...i ; ■..- 
 ing advice to the l^n^l'lh 10 lave thcmkhes, ai'd a gocd 
 Harli- to C:ipMin f./^f.."./ then Co'iiuMnder. The i:'.'^- Tiv.ii, ,. 
 i.'/V. returned aufvver, that tliey i aiiic n.t thuh'jr to run. ').■■';.• t^^.y* 
 and a^ioidingly they itoodv ry tirin, not above 'i'., being 
 Icttalive. 
 
 .lI'J.-l.i lontinucd not king Maffer of M'ucc!; for 
 tieini; m want ot every thiiiJ, lie iiad much ado to keep 
 his ,^rmy io:.',ciher, and molt oi the s'.'. u.'cs weiithon.e, 
 
 To th.' lurpri.:i; ol the three Kiva! Prin'cs, a Couhn of ../ ..„ «,,;, 
 theirs, A/.i.Vf / ; ;,«<■/■ ii', /i./;«i', wlio h.id been all this nme"« f-' ' ■'■' 
 hoardin.; iipol rieali.iejiavin; witched h.s opj ..'tuniity,',' '" '■'' 
 went to his Mo'her's KmJred in the Mount nnsuheiehe ' ' 
 luurteiediip 10. J . .iblcMeii HisPa. .v .is good aiida!lljf 
 inginieadiiiels,hebe_nan lusM.irchtiom the ujjli;'.- Mo.-n 
 rains to a;.'.-',-.-. ,. 1 his was bad News to .7/. (t.'..' : bli> 
 v/ii.!.jVr were then gone home, andthc M ir^-.^v:, defcri ■ 
 ed in great iiiiinbeis to U.w.;: lioi^im.; (o that he icfoived 
 10 takeihe iifnaK /lurfe to H-;;, whi.h he did in b.,ilti., 
 believing Ills Cnilin to b.; niudi near, r thin he rcilly 
 was. Miih} i",..'.;i. 3 Mother iiop rt; this new 5:u wis 1.1 
 
 tavojt 
 
 ? ^ 
 
 n.i e.'/i, liv reafoii ot' the valtCiedii he ha.l with .ill ilic , 
 luicign Meichaius in the Country, and rhe refp'.'i't H. 
 trci lu\ foi liiiu, tail 1 don't hnd n came to ,iiiy 
 
 ■■||- 
 
 "hi.ln'i.'i.ilier made 11..;.' Men. In the mean tune 
 >''.'; pr.nided himlelf with tlirce (m/.'/iii Ships, to .on 
 VI I hiiii to i r:inicc il Ins .Son loll tb.i Puitel. The Fight 
 l'.a',Teiied In Miks Soiiih ealt of Miu-^i on the eighth 
 of /'i.v,-M,.' ■. if LX', ai;d llie I hi:iii.vi Manners bemg hct- 
 '■■': |»aiii',evl wiih the iileol' i-'ire-arins than the AJvurj, 
 '.i^ii luniiltied with a Inin of Artillerv,lo unulual in that 
 p.i;!.it die World, woiitb.cday. ii /.'f; kilt O'-o Men 
 aillic I'l.d't, and tied to •Ko'/ic. 'J toleiurc his Treafure 
 .laihis W'duan: bir. fa fe.ir of a .Surprite, left the 
 .Mui.ig^imiit ot both ti h.s .l.liridi, aiiil went polt luin- 
 !■■ t t.j die .MniiiirauH. fknvever the "I rcalure tell into 
 li.e ll.iikls o! ilie I '.1; if.', who to the niiii.ber ol 5..0, 
 'it i.|ijn die Ciiinril, pillaj'od ihe Carriages, and. dilho- 
 I'l'.'.rd ihe Women, not: fparing the KiiV'.'s own D.iuolu 
 lei'. I'pun til s the /;.■'<.•'■,.•.. retnrii'd to Alc/i.e. 1.., and 
 '<'"k .SanClnarv, an. I ih.idr. pardoned them upon iheii 
 I bimihiii ; but atier they lame on, he put 'em all to 
 a'.iih, and that lofeiicilv, that leiuliiig their Heads in 
 'i''>.'ek asa I'lefeiitio his f'aiher 111 A;....m'.'.i, none knew 
 t^eywere ^.WmS, nil the Nivvs came that tlieir Heads 
 'v\re I'pon i. ^ (Jates. 
 
1' 
 
 
 I' 
 
 ^66 
 
 'I be Rife and Trogrcjs of the Xeriffian Fatnily. Lib. 
 
 Hii 5u«cG, 
 
 III M>r 
 .".I. Ufj- 
 
 favour of her Son's Title, fent hofonne a conlidcraMc aj- 
 
 fillance : tnit iij-on \\\\ aiiival At hUmccrs, lie I'roclami'J 
 
 liiiiifell' Kiiij>, ami dil'mili all the Favoinvrs of S:>inn. 
 
 His Tnafuiy lie dilpcrsM largely among his Kolltiwrrs ; 
 
 he lompcllM ii iMan mtoliis Scrvi.e ; my, lunic Chri- 
 
 ftiaIl^ who lielir'il leave t" le Rniie, he lem home at his, 
 
 own char;;e. B'/nime's M'.iher lieariii;4 ot' this Siiceels, 
 
 broiipht hull fpiue more Foiee:., ami ui her way lulieu'd 
 
 fill plate where /{'.V'l'iwas; Init heiiiailea lliitt to tleapc 
 
 to S.iliv^ ami u lull llic mili il liiiii iii the Moiiimj;, llic 
 
 cut <ift' ilie (;iiveriioiir',s Hea^l (Uitol revei\i;e. 
 Ht MmIici'i The Muthevot A1h/,-v S.'.wi: was no lefs zealous for the 
 '"■*'""•' lefettliiis hei- Suit 111 thellirono: to t'lumlli hini with the 
 
 iKvtflary t!liarj;csol' an Aiiiiy, Ihe i'oklallhei I'laie aiul 
 
 Jewels. Ilaiiift H"J'i,i,c luaicliM .iiuiiili him; bith 
 ifinies met near Miir,:'!, ami a piiiicipal IVrlon iiiVn^ 
 
 Bt the Head of his whole laniily, eonfilHiigol live hun- 
 dred Men, I harmed U i'lmc alone with i;rtai \a!oiir ; to 
 
 prci'em their l-eiiin maller'd with nuiiilHr?, SH.-.ii fent 
 
 live huiulied iiuue to his aihUaiue, and with this thou- 
 
 fand he ehaled B.i/(" «^ out ot" the l-'ieKI. .VA/.h cntred 
 
 A/m(/c.(ii, and coiitimiid there in pcaee three Mr;nths, 
 
 till 'iV .'Mc law til to ttnipt his I'ortiine on,:e move ly 
 
 prele itiiip hiiiu'elf heforc the City ; but ii|'i-'i thetailure 
 
 ot t'le ex|'eetcd help iVuiii tiie To\vnl-;nen, wlio he 
 
 liiiiii;^lit loved hiin, lnwas routed a fecond time, and 
 
 lied into thi: Moii?i:ain;, and in tonrdays after was poi- 
 
 i'oned l-y iheproairement of .;'/;■.•■.< .•(:;«'. a Man that 
 
 had hce'i of pieai note in the Keisn of Mulry ll.wicr _ 
 
 \n,ir, 1- ui i:i the pr^ient Dillradtioiis of the Kini'Jom, ; i hel'e Men do imith i^ond by iluir Lxaniple, ilK:r'li- 
 
 was letir d to a Caille of lusown in the Moiintairis. ; Lerality \n the IVor, their ReauinelV to compofe Uiftlt- 
 
 ....^ .^ Hy tiiistinie .>.''i/rv .S7r./; j^rew apprehenlive ot s"/./jh, ciicc^ and their rood Uffiees in qnienr.j; IJilbrJirs: Jly 
 
 thvi/-«urA and therefore difpateh'd an '/(.j/,.t>.- Merchant, one John this they pain fiuh l.cve and Refpecl, that tluir Htivh'. 
 
 I'.Hn I, to the Kinj; of .S':.;.r, otlbring him the I'orts of j arc repnied Sanctuaries ; iiav, the K up lumleif will ii( r 
 •V/,:. ,',-/•(•, ,S"r7./v, w\.i/ji, and other Places if he would j Tiolatc thcni bnt upon t,reat'neceliity. 
 
 allilf him tii recover Ins Ilipju. 'I'liis I'ropofal fuccced- 1 he force of this Kinpdrm is ciiicfly Horfl ; for ji 
 
 ed : but when the Galeons and Gallics of .Vr/'.vj, bciiij; 
 
 ill al! t..o Sail, came to tike I'olfeilion of A^lmul-c, with 
 
 I'loneer'-', ami all thinp.s ne, cllarv for railinp Forts, jcr ;:o 
 '''"■'^.''''T' I.arbics rainr ilown and op; ;fcd then- lanJinp, which 
 
 Dilappointinem olilip.edilie Spnti- dsto veuirnhome. 
 
 a;1.¥.i)-. 
 
 tbirm-tjlly 
 btjlcti. 
 
 [O.IMC I 
 
 pay the pebr, i-o to Prifon, or pivc a Pawr in ihi val„, 
 o! the Debt or more, and iinie Days an alli.wiillur il ,■ 
 redeeming of his Pawn ; but if tisnot leleemcd in tin', 
 time, the thin); j'awned is lold. 
 
 Ihe iVntrt/.tj aicalJiHant icthcle Indpes, and peiir ' 
 rally liiccccd them. Their nmincfs jv to draw Writ 
 inRs, which are plain, and lo Ihort, that if yon hari'iin 
 tor icooo Pounds, yonr Cntrad Ihall 1.- cmnprilel n, 
 ten Lines; and this Price is lo low, tliat for draw in,. „, 
 Ob.ipation, they have but two Pence l:„^!ifi: ' 
 
 Next are the Stores ( like our iiieritV's dfli>ers ) n]-, . 
 execute the .Semcnee of the Imlpe, and call upon \\v,Z' 
 to aiilwer the Wilts ^^ailllt tlivm. and .ilw.iys atieml „, 
 the Hoiile ot tl.e jiidpc to be ready upon c .,ali„n. 
 
 I he Mf,tt:!ri,\ ()ffi..-c IS to txanune Weieh::, and Me,, i', 
 hires: I| they cauh any fanltv, all ,hc' Wave- 
 -Shop are pivcn to the l'(or, the I'anv p.cclaiii.M 
 jufl Man, ami leverely wlup't. 
 
 The ll^ck^m is Imlgeof Lite ai:d Death ; Jhc nx,n v , 
 iierot F.xecution.. is by ciittinp the Throat of the Ollen- '' 
 der, which is done immtdi.iteiy after Sentence. My, 
 der, Ihett, and Adultery are De.ith, and by Procl.ima- 
 tion the King can make what he pkafes Capital, wlii, h 
 the ;/.i./;rtw mud fee executed on pain ot looling liiu 
 
 1 he Muck:u!cii! are the Hf.^t^iws Deputies, atid m hi'. 
 Ahleij. e are inveltcd with his Authority. ' " '"' 
 
 'Lhe f kf, jor Saints live in the bill places of the Cou,..i-n.., 
 try, and obleive great hofpiialitv towards Sin 
 
 rinpcrs. 
 
 ftopofjl. to 
 
 >nll iluir Arnues you ihall h.a.e thice Ho. fc-meiin.otie - 
 Foot. Their Armour is a Buff [erk':, lor the [-efer 
 
 ; fo|T, and tann',1 Leather for the rcli : fonie have f..,irs 
 ol Mail. Their Weapons area H aiV men's Staff, T- 
 ,q..'t. and Sword, or a Horfc-mans Piece and 
 
 Su.r; 
 
 TLl.nn iK.fni', 
 
 i.'u.ii>[:oiiirinein oiiiipciiiiic >/'/•«!.; aj to leiimi ijuiiie. ,i;.. i, .um owcuo, or a llorlc-nians 
 
 Th. PrRirc! The Degrees of Men in this Kinpdom aic .)/«..>.',/. e. : J he Succefs of a Battel depcn.ls (..nerallv on the .N ■ 
 
 ^„,C3™,-''|'licKinps.S(M-.s orP.lood lloyal: R#.i^or CaptainGe- yantapeof t'- -^ " '" ■■ ^ ■' -■■ '- ■ 
 
 - , , .... ctirftOiifet, tor the\ Ilk.. 
 
 ■ ncrals over Armies : A.ks:.!:, or (iovernours, as well of; J he I .irbies will fland more liriiil) i 
 (larrifons as iif Provinces: i>i;e.'. Gentlemen rctaimniJ ealirned by fome I'cw<l between their 
 
 •tm hok: it ion;. 
 Ill a Fipht o^ 
 
 . . F.imilics, tl-1^ 
 
 to the Sword, but >:>( lefs Command -.han the A,ks:-i: in the Seivice of their King; tor upon luch an A, 
 J?r:/;./!',i, the ///<tfWs I ieiiienant : Bi.:^'.!/';', a Sergeant : count fometimes icccc Men have fallen at a tin': 
 Ocl'i,p'.\ a Captain o'.cr thirty: /<.»ic-, the conimon j Their way is, when tlic Atfront is given, to iiio. :'r 
 SouKlier. In the time ol' H.n/i.'f A'rf'/'/f, there were fifty I the fairell Virgin they have on HoiR-ba. k, 
 thoufand Horl'e k.pt in pay, lomc of which fervedwitii Flag in her Hand to iollicite her Kindred 
 the Lance, oiliers with the Spear, called Sjir. 
 
 pr.iair..'^ loine, 
 particularly thofe of K ^ . onHoikback, with the Crofs- 
 K)w ; and fixteen thoulaud Fo.'t. 'I'he L.vbies arc the 
 \v-!\ Horfe, and the JJ.ti'/.j tittell for Foot. 
 
 Ixfides thcle, there i> the name Shck,, fignifying the 
 prime and lieft Hlood oi' the Kindred: this is commonly 
 Siieii to the KIdelt .Son oi a Family, or Clan, and they 
 .arc lo powerful, that fume of them J .Me to brinj; 
 
 ito the .iild ; the H 
 
 VMtll .1 
 
 ... to rt eiii;.. 
 
 She goes toreninlt to the Fight, winch .iiibolJens licrl'ar. 
 ty ; tor it theFneniy wins her, ■ti.> counted aDiftiae 
 to the Agprelk.rs lo the fcveiith (iercration. 
 
 Jf one of a 'liibc is kill'd, the hrit Man of the Tri'n' 
 that (lew him, they kt upon, and that fatishcs ti.f 
 Lof<. 
 
 The ftrioj maintain thefe Quarrels too : wlu'ii ilicv 
 go to light, tluir Women l,eep dole hJund, wiili ;i 
 Itaining colour in iheir Hands call'd ll.mn.!, with ivlii.l; 
 
 iccco Horfe (ftheir own C',-jj into tlic .Kid ; inc l-lu- 
 
 niourof thife I'e.iple in..luiiiig to a prot'ouiid Veneration ' they daub any ol' their Men that they o'.f-rve to i;ivc 
 for the Head of their Family. The King's cldclt Son , ground ; and this I'ohcy makes cm fight to tlu lalt. ' 
 does not diflaim to make nfe of this Title. When the old King , Mii.'n ll.iinei} wii qu.'ly tixa!- 
 
 eic,uii"r; «f Oiicea Month on l-iiJ.:,s after Prayer*, the Kinglieais , on the Throne, he warr'd againll the .Vf?;cc-, di.!\ ...i. 
 
 IJlicc. Appc.ils from infe .-lour Iud;^cs, and a Stranger has ea-i when he had conquer'd 'eiii, to eltablilh a Trauc ic- 
 
 fier i\ cccfs to pic, ' his Came, when the King lits, than a 
 natural born Subjed. The inferiour Judges are all 
 Church-men, and fuch as are the Itncfelt 1 ivers, and 
 
 tvveen that Country and his own, in fen.iing Salt iiril 
 
 other land Ctuimodities fur their Gold, wIikIi he rulicr 
 
 hooled toimpcri than to dig ihcMines inhisownKiiu',- 
 
 lealt inclinable t.i .Xvarice, or other Sins which byafs 'dom ; taking care at the (^im'etinie to cue the Tliro.i:s 
 
 [iid^^es are the lirlt pcferrcd. Next the Kuig is 'he 
 Mufti, to whom Appeals ly from the lower Couus. 
 There ate three .l/Hr/.V, one in Polices, another in /v^, 
 and a thitd at 'i'.i.'././.i»i« in S'»-t. He at .'fcrjifcrj fits witli 
 the Kiir^, aii.l every K:/-vm the Afternoon !y hin-<elf 
 Tho' tins be an eminent placc.vet he is but ptior in rcfpecl 
 of what he might be if he Orain'd |ultice. 
 ThcoiJ.inry T he conunun lii.f^e lits every day two iiours before 
 jjJlji-. Koon and two afiiV: F.vcry l.npe Town has a Itiiigc, 
 
 who determines the Caufes of tiie Town and adjacent 
 Country. Every Man pkaJs for himfelf, and when 
 Loth Parties lia e done, the Judge proceeds to fcntenec ; 
 fo th.it a Caufe may be i nded in a Day. If either Par- 
 ty delires- to call Witnelfes, three Days are allow'd liiin to 
 do it, and the o] polite Party has the fame tunc to dif- 
 rrove what they depofc : But if a Witnefs be infanieus 
 111 his Morals, or given to Dninkcnnefs, Adultery or the 
 like, or if it can be proved that the Evidence docs not 
 fay his Players lix times in 14 Hours, he is not capable 
 of being a legal Witnefs. Thus I'evcn Days put a Con- 
 f.lulionto the mod tedious Law-Suitc. If an Obligation 
 be brought into Court, he that is bound, mult either 
 
 the Difcoverers, lelt the Secret fprcac.inp, lliould 
 his Lnemies to aninvalion. 
 
 His .Souklars took (.'^ijo fronuhe .Vc^icfj, acoiilidcra- 
 blc Town, lituate on the River .V.i.-,;?.,,' ^co 1 eigiKS v 
 the Continent, and built there a Place tor Biii-: :>' 
 Mirchairs, and a Ciiltom-houfe for the King. Tl: 
 Merchants to that Countiy make it lix Months joiany 
 from i\toiurojs, two ot which they travel thro' iir.ni- 
 habited fandv Defans. T'heir Guides (leer tluit Cour'.e 
 by the Sun, Moon, and Stars. If they mils their way, 
 they feldom get thro' alive, in which cafe their Cauallt., 
 confumc net, but turn into Mummi, 111 all rdpeds as 
 phylical as that which comes from .■l.'cx.iiiilii.i. T'licy pr> 
 in Cowipanies of iwoor three hundred at a time: their I.^t';, 
 Water 15 carried upon Camels both for tlienilcKes aml.'r ' 
 Beads; .and if it fails, they kill their Dealts and driiik.' ^" 
 their lilood rather t'.ian perilh. If the VViml blows m 
 Nonh-ealt, they cannot unlade then Camels, kit tlic 
 Sands lliould cover ihein. 'I he Conuuodities they cairy 
 are great (]uantities of Cloth, Amber-beads audCoral ; h t 
 the chief Commodity is Salt, which is bought at / 
 ^M^^i and other places, for four Shd'ings a Ca.,a 1 ■ 
 
 Lea,', 
 
 if he likes the 
 
 ; 
 
^ly- Lib, llll-r:;"; 
 
 , Fawp mtl'.i value 
 
 an alli.u\iiloi-tl„- 
 
 n iclcoirxd intli.it 
 
 liJi'.Rcs, :ii»l j'ciK- > 
 is to ilraw \Vrit- 
 lat It' you b:iri;,iiii 
 II 1 c; iiiiiiprik.l III 
 ut for drauini' ,in 
 y>/i////-. 
 
 ■itl'.s Dfli.crs ) uhu; 
 ul I. ill \'.pii l\vyk 
 1 .lUv.iys .iin'iid 111 
 poll I Malion. 
 Wiiulii;; anil Mc.i- l:, ■ 
 the \V'avi< III il„ 
 
 y pi0^.1,lllll'il ,11; Ul.- 
 
 l.'i-.iili : T lie m;,n-i;:, ,, 
 liro.it 0(' thi; Oflon- 
 r Si'iuciKc. Mur. 
 niiil by Prochmia- 
 iich Capit.il, wliiJi 
 pain ot louliiii; Ins 
 
 Icputics, ar.J m hi.. , ,.,. 
 
 ity. 
 
 : places of the Cou. -h",. 
 
 tovvaiils S'.ruifcrs, 
 Lxaiiipk-, iIk;i- l.i- 
 
 to ciiiiipolV llifr'iT- 
 .•tii'.j; Ui'brikrs: liy 
 ^ tiiar tlu'ir Hoiifis 
 lip lumtcjt' Will i;( r 
 
 icfly Hoi'". ; tor i:ii- 
 :c Ho' Tc-ir.iii ii.nrii - 
 rk".i for till- k't:cr 
 ; fo:iu' liavc Ci'nrs 
 iV-miir.i Staff, T.I 
 I'lcvi- and .S«;-.-i 
 icraily on tho Ail- 
 rddcjiu hold i; lor.i;. 
 > ill a Fight oi- 
 cir Families, \b:':.. 
 upon liitii an A, 
 : fallen at a tin v. 
 is nivcii. to nio'.ir.r 
 foi fi-bai k, \\ idi a 
 drcJ to rt i.'i'i;c. 
 
 iboldciis lierl'ar. 
 
 :ntcd a Uif(;i.icc 
 
 ion. 
 Man of the Tril i' 
 
 ;lut fjtiilici tix 
 
 to(j : wjirn tlicv 
 "c bcliiiul, witli a 
 mi:,:, with will,!: 
 cy o'. 1 'rve to i;ivi- 
 it ti) thv lalt. 
 WIS i]u.'ly tixcJ- , 
 ; ,\V;;.oi", di..! . .,.i' 
 UWilli a Trauc Ic- 
 l'eii,iini; ,Sali .ird 
 wlueli lit- r-ulKi 
 cs inlusoutiKiiii'.- 
 iiii the Tlii'oa:s nl 
 iiij;, lliould ten;: 
 
 c^^ioci, aconlulera- 
 , 3CO 1 c^mies 1!;' 
 aee for Bmi-: •■'" 
 
 the King. Ik' 
 X Months loiirr.Ly 
 tr.ivcl thro' iiniii- 
 
 ftccr their Coiirle 
 icy niil's their K:iy, 
 
 afc their Ciaualle. 
 
 Ill all refpeilh as 
 c.:t:,lii.i, 'I'liey i^f^ ^^ 
 d at a time: tlieir,.;, 
 for thcnifelies anil.'c 
 r De,ilUaiid drink'' ' 
 Wind blovvi ai 
 Camels leU tin.' 
 inot'itics thoy t.r.'V 
 cads audCoialib ■! 
 
 ib bought at / 
 
 iil'iiins a C.i..,i 1 > 
 l.oa,'. 
 
 hap. KII. 
 
 Jn Acomit of Algief, (To. 
 
 3^r 
 
 I.cad, '. f- 6Co weight, aiidpaystothcCiinoln-hoiifcatjaway is much fiom l,is Heap as liuc'l ftll t the Gold, 
 (;«xii five Pounds ; then tliey fell it far up 111 the Country I When the Nej^roe fees it, he ei-htr addsn -Gold, oi 
 tnadeforni'd lort of \'rj^nr:, who ne\er futfer them-|lakcs away his own Gold, and there's -li, :.d of ilic 
 fclvcs to lie fcen in NcEdtiaiing Commerce witli a Strati- iBarijaiii, But they feldoiii dif.igree ; lor in rmlt Bar- 
 ter ;fo they take this Oiurfe ; they leave their Salt in the 'pins the -Vomniakcsa rich Retiini, and the King aUdi 
 I,!eld. after they arc gone, comes the .\'r(;iw, andagainll] rreafilrc. The Gold thcfe .V'(jr,v.> lave, U not coined- 
 cai h i'arrcl lays .ts iliucli Gold as lie think.s 'tis worth, ana ibut refeiiiblcs fmall Gravel or .Vnd after a Glut of Kani, 
 
 '"! loaves the t'old with the .Salt, The Afoir at his return, Ion the dry Buiiki of Mountains ind Rivets. 
 
 " if he likes the Price, takes av ay thcGold, if not, he takes 1 
 
 Chap. XI. 
 
 /; Account of the Tlaces in Africa, po/Jifsd l^y the King of 
 
 6^ 
 
 ^pain and the Great Turk. 
 
 THE King of S/*" IS Matter of OM.r, Mcr-i 
 l.iii:ul" i', MiliU.t, and IK-mmi, within the | 
 Strcipliis ; (.V«(^, T.i«i;n-, and A>:{il, near the I 
 j» Streiglus Mouth ; thefe laft he claims by the j 
 Title of /'(»fi'i;,'i', -IS ^"" '"''W,"' 20 Miles South of 1 
 ,.),,•,; without the Streights. llie lUands of -'Wf/vj,! 
 I'uf'/j s.viio, the ( r.ii.vici, the lllcs of /tipiw, Cr.io 
 Vciiu, iWlAcdcl Prindfr, and St. T/wW.n, fromC'j/'f,/- 
 (,i/ri/i' to iUuidfi", along the Coaft of Afikl{,: Tiiefe 
 v.;iii foiTie fitiall lllcs adioining belong to Spain. They 
 arc m.iimain'd chiefly with their own I'rovilicns. Sugar, 
 Fruits, and Wme, the M^-.iinas abound with; There are 
 grod ftore of Sugars likewilc in St. T/.'i »i.;>'s Ille. 
 
 Thcfe lllcs receive no dilhirbance but from the r.ng- 
 hfi: iniil'io".!': In the lllcs of Wi^ijHin and St. (jeorge dc 
 ,;.Viii,:, the \'o>-tt:^ucjc Fadioties arc built like Fortrelfc), 
 niiJfiom thence they trade with C,'«/h; and Uha, and 
 ,iuy from thence the Gold of Mr.ndiw^.:, and theNcigh- 
 f.v.iiiiig places. The richctt Prince hereabouts is the 
 King of Cjh^.', the mott flourilV.ing Country in Uthio^i„. 
 I'l.e Pmtiiii^ucjt have twoCcIoniCj there, one ii, the City 
 i,i^S.::J,u{or, the other in the llb:id U.wiii. They 
 ,'c:cive great Profit from thele places, particularly s_ooo 
 Slaves, which they tranfport fro-.ii thence every Year, 
 mil fell them at i',ood advantage in the t-leji-hidtc!, the 
 Crown < f J'o'fdf'a receiving a s:crtain Tax for every 
 Slivelo iranfpoiied. 
 
 !■>- ..I ^'.■.^■''■•iiitry 'twould bo no difficult matter to 
 f ,0 'I'rcjirr John ^ '''oniuiioiv:. ".''■.:..'.. arc thought not 
 lU far otf, and .iboui'd with t iephants, and all Ne- 
 u-ilam-s for Tra\ellcrs. /)».■;'•, '.i borders upon Com^i :, 
 ,1, ,1 not lung fiiuc i'mi'n 0;Vv, a i'i>ritmic:{c Captain, 
 n.iintain'd a War with the Prince ct AngoU. The l'*c- 
 
 cafion of it was, to gain fonie Silver Mints intlicMouri- 
 tains of Cf/jJ»//'f, which are laid to artbr J better Silver 
 than thofc of fi//./;, and as largea>)iiamit\. If the'^' ^•■'•' ' 
 J'o)f«i; (.<•/;■ had followed this Oefign, they might have^../;""" 
 found more Riches probably than in their more diltai'.r 
 and chargeable Conquelt of li .ti,:, M il.-.c:.,, and the 
 M:iluccocs. No Countries in the World ab'^uiid iiiijrc in 
 Gold and Silver, than .»/.i',.^/«;5.;, l-.:iijpi/:, L'.,',:;-, ,/«^r,;.j, 
 liutur;, Toioti, MAti^uc, Bjic,Quiticiii, Miii.niot.ijir,CjJ.iti, 
 and Bohenenuigi . 
 
 Between the Capes of Gocii Ihpc and Cu.tnUfn,, ihc r'.t .-(«« 
 Vcrtugurfe have the FotticlTes of Sn;.i, C\f!alf, and .V.-i"'''P""'-V ' 
 ^Amhi.iiie ; by thcfe they maintain their Trade with thofeco.'i!"" '' 
 rich Countries, and there their Shi[s may put in and 
 refit. The King of MetirJc is their great briend, and 
 Quiion and the adjoining lllcs pay tr.bute to ihein. T he 
 i'ortuj^utje want nothing but Men to eiiliivate thefe 
 Illands. They ufcd formerly to fear no Sea Force but the 
 Turks, for whom they wete hard enough ; But linee tlie 
 Etiglifly and Dutc'i begun to trade tins way, their l.-itcrell 
 is much decayed in thefe parts. 
 
 The T:,ik.i ax- poifcfi'd of ,ill th,; Coait from JW-^ de The 7i,r^ 
 Gumt' . to the Hs<l .i:.:, exce|'t O/.c', .»i-iy.i,,iui7<ii,''o"'"''"" V 
 •WiViVi'rt and PcwmH, before-mennon d. l.'piii this Coaft IJJ^fvf',',';," 
 belonging to the 'I'm ^j, are lituaied !' c)i:af:>:r, W'^jVr, 
 7Vnf :;, B:<giit, C"i:Jimti):r., f'.-.n/i, lii/.\'::;, and all Liyfr 
 from Alexandria to the City of W/'M, with part of .■l,.:l>in 
 Tiogiitiltica, from,V,'ii-^ to .s'w.ii/'fi.. .'Vt ■•l/ij/c',, ■/■.,j;i> and 
 Tiiisii, the (.h.i>:,l 5i- .;«ii,r has Governours calfd ii i;- 
 leikyt 01 lUjJ'.is. He liai alfo one at M.ijit lor l-.-^pt, and 
 anorlitr at Si/Jrtrw for the C'ouiury adjoining At S'k- - i-. 
 Iiischief .'\ilciial fir buiKln g ot leKicii.i; hn G.dle-,;. 
 where i^ of 'cm iiiaylie cover'd. 
 
 c 
 
 H A P. 
 
 XII 
 
 The Vefmption of Algier, rptth the Hijlory of its falling tntd 
 the Hancti of Barbarofla j and a fljort Account o/' Malta and 
 
 Tripoli : ^ak^n from Nicolas Nicolay. 
 
 A 
 
 iiys 
 
 Ijiff is an ancient City, fituate upon the Me- 
 diterranean, on the Brow of a Hill, encom- 
 pafs'd with ttrong Walls, Ramp,irts, arid 
 ^ ,^ Ditches; its Form almolt triangular : T'ls 
 broad towards theSe.i, and extends it fell up the Moun- 
 tain to a very narrow Point: At the top of the Mill 
 Itaiuls a Fill t to command the Town and th : Entry into 
 the Have ji, The Buildings ( whah excccl th'; Palace 
 Royal ) arc liandfome enough. Hcie arc ■■■. great many 
 Rjtlis and C eiok s Shops. The Streets are lo eontriv'd, 
 tlai every (Xcup.'.fion has its particular pl.ice aflign'd for 
 It At the Foot of the City, which u towards the North, 
 lOiiiiiig to the Walls, which are walh'd by the Sea, is 
 ilieir principal V'>J,;i4t, a piece of good Aicliitttlur*. 
 A .ittle bv low that (lands the A.jm.il, into which they 
 luiil up the GaiUys and other Velllsls to tcfit. Thisj 
 
 place is wonderfully peopled, confidcring the bigncf; fit 
 It ; 'tis inhabited by 'I'uikj, Mooa, and Jews m great 
 number, who merchandife very cunningly, and lend 
 Money at Ufury. They h.ive two Market -Davs in a 
 Week, to which all the Country People flock fror.i 
 the Mountains, Plains, and Valley;. Ivcry thin,' i:. 
 cheap here .■ 1 have fecn a Partridge fold for a jldlt, 
 which 15 worth.ibout lour pence farthing. They havcHot- 
 lioufes, where Eggs are hatcli'd without the help of dii 
 Hen, and this makes Fowl very plentiful. They Iboc 
 their Camels ind Oxen, and ride about the Streets on 
 them, as up in 'tin, calling aloud to evciy one to 
 have a care, bccaufe of the Crowd of People Some 
 Mnois get on Horlc-back without Bridle or Saddle, only 
 a String in the Horle's Mouth to guide :hcni 
 
 N i;r.!»f • 
 
 f.'jrhf 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 
 I 
 
 ■>A.S 
 
 m 
 
I 
 
 3^8 
 
 jIn /Account of Algier, <^c. 
 
 lib. 
 
 
 V\ cipvir'-. 
 
 
 The A/()i/aio v;iiici:illy nakcJ, except ab.iut tlicir 
 IVnitic, and a I iiiiini t.loth rolltJ about tlicir Hea.'S 
 niul ty'.l iiiiJti tilt Oiiii. 
 
 Tliciv Wi-apoiis an' iliriT D.irr^, whicli tlicy tiirow 
 
 , Ml » I ».-'ill k >, >• lllv II mi J .1...- ■ 
 
 : Ikill ; to tl'i'ii l.cttliand is fallcnetl a oiookcd 
 Inrt I D.'.iigrr, wlu. Ii thi-y iilc in a clolc Hiinagcmmt, 
 Mull el' tlicT;. h iX ,/.';>ii» arc lifirj^.uirCb itli.in\ pi 
 
 Die isth iti ilie lAeniuy, \vc arrived at Port flrm 
 and a Compliineiit was I'eiit to the CrM} or Govcriioiii' 
 
 '^\ "!'f . P'*^"*-' *•"■ ''"^ '^'"R ''' ' '?"■' • f"^"-' <*''is a Hso^'cdii 
 I .'iiijn.ir, Imt lieliaved hinilelt' VLty covirteuvily irj „« 
 and lent us very liaiidlomc Retrelliiiieii:s. 
 
 llibl'Ia.e \vj,s luuiidcd by the lijtiuir.-, and ^ali(i| 
 , f,. ilun //I'/y.Mi ; S;. ylcjiin was BilKop &f ii toimerly. Ji^' 
 ilicy llai'ds upon liiph and rapped Rocks. It' ' " 
 
 Veil U' a:' Kalily Vkcs, a* Sadoniy and the like : Tjicy ''ai'dsupon Iiipli and rapped Rocks. It luls :i \ery llnnp. 
 pettiKltby piratiiii;. Tln-j fell ilicii (''"//>' /.i- (Captives nious A'/a,;;,!-, to winch the Huufe nf tlie C'.'.:',;, .;,,', 
 to the ""•' I lo\ Slavii., ulio cither Icll thtiii ai'am. or I lie South pan nt the Town is litiutc iruth )uwn| aiiii 
 imploy them in ilicit cwii uork, and vjivc 'cm wt) lnid'"ell accoii.iiuKia:cd with VN'e'ls and Kninlainsi lius 
 iilai;o' I pl.u-e has bicntwiee nillav;ed b\ the V;:/:,j.,, ./^^ |;, ,|,jj 
 
 There are vcrv pleafaiit Gardens hereabouts. A hitlr 
 Tiic k ■of.d Day ai'tci I got to .thnn, 1 lilted a i<f'ii- '•'oni 'h's Town is a Chun' between two Rocks, faid to 
 ^ ■ Ir S; :ii!.: / In fucw iiie tiie Town : He t-arricd nie to'havc liren the Chiirrli ofS '~i,jii>.-. ThcCoiintiy htn- 
 atihi.-;ii M iinvaina Miledillant l'iointhcTo\vn, to \icw' about is pcfteicd wiih i •■ es, called yltciliu. I i.^. 
 10 .Sitiia'.hii i| a (ti'MiR Tower bmlt upon another •ro'ii •■ Hill a little lionp of them {iai'iv rakd 
 \'\' 111 cnijii'ty, be told me the L)it- "jountcd on Horlc-back with their Oaits in their Hands' 
 
 !■■■■ 
 
 l.r,. ;;. ih 
 
 li-M! that itaiiils a Wind-niiU, bclides another withon, 
 tlK C;,iies. '1 he ufaal tiatiifon is -jo Souldiers. This ,, 
 T"wer defends the Heads of ihc Fountains tliar lupply; " 
 
 '■ r* ^ ,. ~ " ,..""' ':".", " — i^iwuuu's 
 
 il^otton, Ca[^crs hij;s. Melons, and Raifins, andiswd, 
 
 was a lone; time fubjed to the King of Tclinjiu,] Itor'd with C incriics. Here are fevcral Houfes bmit i,,,. 
 
 levied a new King, to whom this 1 dcr Ground, hke Caves, whieh was done by the .Wo r, 
 
 earcr at Hand to protect ihcm ' when they poH'efs'd it. Along the Shoa r there are hla.k 
 
 PC rhemfclves undillurb'd and intones, Ehtterine like fine let. Thev h,\r i,.i Un.i'. 
 
 '■)■(■■: 
 
 ^1 i:i.iv.,u;, Lii^ . n.io-. ... I.... ." -,.... -I,.,, .'8ih wc arrived at /M>;M/.:re.. 
 
 rcwriwiih Water, ihi~ City bfingfupplicd from ihir; This Illand i< lully and full of Rocks: It producrs'- 
 
 I Cott — '" '■ " ' ' •■ ■ 
 
 t!i.- 
 ■|''ait 
 
 iilhlvMenof ft/ 
 ./I 
 
 \ . 
 
 Ui:'i.!-uii': who left it ro Ins Son Ciljmi, that rcign'dlandChiMren 6 jco Slaves. . 
 
 wh'ii we were tli'-re. _ ) Ihc fixtli ot /),/jj(,_/i, we came to T/i;.o/i, a City which '''"■.''- 1 
 
 /,„/.., V ^a^,^. ty ,[,(. Knights of M.il!,,. 1 law the'""' 
 <\ire o'l'lii;.! by coim.irv Winds to rait /Xiiclior .it Cape; Mai kct where the poor Captives of SiVi/r, Mr.lin, and 
 
 .■; / 
 
 *^l. ^VV I ^ If i" I I. . I 
 
 To pinfiieour Vovage, when we left Cape A//iff/'"?,wc| r- — ." ".^ .»...(,.. ij « 
 
 I re o'l'lig! by coim.iry Winds to rali /Xiiclior .it Cape, Mai kct where the poor Captives of SiVir 
 
 ■JV.:./e/, at wh'-Ii place wc law adeeplnletby agrcatRock,! G«:;.-. were afterwards lold to the highelt iiidders. The 
 
 thcRoitoniornliichis wall/dby the Sea: VVeenteied widr jajl Biddei having Ic.ive toiirip tlitiii quite n,iked tolt,- 
 
 our Skill' Ii:ilf wav, 1 ut were forced to return, by rea- i' they have .my Infirmity, iipi;n which Octalion tht'y 
 
 , foil of iLiiliitudciof Ittani'.e Mice, whole Pifs is veno '"'peifthcii Mouih, and look at then Tves as if ihcv 
 
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 nic.ition wi:h the Town. Ih. ., - > 
 
 'Ihc Iniialitants live chieHy by Hilhing, a;:d dying 
 Wool and Cloth. Tbefe People are very mulicai, 
 moll of them dtlighiiiig in the Hatp and l.utc. Their 
 Ciovcrnmenr is the fame as that ot Aii^ie . Wc h.ld a 
 qii ck Paifipe ffoni hence to (;.'i;cr/: Near that place wc 
 i:',r! -.villi a ■(i/.i/iiw or l-lii. which had drowiut us all, 
 il the .Sailors had iiot beHir'd ihemfclvcs nimblv to take 
 ill the Sail-:, (y.u bric.at was lo!t by r, Init moll of the 
 Men l.'v'd. T!i fc \Vliiil-winds arc very ('r..i]iient and 
 t'anj;eroni.|bj;r, tht Colli ot l^.rh'y, bit they aie loon 
 ■;iver. 
 
 ....- •-••.•••■••((>.■)' <v t) t Wll IV 111 II. (V. II itk 10 VJl MIC llt'l. 
 
 rween thcni ; tho' I lay they had rirlt broke their l-aiili 
 with him, the rreduluus Defenders were notwithitaiiJ- 
 iiig deluded into a (^ipiuilation ; but the Town wis n'l 
 fooncr dchvei 'd than the ;\gr(.'ciiicnt was violated, all tin: 
 Knights and others being made Slaves, and ico Mjh:, 
 who lervedthem, cut in pieces. 
 
 Tho' the Buildings, wirhin this Town are moftly 
 ruined, it h,is Hill very lair and llroiij; Wall?, with many 
 Turrets, double Ditch'.'-, and falle Breaches, en'.iioncJ 
 on rhrec parts with ihc Sea : Within the Wals arc plen- 
 ty nt Wells and bountaiiis. In the iiiiddle of the 'Icwn 
 
 ill : 
 
 0- 
 
jhap- XIII A Meet jent agamjt the Al^erines, Crc. 36^ 
 
 M-'-' 
 
 isiTrmmphal Ar.li nf whin; Marble, witli fjui I'aas 
 upon tour I'llUrs, of the C^rinitinn Order. In tlu'j 
 Fiont on (he talt, is n Chariot drawn by two eiearj 
 Griffins, and wifliiii it Vidtory v/ith twn Wirii's. On the i 
 Welt :inotlicr Charii.i', with Vullm |innii>iii it, and a /^fl 
 wjj/Inrript on roiiriil ir, b'lt iiuw not Iti'iM ; only thus' 
 much may lie Icarm, that it was made in ilienix-ot 
 ivitiiiiii. 'Ihc Infule ot the Arch '.vab tVll ol' Orna- 
 ments, andabo\c-, It h.-.d tin; tiirm ol a li;u;'.re 'Imret. 
 The two other Rues lnoUiig North aiidSonih, Wiie ent 
 in the horsi ol' the \ pprr cart ot the IV Jy d's- n lo tlf 
 \V.ilte, rvi'.hoiit !!i.-,ds : 1 he relt wai ad.ntied with 
 ■liv|hy \\' irk. No; t„r IK ni henee is a I'lniii' plaie 
 liirriiniided ivith IMIars in two Kows like a I'orJi, and 
 M.ir ir are the Ruiiisnl an hn^h 'loner, whnh is laid to 
 liivebeeii tiie jjreat M.jl>]ne ot die City : I'here aic ii a- 
 II; o'.hirriKiious Ansi iu;ties. 
 
 The r«i/;i repair'd theCaltl", ani llorcd it with all 
 Ions ot' Ainaiuiiitioii and OrdnaiiCiV I'herc were, of 
 Knii>htsand Smildirrs, (no in the C.ilile when it was 
 taken; a i;ieat ll. imc to furreiidii lo tamely, without 
 any apparent rcali.ii ot \V.tt liir it. 1 he r,J{Jh(.jir\i:u\\ 
 deluL.'d at lalt 2-1.. ot his (•"lilbneis, .uid :'c rri..r( in 
 eKchaiiRc tor r I ■>/;; taken ac .I'-ri' ■'. I'hC Tii..^i iirije 
 iiiiiiiltroiiNRc)oi, inni. for tluir(:on.;ne/t ; and to eiawn 
 ihi; rr.uiiii'h, th y put to >le.i[li, in .i bail-iious ir.an- 
 
 Vi- V. '•» 
 a .J. ;..', , 
 
 1 (liu.nwi >.|"tlie ( alile, iKvaiih. h.. 
 
 'appciiei! 
 
 I he Sncr, lu ih ,n, off the iH-iii.l ot'tii. I lerk-f;<.neral Ji' 
 the Army, Hay eiii off his ll.md; ap t N'of.-. and I'-r 
 hnn ahvi; mtlirCroitiid iipto ihi Wall ; aivl .iltir thi.v 
 hid toriiienicd Imn with Ihojiin;; .^ll■,J^i■■, ar him, they 
 [mt an end u> he. wrticlied l.ile bj' 'I'.'.r ;,; !ii- Ilit.ut. 
 
 4 
 
 HAP. 
 
 xni. 
 
 //// /UcoLiit of the nwft rcni^rl^b/t' Occitnaiccs in the Vqyayc of the 
 Fngliil- Hcct^ jcnt aiuiin/i the Algeriiics and Othcr<, un^ 
 ikr the Cvmnwid oj Sir Robert Nianfcl, Knii^ot. 
 
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 TH K [■o'-cc iuA Burthen of the Shipt was Ji 
 lollow?. 
 'I'he Adiiiirari! Ship, the i ...;■, C:o Tuns, 
 :^c Men, -••tiuiis. 
 
 .Sir I'vm'n Uui.c'i, Rear-admiral, liii .Ship die l{iii.- 
 /■eit, 6.J0 'I'uns, l<;n Men, .)o tnins. 
 
 Sir .'<-\/.: .i//^aA.H.., Vi.-c-Adiniral in the l,ii:gii.vJ, 
 (60 Inns, l^o Men, 40 G;iiis. 
 
 Ill the Coi'JUiit H^foim.ttion, JUnnwniin'^ Capr.^^ti "' 1 u"'j. 
 lyMen, ^odiins. 
 
 In the Aniilrf.-, Sir Henry I'jlmer Capt. 400 TuilS, 
 160 Men, 34 (inns 
 
 Iilthei.'iKW/v;«f, f.i);rCapt. 5 ou 'I'uns, lao Men, j6 
 Gurts. 
 
 All tlicfe nrdii..nic w\rc Bval's: Belidcs the King's 
 Shi]'>, there were ten Meivhaiii-bhips, whole loue was 
 ai loHows. 
 
 'i'lie (,ii..!:ii l''ji.i:!x jx. a Ti;rs, I 2 > Men, 14 G.iis. 
 
 ilie .V.o.M.'/ 300 'I'lius, 1 Jo Ml 11, 21 (inns. 
 'I he "il.-.iyi^U ^f^o1\n\i, 100 Men, iiGtins. 
 'I'lie ^■■;(,.0 l'»'..«,'.v iSv- Tuns, iioMen, loGuns. 
 The /f...'',!iv .ico 'I'lins, "ao Men, 18 Guns. 
 '1 hv C'.v;.-,v; ,■■.;« ^ p 1 uiis, (00 Men, 2i(j'.ins. 
 'I he P. 'w.(i/,' l!i.. Turn, 80 Men, iSGuns. 
 
 Ihr .'/.-i.H.Vi joo 'I'l'iib, lie Men, 14 (inn,. 
 
 I lie .V r.''(ne ii,.. '1 luis, no Men, 11 tniiis. 
 
 I In- .'■./i.'.iic /;, /.( 1 ..'.'cfitoTims, 1 loMi ii,z J (inns. 
 The /^;//i)i,' I -50 'ln;i;, 50 Men, iiCimr:. 
 The ."..■i;/i<:.i,'it" luij 'I'uns, 50 Men, il(>iiiis. 
 
 Th. OrJnaiiec of t!i .' Merehant-Ships were all Iron : 
 
 1 ill. lleci thus eiinipAl, fct lail I'loiii J'/^Bl<.«^'■ tlie i itli 
 
 cl O.'.'t/r', I Oil-. The jill in the MorniiM>, we entrej 
 
 il;c Stttiiile.:, of (.';,''/,:,'.•./, where two of the Kiiy ot 
 
 >',M/..'bMiip> ol War lay at anchor. When they law m.^, 
 
 they wi.ij;hed AnJloi, (tcei'd to tlie Leeward of the 
 
 Ailiiural, liruik their I'lai.',, and lahitcd tis with their 
 
 fjens whi.:li (^ere.noiiy was reiiiriied by ail our I'lcrt in 
 
 pood order. Kext we l.tli.ied ihe Town, whuii rtiiirn- 
 
 eJ it to ii>. '1 he S .;i.i/.'.' (Japtain tame on board u.s, 
 
 and toll ns there W! re a preat many I'irates abroad ; thai 
 
 1 ;,,) two of tJK'in had liiiii;lit leven Sjim.jh Galley s and kih'd 
 
 /■•'•them 4ca Men: that thry had been at a Towniall'd 
 
 '-■" S;cn.^ with 5c Sli.ps and ten(jalloys, had tiv.k it, and 
 
 carried oif many I'riloneis, and that they thrcatned (..";'- 
 
 ii.iii.-r. The ieeond, the Wind at N-irdi eill, Wi- 
 
 weighed Anchor, and kept onr Courfc North-ealt and 
 
 ■ by Ealt, and the third we eaiiie into the Road of Ma- 
 
 I'Ki" The lixth W' weiidied anehor again, the Wind 
 
 at North welt. B,f.,'re we ladVi. the Fleet divided 111 
 
 to three Squadr.ins : tl'.e .^diiiiial kept lix I eapnies from 
 
 ilie Shu.ir, t!ie \ ac-ndmiral thixe Leagues without liiin, 
 
 .lii.l the Rea.-ad.iiiiral lliree Leag'. es within luiu. 
 
 111'. lyth we call Anehot in W'^/.v-toad, at 17 Latin m 
 
 VV.ita, ei.t ol the toath t.t' ihc(;Mnsot thij Town 01 
 Caitle. W'j r.iluted ihein with onr T'; Jnaiice, bur thcv Ojr .^^r■. 
 return d us not one ihot. Next Day tl.i ."idnnral lent a"'''''' 
 tjeiukiiian allioar with a uhi.i. flag, to let die \'iec-roy 
 kii.jw tin ( aule ot our coming, veho ret rned ti, an- 
 lw\r, by I'ur .Men with a nhiic fi.u; ihat Ik hadl")rder> 
 from iliL (,/.o'..' S;i;(i;ji to iile u> With .ill iel'pc;t ; iliat 
 onr M'li iv.ighi have the tiee liberty of ;iie Slioa:, to bi'V 
 wh:it I'l.Ain.ji.. tiny w mil J , I'roniilinp wrh.ii that if 
 ilie .\diiural would fend any Gentleman ot Ci aiity a- 
 ihoar with ihc King's Letters, tiiai U|on the dnc;i.' .dn^ 
 ot a Pitie ol Ordnance, he lliould li.ue I nirimr 
 Holtapcs lent aboard them. This Night the I'iratcs 
 broiiglit in ihice I'lues, one f'cminf, atid two !■>. 'J.'jh. 
 
 The 6th of Decctnbii , after irjiiy Debates, they 
 lent I's 4'. Captives, preaaiding they Ind no more In the 
 Town, 'llic next d ly the A>liiiir.il Lot a Lett r to ihc The. l.!: 
 br.jh.:w to euninlaiii oi this treai.heri.iis management. '•,'''''■" 
 1 he tighih we kt fail, .and the 1 ^ih we lanie to an An- ^ rv<v. 
 ,.h..ji intlu' Roadot .i.t.-uiM, onih.o Norih li.lc of the hmK-.-i 
 lllaiid: Here we pu^Mded onr itives wiih Wood, VVa-^'""''' 
 trr and lUllalt. liie i'eople wore \i.ryi.inl, brinpini; 
 II-, all inanuei of Piovilioiis at eal'y Rate.,. I he : 41:1 we 
 laii'd :ihe l.>rli wepur into .''i/f.i.i totake in fn-i!i Water. 
 
 'I'he I'own of ■'•■'■ e.i is large, and wel! tiirtiiied, and 
 till- I'ejple aie uiduUnoiis, both Men, Women, and 
 ( hildieti, being given to Labour. 'Ihcy arc e.xtreamly 
 .leil to Straiip,ers, and have all manner of Victuals lit /titi^ri.i 
 plenty, and at ealy Kates. 'I'htir GommoJitRS are Oil, 
 Wood, and Cheelc, of wIkviIi they have i're.it I'ltnty. 
 
 The 21ft of Af;». we cam..; t.ian .-\iichor in i ^:cr, 
 and loon alter the Admiral order d liv of the Merchant 
 Ships to ply to and again to the We 'ward near the 
 Sho.ii, to pi event any Pirates from gerr'iig if ; and Pre 
 l>aiMtions ueie made lor exeenting a Ueiipii of hinigthe 
 ihips in the Mould. 'I'wn Slnps we had raken fienii tiie 
 'l'iiik.1, were to go onthis f.iiterprife. I hey u^re hH'J. 
 with ;dKoiiibnltible niaf.et, and proujed with Chains 
 «i;d Gra;s|iiig-lioils, an.i Ikxils to brin.; tliciiir.if; next 
 them three Uii'.u ,!',>. s lijlhiwed, wiili F.re-b.ii''., Bucket;., 
 of Wild-hre, and Lnc-pikes r,i l.iHen th.en l-'ire-woi.k; 
 to the l.i.einies Ships, 'Iheyhi.l alio ,r i/i,'.: lifed 
 up with l-'ire-woik.-., Cliams an.i (Jraplinp'.Tions : liio 
 (,«H ill/ was to I e (ir.'d m the iiudll ot ihe Ship-, in the 
 Mould. There w.isalfo leven P>oais, mannd with arm'd :■.. 
 Men, to rekiic the Hoars ol I'le Liie-llnps it pur.iird : '■' 
 I hi'y had f ime lire-works too, to Hre the ,'slnps w itiiout ^i'j 
 till- Miiuld. 1 he Wind not otteiing, the .\apiiip!: was p. '. 
 oil till ihe l.ith, the Wind being tiiin at- J>. S. \\ the 
 .Ships advanc'd to the Mould, but when they were with- 
 in a Miilkct-lhoi of 11, the Wi.iiher gieu fo^alni, thiy 
 ciHild not enter: Idoivevt i the lioats and Urigrrii.liiu:s \\x\)i. 
 on, as being intoimd bv a Chriiiian Shve. who I'uaiu 
 aboard ot rhe 11, th.it the i/i-r. ii..t expci'ding linh an 
 Alttlllpi, had lett no guard 111 any ol iheir .Sln| s. tr- 
 cept uiie \iX tww ; but wuniing Wind to iRHiilhand 
 L b b (iilperl'e 
 
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370 
 
 ^fhe Recovery of the t'yxhange oj Hriilow- 
 
 difpcrfitlu' I'lrr, the Firc-works tuok no (ffiiit. The 
 Attcmpi wasmadc iniicr the Walls of ilic lowii, fiom 
 when, f they find f,:tioiilly upon our Men, boili wrh 
 prcai aiiit rmaj] Cn\m. All the dan..i)^. wc 0'U.iin>l was 
 iniDnucipotf ; for our iMi'n were goi nito ilit Mfu'.l 
 Kfiirt ihc lown was alarm d; and whin ihirc tiny 
 kept the Kncmies Ship'- hetweeii thiin and tin- IVivvii, 
 iMthii Advciitine we loUonly lix Mm, liel'ules tour i r 
 fvc daiipcronlly wounded, who died lliortly .liter, and 
 1 1 lli(;htly hurt. 
 
 The ii^th, lout Sad ct Pyr.iiis got ir.ro .'{?''•, nof- 
 wiihrtaiulin;; the Meich.nit-.SIups mat >riri/."d neat tin- 
 .Shfi.ii to prevent iheni ; I. r the Wind ln'ni)^ W'ei'ward, 
 auil a llron;> Current to the tall, dro\e i iir Mups 1 ) far 
 tothe leewarJ, that tliey cuiiid nut tut ilieiiioil fiom 
 
 Lib. m 
 
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 the Port; tho one of our .Ships came lo near as to cx- 
 eh.uij'e fonie Shot, but W'ithou' doing any dani.ij^c : Tim 
 fanv Nijjht we wtigh'd Anchor, and Hot d olt to .Sia. 
 
 The jiith, the IhnM^ciiuiit run a Pirate allioar.Ai, 
 w !io had 130 Jill i(^i alwaid, and 11 CirijUan Captun ■■ .'. 
 'I hey were all drowii'd I ut 12 I"./;!, who [.\\\\ them- 
 filvis l)y fwiniiiiin(.'. T'lir Jitt our Hoats took up tun 
 
 iC (. .).r/. Slaves, who had iho Coiir.i(',c to fwiin irnin il.i- 
 To\ui to oui Ships. Ihevtold us, that the Nr.lu vij 
 ttiiplnd Aiiclior, fcAn ol the belt Ships 1 eloni^uig lu 
 i ■/.;' fr, laiiie ui, .ind if wc had Itaid, It had hieu iiii. 
 I po.id le lor il.eiu tci eli,i|-c ; That th. I.iii;;had licoii.'il 
 ! up the Mijiil ! , tli.r all tht^hip.s Were lull ofar'nedMiii, 
 I aii<l tliiec Cralhe'. .iikI tiltecii Boais lay coiuuiuall-, L.f u- 
 I the Uooin lor a Guard. 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 A Rd.'trn of the I akii}g and Recovering the Jacob of BriHow, 
 and J'lHc other Adventurers of Engli(h Sht^s. 
 
 t kfii I71I1C 
 
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 Tii'T tr- 
 
 djcni tticir' 
 
 SlOrm. 
 
 II '•> 
 
 I a: thclitter end of !■>'(>-, 1611, the 7.;. 
 .o'of Hrlh.>\ rmnhcii no 1 ''ns, was, af- 
 ter. 1 ilmrp liclit, over-pew. id and taken, 
 liy a C ■•HI ot .//!!i>'. The ''■"*■' ti.ok all 
 il.cM-!) out of the SI.!, hut t.'itir, and lent thirteen of 
 their own alio.ird, to bring tlie I'rilc to ,l';:i<-r, appouit- 
 inp one of the Number Captain over the rclt. 
 
 I'hc wreti lied Captives th.it were left aboard the I'-Hf- 
 lijh Ship, were under difmal Appiehenlions of what they 
 nuifl fuftcr in cafe they were carried to Airier. T his put 
 tlu'ir InvcMiioii upon the llretch how to free them felvcs 
 fiiim fo terrible a Slavery : And Prov'dcncc favoured 
 tllem with an OpiTirtunity in the following manner. 
 l he liftli Night after their being taken, they had a great 
 Storm ; the Captain in the Diftrcfs lending his Hand to 
 If rike the Sails, two of the iingUjh gave him a tofs ovcr- 
 boaul He had alniofl got in again, by the help of a 
 Rope he catch'd hold of, but was knock'd down again 
 with the Handle of the Pump. In the confulion of the 
 Storm the rert of the 7ur((jdid notmindit. This done, 
 ci;e of them Ifep'd ro the Mailer's Cabin, pading by (ix 
 or levcn l'i((;<, and fetch'd two Curtlanes, with which 
 furpri7,ing the Pirates, they drove them from one part ot 
 the Ship to another, kilid two, ar.J made a third leap 
 over-board, the other nine they drove betwixt Decks. 
 All the Mifehicf the Turk' did them, was the unlliipping 
 the Whipltaft", which they pot again, and j utting the 
 'i'li'k} ( many of which were wouiuied ) under Hatches, 
 making ufc of them by twos and three,^ at a time, as they 
 had oicafion, they brought the Ship intoSt. L/ic/i in 
 Sp.w , where tliey fold the T/iWy for Slaves. 
 
 One 7''" f V W.-.S alfo ftrangely delivered after j; 
 Cip'ivity (f eighteen Years : tor taking his C">pporrunii\,i 
 he llew his Keeper, and Hed to the Sea-tide, where lie' 
 found a Galley with 150 Chrdfian Slaves, .uid allfcunj; 
 of one mind, they weigh'd Anchor, and arnvd fale'ii 
 SjKuii. He afterwaids came to I'.i.i' .-.lui , and Queen/. , - 
 ;W>ff A to reward fo daring an Aaion, allowed hiiii a 
 Penfion. 
 
 Capt. t\iJ.ols, with the Doipl'in o( Lciulm, rouglicfc-o 
 vcral rmkjfl:' Men of War at once : He funk fomc of' 
 them, and killd a great many Men; and tho' his Ship 
 was much ihat'crd, he made a Ihift to get otf. 
 
 //ii//,i»i Ma!r,in of l(o!hnhirl', niaintain'd a fmar: ,i 
 Fight with thcfe Rovers ; the Night piutmg an end to " 
 it, the Commadore of the T.ir^; paK'd his word, ao.l 
 bound if with an 0..th, that if A/.i/.iwi would coineaiii 
 ftay aboard his Ship all Night, he Ihould go and come 
 freely next Morning. MaUm went aicordingly ■ '•or- 
 dering his Mate to make all the Sail he coul'd v tt out 
 of the reach of the Tinkj ; which when the Twis \\-i- 
 cciv'd next Morning, they would have put MnUm d 
 death; but he urging their folemn Pi omife and Oit.'i, 
 .md a ScotJj Ship appearing in fight, after they had took 
 that, they put M,:hm and a Merchant that was with hiin, 
 aboard of liei-to link or fwim, having piUag'd the Ship 
 of Cables, Sails, Anchors, and all things necelfiry; bu: 
 It pleafed God to bring them fafe to the Welt of /•>;:;,.:)/.(. 
 The Ship under his Mate's Command, came likcwif; 
 fafc into the Thames, 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XV. 
 
 
 The Tartiail^n of the Recovery 0/ f/^^ Exchange 0/ Briftovv • 
 'Pitblilhed by John Rawlins. 
 
 o 
 
 tfKoi by 
 
 N the hrft n! Nnenihr, i<li, the Nichohis 
 
 ot p'-iino::!!; Buithcn 40 Tuns, Jolm H-ixv- 
 
 litis Mailer, let Uil from that place for the 
 
 Si> nil, in company with the Bonaventurc, of 
 
 the lame Port, burthen 70 Tuns. 
 
 TIic 18th of the fame Month we came in fight ofGi- 
 ir^lt.v, where the Watch difcovcr'd live Ships makmg all 
 the Sail they could towards us, for whwh rcafon we rn- 
 licavoiir'd to keep oft" from thein : At lalt our Sufpicion 
 iiicreiling, wc m.-^ilc the bcft of our way for Tiniff or 
 fubiiiititi\, but to nopurpofc, for ere half the day was 
 Ipent, iht Admiral of the Pirates came up with the Bo- 
 h.iventurc and took her, and the Vice-admiral a littk 
 aluT oblit^'ii H^tnlim Co iliike. The fame day the Admi- 
 
 ral put allioar twelve of the Ban-iventiire's Crew, with 
 fomc other i-.nilijh Captives taken before. 1 he Vice- 
 admiral knew better how to difpofe of his Prifoncrs, fo 
 he ordcr'd l{mli>.i and hve more to l>c brought al'oard 
 hmi, leaving three Men and a Pioy, with thirteen I'm <;' 
 aboard the Prize. ThcNighr after we had a Storm, in 
 which we lolf tight of the /;//^,;/?i Prize the XidwI.:'. 
 On the iid we arrived at ./;;;;.■/, Init heard no news ot 
 the Bark. Here we learn'd the moll dreadful Silicnngs 
 whuh we were to pals thr.j' ; how many Chrillianshad 
 been forcedto turn r. t^i, and others to proftitutc tlicit 
 Bodies to the molt bcallly Po]lution». 
 
 Tb. 
 
 ,-jfa 
 
 ■Ihe ll-l 
 eh'.ife I 
 M:irkct, .ir. 
 Il; rbc.mh 
 thilh to til 
 
 (•.i!| layd ''. 
 liioiinip' i 
 rrfl. ■tiill ■ 
 lli!l |-;-vMi 
 ■.■^,,i- ■hr 
 S. ire'.inn.i 
 (iiourd, 1 
 if tlK) li'i 
 ■fl-.e-ytH, 
 
 I'c Ptil'lllf 
 / • !■, es-.-i 1 
 (••■ifv.a.lu; 
 I ;f. and \v. 
 t .MLir.C, 
 
 f'.l; Mill 'h 
 
 H.ii! 'W 
 
 (,^: 1 !'• I'l 
 , ,\. ;i'.' V. 
 prciDie IS I' 
 W n.i It I 
 
 !• ii.bi'iiy . 
 
 ;,:nM!-|ub 
 vrniii'l-t h. 
 vr'iiisP.'. 
 a Ship i.«'r 
 \x\ i:;;ili'".' ' 
 "',, ■lime Ikdl'ii 
 ;. •" liil.l, they 1 
 cl his .Men. 
 
 Ih- levi'r 
 ihe lanv.' .'.-ly 
 (I, US, fi 
 
 ). ,,,, -.m.u 
 
 ' • for their <i 
 
 /•:)■,, /• . :«'.> 
 
 hroiik'd hi,, v 
 
 of Slavciy, 
 
 ii'.i^ his I 1'" I 
 
 h'.'^ tcllow SI.I 
 
 wastakin o* 
 
 '1 he I -,th ( 
 
 ' f 'rr.nh.r fJf 
 
 our Huii^, ^^ 
 
 hca » 1 *'' 
 
 W.u huib I 
 
 liii (iiir Mc' 
 
 the Spoil (f 1 
 
 /).;.,..• , •llid ' 
 
 pill i.mc Jn' 
 
 ak.itdil'.e I' 
 
 will.n;,', 10 !' 
 
 dccaii; but 
 
 ;/■/.■ ./. or i' 
 
 , ■ v.h'lifm; tor ni 
 
 :i V wiicii they .1' 
 
 iiu;c'Ni:.;ht 
 
 h sl.'.;r.U!rat 
 
 Shiy-. fear'L 
 
 Icii.c is cm 
 
 panypivcsa 
 
 t.-i'scii in, an 
 
 tl-.e C'( niurr 
 
 .Airous laic 
 
 fj'hcrfor the 
 
 Man reads, 
 
 ii-.hsHaiul 
 
 /f..ii.j comi •■ 
 
 It forete! . il 
 
 lonnsoM 1 
 
 iliey think i 
 
 I ,k..n I p by 
 
 ilu' nui tcr, 
 
 li.le or no. 
 
 jurcr write 
 
 upon the Cj 
 
line lo near as to cv- 
 
 •P any aani.iHo : li,i, 
 iii Hoc il ott lo Si.i. 
 run a Pirate allionr.Af, 
 ■ CrijlUn CartUis ' 
 •ku who {.WA th,„,- 
 ir Boats tciok up iu(, 
 i)',i' tu fwiin Irdin il.c 
 S iliJt ihcN|.,lu u^. 
 t Mups 1 clon'i^nif, m 
 111, n luil IxcM iin. 
 :lii l.^'Vliad U:oiii'-l 
 L-ri.-tiilli,r,ir'iK'JMui, 
 lay loiuniuall;, Ui u' 
 
 Lib. ijl (hap. X. V . The Recovery of the Exchange of Hrillo vv 
 
 yn 
 
 Tlic ll:P<- luiil the liift view of rlic Prilliii r', Mil 
 chcifc I :■'■ , «.iHiiili Mnii fur liinilrlf; tlic rcll vvrro lent to 
 Mnrkct, and it any ucnul backward, the Officers ci- 
 ll; r be.1t ihein, ora prukil tlKm with (lorils. To force 
 tbtiu to turn /i' ';, or Uiliint to their Pi'.ihimfs, they 
 c;i!il.iyil 'lair Cine:ty alter th.j inaiinii : Tliev bi.l 
 liv.'in iipi i: •J'.'' r liaiksaiiii lli llies, anll'iai tlicn in tint 
 rr(l' ■Ctlll tl.'y Weil at N'lte :iik1 M. nth; in I if tli"y 
 llill i-if^vM conit:inr, iluy bc.it oml tlicir leeih, pru k 1 
 'em I ■ ^hc 'I' "('i;c, and tryd nmnv i.'iher 'j orfines. 
 t!>' / laid thein .it flill leivili in tl.i' 
 
 'iinii.'i 
 
 tlireatnirn; lo li.in\ i). 
 
 He had f-arrr rVcne when Wi. di'l-jv»r'd 1 ii^il. wliiJ" 
 provd to lea /(ii/;7^ r?an cf W.v : Our OjmnisiiJi'i 
 made Im Co:n| law I ro the Ciptain ot if.', liatkwau! 
 ncis ofth'; J'..'!,' to prc'Cccd i'l tl;e V(.yiLe ; and I"' ]■■ i- 
 fwaded them iwas for then \\.'v.>,,\ rather r.; do )^ tf '" 
 po home ; fjtiiey M'ere.lil w..l;ia'.-r:rd. 
 
 ?'/'. l{i-,\. I : In iheine.'it ti.'ne 'v.i- p'ovidin:; fi;:il. !; 
 ui liKcp. ; with I t..,i.l Specks of I'viii ->;.■. I.q'u t,i...w.. 
 loth' fait tlieS..iitt< |s, (Jra t ip.i .:iid Ci '. n;, if..i f % 
 to Unit up the (^.ip.aiii liiiidi If. an 1 a'i !m^ <.,"inp-i'v. 
 ■in 1 tot') iii.ii.n'.' tlie niattu, tlai.';'' nth.- VVacJi w i ' 
 
 ■iven, ih' I I, , hen.;; MuUts .f i 
 iiin.-e, an.l l\,v..'ef, they in eh' '\ 
 kill iheiii a they tame .jiit ol 
 
 difiovei d tins |i t |.y dej;ices 
 
 /. 
 
 f BriHow, 
 
 ly delivered after j :., 
 
 kinghi.sOpporniniiy,!,. 
 e Sea- tide, where lie' 
 Slaves, ,md all fiirj; 
 r, and arriv d fale m 
 '.;»./, and (iuctn;.,.- 
 on, allowed hini a 
 
 jf Lcihloii, foupht fe- Cif 
 : He fnnk fomc of" 
 i and thu' his Ship 
 to get otf. 
 
 inaintain'd a fmart ,i,v, 
 1 putting an end to *-'■! 
 .afs'd his word, an.l 
 >« would eomeani 
 llioiild (JO and come 
 ucordingly ■ 'y or- 
 ! he tmild f ^ct out 
 vhen the Thi-(j per- 
 have put AUUm tj 
 Piomifo and Oath, 
 after they had took 
 It tliat was with hiin, 
 ng pillag'd the Ship 
 hings iiecefTary ; bui 
 ■ Well of /;«;'...•«..'. 
 laiiil, came likcwift 
 
 Briftow 
 
 fi/'c's Crew, with 
 letbre. 1 he Vice- 
 if his Prifoiiers, lb 
 Ik; brought ahoard 
 with thirteen J'.mV 
 e had a Siorm, in 
 I'rize the AVrtc/.i'. 
 heard no news ol 
 Ireailful Siilferings 
 ny Chrillianshad 
 to profliiutc tlicii 
 
 •(..■., : 
 
 o-n. Ot. 
 
 or l.l,;v 
 
 t! -.nj rp. 
 
 ii.it V.:i 
 
 ■I ins. H« 
 
 .h.r toi'.r 
 
 ilil.".'-, . 
 
 /( . ■ 
 
 .• bro'.'gh: 
 
 ,, , j^ / 
 
 ;'-.. .im.; 
 
 
 
 >'.i •\ , '■ 
 
 '■''■^uT 
 
 .■;;;:y ; . 
 
 i-'v 1 n ti.^ 
 
 1 Jii.i. 
 
 :'.:;..v.e 
 
 ,-l 
 
 (,i,-,ur'd, r.-; r. a Giau', 
 if ilie-; .!id not tinir_ 
 
 'll'.e li^t'i, "/"•■' 'Kaikcaiiie into tl'e ,M. add and 
 (lie I'tiloiKTS WiTe t'lried .ill ti>i;eiliir hctcre ilv f ( ' 
 
 / -e, exripr one Mm and the C.ihin h 'V, who were wlij otferid lo j.,,n with him; 
 r-'ire.nihi'. t""ivi'. 11 e /(.y-. .-fii- choir meot emlorhiin- ovtr ihr /'...■ ■. /; r.-jM; .■•, aniiti 
 |, ;r, aed went !■ .Market, wf.cre alter a gieai deal ol in loon ilter. Ali tin , tio:" /^m i'. 
 I i.ari'.p, vc^'iii .1.! lold. taiti Hill to fe-i Notrji,' It ), ;;.liiii, 
 
 ■( ;,, /;,'i ./. and la. *.ai| 1 uier wi r..' I'oni'l.t In the ni;f, I'ri/.v v.l.uh liai'pened aio. 
 fi ■ III •hn t. I . !m;ii ; /<-ii' //.', h. realon ril his Liiii'' lixtll ot /' /.».:» We i..'.'k a I'.uk 
 )||! .-.irr VI !• . i 1 ."1 ■■ ■ . 1 ', l)<,iil.!r:s, ili.it is, a! oi't lioai .,•:.. ,f, Ij.lcn with >ah : Vi'e toi k m, 
 1, i: , I'. i".,.SiiiMu I 1 !'s; In t peuuviri; tliar /< " i r Men, the iVi.itf, andtv.-'j mor<', and p' t leti 
 I A. ;ii.' v.. •i'' wei., il'ytotd linn ih.lt if he eoiild no: the ti'.o Iht.ti H-vy/M'd, and the i\' si I'l .■<;''t;.i.. , 
 pni.m I ', I'oiin.lsi.t ihe Lii^Ljl^ there toi Ills Kanfon'e, who weie iiit' ■: Confedcr.i.y.abo.ird tlie Pri?" ; b' i be- 
 l',. nil It li told I 1; h I p iiitu tlie I oiin'.ry. I evoinl all lore thev went alviani, /< w "..• aiUit d iheiti, that ht 
 I- il.l'i'ry of ev. r luinj;t.'/i. //■•i/./ »/.. arain. When tikfe v.o.dil attempt it that very Nigi.t or the next, and ihey 
 , 1 1>: .' 'I idiresweii I .i-nghuo Inni, ihi.h.ipp> .\ eideiit Itioiild Ice a light on a ci. rtaui | ait of the Ship if it went 
 vr.":i'hi h.-; V'.ipe : Cne iihi Ciw.li:. an l.iyj.ff.iii.'i, torvvaril. and ad\ is'd tie in to a, .pi.niit the I'l'l-'l' in luc 
 V.I I 1 isl'atni rv, lia.l Ioiii;ht llie i-:.\J'ir.y ol HiJ:t^. iJark with tin Uelign, and to lleer towiu'', ih.- '■,.,./,.• 
 aShi" lormeilv '.ikiii In ihel'irates, whi h .u this time Cialt ; fa ilie Ti.ifi/ beiiii: '.uildiei.., and in ai. piainti ,! 
 I,i\ i::;ri!':'. i m the Moiil.l, and h r win. h, they wanted wtll Sea AfTaits. 'tw.is -.o hird ni.'.tter to pi t r;ai Tti, '• 
 : 'nme tkilfiil Sader*. ; In iinderlfandiii!' /<.:■,<;(>,' j was to he upon them. I'iie Maite: cf I'.ie Bark, and the rclt 1 1" 
 liil.l, they I'oi'ght t .r him, and punhaled hiiii with two the new made Slaves, weie f.-on m.'.de a:vni.ii;;ttd w'tii 
 ol his. Men. th'" I'elign, and relolv d to aiiilf in u. 
 
 Ih- '.eventh of 7iii;(;.y the Ship was fitted i;p. and Next Morning the I'ri^e was out of i"iglr, wh;,li 
 ihe lame 'lay haled out Pt the Moiihl ; they had i :■ e.ill in.ade ti;c Captain Ihjrin and fiv^.ir ; lo %ii' ///i bene; 
 (i lis, ft .'/."' or I'k', nine /■.w;:../'3 Slaves, one aiiaid he iim;lii riturn in th.n hu'v. v to .'.;;■•, went 
 (■ri, .■■-"'.'", and tinr Ihllinde.', that weir Iree .Men ; dt wn into the Hold, and broiighi tl.c v'aptan word th.ii: 
 fur their f i'l'""' i^'l" y '''^'''W'Jofotli Soiildicrs, one an there w. is a groat deal of NVaterbele\'., ir...' tiiat t: did 
 )■:>■ /'. and till, otiier a hitj' l{i .•^.!.l\ '^olt: Haivinn not i ome to ihe Tump, I'ceai.fe the Ship W.1;, too far it'.ei 
 hr.ii.k'd lib wovkiiy under Hitches an.l other Symptoms , liie Head ; Ij Orders w>'u rivi n fi;r .]u.:m ;^ the Cables, 
 of Slave IV, !l' ill, "that 111' Ipokelo pubhekly of attempt- ( andbnnging four Guns alleiii : Aci.etJ,»: .,ly '-ve bi.iught 
 111" his I li'ir-y. a~ put luiii and the whole Company of ; i wool' them, with their Months rii'l:: biijre the I'l- 
 hiC fellow Slave., in danger ; howevei no great notice j tide, and 'twas cnneluded, tint <ve tliai J d he'.oc.g -o 
 w'.istaken o'it at liilf. j the Gun-room, ihoiild be all tlieic, and break np the 
 
 'Ihe I ".th of ./."/'i.-i' weeamc upwuh aPo//ic<;, whichjlower Deck; the £«;;,;//.' Slaves m the nii»!J!eDcck 
 't'lnlvrfilf .ilhoai to avoid Ms; upon that we ienr out 1 Ihcuid do the fame, and watcli llie Sct'ttc's. l{m,r:> 
 oiirBui!^, which li;-;htiiing the Ship by throwiiiij over- got as much I'owder of the Ci iincr as would prime tjicihe 5- 
 bca ur (^idiuiue, g'Ji hi. otf. K I^^rli'l^' Man of ' i'ieces ;and preteiuicdto the Captaiii,that topi't theShip'*" 'h: 
 W.u hid L. te lis iom| any iiiolf of the time we were out ; m order, all Hands mull work .11: il'c Pump ; while this "'•'''• 
 
 was doing, twoMatehco weic bcoupl.t.oac between tw v 
 Spcons, the other m a Can, h>r Stcre;. e, and immedi- 
 
 Uii.Ii bloke ill 
 
 Jul our Men and they qiiarrell'd fo about the duiding 
 llie Spoil f'f this S'lip, that the jV.an of V\'ar returned to 
 
 w.. 
 
 :t',id wc went out of the Strait's Mouth. We 1 ate I y one ol the (nins w.is dilcharg'i 
 
 • ' . - . . .- .^,^^,j 
 
 at a;.- 
 
 pui. i.mc I'li'k', -ind one /:>.:; ///.' Slave out of our Ship . pieces the B.ticle ; this node g.ithere.l ail oar Men toge- 
 abcud ib.e I'ri/e ; and here the 'J'j.ri;i miinned, as un-j ther, wlio clear d the Hold of 1 
 will. p.; 
 dce.ui 
 
 and r.r/;.' had 
 were ffrangely 
 
 iir 
 
 t.) go into till' A.'.ii- drai.v:..'.!, as they call the been lett below : TheT/o^jat tlie Po 
 ; but in the eonclnhon they referr'd it to their j lurpriz'd at ir, and endeavour'd what ;hey co'il;' to break 
 or i'" ."■'■', a liirt of Men much efteem'd anion;'. 
 
 v.hlhrm ; for no 'arge Veliel goes to Sea without one ; and 
 
 ' -i' wiieiithey are milie iViaii, he Divines every feeond or 
 
 thi'.ilNi^hc ; the Ciiemony lie .ded when 1 faw liiin at 
 
 li St.'. i.u'ration v.as ilnii. I'poii t'ae lightoftwogie.it 
 
 Shi; -, fear'd t" be two .'i/'/i'.-i'/'-' Men of War, a deep li- 
 
 in upon us; but we h.iving fei?'d ilie Powder, ficw miny 
 of them tiii.'-j' little fcoui holi j wi.ii tiv.'ir cwn .Mtit'kets ; 
 lo that at lall they cried lot mercy, aii.l were order d to 
 come down one by one ; I ut the Raj,e of cur Men waj 
 fo great, they kiUd lomcof tliemalter tb.ey ca'ne down, 
 which made a great many others leap into the Sea ; fo 
 
 ...emmanded 111 the Ship, after that, all the Com- > that of 45, we brougli: but the Cajtain and hvc more 
 ranv gives a gu a; Shriek ; llmieiimes the Sails ate all I into F.i.gl.n.J : Out Company onlilted of 14 and a 
 
 ' ■ ' ' I- -.1-- _r. .. I. .;. _ 1 _ :.. _ ( D-.. ''''■■■ Captain and moii of till 
 
 tcrwards iccoiicil'd to the Chriili.in rar.h. As loon a.i 
 all was over, John l{,-iwiiiis ;;ot all his Men to(;ether, and 
 
 t.,'ii.n m, 
 
 and peihaps pnfently after hniledout again, asj Boy. The Captain and moii of the .'(■/., i;,i(/..-.f were af- 
 il.e Cfaiiurii pvcfages: There arc alfo a Cutlas and two ^ ^ '"^ -- i-i - -1-. /^i. v, r- , « .- 
 
 .•\i tows laid on a Cidluoii, one for the iMk..', and the 
 
 liirfor the Chnlhan.s, and a Cmtlaxc then this wife 
 Man read.s, at.d fume one or other takes the two Arrows 
 ii; h's H.iiid oy their He.ids; if the Arrow for thcCVj./- 
 /'.ii;j eomisovii the Head of the Arrow for the Tur/;;, 
 It fotcte! , ihey II be taken ; if the Arrow for the Tuk.' 
 loirtsover tin I had ot il.e Arrinv tor theCi'.r;/?i.iw, then 
 iliee think themleUes lure of fucecCs. The Curtlaxc is 
 tiken ip by I *- hild or lome Perfonthat is a Stranger to 
 il'c ii;a tev, .iiid'iis ni'ich minded if it lie upon the fame 
 hie or II'). 'I'luy o'.^lerve I nn.iCRks too ; for the Coii- 
 lurcr v;rires dovni their Sayings m a Cook, gtovelijig 
 upon the Ciio'.md as if he wlufpci'd to the Devil. 
 
 gave praile to God for their worjerfil Deliverance : 
 the thiitecnth ol Srcbma;, wc got late to i',''mcuth. 
 
 The Baik of 'I'oi'i^v ( above-menti.iiied ' arrived at ,v:c.il.n/:.v' 
 Po./,i).cc in O'Hn'.i.'.' : They had all .ilong perl waded the ^ Si)) 
 lurk^s that they were goiiig to W.,.'), till they came in '''■/j^'''''" 
 fight of Ktr^l.iiu, which one of the Ti.i\j faid. he '''""' 
 was fure was not C.-h S. I'lm-iii' ; bur they bid him 
 go do'.vn and tiiin the Salt to Windward, and they 
 Ihoul'.l know mote to Moirox*, and a^ ioan as he and his 
 Cotiipanion.s were gone down, they nailed down the 
 Hatthes. 1 he I'urks that were thus made Prilbncrsjn ib,s 
 Baik, were broujht to lixctci. 
 
 
 >l>i 
 
 'hi 
 
 m%^ 
 
 B b b :5 
 
 C f i A F- 
 
572 
 
 V, :r I rtwi ll 0;ir tllf I 
 
 III 
 
 Chap. XVl. 
 
 A Colldlion of mat relates to Africa, in Mr. Gcorgc .Sandys 
 /;« Hillory ofthcpnjcnt State of the Turkiih Empire. 
 
 /U<i/i 
 
 R 
 
 Ifo.iei is now mhabitcJ by T.iri-, crjrwi 
 only ; iIk' Uw l'<' /;/i-«; ihit rcninin, who 
 :irc fr •r'; , r.ot k'nia I'lTiiiiiUil lo lUy m 
 the City at'uT .Siiii-ltt : Tlic Sul'iiil'i .iii.' 
 iirtcsly r.17'1. I've licnul lli.lt tlic Momiiiients, Statues, 
 .111.1 Infiipiic'Ms tormt-rly lii.'loiij.ini; to Uic Knif'.!vs ot 
 tin- Oukr, live .ill prclcrvM tiiiiiv bv the l'i«t{^', tlio'.c tx- 
 ii';-tiil wliuh tlic NV,ir ilauvyM : 'i'lic (; ,i,.,/ .Sm;«,w 
 
 ir..iiiit.iin< hvi.- rialUfs hill' _ . ... 
 
 W'c t'.uv no land till the tlur.'. Nii;!): .iftervvf lelti'l Hiopre.it l'eteiit.iii'«,//K//iii;> aiulCA' / 
 !{'•:>, "hen \vc liiuovei'd the C'oall of I: ■if, I'lit iluies.ibuiKliiiHeol lilli, ot a ilill'i ntit ll.,i 
 
 nor leflcnin weiRlit till the I7ih of .Thw, when ir nrf;w, 
 hiaiier as the River Iwills, ami lif;iiier .iniuii wJiui a 
 ili'< reafea : H> this they h.ivc an inlallilie k'li.nvh ,<).e ^i 
 the .Si.iie ut ilic Deliii^e, proeetiimg i.o iLiiiln li.)rii il^ 
 iii'iiUneli (if ihe Air, wliitli inereaiei e.tiy thing as n 
 iiuicifes 111 hiiniuluy. 
 
 In the I oih.iiii! I iih Years uC Clc«p.:t<.i, tlio Hi(l(4.,i|;i ? 
 Ill ihul'e tuiK's (ay the .\..V Iwell'il not, uliuli iJuuien-'-.^ 
 ey lor luo Yoaii injjellier, is. finl to Iian e |Tef.i>ieil ilie iM 
 
 '■•' " •■•' '"'•• ■ it,.:iorr(> 
 
 vO'J'lJr. 
 
 ni i,!,t: 
 
 Jiirlt net oimcii-p,h the Sluar th.it Night; next day wc jlity liom ours, whuh arc neither lo laioiiry i.or v\|„ I 
 entie.lthe M.ncMi.f .(. x :>i.ln\:, where we law a lata! jlonie. 
 
 Inli. nice cit the Vhifjfer.efs'if the llarhour ; for not two 'I here i.i! no Wine in (his Country, iKir do ilu- Inlu- 
 Nipht^ liefoie theNonh Winds beatinp full upon the bitantwlelireany. Tieis are very rare too, niil.fs itl,. 
 Moii'.h of ilie Port, drove tlic torcinolt .Ships fom their m Orchards, andali.itinp f ir the I'aliii trees which prow, 
 Anchors.whuli.'alhinpasjainil the rcU,funl(. all tor com- (in Delerts, .in.l wliiji ureiery ferviceahli: to them. {)[ 
 I .my, I'unp ij iiuuiiiiher. I tlieli; theie .ire Male ;ind hcinale, the I'l.'inale iiiehiunu 
 
 ■Ih'.-S'ilof r^y/isiiv-Tcdibly friiitfiil, l-einpfotmrrlylher tup to the Male, and inixini; liis .Seeds withlurs 
 '■ ' "• ' ' -■• ■•■-■"•■' -'■■- '•■-'•' einp eonta-.n'd in litt'e Ci ,1:;'. '1 lie /■:->/■ 
 
 
 repii:e.l theCiraiiary tf tlu: World; nay, 'tis laid, that 
 th.' \»;/i. linipirc could i.ot have fid'lilled, it not 
 a:lilledl.> the Plenty of K^^--. The chief Commodities 
 . f the Country aic Sugar, Fl.ax, Kice, and all lorts ot 
 Giain, Limien-e:o.ilh, Hides, Salt, Uuttarpo, and 
 C,i:lii. 
 
 ■Ml the Ridies of this pleniifiil Conntrv arc owmi^ m 
 thc.NV.: Four Miles below C:icii that River divides 
 i.'itotwoNavipaWe liraiuiics; the talk Braiiih runs into 
 the M,:litn>,v.r-)i\y n-miita; the other callciU'.tn /uj, 
 falls into the l.iine .Sea a little 1 clow H^frit.; making rt 
 the fell jartof ilie I-anda tn.iiijiidar llland, call'd from 
 itsih.ipe ;)..'f,i: The fivlh Water keeping topctlicr, and 
 chinpinp the cdoiirof theS.ih t'ui a greater diltan.c from 
 tiie .Shoar thin can lie dilcemcl. Iwo other Branches, 
 win h are very llullow, run between tlicfe, belides I'e 
 \rr.il CanaK .ill anUicially, which are no linail advaii- 
 t.it-eioiheCoiinirv. t)t the iLven Kranciies nientionei! 
 by /;.v .^.m, and nine by /'.• c >■>, iluie arc alll could 
 hear of. Nor is it a thir.i- Itranpe, that the Chanii. I of 
 a kivcrli.or.ld !-e choak d lin fy preat >]uartitics ot (, ra- 
 id or liic like. The moll imaccomu.il !e th.np is the 
 fweliin^ of tins Ruer, conlidcnrp that Ka n never lal- 
 eih herebii:iiiWinter,and eventh-'nbut leldom.The o'.cr- 
 r.Uj.isflowinp of [liis Stieam .tikI Waiers, inri.hcs the C.r. uml. 
 
 hoth I 
 
 take Ironi thence tl 
 icfeinMes in talle, 
 
 OlLhl.. .\.,( 
 
 lit i^'Vni 
 ii.ct ihc 
 ■..ii:ry. 
 
 fo ihactliey do not Inid ihc ivaiit of Ram ; and it con- 
 ftantly obrervcs the fame Scafm, besinninpto nie on the 
 fevciueeiith of jiinc every Year, and moiiminp I y de- 
 grees Ibmetmics 14 Cu'Ais, which is the very highcli : It 
 fwelfd this Yen ,it C.n'.o ij. 
 
 About two Miles above the City, at the end of 0.' 
 C.ii'i •, in the I'cginnin;-; of An;-,/'-, they cut the Panks to 
 Jet it out. The ix-.jhfM is always prcfmt at tins Ceremo- 
 ny, an.l piees the firll Itrokc, accompanied with preat 
 lunnl-ersi.f I'ei plein Calkys and Pargcs, rc|Oicingaiid 
 fcaliinp for foveral days. At their reti'rn ihey aie met 
 liy the IVcpIc out ot the City, whu Itrcw their Heads 
 V. ith flowers, ac the welrome rore-n'nners ot wh.it the) 
 hive Inn; willul. The I'lenty or Scarcity of evcr\ 
 thi.pbcais proportion to the prenrer it l.lfei fweliitu; 
 of thcKi'.cr; for the Country is findy, and of it felt 
 not lit to prodiicc any thinp; and 'tis by this Inundation 
 th.u i: 1.. nian.ned as well as watered, the W.itei 
 Jcaiinp ,! preat deal of Slime and other Stuff behind it, 
 whicli fi-tjn.., the Groii:id. 'Tis remarkable too, tiut it 
 the r'I;,p.:e rape in r,;.' \ it ccalis the tirll day of the 
 F.'o.-.d, e en tho' ','■< .iicd of it but the day before. "J is 
 no woiK'.er then, ll.at an ipnorant lupcrllit.ous People 
 fornierl. .idcr'il this Riccr under tlic name of OJ'tn<, 
 •\K-eihc,r c)\efl f.iman; fKiie.its fioiii it. Its a |Tct- 
 IV ln''i; iv'i !i li.e Water'si p. t(» fee the Towns Iciok like 
 d iir.:'i;V i.l.ni '. , mid lions palling and repalling between 
 
 ■ , . , • .'Ui: 
 
 very caretui to I. w thcle See.:, 111 the Spriiip. 'i In.. );.. 
 ir.ile only IS friiiitiil, and not fo unlefs ii "proivs bv a 
 Male. 'Theit Dates are not lij-e till ab. in the eiui if 
 D.wiri cr. T hey oycu the lops i,\ lluh a.s aie 1 arrcii,3m| 
 
 uhi'e I'lrli, wliKJi ibev fell, .h'kI ,/'■'"■■ 
 . 'lit far cx.ceds an Artichoke. Of's'^x' 
 ilieBnn.hes the; n.ake lleJPei'ds, Lattices; andcfili- 
 \^'cli of the Leaves, Mats, I-.m:;, Dalkcts, Ci. ot -i," 
 "utw.na Hulk of ilie Cod, pood Cird.ipe; of the inner 
 Hrii.lics, fjTc. .ill wh;cli they t.ike olf vearlv, widimt 
 dam.ipe to the Tree, lly this Trecihev always ie| :v- 
 lenteil a M 111 ; tor ili.it it timihties by Ci iiioii. h.is a 
 Ih.iiii like I'lth in the uppei pan, Stiinps like I l.nrs ,;i 
 'he top, BimucIk's extended like Mand.s, and Dates like 
 I'llipers, They have ii.ipieat quiniity of Weed, biir 
 Vet eiiouph for their ufe, tor ihey eat lutle Flelli. l-'u,;: 
 ( heefe, foiire Milk made fdul, Ronts, I'ruits, ;ir..i ' 
 
 eris, ilpccially (V.,-7/;.;, fumeily called the i;-i.--,'„' '■' 
 fl ■■«, beinp their cleel tiillcii.ince. I'liey bake ti .. r 
 Rread on the 1 learili, mixiiip ii /.•/..i.-r .Sec.ls with it. 
 (•'ol.l they're Stranpcis to, tiie Rclir.e of l'.ilii,-i.i-,. 
 Sii;ar-(;:ines, and the like, furiiilli,iip f (fuunt I'uel I' r 
 their Occations. lo'-iipners that h.ivc nioic ufe 
 
 \V| 
 
 .1) ill 
 
 Ii.' K, 
 
 . V i> rctii d within its bounds, their 
 V. iii.h is done witho'U Tillinp, o.ily 
 
 '•.V ;ip !o.li-\es 
 
 . i.jwi'iM' tnc cji.i: 1 oil the Mud, and Kice on the Wa 
 ter. Tiiiii:.xp..ii;iii.i.t li.ii I ceil ttied there ; t.ike loine 
 
 '■ewe!, buy W. od by ueipht, a> it is brouplit liiihet by 
 Sea, and ilie (lalci lis of tV'^/.n./.'i.rfi • po "to the 1 i.ick 
 Sea lor Tinilicr before ihey beuin iliiir Vo\.^^eto .1 .. 
 I niuli u,t pals by tlie i'c./;'i Reed-, whidi pri.w i:; t:.,- 
 Marihcs of /;■;;>/•(•, u Inch they m;ide I'lper of ;' iliUe uvicl'r 
 c.illd I'.i.'Y (/,■, whence the Word I'apcr took ito ri.c. 
 1 hey divide it intn HI ikes, into which it n.itiiralh • .in,, 
 then l.iyinp them on a 1 able, nioilien them wi ii ihe 
 •-'liitiiioiis Water of the River, lo |irefs them topedicr, 
 and dry them in th': Sun. 
 
 l-^-f iMiow poveiii'd by a 7).i/.Miv, who h,?s h;, Re-v; c 
 lidenceatC'.io,. ; imdci him arc 16 .'■'.i' ;;;'/:.<,■., and |. :;■.•:; '. 
 Spni'eii. 'J he K. venue of this Couniry airoi nt'iii; I'l ■' ' 
 •^cocooo ol S .:ri'i -s, \ht:<i'riid .V |;«|.. la^ cut ot' rii.it,' ,'' 
 looccco; .tooco.- ofMliichii 1 lid our in S'lpat and I\;ce, 
 and lent to C.^nj!.":!iii-/ r.the tell beinp li nt . v'ei 1 aiiJ w itli 
 1 (I'nard of or" Souldieis : 'I he Acotul M.dion isfpcnt in 
 p.uint'.ofDfficeriCiuland. .\l.li'ai),ardiii.like,.isall<)in 
 tl tiiy (lit the \ early Caiawin 10 Ai'.cv.t : The tir'il Mil- 
 ium is for the Suppoit of hmdelf an.l his Aiiendanis : 
 I'nt this IS lliort 01 what it was in the Keijnof /.:ic:t:, 
 who 'tis laid iMifedtcen iMillirns and a half of Crowns; 
 and the Proi lent l{'mtii s perhaps made yet n.oicof it. 
 
 'Ihepnlert ?>'.i'/.i is (all d .\ .':(■»; cf ; he is a pretty .,.„ ^ . . 
 Man, well Itricki 11 i;i Years, an.l of a ft!ff ine\or.iblc,»r .1 
 tcnipir. At Ills tirit c. mine, he i lit otl i!ie Heads off'ii"' 
 4c. (1 .V,M/.-., tor havinp .-. nmiitrc I pic;ii Ouir.iucs; 
 fncli a', bore too iniich I'wMv, he lent to ('< .: :i!iii.'U- ; 
 aii.lfi'Ji as would not en, \v; ilr.ii'pjed. n a'r.inp n't' ot 
 the .luui.u.s (whojiiHIy li.uod the o-licis, in ill his I'sc- 
 cutions. If a 1 luif cfapes, they ih;i' iicre appoiiileJ 
 to piiard that iinartcr win 11 the Crini.' w.is e. iin; uieil, 
 lilltirli.r limi ;fnv ihiTle.ilon the\ ol'icn Ici/e tlu Inr.Onent ' 
 
 of the i; .111 linear the K;\c!, and u will neither iiicicale' to deliver thciiili.ln.s. i Imr Pt.i;l!:n:i lu isthi! 
 
 m^ 
 
 : llicy 
 llrctcii 
 
'V'} 
 
 mpirc. 
 
 '.f, wIk-11 If ^rrv. 
 icr a^aiii ul.ui ii 
 iHc Kll>)\vlv;'j;c <.| 
 .0 iliiiilit fiom iht 
 tnciy ihiiig as ii 
 
 •t<-', tin- Hiflt-Kac^r 
 
 , ull.ill UllMCl;-' 
 
 u- |-uT.i^v.ililici,,:| 
 : j.itij. Ii.tlfo jri . 
 m fl'.aiiL- .iiij i]u:i. 
 .iviniry i.or uln ! 
 
 ■, nor ill) ihu Inb- 
 L' too, Villi. Is it 1 c 
 -iri'i's wIikIi );roiv ,,.. 
 al'lcto tliciii. ()i 
 I-iMiialc iiuliiiin^ 
 IS Sixils with lurs, 
 
 I Ik- l'.-\jiA}.i arc 
 Spriiii'.. 'lln.' \\- 
 fs ii prows liv a 
 
 II a'f.riu tlio cmi . 1' 
 as, lie l'arrci\,anil, 
 
 h ilicv fell, aii>l \:':2' 
 in Arii^jliokf. Ofs.x 
 itticcs ; aildiiftli.' 
 t'kcis, C. lit ;i.,; 
 ij;c ; ol till' iiiiwr, 
 yc.irlv, wr.li.nt 
 licy always ri'| ■:;. 
 ')' C'llioii, has a 
 igs liki' 1 lair^ I'll 
 p, aiul l)a!(s likf 
 
 |lV of Willi. I'Ut 
 
 L- FK-lli. l-'m;: 
 i. I'niits, iii'.J ' ^ _ 
 i\l ilic J-.':,i.*'.V;i 
 luy l\i!ve tiio'r 
 .Sic.ls with it. 
 
 of I'jIil.-tTC.S, 
 
 ikKiit I'ucl fr 
 iv.oic 11 f>: liir 
 irinii'ji: liiiiu'i ty 
 1 lo the ', i.K-k 
 '.n.i^fio .1 .. 
 kh i'li.w :;; \'..: 
 I'l ; I lull.' V.il;:i'i|:'. 
 
 r look iij n.c. 
 1 .uiirall; |-.irii, 
 lik'iii wi ii tilt' 
 
 iIk'111 tnl',l.;lnt, 
 
 ho li;ts lis Kc-T, I. 
 ■.k\ and icc'-Tc'i ■ 
 airoi Mi'iii! I''' ',i,"'^ 
 n^ tilt 01 rii.it I ., 
 .S'lpai anil l\;ic, 
 1'- vi! I ;;iiil with 
 'i,!l'.on isfri-nt Ml 
 li -r.ki' .is.iiioiii 
 li.oilr'ilMil- 
 liis Atii-iiilanis ; 
 1 ii n I't /.';; o'».'. 
 In:; of I'nnvns ; 
 I' M ; iv.ou'ol it. 
 I;c is a r''"'Vi :,,£/.. 
 SOS ilioxc.r.lbk' i;«.'-i 
 It till- 1-lcaJs of] ''••'■• 
 riiiMt Outr.ii;cs; 
 I.: : I'ltii. J !■■■ ; 
 !■ a'.iii[! u'l' ot 
 . Ill -ill his I'sc- 
 Wvio appoiiiltJ 
 w.is I'' mil KtCil, 
 vi/i-ilu liir.o, cut ' 
 111 is thus : Ihcy 
 Ihiuh 
 
 .h.ip. 
 
 XVJ ^Wr. George iandys /m Hijlory oj .Africa. 
 
 373 
 
 I rtrctilin i! ilic CDiiilemi'il Cnminnl's Arms upoit .Smvcs, 
 ' ainlKsrc H lis iiithnr Aims in wliii li (.'aiuilcs aif pur, 
 ; ihirl'lirn .! iivn t.itlii'l'r.Mli.nti I iiiihis mamirt .inth.y Icii 
 iliro'llv C'lrv m llu' pkui-nf 1 xciuiaii. Others arc lltaM 
 ,i';ip, .init I iiiimii' l.viiic for I'l'ini' tiiiii', iinlils the Kxc 
 .iii.nn.'r takes iitf till' Skin of th.- NavtI. niiiiiktii- 
 ii.l^N iliatli, ami all ntlur nifor.lirs arc fi iiuiowli 
 iiiikci! into, liiai I rhiii'; I iiovi't f.wv lo fiw in firli a 
 iiiu'ii iilrof IV-fli'. Hi' .Si verity has fot him fii li iH- 
 ivill, ihiii f r a Yi-ar bcHiri! we laine to i.Vt/ir, Ik hail 
 ilai' liiiiif-'lf m' .11 lii.' C.ilKc: llnivrViT, the (...o,./ 
 Sit,' hk.s his Coilli'H fo w.'ll, that to ilo hiiii thi 
 ■ ircHoii' or, lie t'.y linil lii.s Daiii'httr (a (. Iilil I'l 
 .i;.iiK tijii- Yiari d xyi-j in iinrriai-'e, whuli was y<..- 
 •, iin'.l ivitli apteat ili'.il of I'creino'iv. Another tliiiir 
 ii Ici.vnnicn.ioil, is, III- will fi-ai.e liitl'er a i : lilhn tip 
 t rii Ad" ""■■■■'", whiihpro.'ir.ls either out ot ilillikc to 
 liiso.vii KeliRinn, or fnfpH ii n th.it fiieli t'oiiverts pc- 
 iioiMlly ihaii.'ei'iit of a liiiilUr worldly Deligti, r.itlier 
 tliiii any re.il C'oiiviCfioii. 
 
 The Mro' < make up the (;re.il>'lt' pitf of the In'uUtaii'i 
 i.f /; r.v : llie IViiji ,Tid I ■:vi live only in C'liii'S. Here 
 ,irf '■(■I). >>'" ei>oii(;li, an 1 not a few V. oocj : Ol "'' i' .■- 
 ,l^/J ihcNati\c (."n//.;; aie tlieiiii'ltj there are alfo fjine 
 i; ,' t:<, ni.l ,i few /lir-un : 
 The /jP.'Vji/ M-s at: defended of the //Mtiitni, 
 ■' aiii I'l'.'.'k t!-.c fame I.anjjuan^ : Tliev arc Men of i iiv-mii 
 llaturc, and tawny {'onip'rexinii. veiy lean, llm'l ton-! 
 i;iid, I'.mU looted, r.iil stry i'ldnlli-iniis -. ilio' they are j 
 
 n.itri'itous they are irine of tlul'.'ll Hiillnii.ls of iheir I have a laruyto p.o then to iiy their ivme-. 'I'h.ri. 
 Moil. As for tlieir Relipion, tliyar,: mire devinit iMiilfunie LhMri-lulM.T.', Iniili liy /(;/", the Mutlier 
 Mi,™n"M«; than the '/'.(. .';^i t!i ■iiidlve 
 liivrii 1"';. 'I'liey have no f ,li ihiiv.; 
 
 Ive-: Learniiin they i (-' >»._/.'. 
 
 Boys feparatcd from the reft of the People, in the fam« 
 habit. They liiiR molt I.f the I'l.il iis ot /r:..j acevity 
 Meeiiii;^, with levcral Pinions of the (Jl.i an.l New 
 Tellanieiit, the latter aj wutlen liy Na m ,/ i, part in 
 ihe Ci/).' i,'> 1 anp,iia:',e, wlnji lew of liieiii iiifnltaiid, 
 liiitniollof it liitli'i- A|.y>... The Priclt and IVople 
 often join III a (Iraiijfe Saiai'.r noife, vvhu li to ine lecn'd 
 mi to lie Ameiiiaa- ; .ind row tinJ then the I'riell lili» 
 lip .1 r.il Cloth, nil. ler w hull I fupinfr was the Sa, t.v 
 iiient, which they adiiiinilkir in U ili kiiivls, .iiid •••ve it 
 'o Infant:; as fooii ;is rh'-y are laj'tizd. 'Jlvy haieolir 
 Sav.onr and the blellld Viij'.iii p Clnr'd in their Chnrthd, 
 init not ovei their Altars, nor tould 1 ptueive that iliey 
 Wiirlliipped hini in the lealt. 
 
 I'hey prelerve in ChelH, the .^llicj of fii li ai havf 
 riirii'd M.ti omei.tKi, iiiid lor re, .iiltiiif* a,;aill, haie f itfec'd 
 MartirJonie; at their Hirraiice they kils tftir I laiils, 
 and liv 'eiii over one anrthcr : The WoT.eii (it in pra'ed 
 (ii'l.riev, ifilliii:l fi 111 the Mi'n : l::;tic.i:ii I'nition, 
 I'liyers fur ilie Dead, an 1 Piigatory, they d:f !!i w, 
 •nui hold the /(»«;■ (Jiureh tolie Heretxa! : they re'ciit 
 all (trii-.Tal Coiiiiri!s linec lint at '/> /i.i. Ye- ilie In- 
 diidry of the Friats has fed ii'd many of tli'tii to Po- 
 pery, haviiii', their Ser\ ee and 111 le Kn: 'liemiii the 
 •Ir.-huh^ Toiiiiiie. Their Patriaieh.tliu' eall'd ilieP.ittiaieh 
 ot ,//,.v !»/.//>, relides ill f.'-o . Si< davs | nntiev up 'he 
 Ri'er.i'iovc I'l,'.., they lu i. a pr.-.ii O.ty lallM si;,:, , 
 where C.i-.',.' .uid Ins Motliei arc laid to liive llaiJ nil I'le , ■. 
 ilci:hof //"(i./. When they pi..u old, they rinedl y '■ " 
 
 .I 
 ot' 
 
 V-: y\ 
 
 1 H ».J. 
 
 In I em tiiey never eat bv day, exiept S i- 
 
 as Nobility, few ^ ■'i"./.i»j and Sini.l.ty . They war round Cacs, I'oweln 
 l' them oeini4 ad'oitud ether to the .Mapillra-y, or fo j ai'nm ilic r Nt ks and (jow'-s \utli wiile Si'evis of 
 iiiuli IS to beSoiildieis, oreven to wear a Weapon in a'Cltiaih, and liijh'et Siiilf-.. Tin y live in more fii'.ije.'li- 
 |iu:i. Tin it Merchant., w\re rich foimerly, when the Ion til iti the \(o)', and pay yearly a ei rtain tiibnie by 
 /,„■)/ W.ircs pi ;'s'd duo' this CJiuntrv, Their Haliii is ; way ol Poll, tothe /(,•(/.■: Thev retainthe Viees of their 
 mull l!ic lame with the Tii'k.', lonie few excepted, wlio| ■'\lKeltnrs tlio' iniati|naiiueii well their I'xeellencies : 
 ra.iiitli.' old ("larb, ii'i;. a iide C'oat of l.innen girt toi tliofe ih.it pr. fcis Magick now are but Jnvli-s to t'leiii 
 iluirWalies. and a Towel of the fame Clotli thrown j of old. 
 
 o'.ortlic.r Neeks : .Some of the Kr^-iej wear Velis like The Lake Afcrrc'r, made formerly another I iav en to „ 
 S.rp'i' is : ilie pooiell of them wear (iiriiients of H.iir ■■llcx.in i,i.i^ by wlili h the /-■■.f.o; Coiinii i.lities, and 
 llfi-ak'd black an 1 white, and m the Winter Iide Coats thofe of /h.U'in, and the rp-!iiid Pairs of y;:;>.'/, were 
 (li'Cofoii. The i'iT.;a!sdo by ft 'i'.iiig and druniiiung, jbroeplr. down by the hvlp of Cbaiineli, now quite 
 bitli set Charity, and make ilieaili'lves nvriy. r'iiu'd: It was joufd alfo by a nariou- Ciir to another 
 
 Ci.eat iniiiibcrs of die. n are aillicfcd with fore Eyes, leller Lake reaier the Sea, which ai tl.ii time .iif.rds 
 ocialioiied either by the Ri deillieiiof the Heat, the fall plenty of Si'tpetrr. ISetwecn 'be Idler Lake a:ui the 
 ilull of the Soil, or excels ol' Veniry. The Pox isa com- , t'lty, is a ('liiniiel, from wli -nc: dnriiii; the Pclupeof 
 iriii Dil'emper an.onii them. The Women whin they the \ .-, Water is c.^nvcy'd by Coiidu.is int.. large 
 .'.lal-road, are wrapt lioiii j-bad lo boot iii l.iiiiien, : Cifterns, .niid pre'.erv'd till the next Orlue.e : t'ns is iiii 
 I Tca.lniijdv.'ir Arms lui.lerne.itluo I'eeiii the more bulky ; occ.ilioii ot iir . h Si 'lOcfc in iSiiniiir. r time, 'i Iks (.,i-.y 
 .:a.! ninlt of tlicm are pietty fit, whi,:h iliey feck to pro- lis all built upon Vaults, fupponed with earicd I'lllais, 
 r.r,teby frequent in;.- ilie ]ir.y»i's, and iilini; a paiticnlarilnii .! with Stone : Hut at prcfeet 'tis lery ruinous, only 
 iJ.c: for that purpoi'e : Tb.-y over their baces with black |l!ie Wall- ar'- ltd'. Itarduv,;, which 'tisl.ftd ;'■•.■ e;il' und'- 
 Lyprcl\ with red Spo's : tli.ir under (larnients arc ol ed, and adorn'd with oS I'lUier* v.liieli arc rtther (ht. - 
 hlitcr S-.cif than thof- ol the IVi V, but of the fime |ly thin droiv', it'coi.paiM will ti.e iiio iern I'lnhca- 
 Uihioii. TheLeitcr fit wear HoopsofCi lid an I Silver. lions. .Al'icr this Ton n \ei.s ,uilr,r ed iy the .s ; .- .j,.t, 
 il'Oiit the r Aims and Allies; the others have C. ppei | ii l.iy waliea Ion;; tune, t;ll a .Mr ■■;;■■■ f'rieli prop'ii - 
 
 iias In i li! rebuild and in- 
 
 '\: 
 
 Heps, with pieces of C^ou) eovenng ha'f their bore-i> vmi; prear aJvaiitapcs to !• 
 
 hcaib, and Plates about; iheii Neiks, "d-. They co'oiir liabir ii. I'eop'i- iloA',! to;,, h was .itierward. 
 
 prickinii the Skill, .iiid r,ibbini; it with Ink, i liroved by iIl-Co /■.•.-, .'■' . i '■, and 1-/. ( ";, who a ■. iic 
 
 of an Herb which iieuT wears out, and I 'he time that /.cii';i the f nir;'! w;n enlarp.-d by tin,- .s",, - 
 
 — '■•■ ' ■■■ ' '■■"'■• ' ■' ' ■ ' ', f 'rpri.'d and loadea j;rea;ll;iiii)hicr ;.i i: ; bi" h Mr- 
 
 iliomt'cb 
 iJiiike Spots. 'They ha\ci]iiick aii.icaly 1 al 
 
 I'liiii.ai-. us'd to have rwooi three at a birth : iluir Chil- in,!' ot the S'»///:;.'s Approaeii to re Kve it, they I u lit and 
 
 li'i-niive, tho born in the eighth Month, T liey li;i\e a 
 P. ant ii'arM'cij/e, which if put in Water in a Conier 
 ".;' ;'.ic K.oiin, they fanry procures ea'.'y Deliveries. 'I'he 
 Cu;intry Veo'i'le follow Hulbaiidiy ; liicir Oiefs is only 
 1 Riiiftt M.intle : the Women have little iti'-Te, and bide 
 tlii'ii Kaces with iiafly Clouts, with Pec|i-holes fir the 
 Kyis, which is a little too much to be leeii iinicfsthey 
 'vete .Uanlier : the Men have foioe w hatupon their! leads 
 todcfend ihe';r Pirailis from the 1 1. at. 'ibis People is 
 "■riainly nntchlefs tor Nail mel's, as bein-; crulKd with 
 ilirr. aiul Itmkiiig with Imoak ; for their Hoiifes peucral- 
 ly have no Chimne-.s. 
 
 The Crvt'i-i are the true F.^tptians, fo call'd ixmnCoftus. 
 v\ aii.-ie;,c City a little below, on that tide of the Ri- 
 iir where ]',•/,■< Itood ag.iinlt the llland V ^-icrita. 
 Thefc aicC.'i.'/l/<;>o, tho' CircuiiH';s'd. which they an 
 11' v.- ajli.iai'd ot', preten.liiip f^r their excule, tb,it the 
 ■V; 1 / fir.e them lo it in the Country ; an I indeed in 
 Towns 'tis not ufed by them. 'Tho' in (eveial ;h,n;;s 
 ;!k-v arc Heretic .li, yet tl| 'y own the DiMiiity of our 
 S.un-ur.ii,vwitli(t.indlnn thciroililTeneisaboiii bisha\ iiip 
 b": (iicN,uuie, :'.\- Tliei'' Cdiildreii are n t baptized 
 t.,1 th.-y are f irty davs old. .\fter Mid-night on s«» - 
 "'■•', ill y po to rhnrch, and Hay thetctill S/o/.i-o m 
 No' n, f rporiiiv; tliemfdves all ilie time with Criitrhi s 
 Ti'.c Prii'H is veil d ill I.iiincii, and has two or three 
 
 (■frit. The .?«,'.-.o; repair I the M'.ibs. an.! bii.lt the 
 Catile that liands on the i' 1.1 (w m defcifl tlic Hivcn, 
 .Old brought it ii tlic coiili-ionit isn;)',viii. .ScvcimI 
 liipli Hills are made of th; Ri.ins. b ir n.j • )ur:,i is iuU 
 fcr'd to mount thcin, lc:l tiiey ;ii )uld take in cxacl Stir- 
 vey of the Town; in thcfe places, efjiecially aficr a 
 Showcrof Rain, are i;eip,!eiirly f iiu.l ricii Ston.'s and 
 Medals, rnpra\eii with ilie figure of tileir Go.'s and 
 Men, ciir with liiji art, rli.n what is now don,- of that 
 kind, looks I ke buiigl.ng Counte'teit-j tutiiem. On the 
 top of one of th. Mil, llamh a W.uch-t 'Wci, where th.re 
 IS a i-oiill,;nrScntry t.i give noiice of Slwpj when they 
 appe.ir in light. Here are not ni.iiiy Anii.juitics Icl'r, 
 oify a Hicroglyphical O! e'ilk o( V.-cl:-.; Marble, .ilmolf 
 as hard as l'.-.-/i , but of a dcpcr red, and Ipecklcd 
 ilike: th 'y call it ."'<■,, 's Needle, and it li.m.ls' whore 
 ihePaliiceot ./I'-v.e./v.'rt once liood : There is anoTier.v 
 hard bv it. and like it, hi f biiried in Ru'L'bilh. Witli- 
 oui the Walis on ihe South vi-ch li 'e ( f the C;ry (tands 
 1 C!!oluinn ot tlie tame Maible, all of eaie Stone, 86 
 "limshij'h aitd ;o round, a i.ilm being nine Inches 
 inJ a hall, :i.-.- rd np r . the ','••/■;( i ■ Meatiirc ; I menti- 
 11 that Meainre, becaui'.. the Dimenfons were tak ai by 
 one ol'lh.it: Couutrc bir " \\.i '>..-i,' ■. 1' is p'aeed hpcii a 
 'ipaare Cubi 
 
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 and whe h is very old, not ii.-ilf fi iarre 
 
 ll 
 
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 m 
 
 li ib.e Poo: of the Pillar,calldby the A'nlt.vis H:ni.J.cfl r 
 
 tlut 
 
374 ^^- CjeorgC Sandys hn Hi/iotyoj Africa. 
 
 Lib.7; 
 
 ilmt i<, i'>f(e:uiiwcft''Ai.il'ii-»i. '1 hcv till V'li ''"'• 
 ral)lo (it'll I (h.it oiif f)f llu' I'lK.cmiei iTciihd \\\i\ V.Wm 
 af tiv riHilt cNtrciiii IV'int nt llu Hniii, n) ilcti ii.l \\\v 
 t.'ity tM.iii I'tinn iiiHiliid l>y ■''fi. Ii.(vm|! put ,i M.inual 
 lilul-.i't V I'l at llir t(i|', will, li if iiti. mVci J, wmilil 
 liu' \i\\ Mi,;>iliii i'.if>\l I y II ; I'lii I'l'iiii; tlirrim il,i\vn 
 l:v ilM'ti, It Kill It! I'lnvvr, ami iIutmiimm ilicy trv'Cki.>l 
 till- C'oImiiii; 111 rhuplui'. Amniii; ihc VN'tlUrn Cl-iih- 
 "::;•, V I. ii-. ill.' N.iini' .it iho I'ln.it nf (' Mfr, lliiil in 
 K lit 1 |. !'■ 11' I'V ( ,., !■ inMicimivil h.« .Sii.'iiha jaiiilk 
 I'll . Ih l''.i!i,iiih (if .' 1 li.i . ilwi.i Hi'iilViiiTi', 
 • 11 '111. it li 11 ii, \s'.u;\' i!.i liySt. M -k. ili.'ir tint 
 I' • Mill M.ir'vf W.1'. liiirii J, hIui n the iliv-. of I', i- 
 1 . . V. I .'l.*ii..;'U' ,ll'n;; \: I'll A l{..i\v ..{• >nt lii.s Nc k, to 
 I'l Jil.l I .I'lil ./«|ii''.'i. :i!i.l lluri' hiiiiH'J. nil. lioiir* 
 V'l'rr.i t m i s ti'iiiiM.l I" Cr.',-, lu' Imiii; tlif .Saint 
 .. ;,t l'i;i.iiit iliii I 111. l!i x' If iiiiw two I'atii- 
 I Iv, • :ii 1 t tlu' '■' ■'■^, li^i' 1 :li' r ' I' ilu' t' ■ •n:iiri\, 
 \Mi 1 i> I i- ii'iivirui I'.iMi r Milt;." i ■ i aiil .//iiffiiif. 
 I ,. N.n.i. .i! i!u' f'lilrii! Piiii-rill I't' liii; i.i.vJ,';, i, 
 (■ , .i\l.;io; .ipi"..u'.l \ iuii. a.ul I caiiiiiif,, .mil a 
 I • nil ii.'tii'iiu.l Kiliu'i-i I !<• mU'iI t'l fiv iliir 
 I .■ P, till", cs Ktwi-i'ii ■ . .111.1 •..'- I' .' i' arr I'lr biuHs 
 li.!i ;::i ..• .•;, Ui-iiifM'. .wiM Uu'.il ana iIil- l'a|nlls, 'I he 
 I uiM-.i..', li \v llaiu!i".> arc Iv.it imaii .nul tew, rrri.'h'il 
 1 '. • :i- Hi.'r.. urrr.i- (..nil. r ; \'v\: parti.t ili Ci!\ wliiJi 
 1 •■' . .u ;. Sli.M'. IV iiiii.il iti'il ; ihi- uU is .li'liilati,' ; ilic 
 V ' . 1. ,;!ni It iMia.lr.iii); 'lav. Tiify haxf tinir (iairs, 
 ■ . • : •.\l iji I..1S hi ilic Si.e, aiio'.lici-to ."".iv/i, the 
 1 •.. '11 •■L I l..:.ii:. lit' ii.;;--!:.', and tiic tbiirtli opens lo 
 t:, llii.ri. 
 
 I : I. i'l'ii ii inhi'iiliil 1-y M'"--, l':i k.', 7'"''. ^"/^'c•, 
 Mill J,', , iiiiirc InrMcr.-hanlizc ; for "lis .1 free Port 
 t 
 
 .iiiifnimiij! a qiiaili.ini^lc with n, aiulari hM iinjin^,,,!, 
 I II liri'iiecl ilit'lc we iiltnl, ii.akiii}' uiir Tau!, i ii,., 
 till l>ii||tcr«, the .Stems hiiiiji i.ir Heil<. In Im |, r,' „.,,, 
 !■ thel'c 'tisiif'ii.il 111 iinUia.l tin- Cmn'lv aiui tf. iifini, 
 ii'iili Men and IValLs a«litMi)i, thete le.m l lu,in'li,i,.vi., 
 in.; Violin, e. CiiMiit; a 'I mie luv Oil, ive li-. 1. iw.itj 
 i;;.iin al-oiit Miiiiiit'lu, hnxiiiii nut lute with a rn.it 
 dialut Conipain, vlio w. r. ' tiu.il jii.| le'ul .if, ti .id- 
 liiiji «iih 'li.ir Matilies liil.ied, in „ puUiire in i, , ,,, 
 am C'. . 'li.; A.'i • 1 tij Keep iheinlelei-- awake u.,, 
 tell 5u.ia > . 'V .Tliiiiidn.l tune i.\u lly iln, u v ., 
 e.iiii, w." 11'.. ;iil h. lie pail till. (.';;/ I , lin il.r ,!,i,i'n,., 
 ul'llie N. . , v.is.l lis. 
 
 Kcepinc .i.niij; tlie Micar, .iinl f rnni;! a lililfdiju. 
 
 I Riiijir-h.iiiil, lii I'ljie day we etitinl /<.//.-, lepiuiipi, 
 
 i a t.'ave be!i)tai,;i.)', lo tile 1 ..imV, wliete the (..li hiiir-' 
 
 I taiiaiieiit we eoiild p.ei, wa< a inill^ ami dalkd'Kiinii- 
 
 Kf^om, and theiu!" Iiiiilonie I'li.orto Iv upon. 
 
 I 'Ill's City Itaii.l. n|on the pin ipil liianih (I' th, 
 
 I .V/.' . P niieily will'd C..i:.fiii. i It dili(iiti;cs it fiii i,„^' 
 
 the Se.i .iloiit llsue Miles lower. The tiirrari.e k 
 
 cicfsM wuh a l<ar fit >an.l, wluJi I'l'fis accordnip loi!. 
 
 V^'iiiil., and heat iiR ct" the Surii'-i; t.ir iilii h raio,, 
 
 the yci: in that tiafs over, are iii.'ide wiilu^iii Ku'l<, K. 
 
 inR round and tlat horromd. A Pil 'tot the linvn' u, 
 
 iiiiiiev loiiik'.iii!; there all day, by whrfi' Durfti; 
 
 the-, enter, and that lo ne.ir liiiii, iliat mie Uipi out i- 
 
 lile IMi.i's boat into tin- otli-.r, to rerei\e I'lU.tJije, an! 
 
 Iwinu h.ii k a;'ain. 'llie ♦i-o'/ j 'liat can pals o'lcrtlis 
 
 liar, iinnht, it' well J reded, po up as tat us (•, 
 
 u ( .... l,...l. 1... .1... v.1. ...,.•... r.-.». . ,... .»., 
 
 II ml anl I'lioniv ) tliin lor the Cuiiveniini.y ofihe 
 I'll': 'u.liate.lon a Dil.ii!. where you have neither 
 I ia);e ii. r l'jliurai;,e, e\, ept wb.it hi rJerson the Lake, 
 .11..; ili.u s I'lit lutle, and not well 1-1'ilhanded ; yet tliey 
 li o-e uo'i i 111 re til (ieai;, whih Ucd iiiionj', the Ruui", 
 .o.d have lars luinp-ni; down to the Ground. 
 
 C)nii.e 111 • ot" J', r.i.. uhiiliisnov. i L..oiiie liiir. L.in-.l. 
 ii.in.'sriv.' Caitle lirl'iirc-i.icntionud, tor the dfleiiee ot 
 till riaviii. Tluy hive in Water in it, Imt uhut li 
 ImoikjIu rroiiCiniei's B.nksoiit ol theCity : AJlSlnps Hi- 
 iiKc tir;> r.>iviT Willi ilieir tiiuis. As ir...ny of us iscaine 
 • :'.oar, wi le brought lo the Cultomdi'-ule, to have our 
 '• i-.es an.l ciir I'l iin intcaii's learihed : ten prr Cr'H. is 
 ; iiii for all Comni '.Utie.s, and that m kind, not Money : 
 \.liat .'vli'uy 1,011 liriii.K, pays only one aii.l a half ;i-i 
 ' ... liuytake an exu't ;i I'.iint ol it, that iliey may 
 •lerel.y mijls at iln- Valiteot thcConiinodniesretinne.i 
 I : i;h:ii' ; ihin sou pay eleven pe (car. inore lor Uir h 
 i^rj.i , a-, .t;-.; not l.i ii.iirh as alur'd 111 jnoperty : At f.i 
 ... i. a r.iic IS tills free Iradr piirthafed : the M/ih'ii:r!,in 
 I'Hs .:s niu h here as the I "■i;'/i» : The 'jrw^ farm ilie 
 *.i 'iir.-, [asini^to the /! '// Mwrniv ihoulatid A/.(./.7)« a 
 I'a", -.liny Mi.lhi: in.ikin." a K'a' of l-i(;lit. We 
 'n i'li n the I-' ' .'■' Confil's lloute, wlw nndenakes the 
 I'll Uvl I'lu I .I'l StiaiiLHr'. 'Ihc t'ane is 1 ick'd up at 
 N .1. an . Nights I'd the fi.iw/; thould a'teuipt aiiv 
 i,.i;iiii i:,.e, 'i he Vi..--C"onful keeps a Table for ,Mrr- 
 : 1!; 1 h.; txpectsprea- Kefpe.'t I'llie p.iid to In in, 
 V ;i;. in piantnii; his Cumrany. yci he liav j 
 .m:; e.f ir.olt. 1 le proMiled lis wiih a J.inizaty 
 : T I (...■■- -, whole I lire was live Pieces of (iold, I 
 i'lii, ;iii.i his Mens, an.! a Piovilion ot Pow- I 
 .s ri lii'.s C'nunry ar.; nr.r int'-Tionr to Horles 
 ;ni. ; Wc p.ii,! half a .S'/i.ir'if a pic.c tor them, I 
 .):! i'.L ii i our C'.imcls. ^^ the (iate ihey took 
 .1 ^/;.l'e/n a fle.i.' for < iir 1. lve.s and All'cs, tliio' which 
 we ..ju',1 II... r \\\'' Withoiii ., r; ,,-r ,■ from theCa.Ue, the 
 ti:i. f I ': i er ot''he t..'iv. 
 
 ' 1 ■.• ii jn :i ■: :■ .■oi; i of f' ' •' ■ ' 'h it ne began our 
 iii.mIi .' a l>el.iit whuh pu'dutts here and 
 ii.i ii'':,a'e.l I'.diiis, (lapers, aii.l a Weed 
 ■.I:.' ■;■:.. ■ • lie; ule it tor Fewcl, and I 
 •,-) 11,- /■•• - ■•■ , wli.) make their Cliry- ' 
 ; ;■, iL ■* ir-\'it wrh ihc Srones they 
 ■. t ),i '!:>■ I ■, :• iv l.ivv n.,inv minrnis 
 ,1 1 I v.. : !i i.fi- ; '11 be ihe Kmal Manlion ! 
 i;-!')!.! i!\!e ■< /f«.-r.:r;., riiicc a little' 
 ;■,.' 1 ,, lu.iarion letr : Many Palms 
 iiii, v.li'i'i lal.iilt tli.' wretched Iiiliabitanrs 
 ■'vViilai'i . -X Fower 1;; luiilt lure upon 
 '■I.'"'; ; v.. Sailei.s, 'oy realoii ol ilie 
 ; .1';. S. ...1 a.i"r we pal '.! by a(Jii;ird of 
 1. ! ;■■ ;.■ f. t ibc S,\,rily of the I'allaue, 
 .; 1 'V .1 .■./.•.'>.■' allea.l. Seven or eii'ht 
 , w ■. .rn. 1 ciei :i Cieek oi the .Sea. (.>n 
 r.,vf..ie tni:!s.i liio if i'.-..- i '"e, Iniib not lonti, 
 V -.1 i\<;-. '.n i... , 1 I the K 'tef ot' Travellers, 
 
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 ;<.7 'in was ImiiIi by the Slaie of an Exif.ru i'.i i, , J\ 
 li'il-tlAtis call it /<.!//./, dcriud perhaps from '{its. wli,,; 
 lipnilies Kicc in the I',,.t7'-' ! atipiia^e ; for thn Counn 
 al'Oiuuid in Rue, and atloi.li no lefs than 3e( CJii,it:ci 
 every Year. The Houies are all of Board, u t i,|,|, 
 tho tlicv feemfi), hut Hat Koofd, as all arc inthol'ihy, 
 (.ouii'ries; for tlif M ; h ot'ien on the tops of ticir 
 Houies : the\ |et ever hkp the Puopof a Ship, to (ha.iou 
 1 tile Street from rlie KelVofloiIof" the Sun. /(. /.-.-r.i In, 
 niMiannirol l-ortilitati.-in al cut it; 'tis no very litt't 
 Tu',wi, ,ind I lifliei c ',lie L'elf liirnilh'd of anv pljce n 
 ilie Woild, Willi (;iain, I'lelli, Filll, Suf.ar, Kri,.,, 
 •"luiis, Cc. th.y veiui a i^reat many of raw U.Jcs ti. 
 
 Next day but one we en.ba' . d in a Jc 1 A > for f «ii , I" ■ 
 havin;; liire.l our ' '. , will Icviii Water-nun, liir' 
 twelve Dollais. 'lliis .\iuiof he .\oe is as broad .isih, ' 
 lhn)ir< at l'i/(''H( )./■■?, iirowu (", narrower I'V depra , 
 and ill many places 10 Ihillow, thai we Wete oftui 1:1 
 danpet of Itickinp f.ilt on the !liis: the W.uer is ,1. 
 thick .is if it had !nei, lately diltiii. 'd, and plidis alji;q 
 Willi a hulli, llow Current. leii Miles .above i< :i:.i; 
 that Cm of the River w|ii,di n ns to .hcxrmliln. Inou: 
 wav we b'j'.'uht otientinvs as nunli Fulli f(;r Sit Pen c, 
 as V o'lld terse twenty reafoiiabie Men. ( )n caili \\iir.\ 
 tie Rivet, there an feveral Towns generally oj^poi-rc m 
 cadiithi-i ; built ut I ait Htick, pan Mud. Mai,y .■ 
 the meaner Hoiifcs appeal like Hee-hives, .all up in |!i 
 firve ilie Inhabitant and his ( aule, duriiiR ilie Del.if;: 
 of the AV/r. All al..ni; the Ranks are iiifmue num- 
 bers of detp and f( a' iciis Vaujy, mio whiili they 'vttiif '." 
 i River, drawini; dii \\ater u)' into large Cjlierr.-., uii., 
 I Wheels let 'oi'iiil wuh Pit.liirs. and turn'd .lhoii! ^•, 
 I 'f '/.r (ii'j, troin v. hen, (■ 11 inns along little Iriihia. 
 I made on the Kidiieot ihe Pianks, an.l lois eonvejt.l r 
 loea.h MaiisGround, the Conntrv lyiiip all on a Icu: 
 I We had the Wirilsfavouiablc lo fcM.iin, chat the po-jt 
 A/d-.ri were forc'il, nil ill part of the way, 10 hale ak-na 
 the Boat, fometin.es wadinf, up to then middle, to fet e 
 over ihe Shallows, an.i crying at every tug i.'u';}-, 3. 
 uiiu li as to lay /•. f.".i ^ \.-mc . this I'.xi lamation ;nihcr 
 OpiiiiMii, lellens .ill Uitli,.iilucj, piovuies '-iods A.filt- 
 aiKT, an.l .■onjiirci the Ucvil away. Ti.e l.,ibia;i c 
 'hefe People is |.) f.ml, an.l iheit pi od lome.iu atu 
 heartlcfs, that ihey abound with durepii IVifoiis. The 
 Shoar fiirniiii'.l 11. with pleatant Walks, whi.li n aJccur 
 Pallape frcin lels tedious. Ihc wonderful inuif.liiif 
 of the Sr.il fuiprud lis, as did the eaily miuii.i\ ci 
 iliing., Maiteisi'cing as torw.nd with ihem at thai mm. 
 as Willi Ub in .//me : ilieir Reapiiip i cgins at the end (.; 
 SU.a . 
 
 Ihe Sii('ar-cane< aff.>rdcd us both Waik;iii;-llaie<, ,ir . 
 a very refiilhing liquor. We met in oiii way leverd 
 Troops of Hoif-, appointed to feciire the Kna..!s lioJii 
 I'liieves, whoaieverv numerous heic.ilonis- : iluy i I 
 loiiieriiiici lipeii ihc Waier too 111 iitlle biipares : il;;. 
 m.i.le our |ani7atii;j vcrv vipilani, ihev being allil'ed ly 
 uvo others 10 whom we gjie then P:illa;;e to kiep uir.h 
 I'vciyNiglii by turns, dilchaigmg their Uar.jucLull'.s m 
 the liveiiiiig, ar.d bai'ging out kindled Mai..f c.to icirili. 
 
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 Chap- ^ VI. Mr. George Saiulys A/T7////orv«/ Africa. 375 
 
 the Ri'giii's. TIuU' J.iniz.11 ira arc goncrally very . .ireful 
 ot' ihi- Cliarpc tiny ntulcttaki'. Five il.iys .iln i our hHt 
 ji„l,irkiM(', .ilittk- Ulurt Snn-k', wi- ijiTJ Iv i!u' Sou- 
 thern An(!lc- ol'thc lllc ot !> .i.t, wlurc the Kivci JiM.lis 
 jncn Ji""l"f Br:'Mcli, Potiim.li inririoi\r to tins whuli 
 enter* t lie Sea, as linlinii l.iiill'it tc, .it Ihw.inir. '.Itn- 
 
 IhiiiCiry hu- three {liiitUl'-ii 
 
 '•Jle ()( J '.lie 
 
 liil ■ Ntiifrf. or ill'; I'K '• '•' 
 . opiiiing lo^^«rll^ 'l-.c l\fJ Sit : Bi^' 
 ^ufiU, I ■idiiig tci tile \iir ana rln- cKl Town , Lcu''*mi 
 tlicfe two Iki till. .I.af Sin uol the C'liv il:p il,(rii m 
 ^r/r/ /„f«,'/, ,„ I lie /' r, 1/ I'.iuiiipl; <n ilic Noitll <Jt 
 tlicCuy tow.iuts the bVo /.(/).■,. 'Iliree fi.lei i.f tlx 
 
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 ifJphol•^ .If lint »(■.'«'■'' ■'•"'"iiH themlelvcs whether tlii^j lake aic mloinl vviili liaiiMromc ru'ldinpii •nllJaPi.. 
 ilUiid hel'MiP,! tn //yiior .// i.'.i. ('"■■ Tor Pluiluir, lii|'i'>ju.vl by IMbis, .uij j.'lli'j; r/Uf 
 
 .About twilight \vr .iiTivt>i at «"/^., the I'oit lowii.Oii ilie oih. r (M,;, lu.w miMjiln Im Ruii<, ito.i.l tK 
 nC'ii'i . ."hI not twn Milis ihlliiit t'lom if hvtry I (t.itely |',|,i , ,,t' /i; ;,./,.-, Wit.: ui ih' s.hm./ CikVi 
 
 |>,i>,i(iat 111. ijiulinp Inn- pays .1 Doll.ir 
 
 |(,i ili;oiir Cirinp,! V III i!ie Itoai, we hirc.l lii Allis 
 Willi thill Dii" islnr.SiN I'm c, todiiuliiilt in to ( .iiw., 
 
 in wIm )i .a, I,. ().)nrs .,„,| |.i„i, i of |votv. tlip Wall. 
 miJl'a-..nim.ih, .iirr'd n,t,, aif...|.,,;r' 1 MirMe, Co- 
 lii'iK.t I'orrlin. Mabiltei, mM Scipentmci the Cicl 
 
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 where an /.";■ /''Met, hair. entcrtaiii'J iis ;;i.i/ii 111 h.i mp- lloiiml,,! wiili doli .thU AtiU. .\rA 
 
 Hoiile \c'y k.iulK. 
 
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 «a* a« ir:ii)ii.ili. ,1 
 
 1 f<'./i.i« i;i ,iiiy, a Tne v In li w 1 
 
 11 ilie I ifl liiic of ilu lUvit. at LiliiicJll ill luiihui-, |j, .j^uiil, .. .-.., _ , 
 
 ni' tlio l(oil,> Miiriiisin Miitl.ir: It wiiaU as a N\ <)ii.afi\ Cnnoln umM dcfire, or llir Tiii '• o; .1 
 jloPi<v.i:liil» H'il intlr. Iliapeol a H;ill-Mnnii, Itritih- Moiiaiili atiur.l , 'iw.i' (..veiled witii ihr (ii.uml L) 
 inglifJtii Noiih iii.Soiini. llie Siilmilis luiii^ Uvkuned-V. />,«..,,, the Sii.nes and otlirt Oiiiaiii i>ls I eiiig reiiii.v'il 
 flic Via 11 Mile< 111 jeii(>,lli, aiiJ wlkie lirouilell, not to(V»//;,,„/i,„.^/^. 
 
 alo\e:iMile.iril ah.iir. 1 he Walls, it there he any,' The Lake is l^iiijre, ;m,l pretty lar'-.e, lilt ha'; no W.i- T" '•■■J 
 Idokaslho'iluy b-'lonu'il 10 | ri ate I holes rather tliaii|tcr in it, e«u[.i when the l<ivtr fw'ells j Ms jciiiv.l to 
 (iihciwile. Yci the City is \ery Itioiij;, a? appears hy.rhc River by .1 Hi.miiel, in wh.ih In M. 1 ,ire rowetl 
 llietliKe Oa\s Ii(',lii iDiuiiiiieJ within it by Srhmm, t" and again in the liveninB in r.,ii>;f, lot PIcahiic; .it 
 aiuliiiamtaiiuM'V the I'oi.r Remainder of the A/.t»i i- f"fli nines they fl.ade iheii, (elves with I )inialh, aiid/'- 
 /, ^ ; (1 1 ihc. Sue. I. aie narrow, and the Honl'e* high ■/ '" Stuff*. Win mhe Waters yunc, ihc place eliacpes, 
 b"ilt : At ill' 1 lid of ulmoll all of them is a Gaie, t'l't ik.es not kle ll.^ I'ieafure nor Coini any ; 'tis treiiiiem- 
 »liii'i Ivlnp ll'.i.i every Niiiht^( as tliej^ .w ) makes ed then vsry iniieh iiuhc co. 1 of the Da*, and Ibr I'ui- pi„u,.v,ftt 
 
 |U«v 
 
 ea;h>Stnetas(lion;' ainiilt asa(-iltle. The Houfe'. arc hi, it yields Iim ! I^rv. Its i very Ye.ir. We were abided ".nvVa 
 m- re Ivailtilul on the oiit-lide, than convenient withm,' heie hy a I'ejTi! iily A;,., the others .irc {.eiuvahy preuy 
 the l.iitrance t'l till 111 heiiic neneially troiiMefomt ; yet' eivil ) we had no rcnieily but to addrel- oiii lehes lu 
 ih: Kiols are liii'li : ihe iippermolt i.s a luile open to let aiirthir, wliu IcemJ to make a Tijiorc, and by killing 
 in I lie Air; thcv'r.' llai, and plailtet'il above. 1 he his (.aiimnr, we inlinuated iiitn his Favinn, to tha; he 
 Walls inoiintc.i hij'.hci ili.iii ilie I(oof, and bciiii; at top 'epojved the viniti.mneily XUnr fjr h:^ Rudeiieft ; but «c 
 ottci.l'iit lini;'c Unsk, they ic a hitle niinrus at the up- wrt tH)i gone fir till he bcamc much more Afl'rontuc 
 per [art : this makes the I'rolpect a link- coiilu/d : I than bchiie, ir.ikin^; ns tin- Jelt nf all the <]■ nipaiiy, who 
 tliii ,'« 11' bell I'ln.pavd to a Grove of tloiirill.irig Trees, ac .ounr ct Chnliiaiis no bettor than l>'p., and iiirerj' .>s'd 
 wi:li leulli'd C.'rowiii. Their Locks and Kiys are ot bet'Aeeii us and the other to prevent a f\onl Cr.niplaiiu ; 
 V'l.oJ, even to Dmrs that are pl.ited with Iron. Hut at l.ilt we pot tj him that Ind bifiiended u-, v lio 10 a 
 lilt jitivate Diiihliii;;s are not to be toinpair'd with the J'.Kat pailion k'lit his Slaves atur him tli.i: hid affrontc.i 
 fiihlick unci, of win li tlie Mofqncs ate the molt re- "'i, 'ind they I'cat him in a molt nieiLi.iH nnnner all 
 I'^*'''H*'lii.irkibk foi Mai^niiiLeiue ; the Stones of many ol •''long the I cvel, the Matter of tlicni tallinj; upon 'js to 
 them arc very ciiiioiillyiarved on the out hde, lupported 'cc the Jultii-e done iis , alteiwards tlnv earned hint tJ 
 ivuh Maibkl'illatsad.aiiMwithwhat ArteantontriH'.or the phue ot C-.rrcClioii, ui;cii: I [..ppcli he t»'ii;ht re 
 tlicir Religion toler.ite. Theydilfer in foiin from thofc at ccixca hiindttd g 101! Stripes < 11 the S. '. s of In. beet (o: „^ 
 C i^i«iir/n.i».i'; lome beiirjhiuare, with open Roofs in the his Froiicks. lieyoild this ir- a great iiuiiy lliayghngtot'jbjtni; 
 middle, of a h'.u;e bulk, the -overd Circle tarralt a- Houfc, leachiiin alinod as far »?■ Ihli-t, which Is the". 
 Inr; others lire;, lung out in lcnj;ih, and many of them Key toC«/.i', ,t lari^e Town, l^rctching along the River ; 
 ;rt fiiiicl to the pl.ice wheie ihiy're built. The grcatell i" jomc part the Buildings ate not inferioiir to iliole of 
 wa,sbi'ilr by (•(■.(", and called (:n!ii/l) ll/-jk.tHi, ihcCr.- C.iiic 
 //I haiiiif, piun him the name of llup.^v.; as much as 
 iLifav,\;i. . 01' thel'e in this City, 'tis laid there IS fuch I d- 
 
 4 naiiibtr as 1, incredible, lb I Ih.allnot iiientionit. asOratigcs, Litnoiy, Poiiiegranares, ApjiUsi'f I'ara.lil 
 
 loiii'i'i', lotheni arc 1 odgings for the S^h/ch;, that is, Sieaiiiore-Figs, andothets; the Barks of ihefe thi 
 r'rt'iu Fools and M.idmen ; when one of them dies, they car- lull of holes, the Trees being as large as the greateft 
 y,tboiithis liody in pioccllion, ivith great re)oicing ; Oaks : the Fruit grows not our of the Leaves, bur out 
 
 'of the Bole aYid Branches : they have alfo Dates, Al- 
 monds, '..i//.'.»^i'/(/.<, Icfed like ail Alh ; the Fruit liangi 
 down like Saufiges ; I.ocuOs Hat, in the Ihape of a Cycle ; 
 Galls growing upoiiTamerix ; Apples no bigi'.cr than Bcr 
 
 Feet (orl""'']':^- 
 
 Within and wuhout this City ate great numbers crKa.llcni 
 delicate Orchards, alKiiindiiig with all variety of I'niits, 0Nl'4iaj. 
 
 ■ " ira.hle, 
 
 ly baie 
 
 Ir 1; 
 
 for tlicy fuprofe his Soul to be without doubt gone to 
 I'aradife. Hco- arc fevcral very good Holpitals, both 
 1 ,1 Building, Revenue, and hir Attendance. 
 Next to'tlicic for beauty, are the .SViviW/j'j of the 
 
 preat Men : If a Chrilhaii ride by one of them, they'll | ries ; Plantaues there have abroad ilnggy Leaf, growing 
 pull him from his Ah with great contempt ; you muft ,in clufters, and Ihaped like Cucumbers, the Riii.l l.kc a 
 knrw they pr.dubit us Horlcs, as unworthy to ride I'efcod, folid within, having no Stones or KerneN, of a 
 ihciii. The Streets arc unpav'd, and exceeding dirly nioll delicious talte : this the Muhn.'t.itis lay w.isthc 
 after a Shower ; for it rams here fomctimes in >X'inter, I Forbidden-Fruit, and that after the Fall, 01;: rirlt I'arcms 
 and (hen 'tis molt liable ro the I'lagiie. Crol's the Streets ' made their Aprons of the Leaves of it. Thei c are ma- 
 iipoii the tops of the Houles, aie laid Beams covered I ny other forts, which 1 never law elfewheie, iinr kncv/ 
 with Mats, to Ihelter tliein from the Sun. There is the I their Names ; fomc of thele Trees bear Fruit all the 
 
 It'tfjr 
 
 hmc Covering lictwcen two high Mokjucs in the chief 
 Siteet nf the City ; when the B.!jir.tv or others of Qiiahty 
 pilfcs under it ; tliey Ihoot up Arrows, moft of which 
 will ftirk aboM ; the Oc-cafion of that Cuftom I cannot 
 till. 
 , While we were here, the Fcall of the little By/tm was 
 lblcmni7ed ; at this time they kill great numbers of Sheep 
 in tlicir lloufes which cut 111 pieces, arc dillributed 
 .Tiioiig their Slaves and poorer fort of I'cople. They 
 il.iiih their Doois with the Blo.jd, perhaps in imitation of 
 thi I'allbver. 
 
 'I'he .\i7 , vvhi.h it a Mile ofl, during the Overflow, 
 comes into the City by leveril Channels : When the 
 Conduit IS empty, orthcVV'atcr corrupted, they have it 
 brought cm Camels trom the River. They hair many 
 Wells, but the Water is good for nothing but to cool the 
 Streets or walk the Houles. 
 
 In the middle of the Town (lands a large Cave, which 
 they call Bcjijhvi, in which, as in thole at Cm.ji.intinople, 
 are told all your liner lores of Wares ; they fell 'em by 
 the Cry of iVno givci mme, like the Venctinm. 
 
 Year, anij moft ot them keep thiir Leaves. 
 
 There are abundance of Canieleons in thefe Orchards, Cimtlto:^! 
 but not ealily found, b'.-caufe they generally feat thcm- 
 felves upon lomewhatof their Colour: They're .about 
 thcbignclsof an ordinary Lizard : the Head unpropor- 
 tionablybig, great Eyes, hisNe^k is iiiHexiblc, he can- 
 not turn without moving his whole Rody ; hu Back i» 
 crooked, his Skin fpotted with little Tumors, no: lo ob- 
 fcrvable upon the Belly asellewhere ; his Tail 15 lleiidet 
 and long ; on each Foot he has live Fingers, ilnee on the 
 outlide and twoon the inlidc ; his pasc is How, but he's 
 very nimlde with his Tongue, which is of a wonderhil 
 lengih, conlidering the proportion of his Body; wiih 
 this he catches flics, the End of his Tongue being hol- 
 lowed by nature for that purpole; f.j that 'tis a Miltakc 
 that ihty feed only upon Ait ; yet it is obfervcd, th.ir 
 when ihey fuck in the Air, their Bellies will Itvell WitU 
 It, which fccms as tho' it were part of then I'ood, and 
 fome rhat have kept them for a Year together, could ivj: 
 perceive that they had any thing hut Air to fublilt upon. 
 They're of a green and dullcy yellow col&'.ir.brighter and 
 
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 \Jl.iv., ili''»JI''W .i;'iv.iii II" 1) l^v'lyi l.iM ii('uii reit^ 
 
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 lli|fi(.'..|'.l I'lulr.r .■n!cilll : tl.iy ,i.-' II t wOloiira.lllKCIi 
 
 .iiliii ... 'Iliv .lu'l'.i.lt" li'v r.M'tiMt .III liiiiity « 
 1:1, s.i.-n-. ii.i wliiitluy I", .-M.■l•,lll<m^llMl,l■^';|>■ 
 l^.•■ll |\m ill • r.i.iiKli., 1I...1 liuu',. vtr hull. Irt till c 
 
 I lu .1 like ,1 S| inll.iv liivim! ,11 ll.^' l.li.l 4 liIlK lU'HM 
 . . .,■, ulii II \\. II » li'.i Uui. kiil- r : tlii*..lr .1' l-ilhim »1- 
 c'liii IU.uImIiIh-s ;: .11', kill. Iii'i' 1 .lid itihclViDyh 
 I Ml ,'.!;.i-. ilii^ll: \ v.iiiiiMt ill! jMi'ai.luiil.ir 0.1 
 i:,. -.i-i, .1- ll.il.i; V 11 .liu-a r. Wv.nhiluii !■ K 
 
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 I, • ill.' (■' .u\!i .1 iii.M Iv.lnllliil I'l !■■'■». ' V '>>'"'" 
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 V li.n. .' ( 1 y I! r II ; i'k-NVi'I. aiv. .1 y li/Ji ; ih H 
 \. II-'. (, ,' „| 1 .it. , tlu- Ur.- ifi' ut lioii , ill.- 
 
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 11', i.ii'v il.' w 'li:ii ili.yluM: 1 I'l'ii tl.rilvi 
 ;', ,,..■ 1' '.11. i>r Mirba' llill U.Vi.lir;', I't' In 
 1 I.,, li.; Ml f.i l-(! won.ltnl 11..* '.Ii'\ !"it 
 I I ,- f ih" .'♦/"' ki'i'i's hi. KililiiM'i till' 
 .... I; <c ,,n <u .•.;■', M •'! S .iH'l <■ '■'■''; 
 
 ... ..U... I. Hill lllf-lV n.l\s, ITcU'llllh' llll- 
 
 (. Iiii.!.: He Ills finv ViniAiiK-* lor .1 
 
 r.iuic '.Urili. 'liov .itC«>.jM«/y.„;v : ;lu- 
 
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 .,., ^ ; -.!, 7-t;, ( .;■;.'■• (.'.•:■(:', 
 iu- Iktc the J'.iorci', an! cviiy 
 ■h. V li'itnir li.u.l, aii.l In.; li'.ii- 
 
 ,.> , .,„ , ,. lin.'.:l u. tlic I'.l t, and il lakrii 111 
 
 ! . a.f iVu ,1 Irii.ii SLivcry ; tlity live tVfily, .inJ p.iy 
 Il tv icul" Uiil.lirn, a.'itliei't'."-i//Mn/aii-ionicflli! 
 
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 t .! M li'ir ( li.lM'r 
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 .'..,1,',',.", ..,.".,,!isv;aiiii.l'i:vil«--ii^e, bi'Cand' :iii •''- 
 . . , ., i. ut. :.! til.' tirianii'l'. of >.Uhmci ; tli.'y wen 
 111 f iiDilii In- IVr.iT^hof Cnnjl.m'.'hi.l; but ab..ir thi: 
 il.tv VL.! . . ..v, ni from Ills (,1.1.1. 1 inr.iiit, .iml 1,'jvv 
 ,:!■',(. I'll. '. ;-./"'i a!'..)\o all oilicrs, uhiptiziiii', Imli uf 
 t,.-..;u,t ir.itutluirScOV; ttv.'y Ivlifvc Ivf iiv Nat.iu: 
 1-1 .'. .■ ', ii.ai it illicit niiiipli''! i.vitl' t'l'-' l^i 'i"' ^■.*llll'■, 
 a, L i '.,.'■•■.' I • 11 ■■ .1, b'li luiiiMioir asthi-Soi: .s roth- 
 Li Illy i ih.vikiiy tlu- real WrWu <: m thi- SiciiMi.'it, 
 .111.1 aJim.iilb 1 it a-, the i.'./"-' '", v..rh v;h'ini a.:.) tl.r, , 
 aiy.-f .n '... I'.iinToi-y :.ii.l rnycr- I'lr thi WiA: Imt 
 tV'. Il'.l i vMihthi-'. r, J.ih.Uihr II' ly tihiill inn vols 
 oiiiv 1,. , lit .1:' Kiih.M', ,111.1 ihai the I'l 1 1 llmH neiilin 
 le.I [■., n.ir r.inneiit till ihe Day 01 |ii.i;;iiieii'. 
 
 ■liitii r.i! i.ir.h r.Ii.k'sai l>.'.'.' 111 f 'A- m «hi.!i 
 tViiiiiry ihcy aie r^.h, aiuliive 111 po.i.l elieein ilutr, 
 .lie i. Uiih.iisi.'l' :lut N.im.n : The I'l-LiU ;ire imr .ii 
 liAv'a 10 ii'.a;iv twi.e; ami e.lt bltlh but hvetiiiici a ^ 
 Vc.;r, auJ 'hen ili.y <.iily eat to pre\<iic thi'lVopK"; imf- , 
 l.i:Mi.i:i'.e"i''iii;i't Melh to be .l.Siii, rh: tiuc I'lerinp 
 uf.m u u> I'ei.h.iii 1 eiim tor Tenipeiam - lake ; lis an I'.r- 1 
 ti.rtl-utl.i'.' alltain tVoiii .all Meal, proliibireil hy ilie, 
 MuMieal Law; t'urthey r.riiple nov m teed upon Hoi; s 
 • •xdl, v\!kre 11 i> r 1 P.c li.ul, niil'.o'.it otlen.lin'; the A/.i-| 
 / .'(.'r;-./. 111.-) ke'.p / ',' very lln.'>l> ; In" between 
 /■. :,'.VaVid "■,,V/n.'f/7, they allow I'lelh upon (■. iV/.ni : I 
 i,i;a-..-, hcyiio ii.'t u.ill.ip. Th.-ir Mceuiv^ aVc in ob- , 
 L ■I'rCli.Kii^ ■.!•. , v-liiii "'e ^^''"t inon.V.,»,.''7ar l-ore-, 
 !loon. I'.ei.'V.as "lie ic.'..iiiv4 ihe IWic in '.hv ClcUIrr,,-^ 
 T.'iiiniv ; heililUrd 11 .1 in li.ibit troiii the r'-U : .\ lit-i 
 lie ..i" 'I'l lie Hiih.i;.,.,r.;e in, with a Houd ami Veil of, 
 bl.lk an 1 a SutV' i 1 his lluU. to whieh ih";y alLrib d , 
 lui.hll.i. "1 . rmi. he pray'd;thcn alhlted by two : 
 fiili'ee, Uiii'.; fume I'l'Los; then the wli'.le Allembly j 
 1,111'. tu"<-ihei, .iiinne:, piayiiii' tn ilieiilfchri ; the I'l-' 
 iiir'e ol' then U ..Ue^, and ireiy.iciil piolhatiiij', them- 
 (M-.cs ill, tiny rel'e.ubh '.he Ti.rh, 'he Bilh'ip eieepie.l, 
 \vh.i,t;i;h' v.hile 11 -u,; with his M.inds lit:e.l iir, and 
 hi. l-i eiowai-'.li the Alrat. Wii.'n Servi.'e wi-i o-.'ci, 
 t'li'Y .dl . II'.: afui' a:i. ther, kilV.l his Hand, and belh.wil 
 \li'i , li'.' laying t'other I land upon tlieir Mea.is, and 
 b'e i;:'i« li em ; tho'i he app'.ints the (ii.-cceding lealts and 
 I'afi, ;" aiil 'li. lu I- obletvcd, thai upon ihe Ojy ot oi'-i 
 ':av.o''r'.Ni'.ri'y '.hey fait. 
 
 H.'u- il alio .1 Moiullfry iif !.■ 4 t'ti'"ytn UIi||p 
 injt '" «lii I'lpi'i' .'*d 11,1. Uv ol' M"iiii» .'•r \ '»/. rin,- ol 
 <ii'".i, I'lidu H.tyi juiifiuy liciiii r.'ii , umhIu! IVfimj 
 ihc l» len indio liiiel'fiiiilu l),(iip,hur ol ('(,',, i- i,,'. 
 ot ' <;' II. and 111 \\.y\v . niin'ittil nun. t.''ii.( iniiiun 
 IMiKi '11 111 ihi iMiu I.I M--\-'..ii -Mic w,n ptiiisiii 
 the W|h-«|. and at latl l.ihfa.lc.l at ./..-.r.i ./., ,. f„,j 
 haiutiijn.L I' (It. . i.C Ji , Ki i\l..ibie, r,nw jIhiui; ui 1!. 
 loivi'il iillii' Kniii, ptileive the Mv 11. nut ihi' |'|n, . 
 'hiy till yii an Vnifil i-nni\'d hrt 'J M iiiii . ., |,' 
 hi., ihrei .r) liiph liip:! . tint on Ihe Well li.iv « 
 nil l.| tin . . .\t.j' II! Hf'rl; ivhirelio.t appili. . 
 in,i H.ii!, • il, , .itl.M.li ((." .1 I'aitiii.iii.' I h.ii ivluailv 
 I..HV w 1 I'lv II tu M Jr., |, mii.li liovu, mi.t ilia ' ,,.v, i 
 '.'■': I ill- Mill III, ., I'Ulit ii.i l.llvn'.:i!iit the liiui-, 'iji,., 
 ,\1 • .i:t. r. itai.'ls at the hi .t ol iln Moiint.iiii ( ,t \^■,^,\^, . 
 like a ( , iiJ. Willi Iron (i'li. >, wlieie iI-kV Ihmlii. 
 I'Miib'il' ihe S.iini. >\Iii,.h 1% iilii h >!??•«■.! by I'.l inn» 
 , I null ilii. yi-ii nn mil 10 the t .p \\ I ntleui iiiui'iu,,! 
 iSiec.ot Siolu', wli.i- II m.N a tiiind Ch.ippel. .•\ |.|e|.. 
 tiliil S| i.ii/'l.ill', ti I'll ih. I .p ' I til'. I Ml, in,| .I'f I „ 
 has uifii'd llll Vali'V, i< .b ii.k up ly tji.s.uil. Hn, 
 I ttt"ii)! Moii.ilU'iy IS dr|i(',ri I ti>i ihe tin. ri.iiiiiiirni „. 
 I I'lll'.'lili.. ihrie I t I'.; no . the. i.e.lt 11 ; ll iKHayi.iry 
 Ki'Viiui,' ot (■ ../IV.bits lioiii <ii|i(liaii l'iii„i'«, -, 
 more il,p.'nl i.n iliis | .Mii.l.iii.iii, ilil|iis','. m 1,, 
 l.'iilli.iiii . : I hi'y i;ive .Miosi VI ly l)4> I'ltliC//. . , |^ 
 III lire ilniiil ivcsliiiti i'.>.|tnit ; ili.y Kt It ,! 'Wii to 
 ihrii' liiiiii ill.- b.ii!. iti.'nti, not daiiiin to admit ■! i;i 
 wiil'in iht line. Ilnir t'ulurd is lii!| .1 rx. i,,,, 
 l-'nii'.'; iinrKamy r. Applis, v.hi. h a'l- liai.e 111 tuf, 
 I'mriiries : ilu-y li-tih the 1 rn's Iti 111 :.<nii. .... ji;,J j, , 
 liibie^t nciihei to the Pupeiii.i I'atriarih, b t Ium a Nu- 
 petlliteiidant I 1 tlullDWil now iiiOiu. lluy iii.il^ 
 111 a HoU itioii I f Winr, .ii'd I could iH't butol (eive il-..'ii 
 flhiiiiiiijdowi) ol NV'ine with fiicejiiieij: Iti. iirj-oit.'.l 
 froii! c ,«. ., 
 
 NVhile ue were here a Caravan went out wlilifjrw' (d- 
 
 , K'ltinuy, tn iivei-t and rclieic the f^nat (aia\aii mm 
 
 [roininf! I'o.iii Miv .-, xshi, li miilills ot tii.inv tli.iii|.i'i,ii 
 
 ot I'l 'nil 111.1, whi.litia.el tliereevery Yen toi Dcviti- 
 
 cnaml Mii(haii.li/e eury one wuh his Han.! roll m 
 
 , liiiHanl, and rhe:r (-'aiii'-ls iiieely tLin'd. ilie A'cutiii 
 
 'is I an led upon one 111 'a prceieiiii tali-, ecvired intli 
 
 , Nerdlc-work, and 1 11. 1 on a r.ili I'lTou, fiirieeii.y 
 
 wi'li a laiiil I't" I hinting Pnelt.s. I'(e Ciuv.m ,. 
 
 ?.iiaidiU by lever.il I iini| anie-. i-t' Smildiiis, .m.l |,,ir, 
 
 |-teld-| .eie», Min.i i:. louy ealy day:. |oi riiev tii.m ili^. 
 
 phite ; part I I ihen-iy Ins thro' a (aiviy IVl'iri, v.hij- 
 
 iin in .liitiv, aii.l 1 .. 1.(1,11. s ihe W'ln.i ni.iirs it mt. 
 
 ilaii(',ii' i.lly , III 111.11, V p.iri< if 11 lhe\ liaie i!ol't:-.-i 
 
 (/in ill-..- "M,!! ., Iile S,iii.ij .It ,Se,i. 
 
 .v., I ny c.in I .' more po| ii',.iis than 1' ■ , t-r bef; 
 I, IV. .1 uiili all 1 .1:., ol I'lOMiii.ii. Ih.s i .,1 iil'(;i;, |^ 
 .iriiti' lal I.eii li re in ipeai niiinbcis , I inaim.* i.,j '..., 
 ihanlivrh' ul.ind in an Oven inaJe 1. r t!iii piirjv.ie. .-'. 
 iH.iii.ij'hi Havs at'nr lhe>'re put 111, (.!.irii-.(; wliuh'i;iu 
 they ai.'xerv , auliil 'O riiiii them olu 10 lluy .lillnmull 
 I i.ti'. .--Ill ihe i;,-jiii.l and iheba.l, the b.i.! g. n- -illy hi,,'m. 
 twoparHiii rhue; Init iliis is a Deif.onilration iliat ilin 
 Imiian.n ot Nature never i, glials the Oiii^iiul ; tui the 
 L'hi.keiK are nioltlyileleCtive 111 1'onie | an, 01 niunlt'iiii.-. 
 M. (t of the Peoi'le I'l I'.-i - are Mettliai.rs or .■\'.ili- 
 ccrs, bill the Met, liaiits freqiu-nt no fuieigii Mans. .Ml 
 oi' a Th'.U- keep th. ir .Shops in one plate, whidiilifv 
 Ihuc up ab.-iiit lue in the I'vening, and enjoy ilieirt.-ive. 
 al'cerwi'.di, Co.jks excepted, who kei p 1 heirs open till 
 pri try late ; for ftw but lu.:h as have gr^a'. l-'ainilR-i-, ^^ 
 drib their Meat ill iheir Hoiifcs, 'Ihe Men buy the.' 
 Meat; the Woiiun are t./O proud and niie to nu-i!.lli 
 with Hoiifwifiy ; they rid- abroad .1 p'eal'.irni^ iip.'r, 
 ealy-poiiiE AlKs, ytt lee tii to exailk the full Meahire ol 
 l-'ainily-L)my in. in then Hiilliaikls ; it they reKii'jt it. 
 they're not alhan-id to eoinplam to ihe i\lai;illia v ;: 
 hopesof pri eiirin", a Diiure. 'Ilnie .lie inajiy I'liCti 
 fers of l'h\li'k here, o.i.iliunid by the great varifiy 0! 
 .SimpI- ; p^roi-ving m the Nt!)'hb.jiiiliui'il, ami ijti.iieb-. 
 hither, the h/.plir.hs .ill ah ng exiil'eJ m the Art n.' 
 S;i:ipling. 
 
 A Ion ot Kec IS mill 11 cfl' eiiu-d here : iln-y peilin-v 
 ihi-mt'elvi s with ii in a Mornini;, ai a I'rel.naiiv. 
 i.painft Infei'.lion, and thir.k 11 ehales away e»il Jui.iii:- 
 too ; f. the tii't.iiii'iiwWA to do with the Kooi ot wil! 
 
 S'liie Mm ill til s CJity pet then living by rilowiir. 
 tri' k with Birds and liealts. exa-cdllu, any thing 1 e.L 
 fiw i-l(i.-wheie. I hale lieard a Kavui Ipeak fo peit-.'". ■ 
 ly, ili.it ir has airi'i-^-d mc ; ihey iile Ixiiii Ih-oats Mii 
 lungiie-.. in fpeaking, whith oilier liirJi do not, ai;: 
 lOide.iii.ii'.ly 11 o.e hi fi th.; Biilmc'. 
 
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 ii.i .iri' .1 ■ 111 • ,• ,, 
 
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 U'K tlW 111 (V ,!,, 
 v"T.!l.y I'.l ,,„.., 
 
 I I iirli'ii ilichr.l 
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 ly 'li-'*i"l. Ilih 
 ilii* int. n.iiiiinr'ii'. n' 
 r K : ti \m\ il y, IT y 
 Ih.IImii I'lii,,!*, :; 
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 y Ut It .! wii !o 
 
 inc; >n n.liiiit •) 111 
 
 IS lii!| ■ I i\. ".til 
 
 II .IT li.n, t lilt n(r 
 
 III .'.'").■ ,,•, ai-.J arc 
 nil, b t lu\> \ Su- 
 Oi'.. Iliiy 111.1 'u 
 imr Imto! ((Mvi- il';.|r 
 iiiilii; Il i. .irj'ijit.'il . 
 
 nir (imuiiliijrcaM'i)- 
 (;ri.u ( aiax.m imw 
 
 ct 111,111V tii.uitiii,;! 
 
 ly Yc Ml tki Dcviii- ■ 
 [h hm Hjn.! toil m 
 II. 111^1 iliL' AVoMii 
 1 lali", ccviivii witii 
 I'll'.ni. (urivuiKlcd 
 i. I 'f Ciijv.in I* 
 (oiiliii. rs .aij k'ln 
 ly . loi iiii'N li.jin liin 
 Uii V IMirt, ii.!ii,.li 
 
 tin.1 llh.WS II UTl 
 
 1 iliiv liaM.- i''ji;t:.'t 
 
 ,111 r . . r- r In".':, 
 
 1 ti.v ! ..• il I'l;!,, !> 
 
 i I initmii» iM ', ; 
 
 r t!in pur;- u". .A 
 
 (.'..iiiiif; wlialri.ii. 
 
 luii'ihry .(■llii'giiiil, 
 
 ■ f. I.' illy iii,.'m- 
 
 irijiillr.itioiiili.it the 
 
 (>iit;uuli (ut :lic 
 
 ■ 1 .11!, Ill niuiilt'ois'. 
 UitiluiMs ur Ann- 
 toK'ii^ii M.ir;s. .Ml 
 
 ■ plan-, wliic li iliry 
 i cnioy tlit'iTll'lvo 
 
 i'( p ilicirs ii|H.'ii till 
 avc gKai l'.iinilus. _ 
 '1 lie Mfii buy thi',' 
 and rive to iiiu!.lli. 
 
 .1 p'tMLiriiy iip,..T 
 tlk- hill Ml aliiri; ol 
 
 li il.cN i;ii;I.:t It. 
 
 ihi- Alai;:lti.i A . 
 
 ■ .lie maiiy I'tai'li 
 ilie t!KMi variety ot 
 liui.'il, Jinl brcugb; 
 ■jllcd 111 llic All m'. 
 
 icie : tlii'V ptiiin'ii' , 
 .i-, a I'fcl.n.iiiv.' 
 
 k'i .HV.IV l->ll Sl.ll!'> 
 
 nil ilx- Koul or will 
 
 liviiif, bvlliov^'ii;.'. 
 
 .liii.' any iliini', I f. ..: 
 
 VI II 1] i-.ik fo p'lt--' " 
 
 IjuJi llroals M'li 
 
 \y\i% Jo ni-'l, ai:i 
 
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 QJcr f.«yv ht kn^'* '>"« •""I' '" • Mimftery, whi.-h 
 wouiii. wheii hiii^ry, inl lo pUiiily iip<iii Cu(ii.i,(/ tin 
 t,*)^, ilui It 111. Iiern ofr^n tiiilli)iik tor « Man. I hav« 
 frtn them mikr hoih Dojfi tit.l (iu«u lit «tKir tout K«. i 
 upon a littif lurnil Pill«r of Wixnl, «fn»ii « l-ixn hinh, 
 iiW im lifn.idi-r Jt the riid tliin ilii- I'alin <)» yoiir Himl. 
 inil I limli from cii.f to two, \<U' A unf u|oii t itliir, xnj 
 lotolhr ihiril oi fnirili j and ilv ri turn .ibwit «» oltrii 
 .1^ thoir Mal'iT* I'l.i ihini. Ilu'v tuili C»nuU to 
 lUlKf by piitti|i)< them wlun tin ^■rl■ Miiinji, on a hot 
 Hearth, ind pliMng <<ii .1 1"!!!!!!)' ur mhi i lnUiiiiiirnt at 
 \ht hmc tiiiii the pain in^kc' ilic poor t^irMiire lilt hi* 
 hit t'lK' .iliif aiiiiihfi ihi^. H iiaitisd lor lomr 
 M.inthi, and « any inm diet, »\^>\\ tlic llrikiiiK 
 urni the Irflrnnicnt^, he Ulli a dtnem)'.. LiKcwik 
 ihry inakr An.Ml'i fiiJiddd tiuksi you'd l.iiky ihi-m 
 cnJiicd with ri «lon. 
 
 Wc put oti our drrattufc fonif lime loii)(rr, anil wrtit 
 xci\Uii"f', hie Mllc« Niirlll r.iU nl the Ciiy : A.. \iv 
 (uft'd aloiij;. w< law Sand < all upon ilic harth to inoji- 
 rit» it^frimliilnrlV. Here thry 1 ly out !>a\iuiii and tin; 
 BIdli.l Virgin, with 'J'ltfl , rvlu-.l th<-iii(»lvn in their 
 Fliiini I'rxni Hn -I, and bcinK athirlcd « >ili ihirli, a 1 i.iiifi> 
 tain luirft nut at iluirKf it.vcry Iciil'oiubly lo tilicvi' them. 
 W( Tiw i. U'rII fiirriiiiiidcd witli .1 pitiful Mud-wall ; tlic 
 WjtcrKdriwn up by Hu'hk'i into* liuleCilUTii; trcnn 
 whence il I in into a lavcr ni Marble, within .1 linall| 
 Oapj'cl, by tlie Mvi, 111 . ontempt ot / > (/MM.rpitrt'iij. 
 lyJeflled. In the Wall their i» a Coticavc lined with ' 
 iweet-wiKid, pieui nt which ate larucd away by luili 
 »s ate foixl ot Keliiknj W linoaked with liicvnfr ; at 
 tho Ixittom n aStnne id ('»/'> ■>, on whi. h they lell y.Jii 
 Ihe fet our Saviout. Of fo nviny thiuiland WtlU ai ihu 
 Country atfords, ti^very Urangc that this only 11 tit lor | 
 dunking i an I 'tis lo excellent, that the fli//,i will ntit 
 tafto any other ; *vhcn thcv forbear drawing iniKh of it 
 lot loirctime, it fends forth » Stream pleixifiil enough 
 '0 Jri\e a Mill ; aftei it hai part the Cdiippcl, it uatcri 
 |«'_".^inOrrhau!, where Ua large Kig tree, winch, is the 
 ■ s.Y»iiKf|'iirt goes, opened t.) reemve oar .Saviour and his 
 iiim Mother, when in ilaiii"er of being raken by the Vurfu- 
 *'■' ets 'I'lling upon ilieni till their bncimes wcie part aiui 
 ihiiiilividini' aj'.am to let them out, and fo remaining. 
 There's a lar;;r Hole in the leaning part of it, whieh no 
 Biit.ird, if you I believe them, tan tread, but Ihail 
 llkk talk by the middle. Flie Tree u all to be cut for 
 the Wuod, whii li 13 iiippoled to be of foveraign 
 vertiic. 
 iii 111 an Inelofiire ailjoinin^?, they lliow a Plant of Balm, 
 the whole Keinanider ot' the Store thii Orchard pro- 
 diic'd : It wamlel>roy'd by the Tdr/t', or, ailhey to cx- 
 oift tliemfeb fs fay, by the ?ew» out of htivy : 'twas 
 trinlpoftcd from jl"* y m the time of Hcnd tie drear, 
 by .(nfniMi's Command, at CUiipiitn'% defirc. Orhere 
 I'jy t'.vai brought hither out of Ardin Felix, at the colt 
 of a Si'.iiYn SkiI.w, 
 I u.- ■! Within a day or two after wc pafi'd the \j c, we left 
 w .J (liree Miles to the Left hand, the plaec where upon <;«>,/ 
 '^' h''ij.tti, the Ariin and legs of a gre.at many I'copic 
 appeal ftr(\lid funh, to the wonder ot the People that 
 flock hither to lee them. 1 have heard this confirm d by 
 Jon, <'l<rijHii)ii, ami M,ih»nier/tns, as having Icen it 
 themlelvcs ; bur 'tis not iinpollible that it may lie a Con- 
 trivance of the W.uernien to get Money by Krryirg over 
 P.i(rcngers, of whii,h, thouraiidu come to fee this fup- 
 polcd Miraele ; lor there are an infinite number oi Mum- 
 nit! Limbs, of which they may fetch and (tick over 
 Night 111 the Sand. Three or four Miles farther, on rhc 
 Right-hand crofs the Plain, Itands a Caufey fupforted 
 with Archea, five Furlongs Long, ten Pacts high, and 
 live 111 breadth, of imooth and figured Stone, built by 
 the f.inie Prrfon that eretifed the Pyramids, for a Palfage 
 wiih licai y C'arriages over the foft and linking (irnunds ; 
 aiij now having rode thro' 1 plealiiiu Plain .ibout twelve 
 Miles over, wc came to the Foot of the L<ly.tn Dc- 
 farts. 
 
 Oiree'Vlv Wefl of the City, hard by thefc Dcfarts, on 
 a hij:h mcky (Iround, d:iids the three Pyramids, the 
 Moiuin.cnts of Prodigality and Vanity, fo univerally 
 tamed. Their Name IS taken tiom the Shape, intimar- 
 ing a Flame of Fire, broad at the bottom, and dr.iwinp 
 to a Point at top. This Figure was much iifed by the 
 Ancients, for by this they thought the Dlviniry wcllrc- 
 jTcfenrcd ; lor as a Pyramid from a narrow Point fpreads 
 It frlf in a great Extent downwards, fo the Uiviiie Na- 
 ture, being of itfelf an undivided Subllancc, commu- 
 nicates Being to levcral multimdes of Beings and Forms; 
 •II which deltcnU from the original lingle Fountain ot 
 Life. 
 Til plain, that thcfe, as well as the other Pyramids. 
 
 thty lou'd ill •I 
 !• l5iMi,^„ iilj 
 
 ry rjn. 
 
 I ti. 
 
 wtre t'lc RovaJ Sepulchres of t!ic Kiuki of T; f ; th« 
 Jicittit if ihi- three, und .li.l ot hImi w g.iienlly 
 call the iiveii W.iii,ii|.ut the World, 11 I'ljiaic «t liiil 
 I'Oituni, and (ii| iol«d lu lake iipeighr Acre* of Ci.nm,', 
 »\cry lidei I ilic Vji itebviiiij ^^o liiigU'Paci in I ngilr 
 'h« Sipurc ai clii t pioiihlls but id' thiceStoi.e', biil 
 large uiovfh lui tine, Ic le Mtii 10 l^ai.d ipoii Ycu 
 alciiid it bv JS'i ^IkpS ci-hSikp llu .»; rom In'Ii, ii,,l 
 prupi.rii. i|,il,|, l,,«4i|i|, No Stone oft hi wliilr I'jImi, k 
 I'lillli fiiuii(li 10 be diav.oby oiiecl 'jur CatriJ.;'.i, ,n 
 tlielc w.re hik«n out wl ihv r./.i« Alouiam i tC^'it 
 " jv off 111 ■* ./ I ; wliiih Klin • wat i,i\ni ihrii^ iipi;ii 
 a'to'intul the 7' ./.o.i liioip.l.i I) M-i, i.^... i,,tn //./,, 
 and iliiie oLiited. "I'li ivundeil. HkwiIi'V .j..: lLii,.i? 
 iliem fo fjt, .iiid itioie llrunyi; lu.v/ tht 
 illein. I wciity Yi Its Vkai Ipcn in .h 
 which imik .j^ftfjkjj Men wi n voi.'.iiiiiallv enp!'" k.l 
 Iw.ut 11, wlio in Radiili.ii, OaniiV and UniriH, .. e re 
 
 rined to have e iiUinal iScu 'fal'iil , In I i«.ii lik« 
 iiMcs they '.M(lt..d 'hr.i 'Tre.vur.', and cniplo\ ,! ;!•■; 
 I'eoplc, l«d too great (luti oI'Mciiey migh- -orru; t ihi it 
 SucielTort, aiidan uiirellraind lliciiili nuke ilicS. I']e 1| 
 wnntuii ind muitnous. 
 
 Tune, which ilevoiiri lilt prnudtft .Siriiiflurcj, (t.i» not 
 humbled ttus lidiy Kiliiice tho' 'mi con uctut d very pro* 
 bably tu ha>c Ito il there (?"o Year«, and row It i»ra- 
 thciolJ tliaiiiuiniiiis i the North tide Is nioll worn, be- 
 eaufe uf the m<)ifliif» ol the Nmil.. in Winds. Win 
 mich difficulty we loade a fl, li in iri !. Jmop, wli»ru 
 we had the pleaUl:! l'i'l|i! I / . k mol) k .lijiu 
 Cv uiitiv, and the III bic ''lieiin 10 V 'I us Ki- 
 
 1 lirii. Southward, iiid luai ilie .\im>/.w.j, iv, ' 'I Uf 
 other large Pyi anil !i, winch mv where ■ !|<; inight pa.j 
 for Woflilen. I'hiii PyiaiTiid calls no lliadow for agt-.at 
 part of the Day, but i.s at ome iliuiniiutcd on all tides. 
 On the ball tide, detciidiiin again, we came near the 
 Fntranie, which Iccuii lo have been 1 .;inetly elosd up : 
 Into this our Jaiutariesdilcharg'd ilim Pieces, tell nny 
 fliould havetculkt there en ilu uc a iiuiv-liiet", and ^■i.ird' 
 ed the Mouth while we enired. tin fur of .c vsi'J 
 W'.i/' . Tu have the bettii li^duig, '.\e pot otf our Siiu.'l 
 and limit of our Cloiithfi. be.aiil.i . ^ ilie l...it Mithin, 
 which we were told waj not much ilw^^it ut t Stoie. Our 
 Cii ide, a .*fc<», led the way, every one of us witii 
 I.iplirs in our Hands : 'iis a Uieadlui Padauc. anil viry 
 troublefome, not above a '\'ar.l bioiil. an I I'.uii feet 
 high, eacli Stone coniainiii){ that uuafu^e i lu that we 
 I were forc'd lo ftoop a!w.iy», and lunietnnes to creep, be- 
 caule of the Kutiagt, our Uckeiu Uiinn imi b, St.uis, 
 jbiit as down the brow of a Hill, tiii an liuiulied beei, 
 where the ugly Defient comiiiiies, but iIk- way is a liitic 
 larger: tlicy lay none diirit enr aiti nipt any turthc ; 
 but that a tf/iy/j of I iiri m laiut^ his Curioiit-, iiudo 
 feveral eondenm'd Perliiiis midi riaki: it, and Uc« k'.l them 
 
 I well with Lighisanil PiovitKiis J and thai fume of ilicm 
 icame up again near thirty Miles olf 111 the Details ; iluj 
 
 I I take to lie a niecr Fable Ohus tell you, ili.it m the 
 Ibottoin there is a la^^:e Pit. righiy in Ciibi r. deep, lill'd 
 
 at the time of the \' '» Uverti..wmij l-> feveral Cun- 
 jduiis: In the middle of 11 i> .1 liiile liiaiid, and on that 
 |theToinb of C/r-,/ Kirp of Ijif, .md FouiKlcr of 
 thu Pyramid, which i* the IkIIi *itoty of the two ; for 
 1 1 have been told lit el y one that faid he faw 11, thiit at 
 the bottom of all there is a large Upiarc- pl.ice ( ihj 
 I without Water) into whieh he was Ud by an Entry 
 opening to the South, itnowii to lew, beinij Ihut p iiiice 
 by fome order. A Tiiriiini; on the Righi-hand carries 
 you to a litric Room, whieli we would not go inio there 
 was Inch a noifomc I'mell in it. Climbing over the 
 abovc-menrioncd Dungeon, we nioumed aboui lio 
 Fa't, as tho'upot; the bow of an ■\rcli, ihc Way iw 
 latger than the former : Here we pafv'd thro' a 'oiig En- 
 try, vK'hich led dirciftly foi wards, much lower than the 
 others ; tlis brought us to a liflc Kooni, with a cora- 
 paCf Roof, more long than broad, of polilli'.l Mariile; 
 but its Grave-like liiiell obligcvl us to return quickly. 
 We went over this Entrance abo' i 1 10 Feci high. r. fins 
 lalt was eneeeding high, yetfonairow, a Man iiii(;(.c 
 fathom ir, beneh'd onbothlide., and clos'd at top wiih 
 admirable .Architeihire : the Matble is fo ureal, and fo 
 artfully loin'd, 11 looks as tho' it were hewn 01 1 of the 
 Rixk. At the top wo entred a large Room, twenty foot 
 wide, and 40 in length ; the Roof is of a wonderful 
 hcighr, and the Scones are fo large, that eight I'erves for 
 rhe Floor, eight tor the Roof, eight Flags the f.r.j, and 
 lixteeii thclidcs ; all of well wrought 1. :;.,. M.uble. 
 Crofs the Room at the upper end, Itands aTonib. unco- 
 ver'd and empty, all made of one Stone , 'tis Biealt h gh, 
 fevcn Foot long, and not four broad, and loi nds like a 
 tkll : Inrtiiiiiio doubt, lay the body of the Builder. Vain 
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 i^lory wss ii'it tho folc (.'ml of fuih iaftiiig Moiuimcms : 
 but ihi'ir (ipininn was, that after 36000 Year*, the Soul 
 \ic)\iki !ic rc)OinM tfi the Hiirc Body, w!iil1i wouI<1 ie 
 rc'.lnrcJ to '.[•■ P>i ;iii-T loiulitioii : th'- they collev.'^ctl troni 
 then AHrono.iiy ; In rhcy W(n:ld prefcrvc the liody 
 alro:>rrh(.f, to rci'cive tlie Smil at. its return. Aj;ailiftone 
 Eiurotth.-' I cmli, i-lolcto t'lc Wall, oiHiK a I'ir, with 
 a lnn'4 .111 I ti.iiriiW Moiiili, wliiih leads iiiioan I'nder- 
 (.'haiiihcr In the Walls on each fide of the Uppcr- 
 R110111, arc two holes oppolite to each other, their Hnds 
 lint difcennlilc, not arc they lar(;c enough to cieep into, 
 ((loty within, and iluy lav .leie made h) a Flame of 
 I'lre which ilartci thio" them. Tliis is the SuhltaiKC of 
 what wcc.uiM dif.nvii w. thin tliis dark Fahrivk. 
 ThcFcTi.-li //.• ii.,'''.'i. fays, th.it Kinp C'C (jhecame fupoor I7 :he 
 I'l ihi, p.iccp,|ilji|,j. of" this, that nccciruy oblig'd iiini to prodittitc 
 "' *'"■'* ■ im Daughter, v.ith a ("h.irgc to rcfiile nothing ihe . oiild 
 pel ; Ihc hcing f.iiiicwiiat of her Fathers huim ur, de- 
 manded .Sronis of every one of lier (^uftonu's, with 
 wl'ich llic built the other Pyraniul, miuh Icf, than the 
 firriur i "tt< finroih vviihoiit, but has no Knirarice.j 
 
 ed by time : But there arc many now ttandinu in the 
 ; "Oi.m Uerirt, wholj Foiindcr.s none of the ancient 
 Writers ha' e naiii'd. 
 
 Aa to the time when the Pyramids were crctftcd 1 or '. 
 
 Mt.(hf,ii.-i finds it o'refprcad with 'o/'f/zin dyjkncfs' ""■'■«'' 
 Icoaufe he cannot find in any aiuicnt Authors whi n tlij)"''"'" ' 
 atorcfaid Founder.'! Iiv'd, and therefore he endcavouri to '.v!',. i, '■ 
 fix the Kj'ocha of the Migration of the tJr.-.eUii-i out of 
 '■',?:,'/"'• which he thinks happcii'd in the Reign of /Iwcn- 
 "pill, coctaneoiis with Af.yct, being the lall King of (|,j 
 i8ih hunilly, and the F.pochu of the Diitniiilion of 
 the 1(1 Temple, in the time of hV^i'V.:/', which ff 
 think> happeu'd in thcKcigiiof Ayria, iiting the eighth 
 King of the 26 Ihnnjly \ as I'.i'j-hius out of Mnt: 
 reckons tlule Kiiies) 
 
 ,>-':::/■■ 
 
 /■/<<■ »■■ ,-5;, , 
 
 And bctwceiuliclc two Lpi^has, 
 amounting to the fpate of 904 Years, lie fixes tin- tiire 
 when the aforefiid Founders Uv'd, by having lecourfo to 
 thole Dynaltics of MahciIos, as they arc prtfervM |.y 
 /liii. niiut miX l-MJclius ; whcrclinding that all the inter- 
 niediafc D>>m//'/>j havetliiir peculiar Kings, exvcpt the 
 ^oth. he places them in that vacant Ip'ace rf 17b Years, 
 The third, which Ifands on the liiglieft Ciiound, i> the vvhicli that /l^//;/.') ccr.taiiid according to /-.((/i/iuj : and 
 IcJlt ; bit: //.'iv./ii.-M and SiiAui fay, not infcnour in , fo CU.^i^i the Founder of the hrft Pyramid, I'cgan his 
 l-vcaury nor co(V, being all built of Toi'ch-llone. hard to Reign in the Year 3447, of the 'ju'.ir.n I'lriod, and 
 jc wrouijlit upon, and brought from the farthdt Ethi'- 1166, before the tiitth of Ch'.jt ; he rcign'J 50 Years, 
 /'/"'.Mountains; but th.it 1 cannot believe: they dc- lays UniAdui. After bun lu..cccdcd d-jl.m; the 
 (ipndto have cover'd it with iVr/'-t'j Marble; there's a Uuildcriif the fetond, who reign'd 56 Yeats ; and'htn 
 great I'uamity lies by it. This was made by A;>.f '.•'«(«, Af),rn«!;j the F.reiitor of the third, who rciijnd fcvcn 
 til'- Soil of cA'd;') : .Some layby a Courtezan of.VK.r.if,',! Years, making in all 11 j ; and the Keiiuiiulcr of the 
 call'd Do,i\. I by .^'i/''-'' the I'oetrcP., much k'Ved by her I Ovi.i/') may be divided among the tluee next Kings. 
 Brodicr C.tr.i.xui, whii ufed to fail lathrr with Wine j who were W/yj .j, ylnyli, and SaLidms, who reign'i 
 from / r.</' .'. Other; fay 'twas done by /</'.i/ />•. another 'io Year.s fays Hei?ui.is. 1 Ins is the belt Aaoint 
 (if that chail Calling, who w.is at hrft, fellow .Slave of the time Mr. (/'.m;?/ could dlcovcr, which the 
 with .iVd^, the .^nthor of ilie Fables, and lived here af-l Cuncnis may reid at l;ir!>e in Ins ownlji.uk abcut the 
 ter (he obtain'd her liberty ; but if the got iVIi a Trca- ryraniids. 
 
 fure by whoring, the Trade was then more prjriiabic 1 hat thcfe Monuments wrcc intended for .S;p.ik)ircs. c, 
 than ever it w.as tui.:e. and Monuments ot the Ucad, is the conlUnt cpiiiioii ofcni'',.n 
 
 .'Vnother St^ry goes, that when (he was walhing her molt Autjicjrs, and is plainly ptov'i.1 t'On'the 'I'rrrh''" ■> 
 fclf, an Eaiile fnatcli'd aw.iy l;cr Shoe, and beating it to 'hat is found in the I'yiamid of C/ f m lo •;.: i^v, amlj,;""' 
 ht^mj! :>, let it dri'p into the Kin;;'s 1 ap, who fiirpiiz'd from tb.c T'cMirnony of an .u.iiinn Writer, wi.c n.j,ues,"cI:J 
 with the Ac:;dcr,r, and the luautitiil Shape of the Fotr. that rhisFyraimd being opened alx)ut8so Ycaisag... there 
 onlcr'd learch to be made thro' all his Territories for the w-as fonnd in it a hodow Stone, in which the.-e v(as a 
 Owner, and hivng found her in N't.'.c-.i.'k, he made her Statue like a Man, and within it a M.ni, iii' ving a B;ca(t. 
 his Queen, a:id after her death, interr'd her here. She Plateof Ciuld let with Jewels, and upi;n it a .Swordofa 
 lived in the time of /Im.ijii. very great Price, and at his Head a Carluiicic of the big- 
 
 nels of an Kgg, ihining like the 1 isiht of the Day. // W-. 
 A trcTc n- This icanKid Man tells us in his Preface, that he went H^jf. Arnh. t.\ .-Ait. r.ifi. lint the tnn; rea'.on why they 
 lA Dtitri- rivice from /llexmAn\j to Cntnd C..iiri\ ,ind from thence 1 ui!t fuch Ifatcly Monuments, n as ncit mcerly Oilciita- 
 ^''^'Jl'llj-into the Ocfarts, to view thefe Pyramids, : .'if. in 163a tion, or Sr,-;e-Polic\, but the Religious Uclief of the 
 £[>"' ilk"n and id'jy, and carried with him feicral Inllruments for Uy^yptinni, that as long as the Lody cndur'd, lo long the 
 frjin'rhe the more exact L'.ifcov cry of the Tru:h. iSoul continued wiih it, as an Aittndant, witho'.it go- 
 
 lamA The three great Pyramids which arcnowexrant, are ing into any other Body, as othcrwife it would; upon 
 
 ^ TlicTili^!^ feated on ylt~'i:/i lule, upon a rocky and barren Hill, be- winch account they ijni not only fait and en, balm theit 
 on-.fihe tweeii the City .\1i-hi;Vh and that place which is calld Ueadafterthe manner defcrib'd by /Ji/J'rwi 5.a(,'ii;, y.i'/.. 
 /J.-.'f/r, from the NV.rlels than tour Miles, from Mcmphu i. roprelcrvi: ihem from j'Utrcfaduin, and make them 
 fix, nearto B»yi>>j. a 'Village from which thoy ufe to af- durable as Biafs, but alio entomb thcni m (lately Mo- 
 cenil upto them. Piin. L. ■i6.C. 12. inimicnis. .Such were .->t (irh their Mercurial Sepulchres, 
 
 Thefe three Pyramids were not treifted by the f/^ ! made of hard Marbie of a Spherical Figi.re Such 
 r,;eHirs, under the Tyranny of the I'l'ar.'.i.l's, as Jofephuj ■ were the Dormitories cut out in the /.v.'uh Uelartsby 
 ^/"""'s'"*' and fome modcni Wtiteis affirm ; for the Scripture fays the H^'ptif.i:! of lower (juality, which arc now call'J 
 ' ""' exprellv. that the Slavery of the Jrirj conlilled in make- thcMMmmiVi: .And of the lame iiaiurc ^ic the llaicly 
 
 ing and burning of Brfk, whereas all thefe Pyramids;" 
 conlift of Stone. The lirll and greateft of thefe Pyra- 
 mids was built, fays Unoiloivi, by Civps Itil'd by 
 Dii.i'jt:! Sl.n/iis Chemmii '■ who luccecded Rlr.tnfjhiit!, 
 
 F" 
 
 
 ^■=^- 
 
 
 _' .-_ 
 
 m 
 
 ^.•".' 
 
 ^m 
 
 ,'t..- 
 
 ' ■ -"^-^. 
 
 '-^- 
 
 
 . :,-A^^;.^ 
 
 •« 
 
 thrcf gr.it 
 «ow cxtint 
 
 1 The A 1- 
 
 Pyramids built by tin ir Kings, all which are Jeligri'd to 
 fecure iheir dead Podi-.s afici they aic '•I'lb.ilni'd, from 
 the Injuries of Men. cr the Weather, iliat lo the Soul 
 may be iVill ol.-.Hg'd 10 attend ihcm. lint Ulidcs this gcnc- 
 inflic Kingdom of Kiivp;. He add*, that the Stones lialHcUbn why theleKcconditorics were Luilt wliichwas 
 
 were dug oiii of the Quarries of an .-If.-.hinii Mountai..,jio prelcrvc theii Bodi(sd.--ad fr'" 
 and from thcnre carried to the Siic : That there were there were t-.vo fpccial Bcalons v. 
 employ 'd 111 :he Work ten Myriads of Men, everv three 
 Months a Myriad : That the whole Pyramid was fi. 
 niih'd in :o Years, whereof ten were fpent in coiive\ing 
 the Sr.';nes to tlic plareof Building. ll.-roJur.l.. l. 
 
 The fecond Pyranud like to tlie'tirP. in rcfped of the 
 Workmaulhip, but far interiour in refpcd of Magni- 
 tude, w.-.s b'lilt by the Succcllbr to Creeps, who was 
 Cc/''irfH his Brother, as Phro.liiui and U-o.hui Sicului 
 ap ee. 
 
 all cxteml Violence, 
 ^liey Wire maJe in 
 a I'yrainidall-orin. Firlf, l'( aufc tins figuic appears to 
 be iiiolf permanent and dnrabie. as bcirj neither lb 
 'iable to be oyerpiefsd v. itli ii» own wi-ipht at top, iwr 
 to be niiderimii'd by the linking in of Rain at borttm, 
 as other BuilJirgs ate. SVcoin'lly, Ilccaule tliefc Strii- 
 iSiiTf, were iiitendeil b< .cprelent lomc ofthc (ioi;.'. of 
 the e.^i/i/Muj; (or 111 the moii ancient time, Pyramidal 
 Columns or Obelisks, were woilliipt'd as Images of the 
 Gods, before the e^scl Art of making S-anies was 
 
 The thir.i Pyramid, lefs than cither of the former two, ' found cut ; .md 10 as Ins Ctvnrj^nn reprclcrtcd the Horns 
 was bi' lit by Myc-n'iui, the Son 01 C,t«j, or C/'fmm/;, i of the Moon, ib thefe Pvrair.iJs might reprefcnt the 
 (ays >/■••-<>. Other Writers give different Names to the | Rays of tlie Sun, which they worlhjpp'd under the 
 Founders of thefe Pyramids: but this is whit is n:.ottf nameof 0/,'M'. Oihir Nations were wont to crc(;.V Pil- 
 prob-ible among their various Opinion.., according to lars over their Dead ; but wc find no CikIi (lately Pjia 
 
 Mr. ';)?•.I^.*). 
 
 Be(ii!es rhel'c three which arc now extant, ihrcAutus men- 
 tions a fourth builtof Brick by W/u/.'u,whofiiccccded ,\f)- 
 ccr/?,':c, and another m which li.ni.t.s was I urifd, at the 
 end of the F.a' yrintli built by the twelve Kings ol 7.- 
 !'»i-. .'\nd long before an of thr'''r, jMci.. ii> his ail- 
 tiii .ible Lake, ereilled two I'vranuds. one for lumfell, 
 and another lot his Wife ; all winch ate [itw^ fincc iiun- 
 
 mids out of i-.n^f!, unit Is ir be ihe SepuKhre cf I'oijn.n.r, 
 King cf htriiiu, winch yet was far infenour to them 
 11 magnitude, tho' it was admirable for the ni.irbct tnJ 
 ccnirivaiice ol the Pytaniids, as it is dcftnb'dby i'/.v;. 
 
 • }^- ''• '3' 
 
 1 he firft of the three great Pyramids is h'rnatcd on tlic,',J^|^^ 
 ropol a rocky Hill 111 ilic l.andy Uelart of l.ih\, about d.dma fa] 
 cne fuutih of a M.k from the: Plains of Egift, the h:ig'it •" i''''= 
 
 of 
 
a-ggP^^S 
 
 ^^^^^ ^^mjf^i^'W^ 
 
 t ftandingin the 
 c of the anciint 
 
 lis were crcded. ! of ,'. 
 i'ayptian ilaiknels,""'' " 
 luthors whiu iln."^^ ^" 
 
 he ciiilcavoiiri low ;,(, . 
 lie IJrr.eliln out of 
 ic Reign cf ^iih-r,- 
 ic lalt King of the 
 le Ddtnidiim of 
 
 ^I'^i.iA, which lif 
 , being ihe eighth 
 ; oi't of hiMniti 
 IkIc two tpcvhas, 
 , he fixes tiu- timo 
 
 hiving iccoutlo to 
 ' arc prefcrv'il ly 
 ; that all the intci- 
 
 Kmgs, execpt the 
 Ipacerf 17S Yurs, 
 iig to hiijil'iui : and 
 'yrnmiii, Icganhii 
 'jii'.ir.H I'lTioii, an.t 
 lercigii'd 5^ Yeats, 
 :(Je_d Cy/.r.-r, the 
 5 Yeats ; aiuiihfn 
 whci rcii;n a fcvcn 
 
 Keiiuiikier of tlie 
 
 tluee next King*. 
 dnn, will) reign'ii 
 
 the belt Accomt 
 fcover, which the 
 
 11 Deok abcut the 
 
 JfJ tor S.pikhrcs. pj, ,.j. 
 coiilUnt (jpiiiion ofenJi--..' 
 ('il lioni the 'I'cmb'™ '^ 
 ' aui '..; i..'., anii,v,, 
 k'ntei, v-i.i. I, ,.iieii,i«:d 
 850 Yeais;ig.sthcre 
 vl.ieli ihc/e v.i5 a 
 111, iuuiiig a B;ea(t- 
 p.;n u a Swoi'dofa 
 iiilninele ot iliebig- 
 ofthc Day. Amf.c. 
 lie rca'.on wliy they 
 (t niccvly Oilcnti- 
 ioiis Cclief of the 
 nJur'd, lo long tlie 
 1.1am, without go- 
 it won'.U ; i;poil 
 and en. balm theit 
 iirus S.cillu:, Lit'. 
 and make ihem 
 •111 111 ilately Mo- 
 reurial Sipulchrcs, 
 al Figure Such 
 L;i!-i^n Delartsby 
 arc now call'd 
 re ave ihe ftately 
 li ate Jeligii'd to 
 ■ml alm'd, from 
 iliat lo the Soul 
 KliJesihi.igcne- 
 1 iiilt wliichwas 
 ixterril Violence, 
 •) rvi Tc niaJe in 
 ligiiie appears 10 
 i(. iPJ iicidier '0 
 eight at top, not 
 Rain at botttm, 
 aiilt tlicfc Stfu- 
 o!" the (loiii. of 
 inic, Pyraiiiiiial 
 .IS I mages of the 
 king S-atues was 
 . ler.red the Horns 
 ight reprefcnt tlic 
 hipi-'d under the 
 wont tocted Fil' 
 fiiJi Ilately IVa- 
 uUhictri'oi./""', 
 nfeiiour to them 
 ir the iii.irbtt tnJ 
 dcftnb'd by IV,7/. 
 
 sisfiiiiatcJor.tlic,<;;j;'„f 1 
 
 of y.lVvi, about firOinJ'-' 
 
 %)/;, thchcig'it'ii rp-i 1 
 of 
 
 nc 
 
 I he liifide oi the lii-xl N' l^irrlt PvramitT 
 
 Ivy/;.' 'ntraii;; inf.^i^ Pi/r.iiniJ. 
 
 fS' A- JiiiJrJ in 6 nti//t. iy ,V\ 
 'af ffzMlr mwin.'f 
 
 . t/i/ at :,'iU ttUj If :irit jJL-ru 
 ,cli 771.-^-//. 
 
 I fnf ^r;/tiJ Cn.ifnC'J/' 
 tfif f'l'-ft .titrt^/^v** 
 thtShrimh.Ti 
 
 M 
 
 . t 
 
 '!■■'., 
 
 1- 
 
 \:m 
 
 I. j 4 ■ 
 
 
 ■t'-^i f. 
 
 \ 
 
 .1 
 
A 
 
 I 
 
 I » 
 
 :^i 
 
 ^l 
 
 ■.-u 
 
 im' 
 
 ot' tlic ti'.r.i- 
 
 cxA.'Ky tViiir 
 mciliirVl bv 
 Kjuml to lie 
 PK';irii;M \'\ 
 !•■(.« : Init il 
 jicjii.i! to r!i 
 Tifliica tri 
 MiiiiJ, we 
 v.lii 11 li ptrf 
 fiull' |-ri)i'i'i 
 in;ilV)i.t ; f 
 ji\lk'ii liiv; I 
 17": I'CCT, t 
 ,iS-<:.;9 Pjiui 
 C'ri' nil, \vh' 
 miglit "irii il 
 rKll!^•ll 1k' :r 
 The iii; ;nt C'l 
 
 M'tlidllt, IS I1 
 
 isi.c.ir f'.'.'r K 
 al-yiit till' 1* 
 I'ki'tliehrll, 
 r!::vc Feet : .1 
 f<;!!iMelt, ril 
 10 tile top, vil 
 v.'iiiii is a' 1)1 
 S'o'i ■«, W-l'uU 
 
 111 ■ D.T'CCS I 
 
 ifcpili; l'>r In 
 three, aiiil tii, 
 k'> : .'::>! lb ii 
 TIul'c Row; o 
 ;il'.T; \et ever' 
 l:3l^ io cubic 
 thel'ortnin to 
 
 IKlltb liuvc IT| 
 
 wlii,:li ii-.ud he 
 d.\y ; lor ill tfi 
 a. Niion. 
 
 After Mr. C 
 It tilts l'\r.im 
 gi^Ci .1 i\irti .11 
 which the Ai 
 •ff.ir.i tu the S 
 hive oive:i ih 
 tills us how hi 
 t'lcre 1.,; .i;i.l ii 
 tlkir K.uul!,, t 
 It Mil aiiJ 02 
 ally fo Itr.iitiiei 
 ot it, to orce| 
 I ifs'd thro' a 
 aSr ■ a hooi io 
 inid nianv Ipa 
 h!c, white (pe. I 
 
 ^ydl niMllioil'l 
 
 Io ;t hro.iJ, .III 
 arolin'.l with w 
 h ta^tiTiiiii; i!ir 
 fi:t '11 rlie !ii!(_.s 
 tlir.i'fev.T.ijC.i 
 1 I'll, and lei I 
 feii'e.l rhe i.r.ii 
 •l'irt:i"!:a Cui: 
 k-.rnr.h I'a !!'•.(■ 
 frvh iipii, It jc 
 ilei;;ee< vaiii!h 
 'l^leiich ai„l 1 
 t-'ii'.eror t::e 1' 
 C'liireiKleJ wi! 
 iiit'irioiir to ihi- ■ 
 3ih1 ihi'Sia.'sot 
 '■'■'■<: Miirble, • 
 ll'.iL' Srone-: wliu 
 i-l>';ili, lii.e lb n 
 ••"111 fipi'O.-tii ;. il 
 l"hcleii';t'i.)f 
 'ho-'i I ■, ,in I • 
 iil'iriou. .\(.}ii, 
 •"", of our j'i 
 at the top. nil | 
 'lire orl-::ii',i .]]• 
 I^^ai'r.,.., thit .. 
 Were Iv-i.J , 
 l;e..rl; lei-,. , 
 ' 'UMi !;■,! ,, : ., 
 "ein <,ii-. f ,i„. 
 '"'•■"t n uf tlie 1 
 
(h .,). A^i /b>. Ciecrge S-mdys /ju Hi/hy of Ain(.a. 
 
 319. 
 
 of tlic livuii'fm t',iviii}', Ijcaiity, as the iolii'.ity of tl\c 
 K<ck lii'K i:ntiir.rs li> ihc ,*)ii,.,ririiftii'C, Tli'- Bnlis is 
 cxa.'Hy tVmr I'liiiar'i'., aiul tlic Noi'Ii iMc of it lieinj; 
 me.iliirVi bv Mr. 'Jn -::■?; w.tli a l{.i..i'iii <.i lo I-'cli, was 
 f.juiiil to Ik 6)i A\v'/'' '"•■'"'. "-^-' tlic AkitiiJo i (.iiii> 
 riv;irii;M 1'^ i'-' PcT['t:iu!:^'ii!ar, wa-; toiini.1 to hr 43i 
 Feet : Init it' it Ic nkcii as it arcotu'i ini:liiiin;.;, tlx'ti it 
 i;c lii.il to t!i'.' Latitu.lc ot" tl:,- Bails, whiili is ^9< I'cct. 
 T) fiiic a true iiodoii ottlic iuit Dimcnlloiis of t'lis I'y- 
 raiui.l, wi' iiu'lt i'napinc vpoii ilic (iJcs of tlie Bali', 
 \v!i ill IS pcilV^llly fijiiarc, fo'ir c\]iiil;itcr.il triaiiglvs iiTi- 
 tiiill' I'l'oi'fi.Jiii;;, nil t'lty all iiur at ilici(p|', as it wen- 
 inal'oi.'t; fur lii the I'lrmiciT of c.itli 'I'l'iJiipk' voiu- 
 [u'hcii hiv; 2 79 I'llt, ami ilic I'tTiiiitii-T of ihe lialis 
 177; Icvt, ill.- wli.ylc Area of the IJalis will coi'.taiii 
 4So:.',9 fliuro i'.'et, or abn.it eleven i"«i'';//' Acrts of! 
 CJr.T.iiil, wh'ch is a I'mportion (o nicnd.oiis, ih;;t it. 
 niigli' iivii iiioviilible, Imh tluu it i> uteftcd Iv. the An- j 
 ri,llt^•^) ho as muih, anil !y 'iiiue "f them ti lie nioie. 
 'Ihe allnit C'the lop; f the ','\raii!;ii fniii all ;l,i. liilcs 1 
 v.'thoiit, IS hy ^U■^re^■, i.r Sicps ; il-.e l()\-erinolt Degne. 
 isi.e.ir fi'.T I'l' r in '■.>.ii;!it. iii'l 3 m lve;.i!th, i.vl.ii.h mjes' 
 al-ont the I'yranii.l in a K\;:l: tlie (eeoml Di-ytte !■- 
 iiketiie hrll, 'Vilv it retire ■: inward fivin the Htii near 
 
 th-cc Feet : aft.T tlie I'.i 
 
 ii'.umer is the third p/.w, an, 
 
 fiithe lelt, rilint; like fo tn.my .Stair» oia at-uve .mother 
 in the top, w!:i. '1 ends'iotca 1 I'onit, h'.it in a litilcFiat, 
 v.lueh isa' oit ij Feet hroad, b'.'lnp, ..oVLrd with p.iie 
 S'on"5, belidrs ^•<.\^ whieh are wan:ini> .v. the .Angles, 
 fb' D.'i'reesliy whi'li we afeend, are not of an ecjual 
 ilcr-ili ; It liiine are n.ai f'iH;i Fett, i. titers wair. of 
 three, ami the hit'jici we afjtiii, the depth prows the 
 le's ; .'-id fo Ml proportieii iloes the hreail'di tl!o,k'Lre.ile. 
 Thefe Rows of .Sn.ncs ar.' tnuch i'npaii'd l-.y rhe \\'e,i- 
 ;h:r; U't (■\(ry Sfp, \vhieh is but on • litii'Je .Stone, is at 
 lea!'' j-;ci:bieal Feet. The iniinlcr of Deiirees front 
 thcbortnnt to tlie top, is 1.07 or :lS. Sonieoftlie .An- 
 cients ha.e repotted, that tins Pyian.id ealts no Ihadow, 
 which naill be I'v ai'.t in the Snmniei time, aiul at miJ- 
 i!:iv ; for in the Winttr Mr. (.'/ r cs law it taft a lliadow 
 a. N'Don. 
 
 After Mr. (Jr?, CI h.is taken a view of the Out-!u 
 of this Pvrami.l with its Fiijnrc and Diinen'inns, he 
 gucsa particular AiC nut of lut he found within it, of 
 which the An 'ients wc-e lilcnt, out of a fuperllitioiis 
 •rprdtii the Si .ednefs of the Plac(?, and the /' ,;/-/.ti,'; 
 hive given ii< loinami k Dcferiptions. .•\nd fnlf He 
 tills lis how he nlleiided on the North lide ,H Feet, and 
 there he .in.l his Coii'p.iny ei.ter'd i'lto it with 'Fapers in 
 thcii Hands, tliro' afjn.ire narrow I'alfa.je, three Feer 
 brad and 02 har^;, tlr: IXtluity of wlneh was gr.tdn- 
 ally foltr.iitiied, that they weiefore'd, at the f irth.er end 
 ot it, n> ereep upon their IVTies. .At'tir this, haviiij; 
 pafs'd thro' a plaee in winch they found iii',!y larf;i- lius 
 .iKv iFootlonr, they eiitred tiiro' intricate W'nalii.gs 
 ii;t(j manv fpac ions (laheries, built with pohfli'd Mar- 
 ble, white fpe. kled. At the end of one thev lonnd tiu' 
 ^\'ell uiemiond by fivv, wliieli i- eiiMiUr, bein;; three 
 Fo.'t broad, and at thit time 2» deep , the lides of it 
 are !in'.! with wli'ic Mjri'h-, Mid the Def.eiit into it is 
 b) taitenini; tlie H iiv.ls and Feet in hf'e o"eii Spaces, 
 cut ni the liiies within. After we ha.l fafs'd, fay, he, 
 tlir.i'feveral (^illeiies, win, 1 .-.c ii, t!ie tame eontinifd 
 line, and lei 1 to the iin.'.ile t^;' file I'^ranilil, we uli- 
 feired the f.raiige be. ho ir. n.l. i.el b\ I' : :.i r, by dif 
 • h irfi";; a (inn ; for tin "^oivui I'ciiii; eatried in thofe 
 fe.-.ois'h I'a'.f-.f i, and hn.hiig n 1 \er'. on. wards, re 
 H-Vh upon it fell, and e.tiifi s a ' i'nfi's'd iioife, whi.:h by 
 ili'i;-.eesv.iiv!hcs. I'nn that whi li 's niolV admirable, is 
 tile lich and fp-i ,0 s Cliamber, wlinh lies about the 
 C'le.erof tiie INi.inii.*, 111 nhieh Art may fec;n to have 
 contended wi'h Natvre the eiirinns Work bein;; not 
 infeno.ir totb.e ruh M.ircrials ; for the F'oor, the Koof, 
 and the Sil.-sof it, ,aie all • lade of valt Tables of JV.-. 
 ''.■■(; Mirblc, ^er\ gra. cfully li^' 1 and j l.ic'd. The 
 il'.iic S:one< whieh cover the R ^ t are of a pro.iipio..s 
 iciieili, lii.e fo m.lliv luioc K MO • iveiflnp the Ktoni, 
 ■iiul fipiM.-tii.:' the infinite Mat's , -lu' Fyraeai.l above. 
 The len'.;th of -t is ahoiit 54. ;■:«'■/•> Feci, the breadth 
 about I-, and 'he hci.'hth 19 and a hall. Within this 
 illorioii. .sfjom ti.inds the M'.niimeiit of ("v-;-! or ':hciii- 
 •"ij, of our picre of Marb e bo l.ov within, mi o\er'd 
 at tile top. ^,11 1 f 1 in ! • ; 1'' .• a Ue'l, without any Seuip- 
 lure or V.'.nb .linet' . "'nr r i- ih'- .Monn in opinion, after 
 W n('r,,,, that neith r r ■■■ nor li'.s Siieceliiir (. 'r/'ci; 
 Were h"-ied .n il ■ r Ty onids, beianle, lays he, the 
 I'cijpl.' Fei- ,' o-cr-.v,s' ! 'y tlicni with liaid labour, 
 t'Meat.n'd 01 leir thc'ir d. :idl}..ihcs in pieces, and, throw 
 H'Oiu out if tlief- S-.-pidchres. /)■./. ' 1. This M. iin- 
 iiieiit IS of the fone l''\-/'i'c/; MaibL with the whole 
 
 Room, being fpecklcd --vitli black, white, and red 
 
 .Spots, and refeiubles twoCnb<-s tinely fet together, ani 
 hollow'd within. It i. t'even F'^et three Itlclies and a half 
 long, ii. breadth anil depth three beet three Inches and 
 three <]i:aitersi/ii the oiu-lide, Inn within it is fuiiiething 
 lels, which Ihows that t!ie Men of this .Age arc of the 
 lame .Stature with thofe tl'.a; liv'd near 5000 Ye.-.rs ago, 
 tho' fome tainous Men have thoi ;,h: the eef.tr.iry. It 
 any ,ilk how this Moniinient eoiild be eonvey'd into this 
 Chaiiilier, lir.ce it is iinpotfibie fT it to enter h) 'I'ol.' 
 n.irrow railages in the Fyramid v.h: Ji lead to it .- I an- 
 fwer, tliat it mull have been rai-'d and eirivey d withoio 
 op by foiucHngiiK, before the Cii.'.mbe! u.is linillfd and 
 the Roof tlfWd. 
 
 1 he lecoiii I'yruiiid is f aric dilhint the Pi^M of ae ^ i 
 Arrow Ir.Jiii the lirlt, and is all laiilr of .Stones of. i wliiiel'V' 
 colour, 11.11 hini; fd great as thufeot tlie hrtt ; the Sides ■-■ 
 rife not with, Degrees or Steps like tli.at, I nt au faiooth 
 .irid eqeal, and ihe whole Fabiiek I'eeins to be very en 
 tire, eyccjit on the Soirli lide. J ho" it is gcner.ill) 
 thoupht to be infjr'.oui to the (irft 111 inagiiitude, )ei by 
 Mr. (of/t.-rc's Obfervatioii, the Fleighth ,;n„' ibi- Sides of 
 the Iialis 111 both are equal, f'hcre is no Entrance into it, 
 and thirefore none cm tell wha' Ch-iiubers are within. 
 ti IS bounded on the North and Well lides with twr vcrj 
 hately ,iiid eicborate Structures, being -<o Foot deep, 
 and niorethaii 14^,; long, cut out of the hard Rock, and 
 t ]iiar'd by a Oii^zel, w lu.h are bipposd to Le '.he Lodg- 
 ings of ihel'rielt>. 
 
 'I he third I'yr iniid is diftanr from the K,:' n.l .-bnit a « ~ 
 biiilong, ai; 1 ihii' it ajipears a' a ddtaike 10 'oe of .in ',*' 
 (ijeal luipjn .vith the two form' r, bica' fe of ihe ad-''' 
 vanugc ot its Situation ujon a higher Rife of ihe Hid, 
 yit il is really niiicli lower, e.achlidcof the Ralis being 
 only 500 Fct long, «.hieli waii's iie.ir 4>t Feet of the 
 two formec. All the Ancient and .\b,di.-rn Writers ccne- 
 ra'ly agree that ir was inade oi' biaek A:.o' /'.■•.■, Mr.rblr, 
 ' whereas Mr. Cr in atliuAs v„ upon his ovii Infpedion, 
 thai the whole I'yr.niud feeiiisto be ot a clear and wliiu 
 S'one, loniewhai choicer and brighter tliiii ili.it m eitb.er 
 of theother two I'yrainids : but what the ^to.ie wi'li'ii 
 may be, no b<-dy can tell, lin^e ther.' is 00 tntranee 
 iiilo it. 
 
 j Amon;^ tlic :eil of ihe Pyramid-, i;i ilie l.^h in 
 
 Delart, wdiicii be about 1 i, there is one 1.0 lefs worthy 
 
 i.it memory tlimi any of ilieshiie former, vchitli llands 
 
 ' a', out 20 Mlle^ dihaiir frooi iheni, more wiiliiii the 
 
 .Sai.ly Ue!art, \\luch app 'ar.. to h.ive the fm.e i"):menli- 
 
 ons, the fame Steps without as the tirit : Ir ippears alfo 
 
 lo I e of the lame ecjiour, and to have an F.nnaneelikc 
 
 that on the North liile, win. h is barr'd up witlini ; and 
 
 to whatever is faid 1 ' the lirR in refpeft oi the Out-fidc, 
 
 'ii applicable to this, 
 
 I .As to the manner of ercO^iv^ thel'e ftupendioiis Stru- 
 I iflnres. Air. (;.c.;;:-j dilliking what is faul about it by 
 Ihn-.lnw, l)ii,l,\ IIS, and /'//(.>, is of opinion, '1 hit the 
 I Bitiiders tiilV made a large and fp.acioiis 'lower in die 
 midll, reaching to the top, and that to the Sides of this 
 I '1 owei the relt of the HuiKiing wasapplicd, piece after 
 I piece, bkefj miny ButtKlfesand Supi>or:ii-. hill ietfen 
 • iiig It. heighth till they came to the I iwermoll Degree, 
 I \.hich isad.fficidi V',)ik, br:t very laltimi. 
 
 I Nov far from thcfc Itaiids the CuhfYui ; up to tb.e Mouth rhj 
 
 is all natural Rock, as if iia'ere hid fo.in'd ir lii 0,1 pur- 
 , I'Oie; therell iseoiuposM of hup.e flat .Stones laid upon it, 
 
 and wiought to repiefent an /■.•'' ,".'.oj Woman, adoie.l 
 iforir.erlv by the (luuntry Peiiple : Under tliii tliey fiy 
 
 lies the Rody of Amnfis. I'he li"e is not lo montlr.'nis as 
 I repoited by Vlini, who makes the Head 1 . .■• 1 '-ec in 
 
 compaf-, wTii;feartlie whole is but 60 Feet high : the 
 ' Face is fiomewhat iti.stigur'd by tune, or the fpite of the 
 jAJx.j, who abominate Images. /'.Vwv and otlieis c.ill it 
 
 V/"''/»/.e. The upper part of the ^I'l'hir ivleiiiiiled a Mai- 
 'deii, the lower a lion : by this Figure the - 
 
 .•':;i/'.'/ inj meant the Increafc of tl.eir River, ..nd ronfe- 
 
 i<piciitK of- their Riches, which happens when the 
 
 |Siin is in the Signstif tff and r/'^:;'. -■ — ■-. This 1, Imt 
 'from the Shoulders up waid, tb.o'P;'/o gives it a Bel'y, 
 I which could, never be, uiilels rhe Belly be ni vt coverej 
 
 with the .Sand. H\ .1 V// ; ,■• in their /-//c -,;/■;'/ i, «;(, ihey 
 
 rcprcfented an 1 larloi alfo. having an ano.ible, and an 
 I alluring F.'.ee, but withal the Tyranny and lA.unicr ot 3 
 I l.irn, which ll.e makes life of over the willingly led I'.ed 
 I Cully. ,Such lor- of Figures they erected alli) !ief;re 
 'ihc'r 'Femple', thinking that the M^llinesof Religion 
 
 and Philofophy ought to be cotr.ur.rdin ^oiigmatical Ex- 
 ipie'lions, tha' they might be keptfioiri the Knovchdgcof 
 
 the giddy Mulutuvle, 
 
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 fUfu Five Mi!o Sci;tli-r,iftof thtfc, ,iml two VWfl (t i\k 
 River, tow.KTii.s «liuli ilit Brow ot ihc Nioiiiit.Mii l.-ms a 
 lutlr, 11(1(1.1 iIk Kovil Ciiy of AJiw;//', the .Siivirtli 
 aiic'.tilory.f o!il /•;;;',"', I'liili by Oi;./ ■, and cillM 1" ■ i 
 tfr lr.> Daiiiiii'cr, \vh(iin they f.iblc'.N ■.ic l.'y with ii' 'I . 
 (li.i|'i'of ;\'Biiil. In this was ihi- 'lilliplc (il ^/u, ihr 
 Cn with q;,-. < ; ;in.l Ml,,', P.!.J-i", flfrllr, &:-. . .iw 
 all the Qui..'. Thi'rc !•; fvar.e inoiii'J' "f UiiiiLs Uti i') 
 tclt:tV ili.u McvI'Ihs, oiM- fo fimnis, (t(;.iil hciv ; yn 
 liiiiic tew Kiiii.tiiis ail' U) he (icii It'.ll, .iiul lonie S'.iiUKs 
 cl' i.u.iillriMi!>I(il'i-nibl.inv:t;, whicli ly iiuiri.iiious toiulr 
 tioii. 
 
 'I Ills Ii.lsiii.Tilc funic iiull.ikc o'.l Aff>//'/' fut till 
 I'll lent '■ '/' Ijiit fiieh ;is 1 .lie bo'h f.en aiul wrote ot 
 the foriiH-r, l.i\ it Iti nil cii'hl Sieni s .ibcive the Seuuheni 
 Allele I'f .;.', c;i' h Seine eon'..ii.)in\; hve Mih*, an J 
 f >iiieiiiiics leven nil .i h.ill', .iieorJinji \o ilie diiUrint; 
 CulloniSi iliis .South Annie of D'-!ii isfiur Miles lUlUiit 
 Ironi Ciiv'. HeliJes, ihcfc Pyi in.iJ^ belurpinp to 
 .Vf/w;,';.-, Iliiil 10 h.ive lloi d fi. e Mile Ndrili- welt i F 
 the Cm, jlVkhiigJiiii'tly Well, .m.l lull twelve fVuni 
 thij. But ilie iiitjll com Huiiig Proof is, tb.e A;h'«»ii>/ 
 iv ■hi; in .i pLice, v/hcrc many Generations have hailih'.ir 
 )<ur; !:!•; 1' .ilO, not far alo\c A/."./- /;, on the .Skills 
 if lie '( lii ;h I'ef.iris, aiiil Itieiphtniiig of the Moiiii- 
 t.v:-< .iJii.oll 5" Mile;. t'l.imi.'.i.'M! : fo th.lt icvvoiiKl be 
 VI r\ ' iKl th.i' ihey lluail.l cirry llicir deail fofav, if they 
 h.i'.i fu nvenieii'a plaee of Interment ncai the Ciiy. 
 
 \\'' wruKi ;;l;i.lly have fecn tl.efe ; but ilic ehaij^-able 
 C .ir.-l, aii.i tlie tear of the .•;,,;/>;, wjio were tlien foler.^- 
 iiizinj', ilieir I'e.ilt there, aiul the Inconvenience ot lyMiR 
 On; ail Ni;.;Iir, niaJc us bf fatislieJ with what \vc had 
 hia. J, haviii_i^ ken before fevcial of the embalmed Bo- 
 dies, and foiiie broken iipio be boapht for a Uollor a 
 l".e. eat the City. In that flacc are Ibme pretty larpe, 
 and man\ htile I'yainids, witli 'loinbs e^t feveral la- 
 thioiLS, fe\eral luin'd, and as n.any violated by the 
 .•bm and .hr.hs, who make Money of the dead liodies. 
 Mn-nvKi. Here the aa icnt I'.i^ypii im were iifej to be intend, and 
 were fond to be biiicd liiere, as fuppolini; ii to loiitain 
 the Body of O'lV,'.'. I'lulcr mcry one, or wherelocver 
 Stones lie whi.n arc not nanital to the plaee, if von 
 remove them, .iie dillovor d Dcfceiits like the narrow 
 ^*'-llltlls of Wells, having holes in ea.h fiJc of the 
 ■Wall:, topii dnvn by iiiftead of Steps, yet fo irouble- 
 ibmc, that many refufe 10 go down th.it came there on 
 I'l.rpofe i .' nie if them are near ten Fathom deep, 
 leading, into hirp Vaults, belonging, as it llintild feem, 
 to p.irti. u'ar bamilies, li ^• i, ot-.t of the RocK, wuli 
 I'lllars lir it. Between caJi .Ardi the Corps ly rank d 
 One by anuther, ihrow.led in folds i,f Liniien, fwath'd 
 w;t'i Rands "f the fiine, the breafls of fcveial beiiij; 
 li.iiiid wiih ll'.eri>;;b.pliual Charadtcrs ; in their Bellies 
 are painttd Papers, and ihejr Gods iiicloleJ in little 
 Medals of Srone or Metal, fome of the (hape of flen 
 ill Co.\t Amioiirs, with the Heads of Sheep, Hawks, 
 D(i_i;.s, dt, others of Cats, Beetles, Monkeys, and ii...li 
 like": I brought feveral of thcfe with me : the I iniuii 
 i iriofi w huh for Colour and Siibftanei rclinillis 
 the inward iilin between the Bark and the Bole, v\ hen 
 long dried, and brittle ) the Body appears folid, en. or- 
 rupie.l, and pcrfeiit in uil its Dimenlions ; whereol the 
 Malcnloiis I'aits are nW'ft brown, lome 1 kek, hard as 
 .'•t'jMe-l'iteh, and in 1 hyliek works foniewhat alike, ilio' 
 
 -;,, „, , ae.ciinted ninre Inveraign. 'When they prepaie ihefe to 
 
 "•'(.■'"'•isliiipth'.'in loin rutrefailf on, they draw oiit ihc Brains 
 
 •!.»d h..<Ik-,.. ^,, |i,j. fsij/lfil^ Willi an Iron InlUlimviu, hllmg the lame 
 
 with preknali\e;>|>ice,s; then euttinp, np the Belly with 
 
 an /.'' /•/•i.ci Sior.e.and taking out the Bowi I'.ihey eleanle 
 
 ihi. Inlide with Wine.aiid Itnfring the faircwith ; Com- 
 
 poftiir. of Ciil'.'. Mytihe, and other Odours, i lofe it 
 
 agiir. 'I'lie (ame Mie po'rcr fort of l'eo]le iliil w iih 
 
 Bill 11 111. a: the Iiiliile of their Skulls and Bellies lull 
 
 ttlti'y, fitehi Iroiii tin I .ike of /iffi rJiiic: in ycn-t : So 
 
 tiijthc', alio wall the Jniie of Cedars ; which by the 
 
 extrian- biiterncfs and J.rying facility , not on y lorthwith 
 
 uinove J tl e Caife of inter;i.ur Corruption, but to this 
 
 ill., whuh is.il oi't Tccx Ytars, has prcler\ed thi m un- 
 
 ( crrnpttd : So ditf. rent is the r,i!al;ty ot that Tree, pro- 
 
 (iiiir.s; late to the Dead, and lieing veiy dargereus totlie 
 
 I.i\'r.t;. .'\t'tir this ihcy wr.ip the Bcdy in a I'liat many 
 
 '■oldj of I iniieii, I -inuar'd wiili Gum like .Sear-eloa-h 
 
 ^\'ilCli tlky had |i.i:briiied their Ceremonies, whicli 
 
 ■Were viry rumeiou.s, they put the Cor] '.c in a Boat, to 
 
 be w.it'a! over -K (./>, a Like en the South of the 
 
 City, by one certain I'crfon ciih. whom they eahed 
 
 Cr.vc:; ; this gavt O ii'ciii the hint ot his Infernal Krry- 
 
 iiiati. Near this lake llcoj the liiady Temple ot' 11 ,r.i , 
 
 nlen(,t tlut nauirc. When tlie dead Body was Cfini\ . 
 ed tuihe other (ide, 'twas broiigiit btl'urc ecitain iuJve-, 
 wheie it the Dia'as'd was lomicle.lof an v il I'ii' 
 llu'y refilled It Burial, otlieiwifeiwas inter. Vl iis atun- 
 laid. Ihiis ilid tlv le IVo) le eii.ieaviMir to letiiu ..i; i,;, . 
 I.ls iiiiHakcii i-temity to then Nanus :,nd IW»^es. 
 
 lutiiri ing the lame way we lanu, and li,-.\;;... np..|[ 
 the t<:'\ wetiirn'd a litile to tie r.;;i.t to new tU' i. „. 
 ins of the old City, tali'd forimrly //Wv.'r, , ji,;,,;,,,. n, j,„ ,, 
 the S( mil part of C'.i//.. Ji had its n.inie fr-m' (.-nn- ;,■,. 
 py/'-ej.i);.', whom the old l-pjii.in Kini's h'tlerd to 1, ,.■ 
 Iiliere, vlio built a Calllc in the f.ir.ic place where ibis 
 new it.iii'.!s, deferiled belbie, which wan a gieat wlido 
 jattei .1 Ci.irrifon Town of the three I epions, polled heic 
 jtodcterd this Coiintiy in the time of the Z^. i/,./,,, .„.j 
 ,ancientlv gave the name to the City b.-low, Icnncrh 
 eall'd A;./-i,/;,'f'.',^ ly the .;,..! ir.i :. laid to have bu'ii 
 built by 0»/.n, Succelfor to A/c/"(w,' ; (iit it im (t [^, 
 ecrtaiiil) ratlicr ic-editied than tUindid by him, hiivirn 
 had in it Ii. many Chiitt.an Cli.'i.Iii-, a. the KiL.ij 
 I Witnefs. 
 
 ! Wc pals d by a mighty Cdteni w ithin .i Teuer, aii.i > ' ■ 
 
 ^ flanding ipci a place where the River k n is in, r.i.VJ' 
 
 ,as IS laid b- the .yorj loniodeuiie il..- Anger tf the Kini; ' ' 
 
 ^whoiii tlie> pro'oked to tallou- with t!ic'iiiii(ji.eiit (In-;.' 
 
 ' Itians, ,ir J Jicy by reii,o\ iiig .' N'oiii.tain which ini].- -in. 
 
 Prince iinpos'd upon 'hmi as a Tnal of their I airji j 
 
 jCoinertedhim to their Keligi.-n, and tiirii'd his Dilfh.i. 
 
 lure up. in their .\ccufcrs. This run'" al.iiig an .A.|UL.'liict 
 
 fupporied by (co Arches, and fuppiies 'ihe Ca;!|e wah 
 
 |VVater. The Ki.ins i:f the Ci'y are great, and (o ..:, 
 
 the Buildings, aiiioii^ uliiji are many Cl.iilii.i;i »Mi.|,.i. 
 
 fteries and 'I'eitiples ; the 'alt that w.is left wa, tbron:'. 
 
 I down by the lliiJJ.i, becaule as n mould feeiii it Ipoilcd 
 
 his profpeCt : biit then 1 Ib'.ild think hewuuld liauc 
 
 h.i\c given the Patriarch le..Vv to rebuild it , me ,\; ,, 
 
 'abusd him with their Iciigiies for it, and thuw down 
 
 what thai worthy Man begun, b'pon this C'/// made a 
 
 Voyage to C ijtr.uin";!,-, to procure the Ci'.v.l \',;r,/,„'s 
 
 Order tor doing it ; when he was upon this Biilinels, lie 
 
 was, but not thro' his (,v. 11 feeking, ihofen PatriaiJi of 
 
 the Cicely , ana aliitle af;e:, by the Briberies of anotha, 
 
 being difplac d, he rciurn'd to C^ir.. Heic is a httlJ 
 
 Chai'pel Dill Itandiiig, ileui^ateJ to the r-i;- « Alar. 
 
 under which is a Grotto, where ihey fay ll:c hid lierfclf 
 
 when //ci,../ purfuul her. 'Tis mtiili freiii.cnted tv ihc 
 
 Chriltians, and to is the Tciiib of .V77//,: m thi:, pi,at by 
 
 the M.it'i'fnct.ttjf. 
 
 The few Inhabitants that arc here arc '.'.ci^j .uid 
 
 icpt 
 aricsji: 
 
 ncni.im; vv< law great Seir.ii^iia^s, very high, and p 
 up byTiiitiiell'cs : '1 heU .ne repcned to be the (irai,, 
 ot '['■!■ ji: wheie he hoarded Corn in the Yearot Plenty' 
 to pr,.v uie ag.iinll want in the approaeaint; ramine : they 
 are fe'.' u 111 all,iluce llanding and employed u the (ame 
 life, the ri It ruined. From liciice tp the Run mic- 
 tlur.gtote leen but Ruins for twenty Miles togc'.licr , 
 ar.l iherci! 01 t's we ended, out Days J .urncy. 
 
 On ihe fourth of M.iuh w'e left CuVu in the dilgiife nt 
 Pilgrims, fo'.ir of us I^k^J-J]: and three Irr.'.iu -',of wlioiii enf 
 wa- a Priefl, ai.d another a Phvfician : For o'ji ftlves we 
 hired ib.ice Camels, ardtheir Kte;>erstwo lo.arrj us. th^ 
 third tor our Provilions : the Pu.t is to in' kiajwn .,; 
 '''.1; I upon the dividing the gnat Ph fit of the Cara ,11., 
 anfwerablc to the luii.' N ol the Jouiney. We li.id iili.i 
 a (;(/.•/- for half a D.llar a Day, to be i.ur Ii.trr|rt!or. 
 andte>_ wait upon us : \\'e Itock d ourfelves with li.ivi- 
 (icn for fo long a Vcyage, as Bilbiut, Rue, Railii,-, 
 Figs, Dates, Almond,, Olives, Oyl, Shcilct, c'c. .ir.d 
 b( ught Pcwt<_r, Biafs, and hi h like CciiivaiKiicir,, as 
 
 .ucr 
 
 "-•itii the P.rti 111 (.'• 
 
 If and O. 
 
 '., fc pa rated by 
 
 Pais of lirai', vvliuli bttaiiii; the Otiumal of the F'a 
 
 '.t we intended 10 Ut i p b!oide-hee|"iig ; Oin W 
 we earned in (jcit-iliii. We lude in'll.allov tluegi 
 like Ciaulcs.which we vviicfoiccd to buy teo : We wire 
 two rii a dmel, which tva.s fecur'd above, a.i.l covet 'd 
 witli I. 'linen, a Pollure exirtamly uncafy, but the h - 
 habiiaiirs that are uled to it, lit ^lol.-kggil iiatuial.v. 
 That Night we [-itJidi car //..;;o'.;, 14 Mi'cs litnitlie 
 City : In the tveiiiri. ihe Captain ear. c, a T.-i.<, well 
 iiioiinted, and with .1 ;'( od Amndan. . . Here we Ibid 
 the next day lor the gathi ring tcgeib.er of the Caravar. 
 paying to ihe People of tli. Vdlage lour A/.i..' .;., k : 
 eveiy Caiiiil, liji whuh ibev giaid us at Mght, ..11c. 
 make good whatcvei is llolen thiy do tiie fame iiu. 
 cr pl.i.is. Oiii ot them olten laliii.gwitH'.i/rfii.wniii 
 isanfvvered by /■.'Aki;/, which together ligi ities Oi-f.' ..; 
 tli:.. W;iuli woid palling round the Caravan, islufS..;t.M 
 Allinaih c that all'- late. Anu ng us were fevit.d jn. / 
 Women, extreamly old, who uiidinook 'he Joeiiay 
 n'v to (iie at Joi./<f.v»;i, carrying with them the Pom ; 
 "I ilieii Pirents, Hullunds, Cliddicn ai.dothii Kiiidi.c'. 
 liic lauie WImu e«iuti ihmi fiom .ill (yif ei pus, vvl.ii : 
 
 they 
 
:a. " Lib. liilchap-^^^- Mr. George Smdysh^ Hi/lon of Airico.. 38 J 
 
 m 
 
 they can i.oiivciU'.'ntlv. 'llic Mcrhantshad wuli tluii 
 many iVi;"'<'J, a geoj ConniioJi:y : Ilicy buy tliuii ol 
 tlicii' I'ar(?nt«, ^oMiics !• p'lcr < ii tlv.- Well I'J ■ 1 1 iln' 
 RiviT, who pare witli iIkmi withoiir any lOnicm ■ i. r .is 
 others liiok u|viii tlitir RkIics ro coiililt iii the Mi.iiru Ic 
 nf ilicir Qtttk', \\> ilicf'- i-Oiiii; tlicif VWmMi liy tlu' nii ii- 
 kr olthiii' Cliililrcn. 
 
 t\boM 111. at NiKlu wc fcr out, aiiJ arrival tlie ikx: 
 Mcin'mgiit LV/Z/a/^, in il.ul.anJ cf ii<jkii, ri\.in iliciv e 
 loiitiiuiiii;', <Hir Jui.iii y, wt airiw-l iii tlic Ncic.hli'.-ii- 
 liooJ of C'k ov;, wlicic wciiic uiili Coiton-iKC^, .mJ 
 a 'IVlc callM liytliL' ,/,..,'', W.Wj.r/i ; tin: Tciw-lfr nl' iis 
 ;■, Jric\ll,tMVi., licin«aUictijrari:il>lilli-5cIlovv. Wit.'nliis 
 '■X Dictlu- Woimii ill t!ic i: 'kj/h Ir'irviiL- loloiii 'luir Hajrj 
 anil Nails, .111.1 (iimeiiiiics tlieir \l.v.As aiui IVit,^ and i 
 the other parts of il'.e.i iVi.ly, teiiipeiing it with (luin, 
 aniUayiiii^ it on in the llj(;t)i.i, iha! ii may peiiirrau- ilic i 
 deeper. Suiiic Chiiiiin.s iilt it a^ \V( II as ".(;.w//.-m«.,| 
 ,iikI imlecil ihe Gi'ifinnpiioil i . Ic. mr,, rial thrdii^Jioit 
 tin: iV. </.'.' Umpire, that tin- V,ili;c u. >vliai is iifeJ, 
 ainniiwsro 'Jjc.io Siiltaii'.i.s. 
 [ u Next ila\ wccime to i' '"; i : A liiL lower ,■ a Lake 
 .••"' call'J an icntly '>iwVm( an.l now /;.:>.. i/.i, win h liiMdes 
 '"" Ez^l' 'f"i'' ■V'"'- '" ti'rn'Cv times 'iwas called hiirr.- 
 li: ml', from 'tsfikkir); in, and fvvallowmi; up whole Ar- 
 ir.ies i lor it liail then a Palla(;e inti) the S,.a which is 
 new ehoaked up) aiul imi out to the Icngih ol loc 
 tiir'.^iig., iii.i iiairuw Tioiijili, puar.led (mi each Hand 
 with I-iihs of Sand; which l» inj" driven 17 ihe Wind 
 ir;o tiie Water, fo ai M thicken it to the f.-einini; ^on- 
 (;|tciii,of l.irth ; fo thai when People came ui'on it 
 tinawateb, the fiiit Sard tlity tiudc uii feem'd firm enough, 
 but after a fiuil'Kr Prnijrcis the Sand f.i\c way, and 
 lliiiini^ ftili fnvther in'.uthc Tiody ol the 1 .ikc, made it 
 impo.fible f.jr the Tiaveller ill letreat. Now "tis only a 
 li'de I ake, and ^roWb aaily Ids. 
 ~i,rM. Ne.'.r ih;s I okc 1. the Mniiiitain C(//,. j, or a huge 
 ,„,'' Moleol Sand, taimai-. lor the ■l'ciili>lc c.f Jh/"'!., and 
 die 'IViinliCit f'liiij'n, whi.'li was iioUy repair'd by the 
 tmperoiir /hli.in. Ihe Ntath (ide i.l the lake i> 
 hoider'd hv 1..'/' «.'■'' (01 l-.dtiii Id call d fioni the hiu- 
 mciii', a People (f Ainli.i hfiix, who abdiraied their 
 own Country, and here im-orporated by the //.*/.'dy.. 
 
 The Suhdijcc ol .Vit'.V.; nnitcd hmilelf lu 0111 leiir, 
 sn.l after fecdinj; upon 0111 Provifior.s, would have tallcii 
 upcnmir I'ufoi.i, it we had not been fortilicd by a Paff- 
 ptrt fiom itie Uulr.o'i t.iii, , and our Captani's Iiitercn. 
 Hi-ie GUI v.ludcCa-.avan ,ilU:inbled, roniiltir.g of Iceo 
 floifes, Mules and .Mies, and 5C0 Camels, a Camel 
 hdupa Bead ereited lor, is not only ;i!cful biR necelfa- 
 1 '., tymilie ,7.,;/. .:i) Ucl.uii lli.'il carry !■*' wffght.tho' 
 ■';■ )'6.:o be the ordinary I Cnllnl'^adiii!' or iinloadmp lie lies 
 '"'^"'pn his Belly, and wlicii he ii loa.led prop: rtionably to 
 hiv strcn'.;ih, wiii avisfud/ lilc up an 1 reliitc to take 
 n-o:L He'll tiavel for four D.ays lor fourteen upon a 
 TiiKh^ wi:h jnt Watei t.ii i:i Ins frei'ueiit IVIchiiigs, 
 hctiiriifts ep iHlad.lei, uh'.ih inoillri'^ hi.. I hrc\ii ami 
 .Moii'h, and ,o;r.'Ui)nly cpon a Jouiiiey he is crani'd 
 V..1I. Piarly-ilou..;h. Some lav the Camels :ue the only 
 ijie.itiucs'thlt ir.gender ba^kvNaids. '1 licir Pau: is Tow 
 aiiJ unfufferablc hav 1 ; .md upon the lealt .iiicvcn or 
 Ihppi ry (irouiid ihey are apt to (tumble. '1 hey are very 
 mild and tl.nllable, abaiir.i" for the tune ol their Veiic- 
 ry, whvh lalls 4-' davs, and whi ii is I'o furious, thar 
 tiicy Intc and K rat, h then Keepers. About their Nc-ck^ 
 thev have certain Charms vvrii by the .'Ir- ;./.-;, and ;ii- 
 ev\e from MiL'hance and tlie 
 
 II-. 
 
 ft.;. 
 
 rioVd III F.iather, to pi 
 PoMon of ill I'.yes. 
 
 W> ...HI VII III I. ^ I. ?. 
 
 On the tenth of Tilvc'i we cntred AiM-i.t I'cirx.j, a 
 b.iricn dcfilitc Country, which lears iiothinj; but a 
 few fcittei'd Palms ai"d a little wild HylHip, with 
 "h.>h the Inhab.tnius teed their C~r,meb, the iMilk and 
 Flelli of Camels bcinpilieir pr.ivip.d Suf'euance. Tlie 
 wfol, Ceiintry is a Wildcrnels ot Sand hcap'd up in 
 M'limains, a.-coubir; is the Winl blow.,. 
 
 Th.c I'artK-ul.ais of ihc Authors |ouniey thro' tins 
 Counr'v, :hc Holy i.and, <5c. arc ivlerrd to aiiotlier 
 Province ; oidy lis thought net impr.iper to taU' 111 b.cie 
 hi- Obfervations I'pon h\n!!.<.. 
 
 On the 2d of J 'I.'' I eiiUJ Siru!/!\ weenter'd the tbncn, 
 wliich lies on the ball lidcofihf City.of r.-'/ff-i in thcKlc 
 of .\i,:,.M, which we tainted with iKenjlucen Cjuns.biit »t 
 were n t allowed to enter, tho' wc had a I'.item to lliew 
 ihatvv.-weie fre.' fniin die Plapne, nor lulfer'd to depart 
 "hen -.he Wind ferved, winch was with iiit wo days alter; 
 Ijrthe GalliCs were then fetniit; out upi" n (iiaie (•iiterpri^e 
 on ;).T. .'-rtn ; foi vc|i!.;h leaf.ii they would not let us gi., 
 Icfl if we wcic taken, we fp.iuld make I'lme dd'covorv : 
 f.^v, thev were fo caiiiious.asio liiiuicr .iiiv ol ihe.i (iwn 
 Shil i to put oil', rid foinctiiii': af:ti the Gallits Wtie 
 
 gone, lor fea^ cf .1 Siiiirzal; Lft .1 iarpc Oh.- c/' .Ship 
 putting ui to lee l"i Company, and the l< [iijh h-n.j, al- 
 ready lo ftron^, they wcie Ii erceu to IaiI the liuii of 
 .7«/.', the Walters liavii.j'tlie Night Ltlbrcin tl cul'iW^, 
 boati, waited the Ketinii of the Great Miller, from 
 viewiiifi .1 I-ori. which wa..diciii uiii'ing. 11 d WwlcoinoH. 
 hini home wrdi 21 Gin,. 
 
 I will) r.evtr could be reconciled ro l'ic Sea, chol'i 
 lathii ■(. (l.iy behind alone, ana ti d.ii;) all poidiik 
 UilTkuhu tii.iii ciiteitain the TIk.i'j'JiI. d l-i ird.ou.s a 
 Voyagi.. ; 1;, I WIS li.fl- upon \ n.ikcd I'lonioir-ir* , 
 linlit .ii'.init the (.iiv, icnic'ic lioiii 1I1 . ',. oiitoi i(<- ol 
 I'eoplo, a-id at at io*'. iiow to diipou. .-.I ..y fell : At 
 lad a littk. IV .ai n-.a-le towauls me, rov.id b^ .01 Til,, -.r, 
 whole biilirtf- K istoaiiend on Stranpin thai Icm. not 
 I'r.utiJ^ lopicventanj IhI'l^Iuiii by Comijanics ^.-iini; 
 ne.ir rhcni. '1 his Man 1 irned me to tin iiol.'ow liani;- 
 ii'g of a Ro^k, where li.rth.ii Night 1 uas to rake up 
 "ly fiiarter.. a.i,l tlv iicm dav he vas to cirry me \<, 
 thc/..!-.i.rf;A.,/il,Ulteie 1 wuiioltay ^cor .v^Dav belorc 
 I could be admitted into the taty. In -his ncian. hollv 
 conJi-ion was 1, mufu.g .11 my llardil.ps, w-hi!c' 11. v 
 Ciuatdian v.asponc toi lorn, \''iftuals for mc ; but lii 
 the mean tin c this liick^ Av.ulmt ' flen!, t\ I'U-.ui.-i 
 came to the pi.ice with two o'd Wcnien in it, who 
 fprcada i".-i.<;/ Carpet upon the- Ro.k, .nid upon ihat a 
 lablc-cloath, wlu.h they fuiuiliieci wiili '.aii.-ty • f ;lie 
 thoicelt Meals : A litile after came anoilitr P '.-V.v. , 
 which fetaCiallant ainoar with his two .M.hrclle,. lireGj 
 like Nymphs, with Lutes in lllel^Hanl^. f',dl if fciv,!- 
 Iing tricks, fcaicc i',ivir;; the Spaik IcaM- to eat a b.:. 
 but what rhey put inio ins Mouth . Si n<e:iir.cs the mic 
 would play upon the Lute, wh 111 'to-hcr I; ng, iiid lai.l 
 his Head her Lap, thn.s aping th, La-Tonof 1 oieri 
 'I he old inags hid no fiiiail ll.ire in the Comedy, \-,'iili 
 then ndicuk.es Moppir.gs. Tliefc, as 1 hcatd alier- 
 wards, were the young W.^ircns Molhcf, who had 
 brought ilicm from - ,i:-c,,-. to trade wiih the unniarried 
 Knudithood : at laft the Gentleman, who was a f-i\>ul} 
 Capiain, invited me to t.ike p.nt wiih ihcm, wIikH I 
 wanted not to Ic much inirearcd to, and he Ipokc to 
 ihcm to make much of the /■■..;;,(.' . : 1 u; tliev n.eded lift 
 to be Ipurr d ; lur they g-ew- prcfently lo la-n I'lar, as \i .i-. 
 loathlouie to us botli ; both be and '.hey, in pitv ol' i-iy 
 hard lodging, ofl'ered to convey nic mio the Cuy by 
 Night and bring me Lack 111 the Mcin.ni;; a Cruve, 
 which if ddlovercd, is pumlhabie with death: While 
 they were pcrUvadinji nic 'o 11, mv Guardian ictuined. 
 and a A/^/fc/c with hun, whtfe Fadie; was .in / ji:- 
 man : As foon as he in, ierllcoj what ihcy had pr. poled 
 tome, lie dillv.-adcd them ; fo the Cai'tain havinp, pre- 
 iriledme tii.s pood Ofiiics, departed. N\'li.il ihcv'weu 
 got a pretty way from the .-sluiar, theWli.sris itript ai-vl 
 leapt into the .Sea, wher.- they violated all the IJn nJs of 
 MoJclty. The Captain did not forget hi, Prrini;., and 
 iiavinp lollicitcj the (i/..if M,iJ!.< on U'y l.ehfiif', as he 
 late in Council, I'/ rr .■/./;,• w.as granted me, by tl.c-ccnlen-. 
 of the great Crolles ; lo I came in'o i.i.e C ry, .i!\l ua' 
 killdiy enieriaiiie.l in ihe Houfe or '.he .\!...r:jc lalt nieii- 
 tioned, where 1 llaid three Wee'Ks. 
 
 M.tii.i lies 111 the 7.1/ ., Ill Sea, e.Kac'''iy between r .'.""/'.'.'.''.. -.> 
 in iJ.i'/.('> and theSouth-ealt .\ngle of Sici>, an iiuri- "''■'''' 
 dred and '.oin leore ,'Vliles diltant trom the one, and lixty 
 I tioiii thcothcr ; it contains three fcore Miles in cireuit, 
 j and was formerly called A/ci/,-, upon ihe account of 
 i tho pleniy of Honey there. TheC.ouiiiiv ,s all oier 
 ICIiampiun, being no other than it Rock covered with 
 I taith, not exceeding two Loot where dcepelT-. There 
 I are few Treis here but ludi as Lear bVnit, nhicii they 
 I are well provided \Mth of all foi'.s; Wnod for ihcir 
 I Fuel they fetch from i;'ci'/>. cxc.pi w liar is ufed by the! 
 I meaner lort of Pcop'.c, which li a kiiul i.f I'rc-.t TlnlHc 
 and Cow-dung : but ili'-y . oniumc not much, the CIi- 
 I mate is fo exceflivc hot; lor tlio' it is foir.etiincj mo- 
 dera'.ed by the Winds, towhiih 11 isc-xpofcd froi'.i :Iu 
 ' Sra, tis hitter than any place in the l.mx P.iradel. 
 Here are no R.i\crs, bu" Icveral Fountains. Th" Soil 
 produies no Gr.iin b'.i', Fiarley ; the Bread 'iiadc of that 
 andOlncs's the ordinarv Dm of rb.e \'iliagers, and 
 the ,Srraw leit.iiiis their Cattle Tiiey have pleiitv 
 enough of Cumin-Seed, Annis-Seed, and Hones, 
 which they mevehandi.-ite -vviih ; bciides, they have fun,.- 
 Cotton-Wool, which exceeds all oiheis. The Inhabi- 
 tants dy latlur of Age than Dilcafes, and had formerly 
 the name of T'ortiiiiate, becaiile of their ixcelling in 
 Arts and nice WcaMngs. They were or. g.nalh a Co'o 
 ny nf the C tiii.-.niij, who trading as lar as the ni.iiu 
 Ocean, fcitlcd uptii tnie llland, and by ihc Coive;!! -n 
 cyofthc HaVen, got pieae Lltates ; 111 the midlt of it 
 IS Luilt the City oi M.tii,:, j-iov. '.a'led 'JU ^.'.:/>.;, eitlic. 
 
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 a nolle lady, was lo.tViyn, .-Moliiiss/ W'iiim.in Courr, l.'<rci:t A/, 
 
 iith,i-ol the Order, a. 'hey anirni ; b.t I eonid not I ""/rt'a.'i/.V.'. |ohii'/ if' Jerulaleiii, i'riihe it M.i\{A 
 
 ■earot an',' tunv tli.it are 
 
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 (•ozi. I'oi tho he is no m. ire than a Iryar, astl 
 Knights aie, he r. an abloliite Sinetaien, and has a 
 
 111 oiIk 
 
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 me:, uled ^ii Knigluing are , _ _ _, 
 
 ■ arries a NVateii Taper in his Haiul, .•iiul kim Is In lure j brave Atteiulaiiee ot gailaiit younn (''entleiiien. Tti: 
 . the Altar, iloithcd 
 iluclbi the l"!rd:naiy ' 
 
 I'e ij.iiireiit, and le 
 
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 elt hihi V. ith the ( >iiler : then the lame I..' 
 
 rgy wear ihel5ad;'e of thev)rder, and 
 
 a ,Sv.'>nl 111 the \i" 
 
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 vs. exeept in Milita:y Ali.urs. 
 
 are lul le'l ij 
 
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 ,1 ;hi' (^ailioli. k r.iitli with it, in niand i.l' ten Capta 
 
 n 6'j Vil.at;es in this Illan.l, under the C 
 
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 •id vai .juilll the 1-ne.ry, t,: 
 
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 ll.d.i was laid I'lfn 
 
 ,ind K 111 Ciiii 
 
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 IS le.ited in the Cetitet if the lll,ii;.i 
 
 an. I .ill be 'h ■ I'owirnf ilu- Crof>, wl 
 
 is lie- elletiii it to be it 
 
 ill; 'tiN lliaped likea Smfiheon. 'I'liey 
 
 C.'ca: lui; oriaike; 
 
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 a 15: 
 
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 )f tie Svvoid. Next, I hey put Ciatrilon kept in it Tiity il:..w a li.-otio hi 
 
 iioivever thcii. i^ .i 
 
 hiiii. and tliike him tline times on 'h.- they lay .St. iVi/ lavat'.erh. 
 
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 It aitirii, 
 
 I'niil liim, that by them with pnat Uevotu 
 't; lly undergo any jthey call ii.tn Me iais, 
 
 was l),ip.vra,:M:, le* 
 I il-' lU'lin'il ,S'i 
 
 with 
 
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 one lidc, .1:: 
 
 h.-ih. 
 
 the Ad-ltliehke, whi h ihcv l' 
 
 a Viper on the oth< i or an .-.'. ■ ;/ 
 
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 Sword 
 
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 iiey repir:. that w'.en tisernnk 
 
 el in great iiiiiiiUi's ti rorei 
 
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 ne, iteuusilie 
 
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 .) !ei 1 f .r the tuturi- : I h.-n the I'ltli.n that i m th;s plait, thev give it on', til. 
 
 .d tho' there arc loans .Seri 
 
 r tiio you han.lie i 
 
 pi firms 'he Ceieii ony of i-iving bur, th ■ Kiiight-hood, vi\ them, they h.tveno I'lAVei t.. Iiiiri you, iiavi: g Inli 
 |iv , liisbliri.! I'lilus Siio l.ler. aii.l exhorts imn to be VI- : their Vtnonie ever liiice the .Arnitlt vv.i» here. " '1 In 
 
 (•;ii;, 
 
 11.1 pr.irle-wo'thy 
 
 Aefe 
 
 .■I'lre 
 
 Hon 'ur by . nuragt 
 
 otli.'r three Ci; 
 
 Whe 
 
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 if they iiiav be 'in ailed, me 
 
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 ',',ir t.i I'pnv:! a. id 
 
 , ^Tllfted W'l'.'.l I! 
 
 on h s Spur 
 
 dt 
 
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 lii;iiify tiiat he eu. 
 
 ei;,h; Miles diltailt, and not ,il)i)ve a Mniiinet lliot frum 
 
 ri, aiKl rx'ver , 
 
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 lU'tl 111 I'r. 
 
 ip, r 111 ill 
 
 Han ! 
 
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 oi'ci'd^ to Mifs Willi' longueof Ki. 
 
 r, mar the Kaltend ; ami on liie North 
 hive the double Havni, divid- 
 
 ! R.-di iip'i.rn ot C.'piivt- 
 
 if Tiety, blol'pr.ali- | ti.i 
 
 wliKli leae 
 
 I hole I 
 
 ii.i tartlurtlun the I- 
 
 beii: 
 
 I'.led. 
 
 I lavi 
 
 nuenels make, ii eonvenieiir. 1 lie Lali 
 
 11 teieiidli. a Stag'. Hirn ; iheii'lt Hiaii.h ailu 
 
 I'at.hi 
 
 ;,! tiielii 
 
 if he 
 
 .it ,' 1 hin, If he he iiiarrnd I an e.xielh.nt blaitonr tijr rhetalielt Slue-, th: J>e 
 
 to anotiier Older, if 
 
 a- 
 
 iif any o'her I'rrt ib.oa, ii he deligii 
 ■'.i.ni tore env;' their liijune.i. and unit the .'\u- 
 ' ..f ueiear .Mag Itia.v. His Aiilvve;-s being pi- 
 ■ ,11 re.,e:vii.", ihe Sacrauf !,t, he vows a.> tollows 
 ..■., .'/l.i'' 'v d...,', " ' ' ''. 2IH Mary I it imn.i^u- 
 
 C'.d!.. ., 'he relt are li, allow, L lo(e to the nppcrii 
 i>a i ■•uiiiam ol liilli Wd;i.r, v. huh pleiiiftilly I 
 all Will i-, Oiiihetipof the Torp e (,i., one ip ly lail 
 t! llo.jd 1 lie llrong Cattle of St. tkui:'i, the lirlt tl;a! 
 
 mtai 
 
 the 
 and 
 
 e.itgei 
 
 liithaltir in,iny defpera'e All. 
 
 |olin liiptilt, f:i'.,.u.i. , 1} (■'. ' 1r'i:J as is 
 
 C.iiinon-lliiji tient, the nolle of wl: 
 
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 they rook iti In 
 
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 hap. X V I. AV/-. George Si v.dys hts Hijiory of : \ 1 r i ca- 385 
 
 ihcv li ul 1"'' ten tlioiifand Men before it, lo tlir prcat 
 li'ii'iur iii lilt Comiucr'Jio have niado- fo ftum a ile- 
 
 (111 ill; VniM of the Piiviioiilory, which Iks 1k'Iwi-i.ii 
 th k'tW'i Bi.iirl'.'S of the Haviii where tho Ships .iinl 
 diTlC' ll.lVi-' lliclt S!.uin;i, O.ilul'.thL' (.'.illic ot'St. ^;.'. , 
 
 1; .illcrp Koik ; this lortrcK pave a liithciciit PioM ot 
 I'.drcil.mh, hy ob'.ii^iiir, tlic i:./i;j to railc ilic SicA^c. iliis 
 ; Ul (• tlic next, after St. II.- >wf, ivliiili was atta^kM ; h 
 r.M.iis fiill ilie Srais or Mmks of the Shot. At the 
 l-iitdf the Rock fonicC.aiin(iiKiiri!anti\l, wlji ii.i'in 
 ii,i;;,l the I'.nfy into the HaM'U. A M.il',111 t.-i., iii.1 
 ,: ; ;■,!, as twns thou^',ht, of ( hi ill i til Parents, !e.i(i\i 
 I :: '.he Sea here, in 'he li. iulu i.f the .Sicpe, aiuliii i\n'i: 
 o"Jk" urtat Fire that (vas niaJe at liim, hvam to tin C.'.i- 
 ylc. it.eived Ilaptifm. .m\ was of iiolir.all ii(et') the Ke- 
 i;;-i,i, (liiio enn; iiioft of the Dilij^ns of the 'I'li'li:, and 
 ■Mll'i IraM' y lorward ill all Aefii lis. The jiallarit lie- 
 ii-.\i(jiir of the Kiiiphi;, and the Report wir. h wa'- 
 ;■ .oii aloiit of a L'hriAian Army cominj', t alieir Relief, 
 
 ''.;,,iin:'j;cd ih.- T0l^i foiniiih, that tin-y f.iw til to iliaw 
 ,-'■ |;,inever, all the Illand Init «)i'j;r and St. .•I>n,-I\ 
 ii'i; irdi'.a'd to Alties, the Kni)'lits rrnlelted al oni 
 i.!\ing ir, r;-!ier than repair the lament dde Knins lo 
 ijili .'.^aiill: an iiiief]ua, F.f.ciiiy, cfpceialiy c onlideiiiii; 
 
 • ';c bafkwardiicfs of ilie Ciinfliaii Prinei s to aililt them, 
 ii;c lalt Sii-jcoiirs l->fiiip bv the C'ireiinifpect Viec 
 
 • ivcf S'VV>, vmrcafonaMv delayed ■ I'lit it lay too coii- 
 iciieiK for the 'I';.- ^ to annoy the Ncighlo'irinj; States (,f 
 Chril!:ti.'.()'' ; iov whuh rcaU'il tlie Po]V, the I'c cn/i>:^ 
 jii.ltlic relfof the U.iUni Priiiees, encouraged them to 
 1 nt !;i '-■ there, fupplyitip th^m with Mnney and tie 
 ui'.itv I'lTvifoib; l:ii' mote efpecially th'.Kin.' of •>/■./■>;, 
 ^,!■ , li-ii; them in-'- P.oneers troni \.ip':i and Si, r.>, I y 
 v:;:,rr help they repair'd their old Works, and lv;;aii a 
 I'.cwCity upon ib.ii Toii;;ucof I. and, \\hKli diMdesthc 
 f.vo llavenn : This Citv isiiowahr.olf finilhcd. 
 
 It hears tlie Kanu- of Crc/fii in hoiionr of J?n/« ,/r 
 /.:„•/■.:, then (ireat MaRer ; 'ris not very lartje, hut 
 haiiillnine, well eontri%"d, and the Hronpell (fall the 
 F rtrclii s, beiiij; firiiarcd on an high Gioiind, and not ea- 
 [■ible (if Lvins; attaek'd from the i and, anv wh.ere but 
 jtihv South Knd : 1 he Walls of the othu- Parrs of tin 
 City, join to the Rock as thtj' they were of a piece with 
 ir, and are walhd by 'he Sea. Ir is join'd to the I and 
 by marrow Ifthnuis, where the Ro'k do^s rife natiir.il- 
 iv i iheOr.ch on the oiit-(idc is cut exceeding deep and 
 Iroad ; 'tis firongly Hank'd and wants nothing that Forti- 
 lic.ition call Rive' The only Gate of the Ciiy opens this 
 «r,y, ai-.d immediately upon your but ranee, \ou f.iec 
 nvo great Bulwarks, mounted with Cannon : 'I'lie two 
 (iitrs whiJi lead, oi:c to St. Ilttwi, an^l the other to 
 le Ihvcn, are bur little p:)l'erns : At the other end, 
 !■!,! vvithoet the VVall. (lanilsSt. Ilnm.i, which is now 
 l!ron;;ei than ever. Of that f'f ,St. ■I"!.'-!", no l-'oul- 
 it-'.-i^ailow'd to be (lovcrnonr. Almoll everywhere 
 ;hcrc are Phtforii-s of Ciuns on the Walls. On the in- 
 fi.io the Walls ate nor above fu boor hiph, being un- 
 f-ii.;lind ll.eluo'ion the out-lide : The Riiildings all 
 i'ciip are at a pood diitanee from the Walls, to leave 
 loom f T the Snuldiers, and fciure them from Battery. 
 
 Oiulie WelV lide near theSotith end, is a preat Pit 
 licwon into a Rock, widiom whiih a Port is cut nndei 
 l!ie Wall in-o the Welt Haven ; 'tis not yetfinllli'd, be.t 
 .'c!!;!i\i for an Aifeii.il to re. eive their (lalhes, being a 
 Wofk ( f ('ivat clill'nulty : This H.irbotir is too IhalhiW 
 for Ships ol' Riirden. The Matket-pla.'O is latge, and 
 tfom it the Streets point diredly ro the Wafs. The 
 Kiiiiiliiips arc nioltlv uniform, ot bree-Stone, two Sto- 
 rir!hi!;h, and (lit at the top: Ihc l/pper Rooms gene- 
 I'ly have Tarrair'S oitwatds. The (oeat Mailer's 
 I'alaco 1., a i oMe .Striu'hire. a 'orii'd wvh a lower, 
 wliiili ovcr-'ooks the whole Illand. The CoiiiKil- 
 CliaP ber i-^ curioully painted with their Fiphrs by .Sea 
 .'iiJ Land, both abroad, and in defence of their own 
 'lcrriti.rie-- 
 
 The (even .// r j; -i of the KnipliLs are 110 loiitcmpti- '<'*«'i'' 
 ble Riiildinp', and air.unp tlitin the City is qtiattcicd. 
 
 The Chur. lies of St. /' and St, r-An are niaemhceiit 
 
 Uililuesj (lie one IS tlie Seat of a Bilhop, the other of a 
 Pr.or. 
 
 St. fV /sHofjiital ;s worthy takinji noil, v of, boihfor"!!. 7.(,»') 
 theBiiildiiipaiui Atttndunc. : All that t'all lick are „d-""it'"«l- 
 iiii;ied to it: the Kniplts themfclves lojpe there wheil 
 dilleiii^jci d ; Ivr tliev'ie provided herewith I'iiviiikfor 
 Body and Soul too j fuv.!; a it is ,\ Attendants they do 
 not w.int for, being Icivil . ;!iliantly by the ji,ni r 
 Knights ;n Sdver, and every I- Hi, by t!;c Grand Ma- 
 llei ar.d ihc gieat (.'rolUs; to iliis the Rules of their 
 t.onftitution oblige thcin, and henee they derive the Ti- 
 tle ol' Knipht-Hofpit.i'.lers : Ihe Hcds m this Holpital 
 are covered with lianiifcine Caipets : 1 her l.itmen alio 
 IS chanu'd once a bor'ntphr , '1 he (efiiits h:ue ;i Co!- 
 Ied,.e iKnv building hcie : There are three Nunneries 
 10, one for Virgins, one lor reiiitent Wliore:,, .uul tee 
 oiliiT for their l<albiuls. 
 
 Ihe Harteniiels oi A/.i/.m is fuffiiiently iccornp'.'nsdTii.ir Pic\-'- 
 bv the Neighbouihooil ofs/t/.'i, from a.>uiii.-e the r Sup- '"■>■•> <fcni 
 phescoine : 'Ihe City is provided alwavs with thr.c'.'.^TJ'^ 
 "lears Stores i ani as the Oiil 'uiifuines, they import ' ' ' 
 norv to make good the Ueficieiuy. What rifir iVclh 
 W.iter-boiintains fill ihort of, is lupplied with the Rain- 
 W.uer prekrv'd 111 Ciltems. 
 
 The b'ur.esuf this Illand, Knights and their Depcn-"'' '■""''«• 
 dar.r*. Citizens, J;., ( whuhaie li.cliideil mtli • Mutter)''' "'■'■"' 
 ini..un;s to about I'.occ Men. They are aim 't con- 
 Itamly tolling the Hell, whiih is anhv.a'd from the ne.\t 
 Ports in order. TheRrligr iis|i:ive liveCLiliu ,, to whieh 
 number ('tis liiid they are conrin'd, and but one Ship; 
 what there are bclides, '.vloufi to privaie Mm. Thiir 
 Kxpediii.-.ns lire p,ener.il!y tor I'iunder, either 10 furprize 
 loine \ iliapontheCjaitof ./'//.ci. or if they meet a 
 finall Ship they nfle 11, I'lmg the Men away for Slavis, 
 and let the Ship a drit't. They make advantage < f the 
 Slavis, either by tluir work, or by aJmitting them to 
 Ranfoiue, uhi.:h bungs h.ther fii'i:iieirl.. l?oiis fiom 
 .//■.V,, with Hag« of Treaty. Wiiiie j' was if. re, a 
 bark wasliiorght m by eight I'.i'Z if-'m->i, who had. long 
 ferv'd the J'.. <,', but in this lali \'oy ige, lLi.^ing W'l.a- 
 poiis, they drove the Pnatc, wlio were doiii le their ■•r,i> 
 iniinbiT,into the Stem, where two kept giiaiJ upon thcm,'-^-"'^'* 
 and the others drcls'd the Sat's tor Mr.!t.i. Tin- Inquliti- 
 on is of little Aiithouty here, not being allowed to 
 . I ire into the City : TI.ey nlide at V,u i_ . 
 
 TheMiif/' are almoit as tawny as the i^'^o.-i',-, theTleCoT^- 
 Peafant-. efpeually, who go half c'o.ulul, and arc al'>>:onut' 
 iniferable People 'fhe 'Citv oblirvcs your i- ,v.t//'" *'""■'' 
 Modes, the picfent Grand Mafter and ii.olt of the 
 Knights being /•'■™W,-m(ti.. The Women cover their 
 baces, convene nor with Men, and arc as jcaioully 
 Iguariledas in J.*.:.; ; bur thofe that are iit'r.iiil to marry, 
 jiiiayfervc their turns without the pain of Jealonf> ; for 
 here arc Citrtilans 111 abundaiue, moit of thtiii being 
 (.Wccr.tn, 
 
 Now were the Callies returned, but. the Feflival of rhc py.rooV 
 their I'atron Itopt my \'o\.age, no Boat, while u lalts, t'-'vi- 
 being futl'ereil to put to Sia'. '1 he Night before, the 
 H.ilace, Temples, Alberges, and othet ', hief Buildings, 
 were illuminated; and next day all the Artillery wasdtl- 
 charg'd ; rl;e Fons_ hung eut their baniieis ; each Ab 
 Urge the hnlicnof their refpedive Nations, and at 
 Night I" iilii.js before them; in a word, th-y made as 
 pompons a Show as they toi Id. The Fires before the 
 P.ilaie, and Habitations uf 'he chief Men. weu for 
 greater State let hre to by the great I'eifoiis thcmlelves. 
 
 Oil the 24th o( f j/>.r I left .\;,-,. ..■ in a /'/ ..muvu of .V.i- 
 fl: , a VeUel about as big as a Wheiiy, row d by five 
 
 Men. I tu\ fet foiward gener.illy iwoHcurs before iun- 
 ict, and it they dilcover not a I'lUpo.'li.J Sail, ihey teach 
 the Coait ul Sk;'/! next Morning. 
 
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 Jn M/lraH of Mr. Pj'chard JobfonV ^ojagv jor the Dijco^ 
 ^cry o/" Gambra, and the Golden Trade of the trhiopiaiis. 
 
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 ril. V.iighlK^Aib.uy Mcrcliants hivmg in- 1 Slaves lo tlit Mdmyiw^o'j, who uiltiliarc wuli iin.,, 
 Oiiir'il of flic Mo:- t'rn:n uhciKC tliiy had | tin ir Beef, and their other Coiimioditirv il thi> kri " 
 that (i old ot whi>;h they itiaJc their (Vr- 1 when they arc lold : But hij;hir i:p tht '' "^^ 
 
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 ^L ./.'. M', and bcll);4 alliir'd that thtre was no 
 (loUtobc fi imd 111 Morn.- ii or Icy, i lu tbit it was 
 bioupht by the Natives ovir i;reat Dcf.irts ut Sand b^ 
 Liiid. conoliiilcl tiom thi Iiifbriiution given, that it 
 nniK ii;nir tiom y'.'/iii/" ., and thcrclotc rclolvcd to fit 
 cm fi^iiie Slups to feck for this (iulden iiadc, in foine 
 olthjlc Kivtrs tlutlall into the OL'can en the South- well 
 fide. 
 
 To this purpofe in Srptfinlr,- jCi'i. they fent one 
 '.,-!/• ill* 'rmii/<!ii in a Ship to enter into tiu' River Gum 
 
 I urds 
 
 Ki 
 
 Vtl tiny ,iK- 
 
 /' <i, and to lail up th 
 li.id ; wliiih he dii. 
 lakcti by foiiie vaerau' 
 ficely '." • oiiv. aboard 
 her weie kill d j and T . 
 River .1^ far as IV»..'-, am 
 
 ler 'Viih fuch Sliallopi as be 
 
 all ti. 
 
 t' the G>untry. ciLJudin}; the tiU^i^,^ uiil, 
 uhoni tor the nioft part the\ aic at svar 
 
 The M.mJitijiuj leid ai. ulK hfe, ixeipt two Mumlu 
 111 the Year, which are Seed-time and Harvelt : Tj,-., 
 know not how to cattli Helli ur Fill^and fpatc their 
 Cixks and Hens to barter with us ; and to the) loni- 
 monly feed alter day-liehi ii|on Rue oitnieoihiT 
 Orain boil d : And in iliofe Parts 'tis niulf ^vhalronK■ to 
 cat early in the Morninp and after Siinlet. 
 
 Ihey iifiall) drink Water, thn' they have Wjne oi 
 Trees, and IJull. made of (irain like our Ale. Their 
 Hoults in meaner Towns are made of Reeds ore' 
 l.Qonic, a reddilh hard Earth j but O/J.iv anil ctlici 
 
 I. fence the Ship was 
 ■ ho were admitted 
 ■itijh-mcii lelt in 
 hinifelt, 'aviniigot upihi 
 t'einy full ei '• ddcn Hopes, 
 was k.ll'd m a (Quarrel by one of his own Companv. 
 
 lli i"j«i beirp kiU'il m hlmcf; whereby all his La- 
 boi'r wajidit, the Adventurers in O^io/e/- next font out 
 a M'.ip rf ii o, and a I'lnnaee of 50 fun, with 
 Wr. yi7'''iv,, who ran in in IXiys from l>a>tr».iih to the 
 River i..:m/».i, and eaU Anchor Ibiir leagues svithinthc 
 Mouiiiofit, where 11 I'prcads it felf into fo many Ri- 
 vets, Rays, and Creeks, that for 30 I.tigues up to 
 r.i>/('i.;.i/7r it 1:. very intricate, but ell'ewhere the main 
 
 Channel is ealily difeern'd. It Hows from the Mouth toll M.:nl>u^k. be nicfent, they kneel and he prays lor jiiai 
 Btit.uoid.i, whivh is near loo Leagues in the loweftl'o whuh he oiieii anfivers, jlmcnit, i.e. /Ini.-n. iht 
 Seafun Bur this Tide is alsated by the Land.F.oods,| King anfwetsiliLpeopic with iiodding,and wears Clottlii 
 cjiis'd by the great Rains vvhich fall with great Winds, of Cotton, whereof they plant great Fields like Role- 
 
 Arms are a Javelyn, being a Reed of (ix Foot, ivuh m 
 lron-1'ike, and Bows and ,\rrov.<. 
 
 I did eat and drmk with lixof their Kiiii's. \Uiojri- 
 liibjcCl to the Kings of C'awftie, DmJ.ilr, oi j;V,.. „ . [^ 
 ihefe do not appear abroad but in Pomp. Whm' ihi- 
 Feor'le crme belore their King they kneel, and ,iirow 
 duft on their Head two or ■.liree tunes, and then IrnuiL; 
 laid their Hand on the King's Thiijli, they retire : ..\jiJ 
 
 Thunder, .uui I ijihtning, from the latter end of M.iy to 
 the latter end of -itiiiiijt ; after which they luvcno Rain 
 till Mr.i comes again. 
 
 From B I i/tc.)>/./j forward svr fawno Town mr I'lan- 
 ta'i> n, but wc found in the Riser many River- horlcs, 
 C'rO'-pdile^ or Allcgatrrs. line of which wc lound, by 
 
 bullies. They are for the molfpart bate headed, cs- 
 cept when tliiy are bedetk'd with Crefoncs, whuh' are 
 nude of 1 tather, feen.mg boUow, with Writingi m 
 them,receiv'd fruin the Wrti.>-/i:.ti;j, which are reputed fu 
 hc.ly, that noewKaniieiide them while they mMiihem, 
 Both Kiiijj and People, Men and Vomcii, vhm ihc:!i 
 
 the ImpKifion made on the Sand, to be n Foot long, joii their Heads in t)ie form of a Crofs, from the f 
 
 The Natives are much afraid ot the Crocodiles, whiwh 
 tli( V call Kiiihh'i. and think ihey have divour'd many ot 
 their Fner.ds ; )n 1 never fouivl any of them alliult us ; 
 ti:t their mulkv K.ii' Ipoilsl'oth the talfe of the Watej 
 and the Fifli. The Riverhorfe 111 t!ie Siiapc of his Bo- 
 dy and Head, is exa^iUy like a Horl'c, but he h.ath four 
 Ihort 1 ei;s, and his Foot is divided into five parts, and 
 lo'iieinue.-. is 10 Inchesnver; he fnorts and neighs in the 
 Water by d.iv, but at N;ght feeds in the Marlhes. 
 
 In the River is (lore of Mailet and oilier Filh, and one 
 of them like an /^'■xi'J'> Breir.e, being touchd by a 
 .Sailor, he prclently loll the ufc of b.s Hands and Anns, 
 and anotliertheufeof hi> Legs, bu: their Senfe came to 
 thciii apain ; and we were told lir benums all the Filh 
 heiou.lies, at d tlien devours them, but being de'.d, he 
 was UTV good Meat. 
 
 There is ilore of Fowl, Inch as Gcefe, Duck, Mal- 
 lard, Herns, Curlews, Storks, Plover, cJc. which dan- 
 not come into tb.' River for fear of the Crocodile, but 
 li: < II the Ranks of 11, and feed on the Marlhes. All 
 the Men of a Town go tojieilicr and filh the I'onds and 
 fakes, eath with a Balket holding the open Mouth 
 
 downwards; for by going into the Water they llir the 
 filh, aiul loc.ceh tiittn iinheit Batkcts. 
 
 At the Mouih of this River dwell the M.i«</;'«;"jV 
 who brought 113 BikviSi, with Beeves, (ioats, Hens, 
 ..TPvl (irain • They are very civil and kind to the /;'.,■;- 
 /./.'•, bin hate the Ccc..:;!/--,/' that live among them, for 
 their trcacherv and rrtielry to the /.h^.V/A-, in liezing their 
 .Ship and killin;^ the Men, for which they banilh'd 
 them. 
 
 Bcfi.ies thefe fugitive P-'i'n/j;«'/>, there live, among the 
 ■H.uiiiii-^^f'i, a fort of People callM t':.!hiei, who wander 
 up an.liiown, kecpiiii', thcii Herds of Goats and Beeves 
 wlicrc therein. goodFalltnc, ai they agree with the 
 K.M?, and rinioving to rlic .Mountains when the Rams 
 rill." I'licy conllantly wan h their Herds to keep them 
 f'om ftrayinp and the Crocodiles Haunts, and arc fuch 
 
 head to the Neck, and fioin Ear to Ivir ; about thc:t 
 Necks, Shoulders, /Njnis, and Middles, C?.. that each 
 Member may have aBlelliiig; and if tliey hau ji'iy 
 SicknelsorSore, ihey apply th^le Gregories, ami nccr 
 ufe any otlwr Phyfick iliai I could "percene. Thai 
 Horfes are fomcumcs thus blelt, wearing theniakm 
 their Necks. 
 
 T he King hath feven VVj'.es allowM, befides Coii.u- 
 bines i but cannot carnally know one of th<-m after Cun- 
 eeption, nor after delivery, till the Child 15 wean'J. 
 None are putto dcathtor any Crimes, but in the tale af 
 Adultery ; Men and Women are both folJ and traiif- 
 portcd to the ll'cjl-huic. Oilier Men have pliiialiiy of 
 Wives, if they agree with the King and the Wumans 
 Friends, and ibcit Money is kept for her to buy a Hd- 
 band : for as the Maid is bought, the Widow buyeth. 
 
 The Woiiacn live in ijreat bondage, who drels Meat 
 lor their Hulbaiids, but never eat with them : They go 
 bare Irom their Walte upward, to lliow theit painted 
 Skins. 
 
 Their way of Marrying ij very eomieal : The yojiiu 
 Man with his Fiiends^omes to the Maid by Moon-lij;hi, 
 and carries her away Ihricking, being alJilfed by tl.t' 
 young Maidsot the place: And when ibnie )our.g Men 
 of the Town endeavour to refcue her, others carry her 
 off with great Shouts to the Bridegrooms Houle. 
 
 The .Succeilion to a Kingdom here, is not to the Son 
 of thedeceas'd, but to his Brethren in counc, and then 
 to the Son of theelddt, the other Brethren holding fomc 
 place 111 the Coi eminent, whereof thejouiigelt is calid 
 Bo-iJ»., the fecord l-\'im', ;lie tliird F->n/;.i,.., and the 
 eldeft IS Mmtn 01 King. Their gnatcft Riches ii the 
 number of their Slaves, and from the Kuvg to the Sla^c 
 theyallbcggdof us; but aUnall niaitei ferv'd ihen;.ex 
 cept of W./i.,: I'irt, for which they would f 11 .ail, jiid 
 with which_^tlieiiKiiigs would be drunk : And indeed the 
 lafeot a King with tliem is to eat, drmk, lite,, aiiJ 
 keep coini any wuh his Women. 
 
 The 
 
 .Sabbath 
 
n 
 
 lib J|] ■chap XVil. Mr. Richard JobfonV Voyage. 
 
 S«5 
 
 the T)iJco~ 
 :iiopians. 
 
 fliarc With ilun, ,n 
 oiliiii'«, il \\k\ knuw 
 ' till- RiVfi ilicy .i,c 
 
 IB till' IIUL, uiiii 
 
 war 
 
 , ixiii't two Muiulis 
 
 .111(1 H,irvolt ; Thf) 
 
 Fill^aiul fpate ihcir 
 
 ; ami lb tin.) lo,,,. 
 1 Kiu- oi ll-nicoihct 
 is nuili wholfome lo 
 Siiiilct. 
 
 they ha\c Wine u 
 like our Ale. Tluir 
 dc of RccJs, or <.' 
 ut (>//.:•- and ctlici 
 "iirrtih and a Uiitli, 
 IkcncJ in the Grcjui.J 
 ;c Ant-liiili, Ibmeol 
 ain 1 1 Mcii. Their 
 af (ix Foot, tvith n 
 
 their Kings, who jrc 
 rj.lU, ot <;■(,.,/.; Lut 
 1 Pomp. Whin ihi- 
 L'y kncti, and ,hrc«i 
 ncs, aiiii then Inviiij; 
 il, tlic\ UMW : AiiJi'' 
 and lie prays for iiini, 
 1.1, i. c. /Im.-H. I'hc 
 ng,aiid wears Clo.itlii 
 (.•at Fields like Rolt- 
 ari bate headed, cx- 
 Cirepoiia, which ars 
 \ witli Writings iii 
 which are reputed fu 
 hilc they weanhtin. 
 \\'oincii, wi.ar ihcm 
 ofs, from the Fi tc- 
 10 F-ir ; abwit thoi 
 Idles, Ci. that taji 
 ,1 if they luic any 
 tcjjorics, ,intl ncer 
 d percenc. Tixii 
 wearing them ak m 
 
 w'd, Ix'fidcs CoikU. 
 eot them after Cun- 
 he Child IS wcan'J. 
 
 s, but in the Call of 
 lOth (i)M and trinf- 
 
 ■n have plurality ot 
 ij and the Woman's 
 jr het to buy a Hul- 
 e Widow buycth. 
 pe, who drel'. Meat 
 vi:h them : They go 
 
 (how theit paiiittJ 
 
 .oinical : The yojii^ 
 klaid by Moon-hghi, 
 i;iiii; allilted by tl.t 
 en fume young Men 
 er, others tarry her 
 oom .s HoLile. 
 re, IS not to the Son 
 
 in eoiirl'c, and then 
 irothren holding foiri; 
 the youngelt is tali'J 
 ■d \'-'nii:t.j, and the 
 ^ atcft Riehes is the 
 he Kii>p to the Sla^c 
 latter ferv'd then!.ex 
 
 would I'.ll all, and 
 .ink ; And indeed the 
 at, dniil;, lite,, anJ 
 
 The 
 
 llie Mary bii ks or Rilfitens arc their Piielh, Ufa- j On ilie other lide of the River, iip>'rt notiec given by 
 ri' d friMu others in their H.iliitatioiis and Coiirle i,t one of our blacki, eanie ^m Men and Women co trade 
 i.te. They talk inucli o\' A.lim, /.,<;•, H«>l>\ Hojd, Mvnh us, who had never fi en white Mm lefutr : I he 
 
 J 
 
 but 
 
 Men "ore raw Hi. Its, with the Ta.vls cf ilie Be.nt 
 .imvriii dovyii belimd ; but the belt < t the W, men wore 
 II iiiii^Mif (J.iM, who ask'd fur fevir.il Coiiimoditics. 
 ihe Men elinlly Hir iait: Aii.niig the lelt eainc « 
 Mury-liuk (rl Mr r; ..mjm't aifpiaiiiianciv burn in 
 /.!>, where he laid there was great It.jic of Citdit, uhiih 
 the .•;i,)iTi/;ie.inic for, about nine ilay.> Ji/urnty up the 
 River; and that he .oulj cany mthiiiier, and to ./im. 
 '■1', wlkiiee n.any Knplc would bring es (.u.M, if wc 
 would leave iliele IVople. c;.. aii.l i-o hifhei up thu 
 Kiver, anl eairy up llotc .f Salt wuh iis • Wut wr 
 made hall tu be gone, the Water being funk (i.r Inches, 
 hoping to leturii in ,\;,i;. 
 
 Oi,i(.i S.vw woulil needs be llyl'd the white Mu.n's 
 .llcii.le, whereupi'iil gave h'm a (triiii; of ChryUaland 
 a ilouble llnnguf Coial, and anorlier gave hiin a Sil- 
 yr Chain; aiiil lo lie wa, proclaiin'd //<■•,/• »ith 
 Ihootiiig.itt Miilkets, 111. Fullers .iitcnd ng v.,:'\ Mu- 
 'iik. J his he rook tor lo great an biononr that he 
 went witu me to the King, and pia\'d liiiii m nlc us 
 kindly, prtfeming liin \wtli the Ceral and CIiuimI, 
 Wlieicupuu tiie Kinv; d,d not only gne I'.s b-axe -o il oot 
 any tlinij., by Land, but gaxeihat Land wher 
 loii.tor ever ; of v.liuli wetuok pjlelfio 
 the Oerenionies u^'d in that Co ntry. 
 When wt eaiiie tu Huf^ 
 
 re wr vvtre 
 
 a^eoruiiii;to 
 
 I 
 
 and other thiiit^i meniion li in ilie Old rellamenl 
 
 Like the l.evitnal Iribes, iliey have their Towii^ and 
 lands proper lo iheiiilelvei,, wluie no fe. ular I'eilons 
 live but iheir Slaves, wliofe Ilfiie is their Inheritaiiee 
 fliev niarrv in their own Fribe', and hrecvl all their 
 Cliildieiitoiheit owiil'roteiiioii ; for the, hast as many 
 Wives a.s the relk, aoeerding to then dei^iee. I5y tlieir 
 H.il'it and Wink they are not diliinguilhd from rhc 
 Viil^'ar; for thee are hir d to vio lervm, and we ai'.ieed 
 Willi them by the Moon. I hey worlliip one Goi), 
 wliDiu they call .//.';■; aikii"wli\lge Mih m:t, niv ^u- 
 iiiiiKisd, have \n. CImreheH tor Worlhip ; h J ly is 
 ilvir Sahbith, on which they lollow their Ov^alions. 
 Iliov have no I'.iper, bet reai h theit Childieii to write 
 (II a fiiinoth Hoard, with .i I'eiieil , and their Law is 
 wr tteii in a LaTnua;:c diflcreiit iiom the Vulgar. 
 
 Mv Mar.-b'i. k, lv,/ec C r./ ., lold me wle-n we came . . ^, 
 
 • oihel'ortof Vi.riY, that their Migh I'rielt, //. /;i.o«,! 'hooting ott Miilkets, hi. Fullers .iitend ng 
 ',r, ir, k in the Town, whoii 1 v lined, ami found liiiii''' '' ■■ ' . .■ .• 
 
 li.uni; I'll 111- M.it, fiippi-rted by three Wives, to each 
 (.:' which I gave:i I'ew.er-nng, whith he took lo kindly, 
 il;.it lie treateo in' vviili a Dinner, and prdented me 
 viiih a Hide and an Flepluir.'.i 'Looiii. Alter he wa', dead, 
 i,-.-«aslaid in .1 I Knife, where a <iiave was digi^'d tor 
 linn ; and afiir much crying, the Wonim riiniinig about 
 
 like mad People, he was laid in the Ground. Tliel When wt eaiiie to H;i'fu, and lie.trd Sh;nr<, Drun 
 .\larv-l ir ks air.in'.'k'd i.earthe Grave, wheie the Pee>- andCountry-Miilitk, oiirblaik HoysK-ldes ir was for 
 rl.'liirini; in a King, one Miry-Liuek ttood in the mid- '.''•'"/; cr P ie<^(, a World ot Pe pie being gathered to- 
 il! ' nfier another, and fung his Fiaifes in Verl'e, the Veo- geiher a-.at an /•i';'-y/,' bair. LJnder every great Tree 
 ill- itioiiting and elapping their Hands, made .i Piefent and betides the Doors of their Houfes, the 'verc Fires, 
 la till' bell I'oet, who mingling loiiie of th- Fatth dug and in tome places there was dancing wu vluli' ij In- 
 forliK Cjrave, in a Water pot Handing in the Room, 'irumeni<, the chief ot which arc cali'd /. 'Iir,. atid 
 iii.iJe ther (if a Keliiine-lall ." .And then his Son was lo- 'ontain feveiiteen Key*, like to .'Virriiials ; wh^ eupon 
 l.innl. iiidalld hi^ Siicellor. |one plays with 'wo ftuks, whiihhave ■ nd t Jls of 
 
 Th.-y haif great 15ooks, and MSS. wherewith we Leaiher at ihc end. We faw our black Loytircuincisd, 
 
 ne feen tome ot tin ill i.iden. The Vulgar are iiuicli "ot by a Mary-buck, but an ordin.nv below, and our 
 cneii 10 tlrunj" I njinr'., but 'hele drink nothing but ^ufgeon was not lutti;rd to heal ihc VVminu. 
 \Va;r , and iieith'i they nor their Wives or Children will At tome dill iiue tiom the place of ■. rtiiig, we 
 lall. any hot {.iipior or Ivvcet '.hings, but chule rather to heatd a g'.at roaring noife, vshicli they laul was the 
 ilietlundo It. i Voice ot Hoi; i. c. a Spirit that comes lo grea- b'eaits, 
 
 T'lcv travel will their Families, Books, and Boys, '•"■ whom they provide Here of R Corn, Beef, anj 
 ihio'all Coiinrrics, however at War with one another : other Flolh ready drcfsd, which is .nllantly drvemt'ij • 
 Aiil when ihey b g of U.I, a Qiurc of Riper, is a great A""^ '' he be not fatistied, he gets into a Boy'-. Belly 
 (Jiftioa whole (,'ompany, on which they wtite their for nine days, and then the Boy mull be ledecm'd with 
 Ciicgories. All the Inhabitantsof Sff.V" are Mary-bucks, a Beet, and continue mute fo many days aUei . This is 
 and carry Slaves to the King of B.;r'.i/, to buy Salt, * I nek ot ihePiiclls, svho were lioarle vviih roaring at 
 vvliich is there by the Sea-li.le, like Sea-coal Alhes, 'li*' "me, which cominued all that Night to fright the 
 "hull they life but little aiiiiing themfelvcs, but carry it ''eopic to Circumcilion. 
 
 !.i; iipiiito the Coiniry, where they barter it for (jold ' hey have three principal Trades, the Smith, which 
 •ad Cola-nuts : But their Gold is laid tobeburicil with of Iron brought to them, makes their Sw. rds, Darts, 
 •Jieni, or hill iii the Ground by thcinfelves for their ufe "nd barbed Arrows, and Inltrumcms of Husbandry. 
 ill tlie next World. Thev buv alio Blood-Hones ot the The next Trade is the Srp.it.ro, or (;o;^)v-,i/,<;;r, 
 1' (j,i;a /,-, wlueli ill, r Women wear about their Mid- which he makes in all llupes: They make alfo Bridles 
 iile( to prevent Bloody-iiTiies. ] and Saddles very neat, by drelUng their Dcers and Goats 
 
 .Ifter we arriv'd from Hniicm.if ixl'in.ii, we fent!-*''"^- 
 liiiec i\f>j./alhoar with a Prefent to the King, and to! The third Trade is of thofe who temper the Earth for 
 Hifit 1 S',.'« , a fanion, black Meichant, entreaiini! hini^'he W.ills of their Hmifcs, and I'ots to boyl Mcatin, 
 to come alxiard with Provilions. In the mean time we J'hog for other Services the Gourd: They make alfj 
 kiid an Anrelope, which was bigger than a Stag, and a i 'obacco Pipes, about two Inches long, neatly glii'd, 
 bijwl cali'd Staller, higher than a Man. In a few Days with which Men and Women comuiualU fmoak. " Mats 
 ilii.-<.T S.:m came to ' s witli 40 Men, and he brought us a ' '" '•'•i' and deep on arc their tlaple Commodity, by which 
 ^leef, and thcoiher People Goats and Corn, Cocks and other things are bought and fold ; for they have no 
 
 Coin, and lo at Market they fay //civ WMK/ Atcfj y/.M/; / 
 
 Hens After we had treated him, we Uiewed him our 
 Coinmoditie>-, which he lik'd vetv well except Iron, 
 I'lilehthey lan have ncarcrband : Butalxivcall the retl 
 iliey valued our Bay- lab. After we had refus'd to buy 
 their Women-Haves, a Market-houle being Iniilt aftioar, 
 u'cbarter'd with them Salt foi then Elephants Teeth, 
 Cottun, an. I Negroes Cloalhs, which wa, made the Sta- 
 ple by which to value other things. We laid nothing of 
 (inld, but liu^k:> V Kir taking notice of our guilt Swords, 
 inlJ es that he could bring us fuch a viuantity of Gold 
 a. would buy all our Commodities ; and that m a great 
 I'uvvn above, dillant .about two Moons travel, the 
 Ho'.:fes were covei'.l old. with Gold. After this when 
 I tonk notice of the Blade of his Sword and tliefjrafs 
 Kr.K elets upon jne of li;s Wive's Anns, and alk d him 
 whence he h.ii' them : He told me, Ihata People cali'd 
 .1 '<■'. ci;-, btoi gilt tliem thele and fevcral orlier Comnio- 
 d ties whom li • d; fcrib'd as Tawny Moors, that came 
 ill peat Comp..iiies wvth Ca.r.els : That the next 
 '^iooii they would ^oiiie toa Towncall'd M min , with- 
 in li,x I'ajs joiinKy cf the place where we were, and 
 '-raig Willi them Salt and other things, whivli they would 
 ' xcliaiige for noth ng bit Gold : 1 his People wc took to 
 Uthc.v/.vj of B^i/j;. I 
 
 The general Trade of all but the King and great Men 
 is Hulbandry, and not knowing how to lervc thenifelvej 
 of Beads, tliey make Furrows wuli a Sf.tk about a 
 yaid long, having a broad Iron at the end like our Pad- 
 dle Staves, \\<tli which lion fe' in the Ground, one Icadj 
 the way, cutting the Larth before him, while others fol- 
 low iiuhel'ameTiaift with their levctallrons, fo as to 
 make a fufficient burrow. 
 
 They have lix leveral Grains fo. Ftxjd, of which wa 
 know none by name but Rice, whiJi they boyl and eat 
 warm ; the oihci are like Seels, which they loll anil 
 roll up in Balls, and eat inllead of Biead. They plant 
 Tobacco, and whole Fields ot Cotton. 
 
 Near the River s Mouth they have Bin.iwe'j, as de- 
 licious as .my in the ll'.jl-li.j i_^ and hkcwil'e ttote ot 
 I cii.oiis and Oiangcs. liuv have whole Groves of 
 I'almiia Trees, whence they draw a pUalaiit and whol- 
 lonie Wine, bv cutting flopiiig hides iii'O the Body of the 
 Tree, into which they put a Cane which receives tli« 
 Sap, and conveys it into Gourds. It taltes like Wh te- 
 wmc when it is tirii drawn, but will Hot lall above 14 
 Hours. Their Dulie-al js kei t in great Couivis, and 
 D li d ^hen 
 
 ''J 
 
 ■I ;. 
 ''1 
 
 i: '\ 
 
 \.^ 
 
 '■ ill 
 
 I,' ' • I 
 
 ' - 'N 
 
 i'f-m 
 
 St.: 
 
3^6 /i l^oytv^e to Cftpe Vcrd /tud tk Co.ijl of Guinea. LiL j] 
 
 i 
 
 "A^ 
 
 m 
 
 V 
 
 xvlicn iluKi;.j: itii|ii« .1 I'dlV, tiny m(ir |uii ii'l I'l^V 
 
 h.lVC 111,1. Il' .111 (11,1 >>t it I 111- (iuuril4 (jf'iW llkr (lUl 
 P. iii|i.oii«, liiiiii ihi' (imnrls .if all Ipn ti> iliit <>t " 
 Biiftiil, III will, h thiv 111 ikc lnn.il Inriit t' \\iUI» t.i 
 cat, iliiiik, .iiiJ w.illi CIimiIk iti. 'liny luvf ^rl^^l 
 l^oroof 1 .i-iill Tir.s .ii >l NVilil-l li iioy 'llntola i» 
 I kciiiir liiiip.T Cirt c't tlu-liiui, M,u (111 Ifiili ii.!.'», yi 
 wiihiMii I'li.ir.l Mull, tliciiltc n\i-t. I'lrnr, yit LinlV'. 
 lliit ivlii.liii wki'ii 111 M iticf II 111 nil! »tiV liuvt , tilt 
 (•1 I Jiiiinci it III '.Ic \\ ii. I t lite liki.' W'liiio \Min' .in. I Sii- 
 i;ir : y "' il'i-'U'vill I ly a NS'ilr. 'I lu y Iiium riiiliiivc 
 Plant, like our picii lir.iiiiMi'' Hiilli, en iln' Kimts 
 Dank. 
 
 'I'hi'v Ivivo iirinv I 'mv . ivlii.li Ji\' c.iliiy kii.iwn at 
 Niglit lis till- C.'iii s ill itic ],i. kal, ulicli \u liiiiit'' tor Iiih 
 I'li'y. .111.1 OiUK IS .111,! 1 1 I'.iul., wliot'tf toot-lti'i'» wc 
 
 li.iM'l.ciiat ili« M'.uili il iln;ir Dciis , 
 
 mill I'or. iMimt., ili.it liimi ili.ii I'l.iijirv. 
 ■n,. I. . .. I • . 1 .. I .1. . 1 __ ' 
 
 •'iiil l.'ivrf.Cm 
 
 ]'»•!» ', iii'ii tiijiti Mi> II > "iir I y, 
 
 'Mii . Ii.oc I Iij'h.iiifs, wlui ilicil not rlitir Tcifh 
 Slansthn,ll..r.,. I «.l.l |l,i'|,a,ul Hia„. A,„cln,„„;;,| 
 I'll! . iikI .illci Mi)iikir\% ami llabocin ui i<tat Hir.ln 
 an. I '.. :iic vcty \n\t. ' ' 
 
 I III V III' I', 111,) 111 rr (il I.iiul I'.'wI. 11 tlipSiili,,, 
 wliiilu* iiiiir.' Hclli iImii .1 l,.r.iil>i tin' W.ikc, whi ll 
 inikiH I j'uiiti.v.K- w lull h.' Hits J till' (iiiiimi'y.hins 
 like uiir IMicalam leu IW.iiity ami Hiciuiv ixd'JI,,,' 
 iiKU, rai-tiiJy;i'ii, wlii.li I .luiiuio .•iiu ih.- Hoiiio<|,„ 
 tcirut th.' Miakivs ; Qii.uK as l.iij in, Wit.l u., U ■ |',. 
 proiu, r.iinnj, aii-lF*i,ikitn. Oi'ii lli.nii^i.- Hir.l i|„,.,. 
 i^ulii lili.iiliMi) |.i|;s, {.111 l^vo.Sl^ll^sl.y uliuhli, |..,|,p, 
 w.ili lr>H.ail ilouiiivaiil, n (liiililiiii< .i ikad I.mI'Iiiim 
 inHonilu- I riv, .111.1 1. Ill tilt Unit ailoiir. ' " 
 
 C H A P. XVIII. 
 
 /// jfrromn of a Voyage nuide to Cape\{:vd and thv Coajl of 
 
 CuiiiieJi, • /4' James Lange : <ioKvJromthc\^(j\\'X)\nc\\. 
 
 TIIL iwdvc Years Tri'T I ttvvu; the Vjlmi 
 .i-./j .liul the T //i>i',( ('. 'iin:et lieiiV', ixptii.l, 
 I, with the rtll of the /)«'./•, w.ii nMi('e ' 
 K'.ive V', I,' 111 v.MiM, ami tn u'tnrii intn/f - 
 Und. In tliL M.iy ol I'll '* ue met vviili an I .;c.i'/f, who 
 li.ivinjjtaken a /•' v/.i IVi/r, tliiew all the Sea-imn bi' 
 iiiipiiiH til th.it Sjiqi ov.i-UMr.l, .iml aiiicng ilie riMk a 
 certain siiunn In. i.m.i,', whi' liavir.ji orrtaiii |i\veUio 
 J .■uiiii.lcr.il'lc value, tv'.l in a l^ar, hetwixt Ins 1 ops, lia.l 
 Ills i lie rilteu'.l to llini I'V the /ll\\.-, lun, alter lir wa. 
 thrown it.io tli,- .St,t. pro iiliil he wnuM fuiTiii.Ur the 
 leuel.s ; hut he .•Imrc v.iihot m he .IrovMrj, than to re- 
 lief in Iwi I It", hy 10 omiIkIi rahle a I'lefeiit. 
 
 .AtuT I haj reiicili .1 mv hit tor foii c Months at ^ht . 
 I!fiilini, luinp furious to take a View (it Cape / . ■./ ami 
 the toiuot' f;i//if,i, I I which 1 hail hear.l vwoiulers, I 
 .i.i;ice.l v^i'li Mr. M/tilin Pap-tilrDtck the ehler.to go in the 
 <i)iality uf aS'i/.'i'f .'i; . tirU tot apet' . ■, in.l filni- 
 thcr to(i;/i'"-.f. A' >. 'r.linplv, licini< prnvi.led w;ih\»hat 
 was tluniRlit liccellaty tor loiunjj a V'o' aije, 1 enilurk'il 
 ill the 'J'-.tr/ ahcird the Ship lall'il the Sh',^ ,\k/ /. 
 liendiick^i Matter, an 1 in lompany ol another Vellll, 
 c^rnniandetl hy Mr. SicHl.i- Krrr/, I let lail the ioih oil 
 iN.Mw/i.i, i6;i. W'c had not faillM nianv Days in the 
 Sp.iiii/h ,Sea, (teeriim our C-oiitfe tnwaid. the Cnn/iy 
 lllilijs, when a violent TenipcH dni fo i niiierelfjlly| 
 ll.ike oiii old Vrllll, that we espee'til esrry ii.onient to] 
 bclw.i)lowM lip liy the Waves, vvliieh lemh ,usay one L.t, 
 our .Sailers tV'iin tiie Defk. 
 
 At lall we eanie in lii;ht of ihc ^.i/f \f..tv.li, and afiir- 
 Cipe l\<i vvar.U arriviil id'elv at Cape I'' ..■', at 14 Def. .\:i Min 
 I.atii..dL i villi, h C'ai'c n a neck of laiul initiiit; out 
 from the Continent of ^t'lck. into the Sea, bciwivt the 
 Rivcrsoif dim:. -It and V(«,7^(i. We had mi I'oorci calf 
 aivhorin tiie Roid rf I'orcnHttli, bin fever.il li-ml' 
 Ships, mill aiiioni; the relt two I'rivaieers, hiiile.l their 
 Sails, ami wi le piirfii.il by !\'ic/<ol.i, Ks"i, but he could 
 not overtake them. i 
 
 ■ .- ;'>i .Soon after o'lr airieal wc faw many of ihvMi.ois 
 
 j,.i.r.ii romiiii' in till ir 'Vi'if • ("t Boars, nia.le of the 'I'riink ofl 
 .1 Tree, hollowed on', upon whuh iluy had pin two or 
 three Sails, r.ne a! ovc the other, aboard .lUi Ship, unto I 
 wlioin vv'' were forced to pay a ecriaiii aiknowkdp- 1 
 .iieiit, l.efjie tliej vvovd.l permit 11s to. -omc allioar, aiul' 
 cafli k there, winch for the moll part .ontills in Hides j 
 nn.i F.ltphii'.is Teeth. We met theieaUniis wiih duers 
 Prn.^.-i' ant! Mens, whole Aireltors had been Isa- 
 i.r.h'd ^;'"'''■■, ..nd fomc 7nr,, who ha 1 their own I'relt?. 
 'I hcit Wiiiiieii, of whom they many feveral atatinu, 
 j'.o h.i'.f n,'ikeJ, liavin;; only a ]iiere of Srntf haiiiin y, 
 (! iv.:! Ir.ibr.', fro:ii the Walt to tlv: Knees the Men 
 vv.-ir 't v,t:i:i: rcanJ about theii Mi l.lle ; anil tiiL- Hoys 
 : :i.'. (.j.il., e en to the iS'h or i6ih var of ape, po unite 
 );i'...l. Til' ( 'rnaiii'.Tts of the Women are cuiaii; 
 (Plains of Chrjftal Bca.ls or Corals, whiih they we.n 
 .'.liii'.t 'lie W,il(e ; and their f'oieh.ca.U aie ni.irk'd by 
 lee'a! In'ifi'ins, as their Arnn, be';s, and Bellies are 
 v.mIi th,- bV.'iirei ol Serpents and Inch like Cieatiirts : 
 thry aiv.ii.t tliemfcKcs every Moin!;-; a< fo'-ii a' tliey 
 
 iih. Will', pii^i'i'. t' nitike then Skm li.ine; The M.n 
 wea' a p iiei t led i lailiii Imii('iii>! .I'e.nt tlnii Nu|,_ 
 will hthe/eull l'':liii,, ami Ins eiriain I ll.iia.UrMii- A: 
 t;r.iviii upon It ■ ihi-le ih-'y liake ihielly . le in ilieir 
 V^'.iis, .IS believinn tliit liuy loni.iin a Intel Viiri.e i|" 
 I'ukim; them ii.vniiu table As the. ,ue ofien |.iriui;i' ' 
 Willi their Kii,L;hboiii^, fo iliey are sery ixpeit 111 il.c 
 ni.iiia.i'tiiii nt i.| theii Aims, whi.h are the Bow aiiJ 
 Air. «s, and a l.aiKei r h.iif I'lke. 
 
 'Iheir NN'ivr. they keep like Sl,ivi>, who are hir.-nl w 
 Jo all ilie driis'i;ery both ai home and in the I'lel.l, ihr 
 Men beuv; yeneially iment upon the, i .Arms i,ii!y, j„J 
 Hunting 
 
 They h:tve no other lii.U than Mats IpreaJ rpmtl'.r 
 {iroii!id_. 'Ihe hiit ihiii); they do in ilie Mornir,)> is to 
 imoak Tn'.ia.co. hoili Men and Women lunini; fiih 
 li.iinly twoorihite '1 ol'a.ee-l'ipei hani'inij .lown Item 
 ahum iheir Neck.' : T.ilan.j is their Kre.l'kl.'lt. lilLIrs 
 whieh, they eat twite a da\, but very moikraielv ; snj 
 iluy are foene.red to liaidliup, that i;| on a piiicli tli.y 
 .an live time days uiihoiit dtinkiny, iho' e'fe the .M.ii 
 aiejiieat Driinl.ai.ls, whieJi is ihielly to be tlfuinlit 
 the I iinerals of their I'lien.ls, when iluy eoiiiiiciily 
 Ipeiid live ot lix days 111 diijiliuij; aid w eeping hy In- 
 tervals. ..".•' / ^ 
 
 Til. 11 II niiron diitik is iaii Vatcr, cr a kind of RcftT 
 made ol Millet ami Pahi em e : 'I h;s Wine is i!u«ii' 
 lit III the C'oeo-'l rees, in the np|ermolt liiaivlis .1 
 whuh ihc. hani; ' an Ineiiloii beinj- tiill made Mnrii- 
 ini<s .iiul b\eniiii<s, .eriain rueheri, vhuh leinpliirj 
 W.ili I nlior wliieli illues ili. nee, they lak.' if wn ii;,.in 
 ami II II It, 1 efou' It tiiiibcaner ; b. iif; oiherwife lw;et 
 of talte. and of a whiiilh Col..iir like Wln.y. Tl.cy 
 have a way ol ad'ilteratiim it wiili fair Water. We 
 were intr.,diited to 1 iie ol iheir I'mL-es, hor.leiirs up- 
 on the Sea ih.iar, where ill. 'v i nteriain'.l lis with leuul 
 Fnolerns ; hut then Wine I'Liiif! very Ittonp, ilicir ni-i n 
 aim was to make ll.^ dtin.k, sshi. ii we avoi.le.l as iiiu.li 
 aspodibh w.' loul.l, heiiii foiewaimd by ihe /'. m.ucc 
 of the txiellis they lOmiiiit 111 their Uebau.lic- 
 nes. 
 
 1 hey have a crrtan fiip rfliiiotis Ciilioiii, ihat if 
 anyone, wheiher horeignei ot Niiive, 11 inaiteii 11 1, 
 ''wiar, bv the Kinp.'s Hea.l, his b.ll.ite isfoif. ite.l, and lie 
 condimii'd to Haiiillinicni i tf wliuh they give lis an 
 Inlfan.e 111 a eenaiti l'ni:.:i:rfr, who had iat.ly fpeii 
 linced to lb the C.<untiy upon that aceoui t. After the 
 Kir;;'. 1 l.Mih, none of Ills Cdiildren ean inherit tlie 
 Ctossn, bill his liroiliei h or SilU-i'sSoiis ; ami his V\'ivc's 
 are npndeil 1,0 iiiorc than private Perlfiiis in huii 
 \Vidovvl,..od, Lut their Cliil. inn an; filu.atc.l in tint 
 Kova! I'.il.KC, and mniibre.l amoiit; the //..(:;/j, v.'luch 
 IS the N'obihtv of the Coeiriy. 
 
 Near the S..i-(l.o;r iliey piy their r.'v.itirns :,■) the | 
 Tiee- and Rfxks, but I have le.ii' .nam Ne",ro-i iliere, 
 who, :n they ti 1.1 me. iMiiic dei per oiii ol theCou'i- 
 trv, ami uled .1 quite Jiliereni i.aiijiiiai;L Irom the reit, 
 wh", 1 etotc til. y laid tiuir.h Ives allee]', 01 i.ilt 1 ei.ire 
 fsiin-let, W( '.;',! j.l'.ri- i!).; Sou i| ■ 11 iht'i Kiu. . 
 
 |i-i lin;4 th 
 
 .Slid llj' 111 1 
 
 t.i ll -p. till 
 |..i'hij<h, 
 wlr. ll til" 
 therupoilth 
 111" IJlWiltll . 
 ..I.itnipp to 
 I ilearii 1.0 
 I itiint'di I I 
 I en 1.1 ",ri ■ 
 v.i ' ir/e 
 llhiyaMIni' 
 w ih them 
 • ;i.' Se.illii 
 iiri- feiilihic 
 
 ry I'O.. 1, ir 
 
 Mii'l'-iii'', t 
 
 (Mil. , v»hi 
 Miili liiel, 11 
 I lUiii ihey 
 iliey ha' 
 It.v*. Hoi, 
 111 I kiii.l 
 h ...I .', kll 
 
 I'.' 
 
 .■h:,-. f 
 
 t.rso I eeit - 
 li.-ih..ip.if 
 111. r.r. uil '. 
 lav:, the iwi' 
 I tv ol tilt .S 
 pun, but vvh 
 , ' Thi-'.-.v/ 
 tf, lie It ihi 
 
 aitllo Civ." 
 th fe the e.i 
 LafkilhCoh 
 ry line Tuft 
 I 'Ur'.l fi'ot e 
 lia'.ealfo a 
 
 ol 
 
 .all b. 
 
 I'r. vili"iv. 
 Sh. -p lot 
 qu.ir^ of I'll 
 1:1 pie-ii ipian 
 lit' ihe halt : 
 Whale 111 a \ 
 ly, 1 hat at lal 
 
 ,|, with the Te. 
 
 I • wh:. h ifl'iies f 
 
 ■''- tide he pieafc; 
 fvvain upon tl 
 at I:il1 cateli". 
 Willi the Swo 
 f;:nh». 
 ,,^f TheNcKrc 
 
 { vvhitli IS thei 
 »i'-i pocoiii'i 
 111 ; ranged tf 
 fi: !i ef'inbult 
 Willi them, ' 
 aili.n Co-,' 
 naiiy Lines V 
 r :li vvlueh ai 
 Pttii, when tl 
 IIUKUS ( Set 
 whi;h prove 
 as one of 01 
 who, wliillt 
 ore of them, 
 ^^ h.n they 11 
 fi 'vcs upon t 
 .M.ailhis Ion; 
 ej lit .;e my I 
 i;ot into our 
 >;.,.../..:•,• I 
 h.\ ' upon his 
 (ii'li: I'.iiit lo 
 tittemities, 
 to the bigiiel 
 to I'wr.ii eoni 
 lor. Thef- 
 lalld Sn.-I: - 1 
 uniikcihe D 
 der wa^cr. 
 They caieli 
 feme Inud S 
 tniltakinp, fi 
 Bait. 
 
 After I h; 
 rfnlitia, I 
 
va. 
 
 |>'^ji-. una Civrt-CaH" 
 
 ' ;;'" '''7 Tcifi, „, 
 
 il'i^'-M, „> Krat'H,,.'.; 
 ''"^,1. iJ rlu-Sull,,, 
 
 "' '"(■.". iv ix,vl|,,. 
 
 "• ■•'■''„' I"- H0Mk.,„„ 
 
 c Colour. ■" 
 
 ^'- Dutch.' 
 
 •Iti"'!.!!!!-; '/luMcn 
 I'M 1 'I'lit ilmr StiU, 
 
 KfMWl I luiiKlirsciM 
 
 ■ >li"it^ c li- jji iliei, 
 Ml a luri't Vii-Pc ,!■■ 
 Ill', .in- iifn',, i.iMiii/ ■ 
 ^V *'iy "Ti't in ,u 
 ■n arc tlic I'uw a,,,) 
 
 . who aic liir.Til f.i 
 nl in ilic I-ii.|j_ ,),f 
 
 ■ r •'■ni.s (.lily, j,:J 
 
 Mats (prcaj rpi m tl:- 
 
 tlic Mcrrii.p h to 
 
 Woiiifii li.ninu ((,,. 
 
 liaiu'iii^U ilowii iK.iii 
 
 icn- lir..ik:.!li, l(i;,!f» 
 
 ■ ry moikiatcjy; .mj 
 
 <:p"ii a I'li.rli t|„.y 
 '>.'. lllo' I'ff lI'cM,,! 
 
 Inn liny i-oiniruily 
 ■t'-d vny,uf,hyln. 
 
 !r, cr alvimlof Rccrj 
 liiN \\';iir IS .'uHii 
 
 ClIlHlIt iil.llij.s ,, 
 
 : tint ina.l,- M,.ni- 
 . wlll.ll lliiii! liiiU 
 '■ y i.iIm' d' wii .•.r„jn 
 I'K iJihinviic hv.a 
 Jilfc WliLy. ■] ley 
 li tair W.itcM. \Vc 
 ii'VS, li(jrilcriri> uy- 
 llll'il us W;tli IciCil 
 y Itfoiip, their ni.i n 
 c av.ii.li-il a.s iiiu.li 
 iti liv ilic I'. tu.llC 
 
 1 liicir Udiauihc- 
 
 •i t'ulii'iii, that if 
 vi'.ii iii.ii(i.rs II t, 
 isroifuicl, aii,l|,e 
 
 I iIkv h.ivc iis.iii 
 " liaj larjy ten 
 
 ■<'"lil:t. Afici- lIlL' 
 
 II can iiilurir tlii.' 
 IIS ; anil liis VV'ivis 
 • Pcrliiii'i 111 tiKii 
 : cdiHiiiiil 1,1 till'. 
 
 (iC ;■;..■.;(:;//, wIlKJ] 
 
 : ncv.iiif lis ;.■) v.'.t ^ . , 
 aiii Nf'.nis ihiMv, 
 11" "f ihcCotr;- 
 la.Ci: Iroiii \iw n-it, 
 ■'C|-, (U i.:lt lc!;-ir,' 
 •■ i!;s" Ki,.-. , 
 
 |(,h:in' KVIII, ypyage to Cape Verd ami the Coaji o/" Guinea. 3 87 
 
 Id linn tli.ir Faici to tliovory Uroiml, ml Ilii-winnlC'iT/if Mj/lcr, in order to |irofc -iirr my Vr.yauc lo the 
 .Snil ii|i)fi tlicir He.uls. In ili'ir Ilirs, w!i lo they ulcl jCnaft of r,'</»( ,i. Alter wc liait f.ij(i\l al^oiit luc 
 f.iil I', fhcy had maJc » Km I ol^ 4 Tni Ji .iIdhc thrce|r.racm», wc /ii(» r.iir (.'oinralj by Itri'fs of ucjrii.r, ,iiij 
 
 ^'".'^ 'icq'ifnt'y fii'l"'*''! I'V '.'.'■' J, (,r \Vliii|.\vii'iJ«. 
 
 we were rediircd to tlir greatell exTJimty, not kiiowinn 
 
 wli.it sourfe to ftctr: Thelc C riAi'. irid Ircin aCl.i.ivi", rd- '„■«, 
 
 wliKh 11 ifiliovcrnl loiii.-t.iiic bef «■, anil b'e.«kiiii> out "'"'^'' '* 
 
 "I .1 fiui.lcn iii'o II in.,il fiiri.,in IVmcdk, ,v,i|, hwll.k ii j" ""*'' 
 
 wiiinMnI rhiin,lriii|; a " 
 
 fho(i 
 
 111 
 
 I ' I' hinlr, will, h Isrseil inltrul of an AIi.m, .iiuI luforr 
 wh I li Miry (aiil thi'ir IVayen t'nr half an Hour tope - 
 thif upon their Kiicn, tutniiin their HcuN nnlic Fvtii 
 HI- t(iward< ihf \Ve(>, whrre ilic Smi U's, :ir\i| m tin 
 ..lorninc to ill? liall. where it ul'ci. I was very lurioiis 
 I I learn lidin what Comifry (111 y cimei Imt j- iIk Inha- 
 > irtnriLii.l lint in the le.tit iinJi rllind th' ir I :iiii;iia();r, 
 
 I en 1.1 I'rtiio rrr aiM aee.ii'nt of thcni. I law iilloili-| 
 1. 1 / IT /<■ Priefts here,whn hail marrie INegroWomeii : '"lui', Liir it beinn not a 
 lll'iy ii^ltninfri III Wn 
 <v ih them a. well a 
 
 ii'ie Se.vllioir, iliry aLh.i-' theDeil, not l"it iliatthey <"iiliiiR 10 the true Doiivle, we inif,!n hivc lail'd m three 
 uiel'enlillc there isatJolj 1 m fay ilipv, he lwin){ ve- ^yl•ckJ time The wirit ot ail sia, rhif .ill ou 
 ■•viV"''> ifi'' eonfciiuertly not incj11n.1i 10 iln liirmto '"- " . .^■. . . . . ■ 
 
 Mi.il.ii|i, there is no oic.Hinn to |My hiiii any Devo. inic ixmnt imu j ami after wc li.id thir.. roivlcd iipand 
 
 II .11- , whire.ii the iJesil Leinj! iiainMJIy irclin'-d ti'''|e'Wn tor twe. Months, all our NVa-er wai ('iiin<, f„ that 
 ni;li hiel, omit br appealed by Saciili (s : I his is the' lor fevrrzl IVm wc w. re forced to ilriiiktiu- iiufjjy fct- 
 
 windj.and rhiin.lriiir anil I,i((h'niri;',arcver, dri.nKiil to 
 
 jhole thai fr -.luem thofe Seas. Wi iia.l at lart iji,- good 
 
 liu k to liiid ano!dtxji;ip.i)i n o.ie of ilie (. oniers of the 
 
 tiere.wiin nan marricirsegrovv omen: Miip. Lur it beinn not aimeoiK', w, fail'd up .nul doUn 
 
 Will ■, and Adultery iv a capital Crime the main Sea, without any fure CJuidc, without .lifcovcr- 
 
 as Iheli. M.'U of rhc Ni f.mcs neai "iR any J and or Sail iiithne MonthMiiiie. whi.h jj- 
 
 '« they CMdiiiR to the true i;oiivre, we inir,!n hive lad'd 111 till " 
 '« ve- vy.-ckj time The wirIt ot all \<.x , rhif .ill 1 
 inn to Ciivllos and Oil U'inn conluined, wc wanted liul.t 
 l.)evo. Ithc Ni^iht linn i and after wc h.id thir.. loivkd iipa 
 
 t aim. 
 iliey I 
 ■|r>v<. 
 
 h., 
 II' 
 t.t 
 
 iliiy never veiitmc .t Sia in rhrir CaiMCi, nnlcliltlciiient of rl-eC'alks, wliuh we ItiainM liiro' a I iiicn 
 la^e lirlH'.i-riticcil t.i ilie Deul fimr HranMks of| t'lotli, and had firh a iuule(,us Sent, tliat we who 
 Hnuis, iirSlKlls paiiite.l red, which they l,y up-|foiud to Hop our Nolttils when we drunk it ; lb ihit 
 I kind of nil Ali.ir, .ird knn liiiR lirfn.- it I'are 'oiiie of our C.itw ehcfe rather ti dnnk then own Wa- 
 „l I, killabowl, v.'liih sshlll it i» a l>icedini< and ler than this. In this extremity (inl j Mciiy reli.vcd 
 ■ A' v\ for life oiirof iheir I'lpnt, or Pricll5,'niiit- 10 with an agreeable H.nti, which in.idc n.s fpread our 
 >o 1 III tain Words till i!ie Fowl b^' expired, wliilft Sad ovei the Ships Hdii, aild ihrowini' n go..d piece of 
 ... th..i |H iloniir, the Sv rili;e, pi( llr.i'inp hinileif upon [ ' 'a. I in the middle of it, let a I nn under it ro re eive 
 |i!' (".rniiil, brIprinkV" the yirar \eith ihr Wood, anipihe Waur, whi.hftrved us for fnnic time after ; and ai 
 l.r.s the iivo Witips ii| on it They belieie the Iniiiioral ■ we were Milt bipinninp to w inr ae.iin, one i.f ot'ir'ship's 
 Itvot thi So'd, aiilitia' the de.id BoJicn llall rife a- ' t lew rry'd 'nir V.i".', / tn.l, wh t li piovid true to.nii 
 r.iiii. but white, like the /.. i./M«y. Kfcai fit sfadion ; for ftcennp our Cnurfe that way, wc 
 
 ■fl-.- '..■,■,- /'Iii-prodiuct .■Viobersrriil'c, tho" the Coun- ilo'ind our fclvrs rear a liiUii llle call'J CiH.in ■., wliidi 
 try near the Rivei s wij.o'aHotils 11 in (-reau 1 ijnar.tity ; ^einj» not abovi a I.eai^iic in Contpali, lie? at about threcf 
 a* ill'u Civet Cats. 1 here are here divers f>it<i of IJirdv ; I«i',iic diltancr from the Conuncni. It isnimilid ited 1 
 th lithe call .IplUprApjH-ii, .ire very larpc, of a biiplu noijiii j. (,.,„;; tol'elei:n hcicbut K.icks, Forrelfs, wild'f 
 
 ' f-. 
 
 a 
 
 nnJ 
 
 1 ■ tOlf. 
 
 ri',1 
 
 li.iikilh ('oloiir, their Me.uis being adorned with a vt. Healls, ami Serpems, whiih made a very dolcfiil'iioi 
 
 ry lineTiifr, on eai.li lidr f whi-h is a Crimfon co- ' ^'e had no foon.r fet font allioar, bot wc 111, ide 
 
 i 'ur'd fi'(.t mix'd with wh'.ie : they make no iv He. They l^rii:^ (ear Ji after trclh \\'ater, inionp the Rocks, n: 
 
 I'.aealfo a kind id' Hird not milikc the IVIIuans, and hav:n:'. tonrid f incth.it vsa.s very Rood, wc lillM all our 
 
 n| iL.ill Birds valf ijuaiititu'. ; c;[-«cially of 'I'tiriles Yc'-'' ,.iiid whilll they were carry:ni>a'lVoar,wr venture 1 
 
 I'r, \iliniv, are very cheap here: yen may buy a g( od loiiu 'Inn;' d.'cpcr int.) the llle, but eouKI !e.- nn'hinn but 
 
 SI; y (or a Stri'ii; of Coral, md .in t)i for two an uld blaek Hat. and not fir fioin thiihc (ijnie M:il'ra,rlie 
 
 qi;.n of Krar.d' . Among other I ilhes ulueli are tuund Kfinnanisot a Shipwra.k'd Vi llel, and tin- dead c'.ai- 
 
 II pieii ijnantitii.soii this Oalf the Sword I'llh is none c^if; of an riephanr, ituck in tiio Mnl, s^lu) li.ul c]iie- 
 
 m' the halt : I law ■ ner one of ihiiii eni'ape.l with a ll_^inlels pciilli'il thcie, as he was fwiinminp from the 
 
 Mlialc 111 a Moon-lij;ht Night, and he p irlued f) clofe- Com ineiit over to this 1 Hand. As wc weie making all 
 
 ly, ilntit l.ilHie ro' under liim, and rip'd up his llelly 'he S.rl wc »oiild tow.-ir.is tli<- Oui'iiunr, a fi.ddcn 
 
 Hitli thcTeith vvhieli are on both lides of the Sword, ' favado overturned our Ship, wIikIi b ok niftantly be- 
 
 wh:. h ilfues from his S'viiir, and ismnicable 011 whie.h foie niir Kyei, loihat we had farce liiiit eii- ti^h to favc 
 
 lide he pleafc!!. The While w.i, no fiKrurkili'd, blithe our lelvc s m oiirlioats, wherenith we at l.ifl reaeh'd tl.ci, ,1,,,. 
 
 fuM'ii upon the Suifaee of the Water, and the Negroes ^ho.ir. aberhaviiii; been cxpos'd to the danger of thc»'".k'i "tjr 
 
 at lift citih'i! alio ilic Sworl-liili, and ptclliiicd inr mei.ilifs Waves f..r 24 Hours withniir e.ir'iig e'r diink-'l" '^•"''' 
 
 with the Sword, wli.^li I bro.ipht along with itic to Am. mi!, all our Provilii iis leim; lolt in the Si ;: . We were' "' 
 
 l;::'!ai. ' ' ' ' 
 
 jro liicncr got allioar, bur one Mr. A/. , feloni'in.; :o 
 jy^f The Nee.ioes hercalinursaro verv dexrroub at billiiim, '"ui Ship, told iii that the Ii;habit,in-s wcie Man-eireis. 
 If which IS their chief livelvlin.ul : Twenty or thirty t'.-.- but a.s he had tr.lded 111 rhole puis, .'nd un.lerllood 
 »■■'•■' goeoiirnoidy .abroad towar.ls the tvemiii;, and liav- fonit:h;ii;> o' the 1 angua(;e. he h.ii'C.I to have fo iii'.-ch 
 111 ; ranged theinfclvcs together ||.) a Line, thc> fet lire to Inflmiie ever them as to la\c 'nii Lives, whfli lie did 
 r '.1 C'liibuftiMe iiiatnrs as thiy have 1 r iu;<hr ab:ni; melfeCf, b ;t c,i.ld not prevent our being llrip'd i]u;tc 
 wi:li them, in the Night 'lire : this itiine, ili.-. h.nigj''^.ed. Anion;; the tell llicit was one !<':•■ I.h f(-?, 
 a ill. 11 (.'o',! about x\mx Neck?, on which being fa ll'neil ,w'ho feeing one of the V'.;-t.c/, who h^l I him by th' 
 n. any fines with Hookj, ihcy are fenliidc as I'ooii a^ .iny Arm, lliarpcning Ins Knife uponaT;ce, ho jointed to 
 I' .1. whieh ari drawn tliiilier by the biro, do t. ueh the ''i'* ' liroat, intniiatiiy ihercby, wliethcr he intended 10 
 H:iit, when they poll ihcin up. There .Tre abiind.mre ot .ci't his Throat? The <\';,;fii.apprchrn iiiig h;.s meaning 
 
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 ' li 
 
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 ■I ,. t I ; , < 
 
 . 1!,- 
 
 li.ii-iciit { SlIuis ) on iliisCoalb, c f an ixccifne 1 igii-fs, itcply 
 wlii;h proic otten milchieious bn-.h to Men and Healts, iKiiil. 
 asoi.eof oir Ship's Crew fonn.j bv woful experience, 
 who, wliillt he wasal\viiiim'n;4, h.i.l his Legs Idr off by 
 one of them, above the Riicc, which cr.fl l.ini his I ife ; 
 ^'h.'n they iiirend t.-idn;) at any thing, they lav ;hciii- 
 
 '■•rs upon tlieir 
 
 Backs, i'e.aiif.' the upper pari of their 
 
 eliap- 
 
 Mi.uihis li-iu'i-r than the iindern.oif 1 rjrrowiy 
 e'o'<;cniy telf the fimo dancer: for I I'.as nc. forncr 
 got :nto our ISuat, bnr I law on. of that kind, c.iH'd the 
 K'l-'! I'.rc ( C"/s S^' .!■ ) paifing under it:7iis Filh 
 h.i ' npoiihis Siioat a kind of a Crofs, alvve fciei, o,- 
 iij'ii; i'lVitlonr, which bad an Lye at each of the two 
 titreiiiiiics, tile lUilk rS his Hody being iiropoiii.Hi-ii.le 
 to the bignels ot the <-'n)fj ; wc obferved a iinall boli 
 to Iwiin conllnntly before him as if h.; had iiccn liii Pi- 
 lor. Theil- .Seas produce alio a certa'ii kind of b'illi, 
 tall'd X/i,/;-.j, with very Hat Heads-; and IMr.iics not 
 iiiilikcilie Dolj'hins. appe.uitig v^'ith variou'. Colours nn- 
 der water, t :eli as yellow, green blew, and whit. 
 Liiey carcli rhcm wih Hooks, on ss'liii h they faften 
 fome Inuil Shrc.ls of white Linnen, whuh the P- aJ.ci 
 miltaking for the Fhing-tilh they .uc tjtch'd by ih 
 Bait. 
 After I had difpatch'd my bufincfs at •i'^.dm and P 
 
 and at t!ie fa.nc time pointing wi'h the 
 t Avardshis Bteall, Si-'- . /. A^ir Itiok the ,\' . 
 ;;■ <• down to the G'.-inind, bung rcfolvcd to fell bis Life 
 at the dearelt rate be could: 15u'. Mi. \hi: better uiider- 
 llaodiiig tlio .\.':;iTe's meaning, provented the danper 
 wlii.h was likely to bcfal us U'poii this .ac oiini ; for 
 haviiy unbuttoned his Wafcou, he pull d it oft", which 
 'he N :; 0,'.' perceiving, were well fatislicd, tofavcthein- 
 felvcs the laloiu of cutting them, which tiicy thought 
 they mult infillib'y have don.% as bang not apprehen- 
 Hve of tile way o'' loofing them by ihe Buttons. Thu3 
 ih.-y diicHcdiisof all (HIV Cl.aihs, leaving us as ii.ii,.d 
 a., ive were come froin otii Mutlu'i's Woin'i ; and wh.at , . 
 w.i.- the worll of .li!, being come ai, oar, iieara p.^or V'il-"|^|^j 
 
 1.1 I'M 
 
 I'd Ri; l< 
 
 where ihcy had neither Rice nor 
 
 la;.. 
 
 ^Ml-t, ivc wereali in danger of being ftarseJ, half our 
 C'..np.,i.y being [lerilb'd for hunger already. I he be- 
 luie-mentioiu.i Sn-hrl . \' i>, loaMng up and down in 
 fcirdi ifrtr f'tne N'iiffiials, happcn.d t,. light upon a piece 
 of Caiion, will, h he bn ught m us, of which the iMa-iiiciyfn ,^ 
 Iterol the Ship, wb.o was very hungry, made a good 'ii* Kir Hu«.' 
 iiiei'. but fooii afiei paid fi.i it with h s Life : Being re- g". 
 dii'-.-.l toTiu:- extrentity, we w\t.- prci^ariiig for death, 
 wheneeit. in Kei^'ti having difcovered at a great 
 'ill.meea Vslfel, put US in fome In |V'S of rolier: 'You 
 
 
 rfnJ-itia, I embatk'd aboard a finall Veflcl, Dnml;en ni;iy believe wc were all eaecr to go to the Slioir, where 
 
 D d J 1 having 
 
 ■i 
 
r ' 
 
 I /" 
 
 3S8 /f yoyagcioCa^e Vcrd andik' Cuajl 0/ (juiiiui. Lit, j'l ( u,ip >', 
 
 li .. •'.i< a. rtr\ M »li« V«lU.I It 4 \?lViliftirwi, wt wm- not *rid 44 wc wm' |«4llmn aIohk ih' Cialt, 11 Ni>,i. c ex .. 
 
 « l.;tl. liir|<ri/.V.>iiin«i.tilK.V,; .when h !. I.l I'.ihai »l'ojiil oj iut('iii.|.,iiit;c « Civd-Oi tot fimetwal, 
 
 whuli iliinc, In- •ifltii-.l iiii- 10 c^rtjf uu u\ 'nii.i 
 III lilt Ucu(, wMili I iii>t iliinkiiiKrii toatcipi . i. I k.,,( 
 liiin hnwi'vcr A l.iit. 1 111 Mr. M.iH4n ,V/i<i,;,'r.i.', jl.t. , ,,,1 
 
 DiuCkdi III iliofr )'art«, who Kiiijt rijiikfJ 't cin 
 val, 1.41I1C jt.'.iiil <iiit \'iili'l 11^ i.iini a> ui' lu.i . 4it \||.' 
 
 TS V ro^if 
 
 he wiiM. I ni.tkf ilu' Villil I'lim.' near tl.t .Sl;o.ii 1 1<', itui 
 Iriiikiiiit iii^Ki lull' .)> 4 mol Mjii. wi iktiK-d from I lit' 
 Miij.ir ; but w.iul hviiip lim^lit ui uilliiii Ail lio"r alirr 
 liy iIk 1 1111' Vt'C.rif, jn.it ill- Mii|i wj-. .i.l\4iKiiig I'l- 
 V ii.l' till' Cmii'iMU, wi: iIkI mil wnliliil fyv<i\, ,in.l 
 
 I'.iljnf! lii»\V..r.lsiriiL', IkcI* il ii(Oii hiu)_ l"i olluaulcjcliui in ilic K<>.\,l, !• I.cir lir \*4% tnuTMiivil w,i^ ,t 
 iIm" .iS rrtrcr, nil wr wn.' i.iiiviii.-i,'il i-f tlu' Ifiitll ot ilic Sin,' .iti'M.!>ii, uinl gavo ii« A IVviuli-l 'In ,u ,', . , 1 
 til. .I'.iUi', I'v tluit 111 tt.iij; ii» .1 »!r..ii lull' III Jiy.his Vul. i!ic iii'xt lUy. .SiMir lUvv aim Is.mt^ .,i 
 VVmI. '.^Iti.-h fhfy li.iil li'i 'ill liiciii'iiin'iK' kUIh." K'lk*, tot'.llm.ll^,H, .niJ ilirini.' in M'.e, wIihiIh ii , 
 1..11 ill S.-,i iiilf, ilii- Siii.aii 1.1 »ilnh a .111 iiif.illiMi'Uc I lu'cj i-iiiiliiltraUi l-mt, ot win li Mi. ./ ,., 
 S !#■' i"Mii| 1 flut .'.mr tli.it vrny ul ilu' willinpiKl'. (itKn/yi, w,h tiniTiio.ii at eiiat iiitir j who tK4lul n, >,.■ 
 Ill-' I.ii.t'. 'iiiik fiitriff.V. wiililliciii ; N<)iliiii|('.iii'il be ty luiuUi.uicly m Diniin. At'mvar.U .N;-. .»'.(,/,,,. 
 iirui |.i\liil t Mn ihjii til kc (4t'uttlk iiiilcty *iulJ4n- ' iw U.J iiic tn lii\ Ship, wlict hi' cmrrtaii...l ... vv.iti 
 i.iT \i i.il ' ■liryi 111' I'.ii .i!'..\i' fiuye Muiitli* ) ihc iiu... iliaii or.iiiuty Cinlnv luf tii.',lit i\y, 1. 1( .|„., 
 
 it .1(< :l l\ 1:1. 1 \Mlil I. li lilil M ijil' Mv .It, Wlll.l' piO\»:<lj4l tlu' Jx(IT4IIOIl ol wliu 1, lie |'rO|MiM to 11 I I , .,,i 
 (1 :. il ..111 luviiC oi'iHiy \'i llc!.^, I'll' iipiii; II) .l"Jli' | aluii^; w ill .1 Ml [' whi |i w.i. ri .i.ly li. mliti'd i,. /f ,.,' . 
 ,i.,(, 1,111' il III ilu' (. i.illiit ' I'.'-.i : in 4(i'i.iri.l lUik|»vlm' I ritulinn UmIo li) italon .if ilu' ui.liui'M nu, 
 
 ink.'.' .1,1 till l>lifl.tl-, lllll'l ll.llj; till 4iril*.llH.C "l_OUt|lir tllCl'l.l.C, III' fciltf;.,il\.j.illyi l-iiiiJori llllllN llt.l, ,|„, 
 
 (."iii'ii) miiuonlii'ViM!»iii i|ii» 1 t.Mill I'tlicir.ity. 'riii'|iio iiioii" than uii' u liLiWilrl the t'.nif, ijii,' Li- .,. I u^i 
 M.,li.i . I ihi'SI'i)' h.\,iiiRiiul.i. I lilt .Miip til lart An .liny .ilmvi- lin Muiilii. 
 
 ill. • ;m ih. ('.■ .1.1, liiiii .III" ih> I. '11' li.i.i; iiiiul. ll, .uil] Ilui Sililciiiciit, ..illj Hcnit, lift iip..|i 3 |<m, 
 .i> li u 1, u ii'i ig iii'.ir lilt Mic.ir, .ilk ^ lis wliat .Ship \\t \'iWu h I'xomra'Ci 11 Itll' into ilii' l(,i> of 'm .,..1 n|„„! 
 I'.,iiiij;'.' ;.!, «liiihi¥cli.uiii)! tilvl hliii. he Haw f..i 411- the l>ui>' I'ailor.* ari' uMimil 10 ll.iy iix Mniiihi; bw 
 liv.i, til.,' ii H.ioiiiriiHihli tir liiui t.i tiki i'.., 4Lu4iil, lew rctii iilriiii. iIiimic, I) lealuii ul' ihr iimvliolf. ii pi;", 
 Ji i.i'.iif 1, 11. r Ti.,' ihmi in 'iij;li t' 1 Im Voy.ini'i but, of ilu' Air, wtlio. t iihuh, iht jiU.i wmilj It j'l i.ii.t 
 l.n'ti'^ iin ■ iilirauil to hmi , liow 1 mhriiUau likr imniijh. I was u'Ji'.ly .ntonnal liy a iiTia:ii h,u> , 
 lie ' „', lie III iiiiii 1" have mill this II. iUi> . Iir w.Hat who hail ii-lii'rd time, that ilu' Niuii,c» iii il., [i, ^ 
 lilt J' .111., lip 11 l.i laki lis .iliiaid, after li..iiipi'a)\l luj ..Uiuil li m, i.ut, it |,r MtuU taiiv .mly fi< 
 1 '111 I. ..I 1 ■iiMiiiiiy of L'ouil, U 111- Kiuvet au.l Urafs NVick'. li'iij(cr wnh iheni, lirwiuM |.-t artain Niim, , 
 ll.. 11. r. !.., N' ;'ii)i> luiiiur Kaii'i'iiii'. who .r.nic out .'t tin Inlai.il (Joiui'.iicj, and fiv', ,, 
 
 llr s «> 111 till apiii. aiiJ ilidofing the niain Sea, Iiiiurcilianciiu; tye in ihe I'Kiriti wliuh w.' iiuill li.ii. t, 
 w.,- irii !i riii;iu,l ihat ue llioiil.l not dtUivir Land in the itidit of ihoie who nav. the riiatii.n i<\ u. M, 
 4 >v .1.1 I'.rtiii^ I, ti.l hm'inij iliat iiir Mailer wa^ Snuilvut liiiiliiig me kiIiIuh not 11 go to //■■mm, 1,,.; 
 mill, ken in lut Ol tonaii.iii< aiul Caliiilaiii)ii> ol ilic nic aboard aiioiherVtIM to W..ii.f, uhircwoivn fyrcfd 
 Dithiial 111,1, I i.iri'.iited hi* I 1101, and in lour ilaj. to fill mn liuij Bairs, whuli was our iliufCj;).,, ,„ 
 alici' itiKimud LanJ, but iiiUi.id if the i-uiner G'alt, the N ((lii lin.c, tlicii Kinp, having puh.bitnl il- In, 
 fjimd out U'.MMitar hy;^.., whuh is ' c I.eaijiies bi- Port.11, on fil Iron ihcu. AUi'i I had Jifpclcd .,; 1, ■, 
 V-iidii: H.i 111,', pioviilfd (iiu lelvisMiili liclli Water,! foadiiij; thiri-, 1 tetiiri.id to Mr. Sii,iirt>tJi,i, whu ilmi 
 I. .Ill- Iran, Oiitiii, and other I'.il'iilliinenu, we let lay at aiiJ,.ii inthcKtadof Aim,.-, not far ti.'in Ai,,, 
 l.ii ap... 1 iiT till' ' iiiii ,1 C<\ill, i,ikiii:;oi;i Cmir!; le-|f.'i.'\ Fori ; but this bciiia a danpcunis .S'auon, he v,.[,i 
 lliiof .;ii,i,!r (' and //.''./'■ l''"C'/'', I'lit by ilie, with his .Ship, tiio' iiiiuli byi 
 
 tWlXt till 
 
 ,1, ' 
 
 . - I . I'Ser of the iwo, Ulj:, 
 
 Uti kill'ii!i.'.'f< . I (v, r M.illi r (if the Ship, i-ii'.ie luiciped-i C,I'»icm;/i , kaviiig us ixpos'd to the danger of ilu- ,\«. 
 cJly til ihc C.oM of ^i/ii./.i.', nut lai fiom Ci/'.-fVc^.l^'of , wh,' are very mil' 'iicvui here i tor tome f.l i!,,,,. 
 Wi li,i,l no Iboiii'i' lalt .■\ilihi)r ill liie Road, but tin- i\V;;u</ belonging to thi C'al.'e if /)r»KiM, haiin.' r, , 
 Ni.|,r. ciai.ic 111 Rii.li nmiibirs liltheir V,aiioei allaboiit lung ujjo hirjrilid oni' ol inr ChaliOi's dthvci .1 ' 
 ijiir'\'ihVI, b,,t w.'iild nut leiiture abo.ird, till by tlio tlie Men to the I'viunurjf,, who had elappd tlmi' ,'i 
 aduu. .it our Miller, I luinin taken fume .Sca.watir Irons, and tliriatmd iliem every day with death; .v .1, 
 ilia liali:i, aii.l let r.Mf.e Dinp^oi' it fall tlirieiiine'; into as I was iteJitly iiifoinieil, had proniie.i a iiw,.i.i ■! 
 my Ives, .ryi; 1' ciery t nic ^Jh r/Hrf, they tici) .aine 64 Guildctbt.-i :in\ of the Kegrocs whoKnijd bum; tlim, 
 ab.i'.id us; til- Imn}; our (Imis ready mounted, and, my Head. Bcinu t(iiewaii«d uf this danger, I unh.. 1 
 l.inie .Miilijiiits ai li,iii,l, il.iN woiil.i eiiier no timber than, iiioii; adoe folluwfd Mr. ?/i,ui.', id, .ind la 11c u, an Ar- 
 il'.' (i.lts iif t'.' .Slii;' ; wheie be;iip let domi, I L.rc- ihci jilll by liiin ; an.! bdiigask'd what niadr mr ..ji,-,^. 
 t'li'G.I thiol Willi I'onie Hiiai'., w'hi.H iliey ihaiikfiilly | there. I aniweni, That if ihai .Siaiinn was tooi!aIll'e^■ 
 a.. ij t. d of 'Mill'.' Nipio. s h.id 'iiaiiy lncUi( iii n adc on., lor his preat .Ship, u mull nci.'s be lo tor iinne 
 in then I aic«, ii,nu thro' i.'ieit N'o'cs a !,irne Ivory J?iiig, nnlefs he would prnvid,: nie mcir Men, to dednd ti,i' 
 wl...li le.iihM I eloiv tlv I hi. i (o that whale- cr il,e\ [bhip ac.anilt any furpiii. ; whnli \w luviijg dour ai> 
 ( .! uit'.Kr M uths, wcr.i iliro' ihi-. Kiii«- Ih'ir w.iyicordui^ly, I r turned t" the Slioai if A/cur, aii'l id 
 I : l'.i;.ii|; was lu iiiakeu!' the Mi'letorHiie iiio a Palle, anclioras near the Slioar as I con I.I ; bn: was aiivif.d fy 
 
 Ml. ./.''■' i^^ii'.'", the Cioiemoiit of the I'ori, to l.v' 
 conllamiy ujioii iny (iuaid, efpeciailv in the Nipht- 
 timc; aid that if iieieljitv reijuired, J ihould gin .1 
 Sii.'n.il by the L'il..l!.uj;e ct a Mul'iuct, when he won,.! 
 Ix? fine to allid nic with Ionic Soul. tiers fimii il. l-i,rt, 
 W'liuli was ihc rialoii I llridly forbid the .lileliin;ii .J 
 of any ( iir aboard iis, forlL-ar of railiiy a falfc alariiii:.' 
 V' hiltl wc wer, here at anchor, ,1 /•".■■ o,^:,-/.- I5aik .1)'- 
 inj^frorn the lilecf 6t. (Jnmr bound to the Ciiii. fif 
 ,\;r«/T, biini' dilcovcrcd by foincof our People th'-ii .n 
 
 si.iuh bcinp I'lrm'd nun Imall B.1I -., tliey ihroiv iluiii ,it 
 ,1 food .'riiMie lino' tlio Uiny; into the M.uth. 'I'heii 
 ll.iii w IS of luiha leiK'.ih, that it reaihJ to the very 
 drnuii.i : f ir vl i'h realcn tluy have away ot tivifliiii» 
 :i i^mr 1 il..-ii- Hi,i.i\ as tli i;.iv do then '1 urbants. 
 1 hcv bi.)uglit 11 loiiie l',lcph.iins lieth 10 fell, and a 
 loiini; Win, h of ahoii' f.uiteiii or fifteen yea.", of Ape 
 '11' wi >-,Mi:-l not tiiv tiie lall. 
 
 W ■• leii .'irlj.alt of ti;. ,'./«.• .il'tcr a ftay of a few 
 .1.11 s, to i'.ni.iiic irore in karcli of the Guinri: C'oaft ; 
 
 I a^uflu'r I y 'iie iKj;!ii'f or i(;;i' iaf,.e of our Mifter ojj a.irhor near C-i mntiii:, .1 f«iall /Jnf./, lT'i;at wa. leiii 
 ihe V'.ii. I, wr (•i..e more , afs'd by thar Coalt m,; er- in purfuit of he', whieh was no fooner lOiiie ir iviili 
 ..:.'.., iin.l. f.-iiii.! oiii lei ves beyond OLiihopei at Ikurin . the I'ctiu^mjr, but ihey crv 'd for ijuaitir, tho' they ha.' 
 li.eicii, ;' ; 1 (>• one Man in the Shi|' who did nor hnd 
 liiin'ill a'.:i .1; w.u.i oi: wiili ihife necdlifs iMiigues, 
 i: iv.ii itijl-.cil 10 keep '-.nhiti lithe. .f tlie L.nid all the 
 
 an 
 
 I . 
 
 roeail .inih.'r at Night, nil we Ihould 
 
 !i w.;!:'.l for ',,'11'..'^ Ojall, wliitli It- 
 
 ,!v, alter loire day* fail, as I was 
 
 i;.iv tnm 
 
 cnit loiii'' I iri' 
 ii'.j! iloii'.' ' ..'i.:i 
 
 (.■in:n_! ol'. .Morimij; c.iilv upon the r>i:'-k, I f>nrd a 
 Map ni/t fir n, iiiou'i nt Aiieli.ir, .ind lurpi>;hnp her to 
 t.-a ':.•,■,;/,'., L.ivi ilie al..:ai 10' the reli, who bc^an to 
 elm ilie Dcik, and pr.|'ai, nery tliin;; f'r a Combat : 
 Kilt bi lore We ueir ro Work, il w,is thonpht ht to alk 
 oai'i'l till It .Snips (.-'.H'.' wUn thev iverc ; lie .infvver'd, 
 t.joarnol:i;.ll la ;ri.-e, thai t'l.- Mailer of the V..IIM.S 
 ;i line was <. w; /(;o .,..■■, a N.uive ot //i A'w ; lothai 
 our i\'ani.*.l I'leparatioiis wir; i.k 11 1 h.tnijed ui'.o Ue- 
 monliraiioiisnf joy, a'ldit was lef.ilved, that vvc Ihould 
 f-!«iWicr let l;iii for .Icar.:, ano'l.er Coilt of Cuhi; 
 
 14 ;'irfi/^;<-/f; and 150 N.i',ijej aboard hii, wlier.aS 
 'Hiia wa, mann'd w/l, no irii re than i<; Sca-ineii m 1.'. 
 ■fhish.ippy l-.ni-oumtr rrcve.l very bitkv for, 1 ur l-'ti- 
 foners dttained n. the Callle of \/i;m /for tl..- Ki.-i,- 
 :;«f/c( wl'.o were in nvc ; lands having lent rhi^CIovii- 
 nour word that ihcy nndlexpe.lt the lame TrcaiiU'.n': 
 here, the l):ii.i I'lifoners ic.i'ne.i :ii .V), ;.r, lie lu'v.an ;■> 
 Ic a little etxiler, ami loon ,,t'ci ii^iei-dupoi aiiexjiangc 
 of the Prifoiiirs on bo'h lilies and as locn .is our Mfii 
 were eoine a'j .atd, wc fentla.kthe iu'irvuej^! i:\ au 
 old Chali op, wc prcfcmed ihi-iii wfth. 
 
 As 1 went frequently aih.xu whilll our Ship IjV la the 
 U./ad of Aiflrir, fo bf'u.t; euno'is to lee ilu- Kir.; that 
 rules hereabouts, I, Mr. /<.■/>..■;■■., -.min i:.i , a Set- 
 leant of the bolt, an i (ns lirother being a Lii iiter, .nt, 
 and himr; Ilin-.-i, rilolsed n i .JQ to M.:r .ir,d ;,'.,i>/..'a, 
 vvhith wc did acoidiii:,!.', iak.1,1; along wrh us I r oii. 
 
 lyi«'»: 
 
 . rvL'iiei le. i.ia loi win.'.; .I'l.ei \.vUoi mx ynijri.-n : wwiiii wc OKI .li..oiaill[,r. , laK.ni; aiOnC wrh US I'r oil, 
 
 Hill his Miip beiiiv; lie.wjer ih.ia ou' ' . wc o'.it- fall'd luai , Ouide a ^tn.aui Nrgro\ vho liaJ been lij the Qjahiy nt 
 
 a Drp't 
 tor (iiir 
 «ri t to t 
 
 Villitr, 
 ctoe 1 1 1 
 
 k.n;'„ tl 
 and ill 
 ill.- Kin 
 
 N. Ill^, 
 
 tvhi. II 
 Was our ' 
 it was I 
 me, 11 1 
 
 bl'ltllSO 
 
 m ll »«k' 
 tiavinK>' 
 inert y w 
 and toik 
 ni.iki" 1.1 
 foiiie 
 tiny, the 
 1 n'liake 
 oth.r Hi 
 fitinp 111'' 
 it, and 
 whieh . 
 en.piirv - 
 ihi; tin. 
 day W-1' 
 111'; tod' 
 a i irid ) 
 others wi 
 the bail I 
 hisMiii.l 
 ^av( in I 
 .'a would, bi 
 comM us 
 Dm • thi- 
 theKiiU', 
 wiling, 
 nnnty ili 
 ».ral I'l 
 wi'.li w 
 111 plentili 
 Serjiant, 
 toininlttei 
 in the end 
 cut down 
 dedicated 
 
 Willi a pol 
 
 int.. a llo' 
 
 I'l Bed, w 
 
 Ins pla. e ; 
 
 and the S\ 
 
 .■inie to h 
 
 i-n; fansh 
 
 Kinp'n A| 
 
 i-ci:k'd at! 
 
 Itrnik tilt 
 
 fired jiiH 
 
 lornint ' 
 
 li!,; who 
 
 whole \ 
 
 rJj^es lOr 
 
 tlieir Co 
 
 My. lh,A 
 
 :i» Furv 
 
 lawo.ltl 
 
 ed I he S 
 !he'l'r.ai 
 Wood, 
 ihev LUt 
 ar.l Ili: 
 I leuten; 
 ;j,ei aw .\) 
 the poor 
 oi.lrrtti 
 their Mi 
 ha'iiur ^ 
 with ihi 
 tlicm to 
 what .ip 
 Guard 1 
 Notl 
 Ceremo 
 
 iiiCold 
 
 lieil, w, 
 endure i 
 
(tiap.XVlii. ^^ l^(o>>^^c i')C.ipe Verd itrifithi' loit/t o/ihuncA, 3;^^ 1 
 
 
 .1 Dffiify fimn thiit Kin(i ill thr M^jfw j tW(i OirtlMiw 
 tiir «iiir Dflcmt', 4'mI iwi) Brtiiln iif llrimly I'nr * Pn- 
 (ftt 10 tlw Kmn- Cfiiung iicar ilw "IViVKn, or rjilir 
 Vill.iif, whifhll thfKinK'"Riliilirn'T. wi: UniiniiNi- 
 rrof utijrr, Mgive rxtiu- of nvr «rrn,il, Andfuwtl ' i"; 
 Kiiii'., ll. ' thcic ivcii' livital i.ii>i;f4«( loiiir to l'«c liiin , 
 ■imr.iltii liK tftu.ii, wcm to ilif t iHirt, where tintii.); 
 til'- Kiiif!(iutiip with ;iUiiii iwrlvo ot hu F</.i/*'i, I'l 
 Ni I In, \Mc ill. I not I'ly hiiTt the halt ft(r''>''' 
 whiili hi' pciiiniiiK , atol'i and mkil iil nhn 
 w.KOiu Cijpiiiiiiot l.oJiT, a<ul hiiviMK hern i')M that 
 ii wa» I, hr ihiiii'il III' f(i '■ ilowii, atiil thr rclt atrt 
 me, vi|iin\iry luwrmiih I pi (iiitctl him tin twi 
 Hiitliwil Ili.iiuly, wliiihhi aovvpfcil ■ ty coitrtc n'ly, 
 HI il .nkM 113 what h.i.l limiiyjii ih thiihrr, iinro nhi'Ii I 
 I .iMiiKaiiiwi'Tnl hull, ili.t wc iJincdii |<iirp<lr to l> 
 nirry with him, hr ifx^k ore ot ihr Botth'«of Hi.iii.1) 
 jn.l K Ilk a (tiioil >lrjii|(ht, hilt hi iii!( toll that it i 'niM 
 iii.iko l.i« Head ilkr, I r In it iIi^mi alnli% anil fail I (rr 
 fijim- 1 1' ill'.- liil I'ahi'iTim: : whilll <•. wiro biilii' in 1. • 
 linjp till' Ci I' no loiiral, wi' law i Niv.iof n itiin,; with 
 I i>'ii.ikcil tyiiii'tar innnr, ami .lA'ns lli.ul in the 
 othir Kiilil, whiili hi' layM at inv I n i. kiici|.i,((, «lf 
 firinj!iiii*ii> ftain[i <viih itiy right For' iIt'i' tiiiu iii'on 
 it, .iiiJ my Conn-rndii were oblifcrt to i!o the lliinr, i 
 whirhilnnr, thi- Kinj> ot.lncil it to Icliilil. I'pcfi 
 ini|iiirv whit coiiM he the mraiung of n, we wort tolil, i 
 tha.- thiii wa'. thi- rtt-.iil ot a I'raytfT, who hi\iiij< tht ' 
 ilay Ifloirnnli-iMiut'il to kill the K ir< as he wai a fn- 1 
 m;; loilohii Ntevln win !i thiy ilo ta'himl ilic- Hoiili' in I 
 a i iflii ) hail iniftakcn hi, I'rrfi ntwur, ami killM t\v.-. i 
 iiihin With hw Dirr, m Ins l^evl, iii.l Icinp r:ikcn inl 
 thi- laA by one ot thir Ismns CinanU, who I;:k1 rut on 
 hn Htail. Whilll Dinmi ,vai pittint; rearly, 'he Kinn 
 pave IB leave to kill .K II! my Peer ami Hi-tininri'. wc 
 iwoulil, but no ofher Veniliiii ; an! at our ictmii wcl- 
 eomM in with a Cni' "I Wmi' mix d with Vv,v.i. Hv ihii 
 t nil- the b'-ilil Negro's Hf.td Ix'ing bronnhi rothr r.il>lc, 
 ihcKiiip nrp'tl iii fotakr r>art if it, but tin.liiis us uii- 
 w:ll.llg, he lain;h'cl, tcllinj; lis liiat there w.is no onater 
 Piifity than one< finctnirs Melli ; litwovrr, we hail fo- 
 vr.il Uillirs of Miitrnn .mil Vcnifon frrvnl up, nron 
 «vi'i, li wc ilij feovl with a \ery goixl appetite, and di.iiik. 
 (o plentifully, that the I 'fiin'nant, ind his Brother, the 
 Serjiant, with oiif nr mo im^ic heli)n"Jni;to itir hnn, 
 I omniitted divers (>ut-r.n;i.<, tor whith they pas .1 ilear 
 in the end. Ihc I leiitrnam j,'oi.ipi'rolAthc Mark, place, 
 III! down a.eriain Trteot al'ove loo Yeats flandii.n, 
 dedicated to thiir idolatrous V\'orlhip, being a kind ot 
 1 If^ii'uh Tree, and t'onO-ipiently eatie to oc cut thin' 
 wiiha pool (.'\nirtii His Hrothcr iheSerieant .oniiiii^ 
 into a lloiiU-, ami Hiidiun the MAi and lui Wito tot^eilier i 
 iiiHcd, wr.Tild needs frrtc hiin theiire in order ii take 
 liisplare; wh'ih the rtiiir ichiliiip, he run hnn t!:r-i', 
 and the NVom.in crying oir nnirdrr, a Neighboui that 
 ranie to her aildlance, underwent the lame fate. I?iu 
 rn! fatisfied tluh, Iiih he and his lirother coming to ilic 
 King'* .^pattlln•nt, il j lirlt ( rrfente.l Ins (.'arabine 'cady | 
 I'ock'd ai^aiiilt the Kini;, whi.-|i j.-.mri Hiiwf.ni perteii uig, ' 
 (tnuk the Caiabinwiih hb H;i; rnr of his Handi, whi> h 
 tired jiirt as it w.is falling upon the dround, but, as good 
 Foniine woiil.l have it, wiihi.Hit the leifl daiViai",i', tl.o ' 
 ilio whole Apattnicnt was till'd with P«ople. Tin 
 whole Village being put into .in alarum by thefe(!)m- 
 rapcseommiru' ! ap.iinftfhrtr Klul, and the mut'ler cf 
 ilieir Compani.ins, tin King thought it heft to keep 
 Mr. /fii<ji»'.i.7. Ml. i< hv.r, andniy fcif at Com i, till 
 UH Furvof the Xcgii, Hiould '. r 'llwagcd, who fol- 
 I'lwe.l the others out ot ic Village, .' \l l-.^ving wound- 
 e.l the .Si-rieaiit «)tlial>irt in ihc H ■', they filo.v'd 
 ■ ilie 'J'r.avil ot it.e RInod, w. >. h led ihem into an ad|ai-ent 
 Wixid, where he had liid iunifell ai long the Bryars : 
 they cut olf his I leaii wiilieut a.u lunlicr Greniony, 
 jrd hi; Conii-in.le a I.e.- and an Ann. His Broilier the 
 I icutenant beiip.', ailiHel '. y 'he Neproc, inadc Ihitc to 
 ;^ei away to tlie Vor', wh. i j lie w.is elap'd in Irons, but 
 the poor Negroc, who iia.l no other Iharc in tins Dit- 
 eider tl'.an to has c pr.itcAed and aflllled the others in 
 their hliuhr, ^•,a^ alio o-erraKcn and .iiraultcd, and, afier 
 has nil' !■ iH'd one with hi.sCarabin,wr.s,-iit to picces.which 
 ••vith ilie reli were broui'.ht to the Kint;, svlio ordered ' 
 ilietn 10 he broilM and e.iien. T ho Negroes beingfonie- 
 si'hat .ippealed. the King lent us three under a llrong 
 Guard lo tile burr. 
 
 Not l.^ni; alter, we had the onporninityof (eeing I'le 
 Ceremony of one ofilieir Inrcvmeins ; tor a certain 
 \.i;nr named .('.'Ml i;,'VMi'/, wlio svis a great Dealer 
 in (Sold, came alxiard '.mr Veird, but being broken bel- 
 lied, svas feizeil Willi I'u violent a pain, that not able to 
 endure it longer, herippd upliis belly wiiliaKinfe) and 
 
 tly'd the next lUy. Me wat finvd ihmm ii |<u,e«)i Si fl, "" *<" 
 ihf He.i.l, Ar'i and I cjm liemg vO' ue.t with the (am , 1^ '" ' 
 an! h.UkikJ wiih Coldeii M dal», rrinCvtiriiiii then"*' ' 
 finirijrt, or IJoln. About » I e«U ■ I'.m ih. V l|.i,',e. 
 ihc) h«d ihi« 1 (iia'e, riiund ill , (It ivlih wne lli'k 
 into ilie lifo lid fiiii.il (jiice I 1 M If "1 I't.i's • ilii 
 dead<a>tf« wa. lanuil ii|. ,1 ih, ^li.-, iJ.i- . ( JiN S\>:i\ 
 who run at >iill IpeeU With it tor .i I c le iiiu '. .n ! then 
 ilop,-iii.(oii a li' !,li!i, 4H111V.M 111, 
 Wi iiirii an I I ' .Ilii, that allib 1 n 
 Iv.iyhngan I uyihg. iiKiklng a doi|. 
 ''cll, ihit wiie fal'tmd 10 ih it I, 
 h|l«, the B'.ariTs bc^an 10 letili 
 
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 loml nil e, and wi le tollovved by ;1k' te(t, and 1., a'.i r C. • 
 virnl S:t p», lllowiny.; of the Horn, and Houlingn, laieu 
 »l all to ihe fi..ivi iiim wliulilhcs in l the Coi| ., ami 
 th' Ikaicii. lcaj"M]n i.-iUer I', f.sok tliii .,|.poitiiiiiy 10 
 LiKfl away tlu (« Men Me.lab, ' .,| Hl"ih | w.ts in l,\i. 
 W'iiiiefs, a* it.iiidiii}' M'ly nearn ) tlio they maile the 
 I'll pie U'lievi: ||ny ,v, ,( (<ur.,; with the (jiipi. Ii 
 lliort, alter they had l.u.l a m.K'er of an Hour aihep 
 .l'llicHe.,l.f tlir J...;;,.l p,,!, .i iP^.y |ai,| os..'i' rl'o 
 Ura'.e Htjmlii'A (t 'Ircei, tvhuil tluy co cieil >Mtli 
 i'atth 10 a MiiMhcight i i p. n wi h tl.ty lii .,, '.ugc 
 Haggo . -I II of Faltraruie I 1 iw Uanv of ilio r Ion H 
 niadi'ol I'.aith likcthii svhi '.ex.'eded inhe iht 'luj .ir- 
 dinarylloiiiis; and till.' kvLiiiu' el'pc i.ijl\ of t' e K- 
 niakvSix, i.oiiie aitiriain tinv 1 esit, Vi.f the.c, 'o 
 bewail th< death of |i.cir dcL ...1 briemU. 
 
 Ihc Iiihibitunts hcieaUiiito arc diule u.')- ;h, butT. ,-, ■ ^, 
 mvolsed III gi.'s Jdolativ, worll.ipping .il.i.oik ,:\ cry }'■■•> 
 ili.nRtheydc, cvi.iitot!ie Hi.cK< ind U'h.d ■' nr . , a^d 
 the Tnei dcilicaf: I to ih. ir MoU, aie wnrll.ippeil svi'h 
 agrcardeal i.f Cetemony at certain da' s, and I'eivcl 
 sviih Water and Meat by iheir I'liufs 'ut a lunii} aj 
 their fuperllitimisWoilhip, notliing n lo aboiniiub'ic as 
 the [Kciiliarrerpcitthcy ll.iwioiiic Devil ; wht )i niakct 
 *>.ineiersaiKl Si/iverv tube in gr^ at leiiueit anion!/ them. soa.ry 
 Dt thii I lasv an Initnice 111 one i>:i.k S p '• wlio 
 wasa scry wealthy I'enoii in shod I'aits, and 'Uir.j' m- 
 siie.lmcio his Home, Itouiilhiiil irg .iponaMat .ill 
 lame ononeluh ImiiiHea 1 t;i J-notj alt.r sie h.id i.ikeii 
 a Ciiptsvoor thieeof I'aim Wine, 1 a k I hnn lieoc- 
 afionot his Uliiif., of wIhlIi he gave me the fedlosving 
 Aaount. Having plosv'd up a piece td Gtui.iil W- 
 longing t.i the /Vrrve or Idol, ard I'lw'd it with I o,n, 
 It produced a very gooiCropj but Harsell tune ap- 
 proaching, one day a great I ,ery Serpeni was inn to 
 tome about Noon into tlie Kield, wliieh let all the Com 
 on Kre, and thcivc corning to my Huh e, get upon ihi: 
 top of it, which svas covered wiili iwwv f 3, ail 
 Hoii:i:s are ni this Country ) and fet it on hie alfj ;n ihe 
 light I)!' levcial ol my Ni'iehhinirs ; and as 1 wa« going 
 to fiscmy Icll, I ivai |lr„vk with a i'.illl. on one tide of 
 i.iy Body, which oiitinues to this .lay. They had gisen 
 hiiiitlic name of 'i- p tn from ihi. mid accident, and I 
 tinind the Hi ul'eto have been but l.itely built. 
 
 After a Hay of three Year^ on this Coal>, luviiii; rc-Rrmtritj 
 ceived orders ns return home, we :er fid troin .Vj.'i.', "•■'■"•'■ 
 and tlecniigoiu (oiirfe betsvivt the twolilaiidsof Af.r.i- 
 i-i and .St. I' >»!.■, made a hiilelloi> at thr Cip- .If 1^' p, c^tttiUif 
 to take in lonie Reticlhmc iits : We fasv norlmg rc- 
 jmarkable on thisCoall, but that the /'i.,- . r I'.nil eeiy 
 jday at Midnight uled to go into an ailjaient Wool, 
 with a crooked Mi. k, with a Bell faiteiitd to the end of 
 it, tocoiifiilt, as he l^iid, the De.il al-e ii f ret mat- 
 ters, tlio' the pi.'or Fool at the fame time sva ignorant of 
 I what pals'd at home ; for we nled 1^1 nake his Wife 
 idruiik. 1 he River of 0';.-rffi' pi idiii.'S al.ardance of 
 Sea-horfes, svhi. h is m .irnphibioii^" Creature, witli Ivct 
 likcthofe of the Sss-ans, being chieily ellee;n'd liii i-s 
 Itsvo long Teeth, sshi.h 111 beauty cveceds K'O'y.. le.l. 
 [The Couii'.iy ii'ar the C oalt abouii Is 111 Can.cli;, Ty- 
 [i:eri, l.ions, Boiitl'eis, sJivet-Cats, .Monkeys, .uid Par- 
 rots. Atter a Hay 1 i' loiiic dajs here, sve purfued our 
 Voyage, and to;ninii .mdcr the l.>punoifl;aI I.iii.-, di- 
 reeled our Ooutl'e to ih'.' \.ili-1fl.i'.iij, and thence to rlrc 
 C.^.nny-Vhs, and I 1 making the Iseit of .jiirwas, caiuf 
 without any linilUr Accident to the Coal! of /..^.'..Hi/j 
 where, svhen see thought o.ir f.lses p.iti all dangers, an 
 unexpected blall ol \Vind ioi'ced oir Ship in ihe Night- 
 time l)crw ixt two Rocks, sehcre we seas ft.is cd to pieces : '' 
 However, Wi; had ihe good fortune to faee all our Men, 
 ind the next d.iy a Chcll full ol >!old, valudat aoecoo 
 Gilders, and a good quantity ot Llcphanis Teeth. The 
 Freighters of leir V'cll'tl being cKtreainly l'jri<tii.d with 
 our IndulVy in having faied lo nuch 1 t lie; C areo, m- 
 sited us up to 1.1111^0)1, where being employed ins icvving 
 all what was svuah a Trase'ler's oblersation in fo incaC 
 a City, I once more narrowly ellapdi !«tlj ; for being 
 
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 where tlk'y wtte ihon sr ! ligh Mai's, I \v.is Vvy. back by 1 Ruins. 
 
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 F.>riiiric ; till litDie Mats vi/as eihlcj, a i'iil.irwlikh .ilioa.ii a Oi/;.^i Vetfcl, whicll tarried mc with ,t [-ii- '<■ 
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 .111'.' \r\~\',r .■• !'■, a-jil W.1S -I'DnoiiraMy enier 
 i\,i.,|i-v i.e Diiko of V*j-'.7, i'rom wlioin lie ui.i 
 neve' lr,:"vriiatinr as to tin: Curury, biir a' 
 • \n">v!^,!;'c of ilie ! :iiiip.ik,lMiy,'^ie.^' ■ That ,!• 
 :'.: ri, IK' ■iepct lio! uynnthe litriip.Ai: H.ftory i^r 
 ;■ /-."f., '.Miiiiii 111 the \'<,iui>ui Larim.ific, an.l 
 fui nu; Oi' liii; A;K am! Inrmi.Stiuti'; uf ;lie lelluts, 
 ; ..1 he •vts jT«iii:i.ial j with a Coiiiiiieiiiarv 1! 
 . .,.•,.;.' ./•.(,;. ^-, \M;uen ill lill.ifi\ ami a M. Ji, 
 Hi :.in ol A fi ■n'u! M-i!.i-:;i, thf /./tr.v Etlncpiiti I'a 
 •'::.-.r, !i ,-. refliLl ! y Jf'^'' ' 'P"', a Iworn Wiiricfs ; a:i,J 
 tli.it iio <]•" r.-ii'.ur i;,.ive ,:redir t, tliefo W'lUiTS, boeauil 
 il'. tij.11,.1 .ill iliijij',- in them to ai;ree ivith ihe Kel.itioas 
 
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 ,., II". I'ci.r't; are now pincraily callii /i.i/'.;/J/w, or 
 .■I' :j)ihr., (..piitlc 'hr.yi.i; ilJ-eji; wl:i. h (ignifies a 
 1 iiiutiire . t I'f I't ; liv.t the N.itivcschouio r.nh'.r tot.iii 
 .'JtluMirivc, ; .', ; .-.' , IVc.ii I'-e (...(•/;.', the' ihat name 
 v.-H I't.iiiv.i!'. coiuni 11 to.il.' Ihe Iwarthy I'toj'jem .//>, 
 .1'. wtil ,1. tli' :ii. 1 inM Ipe-.i.il iMine is i-he Couiiiry of 
 . ■;■.-••', :r t'ne men, !\-.'^f ''Cii.infi. oi (t\d h-ivinj; palt 
 t!ic -v •'■■.i.iUi.l iheiiifelve.'i i-r<:»k,\ For th.ii tliey came a: 
 l!:il I'cn- .,,.-i t lie .'i.iff-\ ai);oinin|« !o the /(..->«, 
 a ;''!ai<.tii 111 th'.ir I arpiLiae. whivli -S very near a-kin 
 'u the .('.1 .''.-■; ; luiii tlieir Cirtumcihoti aril otlierC.u- 
 (If^iis e'-nriiiT, 10 ilum wnh ilie ./ivii .'.■>■ i ; IriMii ihe 
 X.inieef ■'/■:./'! , •• cr.er.'.itn l;y Si-'c-ui 0:1 his djyn, a 
 ir.' 11.; the ..-i-.m|vei'i! Peopli (;f A alii/!. 
 
 !,i ..'•>/'..: beyond .\. .'/•'. lies ll.ih.tp 1. vef. iie.ir he- 
 • ti'.eer. i!i' itthaul 16th Uei;. of Nort ■ I.e. 11; ie, au'l 
 ■■isia.rd !■■.■ riii"..,- T ;/ .• -l'.ii.:i. : It li. o r it liteiiii to 
 tile I 1^1. 1; i,l,„l I. ,1,0, I'iUith his lice', nnr 1 vm- ci ,lsit, 
 a." i si,, r.jienerally affirmeilln Ge-, ^l.tIu r^ .lu.l i liltn. 
 I' ii:-. 'I .e l''i,-/i;H ^'' ic:koii thi*. Kiii-.hin whi re it 1^ 
 I v'l r, . l.eipi a;.. I. c. ITviii 'he !{• IS ,: t.. ti.e 
 t-i'.m.i 1 iii.iisi I' ^l•^•^,',■.1 ; tcr attei tha', iheboim.ls ol 
 ii?i..:iiVi. i;i !n \\'.. it tlo vOiKCiily icllei: IVuvar-Ktlk 
 iN e:'i I'poi-. the Kire ii'iri '' /•'; >.,■ i.r ; ■■:; . low.ir.i: 
 tie- l;.lt it \v,i. ii.iii rijljoiint-vd l:y ihe .'(r.'-Sr 1, lur 
 II' vv .1;' I'l, t of ' Oi;; ''iiii th.- Iilc t I A/f,-..! are fiib 
 ieC: t 1 li.e '.■;■'•. 'aIiu is M.tller nf that ^',a : t.iuiul 
 tht So itl , .'hr.i .1 and 
 
 ha'. 1 4 PitleObjies beleiigir.;; ro ir. /,'. inc. is inh.al f.,i 
 Uiii! by C'"i:Jiit,.i »nd o;,i.':.,'.;, atid vsaj fuUUio.i i'y 
 .U7.-./; .?<?',■./, who CGiivciied rhc (iovcriiour le tl',r 
 Chnllian K.-.iih. (.■■(•j;,.'^ atoief.ud very ir.ujh eoniii.ir.l 
 ed ihe Inhabitants fur iheir riubitv and Iiitegrif., ;,..„i 
 Ktid It was a lertilt Soi', and al oundcj in G.j'd. \),j',,m 
 KirgLJom v.oriderfi 1 for its lituatioii, an.! ijn-.o is-'or 
 the hoiim.iins of ,%..'£■ now difeaver'd in it j i»- tic \(\. 
 • cr iVii.- .iliiioll luriounds It in iiiaiinii cf a l\i!;ii;:il.i. 
 I '^^-iv 1, or, asihc ;■, .•i/;.r,er.- tail It, .\'v, 15 a\iry la.-^e 
 ml r.eh KintjJ.ini, firnierly ir.ueli frujUinted by i.'Jc 
 li'trm: Kings, and ilu'ii tjicire famous than <•/),■/.,•,",-. 
 I'-icor IV^- .», ii one of tl.c prmeip.il Kit i;Jom;., .in.l 
 thetirllas you ciiuT \uxo lu.ii'p.it : the Nati.e Ctm.try 
 'if the hiniier Kiiie?, v.hokept their Courts at .a,,,,', 
 from wiiuh City ai: the Natives «eie eill'd by the G i-' 
 ■ ■•n: .. .uin:!.-.'. 'I'lie !'iefediiier>.beh!:;iJing to n sre :- 
 al. u'hieh arc uih.ibiroJ by le',e,-a' NaiKiis , -'but time ire 
 nor fo ir.atiy CJovcnicuis as Preleifurt'.for fon;ciitiKs;\v.:> 
 or three of them art under one Goverii'iur. 
 
 ft the 3c Kiii(;aoni:i recKoi.e.i by Mr. Gir?/, v, tiie 
 pti Unt Hini; of the .llcjlnii enjoys at pn feiit only rine 
 w!.i. h are .-/w/',.-',:, J?.;,.-w.;,.,, Cwlul.i, llr.iiatr, f >:.,.- 
 'CI, F.ih! ir.i, (;,/.;r;j_ Sf.ineii, aivJ p.irt of .9fiiM, w:ih 
 otherKiiigdoit'Sof lefsuote. And el' die IVoviiici:! h- 
 I'.is only live, /;..■/,«/, Af.i.vrjj, 7,'.:;.i,/,-, Ifr^.;.'^ 
 11 ,-ii'-p! ■ winch Kingdoms aad l'ro\ iner's ctmiprtherd' 
 the bell part indeed, but not tie half of the aiKin.i: 
 .//■'•//■.', ihereltbrint; iiy the G^.'.:.,: eithir lubdu'doi i;'- 
 terly 'aid wjit. 
 
 Info many laiiousRufdoris, the <'i 'idhruu .11 tift'i.-,,, . 
 Ak is as variou.s : for in loiv and eprn oUtei :he hea-.. ''., ,n; :• 
 I the Sun isintolei.dde, as in both tire Coalts of the V^ ,.' f-'"j<"" 
 ?M, asalC. iotiie Ilies, efpeei.thy 'iu.i.ji.ru.i ; burthen tiie '„,/," 
 .iirIkt yon al.. -end the Mountains ot E.'r,ip„ from ilieT^l,.!, 
 CioniKot the .\..I-Sf/:, the more tcmpet.ne is the Air.'-- ' 
 Nay, III fine jMomitainouj Co;'iirrie> the eold isnio;^ 
 -IreadrO, tl; 1. ij;..- hen, tiio' there is very fe.'dom aov 
 S.'ojA'iheje, l.i. oiilv a liirle hinll Hail; whiJi teinei 
 • I the .-S 11 111.1; rs tlie( oii'iuv folu'..ltiiy, that fuiiieiucla 
 a 1' ^ Ye.ir.sof .A(;e. 
 
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 laeir V'i'li'.t'.n... 
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 II' tlie feieval 
 
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 Im .::.■ Is tl'.e r.ob.cit ICin('..!oni Qi 
 
 the ai.onnf of tlvjlt inaeetll'iMi; 
 
 ■•. iii.l ./i).e<i..i', vvIk''; f irmerly the 
 
 -I lu.ii-d t, jiii the Kii)Rd..iii, '.leie 
 
 t.'re I eniiitl.l tl.', N.lii%e Cleiintiy 
 
 lid ah '.hcNobihty '. 1'. has / Pro- 
 
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 .:: v, ■.:. ril w.ih inany Ki. ."-. : It is 
 
 ; '.'"(.rritt-iiis. Cti/n'rt.!, nho.'.ln- 
 
 '..■i.'''. 1.S lb' lilt Ki.-ifji'.or.i ti>- 
 
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 J.inip < .11'. nil I..; l>'^h'>i 'h:vc an. 
 
 ilh violent Rams 
 .Sircaii:s, whirh make the 'ronenij 
 Iwel:, .iiid ih Rufis oveitbnv; winUi ate enciea^J 
 aho by (he Laiih, svlr.eli \oii,its I'p VA'aiei ; I'or there 
 i.s J bniitioi'ii 111 eury I'vU'i 1, Koii'e it it llanJs low ; 
 .\nd their Wnner-v.Laihe-. Mhi.h is vciy ui.phiIj.nL, 
 ' ''"s f rtlirev Miinth.. 
 
 SeiLjus ( I ih 
 ■■■■'<■. ■ liril, il., 
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 ■ ' ,'■.1, \>hiiii '•:; 
 
 There are hut tine 
 l';'eakii.i', ani'ini; 'he. 
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 •■' ' lel: may be df. iif- i 
 < (I'llT ;l.o, whish ' 
 
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 Hiittho'tli. Win.!:, upon the Mountains .hifre.pi 
 i '■.lihlulaiidit . pii..ie, jei ...It ,i ., 
 .1 : lor lliisii; is I. ,111, 11,1 ,, .1 
 1- a Smoak fo 1 101. hi 
 a^ I I'ooles. :'. 
 have iravelld wm. , 
 
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 T.;; 1 ; mil dp v'lii. h, 
 whole .Siti'. lie f . d.iie 
 Itliar if eo.'.p.inv im.'ti, 
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liKlli 
 
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 ne with ,i \"i; '• '"* 
 
 W<lom or 
 lias. 
 
 in IS inh.il- 1. ,1 
 in iVlUlucil hy 
 ■vciiiour ic tl'.- 
 r.Uvh coniii.iril 
 [mcgrus, .i;i,! 
 
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 '/.iin 
 
 an,! UmoisTor 
 ir i f.n- tl c Ki- 
 cf a I'tniir.ul.i. 
 
 is a I try \^:o^ 
 ^uciitcd by riic 
 
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 l.<ti.c Cc'Ui.try 
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 'd l)y tlic ij ••- 
 ingto II a:.- :-. 
 
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 r. Gir^.; v ti.c 
 rent only riiic, 
 
 f AVu'.i, w:th 
 IVoviiici:? h-; 
 
 '• c,orriprclii.r.il 
 ;t the aiiciii.c 
 ubdii'd 01 v:.- 
 
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 l.'iluiii .iriy 
 vlmh li'iuci 
 
 uuCi; ol ii'.cfi 
 u/liMit R.ur.t 
 tin; 'l'f,:ifrri 
 1!L' riiciciijJ 
 iur there 
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 »!l 
 
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^ 
 
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 Chap". Xi) 
 
 Region, but 
 timial Cli;iii 
 Ktiiksof inc 
 iciii:i nit 1)11 
 way of j;ii:i 
 
 }.\ld Kopi'-S 1 
 Ncci'llhrics • 
 rmit.iiii Wof 
 Fiili-l'oiiJa, 
 whiih Roik 
 SiK !i is tli;it 
 
 but Air ami I 
 
 MouiiMiiis a 
 
 at',;i'iill tlicir I 
 
 f,.i >■<'■ riicy artor 
 
 1,1, 111 Ml- pccially Colil 
 
 °" '■ in i;riMt ijr.aii 
 
 can) il doivn, 
 
 the S.tiKi, liy 
 
 cfpocially l'»r 
 
 chiclcll irilnit 
 
 tho ihiy liavi 
 
 it. Tlicy an 
 
 KiAvtIs <i(' til 
 
 fill! lip thciii ; 
 
 Siirlaa'uf tlic 
 
 Inaplai-ct; 
 
 T; .:aiul /?'£ 
 
 e',' ,1 \vhit:;ii 
 
 itivcrM nir, lu 
 
 ttrdul hy Mci 
 
 r,rlMr.f/iVii,aii 
 
 witli ir,a- vvi'li 
 
 not Genii or Ji 
 
 a- condiiic lu I 
 
 t'l o/, wliicluj 
 
 Ornament lu I 
 
 \nthS(ioniii)i( 
 
 ,„-. BurGihw) 
 
 j u»i/i<",niori' picfiraljli 
 '•p^i'^'r -ons, flow iVoir 
 i'.'.'r.i fjiiioui River' 
 isjti.r.. water (bakiiii; 
 nf>\i iliro" 11 
 foiili at Ionic li 
 wcijjlit, is for 
 toj'b of the M 
 Countries v.iie 
 crriolcuntain 
 the Rivers arc 
 flralcs the Can! 
 ucfs, whoKbnu 
 in the VVorlil. 
 the (ireel{i Ki'iji- 
 Strcam i by tl 
 Gticl. 
 
 'Til a iliinj; 
 flow intlwniol 
 undation of tl 
 Rains that fil 
 the Wi!itcr-lif;i 
 cients (leiirsd ii 
 hcaJ of that K 
 feni g cat A I 
 fic'fi'y; lilt al 
 til It wai clifii 
 the following a, 
 ('( Aifr is in a i 
 llcn^.',! cicai(.'', 
 rukoniii^n in th 
 particular Nam 
 (■■allc.sthro Mie I 
 iiiown VWiiei 
 Then wiiKiiuj', 1 
 ti.o principal K 
 ivitliittlicRm 
 lianUcuc Jiiipalj 
 that Re; , u 
 iligioi'Si. .,, ot 
 <inilieKi;;l;--;u; 
 'hudy XaiiMji, 
 v.ithits IiMiihlai 
 vi'iMlM)ii;hs u,t 
 ."oweounK irii, 
 i'i ihs'Ciiiiitiy 
 i' '^ parte. ( lutu i 
 i'i calletl tin: Rn 
 v'.'ountry of l:,.v 
 VW-flcrn Ocean 
 
iChap. XiX. M AbltraU of tie Hijlury aj Ethiopia. 
 
 39* 
 
 are Ihi: one con- 
 arc alfo many 
 
 /' 
 
 „|> nlMi 
 
 
 Region, but .ill the reft exrcp ly^mb.-.t, 
 tiiiiicil Clniii nf Motuitains. Hcie 
 Koi-ksot'incroliMc h'.-ighr, tf. which tlic //'/" ami 
 ;c//i-.-i ait bm 'jw Hills; anj to iU'cp, that liicrc is no 
 way of jn'f.ing to the top without ihe help of 1 acUirs 
 ?.iiil R'lnes, by which they crane up tli'ir Cattle ami other 
 Nccellarics ■ And ycr f > fp.irioiis a; the top, that they 
 ront.iiii W'onils, TieMs, Meadows Koiir.rains andc en 
 Filh-l'onJs, and all other Nccclfancs for human lite, 
 which Rocks are calld by tlic Natives, ,/»■'■/:, ."^c. 
 Siicli is that hii;h and deep Keck in /Imh.ir.t, where the 
 pjlii-iKk Princes were lurmcrly lluu np from all thiniis 
 but Air and Hartli, in a lofty place of '-.xile. 1 liefe lii(',h 
 Mountains eool the fcoicliing heat, and arc a Jeitiue 
 at',:i'nlk their I'neniies. 
 
 " They atliird alfo plenty of Mrtals an<l Minerals, cf 
 pccially Hold, which is fo'in i in the Shallows of Kivers 
 in great qi'.antities, a!~oiit ihc bipnefsof a Tate, which is 
 carry d duwii, as is believ'd, from the Moiiiu.iiiis with 
 the Sand, by the force of the Stream. Dr.mrt,:, and 
 efpecially lunnrr, cnjo' s this Advantage, it beini; ttiei 
 thiefell iribiitethcy pay ; for they aredcHitiue of Silver,! 
 tho they have Lead, which is faid to be the M vhe; ot 
 iv. 'fhcy are i;;nor,iiit of the ways of feareh.ni" the 
 bcAVcls of the Iv.irth for prccioiis Nlctals, and of re- 
 fining ihcm ; but Iron they tiiid in grcn plciiry on the 
 Surlaceof the Karth witlunit digging fc r it. 1 
 
 In a place (all'd the /.«/./ ^' i'.!.', on the Confiii-es of, 
 T;.: and /!'£.'.:, there arc natural Mountains of Salt,' 
 of ,1 whitiili Subllancc, which being foft, is eahlyj 
 jliverM off, but in the Air it hanlens. From thence it is' 
 feieh'dby Mciclianrs, who con ev it away in Caravan*, 
 a'.lW r.i/i.',i,and fell it thro' all tho NeighbourKations and 
 with ii.a-. wi'h ready Coin.rbcy purchafe all Nccclfaries ; 
 not Gems or Jewels, which they value POt,liitfiichihiin>s' 
 ascondiueio their hcilth, aniKhiefiy Black- lead, calld 
 Cc!:ol, whicluhey ule to preferve their light, and for an 
 OriKiment to befiuear their tye-brows, when it is ir.iic'il 
 with Soot moilk'iied. 
 is.Wvm But Gifts of Nature more precious than Gold, ami 
 wHiKfMj.morc profitable to the Natives of the Neighbour-Nati- 
 eip«iil'j -ct'.s, flow from the Mountainsof .ll:-£\nin, which are us 
 famous Rivers, tlpeeiary that of i\';7c ; f.,r the Rain- 
 water foakini; tliro' the Porcsof the Farth, after it has 
 pf^'d thro' many Iccret C'onvcvances, at ialf Ijreaks 
 t'onh at lome hollow place, or being preis'd by its own 
 weight, is for'd to rcaUciid, and fcek a Pallage at the 
 tops of the Mount.iins, winch is the Reafon, that in 
 Coiinfies v.nerc there is little or no Rain, there are few 
 ottiofc'Jntains ; but where there arc fieipien: Rains, 
 the Rivers arc lariie and Iwelhng; the rtleCt denion- 
 flralcsiheCaufe. lUit ,V7:.j tijr plenty of Water, hvcet- 
 iiefs, wholfomnefs, and fertility, exce.s all oth*r Rivers 
 in the World. In lacrcj Writ 'tis call'd ShU'r r, and by 
 thc{.j«/(^i Ki';;.-', betanft it tens with a bijckaiul niiidily 
 Stream ; by the Natives //('.iiv;, by the Epi^n.-.m their 
 God. 
 
 'Tis a thing fo umifual for any other Rivers to over- 
 flow in the moftfuhry Sealin of the Year, and this In- 
 undation of the Kile, which antes from the cxceirive 
 Rains that fill in /;■■'.'''('/'''', when the Sun returns into 
 the Winter-ligns, is foprolit.i'.'le to /;i;>;>', that the An- 
 cients deliiud iioiliii'g mere than to know the .Spring- 
 head of that Rivet ,, for which end fime Kings have 
 fenr g cjt Armies in Ojiicfi o* fat:sfa£>ion to their Cu- 
 riolity ; but all iliiM nndeavonrs were unfucctlshil, un- 
 til it was difiovei 'J I'y ihc P'fKjj.'i.-^.-, ivho agree with 
 the following account of Mr. i.^rijo!^. The Spring-head 
 (if Kile isin acciiaiii land call'd Vick/, upon the top of 
 Ofo^.'.i near(.";.i)«. He faid it had hve Spring-heads, 
 reckoning; iiithe Hciids of othci Rivers which have iij 
 particular Name, and fo arc taken for tlie iN'./c. But it 
 palli.'sthro'!hc I ake V^:i:icum, prefcrving the colour of 
 itsown Waters, like the i^i<{)i.' thro' the Lake l.:m.wr. 
 Then wind. iigto the South, it vvalhes on the left-hand 
 ti.e principal Kingdoms of Hik'irt'ii/i, and takes along 
 v.-iihittheRivcrs of thofe Countries : and on the Rin|;;- 
 haiidi.'iic Jinp.illiiig'i'.;.iw, and fwell'J with the Rivers of 
 that Re; , ittutn.s again toilic Welt, and w.tli a pro- 
 digious i. .1. of adventitious Rners, le.l.ing Ab::]iiu.:, 
 ontlieKij.'l-.'-liaud, it rowls to the North thro' Icveral 
 ihulty N'aiiiins andfandy Defnts, to make ii,^','' I'ertile 
 v.ithits Inniidatioiis, and there makes its way thro' fc- 
 lei.dMou'.lis uituthcSea. Ikit the River Sii: iloes not 
 "ow entirely into l'\)ft, but altirii has pafs'dby ,S>.i>i,i, 
 ni iheC'iuniry of l)cir:^:ila, before it arrives in ,V/,7i/,i, 
 it 1^ parte! into two Sireani-s ; the left and le.ilf whcrec;! 
 is called the River Xij;/ , winch dd'eeiKls t'iwatds tin- 
 Country of /■:/«■-!/, and fo difenibogii.s it I'eif into the 
 \\'e(ici II Ocean : tur belidcs, that iNV.'w is called i\':;r; 
 
 by the //fi.fivj anJ(;,v<r, the Ri .-cr X/'^ir agrees with 
 It III the colour and t itte uf us \\atei', prodiuea the 
 fame fott of Reed of Paper, and Aiimia!:;, and en 
 crcales am! overflows at the l.ime Seafi.ii'j. Some iw.i. 
 thought the Courle o: tl;e Ruer .W.':' may be diverted 
 another way ; but liu fc places where 'iiva-; to be done 
 are not now fubj'jcl to /;.•/'■. j/i/j, and the King has nc It. 
 clinatii'n to fucli a Pioied. 
 
 I he Soil ill .(/. /j'; /M lb fo fertile by reafon of riie lont; Tl:- ■" ■ 
 SuiiiiiuT, that in the fame pla,:e yon ri..-;ll liiil .^■.•.•d- ■• '• 
 time and Hancll, whuh in Ionic pi acs is doulle, in 
 oiliers ilueefoid. They have not only Wheat, I'..;il.-v, 
 Millet, and the like, wh.ch are known to u-', i i;c :'!■ o 
 another f(.rt, whi.lus caj'd l\f, of which they iiink-: 
 good liread. I'liey iiavc no Rye, ,ii:d value not Oats ; 
 foi Barly and tJiafs is the general Frod of their Horl'cs; 
 wliieli lall abounds fo much in more temperate pliccs. 
 by leafim cf the perpetual heat, and the nioiiture 
 diflilling from the Mountains, that they nevct Mow ir, 
 ilio' the Locults 111 that Country occafion tic^iicnt 
 Famines. 
 
 They have Herbs of all forts, and fonie of ai':-.:r.ab!c rli.ir \ 
 vcrtue. The Ainrdmtndi! cines broken and disioinred tAli' 
 Rones ; the f-I'-rb ////iz^c ii of that rare verruc againit '''"'■'■ 
 the bitting of Afps, that the molt luirtful Serpcnti 
 touch'd with It, he for dead, and lie that eats the Root 
 of it, may walk in the nndl> of Adiiers and even han- 
 dle the molt venomous Snakes wiih.)iit danget. Thcii . 
 Vine and Chapes arc excellent, yic they never make 
 Wine of them, either out of ignorance, or becaafe ib.c 
 excelfivf heat lowres the Liquor before ihc Lcc is 
 fettled. 
 
 The Indian I-'ii; is very plentiful here, ar.d you fhall'''.'-! 
 iiave ■; . Figi li.iiipingou one llalk of a delieious odi^ui ' ' • 
 and tadc. I'liey have alfo Pome-citrons, Apric,)i:ks, 
 I'eachcs, and Pomegranates, which grow to fud i'er- 
 fetition. The hnlete is a Tree, which being half cut 
 down, renews again by means of many llioots that. 
 Ipriiig fiom the 'I'r nk, winch being llic'j .uul bad'd. 
 allays'.hethirlt, and the Leave. bcirM^ bruiii'd and brd'd 
 with Meal, arc inltead of ,i Hally-pu.ldiii;;. Therein 
 .inclhei Free i.ictiti'in'd Vy C, ,tr^;.ii-, very pood ai'iinft 
 Worms in the Beliv, towlii-.i i\\c .W.-i'ncs arc much 
 fubieiit, by reafon if their feeding upcn raw Fled). 
 
 Ryre.-dbn of the plenty if their Grafs, and ilie heat of 
 their Country, their Bealts .110 of a imich fir er lize 
 than mother Conntric, thi-ir B'ills arc fomernies twice 
 a^ big, and may I'e eail'd Biill-tlephants, ,ind their 
 Horns ar;prcportioiub'c, be.ng four Foot liroad. '1 heir 
 Horles are liold and f.rong, but are never us'd iinlefs in 
 Battel and f(T Races ; for their Mules ferve forburtlien, 
 and to travel long Journeys, being furc-tooted in then 
 rugged ways. Camels are never us'd bit in the plain 
 Countries, win re they tread upon the Sand tho' fcilding 
 hot, witliouc a ly harm to then- Feet. I'liey have very 
 large Sheep, v.hofe Tails weigh ten or twelve, and F'£ 
 jlonietimes abo'e forty Pound, ib that the Owners are 
 forc'd to tye a little Can behind tllcill, to e ife the Cic.i- 
 jtureand prefe.ve ilic Wool. 
 
 As for will Be.iUs, .-/.'c/Vu/.i breeds- more and larger i,.-r„; 
 uhan any other Couiitty ; Inch as lilephants, eminent e.!".., 
 i tor bulk and docility, wlii.li herd togetlier 1:1 grcat''V" 
 numbers, foimtimes a liuii.ire.l in a piaLC. 1 h. y ihikcil',!' 
 the great l'ree> till ih;y break their 'I'runks, or rear " 
 them up by the Roots; tiny eit the Shrub; and Friiit- 
 I'rees, but efpecially certain Frees like 01. r Cherry-trees, 
 toll of Pich, like lilder, upon Uliich the) banquet. They 
 come nearelt to Human Undeilbtubng, and obl'trve the 
 Laws of Hofpitaluy ; for when a i'cinale is permitted to 
 lodge in a Corn-held with her Cub, they r.citiier deltroy 
 the Coy n thcnifelves, nor Inkier orhers to do it. The 
 Ivory is made, not of llicir Teeth, but their Fiorns, 
 whi.h grou out of their 1 liMd aiul not ilieir Jaws, nimi) 
 the Brows of the Ma'es only. 11 ic is alii) a Firther- 
 Camcl, as big as an tiepliant, but fo tali, that a Man 
 can rcaeli only to Ins Knees. He las a long Head and 
 Neck, and i. f^'otted all over like . Panthc 
 
 ^.v.1.7; IS the molt beautifiil thint;in the Woill, of the 
 
 higncfs of a Mule, having Circles about Ifs Body ot 
 
 various colonrt:, fomc broader, fomc narrower ; one of 
 
 i^hem was fold fori:c'j I'ciaie.n P.cces, for a Prefeiit to 
 
 the A/'v;,', 
 
 'Ihe Lion IS gentle to a Man, but terrible to all oihci 
 Creaturv-s, who tremble to lee liiin. Tygeu and Pan- 
 thers never Ipaie Mankind, and by Night mike great 
 havo. k of Caalc. 'Flie Hy.cna is the molt voi.u'ioiis o) 
 all IkaitS ; tor by Night and Day iliey deftroy all the 
 Men and Ijcaiis they meet with, and foiuciiines dig 
 lown Houlei and Stables rj come at tlicm. Of Ap^s 
 there 11 e intimte lirks, • tliouUnd or more together, 
 
 v»'r',. 
 
 I: 
 
 i H 
 
 '' y 
 
 W' 
 
 i. 
 
 L,. 
 
 
 r.jr; 
 
392 
 
 y/w /ib/lraci of the Htjloryoj 1 thiopia. 
 
 lih.lJJ 
 
 who help one another to nirn over the Stones tor tliej fall by ihc Sword or wild BeJlts 
 
 Worms th.it lie iiiulcr, :iiul lick up all the liinmcts tlicy 
 
 run lind ; and li.ivini; iViit .Spies biforc to lie it the 
 
 I'onlthi- cicir, iluy deltroy whole bicldb and (iarden^: 
 
 WluMi ihiy (anni.t rl.'apc ivild llcaits by Ihglit, they 
 
 till ilu'ir I'aws with Diilt or .S.nnl, and llirig it in the 
 
 liycs .it their Air^l.-'it, aiul then to their Heels again 
 
 '1 here isanorhir Be- It \ery h.iruilrls. call d l\tilie.', in 
 
 t.r.r 'iti-fi-fp'ul- rtr'i\ V liivh IS pa'iicoloiit'd, and ■< fo 
 
 •en i. r, that it eanrot be hrouflit into thele parts, uii- 
 
 ielki. be vvrap'd very waini. Mere is alfo aijotlicr Ijcalt 
 
 rallil ./npi'/^./i, with oiif Horn, liei\c and llroni^, iilj 
 
 v< hull L'nic.jrns fevtrsl have Lcen Icen feeding in tliej 
 
 „ - , , , Their W'onun are 
 
 Itron;; and Inity, and loinnionlv bi mg forth witliuui a 
 Miduih. /Wc«./f^ ilv y'l-/';,;;,!/ Patnaiih fciul m civ 
 l'r<;viiK-e 40000, and ni utiieis lOC .., 
 
 Iklidcs th'' Ntt.vcb, here »n- jcvi, SMjmctnn: ;,:,,] 
 /Vij^'.i inu'd aiiion^i; tliini. Ti;e 'fir/ fcniicrlj hJdjII 
 Do.'ji;:, .III.' feveral oilier Proviiite>, lili :'.iy w'l-i i^j . 
 veil [heme hy S.^Jucts, V\n now tlity .i.e I'.il'piriM, ;.,|,J 
 Eet their InuiB b, Wcavinp, and woik.i )» ar Ci'pi.i,. 
 ters. The Mohcinrl,:/!! luc here ijiterniix'd v.it|| r .;. 
 Ji.'i:iis, anil drive the greatcll trade uiih the i/i.;(,. and 
 Uv.bi.tiis, and in all I'ans of the i{rd-\r.i, c», 
 ll'rjjini„ii iJiolA tor li.ii.,m VVaiej. There 
 
 iu..f;ii,g 
 arc nnii) 
 
 other barbarous Nations that wander about in the 
 
 ion, 
 
 W'oi ds 
 
 Ot'nni, .nbiniis Creature'^ here is ih.c '//.'/i •^"•oMmoj, or ■''•oHiy Dclcits, luving no knowledge of (.jod, and 
 'he River-H.^rfe, which leeins to be the lame B.alt 'lyng wuhoi.t^Cj'overiiiiicnt, or any certain Habitat 
 that i. licT, rib'd m 'iol- bs th.c name ot licl'citw^h : The 
 arc inaiiv ot them in the Lake (■! I nn.i, whivh d 
 the Corn in the Neipiibunriiii; Fields, and fometiine 
 but .lie iliplucd with Fire. 'I'he 
 
 ovirriini fii:all Ho.its 
 
 Cr.'.-A )i!c hi" Coiii] .mioii is jet nxirc nukiiievoiis, 
 
 >v1!k1i :e 'ins to ne that wh;ch fot) Ci'iU \\\c Lcjiathnii. 
 
 WaierT. zards are very treijueiu, efpecially (,nc (on 
 cal'd III?'!'-;', will, h IS Ihap'd l:ke a Dragon, as 1 i^ as a 
 '-.It, Imv has a Tad that wdl euta Man's '1 hij;ii intwoJ 
 Ji' t fettinp alide iheie lirange Clear .res, tlie lakes and, 
 Ku'irs aboiind wnli bilh, and ainonij the icit is the 
 
 Theie who devoir Dragon^, Llephaiiis, and whatever they 
 
 eitto\ ] i"eet in tliiir way. Tlicrc ate alfo other l^'gii.s, as :h' 
 
 ' W^.np; r.nd (,.<] Iniii in Urjnm. 
 
 ^ 1 he War c.f the rUi:,.:>ii apa'nft the Abelfmcs, under 
 
 Cr.uiii.i in ihe lall C^cimiry, fo niin'd their Affairs, ihat 
 
 tluy could never leco'.ei iluir Le lies, and gave great 
 
 '\.intage to the J'., .(/j and (;.://.mjagaiil(t!hcin ; for ihe 
 
 //"';j haMiig eonqiict'd U-yf:, ih.it they might Ihut up 
 all the Ports ^d' idie l{_J-Se.i, made themlelvcs Maiicrj 
 of the lllc; of i/.<./»,-«.-, and .►'«,- :;«r, which t'ormcrly Ic- 
 iiow ncirher Men ner 
 
 t' . *■ 
 
 of -If. .ir, 
 
 long to the /'/'c//7)f/ ; lo that ^^ 
 
 roijn- ;o, win h i-eiiig tOMh'.l wiih the Hand, eaiifes a' Merchandise can be admitted into the Gull, unlcis thfy 
 fea.tiil tr.in'. li (', and wiih it the ,lb.ijims cure iV///,i« I'ei; it et the Balha with ii.h Prcfems. 
 and i.>_;m.,'/- II Allies, by lying the I'atien: loa Table, and! . But the (V.i///.-/./ arc more terrible E'K'mics, who have 
 applying the i'llli lo hisjouvj, which caiifes a cruel '"bdn'd many Kingdoms and Provinces, and thirftaftcr 
 pullover all his Members, all winch, the Fit never, ^H fhe reli. They iirlt broke out in the Kingdom of 
 reniriis .igain ; and set if you Coucl, ttns Filh with a. ^'-'''i while the King, lirnamcd U.mU, was engag'd Jp 
 Spear or NV'and, the -Sinews of it ptcfently giow numb, vVar with the Wi/c/.iw ; and having fubdu'd Bfi:i^ thty 
 .in.liis I'tct, tho'otherwirea hvift Ruiv.er, he as if they>9*'^''"'*" 'l"^ Neighbouring Kingjonis. They area 
 were bor.iid. _ I .'■"'■e and warlike People, 'ambitions of the Honour that 
 
 In ill s Couniry are Birds rt the iargifi lize, fiich ui 's got by flaying their Kncmics, and bringing m their 
 the 'Ollrnh and Cafawavv, which nrvet tlu-, but arc breads, and divide the plunder equally among them all. 
 very iHitl in running, being able lo out-run a Horfc at. ''"'y f'fM with a Kelolution cither to ovct-comeordie- 
 f II fpced. TheMelhofthe Calfawaw is a pood Re- *"J have for their Weapons at » diftaiirc, lancciant! 
 nic ty apninU the biting of Serpents, which was found ; Dafts, and Hand to Hand, Clubs and Stakes, and for 
 out by ob'.irr. iiig li jw grccilily they devour them without ^beir .Shield the Skinsof Oieii. Tliey formerly foupht 
 harm. There is a little Brd call'd I' pi, which le.ids ■'-foot, but now more frequently on Horfc- ba k, and 
 the I buiters to the places where the wild IJealls lie hid,! ^"^ commonly too hatd for the Al'cjfiha, tho' they arc 
 njvcr le i\inp the Nore of Pipi, till tne Huutcrs lijllowj ^''Te immerous and better a.m'd. They never miiij 
 an.i k.l: ihedif.ovcr'dPrey. Agriculiuie, but only grazing of Can 'e, which ihey 
 
 ThcDiapcus here are of the largcfl fizc, very \ora-'"f'*c betore them as well in War as Peace, thro' ihe 
 Cioii>, 1 ut rot venomous ; in In / .r they are laid to be ' '"oft fertile Paltiues, whofe Milk they drink in Wooden 
 fo In; as to fwailow whole Infants, Pigs, <r Lambs. '^'''•'•i> «hich is all the Baggage they carry with them 
 Heve ,:re a'fo venonn 1 s Siiakej alld /;></■ i, which fend and raw FIcfli ihcy eat without Bread. Every eight 
 K.rili fu^li a poylonou-, breath or fir.cll, as i)roves' 'ears they choole a Leader, call'd i i.tc, whom they 
 q' I, kiy n i)rt.,l without an .\inidoie, but la curd by ^ obey in time '.f War ; and his firft F.nierprizc is to invade 
 drink ng 1 luniaii F.r.rement in Water, as the Partner isj ''^'J!'/"'' '_<■' Honour and Dcoty. 
 
 < bfer- d to do when he eatsp. yf„nd F.elh laid furhini 
 
 by ihe Hiinteis. Among odiir Serpents ihe Natives 
 
 valk aiiil kill ih.ni vrtha^iookedStick ; Ion letiiius they 
 
 dire tl-.LirCatik- into pl.accs llrcw'd with Seipcnts Eggs, 
 
 to lieltioy them with iheir Hoofs. The Lociilts ate 
 
 more leriiicicus thin thele, who frciucnt the bell 
 
 iiiaiiurM Places and Orch.ards in fuch call nuinbcts, that 
 
 like a thick Cloud they obfcure ihe Sun : They fpare 
 
 neither Plant.s, Shrubs, nor rrees, whole Bail's they 
 
 fuinctimes c.n, fo tint th- Spring caniKt repair the Da- 
 
 nage ; .'lulilieiia gciiiral Monality ciiUies, and Regi- 
 
 I ns aie laid wai'e, hecaule liic Naiiies nevci keep any 
 
 liorcs of Prov ifi' n ; yet for fjine limcthey fupport them- 
 
 flves vm:1i la-.ing tie Locui's, which are a wholfonic 
 
 Diet, on which Jtln Brpfn: fed. The Becsfwann here, 
 
 an.! make great qiiinti'.ics of Honey, which thev lecure 
 
 1 II icr giour.d, wanting Stings, and !uch was the Food 
 
 i.f ;?i'h luiprj'.. T hey have Ants of feveral fotts, 
 
 uliLvtof one is call'd ('luii.lr-u, wlncii always inarch in 
 
 ; They lay that Heaven is the Cod that governs the 
 Faith, and yet they give it no lllcnin Wotlhip, neidict 
 j I: IV i'h'c any IJo!s, and br.r very little Divine VVorlhip. 
 I ''■•".■ .uc a llarp-witted People, and Icvcral thoufaniis 
 '■ •.'iTj; were convcited and baptis'd under Bafilils, 
 |T.i;> i; ioat fomuda'. le Nation which hath niin'd the 
 Dominion of the /lUfJihcs, having torn from their King 
 above half thole Territories which his Anceftors en;oy'dI 
 and vvere diverted from nuking further Conqiiens by 
 LUvilions among theiniclves. They arc now divided 
 into two Nations, whereof that which lies Eaftcrjy cn- 
 circ.es Alitjfin, and harafs it with frequent Incurfioiis. 
 They have alfo parted Cimi-./M and A'/i'im fro.n tiie 
 rcil ot the Body, havitig fubdvicd the Kingdoms be- 
 tween thcni, which makes it very difficult for the King 
 t.) briiig home his Tribute from ihel'e Kingdoms : Thus 
 the /IbtjTmes are always in war with thefe People. 
 
 Another Neighbour Kingdom is ^.in.ii.-". which v.as 
 
 but lately difcovered, whofe Natives are L'jt a little 
 
 Miii'-ary Airay, aiidliavcothersthataretheir Slaves, andl "lO'c civil than the Callam. Their King being dead, 
 
 funic Willi Winps. ^ j the next a-km ictires into a Wood, and being fol!nvi.'d 
 
 The A:;.-j////r',rare vvit.yaud go'id natur'd, no: given to, by the Nobility, who are guided by a Biid of '.he E;)gk 
 
 qiaireb, ; bur if any do anle, having cufFd a -.vhile,! Icind toihe plaic where he is, they find him lUrioiindcd 
 
 iliiy reler lie Dirt'ercnce to Aibitrators to whofe .Sen- 
 tence ihi y lub.uit, ben.)', mt rally Llvcls of Juftue and 
 'liquuy, an.' ■■cry deiiiJiib of I^earni'p, tor which they 
 fi leigr. Chilli ans; Ln i the. Civil Bioils and 
 
 with a Guard if Lions, Diagons.,ai;d P.iiitlicis (alTenblfi 
 ilieic by fume liican'ation , who at iirft lefifts the 
 Mci'lors, and wounds thofc he can, that he may fcein to 
 belorc'.l ro take the Goveriinient uponhini. They tie,!'.: 
 one with aiioilicr, who llial! have the Honour of fitting 
 the Crown on ihcKing ' Head, and fometinics kill cr.c 
 another, ihniiting to atone ihe Devil vdih Hurran 
 Blood. lr./i,ii.J,-^ having vjew'd thii / ylian SovtraipC; 
 comp.-ircj him for Colour and Celtuie to a Ramp'.iit 
 ih'-Hit blubber Lip and flat Nofe, like I Monkey, and if tli.ir Kiiij, be wounded, 'tis tl;e.r Ci.- 
 
 llom to kill him afier the manner of Monkeys, who tvii 
 a Wound 'ill they d.o» 
 
 .- f, :.'/ ...' willniit a.l'jw ciie N. Lility Icalure 
 
 c St.- I.e.. /.s ihc Niiiivi-i I.f l:r.diir.i are 
 
 i.-'onrage ii'i.l Fidelity, fitii.ifeof ii?,:i arc 
 
 iiicoiJlant, bliH) iy and vindid^ive above 
 
 1 hey arc generally black, of Tvell-i 
 
 a.' Hire 
 
 War- vv.ih 
 
 1.' : lii' ; l.'U 
 
 111. '1.. t lor < 
 
 iaiiii,. li ai i 
 
 11. y .'li..'! Na'.-oi 
 
 '■ p'l fio.li , ev 
 
 Hie rcit ol ill', f I. Ill, yet fome ol thcni are white, 
 
 wh .!c bicith IS ctjuiite t Infedious, and ilieuloie ihey 
 
 ire av li.'i.d by rh • other /•.('■. '.■;'.7i«.'. Then Bodies arc 
 
 •i-y il'Oi.f:, .ml liicy live to a great Age, iinlefs tliey ' 
 
 Aitfiiii 
 
 
 '.'*■ J,^,M~ 
 
 i:fi<i.if;nA:j. in M, 
 
 '■%^?^ Mi. 
 
 ^wBLfi 
 
 VI 
 
 ;.7" ' 
 
 ■•^ "^^K 
 
/. u^Vc^xr A i fj^ yy/^ / ^ ri/ .y AV/f/.-gyV r 
 
 /•■■^>>'- ..ya. 
 
 lib. ill 
 
 r N\'oni'.-n arc 
 forili withoui a 
 h fcMii ■! in ci!' 
 
 "oniiC'K ImusII 
 
 I'.iy -..I-. .'; 
 
 ; ilil,iir>'ii, ,.i,J 
 
 lip ar C. pi't:- 
 
 ux'i.l vnh '■ - 
 
 li iht iii'k' arnl 
 
 Sc(, c>' iu.,f',iiig 
 
 here arc Jimti) 
 
 : aboHt ill (lie 
 
 of CJoJ, and 
 
 tain H.ibiu(ioti, 
 
 whatever ihcy 
 
 :r l'.>^.i'.;, as ;hi; 
 
 Attffinc!, utiJer 
 icir Ari'airs, that 
 ami gave ijrcat 
 i(t thcin ; for the 
 y niiglii Ihut lip 
 :m!i'lvcs Mailcri 
 v.cli formerly 1 e- 
 cirhci' Men nor 
 julf, unkf: they 
 
 cmies, wIk/ have 
 , and thirlt after 
 he Kin(;Juni cf 
 WIS eiigaii'ii in 
 jdu'd Bii.i, they 
 I. They arc a 
 the Honour thai 
 jriiij;ing in tlicir 
 amuiig them all. 
 ivcr-comc or die : 
 inrc, lanctiir.a 
 StaV.c«, and for 
 formtrlv Sought 
 Horfc-Ki k, and 
 ,<•;, tho' they arc 
 hey never mini 
 it'c, which they 
 Peace, thro' the 
 Jnn'K in Wooden 
 jirrj' with them, 
 I. ifvvcry eigjii 
 1,1/-, whoin they 
 prize is to invade 
 
 tliat governs the 
 
 Wotlhip, neither 
 
 Divine Worlliip. 
 
 fcveral lliouranus 
 
 under B.'fiUJj. 
 
 hath niin'd the 
 
 roivi their King 
 
 ctftors enjoy'd, 
 
 Conqnefis by 
 
 re now divided 
 
 ics Eaftcrly cn- 
 
 icnt Incurfions. 
 
 /inea fro.n tin 
 
 Kingdcnis b«- 
 
 t for the King 
 
 ingdoins : Tiius 
 
 fe People. 
 
 which was 
 are Lvt alitils 
 King being dcJ'l, 
 ' being follow'd 
 A of '.he E-iglc 
 him lUrioundcd 
 iitlicvj(aff<-n.blcd 
 hrft icfifts the 
 t he may feem to 
 him. IhcytirJ''- 
 onour of f.ttii.g 
 imctinies kill cnc 
 il with Hurriin 
 v/v,u/ Sovcraiji'., 
 i! to a Ranif '^'it 
 'tis tlic.r Ci.- 
 unkcys, <.vhotcii 
 
 Air£M:^ 
 
 1 
 
 ■d 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 v..-- Y 
 
 \ '■ 'f' 
 
 r' 
 
 )\ 
 
 'I 
 
 t/ih 
 
 ^€. 
 
 si 
 
 e€4^ 
 
 :-:f€k:^. 
 
(Jiap. 
 
 -I U 
 
 t?' 
 
 . ihe melt 
 t:'"]iiitv, 
 .,. We 
 K. nr, as ■ 
 -■■■frotiiih.- 
 y iiwn. 
 ■"rallJ a: 
 ; f.ilitya,, 
 
 «licre il 
 !• rh.1t atu 
 
 Some r t ; 
 nion, ' 
 
 
XIX. ^« Ab/fr^n-l of the Hi/h>ylf BthU>\)i^, 
 
 3>3 
 
 ,;/ jpii'i to the Faft 1". l-.-)iirJcd (ly the Kingdom of 
 .V il.i, and to the South by the Kingdom of Sciwer or 
 
 fun.i. 
 (JjmfT Iirovipht to the Succor of th? Alrfjines irl the 
 
 ■f.Ki'AViir, about ij:' I'lriir'nc/i; who in one Age were 
 iMi- to iiivilliT 14C0 tit;htini? Men. At'trr the A.l-I.:ii 
 \V.ir they hnd cvrrun I jn()? pranted ilicm by C.'hji./iic, 
 
 .'.tmh were taken U.1Y hv A/i'ivp his Suci'ilfor: And in 
 ihisiall t-'-'Mtury the. tloiiiilh'd tor ibinetuiie in plenty, 
 f.iit til'" Fa'hrrs lo^fliig chcir Credit, they were again 
 ri'iliu'd to extteain Milcry. 
 
 Of ti.tif PMtL:il Gm:'nmtnt. 
 
 ,:i The K:ng of the Mefjinti has liccn commonly known 
 •' to tlie /■;..i'/iM"jl'y til-.' nainf il' /'-fi/'wri- 7"''". which 
 ,; wlirlt given hiin by the \':\rttru't' npon the lollowiny, 
 o.Dcoafion I'""'''' a P' u.vji/l'tin '■ nturnin!:! home Iroiii 
 V.-K.ic, brivipht luiii a IrcatiCe of the PmiIui K«rn/J 
 ol'tlie Affiirs of /«.//.(, n-hercin nuny great thitip.s were 
 (,iJ of I' ri!''t:rj:l')\ wh;eh was oni- great Motive to 
 :hcF"f"?i' Kin^S to prnlec.ne tlie l)i-(i;;ii (jf the hi- 
 ir.fi Navigition" In puifu.ni.-e of this IX-livjn, ""tolm the 
 fi v,nd Icm two l'iir(«Tur-r, Ik.lful iti the //• rt/'iV-Tontnie, 
 t) try vehat they could dii, and gave thcni a Itrict 
 ,:urpe tol':;i lout I'lcihif-'Jvhi. that wealthy Chriltian 
 FniKC, as he was retmted to be, tithcir in ^Ijli or /'.-' 
 .!.:: iV!en'.;ih, one of them isHM I'ct-r, after a lont;i 
 a.iJ vain fearch, hc:ird of a moll potent Chnftian Kirul 
 of the Al-ihtici, wh.om lie bchev'd to be the Pi:J}rr-fo'::,t\ 
 I,) in'i.h fonght after, and iher.upon (;ave Inteliigencc 
 cf it tn hi"; own KiHc, who iini.kly fpread the News 
 . vir ai! fi-''''"'f, where it was cafdy bclicv'd, That the 
 Kini'.ot E'i;i:P:r. was the famous I'rrjlc-liilin. I 
 
 Tli'.i w.isth: Orignal of that enle,ar F.rrnr, which has 
 f: pencrally prcvaifd ; 1 ut iheTrjili "( ihc matter 13, 
 There was loni; a.t',o a ChiiHiaii I'rince in ihcntnidlt 
 prittj of Ifric.i, wiio was call'd by the Neighbouring 
 i'.'"i.-!../fiirhis eiriner.t SaniVny, pi:-jle:-Ll\in, or I'rin.c 
 nfthc /(.'iin'.i, I. c, (,7miii.!K;, who wis driven out of, 
 hi! Kirgdum fonic Ages ago by I'c-h-iii King of tlie 
 U'tnn: But the ignorant Vulvar having learned the 
 Niine from the f'.i.'. .!«.•, who wer^- rheii erMt Traders 
 iiit^t)i'-' Ealf, thaiig'd it into the /m//.ii; N.mic I'rcic-, 
 ^•;t>ii'j, which eorrupt Name lia'h (ir.ce pre\;urd with 
 VI the People ot' l\:„cf. M'>rt certain it is, that the 
 N'.'ini: of the Kill'; of the Al^rfjinci is no more in tlie 
 E:l-ii>pi; Laitguage '.han ^Irout King ; bit his (omnion 
 Title is .V^ii.i .V. ';'/?*' •/V>rpi.i, King of tlie Kiiies of 
 • :iij>i.i, li' diflnguilh him I'rum the Rii'ers of fome 
 Provinces, who arc hoiioiir'd w itli the Title "f Vr.'ja-'jUpon 
 which account he t^ cillM by the iWfMi /;■•:{ ■ Emperoiir of 
 [he ,-lh!finci. Among the ancient Aml'i.ini the Kings | 
 wtre al'.v.tys called Snf^ ifhi, as the Kings of /',?>/'/ were, 
 call'd Pi.iiri's, and the /(.i»«w Ivinpennirs C.ejtrs. Jiiit 
 there is a new nan'.c coniniorly givcii to the Kings o(. 
 EilnH'U at their coming to the Cr.nvn, which generally | 
 lipnitio? Reverence, as M/.e.h S.rjJ'e-til, a Venerable I 
 RitkT, and fometiniesa C-m, ,-is ;f ':»..;; Sjiilnl, a pre-l 
 t;ousfi''»j ; which was the name of King /Jjri.', whence 
 his Embjllador beint'. lent into PiT/H^.i.'', eall'd him I'rc-, 
 uoin7(i''M, inllcad of P"'.'-'' '.'i.iH'ji. IJ-lides thefc, he; 
 had many !■ hcrl'irlcs, as the I'iiltr cf l'.ii::.\ the ;Vi-i 
 ,ffiB) /i.i-vcr, g;c. whieh variety eau.'d great eoidiilioii in 
 ihcir Hiflory, andtherefire they are nowi-jnitc difus'd ; 
 for ihi King wruing to the I'opf, ules innt- of thrle lof- 
 ty Titles, but fays only, /-rf thj lirilc Hai; of ih- l.citci 
 (f Maicc Saghed, fC"i.? «; ibe Kj"'J,> '/ Kthiopia, com 
 tutor tl'.filt r:f ti\- li",/ Roman \'ntri.ncl\ 
 
 The King's Seal is a Lion holr'ing a Crofs, witli this 
 Motto, I'/j.- I.irn ct the Tiive ot Juda ha> iro" ; ai'.d they 
 have s Tradition, that thcii Kings ate detccnded trom 
 S'.mm, whi.h fcenis to be uiuei tain, but they may d.e- 
 rivcun.iueiiionably tlieir Succedion tioin At:^bchr: and 
 .4.f/',i, two lirothers, under wiiom the /l\:.mltes hrft 
 roctiv'd 'lie ChnlUan Rtl.gi on, which eouals them with 
 ,the mcll ancient Koval fannhes in li:.r fc for An- 
 tiqiiitv, 
 , ,. We find in Sacred Writ, That .heQiicen of Shct.., 
 .. or, as our Saviour tcils lis, a vinven of the South came 
 ■"•from the ends of 'lie T.arth to iicai the Wildom of Solc- 
 ] niM. The V.thiipi.tri alien her t.' be then Queer., 
 ralbl ,\f.i,y.', -/i.f, who weurwiih a prc.n Train of No- 
 I'llitya.;..! Royal Prefents to his Conn at 7fr;(_/<i/™,, 
 «licrc llie karnr from hir.i the true wnrlhip of God ; 
 ilhat after her return, flie brouglit forth her .*'oii call'd 
 M:>iiiihc, begot by Sol.mo!, and lunicdby him /),iv;'./. 
 Some of the Fathers, as O i'i;.«, Atijim, &c. arc of opi- 
 nion, 'hat Ihc came 0111 of kihiopii-.; b-.ii others, l^s Jii- 
 Jli'i, Cjprijn, &c. thi;;'-; tha: lbs .•imt o-^t of 'J/.km, 
 
 beLanleSriKcs, Ucms, ailJ Gold, which were ihe I'lc- 
 fents nt the Qiicm of Shht, are the eonm.on ProduiUp 
 ot /hnlin; which two O|iinio:i.; , ire eablv rpeiumlM. if 
 with theanrirnt Wrni.'rs \vi. cvtendtlie am .mi !:•'■ ipn 
 into //i.'/'M : For tliey affirm ihc i.T/.««, and // w ,i:.i 
 to lu\c been Nations of H^hlopi.i, which without e.iM'. 
 (lion were formerly I'eated in .'/- .:l>.'.i tie Urpi'i : And ' tis 
 retrain, that Region whieh the //.r ,.» ■ cull r',./'', is by 
 the 7cj Interpreters rcndred l.tlifir, and yn that Coi n- 
 tryisapart of /h.il'ir, wh-r.-r the /Ir.iH.i are call d 
 Cu/hirei : l^or the l-.ihivpm of the Ancierrs was di ide.l 
 into -4/Mn'i and Africifi ; fo that the Queen il .^'-■■■/.J 
 maybe faid to come out of l-i,'i.fh,\\vi theS.i.ciH/ wtiir 
 a IVopIc uf the South /ititH/t. 
 
 Several ihings are allcdgM to roiihtin this Tta litioij 
 of the Wi-y/;«,.-, that their Kinv,-, are defeend ■,! fiom 
 Suliiin,!^ asiheConfciit of theNatinn. thceommon '1 1- 
 ilcoi their Kings, who are r,iird ;/,^,-;./y;,- Kings, the 
 Motroin ihc-ir Co.it of Anns, Ire l.-.o,, oi ii.c T.i.c ct' 
 jud.ih l"iih iv.-r^mr. but ehieHy the cont'iinaii'Mi rf 
 their l>flicers both in (4V1I and Alii, taw m ihel'anic fa- 
 inily, and the olifervanoii ofi'thcr Ciiltoms and Cere- 
 monies iis'd in the //c't. fiT Common w.Mlili: 'H'ct L:id.!. 
 (■/»« doubts of the Ti nth of this Tr.idition, be. aufe iho 
 tf'i-.ciUi/h Riifs might be mtrodiic'd after Jc/oinij/s tiun; 
 upon another account ; and thcTiilc of l/iacitif.' Kines 
 docs no inoie prove their defeent from them, ih.m liic 
 litic ot King of the l{rimaii proves his liekeni Irom 
 theaniicnt /<^inki«j : .i\nd no ae.oiint can lie given how 
 the unt Worlhip of God could be prctcrv'd'from .VrA 
 »WNs iifiie among them wiilr^iit ihe Sacred Volumes, 
 which thi.y h.ive not either inthe //.-.'-rfiv Langiiaee cf 
 tlicirown: wiiv they were not nn re carnelt to \ Jit the 
 Temple of 7.'' ///.//:■;«, and to gi\e .illiltancc to their 
 Brethren, elpvciaUy when /(-/.Vr.jw the P.iother of 
 M-r.rlihci-^ flitter 'd that great I. ifs of the revolt of the teji 
 iril-t.s, and when he was inv.ided by 5V/,i/; King of A'- 
 Xipi, whom the Kings of /.V.';;,);.^ could ealily h.i\c di- 
 vtrted; when the 7fir; were ruiii'd by ihe King of 
 ''//»"'<«, and carriecl .nway ciptive iiiro iJ,:('>;iK ; when 
 they were f.ibdn d by the t{^m:r,s^ for then the I'alfjgcs 
 Were freetlir. ugh .h.iln,-, or l-l,y:\ and the l{_\iS-.i was 
 f>pen: And ladly, no a-.;(.uiu c.in be gninwhy tlicy 
 ihould not receive fiom S'limti t. geilicr with their Re- 
 ligion, his Human Learning, (incc Learning and Reli- 
 gion generally ro together ; b'ltil-.tirr.ianrcrof Writmi; 
 and Reading ddf.-rs very nuich from that of the Hcitcrrs, 
 tho' fome Letters l"ccin to be borrowed from the Sn- 
 m.irltcn:. 
 
 After hU'iu'Jw the Son of M.-.kf.t,-^ the l-:thicpl,iti.< had or M.;i!ii.,c 
 levcral Kings, of whom we know nothing certain ;'*"'"''•'"=• 
 but 'tis very probable, that in the 1 8th Year of /j.-/.-,;'s '■^'^'['il'^" 
 Reign our BiclTed Saviour w.as born : And lincc it wasw.cinui, 
 forbidden by the Laws of I'.:>:<fij, that a Woman "^P'-'-J- 
 Ihoiild Reign after Mviiicl.-c, 'lii molt probabie that 
 (nii:l.icr, Queen ot i.tmopi.i, whole Eimuch ismtntion'd 
 .A(5l 8. 27. was f Jiiecn of that part of Eti'iopi.t which 
 borders upon /•.;'V.', ar. I is calM the Ifie of A.'.-ic.-, be- 
 caufr' /'/»(> t<-nitifs 111 i|-..;t IllanJ reigned one Cm.i.icr, 
 andmat fuccceding Qiu'cnsaduii'd ihat name lor many 
 Years. After /(.;/.•", f rilic <"p.iccof 317 Years, th--reis 
 111) certainty nntil the tii.iesof .•//'■i-/m and W.':;.\/;/:, two 
 Brntliers who rcign'd ; ot whom there is niciition made 
 in the E:ii fi. Litiiigv, ui then Commemoration for the 
 
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 dead, and 111 ihe ht:i.tri: Poi-t, who favs they taught 
 Gofpcl of Chrill-, and buik him Temples. Their next 
 t'.inious King was i:.i!ei; who receng'd the Blood cf the 
 Chriltiaiis ihed by Oiriiciv..-:, as all Hiiloriani agree. 
 'J his Uutif.n,:! was the lalt King of the .Vc/'-.i-j'. 'who" 
 were afterwards call d Hr.nuri:. , who being a ''". i', per- 
 uciited the Chriltians molt crncly ; for he causM large 
 P.ts ti lie digg'.l, and then conimaiided the Chriltians 10 
 be bi!-!it therein in lieaps : .'\nd ihiis i4o pcnlli'd toge- 
 ther with St. rlrcrn, bciiig all cntoni'd in nre. CV/e;' be- 
 ing advcrtis d of this birbarous Cruelty by the Pairi- 
 aich, WCTS wirh an iiniy of iiocoo Men, and a Navy 
 .if 42 < V die's, aiu! .vol's d over into /Ir.iii,! ; aiul ha%- 
 ing \anc|Uillu'. IMomwr.,. he utterly Jfltioy'd liie King- 
 dom of tlie H.iw.-c/.'ej, reltor d X.i^'d to the Chrutians, 
 and made St. Wc./«'s .'son Oovcrneur of the place. 1 his 
 Vn;lory of Ci/i-/' and the .Wirtyrs cf N'.;;;i^, arc cele- 
 brated liy the r.-l iific Pocr, who alfj memi.jiis his Sec- 
 eeilbr (/'i/ni-.\f,i.<f/, or tlic Senan; c! tin- Cr.Jis, to 
 whom fiu.'cccdcd Co/y/.tH.-.w F//','i7,Hr, and Df.'w.i./, who 
 reign d abour the Near ot Cnij: o-.')o : After whole 
 death the Sccprcr was ufiirp'd by another race, which Of th^.-'j-?. 
 uas the ^<i^m. Family, who eitjoy'd it 540 Yeats Qfj' iinci J 
 this Race was .V;v.iMC'i'>i;/.'ci, or the Wealth if C/; 17/, J,'\'''„",'Sl 
 who IS prais'd liv the Poet t'or bniMing thcHoulcof God, tiur,; 'ji 
 and i.nijiovcrniiing liimUll to n.l.jin it. B'lt ihct niort '*''■' 
 t c t fjiri' u? 
 
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/in Mjtra'd of the Hijloryoj tthiopia. 
 
 f.imuiu Wis /. • ''/''•'.:, wlirifr Iviturc KriAtnrU was pm- 
 tiTiilii! by II 1» rniof IJoti., vvliiih li|;liiuii on his iiii 
 ili-i IVkIv wIiiIc ail liilJiit, «iili<imili)iii(; liiiii iiiy hutt , 
 niiil nl'ii I 111' iiim- m rnk, liuviiij; Iriit loi' Amll . uiic ul 
 y.,,'V'. Ill I ml' llatily .SiruChirc. alu-i a wniilciliil ii an 
 HIT; t(ir 111- iliil net tiiiii'iit Stoiii'. oi Dri.ks lunctlui 
 \vitli l.iMu- or l.iHiic, iKir |uin tin.' llix)) lugetlier witli 
 K.ilu<.4, but liolldwiil whole hiliil R< i'ks, liaviiip I'll- 
 l.-.rs ivluii' lliiv wiie rcqinliic tur Oinaii-tiu, the Ar 
 .hcs ,iii>i W.ilNk'iii" allutlhc Liiiii' Stone. Atni'fy «t- 
 Ikils a,',.ii iVi'.h, ili.ii lic l.i'.v III! i'cmplis hviiiid alter 
 wl i.ilcrtiil iii.inmT, I'y llii-i niaynilmnt King, who 
 
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 iii);r, .' ,(, Yr.ii-s. Ihf l.ilt ut ihis Kill- w.is .N/i.ickc/ 
 / 1/ . Ill nlmiitlu- >!"• " I'ainiiy wa.. cxcind jLourtlii' 
 
 Yen •. 
 
 At CI hiv ilr.itli. the N'jLilitynf Vwin tflliiv'il ,7i™- 
 ' ( '. J . .1 I'liiui il'ilu'.V /.iwi.Mi Kail', to ilii'N cpicr ol 
 ■.ll'» '.iiiLlIrr-, wlinlV I'oltcucv have wuiiimilal in ll.i- 
 [!■ I'ri I UMMir tiliuv ieHc^iiii icikoiis up 16 Kinij? to 
 ," •■; I •. ( ...', ail iMiipiiOiir 01 tt'iMt KiiuHii, wlio lum 
 A'lil-.'ii.i '^'i- III ilic CouiKi! "I l-.^'nuc. ll.uil.i Mu- 
 ' .' >.i ill- li> tlifC.r(i«'n.il"iii\ I4^S> anj ilicd ten Yoars 
 a'lii. I. n iui' liK VViiloiv //'ri/rt liimui luiii, wholiad 
 til i.iK-l ni.iiia|ii'iiiiMr, of Allans liiiiiiK th; miiiojity of 
 /■;<-, /I ■<;;■, '.Miril alicvi-aul' I'y his Inauguration 
 IMIIK- /)•;';. hi'.iiiri.; in; ck'ieii Ycarsiif aj^c wlion he 
 w.is iiiu! Kini',. Ml. was a Wonian ol ijuat I'mJciiii: 
 .111.1 l.oi:Mji.i, anil l.inioiii auiinip ihc lUi^npon) lor hot 
 l.'.ttin in / linn.:, Ill , the hrit, King ol I'miiis^il. Dcti.i 
 iviMiiy I rol;iTniis 111 the l<i liiniiinj; "• his Keign, but! 
 aftiTuar-lsmuni.! lunilelf lip lo Luxury, he was forced! 
 totly tithe Ko k Dun , where he Jie.l in the 46th year 
 ofhi\ai;e.. _ i 
 Hn Son C .iihlli I raiiic to the Kin(:Join when it was 
 nil .a'. K lliatttr'dliv the (■;• /■;••/; I'Ui In the aliittancc 
 of ,/■>/« the frcoiid, Kill)', of i'l'tu^ I', wlio fi;iK the val- 
 liiiirr/ /'i./'^-. r,7/</,(i, Willi a fniall 1 and of 400 Foot, 
 111' iiMithirw \alt Annus of the iJrt/'M>H.', and laid 
 '111 I oiiii la:i( 11 of fpaiiiinj the /tl'cljiiiinii tiiipire. 
 rleivaiMiv laoidaiid Hour, and gaiii'd Rrcat Ad- 
 v.i|ii:i,;i's :i)'iiiill the W./d.iii; inliisW'ars; but at laft 
 ill tvo) lirlring apunit them, he was kiil'd. lo liim 
 .Mi'.tuli- 1 A/.-H.j, Iii> Binlicr, who w.is of a cruel ilai(X)- 
 h:i .1', 111! dcnv'dthf i'o'ivz^'i.lc that libcity of Kthfiion 
 V" I I li I'. ■!. :■ -1 \\.\ \ prantc.l, wlicicupon his SjL'uSs ic- 
 volii'i tr,.ii Imiii, an, I one Rv i.r.t^fi{l;ii a great Captain, 
 . \i..i'.'. Ill (lie 111 k> to ill* ,iilillaii."c, over.oiiie luin and 
 ' 1 IS h 111 111 fi:iul(! ; liiice whii.li tiiric tJie 'i\iii<j have 
 ! ■ • M.iiU 1 ^ ■ 1 ilk (.. alt of ih • Iscd-S-.-. V i ^.1 De>f. 
 ■ -■■ IS 1 I'l I nded, who was ttout of ilind and win 
 ill Coiiu.'i : And liiit lie I'.rovr the Turk' out of iijcn, 
 -Id havi. lirueiitheni alfofiom /IrkikfiniiMi^tnir, 
 
 i.Ajic tit fury or tl.r CalUlis, in/ i,n; ilf l,,j/,,„, ^^ 
 ',ft:iifn,.r Vhj.; whiUi s*ords lb aniniat,d the .So,,!. 
 diiT., thut ihcy broke ill aironij tlii. < .,;mi< j hkc Jtfp 
 rate Win, and gain'd liwh a gloriouv Vnili.ry vmiIi f,|,'| 
 a Uaii((liii.r ef the hiieiiiy, is sv.us luAcr kni^wn |>i|,,r 
 And I nlenilj with ,1 (witt Mateli, he led In, Army u'yo 
 Moiiiiiatiisaikt Kuek.s, agaiint ain tin; Ho.l, of tlefn' 
 III), svhieh with the lame Snetl.s lie put to tli,ili(. 1 1, 
 iliilJ Atniy liut daring to H.iiiJ aRainlt (he I'lir'a'oi t|i 
 ,liejji»ti, Hed into thtii Ff.ltmliis, of svliom tin /i,.','. 
 '.«(■; drove 4..0 from tlieir I lolds, and iU w ihtiii iviv' 
 Mothei's .Son. Hut at lalt by tie IVrfwalinn of /.,,.| 
 . heenibrae'd the y .»/« Reli|:icii, whiih lietotilicil 
 111 Ins I.eiteis to the Pope and \n\f. of Si. 11 , ;'.,■ ,, ,|„. 
 third, and pretermit; the /'n/, ^,. /• Isefoie h scunSuii' 
 )eck.s, he 111 eiilUm d the hatted at' his own I'l ,- ;■. d,,, 
 liisiliief MiiiilUu, and tlie Nufility of his Isiiii.,,, ',.■ 
 votifpuedajiaiiiit hull ; l-i>t tlic Rebels preii !i.!,,i,''i'|y,' 
 llie r.i/u^ii ,.• would eltalililh t'uii iU-licion In li,i\^. y 
 Anns, ,\mJ others take podetfion ot ilieir Kiiiiidt.ii; , .n.j 
 the ratrureh to en niiam' them, Iv an i.iiliend i.l'-l'v 
 li.leiu, .dUoKcd liie ReL.;U fiuin their Oaths, tu iln-,, 
 Jawliil l'i;ii, e I(p-Kiiin wasadeisd by f ,,., /'-,,,,, 
 pioitad the W,ir, ti^t'"^'"-' ''^•>= •''' ''>« R-'bei. fury wj., 
 ei.nl'd: t'er , lay.si)e S',./.V,o»i m lik n l\,,,,,t n,,,.. 
 -ivintiAt jljli'tff iul*i h rir^.r,; : Inii tlic Knii. inilf 
 lieaiul bib You;li biiiig inipat. till id deli',, |oiik1 H,-- 
 lilt ivuh ilieiii, inwliiih, rliouKli lie toue.ht bia\vlyiir!i 
 ' long time, u-tat lalt beiiiji forlakcii by h'ls omii Sm,i.lari 
 : lie «3., ilai.i will. (■ veial Uaris thrown at a diftana- 
 I uhiidi was a tnd M.m.i.i, tu.i'l Kinns, how ihey ,,||.in.^' 
 tlieir Kiilijiioii, and thrull thunlVbes r.ill.ly uiro i tjj. 
 I tic, efperi.iljy whm there is no urtam iiiea-lfor. 
 
 Abu h(s Ueaih there was a Cm tell between V'.-v,,... 
 the C; rand-, liilU of /)ii/..', and 'j.-.:,:h .iloiemciitioncj ■': ' 
 .abojit ;7ie Kijjht of Sucieilioii, wliuh svas deuJcl [,, > 
 the Swoid i and S'li/ .;■/ > obiair, d the Victory w::!!t;-' ' 
 ilaueiiter of many of his tr.eiiiies, ar 1 partieulauy ii 
 ?i-v, and I'-fif tiu ratiurcli, who had ihiindnd uii 
 an W«.i:/r»«,-. agaiiill S«/«fiij. The bneiry flcduuhtu 
 );itat prcupiiation, thu' S1.//11-1; did not purtuc timn 
 u't many of them ijiiir.tant of tlicCountrx , threw tl'iin' 
 lelves he.id-lont; fiuir a ll.-ep Rivk in the Night-nme' 
 Anions ilie relt. a lertaiii I'oin.uc/c peric'iviire l,,, 
 Hoile ji It were fiyii.); in the Air, quittini; his Stiir.jp, 
 lett him, an.l by ,hai.i,e took huld of the LiamliM ,' 
 1 rie, where he fitc all Night, upon .1 Buii;;li, .iiul tth'f 
 Ua> appearVI, lie .hkovcr'.t .u a pr jdit;i,.M.' d.ltante ,».' 
 ueineath, a \afi heap ..1 Men and Hurles, witli id,-, 
 Lnil „ ii\^ Mtnuitrs I rokeii ill to Utters. 
 Dui J,i,/iic„, ro iiiabilh hiinlcit in his Uominiom 
 
 b ' that he was rcvall'd to deff.nd his Doininions ft jin 
 
 i:,i I, -l/z-.n, who by the Rapincsi f 1; Ye;.ri, were now 
 
 Miir. .vMfniii fcatter.ni; Troops to coiiiphat Arii.icj. 
 
 firw:. ■ .);pcr';iis in his Wars, and lubdu d /;«.»"«, 
 .Old lai ,d the I'riii.c of it to turn Chriftian. f!e was 
 iiiio ro the W win.l'i.iH Kelipion, and granted Liberty 
 ; ' til.- Jifiiits, whole ii'anncrs he ap| rovd, and not 
 ilicir Dovltiii e. He left no Ilfiie Male behind hini, but 
 two natural Si i;-, whereof Jn'l' the youngell and molt 
 beloved was but I',, ven Yeariof age, which ixadonM a 
 Meody Civil W'arabout ;he SiKcelii'.p, iho' the iliiiig to 
 prevent it deelar'd 111 the prefen.:e ol his Nobilicy, th.'t j 
 he ricommended '/^-./■■«?f/ his Brother's .Son to be his 
 SucL-eifor : But the Nobility bi'ing ambitious of havirp , 
 the Ru!e in their own Hands liutinp the Minority of 
 Vrtoi/i, ronrpired .i(Mitilt Xji-dcnael, and rciiio\'d him i 
 from Kr«-k to Ro, k, hlf anv i.f Ins Subjcilbi (fiould ] 
 loip, toTililt him, and let the Oown on ydio/i's He.id. 
 Hir after he eanie to be 1 <, Yeats old, prowini> impatient 
 of .iny eiiib from hi: I'litrrs, he admii'd the Rains of 
 (lovernincnr into lii.own ll.md. and, which h'S Guar- 
 dians took 10 ill, iliat thev ehof. rather to obey their 
 i.iwfd Kill/, linn lubniit to an illei;iti'.iiate Jntant, con- 
 'i.iry rotlieii C onfliiiifori : And ihiretore they rceall'd 
 " - ■' M'c/, then biikinr, m ihr reir.otelt jNiourt.iins of the 
 I-npre, ar.! fainted hini Kiii; I y the Name of .l(n/;ff- 
 s . r./. W'^'irtul was In. C'lnieney at his tirrt Ae- 
 
 Mion r,) tiflp 'l'liroi;e ; for n, iiher did he cut otf the 
 ,^"le .ii'd Lyes ot y 1 ./;, .is is nfnally done to Rivalj in 
 :', I iii'i-e; iiiiihi I did lie piitnlh ,i:iy of his b'nemics, 
 
 •• i \ 1 .I'v lie ir.icjr liavc done ; biit as he w.as mild and 
 •1:1 '1 I ) a fmlr, f he lieii-iv'd hiinfcif with undaunted 
 1 ' iiiii.Vin lil i'rt-i ;)f danger : which he llicw'd in his 
 lull W.ir \.iiii ilie <>.; .!(,<, wlio iinderltaiidinj! the Di- 
 I iiion; at C!.s,irt, brc'tc into .■tbei]ini/i wita three Armies, 
 Avii 111 i.vcrpowiT'd tl'.e Kui(!"s For.-es, that he was ad- 
 ;nd to nirav y Hight : But he difdaininp the motion, 
 
 'V'do'it, //■•.? w/ ( t.c, ),h vniy ji) if > „ fcijr^ aiinji 
 
 cQiiued the Friendil.ipcf rhe I'irtip,.,,, .hat lie muht 
 li-ain o- them the Ait o( Gnnncry and FiicArnHj ,ir,t 
 to (his end he did not only kindly receiie the Jelms 
 but let .ip the i..,:i,i Religion, and fwore obrditiuc ni 
 the I'ope, which wa., the otcalion of many bloody Wjd 
 lieieafterdcfciibd. A Coiin-eileit .7.:.t'i Ikartcd iipilie 
 next Y'tai after he wa. n'ade King, who wa.s by ihc help 
 ot twu Nobleiinii, will j>retende.i to be his Friemls, n. 
 prelicndcd and put to death. A little afier this, anmhlf 
 Cuiinicrteitcainein'o f-.wa; ir if-ji, preteiidirp rohe 
 the Son ot .j.i,W., andHdr to /^rt/n^M, who call'd tiim. 
 lelt 7>.i,i>.:.v ; and having Ccrtituatefcfrom the Monks »i 
 iWrjIiiie, he was thereentcrtaind ;». a great Prince, «;i!- 
 .1 large l-'enlioii from the King, and having a gti<.tM 
 rrefence and magiltick afprCt, he gaind great Crcon 1 , 
 his Pretentions, and was never dctcded tijl he hii ,' 
 Ininfelt with debauchery. 
 
 Sujiu-iii was a courteous and warlike Prince, bur >erv 
 unhappy by his continual Wars, and ihe frequent I(. 
 bcUions ot his Siibjcdh, open the accoini: of his clian?i' 
 ot Rtliijicn. He died 111 U-:^i, Icaviiiy fcvcralSQiii.uJ 
 Daiighieis behindhini. 
 
 /(<-y;/i,i.'j fiu.ccded hisl-atlld, who baiiilli'a the |i 
 iiiitsand ihcirl'itnanh, and wuidd not allow the r- - 
 'i.nmie A Plied to lay M.iis : An.l we know iiu'lnr 
 iiiore ot . crtainty about hnn ■ t(>r he leliiii'd any l.,ii;;r 
 Cuniiiierce wiihthe /•,.■.! y-.o.'i, f r 't'eat ( f the Fcrtesii. 
 hiard vvireconiiiigfrom /( »»f an,| y •^■,?.T, toinciifi 
 the AlTo.nts purupijiigluiu; Neither do tiiey know.inv 
 thing I I all the Rac, •.it K(ngs ihat fucceeded li.m down 
 to thi<; lime, liiiti.- .i!l Conimeite lietwcin l.i.. . . an.i 
 hihwfiii wi> broken oil. 
 
 The iiiKettainty to the Ride of Si.>.veition to tlie'.'' 
 KingdoiB. is one pieat lai le of the many Rebellions ml 
 /;.•/'<.; I'. ; lor tlio' they pretend tl..-,; then M..naicliy i'/" 
 heredicaiy, in which i*. \V,,ni3n or Kaltard, butoirv' 
 the next a-kiii l.i..vhd .\1 lU-liiee, li to f.ic.eed. yit 'y. 
 '.heCilulnaiid Inrercll ot tlv Nubility. andJ.jcf Olli- ' 
 cei-s jt thi- Aoi.y, fometinKS the ),.ui».'ei brother i> 
 
 Lrvlei. ill 
 
II! xi'i -. (/.,• hj/iin, tt 
 lb ;initriai«il the Soul- 
 
 till, i.r.iiit:, likciltfpi 
 
 ous Vidi.ry with fu, i, 
 -H tiiAcr kncwii lilur, . 
 , lie U\i liij Army hvim 
 iliii Boili lit tit f I,, 
 . Ill-' [ui 10 llijilii. ii 
 •aiiilt tin- I'liVa' oi il,, 
 :s, ol wlmm tin a:-.;- 
 s, aiul iKwilitiiitviu' 
 lie IVrfu.ilinti (if c, , 
 ;ioii, wliiiii lit[..it;liia 
 ijl of Svir, /':., p|„. 
 '_/■ licluii- h »ouiiSviL> 
 r Ills ov,n I'l ,j'.,-, ill,,, 
 ;'ilnv f'f h;s Kiiiji.,,;,-; 
 Kel'iis pniiii.!,il, that 
 
 ■;i lU'lli'luIl In t'l.itc m 
 it lIuMV Killndfcii; ; aiul 
 
 Iv an i.iilk'.iid iif-I't«. 
 
 I il-.tir Oaths, tu ilitu 
 Ivis .1 l.\ f'./c ;',-,, ii, 
 ■J tlie RtbiL fur)- ttj, 
 
 . : r.ui tU- Kiiijiinih,. 
 
 i.t diivy, loin'j Rti- 
 
 lic toui'.lit l>irt»cly trr .) 
 
 II b) his owiiSm.i.ini^, 
 iliiuwii at .idiftaiiie , 
 llli?s, liow ihty dijr j.i' 
 M's r.ill.ly iriro t ti{- 
 iiaiii biic^iH'or. 
 
 )i tfll I'tftwocn A.//. •■,, , 
 /.i;o/i .ilorcmciituinej ■' ■ 
 'liifli wai JiMiit.i liy.'V 
 
 I lie V'iClor) \\.:!i ii-'i 
 c, ar i |\irticul.ii,y ii 
 •0 hail ihiiiidrr,! cdi 
 e r.nctr.y tied w.ilng 
 did not piirli-c t|;ii|., 
 Ctuiiiry , tlircwtiiiii. 
 k III ihi; Night-iiiiH-- 
 lii.ucic ('criciviiip lin 
 
 qimtini; liu *iiiir.j|\ 
 d of the Liancli ol J 
 
 III .1 l!()ii!;li. .iiui uh.T 
 rjdi^'i,>-,,s a.itaiKi' u^ 
 
 lul HlJlilA, VMtll li;, . 
 
 1 F). tiers. 
 
 •It 111 Ins DoiiiinKiK. 
 
 /^/r.y., 'hat la mithi 
 
 and Firo-.\rm<( >ir,! 
 
 i(-'i."cnc the Ji'i.in, 
 
 fwc;rc obcdifiuc [l> 
 
 Mi.iiiy bigoily Wj!( 
 
 .?.M't Ikartcil iipihe 
 
 who was by the help 
 
 to be his Frifiids, jp- 
 
 !c after this, aiimlur 
 
 il, preiciidir.p ro'-c 
 
 '/"M, who eall'J hiui- 
 
 »ifromthe Monks "i 
 
 .1 ureal Prince, v.M: 
 
 liaMiig a gra^fl'il 
 
 gaiiid great CreJu t > 
 
 ■icded till he kh \; 
 
 ike Prince, biu verv 
 J ilie tVequeiit ]{< ■ 
 iceoinit c f his ihangi' 
 iviimlcveraiSoiisaiiJ 
 
 ho baiiilli'd the (t 
 
 d not allow ihc i'' ■ 
 
 .1 ive know iiuth'rp 
 
 ic leliis'd Jiiy Lriiii' 
 
 ■feai f f ib.e Fijficslic 
 
 I' •'•'',"■* . to ivvenpe 
 
 cr Jo ihey kimw any 
 
 ii.Ciecded h.iii down 
 
 l>etweeii /■,.■.. . . and 
 
 ot Si'ccedion to tlie'^' ^ 
 
 ni.iiiy Kibellions in,, ; 
 
 .11 ibeit M'liaitliy i','"; 
 
 or Ballard, iiut oii'v,' 
 
 to l"'ir..evd. y<^ l-yi 
 
 ^y, and ^iiiel Oftt- 
 
 > jupj'ei brother ij 
 
 XIX. ^n AbjiraH of the Hijlory of Ethiopia. 
 
 • ^ •* 
 
 3>b' 
 
 N 
 
 ptelctr'd betjrc the tUier, and loiiietimes in iUe)(ui 
 niitf Son bitijrr a leKitiiiiale Kindiiaii. And beeaule in 
 this iineirtainiy ilit IVlUlli r ul the Ihroni- is lonimon- 
 Iv lealoiis ot his Kiv.il, ihereluic to Iteurc Iniuie'l lioin 
 .iny Attempts, the Ri k.sil' (•ejhin and ./"i.'.i/n were 
 lit apart lor a i.ilu CnlloJy to his Broihiri, till 
 then turn ihoulJ <onit to ati.eiij tlir Thvoiie. And this 
 Cuftoni eominii'd as a lundaintiital l,.iw in /.f/'; •;!.>;, 
 toi the r;iic ot' ijo Years, imtii i^gc. when Kiii); 
 \'rt(M\n. leii! lor Iroiii tl ' Kos'k to fu;'.cfd, \\\i > was 
 |j:eildi.i'.y ariei'tcd tow.iids li,.s .Son, thai he pievail'd 
 with ills' Nobility to altrjiilithis CaiHuiii, nm oiiiid>T- 
 ir.Hliiat I'livatf AH'eClion i lu |;ise |I;kc K' iIu lali'ty ol 
 ti.L I'ul'liek ; Km |i> ^elLiin ili.ii ihoie cxil'd l'iin>e:. 
 u'jre heptiU'V l-'iil'.iitrs iii ihele KoJs, awA whoKiestr 
 jiteiiipted 10 e,ct .issav ut was .iirilliii^ ic ihni 1 U..i(.'t, 
 WIS li'Mulv I iiililli'd i bv whiih IIU alls the lUi^iiiiif; 
 Tl lie WM4 li\iii'.d !roin (Jnil Wars 
 
 The I'ower ot' the .'A il.tiiiin Kiiii;s is abloliite a> Well 
 ' in I i.leliilli al a- Cu!l Ntr.iirs; wiiiHi I'ovsei tin ) ex- 
 CMs'd, when they I lU lor'li I'diCtj lot le.eivinu ihe ;X_i 
 »!,;« Kelil!lf>ii. tiiil abuiijaiiii)' the . //i-.v.iW'iViu te renv i- 
 lUi,, and v.hiili tl.iy ailuifd a^iinlt the /(.m.-v Patii- 
 jr^li .' '^'''^ . >sliiii ihey dilpeii^'d \ufli letism iii- 
 oirt'erent CVrLimiincs, ainl I'liuyn'd loin co keij' lo 
 !|i.: Kiilesiit'the M ii,yv:r ■>■: (it ancient li'ia[:.i The 
 (.ime I'rfuijiaiue in F .leli.nlu.il inaliris, \va- ixt-nisd 
 by iii.Aiii;;a IVtrec tijr abiot;aiiiio tlie l.r.lin Woilliip, 
 .rid riltoiinj; that of .-/.r.i.o.'./.i''. The KiiiR alio fuin- 
 itions Synods of ilie (,ltin\, whm he tluiiks lu-.eiriry, 
 fiiiJsfor the Mtn.ipolifaii ooi ot y-.jv;.-, excn ifes full 
 
 M tor the KevuMies of the Kinj!, ihey are net pant in 
 ready Mrney.bui in the ii.itiiral I'lodin'.N ot their Coun- 
 try i tor I'omc Pri)\in..es allotd (iold, whi. h they tin I in 
 :lic Sand ot' Rivers, oral ilie Kooi.nf lices, m hinj; 
 upon the F!atlli ; others ha\e Horlcs, Cattle, .Miecp, 
 Corn iindl^x-hide*, .itul Ibine few where liio W'avern 
 li'.e, (ciidllicKin'i (i.itnieiili. h.nn.u-n pays i ^o. Oiir,- 
 esoKiold: V, : in. pays every year 1 1 .d (Viikis, anil 
 Mnie I i.irii^ciii , to the value ol j'tn li'wtn l)r!lar»i 
 tof'crhct witli 1. r. {•'nltion Tapcltius: Out of li!;).i the 
 Knv; Hieives IVno I'aiatlies : out rf /J.w;/'i ^ i^jo.i, 
 and I.I pro; oinoii.iMy om of th" other Kiiipd-aib. 1 he 
 I ol!s are (;:-nerallv framed to the Nobility for their I'lib- 
 lil'ane, lA.ej't thole of ihe Inch Mduiitain I rii..i. iiiiri\ 
 'ivrt whkli all ilir Meuh.indiye innli palstiuiii ine/(.,/ 
 V ; iix'.o I hhijli,ii.i, wbi. h the Kini{ relene; to liimf. If 
 His 'I ibic .s lerv d alio with I'lovilioiis Ireni Ins own 
 lands ami f inns belidrs ih.it /J >«/'.-.•, (,n^iii, ami 
 Hn;rii.l.,i tiiidloni Corn and i lelli. Hut his > Inef Tri- 
 biiit istrviiuhe (iraxicrs, who pay hini esety i-th ()>; 
 or Ci w (\iTV three Year;, i. e. a jmli part ivery 'lear. 
 Fveiy r/i,7///.;i, Weaver pa\ . him ycarl; i I ullioii Cl.ii- 
 iiiciii, and eveiy AI,-/iom.f ih a I'ataih, wlmli imoriits 
 10 iir.,., Imperials a Year '1 he I'riees i i all ihines 
 there are v<-ty low ; tor a hiij;e 0\ may be boiifslit lot 
 half a Ikoll.u- The Soldiers Ire npbn Flelli and lilli, 
 without Mi) Hltad ; and Ser\ ants Wajjes aie paid in ne- 
 ' ffl'ary Commodities, an I nut in Money 
 
 "ihc Koyal ( ity ol .l.\uiii.i «as cl' old aJiriiJ with'" ''' 
 
 many beautiful Siruiauns, a fair Palate, and a llaielv l^','^^', 
 
 Ctthedial, but now there remain only in li Kiiins asitit u,. 
 
 liinfdK'linii over hini, and all the reft ol the Cleruy, aiiditellify it was onee a ureat City. It lies in u and ' i-"* 
 
 puiiillies tliciii aeioidini' totlie iiatiiteof iheir Olieiiecs :l North 1 at. and is dillaiit from the l{c.l-<i-n 4^ I't /i/;i.'' 
 B.it in ih.s heditiirs tiom mil i.iinfeju Kin^s> tli.ii he . Ia:a^;ties. Here the an. lent KinKs of /Cf/iMii 1 weretvon t 
 lieiernoniinates to Ft.leliaHi.Ml IJeiietiees j but he ad- 'to be 11 own d, at whuh ti.oe ihe .Aniiv beinp drawn up, 
 ii.itte.l liic .Metropolitan tetu troiii the I'airiat. Iiof -7/f.\.|the roni march tirll, an I lunthe Horle, iiul at'ur them 
 .1,1 ..•, a.i.l ill- I'attiaieh lent lioin the I'ope, tlio' lie the (,'oiiMiers in rich Hal its, and lall ol all the Fmpc 
 luiiid neither: And in.leid in ;i.'/'ii'/'/i where there aie | rour, who alights otf his 1 'orle near the Chnr h of 
 iicotlier F^ilelialli.al l)i!;n:ties, the Prcrogatise of no- 1 ./u(»«<r, and j;oing forsvau| on the (iiuun.l Ipread with 
 minatinn Aieh I ilhops .uid lliil.ops IS lit little worth. Jnih Carpets, he is flopp'd by a lilke;i( .. .r.l hel I ,roK 
 HiJ I'owet 111 leeulav .^ttaiis is bounded by no po- 'the Stien by ibinc Viryiiis, who alk him ilii ewhoheis; 
 lime Liws, 'nit lomeiinies he dilpcnies with thole that lie re,ihes, I .nn />..- \.in^ t/r Sion, and 'ticn drauii'); 
 ite loiinteil the Fundaiiieiiial Laws of the Kingdom : I loith his Cyniitat, cms the C'ord ; whereupon the \'ir- 
 He liastlie lole dil(olal ot W.ir and IVa^e, and all the 'i}"" ^ry i^"t. <lt 1 c:,i.urii ilfi .nt ..«- Ki'H>i Sion 
 Freroijatncs that a Km;,; t.uu l.iun, iho' he makes not I .^nJ preleiitiy the Cmiiis arc tired, iIu .Air is (iil'd with 
 uk ol many of ihem, hi 1114 i(;iioraiit oi them, as ot loud .As-limatioiis, the noife of Driiins, Flnies, and 
 thai ill vet'eren.p to .Meials, the eoniiny ot Money, and 'I runipets : Wlii.li done, the Mettnpoljtan with all 'he 
 llie like. C^ne tliiiii; istolicailniii'd, wluihis rarcevenlFcelelialtieal Ordcis, linpiiy Hymro, .oiidii.;l ihe 
 aiiioi!i;ihe l'i.>k', that no puvate I'eifon. whethei l'ea-[Kiiip to the tirff I'otcli .jt theCliurfh, and there fet the 
 l.int or 1 ord, except Ionic tew, an call any thing Ins Crown on his Head, whiili is nothing but a Hat iwi.r 
 own; but all tlw 1 and.s and barms ol the vIouiury:tre ^doubled, wiih an Azure-coloiir'il Silken b'oad Brim, 
 hel.l b> the Siio|eds at the Kind's plealure, and no man trim'd »i'ith (iold and .Silver Plates, in the likenefs ot 
 laMS II aiiiifs ih.n liii i aii.ls are taken from 1.1111 and pi i 1 lilies, with .1 row ot falt'e .Stones ylnteriin; b.twcen 
 
 viii to anotlicr, iho he pullet's them but a ll.on time 
 lius(Jultommak"s them sers fubmililvc to tlieiiKiiijis, 
 toriliey lerve hiiii in FiMsc iiid War, and biinn hiui 
 
 esrry I'l.ue. 
 
 llelijes .(.v/.mi, thijrc are no Cities in Al/.Xiu.r, and 
 biul'esv Towns. In iVj-.i there is 'Icbt :.!. tile Scat of 
 
 hcfenis aci online totbeir Ability, 111 tiopes ot obtaining ! ihe \ iee-ro\s , and in Dciiduf, '.,til'.», ihe Rcli.lence of 
 
 row barms, or tor tear ot loolinii thofc rhey ban-: Yet 
 iliereare lonie an.icnt illullnous Families, who enjoy 
 not only 1 aiids lilt PreteOlures, by right ot Inheritain.c, 
 asm J .; .1 and /J.-i/i c/;, over whom tlic King claims no 
 other Authority, but to 1 unli:r ihe publuk Finploy- 
 meiiti yearly upon others, fo as they be ol the lame Fa- 
 inilv.. 
 
 ihc Queen, and a few more ikh worth the im ntionini' ; 
 for the . ;/ ./;./i -.1 ihoole rather to liie like \'illu'cis,'tp 
 plaits tliat are fertile andiill'd, and j iti h their 'I cuts up 
 and i2own the Country, where thrv take what thev Hand 
 in need ot, uirhout eoiiilileiaiion ot' the damage or re- 
 gard to the liiturc 'Ihey have neither Caitles not 
 1 oris, and the Mountains of .bi'l-Ani are their only C'li- 
 tadels, where the King's Children were formerly kept 
 Fhey neither i-.iMga'.c their own Rivers, not do they 
 
 i.i.r.w.T 'II'C I'oW-er of the l:rl iipi.m Kings, being lo abloliite, 
 
 :»r..TiKaniJ valtly great, was formerly lertible to the Ncigh- 
 
 .■■''' liour Nations, as appears by their Fxpcduions mo i know what U-longs to Can iagc or Stores, living without 
 
 '^'*''"' /hn-jij ; but at'ter the i'lr.irciij grew llrongcr, they re- inv 1 arc of to-morrow. 
 I iHl',iilh'd /).vuw(/:, and ti'rn'd ilieir Anns againtl the Up- 
 land I'arts ot A/:i..i, whi. h they lubdn'd : And m this 
 (jreauiels they lontimied till they were lore in pieces by 
 t' 
 
 .After the Kings of .-!.'.-■".«.■.( lilt .^.miw.i, they lii'd iiiur.ji.i 
 Tcuts, till I'liei i'.'M built the King a I'alla e at'ier the > m-i. 
 /lie r, ",■(?»; manner, in a phalaiit place .all d f.ui;;m^, lie-',''"'' 
 r Wars iviih theW././/i«.' and G'.i.7i»j ; However their 'ing almolt I'urioundcd wiih the l';/:ni, lake, where the,i,'i.?. 
 I'ower is ihll lb gre.1t, thaY they nhight not only con- : King wasio take up h.s'A inter->]i;airors; liieXativeswerr* 
 'iuer thele Itr.'iitn.uis, but recover tlicir loll Dominions, ama/'d to I'eeoneS'ory above another, wlii.htlics call J 
 it the) would make ufe of the' Arts and .Arms of the 'HouleuponHoulc.Tlie King dines nlone.and .it'tcr he rites, 
 I'.ifof.tiii, and encourage I hem b) building Towns, and the Nobility that are invited take their plac'-, and 
 renpling ihein vi ith rrailcsincii. If the King would cat ot Ins Leavings, which is lookd upon as a great 
 giveio his I'eopL' ami .Souldier.s Ibme InheuMiiee 111 the Honour ; yettlie |ehi\ts were admitted ro dineatano'h. i 
 Jjnds that are won trom ihe l-iieitiy. .md ictiie out of I able in the fame Room, with V. /»;™;. Imtcad of la- 
 
 ■; 
 
 I'i 
 
 •' .1. 
 
 : ( 
 
 ( . I 
 
 
 i H# 'ii 
 
 l^^'^^'f S';f 
 
 tlieni Duke 
 
 Faildoins ujion Ins Nobility. .And ' bie-(doths ot Napkin-., they ufe thin Wafers iind.c ot 
 
 to this end 111- ihould iHailuledbs the Ew a'.t .; n Princes, I Whet, or Rice-l'ade, which lerves them foi Bread 
 notonit o.it r.t Charity, bji to lelle-n the Power ol thejllii^v have no Tieiuhers, Knives, Folks, or Spoons. 
 I'll I: . by wrelting ilie Dominion ut the Hc.i-S,:,: gut of his! no Salt-celler, Pepper, or Sugar-box, and fo in t.nic ot 
 
 1^^: 
 
 Mamis, ami ipoiiiiig the Oinimercc ot '^li'/'. which in 
 the end will be veiy mifihie ous'olticm. lis a great 
 Deteiit in the Eili tum, that they peimit the. I'wkj to 
 be Mallets of the Poitsaiullllandsm the /<. .(-.'ii <«, where- 
 by it is kfi to iheir pleafmc whaiPctlons andComnuidities 
 Hall pafs in and out, be^aufe they di> not uiiderlland 
 thai noNaiiwi can be truly great.withoutlomt Sea-To)vns. 
 
 War they areeas.l of fo many Kitehiii-Uteniils as <ve 
 carry alungwith us. Their Me.v:, vshicli is bhfti, and 
 Broili of feveral Ions boil'd, is lend up by Women m- 
 broad Kartlien Platters, cover'd witli Straw neatly wo- 
 ven and painted. As loon as the Uilhes .lie let on the 
 Table, the Hangings aie letdown, IcH any one il.ould 
 ICC iheKuiiJ eaiing i tjr botd he and the Nobilttv are 
 Fee: f.-d 
 
 M 
 
iw Mllrad of the Hi/lory oj Fthiopia. 
 
 \ ^ 
 
 
 Of ill- M' 
 J.ty Aii',! 
 ft r:)e ^i- 
 tijiui. 
 
 t.a hy Ctul.lrcii, wlm takf i!i.' Nkat and put it iiit> 
 ih.,'11 Momlisi aii.l it ihc 'uMicis b>- uu I'ly, i'h) 
 iiinilt tlicr.i 111, .-lul iC any C.iuiubs I.1II ly, they ,iit 
 ilitui ;in.iln mii> ilitit CIm| 5, .ifitt ilu'y .If ■ lo.ikil in ilu 
 litiitli : But tins i> coinnioii to ila 1.01.1 nil I rulini, 
 ihi.r ilicy mvf.' dniik '^H tl'ty luvc Jniie liuir. IM. n 
 .iiul ..ti-r Mf.ila tlii.y n.nuiioiil) Kp'.U tin' I'Ul'i'i, ilu 
 oii'y l»K.k tins h.m, tonl.iily Pu)^ : An'l >l'^' "'i;)l' 
 15 I • J .nir .11 srcit I'l.ills, in avciy llioit tii.i', be 
 inK .1 ilii:iiiu\l a'monr. -i K'v.it many fivci.il Ri.iJ- 
 
 •■■"■ / 1 .1 
 
 Atllw AiiOiciicctif V.MilulUlms, ilicy lorn aly mil 
 
 a uri'ai 1. i.i) icJ.imH CiTiimiiiii.s, whi.li nw \<iiuf 
 liiuiil.lulU i.i.iiiy lotli., tiny .*u lauLilU'i- In, now 
 .111 i.iiil'ill...!.M t» i|iii,k|. .ulmitii.l 111 lie .111.1 l.i'iilf ilif 
 Kuy, il lie hiiic. I'riliiits aliiij; wiili linn, uiiliiu 
 v.hKh, 111 111.1) noi .ipparL'il'.iic ilic EuUiin ir -Uncju 
 
 Kiiij's. ,.,,•■ 
 
 I he >lril" Mitiincis . 1 Sutc, will) iiiaiURi. ..i.l .MLiii;., 
 wca-r.uiiu'iiy iw ., .allM H.un.Jt; lut th.tc .lUiliii); 
 t.kir I'liwcs .UK'tlui w.is J)' ,.ir tj, i-.illi. /(■•.I.e. 
 1.1. «lii ;ii iiilt «.'.» iiciiiiii'i! Lilly tor ihi' C-Din 
 
 plif .V.ile, ind v\,ic' always Vu^ms: For Kiiit; /(,r« 
 liavinj; Tint one C^unir ,1 Mil"ii-,in lo iiiv.iitc /(,i. 
 ■/■«;,! wiih an Aniiy, in iS!', 'n-' fiil'>Ui(i! .ill ht^. 
 V<i: Ami iIm' tlie W.ir w.i» e.iir^'il iii iIk Hilt two 
 Vein Willi vatiuu-, fuecclii, Vft lor llie neur twi'lvc 
 111 !<'.;■ , when Kinc /J.m ;.i ily'il, ihr .IhlJni'-, |i.,,| ,1,,. 
 "oilt , I' ir, inloimi li 'li.it tticy bev,;iM to liel'p.iir olilTir 
 t'MiMitv, The elui f laiifes nf I'lelc UiriHei , were 
 ^irlt llnKluy'itliii'e.lh luiiiunir.'Aliii «:!•. wl'nlly yivei, up 
 '.) I le.iiMe : Nixt, llic I'lut'i, \\\v) rmnilli'ii iheir M.i. 
 :i(>i...i.t>, Fiieml «iih lire Aims. vvlMife 'I'liuniler ilic 
 • 1/ /'«<j li.u! never lnMrJ. helote, iinl *v .11 very ii mile t'l 
 rluiu, will v Biillei (',u^e ilii 111 nil uralile Woiuuli Hr- 
 liilis, tll.il ilii \/.,/ >W(-M in ///i/' »ii I f'-i eiv'il 'aidiiri 
 I ly ilii'l'i' tt' il I noun .Sei'k. aiiil many ol' ihe Al,'ljm,,. 
 llirnilel\e\)o'iii! Willi ilie V'le'tor ■ .So ili.it every tliini; 
 ilin.ireiml niter i!illr.H'kii n iinl Jiroiatioii, iintij C..i'. 
 /.!•;■/ i-i (. ■.-.wailcn troni i' ■',j^,v wiili 4<;,i Miili|,io. 
 lieii, whole Sikh Is luil been alre.nly tuciitioiid iru 1. 
 1 11111!^ /■>/',./ '.I IVfiin ilie I l,!ui^'. Ill the Inl^ (I'.nc hcal- 
 i.ii.'.l the Roik .lm!-n-'i/:iri, whitli was ihiMinlit Kiheni- 
 sinnlile, .iiul tnr.'il ilic lliifniy tii f]U't it, wliieh in^h- 
 
 ulie.ul.whi ai iiilt w.i» iiciij^iu: , .,1.1 ■,,.,„ 
 
 niiii.Urtl..- \i-:in. I'.itui a Utile I line W.X .i.h.'ivU 10 1 '.V « "iwnaf.il the .//-//w, j aim wlun lie .-an;,- 1» a 
 lhenunn,Munl.r..ll AlU.is : .Sii.h a one w,s /;, - aiilo. the AM/.,» /,.«, tver,' lo terriheil wiih th, hij.:. 
 ;f,;,>„,/». ; w!iuae|o.d r^ M ■,!; ./ ai.a ,?..■.-;. Nvu lo, I i.i.'^anjl Ml liiiiet^, th.tt they vonUl not .,l-ey ,Ik tV 
 hiilillure i-etwi. Unii. tn.lKis, whivcot'ilir tin'eruu.n' ilcis ut then (..i|.tain ; ana liy an ArcRkii. of a Rn- 
 ..DILI- ill VUe-roy^inaCoveriioiits; the oiliu- is over rel ot rowlcr takini; lire, iluir I InrU were lirll It.utlal 
 the Ho'ili. ...1 Servants. Ncm '<■ him aic ilie Vi.i'-ro\s, .iiia p"t to nif;ht,mHl the I'nnt <iiii, kly lollowM, aiii( 
 tani|)-ln.,iKrs, anl Senaiurs, v.l'u aie callM il'i; Mlu 
 
 I Js-es, aiul hase an enual JnrifJuli.iii -v to iilCrmcs. 
 1 he Capt.iui of iheKiu>;'>(jiatd i> ...illM llie C.u.ir.liaii 
 of lire, iieKiilf-l'inR to ihein Ike l-ire, tr,..ni svluiiu 
 ihty reic ve heat and warmlli j bu: the) may chance to 
 burn thcu I iiit;ers. 
 
 • 1 he lull Canip-iiLiUcr Roes Uf re to take ip a lon- 
 s, mem Guaia till eiii.aiiipinji near r'nieKnir^, where 
 the I allure of NV 00.1 . Hal (nafs 
 
 ill 'ir Camp WIS taken aiKi pliinln M. Aficr that heat- 
 taek'il a IKcp Mock in S -i" . , f;arnloii'a with 1 v " /'./ - 
 Itns, and bcin;; .omliidteil b) a h\v who had lomieily 
 been (■cvcriv nnhrrc, he flew ill the H'liliifi.tni, took 
 it! Hor'es. 3CQ Mules, and other goixl Plunder. In the 
 nitaii tune ''..i/m i luit in the'/' /'■<?*! of A din fr 
 (inns an.l Fite-atirs, one of whiih fip]'h'a him with 
 7ri!i Mufiiiictceri; and tin I i''a-l'ie.-rs. (.u-kc? kinwinij 
 .ind luu Tt; (It up .1 iiotli n[;ot thi.s cave the l-i'iiiy Piitir, but beirp out- 
 1' It wuh the Ro.a! iKiiiiier ^1 the t. p, ihe Kirg's I'ro- ffw-ir d In the l\,h, he w.^s Ihor m theTlri'h w:ih a 
 viliun hpl.ch'.l m the nr.dalL- of the C.iiiip, wiili a Mii!.]"it Bnlirt wimriipon iie (led, accompanied only 
 laiiie iVi'-e of Ground .ib.mt It, IVr rivciv in}! the Holies «'iih 1 u who wfie appr. luiided, and he beipp i,,-. 
 cfllvNcbil.iv .uid tlioli' that U'lu; l'ro\ili,.n!,. Next brau'idby f.Vn/m.-, lie gave hnn a (tern Aniwer, who 
 t.i ' Mil 'lie C.raiiiieis.aiid the lell the Coiirriirs pitch their 'ans'a him tn be tormented to ik'atli, ' .'•« I m the Kiri. 
 'Iti.t, ardafn-TtlieintlK coiimioiiSoiildicr., everyone being come into the Army, and heaving that the T.i;'- 
 ini'heirOrdi', an.! a: then due diltaii- e. When the were all retiirn'd home 1 iit l^o, by the .nU'i. e of the 
 Cuerp;Oil.i:ii"i the :Jay of Remosal. eveiy one knows Vcini^.-'r fell I'pon ihf Fnemy, and variinillid thcni, 
 Ikiv topaiK np his Ba^^iupc, and in sshat order to <:''!>:•> hmiUII being fliot to de.ith, whole Head wj? 
 inai '1, aiKl" where to p.ich liis Tent .igjJi. 'I'hefc cxposM to the v iw of the I'eople, and iliey recover d 
 
 ■ ■ ■" ... 1;: If --.., Riit the W./c/itiij hiariiiji the 
 
 !'kc 111 and defeated theiii, and 
 
 the ;jay of Rcmosal. eveiy one knows /Vri/i;,. '.' tell 
 ip his Baiii^upc, and in what order to <:>ii>:'' limilc 
 ...„, ., „„v. ..'licre to p.icli liis Tent .igjJi. '1 hefc cxposM to the 
 Cii -■'. lake ip a ercu deal of i.'Oin, becaulc they ion- new Vieoiir and < iiingc 
 tain ..iil.rheSouldieri, bur iheir Wr.cs and Chil- A'r/7,nf, were lame, br< 
 drcn, ..nolo lufuufs is n, bake their Bread, and make (lew C',;»./,«'. 
 
 the:r H.ydromel. i lie Cainp-iiulUTs, .a:.\ a grc.it Uvay 1 lie King-, ol /./ 
 
 inniat.cisof i;tcatell moimiit, Hiid yeiurally are the y"''*^^' '"^'n'- "P'"''' 
 firlt .Sprui-s of b laion and Stdaion. h^"i, ^' v 'he lM"t;' 
 
 There is no making NV.ir in /.''.V/ -^ in 'he Winter, >•.«■•--.. J^" the rclt 
 
 The King-, of I.ii Ifpi.i have (evcral tributary I'rinccsOf ■ 
 111 rhi-ni. whereof r;if';"r' the E-l-yfinn knew li 
 ot Vfww.li, lMmi:t,\ Ctn;^ 
 
 byrealonof the preat balls of Rain, and Incndatioi 
 of Rivers: But the /i/'j(/"' J aie a « 11 i ke IVop'e, ride 
 a 
 aii< 
 
 ,. . ■ifidi.'.''i(.',L- 
 whctlier Kings or Govcrnoursare by F. .™i.i 
 the King himlilf appomicil to j;overii ptc tiinpoi e .ir the'*' *'' ■' 
 King's I'Ica'ii p, that I'y this ilcpin'lancc thev may bci,';," ■,; 
 i-iorle well, cn.ltire Ininger and thiill Ivyrn'd belief, kej't more faithful to him. Thcv arc calfd iiikI account- 
 id ferve without pay, iKinp coiueir. with blonour, and ed liis .Vrvams tho' of the highelt rank, as Lis Bro'hcr? 
 fuch Lan.N as then Ki'ns is pleas'd m g.\e ihcm. But -ind l;l^ Queen ; for the Wor I p then 1 aiuvni ,e (Inii- 
 the l-'overt. of the Souk'lic.s eiupoveriii.es the Coimi'ies' ties n"' only Slaves, but S.ihiee'Viand nnniellicks ; Ami 
 thio' whiththey p.ifs ; lor lince tliey .annot carry I'o-: indeed they arc little ber.er than Slive-., who .irc I oiuv! 
 eilions Auuj, with them over then 'lep^^d Mountains, at all timis 01 fervc ibc King with then Bod- , anJhavc 
 ihey lake by^oue what is not freely jj'.v'eii iliciii, aii.i |i) no pr.perrv which they . an claim ; and the Ceremonies 
 lav w'lile then own Counirics no'lcl:, ilian then bne-, by whuh ihey oltify their Subinilllon to the Kin^', arc 
 niics And tin. hinderaihem hi m [Uifuin;; the ".• /■»,/, no Id's (l.ivilh; liir the li-ir:,.lr.i his chief MinillLT 
 liecaufc ihey find noihing left bdiiiid tluin out Lands m- 1 "andi 1 ctore the Kinc'^ I'avilion, nikevl to his ■lliiplis 
 till'il anrtnipty Oitiige '1 b.cy have about ly^c | with Ins Head and his Right-hand dowiuo the CJrounJ, 
 M'fi'cets but nut ab :vo lL.ur M ifiiucteers, and tlicfc |cr)int; i.urilir'.ce ..'/«, or. M <l medtui Ur.l, I .rnihe 
 Lut l>'aa b'irc-mcn, and very Int'e F.nvder. , \,„,.,.j> f !-■ 0.n, ih.t f„Hn -r^r 11,^1,;. (M,er ,Siip- 
 
 Ih- lii.'Pelt Aiiny thactheK.iignow bniii^s into t!ic| pliants initeaa ot prcfennn!; written reniions, Itaud in 
 Fxia iia?vlly a'noums to 4- uco, among which -Ixrc are ' a certain plaie early in rlie Moriiiny, cr\ ing with a IciiJ 
 not abov. I ui or live tli^ ulandb'orfe die iclk arc all Foot.! Voice, Mi Ki>,K, '"y '"f- / '"" ';■ i an.i uling .:,iV- 
 ■J'h-r Wt.r ns arcSwovds, and Dans, and Lances,! rent tones, whereby iheir feveral Counties are iliHr 
 and' ilort L inii, with wiiie'i they fight at a dJtan.e, I guilh d : And as foon as day appears, fuch ani fuch au- 
 and a'-iritic Hand lu iliiid, with their Swo'd. and commanded to be admitted aivi heard; or it 11 be a bn- 
 Cuckvi. Ti ride 1. 1. Andes and lead ihcir Morfcs.l lincl's of Monicnr, the Kini', hiiiilelf p,r,es ihcin auJi- 
 /,i,[ t.!l ihty arc read, to chariJc'i.ii'C, and returns him then /Nofwrr. 
 
 arc I .mniuijiy arm'd wiili twol Thenianrier of theirjudicial I'roccedingsis very plain.of ; ■■■ •■ 
 ■ofi.'y ilartunc at a didai.re, ami iiiaiii-'forall Ciiio.verliesare deii riniifd by vvord olMaitli,'' 
 '""• • ■ '^i .• ..■ .c '-■" 'without VVritinp, of whuliihe moll part of ilic N.iti-' 
 
 The I'laintilf produces 
 
 S Si 
 
 I •, I ,Vj. 
 
 which t; -y nc 
 the b.n.r.y. . y 
 
 Si'cars, w'">rcof'^. "^ . , , . „ 
 
 taitil-lc; ■i;.;htv ..htheodicr. The t.'r) ot the hill 
 Ciif-t fori,.cn.ol' .lit wins liie F.eld : for they kn.iw 
 not how to rally w , on.c they ate du'.rderd. 1 hev 
 h.ice 10 avoui a B.. c, and tire out an l:ncmy by de- 
 lay, win. h Ims been tile t.iin of n.aiiy of the r Kings. 
 Till- Cuuii.ry .> very i nicli infellcd w.ih Robbers, who 
 
 ..Ihtlter tlicanVi-csin Roe'.s.iiid Mouiiuins. 
 
 Km' 0.1. i.. in the bcguininu, of .ds Reign, van- 
 
 '^U^ 'lavlie ; ic,7)i; ill feveral H-itiies, but after the (H-i. 
 
 ■■ludconciuer.'.;;^;/'.-, and taken tome I'orts of tlic /<.-,/- 
 i,-.,^ ii-e :;■ ...t Aicnjti.ciid by : heir aliiltanc, turnd 
 
 i. I'f 
 
 on is ifiii'irant. Ihe I'lamtilt produces ins Wiuiclles. 
 wbich ihc Defendanr mav retule if he have any real':! 
 to fufpedl them : But linec 'hev know nor how M cxa- 
 inme or lifr a Witnefs, Jultice mult be Imt ill ailmiiii- 
 !hed ; and iho' it is lawful lo appeal to riic King and 
 ( o'rt Tribunals, yet lew svill do ic by rcalon of their 
 P.iverty, and ihe httlc Hopes thev have of reilref. ; bc- 
 fiiles, that ir is counted an .AHront to tlic iiifcriour 
 Judges, who think rhenifelvci accus'd of in|Ulticc by 
 ihefe Appeals. 
 
 Fur 
 
 „5i I 
 
 ik 
 
^ ; For Kiii« /It H 
 ■•■in t« iiivailc II:- 
 
 I' flll'illKll .ill l^fj 
 •\'ll (11 lllr Hill IWi, 
 
 iir till' Hint twi'lvt 
 the .//•^//"/'. li.i,lilif 
 m til lii-lp.litolil'dr 
 
 nlC Dlfll'l'l , WiTl 
 
 wn wl'fill) j'ivci, up 
 
 t'liiiulI'M (hoir M.i- 
 
 Vlldlf 'MiuiuliT lliu 
 
 I «, 11 very iirri! ki, 
 jliif Wfiiimli He 
 
 I I r'-i I'.v'il t!ivi.i!ti 
 my i>r (lie Al,,f,„:. 
 i> thai ivory tlinK; 
 ol.itioii, niitij f. .,'- 
 
 villi ^S" Miili|iic- 
 ly niciitinii'il III |, 1. 
 till- (iilf |i .Kc Ikii!- 
 as tli(iii(i!ii 1(1 l-c i!|. 
 Li'f it, nliiili iM^i,. 
 .'Inn lie ^aii;. ii. .i 
 
 htii Willi tin. I'lij,;. 
 
 III iioi nl'iy thi Or- 
 irciiliti. of a J',.,r. 
 i- ucru tirit lt.iri:al 
 ..klv lollmv'il, jn.i 
 . After th.it hf at- 
 imI with 1 ■; " /'./ - 
 
 who I1.11I t'omu'rly 
 (ic H'!it>iri,Vii, tnolt 
 1.1 PIntiilcr. In the 
 "•(Tii'j ot /I i/i'rt f r 
 fil'I'hM him Willi 
 «. (,0'i:r; kl!-i\viiii; 
 itir, but hcinpoui 
 I thcTlip.li wth 1 
 
 acioinpuiiii'it only 
 ami he beirp nj.. 
 tcr" Aiilwcr, who 
 
 llfiiiliii ihcKiri! 
 jiirii tii.it the T •{• 
 
 the .Tilviie of the 
 J vaiHuiill.il thcii!, 
 , whi'li' Hcn.l h:« 
 mil iliey rrrmcrd 
 IJrUns hi.iiiiiii tin- 
 kkatej tliiin, jnJ 
 
 il tribiiMry PrincM 
 rhi'.piitn knew lilt 
 'Ci:l,; C.ir^^^, .md 
 
 Govcrnonrsari,- hy 
 I'li'tiinpine .ir tho 
 
 line rhcv may be 
 
 r.iWW .111.1 arccunt- 
 
 rk, as I, is Brivlicn 
 
 1 jiiiv'a ,1" fii'iii- 
 
 IJiinicltK-ks : And 
 
 liK 111 1( hap. >^\>^' ^''^ y^l'/lracf of the I {ijlory of Vth\()\^\;i. 
 
 iil 
 
 
 .■s, Who arc 1 Diin! 
 Ho.l , an] have 
 mi the Ceremonies 
 
 tn I he KihC, arc 
 
 IS rhirF Miniikr 
 
 i to his 1 hiplh, 
 wii to the CiroiinJ, 
 //((/ /..I /, / iim ii<e 
 la. (Xher.Scp- 
 Pennons, Itai.il m 
 civinji with a KiiJ 
 aii.l iiling lU!)- 
 
 uiifies are ililli'. 
 
 t'lieh aii.i filch aie 
 
 . ; i-'i it It be a bii- 
 
 (',1. es them auji- 
 
 iliiigsis vciv plain, Of r-'! 
 ^ vvord ot'M nth, *"!■,'• I 
 
 part of the Natl- j , 
 ices Ins NViiiullis, 
 le have any real't'n 
 .V imr how to exa- 
 
 'C bit ill admii'.i- 
 
 al t'l tlieKiiinanJ 
 
 by naioii ot their 
 iveot' nilril. ; be- 
 lt to the iiifcrioiit 
 s'll of iii|Ulticc by 
 
 I-ur 
 
 h'lir C.iptral (ainui, ihry iifc pKlicailmg, or Hanging, 
 or Sioii'ii): fb' l)tfeni!fr< to <lc*tli , if the Crime be not 
 . ipirtl.tlv V • ■: >i(h Willi ilriibliiiif;. The N >''iliu tor any 
 l)lK'n<ea'' I r: !iiltoili- •' s ' -/ i*;-, ortlieir liipji ami 
 iteep Koi k HonUi iiles are .lelivrr A up m ilie in xi of 
 kii), to til Piny miirlcr'il, who iiuy eithir par, Ion 
 tlieni, orfellthfin 'ofii'ciciiM.rehan' . t put ilieiii to 
 leith. It 'he II" n-: I i I'ejpes, h Nfi(!libo> rhon'l 
 Iff iibliijeii ro pay a bitie, by win. I iikviii.s man. M ir-i 
 ilut:. ireeither prfveiuuil i,r ibl^ove'". ' The l.iiivof aiil 
 I'.ye Ii r .111 I' y ■ appelrl 'o lie p.'. 1,' lice.i'iU' foiiie, 
 .Vli'ii have iiUMT iifi for me Metfl «r 1 m .'lulicr, Ui- 
 ■ordnii', 'otlitir f.verul Call ii.'.i, llin I ■* ' .! InVil in 
 ;iil|:/'il Nrnmi ; .liiJ It leem« I rpiU i. (, ,re ler rhc 
 
 Oiliul.r fo the fury of the Ortoniled Pariv, uheni 
 llii-yl,a(e iinlnali'il |iiili;e«lo(;iV'' NeiitfiKC wiiii'iiit Fa-' 
 voiii aiivl Arlectiuii. 
 
 0/ o'e '(.•..V'W "/ I'fc Al.edincs, fu-illclUitel'iifUiU 
 "I Ml I. 
 
 , . I'Airill';by tie flbiiloiis kepoTHof V.K^/ IV the ,h»r- 
 1 ~-i..i., the Init Fii'.bainulor to Cn./;!:; 1/, aii.l M(M'.i"i/.a 
 'I,,:, th.t-'are v.irioib Opinioiu about the (Irijiinal ot 
 rile KeliKiiinof the /lh''ii;ri. 'l\u\ xvlio.ntiiii! the I'ra- 
 iiaunnf Qjiecii .»',i.v/.-:i, rlnnk ihat the .(/■.//.•</■■.! Ii.ij tho 
 true kiii'wiiili! ■ I'f (■odc\e. Iiiiee the Reign of .V l,'»iaii, 
 and vti tliat ihiir ■.../•.. K tes, fiuli as C^irenmiilion. 
 al'llnnini' ttciti iMc.its tori m. I. Ion, o fi'r\af ■n of the Sab- 
 bitli, Mnriap.e of the liroihri s Wife, 6'e. haj their 
 Dnfinal from thcnee : tti.t iliete tliiiif;s beini; eoininoiib 
 pra.'ti,M ill other Nations, ami limie of them by the 
 Pniiiit V' (. Inilliail-, it is note rtaiii ihit thev weic re- 
 (L'lv d trom tl'.o jcT' ' ■. ;o t ir.iniirifion, it wis in life 
 aiivinp ihe /•?'>/'fM>i(, /'/i.'ii.Vmm, ami ll.innt::, .iiid 
 many o'her N itirn;, wbooiily roiuiil tho .Skin with a 
 Knife, whereas tliry.-.»r !lit It with tlicir Nails till the 
 P'f:uri:m falls ilowa ; neither ilo the ./e. ..'.-..-j per- 
 fonnit with any Cetemoiiv ; tor it is done privately by 
 any poor Woman, ivi'h.i',' :ii Staniers-by ; and ilieu- 
 fiiroKinp ;' 1.M11.. Ill hi. '- , ifod'i n layi with .St. /',:;//, 
 Tint Cir nincilinn pi .p'.etl-. iiothnu'. but is iis'.l like 
 Incdi in of the Fi'c. rr I'oarin;; th F.ar.'., a..or.!iiii> to 
 ilieC'::'';n .|f their C","untrv : And tli.; I'a.ne Ceieiiioiiy 
 IS iile.l to Females, not oii!y by ihe /ibri'i.-t, but tlio 
 i;,'>«..iio and i ■Hizm, where the Women . niiiit it ,i 
 Rcproaeh to be oall'd L'neiicnmc isM. As to Swines 
 Ficlhthefa d .'».Yj.v.i tellsns, lii.it th'Y do iiiit abttaiii 
 from It out of regard to the hl-fu. law, neither do they 
 abhor him that feeds upnii it, upon a te!it;io s aeci iiiit, 
 any ii.orc than we do the ('irii 1 f. rea:lll^• bloifc-blclh, 
 h.iithat they aieniint ad kind of Me.u . ;tan , only they 
 jMtaiii fr.iin IV, lod and tliirvis l(rani;led, by vertne tf 
 111 Apufloliik IXviee, which was always i" 'oicc 1 1 the 
 talleiiiCluni.i, .n i tor niniiv Apes in ilic Welieni. K 
 to the .Sabbath they do n"i obferveir as the .'i^.i'i dl'.',«ho 
 ivould neither diawWattr.noi' kin.lj.'Fires.iinr liiels.Mi at 
 withat Jay,biir ili y o' Krve it lor pioi s nfes.according to 
 the ancient Conllitntions ca.ld .'^poltoi ok yit : lo that 
 ihcy Itill prelervcthe Lord's Day, c n whiclioiir Savioiir 
 lolefiemthe dead before ii. As to man v.ii>! tho Bro- 
 ther's Wile, 11 is no' enioyiul, b'.u only coiiiii. d :i' bv 
 tilt Mapllrates, yet lb, that their Wins are dtlurr'd 
 Imin thcConinuinion. They d.i iiidied .ibilam lirmi 
 thcSincw mutilated, whuh they iiiipht Iciriitiom the 
 ■^'ivrarhoine. 
 , ^. ^ The Cnnvcrlinii of tho !;!l '.p'nni happin.d in the 
 ...sitimeof ,St. /■lil'.DirJiii, under C ti'.nutnf tho (ireat, in' 
 ■ the Ycarof C'Aii// ^1^, and was begun and carry d oni 
 ty liiimi-iK-iiii and llii li-i, two Sons of ^i'lopiui a| 
 TrrMB Merrhint, who died in a Har'-oiir of . /vii./j;',.-, 
 ontheCiMllof tlie /<".'-">■■•. Tlu.e two Urothers beiiif; 
 lii!;h:y fivour'd by the King fir tluir Inpcnuity and In- 
 diilliy. Were by him jrelcu'd to be Keepers of Ins 
 Hooks and Papers ; and beiii); very kind to t!u- c/; ijl.n>: 
 Merchants li.it traded into iholo parts, they br-.aTic lo 
 famo'.'s f r their Piety and Venue, th.it the Chrillian 
 Relii;ionwas hiphly clU'em'd by all. Which buundati- 
 on bciiv.1 laid, i,,aiin:ti:.s took a joiirney di St. ,iti:inA- 
 liiii. Patriarch of AleM^iuiiiit, qiid wasbv linn fir his 
 P.trtsp.nd Condancy in the Faith, . eated tlio hrlt Bi- 
 thop of i>'.j>j>irt : Wliere'.ipon remrninp into l.^lntpi.i, 
 he iiiitia-ed the Natives by B.iptilm. and then ordain'd 
 Prelbytcrs and Deacons, 1 iiilt Chnrches, and lo intro 
 diic'dthe ChriHiaii Religion into Kthifput. Aijrceable to 
 this, is the Kelatiuii which the V.ihiopi.iin have in their 
 Bookol .:.\:'ni-, and the ac.-onnt given by the lirhwri. 
 Lituit;v and Poet, that in the tunc of St. j-l:'-in/:iius, in 
 the Kcigii of At:^beh.i and Ab>ch,i, two Brothers, the 
 Gofpel was firlt preich'd by .-/W.i Sri.'w.i, as they call 
 
 huiHi!Mim i wliuh Slory tMrn will gnnihjfil, and 
 .ij'rved to by ihc .llcllhir, (irni,i-i, and Uii-i Vi.ieii, 
 p.iiiily ll.eWK, ih.it the c-nvetlioii ot lU.- ,/.'(•;,(.. j «ai 
 Mi'her (u eaiiyasi|hl).i\sul ilit Apolllts, ajfoiiii luui 
 ihomht, ruu lo late as iliediiy' ul it-.lhin., a» i . / .■,-1 
 and Nirrph''ru>C'ii.'. .:,, aJlinil ; whole JaO'Uit nab'-. Ill- 
 prov'd }>\ li.e ^1^ s..r>„ ( amm, t\h m ampin il.. Ii.lt 
 .Se.it of Di^-nity in the Cmji .1 10 tlu- rulite . I /. 
 '''i^i.i. 
 
 The Couvirfinii of lit! ,..p', \•^^w^^ i.l,iis J r-Min by / , ' ' 
 '".•»,'i«t, iiKiiiy M.inks lan.c fioin' !■ vna. I'ail.. cd ilie l',, ' 
 /< m.iii Finpire, to allillliun 111 pn.pap.uir.p ilie I ii 1 .i-i' 
 111 Kclipioii, whereof nine were molt fanioi s, wli.) pi .• ,'," 
 bably c.iiiie from the m iplibonii.ip. Parts o( / .p.lj. 
 ( wheie ill s aiilleie way of liviiip was mil pi iCt ,1 liy I'm 
 Sx. I'.iiil, ,li,in,>,,, and otheis, that iidthiiliei Ir, in ilio 
 Perleiiitionot the I latlir:! and ll.i'.d ilim.l.ii ej in 
 I'/i;-.!, where tin y eicUed tlini Chappth, Cue ot ihcm 
 eall'd W..-M,r»/ ,, 01 \l.cl.rl, is lef.l luied ly the /.//.| • 
 .1. Poiilbi deltioynip /fiivc'jKiiKdoiii, wlitili may vi- 
 iherlipiiilnthe Kiim.iiiniot Sacm, iraS-iC'itp j-ei y 
 IiumII'iI, whi. lull,' juci 'i.t l,ti .ff. wo;i: 1, • u a.dio 
 hipienie Deny • Ihe Cells of tliele Monk- ac- 10 be 
 feeiiin ( ;; I to tins Day, anil paitu iilaily tlio Cell aii.l 
 Sepulihrool I'l f'- ;,, itlcbrated by ihi.i Puit fot 11- 
 lloiini'theii dead to life ap.iin. llellder, tlicfe, ilier.' aii. 
 leveral great Doil,ir.<, Mirtyt iiu! faints, fa i..)i;, Ibi 
 workinn Mira,le<, who ii.ijhtily ip '.noted ihetlinltl- 
 aii Kelimon ; biir iinno iiioie reiiownod I " Si.i.tity ilini 
 '..:; .: ' icnfi.' Ki!'!'!-!, the .Servant of the 1 -. 'ly t.h.lt, 111 
 boiio.ir d whonithty keep a Holy Daw i'- N' rth. 
 Nest I'liiin IS ■/.■./,i //d/m.oii-, who liucc.Jil -> Miii, 
 the hrll Abbot 01 Monks in i-.;/ /.;>, tioin \'.liom i.t le- 
 leivd his Monaltii.il Habii, aii.l rellor'el ili.it way of 
 hviiic •'''';"' I'le ^eal i- .. He is nieivioi:ed rii the 
 l:r .lyic Church Kenilicr'., and his l.iftis exiant in l.ir . 
 ",■••'. Ibilfdwi'li fivei.il Miracles and App.irmon^, He 
 y.ivciiow Rules to hi% Monks, iiid order'd them to (ub- 
 iiiit 10 a tJoviTiioiir, svho does enhri ulit hiiiilelf, or 
 lent foiiie iihers tor. I'orin b.rior.)aii 1 pumiliTiaii.niellors. 
 Theoiher Abi'Ol ,alr,.! /;.,,/;„•/;•/,«, 13 no lel'> tano,i, than 
 he; biif luinipofed i.o (joveiiiour iijiuii Irs Follower^ 
 and •lierchire ceiy Abbot is liipremc in lii, -nvii Mo- 
 naltcrv, svIm mc.ife of death is ihjfeNbytbc :elt ol 
 thcMoiik.. Then Hulcs <rc iimch diirereiit Irom th'j 
 i;'r.-.i' and /..»/> j ; t'or iieithet do iluv wea- a;i) pecu- 
 liarl labit cieej't tlieir Croll'.s which ■i:--. >arry, neitiict 
 do they live in Moiultuies, but in kaitev'd Cottages 
 near foiiie ChurJi. I'hey place their P.etv , l.ietly 111 
 I'ayini; n.any Prayers, and 111 rcpeatiiii; tlie I'lajnis ui 
 iJ.r. .1 with lo iniielilult, tha- none is "able lu t'oilow 
 illcin. Fiery one iiianmi.s li,s own Gi' uiid, an.l liiej 
 vipun the rrodmft ot his labours; fo t!ut iliey au 
 rather iiiimariied Hiilbar,d-ni.ii than Monks, 'ihey arc 
 Couii'ed infaniouvit they marry Wives, nor are ihoiv 
 ChiMieii .Ml'.! lie of bcii|,.' a.hr.ittcd into the Clei)!y j 
 yetiheybear CiviKlfii.es, .iiid arc f,;nietiir...s made Go- 
 iein<",iiis ot Pruviiicrs. Ukiv \ iila;;es, ssliuli arc m- 
 Head of Monallirus, arevoiy inin, irons, and difpetj'd 
 overall partsif the Kmpdoin : There arc alfo Nuns in 
 /..Miof.M, very igiHirai : and devout. 
 
 The .••;'..' ..'J I. I'etli r with the Cliiidian Hilipion.f,,..,, 
 receiv'd tb.e Holv S.iiptiire whuh was tr.iidlatc.l iir.oiij .^ 
 ihe /•.''/-'/r;.c Idioinof T/';o: fniin the (. ec'; Vcrlioncf the-'". 
 7 J, aei-ordiiigtoa Copy iis'd in the Cluiivh of /Lev."- 
 I'i.i. Miey have the New Teltamein ti inilated from 
 the ,Ui:i:tii:i. (,ic<:^ Text, which has not yet bc.Mi broi^iiht 
 into / .'/oi^cpurc and enure ; lor tho li-iii,:i: Ldiii-ii is 
 printed tiom a lame iiiiportoilt Copy, for want of th.- 
 i;!/ 10, u Oi ■.^inal, asthcConipilcr Jo//a J,-.'..'; tonfelUs, 
 .indbepsf Ion for it, tlio' 11 is printed in ilic Polypl^'t 
 Bible, beiaiile noother Copy could be procur'd. 
 
 They have the Holv Sciipturc entire, and icckcu as 
 many (i'loksas sve do. but dmde them after a different 
 nuiiner; for ihcy diltiiipnilh the Old Tenameiu, wliiJi 
 comaiiis 4f- Books, into four Parts, and join s\ nh ihem 
 other books ; belides, that tlies mi.'i the .Apotiyilml 
 with the Canonical. 'Fhe firlt Tome is call'd o,:ii , or 
 the Law, .Old contains in it eight Books, from';,'/;./,, to 
 Hi"" : '1 he fe-eond is call'd Siij^nJ'j, or Kin;.;-, and coii- 
 
 tainsinit 13 Books, from .s'.o/,.,e.' to the ;'/ .•, ni.lui- 
 
 inp thctwo Books of i i'l.i and o'v./.'.". The third is 
 calld So.'ii-ii, and contains hvo Rooks, iii.dudiiig th.- 
 Book of VVil'doir. and S/<<;e/,: Ihe foiiitli Tome is 
 I'.ill'd .\. :/'.;. If, or the Prophets, and contains eiphtcon 
 Books, including UrruJ' and Sufmni.t. ut all whii.ii iheic 
 arc only a lew at l{'»u- in MS. and a ti:w c^nly piintej ■ 
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 An Abjtract of the JHtJiory of Ethiopia. 
 
 Lib. 
 
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 Ill- 
 
 Liiihor'uv. riii-y liavi- alio Books of Martyrs, and 
 ivrs ot' S.iinr-^, nnJ Hvmns m priilo ot the Virgin 
 
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 'Ilu- Niw Trniiiifut fotiLiiin 14 Rooks, Atnl IS alio 
 Jivi.lcJ iiiM to\it I'arn , wlirnof ihc l\rlt .on' iiix il"' 
 loiirlviri'c'lilts, ill'- lrior..|, ilii- Ai!ts of the Ap ilkb. 
 thrihif.t. i!»-lourhrir'l>'«toSi. ;'.„;, ,m.i tliof'intl^thv 
 lev (II Ho.isof thf rihcr ApoOlcs, niJinii vvi'li S!.Jmle\ 
 
 I I'lltli-, 1.1 which ihcv .i.'.i! as a Su[ipli-iiRi.i , ih>' Kcvi-la 
 
 II mv, ijll.t the Vilion (if St 7'''"- 
 
 IViihc Niw IVnaiiitiit rhoy j'ciui.illv annex a Vo- 
 J nil, lailM 'i.'i/'."'. or ill'- Hi\k of Syiimt', vvliirh 
 I Mii.i'iiis ll'.i. vlf.iithti'tion* ct 11 ■■ Ai'Olllov ai tlioy aic| 
 ■ .ili'J, whi.hnic UT\ niiu h >lirtv 1. nt fuiiiuholc Jilivrsil 
 aiiioii;4ii^ • Thole ihiv .Ini.li ini , <it>li; I'.iiis, aiui ail>! 
 tlinn in lie N. wlilfimdir, .i» it ihpv weu- i,| rlic 
 fainc Amliniiiy, ami lomaiiui i' »• I'.iiKlnts c:| t.hiiHi- 
 anity. >s'i \i i,. ihcli Uvy n vo. i.. <■ ilx ihnr V.i,iir.-rii, 
 t'l'iiii il-. till' \i\f.ir, I'u t> it.'.i.if.iii,} , mil l:il /:„,. 
 «uli pihii I'lO'iniial C'liiin, iK rcicii .1 m inct'hiirih, 
 till tJK- t. .vii, ilof f'.r'.i-.' 'I lliir |irii>!is ilu 10 \i.eiir 
 C'an.r.s. whiih wire aUv.iy. reiiivil in ilie i.ie,-^; nml 
 / d II. (iiiirvli.thcy admit aMo ot H4 other Claiioiis.whii h 
 au L\t.nt m .7.i-/./,<;, and were lent t>y r. ».//-•«?/>;<• their 
 Kinpcioiir 111 ^v"'" ?'""■'■'''"'■ •■>"'' 'ii"><'<^ I>Toiipht to 
 /< i« 111 u /'. lhi>Bookot Synods eontams, riilt tlie 
 Svnnd of" '.Ik- Holy Apultin tor ordeiiiij! tlic Chut, h, 
 whiih is :.mi to le written b) C:ri-rr, attcr whiwli fol- 
 low fi veil C'Hiili lis, I)'-,, of .In ^./•, Crtii.r, .V'Vf, G.i>,- 
 hitw.hir. I ^r.a.rit, and <i'.i'ir. Then tbilow tlic 
 Ai"sof :;iS Holv Fathers a Trcitifc of riie SaMuth, 
 1 Oevlaratioii of the Uoiihinc ot the 1 iiw, and a Decree 
 and Cm in of Penan c. 1 he IWiok was wriiteii at .l\- 
 «./.-, wirh the Kiii.n's Pre'a e "1 o this lUii.k is an- 
 tiex'd t!ie;r i-ctiTa'. I.itm^v for Vraycrs, and Mmiltra- 
 tioii of tlie Coninuiii.cn ; beiide* whith, they havcntlicr 
 l.iiii'nies pn'r^r '"■ Holy-flays, vi;. the I.iiuigy of onr 
 I.(ird!"(.iir I ade, the ApulUis and St. A/'i <:, whieh 
 I ;tiMi; es are I'lippofed to l<f written hyfomc Holy Men, 
 as that' ■•^f cut l.a.'.y by Cyrimr. They have alio a 
 MS. I iiir.;v, eall'd the '1 hanklRivint; ot Ohlaiion, 
 wli.elii.s re..d at the Sa.ranieiit, Hut their Syinfolic 
 Hook, 'vinili is eali'd the I'.uth of the F.ithcis, is .:ol- 
 lei^led oo.r of the fl. niilies of St. .Irhjn.i/iut, lU/i!, 
 (s ;■ , and thcf-iir (,>;:; "iVj, &i. and is of \ery great 
 Ant 
 1 
 
 i."i V, v.h. re(>t'rh,it wrr. ten lately I'v .-;/■'•! 1 .Vij« is high- 
 ly iliei m d. I liev atlee't iinccnih WoiJ.sinthelV .hinti.c- 
 m,:, after ihc tiMiiner it the ^fifj. 
 i|. Siiue the Syii'folial I'lXik alorc-mcntionM, wlii.h 
 iccoiitains the Keiininc Dodriile of \.\k Eti-iopc CJiiir. li, 
 '' IS not to be toimd in hn^ip-, and the Confellion f< t forth 
 Iv Kini; CV:i(..i»j, tciid.s only to ..dear them troiii the 
 t'liirge "of 7;'./ii7i«, we ihall i>ather Irom their puhlick 
 I I'lirpics. 'he Writings and Sayings of Pcrfons, tliefuni 
 cf the 7., ,/.'!" UoOrinc. '-i 
 
 And lird. they own the Holy Serirtiirc to be the fol? 
 I'.ii'e of I'aith an.t Manners, and delight in iwtliing more 
 than theKepetitionof n in their Sermons. 1 hey pay a 
 i;r.Mt defercne ti the thue hrit Ohiiimcnieal C'oiin- 
 nls, and gcnerallv make ntc ct tl'.e .V..--H,Ciced ; tin 
 reiihri ihry 1101 any ■ t the F.allcrn Clniridies, know 
 am ihiii'.; ot' thai whieli v-c toiiiinonly call the Aj'OlHes 
 Creed. \Mla^^■ver iliercfore tlie Catlioliek Church le- 
 lii'v 'd. I- fore die (ioimeil of Cl'.i\,-'i ", ,on.crning ihrec 
 diiiiiiet i'cilonsin one t'lVenee, tlic Kternity of the Son 
 of (io.l, the eniftaive of the Holy (iholt, the M/.f.ii-i 
 a.hr.it and i .v.\\'<-n\ to Thus they deeiare in their l.inirjiy, 
 that thck- three Verfons are one Ciod, whercot none is 
 rider or grraur than another, fut all the three arc e.ntal, 
 having 1 ni Glory, one Kingdom, and one Power. 
 Jliit is to the I lo!y Choft, they fiy he proceeded and 
 1; nni'-! fioin 'hel'athir, Init never asidfiom the Son, as 
 wis lullelv I'rinted in their I.icir^y at H.mr, tho' they 
 hwn him to he equally the Spirit of the Father and the 
 .Son. 'Ihey fo ahhor the Nillorian Hcrefy, aliening 
 tw..Perfons inChriit, that they will not admit ot his 
 tuoN.itnres and two Wills, tiio' they affirm Imn to he 
 pcrfe.l ( io 1 an.! perfect Man without coiilulion and enni- 
 mixiion of the two Natures. 1 hey own the facred Me- 
 rit, of Chrilt tu be mofl fnfli ient aii.l efficacious for the 
 Sins I r ail .\tankind. As to the Sa.rrainents, thcv .inkc 
 ufeot Hapiifm, according to the InlHtuiion ot Chnlt, 
 and wall the Ceremonies anciently usd by the (djurch ; 
 an.l they .adiiuniHer the C^ommunion tiiall. both Laity 
 and Clei'.'y. as 1, the Cudoni in all the hiltcin Church- 
 es. They have n." the Word Saerament, nor do they 
 uf: aii'. other befide s tlielc two, being u'terly ignorant 
 nf Confir.rati.n and hxtrcme Unflion. i hey a,.know. 
 ledge til. teal I'refen .e, when ihey pi.iy that the Bread 
 may U- made the Bodv of Chrill, aiil the Cup changd 
 ?iTtc Ijra H!./.d, aii.1 bclicv: that the liicad ami Wim' is 
 
 chang'd into the inyttcriouj Reirefentation of Chnds 
 liody and Ijjoo.l ; but deny any luih change of the Si:! ^ 
 llaiLe js IS multiplied m riaiiliibllantiatioti,and tlieiel'uic 
 ihev do n.c. lay at n.e (.inlecratii.n, IV.'ii ;. »„ n„,. 
 Willi h Words cMib, a<i.>idiiig tu the Papilis, lan pru- 
 diiie ihat Change; but, J' n 7i i-.i./h »/o ilif.,/-, j, m t,,^ 
 i'will'K I ; uhi.h Winds haie 111 iheni 110 Inch fine; 
 Neiihit du ihi-y .iiiril ii:e to the conlecr.iti .1 Miii.iin] 
 thole divine llorioiifs, winch the beliel of Iranlubllan- 
 liatioii rii|iiires. 
 
 As to the Soul, they bclie\r that it is iiriuortal, an, I 
 was mil iiilpird into M.in by tiod ; luit they ihiok it 
 abliiid, that ( .od llioiild bety'd to iieale every Ja) new 
 .Stuils 111 adulter, us IJinlis. .-Ss to the llate ol the .Soi.l 
 alter de.ttli, ihey have feveral Dpiiuoiis ; Imi tisi>(ne. 
 tally bi!iev d, that the Souls ot pious nnii Ih.ill ii,,t t,,. 
 |oy ihebeatilual \'i!ion beloic the Ki Uirre^tiur, but re- 
 main in f ,me ilir.i pla.c. i ipcctiii;; that Kirinreet;( n . 
 which leenis u, be implied in their Prayeis fur ihe' 
 dead, luilias tlule, li^mnnici i n .1 .or Vi; /j ,; oi s^ . 
 • ■•n:i, i:i,,l .i,'...,,-o I .'. om l-,:ir :, See. Wfeiice fun .• 
 havemferr'd, that they believe a Purgat'jry, wIikIhIhv 
 do micily iicny, and afiinii ilielit Piayets to It oiilv .1 
 , Cenimeinoiation of the hafpy lll.iie rf ihc dcci.is! 
 after the Culioiu ol ilie aiiticnt (..lunch, v.ho ssirc 
 wontio read the Naiiies cd' the M.inyrs out ot die pi.L- 
 , lick Reg'.lters, i.T honoiii 10 ilieii iiiinit rv : Hm i( i,,^; 
 were to piay Men out ot ihe pains of I'uigaiory, lif.. 
 I Ihnul 1 raihcr pras l.'i Mm whole l.ncs were lunfc ,ni,J 
 vain: wheicas the I'eiloiis they ooiniiiiiiior.ite, vseir 
 moll iiuioient and holy, and died many Ages aj;o, aiij 
 It «Oul.l be a great Iirurs to their Mmiory to Irbivi 
 that iliey had lieen !.« long toriTHiiuii in l'i.i(aluiv, 
 Ihev lieny iliai tiny give lliMiie llunouis n il,e Sair.ii 
 departed: lor iliiy i .ol iheir Hiilj-day s Kenieiiib.aiKt. 
 and not Soli mi'iiies ; vet they invoke thini, thu' tl.cv 
 know n It how they can hear tliim, and alio b.gilHii 
 liitrice:lion, elpecially ot the \ iigin At- », v.h(,iii they 
 111 nourex.cedmgly, but eieCl no Siiiue.s to hft. licii.i( 
 conteiiicd with her Pictiue. Ih'y invoke alio 'lir An- 
 gels, beiaufe they aie fai.l to apl^ar to good Mm ,cii.l 
 women, .ind hear then Pi.iyus Ot ihefe they rccMji 
 nine ()ru.~rs, whole Names they take Iroiii Holy 
 Sctiptun. 
 
 In their Catechdin they firft teach their Youth to le 
 lieve tij/ee Perliins, iiiiial in all things in one (K)d,wiiui; 
 they illultratetA the .Sim, whkh being one in lulltancr, 
 has thne ililtinet thnv^s, ;/,-. Kotmidin, light, a;i,: 
 He.it; Then they 1111I111..I th. ;n a.s to the I'eifoni! 
 (.diiid, ili.u lie was be,;ottenot his Father withoiu iiin, 
 andb.)inot the \ irgiii his Mothci 111 tune, that he 1. 
 roth Ciod .ind Maiiin cue I'cifon, and as 10 h.s hjptiliti. 
 his I aim g, his raiiion an 1 death, and the other Articles 
 tontaind in ilu .-Xpoltles Creed. 
 
 As the Chill lies ol the I'liiiii'ive C hnftians ucrc,, 
 built after the loim ol ihe leuiple at ffui/nirm, liaviiigi: 
 a wide Fotili, where the F.ksoriate Pcntcms ainl" 
 Novices tarried, and ilie Body ol the CI1U1..I1, in wlmli ' 
 VMieihe FaithtuI, and a Item pUt>- licrceiid with a i 
 Cnrtain, .all'd the Sauituatory lo vvlmh the ClioirJ" 
 now antwers m out Churihis ) (i were the more lai\:uih 
 ' ot the l-.ihioj'k Chur.lici, built alter the fame niannti . 
 But whereas none but l.nlelialtical Perlons wete aJiim 
 ted into the Choir, at the entry whereof the Lie.y le- 
 ccivethe Communion, the f.ii'K.piani, liy . reaung ihci: 
 Nobility and their Children Deacons and Sub-ileaions 
 admitted them into the Choir, and their King. s ch: I 
 drcn alUinied the Dignity of lourle, tarrying a Ctulij: 
 the Badge of it, even alter they come to tiie Crown, 
 which ma V be erne rcafoiiwhy the King is lalld I'cj/ .rr 
 ?o/'«. They neither fit nor kneel in thtirChutches, bia 
 always ftand during Divine Service, but they are allow 
 ed to lean their Bodies upon Crutches. Ihey have h 
 great reverctirc for thur Churches, that when thev coii.o 
 near one of them, tliey alight Irom their Mules, arJ 
 walk albot till they are palt tliein ; and when they eii- 
 icr, thev put otf tlicir Shoes at die Door, and never fp.t 
 upon the Pavement. 1 hey admit PiiUiires into 'htit 
 Churchei., but abonimatc Statues j and it is cuiinml .t 
 heinous ofl'ente lor any one to cirry about him a I'lClerc 
 of (■'/'•//.'erucihed, tho" their Clerg\ bear Crolfis in iliiir 
 Hands, which are revcrea.'d 1)\ all who meet ihciiuviili 
 a Kils ; an! tlivy olten ligii theinl'elves, and ilie thiniis 
 that bel.jiig to thcni, wiih the .Sign ol ti.e Crols, ai the 
 ancient Chi iltians usd to do- 
 
 .^it.) BapUlm, the Pnelt being to Haptife ,1:1 aJeit 
 I'erlon, litgms with the-,.; I'lahn, .md tiien having 
 pcrfnni'dhim with liK'eii.e, he enquires Ills N.inie, an.1 
 if'er the recital cf certain I'r.'.yers, lie ai..iuiis levcf-d 
 jjaii?ot Ins Ikxiy with Hoy Oil, jhJ lays Jus ILind 
 
 upon 
 
 r. 11 
 »i 
 
 Upon his 
 Kight-ha 
 ran ; but 
 Might- ha 
 over the 
 lieve it r 
 fo.tie piei 
 the Aiffs 
 puor'.l in 
 hicinfal! 
 mg defi 1 
 dncf e,l b 
 hea.l and 
 i;:rl'ri, '. 
 arl'ifted b- 
 were thei . 
 Anrients I 
 are tirll 1 1 
 the Piirif. 
 nieni, in; 
 
Lib. lillchap. XI X. JJn A hjirali of the Hifiory of f thiopia. 
 
 3i?5> 
 
 rtfLTH.^tion ot Clinfls 
 li I liauj^c ot ilic Su!^ 
 riti.-iiioii,.iii4 tlu'icluic 
 tn.n, T/.'i' ;> wn /lo.i-, 
 the rapil'ti, lan jtu- 
 
 ./h wo /In./', 'l, I. {_„f, 
 
 tliin) no Inch line : 
 ci.iikir.iliil |Jiji,i,||^ 
 cticl ol Iriii'iullt mi- 
 lt It IS iiiiiiicirt.il, ,in,i 
 I ; bill tlity think it 
 ittjii every lUy new 
 till lUii iH the Soi.l 
 nioiiv ; bill w. jjiin.. 
 
 KIIK ll'lll lll.lll lliit (l;- 
 
 Kiliiiri^hor, lu!t ic- 
 ii;; lli.ii lufiirrii-r, n ; 
 thiir I'raycis h^r iht 
 > 11 .'/'■(■ Sivii 1,1 It , S' . 
 .', &(.. Whcim lull.- 
 'urpKt'jry, wlml, thtv 
 
 Pi a' CIS 10 It rii!v 1 
 ll.iii- r\ ihc ilcci.i^ I, 
 t (Juiicli, who vccrc 
 i^riyri oiii nt ihi- [.|.L- 
 iiciiKiy ; But it' li,.;' 
 it.sol I'lrj^arory, ijc- 
 
 I.UC) wtrc luiilc ai,J 
 
 cfjtniiuiiiorjti-, Will 
 I iiuiiy A>;c4 .tj.0, anj 
 cir Miiiicjty til I rim 
 iTHiiicii ui ri.i(a!ijiv, 
 Hunouis to ilie .Sa:r.i> 
 y-ilay. Kiiiun.hiina- 
 iivokf tlicm, thv.' tlxv 
 II 111, .1111.1 allii l»g thai 
 Hin M- •, v.Ikihi tlify 
 ^Statues to hfr, Iicilji 
 y ituciki- alio ihf An- 
 [far to \yi<-\ Mm .i!,,1 
 Ot ihilt ihcy rof,M 
 ney take from Ikly 
 
 .ic!i their Yfuiih to i f 
 iiiigsin c^nc (iuJ,«iiM; 
 hcinj; one in liiKtainc, 
 Kotvuiditv , 1 ichi, a;i' 
 I as III tlic IVifoii I! 
 
 hathtr uithuiii luri. 
 ici 111 tune, that he \, 
 
 iiicl u'- lo his Kjpulin. 
 
 and ihr other Article; 
 
 vc (. hnflians were,, 
 It ycMz/.i/Vm, liaviligi:: 
 tiate IVniteiiii aiid'" 
 (■ Ciinich, in which '' 
 laci- ikrieiiil with a i 
 lO which ihe (.iiMr'' 
 iTcihe iiioie lai\;oih 
 the hiiiH n'.anmi 
 IVrloiis wtie aJiii.i 
 hcreot the Lir.y le 
 Jrtj, L>y ^itaiinn thii: 
 ons ami Siib-Jcaion\ 
 .1 their Kuif;'.. 0:.\ 
 ie, carrying a CiuUi 
 CDiiie to the trowii, 
 iiij; iscallii J'.fj: v'f 
 1 their Chiirchci, bi.t 
 , but they are allow 
 clus. 'Ihcy have iv 
 at when they coiv.c 
 their Mules, arJ 
 , ai.v! wlun ihi-y en- 
 Uci. .r, and reier fp-i 
 t Piiiiiircs into 'htir 
 and r. i.s coiint'il a 
 about hull a I'lderc 
 l>i.'ar Oiilfis 111 ihiir 
 I who meet ihcii'wiili 
 ves, ami the thinii< 
 ot the Crulv ai tlu- 
 
 to H.iptife .1:1 aJel: 
 and tiicii iiavini; 
 uircs lii'i Nanie, arnl 
 l;e aimuus I'cvcmI 
 , -iHi iJy> ins Mad-i 
 upuii 
 
 I. i| 
 
 I 
 
 upon his Head. Then the Nenphitcs hftini; up tlicii* 
 Kighf-hands and looking towards ihe Weft, abjure Sa-j 
 ran; but turning towards the halt, and lifting up theiij 
 Kight-h.md, they m.ikca Vow ro Chnlt, and then fayi 
 over the Creed, and aniwcr the I'ricll that they do be ' 
 licve it : Which ended, the Parry is again anointed, and 
 lo.Tic pieces of Srnpturc read out of St. Join's Gofpcl, 
 the Ai!ts. and the Hpillles : At length tlic Oyl is fo 
 poiir'd inio the Water prepar'd for B.ipti'^ii, as to refem 
 hie in t'alliiii; the Sign if the Crofs ; and the I'rieft hav 
 ing def 
 
 about which th" CcaniniiiiK-ants fate and receiv'd the 
 Communion; into which, they alf) pur an, lioucs of 
 the Marryr. that tJiey tound. Afci ;!ic tine ^ > V-iu 
 nition, tialc thill, were bi.. ugh- .n:oChai..lic., wiu'ie 
 by decrees ihcv wne mad.; like 'laMcs, and at \a:-u. 
 were cpiitc iaidaride infome C:iuii.i:..-., -.vhere thev ha .■ 
 only a conlecrated Table or Altai ; I,:', the ;■;-;■...■.:. 
 Ihlliet.iin both, tho'tlii-y have alt, ■tj tlie form of tl:.- 
 Chelt into a 1 able. •Ihele CheO^ were at hrlt irade ■ f 
 wood. Lot aftcrwaids 
 
 ooil, tiot attcrwaids ef Stt tie, of v.hn.li h rt «.i 
 nded into a Pool, whether the I'ci fins are conJ^larble Monunient dog up id a l^ho.rji yi'i'd bii 
 ducted bv the Dcacore, plunpcs them three times oeci*]hkc .in arc'iied Bier, covered cv.tli a I inn Cloth, 
 head and Fjr<, fayiiiiT, / hp/'./e tire in iit iV.iw '/ tlr which there wrie thela.ied I oaves f,r the ComiivMiV' 
 
 l',:t!-i, Sni .i>,.l II ly (irij! : After whiih. 'hey are 
 a hlied by their Friends in going ont td' the IVkI, svlio 
 WiTCtheiefop' cali'd Siiftcptoics or L'phi Iders by iliii 
 Anfuiits Heing thus v.'alh'd,.ind oner more anoiiired,they 
 air hrlt tloaih'd with a whit ■ under ("lurment to lii'.nit; 
 the l\!ritv of their Mind, and over that wi'!i a red Velt- 
 nient, in token of their Salvation p'lrchas'd by ihe RIood 
 ofChrilt; and fo mtrtxlue'd intotlie Church, where they 
 partake with ctli'.r C.'hiiltiani ol ihc Holy Cinininni 
 on 
 
 li.";ncd with a Sabei-Cn f , which the / /■.. 
 ihis day; and of the (.one foiiii i', ilie Vuni, 
 .'<■"'••, on win .1, 11..1V. L,,; ihc I'oi-c may ceM-iate 
 o'h.r Ho'y Urcnfili aic the Dnli, the (1; 
 
 be.aul 
 !,(., I,.,. 
 
 ■' till !■■ 
 
 Cl.iit .: 
 
 '1 1.e 
 
 ii'd the 
 
 V'on, ralld thrSpconoI the Cnv.s, be.a.ile h,- flu;- 
 
 dicenii in a CnU, wlieicwi'.h 'hey diMv \r-. the Wnc 
 
 hey have alfo ci nieaated Urns ai.d G nl;■r^ ivh'ch 
 
 rliey ule ropcrf ,rm wrh Inc.nle, is the an 'cnt 1. hrilti- 
 
 , I-""™ "'iTc- forc'd to do in rhcirCaves. The. c-nmonly 
 
 _.. At tlieii diyarture ih^yarc p.eUntcd with iVlilkand;ule leavcn'd Bread, in.irkd widi a Ciof-., \\,.^U liny 
 Honey, and fo the I'lielt layiiij; Ills Hand upcn thcirjl'ikc new every d.iy ; biu on the vh Huiy-itay n( the 
 He;i.ls, difi'iircbtbeni withth s bcnediaion, .^ "i . f' B-y.-'srcat Week, th.-y ufc unlracen'd l.o.ues i 1 n;.in. 'V ot 
 
 ll-.'hrilt, pieies of which the I'l 
 
 dlltiib 
 
 itcs to :!ic 
 
 ami'.nc nurning 01 inc lempic-veins 01 v_.'iiijicn newiy ""'" ■' .1 i;rrat .iin to receive ilie llulv M' 
 IvTn, to prelerve them fioiii Cntariahs, svhich is iifcd.*'*'"^ Hon;.';, which is not aloui! toih 
 111 At'^cr, may be the occallon of the iniftakc ^ 'Ihcy alv.ays le'cive I'alting, and never I 
 
 A . ».. .1... C, ,x(' tl,..;.- A ...,;. ^,.r.,r.. U.,nrn'.n »U»lthr^V h^ltm rn..r.;..«,4 \l/l.»!. .1 ..:... .1 
 
 The Ceremonies of Bapiiiing Int'ants are much ' Communicants : And inltead of Wine they iib 1 1 Knioi 
 ll:.-iitcr; for they are not pbmii'd in Water, btr only made cf the bruifed .'■'I'sni's of Railins Itei j'd in W.'tcr 
 Ijiiiikle.l and dipp'J, and the (iolfipi make anfwcr in, which the Dearon gives in a Spc 11 to all, ai well l.a.tv 
 chcir behalf: And Icalt Infants fl'.ould be in a worfc ■''.sClergy, aAerwhi^h, the S^'. de^toii poui> a Sp on- 
 condition than thofc rt riper Years they give them two tid or twoof W.itcr into the hollow of the Coinmiini- 
 or tlircc drops out of theSacrcd Cup, ha.ing crumbled c-ant'sHand, wherewith he fi' Ik wallies hi^ Monili, ai.J 
 a little piece of the H 'iy Bread into it before. Many then I ups it up. The time of reccivmi; ilic ,Sa^.raiiient 
 have believ'd that X.W l-.ihiopin"^ were branded with a is left to every one's liberty ; fome receive ever-- VVeck 
 Mark .ifter Baptilm ; Init they ddinvii any fu.h CulVoni, fome every Montb, b^t all within the Ch.urh ; tor tlu'v 
 ami '.he burning of the Temple-Veins of Childicn newly hold it a great Sin to receive the Holy .\l\!b lies in pri- 
 
 ■Kin- hiinlclf. 
 , I , , - .^, -- - -.■ I; 1011 'ha-, dav 
 
 Ai to the .Story of their Annicrfary Baptilm, the |'''cy have received. When tlu-y give the Comiiiuiiion 
 mith of the matter is this : Upcn the nth, ivhich is: t'l tull Churches the Priclls arc aindedby Si b--re(!ni'crs 
 our .^th of Ji';/! 1' V, licing the midlt of their Summer,! snd Sub-deacOns, in readnip tin. Prayers, aiiil reconi- 
 and the Feall of l:rph.iii>, they keep a joyful Fef}ival in | niending both the living and dead to Ciod, which they 
 c.immemot.Hioii nf our Saviour's Baptifm : The Clergy ^ "11 '■ecei. ing the Diptych ; and then li.ine b.-iin> liroad 
 iTqin by break of day with loud Hymns, and before /.^'i. Tithes, Firlt Fruits, 6):-. which arc L-iveii" amoi.c 
 Sun-rife, the King, Nobles, ,ind Vulgar, young andi'o'' I ^r. They k-cp the ,Vi?.-.o.'.:v in commenK;ratifMi 
 old, with the Metropolitan and liisClergy, throng intoS'* the Citation, but more foleir.nly the 1 i rd's V.w. 
 Rivers an.l Poinds, and dive over Head and Firs ; and, They have no Bells of l!rafs or mix'd Metal, but only 
 if any meet a Prieft, they crave a Blcffing tf him, tj hollow V'cirels of Iron, Stone, ./i. wl.i.ii niakc a iioile- 
 «ho;ii hcfays, ',■./ /-.i,',' //'.c. Hence many have thought i Their Churrh-Miilick both Voial and Inllnimerral is 
 lii.iithev rcnew'd their Paptifin every Year, whereas the very harlh ; ycr they fkip and danc in imitation of IJ-- 
 
 '■'. 10 their Cynibals and Kettle-dri'uis, which thev call 
 rejoyeing before the lord. Falting-Days are 'very 
 ftriolly kept, without Meat or ['rink f>metimcs till the 
 
 young People by their Sjiiins rather make it a day of 
 Jolliiy than a Chrillian Fclhva! 
 
 They make no ijueltion but Sinners arc reconcij'd to 
 God after Baptifm upon their Repentance .and Confefli- 
 Oii ; bi'tthcydo not commonly confefs particular Sins, 
 butrr.ly fay in general, "'■ ■■■.v.- i'mned \ and then the 
 Otfender is ablblv'd in a few \V,.srds with fome gentle 
 Itripcs upon the lidc with an Oiive twig : But when any 
 of them confeffes .Adultery, Homicide, or Theft, they 
 arc fevercly Icourgcd, uiibfi (omc of the Lalhes be re- 
 mitted at the Intcrccflion cf the Standers-by. One of 
 tlicin being urg'd by the Metropolitan, confelTed pulu 
 
 lifkly he h.id Itolen Oxen, and the Owner of them being 'I'rom the Communion; luithi 
 there prefent, hcwasoblig'd to rcftorc them again, andjCliurch,butbeforctlieDoorsof 
 
 third bvenini-, and every W, f k tivy fall the fourth an.l 
 lixth Holy-Day, and all the foity Dav« of l.n:, except 
 on.V/m./-v ; biu after r.-jhi for 5 ■ l'>ays thev inJulgc 
 thcmfelves in Feafiinp and M.rth. lb v ollervc alfo all 
 the other Feliivals ol' the ancient ChtiMi and particu- 
 larly the Nativity on the f m dav with ii<, which v. i:!i 
 them is the iSth of O.ve )>;; .-i . Iho' Polytianiy is tdc- 
 r.ited by the Magiftrate, yet it is n t a^fow'd by the 
 Church; for thofethitmairy to men than one, are deb.irrd 
 cr are f ch irair.cd m the 
 ic,orailiome; l.'utthel li'.y 
 was fevercly punidi'd bcfides : As foon as they commit! arc divorc'd fromtheirWiveswhen they pleale, whiihthe 
 any notable Ort'ence, they prefently run to their Con-, Clergy cannot be, uiilcfs they renounce their Function. 
 fVllbrs, and confelfinp they have linncd, they dcfirc to| Their dead Bodies being vsalh'd and funi'd with In- 
 receive the Coinniunion for the (luiet of the. r Ccnfci-| cenfe, are wiap'd up in pr per G.'nnents ; but if the 
 encfs; but this thry do not till they are 15 years old 
 for all the Years before that are reckoned a time of Inno- 
 
 party deccasM be of a r.i'.'le Family, he is laid upon a 
 Bier covered with a Buli'.s Hide, and t'len the Clergy 
 ■I him to the (Iravc laden with CroTcs, Cenleitj, and 
 Hoiy Water, into which h^ is not 'et d-nvn, but thrown, 
 after the reading of a I'aragraph out of S', 
 
 'I he fupreine Power in all \lVair> 
 King, all Ecclelialtical Ciules, 
 
 The Divine Service of the I'.tlicphtii is compleated by 
 the adininiftration of the Sacrament, after they have 
 read their Liturgies and Hoinihes of the Fathers, and 
 fome pan els of Scripture out of rlie New Teftanienr ; 
 f)v they neither make nfe of Sarrc.l Hymns nor Preach- matters, arc detcrmin'd by the King's judges ; neith.cn; 
 
 j,./7/'sGolpcl. 
 
 b.iiig veiled in ;heO*'''"'^':i 
 
 pcjii very 1! iglit .^^ G..':' 
 
 inp like oi'r.s. In the Can. 11 of the M'-/<, all their 
 Ccienli nies arc to be found, with all their fevcral Pray- 
 ers, and the nianiier of lanflfying their Iiinnimentsand 
 Velfcls. In the Saiiiftuary Ihnds the Holy Table, co- 
 vered wi'h a I'anopy, fullam'd wi'h lour Pillars at each 
 .■oriicr ; upon which they pla e firll the Tabot or Chert, 
 which is made in the Fafhien of a B er, and therefore 
 leciiis tobea I'ultom derived from th..' ancient Chiilti- 
 im; for the three firlt .Ages, who being lorcd to meet in 
 Caves or Church-yards, in the Nighr: me, did proba- 
 bly cMiry the Bread, and Wine, and I'lenlils, to the 
 place cf riierting, in Coffins or CliePis made like a 
 nici, under pretence of rarrungfntth their deal: And 
 
 can the Clergy or Monks plead any Exempt. on, but they 'f'^' '' 
 arc putiifti'd as well as Lay Perlbns hr t'xh Otfcnccs.'J.'^ ,'','" 
 by the fe.ul.ir Judges. As to what copccrn, rhe Uioce-c .-j,. 
 Ian law, thole things aic left ro the Clergy, whcl'e 
 chief Head is the Metropolitan, luriiam'd ./inn-, i. e. 
 our F.ather. He by ancient Ciirtom is conlecrated at;lic 
 King's delire, by the Patriarch ot .) -v -i../'/.!, a;id lent 
 out ol' F.np: ; tho' now he and h s Cleri'v being ,Sii\^s 
 totlieTi.r^-, are very pool and igtii rant, it beieg f I'i 
 cient to qualify him tor that Office, thai he can r..id 
 .i:,ih\: And fiuh aie the L.ttuaichs he fends tiifj 
 F.ilicp'", who, astheylinow little, fo the» do a^ i.ttK 
 only in a ft form of Word-, thev ordain UnJei-Cler-..s 
 
 hi 
 
 \^ ^M- 
 
 fe ."'-i 
 
 i-r 
 
 w 
 
 \ 
 
 I j 
 
 I 
 
 if 
 
 when thry were met, this Chtftferc'diiideadora Table, Villas wife astlieuifelves : But m ion.' of their King 
 
 Jon.s 
 
• 
 
 ^oo * ^li yibllraa of the Hijiorj oj Ethiopia. 
 
 IF 
 
 \.:l 
 
 m : 
 
 ilonn or I'ruviiKcs li.ivc ibcy Billiups or Anh-l'iftiop j ft 
 
 liut ihc wliu'c > aic "f ilicir i..lniicli lits upon ilu- Icfi'" 
 iir AhU)!, aiul lii> .Winks, witlium wlioiii, thtirCli"'"-'' 
 luil litiii Iniii; liiH'f I ii;iinl. 
 
 A,< to ilii'i Citlicihals, tlity luvc tlieir Ovcr-fccrs, 
 w!v)arc totikc c.vo oi ihc faui-ir iiiattirsofihcClmuli 
 ai\l til i(iii|"ilc till- D.iKtiiucs Iciwcfii the CKriiy 
 'llicy liavi'.ilio Calll1ll^, «lio aic (>aii>.iilar'.y employ it 
 in tlioU' Oll'vcs will, ii loiuirc ll)mns. T!ic Sch'.u 
 tliiiistuNMliiir Hctii, iimlcr wIikIi .iic ilic I'tcsliytci 
 aiul '11 1> Pus'.' fii, UcKi II .iiiil Siib-di.iioii. Ail tii<.ii 
 ciit^y n .irrv 0:1.0, t»nT< ''"■'■■ 'Plonks, but il thty 
 many '." icc tlu-y ar'' lU^'r.ultd. 
 (iMhi-Sq)- 1 111- .;/..»•«.//..■. Cli.;icli lem.iiiiil in Un'.ty wilIi 1: 
 tjri.H .1 Utfi.lf j,,J v.:l\\ the (.i,r<L t huril', till tilc C oiilKil ol 
 irth" ('■'/•.''•, talfi! by in tin.- mhKiO'i il Council, wIkicih 
 limii h ."h the Hcicfv i.( l-:,.n ir; u,is i oiKliiniul, «lii) alUrtiii 
 iiiiiK-iiii^i- there a.t<i in I oiii' N.i;ine aii.l one Will in C'/'/;.', whi'le 
 "^Jj'^'j/Fol.oucrs were tlnritoi ; call'd Mcmih-.,:,: : But ilu 
 „jn "" .lii I'l'i .■rcieLtili'sCiiiiriiil, ail)clie\iiij{ they went aboiii 
 to diMiU the Sill Itai.ee of On/', .tiiil eoitiiiy to thr 
 Coun.ilot /■:.■■ ,"■. Ill in.ikc two i'crfoiis of one, wliiJi 
 ilie\ ihiiik IS die iiilt eonfeqvicnce ot allcriuii; two Na- 
 ture aril two NViiL, 111 C-fjjf ; for uhuji reafoii the. 
 t\i I t)' 1,11 ..', .T. a Martyr, wl;o was leoiiri;il, had his 
 Teeth piillil out. ami vs.is lunilli'd for llandiiiR to this 
 'I'riitli: Ytt they cniuleiiiii /Ji.'.n/V.!, and applaud /'.- 
 moiMiu by whole Dodiinc the Followers of E.iijdei 
 were .•( n\idcd. Tl.ey own ihu DiMimy and Huina- 
 iiity toln in Criji, and that he is true God ami true 
 M.m, whieh is in elFed to aeknowledge two Natures in 
 liiin, tlio' 111 Words they Iciiy it : So th.it ilic Uilpute 
 fivnis..hiet!> to l-e about fome ei|uivocal Words, which 
 the luri,f:,:i.i us'd to expr<.rsN..uire and I'eifuus, and 
 iiv \sl:a' name the Diviiuiy and Huii.anity in i hriji, 
 whiih tiles own, are to be call d; for Nature with them 
 is iOiiiruoity applied 10 created ihings, and thercture they 
 aieiifiaid ioa'ir;bute it 10 God. 
 f I' he n rt,. In the tormcr Century /I/: I'f ^ a Prieft to the iV/iv.i. 
 r'ir"*hi<liFml ailadors. fent into /.r/ZifiVi, brought letters from 
 I'l.Tn'i'fiV '^'"R '-* • '•'••■ "5 ' '!■>"'■'" the fevcnth. which he deliver'd to 
 , 1: t ni, jrd the Pope in a puWiek Afl'eiiibly of Cardinals, CLvirUi tlie 
 ih cKi.li lifili biiiip .rloprifeiir, proiiuling cbidicmc to ihe See 
 rfHimi. ^ J- ^ ^^ ^^^ j| ^, |,.^|jj, ^^ j]^^. l^,ugof Etnitfir, .is thcy 1111- 
 
 derllooj ii, tho' the Alci'.-ncs made another Imerpretatioii 
 of their King's Indention ; whcicu[)on Vi-.ul the third did 
 not only io!cra'c the nbijliici at l{omr, who printed the 
 New 'I'ell.Miicnt with tlicir Liturgies in the lini fie 
 I antu.ii'.c, butaTifted them at his o«ii expurc. And 
 fi. gria- appeataiicc of briendll.ip there was, that yulun 
 the ihird fent one B''."'' a Jefuit, with the Title ot Pa- 
 triarch, with one 0;jWc to be his Siu\ell6r in cafe lie 
 died; wl.o fent Knvoys tiom hi n to (.'. :«.i/i(j, who had 
 now fiiccccdcd his I'atlict i)ui',/, to wiirin the King 
 gave no great Kiicourai;ement, fearini;, lell the I'ortui^.i.i 
 under pretence of Rcii>;.un, ll.ould pour into his Coun- 
 try a preat b'or^eof Snulitiers wrh iiie-aims, and I'ub- 
 due It : However he pniiiis'd, that the Tcrlons from 
 whom they ueicfent, Ihould have a futiiij; Keceptianat 
 Af !.•?«(;, and be ccadudcd troiu thence to his Court : 
 Whcp'iipiii OiicJo was difp.1t. lid with hve Aifociatcs 
 { leaving ii.imt ) who were kindly leciivd 1 y tlieKing; 
 only he took it ill, thai ihcy ll.onl.l talk toluni of yield- 
 ing Obeduiicc t.i the /^ »mh Puntit , winch the Billiop 
 rot conteiii with the fixe excrcife of his Kelnjioii, lon- 
 tinui..g III I to urge the King, pinr.itted fieqiient Dif- 
 puics not yet mad* pcblitk, wherein '..i"./i"i hiuile..' .lid 
 many times .irgue againlt CJ!iV:'c, as he did alio in liis 
 Writings againlt hiin. At lall ()i:,\:i< iiupatuir. of his 
 ill Succifs, out of indignation left the Court, and pub- 
 lilh'd a Writing, wherein he biaiuled the /Itrffn.-i witji 
 fcvcral Hereiics, which ga\e great otiencc lo CbuMui, 
 to fve his Subjeds cr.i li'.i-d for Hcrcticks within his own 
 Uon.iirons. 
 
 Not long after C(V.'../jiH being il.ii" in B.utlc, his Bro- 
 ther i\L'>:is fucceeded, who revokd .ill the Indulgences 
 j-ranlcd to the Papills, and publillied many fevcrcLdicts 
 ag.imll them ; and having fent UtUi'.e.lc, lie drew his 
 Cymetar in a rai>e, and had like to h.ive kill'd him, 
 it' fjine of the Kocility had not prevente.l him : Where- 
 upon the Kilhop lied lo IVch/.)..!, and there taught the 
 l'i,iiug:icli- jo Ycar.s witl.oi t fur.hcr trouble, Me>ii>\ 
 Su'Cdli't le.ni^ more mild to the 'I'mn.gicjc. But at 
 length .til the Avenues into Jbjj'ni.t Ix-ing lluic upby the 
 r.iik, and ihe r.uhets that were fent ihiihtr beinp all 
 or rhc- rr* fakeii.U'd ll.iiii, tlieie was none ren.aind a^ivc to ofhciaic 
 Miiuii j.iJto lilci'./r(</;."'A' 
 
 i'l <um(; '1 lie .Archbilliop of Co.i hearing that the Pntii^nrff in 
 Irl'V ?""'''''''""■■• ^^-ii't^J a Pi ied, about the begmnirg cf the 
 ''.«!,"" 1 6th Century, lent lo them one I'eter l'.ir<, a Man of a 
 
 •"•trurih. 
 
 luick and ready wir, well Ikill'd in the liberal and me- 
 ehanick Arts, and famous toi hishappy way of iiillruiliing 
 Children, who being invited by the King :^<i./f»;^|./, f m ,. 
 'o Court ill i£<:4, and was lioiicuiabiy rcceivd. 'ihe 
 King li.-.viiig heard fonie Difputes about Kcligian, anJ 
 .Vials faiil afier the /<")«.;« manner, and a Strmcn ptiaui- 
 -d, was fc) taken with till 111, iliat liedejard loiomei/f 
 III 1 I'll, n.li, his Keli Union to fiibiuit lo ilie Poie, and 
 leveald it as aSecret to I'rfi-. ; which lie (|uieiciy nude 
 publickb) felling fortli an F.did, 1 hat no Perfon ll.ou'd 
 .my longer ol-icive tlu- .S.iUiaili .ij a Holy day ; and by 
 writing Leiiers to Liewciit the tit'h;li, nid i'lilip the 
 liiiid, of 5/.I/W, wliercm he offered his Frivndlhip, and 
 delir'd fome of ilie Jefiiiis tn inllrud hisSubje£ts ; whicli 
 ihings being known to fome of ilie Nobility, thcy con- 
 ipired agaiiilt their Prince, and llew lum in Baltic. 
 Sii/iieiis who I'lcceeded, rtceiv'd I'eter kindly, and liid- 
 iiighis own Metropolitans very ignorant and iiegli):i!i:, 
 •n.d the Jeliiits very diligent in inllruCtirg ^'cuih, elo- 
 .lucnt in iheir Pleaching, and holy in ilieir l.nes, he 
 wrote to the Pope and King of Spnm, for the adiftance 
 it the Pi) fu>;,r/^ ; and having re^eiv d an Anlwet from 
 /'(i(.i' the fil'ih, in a Letter Jated ,7<»(ii„i./ ihc i?,!, Ik- 
 proniisd liiinolHdiencea,s I'niverf.il Pallor, aii.l fh.u he 
 would a.lnut a Patiiarch Iroin /(.»«< : Die King'.s ijr.v 
 'hei and 111.1 11 v of the Colonels and Captains in '.'ie.-\ritiy 
 publnkl. pri tefsd they^"i.t« Keligion; and there vvi.'e 
 few that uppis'd it ex^c|tiheMonk', wliu are lull bjiflcd 
 in their Dil; utcs. Howcer the King to Ihew tli.i:lic 
 had not raii.ly given way lo a new Behgn n, appointiJa 
 pul lick Dilpuiaiion about the iwo Nauins in ( tnn at 
 which the ]. fiiitsot tain d an enfy V'ldny ; whcruiion 
 the King 1 ubluJ-icd an bdiCf, reijuirinj! all Hirfons to 
 hold, '1 hat there were two Natures in C'lij!, 1 ut unitij 
 III one Divine Perlon. Simm; ihc Metropolitan having 
 complaiii'd to the King if ihefe Difputcs win h were 
 held inhisabfence, another was appointed, wherein he 
 was baffled ; and then the King put forth a niorel'ivirc 
 Edid, making it death tor any one to deiiv iluiwu 
 Natures in (/>.;// ; which K- inceiis'd the ir.inds uf ihc 
 People, that i. !«,'«, With (tie uf the Kings Bioilurs 
 fome of tile Nobiluy, ,ind all the CKrgy and .Minks. 
 coiul iii'd together to live and d;e, lor tlie Utterce of 
 their ancient Religion; and Hiwtiti, to (hcvv hi^ Zial ftr 
 it, tin'd an {"xcoricaiioii upon the Dorrs of 'he grrir 
 Churdi, aga nft all that imbiac'd the Religion cf the 
 [t'lAiih- The King being highly i Hended, pul'iii.'J an 
 Edid, giving liberiy to cveiy I'liloii fu tn brace the 
 /^iH:y/.' Religion ; which lb luilc teir.ried S/i.-.c ;, tha: 
 iic (hundred out his Anathema's againft all that ir.aiiiiain'J 
 the two Natures in Cu.ijl. 
 
 'Ihe King's Miilier and fevcral great Perf..is llre- 
 fecing that thelc things wuuld end in llaughtcr, tcgethcr 
 withiimcow and maii'i Monks, came an.l imploi'd the 
 King, (hat he would delift troni what he hul I eguii, and 
 I not iiino\atc any thing ui i'cligioii ; whuh Rei;uel't thcy 
 1 renew'd again after a fruit els Conference lor <ix dajs; 
 j but the King being immoveable, at laft the Sw< rd was 
 iinlhc.«h'd, and thed much Blood. The thief Conlpi 
 : rators were J.imr.naxiii, d-iui the K ng's Son-inljw, 
 and the I'.uiiUih O.^i' ; and to give the bctier colour to 
 the Rebellion, Simeen once ir.oic pubhckly excoiicatcJ 
 all thai Were of the Latin Religion. But the Jc/.k; 
 relying upon the Kings tavour, tranllatcd M.tum,:i and 
 other Commciuati ts 'iro the fCtl.iapic LinguaRc, wh.le 
 the .i:.x.:iui,,iti:i puifiied ihcni with bitter Inved.ies: 
 1 At lall .t/in' by an Edid, commands all ihc f''.;ji;/ to 
 depart out of Tij'c, and having inufter'd up li;s Arniv, 
 he openly rebels, icfiK'd to tight his l-ather-;n law, 
 and being drunk with fury, having only a Imad I'lU-p 
 about hull, I.e leap'd into his bather's Camp, and rode 
 up to his Pa\ ilioii. wl'.cre the Alarum being taken, he 
 was lloii'd aid lliibb'd to death ; after whiih, the Sou!- 
 dieis lied, and iij/ii-TO being known, was llam ; the Eu- 
 nuch Cttjlt was beheaded, and Jantn>,/:.\ui patdcn'd. 
 1 he King cuiboldcn'd by iliis Vidory, by an tdiil, 
 , prohibited the Oblervatlou ot the Sabbath as Judaical, 
 I ind commanded the Hulbandmen to plough and low cii 
 that day ; which occalioned '^rtirel the Vitc-roy cf 
 j li.r^rm.iir, to levoli, wiill all ihofe who were dilguftci 
 with the tdicf ; and then the chiefell of the Courr, 
 I both Men and Women, befought the King with Tears 
 I to take pity upon the poor ignorant People, and ivit 
 |diHuib their Minds with uiircalonable Changes: To 
 whom the King madeanlwer m a grave O.ation, fctting 
 tonli ilii: Kealons of his palk T raiilaftions, .ind ip- 
 braiding them lor their .Sedition Andafter ilur, a Lit- 
 ter being brought hiiu from jcn.tel, containing haughty 
 Demands, ar.JamongthercIt, the Expujlicn of the Jc- 
 fuiis, heprefenijy cw.'inaftded the nirabloft of hu Army 
 
 to 
 
 J 
 
tile lil'crjl ami iiif. 
 '(•y\va>oluillruaiii(; 
 
 iiubly ruiivd. 'Jhi- 
 al;oiit KcliRion, a;ij 
 ilid 3. SiTmci) prtai.i- 
 le ilf>l;ir il to lomt i,: 
 iiMt U) ilic I'oie, and 
 ill lit- (|niekiy nude 
 li.li 110 iVrlon ll.ou'd 
 a Holy iby ; ar.J liy 
 I'.luii, ,iiul rlilip ilie 
 I Ins FncnJDiip, and 
 IthisSubjiihivihkli 
 : Nobility, ihcy ecu- 
 llcw )imi in Battle. 
 ter kuidly, and tii.J. 
 iKirant aiul nrplij;ij);, 
 liruiltinp Yoiiili, c!o- 
 ly in ihc.r Lm-i, ||,. 
 II", (or tlic iilliltanct 
 iv d an Anlwt'r lioni 
 Jniiiuvy ihc i^il, he 
 il Pallor, and that he 
 " : llic King's Lnv 
 Captains in tlicArmy 
 ;ioii; and tlicrc wire 
 S vvlio are lull batflcd 
 King trj Ihew ih.it lie 
 UcUffu II, aproiiitiJa 
 > Nauins m i fn/r, a; 
 V'ldi ly ; uheriiijoii 
 iiinii)! all hrlLrs n. 
 !,mf'iij!, 1 ui imind 
 .Metropolitan li.ivir); 
 Difputis wlii h were 
 ,'P<;inti'd, w herein he 
 t tortli a more kvirc 
 one 10 deny tlletwu 
 b'd the n-.in.N ut the 
 ilie Kiniji Rioihirs, 
 Cliri^y and .Mciiks, 
 ;, tur the Uelcrcc of 
 ', to Ihcw hi^ Zialltr 
 Dorrs of 'he grear 
 the Religion cl ihe 
 Heiided, ( ub!ii:.'J an 
 iloji to tn brace the 
 teirtied Sit!:c i, tha: 
 nft aJhhat inainum'J 
 
 I great Pcrf-ns tlre- 
 
 111 llaiighttr, tep.ethcr 
 
 me and iirploi'd the 
 
 at lie hid I iijiin, and 
 
 whkh Kci'jueli diey 
 
 erce tor (ix da) 5; 
 
 lad the Swi rd was 
 
 1 he chief C^nfpi 
 
 K im's ion-in-Liw, 
 
 the fcctier eoioiir 10 
 
 ibhckly cxcoiKated 
 
 But the if/.'ij; 
 
 illaicd hl.udmi-.t and 
 
 If Lingiiajc, while 
 
 h bitter Imed.ies: 
 
 all ihc Fir.ik,! to 
 
 ifler'd up h;s Army, 
 
 his latiier-;ii 1 aw, 
 
 <in!y a Ima.l I'lup 
 
 r's Camp, and rode 
 
 Jill being taken, he 
 
 er which, the iou!- 
 
 was llaiii ; the l;u- 
 
 .iwi/.CAU) pardcn'd. 
 
 fory, by an Hdidt, 
 
 "abbath as Judaical, 
 
 longhand lowcii 
 
 the Vice-roy cf 
 
 who were Jilguftci 
 
 iefcll ct'ihc Court, 
 
 ? King with Tears 
 
 nt IVople, and i>:.t 
 
 able Chaiigti! To 
 
 aveOiaiion, fcitiiig 
 
 iilaftions, and I'p- 
 
 jd after ihar, a !.;[• 
 
 containing hauglity 
 
 xpiUfion of the Je- 
 
 inbkft of hi» Army 
 
 to 
 
 y^- ^'llchap. XIX. 2n SllraU of the Htjlory of Ethiopia. 
 
 4.0 n 
 
 :om.ir>h : whereupon the Rcl-cls fled for llultcr to thC| 
 inicccil. >le RiH'ks, whom Stifneui lud I'loek d up at a 
 dilUn e ' Sothit 'i .n.itt b-ing woakncJ by Dcferrioiis, 
 w.i* fou'd to tlcc to the (idlhiis, who kept their faith to 
 himbii; a ihort time; for being iiiidcr-liand tempted hv 
 Rewards from the Kiii[», tlicy ikw hiin to whom they 
 hi I proniis'i! protedi^iii. 
 
 Yer ihi< U.id luivefs did not terrify the Inhabitants in 
 the South of '>;iw, who upon ihe news of pnlaning 
 the .Sa''biih, wiih all their Hirinites ran to Arir.s ; tho' 
 /(.f./r.'.n their Lord exhorted them to eontiiuie their 
 (/iKdicni , which ihey rcfnsd, iinlels he would burn the 
 fljoks iranllaie I iiro/>/'i"f'". andhani; up the Fathers; 
 wheniipnn /<i'-$fr//i.v refolv'd to fi\;lit thciii, knowing 
 In Smrdiers more cjj«tieii 'd ind letter arni'd ; and 
 indeed 1 he Victory fell to the King's I'atty, but it toll 
 dear, I reaiilc alo'it 4nr Monks liavini; devoted ihein- 
 Iclvcitodie foriheir Kelij;inii, fought molt dilp'rarely, 
 cifwhom I Si' were llaiii. And now the Kii'; lein;; en- 
 fo irai>'d by 10 many Vi.lorie^ la.d all feir all !e, and 
 pubhckly fencuiii'd the /t.'.A •.i..hi.'.n Worll.ip, confeiiing 
 Ins Sinsalier the /(^->«-). inann.T to I'acr l'.nj, and dif 
 inilVd all his Wnesand (.Micubincs, except the liiH. tu 
 whiJihe was lawfully married ; and iv.t long afrei lig- 
 nitied his Coi)vcr(i''n to the H^m>,:> Kelitjion, to his 
 whole hinpiie in a M.ihifji\ declaring;, Tiut lie now 
 revaenc'd only the l{;iiii-'i See. as intaiid'le in Haitli and 
 Manner., and exhorted Iiis Subjeilh to do as lie Imd 
 Uiinc : Bit neither his hxainple nor Kxlvntaiion could 
 p^iail iii'.in in.tnv ; t' ir hi". Sc 11 df-hicl began to hniient 
 Scdtieii, bur was lorc'd to i'y to the Rneks, from whence 
 lie was jllin'd by the fi'i Proiiufes of a well-biibd (..i'- 
 ijr, K J neighbouring Woo.l, and there (lain. 
 >..'■••', Ml lli^ Letter to the Pope, having mad.e p'l!-- 
 ■■>.-|ik Pt jfe.lion 1 f ihe /^-j; //.■ Religion, and reqi;cik-d him 
 ■■ to lend ■> Patrianh : .■l':imJiiiM:-n.!r:;,a \'itu:,uj-: )e- 
 ..,. flit, b. iig erected Patnar. h, fet lad fiom <,.■'/« in 
 e A(/i', ifia, and arriv'd at (.',», trcim whence he went to 
 ' D/.;, and Ix'iiig torewarn'd by the Kirg not to come, 
 near S.v .■.^•w.i cr M^ii^u'r, lie made to ri; hts for B-;'''''j, a ' 
 I'oit of ll-nc.:/-, where he arriv'.i in ..','1/ with four 
 luihers and three briars, bclidrs thirteen Servants who 
 at latt wiih ine.chdiHiLiilty, ariiv'd upon the Conlinesof 
 T.{ ', where they were nvt I'V lonie ['utiwucjc, who 
 furnilhd them with I'rovihins and all thini;'. necclfary.' 
 Ill H.V-''«.''f' they came ro (.'■■; "<t, where, upon a ilay 
 apiwintcd, the Pat'iar.li eiured the Camp, and alter 
 Mafs faid, was Cl ndiided to the King's Pavilirn, and 
 lummanded to lit down by him in a liule Chair, wliere 
 it uas agreed, that upon the eleventh cf FchuA'y the^ 
 Kiiiglhould pu'dickly I'wcar obedience to the Pope. On 
 wliuh dav ihc King, with hiseldelt Son ft^i/i./yf/, his 
 btother, the Vi.'e-roys and Governonrs of Provinces 
 being met. the I'airarch littiiig on the Kings Left-hand,, 
 made a I jtry Penegyrick m praile .)f the Pope : to who n I 
 tlicgr .t (.luniUrl.ain niade iinlwer, Th.u it wa^ nowi 
 thcKin.fs liitentioii to fnllil the Proniilcs of his Ance- 
 I! 'r;. bv viehi.ng obedience '■' "^e P.ipc of i<'ih. : wh' ml 
 li.cKingiiiierr'ipred by layini', .' hh w.as not the liilk dayl 
 "t liii Imcnrioi . tor he had long a.'.o p'omiKd it rothcj 
 Sipcrioiir of 'le lefins. Wlieieiipun tlie Patriarchj 
 'i|H:ii(da |j',-« k 01 .lie lour F.vangclilts, and the King 
 krcchrT t'pon his Kikts. took the Oath of Obedience 
 tnihe I'ope in the iif .al tiimi. Atb-r tin- King had done, 
 til- Sen Hjii.hi'i, the Kind's Biwher, all the Viccreys 
 ar, I Peers, and all (he Clergy and Monks then prelcnt, 
 look the lame Oath ; to whi,-h l{!s-Sfc^-v added this 
 Ciaii c. Thai he would be t iithfnl to B.iliH-Ici as long as 
 iK'proteiled the H »>) /fa Faiih, othcrwile he would be the 
 lirrtof 111. F cinies; and i.) ihew his Zeal, he drew 
 forth his Cymctat, .ind faid, llW'ier for thtfutur: p^i/i 
 > f \;:i' I.U (),:/': lh.11/ tcrl :')r H'.-i^l.t of ihll : And fo the 
 Solcmfiiiy ciTitlu.'.ed with an .Anathema upon all thole 
 v.!K)il,iiii|ii break their Oath. Iniinediatelv after, levc- 
 ral Eiii'h were pnblilh'd, that none t'lr the tuture ihould 
 Uv Mifs, or exeicile I'le Priclty Office, except fich a 
 «ere liciii'd by the Patriarch : Thereupon the W/.-.v.m- 
 .Mj'.Orilcr. ti'ing accounted unlav^flll, miif of their 
 Piiefts vscrc roiiitraiiici to icccue new l)rdiiutions. 
 itpon thiscfiidition, riiat they ihould ohferve the l{i mat 
 '^■irini'if Worlhip, and rot give anv .Succour toRel>els, 
 It was f.irilici ei).-)yn'd, Tliat Ln' and l-lijhy Ih.niid be 
 o!.fcr\'d .iA,..i,liii(; 1. 1 the C.iiion. of the Hi>>"P'' Church 
 ^ii.i the l.a.iici ah 1 were req iir'd tc take the Oath ol 
 'i pr'macy t . liie P.ipe. In the ncvt place great care 
 SV.1S taken for bMilding .1 .Seat, and fettling a Revenue 
 fiiital'L' to the Digiify of the I'rimatc : and Rilidencc; 
 sT.-e biiih inlevcral Provinces of the Hmpire. to ftock 
 '•■ With ).:!'iiics in the mean timethey weie bn'y in bap- 
 tising the C'ci.verttJ, a.jd oidaiinng Lcclcliallir.jl Per 
 
 fons,_ many of whom had l>ccn already baptis'd and or- 
 daiti'd : Sermons were alfo prcich'd alter the manner of 
 Eiiropf, hy which means the |efults made a great pro- 
 grefi ; lb that the number of (onverts to ih.: t{ ri.jh Re- 
 ligion KmoiintCiUo niiny ihoufanjs. .4boiit two Years 
 after, the Patriarch ni.ide a Vilitation, wherein I imc 
 were rcbapii? d, and ir..irry lonti'rm'd with the giea; ap- 
 pl.nife of the King and Jus I'eers. tlii. inhere loighr Oc- 
 calions of Dilturbanccs, and the Country-p<o..le It II 
 lik'd their old wiy belt, liefides all tins, a .Seminary 
 was fet lip Jbr rhe Education of the /li./;,7r as I'.cl' as 
 /'wf/fi;//!-/,- Children ; and the )Ouiit; Ltiis being tai'.;hf 
 to ad a Comedy, win icin the Devils were bToi'f>,h: nj ,,ij 
 the Stage, the ignorant People thinkirj; them real Spiiii:, 
 run out of the .Sidicolina greatliiglit, ciiup out, (J Iv 
 thn l:nrl"rtirl:t us i)c-;Vj. lint the w iter I. 11 vvererrcrc 
 terrified with the real Iragedies ih.it I'oII.hv il ; i'or T .1 
 (.\'<;r^e, oncfifthe Kmt^'s S.)ns la Law, . o->r. ir'd wit'' isv.j 
 Noblemen, andilcclaril lor ihe.r aneenr'v.ay of Wor 
 Ihip agaml) the !{••>•,'» : \n\ -o lluw that he wu^- in ear- 
 nell.hecaus'dalllhctJHcihxe- ind Kofariestobepibink. 
 ly burnt, an.! Ji ..,' hi« Popiih Chap! lin to '-e put to death. • 
 Whcreiipontik King feet \/, .\ Viieroyi t I/:; r,wi'han 
 Army, who defeated the Rebili, and took bmi nnd f.is 
 .Siltcr I'lihiik rs, who were Loth I'atip.''. on a Tree. 
 
 Alter thii, fcvcral \: ideirs lonTiir'd to ten b't the 
 Jeluits odious ; f ,1- the Patiiarch n ihew his .^jth irty, 
 tliundred out an Ana-hema againl', th.- Cip'i n ..t' the 
 <;".ir.!s, for takin;- p If-.lion ,.f crtaiii Farn wh '1 
 the M. nks hid cl.iim io, aii.t rifulio." t.i nlt'.re th m, 
 svho was f) I'liahtne^ with tlu- C^iirfs, tbar het.dintoa 
 Swoon, and lay t'ordca ! , bn: i!ie King by hi^ Media- 
 tion ijuikly oi'ta ii'd bis- Ablii'iitioii: H.iuwer. it w.,s 
 taken hciii-jiiflv by the Nobility to fee iheirch cf Corn- 
 fellorslo enllavd to a Ibicigii Prielt, fir the lake cf ,% 
 Farm, whiJi tic Kint', iiii.'.'i: take from the Monk- wh 'ii 
 hcpleas'd. 1 liu Manic v. a^ ftd ly more Fuel ; fjr the 
 l.-j'j- 01 Al b-'t being .icad, and billed in a Chinch 
 coiifenated after the i{_'v:ti manner, the Patriarch pio- 
 noiinc'd the Church profan'd 1 y the btir' .1 <,f a I leret'ck 
 in I', and that Mifs ^ould not be laid th e. TheRcft-t 
 dreadim; tliedillnal Ihuii.ler bo'r, pref.-iiily ■•3u'i\\ the 
 Carcale to be dug up, and thr^^wn by ; which gave oc- 
 calion to the //.' c/';-/, ; to cry o't. Tin: the r rni;, were 
 morecrvol tlian their bitfcn-ft Faien 1 's, fodcprne then 
 dead of decent burial ; an.l t'n'by ihii the Liviii;' iriglit 
 Ke what they were to cxi cCT 
 
 1 hus the minds of the Peop'c b.ing pcr.cnllv in- 
 .ens'd, the Kmg began t.i lo'^k t'pon tlui.e A''s of the 
 P.irriaidi as Din ininions of Irs l'ri'ropat:vc, wh. h 
 made Inni give car to liis .Adv Of .trie-, wh) a: li'lt de- 
 lired only that the ancienr Forms tr.-pht be nieiidcd, 
 where it was nerelfir;. wuhotit abrogaiinv the whole • 
 
 fbrfo the People's Minis woti'd ' 
 
 'e more qutrr, wh,, 
 
 could not dilt'iigiMili iKtwten th.e o!d and n?'w f 'r'l cf 
 W'orlhip. Th s be.ni^ j>raimd by tb.c Pariiarcn, die Re- 
 port was fpread alsoii'," 'Ivir rhe King itas renir-i'd to 
 his old Rehginii : ?iid -.lu Cxumers were d.i K wh f 
 perini- in his bars, that h.- svoui.l be in gnat daiu'cr, 
 uiihrs he loirc'ok the H"!!:!!! Keln'jo". which \sasg'own 
 very o.hoii, r., the Peop! . '1 hel ■ Whifpcr; wirekuk'd 
 bv an Ace den' which \'.\\c occaflvi to (everal Reports ; 
 tor an Fnthuliilt eiin- in'o tl e Palace one dav, and 
 cry 'd out, that inlels the King tnrfhwith retiirn'd. to the 
 ancient Relui. n, he |>ould within a Fort-iiight be I'e- 
 lerelv punilhd : And tho' the Fellow was laugh'd at 
 anddrubb'd, y.-r the Vulgar rep. rtc\l, that ari Angel 
 was lent from I le.-iven to ihe Kii.i;', tn ndmonilh lunrio 
 turn to the an.-ien: F'aitli : In the mean tune the hatred 
 apaiiill the Je'iilts was cnrrras'd by the F-iivy rf the 
 tx)uriier., who ineens'd the Kirg ogainit /<.''- V-./i, 
 the chief Friend if the Vc i:igtirl'-, upon a lealoufy Icll' 
 he ihoidd invade the Koyaf Digniry, whi li was eii- 
 creas'd by his putting l.ecr.n.tx to death fvr his .Slaiiie.s 
 .againrt himfelf, which they faid was done to rc.rove 
 him out ot thewav, bc-aiife he was privy to blsCou- 
 Ipiracies : Whereupon the King depriv'd liini cf a great 
 part of bis Lands, a'^! his Military Command-. ISnt 
 tho' Ire .1 Ccrrn- hid ftirtci'd. yet the Rcbelh.-n llill con- 
 tinued ; for the ./^.iw.'' had not vet lai.l down ilicii 
 Arms, but chofe one Mi-;:'.:.v, a Youtli of the R.:y.-,l 
 Bi.'o.l. to whom all that were difatfeifted to the Kiiig, 
 ind hated ihe Z^owmh Religion, ref t;-:d, who wcrec.-.H'iI 
 /.i//r'..'.-i », from l./rjhi, an invincible Rr, k, the cliicl 
 Sc.it nf the Rebellion. Againft ihefcthc King mar.ircl 
 ill Pcrlvii with an Anny of ijcro Men, but with ill fiic- 
 .efs a: tirll ; fir the Ci nniry-VenpIe bein_.; in a f cure 
 pl.'ic, rowl'J down whole Qjiariiesof hca^ y Stones up- 
 '111 the 1 Icadsof the Rovalilt ,, wbi. h put hem imo Inch 
 diforder. that the Kinu s leli Wlna bfi,!!" Tarroundi.t 
 ' (•■ f t ' by 
 
 •III 
 
 !■■• !' 
 
 ■r j!' 
 
402 
 
 
 J; 
 
 jfn AbjlraB of the Hiflory of Ethii)|)ia. 
 
 Ti(r|i|I(;hap- XL 
 
 •. 
 
 'I \ 
 
 by the Rci'cls, hail liki- to Ium- bvcn . >it to pi.'ics il I ''/'•<•"■'■'•, was ilnt «hi.li liliU'J iii- vvwiriii'^tlioiijhii 
 K : .11 vviih jcj Mm h.i>l ii.u ooiticin totlicuKilul. llu | li i liawiiK ({Ulji ihiin .i luiil lout by killing; >ioo^ iiu,,,' 
 
 '■'"^ r'l'.''. til' was lariicil ly luiiic ot iln- I'.ivoi!r( i\ut 
 tlio olJ Rcli)(ioii, uj Ice the luultiiuilt tt ilit. iloin, ivlm 
 tins U-ij'akc Inn. 
 
 Ihi'fi- Sir are m-iilici llml'ens noi Mtlnnrnt,,, 
 wliMiii yut fiC lure li nil. but i • i'// .1/ j.oiki- iiiiiii Suli- 
 jritb uiiJ lui Jcii Couniry-iiuii, ami uiih thi- f.inc 
 Sw< rj tliatllayvihcin, yun ll,il> \oiir own I). wus,|„f 
 iliryi'iMi iiuliutiii 1.-) y..\i, I ut only :tri- auili- to tl.m 
 W(rl)iii> tn which ^011 wciiiM ii'ii'jvl tin m • | hmtuif 
 fuibtar wc I'lkiihyoii, u lunltiaiii tlum ic Njn tus 
 lor wliiili wf artwallJ AjoUaits. 
 
 loihilc Irnpi itnimnv till- Ovcoii loinil licr pctvit 
 fill (.li.iims, »yt,|iirii;); him I v 'In- coiiuroii P..Mfnj 01 
 Illicit 1 iivc, t.oi lorjiii 111 KiiitJoiii, liiinrcif an,! I,,, 
 
 Kiii|^ UaMiig I'.itt of Ills Army, went liunir anJ iccailV. 
 See.i.A, wild ilrove the i.WMnn- 1 Unk int'i ilicii tuiiiu'i 
 luilcs, .ili.i rhcy h.nl ravaijM the duirry. .mJ i|iicllJ 
 aiiuihir KcKlliuii m B.v -i"./--, by iliHiuyii'i* ' ""i- 
 All' .(..• -.hat hciJcil It B"t the Unie pooj luitimc ilid 
 n.n attcn.l \« i.v, who ht. liij; ilic Avcmm lliflnly 
 uiiat-lc.!, ili.iitpliihc hji! .1 t.nr o|'|,>itiiii t\, .uiJ iniuli J 
 III, but WIN crclcmly boli t Kl'oic .ml bch lull'V lu> Knc- 
 inio!!, who .if;cr a gitat llanfhicr ot hu M-n, at l.iil llcw 
 liiinl.lt'. 
 
 'IIk, ' .kI fiuiTfs fiirn'itiM iiM'tor t'orncw .Ari'ii'i cuts 
 to prcl-. lilt Kiiy III till lake the Iduitii, .ini.! (» J'littsii up 
 A/. V.I', tliatlic'ainmi'Jto liimli'll' the Titles aiiJ I'rcto- 
 pati'. C.S 'i!'a Kill;.', kini; lUi'v ciitrca^'J with iiuinti'r>, 
 aii.i cii.-iv.ragtil by the Nihilits of J'. 'it, 10 wliuiii he 
 
 fell! a ViiP-r.is, \siili.i MiC\ Band of Sovil'iers tor a , _ 
 
 Coiury svlio Ui:ii> liirprizM la t!icir Jo'.l.ty, Kfi 4C0g| Family, ssitli whom his 1 K.fit vim B'.-i/f, Jinlliis Lr,. 
 of ihtir jatty Ham iipm ila ((Ol; w'.io.e liiatli the llkr < in..- a, |<jiiul ly 1)1. ir c.iiiuil I'uy.ij. ^, 
 /;/;;« m leu'iii'.M l>y kiriiv'. an equal iiauiber ot the ' letiijili ilie Kiiii'S Miiiil hciii^' ni IIUnJ, II <..Ui(i fmn 
 Rova'ilis ; for wlii. h lliiiplri r /(^.j-s r n \sas accuj'J of 'nioii J a .Mceii'. ; ct'thr Nobiliy aii.l i.liicf C u'titcl 11.. 
 r<i;ii;.!i.iiee, in not foiuliiii; tnncly SvUM>r>, anJ ton- jwliercin it wisccii liiilcil.ihjt thcie sv.is i o i;ih>rKimi-,u 
 diniul i aii.l his Lands and Offi.es wtt'- jirai.ttd fu for the pn lent [^I'.iidds ot the Kiip'it. m. Lut ! y ;i 
 yi.V/./(. 1 lu.s iiavi anew oj'porti'.r.i'y to i' "I'lanit (tfili'p the ,; (.i.ni,/ j^lKcIu'ioii ; ai.d ilie Iviier tg per- 
 aiM. lift tlie )tfr.i;s, thai .is ilies liad lid<p Cttd the tin- .l<iade ihnlcftlu, -unitary Op 111011, the* lave it t, 
 pirc ill r.vclifiailiial Matters t'> ilie I'op'', 1" they in thai ilu- /( //iii,' and .. \ui.< ii»< a^ieiJ in pMtiis ii 
 t-ivLd Ki I'rmj^ it nn.ier the ll'imiiu'ii of till Kin.; if laiili: lliat I (tli ifSriii'd Chuff vs.w tim (.cd aiij 
 (' .;.:■• Ill .St , .il.irs ; :in I m tills en 1, they !u I. i.illead Irnc .Man, and ih(. I 'il!i ui le alxii t one c r nvn Njtrns 
 of' liiiiKs an.l RelidfiKres, ( .ifths and lirts, from vv.is mil . a tiuelliwii al-'Ut woids, and ii..t v .,t h ihi 
 
 svliii 1 the'. 
 I 1 \vhi h C 
 
 ,i!,l 
 
 rot le dns'iiLy Spiats an I Aifosss , rinii (if a iiiiplity I-n.pire ; whcretipi n the Kmi; ^avc 
 pl.iint , the Km;; f.iuwirp, naliii'.s, btpiiii lihciiy to i eiry oik iliat pleasM, to retiiiii to 'he w, .1 1 
 ii'ore iiiilyt.i lilten: Yet Hi'l he tarried it fair to the ]e- ■' i.-'' Wirlhip. J he I'atnarih wi'li the thiif m iht 
 I'l it-, and ti iiv'd kin.lly a IVlhop ler.t I'oiii « "le. Hut I'.iihers l;eaiini>of ilide tfi'^ps, can c ai.d ilefned iSiil,. 
 when he praiitcd liidiil)>cneis for the Jubilee in 10;% cikc of ilir Kiiip,.sshi. h hi rg j;rarta!,he reLn kdhi.ii tot 
 fan e laid, il"i cm t'pic Sni lutdoUoi. . f Tj wh' in at nlirptli. ViCtuiuslie had i>ain'd h) ihe/'f 1:1: wi imlic 
 the Kiii{ anfwer'd, T/'.« //•-• ij- 0/ the Ki-u !; '^ " '" ''e'- P'e|Uiiue of the /(im // Ki hpion ; tor praniing TiJcia- 
 ter, /'- n'.tr'ih \'rpr. ^ tiontothe./. vif..i'i,irx V'oill ip ; lor .Apoftaiy tiijir ihat 
 
 Muw.ecr, the .Siieccfs of the / .i/?,inrd.' eiicoiirai','d the Relipioii wlii, h he had tiiily einlia/d mxA iliri.itit,l 
 V.etnof '. .r,im 10 revolt, but W\\y^ taken, he uas hnn with the lndi);iiuii 11 <p| dod, the !'< pc, and the 
 liriilbd to death, and many of li.s Coiriplices s\eie cxc- Kin; t.| I' tw.... 'lo all wlmh the Kinp Ui d, ll.ir 
 I 'ltd, v.lii^li made the /'f'v.i-.j delpiir of I'atduii, he had dune what he eoul. I, Lut never intended a u ta! 
 an 1 iiv.ire relidute in ihiir Kelsellion : Whereupon the A.teiaiicjii ot Religion, Lui only a Cor.tiiiiL n of leiiit 
 Kiiif mar h'.l a^ainlt them with all Ins Forces, but Cereinoines. 
 
 soiiid nut liihdiie them, becaiifc ihey tied 10 the Holis in On the 24tli of 7«'.r, the Favomers of the ola 
 t)ie Rocks, where they Kirk d, ti!l they fill upon a feltdt R'hpion addiels tluinfelve; 10 the 1 iiiperoer, and U • 
 Prtvt.f the Kitiu's I'or,:es, and dcfttoy'd them. Alier leech hnn, '1 hat by a piiblnk i ditl, he would give hi 
 which, the Kiili;feariiii;io le closd up, retiRd in halie .Sul)eH„ lease toietiiin in ilieKelii;ionof the'r Anciilii), 
 10 /'"''f, the Kinh> alfintcd, and mdi'ted lenaiii C!oiiiniiiliorcr' 
 
 Anitiiw the Ji'/".'.' Fticmies redoubled il.eir Com- to ligiiily Ins plcaU le to il c Patiia'^ih ; « ho remind .111 
 plaint;, Iliat tlure woi Id nevrr be peace in J-.ilivjin, Cwrt, 1 liat a niileiime II ciild be pin between ihili 
 fij I itg ai the /<, "I /i' Religion bote fivay ; and iliat 11 who had not iiiilra'd the /<<•'"/'' l^elif ion, sslonni'li 
 would be n.ore expedient it retam ihc aikient Ctieinc- be connived at, and lln le «lio had inibiaid 11, le 
 ill' .s \\\\i' h \vi re i.ot lontiarv to bar.h '. By which, ami whom il.c liberty of rcimning to the old loiin of W'or 
 r.ch-like Siii'.gi llions, thcK'in; was at la!t pievaii'd up- Ihipciiild i.oi legianied without . Sin. l)\ whuli imai- 
 on to I f i'., »i.'..ir:-, to riinii as far as b.e em. Id ; which Al<"i/ .; iho' j^ht |.> piu a IVir upon the Kii g jid ah '.l.i- 
 r ' lave .t'I. he ."onfentf.l to, but upon emidition, that Cinii wh.T hid ] L.tils'il il e /; wi/i Re'igioii. But ihc 
 nciniiip 1! oti'd be remitted by pidihck Aifls but by la- King inadi no otlni anivvtr ihan this, llw <<-;. rij i.- 
 i it Conn.v .nil -■. lint when the King put tith an bdnit i-''''', t -in >mi lu ii,.n- I c ,i if n,\ Kjii%iUtii : and fi,'- 
 gr.uifiiip tlu- nfc of allanieiit Cerenionie-, not repvp- fently the Un ins beat, Tiumpcts ibniiitcd, and I'rocla- 
 nai,: f.-i b'aiih, lie was Ihaij'ly rcprov d by A/, «.(<;; lor mation was madt by tli- Cuer. We tiirt pro[ ouiiilcJ 
 ri-.ldlini' witli Srii.,,ial .Miiirs : At lalf it was agreed to yonthe y<^.ra<-n Religion, ellecii.ing it die belt . bi tan ir- 
 b\ f'tneot the l\itli-r<. That the ancient l.itntjjv, but nuincrablcniiiltitinic luve pcini'd thio'dillike if it ; jril 
 lorrcleJ, llioiild be read in the .\1afs, ihat 'luit hili- 
 
 ;i- rhf 
 frwli- 
 Rom II 
 P -■ 
 
 ihcrefore \se grant ymi tlie frceexetcife of the Rtimur 
 of your .Anceltors. This EdiCf was receiv'd wiih an 
 univerlal loy among all li ris of People, ami hei.eif r'!) 
 the old Ceicmoiues nere made ule 01 in the Coniiiiuri- 
 on, and Gi ape Hone Lujuur inftead if Wine. A few 
 day> altera genual Circuir.cilinn svas appointed, aid 
 the ancient n ai:i.ct of waD.ing ipon the bealt i.l 
 V.fif! itni was us'd by lome to cleanle them lrein/(ifl/'' 
 Superftiton 
 
 Ab.er the King's FdiA was p'll b lid, the Jtnursi 
 
 vseic fett'J^ 
 from whiJi 
 
 a!s Ihuiild It kept at the nfinl time, except f. ry.'r , and 
 
 liinle that d.epend upon it : That anyone inrtead ot i)ie 
 
 .Sabbatli, ni'glit fail on ilie fouith l|.i]y-dav: And the 
 
 Ki:U' ar.'.wei'd I'rnJf^, iliat his Religion was not iiitro- 
 
 riucd by peaehiii" an 1 Miracles, but by hi-, own Ldiids, 
 
 and tl'.eicf re he had 11 ' reafnn 10 complain ol Ins kdiCk. 
 
 But ilieie Cincillii'iisdid nui panfy the L.'JiiMietn, nor 
 
 any other of the d.lcoiucntel I'anies. 
 
 ^'e have Ictn tliegie.a I'ronrefs t.ftlic t{;m.m Religi- 
 f i'''nn in lii^iifir, the Antliuiitv of the Patriarch advaiicd .Chun his were taken fioni tiieni. and the 
 fj',;' to the highelt pitih, the Jefuits favcur'd by the King,|tu Jiave ilieii llately Caihedia! at do'^.",! 
 ,1 f his Bioihii, an,! m.iuy of the Nobiliry, exeniling iheiritliey laincd al ti,e;r laiied Fi rniture, having IpoilJi 
 ."'" W.'riliip in fe\ eral raivinies, building many Cdiuri lies ithcir Stulpti.ieand I'liluie,. ii//«e(.j dv nig 411 !h-:ciitr,i 
 
 and C.liappels, CIV lealingtlK-ir iv'inber to ii Conipani , iiC^^i '<.'■'-'""''*• '''e chief bavoertr of the /(■" /'j 
 
 oui, and loiiveriin; many :houl'ands of the I'eople : Religion, in which he lont nued hnn, was 1 anilli'd, 
 
 JJut while iliev Were tliiiikiiig i.t abii gating all the .in- and hii tioods liipiellred, and all thai favoured ihe Je- 
 
 I'leiK Rites, behold a I. .ildcn change enfued, upon win. h fuits were ei'hci (ei.t iniotxilc or piii 10 .leaili. Iv:t 
 
 thev •'.ere baiiilfi'd, and tlieir Religion fubvcrled For llill the /..'/..:)..-f)j vv. ii,d not U- quii t until tin' lailiit! 
 
 the Kiii>>. tbo oilierwifc mod addicted to them, yet be- 
 ing Weary vvith the C, implaints of Ins I'eople, and ihe 
 
 Iniportinit'.es of Ins FrKiids, iro,ibled with a Jcaloufyol 
 
 h ,s Brother, the Ciiitiimacv of the /. ii jm.-h j, the Oi- 
 
 minu'ioii of his I'rerogative, and ihc dfiad if Iclinj' 
 
 I11S King ii iin. at lengih began to th'nk of abrogating 
 
 the /<i«;ii. and reltirmg ilie ./.rv.;»./. „!•■ Worlhip : .And 
 winch was to beadmu'd, a prot'pcrons Fight agaiiiil the 
 
 wert all turn J Oui of l.ti luy.i: ; and iheicti re ihev we 
 liiftfeiitto F f»«oii.i, where ilieir Cioods and Anns, eip. 
 eialK their lire aims, vvcreiakrn lioni ihe,n; and aliu 
 diaf, liting cunimandi d by the King to remove tieiii 
 K<,'mc»i,!, tlicv liiikd foi a while in a private |-loi;fe. inl 
 thoy were pulfd out thence by the Fars and delieei'd 10 
 die J';.; I III Alar, M j.y; for liie W/m,. i..-( had Ilea.., 
 that they had lent foi a Military Power ficm /«•:"< m 
 
 Hull 
 
Lib' j|M;hap. XIX. ^n AbllraU of the Hi/iory of fccliiopia. 
 
 40^^ 
 
 111* wj\orii)i«tlioiifhti, 
 t by killiiij. Soo>. i,[(,i)' 
 iiicot ilic I'.ivuiin IV ut 
 mult It ilic lUii., ivt.u 
 
 ' "nrtim, 
 
 l-ein mil \/. 
 
 ill .1/ ^niKX- )i,n, "julv. 
 
 I, anil uiih thi' f.me 
 sow CM 11 r» «us, |r,r 
 only arc auiu- to itai 
 ■n.(vltli,in: lluntuie 
 tiaiii llum to Nuvi.tin 
 
 ciMi loitnl her rtwii. 
 
 II' COIlUllllll 1', ,Mj..i> ,,1 
 
 loni, limili.f, ai,.( 1,,^ 
 
 I B",..,le\ jiiii Ills Ln. 
 '■■'null I'l.ivii. ,., 
 
 Kliiiiii!, /■' '.i,U, I'lim 
 .uul Jiirf C'.jiitiiil.t.. 
 f w.isio ulh.rKciM.A 
 Kiifil. ni. L'l.'i ! y ,^ 
 ai-.ii ilu- liiict to piT. 
 nil, ilu» lavf It t, 
 "' aj-rcid ill }-nti!s ^i 
 111 « H tnii (,((1 ,.^1 
 
 II t oiu' I r iv.d Niitmn 
 Is, iir.J iMt v,;t h tht 
 c"|«'n the luni; ^ave 
 3 niiirn tij -he w. ., , 
 vvi'h iho ihii't' M ihi 
 iiM- ai.ii ilclnni /J), I,, 
 rtal.tv rcLiikilhi,iitor 
 I l>\ tllC,', l:',url t,,,|,c 
 ; for Rraniinj; Tolirj- 
 tbr .Apoltaiytii.iiMhst 
 
 iiIkk'J .Mill ihri.itr«,l 
 i>1, the l\pc, ar.ii tht- 
 h the Kill)' u J_ '111, 
 Kvcr intciu'.iJ a u ul 
 I a Concillkn of Uuif 
 
 F.i\oiiirrs of tlio nli 
 le I iiipiTOiir, .Ti'd I, . 
 Ct, 111- MoiiM give hi 
 loiiof tlu'-r Ain.>ii t>, 
 iiTt,im (^oiiii'.iiirMif!' 
 rih ; who rcuiinii ,11: 
 be |.'iu bctwci'ii th. I, 
 
 Kc'.ipiOll, w!<l iiiii.,' ! 
 
 I h.iJ iiiil'ia^ il ii,"n: 
 the- I'M loiin of Wor 
 :ii. !!> uhiili imar- 
 thi- Kii Y. jiii ah -l.c 
 '• Kc'mion. But the 
 his, //'IP tm I'u it 
 tyiii^ilcw : and pi,', 
 ioumlcd, and IWla- 
 W'c lull pio|ouiK;tJ 
 git'hrbclK butaiiir- 
 ihiodilhlncf 11 jard 
 rcifi- of the RiinJkn 
 was nvi'u'd wiih an 
 iplf, ami hci.iif rM 
 01 in the Conmiuij- 
 d of Wiiu-. A few 
 1 w.is a|'['oiiitt J, ji'ii 
 V, rpon the brilt t! 
 iilc ihciii Irciii ^ m /<' 
 
 il I: liM, the ]fiiiirs(» 
 ind thcv wcic futc'j' 
 (,'«■<;." .J, from vslujr 
 liturc, having Ijoii J. 
 
 /./ JVIIIJ' 111 bccoih',: 
 
 iirtr of the /(■».7''j 
 drill, WIS lamlh'd, 
 that lavoiirod thf |i- 
 
 1 [Hit to .IfJtIl. li,.'C 
 
 nil I iii'ilil thi' I'jihdt 
 1 ihiicll re ilici Mi'i: 
 lodj and .Anns, v\\-i 
 uni ilii >ii ; and at(,i 
 njj '.o remove Ircn. 
 a p: iiateHoiili'. ml 
 ifi ami Jrlivei'd 10 
 .-ll'.-l: i-ri I'jd hc.t.. , 
 Poivir liem i>i.ua ri 
 
 ffitlf thfif Rcli(;liin, which fomr of ihcin h;iJ iitiptu- 
 ilcntly ihrcatiicii, and thrrcforc their Rcinovai was 
 hallciul- 
 I |t»lb^ III"' ''"• KiilR* Comaiand to dcptrc was i;ciieral, 
 ■ If,*' '>'»« ,>/'•«'''? I'l' Inliind him Icvcral Jcluii>, who liirk'il 
 t" '||l(ir fomc time, I in at lall wen- takrn, and mod of tlirm 
 *'*'' h'""!'''- M •'■•'■; fjint a »vhi)li' Ytar«iii"ii!< thi- barba- 
 '1.11* rolls lid'; at Sin.uicic, ill prcat angmihof iniml, which 
 i< MMrilTos'l by I'riMig ihi new Meiiopoliiaii pals by, 
 tthohad 111 hi" I rain one I'fttr llrfUnf, .1 l.uiiom, it 
 rrcat I latiiinr iiii'l I'fobity : When hi.' met MciiH.\ at 
 .V.i.if'M, he ( ppo«'il Irvfial Opinions rf the H"fi/h 
 t'litirch, and cxp iiiiilril ill /Ir.ni. m thf Standii'' by, 
 ■.,hit wasf.iid nil hmh lidcs ; andbcii.i' .onu- m i^licihti. 1, 
 l( wai vrty aiTipt.il Ir to the Kini',, whi^ pave him a 
 Till! .ind all tliiii;;" lu'irlTHrv. Ill' IViinai, h, .iltir a 
 Inn', C.ipt ilty, rediTiii d h'M'lill ;liid Ins CciiiipaMons 
 witl'i ., "fO '.- <nni l).> I. If., and at l.llt I'll l.i'e to(,:'^ ; 
 (roin when •■• lie li-m 1 ne / > 'i imo /'■..'/. ; .' , to rive »n 
 n.'.iiiniof ihefad . Iliiteof / ;/i/<i;(>, ,ind dclinil a Mi- 
 lituy Aid to lelloir liim to hi« li II See. But a!l hn 
 Nfpotn'inn, prrvd in. M.'t'fiwi be. iiile iheic w.u no 
 lOnliilerable I'aitv m the Knii.'.doiii t.. aiiilf any borcev 
 ihm Iho'ildbc lent ; l'>r the Kinp p'lt all to de,>'li th:it 
 f.nniir'dihe Rnrui l'■|lll^r^; vvhi h o 'alionod the nun 
 ot'niany cfthi NoMhiv, and leieral IVi: Us ; iiid tearing 
 |i'!| 'he I'"! '(.;;»•'■ Ihi uld in n'elus Uoiiiiiv.ons, he brih'il 
 the Millii'j of Sii'ijieiir aii.l Mrrj.^, to deny tiitrano 
 i.,,i''Vof the /■',!>/.':. The (j-infrcpaiioii tor propapar- 
 iiii;tliebauli, luuiiii'jiihat the l''«tii':ii /'' weri: neimally 
 i.,l oii<, fcnt liii ('r'Hi.'/n Kiiar<, all l-ifiiJ-».cii, with 
 l.iu'is of lafe eoiidinfl fioiii the riiip'rimr ol the 
 J..', whereof fiiir b.ir;; kiMd in ihiir J'nirmy to 
 ,4i\'>;m. till- oili. v iwo that Ihn'd .1*. M.ii:,iir, ehofe ra- 
 tlier to return home than ffl'ei Maityriloni to no piir- 
 ri/ie. Vi! iluie other (' pi inn-' ventured to fo to 
 .v«iiiuri/t. uhentc they lent .1 letter to the Ahfjinc Kii )■„ 
 ti lonp'a'ii'aie hini. at'.d lie in rei]\if.al wrote to t)\e 
 T'Cii t . let;: linn iheir Heads, whole Skits beiii.^ 
 •;ui; "rt, he lent, that by ilicir coleur he nv^ht know 
 thi'iiun be /Vt;./;.', and by tlu'ir tVa'. iiiR to be I'rielts. 
 ii'i:;,dicd inf'i//r- in i.'S', l^n e wh'iie death Wi- 
 ll, ivc no ccr.a-.n Kela'.in^ n-: ei ■/. 'V'li.i Hut the Rc- 
 pirtof /■-/.'>:: that thciv King liadeinbiiLM ■/■'i.i-'''m, ap- 
 It.ttitobe a Ii-ilion, fince his I 'tiers, -if the laft date 
 I I!'.;. -.1 l-r;.'in with* Cliiilli.in I'" tare, alter this Re- 
 fer: was rais'd. 
 
 C/ 
 
 :-.»?- /t'?'.ijV( rf i'- Abi'fTuiian?. 
 
 rifides fairi.i Hooks ill, y have 1 111 vny few otiiers, 
 nne ni' wh II >■ i ilf * the <> " » if K'li;/, whiih leenis 
 tijlicihat <-. 'ii'h IS hinli'y elUciiiM asa le, on.l (jolpel, 
 ,1:11! i\ pre(i;rv',l in the l\i!aee of .(\«i).vr, whiniii is re- 
 i i.led the Hilloiy of the Qiiefii i-f V,' /-.i. They have 
 .; li.a Chroniile ei'ed by ( ',.r'././/j in hi* tonleiiien of 
 hi 11 ; a Book of I'hilofcphy, nliieli isnuieli clleein'd ,- 
 ,111.1 a Voeabulaiy, wherein 'li'' ilifr iilt Words arc cx- 
 puiiiuled iiitii.- .'l".-ir'/,-, or < .•/•'. 'loiijiiie. They nicd- 
 ele with n.i.Stiidies, but thole ol theirown le:irncd I,aii- 
 iMugeaiid faered Matters. Moll of themthink it cnoiijih 
 if they ran read or write, nliiih Children learn cither 
 mmi thc;r I'.iretu.s, or t'-.c Monks, for a Imall .Stipend. 
 Th. il nuiniier of adniinilltinr, riiyliek is very ridieii|nii.s: 
 Tiuy eiire the Yell iw-Jannilies by applying a red hot 
 1. iiimtlie uppi i-eiid of the Ann. In niolt Dilteir.pe 
 
 "II "^ ; , 
 
 I. cry I ne iifesfii. h Herbs as he has learn'd from his Fa- 
 iiti'sto b'- iififlil. If the Kini> be (i k, they alk liiiii 
 v i.-,t he .Ills, and if any cue has been lick of ilie fame 
 Uife.iie, he tt lis hiiu what did hiiti good ; for they value 
 not PIr.li tins ,in.l Ajxitlu-.-aries. It' a l''amie breaks 
 I iir, ihey Tv !;,. ill till- C'oni.i-.v.'ii iviih iheir Herds into 
 the Mo iii'.iiiis 'Viti.ir.-.ir.i:' iliey tiireby applyitipthc 
 C'raiiip pill, whii'li is an iinfpe.ik.iMe torture 10 the Pa- 
 tient. Woiiii.b they I lire by Myirlu- whii II is very 
 plcir.ifiil Th' y h.i\c little (kill in I.' gick and Natural 
 I'lii'oloi In , .1-, appe.irs by their Oieiwi/i/i ; bin thcybc- 
 iK-vethe S'liil iiiini.iital, beennfe u proeec.ls out of the 
 Mniith of (i, il, wh.) breath d it in-o the ba.c of .4i/.iw. 
 1 !u'v deny //'.'.-,' /, faneyinp that filth People would 
 drop inio Heaven ; and when the Siiii riles and lets, 
 iheytliink that he poesand comes thio' aceriain kindol 
 Win.lnw ; bui how it iji-ts niidci- the larththey arc n-n 
 Idii.itoi'S. As to the lilieril Arts, thev lo-. c Pocf\ 
 ahn-.r t'le icfl, i-'t only tl-ar winch is ri\ ine ; for al 
 ptophaiic Verfestiir-j hate, vvhiili trrat of Heathen Fa- 
 i>!. , a.s biiiij', the l-Voi del s ofMolitry. They covet 
 l.c.en le;, aii,l %vcre cavnelf with the |ifiiii5 to teach their 
 Children the ;..Tr;>i Tongue; but the) pcnerally learn 
 L.oigua^is by Converle, cfpecially the Ar^l/n; in 
 
 wlutli i aripuapc the Kiiip wrius hn Letters 10 foreign 
 Princes. Ptivai. I'crloiii le.doin wtm Letters , b'lt il 
 they have a niindto wiitc, ihey ^o to the ,Seiibc r.l lie, 
 Provinte, wl.vu-iiu-s it.lrpuii foi a fiialiiiiiif' 1. 
 
 The ///■c/'.'.rj many cvciy i iiv of iheii Wivis iff i [" 
 the Chnlhan manner, iiciilii I is P. Kpaii y prolul it- d!' 
 by the C-. I'll, ! Ill the r.ceicliil'ical 1 JW , wli.h dot. 10 >,. . ■ ■ 
 adnni thilc who hive iiioie Wivi-s to ill Iai 1 .n . 1 11 . ■ ' ' 
 and the I.ei 1 liberty they take 10 put ,.v. ly thar Wo , . 
 asiomativ ilieni. Tluy haie no iiiipti.l C<ieii"i-,i 
 *oith theineirioiiinp.oiily the b.icer !o;al Btiu.d'OV( n i. 
 lu-'iilary loeverj' Wcl.iing. llieirliier 1, \iu ,1,1,, 
 rent lionioiii., tor tluyfec-l ciilui llpl^ll r.i v PI. Ih, I'l 
 that whiih IS hall boil'd. Iiilt..-d of S le if.y i i- 
 
 iCiall, whicl, pUali;. rti. 111 btttpt ihaii I l.-i,iy . In,', i , 
 Vet, a^ a I laiiiiv, tlictli ifv ird (.icei. 11. il s v. Ii.ih ilif 
 
 jliti'l inthi M,i«sof tilt Kiaiti tiiey ki:l Tf, 1 1< .- '.' 
 ihey bake iip(-ii l-uib'-is, nude in il,i r.,il,i, ,, 1! il 
 
 , Pan. ikes. Many of iliein live only iipin I.1.1 . 1 
 
 |thiir I'loiks and Held-, aie tliiii "iily Ivi.le-s ; ili . , ,. 
 
 , ilicir IKilian.idnnk il'.n Milk. When ihvy ra.i. i..-,. 
 Hoeks ihe> ..iity vsiiliiluui thee oi mut tj. .n ■,- nwl. .1-. 
 Mi'k thev fiibi ll. Then Woiiien 141.11.I ih. ii Cm Wii. 
 a Wooden IVill, , jn.l mike Huad of tin I :,,\vi r ; aid 
 
 I where the An isiciii| ir,i!e tiiev Ium p.od IVittei iiii.' 
 Lhecli-. Alter OiniKi liuy l.ill 10 .I'limiiij; and leiu 
 pive over till the Dm.;, be all out, 'I hey ii.aki e.sul- 
 lent Huiroinel, by n.ilonof 11 1 u ) linty of 1 loiiey, and 
 Il r tl . ir l-aiiiili< s they mix Water w iih i'. I hey have 
 anoihcrfouil l.iiinor, nade of their Priis, yyliieh i' 
 like -Me, Ihii.j; white aivi fweci, 
 
 I I h,ir App.iiel IS very mean and poor - tiicit rruue' 
 onli wiarSi'k, ihcCleip) and ii.li'i :. -t oii.y iiiakeuli 
 ot Colt. 11, the floorer lort CO- c; ilxiiilclves with Skim, 
 which hai.lly hule iheirPiuitu , whkli i:i lomnion alio 
 aironp foine ot t!::ii Ni.bil.iy and IVieds, \\\:u think 
 It 1:0 llandal in .ippear n, Chuich or CluiKel vMihout 
 Hrccihcs. The BoiJ sand Girls po Hark 1 aked, till ripei 
 Years calls ui ( 11 ilicni to hide then Sh.inie. Ihi-y are 
 very emions 111 dieiiliip ihtrlhiii, foi iliev ii,,t only 
 lurl i;, I lit anoint 11 with Butter, an. I kit it ll.ould be 
 runi|.ied in the Niphi. they reft then Heads on ,1 f.^ikcj 
 Iti. k, prekrrinp their Pride bef.,ie P.un. Noi dois then 
 poverty appear lefs 111 their HouUs ; for they that fol- 
 lov*' rh;CJainp, live either 111 lents or Hiiis in,ide of 
 Reeds and Rubbilh, daubd ovtr \sith (Jl.iy 01 Lome, 
 and covere! with Straw or Sedge, wlikli ilie\ leave be- 
 hind them, when they remove their Cainp, and their 
 Villapes arc built after the lame manner. 
 
 They make a d'.'hful l.anieii'at'i 11 foi the rl,-ad ; for 
 when they hear of the Death of ;iny pie.u Pttlon or 
 dear Friend, thev pi.jrtratc thrnilclees on the (iioiind, 
 and knock tlieii Heads ag.iinll 1:. Their King and 
 great .Men ate buried with iniuhioinp, and every one 
 uffs all means 10 excite Tears, and the Riatiotisaietlad 
 in tattcr'd Habits inftead of Mourning. li,LV nli; no 
 pel III, ar Service beloie the Body is .'aid in the Grave, 
 only fonie Monks llaiidiiip Ix-loicihe Church-door, read 
 a few- if Di-.vi.i's Pfaluis. 
 
 They want very much Handicraft-Trades, whervLy 
 they arc dellitmc of iiiaisy Ci.iu-eiiien, cs of luimati "•"''"''' ^ '■ 
 I 111, wli'ch we enjoy. The Jen., are almoft the only ^„j°'.i.',,j'^;" 
 V\ cavers ot Cotton, and the belt Sii,iihs aiTioiip them, 
 who make tlie Heads of Spears and levcial other things, 
 of Iron .A.s f.r other things, eveiv one taki-s care to 
 luprly his own Wants, ..ither by his own, or the Pains 
 ol his Servants, which is e.dily iloiie w lure ihey ul'e lb 
 litile. They have no Guilds of i'la.lehneii among 
 thein, but whatever any one proleifcs, that he teaches 
 his Children, and fo ihe Tr.impeters and Horn-v.-'inders 
 ai'- all of the fame Family, and le. e apart by tlieiiiielvcs. 
 'Ihey were f irmerly Ikill'd m Ar^hir.'.'.fiire, a\ appean 
 ly their magnilieem '1 einples, and the King's Pa'a, e at 
 /t.uitii.-. ; but fince they were cngagd in Wars, tlis way 
 of builiiing IS iiuite ibllis.l. I u'- the Jeliis having 
 broupht .'iichiieCh vuh tlicni train / .: .1, buiit many 
 Churches and Chappels of Si«tK jnd Mcrrar, to the 
 ,,cat dread of the ^i.-ffiuc:, vyho look 'd up .n them a-i 
 fo many Forts and Call les, .uid I'.-.ei i'.nj binlc an .iduu- 
 rable l'a'.;ce tor ilie King. 
 
 The rH'cjfiiic! I are nut to llir outot th.-ir own Couii-,i, 
 
 I :, 
 
 1 1 \H 
 
 I I 
 
 try, being ignorant of foieisjn I atiHuages, and the -.vaysi-u 
 of Exehanpe and kccpnip Con-efpoii.leiicc. Forinony^' 
 they usM holy Pilprimages to Ic hicm, and (oba<k 
 apam to /^"mr, when the AJu'wr c'-i-i wire l.ordsof /•'?>',' ; 
 but lince the Twl^i were polfels'd of it, they lo opptels'd 
 Travellers with their F.xailfions, thit ih'' .itiJiKi-i veiy 
 i-.irely vilir Snuf.^lfw. In their iiavc.iing they on'y 
 make ule of Mules, for no other Crc.itmecsneliiiibovit 
 the" ir.igpy Roclci and Mouiiraiit; but ihcii Horfes 
 I- f t I the- 
 
 iSi.r 
 
 ■ ci 
 
 if:. 
 
 
 '} 
 
 1. 
 

 I 
 
 4 04, ^iy 1 lio.Herbert'j / mch into Aih ami Africa, ore. L ib mCh^ip X X 
 
 llv >' IT'l'tvi 1 r VV.u ;>ii.t Kwiii;'. Ilii- tJri 11 aiiil jto Var^/ , a i'ort iijnii ilic ;< .; i.vr, Iroiii ulinn- tljcy iTii"" 
 aii.i K ill ..xny ill ilicir Hc.u(l."'.a.Stiitt.»l(>'V', NMihthcni, to r,;././rf, annthir I'ort, arul ilinici.' rlity (,nl .ij'aui l.i' 
 .111 i when Ni(:lii nvcit.iki!, thrr.s tliiy yn<h ihiir Tents y.i./',-«.; .m.l SU: .11.1 ; < rit' iluy i.inript cnilutc ilic ,V, 
 an.! kiiiil I I'iiinhIk'ui iliiiii i" f..irc ihc wiM H_ aili. To loni;, tlii'N f.iilaij.iMili tliu .Siiciin fiDin c'ru'. to (,; ' • 
 ■|lu' j'niiir fdi! when iluyti.uil, Uv iiivii tlii- KoaU'tlicn l>) LiiJ iluy navel tu (./././.< in two iM's .ii,,|' 
 I ii- tlicro ii ii> iilii'' Ititi iii'i C'luk'* Mwi|' t.< I'c t u.ml, ilu'n, l' id ,;,i j/'i in fi m .lays, wluri' ilicy lakt .Shir-nr 
 wlii li (Mv^' r. AAliin M a plcnruit l'.i'.I.nu' at 'v '"■tiir (./.../ r, arn! Into ^^<;;(lfw:. llii* ii iIk way tlk (M;? 
 Wlitn rill- .I'.' 1' f'nwly air.v' I tiiiintlir 1 alt. tluv wcr. | tropoluans taki', wiili wlioiii 1., the lalill inul!ii,. ' n 
 in\;i ■>! I'V aC()(.kiiit"h -Mi'p i "Im hche \m\ aii In- lain /;,.!, y>i'./H/ ilciitw 11 Mia .Ih/lui. A Miiiniajn,',, 
 
 lie nw.W I, '/III', v.ini iivo tin- *>li('|\ an 
 atn'fii.i wlmt ^va^ fit lil'>tc ilicin; lut at 
 ifiiilK'v vviU' ^',. inpa\v.i\, ilicy lOtilnlieJ lunv 
 
 Mra; (Ml I 
 
 I iKl'ltullV 
 leni'.lh, V. 
 
 r rif.Tii ll,in'\> n> lo km.! an Il.iU lot Ins nc l<k' TrtM:, 
 tvhiiliiJiu .>f ilii :n t!ul with a Miy ;4i'>i' j;i:n,i' in a l>i 
 Sprcch : 'lo wlii.li t!\- Oi>k hllncia while, lut hear- 
 ing; notliiiin olM iiiLy, withont anv ufptilt to tlu'ir 
 lin(ii>ili I aiif>ii;ii;c an.l i;i.i.ctnl iKlivcry, (■•i.mfn, 
 faiJ 111', K',>'p-! tliv /li'/'^i'jf^ like Men altonnlul inaJ.t 
 anlwti', lli;tti:i •:nmc ni into In SI p it I ■' I'vn r.:- 
 • fi.t, hit h In lil:'t/::iiii, iUhl ll .it >vh'» It J. I ' 11 ll'iiir 
 ■i>:! M at li-ior thou, iv H,".'< l::r.\itlii'.! tor <■ 1.1 Mmf\ 
 /t. ^'•flv•.• .''■•:■■> /I''"," ''•(•! iv/i'^-./. But all till'. wniiM . thi 
 
 rii,n III a lvit-ni):lif, an^l li,,,,, 
 4' (ir ^' I'Jjy'i ii>'<<.;«./ C'.iiru liy I an.i . I , 
 
 truni i'liieiiiiiir tii 
 tlllIKO III 
 
 tliif to ttavii tiuni the KiAalCaiiiji loCi/'u willLik,',;;, 
 tliu'c Month", ' 
 
 Ihe f/i.( (/t</< who inlul'it the I'm ts ol du- /^,-./.^.., 
 efitMally ihi' A(»' .»„-.M»j, ar.; the ihief Meivh.iiiu ,1,' 
 //.v/;.;,/ 1 J (or Leiiip. ( t tliL fame Kilij;ii)M, the\ hau !!i 
 free I.U-iry tf all the Torts of the '/<;./ iV,: : NVx; ,' 
 theai the .(ma/.ViM, who ilo 11 tnn>li ililKr tii.Mi il, 
 ./ )';,ri III thin W'oilhip, have the i>re.Ui It IMIe, j> 
 I'liii)', ihi(!re,n Duiliisiii ,ill pat's <F "ihe WurM. Inov 
 iinpuri liiiuliy liiri-. 1 I t'oniimuliiiis, lini .arry on; ., ; 
 (JoM : Anil l>u,iiife then- b iki Muiny i,i),i,'.| ,'■ 
 
 int latisfv t!ic Ci)< k, who fnr'il liieni 10 le.ive ihen- Irii.p;., iIk' iilly imi.raiit fmi of Tc'i !e, hnliiiii il.i 
 i.'l aks ill jawn, whah weie afierwarj.s fe.!eeni\l at the '. (Jolil ainoni; the .S.inJ, 11 at tliu Rioij o! 'Iteei \i , 
 I'upes Chanty. 'Ihe..!-! •inthenilelvesare »ir. Ii..ipi. ;);oa_raiii.ii iow ratii ; foi it the Mcuhaiits Jen'y it n^ 
 Ca!''le ; lor 111 ihcn Viliai'es ihov appoint the ihiitell ot l'ej:oo.l, (hiy (iili.niiie it Inr as iiiiuh a> thi y .aii^c 
 fhr Inli.il'iiaiits f. r ulicl of ilie l'i<iii ; whiili C'liltuui' without .(iiellioiiai); 'the Met lunts Lxet-ptii n. it,.' 
 wa, aiu.eiitly iis'ii inlcictal LhnltiaiiCiiniitiiis. , llie Nohilit) iivlruhci luitiairy a I'j ih .St.ne i'.\ i;i 
 
 'Uie way fmm h.^fpt tu .■Ueilmi.z is troiiMdi'iiic to alout them, wiili whali ihev tiy then Ciolil, weiuli r 
 Tr.ncl'er^, aiul fiil'je'd to ninny Dangers by the bx!or-|(iut, and pay it ly the Ouiv e ; wluJi m <■.(,';,■,,,' 
 lions of ih.' til • -, an.l the Uul'heries of liveral \apa- air.o'ims to tiic lahic of a .V/.a/.-//.! /Vr/,M.,r, or an lin 
 boiiil Nations thro' whii lulu y mult pafs : Yet ilieir are 
 fe\cral Tioops of Merrhints, rIio fettinp. out tiom 
 Gr-,i.l C.ii'w, ate .arrieil lip the N/A- apanilk the .Stream 
 as tar as A /.^'(M..f, an.l ihenee travelling 111 I'arav.ui;, 
 firll conic to .'»';■'•, and to 111 order to the tullownip 
 Towns, n'.u-h, 'm-!^i, S.'h-l', V//;»i, iU')/''"., D.(>ifal.i, 
 wh;,li lall is ai:eoiimeil ihe Mitiopc lis of .N«/"; : 1 hen 
 
 they conic into the Kingdom of \eun,i', under a MjIh- 
 
 »':i7 :« IVincc, From /).("!; lAi therefore llicy tiavel to 
 
 Kj^'-', K '■< '""'N (rrii, Hclt.igr, Wi/'.Tf^, '^cnnr.i . 
 
 In travellint; fioin Wi^cKi to S i.n.',, thi' Merchjius ilay- 
 
 iiifliaininv [l.ues about the Alfairs of thiir liifliik, 
 
 com;;- mly Ipea.l three whole Months, tho" 11 imj>ht 
 
 'Ciial Dollar. The hxihange iiwli r/;.<.;j ism,iJew;ih 
 
 Dii loinc'.iir.i.^ Init chieHy'f.r Salt hewn out uf the 
 
 vshuli son may puiihr-fe .-d; ihii:p>; 
 
 vith 
 
 n 411,1 
 I'lirplc, 
 ■ ei>i. 
 
 Mountains, witn wiiun son may puu „ 
 
 and 111 the nniot, pjrt, yni mayluva i.oi.d Mtiio'tM' 
 two 01 three I'ri.ks (.('Sail. 
 
 Tiie C'l'iiiiro.hncs imporicd are ll.ih.' -Ln, tjirnieiv 
 of all J..HS, Vil\i.t, .Silken, In.t .liiiliy WooH, 1 
 Iniltiaii, wh\li the luat Mm near it Itiid if [ 
 liaMiijjnow loll the Iki'luf d\nit;it. S|kis, and ei 
 ciaily Pepper, they eu\et to le'afon iheir iiid'pi.! Di>. 
 NVaics for Kxponauoii they f.aie few Iclidts (iulJ, 
 Skins, Hii'.es, Wax, Homy, and Iiory; inmv nirr,' 
 tlio II nu)>lit he they might have if then Kuips Jul cneinnapc Tr.ifii;;- 
 d.i: e ina far lluriertime. From .?.'«h.o in 14 Jays they ; and Merchaiidizmi; ; for whcli end ihcy ll.mld Ii.ini 
 rrrivc at the Confines of ./Ar/Ji/n.i, into whuli tiny enter 1 the /.^//n Toiii^iie, with the Addition ot oi:r Ar:s .mj 
 I'y I'/hflu: But the fafelf and Iharteft Cut is thm' the | Handicraft Iradis, win. h would advance the A|V,-.i:m.i 
 >(.-.M>.-j It you .aiiaureewiih the 7h'(;j; which Patlagc |tliel'c poor Chnlh.-.ns to a more llniini;.;ii_i> liate, ,i:J 
 is two-fold ; for cither '.he Mer.hants let out hum lV.wo weaken the Itrcngih of the li,:,iir..tr.i,:. 
 
 Sir 1 homas Herbert Raronct, his Travels, begun in 1^2-^ 
 into divers parts of Africa and Jfia Major, in whicli 
 the two famous Monarchies of the Mogul and 
 Terfian are principally delcrib'd, with what is re- 
 markable in thofe places from other Authors in 
 Turchajs, &C. 
 
 it; 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XX. 
 
 Sir Thomas Herbert' j Travels from England to Goa 
 
 in the Eaft-Indies. 
 
 Hii fcltiVg 
 out. 
 
 s 
 
 \K I"'. Il.iicr:, Par. with five Ships bcfiJcs Cornwr.H, from whence to the Cape of C n/ //ijC?, they- 
 Ins own, embaikid at /J..-:.' near r>av:r on Lit.!)- compute their Longitude, and not from the .l\(,rci, whiih 
 rl,f> fanioiii ili.ai Ycir for licin}; the Fcaft as is the lirlt Meridian, 
 well of rhe .Son 3s Ahitlier ' in the Year 1616. On tipril the third, they got figlic of t'oiia S.inrc, erf- 
 
 III a lew H01M.S iu:ilfinK ihe !lle of ll'ij^ht ( in Bnttifh, the !I<j!y I'uit ( lall'd Ccrw hy i'ti^ilir.s ) commanded' ty''' 
 
 Cni,l:lj, 1. e. uii ntf or feen .it .. dilhince, and by P//«;i the Spr.hi.ir.l , and lying in ^; L\-p. as .ihb of the 
 
 yetl! ...,--..- 
 
 to the 
 
 as It h by /-.hc /o,, lalld r.i-(.i ) they came , A/i./cmj {i. e.lfl.-i of'n\w.l ) fuelvt Leagues S. W, from 
 . Li^.:ui!l\iiu, whidlis the utmolt Promontory of Pel <o S.i«dc, and 70 from the dmunc. i't ;o Smu 
 
 was 
 
:A,cr<;. Lib MCh^p ^*i ^- '^'^'Tho HerDerc » Travc/f into /\iia and .AfVic.i.o-c 4.( 
 
 >iJ 
 
 lil.'J, 
 
 wa< ilifoivcr'J l»y Pticjlurliu', /lira n\i), .mil pj^cii 
 l.irii t'^pioplr ; l-iK hi- luiiiiil it diHUult in ImiKl (lure, 
 In', .lull ilicCViiK^s li,ul 111 laviil ihf (JrcMinJ. |r is is 
 Mills III <'<>in;'j|s, .iiul Iriiittiil m Wliiai, Ryr, Kim 
 Us II, Shicp, Ikjats. C I 1UV-, Viiipii s ilMi.'iiiini 
 
 1t' IS, IloWvIS, .111.1 (illl'is. 
 
 'llw( ,111.1' in, IcKall'.l riDiiHIu' MiiltitiiJi, l',^„„iii/. 
 I ' (')M <(.!«, I.iiili ('/i).<, /. (1. t. :,r Wvic liill (111. uvcrtil 
 I y I lie .Wk//i', .111 /.'ii^,./! -i/Mi/, |iy \sliulc UifiClinn* il 
 w.isujit'lucK<l tW4i Vi-4i» aliir by I nrii </r ii .'i/, iii 
 n]i , Uilt tlutlkr liv ilio (..OMiini.lioii of C.i r, K;iit' 
 (I ./ ..i; ><; hut /J'H II Kiiip i>l C.ii^.ie, lO'Mi \viilli\l 
 iImii Iio'ii Iiiiii, uii.l jnik tiiciii a little alter tu the {■rue!-, 
 f'li.ni ul'oin O'li Ihiiii;', (»/.i>;. lA yp.tiii, to(.k tlicin, 
 ,)ikI iiiir.i J till 111 til the SfiAiii'lh MuiuiiIiN , ill uliufi- lub- 
 |. I'li'iii ilii V Hill rciiuiii. 'I litlf lil.iiijs ( (..illV. by ]'..i/ , 
 .I'lj t.\ aii.l l'!ii:.i,J', ^Iti.tniiii..:', .md by I'.' •.•, II if- 
 I /.) .lie ti.iiii ilic WoofiM, or l.uMit CoiwiiciU If 
 K iin«, and trom Sp.:iii sor. They .ire loinnioiily 
 niM brcil (Vvi'ii, .iiul were ancuiitly c.illij cV:';c/m, 
 
 I ; •• I (./, !\:.i'i,1, ^imrm.i, Owi.'/.Mur /'(«;. '.i/i/i, ///.y/'.M, 
 rr /' I 'i I ucfif, .iiul C'lfi) I.I, or /urfHxiM; but nou 
 liny .irc ilciKi.v.iil itCil, l.'!«.iM.(, I. It J'',.H.r, 1 .,,■ i''i>. 
 / :.. v, ll^e.r.-, /. I (i"i«i/,<, ami /'i? 'r'i/ii/ '. Iiiail- 
 f,i-n'. 11' ■ silie IVoi'!; kiUAV iiM(i)ill)iit N.itiire, v.irc ip 
 r.iMiit 1 I li.t nil- lit lire, lluvcil Willi lliir. lionis p.iM' 
 tlu'ir C'hililnii 1 1 111' mirf. il ly 'ioais, til!til ilie I'.ii'th 
 Willi Ox s Hill n.;, luieil the flai.i.;hn.'r of l'ii.nn<, iilij 
 \> iMi'i'ii ill .uiiiiiioii, liail no properly (.f (Jo ils, livc.l! 
 iiiWt'ils, C.1' no hiiij; I'Ut Heibs ; yei lunie hiil I'l.in-i 
 nn'iiiipscf the I:riii,)rtj!iiy of iht' Sunl, tiii ilii-y wiili- 
 c! tlk'.r l)c,i !, aiKJ ptit ih.in m a Civ.-, wuli a S:.ilf in 
 r:,i'liir,J, 311 1 .1 Tail of MiIk aii.l Vine iVt I'y tlieni 
 
 I I oniti 11 an i r.!|'iMirt ilniii in thiir |.-iiiriK". In I'ara- 
 liife. Tliey arc now eivihied. ai.d piotifs I'opcry, and 
 
 . the IrqiiilitMii k'eps .ill I'rotelhiiiis from ilinii. The 
 I,,, dnnd Iiuimliroi.s Relideiiceisat I .<ii;.( r. :/..;>, wlirtlur 
 I ■"•' .ill the other lilcs iifiialiy repair tl>r lultiee. This llle 
 • ' alKunds with (Jn.its, Heel's, Arfes, il'i^s, IVirl , Rye, 
 Kue, variety of I'loucTs, tirapcs, and oilier rxn-jleiit, 
 Full-, as n!fi Inncr.io's, it .Siijiar-hoiU'e's, where they 
 r.iiii.l tlie.r Cuius, and make .Siijj.ir. It is -.ihom ^0 
 ■Mill's Dianii-tcr, and h.is at the, Soiiili I'lid a lar.je Ray] 
 cillid Mip.Uowl.i, which yields Irelh Water. Ii is i y 
 I.i.ij'.iiis from .v. Cm.x in T.m- i';;.;, i. from i^imcntiiu:, 
 aiiJ iS trom i.iT«t.'fof/?. i 
 
 .., Onciiffti is S' l-.":\''f'.' Milesm Jertnh, and e.-pials the 
 CiaiJ C.n>:.\ lor Inhalntaul'-. Its Juel Icwiis arc 
 y.f';Hvaiid /-m..':;m.'.iov i.y'ni.:, w'lich Dands at the bot- 
 tom of the Hill .-ailed Currx .m:. This Town e\ ecds 
 allihe reft in all the Ides lor alnii.i'.inoc of exce,'enr 
 Grapes, yieldi;; yearly, as (iinie fay, 28000 R.its of 
 "^■Sark. The Moiuuain is fa .1 to be 1 ; Miles hij;libv 
 moft, luK by S./r/,'^,- £0, and by one .NVJ'i-. an Lni'li/h- 
 m.ii\ who iiied there fome time, 41, but i'"'V ii.ulf 
 mean by tlieoMiijue Afeeiit ; lor I'lin.iiiii- fays, 'tis bni 
 li'ur Milis IS f iirlon;^s perpeiidieiilar Neve.iheUls it' 
 liUs lip Its lofty tnp, i'rr.i,;, fohif;h, that ir is ken inelear 
 ive.ither lie Miles. At the botteni of it is plenty ot 
 Wood, in till' nu.lille Snow, and mi the top l-'laines, 
 tlic Veins of Iiniiillv.ni' biitrinp, whitli the I'l iple call, 
 the Or; .V; (.'/i/m'.I'. V. Ir is about liiirteen Leauii.s from! 
 < if rnJC /in/try, and 20 from /..i l'.il>rir, liec trom f.im.-' 
 1.1, 7S fioni .It'ick,, and 70 lioin .V.i.icui. In uld nines 
 iho) ulcd 10 embalm their dead, and lay rhein in deepl 
 Ca\es, Ibnie llaii.linp, ciher.s lying, and in luch likedit-l 
 fcrint I'oft'ar'-s. 'I'licir Uormitones were reputed very! 
 
 tailed l.tUt, 4nd liy l.4>Kt,oij, two oilitr (mall Iflc. '!'»'<■'■/•'•'. 
 
 I lllld ' r,lll,j., .lllJ .l/.-p..,ll:.t. u.4'i.r, 1 I 
 
 I'll ihi I'art ( t ilufe illes ly T - and J>r .^•^ wliidi '*"''""■' 
 ate p.iil of A/.1//1 ;>)'/! Iir^ii.in/i, loial/d from {■nuifi, 
 I ii.iilidi.'.ll'le Tutii iipon ilie ^/7.(V..i Co,i!l, ip| iliteto 
 '.in.i,.- 1, 111 \ ■ ;/, win. Il le'liiibV Ui . .inil c.i//;., and 
 h.ivea like iiithiiiiie iM'Oiiiliaui,irr'i'.v ireii'.lr. 
 
 Ki( nniiliof .//'. i.'ihev r.jlsilih Ti.pi'k it' Cancer, iV.tli 
 
 II ti >. ..t't.L.. .I.u^ (..... .1... r. .. .!. ' ... . .. 
 
 whi 
 
 Il ijof like ilillanic iinin the .l.iii.iinr, 
 
 till' 
 
 It 
 
 '.i;» 
 
 ,:y ill (ix Dik. .!r^ ..: w 
 ■ >i:o-.-p', H.-K'ii.-.rf; 
 
 '/■> 
 
 " *...-.• M ....W.>J. 
 
 venerable, and rarely leen but by permiilioii. 
 II:cir{i or l-'crniin bears .S. S. \V. from (.V/u'd 
 
 _ |.'</ Cm.irii, 
 
 .Hid appears very high to the .Ships tliar pal's by. It is ten 
 Leagues from l.i: i'.r.m.i, .in,| inr above liv Leagues in 
 conipalli. Ir is famous lor one Tree, call'd by th 
 ''lives '■;«.rr', and by the '<pr.iii.ir,!i S'.u.'fr, wlii^h aftnrd 
 
 Na- 
 
 . _ _ J ^pr.nt.lr.is 
 
 frcili Water to all ilie Inhabitants : It is darkeiiiied with 
 .1 cloudy mill li me parr of the day, which calls Inch a 
 ll.i.i.ful Dew upon the Leaves, .is diftils in Streams; 
 ut clear fwcet dvops into lari;e Ifone Cifterns, capa.ioiis' 
 enriigh to I'urnilh not only the People, but all the Cattle 
 in t!ic KlaiiJ uiih water ; fo thai they never drink of 
 Rners or Poii.ls. TlU'. feemsmiMCulnin, but in V. iV - 
 '"•■•'s lllaiid. which lies under the laiv-', inoft of the! 
 Trees have the lamepropciiy. 
 ■ JL.i Vaiinn is very hiph iiii.i woody. 
 ^ yoit:iciit:i>i: is 1 5 Leagues lonr, and 8 bro.id, and near 
 ' l.ai.cirtf, whichislefitban l.'wr i/ff:. Thefetwolllands 
 were taken by tlie l'.\i'. ' I'l: in 1 596. and the othi't by the 
 Wm.'.-.j alter, w Inch has occalion'd tliciii boili to be better 
 furtificd. 
 
 OwifMit fix Leagues IVcm T«jf'/t/'Ti ^"'^ '^'S'" 'oip- 
 'Twi.\t i.4nr:.-ic.Mand Ff'rfr;;«/;.i ^ isanotli'r little Iflo 
 
 nil II I iiiuis ^f il.c T, iiipcra'e Zone Irom the Pide. ,, 
 isio called t'r.;iii, I. e>nm»r,tMriiir;4lioni tlutl.ijn in ji,>,.- 
 like a Crab, which j;ae» ba.kwanl. 
 
 On til,' mil fhe\ anic under tlieSiT, beiiiR in ; 1 
 Decree, N'.rih, and on the liili w.rc in lijjlit of Cap.', 
 '".', ..llledby ii.,1-, li.ff'i hC,:,::,, i)Vll.p.;i V . ' 
 iiid by the l-.thipiAi,,, i) /..,r. and \U>. tin; ■•. 
 
 Dntlie .'III, liecaino (o fii in the I'"rii.! 7.,,xr.i.\ that 
 llieSmi daitini; out us ticr\ R. aiiis, ilie Air Uemid lo 
 'e uidainid, llu .^e.l w.iriii,aiid SMp> f ilphiircMiis, LiiImi 
 they .ill fweat and Im.ilcd, ai,d were unable tulle, p. 
 reft, ear, 01 dniik, wh.h i.iiiiiniied li'\en d,ii,s, :ii,,i 
 tlicii an abortive (.1 mil llindowii .1 ihiiLin;; Ham, n t 
 n lu'iJirate Dups, I ut to iiiipctii'iully. as wi. ,|.| link 4 
 '>liip, if It sa lie under ilic Dun oi'it . and nmnvdiiu I,' 
 1^ fiioii as It came into the Sea, .1 VVhiilwind .iiole, 
 V 111 hiMi. beiklan'.er'diheir Slip-, but ajr fpi |•.Ml^^■al,' 
 f' on polled ihe.r, outi.t li;iim"'nay, and laiii'd ihun 
 bejciidthi' I'l-jiniVKli.il : uiidei the I me llic li. r i.i.n 
 loiiiiluiltrabl'', .IS 111 many places more ri-ino'i, r,.,ii'!e 
 l.eieaie i:oiillart lireii-cs toward Sun ler, and the Nij-nts 
 beiiii- cpial M ilie Days, are or.biian'y v rv dewy, 
 wIikIi much 111 .lies the heat of the da\ ; 1 eii.i.' , they 
 lia e two Winteis, an. I in theit hotiell W'eailur they 
 l.i;lni.i of o'h, r liieei'es at nine in the Mjririi^, an.! 
 tour in tile .'\ftenii.inn, .nid lainnt Noon. 
 
 iSUstnr ^th, they laine riiViif; Cr^.^v, nhcrc tliey 
 enter into the M.:i,:;o 11, or .Annverfiry Wm,!, which 
 bl <ws f.'i lix Months to,;ctl'er ri.nlhmily fi, m one I'oint, 
 be,;inir,Tipcxac'Hylrom'ilie Sun's entrance uro a lien.u' 
 the X i^iukj and loccnriniinj;, till it enters nr.o tin cnii- 
 trarv Deptec.when irkgin^toblowihccontiar, way.an.l 
 holds .1 , 1 inc'. 
 
 W/:> liie "itli, tiiey came into ei;4lit D'-;;. Ant.ir.'b k 
 I-lfitu,le, luMu^ the Af « ». ; r ii;' Ci.all , n ihe cae 
 fide, and the Rirhinn 1 11 the ctl'icr ; 7 he , ;> r\ .:;^ Slma.- 
 riiiLs on in divert Nains>, as 1 1 
 nine; Mvi::}<n\ I r.ti-it, M 
 
 and tv//;:,. •, fi,|| of M,'. k Wntchcs, with'.ii.'r 1 aw a:' : < 
 Relii'ioii, but ruh in L'lnli, abouii.linj; witli the but 
 Minerals and b.lcplai't-, la.ug' p iii R.-.pit.caiid \'i'l.ir.y, 
 and \vfr:liipp:iip M kiU'cs, Fitelior-, and di.;",iiii.d 
 Idi.ls of De.i.'s, ill ibipcj of Dragivis, Goats, Ov.ls, 
 Da;-, Snakes, D »,s, Cats, a:i! whatever their Wncl'.e.' 
 iirnc them to, in ilie inoft internal pofteus, p.ij mi;, 
 hoopinp, p'.ovelinp, f kImu' and di;'v.olo';riiv_; their l.'.ir' 
 kalles wi:h Jeae of Heib:., Rice, Rooii^'and Lrui:. 
 IheWinien duie the New-M..oii e\ery .Month, by 
 Ihew ill!! their n.iked liuins to lici, aiil the Men com- 
 plyiiy wiiluhem, ll."oi iheir Ariow.s apaiiilt it. A D.- 
 was ol that salue on.-e with then, iliat :- Neproe 
 were exchanged fur one : but now thy n ake .1 b'.rtci 
 Market of tlieni, to lend their Slaves to the C'/.v-'riv 
 Klands, and other pans of ^''(i- ..'.'.i ; a Trade by wbiJi 
 'lis to be I'car.'d Cliridians will make but little pain, line 
 they have no care of i.onvci'iin;4 their Sonls, I'l,], Jv^.p 
 ihandize being a great Sin amorp Chriibaiis, tho" 
 piadlis'dbyj'rivjand (".«,'.,.-j. Tlieir "Com is a lo:t of 
 \tf'iimponi, or Shells, GUI's, Reads SroiU'S, and ficli like 
 |tr.afli. They marry not, and bury thus: Thev walli. 
 I paint, anJappartl the Dead, and l.iy tliem in a Ip.t. ,011s 
 T)irnitorv, with their Ariiio'ers and l)ra.'i.le!s. They 
 i '.irclethe Grave wi:h miniirk (iiltuies aiui l'.;aculatijns, 
 lonchidmg with the Sasriticc of a luily Cloit. 
 
 In Lor.»i-ii and .'l)i;h:ii, which be iinucr the i^'.rinat'.'r - 
 the People arc, as in Colour, fo in Coiidit:oii littL-i.,.., 
 other than Devils incarnate ; lor not laiisiic.l with the 
 I'ocd Nature h.is provided t.ir them, they dex.iur Man's 
 Plelli wiih a Vultur's Appetite, killinp their Keighbour- 
 inpNatiiiis; and il' they fad ot them, fia'iphrcring 
 thcirlriends, who fuinetimes to cafe thenifeKcs of Trou- 
 bles or l'>ifcafes, will offer themfebes t,-i the Kiv.fe ; and 
 as they lU'Iiplu in it ihemlelvcs. Co thev otle; it to their 
 Gotls. Noiliinp is (^ coinir iidable in ilirm as their TV:r Urn'. 
 Anherv, in which tlic> excel ; for they'll llioo: u" 3 'V ■"'' -■''■' 
 do7cn Allows before tlu- firil fills to the Ground. Tlieir '*" '' 
 other Anns .ire Clubs and Ilarrs, Ion;; and llnall, 
 barbed with Iri n. \<ry liiarp and bright, and ibmctime! 
 
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 poiloned with the Sap .%;■ juice of rhe -.Vi.ia. 
 whcii is like Milk, bur \cry vcnomcuj. 
 
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 I'lJ lilli't, uliirh aii'i'iihrr ot tli.'ni inSr «i lujj ... 
 ['■f- III lij||;ih II ran frmii N"tih vi Soii'l., I, 
 ■|'i':;ii ( I ill ltd .iniiiily /,„,,! l-.l fiA, aihl';,, 
 Cil4i.\ troiii whiiuiihar | iirt of Af, „;>«.» |. ...n 
 Tki'imim) til the Cnpi- ./,- H.ci yn.-n,--, ficm if 
 • *t'(! V Mill. Notiliuti I jfitii.lr, in 'K ti Dij^.V 
 Itlicr", >i. ^ Mi'o ; 4nd in l-rcirli, (r in C.>|C V ■ I 
 
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 .iIh] It, Ml t.' I'l.i.iii* av |M 1 1 iif nil iil'o tor liiiili'iiic 
 lliiMiiily Oiiuii.i iit< itiry lu\i' i% 'n llitli *rut p'l.k il.i ii 
 l-'j. IN .III 'SViib. I 111' Siiiiiiiiil Mofin ;irc ri|"if<>l M.iM 
 anilWdi, iii.l ih» Si4i« ilii'ir C'l il.l'cn, m ilmr Kili- 
 ii;on 1 fht IV' ll iMh' ir Oiai Ii- 'tliiv hivr itnii '>! 
 
 IkI.I, bill il.'Sliill^ lit Ciii", «liicii iluy till Vi'i'/" . _ ^ .. .. ^^ , 
 
 ■| , V .\'.c liur I i,i4i 'III in«i| I ol / '■iili\ 111 ti.'.lit Difj ' 'hf AiUniuk Oiiaii. in (.\i| i.- i. n ,1 n, in Af., , /> i,,.,, 
 
 Siiit'i, ,111.1 ill'' ilicy arc of liinlh ilir ilf. where, )it iK .'(v^.9.-l, inoo Tlii- n.inu ./^i ,.• n f,i!iiti ntlui ' 
 
 li.Ti- ihc) Hi' iifi'ic.ii I'luT Iffoni W/'/r-, <iiic 111 itic I'l.llrrity jt .I'lruLi , j.y ' 
 
 • r *. M.niir. 1 1' y iinll iln' Trnpiik of Cijiricnrn, w\Kr'i'ir, or frmn .. .% »|i ., j,i|j, j,,, 4 (j, j, jj.j.J^ ||J^ 
 
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 »I|U, t.i nl'id frnni iJK' alir.iivl.iii.c of Siil'n "s S|iii.i;'i', I lijim, C irilin iHiinliiiiuj, Colo' 
 
 iimiiiiila, ^lul iiiaiiy utlini. 
 
 The Kiicrsykld Viircty of I'iHj, .i« TiriiK, Pv: ,. 
 
 Pl.kri.l. 'Ii-mh, aivl KIs ; .Slii'lliih, :n (.ral-, ( , |..' 
 
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 Fins li:iiig'iig i!.'\v;i litii- .liLriottiiili-i, ivhiili ai( liiiiilj, hut i.i,ri.iiilly mloufiji 
 
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 11 tv; M'.it lli'ii ari- ilfo fii 111 I .ihout this llbiul 
 Pinmviiis 
 
 if I'lnmviiis, (If ivluto Hirils fi<Miiihiir 
 !lir Is of alliihrr p.i the iTii .ft I x.iill ii 
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 tviicrei! vsiilj lidivn in 
 
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 v.h! hair taken .it tin- Hooil'iii ihi fielti Wj. 
 
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 Ihc Moiiiitams arc nut iviilviiit Mar.-Iiafirs aiiJ 
 ra;i.' I'u.!:, ■! n;.! Ivih S.a jii.l I.aivl, the one ti i rml nenls, Init thty arc in In- pained only b'. ilofefeanh. 
 I'l a;:.l ■.!!. i/.ar to feed in. Th \ are very oi!y and fat, 'he Country atlor.ls alfi ; 1. iity if litatt^nl ,!ivin 
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 M.;"ii.\ .^nl l"oinrtliin|> like thiiii in viU 
 
 lorts, as Uirtalo's jarpc ( i.a^ with Inimhcd RkI,,, 
 
 i.or';. re alfi i;teat niimlK'r.i if Seals or Shiepwith Iniif; hir- iik' Hniind« i,d I lai, Anulupes 
 
 laiRf.is Sta!!s Api , and Bal-Pons of extrji nhnary 
 ;■« ;ii;J eol.iiiri. I ijr.i. I\;n'hers, I'.miI-, ji, ',al|« 
 
 l.'iNMaislu.e the lell'.iUiKj' of Fliill-i. iTiey W,.lei<, IV.ps, Cat<. I l.irn, /ibi.v or l' d<-ll,.i'ra, 
 
 .1' I ire .1' i!r.l ni.s Aiiinals, and equally iife ilic lanl I hi hani'. Camels, I'lvcorns. 
 t„l \V,.tit; anil iho" tluy are eatily kill'd if 1 ne intei- <ht.u iVrre of Bird", a^ I leiw, tiiclc, iiukeyi, h ^ 
 Hie I'CtwcenilK'ni and [!u- Sea, yt I'-iiij'. pall one, thiy l'cn(;«ir.s, (,rows, ('iii's Thmlle, I'h.fant', I'l :i...in<, 
 I a c fii h an Ait I f iMllini{!'atk .Stnnts upon their Fur- .Stork., Dftiirliu, I'mti.lns, Altatraees, Viiltun', I'.a- 
 : ers, liMi tluy c: dan'cr ilicni. 1 livy are roO oily to l-t pI's Cr.ines, Corinirant*, or <!r:i-('rnM^, whuli hue fli 
 i;."vl hood, f.e th'ir Sk.ns liciii;' taniitd, arc very T''';'' a Imcll, that afr r Patties ihey will Kent the Car- 
 i Mill. ; kaHc< iiuny Miles. Hi le arc alfo itoie of thole lic.iiiti- 
 
 Iiaviii:;i' ■ Ille, liny .aiTie to .mother rallcinV'-^ii'.'ii- fnl i.'.i.ls eall'd ('.r'^',--K''/«mj ';, I ut ly the .lifHf.m'' <■ 
 III.', tri in •!:. i-ii'tK'.ie of tho'.e Hirdv In their way ' M'. ''.'>'•■..•., wtiofe Fejthers arc irimfon and white n'*,'!''. 
 tiny fi'.i in.iiyWhalia fpotiiiip 111 the Dccan, and 111 , 1'liic as .an be miapinid. ' ' 
 
 waii.'ir.els f.i.-/i::); ii|i the Water thro' their Pipes and 
 Vurs, whiehn.i'iiic haspla.ed on iheir Shmilders: Some 
 ill y [iiiili'...! r.jjjot" Tool lonj; from head 10 tail, their 
 II aii .bsincvvil! i.L';;ha I'niinh, '.lien .Months being litt!t 
 li 's iliaii 'e 1 l'...' wide, .ind iheir ToiiRue piopurtio 
 iii'.le ; bill tiieir i.scs no bi;.|i;er than an Apple : tliur 
 Bod is thick aivl ri.iind, and iheSaiaps eat iliein, 
 but M-.Ttluiii'^ eovet thciii Hit profit, one ufually aH'ord- 
 inp tsve've 'It'll '.f Oil. I'hey eni^'-iidcr by applying 
 I! i! t.)Bi.liy, aitJ bun;.; fifli but one at a Birth, like 
 1 i pi ,in-„ 
 , y . the rirll, tliiy i-anu ;o an Atvhor in 'io'.l.inij-Bin, 
 f.eab'd lio.n Aiiiiiiio '^■^iinir., a P.'i/ai;//';f : It is n 
 I e^;i s linn of the Cape of (ii'JH:'; ot a linii.ir 
 e.lai t'oriii, boih lati;e and I'afe, an I affords good An- 
 I hor.i'.'C Till- I aii.i 111:11 ihe Sluur is low and t'niitfnj, 
 b'.t tivc Mile^fion: 'lie Cape il is niouniainoiis and bar- 
 ren, aii.l li.nii ihe IMIs 'tis eaf. to Ue to the end of the 
 C.ip.'. as a Ii) ilie Cipcj ;-j//.. aii.l /)' /IguilUi, which 
 a c li J ataicd lioni ea h other by large Pays, but incon 
 • enit 111 ui an, Iv n in. I'l'.dn th.. le Mf'inuains defecnd.. a 
 Cr.ali but plciilini .Stream of Iwcct Water into the Bay 
 ,if S-.'./.m/.r, \elii. h is -cry icfrcll.iiigto thcHoweJsof the 
 S-.a-HKn ill ;hefe hot C.juntrics 
 
 Ttie wliok'C'.'untry of .;/"m;s; is a Pi'iiinfula, join'd to 
 I'tie Coniincm ! y an Ifllnmis of Land of 1. Ixagms 
 '.'.hich dividi's iiu./<../ V.,1 froiiulic iMcdiierianean. Tii. 
 r ]tiinoiilial l.int dixiJcs it into t«'r.parti;,the invsardand 
 ^untw^rd, a.s ll-,tH ■ sallsthein,. hw' a^ j'hsrs the greater 
 
 The Natives are proprpated from ('/.<»)), ni,J inherit, vj,. 
 his Ciirft ; their Sta'ure is mean, their Colonr blai k:i;!,e -,- 
 rheir I'ao". ver> tinii, but wdl pioporiionaie .n thiii 
 l.-nbs, whifh they pmk and ■lit in Irvnl lli.ipis as 
 their I'amies lead tilt m for Ornament ; th.ii Hca.ls .ire 
 rninnunly h ng, tlicir Hair w.j 'ly an.l .rifp. Snmo 
 ihave all tl.cir Heads, .. titers lia'f, and others leave only i- - 
 a 1 lift on the C!ro\\n f.ir i-rna'nenr, but tiioll adorn then ' 
 Heads inllcad ' t lliavinir, u-ith Spnr-iowc's, Bnis Pii:- 
 tons, piires of Pcw!. r, B.-a.'s nl I'tiiral lorn, wh'.h 
 they get of ihcSaylcis for Mutton, Peef, ihil.s, OOn- 
 chcsti;j;s, and Toitoil'e-frells Abont their .Arm!. aiiJ 
 legs ihey weir Chains of Coppir BmIs, and Iron, 
 svirh I lei'i'. of Ivory, and about thin N;\ks ihiv mar 
 the i,nv(nits of I'ealls. whuh thcv alfii eat; tiie tell 
 of tl.cir IVdy is naked, lave that il" in their Walierlicy 
 ha' e '; Thong <:'\ l.iaiher, ivlii.h like the bik ot a 
 filove, lerve., to rov.ttliei /'.■,.',■•.<,•. Tiic Ixto.- "in^;, . 
 ■AWir I.ons a, id Pan:h. [s Skim, as al;o I.copar,!.!, Ba-uj: 
 Iv.iiis, Calf ijrSheip Skins, ssithther Hair tiini i in- 
 ward : Upon their btet ihey \vi:ar a Sole, O' p.^-.e 1 1 
 leather tied with a liitle Uiap, nh:cii tht v ho il in the i 
 Hands while they (i-, that they nny I'eal with their 
 I'eet. whiih rhy will do xcry (lc?:rroully, v.hlcth y 
 li'tik yon in '.he l-aoe, and think it no Cnn e. Voitic nt 
 
 hem aie Sen i-Eunuehs, and liinie Women til' F.r- 
 
 ilioii. 
 They live in Caves, eat l.'JciiUs with Snit, ard wil! ii-., ' 
 rifle the Graves tn feed en the dead b'jdio : J hev tie diei -'J' 
 
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 livril llufns '^ 
 It ; '111 il Hcails ,'.•■-■ 
 ai.l ■ iifp Si'iiif 
 d oiliir-. Ictvc only '" ■ 
 but timll ail 'rn ihcK 
 -IcWf's, IJri!s Pi"- 
 viT.il Inns, uh ll 
 ,f. lUiI-s, OC'i 
 )iit their \:mi aii.l 
 H'aIs, nr.il Ircii, 
 Nivks ihiv wtJr 
 .tH'c) i-at ; tiiL' icll 
 their \V,ific!l'cy 
 like thi' bi.k ot a 
 Ti;<.' bert'.- In,,, 
 (1 l^ciM'ar.'.i, Ba- , - 
 H.iir tinii 1 1m- 
 .1 Sole, o- iM-'.c <'l 
 iliiv lio'il in rill- 1 
 iy fcal "'ifli their 
 trcully, v.ii !c :h y 
 , Criii r. Viti-.e r\ 
 Wi'iiirii lie I-K- 
 
 ivi'li Snit, :!m1 -.ulil'^ ! 
 iihc^ ; J hey lie tliei ••;;;'■ 
 fi.'j» 
 
 111 /'.i' 1, au'l'iip, ml, OiiiiMin Hij Ij, liin i. • 
 kjHilnm ilicy I iiiK t!:<'ni III till' I t-Uir .inJ n ' 
 
 ii"V 
 
 tniU IK" I'lil iiiy thiii!(, '"I' d''*'>iif cMry tlun/, law, t niix il with .-hr.it.k, I ut moU ja thr Su-Co.ifl. 'I lil 
 It ilcil Vk'lult', Stils, I'lngwiM. (n'Ciir, .iiiJ ijwPuil- llll- u riih m Miikt«I( anJ Miihalili', CulJ, Silvr, 
 Jingi, wh ih ihry I It lornrcit Ujiiit i» Such a« thro Iron, Jivl (^p^nr, .'NrdU'^, Hi horror », Jinl JaU'i's 
 clit JW'T lu-jtm-fi, an-iioribh'iii itovulcfor ilicinli Ivij, *if ijroil C' minyi it i>ii. il. % III •, but iliit wliih i- ii.i.r« 
 iho KM*' «li«'iii "P"" the MonriMitu (Jtlliti'tc (•! hi'lj-, valiuUi- vm'Ii tliim, than tlir Unni'indi jinl I'lmh aiv 
 whtti' if F.illiii; .ikI t III Jo imt (lidtny thiiii, the 
 wi'.l I'leaft.! do i ntir Women 4rr ililmu-.l witloiir 
 
 jny iiipiihle tr rain, Jii>l liny givi tlmr Climlriil In k | ■■«1 ouitlic r Null'.. Ijcii n i'" ll l.i luaN.; in itn'ii owiii\i- 
 o\rt their ^hi'iillru. iiiiun, ihit j|| i ||,<| Ot .ii"fli'. I riii i,ii..;iil. 10 'mil. 
 
 Their I jtmii.ipe i» rathir ;i|iiVly iLin ariimlifelv I They h.4Vi' *llu j pii..« tlieim lor l<rj i . '\ i|iir, 
 (ill 11 leil, iiiiil tis tlioiinht ihivlmvi iit iiitm.il Lui'ula U h^iiw, HJI». HiLni', .ii.il liaiiU.ir ' .t.lt* I' r 
 (iinwitli tliiili IVill*, with uiliuiii aii.l r.ilxHjiis tlcii "liiili ilii- Ii m,i y.Mi in ex lianc igni..! ihvc;'. i>..i' t ..;. 
 W.>niiii t.i'i'iliailv i' iivitle. | Riill'iltM, iHf boiieil, t4t, jii,l ( Hiiirl I UtK J nil', \ 
 
 riicv Iwvr in kiiowleilpe < 1 Ci i!, lii i ati'. l|'ark ul'ml IVer, I Ci p.nri!3, Puuli. t',. itU MiU. Unit » , ■, 
 IVvKinHi, 111 hn I'lomc if Heavin nt Mi 1, ii > |!.i<.c^''i'''". Haili)', i' m , aiiil d !• at, with w' .it I'l' .i i. i 
 1,1 apart li>r w<itllu;i, iinr iiiv S.il 1 iilifnticll | like, ai Oiangri, I moiit, |\iiiei, I'mn ., uii ii», I'i.iii- 
 
 Tie. Ia«e I'l'io Alt in Wji , ihiii Wcn'on i« .-.'ii . 14IH», Sui; it-C anci, <.ii"ir, liJilv Cuo's, 
 moily .III .A/aj'Ujy i>t )a\r'iii, hi jiU ' wuli Irnii, ili-| HiU'aic alio I i??ai : , ami ( .iin. In pv, vhiih it .»' •'••'i.- •• 
 tcitiiiliy I'eatliirt. which thiy i. n lakc on atui ctl at leanili (yriiird Utalt. It h ^n oM op iii' i«, ilMt t Iiul* 
 i|i iliire. Tliiy liivc no Ixttir, I AHli. i i 1 jw. I:viiic iip< nihe ^lr, b t it it an crroi r, tnr ihey |.A i p I'l i , 
 like wil.l Rialtt 1(11 Inroi»iici-, like l)evil» lor Mile hiil.Bcetlet, .iiiJ the li^.c, Viry ilfitruulU. 
 ar.llike I)iii;> liir r'iuiv. |, .^al.itti.inilrrs alfo arc tinnJ 111 ihll lllc ; ili v nic ai*;.!. kJ. i 
 
 I. • the |f/tli, tliiy WTlghoJ Ariliir, hcnJing iheir 'on > ' l.iziiJ, ixtrr.iiii n.lj iy .Nature, anil nii| like 
 (until- to iV.i ,'/ -/..i. ; but in ilciib :iit>, the Cape ili'V, licmJ re the !• ic tm ti iiic tine, jii pj' it mi it 't i 
 nut mill a Ittiiin, (lin"<il I by the ili' ht ot a liiiill hit'i', bin * jtrca' tire w.l i'l ii heni, a., wv know ii. 
 Iiiif Hinniil b'jik I'liil [iiiipillly I)) iratiiiniall.il cvpiiiciite • tlicy Ic in iiRiill and lliijy pla,.>, .ma 
 the Deiif't biiil ( win, hbi nip .1 kiiil nf i.it'ir.il .'\!*rD- I' lilom aprc.ir Imt 1 dorr a Ste.tiii , their lieih and 
 !>jir, leliUini ap; eart. but atvuiift It'iriiu Weathii. of T nn.fiics are vciii.'iiii.i'\, but their i lilii niay be la en 
 wiiiJi it hat lo .,iiuk a liiile, tha- it tbietelt the lull wrhoi t Jaiiyer. 
 
 ilierjiiOM'if the .\ii ) that they loiild not atr.vc ai it ti i I'^'paning frirr .\fr;.-.ij!/'.i', thcy ttiticj N I. I.i ."..r 
 
 , <vitli a ilellgii 'o nach A' ' n , and i.iiic l.eaiiiirt iV in 1 '■•• ■• 
 It, < lie of heir .\.eii toi k a Shatk nine Fm.' and htlf"*'''"" ' 
 loiii;. This ratenoiit Man eatui", liil. 'whih !■■ a ;■) 
 ^a.li'J the // > >' or i'. r .1 , it artimt with a diuMr i jM 
 ut veriiinuiis fec'li, diieCti-J b* a little l> ho ut rr 
 M ll iiiii*, taiioulK llr. *kcl and paiiitc.i with '. lo • anel 
 white, that fends to and fro to Lt im &c Slar'-t in'elii- 
 
 tlii j»- Inlay. 
 
 M,i/i5i/|'''. which by ihe W' (•/'■'«» iiraPt J ?„-r'>i./i' ; 
 bv Vurtif, A;.»/i.'.>j; by '"r.fjr.., U (V >, ; and 
 l',,«ii V.1-7) f. (1 (111', i< qrcftionli!« ilic nieatell lilaiid 
 ir the World, b'in(> ni leii|"h, tr.ni Ca|'e /( "", in 
 the S. .S. \V. to St. srb.jl.i-n in the N N. I no leia than 
 loo Miles, and in I readth, in the narrowelt |>lao', 
 
 1 he .Xir it tf mperatr, fate tvlicn the Sun i« m or ne.it 
 tile- Ytrtr. The Noil is in iiuill pl.liet hixuriiiit, be 
 eaufe they Ii.iie Kai" every Week, niul WniJ 
 all , ei'her It-em the Me untams intli. .VIomhii); m Oce- 
 an ii.the At'tein.nni, by wlneli means the (iioiiiid is tit- 
 tci lor Seed and bruit. 
 
 It prridu'es iiuili WoikI, anel patticnlarly Itbouy 
 
 >^rn>e of a Pr' y. toi uHkIi lirviee tie vh.if. wu iiiMct 
 lii'ii to fik when he (iealcili. I li ;^ I iih ate very 
 noxious to Sea men, who in ea!n s I. s ■ t fi ort ai.d'C- 
 icintimi- trelli tlienifeivit in 'lie >e.i " th fniniti iiii', .ii arc 
 loiretinei detoured I y ih s j;i.e y Abiiillei, and ti iiie- 
 times luHir the lijf» 1 fa Member I'l i* 1 ll. la, a pe- 
 culiar Naiutc : tis repnrt d 1 f It t! r r .!• ;h notM.iiMi 
 like oihii bilhcs, but vthelpt l.ke IJivhet, and the. t 
 
 and ii> thought that there is Cold iii the Inland parts Ofl-i|Mii.i; sicry luin erout ; lor in ili » t'lcv lliuiii wlim 
 
 of It. 
 
 1 he Rivers .I'l^iiiid with Filli, and it wants not reafo- 
 nible poo.l Roads an, I H.ulninrs fur Ships to rule- in ; 
 |ityu itthat fo nrblc and populoiis a plaee llieiuld be 
 llll! iitieivil, and n irnp'ed with Heafliendni .-.nd Ma- 
 hoineianilin. 
 
 T» • L-ii 
 
 I iliereni gteat p.eiity and t.ir . tv 
 palled aloii< tijey met wuli le\ir 
 
 It w a* opened, 55 \fiiii|; o.iet, every ImIi a toot omc. 
 and 111 Storms and dirk Niiiht thet nil; ir^ei e ilicii 
 yoi.ni; nn'.'s in'.o iheir B I n t'tei tei lire rhem. 
 
 In then way 'hey pallid bv a (.hanb.; s, in 2\ Ueg.^,. 
 vanai 1. 1 (, an.! 17 ,Mi/i. cill d .\;. /. • ■ ■, and were 
 tail upon the Shoals ot ,\; :; ,ii;/'..'« . Expenen.e i.aili- 
 Theniantime Townsareonly knowntoiu, as ^-m.i, eth us ihat fr in the Cape uf <■.! < f , the Cmrent 
 
 Au-^.jliu-, .h.i,-. J>.i, S. y,:;^j, MAi.it.iN.i , .lii_io.lr., lets ltrf)njj Wcltw.iid , and that foni the ( aie 1 . T)f-.' 
 
 /mi./, f'lmjii, !>iimi^.t^ and yw'^wtf ; tut ./i/'ji. 10 the l.quiiioib.ii i.ine, the I'.i .;• Slioar 1 tor the molt 
 
 /!,ii Bay iindee the Trupek, and -'n'lnjj/.' on the tall part e-alled AJ. ij' ...■ L'pon the Ci all arrl'oie ft bni ■». 
 
 iiile. atf'td the bell Anehorapi-. It wi; lately roiined Corn Nl'.ncrals, Klowir-., 1 laiitt, Halt, aid (.artle 
 
 hy tiiiir Kini^t, wli > weu vity )oalous rf eaili other's ot all f nts a'.d 111 pleniy 
 
 (Teainefs. I'lie maritiine I owns protel't the M.i. oimrirH i .'Ninot.g the relt arc ituie ot wdl Hi^s, wlneh the^* 
 
 Kthi;ioii, and 'he mid-land Heaihcnifin. i Natives, if noT M.:lKincir.iii, hi lit and eat, lor ihiir 
 
 Ihey piiiiiili Murder with .'latli, .Adultery svuh pnb- Melli s eve.edinp.'ainty, and in thiir M.iw thev ot:en 
 
 lick rtiame, and Thett with banuhment. Thole that Ine tindaSt nc, vttiieliisin ^reat requell, beeauU it \i a 
 
 !'v the .Sea love hlhing more than I illage. The People vety linetaipn .\ledieinc ap.imli poyioii, an., many (.ihcc 
 
 arc generally Itrong, activ.-, .mil loiinpious, and the Maladies, this \'irtuc ( as it l-uppufej, J peoaed ii" tr.'in 
 
 Mea.lchtht niiiih 111 warlike Aiilions, iting Targets to their leediiii^ on the Herbs and I'rui's, wh'ch the bartli 
 
 iltt'eiid their naked Ho.hes. and for otfenliie W apons, 'brings forth ilierein gteat p. entv and tar . tv 
 
 a long -l,' -j;.'!/-! or I ai nee, barlnJ with Iron, kept 
 
 h'lg'r. and ppifoned, whi.litliey know how to throw 
 
 as wellaj am Pei pie in the Uinverle. 
 They are blai k, netee iV.adim'. then Benlies fioni the 
 
 rit'hingSnn, only a:;oin:iiigiheni with Gre.ife and T'al- 
 
 liiw '0 .keep them tiom I'racking ; proud to fee their 
 
 llclh Ihine, and never being olfeiided at the link : Iheir 
 
 Hair IS b'ark, loi.;^, and emli-il, the length is an oina- 
 
 I! cnt. 1 liey have > iily a tew leaves plated together 
 
 aiout their Walle, oiherwife they go naked. Their 
 
 1 ars are Ivnd, and wide enough , they pmk and eut 
 
 ■lieirHelli; the Men lev k I'ley abroad, while the Wo- 
 men lit at hiiuie and fpin- 
 B t; iwv IS illowed, and 'h'-y marry very early; rhe 
 
 Yoiitii at twilve, and the Miul > at ten '^'ea^^ old. They 
 
 are delighted with .Spoil', and Novelties, Hunting, 
 
 Hawkinij, Filhiiiij and Dan ing. in which the Men 
 
 i.fcdivi IS windings and turnings, bciring and chipping 
 
 llicir Breads and fbu.Jt, while the Wi men with latagc 
 
 Inrmon' , play with their Hatids and Eyes, and oblcrve 
 
 a mealure. 
 1 ill of late they knew not Letters, btn now rietelTl 
 
 te has taught them a lit:ie .Arithmcticl^ T heir I angaa';ii 
 
 ever liiii.e they liavc cmbrac d the Mnhmielan Religion, 
 
 f-l 
 
 .: 11 i-. 
 
 As they palled aloiijj, they metwnli le\ira! dangerous 
 llles, as;jH .Ic \>.i., P .//i.-.i, .ind othe'S Unler the 
 17 Deg. 17 Min. l.atitrde. ami 2 I'e'j. ;j Mn. Longi- 
 tude, the Current lets Sou:h-ivell, ami tluy caiictoiln: 
 I'lninfiilaof .\h;.imii.;iir, wii eh is a |-'. rt ot die great .w.wt»ij»« 
 Kingdom ot ^.iK. '«/'!■, and rot far iVum the Cape 01 
 Promontory, I all d by I'l,.'. iii\ i'iil:.m, between which 
 aiU the (.ape /<.^^■. w, the People m Ins tune were 
 Man laters, as rheNcgrociarear thij day- ThisCon- 
 ■ry ariords the hell if Mer haiidife*, a- (lolJ, Silvir, 
 Klephaiir.- 1 eeth, ant Aii.b.n;reaic : The fcficii /•, 
 who hive eiiiiiiier'd .ill t'lcl.- i. old,! at lir as the i;-,,- 
 //..ii J, have a b. rt ct good Itretieh here, as Hie\ have 
 nian^ I owns and toitined riaee? al! along thole Coil'ts, 
 where iliey ha' e leveiai (Colonics. In ih.-fe S.-as are 
 |,;iea' niimbers t.f l)"lphin<:, svhieh is a bnli mC'edLI . "''''''' 
 fwift, and ijuiek -lighted, but no biegce 'haii a .Salmon. 
 It gl.tteis m the deean with variety of biauiif 1 Co- 
 lours, has li-w feales Ic much atteCtsthe (o'piirt.if 
 .Men, and are .ilways tonllam to iheir .Mates. Ihev 
 generate by Sperm, and aie i.oitullicd like i\:cii ; em- 
 urari-, loin. and gowiih v. ung ienMoi.t'i>; fo tend rb,' 
 alleged to tlieii I'.irer.ts, ihit wheu they .irc'jjj y.'ars 
 old, they feed and defend theoi againit hangty Ful, s. 
 
I 
 
 i 
 
 
 408 .Jirlho.Htrbert'// raveh into Aiia ana Aiiiax.O'f. ^iTb ilj 
 
 iHil *livn Jr.ul, I ' ii^okl the Muik 4II.I fithrt <iia>iiiii« I In ,\i.,,,« :^ .,,,-(1 |uv«' \u\\ » Km uki ^|| , ~ 
 ••Mil, nrr> ilii'UMihiWf an>l Inn. ilwiii : i!uy w»f< yliit H'^ili- iiC .Stmw itml l^^nilcMWiihoiif, 1 11 nutml ib, ,»' 
 
 •It iiti' iinMi'i'iy lit thifc Mnp, «ni) fiiiriicJ ilii'iii iii4iiv 
 hiiiiiliril Mill'*. 
 
 S't l.c-ttC'itrr III ihU 1 .iiiJ, N. I IK (Ilk (if thr hU'« 
 it C">« ., k illvl a; > ifn, l..itiil Ni'iih oi .Vf.M'f • ". 
 Jill 1'^ It .III' I' III Minu, ivliuli |r.ii llu laiiir aiii.t, 
 ! Ill ju k,.|l'.l I III! iil.iily A/.. ■//•,(. I'd., Al.ri , 4ti>l 
 '•si.l.i. IjiImiI ilii'iii III Vkty IuVkimI'Ic t i| rilull, 
 i ig Vail en, 111 ili.u l!'oy iN'iiiiil «.fti 
 .tiull vi!.-, uh liiliiy li II 41 ciIk' r.ii • 
 
 wiiliiii, iihl imiif itiay tntcr ilicm wiili ilinr Vcmiri ' 
 
 llii)il,-4l IniMcd ihiiii (I Ui[\ ill Mjj'i.Ii, J, «, 
 
 Mvl .1 I root III t.n», \\\iO HI » l». III. .,rriiiiti,lcr .„ I 
 
 Kjiii, 111 (111 irniiliiii:, ai.il rmvjiui ilmi hlriiif i|. | , 
 
 lUi.l. ,11.11 VIS, iiiiiu(i..K(ru II «i,i,ii, ilun liji,,,. 
 
 iijMii.i K,i„| ,,r uinuic. uiid.i'iili. I .» l.'iK Kiiilir . , ,' 
 
 liAwij; l.iiii.liil, a ir alfiiit In^ llii.l Ustn ot nu\.t 
 
 ilili iiiliiiin (iiin«, .iiul 111! niriiij! f.-iii.- v«()ii:nviT) iinif, imi ii ,,, 
 
 N..m i.lllnlii .l(!ai|i, ticM KilU\l ilu F.iiiji iliac ii;mi., ami ilunl,'. 
 
 41 ill V. ,»n Iini.lu.i .\lilri iiniMi- laiolv, .union* (uJ,|. n 1 Ik- Sky <li»nJ, JlKlihcii' vvu 
 
 f ikiW'.' i< ilii' lii,;lirlt Jikt Kit I III. I, iml 1^ lull iif, 110 ii.nii' Kriiii. 
 r«liii<[. Ikivj tii.'i ilif riU'liaii (■iili.!i.iii>, l,.r tiU'r 'lMoKii.((tiiiiiiin«ihl thu lllc, 14I'. I /'/'.m.joi/i; .i„j, 
 I'.ii'r II .,n.,. Kiii('. iiiMitil i tl;i>4r l>> iIh'iii i.ui (if iIk S if/'t'K, tilt .ii»- a N.iii«r, liu-mhii an .■/• ■/,-»., l,„|, 
 Sliip /'.If •• •, (.If V.it.r 4ml mini Hiliiiliiiiinv »iu ni4Ji' |(ica' Ly ihiii M'n,, ihc Duuiihtii, m \,i 
 
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 /tw..../.!.,.. jiiil.N.i.h.^.ii ,, win', wiilnli,. tH„f 
 liic (ii.i ii'imul ilili.iiht 111" < ic miMli. I. jhr 
 III .oiiK In ii, tu hiiiH an ixiilin-.i, ^.,1 11,^ 
 lul'k* 
 
 f. or 
 
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 iiii iiiii.iilly lliiii I \ ill! Iiiliilniiiiii ISufif, 
 
 J /•nil /I |< lliluiMliil I'y 4 Ifltil I'll )>lr, l'.4t n^lV li,l'4llil> 
 
 lii'(K-.l .111.1 (;(ni-Mtil I'y 4 Kiii(', il.ii liiimiliiiif; lum ■ , l'" I li 
 ni. il. .'XNnii ilii^ III..' IIP Si.i |i.iii'ili«, vvlii.h i!ill>i , .\.i 111 
 li"l 11. lull trmn llu I .iinl, bi'i ihni Shfll, .nv ri.iiu"liiiic, , 'Iii 
 <la:( 1 : 1l\ ourn iiiiii); iKn. tlicv arc i.ili y i.ik. 
 (Ikm I'lilii I* v.iuiii!', iii).l Liiticn I'iiixi" Hi 
 
 inuiut r.iiv{iic, ii.i I'lcili, fupi'Mbiiiiml in I'.h'm, j '" i!<' llu I'- .S,iV4|(i'« ./x/i.i, wli . !. liTi inM(«' tlic \\ 
 loij.i: i.l' thrill lijuiiy luai i..'i'\ pili' ainl fmiiiJ, .111 1 li'ifl, .«iiil l.iiin r..winl up iiili.iMt oi IWiij, w!i 
 iin caiih 11..UI1. Iiml |.y 11.11 II liiiliii(?. Iluy iomi au' liki 1.. ' Ivv, ui .1 mix.il \s ili .1 !i4ll<> liilH.ih, 
 ilii'ir I ' iiH l>v llu Saiiil, .111.1 ilii' Sim li.itihi'tli ilifiu ij iiLiiii 1 1 I nun Ovlui-lliiJl., tiny ilkw it ,1, 
 liiiii .It li.ivc litiAij! A|<|>it;!i-ii will 141 iliiiii, lull ihi'it 
 111 I'l' I.. I iiv.iiliii,^ iiiiiim: III It lilt l.aiiiiic iir 
 Ml rl|l 
 
 'Mil .Mjiin.iti'c, or C'uw I'lili, n alt,, t'uiitul in tlii'lc 
 S .i\: It n };ii..).l .\lwt. I'f. .till' iiliiij?, till' Slui.ir it luitli a 
 tk'il, t.iltr, rtfciuMin.; V.al , ivl.i li all) ir llu'W» liki' ; 
 tlif I ail' I. like a iliii\illi.l 111 ttald (It Cow, tlu- l.yv, 
 
 .ire I'll ill aiiil ri 11:1.1. aiul li.is liar.l (inii.s mdeail ol Ojltrt^, Mmlur i,( IVarl, .m.l ^-ih.iI jv.ir!, WkUU 
 IVcili ; ilic lirraU a'fi arc lik^ a Cuwn: iliiri' is 4 li'm^. Plmtaiit, Oianms, j nr.i.iu, Lyim-, >'.imc-Ci-' 
 
 i.iiu"liiiiC, , li'Uii... j(rc.u» hct»|.l,iiiiri,|ty, .iml ,* ,,1' ji.i,,! u , 
 .km, I i(,.miiii, til., ivvik ai' lIv'JV. tlu> u'.c> it m l.ji,,. |',,,.,„, 
 liiy li.i\i|l..iii.".; A). iIk' /' 4.).! .v^/i>...i ./ life li:( »iiiB Pi.vi,. 
 
 ,, , , -■ . .iiiii.d r.,;. 
 
 Iliiiii.ill , 41', I liiiJ It \,ry ■<,iii| iiitlii' i.|..iaii(;„. I,, ,, 
 
 lIlll.^l.lIlN ill. 11 ivlln l.ulllo.ljill, 111(11.111. I'.lflill,. 
 
 Illie R.iali, k.lls Wdiiii., ii.i<iMi4l.» til.. Ilraiii, lit t, 
 Kluiiii.., Ill |'«N.,iiiK, jiiil L'ij'.ii.. an Ajii'iiti-. 
 
 ■Jlii>llU' (Kiln, .til many iil.lVI ili nys, ,1, BhOjI,,, 
 fni.iu, liiiili'v |!ui!, Iiiii'i- I«a'>. (:aiiKl>.-ns K: ..' 
 ri.iU', Cil.as, Hiiicy, aii.l ilu- .Sia I5ivaii.«, Ciivili.i,' 
 
 .1 .iiti..- 1 ka.l, uhkliisuiy laliia'.'lc. In 
 
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 .SioiK' |!.'nria 
 
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 fiiall. 
 
 of tn » l-il!i 11 ilircf Var.i> l>'n", an. I 1 in Imiail, tlink- j Ilitic Ion- .>t' I'r.nr arc vtry n't.ar' nlilr ii. t|,,. ]t],. ■ 
 
 Ik'iin.'il, an.', v.ithniit Si aim, narmw niwanlj tlic Tai/, Tirlt, Th.' I'l.imaiii i* a I'liiit m taltc a . t ..'.lur If.du.,' 
 
 "'hi. li i« \cfy iiriA'.r:s. llijw ill IwiiiiniiiK, l>cciiifr it '' ' lih', ;:iiil .in.i.J wiiha l.r.i.i.l I lal it lijii,.) 
 
 u.ui:, I 111., 11 ji.-vv 1 1 wliuh It has lun l'ap,i, uhith WuH.is like Pcai,. 1 pin a Hiaiiih ..r jt:.", ; tl... i),. 
 
 iKii.v, Ananas. Cikiiinlirs, SiijMiC inci,, I'aiiu 11,1,, 
 1. Acraipii rciiv.'ily ( .isfDiiic n p. r: ) afiaiiiil ( ho .ml U' 1 li-i .m Dam. Im fine, "ti* iKv.-.y* \..:,|,i 
 St.ii '-dLili-k , aii.i DilMitfry, luing In at 'iji-N l^i:ii> ami Hii'i-zcjioo'iiiE ilnir lliais, aii.l 1 
 t'lilcJ 111 Will.', an. I Jniiik raltiiic tlir Hu.ly a ('crp^; .J Simnncr. 
 
 m 
 (« II 
 
 It ..111 nil- ciihi-r t.ifii.klc iti yoiinp witlial, f.r crcfpj li'ii); ami if.iinil, iiiiioh likca Saui.if'i". Ii ymi 1*1 1 t 
 
 all.iiar, whirt ir '...ruts, am! where it J' lif;lits t.i lie ami ['In. KiikI, the iiuit appears ct a CioIJ yellow, and 
 
 ■' ■■ 'four i:ii.;er Watei Jr relillr ! I u- .1 ! • ;' ■ •/., Tear, f.. iMi. ;i.i. , r.':ai 11 md 
 
 detanie, beini; taiiiiU n; "li ■ .M.ii tli, IcaMf (>a iUln;htllil t!i.(t. liajjoiJi; 
 
 Ian, whofe la..' they I'l.nc, |.;it li.itl 1. 1 lianis it'll inct. wiili ciiuie Su 
 
 llei'p ; for it lan'i keep halt an Hour nii.ier Watei Ir relillr ! I u-.i .',';'■ •/.. Pcjr, fi. ilrli. :i.i. , rj:ai 11 melt, 
 II \ciy le.i. Iial'le aii.i apt to be made tame, beim; taiiiiU n] "ii ■ .M.n tli, IcaMr c.a d.ln;htllil f,4\. ' liajjoi J i;,i 
 Ike i|i#|.i//,ii'.l II I'llnir h.ic to Man, whofe la..' they '^'i.in', |.;it b.id f. 1 rianis if" 11 mcit. wiili ciiuie Sui. 
 ileliglii III lot k I pun, aiul in weakiicis have lefielhcd ""a li< ; ami if liU tally caien, ddpolcs to Dyluunn. 
 lliem. j.Seconiily, '1 he Oio.anoil.ir ex. ellent 1 niii, .siinioj; 
 
 I'l.iji ,1 'IIk Carvr'l, in Si a Spider tloat-s upon the Siit'a.e of . "nil a thuk Hii.,1, ..1 ! is . .)i,ul 11. l>ii>in:s ti.a(al-''> 
 '"*'''"'" tIieOica;i like a hoaiii, is ol a i;lobinis form, thr iw '"•''Xi : 'hi Shol if.,iiil..es a il.a.! Mans tki.l!, a iiuikif 
 al ro.ul her liiini;s hkc In many I nus whl.h Ihe .an 'ves. Noli, aiul M. mh helm •.inU .til.eirc.) ,..11 1; ' 
 I'preail at (liaUire, aii.l aiiple wiihiheiii I'.M I nail hilh,! '' Mel.ls a .]iiair oC ] i.|ii( r, .ijiniit.'d liU new V (me- 
 whi.h I7 iheni the latt he* ; xilifii the hn 1. hir WeL toujivine, I lit lir a lat n: re aroiiiaii. k :alU ilie Mat or 
 weak, Ihe lil.;ws an infeOuiiis hreaili, .rut leeins armcl I kernel, lik.- other Nuts, .:lrave> to t.'.e Shell, and is ny 
 Willi luth a Stilly, as if llie had Ihm rowed 11 of thej •alily | irii J ; the I'lih f 1 Me..' is alyovi ^ii Ineh lin, k, 
 
 Mil f.ij 
 U.l.iil,'.l 
 
 Scorpion. 
 
 Scptriiih' the iith, they came to an An hnr on the 
 W'eltlideof M-h-lit, a BuW-lhet fn.m a liiiall VillaRc 
 of Straw, ealleil ■".vi'.t«^/n, poverne.l by A'^in-linn.ici, 
 lunied ///., //.'r, a L'lack bi^I>"iied Man, and a A/.iw- 
 M.V.1F1 hy p'ofejlicii, llv and eraliy ill b.in.riiii^ ViJlual 
 
 and beiiri lehlUd ih.ii, our I'liUxr.- ; and ei'. ol ih,-m 
 .iHiiuls . I ... I'Ji 10 lill ihe li.lliii, ( f t«.) ifal'.ii,a!j.'e Min. 
 Ihc'liee, ulmhiUiui^ht and I fiy, h.ivmn nollini^ 
 ihes, bill .1 Pluiiie at top, beaiiiilie.l ivnli itull laiiie 
 Niiti, 11 noo.! liuilx-r, an.l of it ihey make Lanoi's, 
 Mafis an.l AnJiois. '1 he Kind ii dallen like Flu, .-ni 
 
 r :. «..'(!■. 
 
 .•..I Iihili.. 
 
 an.l }-riiit.il;ir Coiiiiiu, lities. A/firi.: lies in 12 Den.' ('ave* tor .Sails, M.iis, Cables, and I.iiicii ; ihc Sli.lllor 
 1^ Mm. Sonthcrn latitn.le, and 24 Dei;. Longitiuie I'liriiiuite, is Diihe. and Vcli'els, th- leaves I'l^r lovrr- 
 froiii ihc Meridian of the Cajicot (../...i /f /le: Itisaboiii nip of 'leiitsaiid iilini; 1 loufci. Thirdly, 'Jhc'IodJi- 
 '.oMilesin I'aiipals: the Coalls rife i.;eiitly, but the lii-i iree is lik. the Dale or I'aliii ; the Wuie lalle.l 'lojjy''' 
 lands are nioi'iitainom ai.d v'ody. 'Ihe Vi!l.ii»es In I i^^tv^t bv wnuiklin > an 1 pieiviiii; tiie Tiee, an.l iiiitiin^ 
 ilifpcrfednp .ml down tlu Country, Imt tii, I h.ules are a Jar or I'neher i.iider it, f.iasilie I.ninor may dii.p im'i 
 th.uehi.d wiih Heeds an.l .Snaw, (itied to the Torrid i it- At the t .p it hai a I'ulp, whuh beiii){ h; ile.l, i,.ti 
 Zone. Tlie liiha'.'i;aiits aie a iiiutiirc of A/^.V>wf;.i»/jl hkca Cany Mowtr, but beimi .topped, the Tref dies, 
 and r,,.HM7f/, who wcrll.il> the Sun clii'-Hy. The ;Vf/-| bee ante ihe i ife.t' the Iret Iiuumi eonlill in it. Tlule 
 <T' have lately piea.hcd Chnltianicy here, but have '1 rees like DattS; tlirne n.it, ex.ept at fimie ecnari 
 
 lilt few I'rcfelyiis: they .ad iheit Kinj; ^u'.imi -. ihcir 
 I,llii;nji;e IS a mixture ot .bjiu.-^ and /'j./'ijiir;;.' : the 
 I'lople.irc pcrfedlv bla.k as a Raven, wliiili procccils, 
 .T. f .me tliiiik. from the heat ..f the Sun, dtawinp the 
 Hiood tnili',' outwar.l paiis ; oihcfs fom ihe Soil, and 
 o'.l.er.s fiom the Seed, win h tlicy lay, is black, bet 
 whcrher \\i v.\ any "f thcle or no, is iiiiceitam. '1 he 
 a; /ir'//:«' have bipLipi, l^at Nofe.-, Ihaip Chins, and 
 f.irije I.imbs. 
 
 I'h.y eMht nr themf Urs wall //.i ;«;'■; f.iiarli, a few 
 
 I.cavcstocovei then ihame. 
 
 c;t and pink the Skins ' [nme. 
 
 time ihe liowcuni; .Male and Female be iiniteil, or pt.m 
 ne.irto e.ieh oilur. Tod.ly foi lolonr rcfembles Whey, 
 bui talk's like Khenilh ; at the rirlt drinkinp 'tis rii|.|e:i- 
 lanr, but hems 'o talte hciicr and letter evciy drauglii • 
 .\ little nukes Mm ineiry, and itiueh nubiiatts In ihc 
 Monni.p 11 is found laxative, in the I'.iennip .-olliie, 
 an.l at Mid-ninht daiiperoiis. Thefe Frniiiand all.thir 
 t'i.ni;sari laiily pur.-li;.fed j thc\ 1 pi.e •;.- Oranpe.s or 
 j iiiioir for a .She. r t.t Pai-cr, ten Ci.o-ii.its f.r tivii 
 Sheets, an ().\: tor a F.ece of light, and a lio.it Ijr lii 
 
 f.f their I'aec, Ariiii, and Thighs lor ornaiiieiii, Itiuiii;; 
 i.i ex.reed ea 11 other in laiie'y. Our Habit and whiie 
 (;i'irpl.'s.'ion isasftrangc loihem, as their blaekiielj and 
 mkednels is to tts. 
 
 Ships and Boats ihey have none, but Cino'i, hciied 
 en' ot on. 'I'tee, yet c.ipable to held three Men ; il tiny [. 'V 
 link, tiiey hill ihiuileKci ly Kviuun.i.g, i^ ■ 
 
 m ' ui ■. i 
 
— I, 
 
 ilirir Tyili'. t.i «li.' II, I mI.ii II tiny tie inllfairf ir. 
 'lie woiliiipol" (h«I, in I li .w u, (iSlim- lioili i alt..iii.| 
 KrrtujN: tlif, hl/Jilvri vi'uiii • iliiM l.'.k'i! : KiMiilry 
 iilw'li .om ii.r»r ■! iiicl ..c,iiiii,anili\l. 5cioii.l Nfjrri.ij-e 
 
 i-Xiipt wlicii' ilii I. i< ii<< iiliii ; nfc •hull, w J. I'l 
 B»(tiliii liny it- ih li('ii if lilt li.r, .111,1 pai'Ut ft 
 I'wlihltiiicntuk iiiSAiiimnt. They wjllnlc r UaJ, 
 4iitl lii'n wuBtuI ii|iiii ilv4il I i'ltirii, Iniiv III, II , (Villi 
 thru lluiili co%jiil»7.r../../f>ii, lilt iliew lit'li iigtit of 
 M'niiiiiii|'. J. I.I, i-Cjf , firiiaii\ l)ay» fniinJir h ^|i 
 wAtn lure ai lh« WoonV tilinK. -i'lJ «« ll'c M nii.ii 
 
 t'lulvil, ilic Tiiln iliiuali;! ; fo ,(» II uai jnw wmr 
 whiii ihcNtj.Jiwa 'nj''""'*! -untiii) t" ilic Iftc^H. olit 
 'ihfcrMj III oih. I (L 11. 
 
 A.lrn, 4 I'liwii ii|wiii iiif Ai iliifu Comminr, Iving itiui/«i'» 
 '1 "'ft- JS Mm. Niir'licrn 1 ihm'i , nii. Irl'i'tn li^ni"""- 
 'hi' lllc: 'Im likely m l-r ihr |iluc '.ilUJ /.. r. in 
 ' ^-f<^.l/, c. 17. n lhi<, till, i; Ik- a m'lcli ri.ijMfima 
 K'mJ, i» imoriif tlitlcH , l^r ji ilic Clh.iifr it (l^^i 
 not .iliovi' «• jilit Fuut v\ji.r, ilio a S. I', •..< N W. Mm n 
 iiuki'i n lull Si*. The li.wii ii |.>\» In III. limit hii, 
 un'llali'huiioiil'yl' "ili'J I'v iho hi Ji »iv\ bmriii M. in,- 
 'mil it I ,i',/viri,? whjlrli',i;cii friMii ii.ilVralily f.i»r.'|r'i, ,(^jr.-<« 
 '!'•■ CoiinTN, Ihr Sr.i 111 .oni'illo It, a» id mile *-Mo.iiih. 
 t hi-rloiirli-. Tlic <."iu iiit of tlio i own n |.Tr(!c>iii ii :li, 
 I 111 I'liilt il.iijy ; an, I the It 111' it III . iV.tw a .' I'coct, ik 
 .11 ihrir /i. /•//;(■ (Uvirv. (j m ar.l I'lcrr ililni'u'it 
 
 ,hjp \ X. V// f lic). I Icrhcrt't / t.w/t imo A lii <W Africa, t^ri . 4.0^ 
 
 %ff»ttiht ihr lyh, tkry to'/i ili«ir Irivfo) SI Mil 'ithi'r C-li'ig;, wliSiitli.y fp\eiini'(f, »iiJ (hwrfiil 
 wl'lurjirfiili', .iiMiiiijiif 'iiyi.iiiirwiiluii roiirUi'K 
 
 of ill« r''l'ii'ii)''tljl. 
 
 Out';.' '•■•• (lie loih, m Niglif ilic Icj jliun' tti»ni 
 faini'il I «vli ti" 4» iiitiw, vi'iiiLiry lo tliv > lui! ..ilimr, 
 will li .' ;»iii> or I I. «, ^,lt troiii ivlut > juli m r .\ii'lior 
 louKI ii< I )'lKr«. He iKtt .Uy 1I..V luil itu' Sun I'll 
 thrit ','"'''• •'"i^l ^''tilti'ii along till* ii.'h .iiiU UiiiiiK (an 
 • ' •( Souili .■'^••■1, iMlliil sV'/.i.'.-, I art lit' It, fiii'i I, >^li< 11 
 ' ' xY* tfH-Xii'X' hutc i ccnlidi'ulili' Furt ai.J (. alllc tu 
 
 iwtihc V';; 1'. • ilii>i.'i«iiitr^ 'ut Iknrt oMii.M, 
 - , I 'poii iliefc (xialti lie the lllis 111' Moil! il'i, .»' _;*.^«\c, 
 v' (i^iH, />", »iiil /(■ II'', I'l.uei VI ly lidt limn liiiiv», 
 " hffinff thf hi|iiinin:>i.il .iit» ihrm. llic Miur hum 
 fhfmitniljtii Niii<T ih-, a I'lift, orri- uilIit ilir grfat 
 \''ii^, whotilliit l.iii', In'tl all ilu(tui.°tiil IjiuI 1i<jii< 
 (J*|'e (.ii<i.<"i<r 10 '1..1 ' '"I in ihi' l\f.i-S:-. Tl.i« Pull' e, 
 »lii) inalli-J I'y till' Chrilhaiij (.'iiurally P'lhui 7»''''> 
 Iv ihc Ml"" W//Vi' Wi//', ai.d I) tiikoun I'o'j'lr ..vy if 
 HI N's"'. I' liii'tiofi-.l iiiiioivirii'it to I <• ii.fuiniii iq ihf 
 i(fc.iuit I'linii' <'t i'k Worl.l. Ml' IS I'ai'l -o If ,iHe to 
 ijilc I ■■■'MHi W.-iifur V'.ii, ,inil f.jl'cof Ciuli Wialili, 
 ilui lie 1 ft'.riil ihi' /V.fdpi,. , • ,1 Million cit' 'io!.! ci aiJ 
 hima(iiiilt lii» Ailu'tr.irii<. H^ nomiMnn khiiJ* 
 a.fjr J! N"'''' •I'll 'lie C'liiiliiH* nl h;jp' N011I1W.1.J, 
 lu the \ /-i''-" .Till fl^'/i' .': <>ill|li, at f.ir ^^. /Ij.iniitii 
 ■ ii .1 /Hi'm' 1 j(Uv.iril ; KinHil >iii, n1 ViHif.t h.%rr:i..,J 
 |i llic M'li.i' l.,iKf, .SoiiihuirJ ; .'ii.! a^ I41 .it Ai/i/., 
 
 v';;.'-, .111.1 ■"'""'»".«;;•, ilic :«') nnntct* Rivmot JM'i,','»< .1 I'laif il' pr'.if C'lmirr.c aii.l Mii;nl,icin.r, liit 
 Wilhv.iu!: Si tli.itiliu I iii| II. loi.lim iifyo t.ilii'arv miwinj(i(;ni.it ti'hiT .iri' lo l-cl'iin. 'Ilio C.-.l'!e n ilie 
 J' ll'ut.'t |:!i.m; Kliifiilnin, aiiJ tim hoj f'nmi oil' 1 10- '""'^ ii>''> -I Kiiil.hiif.' 111 1 : It i« li \\- i,f:ii- ilie ^cl tii 
 p k iMilii mil. r. lie l^ Ijil 1.. he ilificiili.l 1 I" .\/.i- '""iimiind ihi- IUmJ, .mil ilir I'tiii'Tii of i: :i li 01 p, 
 /f:,t.l\ thi' (iiui'u if ^t'cl-i", will li yivc So III II (!j kiii,l wl".li n .ill' iniiih .n'l'.mciiti'.l I y 1! f I. many I' c, • » ot 
 •iiilit, .ml lir'.iinlit licmf t.i lier ,Sii|.|i\h the yjn"//^, ^ •mn.jii wliuli .iic pl.iir'l on tlic T'llwa ki, l..imi|{ 
 Rc'i,"iii|i, ill \*lM..litlii.'y .oiiiini'i' I, till Ciiii'ii C.ir.lie) **ithil a l.ir.;e Cii.it. .m.l CoiiiU'il'i .iij , (iily 1.. W ui- 
 I jvih, l.iounhi ihctii homr the Chriltiaii, in wlijili trtJl.y avii\ iiarii.w I'.i'li ; lo th.it unc woiil.l i' mk it 
 'hry ivtre t.iithcr indnK'tcl aiil cTiilirinci! '.isi-laidj prif.ir.il 10 Ir uro .ill ilii- T'eafiiic of Jr, wliirrai 
 I'V f ■ >«'i ill!" Airtt.'i', .iiiil c'ltimu' III rh.u I'mti'Hicii to wuhm an." iioilriit^lii' .SmM rT«,iml \iiiiiii.ii :i'iii tn !,.■- 
 ihij(!,iy. 111. C.Mmiirv IS in ih,' moH impli.ilant .m.l i"re ihi- r..J /.'. (i.ivMmiiir, arJ cxton Contribi.tioni 
 I'l'ihimr put «f ^tih, (if whi li the fr'''i"lt parti* f"i"i4ll thili' Vmtli I'atiof .jinn, 
 
 r'l.vlini! '..Ill U, wh hpcrii'it in l-.ii'iiil..ii' 111 if ■|i.wr',| Brinj; iv w in tli.- /^ ./ V-i ht .Anfhor rivf< iw tliis tI., iiji .•"«. 
 or I lip ,S!4'ii.iis, .111.1 tiiLicturc he a' 'I his I'fiirle K-ad u a.coiuui.f it, an I Ijvs, That th.""' '■!< pri [ il.l.- t'..it it 
 i:i';rii,t.oiii(eiit 1 III iiui ilwtll in lent'- alter ihr oM m'y,ht take it« njmr nih r fioiii t'" (..(iiiitry if / • m, 
 .ViiMi' /,.•>! 111.111111 r, \v' li miiVe* f me oiiiH;( 11 his I'l w- ' "" « li\h it b .nli rs li r /' ( m (..-ti fti". Ki :! ; i r li "in ati 
 ft 01 Ciitrmr, tint he will he |e',iiul up in lo had a '■""■■'"' K. up, name I \yiici.s, wli lei.n'd and li.i.l a 
 Coii-trv, ami i;.ii hv his .■\in.s iii.Tke wav firaliit. i '""j", RtialeiiLC hrrrahontr, llio' liis r.iinli i* cre;K\l 
 H.ihiniuin liT I iiinlrf .ind Sii!i|r.i'h, or at I ill pn li'Ve "''•" '-• '"" i" 'I'l' Hie I >i • ', :it tli'.." (iici end of (.,1// 1 
 
 i'.'ii.x; yet that IVt.v.ru n which I'cnir pi. c it fi. m tlio 
 
 f'd SamI, or Si'.i wre !, .,.ll:.l '.■.^:;i;'', tl'irini' ilicre, 
 
 u iii't With, lit f.itiii' (i)lniir iir il.eu i..f .t.iii>ii ;!. r tl'C 
 
 San.l, efiv'i.illv when the Sun vilin the Ai.iip.Uis, 
 
 i;ivc» a ru ;il\ Kel\,'iir.M , .ip.l u ii oWvrvtJ, that tro:ii 
 
 SiiiiJnn 3L iif.tcd 1 PWli till ill.' I': ;,' (Ije ' to 
 
 |./f^i., will, h is an Imnlrel I c.i(;iies, ilu' Water n 
 
 !ei!lv of tkil (ii 1.1I f und 
 
 !h ■iii."V..ire. it IS iKciiiiii'ul 
 
 tho'feiurely, iliro' fhcWaM-s, till .it leiiff/li palling ly loyo /■.'■:;///.'' MiUs frfiii Lape Ci.ui'cfu to $■• - in 
 
 thfC'apcof B-itrhii.-u.lfl, ihey eaoie m the Ille of ".''i - Itii'iIi: hut 'tis iMfri.^v ; ft at 'Un.lr'n' 'tis hut h.. 
 
 "'.I, iiitheM'iuth of (lie /<.ii-,V«, where they wailed .Miles liroad; aii.l at tlie Srrei,;!ir hetwceii ,/i-c .iiiil 
 
 lor a t'auiiiralile f iale. •.''''") ihclread'h is ! iit 1', M'ks. uliere lis laid the 
 
 I,, Svnio'/: IS an llle Well known to four cr .Ages, tn fjiiicl ••'■'';*"'•'' M 'iiarehv of 'S d li.ini; a Ch.iin .virof* t.i llr;' 
 
 :»)bytlie Names of Oic/i'Wi r.nd Siiccnh, htit J'h.. lalls'he Pal'ipc iiroihct.ii Iph, .is 9.'. .' riLiles : hut ihe 
 
 it Tipirp from the i;rc3t plenty .if Topaze fi)iiiul tluie. ' l{Cit-Sc,i in its !ar(;eU u'e, e.s'.ends tn the / ./ .rw .Shuie. 
 
 Itliosm 15 Deg. S.irthcrn latiiule, and is ah ut M ''' a iTir.al an! il.uij.'.io is, <xief; in the 111.!. lie ut 
 
 ihe Lhaniicl, where ihc e.i licit VitUI. m fa. r weather 
 niav Uil loMly. 
 
 h.'tmcrly there were upon the Shore of it, frndry fj. Tw::tbyle, 
 moils Puns and Har!.'iirs .;_v,.(, icci,, .■.''.■'•:•, 'y.... 
 il.riii, A;.i,'ii.i-, /li/i'ry .<;, Oi.i I'i'iet 1.11, li:- r.n., an,! 
 vV' ', on the .+ .•'■-•/.!; .Sluvc, and Vte, I'.Uii.i, or 
 li'oil-, I'ro.i, /:.,•.■ ;i-i.i. on the ./ .li...!'.- ; ye; 1. w Mti- 
 1:1 is molt trailed to. 
 At /'. ihlicii; "hiihi: '-e wen T),- arid .^i"'^, is yct t.'^uAutii. 
 . lliewiuhe phKr<i wli-rc ■' ,,.• lirl! eiil'..- i into tire l{^J.-:\cn 
 land I'lf' I, which the Hchrn .-all i.::ilr:ir, n.v.v A ,icl-' 
 ' 1-. the pla:'j where l{u'' wa^; horn, and 1: t rr.nile 1 for 
 ans aiiJ .\;.i' m.-.Mi 7, tiieir Con "Icxions Ma.'k. the Sun hafe in;;ratitHde t.i theT I'riieels Cl^jiit./i, I'-can'e the 
 twice every Year dartiiii; h;s K ^s perpendiciil.irly 11; on , People let ' n hie ih'li.' Ships, wli:,:h Hit ha.i w. .ih |;riai 
 -..•m, ar.d tlui) no pla.e in till sv'.irld is li.i:ter. '1 hey pains hale.l to sii. ^fointhe .V/ .', in order to iiiak.. liei 
 .'.10 realonablv civil bv Nature, and are laid tu be a Co- 1 el. ape with M. ,/'.;/.■'.» by '.lie l{i\i-Se.' iiiio the h'.\)'.- 
 
 ■ ■ ■ I '.!./.■/, af-.cr the V.diiry 
 
 h'rom Sue:{ 10 the .s,',;.- IS n . 
 
 \i 
 
 tin I'.irti f r Traffiek and C' rrcfpondcii.'e wiili other 
 CliriH.an Prineis, whi.h h. has n.it of late done ; f. r 
 th'S.ivai^es have taken from liim all his Porn, and com- 
 mand upon the .l':;./>>n/i«r Coallj in /.'//■I'r^ia hiiciii, 
 honi the KiiiR.l.ini of /l.ir'l to ("ape <:ii.t J-t'iie ; and 
 Vii.MB J(i'im.i.i hn rtpelUd liun from iii.i'.m and 
 iV/idji, liisonlyPor!» 11(1011 the /<i./-?M. 
 
 Coniiiv' enderthe ii L)ij{. ilu- Mnwf.-..;. bccimoaJvcrfc d'.oal, and ly re.if nnf ih • 
 tn them,' and their Ship» rut their way (lowlv, thae, I'ettns to haveaic.'di 
 
 id 
 I;camies I01H4 and ten broad : It lies nearcfl .Itnk,, liit 
 Ivloiip.s to .Irflnij Felix. Ir allbids plenty of all 'li iir.s 
 tut the I'lilUiian.e of the Inhahitams, as ("orn, l-'ruit, 
 and Cattle, as alto Oiivcs, Cccis, D.itiS, Piltacho's, 
 Oraiiprs, 1 imons, I'nmcijranates, Pomcritnn', Melons, 
 ,Siipar Canes, and the like Fruits, h produces alio ihe 
 hell Alots, ealle.l by ihe «^.t>;i".i../» Scinp:' titine, and 
 5.i>i»iiii Oiit.^Moii, nr Diaiions Bloud, wh'ch is a (iuni 
 l^rodiiccd by a fmall'lVee, at certain S^ultiri^s made in it 
 lurthatenJ. Civet-Cats arc alii) bre.l luie, ar.l tho' 
 'I'ev fell ilie Civet che.ip, vet the plenty of it eorn-hes 
 ihcOwnrrs, The li.halsitaiits are a mixiiircil Chriiti 
 
 l.'iiy planted there by /llc.<,:K.icr the Great, hy the ad 
 v;,.e (jf ./ij/.'.' f his Mailer, who met luiii thtre, when 
 he was returning from /...Vr.: to Hi.i.'i);. 
 
 That tlie. were larh converted to Chtiltianity, tho' 
 hy whom is not kii wn, isceriam hy bcilelialtical Hi- 
 I'.TV, hir. they were iLl'iC'tcil with ihe h.tiois of the 
 Ncl^nriam aii'.i latobites, wliuli lalt iile hoth tiir.unie.- 
 fiun and liapiifm Tluir (^hiirehes evpiel, no lels, he 
 ing i'liilt inihefcnii.il a ("10s. The\ hail a ratrnuii 
 rfdJeiit anoii^ th.m frlo; !.,'•. and now ilicy have 
 
 L'f .V.i.i/' !<•.';. .11 cr 
 It aho\e 1', Lea .111 
 
 ■nil./ ('.iiVi. to I'u.o five ilays calv travel 
 
 fiuin 
 'I'i.e llthinkk 
 
 vcSo 
 
 'lit r. 
 
 .Miles ; and tho' leveral Knms o^^•.''^f, a« S.-:tlhit 
 •htn [).: iiv, ar.d.iftir fone ot the P.- .'.■./iic; trade leveral 
 .'I'emi ts to em a free I'all'ac.e Lt Shi|A thro it, tiiJ 
 h. ■•en the Vii< ap'C to the /■....■', yet thcvcoiil.inoi eff. ct 
 I, I !■! ■'theCo.U'tt) 1 ,!owan.l very li; for it ; hi't (J. id. who 
 li.i fei he(.Xea.'iitil'i.tiiiJ'i, wj-dd ii.-i 1i'rf..r Manic ut 
 l..ri;e usl I'.ii't^. T. ■? ■... ] he 
 
 V 
 
i 
 
 ( ■ 
 
 4 1 o Sir T ho HertnertJ 7 ravels into Alia W Africa, ire I il> liBchip. X > 
 
 
 ,!....! 
 
 The w.irm (uri 'it .Rthii'fiii iiiici.t'hemt, tlic ncarcll 
 oftlifTi;; ii /r! Country, I'y molt obMciI .Ihi^pi.i lui 
 .+:y;ifc, aii'l l\inp on the VWrt-lidc nf ilic Rcil-Sc.i, was 
 (4S foiiic lay) lirlt pl.imo.i l>y C r,j tlic Son ot i .' m, .itur 
 Ins ilc[Mriiif f om (if //m/'/.i, Inn '.t-^ ixhcn, liuM I'V <"' 
 /m ihcSuij "i l{jrj.\i>i.: ; tlif an is cxiK'nu'ly hot whili'thi- 
 Si n IS vcitic.il, which iiiUnu'ls the liiliai-uai ■ to feck 
 that ih.i.li.-. and take up ilicii H.ibn.iiions iiiulcr iMounil. 
 lortlii;'.! I '1 iilry ext.iuls lo dci'. onc.aih iij.c tlic I ini'. 
 I'lom til RliI Sea towauls ilie Welt, Tor ah ae 6jq 
 Mile.*, lib tull of Hills, an.l towards tlie Eafl barren, 
 
 iUMo tioi liii:h, .1 nd liy 200 paces. But vvlulc thc\ 
 e!.apc their Watci-ennniei, fhcy cfien tall into tl;e 
 months of o'lu-is. whirh they liieet with inthe Air, for 
 
 fually Ofprays, Sea-Vultuies, and r thcr BirJi of |,r(v, 
 p rfnc, and fun niics take thciii. Tuie FinMeit;s it 
 Misery, who no i.v.iner cft-ai'conc d.iiijer, but tiic) U„ 
 into another. 
 Here they faw a pcrfc5l Rainbow in the Niplr, wiiuh ,. 
 
 Im' not fo >ciiiniion asSolir b,. Day, yet .■/ '.,■■ . inu;. '.' 
 lions two ihat he hinilelf faw ; an i !'..om.n.i:.ii, in h,, 
 CoinnKiu on hi;n, iclls lis the like li:ippeiiej in f.f. mj, ,. 
 
 the Midl.iihl hein^ covered wiih a loofe Sand, which 'Howbeit, the Colours of the l.uiiar a,c not lot"icOi;,s 
 nuke^ u ni pilfable. I tlole in .1 .Sulai Hainlow. 
 
 LV'intl.c Banks of ilie Red .Sea, on this (ide thcfcj .V; "/t 17. they eaine in light of the Iii.!\i>iCum, 
 
 Ti'Wns, have formerly been I'ons 
 M.ihiii, iivi.u!. and foine itlurs, ami 
 
 V' 
 
 I, I anJ faw Land in i-jdip if l.a'iiude, and 31 of ioiij;!. 
 
 1 Wire imi.h fre i tnJc, the \cry place where ( 
 
 i]iienii.d by the 'j;v;i-;'.in N'ei. hams, and .iihers j buti f^Mit''. ' 
 
 ■ bravcit ar.,1 biH dcler.d.id C'ltv in:ht 
 
 TS,- r-<' 
 
 r - . t), 
 1,1 
 
 linee the I liii. ip^l .Marts hive hi jn tianll.itej to '1' v: and 1 b'tlt, t'.- M.ipazine, Ketiite, aiid.Scatof l.:il;.'c ct dio 
 Orm.,\ .\l inn and J./r;/, on ilieo|'politeCoalt, .ire molt Vnitorious I'n turmf'. The City is not vilibli at ie.i/ 
 freoientrd. being throe hiiirs Joioiiey within 1 and. OfOM t wa 
 
 'I his C"iiiifv. whether thronph i;.. poverty, or X.itn- 'he ,Sca! ot the .i.n .1 . and ftaiids ill an Ille lail.'a 
 ral Ib.iiiiJtli, vv.i- ne\er fab.liied either by the .i.n-ii.-,,^ i'^J r.', j. M Its .11 conipifs, a fwcct pl.ue f'.irv.nuuUj 
 K nps ihe.r Neii'hboiirs, or any of ihc foitt' great iMo- by a Inlli River, which tail from the inii;htv ,\l,)i:i,;ji|| 
 iiAVihies; C.i'ih/m indeed, and .V/'hi'm./)!!-:;;;.;', lent 'i'_' ^' ■'', ciii-oinpaflcd w th a Itrcnn nnj besutitui 
 I'lein l.aiih and NX'ater by then F.nibaifidot.s, asS.in- ^Vall. beam fird wth Turret-, and armed witli many 
 I .-> s of tli.ir.Siil-iediou 10 ilum, but ihey rttiitned them Ions of io.irinj!dniK.n Her iht:'.i.-tl) and Uaut) v,.is 
 with ',0111. as knowii.i; that thole Moiiaiehs uMi'il not began by tlic Uf.-.m Kings ^ 1/ :;;« and i) i!:ni:. (n,, 
 tntrt'hu C< umrics wiih any advEiitn^e to them- "hom Ir.i.jii-i.;.-, the Vidor.ous I' 'i;;/,^ ..,■/,•, t. ok i- n, 
 fjics. '^°9- nnd al'ier detended it aiianilt yccoo F.vt, u; i 
 
 , The lirrt C. unmer.-e ihai we liii.i iipi n the Red- Sea 'i'^co Horle, which /.i'./ -.-j»,). Woiightagaiiilt it to le- 
 was began ly 'ili'io", who traded ftoni K^iVii.-^ /•■. to ducc. It was nuiih enlarged and beautiticd by ihc I', . 
 O ri, fa Gm|J, but the Kiiii^ of '-'..iiiii levoltmp from t>'^"tfc. 
 
 l{-!oiv.:ii, this Trade was diliontinued, n\\ ieirjh.ipu^it' The great Bazar, or iMar'-ict-place, whi.h is 111 the t 
 fiibdii.d i- again ; and then lie hurt a Navy to renew licari ol the Town, is gallantly and rcjiiilarly buili j 
 ""''"■ ' . . . li . ;„iny of (1,^. Streets, which are bui.'t a'trer the /i,.u,:« 
 
 Mode arc narrow, and fiiftk.ently nalU, but the Ku;l- 
 dings are goncrally fpasious, and not un.'omelv, tlick 
 aid d.irk wi'hin, and tirralled above, finable 10 fo hut 
 a C.'in-.atc. It is Watered with a dcii -rms Stream, ur,i;h 
 refielhe-, the FulJs, and cioaihs the Farth with liowct:. 
 The Gardens are filled with variety of delicious Fr i:>, 
 
 ^ _ _ - .- _ . . - . -J-.-,, j^"' 'he whole Idc.donnds with Grafs, Groves ante rii, 
 
 yet theret'irii was fuable, for the Fleet brought in fe- iCattle, Fruits, and all delights ivhich Man can tcaliv 
 
 ven Miiilons of liold, and the gain to the Exchequer j'^^'ly require. Above ic liiilc Towns, all planted bv;i 
 
 vas c<'ii^m.,>:il'i 1 .111:111 1 2i..c:".. Crowns. itlie ('-•>-.'i(;h V, arefeen within jo Mdeseomp.ifs, as alio a- 
 
 When ?w.;«i C*//!!-, and after him /lugiijlw, had ic- the R..iins of ico Uol-Ti.inr'les, whidi the Vicc-Roy 
 riii'd -'';■'/'/ to a Proviii e, 'tis pmliablc the Golden 'int.->:!i ,\orr,^,,,: utterly icmoliihed, that no .Memory 
 'Iradew.is ftill coiiuniied : bi.i when the Wi.-:.'''.»ri and tnight remain, or Mon nicnts loniinue of Inch grol's 
 '■'.•■, I'rjtn adverle Quarters, like Inundations over- 'dclatry. 
 
 fiwid moil part of the Uni\ c.fe, and eclipfed even the 1 At ?r..y'-«.- alio were two 'Femplis of I'lophane W.t- 
 l{ini.:ii (oeainel.;, the lr„iif!>i Tiade ceafed, and was lit- fli'P, one of them ;by uiciedible loil c. t out of an h.irJ 
 t).' iileii by the i.>«(i(iHf/>i-'f:i.V.*!>i Emperors; being wrelled Rock) was divi.lcd into '.hree Uh.-s or Galleries, in wliuii 
 from tlieni by Ow.if the hrft CiIiphoFfi^/'y.oi, it waste- ftoo'' inat.y dctcnr.ei Futures of iheir I'ayiO.S, which 
 ni wed from place to 1 ',1 e, till beuig bt'iugh: to Di- wouKi liaic ati'righted an /.» (//'f.K, Spectator : Ncvcrihc- 
 in : , ;(j and -I r/'/', th...- i'-iiet:iin- .Monopoii7.'d it for fome lefs this was a Ce!c:>rat!'d pl.ite. and fo abundantly fic- 
 time, to the great enrichini> ot their Seigniorv. But nucnted l-y Molatet ,, as iiidiu-ed the ' ■ .'ii^.i ,';-, nut ci'a 
 ;■;/.)./" GrtrnrT, in 149-. liaMii^ dil'coveri a latfage into meer Zeal, wiih a lOnlidirable Fcircc, to Maitcr ihe 
 the /«./.■>/, by compallini> W/f/-/(, the (■■.-nc'i^w; were tor- Icsvn, ihat they mighi dcmoliili the Temples, and 
 ced to Icive it to tlie I'-niw^ucfr, ft»rt/li.ind En^^'i/1}, who break in pieces their inonltoius Deities. 
 now en|oy it 
 
 that Tufticl;, but it wai Ihipwia^ k d in the Haven, lie 
 laufe he tuok .Ir,:^!'-.'' Kini' of ;(ki.-. tor his Partner, and 
 /»/.. 11;/ lA 'oling E.l'ii aj>ain, this trade for Gold was laid 
 slide I'nraboie !■■ ^ Years, till I't "'■".v \'hiUJelphu<, aliout 
 270 Year before Ciirilt, revived this Opl'iti.m I rado, 
 ulii.h co:i:iii :ed under Ir.s Succeiror.s to their great ad- 
 v.iiiMi;e, for the .Mm^.-I -« Fleet was iifuallv I2n VcUc's 
 gieat and fnail, and liio' it wa> a two Year.s Voyajje, 
 
 T'l.- h mcl 
 C -11 ^. . in 
 
 I.. I V. M. 
 
 Vr..P.. i.: 
 •KT 1 Tl, 
 
 J.|; S. 
 
 -,■■. T 
 
 If-. 
 
 In 
 
 the trc,l\ oblir\alle now are the Fortifita- 
 
 0,-l h/i'i. thi? Wind being fair, they found them- tioii he Viceroy's and Ar.hbilhop's I'aiaccs. and the 
 
 -1 1- f-\i .■ : - ._ 1.. V' .1 I 1_ -..1 r^l, , Tk.. 0.1 - /, 11,- 
 
 Iclvesb) Oblervation in 17 dei; ^<ollheln Latitude, and 
 1 1/ Lnni;ilude, from MIk-Iii. Ihe Weather here is cx- 
 trcniely hit, li) tint it puts Men into Calentures ; lor in 
 the SiimnuT .Solilice, the places .ibnut the Red Sea and 
 Vt'i'iii' fJulph are ihehoiteil in the World, fortheLirth 
 equally intlani > as the Air. 
 
 Oil !',;■ 16. being in : 3 cleg. Lonpiiude, the Calm 
 Weather incr ating the heat, they diverted thcmlV es 
 in viewing large Ihoals of flMiig Filhcs, which by their 
 imiltuu.lc rilitig together out of the Sea, darkened the 
 Body of the Sun. Tw^a Filh beautif.il to the Hye, but 
 i>ic Bod is no larger than tnat of a final] F'erring, but 
 li.iMng lari;e Fiixs, ir makes ufc of thi-m a\ Vings to »- 
 \i id iiie purfiiit of .Sharks, Dolphins, Bonei.'« Aibi- 
 aiid oi'ier ravenous Fnhes. They can Hy no lon- 
 
 i les, aiiii oiiier ravenous runes. 1 ney can iiy no ion- hiuuiiiuu i^k'u lue uu 
 j;ei than their I'lni are wet, but ill that tiin« will mount ' 'he fhcc Iinpregtiabie. 
 
 Chur.nts. The Palaces arc verv ftrong built of good 
 St me. furnillied and adorned within sv.ih rich Arrat and 
 Paintings ; the Churclies are age .1. d neat, and ct tlieai, 
 the belt and fincft are thrfe dcdicaed to the Virgin Mm-, 
 { III which tis laid that the Boc.C' aad Skull of St. Jwrnln 
 'he Apoftlc. brought from Mc'i.ip.i , arc kept) St. I'ju', 
 St. /JdmiKic/;, St. \.uhr.,inr, and St. V/iiuus in which the 
 Great ylUn.jui-r.pchcs, who died at <7 /; 1516. asdoal- 
 fo the Bodies of D'.;c«^>i.i, Don f-"< .;nr ■'''co, and the C'/im 
 Saint F'.-wcM .\.i;iV> the Jel'iiit, who died lu■(.\•mi■tr,^.l<^^l. 
 aged 5<; Years, and Canonized by Pope ''of^i.'o XV. 
 '//;'c/'> 12. \iii. The City is coinpalfcd with' a thick 
 Stone Wall, llankcd and moated alviiii, having wiihai 
 a Co'interlearp. and 50c I'iects of Brafs Cannon, fo 
 mounted upon the Bulwarks and Ravelins, as renders 
 
 \k 
 
 
 I 
 
 Ch 
 
 A P. 
 
 m 
 
■k^yUr. Libli 
 
 ices. But while thiv 
 ■)■ cficii tall inio uw 
 ft with 111 '.lie Air, r,,r 
 iiJ iithrr Birds uf in,, 
 1- True Fmi'leri., . : 
 : J.iiit cr, litit thc\ U,, 
 
 w in ihf Nipl)-, wiiuli^. 
 J.iy, ya .•; /.,• . ■ mui- ' , 
 111 l'--om ,{.,1.^1, ill |„j 
 ; liiipi'ciicj in'.f 1114 1. 
 Jiiar n.r iiut lb t'cili ,.i 
 
 ht uf ihc fii./.V;/! CiLiTi 
 
 Ul!c, am! Ji of l.o:lt;,.' 
 
 : of Old ;)«,-,.,,-,;„ 
 
 I ik'lciuli'il City iiithcii ,■ 
 (i.ScMtot l..iliA'otdw'' ■" 
 f is not viiil-li .itia," ' ' 
 
 I nml. Ot"0;j .t was 
 iiils ill an Illo ^lil,,. 
 wcct pl.K'c rurr.-i'iu'i-.; 
 
 II iIr' inii;hty .\l.)i:j,:,ii;j 
 ftreii;; niij bcai.Mui 
 
 nJ aniK'il witii many 
 rci'j'tli .niiii leant) v,.is 
 :)/'• aiiJ 1.1 ii:r.n, trt. .i 
 S (' i(«5,.;/f, t,ok !■ ii. 
 
 intt 7C1-00 Fo [, a. I 
 oiijilit ag.iinit it 10 It;. 
 , L-CiUtiticJ h) the iv - 
 
 Chap; 
 
 XKJ. 
 
 411 
 
 la^'o, \vhi>h IS in the 
 anJ rc_milarly huili j 
 ■ bui.'t atrer the li,.u.m 
 ly nally, but the Buil- 
 ni!t uii.-oiiH-lv, ih.ck 
 bovc, futablc lo fn hut 
 .eli'u\:s Stream, u.;r.h 
 he Harth with Hi wit:, 
 tyof ilelu-ioiisFr i:,, 
 rals Groves aiil L.rii, 
 liu li Man can icalH- 
 I'uwns, all planted bv; 
 M.hsi-iimf'.irs, as allba 
 which the Vicc-Roy 
 cti, that no Memory 
 iniinuc of fuch groi's 
 
 IS of i'lophaiie W.t- 
 oil c. t out uf an h,irJ 
 or dalliTies. in wliiiii 
 " ihcir I'av-o.N, which 
 (ator : Ncvertlic- 
 fo abundantly fie- 
 1-0 .•*,;., ■/:•, <iurf.!'a 
 •e, V) MaftiT the 
 the Tctnpks, 3iiJ 
 
 Tirti i. 
 
 nd 
 
 iw arc the Fortifica- 
 s I'alaccs and the 
 ftroiig built ot'cooj 
 Wiih rich Arrak 3i;J 
 tl neat, and (1 tlicai, 
 to the Virgin AJ<ir, 
 Skull of St.Jtvma 
 arc kept) St. I'm, 
 itiicu', in which the 
 G vj 1516. asdoal- 
 '■■'', aiiJ the C'iim 
 icd I'licmOir ^.\<i';i. 
 Pope Ciifyof) \\' . 
 aliid with a thick 
 ui, having wiihai 
 Brafs Giiinon, (0 
 avclins, as reriders 
 
 Ch 
 
 A P. 
 
 c 
 
 H A P. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 Sir T ho Herbert'/ Travels in India, containing a Ve/'.ription 
 of the Ti'ople, Cities, Government ami 'Product of it • mth at? 
 Account of r/'f 6'mif Moguls, their Kings, and feveral Chan- 
 ges in the Suacjjion to the Croivn. 
 
 D 
 
 .Fpartini" thence they haded towards ^w.i'ky- 
 l{ I.I, kcepiiip the M./(.iw.|l.orc in view all 
 aloiij;, and were overtaken by .1 tmious Wind 
 cali'd :ii the .It!,- Uiirocly.lon, a kiiidofHin- 
 ri.diior \all T iiiio:u in the Air, which caiifcs fo terri- 
 ble a Tenip'-il, t!,at Houics ai.J Trees arc bur like DM 
 Kt'ore It, and Ships by i'. . violence arc blown ath.irc and 
 broken. On :c in .; Year', it tileth to Tluiiuler thus here, 
 mi It IS pre.URcd 3 or 4 Days before by the Birds and 
 B.alts. who v.ith Ih in.;cno;Ks run about and hulc tlieiii- 
 Uhe-, as iitlic Woil l' were to be o'crturncd : but I'ro- 
 viJcnce favoured them with an elcape, only the Sioriii 
 Jrn-.c thcni out ol tlicir w,iy fo, as tlicy were a little 
 puzzled t 1 tind it, til! oHir\ iiig many Snakes Iwimmine, 
 |vnj«jj,„;u tbrirShips, they found they wetL- near the Ihore, 
 .ind (otm after they dcfcricj Land m i y >'.>;. 35 iniii. La- 
 titude, an 1 19 I oni;itiide, which they t'lund to be li.i- 
 M, or l>i"i^ :, by till- high I and, and then ihey came 
 ';'';':,i-i.in iij-'ht of 'It. jAii .le /'..Ui,, a Town likcwde fiibicft to 
 '.;'"' the l'.iif. ■'!;".■/■, .It the South end of which is. St.l-'.i/oir/wf's 
 Peak, ft<'in whence the land continues higli to GunJu- 
 -.;,, an Hill 1 e.igues ihort of Sii;.i/A>-/<i!.i.-'. 
 
 .V.'.-m.'Vr 17. alter luni', roil, they came to C'm.v/, and 
 from tliciKc 10 I) uh m, ;i lo cly Town inhabited by the 
 f"-- I'crM; '"/'". andf'iuious for be npthe iitinolleicient of the 
 M.-cr".! (</..'' CoiK|rcfts. At the North-end ot l),:)n.:n is 
 a l.irpeand ltroir.;CalUe, budiof a wliitc Chalky Stone, 
 fi.ii:k'iwi-.h Oidiiancc, mounted to play at advantage ; 
 aii.lattlieScnih-ciid is a taivCliurch, with white Battle- 
 niT.ts nf the faire .Stone, as a.e alfo Ibmc of the Houtes, 
 b.t others are if unbunit Brick; and alio three other 
 Temples, atfordmi; ple.ilurc both to the Fye and Heart. 
 
 Stictiii.-i z^. thcv came to an Anchor near the Bar at 
 5t.i/.W-.'^.i.^.;, wluch is from tlie jtquator Icdeg.";* inui' 
 No:th, and is in the :S dcp. 1 ongif.ule from Mihetln.^ 
 
 Dacni!-.'- 1. with lome IV tines, or Olive-colour'd 
 /..;.■..■•. Foot boys, (whi'can prafle J-'.j;/.'//: very prettily) 
 ihc\ rod'' to .V../.if in aCluiioi drawn by two B ffalaes 
 
 (* to the n-.^.tr throigh a fair Stone Gate, whctc the (,j,„ 
 
 Toll-tiathcrers at-- daily Ijulie to g itlu r the M ;'.(/'s Trj. 
 
 biiie. \h.- Mi-:.iiii is of no i;if..t beauty, nor do the ^.^j,, ■, , 
 
 Shops make any great Ihow, the Bminni chiUinj> r.iihcr ' 
 
 to be thought Foor tlian be .iccounted Rich. 1 he Houvcs 
 
 are iivliffercnt bcautitiil, feme of Carved \V od, (<thcrs 
 
 of Br:ckdricd;n the Sun. 'Fhe ''^//('and /).'f./ Houfes 
 
 excfcdalloiherin largencfs and funiuure. ThcSuburbs 
 
 have three Polfcriu leading three leveral ways, one to 
 
 /■'."■/.ini and f.'.iw/'.Jt.'. the Iccoiid to hrr.nij' -re . and the 
 
 third to \i>j/.i'>. The 'Fouii affords no Moiuimcnts nor 
 
 .Molq-cs ot note. I'he Englilh have a (lanleii witliplea- 
 
 fint Walks, and great variety of Flowers, but ii infe- 
 
 rioiir to another there for pro'.'peCL By thc.V.i'.M v (Jate ^M3o.^I^.. 
 
 is .a'Fraiik or Magazine of Water, an admirable Work:"'"^^'' ' 
 
 It is cfFee-flone, has above ico .•\nplcs and Sides, 
 
 which are 28 Ells long between cs cry Angle; lb that it is 
 
 near a thoufand ordinary Paces in compafs. h is Iclfcn'd 
 
 to the bottom by 1 6 Steps, and receives a grear quantity 
 
 ot Rain-water, which the In.Hr.m piefcr'much before 
 
 their River, which they chiefly ufe to waih themlclvcs 
 
 in while they'-adore the Sun in its rilinp, a tbrm of Wor- ^4.^.4 „ ,( 
 
 Ihip much iifcd m the Ealtern Farts of the WorKl, and tht sun. 
 
 it Icems to have crept in among the 'itw by the rtproof 
 
 which IS given to fuch Idolaters bv the rrophct E^rkjel, 
 
 c. 8. f. i«. ' - 
 
 hhlfi.m, ,is it is a fiuitfiil Soil, fo it alxiunds withw«/».ii it- 
 People, and that of divers Nations and Languages, who ''■''*■'• . 
 differ much one from another in Habit, Manners and JjJu.''''' 
 Religion : Foi belidcs the Natives of thcConntrv, there 
 are j-ms, Tu'k', Ar.ibimi, /Irtmni-r , Chriltians of 
 St. T/win.ii, I'.mars, and otheis, of which the B n:a>is 
 are the (>reatelt Pir nnmlK'r. but the .V, n cominand 
 
 They have a peculiar Language of their own, but the 
 Pf/i'.iwTong'jc is underfl.i )d b\ thofe of the bcfl tank, 
 and is looked upon as moft Courtlv. 
 
 1 he Indian ^'-i imcir.!.: arcPcople not lei's Crafty than TSc Un. 
 Valiant; the Soldiers by Profcllion arc eiihcr /<.-/y7v. .-j i;";i.*<^ 
 
 uck- 
 
 i ''I 
 
 SolJicri. 
 
 .J by Cultoin arc mauc inanagakle and luniblem their j or /'.-■. 'm«j, and dt light to pn armed with Sword, 
 
 not, palling throupli Sir.:..-'-, Ilitiy (a p'ace famous for ; ler. Bow, Arrows, and Dagger. Their Habir is a(3ril- 
 
 good Tud,!' ' .ii.d b i)/\.'- '" 'I'c way ihrhcr. ', ted Callico Coat, tied under the I eft Ann. a fmall Salh 
 
 Su'i-!, called by ]'tL,'.:tr.\ Mii\i ii, isa City at this day ^ cp' n their Heads, and large Stockins ; bur Icjuie wear 
 
 ' no Ids i;rc.it and rich than populous and famocs . It is ^ Sandals. "I :.c other firr ofPcoplc are Merchants, Iti\- .^^ /r.:i:b. 
 the chief FaiJfory of the E.-jl.\iid:.i Merchants, whole, ixiii. Cent. , and I',- ■.-.. , which laft are the Clriginal''"'" 
 I'ldidcnt has his R'. lidence there. The Air and Soil are Inhabitants. When anyShlps ride at Sw. 1.7,7, which ir com- 
 tr.A.'ckicme to lltangers, the one being intlamed with; monly from S'ptmki to M.i'cl; the Dnuhms pitch their 
 th'-toindnefsof the Zfliic, and rheother being Sandy and ^ Booths all along the Ihore like a Fair, to fell Cillicoes, 
 Siiphurcous. The Artick-P.ile IS here elevated 21 deg. ('/nM-Sattin, IVircellan, Scnitores, Cabinns i.f Mother 
 
 .tjniin. and in JV; ■'"''"' the Clouds Ihower down conti- ; of Pearl, Fhnny, Ivory, .Agates, TurOjUoilci, Hili'tioi'cs 
 ii.ully an uowli ilf'-me dew, and that in luch plenty as I and Cornelians ; as alio R'ice, Sut^ar, I'lajiians, Aroca, 
 caul'cs great Moods, and turns Summer into Winter. It] iic 
 isacco.inted the third bell Town in fi'H^i"." Kingdom, ' There are alfo many little Poys or Pc-unes, who for Boyi- 
 
 . .•;m,;„v/',t,/ .-ind CVv./.'vi h.iving the precedence. The two pence .1 day are ready to lerve vou, eivlier to Inter- 
 whole Province is f biecl to the .H,i;n', and is lo proti- prct, run, go of bniiids, or the like. Thcfe will nor 
 t.iWc to him, ilia: ihe .Annual Tribute of it .amounts (as e.it nor drink w.th a Clirilhan, nor out of the fame Leaf 
 Meuhants fiv; to .111 iSo T uii i^\ Co\A. 'lis of late they vlnnk their Txldv. 
 
 become a Town of the t'lcitett Noti and Trade in in- 1 The llinnl.n and f .■'.■■.■•/ VVonien, accord'ng to tl,c '.vomer 
 •!:.i ; tho' 'lis fcarcc r ; Years liiice .hiio-ii.i S\!i -r.'i, a FartcrnCuftom, are l'eid..)Mi Iccn abio,ail, being nicvvcd 
 (' '.• ■.;. V,with ic Men cntrid into it and burnt it ; but | up bv thiir Jealous biu-Kuu!'.. 
 'tis now much ir.crc.ikd in Building; and Inhabitants. ! Here aie t^cphants and Horfs, bet Oxen do the- noil *""*'■ 
 
 111 IS'-*, and of the Hc;.;yra r)y..'. by the Valour of I I .aboi-r, i"or from Town to Town they rid,- loCh.i'iots 
 K '" ./;fiM it was made ful'jcilt to I'.Ji.v the C'f.u ." '.ji./. drawn bv Oxen, but m the Towns di'oii P.il.ir.kii.s. with 
 Now It is under a quiet Covevnmcnt, watcr'd with a Sanibrcros ./,• .V-.'over ihcm. 
 
 The Cuircnr Money here is Pi'cc, wlii. b is an heavv ,sjj, »j. 
 
 fvvcct River called tt,-,':-.-, or r:i.'.-, (as broad a, the 
 
 ," ' T ..m I a; (■{'.■«; ..■! } which riling in the Mountains of /)f- 
 
 ' ■•, runs through 'i .n/ip ■.- in a Courfe of 210 Milciv, 
 
 and waihing the Walls of Siir.n, glides through the 
 
 Couurry f 't ii Mihs in divers Windings, and at length 
 
 '. *'•]■' f.i !.^ iiiM the ,Sci a 1 cacii from Sn- -. --H'.i.i. Tis cn- 
 
 ""'''■' V oin palled wr.h a Niuvl Wall, and hatha laige Call Ic of 
 
 .Stone l.uilt in the S. Vv'. lide, plaireil with Ordnance, 
 
 .111,1 (trcnfthmd by a Gairifon, who will hardly admit 
 
 111) It'ani^erj to he their FoitiUcatioii'-. 1 he Well opens 
 
 r un.l piece of Br.if., J) of which m.ike our Shillii 
 The Ntamoudv, wh'ch is of gooil Sliver, round aii.i 
 thick, Itamped alter the manner of the $:■::■ . (vsho 
 allow no linage^) wrh .•i'.-A:i\ Letters, only importing 
 the King ami .'< ;■ inr-.-, is in value one ShiHiiii; of our 
 Coin ; and thcRoupcc, which is nude alio of like pure 
 Silver, IS 1 >. and t ./. and a I'ardow .i > The Dini is 
 a piece "f Gold worth io •. ant s' •'.■/.'• Ruls and Pillc- 
 lets, and /'fiyMH Larees, Abylfec, and f-i^.//)'- Gold, are 
 ti g g * ' bet* 
 
 : !:J 'i 
 
 .; 1 1 , 
 
 r 
 
 u 
 
 m 
 
 m 
 
 1 
 
 'M^:i^ 'tt 
 
 '!■; 
 
tll 
 
 m 
 
 4 1 2 .!»/> Tho.Herbertj J raveh into Alia nun Africa,C"6\ L JK j]|l Chip. X 
 
 I'W I 
 
 llii- 
 
 liori- Cnrri.'ii[ at io '. .1|'Ki\', tlu/ in IV'yi.i they will p 
 bit ,it i'l '. An h.iiiilreit tliourin.l Koi.pi-cs iiukc a 
 1 cikc, nil luiiiilrcd 1 cckfsmaki-aC-i HI, ten C'rou's (or 
 OfiMii) Olio Arcb. Ap.iin. iiiSiUir 14 Roiipcts iii.ikc 
 a Mafs, I Mo M.illVs n.akc in Imiivltnl Toll', tcii Tolls 
 nt Silver ir.ikc i<:if iuCmiM. In Hi.ii-., jo T.ttik's, 01 
 Pieces, iii.ike a Roiipcc in V\'i"i);h[ , i!u Hatniaii r- Si .'. 
 Kiw/i//.', li.uonly •,', of llvjir roiiiuis, and ilic MaunJ as 
 nv'v-li. 
 Ths.ni.'ii Tlic TJi'i '.I' <(.!'< Crafty asiIicDc\il,accon.UniJ to ilicir 
 * '..^k!'' ^'■"^''■''"l'' ^'Y •''■ ''■ ""'ilcratc rmiidc, cx.tIs cf SupcrUi- 
 '""''tion, fmooili Ucalmi;, or rather Hypociil'y, an.l Moral 
 I'cn-.pcranoo, put i;reat Clicats iipi n tlic iiinvaiy ami 
 crcvl'.ilous Trailer ; tlioy arc of a tauiiy Coin;ilexinii, 
 anJ f'lr ilie luoll part fpjtc tf Bo-.ly. 'I'liey Kt tlicir 
 Hair prow loii;^, auJ yet, aeenrJmi; 10 ilv.ir Coiiinry 
 Mo.le. wreath a finall wlii.c Sail; al' v.t ilioir I Iruls : 
 their Mabit is a long Coat (>f wlute QiiilreJ C)ali;eo, of 
 the /)./.'(/i.i.'iV<; loit ; then Shoes of llv;.ia' ^i. joins and 
 falli.oiis aeeijt.liiii; to e\cry Man's faiiey, wr.liciii I.ai.-h- 
 CIS, llrirp aikl tiirniiip a. liic Toe, tliiii Soaled, liii;li 
 Ikei'J, liirroiiuUd %vi'h Steel, ftit and durable, 
 r;.; ■.Vj;; en. 1 lie U omen are of a whiter to;o;:r than tli;? Men, 
 Iwaiife they a c kept more fiviii the S'.:n, but waimiii; a 
 imxtuic of niood, fupply it wiih a Verm.liuii Dye. 
 'iiicy iikiwife v.ear ti.eir Hair lor.p, and ccneriiig it 
 uith a ll.iii tiaiifparctit i.auii luakeii Ihcw lovely, liieir 
 N'lfes. i:ars, Anns and Leys, they load withManilKo's, 
 01 Kinr,s of lirafs, <.i dd and I.ory. Their BehaMour is 
 liieiiily modcit, hni SpccJi laUivious. | 
 
 Mjni.gr Mai 'iage IS info e^eat Honour, that they iiicft times, 
 
 Coiiirait at feve:i Years old, and arc Pai cuts at ten 
 and thc> will not 
 
 e lor.nit Ik-'. . . 
 
 the hi;;h Mniiiiain -lo-.y ,,, /v/.-c, anJeomnm < ;; 
 
 ^ "WT to rite tip cut tfthe I" irt;i, whic'i va-.a^v rdinn 
 
 ^ ly done, andhciiiiniedia-elv wnrll:ippedhini: H ■ li.i. 
 
 power given Inn toereatiio.herCieati.ie-. fl'oiic' 
 ' called np {•//.«>■ aiil y(/...'.V v, ai.d to t'' 
 ' gave a pow.r to prefer' c, .iiid to the latnra povva to 
 _ .eHroyhi, LrriuireslyDeaili, l^ ap. .e, I'ai.iiK-, Dil- 
 ^ c.des. War, and the like Mlchiefi, .•'.ppoii.im,. tiiem a 
 ^ ceiTiin tiii:c to luc upon the l-.artli. l-n m '«,,.,-,■ 
 _ who tadini. into a deep ikep or traiic', lits iu.dy fv.e'l- 
 ^ led, and j-.vame tiill ol aep.inlh, ),c InniM.ht f„nh ivo 
 ^ 1 wins nt e.ieii Sex, who hy Miraelc iinnicd.a'olv er- v 
 
 lip to ihe peiled ibiuie of Man, and wue iiiiri 1'- 
 
 ■ loudy hirniilied wiih l.ii:,!'ia!;c aiiJ l:di!rat;jn. /j ,'..-, 
 '" nr named them .U.j.mh- and C.von»;i,r, \vh.;iti ;ifta !■,■ ' 
 
 ■ liad Melled, htlcnt Init to the ,i>reat Moi;r.t.)in A.'.v',- 
 -r-rp'.-.o'/, where Itraiyhtway {.V;en„;M Iroi idi: i'.y,;, 
 
 ■ three more .Sons, and as many Daughters, v.l.o v^L 
 to feveral (Quarters. Con I'eoplcd the t.irt'.] ; b'r •mil 
 tri.dc piode .d ill .idioir, and Mankind t-!l ir.:!, i" 
 f.Tt'. (it Sin, wluthtio.l .)Lferviiig, Ittt H.avcn ;rr \ 
 nlule to give ihcm direOlions how to l.vc urie, v'h 
 i\M avoul temptaririns ; .mdeallir.p H,.!:::vto tl\- w<- 
 ol ilie Mountain M.-nfu,l>.ircc, (pake 10 l.ipi ,,.,1,', 
 th.n;^s ont ol a dusky dark Cloud, i.ow and tl'cn.Hi;''. 
 ingghmpfcof hisMajelly, and .'elivered to hinVti"- 
 I'ook ot hi. Laws i ailed Sli.ida, whi h v.,as di ulijc 
 iiiiothtee 1 1 ads dedicated to three yea' Cilts. 1 Co'i- ' 
 t.uiiinj. Mural Precepts. 2. Contaiiu;:-, IVrtmonicv 
 ol Worfl.ip. And 5. Containijia pceiihai Ii.itru:lioii: 
 to :ht three Calls. 
 
 -,_ '''i>-'i'\l'"r'ill--iw has cithr Commandment^, .icrx'iiwTs 
 et any die iiniiurried, tho' they hire a h r the moft p trt with tlol- li.ven w hidi A'. .V ' (.■r /. d < i 
 
 txlioui. 
 
 Wife only for a Ni(:ht. 
 
 I'olyganiy is :o odious to them, that they vilify the 
 .V.it.mi i.it:<, as People ot impure Souls, for having ma- 
 ny Wives. They burn iheir IJead to alh-'b in an holy 
 l-irc, lOiv.pounded (<f all forts of collly Wo.jd and 
 Iwcet Spices; the Wife alf.i (111 c.xpedatioii to cnjjy 
 her Hisliand amongit incomparable pleafure^ in another; 
 Woiiil) throws her fcif into the Merciiels flames, fori 
 wlueh atVe;>ioii ihc obtains a living Memory. I 
 
 that .V.!. tai,f;ht the World 111 liisumc, v/:. ' ,, Ji^.^^l' 
 ^ Ikalt not dellroy any living Cieatiire, for tlioii and it 
 _ are hodi my Creatures. 2. '1 hou llialr not (in in my 
 ^ ot thy hve Seiilcs, in thv i:ycs by beholdinj- V.ip.- 
 
 thy t.i:sby h.ar llg bvil. i;i .iiv Toni-tie by life-, '; 
 , ?.',",''^ hiiiefs, in thy P.date by ihi, .■,■:..• Wine, fai;'-'.'^ 
 
 Melliol living Cieatnres, in thy Hand's i- I'lili,!,' 
 
 ' nn\' riM... rl,. - -I-i n.l. > -I '■ ' h 
 
 "I'heir Piielt, are called Ui .^-•'"iiis, or ll'i 
 
 w/, the 
 «/'Ujndilitirfirre with the ancient (iiwiepiphi. 'llicir Teneti in Re- i 
 ^'■■■"'' ligion are, ' That the whole Frame, or Fody of the, 
 
 ' World, had a beginning, being created hy a Cod of I 
 
 T.u ri.ft.Mn ' Imr'.enfe Power, f,ttrnal and Provident. Ai'erhehad, 
 
 * made Man, he created Woman to alfccatc wiili him, ' 
 
 ' and lympath:ze witii 
 
 ' tion. Ttiete he name 
 
 ' lb iiinn.'ent, that they reputed it a Cri 
 
 ' tiling that liaJ.iSeimti-. c life, tecdin 
 
 and b'l 
 thui'c wlie 
 
 any tilihv thirgs. 3. Thou (liaii iiailv per.'otm let- 
 times ol Devotion, as Praying, W.ohinp, Ha..--v, 
 Proltra-.irip, c".. 4. Thou ih.'.lt net I.\e jior Uiiirti-' 
 D.c. 5. Ihon Ihalt not be hard levied. I nr he'pful 
 ijito others. 6. Thou Ihalt not 0|.prel",or Ivrmm 
 ?■ Thou llialt obfervc Feitnals and battm 
 8. Thou (lialt not Steal. 
 
 Th-'le 3 l'iecejrs(as womay | lainly fee they arc d.r- 
 i.m both in Body and Dilpoli- \ed from the Fi ble. the Names and Stoty ben.g only , 
 /'in I,;.; and l'/:ic,:i', u Couple I'ttlc e. rrepied m delivering ihem, lb the. ) ar.'U.bdivi- 
 
 Jrime to cut any ,de-d into four Parts according to their feveral Carts, i'lie.i- 
 g only upon 1 lerbs "'■■/■)«i>j; and /;V'»'/7«j .ire tiei to a 
 
 inize, 
 mgd.e.,. 
 
 more (tret oLfcr- 
 
 and the like \'egctable,, agreeny wi-.h ; ^ancc ot •diem than the .So!. 'icrs and Meehanicks 
 believe that .7.:'.:/;: liad no liberty to Ijili ai.y '. Bn >:i'':s air of Si Calls or Tribes ; the I'.- tr.': 
 
 ;)'. CJ.Il.licr 
 
 ilie 
 
 ■ Creature, Isiit lived upon the Herbs and I r; itsonly of| ^n higher degree, but fewer in lumber, their Hihit'i/a 
 ' the {'aitli, which all Mankind tbllo-.v...!, '.11 Gc I -.n- j Cird'- of .•/ r.;\/'.'s Skm abort their middle, a '1 iionn'of 
 ' jargcd his Grant to \ co of ail Cre.itere- for Pood,| the lame Hide reaching Irom :he Neck to the l.fit Am, 
 ' exccpiing the Blood. This abl\enuo.i-s Co iplc had tour , being ellc«here naked. Some ofthem weara th'cclMd' 
 ' Children; liic'iuiun, whofc Conftitution Icing melan- j thread, ri aching from the Right SliMu'der cot'ie l/f- 
 ' choly, he became a Pricll. C:,tt.-n, whvi being Clio-j Arm, otliersthiee ihiall (tiings'of Silk upon their Fieil, 
 ' lorick, was a Soldier. S'l.u.Ucy, who being Hvgma-, as Itiw as their W^it.', which' fervc as a Hadge of then' 
 ' tick, loved Merchandize ; And M'-y.-, being Sanguine, i Pioteilioii. Upon their Heav's they wTiatli ibmc tine 
 ' betook himfelf to Husbandry. And Irom thele pio-; white Callico, m which their 1 lair is neailv plairc'j • m 
 ' teedcd the t'jur chief Vocations uf Men: bntbecaufel their Fais they wear (lohl Kings, Ibnictimcs lie wi'h 
 ' fill li an holy Cencratlcn ihonld not defcend ti.im In- 
 
 TVlr »':ve. 
 aiiiil'oIU'itiy. 
 
 cell, therefore (their Shatter, or U 10k of Law) firys, 
 
 That Clod revealed to them, t' t he liad tomied toe. r! reverent eJ 
 
 Wviiirn for them, on whom tj prop.igatc, and or.ler'd 
 
 ■ i 'X SMin 
 
 Umwy. 
 
 to tra\el to the halt, i.', 
 
 •rh.u y r.. 
 
 Tht i 
 
 ' ShiuUfi-i ro the Ni rth, and f/'.je to the S.;uih, to liiid 
 
 ' the Wi\cs dclliikd forthem ; wh;..h being done, they 
 
 ■ proiagaied Maifand, and tilled the World \vith Men 
 
 ar.d .Arts at once. When theie four bad fpeni foine 
 
 ' time i.i thi .e co:'.,rary Qiiarcers of the World, where 
 
 ' fate u.rectcd tlicm, they all be .. 
 
 ' cf rc'iirnin.' home, dtfuonsto vui 
 
 ' pei';lc'.h ir Native Soil; and ac.irdiiigly, will lirp.e 
 
 ' 'l'r.-'<i;-5 oi'ihcir Children, reuirned home, an.l were 
 
 ' re.e.vcJ with meat joy. Some Ag^s they lived with 
 
 ' tl.'-'r Pare, Its, lut 111 ptoccfs of time lcg.;ntolol'e thcii 
 
 ' Vii.-iiii purity, D.ti-ord, Pri-'e aud Rapine, mingling 
 
 inn'-ngll them; lb as ri.o-l.evlvlo\e being laid alide, 
 
 ilierc V. IS 1,0 ai'.'earance '".it ot Violence and Volnp- 
 
 ! oufiKL-, for lliM.n..it guw c.arelefs of De^t.tioii, 
 
 I /.- ■ Inlo'eiu an 1 Af(iriiip. S.:,:.U: ■■ DilViielt and 
 
 '.j.i|uil, .ind "', ■ C'ntliiicy and Riotous, at uhiJi 
 
 fiodb.-i'. provoked, leiifoiih ihc Sea upon al' Min- 
 
 kiiid, to p. r e e.way the n illy fm'-'ll of their Pi>fit on, 
 
 10 the Welt,; (ignilies har.nlefs,, arc the 
 
 precious Stones, 'ihev Mirrv but once. Fait lliidlv r- .iv 
 and Drink moderatciy , W'alli vc-v often, and are mii..V 's ■ 
 . the oili : Stcbs. The.V, .•,../.( -,,'0, 01 fi,. 
 ireMcrJiants, an.l ..mrrary to their Name, which 
 . nnll uafty Pco;>le th.o ghoii't 
 
 tiillot llegmat.ck t,-ar anl liiperllition, 'iji.y, 
 w.:l!i oltcn, asthcy arecouimanLUd, aa.i as is obl'er ' 
 in all ihe Pagan Religions 'if thofe h. t Countries, 
 daw' ing rhir Bodies with dirt, as an Lu.l 
 and then diving three times in the Water 
 
 Hall 
 
 all/-.,/. 
 
 r\ei!i,.,. 
 lint " 
 em of Sin, 
 
 , . I , . , - - r t" \''-if» ir,-,tr, 
 
 nal.y inindtaljrheir laces belli;', tur.ied to the I-ali, and adoring the 
 
 Parents, aiidbSun, and lliaking a few grains of Kicc iii-o theWjnT, 
 
 a, an Fuch.irilti^al Oirering lo the b.lemcnt tor pii.vnig 
 
 tiiem. *" ' 
 
 '1 hey are indeed Merciful, i?r'e .ing to Ice o:h-r PerpieTW-vci 
 11; "U Hill, F.'eih. Kadiil.es,'"^''' 
 dun;;, as eith.rhave bile. 
 
 lb harc.-hearted as to f'cj 
 Oiroiu Carlick, an.l fu !i 
 
 and rctblves to lill the 
 pule lienciaiijii. To 
 
 l.ail.i V.I !i a move piiite: 
 this end, Cod dcLciid. 
 
 or a ref.-mblan. e of Blood. Tiiev, f .r then parts, inii 
 not k .1 foiimchasaFo'.le, blei, Kakarcvh, onliehlve, 
 biit .111 th.e contrary, buy th ir h'. eit . of tu. h Sui'ors and 
 others as ot iiccility mult eniih them ; Ma thev have 
 bb fpitab for old. lick, l.iine, or (tiivcd Cieamres, 
 Birds, li ilis, Cif, Kais. or the like, and have no 
 worfe Men to overlee them than the /'/,//• .rt.-.j, the bell 
 
 t andlrefpcded tort ef «•!/.,«.■,,/. 1 hey hold /'..•/..■-<i.,^i'sti.: 
 up. n'Dodraie, Lclievirj the ■''Ut.nipjja.jis, us Tranljiiim.!-"-"- 
 
 t.cn, 
 
 'Mt 
 
:a.c^6\ 
 
 Lib. Jill Clup XXi. Sir J hoA-ierher€ s iravc/s mto Ai]x afid Airicsi.&'c. 4.13 
 
 nml I'onmui. I U :- 
 .'I'lc'i wasa.v. nUni;- 
 liipp'.-d him: H; liii.l 
 
 ^i;i'. '.o il.t hiiiiHi lic'- 
 tlR' lafira povva to 
 'apii-, I'aii '.m:, Uif- 
 1, p.ppnii.tin;', tlionn 
 rtli. l-r( m /i. r ■.■;-.v, 
 iwcr, liis r.dJy fv.il- 
 l.c hinii|.ilu t'onli uvo 
 .Ic iinnic.iiii'oly i;i\ v 
 I, :iiul wiR- rtiiiu i!- 
 lid hJ.iirat'.jn. li i ■ <r ; 
 .oiip.i, \vlMni;ii(crl:i' 
 rcat Mour.t.iiii .\;/i. 
 'iYwi;'<i Itoi I'.lu torili 
 laiigiitcii, v.T.o y,')!Hi; 
 ilu- Lait'.i ; b'.i: !i!U)- 
 Mank'iii.l t'-ll in:,, j;' 
 g, lit: rJ.avni i.t a 
 i\v lo l;vc virti;i.ii!lv, 
 r.p liu) Kv.v \o t\y: trp 
 
 (pake to I'.il'l IIMI,. 
 
 , i.dw aiul tl.(':i.l!.i;:.- 
 c'L-livcral to liim l].^-j., , 
 u'iii.li v.asiii uIcJg!,:. 
 
 c yea'- Gifts. i.Con- 
 
 iit.uiiii'.;.', I'crciiioiiici 
 pcJiiUai Ii.ilru:lioiii 
 
 r.an.luitT.c, aj;r. cing tS' 
 ,\Iii'-li ,(. S i.-i h f.1^!.^ 
 iiir.c, ;•;';. ' I, 'llioii''""' 
 lire, lor ilioii and it 
 lu Itia't ii'it lir' in .m; 
 by btlio! Jinp, V.m::'.-, 
 Tppi'.m' by vita;,,/; 
 ,u.'.-";', Wine, cni;::j; 
 Har.tis I';' lulii.!!ii,i; 
 It ci.iilv pcrlor;ii lit- 
 W.ill^uip, Ha..-;::;,, 
 Ml t Iai.' nor Diliuii- 
 i C'trd. 1 lit lic:p(ul 
 Jpprfl", or rvr.uiiiizc. 
 s and l-'altiiig i!.i'._. 
 
 inly fcctli-v-trcdui- 
 
 Story bii:.;.; only i 
 (o till- ) at- li.b:!:vi- 
 
 fcvctalCalls. 'IVa; 
 
 nioro (tril olfci-"" 
 1 Mil liaiiick«. 1 liL- 
 ; tllL- /'• h:.! arj of-, 
 cr, tlidr H,i!'ii i,i a 
 muldli.', a I iions" of 
 |ck to tlie Lett Am:, 
 
 III w.-ar a tlvi-c!''!d 
 [li. iii'diM to the l.vf: 
 ilk upon tlicir Tu-ili, 
 a Hadgc of tlu'u 
 |y wr.atli Ion;!; iinj 
 3 m-.r.lv pl.iKcJ ; in 
 
 onicimic"; kt wirh 
 
 .,.;>e, raftlltiaiv.i- 
 ihcn, and arc ;m: ;r '•'•' 
 
 ■ S, :i Li -I Irs, or hi- lie. 
 
 their Name, wlii^Ii 
 
 Pco'ile t!ho yhoii: 
 
 upi.ri'at;on, 1 h^y -, ,, ^.,^. 
 
 and as is obfcr\cil i.> 
 
 If t Coiiiitries. lirlt 
 
 ,\ii kii.l'Ieiii (if Sin, 
 
 a'.er to wain itr-tf, 
 
 and aJ.urinp tlic 
 
 CO iiro tlic VVjtiT, 
 
 leir.ciit tor pu.jiiiig 
 
 •toiecotli-rPeq'lolH'i'^'ei 
 |l!i, l'\,(., Kajiil.es,-"^"' 
 la^ eiih.r ii.ive I i;e, 
 If.r ttleir ] .ivts nill 
 fkaroji, orilic like, 
 1 of I'li-liSui'ofi and 
 1 ; >ea :hcy have 
 It lived Cieauirci, 
 |likc, and liavc nj 
 : i'Hih-.r.us, the belt 
 |y hold v.:! ■.or.i'i-XiS ;> 
 \i, uf Traiilaniin,!-''-^-'" 
 t.cn, 
 
 lirn, or Pallape of Sou's iii'O PhmII-i, '.ii:{. Tlu- Souls of 
 PiUiikards, or tpienics, intu Sw inc ; tliel.iHtfnl and lii- 
 i. Itiioiis into (loats and Dops ; the I iilfenibkrs into Apes, 
 Crvodilcs and Foxes ; the lazy into Bears, the I'aMio- 
 Hire and Cruel into Tylers, the I'roiul nito Lions, tlie 
 l',t>.'id tliirliy into Wolves, Ounces, Snakes; the I'lTJiir'd 
 iii'.o Toads, and the like; liiir the Souls of pood Men, 
 .'.'.ilt'.iinoiis, pitilul and luiirtcoiis, intoKire, Biitlalois, 
 Sheep, Storks, Doves .iiul Turtles. /'rf/vy"/rMinen'e.l 
 
 : ihis I'iCt'Oii, only to perfwade Men that the Soul wis 
 Ini'iiouil, aii.l ti lliewthattl-.ere was a I'miill.ineiu and 
 Reward tor Men after this Life. 
 
 1- 1 heiiL!olatrytoRigods'orIniai;esofdeFjrmcdL)xinons) 
 
 ' is viry oifirvab'c: They plaec them in Chapptlscpni- 
 iiioiily biiiU under lhcll.innian 'Lrces 'which the /'nrfw- 
 ju-,'1' eall //'/';• ./.• /< ■ ■, or the Tree of Roots ; Sir I1'.tl:cr 
 ){:!■! ^1; ^''',■"( I'l.li^i,, ; C/i'rf.ii.', C.'i'.i; aii.l the .V/'.ih/.-;i..'.', 
 i; ,.'.{.-, in the ll'.jl-hiiici ) a Tree of fuch repute anionp 
 liiein, that they count it impious to abufe it, eithir in 
 Lii'ak.n.; aBraiu-h, or others ife defa.-in^ it, and adojn 
 i! wirh Streamers of Silk and Kib'.rin J of divers co!ou's. 
 riieir l'.i;^,ods .ire of divers ihapcs, huh as Satan ap- 
 poai. I I them in, uply t'.i cvl, wi'.li Ion;; Ma k Mai, 
 (lOj'p'e Bvia, wide-nvv.ithed, forked Bcarils, every vvajs 
 isliitrib'e as the olikcne i'oi.i'.s of I'-i.ipKj. To theic 
 
 ■ L'ols under tkl'e Trcei, they p.iv 'h.Mrl")evorion, Tyths, 
 aiiH'd'erinp-", roieivc lJn,;>ioii and Spvi;ikliiips ot di- 
 vers .:oiourtd I'ow.'.ers, p.Tforin Ccrenionies, notije bc- 
 'v.;i p.iven thnn by :i little Bell, rep-Mi their Prayers, 
 m.-.ke rio.'clli'.'iis. ling and pert'oriu o'.any Milteries : an I 
 fo lunieroiis were iheir Llo! 'leiiip'es prown before the 
 r! 
 
 has no Moiv?v-Porli(sn, be>-aii<<.' t!iLy hold irtomcinpti 
 ble, only irme Jc'veh and L">!i.is of GM in liet 
 Attire. 
 
 The Wcddinp, istlms eclebratod ; .\ Fire is p"' ''''•:■ T'l w. !- 
 tweeiithtmto ihew the Purity and Hi.H of their /.rfl.ili-.i ...iwwii 
 Oils; a Silk..'ii Striiij; circles brdi their lioJu ■■, as the'- "^^ 
 Hieropl\plii'.k id' Wedl'.ck ; then a Liiinen Cloath is 
 put between them, m token, that nil then thry were 
 unknown to one another m nikednefsj this done, the 
 WM/jiniH bl. lleth ihcin, and, pa)^ tint Ihen.ay prove as 
 gentle and Ireittiil.lsa C.nv ; the Cloath {; pulled awav, 
 and the StriiiR untied, and they are one aiutlr.Ts forever. 
 1 hey never marry out nf thv.r own Calls; for Hithmim 
 I'l.irr) the Daiiphtcrsof U-.iii'iitu, Ciii:-iycs the Daugh- 
 ters of Cuttcyi, Sh!„t.<.;-,s the Da',;uhtcrs of Si.iuU.-iy-s, 
 and //Vij the IJ ;,ij'hters of ;f'.(.-j, and tliilc in their fe- 
 veral Trades, Taylers witn rajleis. iS^-. and, eofi- 
 trary totheCuttomsof the .M,tiu>i:i:uii.', their V\ ivcs i.vc 
 not under nincli fubicllion. 
 
 In lickncls thi'V ta.l upon Mm.tmi, the fjod of Mer- T'' 'f I'ck- 
 
 they, pen ^:\r' 
 
 ot <:.t.i;i'i. 
 
 '\\ 
 
 'li 
 
 •il,'' 
 
 ,1 
 
 vm.', 
 
 cy, and u hen they perctivc .i Man 
 
 his Hand, and inoilteii it wir!i ilic W.iter 
 
 which thev voi'iii holy , and when he is dea.l, they vvalli 
 
 Ins Carkals, 
 
 anit 
 
 larry it to the Wator-lidi- lilcntly, and 
 
 molt every Vi lape h.id 
 
 of thcui are (landing ro 
 
 Lwoof ihe chiel in li:.:i: were at rn-i/n near 
 
 '(';/ came .imorg tiK'm, that 
 a difi'.'rcnt I'ai'.o.i, and miny 
 th:s Jay 
 
 having utterod two or three \V. ,rds to the Llenu n;, bi :n 
 thj Body with Sweot-wocd and Spic s, and liavjig 
 thrown tile .-Mhcs int.i the r imt, think tliey have Jone 
 their duty M the Dea.', .:r.,l .irpart v.ei' fa i,iied. 
 
 Wlien this Cci^ii'.jiiy is li.i.lti.-d, the IVitlt pvc'cnts Mji;r,iig; 
 thcSonof the Detcaled wi'h a Ki.'d ..^f l"s lead 1-. re- 
 hathers, and bids hm fn .il the CcuMomal Law of lie- 
 p'orinp;eii da\s, in ivlr.'h i..iic he is neither to i ;c his 
 Wife, iauidi, eat Opi.-in, or Petcl, put or a;;y rbail 
 t.loaiiis, or anoint hu, H ad wi h Oyl, but tli.it day- 
 
 J:/'.;.', and at .V'oiV.'f, where they are fealed and paved ' "lowh uiriv ever afcer, inakeaPeali, a.id pay aeoin- 
 withC'old, and yearly viliiedby nianythoufandsof Unwv- ; plemental \'iiit to ihir Rnc; whiwii drank his F.iihtr's 
 anj. who iiy wayofDevotion, have uled to cut or.t part of Allies. Ohent.nies rh-,- Wite to cxpivfs her kucioh^T 
 the r Tongues for a Sacriiice, aivl thereby to Ipcak the dead HiilKiml, burnsl'.er lelf veah Ir.s Body. Thev alt'-iib 
 I'iivj .■•' tjie bc-terrveraf-er. In 7 ';l; o/w./, a Town m | no fecoiul Marriap'.s, tie.- /(.■■■•,i',, and, ' •■■i excepted. 
 Jfr/;;-', isanotiierol their Idolatriusd'eniples, wherefbrj Nov^ the r.alon why they burmhcir Deai!, is ii;hcrl> 
 I'e, :i davs togc'.lier, .i beltival is yeatly o'ofcrved, when ! f''oiii an ancient (nitom lecordcd in Scrijiture, .l'>,.s C. 
 
 lo- or becaufe if ilie Body wcicb':ried, it uould breed 
 Worms, whieli ( tirouphi they kn-AV } may Itarvc when 
 th.; Po.ly i^.-onliiiiicil, and tl'..it they look upon as an in- 
 expiable Sill. 
 
 The Cifciyci ailiimc a greater Liberty, for bcin^ 
 thev I'erep'c not to ihed Bl(oJ, en biei:,. 
 They areiortlicnK.it part called i{r.tni. 
 
 the'l'a.L'.odis by the V-i^iia c\po>'d to piibUck view, .iiid 
 
 in triumph carrie.l ihro' the Streets in a CI, --lot with 
 
 e;^h: Wheels, drawn by .ibsve an hr.c.dred f'i./j.;«;, who 
 
 lli.k thi'.hcr in great nui'tinieles t' r Devotion, and foiiic 
 
 of them out of zeal, calt themlelves in the way, and 
 
 arc crulhcd to deatli, as a vohuitary facritice to the Menof Wai 
 
 De-vil. I appear lewd 
 
 11 I 
 
 
 1- \. 
 
 ^.^eC,4f.•*^;*J 
 
 At r,:n^JT'i Ibnictimcs an hundred ihoul'and UhUnr.s go' or grear Men. anel haic iC Calls, of whieii all of them 
 ■"'•'■' naked into Can?,', .and bcwnvj; their Bodies, they throw' •ire lUlceiiJ^d. I he^ have of a long time b('en Owners 
 t';e Water up witli their Hand.,, as an OtTcring to the ot /'.f.'w'i", but of late /lin.iw, a Potent King r.f Oc/Vv, 
 .Sun, whom they worlhip. Other places of note are at wrcftcd ii'i/^i .:M'rom them, and inoli of the reft hath 
 B.v.ii;'.;i upon (•■'<;:.■!, l-.U'r.rp.'C, 7.i//.i,;CY.(, K/.i/v , ' bccil taken tiomihem by t;:e Puileritv of J'.:.vi,-, '.:.'.). 
 Sa'.i/', andoiher plaees. Pau of their Religion conliltsj At this day ihcy ca lilienifelves ;<,i/.'.y-irj for S jiis of p^,,^,,,,, 
 ,..,jr.in invo.:ating Holy Men famed lor their Virtce. How- 1 V^m^i j and live lawlefs to the Moors ; and the chief of 
 
 '-..I "bcit, the Cei'w is uf limit elleem with them. Thev have ' them at this day are H'.ii.: l{i{:ict A/.i' '... .', l{J^/t 
 the (.'y .:«/.»! or ■■{'.^■■ftir:ii Cioddefs for 3n UxanipH', ilv^i Sm mid (.'c:-, H^ajn h: uirjh.i, M,u:c:ic.' Clun, Hui,i Hu- 
 liini',e of a Cow, which lignilied the Tillage, that pre- ' '""'i "'', '(<'(?■•'' '<."'"■ 5'i R ''■■■''■' ?'«''''» ^O.'":''-, l\r. 
 I'rie.l their, by the Puulenee of S:-:pi<, i. c. 'i.j.pl'^'-'fi":-'.y and A/./>./;'.', ewe. All ihefe being lor'the rccll 
 fniu ilie nicmorable I-'amiiie mentioned in Gru.fis. In I'c.rt Moiuraincers, are iiide, and of a nio,, warlike 
 Wars the Ciitmics or ;<jJ !■..■■, ordy call upon /! "i. .■■,!», ' i;ilpo!!..oti than thofe ci^ilic'd I'.Ji.iu:, who ilv. eil inCi- 
 tli.Rkh upon A/*'..-://.!', the Poor 11 poll .V»i- , the Lakvir- ■ t'c'Si a:iil inh.ibit the plain C<.unrries, and vain.' not the 
 tisiipjii (■;«««.->•, aii.l the Married upo'i ilwm.u-t, Src! ['"■'';'. j or ^Hiee/.vj, who arethemolt warlike of die A/.i- 
 
 ■ :-.i;i MoicoNer they elteCt Pilgrimages to Rivers, e;p;'cial vl 'wfJe.'. 
 
 Of.' I'l, bccaule they (ay « .i^i.ni.- frc v.ieiucd it, anditj The tail Secl or Call of the Gentiles, are tlio ll'f.-Sy^ 
 
 
 c! k:i 
 
 i-i r,l 
 
 'sail Head ml" inn of a Cow, which I'lcy wor.hip (jrl'^'' labourers ■ 1 hey are cf two; riilt, the (/;/•;, pro. 
 hert'ruitfulnels, and in iniituion of the..'' ■/ tiin Ap:.. perly lb called; leconlly, the K'li^a: 1 he lirft agree 
 Tiiey waili often, and theiebx fup;i ill themlelves puri- with the It.oin.'n'.s m .-Nbliinence, rlie other of laie cat 
 fuj liom allSin. Whe '. thev a;e' fuk, they d-lire their -illy Creature that is lit f .r booil : Ihe purer fort cd'thefe 
 Mouths (hoiill be wa.lied with rlie Water of v.'.o. ;..', is divided into ^6 Calts. All thefe four Calls in time 
 whidi tlity value as much as if it »! wed out of Pa- 
 tail ice. 
 
 Ill Baptifm the Viicllr. or B ,-);;'i / anoinr their men 
 Children, and the H :);..,i.j or Merchants widi Oil, and 
 cleanfe them wirh Water ; bi:t to tliofe of the prophaner 
 fou, ,ns Me-n of War, .md Mechanicks, they apply Wa- 
 ter oii'y with the Point of a I'cntil to their [•oivhead. 
 wilhmg that God would wrc.e ;iood tliinas there, to 
 whieli the Company lay /■."«■),■. 
 
 Their Marriages ar:: at I'eveii Years bur cohabit not 
 fil! I 
 
 '*)/"• 
 
 til! ten. If any die nnm.irrie.l, they conclude him un- 
 h.ippy ; lothat olteiuimes they niarry tlvm when ilead. 
 bclore they ate buried ; an O, inion pre b.ibly borrowed 
 from the //e/.^civj, who hold Irom c;.';. i. iS. i'l'.it t,; 
 'Lnmniiitil Ihiic no Pu li'i: if //><• tf'ii'l lo c'<iie. The 
 .Mirr age Ceremonies are not many nor frivolous : The 
 i3oy rides abo It the Town mv I'.av, and the Bri.le the 
 
 next, attended with trains of Child: en of the fame .-Vg.; 
 mdSex, with Kettlc-Dru ns. Trumpets, and I'age.iius, 
 living diltingti'.lhed tiom oilieisby Coioucta. The !]:ide 
 
 IS elivided into ^6 Calts. 
 
 grew fo impious, that (Jed :co,:'ired H^ullcy to fend a. 
 Idall of Wind 10 lweepaw.;y tliar Cicneratio.i, which he 
 accordinglv did, and a'l peridve.l fa\e a very lew lioneil 
 Men and Women ; Thu w.is the fe, ond confullon. 
 
 Soon at'tcr God pa\e them .i King propaparcd I'-crrip, . .. .,,j 
 the Seed of the !{' .t/.iwo;;, called Di.cir.r. He l.ei;at rj^ 
 I H-in, a Man i'o f'.mous tor Piery and high Atremprs, 
 ith.it to this day li'S Name is honoured, inlcmuch, that: 
 whenthey fiv /(..:/«, '<''•', they wills all good to y.n".. In 
 proccfsof tune the World again grew alxJniinaMe. and 
 then /^'i J.' » connnands the Irartli t.i open and I'vallow 
 up the migsidlv, a tew onlv excepted to people th.c 
 l.arth. T'lien (Vi/«"v, the Mediator of Mercy, al'ccnd- ., 
 id into Heiveii, aiul Ict't i^ ./..■■■•> lo over-rule tiic ' ron '\j;'J.",^/jf 
 '\i'e, at .he end of which he ado Ihail be wrapt up iiuo .\itay 
 I'aiaelifo. 
 
 Thefe four Ages they call Cm ^-ru', Ou.ti,p-i , T:!:i:)oc, 
 anil Ccii::c. T'oiichiiv; the Ult Judgment, they hold ic 
 ih.li tx- iiiiire dreadt'u! than ti e rthee, die Sun d.al' (hcd 
 
 las Lie 
 
 and tie: Moonlcok red as B;Ood,and the tour 
 
 Hlumerts 
 
 i ' 
 
:•!( 
 
 i; ' 
 
 i ' ' 
 
 4.14 dir Tho Htrberc J '! ravels into Aiia ^W Africa, crc. Lib 
 
 ■ I nil •.■_!._- ir I i- 1 ^ -.11 _n *L; . T- ^» _„-.i > . f . I *• •# . ' 
 
 n.l.>.n. 
 
 TH.' r • . r; 
 
 I. To clicrirti Shamcfarcilnefs as a Vcrtue, that kccrs 
 Men tmm all l<n-i of iigly Vires, as Priilc, Kcvcne,,, 
 1 lifft , Ailiiln'ry , DruiikcniK-ls 5tnl I'trrioionrMi-l ' 
 J. Toihcriili tiar. 3. Tu preiiicdiiatc what thry tiavi. 
 '!> it", that tlu'v may rc|c,'t the ba.l. aiul oliltivf t, , 
 ,H 'Oil. 4. 'IIlu tlif lull tliMij; thcv ilo every da\, !■? i , 
 ri'iucinbvr (iinl's love, and iliLToby quv Uti t!:Pir f,m- 
 tiule. 5. To (iray Jai.y to the Sim, ami iiiuiniv to tie 
 Mo.iii, as ihe tivo nvai l.am('s ami \Vitiuili.s, xvh:ch b.- 
 moll cpi'dlite 'o ihc llovll, who ijeliithytm Jarkrulv 
 
 Ihe Laws eivoynil the ll.tl:or,i! (r t Icrj'y aiij.;c.T' 
 veil, 11 ;r 1. the I'MChl'.' <,!' them to'exiurc 1 licm ftmi ' '■ 
 ihiile ot the laity) i.To I)- eoiilkdnc to tliarinind 
 Winlliip uref. rihetl in thcii- r^Nint.n -Ji :!r. ;. Not (,, 
 
 ;. To al'lujr J.yts. 
 
 I o Itarii the ',. )i,u. 
 
 ^ • B f.h jn.l 
 I ti. 
 
 I-.IH ; 
 
 I leiiicnts fhall maintain a dreadful light, till all thiiigi 
 tall iiro cniliilion 
 
 Tlic Siiv;ls(ir pnod Men Hii,i.L-'r Ihall tranrpott into 
 HcaM-n, b t the \Vi, ked IhiU pcrilh ; hut ihcBod.es ot 
 cither dull never rife anaiii, for they helieve not a 
 ReltnTe.Mioii. The ll.iniins honour Ar(;eK, keep a 
 ''fc//,i,,,-S.i hath, love ChalVity ; <ir it thev marry, fel- 
 dom repeal ;i. forbear Swearing and iilalplieiny, Itiini 
 I'lealiius, dr;iik Water, otlVi Money in ad Saeriliies 
 <irink nut iiia I'nt, but pour into their Mouihs at a di- 
 itan e.toiKhno Uiiiiean ; whiili llite>lhow,tliat tho' they 
 prctetid that their Sr.-.jiet or Ixiok ot their law ^anie ti oin 
 Ood, yet it IS patched up Itom Iriilmun, the Holy 
 Striptiire, .fi-n'7>'' and Ikntik- Hdtorie^. 
 
 Alioiit S'h .1: and i.H^u.v;f, there are another fort ot | eovet uhat liefwii;* to another. 
 Gcn:iU:>, wliofe Relipiun anil life is ilitleunt from thej .j. Not to ! e W'orl.lly miiUed. «. 
 former, tailed /'.v/.-rt, whoarra I'lople dcfcended of tin- j ;.y^iiv by lieait. <•. To keep ih-.iiilehes fr..e from I'n!- 
 I'ejiniis, and upon the Death of V aliaiit J.v(';'''/ the' liiticil. 7, To forgive Iniinn v. 'd. To tiaih the 1 ,r,iy 
 'V rtj« Kii-c, who died .liinc ^'JS-H'-'I '"'" ''••'" t" j 'low to inhavc themfelvcs in al lUhpiovis Wcrlhip. 
 a Old Mi-.i nmri.v.ijm kMCiictih-iJh'.. to which they fear- y. To liccnleMiliiiuonv ' ' ■ To t'e IrLqiient at Chiiitii. 
 <d that tliev liioiild be for..(d to lul'init by tlie lii'i;., ! 1 1. Upon pain ot eterrai Fiie tu believe in no (,iher l.nJ 
 Nvhothen uiderOwwr, fcvondCaipli at'itr Mrhomri, f..b-l than iheu- mvii, which ihty arc tKithir to .add iinto nor 
 dned IV./;-r. They came ■.nto /»i i..i in five |imks from ! diinmilli. 
 
 ?://i.c;, .iiid arrivini; a. SM .', nptn a Treaty wiih the [ The Rules given the Uijlc ..-, cr I'ope, (for iluy h.ncT; 
 '<: " and /J.I" ■"', obtained Leave to fettle ihemlehes, nrver more than one) arethirt.in 11, ore than the rtlt," 
 and In nil! pe.iieably, tn excrcile their Religion ; whuh becaiife is Ik- pucedes the ull in Uiivnity, lb is hi If''' 
 'I'cy had derivi-il frt.ni one (.(/// ilv, who lived 'tco Yeais to be iiiod Uriel, f ,r lie is obliged to ubleive \v •. o:, y 
 l\-tori- o'.T .Saviour. [The Aieotint ofitoir .Author takes, i..s own, but ado the I'ucepts of the two tiirinir Jirri\^ 
 ivit only t'rom Ins own (IMervaiion. but * from the .Ac- 1. Me ii.iilt not touih air. profane tli ni>, no not ilit 
 count of Mr I' id, a iMiniiter, who rclided many Years; lavnien, or /Jici; of hi^ own belief, vsithoiit w;ii'i;ii,y 
 lil'hc bai'lory of .V//1 f, and carefully leleded iluir Opi-^ 01 purit-.ini! after. 1. He mult ilo every ihiiig iliiir has 
 nions, as they arc written 111 their ^H«.:.Kvi/.'(iu-, or l.aw-: relation to himfclf with h;s own hand-, as plantr-" 
 Ijook t) this pnrpofe.J _ fowin;;, cocking, ij.. ).. He is duly and trub. tn n - 
 
 Such time as (,»///!//' (who was the fo'.irtecnth King of ceive ihe Tenth of all the l.aity pollils. 4. He is to 
 f'er/;,; from \,i(y wif'tr, w'ho is by fonir thought to be avoid all Vam-glory, ;ind with his (.'rear Iikoii e -o ck- 
 'V .ic) reijmed 111 P." /?-,./•/ ii".i'n.i« and Oor/pi, two poor ercili; Ac'ls of Ch.Tity. v His Houl'e is 10 joyn to the 
 People of C'lij", with cheir Son Z^er^otjl, whomtheKing Church, I'o as thit lie may be often there, ,iiid po m,\ 
 ot ;'.'i,. ( tho'i};lirtodelhoy, becanle heteatcd fonie (;rc,ir conic without being taken notice oW (. His walh liqs 
 altrratioiis 111 his Kiiit>do;u tioni him, whole IVrth had art to be more tnqv.ent il.m oihe s, iiis foci! '■iin • 
 been attended witli Co niany rare and frarlul Dreams, and he i,s to refrain lii.s Wives roinpimv during \vx po!- 
 Hed into /V /; •, and th. ^f foy/ giving himteb up to ,lution. 7. He ;o not tnly t.i bv pcrlect 111 the ^. .■ ;' 
 Meditations, an Angei a, j eared iinfo hnn, and asked but of the greuoljt kn()V.le.,h;c ;n jiduialan. N'a'u al 
 Inni what he would have ? He replieil, 'I he prclence of Miilo'ophy. S. Ihat his Diet I c moiieijit;-. I ! it 
 • ■oil, tli.it he might rcc;-ive from him his Will and Di- lie teai iniic but (iod. 1 r-. Thar he rell i verv'-Ala.-i lui 
 re.!lio:is how to liiftrucl hisN.itiiM in thenr. His Dc- faults. 11. that in V'llion.. he dillingiili, be-yv; m f.' c 
 fire was i.itilv grained, and his Body being purged, and and tree and givea r ght Jiidgnient aknit them. 1 : 1 1 ,1; 
 his fcyes fealcd and yvrapt up, he was taken up into the wheiilocver God maiiiteits liii..(elf to him by iiighi Vi- 
 1 leavens, and prefentcd before the Supreme, who was lions, he llimild admire h sGoodiieS, and kce) tlum fc- 
 arr.iycd with Inch refulgenr Glory, iliat he could not be- cret. 13. 1 hat he alvciys keep the Fire wli ch "■/;.,.' 
 hold Ills Ma).-lty, till he ha t Angels Hycs pur inro his brought from I leaven al vc, that it ne cr i;o oi t, t:J 
 Head. There he received his Laws, written in a Book Fire deltioy all the World. 
 
 called ^.'-'li .'.::■'.'.'.:»•, uttered by tlit Almighty ; fii, lil.aws 
 
 ant! Secrets, as are lomc of them not robe proiiuilgared, 
 
 an,l having Worihipped, he took the ^«iiii,ce.i//,iiv in his 
 
 I eft Hand, and I'ome Ca'leltialFirc in hisKiohr, and 
 
 yvas a^ain let down upon the F.irth by his goti.l Angel 
 
 Vn'MKAii Z»'fl.\t:'i :<■.!■. ^f'l"// being again retirnevl to not difpleafe th.- B-i.r/ .- and \,' 
 
 the Earth, armed himfelf againlf all temptations, and live, they allt.iin from latiiig III 
 
 travels to pi'blilh his Laws. Satan feeing 'his, with en- the R :/' /' ^.'^ e.-.t the lalt. i hey Ic;. '0111 feed t< >Tthcr 
 
 vy laboiii-id to I'cd'ice him, tclliiii; luni. That the other left they tliould partivipate in one anothers iinpi ir\, iut 
 
 Angel had deluded hint : 1 hat (icd was 111 no wife plea- every ore has his own Cap; and if any ' neof hiw.wn 
 
 feil With his ileligti : That his Travels ro u-daini the 1 Cait Jiaiice to iifcj:, he walhcs it three times, and lot 
 
 T hey have certain ivtes and tV reni'iiie- alio bv v hu'ii, 
 'hey are differ, need fiom other 1 .its. pairicula' y ;ilo t: 
 their Meats, Fall-, Idolatreais Worll ip of Fir',-. Rip-'' 
 tifin, Maniaees and Hirials. They aie allow, d tn .at* 
 any fort of Mi at a'inofi ; ncvenhe|.:fs tlia* they may 
 
 . an 01 p whom they 
 f and H'lgsri. (h, tint 
 
 ■Ifit'H 
 
 lt;r|ilul. 
 
 f 11. 
 
 ? iIk 
 
 A'T, •■' 
 
 World would be in vain, and his Book was llutfed with 
 l.ycs : bur if "'■ "irji wou'd depend upon lum, he would 
 turiiilli him with all Delights and Honours, give hiin a 
 power t(v woik Mitacles, to that he flioiild be worihip- 
 ped as God. T^rtto ji percen ingthis Tempter to be lj,~ 
 tifir bad him avoid, and told him, Tliar as by his Im- 
 piety he had himfelf lolt Heaven, fo ih'ough Malice he 
 was di lirous to draw others into the like Damnation, 
 and that In-. H.ok fliould condemn bun ; wheieupon the 
 Fie'iii vniiilhcd. ^c:fr i! then rominr) to hisPareiirs, and 
 de.larng what had bet'iln him. /.)«/.' his Mother pub- 
 lul.ed her Dreams and Villous .about his Concep'ion, and 
 ^(iM- J> preached his 1 aw, which the People admiring, 
 C.ifii-.i: the i\ " ' 
 
 be the ,\tan, and after foiiic Difcoiirle with him em 
 Ivaces bis I 'o'iriivs ; and tho' the Arrh tianieii rppofed 
 tliein, yet he ontirninig them with Miracles, the King 
 'clolved to adhere to his Religion, and his ^:ir,il.:i.j!r.w, 
 or Law, was opened and a :cepted. 
 
 The ^,- hj/ti ;.j.' jw is divided into three Farts : The 
 litll tre.its of Jiiiiicial .^flrolngy, called yV,:,l^cr, and 13 
 
 " e. Sa- 
 , , . "nd is 
 iflidied by the Htfii ■••".,■ or Phyli,:iaiis ; and the lalt is 
 conipvuiu'eii of Relujon, named from the Author of ii. 
 The r^.-' '.-'jMs kiptby tlie /J,jr, ';or l',.( lu.mts, and con- 
 tilts of Precepts lor the Arch' 'i'h"p. Clergy and Liy ii.cii. 
 The Precepts given to the U^lieUitii, or La) men, are hve : 
 
 iiig 
 
 i:i,>-Mv.tit.m. comniitied to the care of thofe they ^Mjcf,vf<, 
 ges. 'ihe fecond contains Natural Plulofophy 
 
 •wl tlK Laity. 
 
 bears to ufe it a wTiile alter. 
 
 They obfer e fix folemn Feltivals \carly, in nicr-.vrVf 
 of the fevcral par's of rhe Creation vi:^. Mriinj- un. oil 
 K-ii', orW'. 15. 2. I'etiiJ.wan, /Ipr.ib. J,. Titniin, on 
 Mm 16. 4. Mf:le.t'UM, ///.(;. 16. s- Hom-lfn-tKr.ii,/;, 
 0,1. jn. And 6 MeMilhi, 'o.v. 11. T he fecond is kept 
 in meoiory that God made Hell, to be a place fir the 
 Devil and his mge.'s, to p'lt Men in mind of 
 that evil that will bring tlieoi thither. 
 
 Aftei every one 1 f thel'e Feafts, they obletve a five, 
 
 days Abftiiitiice, eatini; but onlv one Ipaiing Meal tveiy 
 
 day ; and vvlienlotver they car any Fowl or Flelh, they 
 
 eairy fonie part of ir to the /",' -ir e, or Temple, as an 
 
 Kin.-; heard of__rliem, and delired to ! Off,.ruig ro appeaie (iod, bcjuf • f-ir rhe Sultenanco of 
 
 dieir Lives thcv are hirtcd ro takeaway the I nes el 
 thole his Creatines. 
 
 As to rh. ir Wi i-jlnp of Fire, 'tis in memory of thatp.- 
 Fire which they Fabh that ~-»'. broiii'ht down from 
 Heaven, 111 which they niiitate the Veltals, orra.he, the 
 Jews, vsho were coni'i anded, I ex. 6. I<. to pielervc 
 continually the Fire thit came down from Hcaveuiipcn 
 the .Aitar, and iievei ht it go out. 1 hs fort of Worlhip 
 was v: ry anciently iiii.d nil'r/;-, and 'lis probal le liotli 
 the /(oi/;n/. ' and (;.ot,j had their V""'l hre fiom their. 
 Ill l\''Ji/i there ate it ill m.ur. /'>■ q, tho' //e ,. '.-j,. tie 
 emperor lie)* royed many cf thcni in his W.irs v thCo- 
 ■'c, ill which Ar.ny M tiume: ferved ; undihey lay, fr- 
 
 ,«.4,' 
 
 veral of tlk 
 li'iars. 
 
 have not been extiiiCt lor a thoufani 
 
 if- 
 
U(^c. 
 
 lib lii I Chap.KKI. Sir Tho Herbert jT^Wj into A/ia .W Africa.e>r 
 
 Al't 
 
 itiie, ih.it keep 
 I'riili", Kc\cni,i , 
 
 J IVrriiUoi.iiiclv 
 
 3 what they have 
 aiki olkivc ti 1- 
 every Jas, l^f t , 
 
 iv'%cn il'.Pir f ra-i- 
 
 lllli Mll>hti> tu tl I- 
 
 itmllL'5, vvh.ch b.- 
 11)^111 ilarknilv 
 
 r I Icr;')' aK^clc-T-i 
 xciilc ihiin ': in' ' '•" 
 « 10 lli.1t l.iim < I 
 jl IT. a. Kot t'l 
 
 'I'll .al'lior I.yt<. 
 I) karii ilic ^ K.(... 
 \es Ircc tr<in l'<il- 
 I'd tijch ilic 1 .riy 
 .clipioiis W( rlh^p. 
 iRquentaiChuuii. 
 vc 111 11(1 i.iIkt 1 uv 
 ur II) aJii iiiiU) iKt 
 
 t\c, (liji iliiy h.i\cT; 
 lOrc iliaii thi- kH.|' 
 jniiy, to is hi I fi ' ' 
 :) liMervc r.i t i):i y 
 iw" tiirimr Juti-,'. 
 ih iiij, no not tlx 
 r, wiihovu waiV.ii.ii, 
 I cry ihin^'. ili:!' lus 
 li.iiiil-, as p'jii'.ri:, 
 ly and iriii. tn n - 
 oIliK. 4 He IS to 
 freat liwoii o to cx- 
 mfc is Ki joyn to ihc 
 tlicre, anil po aiul 
 if. f. His walhii;^ 
 ■ s, iiis tnci! yt.r- 1 j 
 ;iliv ^'.ll^l^^! Iv r jril- 
 .rk-Ct 111 the " .- .', 
 ji ijuial aih Nan; i[ 
 inoi'.i-ijit^'. 9 1 1 i[ 
 le tell I vciv'-Ah.i liii 
 inei ili.he-wiui t.- o 
 alxiiit tlieni. \z !' .n 
 to hun !>> iiii;''' ^ •■ 
 s, and lioc]' tl:t-m fc- 
 c Firf wh ih '."■ ■' 
 t itc (.1 lyi o. t, t.l 
 
 icr.ii-^allol-y vhiOf^ 
 1, pai'Kiila' V :i! i 
 
 ^,|F'« 
 
 11 ir 
 
 i-.r.-, H-[: 
 
 allow- il to I jt 
 lii'fs tlia" they iny 
 an (11 p whiiin thcv 
 arM Hnkii.- ri. Ill, but 
 ,,'0111 tV<.i.i t' i;ct!icr, 
 >thiT^ mv> 'i'\. ut 
 any f lie of I'.iwMfn 
 lice times, and !)i- 
 
 i early, in nicrvrvf . 
 t.{. Mfiiuf- uit, c!ii 
 iC'. 7,. Titrmn, i-r. 
 15. I{"m-lfc:nr,r.d ir., 
 1 he fccond i< kcv; 
 lie -i jiaec f.T tl-.c 
 ir.md of avci.hilg 
 
 |hiy obletve' a fivff.. 
 
 IraiiiiB Mrsl ive:y 
 h'wl ur Helh, they 
 
 or Temple, i^ an 
 
 the Svillenance ef 
 
 |eaw.iy the 1 lu's el 
 
 Il iiieninry t'l thatf.- 
 hroiii'ht d.nwii from 
 eltais, or raJie. 'die 
 J. 6. I A. to pieitni; 
 |i from Hcave-.iupcn 
 Ih'sfonof NVorir.i^' 
 |id 'lis (-rol'iMe Lctli 
 I lire ficm the"'. 
 tho'H.- .. -'■■■;,. tie 
 This \Vjiss« thC.i- 
 , riiid'hey fay, fr- 
 V\ for a thuufa:'i 
 In 
 
 In ln(iin the Pcrfcfi have an liiyAret, or leinple ai 
 Svictiy, whole Fire has continued this 2or Years. '1 hLs 
 tlKir God-tire is not coiniiofed of comnu n Com'^nUi 
 hies, as Wood, Straw, Co.il>, or the like, tor lijowii 
 hy any Bellows, or hrearli of Man, but > om|ioiiiided of 
 ipthS llyinp frnni an hit I'lirninf; temper d .Steel, and 
 kindled hy a Iiiirninf-<i'als, or l.iijh'iiinp (rom Hnveii. 
 H'lho Hire haveiieeil nt elieiillnni;, the .'<(/?<i'r, or inhi«j 
 aoliiiie the //ivi ;..■.. •, at 1 . or 12 fiiot dilbnce, with an 
 AlUailily of I,a\nien, fnruiuiid ir, and the I'rielt hi 
 unpadded fonie litt ot fuel, returns to the I'euple, who 
 ).lll 1.1 their Worllrp, lielee>:hiiif; them to give due re- 
 iiteiwe to It, as a part rf liod, who i.s of the laine 
 Suliliaixe, and love all thines thar relemlile it, as the 
 ,Siin, M'lon and ,St,(rs. yea, and common hre, which 
 tiicy l.avr I ) I'll ill" aneltiinate of, that the\ hold it an 
 ■,iiipi';iistliini; 10 fpn npnn it, tln..w water into it, orpnt 
 1; to anv vile nle. and rcvercn. e W'i'o), and all filch 
 iliiiv;' .ts pi^e It lifr ; and if liy cliincc they calt any 
 tili'iv tiiinj; into it, iliey | ra\ to God that he would fot- 
 
 ilieni. 
 
 Tl-.i.n Kaptif n, nr n.ltiiiii); their Children, is thin per- j 
 U.rmcd : V> loon as a Child, is born, the. fend for the [ 
 l)i:to- , or Chnr.hnnii, whu Iviiii; iiilonned prccifely ot 
 th'.' hour of the Cliilds biith, i alls the Nativity, and 
 v.rliihe lor.f lit of the Parents n.mies the Child, and 
 ilun haltiiin ; to th? /-"r;.!/.-,-, or Temple, the Criell h 1- 
 •, i;ripiit fonie W'nier into the Bark of a Tree, called 
 H nil. ^wliich they fiv ^-.i i.i> lUllal for tli.nt eiui) pours 
 fiinc Wat. r on ih'- Child, a:i! pray«, that by it it may | 
 b; clcmfed Ironi all iinpiinty. | 
 
 .At ievcn Year- ol I the Chill is Confirmed by the D.i- 
 r,/!, and tanglit to fav Insl'iaycrs over the tire, yet with 
 aCMih over his Month, that his breath may not dehle 1 
 that holy HIement. Tlnn the D.fo-' pivss him Water to 
 ilnnk, a I'onieprinati'I'ill to chew, walliis him 111 a 
 Taiike, eloatlis his Body with a hne Shnddcro, or Caf- 
 fxk, an I tirs aCiirdle of Camels-hair, called Ciilhee.' 
 woven by the I'liell's own hands, Ike Inkle, upon his 
 1 ciis Cwhi 11 lie is fvet to w^at abon' hiiii; and then 
 iiiins tins I'r.ivrr ■ ' T hat Cod make him a true Pt'Jcc 
 ' all the dayi of lii< life, of v. hixrh thelc darnicms arc 
 ' thfSinns. T hat he may believe no Laws but ^ertojl'^. 
 ' That he may continue a lirc-worlhipjcr. That he 
 ' may cat of no Man's M<at, nor drink of any Man's 
 ' Clip, but in all thinps oblcTve the Culloins and Rites 
 ' of the I'e'Jcn ; 4iid lo he is ever after reputed a true 
 Belieier. 
 Their Marrianes arc diiUnpuiflicd into five forts, 
 •: I. .^''.i''''<rii, when two voiini^ Children are married by 
 t'niii Patents without their 1 wn knowledge. 1 his they 
 jttrihuti' ni'.K h to and hold, That if cither of them die 1 
 ;n the elhtte. tjiey po to Heaven. 1. tiocks'j-'i, which 
 i;th-' Mainape of a Wid.iw. j. C."./-/fc,-'v!i.i/.iM, which 
 IS. uhiMi ihe Wotiian chiifeih her Husband. 4. KckJ.w, 
 whcna .iead'B xlysjs m.i'ried to a I'crfonalive. %. Co-' 
 •■ »', when a I-'athcr adopts his Daut'.h'.cr'sNon, that he 
 i: ly niativ him, as Irs own ; fit thy account that Man 
 l■.^l1.lpp^, wiin li.is not a .Son to marry. « j 
 
 ■ The Kiti i-r C-ercmany is thus rerfonnej : The T.u-> 
 tesaBrecil bun-; met in a Hoiile, (tor the\ marry uot in 
 their C'h'.r h' s) are pla.rtd up.iii a l>ed topether, and 
 ■^»cr-araiiiit tlieiu two Cleir. linicii, with each Rice in 
 their hands, who pur rheir linger Hrft on the Bride's and 
 •hen on the Brideproom's Forehead, and ask them, Whc- 
 d".r tlkv will have 011c another fir Husband and Wife ? 
 lowhi.ii, when they have anfwcred T-.', the Man pro-' 
 inircuocnfeort'hei 111 acertain nnmbei of D.im'j, (which 
 are caih of 30 '. value) and the Bride replies, That Ihc 
 .ttiii all hers is Ins ; anil then the PrieHs Icatter rhe Rice 
 nil their Heads, pravinp, ' '1 hat they mav be as fruitful 
 'asRi-e. live in I'nity of Mind for many Ye.irs in 
 ' We,l'x<. Then the Wo:iian's Parents pay her Dow- 
 ry, ai:.! thcMairiajic-Fcaft is celcfiatcd for cipht days 
 with jovi.il .Merrinienr. 
 
 In their Burials two thinps arc obfervable, 1. The 
 Puce where they bur\' their IVad. They have two 
 I'Toiiibs builr of a round form, a pretty hcipht I'rom the: 
 ftotiiil, and fiiflkiently < .Tpa<;ous and large; within 
 they are paved with Stciic llielving, and in the middle^ 
 i« an hollow I'it. to icccne the Bo.ics conliimcd and; 
 walte.'. .Abriit bv thcW'alls ate laid the Caikalfes both 
 of Men and Women tiaked, expofed to the Air and Sun, 
 Jtnl lelt t'l be torn and manuleii by --avenous Birds in an 
 usH- nnniior {for they n.ither burn nor bury their Dead.) 
 Ih'" 'wo Toni'is arc at loiin' didancc one from another, 
 ani the one of iheni ir, tor Inch as have led a commen- 
 dable Life, bur t!ie other is lor fuch as are notorious lor 
 fomcViie, or infamous Acfion. 
 t- The Ceremonies ufeil in their Burials : When any 
 
 one IS fick umo Death, the // ■/■ w./ or ChuKhman is 
 lent U.I, whopraycth with the lick Man in thistiianiKr 1 
 
 l.urd, ihoii haltcomiiiaM.le.l thai wr thouid not iT- 
 _ lend, but this M.in liatli oricded ; and that v^e lUuM 
 ^ do pood, but till'. A'.an hath dune eMi ; an I that wr 
 _ 111 iijd woijhip iliee, but tins Mm h.iih m-' Oted it ; 
 
 1 ord torei ,e him all li . t)(leiues, 1 vi s .nu! N'l; c f--. 
 When any IVif ins de.d, ih.v lull pur hi, Biidv uiio n 
 
 » indinp-llicet, and the ::,■ /■ 1 or Clini l,m.in ai'p. mis 
 
 Ins Naccllelats or Bearers vvho ate tO';.<rry his H-',! "p- 
 011 an Iron Uier to the Buryinp-place. AH the way ?hu 
 the Corps is tarried, the Kindred, whr riccnd it, beat 
 iipoiulieir Brcalh, but with little mules, till they cotne 
 within 50 or an i:d paies of ii. whie the }lcihn;d 
 meets their, who is i.fuady attired with a yel'ov./ Sr,irf 
 
 and weats a tlnn 'J inbaiu on his Head. 1 he Necellc ts- . ..„,f 
 lars, tr Bca.-crs, bm.p it to a little Mud, and then il..'"-'-' 
 Chiirc.'iiiiaii llandinj! at a iiiftaiue Iroiu ir, iiueis ilic 
 words of l'.!!ri.il 111 ilus iiianmr : ' 1 his our Brc.iicr, 
 ' while he lived, conliitcd of the toiii l-leircnts, and 
 ^ now he is dead, ler eacji -.ake his on n, laith to l.aith, 
 ^ Air to Air, Water tu W.iur, and Fueto Fiie,.atid ihei'i 
 ^ pray to ,S".ir.M« and .■;/»!. \'.\\., haw Loinmnid is ib.cv 
 ^ kheve) over / ut.fcr, and all the evd Sn;rits. ihattJieV 
 '_ would keep the Detils from iheir de.-afed Brothel, 
 I when he Ih.i'l re^sair to their ht/lv Mn lo puiye liini- 
 lelf. as .ihoihatCi.-vd wonid pardon his Sins, (j.. And 
 tlieic l'.-.ryeis thry v ntinue f.r time da'.s, Mornlnp, 
 Noon and Nii;h', becaiife ih.y lelie-e .h.u tlie .Soul 
 wanlieth i.poii ihe I ai:h tin fc .'..y-, an i in them is de- 
 termined to Kewaid 1 r Fiuiiiliment. When tliefe days 
 are expired, they make a Feall, and to ..ondudc then 
 Moiirninp. 
 
 Ihe Country of l,Jii, wli^li is f, j^^ai:cd from the /w, f .-, Hc- 
 Kivcr liHii:, that bounds n (.n the Well, is one of the'- '' •^- ' '" 
 mightielt Empires of the World, beinc the greater part «',„, T '"'"' 
 atlealt of //'(i.-, it not, asluinc lay, a tiiird part. Snda " 
 lays, Li!. 5 '5. that it had ^ocoo conlideiable Towns, 
 <j.in!ei divides it imo two parts, wlncii are therefore 
 cal:cd /<ir'<iand i:xt<.; within and witliL-it ■..;-_;'<■'. 'Ihe !,r-»!uJ 
 vSoil is for the molt part very good, eynj-i where the 
 vSun exhales its \ertue, and that lalts bn: three .M.ntlis ; 
 tor the relt of the Year, by reaf n ol tlu- long Niglits! 
 frequent Ihowefs and bieczes, the Tic s, efpc^ialiy iii 
 thcSouthcrii parts, arc ever preen, .ird liunp witJi biiut, 
 which ripen twice a Year ; and for Minerals of the belt 
 lort. Gems of rkhclt liiilrc. Silk and Spiers of greatell 
 ufe and value, no Country in the Woild yields lo gre,u 
 plenty. It .abounds with C ittie of ni lii kinds; Arts 
 are in [ cifeaion, as they are in Chh,^. h has excellent 
 Horfcs and Elephants, larger and mon' docile than 
 thole in .It i k- liuiuraer.ible lllan.ls fun.v.nl it. It 
 has an abundance of fair Towns, w'l ch fa-nilh tiic World 
 with al^forts of Merchandize alii.olt. Its Mines and 
 Treafure is infinite. It is a val}, but we) c.-i iipaefed 
 Monarchy, extending from lu to ,;5dcg. of X.'ithern 
 Latitude. It is 260c Miles fouie wa^sm Diameter 
 
 i 
 
 - jw.-lf 
 
 above soqc MUes in Conipals. U h.is jS kiige I'rovin 
 ccs, whicli were Kingdoms of Old, and of winch the 
 moil lonliderable arc i:ii^eitiffU'.->/^,:!>, -I'l.'t,:, II- :•/:! 
 and Dr:,u:, which together coinpV-Jiend' ;;> l.irgcCicicsi 
 and 3'-oD Walled Towns aiiUCaltlcs fui narurafDcfcnce' 
 whiih teem impregnable. \..,,i- 'tis thought firif mha-.\.i 
 bited this Country, iieing ni'ar the iMoimtains of Air.r.it,'" 
 tho' his Name is changed into ii.i.v. .•(.', or li-.-ndms. It 
 was fo well inhabiti-d iii .li:x,:ii.!cr'<. d.iys, th.it when 
 that Coii'iucrour overthrew /•.■'■i,.r, .ind eiitrcd his Coun- 
 try, he laid, He found greater Cities, and more fump- 
 tiious Buildings there, than he had met wiihal in an^' 
 parr of th; World belide. 
 
 The Etnpcror's Re\ciiue is counted ^e Crow of Ron- tU r.-ir- 
 pies, every Oow cuntaimiig a Leek, v. hi : , an lun- ""'> '''■>''=■ 
 dred thouLir.d Ronpics, value 2 J. 3 e. ana fomctinies"''' 
 2 I. 6 J. of which C.!i»/m;.i, in which is ^.'(i. If, is laid to 
 pay looozo i. Sterling ; i tit his Charge is fetabic to his 
 Income, inaintaiaing xc . . ; Horfe, and aooo ele- 
 phants, belides the Sums he pavs to his I.uuicn.iii. oi 
 Provinces, and Covtmov.ts it 1 owns ami Forts. 
 _ The I'owcr o( .t appcirsbv the .Army «h ch it.-i«W,,,- , 
 King of i.'c»«.'i/.i, tan ed to atiiit tlie Koig of .l/ti„/;(i'a,j ; 
 againll the Tartar Murmu. being no Icfs than ijCi^o 
 Horfe, 4C^.:coboor. 2.0 lilephams and s^.i W.ig.'ns, 
 which carried as many C helh finl of Tiearutc .10 pay 
 hisForces. He is in >.oiuiniial Wars with his Neigh- 
 bours'. 
 
 1 he Defcent jbr Pedigree of the Mogalj, or .V'i;or' . , , 
 fo called either iVom the .\/ ;,,, 01 theo'... w.^-o Couii-onh-MSsul 
 try, called 'n-ns ,\l,n„,i,ii:, is-reckoiied from ::i,:ir,,^rlu,i u n-is,, 
 or Cam, a Prince of T,1'Mm. He was (as //.:;V/.ii«, and'*'"' 
 other his Comeiiiporaiios fay'i by Profeiiiori aBlatkfmith 
 
 but 
 
 litrgtt. 
 
1 
 
 ,1 1 
 
 )i 
 
 
 f 
 
 
 41^ .S/VTho.Herbcrt'j I raveh into Aih mm Miic^i^crc. lib. 
 
 n't %mt 
 
 .« 
 
 hut bciiiR iliolfmiimral ot I'liie ct'thcclml ot tht jf/;if<; I'ntiic 
 lli^'fii. 111 ivifh A Iriinpit Mi; , one ot thi'ii', ni.iri'h- 
 cclSi)ii!li, .iiiil liihiliicil tlc( 1) jitrics ,H far as the Mount 
 BrhJ.i'i, part or/mi«T, aiui li, IxiaiiieKiin'ot Siiuih-l:aU 
 XiMr>, ami lii>n,iliznl liitiUlt' b| iiuny VUtorici a- 
 galiifl tlic H_'(J:i>i!, anJ other i'.ixi". 
 
 He ilieil at K^'i"'-K ■■<", <•'• ''■ iii9. -mil of their 
 Hepira 6c 8. anil iliviilrci Ins C(>ii jiielli l-ctrtecii liisluur 
 Son 
 H!"i, ••"" .1. .x'i.' 
 
 /m , //\^ r, .iiul ( /oMT'". Thel'e iwoilieil wiilioullinir 
 
 anil tlieir Seii;nii)iie'i lUfeenleil to tlieihn\l IJroihei, Oi;^' Thi< great Mojiaulujt'thc W/Jii//, i^Worlil was vet lot 
 ot (JgMir-.'.iH-/, who h.ul before IVoiii Ins Father part ot^oed to liibmu to Death, ai:il was biirka ■)«<,„ 1 ut j. 
 Bi.Vu.i, nil,! Mount C.yic^.fus. He uaineil (arc of the ./'/^7, m C.ith ^o, kuing his Sons ami Ciiaiiaeliiliiiti" 
 Prjifi Moiuriliy, as tar as fl.i/',> "", lir.t cl ini,> u> 15^2. to Inherit, ti^. y-,iM(,n>', ;//im,v/-c7..,/«r Ah,..„ J/.,. 
 I)is Soil f .•.i>**-.v.,i«, an Infant umler tlic Tuition of •»'■• lanil Ai.r^.f.V/.^ro. ■ , l,y fome ealle.l Swt<il,l,'a„d /<„,.' 
 
 ?'"" <^'"''"' »licil niudi about tlic laiiie iiuie unl, 
 
 |.".i^r.nue [vi-nikwi.rni l|te..^ Ai.!. ; ml avictdii.t'v 
 
 with <iccoo l-loilctntcrs/'f./K, ami h,lvln^ U'i-.-|i,i,| 
 
 I ir I J rants, Icttleil ih. m in I'e.u e withiinhrcc \\,ml^ 
 
 iheleopio, ihanktiil ti r tiiii l)eli\eianec Ingij J«- 
 
 '«cW to aacptiheCrown, whuh he Jul, aiul ni.-.nn- 
 
 Kcil It hoMoutably 17 Years m which lime Jic U,b,!ue.l 
 
 •111 'Hi; look B«M\ri the ii.il^, wlitnilie put innn ]i,jn 
 
 , , , , , '-•'.S'-'.-'ii' coiioiiiieo more Kliifilonis ami riovl:ien„i 
 
 ..V hp.u-.r.iii, to whom he pave />'■//, Ci/""'.', ^eiphn or,, than the /(^/wrwidia in ci^lit hi'ii.lrul ,- 
 
 anil./i.j/'rtir. CVvjj.ir •>-f «ir«, who had .W.i/'rf'/rt- Fpiii i.i>„ ,rf/.rtn.Y 10 T,.,<,,r, whiJi wnr. ide exiti.i el' 
 
 tile A/(i,c./. i.fVn Contiurft. 
 
 
 n:l-o>in) hilW'fe, luejeedej luin, but he livinr, not alwvc 
 three Years ^^^ Sovereignty tell to the younger Kro- 
 thcr T /.-i-/'.iiT/;'s Son, called A/.iwi'vi-./i.iir-, win fe fa 
 ther w.K Heir only to(,".ii,i;H-i7.t»,'s )cwels andTrealurcs. 
 This IVinee perceiving divers C'onlpiiacies againik hiHi, 
 f ho" armed with Integrity and a ]nlt litle, he contraCl» 
 an Alliance lor Detenre with his ncighlxjuring I'riiues, 
 
 hn bather in l',ilrjin,r, leaving two Sons, Ai.,;;,,, .S,,!,;:; 
 aiui;7,-A/j;.,7««, who was mat! e rio\eriiouror ':. - '- 
 hrn and ;.;,/>/,„ by hi, (irandfather, and ruled ovrr 
 
 tlieiti, till he wasperlidiiudy lla;n by /'/ .,;■-. // ,. 
 
 •'■f.,'"v was llaiii 111 l..„ir^j,.w. m Ins baihers Jail H- 
 With fl,;/ ,,-«. <v,., „„-//.,,, was llain in lij'ht ./.•. 
 
 .U'l,. 
 
 of him in ih 
 X.ii/Kc, -m.hM not liviiiu 
 
 HiiS n.tiij 
 
 to wli'^m Ik eiitnilttd the Command cf I'evernl I'rovin- jby C/';c«-/(/„y; the ;■.. Z^, in .,'./r;i.iii) , but let": Ilfuc V I 
 CCS (f his Hmpire, en condition. That they Ihonld hold, tan Mn um.J, I"athet of Sultan A! iif.t'i.l, troin wlioin tl • 
 and be at all times ready to adift him ; ' prcfent Great .".i,;u/ is lineally delcciiJc'l "^ 
 
 . tr)r their Fidel, ty, he named t ii/^/u j ■^'y^r.-jhircc, the yo.'ni;ell of -r.!,',,- .i-/r\Sons fini •/ 
 ciw, one ot them, tor his Sncccllor. He deliglited in j jeil the reft, and held molt parts ol the l.inpire'tiil h ^' ' 
 Arms, and having quieted all Uomellick Broils, he con- |L)eath, wli:ch happened ./;;. 144-?. when lie Kit Aifik '■'' 
 quercii fl.i.'.v '■)',, a great part of W.(i/',rt, and //Z,-;'/'!! and I™, or pan of Mr.!,^, to ■";- :,-.i y i ;-/.'. ,•, Son iff.'' 
 /)j);;, ,/,-»; m?»' /.I, which he ruled with jiroat IVudcncc !'//'•.'■ tin- V'.c/;, who wa« m w entred /'r /,'.;. Alt .uiS"' 
 to the Year 1:7c; when finding Death ap| tjaihiiig, he 'Hue to thu day enjoys ihe ir ;;iri>« Knf iie an | •ho'",,' 
 call'-i. '^is three Sons, and Imviii^ ejhortij them to Unity, has been dillurlcil mi ili by il;c Invalioiis tt' t'lie ;v..: 
 divideU his Lands .imong ihein, -ei>. lo his I'ldeit Son ai'ii Broils aiiiong iliemlllves, ■ e- ll"ur.ll,icg undti ih' 
 llii!l-)-(mn he Rjicthe Provinces of /;,f.r^ AJ. -vi./m;,, Kegnof H.tiu, it nia.U hmv aitempis upon th.- C,.ii'i • 
 
 and fC"''!?-"', which comprehend the ancient Afr./;^, /'*,- iiuellof /,./ «, ami tho' t'lat I'mice lOiild note 
 
 th:.i, Ihn-Aiilir, }t.uiii.i and So^^diMA I His fecond Soiii'y luldlie it, yet Ins Son ll,m- ,,, In the hel" 
 Wv/Jinvwrf, had //'cand /f/<;'/";r", part of /r,;»e;ii.i tlie (', ■/,«« King, n-.ade hinifelf a pertecl Mailer of i- 
 and Ihri.i. whtili has T.i/;;,.,., Co\ S /^iivrp, M^mz'.i and , ■'• O. I 5 5 '• Heg. 960. He died not long after by a Ijil 
 ■^errnf, Cities of Note in it. Ti Tju'^/'-j.-A^.-h,;,, xvercKiown Stairs, and was buried at D// . 
 beiiiicathed the Seiguiirici of O'l ^ iV aii>l AtiioV;,, or His cldcll Son /Ih.lul-i-et!..- ,f'.,.i:,^.Mr.;cmcr c.ir':if' 
 M-jjfetuni- ; and tliatpart of ^''-'rt M;i:eh lies on ihclEl'.tr, who had been edu.tated unJei the .-.ire ct' /('r',.i'' 
 Banksof /■;,/,•'/' ;•••;. To his two Sons by a Iccond Ven« i,f"'o-iA';iv;;, a I'erfon of great I'.urs and uercri'ij- f' 
 ter, Sic.i.hr-Oiiliii, and r.v^ih-.^nvii, ^h^ gave Money- i'lowmcns, fucceeded hini'by the hcl(> of li.s 'Fut,ir|'ai"! 
 
 '"s Son C ..•B..,.c;j,->,;,fl, and was cruwiid wi h a i lie" 
 Ce.emony at IM'y. Front his very entrance c,y Q 
 
 '"ipiiat- 
 of Ci,,,,,'' 
 
 /W<<;««»o, Portions. i/.,.U-i>-,nv'i died the fame Year at H-.oiaJin 
 in ['ei-fii, and left his yoeiig Son /f'^ow- ct;. to the care 
 
 of his Brother .\,V.,..'ir.'Jvi;,, who fceking the I ifeof li.s Ihrmie, he bent all his Hiideavoiirs to rnlarge "his Tir 
 Pupil, obiii',cd him to lave himfelf by (light. ,V.4./'r ri:c,ries, and thereby proved Imnlelf to Le the err 
 eftal^lilhes liiirfelf 111 his Nephews Right by the Name ^i"'"iJlon of the Vidorious f.imcir.m. lie teveivic'Jr 
 of ;f,';;j.r/-.,j-.r>/, I lit Divine Vengeance p'riud him frhimlclf in the tirlt place of ilemov, a turbulent I'lirvo 
 fafr, th,-t he died Mad in \zi',. and was buried at r.-- land gained Ins Prcvince, and then by W/l'. c ' 
 
 J^i 
 
 •^'i'tifm. Jh.Di, and 4r9^n-..m,i retiming from Banill.ment reco- 
 vered his Right ; and being )o;. fully accepted by the 
 
 People, was crowned by the Name ot Ti'j^./.i.- 4.'ivi 
 
 ^e.Ui, I.e. Son to //.i/'i; 'I-.- in-;;. This Man luled live 
 
 Years tyrannuallv, n« oii'y MilTacnng V..M./;''sSons 
 
 an! Relations, but many other iimocent I'erfuiis ; for 
 
 svhich he be. ame odim s to all lusl'eoile, who ftirred 
 
 npthe Pr ■' ,1" agiinit him, by whom being overcome 
 
 in a Set-Batt'e, he was iipbrailed witli his Crueltv, 
 
 p,re.-.:ly ton-iented, ain> his Belly bein;; ript op.n. his 
 
 Guts were given to the Dogs. To hiin lucceeded his 
 
 Brother (■.".■■f;.irt'-.'M;;, who in the Kmrth Year of hisiRncf, he p. lis down ihcCaltle of 
 
 Reign -.v.is llain by B/rWr/i- /.';r« his L'ncic, who after) h">It of Mud, and rebu It 
 
 five Y'cars Keign died without Ilfue. 
 Cjdid. Jfn.iu the Son of Tirij^/r, youngell Son of 1 7.i^«r- 
 
 cl'/^ti, cair.e to the Throne with the Alfent of the whole 
 
 Nation, and fo well anfwered their Arfecftioiis, that he 
 was beloved, and honoured above all that were ever be- 
 fore him. but declaring himfelt a C hnltian h's Peoples 
 love .abated, and many Trealons were hatchcil againl' 
 him through Satan's malice ; lb that he was Ham at laft 
 <7j«.»vimi. Cw rat'^r Martyrci!) by G.!^.7'-i/.',i»;, Conlin to l',;;,(;c,/,;i, 
 whofc tn :hery (iod permittetl fpeedily to be revenged, 
 for when he lealt fufpe^fed Trcafm, he was wounded to 
 Death infii/'i" by his own Houlhold Servants, andno'trom Om hithe 
 caulc is aifigned in Hiltory for their li; doing, but it fiys -.o iheGulph of U 
 his Body lav for a long time unburied. This happen'd 
 /J. n. liPS.' Heg. 6Sv 
 
 His Brother Aiir.ptu /ll-iiCiiil (or M.v'otnrf li:n-,l/^o>i) 
 obtained the Ihr. nc by his Valour, and to him lucceed- 
 ed lhl-t>o-Mi'<^, or /Ihii/.iiil /i.i/ 1.1 i-.v'.tH, who Ipen- 
 liini; his time in Fewdnef-, and dying without lil'ue, 
 hisKngdom became a Theatre of War, no lefs than 
 JO Perlonsc Miten ling for ilr,' Sovereignty at on c. 
 
 Things Iwiiig in this Coiif 'lion, iheVeople wi'i: for- 
 ced to look out tor heln. and invited I'-mi.i-.iie, I.orl of 
 J: • C'.vt.l, a I'r.nce tamous lor Julfc and S 'ccefs, 
 a^ahi!^ the i^r.'iiint' j • I'.i'W, /' 1 phi.- and ■ .iirfe, 
 
 
 Tjmtr:4nt, 
 
 duej Ocil,, or 5..;,/m/, ., Province tiirrounded by 7«;,;„ 
 and (■■.)«;;<•*, the noblelt Rivcis n, J.,,/,,,. At thr.t time 
 «.'...-|;:;;.-ca-.r;;, ,|,e King', Tutor, being tirc.l wi;h ,),( 
 troubles of the World, and Old Age. begncd leave tf 
 his 1 rince to Ip^nd the relt of his time at .'>(.,/ „,,/, Sc- 
 puiclire mCoiitcn^plation. but in hisWav he was llji, 
 by an obf. urc Slave, whole Father he l,.:d laf, re put t>) 
 Deaih. and by his Son .//'./.. /;,./,„, ai.d die red of the 
 .it.hcfcdCoinpanv, brciight back to W^r^ to bcliiriu' 
 l/:..'M- lamems his iv.ith, at Icilt lecmm(:lv,(i;;,by lo^i„'„ 
 ,heisja.atohavebecnan Actor in 11) and to divert his* 
 
 '""'' '^■•" "^■' -^^-Itleof .!.,•,. winch w.istlien-v^ 
 
 .. , , , , It ot durable .St.: e uil.iu. 
 
 lilhcd. arid much larger, being made f, fine and itioni;, 
 that It admits Laice ot any c.mparilon in .;/;■ .rJij 
 fofpacious, tint It takts up thro Miles almolt'in Cir- 
 ci'it, being built epon the Banks of 7.,./. ■. ■ oiiii-.iiie' 
 with a Stone Wall, Moate I, and lo to be en re.' bv iiu- 
 ny l)r.iw.briJge„ having ll ur llront. Gates, and 'ibnic 
 bulwarks and Cotinterfcaip, to ni.ike it Defenliee 
 
 Wi; ., he' hM'. ot .S,„ r 75^ Miles, m tl.e Navel of,,,,, 
 Imijtni, an., is the hmprelr. of all the C.'itir. „ :h.- X.-'..i 
 ,ji/.'s Terruorie,. It is lituate in 18 IJeg. -jS .Min Norih 
 Ijniude, and is Waiered -y the if;'-,i'.,., winch rum 
 id mixing wuh the '•,.:;;. How.s in- 
 .11 '• It is in foim of an Ha!f-Mooii 
 like y.r;,./e;;, the Sineis are ni.in>, long ami iiartuW. 
 out \ery nallv. It is ; Mdes about, part Walkd, and 
 the relt f need with a L;,i.h. « , ,^c -H •:.:, a noble ai.J^ 
 p<.tent Prince ot /.,.//.i, dcfccnded of King /', wi, |n|t(,,;.'; 
 his Ifrong Cattle of C.'u ; to him upon tins Occ.ii:o.i.4'--' 
 
 -•;;k/ \\..i : v. one of Ikhj. s (.apta.ns, tied 10 /(,)/?« 
 upon adikciitent. and was eimulled bv him with .111 
 111 p'.itant Gariifin, tri.iii whence he made niaiiv In- 
 lo.ids 11. to i,..'^ ■' to vex and. provoke l-cl'^ . Ihis'was 
 afairO.valionforiu/w to ficne hnnlelf, and invJile 
 '<;//;" 's Douiiiions, and ihcren;on marches ap.iinlt 
 with ^ .0 . - I l.jrf^ ; foiiie Monih.s he aitacktd tlie 
 
 m 
 
 id 
 
 u^...,i: ..,,. ......... J -_ ...... , . - r ..,. ».,u ....y,, , ... ...I,, ..u,. n.jii , loiiie .sionin.s ne aitacKtiJ till 
 
 wuhof:. and Rciinnltran citi h.'irnufery. Ihcic;- 'Fortuy tbvccin vain, whichobliged him to undcrmii- 
 
 ■* 
 
 ■. Hm. . 
 
 il.i.l, 
 
;a,crc. lib. ill. IciimXXl. Sir Tho.Herbert'x / ravels into Alia jnd Africa, &*€. 417 
 
 
 ^u!, nui aiiciklinn'y 
 id li.ivmn inrfU'iril 
 wnliuiTlirco NU'iitlb 
 livciamc, liig'.l I1 
 h Ik »l>.l, anJ iiu-.r,.v 
 iili liiiM- lie tlili'dtil 
 i( m lit put '11 ail h. 11 
 
 Lillls aiul I'lOvilKls 111 
 
 II dulu lii'iiilrtil, .iv 
 li wns llii- txtti.t d 
 
 il;Woil,l vvjs yiTJ'oi- 
 Imikil ■'wiw I'Vi.^ a', 
 s ami Gi.iiiJi.liiUlii'ii 
 
 ' -Lh.ijuf, .*'i'..>/.-S(M,'' ■"' . 
 SiuIkN,; and /.i/n- 
 t the laiiif mm- vvitl' 
 Sons, M.ii'i.i vSiili.i'i, 
 [^o\ctiiour of ';.,,•■.- 
 her, and ruk'd i.vit 
 
 lyi'l -.;'!. !!.:■' ::, - 
 
 liisRuln.Tsla(lH.'f|,- 
 I 111 liKIlt, •'•■■. I.p . 
 ..', but left III IK .Si. I- 
 if.ii'l, I'ldiii whom the 
 ended 
 
 im.- .irr'bSullS, f.ir\i-.i/"n,i 
 of the l.iiipirc till hii 
 when lie lilt /LieU::-. 
 I -/•'/•, Son if C.'.i.rf. 
 d I'i jiu Af; .iii7'''/n 
 in I'li'inie, aii.l dio' it 
 
 VlirKMls et tile '':'":.li, 
 
 tl"iir.ll.ii'p undii- ihe 
 mpts upon ihc Ci>ii-'-"' 
 L- ^oiild not C'lnipliat- 
 In t!ie liclj ot/ii-,i"' ■■ 
 perlidf Mailer of i-, 
 ot loii)! after by a Uii 
 
 .\,iir.-Me.', timer, allcd.^.j". ' 
 ei the >'.tre cf fl"''i-i ,.,.;j 
 IIS and (^encr^us En- 
 :\f of h.s Tutor, an 1 
 owned wi li a I di:-.' 
 cry cntr.ince en his 
 ■s to tnlarge hii 1 u- 
 llelf to Le ihe grc.n 
 tiinnc, lie reven!;ci!l!'-t. 
 p, a turbulent I'liive, 
 by -■///> t' 'l.^'\m lii'j- 
 ,n rounded by Jewm 
 I'idi.i. At ilii't trve 
 
 beiii^ tiled Will tie 
 ,i;c, beiJucd I.c.ivo 1 1 
 time at M.il men Se- 
 ns W.n he was l;a;ii 
 
 licli...! In lire put t.i 
 r, and the rell ol tl.c 
 to A;^rit to be 1 liri.J. 
 eni!nj;lv,{fi rby lu i.i jj; ;. 
 ii) and to divert liis^ ■ ; 
 •;'i. which w.ii dull ■ i ' 
 urable .Sto: e uil. |jj- 
 ide III fine and Itroiig, 
 arifon in .;//•, .I'd u 
 
 Miles alinolt in Gr- 
 af ,!•<•'" ■■, 1 oini'alie,'. 
 
 to be en-.reJ. hy iiu- 
 G.ttes, and lome 
 
 ke it Defenliee. 
 lies, in the Nave! ot.,),-.!;, 
 the Va'.k- :n iW A(c-Ui 
 S IJc;;. -j^.Min North 
 1 :/'ii'.>, wliieh ruiij 
 
 the ' •'.;;/. Howmh- 
 .^;ni 'd aii Half Moon 
 
 ,, lour, and narruW, 
 lUt, p:irt Walled, and 
 
 ■-!{ e.;,a iK'ble ai.J j,,r, 
 Tof Kinji /'. "M/, blti.-vi 
 
 1 upon tins (X-e.iio.1.4 ■'■■ 
 .pta.ns,, tied to /(i<»f' 
 illed bv him with in 
 
 he made many In- 
 voke l-.il'r. . 1 his was 
 Inmlelf, and invjJe 
 I on marelies apinit 
 Months he aitackiJtlie 
 ged hiru to undcrmii.i: 
 it, 
 
 It, aod blow up the Walls, whieli he did foctre>flually .Snn-lniriit Bri.ks, low, l..it larqe and tcrt.ilf I. X>m 
 
 15 to lUike a breaih, at whieli he hiiiifelt, and locoo 
 Men, immediately intrcd, driving ^tmci into fo innth 
 dtfpair. th-it l"-' Rither'd his Kamily to liini into one 
 place, and burnt hiinlelf with ilieiii, but took the Fori 
 whieh .lUilin had rn leavoiircd 12 Years in v.iiii ; a 
 ViiSorv fo preat, that /ii/'.i' eauled it tobe l.njiraNen at 
 jlrr.i, whiJi isllill to be Iceii in reiuenibraine of ir 
 ,j,. i„/'i' had no tune to rcioyie at ihis V'lCtury, ilio' (o 
 "'.;«■ (igiial, becaufe iniiiiediately upon it he reei ivci l.etter'- 
 |i,."'''''''frcMn /(■';•' /<'',i;i>'''n</c/, Vi,xioy of /.,:,, i ,ihat M.. ^:t, ■^l'- 
 l'"^ ;,„.in."/ Il'f-- Ills lirother, with Y> thouland H )il'e of ACI- 
 ]^,'•i|[»/''|', had feizrd his Co'intiy. y-../ ic ile'ays no time, but 
 lit-''- fo fudJcniy otl'ers hiinlelf to the l.neniy to f;ive luin l*at- 
 tlc, th.it A(.i'u''i / uas fiirrri.<ed, .md leaving Irs Camp, 
 It bfiame a prey to i:.l>.ii s Army. 'I hisDiealioii dn w 
 ihi.' King's thoughts toaiteiiipr the Con.jiielt of other pla- 
 ces, and poinp liimfelf lo >'.;(,;.';/■, ho lent llitlii -4<i:i''., 
 
 It IS ilii; M.[,l-:lci,m of a eertau ,'Kiiool-Maltet, whom 
 King S,\:-l{:'t> loved fi.le.irh, that he foiij(bt to ren- 
 der him linniortal by tins Itate'y M .iiiimeii'. I h,- 
 Buildini; is, ached, and the I'aveiii-tit i%of wed I'"I.|1kJ 
 Marble. It ha.h three ( ourts, i\\^\ in i n< of iheiii an: 
 
 4 O l'< plyri.vi Pilars loMUel in the l ■■ih.'Hr.U SV;iy. 
 
 |'>iniii:;to it is a Tiiik' ot U jter, lOinpalfcJ wr.li 
 V'"y"'rs, aihriicl with ipaei.' is Window, which at- 
 tord adel-.cateprofpecf 
 
 iV S;/,;., /, „r V :.A //e, an liuiirH Ridini; from tliisCi- "^^[.^^^l. 
 ty, are tlie .Sepu! hre^ ot lu.iiiv C:iiw<uii: Kin;;s , and e/^i,,'.;, 
 Kfji'livn, the N ,bility of the Comtr., in a ilately friit.i 
 Temnle, nuitli referted to by the Huu.ir.hi, who de- 
 leeiiiie.l from them : ai.d two Mi'es luaier the City, 
 ire the Gardens and I'alaee nf C- .ia'-i,M«.-.j, who «!■; 
 tlic .Sen of IUf,:iH, .,,. the I'e //.I", width /■' in- built, an.l 
 I'ave him in itieruiry id" the Vu'lory h s F.ither (Mined 
 
 ,;.',Vi;iir /-.'Of'', and T^ciii leii, ajMinl) the ir.t.iui.v.s, whom over the lalt of ihei .■mtiai.in Kings, and added liiVKii^- 
 ihey \aiiMuillied ,it 0»'i.', Sjtm> I, l.-ic >o e" and Jo upo'C, dum t.) /../<) . The Intclii^i nee 1 1 II j] • 's Reb(lli('.n 
 jtid got all the Provinces to the i\fr .;/./, between (i,i",i;c.i no fooncr came to /-.e/.i.'s b.ars. but he, wi'h ;ikredib!e 
 m\ ii-ri-i ; but being pulled up wnh thele (^ipiiquells, | hafte, iii,ir,lies to I'.ive Iniii I5..ttle, and having in tour 
 they rel'oJvcd to fet up tioiii thciidel e% and lidulue all | days palled jt t Mil-.s, la's upon hi ii. and hi . tioin- 
 Jiu,.; for ihemltlve^. I:i,r. was aci|uaiiiied wiili tin- p'lies, c.irly in the Mori.iiv, and alter a liii ill rellllanee 
 Icligii b\ Ins Mothers Letters tioni ./?r.i, .iii-l with i roiits them. Many were llaii) in ilie prriuil, and an 
 
 fpce.ly Marches lo '.ur|Tizid them, tint they Hed at his 
 .ippnuili ; but l'< in; taken, ■•'//>•»; 't/.-c /t/; uas trampfd 
 III Death by II .r;ts, an.i H ..'..i- .nra ,S; rankled at /v'f.s-'s 
 Comii'.atid. 
 
 Ihings being thus a li'il" fttHcil, i:..',.ir lancus that a 
 iVgriiu.l.HC til .//wi.'f', to III I e.iie A/<)v./e', a Rcvereni 
 .Scfio'at of M.ilifmct'i, might pr. cure hini Mile llluc, 
 and ,iccordiiigly performed i', alil 
 
 ho ao^. y-...,; y,' Ml 
 iiid there baref lit ciitieats A/.i/;,/it lir Children. This and eoll twche Yens to linilli,iiio 
 Fro'diet is of great banie in ihofe I'arrs, and through the eommonly empi ly'd about it. It 
 
 Iheni /■:/• ,;• .m // //.■« and .>',.;; ■ C.'rKii ; Mah_v,,-t lljj n 
 was taken Pn'oiu r, and !• rtluvnh IVIieadcd. 
 
 lhi,,Vi6li ry iKsionly rCtONcrud .■'•..■•/. ^•, aii.leau'.ed -^-'e "• 
 it to be better f irtd'.'d, but made )"«•.: , and iiHilt pai i "„.';. Vi,'?' 
 Ot r.'.i-Hrj/, fiibject to /i /'.ti. As a MoMinuvit if this 1,"','."^. * 
 Vidory, /ir/'.ir, upon Ills return, l'et;an the lamoiis 
 CalUe of Wij.i, whuh now dclerves ilielitltof the 
 I'riiKcfs of 'IJli. It IS biiilr of iaige .i\\\ good Sioiie, 
 
 lire. I a.'oiirers were 
 is faid CO have coll 
 
 jsl'erality of fome devoted I'liiues, lies tlieie fiitumbed ISoorn;, Roupees, tho' at the lamttiiiic he Ipent I5oocej 
 
 in a llatcly Monuiiienr, iir.ued with three fair Courts ; Houpees a'ooiit the Walls and Palace at i-'::i joie< 
 
 ruhi'f which IS paved with Stone, and the oitlide, at- j h\. l\-k:iiutc-, oiSeci'hlr, five Miles from ./;;'.!, isihc-]-j„. <..p,,|. 
 
 terilic Pc fiiii Mode, is plaillred and polilbed in MJoiik \ ■*' "•/«/<■ /"", or liuriabplaie, of the Ciieat ,\l i;w/.', which cii .> ..t ihe 
 
 Order, ^I'-cb.ir bfgan, and lii.s Smi S''''li''~" cni.iniui, but is yet '•H'-'' 
 
 .;/<"•■' lies in r', Deg. I ', M'n. Northern I.atitiidc, the Icarcc finill.ed, tho' there has been expended mi it 14 
 CiHie Ks I'i Mted upon an lii^li Hill, and City lies below Mdlions of Ruupecs. The place where it Hands is eal- 
 it ; the Hollies .ire well built, and the \\'alis arc of lo- led i\.()j..'.-r, i.e. .■t'.c.xf.iijo . hecaufe 'tis faid that that 
 hd Stone, !n' not ot great Itrengtli. Mnce.iwi.m King ended hisCoiujueils there. It has four 
 
 N:it far fioin It is (■',/.!;•, once the .Scat of the Va- ; large Sijuares, each tide beiin? ^eu paces lom;. The 
 ham HAJhh ot Princes. The Country is large and fruit- Walls arc I-'ree-Stone, and at ea,h corner is a Tower of 
 fill, and aifords the Ruins of manv ancient Magnilicent Cliei)uere.' Marble, Ten foot higher is another Tower, 
 HuJdmgs, which Tinie has buncd m Uiill. Tlicle /■:. - beautitied on every lidc with three others, which refein- 
 / •' li.id added to his biiupire ; and now having ended his bic the tainous Scpti-^imium of the tuiperor ?.-ivrio, or 
 OMations, he vili'cd an ii.sly /)• o/cin h s return, named the famous Tower of hnh'm, buii: by . ?•»«;/ .:hi.., and 
 Siiv Tc/yiw, a Man in great Repute among the People, dedicated totheMciiorv of Jupitfr Hehis her Husband's 
 who took 1( fir fo grcar a fai our, that he foretold that great A r.ceftor ; at the top ot it is the Mummy cf /; 
 the A/i".;"/ Ihould have ihree Male Children in a lliort 1 /;/:', who is there la'd m a Cuflin of Gdl. This 
 t:me, as it caiiK' to pals. Upon this account he name.l j Structure is built in a fpaeious Gatilen, fmrouiidcd with 
 Ins tlrd-bom Sciym, i who was afterward M^ii!, and] a Wall ot red coloured Stoiir', and niiich enimbies thole 
 lalled himfelf V/'iiii-i" ,v,/,, and to whom Sir T. a. /<f; Pirrs, .as well as keeps the pounder in Memory. While 
 wasfeiil Lmballadoi; the other two were named c'^.;i(- thele vail Buildings were oreduig, an opportunity was 
 Aliir.i,.', or .hnu r.:: ,vid b'''a!ii/h,:, (,r D.inicf. The Pro- gi\cn to /ic/'.n ofaddiiv; llci.g-.l to his Ku pin-, bv tlic 
 phcfy was fo gratcliil to /.VAit/, that in gratitude hc.Succcllion ot SI-.i-Dcw.:', a /'i/'m'; Piukc, bothfiferni- 
 ercifleda very magndurnt Mofi]iie in the Town he li- rate himlell, and hated by the IV pie ; whereupon he 
 vcd, then called l';i^h.-ii», or ,?)c.ii », and having Walled tends an Army of SC' thoufaiid Horfe, loo ihoiifand Foor, 
 it in, and enlarged ir, he builr hiinlelf a Palace in it,: and Ooo lihphants, againit liiiii. .'<"'. i-i'' ivc' had no no- i\/jr «»• 
 .md a Rizar tor Prade, as noble a one as any in the tue of the march of tliis,i\riTi\, till it had palled over S"-" '""M 
 Palt, and intending to nuke it the Seat of the Empire, j the G/i//.;f, but being all'iiicd cf it, he dilparch.d /<;.l'^.•• 
 hc^alled it I'atipote, i. c. a place of Pleafurc ; but after] U'hr.ti with 20OOO Horl'e to en-o\.iiter them. He met them 
 tii'dingthc Warer iinwholfonie, he forlook it, and from j between '/or/ 1 and "o/irt-./.' /.^ • , where he maintaiird 
 that tunc it fell to decay, and now lies in Ruins. It is! a ■Skirmiih with them fur i hour , but i.d'.u ovcr-powcT- 
 
 1 umb. 
 
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 ■ If iiil; 
 
 m 
 
 18 Miles diltant t'roin -/ijiw. 
 
 While lib.ir was thus biiiied at I'.-rtipmr, News was 
 brought him that another Rebellion was began in Gu^ur.j; 
 ""' hy Aiic/'i'*! H,if:>i, .I'll .j.i C.nvii, Mihcmci Hi'Jpti, and 
 ?t!-i(C,-ni>i, who had Forrageil as far as Biri'./', and were 
 marching to .Iniiul.jtii:.! to make a prey of that Wealthy 
 City. /li/i.!,//r/-.i./ fccms to be the /tnLicrjlis of I'lolem), 
 and .ImnJ.ivijK: of .I'imi : It takes its Name Irom II,i- 
 "lei the King, who in the Year of .V.tln^iiiet 175, enlar- 
 ged and beautilied it. Ir lies in 1^ Deg. 18 Mm. Nor 
 tlieni Latitude, and is at prele 
 
 '''ii.i or c;h.;!(m'. It is watered by a Iweet River, and 
 "irdcd by a (irrng Wall, well and orderly built, with 
 pretty Towers, and twelve Polterns, whidi none are al- 
 lowed to go through without a Pals. 'Ihe Streets are 
 many, pretcv large and comely, and their Shops arc well 
 ftored with Aroinatitk Gums, Perfumes and Spices, 
 Silks, Cottons, Callicoes, and choice ot lo.ii.ni and 
 i'hiii.i Rarities, which are fold hereby the /j.o..',;j;<, who 
 .Hm. jf^. [1,^ „,^,(^ numerous Inh.ibiiants. The liazar is of' 
 '",„' mod Note, being ruhand uir.form, and the Clilllc is 
 ftrotig, lar.gc, and iiioued, beiiii; the Hibit.uuin id the 
 Vsml/aiiin Goveriiour. Tlic Houtcs arc generally of 
 
 ing him wiiliNiinibcrs gi.t ilic Mattery, and f need them 
 to retreat into I'.trl nr, which D-.i-c had fortified. I'.i/,:' 
 purines them, and liyim.'. Siege ro the I'ouii, neiiher 
 provoked them to Biitle, n ir arackcd the down for 
 three months-, bui in the tdiirih vio'ently allaults and cii- 
 tcr< it, takes the King buued m Drink, and beheaded 
 him- 
 
 I'.l'rr, n^tcr this gnod fortune, returned to f'..'.' .■',"" (.ScvwJ-tt.jf 
 himfelf to O eri'e his Kmldiiigs, bn; employing Ins '■'";'i"^";jj 
 ("api.iins and .Army lo eii'ar;c his Pmpire, wh'i by their c:,|,';i,,',..' 
 the Metropolis of C/i)«-! Valour and Vigilancy niaile conlidera.'lc .^d(Iii:ons to 
 'it; for /<;■/.' !«-^..-.iv,', and y'^''''--''"'"> took the C.ilUe of 
 l{l\iiiripjii-\n •".i.'c/; from the KJ'iJ^ect, who hid held it 
 400 Years. M.!\-l>!!h-:/:w>,, a Wife and D.iring t ap- 
 tain, gained the Cafllc of /(ti.M, or Heir^l'.',:;, called cd' 
 old 0..//v:nM, by this Str.itagem : He picrendcd t.'i be 
 on a [oiirney to H:iig^.<l with hisSer.iglio of VVonn n. and 
 being 111 lialle, llicvvs a Kaia his (iniiciibines, who were 
 in :ur. U lola's or Cajna'-i, and Bribes him to [nrcure 
 lencofihe Lord of the Caftie, tii.tc he might leai e his 
 Concubines in the Callle ti' bis tiiurii. The /(^^r.!;;-.-. 
 who kej't the Caftie, loved Women, ami uadily enter 
 taiiicd the motion, but /)'''-i:.;iv«caured the Wonici:,. 
 H h h chaj-j- 
 
 it 
 
I' 
 
 li 
 
 itt / 
 
 418 w^c 1 ho.Htrbert'j / imel! into Aih , ma Airia.&c lib.JnB'ir Vvi 
 
 * li.irnit r li< r C l.ilii:rill<. :l!iil jt innm- v.Miim Mi-ii fii iniT I i'.i;_ Uv rt»iv V',.'fri^irt. ...a J.. _tl n^ ( t..\ ■ m T'"' " '■■—^— ^H^^~ ' — 
 
 ..,.,. •! . t. . 
 
 "14.. tl. Il 
 
 ili.i^i)!! i\\< .r (l,iiiucm«, iiiJ ii% in.iMV yiiiiiii; Men tu |'iit 
 till ill nil, who (iiiiip mliii;ii;i\l hy ,1 | iDiUiit luiiiuih, Ui" 
 zcj till CjHK, lilu.liicil tlio l{ii!-r' liinili'll", and Id l<c- 
 r.iir.c M.ilUr!« ' I 'lur l"oitrcf>, VvliMi w.it fo (ironj;. 
 tli.it aM iIk' fi'U'c It '•■ ( 1 null,! in I lu'c taken It. /.. 
 / • w.is ii'ii. li ilc'i Jual Willi ilu- (IiMl.irt m.inat'ciiieill 
 (il'iiuMriir ; .111,1 lo iiir,li tin- im n', Iccaiifciit' ilit 
 j^r^Mt M.ilsnt M' my t.ikii, in u. 
 
 CiJi -i.yn. •I'lii, ,i:i Aji O.tc Mrl-iii fw, Ktr.iycil ilit 
 Invincil'K' t .illlf ol 
 
 ihll's llMlll'.li. '11. 11' 
 
 in.iiiyil ihi' Niij'lil'oi'iiiii; Kaiii«, inut' of tluiii li-tk- 
 iiip to iK-fiikl iluinfilvii ai' unll :l'i> liiv.ijiiij; ii mi; 
 l)ut I'oiiR' well' In I'l..' I 3i to itiiik Ills (iicutiiifs, ami 
 endeavour to fnpi'rtls 'nm I'y Inin-, .inioiii; whom \v.i» 
 /<!(/) .1/ Il ii, .1 I aJ.y l\ til Imt ii-.d V.ih.inr, ,Mic, tlio' of 
 BiJirv cnom;l. to vonq ic( /.,/;/ fo'incr tlian by .AtiiK, 
 . i.oiiti.lcJ rutin 1 to ihclattir, arj I'.ll V'f.oroiiOy intolii< 
 Uuiuiiiioib, Init wasopi'dli-l 111 I'le iii !ll ot' hir lauir 
 l>y .!.!r.ni;.i<v , an expril .Soiiiiii, with a Uody of Hoiic, 
 wliolkw molt 1 t Ikt l'.i::.i'nn ihi' (i;;ht, ariltr:nklui ; 
 
 - I, hy this Victory, luadi- ail fV«.;W liil-jcrt tn"h^ 
 whiih to ihis day rtmaiiiH a Mi-mlv iol' ilu- Af^i;,,,', |„,' 
 rito; hut /«An the (v,/,^„ ..,,t |,|„„g hi* hnlaiRfninit 
 that way, wrelted 11 lioiii him within a hitle while .ili,, 
 iho he held it not Imp ' 
 
 / .U's Aii.l.iiioii ll(,| f.'d not hiTc, iMit fairies h,m ,.,, 
 till toLoii(|uer, ihi.' he r.iie, not how. nnr wheie f, ,• 
 heanii|;i.| ilie old Kini; ol ",i(/.i-.i,!/.,i,s Di.nh, he ' 
 lires 10 he liii Siiecilli)r • and 10 th:i 
 
 , , , ;. - ,, , .. > ,, . " ' ' •■'"1 ' I ihfeoM'r iiu 
 
 ■rf;. lohifi, iho 10 hi« own IUii.|Sonii(lrriii',ih, he Icndv his [•.iiiKuladora /,--,/,/-r 
 ie taii'f ot ih.l,' .S'nelK. ;ilH ded .\nMl.i.l^e,;i .,.,mi, iindi r a rr.t rre of Fiuiu 
 
 , , . , ■. vr-' '""t l-iuiidlliip, ro 
 
 eonaole and eoiidnn hmi lor hi< I'athirs Diatli a,, I 
 
 they murned at tlie V. .us etui well liiHrneh-d, ' ' 
 
 /■.",/.i; ptivctds ill lii:i lleli^||, and hrutiid r-,/;,,,,. 
 
 winch lay hetween, w.is nor in his power, lie feinK 1 ', 
 
 "^'v' inani-iiiKilly to ■hjl^'ll ..•»•„. a l.arl.il Kinp 
 
 withthi^Millai^e, ' Ihat it he would do liini 1 1, m,.,;' 
 
 ^ helhnnld h.ivc his Kinp.loii, .It.iMillied to h,,,,, ,„',j 
 
 hiinfill hi^ hniiid to delend liiiii ; l>m il ||,' ,.;',|,., | 
 
 ' liini to waiie WarafMinIk hini, he iinilt rxnc't )•, ip,, 
 
 ' luulSlaiety. .?(/// //.e.iiiv/ heinp of 
 
 I 1.1 lie, rather than en.Uiie th',' Dame if Inipriloiiniei.t, j liihinit<,lnii 7.u /-.aww his Son, difJ.aiiriip the Vafrila.v-' 
 the allai.llsor lici Challitv, and the l', lUs of a Viaoiiuii. or Ins Family Ihook cH llie Yoke for a little ti '"'' 
 i'l.emy, poy.'utied Ikt Ie f. | /:'.''!', In hi 
 
 E.rjr 
 
 ku.li. 
 
 I'Ay nt-w 
 
 nil Arn7 
 
 roui.-.i. 
 
 f.l„ 
 •(-■ ■ 
 
 iiuilhod, anddelpairniKct p.-rdon he killed hiiiifelf, x, lehieh anlini; in the Mountains ol (>■,•'■; cmptisu 
 tlir Lite naiiud Am.i^.i, Jul. fclf iiro tn.l.,!. In this I'rovin.v is a I akc 1^ M-ifsin 
 
 ^^tJT.^ .Scon at'er tins ■^ily~.i-M.i!cmc!-Il.uk>''», Kr/u) '« Ilro eompals, wlneh h.is an Ille in ti-.e middle of it -vlitre i 
 ther, ijed ; ly whuli nuMiis he feci'red tw himrcif C,:- aPafuc liared tiiott deluioully for \arieiyof ,S".sm' 
 / ..'. uliivli W.IS inipoliible fur li;ni to do while H.ul;_>ii in I'llliinp, Hawkinq, Kowini!, er.. ' ' ' 
 
 W.is aloe, for nliiii; his Wives ardC.hildren with all due' l-ct'.ir having done tin?, he aims at 7>/."/f an.ltlic)'. 
 relpca, ,iiul loiilerrini; 1 11 C'.ik.-c.iirn ll.t»ici-h:-, and Countries lying on the Kall-lide of h.ul.., ; (dctVrriir' .]., if. 
 M.iii:ci-M-xiiri:--.-nt:, .Stipends an 1 Commands in AJ /,,. t-Vniiiielt oi' Hnlt,:.t for a time) Mirx:-fil ,ih Kr'r „(''■'■ ' 
 li; !i.:'i, 0,i\ I, and other plaees, fiiitahlc to tin it Merit, , H./.v, was i>rown odious to Ins Siil leels hy reafui ','( 
 he ni.v'.e :; V/r-virii Viee-Roy of that I'rovincc, and fo | hii '1 )rani,y, whi,.hlie knew woi Id 11., ike Ins Aiteii ptt,, 
 made 11 In. ie,:t to him. coii<iua it more eafie, wlureiipon he fends (,>w...f. , • |,', 
 
 Th:i I'lowiii.udicatnifsof AV.'-r-'s raifrd fo inii.h tcr- I'axoiirite, with ijihoiifand Men in Ho.us C fiiiTri'' 
 I. r ill tlie Miikis of the little Cennh Kinps, that hor- it._ Nevcrthclels. the Kmi; ol rmi 1 h.ivier iu'elliei-uc- 
 ilsiedoilhs eoii<ine()s, 1/^. :{^A:{i.i ■rhnmi.-l, l{.,.l'j_cc ^of n, iiiaini lined li;s City 'lix Months a)'ni'nlt tln-,ii \,\ 
 H.i>i:;rni.! Lord of B.ii,v/'i, and /{-■■rl^^f Hh>t>ilr', With fe- -ill the f, ventli was loreed to .Sim, ndcr up. n Coii.hi'nns 
 \eralothcrs, ila: they prcfenied thcinlehes to /./<:»■ at , whi'h tlio' favourable, yet /;./i/ jvi all Vw.^f iiro h ' 
 IV/f.)'-!!', .inj tniolled their Conntries, as Mei bors, or power. ■■ ■ - u 
 
 Apiendixesof the M ;i i\ Kmpire, nblii;in[> theii.felvcs! Tiiit.i is one of the mod celebrated Marts, of I' ii, f,, 
 Yearly (as a .Symbol ot tluir S.bjkdion) not only lopre-'encompalled with the Uivir hi.li,<. th.it it" mikes a \Cl' 
 Pent linn with hartli and Water, but their l>aiif;htcrs to ninliil.i. l.,-m It.nul; is the Tort to it, bet the .Ships that 
 behi.sCoiKubines ; wliirh was fo p.rlTeUil a Tribute to lie there arc fiibjeCl to the Wot- -' - '- " ■ ■ ■ 
 the .Vr;;../, that he Iniilt a Tnuinpii.int I'alai-c to Co'.irt iGm, iS(c. 
 
 Ill, as at iu'.-.y. V ij.d\ 
 
 them in m /'.i;. , upon a IVnniomory, where the Jemitiy | 
 empties it felfinvo (.'.ingr', of li.ird .Sii.i-.e, very artificial- 
 ly polillicd, and called 11 /i.^/y/;'-. .•\pi1 ih.at irn-.ightl 
 I c nioic vtnerable and I'l'.no'.'s, he rcp'lited in a dark; 
 Ca\c feme d.etormcd Imapes as Sacred Relieks) of /i,i/- 
 /.i A.inii:, At.iiiiiiii /;';■!/, V //■, lln ■, and M.-t'' iJr!.:lA 
 (vslioin thy afiiriii to h.i\e lived tlirr.aboiits) to which ■ 
 
 iiiniimer.dde B.rn/.et fiom mill I'.ir:', of h:M.: refort ! li^e tlioufind more at Bi'):w)/'fr ; ^elierc li.v.inc n i !,• j|! 
 Y'carly lor a Benediction, havinp liril purified thcmfelvcS| needlary ProMfions for Ins F.Npcdition tlicy 'ma- h ti 
 ill fV.;>j;;.j, and lliaved (if their hair, as an iinelean tx- O.v.k;. 
 
 ercmeiit. fiipiiolny th.it they mciitcd thereby. Ii:h,\ This Kingdom is larpe, aivl has many Cincs of N-.v n 
 Ipcii-.a-^'^y'l'?''' and 100 ihoufiiiid Ronpccs, on thisjinir, .as .')c.-.7... the Metropolis, wfuli is dilbint .iU 
 
 About the fame time died \'-:;.iirp.'.m; the Old Kir-, 
 jot O.T.rw, and M-lfc .-IwIt, his .Son fneere !e.l |,ii,vv 
 
 /■.'e.ri, wliofe Ainbiiinn eatehel at all t)ppi:rrimi:ies of 
 
 cnlarpinp his Doniitioiis, relulves ii|,on a War with the 
 I New Kinii Ixliiic he was fettled, and ro th u end f.mls 
 
 '.'.ii/:;,-j,jv, a C.holen (ieiiera!, with :;o tliouf.uid H-i,p 
 
 tor /..i/r,-, and Oiders /(.i.y;;,-,. ,i:.\. 
 
 •'TO meet him w.tli 
 
 Kuildinp. Near it is the iUuely Tom',' whi^-h 'J.^tr^lcc 
 cre^ul for liis firinVife /(.im .V;;,/..,^/'s Sifter, 'wh. 
 foyfoncd her felt as foon us the heard ot lar Son Siilran 
 G/j/'.Ws Rebellion. 
 
 i'.ivr.'sAnhirSRoim', on thns profpcroiilly, he harbours 
 new I'ro;eils if conqncrinp ''(•'■'',', /'jmw, Cinn.t!:Je , 
 ,111,1 all B-'H^.t: to the South, and fo Itrvt.h Ins bmpite a.s 
 fat as T.iit,!;^. This dehgn was foon put in execution, 
 by the News he heard that .Wo -n Sl:r.ffl:')i B.j,/,rv.iH h id 
 Leeii injured by the L f, :-^-'rvur:, wiioiii he relolved to 
 Revenge ; but firit, as more confidcial K', he beiids Ins 
 mai. h towards O ixi:, that he mighr at . ;i c connrand 
 entirclv over G.rii^^rj. At .itiiili he MiHms his Army, 
 and gives the Van to l{rj i Ilnnil, and takes tho other 
 liiiiifelf, and 7i/M)j-.-.iir .. /ivHi.Woiitltripping the reft ot 
 the .Army, falls fur'oullv upon the P.t/i'.;.: i, who bcinp 
 led by .:^c'/- •!//>, their V.iluiit General, re; eived them 
 Willi Inch Uiavciy, an.l ll.ii|;ht them with fiich Si!i:.,cfs, 
 iIku JioKj/.'.' was i'lrad to retreat with lofs ; bin iUl'.u 
 J.avinv; quick noti,.e ot II b\ likhasficd, ra'licshisMen 
 dgain, and with lome iVell. Suijilics tcnews the bight. 
 ~t',/-.'"», and liis ViClonoi's I'aviy, received him with a 
 lli.up C^harr.e, and tnai;i'.\iiu:d tlu- hpln tor lome hours 
 eloleiy, but being over-j I'Wercd witli Numbers loft the 
 U.iy. :{c!i-'U:y, an I 7'. ' •■' liis Lieutenanr, wi-re llain, 
 aii.t 1 5 :--'l'5f liii .'liiny i^lt dead upon the pl.ice. Ix- 
 
 Miles from the Uiamund-Mine, O'l 
 
 }i.u:i:.::.i, .".-i 
 
 ilijut tenij'. 
 
 r:(.r..,lllijy^ l>.i"Rhti'r «" the laft Kirg, hearing ot\v-' 
 the A'i'/'. s appr-adi, hilt fortilies .•/,»./ .w,,-;;.,-, abron-"-- 
 riu 1 own, aii.l having gotten f .me Auxiliary Forces of 
 loity thoiilan.l Horfe.lrom the Kii gs of ri/.,,M and r,Wr,-. 
 ./', win, h Ihe pave to be conim.Vnded by (;o.y-fi-,?/,/;.,-/ 
 a taithtiil tumieh, meets the Knrmy upon thc'^Conlircs' 
 After loineSkirmiifes a fiirioiis liattb' bet-un, and eoiiii- 
 niied Wfh doiibtlul Sucfifs iS hours, till a.^rf,,,,^ fo- 
 mmp 111 with a trelh Kcferve, forced the Drcita, af'cr 
 three hours light more, lopiveback, their (.ieneral G:,:'- 
 .;-!• being kit (lam on the fpot. The .11 -„/, |,„ruie the 
 ".-."/^imMiI.s, but the IVineefs /;>>/•» oppolinp them 
 withnjmefKlhHorfe, ihey were obliged to retire o;it 
 ol Ol,;/.'. 
 
 Ke. ./. hninf, notice of whar piind, Orders his Son 
 S's(-.Vn,«,.'to leinlorec h.s Army wiili a new I.eyy of fif- 
 teen ihoufand Horfe, aii.l make a ikw IiuMlInn into 
 ihole Southern ProMiiees tr,.m 7(;.. •>;,■,-,■ . Tin.. Vo;th 
 men ih uiidi 1 1 ,kts the Uiarpc, bur indii!»mg hinililf in 
 Veiury and I'.-ink toonrvh, while he lay there d.e.l, 
 and ,;/,//- ;•■.• ;r. is pm into h.s place. He- in 1 Imail t'lne 
 ■iil.diiesihe.'ioviiKes of \ .,.,,, Hn.v, aii-i many other 
 Wealthy Places, giving the King hopes by I.etrerof con- 
 >iuerini;,t)c'-i«, luj.jn^c, (;,/.■.■„„;,;, and other I'arts of 
 
 It:dii!, 
 
 iA H\'id 
 
ja^^ I ib. llf.fcjp XXI. Str Tho^Herbert'j [raveU into /VliaW Africa, m. 415^ 
 
 '«!;"/_ Iiil'jfi'> rri |,,|„ 
 rrof ilu- Af'tiifNlni! 
 kmp Ins l'nl.irgrnii-m 
 nil .1 litiK wliik-alit,^ 
 
 c, hut cnrriM him rn 
 lidW. iinr whoic, for 
 
 'ir.i,:,\ l)i.ilh, he dc- 
 '! end, I 1 ilirc(i\cr hj, 
 lll.uli'rs Is'.U'r- „,fy 
 I r iX FiKlullliip, trl 
 • I'.itlurs Death, ana 
 I Inllr.idc.l. 
 
 I'UWCr, hf flMliU r.'y 
 
 "'", .1 lurlul King, 
 mU ill) hmi H. nLiiif] 
 ililjllie.l t(i liini, ai'J 
 n ; Imi 1| lK'oI'i|);rJ 
 I' \\\\A\ ixp<'i'.t pcrpc- 
 
 of .1 Thll.ln. , Spirit Ki-. 
 il;iiirn(;thi' V.i(ri!aj.c"-'' 
 
 tor .1 liitlotiiic, ('ill'' ' 
 iif.' I'iil"iiii.-ilainltak:ii 
 L' Borid.iv;c. 
 
 ;i//.iiM, ivliivli vv:i« ^ f , 
 .-sill 41 Hep, y M,n.i.'i\ 
 c IS pfrcrally.Mf.iin- 
 The Mtiropulis ,if 
 .Ivor {].•!'•(, Of /•'/i..r_ 
 I C/T'i-'./, fmpri.s 1; 
 is a I akc 1^ MJtsii, 
 liiKllc iif it, whtro is 
 br variety of SiMrts-, 
 
 Tis nt •/';/."-•. an,| iIum;,- 
 '"■■'.■■> i (ilck'rnn;' thi ''• ' 
 ilir^.:.f,l„„^ K:::q of '■''■' 
 il IClIs |iy rciri ii ,f 
 I 11 .ilic Ir.s Atttii ]t;,) 
 1: (I'il'ls 'i>W".f> I ■, li,, 
 
 in I'oars u< Uhfu.x- 
 I li.ivii'j' lii'cllii;,:i,c 
 lis .li'ainit iJii-Tii, I: t 
 idcr upon Con. lit:Mi<, 
 ... all S\,:.!c:- iiiiolu, 
 
 r>l Marrs of li:,/;,,, f,,^.., 
 th.it ii makes a \\.l.-. 
 it, lirt the .Shipb tl1.1t 
 as at i'iv.t.7,1 ij4, ' 
 
 Wfl-A 
 
 f. 
 
 ihcOMKinqr 
 
 illC)pp.,rtnni;:o( of 
 ipon a War with t!u- 
 111! tnihit cnj i-i\>':. 
 
 ^o thnufan.! Miif.- 
 ' ■" to meet him w.ih 
 here ha-.int; i; i.lrall 
 tion they 'inir.-h t.i 
 
 many Ci'ic<! of Nutc p 
 h IS ilirtant alwut tfn''.. 
 i> iS.xiiic.:!.i, ,1',-.,.... 
 
 ft King, hearing of .::,• 
 .-/>/)./.■';.•;'.«, a lTon->'- 
 .Aiixiliary Forces of 
 
 of(V/./,ManJr;o/ri. 
 .a l^y (;,!.y^vc\/H,V/, 
 npoii the Cnnlints. 
 - I'ejnm, and i-onti- 
 , till (>■..!«;; .f;,...f eo. 
 li the l):citir, nh". 
 their Ciencral ^ ,: 
 
 u: .V ;;,•(.') purliie the 
 
 /;/■/■> oppolinj! then! 
 i^^tJ 10 retire o.it 
 
 I. l)r,!,.rsh;iSrn 
 
 h .1 nriv l.e\y ol h't- 
 
 m w liiv.ilion inn 
 
 ■•/■ '■ . The Yn ik 
 
 indu!;j;iiy himliilin 
 
 hr' las there J-.e.l, 
 
 Mr IN 1 Iniall time 
 
 '•, an.l many other 
 
 'cs by l.cttirofcon- 
 
 .0: i ijihee I'ans of 
 
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 /ft/iit, ill a fmJl tunc. Kei/ir iiitlif iiicln liwieOiilcrl 
 his Son .V/'«-Wiin (.iftcrwardiiijkd Junj/ifti with hi- 
 tctn thoiifatid Horfc, to fall iinnn li^i)ii /('it.i Mmljui, 
 the only Siicecllor of "orui, aiw the mod potrnt nt the 
 i(/ij<-i*', fevrral Onii-.i / and Mi^iKrl.lmi atienilinn hiin 
 wah what For. es they r.juld gather, and foi .pikliir In 
 tclliuclici", /vi'.ff hniifelt feinoves his Kciidiner Ironi 
 //^M to /.d/u" , where ho \v.>.s received wiili ail demon- 
 llratioiis of Joy, a< if he eaiiie to lettlc among iheiii, 
 and enrich the Town. 
 
 y.j/'O' ii a great aii.l famous City, \ying with W';>,i 
 for the Hull' .tic of the Meiiupojs of M^ul.jlin. It is 
 lituatc in 31 l)<f; is M'n- Nottherii latitude. The 
 An tor S Moiihs is very p ire and lelloraiive, the Str. ei» 
 itc )',racehil ji|d well p.ived, moH of ihein I emu . lean- 
 fiJ, niid feivoil I'y the Kuer /^.u c, a ItjiuIi ol the 
 lijiii. Ihc C'all'es, l-'aiaces. Mm |iies, Unninnims, 
 'links, tijrdeiis, iTi. are vity ol'fervalde : TlieCiIlK 
 hlari;', \irnform, and iioWy lined ; 'ii> l> nit ul white 
 p.jliilied Stone, and is riiired hy twelve dates. Wrhin 
 lial'a'a.c witli t«o Couiis. Ijulie Walls .ire piCkiir il 
 liilldry Stories and Palimus ahont the Af.^^io, and their 
 At.'incvenienis ; and upon foiiie of tlicDoori is a Cm 
 iinx, atid the Inline of the lllelled Virgin. It W4» a i.i- 
 ninu< City III i'.<(./» I line. 1 he I'lovinec at'oin it, 
 ivlii.h I' .•ailed V'i"-:i, 1:1 watued wiih live Kners, 
 uhuh n.jkes it as fn'iifiil as any p.irt of Itu ... From 
 hiT,.-e :o .l\y,: is 1 eoimmied VV.i.k, Iha. lowed v.iili l-.lin, 
 Alli an.! Mnlherry-trees, and a ■ /cry en>hr Miles end 
 an Inn t"i Strangersto rtpofe 111 ^ I/. , iho' thefe Cnies 
 ait joc Miles diltanee. .■lj.it.in 1 . aboiiiids heic. 
 
 /..-;..•/ I'cinp retnrn.'d to ./; .1, lelo.ves to profe.'iitP the 
 W.ir i.i /v. .Ill in I'erloii, and ha. nip made Imtalde I're- 
 r.ir.ui ins for 11, .-/. l")')?- He.;.9TT lets out towaids it 
 iroin lir.-.mp re, Imt, i.inirary to his e\pii'kation, asfj..ii 
 asliehad paffed the Kuer .\' f/'.-.i', he had News th.u 
 B.Uii ih.:, a loiirauioiis /<'./;; r, had lottttied the Itromi 
 Caltleoi //■//' ajianitt him. The ."(>?«/ not thinkni;' it 
 life to leave fo loniideiablc an hni'iiiy beliinj hiiii, lits 
 liown ficforc ir, rifolviniito take it by force or famine ; 
 aii.l to that end h'o. kid it np ilofe. The /(.i.^;; i- not 
 knowinp any, th it cither w.ould, or could either railc 
 the Jie tje, or fiipply him with Provifions, thought it his 
 laf way to treat letinies, and beating a I'atley aicor- 
 ilinj;ly, came to a Treaty with IUli,:t, who granted hiui 
 his I. lie and Cioo Is I'poii Articles, and upon the Imren- 
 Jci of the (..'atHe niidc them good to linn. The l{.jJ^ec 
 accc| 'cd a I'oinnianl in h.Liu's Army, who himlelf mai- 
 chr.l more ' lieerfully at the thoughts c f this Siiectfs, till 
 f lih tune as News w.iS brought him, that Sh.fS.-lini lu- 
 ''".< poyl"'"''' ^> W.'. -.'nn'ii, and feized his Tieafure, 
 with vvh;. h he nvide the SoldiciS (inn to him, was mar- 
 ihiiii; to ./^M, intending to Dcolc him. luhiii was lu 
 Diiniel .1' this iinexiH'ilted RcIh-Hioh, that what with 
 feat of hb Son's popularity, and svliat with grief to leave 
 Jif.T.i: uiicoiv]ucred, he fell into a deep Melancholy, till 
 Al:iul f'.ir"' rcuvinj' him with feafoiiable Hncoiirago- 
 mcnts, he left his Son Sl,.i-I)h.icii, with ,lb.iu/ l-ii.;.-i', and 
 other Oim,-':, to pruleciite the Wars 111 D-cnii, and re- 
 turned to J;;i,i. S'i'.i-Selim was got thithei before him, 
 with hopes of leiziiv: his Fathers I'realiiiy, but niiHing 
 his aim, he marche.l to Ei.'.i.-.jJ'i, by /((•/ ni and /tmi?- 
 .fi !, many Towns and Provinces fubniitting to him in 
 the way. 
 
 The King being returned to 'lp,< ', where he was made 
 mure certain of Ins Son's Conlpiracy, firif attacks him 
 with kind Letters, telling him the ihamc and danger 
 hcw.isiii, and that the Curie of Stnhomti, as well as 
 i!epriv.itioii uf hisBirthrii'ht, would fall on him, unlcfs 
 lie deliftcd, proiniling him Pardon if he would fubinit 
 and c.Qme in. .S'/u-J: .'mi was deaf to fuch perfwalions, 
 iiid tirlf derides the Meflfengcr, and then over-runs the 
 tiiipire as far as Hetig.il, hoping that H^tdi^te ManJ'mgh 
 wo'dd fide with him, tho" in vain. 
 
 In the mean time O/'ii-n, or funic/, rcfrcrtied him with 
 the good News of his Succefs m /)fi4n, for he having 
 ciitred the Country, befieged O'un./f/;:", a cunlideiable 
 Cntle, into whicli Bicl» and her Nobles had Ihiit them- 
 liKes, with two YearsProvilK.il, and all forts of War- 
 like ie.ltruinenti, rclijlving to hold out the Siege to the 
 iilt ; but th.- lijriuiiatc Coi).]iieror look it by Storm in 
 the fevcnth Mmth. Moft of the Dclendants loll their 
 livii;, Hlh poyfoned her lelf, and the rcit fell into the 
 tiicimes hands, with all the Treafnre. 
 
 I he Kings of CWe.Wi" and I'iJJnpjr, fearing to oppofe 
 a Victorious Army, made fome Acknowledgments to 
 him, and fs he returned to Bi.mtporc loaden with Tri- 
 umph and Treafnre. 
 
 Hrjiiipi.rr IS a Seminary of B'nmlsis, Jcgucs, Cul.tni, or 
 Cjmimjopl'ij}!. it hcs in i8 D«g. J Mill. Nortlwrn Lati- 
 
 tude. Ill tilt I'roviiKc ofcViWjj Ul Sitii.tu, whi>h u 
 fruiilii' whcrt it is watcie.l by the River l.»p/>€^; but 
 elfewherr it barf.-iiand landy. I he Cit* lljndsu|oil 
 I low grouii.i, an I lo i. iinliealthv, f.'.ni' Iiihalmed iiioit 
 by K.ii»,,i«i I III Sticctv.ire II ar.y, b.t HjHov, : nd 
 the Hiiifi, hi'ih, I lit not be.ui.it il. At th Nonli-I ait 
 iiiie llaiiilsilic Calllc liy theKivtr's lule, «hiih 1 large, 
 aiid in the River is an Aoilic.i! I.lej'haiu, ndiinnd by 
 Strangers, but revereiKed by the ilinti: vn i was aii- 
 cien ly tin Seat of the llfi-.ii, Kiri's hut now the n.olt 
 inc niiiraide things are ( '.Hi;-,, .•.,;,„■. Hn"(e ,iiid Caider:?, 
 .idornid with a:| lorts rf Trerj and H..VMr«, vMiii 
 Water-Works, whi.h m... <|i..r.l r'-alureaiid IVi,'lit. 
 
 /../ii'iici linmr iiiideritood h .w ijiiunately i> in .' .•. .1 it .•! . 
 liadptotiededSo.nhwai.l, 'vtt'iil tt J.: ti prelentJ luiu '"'';",'*• 'l"' 
 witha IViii'eniial l.iiurfruni Vim-s.- ,.„ (»|.,, j,,,,' i ,^.,, « '"'^"'"■•■ 
 Was tni hteoiiioih.sSubiril.ioiiby hisl'i otliei's Sun .Is. I 
 ' '!■ Ill , I little tunc lilids .•« 1 l.is With PiomiliJ of 
 I'atdon, prni.|,!. ,1 he wtiiM .iilii-il. h.s Am y, ai I make 
 a Ipeedy Siibiiii.li.jii. ll,s un..irati.-'ii» .'•f'n h l.iiii.^ fait 
 liistiiniur Impiety, and leimiai ch lua 1 ■» an Aiiny i.f 
 'evenly ihoiiluid Mi n, 1 poii whom h.- ha I lui.f rreii 
 many Commands, n!iilcd 10 i!o it. .mli is he would 
 Ki>e a (Aneial .\iimelly to a'l the f onlpiratois, ^vhofc■ 
 laves anj Well.i'eings weie as i\(..u- to him as Ins own. 
 IhsAnfwei inienled Ins F'.ith.r to a )ciiial, where- '''■' 'r-> 
 upon he dilloilgis )iis Amy, an.l marched -0 /..' ■ ■ /; .K"* '■ '' 
 when he coiiiiiiaii(iiil all I. i;s of ( oin if ("mid, M\er 
 and Hials, to be Itami ed wi'li hisoivii Nam.- and Mot- 
 to ; which, to vex hisFailier he lent to l,:iii, and le- 
 lides, Courted his liuhersWife Wi, v<;.i,r. 
 
 I.e.! , imaged at thel. thiiys, Ciirfcs liim, and then 
 
 ailiiaiiiis .'. .■. / ;.i-,, his Cl.a'neeil .r. with it. He la- 
 
 lK)urrda'l he r.^ull to ir,od>iate In. \1 Hier', piilj. n,,ind 
 
 With 5.' Ilorlel; Urs !.. do his Maliit i;,ii,e Seni.e. 
 
 Si 11 S." ,.. havingi ■i':'..vt\i.i: cf all iha* 1 .ill'ed, wutes to 
 
 'V.'.ii;i-c Ur'K:;, , fL.ir I of > .• Jthronwi' who'e Country 
 
 he waste pals, pi-oiiiiling him a i;!,;',!,, v, andaCom- 
 
 iiwndof ',co . H. ife, it l.v would Un.l him his Head. 
 
 The /^^t..' ,.• f romifcs hu belt, and w.i looj Horl'e, 
 
 . and 3000 Hoot, Javj an .A" bulh lor fun near ijiv i/er. 
 
 Abiiul i'.i^i,' not lufpcding any thing niaiches fecurely : 
 
 The /(.I..',; •• falls upon liiin, and having the advantage -*'^"' '"^•' 
 
 both ol Men and Surprize, llew moll . f Ins .Men, at;.!"'"' 
 
 ; taking hiin Beluaded liini, and carries his Head to V.-- 
 
 ' liri, who re. e.ved the I'refent joyiull' . ;... .; , who lo- 
 
 ■ vcd .1/1 itearU , tell into fuch a pollion at the Ncwf of 
 
 I his Death, that hevvitl,Jrew three days tuiiii all Com- 
 
 (lany, an.l lefeltd to becomlorted. 
 
 I Thisatiliction w.isf. on followed bv ano'her, t'i\-. tlic .'*.'-''""•■« 
 ; Death of his Son .V.«-0.-«,W, who killed himlelf by In.^"-'"*^ 
 , tcmperani e, lo that he was at his Wits end. But netef- 
 I lity obliging hini to put a ftup to his Son'< Kcbel.ion, lie 
 mail hci aeainlt him with tli'tty thoulaii 1 Hotl'e ; but 
 bttoie he would bung things to ejitiiinity, lie relolvesto 
 try once iiiuic what pel Uvalions wo'il.t do, and :o that 
 i end lends a pathetick 1 euer 10 h:in by i\h .1 .-'^:.:.lr the 
 ; Princes Tutor, who ft. wr'ui'ht w.tl t ni, that he I ro ight 
 hull to .;- ,- wlu-o^r, who're.e -ed li.ai witli furv, .uid;;;:.^„,'|','''",„.. 
 1 luiiider llrii k him with a Stor.n of words, llr.kes hnu i.'iil'-i .I^n-j 
 with his Flit upon the Muuth, .a'ls him Fiol jiil Afj, 
 I that commanding feventv tlioi land Men, would for'akr 
 theiu to mill the Sugar'd promife,of an-. Man, and then 
 lends him to Prilbn, with all the <■ . Vi that atreie.le.t 
 jhiiii, except li-.lgtc h.irf>, who made hisehape. lit 
 I this Inipriibniiient, i;,;-^ -,'/»/, coiniary to hisCultom, 
 |abUainbi4 hours from Oiiuni ; but .'-.■-'•.ii-, fe-'^'ig he 
 , would thus make away himlelf, went the ."..• .:■• u 
 |l'irfoii to perlwade hitn to take it The "ii;.; .av» jy 
 I the lniei..ellion of his l.adies an I Concui r „ . '■ - . ,/aj 
 tjecd, and li:nttohis ownHoule, whi rebel. ..uii- 
 
 felf very dutifully, viliimi; his 1-athcr eve. , ..ay, till 
 l-U-tin', upon fome new Icaloiilies, reitrained him again , 
 but this Rancour l'.,id little eftcd, for the King takiiu', i 
 diltalleagainft M: Jh.:-(; :jhnn', his Favourite, fur fpe.'k- 
 irga word which he ill Interpreted, re'jbcs to have his 
 .Life for u, and to that end ordeied his I'hyncian to make 
 two Pills of like lliape, but concrarv Opciation, which 
 I C.jjhim bringing to /-;,/..••, he takes one hiulrlf, nn.t or- 
 !dersG'^/''..-iv to take the other. /, ■.',:., by inlrtike, takes ^■'"l-'V' 
 the po>lbn'd one, ami tho' he ufe.la.l cndeavo rsto pre- ','J'^ '/,/;,,f' 
 vent the cticds. it piovcil in vam ; lb i\w\. alter '4 JavsV.ifu,st .'«. 
 torment lie died, in the 75d Year of his Age, and f,! oX 
 hisReign. He was burii d with ad imaginable S.deni- 
 nity ii i^ek.-<"'lf, in a Monument he bad picpare ; for 
 hiinfelt, and Slm-Selim (not without loinc oppon-.i^^n 
 from Ki.igr- Maiifingl. and Ci.nn ,-h „., who eniteasi.ured 
 to raife his Son Ciijhuv to the 1 h rone, b- cuilc thev pre- 
 tended Ecliitf had nominated him his So it f r) was witii 
 due Ceremony ci owned at ./^i a, by the Name of J.-.tivliecr, 
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 'fMfl^o IfinR I'ctilcd on tlif Throne, Ivf^iin hit ReiKft 
 with A(S, of (Ja^r, ami li» the Mvilutun ol *«fi-(i 
 ("iMK, (■..■'» /W<»if/('i«ii, aniloihcis c I tin Coiimil, ri- 
 rrivri hi< Son Sultan c'n/);'<|'-, aihl hi< M\'f)t[tttt H<i.lif' 
 Mfii/iuf^l; «iid (■ .JK ^/fwt, iniofavotlt; l>iii l/./>''*", lill 
 rcfting liisP^nlun li) he (xiinttrtiit, Ucil to HojJihI.y, 
 Viir Kciyot' ( 4/fc', hmOlil I'tiriiil, I'Ciiii; irrtain, thif 
 it he tt.i)ril |.<ni{ u Couit, lit- O.oiilJ Ir fiit lo IVa'Ii. 
 7it>,5'.T' h^il inimiiluir iicitin' ot liu Sun's tli|;iit, anil 
 liaiinv} tlie lUliKil »• i', tirll l)i Jcr^ i,t',ixer Men Jilt- 
 (rif, < j('tnn o( ht^ <liufil, Willi lii> I ur »■», tn piuliic 
 hull, .iiui iben rollowcU hiiulclt ivitli ^:< klfphJiili.Jii.t 
 S,"Cl" Mvn. 
 
 I'hr ]t^t(>r Primi- i ii» pnr'.i'nl, \v^^ .itt.iul lu' 
 
 fhouM It iiuJr a I'm i. i ; Ini' liicli iv.ii ilio li.ilK' 
 
 ol II ij.i,."-, ilm flii'v >. .11 , (jvttukc hiin I y htinn 
 I V'liriVs, jii.l on ilic yth hi )(i)t Ui 1 ,1'.., inffiulinK 1.. 
 i'ntir ihcCirtIr, I'lit /•/•"»/' i»»iiA.i», ihf Cinvirnoiir, ki]': 
 him nut. 'llic I'nn c, liaMim rwiiity ihi'iilJiiJ Miii 
 «• ill hilt), 1.1! .lurc.l to takr 11 by U ui-, aihl Ipi m ilm, 
 Wevki .ilxiu' 11, I'lil all iiiianii wlurciipon lir Irivi-s 
 '1'.', an. I rtlnlvnio nun his Failiri, an>l u,i\v limi 
 Battle marcr hmnc. In Ins iii.ui-h, lii- riicluil uni' mnli' 
 where >' imM»i /riv; Ijv in Amliiili yvnli 'co Horli', wli.i ! 
 fell nji.n liiin, li t I y ihi' lari' 01 ll-ij ,■■ In- w.iv runinl, 
 anil h.iil licit (,,,/ir Mi-;,',, with the King s Si.iii.lanl, 
 
 i-ordinnly did. In ihf Way, ihc vom..(? WlIow m,-i , 
 
 Mfl^,.,, l:th4->iiH n,ulff'%l)»\ifhta, .111.1 .Sill,-, loAll^fl. 
 ''_"«, Wf.i, mit hy a Wiraid, uhi> ml.l hit iiiii,> Sotm 
 of liotinluiiiRftrjind,, mhi. h l<» n .ilui iimni,ij(, 
 forhcmf, arrivrJat /<;",•, ihry w.n- wil., n.fj |,/«„.' 
 iM Stt,/,i„.,,, Ill,- M„ih,-, (J,i,.,.|i, .Hill lie liiiiK (ini ,|iy 
 intluA/y^ywiil.h,., Iittlcd.rl, 7<..'jr..-u in iiictr.iMi.,7,.., 
 Iilu-.l 111' hiT Vnl, ami hfiaim m .1 imWen In r.uil'id"! < 
 Willi hctlWauty, ilui In f(lll^hl nil iiuan. m iiuniiik 
 limUll 'n lur Ariu'lnrv I K .ul»;iiu.s I il ,„i.w l)i,\. 
 hit .li)ci'»id hail It, ami .i>ki lii> (vkhI will lot |u,' 
 K^nHonoiu, Wialih an.l ( nnini.iiul, 10 |i,r hiniUt' 
 ''//'■/'-""', an.l hit mlui hiiulrul, ami ni.itiu.l l.,t 
 uiiIliII V.hwmiy, .liaiij>ini>, Im N.imu' •hid .Vi, /.'■,.. 
 /I'';..» III N".»i^,,(, I.e. I'hc I i^'hi or ,'lnry ot lU 
 Cmiii. Ill liK An. outs wiih ihl» l.^nlv I'tinctH, hf 
 l(int I. nil' ^i.iti wiiluiiii ruMii'int! .inv I'lililuk liiliuf, 
 
 111 161 ■, llf>;. 79. amU.ili Ycai(.r7.i»;?-',v.\Rt,p„ «,„,..,, 
 .Sulraii Vir ,,1. ilic Prime was km VitcRuy of i, /„;!'''■•■ 
 '.", imlcrthc l'iiui,,n ol .Vuie:. .,•.-, luAcht.j,!..,,, 
 !.■ « iw/p.f, ami SIfhIri-Jr.i, Willi an Army ana.rft 
 /<.i./i;iY /<,r.u, or l{Mn,vr o'i KUiht.'t, *h.i at ihat' time 
 wai. I'toke uiit int.i Rihrllmi afainH luni. KUI'ir. 
 ''•"Willi (II Vnlh.riiiully. .md lor. ed n any 
 H.iljv and C'alllis Ikih i|i,,te iiiitanr.il le (»/..■;,■., 
 ihrnuuh ibc I nvy r.t loiiie at Court In wai 
 
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 crime iiitii lii> Aiil, |'ro,lainiiii«ih.il ih. Knit; was at li.iml, '''',•1'"' ' "/ iiiaile (Jeiural in hu Plair, wlm I'u u.uuil 
 thcK 1 p'v Army lia.l luen 1)11111 ninir.! j hut ilie Kini>\ iheWar yiiili i,ie like .Siuiels, h.r he li.u /;..,.( 1,. , 
 arrro.i.h hei^at I'lu-h terr.i ir, tli.it .;../,.. /{' •, wliulfiio t'li. ludHiir'e at Vi/f.>.i,-,.,, ardtmk >>.i:f»w, lii.llrci.!,! 
 the Primi s C.^!oll^«, lOHjrdK threw them away, aiul I allli, froin him, vihrrtin l^r Ituml Piirei t I'iomi'i 1 
 HrJ u'n. fe l.xamrif ih-' ti'lt ot' the Annv tolunviiin, | an.l main rago.!*, « hull hail ftii.il tlierc. amll'ien.Si' 
 ilie Prine way left deliiuelels, and his lkpRa>- iViJe.i' r"'l'iii"iilly adntid Cur alir\e ,i thoiiiaril Years. 'Ij., ;,. 
 hv the t .luiniv I'. ,y ie. lit .aiiied to be I ,iriir, and iiiied in tlnii i.|,uf abiii 
 
 Vim,?.; • svas lo lenlible .'I iliis ji.vhI hip, that m nii- |' niliiiii> Mo;.iiip turthr M.si ihwi.w Ih voiidii. 
 hV^'x nifiv ot this Dcliicraii-. he Imilt at r,i.t->> a Caltle, )■"?,■'<■■ \\cAxmy. if this Niw>, km .-ii ;.//■ /mm |ai., 
 iiii«.i.\„Toia''.l names i( \-\nirf<,, ajilini;, alter a lairlla/ai, a (katc- 1 tmilai ilianks. ind.iiiiR Inni n. Hay n while in f;/in,.i,'i' 
 •hrvi.i..). |y Molqiicaiid I'ala.e, aii.l tailinf! i' in ; '.u tliat hid the ^ t 1 ixtitpare the RaUa!l> Raa- uf (.Vi u s and /l.-,'..i(,^ 
 Wn'ir honi i^fiei.l. It ha.! l>', this nme lr:mnphcd oier "'i" roUrd the ( ,!/f//,i'., and lived upon ilu Spoil ,;.' 
 all tlic Titifs of /../.-•. , ralVcncers. -^i'./.,/ dilipently obeys his Mallei .Vlj.lii, 
 
 I he niiietable I'lin.e, al'er this defeat, King ai'.oiii- ' tciretsitirni out of ilnir H.ilcs Hew their ( al".aiii;:,i,' 
 (•ini. J with ll.i'Inilfi, Aiiui (<.ii:;fr, an.l (''vw lU.ir li;i,' afier (everalSkinmnios an.l liappilv hndinR t'lifi'.i alfem- 
 fly to /..)/ i , wheie K'-./,'- Ilaid, hut tlie .Sulran. yvitii HeJunetinK, talKiipnn ilieni, and llew h.tif iheir Kali 
 A.I. /'./!•!, rroiFmR theRi-er. labour i.s .irrive wi'h faleiy I'le, with / ,t, -C'l.e.. their Rinp-|ca.!et, whi.l', Hra,! I,. 
 .It H->r.'i, aCalUcrepi- I Imprepnal le ; hut as ihcv f'O' 10 -4»,i.y.t './.•, where, as a tenor to I'mhKcbVh i' 
 
 • paP.cd ihi- Ri'cr ■/,•(•"'■, "'"■fca.licTiiiis U'aterinen kept ....---«i - , ., .. ^ , ■ 
 
 ihem between Decks, ami Lroiijilit them iiiio the I', uer 
 of (V(/r»./-. /awn's Sons, wli.., withont delay, lonyeye.l 
 them to 7 •"'<;''«■ . The Kini",, oier-ioy.d with this gi.pd 
 h mine, iei;rns r^ / .•■''"'■. where he hrll put i.'i Ucatli 
 many Om^.i's, the Frincc'sho'luwet-s, Imptiloncd //.i/7 1.- 
 I'.-.i^n-UP'.i, and .It.iiii lii.l:c\ alter he had pnh'ick- 
 
 ly DilgraeeJthein, and fommitteJ his Se>n t,iihe Cello- I'env.n, 
 <iy of T^arti'i'^.i'ci;., talle.l after M/thcl>.-i-cl t^>', i. e. The j '■''"''''' a 
 
 w as let on a I'mai le. Hut Clt.iK.^ln a>: in he. n , tho l-,r 
 wait..! all oppormniticb of Comineft, yvasdili| poin^-d 
 throiifjh the I)iu-oid and Lnvy ot fome 0(ii..i ; m hi» Ar 
 inv, and therefore aciiiaims the \U[\ul wiili it, .lelinnf, 
 hull to fend one d' his Son* down to hiii', that the ■\r' 
 my mipht he awed by his I'refcnce. 
 
 J.iHi; .;..•,-., after conlideration, fends his Srn Sultar<. , 
 
 Beloied I ord 
 
 But Ins ryraniiv wonl.l not lliflet him to li\ 
 
 hut after obfiTvinp tlie I'liideiKe of ,. 
 andJiisFowet, he I'pecds t"A/i«- .;/(») alter him,' 
 
 my. i/.ii,- 
 
 1 yvith 4roc Men more, to rcinlcree his Ar 
 
 not lufl'et hini to live Innp | ///f"' was no fooner eoiiie to B'.imfoir, hut he imrea; 
 *rotn., f,. ^vithout I-neirics, for Ionic of his N.ibles of the hii^hell C'.(',,;,i«h,(, J.iciitenanr ot A;/imi, to joyn ivith him , an.l 
 
 low ah an Army of 6:occo Men, and 600 llcpliaii!,, 
 penetrates iiiio the heart tif D,\w, burning and 1 lundet- 
 nil? as they lift with.)iit relil»an.-e. The A. ^ Kinf,,, 
 allonitlied attheleNunibers, and unable to relil), t-ii> . 
 toandtro, and liavinf; had fome I'mall Skirmillies inS' 
 vain, .IS h:s Aiiihullies alio proved, he tied to tlie CaMle 
 lA Ditl.il'^.t, contriiinj; 10 ri.l his Kingdom of thim hv 
 Siiatagem, ivhi.li he thus luai.wged : He yuiies lonn 
 Counterfeit l.etieis from the Hr.l^cn about 'i.inrui'f 
 Court, Lontaiiiing a private AJve'rtifemcni of the .«.- 
 X*-/ s Death, and t'i,f,,iH'b .Advancement to the Throne. 
 Ihefe he gave to a Crafty h.o.ir.r.n, who traycllini; a. 
 if he ame Irom /(i;,^, ivai taken as a Spy. His I.ei'irr. 
 
 t'il7,^,'(,*I ' R.mk, e.'v Mh'^i C-yctf, (brother to .■llj.iph'j,:,.) 
 •mi. A/i'^rt .V'wi-.t./m his C'oulin, ^ti'^iih'etiill.i, Mii^^^li.ifjni- 
 
 /..■.', I.K'l.ur'r and A/.'..;'- i', conlpired to murder 
 
 liini as lie pafl'ed o\er the Mountains to C'.j/'h/ ; but ihc 
 
 Kinj, tho' lufjieiilinp v\ci fueh delij;n, yv,-is lo well piianl- 
 
 cd, that [hey durlt not attempt iheir Villanoiis purpofe. 
 
 Ye' werf they difovered toy.i;..Wrfi, by (;../i>rf /'cA,-;, 
 
 and/.V/.z-idix /) V ,»/ the King's Treafurer, was.i.euled 
 
 of aififfinn them with Money out of the King's Tualury. 
 
 The King was tfruek with fear at the News of 11, but 
 
 throwing u oft by Mii\.tOml;A:c\ Advice, he appre- 
 
 hfiidcd the Confpirators, and without delay commamU 
 
 them to be Executed. Kr/iwi.tx />«.>/ w.as fpared upon 
 
 the payment of iccocc Roupecs to theKinp tor Ins 1 ife, being read, fo allonilUd the General, thar he iinmi- 
 
 but diftharped of his I'lare, and tontiiuii to /).'(rwf. Jiately divnics the Army without any CcnUiliatioii, 
 
 . '''.MS Houfe. j quits Inch plates as lud Carrifons put in them, .ind with 
 
 'jlnn l«'ix'''-' remembring his dan-jer in goinit to Crtiw/, confuled hallo inar.hcih ba.k into their own Co.imry, 
 
 .i:>.<iF)tiWhirh he believed ro procee.l from his Son fi./J'rDf.com- I Sultan I'^'m to ll,mipne, Abdu!-d>f.it to 1'm.i;, an.i 
 '"■^'''•' iiiands his Son's Eyes to be put out svuh jliiie of //(•.<;; /(/f»//-c/jj/i towards Wi'i,r, giung ./m/r. an ealie te-a.> 
 
 but one Eye, through the favour of the I'jylon, ri tain'd ! mittanre into his I'owiis and CJattles, which othctyyife 
 
 a little fight. He alio ordered C/un-///cm, t.'w//'m(.'s , he could iieier have recovered 
 
 Father- in-Law, to be clad m loaihfomc Rags, and being As foon as J.niglccr heard of the Irak, liewai annry *i. 
 
 broiigh' into the C,n\.'i-c'rnii, that all the Ow/e.i'j lliould , with them for their Credulity, and femis M.i/r/.-;..M;;"" 
 
 fpit on his Beard, to be manacled and call into Prilon, i Covernour in Urrwp.rc, where being leeeived loy fully, "' 
 
 wheie he remained two Years clofe Prilbner, till by the • he employed his Forces in lubduinp tifnir, and ilicn In- 
 
 imrortunitiesof his Wives he was releafed. vadts Uc.aii as tar as Vru/y, wht-ri' .-li .inl-il.w tiad lieii 
 
 In the Year liop, Cununii, another of J.if.^/jiti sSods, witli hisAtmy the Y' ear before, returning loaJeii uith 
 
 with his Friends, to fecure his way to theCtoyvn, pre- Spoils and Viilory to R,^mft»r. 1 Ins Sucecfs iraiic 
 
 I, n eic 
 
 (ic'«ri, 
 
 vailed yvith his Father that his Brother's Sons might be 
 Chrillned ; which was a.eordingly done by the Jefuitj 
 at /?,^'.<. .Soon after, ■"i'^ {1 Owif ..(-,)? being Apopkdick 
 
 amends with ]/:>:^hee, for lalf Y'car s failinfis. Aleut 
 the fame time R.nmt Hjiiie.i, tired tvitli many Battles and 
 piirlnits, prdents himfcif, Son, and many Ciihs, imio 
 
 left his Office, and Tfi.'.im./rtn was made Vice-Roy of,' linn ; auuiip yvhi.h was an fciei ham valued at a limi- 
 flfw^rt/, in the room of Cmopd-r, with an Order to lend dred thoul'and Roupees, rubmitiing all he had to liii 
 upi4/ffn-.-'w»'»Fi*!mly Piifoncrs tohijn, ivhich he ac- 1 Diij'wUI. The King, by Cidiccf McJMUon, accep'.i 
 
 htm, 
 
U- >UHIl(l WhlllW .Mrl,. 
 
 Itl, .111.1 .Sidi'i [0 Alltfl. 
 till mltl lilt iiiJin ,S(otit» 
 (oi'ii atui i4ni(' II) 111,; 
 Mir wi'li.iufil |.^ /^„.' 
 
 .Hill lie Ullld ,„H ,|,y 
 
 , ViriF' i-.r in ilifiriiMi,i7j. 
 II .1 liiiliK'ti III i.niittiiul 
 nil iiituih III iiiffnuti- 
 
 ||\;|1UIS / ll till 1)1 /).<ii,r(, 
 
 Ills (:nOil will lot lu, ' 
 
 nmaiiil, lo In r |}ifif|„t' 
 
 ■iiln.l, aiul m.iiiiul Lit 
 
 II N.imc ■111') ,%/(/;■,,. 
 I ijlii Of ,'liify ol tilt 
 111* lonlv I'linftU, hf 
 iuf .iiivriiiilkk I'lilKtf,. 
 L-at 1,1 7.i«'?'V.-,'jRi,pn/"' 
 Ufil \i(C.Koy 111 (,!,,,,. '■'■' 
 /.-.•'.•", 3l\A<:l^».}rhr 
 
 With Mil ;>itin aRa.rft 
 I)./.'), ^ho .11 t| ji'iin,,. 
 af.iiiiU liiin. MJ.if, 
 
 III rornil natiy liicn^ 
 ini:iii i;>l |i //„!/,■(, . |>i,, 
 in Ik wJ'. iii.illnl, .mj 
 
 Flaic, Mhu I'Kk.iiiul 
 
 li't III- h.it A','.,.) u, , 
 •nk >i. 1 :(■'.», 111. jlld,!; | 
 i-iiiul Pi/flU I'lirt.l. . 
 icil ilii-rr. ,iiul liinSr 
 ihoiiMril Ytars. Ij,, ;,. 
 Ill in ilitii |i|,uf .ibn, 
 i.iii 111 vntmii. 
 Hi, Ifiu .■U.liil-.hii lai.'j. .,, 
 ta> .1 wliilr in (!ii uu 
 
 (,'i i>'.s ami ///•(.;., If... |. 
 ivi-il upon the Spoil 1)1 ' 
 i>v Ins M,iltcrsl)i,lu,, 
 llcw thi'ir (.',ip'.aiii;.,i,r_ 
 piiv hndinR tlifhi ;ii|rr 
 mil llcw li.iltihcir Halv 
 ailiT, wlii.r, Hr,n! !„■ 
 triDi to I'lidi KcKIs r. 
 ?!•' A>: III he. n , tho |-,f 
 liirH, \v3silil.i|poiiiii-d 
 
 fonii- Ow'.i 1 111 111, Ar 
 Mnyiil Avitli 1!, ilclirini; 
 ii\ t(i hill', that tht .Ar' 
 
 (;hap XKl. Sir Tho Herbertf Tr.tvcls into Alia ^wV Africa.c**'- Afft 
 
 
 I„v, 
 
 finils his Sen SultarVarr 
 
 if riiiiii-iKc ot' .Vfi.. 
 
 Cl'/)n-.lfcm alter hiiii, 
 rrc hi. Army. (;.i), 
 uw/'i-if, hut 111- inuut 
 o joyn with him , ai;,1 
 , anil 6c Mcpli.iir., 
 
 hurnlng .ir.,l pluiiiiir- 
 :<.-. The /),■.« Kirp,i> . 
 iiiiaMu to rcljit, tiio-. 
 • liiiall Skiriiiillis in''- 
 
 he tli'il ti) tlicCaltle 
 KiiipJom of ihi'iii |iv 
 
 ll : Ht- \\r:cis tuim 
 ./ijfn about J.ii.f'ir '< 
 cmfcmcm of iht .^fi- 
 cnictit to tlir Thror.i'. 
 Vii;, who travclhni;j. 
 as a Spy. Hiil.iiirt^ 
 iicr.il, that lip lull. I- 
 lit anv Conliil!a:;oi:, 
 nit m them, .iiul wuli 
 
 their ow n Co.imry, 
 t!-cl<e.n to i'/ii.i;, anii 
 Hmlrr an ealle ti'-ai> 
 les, which tihi'uvilV 
 
 ■ 'Iruk, hewaj angry *i- ■■ 
 
 1 I'l-mls A/.i/f/.-.'-.ijr"''" 
 ing ii-ceivcd jo^tully, 
 5 jii-(.i', ami ihcnln- 
 
 li.iiil-ch.vi had lnii 
 turning loaJiii with 
 1 his Sucicfs iraiic 
 irs failinf;^. Al'iitt 
 icli many Battles and 
 nd many (lif'rs, unto 
 nc \alucd at a liiin- 
 ig all he had t.^ h;i 
 f Mcdiauoi), acifp;- 
 
 hi:i>, 
 
 him, and hcanily totgtvr< Inm, tniliracc* him, nrii-tihi* 
 |).iii||hU'T 111 Matru);r to hu Sun, ami tiiuiiu hiinlhc 
 (i.Airnnurr nt P- imu.if!, (I'nm't Ciim.iryl (tJifC''-, 
 iiid other pl.itc*, h'li hi- fonn alter died, and waiLuiie.l 
 n (he SepiiK'hrri of his I'rogcniioti at i'/->(.>r with much 
 t'etfitiony . 
 ,,.i* y.i«i;''f" h»viiift f'litlit ll Months in Plcarurc 41 Al<i«- 
 li •"- '1-, depatn 1(1 .(>/. /.M^»/, whtrr he tritiov d ./W«'-c/n» 
 ;', 1(0111 thai Imv. iniitent, and lent him Vr c K'jy ol C',i;i/ 
 aii.l \ ', . I le iliii difjlaicd CI nhen ( i'j.rtiioiii of 
 C/iiiJiiif, ind inadi' /li..'i, •,/'<« I'lm-iiiaiiJii then. I' •■ 
 .Ii4t-<i III wasall 1 tViii filiiccccd /yi/<ti«-..i 1 m flrdjii.', , 
 II svhii iiiiie <'yt"in-i''rii, a I'litinui/in, ssitli a iiuiiii-- 
 init. Armv, |M:liip,cil /J.ift<(r, iho Mctropolu 'jI it. Ik- 
 in.l hibiiiiin 111'/, Willi i',-n Men, ijasc 0;m.i>i Hat- 1 
 I r, hilt I'V rral'jn of a Mid hh phant in whieh 0{».<;r 
 roll, /,■ ./mi ■'■•ii'i was difiTiniinti'il iwA imiined, and 
 ilie \/i;;;'<.''iH'ir':es ilik-oiiilned ; Imii l>y a lliaivie i;iancr, 
 4 wrmiideilMauihtiiltin^ Oii"rtPitht0UKli with liisl ame. 
 IS lir palfed I'V, the C/i'mid leing dlll.eairiiid Hcd, and 
 the .V,' ..; not only ri-iovtred /)/'-.-t, hut iiua.lt-O^- 
 /i.dd'.st'oiimry, and lakini; hu Wili; and (ihildrinCap- 
 fn« ii'tiirn »•> ''jl ■«, loa'!i-'i will Ills VVi.ilth, ./,./,,. 
 i.ir/i I'litip arrived 111 7 Weeks in his(i"Vi riMiunt of 
 ^•'id' aiidc.i/,'i, firif ijiiie'ed .iiul delfroyedth'^le Iw.irin. 
 ..,1 Ri'belliiiii '< 'I'lHeot-, will ll till that tinn- had intclled 
 ih'i'/i' I'lris, fellini{ In inaiiy of ihem as pail the Charges 
 i>l [lie War, and Icvelliiiji the moll dcU-iilil'lc I'll es r j 
 'he uTornd. 
 . ,., (r:i!-.-i;.-in at the fame 1 line Went I' nihalTiidor ro ./■ • 
 I 'if l/ii, the hmprror ol / i'/i.i, hiavrly atieiuli.l, ar I dil 
 p.ltiliM Willi (iiti. of meat value, r ,. 11 (hilUof 
 ihoi e I.iiien, 1 of luli Saljir., .iiid I'afjiieis u nil llalis 
 nl prci I'Jlli .Stones. //,.'.. eiilertaiii'd hull IKillv, With 
 Fealtinn and .Sporfs, and difiniUil hnn with I loimvir, 
 pii-k'nt'ii(; the M •ti! with ^'.o Horfe., : Mules, ^o" 
 A'lis. 1 V nromedaries, iS Chcils of ih.-)i c Cari>ets 
 nd He.-ars, .'.j Camels I.1 id of Vi'/ i./i Wine, and oof 
 t^nnfeivcd I)ati'!), I'lltaho'ii, \i;, which were ae.ena- 
 I'Il-io y ii.'jVi-', who thai Year took a proi^iefi tor his 
 l'lvaUiictoC'"^;»ii' I-, lia\inptirft rfinovcl Ati! fl'i!.:l.iii 
 lio;n Hr.niifit r, fi the ('oiniiiand of V.'-bul and ilifn/^a. 
 , (',i('/,.', called hy /'(.''■/ (m/.c-i, is I;.nin.^.ed on the 
 ■■' 'North bv''.i.''r.i/i(<, oil the South with .V.'i.m, on the 
 l.ill with' .i/,'.'''.i i-and K.r'^t: , and on the Will withilu- 
 Kiier I'hlui. ll is a loKI, wiivly and barren Country, 
 ixifpt where the Kiver .%-."/< (called bv I'to: f<ii C->/i, .'nd 
 l'\ others Copiii) waters the proiiiid. The f irv Cilti! is 
 lii'iabitcd by Hiim («;. Tlv I I-.niles are low, and tlierc 
 in no IJuildinps remark.ablr in it, but foine Innsan.l two 
 (.'altles: in Oil' ot whuh Kiiij- Ihlf, ilieCreat Ciraiiii- 
 tather of .7"',:;''eei-. was bdrii. .Sultan Cu/i :\; at hi, 
 latlici- 'i depai f ure, was taken from the Cnllod y of .-ij'.ipi - 
 ■ urn, and itillkcd to r.i.r. - Irl .fi, but l.ion .liter, by the 
 i-cthvalionof ihc Qjicen and f/Ti/'/.-i'-.rM, b,- wa« put in- 
 ■othe keeping of f •';. 1 1 ow, hishiiiiiloiisBrotli--r, to whom 
 ,■• I'lu ^^' y^'-' ^''^' ilicCi^n-ima; ! of .\:o.-'-> Horfe, and beini; 
 • «*i attended with many Old' 1', hallrcn< him totle. C'onipicii 
 ^■" ofOi-. I', wi'li Orders alio to barial' the Kinnd.ims of 
 Cfl.-jii.U and l''Jc.:f ir. fir neglcilfinf; to pay their Yearly 
 Tribute of i pound weight (>f Diamonds. 
 
 .V-iout the fame time '^m^l-', made ('Ac/' Citjcm I.ieu- 
 tinamof llc-?.il, and liioii after l-.hrf.l'ini-L.tmi, Qiieen 
 .\j.»«,i//»Coii!iii, svas railed to the famel'oft. 
 
 In l6li;, ll-p. 10;^ ,;■//;.'- ./^if.'-f.iiTO fut^ ceded B^- 
 ij -. jii-H ill il,e Command of ('j)ij.il'<r ; Ctmi-Jel.'.w was 
 conftituted Lieutenant of M:i!r.'.n, .Sultan P/trrvra oi I'l-.- 
 ■■'-.-'I, and /(_i..':;cir /f.-'.'/i';;;'' "'"..'i-'.-, and .'f/'./;./-.>iiri.. Go- 
 vernors of Ci.'/'/. Thefe Gosernors aifill Ch'|(.--»j ill hii 
 li\pcdiiii n iiuo Hfciir, whiditlvy nunaped with futli 
 Care and Sii. jcf;, that they loon reduced liifir and 
 J:.'/jii./v-', buniinj; and t;ioiliiii; ail the Country as far as 
 Kr'k', where Itood the King of /)r-.-/:)i's L-rlf I'a'ace, 
 which they di.iiolillieJ, and eru-icbini; themfelvei witli 
 ,,„.„ylli Spoil and Tre.iUirc. Cunooi:, exalted v. uh this pood for- 
 t--'.;i'Sij.- tunc, commaiid.s his Army to call hnn Sij'Jrh.ni, i.e. 
 '■•' King of Hearts ; ant being Emperor in his osvn Opinion, 
 calls his b'yes upo:. hii l-ather s Diadein. His Inipnlon- 
 cd Brother biiaine a ;;riil uiliiin. ai:d he Icigns Sicknel- 
 and Milancholy, diat lie might lliv up lome to in-juire 
 into the Caufe. and f-irward the Cure: Cinf^a/in^ was 
 Iv'twardefl in this pu-ie of Flatter j', ar.d liy aciiuaiminp, 
 the M.iijic/./,i,j with the Dili ale, lalily put /<<i/e.i iJ^),- 
 (-■Vr,:, ■'•, a notorious Villain, upon the Undertaking. This 
 ■ i-jlti Kiiflin, ai Midnight, i;ix:« to f./i/i- c 's Chamber, and 
 pretending a i\lcllac;i- from his Father for hisDcir eraii:e 
 •ienunds idmi't.iiue, but the Prince fulpec'finy ilicTrea- 
 k 11 reluk-s, but he broke in, and after much Itiugghng 
 Stiaiv^lcs liim. C'i(//)/.'r's Wife, C,mn-.ll-»i\ Daugha-r, 
 ..'/iiiiii;^ 10 vilit ]v:v. in the Mortji;)^, hivh limi dead, aiwl 
 
 hv kii brutffJ faie knew hr Iij4 betn Murd<te4 , 4<. 
 which Ihe HllcJ not only hei Houfe, but the City v«iili 
 Tirr, w, f)i thi. horiibl.-Treafiii. futucn was (ldpi<t 
 ed, but being lenioved out t,l the Cit* for Ins health, 
 aixl icturning a- ilic News ofCi./Ii-r.-s IX-ath, Ihewed (u 
 much j;iKt', th.it many were indinJ to believe hnn 
 Inno. int. 7411; .,, . wl.i> ftill reiaind fonir l-aiheily 
 Atleilfiun, cMli-rtlin'.l the News ot ( V.'iw'jDeaih with 
 muchanxiccy, 4lid wioti a I.tcer '.iriUK-n and histiw, 
 "<'i, lliat he svoiild make 4 diiiti inituiry imo ihi laiil ■ 
 of It, and if any Tk ifon wcrr founJ, svovl.l leienge ii 
 oil till 111, sshcn he hall flip., -fed it. He wuh.il com- 
 nuids the Hoilv lu I e duv; up again. ai. 1 bv Iruui;!'! 'o 
 I i.tb.t!j , loLelmcii. 1 111 hik Moilier'iMoitmem' H.- ?.»•»•, 
 4llo(ciit foi Ci'ii.-.i It, ai.J hisalllisked l).iiii(htii, iiil""'i- ••" 
 takesihemlor lii.ioiillainC'wpani'jii,, cf wh mi ha '^X'l," 
 
 yil.H Katiied how ii » waj amlliuy 10 fi'//"..'si.jv'.,',' , 
 
 I'laili, ho lorihwitli eniaiU li.e Imperial Ctowii upon 
 Sultan H„ii.h, 01 /I.,.., O/i... ■,Soi,, niii-sbimth.- 
 Command ot itmhoularj Hi^ik, j,.d ..,miur.s him 10 
 die Tuiii.in of C/.i>.-/;'.-«i hisGiaiLllathir. (.•iir.i,« per 
 leiuiigtlic Miirlerddujvricd, .iiid himl'elf ilifregarded. 
 butll out iiitii open Kcl e'lioii. .;;,/(,/.. ,ii»h feeing" his Jr. 
 Ilgn, leivis the Army, aid tl-cs to lis Covcinineiit .it. 
 (''■>, but the A/...;., was anay with him, and made- 
 him to tctuni ; yet wnliin a little time he wi, r. filled, 
 and li-M t'l the Reliel u)' C/iiiJrlo', sshuli was beiiege.l 
 by ..'. I'.ii King ft .' ^ , ivh'j pretended it vir, a Mem- 
 ber ol his i iiipiii, iui tho' .l\i./-, .:«>;, the (jincrnour, 
 dell-nded it bra-ily, llie /'f7..»»o sveu lo biisk .ind refo- 
 lute, ihat thes fouk It btfoie he 10 lid get tliiihei, an ( 
 f ' lie u-tiiriicd to l..ilfr to ■?iw//'ci-i, who Kccivcd hni' 
 kindly ro:withilaiidiii_ii the lots.' 
 
 (./Hii/.i. lies III 34 l)eg. of Northern [ atitude, and '^" "^ 
 i/iol l...ngiiiide. It ha-Ji .-/m.; on tf.e U'cft, ,-/'.«i/«/.i ' 
 01. 'ill bomh, S.-:.iih,, of Old .tiled ii.i..'i.r, on th-.- 
 Nori!,, 'rhe Ceiiiiitty lowaida the SwU'.h 1,, realonably 
 F-'ri;iiiid, anl abounds with moll thing, necellary , bu. 
 by lealonot ill • many (.lara\atw that travel bafkw.-.ids 
 and fjiwaids I'i'jiii /■•^■I'l to f'l- /J/i, all forts of I'rovihon 
 IS dear, and i!;e lalVage, by rcafonof the- ihicsiOi rmitui 
 and .Ji.i/';, boih iha'-gealle and dangerous Tin; Ciiy 
 is not I.'.r;;r but llioiig. pir-ly bv Wall- on llii; Soiitli 
 iiid r-:.i(t, and partly I y ihelliilsi 
 I he Subuibs .ir- large, .^nd atd I 
 ii''hiiigis waniing but go.id Water, fir thai ilu 
 
 I'.heNVnh and Welt, 
 uity t.) ilieCity, ant 
 
 e.aiid 
 
 ail die way to S'^'' II .111'/, .ix l;p,:!,iii, m. bra.kiih. 
 
 ;t.i '.;:;/'/-?', itiiatiiated by thi: Ciai'iy peilw.ifi'iii .11. 
 .■IJJ.i/'i-i/:iTi:, f n Is him iv.tli a | crcmptory C.iiimaii.I l" ' '"•• '"' 
 the Tualurer of ./i; -, to rciiio'e hs lieaU're 1 ) / il , '.',',i,'.'" 
 where iu- then relidcd, and iiiten.icd t'j lontirui lei a'--- 1 ... 
 time. tfi'vi/.i/-.-'Aj'', tlie Trealuru, ■ ^.tll.lt 1114; 'h- '' ' 
 lengtli and dai.gir of the Wa-,-, would ,\: lirll li.t;.!!' ' " "^ 
 Credit his Maiter s letter, but .it leiyih being fitislie.i 
 ot the truth of that, fell to dill'wa.le .•"/:.'.' ns/,- fn 111 
 urging it, but in vain, the Order imid bcLibeved, and 
 to the I'lcaUircr fi limits. While things were prt-)'.irin'_/. 
 .ItT-ni-.m-n I'olts .iway a Iwift Mclliiiger to liis.Siiniii- 
 lawr/ir,-,/, .nisilnip hini to lav an Ambulli between 
 -/lo.i and Dr.- to intei.ept it. Ihe Prince losfully r.- 
 ceived the New s, and fending for all his Olliecrs ti,;..' 
 hH Ciovernmer.t, with their Forcis, which ma le ,in Ar- 
 my of feventy thoufand Horfe, nnr, he ; toward., Mti:.i'. 
 
 This City .'s Icitcd on the fi.ie d an Hill, on v.-lu, li .v/nu 
 It.iiids a sery ItrongCaftie, which u as well the tVna- J'^i-i'i'-'. 
 ment as Uetem i: of it. I lie Wall that enconipalli's it i, 
 near hvc Miles in Circuit, nnd the Palaces, l-onrelU'i 
 and Temples, are fulh an.l beaiitilul. In one of tlii: 
 Temples four Kings be Entoii.bcd, of whom Cl hh-T.-I.-m- 
 was the Fouiilei. It h.is a Tower, which is clcva'.- 1 
 170 Steps, fuppurtel wi'ii MalTy Pillirs and adorned 
 with (latcs and Windows very oblcrvablf. Cwir.n lia 
 vinglfayed two days at l.-xr.p:,,-, marches with great 
 lialte to h'citipi'C, and thai before /-;.- ■■I'.ti- hr.n kii.-w lie 
 was in the Coiinir. ; but now drawing nearer him, the 
 watchful Trcafurer foun had notice of his approach, and 
 i.-alily lulpeiiling the danger, unloads Ins Camels of ihciv 
 
 ipiecmiis Buidciis, conveys it into tlwCaltle, and h.nini; 
 
 jlortily'd 11, lends J/:H,;;/ji-.-/ word of Ins Son's 'Ir.iiti'' 
 
 , tuns illHI.tioil. 
 
 I 1 he King was aftonillied at the News, an 1 prcfenily f.,,,., 
 I lends- every way ten Alliftaiue, whiltC'wm. h, wirii lii,4;i.u .; ..-^. 
 |wholc Anny, pielents Innifelf before ./i^..;, making liu'i 
 laDravo, as il ilwcrecaiie to coiiipu-r it, fettmg /<.l..■^«.• 
 i^lci;■IHl/I«/e t.) aD'ault the Caltle ; but I'.ri'-h .- .i, de- 
 liroustoS.acrtli' e his bell tiideavours to evprefs his l.oy- 
 laliy 10 the King, atfonled him lucli an bnrcitainment, 
 Itliat after three hours dilpiite, he wis lorced to rctrear 
 vi'h rhe lofs ot 50 Men. liui 10 rever.ge Inmfelf upon 
 ihe I'l.ice for this Dil'-'iaa-, h'.- pluiidcfj. ihcHoules o" 
 
 
432 Sir Tho.Herbcrt'/ / raveh into Alia am Ati ica,cr< . L ilx jjift^iH !^ii 
 
 ( ll'i t . 
 
 Iiicti uiH. ,1*1 i< ha.l *nv Booty in ihem, iiul i»n'li »l>n»» 
 lo I.rtk uFK iiprcifrnm AjJ,ifl<-\hM,, t^/iixK lOJ", *M'l 
 
 < n'n-M bctna ilir.ippoimcH of hi» F4th(fi'»Tr<'»iiiii , 
 U4. iwi ycl *it]ii)(it III punl' (tiifiii^; lii» Kiii(?>li)ni •'"I 
 
 I _*• I. . I... I ' ...... I. 1 I . ...ik 111 
 
 ►irtiihi^i ht'jnng o( h\% hitlu't « in.ut.h unviul. hiin. wiih jh 
 
 III- cniaininl it HU^MuUm, fcLuuiln In n. ,(,,„.;, ,,," 
 liul C«;i4t<gtuiifty ittciulcd ihc vuiii ii|t o) thi tnc' 
 
 it 
 
 "ft 
 
 WtiU-frf»« fefcivtd liilrll m'ti.i' of ilK-ir Piicrpmi, i; 
 it ^Humcgrit, jii.l in liiriitiil tii»ii'ui anHMiiit* iluiii'**- ■ 
 "' III' li'iii.iiK i I'll' aim hcjiiiiii, Imiw |)i< hi; iIu I ,i,i„y 
 Army irom /<//i/ /"!»«, rrloNn ti> (;nc him iViiilc, Jml 1V4>, imlr,Hiiiirii| lo iiij k tlxMii m ilir hiiir, |i i |., 
 fo 111, ciunije lin Vilvlirt., JoiiWc* ihi't H«\, wiili pt'V j v.iiu, lur tlit) iliKuvrriil tuii'. N' «i Uay In rduld ,! n, 
 tflUiii'"- of i-«tf4oriliiury KiWiinl if tliiy KHiiinniil Unlit, .iml 4 lurJin^ly lui.iii>( ilnnU.I liit Aru y ,ni,i 
 fiiilil'iil 1(1 hiiiii VViiliin hti' tU)i ilii'v cjinc near ra. Ii, iliiri-l'atu, i iic ii> "/»(«-irf»i ant i,-,-/,7 ,, aiifuii, , ,„ 
 oiliir, brnvctll l''ifi')/(ii J jihI /v », aiij (.'Kironii Ui'lllg irv.l.- nni,, M.niir atiJ •'<ii»ri -(.'i i > linl ilic tlunliu 
 If iiiiw iio iiitio tij ilally, ioniiiuiii)« /(^iifijci- /)ii/;i''"i<''''.| hiiiili'il', tiv iiutilict to ^irtr i .r ^ml /', ,;;,jr.^ wlnrv 
 \M'liS -. Horfi', to ennipi' li » l-.uhir tally ili«- m «t i N''!*-*' ,.;i»>i, |ii% live Son,, two Sii'i>-iii-| ;iw, wiih ■, 
 Miiiiiif. li;;'itf. haMii(j. by Ali'"''-f-i".i'/'« i\iliii',|H"iU I.CHII,, till' linhi, ami ihiirnnl ///..'ki r-fw., f ,Vi, i 
 JiViiliil lii«.\rniv into tlirii: Unnailf*, iOiiiiii.iii linij oiiil I*, llui iluy tor ni hiiii lo ri'iip , put il m C„|.,(lry m . 
 pirt li iiifi f, witliHii/( 'H.--iiiK'J, iiMil yiMiig aluuiil tu liiforilir, »ii.| winiiuliil lii« liit lit| li.ini, yvliilmj 
 I'lu lo Si li.ill V; • >'. hi* yoiiiiRiT Son, intli AM/v.'r/ 'Im iay,i' iiiriial t (n n hiso«n liili'. I v- ,' ' »', iii iJn- 
 •Afi liii I icuiniaiit (ii'iiir.il, ami ili- ihird t > //,/m/-i/''<iji' iiuan n nc, wu iinli- ilnl an.! Itiiii ,inl fu,.'. ,.|>, ,,. 
 aiul V . -fir.' r.tf"ii« ot iimli lilK I l.o\«li>, It-nt t(i]ki'iiruliimi iiiil Hdk-j.tr I ; .ill wImiK tt.irj<« llrnilj (,,,1, 
 rjili Ciiiiiin.iiii.iir lull I i"kiiiol liisKvlpiM to wear iliat : li'rorimo ,/ ,(«/', ,\i,iiy, tiut in li M.iii lii'ij wlntl.ir |,„ 
 <l.i) tl.i iliiit Iwitcr fcnio t,i(;iiiifnt , '•'ncy .'I'J Iniii, iinl .//.(»/ iiic/i liimlilt u.i.'. d i,i'i| [o ;|^ 
 
 III K'tui.i'f-. pirlii.iMi III f:.>,u>i'i Ontir*. wiili ,i;ioO(, 
 
 Mil. lri«nll.Mll Jl Dcp S^MlM N.llllllllljilllil, ,_ 
 
 III 'In HtniiKi c t (,, ,1, .It, aikl !■, ;t pija . t Nou'. lUI 
 i« (c.iiil iii.\ Irmtliil Soil, w;ii(.-n 1 Iv ilu l\i\tt az-im 
 ;lr lliiuli iip,,M ,,ri ii-iii, f;tii, iw, v.hi.liir..ki' II i-.,,(mi'v 
 ulihk'ai » ililt.iM f, lull i<uf<l'iiti ;iii .iilvH 111,11',' 10 ,., 
 Wciiksol .\ir. ili,aii I, aim Jit In piofiiial.l.', Iiiswcl 
 I'u'l iiil. r.iili :i j', ,ul liiiilcK til I y I jrul uii.KSi'ii, |im 
 ihc BiiiMinj;, ur l,,w. 'I lie •• .,;f,' lia-li linm ihi, |»,,, 
 uiiii' \i.iiiy .1 Pnliiue (folic ,Slilli n, iwu |iiii.,lu,J 
 
 ^ i 
 
 i mr'fft {\\tt 
 
 m^^^ 
 
 t Jl ilv*il t 
 h'l Fallkf. 
 
 ' I'H fiiuri Bo.ly of Hiitli', . Ii.iri;is Itniliir.l' .\nil tlie Mcf^ui't 
 W'liip t'lirionlly, ;ls ili.l iillo din/iii'ii .ind ' ii m /i SUIi. 
 /"f.v/,'i,'s |'.1lt, ai.J /('.y/ilH-iU'rii, Wltll r/rij.(/', .ll/iih 
 I uf,.'>, I'di tlirt'c hours ilic IViml w.!!. iDiifimirJ vvi'.li 
 <i|iial hiip>» ari'l rilnlmii n, nil tli.' Violoiy .it lalt inji- 
 IK'.I foi'„irn-i//, for /; r/i',1 Hukf iiiii'l' li.ivinj! inailc a iti- 
 ril'lc SIliiiililiT (if llic A/c?/./'s I'jiiy, iiiul iMirinf; Jw; 
 'vi'.'.s Koy'al Stilt, iirriilcii linn as In* I'llf 'tiir j but a 
 
 XuhfiJo luiii; tliin in pu'lrii • with hn lUurl-Ax, , ., 
 
 f!,.\\\ the !{' ■',;.' fiulia blow, thai he b II down brr,iiliiin> and liMv ih'-ii l.nid Maiiio dyi!. 'or ShilJiivi*. 
 ' i'lit hiii Vnd Vv.th a I'l'.ifi'. Hii LVaih (Iru.k hn lob [wut /(.i «■>' and .imj.ln--, Iks liiroiiiU'.l r./,'..;.,,^,. 
 *'■ l.nvcrii ivnh f.i imuh inrnr, iha' not ■ onlidmnij ihc Ad •"'',/ i,,i, a Mil «■(,;•. Si, lit, lnj'lily reputed i y the Pi,i. T«ii ' 
 viiitigf »lu'y li.id tlicy llid, and p,aie the Mcij/i o|pni- I'le, who iii.ti«c llitir t'l li'riinaprs thiihit loailin « ih 
 fiii.iyit iady;nn lit.» r.ntrrd Men, and alirr a Ihurt Clum, i„a Sifine, toobraiiiC.hildicn, Ibaltli, \ViaJ,h, 
 I^ilpmc to u'Fainthc\'R*forv. Cu-n'-'i, in tin* uiui- a'ld wh.itiver they delitc. f.-'^j/rc . liutinp the lourtr 
 pi,:led h.tiinc, ibd ,ill heioi.ld by frniiiidsand thri'ati Broils r.ii(ed by i»i,,- n aiul .//,/«,'., .iip«, |,iv at I -t:,- 
 tokirp 111', .Vbn luj-eiher, irymp, ,ilond, 1 h.it tlio' /l.v- , ^''i", and bcnif; mm h dilplealij at tl'cm, cilii'd Sultan 
 /•,">»/.i;,/ w,isde,i ),iii' was aliie, .iiul many as good Offi- 1 ''«'n"<-J hi* Son, ,inil Oulns hiin to levy o,w F(ir.e>, 
 ittJ as he, b' I .ill hii crde.tvo'irs were in lam j they to pioleiute his liioiher («i™«, ard the Ow...'j li,s /V- 
 Mire Iri/cd iv.ih fuiha paiinuk fear, jh it «as iinpolli-'^'oi'iplnes I'icit ti h.tiing pici nhd with M.i!il-i-.i.j„ 
 hk to revoke them. | to )ayii inihhim, iiioicjaijauilt L„no>i with hl'i^ ihoi;- 
 
 C'ur.,'„»', in th;s dillref',, not knowing whrthei he had ' faiid Horle, by the way Inii'iitljiitd KUr^.i-Jnti, ,f'./„.. 
 letter pi i .iii 'u.. "i I: s Mlsfortuiic., ty (laying hnnfelt, ''ii'i'sSon. i'linon |i,td eail) imti. e of thel'eeiidtaiourj 
 i>r rtv, .If lalf aei:rpt5(.'.tfi;:.: •."..'* advice to retreat ; and i'> reduce liiiii, and leaving ,i;inc,r. Hies to ."jw.yu lo 
 f,i leJMtii; Ins BJt!>;.iKe and TrcaUuc to the Itiemics, he, di tuii his toiees, ndnlnns to bid liiin Hanli. 
 Willi Ui.iie tew Fiiit'Js I'.cs imo the dcf'.latc Mouii-! /'<citc.-> purlm> him wiih the lame dilinn, iiid lia- > : •, 
 tain* of .1" 11.. Ihc old ' .iM being !o Viilfoiious ving, after a lotii; n:ai h, ineri.iken lum, ;.ll luli, liiin "' . 
 j;iics to /(.It • , iilicri' Sultan I'cwf J, with a glad heart, and alier a n.oti dilpuie laii.iuiil.ii ihini, t.n', > liy ii).'"" 
 iiiieis him, i^ enngranilate IiaSu.-, cfs, which lb i heered 'o /(.iw/nr his oM Kece(iij.le. and from ihimc into 
 hi.- S;'lrii'., th.it he beciime te.irlcfs freed his Seranho's, ''.>••,•"' to •'•'■•/c'l-,;,;./,, /, vihu j'lailly wikfjiiied h in, ,iiid 
 opend the t.'alfle-p.V s, .ind U't^iiis lo -Solaie luinlell lejied liini in.Vi/,'!.', -T im, h t II, | hams ,iikl M n li- 
 w all ,\ 'fi ,( , the Light of his tyis, if nut the Ob)e(ft ot , mg lent lo lM:t.il u ro be liiaitered there nil he had fui- 
 lis ne\oiicM. |'li''f "liiJ* 'I'eiii. 
 
 This Voliiptioits humour of the /W,i(;u', gave a fair Siiltai) /'(-iirif/, aii.l Mhehct-ct ah, af.cr ilii, Rom,,. . . . 
 i-op''ortUlii'y to :ij.:pl<-.i<nti to mediate a Recondliatimii give 'Ji}'iyJ :ci ni t le ol ;lk'ir good Sii , efs, whitli uiscn- ;..,. '■,: 
 to Ci'i'O !, nnJ (o prevailed with the W.^jr, deliryus ot ^ teiiained by him wuli no leis ioy, than i| he had tri-'-'"' 
 1. ife, th.i'I.ettei.sof I.ovc and Forgivciieli wiredilpat>h- iini( lied over ilu Uioll daigiioiis hneiry ; but th s pica- 
 ed tron ./y-/r."i to the I'riive, who, reaiiing them with | Uiie proved but ih )ii, the News being ! rouiiht Imu tint 
 
 wtiU with f!.i>nriiin.i, /ti'.iul-ci-.wn, />,i,.i/'-.rtW«, j ''vii il'.'if, an I //'?,<; Tariat, waj cnired the 
 
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 ll't'i"!-: -ji, an.i Dtliiis, to Ajmter, and throwing hiin I Territories with thirty thouland Horfe, .ind wa, iTmi- 
 f( If down at hi' Father's feet, upon his Repentanee andjdering the CiHii'tiy ol ( .i/m/. ""laugl.-c, was diivm m- 
 V'lws never nioie to tlv o'.it, is pardoned , but InsSiib- to a priat paiboii by the ateount, but Pjoii rccullediiig 
 111 llion proved counterteit, llr ( i/jrocii having tonlfitu-! hnnfelt, fends i',dt lo Yi(./-i,:irw, (»M/,v;f.'- nmi\ V ii) 
 ted ii'.i.. -r.iwi/ Govirnonr of (.j'^fur.if, //tnaiyc./ /, .Vi;-! at ih,it time Vitc-Roy of fl-i"i;f. to oppofe the laitat 
 (,/ and f.ini/'rti'./, who delaying to repair thilhcr, that' wiih what force he lould get together. This young 
 he miclit liee (.'h'1'''i out of trouble, lent liitf.\U' hu' (iallant luMjig lailid twenty thuufand Horfe, h.ifleiisto,,'.',' ' 
 Dipiity. 1 h.s Manerowing Inlolent in bis (Command,! hnd the tncmy witho.it delay, and coniim; u|;cn tli. r.. 
 
 cuartelled wi;li Si.Ul- .f.pK.^lit<i, an eminent Officer ofl Tartar's Camp before he wasaware, gavehiiii luha fu 
 the AJ .; .'s, vi^. the Chamellor of thole I'arts, and was! riot's Chaige, that after a (f.cii Hnyagement he fle,l, aix 
 im-riUined by liim, with his .'Nfrociati's M/r^,i-M<i/i.y.| being loridcii with prey, which they were fnli to part 
 
 aixl 
 
 Ivl. 
 
 .1/ /:-/-,,iiVH, and M.iinrt ll.iij'-". I'urrocn havuig liadlwith, give the M,/.,i«j an opporti.nity to oveitake ileni, 
 nuik notice (f this padatie, hrif vents his pallinn in by win, h means they loll not only iheir rich Spoils, and 
 print .Xiipcr, aii.l then Ina' s out 
 
 tr. 
 
 tho' ./i.;,./-i-.in''iii)jde but iport of i', as not worthy of 
 f ./-•■ii'i.'s pallion ; nt veith.-'efj, knowing that he could 
 fot ol.'tain Satisfac'lion without blows, he calls together 
 his c.;"ii -.'.', .-ind relating i-> ih in the I'lince's diil.oiiour, 
 .ind iii'own vexation, ('■■aws together an .Army of 730: 
 Hi'rfe, .md ic-,' o Infatnrv, to chaitize SJ:,-J:iii and 
 1.1.. Alli'ciiUcs, Willi were norhiiig troubled at ii, bu^ 
 ihiowmu olT :i!l feai Forriged tlie lowns, and Thin 
 deied Si'dt.iii Ci^rocji's Lxchei.',uer and Throne, rcwiy fet 
 tip at ■Im.-, i.it, and with the Money he laifesan Arni\ 
 i.t :•?'".".;'. H>. vie, 'iCO M.'fiineiecri, and -^o Klephants 
 fnr W.ir; nn,! having by I'lotlai'iUiion latislied the 
 Country 1 I'ibe Rcafon of !ii< makin;; I'mh preparations. 
 ■; i'^. to jelti,.', the King's ]tght ugaintl Rebels, by which 
 iiieif.s above 2o O.m.ii of CiuUty eaiii« to his allidance, 
 
 I'relh Rebellion, I other Baggage, bui were above half' of them llin. 
 
 :;ii.-./-..ii»M profcee.ted his Viiltory lo tar, as to pmlic 
 the lartat into his own C'Hin'.ry, 1 urn.ng and Ipuiling 
 ail before him as far asf/ii//.ii.^, and returnir.ii back with 
 great Wealth, and many Flephanti, to f .1.',,/, lie ic 
 wa'ded his Sol.lieis well to eiuoiirape thc:ii, and iv.is 
 rceoedwith iv,inde;ful A^chiaiunons ot |oy at C^.';/'. 
 i^tr^l.cer was fo well pleafcd wuh this .^i!tii.ii, that ht" 
 fends ^<ff,/-r.iii,/ thanks, jiid tidarj.'el his C'oiiiu.jnJ 
 with 50,-0 H' I fe. Ami being in l'i;iee again, he !«• 
 thinks h.inlelt of .Solacing his Mind wiih Sporii, and 
 Ins beloved Kjcmj/, and to that end makes his l'roi;icls 
 intoL'.iff.moc, a Country, :lio' icmote fioii. his buliiiffj, 
 yet moll hiitible for that en-i. 
 
 Ciiiiom obfeiving this Advantage, with Iper! iutfaUs ,„ , 
 U(i.in, and patliiig >.h[(.iii^li (j.iti»,ilti andly./a 1, ailvaiire>i., 1,, 
 
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:a,or( lib. liij 
 
 Mllm III III ■lir.tU'tit^ 
 
 :uiii iig ol ihv fcm- 
 of ilwir Fiiciirfiii.i •'• 
 
 lll'itl ill.|lUllll« llliili'*^ 
 
 I * Itii ii); ihi I hiiiiy 
 Ml till- Ki.ir, (. I ,,, 
 
 II Uay ln' rt'lii|(.,! i,, 
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 I'l.t • ,111.1 ilif iliii,|(,i 
 IIhI I'' .(fur;, wliin 
 l-lll-l :|V*, Willi ,; . ■, 
 ni /li,:it. .■'■i»>. f . Ii, I 
 
 |IU til ( .I..1I1V II . 
 
 : I ik{ li.iiii, «vli . !i III 
 Ic. I^^i i j[, III ilir 
 I ,in.| *i«(. . cwi I ,. 
 i.h llllnj^OllUlklllJl 
 M,iii til. I whitl.uli. 
 
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 I N' Ilium I J riiilf, ,, , 
 ;l Jiljii . t Noir li'. 
 
 I'v ilii Knti \,-i ■ : 
 I li n'..ki< II r.iit liny 
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 jifs l-i.toniU'il /' ". /i„j„ 
 
 ll'l U'cd i V till' I'., ■• '• 
 
 tlillluT llUllcil W ill 
 
 cn, Hmlili, WiiJih, 
 !■, lUirinpihi- tnuiit 
 /...iiTH, l.iv at / -I:,- 
 
 (heir, ciilcil SiillJii 
 
 ti) li'iy iiiw For. t), 
 
 A llic dm'.,', Ins Ai- 
 
 i\\ Willi Mi''ij-l-.hjn 
 
 >>(i » With till) (hdi:- 
 
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 : ol tliilc t'nile.i\ciuri 
 
 -. Hies 10 -".iwYu 10 
 
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 line ikli);ii, liul li»- K'u r, 
 
 ,11 liiin, .-.ir.iiili.s liiiu,"" '■ 
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 Illiap XXI. Str Tho Hcrhci t J 1 raieh into Alii W/\frica, <S'i:, 4.23 
 
 tri 
 
 Jill 
 
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 m ihnuc into 
 
 (jiiiiil li 111, .1111I 
 
 ;s .uilI M. n \\- 
 
 Liil lie had tiii- 
 
 ilitni, C'i.> 
 
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 Wl 
 
 lu 
 
 ih. 
 
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 , .if.cr itii. Rout,,., 
 ifs, winch wisen-i.fj. 
 ...an il he had tri-f-'" 
 .iny ; but tl. s pica- 
 Ill) 1 iiiui^lit liiin iliai 
 
 tiurid ilic .y.fu.\ 
 
 I'c, .uiJ wa, ilmi- 
 ■r. was diiven in- 
 fjoii leei Hiding 
 
 ^i-.L-ir:- (irens bell) 
 
 oppjle ihe 1 altar 
 
 livr. Tlni yuuiig,^,,.,„, 
 
 id Horfe, haftensto,.,., 5. 
 oniini; n|icn ill. r.'"' 
 
 t^ave hull tu h a fu- 
 
 pi'mciit he flc.i, and 
 
 y were I'ltli to part 
 to overtake ileni, 
 ir rich Spoils, and 
 Jt' of them lla;n. 
 lar, as to pnifi c 
 iviiR and l|'ui!ing 
 
 returnir..i; Lack wiili 
 , to I al:il, he ic 
 
 ipe ilic:ii. ar.J v.,-is 
 IS ol joy at Cj.'i/. 
 his.^iili'.i', tliat he 
 ^c\ his Cciiiu.anJ 
 ace a(;ain, \k I't- 
 1 with S|'orib, and 
 makei his I'ro.'.idi 
 
 tc t.oii. his bulinfls, 
 
 with rpcr! iurfikei „, , 
 jiidO-.A ', ailvawceit.. i. 
 
 «.h 
 
 wilh 4')no ilorU', Knd <"•> l'li'ph.liii«, iiiln Hm;*', 
 whete I'fcUminU im ^Ol■^■l•^ lii.l.lrtily I'tfiite /Ic/m^*, 
 Ajt* -Wf^niiti, tlic li'ivriiiDiir <.| ihe I'mvinu , Hid '" 
 Mifu'ii'.n.m, ' ii' "K IjiikIw M hii Ir.tr, niul Itiies liis 
 TriMliile ; Willi H>iii> h, .ml liir ivmdi, hi iliew null 
 •if III' 'iiHU I of the Ckhiiiiv III liuit hull, will iii|. i- 
 cClid lUiTi lt» 1.1 Hoifi .liid Aflin t>vir-)'iyid wnh 
 his pi od h.ip Iwl'ica!'* iiiln I'li'of, wimie JJ.ivirii'iiii 
 illii, M/ik lull .i II , wiiituii; ( Miir.i|>r III ii||'oli hiiii, 
 Id t') <■<.'/ ilfi; aii.1 II |Mve hini .1 Itir | alla^i ovtr ihc 
 . ,..,••', M .1 eoiiiplilli Ills vlrlicn III iiiimnfunt; \.f'7. 
 iiI'kIi he iliJ mil iliiiitit ol. n.it III till' way, .it /<•'''<<> 
 \ ii^t', he W.I.S jll.iiijlid In rnrioiilly liy A, ulam ilmi, 
 ii man Ain'.oith, tli.it had liot .//> /</ ./.in iiitripored In 
 had K'ln runted, an.l liy hnii, ilirr a lonif hi>ht, w.|i 
 tlllivticd, with tiKli Jin <it V". ol hn Men i hut . (/■..•- 
 /.im. lit'., out ol 411 iai;ei dtlirtf to recover liu Honour, 
 loft hii life. 
 
 i'.,< .,■, tho' rmilldo pr hisncllvcraiKC, w.n not Ich 
 ti:'A,ird or 1 iml ill aclii i' Uolli'itic«, Ipoilinii and 1 .h- 
 I n^ (If NVea'tliy ProviiKi i and pailinn lu.cujf/, he 
 t..i >l a I the lowiu lip .11 the inti.rr , aiul in 'j. >x.i and 
 (t ;i, i.i b.i'Mii hi- Siih eCt>, iLiiiinng Oillis .ind 
 Ili<'a|'i<ltiin them, ratiiliini^tlu'ir Woiiicii, and takm); 
 away t'leii It'jIJ and |.wi!s. Ihiii he iiuiilie.l in ."j. 
 ...i', w!',;'re /^" ' i /i 'in, Willi »,. v> lloiie, ulii I . . i o 
 I'll. 1. ..mil" tiilin Allidaitii". 
 
 Wi/' i/( .i.-aiK, luvrjy |lali?,l,iii wily ill his <-.• m|.^.y, 
 
 oriluiiifi />><'. it 
 
 ■y I ttivr, fo levy nii.te lor. niii 
 
 Hnit.ii, aiHliurtthiiii 41 H ^.^^^M.l'■li. Af."' /■./^.'t*,,^,, 
 
 •iniri'iiii. I' J'li.ivi-.' , Kirp oil ilwii piirl'iiii < ( hiiii ; Imii < i.- . 
 
 heaiin.;ila' l|. was lledlo f( • /.; "n )/, aildtlur/ .1 i. 
 
 . Ill wa. Ic\viii|', I'.iru't for In, Alfilfanu, tli, y jirrfwule- 
 '• '«.; o ., , whiMii tli.'V kipi undet .1 (iiiiut, t ■ Jiilv i... 
 nis Vni /»! ,1 • to di'liil tio'ii his hii'ivprliv, and pr iiiiie 
 liiin ilif Klin's ihiiilis ii he Would )(.yn wi'lillum j 
 l"H/>,i,^A, ||K,.|||,,,| at ihe ill ii!ii(e ..I III* I'.i'ler, and 
 l.i| I'oliiin Ins leiti r. eoiintirh n, . . ntiiiind h.« Levi » 
 M luppiitt ilii Uil'JIhiii. I'rmcc I'll i»."i lierri I'l.ii piu 
 claiim lino ,1 Triw, r, an 1 1 imiiifis .•» Kewar I •'( 4c, , 
 H'iiipei.1 1.1 any tin; liinld Iihm|> him to his Camp alive 
 or i\iiA. TlieMnhriide kimwin ; tint Cinr ,• , v.'a- 1!, 1, 
 grrwcaoieroltiic ptaiii, ,aii I lu.Miijt /i.< 11- .Vii and h.i 
 Chil.lrni, lliike Ml tlmi Ue.uls, and Uikl ili.m ir»jf». • 
 ivcrr, who lumip I'V .U,i/'/.f/ ./..ih'ipirlyvalion prelftit. I 
 ihcni ti the mill" r Ic- d.K' ;.<««,!, difpaiillcd ihein t.i 
 ./.;>. I tol-e let on I'oles. 
 
 I'll If..',, at the New; .il' tin, l,„l,lir, Jifi /(.r./ji-f-f." »'' •• 
 M'M/, and tied tu I.*.".' I, I i u ■ ;, III ll:ii'i.i^ at. J (.,'.•"''<- '• 
 CI aped .»'iiii/f( ./../«■» hand* wli . purlne.l \m 4> lai "'' 
 as ,\;,,/...,-/.wf. Uuiii); ilnie Intettiiie Hr li., ■"■'ii''- ^^\ 
 Amhi, Kinn ol /) t", ihinkiiii', 11 a In opi (iiiiiiu |^t,r^ ^^ 
 eioNri wliai he hid loll, l.cvus aii.\rioy i.r iif % .^M** 1 1 
 ami Men, .111,1 lo iincxpcCledlv lell upon ( .,.(; 'ritil , 
 
 m 
 
 t'-m liMiiiipot' Ilii lltothn'iextr.nat'.aniic', com- 1 .^'i >J.i'i"( ///■,■/, , and /.'..•.■ir, // 7,'»>, the AiV:; . i (io- ^ 
 ■ niii« /i •I'"/'.'!' to ilic CiriMif H'ij}.ii,-i! .-K, and /..i ,.tr- vi'riioiitsiii In-i l-orts, th.itihe. f irrcndretlihe I oris, aivl 
 , .V , and with liliy iliijulan.l H .rlf lelolvcuto hnd him were tHkeiil'iiloiu m, wuli il,.- IoImiI i ■,. > o Miii \ Ind 
 olt littlie cs ly / ,t I Jli li.j}' meets Inni, us Ik- pilled '" "■• 'e rccnyeied .ill his I m.s aii.l (larriKiiii. (.',irc.nl^ 
 Im fcriit rifi, aii.l joyns hint wii'17'c a Hotlc, oltcring m the mean tune, Iviiit' purlin, I by /<•.'' i-i" 01 ^ij.- 
 hir.ia I'rtficiit of j I leksolRonpiej. ""'. tho' he h.ld an Ain.y of ^.;:o HmlV, .iiiJ ■\.: V.'.r- 
 
 J.i;;"." alfo boiii({ alarmed with h j Son* Relif Itioil, phaiiis diirll ivt iiiv.: Iiiii ll.ui I, lli.i' nut mi h liipc- 
 awakens foim his I'leafine, aiul alter Advice with hn' nii'irto luiii 111 Nu'iil'cr-, l.iit !!> I'or le.ir to the Kmfi 1 1 
 CViimil, eoimninds'-i.Ki- /f.'.iii to r.i.fc a lonlidir.ihic' '"'"•"•'•, where h. had but .1 ill le.tpiion, Ivcaiile he 
 hurr 1 lit ot ."i/'f.iw, Hwi 5 ir aiil </',;;« .;,', wiihihe'ln- knew he . .aiiic with .1 lUlien t.> nilpii'l tiic liitr iilick va- 
 Imuil' thofe I'roviiHCs, and hallfii to piyii witli/'w- Incot Ins I) aiiioii.|..\linr , aii.l iliiii I ee li.' di.ii! l..,l h.n 
 .!.■ ■, that he itiiijlit he the better able to l,ne"niinr tlie. 'mardi iiiC.., ./.;.•. ■. and l -■><./■ 
 Ril'cls. C/iM-/ / •.(, Hirpnl'iil of lin Mailer'.* Com- hciomtiionly put hn Diatiionds 
 iii.ind<, loytcnat Kv.';'?oi,- and -I},'!-, uhileC'.n'oi.n takes Intf. 
 
 /(:/!■, i\i>ii.ii nnn,!-, and other Tiuvns, au.l di.iMs i hi. la noiis niamoiul Mo...' 
 iiial iindanec of rrcalnre nut ot thcin j and hear iiu! of /''■'« a; out i).i l-.i.'. /h MiK >. 
 liisUroiher's a| pto.irh, ol'liped .iklu'.-.l'itii, l{''tj,'i; 'H^y-\ Moiioiir. It i, a larf;e H.j.k 
 len, and /(»ra)n-i7.i«, to aliault l'.i:ll]\\ which /<////.in- tain, winch extends i..ward< 
 
 o III had well t'oriityj, and as violently dcCendcd. many Miles romi I is llaircn au.l Saii.l),lnit iieii t : 
 Svlian /'/,.ir..f',aiid .".ii'.'/.c.'-i'..i«, haltencd all tliey c.nild Mine "in of a re.ldilh eo'.oiir, and tlic Vein it felt isi.t'.i 
 tuclicveit, but /(i'7/.(v had aiifed his I'art U) Well, that P'lc Yel'ow. N'J part of the Worll all 'r.U fi.rcJter 
 they wcic for.ed to retreat with lof), and tly to ( ii,tMn\ plenty ol D^aiinMu!*, or of a l>i tci Watu, th m this .Mme 
 Aimyat Hoi.tne, or B.:«-iim.. idotli, tliolc of i'.i.. ./ii,.'; in II ni.-i nut ex.cpt d, aitlio' 
 
 Gii-o.i.i ill tins time had loyned hiillUll to T'l/nwr/ niany be yellow. 'I'lieQiMrrv Ins alio m.itu odi.r tiaii- 
 Army, bur tlnind no kind welcome, being Impnfoned Ipareiit Stones orvahic, as 'lopazis, AiindnlK, ,^pllll.|c, 
 l.ir his lieaheiv ; and tho' .M'./.- J.V/'.'i'w", his .Sercaiit,' HiliotiTpi ;. Agates, ilaman, Cdiryltah. and the like. 
 
 I ., two I illL-; wlitie 
 Willi iiiiuli other 1 rea- 
 ls .lillaii'. fioiii ^' '. I 
 1 lie niavell '\,iv i\ is 
 I'liiler pait ofili.ir M.hmi , 
 i;,' : _i!.M\'. TheS .ilt'..r 
 
 tnileavoiir 
 
 d Ins kileale. yet beinii iliT overed, Ins Cafe 'I he dlfj^iiii; In it is a kind i.l l.ivteiy. 
 
 111. woife, fur he w.is luou Ibiilly I'.ii.ir.led, his hndinf; .Sinius lomeilmes 10 tlieir .-.dvaiita'j.c, 
 c eonhUated, and his Wile, Son and I'.innly, lent times to their lol'.. In dippiut; il a Dianvi 
 
 I'l MIIU. 
 
 i'atc . 
 
 Mivis to ./:;.. r. I'uiveer, Mi.iinet, and their Arinv, af- 
 
 t 1 long marchc"., airiveac I'.'.f.inil^i; and were welconi- 
 
 Aiivernirerc 
 but i.tlar 
 ••inX ctt^re I 
 1 Carafls, (/ c. 'jo (irauis; ii is iy I aw lef. reed lor the 
 jKiti); ; the reft arc ti.r the .•\dvi niiTtrs, who both m 
 (J by f(«/'ii/-,/..oi acior.lini; to vheir lJij;nity, but not dipunig and trawllmp. b.i -k. aie tor.- d t.i maiiii.iiii iht- 
 Hii.liii}; the hncniy, .\/i/ '«, eager of a Kattel, could ticient (iuards to .ht.jn.l tlieni from ilie Miuirtainecr,. 
 noik'en'iocii t.- (lay, bi't pallin;; the ';.(«:;.•;, facts Cc-, who \vill rob the Ci.av.ms. 
 
 ("iisAimy, which oWii'e.l that I'rineo to prepare for a I NVhile (.'u. ^ou . rntiaiiie.l viili the K'-.i' of 1;.. n. .'-, 
 tight. \\h!. -.•/"//■i< reikbaii b.nibxll'ido , wnli atlvOtion iie I et- 
 
 " ^//f I{l'iri>\ wi'li his Ulepliims svas or.Ured roittis, and :i laii>e Sum of Mon.v, viitliotherNe.illarics, 
 "-C\\itt[c\UI:'her, an.l beiin a brave .S»ildier, did itwirh|to invite him iir.o <J .•(./, whore he, ii!' red hima'.l thincs 
 liicliCoiirapc, that liil .ifc/«.'-. / .ih, or tHiic-cl-ni., !e- llioiiid be at hisComiiiand, i.'..('i .; peneieiii.; Imiife.t' 
 foiiile.l hini as tlii-y were appointi'il, '.'(/'"■''n bad I'aincd] no welcome (iiielf at C.'./.-i «..'-, .md fllldln^ I... IKiiyii 
 th'-Viflury ; but .//'/w. ha'ed /< '>»n, and fo Mi.i;!ei.tinpi upon the I'laniond-.Mineslrullrate, a.fcpti the lii.i'a- 
 noDuty, .\;i. .''.(»i;«:covers Ins lo ;, wonn.ls and enrapesi ti.iii, and dciirts veiili Inn to D.in, where he I'laiil 
 ({i/il.-n I'lephaiit*. wlii. litherenpon tern up. 11 ilieir own tliiee Months ; and then prn|eotait; the lejoveniip hi, 
 ■ Tarrv, an, I .bl'orders /(;..'.;i-,.^. wli.u- Ho.ly, Inmlelf he-joM hparchy of /(i.!»/i. .-, preleiits hinil'.it" widi an Ar- 
 iriji linn, l.'poii this, I-"'.™'!.,-;, witli the /(.ifi';;."!-! ;;;y/';«:;, niy ol' icnco Men beloie it. /( .';.-.• ;<..f-.-'i', who vva-i 
 .^Mn.y, and /(,■./:;'.:', and the whole Army, enter ; («•- | m.ide Govcrnour of ir by Sitaan /'.(iirrv, rer'i led lupive 
 iin fallson, and does wh.M was in the power of Man, j him entrance, .it vvhuli f'l/. )...■" wa. f> enr.ir.cd, thiihe 
 and .■U;i;l-.!".ii fni:nd it not fat'e to lonk on. The JVn-l afl'auited the Walls with violence, but liyll.ui .-.s cluirhlh- 
 ti'l civiiirrd fi\e honr.s with a preat deal of BtAvcryi Iy anlwcrcd hhn ; lo that alur leveral alien. pL>, ail In 
 Ihcivii nil Uith (ides. tVcidiii was hurt in the Arm, /'/o- vain, h;ariiis' of Siikaii P... .wcj in,ir.-h to o bev.' r, he 
 nv, tlio'uponhis p.li phaiu, was wotiiide I in the Side' wasobliped to retreat aiMiiitohis Old bnend .\/...^ .,m- 
 by 0-ri,i-,-;.i,/, and had perilhcd lu; lor rhe ftrent^th ol lor. then m K 'A' m "'' ■'■■• 
 
 i Mail. 
 
 In the end the Kme's-Army vanilnillu's, the Rebels 
 ' fiy, and Cwio'i, unable to pievcnt hisDeHinv, Hies to 
 tlic iiiexpiipiLlble Caftle of /<ri...-i. wiih 4cco Horfe, 
 leaving tho relt to the Mercy of tl\e Kneiiiy, the Honour 
 ol the buld to hij Bro:li.,'r. and t!;e Spoil of his Camp 
 to /(i./i'.-.-H.'.f .'in;', who found plenty of (Jold, Silver, 
 Jewel-, Elephants, Horfcs, i>. . 'I'he Sultan Ci/nom, 
 tiow in his Itroni; Caitle, rut ..lates in Mi'.ery and Dif- 
 tontcnt, and heiring i-.|' y.w ..t-crnii'i approteh towards 
 'urn, dilinilVcs his Seraglio, af.,1 Hies to /•■:.' ni with 
 
 an.l one of'' 
 
 In Ins way he .iticmpied ll-'X.-r, 3. Itioi 
 the bed del'eniled Cafth s inC/''.».'/.yr<, becuile it ;s biiia on'"' 
 the i.sji ol'a Heep Mimnrain, is we'd W.ilkd bv Nature, 
 hath S| imps of wholloiiie Water withiii. and the Soil 
 is lb tniittul, that it will leed as wc!l a> lo.'",.- 4o.;cr, 
 ,Mrn, and were not to be taken, were it not iji.n inch 
 VS'orms lirceil in the riiii'Jis and l.eps of In. has diink 
 tiie Water as .^Iten prove Mortal , by which ti?eaiis alcre 
 E.l.ii- took it. 
 
 '^i:ii^re:r being plealc, I with the Vii'K'rics oi l'u<wc.s ; 
 .and M'.l'dct •.'>..■.>:, to llicv. his k;tiJ rc!en'm';nt5 cf thcin,' 
 
 tu'.^CS' 
 
 >t * ilj 
 
424. ^ir Tho.Herberu i ravels into Aiia ana Atrica.CT-c. Lib ]|l,fcj5jp,X)^ 
 
 It £ 
 
 
 
 
 
 M<.1 hMr 
 
 t.ikcs notii-c of tlio V.ilcuit aiul I o^alty ot' (i^m.i-^if'l- 1 
 
 ,,iiv»;, A/ /Y/S.S011, laic nia.lrVici--Royot ''.'('«', ^"^I's 
 
 luii\ to Coiiit, .iiiil aiUls S"^ ' Horlc to Ins C'.omin.uiii ; 
 
 iii.ikohiiii tioviiiic'iir d' Heir.ri', the rKlicIl I'lovin. c ct 
 
 (•■.'/!. .V iDj.j/ aikl .nri/'''-i-"V'; calt a Siiiiim lyi- ur'n 
 
 thmicwl'jvimntc; ,ini! in the titlt place, ro aftVont Ali- 
 
 ; 1 ,'■, tlic\ picv.vl ui'li the .\; i;f,/ 10 ei'iMiuaikl hilii 
 
 liiitlnvjth 10 icihl lm('nti>in\l limynn no htm id ■■I^:; '• 
 
 Ai.i. 0,. ^ iho' he Uw the Pint tn wnik lis Kllin, vct 
 
 ' ' ivivilil lint lliew any iiiehiumnn to UiCobcdieiiie, :in.l f>i 
 
 ' Uiiii>hiii. (;.iw, ;,!';"<i was nil lodiier airnc.l at Cotnt, 
 
 n. l-nt hel'i'itshis M.ricc acainlk '■>''/-■, aiMiline luiii ot 
 
 l-r.'iiiig liisS n aiul Kini'.red to Dcaih, at'iir thry had 
 
 li'tt ''■'■' 'I to I'lTve ihe Kiiu; ; with nuny I'thci (;!u'\ou:i 
 
 Cnnip'aiins. Tliele AuMianon^ lonuth'.iiii iim'.e.l the 
 
 Creduloi'-; yi:'i,l : an I be'.iij; I'mlhci hefht'.icd with P r- 
 
 v;- ChAia^'Wr rf Ai.i.u.f, In I itur, lli.it he wis an 
 
 An b tiuiii Ntan, and louthi m I'Aii: le hi^ Honour with 
 
 t'u' Ar;i-,v, lo nidiired hini, th.it ti-rtiettinH his pnod 
 
 S.iicis he lonilciis iim in'.lkMul,ai-.d piles h'.s Loni- 
 
 m.md ii'C iiv;; 7- i ;, .-inil rails linii Htinr. 
 
 .1 .- /'-•/ admires at ihisl.haii^i', Init hIhImii!; torlear 
 Ills liiiiocciiiv bv a iHi'itiil ikMuvninr, pors fo lake his 
 ■ Leaic .•:" F I i" V, but timis luin (.ov and .Stately, which 
 llinck I- 111 \vi h aiiiazeincii- ; lo tliat lie kt'i the Camp 
 w'llia al II an, tho with the love ot'ail the ri'lt ot the 
 Arirv. |r,>ni ;)• -ii,;''i' ho noes toC'nuit, but being Ad- 
 ;' vifed by bis Fricn.is not to vfn'iue ihi'her, where he 
 ini'U I \"! ■! TO he treated .as a liavfir, he Inured limi- 
 t'. Il' in hi . C'.iltle n!' /< ij'.k,...-.-, '•.k Kins t''^'''" either to 
 rc.oiicile liimr.lf to 7.11 c;''"! bylcitui, oi feeure hini- 
 led'tr.iin ilie S;'ite ot his Kneniics. 
 
 Tins DiU. rl between I'u iv.-'i, Mtlnln and Sud*:, 
 > wisi'r.Kefiil to f . .1, who hoped to ad ance his Am- 
 bii o'l 11 then- Divilimis, and to that eii.l fends ';./.; •"" 
 7rt;'.'. his .Son's liirnr, with a I'reltnt ot rare Ccms, a 
 hiiiidre.! .-Iiohc liU phanis, and lorn, line Pidnres bought 
 (.1 ihi- /''if;(:;i/'f. ThcOldKnu'. as an Induliient la- 
 t!:er. aeci-pis Ills Pielenr, invites liim home, and allures 
 Inni of Pardon : of wliteh hel>rdcrcd .IjI.tpr-.-i-.v" to give 
 biniiin'ice, who alio ad.Ued him to eonie to Court, 
 ivl'ilc h.s 1 atluT was in this good humour. In the mean 
 true Mv rlrr-.r.w. athisCaltlc of l{.wt.impmc, receives 
 .1 pereirp-orv Oniman.l Ir mi J.w^hcer to deliver up his 
 Caltlc to the Q;iccn, wlio had given the Command of it 
 to Ril'-i -.VTT);, no Friend of ."■i"iec''.s, and lliould Ibnh- 
 with got-i Orixn to his Son, who was the Kinc'sLieu- 
 tenant ihcrc. Miio-rt, careful to prcfcrve hiinleit, hut 
 "" K t Jo;h to o!:'i.nd his Maltcr, lends him back this An- 
 '''■f'vcr, ' Thar lie wasrca.lv to mauifell liinifeU a Duti- 
 ' till Siibie:t, and leno him with his Life and Good , 
 ' but won'd not cxpofe himlcif to the Malice ol hs l-.iic- 
 ' lilies, of wliuli he was ready to give liini the Kcafoiis 
 ' in P. r Oil, p-ovidul he mi^ht repair to Comt, and re- 
 ' turn to t^-iii'smpi e again fatciy. 7'"',^ '''''■' riccived 
 thisAnfwcr, and Wonders at A/.i/<.i.f's ('refiiir.p:ion ; 
 but yniric. a.s mti.h a.l.i.iiing at his Mif-.ippiclienl'.on 
 of his words, icfob.es with -^orr Voluntary i{r.jii'.'Ots to 
 go to t.jroi, and make his Defence in Perlon. T he 
 <iaeen and .ll]'.;pi -cr.mi h.iviiig notice of hisUelign, and 
 UaMJg lus Fouc, as well as his Reconciliation, per- 
 Iwade'the M ;»/ to admit Vr.lw: .:,\<m\\ a few of his Con- 
 tid.eiits only, to make his Defence. But 'VJo/c/, fen- 
 lible < f .Vo)>Mi's Deceits, would not adventure his Per- 
 fui, but feiit lus Fxcul'c by his Son-in-Ijiw, who gladly 
 uncertook the CHicc ; but as fooii as he came toCouct, 
 and was alighti.i from his tkph.au;, was lliipt of his 
 liiavery, ami being Cioatb.ed in Kays, chabreiit upon 
 the Soles of his Feet with Kattaiis, and let bareheaded 
 upon a ja !•-• backward ; was led ihiougli the Army with 
 ket'le i)ruus, and male a Scott to the .\hil'itude ly 
 \,./;/.i. s Order. Aft, ,/../ had qitijc liitid igcn.-c of this 
 uiKoniely Fjitcrtammciit, and boro it the more pailent- 
 ly, becai le he bclieie.i ii pro ceded not from his Ma- 
 liir, vet law the hatred of his Fiieiiiics, and what he 
 11 nil have I'lincred. if he had milted himlcif to r' em ; 
 
 ul 
 
 ,',«. n-lkrcii'<c;n he rcfolves to bid V ■>«.!/ Defiance, ard ha- 
 L "-e vini; wi'ih.il due Z'-al to lus Matter, declared in a lliort 
 .M.i'iiifi Ito .N ■>)'.r/'s and'. ■! :;.tK,,as Abiifes to the Crown, 
 aud ilie liid.gnitv t tt^id his Son by them. He acquaints 
 his I'riend, and Fellow-.i,;. Uers with his Delign, who 
 proniiieii lo lue and die with hiin ; and fo with icooo 
 Valiant /< /''iV".rj he advances to tird out ,Vir_»M.'s Army, 
 and the /. /. I , which then conlilled of fifty ihonlauil 
 , ;,, ,Mcn. By a. -ideiit, uhcii he approached iheni, her 
 Araiv iia- parted, the bet'cr li.ilf licing palled over the 
 Kiver Pi'f, ar.it t:ie rcit: marchnig after ; of which '/,,- 
 , ..•. being adveitilcAbyhsSco.it, and knowing the 
 /.dvaiuage, talis upon the part on tins tide the River, 
 Cominanded by liu.Ut-iaKu, which 111 two hours they 
 
 utterly DilKdiihieil, lia\iiig al inc t c i r, .ind | i.nnn; 
 
 the reft to t1ij:l,t, who niary of ti-im penlUd in the Ri. 
 
 vu. Theoil.er i-;ti it iN..»;jriV Amu prod lliil, .-hkI 
 
 could hatdly be pitiwadid to rpji.lc the N'lOKir oiis lU- 
 
 l--!s; bill being ihiared up by .-IJ-f ..rm:, A-.ti'-H.^Ur,., 
 
 indothii (Jw-u'.., they prcpaicd lor an F-,i;couiiter, 1 ,-.' 
 
 M' 7 Ir ; g come in viciv. The Battel iva< very tiir.e 
 
 |for a.i hours, each lidc llrivir.g for Victory, ' hiit at 
 
 length Nj'Hm's Army gave back, and were IbimJl) 
 
 .beaten, .////if/- .iivn the General was taken, and jliuk- 
 
 jled ill Silver Fetters, twelve ihouland Men were il.-.ii.f'' 
 
 !and ihcdfi. A; (;« , (^u'cn .W.ih • , and many O'/m' 0'';";', 
 
 Note, niade Pnllin-rs, and carried toK'-'"- Mthiit- \'r.. 
 
 thus l.Mtct in the rnuiiiphal Chariot of Foituiie, rc- 
 
 fiilvvb 10 lUtracl as l.nle as poiiiMe fiom Ins Maltet, and 
 
 ioiiy 10 clear lus own Reputation, and viii.licate tl.c 
 
 'Dilgvacis and Wrongs d( ik- m hi- b'lic.ids tiir fix lake, 
 
 j.V w.ii was .oidcmiii ! to ioie her Fleul b. the AJ.v .J 
 
 lof lus Council, which ihe patiently fubuiitted tole- 
 
 . aiile unavoidable, only deli' ing to take her far vvel of 
 
 I her lord. ■.-;.■'/ cc feeiiii; h.r forrow melts into coni- 
 
 ip.uii-n, an.'i dilireii her freeilom ; and ".i/f'.>Mi( [ wil- 
 
 jliiig to dihoiiteiit his Malt.r, granu it. .And .\„ ,.;,,:'. 
 
 iiontiary ti the Advice of lus Cout'ederatts, is fparcd ■ 
 
 not 10 iliaiik the Me r. I'll I C lup ciour, but rcveni'e her 
 
 lUlt, asiV.eluoii did. Theoihei l'ri;oiie.s were ticitol 
 
 llii.i.ourabiy, andM-//-.-/ Iiold.s lor a .'mall tune il,e 
 
 Sway of in.i ,!.:v. 
 
 ('.I )r.-ti w.i? all this time in .').,. .-I . uaivhing an Advan- . 
 tageto rcc .vcr his lo-if Credit, andh.aiing of the mere- r,"' 
 diMe cliaiice of T'ini gs in the I'mpiie, ;/r. 'Ihathis^ . 
 FaiheraiuiFatlicr-m lau, Hrothcr Sultan »i..'.',A, Urn- 
 thcvsSons, aii.l his own Children, were I'riloncri tj 
 •".I. »/,■;, he gives AiV/?^- Wi.v.'-.t a thrnliind thanks, and 
 with H^..':cc /</'-,m's Son, and twelve tliom'and Hcife, 
 palles will leave through /^in.i's Territor.is to //&.-, , 
 intending to fnrprizc .-':;".-, and proclaim hiinlVlf King; 
 ' But the i('.iii\-\ Death, which drew away half his For- 
 ces, caukJ him toaiter lus Refoluticns, and lo uithihc 
 rcIt he haitncd t.j l.-. t.i, hoping ly the CoiKjucl't of tlu: 
 iCity tocomnand all h..!: 1 3m\ C,:it;ht.i, C/io d-, bciiip 
 '.:■■ down before /'rtf.- ,-, fends the Captain of it, An.i; 
 ; A/,-.,- , a Summons to delivet it ; but he told liiin, Thit 
 he h.ul a particuLu OnSer to defend it againll thtiii, 
 and if he attacked r, lie ihould hnd the tntertaininciit 
 ;ot an hiemy, (.'1/. )«.»;, enraged by th's A.ilwer, Stonr.i 
 It III leveral places, but was fo warnilv rcieivcl ty A.'i-- 
 /■., that he was forced to draw otf with lo!s; aii.l the 
 Belicged, by a Sa.ly, talhng upon his Camp, kilxd 
 /) r,,i-;-, .r/.., will jao of Ins Men, and forced C.'iojn 
 hiiiitVlf to lly to /).--, 
 
 Ihis Citv, wliiJi gives Xame to the C'ircumjaccr.i ;. 
 
 Proi nice, belonged of late to the I'f.-.m Kings, who 
 
 weie the Original Inhabitants, but now is liibjeit to the 
 
 Crmvn ot /i..' //.11!, It .s an ancient, large, and prcttv 
 
 bcauiitulCitv, liavng the ancient Monrinenis of above 
 
 zo Kings, and other Pcrfci s, who lie limondvd 111 it; 
 
 'winch draw Trai'. Hers to ufe it, and the fl.i<i;>K; tui 
 
 I adore ilieni. About three ^Ille^ from it is a fanioui 
 
 Pyraiiud, theTcmb of K'lig H.t»..i;n>i, who wasGraiid- 
 
 t.ither to i.ii;i;/ri-', luppoled to be built by //.'.• v.n.i;,-! by 
 
 .the Frame and Inloriptior. It is Wailed about, Water- 
 
 'ed by tile 'rm t,,\ over vshi.h lies a Bridge of tvvelve:i.:. 
 
 1 Arches, which ym mult paf, over into the Cuy, Thb • 
 
 j River nfes in the M< ■untains ■ f Jcnl'.t, and having palled 
 
 //ij'.r, after a gtcat im reafe of ]iei Channel at/',.i)-, 
 
 flows into Cr.hf.-s, and with it tails into the Gulph ol Bei.- 
 
 ,!;.-:/, at two huge wide Mouths, near 100 Miles .ifundcr, 
 
 in about 21 Deg. \( r'hein Latitude. 
 
 (j.tii^'i. by C' liro,;raphcrs, is reputed one of the No- 1.- 
 blell Rivers in the World, riiiining about 10-0 Miles in '■ • 
 length, and has many R.vcrs ihat tlow iir.o it, filliug 
 into the Ciuiph of Ih-i^y.l. The Kih/.ihj count t Sacred, 
 and be. aufe they have a great reverence fot a Cov, 
 they fay the Rock, fro n whence it fl ws, rcl'ctiibli.>a 
 Cowshcail. (.■■•'"'« f,.iind no wel.ome at iMn, ami f. 
 haltcs awa\ with lis chafed Troops to lirk/:i. a Fort l.t 
 twixt / rj/! and the .Sea, that he might breathe there 1 
 while. A/r.r,- ./(«('■ , as loon as Cii'vni was marihcj 
 out fit Ins Country, to pto.ure favour trom / « n'.-.-j, 
 gave J.i'.ierty, w.ihout Tjcaty or Ranfom, to J..;j(;.; - 
 C.m'i,, Ebinl:i)i:.U.;l]cii:, and ^Iir:^r:-M.ii,ui.ijl:ir, and with 
 afafc Convoy lends them to B .iin;i,).r, 
 
 y,;H;'"fC' renoving his Court from C.i/'h/ to /-,i.'.», hy^,. 
 \';rinr., s perl walioii condcfccnds to the Slaughter cf Inch r 
 \tlhio ;s .IS Mr.i' '.■ : had mixed wiili his Guards, and jl--^ ■■ 
 ter declared, 'I'liat ihe could not be fatislied w'ithcnittlie'*' 
 deifru.'lion of Al.'.i..'i'.', and tiiat be'orc he received aiiv 
 Supplies i'roiii lii>Kiii!iiieii ( (j.i>.-.7..-;/i,and H^.I,k-- l^ji'ii"^, 
 who were .idvancini; towards him ; and to that en,:, 
 
 cm.tiid 
 
 m 
 
:a,cr6. Lib. llllchap.XX [f. Sir Tho.Herbert'x Travels into Aiia W Africa, c^t. 425 
 
 (• ( c ir, .iml 1 l.'.niiv; 
 iMi j'ciill ul inilii' Ri- 
 Amn I'loil lliil. and 
 [,li ilii- N'lCUn oiisKc- 
 p' -viiri;, //, .11 !-H,iljr:, 
 or ail I-.i.cmiiitrr, l,'- 
 iitol wa* vciy liir.c 
 
 for Victory, l>ii; it 
 ;, ami were roii::.Uy 
 was taken, aiui lli.uk- 
 (anil Men were il:.n. ''''■■ ■'.';• 
 , aikl iiLiiiy U'd' 1' 0' J"i .; ,"" 
 \\ to l\-:iii . M'l'in i,r. ,: ' 
 ariiit "f I'OitniK, rc- 
 .• t'loiii \»s Mnltcr, an,'. 
 )H, aiiii vir.-lit.ite tl.c 
 ii- l-'iic;u!s t'nr M\ lake, 
 I't HiM.I I', tlie .V'.i .c 
 r.t'iv hil'iiiitteil to It- 
 '1 ta'vc her tar.wcl ut' 
 iniiw melts imo cmn- 
 ; aiul ii.il'-rr. IK t Wil- 
 ram , it. Aiul An n;-:', 
 nt'eJeratts, is f|'arcil ; 
 iio'.if, luit rc\iMi;'v liir 
 I'lioiK'.'s were tie,ini! 
 
 tor a jiiall tiii-.e the 
 
 n-, Hatvliingan AJvjn-^. 
 
 ul li.atitit; ut the mere- n,. 
 1 iiil'iie, ./r. Iliai his'> ■■ . 
 icr Jiiiltaii Hi". \ I'm- 
 ici', were I'rilor.ers tj 
 1 till iilaiui thanks, anil 
 welvc thoiUaiiJ Hurfe, 
 'sTerriti>rits to Alme. , 
 Moelaini liiiiilelt King; 
 rew awav halt his tor- 
 liiniin, .'nd 10 with ;hc 
 ly tlic Coiiquelt ol tl'i: 
 ',:i>:l'/:t-'. C'/i'i c bcini; 
 le Captain of it, Scrjj 
 
 Inn he toKi lum, Th.it 
 kfeiiJ It af',aiiiH thcni, 
 
 tmct the tiitertainnicnt 
 
 l-y this A.ilwer, Stornii 
 ivarnilv reienc 1 by Sk- 
 ■ utt' with lo!s; aii.i the 
 lipon his Camp, kil!cJ 
 
 11, aiui t'oitei Caiio.n 
 
 le to the Circiinijacciii ;. ■ > 
 the Z'^'.'" Kinps, who 
 now is liibjett to the 
 ieni, laij^e, and pretty 
 It iV'jon'iiients ot above 
 ..,) lie Liitoiiibed 111 It ; 
 it, and the li.i'iir.t,j tii 
 fioiii it IS a linieui 
 rrii, who wasGrand- 
 btiilt by ^/.'^v.!-,.;.-' by 
 _ Willed abtnir. Water- 
 lies a Hridiie of twelve ji.ir 
 i/er into the Cry. Thb' ■ 
 },h, and havinp p.ill'tJ 
 lici Channel ai I'-.i'-, 
 llHOllKCvllph ni II;.. 
 .car IOC MdesafiMider, 
 iide. 
 
 piited one of the No- u ■ 
 ap ahoiit ic-uMilcs in'- • 
 .. low iir.o It, tailing 
 li.iiii.'.tii count t Sacnd. 
 reverence for a (.ov , 
 c it it wi, relVmh!i.sa 
 wel.onic at Wcr, ami !■. 
 ips to lirk/:', a tort l.e 
 niijilit breathe there J 
 .s Cii'iii was man he J 
 favour Ironi lu w.'.'', 
 or Kantoin, to l.'jk.''- - 
 r.-M.v.oLilhir, and with 
 
 ."roni cAhi! to l.i'-\ by,,-... 
 
 to the Slaughter ef liicli f . 
 i:h hisCniards. and i\-^^^ 
 lie fatislied without the'" 
 l)e'oiv he received aiv. 
 ;..-.;,,and /<.»./,;-■■ /<.;''";. 
 
 liiiii ; ami to tliat en.:, 
 cm,! td 
 
 tmpticd all her Husband's Coffers, to hire Men from all 
 plaes to fervc her. Mnhobn-vlmn had notice "t the 
 CJiiceii's piojevlis, and new preparations, but not being 
 itall dillieamicd at them, draws up his Forces into a 
 Body to meet her, who was at the fame time haltning 
 towards him. Cnw^.mni: was ••.;;,1. Cj-neral of Normat'i 
 Forces, and Miloi-:-:hMi w.i • roitroiibl>'d at it. 
 
 Willie thefcthint^s were .'.. mIi>, P.DWtn, who had con 
 trifled an intimate Friendiiup with Mnhl/et-.-i'mi, dies, 
 andhisDt.uli w.is I'o alHiiitiiip to liim, as well as to his 
 I"ailier i'l",;' '1 '' , that he Lid thi World .idien, and tou- 
 ir.iCtin!; himfelf to privacy turned .Aiuhorite. .V"rn,i/ 
 tiippolinc even his Eal'c to be in conteiupt ot her, was 
 iiiifiti'lied fo ioni; as .Vr.hrb-t, whom (lie hid devoted 
 to nun, was alive, .ind tliereU.re projecls 1. vera! ways 
 fir his Deltriidion ; and tlio' the lnd.j;nity lately done 
 his Seiii, by taking hisGovernnient from liiin, loiiieiluiig 
 lu-afed her, yet twoii'd not latii;fy, but calbii;' Am: - 
 . M, ,V .'I rti'i'.-f.'i /», and//!''""/'.;:', her Minions, fends 
 ilieiii with l5on,T Horfeic, fi;;ht with him. 
 
 I .( .'.'" 
 
 .,i,'.H.» 
 
 Heri" tlicy allad him in c.xttcinc rage, (thn' by tile e.x pence 
 of 9 ) thoiifand l.cek of Koupei s lie had trebled liis Ar- 
 my at tlieir arrival,' and in t\»u iu>urs, l>y the trcic'iery 
 oi /tmli-.Un, and V/. ■/•-(, ..-ijf, get the VidiTV, and 
 tljrce him into the Caltic, whu'li in three .lays ihey :o/k, 
 with much TreaUire, and Shcy:, liiivfelt", \viiofe ijci 
 BiiHiKhy ordered to be [ ut out, but Ip.iied Ins Life. 
 
 N'iWi.i/, at the Ne\.s of ihcle Klisluuuncs, lets fall av,«„-. 
 hrr Spirit, complains ul'hcrliio'.her s pcrlulioufncls, jnd5"l'i'i^ r. 
 her own tolly, in |)HiLe,uiiilg Mn'rei -t Widi lo imch lire, 
 and fubinits to li.i'L. '-■'>. Meicy, wiio, like a Ni>l lc 
 I'niicc, tiirg.ave and cmfoited her, pioniiliug hrr lat'eiy 
 by Oath ; and ac^ordingU, dunnj^ hi.s Keiyti, licg.ue 
 her luch refpevit .iiid free.lum as became her Cliai.ail'. r. 
 But not (dealiiig the [Vople ai he ought, b> Ihewiiig 
 himfelf often in the />■.). '<)r and ?,:/*•.,' he enioyed his 
 ■Sovereignty but a little while, tor .lifiyl.-oi.iu givini' 
 Cmiiiw Intelligence by Letters ot his Faihei sDeaih, Ciii- 
 n ininiedimely lets out fioin U.c.iu with Muii'i.xi-ciu-.ii, 
 ^h'/v,^m'..7.i«, aiki 7Qo-i /(i/W(i>.'/ and M.i/ e.-t./,iij, anil 
 palling through '...■,.■/<«, after three Wnk, m.u.h hr 
 
 1 
 
 ■M 
 1 
 
 came to ■■{^i'!, where he claims the Imperial Dignity, 
 flW\ Lis Reconciliation, fas he often labour- .mdby the j^titn:!/, and hislavourites, was proclaimed 
 
 AjJ'sf.-i.mu, who had lo generoully beeiidilinined b\ 
 .IWi/ ••, w.is f ny for his Siltcr's Lunacy, and lincc he 
 could not etl'ec'^ Lis Reconciliation, fas he often labour- 
 rd) he was lo'h fo Brave a Man ll.ouid j-erilh thiouj(h the 
 M;i ice of a W'oiiiiii, and fo lends Irui a Letter, difio- 
 
 vaiug b'i .Sdtcr's Rikdutioii, and loin its jouiig /<i« i Igive notice of it to .j!l.ipl::hm, who t' rtliwith I'ofis tOi^rirtJ. 
 H^-Vi'- to prefrve liiiii. M.ii.i!:: having received Lul-or, and making /(_i./5w B. «..',-■ of hi-Council, fends 
 
 erilh thiouj(htlie King by the Name of I'nt-fln-^c'r.in. (.';.ir,i;i being C""""ii 
 11 a Letter, difio- |chii.( (cttled on the Throne, Orders the '..i^.i.'-,-r.i.i to" "'"'" 
 
 kill; 
 'fill: 
 
 I.) ne 
 ut /■#•• 
 
 ,/Yr./'/-.M v..'.s Let:er, was much iroibled, and icavmghis him into the Hummums, wheri 
 
 Cell ill *'"" •', flie< to f,,v,'i;;rcr, and fj to l{,'•{^:e H.:i:a, wirh Sultan Shci'Cr.^ S> .i-litlim > 
 
 wlij loved hr.n well ; but beiii", purfued with Letters full 
 
 of tlireais, as well as uitreaties. from \-itn.-l, t'le li<.igre 
 
 thought It not puideiit to retain Inm, or proted him, and 
 
 liiadvifed him to tly !o'», ,ew;, who would, without all 
 
 don't, luertain hini gbidlv. 
 
 ,, MM'ci-J'.in ha\ iiig rceeii cd a Packet from the R^t.^- 
 '• ft :/..! to Chim's;;, fpeeds to O.'C.in with ^ oo H-ifU .n, and 
 
 icco oilier Men, led by If 1i:;'ii/.m", with him, and the Alfairi of the b.mpiie, 
 lii'.Ji Cunoon at r,}i)iicer^ in iNV//im//.'.i's Kingdom, who pleafure. He Ihut up hi 
 
 J -nip I 
 lille 
 
 was amazed at his coming, till having read the Hnd«ccs 
 I'jcker, he embraced him with unfpeakablc Joy. andeii- 
 lud into a firm Friendlhip wirh him. t'lAit admires .at 
 this Agreement, .V >»j,i/ tro late repents her Foliv, and 
 y^uWr.-' groivs fo afllided at their Cunjundion, that 
 
 le Strangled iliiHoch, 
 
 and Sll-H.:J}.ii, the 
 
 two Sons of Sultan I'u ir.TJ, .t I ilietw.) S.ni, of SuLan 
 
 "o'c.y, no: fufpeding any danger, .i.id lent their Heads 
 
 to Cm > 001.', 
 
 I'hefe Murders aftonillicd the Kinpire, but Cu'iolk'"""' 
 
 fooiiqtiieted it by h s Incant.itions, and then Orders his'""*" 
 
 Coronation at ./,; .i ; which was acvoniingly performed, 
 
 in a (Jcneral All'emMy c.t' V»r.',. 1 hen he turned ro 
 
 .Kin;^ aii.l dilpl.icirg at his 
 
 Lailiei's .Seraglio, .•■'ilincd 
 
 three Pa 
 
 '■ihan 
 
 
 Queen .Vo/m.7 and ner tliree 1 laurli-ers. ^■yy..^. 
 was made fecond in ;he iiiiij ne, and M'-lwlnr-cran ucxt 
 him ; and Ci o.nr.-'i'.l-ch.n: Wis ie-el\ablilli'd Vice-Roy 
 of B"'.;;,:'. Aniballadors fmni Pcifi.i, ,-h.it.i, ir.rt.vy 
 ^ . ,, „ - , , *"d Dn.ri, bring him Prcfents, and Congr itulate his 
 
 he falls into a deep Melancholy, and loon after a fatal 'acccls to the Crown. Divers .\;,y^f-..t, and all the pri.i- 
 !iii.kncfs, of which in three days he died, in the zjdicipal Oiu't'.', lelbrt tri hiui, who afJciftioiiatcly received 
 Yearof his Reign, in the Year to:?- Heg. 1007. ha-|theiii, pardoning all Offences committed ilnnng his Ke- 
 viiig named on his Death-be. i his Liraiidfon B.'.V'J'', .Son|licllii'n. After which he pr.tl.iims a jubilee, whidif,,,, ,,;,„„. 
 cf Sultan C,'///7.>'\ Ins .Su.cellbr, and fworn his principal! was Celebrated vvith ail manner of Sports an I I'leafiiresluiiF) RJgr 
 Ow'.i'j to fee Inm frowned, and ll.cw CMfCjci; no favour, I imaginable ; but Cvn r, tlio m the highell Dignity, 
 till ho h.id fubinitted to Bulloch. can't be liapry. Divine Vengeance purfuing him for his 
 
 The dead I?: dy of the Mo^iil was Entombed at T^.--|Sins by taking away Ins \\\i\:, ,i;id fending the Arrows 
 ciH.iei in liciitr). Monument, and Sultan hnl'oih beingi of Plague and Famine into his Kingdom. The SuorJ 
 15 Years of Age, was crowned at Ddy with all Royal' threatens on all lides, the IV ;mkj having taken Kfinacn 
 ..Joy. .\ i MM,' being of an active Spirit, and having all and C.(>;./.i/'.i.'. The Tmt.xr C.d'ii!, Si.ruph /li'mncl', cn- 
 ■vf,:/,»'re. 'sTreal'uic in her hands, arms her felf with dangers Tutt.t; and l.rur Bui.ic<, and /^c/i-cp ;?!,!;/■, 
 Contidencc, and a pretended Title, refolvmg to (ct her tro-ibles Br«)«/orf ; and two Counterfeit tiii.'n-ise('(\:t u^i 
 Sow Sr~'icr on the Throne : To that end Ihc hires Rebellion in the Bowels of his Kingdon. He himfelf 
 i^oce Horfe, and fends to her Son to levy as many mo.'e lives 111 .he highelt In^elt, having married his own 
 M 3"'gir>'\ intending to Strangle Jifitpl -cjim, and Daughter, .and "ti.s to be feared Goi s I Ian I will give a 
 King B,'//cev, who were advancing tovrards her. The fcirlul Kvcnt to tliele things, as a mil pur.ilhmeiit of his 
 K-ung King uiiderltanding this, turns away to i..i/j(.r to toriner and prefent Sins, as they defervc. This is what 
 meet "Sc.'rirr, who had lately been baffled by Goi/^r-c-l he gathered and obferved while he lay a: Sm. if. 
 Aihl-Hujftiii, and was encan'.ped only with 4COoHorfe.' 
 
 Chap. XXIL 
 
 Sir Tho. Herbert'f Travels itito Perfia, in mhich he gives an 
 Account of the Teop'e, Cities, 7 owns ^ andTrodncls oj it. 
 
 i-M^ 
 
 i '•! 
 
 fM 
 
 'I 
 
 L 
 
 Lavin^, the ■%gui\ Ojuntry, Sir T/m. Ihrbni 
 and hisCompanycanieioOiK, or D-'fiTown, 
 feated. rin thef^w/'.tvr.). tjulpli, and fo iticoni- 
 palfed with a l^ranch of the lirlus, that it is 
 made a kind of I'einnfnla. The Haven is a, good for 
 Antluirsge .as ,'oi'i//-v, or any of the LLivens thereabouts. 
 -4.'fv,iv,/c rfnrniiig from the Coii'iueft of /Vri/f, built a 
 City on the Ranks of the River HyH.iJpci, one of the 
 branches of In.hn, callevl Buccpl.'cJ.!, in memory of his 
 ll'itfc kille.l in that great Dattcl ; and coming to this 
 r'a.c, eommaiulcJ f^cni.l.m, liis Admiral to repair his 
 
 I Fleet, and fail to Ormus. This Citv is large, Init the 
 
 Chnllians are not fo well '■ ed here as in many othei 
 I places, becaufe of ihcmoir.ie humours of tlie \\vti{^uc:^r. 
 I Twas a Town of good Trade, when itatloided O^ium, 
 
 Alfafirtida, which were brought thither from l.nhor; 
 
 Puchio, Cotton, Indico, Mitabolans, Sugar, Arack, 
 I Agats, Cornelians, Diafpries, Cakedoiks, Aniarh^rtv, 
 ' Pearl and Elephant's Teeth, but lincc the /),fr'' and 
 ' h'.nglijh have traded at .Viii.if aiU c-.inb.y, her Traffick is 
 
 iiKonfidcrable. It has no HiiilJings temaikable but the 
 
 jCaAlc, bull: there by /ilhu^jufrtjue, the famous Pofw^'rir;^, 
 
 I i J Cii^'tain^ 
 
I . 
 
 H 
 
 |i 
 
 
 -7 ;. ho licibert s -Jravjis into Alia W Africa, &c\ L.ib-liB Chap.X 
 
 il,r. i: .i;. 
 
 (.,:.> a- 
 
 ■ ., ..J. 
 
 .^ '■ ii;i i in 
 
 ^.:i-uln. in IS11. Tlic R.vcv /i../;/-, calk-a ly ''''/'• 
 
 >7)/ II, .irnl .■w-(.:k Sii.r:r, 11 now i.ilk'il V'''-' • At;i'i 
 a t.'.ninc ot" -joco Mi'cs fi-om tlie i'.tjiii>.ii:ii MouiiMiiis. 
 I'uit ufrt ,•'.•.', itomp'i.sir iVIf into till- CVc.iii at two 
 p\-r. Ol'iiim';. It is .i.ViiMnti.v! by nikiont (Jcc'i'.r.iplki'' 
 I'Pi' (if tlu' nioli f.iiiio.s Rivers iit thfVVovlJ, .iiul ,^i\i> 
 N.'.iiHTooii;' oi till- molt uoMc I'.u't-; ot thcL'iiiv.ilL' 
 'J I'.v.- luvc^s tif'i-c.l, ;\_-.i'ei.-, i)i),','.'„M' •, O, ./V)., /r. ', 
 ov ll^.l.'l:::; .■l.-'/i)/ /, C iv'v, .J./: , i\v. all ^low iht ii- 
 HciTiriivvortlilMiriiv.T.u'H, th.ii at the iMoiith of 1«. '1 • 
 'tis t"iiilSiM V il;c New Miioii, Inii ar '.' '/.-a' at ilic Hull 
 Mi.oii. ami at S .-.'■ '■ ar ilu- lint ami l..ilt Q.iwrttis. 
 
 Oil till- oilivr litlc uf thr Gvl; li m .!,\ib:.: l-\li\ is •"'/- 
 (•••■, not lai tiom Cape /<■(, •:•' .:; ■' '. aiviciuly lallcd C - 
 ».)./!■.■■)« : h IS tiic belt Town", Tort aiiii Haven, wlmli 
 thr /'''If. ;;.(•;.•■ Iiivc 111 ilir',0 Pans, It'iiij', loiu'^iicrd l-y 
 them wlx'ii tliey iiic>k (/■■:!■ 111 i:"?. t'loin ~y I'-.'.'f an 
 liitaiit Kiiip ( f it. 'IhcTov.n is katcil in a I'lain bo- 
 iweeii two liiin;, Moi'iitain!;, a DitJi aiul ranpc. ^Irawii 
 tVnm ()n>' Hil! 10 tl'.c titiUT, I'o cnviion'iiij it, that to lon.o 
 it li.\;iis i-i.-.ccr.Iil\i'. 'IIk- CjIiL- is lvy,v, well Mar.neil, 
 anil IUv.nl \v;ih r^v .v. CmJihm -■. 
 
 i V . 1 7. rlicy "lailcJ for (-• i . ■ ■ ■•/ in P->fi •, cciliint- 
 on ,7im'/.'. wlicr.-tlioli'fwet; Spues an.Kiiiins ilo grow, 
 whole rioMi-'s Ir. pcirinieihe .\ir, that it fiiulls I'wcet 
 at hen, wheiir.o l.:ii'.ii i an le ililcerncd. 
 
 .■I'll':-:, v'.eroininaroil Irom ••li.i.'w the Son of .-I;'""-' 
 ■••'A i: ■' ■■ •, was an.icnt'y a Senviaiy of \ eiv fancU'. 
 ivlen, Pliyli.ians M I'.l-.eiiiarii ians aii.i I'hilolophers, as 
 (.' • .-w, /;i : r: , Wt Viv.', y.» .';ii«.i:;,- , &.\-. Init now is 
 iibreiiie .-.ik' barbarr'^s. U wasof (Ikl famous for the 
 ilelivery d' the H> ■ Dualopiie, but now 'lis a* Inta- 
 III' '.'.s for iI'.L- A'coian. It ii iliviJeJ into tliiec Parts, 
 \. n ■'>:■, i'\- .Ifri-rr. i" I. : iih' i<. Z.I\-:.,:, or /'.v.-/,', 
 Iran l'i"-,i the Mer;o(o!;s cf it, binlt by ''■'•'•l/''" t'lt 
 ul'ili Sen of A ;.',-r.; ;■(;,', Ci-r. 9, 14. h is alii.) ealleil Intf- 
 i.'.- . anil .Vi; !>/ >■ -, bv S:.ih ami l't:-h»: . 3. /-V'/.x, 
 ealieJ Si'.i.;. All th.-fe Parts w.tc full calleil .i:.'/-;V;',[ 
 .■'.'I'.'V.T, tn cliltinp"illi it fioin that in .Ipi. ;. !l~'r.i nil 
 
 wiil.mit, aivl fo WvU furtifa.l wiili ileen Tn ii,-iics, a 
 t-'o'nra-ifearp aiul prciii Oriliiar.ec, conin'ian.iini; b'.ji 
 the Clity aii.t H.iven, th.it n.?iic c\i.ectis it in all ille f all. 
 1 lie Kiiifs of ihis lllan.l v.co, 
 
 1. >' ■ Jlih.t:.: :.y.,x, or IStn-'^.'ljh: //.-t.-f,-,';,;/, , v.!;,,,. 
 beiiij; a Ser\anr to Sc:'l', ! ., S .en:;, an Infant //'.■/. ,' '" 
 K'tv,', lla.n bv liii iSvotlicr ."),•,/, or ■''/•■./, '!|.,'v!i 
 ;\' III hi: ambitions nclipns. :i:;,( kept him fiuir. .1 ,- 
 i'hiorc, I. f, i:ii'. hi;ii to tly to f ■,. ..- •;, wheic A/,-. .: . ,,f. 
 lainiii;; AiiiftaiKC of the l« ■'< , bvoiii;ht :o tn-catan Arm"- 
 ■ii'iiiiit hini, that he was f)'eeit, with" man) of li 5 
 bririuls, who hate.! il.i Tyiaiit. to icmove to /(./',., 
 but iini well likiiii; that plaic, he ilepaite.l, aiKlVtii^'J 
 epcnthc llle f.Vr.r', whi>h he forf.f.U aiU name.! (/. 
 •'I" . in 1^1;. liei',. 6y:. To him fmcccileil, 
 
 : t'":i - .'.\.!ii.i .<.',,ii.r,tr:ii.Jh.m, a IVrloii of a N,,', ,\ 
 KxttaLtion, wlinfeSon, 
 
 i. M.i!.-..i:^:Jii-l'r.lri,i^-p:/r, a Brave Piiru-, inhc,;;...! 
 the Throne, but wastreacheroiilly llainbv, 
 
 4. Af.'./".--?-,//.-///' f/, who enioyt.l his u.ik.jp,.;. 
 thilebni a littlewhile, for, 
 
 ;. Si^i {.:-f r,:!:hiiij, Irs PrcJcceHot's yiri-Mi..|t Pn,. 
 lb. r, retaliaieil his trea.hcry upon iiim, aiultlio' fii 1 
 v.hile hi Coiilin A/i',.\ \'-/:ii:rJlii toree.l him n, fy ,1,^. 
 Kiii^Joiii, jccatliis Ueaih he reco\iriil it, ai.illihi- 
 at his own to, 
 
 0. {'.I. -.-Ill ■' (1:^^ a ViCti rioiis I'liiiie, win n- i;i-:r.i:,i. 
 e'.iiLI i-iiupier bi.t Death, nlii.ii Unppinj; l,:iii 1 1 |,j 
 Re:;al Power 111 14S8. lie liai tliefe Sii-ecllors, 
 
 7. a;.. ^:.//-w;. ./.■/,■. 
 
 b. V.,'.,, ./;;.:. 
 
 q. S.-AW-;. And 
 
 I.'. S..- ■':..'■;;, v.lioni .; ;',v,c. .!.,.■ f. [liuei' 
 aiul e.iiiftii him to be (traii;;lej. ' 
 
 S :.'. II , C'l'c.u., , .lUil biinlhr, leMially .ii'i'i i-, J 
 t!ie!io\ereign;Y, bnv W,t/,u,..-.', m rlu- Ipite ot iIm,-., ^^.u^ 
 crnwi'CLl Kinp, bun;; the Riti'it l!ur; and ro V-.a u: . 
 eecibil his .Son ,V.i /-A/ .•'■i"».o-//,v:, in i<2?. wluj w.i, f.;,- 
 ilii.'.l b' the /::;.. 7/; and I't'i'A'oM when iluv tout, 1 ).,,:.., 
 
 \\: 
 
 diltii:;.',ililh thefe 
 
 i-:o;':r.n! 
 
 by tliiir Hair, for the .//i'.-r- ' whieh beiiif, a reniarkaMe C' nijii.lt. i; will Ij 
 
 
 .■ixVj r.iay be loiiil eil, the -yoV.:'; not. In the Delate 
 
 Ai 't':'t is A^i'./.-rr, in t'.t.f\ II ■.■!; Siur.:, Jn'-ip and 
 
 Mkc^, places of .Aeeount aiiionp the .^ai.:c.-'.(; and in 
 
 the /(-n/i .'!-./■■-, now e.ilKd .t.-tiK /;.-, A/.-..'/..i, S' •/;,?, 
 
 and many i tl er T wrs of N' te. All this Country was 
 
 I'top'ed at the Divilion of Tongues, by Sch.i, l{-r.»i.th, 
 
 S.il'.v.i and .V'/.'m'/'-.-i ; and 'tis obflrvable at this diy. 
 
 that whereas the U:h-r.r, (,Vf. <and /.:.';'// Toiigncs, air 
 
 no where fpoken purely, the ^■.itiV^.is Ipoken in three 
 
 pairs ot the World. I.eavin}; Aili.t they trolfid tlie 
 
 P.'f,((,!,v Giilph, and palfcd near Cape f.'o :./.', and in 
 
 litlit of L'apeC"-.;!/.-.', an InfamuiislVrr, inh.ibiiod by a lite, if they j 
 
 People who make a prey of Itranp.ers. On the f.>M).<r. lyd'vided. 4 
 
 n: IK Onlt Hands J.t'-; , ', in ;?> Dc.;. -,S Mm. Nottherii , and the ('f'/;.:» the ( 
 
 latitude, diit.iiit .about 40 I.eapi'e. from O i/.i/. ; ./ .'v;- ' ('.-/Miif l>,'>iild pay 
 
 our while to tike the partkiilar:, ol it. 
 
 .V'.;- ;/'.i-, the bTpe:or of /' /;..•, ref b ill ; t. f.L.d..i ■ 
 Ori)ii:<, eonimand'd 7- i.-.'.r»'j;.»)-. ;!■..■ .i-w, GoNcrnnur 0: 
 Diikc of .V/'v i:r, to iiiidertakr it. who advai:, ■, s lowm,!' 
 (;.:",,'.f-; with 9:0: Horl'c and I'o.v, at fiiili a lin.e a, 
 he expected to meet the (■.i.-./VA b'leet theie, wliefe .V- 
 fiftatlCc lie abt.>incd upon ilnfe Cendicc.n', wli:i-li!hcv 
 til ft fettled under Hand and .Seal : 1 . That ihe Calik , ;' 
 Oniiw, if it were taken, with alltheOrdnaiue.m ! Am- 
 ni-m'.tion, fhould bel; ik; tn tb.c i.'-::ih. ;. 'J I, .it tS.- 
 [' i^iu t nv.^ht build tliLiii'.eK\saiiotlur in aii> r.tn oftl;i.- 
 
 tied. j. 1 hat th.' Spoil l!;neki lH'ee|i;ji. 
 
 Thatthey-o j;/./'' Ihcnld lia\ethef A //i:'.i/, 
 
 ' ', their I'lifoncr^ v 1 hat tin 
 
 half the N'u'tii.ils. \\'.a);i.. Si., 1 
 
 ]ii: f';b'C>.'ted it to the C-ou-ii of I' /.-....•', built a and I'cwJer. 6. That the />i:;/i//- ihonlil be Culd:;;- 
 lari;; Caflle in ir, and fiiiiiiiled it with 17 Braf. Cannon, free in G.;inl>-.'' for c\er. The'.c Art .lis Ik-iii;; J);;iv.'ii 
 but ihe /:;■_;; 'y.'.' took ir from them in K)2 j. be, anle they ; arui Scaled, eaeh Party prepared for lijilii. 
 
 kill.'d Captain .</ ,■'.','/>;; in it, but put it into ihe h;n,i of 
 the fiVjl'ii. 
 
 ۥ MTin'ristwofold, the Great, rani ilie Def.irt : The 
 
 ■ Defarr txrcnds from this Town to 1 , % and the (ircater 
 
 Is eoiiaiu d by 'i-lrip.i to the N. \\'. Near rliis is a fmall 
 
 llle e.i'led /•'y.'.in./iy/.j, from a Shiin: (tanJini; 111 it De- 
 
 dieated to (.■,(«( ; 'tvia.s famous la ./.' v.i'...'.i's time for 
 
 _■■ -11. 1^. 1(22. they betair.e MalKrs of ihe Fort «itli'. 
 
 fiiiail difficulty, and then pl.nwl upon the CiUle uiih 
 
 ,1 dozen p'ei'cs of Cannon, bat tn I itle il!r>t, tillih'. 1 
 j l':Jiii.i fpriuip, a Alme, which blew op a I'ti.-.t ; a:: I'f 
 
 the Wall. The /' '!,;;..(■;;.' were not f irpri/e.l at .t. he. 
 
 maWiivi '. Sallv at it, inauiraiifd an oblfnate I:;;',!- wi;h 
 [the ('■>//•».->, and when they ritreated, li> pliul tlie /' - 
 
 .Suord-Bladts, .le.ounled better tli.in tliiife of Dr.m.i.ai.,' ftu:i who piiifiied lluni, \vi-|i Haiul-Graiiaon,;., bre- 
 
 and for the O'^iVj he celebrated lure. Then pafJIni; the ' 
 
 Streiplit,s ofo mill, in A icw of l{ i m , where the Vitu- 
 
 'Iri-rn, .It.' I 
 
 Balls, I'owder-I'ors and .Scaldm.n Load, th.ii they lo,! 
 above 10.':) .Men. 
 ,:;«.-:j.' Iia\e another Fort, they taim. 10 .Anehor at (.Vim- i The I'r. :'f.ni t.ouraee wa- :inr li •• led by this ^A.:- 
 (.-■ M >:, the bell I'oit the {'•< >. ii. has. | iiv.lh, and llit'e was done for loir.e tiine ; but \;,-. .'. ;i. 
 
 Oriiius is .1 Kinpdoin in r.«>/i..-(/ .1 .W.7. '•, and an Ille ' the I'mniviir/. bcin.e hiiirbled by Ncti.lhty, ;.',. t:,i 
 about one Leai;ue from ihe Coniiiun:, and filieen Miles I'laiMie, rannnc and I'liK-es, were t.T.ed to iiioie lora 
 1:; Cir. lilt, lyinp in the .17 IVp. of Koitliern latitude. ! Cellaiii 11 of Arms, proiiiilinp to pay tb.e Ukednvii 
 'I'iie Soil IS barren, but the chut Ciry is (o t-lcgant for i two hundred thoulan I ■l'">i.i"', ami .1 Yearly Triliitc ot 
 Huildiiiijs, fo populo.;s for luli.ibrants, and lio'j'bir for an hiaulied and loriy thonfand R'ab. b- t not b.iii-i ae 
 it ide, that it aili-rcs Mcrciiaiirs and Traveliers to i; ecpted, they ticld out to /J,-"/ i[i. when the J', in ■'.'.■ 
 fioni all Pans of the World, .iiid by its Mavin- Pinver ) ap.reed to frtrrender ihe Calile to ihe I' •■■]'/'■. .ii.ufM'- 
 ilerived from <■.'••-, rive.i laws to all us iiei.ehboininL; I mit themfeivcs, and all they had, to their Merev, i.pen 
 
 I'ottiiratcs. The City is iior l.ir."e, but eoippa,:!, and 
 I'le Streets narrow to avoiii the hear of die Sun, wlueb 
 otberwife, ihrriu?,h the San.bnels of the Soil, would be 
 iirolcrabic iheic. llic Ilk- haih two Havens in it, one 
 in t!ie Faft, and the other in tli.; M'dt p.:r;s of r. In 
 the middle of it i,s an Hill, whi.'i (;i\cs a delii;!itful 
 profpeil o:'i t'lc top, ar.l .itfords Sulplier 011 the one fid.-, 
 and Sail on the othrr, in gieat llorc. TheC^iiy is v.\l! 
 biiilr. an 1 th: Hoiifes vithui cNeeedingly will liirliiihoj 
 
 (.Condition thii they n-.ip.bt luve ihe.r 1 ives, and .1 l.il^' 
 Coir.in toM.isk,-!, vvhieli was perform d on the .ijd, lo 
 far as lay in the l-ifM', for the I'.i/i'.n.i not only iiifa-T.-c 
 feptej ^aoA,.,li and P:) /;;5*/-, and c\ ttiiip etf then ^ 
 Hia.lsfent the* to f.'.ii'.'/r.c .l.s a 1 10; hee, bia Mr>latcd 
 •lie Women, defile i the Temples, and delafc! the 
 H ufes, and beeaule an /;«:; //•".■.-:», ccn'rary toOrdir, 
 wa^ fornd jilh};'!.'- i Moiiailry, iliey bn ke the r At- 
 lieliis with the '•"'.j; ■'/'', feiic on all, and pave tlicnuin- 
 
 wrdi pilJcJ Leather, and !.■, /.'i and '''./»/: Rarities : The h rwtnty tlioura, ' i^cund. befuii... -hi ir parti f tVe C 
 
 Sw!«i 
 
 Pi.ixar iN ri.h ami b .autitu!, the Chunlu s fpleiulid 
 in. and the Caltlti fo regularly b.,ilt both w;il 
 
 .0(1 of the CalUc. The Kinp of O »-jrf;, 5'.- ,i-';.i!fina- 
 /hi, leas nudiT'tiRner to the L\"j:.:!i.% and is al'rifmcr 
 
 at Sch'' 
 per Dim 
 Place in 
 the Fall 
 lixfeorc 
 „ On 
 
 ,;;,. thel'r/i 
 belt P( 
 Ground 
 Miles. 
 ()i Hint 
 liiiililiiii" 
 ranked 
 beiiip frc 
 
 ;■: r:iJe foine a C 
 CoiMn, 
 Land, ai 
 
 in the ,>u 
 as wel 
 built low 
 eiinies, te 
 Weather 
 bird as th 
 IheW 
 as tlicy pi 
 
 .-.Tt, InSniii 
 loriCil tn 
 p.-s, for et 
 ij Miviths 
 Sky ; fo 
 that iiay 1 
 cool thcni 
 makes tliei 
 
 .nil- blerc is 
 
 "^:f;': Collie 01 ( 
 
 ';-*.,„,■ made of f 
 I toothfom,', 
 
 (the Peopli 
 gdtion, ex 
 Sher.ieii 
 Drink mad 
 and mixed 
 or Stroiig-i 
 the liottelt ,' 
 and Stoiiui 
 heat. 
 
 They ha 
 ported, as 
 oitroiis, Fip,' 
 .Alninnds. I 
 .Is alio Flo 
 titles. 
 
 N'or hav( 
 
 Milton, lb 
 
 k.iiiis of Fill 
 
 live in. Th 
 
 llie,Sha\v-ba: 
 
 1 he /•;.,';//;' 
 
 (if li.s Houd 
 
 the raking ol 
 
 the Cuiloms 
 
 At the Nc 
 
 Cillles, whi, 
 
 ic.l j ihcv \v 
 
 arc unskilful, 
 
 Thr .iM.'ci 
 
 lew and ilk 
 
 oinlpicuous, 
 
 Willed, and I 
 
 Sleets ate 11a 
 
 i'-'i;iii ami .1 
 
 l^'o .,ii, .Aliiiei;o's, bii 
 
 1*10 1 own by 
 
 lik'ir Cjraves, 
 
 habitants liiir 
 
 they .ire toor 
 
 ;, „ \Mien the 
 
 hers iif Worn 
 villi; their 1 
 Cheeks Imiii; 
 with broaehi s 
 piideiit. 
 ._^ Among tlu 
 ■ ''.'t'siii-i,!, ail 
 flrlh, lij'^s or 
 '■rWinc-Vine 
 Souls into lie 
 ihrouiih their . 
 
 
ca, &c. L.ib^ljB Chap.X Kl. Sir Tho.Herbert'j / ravels into Afia ami Africa, crc. 4.2 7 
 
 ill ik'oti 'ri-(ii,iii.s, .1 
 
 , totiiniati.'ui!'. IvJi 
 wU it ill ail i\\c ! aii. 
 
 ■/.■ 1<n:-CA, .!!,:, v.l:o., 
 .-, .in Inf.im tl-.-l.,.,"-' 
 , or .'■'/.■./, ;|!..v,| 
 1 ki-p". liim lui-.r, ,1 ,■ 
 
 ii^h; '.o yrcutan .Army 
 I, witli mnii^ of lis 
 ) icmovc to /(./'ir,, ; 
 liL'p.ntcl, .iiul ftti^oj 
 [it'.'vl aiiil ii.imc.l t, . 
 Cm cccilcil, 
 a I'nidH (I' a N,,', ;, 
 
 r.ivc Piir.ii-, iiil» ;i,c,i 
 
 Illilll'V, 
 'ijul Ins M.i'm ,i P.';. 
 
 l.ir>!'s V""''':;t''l Pto. 
 in 111!!!, .lint ■Jio' I'.l 1 
 
 'J tori I'll liiiu 10 fv \[-x 
 ccovcrcil it, ii'.il liii ; 
 
 Pi inn-, wluir r.(':;:i:;ii 
 li Itrippini; Ir.iii , i I;,., 
 ■fc Sii. tcllors, 
 
 j,.r r. I'liiii-il m i,.- 
 
 hr, IcMTiilly .il'i'ipuj 
 I till' I'l'iri' I't lliiir., v.j.. 
 I'.ur i iiiiil to l'';.i ■.1;, 
 ill \f.l^. wliJ w.v. r. 'tr 
 ulion ihi S Iou'n Un,;!. , 
 
 |iiilt, it vmH t.' wuali 
 [it ii. 
 
 /;,;, rcM'in.;l ilM,!;.; 
 /.-..■.vv, Cioviviiniir o; 
 
 wIm aiiv.irn s |i-,\v.ii.1 
 o.>', ai liicli .1 i:n.i.- a. 
 [■Let then-, wlicfc A 
 Cf iidifon-', «li;il! t!'ci 
 
 : I. 'rh-UilK-Cali!,'.: 
 lthcOr,!ii:ini:c,i:K'.Ani- 
 
 ^.;,//^. :. lI.:!! ihi' 
 
 lotlur in .tin r.iit ut'i! l- 
 
 Sih;i1 l!;ivlil i".'i.i;;:,ii- 
 
 hrulil liinctlicf /i ijii.ii, 
 
 ll'iiloncrt. S' Tiatthi 
 
 V..-hi.i!s. WagK, Si;,t 
 
 !jl Ihoiilil Ik- Ciiltcr,;- 
 
 ; Aitii|i.s licm;; S;:;i!;ii 
 
 Ir; ti,i;lit. 
 
 .ilKvi ut' I hi' Fiv.t with" 
 on tlie C.illli' wiih 
 
 to I ttli' itlfv'V, nil ih'.L 
 w lip ;i t',ri.;t ; .i;t "f 
 : l'n-]'ri/i'.l .n .t. hi:: 
 '. obll.ll.ltr i:p: \vi;h 
 
 1 111, 111 pll'^'' '■'^'^ '' " 
 I.11..I C.r.ira.'iK^ h rt- 
 1 .ij, till', tlay lo! 
 
 ;li <'\k\\ !■>■ ilu^Sii..- 
 [,r iiir.i' ; l>i;t \i,:> J. lb. 
 'V NcLi.liity, ■. .'. '■■■'- 
 Iv t.Tii.1.1 to iiio\c lor.i 
 pay till.' I) kc iIhvii 
 |vl .1 Nearly '1 nl iitc ot 
 .lis, |\vt I'ot Imi\'; ;h" 
 , when i1k /'■ '(' ■''•'• 
 , ,l,c rrr/'-. ■"■>if-''- 
 to tlicir Mcn-v, lif ;' 
 [iln r 1 ivi'5;, .iml J I:'-'*-' 
 Ji-l'iimilon till- .^t>ii ''' 
 |i', .,^'.1.! iin! only mtcr-T'''t'*'^ 
 aiul ci ttir.g ttf thcn'^, ' 
 'lioplKL', Lit Mr>latc.'. 
 •Ut,, anil dciacci the 
 J.-H, ccn'r.iry mDrilit, 
 I, ilu-y I'lxko tlu-r At- 
 I'l, aiiJ pave tl-.ciii^oii- 
 ,:hiir partt.f tVcCm- 
 
 /., ■ ', ai-a is a Vrifonu 
 
 P-li 
 
 ;. tT.' -f 
 
 ;-;.a of 
 
 at Sc7')"<!^ at this day, under an Allowance of five Mark* 
 per Oiem ; and (o Ormiii is now the inoft Difconfolatc 
 Place in the World, which was latterly the Glory of 
 the tall. This happened after the I'oi fz/^w-yi- had been 
 lixfcore Years Mafters of it. 
 
 On J'lti. 10. I 617. they came toGnmb ron, called by 
 tUc I'r'/i.iiis lliiiui-i, i.e. the Port Town, becanfe it isthe 
 licit Port the I'l-r/irti has : It is (itnarcil upon a level 
 Clr'und near the Sea, having no Hi!lsiiii;h it by tifd en 
 M:lcs. It Hands in Ccirm.nil,i, and before the Fall of 
 (i,miii was a Iniall Town, but liiue is fo increaled in 
 liiiiMini^s and Inhabitants, that for (irandeiir it may he 
 tanked with the Towns of belt Note in I'cJ}-:, becaufe 
 lieinp, frcciiicnted by Merrhaivs from all Parts, it is be- 
 (omeaCity of j;rcar Coniir.erce for raw Silk, Carpets, 
 Cotton, and other ConinioJities br ui'lit thither by 
 Land, anil all forts of Mervliaiu'.ize by ,Sh:p. 
 
 The Bu'.ldinf.s ,-ire for the molt part of Brick baked 
 in the Sun, which will io harden thein, that they appear 
 .IS well ami laltuii? as if ihey were burn'. l'h'\ are 
 Inii't low, and moll of them with Iniali Courts and Be!- 
 eiiiiies, tcnatll'd a top, where they llcep in thcciolcr 
 Weather upon Carpets, and pargcttcd with Plaillcr, a. 
 hard as thai of Pans. 
 
 1 lu'Wiiidowsarc I erticcd, and made to fliut ornpcn 
 as tlicy pleaie. 
 
 In Summer thi' .Air is f) hot, that the InhaHtanfi arc 
 I'oriC I [o rcmo.e to / /ii, and other neiphbouririj; Villa- 
 (;.>, fur cool Streams and .Sliadcs. Their Summer lalts 
 y Moiiths, and in that time 'tis lareto fee aCloud in the 
 Sky ; lo that tJs intolerable hot, infuMiuch thai fome, 
 that llay in the Town, lie inked m Vronghsof Water to 
 cool theml'elvcs, which yet parboils their Body, and 
 makes them apt to catch cold. 
 
 Here isthe belt .^'jij-.r^-Wine in all Pcfi:i. They drink 
 Coli'te orCoho much ; it is a black Drink, or Broth, 
 made of Bunny-Howers, or Coava-Berries. It is not 
 tix-ithfonv, beiiiR foinewliat bitter, but very wholfome, ■ 
 (the People fay) for it comforts raw Stomachs, helps Di- 
 gcltion, expels Wind, and removes Drowfincfs. 
 
 Shei.ieri alio is much v,i.Iucd for its coolnels, being a 
 Drink made of Water fwectned with Syrnip of l.imi lis, 
 and mixed with Rok>-water, thn' they refnfe not Arack 
 or Strong-water, qiialihed wiih Sugar, .is a Cordial in 
 the hottelt Si alons, efpecially where their Diet is coarfc, 
 aiiii Stomachs arc crude and raw ihron.cli dilfulion of 
 heat. 
 
 1 hey have p'enty of Fruits, but molt of them Im- 
 rotred, .as Oranges, I imons, Pomepraiiaes, Pnnie- 
 iitrotis, pips. Dares, Currans, Myrob.ilans, Aprico,-ks, 
 .Alniunds, Piliaclio's, Apples, Pears, Qmnce.s, Sugar ; 
 ■IS alio Flowers and Nits in great variety and quaii- 
 lilics. 
 
 Kor have thev lefs abundance of C'arbarito's, and 
 Mitton, liens, Fpps, Rue, with O^lleis, and many 
 tiii.is of Filh, which make the place more picafaiit to 
 live in. The bell Houfes in the Town are the Sultans, 
 tlieJihaw-baivlers, and the l-.ni^lijh and Out J' Agents. 
 Ihc li'^ij/h is allowed to difiday a Flag from the top 
 (if h,s Houfe, in memory ot their good Service done at 
 the taking of O nm:, and for lome time they h.id half 
 the Cuftonis f.r Cocxis Imported. 1 
 
 At the North and .South-end of the Town are two 
 Caltlcs, which have 3o Pieces of Brafs Ordnance plan- 
 ic.l ; ihcv were brought tiom Omiw, but the Cjunners 
 are unskilful. I 
 
 The ;^M >omrM«Mofiiues, and Jewi/h Synagogues, arej 
 few and iii.iiiilileralile, Imt the Htimiiinms ate more 
 mnrpicuous, anil iiuirh refiirted to. The Town is un- 
 iv.illi-d, and badly fupplied with frelli Water, and the 
 Siicets ate nariow. It is well fiimithed with Camels, 
 r--/iiH and ilir.i'i.!ii Horfis of the bell fiit. Mules and 
 ilr«.-j..ihAliiiegri's, but much infelted with jackals, which invade 
 |Ki the Town by Night in Troops, and tear the Dead out of 
 ilii'ir Graves, howling in a dre.adliil manner. 1 he In- 
 hihitaiiib hunt them with Swords, Lances and Dogs, but 
 they ate too many and daring to be conquered. 
 \n:> VVhen the Merchants flock to this C ty for Trade, in 
 ■.-rm;.\'.irmi'-i, /)f .■»/.■. .-^ aiid,y<i«H.i v, here arc great num- 
 bers of Women, comely in their Body and I >ietles, ha- 
 vini; their Hair neatly plaited, l-.ices painted, and 
 Cheeks hung with Pcail, Kirs with Kings, and Nofes 
 with 1-roa^his of Gold, but i.ewd, and intolerably Im- 
 pudent. 
 
 Among the Tr.iders, the moit obfervab'c arc the 
 '' !!.'..'.i, -.,'.., an i.iifiiciabir fort of Men. They ear no 
 Hflh, Fi'gs or Roots, of a red Colour, nor ilrink Wine 
 r.r Wiiic-Viiiegar. Ihey In-lieve ihe Tranliupration of 
 Souls into i>ealU and Vegetables. The) ate healthy, 
 thr&uyh their Abltnience, but of weak bodies and liiiall 
 
 Courage. About three Miles from GmhIucoh is a Tree 
 called the fl<tw/i()n Tree, which fpreads joy pices, and'' «<iv,.- 
 will afflird -overt to fome hirulrcils of Men williout "■'■■ 
 crowding. It is adorned with Kbbands, and Streanien 
 ot Taliaiaot diicsColours, and neatly iriniT.cd with- 
 in in Arihcs. Within them isaPagod, with thiee Inia- T.u^r 1 i-ij 
 g'-s in It, of prim Vilag's and deformed Shapes, r>;pie-»'iil.-:ui;'i'v 
 If ting their three Firetathcrs, i'.utt.-r), Si.j.iiU:-^ and 
 ■I'w, whom ihefe Idolaters formally Worlliip. He 
 tarried n days at G.:ml"ot>:, and then departed with the 
 '■'£'/'\F-inbairador, Sir C>:,.h; .r i\:t ,\ Caravan, of 
 II Horfc and 19 Camels. The Siltan furnilhed thcin 
 with both, and they were of the belt (orr. 
 
 The Camels were of that f->ri called C ofl-!"rp Ca-CjmJs 
 n»ris, a Ik.-.lt abounding in I'ijii, and of great ufe. 
 I hey ate long-lived, gentle, patient in rravci, an.l of 
 great (treng-li, for they will cni-ry well near a thou'and 
 Weight ; content with little Food, and lefs Drink, from 
 which they will abftain near fo'.r days. 'Iln; F;;iil,,,!ra. 
 dor hearing that i'w- 7,'';',.-, the P'ljhii Empcriair vv.is at 
 .•//■'•jii^/'/-, upon the Sea-lhcre of the Cr.l.'.nn Sea, lit 
 forward thither for Aud.ence, and raine firll to li-tj- 
 ••■'"', a Village five f^'i'p.n^,, or 1^ Miles l:ii;.>.f: from 
 ';/:i>:hofr, travelling molt parte'' the Way by the Sea- 
 llinre. 
 
 The way of counting Dillances in Per/.r l-y p,- , - r'.4t',-g4 
 '""il;j is ancienr, and itdl rontiiiiirs ; the Word comes-''" 
 from /' '/:, which ligiv.fies thre.- Mi es, loth in t!ic II.- 
 Ircv and //.-fl/i.-'ci;. l.ang'iago 
 
 hx\ii:tiA.Al!y arc neat C.iravan-Serraysi or Inns, ^o'C't-JUi 
 the Caravans, built by charitable M.iiwii-t.if; for the 
 ufe of 'fravclleis, wheie they may rcll Iwcctly aii.i le- 
 cercly. At the Gate of fome of them is a Bazar, or 
 Sutlers Tent, to fiiiniih thcin with Provilions T hey arc 
 furnilhed with Water from certain Tanks, or Cilterns, 
 which are lo plailteied as to pielcrve the Rain-water 
 fweet a long_ time ; and being fo prcfervcd, 'tis the 
 whollomeft (fall Water. 
 
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 From hence they travelled the next day to C,,^chmi,C-iti'n. c-m- 
 five ('/'.ir/ii^j, and the day following to Co,.reJ}r:r, (q."I> "•■^■■'■i-J 
 ven l'ii^>i/in^/, and the ii.'xt dav to r.iwj;'-i-./.'/.-i;, thro' a'''''"' 
 narrow way, where is a neat Caravan- Serray with Ca- 
 pulo's ; a neighbouring Hill fepplics it w:th Water by a 
 Spring, whicii in its courfe renders all the Valley fiuit- 
 ful, but the Country .about it is barren and landy, yec 
 produces plenty of Dans 
 
 Their next davs Journey was iowx P'rc^f.-.n^! to H'.n-w^rmci: 
 mnot ; in the way they faw three grav-headcd .-Iritli-.ns 
 ftting crcli-legp'd in a Mack Pent, finging a doleful 
 Requiem to their diad Brother with lighs aiid tears, ac- 
 cording to their Cultoir, leven davs. Nigh t! '.'.•:' iiimt 
 arc Oa?^^!,«, l..i\t.»hi:, and other Towns, where is por 
 the belt 'I'/.i/rfi'i.'J in the Fall. The Tree which pro- _v/<i../j, 
 duces it exceeds not the Briar in height, but the ,' caves 
 rcfeiiible thole of Rofes, and the Root the RaJilh ; the 
 fmell is offeiilive, but the tafte fo good, that the Nam es, 
 who are iltomcd to it, like no Mca"-, nur Sauces 
 vvltliLUt , I he next d.iy they gi c to (J.-.- r'l.in^rl, tivc 
 Pharlang\ and in another ro / i> 
 
 /..7- is both a City and a Province, witb.n three ditvs tirii.f. :• 
 Journey (.f the P-.;,ri'(iuIpli. The Province is about an'-" ' 
 hiindied Pharfangsa-crofs. Grea: part of the Coumiy 
 IS barren and landy, but wdiere there .ire Rivolets or 
 Spiinps, the People live and i;rproveit, and haveOian- 
 ges, Limons, Pomgranates, I'li's and Fruits, and vatiety 
 of Gram. Dates and Palms prow in rhebarrennell Soil, 
 and 'lis thought there are Mnus and Si iphur in the 
 ground. The Citv of I it- is :n the midd, e c-if the Pro- 
 vince, and hands in 27 Dec. jr Min. Northern lati- 
 tude. It was t'Minded or iiicrcafed by /. ' ,;;c ' ij. Son of 
 Phiftir, who was Prince of it, and had iS Scccelfors. of 
 which rhe lilt. Iu'ili»i-ci:w, was conquered by / ,.- 
 ijf/M-i.in'w, Duke of Siii.i:;, and his Kinedomadde , 3 
 s'/''.,-- -l/'i-.ii's Douiiiiions. /;/"^'m had hs life, and a 
 Penfion pninuled liim, which he einoyed. a vvhi'e, but 
 V/'.--.;M',« not being eale, he was pu. to Death. It is 
 feven days l-airncv fioin li.-:>''.-i e- ", toiirteen from <■ > --^ 
 and twenty from H.;/v/ n. It is but niianb Wa-ci'd by 
 a few Spr.iii's, which they ule to Water tinii Cj.inlens, 
 where they lliade iheiolelves in their liav Seal'ps 
 
 It IS luh|eif to hauhiiuakes, by which it hath fiitfi't-ed sa'-y" ij 
 the lofsof ^op, aiil lomelimes f^ • . flmiks, which m et- I'on ji'i- ■ 
 whehnrd many ofihelnh.ibitants ; andtheCillle mone, 
 tho' founded on a Roik, was in verv gnatcanger. It 
 is unwallcd. bnauie delendcd on the Fait and Nonii 
 with li'ftv Hoiks. The Cillle is biave and tt oe'j iv 
 uig the I'liwM, as well as ilireainmg the Fnemv. b s 
 inidt of p'io-1 Sione, and the Wa Is .ire well fun Ib'-d 
 and beauiihed wi-h IVittleiiiints.iiid Phuhirms, 1 wlntU 
 aic muunrej li IJrais Cannon Pedros, and iwo i'uii likj. 
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 ing. 
 
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 III it arc Hm-i (nr tin; SoIiUl'i^, and an Aimoury fufficient 
 ti I'lriiilh witli I aiici;, !'ow aiuUiiiii, ^c-ou iMcii. '' '^ 
 Mlu-illy v.cil \'iohi.il!r.l, Auiicvl ai\ii M;imic»l, to Con\- 
 m.mJ ilii- City ;uul Cniuury, and defend them agaiuft 
 any Iiivalioii. 
 
 I'ho I'.az.ir is a NoMo and Elegant Fabrick, I'lult of 
 v\Iiitf Clui'ty Siuiic, aiuliuvciwl over. The Cia ■uv 
 fcrcrii'c frcni tlic CiiiKi' i.s al-out Su paces ; 'tistuUiil 
 Slu]|isi)f fevcial Tv.'.dcs. 
 
 The Mof.;u:s are niaiiy ; th.c iiioft rcni^ii'tiaMc '.s 
 "roi!i\I, vari!!;l.id wiihiii with .i <i/.'.; Letters, .iiid | run- 
 ted with Kiiii's, and l-e.uiti|itd with Mo/.ti^k.^^"^^ 
 Thoir fani'^iis rrophet, i:>'i.r-.l: .:[cii.in-/tiihM, \vh(,i.i 
 they L'reatly rovcrctiec, i* buried here, with fome oihtis 
 tii" lelferNuto. 
 
 The CiAUitty abcni; r afforik variety of Fruits, ns 
 Dates, (wlueh b. ing Male and Female, tiie latter will 
 not bear, iinlef- a Ihjw red Fioiish of the Male be applied 
 t.> it)Orai;i;(s, I imoi'.s, Melons, l'on\ntaiutcs. and moll 
 exa'llent Pollutions ; siid Flouei:., as Jauniii-, Rcles, 
 ■] ti'irs c.-. 
 
 Here are alfo Goars, Ikn?, Rite, Barley ; KaA and 
 Aqii:i-\it;e are fi'M at ealic Kate*. But the Muskalo's 
 are very tionb'eUune here, and Water bad, their 1 auks 
 liiiikini' ; Nc-eiiity indeeil i b!i|.',ii> the People to dunk ot 
 it, but It eiufesCat.itihs breeds fore Uyes, putr'Uestlie 
 (iuts, and breeds loiij^ \\'urnis in the Lei;s, by no Oint- ; 
 nient or McdKamein to be prevented. | 
 
 '1 he Inhabitants ate a iiiixtiirc ot Jcxi and M.il'cwc- 
 titii', lund fif them Blear-ey'd, l<.ottei)-toothed, and 
 M.ini;\-le;',i',cd, eaiifed by the violent heat and uiiwhul- ' 
 f me w.uer. Their Habu is a Wreath of Callieo about 
 tlieii I leads, a Ciitdlc of Plad of divers eoloiirs, and 
 .SanJak on ilieir Feet, beiii;;i naked on tiie relt of their 
 Hudy ; but lonie tew have j;olden Sallies on their Heails, 
 Robes of Sattiii on their Bodies, and lUiigs on their Fin- 
 •;cr.--. They deb);ht much in Archery, anil in riehl 
 'Swnrdo. ! 
 
 Here ate foiiic I'rofi.ients in Philofophy and Maihe- 
 niaticks, but they pleale thcmfelves nioH in .Mtronoiliy ; 
 but in Meeh.iniek Arts it espials any in I'ciji.:. ' 
 
 Well of L.ir, about ^10 Mi!es /i«i;/i/I", is a Town ea!- 
 led Jj/^.n-iri', inhab'ted chiefly bv jewi, vihieh lonie re- 
 pute at leaR one thoufand, but others hvc thuiil.inil ; ui 
 J.,, -, pr> b.iMc that this pla^c is the Kjri.il -}ej im, meniii.i.cd 
 " AV/.7. ip. fro'ii ulieiue feme of the Jca-i returned tu 
 
 Jr'((/.i.'iwi to build the Temple by Cnusi hdnll; bin molt 
 attain that they were the Captive's Cliildren, wiuih 
 S.ilmMirjJ'.ir, or l-.iicme/J.ir, carried tiom S-»m'/<:, j /v«i{' 
 ir.f, -7. A/. 5z:j. Ill, or near this place, usa precious 
 Apteci.us Liquoi or Muinuiy m'owiiip, they call il "»m«. !,>-,;;()./', 
 •lu.Ti.ii) whith is carefully piefer\ed tor the Kini^'s Lhc only ; it 
 diltils trom tlit top of the Mountains in Jiii,\- about live 
 Ounces. It i' a moll odoriferous Clum. and Soverainn 
 ap.iiiiit poylon, and at aiiiolicon fir alllintsof Wouihls. 
 'Ihis BalfaiTi the bnipeior prifents toother Fnnces in 
 hnall quantities, vvlien they fend hni voltlj Pieitiits of 
 Gold, Pearl, C^. \ 
 
 _^.,,j,^„ W/.-.v.i»j..'.-.-, after he had Fray d and SaLrilii'd at S.-./i, ' 
 cndeavour'd to lead his uantmi Aiiiiyo\er t.'.e bliils of 
 'fr..i!cun ro I'cij fill..,, but belli;.; bea;i.n by ./i V/.V'^.TJ/iiand 
 his little Army, was forced to hn.l aiiithct way. 
 
 They left l.nr l-'ej. 1 1 . under the ( .oiiJii.t of an Old 
 Coo^clbiijh, who, out ot i.opesol a Kewaid, provided 
 Grtii Kjitii. them good Quarters every Ni,L;ht. In this j urney there 
 tell foine Uaiii, whi..h Itopped their pio(;rels by an iin- | 
 moderate Flood, tor Kain tails here but leldoiii, but 
 when it does, it lonies foinetiines with lueh .i Deli'j;e 
 a'i fweeps avv.iy Men and Honles ; yea, whole Ca- 
 ia\anb. j 
 
 ri--c(i. ^^" 'he 14th day they ariivcd at L^-i-xikw, orTt/'-r,! 
 
 wh-vrc they faw inanv I'ombs, mod with Cirave-flones, 
 and an .li.il.uk^ Memorial. 1 he .Meovan comnuiuls, | 
 That in'iie be buried in Cities, (or tear the Dead mfecf, 
 the living; and that no (Jrave Hull be made in tliei 
 rlace where another luich t'oriner'y l>eeii buried. A' 
 •Mile from the'Foun they faw abo'.t 6j len;^ I'avilions, ' 
 \\hi,h were bl.uk without, but within were lull ot Fe. ' 
 ;■ .„■ male Beauties. I'he l':,ji,:iis call tliem c a/i^;, ami the 
 ■■u,..; An.ii IKS .VuWiH.'c;. They iive in Poverty, but content,' 
 free from Care, Kiuy, Tumult and Riot. From hence 
 tliey p.ilfed forward to llf"), havii.;; olMerved nothing': 
 remarkable in the way, but athickU'all ol great length' 
 and height, cut out of the Rock, as .i Bouiidaiy of Old 1 
 Letv.een tlu Kiiigdonis of /..»/• and S/'>).i;-. I 
 
 ; ' • .!..' 1- li'-r.y is but a Villjf;e, yet famous throi'ph all l'-iiir.\ 
 " '■ tor ihe Immuiir.ies i;ranted it: by a Learned i>.7, and lor' 
 
 an Air.bi'-k .S>.ho il, wlieie istaujiht Cinil.aw, Allrolocy I 
 and Plr, lii k, and a l')t,.<:;.'_i,r,s\ Silence, to L)ile.'urfe by 
 ■Signs. Near ii is the Tomb of tlieir ijreat DoOtirl 
 
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 Eiii»*'i:~X^,;i!.::-Maf-i:-},'„i.U)-.U'\ \\\ , \\ ihcy have in"' 
 Urcat Vcnet.uion, cowctiin; 11 coniii.iia.iy ».ith a v lute ^ 
 1 ir.ciiC'oth ; It ItandsinaC liappcl, oi the top ol'wlnili 
 is a Steel Mirrour, in which, il.iy lay, iliey I'.e ili; i!,. 
 flunuty of till ir Sim. N, nr may eiv.er it w.-h l'.o. ts .,v 
 Shoes on ; and ail may find Sat sl.nltion u> iheir Utjji 
 by pRieiumi; l;itj;c Oflerinps to it. 
 
 bioin Uc'i- tluy ita<elld to 7|.:',w.;iriv, wl rre thv 
 weic Lntertained w'lth I'ealliiii; .\nA Miiliek, aid 1) |.,m 
 led to <i:)eiiif, a Town which br.ay.s 1 1 a tl;oi:<'..iid, but " 
 liiey are but ordinary Honles. HeicjW /v Ahtm.f, .1 
 .Man laiiuiis for en aiynij; the Amlioiity i f liis(;;(;iip'rp'. 
 p! It, hesbiiried. lutiiii heiue, tliioupli a diKdnie W d- 
 diinels iiihabiteJ. only by OitiiJie.s Storks and I'ehcans 
 they lame hilt to C«,'.!ii.i'u, and then to. »/,;,,„<■,■, l-ij,,,! 
 lie buried Mr.h'.iu.:, llo.lx<:>\ l/hii'if and ./."., tour .1:./,. 
 f.l/ir. OoCbor.s. whole 'bombs, laid to be (d 40, N'ur* 
 ItaiiJnii:, are rtfortcd to with much leveieme. Ni t 
 day they went to'...;/^/;iH, and lo lhroughL'j^<f,-, Aj ,. . 
 /..'iv, jiid I'.u.yper-Jh.-.it, to.S"r..i;. 
 
 'Ihis City IS one of the pleafanteit in ail .(/; , jy,,, ■ 
 in 20 Uiii ir, Min.Korthcrul atitiide, and baOc}; l.,,,; 
 pitnde : It probably deii\cs its Name from v,«..,|,,,^', 
 (■raie, whuh .ibomul here, and thole of the mill Ije- 
 nerous fi,r:. h is watered by \..', a Rnrr, wliuh i,- 
 lini; in the I'.i/.'w.oi Mount.niis, .ifiei aCeuent of ;c 
 Mile.-, mixes with C ■<',"« (new U:) ande.vi, \o\ci .[ 
 felt in theCJulph, which dif, haitis. it felt ir.tii the I', ;»,i 
 Ocean. I he C'lry is aliout le\ en Miles 111 conipnfs, W.il- 
 led in by ty'/«-C.i,7<:«. the famous /!• mo. ;.o, I'ru'ce, ml , 
 1470, feated pleafaiiiU on tlie N. \^'. lule if a Ipii'-ns 
 riaiii, 20 Miitslongaiid C Um', nulolevl \viih i,,|.-, 
 Hil'.S defended by Nature, enriclie.ibv Trndf, and nu.ie 
 hnely bv Art ; tiie Viii' yaids, Ciaplcii-, Cvpicll'ei, .Su- 
 datories and 'Feinplcs, rauil.ini; the liye and Smell, (,j js 
 in all places appears Ueliuht and IJiauty. 
 
 Here tis l.ud Map.ick wms InveiUrtI, .V/»i '»/ liveil.f 
 C-.iiis was born, aid lies l.ntomlxd all bin lii> llca.i/* 
 which IS lent to t'i/v^nni ; the Inn S.bil thai pniplu-nei 
 ol c ur Saviours Incarnation : ,ind tiom hence 'n-, ii,oiii;l,r 
 the ,\1.>;,. fei fuith t" Worlini' our .Saviour ,-.t Ln Kir.li, 
 'Hie Hoiifib a-o of S.in I unit Un. ks, yet hard .iiid du- 
 rable, terraffed alioce, but not \ery l> fey. '1 h. it ihi<;' 
 linniiure isCarpits, and feiv aie witiiout tiardem ot 
 hij;!iClitiiaers and Cyptelles. 
 
 riitre arr in it 1 ^ brave Mofijncs, mimd, .ind tic.l- 
 w.tli a I'l.-'ilter inade of 1 imc Hone b'.ui.t, whi.h le ini 
 ibyv becomes fo hard, that 11 refeiubles true Snne. I:,: 
 top and outliiie is parpctted with .A^ure-llorie u lem! Iir.j 
 Turquoifcs, and the inliJ.e is lined with b'ack ucllfe^ 
 Ulh'd Marble. The tops ate beautified with u'am (lia- 
 ble lidded Crefcents ot Spires, which reflect the S ,1- 
 beams ir.oit i!e!iijhrtii|!v to lueh as beliohi the Cirj I'n :n 
 the neighbourtrp Mountain. 'Ihe Steeples of two il 
 them, rf which the one is fqnare, and tiie other mr^ 
 round, rife to a viif heit;ht, bemn adorned with (Id,.!, 
 and b!ue Vai nulled with Knots iiiid Poelie^. M(,lt ot 
 them .ive reiidre.l v'eiicrable 10 thisSupe; Imious Pmj le... 
 by the lembs ot fome or other of their A'corari'in 
 Doctors, which are lo adorned, as if Art were at a :■ 1. 
 toe.'iprels the FaccIs of their Devotion to thfin. A ut- 
 ile out of tlie Town lie iimrnd two of their ijin.ni, IV- 
 ets, "./;..//«.' .SV..'.A, fwlio wrote the i<./,j);,.w; traull.in.l 
 mto Latin bvf.i/yi. '!..>) and //•..';',<• //c/f-, whole 1 oen •! 
 aic 111 i^reat eheeni throuidi all /'''/k;. 
 
 Ikie IS :ilki a Collefie, wheiein is read Philolrphv, •' 
 .Mtrolonv, Phviiel , Chymiltrv, and Maihiiuati.k , 
 wliah makes it th>- more fainoiw in /v./;.^. 'liieCia'- 
 dens arc verv I iri;c and beautiful, well Walled, and a- 
 KjiuiJin ; with Oali\ Cyp.elivs, ( heiiaei<, an.! ciie l,!.e 
 Irees t"or ihade ; and Oraniies, Liuions. Penr;taii.ites 
 I'ooi. itri ns, liitacho's, Apples, Peai s. Pea Jies, (. lu i 
 nuts, Cherrie-., d. lor Flints. As alfo rare ind livei' 
 Flowtis, and rintiial Heibs. 'Ihe Faith is dry, hm 
 i',ieen, if.e Ar a little tlurp, but wbidlome. Aii.i .n- 
 deed, as liie l.aitern Pans are moie warm, lo iliiy nr- 
 nirie plealaniand reiielliing th.in the \Vel>, aed pio,iu 
 rts better bru Is, I'lanls. (iraiii. Specs, Dru;:', HuL-, 
 Geirs, Minerals, .ind otliei thinfs. 
 
 Ihe moil ufual I'alfime ulcd here is Swirpiri; i:r"ns 
 Rope:, iiretihed. Item 'I rie ro'l'ree, efpceiali', dm 11;'; die 
 liiini.r. '1 hey have a tcarcity of Water, becnufe there 
 is only a linall Hivolet near it, but u ought 10 be uupii- 
 tee; to the l.iirinefsi f the inliabr.ants, lime within Irfieen 
 Miles there is a gallant Ri'.tr, vvlr.ili n,i;.;ht be bioui;:;; 
 thither 1 y Pipes or Aiiui'duefs. 
 
 File Inli.d'itaiits (d ihis Citv, at the .V/m-.'--, or . 
 Spring, turn bpitores, lending Prefeiiis one to another, n. . 
 and lpindiu;.< iIkm tinie in Drinkiny', Singing and 1 lav-''"- 
 iijg. Ihe (ianlcib aic ill open to walk in. and ;!;e V o- 
 
 nil (, 
 
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ica, ^c. Lib- \\]m \^^riX\\. Sir Tho Herberts Travels into Alia W A[ncjL,&i. 420 
 
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 tiixT it w.'h !'«.■ isov 
 didi IV ihcir iXliri.v, 
 
 ;(,:/,M.iiMi', ulicrctluv 
 A N'.iilii'k, aril fi jmi 
 ',$ 1 1 .1 il-.oiiV.iul, bui <" ■"■I 
 -leicii; /■ , M.; i,,,,', ,1 
 liciiity 1 1 )iis(;;iuil'rp- 
 liunipli a d( lul.iK' U il- 
 ■>, Spioik.s aiul I'clu.iii', 
 Ikii io-U/'.u<(.'. Hue 
 Ki. aiiU .V.)'>, four ^.'«i- 
 aiil to be ot 40 _ Ymr* 
 null levticiKc. Next 
 tliroiifh'C''^'<r.-,iU_).v- 
 
 iiitilk in ail .■;//', lyiii;' 
 
 lliif, aiki bblXp l.uij ■ 
 NjllK' llOlll V'W liM, ,1 
 
 tlu'fe of till- mill i;r- 
 ..c, a KiMr, whiili ii- 
 iluM .1 Ci;m-nt of ic: 
 r.r;;_aii.l-C/0, lolcsit 
 s it lilt ir.to tliL- Ir.ilis,, 
 Mill's 111 toniiMl's, WjI-j 
 ■us ^iiMr>.j.ii. i'rr.'Ci-, 11; 1 . „ 
 . W. Iii'.e 1 1 a l| a-ii'ih 
 ', in(lult.\l Muh iuiu 
 icillv Traiic, ai\: mjilc 
 ar.li.ii-, CvpicllVi,, Su- 
 it l-.yo ii^J.SiiKJl, luaN 
 
 Ixauty. 
 
 VllltrtI, iSVm r,/ iJvcil.T' 
 il>..| all bill hi> H,jJ,-- ■ 
 li S.b;! llui (niipliciu'J 
 
 IroiiihilKi '11^ tl.«ii);ii- 
 r Savioi^r ;'.t 1:1-. Hir,'-,. 
 .:ks, yi't bard ,iiiil ilii- 
 ■ly li f'ly. "1 li' ir ii;ur' 
 le w.iiiuut tianitm ot 
 
 fi]i!cs loumi, anj li'cj , 
 
 1I1C b;in.t, ulii.li Icn^ 
 
 ;mbles mil' Stii'R'. I i o 
 
 A?iiio-iloric uU'iul 'iv.-j 
 
 icii with b'nck well pu. 
 
 utilio.; wiih main tlou- 
 
 11^1) riikcf tlic ^ 11- 
 
 li'lioKi till- City t'rrm 
 
 .Stei|i|c:'i of two i-t 
 
 , M\\ till.- (uliur nirc 
 
 aoori.f.l wr.h GolJ, 
 
 >\d Hoilic5. i\l(.lf ft . 
 
 is Siiperltitious IVui 1l'..'._ 
 
 of their A'cGiar.i'in 
 
 t Ai t were at a ^ f> 
 
 lion to ilirm. A iit- 
 
 oot tlicir fjm.ut. I'o- 
 
 hc /<;/<ir;j.«; truiilLil^.l 
 
 I Luc, whole 1 ccn ■! 
 
 Ill IS riaJ i'li;)olophv, ■ 
 and .M.uhiiiiar;.k-, 
 111 I'eli.!. i lie(jar- 
 
 vvell W'aUi'il, .111(1 a- 
 
 heiiaeK, an.', ihc l.i.e 
 
 1 niiDiis, l';aii'.!r.uiafi'< 
 
 l\iis, l'ea>hes, tlui 
 A. alio rare in ! Uvec 
 
 he l:auli is dry. bu: 
 wl-.iilioir.e. All.! .11- 
 e waiiT, to tliey are 
 
 the \Vcl>. anil piihlii 
 1 lees, Urii!!', HuL-. 
 
 re IS Swinpini; iipons 
 
 I) eeiali', iliiiii;;;ilu' 
 
 Water, beeaiile there 
 
 lit II ought to be '.iiipii- 
 
 its, lime Williiii titrecn 
 
 huh ii.ight bebioui;!;; 
 
 at the .V II'"''', 'ir ; 
 tfciiti one to .mother. -■ 
 UK', SiniJ,iii(; aiiil I Liv-'" 
 VNa'.k 111. aiiJ tl'.c Vi)- 
 
 ir.e I, 
 
 men. f>ir liilay^, have tho liberty i" appear in pub'.iek, 
 jiiilihcv will ii"t hilii" their rime, but coiifnnic it inal.a- 
 byriiiili of wairon .Sports. ChalHty is no Vimie at this 
 ,„iv when I'ltMCiiie i« to take its langcs. Th\« bcaft 
 wasbrptin by Kiiip .S7'.r/c-/.'r,yr", .Son of Vif-Arllm, an i 
 \\ lomiimiilv cclobr.itcd when the Sim enters //'iV/, with 
 a'Mvatcr Soleirinity than any other. 
 .' "l he Oiike of >■'>.'-. wh'i at prefciit is l-.,n.ingfiU- 
 '.-m-'/, a (;.oii:.'-i« by deleent, ami Miifju'inin by I'rofef- 
 llon.'isonc of thel"etr.irelisthat Rule the IV-yuw lini- 
 T-ir'- his Territories reach near 4"o Miles loiiuil, and 
 ntlui'dh'..nthe'rulesof .hd-Duk' "f Miyraz, S„f^n o' 
 1 ,r 1/.' Jaarown, Lo.'.ct' Onmis, Maqiieiooii, Kerino- 
 ,n (.huiilt.m, .SipcUan -irK/rarhttm, I'rime vf IheUulph 
 if i'tili.1, '■"■■l "•'■'' '" ''. '■'' ^'"' B^'P't^fK?' Goimni-.n.ki 
 It r s'u'i.^'ii. So t''''l-""i IM', V/.itrVo.Sha- Abbas, 
 |>,v..;:M. f( MulTul niei, ,NVi«r? ,f C.;nt\)'t, ,wJ K'jl' -^f 
 I):':'-. Mis Revenue is faid to be four hiiiidred ' 'ni- 
 hn,' Toiiiaiif:, (every Ionian being hvc Marks, Ste. y) 
 hir uit of it he is to pay lifty 'th'>iiland Horfo upon 
 ,\Uii'.er. This Utike, ill his Seraglio's, has above -joo 
 ( , n'libines for his Ph ifures at home, while he Exert ilos 
 ilVlf in more Manly Spons abr<.ad, as rhalin>> the 
 huntiiiR the Typer, ilillndpinr, the Boar, inikeii- 
 
 I'ln 
 li'"i. 
 
 .■ihor.i/r, notable o bear i Iili tte.iehery, look an aJ- 
 vMntape ot K»^* r, and havinp pnlled the Crov.n from 
 his Head, fet 'jnc better bteoniiiip liim up 'ii it, ti':;. of 
 tlaiiiinp Iron, and tranf|'lanted tho Kef^al iJi.niein upon 
 hiso'vn li.ad, wliih beheld fe\ en Years, and il eiuly- 
 in;; without llliic, in the Year of Chrill i loc. fK,:;. ^Se 
 tHe Seepier tell to 
 
 MfJit))!.-,!-.! iii.tlif,Ti:ri.lbcf^, Son of Mioui. ,Soii ol 
 S'il^iicii;'s .Son of Di.in.ui a TuthLtnm, in whofe baiiiil; 
 it roiitinucd till •*'.i.{>M;;/c./-.//';(/-;.i,V» died, //./J. ni.. 
 Hep. 6oD. without a Snccellor, and tiieii it fell t,-i : 
 Ka' c ot /'rt)7.ir.', of which 
 
 (.'.•K^ii-rnirw, ! ord ut ^r."-/:-!.!!!'", '\liiiic>:alh'.f ane 
 (m^w/;.'h was the hrlt. He died ./■/;. ii2S. and 
 
 T/^'-ljfiv/i fiuvcaled h:ni, and after him 
 
 C';si? (f.iif-r.?rr«, from whom ticfeended 'l'.u<i^il.i>i\\\'.\Ox 
 Idiie now Kules all the lnjin within (i.D./n. Af'ci the 
 i'.irr.i', ihe Viiiks planted iheinfelves afntli lure, lei 
 by 
 
 Cl'f'.-'M.i! niiir.i, /,'./>. 141-,. Hep.7;';. whole I'cHe- 
 rity enioycd ir till 1470. Hep. byo. wtien they weieba- 
 niliu'd by 
 
 .'/, ■»-^-'.;, otlierwifecalle.'. Z'Ji:ii-Ci:J]'.in, an'l'»!-i:.'.:r, 
 whole (irandlLu 
 
 f. /.). I 5C.J. Hep. 884. utterly Jefpcilcd of 
 
 •u'l li" the jn'-kal. We. ar which he railes whole Couii- I ^lii.tn was, ./. /.). 1 ^cj. He 
 ires '^not li-'f^ ih.in twenty thoiifand M^n fervinp to all, by hi>ainb;rio;is Kililinan 
 ■ iMiiz'c that kind of C.ime. S'rr.^:;\\:n the .Seat Roy.al . IJhmntt-S fh , (-roat (irandfathcr to 
 of the Kinps for near 7^0 .cars, a.id they arc lately 1 /ir/.-', the ;'.-r/;.-ii Kinij, tiiat now reigns, and ij of the 
 renrved from thence. The Lineal Defecnt of them iJ Bf»i-..'w>.m, or ,? pI'-.M .Stem. 
 
 -IS r. 11 vvs : From "''.>r'^ they travell.d to I'rffuh', to MilcN E. r,,,' .-,.,, , 
 
 .i.'/r:.-- A' '.'>"','? -tir, dcfocnded, as they fav, from &t it. The Way is landy and liiliy ; about Mid way isf ' ^'.1, ^ 
 l.!li:c] hii Kinp of Pnr.i:, the hundredth in deleent ' the River ii.-, or (.')t,v.-, omi which lies a w.ll-lniilt j;^'^''"|"' 
 f-o:ii J./.im arcordirt'.rorhcirl'rditjrcc. Sione-Uridpo called Hv^rf-Zimi-, i.e. the Prince's Bulge. A, '" ' 
 
 "/j.-i'.ivi//'i;n-, Surnair.ed l/i/^r, or M'hxi, wlio had i /'£■'■/■.-'(,', as it i^ called 2 Mie./-. o. z. or l-.l.'.mi!, 
 thceSons vi-. ' A-).;.,-/'. 6. was the Metiopolisof the World, under the 
 
 ',;">, who di-ed without Ifliie, and left his Territories Reipn> of the P'//i<!'/ Kinps from (.'>n.'r f/'e i,.r.i/. The Ti,e Fj.,n' 
 to his feeond Kr.ither Founder of it is ihouplu to be <('/..•<«.'.'.'. Grandloiiof Sc- ofU 
 
 lliijfr.ii, wli'ibadHruc, biittbcy were dcpri\e.l for a /"c?.-, bur beiiip enlarped be Cvn.j .".n.l i.'.-jh/'v/,-,, it was 
 
 while by , made i he Hoy.il .Seat ot the f.-iyi:)! Kirps In its moll 
 
 ' -.Ui-y^'ihil, a ftranpcr hroiipht in by M'fl.ip! .1 the flonriihmp eomlition it was (isCh /.','/i fays) lii.' riehelt, 
 
 B,:;"),'eMMK Caliph, He was f'Tt ceded by noblelK niid lovehelt Ciry in the World. T helJsukiingt 
 
 -./(i./.^K, who havinp no KTue, the Slice rdion fell were molt beautiful and liately, ben..; moit of Ccilir 
 
 /i». 
 
 Hc3. 
 
 11 w.is dif- 
 
 iirunf/H/r':"'sSon , . . 
 
 ;^.».t.V\i', who being p'jfreircd of his l',rher s Sn'>ni- 
 nrics died i.eac.ably, /(. O. 9^'^. He left three Sons, 
 «Iio lineally inherired their I'athcr's Jiirif.liaion, 
 
 i'/.'.v/ii-./ui.'.', who died llliielcfs, W. D. ()r. 
 
 37<^' 
 Srnm- iiii'f, who foon after his Coron.a; 
 
 ratehed by Tieali.'n. , ■ ,^ , 
 
 i::lr.i:-d.ut.'\ who rcicned 1 2 Years and at his Death 
 
 commanded that his F.ldclt .Son, 
 X;...';,(,-..'-;.'i'-, nvnild I'ue.-ee.l hull. This Prince was 
 
 bred lip in Warlike Kxere fes, and wanted., not Cmirape 
 
 toci'.l.i'pe hisl irpire, yet could not defend hinilelt a- 
 nlUi'is rcltlefs I'.ro-.her Ilo.n,:-\I.:fh^'Yt-.Uii:r. but was 
 
 painit 
 loiced to yi 
 
 d him a par: of Ins Kinjidcm. He dieJ 
 
 //.t), ir.is. and w.is buried in S.^.-'t with greatSolcm- /■'.'.•/".•, 
 
 Cyprefs VV.-iod ; h'.ir tlia: uliu:h r;,uv '.t the i;rcait 't 
 l.ul^re. was the Palaec of the i'.-Vj,:// Moiia.ch-, whiei: .■ 
 for its Situation, I'rof|)Ci'f, riJi Matori.ih, alllcuriou^" 
 Art, was incomparable, Ir was hiuh at ti;c halt-end ot 
 a fpicioiis Vale, upon a Rt.k, 4or. Paces from the Ci.y, 
 the l-'latform containuif; S^ Acres of pr und, or there- 
 aboi'.ts. The Walls of ethcrfide weie blabcrately car- 
 ved with Men and li-jalts. 'ihe (econd Stoiy was ot 
 Porriiyiy mixed with M.'.rble ot fever. 1 CVl.iurs well 
 polilhed, and imbclliilied with colUy S:<jnes in ■''l.f.iici;_ 
 Work. Towards the Half was an hieli ,Tn 1 Itarelv Tower 
 cnro'ipaifed with a ti iplcW.-,'! of Marl-ie well p-dillicd, 
 and lo banltir.enTCvi. that ihe Kini'. coiud Irom ib.e tO]' 
 have a dclipbirul pioliic'l ah over the Citv. AJjoyn- ' 
 inp to it was a Mountain, 011 wh.ch was a fl.'dcly M-.;,- ■ 
 
 an 
 
 the I'linibs ol the Kinps. The 
 (^ifements were of Ciol.!, .'>ilier, Auibtr and 
 
 in w 
 
 hi.-h 
 
 iiity, leaving hi, Kinpd'm to ;Root 
 
 .■//'./.'.'-e.iiTH hisS^'ii, who wasby the imiiatu-al praai- Ivory, Ihe lemplec 
 
 fe< of his twol'ii-'Us, //,''»',-■.':■ I, and (;,'/:/':.^ -/, firft and ,V.-K-r, l A/.r-n'. 1. 1 -, |oyns to it 
 
 trouble,! and dilbirbed, and after difpoircifed of his Do- r\-nu;i;:eK', and with cxtraordinaryC 
 
 minions ; but at length, by the l')e.irh of the toniier, re 
 
 entered his Right again, and 
 
 liisSiibjcds. He lived not I 
 
 Roja!ty to 1 ■ , 
 
 A'ncii-!itic;-\'^'l'i'n, who dying without Illisc, th: M.- 
 
 Irytn Rate ended in him. 
 
 Abum.'.iilet, the pretended Son of CcLil.tltuI abo\o- 
 
 mentioned, fucceede.l. He married />/:. ^r, thcDauph 
 
 was received joyfully by 
 inp, but bciiucathed his 
 
 ter of i-y/.M/-/'.-.', by whom he bad live Sons, ■: .';j. ,Uu- 
 w.:t.lvr, C/w:;.o:'-//'-'"'T. ■'•'"''•'". .■ll''K-l-"<'\ ^"J W/'o-^.'.'-. 
 Me died ai l\mii.-cn, when he had reign'd hveYear.>, .and 
 
 . called. /'..i/.bv the /'.•/.■;«;, I"- T™!' 
 ami IS b'.iilt mor.' 
 t, .•.'-. of the belt 
 I'-rt of -Marble ot fevetal torts, intermixed with p'.'ccious 
 Sfon:"! ; nor was the Furii.tme lels admirable. Whon ini.' i-iirri 
 tho .'».!.■ ■ .V'l.'.in ('on.;iieror eiined it, |..ir in the entrance ','',' "' '''' 
 was a Throne ot pure (Sold, thick pcA.dcrcd wii.ii Ipark- 
 linp Sto'ies, in the Rc.bChamber, among oti' 'r Cuiio- 
 lities, wasaii .Yrtilieial Vino prcleined by l'-:i:-i!, the 
 Stalk of whi.h w,as of liuriiiP.'d dold, and the 'v.'!ii.(lcr,. 
 of Orient Pearl, mixe.i ni'.h Rul^ci of pre.it price; 
 and no Icis ricii w.is tlu- Red, I'T ihe llc.litead was of 
 (".old thick fet witli (leius. the Rolfter w.is worth icoj 
 jTalents, and tho Foorihiol into, caih Talent ccntiiinmg 
 u,-.i bulled in ;h(iA'-=''"> "<" '"-T from S-.'W'''- The ;4S- o ., SterUng, but this Palace and Ciiy w is mod by 
 Kingdom cime to | . (/cvuM'i'e/ , at the inlbgafon ot r.'„u a low,! S'nmiper, 
 
 .•«'. WM,;A',- his Flilelt Son, who enlarged .•?/)■>. iT, andiand all irspallanrrv conUimcd, yettliereare ievcrjl Kc-t:i- I'- -h-. 
 f,>a'red fornoG.tlt make itlcauiiful ;'biit while he mains of it to this dav. It was buii. up.m ivr: of i '■■'■'■'•- 
 bi'liej himfelf this at Ihv.ne, his ambitions Rrother Mountain, and the Foundation is ot aik-co!oured 
 
 <-<,-<- v., » enevpiiledlv raok p .ffellion of his Ter- 1 Marble. The Afccm, which is on the Welt-lide of the 
 ritoiirs but Revei.go purfiic.l bun, for pomp to fee hisjHiil, is by 9s Steps, every Hep being zo Inches bread, 
 (iraiidtather C '■'•■.•-.'" •, he was luiprifoned tor his Cm-' 3 Inches hiph, an I -'/. Foot in length Irom one (ide ut 
 tlty to "his Ihoi'iier, .md dud there with Stench and Pa- \ the Stair-Cal'e t.i the other, which is hi contrived .as to 
 mine. Ye- this did n it dircoura..o ^ead boili wavs. Kverv Stan has an halt-pace very large. 
 
 .-Ihi-i.l ' the fourth Rrother' from iiliirpinn his El- ' and f p'are, tl.ipped w ith I'orphyry , and a bright ,:o'our- 
 dcft Brother''-, R'.gic, nil the lirm'd d! um.-.'.Jc' difpoiref- 1 ed M.irble. At theStair-he.id are lome Relieks of tiie ^. 
 fe.l him by aB,ii'K'l, 111 which A!;,-.:.ii\ and moll: of IG.-.te into the Com;, which is about i" boor wide. On 
 1.1s Alliii i.res, v.ere llain : Yet could not Ai:.iii:.i)ilci loni; the Felt l-!a;id of I'.duch teems lo have been .a larpe Car- 
 
 keep his Righi for 
 
 J'.;,'.", his l.ieuieinnt, unawares feizc.t i-.im,^ 
 curiii.;hini manoifmic Pril'on, ade)rned his bah 
 'vidi his Matter's Di m ; but his Broth.'' 
 
 \ len-i-lat, and Kattwards arc the Fipr.res of four if range .'-o'j: CA-- 
 and le- Bea.is e.irve.l in Stone, which With four Fillar-', which 
 H.Md r.rcTcfe, fcrv d :■.• b.ipporr .t C.iallerv, The ni.iiii 
 
 S': J Aire 
 
 
 :ii"^ 
 
 *i'., 
 
 u 
 
 I'i'!- 
 
 I ■ (? . . 
 ■• 'i I 
 
 - 4 
 
 ■ n 
 
 a^i 
 
 nu 
 
 .'ii'-S't 
 
li • 
 
 430 iir 1 ho.Herbert'j / rn%eb mto Alia ana Mncdi.&c. Lib. 
 
 
 Str I'liirc raiipi's all alnni; tnwanls the South to the kj|' 
 cit' the .Si.iiri. A littli- ilillnio from the Bo.ilh. i> a 
 laipi.- l>]nan Cillcm 11 looi In l)i:iiiu'tcr, and 11 Inches 
 thick, iK'ir which arc loiiu'l'mkcn I'lllars, bnt lo ilcn«>- 
 lillii-.l, tli.ii 11 cin't 111' loniiilhirM otwh.ii iiU- tiuv wotc. 
 Minkni; this is .1 MarMo-Wall riinnliii; iVouilait tu 
 \V,lt, (I'vnit .; 1 on: thick aiul 50 hi;.;h ; aiiJ 'n tllc 
 niiJ.IK- lit It are anothei pan ot Stairs oi j ; (•r^:' Steps. 
 '.'Ill ■ Vail on each liilcis l'ii|',raveii with fcieral Figures 
 in Kcliil, in rnws, tclinililiiii; a I'roceilion, with thru 
 (,u cs I, -ward ilic .St.iirs , an.l havin'.; bpcars in tlicir han.l», 
 (i<ii.e l-.a.l.ii)', Hoiliv, |-,lcpli,iiits aiul Ciiiicls, aiul oilier 
 Mull 5, Oxdi ,nnd .Sheep, wuh Ii n;4 E;irs, vi\\\ li makes 
 lorie think ii the I'oiiitraiti re ot'a ^tcai Sa^rilicc to the 
 Snii. ;n.i th.' i.itliir. hu.iulc nut tar li' 111 thcii.c is a 
 .Scipiiirc oltheir I'riellsaiiii Mi;^i. Aiiicyiiiiip t(i thelei 
 ti« lul til.' Welt, is a l:i'| cr rr MarWe i'ahie about IC 
 l"'iioi tiii;ii the ra'.cinciit. wc!! [ulilhcil. anj inleriheil 
 \v nil :.•' Iiiifs 11' Cii.ita-l.'r--, cM-ry line I eini^ .1 Yard and; 
 halt Ipiad, (PC thereabouts, oC a ltrain>e atid unufiial , 
 11 apo, r.ciHier like ! otters inr Hicri plyphick, and lo mit : 
 I '.i'.'le. \ Speci.ueii iiia\ ple.iretheCmi.iu:., and there-, 
 f'.i ill.- I'-'icral v.irieiies ar; Iki'c infeited : 
 
 i Miracles ot this Nature upon J.aith, and 'tis pity a t,,.,. 
 ted Dra'.ipht df It is no where extant, efpttul.y lir,.r 
 till- IVople near it have no viktc llir it, Imt are cu-ry 
 day dctacmp 11, k'caiile they arc now .ml ilien Tjirj 
 to^votrce Quar er to f„ine V»„/i/j, and oiheis, wi.o 
 repair ihltlierio lee It out ol ineer Ciir.o'ity, tlio' ilic 
 Dukes ot .XI.,-, now called (. .V".>«.i , puniili them 
 lor It. 
 
 little more than a Mile lioni .V.'vi/-.- i" .".i.rf.y;., -, ,„,j„ , 
 Village ut iLar .-"u H-ul'cs ; the I'enple (;t wlir li 'lO ' i"'' ' ' 
 In iianl.i'iidciiily .Siipciititi.ius, that it' any ChiilLiii,"'" 
 come anion); ilieiii, they Sdi allu.s and dnii nrnn il,c'' 
 placen they tread on, apprehending th.it the lar;li u 
 poiinted l-v them. This, and ihe'ntiph'.iourin^ Villa. 
 ,i;es, beiny watered Iroiii tne l.ner /■.i-./v, by' Aijuj. 
 duds, are veiy (»learant a- iiioft Scak.n', the Gar.iens 
 and Fields l\ini> rendr.d fiuiiliil m l-luivirs, riniiianj 
 C(irn. l>nt they draw the Kucr Very low. Nuiim,,,i 
 al-rut three Miles tVuiii S, ^,,:^, at tlie to.,t of a Monim j 
 verging toward /• ■/■.•,..,", itaud- ,ar ed the Figure of a 
 (iiant, wlucli ihc I'cJ.Ms fay is one Hi,Jl.u,, nnlliri..- 
 muclicele'.iratcd 111 their Annals fot his RoiiiantukWnii .■ 
 ileisand Ai;t<. He is thought to have lived ahont ilu- 
 UeigM ot /),f«AvrAO. Of theCircai .Ih-jc^.-r..!, whmn.ir- 
 11 ei //./«■, tl-e.-Va.'i, in wlirjfc Wais ■ti.likelv he was.i 
 I'l-'at Cunuiiaiider. Near hiiii iiaiid fi veral 'lii'.ai'cs (f 
 \Voiiieiiaiid_.\;aidens .arve.l; one rf which ihes'fiv 1, 
 tlieFit;areor/<i,/,..-/sLaithlyGodde!.s, lot Kneol whom 
 h.-, li^e a Kaight Urrant, pertoruud many brave A.Keii- 
 tiircs. 
 
 /"ill villi (• TO ;!' s l.-iMi' is a Ipacioiis Ro in, 
 
 fop e iliink was a 1 eni|ik, m it arc lyl'illar.-. ..- ,^ v..,^ ..,,. t , „. 
 
 ' ilic Sti'ik; build [heir Nelts, and are ne- Horleback, facing eai h ( ther^ anil 
 
 ve ihiin ill V'encra- Ring, on which tin y hnili lay their hand 
 
 ■ pel feci, whi ri 
 Vet dihiiil'i ' 
 
 wliicii N it fji fiom thence, 111 a pl.ice w^icre the Mountain r 
 hnolt IS made fliionth, are two lan^e Fii;iires of Gun's „n « • 
 
 iiiteiijini; for a'" '^ 
 This Smii- 
 
 le Mountain to 
 
 M n I'lio: hii:h, .\n 
 
 MarWe .Si iic-, and arched a''Ovi', into a fair C li.ipj 
 fiipi or e 1 by f Hir l.irgc I'iilars, on the W'a'l whereof Is 
 t'laven llicir diaii.l I'lijod, wihicveral other Imag'., of 
 i\leii and lUail. Nc.iv tills I,, a fcon.l .'nibreiriiuan paf- 
 Ja'.'c into aii'thir fi-aic Cliappil, ttioagly arj.ed .and 
 tried w ill f I r well- wrought wh.le Marh'e I'lllars, 
 
 «.!. Ii aiviiii fe'. Lii V.iiils hmli ; in ii arc the Figures of a ••■ ^ 
 
 I'imcc liiiinc' nia Chair ol .State, guarded with feveral pliet //'''»« i."/, unole Ion 
 I'l- c nil II, a'.id t 'fiiccrs of State attcn ling him. 1 here| '■•'"""'i l/h'/i.ii-.', n here fe 
 
 eril helps ot Rul'biih, wimh doubtlcfs bury | the Liberality of many Princes and great Men, wirhih 
 
 of .-Nit. an.l aiiio-ig others the tauiriU.s! Vearly Maintenance of rw( he tho'.ilind ^^^^. 
 II' ■ •, i-illed by them .hiiyi, reputed the ofRiee, an.l four thoufand of Barle\ . 
 
 of Art inthe World, ex 'cpt l)ini..t\ Next Night tlicv Lodged at 0-;,i»,-,', a Village confift-Oi.f 
 hv I'uil-end of which r;fes an Hil, on ingot jo Families, nioft of iluiii l'ro;'licts, or I'rophcts 
 
 ("1 
 
 area f. I 
 many rare peic 
 
 'Lern'e^ f 
 m i.t 1 r.ons 1 1 
 at .'. "■;/.': .u ili 
 
 ■erceive the .■\i|u.vj 
 lead. ^ ' 
 
 AJ^/c'i iS they came to a Town called ,»'),-:i'«, 3,:,,.^ 
 place ui V dehghtliilly feated, and well accomnio.litcJ "•'• 
 with Iw, CI Wa:er, excellent Wine, plentv of Wood, anv^'' ' 
 itorrot Gnls ; it belongs i,i ihcir highly' honoured Pro- 
 
 "'"" "' ' "bole Tomb in a well built Machr, c.ilicil 
 
 and IS en lowed tl!roui;ii 
 with ihi; 
 '.il-lliaws 
 
 whiih ll-.iid 
 H.in.is lioiii) 
 FlJlllCnl Fir 
 -ni Iw N\'m 
 
 . ...... .«.i>«i'i, v/ll •••^ • J.-...-........, Ili'^llVJI till 
 
 who wiili eieded| Children, wh;cli make^ 11 a pl.i 
 
 the Im.i;'.'.' ot a K'lig, ^ , ..- „,...... 
 
 o .1 lore the Kiiiiig-Sun, and by him is the. be. aufc they drink no Wli 
 
 ■- and .1 .Vi'pciit eiv;nven, th' ' ' . '. _ .. ^ „ 
 
 ■V nvc ten Yards diltant. Over craggy and fleep I Id's they iravclled to I , t-.(,,T«: 
 
 - It a pl.ice of ba.l tnterrainmcr.t, 
 
 T .j^....| — , ,,v. .Vine, nor are allowed anvCir.ipcs, 
 
 It IS much| nor isthcirVVattr good, tho' they have go .d "I'ank*. 
 
 '^ M 
 
 his M.igiek Spells. According i 
 
 ah. lilt 1 en Years aficr ,S' 'vwi'f.,-, or \.'..':i-/.idh.c<, w lioni 
 ,/i ri/ •■"' vaiu-juillied. On tile LiftHaiul of ths Image 
 ftaiid a(iu.iid of 1' ke nun, .iiid below ilufe loldameiis 
 Many other th'ii'.'s very reniark.ible, boili 
 Sroiy, might be oliietvcd by the Curious, an 
 from ihis rrp.iralld'd p'cce ol Antuiuiiy, whic 
 ii tiii.Luiic.ij wiilijiit !:\i,^''ltiirc, lo it exceeds 
 
 ,ameto(.i''/.':'.iv''"'„i'. wiicre there is a goou vaiui ans-u, 
 raw, and ihe lielt Wheaten-brea! in V-iji-, bi t in ilit,. 
 Road IS a Moiimain of black Marb'e, where donbilel'. 
 alfo Quarries of .Scrpcntijie .inl Porphyry if the 
 xam;iieil. ' ' - '' ' ... 
 
 tor Alt aiur F..uih wete examined. Out of tins part ot the /VcW. 
 
 id e.xact [''•■■>• MiiuntamstheRwi r l{.;«,-nntii I'prini":, whiih h.t- 
 
 <t;;V|ving watred i'/'.j:; inns Ir.to the ;V.y;.i«'vr'lpli. The 
 
 .11 thc'ntxt Night ihcy lodged at /":;..': .iit.:j, a Town w.hich,,^ 
 
 m 
 
 itjllds 
 
ica,6-c. Li b. Ilil( hoi^^vM <• ^'>' The) Hcrccrt v Tr.ivc/s into Afia and Mnc^.&c. 4 1?^ 
 
 [■''t^t 
 
 aiul 'us pity a ptt- 
 
 aitli, 
 
 cxt^int, I'fpcciaiy I 
 ; liir It, init are cu-ry 
 trc now aiiil ilii'ii flj (ij 
 a.'./ci, anil oilais, wi.o 
 K-cr Cur.diity, tlio' ih,. 
 
 ■'"•'"I , plcllill, tluill 
 
 iin i/'vi/-.- !•: M.fiUn., .,.\i,ut , 
 lie I'tcjpli- <,t \viir)l;|., * ' 
 
 that if any Cliiiil.,ii,.'|''' ' 
 alius aiij iliill ii|nn tlic '' '' 
 >liiig that the laith u 
 iliv ncipliboiiritii; Villa. 
 Umt /•■/-,/ V, by'Aiju*. 
 (I .Si.iU.ii., the Ci.iiMcii'i 
 
 111 Howiis, FuiitiaiiJ 
 ii-ry low. Nuiti,v.M,,l, 
 ; ilic l'o.,t of a Moiinuiii 
 
 vur 111 till- rif;iir(;nf a 
 IS one Hi'JI'", .111 HcroB, 
 ot hi.s Roma iitiik Willi „■, .. 
 o have livcil about tin.- 
 t , //I -//.-,.,■!., J, \i'lui iii.ir. 
 '>V.iis ':.,lik'.ly he was a 
 (laiii! fivcr.il Iii'ai;es if 
 nc I'f uhkh i\w\ Tiv i> 
 iljfls, lot loM'ol whom 
 mil many brau' A.Keii- 
 
 .!.■ w.icii. tlie .Moniitam,. - ^ 
 I'li^ures of Giaii'i uit « ■ 
 
 ami tonteiiJiiii; for a^''' 
 
 nr hamis. This S\m- 
 
 -I'litell fov the Mi;ii.ir- 
 
 cd between l)\ . s anj 
 
 .'. Ihcrc are leviul 
 
 itaiii, whi.li ar^- wor;li 
 liileof this .\U)iiiitain 
 f.iine of a lari-ir lizo 
 
 be tlic Scpul^Iires of 
 . Sii-iilui tells, wercivjt 
 (larbic Mountains. 
 l<>iiiitaiii,arefomepie-p,.j.... 
 
 regularly lut out, re-h.'.'a. 
 'It Striiclure, and cm- 
 
 1 ( f Men. whk-li fcrvc 
 Viiitlnvanl from (A. . 
 0111 top to bottom, hit 
 e fiir what life i: wji. 
 warJi (lie Vallev, arc 
 lie, liMiie whole, lut 
 y prefunie Jead Corps 
 11 ^e luliiksijf 'laiiks, 
 riis uliiih one nay 
 
 .i;',li ilic Mouiimiii to 
 
 ivii callcil .^tyrren, a.Vj,..^ 
 ! well .itcomnio.litcJ'''" 
 
 plenty of Wooil, and^'' ■ 
 
 iphly hono'.ireJ Pro- 
 II built Mathir, ealleil 
 enli'wul through 
 
 preatMeii, with the 
 '.iluiJ Mav.Kil-lliaws 
 
 joi.r, a Village confift'O'.r 
 roj'liet'!, or I'tophets 
 f lia.l tiitcrrairnv.T.r, 
 ■ allowcJaiiyCjr.ij'.s 
 ijve t;o ui 'ratik>. 
 iravelleil to '' '''.tlirjr: , 
 ftliit, in wbieh is the 
 coveied with Violet- 
 .•xt Night to -[If pi', 
 an old Callle, foiiic- 
 li iiili.ibit no lefiihan 
 
 ."I'e bv protillwn 
 :ul i;rear IViiipta'.ii n, 
 
 they are inin ed'.-iie- 
 
 1 he Vill.iiies which 
 eiii.irk.ibb" nil they 
 
 IS a good C'lria- aii'^-u ,..;... 
 P 'Ji-, bi t in ihci.. 
 
 b'e, where do'ib'lef. 
 
 11 1 P.)rphyr\ a the 
 
 i pan ot the /'.■•rA'r- 
 
 Ipriiip;:. which h.1- 
 
 ■•_/;■ i'i'i.i"lph. The 
 
 ^, a 'I'owii wliich,,^.,.,, 
 
 liji.Js 
 
 ftanli plealaiitly m » narrow V.illey, and the iivxi. ill) 
 p.liiinj? ih-o I'll licMi'M ■■ ■»■■•' n.-.'.'.-./ to l/ii. .1 ;, in 
 iiy , a Vlllap.c r,f v I'amilies, but nn 11 Apofta i Of - 
 ,„■•... It it iiiilofe.l with .111 lnp,h, llioiip ami loun-l 
 Wil , wirli Bnttlemcnts, wliiili iiukii it refomblc a 
 CaltJe. It i. eouiiinn.led by O:. '..'-u'-i-.u/., Brolhir to 
 ih ■ n kc of s; » .»;, who loi lv,i Apoflaey wa» iiiade an 
 bpareh. Here U a iie.it v.. r.i -r;-:'!', will Haiuiiic'- 
 liii)',-Hoiifes, and well ordered (i.u-Jeni. 1 1\ m / ';•■£- 
 /•!, .•I'lcy V'de to I •.m/«r/.'.Mir, or '.'.(. /..1.1; ', whieli boalls 
 ill a thonland Ho"re», when; the meiiuMablc liaiiel be 
 twi.>;i ,1 l-:\- x:i, and his Uronur (. > ■ t, was luij^ht ; 
 .ttiil the ne-it day lame to A.'i .■;•, a Ti.wii ot a o;it a j 
 tii'ifHiidHoiife.s, wliieh iho'tliey arc neat, are not >i)iu-' 
 
 it.ii 
 
 t.i 
 
 il 
 
 leir 
 
 DinoHonf-.s foi 1 tirio.is l.)iirfnlc>. 1 I'uik u lelf nor e 
 
 en-JAid M-Jnmiti.ou olUcin foij;ii(;miiiio'..lly of. Tlw;. 
 aiv oitar 1 ovcii of T,,i '.iiion, and ilo no: (ray for tin.- 
 I>ea.l, belli viii^ that tliey .ume ni.r eii.b.:r into a S-m.- of 
 I lap; nuf. 11 1 orni.iit ti'l tl.e I ill JuJt-niciir. Tb. v ab- 
 Itaiii every Yc.,r live S.ibiMihs fr(,ni I-nlii, Fini Cncelb 
 and Ijiitter, in iiienidiy of thcle fr,e .\v,cs m wlslili ;heit 
 '•'■..•//• roiilathei, fa.i.lKed their" Cluldn 11 i" ilv- 
 I'e il. 
 
 If.ey lafloii;;,./„//,/rt^j ,and /■ /..'n. cvcrv \Veei>, ex ' 
 eept b.twiea l-.jtK: and ,// ■: r..,,; and are 'llriill Obfr- 
 >iTs ol (i ,, refraiiiin)- fmin tluir \Vi\e-, M well .-.s 
 
 ■bill. I'llli, Milk, l-n-s and buiuT, f...\!in.i; vp-.i O,!. 
 
 Ibjnev. I'ute.s, Cii.nin'. eii;, Meibs, i?.. atid iliuik 
 
 only Water; but at (,ilier liii.is < at V\c:,\ of all loii-l 
 
 Viiiih liiid they imicli rcverriii-, parily in niemor, ol 
 V.w;/ ■.•':it, kIi), as 
 
 '•'•'/;// relatis, was in htr Inlaiiey 
 iioiirill.ed, and at her Death translorined iiit) a Dove ; 
 and partly IVoiiitliofe, wbi.li beiii;.; t.ur^lit to teed al 
 
 Xicpt^d whiehlliey aeeoiir.t a dai:r> 
 Bvlore tlie thiee pivat IMlival; they fill MV^'Ive 
 
 bare. 
 dj\s. 
 
 'Ihey mairy np.en ai ^ or ll Yiv.rsold, t'le Liir. 
 fwi.v, and the Cl.rjjy but uiiee ; but Iriiianiy - Intcd 
 M:h ::■!% 1.11, >T) iiiniiliieatcd 10 hi n as the People be- by all J'liiy h.ino 1 their Miltrs. Til v .ilb'W ef r.o 
 li.'vc, and he preti lulcd Iii;elliv;eii,e from f nie Aiij;. I. ' l.najvjs Iti Cliurehf, and eondtnin the dr.- !{• tor doinc 
 Ihei.ex'. Ni^ii-. iluy ea'ue 10 V .■.'.' .e«-/, a Vill.iRC li.x , the eonirary, butlia\e Iinij-es in tli.T 1 lonfe'. Tl e>- 
 .Miles .Soir.h i'leiii Upa'' ■«■», wlieio having remained a relrcOtiheCiul^ but w.iilli.p i; not, They do iiiir be • 
 ilav ortv.o, till thctJov.'rniiiir eonki prnvide loi :lieRe- liew.i Purgavory. T'lieir C'lirihes ai ■ b r m.an. Ti'^ • 
 I, p:ion ol the '',;; V'' I'liibaifadoer, who w-.L-i wi'li cheiii, pay ( 1b,\!icnce m.l Rcfpecl 10 tb.eir ,S'.-p .lui r^ ai .! ,' 
 iho' ^^i-'f'' coiidiidc Ito 'ipn .-.v , /;;.;.' U'.b) the V'lliei, n;lli Tli.Tt anil Adnlterv. Yet the. h.i\e fu\i.c\ lo'vo 
 
 SiiImh a/.- icm'-", and' // '■;.-.%'':;.(, tlic .;.■/»«. .n 
 I'ruKe, with a Cavalcade of alio. It /(Ol. llorfe, an I in 
 miner ible Font, Men, Women, C'liildren, end i;,:^.',./). 
 WHO liK.l the Way and Bru'e.es f.T almve tuo .\Iili> 
 and wcK'onic.l ihim wiili ihe Aeekin^anons ol // 1 
 5»;ru^. :'•' ; and the bettcf fort, //./.'"/ ./ m, V '; 
 I. r. Weleome, Welcome, heai;ily Weleonie 
 
 ii'.r.i Iiihabitains of th:s Country aic Ci'."«' /.:>.■, iiner- 
 mixed v'lthorher Nations ; and there is a Snbiir'o ol tins 
 Cit) inl.aiiited by fi'e ro'ri.j and .htimiij-', eillcd from 
 danee jrl,>iK!iu<, as fomc iliiiik. Fhe Soil is !• r the 
 iv.oft pan M.nmtainoiis, m 'cli refembliiv; // ;;.,v..', 
 where the .'iiv.'.'^cM li\c. I'loni ihc tops of fome Hills, 
 iho< ■:/,"■•'" and l;.'.'.v,-Mf Seas nay be diltovired. They 
 derive iluir N.imc tro:ii St. <.'i;;r their I'atron, and 
 tijin liie <i:,:l:.fi Hdls, wl'.ieh tlicy inl-:ibn, tlio'tho 
 (,'-,•(:! ilerivc their Name from '■■'V'l, liiubandmcn, be- 
 i..i'jle molt of tlieiu are ol' this I'lnlc.iion. I'hel'e Peo- 
 ple, thruufh [he itoixtnefs of (jo !, with their Nci;;iibours 
 ilie C.:rc i/).-(>ii; and . / ,■■ „/ //.■, bold fait their Chrillian 
 I'rotellioti, notwithftanding tliey are fiilKiien'.ly tinvat- 
 ni:d by IV,' ';, /'.o'.:i and /'.■■/ior. whx'Ii lurto;ind them, 
 and tell them that all X.-.v.i'.f, wheieonce w\ic the tit- 
 nioiiKll Chun lies in 1 he World is now oveifprcad with 
 h'.ir '••.•t.uis. T'hey were inter. '.n ted the Coiiiiir.;rion of 
 til: Orrhodox, by Diouo.11> I'a'rianll of Conjir.nrii.'fl: : 
 ■' r.cvertlie'efs, under H.'.p ■<•:, twenty thoufmd of them 
 liiif red Martvrilom. H\ Piofe.lioii, they aie now moil 
 ofthim \.-]i ■> ! r > s .\nA }r. /.'e.>, and more inelinable to 
 Anns tliaii Traibiip, as their Neipdibonrs the ■/ «.'ei,.'.;nj 
 be. Fur eoniel nelsolUody, lieigh: ol Spir.t, and faith- 
 bilnifs in T'riilV, thcv .irc 111 lu.h reiHitc with the /',•> - 
 (\.\n , that they a'eenipl iVi d in the j;reate!t Commands 
 ai!,iii,lt thcl'« k', an.l ihc Kii^ las the pr. iteii iv.imbrr 
 nf lis C'Y''..'-'/ "> from them it beiiiK le'doin oi never 
 lica.l tlvu an', of tliepi pro'.e talli., or ha\ini; fei vrd the 
 IV 'I'l" mil rum V;i>h. 
 
 i-nil. lUi amoii;^ iheni, for at th.u lU'iial, tb.',- lead a 
 I.,i:iib v.'ith. lit blemilli about the ClinrJi, vvl.ich the^ 
 after ki.l, and piw to eiervone a br, as .\ Syn'-ol ol 
 Cluri:;._ On '.■-./-;■■ ;,,',:, rhey r.prebm 'Ji-; Piunal and 
 Death ot CinT ord tliciirieally, with f.rrcy.- n their li- 
 ,,:,■.(■•«.■, ees : ,i-.,i on /■,„■''■■..'.■ , ifcv |o' fidiy ei lebia'.e :ii. Iv..-iui 
 rile an- legion, with a repreuir.anve Ijo K, nib i; the ,■; 1 Sjlvi) 
 
 tnv-h. 
 
 :s (',-•; I ..!c.:l, 
 
 fei celebrate ic 
 
 .-ii-j ni-.r being 
 
 Fhey 
 
 . nl'- 
 wiiieli tlv.-f;'re'; do, in ibe M.niuiif;, //.' 
 ulii.li they eail ai! Aiii'.eln,il No-.c, and a 
 as n threat Feltr.al, the M.iivw m- and 
 allowed t.i mix v. lib thnn, Ihey f.ilt upc-i ihe Njti 
 vity. 'Ilie yry.i./i haw been v.iy indiilb-v us to bri 
 ilifm iv,e: totbe li^nii-n Commeiiion, i n: ;.i > a!i 
 iiililt imieh iijon Aiitiip.iu), ai.d have a C.'e..ili-.'iit of 
 .;;. Bubo] '. lime lluii t om,:-inon, .ind 1' me cf ibiiu 
 were n.ibleMnnyr , 'Tlit ,' . i,m» j at this div a-e the 
 greatelt Travellers, Fafr and W'el), -r.in. ot .bo ;- 
 ;..<;, ihrregh a deiiie ef (l.ini, ,11, d ail'eelanon i r' >.• 
 vcities, their Country Ijiiij; lonvenien; tor N.!.i,',ii;;.-,: 
 upon the C.i,/J'/.;y,, li.;.\cir; and .•/...,>./,.■..■ ;// Seas, aii.l 
 the Pi/.'/i Vc •;( ; -md tl'.,' til,? r.i k a:-.l /'-■ ;,':'. often 
 tauiekily qniirj with the.n, and doirir.eer ^ver llieo', 
 yet they are aveife to War. 
 
 I e,-\rninj; is nut now in lii preat rep.ue :-.s r. -.vi; (y- z 
 iiKily, yet lluy li.:ve Sibouls and L'niveriitics. Tbey 
 have /)c;(.('sPfalins, and fo'iie other p.ntsof I f^eripuire, '^' 
 which weic tiai.llared iruj the .V'";e»;i'i'.' Ton^i'ie by 
 S. I . \f'Jhiii, dutiii;; bis P)ai::ll.ir, nt f.pm ('i',' /.■.:)■;.■■.•( •.";. 
 into th iilloiitnry ; 'is alfo ;iie VWi.ks of C.-rj [ , x^_-. ;, 
 ,•!/.■ and tV;'/, tianilatcd on; 1.4' '. . ', into ibe.r owi. 
 I.antj-iajse. T'luir Alpha'. 'et,onliil.;of :;i l.ertcrv. Tb.e'. 
 write tiom the l.d't ! land 10 tb.e Ri^bt, Tlieir ].m\- 
 
 .1,1! 
 
 -nil to Icain, by ivalen c f 
 
 Now confcrnin;'^ the Aiincuifr 
 N.ime from their C'oiintrv, .li:y<-r, 
 intn .MnVr ,ind >//««. The Icll'er is parr of i\.ir.)(>, 
 and the );reaier lies berivcen I'l/.f > on the North, Me.V.i 
 .and ///?».' I on the Soiirb, and the I'.ux-c ^m\Citfp'i»' 
 Season the Fall and Welt. Ir iiiebidc.l an'icntly (.' leyj,- 
 
 Hiia(;e is NCiy 
 Al| iialions. 
 
 Sp.-' r,sf,i (n.Av . .lied '/.'.t.'vo; i .' 
 V;Miii. Nor li.ri Li'iLikle, and S 
 l^itiule. 'liii> Cny IS aiiiie 11, aiie 
 
 ■atcd in t 
 ■De^. il 
 11; levii.i 
 
 tac ii.irlli , 
 : r- Hci'- 
 
 r! 11. I oil 
 
 Aues ■ 
 
 They have ihcir Uhar.t'.ed liei Name. Twoihoulan.I tluee Imndred Years 
 which is divided |ai;o ii wa,s called Ov..;, then li::,:-fi:ji:, s, .it'icr .Vu;;;.- 
 
 • ui-ii.:. lii-it J:ii,is cilh 1: ,:frj,:: ,:n and .U-ij'.-.ci.i 
 ('.:. ii'iit } l.iajjhn, iiud the .li.il/i.:ii Cieoprapher 
 ''■'.mi. At tins d.n it is .ailed by the N'.iti'es 
 ! .'.Kii, buc by Writer; Sp.: 
 
 , ana 
 
 Vp 
 
 :ci-ri 
 
 A!li.-i:' :, Ihrri.', i_',-. winch are iiuw hvallowcd lip in the '■■''••, l\prti:tt, Si-'l-.:i,, and //• 
 Nani's of vi./'^, M:ii!i\':ia, IVcmini.-:, Ce. The chiefi Metropolis of the ('■ // :/.Mo 
 (lilies of it aic H,:ntiiil, /Ulr.nii::t, CiUcMliioccrta, CV. 
 and '11 'heleli'.'r Sicrp^i'n, ('..;.)• tt, C^e. 
 
 Ti'.ey linve rw'oPati lan bs whnrclide, tlieoiie at: ?e;.- 
 '•civ, an I the other at sr,,;.' in ./..i/'/.;. Fhey have it! 
 fitiiiar Iibl'oj's, who an; vcrv ji or, tho' that on[;ht not 
 to rendi 1 them dcf.tcable. T hey liono'.ir much ihc three 
 li'li (jciKial C''imcil'-, 'I hcv leail tin; v.Md and New 
 Teliaiiieiiis in their Mother 'I'onj'i'e, and have a I.irany, 
 T'l't 1 f wliieli the F.xpoimd cvtiy Ford's I'),iy in the 
 
 'I his City 
 
 , ilp-- 
 is ihe 
 
 ,., ,s.'.;i/ 
 
 ILlpf.kr.:. 
 
 narcliy, ami fcaceS in tie 
 /'.:.(//-, I; Teniioiy (now called .1).,:, ) 11. ti.e middle ol 
 the Empire t It is in compai's about 9 Miles, in^l .,nn. 
 abi lit fevcn thnuland Hoiilcs, wb.. h eont.iiii about two 
 b.miurcd ilioufind .Souls ; of wir.h, beliJes tl!eN.ui\Cf. 
 tliere are Men ham Jot many Nations, as /-;■■;; ijb^ Diit> 
 'Cci::i:iii-j-, I'll.!, Mii/.yitf.i^ liuHfii:, ..-n-'ini:!, .!,,!. 
 nii>:\ i'j.-ir^iiin, J'/r ';/, J.-ipj, and others, drtiwnclntli 
 
 by hope* of Cain. T he Situation of 
 
 Huiliiiints neat, ol which the Mydaii. iMefe 
 
 leafint. 
 
 Iter, 
 
 Clntrch. T'!;:y allmv of twoS.vramen-s onlv, and ad-' mum:; and Palaces, are moll oblervable ; ri.biiiTr, 
 
 Hun. 
 
 miivlVer the 1 Old's Slipper in both kinds, and deny the 
 r;al '''lefeiic;. 'Fhcy eelebrate Biptilm after the li-.'.r.- 
 ( „ firt, a< ?a,f/':.( bather of the j.i:-! .::i, and Jcdiii:..- 
 /•■.'.'•••;.. J miltauchr tlicm ; an.l nioll of them follow 
 the .:un.icinne.l Opinion of .'v;', r.i, encouraiJcd by 
 ic'i'r. Ill hitr.'d t,i •I'l.kl!..! the F.mpcrour. 'Fhe Pio- 
 felyre ' ; ,,.Mrj, 01 M:i:,tii;',ii:s, titey li;;n uithe Forehead 
 vvith ;i burn'tii; Cro's, but others dicy lijsti only with the 
 Crols, as yioiyinK in that I lii-roglypb .;!:, which tbe 
 
 and very full of People, as bcinp the place of the iifiial 
 Relidencc of the Court. The Air is pr.ro, quit'; art' 
 healthy, and the Soil is tmitf.il, bc'.:;p. Watered by th:- 
 Rivei .S'.A-./',v, which tho' lo wide in rainy Scifons .-s t.. 
 rc^uir; a Piridccol tj? Arches, yii in Siii.iniei is fo low 
 and lltalkiw, (beiii;; drained by little Ri .'olets to warei 
 iliC liaidens)tli;'.t Cliildren can wadcover.i , and afni 
 It ha.,^onca few l.eapms i'urlher, it ii drink up by tb; 
 ihirltv Vailevs niiii never arrives jI tlvOccaii. 
 
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 432 ^// Tho.Hcrbert'f 7 ra-vch into Alia ^«rf Atrica/iT'c. LibJii 
 
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 7'k B«i'i-. 
 
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 llio Mvcl"! i^.is f'patloiis anil ploal'.int i'. any intlic 
 l'i\ivi'rri' i It I' a tlionl.iiul |M c» tiiMii NiT'.li ti' SiMiih, 
 aii.lnKnrmo Ininilrdl tmiii L.ill Ki Well I'ln' l*<'ll- 
 ilinp is (if Sun ilru'il Iln. k, n.i full of Sliopn wiil'ii 
 fruii^'ir dt' I'linliy I'lii, ot W.iitv, .Uilnil .I'tni- iiiln 
 1 iK^ li nifi «i(o, .111.1 p.Kj;rtrcil with Mue I'l.iiUcr, aini 
 !'c:m; the ii"l>lill |Mit, n i'l,ia\l in the h' .uf <>t' tlic 
 
 Thr Kirs'sINIa.-i'. cVli\l ' l">in<Vn" /':;•'•. m\s i: on 
 I'lr \\'.Mi li'i'i', \\ huh poll; III'. .1 l.ii);i- Ir it cif iiroiuid 
 I ,1. kw.irj, lint i< I'Mii xMth thr (.thii nirUlilip'.iii thi 
 li III i it i« p.irm'tti.l iiiut paimiil «,tli llucuiJ pl'l. 
 fiii'Tnuliril » ,th I'oilioi 1)1 ./'■:'/..':, ivhioli altifili'" 
 (.'■Ti' in.iniK-r iii.iki'i. It flicw Miy plr.if.iiit. \Vi:hiii 
 r'lL It oiinarc Ar.hcl, I'nliplitcm.l liy l..mi,c<, I'liu"! 
 
 
 I ,! rHiovo. inil parvnl with rril. uhiir, Miic an.! p<\A 
 uii.! 'Ill thi' liili'< "r.h S|()r^aiKl I :'ii>'vki|-s ; ill'' 1 lL;i'r.> 
 I'l it.1,1 Willi C'.iiiCts 1 i Si;k ai J (Ji'l.l, withoiii ithcr 
 l'..iiiit:iu-, toiT.Tll.il ..Imvc, aiiil (.'iiiiiIIkiI wiilia lowci 
 (ivi'i-t 'ppiiii', ni.iiiy M(il'].i<. rill.' Ci.1t Ji-n, or SVil.li.i- 
 liiii. (i,ii;t.iiit with Ihnvi'is, and lii!l nl Rii.ls. 
 
 Witliiii the 1 lij |i ilroint ui.iiiv of ihf ( av.ilry iifc to 
 ri'i, tV nil wheiiii" thiv ti'pair to the Court -((.ite with 
 
 SMd'ilsaii.l (JiiHei^ I'v 
 
 Homes. an,l pl.iiite.t all alntm wih Chciucr-Tree* 
 wluli feivel'iith t'oi Shaite .niilOriiimei.t. Heiri. e,i|„p 
 o the tijrileii \.ixt'-'Ji:it!i\ you hi il it tt1aiiii| ,ii| ,) 
 with ,> W.ill ,(1 (Mit three Miles m C ireiiit, wuU ,ii„l 
 well-builr. I'mm N„rth to'inrh 't.s al, t a thni r.in,! 
 paces, ami t'nmi (all to Welt hven liiiiulre.l, the Wi.k* 
 iiiyc.ii;. Mietits palling thii ii(:h i. ! i tli w.\ , I,, ,1,.. 
 inuiille oC the (i.inltn a a (p.-icmiis 1 n:ik,li..vMU 'urlv» '^ ' 
 ciiiial liJcs ol i^ tiiot luni! <i' ""t with Ka Uii T -c. i,' * 
 whi.h fpoitt ip tin- Wate'i iinariety .if Coiiieii;, ' \r 
 iheNnrth-dce is a Si iiiiner-Honlv' crrdeil t'nr iT'ifp-ct 
 iiiJ I'lcafiiie, p.iniiiliekl with'Mi-, ai. I v.itlii.'i .ImJij 
 tii'n !• Rnoins, '111. lower I\(,oini| an' ailonuij 
 I'aiiksi.r nhite MarMe, ami the higher Hr.o.rj .., 
 !ie.i'.ifitii\! wi'li variety of I .iiiJ.skips, wlii.li reprdci 
 th.-.r M.iiiiiei of Sjoiti, Hawkinp, lillie/i, |\ij |,j 
 Sh'O'iii^, Weelt in:;, Ciuiiiini.',, anil other la;ities. '1 Ik 
 Ki'ot mini the l'it(i.it i« (", It ami paiii'nl uuli 1 lue ,||,j 
 otmr C,( joins. 'I his tiai.ltii is rc|'leM'llti\l with Toe, 
 of all Ions fi r Meiliv lilt, Sli:ule anil liiiit, «liii.|i .ir- 
 ill lo jiieen. hveei and plealaiit, that it may be tein.ed 
 the Kinj;"5 I'aiadile. 
 
 Moiiiniieiisof Aiit'ip.iitv, In rr about thuCity, areoii-k, . 
 lyiheletesv, • .:, /(^urf.ii/'ii'roiiili aliiiolt ruine.l. aiulon-i-f ' 
 
 Willi 
 
 nil 
 
 llie r I .ilKe.s in thiirl li . _ 
 
 iheii Sides 111 atuiid the Km;;, il he | lenl.tli to i ' 'v prelerved hy Ciit.'.j r. '/m. i t /)/;./// (or .\ -i ,'>) 
 all oad ; il' not. alter they Imvj \sa:ie.l .i while, ilie/ | ..limit, a rilinii Hil', where \fi.\\ Hood wlien he v,e\v. 
 depait. The ,^or■h lllc of tli' .My !.in liatli 8 or <) ar- ed iiis iiituiniei.ible Aririy, an ! .onlilerii.p that iiuiie i.f 
 ih d HfHiiiK. iif .il V liiili't with l.aiii|'. aiil l.iiton- thriu ilinnid I'e liviiiR ni a few Years, wept: Dfin.^utH 
 l.tiiJIiUtiks. whihinake a I'.na' fl.ew. Hither the Hil!s, thrmiKli wh ih //i/':!. by tlu iitif| rak.,'Jctr,il ,,f 
 /' •, i.t;. aivliiluiv, repair fr^. [Ill irly for I'altiinc, as |.)-) thou'.aiul, and Kinetiines i:>0 tlu-nf.ii.d Abu, mjs 
 '1 uiiiHiili;, .S!i",lit of I land, laii .ni; (Jitls and paiiitc.l ' Years time furu-d a Kiver lo .V/iin/./ii'i; AColumnor' 
 ('.■111,-"'. ' ^I'lll.irijflli.ids, if Mep aiidlJiaft,. llain by. //■/,, K.riheic' 
 
 en! Nrn'li n llie .Miii', where they Kebellion apainlk liim , it exiteJ.ed the iieep'cs oi mr- 
 ndBials, aiil in it areCo"ks SIv'ps : ny Mi, I, pus in ?^',!/.m». ai tiifl, b't now is imr )i m^n'j. 
 IVnis are )i Deiii; Cannons, .iiid ; Ilie Heails it lieilK ate iiuiyled svirli Mcils, been fe 
 I liiuRlir iliiha- from 0.ih,<.', or the Mufti i-erfwiiled w.'ii.'i to' fpaie the Men, ihar Im. 
 
 vivej the litat of his fury, and lUy Uealts iiilteaJ of 
 
 At ilie firth Jt 
 Con (J.ild. Sliver 
 Hi fore ihe Kinj; > 
 1 1 lion C iilveiiiK 
 /■-'i. ■ 
 
 O; P'lite to the I'.iliee is a fur Temple, or Jewma-Uhem. 
 .M.:dut, biirt 1 ii-ii.l, I'll' ui'biii dminpiiiilicd iiitollles. SpiLin-n has many Snlnitbs, r/^ yflpl^n', fi'mrci-i-i,)),/, rk< ' i 
 1 he oiitli'le IS Stoii,', and the iiilide is lined I ? foot Innh, -^it'M-ixh.-.uf, Cl'iWi- ilitnt^ MyMi-nhitiit, and t/c'ii'-y^/,,,.. .■■) i..- 
 svili wliiic p'li;lid Marblc-C'i piilo's, and ainpalled Ti"/!'*' is (Joverned by a peiuliar Potellatc, an .-/i »(«.■;«;, j, , 
 Willi \\'a!|s, and open to the .Air, the llles ceepted, Clinlfiaii Prinee, Itiled by them /fi'.(;;r..Vi;j.ii, a Mcr. 
 Hhub are eo\ercd. In the Center is a large Tank ufrehaiit by Profcirion, Inn hiviiip a .Siipernitendeney over 
 pint Waur, and at the Portal another. The other them. He and hisSiib|ects enpiy IVeidom ot CoiiliienLC 
 Nil ; ;i li ;ir. iiirrh cl the f.ime tiiriii, tho' lelj fnnip- 1 but for Moiuy Matters, and Pnblick Taxes, are at ih.' 
 ti oils , .!• i! foiiie li.ivc lleiiJir high Stceplcsi or Towers, jlolcdilp, lit ion of the King. 1 he Inhabitants of this Sn- 
 tiii.'lled iieir the top. jlnirbarc reckon'd iCO o, and thefe in A\it..:l,.t:,t ,|;cj 
 
 The Hiiiimiuuii in the City be trany .iiid bcautif I, Families. 1 hey are habited like the /Vr/Mi.'j, Imt ham 
 fooie -( f.jiiiie, luit ii.u'l round ; they are Lmlt ; ir the greyer Eyes, and brighrei lliir. '1 hey arc for the ir.ul! 
 I'.ll par. of white Sti ne well pobllied, the Wiiulous part Menhants, I-'aCfois t^.v ihc Kiiij>, who geiienilly 
 .n l;<rie with.iu:, bur narrow iiiwjrdly, and rhe Glifs ^le'Zetli their litares at ilieii Death, if ihcj ,ne r:ili. 
 ihek .md liar's. The Roof is loiiiid, 'I'lled wit'i ^onn- i lliey proti Is Lhiiltianity. lauglii them erroneunlly by 
 terteu 'rinoiodes, which is perfce't b!ue, bcantiful and l?':iW(.', theSi"'-'. Mnnotlielire, and have twol'atrianhs, 
 laltri;. The iiiii.lc is ilivided into inaiiv Cc!U, (one |one reiiding in f/f.'^i/'.-y, the other at .V/i near 1'. .i;(,j,inil' 
 lorDeliglit, otlieH lor Sweating ; all lot Ule, lor lia- fonietinics at / cwe.'y/'//, d'lro-.i/'.Kir, lu ealled from the: -i- 
 
 (.iHiv.i, wlio are Relieks of ihc aneienr l'c.Jr,,,s, and in--"" 
 habii there. 1 he other P.'/i.n.'J Contemn them, p.iniy 
 be, aiife thev are more ancient, and partly beiaiife they 
 lliaiiie ilkir Idlenef. by then IndiiHry. They arc IduU- 
 ters, and w'onl.ip the Sun, whom they call M>lir.i^ hut, 
 build no leiiiple tc it, be^ aufe thev lav no idace is fufii- 
 cient eapa^Kiis enough for it. Their lawgiver vu< 
 ^■i.'a.y.', or ^'.riici , \\\ui tirft taught ilie /'i-yi.ii;; Mi- 
 gick and Judicial .Mlrolojiy. Thtir Flameiis are a tort 
 of I'li-.toiijl!, tor iho' they .leknowledgL many Crcanins 
 to be e.viellelir, yet tlicy fay they are no way compara- 
 ble to their Creator, who is the Center of all Perfeclio;! 
 Ncvenhelels they Deity an Llenioiilal I'lrt, vvliiihthty 
 fay doth inver muiii;iiiI1. Then Marriages are the 
 fame with the l,\ti,iii l>,;lccs above related. In revc- 
 relief to the I'lie they torbeai to Imrii the Dead, as be- 
 in;.; UiiLlean iliuigs, but pur them into the hollow of a 
 Tree, llandin;; upri,i;lit, till their Obfervaiioii rclealetli 
 them ; tor il the V'liltiirespUKk out the Right bye, then 
 they con. hide that the Paitv'sSonl IS ill I'aradile, but if 
 I with blowers, and plcntitully they pull om the I.efi, than an iivilSpnit vexes hini, an.l 
 
 lo they bealt or Fait as ihey think they ha'e laule.'l'hefe 
 People arc till- the nil li [an MechanKks, or lliisbaiij- 
 nn 11, and \ery few .Stholars or Mer, lianis. Their H.i- 
 hu ditfers little troai the common Mode, lave ih.ii iheir 
 Head-anirc is alter the II. ..i.ir-.i. talhion. '1 he Woiiuii 
 llievv their I'aces, and their Appaiel and Hair is imdlurd 
 with yellow, and their Scarf i^ blame-iolotired, releiii 
 bling the Sun their Deity. Many of them, eirlur uui 
 ot Z.eal er I'ovrcrty, go Laiefoot, iiling neiiher Shoes nu 
 Sandals. 
 
 The I'rjf 11" ii'ic Fliers, 'V ineluri and 'lnjl, fliii:.:ni,f„„.,,, 
 hav e two Hnnles here, and their Chappels are luM'.ly f ih f"t 
 md adorned wiili Organs, Altais, Crn...hxe , liii..,iics, ''■' 
 Candles, and oihet like Ornaniems, w.th wli.cli they 
 
 Liideavi-et 
 
 linn ; with the /'■ /(,r ; is as t'aniiliar as batiiiv; and Dr.n- 
 king, and ihnolt as necollary, bee.ii;(i: they ule iiuiih 
 lilting, and lifjc Hxcrci'e. Tlir Badis are .if pure .Stone, 
 paved witli !'!.'. k and ehcipiet d Marble. Men tieiiuem 
 them in ih- .M .niiii,:; coiiiiiionb, and Women in the ..M- 
 tdu, •:'. 'I'hc piice tor liathiir^ is very I'mall, vvhuh 
 ii.ake.. ilieni n:e u ofmer ; lii that the (iaiii is great. 
 Uathing IS acounteJ a Caiholiion a,gaiiif! iimlt Dif- 
 ' i-aics, elpeeiaily Cold', Catarrhs, 1 legm. Aches, Agues, 
 the I'lit: I'-l'uN, and the like. liicCiiy is bui't upon a 
 '" levil grouii.l, and in an 0'.,il fomi, having many 
 Streets, and liaree any Houfe but is accoinniodated with 
 l.ii\;e Ciardcns lull of Cyprcis-Tries. The City W^ll is 
 of i;o bi'Ti at'ainit Cannon, bin of ule ap.iinlt Horle 
 an I 1. antes. Some Parapets and Hulvvirks it has, but 
 more tor Ihiiamciit than Xife, the /"'■ Jim being lo Mjg- 
 I i.Tirnis. .IS i.. Die rathet than be Hcliegcd. It ha. 
 (.'(iatei, 1 lit .; if them are Ijtely iV.ut. The Palaces 
 ate few, low Iniit, paigetted and painted without, and 
 ['lit wnh.n. aid l| I'.id with Carpets. 'I hey have a" 
 liti;e ( lardcti-s li.iii'tili 
 W.rcrcd. 
 
 i he Royal 's, rii'ho is famnns for the Trcafnro and 
 Ileauties ii I'liitaiii. , bur fin.-e 'lis dangerous to inquiie 
 11 to them, little can be I'ud of them. The Caiilc is 
 lai;r, ltidn',ily Walled and MuatcJ. ; made Dcl'enlive 
 wicii liiilie Ph. cs 111 Brafs, but iiioic by thcTroo|Sof 
 I'.iiurhs v.ho gn.ird the ladies. The Gardens, for 
 (oiriiliiir and Swm tncfs, ev el al o'hcrs in -•(/''; lo 
 iJn' ;. w m IV call it another I'aradile. 
 
 At the V'v'eli of \ji-t\-- .mii i? the King's Garden, called 
 Vr,- -;it fv, which IS verv famou'. From the Mydan 
 you, go to tivs (.iu.lcii by Che h,ur4', through a Strret 
 :■.•. MiVi long, molt of the Way on b.ith lidcs bei-ig 
 <i.;;,ieii Wal's, b !c and there aJot.ied with Summer- 
 
 iffi' 
 
ca/i^6-. Lib. ill 
 
 will ChiMUcr-ltin 
 rinnnrt. Hiirt; o'nu' 
 II ht il it cncoiiiiMil cl 
 
 111 ( ircuit, Willi .111,1 
 1 >.« .il'( I n thoi fan,! 
 n luiiulrcl, tlic \V.iik« 
 
 I, I'MIi w: \-. Iritiv 
 l«'Ifiiik,li..\jii4turlvi ^' ' 
 Milt wirll li.l!(nl';.ci,i''..,. '' 
 
 rioty lit Cntmi:;, \|.' 
 lo crrdi'il tlir I'rnl'pct 
 . Hi.i v.itluii ,:iMjc4 
 1111 .111' jilornul wiiti 
 II- l.r'lii-i K,,o.r* iic 
 kips, will, li rrpr,.inii 
 nif;, I iilii'j;, KiJui; 
 
 lliil ivIllT I .lll-lC?. 'Iht 
 
 paiiiiiil null Mil,- jiij 
 ici'lcirllir.l «ith Tiirs 
 
 niiil liiiit, u!iii.|i .ir,. 
 
 ili.it It ni.iy bi- tcinrcil 
 
 •ibout tlii«City,arcon.fc,. 
 iliiiiilt riiiiii.,1, .111,1 on-'f "■< 
 
 •O't./'/ I (Or Am .'.s) 
 ■: (Jnoil wlirn ht v.fw. 
 jiili.lcni.g tlui noiiccf 
 MIS, wpt : /Vm.,1, „i 
 tilt ii'ili r.iL.llct-iiinf 
 > rlii,iil.ii.d Mill, in j.s 
 in'\mv; A tolLiiin or'"'^' ' : 
 lUin l>y.///; fi.f.hcii" 
 icj till' Sli'ip'cs 01 iiu- 
 
 ''•t iinv isiiiii.ii luiirj, 
 
 .1 With Mciib, ln-cji.fe 
 arc the M<-ii, tlur lui- 
 \'.i\ Heads iiillcail of 
 
 •itiit, and C/c^/'-y,;/,,,,, ju.j... 
 
 PotLttaic, an Wi «;«.■,>„, j, , 
 
 /Wi;c-.Vi,-.i., 1 Mcr. 
 
 SiipeniittiKiciicy over 
 
 tici'iloiii ol CoiifLinKc, 
 
 lick 'I'axes arc at ihi; 
 
 Inliabitantsof this .Su- 
 
 :fi-- 111 A^i>..:lj.i:.t ^xj 
 
 llu- /Vr/Mi.-j, Lnit liau! 
 
 1 Ik'v .in; fur tlic inuli 
 
 King, wlio gciuTally 
 
 nil, if iliC) '.iR- mh. 
 
 liciii irroiiLuuliy by 
 
 ,i ha\c twol'atriarchs, 
 
 Si- iic.ir T r/(i;, 111,1 
 
 ', fo callcil from the: '■ 
 
 L-iit I'c.Jiu.s, aiiJiii--'"^ 
 
 iitemu thein, p.iriiy 
 
 ml partly bccaufi: they 
 
 ■'ry. Tiny arc IduU- 
 
 hcycall .^;>^^,;, Imt 
 
 V fav no place is fufli- 
 
 1 heir 1 a\vgi\er \w> 
 
 alight the l'cjUi:i Ma- 
 
 ir Flamtiis arc a lort 
 
 ledge many Ctanins 
 
 arc no way coiiipara- 
 
 .•nter of all I'crfcctei, 
 
 Ilia) I'lre, wliuhthiv 
 
 Marriages arc the 
 
 vc rcl.itcd. 111 rcvc- 
 
 iiirii the l)ca,!, as bc- 
 
 iiuo th,' hollow of a 
 
 Obfcriaiion relcalcih 
 
 t tilt Right l-.)c, llicn 
 
 IS 111 I'aiadifc, but if 
 
 Spuit vexes hini. aiul 
 
 lii-y jia'.e ,air.c. rhcfo 
 
 ni,:ks or lliubaiid- 
 
 cr, bants. Tl.eir Ha- 
 
 .lodc, fjvc ih.ii ilitir 
 
 llliiiil. '1 he W'oiiicii 
 
 .1 ami Hair isiindiurj 
 
 aiiie-. ohuircil, relcni- 
 
 of thiin, cirlur out 
 
 lint; iKiilur Shoes iiti' 
 
 an,l ■■ti'!^ jV:)r..:n:,p„.,.,., 
 lappi \ arc ne.e.ly gi^i !■■" 
 •, I. uu.lixe , liii.ii'Cb, ''■■ 
 
 w.ih wh,.;li ihi:y 
 el:,lirav,.c[ 
 
 - ichapXXIl. ^VrTho I Ir rbert'r TmWj into Afia and Africa.cjrr 4^^ 
 
 ;,i. in. 
 
 I >'r 
 
 liif 
 
 I >"7' 
 
 w 
 
 c„ 
 
 ttulcaviiur toinmcrr the I'K.p.co lopcry, lnit the /••- 
 mni.tm arc ratlur Spci'titots than ii,lifor», ai|,l li.lte 
 all Iniiiivations, and the I't i :>.) I y ih, ir Prim iplcs con- 
 iiiiiii Imaucs, )ct .irc thcfc Kclip.in s of y;rcat iifc to 
 liiiJ liitcliiyciKC to («' I, and otha parts of Clmjlrn- 
 ilini. 
 
 Iiavirp ^pil'uveii, M > i. to go towards tlie Cmirt, 
 ivleililayat ,lp:i: /■ft' \n St-<\eii.lr iin, 400 Miles dilUnt 
 Northwird fii 111 il, ihcy eamc t.i /< ;'; <iii l-lotfc-Uiek,! 
 and tindiii;', the wci'hei intullera. Ic lioi, travelled tliuj 
 rill of liic" way by Ni;ht, f.freil.iiii', tlicnfclvis by Day 
 ill Caravans-taws, uhtrc ilic (iiiats were ii,it too troii-| 
 blei; ilif. ; 
 
 Ficm /^'•/i; they travcilcd lirll to V^i ,/i/ ix, whiili is 
 l( Miles ; then toH' ..'■;;, zy Miles, ^luri. ilu'y tifti '. I 
 
 Next they tairctolVm^/i. .11/.', an 11, iilc and (-latdenl 
 ol ihc Kind's, win li tor U-aiity ai.d fsveeinifs, Cijuals, 
 jiiyin t'.viiii, tl!,*''ii< plar.'c.i in ,1 1 arren Sml ; lor il , 
 ii,it , Illy ab'«'iiii-w uli molt lot's ,,f '1 i\es lamiliar to il.c , 
 C 'luiaie, luit wrii I'l- h.in Vriiiis atd Flowers, u-. , 
 I'lir.i-ptan.iiev.l'i.i, hes, Apruoiks, Vliinis, .A; pies, l'c:ir<,' 
 ( h.riii.'«, C'hclhuit,, d.iinalli, led, .iiul wlim; Koks, 'I'li- 
 lij'., and Ciller I'lowi rs in preat variety, waicre,! w.ili 
 ,Stre.lnis, biaiitihul witlij.itifu i.il (irots, aiul liavinp, alfo 
 Hiliinmiins of .Stone, paved with whire MaiMe. 
 .. The Mliiil, orSiiiiiiiier-iioiilc liis .1 d>/eiiCliani''crs. 
 ililighifiil tiitl-.e \ iiw, beini4 cmbolsd with (io'd, and 
 pan'red with sari, ii,s C(>!i,iin ^ 
 
 l-roiii hence they p.iHed lirll t,. /j'.rnf, and thin tOj 
 O/'.'^.rw/v, two of the Kings Hoi;fc., uvct an hofpita- | 
 Mcandfaiidv Dclatt, ten i\lilcs br,iid, but an hundred 1 
 li'ip. 'I'hc (irnuiul IS Loscred wi'li a lonle and flying 
 ^al:d, whiili bcini' agitated by the Wind, moves like 
 Wavesef the Sea, and overwhelms PallVngers, bm the 
 ilryiicis of the Soil makes thcfc Vapours not very com- ' 
 moil. 
 
 The next Night they voJe 21 Miles to ^iiffM.'rv, and, 
 th.; Nighr r,'ll',wiiig ^c. to ^>«i-i.iv, as a good Caravans- 
 1.IU, as the oihei was .1 bad oi.c, made of white po- 
 lill.ed Sloii.'. 'I'his lalt Niphts tr ivtl was upon a Stone 
 Caiifey, bro.ad enough li 1 ten Horfcs to go a-breall, 
 builiby exrraoriiiinry l,iN)i;r and cxpenl'c. over a part of 
 a b,iggy great Uefait. whuli wi'l not bear Horle ir 
 Came!, iinlcrs on the Caiil'cy, wlv.eh tliio' drifts of Sand 
 and Salt, Travd'ers loiiietimcs iiiirsnf,and fo pjrilh 1 hey 
 had the like C'aully fuiihei in iheir Koad for :i Miles, 
 ti!l tiny came to tlie Tiordeis of O .1 l'.xithin, where 
 tlicy piuhed, and the next Night ,amc to (H'C'^, winch 
 is iS Mi'es, a piittv 1 o,!gc I clonging to the King. 
 
 Here they met uitli Ionic of tliofc Creats, or wand- 
 ' riii^ Hcrds-iiiei;, i.illed iVd/m./cj, who have no fixed 
 H.ilit.u.on, but f r I'iclit or Delight, remove from 
 ]!aict,) pbi,e, as I'aiicy aii,lgixxl I'alinragc invites them, 
 uiib all their Faimlics and SubliaiKC in V\'aggons of 
 lix Wh' els, two Stones high, covered with Felt. 
 
 Part of this |ourney lay thro' the /'>> (.1 /•;>■, or Val- 
 ley of Mount 1 ::^ : ', wliuh IS IV. 1 n'lTC than t^nr yards 
 bro.id, and eight Miles long. Tins I'afs a I'hiet with 
 50c blnrfe, iindcrti ok tu keep agaiiill all Cnimcrs 111; 
 /lli::t's Kcign, to the gr, at liiriow of the King of l.i i>- 
 !?(,"., and even jW'.i, himfclf, but an A,,„ciii,vi, wuh 
 foiiielcw ('■'■■j.il-U.-jhr.ws, midcrt'X'k the coii.]iicftof them, 
 wiiiih he cfledcd by liiiglc Comliatc with the Tliuf, 
 whom he ovcriame ami killiir.!, by tb.c help of tli'; 
 C ./ :-'i.ijl;r\i^ fiattindhisF, .llouers. ,(/. mj wasplcifcd 
 with the bravcrv ol' the Adinii, and rcwaided him, but 
 not being able to bear rlie Glory 1 1" it long, command- 
 id / i;..;t'.-i; to (lit ,irV hisHea,!. 
 
 Their next Night's travel was to Itf.'vny, 18 Miles 
 frnnit.'r^;. a Village pretty well built, and delightfully 
 fcateii b) a Iwcet KiveKt, an,l una plcafaiit .Soil, which 
 is ..iiially green, and produccih plenty ot Olives Wall- 
 nurs_ Whe.it, Vo' d, and other things. 
 
 From hence they rode tb.c next Night to Pru'/'.™', io 
 Miles whiT,- ilie King has an Hoiifc, and foiueiiiiies re- 
 fides here tor the coiivcnieiny ot" Hawking, becaiife 
 I'hcarinsaiid other (jame more abound here, than in 
 innll oilier jiarts of l'.v:i:ii-. This I own has very fwcct 
 Water, and li.inils upon the lirow of a Hill very well 
 wocdci, but ,at this time was governed by a corrupt 
 Man, one .\//:/'.' IV, ,/, who I'oiight always to extort Bribes 
 ever from Strangers'. 
 
 After two ilass llay in Pcr/Aeir, they travelled to 
 R'r.v, :4bini^ Nliles, and the next: Night to a Village 
 abomuling lis with br,igs, that their abode w.is unplca- 
 lantthcie thro' their bathl'omc iv ifc. 
 
 W/,'/!;rt!, 11 Mies further, was their next Manlion, a 
 vtiy plcafanr pLiee t" r F.aah, \Va;>r, and Wood : Her. 
 tliey i'„uiid Here of I'hcilants, a Bird abounding nululc 
 Hj'^'i'iUn Tuwiis, but onginady pio,.ecding fioiii the 
 
 Rivet /".i/M III M,;n,e:l.i, which empties it fdf into 
 the ri..i,;,, Sea, near Ti.ipc^md, 
 
 FroiTi theme they went to K\m, 2S itiHcs, wli.-rc .",;..»», 
 the King has an Houfe, and the oihcr Buildin.is and 
 Churihes 11." like ours in /•;/ . H<ie, asm fmc other 
 parts ot/f .e-'./.-,thcy are exceed, tigl; pdlcred with Flen 
 and Gnats in Snnmier-tiiiu.'I lie Fn I,is .■•. I'l are much pc- 
 (Icred with Snakes, which will win, I about tli" Horfej 
 Legs as ih.'y travel, but do no mliir harm. 
 
 Next N.ght they got to w/lvf- 4ff. a Ory i:pon thc-</»..-;; 
 <"<!//■/./'; .Sea, where the tir.per. in ot I'ri.i w.is .a that ''' '"•''■■J' 
 time, txpeiiting the En?,!'!' Fnil alladi 1. The .Sul.-an of 
 the Town wiih v>i CiifJ.I .ijh.iri. met the FiilMlladoi 
 three Miles liom the Ccuri, and Lioegh' l.nn with hii 
 .'Niteiiilants ..ivilly 11,10 .ijh.imtt, Uu the C'ereir-iiv was 
 tar be'ow the Slate olio great a Kill,:;, and ibe P.iion, f 
 the Finb.ill'ador. /lli.iii.:tl is dinaiii .ib.siit twotMles f'l -ri 
 the Ci/m«,, Sea, fcic i in .i low lit, tin i, [,iirniin,lid 
 wuh 11 any I'ai- Marll-.cs, ..nd but iinaiilv watcre,!, v.i'.h 
 a fiiiall Spiin,.;only from the Mountains of I'.uii.t, 
 
 The (iro'.ind is reafiiruhh ta', L"t no: well culti- tji-sg ' 
 vate,!, tic preatell paitof ihe liiliabi'anls being Soul- 
 ilieis. There are al out loco Families 111 tins' Ti-wn 
 but doiibtlefs mild in, leaTc, bcaiile the King Iceiiis til 
 atfii'lthe I laee, and 1 .is newly budt liini a P.il.nc there 
 but not scry large. The King has two ,^th, r Palues 
 near, ..':;. at F.i/',:/.i(.f and ,//■.»/')!/•(:(;■. where there is a 
 .Suininer-houle, ixcil'inp; all hs i thers tor Pr'-"', •.■), 
 Paiiiliiig; , llumiiiiims,^ Watet-wt.r; ;, aiiil a lii-ielt' 
 llorcd svitli all lorts ut Game. The Pa'ace lure is not 
 very regiil.ii, but rather (oiifuieJly lUn.'is ,t led' int 1 
 hnir Moluils or Danijictinii Imuli s, which be gorgcoully 
 lainrr.l ; .md wrre they niurei', i!-e\ wo'M more de- 
 light the Lje Fiom them you liavc a ; ieafant pr fp.'Cl 
 into t!ic C'i///.i'i -Sea, anil n ay lee Mount iim:., a; i 
 dillrinec The Palace Jooks into veiy plcafam Gar- 
 dens. 
 
 '1 he I'azar is bin ot.linary, an,! the Maehits not to be 
 admired: The (Chambers of thcPahue ..re laige and 
 Gpiaie, the Roofsarc hc.l and ticliiy g' ihk'd, the i;to'in,i 
 islprcad wuh Carpets of Silk an I Ciold : In the ir.iJit 
 arc Tanks full of Iweet water, and round ab,.ii- thcin 
 Flagons, Cillcrns, and nilier Nellcls of Marfy-liold, 
 which are foiiv timci, upon fpcial Ocealioiis, tilled witll 
 Ferfimies, Wine, Kole-w.-.ter, Flowers tlT,. 
 
 This City lies in lly.-wi.-, or, as ilic I'.'fi^ns nQW/;„,„;j ,r 
 callit, \L^-ihl/:m, which is a Com-.try intruil places •*'"-"-'"•' 
 of a good Soil and C'bme. abv^inidnv; iiiCr.i;"', Fruit, 
 Corn, Flowers (Jc. .vm'. haiiii;; Clattlc in gre.ic plenty ■ 
 nioriovct for their manner of Hnfbindry, ii.iildiiigsanti 
 Civility, more refcnb'ing y-:.'. ,; [han any . iher part ot 
 .///.I. Ihc Cioodiielsof the .SpiI isiir.ich Letfc.l ;•. il-.e 
 many Rivers and Kivolers, whi;li fprinpin:; t'r iii.\I..iint 
 TrMriii, water the whole Couirry, and empty tlieiiif Ives 
 into the (" /'/■..!« Sea, lueh as c> ,1, and (..iw.v ,^ which 
 gavetsvo Kings their name, ./i.-.vv, 0;/.7,C mti::, .ifi,-,' v/, 
 liutuinn.u IlKtim, .If.r:, and other-'. This Cc iintry iii 
 ancient times fo alioiindcd with W. o,1, that it was cal- 
 led Sy.'v.i lt\ici:iii.\ and iioiiriflicl feverni forts ot roxious 
 Createres, as .Snakes, l.ioiis, I'oxes, Wdd-Cats, Hoars, 
 aii.i T'ygcis, inliead of which, now there is plenty of 
 Cows, Buffalo's, Hoif s, Caiiie!«, Sheep, Mi, as, Ucct 
 red and Fillow, Antelopes, Figs, ('•oats, and other 
 Beads, as aho Buds, Hens, 'Phelaius , P.itri,l>:cs , 
 Nightint'.ales, Pouts, Qtiails. W,v d cocks Thrulhes, 
 and other Birds: andFilh, as.Sturi;i n, Mullet, .Mull'.ls, 
 I'og-tilli, T'nnnyes, aii.l others : I: pro.lices all fjrts of 
 Grain, aild Fruits, and Roots, in ';re;it variety. 
 
 Among the Trees rhat grow here, which are Oak,ThcGr.ir> 
 Flm, A(h, Mii|berrYes, amf the like, there is one that ''"' ^"'^ 
 diilils a Juice Iweit like Hoiir.y, whi' h is called 0:ih:,s. 
 The chief Towns of this Country arc E:i>;tl:ii:t, .-ifj.-r.itj, 
 Ah.-.ffcbi-.u! , I'olJ.iiw, 0„:r.,', D.vfnjhk'!, CI .ucf '■'.-'', 
 jC.iirtr, «j,;/.'r/', n.i:.!:;, D-.'/i!?,.'- , ,'),-^r", Smn-.Jy, 
 r.ic:(, and Bitchii, nigh which lail i<: a Spring of th.u rare 
 kind of Oyl, or clammy Subllaiice, called Xjr ot 
 I \.-prt:, which will take firefrom the Sun-beams, , rothei f_,.,.., ^ ^j,, 
 heat. If it be iiomIic lame mentioned 1 M.i.c-. i. 56 i/^]' 
 j 'tis nii'rh like ir. N.'ar '/..,, i,v>r, allii is a Spring, wliofc 
 I Water is fwcer and proK-able for eleven Months in the 
 ! Year, but (.iie Month is fo brackii!', that ir is 1 nh't botti 
 fisr drinking and dre.riiig Mcat.The Nat vesh,re ti 1 the 
 mi'll: part arc exceeding cc-nrtcousto Strangers, and li,d"- 
 pitable, iiiilultriousinriulbaiidry The) liaveaDialcA 
 of their own, but fpcak t'oji.iii for tl:e ii',ol> p.irt, tho' 
 iinperfeiftly. 
 
 The /V'^i/r/inliabired here of o'd, who had a C'dlojnii.tT.,,;,?. 
 
 d'ter they had three or four CliiLir n, ro lend th it 
 
 Wives to theit Neighlxiurs to biCcd on, to which the 
 
 Women as willing coiidcfccnded ; a Cuftoiii now abro- 
 
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 434 ^/VTho.Herbcrt'j 1 ravels into Alia ana t\\nci,<jrc. \ jb. jj. 
 
 fcHwnr,, 
 
 
 g.m J, I'lii not wholly Ifti. The Country i< Clufiipi 
 ijti, ImU inclolcil nt-sr ttii' Towns. The l'*ftiiroj ,tii lull 
 cl Sn«ki'-, anil Wnmlsot' laryc Miilluiry- I'ms, v>l li 
 Itnl thi' .Silk-wnriiiH, jiboiit vvliuli ilic lVii|'lf mii !■ y 
 flui.ifcl\i». lhi» Worm laiiic into Vc litf lr"ni tli' 
 
 s ' , mii^ptSi inti, wiyt'i.i, tiiwutiK r ^y' M ; llufi 
 
 V i.inik I riJiiuii the IV ,'ifi Kiii\{ 7' • HAtcuns ol law 
 S k yi-.ir'y, win. Ii, thiyuy, wiilln nl' ilut c lorn ymi 
 \\\ jif. rcilic NVi'tiii iiiinn.uiil*, ilio" it niTially wiiiic, 
 t;rt.ii, yijiiw, or S.mil-in'.mii. 
 
 ih.' W,|| i, ,|,r.c M,V„ .,n>| ,H- r,l. .1 pr- Wol , ,1t 
 '*>..■ Si. It is litn.uc in thjt pact of w >«,«/,, ,h« 
 (.ic.it, xvhhh i» now oIKa V""' »"a Af..,-' |„, 
 .<'.^.« •..( (iM, 1M4, [i,r. r. ,\1,„. N,.rthetnl.a'mi,U. 
 11 11.111,1. Ill tlic( r.nllii.^f.f |iu- I., I- /'• jMii J'-.;,,, Dm' 
 nni.i'.ns, aiul (u hi., Icciioltciitli.' Sii|.|...,:» of Ciiitr 
 on I-civv. rii th. li two nii_i.ht> Pun. i-*. 
 
 Tivivt ^y^.,..,nl„| /);./,„, „ eiie nntfU tuip...- 
 lalhil ./M//.', h.ciiii,. ihr Riwr //..n.-i witcr* it 
 
 f,n.ii, jrii.tw, ■" .i.i.iu-i.i.ii.ii. •-.■.>■ .ir..,f., r>i.iiiii. uir i\mt /I'.ii.-i wifcr* it tthii.. 
 I'p.m »/:;/!,«./< V ility lilt /'/'■"//. .It'll .mu' to tiuli in .ilmiulanic of Si:K H 1 tui .inj lol.l tlijt (.mic 
 I ti.i.:.i,t, fiVf Wihvffoiii It, iinillyilin S.nilh I'.iil I I illiik i.; the /(.•,■ V,-i|Vvt. a,„| |||,Ui,| „|.,'||., (-■ j , 
 ihi 0,7 /.I. Siu, The Suiuf.iin if tlii'tiiy i» H.it, the , ^"-'.l .m: (.inuv? t'loin hero unt.i Ci// n-, whet '•the <•/ 
 .S' il riili, •'"'' I'.imitie.! wuh dirilms fill it" Hm ',. »i''i-*iii'i ■ t' Cnpi't 11.;.; .niiil mhii Sil'~' n hllt)^3ll n" ' 
 w.iKtiil \M'h :i l*ivL'r it fvve't water 4. I'.ai^ IriM.I,! mi p.'itl ilhrni, 1111 , li lo'rhi a,l\niir;ii c ,.t tfn'foun ""V 
 ...1,. 1. 1".... *'.. \i T^ ... : n I ' 1 1,, w ..I ,...•!... .1 !■ / .. . ..... '• ' t 
 
 '1 IS pl.ue aI.o iMU.re ol ( ..itcii v.....,l ,„,{ {'.al.V ,,i„j, 
 .Mer.hanu ,.-,:uc ..lul e.t P.lb, h. e., IW.rt^r.u .,1, 
 (.npcs, M.I iH Onii^.'.s. an>l othei I n ii» l.k 
 
 1 rjve:|.'rs m y,ri\\t ,1 im.l.iiieo. 
 l-mni hon.c to /.',•. -. , a Inwll 'Jown, ) \ il 
 
 ond.lent k- < n..rpli |i) (iVf)L;t.tp|H '-. :,, p,, i- ,1,.. f 
 
 > 
 
 .infill 
 
 
 wli|. Il I'priirjini; tr.Mii Mniii.i Ti^j' .1, iiiiiiipouiii lieu 
 v< ith the t'l/;, I/. Se.l. Tl c Air is imt I'd | uiehir.;.i'>it \:- 
 ln.i;'iir up tliel'oii'iMy. Iiille;.i! nf W.ill. it \i.\-> .i ilcip 
 Ml. I', '.lie hank» of wluJi aio p'.iii'i.l with Willows 
 
 .1 11,1 uih. r Trus for .Sliaie an.l f)iii.iimii' Tlie Ho t'es ^ ^„ ,, .».«,,, , ,, 1,., 
 
 tire not ll.it jliAe, .lu "tiling; In tin- /' /m/. way, b'lt the >on(i,leriHe < iv.rph hj (iVoL.,t.tp|ii '•. :ii pi' e ihi- f. '.*^'.', 
 Iviiif IS ihiip, .111.1 ii'il .«s ours in I',i.^I.ih4, ,111. 1 thei^''i the ii.inic of ,1'/t. ./. H..f„i, !■, iS i.imijU ,\{, ,' 
 NV.ii.liiw . .lu f;l.i/iil. Iliis Town Iws aKut v—'>l''.i- . Near thupj.i e in .1 '.prnr., on: of wli.h the Iiji.il'i.j'tiii,' 
 n ilie... ihc Siuets .ite I lojil eiiuryh, I iit not lei^iil.iv, ' lilli a lila kilh (>vl, wi,,,^h frnes fur I .Tinl b .in'.l ut)- .[» ' 
 "I'lie .M, f jiie |s h'.i or.lin.iry, aiiil the two lluz.irs in t Hoiilh..M-iifis. .in,l h.i-. noiirnlive I'nu II, ' * *'• 
 
 ln;ii'.ii. M,.|l 1 liiiilis h.ne iheir (iauleiis, ami Imiie ! I li.ii..e to ,';. ,/,• 1 : 1,1 .Mi'ei. thio' a LvtLi 
 iiaJi ili.wii 1.1 the '■.i7' .'« Se.l The Kiiiy/s Houfe .it Coiiirry, w.itirnll.y ...ix-' ,ii.t| C")... 
 tile Ni. nil 11..! "1 the Ti.wn is ..f iiiiilk n iti" himii the. Kfin luivc the way l.iy h> the Se.ill.le to C t ,•• 
 I .iViiiin it It yi 11 li^^i a line piofpei'k on to the Sea. IJ iiiihb tioni If '.» '., . 'I'his Town lie< l-y a Hrut ('" 
 It h.is two larirr (.oiiit', ihlhiigvilhil ihm Knots .iiiil 'I'c S. J, whi •hrnllMlie Ir,li.il,it.ints f nic 1 liaii'i.- to ju.ii 1 
 le.i.s-pl.it.s, will 11 111 .ilniinil vMtli Flowers ani Tr.i ■;, ilHiiilelve- .ip,.iiiiit. Here 1- a R.\er wh'eh is fali oir 
 . s if they w.ii'lil tuiKi; the Sente. W'l'h ilcliphi. 'I'lie . Motilli in the Year, In! the Rdlon \\ not kniicn. '' 
 
 IK iifeii. l| aui.in, I'lit j.iw, the IvDonis atchlpji. Inn (i, ''he iiex- T.wiiilii y anc tmv.n /^:.^ /(// ,/ ■'ilitw 
 I iij;, tli.ii thiy ril'iiil'le Ciahciiib. Three ot the lown, nell Innli an.l | ei p^-d, njiliiii' in .S;lk'i'v(iiii ''" 
 I'h.iiiihei.s aie n itt tiilily fmiillieil wnh .Sellings w. II .mil ha\ inp plentwjf Wooil ainlV^'.inr.'' The li,lu! :i itif\' 
 Viinteil, ,111.1 eiiilii'lfeii iviih CloM, I («ikinp,-platlrs on ileliphrol nm, h in Ar^heiy, .an hxenit'c loii'^ ilul h^re • 
 ilie lilies, aiiil Muf. I'.'.n tiiifs in l.w>;e , lear Panes, le- air I then th. y immIIi.! to Owi, ■• , a larae 'I'.iwn '^ ' 
 nii'MtuI w:tli Uohl. 'IheFmoib new laki wall Velvet, I'li thoKoifh li.le of Ah.vnt T.tn., ;, an.l iidiii..., 
 aiu! Carpels if C.loaih of Golil. j ion Families, Imi a mi\r. re of fevi'ial Natl, n , !, 
 
 ., The I ..//'UH Sea, wliieli ius near this City, is defer- 1 'i'.".j, .v. >.•/.,.(;//, I'ej.m, .-ir.l f/i'it-.', Ciinii, thi.y.wi h- 
 \t.\U) iiek.'iieil i.nc of the VVoiiiJeiMif the WurlJ : f.r ./• ."f, aiiij Mif.-.-^.'u:' who iho' tlicy make a Ha! el in 
 'Kreatiiel-, tatte. and toluiir u releniMrs the Oeeaii, Imt lanpnape!, jct live Irieiidlv loferjier, all toier'atiniith.ir 
 1 istiii^ wo.idufui in 11, 'I hat tho' it iceeives inanyjiriat ,1 wn Fotni?, aiiJ liaMnganumg them fcven I'lvrial Sih. 
 Kr.ci.Mii'.o It, and has iif.i Mlihle Vint, yet It never over-| baths; foi tho U.-.i. n.ur, keep Inrfh, the ;v./;injfj'i,'' 
 l.uus the r.jnks. It is ',.ir; Milesin eii.i'iiitereii.e, an.l 1 i*" 'J."', the Jc-.vj .Vi/d ..■•._ the .i: /ii.-m.tin Su>:,!n t\)c'*':'~^ 
 the lliaje an . fii;nte of it 1. oval from Nitlli to South ' I'r^^ti.ms Mtiihl.iy, the C.'.-tr,-,j and Ciir..'.', or Fire-wur'lLin- 
 ■|:s ^. Miles :ii Dian.ettr : "tis lliallnw by the Shoar, pcrs, Tirf.i.ty, and if the V. ).■/...',:),) beyond llr : , u-l. 
 .111.1 full of qiiiik. lands ; lni' imvie i tf at Sea, 'tis deep there, they niirhr coinpleat the Week. The Town is 
 and i.tihithoiiiable. Upon die Kouh it has a part of lur.lt in a laiye LeM-l, bet withal upon a very ■ 'eafmt 
 i:.ii,:y, called ,Vi;;.i>, on the !• a 11 S.'f^.toji, on the and fruitful Soil ; the Bui'iiin^s arc reiiKms. hi', Iljev/ 
 .SiHitli ;/> ciwi'.i, and on the Weit .Vc/i.i and .■l'»«.->ii<r, lo.iicfigns rf (Jre.nnel-. '1 he Cattle 1:; faii'anJ itr'oi-i 
 f.:noiirili.l with l.'.fiy llilb, lini.illitd with Filh, and ! ^i'lg foitifiid with adiej- Moator 'i'li.iKh, f..|| of W'll 
 
 "•■". whiji fcrvcs to dttend th.m From lliliiits (,f ihi' 
 
 ,. , , .,., ,, '^"1' "' ihc Ho.fu luie 
 
 lM!i1er.s to tluni. Ihc Cathr.ltil or fctm-.-f,- '.• „ 
 niolliioieJ, iniyhi.hth.-y lay, there ate 4.(4 l-ri„i,saii 
 
 lUlltOwj 
 Ihy 
 
 ni'Oii the Slioat hath many lowns wed peopled, and 
 
 traded to by many Nit'ons. 'T13 dio-.v^ht that it hath Mountaineers of T-.wui 
 
 lonie f,\-ret .11111 le with the Ei.\ii,c, aiiil fo inu<h the i,i. 
 
 ther, be. aufeth.it Sea ii;uli a Crirent Hi.x runiiin;; liom 
 
 the LaliiniSh.j.ir, which i.s n'.uhell the i" i//'i.iw, towards 
 
 /'' HC^.'.U lil.f.J ') 111 i 
 
 I'rophels iiiti iiiled, v.h.id 
 
 1 laife Miieiaiirii 
 
 s aiul 
 aiiioi:.;i|ie 
 
 tne 1/ /ic.'.ti /il/,/'! IIS '1 he ebbiiip ■\>\^ llowint;, if anv,: People, aiiii adiniiation .-iinrnv I'alfeimers, rltvc.alu ihut 
 i- r.u.c dill u liable in this Sea. Slips in ciphi d.i\s "t A/,y> .e;. iv>/.<:.c' .->,, to wlnth they chec'rfnily oiiir'thc 
 v.i,I.,iiiK dvs Sea finm lb i,i/..i;it, or O.'.C'i/, to .//l/.i- , Myltetics of tliut Relipion, .nd p. 1 form their Fu'.rral 
 
 if the Win.ls be t.iv<airable. 
 
 Kites. 
 
 Fr.iin Ow'.i.' they travilled m l.r.n^-Jo''^. or '"ii 
 10 Miles, where Miient /:,,..., bujnds the K-njidim of ''"'■'"■ 
 lh.c,-.i,..T. Ihis .Mountain is i^cputui the i;re;ire!t in all «'"«'■"' 
 
 lor ir naihcth 
 to the farthell 
 
 i his 'I own and llle lies 111 47 Deprees ofNoithcrn 
 l.atii'.i.le, i;, leatc.l n] on a nhui; (iiouiid, and has a I iiu: 
 aloiitii tor lUfiii.e, aii.i upon ilie Works fonie I'ii.es 
 
 ofCiniion nioiiiiied. 1 he Honles are not many, nor . the Woild, both tbrlenpth and iieielit ; 
 well built, but fuftiiiLiitly pro|>led ; foraltho'the Soil in length 3to.> nits, iroin the Iclftr ..</ 
 bebj-reii. an! Aii bad. Net fn. h is the Defirc of (iain, parts of /■..r//./. ./.'.:, and itisloh:ph. that irs top mounts 
 that It IS miuh rclort.d to by the Merihaii^of feveral a pood way rp into the n iiUlK; Rcpiori, leaMiip the 
 
 1 Clouds a great way below, as fnch who haie'.iliinjcil 
 Fioui the tep uf this Mountain jou 
 
 Tn /• 1, whifh'''"" 
 
 ailttOf fe 
 C%l^n 
 
 (^.lUntries, \v!io mule thither lor Iiitj of JBxdi Sable, 
 
 VVi.ol\eiin,l'.iniyii,I nt'crii, Miniver, He\ei,C)TOr(Pqnirrel," it, do witnefs. Fioui the 
 
 and the like, wliieli aie btoupin thidn 1 out of nj-l', ''■ and • have a Profpce't Northward of a pan 
 
 I't.f.l.V 
 
 , a.^ alii) for bull, whith the .Sea produces in ptcat is fo large a Country, that it nor only com, 
 
 ins a third 
 
 vj. '.-i 
 
 [ieiiu, and efpciiallv for Cavcare and Putarto, wi'ieh , part of Afi', but extends it felf Fallw'aid a pivat way in '" '' 
 .11.- inaile, the one of the Row ot Stiirpeoii, and the /■.« o/'C. It is divided into i.irm.;.-/.), .7//1/.V.- ,V ..'/•;,• 
 otlitr of the Mullets, and for Silt, wlu.h they make ' and CifA^M ; or as other?, into 1 'Iz-u/it-. ih'r- oli V 
 
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 Six Leagues bom ^Ijimijn niiis the f:reat River /'■/';»!, ^ Snrvi.uin i'Ji.:ti\/:, and s. 'I'.nirn tlie let;. 'I I, 
 oTil '.:•'. which fpriugs out 01 a Mountain about an in //fAn-n' iir.|\-r's a Remnant ot Icaiteied (1... 
 hundred Mile^ from 7" i'?'^''- in /.'^H/'',i, in 60 D^p. No;- | as they really ate, h.n they have fo ecrrain Il'il-i^ 
 ther.i t atitiide, and at'tcr 20c. j Mib s Courfe, dil'iioipts I but are ever w.inorir.j ro and f;o. they I'caice krow whi- 
 it leif at leveial Months neat this lile into the C.i'p 1 Aihcr, their wealth wlioli, lonlillmpin their Catt'i. 
 Wire the depth of th.s River aiifwer.able to its breadth, | /'<//> v»,y they allow, and in their M,irria"es .ibllain , . 
 it vvuuJd aiioid an calie I'alLiijc into I'crjia :.iid the lonly from Mothf is .ind So'ers : A drrt.", rerti'.l.'niis and [■"','''■ 
 lii.iu!. • I crafty People, evpeit in Ki.lmg, Da'tmt:, an.! KMiiiine," ' ' 
 
 Dc<h>.t is a Pult-Town upon the C/-'5'i>».-Shpar of altogether barbaro' s, unlets at ".!,/■//« where Coiii- 
 •treat itrenptli, and no Kfs Aniiipiity, being founded, as I incrcc liai taitpbt them a little Civility. ''Fhcv fildoiii 
 is laid, by ^llr.x.wiie,- the (/im.', who alio ereCbed the! eat Bicad, ti r Mans Milk. Flefli lialf boned, Jourc 
 pieat and fin op Calllc of K.W.'i">' ad)oming. 1 his Town I Milk and Hcibs are the yrtatell Dainties, 
 lor trade, is ivit inleriour to any other 1 pen ilia: Se.a, . 
 wii.tli inakt;. it rich and populous. Uisa Uarrilon, and I ALoui 
 
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 f..:i>i-7c''\ or '~"ii 
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 t.a the v^Te.in''! iti allW^rir.. 
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 h, iliat Its top mounts 
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 who ha\c ni; ended 
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 Alioiit ihc Vcif iJ'i ilicy rcivivrU Af.n »i-<'« Di- 
 (Itciiie, )«•« luvi iiuny Vcwi ,iiii<iiiK ilwm, 4iul liimi 
 //»■./; protifiC" 1'/', tno' iiitcklliil Willi NtltntiDui Hc- 
 riiy Alwit c\v)N.iriiri'» iiiliim. I In- i»'«A' . k i hivt m- 
 ifiivlir.cilliiiij''' 'viirlliir uii'iiinU ilu'in, \if mily inpiiiit, 
 .III I mil III V il|<Miri', vvliuli Uil ilicv tlmik nioUici iIu' 
 C'liiimiaiuliiii'iii iiiilv. I lie rk'll •in. (iriKiK'i' 
 
 ^crifi .11 nini|"«'lii'ii.U Mct^iiih t, Vii(.//.i(M »nit Bi'''i I 
 
 M'i/;iiiiii^ ii t I'liiinliv i'l iViiiiltil lor C(iiii4iul WiiiL', 
 
 |IU'.l» V'"' ' »f|'"l'''i " III' ImiM h ot (h.!)'!.'. (Milt lltl-ll 111 
 
 ,/•>•«/•, tilliil.ilt.lkii .1 Vjiilii iinJ. Ill'' r41r1.ml1, ii-uin Villi, 111 il, I M'UiiH.iin iruilr 
 Nii'i 11 Uiltnhivipl.Miii J l\iri'4tiii lu- liifl'HiK ilir Atk, I »iL- u<iikl. iiullv llmkcl ui m 'lurn,' 
 
 
 ,HO*v» Atioiit itic icif i.'.i Uicy rcivivra ni.K, m-i « wi- 'hcry, In .In w ilir()MKr;{, an.! |ii< t'lriv liupi'liit 
 "i" illtiiie. >«•« lu». iiuny Venn .ihiouk ilwn. ■«'i»l '"'"' *•""»• i'> * H^ii'inft, whi..- tli<y ptTillu-il , .ii«l fi ///'■<« 
 
 fi.iintJ hm |',)iliMli.,ni iii>l Kiii((il>ini. | The hiiili \\tk\t. 
 il' /i.i«i.,i., \*ImIc 1.,;., I, lie 4 lli.ipci r)umif, fir- 
 iiioiiiii..ill .iijur (Aitiuf/ lu'i/i, fro;ii It tl;l•Cl//.ll.^l.^, 
 ihoat li.ijiti.ore Miles Jifjiici-, ii »fry nliMo. Ai llni 
 lop n 1, uiiiipjlil iir Miiil|hiii, ivlmh Ciiii(>» l» tit (|'4r- 
 kl«jiln:*/H», AiihuI'liA p'l iijiit 0.)i'C> r^.thclw, 
 tho' It oir n.U till' Wc. Moll p.irti of /V/,i .iiul //.» 
 Jri fiitniiliij Mill) llninlt in; f'r nil licnrf Ih.-Siilrlri- 
 
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 iimlmliiH M iiioiy wa^ die (.iiy .N>//i nf ^ >(/i Imi t,' nm ciiK ||,,|„ (cviiil r.ui, i.| (■/.;, but ot n'lii-i- ii> 
 aiil tiiMti liinrf ,SV>/i.,',/, .iiiil till- flit lit ihf HuiKltrMil' mote Cjjiiiih us, .iiul ilu-y rcccui" lumi ilinn imt.illc 
 H::lfl UiiijiilvlViti'il III thru- Aii'iiipt liyilic w)iit'.iliiiii<>l| Ciiriv Iluce ot ilum in: i. nirilV.il WiiliMSilN In 
 r.)!ipui!i,ilili'i'rUililMiilil»iniiMli.>ci4l|'.iri%<ittli' l..irtli. the Koliilit), inJ ilic iihLi iwo in- fip.n t'lr all. 
 
 >,i.;i/.4«rt «il)oiiiiilii«l'riniihi\ wjliieil liy tlie Kivei i J'llc ^.n; liihibii «|ioii' thi.i MoiiiiM ii iii (Trut Ml 
 0' iw or NV' 1/ /».(.■ : It was tlic HoiiiiiUty of iht /'."//id litiliios, alllitui)', That iliev wore fitt!i>l jii-ic I'V V I- 
 jiiJ 'l;'r<.i" MoL.iriliy. Ircin .1 .11 feiuJl tiiip s li.ne .«/« //.',, A. W. ,tt,,, an is rtnrnil,! /,,» .;• 17. C. i'|i i,- 
 iiriailoiif liiili liv.iiiiisofilii- I'lople, mli.tve »Vvll-iiislll7.ir» will rroils h.tvc it, ilut .V i 's Aik teUivt iip.111 
 II. f I l| nail the Ui.ivirlr. | 'li's Pi.jiie cil' V.i,t>iii, .mil imr iipon 'hir n h Ji Kr.eirif 
 
 . ,„^ i/:,;.!.; Ii.ii .«r./.'.'Mi (III iln Wi fl, ?ri;,/i'ir.i .I'ul ihc 1 .(rm..((V ,a|',|.| /}|,;,, vv|,ui, |ij,„,ni., ^ Ship, .1, It It re- 
 Riur Ovi. ill tlie lull. iiiil Noili, iiiiil An; ui II p.irt ii»iiK-.l the Name uttlii' \iii,!ent; tor as r> i!ieN.im.; 
 iiT /'.11./ .«./y;) tiMtlic Vwili, 4111I IS iii)w known Ly the it iru.n, ih.ii ami Cm •/»'. an.t Tr.mi, arc ill the 
 Ssmcol' C M;fi". Names i.r i|-i» |{i Ij',.; ut' M. unMnu, wliidi environ tlie 
 
 , ^.^^ S.iHiiii-hfii,l III liiimer A^ej w.M iioi o'l'y rmn'iis i r I'l- ' .ifrl.n, S •*. 
 
 "" iiipiliciliiel' Mjh l-nli '.f tlii> ami .ilhihir Ijnii.tiiei lull ol tli •, lne.li IVak is .1 Tnwn ci'leil .V • •, ui 
 ili.aMhouts, Imt lor Wxwi. il;e I irili .mil bur al -pl.in of uliii li jiic alxiut .111 lii iiliej Faniilus, an I hai.l I 1 is 
 I iin.ni-.ne, tlijt i;;C4t Viiltor, wlio lulnUiiJ iiiire N.ili- /liMur, by ih« 7''«'i imIIhI Irlul ; irn a lowm.f prn I 
 (iH III S, thaiiilie ;(-im.,»(» iliil III SCO Ye.us, but '(i« imw ; iipute .iiiwjii; ilic *».//■,,.. It is (.finu- in < . J!i.,^ ^ , 
 ! (;ivc> prauliiiiC ic flrtw.ii, the II uh- . Mm. Noniuin 1 atiiiile, ;iii,| Si IJi;!. | niii; u Ir ' ji \% 
 Utiiit Naturalid 'lie •«»!.?. _ ^im lii.lcl m.i Skiit ut ;',i/<.«', .iml 1. the utii /-.it ,' ivr>i 
 
 //ii.», now i:.i| e.l //", h.iil a (Jovernour rf iisnwn, "■•./.'.i to iheNouli. Ims watcrel hv a br.iin ;i .f , .• • 
 ^''\i'.lU\f, yCd' i.thc piiiiipul loiviu'f i', .mil IS ilirie Here an !■ o Katnilies if ;>rn'-, 'I'^e 1<jmi 1 
 Mili^i aldiit. It ahouii.ls In iimih wiili Rolls, tli it if liiuli, :iiiil Wnu- .111 ( rrura aie 1 -IJ tli.re jr ..tiie 
 htnillie.s all liic Country ri-uiiJ a! out wiih Utile water, bei.p'li; very | li iriliil. 
 
 imiili excelliiij^oiiri in i.uttft for fsveetikfs, whuli ihey i \'t I'l lun.r iluy wen' to /) >iii',-tiii, m rlio ar.imf *"> 
 life ill Slier'.iets, Ilani)iu't% an! 1 iiierta niiuiits, in per- ^.Vc.ii.:, a I'lovime liti'.ite in the C'ctuer of .'//;, ,iiiil a- 
 lijiiie tile rioois they lit on, aiul plaies. ei iintei! a ruh niil iioMe C'oitniry. 
 
 Ill iliele partsallol;ti'i»'//i.i//.iH, tioinT.f'4'.t:Itistli« The '..•(<•; f 1 . it t.iki . its N.nnc from ."•./.. r. the "inn.' 
 (It kumI .Se.il ol I '.ii,ihel'oltetily of r,i;''""iC'', theSoii of .jt.:/ « anl A/.^Kf, but ilie llHr.-ni ii.ore trii!v fi nn -' 
 ii|'i.i>«,f',alVople iiniappeariTit^ iirheWorUtill loukilby M.i.iil, p.'.f'l'rt'n ihinl .Son. It w.i«:in.iemly ilivijui in- 
 lhrf.U,iii, 111 his loiip .111.1 III tie War with (V/'CnheiVr- to the (ireater aiul Lei's, but iiniv into <iii\ r, liii.n, 
 yii", aiiil not till 1. ■; Years after, breaking tliro' the /'.i.i^-'' .!./:«, wliiih are the l.eller A?.- .'/: j an 1 l.'.tl- f- 
 C.i'/ii.i'i Sifiiyli', loii;e /f ..'/ol them f^tileJ ilieinfelvei <■«, llinu, Sulr.-'ii: .m.l'Vi.il-. .y'n:, wl.icli is ilie(iie,iti.r 
 ilil'.irtof W/i/;.k/.;, c.ijleil l'i,ii,iii,u,i,i, where they ler-_ A/f./;>. It h.is Mount I':'- ;« on lIu' Noith, I'.i'ti'i.i i» 
 veil M.ilcm.r, .Siilt.iii (t I'rjii, a(.'.iiiill the C.i/y/i/' of the South, Hu'/' ' < n tliel'alt, anil ( >•.■ >/i'.', »ml | art of 
 ll,[i.Ut, but leiiii; abiifeJ by Ins Captain 'l'.m\yulifi\, .lifynn, on the WeH ' \ ti'li aiul piiillaiir Ci.iuitry 111 
 iiiiiie thciiifelies" Mailers of /'f ,';>. H^lhi H-ii Jruii the WorM s Intar -y, I ut iinw jiarren aiiil niler.ible, ya 
 I'jys, that the Jfipj eiiriieil eaptive by .?_.i/i/M>ir//e', alfoi i- Camels aiul DniiiU'J.uii? make ft Ihii't lo Iivi upon tlio 
 
 j,,^,,,,^ ircJ tlienilelves wiih thefc Inces of N//,i;i/ri'. They Samly I'lains. upon the l'oir.;l;s of Tieis in.l liliriib:, 
 
 t.T I'l.li'* wi re not heard of in Kiim; ■, 11! I ihe Year lico, aii.l the ; whiill they rarely meet »v;th. 
 
 a poor riaee, anj ^ivci preiuleiiiC ic ii 
 pla I' of the ureMt Naturalill /Ucmi.t. 
 
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 f(Uinila:ioiiof tlieir vail 1 1111 ire svas ni t liiil till 13:0,! Thcfe Bealts arc of one l)e:,cnt, aiii! \ary according 
 whenO/f w.:/.', the I le.i! i.fil:e ' ..(.,ii'i Family, haiiiij; to the Counrries they I'leeii m. In i(.r,-.'iii an.l l>"Jii 
 ionqiiiK'.!P".((o an ', iJiV' '..■'.•,iiow ta!!eilU..'/i'viiul olh^r tluy lia'.e but mie buikli, but in //■rti.'.i iwo. In K,;t- 
 parLsof i\.i.,.i.i, l.fi h> I'.reat an Army to Onini his iing-tiir.e the Males arc nuil, yet will not Couple wi'h 
 Son, that he verti re.! ovir into I: I'le ; ami finte, his any but tl;e;r Ci i.li'rt, and this they ih) baikw.it.l, Jh.^- 
 .Sii.u'fliir,, undt"- three I'muej and ele\eii Kinptroiir.s, leiiiale carries her liur len .} Months, and Suikles hi r 
 wiihiiith.' (pace of jco Years, have eii'arged thi;r Uo- 1 Youiy one 'tii/ihey ioinm"iilv have but one .it a Hirih) 
 minicns over niuihof '/■"'^, more of;;, ip-, uii.l inoll ol two Years, no; lolinj Ikt Milk by a fu- 'iid I 'ikCpiirii. 
 .//.I. Ihc niiillci i.lidcraHo'lnwn-- are J'li; :, iliepre.it 'Ihey live I: Yeart, labour miuh, c.it little, rellaiii 
 n.rih-plaec of ,V.'-.tiirt.i."', the p,'eat Mailieiiiat;ei.in, Dunk three days, but ilien drink iininen'nral'h . '1 heir 
 Tratill.itur and Ct^ninun'.an t upon V.uli.iy i.ir./.tj. Mi;k isconli.il, and ileirb'eli laiik anJ I 'an, vet in 
 
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 Jul pret'eir'd bef jre lieef, Veal, 
 Alioraneommcn-ls u to them. 
 In m }loin,il.:-ii tliev travel I'd. 
 
 I.itelfomc (ircatncfsand Anti.]'. ity, 
 larjie I'lain. The .\\r n tempi 
 
 ir I'ork, becaule the 
 
 to Ti. <r", aTou!) ofO'""' 
 
 fcaied ill tlio nil. lit of 
 rate in i!ie Moi itiii>, ami 
 
 (ii.itili, and oihers, hii.nuled by \y:.iphft:, a Bcinch of 
 
 Imu'. There is a part of this Country lalled Mf.iien .- 
 
 /•/I', wli.ih hathtoihe .Snitli '.luKuci 1 f I'lilri: or 'Jcli 
 
 and to tlic Souill ealt (i.:ii::ii,:, a l.iree, but defi 
 
 Couiiiry now, tho'iiiioe fowell governed by the {::i,tiln, 
 
 tli.it they p-.iiiilhed Muuler, Theft, and Adultiry, and 
 
 ilil'allowed ldo!-worlliip. 
 ',xS(ji'iri More North t lie 'i If /.//•»< beyond Im.'iu inhabit. Their 
 
 tuiMitry was of old ealled the 1( ^u Sii^.\ by reafoiiof 
 
 die abundaiiee of Silk and exeellent Tapellry and Cai- 
 
 pctiny there found. 
 ihmtuti Coiieeniiiin Mount Viunis, the th'.np< mod memorable 
 «i.:il...i. :i'e, 1. 'llic /'»!.. of Idol-iire, whi.li (atcurdingro their 
 "•I* TraJiti.iii) has ei luiiuied unextiiip.iiill.ed lor 
 
 (ieiieratioiis. The Fane is round, repref. ii'.in;.; 
 
 in the niidit an Aliar raifed ', Sep, from the Ground, 1 Inhabitants are tlacely, aiul the Woincn lovi 
 
 under which the Fire was placed \v;tluii aTuivh, which delirous of Novelties. Tk <<« Itaiids in j^ Uep 
 
 thty woritiippe.l wuli Uivuie 1 lonour, and tai.ri'iced not j Northern Longitude, and bo Latitude. 
 
 only Cliildien, but Men m.t. 2. 'I'lie .\J;'. ■.';:•'*■:''••'"■"', ; From Tnotii they travcll'd to C';.i>,ii'', a pla.:e fot the 
 
 
 at Night, but at Noon very hot. Tliel-lo'.i(Vsa'cira !e 
 of white Bricks hardiied by the Sun, anil ar. t. nputi'd 
 to be about ;oor-, of wlu.'h ihi' Bazar an 1 l)i k.-'s I'a- 
 lace are the fiinl^ but luitlier of thcni to be adiniri.d. 
 A Kivolet 111 two Branchrs runs through the Tiuvn.iia- 
 king the (iioves and (iardens very verdent and I'tuitful. 
 1 he King his .iCi.ndeii ir ar the loe.n as I nge a.s the 
 City, The MalHrs of Families lodi;e wi'h their Cun- 
 tiill 50 I .-ii'-incs, foine j, f iiiie <■, upon the tops of their i louliS. ,, 
 itrniiy, | The Caravans-raw ex eeds the Moiij-.ie tor eleeancy. 1 he !C^,'^*'' 
 
 ly, both '■!■),'. It 
 ■) Lj^y,. 4Q Mm. 
 
 who coiiuuanded naiiy Hills ,ii.d Dale^ in ihat Moun- 
 tain, with mutual Love between him and Ins Siibjcihts. 
 tho' envied both by I'.iiif.n a:K\ i'-frin. All. 11 haimg 
 coii,p]eri.d M.':;rti.l":m, rcfobed to be no longrr bearded 
 with this Mountainous King, wh 1 pried, as he pre- 
 tcndod, into his Aft'aiis, and to that end lent Af.f/'K/// - 
 I'r^ with joooQ Men agaiiill it, b it when all warlike At- 
 tempts proved in vaiii, by ialfenefs, Oaths and Trea- 
 
 caldiugSand and frying Sun Inliofpitai-le, ncverchelefs, 
 
 i'j(. 
 
 heretoloie of loiiie re 
 
 'Ure, 
 
 when called /^.i 
 
 or I. 
 
 an.l pave Name to the Country round about. Flere the 
 ,lj'y,ijii I'linee iril^.tl.-l'):,'-. fettled the Inhabitants of 
 l>,i»i/:f^us, 1 liiny^s lA. 19. From heiicc to /'■./r/jis two 
 ilays riding. This City is the MctiOpohs of .'/:-.(.',:, li- 
 tuate in that part of it which is called /mp.itiii, now 
 i'.i.'v;..;, 01' Tr.crn. In Scripmre it is called /Ic/./ni'.'irt, 
 K k k 1 aiii 
 
fl 
 
 436 Sir Tho.Herbert I l ravels mto Aiia ami Africa,6^c. Lib. HI. Khap XXI 
 
 
 ^i», 
 
 ifa 
 
 m 
 
 ..i! i 
 
 
 ■V i 
 
 1- 
 
 ■ i I 
 
 ii 
 
 
 Summit.) V 
 fcr.bc.l 
 
 T!i; lanJ 
 NiJ. 
 
 llribtd. 
 
 T»mt)- 
 
 an.l /■: -..f •", ly >viu'li N.mu' it »v,l^ molt f.iinmis, .imri! 
 v.M- ifc Milc< al-K-m', liaviii!; Walls llronp :im! ft.ii'-lv, 
 •;c Cu.>i'»l)i;;'i anil 5; br '.id, bcaiir.i'ud witU many i''-'- 
 ly TiiiTcts auv! IViulcmin'-s. in u w»ic many noble I 1 
 1,;.lS. .iv.l the cluotcit of tlicm wx-, that vvlr.ili U-.'iicI 
 1 .nil, iv.uii: aUcvu-arils tlie Mi!ij:^:eini. of tlic Af.-./'."' 
 King'-. J ami next tlu' Rilac- of /iii/h;, built of CcJjr, 
 he Koorbeinp ihuUled an.l pl.iiicil wiili hnriiillievl C'.oli!. 
 >,it now ll;eiv arc no KcM-iiiris ut tlieni. K.ue it is a 
 Ciiy l.ir.v Jiul i>(j;'nloii<, i'ap")iis fur an In-lanil I ru.e. 
 .iml lb u:ll 3 ivcMied, tlio' tliete \<i a (}arriloii ke|t m it, 
 that M rehaiit< may trafliek tliere wit!\ont ft:,\r or d.me,a ■ 
 It is liuiate f'.c.ir .1 parr of T.I/' fij eaileil Ur.^oiit.i. li in 
 iom|-.Tacd w.tUa Mml Wall s Miles about. The H'^ufe-. 
 after the i-oin;iion Mode are tlat a top, anil bnilt ot .Stiii 
 lirici! Hn.ks. Thj Bazar is Urpc, aiiil GarJens |a\ely, 
 clj'ciilh th.u planted liy Kiiy l'.;m-;j, which i'' now 
 tiirne.l in'o a raluire fwi HorU.s. It is bailly fupiilicd 
 wiih freih \i'.i'.c-. It was a longtime a Scat ot War, 
 Irf.veenthc I..' t'-aiul/V _'/.;./'. S: !>.!, .I.O.i^XJ,- lent 
 an Army .m.iinil it under a Bailia that raiifaek'J it ; mi 1 
 S:u-mi:i; 111 1 -,^c, pillaged it, and burnt it ; and wlicn it 
 Ivpan a !itt!c 'O revive, ():»ini, in !■;?',. utterly mined 
 it. Biit/:»n -/;.(.■.•,'- ";,,-;■;, Eldir nn.ihcrtoS;'.i-./r:V', 
 iceoverir;.; i'tfoni thoT,,/;;, to \vh imliegaNC a tiotalde, 
 Ovcthio'w beiwixt tbi< City and ./-./.i;'//, rclni.h arid 
 i">rtiticd it, anJS. ..--/r/ueoiiiplcated its Grandeur in | 
 1611;, wiiieii it now cu'oys under the l'cr;i.i« Ci.jvern- ( 
 mem. 1 
 
 Tiirce days jouvnev I'r nn hence is Sumach, or.^/.'.i-j 
 ■-■ m.iki'-, .1 dowi'i .oiiliftiiy of 4000 Houfcs, uclll'eo-| 
 p.'cd, and inueh rel'ortcd ti by the l{ii<f<.m and /Ix.eu.m^ 
 Miichanis: It li.s in i^Dc;;. Norihern Latitude. Near, 
 the Town is a Fountain, or Spring, which lends finhaj 
 I.ionor thick and elimmy like Tar. From hence they j 
 trail ll'd to S.ii;^ I'.ir.i.iu:, a Town of about 1 ;o Cottages,' 
 and lb to ?''iu-.'ci-, I. <•. t'.ie Kin'^s Town. The I'eopie. 
 dwell here in C ttat;cs like Oveiis, to if.elter theiiifdvesl 
 of from the U.aldmg Sun. In prol.ability, this v. as the I 
 Land of \;./, /. c (■,;j/,\banilhmcn: from the [lefence 
 of thj lord, being FalV of Et:>i ; and tho' the City of 
 i.iKcb is not now' to fce found here, yer the Mountains 
 Eiucli, a part of V.u w, iV.ev.' fome footltcps ot it. | 
 Fron hciKC tiiey haftfd toiW'w;, or as t\\i: I'efi.vi: 
 proiiouiite It, K:';"'"; It was anciently called A'f:cc.tA 
 from /bf.:cc.'. the Founder of the M:.li.>n Empire. It i<j 
 likely lliis w,-ii /<^i^.-', mentioned in 'i'/i>. Itliesin j'^j 
 Ucg. 1 5 Min. Northern Latitude, and S5 Ucg. 30 Min.j 
 Longitude. It was made the Mctropoli.s of the I'kJv.ii^ 
 Monarchy by Kiiig 'l.wii-.s, to (oiifroin the O:to!i:.ui, 
 Kings. It Itands in .Vc<Ur., m the l'ro\incc oT S/.v-.'i ;■.<«. 
 It is at thi^ diy, for multitude of Buildings and Iiiha- 
 in'aii-3, the chief City in .Iff.//.!, and e-iuals any other 
 Ciry ill the l>ni:.v, Lnipire, except Sjr.l.jn-ti. _ It is feared 
 ill a large Champion, which yields florc of Grain and 
 <; rapes', but little Wood, blerc V.f'rjVct, Ar..Mi>:.k'\ 
 Faiourite, was buried, but his fumptuous Monument is 
 devoured by Time. I. is watircd by a fmall River, 
 which helps the Induftrycf the iiih.tbiMiits, to thn the 
 Soil produces an abundance of Rice, Roots, Fruits and 
 Flowers, in variety, for they h.ave an Art heie ot draw- 
 ing Riveri, into Su'.^tcrrancous Channels. Here are ina- 
 ry plcafani Gardens, which bear many kins (f Fruit, as 
 Grapes, Oranges, Limes, 1 imons, Pome trons, Musk. 
 Watcr-Melnus, Plums, Cherricb, Peaches, Apricocks. 
 F-gs, tioofcberrics, Pears, App'es, Pilfachots, Filbcrds,. 
 H'ule-nuts, Wall-nuts, Almondi and Pomgranatcs. This 
 City is compaired with 3 Wall .about 7 Miles in drccir, 
 which contains about twenty thoufand Families in them, 
 and near ior thoufaiid IVople. The Bazar is large and 
 pleafan-, the Meidan uniform and beautitul, and the 
 King's Palace and Flaram low, but built of raw Bricks, 
 varn'iO-.ed within, and painted after the /V.yi'u; Cultom, 
 the ground being fprcad wiih rich Carpets. Near the 
 P.ilace-Gatc is a great 1 aiik of Water made at the Com- 
 mon Charge. The Hummums are many, and h iiidfom- 
 Iv .adorned with azure Tdc^ and pargettuig. The Com- 
 mon Buildings content the Inhabiiant-, but have nothing 
 ofa,;mir.itio"n. The Gardens are iiuny and large, bm 
 no; r 1 be '.ompared with tliofc of Sp.-.hv.vu and \ .r'.i;. 
 The Molijucs are neither lo high, nor curious in Ai.hi- 
 tediirc, nor glorious within, as in many leiler Fowns 
 tho' they exceed in number. The Air m the Spang i< 
 tcinpeiateand, pleaiaiit, but in the Summer ex. eeduig 
 iior, and in Wiiirer as cold. Sir /< /■■ r ,V'.", -Vv, and Sir 
 i).,„'»(..i-f(.. ■//-«, the two l-:':}''ilh F:mbairidors, \viili whom 
 Sir lie. //'./.-// travelled, die.l, and were biiry'd in rhis 
 Citv ; lb that his Retinue were firccd to ec; a Phnnan, 
 or Pals-port, Ibr their Life pilliiHC Inmeward, belbre 
 ihev could travel farthar, which b. Importuni-y, and 
 
 ..ancing a long Atrindancc upon i\/,i.',.»;f/..7'.' -/.w, the 
 Kmg ot l\-ji,'s Favourite, they hardly obtained, 'and it 
 wa ; tu this cffeit : 
 
 ' The High and Mighty Star, whofc H. 1 is to- ih. .,.,, 
 vcred with the Sun, whole Motion is compa-n Mi,; 
 ' table 10 the Firmament, wliofe Imperial Ma- 
 ' lelly is come from .ithn.iffc, and hath dif- 
 ' patched the Lord Finballiidor of the ;■./,:;■/;: 
 ' King, ir'c. The Command of tlietireatkipg 
 ' IS, That his Followers lie CuiiduCtcd fr„iii 
 ' Our Palace of C;;^ jh to Sna-ni, by the U-.,r.- 
 ' ,i;'0./of .V.iirn, to the Citv of CVw, and by 
 ' the Sultan of (■'», to the Ciiy oi' Ciilhni\(i;, 
 ' thiougliall my Terntories. Fail not niyCoin- 
 ' iiiaiiJ. 1 alfo Command them a Safe travel. 
 Jii.y Ii.:l m.ti Fleg. inoS, 
 
 With this I eave, Sir T c. //(■•/•,-iy and his Company Lh, 
 Culm by \ig!u, lo avoid the he.at of the Sun, and came 
 by R-- ,■//:■(. ;.. „, ,,7.i."A and /)r;'»',, v. heic iherc i.s a Roy- 
 al Caravans-raw, or Hofpital of Charity, built by Kiiu; 
 l'-'ii.:j, in every thing convenient, but wanting good' 
 Water, to S.t.rr)', a T~"'n both great and fiui-fnl, of 
 Old called Mcp.h.tth.i, or Ort.-.cr.r.i. It lies in J-) Oeg J,„„|.. 
 7 Mm. Northern Longitude. It is plcjfmlly lit'.Mtedti.UJ,' 
 upon a ruing Hill, haung twelve hundred Houfcs, and 
 refreihed with a pleafant KiviiKt: t'roni the Moimfa;n Bj. 
 .on;/-, which makes the Farih tVuitful in variety of 
 Grain, as Wheat. Ri-e, Baric', Fig-', Pomgraii'ites 
 Olives, and Honey, The Birds here make ( ch I'wect 
 Mulick, cfpecially theKightingilct, that they much ad- 
 vance the delight of the pi.ice. I'ldiii hence they palled 
 iwcr certain Plains full of A.tiliual Mounts and 'Ircii- 
 clics, where Luai'iUn inA W.ri,',/,ir,'j encamped their .''r- 
 mies, but the Learned King became a Captive to ilie 
 /<./;ii';, and came to ''cm TIrs City is litiiatc in ji . 
 l)eg. v- Min. Northern LatiiuJc, and is at this diya^'i"*"' 
 Citv of great Note in I'ljli. It was ancienrb called 
 Ail.T '.I, and was one of th'^four bell Citi's of ihel.in- 
 pire, r.jiial to Bi.>/ov, if their Tiadi'ion be tree, bciiu 
 at k-all 50 Miles in c.-nnpafs, whereas }:.ih'n„ is |",;j .^ 
 be but 60, and /^ >«« 50 Miles round. It har f-voral 
 Names, as Co/m, K,ni, K>"r, C unu and Cymr. It i; 
 liiiiate in a large and delightful Plain, the Counrry round 
 aboiir, for fomc Miles, being ver-. t'ruitfiil, an.-l air fwoir, 
 never over hot or foggy, rcfrelhcd with cicinui! Bree- 
 zes, and cool Gardens, which not only altbrd Ihidow, 
 btit delicious Fruits, t'/r. (irapcs, Pomgranates, Mcf-ui 
 of all forts, Pomcitrons, Ajiricocks, Pliiais, Pears, i'illa- 
 clio's, Almonds, Apples, Quinces, Cherries, Figs. WaH- 
 iiuts. Small-nuts, Peaches, Bciries, and the beii Wltjt 
 in Pc.'/J,:, CWcptth.UofC'.wc,:-- ,",{'. It h IS .I'^out 2coo 
 Houfcs, molV of them more than commcn Stru.'hires, 
 well built, formed and fmni;l'.cd, and Streets Ipacious'. 
 The Bazar is beautiful, bur the Citv is unwr'lled. The 
 Molquc IS fii'iious and venerable, richly adorned, and 
 beactified by the cnlhuning of the Body of /■.••■)>«, 
 A'/ r.t-,i".'s Wife, and their Prophet •".i/'"W'/''s Hciib! 
 The Mo:i;uciscf the //.i 'V^frini, the Toxb is-diree 
 '\'ards high, co\crcd with Velvet, and the Alcent is by 
 I three or tour Ibeps of relined Sdier. Fiom Crm they 
 j ro Ic to ^ ■"--", of OKI cai!ed ~'..i r, ai\l foto C'Jhr.i, 
 I which is i6 Miles; the Way isealie and plain,tho'fantly. 
 Cif-.w hamls in j4 D.g 7 Mm. Northern Latitn'ie. 
 It may worthily be reputed the fecon.i City in /'.i.o/.!,.,,f„j. 
 for (iraiideur, Wealth and Beauty. It is a' Citv bcthc'ii/.i 
 great, lovely and ancient, well feared, comely built. «iid 
 .ibundantly Pcpled, but \ery hot, an 1 inoommojcd 
 with Scorpion;, which breed in great Numbers licre- 
 a'couts. It isa littieSerpcnt, aFingcr long, '.•'■"■: !i alone .;,: -., 
 Ilmgb with the tail, b,it lo veinmoiis is "its Sting, thai 'i'r ■ '^' ? 
 many die of the wound, and few cfcape Madne'l's for a ';''■' '• 
 day at lealt. 'Fhe belt Remedy againlf it i~ Oil of Seor-' '' ' 
 p;on< applied to ir, and Bleedaig.' 'I'his Noble City is 
 about as big as Trl{, and contains near 4C00 Fanii'lic... 
 The Houfes are fairly buiit, pargetrtcd and painted with- 
 'out; the Nl'iKiues and ILimmiims cuiif 'lly ad-nicd 
 with Cupulo's, blue likcT iir,iuniles. 'I'lic B.uar is fpa- 
 ciousand imif irm, furnilhel with Silks, Damasks, and 
 Carpets of Silk andCiold, and ft.ircof Spies, and other 
 Merchandize. Tlic People are Indultri'ms, Ci\ d, Aclivc, 
 trim and iiearin their Attiie, yet beiii'' iievei- Idle, w( rk 
 abundance of Sattins, Silk, and Clorhof Ci dd. They 
 have a lingular Art in Oying Silks wiih curious Ciloiir', 
 itaiirng Fill' n Cloths like the fw /..i« Pmta io.s. and ma- 
 king livel'. Fl.iwers and Knots upon I 'eat her. Nor are 
 places tor Pleafure wanting, havin; Gardens vchidi 
 (bound with Fruits, and Fields yiel.lin;^ plenty of Corn, 
 ;iieinc 'Filled by the Laborious 7'>m<i('/. " 
 ' The Caravans raw in this City is tic .NoWcl* in all T!"''i- 
 
i,^c. Lib. 111. pliap XXII S ir Tho. Herbe rt'/ Travels into AfiaW Africa, &c. 4.37 
 
 'rt.'.imc'..r.' -/.r;;, tln> 
 I) obtained, jiid u 
 
 ivhofc Hi I is fo- Th. .,-.. ..■ 
 M'Tidii i^ Kjniii.i-aP-ri. 11 
 vliolc Imivrial M.i- 
 ;■'#^ iliul Iwth Jif- 
 iulor ct' the l.iyj Ih 
 itl ijl'lln;tircitKiri> 
 
 C OlluluCtcd fl.,',!! 
 
 i.m'/!v, by the Dri- 
 ;v of C,'c< w, and liy 
 Ciiy of Ccjhnn, £>.. 
 Fail not inyCom- 
 hi.ni a Safe travel. 
 
 Hep. loci). 
 id liji; C(>in|i.iny Lit 
 t ilie S;iii, .ir.d came 
 iieie ilier.' i> a !<oy- 
 ■irity, Iniilt by Kinj; 
 
 but wanriiij', good 
 •cit and fiurfiil, of 
 
 It lifs ii) i', Oep J,,,,,,.. 
 
 I'lcjiunly lit!:.iredt''l"J. 
 jiidrcd Hoiifes, and 
 n iltc Monii'a:ii B'- 
 ittid ill variety of 
 Fig-, roniRraintes, 
 ere make f eh Iwi-et 
 
 iliar tliey iiiiiili ;ia- 
 11 lieii.x- tli.'y pulled 
 1 Mourns and Irer.- 
 : cnejinpcd tlicir .'r- 
 ic a Capfivc to the 
 ty is llniate in jj,, , 
 
 H nt this diy a', J 
 MS aueienrls c.illid 
 
 I CltfS of t'.i'- l.Ml- 
 
 i'ion by tree, l-tlni 
 !■; }:.i!-,'<>: is ird to 
 mild. It h r iVver.il 
 'J and C'inir. It 1,- 
 ,:he Co:i:in y itui 1 
 iiitfnl.aiid air fweir, 
 ivithe..:i-,in\M! Pr^e- 
 
 lli.'''' 
 
 I'cy?/, Iieiiip hra,c cnomdi tn lodge the Ciuii of the 
 (;rcateft I'rinec in yljh. Ihc Foundation, nlinj» 6 foot 
 ihovc ground, is Marble, and the Sitpcrllrii(fliirc dried 
 Hri.k pametied. and ad.irncd witli kiiots and laneics in 
 ,•( : ..•([Charatflers in azure, red, and wiiitc Colours, 
 li.il in Oi', after the maimer of the H^mniis. It is a |)er- 
 ftil Quad rail', and every lidc is lor paecs, and has in 
 the middle a l>i' .ne Taiili of ( xcellent W'ati r, and to it 
 aiv .idded noble Gardens. The People here have aTu- 
 (iifun, that the three WifcineM, who went fioni thclial^ 
 I'j adire Chrilt in the Manner, eainc from this City ; 
 and iho' i: wants not probability, yet it doth certainty. 
 
 .' ^. :'<. they c.ainc to a Village tailed Bii;./*W<?, i8 
 Miles iVum 1? :/'/'/, and rcfted there that day ; they laiiic 
 ill the nextNiplit to .Vi.mwc. Here !)i.:>m hasa'remple.and 
 is^jlled from then, e \vfr. There is a Tradition, that 
 /).;,/(ii was here llain by /(;;i[/'.i. It liands benvecn twn 
 nil's. fr,-iin wlicnec tlieic is a deli.^htful prol'pcCk iiitj 
 tl'.c adioyniiii; Country. 
 
 Itoui I'c.iee they wc:it M !{.•!,-, and lu to B.i;;./:.', or 
 p., , p,illinn throiicli many fuiallTimm, in which 
 i; lutliin!: woriliy i.'t ,N'ote, lave thu '^l^ laid, that at 
 (■.,««!.));-/im/<i'»/ was di'tiued that famous Ciomelt for the 
 !■/,>« Crown, betv ixt ,h;.iscix:i and (>)/;, recorded 
 
 XcncphcK, and in memory of which, there are in the 
 
 (nivave ..f the adjoyr.inp, Mountain feieral I'lvllurcs ofj place uliere^J/i;);j and ;; 
 
 ilnvc a-brcaft on the t.,n of it, and nut fjl). It u.:, .,!. 
 lofompalfed with a Lr<iad Treiv h full ol Wa-er, .-ii I 
 entred by an iuindrcd Gates of lirafs. Sem:,.WNi beea-i 
 ir,^ but it was perfeflcd by A,n,rti<, ,V,.v.-,.'/-<.'v,-"« s 
 VV ifo, as Ibmc fiy, but others fay by Sii.irn hi,- l);!ii <h. 
 ler. Avi;.c/u./H-:rjrt-- a'f) built a I'aUcc li. m.a/;nilieeiu >•■'*'•■' ■'• 
 here, that it extorted tlii; iirpioiis Ijoalt from luji ;,'■•''■•■'■■• 
 >w//,;,c,V.-,» Babel ,/,,-Mr.,- ru^l- ■- ThisC:itv,to.-n,l:iv 
 venerations, was the Rclidcnce of the Mocanl::, uf rhe 
 whole World, honoured with the Court of ao LmiM-rot'-, 
 troni.V,m.ci.j ioi,V,7/.v^;j,, , fdrabom i^.^^'cars ■ a I • ■' 
 ty to beautiful and Oaicly, i!i,.t Ptufni.,.- .ail, it lii- 
 
 inoft Glorious ihat ever the Sun beheld, and the S.Tipm-e 
 tlic Golden City, If,.. ,4..,. The Princeis and CI ,v 0. 
 Kingdoms If.,. 47. and the I'r ulc of the ..vImIc hafiii ■ 
 ■\ City folary, that A,.j!o.'.c l.n.l one part knew n ,c 
 that the F.nemy vv.is entred, for three dav., after u vcis 
 taken by L>w, A City fo neli, th.t when /1,Vv.-«.; , 
 took It, hetoniid alreafureof 10,-03. Talen-.s of Gold 
 l>ut this great City, acoorJing tj the i'ro'ihefc of 
 ■Viipture, IS t.dkn, and be:on.e a delulati.iti, ;,,•.. .,-, 
 ■)•• '<.•;. 17. licveithclc's, asher nfe w.is, f > w'.is her Vel 
 llru,iti„nby degrees, 'l hegit.nul blow f.r.cn it was bv U-*.^". 
 
 1 >"'■)■'''""'■"' ^''■■''i' ^"'' ^"^ Years befieChrili '■■■-■■ ;• 
 who building another City 'jo M.les Nortii nf ir, .-• tl'.' 
 
 ,- , ,_ I . , ■■ i:f<:iii'ci meet, where C, . 
 
 M. ;i, l-dephants, and other Bcalh. ] mentioned C:,:. ,0. n. Ifood, which he called V., v ,:' 
 
 Oi B^,i.!tt,_ur iiih.'oi;, lince there arc inany things , partly by peifwnlions, but ;nincip.illy by menaces, fov- 
 nieirorable of it iinJcr both Karnes, 1 ihall delcribc irlc<^ii fix hundred ilioufm.! Souls out of ii,;/>/;« to IV.-ile 
 inJet thcin_. ll,:h:jn was of Ok' a City, Handing in the | 'ds new City, and (o laid it w.ille. '' '' ' ' 
 
 Cimtry niSIJn.ir, Cor.n.l. a Vale watered by/iH-| . *',?•/■'■' is railed out of the I^nins of Old R(,''i.',.j; and ''■'! 
 f:.:ti-i. one of the Rivers of I'aradife. The Country lies in 56 Dog, 20 Miii. Nonliern L.uittide ; frit a't'i';.,- 
 uas afterwards called Cl.yUc.i ; and lalUy, My'.cnU. }'.'■', for the Caliph's CharL'e, who dislnnfed twci .Mi'- 
 Ti the Eaft it had .?«/:i,Tri(j, to the Weft iV/e/o/ioMmiV, 1 h^'is of Geld to re-edify" it, but it enjoved 
 
 I n T>" 
 
 I.iiiagaiiift all Dangers, by building a Tower which hphs perleacd her bean'y, tho' lince ihe has ofien chan- 
 ll.ould reach up to Heaven, which tho' God permitted I B<-'d her Govcrnours, having fonietiiiies the T.i'-- -nl 
 li'.eai to cany On by 30 Years labour, to an height of , fometimes the /'r>yi.,«j its Mailers ; it is under tlie V.i .1 
 ^cc- p.iccs, as fomc fay, yetby this Accident it was left! 'low. At this day it fcarce' opials «'//.y.', tiihcr'for 
 imiiiiillicd. bulk or beauty, incliidiii;; alviit fifieentho'uf.ind bami- 
 
 Bit Wmio./letilingby it 56 Years, increafeJ it into ' hes. It 13 watered by T.'^//., wlii.h there i.- fi..:iKwh.at 
 aJatgcCity, and fet up a Sovereignty over his conquer- 'l^roader than the '/Vmjic'.u /. r./or, but not lo Kiviga- 
 o.iNeighbovits. _Hj lirit taught his People Idolatry, and bic, or Gentl.'. The IVildings moft remarkable in it r'l 
 ilyiiig, was Deify'd by the Name of i'-«.6ri«>«, which are, 1. The Biidgt, which refembles that .at V"" >" -''" 
 the ^(wi.in; afterwards changed into X.!.'/)™. | .V.'iffM;.,/i, liciug nude upon 30 long BiaH- which .ire"' 
 
 Br.u;, Surnamed i;.pj'rf<- /j.i/y'.v/j'.uj, Aicceeded in his boarded and chained one to am ther, and' nude tube 
 ("Dvernmcnt, W. A/. iSoo. he was worfliipped under the p,»rted at plcaliire. 1. The Mofque,' which' is lari;c •'^ 
 Naiiieof iJ.ij/, or III. His Son ,\i'«*j (called ■■'mraphel' round, and pleafantly railed of white Free lii ne broliulr 
 in Scripture) ruled after him, and having conquered Li'- [down theTyiij from Mo/i,!. 3. The Siikan's Palace '■ 
 
 v.'ic "^u:. 
 
 tjii',l'j|.it^ 
 
 I'Kim C'(n> ticy 
 •, ard foto C'p;:i , 
 lid plain, tho' fandy. 
 
 Norihcrn Latir.ce. 
 on.! City in /'.i.r>i/!,vi;„j. 
 
 It is a City l-othf^ii^i 
 d, comely built. and 
 :, an 1 incouinioJed 
 eat Numbers here- 
 :r Ion;', '.>■■"■:!', .alone q,,.,; -. 
 IS is its Sting, tli,u''« ! '^■'1 
 iLape Madne'ls for a';''''''',, 
 
 iiilf It .-OilofScoi-.''' 
 
 This Noble City is 
 near .^ooo Faniihej. 
 ;d and painted with- 
 s cuiH 'lly ad-riicd 
 The n.izar is fpa- 
 ilks, Damasks, and 
 of Spi.is, an.l t.tlier 
 Ihi'His.Cr. i', ,'\clivi, 
 iii>; n.-.er Idle, K' ri, 
 oihof (idd. They 
 full curious d'ours, 
 Piiita lo.s. and ;na- 
 
 I oather. Nor aie 
 n ; Gardips whidi 
 ling plenty .if Corn, 
 
 k N'^WcOinallT^'"* 
 
 (71, .'h::bi.t, Mrj:,i and B.:chii^, became the firft Uni-I which |oiiis the baz.ir or great Alarket-pUce is large 
 verlalNLinarch. He enlarged .Viii:..'j the G tr.t upon but low, and near it arc fome Bra fs.pif.es which' the 
 i.^',-, begun by his Great (I r.in.lfather N'.'w.s.y, and af- ; T.vr.^; brout;lu ihither, or the /'ey.Mc; took Vioni O'w,- 
 icrby •.■t .■■>., .,1.-^-1' made the Capital City of .Cr '>. 4- A little Chappel called /'.•',■ .'-/l./-, mcinoV.ablc for aii ., r.. /,. 
 .•\fict his Uc.ith and Burial In the Temple he had built, Imprellion of >; Fingers, which they l;i\ "(/■.•;'-;//■. ni.ide -"•'' 
 Slid dtdiated to HcUis Ins Father, [luii' his Mother, in the lolivl iione" there. 5. The Coiio-Houfes or 
 and .'(/j.a hisGiandmother, whole Statues he had erect- Houlcs of good Felk.wllfp, where towai\ls Fvemne 'i' 
 cJinit tobe woifliippod, .SV/w.-i.hmk his Widow reigned. manv_ Miff.ilnicn commonly'all'ciuble td drink Coliiv 
 Till' Virago ruled 40 Y'-ars, and in that time enlarged and tuddle thcmfeUes with Araik aiui Tobacco. Cnft'eJ 
 the Enipiie from .V.ihhpt- to hi.li.i. She alio made elc- is molt el\eeiicd, bccjufe thcv hold that .Ui/'-iin.-j Ih-p J 
 pant Gardens in Mc.lij, but more cfpeually made one no oMier Broth five this, an.l that ';.i;.ii>.' invented it. 
 
 iriC.l.o. 
 
 ■X. >, 
 
 (■v;ii. 
 
 at li .-ir/v;;, upon many high Pillars of Stone, and brought 
 water out of the Kiver Oroniti into it. She alio con- 
 tr,i;Kd Hiii'rri-.fs, and built the noblcft Bridge over it 
 th.u we read of in any Story. She raifed two Obelisks 
 in fl.iiji .•, the leall of which was 134 foot high, and 
 2S in thickncfs, hewn out of A ,:>,:t, and brought down 
 ..(he I'.^'.i th'thef. She alio ereiTted tw.i incomparable 
 Pabccs on the F.all and Well-end of b' >», the one ex- 
 tending 5;, the other oO Furkiiigs, aiul each cncoinpaf- 
 
 (u TlieRazarislan!eaiidf.].;are, thcHoufesare co'nTely,', -...■■&: 
 andCaruenslweer, yet all put i-pether are much infe- y.. " ' 
 rujur to in.my later built To\v ns about her, tho' tiir her 
 Antiipiity Ihc is niudi honomed bv Iravellcrs. I'wv h c 
 Miles l.nver towards /■;.•.?'.> ,if-'j is feen a confufed ,\5o-ni, 
 whi.hpime imagine to be the nibbini of .\//;;,,,('.s Tow- 
 er, but I rather fuppofe it to bi tlie Kuiiis of Hr-'i/fs I'em- 
 ple, built by .S',wo.i»m. /!.;,;.;:,■ is dillani from .//e;'.- 
 u days Journey by theCara\an, and in ihe way 'tis 
 
 :'-Tt.-,|e 
 
 fed with a itately W'.ill. But that wh;, h traiircendcd all, 1 worth our wlvle to' fee Old Suf.'.t':, winch Jiies 'Name 
 wai the noble Building ereilted i;i the middle of the Ci- , to the Province of Si.faria. 
 
 V, of black pokihclMaikle, being a thouliind paces on Sujhr.ii was one 'sf the farions Palaces of the Kings ofj«/),.i, Jc 
 eiery (ideat flic Ikilis, and having S Towers fet upon one! A/c/.'-;, where they Ipent three Months m the SpwiiR i^;' I'.''.' 
 aiintlicr, each >; lurloii;;-, high, and dimimllung as they 'as they did thetwo Summer Months in F.d\'.t/:>:, ,-ind the 
 role. At the top was a Chappel, in which was a lump- Ifeven Winter Months at B.U'yIon. h was liuik by !),.- 
 tiious Bed and I'.dde ot Gold, in wdiieh were placed :■/«; the S.in of ;i/,7.i,iTr, .I.M. 3444. .is /'.V/.v relate- 
 three golden liingr:;, icpre'.enting Jupiter, i.e. Be/w ;//.'/ e«ci.j diri^cs the Name from the plenty of I.illies 
 Oft, i.e. ,N'.i«i.i her Hiisl.^nd, and Jimo her felf, each growing there, which in //e/'.en' arc called i'«/.'v), ' but 
 Statue being 11 Cubits high, of pure Mally Gold ; and 11 ratherluppofc ii derived from Chus {Sv.h'i Gran'dlbi!) 
 thefe thole Idolaters worihipped tor many Ages, till the being tailed from him Chuj',ifii.t, fiom whence it llill rc- 
 wl'ole was dciiioliih d by -V.-.v.-j, when he was beaten tains the Name of C/i/i/y/jw. At this ilay 'tis called (',:.-n 
 
 .//1C, or U.il.UJj; it is watered with the River r/i iiij 
 which ariles in :1k: Mountains cjf J.Mi-r, .and fall-; into 
 the I'c'livi Giilph neai li.ti'mv:. The Water of this Ri- 
 ver was of liich.ircount of OIJ with the PrrlUn Kings, 
 that ihev would drink no other, as they would eat only 
 ihe Wheat of /IjJ.j, anvlSahof Mcmphi, Shiijhcm w^s 
 
 r.ntof G.a-c . ,V.»i;' (i.;i.;, at her Death, was Interred at 
 the houoin ot ii, and her Heart put in an Orb of Gold 
 al)0\e. She .ill" much enlarged the City it felf, and 
 built a Wall about it mote tli.m ^ ju Furlongs in length, 
 ia lieipht •; j Cibit,s, and m thicknefs 40 Foot, and fo 
 J'attlerientcd oil both tide,, that li.x Chariots might 
 
 iw cjlU-d 
 
 < i'M 
 
 h 
 
 [•! 
 
 
 *•'■ if'-: 
 
 il 
 
 . I 
 
 "■?!»■;;' 
 
 . i1|!:,n o 
 
 vpci. 
 
 i 
 

 'I . 
 
 j.'8 ^irThoHcrhettsTraveh into ARamii A{tica,&c. Lib- 11 
 
 1\k VJm. 
 
 t lil'.' 
 k>.c. 
 
 in I oiiipafs i lo I'urloiigs ; ilic Wall was QiMiltangular. 
 In 13uilil r;':, Walls, Houl'cs and Temples, it rclcmblcJ 
 
 i !'f Royal Palace is faiJ tol-c boilt by Moi.l;ci:i ; tlic 
 Ouiliili anj I'aveimiit ucic Afy.i/. (^-work, maJc ot 
 f:;i,ill pii',Tsiit"C;ha|ucrcd MarWc, arched alio, and fii|'- 
 fJitrJ (vitli I'lll.irs r:chly gilded, and let with Stones lI 
 I'.ii're. The Rcot I-. I'ainted in the niemblaiice of the 
 M-y, and in all pairs .ij rich and line as Art or Nature 
 t.jiii.i make it. It was alio lanioiis tor its clear Springs, 
 and more elpecially loi Snfiin, an Oily licinid Subllance, 
 wh'cli bvinj», fet on lire will intlanie llie very air. It 
 had Lnie tonn andbeanty, till Moiis, Surnanied A\k:'', 
 A r> U41. Hei;. 11. de|'opti!ated it, Init now 'tis like 
 iV;'«.-: .-■'■, or SL'iil, iio'.liing but Rnins. 
 Near this pla,;e was i'.i. c././c, or the G.irdcn of FJoi, 
 
 :rc //./,;.« was placed immediatirly after hisCrcaiion • ■^MBl 
 ihu' there are fonnd many wild Conceits in (iMral I 
 
 where 
 
 lor 
 
 Authors about the place where P^,r.///~ i., fc,„, f^, 
 tis in the niuldlc Kesion of the Air, others in' il,t 
 Monr.tainsol the Moon, others in fl.i;;.^ //,,,/„>, jnj,|,j. 
 like, yet the Rivers between which the Scriptures fjy ;, 
 las and by which it was bounded, detcrniliie it lol'iav • 
 belli in U!,i'rtn,„:,, 1,1 the plnce (tilKalled Un, f,' 
 ili>elbonKI.< It was watered uiih /i/(/'/'"''J and JVVi,, 
 wliah in their (cveral Cmirfcs, thconc fiom I'cinU 1,] 
 Anm;il.i, and the other fioni Mount l.ilr.nus, JukIi 
 themlclves into four branches, of (vhieh I'ljiii and (;,/«. 
 are two; and the' I'I/di is laid to compafs H^; //.,/. •,:. 
 net that ni /«./m, but inSiJUiig, lb that all things o'cccr 
 tolix the place here. 
 
 Chap. XXIII- 
 
 j^ Coniplcat Sitcccjjion of the Perfian Kings, from Nimrod to 
 
 iVbbas no')\> Reignwg. 
 
 M M 
 
 % 
 
 ■ I !; 
 
 'W '' 
 
 The ■■■l.-;tr. 
 f.cn .1 ihc 
 
 ThcOi;!- 
 
 n.ion.l.lJ- 
 
 i.y. 
 
 s 
 
 I K iVv. Ucrkn having thus given us an account I that be, he fuccecde.'. her in the Kingdom. He is fnp. 
 of Ins Travels.by hu Clioto_nraplncal Uelcrip- , pofed 10 I'c the Prince whom Abir.i'.tm overthrew wrfi 
 tioiis o'( the Counti-ics he palled through, to K'/./.-r l.i-.wn Kini; of /■./^w;, or 1'<-'JU, near D^imrL-l, 
 
 '" '^'■'^"'•■.liis.N'c|'l)--w /.w, wh'nn thcv had carricj a- 
 way Captive from r.'ieni. He began his Reign in the 
 .!C:cth Year of the VVorKl, and ren.ncd i'i \i-3rf. 
 
 ■■Iiw, by fonie called 'iV/./vjj, fnc.'eeJcd hiiii, ai;daf-.,,., 
 ter him I'lll.'wed j7 b'mi'croiirs more, of whi'in wchavc" 
 hardly fo much lc(r as their Names, till * ' • 
 
 make his Hiftory eompleat, adds an Hilto 
 Ac. uii: i.: the Succellioii of the Kini;s lA' I' iJ Ji.i, 
 fo far ■ Ij cci.iby. as they had relation to die phu es taken 
 i.;ticcoi "I i i-'TtavcIs, and traclni; them from the firA 
 Oiipinal. !'.ivs, That .N' -U) hiving forfakcn ihe .Ark, and 
 in the ;;-Jce of 130 Years peopled the F'alV, fent o'lt foine 
 of hii Childivn to plant the nunc Weftern Kins, who 
 acci tiMnj-Jy tr.;' e!!ir.i; from the lial^, pitched in ihe 
 v'-!e of y ./.;i.', and ';cgaii to build a Ciiy, and aTower 
 
 S.ii.Uiup.Uin, ,vhu began to reign oi cr that Menarclr ■• 
 
 ''..". 313 J. Hl(»nri.,. '„.„r„r„... I I, 1.^,^^^ ';. 
 
 3124. Hilforiars reprcfcnt hiin lo have b 
 
 vjiuch might reach I'p to Hca\en, (lod abominating ] Prince (o degenerated fro'in the Warlke Spirit of Ins 
 then in-piiicrDclign, defended to them, and ciitouii- ' great Anceftors, that he is Ifiled, /'.' militic ccnur-ti-''. 
 ci(JtIi?ii I,an;;uape ; fo th.it they weie liirced to ihfpeife : -'^ Mm more etVeminate than Woman, for lie fequc'ftr(ii'^^-~i- 1 
 then Icnes upc'M the face of the whole I'anli. ihmilelt Irom the Company and Bulincf* of Men, ai:]""'' 
 
 X.V'.c ,;, w.ih a cevtain nuiiibcr cf tlicf' Bu'ldef;, re- gave liimlelf up wholly to the Society cf his Wives auj 
 maiiiid Itill in thofe places, and being foiii.tl a IVifon Coiiciibines, imitating them both in their Habit and F.n;- 
 ac'^ive, ecnrageous and afpitiiig, was cluifen then Go- , ploimcrt'. In this Urefs Arh.lm, Ins Lieutenant ct 
 vernour, and ha-, nig ud'dued the neir.I.bouriiu; Flanta- 1 •''c,;/..-, having obt.iined admi(li( n to him, with d;fli.-el- 
 
 tion:. became the tint iMo;;areh cf the lianli, and the 
 bi ginning of his Kingdom was B •/>,')., r>.\l', /;.\.i,iand 
 C.ihi.i; in the Ijnd of V/.'/>.i . For h s "I'yranny he be 
 
 tV tlUMld him ; 
 Rev 
 
 and when he laluted him v.ith ail d\;e 
 
 -■veren c, la) nig, S.ir.- Dci/luc Imftintcr, he anfwc:- 
 
 *■""■ '^'<' '■" »:c itimintitn j'rccor, F.y oiim fuiii P'tii:):- 
 
 /v li:,iin; /.,7Vre (/.•.■ I Call me not I ord, but Lady. The I icutenar.t, alliair.ej 
 
 tame a Proverb, ./.'Nimrod ^ ^^ 
 
 Im.L He ruled 1^ Years as King, and dying about the |that I'o vatt an Fmplrc llundd have fo weak'an Hta 
 Year of the World iS.j.). was buried at /f.iAvA v. 
 
 iJf/(;( his .Son fitci ceded him, ulio is Itiled ii, liter Ti.i- 
 hlnii:i!, B.rc'aiid HI, wlii.h in ' '■ '...v ligiiifies tlieSoji, 
 or SovereiL;n Lord. He at oo Years of Age gave place 
 to 
 
 .Vi;.'-j his Son, who imitating his ,\nccflors, added to | fiegcrs, aiul at ilivcrs Sallies forced tluni to retreat. .An.l 
 his Ivaipire aJ'I.i, Aik.I.i, .\r.A the Giuntries that . thus it h.c'd out near two Years, till by the overllownig 
 verge upon /{.:./.■.'.< ; and to Dcii'y his b'arher B ;,■,;, id the /;■;■ liuli a breach was made in the Wall, tor 
 erected his St.".tuc of f!o|d, which he comm.inded In 
 Snbieits to ' i-iliip. This was the Rife ot' Idolatry 
 
 - — . .„,. ,,,, ...,,|,,,,. ,,n,,;,,, iia^L- lu \^ea^ an rata , 
 niurediately lelelicd ; and having drawn Be' c/:;, : a: 
 jB.7/'t'f»'/.r?i Govcrnour, into the Confpiracy, hafted to 
 .MxKi'Xim.cl; and depofc him, but by the vi';rar.cy 
 'andti.leliiy of the Cinvirnour it was lb well Vicf lialkd. 
 Manned .ind Uetcnded, that it bid detiancc to the Bc- 
 
 Wiien b.e had u gif.J ; t Years, his Wife Soiummr, an 
 /,■/?■,..■. !..Vf, on vch.im h'^ doated, lo ca; tiatcd his Realon, 
 th".t ll.c prcv-;lc.i wi'h Iiim to leave the Supreme Com- 
 mand m hci h::r.ds fcr five days, whi li llie lo managed, I tor n^r Years, viv\c 
 as to deprive him both of Power and I ife ; and lo' Ihe ] tieel his Lmiire to the 
 
 fway...t the Jcc) ter v.uhour (i^ompetiior. 
 
 the 
 lo burlongs, tli.u there was no way to keep ihe bncmy 
 our. .V^i.'.-'/a;""'/i-' being thus drnen lo del] air, retircju, 
 with his Wivcsand Concubine-; iii'o his ralaee, and f :-' 
 ting It (u lire, vvas confumed with ihini >ii the tlames. 
 I bus the Succillioii from A/w",.', which had continued 
 , and the two Confpiraiors di' i- 
 lelves In agreement. 
 
 -/ i.:il:is arrogated to himfelf Sirdir. and /Vr/,>, witi;. 
 
 ici....\vhii was a V)'onian of a Mafculmc Spirit, and fo ; 'he adjacent I'n.vinces, (tho' foinc fay /'e./,rt fell to Aa 
 
 enlarged the .' '^ /-.» Lnipirc, tliat il.e ad.led to it not; "'""•', who allilted them, ami of ^^ li.in t'v>;o the Crc.it 
 
 u\i'.) .!■.(!, If.',: anii^e.tli.. I. bur alio fevtral Parts of the was delcciidcd, but Beh J ui had fr his lliare B.:/:>i'.', 
 
 E.ij'.-[>:.'.'.i: . ,t>./i jirtcr :::.im ti ,-;/av«..V;,»i nr>w hii' >. jaild the bait of ////'yn'.!, hHnevi-h bring included. 
 
 •:■/.', fay, an 01.1 Hiftori.in, but a: l.ift met with fach a ; '•'/"; '■■s ha\ in>, thus raifcil hiinl'elf by S.ii.l.i>upi-l:.>\ 
 
 misfortune as made her ViJlory inglorir.cs, t.ir Steiin- I Fall to the Sovereignty of A/e.iV,:, died, and wasfucceed- 
 
 /•..■/.'■/ forced )wr to an hally and confuted retreat over ed by 
 
 I'lJiii, wli'.eh uvepc away all hei .Annv Inn : ? Perloiis, Mr.n.le.ift, as fonio, or >. 
 
 three iN'.iilionsof boor, ten hundredth Aifai.dHorfe,! S'/: '".vj as otiiers. He ruled thit'y Years, and by 
 aaJ • ' ■ ■ ■- "•• •--... r^---. . , , . 
 
 I 
 
 I an In'.iidnd thoiiland Chariots. Her o'.l'.. r memora- 
 Ac'fiuns are a' ove rela'c! ,il ih- De'.cription of Itr- 
 h 'I. HerUcadi, alter 4:: Y'ear; ici..i), isvario.illy re- 
 por.ed ; fb:nc alhrm it to have been Natural, but oihers 
 lay Ihe was flain by her Son 
 
 ,\'/<./..T, or \.'.'.';/t II. by others cilled ".(•;., Af.n,', and 
 A»t:..i'fJ, to revenge his I'ailier's Death ; but however 
 
 or-i'-,, 
 
 Death ga-e place to 
 
 M .i.iiii, .vi'o reigred 15 Year', as fume hcl 
 as others, .•'nd then left hisKinedom to 
 
 C: ,/., :.c, wb.o, after 13 Years rule, bequeathed liis, ,,..,. 
 Royal. Sce|tcr to 
 
 /J;'ee,'. ■, or U-ir-i, whom fome repine to have beeiUi.. 1. 
 that W;/ a.\ 7/ whom Ne/'iici.K/wd/Li- llew in the Mouii- 
 
 taiiu 
 
 ...-._^ 
 
•ica,&c. Lib 111 
 
 tcly after his Crcaticii; 
 ilJ Conceits ill Intrjl 
 V.ir.diJ: !•;, foiuc d^ mji 
 lie Air, otlirrs in' the 
 \H.ipp) AKtl'in, anJthc 
 lili the S: npture.s Ciy it 
 •il, ilctciniinc it to have 
 cc (tilKulleJ l:.k,i, loi- 
 ih liuph.ucs aiKl Ti^u', 
 ;hcoiic t'lom I'cn'itr.l nJ 
 •louiit l.ilr.nus, Jivuic 
 which I'ifn and Qil^n 
 tocompafs //-i:(7.i/', 'ij,- 
 lb that all things uaiir 
 
 Nimrod to 
 
 Kingilom. He is fnp- 
 bir.h.mt overthrew with 
 
 VfjU, ncai- /.).im^/.-. J, 
 111111 they hail c.irriej a- 
 lej'.aii his Ri-igii i:i the 
 
 roM'.ncil j'i 'I'ears. 
 
 fiic^ceJeil hini, ai;il af-.,-„i 
 lorc, r.f wh'Mii wchavc 
 KS, till * • • 
 
 ,gii 0(cr that M( M.irchv,.;,r:.„.t 
 
 t hail to have Iceii a- 
 
 ' Wari:kc SjMiit of his 
 
 I, Vii »:iil,'rie ionufti;'. 
 
 man, for he feqiicftrui -■-■■'• 
 
 Uufincf^ .'f Men, ai-j"'' 
 
 )ciety ct" his Wives aiiJ 
 
 1 in their Haliit aiul F.m- 
 
 liis Liciitiiuiit et 
 
 to him, with d.fli:i;|. 
 
 uted him ^Mth all cl'.:c 
 
 iiipeirttDr, he aiifwcr- 
 
 r.i^o oiim ft,m Drniiif, 
 
 ,c 1 iciitenai'.t, alhair.cJ 
 
 vc fo weak an Hta,', 
 
 drawn Be! d :,:, : ic 
 
 Coiifpiia. y, hafted to 
 
 but by till' \iv;i'ar,i.'y 
 
 was lb well Vii!liiall( J, 
 
 d detiaiicc to the Iic- 
 
 tluni to retreat. AiiJ 
 
 II I'y the overliowing 
 
 nade in the Wall, for 
 
 ly to kiepthe Iriicmy 
 
 en to I'efrair, retired „, . , 
 
 his relate, and I't- 
 li them '11 the tlanics. 
 which had continiiej 
 ,vo Coiif|'irators di' i- 
 grecmeiit. 
 
 /'> and I'niir, with. (•■.;.. 
 fly /V'fefcll to Aoi-'' • 
 \\ 111 III Ciiiis tl.'c (Uc.it 
 i r his Ihare U.:h'"< 
 einp included, 
 fell' liy S.i'.l.i>i.ipi:l:,i's 
 icd, anil wasl'uececJ- 
 
 vl 
 
 thirty Years, and hy j^ -•■ 
 
 as fume held, or .(n ,,,y,.. . 
 51 n to 
 rule, heatliMthed his i,.,v- 
 
 reptlte to have heen ii. :• 
 . / llew in tiic Woiiti- 
 taiiu 
 
 Chap XXil. Sir Tho.Herberc'x Travels into Alii W Africa, <s^c. 4.30 
 
 
 tains of /<.'£J", 3u.Uib i. 15. hut the Jilhnce of time 
 between Nebiichadiimjar and Diccles beiiiii 8'> Years, it is 
 not probable that Arfhnx.id was /J.' c.e/, but fonie of his 
 SuccclTors ; for DUctcs dying W. .M. 3^91. was faccecded 
 
 by 
 
 phr.i^'ta, a Prince of great Courage and Suc;efs. He 
 died before the Walls of Siii^'irl', as he was befieging it, 
 and left the McAinn Crown to Ins ion 
 
 Cynx.fciX. lit profeeuird the ylf/rinn \/ti, begun 
 by his Father, and laid clofc Siege to Kinncl; but wab 
 forced to raife the Siege, upon the News that a great l>i>- 
 dy of Siv.*'wiv Horle had invaded his Comury, and there 
 refted. This was an niioypeCfedCliin.eof War. which 
 he was torced to end uv ionic Years, till by invitnif 
 the moll conlideraMeol lii.-.r OHiieis 1 1 a Ban piet, aiii! 
 picking a i]uariel with ilieni m then C y-., upon a .Sii^nal 
 jiivcn by ('ki.v.cw all ilie:r throats wire cur, and li) he 
 recovered his Right ; h,r rhis .Accident wastjf that dread 
 to the o:!ier •i,,ti<'-"i.<, mat ilii-y willing y departed into 
 ilicir own Country with this Character, that they were 
 (Acr.oiiie more with their own Urunkeimeb than War. 
 He re;t;ned 4.5 Years, and then gave place to 
 
 Ajlyj'^es Ins Son, who w.ij procUiiiied King after his 
 Fathers death, and ciowiicd with all due Ceremony 
 
 in l\-jii. Ihefe 
 
 and in the , ii>l 
 
 '%>/". ■^JhtiHi'i in M.ilir:, and (>. 
 raifed an .Army and inaiclicd ngainlt inn 
 depiivej hull of his 1 ife and kingdom, 
 
 Uf^jh.i^^nr liiccecdid linn, a Uixiniou- and cyranni. :| 
 Prince, who tho m a belieged C:n, ccjjid not l.vl>c,ir 
 cariMiliiiginthe Velleliof the ■•■■.i/, lenipes, .-itid lb by 
 Govi'sdeciee, wa; lemeiiced to l.JeJtiiic'ti,,n, which im- 
 Ibr that Ninht the l. ity was iake-i, 
 "•; obt,iiicd nis I'liu'ire two Ye.u>, 
 wr.li the Command of M:.li.i and 
 
 mediately befcl liiii.', 
 and he Ihim. (y t.\ 
 aiul then left th.s, 
 I'e-y,,:, to 
 
 Cv :.! the Pc Ji.iii. 
 
 He was the Son of fim/n/;/ and M-.nJr.tu; the I.\ni"!i- 
 rer ct the King if M-.ti/t : Ci-.iik^jcs was S.'iiot : n ,-, 
 Son ot D.triui, Son of Aclieni.i. t. Son of i'r ,'■•, who 
 pave his Name to I'c.Jl.i. /Ich.iminis w,k a Pun e of 
 that virtue and repr.tc, as gave Ins Ra e lor in.'.nv ^■ea^< 
 the n.ame of /;i7vi«,v>;i,-;.v. fv ,7j ( whi-fo Xan-e'is de- 
 rived from CVn Si'cn-:;. whrhin Mr/'-eivlicinlu;. tl eSi n] 
 calling to mind Ibmc Years before, the DeitreCt.or in- 
 tended hini by Ins Cirandfather .11!-, vj-s, .Ainbiiijn pre- 
 dfiinnating overall parennil Relpecb, ni.ir, hed agaiiilt ,^,''.f "'"j. 
 He IS mentioned in the Apocryphal (Icry of Ucil and the '""' withagal.'anr .Army of I':- ii.n.', under rheCond. £ij;a.''~' ''" 
 /):,■."; He IS inemoraMe 111 Hiltory, not for his War- ' •.'' ""'•"'■,;''•', who had prefervcd Cv;/,- tVom liie Graec.-^ 
 like Ae'fions, but his neat Apparel, 111 which he excelled lather's cruelty, and h.r.ing fubducd iiim, Uw. hi": 1';!- 
 a;l the Hiinces of his iime-. His Daufjlucr A;,ii.<//iw, foiier into ;7».c/«/, , where he di-d loois after cit gtiif.j/ ;',','" 
 whom he had by ,7)i,r;7,r his Wife, lij gave m marriage, <->"V,ii<-j was old when he facc<'ci'ej, .!■ d the Ci '.Ji-it 
 to Cinhf.-s the I'c liiii, ha'hcr of (.>■ :(■ the tirear, whom | tinperonr, knowing :hat Cyms, wliole fucefs he diihked, 
 fearing, becaufe the Aliiidogers had foretold by lonie ''•'as his Heir, b.^th by lirth and CVnipiell. iirorlatnie.l 
 Dreams of his, tli.it he Ihoiild over-run all /f/M, and War againlt '■» «/, aii.i elrcw ti,iYn, Kit g of y.v-'/ff, imo 
 oiit-llianieall hij I'olterity, he endeavoured to make him a League witii him. C^ui kncwing the ddign cf the 
 away, bii: in vain. To hiin (ucceeded his Son .li.ii).oiii,w^ with a Dodv ot I Icrfe, iji ickly marclicj 
 
 O.i.v/ie.', who istho-ighc to be the fame I'eilbii, who into C,i/>p,i(/iCj,f, to prevent, 'heir coiiimidioii, rfnd cn- 
 in Scriptuie m called Dr.rim the Med.-, who left this .'^•''S'lig the i.y.lii-.in tiilt, fjricd them to rotrcar into 
 KiiigJom, //. M. ^405, to I -V,ii-,/«, which he aliaulted and took, with their K rn;. 
 
 Hfxriii fettled iiimfelt' in the ///Tyiii" Empire about The '.■.',i_,/.f,Ti,; apprcliending then [">;iiigerb\ ihislJver- 
 tlieYearof the World JI4'). and left it to 
 
 l':U ylj'}''>\ eallcil t'i'\:i:th I'iirjcr, who is faiJ, 2 Kin, 
 1^.10. to have over-run f;.i,'iVee, one of the three I'ro- 
 Mn.es of 3 '<•'■'■>> and earned all the Inhabitants of .\V:/i/,- 
 M/i and li/im.tlcus Captives into Ajfyrin, He reigned 
 25 Years, and 
 
 throw of theirpotent Ally, and fcanii'j tint; C ;,i would 
 make their Country a Seat of War, vidualleJ B.wy- 
 ■'cH with Frovilionsof all forts fir .:,-, Years ;ie«e. Rut 
 i'y:u! was preordained for the Coih-picit of tli.u Cirv \\v.il n.iK-m, 
 Hmpire, /;,i. 44. j8. 45. 1. by liod, and tho' the .'!i-"''=" 
 iy,' «i.i«jeouldout-braveForce, they coulvl not witlntaiid 
 SitimiMnJJ'.ir, by (nine called Nitrbih.'J'.tr, who profe- 'heir Fate ; but while they I'eciirelv trulted to their 
 ruling his I'ather s Ueligns, plundered Scn.-ri.t. and ^^'alls, which were inexp'.igi.,ible, the cratty Fnemy 
 made the King of //mm to pay hnc Trd-iutc; which be- drams their Riirt, and gams an ealyentraiKe into t!ie 
 ciin'e ;/i//.v<j, King of J//.:.-/, neg'eiiled to do, he again Citv, which b ingUirpvized, lecanie a I'rev totheCon- 
 bdicge'd S.D/Mri.j three Years, and takiir,; it, carried a- e]t>crour, tlic I'e pie Hying, the K.m^ buried 111 Wine 
 way the cir> Tribes into M.Ur, and fcttcd them in //,(-, and Sleep, and all def iicclcls, and lb the Miltris of the 
 /■I-' and /y.ii' , by the River (yo^iin (t,ioJ permitting u : ^Vorld fiibmittcd to the R-'/m/; Yoke. The Fame of 
 fur Ins Peciph s lins ) 1 his Prince, after ten Years reign, , thisConinii !l icrved to lubduc the relt of ./.,,; with little 
 iva: fiiccecdt d by i trouble, but C7 ,,j giving the Reins to his relllefs De- 
 
 J-wH.ic'',ir;/', who g( ing againft Tirl::k..-il\ King of, ''res mult be crimjuoroiir of So;l-:r, arel airc-dingly 
 .-h'l'i.'piA, fenr a b'afphcnious Melfage to King //fr,'('i',«..i niarchcd with a nniiicrous loice ag,iin'.i the 1 >,'>,. :»;.■ : 
 by l{i:ifn/ikri', thinking to tfight him to fend hini a great :•''"""'■' was (ineen ot the Vc »,•.-, -(.j at rh.it t'nie, and op- 
 Prcfent, but //c^-f,'; .1(1 commending his Can Ic to God by rr>led him with an .Arm\ ot eq ialniiinber and rcf 'Inrion: 
 Prayer, God fenr his Angel and deliroyed his numciciis Both lides were d^-lirous to eiigaee, but T—vij after a 
 Annv of iSccOe"! ill one night. ,S>«w.ir/-,i';7- frighted with 'harp Conflid, was Vivitor, and having Cy m 111 her 
 ihjsdifalter Hed to .\.o/,^;c/-, and as he was worlliip|MPi' I'owtr, who had befjr* llain her S, n .S:-,ic;{ ;r'".-', fhe.'""I 
 hisGod \c/''<W', was llain by his Sons Aiir.tmmcleck, and conmiandcd his Head to be cut otf. and throwing it ' "" 
 .V'Mrf;;'-, who Hed into Aimcnii, and his Son (after hci nito a Bowl of Blood, laid, Cy.n I n ■»' .irli,^ t, v /,',- ,r 
 lud ruled 7 Years) • H^a'd, .is ;;ir/c./5.-;,j and „'.7//iij relates if hisdea'h, but 
 
 J-:/irA,-,/./r« reigned in his iV'ad. He revenged his Fa- 1 '''/ni/.j ,V;;j.vjkih.', and S,'<.iAo report, that he died in 
 
 thei's Death upon his two Brethren, but they oppoling 
 him, in the confulion gave opportunity tn 
 
 Vi->odnl; ov Hnttdtc lUHr.iiDi, Governour of Ii,:by!nii, 
 to relvi, and feecceding in his Attempt depofed him, 
 tran'.fcrreil the Scar- Royal to Kitirvch, and reigned in his 
 Head 40 Years, and left the Throne to 
 
 lieti-Mercd/ich his Son, who after 2o Years left his King- 
 dom to 
 
 N',i/-o,-»//o^/;r, who vanquilhcd Phiir«:il> Keflh, King 
 of ■l-:vp'^ and atiliecndof 15 Years, left hisGovein- 
 mcnt to his .Son 
 
 S'rbnci-.iddiiolor., who by realbn of his many Viftories, 
 w,is called the //r',///:-r(d'thc l-'.ill : He was the Golden 
 Head, to which CJod gave a Kingeioni anl Power both 
 over .Men and Bealfs ■ He made ■+';ypi a I'rov nice, burnt 
 ifiiif.urin, and carried the 'fews Captives, fnbdued S)//(f 
 and Ar.iri.--. In a Word, extcndcel his Dominion to the 
 Cinfinesof the habitable World, He abafi-d iVmi-.- , 
 and beantilicii H.-hyUn, eree'ied a rtatcly Wail and noble 
 Palace tor Inmfelf, of whuh he was lo j-roiid, that God 
 fo humbled liiir, canted him 10 dwell with Healts ; yei 
 at length rettored him to his nndcrltaiidiiig again, aiul 
 ahtr 44 Years rule, he lef: his'lhronc to 
 
 liiSi-Kif r.ir.ii; who was a F'liend to tb.e Captivi 
 Jrvi, and particularly roJc'-'/'tc'i/i;, jcr. <;i -<i.yerbe 
 iiig a Prime ol no courage, Am.iJJi revoltCel troiu lum m Mnerdh the A-Z/jic/.w. 
 
 peace at the Age (f 70 Years, and in the .^oili of his 
 Keign, and wasbuued royally at I',- .i- ^:.i./, a Citv in 
 ,S'/,/.. ,-«,!, and his Son 
 
 C.itii. iV.v fnccecdel him :Hewas inlinions tbrCriieltv '-•< 
 ar.d l.ult, but his Reipn was lh'>rt an 1 tmb-.dent ; He 
 Uibdiicd -Einpr and . l->/\ •/>.»?, ,-is far as ! .i'-pii.iiii'i:.^, and 
 on a le-aloiis Humonr n-urdered his Brother S'wi-i/.'i, by 
 the Hands of that Villain /' -v ,; :•, iot wh',ch being af- 
 terward grieved, he was alni'-ilt enraged with a l-reii/t--, 
 when he heard th,u •;■-'-'='' ol hi> Men w liom he hid lent 
 to burn the Temple ot mp'-.'r .l»i>ii i\ were biiiied m 
 the Sands. He atb demolilhi'd the Templi cf ./ ..t.-k at 
 Mempi'K, and broke the Neck of their bealtlvGc-d, and"' 
 .-it .').-miiA,'(', attempt, ng the tame Imp ety, he w,is ca- 
 fiially wounded In- h,:, ownSwurd (o n.ertallv, thu he 
 could not be recovered, but in cvtremity died frintick 
 and iinoiried, when he had leiened no' o,nite n-ne Years. 
 The Depiitv whom C-:i>,hlci h.id left to goirii I'rji.i in 
 Ills ableiice, hael a "xin, which relcni'.'leel 
 
 Vin-i.^.', whom '.vZ/'ri had llain, an i b'le the fame ,>, 
 Name: lli'i- he %'eHed with the Imi enal Ro'.h- aii.i » 
 Crown which ■^•u: ietr, and the lni['oliure p.uled well 
 enough bccuile (-"e v •'/■(•/ ociiied that he li.id lliia 
 '•»\-j: ) til' O. ii..-.-'^ I )au;thter difioeefed it to her l-'a- 
 ilier, th.ii he had no Hars, by w hit h he wasknow t<i be 
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 Ciiintty-iiK'ii, Hal to his Court, ami was riiUTt«incJ 
 
 kiiidlv ; Init boiiif; ilcfir-d tv) Icrvc iiruliT him in .7 '1;/ 
 
 .iH.imit till' f.',f./i«i, he I'niriiufil hmilrir ratlicr than be 
 
 ih;4i.-d to Hi;hr apuiiilt his Country, tho' iini^ratrfiil to 
 
 hiin, 10 pV.iii.- hi,-. iMieiid. 'I'lic rdt uf thiN Kiii!;sKc "il 
 
 uMspi.Kcalile. H.- was kiiiJ to the 7. n/, ai'sppc^ra 
 
 from /■;-■', I-. 7. ailJ \cl<nm.th, c. i. aii;l tiicrct'on' Iv 
 
 molt iM.ikiu lu bcthat .■li'jjhueni , who kepi his Court at 
 
 Siijlwi, his KaiiK' in the I'nii'n. I.anpuai;.' heins .In.:- 
 
 S'''.'//v. He permuted .V/'Dni.-/', K^,^, 'and y?, /.,/.,. 
 
 re) return .ui.l Inuld y.-r:if.tirni, that it iiiij;ht beaij.iiii li.- 
 
 Ii.ihiicd. He was contemporary 'vith J'j.ul im the Hn;h 
 
 I'rielt, and died in a jjond old Age, and was hnrieJ .it 
 
 I'ri piiii^ as his Faihei V ■'.%<■; was. 
 
 Ii.in'ui \i.ri}r, or the H.i Hard 'alter the lieaih of W .-.-,, ; 
 and .V,i;.i.'cw.' Uiieeii ;/ //I's t hildren, wh'.. is faid to-' 
 h.ivc heen married to (j , lather .ia./Ar. ,>tj ) pcllellid 
 , hinilell'oi the Knipire, and lieM it l9Yeaii. .i-:",-.- 
 rehellcil ajjainii hiir., and hy lu.ik tif^ a def'enllve I.raj'iit 
 eith tho .l:lr„i^j..\ prefcried their Ijherty i;nder hi* 
 of AJ-:- ./ ", i'eir.glaiidhis.Sii.Ti iluis Reipn, He ha! two Sons 1 v a:i »-.. 
 tn the Won. I'll in'trltiioub M,iviM(;e, A ir^.\f \r:v.\\ ( fi.', a I'rin cfo ai> 
 
 hmi amon!> tlic I'ovcii Princes that povenicd the Rcahn, 
 aihl ihey loonloun,! a way to delhoy liim, when he had 
 wiirinhi- Diid'-m cijilit Years. J'hele Princes at'.er lus 
 IliMili 110: Imdiiip any unlit Heir to the Crown, apreeil, 
 'J iiat helhiiil.l re.^n whnfe Horle nei'died tirll ilie iie\i 
 ^h)Ul nj; at the rilini;of the , Sun, whiih D.ii..;:'s Groom 
 ttiiv'led for his Matter, by lauliii;; his Horle 111 thi 
 Nij;l't to lO.er a M.ire 111 tlu; place where he was tu 
 come III the Moriiinp ; lor eo.iiint; there af.iiii. lie 
 iieie.lied convatMi'Ully, and Id his Miller was crowned 
 K r.e, at I'. ■/■:'"■•/> bv the Auh tltnicn, b\ the Name 
 (f ' " ' 
 
 D.-.'in ll'il.ilfh •' from his Horfc, wliirh \\\\\\': i'->jiivi 
 Tonpiie- IS called .( /• ir .11; i]. Piiriiii; the lircnei',- 
 linm /i-ri.'. ' icvolte.i, ar.dl y ilie l-ai:ht'iilnelsot t^ /v 
 w.is rrdiKcd. He was\erv i.mii to the icwi. who iiiind- 
 ii'c 'iiir rf C'l./i-'s pond Inreiitinii tn re' iiild their City 
 aid lenip'.e, oht.iined leave to profecirc that l)eli;;ii, 
 1 he /(o'l ' J v.'ili iiieds ha\c him to Ic .//> /'M •'.■/, who 
 iiarrii.i i/y/ ., and prefe-iM A/v,i\;v)'. H'.s F'liihalili- 
 1% r-, wiiKlihe lent to .hi'ir-.: Kim' 
 liJtii liir tlii'ir laf ivioiis I'ch.ivi'.'iir 
 
 their t.iips. he to.">k ir I'l^r a Uriarh of the Liw of Na-i liiiious, thai Ins hatlier w.is f'.rccd to kec p him at a ei- 
 ti lis, t o' he niiicl: dill kc.l their Coiidiivit, and ni.ir.h-, Ihince Iroin him, ly inakinj', hno ;',ovcin^M r uf ///.'.; ihc 
 i:':' with n I're.'.t Aimv over '.he // / /w"', he liaralled, Ids, in wliich I'olt hewiswiicn InsKiiher died, and Id: 
 (. .;■.- as I'll- as the Plain of Mr.,<:tii «, where I.Uii':i:,l-i his Empneto his cl.l-ft ,Soii 
 
 wiiiil liiiali IV iiilier of .•lf/:').;>i;.', oppofed his I'rrgrefs.i .-/'M.w.v.v II. This Prince fell iiro incat Troiih'es 
 ..11 ! y.ave him IVc.'e. The P:'lii>.i it fecir.s lijd Iveii trom t!ie reftlefs .■\m!'itioii ot' h:s Hri'ther C'v «.<, wht.;,* 
 luiiili af n;li'rd wi li .-Xpraritions before the Pielit, and hemp eik.ni raped by the favour of his Mcthcr I'.n.if.nis, '' 
 i' iiiiiij^ i',a"le, w\ re fo (Ii.inHtoily routed, that they ne- an.l Iccret Iiilliiuations of T.ijitpl m. 1, Ins prctcinici 
 \er drill ral'y, till they were pot over the //.-/. i^cly Friend, who told hiiti he had molt lipht to tb.c Kingd'tri, 
 111 ■• Ucle.'i eniorrai(cd .l-p- m levoh, wliich together bec.iiile he was liorn after his Father was Kinp, whercss 
 w ih ihe i'l ceniions .■,in.,.r.p his Sons for the Crown, his Brother was be rn before, began to afpire 10 the G(.. 
 1 toke hs ll..rri with priet'. fi that he did !non alter, veriiineiit : l'-l]'ipi cmti beinp cautions of liis Uelipn?, 
 v.iicii lie h.id re pned 'jj Ve.-.'s. He noiiuiia'ej Rir Ins infoims .-/.r.r.vivArj of ir, \\hothcreu|Oti fends for him 
 .Sii..tli'or ii.rwithll indiiip -ht-i /!■'/''':«'•) was his eldclt to Court, and when he appeared, was fcviired m Fetter. 
 .Son; h s fi , snii .Son, but tirll boni after he came to the of (io!J, but by the Inieiceilion of his Mother, he \\r, 
 'J lion-, nanud fet at liberty, andreltoied to his Lieutenancy of /.vi..i 
 
 .Y I - ., I X h.s Siu-.-e;|i)f : He hrft reduced ■'■;;>,'>', and and the acjaccin Provinces. Cxhi's Airbirion at his rc- 
 th. II iiiaiic mi.;'.i'.y Pi'i par.ttions fm- the War with <',ree:e, turn was unproved into revenpc, and thereupon ha\ini; 
 railirp i'v:-i;c bvii.t, Sccoo H .rle, and iroo Ships, obtained .Aids from (."ica-c, wlio were willinp towiccii 
 which LSI lie nioif n-i.^derate computation. With this vail the Iheacli m ."ei/iVi, to lecure theinfehes, r.ufed Forces 
 Army, which nt a review ex'oried Feais from him, witli a lefolutioii to win ilie Crown, or hnd a Grave, 
 vvlicii he thoiipht liiey miili all die in a few Years, he, Fnun ,V,'m he marched into .IJhii.t, and without ep- 
 iiiarciicd into (w.'ffr, havinp mad'- a Bridge with C'oo polition pi iielfed himfelf of V'^ and Iir:l>: n, wIikji 
 R'a:s, coupled topcther, andplanteil over the H.t'ripotit : made him think the rcH liis own : I'mt //i/..'.vfovfj'.>ap- 
 Ai [iic I' ■"« /'^,' :, a narrow Pafs between the Monn- proach with a luipc Army of 9cr,oco Men, altered liis 
 t.iin- that feparate lVv//.i > IVom C,rccc.\ not exceeding former Appielieiilions. The Armies no Iconer met, but 
 half an -icre, l.-in,i.:\.\\i:Sf>r.>ir.)iV^\\\\.\, w.th ioo l.r:- they piepared for H;i'tle, and iiiiickly enpaped. C^u 
 i ,-.,m-i',.!>i:, o|'poUd his Palfipe, and himirc.l his further full ot Courape and Youth, rnlhiiip thro' he thickeilot' 
 lic.puis till they weica 1 llaiii, with a pieai lofs to the liisFnemus, made at At.-xe \ri luniklt, ...id iiiruftcj 
 l\-i,.'iii. .\:s.'<,jhaiinpnialtcre,l this l.iifii iiliy, kept on Ininlo lierceiy, tli.at 'twas thoupht he was llaiii ; but .; - 
 I. is niaicii to .Itlr,,,^ which beniJ abainlcned b. the /'.m;'.\,j was on b, enraged by it, and returned his llurts 
 .;-/i-(^;-:/. ', he tiled It. Ill the way his ,\rmy plundered lohea>ily, that fiuupave prouiid, and being knownby 
 (lie '1 iniplc of l>f!:r , which was ir.iiih enriclied by the falling off of his Tram. w:is flam by .'Vi,'i'r,',/.:f,.>, a 
 the fiiiis of naiiy Prills cs and Kings. This Sacrilcgi- )Ouiig /'^-y/.i);, which fo dilpeiircd the Army, that iliev 
 <iii,;\cf (for fo It was thoupht, becaufe he iuknow-dled. 'File Atltt,'.),! among whom .\>n.-?/ on was, kept 
 I'llged .I/ii ... to 1 r a Cod, tho toexciifeit, hclaid, 'luas thenifehes topetncr, and in dcfpight of the l'nji.rj, 
 laipioiis to lohtiiie ihe Cciellial Cods to harth , caufed made a lafe retreat iiiro (iif,,rf. Mtihidjtci was after 
 iiKiiii Ca'.iuutics to pcrfue hin ; for his hrit Ani:.idt was the Ba'tle, hiphiy rewarded, but loon after by I'.irr.jntiii 
 F.atm and fnik liy lh,-tii.'jUcl.-s. the Aticiii.m Admiral, Subtlety, ciucliy put ro death, nnd Sintu.i for Ihewing a 
 v.iu. li put hini iii-o fucli a fright, that he fled into W/m, Ueteiiafioii to the Fact, pHjifoif d. .^Inong the Spoils, 
 
 c'liM'sMillrcfs, ami 
 
 an.i hft M,:i,i. hi.- to nian.-ipe the War 111 (tree, which. /J':/<k; the Prince light upon 'i/prjli 
 
 he did With like Sue. 'efs. Icing ovinlimwii at Vlat.r.t by 
 J.and, and at A/.c.'- b\ Sea in the lame day. Thele 
 FV teats put h.m intii ficlia Frenzy, that he impriloncil 
 .N>/-f,jn.», /)'...,'/!,<, an.l J'/f^'fii's Images, an.l commandeL; 
 tlu ir 1 lands and I.i ps 10 be leaded with I'et'crs, becaufe 
 they h,id Fnomid tlieiiVf!7;.r agiiinll hini, andchauiedthe 
 l'.:.':';,lhi>i, and tiicl Miin-ri:i\ Feniple, 
 the Tit'.'iar Coiidif- of the Aihnrr.ia. 
 
 fell ill I.ove Willi lur , The old Kinp alio hearing lici 
 IJeauty commeiidej. delircd to Ice her, and tell alio :n 
 love with lur, but yielded to the Youth of his Son, that 
 he lhi.nl, 1 have her, yet not bcinp alile to fupprcfs his 
 Palhon, took her again from him, and (luit her up in the 
 Icmple ot ,inr>i, or Dir.ii.i at I'xbr.tnn. 1 hi,s Action fo 
 eca life Ihe was|cnraged the Prince, that he attempted to alfallinate his 
 Being arrived atlFather in his Clol(M, for which he was condemned to die. 
 
 he piille..! down piirt of the Walls, to Ihew tliar'and the Scmcn.e was cxecufd ( the Cont'piraiors I'eiiig 
 he p' t no conhvleii-,e 111 'heir llrcnpih, and deiiioiilhed! molt of them llaiiiin the Attempt . ThcKiiigapproved 
 the Temple of O-.'.o, theroblell piece of .<\iiti;)uity then | of Ins Ueath at tint, hut upon retleiftion that he hadloti 
 c^ttr.r iiiilie W'oild, taking away from thence the Sta-|fo hopeful a Man, it broke Ins Heart, and fo he died, 
 t.ieot B ■//,!, wliiJi was twelve Cubits hii',h, of iniillv' alter he had reigned 50 Years, being buried at /Vr/c/.-.'o, 
 fiolJ, aiid llayiii,,; the l-:nnc,is that endca\ cured to rel-i ./. M. j6c.3. 
 
 MU- It. He a:(ijexer,~iled (he like I yraniiv apaiiilt Men,' Ocius his third Son was crowned King, aiul reigned '>-i 0.,.,. 
 tor he ihiw .'/,:///,';> the ISr.ciiir.ii laeutciiani, with liis'Years; He wa. gudty of as many tiapicl Actitns as 
 Wite and Childien, wli'ich Fate /liin:.i^:.: his Uncle'any of his Frcdeteliors. In ieduiiig .j;^i^'/, and cou- 
 
 i,iu.-r, an Funucli, hi- 
 A Faiil lufiiciciitly re 
 
 1 anng, conlpired with M::hi 
 Chamberlain, and llew him. 
 vcr,-.;ed. on liim by 
 
 .; t.ix.ixri, his Son and Sii, .-cITi)!', who bepan his 
 Ivciiii.'. A/, ^'o:, andgove.ned the limpirc honoura- 
 bly Kill 44 Years. 1 le w.is called l.i-'"j.ii:ii:us, or l.i»r:,- 
 i-ii.i, Iciiuilc iiis lUpht hand w.'s longer than his left, 
 Hcinaiie a l'ea..o with the At'cnii.ins \n the tirll YearoH 
 
 qnerinp J.'./oi, UAit.ir., i>';>, and (,'>/'/«», he Ijiltnnich 
 blood, piling |,ttle(]uattei any v.heic. At home he m- 
 conliderately made away Ins two lircthren, and as he 
 was Contriving further mil hict, was poiloiicd by lir^c.■t 
 the Eunuch, with a Uetign to ha\c mounted ih« llinne 
 himfelf ; but (ir.dinp that not feilible, he railed the iie.vt 
 Heirtoit, whole Name was 
 
 hliiwis, but yj,;ji;('.iJ learinp leaft this King Ihould re- 
 
 Ri.ign, bv the advice (X 'V:)n.i'[ttr:i:, and re,! ced I venpe liis Father's death upon hini. loon atier tlcw iiiin.' 
 7', Itni'.jU.iCi ixiiig banilhcd Ly lus unpiaielui| In lus Ueath the Royal Kuce ol C_>,(,j the Great was 
 
lap >CX.ll. Sir Tho.H^irberc'j I ravels into Alia W Africa, &*c: 44.; 
 
 l9Yc.lrt. .K;;.,. 
 'kfcniivc Lcapiic 
 
 ica,6^c. Lib-!i|,| 
 
 aiul was riitirumcj 
 L" iirulcT liiin in -Vi^^it 
 limlrll raclicr than be 
 v, iho' wnt'.r.ittfiil to 
 
 It Ijf llu^ KiniJsKc Jill 
 
 the J.h'.', ai apj-cara 
 , 1. aiii! liicicl'oro Ijv 
 
 «lio kept his Court at 
 I.anpuaj;.' bcinp .In.t- 
 
 K^'i, an.! Y',;..t/-r, 
 t it might be again ir.- 
 ith J'j.ulim the Hi^h- 
 ,go, and was biiriej a* 
 
 iftcr the lU-aili of V.- .\'i i 
 ilrcii, wh(.i i< faiJ to' 
 
 ,hi.txf\n ) polldlui 
 
 it 
 •tip a 
 
 loiv Liberty under his 
 ! r\v(i Sons 1 y an ui- 
 1 f r'l '. a I'nn do ail- 
 ed to keij'lum at atli- 
 
 I ;',ove!norr ot' /(/m ihc 
 us bather died, atid Ictt 
 
 ell iii'o t;rcat Troub'os 
 lis Hrothi r C «-, vAk.:?'"" 
 I' his iMfthcr ;-'.im/.:/;j," 
 nfl eii: 1, h;s prctcni'.cj 
 
 II lit'jn to tlu- Kingii'iti, 
 her wa'i Kine, wberca', 
 ;an to afpiie to the fio- 
 aiitioiis of his Ut'lipm, 
 aereuj-on femls for him 
 I, was fcnired in Fcttori 
 
 ot' his Mother, he was 
 m laeutcnancy of /,v!,.i 
 nil's Ambition at his re- 
 and tlifreupon havini; 
 were willini; lo wiiica 
 lemlehes, r.ufed Forces 
 Crcv.i), or tind a Grave. 
 (/i'l.i, and without cp- 
 iil/: and lii-.h: k, whiJi 
 n : liut /l>t,:.\n.\ci'i, ap- 
 icr.oco Men, altered hi? 
 lilies no Iboiier met, but 
 liiiiKly cnpapej. ftn 
 iMhro' hethukeltrt 
 iinirelti i.iid a|[iu!ti\l 
 e was llain ; bur ./ - 
 nd returned Ins blow> 
 and being known by 
 flam by Ainbui.-.t,!, i 
 the Army, that they 
 m Xcnrploti was, kept 
 ight of the I'njijt.i, 
 Mithridjtcs was aficr 
 oon after by l>.irf.lf.tii\ 
 Stain. 1 for thewing a 
 .\inoni; the Spoils, 
 , c'wM'S MiltrLl's, ami 
 King alio lieanng her 
 litr, and fell alio in 
 I'ouili of his Son, that 
 able to fupprcfs his 
 and Duitlier up in the 
 •r.mn. I his .Adion fo 
 ptcd to alfallinate his 
 was eondemned to die, 
 he Conl'piraiors beins 
 . Thebvilii'.appruved 
 tieftion that he hadlnfl 
 tart, and fo he died, 
 ing buried at Vcrjffchs, 
 
 .IKin^, and reigned l<j,. 
 ly ti'aeie,,! .'ioticiis a^ 
 111(1 .i.f^),.':, and eon- 
 Vyfiiis', lie fiiltnuKh 
 here. At home he in- 
 o lircthren, and as he 
 vas poiloned by Br^('..< 
 c mounted tli? 1 lin.ne 
 blc, he raifcd the next 
 
 ft this King lli( uld re- ^ 
 
 loon at'tei- Ikw linn.- '' 
 j1 C;,j,; the Great was 
 
 hn 
 
 It III 
 
 .ipi 
 
 I. 
 
 ,v. an end, after tluy had ruled tin- /'■/;'/!)/ l-.uipirc abi-ii- 
 :T< ^'lars. li.:xf.-.:, oitho' of p.reat I'owir, yei tiir his 
 iini.evible prai'tiles was :;r.)wn louiii' us to theSul KCbs, 
 thai he found 11 ill N.iiii to atie.i pt the ■lliri iie lu.i.felf 
 and ilierif''ic ho thought it the bell way lo U\ nre liiiiiii;!! 
 by pieferniig his briciid, the Lieutenant of /.;«.■»/: to it 
 jiaintd 
 ;,. {' dii'i'iimis : He was of the Re '5 al Blood, an.Uif fii.li 
 noted Val.iur and Coiinefy. that he was no fooiier men 
 ti. red ih^ii appro. ed. lieiiig fettled m the Kr;;i'i.Seai 
 he aifinied the Name of bm.is, to ingratiitc hnnlell 
 Willi ilie I'eople, who had thai Name in Venerat o!i 
 H.Mea, .1 Man < I as great I'rowef. and Virtue as any ol 
 his Koval I'redeeellors, but the Supreain I'ower had ir 
 reliUili V deireed Ins Rinn, and the vKuviil'il of ihc /'.■- 
 yi; . b.iiipire, as /).;«/> had loretoKl, .-. ii. l. And in 
 uidirtoit, /'"M/' the Failierot .1 e\,i)i.lci\ f) loon as he 
 loiild piv.aii with the f;>,i/<:« States tolic their Captain- 
 tjeiuial, reiiilveil to invade //;/>, but hisDelien wasn| - 
 pi.fid fo eliV.!lually by .W.wi.'ii;, a ;'<■./•.•« Dfticcr midei 
 wi .. ', thai ('"■//' made little piogref. in it during Ins 
 Fife, and h.s Death feeirod utteriy to put an end to it 
 „•, /ii'.\.ti// I hiceecded him, and was tor lonie time biiiie.l 
 11 lottitli inteftine Uroils at iioine, which he had no fooner 
 coiii|H)f d, bill he relumed. Ins bather's purpofe of iiiv.ul- 
 ing ■>//'■■, toietah.ue ( as he pretended ) the P;fi:i:s lor 
 die man-, Invallons ami Vexations they had gi\en Ci',\\\\ 
 hitptiii,.pally to quench his .\inbiti ns 1 hiilt, and fo 
 i;iu the Reins to his boundlcfs Spirit, lie difpoled of his' 
 lAiii King-loin to ^Intifntci's TrulV, and uiitributed his 
 TriaUire among his Friends, faying to l'.:im:ii:-, T.r 
 li:-s'l Ada .v.:i lujj'ci-i:! for I \in. TheArmy wluihlie 
 pro. idid lor this b.xpedition was incouliderable, :.•'--. 3; 
 thoiiiand Foot, ^ tliouland Fiorfe, and !<;■; Ship', b'ti 
 l.is.Mui were m 'It of ihemold Soul.hcrs, bred up mhis 
 batl;e:'s Wars. He landed in .-//; 1 wi'hour any (.Ippoli ■ 
 iiiii, bad UehaiKe to the I'.' /j-wiat his lirlt landing, by 
 throwing a U.-'.rt, and olVeted a Soleii " Sacribce upon 
 ,J 'iV/i-rsTomb: O.fj'.'o's Army under 5',"..,.7.'./rt/i,', their 
 ■■' Ijcner.il, met hiiti about the River ' 'i/ui/e/ij, in ilie .1.1- 
 /^•..•i/ Field, and eneouiiteredhiin; 'i;';V /'•//,/.(.'« pcrfoim- 
 I,! i!ie parr of a gallant Cor.mander intiiis Fight, butb..'- 
 nigllain, the Army lied, and .t'cwohu-i gained a ccnip!iat 
 Vtdiiry, with the lliughter of 1 -c o of his Fnemie-, 
 L.it not al)0'.e Ji boili Horle and Fnot ofhi-own. lli.s 
 Vidoiy made hiuiM liter of the moll parts ot .'yi: the lefs, 
 and finnillied Inni with Rett uits an 1 I'roMlbms. Palling 
 il;r./ r.'iv[|j>, ho cut ihetatal Knot at '.'( "/ .', upon whicli 
 i:;^ Conqueftof .///-, aecordiin; to the O .:.■/:■, depended. 
 IJ: .III by this time began to think it leafoaalilc t > feeure 
 hmiltlf, and refolved with a numerous Army to engage 
 wi.-.v,:'j.:.-> in I'^rlon, aiulto that -nd raifed j:ocoo boor, ! 
 ati.l IC3000 Horfe. All the Riclics aliiiolt of /IJh] 
 inar.iied along with this Army, the I'nelts, Chariots of 
 the Sun, the King's Mother, SVives, and Concubines in | 
 ih.T r.chell Apparel, .ind C.liaricts ot Gold attending 
 liio King 111 this Royal hxpedition. The I'c I'lii.! doubt- 
 ■'•"■ (i no: but their imiltittidc would eiib.er affiight, or op- 
 prefs .-/i.».v.(«./«'sfeu Men, but they foniil the contrary,' 
 Ivt hopes of fueh valt Spoils tranf|i' rietl ilnni with a De- 
 lircof lighting, fo that they no fooner met them than | 
 ihcy engaged. The Fight w.is ilioir, for the /-".'y/tw; be- 1 
 iiigmureiarcful to iireferiethcir Ru lies, than eiuounter] 
 •ipirtcl of rongli Fclh svs, tied, and tlie .Mii.m'™.',o;. pur- 
 luiiig them, liew of tli.ni loocoo F'our, and as in.iny 
 HorlV, took all the 'Freafiire, which was Ices Canal- 
 aiiJ Mules loadc.l, and made IK-.'iiii Mother, Wife, 
 Children, and King, Prifoners, whom henfevl.isa No 
 11.' Prince, not fiitlenitg them to be ^ioIa^ed, or theii 
 Ii'wils tobeiaken fioni them : The Spoils ot il.is IJattle 
 Wire vcr\ niair. and ruh. Soon afur this Rattle l'.:- 
 '".\ "j."m'' louiid I'riiico Mc»v-i.\ Iirigade, near l^.t'imj m. 
 '.'■' Iliyingthe I'r.nce, and taking in.' only the Wives ai.d 
 Daughters of molt o\ the t'ctii.ui Not idry rrifoners 
 but a fiui her Mil's of /)^/i/(j's Tieafuie, amounting to 
 fl:i laleiusot .oined Moncv, and 'ir.j Talents in Bub 
 lion, belidcs other Wealili of great value. Tins Victory 
 lib;ei;te,l Phciiicr, and the gtcatelt part of "i))/.i to hmi, 
 ol uliich, that he might make a tin ro.igh Conqiieli, he 
 L''licgcd Toe and'ifTv'. and took ilnin. Then he went 
 I'! iipto Jnii'.i'cm, but Jr.l.i'-.t the High.PricIt, with lis 
 Brethren the I'riells, meeting liim in their P^ntihcal-, he 
 put off his bloltile Fern; r. and dciired a Blefling of hiii . 
 a.i the I'rielb of the nioll .digh (.iid. From thence he 
 marched into -'I'^ypt, winch ("iibnntied tti him : Here he 
 vKited Ji/.'iif.'i ./m;/; );'s Temple with great Difliculiies. 
 p.iding thro' the f^.a!ding landy Dcfarts, and was fahucd 
 fy the name of }!iiiitr.\ .Son by the Oracle. Retuvtung 
 tti Mriiiphii, he marclied toward the North parr ot 
 ^'u '■', called Adi.ib:n;. .\bout this time the I', fiui 
 
 '1.1 nv:4t 
 
 Kiiigolf.'rc.l .;..-.vi>/./i', b.i-, namditrr, with all A:,t and 
 ^X'/f, aiid^ • T'i 'I'aknii. for lier I'oition j but .•//«•<;).. 
 .;'.■' had gral'i ed the whole World 111 hii Ucf 'gns, am! an - 
 
 Iweied, I'l ■-: lij l'.im:>l..-l:' ,.'..! >:ii cu.t.'r l,v:, ,?).;, and 
 
 lo they prepared on both (idei f'-r aiirher b'ig!i(. D.vi.s 
 recruited his Army to v ■ ..c- 1 iorle and Foot, and -•'/'■-» -.^,, it," !i"'"iL 
 ; /e to jc:;:. llieyhon me- ai..! ei t-agcil, and me. 
 liiaveiy was lliewiion both lidis, Lnit llieVict'ry i';;ain' ■" '■'•' 
 fellto J/,'.\.i/„/' , iho v/itli the lufs c^ i-:> of bis bell 
 .Men, iif whi.h Wire p. ■/..•'•.■",JV'.'.-/c. , and Fp'-j!.' ,, 
 I'Ui hr llevs ab ve 4 r 1 (.fills Tneiiiics. 'j'iiis Vl"t. rv 
 liiokeil;elltaits..lili. 1'. .•..;;.Nobtlilv.?.:i'i fct il ■'Irr,' ifijl 
 < .Kiwii upon his i lead ; lot the Cit.s louiid :.'. ti't fur- 
 eiidredtohim ; hrlt J '■ ' :, iiea'- \ib,,Ji the Ij.ntle wa? 
 ■oiiglii, then li.'.jUr, which b.c iiionde.'ired and n.bnir- 
 '-•d i .\;.:/,r;i i.r a;- J!-,, tile Got'rr.r'.'-, fiirreii,^, d it 
 to him. With all its'l'rc.if.ire and lU' ii. , .ni.l li.a I .• ;, ft 
 to picfervc It svith a Ciirtilin, and fidep.iitCki t ■ ' 'e, ./.: 
 and I'ci/cjci.'s. which wue alfo fnri.ti.iied i.j ;, ,1 by 
 .■fe;.;/;'j ,ind I /.'.i ..' ;, their Go.ctno is. .-' - ... .'.^nlyi. 
 this March, ihet liim liilt 111 ti.e !■'' J i /■ ,, i.i ■., ,rli .. """ ^ ''" 
 liiiall party of rilbluie V.>jri:s \h C\'.^ .\A^>.\ r. ilit.t 
 ./e\.i«./i., after thelofs of more C.irt.;:';s ,i;i.i N;...,, ih.iii 
 in the two great Battles, he was force. I 'o lin.l .n, .ih.r 
 way, antl ihen balled to fecntc P !,':• i.'i C r bis .Nh^lter, 
 but being denied Aduii. lion by T r./:;,'/, he wiiieclcd .1- 
 bout, an.l met the Mi.rjni.i m Vicbsr, and f ii.;l.th;'. m 
 another place, where his former Su r.ls f..ilc,l, ami he 
 found his Grave. .!.':\ :i:.ic' alter this n'a'-tii.d lo r, .■ ,-,.,-,, ', 
 /(•/.', ani'' lie was admitted wnliout Op '< (i ion, utl"""'. 
 he he. nfed his Soiilduis to kill aid I'pi il as t! e\ bitcd, 
 and after he iuil taken to liimlWf, be/idcs 1 ;r-.c Tiilents 
 ill Coin, let the (iiy and Pa'ai.e on fne, to tc'ci-.'ctlie 
 MifJiicIs disne 10 ii ;-.». by Xc/.ce, it being the Pri eii'al 
 Seat and Ruryiiig-p'ace if the Kings. ,// vrn.i; jfrtr 
 this, liaviiis' re. .lied ImelligeiKC that B/y' j hid peril ijjri«i (,j 
 dcoully llaiii Ills NLii'i;- pi- In , win at his Death retain-'')' "i"-' 
 cd fogreatful a Memor. of his Civility to bis Kimbcd, 
 tliathc in;pioii'd all his G'-ds, that .7'e,v.i;,./e, might 1 ive 
 his lioliris, aiul be cunrjiicro' r of ilie v.'hT'c W ,:\\ 
 gave Older bit a fpec 'y Manbii perfiiit ci rii •. He'.v.iV. 
 and lo with 2ico loot and jc: Hoil'e, 11 ar. ;. i t. - 
 wards /!...■(..',-, dcfign iig to ea'rv on hi-. C 
 
 rsaidsthe Fall at ihelaiiir time i ^ 
 
 and //)/. /'I.J 111 isdavs he came to •'■•,. ." -, v. i.ie 
 Hi'. .', Mho was tor bis Tu'.ichery become i.i- tcrrv.,;h 
 <if Nten, being ap; reli.Muled bv bis own ba'ii. v. .is 
 brought to .; .i--' -'., win a', horrtng tli.- li 'i; cf It.nt, 
 I rd.red ilia: he lll.-'u!d lie de iverc.! t.i Ox,,. , .;.:,'.es 
 Brothel, "■obe du'iof'dirf ,ishe tlv iit;!i' )y. TitLsiienc, 
 hcappointe.lthe Intetmentol iIicRoy.'.l Ind-a'tnedC < ip-, 
 
 ■ maiiti'. r, Inn 
 liin'i! fo mitci 
 
 bit be- 
 
 whieh was pcil. imed in .1 miliran 
 ingihcCliicl Mourner, and i.\p'i:iing lo miici gi , 
 his Countenance, that he won the iiearts of ib;';' ;>»; 
 Piiiicestii lui ini; voiuntariiy, whom before hi }i:id ii r- 
 ced. T'bisFunerai b' ing thus perf inued, 
 
 .-//f.v<:).'..T'' palled his A' my o r tlie River'- O.v.-.; and .,■•,...., .'., 
 7.).v.:i.vr, and thirll ing after the Cin.juelt of li.d: ■, d -f- ■1;'-''" 
 ■ ^ - • ■ '■ Comttrv. Ir/'"-"- 
 
 1-1 V 
 I i I i. : 1 
 
 hisCoiiife thro' p,irr of the .\/ 
 
 'art he laid the lo n.'.aticnof twelve Cities, lut tal- 
 
 fid 
 
 tills _ J 
 
 Iii.g into f nielxc'-lies, be lUvtrCi/c, b.is eld an.l ttult" 
 Sen ant. Al'ier this he uar.hed in \f.- ;i;h1 repofed b.iir,- 
 felt .Old e\rmy there a-wbilc. liereiboutsb.e was Ihewe I 
 iui.it aiK lent Moiinnicnt of Ci/;;.;/ , ihe foiiith in i] ■{- 
 cent In m 1./.;/';, wb.o reigned over ihe I ::;!.' :i:s i,( thcfc 
 pans before the I 'clnge. Hcie he cond'tnted b-s .■■-.. 
 . / ...e,wlio had their Arm'.iiir tiherreii anddamab e i \v t!i 
 Silver. JV ,,.! a valiant and powulnl Jh.ii..o, Pr;iice. Itavir.r ;' n.;'in.':!i: 
 n.itite of .J.',.vi«..'i'/s ,ipj-roaih towards !; s l>,t;'-,-rv '■'■''i'-J «: 
 ., vvmeli cisniain'd a gre.it p.irt ..f what the .'■.'; .'b li.is in '''*''• 
 In.i Jl.i'} met bun on the Bank of /7i.;.:,'y j v. itn ,' t u'.it 
 liody of Horle .iiid boot, and many Fleihar;ti 1 f Ns'ar, 
 vvheic they fought, and gave the (■' .-ei' Ibeh a Pro, f of 
 their Valour, that tbo' they got ibe ViO ;rs , yet tlicy 
 giew wea'y of co.iqueiiiig with fo much diSculcy, anci 
 delircd to put an end theie to tins tedious \\'ar. .'i/.'.v 
 ic.'e; was imwu^ing to hear obfiicli IV-liens, and to put 
 the Thoughts of them out of their Minds, l.o iclebrated 
 the /i.t.c/ o,,;//,', and tor hfneii day .all.Aved the .\rniy to 
 iiiitiilge themfelvcs m all manner of Debau-lieiies, and j-hi A^my 
 then marched Irom the Mounain A.'-*' ;, thro" /.Vc/iZ/riiiin- 1> 
 an.l .•l..'.i.o-, when he toi.k a Cable which .'on!d not beK'''™''' 
 fiibicited by H.:t.,i.i, with Af.;; ri;/-nnd .V ', two prin- 
 lipal pl.icesof Itrencth, and lo withfomc difiiculty palled 
 his Army ov.r the River .-hrjitics, a Bian,-h of the River . , „. 
 f-,;;.,', anil lit loot 111 Uil.r. l-lerr he acq' aimed liis^r.yi,,,, 
 great Ofiicers with his Uetignsto I'enrtrate as far as f." 1.- 
 ^-.•, whiih ihey leemid to appro\cof, but when i: veas 
 knowmo the Aimy, 11 railed fnch a general dilcontcir, 
 ihat ihiding he C'iUld not allay", either bv Tbreais or 
 Lit 
 
 l-'Ks 
 
 I'lemtf-' 
 
 

 ^4-2 iir Tho HtrbcrtJ iravcd into AHa ^nd Africa, <'S'c. Lib- IJflchap.XX 
 
 i;!, 
 
 I 
 
 > ;». ,11.1 
 
 trtij ^^ I ' 
 
 
 Piimulo, lie wa^fcivcdto locir. comcntoil, aiul l.)licilc \ 
 pancil t,i D.ii, jrii iLMuly tnllcii l>.u,il::, wlicrc iiiiilUiii(! 
 Iks Horli aiul I'.iv. t(,};c:lKr, which h,i I ij.inc Uvoial 
 • way-, hf iin4ili\l ihc Conniiyot' the ox'.l u:: >, aiij 
 lioiii.vil the I'nikiiMl Korr thi' .>',i///..Hi hail, I'm r.illil^ 
 mc)iiiiuii;4 ilii' I'ar.ipct, aiul liMpinj.' into the lo\. ii svnU 
 twi) l)ifi,cr-iiiiily, li.iil pTilliL-ii, ha>l not t'li- Ann > t''re<i'. 
 their 1 iinaiu'c .i> Men lieiperaie lo nleue hiiii. .-Mtei 
 lhi«he h'h.l e.', ilie /(.»>■ i/m/ (.iner.trev, .iiul ]'rejMriiij; 
 I'm; 111- M,ir,h a;;.iinlt the mnlt lemntc hi.ii.r i, alii iiil''i'i 
 I'M '.h.' Kivet (. •;'■:;'», tlie Cam]' l-n ke out into tVell 
 Miir.iiininiT, wliuh net U'lti^ ,il le in aj'peale Uv all tin 
 At MMiiems lie einil.l tile, he was lorie.l to toiulei.eit'l 
 mill lopii!' ill.cit he. Ke 'iliijions to ti' at, ^^hlell was te 
 eer.ed with y.eiieral Ac. laiiMtioiisot' |o\,tlio' lie ha>l .1 
 U.li;ii rather to rei nut his Aimy, l-y nnit;iiR with 
 tholei^cic wh'.ih were iianlie.l tow.iuii him as tar as 
 ;V'' !!•;;. HaMii)' thirelore ulleM a Moiiih i'|'oti the 
 li.iiiksol' ;.,..■«', Ik- |Te|i.iuillora .Mar.h tuw.inl, O-i/"'.', 
 i'M'eiiii;; liiiiile.f in that iiiKe with dl-ierviiij; the Mux et 
 ihe KiuT, the .Situation o( ihe.Sea C'oalts, the l.uii'iieU 
 of ih.Hoiizon, an! I'rol'; ■ -t ..t theD.eaii, wIr.Ji liir 
 liis tiiriher Ki. lea'iiiii he woelil nents one ila; vcnt"fc 
 ii|oii, mill a vorilii-.(;|, w.nt al'oaul Iiih Av'.Miiral iulit;p 
 11.11 /).'.., :uiJ laileil ;; leii'iies .Soi ih well on the 
 (\e.in, Ivil the ConitavKt > i.t il'e I: eiieii: hiv.iiy, its 
 iilual Hieet, ami li.e .Sk\ thieaiimipa Sionn, it lo^ii I'e- 
 laiif iiiii'l-.al.iiii to I \ .iiul r> he h ilteiK-i to I ani!, he- 
 in;: laiisiic.l, rhatth.- he ha.l ful linul tlu I.iik!, he imilt 
 l.ave the Sea eiKoii'pier.il le. And now ..■.'.■v:i..'f. h.iv- 
 iri eiven h s Ailiiiival IiiitreCtions to liiironikl not only 
 vr.;/.'.T, In t '(•■'.;-, t.iluii /ih/.';i ,. sCaty ! y Itorni, .ind 
 Ian! the I''oiiiKla:;oris of' ihe (.itv'/l.i.ei' i!ii' laii of 7' 
 C'fies wiv.ih he hail I'liilt in liis nine Wmis Cio ern- 
 nient , he I'iil In.!,' i and theC.eui larewel wi:li a Siijh, 
 and.i.UaneiJ ir.to ihe (. oinr.r\ '■(' ilu' 0/».-'. HiTl- he 
 met wi-h rieat leaidtv of I'roMli -n Kr Ins Army, til! he 
 I .line into ' . ./ ./;.!, whuh>onpen!aredtheiii withas',',reat 
 I'eiiiy. Marilnie; alorpthe Loalis, here he inn with 
 He. :ints near the C'ii\ o. , , \\hKli is nnd; r the Tiopi k 
 of (.'■ic.--, .It wh;, h Ills Ainiy tired, and near fp'-nt, 
 };iva:ly rejoKcd. Here he foleninized the I'eall of /J.-r- 
 ivi/j af,.ii!i, with ilie loniier I.nxiiry and Riot, and loon 
 alter at ("■■ pi ;i: viewed his new Hett, and tcwik foiiie 
 lecre.uion !-y Sea, Imt thi- 'I'laditioii o! iiis.oarting alont 
 A .!l- ,, .11:. I Ian 'nig at .sVfrir.i, delcrves no Cre.lit. 
 Rem). Ill;; Ins Camp timhcr to a coir. ciiieiit pla,:c lor 
 fitiliir;' Ills ^'Jor oii< Tent, he i^ne .^luilen.;c to an hi'n- 
 ilre ' I'lnl allad.ois. uju, h were , onie I'rtau the reniotelt 
 p.iris o\' I.I,. '.■ on tins and tlie other liiie ot' <i.r:'u-i, w uh 
 ri.h I'lelentjto .T.nt'iatiilatc his Vicluries, ami crave Im 
 Alli.iiue. 'Ihe'.e Siranijeislie enrertained, .nid at'ttr Au- 
 (iuiKc. lealK-dili ■iiiinolt mai.;nih.viiTlv upon .in Itiindied 
 I'cdsot' Bii-nill.e.KJoM, an.l d.liiuis'd them witliPre- 
 f. lit- r.ltal'e to his CiieatiielV. After this he marched 
 ll',ro'('.r»;.(«,'./ to /..i.aiid thence to lv /.(;; ,,., (now 
 ll.:l.:ticrr. * where Oy,i/-/, ,i I'miecof the R|. .j.l-Koyal of 
 I'.-Jit, was iiM'iilidet.itely put to death liy .■/.v.v.;)../->. 
 for ti'Mnnf i'v//.'s Innili, upon the ftlfc Acciilaiioii of 
 /<-_;■ r'h:s liieniy, who upon further lixamination, was 
 dilcovcrcd toliavewriint;ed him, and liiHcred the liiine 
 Piinilhniciit, Ins Honle and rich Fiirivtiire valued at 
 (jcci'c.T Crowns, Uiiiii yiiien tn l'e,,i:i..i!. Herci Vi/.ikj.j 
 the III.!.',;), Ih.ui iinr, in , ontempt of death, l>uilt hisown 
 I'liiieral-Pile, and hnrnt hiniflfah\e. Alter this, ,//.-.v- 
 M.ici reiiMiied to .y,./;.vH, anil niai ried the /'.• /; -n I riir-efs 
 St.un.i himleli; and f'ave her Siller to he, d.'iir I'.i'i-jlic,, 
 and otliet C.-'/;.!'. I adies to the ;;iea' Dflicer- of his Ar- 
 my ; for the i>rcalcr Maeniliienceofulii, h Mavriai;es,lit 
 made a Koy.il Iv.ilt f r 90c,. Cinelfs, toe.uh of whom 
 he pavi a (Golden Cup for their .SacnfK.s.and dif harped 
 all tlie Oebis of Ins M,-c ,t ni.u, Sonldieis out of Ins own 
 Tre.ilnry, which aiiiouiited to 9 y.j Talenis, uhieli is' 
 ot our Monev 5o.'7r-,r3r Crowns. Tins was a prenr' 
 .Svan for ./<>.v/ri;./(v to fp.ire, liiiee his ^'earjv Hcienuel 
 wa> icoroo Talents, [sclides the vail S>'nistnkeii hy him' 
 out ol the Tiealiiiy,.!' «.,■/.,.„,., c.'. . HaviiK- fime Ap-i 
 prehenlioiis of 1). aih in piiinp (oH^/nv.«, lieiinned iviilr 
 hi» Army lowaids the North, and came to h.i'it.in. 
 vihcie hisfi.onritc Efl'rjl,, ,1 du\\ of a |-'ever, w)ii,h 
 call .;> vi, :, , uito hu h ;iii extreani l'.illi,>!i of Grief that 
 hccauleil a i;eneral Houiiinjt.. W niaiiethio' the Camp 
 for feien d.iv , ordered .ill i|,.- Horfes in the Camp to I'c 
 Ihurii, and no Inllruniein.s of Miilick to lie lie.ird. I-Vir 
 him lie erecKd a M.-inuioeiir, which e.ilt him 11^00 Ta 
 Iciiij, and t.aeled Ins diad Ci r(i to he woilhippcd as .n 
 Ueitv. In otfeimplncenfc to him. While theic Ohfc- 
 ■y.v.i-^ were iM.-rformnm, A.c.\.vi.l; had notircthat feveiai 
 Liiil-all.ido/stroin C/i ih.^-:, and fevcral parts of /4/-/.,{ and 
 t.. Kp-, attended I is coming to Bniyhi, to congratulate 
 
 his .Sncccfs III the l*.al>, and divert his journey into the 
 Well, liyc;a\iiip his Alliance, which caiifetl him to ha- 
 Iteii til ilier. 'I lie C/.i/.^ ih ^la^llMns oppofed his 1 n- ||,^|^ 
 irinceintoit, aiul prevailed with hini to turn alide to* ".I'l, 
 (fi'/.i beyond /■,;,;■/•., :f..'i, I nt here nieeiinp with .In.ixei- ''^"'"' 
 i ... the I'liilofipher, who lanphed at their Art, he te-™.',',." 
 tiiiiKil to ,'(i, » /, where heiii,ide aslplendid aiil'Mtrann- 
 as .Nit ioi,|d invent, .^fer Aediciiic, he Uimiiiuned ,1 
 I'.irliaiiuiit of the wlio!e World, an. I >tive them the ir.nlt 
 liniipuious iMiiei'.ainin nt-, in which haviiip e.iven to 
 I'c./.'.ij Ihif.i, 'sKiiip, widi vsh eh he lealcd .illiiisCdti- 
 mi.lii lis and l)il| iiclns, he dud, not vviiliout fupMoiii.f 
 I'ovloii vjiieii him i y I ,:•! iiiir, his Cnp-liearer, ,it the 
 DlieClioiiot his I atliet luiip,:tf . ,lfy..ii.hi died in ilii „, 
 ^•jd Yiai olhis Ai;e, and I 2tli of his Kiii'ii. 
 
 ./i;./e.,v Ills Naiiir.il litoiher liy the SiilTr.ipei'f the.i'u... 
 
 Aniiv, wascli.i|i-n to fncc-cd liini, and /',».</» .1. ailipneil 
 
 InsCMvernour, but were U th ll.rti not lonp alter, the 
 
 0111 by (j/wHC/,; ar ,! ilie othei by l'l'lciii\. After their 
 
 I Death, the linpire, tlvi' larpe eiioiiph 10 have latiated 
 
 I ilie Ainbitioii of a!l, wasiiin iiro many pcces, t.ll !y 
 
 ' tiif Sword it was all in a llioir tiiiM nvlutcJ under four, 
 
 I ot winch 
 
 I St.cii'iis Wiis fine lie obt.iineil the ( iovcttiincr.t (f^,„. 
 fir/.i, aii.l 111 Ilie I' i- I'll a Subordinate I'lovince ot In- 
 Kinpire: Llmlei thi- l-rmce and Ins I Ic iis /'.-.//.i reiiijir.ii! 
 iy I'eaiS notvvithll.in.liii); the I Jif onients of the iV./icu 
 Nol'iiitv, niril I, e„l,:t:.i (iovernoui of //.i.;r//-, vvja h 
 vva then a rich Country, and. I.ir ditlam from $>■;>, le 
 voliod, and loos upon him ihc Sn|neain 1 iile. Hi.ex- 
 aiiipie eiiconrajted tiie relt of the H,iltein People to iLikr 
 of! the ,M h.-.l'iiiiii Yi ke, and e!e;l ihenil'elvis Kii!);srit 
 their own l,onntrey. .Aiiion.i them ,l,fuc.\ a KuHc 
 S\ if/./.iH, beinii well aii|iijinted with the Difcontents (,(' 
 'V'/u, but eiiietly moved by Ambition, enters theCnim- 
 trv III an lioltd-' UMtincr, defeats //w.i;, ■:;'...■) the latiite- 
 nantof the I'lovmce, over-runs //i.,-an,V-, and hav!r,i;.i!^ 
 tamed the AMilfitueof I'.v.ir.n,,'^, .Son, afiroiiie.l .v>,,-i.. 
 n'lis, 1 ailed ( cViiH/Ti/'/o, 111 the I i. hi, an, I havinii iijiu- 
 ed a compleat Victory, mierly abolill.ed the Vo.V,, {,•). 
 \erii:iient 111 f'e./.u, and airopated to liiii,l'e:f the tn pirc 
 as Conijiieroiir. 
 
 .1,1 ucs bein;,^ihus laifed I-y rorti'iie, .7. A/. 5718, in-.'-,.,! 
 vited the ,S' tr/.'..i//j to be Shaieis with him in his god 
 luck, and named the Country l'.i,tl,i- from them (Mr 
 I'nrtl'i I, ml ex iilci I'c f.ti ini j keepinii the Native I'l-l'nm 
 in fiibieChoii to them : Me enlarged the Bounds t.f his 
 Doniiii on almolt from i'.'iphi.in.s [olinlin, livinp lolu);h- 
 |. hoiiiurci' by Ins SubieCb:, that Cv/m was not more 
 elleemed by ihc r.-/wn.', I'ri..i»ii w\'U the -I'' ifnuni, i:x 
 l{'tnii'iii wiih the /(f)/i o .', than //•/;. i with the I'.n;.'-.- 
 .111 s : Hebuiil /J^r-.i, nlrcrwari'.s called .y/y/!,.'.i/.;, and new 
 Sjirir.-Aii. '1 he ninth from liiiii called 
 
 II.' 1,1 !, had ilie I loeoiir toeueihe l{'»iin (iciioialfr,.. 
 Cr.iil'iii a memoiable Defeat at C'.io,:i ; and his iu:- 
 ecflor 
 
 I'i.itfrta forced A.'.iic.'// .Anf^'iliis with lof, fiiflicicnt to (..,,■. 
 retreat 01 er ./oia; inio $■•11.1, but I ,'>iti,iitii Ins I ii-inc- 
 iiant two Years after ledeemed liisC'ieJit, by flaying 
 
 /'i.oMc, the King of It, in Kattle, and Iwd reduced rj.««. 
 the Country to the Hi'inm Siibiection, had not /Intlem 
 envMun liisCilory, recalled him ; iieicithelefs the /(i»i,.!! 
 Name wasct liith Tirrour by ihis Dcf'iar, that the I'.i.- 
 f..'/,iio aikiiowledned (Obedience to .Ignjliis Cr ,: , who 
 by his flection letoveriheni 
 
 i 1'ii.iii'tci W. Ill whole time our Saviour the Prince off „„..,; 
 Peace was born. 
 
 I rj... /.•.', whom fome call Dw/.ie« , liicceedcd hiin, aiKl5.:i. 
 had tor his Suceetliir 
 
 l'i,noi.ci, to vihom 
 
 Vir'ulr.iei, iheialtof'tlie .■;/.m'/c, fuccecdcd. Hevvji,,^ 
 llainby 
 
 .A. 1.1! .VII'!, whom the I'e.fi wi call ^ui-R.ili-.mcn : twelve ,..., . 
 of this Prince's p>ltentv tvvayed the I'.rtlimi Sceptar af 
 ter each other, until the lall was tna. heri ully llain hv 
 I'r.rci.'!: the l^ii-m bilipiionr, uiuler a I'reieiicc til I 
 Marriaee vvtth the In tii.jn King's Daughter, uliaii 
 I'na.h of faith lb h ghlv incenled the /' ; t'i,:,'!, tli.it 
 they manitaiiied a gallant and delperaie I'iglu ayainlt the 
 Urm.iiii under 
 
 Viii.iCi:ll,', nor would be recoiiciliA.1, till they niiderUooJ,, . 
 that 
 
 M.iciiiiiii, his (ieneral, had revenged their Qiarrd. ,;,,,„ 
 upon Cni,iir.lli-, and polletled li.s Throne Nevertlickls 
 he en|oyeil the Kingdom but one Yeir, and then jave 
 pl.ieeto 
 
 ll.-iiifi.^hnti,!, who held the I(^pnnN Sceptei three Years, (/,>.:. 
 aiidtheii gave place to rl.c.\,ii it:> ictvi/o, who was bu- 
 ried at T s;. In his time the l'!'/i,ii,s under the Cum- 
 iiiand ot Ait.ixcAci, endeavumed lu iccover tlicir 
 
 Fieciluiii, 
 
:a,^c. LIB- IlllChap XXII. Sir Tho.Herberc'f Travels into AfiaW Africa. &c. 44.^ 
 
 «'iil\ lof. fnfliiicmtoi ..nr 
 
 ( ■•tiri.Hiis 111-. 1 icmc- 
 CitJit, hyll.iying 
 trii', ami iuil reduced rj.»<. 
 
 1, h.id not .■inti.em 
 icmhIil-IcI's tlie /(.»i..n 
 
 DtUat, that the I'.i- 
 
 1 .1. ii:Jlii> Cr '■■ y who 
 
 S;i\ loiir iIk' I'lin.'e cf r .„.;f. 
 , Uiljcci1i;J hull, aiiils'.-i.. 
 
 |, I'liCiccJi-J. He wasj-,,,,^ , 
 
 1 AiJ.-H.ilr.wcn : twelve _4..;i.,„, 
 
 V.rtI ir.)i Sicptai :il- 
 Jtri:i lu'tnilly (lain 1" 
 liukr a rrcti']i.:c ci i 
 li;'s Dam'liuT, \%1ia!i 
 |a tho c'l ,•'<■<;"•, that 
 
 urate I'iglit ayamlt the 
 
 \i, till they iuiderllooJ,c^„;,, 
 
 vciij'etl their Qi'arti 1 ,1;,,,,,., 
 Jl'hrdiie Ncverthelels 
 fVcar, aiul then f.ir.e 
 
 l« Sa-pter three Years;/, .f..-.. 
 |ct'i-//(j, who was hii- 
 I/i',ii,j iinJer the Coin- 
 .■cl to teenver ilieir 
 FieCiloiTi, 
 
 *"■ 
 
 ■, lonnii'V mill tiie 
 caiifeil hmi tci ha- 
 
 ns i.pp'.fea hisl-n--,|„r.,..,. ■ n,«,M. 
 im to turn aliJe to" •■ni. 
 eiiiii' with .l".ijt<;i- '."'■"■ 
 
 II their Art, lie re- /jj.,,„ 
 Iplemlul anl'iuraiiie 
 e, he Uiiiiniunei! ,1 
 1 ij.ive tlunitheiriilt 
 ch haMiij! iv^eii lo 
 If lealiil .illiuit'i 111- 
 It w.ilioiit rui'iiKini.t' 
 
 C'lip-UiaTer, at tlm 
 ,/ Cv._„,l.; lilal ill ihi II,, II ^ 
 
 KlIlMl. 
 
 the ^lltiVaj'el^^ the •''«<■> 
 aiul (V,./(i .<• ailinreil 
 1 111 It loni; at;er, the 
 I7.r>wn. At'ier their 
 It'll 10 iia\e latia'e.l 
 iiialiy p eee^, I.ll ly 
 
 re.hiteJ uiuler hiur, 
 
 the (i'lveriinif!,- , ! ,,,, . 
 mate I'lOMiive ot l.iv 
 1 liiis /'.',;/ 1 reiiijini,,! 
 ionients ut the J'enVn 
 mi ut' ll.iiifif, wl.i h 
 Htant (Viiiii S">'(':, le 
 renin 'litli-. Hi, tx- 
 .ilierii People to iV.ake 
 t iheiiil'ehes Kiiip ut ^^ 
 
 em .hjuc:, a KuHc ^■l,'"-' 
 
 iili tlie UileonteiiiMil 
 ion, enter* the (iiim- 
 Itnif.'^i'.-s the l.ic'itc- 
 ..•.Dii'-, ami havii'.i;i!h 
 .S('ii, ariVoMie.i ,v,-i'- 
 ■1,1, aiul havini; ijaiii- 
 ollll.ej llic Vm,,-!, (,). 
 to liiii,l'e:t" the til pirc 
 
 :iine, .7. A/. 3718, in .'-.i 
 with him in Ins p' ,\1 
 
 III if- t'roni them ( t.ir 
 111!' the Native i'l-lUin 
 leil the HiiiiiiJ', ('t' his 
 \oIikIii!, living To hijih- 
 
 Cyris was not more 
 i'h the .i''ip::,iJi!, ir 
 ':, / with the /'.:'('.- 
 leil .ilpr.d.ii ■:, aii,l new 
 le.l ■ 
 
 c die /('»M'i CiiMlc:a'„>,.i 
 L'.i/i.;i ; and his Sue- 
 
 Freedom, and alter three Jays light broke off the ({gimn 
 Yoke. 
 
 A'l'x-ixn, whom the Per]Uni cM /l.i')r]iAh.in-clnn, 
 i.e. I'ather .'ind Lord in War, was no luuner Invciled ir 
 ihc /'»/M" Throne, Imt luiilideriiif; how iiiihIi the l{ ■ 
 wiiH/hadeii roaiird upon his I iiipire, lent Jusl'iiihalla 
 ilor til llieiu III deiiuind Rclhiiitioii. S-mus, with a 
 ti)iilid^ia!ile Army, a,lv;iii(es towauU I'.- Jitui rct.iriian 
 Aiifwer, Imt havinp, dnutrd hi^ Men inrn tlirre pari\ 
 lb vveakeiid hinlelt', that he reuiriieil wiihout ettii'tinj' 
 jiiv thing, and tho' litileHjiod was Tpili, ^et this wain 
 (illiiteils lo railed ihc Spinrsnt' the /'i:/;.iHJ, that wher, 
 (■,),',■;/ I'/Hi, al'Oii' 2', Yearsafter, liiariiii< that I f.xcx 1 
 \v.asdead, mireh'd .i^aiidHhcm with hopes of f eeecd- 
 w^ better than Scj.-mi lad done, it fell oit worl'e, 
 
 lur 
 
 ■i.'f'HL-i his Siiuelloi !\at ;!ie l^nuvi Annv, an,! took 
 l'.i!ciii>i- Surnaiiie,! I.'' <.,-i', I'lifoiUT, wli'iui, to his dy 
 iilK dav, he 111 I le hi . I'ootltool ; ;i f;reat (..mtcinpt t,i 
 the /<"""■' Name, \et tiie deleiAcI pimilh iieiii ol'ilii, 
 Kiiiperoili, who h.ul Ihmi fo great a IVrli-uitor ot the 
 Chrilliai^, and hid hroiled S, l..Hvre'ic.-u> Death. <iu- 
 /,'fHH f'leeeed'-'d /',!':•■/.•»/ in ilic ,'(;i«m« Empire, Init nri- 
 ilier he, iv)r any of hi; .Su.\c:r)r% tiir four turns, i^ase 
 S,:."i .■■ any nioleltjiio-i, fi had was rhe Kiiiertiiiiineiit 
 ihoir I'reJ.'. eil'irs hid foiiml apaiiilt them : 'I'hr, gave 
 liim the more leirme to cxcreil'e his 'I'yraiiny at lloiii •, 
 and J.thnl) the Wail I aliroad, f.rlic ..malted with his 
 Aniiy into s't ,.i, C. .';'./», Mcf^fttrmi.iy Ctppt-h^i.^, and 
 at lail was lliiii hy 0/',<«fHf th; P.:iiir/iinii Kiu^, wlicn 
 h.' had leiiMie,! zj \ear5. 
 
 jl'ii:iiiJi reijv.ied alter Sip^rr' ; the /•';Ar"icall'd him 
 K.iii'i,ih-lhi, he ruled but 1 j Moir.li;;, and then yielded 
 his plaee to 
 
 {;i.,i'.iH.'j, wliopolieircd the Tliroiie i Yea's. 
 
 .V,(i/ei, called /;',m'-i;.i7 by ihc I'o/in/ii, follov.'ed him, 
 anJaficr 16 Years rcig.i I.T: ilie Crown to his Son 
 
 rii.fi"'r 11. .Suriianied S"\Mijr«'r, whom the J'.i/i.i':; 
 call B y II.I". He, alier a lew Months, ielt the Throne 
 to a llranger iMiiied 
 
 ,V) /,•/ ; This Prince prol'eouted the War with all po'- 
 lihle rage ajainik the .hin.iur.iis and M^fopsiaminni, in 
 whofe behalf 'Ji'f ■'■'(••, i\v^ l{^mrm Coiiful, fought agatnit 
 hiin withlud fii^:eers at rirfl, but venturing a feeoiiiIBat- 
 i,|wai Viclor ; wlii^li lo diiheirtiied ,N'.ir/ri, that 111 ihe 
 hiiphtof Delpair and Iinpatienee he burnt liiinfelf, af- 
 ter S years (jovernmeir.. 
 
 ,M ^./.iff J rei '.ncd 7 years afier him, and left the Throne 
 lu 
 
 Sh.iports, or King I'anii. He was a relUcls Ailvcrfary 
 in die HvniiK, aiul tuaunieal to the I'c'i'inn, and to the 
 C.uiltiaus luoit nialie.oiK. He wa.i acknowlcdi.;od So- 
 vcreieii before he was born, the Crown at a venture be- 
 ing let ii[ion lis .Moilier';. Belly b fire Ihe was delivered. 
 ?xi.i i the Apollate rai;ed not more againll the Chriltians 
 ia:he/.f./^l .V /-r, than s',i/";ei dul at the lame time in 
 ihcd'ieff ", the 7''i'' perlwadiiiJ him, tliat the (.'.j'j7//.iwj 
 ..lavoiir.'.l the /^'Wic.i ; and 11 IViin the Year :;j7 to 547, 
 k.Miilaiel above rhirty thonland Chriltians, it being 
 the praClile 111 ihele I'mnrivc I'lin.-s, amciig thcChri- 
 ihans, ro oppole tinee with patience only, and tho' 
 the'.'e Tyrant, thought, by thele means, to dellroy the 
 Meiinry of Chrilt and hisDoclriiii-, yet they lo'Jiidthat 
 ihe lileod <if the .Martyrs was indeed the .Seed of the 
 Cniireh, ae.onliiigto the Old V'erte, Sr.ngiiiiif tun.t:ti: 
 1' /■.v,7;/r/ S.ui/^u.iie e'rti/f, .Sic. r;.,i.i« out of Cruelty 
 10 the L'/'i.'/.'i !>..', as well as out of .\mbicion beliei>ing his 
 Territories, was niorrally wounded under the Walls of 
 C^l}fi:-n by an Iiivilibie Hand, and expired with this 
 Jtl'pairing H\elaiiia'.i,iii, fii.//-', G.1,1, <.-, Vicijil: and 
 aboutthe lame lime .s'.trj'c; beiii;; ai Mit>li'iio\ a Town 
 uiiJer .Mount T'-iini!^ fmhed out his atfi ightcd Glioll at 
 the .Age of 71 Years, and A.C. jSc leaving his King- 
 Join to his Brother 
 
 -•/'r.T.v-i-v , who in the iitliYcarof his Reign took 
 iii> Karewel of the World, and 
 
 .Vt;!jr,-j fiieeeede.l him, but reigned but live Years. 
 
 I'i'.iw.';, Suriiained C/hw/tj', was the ne.xt Heir, and 
 raled ten Years. 
 
 ^■v'\{"'h aeoiiliiiir Friend to t!ie;<^i>H,^»(/, fuceecded. 
 Jv..(;,M repofts, that he w.t,; Con\crtedl>y M.i'ii'h.i, B\- 
 lliop of Mr/, yi,,f.(>/i,',i, who was lent into IV'//,i tor that 
 end by Pope l>in cent and 'frroJit/im the Emperor, by 
 vvliofe perfwafioii he dellroyed ihe I'ynum, or Idol- 
 I'einple, and extiiigiiillied the hire, which for many 
 rrcreJiiig Cieneratioiis had by ih 'fe iientliei been Hea- 
 ihcnillily worlliipjied. The J'--' //-i" Stories fay he Apolia- 
 uz.J ; but that is not (» cerrain, as that he died A. U. 
 4:6, in the 2c;th Year of his Reign. 
 
 I'v ii'ics l\ . ox U.thniAii, liilieri'.ed the Regal Dignity. 
 
 He IS taxed with Ciiieliv tu tile Chiinianj, for whole 
 Ocknce I'iici/iio/iui fun. fenr .it.Uurui with a gallant At- 
 niy. I'irmc, dillriilting his P./n (Irength, rcquelted 
 Aid tioin /j,'«>«<r ,/;,M« an -Ici/v,:'/ iii.Kfw. 'Ihele Ar- 
 mies ha,t their Rendez\ous abuur Bf' } n, but Leiorc 
 the Hattel begun, lueh a [unni, k fear feiz.-d ihe P.n;,-;,t 
 'hat they (led, and ivetc above a hundred tlioiifaii'd ot 
 ibeiii fwalloued up in (;„;,/„ „ ,, bdldes what fell by 
 the Sword of ilieit I'lill'neis. 1 he /' -/m'/ Km;; feeirg 
 Divine Vengeance ihiis topurfiie hiiii, wa:, Hejri-brokcu 
 with giii'i, and \\'i\\, when tie had tyrannized twenty 
 lears. HisSnceellor v\as 
 
 1,1 .iMi V. he nude a IViee with (hi I'.mpcror -W.ii - ivg..-, v , 
 ■'■III, and died ni the I7rh Ye.ir i f hi> Reign. 
 
 i\-ii-ii, or W,.-!,,-, [loliolled the ciiiptv 'ihionc. He '■"tt.j. 
 was.t Prince iiuue lalllihan Mt'imt. and periihed in his 
 Wars wiih the J-.^fi.rM, wlien he li.id leiriied twenty 
 leais. 
 
 /'('-«/, orB-'/iA', ot ,7"'''', was thfn eholen King, and '■■'•"'• 
 lule.l ti ur Years. 
 
 <.'or.«,/i-/, or C'i/m;/ aii.l C(f:,\iri, got iie.\t into the ''*••'"■ 
 Throne, and ppllrlled 1: t.M, Yi.ir-, ; \uA 
 
 /,,rmA.i,>i Dcpoliil liini, and reigiie,! fiiir ^'lars, and i«->«J/", 
 then W.1S Dcpole.l torii.aking abrutiih i-diOt, that Wo- 
 men ihould be common, and Cui.-Ji placed in the 
 riiioiie : Hilt he being through too iiuuli lenity to his 
 liiother made blind unexpectedly, the Tyran; was rc- 
 liored .again, He m.ule great Wars upon the H{ma,!, 
 becaiife they had indujed yi/hi, King of the Lnyvs m 
 Ciilil-os, to reeenc Baptdin at Cmjlniitiirrl-, the Empe- 
 ror .i'«/'"'.'i« liiinlelf ilandiiig theGodfaiher, and moll 
 ot the Nobility of j/h honouring the Soltinniiy. He 
 Ilew many 'honf.ind of ihcl^^tn and .1 mviiaiis in 
 I rt.is Wai, and died when he had reigned 30 Years. 
 
 C//.i,o-, Ins Siji), wa.) after the accultoined -Solein-ff/krM '. 
 I niiy crowncil King m his Itcad 1 Ho was the moll cruel 
 I lyraiit that ever reigned in i' .•/.,:. He made a Peace 
 with -fiifihu.:,! the H'trM, tmperor for an hundred Years, 
 out Irokc it fooii, and ex.ifperated liiiu to the ntter- 
 inod. He put to Death his imiicent Brodicr Ri-.Ux, and 
 aged Uncle Aipf!„,ic, ; and when the People murmured 
 at it, he loinmanded them to follow him into.Svii',?, 
 wheic he engaged them in a defpcrate War aga.nll the 
 l>.i.imri,jus, who, under ;;!•« r^,,,^', Condiiill, beat them 
 loundly. in revenge whereof, he plundered lt.v>l>cj,t, 
 AiiiuJ:, S.-l.\u-.a, Ap.imoi.i, and other Farts thereabouts. 
 Ill I'hinian he ravilhed ICufhfmh, a Chriftian Lady, and hIi luft lU 
 ot her begot //mwiw,/.,, who fuceecded hiin, and com- 'fi""/- 
 nianded the Nymphs of D<:;i/');f to tacrifice Incenfe to 
 him, lealt he Ihould ravilh them. He burnt it.Michne^i 
 Chinvli, belieged .VfrijiVo/io.'/i, and attempted tofpoiljf- 
 (7/,V.'.-;», but hearing that HcHifjnui was approaching, he 
 renewed his League with thc/<'»j-!Hi to avoid the (torm, 
 which he never iiircii led to keep, for he broke it the' 
 next Year. .i\i this time the A'm:nir.ns received the 
 Chriliian Faith, and the H^m.vis received Coirplaints 
 from the C?hri(Haii5 of Ci/h'fr'i Cruelty ; whereupon 
 Jiijl:'i: the tnipeior fends Tiii^'iui to relieve them. Cf- 
 IOC, With an Army of equal llrength, mcitsthe i<^'m.i).i, 
 but was overjiowet'd and vaii,juillied. Many I'i-Jmhi 
 were llain upon the place, and many in t'le poilun, 
 C//jiai- liimlelf efcaping iiarr,jwly ; but when he came 
 to relleft upon his lots, cfj'eciilly of Ins Fire-god, he 
 tell iivo fucli defpair, that he loon after died, and was 
 iiried itCleJ'ip'wi,^ a City in Sufi-ini, not far from lie- 
 ci4..;s Altar, after licliad reigned Eight and forty Yeari, 
 leaMiig his Regal Power to 
 
 ilmiim.U his Sun. He was crowned King A.D. 58c;.,, „,,,., 
 s eight years t<ule was very troublelome, for in his 
 third year Miurhim, Son-in-Law, and Lieutenant to 
 Tikriui, entred ftrjii with an .\iniy, and aded all man- 
 ner of Hortilities, akho" r.iwn, Cijlyo; Sec. did all 
 they could to prevent ir. A. D "^St;. I'lUiff.cM, with 
 loiiie /(^.mi« Legions, entred I'.jU, to relieve the Chri- 
 ltians in thole Parts, C i),/,i/,?,i)' being told by the A/.-i^/, 
 that they w re brought iliither to bedellroy'd by fome 
 uncoiittoul.ible U.ltiny, engag'd thcin, but lolt above 
 thirty thoiifind Cvy/rt/,; in the tight. Rvmik-i, a noble 
 liutii.m, elcaped from the ffi'w.o.j, bir being forced by 
 llonnihi.i, who wasalmolt ddtraCfe 1 fur this Overthrow, 
 to put on Woniens Garments, and wuh a Didatf 111 hii 
 Hand to brave the Fliuiny, he letteated into tliufc Pans 
 which attested hiin ; and prevailing with i-'cir.-J.-nn and 
 Uyii.loi', I'n/iaii Noblemen of Account, to |oyn with 
 him, they fpecdily raifed fuch a Force, as to fei?c the 
 King and depole him, crowning in Ins r-oiii his Son 
 
 C<lhoc. The Soul of his cruel Grandfather fcrtncd tOf,^,,, ;;, 
 be tranfmigrated into tins Man, for he hrif caufed his 
 own Father to be Airidiiiated, whom the People had in 
 111 tlia;cltccm, that Uity dcifyd him. iS^i.tma alionu- 
 
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 44.4 ^/V Tho HtTbcrts travels into Alia nud Africa, &c. Lib Ijj 
 
 n-ittnt; tiii< Cnicli', , thmiiiht ir> h^vc piilkJ him ilown, 
 Hs lie li.iil railed him up ; ' .1; tlic Kiii(; liavmi; iinnto el 
 hi< JcliRii, III li-ivoiiri\l U) liavo rjiUJ funic I'litus liir 
 hn Jctciiif, I'lit lint liiulim* .my thit wnulj api'c.ir in 
 hi<Savi,-i', l\'i (;iiiii.illy h;:-t\l was hi) he wjn tnricd, 
 to fa\c his lili', to tly w Uwanlmn, with hnVVilcdV.t- 
 r.-.i. Mf ■iim .111.1 hn linirrflsrciin d him cmirtct'iilly. 
 ind at'tir he prrtcndcl 1.1 bo cmie .\ CJhrilti.in, he liir 
 .In Aiiuy, .'imuuiiuli-d bv .\'.i./<-i and Citin>n-iit.i''m, tn 
 rc-iiM'lk hiiii 111 hiv iMiipiif, vi\\\.\\ tiicy tttcL'hd, .iii,l 
 t'l//.' w, in uriHitiuU-, ) iDlcll'cd to Invunu' a liiiiiTcChii 
 Piiiii, frii.liif; ihc linp.'ini i I'lol's oi )»rf.ic v.iluo 111 
 Cii-nis and (iold, and .i (.'hali.c n!' the r.iii'ii.- Mital ; Imt 
 as fiioii IV hr hcird ir| iIk- M.iII'jcit nt Mijuriiiv^ wnh 
 (V t.ni|«iorhis Wifo nii.l Children, by (''../> the Captain dt hisAr 
 Vrtc'!'' "^y- ■""'''"■■ AirO);.inii- of I'lipi' U.'ijf.ur, who .illumed 
 thc'ri!leot''C'j.ii.-/'.:.' H^iJii/', I. • denied Cluilt, vet mav 
 I'd tu.Sakriliit h'mroltin M.n»/' 'm's (hi.titcI. 'Ihisdone, 
 /I. I) tjoj. with an Army of » hundreil tlionland Men 
 he cntrcd into Vw/.i, ami there did all the n I'.liief iiua- 
 giiublc, ;is well as in WilrlUnc and I'hcm:-. The / .i/r. 
 idirami Ins fury, ,ind he thakvl the poor 
 
 M<t*tf:iW 
 
 '«"• 
 
 taintJ a VieKiry over the IVi/,'j«/, aiul purrninn Co/Jj.oc, 
 iH.idc a for. ible (iitiy into CV/.-f/m/, whiih he lirll c'lm. 
 drrcd, and ihrn totally dciiiolillird liy Uro. ('r,/l-i , 
 heariii;^iit S.vhi'ij\\ ill fmreft itilVi.nc, wis intlaii.ci 
 with iMilinii, and linr an AlUiriiir to no rdir hiiii, but 
 thi hiiipeioiv.Son luviiii< notice of it, didoverd it to 
 til.' (lencial, whn liiini< pio.ok'd iiy his Mallir'i 11 
 tit'idc, laili I a d.iiip.eioiis Kehellion. 
 
 Cjhn- Iceiiin iliin('s lureeed ihtll imrominately, filKt'- 
 ;iiio a Im'Vii lirll, and tluii into a Fhix, (t wliijl lu. '' ' 
 died, haviiif! nominated AlmHr/.-i, the Son of Svr. ji^ 
 bo!nvi\l Wile, tiir his .Suierlliir, bm before the CriMMi 
 UHiid iv.ii h Ins I liad, he was llain by his Jiroilier .Wm j 
 before Ins b'aiher's faee, which l-'ratri< ide, \\ hen (.',//,,, 
 curled, h s Son coniinanded fome Villains to llioot lom, 
 and fi he lulVered for the Cri'elty he hid iifid low.ii.lii 
 hisb'.uhcr ll'nniiil,\ and breathed out Ins wrcilu'd Si ;- 
 i.t when he had reic.iied, 01 'luiiliUd the Wuild ratliu 
 5 1. Years. 
 
 //iv/)i7/(' J hearing of Ccflvoe's Death, hi.j>rd tlut ilu, ,,. 
 old<iiiarrel was at an end, and therelore iiaiilld to 7 .s '.:■ 
 ni/itieih t.i prelcm the I'atriaivh ^.ic. «> , 
 from ' ■/'^■cf, and .iinvt 
 
 ./^M alf.i undcrwin! Ins fury, ,ind he ehaltvl the poor ii//rt/c»i t.i prelcm the I'atriaivh ^I.ic.O,/. w.ili the (.'rof* 
 ChriliiaiB to <:.t^eiim. After that he takest'.i,". y.i and he had ivlciiid fruiii ' /'^cf, and .iiine.l ijure W/. 17. l"',. 
 l-'.ihlj'.t ; and to his fatisfadioii, in 61 2, hears of the tin- fiS. the fame Year that B'm/m. pn! Inhrd h;s 1 ni. • jm 
 tiinelv Deaths of t<t\tjc. and /'/r.,/. hi> tnenncs, who i';*; / f f«i. v to the WorM. and .\/.i/i.v/i7 his .•;/,ji,.>-. 
 were bihraded by llo.-.lius. 'I h.u Year alfo he fickcd' Siiia, or as the 7'.i'/i'; calls him, .V > i/.i/, rei);ni.d lij""- 
 jtp-iiiiiT, (.'.iVn'Ci, (ijt'fi^iiuin, <kc. and was overjoyed at ! Ye.iis, and wa") then rewarded foi his Rnrricide, I ciiw 
 a Victory over the Chriltians at Atitinch, whivh eiieoti-1 ll-Ain by S.ir/'.n.u, whom rhe I'njiitu c:>\l Sl.nv . 
 rai;ed liiiu to over-nm I'nh-JHiif, and ravage ''j n ufaleni } /Ir.icl'-'ilt'ii \i'x-i,il' was the iiixr Hen ro the Crown,''' 
 where he deiided the Venerable Patriarch ^^-ic/Mri* to bin cii|oye«l it j iMomhs onlv, biui}' alio Mnrdtied !>y ' 
 
 vex thrChrifti, ins, and took the Crofs from thence, and " ' ' ' i-n- 1- .1 
 
 cairied it to Shira-ic, where 'twas kept fome Years; 
 
 ■' 'f; 
 
 Nil I'lucliy 
 1.1 ihc Chri- 
 Siint. 
 
 Ili'iilim' 
 
 g*tnfl h !i 
 
 i'.i'i.i'.c, wlio was within ciijlit Months iLliii hinili'h'bv 
 ,7ii'>.-/).'.(, or Slyii-Jhr.ve, Lord of that put of J,jii,.,; 
 He much infelied the li^m.in Kiiipirc, efpecially in called /.(iiM-.7on),, 
 Ao.itJia, and Malliicied three hitndreii thoiiland Cliri- J^'or.-jhi-., at tlic end of three Months, wa« banillicd ' v 
 ftianj, vowing that he w< iild cytcriiinate their very by 
 
 Name. H-'itciiui h.id his hands lull at th.it liiiie, and Tu>-ir, or Tii iM-OdI, Natural Dauphtcr ti C /'- , '- .. 
 ilutiriiip a Cclfation of .^rlns, but not obtaining it, was whn at the end of 1 6 Months was made away by Poil'uii, 
 forced tocnpage hiin once, and again, a:id wiisaso*ten and died much laiiientcd. To her followed 
 Vidorio'.is; and at the Baiiel ot C,'4^,if'.; put h'S Anny' y,:';.tr.~-d.!.il\ who ruled 9 Moii'.lvs and then died ;?•■" 
 to flight, and made him leik his own f.ife:y in M-.l.i:. and after him ruled 
 
 U-.iclius fouphr for I'lt/!:!^, hut could not find hiiii,! W^U'>Mi-/)n. ', (,' /fc'o-'s vounijeft Dauphtcr, who p.^./,.., 
 whereupon he executed his Wrath upon his Idols, I'acri-' vcrned but 10 Months and then died, leaving tlie Go.' '' 
 ficuit; the I' (imri;; for It, and cxcingiiilhing the I'yuiim, venmient to 
 
 with which he mixed common Fire, and m idc it .u'fivc SI •^{ii, or Kfy'r, who at the end of 6 Weeks wa^lhin'"' 
 ro c.inliiiue the Cicy to afhcs. Ccjh'-oc by this time had by 
 
 f athcr'd a frolh Army out of lhrc.t)ii,t, and fent 5/j.i- I'Lvn^-T^ciUal', who was poifcncd, and gave place- •• 
 I{nhlecc,i to Forage Alb.viia ; but hearing they were in a to 
 
 pood pnfturc nf defence, he rerurn'd to wait for Snhtr.ii, Yifdgiril, who was forthwith made .Ttvay by 
 with new Forces, tvhich, had they joyncd, would have' i<("".i"'W, who met with the fiir.e fate In 1111 «.im 
 
 done miK-h milchief, hut //f'.it/>«j timely intcrpuling,! HormilJj-, whn was taken Captive, and In. Kingdom f'-j 
 defeated both thole Annies in one day, neither knowing made lubjce'l to 
 
 of the others lols. M<ilwm;t, rhe falfe I'lophet, was a Mnhmct^ A.C.C^o. Hfgyra m. Aivl fo /V/h. aitcr" ' 
 common Soldier in H^r.ic/iw/s Armv at this time, and a .Succeilion of 28 Kings, who ruled it lor .f.v. Ycat*. 
 
 Hr(;y.-< be fo"" ^f'Er th's '''* Hegyra, or liiglit from M ee 1, begins, was ff^rced tor a time to ("ubinit to the Power of 
 
 g<ii. 
 
 Am 
 
 the V,- 
 anj Drit 
 
 bccaufc the Inhabitants of that place tlueaten'd to kill rnccns. i\/ii/"m« was then iinlic /(fw.i 
 him for his Innovations, W.D. 612. and of this Fmpc- putting his //.lii.jn Ihigadc into a Mutiny h-r i-aiit of 
 ror's Reign i j. i Pay revolted, and being made their Cieneral, i]uicklv re- 
 
 C"Jhroe being of a ix'iUcrs temper, comman'', S.irhitrai, due-Cil /l'iil'i.i, 'f iir/if and Syin ; and liii.ling fC'ji.i in a 
 again to take the Field with a numerous Army, to try perplexed condition, liiizcd it. 
 
 his fortune with Hefucliiii, who. ai foon as he heard of lU'ulocl-ai fuececded M.thnmi ; he is faid to have 
 it, advances toward him, and after an hot difpute came' W.irrcd ai;ainft the Al-ai]:nr!^ Ihimtf m\A lln .-^ul .-.. 
 off Vidfor ; many loft then Jiees, but the /V)7/,ii; Horfe,' He died in his grcar CliiiuCieiick Year, hai irg fat .in 
 with tlie Gencr.il, made a fair reltcat. The F,mpcr;M Caliph, and King of Pc-;/^, two Years, and was lue- 
 had his Wintcr-Qii.-trtcrs in l'ii/'/;/.i!;nn//» ; but O/'-roflcecdciUiy 
 
 fwells witli palhon, and rcfolvcs to try another Battel 0>«<ir or Wc/J.'m':r,Son of .^;..i<f.i/'-T.in(.7/"--', a Wei-ltiij '' 
 before his laft Exit, and to that end Mullcrs together zn Merchant. He piirfued Ah, the Son-in-law of M,v • 
 Army of 1 sex 00 Men, whi.'h he divides into three parts, I"'", for pretending to the Caliphlhip, and havin.u raiicJ 
 giving one to Snyn, who was to go againll the Knipcror, i a great Ariiiv, facked H.ijl.y.i an .■/• W'/Vim City, and ptu- 
 anothtr to S.ir/Mrii;, who was to niarrli to rcr;/.',»»iciMA^.', ,' ceeeiuig .is far as (.'.r/i.M, tyrannized over ii^l.t .iiid 
 and a third he comm.andcd himlelf. Haying upon the'. 'H^)?-, Fori.agcd I'.urjiinc and h'tiin, and Iii.ailci; 
 
 lltritlim Fromier.s. H:nic:i:is hav ing Intelligence of his force and ' /(//■"/..'. 
 
 vjiicju.ihM drift, divides his Army alio into three part«, one part he' After thcfe things coming to fl.ij.yi/, his head Qi'ai-''' 
 
 ^' j"(:'c^jli»ftcnsimo i'Ar/:c«, and another uniler T/.virforr to oppofc ' ters, he rcfolvcs turepole there, and fpend ihe reiiumdcr ';. 
 
 time. S/iyii, who tho' he bravely behaved himlelf with his Rc-I of his tune 111 Fxereiles of Devotirn, niiiking a N'mvte 
 
 giment ot (.7ji >/:/««/, which he trulfed molt in, was endeavour the utmoit bxtirpation of ChnUianitv, wIiKIi 
 routed, and no wonder, tincc God vilibly helped thcl he oulged the fi.ieft w.iy to propaijare tli.' Al.oran. To 
 C-hridians in //['M.-Zoo's .'^rmy, by pouring down Hail-' this end lie gave a Coiiimnlion to .■'.-: .-, and lends liini 
 ftones rpon their liiiemics. I'hc I'e'jitin fled, and ,S".'7m| with a numerous Army Hrd again'} the ,S>'.>;,;, aiidtvi'.h 
 himfcll svas llain, but his Body was redeemed, which Miuall ojpolirion ton!; !}.imi-/.:i.<, a City at that t'.nicvery 
 the Tyrant, infieaJof allowing it a decent Burial, com- .Wealthy, and To full of Deliglits, as .'.'.^.'.m ■,- a.kncu- 
 mandcd it ihould in." airaycii in Rags, perfumed with| Icilgcd, that hedurit not trull hiiv.felf there tor tear 01 
 Dogs-turds, and cut in pieces. S^flw.n in the inoaiil tciiipta'ions. 
 
 timecntredl/jiyier, pillaged C/m/cc./iw, and laid .Siege to I In like manner he fent fundry other Captains, with 
 (:,mj!:iKti),oeH , and for ten daysltormf<l it ; bm fuch was' conliJerahle Forces, to reduce other Countries with '.In' 
 
 the refolutDiiof the Chriltians, th.it they cnuld not gain 
 an cn:rance, but heaiing of //(■c.ic.'.Vt's coming they 
 lais'd the Siege, and uiade-a fafe, tho'didHinnurable Re- 
 treat, into their owr Cluarrers. The F.mpcror refolving 
 to retaliate the /''"/i.'wi for this Violence, cntred /Inuc 
 nia with a confiJerablc Aimy, aiiJ iii a long Battel cb- 
 
 .Swoiil ; js /(.'/'.oj-tfiy, with 1 ^000 Horfe, io Ch,Jiji-iv. - 
 Hut he being llain at rhe Si^'fte of i:l,.tii-M:('"V, Mcjr:,^,,,, 
 Surivimrd '^/^t'., commanded alter him, and fulHluei.."' 
 W/vou.i-,, S.ihi -A l{.'- , CownjUi:, y.i.tii ivk and /.^i, uu-^'.. 
 king them to aekiiovvledge Ai/i/wme/, and I'.iirol '.' in- 
 lelves CJwMr's '1 rilxitaries. 
 
 j;.:;'.- 
 
 ■; -M '■ 
 
iCA^&c. Lib IIil(,hap>^^J'- ^'^' Tiio Herbert j Tr,m/i into /Vila M^i /\trica.e7-T. 44:^ 
 
 and piirrwing Cefti.cr, 
 ", H'hi, h he lirlt pluii- 
 ic>l liy tin; (,,/>•,, 
 n T/i.f.c, WIS indamril 
 If to mirtlir hiiii, hut 
 <il it, iliCidvir i1 It III 
 
 !)> liisAUlUr':, iijira 
 (in. 
 
 iliii'i iiiilortiin.iirly filK»'" i 
 a Mux, c,l wlmli Ik'"'' 
 J, till- Son vt ,s'»," ||-,s 
 Init I'c'f'orc till' CrdwM 
 liii ly Im JJroilur Sno,-, 
 ratnuilf, when G/;,,,, 
 
 Villains to lliDot lijm, 
 r\ he li.iil ufi'il towai.li 
 I om his \Hi"»lu'ii,S|:- 
 
 li\l tliu WoiM lailiii, 
 
 Di-.iih, li(.|Hil that iliPT ,„ 
 
 u-rctiirc n.i\i|ld (,i ',■ .s '' 
 
 i" w.ih ihcCrofj'" ■■ 
 
 I .lirncJ there Ken, 17 ','' ' 
 
 111 It f. ' /'h t* . 
 
 pill liihfil his 1m. ■ i,,i 
 
 iii-)i:i-: his AU^>.:i:. 
 
 ,1, >' V ;/.(/, reimitd lij'""* 
 
 )i Ins Paiiiciiic, I ciiiii 
 
 Ih'ii rail S/miv . 
 
 xr Hen to the Crown,-"' -i 
 
 iinj' alio Miinleteitliy *'■■• 
 
 Months ll.iiiihinilMthy 
 
 t' that part ot J.in.s; 
 
 Months, was Lanilhcd >'•'• 
 
 al Daiiphtcr ti r/)- 1 /.-,.. 
 < inaik- away hy Poil'mi, 
 er to.li.weil 
 loir.lvs and then Jicd ;'■■-" 
 
 •ft Daiiphtcr, who f^iyJ.-.xm- 
 
 II ilici.1, Icjvnig the Go.'"' 
 
 lul of 6 Weeks wa< llaiii '"' 
 
 ibned, anJ gave pjaa ■• 
 
 iiado away '.iy 
 
 fur.e tan- tniin i^im 
 
 pti\c, aiullii; KiiipJi'm-^-j,'..; 
 
 ;n. An-.l ft) Vf'lh. aiti-r' 
 ruled It lor 40,, Yeai\ 
 to the Pdwcr of tin- v, - 
 ■ Unnhvi Army, .inj iirit 
 ) a Miituiy fur \.antot 
 leir General, quickly rt- 
 ; and finding fC'iu in a 
 
 ; lie is faid to have' 
 ()»/.v«r.' and Ik' ' '\lli :.. 
 ■ick Year, haui:); fata-; 
 vo Years, and uai luc- 
 
 '.tl'-T.tr:i.yir;, a \\'c;,llii; ' 
 he Sofi-iii-I.nu- of .1/.:- • 
 -hlliip, and ha^iii.c r,ii:i-J 
 .irrOiitn City, aiul pm- 
 annized over -S'l/.i and 
 id liieiiii, and Iii.-adcii 
 
 B.)Z-itf, Ills head Qi'ar-'-'^^";'* 
 and fpcnd the n.nuinjcr J',,. ^ 
 otic'ii, inakini; a N'nwto 
 in of ChriUianitv, whuii 
 paijare th.- Alrorjii. lu 
 I) .■I-; i, and lends him 
 in'i the i>' .>;;), and with 
 a City at that time very- 
 Ins, as Mr.!\)ii ■; avkticw 
 iiir.fvlf there for R-ar 01 
 
 li y other Captains, wiili 
 other Couiitrus widi 'lii' 
 000 Horfe, to Ciijiji-i' 
 
 of l-.U.tU'M.yn.,:, Mefi:, 
 after hitr, niid fulxlucd'- 
 r, J,i.nin-i! and / f.' , ina-.' 
 lerttir, and tiirol '.' "u- 
 
 toll 
 
 ,i»"' 
 
 N-Ji.J 
 
 
 Hi C«n- 
 f.-fijitt 
 
 */j". or 
 ,V..ii.i 
 
 
 ll.il'it-Ol>Cit-Uu-M.\/iiMi alfo, with 1 jeoo Hnife, ftlli- 
 JiK-d ItMC, »'7/f iil'oii O'X-'-i' *"•' '--'/'v I, tho' at tint re- 
 fullid With the lol'of ^vi.u Men ; lil.l:iir.l iIk /'i-yn'- 
 liciwiil opjMiled ih'- V..I .!.•-»» at (.jIuU, .V/'.i/.i.rw aini 
 Ji-;./, Imt OwMiS l-iiiliii.i in other pla.is dit'pnited hi-- 
 Men, f I that they did noilnni' with f-i-ief.. Alter /"/J- 
 'iii.rj Death, (/■"////■/.I hilionii-d 10 npel the -V.x.^-.n , 
 and raoNtr the I ilicrty of huCounlry, Imt was ll.nn 
 will Ins uh'ilc Army. (Jint , alumt 6 Months after this 
 liatitl, «••« 'l-"i' liwihcroi-lly, and was hmud in the 
 ,<;. 1/ 1 at Mecc.i m-ai- totWi/cn, liis Prednellor, after 
 he had ruled 11 Years. 
 
 0.;iHi«, ill dflpip.hl of //''v. fi!i leeded linn, and 
 reicned ten Years, iiaving the I'ontitKacy lour Months. 
 By //Hii-i, his l-ieiil-Marlhil, who loiimian.'.ed a (-real 
 Body if Horfe, lie f ibiiAilediliversl'artsof Sii'th-.'lj.i.k, 
 n ,Nh/«/./ji| am' Miitniiitnii', as tar as 7'«'.(' or Crti- 
 
 \l.ii', Sultan of n.rw.t/;-", nvcr-nm Jv/c, '-.iv/. ' '■ 
 t II. MiA ii'iJ.', wlnae he ailted main Ciueltiej; and 
 amoiigother ihiiijis, diiiu.f llud the Inline Co Ij'. 1 Iniili 
 hy <'/;,:i -J id /.vi.ii.ij, at the evpeiitC nl .500 Talents iii 
 11 Years, This hii;;e li- u;.' was ot pijded Hrafs. fco 
 (limits hf'li, ill- Tliiinili.isl'inasa large Man, the I.ejjs 
 Oiisd on either IhIc of the Ki\tr, li) wide, that a large 
 Vellil undei Sail miijlii pafs herweeii them. In one 
 Huidii held a |a\eliii poiiiiiu); to the liall, and in the 
 Bn-all was a Miriiuir, 111 whi h the lidiabitaiits of the 
 Jllc lould ilclVry Ship^ at a dillunce. He fold it to a 
 Jfpvi.f /-.wiV/.i for Zto/. Stcilinc, who broke it do\\n, I 
 and loaded 9^0 Camsls sviili the Brafs of it. He alio 
 dcfa.-fd 100 oilier <'c.'(i//i//s, and 70000 loltly Momi- j 
 meats. Ueinilm the y<')H.i/j tnipeior died W. f. 640. 
 after he had rei5;ncd Jo Years, and ll.'i/iJiui'i Ci>>tjl,iiir:. 
 uui fuixeeded Inin. He was poyfoned in thcythMoii'.h 
 cf his taiipirc, [)y Mjrtiim bis Step-Mother, that Ihe 
 might advaiK'c her Son //-'r le nta, Imt contrary to their ' 
 expcrtitimi the People banillicd them both, cutting off 
 . their Noles and Tongues, and Cotjl.ini was faluied Lm- 
 peror. o^nnvi by this time had fiiiilhed Iiik I'aiaphrafe 
 ii|0ii the Alcoran, which he digelted into feven finall 
 Tra<5f«, and lubdivided into an 114 ChajHcrs. And 
 (ioct Mr.homtt m the feeond and third A\.t,i, prciniles 
 the grcatcft lliare in I'aradilc to I'l.cli as dcitroy nudl 
 I 'nbeli£\ cts, 0,-tfi.in liai iiig done hit Church-work, lie- 
 \ile-. fnaii this I)o.itr.nc to enlarge his l.mpire, but un- 
 der rhi-s C'hantablc pretence, to ihew other Nations the 
 way to Faradife ; and to that end, prumifes his Bleilini; 
 to -ny that would undertake the Comjueft of hhli'i, 
 Aid.-.i-lici.-l-.unr, a Man both Valiant ami Superftitioii-;, 
 accepts the Taik, and with ijoot c, Men haftciis fhithcr- 
 waros, but by 0^m.iii'i Inl^ruc^ioiis firll dirc£is his 
 Coiiffctowards 'lii'/'i'r, and luhducs ///i,i, (,';i.:/,»r, A/./i- 
 icniihar, Giil>i:l:cr<, and lUicir.r.ti, as fir as 'Hel'un and A - 
 dx. Rivers beyond x\\c().\i.s. (J;i:i.iii by thcfeConijueHs 
 made hinjl'elf tlic molt puill'aiit Prince then living, yet 
 tho Multitude at home was lo enraged agaiiilf him, that 
 he was forced to drink I'oilon voluntarily to clcape being 
 llain by thcni ; and lo he died in the 8S Y'car of his 
 Age, in the 5th Year and Sth M-Jiiih of his Cabphihip, 
 A.0.6<iS. 
 
 Ally, the right Heir, was after his Death fal ited C.t- 
 liph by the Army, which coiUiited of ir.,.,1 I'e iir.i:s, 
 and 10000 Aiitbs, at Mc^J.j ; bur his Reipn v.as t. II ot 
 trouble, for AU;-/ the Xiii.ik, chief of the 0;/)i«/.I'/ Race, 
 Uorir.iiig at O^m.jw's fall, and thinking himlelf won'.iy 
 to fiicceed him, enters A'lwi.: wiih a hundred tli.-iilaiid 
 Men, refoKing to Uepofe /-//I/, but in the hilt bin, .un- 
 tfr was well beaten, and loft ten thoufand of his Men, 
 hut at the I'econd B,ittc', A".) loft not only the Day, but 
 his Life and Ciowii, and 
 
 Mavi, ovM.i.ivij:, was falutcii King. Ally died in the 
 fjtlYearof bis .-Ngc, and was buried at -'^/./wrJ near 
 Ciif.; iii'on l'.i::'h:.uc.'. He left a Ring, with win 1 the 
 Pcrfinn Kings Wed their Kingdom, and the Motto of it 
 is, CorAc Sinc-in licimi Iv). iw. By I'.it.'in.i, M.:l omct's 
 only Daughter, Ai'i had Ihc'-m, who had twelve Chil- 
 dren, which A/.i;i llew all, but MhU-.-C'V'.Jm, or A/.i- 
 l-omti-\t.il'c.l'.)i the youngeft, who ellaprd, and is 
 tliought ftillto be alive. 
 
 i^/.iij having thus ftiiied h.ir.felf in the Co\crnniciit, 
 fent Siijhhius his Kiuf nan witli a great borce againft ihc 
 Crtciniis, and ro bclicge .Svjct/c and B-'ytniiinn, but by 
 Cotift/intine the Kmpcror lie was llain, with thirty thou 
 land other .s"/iMf5«j of his Army. 
 
 The fame Year the Plague raged fo horribly in the 
 M,ihcm.-t.iii Umpire, that the like bad not ever been 
 known, and Mui/ himlelf died of it, in the 77tli Yen 
 of his Age, and 24 of his Reign ; his Symbol was if,- 
 titjce pteci.'. He was fo iuiplacV''ly bent againft the la- 
 
 iiiily (if All', ijut b.'ddcs thcSlauphtrror his .Soimnd 
 <>randcliildieii, he .aiiud an hi hnn 10 be «Ud daily 
 111 then CoiiiiiioJi Pr.iyi r agimd liiio, which the Oil 
 •"''•■•i l-.iiml-, I luinued fi.r ei-.'lu Dclren'--. till b'/ '>»' •> 
 If wa-alvililhe I, and ;hr .Murder of .;/.s F-'amil.- w.vi 
 fveiiged by AlJ.l.i.s.j I . ih, jid ('alii.h, who iiiMting 
 all the Oiiiii './Race, b.iiij b I'lrl'm-, ' < receive thf 
 b'caliy, caulcdihciii allti. br Miii,|,-r.-il, and then ha I 
 ihis Dirge hiivj over th -111, Bn thf .l.n <t Hiilfan rt"./'i- 
 '■ .M,s,.,,t. Abort ih's limi thir'wcre f.h leriilli 1 
 
 il VpI.ip.cs >■ -re 
 
 '•.irihi|iiakcs 111 'y;,-, ili.ir (.cz Citie,* 
 ' ti turned by thnii in mil- Ki'lit. 
 
 I'e-y:!. orj.--', to'|..Wfd'A/ - / He « isani-mliicnt ""•'-' 
 Poet, and p-.ii till? Alior.in ii'o lUiliiie. Mis Riot and 
 VeiK-ry f.iexafiir.Uc-d U.-./<:.-."it-,'..--H-.-,;. ,.'r..i, ihat li« 
 n ade him av,-av wlieii he Was but 40 Ycuaold, ha-.ing 
 rilled bi.t three Years. 
 
 A/»'i w-asaii|ui;kl> Dcthroni-d by •'■"'' 
 
 Ai.!-'-H:ii-j':.-.l, a W.-i// inm.m, v.-ho fat but j M-.-nrln, • ' 
 and till 11 was d>.piM'ed liy >'"' 
 
 Mii'i/iii, wild w-a. dUpolf. Hi 1 by 'in-. 
 
 Ai.l.tl.1, who was bereft of l.jfc and Ki'icdom by . < < . 
 
 /1/rj,, or /</./..'/- .\ /-.'-, "l:o was |i;rci.d to tly I y .<.»«- 
 
 L)iiti:cus, as he hinif. If was by 
 
 OyL-.h'c, who was li.iin by ■"( j!i:i' .i.'i hi.![; by 
 
 Si'.)iii.ui, wlm w.is(-.x|iill'ed Iv 
 
 Alhiil-Mclcc, who reluming friiv Kai'iilir.cir, t 
 \eiige to the nttcimoft iipoii A/^/.- 's Muidii..; 
 
 I ■.(.!■ IW, 
 
 .1 
 
 I 
 
 t.hiiliians weie the woife lor tlir. ' ' 'iiui 
 f •itluvith Foiragcd S- '.., .4i»n'„..i ai..' J'. ■• 
 the fit'teeiuh Year of his rnii^ii-c died, >-ldai 
 
 kr. 
 
 I! 
 
 '.« 
 
 mil. : 
 
 'O ' 
 
 •h-s 
 
 b -i.i; 
 
 • ■ he 
 
 .Ar- 
 
 rebci!. 
 
 I 
 
 . ,,:i 
 
 Vpofed by 
 
 Vht, calli-d c ■./>,-.', an.l K.iil 
 SucccH'ir. This C'a''Dh died of pi 
 mies, which he hud :"--ir iiit.i S. 
 him, 
 
 C;«.'^.-i«vw lurc-.eded h'ni. ar. I hi- 
 
 Oinr.r-B.i.-'U .I'l .i,ci,', who vs 
 
 7V,-i'/, the S.m of A( ■■ ■ the l.tte Caliph 
 
 /-:/■ ,i'-:i/i irifi h.'d ..iff nil aiici him. a tool hardv and ' '•'■' 
 iinfortnn .te Friiicc. .-M'tcr his Uca'h th.-bir.pire was di- 
 vided bet IV cell 
 
 Gi-;.'./ aud'f J.'../, wholi.wiiii' fpi il f M'.ell in 'V;.- mid ;' -' ' 
 Aj'.iik, invaded ILo/' with aU the I-orc--s they eridl ge: '' '"'' 
 tc-getlicr. // I .Vi's .Arm>-, led by •■!/..'.''(-;):, havirgli.lt 
 ciollid the Streight in \'ede!s, mirclu-d into V;.i.',.-,' r n- 
 qucred'i'- riM./,-, r.n.l fc'lVd thfi.ifcl.cs tlirre f-irnv.ii 
 hundred Y'ears, till of laic l\,-.:l>i,:ii.l and in. Si cicilov, 
 drove them out, ,ind I.. reed them into i(i7r ■. {; 7,-j"s 
 Forces, led by S".i-/< -.' 'r.,, entred F „■;., .-. but liict '.'.itll 
 likh reliftanre from C^.trlcs Mi'ir', ihrnlving. .inl i-'r^.i 
 /■■(•II./-, that after a long and fuu'-: !i;',lir, in light of the 
 City of /i/.-.i-i, in I'li.'ii.r/i ■ in /■' <:/.-.-e, {he Sm.ucrs v.'tn 
 beaten, and three luii'dred ifiv-f-nd of tho-11 lla-n, in- 
 ly 22. 716. The News of this ir.ibfor'.ur.e lo afiiiCteJ 
 the two Caliphs, iliat ili.-y c'ied iiud. 
 
 Mil :■ in was placed in 'i-.iir llc.ul, in vv!io''e r'.nie '/ i'- •''■'■ 
 ■ ill his General p-jrpofed to iiiv-idc T.-i r.i v \vi h an hun- 
 dred ihnnfand Men, but ill the v.-..y w,i< alfaiiltcd by 
 Sophy .S.r.'ir, St. -i.-ii.ii I 'sSon, difcen led from .-'•>, and 
 in the ccnlhCf (la'n. ' !.:ii v, in rf-venr.c, invades /'r- 
 /.'. I wiili three hundred ihonfand Nicii, and enc unicr. s - 
 .1" near v^-m/mivj;, wh:i vaii>puihed ilie >'i-^i,iii with the 
 lofs of an hurdred th(,nl'and of his Men. M.uiivi .-.f- 
 frigh-.ed at this k/s 'd'es to Hi^ly -■-, and Iroin thence by 
 •"■,■,,: into A'.' yp-. S.vy.i pur'ucs ii 111, and bv his l<a- 
 nilhinent or Death put .111 1 .,d to tin- R;i ■ of his invete- 
 rate Enemies liie ;;.-/(•'•.-/;>;/».•, ^ -gun I-v 
 iiiily of ' >, or If.-.' -/J.'-/.:.', I epiii bv m 
 vtr the Scepterof /'r /;.(, .-1. .'~, ;'^v', I ier. 
 
 St. A:{»uii!i mounted tl.i 
 
 !I 
 
 •'-;/. The Ki- 
 .- means to lec,'- 
 
 1 , . \vh 11 
 • V...S Cr \v:"?ii.> 
 
 King at Ciit.\ and fat as Calij-h alfo j for .u*!i,-.' .■'.' ■ :'- ./..i 
 oppofed him f >r j while, yet he hehi • 11 ;;ainft him. 
 AI>oe,t this time i; wis cl..i- th" 7'.!.-';', liv. ig then in tl'C 
 mult Northerly Pans of ^'•,i':;/u., ma.Je an Irrnpiion 
 through the C^//>i.:h Sf'r;;"'/-', and for foi.le time fe.itcd 
 tlleiulelves in 'V.moni.ln'.-, a f'-oviiVi* in ^)ir. ■n.: n- 
 der-.tcr. This /l-/.-;iii7/ jt was, that re, ivcd A/..? '."s Te- 
 ncnts to the Honour of Ai'i, and Difgrace nt the ih.-.ri: 
 
 iSucceffors of A/.r''o»i ,% piib'iihed ai'ierward 1-v S.:t 
 
 ',(i:i'i:t of AiilnveH. ' Sr. •!;i'ji;,V being dead, his Son 
 
 S.i.'yii was faluteil Kin,!', whtj living but 1 Years, -' '"'• 
 Aliiic" , called ii//;/-i.'i and Al>!:.u:!v, fccceedcv' hiiii,.*. .i.^f 
 
 ' A. D 75S. Heg. 15S:' HercpairL-d K.-, /«.'. 
 
 ; Mch.i.ll-Ahidir,::n followed him, and nc-itt to hin.'.o-i'i 
 reigned •"•'-' 
 
 \hj:i, or /-;,,/.// A/.'i yi. In his t'.mc Ci'.'.i'lnn."'<.c Hou- •'•H'' 
 lilhcd, and this lilo under King l'.i.\:r changed, its nam;: 
 from Biii.iin lO LnJ.m.l. He was the I'atlier of 
 
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 //•ii-tiwi. 
 
 W>« •' mifhi, iir .li'on, whom th^'; I' f>.\!' fpitk In illili.li 
 ot. (U'hi'lu I'/iM' unity null the r.n\p.Tihir ( ''i'''', 
 .util tlK*\ iWit linluHulnri iinil PrclJiWi to oik .iiiotti t ' 
 Hf 11 liiit r.i luvc ilu'd ,11 /< /.■!>■, Ill lih riiiii loiiii 
 l*»n.lti.k Siliuil.iis uniloKduk rofly ii\ tlif (inlit ol lln'ii 
 l«'i li, lull i'ciiilu-.l.iiiMiiiti!\'." Rocks, iIh)' ilif Wii'I »v.'- 
 Iii|{li. ///!ii)«, .itiir 11 ^l.ll' lUilr, .licil, iiiJ wj. lui 
 
 hlniiiiiei lli>S''i, \i!i I roi .;iio.l Mm Vi in. 
 flvii '1 ( iiiu sl'ioi I'.iiii. I lo npcil lu II I lit the I'lr'JH 
 ."■', .lii'l iriiM''li\l fiVi-i.il IiliiiiU ill ilu- M>:l,icn.iH-.i . 
 .Si;i aiklilyiii;, wai> I'limfli il liy 
 .»'« /.-i ,v , will) iii'.il.y 
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 Ill, 
 
 r.im/ff/.,„Hi,.m..tM Jicil. t,\-. W./j, ,4„7, i„ui «j, k, 
 rial 4t ^//r-., m ( ,,//..„<, ai,j ,(,r, ^ Yc.u> aticr the !■ 
 < '/.VilntfNilowcJ. ItiiiM,, a Vii lfhiii.1 Imii, ,,1K,, 
 ^..7(,w^ who (wimliny .. «tfat /cul, atU ,Wdu ,1 
 Um:a„i'la(ion, iricl all ilmi,^, ».,r thr pulling ,U,^„',( 
 
 wliich lie ihiiiirfcOkJ'il 
 
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 , I'll! Ill- ill .1 Ih'irt i;iiu Vi.'tiir w 1, .untuii 
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 *■«...' kiiip, toihc Comiiiid ot (vy;.. which l,y u,, 
 Ovvrihr.wotw ,/.,,„„, an J ,ho lU-a,!, u" jr.J-v/.* 
 »-.».s ()uukly cHcOf.l. W. /). i.pn, //,,,. 8,,,. T,,; 
 •»aiiit <i» / ./i.r. Ill the mean imir fcmpolal., new M„ 
 .liliit tlim-, liAtluit>. Willi ,1 h, 
 
 \.-,-/ n..,f. 
 
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 ., C.llllc 111 
 
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 fill- III /;/ ;i||,| /■,.,;,„,, „.||,,.[, ,■,. 
 
 ..,.,,,, , ;''" Ivr."ii. il.t- ()|.i,Miof.li.- 
 
 V . »llo|iru-|* lil.i.Misiicw I), .'(iiiHIoln' in, iMil Willi- 
 "Ht l-v,ini fiaiinii. Hi tju(-lir ihim, ih.it '■.(/-, / Om,- 
 •livlOji,,,.,, il„- •l,|,i-C.ili|lii ih.\rlii,iii,!r.l ,\/.,/,„,,-' 
 vWiMiiih.y h,u l.'Uii.ry c|U-c;iii.l as l'i-,.| iiris, sv,,J 
 lii.!;"ll.'is, .111,1 li,ti,.U-lii'p.ti||-c-r:ih(h Ship ( itbiim-''^'- 
 '"'1. m;lit, li|,.i, ihf .ui,.iii.t (.1 his M..rrin, uiilil;'"" »l 
 '• ".«..,,',«,, ..iiU l)4ii;;hurj «ii,llo,i Ns'.Mhmi.hriZ' 
 lHth.i,,l,,,,,,hu.pr,i.,.t,J|',„rlu-,.ll,ui.UUi-,pii 
 
 I'll Ilu- C,l. 1-11. 1.ll, .111,1 IVpiltC-.lllcRlKlu, J hi;, ■ 
 
 •••I ;lil iiin, ruil,il,lc DiH.-i 
 
 ii.ii.i , i, tnat til, 
 
 Jill th(- ,\//.r/. ,!r. 1111% II iiiii,,. II , riN i|i,i|,i ,„ i(||j I 
 
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 /v./,..Mh,i,i ,iiihiiii,lu-,| Chr ftiim. Thishr.-.Kh w.ivoii 
 lino. l>y (..ui; tri.i.lv.iivc his own Tribe, as ili-i: cii.lr,! 
 
 r..in ,W,,r,irM,,,„, ,hi.-Cii-aii,ir,,ii„t" w,/r, ami t„ i,,,),, 
 IMS Aiiils to tlu-C'i,n»ii ,ali,r. whiji, when 7,,.,.,/,. 
 
 'i-rr,iu-il, (,:i,ii witli.lri w li millf innulit- .(/.i''w«Tn 
 
 •!""'-''''7';olt"l'ihi-m,-:,imtoiintimt-Jycni!s. an,hhnr 
 lot S.i;-.'iiu-i, Viiiot /)./.i,»r the //;i<i t.hi|,ltviili-l| lino iiuhyQiui re's amiiiij.ihi-iiik-lvii(or(hc 
 
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 the Caliphs III' ilic 
 .-1, /). loj. , //ri; 41 
 
 i,.-"; M/i.i the J.i.uii ;, who MMs ,:i!l,-,! ii.ro I',' //.i 
 I'V the then s'.i,/,ii;, to a.i'iit lum .T,i,,iii.lk the il.i »/. kmh 
 
 /'<.;/./-: When the /».(; hi. I Ireea ." i/r«.,v t'loiii hij fPn". where he ii,.itiii\l .V/,;.//., ilie Oaiiehtei oiX/I' 
 n.tJi;',er. he J, (iriil to (V liiio 4im-iii.i 1,, Mlit hsKin- ''"'''" to h:sSi,n /t./i-/ ,W,/r.r,i|mt |iisA,iels t,, the 'Ihroiie 
 iii-e,l! Mho u-,!e lately fi-iu-.l tlitre; l- t was ilenieil, iiii);lit liereiulrr.! ii„,ic(.,,iy. ty,i«-C.i//,i« itijl |n.,,[ wlm 
 W hiih he re'.ciite,! Willi liuh iii,piti,ike, tlur Kt'. te .\fi- he hait ^nnijuertil, .m.l |ivc,lloi,ir in Heaic, niaintainini: 
 ;■«/,-.' ttulilappidr, the ai-;;ty' Jv<. he was bereave,! •' pom! CuireCj tr,lcn, , with ,\;.i.w/;,-/ the f.'iM.-' J,,,;. [ 11 
 I .itliof I lie jihI Kin!.;,loin! |n his Death the I'aiiuh nt beinp lilli itjtcil to it liy ihe /'.■«,-(jV;«-, he inuJiij' ,hc 
 .s. ./-//.,,/;' uas ei iplcil, ti|| y ,:.l/ .-j^,-/ leceivcil tlie '" i;; Domin ons, an I liir(;ht feveral tiiiu-s (ina-|»lii||v 
 Spleiulonrot' It. I'Miii ri*.;;,,! i'/^ .v lief.eii.'.ed , with f.vo iireat J' ;<!//'.' Ciinii.i|v, Mujlrfi.i ,i„i\ Arrurii,' 
 
 Of i«", Son ut' /■•/,,;,/ 'iliP 0...«,-;.i.., who ill IJ"-, lii.t at lalt was overpuwue,! aiul wi rllcl l.y A/W»,nf, ' 
 llf^.C'%a. UiJilu- l-o,iiKl.iiion ot" the I'u <;■/''' l-nipire 111 : lor pncf "f whuli, top.cihr with /\j.,-, In- ,jnij, ;'„ ,1^,' 
 Jiii and Ci.'i/'-, as the S.il-hi.'cui eoinmanJeJ ivy/;,' Viar 1477, and wa^ biiiie,! at C.iit'oi. Me left Uvcn 
 begun I _ '■— ' ■■ ■ - 
 
 i','.ov<;-;).",;', Son 
 or Ir.iini. He was tlaiii hy Tteafoii, and his .Sue^ellovir Diaihir, iilj at U-ngih iiioU ot them liciiii; kil,M an,ilhe 
 was I reft flcl, ' ' 
 
 C'vt w.'-r-.', ."-/.c's .Son, \v!i,) \v?s (lain by Oh-ien-} /:;;.</<•% j;ot the PoU'jIion of k, ,- ..1 k.pnt pca.-,MMv£,.„, 
 ,£//<iw, I'riiKCot (;,i^-; ■/■.-,;, aii.l leh his (loverinnent 10 hvc Yean, nil leimi. .l^/c U,^ Uu.-hn m Taw eimvii ' 
 
 l-.l->,'.:v:.ocii-,\Uli:J, wi-.oie Son .""«■/ hiMiig ni.irrieil pr"'-"' '7 hi> Sanctity, he fji'ew jealous of hiin, an,! |, 
 the l).ui;n:er ot' M\\-Jhi._ King o\ f... .jiirjl i», eiitrea I'V th. Si-^.^rltions ut /,.v ,r, hecaiilcdhinuo be miir,lci'. 
 ('.-■//: VMtli a jiieat Aviiiy t'loiii Co"! ui, an.l near 7'i/t ;f 'ed, aii.lha,! d.nie thelike tonis San ll'-mt.-.', but thjilm- 
 ll. w A!iiii:!j>i'li\iJ-:': i:-l\iipl; aiid ill ail' tiler l-ii-ht '".15 timely iio'i,-i , f it by a Irieml, he wiJulrew 10 /'?■ 
 
 ;'"'•''■>■' ■"^■'■'""i"- <'*''\'' ■,•••"•''.■'", .Ill 1 I,) elVaprUth,- 
 l)jii('.ir. 1/ iiMflm theniiantiirc, as Ins Yeats eii.ii,ii. 
 ed, I . ,li,l his K. piiau.in with the /V /,;.:/,■/, wlia feeiiu. 
 his I oiiiai-i- and Ine,, 11 -itv. wiilicd for .inOpportimit, To 
 
 , , "'I'' '""1 hii;hei-, which hi.- was as ready to embrace. 
 
 (..'■.r'.T./H,/-./.i.-/w.isC,ahph(t «.!,.'/.', an.lpaiti 1 /'.;;.:, A.V,-,/, or .-V/.-r,.,/. , /•.■;,,„s Broiher, aiinim; at ihc 
 
 wh. le I'eviivh Siie,elior j Cioivn, pa\e ///v;i,;.- an Ociilion to r.ii!e what Fcrc-s 
 
 , Ai..;/.i<-.i-Y»', WMslliin by C.''.^i;.-.-r/*i.-i, ./«. //■;;. jSo. Ihis l-'ri. nd /'. -.-I..') euuld alhli him with, upon ihe)ii!t 
 
 and '*'i'"^"^"-'''' l'e^"|'iini> hiniUlt, and revengiiia his Fathci'i 
 
 .VmyMij ^-I'iU-MinJui goveriie.l Cl.-.'.J.ii an,l l':J'i: in Oeaih ; and lo he | oH'circd limuelf cf Su'm-.H) u|i.,h 
 
 hispLiie. jlie lontied. lUi-.n iinme,;iatilv advanced with all hii 
 
 C'-.i.<i/ .t',i.'-'«'( the T.'-, mtre.! I'.-i />,.). /). I415. 1 l-'.r,es to fnpprcls thefe Rebe.li-.ns, and fertuiiaiclv 
 
 /(;^70S. audhaviiv^ rnli.l t hi ee Years, left worlk-d Mor.ul, and ol li^jed him ro Hy Cor lai'ay inio 
 
 i\i>,:-tlJ.:h- to 111,,-ecd him. If; alfo died after tliree| W'.i.'/.i ; but his Siiccels witli Ijhm.iel w.isJear dirf'erciu • 
 
 Yo.irsat C.i.'/,i", andlet'i li,x Sons, ofwhiehalloftheiiidicd' lyr ///.'w.ii-/ havin}; obtain d iiuiiy .uldiiional Rccruiis' 
 
 iimimely, except I Iroin 'J.r...;, and eficeiaily from /li:;c,iwn, hrll IIck 
 
 jo;n-'si . In his tmii; the Or; 7>;.-!« Ra;c had f) cii-| /'' .t-j;-/./r/y/,his Fathir's M-irdercr and then loinini- Ba-- 
 
 lari;,,! their Con.p-cil in the /.,:// r ■■V'lu that the G'caun\ tie with his l'n.;!e liutn, at or near t'l.i.c.iu-, thcMi,!- 
 
 rniiccs, to Itop thit Irrpctiioiis Torrent ) were f irced ! way 1 etwcen Ss-i-.i iwii and iV>v;-, after an lionr's l-iehi, 
 
 by their b.iibalfailois to hep the I'rote.'lion of the Vk'Ki-: had the better, and [ut /-./i.o.'s Aimy to lli(;lit, liiiiiitll' 
 
 ri.i IS Vi :.: , '['ini'juir.w, uliu li.iviiii; lately received an | being llain in ili,- purhiit, and lb 
 
 ////m.i>-.', lui named V,.,-/,, boih by lil.iod aiidConqueft,u»., .. • 
 pot the l': Ji.u, S, 1 1 III into ImHand, rlie I'eople receiv- 
 iiighiinwrhiiiiivnlalj,,y, tor the Kc.tauratioii of thi- 
 Duutemio al'mue.,! ticii own DI.kxI. Hie Cidwn 
 was no kioner on ///.i.'i/:/.'s Head, bu: by 1',, damat.on he 
 ratihcdthe Ri|orinai;,iii Ins diandtadiLi lia,l eomru',1, 
 aiiiMcelared the //-(-j Here- irks, and to ailiire tluni of 
 Ills l-'itncls to p)\ ern, he entrtd L in l>,\ w iih a Lonli.Kra- 
 bleArniy, aii,l redu.ed ii, and Icon after did the hie 
 to Aiweiii.i, Ah.-.nir, t:.:>i.i, and i'.i/iv-/ii.i, whidihe chal- 
 lenged lor his Right, asdef.eiided of VJun-Ci.Jhv.; to 
 the Anuzniient of the T,,-;;;. About 1506, ii-i/.-t.v.j 
 Ay.l,:,!, Uil'.ipic, out of zeal to propagate his new 
 bioathed Opinions, and force the erroneous 7*i/; to a 
 CoiitcriMiiy, with acoiifidi rable Paity of Horfe, which 
 
 li-l'.c.l-'Klf, his Son at .?/"'■ in?«. T,i i/.//h.Miii>.i;. 
 fii e.-e,Ld V/'-- 1:Ih/:ii\ who wasllain by /l.i/sMf-//.si Iid 
 Jinrher, and (.' / /md Ins Smi r.i!eJ n lii.s tlea,l, vvhoalrer 
 he had t'oia>;e.l /«./'--, die,l //i.j f.(:, and in him ili,.- 
 s.ib.it ijiic l-'.iiuily eanie to an eiu'.. In tin te tiiie-^ 
 
 ' ' hit «.!,■ .'/.», an.lpaiti II'.;,'.:, 
 
 Alf'nntfnim the 'i«'i;, wil.ingly ini.lcrtook it, and with 
 a'l tile loiee he eouKl ni.tke, iiiarcheih acainll ttr.j.t-^t. 
 N't.u iMiiiiiit w. '> (in tho I'l.iin where i'omvn worllcl 
 Mi:i.'iiJi!:s j was niainiaiiid a long and bloo.ly Fighr be- 
 tween tlieni, but the V'ldor till to i.:in!>cr:,:; r, who lluw 
 iiiiny tlio land ■l'...v to gain r, and hning taken «..- 
 Ml-', put him in an Ir. 11 Cage, as Men iifed todo V\'ild 
 ilealts. and rarried hiin III that riiliculous poltiire, thro' 
 all his iM.ir.h, al'icr uhuh, the rcll of the /'.'-;/'' Pro- 
 vinces f.ib.iutted 10 him, wiihout any conlidt-rable re- 
 liitan, e. 'if.inlciUiu- pilling iliio' Mril^i: towards Sn- 
 »:.:,ii:iiiil, gave a briendly Viiii to .'ij-f, or V.'cc-.SV^v, a 
 npiitid Saint at that time, living in .I-. ^.ir..', who pcr- 
 leiv IV' ihat bv // /j.m- '', ^I's /V.lvice, the C'onqueioui 
 h.ul de, reed many thoufaii.! I'nfonerstoSlaveiyor Deaih 
 
 ■• ■.^: 
 
 b.,-'.^pel ihiir Libert , whi.h J.i».7w.'.i-/.- granting, this i '/fcw^:.-/ ,g.-,\e hini liberty to laife, .md diiide with his 
 Al.rc, highly increal'ed the Opinion of his Uolyncfs. 'Fellow- Uifcipk- C.i.//.-»/, gave a noiabic Dilliirbance ni 
 
 th.' 
 
 Il'-J" 
 
 iii-^; 
 
 lllf Tlirki !■ 
 Ilereliiks, 
 
 llu- W.'/.i/.'i 
 Sn.11,1, tli.- 
 nv.n'v tho 
 du'Cioverr' 
 i.-l, at I CI 
 ti)i'.i'.',^''i" 
 Kithitfli 
 
 liiii.rhiu' 
 /III,-,' fili-tiir 
 r.iih ell,, Ml 
 pi.ii'lils .11' 
 
 I'MiMiniain 
 .. stviiheC 
 liiini loih 
 c^liCT, put 
 This Si 
 Ijlmir.n I'l 
 liglH oft Kill 
 
 ■ r, aii,l W 
 
 Wit'.'olll to 
 
 isir be liiti 1 
 
 /l'.-|«.Il'. iv.i 
 ■. >'.fi/, llie 
 \;; Cf, th.i 
 
 ., / r>n^ ai 
 ii.r)',er in hi 
 i.iiiin, dire 
 o,.,'. audi 
 .i.iclalirh, 
 of \. , •' .-, 
 I' II.', I. J ; 1! 
 Iiinuib. aii,l 
 lie I',-. ;/'-i» ' 
 
 Itut heai 
 
 ;"ii- ■'■• '-' '• «•' 
 
 v... uiih a iMcai I 
 'on uidi Sp.i; 
 w.bbr,iii",bt I 
 /(.;-», aiiil ih 
 h\ trra,-heu 
 I'- fan (larii 
 ot Hi-retirks, 
 irany ol them 
 ii!to/).'.'','r 
 T.'ii'i;//!- Qjiai I 
 ni-.ir ''.!'. i»J. 
 Ill ilie n.inks 1 
 III ill.- Ycai 
 /J.i;;,//;- bv ilie 
 Sum i;f .Mom 
 /''..-.-/^H-/- Agi 
 j\\<\ and /t,-; 
 ,V-, .1 fec-ceilc 
 .1 V\'ar .Tii.ii.il 
 hslMerliroi 
 I ;i tli.iiif.iiul I 
 i.l ii.iirli him 
 .111,1 falli-d till 
 I'lms. ///'K/.-i 
 ivaiihid again 
 lytl.mlaiiil bo 
 li.illthe I limb 
 lip in a l.irge 1 
 I.' 1. and Ilea 
 a moft ineir.. .1 
 n,r. an,l refoli 
 liMin.l leii /h I 
 tlicn- was no ( 
 Silim iinii e,lij 
 '■11, it niay li 
 111 his reiiirn 
 •'■......., tob.-l 
 
 « ■'■'. an. I Ins 
 «iih all Ills I', 
 vU:,r,.:ri, tl 
 ('"■:! Ill the Ki 
 viiife, whi'.h 1 
 111 the nie.^ 
 ,Sol,lii-rs, .-iiul 
 i'll,',l A;i.:;r(.,/r, 
 
 IVrf .n and H,: 
 called Ci'.^r.-/ 
 but now of a I 
 
 .ill Wi'lbi-xpiTl 
 
 and till ih.ii re. 
 thcfo things V 
 Mlhnntt Aih-hi 
 S'.i-'I'im.M was 
 ccoJing Years,! 
 
 llrl. .- 
 
 ..dl 
 
ca.cTt. 
 
 '•» 14''7, iirul viis I. 
 1 1' Yt.ir* alici the I' 
 I I'thiii) liiin, alM 
 ill Zial, atui Aii(!cln,il 
 
 r thf I'lilliiiii ilcwmf 
 
 Hi- lllMldl 
 
 ii:ii..c.iijin, till- wi- <„. 
 
 IV /ir, which liy the 
 c iltath of y((.n-V/M 
 7'-. 'Ai'. 8u. Th. 
 •fc,tiip(iii'tl,» new M(i. 
 y.i\ to make i jvipitr. 
 I /'.■/■ '/ , \vh|. h till- 
 
 1 1,1' ()| mi II ol' the 
 111 mil' ir.runlwjili- 
 . th.u '•,,//", ,', Owrti, 
 
 r iiiuii'.li'il M.,hi,„t\ 
 
 il .Ti l'rn| iilts, WltC 
 
 f'ili|liM.i|' ( itUiiii','*'''- 
 
 I I"* Mam.iKc uuhL::;::/ 
 
 B.l.Hd II U'lMhcillnhtl'-M 
 
 ic'ij IliL.iiM 1 1- i'K|niri> 
 'iJ**'. Ihib hjs laiil- 
 vi'i-ii thi: l,i'l{i ,iiul ('.■.- 
 I ilii I iiicr tliroii. :;- 
 nil imiis 1(1 kilt 1.1 , 
 Tills Hrr.uli iv.n,,ii|. 
 1 Tribe, lis ili'i; I'liilr,! 
 
 if .-U), ailil In iivtki- 
 
 ivhiJi, when Jaii'ihi 
 IlirnUit- liil'lr.n Tci. 
 lio n.iii(;hti'iof1/i . 
 sAiiil- lo ilic 'IhroiK- 
 -(■.I//.I// Itill ki-ptwhat 
 n HcUL-, iiuinuiniiii; 
 
 ll-ahcf.iCi; i„>/;^ l;)| 
 
 nil-, he- imjJul ihc 
 ral nines fiuichlully 
 liijlfpr.i .iiiil Airiir.ir , 
 wirltf.l liy MnUm:'. 
 Ai',1-, hi- iluil, ill ili- 
 
 ll(>/'. He- lift liVCII 
 
 imdy cfiils, aciiliheir 
 iiij5ihi-iiilcln.'!iforthc 
 iliciiigkilul, amlthe 
 
 .- .>i ki pt it pcaaaMj ami., 
 ii'hrrinljw fjiowii 
 iloiis of hiin, aiiil l,i 
 eillmii 111 bo nninlci- 
 f/'mi.-/, but th.u|i.u- 
 lic wi'.lulrtw 10 i'r 
 ail i luifiapfd thi- 
 liH Vcar-cii tui'i- 
 i'r I'.r.i.s, wlio iWiiii; 
 ir anOp[)ortim:i. lo 
 ready lo inibiici'. 
 nT, aiminn at the 
 railc uhai horus 
 with, upon ihe jiilt 
 cngiiiji his I'atlicii 
 cf Sum -.el;, nh.ih 
 Ivanfjii with all his 
 ami fortuiMuly 
 Hy for faicty iniu 
 w.is>lcat ilirt'cri'iit ; 
 Uitional Ri'truiis 
 Aj^ciiioii, firll llctt 
 n<i then loiiiiiiuBa-- 
 '.J.i.i.iu:^, thi.- Mid- 
 ler an hour's Ki^tu, 
 ly to llight, hinilclf 
 
 ilcoj ami Conqucft, /t»,;, 
 
 rlie Ptoplc ivccn- 
 ^el.uiraiioii of ilic 
 
 Hxl. Mic C'fdwn 
 
 y I'll tUiiiaiion hi; 
 liLt hail Cdiiirn'J, 
 to ailiiti; iIkiii cf 
 Willi. 1 cnnliil.ru 
 
 atiiT iliJ the like 
 Ihi.i, uhuhlic cli.il- 
 )1 L'ji:>,-CiiJI\i>\ to 
 ijut \<,o(:, Jiv/;;..,.< 
 propagate Ins new 
 rroneoiis I'uik, to a 
 y of Horle, whiJi 
 
 J JiiiJe wi:h lii^ 
 bic llilliubjiiwt i.i 
 t!i,- 
 
 lib. IIIM hap.S.Ali. J>Va-T]io Herbert j Travch into Alia W Africa.crc. 44'jf 
 
 ii.'i'' 
 
 II.-." 
 I,. II 
 
 ll.-.w; 
 
 lit:. .■ 
 
 ilip rwki for runcfiinr, for hi\iii(' ai^jiflni-.l tin- I..'', 
 ilereliiki, aii>l priKlaiiiirJ ihem i i.eiiiies to the I'.ii b nl 
 the W,.(/.i/«ic«, wnrihy to l>c pt'lV-nti-il wiili lue .iihI 
 Sivuril, tliey intinl .Ndfii/i.i in an llnltile inaniiei, wiili 
 tuMitv thoiiliiDil Hoife an.l lo'f. ihev ileliateii o...i»', 
 itK(iiiUTnoiiriirthofel'.iri>,iitiilit //<;.ir',iii.i |'i'' b Vt\y- 
 1,1, at I I'll ill III near / '.i « ./, .iii.l Imii aliet Jul the likr 
 toi'.i .i;';!''. aiul •■''• /!'/''•, ill lb' I'lalnH of ^<i,i.,i ; 
 fiithitfli «;■' liimfi'lf wnlUribil at ilii irSiuiels, imf 
 riin.i/ii.i'sl'iliolt \<irr lOMvcil. Aiul i ii»aliil\ , bail //'.'- 
 ,111,- fnriiiiliel tbis( apiaiiiwiih Muriiiis, an.! e.ivcii liini 
 fiuh tn.Mi'rap.riiient a.. In iblirxr I, In- bail iiiaileaj'u-it 
 pr,,i!i.|j .ifiaiiilt the r. /;, b'lt fiiliij', he ua-t buif;! 
 iiiiiKiimaiii lii>Miniip()ii|'liit,.lir,wiinlitenilre.| liiin mli- 
 ,,'«!oibe(:iiiiii'i-)', :iii.l (Mieilie I'.'' :i.lvanrane .ij!.ii'ili 
 liiin; lolh.it //'«.!■', tiiiipleafe llie niie aul i;'Jlif) the 
 i.t!nr, p'lt 7i'.''' " to Dtatb. 
 
 riii» Sfiiiii lein.; blown flier, /)■■/;:•• ulifm in;; ilmt 
 
 . Ijhnir, Hriiiilnui' aii.lC on ui.'t iiiii(lit ililappomt liisDe- 
 
 . liiiiisofixieM.liiii', bi«l iiipirr.biiibl allvvaivi i.nvat>U;«- 
 ''r, aiul Wefi'.x.iiil ajjaiiilt the tbiiltinii«, tbciujit it 
 Wiu'iiiii 10 iii.ike al'eavo "'.ib i1k- /'. l!:>., that he iiiipht 
 iiiirbe iiititriipieil in bis l)elii;ii«. l)iiniii> tliii I'laee, 
 li':m.ici iv.is .K adive as H ii ,,• , lor b; r^'iliiteil Si' -i • r.i>. 
 I, ''.III, ibe I'liiues in '/ . .1 < r.i'j.'.u,, K^m. in, aiul 
 \;./..iiH, that were imt luilatorv to b;ni ; fart of A; - 
 ^ J fill, aiul iiiaJc .l..*«- '■'», Km;.; i.f ''.-.i? i«, aiiH..- 
 imiier 10 him. //.'.'"/ r' \\\\m\\>, thus nilarnnl lii-Omin 
 moil., ilire,'l% bis niai b, w iib 11 I b.is bor.v, ti wards 
 ov.,1, ami havii '4 palled that Ri' cr, har^ali;-.! and pluii- 
 iliMi-dalltlu I'louii.cs, CiiKs iind luwiis, of that \:'\r 
 of Vv .■;, as fai as ill r, ibe Miiropojisol tbct'/ ,•- 
 ^:r, :.; ; ibiis fiirti ieiitlv ret.iliiMiii', liel.nr 11 for the 
 lliri.ul-. and Diltiiili.liiee. iliey \\.\i.\ ai feUTaJ limes ;4Hcii 
 i!c I'l'//-" 111 ibi^e ibe liiil:^. 
 Hut lieai-inp. liiai H i ix-t, at tlv iuiporniniiy of the 
 
 . ;■• i.i ', was ilr.iwinj; Inwards ilie (Juifines if P' /;•, 
 mill a :;ieat Ho.lv of florfeaiid loot, be reinatiil lnad- 
 
 ' 01 with Spoil biiiewaid'. In i few days liiiell:f;,ence 
 w.is brought bi-n, tint ibe I. ok.' ^*'•■re drawiiij; ti wards 
 II: ■", aiid tbai tlie M..''f't.:>iu.:ii\ under the Vii'k, b.<d 
 1-i tri-a.'beiy ,i;oi into lU'J,:t and plnndertd it, nliiin ibe 
 r h-.n (iariilim '.'ail>aioiilly, bv i.illnif; them Raftadins, 
 ei Heretieks, and iiivtiiii; "if the Nnles and 'riiimi!<s of 
 liiiiy ol ilieni. l/i'inr..!, in uviin-.e iliele Cruelties, Irll 
 ir.ti) /)•■■/ 1', wiili fifty ihuiil.ind H'lile, and bairalled the 
 Tw!;//'- Qiiarteij to pmivlV, iiid eiii>agiii; tbe liicmy 
 ne.ir''.i..i»i.>, h.id tbebeiur ol' tbeiii, and piirlued them 
 loiiie Rinks lit" /■/; . . 
 
 IiiiIk Year i-iii. He;;.-.yi. //('-"/.le/ .tgain re overcd 
 U.i:i.ir:t bv ibe tri aibeiy of ll.inn-.^-! .■[], who for a rertaiii 
 Suincf Money let bun 111 at .1 I'Dflem. I.riiiini alio, a 
 \'-:::i^irl.' .AgclU, w.istuilly lieaied by IJhimf: at (.'<?- 
 /'", and /!•( iv*r \^as piufuned Ii\ ^Jnr, and bis .Son 
 .V- ') be.-eeded liiiii. (/i'mci/ pro\oked him to make 
 .1 U'.ir .Tt iiolt bun by baiWairiii}; Mn,:.!, or .-Unui.vl'. 
 lisl'lder I'roiber'sSon, an.l piitiinf; bim at tbelleail of 
 t 11 ilioiifaiid Horle ; wlierci'pon Sc/"« m I'ei ion maivh- 
 t.l .ii'.ainll him wnli an Army of 3r ( co Foot and Horle, 
 JMfalfed the Kiver ./..'.> .'by tliehilpof their j;ieat 
 (mils, l/.'-iij ■<•' ba\iii!;lnulii;;i'iue of SrHm'i approaeh, 
 iiauhcdapaiiill him uiib ibiv:y iboiifand Horfe, aivllix- 
 ivtl.fMiand boottbo' i\wl\'Ji;i .■\iiiials allow not above 
 l;.ilf the riiiiiber. The liiiperors and ilieir Armies diew 
 
 ' lip in a l.irpe plaie,ialled ibe '.:.'. '.'.•« Plains.r.ot far fioni 
 (' >, iii'd nearei unto S'l' : '», where tor full 16 hoiiri! 
 .iiroft inenioiable Hattel w,isfoii;;iit, withcipial heree- 
 nifs and refolntion on boili tides, and iliiV there was 
 fiinn.l ten (» t'to one I'.-i^-" llain, yet forasmuch as 
 tlicr.' was noCliafe, .lieViilfory is not clear : lint bceaufe 
 Scl.m iiiiii edia:e!y after ihe li'.;hi retie.iied •.'.loCr.'ii'ii.-- 
 ''!', it may le'iu 10 ha\e inelined ro the I'eijl/in lidc. 
 Ill his reinrn be iMnfed .Vt.tc.il.i, the Kiiii; of ,!i,ii. 
 T.vi.hs, to br (h'.iiii'.'ed for bis C^orrefpondenev with Ifh. 
 !««'. and bis Nr| I'.eie Mvr.l. .Snoii alter tins. H-lim 
 with all bis lor-e iiwaded .l-i^p', and by tiie ireaebery 
 efr.i.-i-.'f^, the .Sii!-.an of .llrpyc, vampdllied C.iwiI'm 
 (:,:::„! the King of it, and made liii Kingdom a I'ro- 
 linre, whieh ibe I'h'i!; ho'i-1"" this day. 
 
 ■' 111 the nie.Mi time //. w/jr/ trok care nt his wounded 
 Soldiers, .mj baviiii'. re, rimed bis Avniv, p^rtedly fub- 
 I'lied M"-ci.d,,:iii ; and tor ihe belter prelervatioii of Iv.s 
 rerfon and Honour, inltiruted a I.ite-gu.ird foi hmifelf 
 called (V- :;r,-/l.-/.'',;'i, eoiilillmg at hrft of an hundred, 
 but now of a llioiilaiid llorfe, molt of them (Jf '(;i.ii», 
 all well-e\peneiieed Men, and well re|nited for Arms, 
 and for ili.ii re.ifon tbey hau- eNtraoidin.iry I'ay. While 
 thcb; things were doiiii;, lU/.!.:t, by the trea.bery ol 
 .V.ifc'iH!/ ,l,;v-/.f;;, was again delivered to tbe iifl{, and 
 S.'-i- I'lDMi was liorn at .-hdAvil ; and in the live tuc- 
 cceJing Years, l/fc/n.i(/ ii.id by lc\eral Wives 5 otbet Sons, 
 
 /'»/ir(t»w,<ic.«,,,M,|..,i.(j I ;^,S»Hmi ,/,ald/(.ir.Vw .,!»», 
 In ilie Yeai i^i ..</»«« thcrirrat //.■<■ ilieJ, iiiiJ wai.'.M i|i.j, 
 III. .redid by s. ...M. , (/i'»»,,iMiirvived hmi Lul ft* c ■"<' **J-'''' 
 ^ear>, and then left lii« Coi.vn in the :. th I'eSr cif liii"*"*^'-' 
 Kii.^ii, and 4, III ot IijAki.', lbiin,i> burjcd at .4/.(4ti/ 
 netr h t An eliuMl v> 
 
 l.:iii/ii,i,t I'li iii./ii-fhuw. In liiMJinc Vu'vwi.iiiJiiiinnniH I.."* 
 
 ' fen U.1, ,: «, rediUf.l Di.nl: and pan ot ( /> ,'j'^ti, w.th alt 
 
 tbe a.la etit Cuuniriis that miMiii, the Notili cf ■<>.i/i>, 
 
 ,4slArts ;(../,,. l-|,.„, lun etlK'(.reit i,,.; had a lair 
 
 j p;ofpeel into the I'.- inn (iiilph, and bcgjii if> ihink ul 
 
 I |>iii.|iiiriii;.( ill the Ui i!i( IIS as far a, ;• ( 1, To that end 
 
 b.ning I mil ii iiie.it Nuv atJ'.rr, lie lent it irn'ir the 
 
 C'liiiiiiuiid ol' .\ /.»(,ii; H. '/>, \/itli till tlii.iif.iiid Men, tv 
 
 Unyiir.: Dm. 'l\\ l> lu'u . had pri/au- iiotiee of tin. 
 
 I'l'ligii, and iho lecieily .aiii'-il, bad lo veil pn.vklej 
 
 I tor tlieiii, tli.lt when the liii;rianu befoieii, ilw. re- 
 
 ipilled t.iein e.'itli ijreat lols, and liink lo iii.iny ol their 
 
 I ^lii|'«, tliat not one thud pan v\ ilmii lived 10 rii.irii , 
 
 1 .1 S.ii \U fo praiefiil to the iV li.m Kma, and .\(i.j/i/, that 
 
 : iliey tongiatulaieil theCbr.ltiaiis for it'. 
 
 j.'vm.,; wan hearidv \evid at his lol« and difgracc, 
 Hit thini|-ht ht to dilTemble It, and diawing np all hi'-ttCfpiX 
 Hofic mil of Oi.iii . and (.■<i"iii«>i (, lie fell ui.expe'led ..11111111 u'n'i 
 iv into W-./m, and enired IrtA if without upooliljon,'')' "••'•"" 
 ubere he c h dowr tin.- 'liees, fp ii'd iheCardens, k- "'" 
 veiled the King's I'alace, and mhei lloiifej, to the ground, 
 .I'-ili.irr.id away tin- in b Spoils to (. I'.iwiV in "Oi.i'/ifv. 
 '•1/1 1, and the fiv// 11/ No'.'iliiy, vehi. were liilHe.ini!y 
 iiKCiiled by thile Ailtlon.., was not idle in the mean 
 fmio to hud means III letahaie, .'tid fur that 1 ml iider- 
 ed D-.i'ineiii.c., :i I'.rloiiwlio bail nniiy times eiig.iged 
 the ;■«.<;, with :, . I lorfe lo lud.iiv liiein 111 iheHear, 
 which he did, and much yalle I them , and when their 
 'Army wisdiawnup neaV /(./..n to h'glu I1.111, he tell 
 into iheir <ii;ariei s in tbe Nielii wiili a migbiy noi'.e, anj 
 after a linle relittaiue p.i tin 111 11.10 fiicb .1 t'oiitnlion, 
 ib.i'ilicy lied where ihey co'd I b/ll to feiure theiiifelves. 
 In the putlnii, Ine .San?iasks, ui-li; luiudied l-iiiiiarics, 
 an 1 iweiitv tbuilland pnv.fe Sul Int;-, lerie ll.iin, forty 
 I'leeesot CI. ,11011 taken, an.l ah lusSir.uboot nne Wo- 
 men, en ivbieli Old .s,.-»;.i>/ doud. The two Ballaii 
 hardly ele.Tped, and l-.hjiiin the chief fell under bis Mi- 
 lter's difplealnie, and was foon after (li.nigled. ,V, /wmji 
 the ne\t Year, in ihe fl, ad of an bundled .liid fitly 
 tliiniland Men, re-enters t'ci:.:, and .Si\i. ( j/h.k, Jiav;iij{ 
 had I'xpeiienec that the l;.,i;i had •.;ieal adv.uit.i^e u- 
 tamli them by their Or.liian.e, pievailcJ wiili'ihc 
 Viee-lOiy of (;e,: to fnriiilb liim with V-O /'.'/f.v -u.-jc, 
 goijd bire-nieii, IV in tlieir (lariiloMs, whicii tliey wil- 
 lingly granted, b.,aiifc of tbe laie liivalion of Oiii ly 
 the l\irlc, Ihe /'o, f/cj/ir/e brmigiii with iliein a TranmifP^/uij 
 of tiventv I'le.es of Cannon, which m ilie tighl lo mif- *>.iii "" 
 ehicved the 'Ei k.', llur the l'i-//i'.-; ha.l I'lie better/"'" 
 v.-hieli they impiiied ro the pond .Services of the Cliti- 
 (tiaiii. S'linii by this mil. haiue wis loi ed -o draw 
 back into V.if,-/.?, but liearin; that A/.'./.'.i/'.«. uiiu liaJ 
 iiienried Irs I'a'her's iiilp eafiiiv, had ^.Jinnitted liim- 
 lelt to the P.- //i«, he iiiari lie;, tlinhei agdiii ccnhan Ar- 
 my of eighty tluiUaiul Men, d...iii:; ill the mif.hief he 
 eoiild. Liiim, 10 pre\eiit il;c fpoiling of lusCuiintrv, 
 aiKaneed uitii all the Joree be bad aifir .is;;.,-:^, where 
 I coming to an 1-ngagemeir, -.In- I'e hu: Horle, notendi:- 
 ring the noife of Cuius, forlook the Ineld and Hed. 
 I ^ A);/// i;/r being thus kit '.,) iliift tor Imnlelt, tied to hii .,,,, ,,,„i, 
 ] rallicr'sTent. and Ufoiiglii pard.on fw hij Motlirt l{ .\-iUir,ihi, 
 ciI^.iH.rs lake, but the iiiexe'iable 11/'; wanting bowels, 
 ordered him to be Itiangled, tlio' bis only Son then li- 
 ving l)v that iV<i.'fi. Not lung afier i', C)id V .)w.oi di- 
 ed at the S;egc of ^i':;' •>' in lhiii'.\.:'\ and /limri-lr (in;- 
 eeede.l him, the Amballadors from molt pans Congra- 
 tulating liisAceefs to ilieOown. S, /■-'I'.nn.is alio dif- 
 pat.rhcd Sl.t.iiir-.iau m an b.mballi to Cmjli-.ntinrpU. 
 The i.i'k; in the interim, to.k V n ,.: and '.>/"i« fiom 
 ithe/VH.-/;>M, whiehoicalioncda peiperiial I eague with 
 I V.i.i.H, .tnJ a'l the I'linres of !:>■.,}, and caulVd an L:n- 
 bally to I e lent to the Pc-z/z.-wj, to eiii;a;;e them to fall 
 fpcedily U|on the I'.i.kijh (^'arters ; but Sr.:-l.im.:!, ei- 
 ther throiii;h lear, or love of his own eafe, v.ould noi 
 yield to then detiies, Nevcriheiel's, ylinui.uii bad 
 no fooiiei made an end wf the d ."■,■,:« War, and ic-'vti'''i\i:-' 
 eruited hmifelf after ihe great defeat given b.iin at lheur,li-a ^i.';- 
 'I.rp.iitti; but be fell ai'ielh to quariel with the /V,/;j« :'?•'_''■ '"""^" 
 r.jm.i', not fufpeifting his deiigns, was iin.id.ng the Z'f- "' 
 /'i-.?» Country, and happily took './»,, bm bearing that 
 the JV/ri; was about to make War upon his Country, 
 forthwith retreated tothc(.',--ii>r, cvhere amidlt his .Mat 
 tial ConfuUations and Piovilions, he was ieized with 
 Death, Miy 11. |i;76. when he bad reigned 5 j Yeats, 
 and lived 68. and was interred at J, J.iii with all due 
 
 Ceremony 
 
 ^ 
 
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 fill '■ 
 
4+8 ^/> 1 ho Hf rlKTt'j / r.rvelt into Alia tinfi AfVica.CTT. I j{;. i. 
 
 I' ''• liul.iii Auil.iiihl, fi|K,ii 
 4iu'_ luMriji ll.nii iii.uiy ti| ili<,„, i,,. 
 
 A|J> «H'. 
 
 t iTriiioiiv .1111 >iii< lil.K"' at Anrclton, He li'lt il Sum (U'll tnliiulrlu'l iiiiny, ili 
 h'hinl hull, ml ; 1 1 . .rli'i'i*. M.il>m-> ilio Milil* «t tlnn - ■ 
 il.iiin.'l tiii.' innv'i fs hh tiiiih-riiitif, I lit tniiM titi 
 h 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 ft 
 
 ol'i.UM 111* Ki.'Jit, :liul ti.Hill|! J'fit lOKClliiT I IviO Men, il'" lii'Likim; the /'<• /„ «. lk'iivi,ll, 
 iiiiiltf Ins w.i) l'\ I' ric fn ir 'liolrm,! \ ilici , piviiili.i Jor iiln 
 
 rnrrivi'il at ilii- TliiiMic, but In jilii- upi t, ,i, jijini Wirtir, ^.wWA .i:i.,. 
 
 ri/ SilUt's Hii.l 111 [u- lilt I'M. Aiiny iiii,> iluif Wiiiiif (.Jjuricn. an.l 
 
 la^A •till ti*i l.>t I J.. I a.-k lull) f\li tl Ji'.ai^i «>i»ii >.. ■.•...•. .~.. ........ iL •!. . k... 
 
 MM"'-. I luill. 
 Il'l llH lll.lll ,11 I , 
 
 A//1' 1"'' W.ll 1111 I 
 
 cnmiii.Ti.'i-.l liii .'"' 
 
 I lii« n;'.il>cr. 
 
 "'./■■.■/J 1 iii r,,, 
 
 whuh \' ji iti Mvlinflv iliinr, .mil pri Ici tcil in Imn "iia /m'j/iiiik in |'ii|,»rc.>i{jiiilt !lu'.S|ii:i;;. 
 .SriMr«Hi.i'l, Till' Iw^ iililiTi in)' tlic .Kli.iin.tgi' lli.it •■'««•"/ h.ivniR r...iKi: of ilkli; .uIkuii i. 
 
 • 11 I Ml* r U .I'li I 111 i't'\ iitMiiwi'i; iiiw .un .iiii.ijt* »ii.«i . ...,.■,,. tt.iviii 
 
 tluM'i; intiltiiii' 111! I's I'.i'i' liiip, rctinlM*, uiih ull tlu' rue, wliiili wta- 
 l'orii.-« lir luM ilr.nv nm o! S.ul'.i, llhi !■ i, ariltlu inum'.! limi - ■ 
 
 iiiim' 
 
 v.<n.i.i.tllid , 
 l.» 1.1 fw* ' 
 
 lllldl-l'ltlCllU-J lis |||> I |,,;,,i, , 
 
 lo Vmi;i/'«. Ill .irilivcr 111-. Mii,;„,fiii. 
 l'.lrii..ilMiMt H-'lif, tl) iii.lki'.iii I'liiiii' CniiiimU it I'f u.i« ilil iiiim'l jiis CdiiiiimiuI. ,i(| I |,u! l,i\ \n\,l 
 //', .»n.lnrilcrnlM (•'■v' I, llu'>nii'liiti«lpcfliilioii«B4ir.i,iaiid lil.m, h.nl iiiit ilio .Si li.tiu iiitt ..,(,■, | i.,, i,,,,, 
 to liiKlcrnke ilu' LiK, wliiJi w.ii. f,> ni;iiiMli i' to lii>. ^/«4«-/i'(/', hi^lii.Mliv, tv.n (ut iiitii li;« <]\.v, wjiiif,' 
 i icmi'vr. AJ.i''"i« ■'. mi tlii- iiiMv.il, )!,< l Inn l.ll ipiiitly uvuil li iii im II ot all. Dimiii; ijii., tin illiKui.. n !u 
 Kalililh-'il I'll tlk- lliti'in", iiiliiimi. h, that ui'oii llu' lirlr twttii ilic t\\,i Hniilmi. j 
 
 .. , I. t.l ..... /; .1 1' ,. . I.... 1. I .1. 
 
 ■I/.. 
 
 till. 
 .■'i',| 
 
 '1.:^ 
 
 W.l'.l llii 
 
 .,!.;* CI mi; u.iiii ; I'lii iimiiiit; "'"' '•'""; " '^ v.l'ut V iliiirs Irjii'tlitr tli conlllli , 
 upon a MuIKt ih.it lie Iwil Inll 4CCCi,. iit' Ins Miii, I'jr it, aikl lik' ttfiiliwa-, i hi., ,„,;. „i I ,t<- i 
 Hiun .iiiii tlip hiciims Svm-ikI, lie tliCiiii'ht ii licit to rt- ,;;('; r«^'r Turk h« e I' m ' ■ i ..it ;; '.'ii , > /;,■ 
 ifat. I'll: \'\ tlio way Im :ii.;fn.i'uraKol «'iili ,i l,ir,H'.'Ke- I'rcViiit wlii, li, .\ pruiLArii y utui'i'r il,c Vi<liii ,ns i ,. 
 irmtdt' Men, li\l In ,\/i-' ...' .ii<i u Cif.v;;.,:;; I'uiuc, lit "■'«' v !' (.uir.iiiaiiil waN lent ti. ;lit Iti iiiii'i iif ,;,.,,.. 
 rcfiiKeil t :> re-intiM .Nc-.i.r//. i ami ./ i. -MU-^i \v.i . lent wi;li aii.iilior .\riii\ i.'i.r, ■, 
 
 ' Ci.'nini, liajnii fijoncr iioti.e i.C fine the W.ir ji;aii.ll ili. M-iJ. A/.> ■-..i,. ,.,,[,(' 
 
 1 iliil lie n l(.'litililvi,urr: 
 I lill.'llgll l);e I'.i 
 
 , 7Vio«M.-. the /V ,'/ii CJ.'mnI, had no luoncr iiotie i (' fine the W.ir ji^an.ll ih. 
 it, but Willi 1 rrrretiil I'aiiy he l."ai ii|' tlir In /;j <J.,i,ir- mcilLitely .iIIcJIkihh;. .iikl 
 tcr«, :i<;tlu-y liy ililpilc.l in .i y.iliiv I'V 'lie River (' ■),.:., <'r,lii ami Imiti-, lie n II. 
 
 //.;;/. ,r iii.l\Mr.f', icuMrJ 
 :kii tl.f '.f, ,^'<'", ami V,', 
 
 ne.iu *iiiaii».i3. . ."..-- ..#«^' , ,...,.<./...... ...vnu i , Willi p.lVl oi h.srtr'C»| .lIlil lij lortlK'ii .Ml .\li ' •■' 
 
 .Son. h.iviiiR ill the mean lime pot U'nie i-xpiriiiiie in caJc, iii;o whuh they ilu ... 
 ... \i'.. r„ 111 ..., i,.,...i ,i,..r.. It,.,....!,.'. ..f .,■... /, .- ^ ,.!' .1...... . .1.,. ...i .1 
 
 ConiiiiaPv'.i.t iiithcle Parts, aiul then lii p.irii d lo /; 
 "■"•"'■" r.'.H his I lead (liurtcrb. imn-l.im^r, /\;.i/ p».r("s l-Klclk 
 i'i\i;t.jrif*.. . , ._ .. .1 . ....,»» 
 
 ivnlltj Sim, 
 li.ni, 
 
 the lihii.Di War, In ill eii.iiired ihcle llr.ivado's of j'.ic 
 Tttr<;,i, thit he never left ri'lhc.tiii'.i his hailier, till li 
 pave hiiii a Commillioii t'.) railc vvh.it H. rle he i oiiid to 
 
 - vv the ■]/(<;, jiid liiw .li-ivio 
 
 ,. (it them; ihctelKl'e.ip'd i" /:.,•■.. ,„, tlir \\,m\,\ 
 
 ic head Quarter.';, a 'rowii of (jitat It leiiMih :i.s vm || i .,'sj. 
 tine as .\r'. and very loiivemeiit li.r Vrovilioii>, i'.i'i. i 
 
 fV 4>^ 
 
 h I 
 
 l.r.gUM 
 
 try had reft 
 
 The r.''^':J heinp thiii li:ip)'ilv eNprilcd /V./i 
 h.tmxr, '.i.tden wnh Sp 'lis .i.s Will a^ \'idury 
 phant ni.iiiiur reriirnrd nun i .n >'., e.heie he was cm- 
 bracij In the Kinp, liii M"lhei-, an.i the ynnnp Inn.: 
 i/rjx I'liiKf beiiii; III .uinp.my. 1 iie l.ini, had his h 
 bery, i;iMnp Irs I'.irole ta he a iriii,- F'r.f mer, l>ur beiii 
 all'ined too nnuh lilu.., _ 
 
 .Siihans envied liini, and .Miifed luii to he llaiii by th 
 Ral'b'c, which piuioked the ('i.'iii, ivhole Brother he 
 was, to jnyn w I'h the f.i ' ' m revenj^e his l)ea:h. 
 
 /Iwin.itl', iijon the Neus lio\« li'rniidaiK- the Prince 
 of I'rji ■ was hkc tu a]'pear m the enfuini' Spnim. ijave 
 "M'/Z.rr-. I Orders to levy a ('.rcatcr Arir.y, and profecute 
 theWarwith I'ire anv! Sword, who aicordinply drew 
 to'^e'.iiei .ill iIk" Cavalry the 'Ii»thad in S'>r;'c and /lime- 
 iiir:. the C . .-f r and /.;/ , aiid.i hiipe Body of boor, and 
 
 'cfii, I. mil- in^ .iiid done; all ihe Spoil he iiiiild. l:iiii-li:i„ 
 , III trnmi-i his .Sojuts, haiiiij; notice ol'tluir ni;niber;:nil .;]■, 
 
 ' "■■ — "' ' I Ii.';/;t., with.V/»i;w the'..!'.:;/.//, |o |l.i| 
 
 as thc\ erinld. ill! he enmc 
 and Dr.iii 
 
 otdired l,..;/;<T., with.V/»i;w the'. 
 
 Pioj'ici; as well .IS they could, till he eainc nn w.i 
 
 Horle .- ' '■'-- ■■■' " " 
 
 : np> n :i;i- 
 uoi.l iU;r 
 
 ■ i^oiais. TlKleOptaiiis faliin 
 
 ....--.- . - ,., '«';'. ill ilieir march tcnva:ds ;::ot.-;, made 
 
 il'iiry Willi ilii' U.ncen-i\l()ilier, the pioiiiui, till they were inei-pewered by M.u 
 
 "orle, but when he inideilt'iiulby II ine rni;.,i,is 111., 
 the /'(■)/;.(); I'niK-c w.is .n hand, he thnnpht In It to retrei: 
 which, when the I'riii ' . ■ , . . 
 
 l|l.V 
 
 ,-, -tree: 
 
 , - . .... V- knew, he pin filed tliini w:ili 
 
 imnliial halle, and killed many in ihe Hirn, .i;, «.' 
 laiifed n-any to bi iliowiied in their jaUiiip tin K, 
 haftily, bur lie cominnej Ins niaiih till he 
 /•;.'„. 
 
 /•;/■>,-//»;-. /.new, I'lnbairidor of the ('-./,'-„ Kill", .r.|. 
 received an Arironr ai the C iv'.ir 
 
 I. is 
 <ivcrs 
 
 10 
 
 Cj,:l>.:r 
 
 "' * 
 
 ...- ■ !• '■ ', ' — 1.1 .1 ' " " ^ ...iiiuii.infilt'' 
 
 H.jIJ'.d: Apa marched with the \ an to T.//;'. I.in.ur^ol^- ,his hidelt .Son Mnlnm-t withniit any provocation, heiric'* ' 
 i/'.'K, late (iiivernom tit ',>«'!•, was coiillitired (jeneral ] made a riifiiiiT fume time, with hn Atiendaiirs: hiit.V" 
 of tin; ]'' li-.m, and havinp noti' c of ll.:jj ;ti^ intent to | M:i«in t wiv.iKi nke little nonce "fit, lerniife the liiHi;-' '' 
 tiill into '.''. VMM, heto.'k theadv.-intujic of a Pal':, andjrence between his Sons •Iire.itned a Ci\il War, but at 
 fillinc np'in tlieni, Hew many of them, and fcattcrcd ■ leiipth iliiy were Icvininely 
 r/ierclt in the Woods, in wlii^h, while the i'i/y;<ii. . ran- ' nine. \;i ni-:l 
 
 , rcccnciled. In the m.jn 
 '■■■.in was made ( iaicral of the i,.'.^ ajta ; \\ 
 
 111.; 
 
cA,<jrc. Lib'lli . — 
 
 lul .Ml AmI'liili I. r iIhiii 
 
 I IIMIiy III iIkiii, |,,u|, 
 
 ivii liny li-(' iiii.lir .i'. 
 Ill wi'iiitl nriiliira iip. ' 
 
 "I I'klMKIl.iW .'.tlttrrut' 
 
 v.j< iiiiv'<ci.<'..;:y iiiit. 
 
 )l li >Il lllil|.ll.l'.<I< Co.i 
 
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 r. I 111. n;'.)il,'r, .11, 1 
 
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 sr 111- Mii>'„iri.H'. . .11'. I 
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 ■ rv I'u-p.V.r oih .ii',ii„it 
 
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 ull'il'ir, _ Wll) ,1 l; || 
 
 ■. 'riK'C'r.iiil Si' ji.'i'i . 
 no', p'.iiii a l'i.K 1! 
 
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 'c.l fi.ri'Mv 111 till- i'l,! 
 I'lulMll.iilor w,)ii|,l .|,,, 
 I 111 liJil iciH '!i,t n.1,1 
 I M tii.i a! I'll' i:, :i', 
 iiitliir t(i..(.iiiriili.ib. I' 
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 l\ till J ' '.'; I'li ....'. I, 
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 M ■\ ■. 1 ,11. i',.i, I . 
 
 lie 11 ij'llt . III.. nil ' ,: 
 iij^li ll;i' I'll: nil, «. (^ .1 
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 l.'ls tiil'ttil til lMl^.l■,|',^, 
 .^r 'li.iii iiin.ii.y lii'il , 
 
 IC'W.llJs till' I'll ,,, . , 
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 Ill li) 101-1111.1 .III All.', , ; 
 i;i li;, 411.1 li.vv ,i'.|,.,r 
 t" /:■ ;-'■>'/, till- I'.,ii!i, 
 llu-ii'^rli lis «. Il I V N.1- 
 ; I'm- Viiiviliiiiis, wi-i, i 
 I- Miill.iii.l. I m /. ,11 • 
 f'.-.' ../, i.ill.il lit' (1.1 
 tin- Olir ll.iilJ, ishi II 
 111 It .mil Ci •". -. ,,!, 
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 10 M'tjl-r'.; w'.. 
 Int I'l ivc Mtlii ,- till ■. 
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 I- Rivii ./ .;. ■ , Uim- 
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 m :nilicr.-.ii.l .i| , i-r i,|-, 
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 II 111- i.liric lip IV, ill liii 
 (".mill l.illiii-; i;|'. 11 '.hi 
 III.--, iiia.lc j^iji ,i !;r.r 
 uiu-il |iy A/.i;.i,r.--v 
 Il nil' riil'.iiiii-N ili.l! 
 ili.i'ii;lit ^ili 10 ri-tri'i; : 
 Ih- piiifik-.l riinu Willi 
 I ilii- Kirii, 3t w.ll .T. 
 lu r i-.illii,p tin Rinrs 
 h l.:i Ik- .,:;i-..- to 
 
 if llir J'-. /;,■>/ Kill;,', It I-.. -1 
 ■u iIr' C r. "iinii!-Mif'', t' ' 
 any [T'j\(K.itjiii, li'i'ip'* ',, 
 li Ins Atu■lnlaIlt^ : l";t,,,, 
 'Kit, U-f.mlL' tin' ilitlc- 
 d a (^i\il War, hiit at 
 (■(im-ilcil. In tliL' niijn 
 ;ralot' the T.i..',..- ajta 1 1^ 
 tin; 
 
 ciap X. Alll^> Tho Herbert/ Tr.tvcli into Alia W Africi./>f. 4.4. <? 
 
 ,. IK 
 
 l«': 
 
 \i[i: P"!"""", but •loinfi litilo III llul (iI'it, lie wRt < 'I 
 icil Iminc, «iiil olmin-HtlU put in hii iiU.r. I lii» 
 J.ii/i wa«<iiii. k III KiloliHion, ami bv NTiiurv hrri<, 
 (ikl hiviiii( riiliil in Ariry oC in^trm H„if,. nn,| |J„iif. 
 with 4 rmulilr I 'itMi .-It )(rrji (iiiiu, hr iiiir.lu'd ihm 
 Mf,li:i, jIiikiI) III Mi'w III' /,(i<rii, iti-ilro)iiiif hit I'liciiiM'i 
 ('iiuniiy ill iloiiit / will //«m(c, the I'n/uH (icfii'i il, 
 kiHiwniK the Wiiy iil'ilii- I'n'V Mticli, Ailvan.nl againfl 
 ihcni with iiiooo i<a<iii Mnrli', thr King tiilluwiiii; with 
 llf.Mi) Horfc «nd f-'i lit more. 'I'lir Pf/Mii I'liiice fii 
 ijiniTil tivi' I i'»i(iii< SoinhwarJ ot' I'.ihik, fm.l I'xpcCl- 1 
 fj till' rciiTiinnol dim.- 1, who kiiowin)! that tlic /'r-yi i»i | 
 Hi'trcwrri' it'raiil hCIik Ariillt'r>, idiiiiiniiil liiiMiirJr 
 with a ii-liiliiiiiin to iiy llir horn nc of 4 hicl.l, l.iif 
 O/'n,'" ii.it think iiif. It iiinMniiiii to liaie I'.iioi' mi hn 
 Bear, i.liilvi'.l 10 taki'i'i .///iiii'i-r''»i'i ivai iht' (invrr ' 
 iiiiiir, ami lictOTi' lien nlil liiiiiinon it, tiia.li- (11 liaialh | 
 iiiit ii)'<intlic l» 1" .1- k-lliil ihi-iii 4 llioiil.in.l M.-ii, anil 1 
 rcircatril Willi alit'li- 1' fi. Ili.-i iiiii'«(ici'Kil Ainiultlii] 
 nita'^ril lU- /ml-, that lif lialliiH.I hn ■iiifrna, h, .mil 
 lni»l' I'liiiiiil lii» Itainrm. ('lai.l lotutionily iipmuhi'' 
 Wall, tliat hi' 111.1. Ic a iarni- lit. a li, ami ri'liilvi-il to . 
 (Inrni it. Ilif b' (irfcil fri'ini; ilicit I).iiipir, btai a 
 I'-arli'V. "111! fiirrniilu-il the Tnwii ii|'(,M (Domini iin ; luit 
 fiimi' of llir lnhah|t.iiit^ hrrakiiiif thi'iii liy iiiakinft away 
 luMii' Jaiiifatic* 111 a Srovr, ilic iiLcnltil //i (• paic the 
 ,Soii|.lii'ii lilintv to pliiiuK't, kill, MVilli, and do what 
 ihtv lilt, loini- tVw ( iilv dfai'iim ti ilic \'r ih^u Camp. 
 I'lnl'-il iniy' hcaiiii)! thi' K.'latloii nl'thii I'rui'lty, dri'W 
 out a I'aitii to It rcM'ni'i'd ot tin' Hiioniy, Imt o/w 01 or- 
 .lcnn,n 1 Pariv ot' ^ccix. to hcai lilni lu. k, he was Ion t.l I 
 til retreat. Mt lo (jradually, a\ llicwed fheir Valour. I 
 ,. Soon ater ilin, the wlioir Arn'ifi eiifiageil, Imu tlic 
 pf 'Mill ha. I tliehetrei, tlio' the I'l V I y the help oltlirir 
 I'rtilli-ty, 111,-idc a pretty nood ntreat, ieavinj; 6<i"i>' 
 Mill to tin- Meny ot the trieiiiies .Sword. Upon thii 
 ilic rriikc fint a Pcliaiire to ilic iiokifh Aniiy, which 
 was a.ii-p'e.l ly the (Icneral, an.l wiihinhvc DaysKiih 
 -\riiiii's drew uiit for Kattle. The l'ii<k.< were iipwardi 
 of iionoi, but tlif ('-''MHj fiarie ainmintcd to half the 
 II iiil'.r, yet liein;! I'lipiri-nir 111 Ueloliiiloii, j',iiii'il tlii- 
 ViCtorv ; tiir after that the /(1//.1 ot Cii imit till hy llmii- 
 Df.mrt's Swor.l, the I'mk' "i>t: Ciround, and Hed in 
 (ionfiilion, havnin loft thr lY-i of Virfi-^-n,!, fix ,Vj«- 
 ?iA<;i, and irnci Comni'Mi Men, md had not ihi: I'm k,i 
 prcit (iiiin difi rdcted now .ind then the /V/ioi Horfe, 
 tlioy had ol'iained a,'>inpleat Victory : The i\- jlini loft 
 loco. Olmin was fo daunted with this ill liii.vcf!i, that 
 having cunftiinted i:iiil,:i-:l:ui ('..ivirnonr of 'i'l-irn, 
 with wtii'in he left .1 i;ood p.irt of \n^ Army to defend 
 it, he went liimUlf to /. ;'"«i, to recover hi'* Flux, 
 hm tho o,-r«i« jiot thither file with Ins (iiiard, yet his 
 r.i.it an.l Train, whi.h narthedllon-i'r, wen- intcrnipt- 
 1,1, tortile /'•'// '/ Huft eiollinp a iic.-:rer way, pot be- 
 liitc tlitni, and Ikiriiiilhiiit; witlitluni, (icxed their Ci- 
 ravan mar s'.o,. ,'.t", whi' h ronfilled ot alio e 4oco 
 Camels ind .'Vli Irs with vahiabii: Burthens, bolides ///- 
 mi.;;!!!.! loadi'ii with I'rovilions, and when the whole Ar- 
 iii\ raine up, there tiillowid aiKulur baiitapeniciu. 1 he 
 Til k.' I fli''' '>! n.tn was abli'iit ) wen- fo well lounnaiid- 
 fil, that tho tlic /'c'/i'iiirhail the bi-tter, yet 'twas with a 
 ainfiderable lofs, which they reiinited with the death of 
 jooroT,, ', TlieKclationof thisl'.ncounterlieini> rar- 
 rieJto 0;,«.i»i by the reft of the Arniv, wasfiunplealaiit 
 m liim, tli.it 1: imreifed his Uilteiiiper, inlomntli that 
 vuihiii a tew Days .after lie i^au" up the fihoft, leaving 
 the C'onduilt of his Ihattercd Army to » 1^/ 1 toi.iM Cica'.t, 
 a i;po i .Souldier, and Wary, who when he lamc totakc 
 till Nhilk-rsat E'^-iotn, I'oiin.l that 0:;>ihiii, one way or 
 miiiihiT, had lolf lonooo Men. The I'olhn Prince 
 aliii thi-t.- Vioforii-^, r.-tiirned to CijA/w, where he was 
 eiiiliiaiVil bv Ins r.fyd bntlu-r, honoured by all the Offi- 
 t(-is, a:nl l.ttle lels than adored by the Vulgar j but after 
 a littk- Kifri-lhintiit he was Unealy that /'.i.'.'c was in 
 tilt' 11.10. is oftliL- lii'\, and bceanic rrftlcls in his De- 
 lircs to reduce it, but was retarded in his Preparations 
 by the invinus Coinrivanres of his Brother ••//'/'.« and 
 A!'h-ii!\-cl'ifi.. who foncbt all ways to clipfe his Glory, 
 and lilP-11 him in his I-ithei's Opinion, whim popular 
 applaulit had made jealiiisnf him. In the mean time 
 K-'ir-; H-lV, with a ,i'.icat Ariny w.is niarolnng with a 
 Icafonable R.I.ef to !'..'«. .-, whiili -....s dillrelled for 
 ViOti al-, an.l hv ll'ixes and oilier Dillenip.rs, had loft 
 mofto! irs Men. The i'.'/m/ King lous'd by this Ad- 
 vance uf t'leir Hiieniy, by the Pcrlwalions of his Son 
 Wi7'-, (;otnnii;lioiie'l / .cui-ir- his FviciiJ,'op,o Com- 
 mander in chief of an Army diltiiiOl from that, which 
 his brother /->i;.' -tl.iinxr comiii.iikied. l.>ncn-/eh-:hnn 
 alio briiu(;ht another Army of 151 ao Men, but the 
 Prince had the Comniaiid of the ni.tui Body of Horfc 
 
 ii».'»« 
 «'* ir.i* 
 
 ml I'lior, l< iii{( (Uii't 4000t) iimrc 1 ^»»l«,^».'>- . 
 the Puiii-e* Dider, wem lo ililiover (lie I 'iiinv, «i. ' 'o 
 beating up t:ic (Jliirici il " >.m/. /'«tw near Vti»' did 
 Ionic r^iciiiion, but ,(i fnoii as 411 n<ly< 1 faw ihr 
 I ('<(/'' Army, hedtewUavk, and Mtfeieil thi ' > .'my to '""»" 
 protr, uic ilu'i' way, huraiinii lint I'ouirn). Ihn 
 treachorms Ac'| of III: im-, '.i.,' allured the Prince, but 
 It not bciii-^ lialiiiabl topiiiiiihii, lie i-eli.l\ed 10 loin 
 Willi I iHAin h i:i All, in.l riiio iiitci the liieniy,t<i win. Ii 
 
 bt was cncoiira^ed by the nin in • t 11,41 y Voliiii 
 
 teers in firw hiiii ; but ufm he was in the liri|:lii iiiliis 
 bones, he was lliiii I y an I im nil as he lay lUe| iijf ii|i I'm,. 
 4 Pallat III hi« lent, lupp. u.i m Iw lotu by iht- l'r-Hii. ''-'•■'• i'-'' 
 r.iiii n ot Ins llrother ./.i ■ an.1 (V.f , (;• '<••! Hii 
 diaili 1 uei-whclnicd (' /i- wi h ( i i f , ,ird mad. tlx; 
 Army hearh is ,iii.l t .irtlil> 10 ^\\v any fui'' - -liitaiii« 
 
 I 1.1 
 
 •iiili'. 
 1 uii- 
 
 '.IMI- 
 
 ihcw 
 
 lofht /■»./;', who 11 loic.l at It as ihiii !' 
 I he tumuli was fever, Iv toitniiil (in.l .'rr. 
 e.l at /h.i './. nl h 111 l)cinii|iiliaii in I .i 
 HHo, near till IVinmtori.-s uf his Ai 
 ''.III I he /,i,((i/'' (ieiv tal, tho' he coul.l , lir 
 Tome lokciis of .Sorrow |. r ihi, N.'ble I b in. 's Death, 
 yet let ikh the Adi4iiiai<e Ilip, lint in a ihori Hire made 
 inluitary the wli.ilc leriit ry .iboiu (, t,^ , .md loicej g 
 (jiiitribution from Si,i>mJ> and all the Coiiiiiry betwim 
 thai and the ''"lpiiii.-\,\i. When he watial.e.l hnmv, 
 riV.i/<i-H.i//.r, (ioxetnoiir of /'/!;; /i', In. I the Cliai(;r of 
 the I'rjiiH V\4r He waited ilie Ale.ti « leirjturiM, 
 which ly upon the Fiontiers of /)i,iii.' ; lu'nliie Mr' 
 I'liiiir Was U'ndllll{ I'm.nr ,^ :l r.n 10 oppofe li s ,Mi,|ioiit, 
 .Ithiii/irl' ihu belter to prufcciiie his inteiide.l War In 
 /•H.'f,- by his binballadi r, diliitd a CcHaiin ul Anns 
 with the /'■ /I r.;, who willingly con.lelan.l.-d 1 1 it that 
 he might liac Uitnre t.) enl.nne Ins Doiinn.ors towanU 
 t'onHifho, and '/ .iwii/, and (o Articles were Igreed and 
 ligned, llrjUge esilianp.ed, and the Pea.e ptoclaiin'il 
 att «//,iw//i,u^Vaiid(i;/'vw. .Vi'iii-.A('''"-r(, tlio'liebaj 
 i)uiet inliis Dmiiinioiis, yet had none inhinirelf; Hmn- 
 //.i»irf'5 Death was filch a woiiiul toliini, that he never 
 had one jojful Day iiunc, but Ipint hi- 1 .tiin continu- 
 al Soriow, till uiaih put an en.l to In, dil.O'ifolatc 
 Life, in the Year of our Ixitd I 5117, and with all luc 
 Ceremony he was buried ainuii); Ins Vniicely Ancettors, 
 aad in hit place 
 
 .//'/'ji his Son was proclaimed, and ti>on after irowned -*'"' '"' 
 King. F.mbal^ad(.r^frtlm nioft parisof the WntM lame l'',''y"- 
 loon after to coiii{iatiilate lis Aiiels to the Crown, and ° 
 amonpth'- relt, one from /(<■/;''», svlio fict that Com- 
 plement, ihrcatned .'(//.i. with Wat, niilels he ffnt hu 
 Son, or fume eniiii' iit Hnltape inltcad it the Kings 
 Nephew lately dead, wliii li Itcing done before the uther 
 tmballadors, was lo highly teleiited by 1 ., that he A7..rf//» 
 conimandid bim to be t^one. at winch whrn 'he 1 .r.- •-ii''"i''J''' 
 balfador Inuled, the Kiiii; fell into (o (>reat a Pa..' on, that '.'^ '^ '' 
 he ordered hini to be Ham, I'lit this SenteiKe was after /•c/uii. 
 recanted, and hcing ihabucht on ilie So es i t his Feet, 
 he was lent away inilerahly diri;ra.cd, pirtiv to ftiew 
 how little he valued the /'/n." .'\miry, aiui [aiilv to be 
 ipiit fit the iiiRiuirreatmeni a /'.-'/(-t', tinballadour 
 had not long bi-fore receive d at Cc (. -'.vi'i r:-l •. Anumth 
 looked upon tin-, ulage i,t Ins Kiiibalfidor as an high 
 Affront, and blalpheiiilin;, breathe I I'diaiice, vowing 
 the utter hxtirpation of the s ; - 1 "< Race; but being 
 forced to relpite his re\cri{i by realon ot tome Wars in 
 llun^.i>\ ,111.1 Tioiiblesai home, he dicdbef.irc tile Kx- 
 ecntion of It, in 16. 4, Icaiing V-i mh ^:liii<-r his Suc- 
 ceffor, who beini^ intent upon the enure Con.;uclt of 
 llu',«.vi, Itill pni I If the Keienge he dcligned the I'er- 
 (i'l:. .Ill,,,, liy ihi^ nieaiiv had time i;iven hiin tocompafs 
 his Deligns, and undernaniling that C- 1 ,-ri.iJ).i, do- 
 vcriionr of W.ii''»/oi/, was ahfcnt fiiiiii Ins Ch.i'-ec 111 pro- 
 fecntion of ~'..4,/r, a famous Uelet, he i.infcd leVeial 
 of his Officers, and Cii- -/).i//ii j, 10 be difgnifcd like 
 Merchants, and -.in.ler ci lour of .1 Caravan, enter li^-.f^- 
 lii-.t unliilpcCtcd ; -nd fi he became Malter of the place. 
 Cicr.u having made his Peace at Court, levie.l a power- 
 ful Army to una. ic i'i:lii, and bcliege .'l-v'''.', and ac- 
 cordingly then-\- Spring fell upon the Vic<-rov'< Qiiar- 
 ters at their Van, fpoilmgall hecouAl ; but youm; /'"i . - 
 //.i>«?r-A/.,?.i, /t/'/-,i's eldcftSon, with a itruny Bo.ls of 
 Horfc, meeting him a' out Sult^.ny, gave liini lucli a 
 blow-, tint in a little tunc after all the t'cjim Provinces 
 were clear-d of the r././;j. '• - i/'/'..'. n iw moving in 
 his own Orb to leciire hunfelf the better againii his In- 
 veterate Enemies, tent his tmball'.idors to the limpcront 
 li'-I'l/'hiK.wv.oi' l\l.v..l, ;/H,>IV.of r-.i'.. , l'r..'p IV. 
 ot Spain, and the Ki"«i'(i.iiij, to engage them in a ioinc 
 Lea,i;ue ai>ainft their common Enemy, winch .-hhrnne 
 knowing, ordered ,V,i//,-/7i H.iU'i to raifc all the Forces 
 he could, to lind liim work at hunie i b« before eithei 
 M ni m ^!>« 
 
 1 
 
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 fc 
 
 1 
 
 ■3 < 
 
 i: i; 
 
 
 
 i;'| 15 .1 i 
 
 I 'I 
 1 
 
 thi- IVa curl.cvus f.i \V.ir wtu- limlK'il, a Tcati: oi'"" 
 the '•!■ /M« h.iiVail'.Kl. m'* :iriual :*! Cjiji.inii'hfU-, V.M 
 D'ni.-li:,.lc'J bctwicii .liiu- tuo Mo,Met.m JViiici"*, ami 
 Shr.--Mi:H loioiiliuii H, kin ;\a cxuaordm.u-y I'ri'lun in 
 l6n, to ;l!clViit. th.ii lie iiiii;)u more viuorouUy |ri.(t- 
 cute tlwW.iiw.tlulic (.'..>( ii';, /. Hut thislVu.e ilul 
 hotliol.l Ion-;, tor ill ii>i8. tlie lH<by way ct' /v ^.-'M". 
 cntrt'il Mc./".i, ilic Aiiny Wiu^ ,o:ii.r.,!nclcil by <'/'- 
 Ki/A, aiiil i.ikiii!; ilic l>ph """''y "f I'l'' King's ab- 
 iViKT, pliin.liTi'a as fir as .t-..'c-;i, Inu r.mii-H.\m\t ail- 
 vaiKiiii- tdwar.l iluiii. tlicy came lo tnicc agaiM, but 
 toon broke it, aiul !iitiliCi\ lipoii tlK tcllitiition ui l.imn. 
 'JlieCoiiiiiiai,.lol'tlie ff./fjH Army was i-ivcii to t:»i>r. 
 </.iMi^f, wlioiiitlie iH.i; ilri:ailiiii>, tliouplit nottirto pro- 
 leciite the lX-(lpii, aiul l'oihin(;'i Ueiiita ipiiet, till -'Wj. 
 iiaviiiv, fcitkvl things about / .m)-.?iw» in Wo^ccj'.iu, 
 retiiriiai home, :ii. ! then ij-iin; ihc Oppommity ct the 
 'i'U'i^i, he eiiv>ii.'eii in lluiv;.:,:, in the Heail ot a Royal 
 Army, ho eleau\i.SVj:r;,7j(«,"expeUeil 'licir Gariil'oivs, em 
 ftf F.ui ar.a IVrf/.i, aiiii loon '.'.'rer iiialHeil B-: Z^- i Mv\ 
 h.f^.Ui, whiclifoonrtvolte.l to the I',, <;; again. In tlic 
 mean i -.-.c the W-fim havirf- IntelliKeiKC liumCow/?."*-'- 
 >u;i/-ol'ihc IVlkr.v'lioiisih-MC, ;.\. Th.it tlic 7.i«'x'"'-'J 
 J:atJ upon lonu- llipht •\i('^,\\\\ put to ileath Ol'ii.tn aiU 
 Mulfi-.p'.i, \.hc<-r :'it VfifjMo .1, wliiehthey liail mailc (ue- 
 tcilive'v. ami lul-ni ihcC; .jui /''//;«, and let np -Ul'- 
 tii^.i the Brother oFO:^"":". invulej Di.iil'cck. wiihacon- 
 liilerable Bo,lv of I lorfe aiul D.'agooiis, aii>l haviiif; 
 liribcil one of 'the primipal Ofti.ers of li/ii^.iu, j{<)t eii- 
 tr.in.e into It, .nul beianie .ibloline M.irter of it. before 
 the tim-einont -ti ni't h,n.l.in'. noiiec ot it for prevcnii- 
 on. /le.'.i/.MC hereupon iHit faring to tnilt himfelt in it, 
 wiihilrew \v ih a hnall party ot Hnrfc into K-i-.-oii'ii.i, 
 and hv his Fhglii !o ilileouraj.'ei.l all lie Ict't bcluiKl, th.^r 
 not nly the Whale l'to\iiKe, but all the Couiuviei, from 
 y4n>,.«/,i to H:/,'"'.!, fiihmitted to the t'fi7i,rH Crown, the 
 TIj.k which IfooJ out, flyiiii; either into Sv;i,i oriiijy/Y, 
 The \'t'ji.ui after this Siic.els ealV Ins hyc upon \,uo,id, 
 whcie AixtjJir-liiijJ'.i eommaniicJ, who being obnoxious 
 
 The Sinn 
 
 tor hii iat* Revoalt, the (>./,,im dr ubied not but he wouM 
 
 eipiuife iIk',1 Ciiifo for his own Ueleiiec, but trunn him 
 
 toilehver /■:■ i-f.<:Mi to thim, the crafiv /'« i; ilcw aihiu- 
 
 laiul of thill Men that tliev lent to take Polleifion of it 
 
 tut wh.ch Ih-iii(; iMtdoneil his forniei Revnult by the 
 
 I'oit, and preleincil, lie fell iiuo /J.'.i./f, wih .ill ti;e 
 
 K'rec he toiilJ nuke, .inJ );a\e a eonluleiable defeat t.i 
 
 alJ.klyof i'c- ^,:«H(jifeaiul lot t -)/ ,« was ilirtkil at 
 
 this Lot's, aiiil hauiii; iioiiee of lii.i |tieni;ili, aiiiofli.s 
 
 tuiniiioiiiiij! H.^ilu, he nniviud iii the itead t,f jouco 
 
 Hoile lowar.l the liiiemy, who were doui'le Ins nuiii- 
 
 her. The l'vi/;j ne^cuhclels reli:hcd Co eoiitiivic ;ho 
 
 .Siege, and enttenehej ■hoinlelu-s, but //W,.-, giviiig them 
 
 eoiitinnal Alaims, jii.l tnfiiij; oft' their Pniviiions, re- 
 
 duicd them to fo great want, that tlw." I'uii^t were l'ui\ed 
 
 to draw olf, and retreat with Hag and Rtgage ; but k- 
 
 uip retarded by thcr Aili!lery, ifie /'iv/M>,j';Hiilncil tlieiii 
 
 to I. t ten da; s, iliat tew in ihem el.aped. .7. /.,:< havii:" 
 
 lilius I'lifliueiiily Koiived the Weltern Parts was no leis 
 
 .lOlne and liiixeMiiIelfew here ; fertile ne.xt Year i. • 
 
 Nil 1(17, by tlw good Conduct of fijoc-ik:'-..ii\'t, he 
 
 ! drove out the i.il^ qnue out ot" 'il'rrv.i>i and G -v.,,/; 
 
 I and fediKvd the Natives to their Allegiance ; and l.'V 
 
 \i.i)iui<,M\:-lfex, like\¥il'c jimixed ;♦/ ^:-ii.li,im tolii.l'm. 
 
 I pite, living done ilie like a hitlc bel'ore by L-IU-hs; and 
 
 /•;hi.u :;c,i....iv,/, in the Coiuinelt of /... , lyinn^a: 
 
 ■ Onmu, Li'r.lijl.iti, M.tciau, and part of .liaii:a,i and }n:;'n:! 
 
 I fo as \\<i extended his Territories, one way from li.au] 
 
 I to Uup'-'i-.ta, and the other fr. in the C.i/:>iri.-'\.\i ro /.',;- 
 
 ! ■<'<!», and the Gnlph of /'•;/;■, which to iliis D.ay the 
 
 Fc.ji.m} keep to the Honour of their Ciown and Tirrour 
 
 of their Neighbours. 
 
 ■ U>!;n having attained ro this great Degree of (ijory, 
 ditdin the 'V'ear 162s, lie?,. icc,8. after h'e had lived br'ni-ivi 
 ■^'eai.s, and ruled 41. His Bodv w.^s carried froniCrji..,, 
 to .bilet'il, and there buried by his great Ancellors, aivl 
 he was fiiccecdcd by ,SV;/'; his (irandloii, wlio alier k 
 Years retigned the Crown to Ins Sun A.H,., njw ri ii-iiini', , , . , 
 and WAS biirieJacCu^wj. ' ''i,'. '" 
 
 H A P. 
 
 v^V 
 
 X(V. 
 
 Some Mifccilamous Oh/cr'vatiom rcLt'tng to the 'Pirl~;ns, Cu.'ii.ns, 
 and Manners of the I'erlians. 
 
 SIR ;V.... }h-:bcri having given us a brief Account 'pcrate, and thc.Sod oHen inoilteiud niiii Sli nveis; 1 ur 
 of -.lie Kevolulions ot St.a;e aiiiongttthe ;',>;"/, thcSouili and Welt , except by ib.e Rivtis is barieii, 
 under :i long Su.ceiiioii of Kings, has .added iiioiiraainoiii, and fuidy, having no Rams, le.auie.i' 
 iiiaiiv oiher iifct'id Ubiervat'oiih v-onciuiiig the jtlie Heat, yet liabiiable, by rcalini of the freiiiieut 
 Country indPcpIc, which not being capable 10 be ro- I liicezes. In general, ihe Air is healihy, iho' v^-di la- 
 ducedtooiicHead, are fct down pio'.'ilcuouHy m tlnsl ricty of I Icat and Cold 
 
 Chapter, which follow in order. 
 
 Concerning theNamesof thi; CMuntry, he oblervts, 
 that no Nation hath had ore iter Char.ges and Variation 
 of Names than t't<fi<i ; tor 111 X.-w.-Vs d/ys 'twas called 
 t:hij.i or Littr, from Cutii the Son it Chm:, vilio tiilt 
 fettled here : In C/Wt'/,««»if/sdays u loie the Name ol 
 £/,!»<, from i;/<tmthc Sonof,S:-w, from whom ihe People 
 were tailed /i/jm.''.-', "i^ Eieiiut.:<.! ; \iw\ to 11 continued, 
 till Da'iicl'a time, after which 'iw.t.^ . ailed J'«/,.:, trom 
 Perftiii 3. C<iia.Mi Hero, who (ubdui,i' 
 ihc Vn.thic.m it was called .Ih-.r 
 belovcil King, and alter that ■hit.-., which llgniho, a 
 
 Coiueriiiiig the Revenue of the Kingdom, he liivs, lie 
 mult go upon cunieciine miiih, becaule iioilung ibmnre'." 
 imceriainly computed thaiuhe Wealth and Reuuiu^Ji . 
 a Kingdom, 'lliep blick Revenic of o'd w.is 141:011 
 /;;.««, c T.iluus.vvliiili being brought to the Kiiigses- 
 cheiiuer in ditferent f its of Ci in trom the le\crul I'm. 
 Miices, w.»^ melted down as loon as it caiiio m, and kept 
 :n t.aiiheii Pois till tliac w.isoccafion 10 loiii it tiirufc 
 riic prefent Revenue cf the /'-•/.,:;; Kings ii :ibnut 
 5',7c.oc-> I'oiii.iii', xvhi.h an'ount to about 1191.1..^;. 
 II. In the tune of Sterling, which is raited from Raw Silk, Cottons, and 
 tioiii : /.iiiM tlieir Culhans. The Po/.'.ih King thinks no way ol geiimg 
 Money Oilhonourablc, for he leiidsimo the Maiketeuiv 
 
 NnbleCoiiiuiy ; and I'roiii theme many ot their Kings day Prefenis of t'nms and PlowerMii inidtof hii lowii,, 
 and Nobles have lak.niheii b'.. re- nanus, as ,;if..-.ve/.vrj,i winch ate;;,; walled T'owns, and aloie -lO'.ca Vilh;;. ■, 
 
 .i,t.iL::niii 
 
 ll 
 
 or 
 
 loiKt fubdiicO 
 
 [<<c. Since die llllr..^ over-iunnmg it as who limit ictuin hi.-, Prefents wiihdold .uid MK 
 
 lev did ihe greater pait of ,J/M, haeenaiued u(./jii'yi;.i/i, has .alio hu baclors.ibroad, who reimn, loine in tlnee 
 r rather Co'/.^cr. The .('.:i'<:'<, W. C. ',9s, when Mr.- ; others m riie or fevcn Years, giving no Account to ilaii 
 
 It, 
 
 ^^t(nI '-fii 
 
 named it Viii.iiv>;/.i, and the I'litki 
 l-niiK.'. The ,Sc-,r;'.,!;.j call them .U,im:i; .and Sice 
 Cuiiet, the late Relbrmer of thc//ic"w .in, calls it K'mi- 
 -r'l'i and Jf^oiii-!. 
 
 The bir.pire is bounded wi'h K.i 
 
 t,i)Hi.i, the C'-T' .. 
 
 n,h'o„ It Itreithes .'.r-Phailan-s, or 1 510 Miles l:,i/>- ' try evciy V.ir 
 /,*■ .and from ti-''' > "e.ir / :•' hi (,c.r|M, to Cape ■ '"■- '^ ■ 
 r;«>.t./i'' m <ie.l'fih .196 Phailangs, or 1 438 Milos /•.ui;- 
 /77' • I'o that theOmipafs is no. iniiili lels than 4ooe 
 Mil's. 'Ihe North and Halt part ol the Country is 
 feitt'e in tjijis Coin ana bruit, uec4ufc the Air ii tei»- 
 
 C'ommidior.ers : and it they reteiii empty, ihey are 
 raiely fcnt again, but it' th.y comt full li.nij.ht I'o hh 
 likiiijn, 1,0 icwatiUihtni . onlideiab.K , and li'Iilui jii,i. 
 liticstliciii wi h a VVoiiian out of his Haiain, an I lorli:, 
 r;. /h.ibh), ^lrJofv\.^^Svn,t<^, a iMandil, ot the like. The Caiavans Ircni 
 the C'-T" <•" and I'-- yj'«« Se.w. b'roiii Cr.mlrjM to I '"-'•i''"', /;!■'. i'.>, and /ir.i/'M, wiliich palMliro' hisCoiin- 
 
 ^ "'" '■ ■" ■'■■■ '^'e.lr, importing Mcfchnndiztsif leveiallliits, 
 
 CLinr. VV'aie, Sattens, Silk, Stones, IJiiigs, C* . he 
 hiidsAris to make tliem fill at moderate luic<, or pi\ 
 wellfoi ihcirl.iie Palt.Tge, aitl f.'paiii'c ureatly by tlieni. 
 llclldes, by a Cullom.iiy Law, liemakeshiinlei! Heir to 
 whyni he p'ie.iJes, lu ilut tew iicli iikii die, but he i.aiub 
 
 then 
 
 t:['(Wi 10 
 
 1(1,,,. 
 
 their f 
 
 acx'crd 
 
 from I 
 
 fcnted 
 
 46500 
 
 other 1 
 
 he wtr 
 
 uidcei 
 
 Ilieyl, 
 
 liiarini' 
 
 and It' 
 
 I'I'pecia 
 
 table 1. 
 
 Ii'iith p; 
 
 O.n,- 
 
 thc Cul 
 
 adore 
 
 r.-nt to ; 
 
 Inlmite 
 
 i!u'\ h. 
 
 ,enunp 
 
 luiiiing I 
 
 Hjrd> ' 
 
 ing ilifit 
 
 him. In 
 
 :.:ne hill 
 
 -.Inch 
 lerilinen 
 In- .1 dliiaiice 
 ■ kind of 
 iic'ls wl 
 hat iliey 
 Mattel s, 
 ■ Sir„rc Conce 
 ■i-l* liuibd a: 
 lawny, tl 
 
 \\0III'.M 
 
 They al. 
 
 1 pper-lip 
 
 III? dowi 
 
 whi,h til 
 
 the Reliiri 
 
 fancv, 'tl 
 
 where ili 
 
 Head, an 
 
 or trom it 
 
 iy/:i() (;(;«,',' 
 
 .riM to H. 
 
 and made 
 
 w.th whk 
 
 -.. bifhad 
 
 oi i.ncii, 
 
 heat of tl 
 
 Molhf tl 
 
 f""! the mo 
 
 Pisop'r hav 
 
 rich brijigi 
 
 at Fealts' . 
 
 Ropes of ( 
 
 precious St 
 
 lliipe from 
 
 u more iipi 
 
 lavired all 
 
 liii-ir Di'voi 
 
 'Clint It irr 
 
 lowii^ th 
 
 Ciiitdms V 
 
 IvlVrcih.'y 
 
 >ered their 
 
 <if their Sill 
 
 fonietimes 
 
 ■; ■ Ihcy w 
 
 fiarmcnr, 
 
 Cotton. '] 
 
 edSiik. as 
 
 neiy belt 
 
 hh k, and 
 
 uiiiuiky. 
 
 rc.icluth t< 
 
 Sallie< of ; 
 
 It III', nil) ih 
 
 aiivl Nobhs 
 
 t"-li^::(ll' Si 
 Wool. 'I I 
 Stocsius 10 
 hi two inch 
 th»v l',in,-y, 
 »' d oailid, 
 their oilier ( 
 
a,cr(\ I ib. il 1. 1 C hapXXlV.^ r Tho. Herbert'/ Traiels into Alia W Afr ica, Or. 4.5 1 
 
 icil not bill tic woiilil 
 •iKC, 1 ui trsint; lum 
 IV I'm !;llc\v ai!l iii- 
 .iki' I'olli'ilioii ol It, 
 mil Kcv.vik 'oy ilic 
 > J'lf, «i h .lii tl;c' 
 itilulfiabli.' '.'.cttai to 
 li' .11 ivu> llariktl ai 
 r*rcni;iii, aiul of lus 
 
 1 llli 1 k.lii t't jouco 
 10 I'.ouulc liis num- 
 Atd 10 ^oiitiivie die 
 lit .l!'h< siviii^ them 
 
 their I'lovilioiLS, iv- 
 ho iuil^i wiTc liii\i\l 
 liiJ lVtn.i(;u ; lull If- 
 "irlifii ;uiilin.\l rliDiii 
 M'Ci\. ,7 /Vv liavicn 
 I Parts was 110 lci,s 
 r till.' next Year, i ;. 
 I't \_ii.i--i/;.'-..iH'.), hf 
 Shcrv^'i nnJ G -v,,!!,, 
 Alligiance ; aiul Ly 
 K ^.■'(.y>.»* til 111. V.m. 
 :t'orcby i- /Ar-ir; anj 
 
 ot ' ■• , K;i/«;«B, 
 f .limiiti'i ani.i;?<;?ii."v, 
 
 0110 way t'rom /i.n.'u 
 lie C \i:nni.-'i,\i ro /.',i- 
 thicli to iliis Day ihc 
 ! CiovMi and Tirroiir 
 
 eat Degree of (jlory, 
 after lie hul lived b.- hi. 
 as oanied froiiiC ./■.« 
 great Aiuellors, and 
 idlijii. wlio after 1^ 
 
 111 A,ii\:, now r( ii'.niiij;, ,, , 
 
 
 rjiS. 
 
 Ctlfl 
 
 6//,')', 
 
 ■d uiiii SI; iweii, lilt 
 Rivers is ban en. 
 Rains, bcaule of' 
 •n i)f the frciiiiejt 
 bdiy, iho' v^-.lIi va- 
 
 iigdoir, lie fays, lie ,, 
 tile iiuiluni; m, mure . , ; 
 hli and RcvijhU.s.il,.. ■^■ 
 t i)'d wa< 14^00 
 to the KitigseA- 
 iMii the levural I'ro- 
 ame in, and kept 
 lion to LOiti it tiir iilV. 
 -.11 Kings is about 
 about I 19C.-UU/. 
 Silk, Coitciis, and 
 > IK) way ol jjetliiii; 
 ilo the Maiket eveiy 
 I molt lit hii I owns, 
 iLtue-ioic:) Vilhi;. ■, 
 Id .uidSilwt, t-iii 
 inn. luiiie in tlliee, 
 no Akioiint to ilieir 
 n iin|"y, iliey are 
 full liaiijdi! M his 
 , ami I'l.iili'i (!ra- 
 s I laiain, an 1 lorle, 
 The Caiav.ms iioiii 
 h pafviliro' bis Colin- 
 di/.is ( f feveialloits, 
 lies, Uriips, (j . lie 
 ndirate Iviiic<, or piv 
 aiiis jireatly by ilieni. 
 iiaktsliiinle!' Idcir to 
 undie, but lu-i..aiiiis 
 then 
 
 their Goods, and none dare dil'piitc hi-, Title. He alfo, 
 actording to an Old Mode, expcifts Annual I'rcfenfs 
 from his prcat Men. The Duke of Sl'ym^ lately pre- 
 fented the King with as ..any I arrecs x% were valued at 
 46500 ' Florins, 49 (Jr .ilcts of (iold, 71 of Silver, and 
 other Rarities, too i^rr at a Prefent for a SubjccV, iiiilef' 
 he were allowed all I' .iiftcr ways 10 enrich hi.iifclf, as 
 indeed the (iovcrnoiirs under all Mil-metr.n Princes are 
 lliey have Power of l.iti- and Death, condemn without 
 licarini', and difpolc of Mens Perloiis and Hdates, when, 
 and how they plealc, without any relped of Right 
 efmially at Mens Deaths, where rlicrc is any ronlidc 
 taWc Kllatc, their Heir fcldoi.i coming in for above a 
 liiith part. 
 
 Conceiiiing the Hononr they "ivc their Kinps, it is 
 the Cuttoin 111 P-yfi^, as in other baftcrn Countries, to 
 adore then Kings ; fothat asof «.)ld, they are not cnn- 
 t.-nt to revereiicp hin- as the linage of God, vvho by hi* 
 liilinite WiUloiii governs and prcfervcs all things, but 
 they ha< e a mote tranfccndant Opinion and Kfteem cr 11- 
 cciiiinc him, iiiaking proltrations before him, not I'rc- 
 luiiiing to fprt or cough in h.s pri fence, nor jiull then 
 Haniis out of their Sleeves, fwcariiig by his Head, bow- 
 inc their Hcdies, and killing the Letters that come from 
 hull. 1r Ins Titl.s, to illullr.ite Ins Perfections, thcv 
 ;.;ive him the Ivpithets of /m.V , .\,/fm-i;j, /('.'"-', and 
 luch fivect Odours and Flowers as moft deli^jht the taite, 
 •.Inch istlieCuttom all over the Eaft. Buttho' m Go- 
 icriiinent thev arc .'ihlolutc, yet rhcy have certain Or- 
 dinances of War to lie obfcrvcd by their Soldiers, and a 
 kind of Imperial Law to be obfervcd by all other Sub-| 
 ja'b', which thev h^.e judt.-? conltituted to Execute ;| 
 hat ilicy arc fo Iti'.'iecd to Briliery, uiilffs in Criminal 
 Miittis, tli.it little Jiiflice 's to be had from them. ; 
 
 Coiiieri'ing the Natives, they arc gcnrralK' wcll- 
 liiubd and (traight : the Zone they live in makes il-."ini 
 r.iwiiy, the Wine cheerful, and Opumi liiltful. The! 
 Womei painr, the Men loie Arms ; all atf.'it Poetry.' 
 They allow no lia'r in any part of the Body, but on thcj 
 1 piierdip, oi' which they wear it long, thick, and turn-' 
 me downward, and on the top of iheir Heads, by| 
 which they are male to believe, thai their Prophet, at 
 the Rcfiirr.c'tion, will lift them up into Paradil'e ; which ' 
 &nc\, 'lis probable, that "rt/'-wf Monk from /-.'^j/t 8. 3.1 
 where the .'Siigcl took up that I'rnphet by a lock of his 
 Head, and lifted htin np between thelMrthand Heaven, 
 or tioin the . (// -o yph.il Story of Be' and rhe /Jr/ijji>i,wlierc , 
 Ili:ii7k.hik the Prophet is faid ro be tranfpor'cd from ."/;.- J 
 .;>.! to Hr.iyhii. The reft of their lair is ihaven oft',' 
 and made incapib'c of grow hj again by the Oil Oou't., 
 with which tlicy anoint the pl.ae^ thncc. 
 
 InlK'ad of hair, iluv wreath alx)i.it their Head rolls' 
 ot 1, '11011, no' only tiur Ornamcii', but to keep off the 
 he.it ol the Sim, and difciid th.'m agaiiilt an Hiiciny. 
 Mo!^ of the I'r /I till wear tlicin large and valcable, tho' 
 hrthe moHpirt of Callico ; and the Superionr forr of 
 Peop'e hive them woven with Silk aid Ciold, with a 
 rich triiige or laifel of Gold and Silver at the end, but 
 V. Fe.ilts and Entertainments they wtcath them widi 
 Ropes of Orient Pearl, and Chains of Gold fet with 
 rrccioiis .Stones of great value. The Kings ditfirs not in 
 ihipc from others, but in bignefs only, or in that he lets! 
 it more upright. With theic Turbants the /'i"7i>H/ go; 
 covered all day 1 -ng. and are never uncovered neither at 
 tiicir Devotion, nor in the KingsPrcfcncc, bccaufc thry! 
 count it irreverent, but they cxprcfs their coinplainr by I 
 lowiiig the Head towards the Heart ; but borli thefcl 
 Cuitoms were bnniglit in among them by Mi/.om.".', for! 
 Ivf re they wore a kind of Hat, Or Bonnet, ard unco- 
 vered their H /ads both .at Salnt.aiions and m the Prefcnce 
 nt their Superiours, and Hill to Strangers they willdo it 
 fonietimcs in Ci niplanancc. 
 
 llicy we.ir no Bands, and their Alijoba, or upper 
 Garment, is of Cil i o (titch d wirhSilk, or quilted with 
 Cotton. The better fort have G inncms of Paiti-coloiir 
 edSiik, asSattin, or Gold and Silver Chamlots, for va 
 riety belt pleaferh tluin. No colour I'.ifpieafcth but 
 bl.i k, and til it is never worn, becaufc t s difnia! iind 
 uiihicky. 'I Ik n Sleeves arelbaight aiidloig. their Vcit 
 reaclutli to then Calves Tlicir Waftrs aic girt with 
 Sallies of Silk .ml Gold eight Yards I mg. They di 
 IbiHvnlli ilu- (;j_u.iliii>s of thole that wear them ; Dukes 
 and Nobles have tlicni of (.inld. Merchants and Cvofai- 
 /"■(on of Sibcr, and Men xif inferiour Rank of Silk and 
 Wool. I hen Nhirtsaiecf Cotmn, their Rrceehcr have 
 S'oe'siiis lewed to tliem, which do not much iheirShoes 
 b\ nvti niche- Their Shoes are o! I eailicr of any colonr 
 lh«y t'niicy, well-ltitclicii, lliarp-ioed, with high heels, 
 and iKiihd, yci iior for Thrill, luit out nfCfltoni. t)vei 
 their oUier Cloaths they tliri. w a lliort Cloih-Coat with 
 
 out Sleeves, and furred. In horSeifons they wear Stoc- 
 kins of F.iMijh Cloth heeled with 1 cather. 
 
 CJIoves, or Gold Kings, arcof ro (litem among tlicm.il-ir Ruif:. 
 but they wc.ir Silver Rings in Memory of A/.i jvi-.'s 
 Ring left toOJnwn for a Legacy. They pnint iheir nails 
 and hands with Alr.inna. or Cliaa-powder, into a red or 
 tawny colour, iv t loi Ornament only, but tocoolilieir 
 I ivir, ard irnkc tlicni Valiant in War. In ihcir Rings 
 ihcy Wear .Agats or Torquoifes, which of all Stones 
 they molt delight in ; but fome have their Name, or a 
 Word out of the Alcoran engraven in them. 
 
 Their Mullah's, or Clergy, cngrofs all tlicir Learning, i'''''" '■""" 
 They write with a Reed or Cine, and kneel ufually '^^^,'^"^ 
 while they write for their cafe. Their Paper is verv 
 glolfy, made of Bombalinc, or Cotton- wool ; and drop- 
 piiig Oiled colours, they vein it like Marbk. 
 
 They wai>. wiih great Ceremony, jovniiig ihc top? "f 
 their Fingers togrther of bodi Hands, both bilorc aiut 
 after Meals, and upon their natural Ocealijns, which 
 they do in the open Streets. 
 
 Their Swords are more bending than the Faulchiors, 
 rf pure Metal, and as (harp as a Razor. The Hilts arc 
 without Wards, being of Gold, Silver, Hern, l»ory, 
 Steel and Wood. 
 
 1 heir J'ffy/,i« .Scimitars were of that value with the i.'A.<"Sci- 
 Scthii-.ni, that they worlhipp'd ihcm as the Image of »""s *>,.-- 
 \Ur.'. Their Sc.abbr.ids are of Camels Hide, cover'd '"'''*"■''' 
 with Vcivc: on Feltivals, and embroidered with Gold, 
 or let with Stones of pri.e. 'I hey feldom ride with- 
 out Bows and. Arrews, th.c Qjiiver Iviiij wrr tight oc cut 
 very aitificially, the bow ihori. but Itrorp, .in I tne Ar- 
 rows long and wcll-lie.ided They .arc fo Skilfd in Ar- 
 chery, in which they chiefly delight, that they can in a 
 full career cleave an Orange hungcrofs the Hippodrome, 
 and whenpalt the Mai k, turn back\<ard and hittherel'. 
 They have fome Cannon mcunted at l.jr, &c. but lel- 
 dom ule them in Fr.-hl Seri'ices, which give the T. i^x 
 fome advantage agaiiift them, who diforJcr the Horfc 
 with the noife of them. The ufe of Muskcts they have 
 learn'd from the Pcitu^ucff, and \\ic them well. 
 
 The Women veil their faics in !'■ blick. They nicTHelr wv. 
 low in (taturc, bet ilraigit xn\ lomely, more corpulent I',', "•,,'j'"^."'. 
 th.in lean, for Wine and Mulick f'atrcii them. Thcirnan. ' 
 complexion is naturally p.ile, Itit by painting made liin-'''-'- ''i- "S 
 guine. Their hair ii black and curled, ilieir lorehead 
 high, skin lotr, eyes black, have high nofcs, pretty large 
 months, chick lips, and round cheeks. Hoiicft Women, 
 when they po abroad, (peak ti none in their Wav, nor 
 tinvcil their fitecs. When they lide, th.c vulg.ir fort lit 
 allridc, bur th.,- bctf r fort .ire mounted on Camels in 
 Cages ol Wood covered, to keep them from thclii;litof 
 Men. The- r hair curing hangs .ibout their ihcidders, 
 and fometinies is plaited in a C.iwl of Gold ; rciinJ a- 
 bouc their tiice an' thin they uluall;, li.ing .1 Rope of 
 Pearl. 1 heir Fyc-lids are coloured Coai-bUck with a 
 tine Pencil dipp"d in the Mineral called -li:Jy.c. Tncy 
 make alio liieii-,ns in then llelli of various ll apes and 
 firni^. Then Nofcs are liung with Jewels of Gold fet 
 v\ ill r.ch St.- n 's, and their liirs have Rings of equal 
 hiltve. Tli'v be.iiitify their Anns, Hands, Legs and 
 F.et, with p.iin-id Flowirs and Birds. 
 
 The C'-urrcans have a more lalcivjous Carriage and Their Cs.r- 
 D'-rfs! Tluy toiec every I iir.b t • dance to the .Mulick'"'' 
 of theii Bells .iiid Tiiii' rels. T.. ir H.ibit u loofe and 
 gawdv, le.iching to thiir mid-leg ; under which they 
 wear Drawers rf Clotli of Ciuld Saitiii, tilfec! StiitfSj or 
 coltly hnibrnidery. They .ue of no Relicion, Ifiok 
 temptingly, dtink notably, and covet Men and .Monty 
 greedily. The Queen is prtlent with the P.- /;' ••. Kings 
 at Supper .-tnd Iiaiiqtiets, but withdr.iws when the King 
 is diipo'cM to drink and be merry, for then they c..ll for 
 Mulick and Cointezans, f'r ihey will not lia'C tiicir 
 Wucs privy 'otlicn Iiitem|vrance and Wantoiiiielii. 
 
 Concerning th.- .'\rinsof /'"-y/c, ^-"ec/;; obferves, thatTlv Arrs 
 I in Old time they bore l:i>: r, an t.igic crowned w 1 h ihe '' ' ''■^'' 
 Sen, diiplaye.l Siti.n; which continued till C- n alicr- 
 ! ed it, who, as \e>if,''<i/. tells, had an Fngle hung upon 
 a long Spear lor his Arms. The i'e-// ■'; Kings b re this 
 Ffeutcheoii, till ('>.;//(« was overcome by them, and then 
 they Blazoned a Sagitrarv on their Roval Siandai.l, with 
 which alfottieir l)<.rieks (a piece of God of 15 1. \alue) 
 WHS llainped. B-it Mihinci, when he had conquered 
 them, .and introduced his Law, vc;ech'd theic, atid chofc 
 a Men.in, and Moon Cicl'cc nt, with this Iniprefs, !'•::, >ii 
 lion iinplc.it O'biii'y alluding to an Univcr.aiC cumiaiid, 
 which the r>ciKlt have traiiL-iibed and fi t up at lu:t ..).- 
 '•lenii. Silt (iiiiiri changed M,-:li.-m:-:\ Coat, and inven- 
 ted a newFnllgn, -.;'-. I'ci.m, a Lion cou. hant Sol ; thi: 
 j Sun Orient in his fa.o of the fame. Minted afo ,11 their 
 I Brals Medals, and as a tyc of .^mity ai..i:pted ol bv the 
 M in m 1 (J .-.if 
 
 fs 
 
 
 1" i 
 
 '' ' i, 
 
 1 ■ « i' 
 
 
 \\< ■ I 
 
 Hit iMf ,h; 
 
'1 *>■ 
 
 4-2 
 
 ir I ho. Herbert J l ravels into Aih ^nd Africa, i^c I ib lillyiapX A 
 
 1 ^iV 
 
 (.'..'.If M at aiul Xtj-liUiuiiiig Princes. Tlic f'.iivwi, 
 
 B ;'.'.TiV^-<,' V, „>,,«,, .i^.i'i, S''lh;;,hi, .iiiJ. i'ojel-i-'li''- . 
 Km'' tin Cii.1t- .Annniir, l''i\-:\iilc tlicy arc inimi.mt iii I It 
 r.lklry. No Imiioiir .im ii;; llic I'l-ijini! is Hcrciiit.ny. 
 riicy .irc very civil ,\n.\ miMc in tjicir N.itiii'CN to one 
 .incithcr, .inii clpci.iKy I'l Str.miicrs. llicy alli.HV Uc- 
 ilivc!. iinoiij', tliciiitclic*, .iiul otlicr iViiplc, .liui j;ivc :\ 
 •.'.iw iMpcC^ ic) Men aciiir.Uiij; i.) ilicii IJc('.ici>., Qii.>lit\ , 
 or Mont. In C)M linic tluy wen- MoLiicis, j^ilicCln- 
 vcriunir> now .iro, li.H liy ccnvcrlinn wiili ilu (.•''; 
 iikl l{^ii.:ii>, tiicy li.ivc Ic.iincil lo aoilliip D.ciiioii , \nd 
 .tliolilhcil tluir ('.c!crti.il Worililp. 'Ilicy licniuincvl Jt< 
 p.'.'fr, I'l the I'lrm.imciu, hiu .//""", /. c. ilic Snii, in 
 A/'.'/:.-, ilu-\ molt .iriccK\l, ;iik! tf liiiii tliey ileili.,iteil 
 many Teniple-., anJ i;i-inj; liini Tulci ol Hunuiii, 
 He.iltli .nui (ientleiu'ls. Tlic Moon iilfo tlicy IiaJ nu 
 Jiii ratiDiiof, f.ii'iNiiiiy I'.er 10 be ifi-oiilcil to >/.'v//c, ami 
 Itill they bowcil to it at its tirii appearance Iciiiu all.) 
 liail e.;ii;il Reverence, and the I'lemciits wcrelVityM. 
 Rewar.l and l'iin;llii\cnr came a'l'o iiiin the Niiniber.it' 
 tlicii(iuik. ^-'Mv;/ coininandeil them t.i keep a cnnti- 
 nnal Fire, not to be tcil uith .oninmii I'nel, nor kiiullcl 
 \vi;h prr.t'i inij ;\ii-, but Ui. It a.s ihoiikl come tVont the 
 Heanis ot the !bni. I inlitnin^, 1-lints, or the like, 'i'lie 
 Vater thc\ vumKI not allow to be .-orri;pieil with ile.ul 
 (.arkallls Dnt, L'liiie, or any other nafly thin);. Ima- 
 >;C'i ih-'V little rcij.ir.le.l, pcil'iimini; their Kei:j;ioiis 
 I^itc iiiCiroves, .Sl.>nni<, cv o:hci places. IheirMar- 
 
 C'af< are nmrc ir. iCiitioll with thcnt than IXif',s, whi, |i 
 they lu.|iieiitly cairy in their .\riiis, in iiMtaii. iiol ihva 
 I'ropliei Mii'Mi. /, wliDufiiaily larry'daCa; i.ihis.Mecve. 
 Mervli.iMt* arc ill citini.ttioii anionj; them, who \ia,!e 
 into Cm^ 1, /<! (/..(, !'/.(/<% and iiiliir I'avts oF /(/;.•, bit 
 rcliloiii into /-JM/T. '1 licii Meih.inuk-i are inilultrioiK 
 .ind inpeiiiou.s in uurkiii); .Silk and Cf lion, djiivj ,nii,l 
 ue.nini; ^..n■l•n^, and pnniiist; li> wcr-- of all Inn., i., 
 I calm M\..\ niColoiiis, of whiiii they niiike Uulkiii- 
 Vand.iK, Saddles, and Furniture tor Hmile*. 
 
 I licii I'Inliciaiis .irc ,;ieat admircri. ot Nature, dutim- 1- 
 fi niiuli thereon, lii.u ihi V olicu iiiiiki" the liiliuiiiiem ''■ ■ 
 the C aide. 'I lie; are well MoialKd, and citil inl.,iii 
 ;4iiaj;e .iiul riiiatb.wliKli be(;et th.:ni cliiei.i tVum all tli.i; 
 eiiineirc uiili them, but are C'oNcton.s, andlove M.c;, i^ 
 Stii.lie-. I'liCN li:ne dennes trainceiidinp uiie aiiJiher 
 in I'lile, as tliei Skill ,iiid Seniority merits. Ihey .ir.- 
 inoii nC iheni I'hiloluphits, but their I ibrarie.sare ili i!;, 
 and tluir Books ii \ially ^rablck, but clio'.e an.l ■. IJ, ' 
 Tlicy pieliT I'l.O'.iv and \ ii;etaHcsl'Cl'oic Mineral. !■, 
 their S.liools ihey ati'cCt .Silen.c, and litlini^ ir. :;>-li ;|fed, 
 wan 'heir Hi.dns. iniai;iiiiiHt ihat motion advani;. ■ 
 (;e!. iheir Study, and I'erves tor I'.xercil;'. The Doctcii, 
 are n.inie.l U.uKfiin , i.e. Learned Men. bnt ihc-r .Mom, 
 tchanks .S"/'iM( l,:l ii , i.e. the Uc\iNtdniiir(.'coii<. Ilu ■ 
 arc Walters ol much Kiioivli .'.;. , and di.lij;lu iiiutli ;ii 
 Judicial .Altrolnpy, Many .Arabiik Writers, Icuriiol 
 both 111 N.itiiral I'hilol'ophN aud Maihenumcks. iiave 
 
 til- f Jrj. 
 
 'If 
 
 n V c< ihey commonly celebrated in ihe Srf'i'.H .about the , Hoiiriihed n\ tliole P.c.-ts, and ihcir Books they lead, 
 .(.julnoT, and the Bride;.;rooni e.it nothing; but .^pples i ^^//'c .i/r/, (..i.Vw, .(;.■ ^..'j, .tfr...jiiw, ..li ii.-i,«.i, /(.i;i, 
 anil CainiU Marrow. l'pKj;ainy they approve ot", not | 'I'V'//»k;.I', &c. In (ico,i;Mph\ they have lt'iift,!^^;i;t,\ 
 only tVoiii the hxainple ofthcir Kings, but bccuifc chey . in Oratory .//kt,-^ /.''.»>, uliich ihey read and btcon'e a,l- 
 honoiir Inch moll as have many Childieii. I mirable. They lia\c plenty ct lletls, Druijus, (iuir.s 
 
 They feldom law their (.luldrin till they were tour and (.)doi.iS, which they underilaiid the ule ot, and cm 
 Years o'.i, t'loin whi. h A^c to twenty they learn to ride apply I'earon.ably. 
 
 and iV.ont, tare nic.inly, |.i.!i;e hard, watch. The Old For Huxcsthev i',ivc Sloes, Kicc, rinnanioii, I'oirr ^, 
 Men went plain, but the Youhj; .Mens Habit was rich, (;ranaus, and l'.ii; arics T'o ]niri;e .Mehiiuliolv, A'o..,,:, 
 their .\rnis and 1 cps being hurt; H-ith Ch.iins of buimili- Senna and Hiinbarb. For Fiei^ni, Tinbith ; and lit' 
 edCiold, or Brat's, \k\\'k\\ m itated the Sun's brightncl's. Colds an.l Sweatini;s, Ctilsof Bcaurs, I eopaids. Jack.iN, 
 In their War they wore Coats ot" Mail, or Steel, cnri-j ll.d.t .M.in, wuAi'Mus Hi'j'. The Country ailords ; !eii- 
 oullv linked, an.l their Bre^ll-platcs fcalcd : Their 1 ar-, ly oidrd-.nmin, i. /;;;.'»ii /.-v, .hiiiin'iii :. , Munii.-, i":/(-,.i'.', 
 gi's were of 0.>t-hide, large and lounJ, and their Cap /).i'.'.', /('ii/'<: /', 0,'>p'''ux, S.t.K-.':.!, airl ./// (,'>'/i'..'i ; 
 ot Lull n in many folds. Bows, Swords and Avfs, wcie wliiih \.ii\ is found in greatetl quantities about / :'n', 
 their Ariv.s whi. h ihey kept well, and mana;.;ed dcvtr- and the Kiver !«..'(/•. But Sweatini; is tlr b.pidciiiic's 
 louilv. The i;rcat .Mens Tables were f] Iciulid in rich 
 I'lirnitiire an I Dilhes of (iold, but in Meats very ordi- 
 nary and Ipariiy. Thev w. re milch Rnen to nrimken- 
 
 nel's, With which they lealcd ail their Negr.tiations and f'rcipii nt Baihinn the'r Skins .irc ni.ade loir and tine, ai;„' 
 Barcains with, iievcrthelcls their Comploiuents are hear- their Bodies tender and ai'lhe. They lonii'iitc tin;.' 
 ry, embracing their Fqvials, and giviiui the Mead and Years bv Moons, and not by the Sun, I'o thai ihe nui . 
 Knee to Snperiours. Superftitions they are, and cate ber of Days in ihc whole Year with them amounts bm 
 not to aoHii any .^^^air, unlel's by calting the Oie they , to -ijj, wliich our compiuaiion b\ the Sun cxce- ■, 
 liglit ot' a Fortunate ( diaiice. In Sicknei's and Tr vibles | i J IXiy^, and makes a great ditt'erence bciw. en tlv i.- Hr- 
 tome uleSorcerv, prefer. bing Charms, Ci.ils Characlcts, . gyra and our Year of the lord. 
 
 Letters, and the like, i.iken .'onimonly out of the AIco- 1 Siuh as prai^life .M.iiuif.aclures are ot an InUri.-'r 
 ran. Kccroitian^ick Studies thev much admire, becaule account to liic Solditis, nevctthclelsthcy liv.' I'leniil'uiiy, 
 above ^■ommon re.acli, .ind tew of their .V.'fu but can ex- , and, out of thercaihof the King's lealo.o li^e, whi.ii 
 trcife. I'. •■/ their Sabbaih, uhi^h they keep liicn- 
 lioiilly. 
 
 Concerning their Callings, rnilinefs, Arts and Scien- 
 ces. The .Solditrv is moll in rciiueli among ihciii, of 
 
 I'hylkk, being of le.iU C'harge and moll Llfeful, inm- 
 nii.h that foiiic Ciiics have three hundred I lummiiiii-, 
 or ll.itliv, and others many, iho not lo niiirunn s. Kv 
 
 TliorCil- 
 
 ni-rt. Ar-i which thev have tour C.cgrecs, i/;. 
 ■nd SR'ii«.c> ■ ■ " ' ' 
 
 ot'teii ruin the great ones. The Peafanr . arf Slaiis, and 
 
 can call no'-hing their cjwn, be. aide ' ley are lo lil-iecc 
 
 I to the Kapmc of the /Irijt an.l Ci' ■■.'-' y'v, iho'npuii 
 
 'laint they find -'i. afon.ible |iif"'iee troni the I'.ii; i,v. 
 
 ( .'.nv;/j, 
 
 1;i-'s, M'd C'K'iiiy, or Co./.i/c/;.'?. The I'.'/zj-: i, oi 'fwo;. 
 »i.i'-\ arc more liefpicable. I'pon the Mulkr, thePc- 
 '■■m King I an mar^h three hundred thoul'and Unrl'e, aiivl 
 ffien'Y thnufimd FtKJt or .Muliiuetoors, fuih torcc he 
 
 ,C.'d/c;'-.''.(//.'."', 'They are of a genlil andob'.ing Nature, t'.u 
 
 barnilefs in Uilccnine, ... . little iniimlitivc aticr bo- 
 reign News, I'eldoiii inq.iinng more about any (.oiiniry 
 than. Whether they have good \\'iiie, lait V\'un en, I'li- 
 vii cable Hotl'es, and well-temper d .Sword<. Few of 
 
 can advaii.c, but fcidoni exceeds liliy iliouf.ind, becaule them eaii read, becau'.e ihac Sc.ciue is Migrollld b) 
 
 I 
 
 tis asm.inv as. an bcl-orragcd in fm h ban en Countries, 
 whi. h aftord little I'alhira.'.e, oroher I'nnender for 
 Horfcs, and ilurctorc they I'vcd iheui with . Iiopi .Straw 
 and Barley, wlii,.li renders them lefs .ipt to Dil'eafes, and 
 M'cps them m as good heart as our,, which have better 
 Pr.ivilinii. In I'c.icc ihey are net idle, but cxcrcilc 
 thrml'e'ves in fiindrv forts of Martial I'eails. They loie 
 to hunt an.i chafe the Stag, .Aiiteh pe, (ja/.al, Tvger. 
 Boar, (loat. Fox, lavkal, \\.'ol'', and ihc like. '1 "hey 
 know well how to nfe ilie Bow, Dart, Scimitar, (lun 
 
 Cdiurih-mcn, Clerks, Santos and Mcuhants, ytt hn 
 Hour fuch as cm. 
 
 Some 1. tile .Skill they have in Muli,k, vvlii.h lefem-i i 
 bles the Doric and Phtyric, a lol't and lot,v Conlort.- 
 Above all Poetiy lulls' them, but 'heir I'oenis are Air.ii- 
 lous and 1 alcivn.iis. /Iliil-Clcn, who liveil .Imii II". 
 'jS^. /'.''iv ::;(/,'>, li),.L'->.tiiJ, and /-..M- ;'.!«/, aie iheir prin- 
 cipal I'ceis in thofe t'an.ics ; ror is Pociry nvv.ir.lrd bet- 
 ter any where than there. M.ii-ciiic: tiie Clie.il, ./"ci.- 
 /ii.'sSon, gave Poet ,\(,:i;.ih for fevcnty Dilti.k*, v.h'eli 
 
 nn.i lavciin. Their blai,|Ueb'.i?. is longer than ours, but ■ he indented him with, y t.o .Sialei, : And /.!• ,->,Kiiip 
 •:i:nner, and they I'fe it well, but detell the trouble of] .l.'fic. -//.io/»nsCienei'al, for three N'erles, vvhieli a IV 
 Cannon, and fuch Inllruments of\\'.ir, as re>]uire Car- 1 ct gave hiiu, rei]iiiied him vv.ili three hurdrcil piece, ot 
 riage. They have large (iiey hounds, of fuch Courage, | (iold ; and tho' their Verl'es Ic bin lame, yet tluiv liiigi- 
 as to cncniintcr Lions. They have Spaniels, but noi'fo 
 good as ibeir I lavvks might challenge, for they liaveFvc 
 
 ing them makes ilieiii hirmonious. 
 
 The .Men ali'eCl not daivmg, yet take no finall pica- ,1; 
 Gawfe-hawks, and Hobbies, line in ihe Boys and (.iirls that do, who to a.liiiiiationii. 
 
 riis of Laiflcs. I . 
 
 with exi client F3'...ins, out ' i /<".//".i and Sn.-l-i.t, which 
 t'li y tly coiiiinon'v at M.ircs Jacka's, Partridge, Phea- 
 I'ant, Hern, IM.i ans, J'oots and Olliiche;;. The Vulgar 
 f^ui <lelipht in .Morr.ce-Ja:icing, W'rallling, Handy ing, 
 Sviincirif en ihe B.ope-, Bam and Cr.ck-tighting, in 
 I'.l'.ich l,.\ci ifcs liicy li'eiid both Time and Moncv . 
 
 onf rm the pnitsof iheir Bodiesln (traiige wind.iiigsand 
 gelticulaiitins ro the f miul of Bells, I imlircls aid Cini- 
 ' ais. 'J he An of panning ilic Face in thcie Counincs, 
 is more ai-.ciciii ihan L.-'iiiiriendable, not only \\'iinicii, 
 but Mci iiiing it. 
 
 I's ii.t 
 
 w 
 
ica, e^f. I ib- iHli haP-K Al V.^/> Tho Herberts Travels into Afia and Mnci.^c 453. 
 
 liciM tluii IX.fjs, which 
 us, in iiMi.iii. iiot'ilv.ir 
 ny'daCa: i.iliis.Slccn-. 
 w.^ iluin, will) i.r.-,,!^. 
 iliir I'iivis of W/;,-, In t 
 liiiiKhN all' imliilirujiK 
 111 (...I iiiiii, Jjiiii; niul 
 1-1. u\-r-' i)t' all luu> |i| 
 liili tiny make Uulkiii-, 
 
 tor H(iiilc<. 
 
 liuTiiit Xatiirr, iliitiiij- 1 
 i iiiaki- ihc Ijiltumicm''- 
 till J, aiul tavil iiil..iii 
 Kill ciiiiia tVimi all i\\.v. 
 cioii.s, amilovcM.,';, ik 
 amcciulinp om- anjiluT 
 >)r;ty nicuts. ijk-y arc 
 tlioir I ilirancs arc lir.i;i, 
 , lull rlicv.c aiul ■.iftlu' 
 U-sl'dou- Miiicim1>. In 
 ami lltliiii; n'iii\-li ;!:i',l, 
 iliat uujiioM j.lvan:;- 
 I'Xi'Rilr. Thi; IVkIcih 
 \\ M.-ii, bm ilicJr Mntii, 
 cMKt,liiiur(;toii<. Tin • 
 
 , aiul di.li|;lit iiiiicli 111 
 ihiik Wrinrs, IcMr'uil 
 ,il Matliciiiauck":. iiaM' 
 ir Books tlicy uad, , /-. 
 
 i'l/Zri', .-I, lii'/,;/.T, /(.i;ji, 
 
 tlu-y li.ivi- ;/'H/>..'i, aiij 
 
 11 y vcail ami Imcoiro a.l- 
 
 llcil s, Driiijus, (iiiiv.s 
 
 M\<.\ till,' HlC Ot, jnj 1,111 
 
 KC, Citinanioii, I'oirc ^, 
 iii;<.' Mi'iamlioly, A!.>.»,,.,, 
 Ill, Tiiil'-.tli ; aiu! Id '.: 
 viT';, li-opaiiis. JackaU, 
 licCoimuy ailoi\U| !cii- 
 ii«< ;,, A(j««r, )'(//-, /|.'j, 
 Pi'.'.'.i, and .///.i/iVi'.M ; 
 fjiiaiuitus al'inii / m' , 
 liii;^ ii ilr I'.piucmick 
 aiul iiiiill UklLiI, inl'ii- 
 cc Iniiuircii lliiiimiiiiii-, 
 1 not io iiimuiors. liy 
 iiiaili' Uift aiul tiiir, aiiJ 
 
 'I'luv loinfiitc thci" 
 Snii, I'u thai ihc niiii!- 
 iMili ilicni aniumiis but 
 
 ' ) till- Sim cvciv I-: 
 cjilc Lci\Vicinh-i;Hc- 
 
 ari.' ot ar IiikrL'T 
 fsihcy liv piiniiriilly, 
 liakris l-\c, whi-li 
 
 faiu .ate Slavis, .lii.i 
 I'c 'icy ait lo iil'it'Ct 
 ■:-!■ :f-\i, ilio'iipLii 
 1*^110 Iroiii tlu' C.tu'ct!. 
 i,!> N'aaiii', t',ucu'»K, 
 
 ininiiliti\e alicr lo- 
 \x al'oiu siiy Country 
 iiic, lau V\ uii I'll, I'tr- 
 
 il Sworil*. Fi-w ut' 
 
 .ClUC is MlJiVollul 1') 
 
 d MLuliants, yet hii- 
 
 Miili^k, vOiiJi ui'ciii-| , 
 111 and loll) C'chlnri.- 
 heir I'c'cni.') arc Air.o- 
 who livtd .Imii SI', 
 it.t-i^.uii, aie tlk'ir prm- 
 I'oiuy riwardcJ bct- 
 tiic (ircat, ,l'"i'>i- 
 vc-.ity PilUik-i, v.hitli 
 : Ami i.j/ri,Kiiip, 
 WtIcs. uliicii a I'o- 
 ii.- luudrtd I'iivcsot' 
 .aiiic, UT llitiv liiigi- 
 
 t take no finall |'K-a- ,i,, 
 •vlio to a.liiiiraiiiin.i- 
 ltraii!:c uiiii'.iiij;-.and 
 ;, I iiiihivis aid Cim- 
 cc 111 tlicieC.oniv.iies, 
 .-le, not oi'.ly Wonuii, 
 
 Pi U.% 
 
 l*,-,vti; 
 ,,iv«J 
 III- 
 
 Ihf 
 
 Pfili coiuiiiui:* tlic atKietii Ctiftom of iinafciilatinp 
 Youths, not only to jTcfcve the Hxccllcncv of their 
 VoiiV ill liiigiii?, I'i't rrincii'ally for ihc giianling of tlic 
 Seraglio of great I'erl'ons, which tlio' it liifli^ieiitly cffe- 
 niiiiir.e tl'.cm. yet foinc Uumuhs luve ncitliiT wanted 
 Ccur.ige nor Kqiutation, Init liavc ineri tledtd Generals 
 f >r tlie Field. They arc cfarcicnt Uandiiii; iii ihcC^ourt 
 i)t ('-• I'l:. and were formerly made In the txeilimi ot 
 the Telticks only. I'lit now .ill llic .Secrets are cut otf, 
 lie aiil'e a leiloiis I'viJ; obl'ervid our of tliefe (>fldiii;.;s 
 CO 'tring a Marc. I lonell Women rarely llicw ..leir ta- 
 cc' covering heir hcaiity with a white .Sheet ; and .10 
 Mail dares to praifc anoihers Wile, for fear of llirring 
 up the Jealoulic of licr Husband. 
 Concerning Oiiciinicilion ; it is hcrr tiled, and iif.r.c 
 JiuUti "" ''I' "-ailed a Mull' l-mm without it. Men, and foi-.e 
 Hires Women, conform to it ; the Men for Paradifc, 
 and Women for Honours fake, 1 he Males are Circiim- 
 cilrd at lll.inicl's .Af/, which was thirteen Years old, 
 and the Women between nine and lificen, as ispraCfiled 
 in and about ('.i.'io. The .-/uKiw/ prailifed it betbrc 
 M.ii.ii.f.', who is thought rather lo luve rermittcd than' 
 lOininanded it ; a Fee is to be paid at the Ceremony, and ! 
 for w.int of ir, the "oorclk fort arc fcldom cut. The Ce- , 
 irmony is mot.; or lefs, according to the diffcreivc of! 
 deprcc, performed cither at home, or in the Modules. ; 
 It a Son to a M/yti '•J""', .'•iii'mw, ot CI. •iih, be to be: 
 Grciimcifed, it is done with great pomp, for his Kindred 
 ,1:: J Friends, in their beft F'quipagc, aflemblc at the Pa-j 
 rents Houlc. and as a Sytnbal of their Joy, rrcfent him' 
 with (iit'is of Uindry prices. After a fm.all ftay, they j 
 mount the H.iy upon a tine Hurfe, with rich trappings. 
 He ii finely C loathed, holding in his Right Hand a 
 .Sivord, and in his Left Hand the Bridle. Two Slaves 
 sn on each fide him, one bearing a I.aiice, the other aj 
 {•iainbcaii. Before goes the Miilick, and the Father fol-i 
 lows, whom thercrt of the Kind red attend in Order, ac-i 
 cordinR to the ncarncfs of their Relation. 1 he HoJgce 
 attends at the entrance of the Mofquc, helps liini down, 
 and hallows him, and then they go immediately to their 
 Work : One hojds his Knee, a fecond Uifrobes hiiH,aiid 
 a third holds Ins Hands, whilll others, by fomc trivial 
 (Onccic, fcek to divert his thoughts, to extenuate his en- 
 lung pain. The Pncii having faid his Prayers, delates 
 (he rore-skin, ai\d in a trice, with his Silver Scizzars, 
 Circiimcifcth liim, and then applies an healing Powder 
 of Salt, Date-ltones, and Cotton-wo' '. The SranJers 
 bv, to ioy his initiation into M/^lmncimiJm, throwing; 
 downttieir Muiitr.i Nntjliiii, falute him by the Name 
 of a .Mii/Ju.-m.jH, but if the Ceremony be pcrforii.ed at 
 hoi'ic, they provide a Banquet, before whi.h the Boy 
 enters before the Company iinclo.ithcd and circumc'fed ; 
 and ill mem"-; of it they Fcalt three days, as .-ibr.witm 
 ciu when /yr/iiwas weaned. At the end of theic days 
 the Child is led about in State, ba'h'd and purged, and 
 having a white Turbant upon his Head, is lalutcd with 
 Acclamations. But Apolk.ue Chrillians go before the 
 (Wi, who le.ids ihem to 'iie Mofque, where tlicy arc 
 without any ceremonv C rcmntired ; winch done, they 
 Ipurn at the Crols with t leir feet, and fpit thrice at it,' 
 making their prot'ellion -i thcfe words, /..-, /.', I«, Hah,] 
 ('\ God is lirif, prai''. him, and next to him Mnlomei. 
 Then they hold up o'^^: linger, to renounce the Trinity, 
 and he receives .1 n ivNamc. Then he is led upon an 
 Afs tlowly through the Citv, that every one may ob- 
 fcrvc that he is become a Profclyte of At.»/vimc/ ; but 
 praifed be (jod, wc have few Examples of fuch Chri- 
 Ibans. 
 Concerning their Weddings, they luve not much va- 
 te:ip,h)fjtty_ All marry, as they pretend, to furnilh the Em- 
 r.ii„.,'„.petour with Soldiers for Defence, and Paradilc with 
 arti .Saints, to fing the Praifes of Mnhomet, except their 
 nniiei, which arc an Order of Iwggini; Friars among 
 them, who from a tranfccndant conceit of their own Pu- 
 rity forbear Matrimony. Such as intend to marry, pro- 
 vide a Sum of .'donev to buv the Woman's good-will he 
 hi! a mind to, her Parents liavini; no more to do but to 
 hath and purify her. They chule their Wives more by 
 report of otlie'-i than by iheii own knowledge, the 
 iticnds of cither Party reconirrcnding ar.d conchidin^,' 
 the Match. On he day rl Miirna;.>e tiie Bride is Veiled 
 with Ijvvii, and jravely Mounted, a Troop of F'ricnds 
 accompanying her to .he Church, and in the Mid-wa\ 
 Ihc is met with is many more, and all 10 gieatcn the 
 Ceremony. Iwuring the MoUiuc, th.: ■Vi'.iy takes the 
 Protertation of ihiirgtxid llkiiic, and Ihc de.'iands three 
 things, as the ?fn'.y)j Women dul of Old. Bed-right, 
 Food and Cloathing. Their Fathers having dec'arcd 
 their Confem, the Pneft circles them with a Cord, joyns 
 their Hands, takes a rccprocal Oath, and calls <"4'.o/n« 
 
 to wirncfs ; ai ' then the C.iJJi having enrolled their 
 Names, withth lay. Hour, .Month and Year of their 
 Nuptials, difinu -hem with an I'.u;^e. J he tiri> day 
 is Ipent in Fcaiiiii. ind Jovialty, the Men and Women 
 alunder. At Nij..! ijic Bride is wallicd .iiid peif..iiKd, 
 that Mic may be bctitr accepted by her Husband. T.'ie 
 it'xt Night they bathe togeihcr, and lii contin :e iVvep 
 d.iyr FealtiiiL', in which nine, if tl-.e M.an dilcuver the 
 V^'uinan not ro be a Virgin, iV.c is returned tj her Pa 
 tents wiih dillioiiour, oiiiciwilc lliC i> Jiep: till Death 
 nil kcs a Divcrce. 
 
 I he Alcoran allows Inceftuons Marriages, umicf a pre- rnifniKiMi 
 tc ..-e ot prcfervmg I ove in Families. If a Man be wva- J^^'^'-K" 
 ry d his W.fe, or ilic Ir 1 .irrcn, lie aiquaints the .M.■./.I>!n''Dl'^.^^■! 
 with It, who will give him a Divorce uj-on his allouiaj} 
 bis Wile a O iwry ; and if tb.ey .'.|;r.'c aj.'ain, thi y may 
 be married aiiain, and iliat oficn. Ttity iiiav not marry 
 any ot aiioti. :r i^cliijion, but ife thciii .ai S!a¥c> or < .un 
 I" bines. Ihc.y r"frain f.-niii I'lcm m their Dif ale.,. 
 Ihcir Law .; I^v... f ur Wives a'ld Conculiines witliour 
 nuiiib.r. I hcv : ■vcr wed I'r illitutej. Jlie N\'oiiic;l 
 .qivc flick two Vc.irs. '1 Lev peic.iit not Widows I'l 
 marry ag.iiii, till i .:o days be oipired t'lom tluir Hnf- 
 bands Dca:li 
 
 Conceining their Death and liuruvls. I'hey rttai.a 
 many of the ancic-.; Ccrcni..iiics ufcd by the jr»i and 
 (•ciiri.ri ; wlicn a Man dies, the mxt ot Km .li dcth his 
 I'.yes, as did yfrf a..d IV/cihiou.-. Tlie no! ler fort 
 have their Sepulchres m the tides of the .^'.Ollrl•lllllS .ibout 
 I' i/cpcli, ill very deep Pits ; and foiiu' arc f.iii'M'.ired, 
 their Brains bcinj; drawn out with a Silvir Irlliunert, 
 and jheir Belly as foMi .is the Bowels arc taken ou' be- 
 ing tilled with .Spices, but the poorer lore ufe oii!v Br.ii- 
 nien, tr the Juice of Ccda*-, which relilis piure''..ci.Lin. 
 llicir nioft ulual way of Buna' is this: 'I h' y w.'ih 'li- 
 Corps tirit with clean Water, .ihd then cair. it i , • 
 Crave orderly, and with dlence, and l.r- i: 11 t'.- ; 
 Churcli-yards where none have lain !icf re, t'.r ih;y 
 never bury in their Mo'qiics, orChui.hes. They pl.ice 
 his Head towards Me.'.it-i, and the next a-kin watch tor 
 feven days to keep thcEvil Angel t'lo.ii bis C-ave, liiii-- 
 ing Pfalms of l.ameifat; 11 lor the Dead. t)'l:erb take 
 a different Method : In the lirf} place go Km 'red of 
 the Dead, then his Slaves naked to the Wafle, who, to 
 exprels their Zeal, fcratch their Arms and Breafis, and 
 cut and print Cir.:les ill iheir Flelh, lb tiiat the r>!ood 
 runs down 111 inaiiv places. Next follow l'(ll.^e Y'cuths, 
 who carry oil their ilioulders fonie Tckis of the Alcoran, 
 wlii'etlipv utter the praifes of the Dead. Next thcle j;o 
 many P -Ions < f the belt rank, who put ilieir hands 10 
 thcCo 1 that draws the Hcarle, an.l on every lldc throng 
 the M.kitcde with liiurel, Cyprefs, or Flowers in theii 
 hands In the lail p a^e g 1 ih." I'^i'i .■; or Mourning 
 
 T'.cirn'ulh 
 
 Ml,-. Bjt.ali. 
 
 W.'ncii, vvlio "ear their hair, 
 
 coiintcrteit tears, and 
 
 U'lj 
 
 ihriess to p.-ovn-, orhcii to pa'li' n. Inthis manner they 
 1^0 (lowly vviili lile.. :i* tc the Hurial- pl.it c, and having 
 tirlf cried o.r, l.-i!n-lh~. ' i, 1.-. Let iis praiU: Cnul, un- 
 cloaih, walh, and anrint the i a'lai'i, a'ld Cn wrapping 
 it in tine l.ineii biirv It, wuh h ileuiiowaids At. ■ /,.t, 
 His Face towar.li Heaven, ard h.s ^•■l,s IpieiJ out to 
 embrace Mtl-omct, Upon the Gtav' r'lc hAtwollines, 
 one .It the Head, and ibe other at the F. ". on which his 
 Name, (Jiiality, aii.i time of ins Buii.-,1, is noted in 
 Wri/'ii^^CharaCiers. Thcrethey ieavehim, b.itgotwice 
 a d.~y to fmg his Requiem, befeeching M.-,i:o<i:c! to I'uc- 
 cour himagainft his bad Angels, of wliom. as a t'Trt .if 
 their Creed, they hold this Opinion, vix. 1 li.it lb t"jon ■'■'■''■ "r- 
 as any Mujful-mjn is buried, fonhwith .Vine. ,i;.r aiid""\|,.,|, 
 <iiiAici7ujt, two ngly Devils, alTail hun, ti;ic wi'h r.-i he 't .J 
 Iron Club, and the other wuh .\n Hook of tlaminr ' ' "■ -^ 
 Bral's, in which porture they view the Caikais, com- 
 mand hun to lift up his Head, and fallim', I'li lii.> Rnccs 
 beg his Soul, which then returns to him, t'lir l.v t: ., 
 give an account of his former lite. If upon lus 1:1 :. 
 lion it appear gi>od, the Devils flee away air --i e j.,- 
 to two Angels apparelled in white Silk to cmt'.-it ii :.. 
 not leaving him til! the day of Doom, nor leenuiiit un- 
 willing to protcvil him ; biit if upon F.xaiiiii-.aiiou liis 
 life appear bad, the two Devils, one iieatiiig him lunvit 
 into the Earth with a Club, thu other pulling hun up 
 again svith his Hook, tornien: nim in that ir.aniicr ti'l 
 Mjimrct calls a Parliament to give him deiiveiance. In 
 former times they ufed to burn the Bodi s of the Dead 
 in a Linen called Lmum I'iiuw, nude ol the llone 
 AiiiJ}^!, which will not confiiine ui the Fire, but t'tc- 
 lervcs the alhcs in it unmiTt Irom the allies ot the Pile ; 
 but tliisCulIomis now let'i oft", and they bury their Dead 
 in the ground. 
 
 Concerning the Furniture of their HljIcs and Diiit ■^'''^, ',1',, 
 A Pan, X Pkrtcf, and a Catpet, is the Epitome. Their 'j^ ',"»,;, ;^j 
 
 Dice J ct. 
 
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 ■J 
 
 
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 t ! 
 
 1 i-i;" 
 
 i1< 
 
 1^ 
 
 '.■'ill' 
 
 
 Ms pi-! ': 1 
 
 ilf 
 
 vM. 
 
 ■i r I 
 
 I 1 
 
4 Si '^"' Tho.Herbert'i I raieb into Aiia anct AtViea.crc. Lib. illfcap X K] 
 
 Tlivir ijci.i 
 
 li-Io. 
 
 1. 1! I. 
 
 iv.t ... 
 <; J-. 
 
 II.:L . 
 
 
 fi[l :,' lll.i 
 IM V.MU.J 
 
 rN'ii.pii 
 
 r'.t., n. 
 
 »r' 
 
 
 Uut is fiion ilri'fsil, quickly eaten, ami as readily J>- 
 pi'dtil .isilclmboJ. 'I'hcir Vablc is iilually tin: uroiiiid, 
 (ovin J with a Carpet, ovci which tlicy i'|>ic.iJ a I'lnti- 
 tlo, iiml fit crofs-lci<Bci.l as Taylors iln. Hcfirccviry 
 Mm they lay five or lix Cakes of Wlicit like raiicakes, 
 wliuli ,ire their only HrtaJ ; tliey tear ii in ('leees with 
 all ill. ir liiipiTS. Spoon', with IuulIIcs halt' a\jril long, 
 .Til..! I.irjc iiiwls, lie fia-tcrej lip aiiil il( wii the Bcanl. 
 i lu-y felJi 111 gi> bvuiiul ;'•.' , Lmh will nuke t'cirty I'evc- 
 I il lottM.f l:'illie> ot ii, by dreitiiii; it leier.il ivays, .i,-. 
 «i ii I'littLr, l-'rmts, 'luimeink. .S.ittreii, l.)nioiis, Gar- 
 !iik, .Mnioii.U, Railins, which iii\c it a elirt'ercnt eolom, 
 tw. urwithi.ut, pivinc II levi ral N.iincs. as Ci.-u, C 'i'- 
 vv-t'.:.-, Cirnr-t'i-i . &.<:. 'llLy h.ive alio a Me:it re- 
 (eii I'l 111; Mj^.r, which w.is Meal inixdit with NVatcr 
 ar.aOil', with (inhbets ot llclli. 1 liiy luve alio liitlel 
 I'.r.hts ol' h.illied Meais. like the •J'.,ii(.i Saiiiliout'i-S I 
 l liev e.ii Rite, heca' fc iliiy call it an Holy ("•rair, 
 ipiiipc, lieiii .V.i/'>«-'s Cnet. They eat alio .Salads, , 
 .Ailiai'rs, and h.ir,l f'l^ps. Ihcir Mimoii is Iweet, but, 
 l.ir priiicip;illy in ilie Tii', "hich cnnmiijii'v weighs i 
 Miiii'v pound. '1 hi C'i'iiiiiry veils Camel. Cioats aiiJ 
 I'hiiiUnls, and tlieir Law allows ihe eaiiiig ot iheiu, 
 bill prohibiis IVel. Veal, \'«\k, H.ue .ind BuHblo. They! 
 Icll t.iii cistielh 111 the Mniktts mailed upon .Scuets, orl 
 cm ill M.iinn.o. k^ ami CarhoiiadoM ; three or lour Spits , 
 ,111- lold lui two pence, ihe Pih>|- lonu'nt then filves 
 withdrvKicr, 1 Iribs, I eiuds, Roots, Hniits and l-'kiiii- ' 
 nieiv. .111,1 aie well la'ished wiii fu. h Ihiidci Diet. 
 1 hey l.niierniie'. eal I ocnds, and Dates prclerved in 
 .Scn-.ip irixed with Bii'tcr : Milk is w.ih them a pre- 
 cious hood. Their Cht'el'e atnl Bii'ter is the worft that 
 ever was taftcd, the Checfe is hliie aiui haul, bad to the 
 t\e, woill to the t.irte, .ind worft of .ill to the dipillion. 
 Thiir R for is llutiili, full of haus, ami uiilalted. 
 Hieir Or Ilk is Ibimiimcs tair Water, Scpar, Rofe- 
 Varcr, .iiid juice 1 1 I.niKms mixed, and ccnfecled with 
 Citrciii, Violets, and oihcr Iweet Flowers; and for 
 ni.irc c!t|r;i,-y, an addition uf Air.ber, which wc call 
 Shiibct liny nlfo (bulk Wiiie, pietending .i peculiar 
 Pric I '.'/" I'.du'ged tliem by .(.') and Sif: Cu.c:, which 
 the i' •'•■:■ ate net wcnthy of. 'I hry alio drink Aiack 
 and ,'qii.mt.v, and lake 'IVbacco luiuh, which they 
 Uickthro,:|h Water ; but .ibove all, atfcifk Corlce, or 
 Coho, .» .'rnk as black asSoor, wholfoine as the\ fay, 
 hnt II: t tntuhfiiMie, if liippco hot it comforts the Braui, 
 expels Mclaikh ly and Sleep, piiitjes Chcdei, lightens 
 the Spirits, and Iviiets aiicxccl'ciit CoiKo.'f'oii, and by 
 Crllnin lHionusdi,lic;Oiis ; but all ihefe Virtues bepet 
 •lo; tlicir lik'i,;.; of it fo iniiili as this Rcinaiice, that it 
 vas iiiventtd atid brewed by the Anjiel '.<;.■ mc; to rc- 
 ftore Mr- riiii-i\ liecay'd tnoillnrc, which it did fo etfeiiku- , 
 ally, l^ that he did Woi.Jers both in M<iu and J>s«i's 
 Camp. I 
 
 C'piiiui i^i iitiicli ufed air.niii; them : 1 hey chew it. and 
 fa\ it liclp.^C'ai.iiihs. Cowaulice, hpileplirs, (lieiii;tliciiS| 
 line h ; fo th..t Foot I'l Its are enabled by it to run Day | 
 and N'.i'ht witlio'it imemiiilion. Tl:c l-f/iai ■, lov the 
 iiolliMit, cat inl'orcellaiie, or other Earth, r.onaluing' 
 .S;1m.', bckHule, thcv lav, ■•'■.i/dwc poing intc, Hell, (aw 
 the Divil- at D.iuicr fcrvcd in Siber. In teeding they | 
 lUc no Knivcs. but feed ihenifelvc- with tour hnpers, ; 
 whkh IS cnjcwied them by Tradition. They never cm, 
 but biejk or rend their Ihead, becaiile 0;»i.m in his I'a- 
 rod'. tells iheiu, [hat V. ■/,,>„, or the Devil, cuts all he 
 ea« At tlicir We.iLsthev are the nurriflt Men alive : 
 Ko Per.) le in the N^'orld have bett-r Itoinachs, drink 
 icore ircciv, and tat more plentitiillv, coiidcinninp the 
 Fprhcts t;ivcn Wine in the .Alcoran, that us Ciiants 
 Blwid, .Vnd De\il:.i;.ill. 
 
 Thev 1 ever (piarrel iii iheirCups, nor delirc any Man 
 to In l< nc.er, or drink niure ih.iii he phatcs. Tliev ne- 
 ver loink Healths, ror mie to. mother, as the Chnllians 
 do, who have that civil C^ulloin, but too often abiifc 
 
 It. 
 
 1 heir Hrds are Cots of two Foot bipb, or four low 
 r tt-,llrinpthcned wi;h(iiMli Web, a .Shar,. ov Vopaii- 
 pfe Ipiead a top, will, h isot ilo.iblc ufc, tor it leivcsas 
 an I iiil'i'lli ,dir'>i.l, aud at home f »r a ( ovcrict In 
 Siinnnci their Sla-es luiend al oi t them, foinc to waft, 
 and bcp..'t .ool air, others to Icareaway the (Jnats, and 
 f..ih like lniz?iiit; Vermiiie, whii li tio'.ible tliem ex- 
 eee.linn!\ mi li.'t Weather. 1 he Menatroiiiit it a lliaine 
 to link ■ VV.ecr Itaii.linp. bec.iiile Dogs do it. and when 
 they I .1-, thcv have Slaves attending w itii Silver hwers 
 filled, wiih W.'ier to cleanlc the polh Hon. 
 
 The bet:er fort ndc fo otten on Horfui .ick, iho' but a 
 fw Ro.ls, ihat I'uyco'iiit ;i Ma.l Mantliat waik'i. Their 
 Horlc> for Service are of I'.e Atf.bian breed, falhi iieil 
 like Irntieis, biitlwiticr, and uf more eouvag ■ : Tliey 
 
 curb tlieir Metiil in with ll.arp Ihis. Uhcir B.idlcs arc 
 long, and liuiieiiines llii.'deil wiih Cold, of which Me- 
 tal are their itirnip» and I'ltirnii Isott. n. Tin; Saii,ris 
 o( ihe better din are ii|.i,T||y of Velvi t, high atul clolt 
 like our eicai ^a. Idles, and the 1 rees ate ciiruHiUy p.,;,,- 
 ttd. Their I i.irles.",iv geiieially in gix.d lil.ii.g, tlv, ,'h'^,r 
 tjie be mean, •.,,-. Chopt Straw and a little limnv 
 Mules Willi iIk-111 are ;, j valuable as il.eir HcifiS.t.c. ,,i f,. 
 mote fcrvi. lahle in Ways lard\ and nioui.taii.oi.s. Min 
 coinnioii^ life Horles, .ind Wcn.en Mu es and l.,iinK, 
 On cvirv C'amel they liang iwo ( a:ua'.s. wlinh U,|,i 
 two VV.,menapieie. They are a fort if Wi odcnt .i,.,.' 
 covcicil will Cloth, in wliuli they lit WIkii aii\ i|,v" 
 ram tia'. i N, tiny are guarded with l'unii.li> armed wall 
 IJows aikl Swoids, both for Otl'enee anil Defence. 
 
 Nowconeeiningiiicir Religion, ot Snpcrltition rather. in /,, 
 It vare., not tioiii the l.<>k' in any particle of the A!eo-':'c.j,..n 
 ran, and vet ili"y account one another Heretick.s. The 
 Scliifm M.-.sbcjiui .•'. /X 1400. by Sir Giiiiet, theln-ttir 
 ioad\an.e the V /■/./'.i// Title, ami is held up Itill f,j i,,. 
 rii'M.ly, thai thofe two Mighty .\b.narchs profciute one 
 anotl.cr with an haireil nrecniicileable. 
 
 I w IS the Son of ,^.•.l i> a Pagan, and /ii«»n-i .i .it,,,,., 
 Jcwefs, h>.i\n:i\.^r.ii.,sb\n Aii'.'ir., /ImwCi::. ^71. 5„;;.-lv,|.t... 
 in.1,1 governing the « ««.i« Empire, and Cifhrn, the Fa-'"'"'' 
 t' - ot \inia:.i-, thi: I'r Ji.w, His Parents were poor, 
 3,1 therefore he hccamc an Apprcn'ice to -' nci-ic! 
 
 .:yl\ a iich Mtr.haiit, whociying. lefi his Servant a 
 comidcrable Legacy, but Traifick decaying hv rcafen of 
 the Wars between Cijhruci and the .\. w'i'i.', ->(.,/,,«.. 
 lilted himlelf htlk under llcfili: >, aii.i after under ttic 
 l'r>ji,i)i, iiot cauiig who was sanciirllicd f.i liegaincii, 
 I laving tiuicli increafeil die tftate hisMahir left him hy 
 the War, he ventured to (et up tor himfelf, ai d hanni. 
 Credit enough to (,'onimand many l.vtas and .'i.ifcfl),!, 
 he attacks hrlt the Chriftian Forces, and thrntheCf/Hi,' 
 and beats them both. Upon ihis ('ccalion, ol ferMng 
 ilic l)ifcorils among the t{(.ii,.-.n! |y the /leathof /Vr.... 
 I II-, svhom /'/'.CO (lew, he piv tout, that he was Or- 
 dained from the beginning ot ihe VVirld to hclipk the 
 I'owci ot the Pope, to Inltrudt the World in abetter way 
 thau.v„/i-j or ( ■;.,;.• had ; that he wastheComf iter.ar.d 
 fent to advance ihe AiM.tii Name above all other in the 
 I'nivcifc. T he Jaws at hrft cried him up f r the -"f/,',.!!, 
 but when they faw tiim eat Camels Hclh abhorred him;' 
 but the Savages ft ill admired him credited his Revela- 
 tions, and hoped he would ctRa his Promifes. Hut be- 
 fore he could elieclf them, the K-./wnj broke in upon him 
 and hisMnn, and fo miferably bear them, that he was 
 forced to fiy toi his life upon his L'romtJary, leacinghis 
 Mento.hctury of the I'crjim.', and lolingall li;s M.- 
 ■icy. This Miiibrtuiic (ilkd hs Heart \vith (id re- 
 lleillioiis tcr a time, but afterward conlidering that he--^' ■; 
 might rctiieve all again if he had but Money, laidclulc 
 Siege to CV'i .111?,-, a Woman of great Wealth, ai.d by 
 fume thought Qiieen of C^Krjcii, -iml by h,s amorom 
 allauhs wn(i her. Hy her he h.ad i' ae Sods, atul as ma- 
 II) Diiughiers: His Suns ciid \ounp, and his Eldcll 
 Daughters i-.uytiM and \mir.i were married to A::\ and 
 his Y..i'nper (Jvi-Kaithw to ALuUkn. He had iciiiy 
 other Wives and Concubines. .And now having raile.l 
 hiii.re:t again m the World, he began to tJiink of difliar- 
 gmg his proniile in gning the World a more excellent 
 Doctrine than .wiej t^r ( hrij; had, and having taught 
 certain Doves to feed out of his tar, and Camels to ex- 
 f)«d iheir Fcod tiom him, he got 'o great a repmaticti 
 for Holnieli, that all Amiia exptciUd great things from 
 him. 
 
 Having therefore the help of Sfg/i/j an /m/iV:», Mirlcii.f'?' 
 zS.ii-eiH.w, difcomciued becauf'' he' m.Ucd of tlie Bilhc- • -1^ 
 prick of Hy^inti; and JuIn of .Irtioch :ui Heretical 
 iSeiiviii-.n, two fulitlcSpirirs, he fiirnilhcd his Alcoran bv 
 mixing T ruth with la. (hood, W. /). 6ic,. beiiigthoiM;' 
 Years o| Age. Having eoinpoled his Alcoran,' he went H . ,C - 
 to Me, crt t.j have it received, but the /ti.il.j [lercciviiig his 
 deli,!!ii, and knowing his Rirtli and Breeding, bani'lhcd 
 him, .and bad dcHr'oyed luin, had not his Wiies lUla- 
 tions laved hiin. Ai/r/*jm,/ was fo dilheartned at this 
 repelfc, that he once relohed to biiin hisBonk, but.Vn- 
 ij.ii. telling him that fo great a Wurk couM nm (ail of 
 Oppolition, tec lies his hopes, aii.l lee hides himfelf from 
 Liompany for two Years, .md then again centures to di- 
 vulge his Doctrine, to which by gifts, and oihci pcr- 
 fwalinns, he ,ittra4led li> many I'ollowcr.s that within 
 levin Years his Alcciraii was received at Mc.-c.r, and from 
 thence l|'read it felf into all the halt. M.u>:in:! (ixii af- 
 ter dies, m Ins Clin)a;feih.k Yfac, ./,/). i..^:. Ileg. 17. 
 urdaiiiiiig A. ) Ui fucceed liiin, and his Coi|',s to l.'e hti- 
 ..lubed m -/v/c-i (iiave in J id i>f\ which he new tuned 
 M,UHi:lMffMi. ITls.'VJcutaiiorSuiiii*, . . . ihi Bcuk i.f 
 
 liiih, 
 
 .Jilia 
 
ica.crr. L ib. Jllfcap X XI V Sir Tho Herbert'/ /ravc/s into A{\\ nwi A f rica, zs'c 4.5 5 
 
 li Cold, if which Ml', 
 finot'tin. The .S,iii.l!ts 
 Vtlvi t. hiijh aiu) cloW 
 I recs aic riitiinilly jmu,- 
 iiip.cillii.iiv'.ilv, ihiir 
 iW niul a liiilf liumy. 
 c as thi-ir Hoills.l.C' ,ii fi' 
 iiiiJ iiumi.t.ui.oi s. iVdi 
 I, I'll Mil IS ami l.aiiiK. 
 .(1 C .I'lia'.s. whuh l.oh! 
 a fore (,t' W'l (>l!im(.,ip,._ 
 Ty I'll Whin any Ha-' 
 ith Ininii, li'aiiiuii w;ih 
 ICC an<l Utrciiic. 
 I, or SniHrltuiiMi raihcr. i:i 
 ly pariiilc ol' thi' A!cc)- ••- 
 iictlicr Hcrttnk;,. '1 |k- 
 ) Siei Cuner, the lictnr 
 1 is held (i|> (till fu tu- 
 VlMuKv'hs proU-.iiic one 
 Icablc. 
 I .1 Pagan, and l-Mm-. ^ ;..•, 
 
 ', JiiiwC'.'l. ^74. Jii:;..>':f 
 
 re, and tv/o/m, the Vi-"' 
 
 His I'atciits were yoar, 
 ipjircii'iie to ." :if.i-tr;. 
 dyinf;, Ict'i hisSirvam .1 
 ■k di^ayintjby rtafon u' 
 d the l\: iii.ifi.i, M.;i,mc 
 !: .', anj. after under th^' 
 nnqiiiliifd ii he |;ainf(!, 
 tc liis Maliir Ufi him by 
 
 tor hiinfcIF, at d havinii 
 l\y J. II /CM and ■■i.ibich!, 
 ics, andthi-iitliei'fr/j.u.^ 
 Ills dccalioM, olfer\iiig 
 
 1 y the /leatliof .V^.,,. 
 t ont, thai he was Or- 
 le VV( rid to Kchi'lerhc 
 he World in a heticr way 
 ; was theC'oniti iLer.and 
 iiealio\o all otha in the 
 d him upt' r ihc "f//;.!/-, 
 icls Hclh abhorred him; 
 im. crediicd his Revcla- 
 ■^ his Pronmcs. Hut bc- 
 
 liMs broke ill upon him 
 -ear them, that he wa> 
 
 l-'roineiiary, K.uiniihis 
 , and lohngali Irs Mi- 
 1 s Htart with fad rc- 
 eard corihdtTinp that he^i! 
 
 1 but Mdiuy. laid dole 
 
 threat Wealth, and by 
 I/, ukI by li.s ainoroiis 
 1 il rec Sons, and as ina- 
 soiing, and ins Eldelt 
 
 re marrn-'il cu /). ■, and 
 
 Lub 
 
 ■iiUii^rr. 
 
 He 
 
 1 n:,iny 
 
 id 
 
 nd now liav:in; riikj 
 f!aii CO diinkofdif har- 
 Wovid a more excellent 
 and havui^ tauijiit 
 tar, and Camels 10 ex- 
 ot 'o great a tepiiiaticn 
 
 (iUd great ilungn from 
 
 ?r'^/«f an It/ilir.h Menk.h. ■^'■■ 
 he m.Ucdof the Bilh.;---'" 
 
 Ii.tioih :ui Heretial 
 iirnillxd his Alcoran by 
 /). 6xii. Urinii then4'' 
 ;d Ills Alcoran, he went H, a' 
 he Arjls jnirieivlny hii 
 ill Brei-ding, banilhc.l 
 not lii<) Wi\es Kcli- 
 f.) duheartned at th;s 
 'inn his Bonk, hit ,Vc- 
 SVntk could iV'i fail of 
 
 I fei hides hiinfelf from 
 
 II ai'ain \entiTe> todi- 
 pifts, and other pci- 
 
 ■ollowers, that within 
 ed at Al'.c.i, and from 
 aft. Af,ii'C)/i:! liKii at- 
 .l.n. 057. Hei<. 17. 
 Ins Ciiips to he lin- 
 which he lieu iiaiied 
 lUiiiu, . . - the B.>cik ol 
 liiili, 
 
 -Truth, or Legend fut the Kir hfiil, is (hitfed v.lih Vhi- 
 ' Jofopiiv, '.wrh Mural and Natuial, and mixed with fo 
 many lan.ics and liivnitiotis, as rondeistho whole al> 
 furd and ridnii'miv. In ilic I'ret'a. 'lis fai.l, tint the 
 Kk)!< was lent fiDin God liy ('>ai';,i' to \l<i'i:>-.l!h, bii; 
 lieniilljkiiig the rinht Man (.ave it to '^■ihomti, h\x God 
 feem\^ him indii'',! wiili ciinal Virtue, the Aiii'el was not 
 lilaiiicd, Init the ^iitt was conhrmed. Thev report alfo, 
 that as loon a^ he was born, (he Angel 'orniinht linn thn < 
 Keys, I'y whiih a tliicefold Dominion was conferred on 
 lijin, li^. over Law, Vidbirs and I'mpheiy. 
 
 ^ The ./</ciirtf», called by tlum Vir ./!«", i.e. Scripinrc, 
 A:'l :''■'•", !• <■'■ the law o( Peace, and ,-11 /• 01, 1. e 
 Jiid.miicnt, was dipcllcd by (J^m/;r, 1 <; Years af^er A/ - 
 (rw/.'/'s Death, I ito a \^)!llmc twice as bif; as D.i^i.l'- 
 Puhiis, ajU disidcil into 114 /;-«jj'/ or C Iviptei,, 
 put by 0^;«.:» into a kind of Khiiiie, and writ nrininilly 
 ')» A'.iii-k- fr contains iMt fo nui li Rules tor Devoiinn 
 an.l a poodl.ife, as a KeLirioii of liis own Acts, in;ei- 
 iiiived with the ^rt of War .iiid Peace, Sylleins of 
 Kheiorick, Maihcinati. ks, anl Kthiv'ks, boirowc.l out 
 rf ,/ iihiie, and other I'hilofophers, but piolly an! con- 
 fiifeillv haiivlicd. His .Morlicr inlhuc'ted hini in the 
 7fwy/j Rites, an.l ?cij;/;.j in thcdofpel; from whence 
 It is that he mentions So.ih, '-/m.h, /)«:/..', and other Pro- 
 plKts, commendiniJ their Wiitini;s, and quotes .St. /.«/; 's 
 
 , ..(.lofpelat large. It fays of Clmji, Tnat he is the -^Iflij; 
 
 1.; Word, .Spirit, and Light of (iod, not oinif.iii,i; his 
 Alrciilion ; yet he will not own him to be the Si.n of j 
 (roJ. He fays, that lie was the moll Holy, C^halt, and I 
 Fiiwcrfnl iaint that ever lived upon tarth, an>l lays, he 
 lliall file the C''.,/'/?;,iiH. as M'/j lliall the Invi, but in 
 another place he alferts, thatno,Soiil Ihallbe faved but by 
 tilt Alo r.in. N J Man thcrclbie amonn them dares iin- ' 
 derialiK" or- Rilile, biii praOicc it fo far as is commanded 
 by the A.:(ir.:)i. And lo they reverence Ch'ifi and his 
 Al-oltles, and \il't his SepiiKbrc and the Saints Tombs, 
 yet v,i-h .'I .1(1 J it denies Chrill's Divinity, with S.tl'clliius 
 tlic Trinity, with Mrxc.lmiiH the IVoceili'in of the Holy , 
 
 - Ui' It, and wnh Mf.nici^r/ui the IVatli of (dinll. In 
 ■■■Cliap. )!- he poiiti kiy Conmiands that no Man be fo 
 mpiiws as toqucition any mile of his Law, it dilpiire 
 about It. Their Commandments arc eight, i'/:;. 
 
 I Commandmcnr. 'iVrrf L but On- dr.ir (.W, ninl 
 Mahomet .'j /•/< Pnp'ier. i 
 
 The A/i/f^/'o and Tiihrntni, every Ibiirth honr, ling this 
 aloild from the Sn-eplc-tops of every Mofoiie. Tins 
 Ciniimand is borrowed cnh-.r tV> m the Decalopue, 01 
 4th of /-. ,-•';'<■.'. I'he ancient H-i.-.s and /).//.■'..■; made it 
 an Article of ilieir I'aith in tliofedark Times. j 
 
 II t'cnimandnient. 'In nf't:'cr dop.l nor Jnil th^t nm ' 
 Miiiriil-mail livi- iinii;.'.'iic.i. Icy} the I'tofcfT::' 0/ 
 thf Al. uraii /'-• ,ii>'::i 'Ihc.i. 
 
 -, PnlyHniy istoleruicd by th;.^ I aw, yea, fiuh aretSonpht 
 mult Honourable, who fiipei abound 111 Wives and Con- 
 ciibmes- M.ih.^mct ^oalt^ in his .'X'coran, that he had 
 Itreiii^th cnouph to fat:ate .fo Wo;ncn ; and 'tis to be 
 ihiupht, that in tlir I'lccej't he had rcfpect to the Na- 
 tural Difpolition of the h.itt.vii, who arcbiti.r pleafcd 
 «i;h fuch Freedom and Vokipnioulefs ihan Virtue, not 
 cjiini; how, fo he could make them Ob.'y him. 
 
 III Commandment. // AcAwrj Miiirnl-men to lvC':i- 
 lit.il'le, r.)hl tn /•/!/,- Ccnti-ntion. 
 
 Travellers hnd fpccial Adiantapeby thisCommaii.linent, 
 for whereas there are no Inns in thefe Coiintr es, they 
 havccteiftcd Biiild'.np,s t'lr the .\ccommodation of lia 
 vclliTs, which arc always open and clean kept, and near 
 :,f.theiiiisa larpc and convenient St.ibk' .■ Ve.i, b>rcinaik- 
 IIUU.1J able IS their Charity, thar they not only ered Holj'itals 
 for the lame and dileafed, but fomctimes lor atjed, 
 llarved, or h rt Biub, Bealts, and Inch Creatures. 
 
 IV Commandmcnr. It I'^lxiva Mullul-meii to hiv<- 
 cr.i; il cir /■' r.fil ct r. ry ..'.;> five times ..f /<"■<//, fH.7 
 to .ufr.i !■:' I 'u'l;-; ;:i!ic<iti-'. 
 
 Ihcv .iccompiilli this Precept with fo inU' li rcpard, that 
 wiieii ihe .W:/',-/)) call ticun the Stccpl.' of liu Mofiuc, 
 liii'v fall 10 I'raver, wb.itevci bulincis they are about. 
 Uolure they enter the Mil.pie the, walh their l-'ict, liy 
 nliJc their Shoes, and bc'.iij^ alf, iiib!.-d, turn their F.ices 
 r all one way. In their Pravers they ihut fnnietimcs their 
 ■' byes and H.trs, and fomctunes drop iheir Heads, and at 
 , e»uy Name of '.i,/' or .Miromr/ kif^ the larili. '1 hey 
 iit'cii lepeat ( /••i-i'j.V, or //.'.'■/.•', i.f. I'rail'cs, and then 
 lay a Fiayci tothisetfe^l : IntheS.nnc rf' //•?(,>,,/ ,m.< 
 ".'.> Go.l, y:,:ij't.i be the S'-icei^ti tf .\!l lVo,LU, the Mci- 
 dfiilCc.iof Doom. I'M' wi finve thte ws crJl iip«ti, jhm 
 III th ''fll w-ty, i/i.K which ihnii /', -.•f.-iiW f Mahomet, 
 '•HI ih:t whi- cbf tlvii piin'/hrj} i,:r Vn,^"-i'r. ;\iiorher 
 Prayer they have, which is a Tautolopy of th." Names 
 
 ot (iod, which they iile (dicn in sll \/j/v.ni.Y.<7 Coun- 
 tries. Thcle arc the molt ufual PraM.ts, but tii'-y .irc 
 not without o'.licr fct I'o.nis of IVjyer, compiled by 
 O^iii.in in hi. Parodv, and mere larpely 1>\ the t'.inir,i::i 
 
 liiii'^.-.imiA'ii, uho 111 h J hi^li-Hown Concciu cndca- 
 voured to c\.ilt hi^ Name ami Ripnia'ion al«nc M-i;- 
 i« y's. Ihefe riayeiii ate f.- the lately of their Kinp-, 
 an happy Iilii;-, the welt'arc ot tlicir Country, thanks 
 'hat they arc M.illu -m:n, «.r true R'.hevru. i heir hve rn-i- ,.i,-. 
 Canonical hours are, 1. About b;eik of Day. i. No. :,.■" !'■ '■ 
 (• Three ill the Afti moon. 4. iu:i let. 5. Midnipli' 
 
 I he lirll hour is peitoiirrd by foiii /' ,, ' -i:,', and two 
 I'r.iyers. 'I hcfe.on,l by u'li times l.iliinp livL.irih vs-itli 
 ti\c i-//.i/ 1'(. -he third by cii;hi Cros'd.rp", .no.l I. in 
 l-|.iciilations. Uiefoiirih li\ h'.c S. ';./„■'.■, o. h.'iiiit; t'.c 
 in"und, .111,1 ihrccOiai'on-, Ilie lit'rh h.-rh dfo-eii T-'- 
 m/.'wj, an.l cielit Repetitions. Hiu-buf, tie fcji-'-, 
 linn ihe.r Kefonnai.oo, ilimk it eiii.'M; li 10 pr.u tl.rii.-, 
 ■ ''-. iMorinnp, Noon aod Niplit, in:(li,mr-. On their 
 i,i}.m.ir. 01 .Sabbaih, ihcv alkmb'e in then' Mof^nus, 
 
 which are withoin .Si ais an.i I'elh) li a walb.i"n I'heir 
 Faces, blaiiils, and .^ro-s to the I\lbo'.c, then kneednp 
 with then Faces towaul Mutiim, (peak not .-ne to atiu- 
 ther, nor fpit orioiiph, if they can avoid r.. 
 
 V Coiniii.iii hneiit. Sec lieu olfov? 1 :'!' • \'..>'ih 
 i cut, .1 By rain, witi! t^ c ot! c> l-\'ji. ■/::•. 
 The if/..', or l^'in'.J.Mi, begins romnioiily at theSun's ''' '^'■' '"'■■ 
 cntraiuT into .Irirs, in iiiiitat nn of our i.ct::, or kuIki [!„.",'' 1'"' 
 the I'orry days of Mfe: abode in the .\!ounf, 'ho' they 
 lay ill nicin'iiy ot At.i/-ri;.;'.''s hid.n^ Ininfili in ihe De- 
 fart, when the People ol A/-./: perfeccicii h;iii fi,r d.- 
 
 i',ini> h'.', Alcoran, or rather tor li:s rcmaii 
 
 lo 
 
 ill the lix!h bleaveii, when he fa\s, He had il.e ITonoin 
 to ibakc hauls wi'h the .'\linn;hty , (whicli ho favs was 
 fevci.ty times collier than Ue; and to pro'c it to the 
 People, commanded the Moon lodefcend, C.. L^uriiri; 
 this l{_mi.i.i.iii, they eat noth np all the day, ,in,l he is ac- 
 counted a 1 Icretick that abfians no: ; but the Sun is no 
 f'oncrdown but th ir Carnival begins, an.l tlicy Lt out 
 their Appetite to ad manner of Plcafurev, anJ 1 picuiizc 
 in all maiiM .r o\ Daimies. T'i is Ivalt :hcy kecptv.iinty 
 nine days, 01 one M on, lor ilio the .M,-or.in c. n mards 
 forty day-, \ei iliifc ot ihc New KLl'orir..itn 11 b -\, 'i- 
 initcd It to a .Moiuh. 
 
 'The i(vo:.-;i bek;.nsas lo..n .-.r, till ir / f'lK is eiid-d, i' 1 i. ''' ''"•■-' 
 they iclebraic tor lirec di\s with ihe pivatelt M - ' 
 mem, ami 1 11 the lalt ol them iiiiallv r.-f i.e i:.-oii a 
 Pilprimapr to \iiit their l'iO'>hei's Vp"K Inc. nit r,.- 
 tomlicd in an Iron t olliii, end. h.nipc.i bctweui tv.o 
 Load-ltones, as limie h.i o ut'-'i'i.l, bi't l.ii.l 1:11,! 1 ^ 
 tair Marbic, pohilud, and ciie;;".\en wiih Ara.bic Scnrcii- 
 cesout of the .Mcoian. In \\,- W.iy thev waliow in A\ 
 kind ol Turpitude, ,iiid arc no where mlulcil. bein.; 
 cloathed with a I'ilprim sC. at. and ITyp.vi'i. k Sancfirv, 
 
 The liti :.iif thcs 'oleiriiv-c in V- ;i-',-.(- , 111 .onriie- "•"■'•■li"'"-' 
 inoration of the Ram I'acritie.i bv .-;/ .t-'iv, at ivhich 
 tunc as //■•/«,n-/ ^isthcvfiy ihou'd have been Otti,-rcd, 
 
 (),..iiiill'':> , aFeltf.al kcr: in .Mcniorv 1 f .'.'■.■;■»;, or'^''''^'" 
 //.■(//itM tlie Son of -'o, who was ll.iin, w'tli eleven of '"''' 
 his Son,', bv A/:': ■< the ("alipb of /J-»«./ //■, Nephew to 
 0:>ii,ii\ as a T'liumph ai'.ainlt the /;.•),/■ //;/.o, -, who left 
 no iiieaas unattcinpted to have rooted out the Family of 
 ■ tlh root an 1 branch, which nc\erthclels was provi- 
 dentially p'elirccd in one ot the Stem, named Mir:^r 
 V c /;■•.•, Iioin whom W7".,.(.'», $'e; C.ih-, and the pre- 
 fcir. Sophi '11 Race, is dctcondcd. On this d.iy they pii- ^i,^,.,.,,. 
 null .W,i!>. bv a deloriiicd Ini.ipe of him with a h.ick n.i.iKnt. 
 Face. Note pierced ihtouph wi.h a Dart, and clai' with 
 Straw, wlii.'li they drap tluoi'ph ihe Slieets in i;- ■•_ 
 Multnudcs, curlin.', and tormcir.mp of it in ihi' vileit 
 manner. In token of joy. they uiianinioully lir.p their 
 
 /-;p.oy.,.,7, aiidciyiiip aiou 
 
 ,1, /Im''/' .-I/o It rive 10 rend the 
 
 Clouds with Clamours. .'\t a fc:-'i;iic thev ccafc, and 
 pivinp hre to a T'laui of (jun-powder. blow up ilie d.c- 
 tcth'd,V>./.o;, Squib', rail'ii!,',, ,ii.l the P.'ople in.ikiup ,in 
 hideous nolle at h.sl uncial. H, (/',i/'s tiholt aticr il.is 
 lleeps ijiiui!y, asihey think, and e.ich Wilj.vi commen- 
 diiip one aiiothetsZeal, lp''nd ihe tollowing Niglit in 
 Merriment. 
 
 :ff./,'-0,'(/.iK,', which IS kept ill Memory of ilie atorc-7<''--P"/-"" 
 laid UiilJ':i , .;,'o"s Son, who ihcy l'elic\e was loft in a 
 Wilderiufs, where thirll, or rather .','.i,> the Caliih Kil- 
 led hini. Nine days they wander up and down, Iha. ing 
 nciihci Head ivir Bcaid, r.or Iccininp Ji^ytiil, but incel- 
 faiitiy beating their Urcalts ; and Ionic t'ar then CJar- 
 inents. .ryiiip //«i/'i»;, H.,//,i«, in a inelanctioly Note, lo 
 lonp and I'Kul, till thev arc hoavle. The D.-K'iio, andTh'Proo 
 other v>''/i)"«.i, bciim in the Croud, csprel's their Zeal ''■■^■^'' "■ 
 by turn' ivj; round wi'h incredible I'uit'tnefs tor a loni; 
 time. 'I'lie tenth ilay -.hey tiiid an Imai^iiiarv //,.//.-", at 
 
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 whii'h they fliout wiih all elicir Mii^lit, till tlu-y hrinp 
 him to his (iravi-, where he llecpj lilJ ncit Year's Z.eal 
 leu h him init to aceoin(i.iiiy their Devotion. This Head 
 is like the 1 leaiheii I'citival ot A.Um', the .i'-pftiin cl 
 Oli'K, anil the 7''»'/'j tor i.iiwii^, /■; ,•<-<;. 8. \\. 
 
 I'he Smvmu-^ is in iiiiitatioii of o\ir New- V'c.irs-na\, 
 onK iIk'v Ihi;iii their Year at the Vernal .i-inmiox. 1 h'.s 
 I'i ,1 [•elHval of Jollity, wherein lew Hiau'r^ Inn ali 
 iiiaiincr ol I'll .iliirrs are iiled. For the relt nt the Year, 
 \eiy lew Women ol Qiiality appear in piiMiek, ami 
 th. I'e viiliil from the liiiht , hut in ihel'c 1 1 ilays ot the 
 K.iv 01,; a'l places are lull of tlieiii, .hey liileover their 
 Tices, tr skilly in amorous I'ultnres, ami iliawiiiR the 
 U>es by a tniecil Magiek. I'hey alio kinl Cults ami 
 I'teii iits tip and Jowii one to another, as Silk. Gold, 
 Hone>, l-'niits, .\\\A the hkr. Norliinp Inn Ruiiiip the 
 Iloil'i', Diinkini;, (.-'oek-tii:litiiii!, h'ortiine-tel.ini;, Stng- 
 iii'^. lu-rinini; in the Air, Co'.irrni!;, and ilie like, being 
 ohf. tved ID ilic l.ill niiiiute of the hellival. 
 
 llie/w.ij) IS kept in Memory of -'i.r limeys Camel. 
 Ill NVe.-K/if, thePiiell of ,Ur.\,) lei d^ a fianiel l>y his 
 Soil U' .S' "/11V/'' IIP)/, where it is weleonied hv mam thon- 
 l.iiul .Vh//'./.-»i;'v with extrcnu jov torl'iHol. a I'leleiit. 
 'Ill' // .r^cr that hriiijsit, perfwades them to a thankful 
 . rtivembr.inee, and Iiiedes them. TheM.iltitude thiong- 
 iiip about it lead it iiro a Tiel.!, and ha\ini' phuked cli 
 tl'e hair uiili admitai le dexierirv, wlr.ih ihi'y keepai a 
 l.iircd Reliek preialent apainil fnddcii Deaih, Hnngcr, 
 ri'inl, I'ovettv, and the like, the 'ilci.'C- lipns it for la- 
 ciiliir ; and then the /> M.r;;..M pierees it with his Jave- 
 lin, ilie Vili'.r luhea.is it and pivis it the Fvini;, and 
 t'l-iithe .Miiliitiuh' tiMr the Cnrkals in pieces, greedy to 
 oi'Miii a Cliaim ot lor.p Lilc and Pieiity, as they ima- 
 gine it to be. 
 
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 \ i:lory over the tluee Calijh of Mri\it, Conquered hy 
 Deli ;v.)t ./'/v. .-ifter lomr Lamentations they u'ter 
 ni.ny l''ra crs. ,Sing- fours, and bellow Alms. The King 
 i.s at inoit Cliai;;e at ihis !j l.mnity, I le.iufe of the 
 lliii ii: wiiKii Ktkilts <.'H linn by the Memory of his 
 An.'eiiorb. 
 
 the :.,:v'p.itji n (or C)KJ:-h.tpriitr,] is eehbrated in Me- 
 mory of .Ml' iiic'i Bapulm by S:rpjiii. Many of the ordi- 
 ra' y l.^ri ot f . ihviir: ;■ j all'enible at this Feaft, and when 
 the /J.i.r..':;,v..i'ha< ended h'.s Sermon, promil'ciioully fprin- 
 k!e one ai:oihcr.< Faces svith Water, then liefmear their 
 Fle.h wi-.h Diitand Filth; (which to pitafethe Kiiigthe 
 g;e.u ones will a!:o liiiiietiincsdoj at laft they walhthcni- 
 fclvc», and fe.pj'ofe thcirfiKcs purer than ever. 
 
 ' The s'\'''/,'MS a Scleniniiyof Faifirp, Feading and 
 Praviiv-j, f I- the pr'^rj'eriiy of ilicir King, and coiuinu- 
 atom f thel.iiie of the S^pbi'j. 
 
 ^ Ihc h',Yjt if /((>/■/ .1,1.1 D.-.jjiJIii, is begun bv a I'roccf- 
 lion if S:'i r.'tii at tl'.c hrlt biuUliiig of thofe Floiveis, 
 and tor thiiiy days is celebrated with all manner (jf 
 iports an i Reorca'.ions. 1 his Fealt fecms to be derived 
 fioin the times oftlie aiitieni Kiimsof I'cijn, who had 
 the Siipreiiie Monarchy of the Woijd. At the kejp'ng 
 of this Fealt thev let up an inhn.te number of Tent,-,, 
 nil chare I II ofi\(iii, Women, Uo-s and (iirls, who 
 lp:irt ihenUelvis with .-Nrms, Mulik, Songs and Dances, 
 much like the (iamcs of Onmpw, or (Jt^>-s of liccd'u:. 
 
 VI Conimaiidment. li^'vertnce t' \ i'.ncun. 
 Flow they perform this Law, many Tngical Stories 
 il.ii'v ih'.'W U',. 
 
 VII (^oi'imandinciir. Cf-'fr.l /,- tl-e Sl.:yr. 
 A Law lo well pradiled in I'c Ji.t through the rigour of 
 thetiovernouts, that one may travel in their Countty in 
 any pla-e, and at any tune, without dant;ers ; for tho' 
 they aie br..d up to War, and are nreat lover* of Wine, 
 they Icarce eier r]iiaiTel, or kill ai^y Man. Yet to eri- 
 liii;'.' the.r 'Ferritories, -.twA pi'^pagate their Faith, they 
 think it a Meritrrions Ac! to k'.ll and flay their tiiemics, 
 wi'lir.'.t, ;iny tindur.gf Mercy. 
 
 \'1II Coniinan.imii'.t. I) ],:. chers, rs ilmi wouUji 
 rrijcs jf'oiii.' ./.* re .*»' c. 
 liiis Law obliges iliem to be Humane and Courteous, 
 a.-.rhey pencia 'y are, but whoever reforts to them for 
 J illi.e. will loin dificrn tlia' Di 'cry, which is lately 
 tiopt in amoiiij ihein, h'nd.ij the Obli'tvation of this 
 Law ill C\:- true Knlcof ii. 
 
 'llie.MiorinibiinnaMiKii'aiiy of divers Scieni'cs,coi!- 
 K- tains many I'araiio.'ies in it. In the 53 W^.wxr, he fays. 
 'Fliat Or!."!, or il)i,;ii, i.e. the Uevil, .it length Ihall 
 be faced by .'W.':'»Hir('s means. And i;i ihe 72 /;-,:.i.i, 
 he adds, 'I h.tt li'ijeirimy, i.i. the Infernal dh' Its, lliall 
 atior I know not how many Ye.-r- be iVcid. In the 
 S-, ^^:oi I iie ireatsof the Z.o.li.-'c ; and. in tin '>i,r>l,9j, 
 of the Moon, Night and Motnuig, and in the 1 1 5 of the 
 
 Fimamcnt, but his Philofopliy favours of liis Ipiioianif, 
 who declares of hiinfeif. That he could neither Read' 
 nor Write, and iherefoic pretends his Learning was .Su- 
 periiatuial. Inonc Chapter hefa\s, iilrnwii wasngrcat 
 Maeician, and lint he learned it of A/rt>»f and .I.m, 
 two bad Angels ; bur we may with more rcalini fay' 
 .'Mnhrnict was one, if that be true wlii.h he fays of hiiii-.i; 
 Icit, that being on a time cmipalled wi'.h a great Airciii- »' 
 biy ot .ii,\ inth, he pointed ai theMoim with hisl humh 
 and long Finger, and 111 Ol e.lieiii-c to him it muif. 
 diateh ilove aliinder, and fell upun the Hill of Mrcc: 
 where M.-iiniei at that time Itiod, ,ind l^uiiig cn.bii- 
 ccd M iif-4My, al, ended again. In another plaie In 
 Jlliires his rrofelytis, that \leui:, I'i-i/i'm and? r/(//, .',/;,, 
 be holy Cities, biult by ./.i.'i" 111 Paradife, but franifi 
 111 Hiaveii ; \iM l:.,iiciiin 111 C<'.i'.,j", .iuiio.h ;n \, j,. 
 /'.;/,'';■ Ill .■I'.i'.yf, and l\l-l'fr.iN in ylnnenia, Ipriiignit 
 ot Hell, becai.le they ri lilted the progrefs of his .11 0- 
 lan. Iiitlie4:ili ,/-„^'.i lie recoids his alccnl in'ollia- ., 
 \eil, where he law rare Obiecls, .•'11 1 from wIuikc hi'.V 
 brought a deli iiption it the (cveral Spheris, lluveni ■■ 
 Hell and I'aradde, as alfo of Angels and Saints, Judp. 
 nil lit, the Refiirrii'bon, J.y and Fain. Their .•\iithfrs 
 tell It thus: C^ne Fvining, as ."'i '"»«.( was fpi/riinm^nii 
 //•/f« his young Wife at .Wfiv.», G.iA'iV/ (caled h ilic 
 I'c'/ji'.j Sciiiphij) entred the Chamber in a flalli ot tite, 
 and thus laluted Mahmct, ll.nl rhn UUvd Mn ! ] 
 coirr tn Jrt.h rhee ; Ccd, nimn tl.oii Jo ;ye.Hriill)yiK>Jhi'-^rlf 
 (U-hi CI to Jic il-:c r.t .' « oaii llitl'itnrirh. Mnl ooiet dcm.inds 
 how he lliould afccnd ' 'Fhe Angel Ihews him nn .Af; 
 called //.'/(ti.ii<;, and bids him moiirt him, and he ar- 
 ried him to j!.'iii.ilcm at four Heps, whrre the .\m;clu- 
 king him into his Protrdion, ca lied him into Heaven, 
 into which G,/;».;'; the r. Iter, who keeps le enty tlioii- 
 fand Keys, for fomany Divilionsinl'aradile, letlumni, 
 Fie palled the leveii Flcavciis in a mnii enf, (tho' he lay>„ . I 
 they arc v-'- Yea's navel) and fa\s, 1 he hrll i'^ of reli- Hciv.i^'' I 
 ned .Silver, m which all the Stars are lixeil with Ch.iiin 
 ot buriiul.cd Krai's. The lecond is rf Gold, tued letn 
 rimes in the File. '1 he third of Pearl. Here he liiiv 
 innumerable Troops of .Saints and Angels as //,i,i,;), 
 /•;//<.,/•, S.Miivd, wii-.i/..i>", .S:c. I hey laluted huii, anil 
 he pra\ed fir them. Fhe fo' rth was of ,S"m r .•j.ju, 
 where he faw inminv.rable Comianies of other Aiigtls 
 iiiccd.tnil'. prailing (iod. Among thein he law P/.i" 1 , 
 the .Angel of Mcivv, wh' keeps the Holy I'eii w.;h 
 which l.od regilt rs .ill tlrn;',s palt, prilent, and to 
 come, with Ink of ] u e Light, and in fncli a niylicrioui 
 ! Charader, that nr:.' ' nt Inmrjlf and v-i.iWMc'iaiiru.! 
 It. File liflh Hiawi ut Dianiomls, where lie faw ih; 
 VV'ifclt I f .ill the Angels wlio .L'.cp> the fJook wli^—.n 
 ' all Mens Names arc writ;cn, and as he blots the. , ,.ut 
 they die. Ihelixih is ot li,rui ic, and the U'vewh .if 
 1 /lialirli, i.e. Fire :ind Light congealed. All thclc mclofc 
 one another like Pe.iil, or Onions, and are of •raiil'ia- 
 
 ■ rent Metal Aboieall i.s me Hcnen of Heavens, tullj^,B„j 
 of Light and S'lence. There ■".-''». / f.iw the liiplitlt.fKt.n 
 I lironc, fiipported by levcn Angels, and on n the W- 
 
 ' niighty, who laid hn hand on .>.'.i/- • ire; 's Faie 11 aliiiiiof 
 Wclconie ; at wli ch .':r.i:nict blulh'd I'or Ihan c, and 
 fwet fir teat Frem him, after he liad icceiien lidl In- 
 
 I 111! I'll, n-, he delcenJid with Irs Ah.ruii Of .Ani;' Is j, ^ . 
 
 ■ he liiys, iliey are eitiur gc d cr ' ad, both are liibic't ;o : • ;:i 
 Death: The (.cod, liiai.le ihey coi hit < f t'aim', .-.ii 
 
 iFleu'cnt, anil to lin, beiaule In.iin lor his Aiiibiticii 
 
 was dru en out ol I'aradife. Ead Angels .i-e iniprifi ncd 
 
 in Pogs, Swine, Toa.ls, '\^'olvis, bear.-,, Tygcri, ;'.'.-. 
 
 After the L-lay of DiKiin ihcj lliali betoimcntcd in :1cll 
 
 foiiie Milhorsof Yius. but in ihcciid Ihall be dcliut- 
 
 cd. Of the Cireai. and (iiiural Jiuigment I e f.iu, '1 is ,1 
 
 as certain as the D.iy of Dmth, and will happen iudutii- ; 
 
 ly, when the Wirld is wraipt up in carelefs Security. ■■ 
 
 'llie .Angels know not the tin e, till M.iiiitu-i fo.nti it oiii"' 
 
 by a great and featliil Duel between ,l.i ic' and Death, 
 
 wdioni intheeii'.l he v.imiu.llieth, but becomes th'Tilv 
 
 fo enraged, that he deltro;, s ali t'.ie living Creat'.iiis ot 
 
 the World. After this enfues an Cniverfal FarthqiLilic, 
 
 'attinded with a Ihower ot purling Brimltone, wlith 
 
 idertroys alKJrafs, Trees and Vegct'abhs, and mrnaig 
 
 jtheLarthtopfy-tur'.y, rc.liicetli them 10 their hrllClijo.>. 
 
 I Forty days it remains in this condition, and then do.l 
 
 1 will for fortv da\s and nights n.oie rain a ihiAv.t ot 
 
 \ Mercy, and then by a gracioii. and gentle breath leiiiice 
 
 the World into a lielh aiul glorio s M'l.it'-. 'I'li.'n he 
 
 will tall up Ser.tpli;:. and bid him fiiiiid In. '1 nmipct 
 
 At the hrii lound lb. ill enfuc a revu ilication 1 t Mm in-. 
 
 Angels, and at the (cvund .Angi.ls Ihall iil meilien Ci.o- 
 
 ries, and Men their Flelh. 'Flun.Mir/'':./ liiali inhisH.i- 
 
 lance poife eveiy Mans l)ceds, and they, whole f 1 oJ 
 
 Actions ovcr-poile their bad, are pia upon the Rielit- 
 
 hau-l. 
 
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rica, ^^f. Lib. lilchapXX V. SirTho HerberD Travels into Alia W Afncx,&c. 4.57 
 
 iivo\irs of his If iiorancf, 
 
 hi- iiuild ncitluT Read 
 
 Ills his l.carninj; was Sii- 
 
 f.ns, ill' won H.isanrcat 
 
 I it fit' Mitiiit anil A,rr, 
 
 wiih more realoii f^iy^ 
 
 I- wliuh he fays of liim- m 
 
 illtil witli a great Alfem- *' 
 
 icMocin witli his'l hiiiiil, 
 
 lii'iire 10 him ir iniiie- 
 
 iipuii the Hill of A/rcMj 
 
 od, ami Ikh m^ cn.bi.i- 
 
 11. Ill another plaee he 
 
 r, -i/f./iiM anil y :•/(//,,','„,, 
 
 111 Paraiiilc, but framed 
 
 f'l.j', .iiitio.h in Si 1,1^ 
 
 in Annehi,!. fpriir(;mt 
 
 the jirogrcfs of h;s M c,. 
 
 ('Ills his aliciit ir.'fi llu- . 
 
 5. .-'Ill from wlkiue ht. 
 
 leveral Spheris, Heavun,' 
 
 ^nyi'ls ami Sainis, Ji.Jp- 
 
 iil I'aiii. Their Aiithfrs 
 
 furiiWii was l'p(,riini> with 
 
 , C.ihicl (tal ed Iv ilij 
 
 liambcr in a tlalli of htc, 
 
 I. Ill thti UiL'j .1 Mil ! I 
 
 .oil Jo ^^e.u.ult) n\ y'V;,".-/.', 
 
 \tirK. h'lnlomci ileniands 
 
 Aiipel Ihews him an M<, 
 
 noiii,t him, and he car- 
 
 eps, whi re tlic .\iii>el tr- 
 
 :a lied him into Heaven, 
 
 will) keeps teenty thoii- 
 
 insinParadife, let him iii. 
 
 a inoneiit, (tho' he (ay>Ti,. I 
 
 fa\s, Ihc hrit is of nn-H.wa 
 
 lars are tikcd with Chains 
 
 J IS rf tj'old, tiled lecn 
 
 of Pearl. I lire he hiv 
 
 s and Anjiels .is /liun, 
 
 'Iliey fainted hun, aiiJ 
 
 ,v rth was of Hit. I i-j;.:ii, 
 
 )iii|anies of other Aiigils 
 
 iiig them he faw /'/mi , 
 
 •eps the Hilly I'm w,:h 
 
 ;s palf, prifent, and to 
 
 I and in fuch a myltcrioiii 
 
 -If and v-i.it'/'.ic'taiina.! 
 
 nonils, vvticrc b.efaw ih; 
 
 p> the Rook ivh."-.n 
 
 nd as lie Mots the. , .ut 
 
 ', and tne feveiiili .if 
 
 a.ed. All thele inckc 
 
 nil, and are of •r.ii.f|.r- 
 
 ,ea\en ui Hiavens, tiiil;.. _ 
 
 /■ II.- 1 f.iw tlic liiphclKiKM 
 
 pels, and on it the .M- 
 
 ■et\ F.lie 11 alijinol 
 
 Idnlh'i! for Ihan e, anJ 
 
 he iiad ic'.ciieii lell In- 
 
 . All' ruii Of Ans'isTvs.Mi 
 
 a.l, boiii are :iib)i'.'t io :.-. in| 
 
 y loi hit f f t'aim', an 
 
 .//'■> for his Ainl'i'.icn 
 
 1 Aii3e!s .-^-e imprifmi'd 
 
 IS, Vn\>, Tygcrs, -r,-. 
 
 ill he mimciucd in Hell 
 
 he end Ihallbe deliuj- 
 
 J"i:(!nieiii 1 e fays, 'TiSti,|.;,J 
 
 id will hiirpcn hiduiii- ; 
 
 in rarelefs Security.^' 
 
 ill M.ii-iiiii-i fo.ntbitciii"' 
 
 ween ,lii if.' and Dcv.li, 
 
 )Ut lieconies th'Tibv 
 
 t.H- iivir.i! Creatines nt 
 
 I'niverfal l-.irthiiii.ikc, 
 
 riini; Brinillone, whuli 
 
 f'eiablis, and mrniiig 
 
 hem to their hrllChao. 
 
 iiiditmii, and then (iod 
 
 iv.oie ram a lliowir ol 
 
 nd t'eiitle lireaili lediw 
 
 irio s I flit'-, 'f li.Mi he 
 
 ni fnmd In. '1 lunipet. 
 
 iiMlieation 1 1 Men and 
 
 _ uil 111 me then Co- 
 
 tMichr..i liiall in hisli.i- 
 
 and they, wlmfe food 
 
 pi.t upon the Rii-hf 
 
 hail.'., 
 
 hand, and all others on the Left. Such as are loadcn 
 with fins, arc to p.ifs over a narrow and we.ik Bridge to 
 Hell ; fiich as have few fins go over fafely, but they that 
 have many break the Rriilge, and fall into an Abifs. The 
 Akoran then tells us what hiell is, vi;. That 'tis in the 
 1 Hul middle of the World, tncompiflcd with a thick Wall of 
 Adamant, cntred at fcvcn Gates of Haniin^ Brafs, divi- 
 ded into many Cells ; foire of which are more loath- 
 foinc, and fuller ot torment than others. Sjme have 
 lli.irp I'lkes and .Swords placed upright to torture Souls, 
 fume are lull of Oil and liiimftonc ever llaiiiing ; 
 ( tluis al'onnd with Toads and Serpents, and all the 
 mill line C^naturcs imapinable. The Damned cat no- 
 thing hut forbidden Fni.t, whuh being in their Bowels, 
 burns like Sulphur, and makes thcin loar rontinually. 
 Sdine Rivers are full of Crocodiles, and others fo cold 
 as to make them giialh and chatter : Hmvbcit, tlietr 
 DoCfrrs tcacli, that thefc pains fliall not cmhire fu- 
 i VI r, but after each Soul has furt'ered fo many tlioiifand 
 Years as their lins dcfervc, Mnbomct svill deliver them, 
 and ihe Di vils alio. 
 ., The iiaiuie of I'aradife he fays is this : 'Tis a place of 
 asniiieh delight as Mj/.vwf('s(.^avnal imagin.iiion is able 
 to fimy. He fu|'pofes it will be upon the Karth alter 
 the Day of Doom. The .'Mcoran fays, 'tis as ni.^ny 
 Mdis about as there be Motes in the Sun, the Wjll is 
 (iold nine times refined, it has fevon (latcs, the fiilt of 
 Caibuiii'le, fecond of Pearl, third of Emerald, fourth 
 of Tnrquoife, hfthof Jacinth, fixth of Sniaragd, and 
 kventh of Amcthyft. It is divided into feven Ipacious 
 G.irdcns, which are fnbdivided into fevenrytiir.es fevcn 
 places of delight, each f'llel with Inhabitant.s, Mnh'ck, 
 Wine, and all Scnfnal pleafnrcs ima^^iinble. All have 
 cool rctieniing Rivolcts of ChryHal, tlrilling over IMi- 
 bles of .-\niber. Siimnicr-houfes it h.iih alio Ihaded with 
 rir.i.-Treesever IVnitful an I verdant. In the center of this 
 :<.ih-F.lit::iiii is fo broad a Tree, th.ar all Paradife isdcliglu- 
 ■' fully lh.uleil by it ; the Trunk; fif it is DJAinoiul, aiivl 
 l.oavcsGold. From leveral Qiiarters come four (fieams 
 of purelf Water, Milk, Coho and Hoin-y. Aromatick 
 l-'lowcisare there in abundance, which ravilh both Hye 
 andSmcll. The Birds plcafc wirh far mote delightful 
 Singing th.in the fweetcit Nightineales. The Air is 
 cnnipounded of filf-r.tvi'hiii;^ O.l nirs. Afithoiii-fiwi 
 (for C," //.'..('(;, '}fws and '■.'.•unV.t, have not fur h Glory) 
 arc ever young and fprightful there. The Women are 
 exceeding beautitiil and courteous, and the Males have 
 a complexion brighter than the Sun. Thefc are the Fa- 
 
 natick Do4>rinc» of the Akorar., which arc firmly belie- 
 ved by tho /Ijiatiiki. 
 
 There are feventy Orders or Degrees among fhcm,and Vw'.i r.ve- 
 tliu' their Tcn;tJ arc very ridiculous, yet they are fi3 ■;!",' ''''f 
 cfteeined of here, ilut in tlieir defence they will become ;|„' J!,") ' 
 Martyrs J tor thefe lalfe 'J'eachers arc fo ravillicd anlK.l.tuu.. 
 traiilporied by hsiVing gained a Dominiuii o\ er the I'.uth 
 and Conlcienccs of Mvti, that no I'erficntioii cm make 
 them leave it. They h.ivc various forts olTv.li liallii ks. ■ ' 
 
 The Mufti is ihc Chief in hearing and deeding Cafes of 
 l-irror, which if he fail in, the Prielf of \7.yc,: delei- 
 niines ir. The C.'.ii.ii.CfJrl ft is arc iiixt. The //",(;; :■'>, 
 hmi-ri'r^ and Miiiii's. The Hrlt .;re Fxpofitois," the 
 other arc Mendicants, who eat their Bread m Idleiif Is. 
 The 7'./.i//;'convcrfc mod, and the D.-, ^ /citj are v.andring 
 Wolves ill Shccps Cloathing The I'l-Hfiurn regard the 
 hours of Prayer, by tiimin}; the four Ho'.ir-glafs. The 
 ^ll,yl■:;lm cry from the topsof theMoU]ues, l.ht.i-'hltln. 
 The C'.i/.'«i/i-; /, .-iAi.i//;' and Dai'Jlui, arc r.\\ler.i(l3, and 
 dangerous to meet in S'jlitaty places. The ■l'(-)7:.?;/iBnd: 
 Ci.i.ii:i, are of the Family of I.ove. The / ■ft:.: / aiiil 
 ^'■'M''t are Fortune tellers nii.l Star- gazer;. The.VHK«;, 
 Ki.ipfii, and JVe;i.i/, Vow Silence and Alfaifiiia'e. Tlie 
 .V/i-f/-/ and /■«/:«.■', lomiiimcs pull onnhcir F.yi-j, having 
 fecii •We,//n.i, ami others their Tongues. The /f.i •.■i.'s- 
 nii.i iing aiiioroui Songs, fome for IVnnar.cc go luked, 
 and others arc covered with aihrs. The /> ^.I'.vi arc 
 Fools and Madmen, yet thouglii ln(|.'ireil. The Mm- 
 ..Vealllid their Bodies by ThirK, l.iDiing an.l wonn.'ing 
 themlelvcs, and in Char.ty carry Burdens, or do any 
 fervile Work g""!.-. Some a''iurc Flclh, Filh, W;ne, 
 and Kofe-w.iter ; lome live like Hermit--, others buikl 
 Hollies to Safe-grard Birds and B> alls, .ind feed them, 
 and have Mnfii.lc to keep them from melancholy, lathers 
 build 1 lofpitals. Inn-, Baths, Moli-iues, and the like. 
 Some are Poets, others Min-„cks. Others have ."^ccdj 
 and Cli.ji ins to make Women fruitful. Sjiiic fcoich their 
 Skins ill the Sun, and others anoint tl-e'r naked Uudics' 
 with Honey, to iiiviti; the Flics and W'afps to rornienc 
 them ; and this they do, as they think, out of Pity and 
 Piety. Ihefe, and many other fuch like things, they 
 do in Obe.licnce ri) their .-Mcoran, and are palf all Con- 
 viction iiuhefe Follies, becaufe the Crafty I .awgiver, 
 peiiciving hi.s Divinity and Plii'o',o| h'/ iiilbfficient to 
 abide the tiial, has Coiinnaiided them, th.it i.on-- upon 
 pain of Damnation Ihou'.d prcfume to qucflion a Syllable 
 of his Law, and theufore as few, but the Fccl./i.ilti^ks, 
 will (liidy it ; fo all by a re.eicn.d leii. rail' e and (X~- 
 llinacy hope to be laved by it. 
 
 H 
 
 A p. XXV. 
 
 Sir Tho. Herbert'j Trails into other Tarts of India, nith 
 his Objcrnjations of things mojl remarkable in them. 
 
 SI R T/ '. Ut-rhft and his Company, having fpent 
 fome time in travelling over l'ei/i<j, returned a- 
 gain to Viv.i.'/c), and on Aiiril iz. fee Sail to 
 make fome Obferv.itions upon other Parts of 
 fi.'.i-,!, than which the World for Pleafure andVVcalth 
 has none more conlider.ablc. Being three or four leagues 
 olf at Sea, they had a profperous gale, and had light ot 
 fiiine noted Towns, li-^. CutuUvcc, l)r-ir.,w, S. John dc 
 I'll-,;-; C/ j/./and Unbii!. Moll of thefc Towns wercfub- 
 jeded by Albcr.pierq to the Ctown of I'ortiig.':!. 
 
 D.wii!, of Old called Dii'\^,i, is fituatc in i y degrees 
 and 35 min. Northern latitude; heretofore it was under 
 theCJimin.ind of the Kinijof Occa/i, but now is fiibieft 
 to the Poi iiigiic^i; to whom ir. AlintiA.i gained it by lira- 
 tagein. It is leatcd upon an high, plcafint, and friiit- 
 tul HiH, from whence Itreams a Rivoletof frelh Water, 
 very uleful in that hot Clirae. The Road is rcifonable : 
 good for Anchorage. The Houfcs appear to the Sea- - 
 w.iid beautitV.I, liio' they are but low, and terralfed a j 
 top to ip.ialify tlic hcu and cold. An old Calfic, and a 
 few I'emples, is all fl.eboalis of At prelent, for the Ba- 
 zar is but ordiiu'iy, the Streets narrow, andherMnt 
 ineonlidcrablc, her Trade being removed to C./7, and 
 r.tiU-ut on Uic South, and SuiAt and Ciunb.vf. on the 
 North. 
 
 C'.'c"/ lies in i8 dcg. -JO min. Northern latitude ; it c-en/J:. 
 was taken from the King of D.v.;'.' by .im.-.'.li in i ^07. I-o!kJ. 
 and tofecureit to the I'lur.-/^.' :;.- he built a Forr, whidj 
 he fortified with Cannon. MJr.m :■::, the Kiiy of Dc- 
 c.iii, cndea\oured to recover it with a numerous .'Vrmy 
 of Horfe and Foot, beli les Elephants, but by the gal- 
 lant Defence made bv the I'lo',-!^;/?:^!-, he was forced to 
 raile theSiegc with lof> and llianie. The Inh.ibitants are 
 a mixture of ['n.-.^j/c; and li.-rnijni ; it affords nothing 
 elle obfcrvable. Alier five days Sad they came clofe to 
 the I(le of f; ,-, where ihey found the air f.) hot, that 
 they were forced to fueat and live like .Salamanders. 
 
 Here they were troubled mi ch with an l'i.ii.''i Fly a Fly cal'i-i^ 
 called C:.,-/-./, which .ilive c;ies the flclh with itsbi.'^-""- 
 tit-g, and dead the Nofe wi-li an odious (mell. 1 his 
 Weather contiii.iedbtn a \V\ek, nn-t thcnh.iving afrclh 
 gale, they came to an Anchor p I'i '■" Monin: H//-, 
 or ,')c.'>-/s Bav, a Port in the Dominions of the M-H.th.: .D,tyi',Tvi: 
 Here the treaehery of tlie Inirabitams kept them m il'tir 
 Ships, who yet brought them in iluir Cano-s (Joci/s, 
 Mango's, Jacks, Green Pepper, Ca'-avances, Bulfolo's, 
 f-lens, F,g';s, and other ihirigs. which tliry lii-ld dear. 
 lire they' ha.l the Woo.l called f t.'.un.'v/: c, .v Tree much 
 valued and ufci at runerais ; it is very fwcet iimi de- 
 
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 H4''%^' 
 
 r||vr; 
 
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 yv' 
 
 ''^ f. '. |i ll 
 
 lightlul to the lincll, grows iiieli and even. 1'. 
 
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 «>oiacaeiily 
 
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 458 ^ir rho.Hcrbert'i / ravels into Alia and Africa.^c. Lib. ilj.I. : — :• — ; 
 
 comnvniiy iiichclofry MfHintaim of ('/.</«,>/, m Cccian. 
 ihina, and Umg lurdly got, is fuM ai cjtcflivc Rates, 
 bccaulc the li,vmi,\ni tleliRm to have this Wood in their 
 0''fi\iui«s; ami the 7-i/'j«i.)"i value it for Ofii.imcnt in 
 their Hnufcs, forihey imagine no Pillow I'o whoilbnieto 
 flei'p in. Thf Richer fort aiU.biirii l.f.linnV,u\\\^ with 
 thcDiacI, whidi they litll wr.'p in puic white 1 inen, 
 
 Ftft vm«,-, Hvect and tine, or tr.infparcm Taft'ita. Here are the 
 
 iiiaur.ncci.fiuifll.iiiions, ns alfo P.i|n>a's, Coco's, Bananas ^nd 
 I'Uintains, \ery fwictand delirious. The Oranges are 
 jiii>y itiJ d.iintv, and offo ciiriovis a iiMh, as that they 
 i.rt' a -h ■ 1 iu-r beyond mcafiirc, and the Rind is no lefs 
 plcalani tiMii the Juice. The Tree has Wolfoms, preen 
 and ripe iri'it all tope'her. The Uanana's are no lels 
 diliphtfii', the Tree is low. Inn fprcads gracct'iiliy ; the 
 hr.iti>';li a baiila^e for llnpe, hut moll pkafant in 
 t.ilU', tl:iy aie yellow \vhr:i ripe, and the Rind peels ort 
 ealily, and the Fruit ddlches, in the Momli with an in- 
 compar.ible relUli. The J.ick grows upon a Tree very 
 l.w, it l^ iiilliape likea ruinpioii, nirhoiit of a yellow 
 eclour mixed will Vc, lis ■!'» \Mth;n tu!l ot Kiriul'., 
 which lie in goMcn C'lcves; the Friiu is fomewhn oti 
 p eafanl at the tirlt talhiip, but of double bni. tu in the 
 tl.-inath, I cing reftoniivc and proii fur the b:ii k. The 
 
 Anjn.i '^'lana is as big as ilie ],i.k, Iprinping from a Root like 
 an Ai-tithoak, and never nfnij', ahnve iwo tnit hiRh, 
 aiidfoiali.y p,.Khcied. It li.K an haid Ri!i.l, bur plca- 
 fant within, and the Uomach nui. h -ovcis it , hciny. ralie 
 
 TlkP;.r3)rtnof digclHon. The Uuioyen retiiiibles tin- jack, lieaii- 
 nrdoiuhu tiitlide, and cxelleiit wiiliiii ; being open 
 
 fiiiunii 
 
 Jfclu. 
 
 jr« they wreath about their Temples a euriouj fort of 
 I men, Icmeiimes wrought with Silk and Gold. Thev 
 v^ear about their Wafle a riecc of Callieo, but arc na- 
 ked in all other parts of their Bo<ly. The Vulgar wear 
 about their Watte a parti-coloured Plad, and pmk then 
 .Skin. The Women Veil themfelvcs like other hxtUn, 
 Their jreateft pride is cxprcd'ed in adorning thtir tats 
 with many weighty Baubles to dilate thini, and ihvii 
 Noleswith Jewels of .Silver, flrafs aiul Iron, and hane- 
 inp, their Anns and Legs with nth Chains. 
 
 Concerning theirMarriaaes, ir was fcjnnerly .■» Cultom ti„ 
 that the B'aumvi had the fii It Nights (J)ii;^anv ssitli tlicn'«i! 
 Bride, but ihatCuttom is wholly abrogatnl. 'I I.,- s,,,,.,. 
 rten confers his Command on his .Sitter's Ilhic, iliinkiiiB 
 they were of his Blood. 1 hey are a l't.-op,t addn.'Kd 
 more to Arms than Arts, and tho' the P.i/i/|>/„ - thou^l;': 
 them e.ifit to overcome, bccaulc they were iiak'd and 
 unlearned, yit were deceived in both, Nature inttriid- 
 iii^ them in the ways of their Detliice. 
 
 IhiCouniryabiiuiidswuhMiiieralsand.Stonesof price, Th .. 1 
 and no part of it is deflitiitc ol' Fruit and other Provilion;oiA<c.» ' 
 but the I. and, efpecially by the Sea-(ide, is Wiioiijy''J 
 and Mountainous ; and in thofc Pans that li'- between 
 NiiJiwfA and MitlM'A', there are many Wild beafts that 
 make the Wa;s d.iiigeroiis, and Serpents that have 
 Wintjs and beet, if Report may bcbelievid. 
 
 Mott of thePeiiplein their Diet ahllain from Flelh and. 
 Wine; Vea, Wiiic-Vinigar and Strorp Water, nor aj. ' 
 lowing themfelves the Liberty of Radilh-Koot^, Onii,,,^ 
 Garhck, or oiher Roots and Herb; 
 
 'Th 
 
 I: ■ 
 
 The .^ItccJ 
 
 Mo.mi £B; 
 
 TV !UnM 
 
 ..... , 'hat have ;i tiniitmc 
 
 ed It ruiclls like a rotten Oiii'm, but the Meat is white 1 of red, and rcfemblatice of blood, that they may keep 
 and eordia', nitr;tive and dainty. It abounds mott in | to the Rules ot the Shatter, and Fxainpic of their /m, 
 .i(/:,'.ir, I -ind '-i:»; Arec and Rctele rue here much ul'ed.cettnrs, conrenting themlcbrs with Milk, Rilc, .Suuar, 
 The Arec^a-Tree pruws high, and is like the Palmeto, Heibs, and Fruits of fevcral forts and Spiicj, being of the' 
 the Wood is fuzzy, and the Fruit like a Walnur, but, fl.oivton perfwatinn, who will nor takeaway an'yCrca- 
 I kc pool Ol has iicihcr talle nor fmell, but being tures life to prcferve their own. Palling from hence thty 
 svrap; cd 111 a I.eat of Betel, or Be-tree, and rhewed, came before 
 
 they fjy it lU es the Chohck, re;u<jves .Melancholy, kills j CMlicut, thought in be Ptolemr'sCinrh.ipf, and ann-,. , 
 Wiirns, pipes the Maw, pielervej Feeth, prevents ently called CnJuMuj, once a Town of Trade, but nowi.!': 
 Hunger, and itup, ties the Sente, which makes the /h./i<J'< ruined by the /'oif^^z/i-^r, who have transferred tlicir 
 Woiiicn til chew 11 w hen they arc to be burned with their Marr anil Staple to other Towns, and fo made this place 
 dead Husbands. I poor and defolate. It lies in the 1 1 deg. Northern la- 
 
 Mhiit l:!h is in 1; de^. l.ttitude, and ?S J'S- Jomin., titude, and Handing in the hot Zone, mutt needs .at lome 
 longi'tidc i 'tis as hilly p .ice as any in ibc lu.lies, and; time of the Year be very hot. Ihe barth is but meanly 
 parts the two lich and pc.pi;l.usKiiigdoiiis of 0<f<iw audi fruitful in Grafs, but the Gardens, by the help of Brooks 
 M.i:i-!.v. Stormy tt'e.athtr is ulually here when the | brought into them by Art, arc for the preaictt part ol 
 Sen is iiearctt. and m.ikei, then Suinmei ; and from the , the Year redundant in variety of Flowers aid Fruiis 
 S' mtner-Solftice totiie Autumnal .tciuiHox, it continues | The City 's of it felf large, but theHoufcsare low, thick 
 windv and lainy. Thefc extraordinary Rains caufe the! and dark, and the Streets narrow 1 he Haibour nn 
 overHowiiig of the M.-'.-.im in Sir.m, and Siihin in I'c^u, ■ fome diftancc trom the Town, and bur indiHerenr to an- 
 as the 1 ke Weather about the fame tine 111 i'.!iiifi,\ rai- j chor in ; there are near it the Kciiiains <;f two liroi.g 
 Ics the Waters of the .\i;;fi and .\i "■. This is the Win- , Forts, railed by tlie l'atti,^ufxr, but deinolilhed by the 
 tcr of the Falterti People, the Weather being always fair I ■"'i/.iij'. The Xiiwrii ri-» ufually relides in this City, a 
 
 ' ' " ' e of great Power and Awe, black in ccl'.'ur, aiii 
 
 treacherous in difpolitmn. 'I'hey worlhip many I',i;'iy/,.(j 
 here, pretending that ihry adore not Idols, but the Dm- 
 mi's they repreleii; ; the /'o.7h^u.-:;c have dt faced nmft 
 of them. Their Grand e.i.Y-/v»»i^, whole Chappclis 
 uncovered, and tlie Walls about three yards hinh, has 
 upon his Head a Uiadcm, whenrc ilfiie out four prclt 
 Rain's Horns. His Hycs ate fmall and A]uiiu, and his 
 Mouth large, opening bke a Port-rullice, from which 
 branch out four great Tusks. His No(e is Ha' . and his 
 
 for the other 8 Months, and 11. ore efpcciuUy along the 
 iniii,ii. Coatt of M.il.ibnr, (jf whiJi a httle. 
 
 n>:ilir dc- Mn.nb.v is at this day a great and faii.ous part of /w./i.r, 
 
 r^riUJ. extending from linttimU, a Port in 14 dig. teCapeCi'rj;- 
 (iK, which is about 7 degrees Nortli of the .f-quintHilial, 
 but 40^ Miles in length, but no where above an hun- 
 dred ill breadth, anil i;i fome places i.oi more than tifty. 
 The CountrN is fo populous, that the Sr.tnuryn of Cr.lUui 
 is abb', upon occalkn, to take the Field with two hun- 
 dred thoufand Men, to oppofe his powerful Neighbours 
 
 the Kings of N.! //'/;;c, Ofi.in xii Gok-iiiuh. It is ver- Beard fpreads like the Rays of the Sun His Hands re- 
 dant for the grearett part of the Year, abounding wirli femble the Ciaws of a Vulture. His Thighs and Legs 
 Cartel, Grn, Silk-worms, Peppers, Ginger, Tama- ate ttrong and hairy, and Feet and Tail are like a Men- 
 rinds Caiiia, Cardamom, Rice, Myiobalans, Anana's,' kic;. All which put together, make the Devil like him' 
 Pappa's, Melon!,, Dates, Crco's, and other Fruits ; and: lelf, and the People profs Idolaters 
 has feveralDefenlive Town, anl Harbours, as C.u/.tm,| Other Temples tliey have full of Pagods, equally dc>-Tv 
 Coc ill, C.tli.ut, Mr>i^-br>,c, S<i. The Roads about it' formed, ytr all ditlcnng in their fliapes, fome fcl.icit,i' i 
 areaiuhural le and ll'cure, and atford as gcod Harbours' fome red. Every Morning the Priefts (a Jopue) per-''''- 
 as any m the Imlin. \Uhb.v i< divided into fevera.i fumes and wallies them, the Deul u feems leaving a lil- 
 Pctty Governmcnrs which are all lulijefl to the Great thy linell behind htm. Everv Morning, the Priett at- 
 S.im 'cc,:, a iwkcd Negro, but mighnly ejialred by bc-l tired in Lawn, Sacritices a live Cock, which having kil- 
 
 The tvfm. 
 liv T .wn, 
 .ir i Hil- 
 
 Tim KifS 
 
 aiiJNobte, iiig the principal H.T./jm.iw, , 
 prouil. The \r.yrccs are h;: 
 
 lei's Authority over tluir Inl'eriours, ihan \\\c Si-.morc-n 
 doth over rhem, being freely rolcrated an Arbitrary li- 
 berty, life exccpte.l. 1 bey are extremely Libidinous, 
 provoking their appetites by .^^^ and Diet, and efpeci- 
 ally by the ufe of the Herb Orutroa, which heightens 
 iheir Security and Recreation. Lhey are Proud and La- 
 ay, and ufually go armed. They load their Necks and 
 .Arms with Silver, Bracelets, Ropes of Pearl, and other 
 fciffeminatc pieces of Bravery, ar.d are fo ftately, that 
 tliey expcift mo'c tlian ordinary iifpcA, for they will 
 not allow an inferiour Pcrfon to look them in the face, 
 
 ilKirColour or appear within fifty paces. Ol colour, they are ra- 
 
 mii Habii ther black than ohvatter, their hair curls, and grows 
 longer than the ///'■ If <!«-, a"d thi/ thev wear their hair, 
 
 id no Icfs tyranaital than led with a (liarp Silver Knife, and embowelled, he fendi 
 Nobles, who exercifc no J to i\\zSomareen, ivho receives it as Food lent him from 
 his Danmi, and what he leaves is given not to the Poor, 
 but to the Crows, his Serviteurs. 
 
 They exchange Wives, and tolerate Polygamy both inpy,;:.! 
 Men and Women, and the IlTuc is bequeathed as the 
 Woman nominates. They write in Sedge and Palmeto 
 Leaves, as the Ancients did, but inltead of a pin of Iron, 
 they write with a piece of hardened Wood cut lliarp. 
 Then they paffcd by 
 
 Cowhm, it is a Town and Province, and (lands inf'»'"f 
 9 deg. North. About 200 Years ago the Town was'-'" 
 rich, great and populous, traded to by many hidi.iiii, 
 enlarged fu by the ^I'wi.icffw, that it nuinbred icoooo 
 Inhabitants, but now the period of her Excellency is 
 come, Qnliiim anil Go.i have Monopolized the Trade 
 
 from 
 
a.&c. Liklll. 
 
 pies a curious fort of 
 Ik and Gold. They 
 Callico, but arc n«- 
 t. The Vulgar wrjt 
 Plad, and pmk thcii 
 C8 like other IndUni 
 I adorning their Eatit, 
 jte them, and ihcii 
 a;Kl Iron, and hang- 
 Chains. 
 
 as formerly a CuUoin tiu , 
 Its (^oin^ianv witli ilicnijt. 
 )rogaifd. Tl.eS.iK,,. 
 liter's Ufiic, ihinkni!? 
 c a I'eopic addni^id 
 he P itii^iii ^ thouf.',lit 
 icy wire luk'd and 
 oih, Nature inflruiit- 
 ente. 
 
 jIs and Stones of price, the hfii i 
 t and other Provilioii;ot'ih<c.Ji 
 Sea-lide, is Wnodjy "f 
 arts that li'- between 
 any Wild bcalis that 
 Serpents that luve 
 ic bcliovi d. 
 
 abllain from Flelh inj^j ., ^ 
 trorp Water, not al- 
 Udilh-Kdots, Oiiinns, 
 , that have a linilhirc 
 , that flicy may k(.c|i 
 Fxampic of their Ai.- 
 ih Milk, Rkc, Siicar, 
 nd Spiles, being of tlie 
 ■ take away .my Crca- 
 'alfing from hence ihey 
 
 'sCMthnjiii, and anri-^■,,J 
 <n of Trade, but nowf.. ;.: 
 lave transferred tluit 
 and fomadi'ihis place 
 1 1 deg. Northern la- 
 ic, mult needs at lome 
 he liarth is but meanly 
 , by the help of Brooks 
 or the frcatcd part ol 
 rf FlowiTS and Friiii-: 
 Honfcsarc low, rliiik 
 1 he Harbour is at 
 d bur. inJiflereiir to an- 
 .tniains i.f two litoi.g 
 I't demohlhi'd by ihc 
 relidcs in tli;sCiiy, a 
 , black ill ccli;ur, aiii 
 worlhip mary I'n'ii'ti.ji 
 not Iilols, but the Dm- 
 ■ have d. faced ninft 
 tir, whofe Chnppcl is 
 three yariU hijjh, has 
 ilfiu- out four prcat 
 II and feiuini, and Lis 
 t-rullice, from winch 
 is No(c is t!.i'. and his 
 Sun His Hands rt- 
 His Thighs and Legs 
 id Tail arc like aMon- 
 akc the Devil like him- 
 
 )f Pagods, equally de-^v ;;- 
 r niape.s, Ibme bl.ici(,p ^;» 
 
 Pricfts (a |nguc) pcr-'""- 
 it fcems leaving a lil- 
 irning, the Prielt at- 
 ock, whivh having kil- 
 
 i einbowclled, he fendi 
 as Food lent him from 
 given not to the Poor, 
 
 ;rate Polygamy both inpji,;;: 
 
 is bequeathed as the 
 
 in Sedge and Falnieto 
 
 iiiltead of a piiiof Iton, 
 
 dened Wood cut lliarp. 
 
 'rovince, and n.mds inf'«'; 
 
 ago the Town was'" 
 
 d to by many Iniii-'i'i, 
 
 t It numbred looooo 
 
 ^d of her Excellency Is 
 
 Vlonopolized the Trade 
 
 from 
 
 [ii[).K;s.V. iiVTho Herbert xTr^w/j into Ada and Africa.Circ. 4'58 
 
 irom her. The hjmi.mt all along thisCaft fwarm i" 
 
 '""Miihif idcj, fucking in gain by an unincafurable thirft 
 
 ■^ and induftry, which is ravilhed from thcni by Drones, 
 • lie MtKi'i and Cnitiiei, who are Lords over them : For 
 the n inni.in is no Swaggerer nor Royfter, he abhors Do- 
 mincciing and Fipluinj>, and fufTers himfelf to be lecc-ed 
 liy any M.m, raihcr than relift, or Ihed Blood by breach 
 iifPiJce, 01 mikiiig the Icall Oppofition ; they lo\c no 
 lunndt, no Innovation, arc rontent to fubmit rather 
 than c'lvrtn. Ihcy are Morally honed, courteous in 
 their Binavioiir, temperate in Pallion, decent in App.t- 
 r I, abllciiiiriis in I'let, indiillrioiis in their Callmgs, 
 ,'^niiuMi' lotlie Needy, humble, merciful, and fo in- 
 ri'icnc, .1' not to take away the Life of the filliell Ver- 
 ii.i:i, halt bv dfllroying any living thing, ihev fliould 
 dillndi',1' the Souls of their Friends from their Manflons, 
 lor ihry believe the tranfniigration of Souls into Beafts. 
 •t Among them arc mixed fome Chnltians whofe An- 
 •■^ccllois were converred by St /V »),« the Apoftlc, as in- 
 deed there arc Chriftlans almoft in all Malmn'i.vi CiOiin- 
 trics, bccaufe the Wrt/rdicriiM; allow Liberty of Confci- 
 i:hv, according to a CInpter in their Alcor.in, That 
 nine ire tf) be dilfwa Jed from the Religion they have 
 111 kid in I'lOin their Cradle. riiele In.ii.i't Chtiflians 
 i,.;ve fiinilry (Irrcmoniesaiid Forms, of longtime prailfi- 
 I,,! among themfebes, differing fiom theuliigcs both of 
 I'np.i'.s .111.1 Troti Han's. Their C'hirchos arc low, and 
 p.ni y furnilh'-d, but neatly kept, and without painted 
 liiKiRC. Tli'.y an'einUe checttully,and ai their en'iancc 
 illiit ilicir Fyes lor ronteniplarion. They kneel with 
 ■ii"i: faces toward the Altar, where the Priclf is featcd, 
 vlioiii they l.ilute with huiiibl:' Revciince, and he rc- 
 iiirr.s h:s Blelling by lilting up 1 is H.inds and Fys. At 
 : ftt hour Praver brpins, and rhe whole Servire I'cldr ni 
 l.-.!'s above two hours. Tliiy iirll make a brief Coii- 
 fdiun of Sill, and then Fxpoutid ibme part of the Sv.rip- 
 .■,.re, to u'liuh the People attend wi;h gravity and li- 
 1 nc. Tlicy liiv.; an Hymn, .ind at their going out of 
 . ;e Church rc-falii'e the M'liilter, who ceafeih not to 
 ■livate his Hands till they arc dcpartrd. At home they 
 i..ii.i!lv read a Chapter out of each Tellamcnt in their 
 Moihir-Tongue, iivo vvliich they held St. T/wm.» tran- 
 :'.iicd thcTf, out of the Originals. Every tirll Sioi.hi m 
 ■hcMoiiih the Piivit nnd, .in Homily, written, as they 
 l:y. by the (ime .Aj'oKle, or lome of ': s Scholar.,. 
 
 They bapti7e coininonly at the fortictn day after the 
 R;rrli, it the Parents dellic it not fooner, and at it. 
 
 ...r ilify lipn wi'ih the Crofs on the Forehead, and then 
 lulh al! over with Water. The Lord'sSupper they Ad- 
 i 1 nutcr in both kinds, and the Coniimi'.iican:s receive 
 i; kneeling. They obfet'e two days Preparation, in 
 «hich time they eat no Flclh, revel not, and company 
 .-,ot with Women ; and in the Church, if need be, mike 
 tlicii Confellioii. 'File Clergy marry lnic once, ilie Lai- 
 ty twice : Widows, if thev marry before the Year be 
 
 •"•'.'cxpiied, are ill reported of None, unlefs in cafe of 
 
 .."'.'Viiiltrry, are allowed ro Divorce. In Sicknefs thePrieft 
 
 iMifnally fcnt fo', both to Pray .md give the Eucharift, 
 
 i^ilelired ; which (^ouc, they take their farcwe) of their 
 
 WdV, Children, and other Fncnds, and fo rid them- 
 
 f Ivis of Worldly diftrailUons, that by contemplating 
 
 en the Joys of Heaven, they may mitigate the grim af 
 
 S;- rect of approaching Dcith. Being dead, the Survi- 
 
 vors rather Joy th.ni Mourn, and having firft vialhcd the 
 
 Corpj, lay it in clean Linen. Friends accompany him 
 
 to thcGravc, and place the Body with the Head Weft, 
 
 F.'f and five days after vilit the Fa'tiily. lliey Fcart and 
 
 ■ ■ Faft ac ordmg to onrCuflom. Llaeir f-fif begins in the 
 Spnn?, .ind isoblerved liny I'.iys. Their Year is So- 
 ht. Our three chief Fellivab they celebrate, and on 
 ilic lirll of Jii'y romiiiemornte the Martyrdom of S. Tho- 
 >"::■■. Ihcy hive many I'lononijh, and the chief of them 
 rclide in an 1 loul'e built upon a Mountain 9 Mik's from 
 <".:>.•.;,)«,<>. Since the l'.yiigiic:(r have fettled in Wm, 
 ihii (have their lle.ids. Laicks pay Tithes, a<Fe£fJuftice, 
 I'tififs Truth, prailtile Fluifiilitv, and believe noPur- 
 gJtory. 
 
 ;,» '*'.i; 7. they came clofc to B iw-Jo'j", an high Moun- 
 tain, and palling t'ape C'mryn failed by the M.ttdivcs, 
 ihe King ol'v^hich (tiles himfelf Fmpctor of 1 3 Province?, 
 and I zoDo iilands, and fo kept on their Cobrlc to 
 
 j' v^.'.-", called by the Inhabitants C/«>)g4/, who are a 
 very comely People, and wtrll-featiir'd, nothing like the 
 W/jiV.irj favf incolo'ir. They are very ingenious, and 
 I'rod M'chanicks. The better fort wear Silks, but the 
 Vulenr are naked from the Waftc upwards. The air is 
 yfry \\;,x, being within 8 degrees of the /Etjulnoiilial. 
 llie Iriipth of It is about 70 leagues, breadth 40, and 
 " ■' 11 cuir 250, or thereabouts. The Seeds of Chriltian 
 Kirwlcdije were fnvn in th;-; llliiid very early, perhaps 
 
 by Qyeen Candactx Eunuch; fincc D/irvihem, who lived 
 in CmJIaniitir's dap, fays he preaclicd the Gofpel in ma- 
 ny parts of /iiahi4 and InM/i, and (uiidry llles tlicre- 
 abouti, but now they are molt of them turned Aitciltatcs. 
 In CliiiiJim's days, foine of the Natives of this Illand came 
 to tinuf, and pretended much to the Knowledge of Altro- 
 nomy and the Sphere, which 'tis probable they derived 
 their Skill of from the Cymnicfilnp 1 the Scholars of \" 
 'oirjltr. Laarentiw, the Son of W/wif/./a, difovercd it in 
 i5"o. At prcfent 'tis over-run with Heathemfiii, and 
 there is fcarcc any Village or Mount without its inani- ''^''" ""''• 
 maic Pagod, their fuppo'fed Deit y, or M.,l ■ r,:,:). Among 
 others was the infamous Llol c;ilfed r.ammnn, or //■■;- 
 Tooih, which WIS highly eftcemed and reliirted to by 
 Millions of Indium, till r.on[in,:tin; the Vlcc-Roy ol 
 Oo.i, took it away from them at Oiumh, and tlio' they 
 offered him 300000 Ducats burnt it ; yet a Crafty H.iu- 
 niiin forged another fo well, that the jc^uci believed u. 
 the fame, and fo he fold it to the joyful ^filmmni (at 
 great price. 
 
 Not far from Mur.u.i.'fi ftandi another faino.is Ci^r- 
 il'd, of which the Jntufs rejiorr, that Jc/hu^ their King 
 belie\ing it a fentlcfs Idol, theliiiav;e on a time, when 
 he cntred his Temple, bre.ithed o'.t Fire, lus Eyes fecin- 
 cd to Hiarkle with rage, and his Scimitar in his Hani 
 wrathfully bent againfl him ; at wlurli ilie Kiin; Leitjg 
 aimzed, cri-d out for help, a< cufes his InliJelity, aid 
 [iwing fitibficd for his hrior, became a zealous lil.j- 
 later. 
 
 UponCi/Kni/'c's-PMi(; fliey fliew the foot-fteps of Old ''■'">'''--' 
 i W./.im, v^'hothey I clievc was born and buried there ;"'''■ 
 and not far from it is a Lake of Salt Water, faid to be 
 the tears of /■; ■, which (he fhed for her Son %/ 'e cj 
 I ytl'fl, tor whom fix wept 1 00 Years. The Soil is good, 
 and abounds with fiindry forts of Spices, as Pepper^ Gin- 
 ger, (^c. but there is the greatefl p'enty of Ciiiiuii-.oii, 
 ' wlHch is a precious Bark. The Free is ftraight, and the The Cimu- 
 , Boughs grow in a comely Order ; itrefembles tlieOlive-"|='' '"='«' 
 tree in height, but the B,iv in leaves. The lilollbms are ^'"^'■'' 
 very white, the Fruit round, lurd. and dark coloured. 
 It is covered with a thick Bark, of which the Pe.ilanti; 
 ftrip it in the Summer, and dry it 111 the Sun. 1 his 
 Illand affords; many other RaritU!!, as tVanges, Dates, 
 Cocos, Anana's, Plantains, Maltick, tiephants, Butfa- 
 loV, Cov;s, ShcepandHogs, Smarages, Rubies BaUK- 
 Diamonds, Aiiibcr-grecfe, (fc. Tlicfc things in it mvi 
 ted the nuiirs to trade hither ; and then ihc I'u tti^.. r;, 
 under the Vii;tovioiis/4/m,-;'J.j, to covet it, who 111 fpijli; 
 of their united Heptarchy, in 1506. made them p.i> 
 the Annual Tribute of i<;tooo pound weigiit ol tl-.u; 
 belt Cinnaiimii to their King Kmnnml. Store of Pearl- 
 I Oyftcfs have been taken between Cape Cmr m and ^'j- 
 I /on of good value. Here alio is no want rf Go d, but 
 the King thinks Porccllanc-Dillies more valuable. 
 
 From ^-v.'iH they failed by the Co.Ut of Conm.-nJ.'i,Cmr,M,.. 
 which Itrttches aboie 300 leagues from Cape '>m> / un- 
 der 8 deg. North, towards the 'HHim^-ium of (•'■"■::,~s, 
 now called theCiulphof Bf»;;;a/. Upon this Coalt arc 
 feveral Towns of Note, as >!ii>.ip,jt.iii, Mfinpvn; PJ)- 
 cat, A,mA?_un, NjfJ'ix?^, MiUp.it.in, Blfilif.ttnv, and 
 fundry others ; in fome of which the En^tijh, and 111 
 others the Dutch., have Faii>ories. 
 
 The Cmtei is one of the largcft Rivers in the World, Tl' ii'»c'i 
 it holds itsCourfe of 3000 Miles, and is iiicrealed by jt- '*''"'''"^'' 
 other Rivers that run into it, and for above 1 00 Miles is 
 double the breadth, and thrice the depth, that I'.uphrates 
 is at Bibylm. It divides iK.iiit into two parts, and bran- 
 ches it felf into feveral llrcams. Upon the Banks uf it 
 rtand many noted Towns, and at length at 5 Mouths, of 
 Old called C'.i)«/i)/«»;, Magnum, Cr»tt>ericum, Pjcu.l jiu- 
 mutmni./lntiholitm, empties it feif into the Gulph of 
 Bengiil, and then into the Indian Sea. The H.vmir.ni 
 have the Water of Ganges in that great citeem, that 
 they covet to have their Mouths wetted with in deadly ., , 
 
 Fits. ._,.»,-'■_;.»-■• :.i''"'- 
 
 S'ec_.ipiii.vi, fo called from the iRiMM«f)»yi,''on "whofe ^*J;'," 
 Banks it ftands. Ilea in*i*-T4eg.NofThern latitude, and 
 odd Minutti,>««t''Sf Clime hot and unwholf me through 
 ^ji0M0\v/ii}As and unleafonablc Rains, which are com- 
 mon here lome part of the Year, yet they have good 
 Water, well-relillied Fruits, which nourilh much. Tlie 
 People arc bl.ickilh, and uiitit for Studies, much vexed 
 with Fevers, Fluxes, and other diltenipers. The Heat 
 is fo great here, that it weakens their Itounchs, and 
 makes them unfit for Labour, They wear a nn- ShuJ- 
 dery, or Veil» over their Secrets, and a fin.ill Wrci h .i- 
 boiic their Heads. j;oing naked in the lelt ot thc.r Body 
 in all foits ol Weather. Th':y have Co'.A, piciicus 
 Stones, .-mdotl.cr Merchandizes, which draw Fradc to 
 them. They tolente all Roliginns. 
 
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4^0 Sir Tho.HerbertV / ravels into Ada W /\fricik,&r. t"}b. ]|) Iciup X X 
 
 TlKit Mjr 
 tin" 
 
 The m*«irt ot tlicir Mitrugrs it «xfram Jinaty. The 
 Prteft wiih i Cow, iml ilic Min aiiJ Woman, Rn to tht 
 W»tei-fule. whew ihr /(• nmn mutters i lliuil I'rayer, 
 Jild then liiiki il .<r hflnilt aboiii ihe Ct'Wk (ill, youii 
 upon them all hu hallwci) 0"l , and Ullly, forces the 
 R«Wl into the Rivet, int'> whiiU Ihc kUK* willin(ily lo 
 tar at till they K* uj> lo ihf mulille m liic Water, nor do 
 
 ihll lownarel'n/»,.«, A,,n.,)(„H, i^Uturc, i.>'«-IJi,y at)d 
 
 I'tiifM,, linjiliJhVi&,mr\, and all in ilu- way to 
 
 Sj'liMg.i, I noble Part of /«./i.!, and Ijuums all over 
 ■</?■', Ixjundeil liy Ari/,i/.ii, (,»,;«w7.(, Be-xi/, .i,ul ilic 
 Ocean. The Kinn is ti> ruh, lh.it he ilef|.ifcs|usN, ,.,(, 
 Iiouis and (o powcrliil, that lie valui-s m-itliei A(J', / 
 D.-.MI/, Smjry,,, nor /Vj-imw. TheCiiiinir> u foCuI] ,,|' 
 
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 thry letiiin till the waves (oi^i tlieiii. Beinij icinr on |*ll thingi necelliiry tor Idc and CliMliue, .i'. Ian Ioiihn 
 (heire they imtie, .nmUiold ihu MylU'iiounCoiiliiinitioii llronn Forts, plcafant l-',cld<, and Jioke Mmer.iN; .nj 
 
 biiini V It"! 
 
 iS.ii Hi'- 
 
 dcid 
 
 foreihic .indUcred lorevn alter 
 
 The 1 lf.i'lieii« ate a erle to I .iw aim / . ■' 'V here, 
 aixlaiit il'ev weie n'lioMiit of ilir I aw of .. i jrifct- 
 xjili-tn, .iliow their Woe-, t iliirii wiili iJKir H "■KuuU ; 
 fo ih II Death li.iMim leiuiated iluni, ilic '\'' 
 
 has fill h Rivers, as lo enruliei the Earth, lli.u it aVun- 
 d.tntly (ModiuesCfirn, LuicLind Fniuii, mfoiniKJi, ihn 
 he IS reputed as i onluleralile a Mi iut> li .is any n i,', /' 
 .' •:. His Aiii\u.iI Keveimc i:, eompmed to lie two ,\UI. 
 'join ot Money. The Hjuhmim Iwatin hkc locniU ,„ 
 
 her felt ailc.i.i I'arkafs, .iiiii re'oUes toinakt r.ii leifaii itliu Kinc.doiii. aiul the Ihu' iiiiiii aic no where iinju 
 
 HoUxMull. ToiliLseiid Ilk 1. Ii ailiUier liU \siih Lawn, rtpuiedof, liavmn Icverai Temples of nofiiK'SirucJun 
 
 letiin her ;\rm.s. I.ep^ aiul 1hii;hs, with Cli.un , ex- ; I'lit full of Idols. 
 
 pr«lhnp lose, hot her l-ars, Noleiind |-ini<cr>, aie adi'rii- 1 lUfnju.-.r whi.h is the BiiM:;r.i of Piiui-mt) is iirnv t!/. 
 
 fd ui:h I'eatl and preueiisSioiiis. Willi one hand llie.letond C.'iiy for Gr.mdeir and Tr.lde in iliat iMmvii.in ii 
 • ■ . - '.- . . . . .1 1. ... n .11 n' I .. . I. _ *!' _ II f _ I- . > , . r 'i 
 
 hoMs .1 K,,l,|:.iv ifl'li'uei^, .Hill 111 ihe irlier 
 111 ifh which they aceoimi I'.mMeius ot I'.iradif 
 
 .1 lUII, I eiMMiip.ifl"ed Willi ,1 Wall of mar t'oiirMile'. iii(.n,,i„ 
 She is ' ' ■ ' 
 
 attende.-i wih ii pie.it piiiiiIhm, lune iiuompaiivinn Iter 
 forlo\e, othen toreiviliiy, lu.t moll iii en mn is;e licr, 
 ami sure the C.'reiiif'iiv. I lie Priell all ilie way ile. 
 
 rejjiilaily t. rtiluil, well '.uilt, and no Ufs Wealihy' 
 Ilie Haieii ni^iiod, and the Lity lieiiueiited by Slins 
 
 lli'lll i.wr.fi 
 Jlld .h.lbl.t. 
 
 ity lie(]i: 
 all pans 
 
 fenbistiie |oys Ihe lliill poif, Is with liet lliisliaiid, svliom seller, when lie e.ime to tlicCimti, had civil !• 
 
 lilt tViall immediately eiiioy 111 I'aradili. She letiirns a 
 
 niodelt fimlo, trips i ii, .iiid ihews loin, ilniip, in lift 
 
 Mouth toimoxie.ttc licr Iliaiii. Upon tlie li>;lit of ilie 
 
 I'lle Ilie '.'eems I i.inlpoiied Willi t;i'is|,u'fioii ; .iii.l when 
 
 her Husbana's t'atkals IS laid iip<iii It, and It begins ro 
 
 hurti. haviric lid farrwel to Faicivs, I'lnldreii and Court ssas foil rjf Maielly, and his (niauUtuniilb',! 
 
 and Junks bom all pans of //,./i,;, p /,, 
 1 he Cullom lii'reiof.ie wa>i, that a Tr.v 
 
 iiteriaji 
 ment, and was m.iny tunes inmeil by the King, il,r 
 letter to llii w Ins Bravery, for his Coal was tluek Ut 
 "itliSioiies and (Jiiiis of lulln , win, li vslun he « ,, 
 Cloathed with, he fo nearly lefunbled the .Sim, wIk.ii, 
 they woilliip, ihat he was Imie lels than adored. Hn 
 
 iTiend 
 
 111. 
 
 ike a tii..d liner, nhnlsabiiit ihe I'lt, a tlioiiljiid Men. I'ojyu.iitiy he alllVl.s, 
 
 id le, kn 
 
 ai d Wilhiif.'y ihnnss lier le!|'inM the 11 I illol the llami-s, one of Ins principal Titles, iliai be is tin Hiisl.inJ 
 
 »' 
 
 svli ,li loon imn bi lb nt ihem into iilus. Mniuk of 
 fiindry forf, witii ihe .Xielamations ol the Spe^taiirs, 
 ni.ike a ^at nolle, b th lor tliej;re.iter h iioin of the 
 OblVsTis, and ilia, ilu- iVruks if the (oorwm.h ituy 
 tiot be heard to difcoiTipe oiiiers. Tlie M.tivtnn mi, 
 (ince tln-v luve c-^111 iivo tlielel'ans have prohibited 
 them the life of 'bis I nibatoiis Culfom. but lome Wo- 
 
 li-cp Wives, miny of wliuh li.ive him .ill lii^ hlV m 
 fiicli efteem, that at hisDeath they voliiniauly burn llieni- 
 febea wuh hull. More Noitliward upon this Ciull 
 is 
 
 McliilipntAii, or by rnmraeTioii Afrffp.tr.m, .i Tiavii v, 
 litiute in 10 dej>, and half Northern laiitiide, and mihoi'. 
 iikircot the yjii.i;,)/,iH tJulphj ihe hoviiice has a ii ix- 
 
 rll .if 1 Jtr. 
 iig iSc 
 
 WAi. l.'i,l, 
 ihii- arl.l 
 K'Jsballils. 
 
 Ctrc-ibr.', 
 
 S. TliMtM 9 
 Fn.t. 
 
 •it V;i 
 t..rt, 
 
 '»;» 
 
 men haie made them:elves awav, yet others more wile] tnte i-l Idolaters. The iicuiiUi are moll nuniiuii;, 
 do refute ir; hut then, b) way e'f i(iMominy, tliey are ' bin \iii .mtrmi iirr mofl powerful, lince it has btcii 
 romnunded to it,isc rheir Heads, and le<) leller them- ; ni.ide fub;eifk to the Mo^^ul. 1 he Town is neither liii 
 fclves fiom ("ompanv. as a piniiil.r ni. I his t uiloin, i bulk or heiuty tonliderabie, bcinj{ about ^oYean.ip 
 that the Wife ihould Iv burnt \vv\\ the Hiisl and, is not almoll un 'eopled and made defolatc by a njiini; Nfi 
 fo ancient aj that of biiriun)! the Dead is, but was tality ami i-aminc. The Streets ate but few, ' ;ni'd ihoft 
 brought in upon ih sOccalion: Several UfeiviiuisWiv.s,' narrow ; .he Houfes are low, and Fields paiched by the 
 •upon fome (light piovo.-aunn, or other dillalte, did ir- exireiiie ,eat that rages there IVoiii Much to .?ii/v, fropi 
 limatily povlon tlieirH 'sbands, for prevemion of whuh, whieh ti oe to \ct ember. Wind and Rain as ineelfan'.ly 
 thi.s D 111/'/ Law was desiled and enioyned the Wdow, dillurb i.Hin, fo that of ii Months ihcy hast but foui, 
 svhi.h tlm' ir fcciiis a fevere Inihtution, set itwasnc- -. iv from "^'utiii'.-i {o M.ui'\ wholfonie and modi-ratt 
 ctlV.iiy toiMirpate f 1 b.i.i a Ciiltora. Nor is Ibnie part NeveithelcU, the Rains fo prepare the Faith for the ri- 
 ot their Devoi on iel's I'ragK-al, as svoll a^ Lew, I and repiionof Seed, that they iifually nap tWuHarvell. ul',! 
 M'uked, as this iiitfan>-e may pnsve : Upm .i eertain Kis', Caravans, and other (irain. 'Ihe y;nj;.,/,.' ar pic- ... 
 Tealf they lit a MjiIV I'apod, or Idol of Maal t;iit, up- , lent base ihcir Rclidenec here, and briii); a Tiafli.klii- 
 rn a Charii-it of eight Wheels iielily gilded, iii'o which , ther for Rice, Callico's, and the like (."oiniiioilitus 
 they atcend bv fevei .il t il'e iteps ; iipeii it the ^;;'U(^•,and ' whu h will incieafe iLuly, iinkfs the deccnful difioli-' 
 fewra! proll'tutcd dir!' iir placed lor throiii^b .in hel-|tioii ol tlir People oceaiioii then lemovc ihcn.c to .i - 
 luh Ze.il the Pariiits ddlm.ite their pieitv Children to] '"•i^'i" and I'oly^jt, Towns upon the fame Coaft, and 
 r*w,!iieHs. '1 hii, iiMinittd li'.ev go on the IVeellion, ' neighbouring to M-fulipAttH, where ihey may fit down 
 and happv is the Mao. (intlieiriltcrm be hi rieh or poor,, with more tafe and IcfsQurge, and have as great va- 
 i;reat oi bafe. thai win lend an haixl to draw the Cha- iiety of Merchandize. 
 
 tior ; vrt, th. y arec'unt th<m hjppielt, wIki ouc of a j Near this place is an un halle Tosvn, tlio' its Njxcf;., 
 frantickZeal r:i;hly throw thnr naked Bodle^ m the, leenis to import othciwifc, being called Cj//.i ; aTuwii:: 
 way, to the end, that by the weigh- .,'' the Chariot they' Intanious for Idolatry. Ihe Molijiies Ihew .Art in the 
 may be rrnlhcdto Deaih. and become iherel-v the l)e-. Sculpture, but .ite hateful in their impiou.H Deletion, 
 vils Manyrs. Em en< ugh of thefe things, Jrt us come their I'agods bearing lome refemblance with the Irrafjcs 
 now to I ot /'//.<//«( and /',!/(, svhich StunH) deUtibes with freat 
 
 AKi>;>wf, a f.imoLS Tnsvn 111 the Kingdom of fliy«it- Eyes, a Hat Nofe, wide Mouth, four great Horns, a 
 rtr, lying in n dep j- mm. Northern latitude. It was long B< ard, claws for Hands, and Crook-legg'd, all 
 nrli failed Sji.ttNntr^ the ii /\/< .'.i"»^, after that \ltli4po,e, over deformed. The Fcalls of H.ii.ci>ui are Ibll lieic Cc- 
 itnd now S. Ti'v"<.r, beeanfe that .Apoftle u laid to have! lebrated, for ihcjr cover themli'bcs with Skins, adcrn 
 fiiffered Martyrdom here afti-i he had tiiiillied liisLalriurs 
 in piihlil'hing th* glad Tydings of .Salvation through 
 I'^'lk, /ii/,.:»ii.-, H.iiii.i and S.^.^'J'.'', and many other 
 Parts of hJia. His death happened al<out thirty Years 
 afrer our Saviour's Pallion, anil a Cimimemorative Fcaft 
 in his Memory is celebrated ;7/<iv i. bv all the Native 
 Chni^iars of I -Jit. 'I'his is all that makes this Town 
 famous at this t'.ay, lor it's but fmall and poor ui it felf, 
 anri has but little Trade to it, unlefs lor Cotton- Ware, 
 iiid fome common Commodities. It is faid ihat the In- 
 habitants nf this place h.wc thi mark fet iii>on them 
 for their Cruelty to S. Tvm,;., that one Leg is always 
 bigger than the other in the Calf. S. 'I «i »'(,.» Sepulchre 
 .•tmaiiicd m this Town, and was much leforted to and 
 honoured by the InJi.in Chnftians, till about 50 Years 
 firtce, when the Rclicks of this holy Apoillevverc taken 
 away and enlhrmed in the Virgin ,\f.i'i's Church at ( 
 
 by the Command ofjol'i III, Kmjj of I'crtugn'. Neat 'with Lights. 
 
 their Heads and 'rreifcs with Ivy, in one Hand lioKling 
 a javelin, and in the other Gimbals of Ikifs and Tim- 
 txrcls, atteiuled by many IViss and Girls, svhicli raiiKc 
 like fo nwny diltrailfed People up and down, and Itn- 
 siiigto rend the Air with rheir continued Clamour;. 
 
 '1 he Cow is here adored as the .l-'i^yftiiiit ///>«, 01 Py'-l 
 Bull was, and loare the Sun, Moon and Stars, ai C.v- '■' 
 leltial Souls. Ockcrs there be aimng them, that have 
 Rivers and Trees in Veneration, a,^ the CeZ/Jt delcribed 
 by ■i'.ii'ifif h.ad. In one of their I'eltivals they ha\e .1 
 wicked Culloin to fallen lick and needy Men to an Ln- 
 gine, which eleiating him equal wiih the I'agod, the 
 Bluoid trickles from his wounded Ihouldcrs, aid at his de- 
 fcent he is dallied againll a Tree. Then aftci he ha:. Ir- 
 vocated the Ue: mo to accept liis Ottering, lie uturni 
 home with hopes to thrive the bctier ever afier, I hey 
 often S.icritice in the Night, iraking the Streets bufk 
 
 Tiny 
 
ca,&r. Lib. llllchap X XV. Sir Tho. Herbert'* / rjve/s wto Alia and A frica, 6rt . 4.6 1 
 
 1 III tlu' W.ly (II 
 
 ', aiul |jiiiiiii<i all over. 
 "'■ti, ttnx,l, ..nil .lic.J' 
 t lie >ltl|\iri's|iisNii|ih 
 v.ilui's iH-itlu-i KUjfi.l^ 
 hcC()iinir> u foCull i,|' 
 I'.iliiii', u'. Uii I'ljwih, 
 ilioii-e MiiH'r.ik; .iiiil 
 f E.irih, ili.it ic alMin- 
 Fniiij, iiifoimuli, ihat 
 I'lunli .ts any is m /■ ■ 
 iipiiicJ M tic two Mil. 
 Iwatni like Iwiillsn, 
 Hi .lie 111) whcH- iiioiv 
 ;•«, of no (iiii'SiriK>Mn, 
 
 of C/.i.'rwiv) is nnw t!u' 
 r.uU- in ilut Kiiij'ildin,' >^ 
 r lour Milf. iii Lii.iin 
 aiul no kU Wealthy' 
 
 fiiiiuiiucil liy M|||^ 
 I p.iiis of lii.li.i, p jii 
 if.'icwas ili.i!aTr.v 
 t, lukl iivil Fnnruiii 
 iitiil^ by tlic Kiiip, ilir 
 lis Co.u was tliuli !(.( 
 
 ulii, li \\\wu he «•,„ 
 mbicd ilii- Sim, whom 
 Icli ih.iiiailiuij. His 
 Ins CmaiiU i.,iiili(U\| of 
 alffiits, .iiul IC, Imiiu II 
 lie IS tlu- Hii<[.in.J (it 
 ivc liiin all Ills hfc m 
 viiliiiuaiili liiiriiihcni- 
 Mfil upon this C'uad 
 
 1 MrJJ'p.tt.v:, a Town J., 
 LTiilaiitiii.lc, aiul in the J.. 
 c I'loviiKc lias a nix- 
 J arc iiK.ft nim;cic;u(, 
 fill, liiicc ii hai btcii 
 f Towi) is neither tiir 
 nj5 about ',0 Yean afn 
 )latc by a rajiini^ Mm 
 11c but few, amltholt 
 il I'lclds patched by ihr 
 111 M.irch to _7ii/*, iroin 
 iiid Ram as inicirantly 
 iths ihcy ha\c but four, 
 'lollimie and iiiodiiai: . 
 <■ the t.mli for then-., 
 i iyaptwuHarvellsu!^,l,'\ 
 
 Tlic l',nj^:ij,- .It ptl'-'.:.. 
 id briiii; a 'I'lafli.klii- 
 ic like (.'omn,o(l;tits, 
 tlic dcfCitful dllj-Oli- 
 
 icinnvc ilicn.c to A- 
 n I he fame Coaft, and 
 ■re they may fit liown 
 lid have ji great va- 
 
 lown, tho' its Nimcfji, V 
 called dy/.i ; aTowiiitf 
 Kjiies ll.cw .Ar: in the 
 icir impious De\c:ion, 
 jlante with the Irraf,ts 
 
 dekribci with f:rcai 
 
 tour great Horns, a 
 ind Crook-lepi;\l, all 
 UiL/iufarefhll lieieCe- 
 \C5 with Skins, aJrtn 
 
 in one Hand liolJm!; 
 ill of liiafs and Tim- 
 id Girls, which ra;iiWi 
 1 and down, and Itn- 
 iitiiiucd Clamouri. 
 Egyftii-.ii ylfis, or Py'ib: '•■'■ 
 non and Stars, aiCx-"'^'- 
 ni.nj; them, that have 
 as I he CV.'rji defctibcd 
 I'eltivaK they haiea 
 I needy Men to aiitn- 
 
 wiili the I'agod, the 
 hoiildcrs, ai'd athi^de- 
 
 riien atiei he has Ir- 
 is Ottering, lie leturni 
 iiei ever atier. Ihcy 
 ;ing th« Streets btinl;: 
 
 Tii.y 
 
 Thfy have a diftVrcnt kind of Burial fovm wtwt we 
 tin I 111 inoit other j'! icei, lor licrc the Corn* is (itaocd 
 tidiiT ill a dcepvave, wluch h linK and iiarraw, or 
 cl e I <rv»ceiMWo WalU buili on putpole, iMliereiii the 
 iiin^lc Krliklt volnntaii'v iiulofn hri fell', cipciflinu 
 Death bv I'ainine, wlii.li u the inoll liiiguilbuifi iitJ 
 f>rmidab!c Death. They g.i for the mull part naked, 
 ihi' heat of the Zoiu r\i uiing C'loathiiig. 
 
 Ihcy delight III I'lll.ing and SporiiiiK upon the Water 
 ' in D<uts, (II (JiiiiiiiluR's, i'roin tliiH Coalt ilicy failed 
 III 
 
 .tlil.!cc.i, wliicli is ill, or near the /(ii>c,i Cl'f /•ihi-Im', 
 place- lo Celebrated for the plenty ot (lold that has lieeii 
 (loii)iiii IioiiuIkiut, that (;,- / i> rot without nalun 
 fined licrealHiuts i for till)' Hii/.txiK M.iu w, and alter 
 himC' lillfl'rr Ccilimi'iii, pl.iicj it in iheCiulplinf A/eii- 
 ii', .\in\ '.r''i'/'/H( in /V>-|(, which let nils the Name of I't - 
 i.ipii, a Name ol the lame import as Op' t> j and o./c- 
 iVui w iiililperlwadv us. tli.1i In li.i.s Itiuiijii in ■l-.^ch'tit'.i, 
 or South /It i(ii, at a pla-e railed /'/sn.i, a part ofi'.'//"- 
 i/i, yelili.it O/'hi' vvas.iraii'l about Mniiu.i, or at I. <ll 
 iiifonic loniigiioiis Paris of rluW: i/.'-Zi./ifj ; and that 
 'J(ik..»', witli all, or inoH nl'liisSons, were plintcd in 
 th." htil-l'hlifi, apprau by the c oiitiiiii.iiinn ot the 
 N.1111CJ of the princip.il Planters ('ill remaining 111 ihclc 
 Parts, lor the (.III! Name of (i.i':^ri \s pll^l,1ll, and thi 
 
 the mnll .Souihcnily ('ajie of ihc /f/i** Cuiitiiicnt. h 
 wa« t place of great I lade witli the Chine/,-!, J.rMiu, 
 Siim.iD^m, and the Peo|>le ol'oiliir IIKs tliflreaLouta, i:ii' 
 'il Ktil.iec/t drew llic CoiTiiiiiri.i: liout ihcnic. I'lii.' 
 Strei((lii li not abov a Mulkei lliui over, and lorucLy, 
 llut It artorJsa liJiigiT.aii pall'aye. IJum A/4.'.m.i 'ii 
 not alioie 1 1 hours travel to 
 
 ;'.i(/»«M, called P.'/cji; I by liil,ni)i: it liei ii. 7 dcR. r^'i'M Jc. 
 Nonlicrii litiriide ill tlie Ijidph ol' /li?>/i;.i/, i.a!kd V wsi '■' l*J- 
 ■ (•i;ir)ii(i exi'ii t.dv^K/, l-ctwci 11 A(.i/.(t>a andViiwi. It 
 attoidsiiiaiiy Coiiiniodiiics, v*hii.li diaw the Mnchniti 
 iluilier. risiiiulera Regal 'lovcriiiiicnr. and iliel'tiii- 
 les deiivc thciidelve< tiom one (ii///;ff .Son, .^iidVl.c- 
 Koy tothc King of /Jf/>, (ctih J licic when J'im«/,i w.u 
 liibduid. The Afovi,/, Ins ui,:.,i Neighboiit, liasiltMi 
 ihreatiird to Dcihro.'ii- liiiii,'Lut he keeps Ins own, bi iiii> 
 dctuijedli> ;lici/<i>ii;ri, an I fin.ill lllindsiii ir, ivhi II he- 
 lias Well furiilicd 'I'lic Town is by liiuati'-n Itr iii', 
 which III iiitriafcd by 1 j Liab tji Inanci' ; uik of whuli 
 f>l<i loot long Heie are lome Idol leiiipir;, |. t the 
 M'li'iiiiicnti of iiiolk Noic are ili'' ronbsul ihen Kiiin<i. 
 1 lie People arc biai k, and by tcafi'ii ( f the heat go i'or 
 the nil (1 part naked. 'Ihcy tike gnat deli(,h' jii chew- 
 ing Hetelaiid Opium, and drnikiiii{ Arack, a U'omj; ) j. 
 ijuor, wluili tluy do tMcxnls Hie better lort uliially 
 e.it in the.r I'latcs of (iold, iitheu 111 Pori.ellaiic. Ihc.,. 
 
 J Name plainly. In l'rii« 1.11 People uUially ("peak three I angiugu, wliuli arc writt 
 
 Irr 4 
 
 riri'i'ineai it retain O/j 
 
 a C'oiiiiiiy ralld //tf, (.'<''.iv,i an IC'siwi'i', and the In- ' •'•• "uny ditferent ways, 11-. the .\i<i/.i/, from the Ki.ilit- 
 habitants I'.iiUi, whi h Ihovv lUviUI' to be their lomi- 1 ''''I'd t'l the I cli, as the tl.l-'-w ; tilc Sinnitje, liniii'ilic 
 ilct. Oi HnAjrnm, the .U.vnii \n<Ui{uui |i cm tobcde | Kiglit liaiid toI.eli,ai we ; and ilie ('.iwi/c, downnglit; 
 fcended. Ahim.tel is the Father of ihe A/.i/,'i, or People all ih.ecarc ulcfi.l to Inch as I'rafli.k. They aiea mix. 
 lit A;.(/a/.rtr, as ihcy were lallrd ot t)l>l. Of (J'-i/aie tore ot Mnbjiif:Mii z\\\ (,cir If, the one woll.iji (,0 I, 
 ilieO/'f/(r.(, and ,ll>fleiet, wliuli Hiltorian.s plac about as the other do then Pagod^, both itroiieoiilly lliey.,| 
 (;:>;;;.•'. From l-.limii'rn, tlir l\iii,i.l.iii Minintams may be^ '•\r'-' >ery liofpiia'ilc to (ucli as cornc to relide among 'licnitu 
 hippoicd to take their N.inic witliout Itraiimig. Ihc 1 '"f Novelty or Gain, and enquire n it aher iliiir iJoiin^' 
 Town and I'ldi nice olJcKir, or /c/.(i. , plainly retains thefy. Rulincfsur Uel.gion, but tliey .iic fo addiibd to 
 Name of'/ci/', aii.l the S.ih^t', wh ) in coninnCtioii' Vice, that Strangers had nei'd to pi.iy fr Gr.ice 10 rcliji: 
 Willi the 1' cic oppofcd ./',.v./«./fi'» C(.ii.|uell, bear thei '''iralc tenipta'ioii., for the W.jniiii aiefouhihly tioiuk, 
 .N'.iiiie uf V'V/ St ; fo that there arc plain fnoilteps, that [ 'I'lJ tearlelly merry ; idlenels and licit pioiokci iliom 
 ■j^ Oprii was iKrcibout^. ."i.'.i.e.i is (itiiate in S dcu;. Nor- lu. that ihey wallow in all iiianiier ' f lurpitudc. liio 
 • nclliern latitude, and is a (^iiy in the Kingdom of ii<i)H,| Grape nioici tiieiii to WKkediicIs, I'l.r iliey dcbi^lit tli.ir 
 f" to whole King It was fubioCt till W/A-r./ziei,/ took it from Palate with the clioicell Wines, Arac ind bruits, but by 
 him, and put it under the King of i c/.'«i;,i/ liii Matter, j ll'^'ir IntempetaiKc they llioitcn thcit days. Near 11 m 
 and madeaGarrif in, t. rtifying it with ^oooOrdnance | Si.wi. called am iciitly ."ii/.o/i..;. .iiid (.'- >M'i .1, a City .v,,, 
 He alio Icizcd the Kilty's hxche'liicr. in vshicli he fnuiul: i"iJ Knigdoiii dillani from the Aqmnoiflial i.idcir. a 
 alove I iyiHHii picTrt'of Rials of Light, but the Death gicai and famous part of b..yi,(. I'lic Kiny of it lias a 
 iifilic King wa.s lo ill refemed by the King of .Vi im, and 1 l.'rge Jurifdnlfioii, ^1:1, M/i.i-.ccn, a great pare of I'rji,, 
 t r lie gliboiniiig Potentates, that comlnniiig together,! "'•""" and C'.ii;i%ij were Tiibutary to him, /',:mij,i 'al- 
 and taking the .Advantage of ^(ii/./Hcn/'s Abfoncc, fheyilo; .<.iwi7m>, Oj;f/r, and other Trrritcrus, watered ry 
 l.i.ldenly appeared lictini- the Town, and by a delpcratc '■'■"',1;' ', acknowledged liim, lo iliat vcithiii the memory 
 Siotiii maltcied th. llity and Citadel, yet gcneroiilly , •'''' ^^^n, he was able to bung into the bield ;j^' I'll,- 
 i^aic the l'i'i'/i,i;f";;i' leave to Ship ihemfelvcs away, con- pliaiits, and looooo lighting Men aimed with gomi 
 iiiandinK their Works to be dcmoliltied. Neverthclcfs,i Nwords, Bows and .Arrows, .Sliclds and i.aii es. He 
 It was not long alter broiiplit under the Crown of /'o./.',- pretends to a hmg Kate ot Koval Ancclturs. I'he'/.uiio 
 i;j , and fo continued, nil it was lately wrcltid fiom is lint, which makes the M.iib'ack, and Cloatliini; al- 
 ■• thcni by :hc'r'i//i<.'(iv, who have gotten many Planta- nwlt nccJlcfs, f 1 that Hiey lontent thenilebcs with a 
 tions in thole Pans, and by their Naval b'oice h:ivc not Caiiibolin of Lawn of fid ccluiir, ticMed alv.iu iheii 
 only cnj-roded to tlieniblvis the .Miviiceo lllands, hut al-! ''oulders, and carry a Sambreia in ilic;r hands to abate 
 moii all ihc Trade of the bait. M*h,::t h a place of the heat. They wear no SanJab, that the fcorclu.g 
 good acroiim both tinr Strength and Trade, ilio' being S.iiids may mortify ihcir Hcili. Tlies allow liberty 10^1, 
 alow I and 'tis not repined iM'ali by. The Town is long, Chrilbans, Moors, aii.l other Sii]icrll.iiiiiis, yet the Ni- v.. 
 ruending about two Miles, but imt half fo muili inl lives are iranfccnd.-nt Idolaters, w>rlliippiiig Deitxs ,n 
 Ircadth. T'hc Buildings are low and ordinary, and ihe' t'le lliapcs of I'm and i'n.tpu,, with other Goaii Oi taiicios, 
 
 .ind mluch potturcs as arc not ht to be incntuuifd. Tbey 
 have Groves and .Mtais, on which they Oifcr FIclh, 
 Fruits and Flowers ; and main times, when tlicir I'l '.1- 
 
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 .Streets narrow. The Hazar is the only place ot lieauty 
 in it. It IS watered by the <;a;[.i, which here admits a 
 Briiliie tho' near the .Scj, 'tis 3 leagues wide. For its 
 defence it has a Caltle Ibired with Cannon, and a Wall 
 r.alonably tlankcicd and llrengthncjby a latt Giaflf and 
 Countertcarp. The S'.rmiVi-, who being baniflicd their 
 own Country fettled here, being civil and indiiftriuiis 
 have inMted the Trade hither, and fo made the Town 
 a wealthy and loniidcrible. '1 lie (iardens .and Fields a- 
 bout It abound with Fruit, among which the Duroyen 
 .iiid Pine Apple are the principal, and the Land being 
 low, and Soil far, it encourages them to plant Corn, and 
 leieral lorts of (irain. But being near the jtqiiinotilial 
 J.inc, the Air is iifnally very warm, and fometimcs a- 
 
 /Mi tells them their Uiwtiio is melancholy, iliey make liar- 
 inoiiiousMufick to tliein to make them chcart'cl. (J)thcrs 
 by bicak of day, run to ilicir I'agods wiih a B.ilket of 
 Rue, hoping that day wdl be happier. The Kings of 
 .-/iLic/iaw, r.DittJfciy, Si.un, I'r?-, /)i.;si and 'i".:;", are 
 all I'lcntilfi, and have their Temples Ituffe.l wiili Pagods. 
 The r.jHi^p'/i preach ufually every M «..'<!.> (their Saobatli) 
 lu the Market, and c.jll the People together by the Icicnii 
 ot a Cippcr Bafon They Iccni Men liiants by Piofct- 
 lion, yet what by their Po.icy, and what by their Incaii- 
 tacions (for they forctel future Events, and have great 
 
 Imve mcafure. Thev have frequent Thunder, but cjua- i Knowledge in things palf, prefeiit, and to coinc, by 
 
 lify'd with long nighw, and frecpicnt lliovvcrs and brci 
 ?xs. Here the Manzoons blow W. N. W. irom .-/.■';{i/.' 
 li OHjiiL-r, about winch time the Wind veers N N. F. 
 until Mnni) be ended, and thai it turnsS. and holds till 
 ,1 the beginning of ^lii^ull. The ItuiiMs arc numerous 
 hereabouts, the better firt wear rich Appatcl, but the 
 V'llgar go for the molf part naked. They are gener.illy 
 Witty and H ifpitable, love Miiliok and N>vcliics, civil 
 n I'eacc, ticicc in War, deceitful if too much credited. 
 Their Language u Cc^nous, as the L<r(i«and /|r.iiiV!;are. 
 SiiKnpii,;i divides this Continent from S.imtnn, being 
 fcarce lulf a degree to the Narcli of the yEc|iiino.itial and 
 
 Magick, asd MoraH.)brervations, relo'vnig, dilfwading, 
 applauding, and directing them) tiny afc li.id in very 
 great Eltimatu.n. Thele arc the r PiuHs. Tlui: P.o- 
 plc are xcry grear Sodomites, a Sui win Ji Nature ab- 
 liors. Sedge and Paliiicto leaves .-jre uicd for Paper. The 
 al'iial place of the Kuig's Retidence is at ->, a Town 
 litiiate ill an Ille compailed with tho VI « . His I'alace 
 IS large, pretty well budt. and ticld d fenlib'e. The 
 other rioules arc low and mean, and the Sects narrow, 
 '.Hit very ulcful to keep o,u the extreme ti;.ii wliich lomc- 
 timci rages. 'The Inliabiunts of Co • s; .''i.iV. and the 
 Chtn.i.i, trade hiti-ct with ^vef'>, rjic.-liaiics, and 
 
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4J2 Sir Jho.Htrbcrti Travels inioA^a and Af r ica , cj^c. lib liiK^ 
 
 ;'hap KX' 
 
 other CommoiliiKi rX viKic, which make the pUce mofe 
 iioicJ. I'hc Biiyt tiftcii f»ini thcnifrlvi* r/ith Mut 
 from top to loo, .iilJ cut, R»lh, aiil pink llicir Skills, 
 f'ot Brauty aivl Ortltmrnt. The Mi'ti .iria'> IVt'iiitiri, 
 »nJ prartik CriTiplcnirnti. ThcViil, tho' watcrrH with 
 1\'^'} If' the M.iiiiH, u hut injiftcrtnt lor Clrafj, but .Ihoiimls in 
 '" " "■ tichSfiinij, a* OiamoiuU, Chryfohtrs, Onvi, M.iumti 
 «nJ Dinars, h Umk plenty of I inniim A'do, Hen|a- 
 iiiin ail'l Cott.m. Ii has a!fo Mines ot Imn .iiuK^opner. 
 There i« (kiKI aiul S!\ri al(i», I'lit niol* nf ihcir Sihrr 
 rorncsfoin f i/'-i". They have fiiih pknt\ ol l'ro\ili<)n< 
 '•tfiipht tn th^n from other Pans, iliat ihiy an- Ixjiijiht 
 li. ri' ' lica) ir 'haii 'ii many other pi" i ». Aiiionp Stones, 
 the CaUrij or HlooJUone, whuh !•. Iirro nehetated, is 
 miift immoraWi' -, the Vtriiir of vsht h ■■ In inarvclfoiis, 
 that 'ti> r.iiil, ss'hi-n the fmiu^u-^f killevi a Man wlio 
 hi! oi.e ahoi:t him. ihiV thc\ pave hmi many wpuikIs 
 he hi il ivit nil they ('iilleil n tnmi hint, to thiir ^rr.it 
 a.hiiint on Ihi- Lcallom of whii-h it is tiken n i ailed 
 a Cihall. The C/'i"./ f nhitinf, ai B^nMiM iinderlkand 
 ir belt, tlio' (ome fay that iii Vmki aiiJ T^-.n tliey are fei ii 
 (;ftcnel>. Near thu KuipJom lie* 
 
 I'l^', filicJ hy I'l'l.tny I rlUnim f(c|;iV, lo.in.leit I'V 
 S/fi', ('>4n^:i, anil tile CXean, \s is a gf^'trf ^^orlarchy 
 ^0 Yeats .ipo than iioiv it i», heciiile tlie S:f.>iit'< have 
 
 
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 iMtn to flounrtt To ('■i;f< fiom /!■', •', Nrv.ivht ainj » r,, 
 C'Vw'w, are)>rr|iKht in I'ar'is or l'< ais 1 y Watrr, ViHt);'"' ' 
 whiih areptrit> laipe, am) Ijwid u>giiher with (.iii»''*' 
 (as 'tu here eillnl • whu h is a ford mailr of the Rmd of 
 Cofo'«, fof they have no lion, ihrir iiinmis Qudu ii,d 
 Carpet!, Oitehd and wronght wiili r.swSilk and llireiidi 
 oflioUl and Silver, atui the I'lark nl .1 Tirr lallnl \U'.\ 
 Calnc's, Kii'.', Peppir, liitiger, Siif.,ir, I loiiey, Liitier, 
 I .ie mill Wix, with oiher MeuhandiTi*. AtO;/, » t\r 
 hiiind Smiles < f pnrr. Thn Moti.if h, wlun he tsill 
 apt'car 111 Ins M.neOy, loads hislliul, ( jp,, Arms, |,V'!; ! 
 Haril<, Ncile and I e^s, sv.ihtnni., ssln. h Ur hini ni i « ,;., 
 like Stars. ,ind uhenlie Wtitlhip, IVihes a ishitr lie. 
 phiiiit olan iiiv fiial hiniKfs. 'I he Mephant islnr ^u wih » '. 
 and iiiidcrliaiidiiii; tlic ihiel'of Senliiivt(,re.itiires, Jhev ' ' 
 Ro tuo, and Ii nietinies three Years imli Yoimih, ,inj 
 nave extrcnir minient 111 their I aluiir. Their 'J eat is 
 between iheir lore le('s, vshichthe Y<iiiii(! Hues tallly 
 hnd. At three Years of Aj;e thiy wean ihemlelve- , and 
 cat Herbs, Shnbs, H('ii,i<hs ol Trees, ami o'her V'fue- 
 laldes, but when »hey are itiSer»ue, they atf .illnwed 
 iron' daiiiiy h'aic to i.-Kreafe their Srrc'nth and C'>iMj[;e, 
 a« C'lirti, Kruif!, Roots, Suwr-C.ines, Milk, Whev, 
 an.l ilie like. I hey grow rill thev ire is Ve;irs()|1, 
 and aie urually ih loot hi^li, and Ionic <A tlie liiihelt 
 
 tikcntnmv svealthy Seipiiritiesfrcmif, but is itillCom-] 'nmint 1014 toot hii^h. Not\>itlillariilinp their l>,i;iii(<. 
 •lander rl many Icrriiories and Ill,ind<. It is the M-.i- 'I'ey are ivir dull .iml iiiiweildy, I in niml'le and Ii|.k 
 "M« Metropolis, and IS Ufuaie in 16 lej;. .j nun. N'T- Ipirired. They cnn, and uiimlly do lie dcwn, a. i.tl ir 
 ihi III latitude, 'llie City is w.illed with Sionr, Leiii-I H'alts ; and Vnf/mn,, fays, one ;it /<omf was tart;ht ti 
 titud with Tiitrt's, has 4 f.iir dates, md 1 : I'KHerns,' v'^"*-^' "F'^" * Cable. Ihry :itc highly co.iimendid Id 
 I'. If IS chielly difeiuKd by a larnc dei|' (intf tli.tt loni- 1 '.^uirane, ,iiul tlio'their Tusk's and Hrobofeis arc their 
 palfes it. Tin Streets are n.it many, l'> 1 l.iii;eaiiJ bio.id, belt Weapons, yet they eaii haine ihiir mii'.luy IVi.ly m 
 svhuh i» rare 111 'he hot Countries. Bi Hue inoU of their j 'o DfJenlive and IVtinlive pulhires. In Kuttin(i tiuif, 
 l)£ior> d.i i)roiv Tiees, ufefil tor Slndi and Kn.it. It is "liiih is in the liottelk Soafoii. the M.i'es arenud, ani 
 divided iii'.o the New and (">l I, I u; this lalt is lipelt, ' fan liardly be rnlej without a Femil' s eompany. H s 
 and belt mhabite.l. TheCoumrv li lUiwbareot VVood,| I rmik is conipofed ot linallNcrses, svhKh be lull ot 
 fhis' aiici','n'.'y svell Tuiibied. Thev arc Woilliippers of 1 ''"-ngtli, and sery ai!tise j his Skin is roujih and Afb- 
 Uevi s, tor tlicit Vaitl! I's are lUlifed with uply Idoh ;' e'oloured. His leetli are p'-oportioruMe ro hi; Hodv, 
 and ihaf a' '.i ; ■••(•, f,sr StruHure without, and ()rna-| '1 Voin long fomc, :ind wci^h upwards ot \in pniino. 
 Til' rraJjAii'-'"" *^!'-ii n. e\ tis anv in the Halt. This Kinndom' Muddy Rivers, and cool lhad\ I'Kii es, arc his Jeli^lr, 
 •'"• al oiinds wir'.i ill forts of Nature'. BlelHnps, i/>.'ltorc I")' he h.-;tes Swine, Serpents and Mi e. The Cirowjiv; 
 
 of*joUI, Silver, Lci i and lion, as alfo S'niarapds, To- ot'aCock alloi ftend hiiii. HcreareaHoftorcot Mi Ik- v 
 pa/es. Rubies, Sapl.iros. Garnats, Emeralds, F.fpmels Cars, a Be.ill bigpcr than a Caltof, with a little Head, 
 and Gitb-esei i alio plenty ol Kicc, Caravans, I.onp- i liar lyes, long Murzle. (harp Teeth, parti-colonrrtl, 
 Pepper, Sut^ar, Lenioi-, Musk, l.jc, Bamlioos, Cotion ''•■"'d and briftly hair, ycllov above, and white below. 
 and Callicots. It is ftoiWable S. /V'ow.n preai-hed the His P.xket is near hisCienitals, tvhich is ferapcd wiih a 
 tiofpel here, but they deln;hte,l in darknefs rather ili.in Stkk or Spoon ulirn he is in Services, but sshcn frtr, 
 Iiplit. tor they now wallnw'd lu .iboininable Sins, and lends it cut voluntarilv, and it i" difcovcred by the 
 rhi.-(V>n(;i their Kiacks are full of hlthy Idols. Yci Hmii-iui tells Imcll. By thele Countries lie fcvcral Illands, the Ue 
 
 Op n.c 
 
 US ot reiuaikaMe Omnions anioni; thtm. ;i;. They be- 
 lli vp tliat the VVoil.l f-nnl'ltiiiH of I l-aveii. Sea and 
 Larth c-in(illcd of 4 Creation^, .u-.d t .\: for lu.pie'.y it 
 WIS 4 times dcltrrscd, ; ^^. by Fire, Wind, W'.uer ar..l 
 F.jrihqiMkcs. Lifh Ap" ssas I'o crncd bv a 'uiardian 
 Dery. whi.li wasTruihiorvand M'rtal. Tin y rei koii ' 
 
 l^ription of whuli follows. 
 
 s..>/Mf..f, railed of Old i'l^pi ob,me,oiTiifii> .. {>.!■, and b\ , 
 I'Miicfiippoled to he Ophi'fit Pnrv.ifw. By tliclnhabitam>i 
 I ailed v ... • ,•, or \.ilnitr<i. It is one of the larpelt lllcs 
 m the I nivcrle in length 600, and breadih 240 Miles. 
 X/i/rioT,/ -• d fiTAcred It 111 I ^oi', and lime n.olt Met- 
 
 that the Deltruilionofilic Wotid, and the Dia.hof ihcir ehants in the WcirM iiade thither. Tis under the .tqui- 
 !iltl"sd w,as ■5C-CC0 Yi-ars aeo. .md iliat a" Ihall once' ludial, fu that our I'ole-ltar is iirt vitible to them. It 
 more luffer a Chaos. Thcv .1 fo uii;ii'ine ih.u a j-reat is ,i;',vi.rnrd by many IVtty-Kiiigs, but the KiPi', cl 
 T.oid, «'lio isCmnifcieiit and Oimiipote-r ,ind Rides in '''■"" is 'he molt powciful. Ail of them have Itoiecf 
 \l.\ en, but tliey do not worft.ip hnn, beiaule ,*)a:.'.iil(jold and S unes, bu miferallc in their Superltiiion. 
 alfiiresniem he defiles ir not, and dies rlieni no hurt, M"fl ot them, nit many Years (inec, adored Cats. Hats, 
 and therefore they wcrlhip him that he m ly do them no ' Uojjs .uid Devi's ; but fince the ALoran has been lecii- 
 iiiifehiif. They be'iev a Rcfurr -ftionof the Bod'' atti't ' vcd there, ilie worlhip td thefc Hlcnientary Creatures 
 Death, intl a Re-union with the SuijI, and as (Hmr'p- i has been aloliihed. Both Sexes go naked. The Soil is 
 'iut tells us a thieefold Recept.ule of Souls deparred, ' good by the Rivers-fides, but barren where the Gold ;s 
 
 ! found. Here are ieveral Towns of Note, as Aderti, by 
 
 N;/'.'.t.-, \.'//-/rL- anl.sv; '..j, i.e. Heaven, Hell and I'ur- 
 gatory. 1 licit H.al it is a thin fine Lawn, they wear no 
 Beards, and dye their Teeth black, brcau'^e Dors teeth 
 arc white, whom iliey hate to br like. Thev cut and 
 pink their lied, to biVijme asModuli astheirNiigliK.uis. 
 The Crows and Parrots here .ire ul'ually pre>, as they 
 arc in ///Vk^;. Thel-an'! is low in many pl.iies, and lul>- 
 )Cift to Inundations ; hut that which iiouhlcs th' m moll 
 u, the multitude of ravenous Hearts amonp them, .is 
 1 yg-TS, Wolves, and ihc like off .nlive Creatures, to .1- 
 
 the People railed .//fey, JV./-, I'4.f>«, Z)-;).!, Tue, ity 
 ,iiii,in, 'ir.tid\c, r>iM, Rvu^ec, Cntt.tliiga, Mcnaiitni', 
 Cimki , /tu, Djiii, and P.iJJ'.iiiun, whiih ha* picnts 
 ot (iold. Miiirtiir.ii (, IS the moll Inland Town, vvlii.ii 
 docs not want Gold. In tlieStrctpht betvoixt this lllar.c* 
 and the (Jnritinent, againlt ''-loi, which the King of .(c'c-v 
 loniiueted ill lOij, are the llnclix, and other final). 
 Inn picafiiit Illands The Rivers .abound with Eilh, and 
 ini.nlit prove more delightful for the Net and Angle, did 
 
 Monarch, having 12 Wealthy Provinces which .teknow 
 TiirVTc- ledged hun their Sovereign, vi:{. Siaw, /livd, C'Kiviltiti, 
 '^'""o^^'l"' Bnm.i, yz-'iijoiMcr, I'vigiw;, I'.iiil.vt, l.rturm, Meliritalke^ 
 Arrf.clhin, Tmigu and [{.icl'iiu, out rf svhieh he \'.'arlyex- 
 tr-tiiled 1 Millions ol CrowfnJ, and a Million of Men, to 
 ferve him upon all Oecafions ; but this would not con- 
 tent him, he mutt have all his neipjibouring Princes in 
 contempt, vthich begat a Rebellion firll from the Vire- 
 Roy of Sitini, and then from thofc oi Rrttmn, 'f>ii^» and 
 l{tch.vi, who miferaWy harraflcd his Kingdom by C 'i! 
 
 that from as fmall a bcpinning as an Egp, not nv.uli big- 
 ger than a rurkies,it increafes to 8 or 1 o Yard; in Icngili. 
 and wherea> other Creatures have their gtovsth ui.'o a 
 period, .mil then decay, the Crocodile grows bigger and 
 biggf r until Its Death. Their Bodies are no linger tluu 
 ihcirfaili. which they ufe as the bdephant doth hi. 
 Piobolcis. Their Mouth is fo tvide, thai tliey can U\ al- 
 low an Hurfe or Man whole ; their Teeth aie eiigiailfJ 
 They have no roiigiie, and cannot mose their t'ppei- 
 jaw Their liclly is penetrable, but their Ba>;k ear. 
 Iiardlv be pierced. They cat nothing all the Auoimna! 
 
 Wat!, till by a Marriai;e the Kingdoms of siViin and Pf _ ,. , - „ 
 
 gu arc now rUvidcd, but fettled in Peaae, and bejin ,Q,iunci, Liut all the icft of the Year gicedily devour a 
 
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 (brt« of ui 
 mde. Bel 
 uluilly io 
 ihcm fi" ' 
 60 |(>ints. 
 Iter, being 
 noiiou. 111 
 gliphuk 111 
 inch as at 
 Ulmeiifi "II 
 ;'X.inJ gnaws 
 |.,,i'//p/i III 
 I'liod thit t 
 and fwect, 
 hfikc they 
 i.inil'itH 
 7<ia M 
 r,.,JiCi-|,tude, aiH' 
 " nnhlellle 
 or aS'Mil 
 Mileit t"X" 
 tgimiun, ai 
 and veiy pi 
 Willi, but 
 MJiolitinie. 
 ■l-uuiklt wi 
 IlieCoalt 
 idt built 
 1,1 1 he Nori 
 ii.inud b] 
 
 Hinritiii i 
 "" ideg.ofVV 
 lll.ind, as 
 Miles in K 
 the l'eiiH'.tii_ 
 md at the f 
 J'lri do at 
 fpleiidid. 
 fave Rice, 
 quantities o 
 K./,-! Ill Juiil 
 Sum It .1, II 
 lAiinUi- Mai 
 for CninuKi 
 other N.itio 
 
 TheC" 
 ncreoiu, col 
 tiading too 
 grtii tiamef 
 titites they 
 little time, ! 
 rcilii'iii all ; 
 they are fold 
 Ifle his one 
 lai.in, who 
 erfiil as to t 
 ii|vin Occali 
 DilUpline, 1 
 tagc and Di 
 invention of 
 'Iliey coi 
 Shields, but 
 Weapon twi 
 Iharp Isoth 
 laws of ^ 
 of them is 
 of Gold. Si 
 
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 void which they raife their Moults ufion Arches, or Polls I not the Crocodiles, which fwarm here in greater num- 
 (if Bamboos, and pet up to them by I adders. About ibcrs than in the iN/Ze, fruftrate both. Tliefe Cieatiiresc. 
 IO" Years a^o the King of Prg'i was a very formidalilc iarc the prcarefl Wonders we meet with in Natiiic, iiiJcV'. 
 
:a &f" lih thap KXV. iVrTho. Herbert'/ fra veli into Alia W Africa, (stl. 4.^3 
 
 (Ijrti nf pr«y. 
 
 
 Tlic NuriiU-r 60 14 imulile in the Vc 
 mill'. Hi'iore Ihr Uyi tigKH 'M (Uyi p4(i, m\A ihc la>i 
 ultiilly iofcitgi i lb>' L'oiicciU litem 6a At^s, aiiJ (it> on 
 ih(in 6n d*y« lH-t(irc luttliinif. Slir hli 6* IVcth irttl 
 6» |i>in(i, and (liry ufuslly live uo Yean. It i> i Mi>ii 
 (Icr, biiii(! neitlicr IUM(t, I'llh, nor.SiTpciit, Imt the mull 
 nmioiii of MuiiIUti. Tlii: «»>;»/m./( nuke it the Hieni- 
 |(li|>hicl( ot' Iiiipuileiior, l)ccatile ii'i tl.iiiii(> tn all l»<i 
 fjch at arc %rry IhiM, to whom it mvriy Karrul. Ihc 
 Uimniflmii twi It, ti«iaille it 'ittrn lleali into ii^ Rclly, 
 ,J7»inJ gnaws ii» (Ints, while lis dpen* hu (>lup« to let tlii 
 liAhilm into liii Mouth to puk lin IVcih, whuh it the 
 h'onJ th.it Crr.itiire livei on. IhetUlhol' it it lu ynwl 
 iiiJ I'wect, that liy many it ii aivoiintctl a dainty. From 
 hcikc they Liilrd by lomc Iniali Illcs >allcj MmrdJi and 
 L.ii"/""i ) in the StieigliK ol Su»,U to 
 
 7iii4 Mi/i ',uan llland liiuate in 7 Jig. 40 minS. La- 
 titude, ami ill an 1 20 dcg. I nngitndc, a very unat and 
 iViMc lllr, tor from Halt to Well it Itretehts 1 vA-eaguci, 
 oriV'Miles.andrroin Nrirth toSonth vjn I.cagm^.or 27" 
 Milen t"^/(/''. 1 he MiilLiml is lin tlie moll part Mmiii 
 tiiiuiiiii, and thinly IVojileil, Imt ihc Mea-Cualls ls low 
 and veiy popiil.ms. The UpUiul* are veiy fiibieit to 
 W:nl. but iiealihy, but llif^Aiilts arc Miirlhy and 1111 
 niiiillutiit. It It a Crni|viidi'im ol'the Woild, lor it 
 ■I iiwiidi with all ihiiit;ii that bceiilier iiltliil nr ixeeilint. 
 I 111- Coalt 'by realon iifilie Trull- liir I'epner) ha-i'lowns 
 i'l it built and mod wc.llihy. I 'pon the Nurth-lide and 
 loilii' Nortli-F III arc fl.iwMw, l',iUinliim, jAtkinr.,{)ti:w- 
 ii.imid by the lluijj H.imui>) Jnfin.i, iutxiii, Jocl.in, 
 '('«!, ClH-iin;iiii, V.vfl/'rfy.f, 8iC. 
 
 were lafualljr drivrn upon tliai Ille by a Temped 70 a 
 Yc«n ago. I'hey are a » cry proud Raic, wear iMir 
 hail pretty long, andaUoiii ihi 11 Ihidj foinctiini-i wreath 
 a valuaMe .Salji, whii h none but ihtmleivej daie tnueh. 
 Ulewheie ihi-y go niked to ihe Walto, where ih.y gird 
 ihcinlejves wirh a paiti inlmircd Mliitle, whuli t.ilNiio 
 di-cpf r th in their kiia-i. liieii ordin iry Fi od (and ihai 
 bought not an iilierafen i«Ri.c, I'ln.inge, Wheat, Be- 
 tel, Dpiiiin, (ioatu, Hen<, K/gs (\ku\, l^lintJi.i a>.i 
 MeliJ. They have cueellmtgnod Wjiei lo dunk, and 
 bir Wine, Kacka-pre, whi.h bung temperately drunk, 
 ihicr* the Heart, kdl< Wi.iins ■ nu t Flu«cs, and luiltii 
 I)ii<clliiiii, I'lii imini/Jeiate ilriiikiiig ir halteiif Dtatn. 
 riieic Countries, fr.i the nn j'ell p.m i,| the Year, arc 
 lub i-i'> to futh loMil ihiiiiJii. andHalhcicf Lightiiinf, 
 •tare vervdicadtiil. ' 
 
 In ihu Iile m thing but Pepper and Cotton i* worthy ''P.^". ^♦• 
 our noting. Pepper mme^ of .Seed htii f.xvn and in 'h« 
 gr.nvth IS (iiplhirted by I'olei like II pi or Vines, nil bf 
 lU maturity it gets the (Irength of 4 ' iilhy, roniiil and 
 plcafaitt Ire. 'riu' IVpper hiiu-s in niiiiiv Cliilleri, 
 hiur liiihesin lenji'h, aiKl one .in ir, and Mild catll 
 abour Sror^'iCmib, wlm li lie t.d, 1 imd and tragi ant, 
 but the fmooth aic belt auuiinfrd nt. 
 
 ThcCotton tiee 11 ll'-Tider, bui Hi lipht, a Y.ird liigli,T^; C-fii. 
 but Jiki .1 Hilar. At the t.ii> ii dm !■■» u fell into levc-' ' 
 r.»l fiii.ill buiklie'i, will, li .ireejili otili.in eliirgcd with 
 nuiiy Halls, round, .111 1 like a VVaiinui, whiJi ciint,iin 
 the Boiiibalt. When they .ire lii'e, tlh-y beat il.c Cottuii 
 out with H.iils, HI tlirgre.itcnruliin.titheDwMer. 
 Hiiy 
 
 s .III I lie near /-;;.(, Ivin^'ou the hall (ide ( f ir,j,,^, ,„ [j, 
 /(.infUHi lic<iin 6 drf». lomill. Sfiutlurn I.ar'ifudc, and ' inhabited by deniilft. 'ihe Woncii there -onrinue the 
 I (lep. of VVelterly variation. It i5tlicbii{gellCity in the Cidli^m as \et of burning at their Fhilb.m.!'s Funeral, 
 llliiid, as the Natives own, and Itritched aliiioll two more th.iii in .iiiy other plarr'; in /i/./i.t, wlicrc the AI.i'm- 
 Wiles 111 length. The molt remark.ible places m it at c ,""■'•"" h.ive Doiiiiiiion';. The Wav fiom 7^:ii to the 
 the /'d/jj.iHj Pil.ue, theB.tzar, a b w irre(',ul.ir btrtets, '■'''''" is Noitli-Ha(l, dilLnit I'inm /liwr.iwi X(si> leagues. 
 111J .It thi farthell end the i.'<''i/;'-/f< |oyn io(',ether, as the I Cel'hci, of Old called <.i//'r'i,>, and V ,)• /. /,. t, nnwT\.-C- 
 7'i>i ill) at /iiW^i-i./oH, but then Hmifes are nothiii ; fo ' M,i<i.(^;--, !• m (he bcllCiiyinit, u .m l(le fur ini.iii- ''' ' ' 
 fpleiulid. The Town of its own piowili aft'irds litile, "ty and qti.iUty very eonliilei-jhle ; it llrctehes lioii the 
 fave Rice, I'lpper and CJdton-wool, but the ureatelt >i'l"'toi o degrees .South, is of an Dvil f,;rni, and i» at 
 qu.iniitie« of Pepper arc brouiiht by ilie Indidhious Ci- 1 '•-■*'* "^O' Miles long, well peopled, but svith bad.Mcn, 
 »-/./ Ill Junks, nr I'raws, eveiy ;y»;>;i/.ii», from y.iwi/i> in '"ifp I'll of late the vvmlt of Sa(ages, Meii-Eaicrs, 
 Sutii.it .(, b..tiirt\ .V.i/.i.f r, and other plan's, inakin; fl.(«- jwliiih is now reHrined by ther icreiMng of the ALo- 
 /_/iiiitlieMa(M7nie, out ofwluili, byMmie or lixtli.ingc , f-J". tlio'thc Breatclt parr of tin Inhabitants ate llill (,>);- 
 
 "''•'• The Iile IS fiuitful, till ' under tlu- mi-ft frying 
 pait of the Tutrid Zone , they fu naked, fau- tti.ir they 
 tie a lew Iig or Flaiitaui-leaies about their mi.ldles 
 Their day is Sun, bin loinplfxion "^ i;ht. The better 
 are I ulii-paiiited. and weal a tliin jhiri, with a pure 
 
 It >'.. 
 I ' 
 
 Inr I'lininodniij, they tuinilli the /<«/.i-, h^lijh, and 
 other N.itions. 
 
 1 ThcC'/wf/i) arc nnijnarrelltrs, tho' Voluptuous, Vc- 
 ncreous, eoftly 111 their Sports, gre,it (Jaiiuliers, and in 
 tuiling too lublle for you in; Mcnhaiiis Oftentimes f 
 
 ri,nCiairellers at Due, tlut when thi-y have loll their | ^'"'v' ;S|uidderi), for Oiiianurt. t" let ott tlieii blaek 
 
 Litates they II Itakc their Wives and Childieii, yet in a 
 Iirtle time, 7'w like, by ^deanlni; heie and there they'll 
 rciluin all ; bm il they do it not by the day ajipoinitd, 
 they are fold 111 the Market for the moli adsantape. 1 he 
 Iile ha* one Sovereign I'tinte, whom they cill the .W.ir- 
 ur.in. ivho has four I)eputy-U ivernours, and is lo pow- 
 erful as to be able to carry loot 00 Men into the Field 
 ii|>on Occalioii, who arc indeed ipnoianr of Maitial- 
 DilJpline, efpecially as we ule it, but of approved Gni- 
 rjgcand Dexterity, and ftiffii iently ingenious, as to the 
 invention of their Arms and Execution. 
 
 Iliey commonly ufc lances, Darts, Arrows and 
 .Shields, but the greatelt Bravery is in their Crizes, a 
 Weapon two foot long, and four inches broad, waved, 
 Ihatp IxDth in the edge and point, but, contrary ro the 
 laws of Nature ani\ Nations, venomed, The handle 
 of them is ufiially of Wood or Horn, (but fometimes 
 of (lold. Silver or Ivory ) riir into the form of a inif- 
 Ibpcn I'agod, which ilicy Idi'li?e ; for after they have 
 inminitted any Murder, they ask the Fagod on their 
 I'telt pardon, as l.ririi XI. the King of h'l.iiicr, did the 
 Cnicihx in his Hat. The Jr.. mi are a corrupt People, 
 and trade in Minder, Aduhcry, Theft, Rapine, Deceit, 
 and all other Wickednefs. Magick and Allroiogy de- 
 lights ihem, and their i'riclls arc excellent inthofc Stu- 
 lilts '» which Satan inlf ruiits them to oblige him in gra- 
 titude to worlhip him. The Natives, till of late, were 
 not acipiaintu! with Navigation, but in the Art of fwim- 
 niing (asmolt Negioes) arc molt expert. Such as dwell 
 at lonie diftance from the Sea make Hunting their i hief 
 Recreation, a Sport which tiies their Courage, as well 
 as liieir Agility, for the llle has Hereof Tvgcrs, Ounces, 
 and fuch Bealts, as will bear chafe and rciift. The Al- 
 ciran is received in this llland as well as its Neighbours. 
 They arc very friendly to the l-.»glilh, efpecially lince 
 the Uutch have forced J neat' .: from them, betwixt whom 
 there IS an irrcconcileable Enmity. The Oian-k-m are 
 the ch^ef fort of People, who arc lazy and fociabic, but 
 deceitful. They repute thrmfc Ices dcfcended fromC/ii«rt, 
 andhavcaTr.idition, that their AjKcltorj iii a junk 
 
 hue. The Women paiiir their Imcc' and Body, but arc 
 very impudent and anil. runs, and lo Skilful in the Art of 
 piyluning, that they ran ling lafctv to themlelves while 
 they deltroy others, 'lliey line i'uylons that dcftroy 
 immediately, others opcrare m an Imiii, the Vei-is and 
 Body rotting to aiiia/cnicht. 1 Ins place is an Hell upon 
 Karili, no lUyiiig in it, and fo tliev li.idcd ri 
 
 The A /o/i.c ().■;, cllled .Si>.'» /'/»'.< in former .-Vi^'', ?.rc yi..- .\ji » 
 live in number, Mvha-co, Gi.hl.; Tcmf.tc, I'.u : ■ in<.\ Me.-" J'-i'i' 
 i/jii'/, or Shtjn, where -Wrti;-/.'!);. after Ins long Voj-ayc'"' 
 HI 1510, ended his Life, thto'tlie tic.ichcry of thole B.j-- 
 i4M<tH/, to whole Prince he had a little before given .'Vf- 
 fiftancc. The /Ch^/i/Zi were the lull Chnltiins'tliat tra- 
 ded hither, but the D;(/c/j have thiult them out. (Vi'/.Wa 
 is the biggelV, and Tern.ite the highelt of tlicle Illands ; 
 all of them U'ar Cloves, Mace, Nutinci^s, (imgcr, Pep- 
 per, Oil, Aloes, and Honey. Thcv lie under ilie .tqui- 
 nodfial, but by the daily Ihowers and breezes, winch 
 the nearnels of the Sun caufcs, the Fruits ripen f.^ner, 
 the Earth fmells more Aromati. al, and the .\\\ is more 
 Nutritive there, than 111 molt other placci thcrcabou's. 
 
 The Clove-tree diH'eis in proportion according to the Thr C';* 
 .Soil where it p'iws; lome arc as big as the Bay tree,' " 
 which It relcmbies, the Leaves being only foircwhat 
 narrower, others no bigger thuii the Box-tree, or 01 her 
 I'rces of little growth. 'Tis for the molt part of the 
 Year green, having Leaves long and fmall, fpreading 
 into many branches. It bloflums early, but the Flowcis 
 change their colour three times a day. In the Morning 
 they arc pure white, at Noon a dirtempcred red, and at 
 Night black. The Cloves difcjver thcinfelvcs at the 
 very tip of the branches, and 111 their growth fend out 
 fuch a fmcll, as ravilhcs the Seiifcs. They arc pruned 
 thrice every Year, and gratefully return a treble Vin- 
 tage ; and tho' it be perfeiiled but once in three Voars, 
 vet it proves a great advantage. PliWiciaiis fay, that 
 Cloves arc hot and dry in thc'third degree, lticn_?,thcn 
 the (loir.ach, helpconcoiitioii, and fuck up moiftun* fo 
 exceedingly, that ro other Plant will thrive neat it. The .... 
 Nutmig-trec, lik« the morf exeellent Icit of Trus, ij ,'.,1' 
 
 . lflr»t. 
 
4^4- ^'^^ ThoilctbertsTraveli into Afia W Africa, &c. Lib." iijt; ■ ;> X N 
 
 Bi:.l.<lfl'l- 
 
 
 \: W.I. 
 
 ofihcio. 
 
 
 Irzir J. 
 
 ;i 
 
 not very lofty, fcarcc rifinR lo high asthcChcny ; fome 
 have hkenVi ir to the Pcacli, biit it dilfcrs in the ihape of 
 the leat and grain, and aiiVvls more comp.ifs. 1 he 
 Nut is compaifcd witli a coarlc dctcnlivc hulk, rcfeni- 
 Wing the thick. Rind of a Wall-mit, but at full npencfs 
 difcbvcrs her trcafurc, ihc NUcc witli a V'crmihon bliilli 
 twinini; round it, and both If ndinj; forth molt picaling 
 fmcik. 'Ihc Mace in a few days turns yellow by tlie 
 Sun's beams, and invites tlic (iailicrcr. In theic Iflcs 
 on!) are fuiind thofo raiC aiul bca\int\d Uirds callc.! coin- 
 monly Mvncru.iiit.c, or HirJs ol I'arndifc ; lie is ot the 
 bi[;in.rs ol" a I'm rot, the I'ca-hers npnn his I lead arc lo 
 fiiiail, asr.ithcr rcleiiiblc Ha;t than I'e.uiicrs, his Train 
 thuk, very lonj;, and ciirinuliy coloured, I eing in fome 
 parts of his liody green, and in others yellow. His 
 Winps.T. i.unr, an.l of .1 bright colour, but he has no 
 Feet i .iiibin;;lie iivuiits ixtceding high, and conti- 
 nues long 111 motion. Travellers iiuch ilkcciii it, Liit llie 
 Native.-. liiperUiiioi.lly reverence it. 
 
 Several other lllands of Note thcis arc hereabouts, 
 fome of which, nanu-ly ^hii!' >■•.,(, were in the quiet pof- 
 I/feliion of tb.c £'\'/7''. nnt'l t.icy were dilieifed by the 
 treachery and cruelty uf the l>:it.l\ who. uiidera Ihiw 
 ( f Fneiidlhip, inMted iheir F.icb)rs to a bcalt, an.l iv t 
 ■ only pot j'oU'eilion of ilie I'Uce, but put the;n to Uca'!., 
 with molt cri'.el and c 
 incD.f.'raccof the;r I 
 
 threyr-, weighty in the hand, bitter to the taftc, biitam- 
 matick to the fmell, and takes lire very quickly ; upon 
 which acLCiint it is that the InAi.tn,, Mr.lny.ws, JmtoiVj 
 P-gi.nm, Cnmh^e,w<, and Bornc.m:, ufc no othei Wood 
 when tliey burn the Corns ol their decealed PaienLs, 
 which with them is the noblcll way of Burial. 
 
 Muik is bivd in the Navel of ilio ("at, and is either 
 yellow, brown, or bLuk ; thv- fiijt 11 tiie bcfl, and ilie 
 lalt the worfi. Ihe choicelt is of an Amber colour, no; 
 unlike Spikenard, and U covered wiili a Skin, which 
 (lioots out fome brilily hairs; thisiortis of lo itronu , 
 linell, thai to many it lecms rllenlive, and bcingt,iit,,| 
 artcCfi the rtmnpelt l^raiii. Sweet Spices i.ikc avv.iy il^. 
 liiiellol It. If 11 dillolves loon in the Mouth, and lluiv- 
 ly in the Hand, '11s knov/iito be good. 
 
 Civet (win. h is a Ibit of Mulk bred in a little Bladder^: 
 within the ■rediclcs of a certain Creature not unlike .i 
 Cat) IS cX ditfeicnt colours ; the deepelt yellow is mV.. 
 ally the belt, the worit is white and preafy, ncvertlieleu 
 when IMS new, us pale, and gradually turns ycliowilh! 
 
 rieiijaiiiin, which is called bv the M.h'.iy.ihs AIcm.v; a- 
 and by the Indlrin Bn,yr:<i^ is either white or vcilow 
 .ind both forts arc llrcakcd ; this Gum iiliics from a 1 rcr; 
 whi.h IS high and Imnil, fprcuiing with fruiiirlb bran, 
 chcs, the Leaves ar 
 
 v^^v. 
 
 li'inewhat like tin C^Iive. .hjli.: 
 luilite lorurts 10 the cicrlali-j breetls good, but ('.;:;;( and ,?;Vi>n letter ; lliaifioin .Vkib.;- 
 erlorsaiid Naiion. 1 ti.., rri,:)iir.n and i'-.', o;/.', is coarfe and bad. 
 
 lUihi: lies near the \'i'.u:.:i, in 4 dcg. ijniiiin. ofj Amber is of many lores, grey, 1 rowii, white?!;.! 
 .Southern Latitude, and :c Leagues tVoiu ..m fv«.i ; it black ; the grey is reputed the belt, the black the vvuni 
 h.asnuny (mali llles round it, x'iif. /';(.■.;:■<:)', l.viton the 1 and the other two in.iitfcrent. '1 he belt fort of crcy is 
 biggelt, Ut->, L.ilr.t,-.:'.;'-, Sen; iy.chll'/-, C: iidri, J'ji- . pure, and iiucrla.c.l wiilialhy veins, and not fubject r.) 
 I.tr.cr, Sriy:.:i, and o'hcrs, which arc called by tlieN.iinc link ; it is for the mod part gijtten in ,Vi >,'./•,», /»/,i»,,,i...v,;, 
 nf Tic ///.j ft" H.ViAit, iiiey appear like one (ontinuedi .V^?'"'iiv.'//.'i, M.J.ukHjuc, M/i(l.:^,-t/^i:r,- Mo'reliit, h:clv:,i; 
 Wilderncfs of N.itiiug and Chuc-trccs, IVpper, Vii.es and other pavf. cf South W/'kk, but at great hazinis. 
 and Olives. Our /•;'.;.'.7/.i Merchants lini traded hither j Concerning Gem.i, the places reported moh f.imoiis 
 alfo, and the People by their means contraeted a perpe- fur rliein are tlitl'e ; The Lmcrald C,ilacJ'>.\ Oiiix .iml 
 tiial .\iri;y \\i:h .iv.r King, but the l>:.i.. havenovv cx- 
 peiiid our Mci'cliaii s tioin tiieneeby force, an.l iiuwen- 
 tiile ihemielves Lord^ of Udiuk, raring for mi Man's 
 R gi'.tnor Iiif.TcIt b.i! their own, altho 'tis well known 
 
 Sar.ionlx Sni-ln; Bczar, Amber, Heinatliiil and Tiir-' 
 Huoile, aic for the moll piirt to be h.id in ./i.rr.V, !,.- 
 .I'jh-ii iudl'ei!/-. Pearls. Beryls, Saphires, .^daIr.:l^,ls, 
 u^cii;'); Jafpcr, Conielioii, Chrjiolite, Agate, Hilio- 
 
 that the O'fi/' trailed thirlier alter the K'li! ///'.-, and th.it trope and Jacinth, in M/:i.u,:r^ X.J/yi/zijri, 
 
 till the Year M'/'i, they had no tr.ideiii iiny parr of the 
 J'.V.Vj, in whieii Year i Ships an.l a Pmn.iee let forih 
 from Awjiti.i.im, being their iirif Wiiiure into the /-..i/r'-j 
 Iinii:-!. but what they wanted m Time, they have got by 
 uniullCr.'.lt, and now arc 111 reafed to the wonder anil, 
 adiiuratii^n of the Natives. Near the fe Ilie- lies ; 
 
 honiu; ealledby I'tihmy i\„i:r, is directly under the 1 
 ^fquatcr ; it is fuppofed to be the li.luii: ow^e r rim.';'' 
 
 iliid C'«i.;), 
 (:.<i.:ni!,i, Bil'iis;.! 
 ~ a/1. Gold, S:: 
 
 iliii.i. Diamonds come from ll^r/isi 
 
 Dc!.'}, and the lllcs rear the (; r.i.' 
 
 \cr, Rubies and PorccUane, from P.'^", Si.wi, iii'^.i;, 
 
 Sum,:ti.i, 'J.^p.l>l and Clina. 
 
 1 he belt and niofi Orient Pearl arc fillicd near B.i/;Wm,t 
 in the I'r.jiw (ailph, whcr: they fay have been fouml 11.3 
 lefsthan 100 Pearls, great and Inull, m oiieOUler; 
 iievtnhelefs, itorc of Imall Pearl arc had in Outers 
 
 .and IS of a;i 0\al torni. The greater parr inclines to Mul.lcs, and oiher Shell-lilh, all along the Coalt.; (if 
 the Noi'h, rewards which it is extended 7 dc;;. but to /■/.(•■•■. Not livr from Br^no was found a I'l'arl, r"i):, ! 
 the South but three ; it wa^ accidcn-ally nrit d.'Icovered arid orient, .as big as a Uove's-b.gg, and i f great vaiue : 
 by Mr. n- Bnii, and is Uibject 10 the s;. :?■.//. tioicrn- and the •>',;;'(/ has Pearls of an incredil 'e bijincfs. 
 iMCin .and .-Vvarirc, which iMnd.f.itigable and inf.iti.nb'c' By a N.N. b. Courfe they failed by MiiuUnr, an Ilie,, 
 atteiCjoid. It li.is many Villages, \','h^h at ;; full of as big as i'/e/.i, exteiuiing from 6 to 9 deg.North. The 
 People, but the\ are poor, and m.fer.'ib.t- Idilatv'rs. 'J ht' '■'"'''/'^'"'f' be Northward of Miiut.iho, and near tl, cm 
 plcntv ' ;■ Ci'-'ld, Uiannnls, and other Me'.clundize,| a'! the Mtm.ii-s, called by I'K.'cwy, Iiif.U S.vynun: 
 whuh IS teiund here, as )5ezar, Ligiiiim, Aloes, Mnlk, i "i hey are iiamelcfs, bceaufe num'ocilefs, but the bigt;clt 
 Civit, bcniaiiiin, .'Xnibcr, S.uiquis Urarciami, VV'ax,! ol' thein, and molt famous, is called /.i/eewi,,', whiclilies 
 R.;e, Rattans, or Cai.es, divuv a meat ceuie.urfe of I4deg. North. 
 
 Mcrchanis and Travellers thither, 
 and Ports arc So:\iitiii.- which 
 
 bcniaiiiin, .'Xnii'cr 
 Rattans, or Cai.es, 
 
 Her belt .Sea-Towns 
 lies in i deg. 35 min. 
 Soutli, and from Br.nt'n.. N, b.an i so Leagues, or there- 
 abouts, and B.»!:r,iii:fl'-)i ; the red arc feaVce worth rc- 
 };ard. Bc/ar, or as tf.c ,"i»y;4>i; call it, Pezar, and Pa- 
 zahar, is of two ii.\c., one f,rt found in .:/,'.f, lix. in 
 iV.y/.j, and. at Pf?" aiisl J5 '■'=■•, which is the belt, and 
 the other in .-ir.-iir, but infc'iour to it. It i.s found in 
 ilie S'oni.ach or Maw ol a C'oar, and cthei bealts, but 
 that winJi is taken Itorii Bealis which teed upon '] hcria- 
 caj Herbs is mult Soveta gii, and t-f greatcit Vertne to 
 expel I'oyfon ; it is of diveis (l.apis, f sr foni 
 
 Weli of this Illand lies Cd/i/t;;/./, a rich put ot ihoi.-,. 
 •s.'.ci,/; Continent ; and North, .Sevwrt atid iiiico;a, two 
 llles bcft known to '.lie Iniiabitams of (."/'/ ut and }' tpnn. 
 
 K'lmj.t, aiill'c very advantageouily fiti.atod fer fude. ,i.,t. 
 Hands in 2ideg. and is 150 Miles in length, and "^o in 
 breadth, lies in the way to 'irpan, neighbouring i fon 
 C'/iK,i ; it was lirlt inhabited by the Sfr:i:!/:',ii and ."..- 
 /.i.'..e.<, w)io grew very numerous and rich, till the Da;.; 
 tliruftin aC'ole'iiy among them. 
 
 Coicr. is a long, narrow I'eniiifala, famous in the Sitii-^,_, 
 aiiun, but infaiiious in the Inhabitants, who area Feo- 
 
 liveis (l.apis, fsr fome relemble a ip!e that live iivS) oil, and doing mifehicf to their Neii;h- 
 Plumb, a Date-ltone, or Uv.es-egg; others are hke | bours ; more liibtle than the (.'"/mVej, or fi/ii-Htyf;. 
 
 fiip.i)! was unknown to the 01 1 Geographers, and lirlt -.:■ 
 !c.:vcreel by Afor/.', l'ijl.oiu>, :u\d Xyn-nit, three b.i-i' 
 ilhed ,'. '/M;«,:^r, who leeking tlieir Voiluiie in a Ve'lll, 
 
 ri.n upon tins Ilk- i;i 1 <,.\i, an.l Ip in 
 
 1.1 li. 
 
 Cheliiuts, Goats-kidniy«, but all biunt at the end. T!ic| 
 
 colour aifo is as variou,, for fome arc 'ed, or | ale green,! 
 
 others are Dirk-ycllc w or .'iky-eolouretl ; the lalt a.'e | .■, , , 
 
 belt. _ T'licy conlilt (f ninny Scale, which like Onion, hverc driven !-y S' 
 
 inclofe one another, and as they giow Icfs, McJd mote • 'hat time it betame wcil known to that Nation ; but ths 
 
 fpleiidor, and increale 111 verteic. Ma;iy a-c Cjjunter- i '-'".i!/'/^ did not irade thiiliet till 161 ,', and ihc t';..'.* 
 
 feit, and to ddcoverthc Cheat, they either pierce them i more lately. Whether it be an Ilie or no is difjUtai-k-, 
 
 with hot Bodkins, or haui.g lirlt weighed them, Keep 
 
 them in cold Water ^ hours ,-, if they do no-, crack, nor 
 
 increafc in their wc.ght by lying ,n die Water, they are 
 
 held good, but if tliey do either, 'tis a lure (i^ii they arc 
 bafc .iid vile. TIk Beiiars of ilmware not above half 
 .the v,alue with the r.v..m Lignum Aloir, called by the 
 J/I-,%i«i a/ld M.:.'i).i'iS (,'.;m,-,, by the h,.ii,ws and I'urlu- 
 gHc;j: li'A.:wU. and by the Cliimfii and Cw/o.-cA/ne/;.. 
 Cnl.-.ml.i ; it is lotmikl of large roundSiicks of a clouded 
 grain, mixed With veuis tf A'lh-eolour. U ij pli.alaii; to 
 
 tiio' fome prcteiiii 10 know the Dmunlioiisof it, and ae- 
 cordingl) limit 11 between the J5 and i|S Degrees, nl- 
 lernng it to be ijf Leagues long, and 1 ■ 9 broad. 1 lie 
 Soil is barren and coitfe, but Iruiiful in Miner il-, Ilic 
 'Towns of bell Note and Liafi'ick are Mc^nic, the Afetro- 
 polis, aMidlaiidCity, Swin.^.:, 0;;.ic..i, till of Lite the 
 Relidence of ilu- Coiiir ; the Buildings m them 11 :: ve- 
 ry ordinary. Of bell Note arc? the i\\ii]u.-i, whicli .irc 
 lilled with .V.-xa./.i'j, 10 which the J.if.ntr.n; are e.e.cod- 
 
 'li:;Jv addiiiled. 
 1 •■ ' ri r 
 
 In' 
 
 111 
 
:a,6^r. Lib. lljlc u)XKV. Sir Tho.H^sben' s fravcls into Aih and AiviciX, (^c. 4.^5 
 
 i I . 
 
 to the taftc, but am- 
 
 vcry (juickly ; iipoti 
 
 Mr.Uy.Dij, Sii'.niit: , 
 
 , life liu othci WuiJ 
 
 L'ir ilcLC-atcJ Patcnis, 
 
 ol Burial. 
 c Cut, and is citiict y^,^, 
 
 u tiic bcft, aikl ihc 
 11 Aiiibcv colour, i; : 
 1 Willi a Skill, whith 
 Iml is ol' lo (hniii; ;i 
 livo, aiul licai^i,ilti,| 
 
 Spill-, uikc awnv the 
 tlic Moulli, Slid lluv.-. 
 ooj. 
 
 a-din a little BladditCi.t 
 ]rcatiiri.' not unlike a 
 daycll yellow h ulV,. 
 d preai'y, nevertliclels, 
 iuaWy turns ^eliowilli. 
 
 tllC M.h.iy.ii.s Mc>;\,v.;[l-r r 
 her uliite or vcilow, 
 ium iliucs from aTrcc 
 H with Uii'.ilcls bran. 
 kc till C^l.ve. ^Irdi.r 
 !tter ; ih.n fiom Siiin.:- 
 c and bad. 
 
 i', liown, white ?i;d-'-.: 
 i, the black the woni, 
 ic belt fort o' crey is 
 ns, ar-.d iior fub|td t<) 
 1 in .V. ,'.! <j, M.t^.hi.w.:, 
 f.\\ Mo'cli.l, i\:c,tiUr, 
 )ut at i;reat liazuiis. 
 reported iiioli f.imoiisn..., . 
 I (,!/,/!■,/■;,', Onix .\ril:,, 
 Hcinatlull and Tur-'^ 
 
 be had in ./i.rr.V, (i.- 
 , vSapl'.irts, .■\v!aiii:inis, 
 rj folite, Apatc, Ihlio- 
 
 Stiijiii^n, and Cochin. 
 (."(?, Cioi^i.yiil,'., Bili.i^.f; 
 .i.'.T 'j.ivit. Gold, Sll- 
 in /'.".J", Sinn, Br'.;^.:,', 
 
 arc fiflicJ near Bj«;m, [.,r 
 fay have been lound no 
 mall, in one OUltr; 
 rl arc bad in 0\lK'i\ 
 
 onj; ib.e Cua'.U of 
 found a I'l'arl, lomjd 
 and ; f prcat vaiut ; 
 dil \ bijiiicls. 
 
 by .Vii.U.n', aniile.:.,:- 
 
 9 dcg. Kortli. The 
 
 ,i;/(>. and near them 
 
 /«/. /jf S,j:y:iuv: 
 
 efs, but the biggdt 
 d Llhcni, , which iics 
 
 ;/.(, a riiii p ut ol tlioi,-,. 
 'itn aii'l t/;iiD.<», two 
 A C-ri ',< and f Ipnn, 
 Illy fitiiatcd for T tide, t.r-^. . 
 ill lerii;:li, and lio in 
 neighbouring ifon 
 le Sf:i:i,i'Ji and ."i.- 
 Iricli, tilhhe /Ji/.-a- 
 
 fai-.ioiis ill the '^iiu-^.,, 
 ants, who are a Pto- 
 ifhief to their Ntigh- 
 
 , or ,-i.ipi.niJci. 
 ieoRraplicrs, andfirftyn;! 
 , r vwj./i/c, three ba-i '■ 
 ir Voitune in a Vcfil, 
 r,i 1 S'li, Slid, ti. m 
 hat Nation ; but the 
 161^, and the Oi't;li 
 ot no IS dif(;utablc, 
 unlionsofit, and at- 
 ; and i|S Degrees, al- 
 nd I' 9 broad, llie 
 il in Minerals. The 
 t M.i'.i:^ till .\b■Iro- 
 ;.l.■..^ till ol hue the 
 liiltis Ml them II;: m- 
 lol'u]u:i, which arc 
 
 The jefnits Iiavc taken great pains t ) Convert the I'eo- 
 plrto L'hriitianitv ; and in \rtvciiui\ days there were 
 in.uu' that pvofelled their Belief in Chrili, but ih''y have 
 I'll, e Apo'.tan.T' d, and th.c greatell NiimbiT becoiuin;j 
 Ciin',^- . have MalTu'rid the .unllint I'rofeifors of the 
 I'ai'h, inl'oiiiiich, ihit ilierc areiiow but few Cbrillians 
 among thciii, the I'cojilc raihcr inclining to the Alcoran, 
 v.'hichisof late come very near them, and agice> belt 
 w-ili their Scnfual Appetites, 
 
 '1 he Ci nernment is Moiwrchical, above 60 Pctty- 
 I'rinces doing bioni:igc to the lanpirorof Jiifnv'. T he 
 Co;intry is tor the moll part Moiimaiiious, but full ot 
 Ki\olcts, which make it abound with Corn, Cirals and 
 Minerals. The North and bait Tarts .ire lefs Peopled 
 than the South ami V\'e(i. l he Did /{nnai puniiliiiient 
 of Crucifixion is here ufed, a Death not mote tiill of 
 toniire than Ignominy. The People arc Valiant, and 
 rcafciubly Civil, but alfciffers of Novelties, very jealous 
 and revengeful upon Occilions. They pretend much to 
 l.taniuig, and efpccially pride theinfeb.cs in their Skill 
 inCJe.igrapliy, thu' ignorant of that Art, as ufjd in Ij'- 
 loft aiui /Irrhh. They di^ ide the World into three Parts 
 only, Cliiiii;, J.ip.tt! and S.'.oh, which fafficiently Ibews 
 tluit Skill in it. At their b.ntertainincnts they lit long 
 and fare well, and in their eating ufe Sticks, or Forks, 
 and lliift the l"able, ,as new Courfes are ferved. In ri- 
 
 Duc Weft frc.m jf.p.-n 
 
 A Notable Uelufioii of Satan, 
 is 
 
 (.'/V)M, this Country is the mod HalK-rlv part of ihc r(,„jds, 
 C 'iitinent of the (,ur.tc,- jy;.i, a Kingdom no Ids Cireat <"'"i.m'. 
 than Wealthy, and as lamniis as Great, but not welldif- 
 covered, bei.itue tliev aie jealous of Strangers. Jt has 
 many Names, becatife ir is a CuUom among iliem, tint 
 every new King gives .NJaints both to tlienilelvcs and the 
 Kingdom. I'nu-ii:j calls them, Sinn ;.;« !{~'j,;n\:i.\ other 
 Oeogiaphers Sc'a. The Inha'.ntints call ilieir Na:K)n 
 i.wieii, and tliemf.lves T.tt)h-:^:ii s. Ir is a fpaiinus Mo- 
 narchy, extending Ironi 17 1047 deg. of iN'nnliCrii La- 
 titude ; It IS almolt Itii.are, and from every lide 1500 
 Miles, and ib is 40CJ Miles in compals. '1 he Coiurrv 
 is full of fweet .iinl navigabie Risers, lome r;t which arc- 
 no lef> iiihabiied than theCitKi, which are fa'd to be 
 t'^io, belidci Walled dowi... a.. .., l/nwaiied .vot.i'. 
 CalUcs loou, ,i_iid Villages almolt innumerai^le, whicii 
 contain (as the Friars euunate them} above '.o Atillioiis 
 of Men; beddcs Women and Cluidr.'ii, 4 tmi - more 
 than Ml'i-.tm-c is (uppofedto have. The whole 1 m) i:e 
 is ilivided into 1 ■; Provinces, go\erned b;, lorn my ij; -''- 
 t::^ and /..7;,//.i-, who luvetlieirDep'.;ties called J.<.-' /,, :,>A 
 C'o.rH. . tach I'rovinie has a .Metropolis, but the chief 
 ol them are P.;,7«/);, \nii,iiiiv, CnH:i:m mvX'Ju:::;^. I'.:-,-,_ 
 •](ih has now the precedency, tho' Qjiin^fy h.id i: f.irnier- 
 P > " e'Icvates tlie Pole 41 dcg. I', n;'ui. and i-. if tlie 
 Relation of fomebetrue, nor only the gnatclt an 1 IkjI 
 
 ding they mount on t!ie Kight-lidc. Their Alphabet 
 
 contains but 20 Letters. At Funerals they wear white. , , .._ , ..., ^ .. 
 
 n,^^|They deny themfelves to be defccnded of the {."/■/«r/i;,l I'copled C.'iiy iiiall.T/i/, but the w li ile V. urid, t ' ilici 
 ..i>;« bur. are really K.xiles of C/i/h.i, banilhed above 60,1 Years i f''V " hath io /).7f./T.eagucsiii circumtere .cc, i;; which 
 iijotbr anlnliirrciiion ; upon whicli account they retain;'"'^ many ilajcly fju.ldings, l^joo .\':i:.\::-:iis Sepul- 
 ali iinplacible Aiiimnlity to the C; inrfa, and 10b and '■bres, the me.ined ol ilicm are nut ivitl.rt'i lijiiie biav.r'-, 
 piey upon them on a!l .■Advantages, vea, .abo't.inatc them ; ',"]J J^ many ) tile gilded ChappeN, bclidcs ^(j ■ 5 Idid- 
 iii their Prayers, and mall their Complements and Cere- i 1 eniphs. as many Uates and Poileviis as th?rc bePa-, s 
 monies are oppolitc to them as may be. The Children nitlie\car, lioBjzars, and above 1 cocFiridgcs. Inis 
 aie lb fciilibieof their Rc|-utation, that to viiidicate| '--">' is diliar.t about ico Miles from that n.arvcl'iis 
 thenifelves from a falfe Ac«;ufation they'll cutoff a Joint, ^^'''l built Icco Years liiice by C. i/7/;.i,^o.', or as otheis 
 from their Fingers, aiivl wilh it may never heal it" it be ^-iH 'urn, ^.lintxm, their iiythKitig, to keep out ihe 
 true. Murder, Theft, T'rcafon and .Adultery, are pu- \ I '■"■>'■ 1 he Wall is 1 ico Miles lom;, 1 i Yards tliick, 
 •liibed fcvcrely, cither by Crucifying, or liebcading with •''"u Fathoms high, and svas 17 Years eic;fi:ig, by the 
 aCuttan. 0:;.i..,ms S ■ Leagues from Bjiki;;', a Port of '■'^"tni'ialLabourof 75ooooMen ; neverth.l.fs, itcould 
 pood Note, but in nothing lo remarkable as for a CalUc, "''*' b;r,dei the T.u/.n of late from over-rnnring. and 
 regularly fortified, and of excellent ifone, varnillied and '^'eicCbeg this gie.n Lmpirc to them, by foic.im tlicir 
 tiled with Plates of Gold, the Walls are io foot thu k, pl'-ige ihiourh ir. .Vi«./;,/.'j is tb.e fecond City for., 
 and the whole is cncompalled with a large deep Trench Grandeur in the Crli:^J.: laiii-ive, once the .Victroj^oiis of u 
 full of Water, ccr which art fome Draw-bridge^. This "> 't is lituate in .js deg. Northern Latitude, andisb 
 Caftle wasof late the Prifon of Cc/,i-v!mw.(, Lldelf Son Leagues t\\im the Sc.i. Ir is 1 j Leagues about, I'emg 
 el l\,ju.i-\.u):<}}.i the late Fniperor, wbofe Father l.ixila- cncoii.palLd with Itn iig Wal'sai.d Ditches. '1 he King's 
 ^.;m»i.i fubjeiled all the other Princes of ?^;'.ii/ to him- ' a'-l-e is very 1 irge, and the other Fuildings 11: ;ny, be- 
 felt, and made them by Oath to acknowledge him 'heir '-'P accounted 2oc.-r,o, but nut beautiful, 'i'lic Lemple'i 
 Sovereign, (^ver-agaiiill O;^.-. ,1, on the other lide of are :;..gc, the Streets fur, and I'copb- indiilirious. It 
 t*-'".. the IVivcr, (lands Sai-.n, a Town traded to b\ the Chri- " '5°'' '-'.v'/ Miles from P.i.j:ii>-, the Wav fir the n;oit 
 Itiaib. i-.da M not far from it, a place ftrongly Walled P^ui being Navigal.'lc. '.'.fi/ /,•■■ Jics in 2^ deg.l atituci , •■ 
 and well Peopled. Fifteen Leagues from iherce is U'in-. it '■'^a rich and. fpaciou.sTown, Ship, ri.lc comu.onlv 111 
 Xf, a 1 own that .affords good Anchorage. /■"> .ih./o and viewot ir, 1 ut from /',!.»'); it n little kl's than .; .Mi nths 
 j_.,, ;^. (ucce.t: arc /O/ 5. '///'.• Fadories. hu::.;tc is apretty Town, travel. Ficre Menhants are permitted to g,' aii.Oie.';;r 
 ti;i watered with a fweet River, and defended by a Caftle : vv hen they enter the City-gaie, 1 Uialiy Eiir.l i;i it 
 aFcrrcllof :; Miles long encompalleth iheTown almolf, Names in a Hook, en.;a;;u.gtlienifclvis upon a Penalty 
 ar.l under the bdty Pines and Ipreading Sycamores the to go on board at Ni^lu, bat cf lateiiiey are al oived .1 
 Pu)i.le pay thcr Kiclatious Werilup. lor iiud.er ilicle bnle 11 ore liberty. Lhe Merchants trade liither Uir 
 preen Trees are many fuiall, butiicbly tiled bi.tiijiies, Miisk, Cjold. Silks of all f.'rts, Cabinets, I'l'ticl! me. 
 where 1 hey adore their Pagods in the Ib.ape ol ;Vi! and and kvcral i.thcr rich Coniiiio.li'ies. V^i'.?^-) bo.lcis 
 f'l^iu,, \ca, .Satan hnnftlf in his iiglicll Forms ; fo in on Gc/ /),-./ ,«.,• ; it was of Old the gre.ii.. ll, aiul >■ ai. 
 all the Country, where there are molt 'Frees and Corn, ihis d.iy the molt rcmarkabio C'it\ in the Orient 'oi i.i- 
 thcicaie molt L' datirs In Jicc and h.h they feldom ricty ot ancient Ramus, ofwliuh the molt No'a'lc arc 
 tail of prodigious Storms, called Tuffons, or Hum- I'hur /Vc/;;,/, or Idol 'Femplrs. I }}■■ Country is C;iam- 
 cires, that tor 24 hours thunder moft dreadfully in the pain, and exceeding Fuiitful. ihe Rncrs abound w.ih 
 Air, ln.\Jc/; .3 are 60 Temples and Colleges, m which 1 billi, which the C. ('/.,-/ -i r.ot only Fe.ili themfelves •,■■ itli, 
 fiiiie have niiiobred i^i^ Cli.'.mtl.r.r, or little gilded but upon F'r.igs, Snakes, Rats, Hogs, LX»gs, and lu- h 
 Unties, called by them M.'.n.ut^'s, of which ^i-.u.t and T;ke Cieatures, which other Na:ions abi minate ; and 
 .!m;,/.i (.is the /i lii.r; fay have the higlult rail's in their b-r better difparcli, tiny lilli wiili Coriuotants. 1 he 
 Calendar. .Among them is a Moiiltrous Im.ige erected People are Olive-colonrcd, more bl.ick or whit.: .is they 
 h)'bc.-~<:mi>!n o\' .-iii-ir. kr, h larfC iliai the Chair he live at a diltancc from the .ii-|ifiio.-t;a!. 'Flicv wcai 
 fit! in is 70 foot high and bo broad, his 1 lead big e'l,. ugh ilicii hair long and hlletted, but il;cirPeaid*nre tbinand 
 to hold I '5 Men, and his Thumb 4'J Iiulies in r.anpafs, ugly. Their Eyes arc con't:;c;;'v black and i'mall, No- 
 .nndthe rclt of the Kojy proportionable. At /.i/i/ct is. feslittie, Nailsalmoll is long as their Fingeis, but fcr- 
 lucli another C . iTt.\ of hollow Copper rail'ed, 24root!viiig to diffinguilh 'Iieir Gciieroiit\ . 'Fbe better forr 
 h:gh : Fiut the I' !i-].ic at l'i».':-./ii is molt remarkable, |liave tlieir Cloaihing of Silk, an. I a llielir fort of Sattm, 
 where .Satan often appears. This Tem|>le is of an ex- |aiid the meaner in black Cll e.b u ade of Cotton, liotli 
 
 J. j*'i 
 
 .'I 1 
 
 t I I 
 
 \^w^ 
 
 
 ! kl^v '.^i 
 
 lr,t .rdinary Strndiire, and (l-rvid b\ many /Ji','; VJ. 
 
 veiir their Coats long and ipiilted, maJ.e to tie on tin 
 
 AniongotlicrSacriliiesorl'ornisi'rWorlliipuled here' Lett A'lii ; 'heir Sleeves are long, anil the WrllK lery 
 this IS one : 'I hat aDamofelevery New Moon is brought it ran. Their Shoes are of Inch Sr.ri'as '.iu'i Coats, but 
 into the 'I'cmplo by a /JjHvV, and placevl right againlt fome have them n.hly embroider d. the Seal belr-: . f 
 
 Cloth or Call CO. '1 he gieatelV variety is in their Hea 1 
 aitiie ; lome knit their hair in Cawjs of Si'k, or bloil'e- 
 lijir, others with Fillets of Gold and Silvei. l.'Sih'rs 
 
 J.:l.nl,ir,i arc c.'s.CC. 
 
 d- 
 
 theld'L .At her entrance the Room is foithuith illu 
 minited with / ;;;inoir-,/;i):M burning in Lamps of (lold, 
 but fooii after the L.impsare extingiiilhed miraculoullv, 
 .tni m giofs Darknel's the Deity is laid to crmpany with 
 lier. At her return llie is entertained with Mufuk and 
 ^"ni;s, and the Lnthulialti.k (iirl refoives them many 
 U'cltions, and is of more repute with tliem ever altc r. 
 
 wear hii'.li round C.tps made with fin/' twigs Itli.hed 
 wi'h Silk of divcts Colours, but other, fancy an .Aifick 
 Ion ol flit, whi.li is high-crown'd and round, a:;d one 
 h lit w ihou' a brim. N j i slour p!cab-"l! th.;iu fo niudi 
 Ooo 
 
J--n 
 
 4.66 ^ir Tho Ht rbertJ Travels into Afia W Africa, &c, I ib. lu.jhjn.XX 
 
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 h' ' 
 
 ii' 
 
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 I 
 \ t 
 
 li 
 
 Thii' A-t 
 
 T!tf r li.t 
 
 Thrlrn,.r) 
 If. ih.ir I'J 
 
 as t^nvnty. Tlif Women .iiu MciUnl, niul ililVcr ii<v 
 iliiim III ilmr A| p.ircl. 'I'liin cover iliuiuclvcs uiili .1 
 \ ril lit wli U' l.iiicn, lo rlmt iintliing appinis Inic their 
 I ccr, v.liuli from tln'.r Iiilaiu^ ilit^ foltr.iucn to make 
 tluiiilchis A-la-niodc, that tlicy bivoiiir inanv "t ihcm 
 lame. Ihi-y Toll-rare I'olypamy, and iliai nJidiisSin 
 c r Soiloiin, anil arc not afhanifil to i-jpolc thcin to 
 I'liblick view liy | aiinnps. They are a piciil, la?y, 
 lealoiis ml voliiptiiiais fuvt of People. Miiliik, I'ociry, 
 I'ainiiiv; and Staj;e-plays delij;l\i ihem cxeeedinpiv, .ind 
 they eare not what they Ipend in I nxnry and Fire- 
 works. T hey eat in I'oreellane, and ptit their Meat in 
 levcral hi'all Dilhe.s, whieh they love to Mince, and 
 take it op with two Stiv'ks of lione, or Ivory, or with 
 their Nai's, wliiih I'riiic wear very lonp. for that I'le, 
 for ihev ;c.-oiint ir .ibhiid to toiieli either their Months 
 or Mcatv-'ith their I'injjers. Their Urjiik i> eouitnonly 
 hot, and appears to he Colfc." I'y the eoioiii and t.ilte. 
 lliey drink a litile and often. The Lext'.'.nj^ eat on 
 T'alles, hion.Stoo!s, and will be ferved on tlie Knee. 
 
 .„,,.,^ Tho' they arc given to Idlenefs, yet they have tew or no 
 Degcars ; for il a yonnp, I'crfon beg he is whipped, if 
 ar. old oil'-', he is fenr to aiiHofpital ro be provided ft. 
 
 pMi.:V Murder and! belt tb.cv pni il1i with Death. Tlie leaif 
 pi'iiiihiiient ilicy nfe i-; the Suapado. Their )ii!li.:c is 
 fevcic, th.rir I'r funs ftroiiR, and I'xecuticns qiiiek. 
 Tl ey 1 OMOtir tbeir jU.ii;,Aiii';j, reverence the Chr.ms, 
 and alniolt adore their Kinp. Ko Siibicct ean Iia\e re- 
 eoiiifeio him Init by Petition. HisWuesChildren and 
 1 nnnehs only ha\e aeeefs to him. Ainballadors enter 
 not into his prefenec wiihuit fome l>if;s of vahic. T'he 
 IVople .ire mneh pleafed with N'oveltie';, and more efpc- 
 eially love to fee ftrange Arts, which they praiitifc with 
 dehi^ht. Few of them but luvc Skill eithtr 111 Tillage, 
 n ak'UgC'/'/w -l)ilhe\ I'aintinp, Singinp, Playing, or 
 fonieo-her Art which is iilcful andrrmdclt. They atfei't 
 M'.theni.itieks. They life no Letters, but Charadters, 
 of wh\li they h.ivc above .|>. coo. They write down- 
 ward with Pencils nude of Horfe-hair, fnch as Painters 
 iilc. T'b.eii l.iinpiinr.c i^ aimolt all Monofyllables. Moft 
 of tlieiri have a Ve;ii ■ f Poetry and Mull k, and are ftn ■ 
 liions in all the Tdieral ScienTe';. Scliolars and Mer- 
 <h;ints arc in greater eifeeni with ihcm th.iii Men of War. 
 Ko People intlie World honour thiir King more than 
 ihiirihcy, tor they frppofe him too Glorious to lo k on. 
 They obey li'.s Wid in every thing, they fill his Fxche- 
 qiier Yearly with above 100 Millions (^f Crowns, and 
 call him the Undauii'cd Emperor, Lord of the whole 
 \V'cild, .Son of the Sun, and Beauty of the w'holeFarth. 
 Nor do any People cxprcls more filial Kefpcil to tlieir 
 Parents than they, tor they obey them at all time.;, and 
 in all place : n,iriy not without their Gjiiien'., leave 
 then Childrens N. iir.es to ihem, honoiir them be they 
 never fo mean, maintain them be they r.e\er to poor, 
 and ar their Death exprefs all .Symptoms podible of I'li- 
 ty. Mourning in white Linen as the Ji.xs did of l')ld, 
 (1 Idom Icfi than two or three Years ; the longer they 
 inourii, r!"'v think they better e\pre!s their filial .Af- 
 feflion- T hiv arrogarc to thenifclves the Invention of 
 all Arts and Knowledge in the Liberdl.Sriences, anil j- 
 can't be ilci.ied but they have fomc of them, as Logiv k, 
 Rheiou k, Mufick, Anthmctick and Aflion' iiiv. They 
 are, they fay. the molt unmi.t'd Peojile in tlieL/nuerfe, 
 have all fiom their own Ingenuity, and borrow nothing 
 fronirthers. They boafl that they firft invented Cli.i- 
 lacterv. Guns, Painting, Tillage and Navigation, m 
 which if they do not fallify, yet they cnnie f^ir idiort of 
 the Uitufc.uis in the perfeiibon of thofs Aits, for then 
 
 •JUiT Ir.J. 
 
 (iims are ll.ort like Pidols; ili<.ii Pa'iirinp is wuh mean ''■■'■■• Ci 
 Doligii.s at-.d ti'.ihy Poftures, tho' tin 11 Co'nuis are pood. 
 They lliadow but iner.nly, in wliith irnlid^ il^e ivitl- 
 lency of Painting. T'lieir Husbandry is without nuieh 
 Art, for tho' their Giain is good, the S(il rich, and the""""" ' 
 Zone moderate, yet ii ncithir their Corn fo good, va- 
 lious, and ceitain as ours. Their Nawgation is Jame, Siv.,. 
 they build many Ships, but without beauty or llrength! 
 ?...;• h.i'c ihey much Skill in Sailing, havina no gooj 
 Maihemaiick Inftrumen';, nor knowing the Ulc of the 
 Compals. They arc ignor.iiit ot the Toad-ltone, tiling 
 the /',;;- VM' and V'f,iMin,r for ihcir beft Dirciiiors , 
 yet, iliey foy, they fee with both Lye,, ihv Hni .pr.ii l 
 with one, anil all othir People ate blind, fhcy love 
 Cainintiiextenively, and will Stake tlitir Wives and ni'i;j ''! 
 Children in rlieir playing, which if they lofe, thcv ml- 
 linglv part with them till they can redeem thein. Thev 
 are Mofpit.''e one w another, and believe a RtUn'- 
 reCtion, tor they wi'' fometimrs lend Money to be pud 
 111 another World. Stage-plays, Masks, Fireworks 
 and Inch Devil es, pleafc them wonderfully, nor t.in- 
 they what Money they expetid in lnchS]'orts, if uieir 
 expectation be nor trnttrate. Their Houfes are meanly 
 built, and as badly fiirnilhed. Their /"e^'n' have iiu es- !■ • 
 ternal Bcaiiry nor Grandeur as might be expedfed infoH> 
 rich a Country, and among fo Snperftitious a People, 
 but they arc many times lined with excellent poodPur- 
 ]hyry, Scrpemine, ;• nl like Marble. 'I'heir CollciiC5Th.-,, 
 and Temples exprefs, by fomelnventinn or other, tlic;i ''8>- 
 Irfenul .Art and Familiarity with the Old Magician, 
 to uhom they devote fomc Kiithuli.iftick Hoys, who pro- 
 nounce foaiewhai that points at his Worlliip and tlicir 
 Obedieiii^c. They Celebrate iheir ISrth days very fo-« 
 lemnly for .i Fonnighr, fpendinp the Day in PiUJnc--, ,," '^''''' 
 and the Nigh's in FealUng, iiid"lping themfebes niit,-h 
 in choi,:e Fruits and Wines. A''.r-yi.- j-On, which is 
 with thcni in MuJ; thcv keep wirh all folcttmirv, ihi- 
 ving to exceed each other m the fancies of theirP.ige.Tn's, 
 atiil adorning their Doors with Paper- Arches atid lin.t- 
 pes bv Day, and with Laiithorn': :in' 1 ights b\ Niglit. 
 Their Weddings have more cr lef.C.ereiliony, accordir'i 
 ro the Qiialiiv <>t the Porfons. Their Funcr.ik .irc thus t^; c . 
 C^elcbrared : When a Man dies, they firif WaHi. tlifii:*>. 
 Perfume, and latl of all put his beft Cloaths on, ,?i\i 
 covering his Head, let him in n Chair. i hen h;s W fe 
 liavinp paid her Refpe^lts, go,-s to him and kilTc- In ti, 
 .md takes her leave of him with all the loriow irni;;;- 
 ii.ible ; and after her, the Children and llelar:rii< .to'.i I 
 the lame in the-.r Order. This done, after three iLiyi 
 they l.iy liim in a Coffin of precious Wood, wh.cli tiiey 
 cmer with a Silk Cloth, and over it place his l':Cfiire, 
 For 1 'i days the t.'ovps refis in that fi rt, and every d.iy 
 a Pal le is (pre id bclisre it well-f initdied with Me.ir, 
 which the Priells, who burn Incenlc and offer Sacrilice, 
 .-ire iPowed ro eat in the Nipht. VV'hcn they carty it to 
 the Grave, Women are hired to howl, :o move others 
 ro compaffion ; and upon the Coffin lometimes tlicvfct 
 the lii..igrot a Dead Man, who is m ihew hint the ic.i- 
 d:elt way to /■;.';'-///>(,', When the ISurial is over, the,., 
 Widnw and C'hildrcii keep themlcives from Coinpaiti >,... 
 Ionic lew d.iy', and when they go abroad, wear Sack- 
 cloth next thcii Skin, have long and plain Cloadis, aiiJ 
 for tliiee Y'crrs (paie are not feeii to laugh or toy in any 
 thing, but tv tlie utmolf of their power I'lew tlier I :vc 
 by their conti, . 'lamentation, a''!!incncc from bcalft 
 am! Palhiiics .d fublcnbing tlicir Letters by the N nte 
 of I'ulIi a one, ;. /^ the Dead Man being named Dii :hi- 
 djcnt Widow, Son, C^c 
 
 f'^M 
 
 Chap. 
 
ica, &-C. I ib. illlihap.XKVl. Sir Tho Herbert'^ Travels into Ada W Mv\cx,<rc- ^61 
 
 I'a'iiMiip is Willi nHaiii-' ■ ';, 
 ihi u Co'mivs 31 L' ['ooif. 
 liitli conlid'; il:c (\(cl.. 
 uhy is witliout nu:ili, , 
 
 thcS-.ilndi, aiKlihc'"'"""' 
 n'ii Corn fo good, va- 
 ■ir NaMpaiirn is J,imi.\ Sin, 
 3iit beauty or /Ircii^ith.' 
 liling, having no nooj 
 lowing the Ule i)t~ \\k 
 the l.oad-itonc, tiling 
 their heft Uirctilors'. 
 h Fives, lite liiiifr.iis 
 aie bhml. They love , , 
 akc liitir Wives aii.l i,;,"; 
 il' they lole, thcv utj- 
 1 redeem them. They 
 and Ivlicve a Refm- 
 i-nd Motley to he pud 
 Masks, Fire works, 
 vonderfnlly, nor care 
 liith .Sj'orts, if tiieir 
 i( ir Houles are meanly 
 heir /''Mill' have no n-v ■ u- 
 tiiit be expected in loV" 
 Siiperftitioiis a People, 
 ith execllciit pooJI'ur- 
 irblc. 'rhcir Colleges TferL.. 
 ventinn or other, their ''S* 
 h the Old Magician, 
 (iaftick Hoys, whopro- 
 lis WorOiip and their 
 ■ir i;,rth days vay fo-.. ,. , 
 :rhenayi„r.,llLs"r^''' 
 Ipinp themlelves mnoh 
 ir-y.ni-n.v, which jj 
 I irh a!i lolcninirv, ftri- 
 incics of their P.igean's, 
 I'apcr-Arehes arui Ima- 
 : an*, l.'phts by Nmht. 
 . C.erniioiiy, accoriiip'i 
 "heir Fiinerils .irerhusr-r f,-.. 
 rhcv firit \Va:li, tlirir". 
 s bert CInaths on, and 
 Jli.iir. 'Jhen h:s\V'fe 
 to h'.m and kilTc'. iu:n, 
 all the lorunv imai;'.- 
 cii and llelaf:o;i> JoVl 
 one, after three days 
 MS Wood, whA'h tliey 
 er it place his l':chife. 
 nt fi rt, and every day 
 -firirllied vv;tli Mear, 
 life and offer Sacrilice, 
 When they cany it to 
 howl, :o move others 
 ^ffin Irmetinies ilievfct 
 IS 10 ihew luni the rca- 
 !e liiinal is over, the,., , 
 iilclvi's front CoiiipJrv ;.:...» 
 
 abroad, wear Sack- 
 nd plain Cloaiis, anj 
 to lai:ph or loy in any 
 posKcr I'lew thcr l:vc 
 
 al'l'iiiieiice from hciftt 
 cir Letters by the NiT.e 
 
 1 being named Di! :h(t- 
 
 Chap. 
 
 Chap. XXVI. 
 
 Sir Tho. HerbcrtV Rctnm home from Chinn into Enfrlancl, 
 and the things rcmnrl^blc in his IVdV. 
 
 I) 
 
 THr. RaviOiinp Dcliphts, and Mapirnl F.xcc! 
 ccllenciesol iheOrienr, tho' pleafinp, liisM'fld 
 could not take his thonphu oH from his own 
 beloved Country, but Oe'./'s AV/i/" '//ii \.it^- 
 l.-Soh, &i;. was always ihe <l()fe of his ObfiTvanons ; 
 ami fo fetiiiii'Sail homeward upon fiDic 7. after ,1 long 
 Voyage thioiipliStoniis, endured with mneli pr.'ience,he 
 caiiie'toilie llleof /)/i;.i'>- ■!, which is 50 Miles about, 
 
 ,f mid 111 the j-^ (lep. South 1 atitudc. Here chey would 
 ,i,,t anehor Ijcciufe they knetv that the Kle of -^'.wi- 
 rill was lull '■/'■ l.capucs diilant upon a W.N. NV.Coiirfe,_ 
 nad there ihey cxpee'^ed fomc refrelhment. The Illc of 
 l)i.iniys was full difcovered by the /'o)7«'.;K.-:re ; it isa 
 ilefdiate Illand without Inhabitants, but plentifully fur- 
 nlhed wuh Wood, Tottoifes, Dodo's, and the like 
 Fowl. At the South-WcR are Shoals, which are loop 
 and dangcious. By thebenelit of a conftanr Wind, thcv 
 foim arrived at Mi-.n^itiuu 
 Mwirim is an Kle litiiatc within the Torrid 'Zone, un- 
 
 ''"jcr io dep. <, nii'i. Southern Latitude, and 20 dii". 
 20 iiiin, Lon^ituile from Cape Coii'^iyii, I'lic \ar'.ition 
 is :4 dep. and i^inin. It properly belongs to W/,uv:, 
 and IS removed 100 Leagues, or thereabouts, boin W.i- 
 tlr^.ifc/ir to the Halt. For variety of Tcinporal Blellings, 
 this Ifle may compare with any rlace i.i the Univerlc. L 
 wasfirll difcovercd by the Indultry cd" the PwfH?Hf:;r, 
 ttho pave it the Name if Occfcnc, which tlit D«.'c/> 
 ch.-'.'igej into that of Maimc, for rcafons not known to 
 us. it was thoupht by the fird Oifcoverers, that Cliri- 
 ftaiis had lornicrly inhabited this Ifle, by the Crolfes, 
 siiil other Suiibols found there. It abounds w^ith, and 
 1; car -'lie of allihinps neieflary for Huniano Life,whiJi 
 can be re.'iuvcd in the Zone that 't'.s placed in. ^ The 
 land ucon ihe Sea-coafl is high, but elfewhere Ch.mi- 
 pian and I'li'.n It is of an'Oval ihape, and in Circuit 
 not above 1 > Kngt'lh Miles. The Air exccedinp 
 g iod ; and the Soil" tho" umiHed, fo fruitful, that it 
 [T, ibices witno'.it Seed, Grafs, Heibs and Flowcis. 
 Amlerprcefc is often fo'.md floating about this Iflaiid, 
 luit luiw penctated is not known, but it is hiKlily vaUcd 
 arcordinp to its N.ature. blcrc is alio Coral in abi.ii- 
 d.iive : 'Ti.s a preen Shrub or Plant in the Salt Se.i, I u' 
 has 110 Leaves. It be.iteih white Bcrrie , wliilibv 
 ro.cecf the Sea and An turn in'o Stone, and when it 
 turns red it is valuable. It prows alio upon the Mti^I'm 
 0).ilt, in the Red Sea, :ind f^.iiiie other Pa' ts of the 
 .if'ni.ii: ihore, and near the VhHifmc lllamji. It pio- 
 daccth Trees of levcr.il f^rrs, I'ome pood for Timber, 
 orlkij toi Food, all for Ufe. The iiioH rare 1 rccs nre 
 thel.bnny, whith atT.irds Woidof dilfirent Co'ours, as 
 bla.k, white, red and yellow, all ofprcatU.e; liKilie 
 Mack IS moll valuable. The Tree is coiiniinii'y hiph, 
 and very firaiphr, eoveri'd with a fniooih Hark. They 
 were found here 111 preat plenty, bm t!ie /'.' !cl- and 
 Fi/if/' have carried away fuih abunJanee, that the plen- 
 
 :.:o,ty is much abated. Heie.dlii prows that Pha-iiix in N.a- 
 ■■■ture the Palmeto or Datc-T'rec ; the faink of ir is llen- 
 dcr, but very hipli androun', not brmclnnp but near 
 the top, and then lefemblin:; Sedpc rather than Iiotiphs. 
 u-iiich are ever iv'ceii. Under the Sed;4i' '^rpears a fofi 
 pulp, not iiid.kc aColhllowcr, but becaule the vepera 
 tiveVerttie of the Tree ciiililis in it, it wiil n it tlutvc 
 after it is le ere.i, but while that fiibltan. c lemains it 
 VicKUa I.i-]uor likethe Tovldy, which is in colour and 
 rehlh not unlike Mull, or luw' Wine, wluchilfm s out 
 ofti.ebark, when i' is pierced, the iiuamity of a Pottle 
 111 an I'oiir. It is a kind of I r.c-hoi.ey, and bving 
 drunk wrli niodcraticn comforts the Spirits, purpes.md 
 helps Obltrudions, and kil's Wor.i's, but beiiip imnio- 
 derate. y taken iiiri.^ccatcs the Di.Tins, and dilpolcs to 
 Fluxes, but beinp fct two da\s in the Sun, turns aeid, 
 ,iiid then is bmdinp. Here are alio Coco-Trees, bn-li 
 .Male and Female ; they both bear IVoHmiiv, but the Fe- 
 male is only friiiiful, .uid tlui by iivcuhitinp a flower- 
 iiip branch of the Male into ir,i'r (laniiniiit ne.ir it. and 
 lut odierwile. Lizards and I'arrois, and other Pirds, 
 Hoikto the Trees that arcpieiced, when Men arc ptjne. 
 
 to flick up tlr: reiiainli;!; Liquor. ,Sevc, il other f.its of 
 Trees there arc, which'differ in i[ua!-'y ami form, win li 
 tho' they had a refemblancc to Fines, Syeiiin re:, anJ' 
 Limes, and the Fruit to Artichokes. PIduV, Nut, C-. 
 yet wcie inNiturc diRerent. This Illc ha.", j'lea; \:\\\- tut Vl .Iv 
 ry otTiirds, and f^iiue of then very rare, as the DirJo, I''' ','"';^ 
 whofeBody is round antl fai, whichcaules us How ] a e, f.!l''!'.",';r., 
 and is fo bip, as to wciph n > lefs than 5c potirds. It i; 1 ■,?■ " 
 better to the Kyctlhin Stomach, for the flc;li is ^o oily 
 and _cl. lying, that only (lionp Stcmacl s lan dipill i'. Ic 
 is of a melan, li .|y Vil'ape, and has fuch Imal! Win;;? ns 
 arc unable to hoiit hei fro-n the proiind. Her Head is 
 half covcfd with down of a d*rk colour, and the oil.cr 
 hilf naked ; the Bdl is hotjk'd, attd from the tltr.;] or 
 breathing place to the end, i, of a liplir green colouc 
 mixed with a pale yellow, her Hyes are rouml and h ■^U, 
 il-.e has line down inltcadi of feathers, which piow only 
 5 or 4 at her Tail, her Legs arc thick and bla.:k, Icr 
 Tallui.b p.rcat, and her Stop, tcli fo'r r.'.s tmliiicltS- i.-,.:. 
 Here are all,) Auies ofH.i'.'.ks, and f indi y o:!lcrB;ids, Havk;. 
 as Oofliawks, Lannars, Hcbbies Pallc-l-l.ni.ngoes.Oeefe, 
 I'oiits, Swallows, Kitc<, Black-! itils, Sj-ivrows. iv'. 'it s, 
 He.ons, white and beautiful, their lie:!; pood, but fe.i- 
 thers more valuable : Cacato's fierce, and not t.- bo ta- 
 med, Bitti rns, Hen.s, and many '.ihcrs, but tlie I'arrors 
 are moll ci'iious in their feathers, -lad more elleciiid f.r 
 their prating. In the Rivers arc li iind pr. a: vari .'ty of^ . 
 Filh ; the rarcd are the Mm atee, a Filh which ufi.s i'k \(jr,; 
 both FJemeiits, theit Fiis fi rv ng for Stilts on Land, as ■''"'■''■' ne 
 they do for Oars in the Sea. '1 he Flilh dillWs lit t'e ""■■•'- "• 
 from Veal in talte. They affc:l iloil'd Waters, and tifi- 
 ally lu'iin near the lliore, thir they may graze upm it ; 
 their c\es arc hnall, litcir '"dk about thr.'c Yards long, 
 and in breadth abottthalf fo uniJi, A gcii'le Filh, tic- 
 liphted in belle I linr. Alan's face, and vahmbic for a'-'tone 
 fi und iiithe Head, which being poiiniled .md drank in 
 Win- taUinp, cnu ; ihe Sionc and Colick. 1 he T'orpe- t::cT.,- v 
 do, or C ramp-fiih, which by hi.Unp it lllf in the Mud,': ..Crj::^ 
 I. Itches lelUi Filh very llran.-ic'v, for by h.s c. l.lnefs he"''' 
 beiiiims fuch F.lli is fiviiu over him, or lodge 11 ar him, 
 and (o preys upon ili-m. Wiie 1 iluy .ue taken, they -ti- 
 ll, f the I bind of ihe C.it..licr wi'i a lu.-.lin ircntbling, 
 by cv.it'oratinp a Cold bivatii. which llu: ifie; the tot Ji. 
 I he ftagle-hili, luade moie fr Admirat on thiti F^od,.,;, ^ „:,.. 
 the Lyes are S O" o ter. a'uruler, and the Fins bom i no n... " '^ " 
 end to the i ih. r. .; V.iid:^ ; its Mouth i fi w de, .md 
 Ireth fo liinjc, rli.it 1: ndni' leth a fmll l'or;-ci;!lice. 
 TheTailaho isveii long .in.l fin.<ll. Cder llraiv;.; filh 
 are alio mer with bere, ' - lu- have ih.' 'iip-! of Hrl,;.-- 
 lioi'S, other of C'.its, t.-n:,' • ur.d. an.! lb;no trianpel.ir. 
 More ordinary I'Mli nre f icr. 1 alio licrt ;n cb'titdaiic. .;■; 
 Dol) hins, Boneta's, Albirores.l'.iv.tllo'-.l'oipi e^i'i'iim- 
 pilfes. Mullets, Bicanis, renh,'Frnut, .Soals. II I'lflcrs, 
 lortoifes, F.eles, I'ikis. '^bo'.;;, Cncs I obffcfs, Oyjtris, 
 Craw-lilli and Cuttle filh, Rivk-fiih.tii I Limnits. M uc- 
 over, this llle attordsCoa's, Hogs, li.eves, and 1 and-''' '■■''■^•■'• 
 'i'.irtoifes, Ionic of which are f. 1 ig m to kiti'er two Men 
 to lit on them, an.l fo (trong as to i arty tiiem ; yea, f me 
 ivp rt that 15 Men have (b o.l I'poii one of ili ;;i. '1 he 
 Sailors ufe to eat them, but they arc better Ab-a' for 
 Hogs than Mm ; a; are alf' their Rats, Bats and Moii- 
 kies. FIcns excel ilieiii, an.! .irucalily c.itchej, for ; lev nmi, 
 tlo k togcih.r ill Ciiinpaiiies ct <o or .(- t-igether ; an i u' 
 you kill one, they wi'l ii.iiieof them be fi.ghted ,ir ,r l:i B yi. 
 th;.', llle a'e level al pood plicis to anchor 111. bt.: tiv.s are 
 moll tre.jiunied, the one n\ the N"rt!i-\\'eil, ,in,l the 
 . tlier on the Soiiili-F.ill ; both whi, h Bivs feem t-i be 
 I an.l Io. ked, and have O.i.-yioonnd, f. tli.it Sinn; ,-;.,le 
 title ihi re in i^, in, it, or I'lM.lnms, 1: > where d.iiiee- 
 ro 's. The .Soil it it isdony t.iw.irds ihelV.ore but at "■■.lex.-.e 
 dillanee has lich Mi nld, cov. o '. w uh l^ral's ait.i Hi .bs, 
 .iiiil luarmgWoo.i m abuiul 111 e. Il hasSprit-f'. of ;• "J 
 Water, aiidroiliingwantswhi.il ni n drlii;lr th.; bye, 
 orlatisty the Tulle. Ii h nn .liiabrid, I ■" I'li h invit.i- 
 tii.ns tt. like will be focii accepie.i. Fo in tl'C llle of;.. 
 .\;.i.:/,c they fit fail, an.l on the sih .' .y . 1 ieto.in.' 
 Ill 111 I called'/;'/;;',:).M's-.'v .-y.',!'.) imr.e ! by C. 
 
 r. 
 
 ;if. 
 
 j-,/'«. 
 It, an 
 
 
 '■> 
 
 ' 'fml 
 li 'f 
 
 '3 ti 
 
 I,, 
 
 
 !»' '.1' 
 
 
 'if I 
 
 I* 
 
 W' 
 
 11: 
 
 i ^ 
 
 niaode 
 
46 8 vi/*- Iho.Herbcrc'i l rmeh into Aiix ami Ai\iQiX,&c. Lib.lil. jplVT 
 
 C ■inm.uKk'i- of ilic /' I'.iii i6ij, Imt foiiic oflatc li.ivc 
 pivcii 't tlK N.iric of Si;i_ii|ii(jr A;.i/.,i.,-«,;i. '1 liii plc.l- 
 lain I(lc IS ahiiiit ^o Miioi tii C.iiv mr, it lies in i" dt'E. 
 5^111111. Smitiicrn I.atitiiiic, aiui i"- Jiltaiu t'nmi the lllc 
 of A.'rt.i'./i'uf 37 I (.ij^ii's. 1'\k uro-.indisvery hii;li,;iiul 
 ruifctli It felf .1 pooil w.iy in.i) the iniiiJIc Rcnimi ; ilic 
 U.iitli is cvciv wliciL' f'lccn, crixcuilly iii tall licci. h 
 
 .ll.ei,n,i .]i'.c, fi Tiiincil by Jo'vAc \ : i iii tlif Year'' 
 I 502, licaiifc he .iiuiivcrcd ii fuA ui>oii ili.ii IcaU. h ' •■ 
 lies ill iIk- Till ilci;, of ShiiIktii laiirnk', and is litik 
 more ilian -jo M;les iiiCiiviiit ; 'iis iii-ithiT \vc!l woo.l 
 dcil nor u'.itered, has iiotliini' nlillivabk in it. l-idin 
 .SV. ;/ (V.M jis jio r.i'^.'i/h Miles, or tlu'icali ,iits. On 
 ilic :-ili (1,1V they crotll-d the .fviniiuidi.il .1 fnirih time. 
 
 i It..'"') J 
 Ik. .iclcn- 
 bid 
 
 
 ^^ Cjidifa 
 ^u( If: ;ii-fC. 
 
 h.ii iioCreaiiirisin ir bm Bn\ls, till the (;i/^////' put Ionic 1 he Weatlier here is vcrv liot, live that it 13 >itulitica 
 Hops aiuKioats into it, that l>y iiiii!ii|'lieationtliey nu);ht J by the eontimai Mouinp of ilie Maiizoons atiJ Torn.i- 
 be an happy Relief to Palfenpers. Heic are plenty (jfjilocs, vvhuheaulea \ariahle Veathcr, i;?. lo"d Malts 
 Filli, and the b'els are of a remarkable bipiefs, Ii me ot | of Wind, nalty lliovvers of Rain, and terrible 'I'lnmder 
 them wcijjhing io pmnids, and they are %ery nioill and . and I ii;litniiii;. On S.'vrwlrr 1 1. ihey bie.inic parajlij j 
 fvvce: to the talte. '1 he I'lirds are iinuh the fame as] 't C./'c- .^- »,•,,/, and iliolc 111 -s ealled by the I'uets C.ei;,:- , 
 thofe mentioned in the hU of M.riiiiiiii. brom hen,:e 1.1 r, bCi-aufe they feifii that ihofe three llljnds v.ercVhe 
 they failed into tlie Miit •/■ ^H', "here for many hun- 1 Habitaiinii.s of ihe three (i if^ 11:, M:.li,j:t, Siei.i.i ai„| 
 dred Miles they were reereited with many llioali. of Filli, j t'/i.i/e, inakinj', them Iniries mltead of Beaiiiies .■ontra:\ 
 that playd about their Ship, and among otheis the to /Vi/fw. s report ot them. 1 eaving ihcfe Illes vipentl.v 
 Wha'c, Ibmc of whieli (eemed longer than their Ship, | more Weiterly Comfe, they ecalted part of ihe .I/;;?/.,,,, 
 tho' of great bnrden. This I'illi ullially cxeecds any 1 Coniineni, u\. i.uj.m/-, lyri.h, ri,yini,i and AVu- 
 other Creature in bigncfs, being near 40 Cubits long, 
 and 1 4th part in tliieknefs ; yea, .\Vn o'.wi told /Lcxm- 
 Jrr, he law one 50 Cubits long. AndP/.w>, in his Kat. 
 Hill. lib. 51. l"i>s, there are fome ^ojfoot long. After 
 70 days fail thcv eamcto the llland ot 
 n S. Ilc:.ii.i, pLii-ed in a rough Sea, but 'eciired from 
 Inundation, nor fo nuuh by its height, t n' extraordi- 
 nary, as by the Supreive Providenee, \vh c'l lets Bounds 
 to the Sea. It has 110 llle.s near it, but I'.anis in an equal 
 ilillaiiie between the I'oits of HjuGi^s'i.'.i it. Bn-Jih; and 
 Cape .V;.;rjinthe Kingdom of Cn',;o in /;/'■/.-<;; itsNamc 
 was given it by '■'«■ n .iV ,V : r. about the Year 1 501, be- 
 caufe he dif.ovcr.-d it in hi; return from /»..//<- to L.i't'-u, 
 .lf<:> 3. a day Confecr.itcd to the Memory of the Moil 
 Religious finpicfs Helen,-, the Mother o( C:»JI,:ntitK\\\i: 
 tirft Clirillian Kinperor. This llle lii s in 16 deg. of 
 Southern 1 atltiide, and from the utmoft Pnjinontory of 
 South .-//'.'.;; 2: deg. Longitude. It is dilfaiu from the 
 Lands end of l.ifj.m.i 4',ct /w;j;///?.' Miles, and fiom the 
 Cfipe if '■!€.! life 174^. It belongs to .//i.'m. It is but 
 final], not exceeding jo I'.ti^lijh Miles in tircnmferc'icc, 
 but fo excedive high, that it veils its bead often in the 
 Clouds, whi.h fend down Uifiieient moillure to . ool the 
 Sun's ardour. Ne\errhclefs, the I and i< not iiuTe cn-i- 
 .ncnt in it« height than tho Sea is profound in its depth, 
 being fo deep, that it affords ill anehcring fave at the 
 N. W. where 'ris but lu fathoms ; \et to tide feturely, 
 'tis bell to carry the Anchors alhore. The flux and re- 
 flux of theSea hardly appears here, becaufe of the great 
 depth. Tile Land is (0 tlccp that it can hardly be af- 
 ccnded, iiifomiich that the Sailors thas defcnbc the Way 
 up to it : T/'.if 'tv jiich, HI tir.i ,t jMiii m.iy chujc wheti>:i 
 hwill !r:ak. lis lle.vt in goi^ig up, or Im jVfci; in ccinin:[ 
 doxrn ; but being once up, fcarce any place can yield a 
 more large and deliglitful prolic.fl. The Land is very 
 even and p'ain a top, wuhout any Hiils. It ha.^-. lonie 
 Springs, whi h arc Iwcct at their riling, but running 
 through the Salt Hills, ar.d lirawing near the Sea, where 
 they meet with a fa'tilh Vapoiir.thcy are brackilh. There 
 arc bat two noted Kivolets in ir, the one runring down 
 towards the Chappel, bu;lr there Icjr God's Worlliip by 
 the Sp.tii:.'i,:<, but I iilled down by the DutJ; and put 
 to common I'les ; the other running into Llmnn-l'r.iUi, 
 fo called fr( ni a I.imon-'l ree growing there. 1'hcre are 
 loine Ruins of a little Town laulv demolilhed by the 
 S:\iiii.ir.', becaule it was become a M.iga/ii.e of a pri\ ate 
 Trade from both h:.i:ci; other Monuments or. ^lltil|u ties 
 there are none. There are no InlKilntaiUi at prefem,b'. t 
 plenty of Hogs and (ioais, who naihiply there to adnii- 
 ratinn. Here arc alio (tc>re of I'lieafiii", Puut«, QiiaiL, 
 i^ens and Partridges, as alio of Herl s ;ind Rrors, tho' 
 not naturally growing her< , but lowii by the /' fa^ur^r, 
 as Wood-Sorrel, Thrcc-Icatcd-Grafs, Seiir^y-Cirafs, and 
 the like; all Herbs lb\er.iig:i agaiiilf the Smrvv, the 
 iifiial difcafe at Sea, aii.l moft pie.loiiuiiart with the 
 lllandc's, Bafil, Parlhy, Mint, Spinagc, beniicl, An- 
 nife, Radilii, Muitard-feed, Tobacco, and the like. 
 Mr. Cr>i.iiji.\ ill iiis Voyage round the dole, putting in 
 Iierc, found (tore of l.mioiis, Oranges, P onij'.ran.ues 
 
 K«i;/.iK,/, and other Parts of K^iewLr;^,-'.' Heie they oh- 
 lerved, that the Sea in many places, 'as they failed, « is 
 fo covered with giecn Weeds, and fmall buries, e'en 
 whire the Water was not to be fathomed, that it radur 
 feeiiK a 1-ield of Coafs thai, the Ocean, and muihretai- 
 ded their way m Sailing. About the beginning of D-v, 
 c-iw/.ri- they li.id fight oi" the /I:;»'eJ, or 'f.rmip: Illand., 
 which Name fecms to infer as if they were found out r V', 
 the/J«/f/''; for .according to Tradition, a Meich.mt f *' 
 Huwi^e!, bound f r l.hh'n in 141.;, was by (lrcf..of VVea- 
 ther dricnib far Weft, ,as unexpri!tedlv, betwixt the 
 Latitude of i;Saikl4 degrees, he defciied lever.il fmail 
 Illands in view one of another, but at that tiim' wi'hnui 
 ihcw of any Inliabitants. He cafcd them the /' mipi 
 Illands. Coining foon after alhore ac A':.U::!l:, and 10- 
 pnrtiug his Adventure, the l\'>tir:^ii-;e, by hisCoitpaN, 
 eali'y found t'hc Way to them, aiid quickly plinttd them 
 wi h Men, and whatever elle was neccllary, giving them 
 at the fame time the Names of .V. Cc ,■; ■, ,?, ^'licr.'r:^ 
 S. Af.i.v, three Saints, to whofe Patronage the Captain 
 tliought fit ro recommend three of the Kles; I'.r..:'', from 
 the ticach-Trcrs which then abounded in tliis llle, J';,-.-, 
 
 I roin the Pyramidal n.apc it bens, .'uid '/'oici-.t, bceaiiicr 
 
 it rcfeiiibles three Illes This is the biggeft an.l fruitt'i;!- ''.■ 
 left of them, fur it abounds with \Vine, Oil, Ccrii,j-' 
 bruit and Oadc. Jjie-vi is her tell Tt wn, and Hr.iiic'' 
 hti ft roil ned Fort, wliith alfocoir land the Ha- en. ('>,■) 
 IS extraordinary high Land, and furgcs in a Peak, rr 
 Spire, lihe I'riui '.ft, fo far above the Clouds, that ilie top 
 is iifia'.ly --overcd with Fogs, and is feldom to be ,^1:- 
 cerned by_ the Sailois. Tins llle is t\,t above i- M;ii< 
 in compafs ; the higher liaitli is fir the moll part Sii'- 
 phur, and lliews many hollow places, at whuh fncko 
 and flame often evaporate, ai.d now atul then lend fo:'!i 
 nrimtlone, but in the Va;le\s are delightful .Sha.lcs, ar.! 
 cool Rivoleii, mn ..liieh when the Pne is vc mired. 1; 
 caiifes a tenihlc noife, to the tenor and ania,'eiii' i-,t 0! 
 Strangers, Thefe Illands are more fii! ji ill to bariliip-akcs = „ 
 than other places. In 1591, in V. A)j,/'.r./s llland, ilurea-i 
 happened an Earthquake which continued Ihakini' frrm 
 the joih day of ?; > to the i nh of .lu^-J', to tl c ix- 
 tremeatliighting of ihe Inhal iiants, for by the toire 
 thereof, iliey perceiv.d the Larih lo leiiiovc from p. .ice 
 to pJa.e ; and i'Hl.i he.nc.j, the bed 'Fown, it h.ul oiiiie 
 demoliilied, the Ships that rode at Anchor in the Ikiv 
 trembjed nr.l ipiak,"d, iiifoiniuh that the liili.d'ir.iii:s 
 thought \rril\' that Pooms-day w.is nt hand. 'Ihe Sp:- 
 ni.v.is repert fir a truth, that the IllcCMf, adjoyiiirc 7. ; 
 to the former, role our of the Sea, being before undii ..• . 
 ^\■atcr ; but this Miracle is nor i^.-^ credible, asthatths 
 llle .ind />■(•! was dif'overcd by the Sp.itii.iuii. Thcie 
 Illands f dered m eh from the I t.:;!i/h in the quarrel 
 they had with S: ,:■'!, for in i^SS, ihe Farl of /:;:;.■ v fack- 
 ed fV. res and C . : , and pave S. .iJic/Mf/ to be phiiidaed 
 by the .Soldiers, and the next Year Fiv,i// underv er.t :iie 
 lameFatc. In 1597, /•"•o vrasi-nade a prey to the /,' : - 
 "/'' untlcr Sir If^.'ier .{.m.'.-i?!; I'd tliat tb.e Inliabiul'i'sef 
 thcle Illes had reafrn to curfe the Citholick aiiibition. At .j ,^. 
 S. Af.'./ r.'j the true Meridian is o"ly found, Iii iheiC:i,, 
 
 I'onicitrons, bigs and Dates, bur now none of thefe , "'c Needle Ihews no variation cither r'.aflerly or Well 
 
 ly, 
 
 •ntrary to what is obfervcd in other places. 
 ■■l--re.; the Wind being fair the- en-rei 
 
 Ic.i- 
 
 Fruits are founil here, lave one Limon-Trce, which how 
 
 it comes to pals ncne can tell. After a Weeks refrell.-l ving ihe 
 
 mrru here they rook their leave of this llle, a profperuusi C.jin.il,ii.:» Ocean, and, at length cnic lo anchor at l^'■• 
 
 (la!e imai: 1; ih.'ir departure, and on O,-//'. 16. came nift , »:oui'r, giving (Jod lie.uty thanks fur their ;Tef.iv.i:ior' 
 
 under rheSuii. ThcTmr/./.i/ after they had a profpcilof I ttom lu many Dangcis in ihtir loog Voyage 
 
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 -i'litir 
 
 I 
 
 fes arc ma 
 Carts, for 
 the breadt 
 Carts, I I 
 Houfc wa 
 on each lit 
 Tciiti, dt 
 The Axle- 
 to the Mai 
 flood intl 
 and when 
 make loin 
 Carts, an 
 Bed IS pla 
 more Wiv 
 before, li 
 ther Wivi 
 drink. 
 
 In Wit 
 alio of F 
 hut C.cfmo 
 iKr. Th 
 firmly in 
 tye the y< 
 then eonil 
 fulferingt 
 iinrely," t! 
 itid reino 
 
 i il 
 
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 ■rt«i^MiB>^Mrt* 
 
 ":'""■'■ 'V" iri the Vi-ap,, 
 tuft ui'oiuh.u I'calh It'/« 
 rii I.r.ifrilc, .iiul is linl,. 
 u> iiciihcr well wckmI- 
 nUlcivaWc in it. |;„,,„ 
 t'S, or tliircali ;ius. On 
 >]iiin<)di.il .1 Ciirili tin,,., 
 live th.ir It ,3 .luilitica 
 '■• i\Innz,-!oiis iiiij IVriii- 
 '■>n:hcr, : ,\-. Io'hII i.,i„ 
 
 Ir.iikliT 
 
 '• \'';'y '■"■line parallii 
 allidby ilicfoasC/o,;.,.. ^., 
 L' tliivc lll.iiiJsu-erctk- 
 '.', A/.-./,,/,, J,f,,., 3,^1 
 
 cailotBraiiiirs, .viiira-i 
 '■inmlicfe IlKs ,.|,, „,]■,. 
 
 liltalrarti,fiiic,W/,..„ 
 
 '/■', r/,;;/;,M and jV:i. 
 'cwlr^,. Hcethcvolv 
 «s, as tluy faili-il, \^ „ 
 \nd liiiall Hi Mas, c-ci 
 t.ltlioiii«l, iliat ,t r,-i.l,.'r 
 3i.faii, ,111 1 iiiiHlirciai- 
 it the l^c-i;inii;ng of u . j^^ 
 "•', or Erm;jr Iil;„n|,. ' '. 
 
 they were fouiKJ out r'i;'' 
 ciition, a Mctehiiit f '' 
 '?, "■•isby(trci;otVVe3. 
 ri'ei^trJlv, betw.xt the 
 liciiefaie.l Icver.i I fiiM,] 
 '«t at that tiiiK' urhnu: 
 
 jI.'ciI thciii t!ie I' Willi 
 
 kc at Ak.U!,iI:, and rc- 
 
 ''r^ I'y MsCoiipaf;, 
 
 qiiiiMy rliiitni ihLiji 
 
 stieccd.iry, piviiiiJthim 
 
 ■^'- (■■'• v; •, .V. a'/k'/sv', 
 
 ratronai>e the Capiniii 
 UhcKles; J>>,:'/, trom 
 imleJ in this Ille, ;'i,-,- 
 
 riiid 'l'e>\cr.j, Wcr^\1\l^r.■, 
 lie liCTenan.lfriiitfJ- '■•;:•'• 
 til Wine, Oil, CcKi,'' '■ 
 I'll Itwn, and Hr.vu' 
 
 lan.) ihe Ha' en. /'..j 
 I fii;j;c< ill a IVak, cr 
 licCloiiiis, thai the ton 
 
 is feldoin to I'e .-liil 
 is ti.it alioM: i U.k% 
 for the lunll I art Sii'- 
 I'ls, at wliiJi fiicke 
 "V and th<nlcnd flMtJi 
 (U.'iyhtfii] Shades, arj 
 lie Fire is M-mirev!. i; 
 ir and ania/eni'iit ot 
 111! j.i!ttol'.anl%]rake<F., ., 
 AJ;.A.i./sIllaiid,ih(re!" .^.. 
 n'iJiued lliakir.r i^r\\\ 
 of ./«;:•/', to tl'ctx- 
 ^S Cor [ly liic torre 
 111 remove fruni (\.;ce 
 ft Town, it liail om-c 
 t Aiiciior in iheRiv 
 
 iliar the Iiihal'itanrs 
 ^■Tt hand. 'I lie .V.-.- 
 Ille C), ir, adjoyi-.it!; ,. . 
 
 Ininu Ix-fore r.niieu'.- .'" 
 treddile, .is that this 
 he Sf.ni.v.i!. Thc:e 
 ?.''A' in the qiMrrcl 
 heFarlof /J/Z-vr.ie.l.- 
 i/'ir/to l>e phimletcd 
 l't;.ii! iinder\>er.t :lie 
 le a frev to the IJ:- 
 lac thelrlial'iijn'scf 
 thrlick a;r,hi;;oii. At^ 
 'ly fornd, li I theic 
 ■ F-ialU-rly or Weder- 
 1 nilier plaecs. 1 e.i- 
 iir the;' enrred. tlie 
 nic lo anchor at /'.■'•• 
 or tlieir ; ref.rvatior 
 \'oy.ii;c 
 
 
 M1.V 
 
 501 
 
 TSlavigantium atq\ Imerantkm "Eihliotheca. 
 
 Book IV. 
 
 CONTAINING 
 
 Voyages, Trafficks, and Difcoveries 
 
 T O 
 
 RUSSIA 
 
 AND 
 
 The Northern PARTS. 
 
 H A 
 
 P. I. 
 
 Thefournalof William de Rubruquifh, a French-man, 
 of the Order of the Minorite Friers, /«^o Tartary W 
 China • Written ro Lewis IX King of France, 1253. 
 
 
 r 
 
 
 N the Ye« of our Lord ii^^, 1 departed from 
 ConJlantiKeplf, and pafling the liuxitie Sea, ai- 
 rived in the Tartnn Gjuntry, who have no fctlcd 
 place of .ibodc, but travel toward the South in 
 Winter, and when tlie Spring approaches, they 
 remove again towards the North. Their Hou- 
 fes are iTiadc of Wickers platted together and placed in 
 Carts, fomc of whieh arc l"o large, that uieafurinponcc 
 the breadth between the Wheol-ruts of one of their 
 Carts, I found it to lie lo F-'oot over, and wlien the 
 Houfc was upon the Cart, it reach'd over the Wheels 
 on each fide live Feet at leall. 1 told li Oxen in one 
 Team, drawn.;; an Houfe upon a Cart, eleven a liitafl. 
 The Axle-tree oi the Cirt was of an huge bigncfs, like 
 to the Mart of a Ship. The Man that drove the Oxen 
 flood in the Ocor of the Houfe. riiey go a How pace, 
 and when they come to any place where they intend lo 
 make ibine ftay, they take down thou Hoiifcs from their 
 Carts, and turning the Doors Southwards, the Mailers 
 Bed is placed at the North end of the Houfe. If he have 
 more Wivesthanonc, (he with whom he llept the Night 
 before, litsby hislidc the Day fjllnwing, and all his o- 
 tlier Wives mull that Day u'lort unto the fame Houfe to 
 drink. 
 
 In Winter they make excellent Drink of Rice, and 
 alb of Honey: In Sunimei they care not for any Drink 
 but('f/mi'/, which is Mares Milk piep.ai'd after this man- 
 ner. They fallen a long Line unto two I'olls (landing 
 liimly in the Ground, and unto the fiiiie Line they 
 'ye the young I'oals of thofe Mare* they intend to milk, 
 dicn come the Uams to (land bv dieir Foals, gently 
 luiilritigtheinfebes to be muked ; and if any ot'thein be 
 unruly, ilicy put her L'oal under her to hick her ivvhile, 
 
 and reinovliii; it uvav aumn, a Wan iimiks the Marc. 
 " • I 
 
 When they have gotten a quantity of thisMilk,they pour 
 it intoagrcat Bladder or Bag while it is new, and beat 
 the Bag withaClub, till it begins to buil like new Wine, 
 and to be f iv^'rcand Iharp of taftc. It bites the Tongue 
 like Wine of Rafps, leaving a taile behind it like to 
 Almond Milk J itintoxicatcs weak Brains, and ftrongly 
 provokes Urine. 
 
 The CarAciifmo! or black Cofnws, for Men of quality 
 todrink, is made on this manner They beat the Milk 
 till the thickelt part defcend to the bottom like the Lees 
 of White-wine, which is given to Servants, and makes 
 them flcep exceedingly. That which is thin and clear, 
 their Mailers drink, and is a very fwcet and wholfomt? 
 Lijiior. 
 
 Their Cows Milk is churned into Butter, which is 
 boiled and put into Rams Skins and relerved for Win- 
 ter. They put no Salt in ir, and yet it piicntics not. 
 by reafon of the long boding. 'Ihe Milk that remains 
 altcrthe Butter, tkcy let Hand till it be as ibwre as inav 
 be, tlicnboilit till 'tis all turned into Curds, which they 
 dry in the Sun until they are as hard as the Diofs of 1- 
 ron, and (lore it up in Bags agaiiill Winter; at which 
 time when Milk failcth, they put the laid Curds, called 
 Cftyut, into a Bladder, and pouring hot Water iui;oit,beat 
 it till the Curds arc dilfolved, and the Water 1 ccomc 
 vcrylowrc, and then drink it. 
 
 As to their Food, they cat all manner of Carrion or 
 without Fxception, ami among fo many Drov es it cannot ^ ' 
 be, but liimc Cattle uiuft needs die. But in Summer, as 
 long as their Marcs Milk lads, they care not fir any 
 Food. When a Horfe or Ox dies, they cut the hleih in- 
 to thin dices, and hanging it up againit the Sun and 
 V\'iud, itprefem'y dries without Salt, and alio without 
 (Uncb 01 Cortupuoti liieyiuake better I'uddings ot 
 A a a a 'ihut 
 
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$02 
 
 The fourml oj W illium de Krbriquilh 
 
 
 Tilt II 
 m'a. 
 
 T-.i Mm 
 
 Mini |!«. 
 
 1 ;: 
 
 \S 
 
 Tnuri of 
 
 their Horfcs than of iluir HocswIh'-I" 'ln-y Mt bcmp new 
 iiaJc : the rdl of the Fklh they r.fciv. till Wim.r. 
 WlKiithcycita Ram, they iiiincc the I'klh in i B"^^ 
 with Salt ami Water, ( olhw Sauce they have none ) ^'^ 
 thcMalkerof iberioufctakiiipwlmt he |ilea(e« tt)r hiiii- 
 felf, (;ncs ti> tliJ reH of the Coiiip.iny' ,i Moife! or two 
 upon the Point of a Kmfc ora little Fork, wliuli rheRe 
 ceiver imii»car :iloiie, atul not impart any (it n tu ano- 
 ther. If he eannot cat it all, hi puts the leit in a hliiire 
 li.i.Ulct, which they commonly earry with ihein tor ihe 
 fiviiiiuheir I'ruMlion:^ ami uhcrein they lay up ilieir 
 15ork;, when they have not time to gii.nv -.hcni throii;'hry. 
 Ihe Women are for the inoUp.irt.vcry f.ir, aiu' the 
 Idler iheirNofef ,ire, the haniHoiUcr they .ire eflteiiicil. 
 'Ihcir Diitv isioilrive Can.., lo lay tlier llonlcs npon 
 their Carts ani totakethcm ilowii ai;aiii, to nii'k K'lie, 
 to ni.ike Birter antl (• ^I't, to drels Skins .mil make (Jar 
 meiirs, wh eh they low with '1 hrea.l maileot .Sinews. 
 They nc c-r walli any Apparel, nor their l-'i'hes or How 
 Imt 'vhen their iMe.U is Imile.!, they ivalli the I'laiter 
 whereni; iinill hep'.it, with f al.lm!; h n IWoth oir. ot 
 the p. t, ai..l then pour the fini l^roili iiito the lot a- 
 pam. I he Women* (Jarmeni.s Jitter not from the Mcr. ,, 
 oiilv tint they .ire foin'.'wh.it longer. 
 
 The.Mcn fpc.-ul tiieir timein n.akiiip Bow. an.l Ar- 
 rowy Snrmpv r.r I'.Ici mil SaiUlh;., hniKhnj; HoiiUs ami 
 Cart-;, k-epm;^ Hnn'o aiul Cam'l., mlknig .Mares. 
 -Sheep'ir (ioit-,", drefniK ami tatinin;; Hiiliy, whuh is 
 ill. lie w th Sheeps Milk tliickntJ ami falieJ.. 
 
 A', to their Marra.nes, no Man i an haw a Wife .1- 
 nioiK', iheiii until hi- h:;s"hoii!;)u her, whereby their Miuis 
 arc of en very ftale before tiiev arc married. lliey iii- 
 vi.il.ihlv ol ferve the firit ami 'feron.t ncp.cei of Con- 
 faii'nniiiry, Nr have no regard to the Decrees of Affi- 
 nity, hiir will marry two S'lUrs rncclfively or together 
 ^'i'liow, t:cver rciiiatrv, Keame thoy believe that c- 
 verv Widow after death Ihadrctujn to her own Hiif- 
 baiid. 
 
 Murder, Adultery and Sacriledi^e, arc ptinillied with 
 death. Tiic Ciimina! mult b: taken in the h'.ait, or coii- 
 fcfs the fame, which if he lefufe to do, they put him to 
 torture. .Small Thitis aro piiii.lhd w.tli atdf^ellnig, 
 and if the Lxreunoiier i-ives i :,o .Strokes, he nvJll ufe 
 ICO ,Si.i\e.s. If two Men' right, no Man dare intrude to 
 part 'e;ii, nor may the lathei help hisownSoii ; Init he 
 that IS worded, mult at>pcal unto the Court ot his 
 Lord, whichmav bedone prelent'y and without dr'ay ; 
 .and ^•.■hofuelcr otters violenec to him af:cr app ' ', i' put 
 To deaih. 
 
 At our tirlfariival ainoi.^; thcfc barbarous People, af- 
 ter they had made us wait a lonjttime, while they were 
 (it;inj5 111 the lli.idowuiulcr their Cans, il'.eyeame ton* on 
 liorle'oack. Ihe tirtt Qucf\'.on was If wcliadeva been 
 wiih them before ? and we anfweriiij^ that wc had not 
 they impnduitly bepan to bep our Vnfliials, whereupon 
 wc pave them lome of our Kbket and Wmc, and wiien 
 thoy h,ad drank one Flagon, they demanded another, tel- 
 ling us, That a Man goes not into the Houfc with one 
 Foot : But we gave them no more, cxeiMing our fclves 
 that we had but little. We were hve Pcrfons in coiii- 
 pany, and had witli us ft ur covered Cans They ask'd 
 wluti hid in ihcm, whether Gold, S;l\er, or precious 
 C.trmcnts. to carry unto i'lrcif/j the :r Duke ? lanlwered, 
 That the;, had no.hing to do to ask fuch Qiieftions, but 
 that ihcii Dukf Ihonld fee wliat we had biought when wc 
 Ihoulil eome to him. With this .\iifwer they tcemrd fa- 
 tislied, giving iis Hcrfcs and Oxen, and two Men to 
 crnduiiVus. W'hilif they were furnilhing us with thefe 
 Kficlfirics, tlicy ceafed not to beg our Bread for their 
 Cluidren, wondringatall thir.g. they fiw. as our Knives, 
 (llovcs, I'orfes and Points, .i.id deliring lO havethcni: 
 for they think themftlvrs 1 ords. and that nothing Ihould 
 be denied them by any Man. '1 h.it livening our Guides 
 gave us fomc fo/mo.', whi<!i was very favoury, and made 
 inefvvcai cxtrcamiy. In rhc Morning we met the Cans 
 t)f ,Vti,.i(.!;, alVineeof that Coiintiy, unto whom the 
 Empciour of C>«//<!nf/H.;;' r had written Letters of Rc- 
 f]ueft to let me pafs thro' his Territory. The Carts co- 
 ver'd with Hollies fceivicd like a mighty City. There 
 were widi them hui^e droves of Oxin and Horfes, and 
 floiks of Sheep. Ou.r Guide told mo that 1 luuit pre- 
 fvnt fomefhing to Sc.tc.tr.:, aii.l went bcf.irc to give no- 
 tice of our toming. His Interpreter advanced to us, 
 asking us what we would prefciit unto his Lord. We took 
 ;i Flagon of Wine withlomeBisket and iroit ; but he 
 was 1. 'I contented, becaufc we had not brought fomc 
 rich Ganncin. 
 
 When we were admitted to his Prcfeiice, we found 
 himlitiingon his Bed with a Citron 'u his Hand, and his 
 
 .. I. -J 
 
 C^hap. ij 
 
 fecmcd tn be pared aw.ty, that ille might teeni llatnofed, l;^| 
 III Itheplaee was anumtcv! v.iili abla. k Ointment. I V^.'S,! 
 
 befoughr bun th.it lie wou'd voi'eht.ite to aei opt of th.i; 
 iiu.ill Gill at our hand;,, exeuliiig my lell (hat I w.is i 
 Monk, and that rt w.tsagaiiilt my I'lolellion to poil'ci 
 siold, .Silver, or preiiuus Garineiits, .nu! therefore h.i,| 
 not anv In. h thin^to give hiiii. Hereupon heeaiifed our 
 Preleiv, of Wine, 6/'i. ni be reeeivcd, and ililhiluiici „ 
 among Ins Men, who wuv met togeilvr to drink .mj 
 niaki merrv. I deliverul him-lfothe F.mpcraiir off.v 
 lli];t!i:rp. iW,itnc\s. lie a^ked us if we would drinj,- 
 any CJ'Mi ( fur thole Chi illiaiiswhii h 'i f among tlicin, 
 as the /(h/,'m)c, Gr.-e./iKJ, Hk^ . will never dunk of it, .mj 
 .ircount 'hemfelvcb no Chrilliaiis .itter ti.ey h.ive oner 
 drank It, and their I'lii Its reeoiieilt tlieiii to the Chiii.h 
 .is it they had reiioi'ived the Chriltian Faith). 1 .i,,- 
 lucicd, th.t: we had as yet fntlivient nfo'ir own,aiidtli,ir 
 when II Ihould fill us, we nuilk be eonllrain'd to drmk. 
 lueii.isllinuld be given lis. He iheriasked what Words 
 wc would delivei ro Duke S.ur.tci' j 1 aiifwercd, the 
 Words of Chrii'ian Faith. H.'asked again, what thclc 
 Wolds wire, for he wasdeiitous to he.ir them. Then 1 
 expounded untoliim aswcllas 1 toiiKlby mylntctpretei 
 rhc .Apolt!ei Creed, which wlu n he liad hi ard, he jlv.i.t, 
 hi'. I lead. When we h.u! iiavailed in Ivs company uiiiii 
 . r/v>//.;;,/,:), he ordcr'd two ('.ii/Ki J to drive our Cans, 
 .ind one to coiu'.mSl us to Diikc ^mtncl; alio one (lo.n 
 and many Bladders of Cows Milk; but their C'liim is p, 
 highlyclteemd, tliat hcg,-iYe us but lit'le of it. Our 
 r.i' III Servant would ntrudr upon us, when we fetuiidir 
 our Carts in the Ihade, to avoid the vehement licat.it 
 thattime, jiid would cat upoiir Viduals ; and had f) 
 little manners as to l.iy their Tails in our prefen.e while 
 they were difeourlm;; with us. '1 hus wc nu.elled uiih 
 great toil, t, 11 wc arrived at the Bank of the Kivei I .- 
 H.i;(. which divides .>yi.: Iroin liincf. It i. hercas bio.ul 
 as the River Snn at f'.i i . Wewcrefirit fi rruv! ovir, 
 and tlien our Carts in two Boats bound toijetlier, oiv 
 Wheel ineach Boar. Flu: I i ,•..■. j niov.- no f iiih^v ii.irdi- 
 waidsth.m this place, but in the beginning of .Ii-^JIk- 
 tern louthwards. 
 
 On thclalt; of Ju'', wc arrived at the Court of Fluke 
 Siirt.ui', within tliiee days journey of the River ^'o;/. ,',"J' 
 He had fix Wives and each of them about loo Carts.Cur "j- :- 
 Guide addrelfed himfeU to one Ci'ini a Neftorian, a'^'*"' 
 Man of great authority, whofe Office is to introdii.i: 
 Forreigiurs. When I cime before him, I told hiui tor 
 what purpofe I was come,anU reqiielU'd fo nuieh tai/ourat 
 hishands, as to bring my Lettirs to the light of his Ford, 
 cxeiiliiig my leif forbrirping no I'relent to him or his 
 Lord, by realonof m^ being a Monk, not receiving nor 
 uling any Gold, Inlver, or other precious things, lave 
 only our Books, and the Veflmaits wherewith we fervcj 
 God. Flcanrwcrrd .ervcourteonlly, that being a Monk, 
 in lo do'ngi \\'.:\ will, fivrf-. I ihould obferve my \nw; 
 neirlur d.d he fland ill need of any tliiiii; wc had, but 
 was ready to 1 chow uprniis fneh things as we wanttJ, 
 and canting us to fet down and drink of his Milk, he r- 
 quelled us to fay our Devotions for him. Then he en- 
 quired who was the picattlt Prince among the J' .!»(•: 
 I laid theHmperor ; He replied Nr, but the King ot 
 h'raiicc. Then returning to our Lodgini., wc lent him 
 next Morning a Flagon of Mihct.hl, and a B<ix of His- 
 cuits, which was more acceptable to him. The next 
 Morning he commanded me tocontc tn Court, and to 
 bring the King's I f nets and my Velhuents and Books 
 with me, bceaufe his Lord defired to fee tlii.n!. 
 Wc went a^xordingly, lading one Cart with Biskit, 
 Wine, and Fruits, andanother with our Books and Vcfl- 
 nients, which he caufed to be laid open, and demar.dtd 
 whether I would belfow allthofe things upon hisLuid. 
 Wc aiifwered, Th.it our humble requclt was, that "»r 
 I ord his Maticr would voiichfafc to accept our Bread, 
 Wine, and Friiits,not asa Prcfent,bctiulc it is too mean, 
 but asa Benediction, Iclt wc Ihould come with an emp- 
 ty Hand before him ; and when he Ih.lll fee the 1 eiuis 
 of iny Sovcraign 1 ord the King of Eencr, he will bv 
 them iinderlUnd f<ir what caul'e wc arecomc unto hin\ 
 and then our feives and all that wchaic, Ihall II an.l to 
 hiscouricfy; but as to out Vcltmeiit% they areliolv, 
 and it was unlawful for any but Priefts to tondi their. 
 Then he •.-oiiimandcd us to pur on the laid (^anucms. 
 tliat wc might go before his Lord, and wc did f'l. I put 
 on the molt precious Ornaments, and took in my Arms 
 a very tair Cnlhion, and the Bible which yourMaj'ity 
 Rave me, and a molt be.iuuful Pfalter which ihe Qi'dn 
 bertovved upon me, wherein were goodly PicFures. My 
 Alii iciavc took a Milfcl an.l a Crofs, and the Clerk hav mg 
 put on a Surplice, took a Ccnfor in his Hand. Wiicii 
 
 Wife lilting by him, the upper par: of whofe Nofe wc came near, thu Felt hanging b:fore 1 
 
 Do ir wa'; 
 lifted 
 
 lifted uj 
 12"- Clerk af 
 l/V^usthcy| 
 admoni 
 Ihoiddi 
 a I'eiiee 
 The 
 us vetyl 
 Then <■ 
 which 1 
 'I hen h 
 Wifeth 
 carried 
 pel wen 
 ihe Hoi 
 Han!, . 
 Cl,:JI : 
 
 alide, il 
 hvered i 
 oil into 
 he ord 11 
 ,uid per 
 books t 
 I'tieit. v 
 ,p:clled 1 
 ( as he f. 
 him. I' 
 King hat 
 S.:,uc!, 
 ing will. 
 Ills Fath 
 
 llTivil 1' V 
 
 ca'ife ni 
 of them 
 ton's ihe 
 Then 
 ; ■■■•■■ lucd'ue 
 thud div 
 a Haik n 
 WIS nitoi 
 iLemed 1: 
 jbout It 1 
 Coiut is 
 iheMid. 
 dwells in 
 ly towai. 
 bte.uile 
 hu' ju tf. 
 I'll .IS I hi; 
 Court he 
 foai the I 
 Court I f 
 be.Mufe h 
 ui.iny M-~ 
 a.huonilii 
 Coininar 
 i.-irmind 
 the tirit ( 
 jelly had 
 That yi i 
 '■'■«i '"'and wo.i 
 hca 
 Then lea 
 to toicl 
 t]iiivalei 
 on a Rei 
 an ! one 
 the Tent 
 great Cu 
 lions Stc 
 footed a 
 Iv, he cc 
 direChoi 
 towed 
 upon b-)t 
 Ciimlbn. 
 me to fp 
 caule I k 
 nuniiT. 
 
 " E-"''i 
 " Harih 
 " make 
 " oiefo 
 " ble. 
 " corral 
 " unlcf" 
 c: -I i\-li 
 
 deftly f 
 und to c 
 
 ■y''i<: !": 
 
 J i hir.f 
 
•cmij-lu l.'cni ilitnofal, l;^, 
 a I'la. k Ointment. I ;•". "vl 
 
 ■lilatc m ar, opt iii xhv 
 i iiiy li-;r that 1 w,i, , 
 iiy Piolfilioii to poilcY 
 iifs, am! thcrdori: |,.,.| 
 Hacu|i)ii he aiil'al our 
 Mvcd, ai.J iliHiiiuiici |, 
 roncth^T lo ilrjiJt .,M 
 \U> the hiiipcroin nfi.,. 
 
 "•- if WC IVOllJii ill,,,'),. 
 
 «huli 'i f aii».|ig thim, 
 II iifn;i dimk ol 11, aiij 
 1 after tl.cy have oiiu- 
 It thciii in the Chiii,li 
 liiilliati Kiiih). I ,i|,_ 
 cut ot'o'.rown.aiKitiiat 
 I'c conlliainM to drink 
 ih.'iiaski'J what Words 
 •■"■•!• i 1 aiifvvcrcj, tl,c 
 skrtl apain, what thti^ 
 li> hear thi'ni. 'Ilun I 
 ("iiidliy myliiirrpivtci 
 he had h( ii-d, liolh.,(,t.' 
 td in W\ coni|Miiy m,,,! 
 •Ill to ilnve cur fniis 
 ^r.iim-l; alfo one Co.iJ 
 k; but their C'^^/)«„n(„ 
 
 Init lit- If of it. Oiii 
 ntis, when we fetim-ltr 
 
 the vehement licat .n 
 Vi>;tna!s ; :ind h.id i„ 
 '^ mour prelen.e while 
 Ihus we travelled uuK 
 Milk ot" I he Rivei i;^. 
 I'p: It ishercibhioad 
 v\ere firft terried over, 
 ;> lioiind t( aether, one 
 mow no t'litlur lurih- 
 beginningof .Ih^JIk. 
 
 1 at the Court of Duke 
 
 ey of the Kivcr f' .,•.?'"'■ 
 
 maWiut I'-ioCarts.dur'''"*. 
 
 Oini a Ncftorian, a ''"''•"• 
 
 Dffiee is to iiiiri)ducc 
 
 re him, I tnldjnni for 
 
 lelk'dfo inikh fiifoiirai 
 
 tothe(ii;htofhis lord, 
 
 I'rcluit to him or his 
 
 onk, not rceeiung ncr 
 
 precious iliinps, lave 
 
 s wherewith wc fervcj 
 
 lly, that being a Monk, 
 
 obfcrve n:y \„w; 
 
 . tiiiii). wc had, but 
 
 thinps as wc w.intej, 
 
 ik of his Milk, he r- 
 
 hiiii. Then he cn- 
 
 :e anient; ihe l-.m{': 
 
 but 'the King of 
 
 .odginii, we Unt him 
 
 '/, and a Box ol' Kis- 
 
 to him. The next 
 
 •me to Ouirr, and to 
 
 Vertnieiiti and Books 
 
 (ired to fee tliuii. 
 
 nc Cirt with liiskiT, 
 
 h our Books and VcA- 
 
 opcn, and demanded 
 
 hinps upon his Lord. 
 
 juclt was, that nur 
 
 to accept our Bread, 
 
 >cciu(c It is Kiomean, 
 
 d come with an cmp- 
 
 -• Hull fee the 1 ciuis 
 
 ^' ^ncc, he Will bv 
 
 vc arc come iin:o hin\ 
 
 • hnw, Ihall ('and If 
 
 unts, thi'y are holy, 
 
 I'riells to toiirh their, 
 
 the faiJ ("larmcms, 
 
 nd we did fi. 1 put 
 
 id took ill riiy Anns 
 
 which yo'ir Maj.-lty 
 
 tcr which 'he Q.«een 
 
 oodiy Pidures. My 
 
 and iheC'Icik having 
 
 11 his Hand. Wueii 
 
 before h:^ Doir wa; 
 
 lifted 
 
 Lib.^lV. 
 
 into Tartary W China. 
 
 503 
 
 
 il'ted IIP that he iiui'h' behold us. Then they caul'ed thci and utterly dad.e.! out of cciiiiteri.uicc. /ifler lilcnt,; 
 
 Clerk andiheliilcrpreier to bowihe Knee thrice, but ot 
 us they rei|i'tinl no fiich liibniiMlMii. They diln'i-iitly 
 adni"iiiih'd iis, iliat in piiiip in and coming o^r., wc 
 Ihoidd not timcli theTlirclhold, an I r i]ueflcd ns to liiip 
 a I'cnediCtiOn : Wc ei.iied in, linninf SiUe /(./«.:: 
 The '-V/j ( r rich I'mnti, ihrulliij; 111 wrli ii>, pi.ired 
 us very much : .All his Wive-, were llieie alicnihleJ. 
 Then I ' '' cairicJ to his Lord tb ■ (ien'isr with liiceiil' 
 which he took in be I land 
 
 made, I liiid iintohim, I ciine 'I'l 10 vourSdi, b.can:.. ■•' 
 wcheai i tl ir hi- wasbecoiiiea Chriliian, and 1 1 K u;.;ht 
 un:ohi.iil e'lei, tio ; wy iiuveraij;ii J.u'.l tlie Kin^if 
 i-V.i//;v. and jimii .Son U'iu it e bithei "lit) you; ihc 
 canfciif ny . on in;' is iliearijie belt known unto y 01 i 
 lelt. '1 Ian he cj .led me 10 nfe ii|), and ei'ij dred x.ni 
 Ma'efties name and my name, and the names ot my 
 ■Micjciaie a.itl Inteiprctcr, and i.uUi d them ill 'o be (ur 
 
 a 
 
 V \J 
 
 ! bcliild very diii;'(iitl\.| ilown 111 wiitiii!.;. He dcniand.-i! ( liaMii;.;bicn intor 
 dm, which lie, and his] that yoiiiM.i cliy was dtpaitid fioin ycui 'i'm.Cuuii' 
 
 Then he earned the Ll.ilier to 
 
 Wife that faie by, h.k'.d lati.llly iimui. I.allly, hcl with an .'.1,1. y j aj'.andl ul, .1111 you w.ij'.e.l War. I .. 
 cirried the Itible M liim, and ,s^..m,/' asked if the Gof-j fwired, .i;Minll the S.ir.urm, becaiifc lliey had detilei' 
 pel were .nntained tlieicin : i r.jJ liiiii it wa>, and allhho HoiiK .-.f iJo.l at 7ri//ai'fm. Ilieii he jidcre.l us u 
 the Hob. .Scnucrcs beli.lis, IK- t,., ,k the Crolb 111 liisi lit down, ,>iid pave usO/v/t., wliicli 1^ a. . .jiaiid avrtac 
 Haiv!, andaskclil ibeliiiai;c iipun ii^rie the |ii'a;;cot favour wi. 1.11 anv Man isaitiivired 10 dinik it 111 l.soivii 
 
 leave, o..r finale 
 
 Ho. lie. A> fipMi, 'IS we had taken ou> 
 laiiietoiib.in.' laid, Whereas y.iir Mait.r i.,ouel!s 
 
 til 
 
 aiiro', i!ram it \". Kii ■ 
 
 Ci'ji: llaiditwas. Th' n le 11.11m aii.'cdall t<i Uaiid 
 
 (Hide, ih.it heiiiii;bt tlK'bct'.d fee our C)iiiameiiis. | de- 
 
 hured 10 bun yonr iNbiiellies Letieu, with a 'I'r.inllari- 
 
 imiiito . /w/./V/; aii.i Sv/'t When be bail heard them, 
 
 he oi'dci'dour Uriad, WiMcan.l bruin 11 be icicived, 
 
 and permitted us 10 dciMri with ■ iir Velliiu nis and' L'lerk .md ihe I a.l ll.,:UKtti.n •(. ibc Court ot 
 
 Honks |i ( iir Lodpinp.' But in the Moming early, .1' -aMd tarry theretill you tome Lack. I iiureare.l 
 
 I'tieit. wl;.) was li'.ciiur miio CsC, ea.i.e to lis, and re-l 'peak to Bum that the Clerk 11 ipl.t to 
 
 i; 'Cited II. I:.i\e (.III- B.i.K u*-' Cbvifme, beca'ife i.a/.i.AJ He fiid, X< in ir I'' nli, it beiiii'; refole I liiat !'.i it llnll 
 
 ( d', he faiil ,' ^v.lsd. liioiis to lee it, and fo wc i;avc it' be, aii.l thei'd'.re ! dare not i',o t.i the C'ourt anymore. 
 
 hiin. In f.be Lvenini; (.'...i/ lent loi us, faying, Yourj Thus wep.iried with tears, theClork and the I.a.l bciiv, 
 
 Kii'.g liarlit writ ten p,o. d words to my Lonl aii-.l .\Liltcr fent 1 a k to ibc Court of, V1/^;c/, where 'a-. I nfici'-'- 
 
 Si-.it.Ai , but there au fonv Difficulties in tb.em, c'.iicern- wards itndcrltood ) they b.und ibe .\i;//.."(.;(iPrie!'a 111 h.s 
 
 mj', wbi.'li, he dare not determin without the advi:c of pribncc, adoriifd with out VcOimiits. 
 
 his b.itlier II m, and thereliin' ymi mult go ;!iither,' I with my Allo.:iate and Interpreter, u.Ie li.rwa'.d with 
 
 yi.ii niiy lema'n in tin. Land, lir..t 
 out the ...nfent ot M:ii^[ -'■'..•/, when f. re vim and yen 
 Alfa i,ite wiihvi.ur Im(?r| ittei n lilt (;i) ID hini, but lb. 
 
 s;/,;,, 
 
 bini til 
 
 e.uli us ; 
 
 le.-ivini' your \ ellu'i Ills and Bo'.ks in ir.y culto.iy, be- 
 ca'de my Lord is dchioiis to i,il,c a iiiorj dibi^.iit view 
 of them. 1 he iicx; day he fet.t a .V'^e'c .vh I'lielt, who 
 took ihciii Ironi us. ; 
 
 Thencame our (jiiidc, te'lin;; us wc miilt depart im- 
 iiiedeiiely ; an 1 1.< navi-Ilingialtwai'.', we came 011 the 
 tliii'd d.,iy to [he River /'■;;.", and paifed down Itreain in ' 
 a Mark to the C^inrt of /J.iec//, whi. h leheii I beli'ld, I; 
 iv:is altonillid ai ill,' lig'it ; i'lr tlie Ho'.ifes or Teiitsj 
 fecmc! like a liiicc and mighty (,'iiy, the People ranging 1 
 about It for the Ipa, c ot tl'.rec or four Leagues. The I 
 C'oi;it is ealli-d in tlicir Language llu.l.i, whieh lipiiifies 
 the Middle, beuiuie llie Cliiel' among tlieni always! 
 divells in the midilof bis People, excepting that diree't-l 
 ]y towards the ,S .nth, no .Siibjcel n.,iy place himfelf, 
 Ix'caiilc toward th II Rigioii the Court Gates are open,! 
 bii' to the right and left, ibey may extend tbcml'ebc. m ' 
 lar as tliiy will, and every one kn.iws on which lidcol'the 
 C.urt be ought 10 place his llnufc when he t.ikes it 
 from ihe Cart. 
 Court ( f H- 1 
 
 Bi.'iii along ihe llankr-f /',,v ; tbr tiveV\'eeks togciber ; 
 ar len'i'li, about the ir.i.iille of ,s\y.; .•>«/.■., a AMc/ eaiiic 
 to lis faying, J am the Man tiiar mull ondudt you rj 
 M.:iivu-V,\,-, we have timber .1 Jcurney of t iir Alot'tlis 
 Icng to travel, and there :s m. b ixireain cold in iliofe 
 parts, il:ai .St nesand '1 le.'sare nvei, a bin 'er ; tb.-ictore 
 I would wilh\outoeonlider with vi.ur lUv"'- •vh; (iier yon 
 be able to endure it. Ifaid, I licped In ( r.d's lie'p, we 
 l!;oiild be able to I rook ili.it wbub otl.. \ M.t' , an en- 
 dure. 'J hen be bid Us to ihew Inn; all ii'..rli,ninents. 
 and wli.it belli .cj'ht lefs needful fir iis ii- willed v... to 
 le.ivc beli'iid, and the iie.vi dav llicv brou'lir cai h of'.s 
 aturred (iownmadeuf lOins Skms. v/iilithe W.«)l liilj 
 upon tlieii', and Breeches of ibc (ame. with liuskins 
 and .Shoes made of Felt, anil Hoods of Skiiu after their 
 111 inner. 
 
 t)n the 1 6th of of Scpfrtnlirr we let ibrward, ha''in'' 
 three Gui.iesro direct ns. We havl rn the North b..!c 
 
 Uui^.ir.i ibegreatcr, en iheSoiisli ilic l',:ly!.:i. Sea. Wc 
 Lhe ne:;t day we were brought unto the i rode contumaily e.iltwavd over the Plains of ('..■ ' ,c .; j 
 [t\).\ ciuleil a l,uge T"ent to be ereded,: d-iys, travelling ahiiolt every rbiy as far by inyeiiin',ari.-ii. 
 
 becaule his Houfeor urJiinry Tent would net contain fo 
 iii.inv Men and Women as were adeinbled. Our (iuide 
 adiii.uiillied usn'it to Ipeak, till B,r,(//i Hioulii give tis 
 Comniaiidmeiit fo to do, aii.l tliattbcn we lliould fjieak 
 oarniinds br:etly. When wc came into his Prefciiee, 
 thetirlt Qiieltii.n be ask'd lis was, Whether yiiir Ma- 
 jeltyliad lent AmbalfaJors unto him or no ; 1 anfwcrcd, 
 Ibat yi nr Maiedy had lent Mellcngers to • l\i:':-Cnii, 
 
 ;"' -"and wo'.ild not have fent III hiui or Siit-cr, if yuu iiad 
 
 ;.v„,,." not heard that they were converted t(. Chriltianity. 
 
 ;:w.i.i Then leading 11 1:1110 his Pavillion, we were charged iii.t 
 ■''■'.'• to till ch the CoiJ.s of the Tent, which they think e- 
 
 .:" '"''ipiivaleiit with th„ ThrelhoU of the Houfc. H.1,1 tt fuCi 
 on a Red guilt all over, with three .Stairs t.')afcend to it,' 
 
 asii'uiu i'.nii toOi/ci/u, and leiiietimes firiher, a,, wc 
 hapned to be provided with PoH-)'(ufs; for loinc d,a\s 
 wc had change of Horfes twice or thrice a day ; at other 
 limes we travelU-tl two or three Davs toi;etlier, and law 
 no People, and tlicn wt le conliiaiiied no- ni ride fo tall; 
 We bring .Strangers had .ilwavs -he wont 1 leu W^. 1 Ikv 
 always mounted me upon a llrong Hoife, beca'. fe I was 
 corpulent and heavy, but whether be went ealie or nor, 
 I durlt not ipieflion. We cndincd n.iicb Hinger, 'Lbirlt 
 and Cold, eating no Viclua'S but imhi livening : In d.c 
 Moinii.g weliipr otf fonieibdden Millet, and a' Kight 
 we had fume Rams .\h::t>jn, an,! cu-ry Man a lue.iUi.ed 
 cjiiantity cf llroili 10 drink, whiihileil-. Hi ih did 11 luh 
 relU'lli us: We were r-'nieiniies tiir want of Levve', i'a 
 
 an! oneof bis L.ul.esl'ateby him. At the entrance cf; to eat our b'kih half 
 the Tent W2S :i Hen; h fiirnilhd with C/w.'j, and Itately 
 great Ciipsof Silver and Gold, richly adorned with pre- 
 cious .Sroiies. Wc Hood before him in our Habits bare 
 fioted and bareheaded ,■ .'\lter be bad beheld es earnelt- 
 ly, ho comiiian.led us to (peak ■ Then our Guide gave ns 
 dircs't.i.ii to bowour Knees and fpeak : Whereupon I 
 bowed one Knee, but be lignitied that I lliould kneel 
 upon biih Knees, and being loih to lontend .ilio'it Cir- 
 Ciiniltan.\'s, Ididlo. .'\n.l the Prince again c.imniandcd 
 mctofpe.ik; then 1 thinking cf Praver unto (jod, be- 
 cau'.el kneeled 1.11 I'O'.h KiiciS, beg.iii to pray on this 
 nianiiT. " S.'-, We befee, ;i ili ; I - rd, from wlio'n all 
 
 g.'od thmgi do proceed, and who b.nh given you thele 
 
 Eardily Renertts that it would pleafe hull hercitter to 
 ' make you I'ariakerof his Heaven' v IMe.iings, bcciufe 
 " t'l'.' former w '.ho it thefe are inic vain and uiiprolita- 
 
 bie. /Ind ! I- :'.ici t':i :i:r, Be ic kn.iwil unto you for 
 " certain, that you Hull not obtain •he joys i:.i Heaven, 
 " unlcfs you become a Chriliian; tvrCIoti fliiib, UWj'u- 
 ev'r hlir ^::l, a,,:! I'l {-.ipi:^.:!, Jh-Jl I: ln::J, vi- h: thu 
 l::iti::i/t:ct, f'li.'l id ri.tf>i)ic.l. At thefe V\'ordshe mo 
 ileftly finiled, but the .VIo.-.'j began 10 cb'.p their Han.ls 
 and v'j deride ui, and my Iiiieipietcr himfelf was aballied 
 
 io;ie,l or 
 
 a'liiort raw, having lel.'oni 
 
 any oilier Fcwcl but the Uiuig of Horles and Oxen, 
 imlefsit wcrea Icv'Thorns 111 t. me pdaces. 'Lhere aie 
 Woodsgrowing on the Hanks of ii;nv Rivers, bur are 
 very rare. C)ur<juide at thefirit f'cin.'d todildainu:, 
 and it wa:.tedious to l.im to crndu.'.l tut li b.Te bellcu's ; 
 but when he began ro know us better, he ilircdted us to 
 the Hal-itauous of ri. h iVJ .7f, who live dilpcrs'd ever 
 this vail Delait. Tliev marvelb a that that we won!. I 
 receive neiiher Gold nor Silvei a: thii' Hands : 'I'liey in- 
 quired oneerniiig ihe grt^'. Pope, wbctlier he wis )o 
 old ai they li,id heard, it being reiorted among tliciii 
 that he was y.s Year', old : TI.ey iiiijui'cd I'lo ot our 
 Countries, wb.ihcr tliire were rTnind.iiKeof Sliee]', Ox- 
 en and blorfi:,. On th? Kveof .i/"-.'i'i.'..-.-t we f.rloi.k th.; 
 way leading ti.wards the bill, and went dircetly loutli- 
 w.nd. ,iiid on the 9tli d.iy cimtto M'e.ni' C''!.ie-!/ii.,iiot fa/ 
 from which Hands tlie City of Co/ „•.-, whcro wc tanicsl 
 1^ davsliir ..;..'. :.'.,'sSerrerarv, w!io ouglit tohavi .u^um- 
 paiiied oui Guide llr the difparching lemc Affairs in 
 theC uHt of .'>/.o-;.'i. Thciwc wccoutimied bur JoiitnCy 
 until the 17 of i)': cmh y, at which time we arrived a: 
 the Court of .M. :>;;.-■.'•■'■, and on the tittli ot jai,ii,-.-i 
 wcie adtu'lted to bii orefincc. 
 
 A u a a i Fir!>, 
 
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 4 ^ 
 
 4 
 
 I'l!'' 
 
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 llJi 
 
 I 
 
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 7 he 'hiumi oj William de Kubriquilh C hap. mib iV 
 
 '' .Ui: 
 
 m 
 
 I25j. Firil, fniiic .V.y?(ir/,«(j Pii/lli .mc 10114, ilciu.»n'!"i>: 
 
 L>^\^%, lit us V hit Rcvi'tciirc wc wouii: ilo in (()««, wlii'lm 
 
 Cjun.ic .itu'r 'lur own trillion (ir tlii-Ui I anlwcril, lli^i ^^i 
 
 *'"'•••'" wcri' I'l nils i^ivcM •» tlicScivKi.- . (' (m.I, Imt v*'MiM 
 
 liuinb.'c (^ui ftlvis !o all Men lor tlic l.cnl^ l.il>i : 
 
 iiiid tli.u it tlicy pliMl' 1, Wf w,.ii'.il hrit linf. I'r.iilcs i.i 
 
 Go.l, ulio liwJ ImouhIu us l.ili' linlur tioin .1 t.u Coiiiiii \ , 
 
 iiiiil wi;iiKi,ittcrw.»i'il"i iliiwlu'f ■tvci iiiiit I.onl 'Vioiil.i 
 
 {•IcalV, piiniilcJ th.u lic.oiniiiii .1 iis iiniliuit' .it',.iinlt ilu 
 
 NVorlliip.iiiillliMioiir cl" (r il TIkii thiy ctinii!'. ili 
 
 H'Uli', ilfiivriM >\!nt \\c li.ul I'.ikI, ,ir„l il'icir I on' Ik- 
 
 iiij; "i-.tiiiicl, iliiy j'i.ucii lis hitciic tlif Ci'i- it ihi' 
 
 1 loufr, litiiiip up ihc I'd'. vAv\U liui^j^lvlorc 11, .iml 1 1 • 
 
 c Ulfi' it w.is C •! l!m.i! wo 1 i(;,intci i:iij;, 
 
 /.'( ./yiii* 'i.!-! r titiiiifir, 
 \i:t..i/i A/.ii'.i l'i<t<inr. 
 
 Fr in ihi rirll lialU'iil niul 
 'lofvinliiil WclUrii Siuiul, 
 Fc! us C.hrilt l.iui! an.l liiif;, 
 I'llcli V'ni',ir< J')'^, "iir K ng. 
 
 Vlicr. v.t h.ul fillip, i!iis hyini), thy Icarclicd lis to fci' 
 It' vv. Ii.kI itiy Kiiivts .iliiiir >'. , t'lon ncwi'ic .'iluutKi' 
 la'lKl;ntr.i:-,c< iliticiKiOiUlkiKii witlifi^'../, lywliu 
 ■ Tclrr'tloiir lnrcr(iitcr to ft.imi, nmiiavilcd iisto li 
 1. .: .'■■■T.il- • iIr' I ;uiio«. 'Ihc wliolt Houlc \v.i» 
 111' ' . itli ■. ,.;.'li of (iii'il, uinl Oil a Hearth 111 the 
 nil... "' llic h >':(c. ^ lire was made of Ox Dunn 
 
 rhorii., ..mlNVoi.; ■<' od Rixits, which i^ti.w there iciy 
 i'i,i; : Ht f.ue en .1 l.V,i c!oaihcd with" a fi'imcd l-ur, 
 l>;iiiri,H likea Seals Skin. He wa^ i Hat ncileil Man, ot, 
 
 1 sid'dle nature, .ilcut the ai'.e of .(.5 Years, and his] 
 
 li'in, \vc ivitliJiew, Ili, .Secretary and Imerp'iitrr ae- nii 
 • oiii|iaiiyiiiti lis, wh.i weiev iV ii'ijnifiine oftlie Kint;- (•VN, 
 'ti III i.t /■ . /• r, uhethi r then, wei,- luaiij Rams, O.stn^ 
 .wA n'lrlLsiliere. 'I lici .ipi ..inied uiu- ■.oat^oiid on u^ 
 111 the 1'. . erimnthc liitipieter lanie aiMni t( us, f-ivin,.' 
 Miir^i: : ■» haih .oiii| -1 111 n oir.oii, aiulpue* yoiitw,! 
 .\l. mils tune to llay, inwiiiili (r.iic tlie txtieaui („|j| 
 \M I be pil^i and fiirlier f.iys, tliat within ten ilj^, 
 loiiine\ lowar.ls tlie N.>:ili, there is a j^ood City ealK'd 
 (.1..;, , i.i'i, if yewillf-o thitlier, lie wil) fiiruilli joi, 
 with Niciilari.s, or if yc will ahulc l;eic jmi n,;,,^ 
 bill It will l>e a tioiiiil. fume tliii i; for )iiii to Io||ow ihi' 
 
 '/,! 
 
 •"'. .ind 
 
 t.miir. I .inlweied, '1 he l.ordprefel ve 
 yj.im li'iiia ..lofpeio s .aid lonjj iife,l>ui|iy the !;ooiirn)- 
 in!eiue<f (od, we liaiet;.uiid licie a Alorl., whowf 
 lluiik to 111" an hol> M.m, whe'efore we w, ii|d « iVr.uzk 
 It.iy wall liiiii, ImauU' wewowM |i':iy ioi;ulierfor (he 
 1 ik I'l' (/.!/., wliuli AiiKv r hciiij' eairml ru limi, hf 
 lelii to iheM.iik to know if he would have oiii (.'om- 
 pany, \« liof,!adly .uilwerd liiai he would ; and fu wf 
 dwelt wiilihuu till <ini ilepaaureio l <i..i /r.nm. 
 
 On Scj'ti..rriJ„ii, S n... . tllc,^lw.■/;M..• PrielU went In 
 pioieinon tothe Horfe of a;-».^j., and ilie Mr nk, m\ 
 leir and Ailo.iate (leiiij- liift hanli.d if wc h.id Knives) 
 went in wit!! die I'riellv. Abv.c weiveirraij;, lol fervcd 
 rue of the .Servants eanyint; out the hhoifnt -Homsof 
 Kains I iiriii t-i iIk bl i.'.taef; of Coals ; I | .;■ eniimry 1 
 was iiifoviaed, tli.it tlu c'/i«neicrili.ei anytljiu;, not jo 
 mui h as periiuf a .Man to i nter into hi,\ l-jo'ii., I Vfoie h^' 
 li.i\e eoiii'.'lted will' thjfc I'ones, which i.s done in this 
 iiiaiiiier. 
 
 He tallies thiee B'licsto be bro'iphr iiiifo Iiiin en- 
 burnt, an.l h.ildiiimlieiii in his Hand, he thinks of the i',';",'' 
 Thinj whereof he won;,! lon'iili.wlinh.rhe nia. doitor^ K 
 not, .iiid then dehveii. the bones lobe buriii. Wh 
 
 .ire burnt i>iaik iliet 
 
 Klltllcyll-l;. 
 
 _, _ . _ . ,, .lie bioii^ht unto hiiii, aii.l if i' , 
 
 Wao, ,1 httle preitv yoiiiii;\\ omaii, late by hiii. ; and Uonesb> the heat ol' theliieaie elefi foiih r:(',hr, then he 
 
 tiiic of I1..S lyiiiphttrs who' was mairi,'j;i able, wiihdivers loneliuUs tliai lie ma, ilo 1: ; but it' the I'oiKsbe .la.k- 
 iRxt to thini upon a Ued. 1 le li.ulthat 
 
 ed athwart, or lound piives Hy cur of tlie'o, ilien he 
 doihitnot; yef.f oni' <>f ihr three be el.lt Ibrili r i;ht, 
 he ilo'Ji it, We were .ulim nilh'.l at our eiiiraiKe ii.jt 10 
 toiieh the Thivlhold, 1 i.tiiiv C.iinpaiiioiuoiiiiiig out lift, 
 turned his baee about ami bowed to i.:,.-,i, and thin 
 lialtil) i;.|icwiiii>iis, tbiiiil..V,l at the 'I'hrrihcM, wlvjic- 
 iipon, thev thatobferied the ri.rell.olil, l.iid liands on-., 
 hiin, audi ',mnianded ail Dfti.er to carry him to }'i:!'[-;,yj- 
 iiiiiiiandcd 1' u'le c^ that made of, who is tlie Iudi;eof tliofe that .ire airaii;iied (fl.t'e aiJ 
 
 'death. When I looheil f.i.kaiid riwliii'n not eonun?, I 
 tlioiii^ht the\ haddciamed limit.. ^,vc him fome i/iuu 
 CJariiienis, lie beine weak and fo Luhn wiih I'elt Ijar- 
 iiieiits, that lie could leaucpo. '1 he next day ihi^^.i 
 c.uiie, and diligently ini| ind wli.lhei .iiiv h.id w.irnal 
 is to take heed of toiichinf; ihe 'rinelhi Id ; 1 aiifwere.', 
 ■Sir, our In'er|icteriiot beinj' with us, how was it polli- 
 blc wc lliuuld un.leill.ind ' fo he pauh iie.l him, hr: 
 would neitr afo r Uilfer hiiu to eon-.c iiio) any i:l ilie clo.i- 
 fes of Mui'^U'Cvi, 
 
 Ali.iut I'rijir.! S:iii.l,:\ the (/'.:); bet; in his journey to Ct- 
 ■.(..M/".', and the Monk and We followed him: As wo 
 palled lierween the Hillsit was txtivanuold, withn ii.li 
 VViiul and Snow, whereupon he feiv. about inid-iiii;htto 
 the MOiik and us, nitreatins; us to pray uiiio (IchI tii.itl'e 
 woi Id miti.cate ihat Wind and Cold, beiaule thelkul;, 
 in the Train being with yoniij; and reail) to bring t''uli, 
 w-erc 111 danger of their Li^cs.' 'liic Monk ftiiihini In- 
 cenle, rciiuinnt; him to put it on the Coafs and otter it t.i 
 Clod, which wiuthei hedidorno, I know nor, but the 
 Teiiiped ccafed, which h.id ccaliiiued iwo da^s. Oji^-j. 
 I'.h'i/i .?:,H./'/;> we ciitrcd I '/:(.:.. (..'iw), cairyiiii; the dvfb .1- 
 loft with the Uanncr. 'I'he City Is eiiclot. d w.th a Mud 
 
 " r ihe M 
 l:ii):e:r.ns, one forChriltians, but nu .t of the Inlialiitaii's 
 are Idi^Iatcis, cailed by tliemTci'iuwj. 
 
 Iftlc oii.;», fa' 
 
 IViui;IU!.r by a Clirithan l.idv "whom he dearly loved, 
 
 .md aliho iv.;h.i.l married that youu;;W,te,yet thcDaui;li- 
 
 rcr wa-.N'.idrdi of all th.it Court whi.:h had been her 
 
 Mothers, h',- iiiad.e them ask us wla; we would drink 
 
 xvhtthei Wine or Rack, ''. c I'm, k made ol Kice, or 
 
 C.iws Milk, or Mcail. I aniwered, .Sir, wc are not Men 
 
 v.ho laki piealuie in drink, NVharplcafes you thai 
 
 trnr us 1 hen h 
 
 Rice to N'guc'; t,> es, clear and fa\oury as Wliiie Wiae, 
 
 v\ hereof I'taiud a little tor KcvituKC lake; but i ur In- 
 
 terpictir ( to o, r mi.di rtune Itanding neat ihe Butlcri, 
 
 thi\ piveliim iiv.'ih l.'r.i.k and lie was quickly drunk. 
 Ihuic", <:'icai lidfalcoiiNaiid othei Uiios to be brought 
 
 iinro him, whi.li he loik upon his bilt, and aftrr a long 
 
 time coiianaiidid us to Ipeak, which 1 did asfoduweth, 
 
 ' 'Wclini i;;vc'rhauks aadl'raile toGod.whohath fcroughi 
 
 '■ us from remote I'aits of the Woild to fee Ai.u./« 
 
 " iV.Mi., lo whom IJod hath ^'^ciifo ^rcat i'oivcr upon 
 
 '' Earth ; and wc bcfcech our lord, by whcjfe Com- 
 
 " iraml We hvcandriic, to grant h an a long and protpc- 
 
 " ro-.-s l.il'i, Su, we heard that Sr.rtr.c'n was become a 
 
 " Chriitian, whereat the Chriftian.s, but cfpccially the 
 
 " Kin;of ;-,.i««,ie;o, i-d,aud fentuswithl ettcrs to him, 
 
 '■ wherein are W'oiils of IVace, tclht'juig wh.ife ier 
 
 '' vaiiLs we are, ami iiitreating haii to permit us to A 
 
 " bi !cm hi.> Ciaintry, it beini'.o'it Office to tiach Men 
 
 " to luc :iC(^^ldi^g lothe baw of God. S-ti-s^icn us 
 
 " to li Jill las |-aiher, and Jinr.!:, hath fenf us hithei 
 
 " unto yn 1. Yc aretbey to v horn Ciod luih givengrtat 
 
 " [)ciiiirions upon bar.!., wc thcrcfire iiitreat your 
 
 " Hir.laielb to give us lea\e tocon'.inucin your Country, 
 
 " to "do the ,Si fvicc of Gi-d for )ou, your Wives, and. Wall, and hath lour Gates-, tiv'o Churclies 
 '' your Children. Wc liave nciihei Gold nor .Silver 
 " nor precious 'iti'iies to prdent unto you, ror any thing 
 " ini ourfelvci, whom wc pretent to I'crve and to pray 
 ' unto (jnd t'or you. 'Xt ihe lealt give us leave to con- 
 tinue till thecold' be pafr, niy Companion being { > weak 
 
 til, it he cannot travel. He then aiilwcred, " As the Sun you have iK.mellage unto him, biKoiilv .onieti pray ti'i 
 " I'prcails his lica.-ns every wherr, even fo our Fowierand| him, as many other Prielts do, bur if )oii liavc any 
 " fli.ifi.'sl'prcadsit lelf, toihat wc havcno need of your thiiiii elfe iolay 10 hiai, deilareit. I tol.l hiin 1 had no- 
 " Silver and (i.il.i. Hitherto I undcrtlood my Interpre- thin;; nion- t,) fiy to him, imlefs I lIiouM ip:ak tii'- 
 til, but further I could not perceive any perfeCt \\:n-\ Wcrdsof Gotl unto him, v/hicli 1 would ilaJly .lo, if he 
 teiice, whereby 1 t'ound that he was drunk, and Ahi/.;/i.-| vvouldhear iheni. Tluy ask.d u ha. W011.I:. i^f 1.1, id I 
 Co/ was drunk alfo, as [thought. He feemcd to bedif-, wouM fpeak unto h 111 ; 1 faid, This is the Woni ci 
 
 One day I was 1'cnt foi 1.1 the Court, an.l the chief ,Sc- 
 creiaries were very urgent with me to know the ciifool 
 my coming, telling nic that c'/mw knows well cnDiighth.u 
 
 plca'.iil th It ive went to i'ii.Mc.i before we came to hi 
 
 li'tt my Intctpicter being out of order, 1 held my pea,:e, 
 
 only beg d, his I liphncfs would not l>e dil'plcafed ar v;hat 
 
 I h.id fpokeii lif Goid and Silver, Lci.aiife 1 fpoke ir not 
 
 a it he hail need of (uchthings, or deli.cd them, butbc 
 
 caiXe we wfre wiibng to hoiK^ur him with tca.poial as 
 
 wcllasrpinti..il iliinPS; then maliiiig our Obcifancc toj ?■.:'.;■'•('«•■ .■'•-"i^^'.iW N'4.'ii'« /o .V 
 
 Goil : 'low":))! tmichii coniinitt^d, nfrc il >ri?ii.'i.<l it In 
 l'.i>\ii ; to ivh'jm tin'C li fotyjvcji^ he 0, ght ,? /y.;- //../;'. I 
 told .y.iyigu himfcl!'', thr.tCo I Ij.id ■^ivcit hi>n vm:'- ; ]■>' " ' 
 i'.iuri rnJ. Hiil:i Iv !:ttl', mciciiut ^h.-» I iw lii /.';■ /..'.■.';(_■ 
 //■f Tuinians, hut ly th- lii/mipncut G"i(', iv/i« L:-'> iii-irlc 
 ller.vtn .u'dEf.rti; in »/;>//> lUiuii all Kj'-^ '."'•' '"■i ""'■' 
 
 7'!: 
 
 lV-.l..;nili „ l„fg. 
 
 ' !•■•• ihc I, 
 k-: «■ 
 I,..,, 
 
 
 ;/. . Si. 
 
 it . 
 
 fay, (/. 
 Iron, h 
 which 
 whatl'o 
 Muf. In. 
 ibevcr 
 and ui 
 (.'omni 
 
 Would 
 
 fee, th 
 
 ■ aiiii wl 
 withiii 
 I'cwal 
 
 ' ftcrna 
 I he pre 
 
 ■ jII nth 
 thel-,^ 
 
 ' Comm 
 
 ' ('' nu. 
 ' Air.b.il 
 ' wr.hh 
 ' .irii cJ 
 ' VVit'e 1 
 thai w 
 Mattel 
 
Chap. 'Ifib'lV. 
 
 into Tartary W China 
 
 1? '>.'*' 
 
 \ anil InnTj) riti j^. n^;, 
 i)iuliii\c lit ilic Kini;- (•V\ 
 >■ niJii) K.iins, 0.,(.ii, 
 il uiu' u»«t;oii.J on u 
 
 U .UMUl t( US, r,lvi|||/ 
 II, .111,1 piM's yi.iitvv,! 
 ■•!'<-• the nucjiii i„|j 
 that wiihiii ten ila\, 
 !•• a Knoil City ciH;.;) 
 '■I- Will turnilh )on 
 jI'kIc |;orc )i,ii „„ 
 lor )i ,1 t(i I'.illowihr 
 ;!7 '•,"•";: • ''".and 
 
 ln.-KaM(}t)|., «!,(, uf 
 re wo \vi iiM W]|;;i,„i.. 
 |"ay ronulKT lor il,( 
 If cMirml to Inm, |,e 
 mkl liavc our Com- 
 ' woulJ ; ami fu nr 
 II i H' .1 r'iDii. 
 ■■'lii'i I'lii'l'.s went 111 
 aii.l !lif Ml Ilk, „n 
 li'il il wch.ul Kmvis) 
 ■rcurriiif', Ii.lfiTicj 
 ilu' Mum iR -l((,ni'i oi' 
 iiN- t I ; :. cmimry 1 
 ilics .inytl^iii;, iint lb 
 '111' Mo'lr, litoit- h>- 
 *hn.ii IS iV.iiC in tl|,s 
 
 rtviphr iiiitd liimrn- 
 II J, lif thinki ol the,';',;'."" 
 lii'ilia-|i.! iiui- iloitori,)' k', 
 k' I'unii. WIkii ilicyli'i" 
 Jiiri> hull, aii.i il' iV^ 
 •ft foiih r:f;l<r, i):i-nhc 
 r the riiii.slii- .la.lv- 
 ut ct' tlio'ii. then hf 
 !c be cl.lt llirrh r j;ht, 
 .1'. our i-miaiKo ii..t to 
 MiiKiuoiuiiip out lift, 
 il i_i> I i-/(. mul tln.,1 
 lie "I'lirc'I'd I, wlioic- 
 
 ll.oM, laid Iiaiuls on,.., 
 
 carry Inm tn ^■i..'';-:;'.^..,;: .', 
 
 airai^ina < ('|;t'c .i|„i 
 
 awliiin not coniirp, I 
 
 ;:vc liini fume ijiuu 
 
 la Jill Willi IVIt tiar- 
 
 lie next I'ay llul^ri 
 
 iIkv am had w.irncil 
 
 It'll II Id ; 1 aiil'ivtri'.', 
 
 us, how was II polli- 
 viidi.ncd liiiii! In; 
 LMiiioaiiyct'ilic Jij.i- 
 
 inliisjourniy to c,i- 
 
 iivcil him : As \w 
 'anuold, witliii ilIi 
 \: alidui iiiid-iunhito 
 ■ay niiin (lo,! that he 
 I, IccauCi' ilielieal;s 
 read) to hriiii! I'.ith, 
 • Monk fi 1,1 hull In- 
 Couls and oiler it to 
 
 know nor, l>ut die 
 ucd iwo da^s. Oiifj,,,, 
 arryiiii; the Crcfsa- 
 iiclokd \v.th a Mud 
 iTchcs ll'r ilic .\;.- 
 .1 of tlie Iiiluiiitaii's 
 /J. 
 
 iirt,.inil till- cliicf, Se- 
 ll) know the cu.feol 
 
 OW.SWcll t'llDllghlll.H 
 
 only ii'ineti j ray tin 
 :it if \oii lijve anv 
 
 Ii<ddhimll,.iaii',- 
 
 I llionid l|>:ak tiio 
 oiilihiadly do, if he 
 Words i/f i.i,)d I 
 "his Is the Word rt 
 '■r: i.' rriiii.'i.il it /;■■ 
 ,,^/rf >■: /'/,:■ ;/..,.•. I 
 I- It him y:u:.'- ; pr tl\' 
 ,.•>/ 1 iui bi i>M- liLiir 
 (i<ni\ n'I'o L.'!< m.iHi 
 
 K/'-g L»'S i-:\ M.t 
 
 I :i.:Si..: it .\.- , 
 
 
 ithi'tfore it >(• //*e/'ii«, il Jh-illy," <fi-ll itith him, ifetUi- 
 vifr, let I'll ■! ;''''i<' '''•" ' ' '■' "''•'' ' '•i/'"'"' ell ll'fl< IV iii\i r.i 
 hrih'imli. Tlu'iioiKof liiclli fiid, It ihic .nn M'n^'ii 
 I'iri ntt do.i ■• I aiil'wcrtd, ^l./ /.nV', if iri, Mm ,' te 
 Wf, /'." in,' k'''/^ "" Ci<mri.iitilniii/i I lie rjc c l-e tluil k 'f- 
 ttlimt thfi'i'tiim,\i..l>H,-i.ii •;■ <!•.', Ifveili iiot <Uil. ') hm 
 faiil he, llrvr vu /*'« in lit'''- >i il'it jon m';Jii ■;« 'u lU 
 Vrtnmui'l'"""! 'f'''''lf N , l.»iill, '"' hehrih yrtn'hm 
 fitm Ihnvcii tc lUh Moi, ni'il fil ..;// !•■■• I iml.'') iltfnuU:! 
 f'cmlientii I'' ti'.-c'.i in; tail «v iiuelhrje lii'.v'i inlhr 
 Siiil'tmri, III tlf"': ' ■ ') il: It'ik' '/A' r,II'/'f.'/.-i ••'rv/;r/ 
 f/rrn cr K . l!c u|Med, IVll r.ii ll 'ii fn I'm Maii('il- 
 i.'\\M\ ks'P '•"' 'I'' <■' "i"',"'i'i"' " ' it iiCiif I niilwv-nd, 
 it il I'ltnjc ^'I:ltn^l -Clia n, / iv./i i .•. ile to h.iii tlir CminirnJ- 
 mn'ii't f".', '""' '■ /'.'•"■ ''• "•"'' ■/"■'.', m' f-l'f If 
 ll.-ri' linn rit I. .So they dcpiiU'.! and told him lh,it I 
 fiidtliat liow.-s a J' i'.e ri Idola'Ci, .-.iid kift iint ilie 
 Comniandiiunts nt Cod : Wl;erti p n he iilled luc 
 hifoiehiin, and faul, 'I ill me ihe trwh, wh.ther yon 
 faidlhar Inasa !//.;>« I aiilweriJ My l.uid, I laid 
 not lo ; hut if yivir Hieliiieli! (lull'', will jeeiic ilic 
 Voids I I'l'ake: 'Mien in iui;(' wUm I h.id faul, lie re- 
 plied, I tlioui'Jit yo;i laid not Ii), tnr it is a Word you 
 Ihoi.ld ivi' fj i.ak, and xoir lnter|irc:er hath iiu: r!('htly 
 in!,T|'r.tid '1 li.iilr Kiinn ;. nil Ills .'italF t-jiuc, hrfaiU. 
 J'cif '."', ivf M''a!liaiis, l',»i.! lie, I'd:.--,: tint /.«.,• ,i 0:.t 
 '* ''.-I.'- d'c.', fl' riii^,! v>i fill IV.- Iiu <!).,! .,•''. ; 4'/.< n'r/.'a:t miuf- 
 ''■ liol'i II Alt tm'.vJs i ii». ill Cvtii'Mi: pxtn laitu ih: Ih'.i.d 
 
 divers I'ill^f't, Joh/lll' h- ^ly.Cll VltHI ll'y I tc M:'ll ; C, li 
 
 I'.lli' ", Kii lb: Sc)/,"f.viv;,'.i ;i-;/, iiti.l fcCI-riJiii'.iil i^-ip li'Cin 
 »..'.*, r.' liiutitii.r inth Scift"c>, il\i' cur if i u p\i:l 
 r::f;"t'l'r .iit'lh-; /)> ;.■( fill it r laid lie; No la.d I, 
 L\,t I told your Hii'hii'.'f'i fi'i'in the lieginii'iii', that 1 
 would notroiitiT I w I'.Ii any ; ( Ixf-k '' " '. fud he, .n to 
 
 t.K. hi likflllfJill ■,)'■' Jllh! il I'', t .It id- Mr;l \ t M III 
 
 f.jj)! to :itc:'i<: fnn yi'lUii-. NoSirlaidl, nrirhjreamc 
 1 nlt'uhcfe Pan'! t" p,.t Money; nay, I lia\e retufed tli.at 
 vhi h v.as en iii im-. / .// '.'f //''''"v. "i laid Iv,', /, ,■ f/'.</ 
 (,V.'/'w/>^(;ii' /I t-ii I-- S:i'jl4''e:, .ii.'l v.' t' /'"'"' ""■', /'•" 
 h- hj-h rivc'ii I S-i.i:f'}r.s, .!i.-./ /* ■' <',^ ilf which thcj 
 r'.lii-, v'li-cii! !-H--, "Iheii he U';;aii to fpeak of my 
 Kotiirii, (ayinii" Voiiiia'.t Itaid .1 lor;.; tmie li.-re, my 
 ple.Tiirc is therefore that Y'ln leiiim ■ Wil'yoii earrs my 
 l-ittcrs r I .infwcied, 'I'lhU if heoo'dd make iiic iin.ier- 
 Jerllaiid his Word', .iiul that iliey weie let down in 
 wntini;. I w.mld inJiavoui' to delivu them lately. 
 Then he a'-ked ll I v.oiild have Gold or Silver; I faid, 
 \verefei\cd rof.'eli li'iiif!!, hutvvc liavc not wherewith 
 10 detrav our fxpen, es, and withint your help we ean- 
 iirtpetourif M iir Coimuy. Then '.aid he, Iwiilpio- 
 nd, \oiiall Nfctli.irics ihroupii 111) Couivrv; how far 
 would vo'.i I'c iM'oiinlit.' 1 ihid, ktoi'rl''a!'s br.iii; us ii;tn 
 die Kmi; of /•;■".•■•/, 's ('eur.riy, if I were there, it 
 ucie uKjiieli. He anfwercJ, I wi!l caule joii to lie 
 Conveyed ilither, and at'er irokt' )m'f felt ; loldejiart- 
 cjfrom h s I'refeiiee, and iicvei faw him more. 
 
 .Alf .oiias 'he 1 eittrs were i ifpa ehcd, they 'ailed mc 
 anl iirerprel'd tliem, the Tenor whereot I wrote, as 
 1 iMu'itl underitaiid them by my Interpreter, which is 
 this. 
 
 ' prcal Woild 111 (;iin", and to doyroit .^ llu.'eiwe. 
 Monks which caiiitti'iiiii you into ..;m /•, were fi u 
 
 ■ hy him to /((.-.■,,, uli', hieanfo .»/,).,■. -I'/r/. n the 
 >;ieitell ovir the Woridot the Mn/il-. Iii,t ilioiu llll! J 
 Us, lint now, that ilie f-reat Wnr' I, aiul the rriil'.» 
 and M'li I.' ii'i^htluc iiij'.'arr, indeii|ov!'i'ir <!r,(;.;>, 
 a:i'h!iat the Conin'.,iii.lu eiii ( f lidd tMi'.lu It hc.u.t 
 
 ' anion;; yoi, we Wi iiM liasi I', m our '^iiilaifidoii of 
 ."il/ in'.li joi.r I'lielli., Ir I the) ink^eied. ihi. he- 
 'ween lis and you, ivereniany bid Men „iiii '.lOiihle- 
 lomeWjis. lb ih.ii ilie\ l,a:v.l ;h''\ ,'ijl,i not br.:i? 
 ihem file I hto ;oii i Imi ii' ue would ddnit •li.'in 
 cnr l.citcrs comaiiiinj! i ur C onini.ir.dmint m Kin;; 
 I run, they ,1'oiild cair, ill. 111. Wh'r.toiewe hive 
 feiir the Couin.ai! liiunt of laeinaKIod bv yi ur fnd 
 I'lirll, it i;;tlie Cimiiiandniciii ot the Fternal fJid, 
 whkli we haven i'ue;i ym t.jiindiril.ind ; an, I when 
 you i). all lie.Tr and believe it, if you wii.oicy us. lend 
 your Air.l'.illi.lo s ur.rn 'H, f,; lliajj we bo cetidiee' 
 whi'ihrryc will have I'eaee w. ill in ct War. SVhen 
 by thel'ower of the I.tcrinl (l(d the whole VViild 
 fl.all beiiiL'iii y, Joy, aiill'vace, fioiii the rilii'i; cf 
 tlicSun into thej'.oiinjilownof the lame, then llnll 
 " iia',Te.ir wh.it wc will d 1, but it, whiti ye llialih, ar 
 anl iinj.rl'aiid the C< nim.indiueni of the Iteinal 
 God, inJ <•.! Iiiot hnrkuiior, ror Ulieve it, f.iy- 
 Uiii, OurCountiy is f.iroff, tut Hii'. arc Hioii;;, Q •: 
 Se.i it i;ic,it,iiid 111 thiiConh Iciiceiluli Uvy aii'Ximy a- 
 " (.'ainlt lis, tokiiAV what we laii do; Uc who nv.'i'V 
 " that wliicli was hard, caly, anil ihu i." hahuai l.ii c if, 
 near, the tiernalGodluinfelt" knciVjit. 
 
 Op till' niiiili of 7"'s wrwcre called to Corit, ''.ti.l 
 one of ilicl'ffic' hol.lin;^ th'tc Cam eii's or t.cai';, 
 laid "ins, Yell -fn;' kn;.; here pinymr for O.i, • 
 iind will not recei. 'G nor Sibee, heinttciij yoii.thac 
 at ilie leall cvf v one r JO.i w iidii receive a Imi'.e t'.lar- 
 luenr, ili.u ) e 'part n ,1 empty from him ; ih 'ii we rc- 
 leived them out of rrlpec'hn luni, foi ihcy dki il \ery 
 ill if their Ciit'is are contemned ; lo takinp oi;i leave we 
 went to C.ir.id, ii'/i. 
 
 Aty Companioi., who had bccii long fiek, di i;rcil to 
 (lay here, fo we parted uiih tenis in our tves, and I 
 proceeded on my Joui-ney wiiii mv Inieipieter, n.y *""''•"'•■'"•■ 
 (luide, a ne, Servant. We were tuo Muir.lr, iiii.l ten 
 Days traveilmp i'lom 1 .:>.:crniiii to Hii.'.'ti, in all winch 
 tine v.-e law fonie Graves bnr ni Town, nor token ct' 
 any Hoiile. Sometimes we ha.l no Si'lieiiai.cc but d/^ 
 »." lor two 01 three davs tocith r, and were eiueiii 
 prcai.!an;;er, not teini' abler, timi aio l'e( pie-, oui Mor- 
 lesf.red, and oui Provili n faiiinpu-. 
 
 ln;hecndof a gtJlX met $,•!.■ , who wvs thm rra- 
 vellini/ lo A',i'^(,-t;/.,iv, with his Wivis and t liildur, 
 Fiorks and Herds: I pad my Dii:y to hiin, la;ir,i', I 
 wni.!dw:il n;)i) have lla,d in his Counirv, but '"•'•'^.i- 
 < rv, vvo'id have me return to mv own and cRrry hKl it- 
 ters. Hcanfwvred, Thai 1 im It pertorn- ihe Wiil of 
 M.f>',:;i,.('/,i),', and mectiii!' v.iih I'd/^t in Ins 'Ira II, I re- 
 ouiicd hnn !0 rcKore our C h ths a-.id.'o'ks: He re]'!i. 
 
 ed. Did sou n t brini; ihein to '-.i 
 
 1 fad, 'Jho'l 
 
 ilfit. 
 
 f'j'''.ln 
 ' I,.r. 
 I'! Ii 
 (.I.-, 
 
 l^lCl, 
 
 T }U Cr»im.ii,!mevt rf the F.inii.il Ocrl is thii ; T/'ce 
 " II lu;ci,r ht: iiitlCt'l in llcm-n, ii f on Lr/.th there 
 I' bi.t mi l.or:!, Chii'ViC.'.ii i-in:ii[',!i 'I'.igii, that is to 
 fay, thcfuiht't /riii [ they call C'.//,!;/) the fomid of 
 Iron, bccanfe he Was a Smith ) This is the Word 
 which is fpokeii toyoti; whailocver A/ t/j we arc, 
 uhatfocver .V.">«/'i;.i, wha'd'oevcr Mnk.i', whatfoever 
 Mul.lmaii , wli.itfoever I'.ais may hear, whcre- 
 foevcr Horle may po, there caiife it to be heard 
 and iindcrltood, that liiKe they have heard m\ 
 Comiriandnient and would not believe it, and 
 would levy an .\rniv a;.;ainit us, yc Ihall Ivear and 
 fee, tl'.at thev Ihil! be, as liaMiii; 1 yis and not feeing, 
 and when they woi I,', hold anv ihiiig, ihey fliall b^e 
 wlthnit Hands, aivl when tlu v woultl walk they lliall 
 hewnlio'.t beet. This is the Coiniiinndi ent of the 
 rtcrnal God, by the Veiti c of tiie Fternal liod, bv 
 ilie preat World of the M ■ I. The Conniiaiidnientof 
 .Xr-'/.^-'.-C'/.n/ispiven to /..»' the King ol t' mo-, and 
 all o'therl.ords and I'licl's and to the ureat World ol' 
 the J-'. .;m!;', that il'.ey luuieiilan.l my Words, and the 
 Coinniaiuiment ol the bninaldi d, nude to ' 'l''''_i;; 
 ('I nil. A certain Mamalled l) n'-l, camctoyou asai 
 Air.hallador rf the Afr^ i, but h-.- was a lyai, an, 
 well h'lii you fi lit your ■•^nbaihulors to ( .-i.-C.,-/ , wlv. 
 ani ed not at his Court until .'.fic! his '.;eiih. Cm i::i- hi' 
 Wit'e lent yo'i fomc C'oih ciilcd . .//' , but how IlionK 
 that w'cked W'oai.in, more vile ihaii a Dig. knovv 
 Matters appenainiii); to War and I'tacc, to fettle tin 
 
 brorghtihein to '^.i.'.i. •, vet I'pav them net t ■ him, and 
 that he knew. Heai.fwtrd, y mavtree, and none can 
 relill the truth, I hit ycur (loo.lswith my Father, iiho 
 is near 5.i « ', a newTown U-i i, hath made on the halt 
 lidc of /'.(:;.', I ut iii'i I'nel^s have feme ol the Vellmems. 
 i told him, if he 1 ked any thinp, he iiiieh', keep it, lo 
 my Booksle reltorcd. He I'cini; in ha lie to begone, 
 faid, IheTrainof 1 adies folKws usnear at hand,' voii 
 Ihall rjight there, and I will rcpoir what )0U fay to Sai- 
 •(le', and lend yon his Aniwer by this Man. In the !•- 
 Vfnm;; the Man retunud with two dais, laying, He- 
 hold two Clarinents, theori!'.?.i Ui/' huh lent to -.oil, ,-ind 
 I ilie oiher, if it fecm good tovcu, yon Ih.all prefeiit tothc 
 Kinp on his bi half 1 told him I wear n<i in li (jar- 
 niems, I wi I |i,-eleilt them b'lth i nto my Kmi;, in lio- 
 iiourof your Lord. He i;ave me alio .V,i r.-./.'s l.cit.r to 
 '."/V/'.s bather, to reftore aJ that beh-niied to nie, li) fet- 
 tingforward, we caiiie to the Ci.urr of llr-ritf the i^ih 
 of /) , f hi/': ' , ilSh ihef>med.iv 1 di parted thence tlie 
 Year pall: 1 fo.'nl the Cl.rk 3n,\ ihe T.id I had lett 
 tluie in f'.oo.l health, tho' they had futicred nueliWai.t, 
 and if the Km;; of ^hmrnii. had not lomtbrted them ai.l 
 iciomnien.hdthem to S'.i,f,-.', tho hadpuidiid. 71;.,; 
 C: ■■ nhinkini; I hadU'cn dead, lad. den andei! uf I'eni 
 if they could lsee|i 0.\en or iv.ilk M.ires, and if 1 had 
 not iciuriied, tley luul ceri.rn y been ir.id.c Slaves. 
 
 Hi.i:: he.iriiiijof my von.ir.i', ion n.aiV.ed iii*- ro ap- 
 pear befoic h'.m, andoiderid the Leiieri which y;iig • 
 '.,11. fends cntoyiui hia'Clty to be iiit.-rjncied ^o itie ; 
 forM.i'^uhad vvtiitenio liim toaJd, leave our, or ex- 
 
 ."liaiig': 
 
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if Huj;h VVillou|;hby'j ^oya^e to Aunia. Chap. u.| Lib. 1 ^' 
 
 ^h.w^^l.' \\\\v In- IliDiilil ilunk ht. TIkp laul li'", ^<"i 
 lluillLiiry link I imt'., ,ui>l inKcitiun t..l'i'uiiilitlkMi.l 
 \MiinC(.i/M'.uliri li,uiuM.I V' .M.'.\ l.t-trrr vlmh I 
 Iroiu'.lii linn, lie iiftor.il itiy V< ||iiiPtu<. i'XiO| i 'I''"' 
 ,;// I'.M'.i .111 .<)«,, tiiiiiil w;i'iitiiif Silk, t Stolt, a liii- 
 t!lc, .Hill. I I III' ,1 .iil'.iii. J Willi tii'Mi II lii.LiniiliTy .111.1 
 a Snip!. f Ml- ulKma.illii.illilii' Silwr H.iu-, v:,i.i|ii 
 till' Uiifdi-.iiul ,1 I. nil Hi'K wliirf ilio C'liiilnii- w.n, 
 alhvliiili, Ji>/.r(. \l'inlt livl ■.'.i.iun: llf )Mvc iiu- .ill 
 iii\ lloi^k". .ii'.jifi, ««iip! oiir I ailiis I'l.i'tiT, "hull I 
 II ulil 111" i!iiiN hull, he .mil- lii'f.iul ^-ri' •■ I'li'k '"'i' h.!i 
 
 ill'.'" iti 11. 
 ' I triv.Hi.l :i Month with tlii-m litfoic I mnlil lin-' i 
 Ciiiil.', ai it ill. n I .uniu; lii in il» iii.tii'inu the tirlt nl N 
 .f'/iM,v»c went ii w.iriiihi- V inli; t' r tin mH livi a.i\> 
 w. I'.iw iint.i M.iii, .mil sviri- jlintclt il.iiii<it lyualnml 
 thiril. 
 
 Omhc ilihwo i.iiiii 1 I the Mniint.iiii.. of tho Alfm, 
 mill ;ii tw ii!a\s tiioic to I'll n /•■■■■<•' m /V./cn', limli 
 ly .\l.-\ i.i • thi (,.(.(• : rill- City inWivi- \ MiU' I mi<. 
 V. I:h.i llrnlip r,illlv oiitlii- tiij' "t' 'h'- Hill- Ihit we 
 liiniiil Viii.'y.iriK, ami ili.iiik Wim- anaiii. 
 
 I'li'ir iLiy |iiiiincylicii I- wc i ime to.mrr.ii Citv laU 
 !•! V-i(i-< ■ r ,v/i-i/.'' , and tlicii iii'r,-.t .i i;'iMi I'l.iin, 
 tliro' vlii h lie |( ivi'i (.'■.. Ildws f om whiili iho t'lc^'i 
 h.i «• ilii'ir nan.i', wl.om \\x i!| '..n';;! im- 
 
 Hicii Ic.niiic {'■■•Jii ;inj thi' t.'.i'//''" M'.iilit.iitis "ii the 
 
 lei: tnv^.irilithe ""O'.itli, ml < wi; ion tl" 
 
 rii(hi, we ili 
 redcil rinr Innriief S. W. nil we eain" "' l Citv <al!e.l 
 ,Vi ■,(;,-»/, loniierly the .Meiid) ll!l^ ot a nrr.it Kiiitiiloin, 
 V. lirieitiw.is? .-I .i m-vi.m Cluir hes, Inn the /'iimm 
 li'uvt iiaile u.i V.'iMeiiier-, and there .in a y; Imt two 
 
 lin.ill line, left, inonvui whichthe Clerk aihl I kept the 
 I'e.ill <jf ('/iiy//«.ii .n well a» we ujiiUI. An /n),,.,! , » 
 Billiop fiilil nie, there wi* ,» Chunli not tat iliiU;it, 
 wlieie Si. lUtinelnntn 4iii bl.JiiHiit 'I'MMtn Wcic «,«. 
 tyriil. 
 
 NiMi till. City iH a NJoiiiit.iin eallcil Mfl! >, o.\ wliuli 
 iliey liy ilie Aik (il.Nr.iii lelled; and lliiic i> it linju 
 
 liiwii iie.it It V ■tiled (. Mill' III", Willi li lli'iiiliei Imi(1ii, (o 
 i.illed, l.iy tliiy, Irmii theeii'lit l'i.ifi)n,rlMt fiimlnl .!, 
 who nine I'oiih lit till' Ark liny l.iy tniny h.ive ef 
 'lyr.l t<i I liiiili the kliil, t<> I I' ii!.l not, ihii ir ili.l nuc 
 teem 111 hi(',li to ire, luit tli.il Men i'ii)'lii willpt upun- 
 111 it: All iilil ivl.iii iii.e me iliib Kill, ii iiliv iiom; 
 
 iliiiiildi hiiib It, Uciiik, r.iid lie, Ali/;ii i> the Mother ut 
 
 till Wi.iia, 
 
 The le, Olid Siiiiil,;y in l.-yr we < .line to the Rutr /.'»- 
 /i''|/i.'.M, by nhiUi ived'Ufndnl eit'lit l'.i)!i, ahi.ij y,o- 
 lllf! to the Welt. '1 heme we pall'eil wtUw,rd tlltiueh 
 eery lull', Iniiiitnis ,irid deep Suijw. I here w.ii In 
 I'.teat an l'„iuliipi.i'ie there ili.it Veii. that in the (uy ,,f 
 
 I Ufeii^'ii icir(u I'liliins lit iiuie pirillcil, I'ehds pour 
 I'lopie, lit' whom 11(1 HOI ec wai i.iken. RiJiiiij three 
 diys. logeiher, wel,iw the fiipiiigot iIk' larih ab i wjt 
 . Itl'i l<v ilii, I-ariluiii.ilie, and h a]'s nt I'.arih wlind 
 eametViiiii ilie MiJUiu,iiii*aiid lilled tlic Vallys; lo iliat 
 It a little mure nt' the I'.jrili liiil h-en MiiVed, ih.it 
 
 I vhuh \\lii Ipe.ik* luill'cenliteially tiiltilied, J;i.i r.i. 
 
 l/i-v /kjII l'fji:li.i, .lii,lrii;y SU-u>tt.ii>i .vi.lhrilf li.it flM 
 're I umbel. Ve iimtiinied oiir Journey t4i Irnimi, 
 ihenccto (.'iiii-dMi a Haieiiot Ci.'iViV;, trom wliuiec I pal- 
 led into t'li/'Ki, whe'cl arrived xb'juiir, and a' l'ipi\ 
 WKji-y/i^, II',',- 
 
 
 
 A Cop 
 VI 
 
 ;«/-, 
 
 Urn 
 ivm 
 
 If 
 
 hit 
 
 Edvii 
 
 C 11 
 
 A P 
 
 II 
 
 .^// Hugh Willoughhy'-i unjortumtc yoxagc tcj(lt/LOicr andjittle 
 
 a Trade in Rilllia, 1553. 
 
 Vr^VNrf 
 
 il 
 
 m 
 
 I 
 
 .S.i / 
 
 'i';':i 
 t.V-/: 
 
 N'llii l.-.!t Yi,ii nt ihe R.'nii of n.;,»<f.i' VI. thici 
 
 ';:i.i Mere lit loitli h) iln '.'■■•"p,:/!} oj Mfijvm: 
 .1' . .' , ij t , liif l>!h-;../ (/■ /'.<:i-,v iiii^i^civ; 
 wh.r i.r .'1 /•■/'.'•'I I'.iivi.' wasdoveuioer, ;/;.ihe| 
 ;,,<,'.T:nt II' T'.ins, Admir,!!, Loininandtd !•) 
 /■ JJ J.'/ , i;i 1 . ilie /.'./le'iii B-'^.-i '>•:" ■' fd Ifo 
 iiiiiinandVil '.-y /<^',''i i ,.' i !.r.i-l.r ; niid the /J ii.i 
 in i.t p.. lull'., wlieieuf t «'"'''''m>' Ijii_u :i/ w^.-, 
 
 Mailer, 
 
 ihev .lep.r.e.l fioin O ;",'iii<i'th 
 rheleeinJut -.' ,;../' at M.i;!ir. b' 
 Kii.'O <. the /.■,/.T'« ,/ Ml liphuit 
 foul weather, and (Ueriiip, their 
 
 ' 1 iih nf A/,i», m.l i.ii 
 mil; near the C'l-'alt ot 
 (he itliei two, in vety 
 Coiirle for n:i-.li"iij~' 
 
 in.Viii' V ( as It li,id l'C".,ia;',reeil iipoiwthey t.irned iheic 
 livcn days, expeOtnii; theaun-d of the ether iwo Slnp.^, 
 hill they 111 t ,ippeanu};, Mr.C'-.oi.e.'o' intiie y-;..'ii'.'-.i piir- 
 I'lid li;-. Vioa;;.', aikJ iirit difioveird tlie Hav ef St. ,\/- 
 ./■ /,.■ , wheie .iii..lKiniiy, he cl, iid fr.ire hlh.riiicii in a 
 liMt, whoi'eiiij! ania/dat ilie lliani^e (Jnaiiiefs of his 
 ,Ship, en.Ka.iii'ii.l to iliape from him, Init he ovei- 
 r.lknl^' iiieiii, w.i:. 'nfoniied ly dieiu lli.it liie Cuitiury 
 uj, lalLil/vi',' II 1 i./eo-.', 1: i.liit 'litDiike'siiaine was 
 
 llie(i.:viri',i.:u uftlii- I'l.iee leii: n'.M.e hereof to the 
 {. oun, and tt'e M lleiip,. r le'iiiiii.! williOrdrrs for Pr.lt 
 limie^ r.udSlcii'; !. I- goiien I'lr Mi. |e,ii;i :•.'/.■. ,-.iid ins 
 C'liiipan* \H'ii"iii ,:iiy M. i',ey ; .i:id ifier a loiin joiiimy 
 if iK'ai I ",i - i\li!e:., he .iriived at AI ,' , ihe iiielCny ol 
 i;,'- Kii;!'. '('111. 1 wvlve Davi al'ier his aiii\a!, ihe .Se- 
 cr.Mix '.i.in ruf d liiin, iliit lie D. ke',. I'lialiirc was. 
 fliat Ik III mi I ai.eeii uitli dv Kim; ol /./i';/.i',.!'.s l.<-nerN 
 I ie e.,1-, li.ii hroi'i^'it t.. i:i Air.i-' iiaiiiher, wheie ix.c .1 
 1 111 I--- (.1 U; 1.11 11 all 1:1 Ci-iiiof til" id, and finin 
 1' .1; en.i. 01 ,'i|."ie.l ;ir.o :;u L'iniiilel-Ch,iiiu'ei' eviiere 
 1.1 • lie l!u!-,; l.ini'eii. ,0 a loin; (j.irniea'. ol beaten 
 
 had delivered his Letter, the Hiike lold If in lie iv,is we'. 
 lOiiie, aiidin.jiiireddf ihe healili cf the Kiiij; hi', W,|. 
 Her, ,111,1 ilieii inMiinp liMiitodiiiiir. In tin. iiiidlleof 
 die niiinie-i<oom Has a Tabie eoverc.i wnli Ciiisil 
 <iold. . 'ihe niiiiibi T (if IVifiaii thai diiiid wcie „iuiit 
 :oc, allferwdiii Velli-'s of (iold, and the (jemleiiicil 
 that vaitid were a'! Ill Cloth of CloM, li-f le the ,Ser. 
 vire 1 ,niie 111. the IJiike fent to ever', M 111 a pie e (t 
 1^1 .ul, .ind the IJi.ii'er lallcdthe I'aity fo lent to, Ly hii 
 iv!,,e a 1 lid, ,i\iA laid, John D.ilil. inch, l\'iij.:iiiui OJ 
 Kii lia, ■•'../ i; ■■■■ iJi'k J NliiUoMJ, lini' ni:\.r i t' c: nil" 
 li' 1. ; at wlmli Words ah A'l nllan,! U]', and lulike- 
 wif- win 11 he leiideih drink, Uiiinei bun;: done, la- 
 departed 10 Ins l.odpinp, an lioiii within iiip.ht. 
 
 Mr. ri(:;i"„ ;/; li.'.v nip, ob'auied a I'r'.'. iledpe wiit;eii 
 
 in /((•//', with the (,'.iat Diikts Seal, did 111 the bip,:ii- 
 
 iiiiii; ol the War I'.s^, lemrii with the fiid .Ship i.i- 
 
 •■r.iiilM LijiiJ }'. 'ihe other iwo Ship, aileiiipiin;.", fiir- 
 
 itlicr Northwards fasapi>eais by Sir ll.-tj. 1 1 ',1 onrj-fm I'a- 
 
 j pers were in SV!(.-i«( ., eiiiiainireil wiili liu h i xiri'am 
 
 I .old, that they pot bui k to fiek a Wmtiini.; I'l.ne, and 
 
 iiiiilini; the laid B.iy of St. .\i /»',., lell upon a Delate 
 
 j Coall in / c/'/rr./, aiiJentredniTo .1 Uner t.,lled -I'^i/.i, 
 
 I ivhiih wab fooii lioi'iii ep. 'li.ey lent out thiic Mm 
 
 S. S. W. iliiee day^ |(.Hiney to !• e sf tliiy cinilJlind IVo- 
 
 ' pie ; then ihey Inn 0111 iluir Mm Weltwaid fji r i'..iys 
 
 ' ourniy; and laltiy, tin.i. Men S.I'., three daysiouiiny, 
 
 wl.oall riintiK',! ni'hoiu nii.iinl'uf I'eopie or any llab - 
 
 i.it.iii: Here iliei, all peiiiiie.i, beinp. 70 Tcrlons, fet 
 
 wan' fas foire tlUiik 1 of inakini; CaM"' and Stoei. 
 
 I heir Hoiliis were hniiiil in the Ships the ivxt S nan r 
 
 I I'ilhcriiieii, aii.i it apjv-.ir-, by a Will tiiiindiii 
 
 p, wi.mii by h ', I'liniii .11.' .- 
 
 U of the Cuiiipaiiy ive'.e 
 
 11 i an 11';; LiiiI i.,iuwi. ■.ipon in 
 
 Head. W] 
 
 , Sir II .; ■.;,7/ri';;.'-.''.-.'.Sl:i_ 
 j,' .■ . /',, •i;j<'i V, thai .'.J.iiiJ 
 i ali.e in /,ii 1 », 1 55.J. 
 
 leii lie I 
 
 /J C. » 
 
i. Chap.H.lLib. \^ 
 
 I he Iccoml Voyaye to Kuliia. 
 
 507 
 
 :icrk aiiil I kept tin; 
 
 uUI. Ah iri/M'iiN 
 
 ifkh not far iliiia.it, 
 liinMxhi Well' i\,.ir- 
 
 .1 \Ui',i, 0:1 wliuti 
 ml iIkic \» 11 litilo 
 li lil'lillli' l'.it<lu, I'i 
 111. fli,it fiiiiilnl .;, 
 l.iy lii.iiiy havi- if 
 lor, llio ir t||.| tiuC 
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 M C. 
 
 A Copy of the I elicit Mijive, from F.Mwartl //ji 
 VI. lo tl'i Kii>}it, I'riiiifi. lithl l\ilc>tltitet. 
 inl.'.tbilinti the Norlh I ,iif Pjrtj of iht 
 World, veL'it Sir lliiiili Willnii,',}i'iv ./<• 
 tempie.l lit I oyaf>,t thither, Anni) iJom. 
 ly^^. ,i»d in ihi JiVeiilh „uU l.ijl )eii>Oj 
 hir Rei_z». 
 
 Edv.irdui fextiis An^lix, Fr,tnrix, & 
 
 llihirnhr, Rex, OmmSus 
 
 Kcgibus, Oc 
 
 T Dwar.l ilr VI. h ilf Ciimi ffCo.l, K'"'!t. "/ tiix'and, 
 »- hraiii'L' I'.H.i helaild, t?.. To .i" Kmi'! l''in^", Hji- 
 Jen, Jii.l^ci mi.t (.kiCtiHU I tf th F.,titl', ,ii.,l .ill clheri 
 h.i-.i'i^ ("ly fvii'/7;«/ ni^nityeiitie J.iinc, in ,il, jitcciuiiiki 
 the itt-'ut III nci-v:ii, Per;. , 1'i.iii.juiiit} .«»,</ // noio Ir :ii.- 
 10 )».', "ii'l yiii" L.Miili I'l.l i{'y,""ti iihjei yoiir Hitti.'ilo :, 
 gij tK n.e'';i ct yon 11 n oivcmciii. 
 
 ynfifJiiiHiiJ. rtsrhedic.ii if ml /I im^I'liCiodhflit jitvin vi- 
 ti Mi-.iil^lndal'D.'' nil oii:> llviiigCiciilinei, Jiich fti llfrt 
 tniii lieji.r, tl'.it r.ciy Mi-.H .leek' '" ]"'" V.kihljhif mlh 
 ciltr, inhvt.Mi.ibi-l'v:.!, flj" 10 ^ivt end laeh" imiinnl 
 h.iirfui, it II I he I (fare I he Duty 1/ nB /^leiKitC.i.iinitiiil'iir 
 I'nver, lottinintriu mid iiioe.il.: thii Di-fi<\' in c:->) M<i«, 
 itith iv.vV Jrfrrviiif to .ill M I,', ,1),,/ ejftacll) tii Jhcn il i< 
 ^pr.l ,ljfetli''n to (i.cli, m b.-iiig ttimcd vtiih gfo.l O'j'.'C, 
 icmcunto them from (.■• Coiiniiin; for hiw niu'-h tie Inir^er 
 {'oi.ijf ihty inve /itttnjitii fur thu h.ieiit, /" much the 
 mere dethn thciehy dccUre, ih.it tl it Defve I'Ath It'n <ri- 
 dei't ill them. F:iilh.'iiiiirc the I-l.\.wij'iei if cur \'riht<: 
 mi I'ltd'crffiii- 1 do ih ; lie i» hcrciiul' \ wo have ever f^eiitiy 
 tad lovingly Ire.itcil fuch ji if fiici.dl) mind cniiie 10 them, 
 ,:ivell J'liiii touniriei iienr hniid iit fnr remote, covimitlin^ 
 themfilvii tolheir fnieiUciii nid if it ir rifj't mil j'liji to. 
 flnif fuel' hiiin.wiiy ton,:rdi .ill .^len, donLlleji ihe/.tmeoii^ht 
 cliiefi) to be jkeviii tn .Merchniit!, win wiindiiir.'^ nbout tlje\ 
 U'eild, I'e/nih icth the l..iiid .ii,J theSei, ttcnuy Jnch good, 
 end profii.ible thin?i .:' .lie foiivd in their Countries, to re- 
 ta'te Hej^innt .I'ld l{!ro.!vii', nndto I ring thet.ce Jnch tl:ingi\ 
 il they find lieie i< 'iim'ilivm J.r theii own C :>itri,<^ ji\ 
 nil th.il tl : I'e^ple to vel'rm rhiy ^0, m.iy rot be dejiitiitevj 
 hien Cuimh.i.iilirs rt( t.'.eii- Crvtit. lei do n.'t piodi'ce, and th.it 
 ■'■■/I tUniJeliei mny bt Part.ike.j cf Jnch tbingt wleicin 
 tue; /il'.iiu.i I t'"- tlv God of Hc/ivett mid iin'th, in jr'. 
 tiiUn? f'r M/ihk.iiid, KOii.d not thrt nil thin'j^i fl.'ould he 
 fcundii: one l{i^ioii, totlecnd, that one PKuidluvenecdif, 
 amil'r, thr.t ,y tin meant F'iendjkip migit he ejiublifvdn- 
 iirnn^ all Men, andeverymr Jcet(_ 10 g<atity nil. Fk the e- 
 jl.iilifliin'.^ and /i.rtheiame of which iiniverjat /Imitf, ce.. 
 lain Men if ow ^f-^'m mrved Ixrcuriti by th: laid Uejire, 
 htie taksn a I'oy.igc upon them by Sea into far Conniiei, to 
 the Intent, that betrvccnoiir People .itidthm, a wif m.ty Le 
 tfnicd to 1 1 ■'«!; in and ..tirryont \le>ch.indl^e, defiring m lo 
 (iiiihei their E'ltcipfi^e: H'i.o ajfcntiiig to their Vetition, 
 he.ve licenced the right valiant Mid wortl.y Sir Hugh VV'il- 
 Inughby, K."'gl''> ""'' other curtriijly undfaitlJulScnunti 
 vit''him, accoi ding 10 their Dcftre, logotoC.ountrici rotktn 
 yet i.nkjiowi , ,H wed to Jeel^ thiiigi ,/i wel-icl^, a) afo to ctiry 
 witothtm hitn cur Hepioiit, fiuh things as they want; Jo 
 that hereby Commodity tnayeiijiir, both to them .iiid ui, and 
 mi indijToluble and perpetn.1l League of Friendjl.'ip be ef!a- 
 h'.iflied between us both : We therefore elefire yoi.r KJngs arul 
 P'iixci, ani all other to whom there <• any I'oweron the Earth, 
 to permit unto thefe nir Se.vanti, free Pajf.ige by your I{_e^i~ 
 cm a>id Ihminii'is; for thy jhall mt touch any thing cf 
 yours, you being imwi/H'ig. Coiijidcr you th,it they al/o aie 
 Men, if li.erefore th.-y jhall fhrd in need of anything, we 
 drfiie you of nil humanity, and for the Krbllity which u in 
 yv, tJ aid and help than with Juch things as they !ack^ le- 
 ceivin! a^n.ln of them fich thin^i .is they jh.iUbe able to give 
 youinrecimpence. Slcwyoui f-l-.esfo towaidi tletn, asyu 
 vnuUtha: w: and our Subictti pyiild pJ^W our /'elves to- 
 v.irdi yo:ir SetfaiUs, ir nt.tiiy time they fii.ilt pafs by our !{;■ 
 
 {.■'"'■ 
 
 T/i/i </omr. Iff promije you by the Cod of all things tl.'jt 
 are contained in Heaven, F,.irth, and the ieii, and !y the 
 life andTranquilily of our KJn^dom-, that we will with 
 like '.'umanity accept your Seivants, if at any time they fhtli 
 come to our l^invdoms, where tl.'ey Jhr.H .n frier.tliy and 
 ^'Ktiybe ente.tanicd as if they were born in our Dominions, 
 that we may hereiyrecompeiice the Faveiir andHenigyiliy y .. 
 he.ie Jhewtd to our Men. Thus after we h,tu' dejircd you 
 
 KJnis mid I'rlncti, .tc withall Humanity and Favour M «.- 
 rertain turwel! bikvtJSei^'.ititi, we will fray our /IlKtlghly 
 liod to g.i: il you liiiji life .ind /V.ii.-, whicii never Jhini 
 h.ne end. 
 
 Writidi ill I 'tid n, whuh i« ihcilurt' City of out 
 Kiiu;J,oiii, in tin Yr.ir tniiii the Cri'inoii nt the Worh! 
 ^V^. 10 ilic Month ot * (/!■, till- tijnrtctnth Day of the* 
 Month, and ilic levciith Yrai i.r.nir Keigii. ^' 
 
 i.'mI xhir, wfiicli III it» i-ifiiw* lii^tiigttii tihm4'y, itiirr{rfrtt.l hy ilHni 
 I ' ill S'li^i iii Sci. 
 
 
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 Copy ot ilie F.mpiTonr nt' Riijjt.i'i f.cttfrs, 
 Itrnt to Kiii^ I .Inut.i ilif VI. by the HjiiJh 
 of RiihMid ihannlliii; 155^. 
 
 / 
 
 II h. A.mlghiy Powi-f of Cod, and the Incoynftehnjihl: 
 HoyT.iri''^, rightful Chijlian ficef, ice. H'e great 
 [Jukj: ]iian Variiivieh, iy the l.ace if l.ed. ireal l..,>J ,:n,l 
 Kmpeiiii. ',' ail KiilliJ, ^ir.i' Oukc of Voloilmur, Mof- 
 .•OiiwiNnvnproJ, King 'f Kazan, King ■! Alhacaii, 
 l.nidof PIcUo. .ind great Huhe of Siiiolaiuko, of J.p:-,- 
 rla, Joui;iioria, lA-rmia, Vad^ka, Bulnhnna, iic. I.'rj 
 and g'.-at Ouk.c ot NoviigraJ in tie Low Country, of 
 ChiTiii!',o, ReMn, I'olo'skny, RoftcM-, Yarullave'ey, 
 Bi'Hloiira, I.ieflaiid, Oiidona, Ubdoiia, <iW Condciila, 
 Comm.inder if ,:.! Sili«ria, and of the Kith I'a t, and 
 l.oidrf many ctlc, Ccuntiiei freeti'y. Befoie all, li^ht, 
 great, andwo'tly f Honour, lidwarj Kjn,'^ vf England, 
 iic. according tioiii m.JI hoariy and g. . 1 T^e^i, with [re,,! (,,. 
 lent and f.iendiy Orjhe, aiidacco'di'ig tovui Holy li.ljliaii 
 F.ilih and great Govej nance, and being in the t.gl t uf to; at 
 unde.Jhviding, ciir Anfwer by ihii ixr Iseyi wabl: wrieii:i 
 unto your KiiglrGineinance, at the re.pirjl of your faith'iil 
 Scivant Richard I'haiicclloi withhiiCimp.iny, r.: 1 ey f'.-ll 
 let you wifely i;iioir, 11 this. In the Jtrer.gth cf the loth 
 Tear of our (.iuvemance, be it known, that at cur Se.i Ceajh 
 aniicd aSllp with cncV.'KhdxJi.vid his Conipan, .-.nd fiiid 
 that he was dejh oui to come into ow D ml. ions, and. iccci ding 
 lohii Heijueft, hath Jeen our .MajeJ}y and our Hyrs; aid latli 
 dccl.ired untoui your .yi.ijrjlies De/ne, as that ifejhoulj ^. .ml 
 ,tinto your Subjeds to jio and cane, and in our Dommiont 
 and among our Suijedsy to f.e.'.ient fiec Marti witn all 
 \ for Is of Meichandije, and upon the fame tohme H'ares for 
 ^ their letiirn ; and tl ry I a\,e aljo delivered us ycu, I.etteis, 
 . which deiiaie the fame l{e.inrji. /,nd he eup.n we Irte gi. 
 venOideis, tin your f.. ill ful S'lv.int Hui;n Wilki ghby 
 ' be well entertained whcrcjoever he Jlyai !:i,,i or ton.' in m.r 
 H' minions, who as yet ii mt arrived, as yoin Seivant 
 Richard f<i« dccl.nc. 
 
 Andwc with ( hiijli.iu Belief and f.'.itlfuineft, and ac- 
 ceding to your h- mill. lile H^'qucj} and tm honouirbe rem. 
 mandmcnt , will not leave it undone, and are furii.i. ii.ore 
 wiiiing that ». « Jcnd unto «i your Ships and I'ejjeis w'h.t:, 
 and AS rfien as th.y may have pajfr.ge, with go'd 
 .ijfuianie on cur pait to Jce tUni hartnl.-fs; and if y:u j'erid 
 oneof your Ma/cJlics CcunJel to licit with w, whereby yii.i 
 Countiy Mei chants may with all k'ud of H'.iie, and wivre 
 they will, make their Mai k'l in oue Domlnioni, tiiey IhnU 
 l.ivc li eir free Mart will' .'.d ftcc iiberlies through my 
 whole Dominlcns, with .lU hjnd of II '.ires to come and yo .:: 
 their flealure, witliout any let, d.image or iirpc.iimeist , ac- 
 cording tothis our Letter, ourl-i\id, and our Se.ii, which we 
 have comm.ii.dcd to be under Jealcd. 
 
 Written in o;ir Dominion, in our City, and our Pa- 
 lace in the CalUc of lihjco, inthe Year 7060, ihtfecond 
 Month of Februaiy. 
 
 ThisLettirwas written in th? Mv.l-orjim Tongue, in 
 Letters much like to (,'/ £•.-<;, very tan v.'nitcii on Paper, 
 with a broad Seal hanging to the lame, u-.ikli like to ihe 
 broad Seal ot ICngl.ina, having on one tide a M.in on 
 Hori'eback tlnhtini; with a Dragon. I'nder ilii;, I et'ir 
 was another I'aper written in butc' , which was tliclmei- 
 pretationof tlicoihir. 
 
 Ihe fecond Voyage to K liili.i. 
 
 ""HE Company fent two Ships fui iy-ffn ihis Vi.ir, 
 - 'i^. the h..iwa.d Iknadventi.ie and another, w;th di- 
 vers AgelU^ and Failors, who had V..1I1 iliim L'ticrs 
 from tin irMajelfics Kii-g / /<;7 aiiiiQueen .ili<y to the 
 Great Ouks- They palled up the 0:\i,.: :o I' .:-/..l.i, 
 
 wh.-re 
 
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 where liiuiig ihf rod nf my tV,mr»iiy, H" ''•'"' '"'''"" 
 (•I.Lir, i;.v.j[r V"'"!!* "'' "'" ' ' ""i /..'n'ii''l'i"i'i an" 
 /< Af.f «.//, went lorwliil in I'liU SIc.N ii> ^»'A•, wlicrr 
 ;iiiivm|'ilu-loiiiil> IMj of '(./.•'■•>, mut piviiin notice ot 
 llio f,li(l l.eiten, Hmile;. iivl Out «eit :ip|'Oiiii«il (oi 
 ilum iiii.l tliiit 'lam, aiul iluy xvite Imiii alter eimJinlk 
 i-.ltliiu'tlu- Ciiyi'l' 1'./ . K. thf \'.>\m.- Iliey I'Alleil 
 tlim' roenl KiiinuN, wliaein «c,e m.\iiy .iiMrnt 
 pr»\e I'erloil^iiili'n^ Uolus of l'<i<V\, I ilfueaml Vk let, 
 u itli Cap ,, |f vv. \- iimi Uiaiti'. Hi- fe I'lovcJ m l>c im 
 C'Diirtiiric, Inn Miiihiimaiiu i''li>'i .iiniet\f 1nh.il'iiam>, 
 wlioweietlui< liini ilii.l ftipiti the W.ir,lr.iln> aii>l 'Ite.i- 
 (irv. t" wcir ilii'iii t'ura time, ;iii.lt'Mo tklloic ilieiii. 
 
 Ilun eiiiniii; into llio /'M/'.f, Uwy.A l.lip.e K'""' 
 %m\\ wiihl'.-iiptu ; ilierel'.i!eaN»e i> >. Meiuii n.liei 
 Hal'iri, wliowlieii tlic Entil'tr ,amc in aii'l puil Re- 
 uriiuc, all ItiO'l iip, tlie'rrmco iinU litimj;, an.l yil 
 r ling wU.ii tlu- Kill)! iMQ..ieLiiN luiin n incntioneii : 
 They were tluii.i.liiiittal tokii; 111. H.iiil. aiul invited 
 tn Dinner ) the Fume fate bare heaileil, Iiih Cniwii ami 
 ii.liCapiiroiiaPi'ii'ule \-<. Ku far ailUm Uie hi< 
 Metre folit.in, uitlulncr nl li;> KiiulieJ anil iliul I'.ir- 
 n /iMCa-tains. A'laMewas appmiuea f. r tlie l-.'ie- 
 llfl', in the iiiullt iif the Kt.oni, Jit'c'>lv a^aitift the 
 Prinre, who lent thuii (l\eial MiM'o frmii hit own la- 
 kl'\ inlJ;lhe<of niall\ (hiUI, whi.li wuc I'.eliu-reii to 
 th. Ml hy thai- CliriHiaii Name, a<. /<'.■^'''■^ '•■"r. 'J'"' 
 ■ >, Vi hkeWiU' Bt.'.iil .iiulf> Viral loruot Dtiiik ot p- 
 nlie.l Meaa Hindi cif .laritieil Homy- At iluir iihnji, 
 the Frill 1 .allcil them to his lal I ■ to teiiive eavh of 
 iheiM iCiivof I5ii"li l"ioin InsHaiul, ami took into hii 
 Hiiiil Mr V'/i' ■;"""''• IV'Uil, whi-h uoii'il iiM.h over 
 the ial'le, niul plealaiuli Jelivmd it toihe Metropolitan, 
 ivho r.eiiiiiii; to I'leU It, fai^l iii '("//"■> '''''' '' ''"''' 
 '.<>.•: Hi- Hcir.l wawhiek, hroail, of ayellow colour, 
 aiul 111 length livel-'oot and iwoltuhnof.iilize.'l hen lakiiij} 
 liu-, Wiufi n nhi, they uere .ueonipanic.) l>y iiany Peo- 
 ple, e.irr)inn I'mi of Dtiiik and Pillies of Meat ilieired 
 Ifj their I I dj;iiig. 
 
 Ml- \ .//<.;;«'.>/■ licinn intomud tliat the two .Shirs, 
 sviih the dead Hi^dies of Sir H»5'' /(V//";;,;''/. iind hi;, 
 Pri)| le, weie fiiiiid ly /<H/''i<i I-if!.eriiu-ii, feiit ihiilur, 
 andinnihof the dtiAUand Vii.hial> was recovered and 
 favdl. 
 
 llv.t.lll Ih.)' Me:cl'Hiri ,» finll icllit fntth I't ,if,t if ry 
 IL-Aiiimt l-.li)(laik! » Irt latiil wilh i-U nmNmi rt II iti, tj 
 il'n mill li tit f I ei M-riipi tuillin tain Dfmiuini, ll^i iii,i> 
 t'ltei /III,! .11 ll'fii lileiiy, Imt.-I ' II' «'• ' tn.wiihiii hni.iijiu, 
 jr duv Hi.iiH<> ly A/i ( inil Kf < II' tU'ller ,i«i»/f f '. ,f. 
 iifli, I H' ficmijfj il.iitnr imi-l'.iilv <^ if \rc Irti.l ,t. , 
 //••/, KPiV.'i frftintlU'ill, ffhiv /ii .1 t.viii )ni n!ilnii . 
 uy I'iiuliiMttniUJi, mil' liuli *V//<»i;f ,ii fi.'/ill ir,mt uir; 
 mil, .Willi ifiuin thi fimtnm ^ii._|(,/iimii whI niijoii.', 
 .« h ilv fume >fw L,il.>i tviiii.n in \ iir I. ,,l y l',lf,e .m.: 
 Cift'cul Modo, ill lie j;-,i, trfi^. Ilr M.iill' of |-',hru. 
 \\i\ ni't HI Uiji^t nffiA ril' /.i<,-- ,/i ».• inumi lui mi,, 
 lumiiifiii yiii I'riiir!} l-*iiiii iiii.t (InMiitJi, iiml in /,i| 
 i'..i»>'"i /',ii,< >ii( fu' ill' iiiiiiiil.iiil (■1,1.1- tjiieiii': I III i,f 
 />-i./ UuliatdCliinielii t, .»iii I'lioi III) Sui'f/ii Mulm.',, 
 
 (! /. Ill llrit .iir lu f',1) Ati.l njurft )»ii id t^i.iiiinf t\ 
 I iin,- bi'iino'tih-r ii'Vtfiili ihriii, niiii ml ti nil Mini riiiuii.l 
 Siil/cili, uhiili iliii/i ll:.ill h.t.if:er leliii lu ui,r (ii%t, ■ 
 Ami fur lie wif/if ylljiii,ltnt ill,,/ h'.Miiiiitf^inuiil In irniir 
 miileximl! tl'c Fm if MtiJitiiJije mil, srm Sulyih .ii, ! 
 itlliiiln .\tfij.:nii wiiiin yiin Doiiiiirtii', tlifl ii ln.i) il/ijf 
 veil ,ir I'll mil iimii'mf!iiiiiii, to /r/'ioi <i»r/ Auilwij,' (u,/. 
 (.' niiiiilfiiiciHi yii/l.'xll lliik, nnei, to im.ie ninl n.ir- 
 niil' nil Vflli-lo: ,-U Vi./ic'm nn.i Mini 'hit, ih- I,,,.! 
 
 j Kichaid Cliaiii-cliot, Cieurj^i Killinnwitlli, ,iii./l<t,|utj 
 (iry, Uf.iiiit It thrji'iiiii l.iltiii, n''ii me ly in .uitin, 
 
 Ij'ei, tin th It fill tiof: ^ unit ti) irnfii III ^n.! \^i,i>:t fmL I'llc I..- 
 /•« liei iiihl I'lniltf^n, iii.it tir (,, i 'Ui./n, (.ni/i h, ,lihj . 
 
 l.liili fiiill'fitiiiiiiiiiilit ef tic J'r/iii/A'.'/i if ti\- J,:i.i Kit.. 
 
 \cl/ints, ill tie Jitid Be.ircri in II iif iiniiie, fri.pi'e .ii.l i,. 
 ■jiiiie.l h )i>ii to le f^rjiitcl fii tie.'r f.iii Cui.rfni-/, r,,,; 
 
 \(iivei>iin.-iii, .xiijn.ui to le eiclrj .iitt ciiiiimie.i .linaiii 
 
 \llciiiiii ■'I'm Jilid liiiiiniciii ; rii.i ll II will) Jmh fmr (Jl-. 
 
 I Will/ » .;iid I: yp.-.l.'iii'ii, iii ive uitii the next .iniv.tl o/ lit 
 
 7'^ii/Ki.hai-d Cliail,ellor, iiicy be inftime.i if your ^^r.ri.Vm 
 
 , Dlffrliiiiiii ni/l .-Inlmi, iW'iVA Mii Bi'«. v./ci.ii-j y»iii lee\. 
 
 ' terilc.', iVi- itinliidid l> i.-yiiiie tovt.tidi O'lV ynur $ulici.i 
 hie ' ' iiiii! li.li P^aII fi ejii n" thh cu> l{efliii,»! fc i C'l i.HinI', . 
 tifii ti nefiieti, ic iiii'.dc. 't'l iti li^hl Higi, ripht liviiiieiii, 
 ifiid I ii^it Mighty, ,1linl:Jiy did, tie h.ithei, lie Suii, .m.! 
 tic Iii.'' Ci')', h.r.cy.i. in ilsi :i'IJcdk'''l>i'K'.' 
 
 (iivui Under our .Seal at our I'.il.iie of /ry'Mi/i;/?,!, 
 the llrd rd J,'ii/, in the Ycir riciii lilt llrircd luc.inia. 
 tun of GUI .Savii ur .7r/iii f/'ii//, ijjy and in ilit iiril 
 and I'econd Years rf i.ui Reiijus. 
 
 "-5iPl.''|(;ha'p I 
 
 .,,;,,. Thel ettersci King Vhilip and QiKcn Miry, 
 •-v^ to 'jii.tn r,i/iliviifi, Kmperor ot RiilJJ.t ■-, 
 
 wrlttintlK' firltot April, 1555. and in the 
 
 Iccond Voyage. 
 
 ,-■ 
 
 ■' n". 
 
 jik 
 
 k— jAAii-^ '^1 
 
 rHihp'"'JMary, h the Cmcr of Cud, KjiX mid Queen 
 I't England, France, Naples, Jeriifaleui, ,-nd Ire- 
 land, Oefcn.ieii ef tic Fjiti, I'lincei if Spain wd Sicily, 
 A'iidiikci ef Aiillrich, Dukf' nt Burpundy, Milan, .111,/ 
 Brabant, Cciiiin 1/ Hafpiiri;, 1-landcrs, /:nd Tirol, to the 
 riih lli^i, 'i^ilt •*''^''"i "tid ' ij^l't I'.xccllriit I'.iiice, (jdi- 
 vijhed ifi-l) tiit (iifii tf i\'/i'/"f, /'» Cicd'i (inrcr, John 
 Vafilivicli, V.inpeici" cf 4// Ruilia, CVf''/' /)«V'/ Voloiie- 
 iiur, Mof.o, ind Novogrod, K.i>i^ if Cazan, Kiii'\ <f\ 
 Altr.uan, li'J'f I'lcsko, f.nd Cient huk' '/ Siiiolci)sko,| 
 ii' Tuerii, )iMiphoria, I'tniiia, Vadska, Hulghoti.i,, 
 .iiidetl'en, l.nd .ii,iigri,u Duke 0/ Novogrod rf i/ii- low' 
 C'lUniiy. It C'hiniigo, Ke^an, Polotikoy, Koftove," 
 ^■lI.lrt:l\c, l5ialo?era, 1 itllaiid, Cludoria, Obdori.i ,0,./ 
 Condi iif.i. '<'"""i''.iVi 'f <•/' Siberia, r.nd cf tic .Vnii/i 
 I'll-, ,i)id I "idi't ni.iiiy cil.riCi'iiiitnei, p/eetiir.i. I1','cre- 
 .:■ h tir (yifei.l n. i I li.-r.rof cur trrj> dc.ii m.d eiitneh 
 I'.Mcdlric U'i'ilri, f,;.i^i; I-ilw.ird r/r VI. n'/oV 5ni,/ (;,,i 
 f.i ./,!.', fu'd'i I't VII' '^lil'j'il', .'^l-rcI'Miii witiiii tl'c Citi 
 ■■t I ondoii, within f/i'r <i«. Hsi'lm if Knghind, did ni 
 l!i:ir iVii pi'l'CrCi'lhcrid Aj^rnliiie, finnijh tiiee Shift to 
 Jif. le', I'rntch and jitid L.iiidi, ]/l.iiid>, H^gimis, tiid'l'ei- 
 ri'in I", I'efoie ili< /Idi-niwc ri.t l^iuwit, nor icmmonly 
 I JuiUf-l C.I d f'C.ju iiird iy Se.'s ; one of which three Slip!, 
 H'.mr.y i'"- I'.dwaril l>on.idventnre ( whereof our rii^l t well 
 /ir/fic! Richard LUMKi-Motwni ihenGi/verncur ,vid (Jie/tt 
 Citftein ' clui.'C.li) thcGrc.ceof God end f^'cd Conduct cf 
 f/r/,i/>'Chancellor, lo.ii'-.ir iindwimcr in the Koril I'.ui of 
 yr.w V.mfiie 0; Ruiri.i. Vir.-jmuchtiiwchccicdiUy infoimcd 
 lithe Hej-oii ft' i:ir triijly crd wellclr.cd Suljcii, th.ii 
 y,..i Miijefiididnit oniy iaii hiniitndcerl.tin of his imipniiy to 
 mil Iniicii'tl P'cfcnce and Sp:t.h^ ente.tiiincd and l,u.- 
 i1t'iiedth:ni with .1 '' llum.viifi iind Gcntlcncjs, hut iitj', hcin^ 
 li-jnrjlcdp.vi yh I h: l.ette I cf our ftid II, other, and partly 
 i'li'.'t ^u-J} of f/,fJ4:,/Kithard Chancellor, have l<y y:<ur 
 
 Copy of the firft Priviledges pranteil bv 
 the Fiiiperoiir of Rulfiit to the tni\lijh ^^ 
 Merchants, inthu Year 1555. 
 
 diOhn /'.i/i/i. It/ by the Grace of Cod, F.mpcrour cf 
 / ' /(iii?M, Gteat Duke nf Kvo^'cd, M/.-fw, &,-. 
 To all /'lople that lliall lie, rriid,' iicar or iiii.lerllaiiJ 
 thcfe PrcfiMts greeting. F-orafnUK h as dod h.ith 
 planted all Ki.ilms and Doniiniom, in the whole 
 VV'i rid with fuiiihy Coiiiinoditics, lb as the i iic hath 
 need of the Amity, and Coiiiiiioditiesof theothi'r,aiul 
 by inians tlurei f Traffi.k isufed from one toaiiotha, 
 and Amity tlurcby in.reafcd ; and I'l.aule aim iii;lt 
 Men ni'ihiiig is iiinn- to be licfired than Aiiiiiy, wiih- 
 out which, iioC'ri-atiirc bcingi f .; naliiialgcodUiljo- 
 litun, ciriliveinijuiiliicfs; (o that it isastroiibkli ii:c 
 to be iitti rly wanting, as it is perceived to be ptinui:, 
 to tlk Jlody tolack Air, Fire, or any other Neu-ira. 
 ries ii'oft iiiiiiilitc fur the Confervation and Maiiiir 
 nance ilicnof in health, eoiilidiring alio how mxd- 
 fill Morchaiulife i,, which furnilheih Men with all 
 that which i^ coiiveiiieiitforthcir l.iviiiyandNoimiiic, 
 tor thiir Clothing, 1 riiiiining, the (atisfying t.f ihcii 
 Delights, andall othrrthings conveiiiem and pinhtahk- 
 fiir thcni, and tliar Merchandize biingeth ihe lame 
 CommoditKs trom divers Qiiarters in fo great .dun- 
 dance, as by means therci f nothing is lacking in any 
 Part, and that all thiiigihe inevcry place (where en- 
 teicourfe of Meulundizes is received am! imin-acej ) 
 gcriei.illy 111 filch fort as Amity thereby \. entrcd into 
 and planted to continue, ami Injoycis tliereof be as 
 Men living in a Golden World : l^pon tliefe Rtffpicii 
 and oilier wrighty nnd good Conlider:iiionv, I's lure_ 
 untomoviny, nml chicHy upon the Contcmpla'iuii d 
 the GraJou; Letters, dirckltcd from the Right HIjIi, 
 Riglit lixcellciit, and Right Michty, Qyccn A/.im, ly 
 the Grate of (jod, Q.uei n of iw'/i'./, /■'■"'.■, *>•■ 
 
 
 \irrii 
 
 Mer. 
 
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 niiri 
 
 
 prani 
 
 nHol 
 
 
 nil, 
 
 Kiii'^ 
 
 
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 ' lllWl 
 
 ' Sii 
 
 
 ' liiim 
 
 
 ■ rvrri 
 
TEi 
 
 ^ip. II, 
 
 omt fn/l ,.f ,„„ ,f ,^ 
 <•;/ n,/iuiif, tl n , ti. i; 
 
 Iff 'in^wiiltii, I, ,1.1, nil,,- 
 
 '•"'l"', '/ IM /,»,,/ rf, , 
 » / fiwt )»« niritiit 
 ^It.l^r .11 f:,-ll ,',»,<• I,,,., 
 
 >'" ' II' / Jil'.lf.e.iti!: 
 5. Nr A/..,f/. 0/ I-VItu. 
 .» ».■ I .i«ni); /.,,, «n, 
 ' <i''MnfJl, .Wit in /,^ 
 ' (.i.i.r txttiii'.'l i„ iif 
 'IDSul'fftl Mulu,.,, 
 l.'JI )i:i In iui.limit l\ 
 
 I tile: ,141 Mtnlriiti.ii.i 
 :i leli^il III Mur f'li'i.ii • 
 
 /'.Mid/.i^dw,/,/ /„ ,,^,„ 
 ije If II h ,,r/,) Sf.l;,,;li.i,,: 
 nin!tti<, tliil )i iii.i) flujc 
 •■lU\n ,w,l 1:1,1k, ij.- ii,J. 
 lei, ij ii/i.lf „,„i ,„,,,, 
 './ Atriil •>.!), il^- ^,.,,( 
 li"!;wi'tlli, ,i;/./l<i,h.itJ 
 
 n'v or /> /(/ ,H(/(», 
 <"/..' {'.in/ /:,il/vilt, I.,. 
 
 I I ■III. Ill, (.(.iil.li, tlihj • 
 lh:J. ,./ ,h J„U Afr,. 
 iV I/CI//C, fri.f,\- .11,1 ,.. 
 l.-.r I.,). Vu'.'tihtl, r,^ 
 ,1 ,v ,1 iiniiniir.1 ,iw,„),. 
 
 ///I wilil Ji,th yiit f/.. 
 
 tlv next .iirii aI rf ilf 
 infinm.l .■/ ym j^i.hi.ui 
 
 bcn.x.lci.iti Jill), li(\, 
 itt.liji itii; jirur Sulid.i 
 
 I't lli«h, lipht i:.\;eliti,i, 
 Ict.iiln, t/'t S„>\ .III.! 
 
 \'.i].i,-i:\A' If'ifmhijlc,^ 
 n\ ilifl'l.ircil "liK.ini.i." 
 15'jV a'lJ >ii ilit (iril 
 
 ileJges fjnnted bv 
 /.< to the L»i^lij!i 
 
 Chap. II. 
 
 7k' S€(.oH(i t^oya^e to Ruffia" 
 
 ^051 
 
 v.^. 
 
 af God, Empcrcut of 
 
 iio^.t.t, M,J.,vi,,, &,-. 
 ml, iicar or im,lcrll;iiiJ 
 •afmiuli .IS (lod h.itli 
 unions, in tlu' whole 
 us, I'o .K tiie < 111' lutli 
 :^iiltics of till' rtliiT, ,111,1 
 iVd frf'in cm- lo.iiii.tliir, 
 ; nml bi.aule aim null 
 iral lliiiM Amity, \ni'li- 
 t" .1 ii,iuiialp('(alL)if|o- 
 that It isastrouWcli'iiic 
 .rccivcd !(, Li pricvcjUi 
 IT any otiur NVcoira- 
 llrvatioii aiul Maiiitc- 
 Jirinp allii lii;\v nail- 
 iiilluili Men uitli all 
 ir l.ivuiyaiKlNoiiitiiic, 
 tlic fatisl'yinK t.f tlicii 
 nvciiii'iu and pntiialilf 
 izc biingcth ilic laiiit 
 rtcrs in lu groat alun- 
 tliinj; IS Jacking in any 
 very place (wlicic (11- 
 Lcivcd and i;iiliraccd ) 
 Jicrchy ij cntrcd intu 
 liijoyns ilnTcot' he as 
 l^ion tln.fi; K^fpiili 
 onlidft.iiions, I's luTc 
 tlic Cciitcmi'laMuii of 
 from tlio Riylit Hi;j|i, 
 ;lity, C2iii-cn A/.i'.>. by 
 E'igti*..l. /•'■'.I'/'*, &<- 
 
 ' Ml 
 
 im 
 
 * in tht' Favour of her Stih)«fts Mtf'liinit\ fir 
 ' «t'rn(»ir, Oiiifiils Airiftano, an.! (unii 
 
 My, fir liu I ' tOtlii»fililimpirfan.tJiifjrdii»:,»ii, ordlit Patlifin 
 
 ,,,1,/k, — T — • I " w.aitiiinili) uli «n.l lliall .ami 11,1) ii,itii(Kriiiiioiliiin, jii'i rvc! 
 
 ''' ' ' Mir.lianrj Ailvcnruri'is tor Jiliiiviiy fi| I andi, ' ' ' ' - . . 
 
 ' Km w yf thcrdiitt tint \vc nt nur (ira.r 
 
 fyt: 
 
 ll'iiil, 
 
 ' iiiiri M'liion .Ilk! iciiain Kni>wlid){i, li.ivc itivm .md 
 
 ' rMnti*d,.inJby thcfu Pnlcnti lor u.tiiii- Hiii, and S«k- 
 
 * alliiiii's il.) ifive and i(r.int ji inui li jt\ in n.'i i-. aii.l li~ 
 ' itli, unto Vj/i//i,';i(;j/,.,Mfiovciiiniir, .Sir (.,,m^. Wmi.j 
 ' Knijjlit, Of.. ConfiiN, Sir ;?i7i/i (n ■//mw, C.. Alfilt- 
 ' aiit^, and to till' <.'oniiiion.illjf nf the afnrn.iimd Ki 
 
 ' luwlliij<, and t.i ilirir .Siiiiclluiiis lor uvir, md \,i die 
 
 ' Sii.M'llbnrs id iviry oF tliuii, tli.li- Articli.*, liianlv. 
 
 ' liiiniiiniiii"., I'l.nitlnlVi, I il>i nicsaiid I'miKJi'it, .iiiJ 
 
 ' rvi-rviif iluin licicat'cci fdlluuiiiu iXLiulfcd ai.d Ji- 
 
 Ui •.. I .. or 
 
 '. J, ti,l'li;n. 
 
 ' FiiO, wi-flriis, oiirMiir< .nul .Sii.irlTiiirt, do l>\ 
 ' their I'ltfcnis n^c and jir.iit fnc l.i..cii. t, haiiiliy, 
 ' Authority, aiul I'owit, lulln the fald (Jintiii.uir, Con. 
 ' till", Ainihnti, atiil Cniiimniialty if the laiil K'Huw- 
 ■ lhi|', and tothiir.Sm.illiiiir'.fiir cvir.ihai all and (iiifii- 
 ' l.ir ihf MiTvliaui;. of ihc lanit! Conn'nny, tlini A- 
 ' PCI III, lailldii, Docis I (' ihiir HuliiH Is, Aitiiinew. 
 ' .Vrv.inis, and Miuiltfu, and every of ilicni, may jiall 
 ' tinusliiTialUTlVir iMiniiiic, fiinly, liruly and l.ili K 
 ' «ith thur .Miijis, Mil, hand fcJ, Goods, aii.l thii;;",. 
 ' wli.itlocvir lail, innn .iiid finer into all itid (inmil.it 
 ' niir Lands, Coiimrici, I'oininions, Ciius, 'finviis, 
 ' Villarci, Calllis, I'oii , Juufdidioi s, and DillriJsh) 
 ' Va, lat'd, or I'ltlli W.iiir., and thiic t.iiri, ali '»■ 
 ' .iiid fiijniirn. and Imy, (i'll, hamr .111. 1 iIi.iim'- all kind 
 ' "f MirtL.ii 
 ' l'(0|'ie, of 
 
 ' Sr.itr or |)i(;icistliiv I'C, and with t!;i' fame or oiIut 
 ' Sjiii's, Wai.s, MfiJiaiulizrs, (In,„ls, and ■linn;;:, 
 ' wli.itficvrr tiKy I'C unto irlier Kiiii'ircs, Kinj{di)n,j, 
 
 * Dukedoms, I'aris, and 10 any other plaei or |'fues.-\t 
 ' llicir I'lealhieand Lilurty, I'y .Sea, I and or lieili \Va- 
 
 * ttis, may depart. iiid cxiu ife all kind of Merelundizrs 
 
 * in our laiipirc and I'oininions, and every put theieol, 
 ' freely and iiuietly, Avitliont any Iselh.iint, liiipcaeh- 
 ' incrir, I'riee, Fxav'tions, I'left, .Siiaiiijii, CnllonijToll. 
 
 * Finpodtioii or .SiiLlidy to I'cdemandc'd, taxed or paid 
 
 li/e,, Miihall manner of Merchants and 
 wliaifoever Nation. Kite, Coii.titiuii, 
 
 _ ihiin, J{o..d]iif>uviii.illi|i,,r I'lufci.I'MiiiK (iiaiiei, 
 and l)|ordii»bel\\eiiiiheiti iniMid, an.! »o be fh')\eil, 
 and alKiiil le, d. Ill eratr, Kinfiili, .ori.liulc, lielim'l 
 ditiriinnr ail,l makefii.lt Ach and Didinaiicen, ai he 
 liHoniniendcd wiihlnwVlliitaiin, ih ill think (-nod ami 
 niectliir ihei-iiod Oulir, (,oiiTiim»iii nn 1 Kur of llw 
 bid Merebanis, an.lallo'ki '';;jh Men icpmrng ly 
 litis oiirfaidliinpiie and 1). mini.. MS, o' unv piiriiber*- 
 ''I, and to fet and livie up. n all and ivuy li.ifh 
 Man, DflWida, ui l)«tiu!ers, pl lii h theit A.1« aiKl 
 Uriliii:»n,.es m.idc, and to I'c iii.uli, reOalia* wA 
 Mulct ■., Il) tine or iliipr lolnunt. 
 1- '■I-'". ' If It happetitliatany ot tl r fai I Mitih»iiM 
 oiothe; L'llll Met., as oni' or more elo irhcl .i^Minlt 
 lilt UlMf laLloror laiUrs, ,it his or their Dq iitus 
 an. will not dd'pole liim or lheinf.l\inn oley tliein' 
 jindeuivof fhcm .'ii> ll.all ..preitain, iC the laid R«- 
 Klsor Dil. .!'cdiei't» do eonie ,ird U t.n.nd 111 oiir fan! 
 nnpire .inJ ptrifdiilt^oi,., or any I'ari .ui-l I'Uic rhcrt- 
 ol, then We'iMtiufe and i;r.nit, that all ami eVLiyt.ui 
 (JHiar,, Miiiiltits and Sul)|e . . dull ett'.Ctnally aul 
 
 •f I'lil.ll o- i\\C\ijl. 
 
 ireit 
 
 and .(inn the laid el 
 
 IKputie-, .niidfoi tliii- I'owir Ih.dl really work ti 
 I'linj; fu,.h KeUl, or .li'^oUdn 111 Ki , I,, ir Mifol., tj. 
 int^ to line Oliedniier, and to thnt Intent lliall leni 
 
 lint') the fame laCli.r or I allots, and their Opmiri, 
 upon ri;.jnelt ih'.reloti.-to Lcinado, Pi.fjns 
 mi tits foe I'l.iiilliiiinit!., fi'ini time to tune. 
 
 6. Iiaii. ' W'l promife unto the l.iii Mcrthants a...! 
 ihcir .Sii.ecll'niis, ii|)erulieir Keejiiclt-, to e.thilitar.l 
 ilo unto them, j'.o.d, et.nll andlavoiiral'lc Jiillitc, wild 
 liv] ■diiioii 111 .ill ill, it (..lilies, .T'.l tliat when they 01 
 nny ol them Ifall have aeeel's, or c n^e to or LuIi-.-l a- 
 'lyot Oiirjuiinrs, tor any iSen I'Liints movnl, .md ro 
 len.ovevl 1 envem any our Siibj.-its or othei .Str.i':- 
 r; rs .111,1 the. 'I 01 ii\ of them, that then iliey llinlJ If 
 t'ril ind f.iuhwiih I.e. it, I, as f on ;!M!ie I'jjty wliudi 
 iliey Ihalllind kdoreonr Jiilli,'.s, ll,.il| [e inipc:ii h- ,1, 
 wliieh party beitiy heai,l f, rtliwah, and alfoon isiiuy 
 I'C, the laid y;- ;;//;■ Merihaiif, ll.all be rid aid dd- 
 pat^hed, and if any Adion lliall lie moved by or i;',,iinll 
 
 • or at any time lieitalter to be ileinanded, taxed, let, .iny of the faid .Ster.hants being abfeiit out of our 
 ' levieil or inlerr'd iipoiithenior any of them, or upon J^iii binpiieaiid I)o!iiinioii.s, ihen fiich Meriha;!' may 
 ' their Good.s, .Ships, Wares, Meiehatid.zes, and things, ' fnbltiiiitc an Attorney in all and lingular liij Ca us, to 
 
 ' nf, for, or upon in\ Part or Parcel thereof, or upon 
 ' the (Joods, .Ships, WaieS, Merehaiulizes, and Thiiii;s 
 * of any of rhem, fothai t'uy ihall not need any other 
 ' lafe (.oiiiliiCl or I iceiiee, general nor fpevial of us, 
 ' OurHeiis I r.Siuvelfoms, iieiiher Ihall bcl«)iind to a^k 
 ' any fife (.'onduCt 01 Licake in any of the afoielaid 
 ' pl.lce^; llibicill unrous. 
 
 ;. hew, ' We uive and cianr to the faid Merthanti 
 •thi - ■'^' • • ' ' 
 
 ' be followed as need Ihalhcquire, and as ijiali feeinto 
 ' liini txpclit'iit. 
 
 7. Iioii. ' W'c jiiatit and pn.niil'e to the faid Mer- 
 I iha'itsatid to their ,Sii,eeiroiii's ihat if the- fnne Met- 
 
 '.hantior any of them ll.all be wounded, or ( •A'liuh 
 ' Godlorbid J lluin in any pait or pi'.ce of oiir biinpircor 
 
 Dominions, then (^o(ul inforiii.-it: m thereof ;,5weii, wc 
 
 an.lour Jiiltiecs and other Offieeis, ihall exe iite due 
 
 I power and i ibeiiy, ihatthey nor any of rhciii, i.or! ' C'on-edion and I'.:nilhiiient without deiav 
 
 their (loods. Wares, Merchandizes or 1 hings, nor a 
 ' n\ part thereof, Ihall I e by any means within oitr Do- 
 ' minions. Lands, Cmniries, Caflles, Towns, Villages, 
 * or other Place or PLues of our lurifdiCtiuii, at any 
 ' time hereafter att.uheil, llayed, arrelted nor ililturbed 
 ' for any Debt. Duly, 01 other thing, forthe whieluhey be 
 ' rat principal Debiois or Sureties, nor alio for an\ 
 ' Cfi'encc orTrefpafs eonunirted, or that Ihall be eom- 
 ' n.itted, but olny lor hi, has they or any of them ih.ill 
 ' aehiallv eoininit.and the '.anieOrteneesJif an\ fueh hap 
 pen) Ihall be by us only heard .ind deteriiilne'd. 
 i. lion. ' We gise and grant th.it the laid Merthanft 
 ' fhall and may have fice 1 ibertv. Power and Authari- 
 ly, to name, . hnole, and ailign Brokers, .Shippers, 
 Pukeis, Weigheis, Meafiners, Waggoners, and all 
 ' iilier meet and iie,ell!n'y I abouters for to fervc them 111 
 ' their Feat of Meichandi/es, and minilter and give unto 
 ' thitii and eveiy of them .1 Corporal O.ith, to I'erir 
 ' then, leelland truly in their Othces, and tinding them 
 ' or any of iheiii doing contrary to ins or their Oath, 
 ' may i-unilljand dirmifstheni, and from time to time 
 ' ehoofe', fwear and admit others in their Place or Places, 
 ' without Contradiction, Let, Vexation or Dilfiirbaii.e, 
 ' eiiher of ns, our H.irs or SneceHbiirs, or of any 
 ' other our jtiltiie-', t)fli.eis, Minilitis orSiibjeifls what- 
 ' foeier. 
 
 4. Ilt»i. ' We gi\e and grant unto the faid Merchant.-. 
 ' aii,l their Siiceelibiirs, that fuch Perfon ai is or ll.all 1 e 
 ' eoiiiuiendednnto ii.s, oiir Heirs or Snccelfours, by ilu 
 ' Governoiir, Coiifuls, .aiul AlUnants of the faid pet- 
 ' lowlhip reliant within tlie City of i.mhlim, within the 
 ' Realm of y-.'iij.Vi).'./, tobe their chief r.W>or wiihinthi: 
 ' Our tmpire.ind Dotninions, may and Ihsll have tuli 
 ' Power and Authoriiy to govern and rule all liirj^Ujl. 
 ' Mtii thjt have had ot Jliall have Accefs,or Repair in or 
 
 rdii 
 
 g 
 
 to the hxigeiice of the Cafe, lb that .t thallbe an Px''- 
 ainnle to all others m t to commit the like ; Anil if it 
 lliall I ban, e the p'.iitors, .Servants, or Minilteisof the 
 laid Merchant', ci any of them to tielpal's or olVeiid, 
 wheiel y they or any of tliiin lliall iiuiir tlic D.ini',i;r of 
 Dearh or Pitnilhuieiir, the f"i:'ods, VV.ires, M.n, luin- 
 ibzes, and 'liiiigs of tliiir .\laiiers Ihall not therefore be 
 Ibrteited, eontif.ated, fpoiled nor feized by any means 
 by us our 1 leiisor Siicelli'iirM, or by any out Citieets, 
 Mini(ier.i iM- .Suliecti, but Ihall remain lo ilieif ufe, 
 liank, free, and dilcharged from all Puiiilliment and 
 Lois. 
 
 8. hew. ' Wc g.-anr, that if any of the r:,yj;p: Na- 
 tion be anelled for any Debt, he lli.ill iK>t be l.nd in 
 Priloii, lo tar as he c.in put in fnffieieni .Surety ami 
 Pann; iienlier ll.all any .Seige.int or Officer lead iheni 
 01 any ot tlieiii to PrilLn, before lie li.aii have kno'.cn 
 whether the iliief Faitor or baCtcrs, or then Deputies 
 lliali I'e.Siirities.orbringmnin Pawn fur fueh ariel'.ed ; 
 ilien the Officers |l,a!l releafe the Party, and ll.all frt 
 hull or them at libeiiy. 
 
 <;. I'or. ' Moreoser we giM-, gr.iiit and prcmife to 
 the faid Merih.-'iiib, tli.it if any of their Ships or c- 
 flii-r Vtlfels ihall be I'poilcd, lobbed, or Dar Hed ni 
 failing, an. iioring, or returning to or fro'- ir l.-oti 
 Empires and Ui-iminioib, ci any part then , v anv 
 Pirats, Mer.li.uits, orothev PetlLis, what' i : ho ix 
 they be, that then and in Uicli cafe, we v.ill .'...ill ih.c 
 in us is, to caufe Relliuiiioii, Reparation, and Sr.tis- 
 ' f.iCtion to be duly nuiile to the laid /;«;;.';//.' Meriianii^ 
 by our Letters and niherwile. as Ihall Itaiid with our 
 Hcnoiir, and be Conlonant to Pquity and JultiiO. 
 
 10. Iiein. ' For iir, our Helfs and .Siirciifours, wo d« 
 
 prOn.ife and «,ray: to perfoim, naiiitair., coiroborau\ 
 
 b b b b ' a-,.tiieii- 
 
 >^f^ 
 
 IP- 
 
 n'|i I 
 
t i 
 
 •^xo 
 
 The St'cond Voyage to Ruilia. 
 
 lib. lY 
 
 
 auvhniticatc ami oblcrvc all and lingular the afoicfakl 
 I.ihcrtWs iT.iiicliifcs aiull'rivikJgcs, like as pvc enc- 
 iy w'c liniily >!» ir.tciKl, ami will •.cirroboiate, aiuhcii- 
 tickai.a pal.irm ilic lainc l'\ all Wcai.i aivlWaN* 
 ' tlmwf.a'i, a-imuh as may k-, to iIk C'omm.Hluy 
 
 ■ aiiill'icli; uf tliffii.l r/;n ■//;,, Mavliams, aiul tlicii biu'- 
 ' cclliiiirs fi.V(.> ir. . . 
 
 ' AiiJ. -0 ilu- lr,U'!-i t'ln: all atul (i.-ipular the \.v ' i.iit.s 
 ' GiMius, an.l Tiouii'ls 11 a>. Ic iiuiol.ilik .ib'lric-J ;iii'i 
 ' ivrt'iniu^l, uctlicr-iil ji- ;; /.;/;■(, ,V'', h\ tlic Gvau' (.1 
 ' God, lii'ii'Li'Viv 1,1 /< .■■•, 
 
 ■ >M'/..., S>c. t.irrs, . ur 11-- 
 ' Iii:'|vrial ami \.o<::.\\ WV r, 
 
 ' aiuMo i-roinllc I>y llnli-l'i . _ . ■, , r . 
 
 ' laiiuml obki\c, in.i (aiilo to k- iir ii.^il'U iN<.|>J 
 • ami [...tiiuaiiK-J, I'.llan.l luijiulai' die ni.'., i,,i>l Citis, 
 ' (iraiits aii-1 1'vouiii'i-s tVoin -.unc to time, ami ;ii all atkl 
 ' every tunc aii.l tifnS Vhk.ikii: Aii.ltor tlicnificiot- 
 ' r&boraticiilurcuf, liavc ..uii.ii oin- S.v;iK-t lv;ri.Miiito lo 
 ' be mit. , 
 
 UattJ it: oi'T Caii:o of Aft,';-; the ic-cli 
 ii, il-.c Year 
 
 rr.at Diil-c ■•'f \' < "■', ; 
 rsaiul Svuwll'oiiir., i'V Olll ; 
 
 iiilloavt (if an O ti,. Iu\c| 
 ■U'lits, iiivi.iUi^v to u'aiii- * 
 
 Pav of 
 
 ii.e f'..iU ui!i'.'t<-},\ 
 hki'fj, Philip . (»»(/. i^i'/ic 7 M.\!y. 
 
 The Ckirlciu.f d: },Uitb.:)it.. 
 cd iipo.: ihc Oil. iivc",- 17/ 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 ■The JiKAW. 
 rT?rir:ip«;l)« 
 
 C,4'iGigfy. 
 
 ' <Ti\-i:iii .iT'J J\/.- ;, I y U.t (liu-c ot' Gc.i, Kiii^; anJ 
 
 ' fi'H'ii, ^;'.-. To all niaii'icr ( t' OlRiVis, mf- 
 
 ' larv Mui.M'.niliiT., a:;i.i Subjicb-nvl toallotiici' I'ti'i'lc 
 
 ■ a'i nc!l v.'itli'n rlii-; riii- Realm ur cKl'wl'.cic iiiu^r our 
 
 * Olvyian.-i'. jiirit i[(.V;oii, an.i Kiilc, o; oibcrvviii. unto 
 ' vii'.onitlicle yiir i i;ncr^ llia'ib." Ilii.\v;\', (c.:\, or rca.'. 
 ' .'.r.'rui.i;, 
 
 * Whereas v.o be ere.lii iv irfoini. ■!, that our rit;'nt 
 ' trulty, r;u,ht fa'iht'til, aivl welb-irvet! OiiuilVnoi 
 ' n':i'.i.>vi M-ii,iueP,ot' ll'.ii. ffic:, l.L'd Hi);h 'l'r..'ar.:ri:r 
 
 * ot" this our Kealiii ot' iCi;;' ,!(.• ', '/.-•m Kail oI' .///;'..;■/ 
 " LordStcwaril ot'einrl-lT'itliuId, J,-hi Karl ot' i?.'.//.^../ 
 
 ■ Lord Keeper of oe.r Privy Seal, ff'/.i'/TiH Earl of Pew 
 
 * brri^e, MJ/.'.iw Lord /u'.ri)./ of I'.Jf.ngh.ini, Lord Higli 
 ' Admiral of rlii? our laid Realm of Kn"//iH.i', .Vc. lia-c 
 ' at tiicit ow;i Adventure, C"lts, and Charges, pro- 
 
 * vided, riivi;ed, and tack'cd certain Ships, Piiiaecs, : 
 ' andrjthcnvACi Vclfels, and the fame furnul-.ed with all i 
 ' ihinjjs nLCellaty, liitvc advanced and fa forward, forto 
 
 ' dill over, ali.nbi', and find Mk:;, lands, Terntori'. ', 
 ' Ooiiuiuons, a^d Sei;;iiior e-, iinknou:), and by our 
 
 * .S'ibv'vh bec'^iv this not . o,iv.i:oiily l-', ."-ea fnipa-ntcd, 
 ' ivh'.cli bv ti'i- Suticran.x and Cine, "f Ahnichty God, 
 ' It lliall i.hansc dieni \m\:v. Nonlnva-ds, Njith-ea'l- 
 ' «anis, and Knrth-wcltw ir 'i, or any I'.i'.s thereof, 
 ' in rhat Ivai : or C-'ourfe wliKh other Cliril-.iaii Mo- 
 ' mrrhs M>oini; <eiili vs i:i I i .:|;.^c aiic Aniitv} Iia\c 
 
 not hcretofr.r by.Seasrral'''\k:d, batimed, or t'rcquent- 
 cii, if> tmd ai..l attain by then fod /('.venture, as well 
 ■JottheCjlory of U-hJ, a-, fir the 1 I'.illratiiii! of our blo- 
 
 ritsiinknoWM, and not by the Seas and Navigation?, 
 
 bofoie tlieit I'aidlatc Adventure or Li-.tei rrife I y ."-i ; c; ' '' 
 
 Navij;at:on lOininonly f'reii'jcnt. d, \vc Ur, incoi co-ate 
 
 name and dec'arc by tliefe Prefeiits, and that tls' ''aaie 
 
 belloull.iji or C^ninr.ionaky fiom Ik tic forth l\il! l^. 
 
 aiKUiiay have one Govenioui of the ('aid Ivliowlliipaiuf 
 
 Coinnioiialty of Muvliants Ad\eiuii,ers. 
 
 ■ And ill , onlidiration that one Vi'/ry.'/ « C.i/t-,; h.-.tii w,), 
 
 been the iliicfcltS>tiei foitli (if tliisjourneyor Voyae • •'•••'- 
 
 ihiufoie \\x make, orda'n, and cunHitiue him I'lie*'' " 
 
 fir.d.?. / ij/riH, to be tlu liid :ind [ leicn: (ioveinoitr ofiDiij 
 
 llic lame FclluUilii|' and Counm.nafy, be tlufc I'n. 
 
 I'eii!-, lo lia\f and en|,-'V iheiaul Office if (Jo^ciiuiiii 
 
 • • liiM.'.lit f.dd S.i.illi.iii'.i-.: ■I ; duiin); hi^ i.ariiral Lite' 
 
 •.wt .our .inanity or difnilfini; liom the fame isoom, ' 
 
 ' .And turthcnioie, ue i;iaui unto the f.nn.' F. Il.iwlliiv 
 
 and Couiino:i,ilty and liieit Sis. .elliuirs, ili.;i ihcytlr 
 
 I'aul b. Ilvivvllui>aud Conmionalty, ai-d ihcir Succcllb'-. 
 
 ' after the d.c.'.lcof the til'd Sri illi.n; C^hi/;^ i}|,,|| 
 
 ' and n.ay frc. ly and lawfully in p'a. -.. coveniert ami 
 
 ' honelt, alftir.He tl.Ciifelvcs tof^eiliei cr fo lu.iny ,.i 
 
 ' thciii .1- will or can alfeinblc tojjeihcr, as well within 
 
 ' our C'.uyof Icn.'.in, nrclfcivhere, as it flail plcal'c then- 
 
 ' in l\i:!' fort ard manner ,in oihcr uoillrit'ol Cotpoi,-,. 
 
 ' ticitis of oui faidCity have ufid tn alien. He, andtluf. 
 
 ' yearly iiaiiir, elc>!l ami chrole one Go'.ernout or tn,, 
 
 ' oi thcniliKcs and their Ld'Crries, and alio as iv?l| 
 
 yearly diinng ilu' lutural life of ih.- fai.l $.briria: c.i- 
 
 /v.v, now Gowrnour, .-. alfo at the eleclion of fu^ji 
 
 ' faid Ciovernotir and Govemours before his deceafc lu 
 
 ' clioofe, name and appoint iS of the moft !aii, Jifric; 
 
 ■ .-md honcll IVifoir of die faid belie wil.ip and (,n,i' 
 
 - OiOnriltyot .Mer.h;uit Advenf.u'eis, -.[s is above futcilr- 
 
 ' ed, .-imr fciirof the niort cypert and skiifnl I'crfons ot' 
 
 • the (ai.ie :S. to be nin-.ed atid e.il'e.l G)iiU!>, ai;,! 
 
 ' l.i of the rehdie to bejianied and i ailed .AlliHants t;i 
 
 ' ilijfaid. Governour or tiovcrnours. or Confius f r tlx 
 
 ' r'lnebiini;, v.luc!iiy:ill_ iv.u.in and Ihr.d u: their Ai> 
 
 ' th.ir'tv for onewhile Year then next foil-Avinp: .•'.nd 
 
 ' if itihall for.ne il'.e fiid t'lOvur.Mi:, Coufuls anj 
 
 ' Al.iltants. or any ef tl-.eni fo to I o c!e;')e,!, at,! h;_ 
 
 loi<, r I'enas 1.- al'ovcfad, to die luthin t'le Year afrc Lis cr 
 
 ' their eledion, that then and I ■ often, it iliall ai.d aiay 
 
 ' be lawtul ••> ,nid for the faid I'J.loivihip and C\'uim.> 
 
 " nalty, totleCl:ui(' dioole of !he)..felves o'lier (jocet- 
 
 ' iw.ir or Govcriyjurs, Corfi-.is and A.ul'ar.ts, in tli:! 
 
 ;o 
 
 U^A) 
 
 <14 
 
 nour anil l)i;;iiity Koya', m t i Ir.creafe uf the Rc- 
 veruesof ourCroivi' and i;entral wcaldi of this and 
 othe.' our Realms and Domiiiions, ae.ior our Siibji-Cls 
 of the fame : .Ard to thi; l.remourSubvVds above fpe- 
 ,:iti;d and UiiU'.ii', have moil b.nn.biy felecclied us,' 
 that our abundant Lira e.-, l-ivour and Ocnuniyniav 
 lie wraciuiilly extend' d unto thciii in this behalf: 
 V\'h( reupnn ue in.lined to the IVtitinn of the fore- 
 I'ji.i our Coinifelli.r\ Subjects .m.l Merehartt, aiul 
 vvilliiiR to anim ite, advan. c, hnthcr and novrilh them [ 
 inrluir faiil ;,od!y, bontit, .ind pood I'urpofe, and, 
 .(swehopc, prolir;d)le Ai'.veni.ire, and that diey may i 
 ilic more wilini|;ly and rin.iily atdiicve tiie fair.e, of 
 inr Ipc. .al Ciia e, certain Knovviedpe, and meet Mo- 
 tion, lia.e g'.anred.. and by thcfe I'rcfeiits d.s prant, 
 tor us, our Heiis in. I Sue eliinir;, unto our laid ri_i;lit 
 irufty, and r j;ht t niht i|, ,imi npir v,-elbelovedC'o',iii- 
 filoi^, and the o'lier'vd'jre name ll'erfons that thi.^- 
 by the name of Merch.ints Advmturcrs.Df /-.wji.in./, 
 fir tb.e dilcoviay of Laiub, 'Icirhoric, llles, Ho- 
 iiimiOMs, andSriunif ncsnnknoivn, and not before that 
 late Adv-'iitine or bmerpnfe by Sei or Navijtar.on, 
 .onimonh ftecjMeilted as at'oreltid, Ihall be from hcnee- 
 f ir'h r.iic Fio.le and pi-rpeui.il felio-.vlliip and Coninio- 
 nalty of iheni'clves. botli m l).:ed an.l m Narrie, and 
 ihcrn, byth.'N.inu" of Mer.hants ."tlvetitiirers forthc 
 liii'uOMTV of Lands. Territories, jiki; and bcgiiio- 
 
 ' place and (lead offiie'i as (u Ilia I hippcn to ilye, 
 ' fcne out the fame Year. 
 
 ' And furtiier see do make, orda;n, antl conftituio 
 ' Ceoi^c B: iici Knight and ."Mdcrnian of our City of /.n-S- >:' •• 
 ■• (U>:, ll't<ll,imV,i:iut Aldcrinan of our laid City, .■U-"'"'" 
 ' f.'.wrV Hiifie, and J'hu Suikit, to be the (iril aiiii ',', , ,' ' 
 ' prelent four Ginfuls of the (iiid I-ellcvvlhip and Co"- '•«■, 
 I' nioiulty by tlicfe I'rcl'ent.s, to have and en;oy the laiJ .■:;,',"•. 
 ' Office;, of Conl'idsto tlicmthe laid '■ ;',;;e /(•■'"■•;, i;i,-1.m.ii. 
 /..on Cn.fct, /Intl- t.) llufr. and .Vi.;,',!..', for term of 
 one wh.olc ycir next aftr rtlic D. le of thel'e cur Letters 
 I'ltents ; and we do likewife in.ike, ordain, and ccn- 
 ititiiie. Sir JLiu Cifium Kri,i|,t, Sir .-(«./■ .-w 'juilie 
 Kniiiht, Sir Tm>i:.:. Write Kiiipht, Sir Ji/w /wir 
 Knipli', rhiii:-' qiji:) the elder, 'I'ri.m.a l.r.,i\c, ll.r. i 
 H.iJJiii, 'Join Hfkj'V, H'-'iH.iw l!'^:fvi, li'ii'ir.m Cli-- 
 If'i, Hici.i.J I'oiii.'i;; l{i\!;i,;l Ch.-.mh, l.iii.c, Ifl.Vnn 
 Ml!!, if, 'Vr!<iii.:t P.i/iiVthe elder, ll'iUi.im M-ii, Iki, •, 
 B.'chr , (;fjf'.cy ir.i\v!.irt:, y(,V.'v:,.V /".^.r.V, l{uwl.!iiii 
 Hcyn'f.,.i, l,e:><gc E,:->i, Jihn ti!.'"i, 7,:/' i; .S\u. /;. , «;.;/.• 
 S.t'i.li'i:-, and \f//, J AJi» .•.'.■>. , tobrtlie fiirtaiid 14 Ad'af 
 aims 10 tlic laid Go.ernour and Governours, and Or. 
 fub, am! roiIicOid I'ellt \vl!iip and Conunoralty ly 
 thcfe Fiefents. to have mvl enjoy the fud Offic.u ot 
 •■Xdiitanis torhem fiir term of one whole Year, iicvi 
 after the ilate of tlufe our Letterr I'.Trenis. And b'l- 
 ther, we tor tis, curl hits and Suceedinirs, asnniclias 
 in n- i>,. v.iil and praiit by thef.' Prcfents un'o the faii 
 Gou-rnour, Coufuls, Allift.ints. bellowlhipnnd C'oai- 
 
 ■ panyof Mereh.mts Adventurers af;reraid, and to tlkir 
 ' Sui-Cifl'iiuis, that the faid Go'ernour <vr (iovernoui:^ 
 ' four Conliils, and n AliKlants, that now f.y thel'e I'a- 
 ' rents are nominated and appointid, or that hercifter 
 ' by thefjiil bellowlliip and Comironaliy of Mer. hauts 
 ' Adviiiturer, or the more parr (>f them which I'.ial! 
 
 be then prelent, lo fi nn time to t.nie to be eliofcn, lo 
 ' that llure be 1 y at the halt wholly afrecd tlieieof, 
 
 ■ the laiu Goieinouror Governouvt, oron,- of tlieni, ;ind 
 ' two ol the laid Conlu'.s Ihould be there, ar.d twelve 
 ' of the re fid I tc if the laid nmibcro'' i";, lliail be of 
 ' the laid A'iilt.aiits, and m the abfeucf of fuch Gover- 
 ' tiour, (hat ihentlireeo?. tlu: laid Ccniii'.s and twelve '.•; 
 
 the laid .Miillantsar thc^lc.i.ll for tl.c rmie bcinr, fa i 
 
 and irav have Die J#.l txutvile 
 
 full Power luid 
 A'J-hority, 
 
lib. iV 
 
 ■VT). 
 
 •^e;i3 .uid Navipa-ioiK 
 
 111- linu'irrif,' lyS :or ''^'' 
 
 Mi, WC Jo i];c,M,K)-itl ^-^A* 
 
 -iits, aiv! I lint ri'.> -"a.pj 
 ijii liuK- iV.r'li i\i;i '|,,. 
 
 i'l"(.>.Jr,llowll,ip;„u; 
 M'lnii.cr^, 
 
 >l I ^Jol!n,c>• or Vovaf. •'.■.':,!,; 
 
 I 1 ii':.ri:(;.j\i.inoiir of 
 
 ",-'■■'!■>, I'v tlKll- IV- 
 
 !li'iin|j. hi,si,;uiirall,| ' 
 '■"iithcrmicA,-,,,,!, ' 
 !H')tln;um,'Rl:_nvi|.i; 
 ' • '^li'nir'i, tli.u ihcytl,:. 
 ty, .ird ihcir .Suacli;,.., 
 :^'-.' "/'..•,.■ C,!c„, ih,|, 
 
 in r'-i - 'Wcnicrit ;,r},i 
 P'-Uici or fi) „,j„j, ,,, 
 fliihcr, is ,u-:) uithifi 
 
 '■ v'.oi|}r,f„I Crpot.v 
 l"'a(lcn:[lc, amlthi,, 
 >iic Cmv, (iiiour or nv,, 
 "-•''. air.i nllo a. uH( 
 
 '"•• l-li'i S.hliUi: c ■ 
 t tlie clcdinir (,f fii^i, 
 
 tvforc his Jcc-.urc, ,„ 
 
 'l'^;iiioft Cul, .iii;r.a 
 l'iHcHit,;p anJ Cr,i,' 
 ■i>, :;-*. isal-ovcfptciU- 
 
 I '■--.l.'o.t CdirrN. ,1, I 
 
 "■•'!' -iivvi .Mii!i.„i„ ;:, 
 
 ■s.. or Cr.„f„;s i;,,,,. 
 
 Chap. 
 
 If. 
 
 7 he Second Voyage to Rulfia. 
 
 511 
 
 (^•« 
 
 K-Xt fo;); 
 
 •""■'i.c: And 
 
 Jii^'u:, C'(..],riiK ,i„j" 
 '•; ckc^M. ,,,! i,- 
 t'lo Vcr- afrc- Lis re 
 i*-'", It ilall ni.J -iiay 
 =w|lii,' .iiKl Ccniiio. 
 ■■-(■Ives other Gover- 
 I'J A.ill'ar.t?, Ill i/i,. 
 I hippcn to (lye, ;j 
 
 ■tlaifi, apf! conffiture 
 lot oiirCiry of ;.:,,-?• ,;,,., 
 our la.il Citv, .fc»'"' » * 
 tti he thr full and'";,;, .'■' 
 L'llcu-lhip .-.ml Co!".w..^ 1.; 
 •atij criioy tlic ("aij **;,"■ '■' 
 
 \ i' ,t ,1.. It . . • " " fwr 
 
 .11..'. rii.', lor term of 
 of ihclcciirLirtm 
 (•■, ordain, and cc.n- 
 
 .Sir .■liij.-iv ■j:uUe 
 hi, Sir 7,.;« /;,,;, 
 '■r.w,:, /./:■/!;<•, /f..,,-,y 
 ^•■/"«, IViLlr.m Cli: 
 :mhJ.ui.r, ir:.!:,-m 
 "iki.tm ,liUn, llei,> 
 ■'■•' '■-•'■'.', /(,,«./„•„./ 
 
 7;;,; Si,,,,/.,, ;j/,;j, 
 
 ofiiilaiid 14 Aiiill. 
 ■crriour<-, and (Jon 
 id Coniiiionahy 1-y 
 
 the f.lul C)ffi.-.,;i f,| 
 
 whole Vf.ii, iicvi 
 
 I'.T-tnis. And fi'i- 
 
 aeflmiri;, aiiiukii.is 
 
 •fonts uii'o ilu- TiiiJ 
 
 ellowlhipnnd Coiii- 
 
 "■i-'l.iid, and to tiKir 
 
 iiir or (xncniaiiis, 
 
 ai i\(m- l,\ th.:lc I'a- 
 
 (»■ thai' liiivaficr 
 
 iii-ily of MiT.hams 
 
 tlicni which r.ial! 
 
 lie to be i:lKirt:i, li) 
 
 ly aj'reid thcji'i't, 
 
 'I I n,-ot' thini, and 
 
 tlitie, and twelve 
 
 c'' i_s, (hall (v of 
 
 lee o( liuh (.iover- 
 
 'iifiilsand twel'.eof 
 
 tmie lieiiiP, llad 
 
 fii!J Power and 
 
 Authority, 
 
 Aiiihoi ityto riilrand govern all and lingular the Mer- 
 eliaiifjcf the faiil I ellowll,i;i and C'oiniiion.ilty, and to 
 execute aiiii do liill and fpeedy jullice to them, and e- 
 very nt them, in all then Caiiles, Dirt'eienees, Var - 
 ances, C.oniiovcrlies Q;iarrels, and Coiuplaiiiib, 
 wiih'.iiaiiy our KeahiK, IX ni:nion.s and jiirifdiction:. 
 only iiidved, and to he moved toiichiiit; their i\iet- 
 i-h:ind:(c, Iiafliiks, and IVciip^crs atnrelaid, or tin 
 )'.(Hnl Order or Kule of them or any of them. 
 ' Alii) we f()r ii'i, oerH.ns and Siiccelltirs, foimiehns 
 III us is, do likowile In thef,' IVefenis iirant, that the 
 liiid Giiveriimir, Coiifiils, Alliltants, l-ell.,\elliip an.t 
 C lUiiK naiiy, a:'.d their Sii,-cellbnrs lliall ."nd ma', j' 
 have pcipLtnaLSuiveilion, and a .oiuiron Sv.ii. v^'hi^h ' 
 lliill p :peliially fervefer tii,; At;a;rsaii.! Hulliiefs cftliel' 
 faid \\. iovvllnpand Comnionahy. And that thc\ audi' 
 tlkir Siitcellour:; (hall and maybe for ever able I'erfoii'., 
 andeapab'ein the l-.au-, tiir to ]Hirchale and pol!eli,in 
 fee and perpetuity, and for term of Life oi Lives, or 
 tuv leiiii (,f Years oi orherwife, lands. Tenements, 
 Rents, Keverlioiis, and other I'olfellions and Htrcdira- 
 nient-, wliailoever they Iv, hv the name of the (jover- 
 riiiur, Conliil-,, ■\llilt.ini',, I'ellowlhip ami CommiJi.il- 
 ty (it the Meuhams \dventinersby Seas .md Navipa- 
 tioiis lor the diforery of Lands, 'I'ernioriis, Hies, 
 DdininiiMis and .Sei^',nioiies I nknowii, .nid before tliej 
 l.iid la!i 'dv.n'ure or En'-tipnfe l''y J)eas not fre(]ueiu-| 
 ed, as before is Ipceltied, and by the fame names,, 
 lli.iH and may iawfully aUeii, t;rant, let and fet the 
 l.imc or any part thereof, to any I'e'fon nr Perl'ons a-l 
 hie in the L.iw to take and receive the Time ; fo thiii 
 they do nor t;raiit nor alien the l!ime, oranypart there-, 
 ot in-.o Mortmain, without Ipteial I. i,;eiKi',)f iis, our; 
 lleirsor Sue.cll()'irs, tirit had .md obiainevl. 
 
 Alio ive for o, our Hoirsand Sue etloiirs have grant 
 ed, and by ihefe I'refentN do Ktaiu nr.to the faid (io 
 veriioiirs, Confub, Aififtants, L'eilawlliip and (,'om-j 
 monalty of thefaid Merchaiub andto their Sue, elfours,! 
 thatt.hey and their Su.oelli'urs, Ihall and may lawful- 1 
 ly puirhale unto tlieni and their Succeifours for ever,! 
 Lands, Teneniems, and Hcreditamenis \vhatf,ever 
 of ihe clear yearly value of thrcerore and lix Pounds, 
 thirteen Shillings, and four pence of lawful Money of 
 l-M;Jr.nA and not above, as well of fuch Lands, Te- 
 neir.entj and 1 lere 'laments, as be holden or ihall It 
 holdenof us, our I lens or SucceUours, as of any o- 
 thcr Perfon or Paribus, the Statues provided againit 
 All natioiii into Mortmain. <r any of th( in, cr any 
 -Article ui Clauft in theui ur any of them contained, 
 or any other Law, Cultoiii, Siauucor Provilioii toihe 
 ontiiry many wife notwithlhndini^ : .'\nd that th,y 
 by the name of the (joveriunir, Confuls, Alliltanis, 
 Fe!lowlhi|i and Coinmonakv ot Merchants Advcnu- 
 rcrs, for the difcovery of I aiids, I'euitoiies, Iflcs, 
 Doininions and Seijuiiorics unknown by the Seas and 
 Navigations, and not before the faid late Adventuie 
 or Emerpnlicby Seas fre(]uented asaforclaul, (halland 
 way '>c aolc in the Law to implead, ..:;d be impleailed, 
 to a Aver and to be aiifwercd, to detend and to be de- 
 fended before whatfoever judge or Jullicc temporal or 
 fcititiial, or oilier Perfons whatfoever, in whatloev i 
 Court or Court.., and in all Ai'tions perfonal, real, and 
 mixt, and in every of them, and in all Plaints of vrvi 
 D.'llcifiii, andalfoinall Plaints, Siiir-s, Qiiarrels, Af- 
 iairs, ftufinclles and Ucntan.ls, whatloe\er thev he, 
 touchinjj and coaccrr.inp, 'helaid E'ellowlhip and Com 
 mrnalty, and the Ari'airs and bulinefs ol the lame on 
 ly, 111 as ample manner and form, as any other Corjxj 
 ration of this our Rea^m may do. 
 ' Moi cover, we ll,r us, oiii Heirs ami Snccelfours, 
 have given >ind granted, and by thefe I'refems do 
 givcatul >!,ru"it uiuo the faidCjovernonr,C,onfuls, Allilt- 
 ants, Lellowihip, and Coninionalty ol Merch nits Ad- 
 venturers afo.eUiKl,and to their Suc> elli,iirs,ihat the (.iu\ 
 Governouror Governoitrs,Coiifui.< .ind Aiiiltants, aiui 
 th.tir Succelloirs, in ma .ler, torm and iiuniber atore 
 rehcarfcd, Ihail have full Power 'nd Amhoiiiy Iron 
 time til tune hereafter, ti make, ordain, elt.d'lilh and 
 ereci all f.ich Statues, .\d.s aii.l Ordinan.es, tiir the 
 lioverninciit. y.o 'd Coniition, and laud.able Ri le of 
 the laid Fe!low!lii|i and Conimonaky if Merchants 
 Advcniurerii afurelaid, as to them Ihall be thought 
 ,i',ood, meet, conveeient and necelfary, and ilfo to 
 admit lint) '.he fai.lC]orpor.itinii and Hellowlhip to be 
 Ireeof the lame, lu,"h and asm.iny Perfons as r.j them 
 ihall be thought goo,!, meet, convenient and neccllary. 
 .•\iid that cveiv Inch Pcrlon or Perfons as ihall fo.tune 
 hereafter tobe ad,mtted into the laid hellowlhip. Com- 
 monalty and Corporation, ihall from the time oth's or 
 die^i adiniiaace, be free of the fame. And alio we 
 
 will, .and by thefe Prefents grant for ns, our Hrirsand 
 
 Sufcefliiuis, unto the faid Ginerntiurs. Cnnf.ils, Ailili 
 ants, Feliowlhip, and Commonaiiy cf Merchants Ad 
 ventiiitrs afurelaid, and to their Siiccellimis, that the 
 {ioveinor.i-r.r (.o.eniours, Coi.fuls jiid .'\liiltani.s of 
 the fame, in manner, tiirm and number atiirerehearf 
 ed, acid their Sucellijurs fortlie ti;i;e be ii.>, Ihall and 
 may have full l'ower.ii.d A'lhniity b. ilicfe Prefents 
 tivm iiuieto time, ,b to theni Iha'l i.eni good I o li- 
 mit, Ut, irdain :md nuke .MuUb and Pen.ilties by 
 riiies, boiteit res .id lii'piifoi.inents, or any of their' 
 ipnn any CHIVn.l- ■ ot' file la:d Icl.'owl! ip and Comn-.o- 
 nahv. totally One. •■ i.^uihtng th. l.ime l-\ll,Avlh![ 
 and ComiTionalty.and . 'Io that ail Acts and Or.limne^ 
 b) them or their Sucdli, rs to be in de, wli,, h tune 
 lliall think imi neceli.n; o preiudi. iai to the laid heh 
 lowlh p or t ijinii oiia.'ty, a: all times to levoke, break, 
 trultratt, annihilate, repial and dillidve at their plea- 
 hue and hherty. And further we will, tint if any of 
 the fail Fellow Ihi',' and Commonalty lliall he f.und 
 lomrarious, tebtliiuusor dilobedicnt to ih.e laid Go- 
 wrii'iii or (j'overnoiiis, C iifeb, and the faid 
 Aliillants tor the tnie being, or toanv St-itues, .Aots or 
 Oiilin.,11 es h) them ma Je or to be made, that then the 
 l.iiil (,'n\ern.>ur or (lovernours, Conf'.,|s, and the laid 
 Alliltants, in manner, torm. and lu.niber above Ipe- 
 iilic'd, tir the time heinj.', Ihail and may ly lertiie of 
 ihele I-'refviir'^, mulct an.l putulh cverv b ch <.)tfuider oi 
 Ott.'iiders, .isthe (.^liality of the Offence re.juitetli, ac- 
 .'iiding to their goo.l Dili retions. 
 
 .•\ii.i fiirthei, we will that wii'e e'f rheiaid Offui.:er 
 orOllen lei s lliall di.'chne from the I'.nver ot' tiie laid 
 (xn'erruuir oi Ci,)\ernoui'i, Confuls ami Alhliants, it: 
 nianiier, I, inn a'ld number a'.'oicfaid tor the time be 
 tug; fo always, that the laid .\cts, S-atuti», and Oi- 
 dmances, do only ton. hand eoiicern the laid (joier- 
 nniit or (J,)vcrnours, Confuls, Aiiiltants, an.l the laid 
 I'ellowlhip and Cou..iioialtyof our beiore named Met- 
 chants .nilventiirers, o:' tl'.e Men of the fame fcllow- 
 lliip .imlComininaity, and none ether; And f,j al- 
 ways, that filch their \iti<i, Statutes and Ordinaiieci 
 be not againlt our Preri,Racive, I aws, St.itutes, and 
 C;ull(ims of our Realms and Dominions, nor contrary 
 toth. leveral Duty of any ot cur Sub|eitb towards us, 
 oar Heirsand Suceellimrs, nor contrary to any (.'oin- 
 pacfs, 'Jreatietov Leagues, by us or any of .-"r Pro- 
 gcnitours heretoli re hid or made, or hereafter l.-viis, 
 o'.'i lle:rs ami S'lccilli'ir- to be made, to or wuh any 
 toreign Prince or P le.-.iate, nor a'A'o l" the Pie)iKl;ce of 
 the Corp. (ration of the Mayor, Conimonahies and 
 Citizen., of our Citv of i.,'<,(//, nor to the |'tendue 
 ol AD) Ptif n or Ptriiins, body Peiitick, or corf orate, 
 or incorporate, iiiltly pretending, claiming, r having 
 any fibeiiies, I-ianlufet, Prin.edges, Righis ei Prt'- 
 heiuinencts, by vcitueor pie'ext of any Giants, Gift, 
 or Letters I'aieiits, by ti-, or any our Prcgeiiitours hetc- 
 toloic given, granted or made. 
 
 'Moieover, we fjr us, ,ur Heirs and Sua-efTours, will, 
 and by thefe Pi'elenis, .Io gtanc unto the laid (jover- 
 iiours, Conliib, .Ailntams, hellowihip, and Coiiuiioiul- 
 ty otoiir Merciiants atorelanlithat then laid Governour 
 or Goveniouis, Conluls and .AihlLiiiis, and their Sue- 
 eelibiir in ihi- time being, inmann. r, torm and iiiimbei 
 ' above rehearfed, ihall have full IVjwer and Authority 
 toailign, cuiilliiete and or.lain one Officer, or Jners 
 Ofii. ers, as well withm ouraforefaid Cit\ of L(>:J.n, 
 as alio many other pla.e or p'aces of this our Realm of 
 I '!■.', -.iiii, or elfewhcre within our Doini.iUins, which 
 Olticcror OHiceis, we will to be named and c.illed by 
 the name of Serpeant or.Seigeants to the l''ell.iwlhip or 
 Ccnimonahy of thefaid Merchants, and that thefaid 
 Scrpeaiitor .Sergeants, Ihall and may have full Power 
 and Author tv by thefe I'lelents, to take, levy and ga- 
 thir .ill manner of Lines, boiteitiir.s, Penalties and 
 Mu Cfs of every Pcrlon or Perfons ot the faid Fellow 
 Ihip and Ccinmu iialty, .oin ic't and that ihall be con- 
 victed upon, Ol loi bre.ikini'. of any >ianitcs, Acts, ot 
 (.'i.linnnces, to 1 c ii.ade bv ilie faid '-oiernour or Go 
 virno'.irs, Coiiiuls and Aillltaeis ti r the tunc be- 
 ii';;. 
 
 ' And further, we will and alio gtani i , use utHeirs and 
 SiK ollisuis, that the faid Ctii, er or L Ulcers ll.all liave 
 further Power and Authority toi the Default of Pay- 
 ment, or for Difobediencc in this behalf ( if need be ) 
 to let hands aiidairell as well the Body .and Bodies, a> 
 the Goods and Chatties of fncii Oflender and Orienders, 
 and Iranlgrellors, in every place and pla:es not tran- 
 chifed. -And if it Ihall fortune any fuch Otfender or 
 Otlenders, their ( ioods and Chatties or any part thereof, 
 to be in any City, Borough, Town lii':orpoiatcd, or 
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 other plntct'irin.hifcci or privili-ilrcil, ivhcrc tlic t.Tn! 
 t>ff.ci-r or Ofli.iriiii.iyro; l.nvtiil y imr.iirit or inter 
 melitli', th.ii then tliiMav'ir, Shcrifl's, B.iyliti's :"'■'' 
 nther h' .-.JDfli crs or A'.iiiilU'is witliiiicvciy liK'h ^.-''V- 
 Ivirniigh. 'l't)wn, Itii-orporalc, orj'larcor plai'islrin- 
 ch Ibii, iiM.'u a IVt. e(i u) ihcm or .iny ot tlu'iii, to W 
 ilirii'h'-! iViin the CKjvfnionr or (i )vrriioiiis, ( onlul'; 
 aii.l \ii;lt.;nrs',t thi- i.uA ^e'.lo^,vll;lp, in t\''.nif-LT .-ivJ 
 iortiint'i r.l.i! !, iiikIci the iotrn:cii.Sc;il of theltui 1 ■ '- 
 lov/lhip niid C.ni\iif.(iii.'.ity torthenip.c !em;^, Hi.iH at;.! 
 m.'.)- ati.r k .mk! airtit the lioily or IVKlll^ ol !ii !i 
 Olk-i!er .ir CIll'.ii.liTs, asalTi t:ike nml lie/i di. (.. n.l.s 
 ii-.J Cli -ti es ot all ;iiid eveiy Ui. !i ( Weiuh r or Often '- 
 cr«, I- •ti;.' \e il'iii any Inch plaee i i i '.kw li.in lulcii, 
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 till! ev. rv I'll. Ii Otiiih'ir a;'.'. I )i!eiklers, 
 I\iii;; v.i'lnn tin f eh I'iaie or I'i.i <■. Iianeh:)iil, 
 and e\eri (MM thertof fo a^ta l;ed aiul lie/e.i, tli.ill, 
 a, o:dif.;; to the '1 etior and l'i:r| oi; (d ih.e laid I'te 
 >--,p'. ri t'Tiian.l ilehver iiiro thelanU Xlieiri.i Offi. 1 1^ 
 • It tlic atii'.<('..id l-ellovvilii|' and (Viiimnnjltv . 
 ' Anil Hm;I'a", ue wi I and rrant (• i i ■•, i.i^r \\iv> 
 ,ind Sn.icilii: r- I V thele I'releiits, th.it all atid evif\ 
 fnili Mav> ?, Sh<riti, BaylilT, or ctlm hc.ul <»tieeis oi 
 M;:illeih(t air.l.ity. I>oror|.',lt, 'I'own In oi jHirati , 
 OI ( ih.T pl.iees tr.nii I'.il'ed, lli.tll not lie nnpenlud, 
 
 uiolelic l.vexed i r feed i;ianyofnr,rCo"ri or (.o\n 
 ixeiut:nj'oi piitniipiiie.ve Tirn of :niy <t the 
 I'ri' e|t or I're ipt. 
 ' And fintluiiiiore, \'c of ( nr a:n; 
 
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 i;,nn knowledge, t..r \v , 
 onr Heir> and Se. eedoiii-, a< iniieh as in us i";, liaxe 
 pnen and !;-anieil, and. I'v tiicl'e I'lefeiitv do -^iveand 
 rranrnnt 'the f.iid. (■o\eriioiir, C'orUils, Aillltants, Kl 
 ■ov.iinp anil C^oiiin-.finalty if AUreh.mts Advrir.urcr'.. 
 and -o iheir S;:e, .ilbr, and toth'' F.icfor hikI Facfvs. 
 -A l;.;ri ind ■^Hi^-ii.'i of evety of them, full and l-ec Au- 
 lliMuy, ) \l'c:f., Kicnl'v and 1 i>eiue, and l'( u-er to 
 fail road 1'. i- , lU-pion";, l/'oinininni, 'I'lvrlrorie , 
 I ■iW'.W. Ilie-., lll.-:nd<. and (.Jiiilis of tlie Sea. ujie:.- 
 loevrr hefore t'ii:r late Adunttire or I'ntej'rife nn- 
 
 I'V o.n- Mert hail's, aiu! Sii 
 
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 no". Iiiutoioiv eoiniiioiilv frequented, under onr 
 
 ner, Sandard, l-'Ia;:'; aii.l I'n'i^n., xvith their 
 
 .Sinp". r..iri\. l'iiu;a -e^, M-\Ji all other \'e!fel 
 
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 IVin- 
 Ship, 
 
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 ,er rortai;e. I«ilk, tp.ianti'y orqnahty they mav 1-e, 
 and with any Marincn and Men as they will lead with 
 litem in fii.h Siiip or Ships, nr other VelfeN at then 
 ov.n proper Colts .tikI I-.i;penre', to traffic k, deliry, 
 dd'.overan.l find, whatfx'vir llle, Iflards, Co;ntri(i, 
 Kepiops, Province-", Creeks, Arms of the Sea, Rivers 
 and Sfriinis, as v.ellof Gentiles, as of any other I-m- 
 peroiir, Kinp, rnn-c, Govcrnour, rr Lord uliaii. e\er 
 he or tliey ihall fc, and m whatfoever part ol the 
 World tht\ Ivj liniato, bein" heforc tin' laid late .'\d- 
 venterer.r Kiiterprife iinkiVMvn, nnd by our Merihnnts 
 andStil'icils not (oniironly fi-e<]iienTei!,and rr. enter nnd 
 land 111 the l.ime wirl'ort any manner of l^nyinp, 
 Pain, Peiialry or ("oTfeitiire to lie had or t.ikeii by atiV 
 ot oiirl.axvs, Ctihoiiis or Statutes to<air iile, or to the 
 life of our Heirs cir Sii. eclfnirsfijr the lame, 
 " And we hnve a ifo granted, and hy tlicfe Pri.lei.ts, 
 for ti-, oair Heirs aiivl Siiccclfours, do prant nmotlier 
 fiid (;■n'e^nnl:r^, Confiils, AlIiltanTs, Fellowlhip and 
 CVimiiii-iviltv, rvA to their Suceetfonr'', and to their 
 [■aclirsand .Aiiipns, and toevciy of their, laceniefor 
 foie.',r, p!.iiit. ••reii .>iid taften onr Banners, Standards, 
 I'laps -trd I"nl;;;ns, in vvhnifoevrr City, 'I'own, Vil- 
 lage, Caii'e. Iile, or main Land, wh;. h lliall be !-y 
 them nenlv I'nijnd. v.-iti'OMt any tlic Penalties, Kor- 
 tiitiires nr Diii/;ers ii'oref.iid, and 'hat the fiid |-ellow- 
 liiip an 1 (>iinnioiia!'v. and then Sixeeiio.ir-. I'adlur^ 
 and Arfiijn'-, and c el y ot' them Ihali and niiiy (n'o- 
 diie, joii'els and •>. it|>y a'l manner of Cities, lowns, 
 llle\ and iii.:in I andsof Inlidclity, which is or lliall 
 be by them or any of them newly fcniml or deferied, 
 as our Vallals and Siibicilts, and for to acquire ..nd i.;ci 
 the Dominion, 'litlr, and Infiirrcition of the fame 
 (.inC';, 'lowns, Celtics, Villages, Illes, and tnaui 
 I iiiiis, wlii h iV.allbeby them or any of them, neudy 
 difLOVcredei loiind unions, our Hciis .tiid SiiCi.ello\,r;, 
 |i .revet. 
 
 ' .And fiirthermore, whereas bv the Voyaj'.e n^i cur 
 Si;b|e(.'>s inihi'. lart (| '\'uar attunptej by Navipition. 
 •"Wards the dif'.very and diflol'iirc of ntikiioun 
 Pi'.i..rs, Realms, lllandsand Dominions bs iheSea-inot 
 lii'.|iicnted. It hath plealej Ahniijh'v (iod to caule of.e 
 of the three Sliipsby tlicin fet f .rdi tijr the V'.iyajieand 
 I'urpofe above mentiored, named the K..'n?i.i/ Uin.i.l' 
 jn,t .-, iu arivc, abide, and witircr v.itliin the Im 
 
 pin- aial nomiiiioiis of the hiph ,ind miflity I't.re^. 
 our Coulin and lirother. Lord *ilii l! (ii.Li, hiiife- vj-''''i- 
 lour of all /<.v/,''/r, /'oixi.m.i. Great Duke of .V,; ,'.;,;, ^' 
 &c >.ho, of hi.; Clemin.-y, for o;,r Love anv! 7.i.al, da|,',,V|.'' 
 ii.it only a.liii t iheCapi.un and. Mer.liaiits our .Stili- 1 V, 
 jecfs 111 ,1 [lis Pioteihon aed PrineJy Predncf, but al- " 
 lo rci eiM d ana eiiteiiaiiKd them very praeioullv and 
 ii.in. •■ lal'b, i;i.imini; tint.i tlicm ly Ins I i-tt.;r,s ,-,d. 
 dtediii unto lis, t'rank A^.el- in all In, ■siipniories aii.t 
 Doniinioiis, with I leme t'reely t-- trafti. k iP ar.d oiir 
 ivith .tdii's S;,b...'Cts mall kind nl' Met, haiiJile, ivitli 
 diltl^ oili. r prauous PrivihiU'es, I I'.ierti ,s and 
 immunities, Ipee tied in hi- f lid I etters I'lidtr l.i,Si.i- 
 ne' Kii'jv yetlicr.'t'ore thit we of our fiiither I'oi'al 
 bavoiir and Miiniti.enee, of our nicer Motion, cerrain 
 Kn.iwieiliie, and lpeeial(irai.e, fur ii<;, our Heirs and 
 Si.ieill'jurs, hive p \en and iiranteii, and by thefe Piv- 
 lents do ptve ,'.n<\ praiit unto ihe la-re (ioieriiuiii- 
 (.onUils, Airillanis, bellcwihip. and i;onui,i..iaiv a-' 
 boien.mie.l, and to the r Sir u lloiiis, ,as m'l.h as in 
 nsi-, tli.ii all the main l.,iiuls, llles. Ports, H.iveiis, 
 C tee'ss, .111! Rncrsot the laid miv.hty I'lnperoiii ,\ 
 ail /<.■.///.■, .md i^reat Duke of A/.'/ly, ^ie. .xud all and 
 iKipnlar other Luids, D.iimni nis, Terntines, IiU,. 
 Pons, Havens, Creeks. Kners, Arms of the .Sea, ol 
 ali,ind.<neiy (,riier iMiipeivur, Kinp. I'rin. e, Ruhr mil 
 CiXein.iir. wli.itloev. r heor they before the laid laie 
 •\diMiiiiii- . I l';iier|— lie n.it known, or by o t afou 
 l.iid Men hams and SnlvjeCfs by the Seas not cmniroii- ^,' '; 
 l)_lu.iiiented, nor by any Part nor Parcel rlu tent' Ivin.;^.';'. '. '. 
 Kl rtluvirds, North-e.iltuai'ds or North- w.-liwaid.s, a, '•'""«" 
 isafor. fnd, by Se.i llnll not be vUitcd fieijuented in i '"''"' 
 haiinte.l 1 y any onr Siibic.-ts, ether < f than the l.ud 
 C 'inpaiiy and bell. v.lhip.anJ ihenSu. eed'oiirs ivitb,,ii:t 
 cvprel- Licence, Ai;icemi nt and Conii-nt i\' tiu- Ci- 
 veriioui, (.■lul'iii-, and Alhfiaiiis of the fiid jeiiiw 
 Hup and C niiU'.naity aI-ove-ii,inHd, rr iheiuoie p.u. 
 et them, in iiianner an I iiiiinber afir.-lad, for ti,, 
 tiirebeiiiL;, upmi p.-.in.i! Fort. lUi-e and 1 .Is. as v.\ i 
 e| t'lc Ship aii.i .Ships, uiih the Appilrt>iianies, as.i 
 l'> '.it all tlie ti-v.ds, Mer. liaii.lifes, and tliii',.;s wh.ir 
 lotiertlr,'\ i-e, ot tliole our S-dvCills. r.ot leiiryi; tik 
 laid btllowlliip .ind Commonalty, uhkli lii.il' atti-ii;;.-: 
 or i-n lii.-iie lofailti.aiiy ( t tholeplace-;, wlr..-li be .'r 
 licrealterlhall happen robe tiiuii.l, and tr.affi,ked inii -, 
 ;iie one half oi the lan.c borieitnre to be to the ul'e ,ii 
 us, ourHiirsand Suce.-iroiir., and thcoth.r lia'.t to'^: 
 to the uU of the f^ii.l b'elloivihip an! Cominc nal-v. 
 And if It fl.all fortune anv .Stranger or .St- anpcrs fir in 
 attempt t.i Inirr, hinder or endaniar,c the lainc Met 
 chanr-i, then FaCVjts, Deputies or Aliinns. or any ..f 
 them in lailinp, p.oinp i r retiirmnp ai anv time in tlr 
 laid Advemiiie, or ti.r rofnior trade to. ^r from any i 
 thofe Pia.-i.;, Lands or Co.ilts, which by tin- laid Met- 
 iliants. their r''ai.'boi-s,Dcj'Uties ami -X.-licns, have been, ot 
 Ihall It* d.e:. Tied, ddloiered and found, er freqia-iirc.!, 
 as uell within the (.< alts and iinms c.f Gentility, .;, 
 wnhm tin- D. mininns and Scii^niorRS of ihe Lu 
 miph'ytmpcrour ami Duke, an.i of all and every o- 
 thcr Lnircrour, Km;;, I'tii.ee, Ruler, anilGovcrnmr, 
 wha.fo.-\cr lieor they be, before the laid late Adv. nntr.' 
 or hnterprife not kiiov.'iiby any of our laid Merchaa.s 
 and Subiei'ts, by the Seas n.-t commonly freq-iienti.l, 
 and lying Nonlnv.irds, North-welhvanls, or Konli- 
 eaft-w.irds asaforetaid, then we -vill and p.taiit, an.l 
 by thele Prelentsdo lii.eni .-, and auth.aiilc tiir ns, rur 
 Heirs and Sii.-ielliinrs, the laul Mck haii's, their l-aCt- 
 ors. Deputies, and .Aifiijns, anil every ot' them to d> 
 their b..il in then defen.e, vo relift the fame their In 
 tcrpiiles an.l Artemp-.s. Willing therelore, a;, -I 
 fluiii;Hrlv i.imm.inding ,111.1 iharpinp all and (iepeiai 
 out 0:hi..r, Mayors, Sheiitb, bf he.itois, (.'onlt;- 
 I'Ks, liiiilitt., and alland linpiilar other our .Mmilttrs 
 and Lie;.;.- Men and Sul )ec>s wdiatfoever, to be aidiir.;, 
 favouring, helpmp, and aliiltinp unto the faid (iovei- 
 noar or Governours, Confiils, Aiiitfants, hellowfi.ip 
 and Coirmriialty, and to their Suceelllii.s and Depu- 
 ties, l-act' rs. Servants, an.l Aii'iiins, and to the Dipu- 
 ti. s, Faifors an.l aliipnsof every of them, inexccuiirp 
 andcnioymp the Prenulfes, as wed on Land as in the-- 
 Sea, from time to time, and.at all times when y'li or 
 anyt'f you Ihall be thcreumo reiiuned. In witm'.i 
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 ' t.irma 
 
 ' i.awi 
 
 ' Pr. 
 
 • Ihall 1. 
 ' the f, 
 
 
 H.l 
 
 ■ i: 
 
 U^ 
 
 S'-- 
 
1^ 
 
 1- ib. VI 
 
 II. 
 
 'I he Third l^oyage to Kufiia. 
 
 pli aiiJ niipliiy PiiiY^, 
 .?'/« ll'liT:ci, biirc- 
 nai Diikc of' Mu.'.my 
 oi.rlxnx.mlZuil, dij,' 
 ! Mi'r.liniits <n!i .SuS. i 
 i(.\ly l'ri(iiu-o, I'lir ,i,'. ' 
 
 very f;r,icioii(lv aikl 
 Mil I y Ins I r':t:r,' ,•;,'. 
 :ill In . ■^riqiiiori,.^ ^i,,,, 
 'V "■•'Oil k in aiul (,„[ 
 il MtM. liaiiJilf, ii-itl, 
 niirt-i, ] ilx-rti s :iiij 
 I cttcrsi-mlfr l.i . \,,. 
 of our fuitluT I'ln'.il 
 niccT Motion, fcr:.ii;i 
 t';r us, our Hms .iml 
 irc.l. niidL.) tlitfcPa- 
 I'.c \.vw CioM-rnouis 
 , .inil Coniii'.uiia'iy n- 
 •■'ins .IS ir.v. h as i;i 
 HI'S I'f.rt., Ha, His, 
 nii'.'luy l-iii|'cr(iin , i 
 ■Ili, ik^. and all an.! 
 IS, 'IVriit'incs, Iil,,_ 
 Anns ot' the Sea, o! 
 ■ y- I'nn, C-, Kiila aii.i 
 y licforc the laid laic 
 All, or by fir atou 
 l>e Seas IV ■! Ciiiniroii-'^.' 
 ■r Parcel rliiH-fit' ly.n.. li'^! 
 ■North ivillwaul.;, a,*' 
 ■ilitcd lieqiinited nn '''" 
 HT < f" than the la;d 
 iii.Siiiciruiirs ivitlvirr 
 C'onlhit rf the ti, 
 5 ft thi' fiid te!' r... 
 lud, rr thciiK.ie |m; 
 uT allir.lad, f,.r ti,. 
 ,1'C and I. Is. as mi 
 Ap|'iirt>nai\e?, as. , 
 f5, and thir.iis wh.ir 
 •••iU, i:nt lem<;o; :.i; 
 ', whiJ.i iii.il! att'-ii;;-: 
 places, \v|i:,-|i Ix. .'r 
 , and trafii. ked rr; , 
 lire to be to the iile.ii 
 d thcoth-T na:t to'e 
 lip and Coiiinii-nal'v. 
 ;er or .Sr- angers liii in 
 tiar.e the I'tmc Mer 
 r Aliit;iis, rr any . i' 
 ijT at any tune in tlr 
 ladi; tcirfrnrn any i 
 hich hy the laid.Mer- 
 A.-iii;i)s,have I len.or 
 found, i:rt'icr)i!iii:c.l. 
 Hits of'Gcntihty, .i> 
 ;niiTic; of the f.ii.1 
 't all .-.nd every o- 
 ler, aiidGovcriviiir, 
 le /aidiate Adv. nr.ire 
 four laid Mfrcha;i:s 
 innioiily freq icnt.d, 
 ■ItuMrds, or Nonii- 
 All! ,ind "laiir, ati.l 
 lull. lii'.e tiir IK, fill 
 r^haii's, their Vid- 
 cry of them to d' 
 th.-- lame their I'li 
 iik; thenlore, and 
 ii.c all aii.i (inpiiiar 
 I'f hcarnrv, (,'n;iltj- 
 othcr otir Ntiniitu'; 
 ever, to lie aiding, 
 iito the faid (Jovei- 
 iiltaiirs, hclluwlli;' 
 icecMiiLs and I'epu- 
 and to tiic Depu- 
 ihcni, inexcciitirj; 
 on Land as in the- 
 lines ivhen ymi or 
 lined. Ill vjitni'ii 
 
 .I'lrili 
 
 J-U'' 
 
 
 r.'h 
 
 Further PrivilcJges gritntcd to the Mcrchaitti 
 of Rull'u. 
 
 ' "T I lel'e I etteis Patents wcic conhi nn dl y ae'l of I'ar- 
 » ' liameiir, b. I\iiy. 1566. wherein it isenaifted, 
 ' That by icafon the name b. wliicli the fiid Fellosvlhip 
 ' IS in. r.rpoiated by the 1 etters Patents aforelaid is 
 ' loiii;, ami .•oiilil'teth f)f very many words, tliat there- 
 ' l.ire tlie laid I'ellowfliip, Company, Society and Oir- 
 ' pMi-aiion, it all fi\ in hentifonli be iniovporated and 
 ' called only In the name of thi' l-'.-llnajbip rf En^tijh M.i- 
 ' i/'.iM(; I'J' <liic:i\ry rf irtv I'r.tjes. Provided that it 
 ' iliall belawfiilfiir anyof the Snbieiits of this Rralm 
 ' to fail to the I'oit, I'owii, Territory fir Cililc ot 
 ' ;;'i ),//";(/!•, or to any part of N'-'U'iy : Not to traid' 
 ' pnri any Chnh or Kerlies belore the fame Ihall Ik 
 ' df.'lfed. and tiir the inolf part died within this Ke.tlin 
 ' nponforleiriire of live Pound lor every Cloth and Ker- 
 ' Iv, one h.ilf tothi- (iiiecn, tlieother lulf to the Ma- 
 ' It r or Wardennf the C'l -iih W.jikers o'i lJir.:<'f. Nor 
 ' tn tnnlporr any Co.nr,io(b;y of this Realm hut only 
 ' in M'/:;/.'/') Ships, and fail for the moil part by l'.>i;i, ill' 
 ' Manners, on Ibrfeiluve of Zoo Found, one Moiety to 
 ' the Qiieen, iheoiher to the head Officers of any Port- 
 ' I'uvvn, havin* any ll.iveii or Harbour derayoil, by 
 ' whatfoevfr name tlicy be incorpuiati'd, to die repi- 
 ' ration of fm h Harboin that will fue fir the lame in 
 ' any (xinrt of Record, bv Aitkioii, Pi I', Plaint or In- 
 ' foriiianon, wlicriin i; o firiin, Pio-eiiVinn or \Va<;e! ot 
 ' Law tor the Det'eivlaiit Ihall be allowed. 
 
 ' Providci! ilfo, that v.hcnlbever the faid Company 
 ' Iliall willmi^ly witlidrasv, and difiontimie wholly bv 
 ' the t'pac ot ihree Yrais.in tunc ot Peace, the difchari;- 
 ' 1113 of" their Merihandifes ar the Road of St. iW./'i.,,. 
 ' Was \n l{iSi' , andd.o notdn.-hartiethi ir laid Meiehan- 
 ' di/es at fomc other Port or Road lying on tl at 
 ' Norili Coalt of Hjif''^, or odier 'lern'ory now ful 
 ' jcdtothe fiid Prime, hitherto by the Subieets of th 
 ' Realm not . ommonly freijiicntcd, tint then durn-i; tl 
 ' time fif any fii.didifcontinuniKe an i withdrawing as is 
 ' aforelaid, it Ih ill be lawful to all tlu Subjects of this 
 ' Realm totr:' '.e to the Xf.rvc only in liii^li/h Hortoms 
 ' any thing m tins Act to the contrary notwithltaiid- 
 ' inc. 
 
 The Third Voyage to Rudi-x. 
 
 THr Company fent two fships to ^^/?ia this Tear, w'r 
 * the M./am/ and the /'/'i/i/' and .V/oy, witf Supeinii- 
 mcrary Mafters and Manner;, to bring honi the Hit'i.t 
 Sy>nfrr;.j/iaiid tlu ('yii.ktitii^ that had been l'o?en up ir 
 l.iipi.tm/. 'I'hey torn hed m l.iip!.ni,i, and ihei\e filled 
 to the Bay of St. .V.vAf /,.-. , from whcfi.-e they . anie all 
 loprtlier on siw i. :h of >iiA, bringinijwnh tlicnia RiiPi 
 .oit.mbalfador, pamed O/./i .V.-;>.m, wi;1i 16 of h:s Ro- 
 tinue, who sverc Ih.ppid with Mr. ChtwcUt in the /•'.!'- 
 fr.,/, but by i-ontr.ry Winds and viojeni TempelK they 
 weic '.. paiatcd. i .'le Cvfi.loiii.i was feen toperilh 1 n a 
 Rock on the Coall f.f \ ■ ii-/:v ; the ?/"-i/-w-,i, wdieiei 
 were divers /j///f Merchants and. Servants of the I'.iii- 
 haiiador, wan never liice heard ot. 'lis fnppofed, that 
 hy two Years wintering in l.ijpii-.ii ', the became tin- 
 llaiiiKh, and flink. The I'l 1 ip and Af i.y arnveil in the 
 T/'/tmfjthe iSth of Afn'i, ITS?, tlie iUv..,! on the 
 tentliof .\ft.-/;i(rr 1556. arr. led irnlif Ray of l'.:ttii-\ 
 in the North cf Va//cT.V, whcie forted I'roni her .A 
 chf.rs, the wasl'pht npot! die Rocks in the Night, and 
 Mr i:i:/ii.ic:h'i wth fnen Hulics and divers Mariners wi :< 
 drowned, the Fiinbaliador with .i lew others, wiili ninth 
 diflicuiivcliapinj;. 
 
 As loon as the News of this Difafter came to l.enAon. 
 the lixthof D-urif , the Coi.'pany nbtained letters 
 from the Quci !i to the Qiiecn IXiwaj^er and Coiincil of 
 S. '.'....'. in la. our of thi; faid I'uiballa.lor, and inime- 
 diately liifpatchcd /.f.v i/cf i/;.,'/., Uoilur of the Civil 
 i.rfv., and U'- .;!• i.iV.i'r, into .Vier..it.'i.', with Money and 
 01 her Neceiraiiesto relieve hmi, and .ndiict him with his 
 P' I p-'c into /-./i;;//!'!./. 'I'hey armed at /;./•' r/m;;' the 
 ? {u rti' I ).: inh , a. id alter Mlitiiii' the P.inbaliado-, 
 rc[air..d to (Inecii Dowager with tlieii Letters, ivh< 
 gv.e ihein nopgs of (peely reltitin.i.Mi, ,i:id in ur.h 1 
 
 tlu rcuiKf), fent Commidioilcrs with an Herald of Anne) 
 to I'cttillc'c, coiiimandinj; by Proilaniatioii all Perfoiis 
 as had any part of fiich Ctiod, ar, were fpoiled, and 
 taken lilt or from the Ship, to bnnp them in and lef^c 
 the fame; fi iliat alter imi.,h Iroiibk', Time and Char- 
 ,ues, foine fiii.ill Parcels of Wax, and other ("mall tiiHuit! 
 things (f no val'iie, were by the poorer fore of .Vi,."/ 
 brought to the Conimiilioners, hut the Jewels, rich Ap- 
 parel, Pielents, (ii.ld, Silver and colily Puis, were con- 
 cealed and eoibezeld. Whereupon the (^ne.-n at the le- 
 c]ueltof the AniLallailor, caultd' about 180 of thciii to 
 appeal bettito her and aiifwerthc fame, whereof not on- 
 ly g'lod Teliimony by W ritmg was produced, ! nt alio 
 the th'->gs tlirui!eives found in the Hands of ihe Scotiijh 
 Subje i.s, who by lubtil and craf;y dealing anil conn;- 
 winceot the Commillioneis, ahuled thcl'.inballador and 
 his Aiiendints, lo tlut no elfectual Rcditurion w..i 
 made; wheieupon he departed towards /■;(,(;/i«r/ cm tiic 
 fourteenth day of yd'nn >, and on the I'sth lami; to 
 Itcrw.'J:, where by the (iieen'f Command, he was 
 h' nourably recived by the lord H'l i-.it.i, and on the 
 7tli Wis met twelve Miles fnjm l.rtnl'ti by S;3 Met • 
 hairs wall Cham; ot Gild, well mounted, and all 
 tluirScrvaii's in one l.ivery. and condiirtiiig hiin to a 
 Merchants Houle fourM:les from l.ciui;i!, he tli"re re- 
 vived a ij Mntity of (ifjld. Velvet and Silk, witii a,! 
 biirniriire thereunto reiinifitc, wherewith he lu.nie hut. 
 a ridihgf; irmciit, repolin.; himfilf that N'lpht. Tin 
 iieir d ly he was conducted to Lnniiioi by 140 Merchants 
 lit the Aic.'/.i'i Company, and a. inanv of then Ser- 
 ^anisin one l.iviry. andbv the Queen's Comtiian.! w,ii 
 nieton the wiy by ■Ji.' Lord .lfr«>).'.:;',7 , with 50c Hor.i', 
 vlio condiicrcd him to the Nortli pa:t of the City, 
 where tO'ir emincnr Mcr. harts ri.dily appin ll'd, p-e- 
 liii'ed him a fiirlaipe (ieiding, with rich 1 ripi'ingsaiii 
 a Iviot cloth of Crimfon Velvet. The Embaiiador be- 
 ing mounted, was met at Siiun ll.-l.l Bn:s by the Lord- 
 iVay-r an.l 'Mdermcii in their Scarlet, and rode thio' 
 /.'w./wi between the Lord-Mayor and Loid MiMfiic to 
 hi_s I.fxipings in h>.irl-:in:' 's'-f.f, a great number of 
 liii" Ix't'jro, .'in,i their Se.'iants follow 11 
 
 
 I i : 
 
 I I ' 
 
 '3 
 
 Merchaais ruling 
 alter. 
 
 Heie he tarried, ccpcvting tl'e King's return fioni 
 hti.i.ii- I, winch was the lilt of Mnrci', during which 
 tune lie was daily vifued by the Aldern-cn and chiet of 
 (he Conipanv. who lent lum a rich Cup-'ioatd of Plite, 
 and provided all k:iid of Victuals t'or his 1"able and 
 Ills Servants, with alllorts of (Jffi.ers to atten.l upon 
 hn,.. 
 
 Iho Qiiciti alio prelcnteJ lum with a ri.:li piece n' 
 Cloth fif 1 iihie,3p...ce ot Cloth offiold. another piece of 
 f liilhol Ci lid railed with Cnnif III Velvet, a piece ot 
 Ciimlon Velvet ingrain, a piece of Puridr Velvet, a 
 pure of Damask pnrpled, and a piece cf Crimfon Da- 
 mask, allwhi. hlu: thankfully asceptcd. 
 
 On the i^th fif AJ.i,c/. lie was cunductcd into the pre- 
 foncc of the King and finccn, where, after he had dc- 
 livcr'ii his Letters;, trade his Speech, and prcfenied their 
 Maiefties with two "1 in.ber of .Sables f the reft beuig lolt * T.ail?'^ it 
 111 theShipwrack) he was difiiiilsd with much Honour '■*" "• 
 and Refpect. 
 
 The rime of the Year approaching for his departure, 
 herecei\cd the Prefents from their Majcfties to the Em- 
 peroui, which were, 
 
 I Two riji pieces of Cloth of Tilfue. 
 
 1 One tine piece of .Scarlet. 
 
 ■; One fine Violet m grain. 
 
 4 One hue Azure Cloth. 
 
 1 A paitof Brigan Imos, with a Murrain covered 
 
 With Cnml in Velvet and piltNaili. 
 Ci Two Lions, a Male and Female. 
 
 Cili. given to the Embalfadcr at hisdcparture 
 
 I .A Chain cf Cjold of Too/, value 
 
 ; A i.irge Bafon and Ewer of Silver gilr. 
 
 i A I 'air ot' Pottle Pots gilt. 
 
 4 A pair of Flagons Gilt- 
 
 GitK fent from the Emperonrof /^w//^ to tlie King an.! 
 Qiii-en .>t i.i^..mJ, fpoilcd by the i'iT/< alter the Ship- 
 svrack, 
 
 r. Six Timber of Sables, rich m colour and 
 
 Hair. 
 1. Twenty en-ire SaMes, exceeding beautiful, with 
 Teeth, fcais, and Claws. 
 
 •5. I'l.'.'i living Sables, witlith^ur, and Colli's. 
 
 4- Ibuty 
 
 1 I 
 
 . I 
 
 'I i 
 
 A ' .1. 
 
 I-' if 
 
 '■ 'I 
 
 1 1 ' ' 
 
 1 1 ( 
 
 11 
 
 ,:• (\ 
 
 !.l 
 
 i^ I 
 
SH 
 
 'J he Fourth Voyage to Ruifia 
 
 Lib.ivlchn •!. 
 
 ■;l 
 
 1 .s 
 
 
 Thirty Lulaini, lari-c anJ beautiful. 
 
 Six larpc and yrc .it Skins, very r.v-li .itiM r.irt, 
 
 filch .!• .irc woiii by the KiniKTcur onlv. 
 , A l.ir(;i :iik1 t.iir wliitc- JcrlniiKDii toi ilu' wild 
 .bw.iii. Ctiiiic, ("lOofe, aiul iihii i;rr.ii. lnwl^ 
 witl- .1 Driini (if Silwi, uiIm as a l.i'.it to 1.1I1 
 liii.-H.i'.vk. 
 
 l,;ioYi'.\i .ih: ill Cii-.^ipTiv fi'tii!'! .1 Piini.i.v, v.itlcJ. 
 liic V-M. ■ i''rit't, ^f.i en li.i" IV Milir, 10 ililiiivcr till 
 H.ii'. uuts 111 the N'ouliirni Si- , tii v.-". fewnid the 
 i;,iy 111 Si. \ >/■../. :ih t.u .r tl'.e I1I.111..1 ■'■',','"' ^"l'. 
 M.cetiiij; «i!h nil II! Kx .iii.! SiiC^v., .I'l.l ..iiii:;!:.!! 
 Nurtli-'iali .111,1 N(ii hcrlv NVmvI>, .lu.l the Kiuhis ln'- 
 
 rcvcicriinlthe F:iii|'i'ii>ui, win ilelivrrci! fn every oiu 1 f 
 
 ithhisoivii 1 Luulsa C.it]- of M 
 to lU'iMrt. i le feiit V 
 iliree/Virelsef M .\[ 
 lln;:l!.,..J 
 
 'I'JR li.'lll()f S''/",-,"'i 
 
 in; till' .n .. one 'if i- 
 \i /■■!• heiiijj ver\ ij,:iv 
 The ibth l.e liiii in 
 Vet .\n,|(i(i!il, ;k'.,' f .iiicot leil 1 
 S..-i',i:/l .iiir l'lnf,i..iii . -.1.^ iLiiaJ 
 
 iiilp-.c I's leave 
 
 our I.oi'.^iiip tlie funic Uicniiu', 
 it fever il (orrs, in i-.ll a' iht ; 
 
 leit «itli whiti I ;in:n, 
 .,1 
 
 liic f.mciiuiir feM 10 r,r I o..!'^ 
 i. .1 H( rie, tl.e Sn.-i. ' 1 
 . .iie6,)iiiii'ii r. 
 
 i.eil';. • MS of bi.ir.,.!ici| V\''- 
 k ; th.'.i ot DiiCtor 
 h S.iMe., .iiici the 
 
 eO|;i ,1 
 
 .I'Vi lu;i e uiih \L\'. 
 lOiiliJ about ee;tli 
 
 Si|i)irrel. 
 l.ulv li.a. 
 
 Ill ■ 
 
 .>K. 
 
 ,U t'tunj: l.T i;iin\ 
 ki\ i.f St. X.V-' 
 li'lp)f \ .• /../' 
 (Iieaj I'luaih i f 
 very of the Rivet f> 
 Spnrp III Kanh of ih' 
 lla! Hii.v n Is Jaui .iluie 
 
 hethmii'li! it W\\ t.i ret.'iii toth'. 
 
 ,.■■!, v.lieie lie arn e.l J'. C-,m i;.'< tin 
 
 ., aiiil there wiimveJ, mtenilii'p nion 
 
 iiixi Siiinir.er to |Tocecd iiiilie liiltD- 
 
 In tle'iii; I'un to U'.iu'Ji'.te next 
 
 l'{JJ!' Slui'-, the Ueli);ii toi 
 
 7/.. f 
 
 I hi « 1. 
 
 p:'"lt>. 
 
 Ollll 
 
 J- 
 
 liy ior-r 1 
 n-.f/t I'l^tr 
 
 ■' the Pn[;l 
 
 to JkT'VC 
 
 •5, 'C> 
 
 ' f 
 
 
 iih, 
 
 K 
 
 ho 
 
 \]m' 
 
 I 
 
 m- 
 
 .:rii .ill t.uiii aii.l 
 
 \el. 
 
 Ill-- iLilii.f 0./<iit. tiic I:iii|e;i.ilr gave Dr Si.'.i.,i.P' 
 
 Di.i.l I'hyllik, 7^ Kublej in Mone\, aiiJ "> the relt of ^i, |,,. 
 
 IIS tliai were Men cit Oeeiipatioiis, thiity KiiMes a»'-'i.i'': 
 
 piece. 1 . sfi.ii r,,;, 
 
 Lvcry yearn (n'li Tuellili Oav, tluy hollow the River rs.l'i.'i] 
 
 .V/./,H,;, wliuhriiiis ihro' tlie Ci'y, at'ier this iii.injier. ihr 'i.. 
 
 They make a hole in the Iic three Fathoiii riiiarc, the '"■■'■ 
 
 lilies ulu'ieol aie iriiiuiicd wiili \sluie Pioards ; then .it 
 
 at raiii.in the Mo;iiiii_nt!icy eome .airof tlic Cliui\li m 
 
 I'loeeMlim fs f illoueth. 
 '• _ birlt, youii(; Men wuii N\ a.x Taper:, Iniiiiin;', , liiai 
 
 iiil'o'v IJaniiei-, (he C^rofs, Imaj^cs of out la.ly, 
 I St. i\ .■.,'(.■.'„■., an.! otiier. Saints; ihe:i alx.iit 1,0 l'iie(t,i; 
 ' ilieiuhe Metr. polnaii U\l liecuceiif.vo I'liells, aiiii jfer 
 
 him the Finperoiir wiih liis Crown upon his Hea<l, at- 
 I tiiiiled by Ins Nol'ih'.y. Wh.ii they i anic to the H.)|.', 
 Ithel'riiits liitt tlicnifilve.s in onlcr aloiit it: C^n one 
 1 liiie ot' till Ho'e ua-aSiaffoUl, xeiih a Chair in wlich 
 
 ;hi Metro[ (il.ta.'i l.iie, flit the l-inpsroiir itooil upon the 
 1 1. c i thin the Pi lelis bewail to liiig then Sir\ ue and blif 
 
 II i; C:..ii |.i;iy fei . '.r ti.-r, SI 
 the I '.i./.' , the .,!'■ n / ..:. ■; -' 
 „■.• : llu 1-1 .l-alLnlorO;./. ,\,(/ 
 
 .. th 
 the 
 
 U IS 
 
 . Si 
 Shipp. 
 
 .1 I 
 
 .h 
 
 .1 fro'n'.'.i 
 I lav of St. 
 
 1-. in / . 
 
 1 n 
 
 jf'-!v"l '■• SV.li C( lll- 
 
 ;./■<../ tl I iwellth of 
 .\ /(/'■..,.■. ilicthiltcciith 
 
 laul «av 
 
 i ■. 
 
 tiie ('..';;,•:-, -.vhercot 
 in.i.-iiler. 'I'he) .hj'artii 
 \! t:, and arrived in the 
 
 of ji»/», li.iv n ;• fn'td !i. in /');,,■ i. nut" ilie 
 75cleai;iifs 
 
 The Unibalf.'.dor and hi'i Company with yreaC j<y 
 wcnialhoar, and as many of us iw.;;.)/'.' iVlcii as tame to 
 fervt the Lin[iej'nir, iraveilcd with Intn ro M'Jco. We 
 went up tht Kivei Oivom to V'kgl.l/^, being 1000 Verlb, 
 and every VerH is three fourtlis of an J-j.^^llfl; Miles. 
 Ihere we l,i,!e,ioiir Ci-i Its an.l th nils in Umil NVa};ot;!, 
 with oiieHorle, and we were fourtct n daysin iravelhng 
 fioni I'r.t)'! .I:: to Moj.i , \vhi, h is «,;. N'erlb. 
 
 lluiwe.fhof Sc;:^ti,hi weniived at AI 'tn, and 
 ivcrl f ••uph' In \,f-- aiiii iv.o ! the hnipein I's lieii- 
 tienien uuto a larie rloele, wiiere every one ol 
 h^ Clianibei apponi'ed. 
 
 im oie 
 little ii: 
 N<.I (." 
 I'rier' 
 1/1 e, It ( 1 
 
 W.irer, wliuh d<j, 
 
 ill I l.,ii,iv a:ii! talln np it' 
 
 iiil ilan iJ.'ey uinrmd 10 t!. 
 
 Wiiiii i),e l.inpiimii was g'lu, theie waii a 
 
 ■wd, t"i there i.anie above <,',v.-. I'uts to !)■' lil- 
 
 the Mttvi.Tu! tan tock .1 
 I.niperiAir .nid ii.-. 
 Chuivh v.i.li die 
 
 iedw\iliihar W'ai'r, a Mil^-.iu ihinhiiij^ liinUifiin- 
 lia(py if lit h.iihnot fon-.' of this Waui. Many uen! 
 Jiakdl into the Wi.ur, Men, \\'onieii .ind C 1 ihlreii, 
 divers (kk People ve.i thrown 111, and plufki.l em 
 (|uukl)f, and when the Ciovvd was j;one, ilic Uinpc- 
 rout i he(t Hoifc v.cit bronpht to dunk of 'he fan.-- 
 W'.ner, aiKl ir.a.iv ether Men I roin;l]t their HiiM.st.i 
 drink, and by that means make then Horles as holy .is 
 iheinldves. 
 
 The lij.jfs bejim tlmr ' v.f ei^jht Weeks before /•;.;//, 
 
 the flrlt Week the > ru tgps. Milk, Cl.eef', fuller. 
 Pancakes, and fich tiiir.ps, \iliting one another, :ii;J 
 ttoin tliat Sunday urtilo'ir .s7)D;f-.?/.i.',.'.i», there are !• r 
 tevv /^//ffobcr, and it is .iceouiircJ no rcpicieh ann!.^; 
 US had them. 
 
 i The next Week bemt' oiT 
 
 sn. 
 
 firrt Week ol' /. 
 
 they 
 
 The f.nirtceiith of iV/i,// /<•■ vm wen lonenaiiiied to keep a pivii I'.ilt, and the People ate perlwadeii ihit the 
 
 roii.e un'o the liinperuiir, an.i v:-. .eJiareiy ad- 1 Mctiopniitan netthereats noi drinks any ihin;.; for the 
 
 mittcd to Ins I'reli.iiee, and kilfcl .- Kii/ht-haiul : He Ip.iee ot leven D.ivs, and they lav ilitr,- ate iniiny Kc- 
 fa'e ill a Chair of State, will, a Ciow :, . , [•.-, Head, and lipio.is Men whieli do thehke- 
 
 a Stalf 111 Ins Lcft-iund, nartnthed y a\i v iltly Stonis. , Ihetnipir Jiir ea'sbui oneMorfel of RivaJ and Jruiks 
 He toll lis by hij In'.erpreter th it wi wi-e .ill wehonie, but one draught of Drink ni a day during thai Week, 
 .ind willed us to dmc wuh ii m ; lo we pave ^ and none "f ivjpntation eoir.c iit: of thenl loeiesiii tliat 
 
 wc were bionglit into the 
 leed M a Ta! le over .iv;aiiill 
 
 Thanks and departed t.li Uiinier wa> reai!> 
 
 Dinner time ap.j'roa. hcd, 
 
 I'ining Room, and wee ] 
 
 the [•irpr-onr, ih,lt he 11 iph' I ehn'J ii- aJ 
 
 .•\t the I'pi'crend ot iMieTabL fate the liinptrfyiir, his 
 B. other, and thi Km;' ot 1 '..;.!' , wlio isa Piiloner: A- 
 bc.it ive.) ^'aids low, rfite the Kini; of CV-o/sSon, a 
 
 tune, I'. • that the Streets arc v.iid ot company, except a 
 few poor IVople 1 'I hi oiher (ix Weeks they kc.paswe do 
 outa, Inn luit one of them w/i! eat either liiitter, Cheefc, 
 ti'ns or Milk. 
 
 Or. I'.iin-Si.ri.iy iliey have a Solemn Procelfion iiitlis 
 manner. 
 
 I'irit, there is a Horfe covereil with viliite J imii 
 ( .hill uf livi years of a;^e. and beneath him late many of i down tothe Ciroiind, hii Hars being made loni; with 
 til. No. ihty- the lame Cloih like to alles bars. Upon this fHorfe the 
 
 At an..th,i fab'eiieartothe limpet. jilt's, latca .Monk I Metri|o'naii his on me fide like a Woman; In his 
 al..,ie, who e.as in a'l I oir.ti as well lerved as the Em- 1 l.a|> he a lair Hook v..'h a golden Crucili.x upon the 
 pepHii At ani.ilici fable fite (.'■.>(;. -//iij, entertained C.iver, win. h he hnhi 'li filt with his Left-hand, and in 
 by 'he hir.peroiirt lencagaintl hi* fmeinies. 1 hi.^ Right h.iiui In hath .'.Ciols if '.iold, wheievvith Ik 
 
 All the Ti'.l.^s w..tc e veiel oidy w.th .Salt and ; blellein the Pe-plc as he ri,!es. 
 FireaJ. ai..lat.ei we h. id fan awhile, the rmperour fent i There arc about j.j Men who fpread their Garnieiai 
 i;» a pieee of Ulead, ilie.Meilingcr uting befi le tlie ! iorie, and a> loon astlic Horfe is paU o»er 
 • /•..,//■■,... 1;;! •?-/./• IJiik:' ,li''i'- ."'rr I any of them, they take them up aiul run lithiie .ind 
 Tlii.rei.inie in lixSiii;jer5, who itood m • fprcad them again, fo that the ll.iil'e always giie> i^n 
 '1 (- liaiiiber withtlieii hacesKiwardsthe' fome of tiicm. l hev which fprea 1 the (jainiei is Jtv.ili 
 
 tCe. cry ' 1. 
 the Woi>\, 
 }l, ..It hi 
 
 ( ot 
 
 the .11. 1 l.e 
 
 .1 
 
 Ftnpcr.air, 
 
 wi 
 
 f.lts. 
 
 
 Vo..e. 
 
 )t dihj'hrlul to oui I Pi 11 Its Sons, and lor ihcir latoiitihe l'.inpcrouriii'estlii.in 
 I new ivi.ea. 
 
 Mie f.mp'i^aiitdid not prt a inoifel ot M-. at into his' A Noblenian h'ads die Hoife by the He.id, but the 
 ' ' ' 1 • 1 • .1 I 1.1 I Emperoiii hinm-lt going on f ,ot, leads the Hi ilely lhe|'* 
 
 .Moilll i.n i] l,c hii.l lii;i b'.ellcd n, ,ind 111 hf.e ili.itnier 
 wiien ill df.ii.lc ; for lie was very leligious in his v. ly, 
 .ind vlle.nicd t.s Ri ligiois Men above his Noble- 
 Men. 
 
 fiie I) MWr iarteJ live Hems, and the TabK.. b 
 liken awav, wx tame uiio the nnd'oe ot the Room, 
 
 ■ing 
 and 
 
 Rei'iv ..*' his Ihidle, lioliUnpa Biamh ot a 
 Ills other Hand • Then lollovvcd the Kob 
 try, and a pit.it number of Peo|-lc. In tl 
 wtiiv tu(d!uicli and then the hii j 
 
 hn-l:ee in,.,,.,,,,,, 
 !ld (Icli-i ■'• '1 
 order theV'f"^' 
 rorancl fonie ci the 
 
 ■tyi 
 
 Nijbility dincj a; the Mtlroj olii.ir'i. Houli 
 
 (r,.V 
 
 The rel 
 IblemnAT 
 and nponl 
 evive-. thJ 
 Upon I'l'l 
 teinplatio 
 liiTinlteal 
 the Chml 
 'Ihcvlnvl 
 Min'. 
 npi'ii l.t\ 
 Iii'gs ill I 'I 
 alter. I 
 moil' Jo' 
 nieet in 
 ;"^|-hiii.!, ai 
 'i.'-''""^ |ner«, ]■ 
 their ligi'-j 
 foci I)a\ 
 liindilf.'.ii 
 feis Rel \\\ 
 
 Thov |i[ 
 'i''f.- mid rich .n| 
 •„[,'');^' relieve in,i| 
 ritin their 
 veri d,iy. 
 and have 1' 
 place. 
 
 •1 hey 1: 
 Igiioraiiei 
 wear the ! 
 I ;iic il.aveii 
 Shou'deis 
 Wife die 
 g.nin. 
 
 At th? ( 
 pU's ii 1 
 Sp'iOn. 
 
 Their C 
 f'fople bo' 
 bctiirc rhen 
 Fore! .cads, 
 few of the 
 isreaii inth 
 
 When a 1 
 Siiy>:l.ty, an, 
 (Jodnlother: 
 '1 able in till 
 full of wan 
 Candle bi ri 
 tlie Pricft, ; 
 the Devil, i 
 fcs the Wati 
 all the Cane 
 one Hand, 1 
 and then gi' 
 Wateris thi 
 Tub, and 01 
 Water, and 
 
 Then foil 
 the Childs 
 Crofes wid 
 thePrieOtal 
 Iniaces of ^ 
 the Images, 
 lie may live 
 Th'-ii clippi 
 tlie Child tl 
 whom hang 
 mull alw.iy 
 bent ius Nc 
 
 »■■ 
 
 (Kit, 
 
 '1 i - 
 
Lib. ivlchn ''• 
 
 I he Fourth Voyage to Ruflia* 
 
 
 Tilt roll of thi'! Week imul I'.-jl-r Dn, tli .7 kept very 
 
 fjli-'iinv, cotKniiiii.; ill 'b -s Houfcs for the inoft part, 
 aiiil iipnii A/ii- ./'r < •' J' ■ liiR Hnipcro n always rc- 
 
 ivivc' i1k" S.i raiuciir, and t<_> ilo moll of his Nobles. 
 l.'p"! '■!' '"■'''> till y fi'ii'.iiiiie all ilie L),iy in C'oii- 
 Uiiipl.uioii mil I'layiT?, amhhcy ul'e to let Jm-fc a I'r'.fo- 
 niTinltc.i.lol B"i'-:i'i>', The Night tblluwiiif; they I'o to 
 t.hf Clnii(.!i, wiiiri' tlicy llccp tiiitil the ticxt Morning. 
 'I JKy liiM-.iC'i)llniii toi'o!'/ M' r|',p,:i nil , of v.'lii^li ivtr) 
 Mm iiiiil \V 1111.111 KiMSfjiic II tlic I'li'U of ilicir I'.nilb 
 iipi'ii l.iiic .'Ji-.y ill tlv Mouiiiit;; .nnil tlicy tarry Ui.'h 
 I'.i't;>. ill ilicirl lar.ii^oii that liiy aiui thrtt or tour liau. 
 utter. 'I'l-i-y I k' ir ihi'V fay as a Token of tlicir iiiiaiii- 
 iiio'.i' Jo\ I'or ihc Kc'lii'rii;)ion ; for wlun two Friiiuis 
 
 ilu-y take 0110 aiiothct hy the 
 
 f .■ /,i/./jn /,'•», thi' (.iliiT an 
 
 (■liuiiyi 
 
 irict in the HnKil,i_ 
 
 , .: •^'^HaiKl, ami o.-it la\s (.' 
 
 t"-.'-''''^|ivor«, /.' I! /■■:l' -I'rn.tK .H';'. ilaiitlH'\ kifs am 
 
 thi'ir Hyv.^i l""l' Men ami VVV'inc'ii, .oiitinmnj', in killing 
 foi 1 Das;, logctlicr. 'riK'l'inpirour hears all Complaints 
 hiinlill. ami u,i\c, Sin'tiKe wirli cxptilitioii, liat re- 
 fers Ret giniis Marier^tothc Meiropolitaii. 
 'I'lu'",' ha\e .Monks, fryers, am! NiiPs in many great 
 
 t» ■'';•- gnJ rich MoialUrle-i, who keep grer.t Hofpitalitv, and 
 
 '■ \,'.'|;;^'rf!k'ee many >oor Vtvjple ilaily : They cat no Helh ilu- 
 riiii' their lius, as is leportej, Init they may eat h'ifli c- 
 vcr^ (.lay. Man\ of iheic Monks are yreat Merchants, 
 an.l haic Boat'; wliiJuraftitk in the Kiverst'rom place to 
 plaee. 
 'I hey have no I'rcnehcr , whereby they live in grofs 
 
 »,•■ • Igiioranet anil lilola'.ry : 'the Prielts are married and 
 
 !• ' ; v.earthe fame (ninneiitswith other Men : Their Crov.-ns 
 
 /■■j ;irc il.avtn, the relt of the Hair hanging over their 
 
 ' :', Shrruldeis: They never lliavc their Beards. ' If a Prieli's 
 
 Wife die, u lb not lawiul for hini to marry a- 
 
 gniii. 
 
 At th? Connminioiithe Pricfts Iircaks the Bread, and 
 
 ' ■■" pU's it into the Wine, and takes it out together with a 
 .Spnrin. 
 Their flhiirchcs are fill of linage-, unto whirh the 
 
 '■ >"■' People how, and knock their He.ids a;',ainll tue liro'. 1: , 
 bcliirc them, that (bine will have large Kin'-' ";i l.ir! 
 ForcI.eads. 1 hf If Service ;s in the. '( ■•.;'T...pei ■ ' 'vt 
 \c\v of the common People imderftand one h. it^; ,vliai 
 i^ re.ad in their Churches. 1 
 
 When a Child isliorn, it isnot baptized unt 1 the n^-. ' 
 
 !«■!• Su-n:l.\y, and then they may take as many Godfathers ai.d 
 Godnlnthers astliey will, who fettle tlicmfeh is about a 
 lalilc in theC'hrch, whereon fiands an Earthen Pot 
 full of warm Water, every one liMlding a fial. Wax 
 Candle b' ruing ; then they repeat certain Words afrer 
 tl'.o Prict^, imonf! which is, that the Chilvl O.all forfake 
 the Devil, at which Words they all fpit ; Then he blef 
 fcs the Water in the Pot, and breaths over it, and taking 
 all the Candles whiththe Colfipshave, holds the-i all in 
 onrHand, and lets I art of them drop into the Water, 
 and then gives every one his Can He again. Alter the 
 Uateris thnsfanftitied, lie holds the ChUd in a fmali 
 Tub, afidoiieofihe G'dtathers takes the Pot wiih warm 
 Water, and pours It ail upon the Child s Head. 
 
 Then follosv inaiiv more. Ceremcnies, as anni?iing 
 the Chikis Pars and Kycs with Spittle, and iV;akiiig 
 Crolls wirhOvlnponhisBack, Head and Breall : Then 
 the Prieftraking the Child m his Arms, carries it to the 
 Imacos of St. Si ho!.:- and our Lady, Cc. and fpeakmgto 
 the liragcs, dclircs them to take charge of the Child that 
 lie in.ay live, and Ix-licve as a Chriltian ought to do, C'c. 
 Th-n clipping otf Irvne of the Childs Hair, he de ivcrs 
 tile Chiid to the Godiathers and Ciodmothers, one of 
 whom hangs a C'rofs alvnit the Child's Neck, which he 
 mult always wi.ir, lor that /^/.//,- who has not a Crols a- 
 boutiusNc.k, tl>oy cftccm 110 Chriltian. 
 
 ^S i^ 
 
 Their Matrimony is prrforined ill thi.s nanncr :„„, j,„ ^ 
 1 he Man fends 10 theWoma 3 fmall Rn, wi.erein is 
 a Whip, Needles, Thread, .Silk, l.inncn Cloth, Scllrar^, 
 •■■'e. 4s alio /ijiiie Kailins, 1 igs, ii,. to Lt her ki.ow, 
 that it Iheuit.iidrf.e mult be panitlied, but if Ihe do 
 well, iMgodd thing ihail be withheld fiotT'.'rcr J and (lie 
 (i-'iiilsto hi;n ,1 ,^'iirt. Handkerchiefs, i ' of ber <jrt-.. 
 nakuig. Wh'.n the day of Ali.iiapc is eoini, tl ■: 
 Brute leiifts and llrivrsuMi, rli a'- that would liavc !ier 
 out oi thellowe, r.iul pittends to ueep; yet in the 
 end two WoiMtn pt: her out and lead her to the 
 Chnnh, her l-'acetovtr.-d, thai her Dilliniiil.ictoii may 
 m.it be pcTieivcd, feiauli; the makes a great iioile as if 
 ll:e were lobbing aiii weepiiii', iiiiiil llie Cmx at tl:e 
 Church, am! thenh' 
 rlu M, 
 
 Fa.e 
 
 IS iircovtrei! : 
 
 ncneoincta 
 
 an acconip.iiiieil with his bricnds, who bring with 
 a I'ut of Wine or Mead ; '1 htii the Prielt joins 
 them together, iinicli ahtr our Order; they j r'..nih"ni» to 
 love and ferve each ■ tlier during their fives ; wi.ichdone 
 ihe Woman drinks to the Man, and when he hath drank, 
 he letstheCupfall to iheCroiinil, liattijig to ircad upon 
 It, and (o doth Ihe, and which of them trcids tirft ujion 
 ii, they think will havethe Vic'lory, and be Mailer at all 
 times after, tvhich for the molt part hnpj i ii'j to br the 
 Man, Inoaufe he litsit fall hmifeif, and li, nti'c't ready 
 t<Wet his boo- upon it: Then they go home, ihe W'c- 
 man'sFacei iru' ered, the R lys in the Streets folJov.inf; 
 them and .. tiering iminodelt Word:;. When, iiicy toine 
 home, the Wife is fet at the upper end uf the 1 ab!e, 
 and ilie 1 Inlhan ' next tolur ; then tf. v drink t.ll tlicy 
 I'Cil! drunk, aii.t lo'i.enincshave -. Fi '!er or tuo, and 
 tivo Men who led the Hri.lclri in Churdi, dance naked 
 a long t me brfore the Co 1 ; any. When tiiev arc weary 
 rif drnking they gi to bed, and the Bridegroi.in puts 
 lome Money into r.iicol hislioots, which the mull pull 
 otV, .111.1 f Jhe happen on rlie Boor whc'c the Money is, 
 ih' hreliitfo'-hcr I'ani^, .and is excufed from pulling off 
 hi-: li otsfjr.u tiiil'- tocome ; but if ih inifs the Boot 
 \vli."-e I'le Money is, Ihe is bound from tliat day forward 
 to pu.l olf his Bo-sts eontinaally. 
 
 fhc marry '.ery voiin.;, the Sons at 1^ or i9, zn\ 
 
 he Diugiitcrs at ixor 13. M.ii oT cre.iu keep their 
 
 Wr, es c- I hie, fo th .t 1 hey are rarely fecn, but when 
 
 'C y f o to Chiireli at C .r.Jlmai or E.Jh'i, or tovilit fome 
 
 of :heir Friends. 
 
 Ml ft part { f the Women riJe aflride in Saddles with 
 '.., rop, .isMen d... Paii;titig their Facisi, coiiirrd no 
 •i.ame nmoii'^'hri-., and rhev colour liieir Eye-bruws as 
 black .asjc;;. 
 
 Wlienain r i,ic?, they llrerch him out, and pita 
 newpairof Shoes on his Fee., tiieii v Xii !iim ir a.Shect, 
 aii.l the Pritll piitsa C-Tti^ .iri! in.o his Right-hand, to 
 allure St. \,c/W(rjtha rliepany dieda(,hrifti.an ; bt.c tholi; 
 who are hanged or belieadid, ha'.c n:> tech T.f.mc^nial 
 with them. 
 
 Many poor I'eoptc among them reriOi T ■ •■•ant of grcj.i ,, 
 Fcod ; tome are forced lo ry Stra"- rid i't; . it, and ol 
 cat it iiiltcadof Pnead ; Iiiit.e Sunn icr thcy.iru' i good 
 lliift witbGrals, Herbs aii.t Roots. Kark of Trees.' .-lod 
 Meat with them iiad tunes. No People in th. '■' ■ .id 
 live more mikrable than thi I'oor ir tli^ife Parts, mnltof 
 thole who have lulHcient tor thcnilebes and othcr'\ are 
 lo unmeiv i*'iil, thar they care not how many they lee die 
 of Hunger in the Srreeri;. 
 
 ThcCounirv isl'uhjetttcnmany D'feafes, aildthcyhold , ^ 
 thebeft Kcn.edy is, to gooftenir.ro 'he Stoves or Baths, ' ^ 
 and ahiioll every Man h.athone of hisown.whichhc heats 
 comm 'Illy twice a Week, andall the Houlhold fncaiand 
 walhtl "nfelvcs therein. 
 
 Bjtiil; 
 
 I ' ' 
 
 
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 n. 
 
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 ii i 
 
 He.id, I'uv ihe 
 s.helhiKlythe^-,:^;- 
 t a 1 ahn- I .'ce in |.|.,.„crj . 
 s'o'j(l:ty and Ccn-i'"'' "' 
 ntlui (;u!er_they'"f''"' 
 •and fonie cf the 
 -louti 
 
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 Ch 
 
 A P. 
 
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 I'.f hit" 
 
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i) 1 
 
 51 5 Adr. Anthony JenkinionV fir/i yo^ngc to Molco. I ib. yl 
 
 Chap. III. 
 
 7he /cvirat Voyages of Mr. Anthony Jcnkinfon, t/je /ir/l 
 whereof ivas in the Primrole, nnth the ^nbalJ.idor Oicp 
 Napea, w the year J 557- 
 
 
 K Ji'iilifnUi, CraminiiiJcr of tlic Pmniof-, 
 h.ivihg (it iIk: Eiulalfe Jor alliuif at ilii' flay 
 ot ,Si,\iWm.'*,i5; J«> I )S7,as was l.-iulintlic 
 
 I.)lt Chai'tcr. lie tarticJ iIk-u: tiil the iail 
 
 t<.'iir Siiips ucrci]if.-harj;i-d ami laden agmti, wliuli. Ji: 
 parted for J;«;- /..•«,/ tin; tidlot ■■',;y,;//. 
 
 He arrived at AJ.yci' tlic 6t!i vi Oi-ccmU' , and on '.hr 
 su'idincd Willi ilic liinpcrour : Tlio Kiucrtairiiiiir: was 
 very fpkndid, bui Ih;iii|; dcfcritjcd already in the bli 
 Chapter, I ihail nut repeat it lieic. 
 
 TIk City of AJ j.c, he fays, is gre it, tfic Hciufcs for 
 the tnortrartof U'oi)d, ana fonie of Stone, uUhWiti- 
 dtjiys of iron, whuh fetkc tor Summer. There an.' ina- 
 ny fiir Chvirchts ol Stone, but inori: of Wt.od, 
 I'hteharc rradc hot in Winter. The Eitijcion's Pa- 
 late n inaVairlarr;cC.aitie(itiiate uponaHill, two Jdiles 
 f.l>oiir, an5 the Rner on tiic Sov.ili-wrH iide oi ir ; It 
 liath toGatfs in the Wall;,, and asir.any b'lhv.nrks. 
 
 Tilt- Coiiiitiy is fuMof inorilh Ground, and j)l:iii;, a- 
 boMiid;n55 witfi Woods and Kivcrs •"-id pro,l'.i,:'js gieat 
 
 flepiy of Corn. They have n'.any forts of Meat and 
 )rinl( whtiuhcy Banqtici, and i.ehgluini:atiri); ot urois 
 Meat.sand iUnktnp Fi/h : Iiefoie they drink they life tr, 
 Mow in the Cup, and their greatcft i-'ririidlhip is in 
 dtinkinj;. Thi v arc ijivai Talkers and Lyari, wiiliont 
 aiiyraitl. ot Trultii) !lit;r Words, FUttcrau and JJif- 
 lenihltTS. 
 
 Ill every flood Town there isa Tavern, caUcd a Cti'Ji-- 
 iihn, which t.'ie ttrpeionrfoir.eiinieslctsouttoFarin, and 
 tometimesbeilo-.v<; for a Vcai or two o;i fomc Ouke or 
 ♦ lentlenian, i;i re mnpcncc ct hi, Sertice i and dining 
 thartimo lieu Lord of all tlieTown,i'obbing iiul fpuilir.i;, 
 anddoingwhat he pleafes, jihi ivliefi he is urown ricii, 
 the liinperourttmovcs liian, and ftiid- hini ui tlit Wais 
 ajtnin. 
 
 Inthe Wmtcrthcy travel ii(V>n .SlcJ.'i, the Way Icinp 
 Fard and finoi I li wuhSnow, ainl the Waters andR.vtr.'i 
 jll frozen ; and one Horft witli .1 S.>. d will diaiv ;i M.iii 
 upon It ,10 J Milei in three Days ; but u) Sumnnrthe 
 Ways arc dee|) vviiii Mire, and travelling is vny 
 ill. 
 
 .\ Hj-i''.\ if lie lie a Man of Ability, never goes out 
 01 liis Houf. m Winter, Inn upon his -Sled, and in Suin- 
 ni>TrponhisHorfe: !n his Sled he iitsiipon a Carix.'t, 01 
 a whii-K^-ars Skin, The Sled i^ ijawn with a llorfc 
 deekeduiih Foxe<; ,ind Wolves Tail, about his Keck, 
 andiscuidcdby ., Iiflo Boy on his B.ick .- His .Ser\an!s 
 Hand upon the Tail of the Sled. 
 
 h!r Anthony JcnkinfonV Voyage from 
 A'-oIco ti; the City of Boghar 
 Anno 155S. 
 
 tn 
 
 B,i>.T^ria, 
 
 
 •Tilt 23d of ///.///, n^S ( having obtained the 
 L.mpcror ot l\:if,'i\ I. otters to divers Kiiip.s an I 
 Viincsihioiiyh whole Iloniinioiis I lloiild pafO • de- 
 p iricd from />/-/-> by \V.;tcr, having wiih me iw" ,S(.r 
 vants, Hj:l:vi 3ndHi>lu:t}ohif-n, and a r.vl.i.Uii lut.r- 
 terpreter, with feveral pari els of Wans. 
 
 On tlif I ith.l.iyof A/'» ui lame to a fair Town and 
 CalUe, litnate ;!i iht fallmcif tlie Kiver Of;.: into the 
 Kivtr /o.;?rt , called \J' \-^:;.:yU , where u-e 
 tamed till tit nir.crrenth , f,,r rhc conniig of 
 a Captain, who wasfeiit by the Kinperonr to riiic at 
 
 W/'/rt 
 
 who 
 
 ■ill}; aiiiveJ, and having i^o jirrat 
 Pn.its underlie Cciuliict, wr.ll V;di.als, Soldiers Mi:- 
 liitiMiand Menliandile, we departed all togeiher the 
 fiul 13th day, and CD ihc ijihday came to C-.yUi, fut- 
 
 mtily aCiiy III gr. at wraith, where ue tariied nil ihc 
 rjtiiof yiwf, and the ne.st day palled by .lyoo.lly Kj. 
 ler. ,. idled f.'i.w.i, ciiimr Left haiul, .ind all t!ie Coiin-l'»n. 
 tsy Ironi iheiKC to /;,/..it.i«, and fn.ni llunce on ilic ''''■'■ 
 North (iileof theCi'/.Mn Sea, to a Land of the i\i,:. ,, 
 calKd Jh><;i»ih, 1? ■:alkj A;.i«(;,;/ or .N'.i!;/;i, whi-fo Inha' ■, , 
 bitaiits are A;.;.',tmc/.)i«, and wcie albielhoycsl in iffij' '•' 
 f while I was at /Ijh^'C.in ) by Wars among tlu-mfdvis 
 accompanied with Faniin and IVlUkaice, fo that the faid 
 Giuntryis now d. :1c late, ro the great eonieiir if if^ 
 /(/.(/;j-,«lui have had criielWars withthcm lora lonmum.. 
 Tlielc i\if,ty.»i, V. hen they Houriilicd, were dividcu imo' 
 Companies cal'-ed i f,ii ./.', csery //mi having a Rislvi 
 whom I'lcy obeyed as ihci? King, and was tailed a Mu>je. "■■'^ 
 Tlry had no Towns or Houft.',, but Ined iji the opnj 
 i'iclds, uvevy Mmjc having Ins II" <l alxirt him, mth 
 their Wives, Chddrcn,, and Cattle, who when they had 
 conrimicdthe Pallure in ovi: rlaie, removed to aiictlier- 
 iiid when they reinoie, lliey ha\c Huiifes like Tents fet 
 unon'^WigonsorCaus, whiili arc drawn from pl.icc to 
 place with Cameli, arid tiiercm their Wues, ChiMruL 
 and all their Weahli, vhish is \cry lirJe, is cinitd a 
 bout, and every Man hath at le.til four or live Wivu 
 briides CoiKiil-ine.i. Ule of M.inty ihtv Iv.v,- ii.ti,-' 
 hit barrel their Catile fjr .Apparel and othe' Necellarus' 
 They dtiii^hr. in no A.I. or Suvncc, except it be tlmt oi 
 War, whi rein ihey arc expert, but for the molt part ihcy 
 are iMfturing Ptoide, and their Riches conlills in Citile, 
 'I hey e:it inuJi Fklh, efpecially the Horle, and dtiiik 
 Mares Milk, wherewith they arc often drunk. Coi,i 
 rhcy fow nor, neidier sio diey eat anv Bread, nicicki:,.. 
 ihcChriiUaiis for the fume, laying, tliat we difdile oi't' 
 Stiengtl,, byeatintjthe fop of a W.-.d, and drinkiii); a 
 Drink made nl the hunc, and impute theirow 11 Stiei'mh 
 tothtir HI eat devout I ng of Fledi and druiklnji of Milk, 
 nut to piocecdon my Journey. 
 
 M\ the Couiuiy on the R'i;li: liand of the River fV- 
 .i'-r, from over againit the River Cw.m unto the Criv of 
 .IJh.n.n,, is the Land of Criw, whofu InliabiLints. arc .„- 
 alio A/,i/ :<.;n.-.MH/, and live for the uvA\ part hkc to die 
 Sn^r.in),', having. omiimal Wars wiihthe /(.■,//;<:«! : The* 
 .irc vaiiant in tJie Field, and arc lupponed by the 
 J'hi k\ 
 
 The 2StIt we came to 3 >;rcat Hill, being the juft 
 mid-wiy between Ca^/:,-, and W//(.;c.iw, which" ib .ViHiiit 
 loo leagues J it is in the latitude of 51 Degrees •■' 
 Minutes. " "" 
 
 The fourrccnili of July wn arrivcel ,nt Alh.ic.v, con- • 
 .ucred by thisliniperourof H-'i'ii <i\ Years' palf, '1551: '* 
 It 18 troin A/(/ciiU) .Ul,r.;,tn 600 I.e:igucs. The town "is 
 litnate upon an Ilia:. I on the lide of a Hill, havirj a 
 CalUc wiihm thefaim, w.illcd about with' l'..inli ji„! 
 Timber The 'foivii is alfo walled .ibout with bnli, 
 the Houfes tor ihe molt part are \ try mean. The Ill.ind 
 IS dellitntc of Wood and Failure, and the Ground will 
 beai no Corn. 
 
 'Ihe .Air is infected by reaf.m of nnichFilh, efpecially , 
 Stargeon, which is the chief Fdfid of the Inlutiurcs, ,''U. 
 1-lclh and Bread being very fcarce. They lung up their 
 1-ilh in the S;reets and Houfes to ilry for their' IVivili.in, 
 which caulcs fueh abundanie of Flies, as the like wis 
 lie-, ir ken in .my 1 and. 
 
 '1 here wasa great Famin l.iuI Plague whi k- 1 w.is- tlietr. 
 elpe. tally among the .V,-,m,, i, :r.,!, who rome thidici f'''" 
 ingre.at numbers to feek for Succour from the /(.■#.•'.... ,';„^ 
 their ancient l-.ncmie:, ; but tin y were but ill eiireii.iinej, ' '' 
 aprear luimbirof them d; ing'for hunger, and Liydcl 
 in heaps all o\cr the lllaiid, very piiitafio Ixliokl. Mj- 
 ny .t them wore f ,ld by tht /< ,//.'•; ; I could have bought 
 Ic,o Va t.ir Children of their own Patents, a H-y u\ x 
 (lirl, for a loat ol Bread tiot worii. above lix ihikc 111 
 
 l-.njl^i.tiul. 
 
 Jj[<AC-ni^xh, furiheftHold that the /{. ''^ j^r l-.aietaK- 
 ken Iroiii tlic7>iMj towardsthef. //.i>), Sea : flic ■frailf 
 there is but fmall and beggerh-, alilio' ilnre ,oiiii- AUr- 
 chants ticm divers placcj : Tlie A</<//i-j biinj red Hvdc-. 
 
 ' Tvd 
 
 '. '.-J, «""■.. ■ " i 
 
Aoico. lib. yi.ldup' i^^- ^*'- ^"- JenkinfonV l^oyngejrm Molco f(?Boghar. 517 
 
 )n, the frfl 
 lidor Oicp 
 
 K UX tailKil till iJiv 
 
 ilK:,l liy .1 goo.lly Ri- 
 , ami all t!ii' Coim-l'»»i ,ij 
 rt(jni lluiKi: on tlic '""■'' 
 I and of the i".«/.:,j, 
 rX,i,;;.ri, wluilb Inla- •,;.,,, 
 all'k'ltruytJ in i J^ij ''•"'■ 
 rs aniatig tlicTpfclvt-s, 
 incc, fo ili.it r.lic faid 
 ;rcat toiiicur (I iliu 
 uiicm lor a ionxtiini'. 
 cil, wert Jiviilcii into 
 U'lA iiaviiig a lUilci, 
 uiuas called a M,;)yr,H-:'!' 
 It li\cd iji tlu', open 
 t'l tl alvMir. luiii, with 
 ,', w!io when they lud 
 removed to another; 
 HuiiUs like Terns la 
 drawn IVoni pLicc to 
 luMr Wu i.s, (.'hilJrui, 
 y lidlc, IS ■urricd a- 
 tout or (u'c Wives, 
 "iiiey tliev It.v,- rone 
 and otlie' N\\'elliirics. 
 , ex-.T |;t It be tliiit ol 
 !or tile molt pan thoy 
 ;hes cqiWilis in C'liile, 
 the Horle, anil dunk 
 ottcn drunk. Gjin 
 any Bread, nievkii.'; 
 
 , tiMt KC dlflHf 01\l 
 V<\A, and, driiikin(' a 
 lite theirow ii Jitvepi<t|i 
 nd drmkliiji of Wij);, 
 
 ind of the Ri\ er /«- 
 unto the Cjty of 
 
 I'Jiofc Inliabitants. are ,,n:,,. 
 
 iiolt part like to tile 
 
 iihtlie/<^r,/^',:Hi: They 
 iupporied by ilic 
 
 Hill, being the juft 
 n:m, whieh ib alxjut 
 le ol" 51 Uturtfs 47 
 
 /cd .Tt ylJlr.lc.Di, COJl- ■, J, 
 
 h Years pait, 1551: 
 gucs. The Town is 
 of a Hill, havina a 
 bom with hanh and 
 .1 .iboiit witii hanli, 
 yincan. The Illancl 
 and the Ground w.l! 
 
 nnichFilh, elpeiialiy <.,.|. . 
 d of tile Inliabiranrs, ,;,rj:t.. 
 
 They lung; iiji their 
 
 ry for their I'roviiion, 
 
 Flies, as the lik'- «!■. 
 
 giie wlii'.el wa< there. 
 '.', who come iliidiei *,''7" 
 ir from the K"!^'" ■''.)'■•» 
 r.- lull ill ciiteii.iinej. 
 ii"ni;er, and Liy de.id 
 1:1 to 1)1 lu. 1.1. Mj- 
 l.ould have l':ninhi 
 1 I'arents, a Hny "T a 
 J; above lix ))incc in 
 
 the /<( (.'^.I'^rliavetat.- 
 If'ii-ii Sea : ThcTiMile 
 iho' tlitte lOine Mit- 
 iljr: bini' red llvdes 
 red 
 
 Ihe Sii.tui an J he demutul 
 onrKitindoni-, law:, ami 
 ol inv oiniti;; nil.; thole 
 I- ;0M. kciiied bill, which 
 
 nd Sheep- .Ski lis, VefTelsof Wood, Bridles and Suldlis, wild (,'oiinfty, rltecnied hy the P<<j|'Ii' .1' rnucli .la ilu 
 li''' Kni'es and oilier Irillcs, .alio torn, ija.on, and oilier Hilhopnf /<(«;•• i« ni irolt iM't.-- ol /iw.yv, Witli ma 
 
 ■'^'^ Victuals .■ The iiU'i brini; \\'.iie< of Cloiton-wi-ol, ' ' ■ ■ ■' " ■• ■ .. , 
 
 ,ind wmii^hr Silks : The l\-'j! in Worn VA/wi.i!'/ liiinj' 
 .iiaife .Sowiii!; -Silk. ( r.ilf -(Jiidles, Shirts of Mail, 
 |lf.W', Swov.K, niiH fiifh like tliiiif;.s, .nid lonie Year. 
 C itn and >.\'.iliiiiis, but all thini;s in liu h linall i]iiannt\. 
 that ihen IS no hope of any Tra.lc' 111 tin le part, v.ouh 
 KillnwiM)' 
 
 I ? 1 |■a•;ll^^ i.n , 
 
 'llMti 
 
 ; lindllllliri'.; the 
 
 '. i^wi drew out 
 
 .■illr.l foiuetiniu 
 
 •, .ind ill! fiineday ili paile.l, my lelf .iii.l thejtuoor lliiee d.ivs wiihoui 11 And ili hith of CAfn/'.-i 
 
 : if'i.i h.iMiii; the whole <.\{.irj,' of the Na\it:.itioif wee.inie to .i (,ii)pli of tUvt rl::i,i Sea .i!;.nn. Here the 
 
 nv llurei.f l,i( . jietM.-i. 
 
 el of ilie iniri\ (^iielt^a • of 
 
 !(• h);;oii. ,0 ,1:.^, ;|.v . jiili 
 
 p.nis, 'I,, wlioin Li'ifv^. :. ! 
 
 iliey toiik in I'oi d jai;. 
 
 So Idepapi.lan.lovif.ul, ..ii (;.ira(.,ii; v.-e travclli .1 j 
 
 :> J.n^ liillie i). ;a;i-. n .nil.i '•>a-lli!e, wiilviiit leuiip (, 
 Ihe Idaii.l I- 15 I ea•;lll■^ f.n; an.l iIiko litoa.l, and | '1 ounor .m^ I fi' 1,,;..,,,, .nniiii;oiii Nulhi.ils withiis,"" 
 lies l-all and Will, iiil.aii'ii,l'')7 IVj;, 9 Mill. \Ve|vei \\,i\ 1, rliMtiJ ni.jt .ine'if my Caim i., and a 
 liriied there till the lidli .liv of ■^nyujl, Mild lia\ in;;j I h ili I...1 iht parr, ,1' oilieiMlid the like 
 [•..■.■lilt an I piovided a l\'\i', in lompany with ml. ini|laid .••- days wetijiind nn \\ .iter. buM.i 
 I .,' . . and /', /mh , we l.idei! our (mk.i,Is and embaikedlot oKI ihep WvlU, ecu biaikilli. yii | 
 
 (' 1 1 ■ ' ■ '■' ■ ' ■- ' 
 
 no 1 
 
 I Sir 
 
 a.-.r 
 
 ili'V. n the K;mi /"'.;'• ''''in'.', \erv crooked and lull ol 
 HaMieai rhe Month iheivot' We entreJ the I'.'.'ii.-h 
 tlie inrhof l'',ii'll, leiin> .10 l.c.i.Kiies from .IJh.h.ii', in 
 i .11. -ii'De; 17 Nbn. Ami on the |i;'.h, being at an 
 ,^l■.^llOl neaiaKlvei lalle.l ri.' , andalljiii Men alhoai 
 <eseept niN fell' ihenvire liik, and live I'^.r,;. ■, vherc- 
 (if one wa'.iepiiied a Moiv M.m, bcein'.e he laine Ironi 
 iif,-.. : I there ,ma unt' 
 .irnuil, who boaidiii'.' 11 
 
 (aillonierMT ill.' Kim' m! I,,. „..„ 1,,,, „«, v.hotook 
 C'lillom. of ei'irx ;-, our. .ind leien iiihilis lor the faiil 
 Kiii'.;and his M'lihieii. 
 
 ll.ivin; uliclhed u;r lelves, u'e depancd the nex<; 
 
 d.iy, andonthc leieiah anived at a C'.aiile lalle.l Sfli:' 
 
 ,...•, when the Kn:;;, tailed ,;•.; )« ( /■-, leliih.l, with 
 
 ihivei.l li.s Ilre'.hren, andon ih./iintli diy I was coin- 
 
 .1 IV.at Willi io Men, weil| m.rridel toionie bvllire liiiii, to whom 1 dch\ered the 
 
 (•:in 111 enter inM our li.iik,( tmperor ol .'<»//. is I etiei^, and j^ive lii.n alln :i I'le- 
 
 wh' h e.nr holy i'lnu, named /.». pelcenin;, .iskedj le:it ol a Ninlli, whereupon he eii'i.taiiuj me very 
 iliein what ihev v.i.nld have, and witli.ll iiiadea I'r.ijei , v.eli, .n.n aiilid me lofal 111 Ins I'tefeiiec as Ins Bu'tli- 
 e.heienpon ill. RovLis Hail!, ili.larin^; that lliey were' leii did, teillin;.>me wiihUelll of a wild Horle, ai>J 
 (leiitlenun 1-mill.ed fioin tlu ir Coiintty, and in jiieat; •M.nes.Milk, with.. .iir Hrti.l. .And ihe ni <t day he fen: 
 waiu, and I ame 10 fee if ifcie weie any /((W/c or other ( lor iiu.i);ain, aiifl .isked.iiie divers Qiiell'Ons about ijie 
 (!liiiltiaii«nioiir iSark. ./;■• anlweie.i them refcdiitelv, .\tl.nrs .'f the VniiM. air of /<•.•/)',••, as alio oiii, .•rnlnf;oiii 
 iliat there were IK lie, avouint; the fanu by i;ieat Dailis C/.iinuy an.l I aws, .ind a; niy departiiie, t;ace me hii 
 (i| ilieit I aw f which lii;litl> ihev will not bleak; rvhoni 1 eifcKof I ite t'ondncl 
 
 llie Kosers believed, and upon hi< Words departed ; and ' J he I4'h we depairi.' fiuni <c.'/ii;M:e, aivi on the 1 f'ln 
 f iihio' ihe hdelitv of this i','./,i. , 1 with all my ("onipa-iainvid 11 .1 ( ny e.ilU ,1 I .:;.-. vcheie v.c payed <'.{i- 
 .•;v and (iiiods were ft'.eil. ind our Mui beini; conic a-' Ihiii a^ well fni ,.,111 lAvn bliel. as ti.r our Camels and 
 b.ird, we I'iparted, Ueerini;b.ali South ball, an ! onihe. H"ife^ ; an.l lia\.ii.;' ih.ie fo|..iiiii(.l nia M.,nth, tf.' 
 
 :-di iliire aiole fii ha Storm, ih.it we thought verily wc 
 lli.ai'd have periflasl- h.oniniiud three day-, ami jnit 
 iislioni ili( I'ort we delipned, and forced 11s to anchor 
 III a bad Haven, and (endini'.fotnei ( onr Men on land 
 lOialk with ilie CicA'Criionr and I'cople, f'r I'rovilioii tf 
 Camels to. airy our fioods from the. Sea-(ido to .1 place 
 r.'.'i .1 s.-'7>;)/ r, w!nih bs 2< ilavi ii>iirney, onr Melfeii- 
 j'ei-ieiiirned w ah lomfoil.tLIe Word^, .ind fair Pro- 
 riifesot all ilimpj. 
 
 When f ae ilutliird of S:jlcnihi\ t^S"' vedikhargcd 
 (■;itl!ark, and I w uli my Compar^y were .ivilly enier- 
 Mined'y llie I'liii.e .nn.i I'eople ; bin before onr derar- 
 luri ue found them to be a verv badand brninhl'i-ople.for 
 diry eeafed not daily to n-ole't n«. either by li;.;hfint;. 
 fleahng orbe;.',^'.in^, raihilndie I'rici of M. Ties, Camels. 
 .111.1 V'ti'luals', UouMewIiat itwnswoni In I e. and t'orce.l 
 1;^ to buy the Water that '.'.e dr.nik, wlii.li made ns 10 
 lijftcnaway, and tocomlu.le scnh iliem ft the hire of 
 Ciiincjs, C'e. aceordmptotlifcir own demand j foiliattbr 
 tvery CameL load, liein^ but 4 '■ weight of oiiis, we a- 
 !;reed to pi^e Ihrer blides or /(w/,'m, an.l Kair woodc. 
 Ddlirs, aiid to the I'rinee or (iovernoiir, ore iiinih antl 
 two feventhf, iha: is to l.'v, nine levcrai thiiins, and 
 twice feven feveral tliintis ; lor Money they life m .fie. 
 
 Knif, tahevl //> Sii!'.:,, Uroiher to ihe toivnainrd Wf i/i 
 (III, retiiiiii,! fo, 11. a fown i ailed '>../, .<, wiiliin rhe 
 Hoidiisof I'.v/. , c.,,Khf.:- h.id laoly ;or.,|iie;ed from 
 llic- I'cjJh', will wh.aii he and ther. l>ot ile Knj'S 
 ol //.'.-iiV: h.iu I oiitiniial Wars. Ueiiii; omin inded ij 
 .'ome betorelnm.I prelcnr.ii ;lie I'liipeni'irof /^,v//m'o I et- 
 lers, au.laliei asking me .lu'i.is(J_i;tliions,bei>a\c ;r.c his 
 I.ettel-!. of file Coildlli;!. 
 
 Z'l^^rme (laii.is rn a [Iain (itoiui.l, wiili W.ills of 
 barili. by clliniaiion f iir Miles alvait ; the Buildings 
 .ireallbof Rinli. Jt li.itli i.ne loni" .Street, cf>vcred abwc', 
 whi.h )■; (he pfveif then .Vbiikit. It liatli been wni 
 and bit four times within feven Years, by Civil Wats, 
 by iiieaii^ w hens if tliercar.. but few Mei chains init, r.ii.l 
 theyaiev.i) poor, 111 that oi all tlwt Tew 11 lentil, in.,- 1 
 t> II above luiir Kerlies. .Ml tjie Coimirv iioin the C.'//'i- 
 <:« Sea ti c' ^cj.vis ..illalli, <,/i,ii,, fiibief> to -.he fail 
 /l^iiiir.ii, .iiid liislne Uieiluen. llie chief of tlicni li 
 .nlld ('..«. but is Jiiile obeved ex, ept 111 liisownDo- 
 miniiin ; lor everyone will 1 eKiiii; of his own Pottioir, 
 and one Btother 13 perpetu.illy leeknii; 10 deltroy ano- 
 ihei ; for being begofen of liiveis Women, they have 1 a 
 n.ituial .ArieHion, 
 
 ai .1 aij foimnonly the Children of 
 Shives. either Clirillians or Centiles, whom the bather 
 And thus benii; ready the 14 of .<-^'C";/'.f, we depart-, kce'i's as Coiiciibtnc-s, ami every f.V;;/ or .V»/f^i/ hath four 
 e,'., being a Caiavanof atlionf.aid Camels; and having j <'r five Wive., belldes vonng Ma ids and Hoys ; and when 
 iravelle.l li\eda\s joutiuy, we cirne to another I'riiic. s| ilieiv aie Wnsbctween the liicilnen i' as lliev ate leldom 
 i'on'.inion, and np'Mi ihe way were met byceriani 7',o-j withoiit lieihat is vain|niliied theviofoine watering pla- 
 'f-'on llorfeba, 1., well nrliied, and .Servants to li»w„o ■ es in ilie Delarts, with liieh I'ompanv as will follow 
 5ii.'/.i)., Covernoinof the Cniimry ol Mr.ii^rll::-, where hiin, and ihere Inci b) robbinv; and (polling as many 
 tveiiirant toliave arrive,! anddileiiargedouv IJark, ifiliel lar.tsans ..f Mer hanu .ind otiicis, as he i- able to o\er- 
 .Storni had not difippointed us. Tliell- '/'.m.i.j Ihiynl; eoinc, iiiiiil luTic in : apai.ny of inv.adiiig lunie of bis 
 cur Caravanin the ]i.\w.i- of their Pnii."e, an.i openinL;| liieiiirenagain. Fioin the '■'•//ii'i" unto tlie (.'alHc of 
 'iiir Wares, took 111 litliiiii;s .IS they bked bell, lor their '".■•.'''^'".■. and in all the Coniitnes aUiiii chefaidSca, 
 Prime, withnut Money. 1 hey took trom Mie al Pe; jle live in the open biel.ls, rriiie ving tiom one plaee 
 ninth, whereupon, after niiich eontcritioii, I rode «iito| t.i tn.itlier ingi\atConipa:iies. witn iheir ( .anle, wlieie- 
 thePrinec, an.l f lefcrted my lelf belort him, ref|ueit-|Ot tliy have llore, as Caiiieb, Horfes, and ^•liicp, both 
 itii!his bav iir aiM Pafport to travel thin' Ins Cj.irjitrs.'t.ime .ind wild I heir Shcei' .ir, of ortat ttauire, with 
 iiiiliir.tto be rrjbbedandfpoiledby liisProple. He t- tnt- Rnti. .cks weinhing ^001 b. I'oir'.d. 
 
 flmvKeoneft, intcftainiii), inevery civilly, .ind >oin-; I'luri; .ire many wild Hone- killed b\ the Ta>f.!, -, ^^^, 
 manded ineinb'. well fealied withblelhaiidMi'rcsAlilk, wnii their H.awks, who aie t.iught to liezc tipon the 
 
 Morle- 1 lead or Neck, till the Huntct can come up 
 witlihiin and kill liimwidian .\r row or Sword In all 
 ;m- l.iiid tlieic grows no (Srils but a eeitain Brulh or 
 Heaili, uheiciii the Cattle fccdirt', become vcrj 
 tat. 
 
 The I oirj arep. :, .1 .\r,he'. s, an.l never ride with- 
 out tluir Ix.v, .Xtfws, and Sword. They arc ((.eat 
 Devoln■et^ ,i| PUlh. whuh they ■ ul in Imall pieces, 
 and e.v. It grerUly bv handhils. e'pCvially Hot!** 
 ble'h 
 
 ! 'ii 
 
 \. .'1 
 
 I 
 
 . i I 
 
 f; 
 
 f>i I'rrad tiiey have none, nor other l>rink except W 
 lei ; Ijei he had no Money to j;ive me tor In. Ii things as 
 llC•,e•(^kof me, whi.li were wonh al-out is Knbliles, 
 lnwTver he gave me his 1 etici, and a 1 lorle wonhab.iiit 
 I'l en Rubbles, and Ibl de;Mr'cd froiiihim, glad when 1 
 dispone, foi he was reporied 10 be a very lyrant, an-i 
 il I had not gone to him, I iin.ierilood Ins Coinni.ind- 
 ii.uuwas, th.u 1 llionld be robbed and delfroyed. 
 
 This Siiii.-.n lived ill the bie'ds, without C^jfllc or 
 Town, and fare in a little nainel Houle ni.ide ol Rce.is, 
 and covered with belt widiout, and with Carpets within. I 
 liitrc was with hini tlu great Mctiopolit.iti of tlii' • 
 
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 i\ 
 
 n 
 
 < 
 
 Th« 
 
51 8 Air. Air jcnkinihn s l^oj^igc JhmMoico to boghgir. Lib. iV, I Chip. 
 
 T!i- r • 
 
 fs. 1 
 
 '1\k ittli ul' \oicmlicr, \Vc Jcparu\l fioiii V"^tn;f, 
 .in..l ilicri..iiiilii)t' 0.vc;Hi,r .irriMil at a Caitli i.illii-l 
 K-I-, I'lil'ic't lua s'..//.i«k.illMl Xii.iiiiii, \vIuiiiiii>;iK.I m 
 ruhallilii' C'liiilli.lti4 i;i i!.c tjiav.in, had it n. t Uvii 
 lii ll.ir ( f li.sHiu.iii.iili'- Kiiif; ot t Vi;c/f<-, as wc wcrt 
 liiloiJi.,.! 1 V ijiK'ijf liucliii'l' Ci>uiifiHori, vvli'i nillnl 
 I'bii' lu.ilii' liiiiia I'rt'iiii', wIikIi vvc diil, aiul btlUlLS 
 t.it C'lltoiii, oil'- rcilHyilo of l{ (/..i lor iMiy Camel, 
 ai.il fi.iiu'ivit) kiilrs Id luililliiiis. 
 
 ■Jluspoi i\lii;!' on < 111- |iiuiii V, llu: iclilli ot /-)(•- 
 ^ "J .-. a Niit-.t lni:.i;.ii rtii, au i viar W'ai.li Icl, iluic 
 ' I 111- tu ii-i tour iluilcimii, \\li;m wv \.Xiv.f, a-i f|'ics 
 ihi'.U'i III ii.ill (iiin.l ili.iii; i:|'i 11 l'.x.imni.iMMi till y I'ln- 
 Uilc.l, ha liii) h.i 1 li'.iiilii li.iCt cif iiiiiiy HiirU-uuii 
 nil i 111-' I'j iiiini r I .Miu'lv, am! alliiu-iliiMliat '.livic wiic 
 Kovi . .ami I'liicvi'. aln.i.iil, 1 1. auk- tew lV-ii|'lc ir.ncl 
 III il.a. ^ o 1 iiy, I I't 111 i.niii!'.tny I'f (..n ;.i«J, wlicrc 
 ..M. ir.iiiv C.iiiii i. : ail! ilu- I'liii I'l HdiU'-; l-\ct iitwiy 
 iiK.f, WT.Iii.ut t.iiii'U 1'^'. wa.s Id Iv liil'pc'di.d : 
 VViic-.o pill uc iDKirlt.d, .\nA km a I'dl '-Vili.'' ''-"id 
 .S : .11 i.t .V'., v.h.i m.ucdiatcly caiiii limili'll' "illi 
 < Mi-ii. and ix.iii,iiiL-d ili.tl- fmii- l.ifi'i'oU'd Mi'ii lo 
 liiicU , mine lu.iny ilii.af., iliat ilicy ai i id >iinUlU-d, 
 t.'ic.i" vv.i, .1 .'aiuilid I'liii c w.ili ti.riy M>ii iliiccda'.s 
 ].iiiivyt' rw.ir.l, %vhil.'.\ m wait Mdi-llioy ib, and thai 
 111' th.'iiii' lu . v.iii (ilhis t.uiin-aiiv. 
 
 !1-..- V: ilicrc i|'on a|-jo iiicd a Ci|-Miii «ii!i Sr 
 u>-.. i :iv.l .Mill to ,.'iid:ct us; ilu- S'li...:" I'.iiid'.'lt re- 
 in .!' . A ,1 am. t.ikiiij; tin- I'uiir 'I'liii-vis wlili iiini. 
 'l.. . '>r!Ui !,.-,< ti.nellid with u- tuu iliy.-., i.inl: lumj; 
 M :i 1 r o.;i \-.il..lii and tt.i- ihird day \ery laily in 
 I'.i .Mi.iiii!' 1, iIkv .,i-t 11. .t luli'ic oiiv Caraiaii, and 
 r.i 1 ;i 1' I- IV'.i-it I'liT iIuMi-a t' f 1^ in 1 1, ui-, tlny^airc 
 t u-.,' . . rs .1 li.t .^<th(.ii ll,)ilt< t Mild u-.n. icllinp iis 
 tluvl' I 1 1 iinl i'-..- 'I'l-.id <it' (-{•ariSiioil'art'i..in us, and 
 ill' riiuu- v.il.t.l i;s t'l inakc rcadv to icccivc cn-,r Enc- 
 II. '.■- HTida.skcd IN M'liat wo would give ihi-iii to ton- 
 «iiii.l i:s liiHJicr, oi c.l'c ilic. uovdd rcuitii. NVi- oliri-d 
 as w.. li-.i.iiphr unod, Inir they u-tus'd our OtK-i, and 
 would l;..ii more, aiid In ii.it agri ;iii; ihty dcj artcd 
 Jinin iiii, .-iivl itliiriicd to ilicir.V.-i./.(«, who ;' as wcioil- 
 jcctiind ; \\a.. l'll^J■ to tlicCioiiffiraey. 
 , A: (. ■ .. .IS il.v were (;um-, ^trtaiii T.vr.x.i of our 
 (.iin-i'at!v. 111''! 1 !'i!y Niin, bi-^aiilc thiy had ha-ij ai 
 a; , , , " rd -li uj.oli.' C.i:avan tu Hay, aiil v*oiild 
 nn'ttti ivP-'jds, ;ind divini; vvlieihiT we If.onld r.uet 
 Miih ai.v ii; Jonipanv or ii>, to uliuh oar whole 
 i^.iiav.iti iiii ai-rie: I'lkii tr.ey killed fome Shtep, 
 and nrl! I'll I'e l'l.r!c-l one^ of iliein, i\v\ ihen 
 huiiit iluiii, ;iii.i nunn.ini; ihe J>Ikc|'-4 Wool with 
 the I'.m..;.! it .I.e laid Bodies, thtV wrote certain 
 {-• har.icters wiili it, luiii); in.uiy other Ceremonies and 
 WVn's, an.l h, the : ure limmd .mil touiid, tiiat we 
 lll.^ni I lice: wu;i I ii .i-.ics and T!i eM-s to our pieat 
 ti.>ii-i|e, 1 ut llionl . ove nine ihcni .■ 1 .ind mv Conipa- 
 ny y^i iilile .-i Jit to tlic:r .V u\.ry, but we lonnd it true, 
 lor vitiii.i rli e.- I li^ i> ..fter the Departure of theVil- 
 d:ci-.'}, w. I'.eUried tV.i olf divers Hi.rr.iiieii iiiaklii); to- 
 waid- L'S wli.reiipon we I'.itliereil our I'elves ti ijetiitr, 
 Imne ^ .of ii< . well api'oiir.e.i and a! ie to lii;lit, and 
 tin 11 i"i \i-i : > Pr.iy.rs, eiiry o.ie ifter his I aw, we pro- 
 l...i .■ ; • live ai> i die te;;etii 1. The RoM-ers were ^7, 
 w.ii jin.e.l Willi I'. !-.», Arrows and .Sw.trds, and the 
 C'.'., Mil-, a I'mi e i'.i'iilhe.i !io:n his Counrry. 'I hey 
 ia!ie>: iKt.i \ I. 'li I Ul k.ves or elf^ t'> he llain ; but we 
 det.ed Ikii., vilnre-a| <iii tluy Ihot at iisall at (.ikc, and 
 s\.-.it I'.i .11 viry .''r-, and !•> ic.iitinued tifihtm;.; tioin 
 iM J I.I-, ; '.11,11 I.. 1 I i/.iis w..liiii Nislir, dr.eis Men, 
 i I 1 .... .01. ! I. 1 I kis h.:ii;' woiin.'i. .1 .iiid lljiii on both 
 1: 1. ., mj Ii I I a iios i ci. :i i ir i' ,. r riant ( i.'iis, w hi, li 1 
 : 'd .iiy Co,..]jn iili ,1, We ii.id ii'.' 1 o\euome .ind de- 
 1 1 vti', ill" \\' ' '.'L. ■ ! ei. ; iv.ii V a'.ilie.l, ,iiid alio bel- 
 li- \'''.\ i-i •'■. -11 w.' • l/.t .11 r V- lia.l ll.iiii iin-er.s of 
 I'l o ... -. ,;■ i M, rf.-, ivttli ..i.r (itins, ilky itiitil not ap- 
 
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 11! I.,',!...- 1,1 ufllC W t'l 11-. till IKjt 
 
 ,. . -.d I'll l^lv, . Upon a 1 :.:1. eil- 
 ■' wi li i'.u..- :m Waie , and phieiiij; 
 
 ( 1. . II ;• w 1.1.111 -... e f. Ill,-, to l.ivi liitni 
 - •.':■"■., 1 ,i.j R.-l '.i-.s .-dl'u eiu.niipi.-d 
 
 V f.i. I I! , 1 I,; liu-y v.wie betwiAt us 
 1 1 1 ;ii ; i.,i: .'.o>.oailuu, bev,K!L- iiei- 
 r i.,....Kr- liao di.ii'.f.. ill two d;ys bc- 
 
 :'. a -.•o. d \V..t. !■ . v, li.ii li.i'f the Ni«Iir 
 .:;i..i,ul ii;e K.joii.is Kut a .Melleiieer 
 
 •. ie<.p.:.ir. ;; t.> 13..I, uj h our Capcain, 
 rlii I- . • I. . , Willi .iiiCwiitd the 
 
 1 v., III. 11 d: 
 
 IVle'.;i.ii! i' 
 
 i'liii the I..1.I u- :y 1. I \ 
 
 w.lh aline>Cuiii|a:iy 
 
 liM.i iiv Lo'iipaiiy to f,u 
 k w";;i .a,!., b. t -f thy V-mi e 
 ill iv.iar by enr La-.v lok-.-ei) ihe 
 
 I nice, tlien Willi fend,! Min to talk will thee, or dfe 
 not- Whiih the Prinee iiiuierltaiidiiiK, lie .md liisCntn. 
 pniy fw.ne fii loud, that weiiiii>ht all hear, ,01, 1 tlmiwc 
 lent one of our Cuiiipaiiy, reimied a Holy M.111, t,, n|), 
 with itie faiiH- Melleii_i;it. 'I lieMcll.<re waspiorioiniud 
 aloud iliiLs, O//. f,i>i\\wm.:>i,teil> if //■(•Caravan ILuhj 
 ■i'/./|i//,./ ;c;, //.i//,f Biillarinaib (;/.r/ii /n/i, f;>«,,,I 
 '■ /■-.!') iw/ ./,y/i/»rj yur li'mu, ih.it yii ,lcln;'i hiio /i,j 
 llui.li ,11 111 It 111 C.ipliars, tli:t II, 1'ih'clifvcis { iiit.nu'i 
 III iI'iH:! liJlLiiii } ,11 n e itiiiDi^ you, wi'ilt ileii doo,!:, ,uil 
 III J'' Ju.'iii^, Ivwi'il !•>]:, uhi to i'up.ui niih yn,i, (;,„.,', 
 •'" •ijiiciiicji, ctlrnriii; 1,1, ih.il! h hiiillcl w.'rli m, u, 
 •.-'iiy.iy il.tii i.'c Capliars, if ': ok.-c nif tu-, ,„ /.^ ,/,,/,(. 
 ".•A 1,1/. To wlikhoiir Ci:'.':.ni B.i//-.i atifwerul, That 
 heli.idnoClitiftiaiis inliis Coni]'any. notoiliei Sii.inrir., 
 Ill' two (hi/;/ v.liiih weie of tlieir Law, and alilu,' i,^ 
 had, he Would raii.er die than delncr llieiii, .iiul ,Ii;,t 
 'vc were net afi.iid of his Thrcainln^s, and thit he 
 llioiilil know wh'.n ll.iy appeared. Tin Koblier.s in tin- 
 nuan nine, eoiiii.iry to their Caih, tarried away i,\<j 
 , b'oly Mjiiio iliiirl'rintc, eryiiip, with a Imui V'ouem 
 ^toke-l.r Victory, d-'r OH; wliii II lliuell diroiir.-iutd 
 ii-,_re.iring that ihe Hnlv Man wmihl bttt.iy us, bi i h,- 
 thoVlnilly examined an ! trill lly handi J, wimK! |,„[ 
 eoiiteis any tlunnihai niii.;ht I e pre|iidiiiil tons, nrr yet 
 wli.n Men of ours were 11.1111 and wounded the day bc- 
 hire. Day a) pearaij;, we prepared our lehes to Baiilc 
 ' ajMin. whi.lithey p*i. eniii}.', rei|Uii-ed to lon-e loan 
 j a^i-ern.tiir with us, demand iiii; iiiKlioriisand molt (jt\,iir 
 , Coinp.iiiy being uiiwilliiij" til hazard another Ii.rtie, they 
 ' lia\inKbui luileiol(iole,a,idalateCoiidiK't topab,weiuie 
 for,ed 10 agree,aiid to j;ive ihe Koi bcrs 2 Kiir.lis, tli.ir iv 
 tofay, tw enty ' iiiics nine l'c\ eial rhi '.jlSiand .iCame! 10 ..ir- 
 ry away the liiiu, wliuh beini; re. eived, they ht't ii« 
 and we went lorward, and. that Niyhtiaitic to the Ki- 
 •ltOmii, where we retrethed our lehis, havinj; lun 
 tlirerdays without Waiei, and tarried there ,ill iliu n<.x( 
 ilay, n -ai inn n erry with "m I'ain Hotfes and Cau.ils-, 
 aiul led v.e ll.ouldineet .my iiioie ol that Cijiil;, we left 
 the Mii'li-way by theKivti fide, and went thio a Ijiidy 
 IVferi, where we were lour Days bchre we tame m 
 Water, and then eaiiie 10 a Well, the W.iitr wlureol 
 was xery brukilli, and we were then 111 ureal need ul 
 Vi'ater and V'lfluals, bung foieed to kiliour HtrfesaiiJ 
 Canii Is toc.it. 
 
 Heie we were in daiii-er of fallinp again into tliw 
 
 H.iiid.'i of Robbers; Irn- one Niplit beiiij; ;it red, thtie 
 
 tame , trtain Jiioiiii, and carried away lou-c if i ur 
 
 Mui will, h lay at a little diltance liom the Car.i\.ai, 
 
 whc'twith there was a pieat Shout ati.l Ciy. \\\- thctc- 
 
 ; upon iinmcdiatel) led our Camels and dej aried, btiiij; 
 
 ' about niidiuiiht and \ei-. dark, and drove h.itd nil ue 
 
 eanie to the Ki\erOii/( ap.ain, and then leaivd nothui.;, 
 
 beini' det'eiided by the fi.d Kiver ; and whrthtr it was 
 
 tl'.atwe had potteiiihe W^ier, or that ihe Rojiiies wtie 
 
 far ttoni 11s when the .Si outs diltoverej us, wc know 
 
 not, but w.-eleaped that li)aiif!er. 
 
 I Upoiithe 2}dof /)i-iiw/'<-» we arrived at the City uf 
 
 \ Ito'iJ'-v iii/i.i..-/i.i. The City li 1 try great, the Houftk 
 
 tortile niolt. part ot Haith, iho' there are aifo ni.iMy 
 
 Hoiife.-;, i'tniples, .and AUinuinents of Stone furaptu- 
 
 ^oully built and(;inliled, elpiually li.tih Slurs, fo arii- 
 
 iKially built, ih.u the 1 keis not in the World. 
 
 Till re is a little Rivei riinniiii; thro the middle of the iv^.^ 
 |Cify, but ihe Wa:er tlkreof is very tmwliolfoine,!"!' 
 j breed iin a Worm if an hll li-ngiiithe Legs of fume ''"''■ 
 ' ihatdriiik ir, efpeeially Strani^eisi it lies between the 
 ! Flelli and Skin, and is phitkt out about the Ankle wiili 
 great skill, every day ibout an In. h, whkli is r, litj 
 up, and if it bieaK 111 inijlnig out, the Tarty diis: .AnJ 
 \ei It isthere forbidiltii to drink any ihing but Watei 01 
 I j\lares .Milk, and wholueyer isloend tobrtak tb.'tlaw, 
 liseriieliy whipped thiough tJieipen Markets; aii.l.l ....' 
 nrcOfiKeis who lia\e Auihonry to go into aii; Mjas 
 i lloiife, andfeir.h if be have ,;,/«/r In e, I!'., ,-e^- 
 land if thiytiitd any, briak liie V'tifels, (nil ih, Duik. 
 and fevenli punilll tlie MalUi ol the Hen. it ; .i.d i-.-.-.-.y 
 iUniesit iliey perctive by the BreailTof a Man, i!-..!-. lie 
 haih drank .in; fich l.iip.ua, he Ihall be puii'.lh-d wr.ii- 
 out furiher hxaminatiun. 
 
 There is a Metr,.poliian m llaghAi; who caufcsih.s 
 Law tobefoitnCtly kept: He is more obeyi J tli.in the 
 Kiiu', and will de|-ijle the Kinji, and fubltitute ar.o;hei 
 .U Ins pleafure, a,s he did bv 'in; la(t King, whom he bi'- 
 trayed, and in the Kii^lit killi .1 him in his Chaiiib. r : He 
 wa- .1 Prince that loved all CliriHians well. 
 
 '1 Ins Co'.iiitry wa.s htretufore lubjecf to the Vcftr.'; . 
 whofeLaii^'.uage they now fpeak,but i . now a Kiiicihm''' 
 It Itlf.aud hatii 1 ontiiiual Wars with the I'chun aiioiit Re- 
 Ijiiion, iUtlio' iht y be ail M.-J.-^ncun:. Uijc Otulion '-' 
 
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lar. Lib. iVl Clnp- III- ^^>'' ^n]ci\k\hkm* s f^oja^efhniMoico to tio^h^^ 5r^ 
 
 ; witli tlKc. or L'irc 
 
 iR, III.' arul liisCmi" 
 
 II Ip ,11, jiiil tliuiwc 
 I li.ly M.iii, t') i.ilk 
 
 .'tC W.lvI'MlllliliiHcl 
 
 lie C.ariviiii lJ,illu, 
 tt I) ta Jity f.ir.wi.- 
 yitii ikiivi-i iiiio /m 
 
 tu'clifvius { «/c,7(/jrff 
 \-ilU llcii (lOO./j, ,11,1 
 ••itt nith >.-./(. Utddi 
 
 h.iiiillcil with iiii A/i 
 nc '11' , ,i< /■•.• ,/, ,/,(. 
 ly/.-.i anlwcMl, 1 hat 
 
 nomihcl Sii.iii);cts, 
 I..IW, ,uk1 .ililic' lie 
 \cr tJHin, aiiil that 
 iiiinj!'., ai'il th.it lie 
 
 Tin KoM'irs 111 till- 
 , larriiil avvj^ mi, 
 
 itb a Imul VViui in 
 h imuii lUfuriivai^ciI 
 il 1'iiiay iiv In t ji,', 
 
 liaii.liJ, wi'iiM not 
 iduiil ID lis, nrr yet 
 jiiliJfil till- ilay Ic- 
 oiir W\\i:<, tn Bat'.le 
 uriil 10 loiri' to an 
 xil ii',anil moll cfuiit 
 aiiotlici I'la'tic, ihcy 
 .iidu>!Ho palfjWtMvLic 
 xrs 2 Niiv.lis, that li 
 j;b,aii.iaCaim!ic,iar- 
 
 iivtJ, tln'y Ll't lie, 
 i;lii .ami' to tlic Ki- 
 
 fchis, liaviiii; lu'n 
 ii-dlhfrc all the ntxi 
 
 Hmfci anil Canals, 
 it that CijiiK, «i- k'tt 
 
 III went tliio a tandy 
 , buli'tc \vc tainc. tj 
 I, tlic Water whinot 
 then inj^icai tiecd ut 
 10 kiilotir HtrfcsaiiJ 
 
 alliiiR apain into the 
 
 It I'fiiig at n.!i, thiri; 
 
 1 away hire il lur 
 
 c Irciiii the C.ara\.iii, 
 
 and Ciy. \VV thac- 
 
 aiid di'i anal, Imiig 
 
 d drove hatil tdl iic 
 
 then leaied nothui_:;, 
 
 ar.d wlirtlKf it was 
 
 lat I he Uoitucs were 
 
 iveiej ii<;, Kc know 
 
 irvived at the City of ^ 
 :ry great, the Houfti 
 here are alfo many 
 Its ut" Stone fiirapiu- 
 Kiii' iVirfj, fo arii- 
 ilic WcrM. 
 
 p the middle of ihew— 1 
 very tinwlmhoine,!' '''_«' 
 :n the Legs of I'omc' ' '^ 
 11 liLi lie[w>.eii the 
 libuui the Ankle wuh 
 Avhi^h i-i ti llej 
 |ihe Tarty dii'' • AnJ 
 iliini; hut Watci or 
 ,d to'huak thnlaw, 
 Marktis ; am', d.^.c 
 I g I iiiio ail) Mails 
 \liiii l'i(r, W.I oeo 
 ifels I|im'. the I) ri. 
 he Ho. !e ; .;..d ir.v..y 
 
 llrtd' a Mali, il-i; lie' 
 be r»"'lh-d widi- 
 
 ir, v.lio cai'/c.i'''5 
 
 fidi-e (iheyid tli.an ih" 
 
 id hibltituie aroditr 
 
 , King, whi..m he h-'- 
 
 |iinhisChiii.l'-r: He 
 
 well. 
 Ibiect to the I'c'pK. 
 1 now a Kiiicd'Hi''! 
 li^ ('■ ;, :(.-' al-ioi.t Re- 
 One Ueulion <J' 
 tli-l'- 
 
 their Uirc.inl is, tnifaiife thi- Vc fivii will not eir ilic . fl '/■«» ,ind t,(W^.«;, ; (i) tliarf<-i rliree Ycari before our bf' 
 
 Hair of their np|>rrl ips, as the Wu;|/Mri>>ji anil all <i»liei 
 f'.ii-^.jit liii, whuh they iie>-oiiiit i^reat Si'i, tailing liieni 
 Cr.A'ini, or Unbeliever, as they do the Chrilli- 
 
 Tile' Kinj! h-lthno prcat Tnivcror Kit hes, hi-.Revemic^ 
 arc but linall, beii':^ ch;e. ■ Tiia'iiiaii'..'d by the City, 
 takiiii'.ilio teiitli I' iiiiv of .11 ihin(',s th.it an.' fokl, u'- 
 well i>y the (.'rati' .,i, is ih.'M r. hint';, lotlie ('.teat ini 
 |inverillmient of fel-npie, whnni In' keeps iii r.reai 
 inbjiiltioii, .Tiiiu iinili. iiek- .Mnn.y, he lends hi-.t)lli 
 •vrs to th,- .Shops of the Mereh.ints, tn lake ilieii W'.iU', 
 t'l pay hisDebis, as he did tr> piy me f me Money thil 
 lie owed tor lo piricwif Kerfc; . Ilieir Mom y i^ Sib" ' 
 .iiid Coppi r, f T (lid.! ihoy have none •.'.irreiu : 1 hey 
 hive but one pM"'e rif Silver, wnrih twelve peine /■>;; 
 i.jh, an,l the;r Copper I'lcees ire .;illvd i'mlc, whiMvot 
 110 are npi il to one pieie of twilve pence, and are 
 trore eomiiion m p'.ymeii' ilviii the Si'vcr, \\hi.lilhc 
 Kiiit; tail' '..111. I f:ihsto liMii'T.t aiU,iiea.'.c every Mon'h, 
 nnd foiiKtni.i s rwi^'r i M jiiiIt, r.o' , ariiip how iiiii' li he 
 opprclli-. his I'oople, beeavUehce»pci:l;ni". m reii;n above 
 two or thre'yeai^ bttiire he In; either (lain i r exp.'lled, 
 to ihe great l>ellni;ii n cf the Coi.nfry and AUr- 
 fhants. 
 
 ini'there, i. > Ciiavan jiid ^iiie between B't,l'(^,, anJ 
 ' <!'■ .!», ,11 id nl.ei. the Way n eliar, it u iiinc Moniiu 
 loiiri ey 
 
 lliefiincot year btinpciiine fir all C'aravniu ro He 
 I'.irf an I t!ie Kiim I.inj.' r,i ne to 'he V\',trs, aiul news 
 ' ■01. e that he v.. IS fled, I wa;. atvei::/'ed LytheMiiio- 
 roliLiii l,,i:,|,;'f lod.pait, bewiufe the Tuwii was tike to 
 he( iliei'.ii.!. I di leriiiined lint to lia\c "../iie I'lencs into 
 '*'//(, and to hail le.ii the 1 rajo ot tjijt Counii), 
 ' ntva.divcre ! lu ll|..' W' ir, iicv.:y 1 ej-im Ic'wceii the 
 I'/"' and the Kinpiol I'.tt.m^i, wiiiehina.Ie the KtaJj 
 ii'i.de , md ihcK (vas.lCaiavaii thai i tine from /-../. /i 
 .iiid /'<■■/,/ wnh lali iOii.b.n,'t, vv.i« lo'.'bid .ilioiit ten davn 
 I'.inii. y tnni <ti;/.i, and inatiy ol i hem linn. A!U) ihc 
 Meiiopolianot a w.i' t, lAiiie Kmperu.n of Z^,,, « >, 
 letters friiii ine, 'wirh.iiit niiuh I Ihoiiij h.ivc U en 
 l.>ken Slave ni every | la e. .-Xrd beildi5, all lu^h 
 Wjr.s .IS I wasfoiced te. takefil iIm' Kin^ and Ins Nidj, j 
 h" p.ijni.nt (f tilth they had (d iii-., wire not veii- 
 dilde 111 IVr/M ; fir vvhiih and divers r.ther Healon.s, I 
 w.is lonfliain'd to return to the l'.i'/'M' -.Sea tin fame 
 way I tame ; fothat on the Siliof AJ^u 'm^^j.wc )i ttWo - 
 ''J'.beiiijiaC.i .K.I/; of (loo C'aiiiels,and if we lia 1 iiDL di'- 
 I'arted when we did, I and my Company had bien ind.in. 
 
 inimiinleil to ger tuhavelcifl Life and Goods jtor ten day s alter oiirde- 
 ■d the ' 
 
 'I'he l''th day of thr' Montli I w.is 
 come Ixf HV ilie Kinj;, to whom I prefented the /(Lf .Uj j'.'ltuie, the Kinp, of Siimnrcmii laid lieije to the City, 
 tu peroiir's l.ett:.s: He enteit.iincd iis very < ivi. I ,i while ilieKing was abfent, and pone tu war .1 laiiilt a- 
 e.iiilinp lists eat in hi^Prefeiicc, and often fent Kir tne.j notherPiniee "vhu v'.,islii, Kinfinan. 
 I'lid liilioiirled familiaiiy With me in h'sfecret Chamber, Ihe 15th of A/.» c j we careic to the afircfiid Town 
 ihriit tht Towei ot the Fimperoiir and the (inrt I'mlt, ot li'-wn-, andefe.ipidtlic Danper of .jepRoverv, who 
 .IS alio of (iiir Country, 1 aw.iml Uelipion, and tii.uf: h; in -.v.iit tor iisba,:k apaiii, moll of them being of Kin- 
 1 s to llioot in Htn.!-pnns liefire him, himfeif alio dred totliat (.onipaiiv of Rubbers vvhomuc met uidii;.!- 
 jMetKini; upon the lame. Hut after all this prear I'.n ii..nli--i!h, .is ue pereeived by tour Spies uhoin we to k. 
 lertaiiiuuiii , bct'.re ii.ydcpaiture, ho Ihewed himrdt a 1 liere were in my tompanv, and lOmniitte.! to my 
 very '/'.I-..' , for he went to the Wars owiiu'. me Money, 'ji.iit'.e, te.,) Fmi,alladoiiito the liinpeiom- o{'l{jlh, cno 
 
 Itho' lie p iveordcrf'i m\ I'll'. nienr, yei I wasbieill licnulie Knp of ZJi'"'.!', '.lie ot!:er from 
 
 fmslied, lieiim forced to rebate pait, and to take Waus 
 in pavn ent Inr the relV, -ontrarv to my lixpeeuiiion ; 
 liitof a lki;i;ar better Payment I loiihl ret have, and 
 svas pltd to be In paid andddpatihetf 
 
 Hut one ihim; I mull iiC(\N i.uimiend in this b.ir! arrai- 
 
 the K 
 
 nil! nt 
 fli'V , .-.nd al.ri we had tarried at i ''i.-nc: and the Ca- 
 ll e (,'l Se/;,//i <-en>litday» I'.i iht airen.bllil;^ our Caravan, 
 wede| arted the fecond it /Ipiil, hav inp i;,ur nioM ban- 
 Lalladors in oiii Conipatiy, lent frcni the King of 'C'l. 
 yrt^ !• and his Brethren, unto the b'.rpcrour < f HjiW^ 
 Kin^ wliiih was, that as loon as he was informed of our. vvuh Anl'.vei, l.j lu. h lettini as I biom hr them; aiul 
 trouble with the Kobbers, he dilpatelied 1 co Men well tlie larni- [•.ii.l alliulo: s vveic ilfo tomniiited to mv eharc-e 
 armed, vviili .harpe not to return before they h.i.l eirhi r I'V '^'i' '•ndPim cs, tovvh.cin I Pioiiiifed faiilifu!ly, I'.i.d 
 (lainoi taken them, who, iccon'inp to their ConimiHioii, fwoie bv on 1 aw, rha': they tn.oiild be well ufed m 
 rail(.'int; ilv Delart, Ikw part of them, and four they | K':/?''. and pitmiitedfo dij^art t'.ien.e again in fifety, 
 took and biouplir unto the Kinp, iwonf vshom had been as the I nipeioi .liiii had written m Irs ' rtters. lliey 
 tote woiei.led by our (inns 111 the .Skivmilli ; ami afo r, were lomevv hit learfnl, iecauli; none bed gone from Tni- 
 ilieKinp hadfenrf't me to eomcand fee them, he eaiiled''"'' 10 K''/!-' m a lonp nine before, 
 them alj four to be hanged at his I'alaee (iate, bciaiifel I he i^d r,f w^^,/ we atrivcd .irainat the '".i.')!)/.n;-Se,i, 
 they wereCjciitlemen, to tlic example rf other,., ; and of where we f >ui,d the Birk we had left there, bi.t neithet 
 fuch (jofKts as were gotten again, I lia I part icltured Amhur, Cable nor .Sail, but having broughr Hemp with 
 
 tome, and this good Jultite I found at his tdands 
 
 There is yearly a great Refort of Mcreliants to this Ci- 
 ty, who travel in great Ciir.iv.iyii from liidin, I'ojiii, 
 *''(?''> I"/.''". ^<^' 3id heretofore from ( .i.'/«v, when 
 
 us, we fpnii a Cable oui febes, W'Ch the relt of 
 our Tackling, and making a Sail ef Cloth of Cotton- 
 Wool, wcripgcdour Harkaswellds we.-miid, but Boat 
 or Anclior vveh.idiiore. In die meantime, while wc 
 
 there was palfage i but they arc lb bcpper.'y and poor,| were contriving tn make an Aiv:l.or i^f a Cart Wheel, 
 and bring fo fmall quantity of NX'arcs-, lytiigtwoor three; there arrived a Bark fr. in j'ljlrr.c/^n with litiutj and 
 Years to fell the fame, that there is no hope of any trade Hj'jjc-, whu h had two .Anchors, with whom I agreed for 
 there worth the following: The chief Commoditio one ; andthus being in arcadiiicfs we fetfnl, land the 
 brought thither areas loiloweth. two 7o/'»/K/bc;ng Mafler and Marineis, having ir, out 
 
 The tndims bring fine Whites, which the Tir//i / roll! Bark th;' faid lix L'mballaders. and i^ H:/J's. who haij 
 about their Heads, and other kind of Whites mad- of I'len a loiip time Slavci in 'I'l.'.-n, r.jr ever ha.! betcri; 
 Cfitron-wo^I and Crr.fcr, which fervcfor Appr.ril, bi;t ; my coiiii.i;', labertyoi Means to per home, and thelc 
 (Jo! I, Silver, precious Stones and Spices, they brin;; none. Siaveslerved to rowwhen need was. Thus fail.n;^ along 
 They carry liatk wrought Silk, red blides. Slaves and thcCoalt, and Itiinttnnesoiit of li;.;hr of J.,i:k1, the .-jth 
 Hirfes, oc biitof Kerlies and other Cloth rhev irake'of A/o, having a contrary Wind, we ,.aine to .-.n An- 
 I'u! little account. 1 otlered to barter KerHes with f.'ine chor three I.taj'.ucs fiom the Sliorc, .md there aic.fe .1 
 Mctclnnts that eatie from i<fn^'.j/rt and the River Grt«. Srcnn which luntintied 4 | Hours, vvhuh brake oei Ca- 
 f,t!, but they would notbarterfor fuch Commodity as ble, ar.d being ut'cn a J.ec-il.ore, and no Boar tulv.lp us, 
 Cloth. wc hodt'l out Sail and itodd in n itli the Shore, 'ciok;ng 
 
 Ihe Perf.ais bring Cra/crf, Wnnlen-Cloth, I incn-l for preUnt de.ith ; but as tied provided lor us, we ran 
 Cloth, divers kimls of wrought Silks, /t'^rmndis, fjrc.|into\ Creek full of O/e, where wc lived m great tear 
 and Jo carry thcrre, red Hides, other /l(fi/,'7.in Wares, and foi atimc; for if our B.uk iud perillie'i, .TithV ive h:d 
 Slaves of divers Countries, but Cloth they vvotild buy i el, aped witli our Lives, yei we had euherbeen de(t:vy>.d 
 none, for they brought it thith..'r theinlclves, being fup-jor made Slave, by the wild IVople of that Coantiy, 
 plied with it, as 1 w.is iiilbrincd, from .l.cj'p.' in A;- ; vvliolive likeKcalts vvithou: Habiiation. the Stormbe- 
 
 TIic l{i<Uci brine red Hides, Shceps Skins, Woolen 
 Cloth, Wooden Vclfcls, Bridles, Saddles, Cc. and car- 
 ry theme Wares made of Cuitun-Wtvil, divers kmds of 
 bilks, C'/r/ij, &C. 
 
 FroniC./t/jry wercbroiiphi. in iiineof Peace, when the 
 Ways were open, Mti.-k, Rhtibaib, Sattiu, Uaniask, 
 fcfe. 
 
 During my Ilay at B;;/..^., thae came Caravans liom 
 all thele Colli, tries, excej-t from Ciil-.i-, ^ and thcRealon 
 why IK iie cmeiheii. e, wis the Warsbetween the Cuies 
 of T.: ^-k: a»d L'H-./tn, directly 111 ihc W.iy teiwixt, 
 
 mg over, we went o'.it il the Crci-k ap, un, and havni^j 
 fet the I .'iiid v/iihour C impaf>, and rakcn Marks during .j.. 
 the'lcmp-elt, while we rode at .'Vnehoi, wc ivert di- vti'v.. 
 reclly wiihour B.iik t.i the place whcie vve ri>Jc, and A„:l ■. 
 found iiir,'\iuhui uc l,jd loli, the 'i.uir..> n ncli rt.ar- 
 villinp liow wedidit. I wo d:ivs af.i r, t!'..ie aiofc a- 
 nothei Storm at North I alt, andv.e l.yatij, b' 11:. .: dri- 
 ven lai iiiio tie ScT, nnd 1 .id uiUili ai'.o ,0 heij. our 
 Ball, from linking, the LilKvv was lo great ; but at Lift, 
 hav in^ tan Wcalhu, wefell in Vvith iheUuc, ( ./;, ac- 
 cc'idin^ to our diliic, wheiecl the i": rni wne vny 
 C c c t • pl.id. 
 
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 glad, t'Mriii^ wt llioiiU hjvc Ktii ilfivmoii ilic Cuaft ■ i 
 
 i'n/irt, llll'llUt W.tt Will\llll' l/trMM. 
 
 Oil llii .'Hth of .M.ir wo .irrivci.! .U .tjh/ir^ti. wlirrc wc 
 ruM.iiiu'il till ilic H'lirli 111 ,?'•"', I' |<riiv.,ir Hiials t.i !V' 
 lip JSiii'ilt tlif SuciuiDt /'(i;.i with (Hit (iooils. Ni'ti, 
 ill I' in mir l',ll|j){f riMi tlif '''!//"•«», WO lit ii|i illo i".l 
 Ci. ftnl'Si (r'o [If 111 (iiiiH,H'<, iiilioinui lit tli'C'lui 
 l|ian», wlucll Il'iii'i'Dlo w.Ij hom r lion in ili.il So.i Ic- 
 turo. 
 
 I Iv: '"V/^Mii i« 111 loiiptli .ilu'iit K c I.oa(!iiis, .iiiJ in 
 l>ir,iiltlu^oj it li.itlioi) till' l.ill, the pri'.it IVI.irtC'niin- 
 tr> 111 tlio l.'.f.! ,1, i-iilloil Ih, (;i«->, on tlir Woik tlic 
 Country of ilic C/'J'/;i/! i, tin Mmiiu.ilt s ul' C;ii..i/i«, 
 .iik! tho /;.vv vrSoa, ihlUni iVditi tllu ('.ili'i,i>i 1 0(1 I.tMi;iK'», 
 nil tlio North n ilio l.iilil iif \ ;; r, aiul tlio nrc.li Ri- 
 MT /'. :; ■, Aiiil iiiitlio South .no A/f(/i,i .ilnl ('. fn. Iho 
 
 V';i:or or ihii So.ii. Itolh 111 m.iiiy I'l.ioo., :iiul in lonu" _ ,,,..,._, , 
 
 pl.uos ;!< liili jsiho Oicjii ; .liiliii' Mi.un j;ro.ir Kivtntall /o ,M' ./( Il.:iiljl,wii with '/iijiicf, yri /u far me n-f />(,,» 
 
 I'll'irtttdmmc at l,ir^f, lit frtii.Uifj llie I'yij^e fo Narvo, 
 (thii-li if ii li.ith b.'e<i JiiHr, we Im.l l.\n imbiir.lcHfJ rt /» «/• 
 
 ten Wi!iin)^{it ,neMilf.r, atii mivjl i;n\- unlit ir.l yeui 
 M.ijclh liiu^h beitei lo il.- fii'/"-!:: ;' S'.v n.' llui .tii/iv.; la 
 wirA/:; l!y IK thf.- M,-.rit,i r,/ il<e<V'!.l< >/>.; mlie t> w 
 ih.-tli' ii Oa.il'ci, /'.!"« Wiiull'Dr, K'fjf, tuufmiicl' M 
 your Mvi-Jh HI th l{;.iu.-ll of cur Leifi t I'^ih Mjiki j; .1 tht 
 ■ Ifcjhf Men-liriiti (ovM, ,twl ef il': Kima if AV/i if 
 Daiiskc, (Ur ,Vii/;iv/r, ir/iV/i i»ji /.■/ up nthm hi lirCjin- 
 mrhJmfiii if y.v.i M.i/'://>, inUtllnhiiVi'iejUiiil till li.l mij 
 iiiaeiit I iLiiii it' T'.iJll-.ik, t'.i i!"('W/i-,/ifr ^^rt.it Vl,,-futi 
 ■■liinr imin ui ill tht f-tiiif, ,viJ tiljii ll'iiili, it to he >l n; ik- 
 .'i>rJ.iigio cniimii'H ylt^iecincmmulr in timet pujl, Seither 
 iVi'i !• nv n .•! HI i: 111 lime of mireil'n Opinicii iaiii.1 ini ^aur 
 M'VeJh, tu' tl ,11 vee /I iii'.l ciriiii l{'j^ht .mil He.i/vn lit your 
 ll.iii.l : t-'omjumch .i. \w liksnijc Jh^ll M nil timet be i en,li lo 
 S^'anl iv I.I.I M.iirj!\ wakjiiy^ ,iiiy ticjuefl f^r yrur Saheili, 
 
 into It, yot it hitli imOir-lit, iiiilofs it Ik- luiilcr gruuml. 
 Tho Ri\oi /'..:-: .ilono, I v tho /'• M i .alloJ l:.lel, it 
 cue (if tlio picaitit Ki^oi- iiuhi: World, it .iiifos out ot 
 a I .iko in .iMjiiih not t'.irtioiit .V>tr'jrc./.- in /<»//«, ami 
 It is trim thonoo to tho LV//(..'i-Sca, iiliovt two tliou- 
 f.iiil /.-..'.//I'Milos. 
 
 I iT.i). iH'd tmiihing tho ri.;do of Medi^ and Pr fl.i, 
 Ivird iini; on tho I'.Alpu-.n, .indlind it mmh likotho liadc 
 of /■ M '. The fow Shnti opoii tho C'i/;i.ii,, want of 
 I'o'U, r.'vorty of iho I'c ii'lo, and tho ko, aioHindian^os 
 to'l r,i,Io. 
 
 I nlV.ro.l.it J/?' if.-« to loii^o Moroluiuiiit V/j.iw.t/'.v in 
 Alf.ii I, to 
 
 not, l.iyiiv, tlioy h,id thnii as > hoap m tlioir CouiiMy 
 a-lortou.| liimi, which was lix RubMf, for aKorly : 
 And wliilo I was at ll^i'.v., Cloth and mlior Commodi- 
 C:csot oarGimtry, woro broupht thitlior from I'eifin, 
 and idld as cheap as I touKi alford ours, 
 
 I iic icth ot 7"'" ^^L' dipaito,! Iroin AftriCitn \n- 
 wards M'!. , with looCuniiois in our Company at tho 
 tmi'doiii <("harpc«, lor tho lafo Gndud of the 1'a'ta- 
 ri.ir Liiiballadorb and luo, and tho i8th of 7i'/>, arri- 
 ved at tho City of C'.i;^/;'), without any rotrtlhinoiit of 
 ViituaK iiuhat timo, there bouig no Habitation in all 
 that way. 
 
 Tho 7ih of /iiij^uj} wc loft C.i'/«n, and came by Water 
 tothoCityof hliiiiii, from whonoo we tranfportcd our 
 Goods by l.ant!. On the fooond of Septcmler wc arrived 
 at the City of M/or, .hkI four days alter 1 kilfcdhis M.i- 
 jeltios Hand, and prefoiited hun a wh'tu Cows 1;nlof 
 «,:.'". I. . ar,,l a Drum of T.-rf.;)v, whioh lie well ac opted. 
 
 yic iling to .my thiv^ to your Miirjiy in Loxe, Beiirvoletur 
 ■^ii.lmuiinl OJficr, il.it rte judge even ijoo./ I'un if y-m, 
 to t;' re. rnipeiiceil li imo tieiiliirjl, .xiuliI'M Ihall ve fro-, 
 <n c.cnjkn jh.tll Jerie, ihiefort ir ■ Jh.illcimm.vi.lih 
 ■ trrejh, if r.iiy bent.ule by fiir Siibiech ( i it « iii.t^rinn 
 'oik) cf Afcii/wifjt.coi/j .!«./ Englilh N.i;' •, /« bt ,//. 
 '■'■".s'-'. -"';'■•.'// iiiifeive the cl.i like'liof I'r.tff,.^ nii.i 
 •ill tiler thin-!! whiih jhiH (eeiii to Jppiil.iin to t^ieiih. 
 biiiiihoiii bfineen iii mul y ur •'^ffjejly, p'OiiHe.i ili.it ucii' 
 e) the V;,/">i-(; I'f yotii M.ljcjiy, herenfu firfiime to if: lU 
 >^r.vlgiilion if the Nerve fubitUen bi ui, ni.il full of H.ir. 
 Rf, lot an't to our P.iili, but 11/1) to ih.' epeii OejhuHin 
 «ncr Keifiosfor ihoii W.woi, but thoy v.'ould|'/ nil Chritli.wt mul libe' nl S.itivm, whi.h .iiive have wiii. 
 
 '<•" i'fi»f, I' ii:nv <re wiiie ,igf:iii to y ur Mi/elh, lii.it 
 191 k:'oxf .111.1 icrl of n Juieiy, ilr Muloovite, Hwiny lo 
 nil Liberty imdn the llertcili, dnily t.' i^'ew mightier /., tie 
 lihre.ije ot' jmh Thitigi ,ti be Inomht lo tire Narvc, 
 wlile not only H',irei, but alj'o IVcitoiii i-eietofore ii':l;>i.mi 
 10 hni:, and Ariifieen and Am be hi ought unto him^ ly 
 mcnns whereof he mal^rlh hitnjilf Jlrcmg to v.wijuijh nil c. 
 ihns, \thiih'lhir"t^ ni loigiu ('•« JVrnijf '« Narveo ujed, 
 cannot be Ihpped. And 'we pt.fetlly l(>iom \oiir KUjeliy 
 cnnnot be ignot Mt how great the Cruelly not ll/e /nid E- 
 neiny, of xvhnt forte he h, mhat Tyiniiny he ujerh on hit 
 Subjetli, and in what f civile fut they be tiiidtr him. H't 
 Icemed hitherto to van.juijh him only in ihii, thnt he mat 
 lu.ie of Aril, atui ignomntof I'oliciei ; if Jo be llmt llm 
 Navigaliin tothe Narvc rontimit, nh.it fhnll he iiukjiovn 
 lohin,> theiefore vee that kjiowbefl, and border i.pon him, 
 do a,lmonip:< other Chrijiiaii Primes in time, that they do net 
 hot my their Oigniiy, l.ibeity mid Life of i hem and their 
 1 then brought btlo;^- him all the tpiballador' that were '•'"'/ "^'', ton mojl harbaroui .ii.d cruel Enemy, aiwetnnnt 
 coir.Uirtfd tomv ili .ii;e, with the l^y^^n/'i." Maves ; and I'f./' do by the Duly cf n ChriJIian Prince ; i-'" now we .It 
 that day I ditioim Ins Maicltios I'rcl'ciKC, wllo lent inc /"''/"'> •~\crpt other Princei take this Admonition, f/jr Miif- 
 Moat by a Duke, and asked me divers Quitions touch- 1 '^"^'ff /'"/' "/> in Prid:; with thcfi things thnt he bion^lt t> 
 ing the Cruntrios where I had been. »fc Narvc, nndinademore perJeH iiilf'irlike Affair i, with 
 
 On tlic 17th of l--hruaiy\ obtained leave from the I '^"i?"" "/ H'nr and Strips, will mnke aJJ'nult this way m 
 Iniporour to depar; . and on the iilloame to l'o!oghda,S^"'J^"''^'»''t to Jlay or mni(e abound all that p-i/tll wiilr- 
 ainlthore lonuiiied till the broakini; up of the V I'ar ; '.''■"''"'""> which God .lef'end. H'ith whi^t'cur Admoniiim 
 and thin l:.ivinf; focn all ilie Cjrwds laden in Boats, '^'"f' Piinc-i already content tliemj'elves, and abjLiin fiem 
 I d( parted with 'he fainc, and arrived at Co/migM) the 9th ' Natio. I'heoihr < il .11 wilinct nbflaiu from the Jaii 
 of AJiv, I K^io, ^"y-gf, O^all be inipenched vy vur Saxjy, .'.nd incur the 
 
 r>.tnger of l.iji of Life, Liberty, H'ife and Cliildien. Sew 
 there/ore if tie SiibicHs rf ytur Majelly will Jjrbe.ir this 
 I'vy.ige to the Narve, 'here fhalt be n.thing .teniedti thmi 
 of 111. Let your Majijly well neigh .ind ciiji.ler ihc l{ .il.ns 
 and Occ.ijions cf our j-opping of Si.iys giing to NarVf, 
 ■n which flopping, our SubjciU if Danske /':• in id 
 rvi'ltcn in the ^gth Te,ir of his Re'ia^tl, to f""-'< •"•' "'' '"^'" c.licndy written toyuur .W.iy>rf;, n:itl.e- 
 
 - " - — '' - - u/e wc their Council in the fame. Inanyotlxr M.itter, •} 
 
 there be any fault in tlcinngaii^ji your AUjeJh or your Sub' 
 jeds, wr will gladly .lo jiijlice upon thcw, thnt your Mr.jefty 
 m.iy well un.lcrjtand thnt we be careful of ym a>:.l >'ui 
 Subjetls. \iiher think, we it meet to t.ike Hamburgh 
 or .my otlirr placeto judpc the Matter ; for we have airCcun- 
 ciLnid Judfinenl Stat at Rie, where your MajeJIy .tr.dyour 
 Suljcds, i0niiy other, Jl.'all have Jiijiice adininijlred unta 
 them, with whom we have had nncient League and Amity i 
 and thus rniich wc haie thought good to let your Majefty ui> 
 dcrjiand. Farewell. 
 
 Dated thcfixth of Decern, ihe 39th Ycarof our Reign; 
 
 A I e'kr of Sigifmond Ki»g of Polonia, 
 
 l^ii/abeth, the J^tcent moli Excellent Ma- 
 jcjly of England, 6^c. 
 
 CIpifimmd Anpuftiis, Ij the C.ice of God, f^ingofl\^ 
 ^J Ionia, Grci-.t Duks of Lituania, RulTia, Prulfia, Maf- 
 loiia, .ii(/ Saniogetian, j'r.-. lord and I Icir, See. to the 
 i::.r Soblf Prir.cef, J.a.ly Hlizaboth, by the fame Grace of 
 Go.!, fiiicen if England, France, and Ireland, dc, our 
 dear S.jler ami K-'J.r: man, greeting and incic.ijc of all I'c- 
 l,.in. II nerca: yom Majjiy writeih to us that you have re- 
 
 h&i 
 
 i.\l two if our Letters, we have hoiked that yen ft:ould 
 'it anJweredtotMmbothi fiijl to ihc en.; in whiJj we 
 
 5'gifmun.liu Augnjlui, Re« 
 
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 HAP. 
 
l^har. LiiVlV. fcwp-f^- ^^ An. Jenkinlonx Second ypya ge to Molbo, <src. 52 1 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 IV. 
 
 Mr, Anthony JenkinCon'j Second Fov^oc from London 
 to Molco, Mid thence vvir the Calpian-^^f^ into I'eriia, 
 Anno 1561. 
 
 h Year of our Rcign; 
 
 T 
 
 HI' Sivi-llcw Mh\ tWM otIiiT Ships were tills 
 Vi'3.- let Oilt by tlic C( ni|'.iiiy ol Mird'.imi 
 .liivtiiiuren, \\\\A uiil'oaiil ilu- Kilt I cinb.irk- 
 iil. Wt lU'piirtnl Imm (« .ivjtH.I the 14th ot 
 A/,i',lS'liii"lii-" 'hirJ Yc.irot'tlirKfin.1 ofQjifiti /•//,'.i- 
 ^f, anil on ihi imlii t 7'i.> .iriivcil ai(.'u'in(';;ii'initic liity 
 (;l Si, ,\ i/W.i, .iiul,itiiri)im'lt.iy there, 1 i.aiiic \ul\- 
 M' /-, iliftaiit I'min f x. fiu 70,: Mili'S, where having 
 iJrricJ four d.iys, I .irrivej at M"/ tlie Jctli ol ./«:;■/', 
 ami luiit iii|' II y uri-.i.ni' to the Virerary, and th.i: I 
 haill ntrn li-niii tlie di ten'x M^ijeHy to tlie l.ni('cin'jr, 
 hciiil iirnml hii'.i theu' t. Iliii I u as told that the Ini- 
 pirnm wa'i ihtiin')iii.;tol'i' inanieit to a "liiicillmo I a- 
 ,(y il the ' .'.: on'et II law, and had cnirmiaikleil 
 tlnau) Vi.iiuer, ' iiliallaiinr, or other, ihoiilil iiniielie- 
 (ore liini lor atiii e, and that diiriii', the three ilaysol the 
 hVa't, the (iatesof the C ity iImiiKI hi' Unit, and that 
 iiol'iifoii, Stiaii(;ti Of Nause, ihoulil Itit out ot then 
 Hi-iiles 'luring -'iai time. 
 
 C):i ilic I ill ot Scf .•Dik-T the laiiperoiir inade a ureat 
 Fealt, wheic.iiiio all hnibalfador* and Stralii'ers of una- 
 Ir.y Here iiiv.ie.l, anioi 1; whom I wasone; bnt tlic Se- 
 crc:ary ii:i|iiir.ii(;nieto tome to him and l)ic\v him the 
 Qiieci.s I.' ilii., 1 ret'llfcd fo to do, fninj' I would de- 
 li'irrluinf>thel'.iiiietor> own Haiuls, and rut other- 
 wle : T he Sri r.t.irv replied, that unlefs he init;ht hrll pe-- 
 riili' ihem, I ll'oiild nor Kiiiie into the Linperour''- pn- 
 1 lice; lo I was n' raf.he Feall : But I was told l>y a 
 Nublcn m, tint the hmperoiircnqiuied tir ine, and that 
 tKeiaiile of my al^f nee was to Kiin unknown. The 
 nest d ly 1 i;a'i a I'etitii 11 im" his Majellies own Hands, 
 fctruic fortii tlv caufe i f my Uiininj;, lignified !iy the 
 Queer'! eii>T>, and 'he Anfwcr I had from his Seoreta- 
 rv, LeU'eiliTi; hr 1 to accept he; Ma|eltics Letters with 
 fllih H"i.o.'ranii I'licidlhip, as his letters Cent by O/-/' 
 t\'.-.:t. were received by tlii. Iiatiu:. of our late Sovcraipii 
 I 1 '• Queen ",• v, or elle that it would plealc his Hii'.n- 
 IV I ri! ,.i iinfs n.e, fayinj;, I would Hot d.liverthi laid 
 l.i'tiei'sbir in to '• ,..vn Hands, as is ule in ourC'oiintiy. 
 Al'tv foo.i. Couliil' i-tioii, I was coninunded 10 come 
 witiit'u fiid l.etuis Ih;U rehisMaielly, anii delivered tl.c 
 r.ia.e iii'o his i,.wi' iaa^Js, witli the (.jmipaiuc. I'refeiits, 
 wh.i' h nie ei..tei .!''• acreptcil, and ilie lamp day I 
 dirtil in I'l Vreleii i' v.i '. j!rcat tntLrtainnii nr. iliort- 
 ly after I >!cliri>'. tokrow wli 'iher I nupht be licenced 
 to j'lfs thiv. li:s Ma elties Joiiiin'.ons into I'eifi.:, ae- 
 e r.iiiv! to the Q'leei.s iei]i;e(h I was anfwcred, ihat I 
 Ih Hild rot pals iLiihir, Ltcanfe his Ma)elty intended to 
 fond an Army ihat way into C/'.'ic.T/.'^r, which would 
 make nn lemiiey daniJeioiis, and if 1 llioiild periili 
 therein, i vwiiildbo much lo his dill.oiiour. 'Ihiis having 
 revived Lis \nfwer, ntulierto my Expectation nor Coii- 
 fcnr, I i-eiiM'ned there a giiiul pan c f the Year, and 
 Iia'uig iiitliat time fold moll part of the Kerlies and o- 
 ihcr NVares appointed lor (V1//.1, wlicii the time of 
 Vc.r required in remin for r.m\:..>i.l, 1 d'I'red Pafport 
 anil I'oi'-horl^'s for Mor.ey, which was gi. ed: But be- 
 ing rtadj :010111c iway, O/.y .\ i^« came i loiir Hoijli., 
 and perlwaAii me that I iVioiild not depart that day, fay- 
 ilisf, [U-<\ till l:mpeioiir w.isiiot truly intormed, inipiitini; 
 t',reat laid' lu ihe fiowaidiK.t'. of the Se, re:arv, who was 
 if.'un li.ei.d. 'I liercx' ilay Ir.iit iheiii boih tnijeiher, 
 and ulieii af'i ; iiuieli coincitatii;n, iliey perceived that 1 
 noiil.l Jej air, they willed nieto Hay until the Lmpcn ur 
 Wire Ipi kc;iv.;tli again ■o"chiin!my I'all'age : ;\iui ihree 
 da\s alter, the Sccietaty lein tor me, andioldnie that 
 tlie hi.iperoiii » pleaftire was, ih.ir I Oiould not only pafs 
 thro Ins IXiniiiiioiis into I'nji.:, bur alo have his letters 
 of Re Oinnieiidatioii to forre gn I'riinies, with loiiie of 
 hi,' wn Atfiiiscoinniittcd ro my ihargc. Whercupcii 
 I prep,iied m\ fed" f 1 the Voyage, and the 1 ith of .\i.i,J- 
 dine. !..'jaiii 111 his Maicities pielenee, in iom|'any of a 
 I'l-".'-'. I- luballador and others : .iiid receiving a Cup of 
 Dr.iik at I'l-Mijeltics Hands, I I'jOK. my leave of liiin, 
 aii.i ciepaiied liom •'■';. the •/7t|- of .;/ ;., 1 lifiz, d"Wn 
 iheKncr /'i ; f, in company ot the faid i'ajinn fcin. 
 
 balTador, with whom I had Krrac tnenUJiiip, and .irrivcd 
 
 in health at ////mciw the loth of Juiu: 
 
 .'Vsloonas I taine there, I went lothr Captain, untu 
 whom the I'anpetourhad given iharge, nut only to fup- 
 r'y me w.ih.ill thiiigb ncedlul outing my abcdf there, 
 (lilt alio to lunduct iiif Willi V tjuiiiieri 111 tw) Urniau- 
 tiiies int'ithei rt/^'/ii«,Sea, until I had palled lonie dan- 
 gerous placeswhere Pirates do haunt , and luMiig pre- 
 paiiilmy biik tor the Sea ( the I'ojim bnhailaiioi be- 
 ing gone lelorein a Itaik ot h.s own the l^',h div of 
 j:ly) wedfpaiTi'd from .'/'':. ■'', and the next hveniiig 
 palTcd the Month of ihcKivci, lying Soi ih.ealt Iroin 
 /ijli \cti, lo Miles diltaur, 'Ihe ;jd aiole a great 
 St'irni, which laltcd to the joth, and iiiide out Bark le» 
 leaky, ihat with loniiniial | iiinping weludiiiiich adu to 
 keep her above NV.tter, altho' we tluew much ot out 
 I ioods overboard. 
 
 On the foiirih if //;(»•/' we arrived at O-'t'enr, in the 
 I.uitMdeof 41 Degrees, where I and my t'onipar , gu- '••*^' 
 iiig ilhoar, we dined with theCa|)taiii, to whom 1 xavc 
 a I'lii'iit, and ihentaking in 'onicir'.IJi Water, we fail- 
 ed Soiiiliealt about So Miles, and '.he tihoi .7ji^'« . ■.■(: 
 arrived at .V i/'//i;/, wherewi enloadcd, and bung in tny 
 Tent, the Goveriiour, called /ixaii Mui^i, came to tnc 
 and entertained me very civilly, unto whom I'lvnj^ a 
 I'rifeiit, he appointed 4'j aimed Men to watch and ward 
 with 11 <e. 
 
 On the lith. Orders came from the King of Si uu.in 
 that I llioi.ld repiii tohim wiihall I'peed, iud 45 ('amelj, 
 Willi Hurler foi me.iiidmyCoinpany, weie in readmels; 
 lo departing thence wc canicon the iSili 10 a Cii> called 
 ShAm.:k.y, where my lodging was .ippuinted, .md the 
 next day I was fi at tor to o me befon- the King, named 
 UbMwii nn, who tb.eii kept his Court in 'I'ents u(on the 
 Mountains, 20 Milesfrom ''i-r.m.iky, to avoul the He.in, 
 1^11 ilie 1' th Icanii into his Vreteiice, and killing his 
 Hands, he invited me 10 dinner, and commanded me to 
 lit low n not far fnmliim. 'I lie King with hi> Nubi- 
 lity richly att:reil, fatecrofi le;;'d uimiirleh Carpe's, and 
 pcrceivint; It waspainUii lor me lb to lit, he cauled a 
 ■ .Stinjl to be broil du in, and v.illedme to lit thereupon 
 'after my lalhion. 1 told in the lirltcouile 14J Dillies 
 iaiid iiiiheleeond, eciililtingot Fiuir, C. 150 Dilhes. 
 j Dinner ended, the King laid unto me, C/iy/.i ./ur ',/,■, that 
 IS to lay, HUi-'iiu; and calling lor a Cup of Water 
 drawn U^m a pleafant Fonmaiiithat llondbet'ore him, lie 
 tailed (.f it and delivered me the rcit, askiiiij how { 
 lilie.l it, and it there were lo good in oiu Country. 
 1 lull lie aiked me diver> Qucltions about the Keligion 
 iiid date of our Coiiiitrv, and whether the Lii'peronr of 
 (.'1' »M«», /(;.j/i.-, or the '. i/cif Th' J; had molt I'cuer; to 
 all wh; li 1 anlweied to Ins content. Then he lieniandcd 
 the caufe of my coming, and if 1 iuiended tj ^o .my 
 lurilKr: 1 rold him that 1 was feir. tronuhe Queens moll 
 excellent Ma|elly of l\i.;t^l.iri.l unto the (.<?,;; ,^ /i^, 10 in- 
 treat Frieiidlhip and tree Rilfage tor lirfujl' Merchants 
 to trade in his Di'minions, with the like to be granted 
 to Ins Subiecifs when they Ihoiihl come into o.u Loun- 
 iiies, to the flonoiir and Prcht i.l both Realms. Ihe 
 King anfwercd, that he would not only give nie palTage, 
 but alio lend Men toionduet me to the ., /■■ ; ilienat C'.rj- 
 l/^»,\^ days louiiiey truiuS' niiic\l!\\ixi:c daysafiei he fent 
 tormeagaiii, and I coming 'n the Morning K tore lie 
 wasiip ( for Ipeiidmg the Nights in Laiiipieiting with liis 
 Women, being 14^, he I'.eeps moft pi.rt iniiicUayJ he 
 ordered that I llionid lide on Hawkins; tiiih loine Gen- 
 tlemen of bis Coi.rt, and thai the y tliould lliew n.e as 
 much Iport asilteycould ; which was done, and many 
 Cianes killed. We returned about three in ihe .Aftcr- 
 iiOfii, the King being ilien riftn, and ready tot Dmiier* 
 to whichl was in\ ited, ,ind at the entry of his Tent wa.< 
 met by twoCentlcmen ivttli two Garments ot ihat Coun- 
 try lalhion ore of iilk, the other of Silk and (^old, 
 feniio me tionithe King, and caulingnic to pit cfTmy 
 upper Cjarment, ' einga Gown of Hack Velvet furreil 
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 focondiiiftcil iiic to the Kmn, Kforc whom doinp re- 
 verence and kiiiingliis Hand, he coniinandcd mc to (it 
 not far from hun, ami fo I dined in his PrelciKC, he King 
 very nicrrv, and askiiij; inc many Qiicltion. Dinner 
 ended, I rc(iucftcd his late Gindud to the Suph, "lio 
 diimillinp nie with !.',r''^t favour, and aproiiitin|; his 
 Emballador, who lanie lately from 1^ //•', and (i- 
 therstciioiidu^t nic, hepavcnu- at my deiurturc a lair 
 Harfo, with a I I'lirnitiire, and ilifinilliiii; ine with all 
 my Ciivids CUiltoMi free ; lo ieturnini;to S' nmi^t^y^ 1 tir- 
 i-.i'd tlifre untilihr (i\lh of O./u/'f, lo pinvi ' CamcK, 
 Horfts, and other Ne> elfiries for my lonrncy . vA then 
 iLM.ini; \i:>r.ik,^, wc travelled 60 f*^!^;, and v-.i.ie to a 
 lowiicaKcd Tiv^rc, and palling thi )' a Inuttul t^oiin- 
 try, on the l«th we arrived at a l?ity c.ilKvi ./ .iru7, 
 vvh'r." we lotlgcd in an I lotpu.il biuli v\ itlilair Sione, by 
 IJinnriy lailier to the prefem W)p/y, wherein all 1 la- 
 vrllcis have Horl'e meat and Mansnicat tor iluee da)s, 
 and no ionner. This ancient City is in tlio 1 aticiiJe ot 
 
 who iinderlland thofc Toii(jiies. Whcrciiiiro I anfwer 
 cd, thatfiichafamuusand worthy l'rin,easl ewis, \K\m 
 ed not People ot all Nations wiihiii Ins lar'^r iJomitii- 
 onsto interpret the fame. 
 
 'I'hcnheiineHioned mcalxiiuthc'<ft.- tf V.utcft, and 
 who had mult Power, the Hmperour of f.Vm.1.7,' the ^'" Vi. 
 King of S/ iiH, wGient Tmki I anfwercd him to his""" ' 
 eoiitent, not difpraillni; the <,r.M/ rmitt, ilieir !a;e con- 
 cluded Friendlliip conlidered. 'riien he realoncd wnl. 
 me alxiiit Religion, demaiul'np wheilier I was a (;..•», 
 that is to (;iy, an Uiiheluvcr, or a A<: /(■/>«,;>;, [h.ir is, ,,! 
 M.i'om.rs Law ■ I anfwercd, that I was neichcr Uiik'- 
 lieiernor \h:lamrttin, buta Chr llian. What isthai faii! 
 he nntniho Kini>ot i.cii;/.,'i Son, who bemj; a Chtil'i- 
 an, wast'' Junto the Sy/r, and he antwcred, that a 
 Chriltian was he that belli ves in ?<•/(« Chrljt, affiinnni- 
 hini lobe the Soil ol' ('. d, and tlie grcatert Prorlii-i 
 OoHilioii believe to, Ijid lUcSufl) unto inc: Yea tli,a 1 
 di>, fa id I Oh thou Unbtlievei, laid hi, we have nt 
 need 10 have frienJlhip with thi Uiiltliners, iiul jr, 
 
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 Four days ionrncy to the WirtwarJ, hcs the Ci:y of j u lied iiieto depan. Ibeiiij; ulad iluieot, did leveuiicc 
 T.turii, the preatell Ciiy in l'rji.i, but not of lueh tiade| and wei.t niy way, accompanied witunaiiy of his (it,,. 
 a« it hath been, tr as others be at this time, bec.iiUe the 1 ilemen and others, and ahtr me t..|Ioued a Man with 
 T/ioti have coiiqiieiel all th- Conntry almolt asla; as the 'Sand, litiiii'^ all the way that Iliad cunc witliin the 
 City, and on.e fick'd theCity it I'elf, which lias eaufej Fala.e, tioiii the place Ihad diHourlld witJi the S^iy 
 
 the ,</'/» to remove his Court ten days journey from unto the Court (jaic. 
 
 tbfiue, tothc Cityof r,/ ii;. I'liat Nii:ht v<,c/'>Mi//i.,-i, Son toilie King of lUrt- 
 
 The 2ift wedepirted tVon /IrJixril, travelling over "■'>, wlio lavourtd ine 1111 cli becaule I was reconi- 
 
 Mniiiitams ill the Night, aiiil lelted in the day, being , mended to hini by his 1-athrr, willedmenot to doubt (;( 
 
 MtiTireof Wood, and wcie fireed roiile tor bewel, the , aii\ liiing, puttiii;} me in hojH: that all would end 
 
 fstiin 
 
 Dungi f Horlesind C^aiinK, which we bought of the!"cll 
 pallunng People at a <lrar rate. 
 
 On tlietlcondof Not'ci/i/v/ wc arrived at Cij/i", where 
 0111 1 n.liiiag was ap| oiiitcd mar the King's Palace. Af- 
 ter two J.avs the V^^'M commanded a Prince calleii Sl.iliy 
 
 A/.rr>, .Vmto 0W<i/r.u.,ijj Kingof .S'liimw albrefaid, to way that I came, or by -lie way of (1111:11,, and t"o'w:il 
 fend forme to h s Hoiile, who ask'd me 111 the Name of the I'oi/uij.i/Sh j s. 1 aiilwcrcd, that I dn,lt not return 1 y 
 the\;ijr. Iiow 1 duJ, and if I w-TC in healili, laying, 1 the way ol" <>niiu\ the /'..'., .. .' . ' we no: brim 
 
 1 here daily rrfiirled 10 me divers Cientlemen km b: t!;i 
 .^'/'' 1 t.-. confer with me, cfpecially toucliiim the .Alii.rs 
 ot the binpei-curof /<//..•, and co knew ly whar w.n 
 1 inteiiiled to return into I' v ('"uiii.\, whether by il,. 
 
 was welcoiiu. aiul iiivitcit ir.c n i!inner, 
 
 lui, i4>inp, 1 «>»*. way oi yfrinu\ iiic i . .- . .■ , \\ c nO: rfmy 
 
 where I had brieiids ; tor 1 was ad\cri>l, d tli.t: ihc Sply mruiiiej 
 
 great entcitainmi lit, aiidihen reiiirned to mi lodcing. war ag.Tinlt them, a 
 
 The next day I lent my Iiiteipreicr tc 
 
 The TmtK* 
 
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 ij the i'f'j' 
 
 I 
 
 .1 Iwve clari»rd n c (m 
 '/">'s5ccrc- comjii,' .isaSpy th'o' his Di'iiiiiui.'Ds umo the /'•'•i;„-,j 
 tarv, dcJaving, ih.it I had 1 etiers. dircCkd from our thinking them and us to be ,tII one People, and lali nij 
 moH gracious ,S.i eraign 1 ady, the Queens moll excel, ail by the name of h.-.nl^^ ; but by tlie Pro^id.n.eoilj'jJ 
 IcntMajelty I t the Realm of /-./-ij.'.-k,/, unto the laid this waspreveiitcd. 
 
 Sophy, deliriii'; M'-t' I luight be admitted into his Ma-> After thisthc .Sj^/y conferred with his Ncb;ijt\ ^,1^ 
 jeitiesprelciiM, who advertiling the V//^ thereof, foon Coiuicil coneeming n-.e, whoadviled him that heiliciiid 
 atiei antwcred nie, that tlurr wrre great Atfairs in not cntenain me well, nor dilmils nie with Letters ei 
 \un.\, .ind that I thoiild have .1 Imidinn as foon as they ■ Gitts, conhderint; that 1 ivasa Ir.uik, and of a Kaiion 
 were tinifhetl, williiii; me in the mean time toiiiikcready that Was tncni) 10 the'. ,.-t ri:tk. his Knther ; lui it 
 my Prefem, if I haii any to deliver. he dijotherwilc, and the Ni ws ilincof Ihruld unie to 
 
 An Embalfavlor Irom the Grf.u Tur^ arrived four days 1 the knowledge of the Iwi*, ir would 1 ea imans to ku.\k 
 before me, who was feiit thither to conclude a perpetual the new League and Friendlliip lately con, luded. A J 
 Peace with the Sn;i/'>,and brought with him a Prefent in ding further, that he had no need, inither w.is it icim- 
 Gold.finr Horfcs,rich Furniturcs,tif (-.worth forty thoufand, fitc for him to have friendlhip with Uiil elievirs, wWiic 
 Pound. The Peace was concluded with Featls audi Countries lay farfrom him, and that n was belt tor h;m 
 Triumphs, corroborated with llrong Oaths by their Law ' to fend me with my Ijcttcrs unto the Th'K tor a Prefent : 
 ov Alccran, to obferve the fame, and t.-i liveas fworn ' And this (1 heard) he was fully detcrBuned 10 do, as 
 Brethren, aiding each otheragainli all Princesthatlhould jfoon as he Ihould fend his Liiiballador to the (.fcnt ii,il^^ 
 war againft them or either of them: And upon the which was inteiidetl to be very fpeedily. butS'aliy Mu,. 
 coiiclufion of this Peace, the See/ > put to death the Grc/tfur hearing of th. , lent a Maiuii pott to his Father lo 
 
 pt»T:tmu 
 
 Turl^s Son, name Brijcr Suh.m { a valiant Prince, who 
 fled from his Father to the Sofhy, and had remained in 
 his Court four Years ) and fent his Head as a i'refem to 
 his Father. 
 
 The lo of \ivemlic: I was fent for to come before the 
 Sophy, railed S''<!w Tham.!>, and at three in the .'Vhcrnoon 
 I ramc to the Oiurt, and alighting from my Horfe at the 
 Court Gate ( beforemy Feet touched the Ground ) a pair 
 of the J5^/'>'s own Shoes, Inch as he wears when he ri- 
 fes in the Night to pray (as his Curtom is ) were put 
 upon my Feet, otherwilc 1 might not be luft'ercd to tread 
 upon his Holy Gr^ imd, being a Chriltian, called by them 
 O'oivf.jthat is.Unbelicvcr and Uneican. Atthc OsiirtGate 
 my Prcfcnts were diltributed to Servants of the Court to 
 Carry before me, none of my Ccmpany being permitted to 
 enter into the Court with nie bclidcs my Interpreter. 
 Thus coming before his Majelty with fuch Reverence as I 
 tlioughr fit to be ufed, I delner^d the Queens Letter with 
 niyl'rclcDt, which he accepting, demanded of what 
 Country of K nnki I was, and what Affairs I had there 
 todo. I aiifwered, that I was of the famous City of 
 London, in the noble Realm of /-./.^/.ih,/, and that I was 
 fcnt thither from the molt excellent and gracious Sove- 
 raign LaJytVi^iifi/', Queen of the faid Reahn, to treat 
 of }uenilllii)i and free Pallage tor our Merchants to re- 
 pair and tratti'k in his Dominions, to brinu our Commo- 
 diries and carry away iheirs, to the mutual Commodity 
 of boili Realms. He then demanded 111 what Language 
 the Letters Were Wiitun i I anlweied, 111 Lttin, Italian, 
 and Htbiext ^ He repluU, \Yc have none in uut Kealms 
 
 impart it to him, who wiote unto the Soplf, that it Aould 
 not ftaiid with his Ma|cllies Honour, todo meaiiyliarm 
 ordifpleafure, but rather to entertain me kindly, l>c- 
 caufe I came into his Dominions of my freewill, and 
 not by conllraint, whereas if he fliouldule me ill, few 
 Strangers would refort into his Country, which would be 
 much to his hindrance, c^f. which after the Soph had 
 conlidered (nmch efteemingthe faid King of Hircm, 
 being a vabant Prince and Ins near Kinfman ) hecha.ii^ej 
 his mind, and on the 20th of hUich lent me a rich Gar- 
 ment of Cloth of Gold, and fo difmillcd me wuiiout 
 harm. 
 
 While I foioiirned at Caiiiin, fome ln.ii.tn Merchants 
 told methcy could bring all forts of Spices if they were 
 lure of vent 1 gave them ciKouragement, and doubt 
 not but great Ifore may be there provided. 
 
 The faid teth of Mtircl', 1561, I returned from Cai- 
 bin, where I had refided all the Wuitcr, having lent a- 
 way all my Camels beiorc, and on the )cth came again 
 to the City of A>.timil, and on the l>)thof ,/.' i; to ^<iU4/ 
 aforelaid, whereKing Vbdrvijcan was at preltnt, who 
 immediately fending for me, declared, that if it had nai 
 licenfor him, I had been utterly ruined, and fent to the 
 Tw\ for a Prefent, by the Perfwalioti ot the S p>-)i 
 wicked Council : That the Holy Mi n vveie tiie liilt Mo- 
 vers thereof: Thai the Sopij intended me much jjooJai 
 tirit, and hadfo done if ihei.eaf»uehadnot been.;uiiclu :ed 
 between him and the lid/;. Ntverthelels, laid he, the 
 Vo/i/ji hath wiitten to me to entertain you well, and viju 
 arc weUooie into my Country, andlotaiiyingtiieie ti:ven 
 
 days, 
 fate . 
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 Wind 
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 iciro, 
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 River 
 
 Son 
 
 and pie 
 
 r-'i 
 
 commr 
 
 g.o, 
 per. 
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 all I! 
 tinue 
 iha' he 
 niiite 
 gumc 
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 nuiilc, 
 l.:ii,c, 
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 A;;c:n 
 all that 
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 fife, .1 
 i.^taii. 
 
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0^ <^C' ^ib. iVlchap. IV- Mr, An. ]Qk\\\{ons Jrcond Voyage to }A(.){Qi^,<(jri, 52? 
 
 ■ W'hcrcuiiro I .mfwer- 
 liyrrin.cislcwis, wam 
 iihm his Urgt Domini- 
 
 ihc Still' of F.utrff^ j„j 
 I'cruur (It" r,crm.ti)^ tlic f" '^ri' 
 
 I .mfwcrcd him to his"'" ' 
 "['iiKk, ihcir U-.c coii- 
 1 hin he rcali'iicj wiil; 
 
 ir a M:lrl>n.i>i, tlut is, ,;1 
 lut I was neither UiiU^ 
 •lli.in. NVhatisth.ii Qui 
 II, who In-inji .1 Chrd" ■ 
 iiJ he aniwcrcil, that a 
 
 II ^f/H. c;,r,y/, .,f?i,,i,,n,. 
 il tlic grcatcrt Proihct 
 fh iiiuome: Yci tlut 1 
 vfi. laid Jk, wc I1.IV1 nt, 
 hi. LnUIuvcrs, tnA lo 
 
 III ihcKut, Jul icvtuti:c 
 .1 wilunanyof his (Ji",,.' 
 L- lolloped a Aiin «,[|, 
 
 I had I'oiK- witluii the 
 lourfcd witli the Soply^ 
 
 intoilie King of lln.,- 
 
 Wxiww I was ritoiii- 
 
 illcil inc not to d.iu'ot (,i 
 
 'I'c that all would cnJ 
 
 ersGcmk-mcn fent l)\ the 
 lly touchmi^ the Aliurs 
 :o kiir \i ? y what vv.n 
 •"llJ.A, U'hetiitr hy ih, 
 ot O) ».■«■, and lo Will- 
 hat Idii.lt not rctuiiily 
 ;.•■ J .r:' wc not Irinji 
 h.lt the ^./--/^ inriii.ud 
 I h;'.vc thanked n l i',; 
 ii'iis iiiito the V ■■ i; ^„ 
 lie I'l-pplc, and i.ilirJ 
 y thcl'rmid.iKcoHj'jj 
 
 with his N'o!v,lif\ a,u 
 
 vil'ed him that Iu-jIicdU 
 
 il< iiH- with Letter, 14 
 
 .!«(, and of a N,i[|,in 
 
 >k his lin/.her ; [^\ it 
 
 ihtitof IIk lOd irnu- 10 
 
 iiM lea HKaiisto L-iuik 
 
 :ie)v Con, liided. j\ J 
 
 , ruirhiT w.i', it rcim- 
 
 ill Uii! clicurs, whole 
 
 lat It wab licit tor h.m 
 
 the Tji'A, tor a IVcllnt : 
 
 ictcmuned to do, a 
 
 dor to the Uicnt i„i;^, 
 
 :edily. \ivitS\tH) Klw. 
 
 pott to his Father lo 
 
 the Xoyi/v, that it Ar.uld 
 
 mr, to do mc any harm 
 
 :nain nie kindly, \x- 
 
 ol' my free will, and 
 
 (houldulc nic ill, few 
 
 ountry, which would be 
 
 attct tlic Soply had 
 
 aid King of Hiam, 
 
 Kinfinan ) he changed 
 
 i/' ll'iif me a rich Gar- 
 
 difiniil'cd mc wuiiout 
 
 fomc /«.//.<« Merchants 
 if Spices if they were 
 
 ragcmcnt, and d^ubc 
 
 rovided. 
 I returned from C/ii- 
 
 i'liitcr, haviii); fciit a- 
 tlic joth tame again 
 iiiihof //.•'■ 1; to ^lii-it 
 
 was at prekiit, who 
 
 and, that if it had r.o: 
 tied, and fcnr to the 
 
 \i ilion ot liie S pi/i 
 
 vL II were the liiii Mj- 
 
 miednic much f;onJa.: 
 
 had not L.;en ,:oiiclu :ed 
 
 ■rtheleli, laid he, tlie 
 1 you well, jnd vi-u 
 
 -I'jtiifying tiiere levin 
 Jaj-*, 
 
 lip, he ufcd 111c very civilly, and t;.ne ni'I.ettevsi 
 fate ^nnduOl, and two Ganiuiit', nf Silk, and ihen ilil 
 
 r< 
 
 I- 
 
 inilhd me with preat favour, fen liiip 'vitli mc his I'ln- 
 halljdiii axami'iihe iMiiperoiir of !{i(IJ .1. Oiiihe I'lh 
 (,F /y/i'//!' line to the City of S':>iiik.<, xvhere t:inyin(' 
 icrtaut daibti provideCamcK di wn toili.Sca-lidi ,1 leir 
 (oineMeii liefme toger my Bark iiiua.lin'fs; and leaviii).' 
 S-'.nn.!;' onilie 1 '"li, I laiii,- 10 the Sea (idc mi tlie : ifi 
 (.f the laid Month, and laJiiv^i my Ci.oii., aiieiidcd atiiir 
 Wind. 
 
 On th: r'li 'l-iy ot ^'"> '^-'i, "'carrived at .'//■•' 
 f i«, hivin;; palf-'d nohlVD.inpcrs upiiii the Sea m 0111 
 ic; rii, ih.inw. fiill.iiiicd iiioiir i;oii,i> iiii;li, and t.irrv 
 iiljial yf/.'' .■!..•■, until the lodii f ('.".-, hiuni> i' o (inn 
 !ier> apl'ointed Kirniy fate gii.ird to coivlii,;l nu iij- ilic 
 River 'V;-, I arrived at ( .1^" the 1 ^ill of ^.i >, an.l at 
 ;»f j.-.o tlie :"th of /'",i;"/', istj. 
 
 Soiiiiaficrmyarriv.il, I canu- Iclnre the hnipeioui, 
 aixlpiclciited himtlic Apparel givumnto me h) the Ho- 
 fi-y; after inuili coiifcrciKc a'.'niii the Alt.uri he had 
 committed 10 my ih.irge, tic laid, I i.KTCii\c your 
 geihl Seivi, e, for which I thank yon, and will re-oni- 
 rnce you for it. I anlweicd, flut 1 lu-.inilv r.' in id 
 that niv Sc; vice was lo n. eept.il Ic to liisHi.i;liiu l"'-, ih.it 
 all 1 li.id dune wa> Init my duty, I'dcechim.' Iinnm ,nii- 
 tiniie hi^ favour to the /■.■;; 1/'.' /<^ //. .-j (.onipany, ard I 
 iha' he woiil.l lie picafed 10 give them a new I'nvilc-e 
 ni.iie ampl.- tli.m the hrif, all which he imniediately 1 
 granted, aiv'i fo I dcj'artcd. Afterward.s h.ivin," penned I 
 ahr.ef Note how I meant tn ha'.cthc fame rrnilvges 
 nude, I repaned daily 10 the Se.ret.iry fur perfccihig the | 
 f,:nK-, and oliiained it nndu Irs Ma|vlliis hri.ad Seal,! 
 wliiih at my II iiimg away I .! livered ic Mx'i'i Juovcr,\ 
 A'^int lor i!ic Company ilieic ; and lo h.-svinfi fojonrned 
 a'lih.u ^V|lncrat M,l-'\, 1 departed thmce the liSth of 
 ?Hw by Tdll, and coininnio '. '.'"I .;■(, and fo duwn to 
 ilie Sea-lide. 1 iml-aripicd on the V:r,, / iv the ninth of 
 (;■•', and .if.er i;reat danp.cr ot lul'sfif Ship, Cioodsaiid' 
 life, arrived at l.uu:Ln ( tjod 'oc prail'cd ) the 28th ot 
 S.;-lciniC' , 15^4. 
 
 The Queen's Majefties [xtfcrs to the Empe- 
 roiir oK Riiiji.i, reqiieOinp Licence anci 
 Lite C n lud tor \\r. Anlhflnji Jcnkinfon 
 to pais through his Kingiloni ot RulJiu 
 mtol^rjiu, tOthciJrcatSopfjji, 1561. 
 
 tLinl'Clh lyt'.ent.ic: of Cod, ^ ft',f» cf liigland, C'c 
 I ti- ti'l't excellent ,w,!'i\/! itr'^K'y I'ni.iC, l.nd 
 ]i i.ii l^aliliwieh, F.wrcrxur of 'ill Rullia, Cc. yntt.'tiii, 
 ■V..I m It I. ipjy III.' ■/■.fc ill -iH l''n/pr; ::),H^^lt iniv^'tyl'riiur, 
 ih- Amity if y ur Mrj-J^y inT.\v\ii lit nn.l^r S'Jjc.'li i< v: - 
 n fimfiuit to m to h; •eiiieml'iel, iv/'.V'- ting hrgun h ihc 
 CtJifncji '•/ (.ioA n • 'v H^-\>! ■ f I'ur in Ji lieji Biitiw of hr.f- 
 Jim.-mmy, K."", I^iwarii VI. i:>iii -ifiei-wwds I'v/u^^h yn.y 
 II' I only liii:^ui:r //:. 'H,t',/.'» ;.'./ ilii.i iii'iiiijhiil, hut atf- 
 ihuufji i^iif iiicrtiil'ie Cr.iJ.'i.Js iiicienfcA And .luyiiii'tfj, 
 K ii.iv fi iu:.l .< . I cjl il' i/iv.I \r'tU r.ll mnmicr ot l^ksnt rf 
 yiir I .'ncf-'cw, li'r.t iniv if- Ja.l't not, hut ih.tr firm 
 hncrf."ll' A:iiir\ tn.liy /fy/:', th:' f.tm.- /Lull endure tj the 
 i.'.''r ,f C-d, to O.ih r.ir C, rirs, m t't.'.- fiili.ick^ grc.n 
 C inmid.'ir r* iir' Hyilmi en cither I'.trt, ,nid tolhepii- 
 t'c'.' li'fi'cd llrt'e /I 'id ceiiziii ]\-icity of <!.'/ yuiir Subjcth 
 Ar.in'tl'ot.y^h ti'.'.t this fnnr C ..liiis huth l/.'cn .ibiindatit :y 
 txtendi'd tu 111 oil' Su'je.-'s I'f.t h.iw nt any time repaired 
 ill!'' r.Ki p.iit if yoi.r I'.mp'ie, forth- if!<:e,'> ree ^itj ( .» 
 reifoii t' ) riir M,y\-'!i ri^ f ie.irty 'T'liiiiikj^ and will i-.jiiin 
 fhev the lif^- Hntiyru'!, riy^ht n>'///K^/», vtheiificver Oppnr- 
 mriiiy Jhrd' rf.jiiire; yt th- .liwiJuite if ^iiir Bctf'yni'y, 
 lu'lh inr.wi-.i.'i,\ in.l .t.'f" nitO't liiiiiiy^ cur f.iiihfiil /■.v I be- 
 Is'.'edSeri'ivr Anthony Jcnkinfon, t"e Ihiiigr,- of thrf.- our 
 L-ttiit, IS U'ltoiiS till him iiiiv.e'y v>y tl>.m\fid : F"- be- 
 fideithis, th.-ir in /til pl,iccs of your F.inpire, he no; only iy your 
 Mr.jrjiiiS Juff.-r.iiicr, but a Jo y :ii Commin.'.nicii', ei:/ yrd 
 much Libeity mid great Fiiendfh.p, yomCsodnefs miiec/i'iii^ 
 in thi! your DonL-jHcil Difpslitir'i of Cl.-mency, did liy^l't 
 itiliinyjy nnd of I'lir ostii r:hiihl.int (•>,! e, c.iiim:>id the 
 fume our aelbehved Sen.wt, by yiur l.rtteri fcaSed tfith your 
 Imperial Sc.il, to fiindry firrei^n fiiweci, unto worn he \v,:i 
 minded lo Journey, which your •V.ignijkrnc; did piir.h^Jc 
 unt" him h/ifpih^ nuordiiig to his d-fire, b'nh f.ilf.ige niih- 
 «il /til peiil, th'ough yaur nctitble Cr-dit, r.nd nlfo /iichieiii y^ 
 of hi! Journey thro' your Cimnicnd.itior, TberefoiC likf 
 m thejc your duplicated Bcnevolcncei , Icth tl.'tit one gn:e- 
 
 '■iiy exhibiicd to /tIt cur ^.l/cli fr-.u-ntii.g il.it your 
 He/tini, mid nifo thn the rtltr e\triided ,:iii"l 11 this rur 
 lit'^it f.iithfid S-iv/mi Anthony Jcnkinfon, i, rit^fi rff...u'- 
 V fi-llriied.'n ow rrmctnl'.i'iec, in: i.,i'y f., ,, j'erpetii.tl r.i.d 
 :[ri-iefulincni-'. i.;l, hut /tlf.j <'lr .1 mi.tii.'.l r.iid mc-t C, injcii'.i 
 •'■■<.; to wed Ji'CoJyiur Myejly tovoucrfifc f'Ctnhnierl -rlhio 
 ioid.rte /!iid continue in ihc yeininae dl'p lin'on if yur il. 
 •irirl.-uci-s, I'lthgenei.il.'y 10, ill n.i Sub/rtlt, ni.d.ilf' pil 
 v/ti:b tr thii our beloved Sntrm . /,iij iv,- .^»/, n^- / „, 
 I hut .11 viirif.jurjl, ytu will iiy.ilii '^i.tcfyuih Jherr tit 10 lie 
 />"/e- Anthony, immfdiiilited li.ro V.r A".-. i<Vc, the l.'r f.i, 
 ! Iir /ti he.etoforc yoiii M/-/eJh ot yjur meet v:ot:on did 
 ■y'ibltrmo h.'w, b-iufi rl c; ,1 pn^ie Verji.'i; ,ind tfr: 
 I H'ired'fre y.y.n Mi/rjly /-yii, ,„ j,,.,,^, 10 the f.nne our 
 Senr.1,1, >.„r l.eilcit I'f Funic,-, I'l-jy ,1 ,ii.d /■■■e( ii'i'tl, 
 rhio:«h ihe Te,u,iir, rluihu.ii, ,wd ji.'p hIti.;/, Ir, hi, 
 'yi-ii.imi, iiy^ethei Toilh their McJ -ndl^es, //.r^.njr;, Jl.j,^ 
 /.<, ri.dt:. .Isii'h.itJ'.eiM, 1I.1: jfOi Let. nxl't^iii, ir e/n ■ 
 ncdciii,ly tr thro' nil your p.1,1, nii.l thee l.vty ](, Ion:' 
 'It •'.• Jl.'/il plc.ife lim ; ai.d ficm il . i:ec , eiu 11 n-heiifieier it 
 Jh/.ll lecmf^iiidtohimtir III. And «i n-e dcnbt not but ih.i: 
 '•'ii'Mr.'j-jlyiiirlryocdirfs of yuur K.tiuir, txiil. t^r/ijeujli 
 /"i: .■diii.di.itly^r.int -ill iheje yr.odOiliC'i if liiiii.iHity, jo 
 tvc.h he.iiti.ydfireil.jr ,o-ir M\irjh\\llllik:-wil:x ud f,fe m 
 C'<i:ine\d tie (/tnie otirScrvr.nt, 11.9,1! :i Hiih r.ll lis (,o di 
 by yiur I etteu t:> other foric:yji I' iiieri, and ejpecir.hy to 
 the Gtvur Sophy niid EiiiPereiir if Peifia, into wlcfit Fm 
 piiennd Jw if.iihicit, the f/tme rurScic.ii.t [urf'/eth with 
 l.ii to jr'i'iicy, u'icjiy for Ify.tl of f ere \)J .^fc,ci'.iiuL\ei. 
 
 He tle.eforc do triijl tint all tfrfe tur Demtiids [hr.lt 
 tend.vtdlme eJfWl, .lecoidlng to the lipe cf our Seiz.mt, 
 nnd :o c: >■ F-epcHr.tioii, fir yo'-ir irenltl; f-r the Ccinmodiry 
 .-f bcth cur Sidjrels, tuck^ to him, th,:,!-/:.! to i/i, n.epta- 
 bh ro y.tir M/tjefy, .t<id .•."> pirfitnblet.' tnr Siilirelt en nV 
 tiep.tit. Cud ^r.vit your Mii'jlyfn-^ .ti.d h.tp'y J,!,:.;,, 
 in F,rtitl\ and rt'erl/tjiiii^^in Ile.t: ,11. 
 
 Dated in oiirtamnus City .,f Im.htrhf i^tli d.iy of 
 ihf Momhof .'fill, in the Year of the Oc.t'.i, n oi' ilic; 
 Woild, v,n, ni-.d of our 1 ord G .1 j^Jt.i C-/,;' 15.1, 
 and of our Reign the thud. 
 
 The Queens "fji-ftics Letters to the Crcit 
 Sofhy of" iV//./, kmhy Wx, Anthony Jtit- 
 kinjan., I 561. 
 
 pi i-.ilrt'.r., Dei gi.Hi.i, ,-W/.(, r"r>;.- ".e, ic Hilettii.r 
 Regina, I'oleniLliiiK) & Invnliilanu) I'riii.'pi, \1,t",i, 
 S pi, I'ed.ium, Me.! . mil. \'tt''r:,m, I li'C.iiioruii:, C.ii- 
 ni.ii.c'niii, .y.iryi.wort.m, Po] uloniin cii S: ultra Fi'.'ihn 
 I'iiiviimi, «: omnium intra ivlire Ctjriiim lie Peiji.um, 
 finmn Kationum atijuc Gcinium Imptjatori (aiu- 
 tcni, Ce. 
 
 F.i:;ab'th ly the Cr.ice if Cd, Q^irrn ,f IJngland, ^'c' 
 to lie riyrt iniyhty riid I'l-ji iliterioiii Prince, the Gnat 
 Sophy, F.mp-r.iiref »/a- Periiaiv., &,v of ti-c Pec.ple on 
 this tJe and le\,'i:d tie Hjier 'J'lgrh, iind ef all Kitlont 
 /ffirfi'w f/;f Calpian-Sci and thcljulp of I'erlia, ,i;'eff»Hy, 
 nudm Jl happy incit.ijc in all prrfpeiify. By th; goodiiefj if 
 .Vm'yhty Qcd It it ordained, that ih f- I'eoplc w'tJin net only 
 raj! dljiaiice of l.nndi, and the iir.lncih'e nid.-i.r/s of tia 
 
 'i'h 
 bi 
 
 Se.i!,biitalfithevey Qii.vte's of the ll::veiis do fatth.Jl 
 Icpniatr, may neve thelefs by n-itii.y cmmuuicnte tl.tir 
 I'lmuyhts nnd Dclibei ati' in with etl er ^r.trcful Vjjicei ef Hu- 
 manity. The'efere where,:- our f.iltlfhl an,! rigi.t welbch.vcd 
 .9. 7viHf Anth- . ■ Jcnkinfon, Be.ner if tieje vur Letters, 
 is determined witi' our I. fence, Favc:,, , andCraec, to pajs 
 I'litot this our He. lim, nnd ly (Irds pei million to travel into 
 I'erlia, and other y.,iirjurijdii!iiini ; lie mind tru, witit 
 otir y,ood F.ivatir to fef fo' K.vd nnd ndv.iiice ihar hit 1 ivft lau- 
 dable Piirp I-, at.d that tl'etnore wildi.'^ly, bec.uije thi: his 
 F.nteifrile is only grounded upon an Imiejl Intent, to ejUldjh 
 trade if Merch.indlfe xtith your Sidjefls, ar.l ethers faljicl;^ 
 '"Z in yeurli^-alms jwloercfsre ne have thought good to write ta 
 yeur .Majrfiy tovoucl'lafe ar rur re.jiielt, to grant to o:ir f.-.i.l 
 Sf. t'.D.-r Aiuh'iny Jenkiiitbn, g^.od I'atpn'rts and fafe (.o<i- 
 datlc, by menu and aiitlo'ity whereof, it may he fee .iii.i 
 Li Villi ftr flin, tegelher with his Fninili.trs, Seiaiits, (!,'.- 
 ri.iy,'!, .M.ichar.dii^ei, nnd Goo. Is whatfievcr, thrciifh your 
 f^eiunu, Itomimenr, Jui ifdici ions, and I'l evinces, freely an.i 
 \Titl"-:,t Intpe.icl'ment to jouiify, go, pijs, tep-fs, r.ni .'.:■,/ 
 A lung ,11 he pond p!cnje, an ■/ fr nt t''ence '■ ■ : 1 -i 'echeilZe.cr 
 heortl-ey fhall thinlr^givid. If rUJe Uc'y O-'Ici f Enre- 
 t.timnent, andfweect OJj '.i' of K-ii.ral Hiiii.anity ma/ be 
 
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 T24. 'fhc 7hird Foyagc into Perfia, h Rich. John i'on, ^c . LibriV I ^'^^'^ 
 
 ttiiliufJycoti.!iiJr,l, liiutirh rml'incc.l, ami fumh "liftr-.ed 
 leiweeniit, mdem l{i-itm> .in.l Sulji\-U, ihenvcdahfe thAt 
 
 ohtr thAt 
 
 tie rllmi^'hy Co.iirillhitn;^'! r.i f.ifi, t'hnt from theft fmaU 
 
 ■ rertctimmtnlefi'nigijhalll'eie.ificflyKiT,, 
 
 Be^itittiu^ 
 
 aeiiiiii 
 liti tt 
 
 ki'l It ti'w i' iH.iuteAhJ lUmomi, .w.lfilpirotl'eiifr-tfom- 
 
 •I tl'.il r. 
 
 tnulutil tcnrfoLtice LiMe to join ut fitongiy ugriln. Cml 
 gum unit yniii- AtJictt} long jnd I'Jpp) fclicii) in l-.i'tr,e,tii 
 prrpfiiinl in H. ivcfi. 
 
 Ibti'J ill (-.nq/.mf/ .'n our Famous City ff /-onrf.n, flu> 
 iVl"liy<^' the Month uf .1;"/, iiitlic Vi-ir of tlicC't'- 
 atinii (it (Ik- Woilil. 5SH. -i"'! "' '">" lorJ»riJ (jo' 
 
 mt:iinni.iXJ> of oil) I'eopl.i (oiiwill hlitioKtithir.eiihn _ -,....- ^.- 
 
 n.ti.-l; ihSe.1!, mrile II i vein, haie fimuJ' hue to fe- Jr/niClu nl, i-joi, ,md ul out KiiprMhi- third 
 p.tr.iiiin, .ij '■ ■■ Z""'^ .'ilpiifiiim (f i:MU'.i', llum,miii tiul 
 
 c 
 
 U A P. 
 
 V 
 
 I he jccoml l^ojiigc uu(j Vcx^\x,mA(le by Tho. Alcock, Geoi'ge 
 wren, and Richard Chenic, Serjants to the RuHian 
 Comp.i)tv, in the "^ear 15^3- 
 
 X-,':. 
 
 T 
 
 HI-, loih ot AJ.:-, i;Ci. we J.-firtcil from I nroatTrouUcs irliicdjhc clfathof thw King, ttl,ic|, 
 VI >1 at ./('"•■in till- I4thi){lr 
 
 it,. I 
 
 I'.'iiihiy, .iitii arrivij at ./('"•.(intlii- 141 
 7 '■ ; uiil I'.i-l'.ltiii^; tl-i-"icthf fitoiil ot'.fK- 
 hc I'ciiinh \vi- 1 iitti-J thct' :'. ■/', .'inil 
 1,11 ilk I ilh .irnii-vl It lUrlV.it 1:1 ",-.'.1. Oil tilt lill 
 of llic I'll,! Moiv.li \\ (.- I .tnic 10 .v/ ii;ii^>, whcu Kiiij; 
 0/-./i'r>. u. tliL-n \v:ls, v. !io i .iIImii: lu Ul'ori- him ti:i- -.liirj 
 i!ay .itii-ruvir.iiin.il, wo t^.ivi. Inir. .t I'rcit-ri, .mJ hi. i-ii- 
 tcruiiu',' iiiVi.T\ Will. 
 
 Tho Kiiin Utc iip>ii till.- (iroiiiii! in hi< lent, v.-ith his 
 I.i'};. .i-iii I's thcCIiiiiii.ili jVi-fi-J uil: C-\r|vt> ; wivvi-i c 
 cuiunuinUil t.iiil Ji)un,tln Kuiij .i;'iniiuinc ivciy Man 
 lii^pLircto lit : .iii.l tik- Kini; ofJircvl tlu- hmi-ironrol 
 '(.-C/V ■ s Mi-iLh.urs to Ilk ii|\ .iiki :o i',iM-- li^ the ii|'pi.i 
 h.ii;>l. 
 
 'Jho : ihut' O, •,,■',-. Ir ./.-.;.. .;>l.,:irtwl li .111 Si .■- 
 »«.,v'['"v.iriK'<i/-;-), aiul 111 his rcliirii w,)? lluiu m the 
 way bi't«i.-i-ii /■»■:■.■ I arul ■>'■!»«/•(;> ; Some thinly ins- 
 4k-.uli w.if ]'rociiri->l I v.\ NoMinian Mhomhi-h.Kl irt'i-nj- 
 cJ, hv rrriK-rily .ii.iuain!ini;his IXbt ; others are vt opi- 
 Ti'on, tiui nJiiii; liini the Court with out Compaii\, 
 fomc IJopiic;. ihuikini; he hail inuJi about hiin, let upon 
 luni ai;J iK'w hun. 
 
 mUih hinilicil the file of out (looik ; fonu- of the cil,i 
 Kini;\ Coun i! and great Officers iverc i ilhnto I'ri. 
 Ion,' others lined, and lomc were fert tut hy the 
 
 Sh.-.ii'J: 
 
 On the K-ili of .Ip.-', Mr. .'/fWu/r /;,/ir(t/./,- wa> .ip 
 Iioiii'cJhy the Apint Mv.Hj^l •■■•i J'' >J'ii logo in Gm-.- 
 p.iin Willi fume NoMeiiii 11 to fV:<iV«, ha\iiif; with liim 
 an Imtrpreiii anil n\ii Sen. iiit>, where he arrive.) tin 
 l^tliet' Ml', ami ot his Nepr.nation there, lie s-l'-i-tli. 
 Company the rolluwuij; Aitouiii, 
 
 Rijllu \V,.rn,iptul, C. On the lotli i.l Afo, 1-,/, 
 I xvav hro'.iyhthetiire the SInirJ; unilililiO-atleil wiihlun; '" 
 a'.ioui tui) Hours. 1 le .oiiuiiaink.l im twi e to omic 
 nearer hull. ilmiaiiJiiu; vshai ueie my Ke.jiiilts ; .111,!' ' 
 h.iunn Ileal J iheui, jroiiulej nie his jfU-ious LiUtu. 
 .'MierwarJs lieealleil me twi.e aiMin to eniiu- i.caiir 
 h.ui. anil talke.l with ire about the .■\liaiis ut liu,.:,; 
 1 hen he laid he wOuM have the Company to fend liun 
 nil forts of Cloths, but onccrpt,;ially, whii h Maidens.!,. 
 make (as he laid) eallcj A'/"'-",.;', I fiippolc he n;c,ii-i 
 VVeftern Dozens died into Scarlets. It was lirangctoliis 
 People ( conlideting oiii Religion ) to lee nie l> lone ii 
 talk with him. 
 
 Afitrmy fir ft Audience, Iiu-tjlcvT^ed no time in djil, 
 attendance on them who liad my I'livileiie in wr-'-ir,..-. 
 that I might have it in icadiiufsat niv nut appi'ar.>ii , 
 l-etorc him, whi.hwasoii the 19th ol /../..•. I «.is 
 then in Apjsarel that he gave me, and received jmr 
 I-eitcr-i or I rivilcges, lealedand firmed witli die J'.iio' ^ 
 f'Hn Hand. That day is one of thtn elu^ Fctlii.iK, 
 at which all hiJ^'L-'lity weie prefent. He laid to nic, 
 that if my Letters were not to my mind, in time i, 
 loine they Ihould he mended ; wliercut'i >ii I made mv Ki . 
 vrrcncc, and laid, that with.is much fpeed is inigln k, 
 oiir Qiicen Ihould iindernar.d his Kindnels rowards i,iii 
 Merchant.;, and lb departed. 
 
 .Sincethe ieieivia;^of the ?''<■»;;/'' Letters, I haici.i. 
 ten with Uiikei and others, who bctorc would not lomc 
 near mi , and everyday lome would coin- to my .Shop, 
 and ear and drink uith me out of my own IJilh ; and .u 
 my return to ioitiii.iK.\ when I fate down todmner on ihc 
 Road, they would loim and cat wid\ me unhidden, 
 when 1 wiilied them further ofi'; for I Ipared thein ilut 
 whkh gladly I Wi uld have eaten my felt. 
 
 I was asked hy ilie Sh/iw^l-M the Company were ahk- 
 to bring him yearly one hundred ilioufand pieces ot Ker- 
 fu-sand Clotiis. 1 anlwercd liim, that you were .able to 
 fiirnnhhisCiiuntry with two iuindred thoufand, whcua! 
 return iiit 1 ttiele parts again, he rejoiced ; foi I was told that the Tmii's Kinb.-iirador 
 He lonimandel us, i|li> ID fit down beli/rc him, the di- , lair year, liad put the S''in^/j m defpair, by telling hiiii 
 Itancenf a (iiioiis cili from his Tent, where he fate j tiiat she T.io; would not pctmu any Cloih to Lcbroiiglu 
 with diver of his C,ouii.:il and Nobility, fending us into his Country. 
 
 fueliMcata wasbefre liiin. He told n,, that if he I 'Llieie are many ri'«fii.inj dwelling at .Ui-ppa iii.'.to.i, 
 Ihould heat of any wrong done to us by .wy Man, he' and others iliat come yearly there and buy Wools, (laIN, 
 wouldpunilhhiii tor ane:,ainpl.- to others, lit: g.ixc us j Tallow, Sart'ron, Skins, Cotton and othei Wares, aiij 
 
 great (lore of Spices : And the /li«if«M«j leceivc tioniihi 
 
 The Uird 
 in the 
 
 Voyage into Pcrl7a, hegnn 
 Tear i$(5i5, l^y Richard 
 nfon, Alexander Kirching, atid 
 Arthur Edward-s Servants to the 
 Rudlan Conipjny. 
 
 Joh 
 
 WE departed fioin .•/'(■ i.-.i'j the 5--1I1 ..f J-; 
 , and i>y rcalon of contrary Winds, it v..is the 
 
 Xll--' , - ., , M*'l, 
 
 . "12^ *' and i>y rcalon of contrary Winds, it v..is the ijd 
 ^^'^of //m:;i..';, beloio wo airnclatour delired I'ori ralli-d 
 Nii:iivi'c. On the tilth of Scpie>iilri,h:i\iny. I'locur'd Ca- 
 mels, wc departed then, c and came to f^l.'.imr.l^s on the 
 iith, and on the 171 h we prefentcd to O/./.ir.'j, ^n the 
 King of that Countiy, one 'lin.ler of Sables, one Neil 
 of .Silver Cups, part gilt, iluie .\! .rdb 'leetii, fi ur 
 Arlhincsof Scarlet, three pitas of Kcrlies, with 40 red 
 Foies. 
 
 He received our Prclents, and thanked tis for our 
 glod Wills, demanding it Mr. .?e«!;"'."i were in good 
 health, and il he woul.l return iiit > thefi 
 
 i 
 
 L.uKlpunillihiii lor ane:,ainpl 
 
 , I little Hoiile for the i'tdein, until a letter could lie pro 
 
 vided III 111. h phice .IS we lliouLl think mod meet ; and 
 
 3t oiir taking leave, he willed ns t.j put oer RcjueHs in 
 
 writing, that he iiii;.;ht the better underliand our Dct^rcs ; 
 
 CM^'iiKih but while we were d.nngbi, (iod i.jok this g(xjd King, 
 
 A'ir.i;.-r«"- oui Fnend, out of lliis)'icleiit 1 it'e, the le.oiiil of O.d- 
 
 •jaudxi. ^,,^ i<i"5. ^-. hereby we lolt all lio|Vs ot recovering 
 
 Mr. .I'.aVs Dubis, wluihliad not Ik-cii lull if the Kin'.; 
 
 had lived. 
 
 I'liieiir.iii, Keriies in baiter toi raw Silks, giving locri 
 times 60 piCi es of Kerlies for 7.) Baimans of Silk of tho 
 Country, and tony pieces fijr Oi<lJ'-iig Silk. .^11'.' 
 Kerlies ibid commonly for ready Money in -l.epp; at 
 II and >i Diicki'is ihe Pie e 1 the Ducket being hct. 
 worth liShilluigs) may coll the tiill peiiiii I (X anJ 
 \ 1 44 Shi^wji a Keifv By report :'. '■■• oru Mon'.!.':. 
 
 travr-1 
 
 'w.'fi'i 
 
 iraiel 
 Cloth ' 
 and lol 
 lunger 
 would 
 .il all 
 
 VllllltS 
 
 goiid C 
 1 woie 
 illi-tim 
 IneK I 
 iliellls, 
 
 i^ mill! 
 c C'lo 
 I. r lllell 
 Item Ki- 
 a-uM.,1 
 .-iiKlfoni 
 ilieii (.:, 
 ihe 
 lb', givi 
 
 kllldol 
 
 l-ri.e-. 
 
 I'el 
 .M.I 
 
 CI. 
 Nu 
 (11 
 
 I vva 
 
 r.iar, til 
 fceli.les t 
 S U is a 
 lage of t 
 la.llllg.if 
 Mules l.u 
 Kerlies a 
 
 From ' 
 Cnbiii to 
 hut it .111 
 gone in li 
 '■.irryihei 
 lilt a loot 
 
 The 1 
 Town (I 
 ihi-re is n 
 tnini A 
 •bur $/..!// 
 WVi'ht 
 
 ^'S. 
 
 irrK 
 
 The i 
 
 thi 
 
 Her 
 
 V 
 
 Inig.ng tl 
 r..)r lo olici 
 As lo.in as 
 pelied to o 
 h-ce 1 ecu - 
 Wedcpr 
 3n.! eaiiie n 
 came to Ai 
 
 I SJ.f/ :;,;;/. 
 .And heir 
 tliiiliet Mr 
 fiitlictoun 
 llc^ liroughi 
 ti;.in 14,1 S 
 
 At ,lllUM 
 
 '"•iiidanec c 
 .iiul r.iM till 
 li* Pound I- 
 borfi at 1:11 
 
1, <S'c. 
 
 Lib Tv I ^^^^' V J- ^ ^^^g^ ^^^^^ Periia, by Mr. y\rthur*Ed wards,' ctt. 51^5 
 
 honpi Ivgflhfl, Cod 
 >) hiicitf in EAfth,ttni 
 
 i City < f l.onA.n, tlic 
 lihc Viil of the Ctf- 
 our lord *tij (joi! 
 ^n ihc tliird 
 
 :k, George 
 the RuHian 
 
 lof this King, vUiirli 
 
 KiiU f fomi- of i!ic olit 
 
 icrs »vcrc lilt intol'ri- 
 
 ,crc fi-rt tbi l^y tht 
 
 Irthiit r..htr,ij: «a> ap 
 J'i i.fii to go in Gm-.- 
 .iVh, iiaviiij; with Itun 
 wIkti: lie arr.vc.l iln- 
 tinii ilicrr, lie i;a\tiiio 
 
 iiul il\\\ O'.ii k\l \vit)i inn. /_■;'", 
 ili.l ir.i twi c t.i .viiiic '. 
 ir my lU.lllllt^ , .111,!' '>• 
 ic his gij^mii^ I-citds. 
 jjain to Conic ncaicr 
 
 the Ariaus ot /ill..;,-. 
 Dompauy to fuid liuvj 
 ;illy, \v(ii> U M,inJi.ns .In 
 I, 1 fuppole lie nicaiu 
 |ts. It was Uranpctohis 
 
 1 ) to U'c nic l> lone ii 
 
 iiJ^i-J no limo in djil'i 
 l'rivili'i;c in wntinc. 
 niv next :n'r''''t->i'- 
 7tli ul ;;,./..•. I «.is 
 and iiwivcil ji ur 
 rincJ witli iJii J'.iir' b 
 tliur ihidf rclUv.iK, 
 lent. Hi- UiJ to im-, 
 my muul, in tm-.i 1 1 
 icrciipdii I iiiaJc- iny Ki. 
 icli rpcfJ IS niiglii I'O, 
 Kinilncls towarils uiii 
 
 )"' I l-ttlts, 1 lUVCll- 
 
 ;forc ivoiiUl not ^omc 
 iiUi coir.i- to m) Shciy, 
 my own Uifli ; .iil-l -it 
 
 down to.iinuct in ihc 
 it with nic ur.l>idilcn, 
 lot I IpatcJ thciii llut 
 myU-lt. 
 
 be Company were aliji- 
 houfami piceCi ol Ktv- 
 
 that you were' able to 
 jted thoiifand, wheua; 
 the T»i/t.\ Kiiilnlfadct 
 lefpalr.. by tcllini; hi:ii 
 ny Cloth to Lcbroiighi 
 
 lling at .tleppa in S.>" ', 
 and buy WiX'K, O.ilU, 
 and otha Warts, aiij 
 infiii.W! iceeivc lionnhi 
 aw Silki, pivmi; iorv.c- 
 BaimaiKol' Silkot'tlio 
 ji (w-.i,''«g -Silk. Alio 
 Money in l-'pt'i •*' 
 the Duckti being hct. 
 le litil penii) ' (i anJ 
 port '■'. :• ore; Man;!.';. 
 travfi 
 
 I u^^- 
 
 I.- -jn 1* 
 1 
 
 ^i.''J■'.■'' 
 
 travel fiom So.i«/.(V to ,//f;>/'i>. Here if much I'ciu'fi.in 
 Cloth woin, I'eiiiniroMi-pliltcd, a Yard and half broad, 
 and li'ld hen- t'roml^tojo V/-,ri,:;/'j thci' .li/l.<iit.-, being 
 loiii'.et by two In. lie-: than the l{ulJi.in I'/hine. You 
 ivniild do well to lin.l ol /.')«./»« Cloths three <i lour 
 ol all lorts for a Sample, k-iiig well Ihoni and drelt. 
 Violiisin grain, and line Reds be moll worn, biiioilu-r 
 good Colours mil aua\, when iliey lliall fee them : 
 Iwoiea (iarmeiir of I. lulmi Ruller, whieh was niiil' 
 elleciiicd. '^011 ili.ill do well lo lend I'lah liirts as are 
 livtK to the ligia, and tome blaeks for Woniens G.'r- 
 iiieii'.s. with louR- ( 'range Colouis.uid 'I'.iWincs. Hcie 
 i\ mill 1» broad Cloth woiii, and ihe\ talk iniuh of l.oii- 
 li ■ Cloth-: ; tlie\ that know tile wearing of them, pre- 
 hrtliein beloiei liierN : I'liit toigel tint to lend loine \^e- 
 itern Keilies, w';. Dozens, whiih are well thi.knod, 
 a-ul> lole ihiit intlie wei\ iiig, buiiijiliel into hne Keds 
 aiKifoiue dearie's ; li)r 1 think there is no I'luli Clmh for 
 ilieii C.ips. 
 
 llie .liniriii.iHi and oilicri are deliiciiis to barter with 
 lis, givitig .Silk toi Keilii.-'., and will ferve us wi'li all 
 kiiidol .''pi.cs, to be d'.iiveicd to us \\\Shi:iiif\i at tli.'le 
 pru e-'. 
 
 I'epi'Or |S 9/',:;/;/' 'lie Piariiian. 
 M.ue large, 40 S.''iiiyJ's and 45 ilic Ettman. 
 Ciloves 4';.S'.i' !,'/j tlie H.'riiian. 
 Nutmegs 16 and [US r.::^hs the Batman. 
 Ciiuiiion 40 ,S/'.i/.^''j the Batman. 
 
 I w.ii tolil the /\ i»,-n:rti! bring from Aleppo yearly 
 fiiir, li\e and li\ thouland I If, es of Kerl'cs and Cliihs, 
 beli,te.s ihole whuliothei .\leii bun;:. Sixry liatman-iof 
 .S Is isaMiile's lailing, and 1; 1-, repovt.d ili.ii one Vil- 
 l.lge of the .Irti.c :i:us yearly earries 4--i^ an.l \..a Mules 
 l.iilmg'if Silk to ./.'.■,"<" , a-\l bri"gs ilieii.eSjoor icro 
 Mules l.iden wiih Kerliesar.d (Vwi.i.' Cliiths ; iS pieecs of 
 kerlies ate a Mules l.iding. 
 
 From O'WK) to C.ij.'.w is lix Week-: travel, and from 
 Cul'iuU) .V/i/rm-t^i is lixteen Oavs with Cam. Is laden; 
 but if .jiietr.uel with a good Miih- unladen, it may be 
 gone in leveii or eight Days ; b'lt I'.cre I'lavellers niiilf 
 '■.irrv their own Piovilions on Horles, and h> mull tiavel 
 lilt a t.iot pace. 
 
 llie i>ith of ;>«.') I left C.iit'i I :ind eaiue fo this 
 Town oi .V/''.i)n,r^v : As for <:.t,.i here to be boughr, 
 ilu're is no profit to be made by them : They are brought 
 tnmi X-;/", and fold here not nidcr three or 
 'our ih.iufjis their Batman, being, lix I'.iunds HiiT^lllh 
 Weight. Grain that you die Scarlet withal is worth the 
 
 Batman ill ready .Money.. 100 S. ./.•,■'. < wh\l 
 ijig the Si:.„r;h at 6 ..'. i(.v^;., may be ilx Rubhlc 
 
 Bnl'ihU 
 
 1 ecnipui.- 
 . tor their 
 
 77a- Privilet^ts o^raittcd h the Shaiigh to tht 
 C cm fitly is „•>■ f,!lon\lh. 
 
 I . ' * T i !at ye ti lliali pay no mannerof C'li.loms or! . '!, 
 
 *■ ' now, nor 111 nine to come ; And tliat lueli '''." 
 I l.'fJIh Merchiirsas you ihallappoim now ,ii-d hei.-i'h/ 
 alter, lliall pals and repals into ail li;s 1).. minions and >""•■ 
 I Countries .id|,uiMii;, tobuyandfell all forisorCem- ''" ' 
 in.idities with all manner of IVrlons. 
 1. ' That in all plates where , my of oi;r Mer. l:^nt; 
 I Ihall ref .rt or abide, his eliief G.)vernotiis, Ruier^, 
 '^ a'll julti.es, lliall aid and defenl m .i.,.,(iiilt ,il| e\ii 
 ' Perl, ills, piiniiliing tli.jle th.it ll.alld.i 11-: any wroii..-. 
 i. ' That for all (iich Debts as liiidl be owing t^y any 
 IVrlbii, Juliiee lliall be dui;e on the Pirty, aiid'wepaid 
 ' arthe day. 
 
 4. ' 'Ihat no manner of Peifons, of -.•.■h.itfoevcr St.tte 
 I orDegieetI.ey be, lliall prefumc to lake any k'-id of 
 
 Wjresor (ill's, witl.oiit h a-e and ijood will- 
 
 5. ' II by Cl'.aiiee-medly any of' our Merchants or 
 ' Servants (tihicliGod |r,il.id ; iliould kill any of his 
 
 Siibiects, thatnop-artif ynur(,'.a./j tliall be touched ct 
 ' medled withal nor any Iv./v but tlii: Oftender ; anj 
 
 true Julhee to be miinlbed, and iK.ne of us to lull'et 
 ' without the Prince's Kiiowlege and Advice. 
 
 6. ' ThatallDebtMhall be paid ;,j any of us in the 
 aLfeiue of the o-uer, be the Party de.id or alive 
 
 7. ' Ihat no I'erl'.jii renirn any kind of Wans back 
 acaiii. being onee bought or fold. 
 
 S. ' 'Ihat wli.-ii God Ihall feiid your Goods to fliore, 
 ' his I'eople ih.iU prefently help lis 011 Land with 
 ' them. 
 
 The ^l:ti.7,l- caufedh's .Secretary to wr-rc the laid Ar- 
 tivlesinthe k-irl.etters he gave me ( whereof two are 
 mthc inikjlh Language). 
 
 Iliave.ompuiedall Cluarijcs fi.sm hen e t.. Co'.moirr'^ 
 to which adding the Fiaight to /■;«.,.■,;/.„', at three poitnj 
 ;,■. Tun. the whole will not Itand you in ah.-.ve 1 S or 20 
 Shillings ,(.-. Hundred. God grant me inliialth to fee 
 vour Wotllups, Cc. '>Mmr\)\i\ McM.i, the Sih cf <l.<- 
 .s"'7', i)(''^- 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 VI 
 
 I he Fourth yoy.ige /wfo Terfia, in the Year l$5»8. h Mr Ar- 
 thur Edwards, /Igent, Lawrence Chapman, atid other 
 Servants to the RulJlan Compnriy. 
 
 I/'AJ 
 
 vv 
 
 b depaited fiom Tfi.tjlife in ?" !'. 
 l^c-S, ami arrived at a Port called 
 /i.7i;/, on the i.pliof Au^.tjl. The 
 y « People were int fo ready to aid ns in 
 
 iriig.ng the Ship into Harlviur, mid unlading the Goods 
 r.'Jf io olicdicnt to ilie Sl'.tiig>\ Pru ileges ,as we expcCKd. 
 As foiinasour Goods wctegor onShoar, we were com- 
 pelled to open and fell ir at their price, or elle it would 
 luivolcen worfe for us. 
 
 We departed thence as fiion as we had got Camels, 
 3n.l ciiueto S/i.o'/^i->thc firit of ScptcmU-r. Thence we 
 came to ,l'ii<ui', wheiewe fold nine pieces ot Kerlies at 
 ISO.'.'/ :,.;;/-i the Piece. 
 
 And being then not ftr from 'I'.uok, the Agent lent 
 diiiliei .Mr 'c:rpiNiin and an Inreipicter, with 'i4 Kerlies, 
 tut lie found there fuch Itore of bro.ut Clodi and Ker- 
 l■e^!>ro^lght thither from •'■>''/«', th.atno Man oftrcd more 
 man 14,-) Sl'ii:)^l-i for a Ki rfy. 
 
 At .■hii^uiia, lix days -ourney from Tih .'.', grow a- 
 bumlancc of Cjalb, liought up yearly by ilie VcnctUm, 
 ■iiul fold there fir two /]/'.'« rlic Tnmls Y>Mmii\, about f 
 lis Pouiul /-.'/n/y/.' sveight. Many Drugs were to be fold 
 buth at T.tuiii and ijr.sbht, but iii goodncls, nofhingl 
 
 like fucli as are brought into /^-,5 /.<«./ from other places; 
 and the price 10 high, that there would be but fniallgain 
 in buying tlieiu. I'he pr-.ceuf SpiLe:^ at our being tbeie 
 (enh,inced byrealbnof VVaragainft the i'.j./h;.i/j atO.- 
 m:.s ) Pepper 21 S".ii(;'/'j the inmis Batman ; Cloves "io 
 S";vii/;'/-j ; longPeppcr 15 .S/'M.-.i;/-/;Ma.:elaigc, ^o Shniigli} 
 Ginger 14 Sl'dii^l-s, and the belt raw Silk is <3o Sl'M^hs 
 the icKii'j Batman. 
 
 Mr. r.Mr/:,ls the At;ent proceeded in iiis Journey to 
 C.iili.'ii^ .and when he lirlt .ame into the Say/jvs Prcfencc, 
 Itandiiigfarort, thcS/'/ii ( who fate in a Royal Seat) 
 commanded him three times to c-jme near him, until he 
 caaif fo near that he might ha\e t.mched him vvich his 
 Maud; thenaskiiig what Country-man he was, he ai»- 
 fweted. that he cair.e from £«;;/.i«./. 'Lhe S />■';> aske.f 
 his Noblemen if rhey knew any fuch Country, which 
 .';./iv.(i./.> perceiving, lie named it bi^i iitcrr.t, as the 1;.. ■ 
 /.'.^i.j lali it. Then one of the Nobles laid Load,!,; to 
 whiili Mr. /■;./iv/1i,7j replied, that was the name of the 
 cliief City of lur^Uii.l, as J'.iukj was ot I'f>iir.. The 
 Difcourl'claltcdtwo Hours, wherein alter many Qiielti- 
 Itions about the State ot Umcpr, he ilcmandcd of lum 
 what was the thief caufc of liis coining intubis Realm ; 
 O d d a i» 
 
 ':n 
 
 
 
 1 . 
 
 H 1 
 
 1^' 
 
 I : fi 
 
 .1 ' 
 
526 7 be htfth l^(i)age into Peilia, bjlho. i^aniilcr, cjrc. 1 Jb ly 
 
 to wliich Mr. E.lw.i'-.ii nnfucrcil, tli.it it w.is to prnniotc 
 MiTilviiidiziiu,, jmlihatif Ins M.iiolty woiiUl griiiit ir. 
 fivcP.illtrc iir-''all liisDoiiimi'ins, with TikIi I'l.vilfCf; 
 .IS inii'Jir K-i iifi'ivir I.iMs .itul Cioiiil.',, wc wmil^l turiulll 
 lis Cmiiitriis Willi line Kiitiis .m.l liroail Cliiilb nt all 
 foris.niKl Ci livirs, ns Si.irWts, Violas, Cc. in lliorioi 
 iriK', ami, luMpcT iluii hci'OiiM Ii.immUciii ai tlic Viik' 
 H.liiils, Wliiuupon m'wI'riMli'n's wm" j'.iaircil to us, 
 Written 111 .A.Miii' .in.l tiiiMrn l.cttcisi one AniJe 
 vvhcri'i f uis, That if aiiv Monliaiits ir llifir Str a.'us 
 w.'iiKlt'iii ",.■'. wif/.i» I, til, It till 11 tin- .A;^!-!!' iiii);lit im- 
 l>nlon liiili I'ci Ion wherever 111- lIuiiKl lird liini, aiul 
 th.it ro M.iii ll.oiil.l keep or uiiue.il hiiii. I'Ktorcwei b- 
 laiiieil this l'iivik"e, Idiiic Scrv.iiu« wouiJ toli ilieii M.1- 
 (K-r<, an! iheiuiiiii SU-'nucii', that ilieirM.ii'ewniiphi 
 have no |,aw ajT.iinIt tliciii, cither to piinilh them (>i 
 fnover tlieir (iooils. A young Man, Senant iiMiiieo' 
 
 our Merchants, ratlicrlhanalmlc ihc Correvitioii of his 
 M.ilter, would loiCak*- his linh; Init .is iJod would 
 hav. It, he tell ruddenly liek anil d.ied, Kt'orc he nave 
 hmil'eir lo the Devil. If \\r had iiiined Mr^ ,,mitw, a 
 woiih! have raiifed itiiieli iioiihle lo the Meti hauls, Kt 
 if he had litid thai h.ill ilieit GioiK li.id heenlus, iliey 
 Willi.! have eiven.reilii lo hiin ; lor, leloie the Sf/y 
 praiued I'riM'rfies to our Nation, tile IVoplf al iiied 
 them very imirli, and lo hated ihelii that ihey vviuill 
 not toiiJi iliein, lallinf, ilinii ('.im/ > an.l (..i;iv -, ili,,; 
 i<, I 'nielievers, and ilioiielii il no vvroiii; lo .lel'Miil 
 orinbiheiii, U-ar taiie uiinils ai'.aiiilt iliein, .ind |i , li 
 Meuliaiuti.'esJsilii'v had l'oii)',ht or told, make ihemiaki: 
 it ap.aiii, and . hini;eii as ofien as they lilted, ,iiul f<r 
 theDehnof .iiiv .Sir.inpei, ivonld take the (Jmi.Is ,,| 
 any oilurof ilie lame Nation, with many other I'licli 
 like.Mnilen. 
 
 'I .'I 
 
 C H \ P. 
 
 VII. 
 
 Ihc tilth Vowv^c into Tcrlia, by Thomas Banifter .md 
 Cicofrcy Ducket^ Sov.uUi to the Ruflian Cumpa- 
 fty • bci^tm in the '^e.ir 1568, itiul coiituming to the 
 le.tr 1574.. 
 
 ■ % 
 
 
 n.tk. ii <i 
 
 ,i ,y ,.,; 
 
 ^' 'Ml 
 
 Tjrijfl, 
 
 . li 
 
 4^. ■'. 
 1 
 
 
 UToii ihc third day of 7h'», i';68, thcycivlMrk- 
 ed at l'.;.ii'.T.:, in. T liark > ailed tile ih ni" 
 !Uiii.l:-iiniie, ot'70 Tuns, av\ompanied vvii'.i 
 / /.I../ I'!i,>iifr:, and twelve /{i/ij/'y'; aiu! ^:, 
 !{■ ,; . Ahort 40 Mil.-s on this lide ^il-iat, they 
 ■we.e aMaii'ied In ilie V-.iirrt I'.yiuii in tS Pioats. fomc 
 .',r;i.evl Willi Swoiils, I'oiiie Willi Spears, and loiiie vviili 
 Bo^v^and,■lll■ows, mall .ibont <■ ■• Men. The tiplit 
 coiuiiiiied tw.i lloiirs, and ihevfi trailed the I'/i'in-j 
 w.tli the.r I iie-arii!'^, tint they Hid with the lofsof lOD 
 of fhcir niiiiilHr, as they were informed hy .1 Hiil'.r.n 
 I'rloiKT, who efeapid tioiii the .N>i;.r,v.;>,j and came to 
 jIi ir, .'■!, V 'ii'-o they armed ilic icthof .'(:•,;"'.''■ 
 
 Here . v were eomp-llcd to tarry lix Weeks, and 
 tiicn p o,, ■ . ^M tlioir Vova;,;e, they arrived at H.Ui 
 I'-.uj'ds llie^idof C,-},ifi ; tioin thdvc they went to 
 Si ...... ../■, whcii-, as they ludpej in iheir lent:;, they 
 
 Wire iMu '■, tronhled wi'li a fort of l-oxe«, wIm Hole 1 
 ihoir ViChial,. fi. ill them, and in one Ninlit devoured I 
 to tile l.are Bi.ius a mighty wild I'x ar, that was feiitj 
 lint itluni asa I'le'or.t from the (Mverrom. 
 
 lijvin,; itaid hire three ir foe.i days the) favellrd 
 in tiiird.avs to .<//;>;.-»;■, where fpuidinp the Winter,' 
 in.-/^'// tol.owinp they n.ok tlieir Joiirney towards .;■- 
 .' I'i', a 1 laeeot" great a>\oiinr In lealiiii of the Sepiilihre | 
 ol the Cry. ii; Kiiius ; Here they tarried llv Months, liiid-l 
 iaplu;! I'mallTiartiik, the Cuy heiiii; ni.Tefreouemed by 
 Ni blenun aikKienileneii '.'.lan Mer. h.iii's. ■ 
 
 1 he tiiijHroiir S'l.v V //i :. feir a Mefliiipcr to 'hi.s 
 pla.e for our Men to come to his preluiee at ( '.r./wi ; Mr. ! 
 J},':k}' heingliek, e.ai'd not go, but Mr. Bm'jh'r went, 
 and was reee.ved \\i;h gte.at f.f.oiir, molt nl'lvii Reqr.eiti 
 being gra' ted to bun, tli.s only excepted, thatvvlure.is 
 licd'.lired leave to tar:y fume blorlcs c it: ot his Doni;- 
 liions in:o /'. //' ', the Shnif/h leeined iiiiwiliing to yield 
 to it, and yet did not alti gether deny ir, I'lir relerre.i it 
 to n)nic t'unher time. 1 he s'.i; /^'ivjiigli: of him many 
 Kerties iiiiisiiig L'ood payment, and would ofientinies 
 fend Ills .Money b.'lore tii'.' Wlre^ were delivered. 
 
 '1 here IS one thing I tho' ghr lit to remem.er. That 
 whereas he furpofeii to ffiid .i great Sum of Money to 
 A/:v. ( in ./■.!.'"'.(, for an ( >rri.ringto A/n -m't, he would 
 not I'endany of In.snv.-neoin, l\;tlentto tlic/;«» .y'.'Mer- 
 ehant.s to exeli.inge it tor theirs, giving this Realijii 
 for ir, That tlie , Mer, hants Money was gotten by go,) I 
 means, and w.is t' '.relbrc worthy to K- made an Ubl.i- 
 tion to their Holv Propiier ; but his own Money wa.s 
 gotten by I-'raiid, Oppredi.in, and dilhonert Means, 
 an! tlieri liire w.is not lit to fervc for fo Irdy a uli'. 
 
 Alter lix Months I'peir. in I'-jj''/", Mr. Uinijl:r went 
 iIku eto J';;/ih, where he t'nuiid Mr. Uiickj-t W'ell re- 
 lOvered, whom he had left li k at .■l'iit<iiil. There is \ 
 p,!ave witliin one Day's louriiey oi T.imtt, where great 
 tloreof Galls prow; Mr. D.i^k^;t bought many ofthcni, 
 
 .Til.! 
 
 ye.ir 
 
 iiher Merchandize, lie contiiuiinp in t:: i i iw) 
 and a h.ilt, making lale ot liie Cuirpanie, Com- 
 modities. 
 
 Mr. yi.'i.iV ■ reriirned from /i,..'/ to S'''.i"i!'.t^-.^ ani 
 ! heme Willi 10 .•/•r.i//,', lour d.iys J, tirnev with C'aimli 
 lr,Miis,,.-<«-sv. to buy raw Silk, but tluic, by the un- 
 wholionie Air, and corrupt Water in theliot time of ilic 
 
 Year, he VMili (..i.r -'heC/u/^w.:: and lon.e other / (;:;,./(■ ' 
 wni died, whi h being made kmnvn to Mr. liniki.-.'' 
 he inimediaiely camehi.in I'.mris to Annfi\ to take -J' 
 I'olliriiinnot' tlieC-cds, lor otherwiTe by the Cui'toni ef " 
 the Country, had ihire Uxn no MerJiaiit or i rhr 
 I'riend t,_> entertptiii what w.is ielt, all ha,l lalkn into the 
 .v'<,v;k^. bllands; w h.chCio \!s nt.tv. :;hllanUiiig .'oiiliiif.t 
 be reeov. r'd fio.iiihet^nictis •,-.hj had iiei-ed and i X''. 
 iipthe la;iu, i;n'il Mi. /)....■ li.,J. been in Kif n v.,-:i 
 thcS'.r.;;/, and ( rCMiret. 1;;. Cii.r 11 r the dtiivery 'A 
 them. 
 
 WhillV.Vi. D-,./; f wa; r,: •■,.'/;,/ in kia- tl r Gc ' i., 
 I.I >:.: /'/.',)«;/.vb> piilwalion (■•'certaji /.(rr •■'•.: ', iiii.le 
 provilionfor a Jouiney to C.-f /-, w.tli (jarriaci's an.l 
 C.omiiiodii es, an,l li.uin!; all thirgs r .^dy, dei'aitcJ k- 
 cretly with a Caravan : b t being liv ,1 s ;i,ii ;.iy upm 
 111;, way, ";o Hoilem n by pr e: rrmeiil; of Jniinfny 
 ihceiijc! ( whowas afierwards b.mu'.iv the Viiii.i'us in"" 
 the lii,|nilirinn at Onims ) were lint after hiin in j'ol! ! \ ' ' 
 tl;e S i:!igii<.\ leuienant, to l'.i,h linn baik again, tjrllar 
 ot divcis liKonvcnunces rliat mtglit follow. 
 [ Mr. I)i,.\t returuid fioni C.^ibm to S -"J-''', .nil 
 I tlieiui' went to Ci/?i:r, liiur d.av^ourney, carnuii; u lii 
 liiiii ti m Mule* la.leii with Money- 
 
 In his w.iy he palled tliio' C./Afo/,;, hirctcfee tlw,, 
 Royal Seat ot the /'.•'•/.;<)« Kings, but there ten aib no- 
 thing now to be leeiibn: two (iaies, dilt.tnt iwebc .Miles 
 troin eatli oiher, and lome lew i'mna.les in tlie .\lo..ii- 
 t.cns, and Cummnnces for t'.elli Water. 
 
 C''-//.oi IS a Town L,f great ti.ifiiik, much t"rci]iiri'-cd 
 by \h.::,:>i Merjiints; iiouUe Perfon is fuH'eied to lnea-,', 
 inongtheui; pliy;ng at Cards i-r Due is by the I .nv 
 piefenideaili. Heie they tarried ten Weeks, and tlicii 
 returned to S.7;mi.;», and tlivnce to Ui.int again, wlicie 
 their Siiip was ill l^larboiir, and feit'ng fail the Sili of 
 .\/..y, l')?^, byria'onot tonirar', VVmdj and ilange'oiii 
 Flais in the {.' ;/;wn-Sea, they beat it n[. and d,.jv.-ii ;t) 
 Davi ; and on the ibth ri.ling at Aiulior upon rlie Tia's, 
 .I'lout I S ) /<H/71- (.'.!/7<;V, vvIiilIi aie Diit-l.iws and hi- 
 niihcd Men, having intellipeiKc ot their, and of the 
 
 ... -1.1. -L .' I. . 1 .-•!- .1. . . .1 :.. 
 
 great wealili they h.i 
 divers Boats under t 
 
 wiih then.,, came lo them in !•.•.' 
 A' b"iie,-Jili:i', and ariiiah^i' 
 
 lour 
 
 Mil 
 
 Willi Gainers and other Weapons, entud il'.iir iiir,, 
 and llew Jiveis H!.f,Lti,s th.it tcloiiged to tne Ship; 
 wdiereiipt.Mi Mr. O.hV. I'iiinitw, II '.Hi iiii S}ii:i' \\k 
 Mailer, and /liiifi l{i il, being under the Spar-de.k, e.iJ 
 lo behave tliciiilcivcs, tii.a iliey fjourej tiiC H.itelits, 
 
 aud 
 
ci\ Oc. 1 jb iv| Chap Vili. The trnhj/y o/Tho. Randolph k/p .'i- ullui _J£/ 
 
 the CorrctiHoii of Ills 
 1 i ln:t ,is lioil would 
 I liial, bctiiri.' lit; f-avc 
 
 I llllliul Ak' WD, /,i«, it 
 
 liuiiln' Mcnii;!!!!*, liir 
 Kills li.iil hci-nhis, tluy 
 lor, LiMiiiv tin- S ;/y 
 1, lllc IVciplf .,1 iiii-.l 
 liilii lli.il tluy wotill 
 
 llli I .IMil (,.VW ', tll.lt 
 
 ^(1 wroiii; lo ili'iMiil 
 l',.iiiill tlicin, .111,1 li. h 
 ■rl.il.l, iii.ikL' ilinriMki: 
 . ihi-y litU'J, ,in<l l„r 
 t.l t.ikc the (',. (),)s ..I 
 villi many utlicr liicli 
 
 aniflcr j;;./ 
 Iian C'jfHpa- 
 liiii' to the 
 
 tiJUUiip III t.::i I lU') 
 I uv: Cuii panic, Com- 
 
 i.../; f(i S:.r>i:\^^^ 311,1 
 J. urncy wiili Cmuli 
 Imt tlutc, by \W uii- 
 •r in tlK-liot tunc of the 
 ai;d lon-.c oiliir ; n^.i/(- ['■'' 
 kiHjwii to Mr. liiiiki, ■'. 
 ri! to Annfi', to taki ■'-J'"" 
 nvi!o liy tlie Cui'toni u! "'" 
 i;o MiTilunt or i ;Kt 
 t, all lia.l t.ilkiiuitotlw 
 iuitlillaniliiiiJ ioi:lliif.t 
 .) Iiaj \\l-.v:C\ m\A i X ; 
 h.'.J. been ii' l\if nv. ,•'! 
 i.r r r the litliviry ol' 
 
 ■/;■;; i:l ki'i; tl r Cci., 
 ■(.•:t<i'n/.^r;- ■r.,:, ;, m i.li; 
 "y w.ili (jarriaci's in.l 
 ir;;s r •■'dy, ui'i'.iiti J k- 
 ; uy (I.' s ;cii ;.iy ilpiii 
 i',;rrincnt ot juimfny 
 Milt '.)V the ('i';/..i; I.J ill "'■'■ 
 ,liit after liim in Toll 1 v ',;'.- 
 Iiiin haik .iij.iin, torllar 
 
 !j!llt I'd! low. 
 
 ■'ii-in K) !>"'■»"'':', .i:;! 
 
 s lounity, cirtuii;.', w lii 
 
 cy. 
 
 iAto/.'j, hircttl. irc iIk,,.. 
 
 , but tlicrc rcii a ih no. 
 
 ics, Jillant iWfhc Milis 
 
 i'lTin.i.les in ilio .\lo,.ii- 
 
 'i VX'atei . 
 
 ifiiik, imiili tVci^iirp'cJ 
 
 'iliiii IS lutlcicd t(. Ii\ca-i'..r 
 
 [■ Due is liy tin- I aw 
 
 il till Weeks, an,l il'.cii 
 
 ' lo lli:i'ii a(;aiii, ulie:,- 
 
 I k-tt'np Tail the Sili ot 
 
 i". VViMilj and d.ini;e'ui;> 
 
 beat it ii[> anJ il.v.n :) 
 t Anehor upon rlu l-ia's, 
 
 aie t)iit-Uw> ai'il I'l- 
 ; ot their, ah,l i>l' the 
 lii'tii, tame lo tliem in t>; 
 Fiie.eliliii', aiiJ arin.ih^i' 
 I'Oiis, enri>.il il.iir "ilu;-, '^ [^ 
 bcloiif'.eil to the Ship;"" 
 f ■'..•, II '.Hi nil S iiiti' ilii; 
 ikler die ,Si'ar-de-!,, liiJ 
 :y fjoureJ tiiC Haulu-s 
 
 and Hew 14 01 tlicin, and wuuiicicd about )o more ; 
 Mr. Diik'' and ilic rill iiuhe iiu-itn imic re cived divir^ 
 v.onnd'., aii,l wtie lo over|owerM with ihi inejtirudeot 
 ilicii I'.neiiKcs, ihatilie, Wire at laU lOiillranied to liir- 
 Midei their Sliip to the C.iU'.kI^i, they fueariiiR upon 
 til -T t'tiieilixiito do iici t'li.ther liaiin to tlieir Pell iiJ. 
 
 Tli.Slii[' thus taken, and all the l.r'i'/.'f ^rievoiilly 
 Iriit, ih>- ( (/ <j piit thiiii all into the Sfilpj Itorit, uitii 
 moor three l\Jiiii l arrets lull of Hoile-flelh and 
 .SiMiies tlrtli, u.tiio 'I oiher \ i,;hials 01 Keliet. In tins 
 laliiliiy made wliat hall ilicy eould 10 .ljln:..w, aiidlit- 
 ini; lOiiii tmhe lown, Mr. /)T,c(;f/ made preat futc |o 
 till Cipuin 10 ha»t .Mtnaiid Boats (et oi^t lor reioviry 
 (if till Mnp. il (loiiib'e, ulio iinniediaiely lent ont Ins 
 Son Willi 4 Boatsand \ (■ Men to puiUie the I'irats, 
 a:u! by good ha|) laine to the (ilarc wiieie they rode 11 
 /\mlior Willi the Miii>, but b) their tolly in Itrikin.; iip 
 their Dniini 1 ilorc ihey were come near ihein, the 
 (• ifik,s uilVovcrini" ihc Boath, cut their Cables and put to 
 .Sea, wlieieii|oiitlie Boats not bi-iiipable to lulovv theni, 
 u till 111 d 10 .IJ:,/::,w. 'llicii (ixiy Ciller Hoais ueie lent to 
 prrliie them iherieoiid ti-i e, ivhoeaiiie to a place where 
 tluy t'01111,1 II anv of them, and Hew llieni, and found 
 on iheplaeei where tluy ha. 1 hid loiiie ot the Goods in 
 the 1 .mil intlie S|ii|''s Chells,.ill vsliiili the\ rcjicrcd .'- 
 p.en lor the /w/;;//'; Meivliants, to thi value of ^or^'.j 
 
 < iiiol <noi -v 'oo< , but all ihe iclk thcC'.i//.'iVi"'li'-'il'i|>: 
 h.ul i.inied .iw.iy. ' 
 
 bi the laineplaierhey found a'l^) divers of the ('■/-' 
 <■ ;. Ham by the /ii.:;//''. buried in the I.artli, and wrapt, 
 foiiie in 40 or 'ju Yards ot Sattui or Tarta'a. .md loine 
 in link: Carpets cut and I'poilcl by ihi I'e I'irais, of 
 ulioma'. many as toul 1 be taken by the i'ffm.i ( who j 
 enlncly loved tlic l-.vt.ijh Mitihaius) were pin to, 
 moll eruel Turiiiciits in all plaics aeeotding to llicir , 
 ileleris. 
 
 Our Men thiisf()oilcd of tlicir Goods and wounded in 
 ilieirBodus, remained two Months at Ajl ■ m .m Uix their 
 cure, and then went up the Z'',?'! to C/tyin, with Inch 
 Ciiods as they h.id recovered from the t.ijjr.li.i. Fioni 
 
 < .1;; I'.' they went towards p. i/Z't-'', but ivere intercepted 
 by fiuii a Froil in the Nigh:, alirnit the beiininiiii; 01 
 O.le!'.-', that their Boats were crulhed and cut afunder ! 
 with the II e, whereby they \vi re in d.mger of lols of 
 I ife and Good^, but as muih as they could prt- 
 fervc, they convey'ii over land in Sleds xol'ohghdr, 
 and thence to St. N/,/;»/u» to be laden 111 Ships for £"^- 
 
 But Mr Dwiit'.', I'lumtre ■ and /<Ai/ went with certain 
 I'ar, els to A-fc/rc, and fold fume to the tmpeiour, ivho 
 pitying the mighty I ofs they had fuftained fioni his own 
 rebellions Sub)eiits, bought hinifelf as tniich as he liked, 
 .ind payed prcfeiit Money for the fame. ,So fpendiin> 
 ih.lt Winter in Al/., in providing I'ikIi Wares asferved 
 tijr i'.iia ttn.l, they em! arked at ,V. \i.io',i, in .1 a^i^tij: , 
 and after a icirible I'allape of nine Weeks and three 
 Days, with want of Viduals, they arrived at l.ou.ijn in 
 Oiiti'rr^ IS74, and lo made an end of an unfortunate 
 Vo.age, which if 11 had pleafcd Ciod lo profpcr, tliat 
 all tlniigi li.id corneas f.ifely as' they wer.' carefully pro- 
 irided, and pa.iifully laUjured for, it had proved the 
 richcll Voyage, and nioft profitable Rttiini that had c- 
 vcr been undertaken by £ni; ///'.' Mcichants, who notwiih- 
 llatiihiig all Misfortunes, loft nothing of their priivi- 
 ral A.iventiire, but only tiie Inicrclt and Gain that 
 
 might have rifcn ly the ufc of tlitir Stock in the mcai) 
 time. 
 
 p->::i- 
 
 
 Fntthct Ohferv.it ion t rnnc<rni(i^ Pt'rfid 
 hy Mr. Duckfc. 
 
 "T* H H Kill}; of I'-fii ' whom we cnlJ ilic'.c.:. S 
 * /■/►/' is no! iheri f> ca'leil, l-i lis lalKdllieS /:..,/ , 
 Il were ilatiivTOUH to. all l.iiii by the N.liiie of Sy/i 
 whiili III the I'c /M'lToimi.elipnilie'. a /( i^r. . He luc.ai 
 r.ij('.«ditiiaie .iiaferiileValli three or foi r I'aysjoi.im > 
 in length. 1 he Cits is ill built, lie'iip; lor tlir molt [-ai' 
 ot Hrck, not hardnedlvith lire, but oily diied in tl, 
 Sun, as is melt part of the Bn'omg in all l'.-iji>:. I'U 
 King liathtiot comeoutof hlsl'alaie in 5< ot 54 Yea's, 
 whereof the canfc is not known, bit as they fi., it 1. 
 i;pon a.Superltitionof cena n I'lVi] hi lie:, to v. biili they 
 aic greatly addicted. He is nosv .iboi^t Ho years of agi, 
 and seiy billy : He hath Inir Wivcsand about 30.. Con-''i "-< C* 
 inl.iies, andonceevrry Year he bath all the fair Vir-'^'''"''* 
 tinsaiid Wives that can be to.ind tlitrraboits iiroii^ht to 
 linn, ,uid taking fuch a» he likes, be puts awiy fonie if 
 tikin hi hi.i before, and with them gratifies fuch of hn, 
 t)(rners.ashavedoneh'mbelt Service ; aful if lie f bane. ■ ' 
 tl take any Man'u Wile, lierHulband is vrry giad of it, 
 and in recoiiipcnve of her, he ol'times eives the Hi;|. 
 band one ot Ins old ftore, whom he "ihankfiiily re- 
 ceives. 
 
 Wb'-niny Cliiiftiln comes before hini, hcmuft nut 01 
 a new pair of Sliou made in that Country, ami from 
 the pla, c where he enters, there is raifed as it were .1 
 Caiifev all the way until he come to the place where he 
 Ihall talk with the King, who ft.inds always above 111 
 a (ialb'iy when heta.ks with an. String rs; and when ;he 
 Strange' is di paried, thcnis the Caufe\ rail down, a'ld 
 the (I'round levelled again. 
 
 Tlie Religion of the P'lfinr.t is tlie fame with the „ ..,„ , 
 Ti,ik>, only thev differ about the right Sucieiroi o( M:-t^'f'i,fi2u 
 Lcintt \ tlieTui/tj fay it ".as one Om.r, and tfie l'rfi.tr:i 
 fay it was Mo'tui Ai ,- wh I'c return they have long exp' ;'*- 
 cd, and the King alwavs keeps a Ho'f r.'n,'y fud!ed for 
 bun. They lay that Chril) was a Hov Mat' and a great 
 I'rophet, but not like unto AMiP'r-,', who bciiip tiiclalt 
 Prophet by whom all things were fimthed, is.'s tlkiefi i. 
 the greatclt. 
 
 There is often great mutinv among the People which 
 ol Mo r/.j .-/.V's Sunswasgieateft ; and I faw in 7V:,. j;a 
 Man coming from one of thefe Skirmilhes with foot 
 Mens Heads in Ins Hand, lioMingthembv the Ha:r of ilie 
 Head ; foitlio' they weekly ll.a\e their lleads, yer tl y 
 leave a Tuft of Hair about two foo: 1- ng. 
 
 The (.'<:/;iMH-Sca neithei ebb's nor flows, but fwcUs \c- riffcnpti.u 
 rv high ill tempcltuous weather. The Water is very utihf fj,'-. 
 fib, uiilels It be at the Mouth of the great River I'.!:i/'-^ '='' 
 where the Water is freih at leaft io I ci^ues into the Sea. 
 It IS very full of biili, but no monftrous biih, yet has 
 it many forts which are not in thcfe parts of the 
 World. 
 
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 7 he EmbalJy of Thomas Randolph, Efq-^ to the Ei 
 peronrof Ruffia, Anno 15^8. briefly mitt (^n by himfelf. 
 
 
 u68. 
 
 T 
 
 H U isd of June I went aboard the I^Jitrry 
 in Hit'wich Road, having in my Company a- 
 bout 40 Perfoiis, whereof one half vvetc Gen- 
 tlemen dclirous to fee the World. In oiir 
 Voyage was nailing remarkable, but the great number of 
 Whales cngendring together, and the S/i^'Wi d'// fvvim- 
 niing upon'thcSea. On the nd day after our departure, 
 vvc anchored in St. Nicholas Road, and landed there the 
 2 id of y.'i/i, where there Hands an Abby of about lo 
 Monk* Their Priq;' prcfentcd mc with two great 
 
 Loaves of Rye, Filh fait and frefh, one lire Sheep. The 
 Abbyisboiltof Wood; the Church full of painted 1 
 mages. Tapers, and Candles; the Monks eat together 
 are much given to drunkcnncfs, unlearned, ceremoni- 
 ous in their Church, and long in their Prayers. 
 
 There wercno Houfesat St. Nicholji, belides three ot 
 four near the Abby, and anothc^ buiJt by the Ln^.'ijh 
 Company for their own uf^. 
 
 
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 528 
 
 I he Hmb/i[l'y of Air. All Jenkiiilbnro RiilHi. 1 ib \\ I Chip. \ 
 
 
 
 !*: 
 
 . I 
 
 Tlii'i paft I'f tlif Coimc' i^ for I hi? moH (urr \V>,oJ, 
 anil n. I iiili.ibiuJ I') rijibn ol rlniol,; inVViiva. .St- 
 A'.'. I „. |l.iiijs In I'l Prj^icr^i lUi- Rivor i!>ai niu^tliiTC 
 int.' ilic Sim, is i;i!lc.l /.'itim, vi-ry lirj','.' li'.t ll lil i^ i 
 li li.i'.li lis I cpnniii;; «lioiif 7<.r. MiIcj iH'i'l iIkCuiii.- 
 UV. .111 I 111.111 liu- Km I ll.lllilc ill Ct/mi'i;.!, .111! 11 .iiiv 
 
 fffy Vill .pi^ riic Kivcr is (-1 ''.(am, uiiiiiin(', U" 
 tuT 11 li t;!i i4i.Ncmcii\l wiili i.ill Fir 'rii-ws, ai.il otlur 
 W.. ,,1 , 
 
 At (. v'q.,, Itiii^ I" ■ Vi'lUoi 7"; i.ii;' lyJ.'Milfsti.^in 
 Nl. .\ . (J..., \vi' t.irim! llii.cNVciks, until .i liiiiil irun 
 .a lu' liDin ilic 1 lupcr^'iit to ic)ii.lii.:k i;> aii.l litiii;lMis| 
 \v t!i a'l Ncv .iliiius lit ilio rnipiuuii's .liar(;c. I lie i 
 ul'mv.i.w "t Mi.it .iiiii l)i ink, w.is t'ur tMry i!av two 
 l<iil.!>\-s, K:;,I.mIiciMi.iij;i' oI I'lHis, aiiJ S.) 1'olt-ln.ri'cs 
 aiul It [■ C'.utMii . .iir) Hi) Wuiu, cj'.. 
 
 (' /"I ,;i' Is .1 pri.u linvii tuilt 1 f U'. Oil, not w.ilril, 
 ami till' \\> iiUs r.M'tcniij;. 1 wa, Um \sIi. Ii- Waksnp 
 on llir Rivci /<.»'! .1 Kt'iiii I I. line lo tlir /' / ,r,/<'i, Ucc 
 V. riis, ox -SI I'l^ '■!''• Mills, liinc ilrawiuMtli Mcna 
 paii'll ilii'.Stu.iui, iIhti'I'iihl; nuciluT I'.ilV.if;!.- : It llaiiiU 
 r.|<)ii tl.i.' Kuir of (■'.'•■ .(',:, «li.li l.iils into l.w'.ii.j.\ 
 'J 1k' '1 OUII IS t;ii.ll .ukV kli,;, In. ill til Wood, .Is all 
 til. ir 'I'liVMi, iin.' ■ III ii ait innii; Cliut.lus, fuHK- ot 
 I'n. ■>, fo 'i < r N^'iKi.l • M.iiiv Nt'inks atut Nurs : I' i>a i 
 TiAvn .i| gic.it Tiani.k, and ir.auy ruh Miri.li.liits I 
 tlu-ri' II. I 
 
 I'r.-'iM 111 i-.i c vio pillcJ 1 ■) la; .1 1. ,\va.Jb .> f '. ■ ill T.ift, ' 
 _K-ini! ', I. (.'K.it ViiU, which arc cpial with our Mili.s. 
 'I hi- C.iiimr) \vcp..l!c.!tlir(i' \v.l^ pl.iitiar.il ploafant, well 
 itliahiial, aU uikIiiiii with Com, I'alturi.', Mcailowsaiul 
 Wco.'s 
 
 At /!•.:/?■<:• wcpalKil the- Ri\ir r'.'^t, more than a 
 i^Miie ovir, aiiil iir.Vulat A/y.a alumt the eiiJ el .Vf,"- 
 '•■..' • , r eciveil |.yi,i Man, not fo ii luli as our own 
 O'liiitrv m.ii rii()eri.tl ii, iiutt ns, wliiili brc I fiifpiuon 
 in iiKv of (oinr ivlu'i Cuiile iii'.cn.lcil, than weli.iil hi- 
 theii.>rc.iiiul. 
 
 y, were |iioii;;ht to .1 Iari>c Hoiifi', Imilt on pnr- 
 pou 1 y till' I-.nipctoiir tor lanbalfj-lors. Two Clinrh- 
 in'n <vi.( ippcln'cl !ii attcml ii[«)ii iiie, tlir one to Ice us 
 finnilhul w th ViOhuK, ami that wc kicked iiotliiiin ot' 
 the Fniperjri's All.iwiiice; ihe othi-i to fc thai wo 
 llioi'.M n. t ly out ut the Honli , nor permit aiiv Man to 
 feme 111 to i,s, in which ihey Id'i iioiluui'. umloiu' that 
 l'.;lorf:iJ -o iheir charg , but clpecially he tli.it hi..ked 
 to oiif IVvfons w.i'-. heil lis fo llriiniy, ihat we h.ui no 
 fnMlli.v.iicto iloiiht that Iliiic cm! Ii.id lictn inuiided 
 l^ : No .Si;pj 1 .aiiuii coild t.ike p!a:e lor oui 1 1- 
 hcrtv. 
 
 Havir.p palftd ■>' er 17 Weeks ill tlui manner, the 
 Fr.ipcniir 'cut ns word that we fliould W ready a- 
 'ra:nlk lu'.:.., \\\z 2Cth of Vehii.: ), at eight in the 
 Mo- nin^. 
 
 The Hi i;r I'ciiig come, the two fiid Gemlenien, 
 l'r!jl.t:.'s ( a« thi'v .all them came 1:1110 me in nuitli 
 (etrcr Appaie! th.m I'efi re I had ever ken them. They 
 rrcfled ii, lo dej .irt, Icini; mouii!ed npon their own 
 Horli's, and I upon fuch a i nc as I hid borrowed, my 
 Meiiin.ircliniR on foct to their };ie.lt uricf. The two 
 ('''/.'.i:i/ com eyed, me intoaKoom where I tarried two 
 loni; Hotirs licfore I was lent for 1 1 the Einpcronr. 
 
 In the end, mui'ipc Ivins lirorplit thaf ilir Fnipcmir w« 
 kite, I was lonveifdliy the l.nid /' '/'.• -i iip a pair ot ii 
 Si.in, thio'a kirpe Kooiii, where late ahoiit (oo Krt'Mi- ",' 
 upon ihne ranks ol nenlns, all in r., h RoI-im nkci/,, 
 out of the lM|ei.iiir\ Wanliold fm that l)av, th,it 
 lliev iiiii;htieiciir.|e Men of (imlitv .iiid Hnniiur. 
 
 .'\t my tin! eiitrs into the t.h.inilcr, I with tin (;,ij, 
 pave them rill rciuc, fii.h as I iiul-ed their ll.in ly (j,. 
 lini;. p.r.iu t iiunteiwnees, and fi niptiioiis Appiuj u-. 
 ilii.iid lui; fccintj that it wasnol anrwere.l .it> im hymy 
 111 thun, I ccvercdmy Ilea.!, and fo pa^rin;! t''.lldl.Mll• 
 l or where the Kinptronr w.is, iwn ot his ImiiKelloi^ 
 re.ened ire at the pi .ir from the two />■_/.• 1, .., a„ji 
 I'lcwmi: iiielothe hir.pen iir, hroiij'ht nieintoijieiiiid.llc 
 if the Chaiiil'ii, wliirel v.as wilkd u Haul ll|l', .jnd 
 deliMr wliati had tiifav ; I hy mv Interputir opi|,,.J 
 m\ M'tfitea^ I leieived 11 fr 111 tiK (JKieen iry Miltrefj 
 at whole Name the 1 inpcioiir l|i od up, and asked di- 
 vers Qiiiil'Dns nl her IKi'ili .111 1 State He paie inc 
 hisllindni token tf my Wckome, caulinp, nie to lit 
 di wiiaiul a'-kiiii', me iii.my (^111 Hioiv.. 
 
 This done, I iUli\etrdlierMa|elhes I'lclrnt, wlmhwas 1 , 
 a nntahlepuat Cup if Siher tiinonlly wroi'phi, wiihl' 
 Virfcseiieraven in It, explaiiiiii;.^ the I lilloriej eiijraMii 
 on the lame. 
 
 All thiiips faid .iiid doii" t.i his .ontentinent, he f 
 icncediiu' ;iiid all mv I oirp.my to dcp.irt, who w.a- 
 all mills I'ulence, and wete faUitc.l hv huii With a nod 
 of his Head, an I l.iid iii-to me, 1 dine not this dav open- 
 ly, I'V lealon ol p.rea: .\ll,iirs 1 have, hut 1 will Und 
 ;ihcemy Dinner, an ! gi\e !ea\e to ihee and ihiiictoju 
 jai liherty, and aiit^ment 1 iir AllowatKCto thee in token 
 ol our 1 nee to our Silicr the Qi eciiof I'.iig'.r.ii.l . 
 I I Willi riicietve took iiiv I.e,i\e, being .oiuliK'lid by 
 twonthersof greater l)n;ivr\ th.in ihofe who broir'Jit 
 nie to the l-'iuperoiirs I'relence, wIk) deli\eiod me to 
 ] the tsvo lirfl (jcnt!emen, who conveyed me to my 1 oilj;- 
 
 i '■*• 
 
 NViihin an Hour came m my l.ndi'inp a Duke rnli 
 
 Iv apparcH'd, ic-ompan'ed wi'li <;i.- Perfons, each i\ 
 
 theineairs inn a Silver DiOiwiih Mea:, and covered v. th 
 
 Silver, 'ihe Duke fird deliMied :\u I < avis ef Hoad, 
 
 'haimf! firlt tailed the finu, and dclnered every Dilli 
 
 into mynwn Hand";, and tafted of every kind of Druik 
 
 that he brought. The Diikc and his Conipanv f.ite 
 
 down w ith me, and took part of the i'.mperour i Men, 
 
 tillini! themfelves with all lorts, and wtm not away from 
 
 me unrewarded. 
 
 Net long .ifter the Etnpcrour lent f. i nie in the 
 
 Night to fpcak with me fecretly, where, after above 
 
 tliree Hours difcourfe, 1 wasdifinilled towards Morninp, 
 
 and he yoinj; next day to Slmu:U, his Houfe of plcafure, 
 
 I heard no inorefrom him in lix Weeki, wlii^h was in the 
 
 beginning of .-IjnH, and the bmpcroiir then returoini;. 
 
 he lent forme aj;am. 1 then di.-ilt cHei^'Jally with hiiii 
 
 111 behi'f of our /.ig.'///'.- MerchaiUi, and found him Ij 
 
 pracioully inclined towaids them, that I obtained my 
 
 whole Uemandi. Then he commended to my condui:! 
 
 into V.hji^'.ind, a Nobleman of hiscallcd /InArew .Vjt/H, ,i< 
 
 his F.mballador, who embarked with meat St. Niclwh! a- 
 
 bouttheciidof Ju!\, and arrived fafeiy at LonJiiii mSiji- 
 
 lenibei followinj;. 
 
 rather 
 If a VI 11,1! 
 
 A: yii ' 
 Mcllen 
 i'lap.iii 
 irnner I 
 '1 own 
 return 
 Momhs 
 llie mea 
 with a I 
 tiy ath( 
 pals wit 
 ter he 
 to the I 
 hein", 
 acmi I 
 pals I 
 fiii.'ii, 
 ther con 
 And- 
 
 Chap. IX. 
 
 Tl'c Fonrt/j Voyage of Mr. Anthony Jenkinfon, Enibajja- 
 dor from the Queen i mojl excellent Majejly^ to the Enipcroiir 
 »/ Rullia, Anno 1571, 
 
 
 o 
 
 Note, That Mr. Jenkinfon made a third Voyage into KmJJiu, \^66. 
 
 N tile ^.''th d.iy of 7;./', i<;7l, I arrived in I Prince's Jifplcafurc tvas fuch againit me, thst if ever I 
 
 ' M^h 
 
 //(lev, and fcnt aw-.iy my Interpreter to 
 A/-7iii to .advertifc the tmperonr of my 
 cominij, iind tokni.w hi^pleafurc firniy f.ir.lier riciefs. 
 Dili 0111 iiiii^tliere w ithliine of the Coiii|-,inie'j Servants, 
 thcyiuld me that 1 waicntrcd into (.'reat piril and dan 
 gercfmy Life, and th.at ihty lie.irdat Mojio chat iht 
 
 St. N/.-/W.H 6ay, w-.rh the Sn-. /.'.ir and the j came into his Country again, I ihould loole my l-jead. 
 
 Whereat I was fo difmay'd, th.at I doubted whether I 
 lliould proceed.or remin home again with theShips tor the 
 fate gittrd of my Life: Ihit Lalhng to niind in) Inno- 
 cencv, and not knowing that I had olfcnded his Ma- 
 jefly in Woidor Deed, I refolvedto put iny l.ifc m hi» 
 tlaiids, and profccutt the Cliargc conuiiiued ti.i me 
 
 rather 
 
 ■i^ 
 
 ■'>:. 
 
iTi.i. I ib Iv I Chap. 1 X. ^The Emla/jy of Mr. An. JenkinionloKiiJlia. 52,^ 
 
 h.ii ilic Fi'ii'iniii n»s 
 
 /' ./'■■■•' lip ;i j;wr dI'I. ,j. 
 
 III r.. I1 Rolus i.ikcii'n / ' 
 
 t'lM that \).\\, ilut 
 \\ iHii Hi'iii:ur. 
 I'Cr, I with iiiv (:.,p 
 I'lil tlii'jr It.iTi ly tit- 
 ii|<tU()us Ai|.u j iK- 
 li'wtTc.l .ii!iiii hy:iti| 
 lipairin:!'t..,,(..|,,ini. 
 1 o\' Ins tc)iiiKcllii(*i 
 c luo I'-./',,.,, a„j 
 
 'In nil' iimijic mill. lie 
 il lulLiiil Itil', i,n,| 
 V liJtiT|.|itir ii(i,iifj 
 : (2;iwii my Miltrcfi,, 
 i>.l \\\^, mill .Kkr.l il;. 
 Stati He f;.i\c me 
 c, caiilinR nic to lit 
 iv- 
 ies Pic'rnt, wlii.li wav , , , , 
 nnlly nroi'j'Iii, with I' ' 
 If I lllli ties eiiivjuu 
 
 rDiUrnniient, he )■- 
 
 ilcpnit, who were 
 
 1 l)V hiiii With ,1 noii 
 Inenot this (lav open- 
 .ive. Inn I will lend 
 
 thee and iliiiie tocu 
 anicto thee in token 
 •not /'.'i/ij/ci/,/. 
 
 being 'iOiulni.1eil ly 
 1 ihofc who broil ;;llt 
 who ileliveroil me to 
 eyed me to my 1 cilj;. 
 
 t ndpiiip a Diikr riih 
 S"-' Perfons, each tl' 
 Icat, aiidcovcreiiwih 
 2» I ( avis et /!'. ail, 
 dtluercd CNery Dilh 
 every kind of Drnik 
 I his Conipanv f.itc 
 ho I'mperoiir'b Me.ii, 
 \ went not aivay From 
 
 • fcnt fi r mc in the 
 
 , where, aftei above 
 
 led towards Morning, 
 
 is Honfe of" plcafure, 
 
 eeki, wlii.h was in the 
 
 :ro'ir then rettiroing, 
 
 ■H'oe'>iially with lii:n 
 
 and found h;in Ij 
 
 that 1 obtained my 
 
 .led to niy coiuliiCt 
 
 lied /Iriiirew Sjm'm, a< 
 
 nie at St. Nicholri a- 
 
 fcly at Londfit inSep- 
 
 1, Enihaija- 
 ')€ EmpcruHr 
 
 \S66. 
 
 me, that it' ever I 
 juld looli; my Head. 
 .iibtej whether I 
 with theShips for the 
 ip, to mind Ml) Iniio- 
 .id ulLiided his Ma- 
 o put my Lite in hit 
 Lomiiiitted to me 
 rather 
 
 T.iilier than to return home in vain. Wherefiii' 
 le.ivinj' the faid Ships on the J'jth, 1 arrived the lirit it 
 ,1-^ui'm C'lVwci'ii, where 1 at. .Tided the retiiin i>f ilii 
 Mclleiiijer; but the (.'onntiy I em;; vi1iti.il with 'he 
 l'la(!iie, none might pall on pain n| dea'li, and my M. 1- 
 frifjcv being hf^o Allien upon Ins way, v,A\ Itopi at .i 
 'lowit . ill( d .V/'m/^", and li.>t (iitt. red ti. .mu' lunliei. M 
 retnni I aJt, not to lend lo mc , l.i thii in lout 
 Monihil emdd not hciirwhat was lui ome (it hiiii. In 
 the mean lime I tuiindnuaiis to I en I aintlier .MelliMiper 
 with a liiiide t'V an nnkii.nvn way, tlno' a Delen Cniiii- 
 ityaihourand Milci about, think nip. that w.iy li< tniplii 
 (alswiil.o.t hindraiiee ; b'lt ii piixe.l oiii'Mty, loi al- 
 ter he had I'allid .i p.rnil | art ot Ir , |oiiriiey, lie ti il in 
 to iheHandsiit a Watili, and elea[ed n.iti.iwly Immi 
 boint; imtnt, 1> >ili he and his (linde, .ind iheii H' rlis, 
 »cuii lini; toa I aw I'liivided I'.ir li.ilia woild I'e.'k to 
 
 J Mis b) in.liree't ^*.iy>, uheieot iii.inv li.tv. telt the 
 in.Mt, wli ihad iii.t wherewitlit'vliiiyotl ilic pain; nei- 
 ther foiildii •'. Mellen^erIetllln ba k to me 
 
 .Andiluis Iremainedat (\/i»r!; . until the ilth ol .7,i- 
 »;iM», wiili'^iit any (lentlenun to prcitee'l me, or Imlg- 
 in'.; appoint! .1 ine, or all"wance ot Vn'li its a. i nidin[; i.. 
 th. (.oiinny tallnon till Imbillador-,, win. h as it ai- 
 i; ed his Ma;ellin urievons ddplealiire tinvaiils.tn Na 
 111 n, I'o the l{i''J I peieeiMir; it, ule.l lonie l)i(. iiurli 
 lies towards nie ind inv Company ; inr. abiiit the iSdi 
 d.iy ot 7.;«"i'-, the l'l.r.;iie eealnip, and thi I'.ilfat'is 
 I'eim; opened , mder tame from his Ma eltv il'..it I llioulil 
 hive I'oH-hnrfes i.. po to I'fr.il!'^. r, neat to tin l^stiit, his 
 Ma elty beinp newly rcfurned Imin the VV.ns aijainit the 
 .St...'--.. 
 
 larrive.hluTethc thir.l d.iy ot" H/t'm'i, where I u 
 in.nniil tiiiiler the ih:ir(;e ot a fientlem.in, liavin;.; .1 
 H'Mie nppoiir.ed b t mc, and allo«aii.',-ot A'ictuaK, I m 
 'f'ttri.ht;v kept, that none ot our Nati.in or other, mi'.;ht 
 i.'Mie 1 rl'ind to me, iioi I to them. 
 
 Oirlie t'l mil of .\/m" 1 was lent t"or lo the Conn, 
 .1I..I l-eine, within three Mi'es ot' tliefiime, a FofI was 
 let: I 1 th' Ciiii". email wliolnd eliar 'e iif me, to return 
 baek Ttamwiihine to I'f i".; :•, anil there atten.l Ins 
 W... Iiie . Iintlier pleiliin',\\licri'at I vvaii inu^h ilifmayrd, 
 I.I i: ui. 11; ; u hat th.it III. I.leii i haiycmeair,, and tlir ra- 
 ih.r, U'-a.ili It W.1.S a trmiblenmie time, and h;s Ma- 
 jelts nv.icli ddiiuieted with the ill fueeel". ut" lus Al- 
 taiis. 
 
 Oiithci-rlil wa.sfiiHr)r again to the Coiirr, and or 
 the i; I . anie bel.ire lu- MaK'.ty, who . aiileU nie to kils 
 hii Hand, nivir;; niaee ns .\iidieiii'eto my Orati.ii, and 
 pritet'ully at' cpie.lthe (iiieeii s letters and her I -rrent, 
 in the rrelciieu of all Ins Nol iliry. The b.mpciir, 
 w^ioa.l tins uliile late in R.iyal State, ilnod up ;. id 
 faM, How doth (^iieen / ';>/t/i v/. my Sidcr.' is lie: i. 
 health -■ 'In whom 1 anhvered, Ciud doili lief, her Ma- 
 jefty with Health and I'eaee, and (loth willi the like nn- 
 tuthee Lord her loviny Brother. Then Ins Maielty lit- 
 ting downapaui, . limmaiule 1 all to depart but theSe- 
 cii'iry and one more ot his (Jouiieil, and wiUiigine to 
 apj KM. h near to him withiny Interpreter, laid unto mc 
 thclc Words. 
 
 ' A«tliim, thclalV time thon waft her.', we did onni- 
 ' iiiit unto thee our trulls and feeret ^bll.^m•, to be de- 
 ' dared niiti. ihe Queens Ma)elly her I'ell, thy Miltrelsat 
 ' thy cominii home, and did expei!lthy(oiu'.in;miiors a 
 ' pan at the tunc we appointed, wiiliat'u!l .'\nlwer ot'thc 
 ' lainetrom iiei Hi;;hiiils ; aii.l in the mean timeilitic 
 ' iMmeiinto ns at leveral times, three Melicni>eis, the 
 ' fine called M,in:>, xW other l'■>•'^" Mitl.llrtoii, and l..i- 
 ' K.ir.lCri'dmr.r, by the way otthe .Vrtur, about iheMer- 
 ' chants .Aftairs ; to whom we fent our Mellen:;er to 
 ' know whether thou .l/nlony was rettirned home in lafe- 
 ' tv, and wiicn tlio'i lliculd's return to its again. IJ'.it 
 ' thofe .Mellengersioiiiii tellus notlinig, and did nul^al 
 ' and al-ule with evil Words, both our .Meirenper and 
 ' the.', wherewith sve were much otleiided ; aiKl iindei- 
 ' Itandinp ih.u the faid Ccihii:!] had Letters about 
 ' him, we eaulcd him to be tearched, with whom 
 ' were t'uund many Letters, wherein was written muJi 
 ' apainit our Princely Kftate, and that in our Hmpnc 
 ' were many unlawful things dntie, whereat we were 
 ' niueli giieved, and would lult'er none ot thol'e nnlo 
 ' Mefl'engcrs to have ajcels nnto ns. And Ihmtly alter 
 ' we were inlormed that one i'/., i«.:. f^tii./. /C' was come 
 ' into our Dominions by thewayot Ihthi.i, l-niballadm' 
 ' trom the(iiieen, and we ll-nt a (ientlenian to meet 
 ' and rnnditill liiiii to our City ot Alo/.e, at which time 
 ' we looked that tlinu lliould'U have remined to iis a- 
 ' fain. Andthel.iid I '/.cm..-, being arrived atonr laid C;r,y, 
 'Ave fent nntu him divers iimei> ihat he Ihuuld come and 
 
 ^' tonler with our Ci^imfel, when by we inifibt imdir 
 
 (tanil ihecaiileof hi* .onnni>, luekiii", fn .iiifwer f 
 ' tlmle otir Piin.ely AHairs Cn.i.ni.tred liii'o ihee, but he 
 '^ refilled tiuomc to our laid C'l.iin.il, whiietoie nut 
 
 le.aiileoiirraid City was vilitd wiiii the IVigue. tit 
 I laid iv.w.. was longer kipt ti ni cur prelene, win li 
 ' beingiealid, wi I. rlliwitli gau- liiiii a, els .inl audi- 
 I en.e J but ;i|l Ins talk witli ns vv.is aUeii Meuhanis 
 
 Afliirs, and iiothiiiij toiicliing ours *'.■ know tint 
 '_ Merchants Matters" are to be heard, Ucaiile i:.ev .iiu 
 
 rile Itay of our Princely ivalures; Inn hilt lni.ni 
 I Artans are tu be eltuHnlied, and then Miijiaius 
 ^ Atreriliis, the UiMi nna> li^wjtiph w.ii with i.>.,ti...i 
 ' t'ltv ot / s',ii.;,M, and \vt dealt with him al ■ni mir 
 I Pnn. cly All'airs, whereby Amity betvvtentiR (J^kch* 
 _ Maielty and us mii-ht be .iltablilhej for evei ; and 
 
 Maiieis weic agreed" and con. Iii.tcd betwint your I'.m- 
 
 b.ill.iilorainl ii-. ai.d iliereiip-jn we lent our Lmbatla- 
 I .loniito hiriifi^.i with liim lo cud the lame, but out 
 I I'adall.nloi reiiiriied iin; I us ag.iiii, Without liiiillnng 
 I oiii 1.11,1 Atfairs, otitr.iry ti uii upeCt I'.ion, and the 
 
 Agieenieit Utwu; us ,iii,l joar faid tinballador. 
 
 Hi, .Vlajeffy hauiig lliu'; made a Ion; Dil > i;ife, | 
 hum. ly bifeeiheil his Highiuls to hear me ptae.nliy, 
 to give inc le.ivi ti Ipeak without often. v, an. I i i I. Iie\ J 
 tholeVViirdst.ibettrn whiclil Ihoiild fpeaU, wh.el, I,,; 
 graniini;, I fpaki as lolluwe-h. 
 
 Mod noble and t!i mom Prince, the Me<1,uie y.-ur 
 llighiicfs fent by me unto the (Incens mo|^ eseellent 
 MM!(lty,touc|i;ng sour rrincely and .StcretAltaiis,iniinc- 
 (liaicls, aiid.is fon-i as I e.im. h me. I di.ldei lire bjtli 
 Iceiftly and truly unto the QiicciisMa;elty liei lell'wrrd 
 toi w.nd as you ciimmandel me, wliuh hi r llighneU 
 did Willingly a.eep', and being m.n.li'.il ili.i,.i|, ,in,l 
 Willing III anlwer the lame, I'lie ne-t Sl,i|>|.itii. lur 
 ALi|t !ty lent unto \oni Highn. ,s her l'.'i.l-,ill.i ■. r ;., - 
 ii.u, /(ii,.'..,' , wh..;eappi(niii W lii.im .ud b d.d cy 
 WMs unto herMajelly well known, and tin retor.'tli.vij.ht 
 meet toU' I'eni to lo wofthy a I'liii e, who hid Coin, 
 millioiini.tiinly to treat with vourMajelly a!n>ni .\ler- 
 eh lilt i Allans, I ut all'o tlmle of Princely and Se, let 
 Att.iiisei.inmiited iinroine .An.lthecanle (moll eracn.us 
 Piitiic ) that I was not lent again was, by leali-i I 
 VI. IS rinpl.ived lu fervice upon the Seas againl' tliJ 
 '^"ecn's MaieHies I'.iiiinies,and was not retuiiicd li'imo 
 when Mr. "I. »■ :■ *<^...(.' ,^/'' ilepane.l with the Ship, i i 
 come into your Majclties Country, i,therwile I I, .id 
 been lent. And whereas your Majedy lays th.i: iV- »; ,„ 
 l{jihti> vh would not treat with yoei Council ali. t 
 the Ml. tters of his Legation, he ill, I therein a.. fiiiJi:.!; 
 to his Comiuiiriiin, which was, tirit to deil with y._.i;'r 
 MjjeHicb own lelf, as is commonly i feil among all 
 ''■•incrs when tliev lend their lii.il aljiijois about M,it- 
 tersot great Weight. .-Xiul whereas the Uid f oj„;i 
 IS ehari^;cd tint he agreed and conclii.led upon Matieis 
 at thelanietinie, and promilc? the lame Ihuuld beper- 
 turiiied by tli.eQiieens Maielty ; aii.l thereupon >oi'r 
 Majelty fcnt your LmbalfaJorsMrh hiiii into t > ;;..•/ ./ - 
 In aiilwer thereunto, may it olealc your Majcflv t.j 
 iin.lerltaii I, that as the laid re i::,ii /(^ ij ,' .';i/i dotli con- 
 tels that he had diveis times di;'...-)urfcd vk i;li yorr 
 Highiiels and Council al'oii' Pr netly .Ari'airs, even li> 
 he denies that ever he di.l arree, cnnclude, t.r 
 make any promilein any con.i.ri. n i r (.rdcr, a^ is al- 
 ledged, o'.herwil'e than it Ihoiild pleafe ihe Uncen's 
 Maielty to approve of at ln< rctuni home ; nil wh Ji 
 he did julbly to \our Miglinel'^ s l.miii.l.i.ior'a Fa. e in 
 /,'./;;/.!?./ ; vvheretore moll iivglitv Pure-, it well ap- 
 peal,, tl it eitlie,yourLmbadadorti.d n t rightly mf. im 
 \ctir M.ijeltN, or ehi' voi'r Pr.ii,ely Mind, .-.n I the 
 true meaning ol the tlueen's bn'batla.'or, f.r w:rit of 
 .1 goovl Iiiterpreii r, was not well uni'.erltci d ; ar.d hov/ 
 thinkfiilly thcQiicMi's M.iiclty did receive your Hieh- 
 nels'sCoininen i.uijns and I eitcrs tent by your iSla- 
 lellies Kinbalfadov, and how graeioiuiy ll'.e g.ivc Inni 
 audience fundry times, tiling lum with lech Honour in 
 .ill Points ti.ir the lake ot yoi r Maielty. her iovmg 
 Hio'her, as the like was tii vir liiew.d to an\ i-irballa- 
 '!or in our Realit: ; and how hi'i'o. 'tab's with t"dl .-^n- 
 fwor 111 .-illih;ngs, heiMaielty difinillod him, "."iien he. 
 hi.l tinilhed ail youi L'lincelv .Ml.'.iis as it Uenied ) 
 loins own content, may appear by a Cen li.at . lately 
 lent with hvr Maieltics 1 titers into voir Hipl'iief, 
 by her iMelfeni'.er l{;l—t Ik::,', and ItcrM letly di.; I'e.p- 
 pcile that your fciijiallador ^ou'd ha\emadc rer.vt. ac- 
 cordingly, and th.it by him your H-jh-.eb w,.ii.,l li.avc 
 bccnfatist-.ed in all things, cherwife (I'...- \euu!d ha\c 
 I'ciichcv tiiiballitdoi with lim: un.cj yuu; NhvcPv a- 
 
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 The Hmlujiy of Mr. An. Jcnkinl'on /o RiHlia. 
 
 i. ib iVlOnp. 
 
 ' I I. 
 
 i:i: 
 
 ' »K.tin, hilt nnwhct Hifihticft^wrcciunn ih«i your Ms- 
 ' iilty IS iKii full) riiivluil 111 yiMir l'rinn'l> AlUiM, lui- 
 ' ilii'i liy iiiiin • I{m.I f" liif I linlmclji I inlMllliiliir, 
 ' nil liy \.. r .'Wii I iiil'ilLl.!.'! / (ci V.n oi, imt yoiliy 
 
 ■ luT M.initi'j liinii linl I'V ilir t'.ii.l ,1'ilu-i, .iihl .il 
 
 ' If) iiiiilviii.iihliiif! V'Hir pn.it ililplcaliiH' tdw iu!» Sir 
 
 * H'.'l. imuir.ft jiklli • C,iiiii|Uii\, Mi.'uh.lni> tr.iiti k- 
 ' .iin iM yi rfXiiiiMi.iiii^, li.iiluli II cJii m><ul ID Uiiil iiir 
 ' *• til ^ I'tcliiH iiciio >c'ii Idi.l I mi'iimir .iful (mcii 
 ' Uiiki.', .11 well Willi y.ju' i Iiv'IiiuIVn tiillimiul loiuliiti ; 
 ' V"!'' '"'■"i '•'> Artiiis, .!» alfiM.) k'Uiw ilic mil i.iiiU 
 ' of vmr M.ihltKs laiiUlili'loarircttiw.iril' tlii' r.iulli..ii- 
 ' I'.iiiy I (' Miuli.iri>,.iiiil I ..ill. r Mill .iiuliil ii i- in.inh.u 
 ' .ill lliiiii;. mill II licli.ill, .Iihl .u.oriliiiH to iliiir iim 
 ' Mi-.UI iij;. , Idi Iki Hu< ilM* il til |n|'|'.,l, yuiir .Ml 
 
 ' ii'lliis liulifjiiiiioiitii pi.mcil i.icliir tti'iii tlictvil .111,1 
 ' talk- Kiyuit. nl' \mii' l.i'c h.iilviir.i.lDi in /»,.;•" \ 
 ' .111.1 c t' liiili «i Uil IVilMiMif mir .i\»ii N.iiioii ivli 
 ' ilriitlKrc III ^ull^ I li.;iul. 1 D'liuiimMi., l^ilvU m lui 
 M.ijii'y .nil! iluii GmmrN, ihiii li'iii any inll IKUil^ 
 ' iitilic 1 1 .1 Mi:i\liaii'>, vvIm iicvti w,l iii;ls ilii.i'H'.l 
 ' MMT 1 li:;limlV.^ I)il| wifiin-, [lit i.iilur la\i>iiriii ,ill 
 ' tlinr Oiiiin-saii,!, .M iiMii'.- ; .in.l liim- ilir lirlt tiiiH' i.f 
 ' ilic r tiirii. kiiii". Ill V'l" .Maiul f* l'"i"iiii'iii'<. vvliuli 
 ' 14 now t) Ytau ilio lii.l .Mn.aiii!* ha o I'l'cn, aiul 
 ' Jrf alwa s xe.\\, aiiil williun iiiily m Icrvc yoiir 
 
 ■ Hif'.limis uitli all tliiiij;* innt lor yo'r Inalury, in 
 ' turn- iif IV.iitoi NVai, m iUM|'1!c "t all llii; Hiimuis 
 
 * ( alilio' the I'linic* nl ilit hall .Seas win av^rciil u> Hup 
 ' the V. '1.1 : aniiilic Way totlif .Vi !■<•) aiiiUun- IhohjiIi! , 
 ' aiiil ilo iMinp trimi tiiiii' loiimi- liuli Coiniiu >lilii» in 
 ' your Hi^liiifls, as hir Maitlly Joih imi Uirtcr tii he 
 ' ir.inli'i iicdiirili I'l hir Kialiii lo .my nilu-r I'liiKciif 
 ' the \V'.iriJi aii.l uli IS uriMt L^U'fsthc f.iul .Sii (( './//--») 
 ' liiiit-i w;tli h« C Diiii'iiiy, liivc r,illaiiul it late 
 ' Voai sill this lia ie, a* mil hy Siiipwra. k as hy falfe 
 ' .Se'vaiiis, n n .iiMkitly krii.uii ; ami whit Seivietlie 
 
 ■ fill Coini'iniei Sli p^ .li.l iiiiio vniir Maielly agaii.tt 
 ' your tiieiiius, two Vi ar^ |'.ilt in f-'oiiii- m ilie .N.mi-, 
 
 part heme tow.irJsnur Botilcri of NVi>iii(rii,/| wc iji,. 
 
 iiiitni\e \mi aiilwei nut yiMir ilifpatili lure, hut v,.„ 
 
 llial|)'ol„ii,e aiiiliarrs Im us.ii ihe wiy, wlnre wc 
 will lliurtlyioiM, aniiihiiiynii l*-.all kii iv cur I'l, i 
 
 liiu ami hue yiHit Difpai.h Ami M I w.imIiI„ii(|M 
 loiiiv l.i.l(.'iiiR. iiul the (.me ,lay ha i a Oiiimi r>.ui> 
 I'.HII, lent iiH liiiiii Ins Mmity, \siili ilivir^ l.rt, it 
 l)riiik, aiul 'ho ilay Inllowuii.; U iin{ ihe imhi.t ,i/,, ,, 
 atMiiliiii.iM «aiiieioitie tiuin tin .li:il V. le an , til 
 lopi.! Ill me the hiiiper.iin'i I'liaUiu >va«, 1 ih.iili, J,,, 
 iiieiiu'.il, ih| im.iwatiK a t,it> la.le.lOivcr, j. , .\|,i,^ 
 li.'iiiVi/ ./i, ,111.1 ihtr^' 1.. taiiy hisHi.nneK> eomm,' ui'.!*," 
 I'l I Ha.ei.iK.il V ,:m^, <oMi:eslii.li\'(/M' . ' ,]; 
 
 I neii irmlinj; my liiterpietit m the Siirtarv, | ,,. 
 • iiuilut hiiii 1,1 ijii-u hsFauuii loour Mir.haiiiMiiilmi 
 >iile«, will. Iiihf\ lli.iiiKt have ii l Jlioiitiiiiicnc in n.v 
 il liM. I ; Willi aiilwereil, lli.i llity llmuM k well ii 
 liirejil hi, Immiiii mall. Ami lorilnuili r.iM.., 
 wile hm II, e with a linitlciiiaii iii miuh Ct " e, 
 I'.ittiti)' lii.iii S.ij.iti, I .itii\i\l jt »j/,i , the 
 
 i.il. 
 
 II . I !» 
 
 >' ill {A 
 
 W".',wlhii I r. i,i:| i.eilliH the litli cif H.n. 'IIk,, | 
 \sa>Uiii l,,i i.iio I e iiiiiD hi> .\hi|ill\ in the laij \ ,■ • 
 hIuh larrnej ilic it.th, aiiJ on ihe illli was aiioiii- 
 e.l to .(line ri) tin Sivrciary, who at our meiiiiiK lalii un- 
 Hi me ihtle WorJs. 
 
 ' Our IjiiJ EniprmiiranJCuat Diikr, h.iili ii.jt i niy 
 peiiilAJ iheCiiiiTn's iSlaieltie-. I.ittiri lent hy \,n, ,,,1 
 thirehy [er.eives her niinJ, as well toieliinj! iluii 
 I'liiuely Attiiis, a> all.) Iiereariielt ti.|iieU iii the.NUi. 
 
 ■Jianis hJialf, I'ut hath alio svell pi luUteil yi.ur 
 WouK, aiiil thcief re Ins Maielties I'lealiire u, lim 
 yiii let me iiiKierllaiul what Siitrs vmi have tn hhhc 
 111 ilie Meriliaii'sheliall'. oi otiurwil'e, hei.iiiie toni,.i. 
 riiw\oii rfiill have avals ai;a'ii iintoliis Hmlinels, ,i,„| 
 lliall have t'ullaiilwer in all iliiii)',*, wiih your Jifpa-Ji 
 
 ' awa; . 
 
 1 hen after lont; ('(iiili III" c hail with Ir.ui ff ilun, 
 wli.ti they fiuj'.lf with the l-iiii I of l'...i'(./'.> hice hoot- Mattirs, I j;ave linn ni Miitinn .eitaiii I'liif .•\riii|,i 
 CIS, hmnmi! the lame, an I ilayiiii; the l'iop!e, aii.l , 1 1 Keipielts, ssli:ih 1 li.ul Jrawn oi,t leaJy as Ki 
 Jeliveriiigas many aj were taken alive iiiiiu y.uirCiap- lowetli. 
 tain at the .Wiiv, I trull yimi HinhinlSiluih not to;-- 
 jjtrt. H'litrefori' mult ni>'.luy I'riiiie, the I'reiinlcs ' 
 I onliilereil, the (iiceiis mill txielleiit Maielly yo, t 
 loving Si(>er, Jothie-iiiell your Hiphnef, to reltorethe 
 
 Till Quern's Ma)el!les lojiielt is, th.iiit wfii!.l 
 _ ' pleale the Impiuiiriu let iiie know ll;e luH 
 
 ,aiile (i| 
 
 laiii Sir /I'l/j.im (i.i ii; with his Company to your ' ("'"f anJ In, Compniv, win 
 I'nniely labour apaiii, anil their Priviieil^es for frtp ' to ilnir knowleilye. 
 
 #r-i i_ ._..*'-, .,1 1 « '.., 1 ...i- ^'. I l..,l .. I It • ■! l ' I 1 . 1 .■ I 
 
 III-, (treat ili.phafuic falltiiii| on Sii IC. ,..i,n 
 
 o iieser ileliiviJ the fan 
 
 traffick, with y.sur .le. iill.niej (iocitiief, anJ Jiillne,l 
 tn he III iiiitrej niito tliem ihioupliuiit .I'l your Ma- 
 |i.rties Uoiiunii ns. as ah rrtime ; aiiJ that the fame 
 may Ih: linnilieil hy your I'liikily Letters ilireclej to' 
 the Oltuir, 111 all plae^, .my Coninuiiiiinent i.r| 
 
 II. ' 111 II II woiilil pilule liiiHi;;ljntf,|iot to j^ivc rt- 
 ilittu lalli K(|orishy luih a, fcik to low Unlti.toii, 
 .-iiiil hreak I rifnJlhiphctwixtthe Q,iieeii'sHi^hne.iai.J 
 hiN.\l.i|illv. 
 
 III. ' rii.u it woukt I'leafc hisMajelly to tceciicthc 
 
 ' Rtllraint from your Hij',linil-i.i ihctoiitiary notwnh-,' la'il .Sir //; /(,:>h(„i,.i7 with hu luiiipans into h^la 
 
 llaniliiiii. And furihr, that it will picale your Ma- 
 ' )Clty not to j<iie i reilit to lalfc Repoits ami imlriie ' 
 ' J)iii;;4eltionsof fiieh ij are hnemies, an.iliiih aMieither ' 
 ' would have imitii.il Amity lo contiii'ic letwixt youri' 
 ' Maiellies, nor yet entenoiulc U'tw »t \ our Count lies. : ' 
 * Aiil as to fitch Relscis of oi rNat:oii,a^ H^ilph H:ir:.-> ;ui,l 
 'others, who he fjihiip lure in yOiir Hifjhnel, n Do- ' 
 
 ■ niinionf, feekiir;to low l)iileniion>hetwixi yoiirMa-,' 
 ' leltieshv falfeSurmiles, Ipeniliii'.; assay their Mailers'' 
 ' llorjils riiiKiPllv, atut will not .'onie home to j;i.'e up ' 
 
 ■ their Aiioiini'', advair iiii; tllell:ltKl^. to he .Meuiiants, i' 
 ' an ! jh'e tcsftrse your 11 nhm h sviih all things lit lor ' 
 
 \ iir 1 riafiiry, svlien .is u;.!eid the; .iie ot no eredit, 
 ' not ahle III tlieinlvises {mfi yoni Maielly an. .Service 
 ' at all, the Qiiceii s 1 |ij;hiiels K.pielt is, that it would 
 ' pleale your Mijilty « > eoniman.! that fuvh I'erfuns 
 ' nia/ Ik delivered unto nie t.j he e.irried liuiiie, Icll hy 
 ' their rcniaininj; lure, and praCfiliiii", with huh as are 
 ' ii'il your 1 hithiuh'.. Irieiuls, then ev.l Doiii;4h may be 
 ' ai.iufe lieKaftei to withdraw yovr Goodnels lioiii Sir 
 ' i; '.,/.. nil i;,: ,r; and his Li mj-any, who ha e true 
 ' meaning iit alltheir Uomgs, ami are ready to ferveyour 
 
 H;i;iiiiels at all nines ■ Uiing manv other ^Vords to the 
 a.i\aiKeiiient of vniii C.'iedit, and the dift^raemg of your 
 hiieniiis, and lo I en.leii lor lliat time. 
 
 Then fiul his i\li|eliy, ' W'e have heard you, and 
 
 vjill . onliler of all things luriher, when wc have read 
 ' tlio Qu^ein-iir Silters Letters : I'j vfrcm I .itifmieil, 
 ' 'Ih.it I litppokd his M.iielty rtumld by thole Ix'tters 
 ' uiKlerlinul h' r Highneis's tuil mind to his Contentati- 
 ' im, .III I svh.it wanted in Writing, I h.ad eredit to 
 
 ae.omp'nli in Word. Whctrwith his Maierty fee.ned 
 ■o ie wc.l I'leafed, andcomni.iiKled me to lit down; and 
 jfter pawling a ssnilo, his .\1aielly faid, ' It is now a 
 
 titne wl'i.li wi- fpend in lalling and Praying, being the 
 
 vV-ek fv.foie/'/' ■'. and hecaufi: wc ttiall jiortly dc- 
 
 nir ai,,iiii, and to rellur. ilieiii to their tinner Lri 
 siU'pesaiid I ilrrties, h)r liee liaffi. k in, and tin..' 
 and out of all his Al.iiellies Doimir.onc, in a:, ain,ic 
 ni.iiinfia; .ihireimie, a.\-oid:iig to his I'lincely lettcis 
 of i'.uihee and .VuilloniidCiondnels. 
 
 IV, ' I'h.ir it would pleafe hi> Higlme'sto prar.t, 
 that the fa;d C'oinpaiiy of M rehants may Iwve Jultia- 
 ot all his Suhieds, as well loiMoiiey owing lo tliriii, 
 .IS other their CJiU'l, and lii|i.ties, thi-o-'ghu'ii all his 
 p.jinmioiis, liiriijed lime the time of his DilpUa- 
 lire, during ss huh time, the .\leiihanis wcrt form'i.y 
 Icicre Jiilli e to nnfwer all Mens Demand:,, hut ilie.rs 
 to ildiiot he heard. 
 
 \'. ' Alio that III, Majefty would underlLmd th.it nia- 
 nv Oehtsare owmg to tjie laid Meriluntsly dinTs 
 ol hi, Nol'iliiy, wheriof pan aie in di uiiie, .md 
 foine exL.iiteil: and thai the fiid Mer. hairs knuw not 
 how to be piidand aiilweredthe lame, except hisHyh- 
 nrl.pity their ,a!e, and eummand fome order to bf 
 taken therein. 
 
 VI. ' 'ihat u would pleafe his Highneft. to conuiui.d 
 that the faid Mer. liants may he paid all fmh Sum ot 
 Sums ol Money as are owing and duo unto them hy 
 his Maieitv, tor Ware.s, as well /■,/_!; (//,) as .V'.i/i.ii;', 
 taken into hi. llighnels's 'Ireafiiry by hi, (Itlluts in 
 limdry placesithe long forbcaratK'c wheieof liaili hocr. 
 and IS grca; hindranee to the laid Company of Mcr 
 ihanis. 
 
 VII. That loine /;',^'.'i//.' Merchants now in l'e>ji'. 
 would have .ome to .v/(r.i.-cH lalf Year, but that thi- 
 Ship with hiineofour Mcreliaius and Manners ap- 
 poiiiiid to go tor them, was Itopt at .-/;//,i<«h by !.;.• 
 Highnels', Captain there, to the great prcudiee of the 
 faid Meuiiants : whereh-ite it may pleale his Majeliv 
 toiJue;! hia litters to liis Captahis at Aibr.c.Ki atiJ 
 
ia. Lib ivlt-liip- '^- '/"-^^ FmhAifv of Mr. An. JcnkiiiJon to KnfliJ. 531 
 
 of lNVlKV^f(l,/j ^( jj|p_ 
 
 ifl'.llvli luTk'. Imii ^,„ 
 II it.r » (V. \v!u„ «, 
 1 \\x\\ kfi w Mir I'l. , 
 Aii.l lo I w.iMli(,„iir,.t 
 y lui .) iJiiiiKt r..uU 
 
 NVIlll lIlVlK ll 111 I I 
 
 ni{ llii' j^ilK.f ,w,( ,,^ 
 tin .liiii Viitrnv, III 
 iiitc iva«, 1 111. iiM ,„,. 
 
 lU li'.Uj'ivcr, |, , ,\|.|,.^ 
 
 > comiiiy, \x,\. 
 
 '•■HiitiK- ,.„,,. I 
 
 Ifiiin i/f.i' , 
 ' ilu' St. r.t.irv, I I,. 
 I our Mii.li,iiiiMiiti,ui 
 iliiiiitiitiiusc ill „,,. 
 Iu> lliOuM k well i|. 
 I l.iriluuiji lV,it.|„,ii, , 
 10 lunJi cl II !■, ir ,| ll, 
 J' '>',. , ilic 1 ,1, ,^i 
 jStliol If,,.. -Ii^n J 
 dlv l.i llic laij \ ,:.,r, 
 
 ilii' I :ili \M< .ij'ioin- 
 ai our inciting uij m,. 
 
 It Diiki', li.iili ii,,i (iiiv 
 tiiri li'iit I'v \iii, ,,, I 
 ■i well t(v, iliiiij! t|,,„ 
 itll ii.|iiill in iliiMiT- 
 I Will pi ikIcicI jiiiit 
 ■Itiiv I'k.iliirc 11, lim 
 
 l("i Voll ll.lVl- 10 IIKHC 
 
 rwiCi', In 1. 1 nil- 111 111, ,. 
 iimoliis H;ii|iinls, .in.l 
 C*, Willi your kliriMj.li 
 
 >il ivitll luitl ff llllin 
 
 I'lijiii I'liil Ariidii 
 vvii 01. t icaJy js 1^,1 
 
 iqiieU IS, tli.it It ivfiiM 
 III let Mil' kllinv the iiilt 
 tjlliiiu|nii Sii ir..i'.,im 
 itver ilckiviil tlielaiiic 
 
 Ir'JiiKf'.noi If) jjive .re- 
 
 ■ik to low l)lllilll till, 
 
 e Q.iieeii'jMiiihiie.4ai;J 
 
 Majilty to ieaiie;;ic 
 i Coiup.iiiN inio liiNF.i- 
 
 I to their turn ei In- 
 I'l.iffill 111, .iiiJ tlir.)' 
 inm;uii«, in .li .unjic 
 to Ills I'liiKcly 1 1'tifis 
 iii.liielv. 
 
 II • Hij;Iuics to prant, 
 luints may Imve |ult:^e 
 .loni-y owing lo tliiiii, 
 .s, tlii(i"(;|iu'.ii .ill Ins 
 
 tune of Ins Dilplia- 
 .iili.inis Wirt foim! |.y 
 i Utiiuiiili, lull ihi'.rs 
 
 III iinilerlbnd th.ir iiia- 
 .1 Menlunis I y diurs 
 
 aic 111 ill laiiii', .Mill 
 111 Mcr, liairskiiinv int 
 lame, except liiwHii<h- 
 laiiJ loiiiw- unlet to bf 
 
 Hifilinef, to I'oninui..! 
 e pai.l ull Uii-h Siiiii o: 
 ii<i line unto tlieni dy 
 
 til l:/y^i/t' M S' :lil.)ll-, 
 
 ifnry by lii^ Olliati m 
 iK'e wlieieiit'luili Lver, 
 aid Company of Mi'i 
 
 eli.ints now in I'e'Ji', 
 III Yiar, Init iliat tin- 
 una aiiil Manners ap- 
 (ipt at AiliMim ll) I.:.' 
 ; i5reat pre'iuliie ot' tln' 
 nay pltale his Majrliv 
 lanis at ylihr.c.m anJ 
 
 <i' i>A 
 
 ' '',(;«i', to falfi'rivir I'c'ipl.- |i' paW wiilt their Ship* 
 ' Dark*, w'. 4111I 10 Ic Ul'uy ciiiidtiCtcil ii|oii (be 
 
 \lll. ' TI1.11 wliiTrtit hu'y fi.f McrchiiiM lOinlnH 
 ' ('nm .S"rHi.-4», have Ueii •!■ uiol I'y hi« Maieltns 
 ' C. Itoiiier^ l""li at t' , IX mil .(/? i , where tin') 
 ' wire lilt. e. I top.iy C'lltnm. al.li'i' I'le I' 1.1 iiolu' .I | 
 ' tlie r \Vare«, the fiiit C'li.l.jiinr* (;^.i..t 111; more than I 
 ' was. Ill ■, iiii.l I .r wan- 1 fn ,t Mnney, tnik Wan •• ' 
 ' nil. ll e».ei.linj> tlii'ir ir\l. . i nil in. aii.l k. pt tliel 
 ' Ciiiie as a I'awn : 'lli.'.i •. iiiiy there)''!.' (>!■ ali" hs; 
 ' 11 ,;liiii''. 1.) ilin :l hi«(.ii',t .11. r« t ir.lk.rr aii.l liii.l tli.' 
 ' iii.l (jio '» to Ml r-, the Meiihaiin payinf, lu.h C'l- 
 ' I'.iiii as hiN M.iiciK ll'alapp tut. 
 
 I\ ' I III' it wuiil.i p' ife his I liiihiiel's to iii.iiit th.itl 
 ' ilieC'ivnpaiiy in,iy el'.i' 'il.iheir I rale at '.■/,•>..;? , .iii.l 
 ' that liiihWaiiMn llialiliil'i.iiij'htnni 1 1 oui Country ri' 
 ' tm liK I'realiifv, may lieloukeil ii|i)n an.l reitive.lby 
 ' h 1 Ortii-eri ihere; nn.l that lis Ma|i(l.cs IVopIc 
 ' iiallii kinp Willi Kiir .Mir.haiits iii.iy I'Mm; ilnwu iliiii 
 ■ (ii)"lst()(. I'M :;■ , whiu'.'v the ' ■',' /' avm.him ytear 
 ' ti.i ilileaii.i .liir.{e, iiiiiaiipnn ip, ih.ir li.vi.s lilar, 
 ' liny li'll till ri<iieli.'ttir cheap, to tliitj.nelii oflnsMa- 
 ' ) llies .Sill lei't.. 
 
 ,V. ' Tiiat the wliiilo Tra.le 
 
 fioin 
 may 
 
 ■ /,'f aiiii oiliit 
 I ttaMiltieil It 
 
 ' C ii|i;riei 1 lynil iliu t/-,/ 
 ' .III .i.ai-. 
 
 \I, ' .An.l liir.il'iii'.li as it pU.ifeJ h.-. .\li;.Hs iinme 
 ' il..ite'y.>t ll ill.- ll itniiii; of ,\/ / , to .onnnaii.i tli.it 
 ' li.e l.liil /■■,'; /■'■ Minl'lll's ll I'lllil ;.;lli- ii.a Nii'.i into 
 
 * Ins Tr. adir; tin ilu ir 1 illl'S Inl^aiii'il In ilie fa:. I lif, 
 
 ' wlu. h w.is a.iorJiii:4!y iI'ik-, .iti.l rho I'.itticiilars a , 
 ' iiini.ii'..l to if.oin ' Kii'.i Is A'lil alisve ; It may 
 ' plials' Ins I Imhnef" of liii a.. nllonieJ tivulnU .in.i , 
 ' I'll. I CleineiKy tccoiill.li'r 1 f the laii.e, Hi li tot;ue the 
 ' Coiniany To ti.n.li as 111 ill U\;iigO'..il 111113 Ins ftlajel'y 
 ' iHW.ii.l» tht.r If. I I.. 111-. 
 
 XII. ' That It woiilil pLaie hi<Hii;liiic!s m iiiul.iilan.l 
 ' iliat the tii.m ar tlie ea:neli.S;te .iii.l Ke;|nelt of ./' -, 
 ' ,i.M V.iioi In, iMiiliall.i lor, ili-.l not only parilon niiil 
 ' lor^^ive J w);,;. I !.)•.;■, hi, i.veit Dili.i e^ ai'aii.ll her 
 ' H'i;liiicf.ioimiiitti.'.l, tor hi.s Maiilh > fake nnl' , i nt 
 ' alio oiuininil ^iriC;'.':'/! '.'.(' ei with h nt.oo'p.ii y, 1,1 
 ' ileal favniiia'. ly With the laiil'.i ;•' in his '\ .■.impr-, 
 ' to whom he was pieatly inikliiil, and leiiii' tlieir 
 ' tenant, lietainul their Ijo.i.li in his Han.!s a Ioml; 
 ' time. W'lierenp'iii .Sit It'^Ui.im H.i ic ami lioinp iiiv 
 ' loiliiteil Willi till laid (il.\er, einlnii^ all t|iiii",s to IiIn 
 
 * eoiiiciit ., ami he w.i!, fiiuid to be iJibtor to tiie Cmn- 
 ' pany .iliove .pj. •-> Knbblr?, ativl boiin I hniileir by his 
 ' fuleinn Oatli .iiid his H iiij-wntm.;, 10 pav the laiiv 
 ' in.imdiately alter Ins retiiiii into /{//..i u-.tli the Iii.l 
 ' /ii./'.f.r $.,. .«, niiM the C.oinpanus A;;er.t there; IV.it 
 ' ahlio' it isnow two Y. iis pili iinxtlvj lai I Apreeniuir, 
 ' and th.it the .Agent hath olfen ivi]iielleJ the Money of 
 ' the laid l'irin.h, yet will he not pay the lame, bnt 
 ' niakis delay liniii time to time, alledi|iiip, that his; 
 ' Majelt) .lives Inni a i;ri u Sinn of Moiie;-, wiihoit 
 
 ' payment wlnteol he laniiot pay the tiiiipanv. lui 
 ' eoiirideratii'ii heieol, that it ni.iy plealV hii Higliiitf, 
 ' to give Older that the l.u 1 (.• -i 1 may be pai,!, an.l 
 ' that he iii.iy ild.harre Ins Debt tithe Company, aiub 
 ' the lather beianle lie found le. h Mercy and haioiir iii| 
 ' ;.,.i, ,1../ f.r W.i. .MaieliKs fake only. 1 
 
 \Ul. ' An.l KaMlnniih. IS /<••'/. y;-//!-.-, aRebilrothel 
 ' Qjieeii's Maielly, an Ineniy lohis Coiiiitty, an.! loSirl 
 ' i/'..',iV;,,/ (I'.ii.r. and hii Company, hath a l.aig timere-j 
 ' maiii.d hire, living on the .Spuas and do. .Is of the' 
 ' laid Merchants, wh„hhe wro;ii'lully deiaiiie 1 in Ins 
 ' Han,!<, till. irlly Ipei din;.; the finic, Jinini> the time 
 ' he w.is their.Seiv.mt, in.i w'.mlil ii' t . 'i:r.e b.nnie when 
 ' Ive was fen: lot ; and alVi be.aiife the (iiiicn d'XS iin- 
 ' derliaii'l, that the fa'd y^i / wiililiis .Adhcreirs, lee.% 
 ' by .ill I'llleiiieaiisto low Dili. nti. n belwixt then M.i- ■ 
 ' jeikies, and to oveithrow the 1 Kule ot tlie fanl Mer- 1 
 ' ehatit.s, hei llii;hnilVsfe.ineil is, that the lad ;<,.f% with 
 
 * hIsConiphies ir,ay be dcliveud to me, tube earned' 
 " li.iiu', and nolle other ot hei Maiellies Subieds, ii.'i' 
 ' beingof ilie Comp.iny, tobe Uitl'ered to '.raffi.k witli-j 
 ' in hii I lij'hnels's Uoninions, bnt to be delivered to; 
 ' their Ag.iit to be fen; lioine, bceaiile the laid .\ler-i 
 
 * chants Willi great Ch.ir^ii, and l.olles, both by Ship. 
 ' v/ra..k andn'otonsServ.iiits. did lirlllnulouttlrs'l'iailr, 
 ' and base continued the fame 19 Years to iheir great 
 ' hindiaiicc. 
 
 XIV. ' And whereas di\ers Artificers of our N'ati.in 
 'here in his Ma)eltr.s Servi'.c, are graved th.it they 
 ' cannot have l.i.eikc to d, part home nito thiir native 
 ' Conntry, the Queen's te.inell is, a. .oiding t.i hei 
 ' writiiijj ;n that Lth.t!f, that not OJily it wiilplealc 
 
 liiiMaiilly I'l perimi liicll A uii' ifs here icliilertt i."! 
 
 llie.StrMie 111 Ills Hi.(hiiel«, 'o havtt fletlil'tny ju 
 ' dcp.in anil i!>i lionv wi.hiin' il ihey rc.|iiill ihe fan.", 
 ' but .illo ih.'fe wlii.li ll.all lomt- her'att.ri.. fine hi> 
 
 Miieitv, 1(1 have itcvLiLctiy t()<li-panhkcMiit-4t tlit't} 
 ' Will an.l I leaf re. 
 
 X\'. ' I hit diirmn iiv. t'iMt;rt.iy «' Ci in ">», iticiul. 
 
 ing hi. Highiiel.s', i.leaf rel.'i in, t.itiiur ac efi, I ,if ,' 
 ■ 111) «.\iiii|iaiiy, witlitli.- Mii.ii.iiit»iherc, Wire ill nltd 
 I I'V 01,1 /(,/,.,, yoiii M.ijefiics ihief OI?i cr. wlo 
 
 ilillioiimii. ll me, an I linotc iif I'eojile, mil owi« the 
 ' l.u.lMit hauls iinnhMlHy t'J w,l| i.oi p i\ ijuin • 
 
 wl-.ii.fi.i, may i: pUjIt hi.s Hi'.hneh to leid jt.int'e' 
 
 man v iili 11 c to ' u i , ^.r , to en ;iiiic into his evil li. . 
 ' hauDur i.iwar.ls h 1 Maj. Ily and me her I mbaifi or, 
 
 * and to innilhlinn ,1, .,,i,| npiv, an.l that lie inav Ix 
 
 * l"i.ed|ii(,iy allihe Mutiey litewsiio llic laid Moi- 
 ' ll aiiis witlli.n; .!e|,iy. 
 
 \VI. ' And wheietis the Company ii.aring of (h« 
 
 ' Ktiiai dei'fh in li!« Maittlies Diii.iindis, bv lueinc 
 
 I lli'intl'i (i'lecii ( i.ot I'lherwicperni ft. d ) lu h f.ni 
 
 ' Ciiiain .S^:ps 1.1 Jen with (,'011 into hl!ll||^'l■,:lel>»Cf im- 
 
 ' tr) of Ur ■ , i.iilvr |i.r tlie K. Iiet 1 f his Ma|elt..» 
 
 .Snli|.cl»iliinii.i aii'i'Siii; yet ihe (r . ,1 \\'i|| i,| ibe 
 
 l.nl Metihinis lii,luiy iijjrded, lliey weie tiirbnl.leii 
 
 10 III; ihe lol (A\in, to ih'ii iircat d f.nirai'einent 
 
 hirealei toliiidany n OIL : Wh. rclifc n a;' it pleafc 
 
 * hill ghn.fbioai ept tli. (ionl W d of' he taid M.r- 
 ' 1 lian;s, as well in liii.i.iii; ilielai.l Corn a- in ,1 1 1, |„t 
 ' tliin(:s le.i.ly t . f.r.e IiimM-mIv. aid ou'i'..r|.ii 
 ' Dili' I ;, if D\.:.i to |crni!t tlie M 1 Jia;,:s to Is. I tl.c 
 ' l.iidC'.rn, without pa) iiijjCuitMii, 
 
 111. fe /itiile«l>einj! I'el.vere.l to ilic Sicu:.ir' , 1 rc- 
 tt.rned Kiiiiy I.I dgii g i then.'.- J.iv, I'liri; the i .th cf 
 M'i , I hi I waniinp ear'y in ih.- M, rntni: ;o I .. a: t onir 
 Iicissi:a ti n an.l etisen, ut whiih t.ni.', b" iii'; Lrrnrhc 
 Icloie Ins Ma'illy, who f.te fi.mptu. tilly 'app.ire.iej 
 w.th .'. ir ll (.1. wii iii'i 11 his Head, gam lli'd v.ttli pre- 
 dolls Stones hi., elilift S:ii li:irg I s'lii.ri, and m.-ny of 
 hi* Nobil tv abiii hull : After my I'.mv d.'iie, he .0:11- 
 iianltd me toapproaih \cry neat h.n\ and foukc aa 
 foiiows. 
 
 . ;../.• ).., the Queen r ur lo\ ing Sifters I etter. v.«e have 
 I a led tn be tranliafe.l, and ilu w..li 1 ndertland i!.o 
 fime, and of all ili:n.:s ;•,■■ well ! ;■ "^ ...... '. .■., ; ■,• 
 
 w.irdol Moiiili I'V yon to lis de. larcil, v ; have u..f 
 sinlidete'l, and do peueivc that our fe.iet MiUJgc 
 lino )oii "iii.mittc.l, w.,j done trnly a..r-ritir,!'. tooiir '..■' 
 mind ( .iliho' wc wir. i:.!veitiicj tu ii:<: cotitratv ; ^', ' 
 and now we ate y yi..u fully faiiiliii. And when wi p: 
 lent our Iinhill.i.lur into I.' 1, a/..; a!>oiit our i;reat inj 
 Wiiiilui .Alfairs, loc.riiliide lielanic w:th the Queen 
 our Siller, he could end ii"t!ini;j lor w.int ot' li'i. 1 Al- 
 linaii.e as wai. i.-.]uilite in I'iiikh) Aii.o'.. a.c; rdii.g 
 to tlie m.iiiii.i ot ail C' unn... iiit wai .'.iimilfid unto 
 u.i again, w.tlil eit'.rs ot l?r.alU;tiCf, .in.' no hmbff- 
 la.ioi lent wi h li:in from ihe Q een, wh; h can'ed us 
 to thii.k that D' r run ely ."illaiis were httlc reijtrJed, 
 wh nuith we were .it ihtt time n.ii.h prievi'd ; tot 
 whkh .jule, and t..i the esi! iihavu.'.r <f your 
 Met. hants here ( w!;ij have .livers ways tian'.'sMelfed 
 an.l broken our Laws, living Wilfully iiiali thtlr Do- 
 m;.;s we did lay our lie.ivv dif,'le»;'iiie upon them, anil 
 did take away trom them tluir I'm ilig'.', cominaiidiiig 
 that ;he fame iliroLghoiit all cur Uoiiiimeiis, ih'iuM 
 I e VI id and el ivneelie-t, and •.heiciipiiii;i.: wiite to 
 thcQiiien o .r Silki icn h'ng o"r (.ir;cf-. 
 ' .An.l now her Highnti* hatii fnt unto ui apain yoM 
 herbmballid. r, w.th herhsiing l.ettivs and f iliuind, 
 svhiih we il.) ih.iiikfiilly rcieiv. , and ate therebv filly 
 laii--lie.!; .Ainl If' niife .hii I'lr,. ely a:i.i Secnt .Atfa;is 
 were not nirlhed to ( in .ot!'ent:it our time ai pciire.l, 
 .u.oriinij'. to oui ex(!e.-!ation, we do m w have ctt al« 
 thole mailers, and Ui them ahde I -r a time, feiaii;c 
 oui iiind isnow changc.l, but luriatV.r, mIich o. an- 
 on lliall move us to die like, we will t':(n talKol iliolu 
 matters aj;.uiij an.l lin.eith.i.tli pieaUc. the C\ em our 
 h.Miig Sua", tof.ii.l ii.ito I .s at this lo-liRt, anddith 
 deliretoion:innem tiieiulll.ip wiih it- for ever jv^h.vh 
 we do gi'.u lonlly accept aiiii w.ll;ni;iy a;.>iec to tl'« 
 lame) we of 0111 Cioodtut's f.r her lliithiielV» fake, 
 will not i.iih fi. Ill henccloith |utasvav and lotpet all 
 out dilpleafurc towards Sjr J/ ■..';.'.-!»;i t. ,:•'.•. ami las 
 Company . astlm loev hadn. vcr of .ndedus; hit will 
 a!li) nll.iie ihim 10 lien I'iuiiege:. and I ibeit'is'ii anJ 
 tlirtr.gh.,.nt allo.i I'oniiniim?, and we will liui.il'y the 
 fine b, o.u' I.ett.T^, t.i ..!! lowiis.-.n Cides viherethc 
 l.iid Meichan'.s d.'ti.i'K.k, and wdi ihc.v tl:cin fa\. nr 
 
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 j% i.iiti,ci!v, It ihty tUtltvi not the ..iiitMiv: ^i'>' 
 ' il thr (^juMtOMf Sillvi liaithn lent ihiv .■/iif<«» inn" 
 ' mat ilu«i'rili'i«, <i.i\l Knii*« wlui w»- llii"il.l h.i*- 
 ' .1. iw i.iiIk' III I Mri.li.iirs 01 wliiilu'V vu- ihonl'l 
 ' h.ivci.al.i'ilha. Il mir IihIi.^imiiuii. 
 
 'I'Ikmi I ImniM UlVcilicil lii» MjuHv to In iiw lux >» 
 tlir I'liiii iil.it l>tt^ 11 I'' imiiimtcil hy ilic fAi.l Mt'ulniii . 
 .iml 'hfHrtiiiilofiNaiiKN, llut I iti (rjit l'»4''li' m iiiikv 
 ti'i'Kri ilim-nt t'j ilie<iiUT(i n\y MiKul'-iiii i I ii^U •iiJ 
 lit.r ilii'OiUiklin iii:|',lit l»iM' iiiil |Miniiliiitt-m tor ili'H 
 IVkh- • Mr .ihCwci..!, I i|i4>\iM iki know litem, K 
 litifc 11' liaili'iMily wii'Hi.l All Ori.iv » : tml liirllHr. 
 Ill riiik\lv to t'>rui\c, III. I .itlit t.uiiiilcilic 
 
 * liithf -jtli.iii,! itihArii>lc«,hi«,\ti|iftvwltl.i-ii»lKltr 
 i>l tlhilf Millet*, aiul lirir.irirr \»ill ii)<iul> In, I'limdy 
 I'll .ihii\' tliiii 111 
 
 M. ' I'll till' mil, j\ ti HI. lull'.! ,in linfiiiirv nivtii 
 iiiiiiihe I'id.tliir , «li.it (iiMiiKilii' ,\tcr>li.innluilb irm 
 111 ilicii I l.iil'i'* ,11 .^i / II, liii ,\U|illiit I'll iiiiu' w.n ig 
 iiii.li iil4ii(l ilu iiiiK', imlic Miii'iit lu' nii^ilit kii iw ilu- 
 
 li)'U'».i| .ill Vuiii'iis.ii iliii ctiliiii, hill nut t' I null 
 ri'ltlltllinil, l>l'i4lll«: II WAtdlkl'l (lulll)!, At|,| lliil t),c 
 hlllpttlHH «. 
 
 Ml, ' li» ilv nth, ci'ix'etninK T*"!'! f;Aii«, hit 
 
 M.iiiUy «.n iiiiiiriMil l>v I111 Hinli.ill.iilor, iif' ilm 
 
 (iiivTlM i^ii;it Mitu .iiiil ('.li'iiitii, \ iiiw*u|, ilif |,,,| 
 
 th.it it\v,i«i»ii rim\lv to f.iritiNC, in,! .itlu t.uiiiilcilH' ^ ' "" . I"i In* (,lk», win. Ii \u\ Manlh ri'iiivi'il ni 
 
 I'.mio, \vluti'l'> lior M.ti'l»u'»ilil|'tcAliiri' mmlii Ull 11^-'^ V"»i |,"r. I'm "lut .'Vuu'tiiii'iu m iK.iiii'j'i vhh U. 
 
 Dii lliiiii .11 limiici N'llvMihiiiii.iiin;, I .ilicrwauU >4nii''' twicii .Nii tt, ,i..>ii i; i,,i .nul lu, tmiii.i'v, ,iikI t|:w> 
 
 t" kinw l.mw lit iluDi, l'\ mliir iiu'iif 
 
 'Hull 111* Ml .It) I inii>liii|;, l,iiil, * As to tlir At 
 
 * iuI.mH' Ki'.iiidl, KirKi'iiiiiii; ilii- iSUr, liiir. AlLiin, 
 
 * will. Il v'.'ii ^l•llcul,l^ ili'livcriil in mir Sautiiy, »i 
 ' li.i\<- ii.iililii I'.iiiu', .111.1 ,ip|'oiiiii',limr .Si, nuiy imlf- 
 
 ' ll.llV lllllOMllI 1)111 nun. I, .111,1 .IMHM'I lllr I'.lllii' j .liul 
 
 * I r. .11 II' wo iri'imv ii|i)ii mir |iiiitni-y i,nv.ii.l« niir 
 ' ll'f.l.H, ,111,1 111 ill ilipnl liiiiic ill 'itly, WL' tvill till 
 ' iiiil> »iiii in ilii <iiiciniiiii |in ir^^ Silli r. ynl' Miltur., 
 
 * wi'll inir I lUirs. .111.1 lull iiiiii,| ! y wnr.l .il iiiniiili, 
 ' li'Uiliiii'.ill Miiir Ki'ijiicM,, ,iiul vviil f'.M'l .1 ili'nili'iii,in 
 ' nC mil 1 li'llUilil In mii.liiJl yiii 1,1 y'Ui Slii|,«, .iiul 
 
 * nC mil (JiidiIikC, will ",nc ymi Viiluilv Kmh, Mim, 
 ' ,uiil I'lit linilis, .i» iiiinv .1* y(i;i llml mcl ; ,iiiii llicii 
 lr« .M.iiiliy It.iiuliii.n I'l', .111,1 I'liiiiii^ nil hi'. ( ,i|', Liul, 
 ' (il\i' nut llCllly l nlllllU'lnl,lllOI\s 111 nlir liiMlil- .SilKl' 
 
 * <i,c.il I. I,-', r.-", iiiitn wli.,111 \u' Willi li'iij; lilo ,in,l 
 ' ll.l|'|< llUMl'i i aiiil lliili'Witll islcndt.l Ins ll.liij (nr 
 nil' Ink. '\, .imii'Vim ,\iii!i.,l liii ,V'ii liiiinc l\ lum, to 
 K'ikI iIu' liki' C'i)iniiuiul.ii;i lis u-liuli lie ilul, xvImIc 
 lliiiit lliktuil'. killi.l, .111.1 then i,iiiliii(( nil' m luilnun, 
 III' i.in^iiMikkil \\'iiii. ,111.1 ilui'ii liiit> lit' iliiiik in Ik' 
 l'ii'»(;lit, whit. iif 111 p.ui- iiic to ilriiili wuli lui own 
 li.inil, .m4 lolJi'i'.Aitiil. 
 
 Till' next il.iy I u.is Ti'iit lor to ioni< i.) the V. ntarv 
 an,! MIC nihi.r nt tho Cnnnu! with liim, ulin at our 
 nKii'.tij; !,ii.l, ' W'c .III' iii'i'i ititiil l>y ihi' Lin|ii'imir to 
 ' j'lvo .iiil'wii III yiuir Ki'.|'Jilis iUIimiiI in vmiiihi;, 
 ' wlr.LliliisM:i|i-lly liiiiifill luih pirorai, anJ .iiilucu'il 
 ' an rulicivvi.th. 
 
 Iniil '.' I'l, tiruli,i' he own lino thi' 1,11' Kloi, lunt, 
 hu M.lfilt) fcliiiw, lint ; liitl 41 ti'i the M.ii. y whl.li 
 the l.iiil hrmii l.iiili uiiwii '" tir'o hiin 1 y tlu I min. 
 II, m, liu M,i|i'llii» I'lealuri 1., ilm lo niu h ,is llulfir 
 louii.liliu, ,111.1 riiwiiiit ii|'u|i\V imililiuiiil iiiiiiihj 
 Tfuiliirv, iiiit_n|'iln;riiiinl'|iiiM,iirtlio ilitVli.il. te, 
 lli.ill he |',»ij Iniiliwiili tnihcl.i;.! /■'"., anl iheicil 
 I* t'i)iteiti',l 111 lu. Mielly, aii.l '.isin tor n T re, at 
 .i|'|'iti.iimni; lint.) ;<i.(r,'. anil H-i' •, a.rniin'.r.l 'Ira- 
 iDM iiiitu lii> Hmhiiels iliitiiic, ilie tunc ii( IiimIm. 
 
 I '•• ,llllU'. 
 
 \lll, ' 'I'll tilt I jih Aitiili', ennii-rninp /('"• m ',0 
 iliiiveriil III. Ill M.u to W i.inii.i Inim, ihi' .Aiiiwu 
 w.i'., that ai lui Maully ivi'l im^ .leta.n ,iiiy /',».;'/y .•-«,•,( 
 iiiliis I iiiintiy. wli.) is\mI;>ii}! in I',') li' iiU', aLCntiliij 
 10 fhrtiiTeili Ke'lllilt, Inlir will not liM., i«\ In ik. 
 pall tl, II 11 iv.lliutf 1,1 t.itrv wtlihinij yit Ins Hij<liiit!',( 
 lolatisiv ilii <i'i.'tirsKujiiill, Kionii'iiii' 1 :it tin* pri' 
 lirt III lei'il tliel.iiil /(i /■; >(, ■/,-■ hniie will y. 11. .iii,l 
 ll,1tll .i'llllti.ui.ll\l tll.1l 3 I I'tti'l Hull Ir ur.tttli III liM 
 ,liii'l (>rtiiir,it >; '. , to Ciiiil ilie I.I il l{f'ier aiv,i|f 
 uilli Ipiel. Uiai lieili.ly lieVM'li vnii .iil' •.•■/.//• I.y s),,; 
 eiiiint' .»/<•. wiiliii'. t t,iil ; .iiul fniiihiiif;ihi' rclt ol yoiu 
 reijull 111 the lii.i Ariiile, his MaH'ltm p'cilmr ll.all 
 l'rlii{iiiHcil iiulie I eltet>ol' I'riMlii'.i.' I'.i.iiittd to tin 
 lai.l Mel. hams. 
 
 XIV. • I he 14th Anil le is praiitcil. 
 
 W, '"llic ivli ton, hiiii', /(•(/«, the fnipcro'ir 11 
 
 liill. hnf^'iiuled with hull, :inil wilU'riut ilnwn a din. 
 
 ileiiiainviili vnii iiiiii.liMri' in'ii Ins ill helhuinnr, a« 
 
 well lor Ipeakini; iiiili'. iiit Wnpls .ii;,\iiill ihe (ir.ecils 
 
 ' TO thi liiil l<i'i|iull it i« anrweteil, lli.it .ill his ' MaiilKas sou have .ille.liv il, as' allu ay. milt S'lii 
 
 ■* ' Ma ilties t-net and Dilplealiiie f iinw put i' aii.l Inr Ins Oiitrv^i sa);aiii(t ilieMeiihatits, uK'iitini.n 
 
 away trmn 1 lie ,Meu hail!. / ili.l t'rnss', I'eiaiile the 
 
 (.liKeiis ,\la)illv ili.l lint asimni'lilli aiut eiiil with Ills 
 
 l.iiii'ilKi.lnr, his Icerei anil wiijjhty Att.iirs, aunnlinr 
 ii»lii.e\|'eL'l. 'i . aii.l the prninili luaile l>y I', ih.uI 
 H'-ini'f, .\x Ills I'ciui; liiie, aii.l.ihn |,v Teafi'ii nt the 
 ill heliivmiir nt Mnr ,\li 1. ianis leliileiir here 111 our 
 Cniiriry, ,is lusiMajelly ili.l liunlell' yeOciil.iy ileilarc 
 lint, I Snil. 
 
 II. ' T'ulio leei-iui, his i\ti jelly willcil vnii tn iin.ler- 
 ftaii.l, th.1t he liailimit, mm will iint lurcat'url'i ninveii 
 fol'ieak Krii'ii.ltl,:|' with the Qiiien* .Maielty wiihoiit 
 Unn.lan,', ;li|t .'ivife. 
 
 ill. ■ Inthethir,!, Tiniaie iiifwercl I-v thi: rinpcrnur 
 
 li'iiiiill, ti\it Ills lasmir In the Men hams lli.ill he re- 
 
 Itoicii, ,111.1 tlif faille tn he kiinwn hy hii i^racimis I.et- 
 
 tiiwil I'm ill ■',. nnw a'^iiimraii'e.!. 
 
 I\'. ' In till ri.iirth, his Mamtv hath ennitTia,iilcil 
 
 that yoin Mei^l'.u.is here reliileiir ih.ill exlnhit aiiil (nit 
 
 ' 111 iviitini.', unto iiie his Waieliies ,Sc,iitary, nt all 
 
 th'i! (.n I, aiiil C'imi)-'iaiir-, asivellfnr Debts is lii- 
 
 ' pirics iilKreil 10 them lime the linn" of his |-lii;hiit'rs'i 
 
 iliri'haUne, aiiJ iliey ihall hise JiiUi.e trnlv a.lnii- 
 
 ' iiilir.'il throughout ail his MaietticsDoiiiininiii without 
 
 ' ilel,n,_ 
 
 V.' To the S'-h, his Maiel'v ilnth nor know any 
 ' I'l'liisiliii' iiino the .V'.er, h.iiits from any of hisNnWe- 
 ' ireii, ,is IS aMcilpe.i, aiu! wheihrr it he true nr no, he 
 ' kii .With not ; the 1 null whereof lunlk he tricil, aiul 
 ' tiiercipou aiilwef to le p.iv.ii, ami heirafter hw M.i- 
 ' iilly wMiild not have t.'ie .Mcrihams to mill his I'cnple 
 ' t.,n mill h. 
 
 \ 1. ' 'loihrfixtlK' isanfwcre,!, that his Majellyh.irh 
 ' loiiiiiiatule.l ii-ar 11 in lie nia.le. whatMoiny is owiui; 
 ' t I tilt Meridanis fur Wans uienul into his 
 ' Irealury, as m ihc Aiti.le, 1 innlt of ili, llnoks of 
 ' Ai.''iuiiislKinv;liiiriit 111 A/./,' ; ,iiKlfiiili a>isi|iie, and 
 ' I'mind nien to 1 L iMid, Ihilll.e I'.iid fonliwiih m the 
 ' Mer.'li.ui:s, rlit.i la.ti.r. or Sirsants, who Ihail eniiir 
 ' ti.r the laiiii; ; »t;d (hr paviTirnt nf the relV. Ins Ma- 
 ' jetties tiinlicr |''ealiirclliall U- lie.uluil h' le ilter 
 ' 'Ihc7;liiiKl gtli arc grauitvi. 
 
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 in the Aril, le : And ilu- lai.l luij •■ I euui found giiihy, 
 ' I'leinipriliiiKd and pniulhed by li vrre]ulii.e aieirJ 
 ' iiu'.ly, andal'ertnpiit 111 Siirniis rn anlwir the Fnije- 
 ' fniir s hii;li dil|"li.il'iire, orelleto U' I'tMight up like a 
 ' rrifoner hv the laid {nniliinaii. m anfwer his ( Mlemes 
 ' I'ehirc his Maiedv ; an.l Ins I lifihtiels doih ie,iuellih;t 
 ' the Queen wniil.l .lo ilv like iipcii Mi.l.Hri. 11 and -".I'l- 
 ' r, her .\lelleii('rr» Cent hithirtwo Ytars pall, and n pen 
 ' ,illntliiis f,,r ihiir ill hehavinui towai.ls his Ma|ellv, 
 ' ,is mav appi av ly l.ittLi, fmt hy /)i'jr/ Sil:f/lie fimu 
 ' his| li^hnels, hit I.y Kid ileiiiea:intir of fiich lewd IVr- 
 ' Inns, ilie hrniulll-ip i>eiwitinlii.'ir Majeltici liiiphi to 
 ' dm iiullu'il 
 
 XVI. ' To the 16th and lad Article, touchitii; tla: 
 ' Corn Iroui^ht 11 to tin' HiMpcmur's Douunioiij 
 ' I y the Mctih.int^, Ins Maully doth greatly coni- 
 ' men. I them liir lo mil doing, and hath com- 
 ' ni; ded tl nivi.' you a Inter forthwith in their 
 ■ hehalf, ilireeKil to his Ofiiicrs of Dniii.;, to futlii' 
 ' the laid Metihants to tell their Corn at pleafure, wiih- 
 ' out fiiying Ciiliom. 
 
 'Ihi's hninp received my Aiifwertothc i< Aniclei 
 Isy iiieexlnleitd In svriiine, with the Kirperour's I etieis 
 allnro ihe<iuceil, 1 theiitiijiierte.l that the new LttterJ 
 of !vivilev!e granted l>y his Highnels, might be dil- 
 pa.ehed thit I niightearry th.c lame with me, and a!iij 
 ilint In, h Money due kmIic Company, which h'.s Ma- 
 jclly had lOiiinianJcd luc to be paid, mijihi Le delivcuJ 
 to me. 
 
 Touching the Letters of I'rivi'epc the Sccrctarv an- 
 I'wertd, it IS nm pollible you laii have them with v^''' 
 till they mnft be hrllll.ewed tmhe Kmpen nr, ,uv.l then 
 three to I e wiitten of one Tenor, aicor.iinp to V"ir 
 reijuell, wlmh cannot be done with fpced, beeaiile hii 
 Ma'clties pleafure is, iliat sou Ih.all dcp.iit this Night 
 befoiehini, who renioveth himfcif to morrow ti sv.irJs 
 K(ri(r^iOil. but willioii' t'ail the (aid Letters 11, ail I e I' nt 
 after you with fpeeJ to <-(lmfgic, and asm ilic iMiney 
 yourcijuire, it tannoc be paid here, becaiUc wc have ii"t 
 
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 nicininp /{.»/• r> ; e 
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 iiV> li' im-, atinrJiiij 
 II not till.' a'ly loiiv. 
 mil J \it Ins Hixliiicu 
 I'lnti'iiiivl at tint pn-. 
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 lie I'l il /{I'lier iiiv.ijf 
 
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 w, till- F inpcro't u 
 Ifriu' ilowii a (iir. 
 ii. ill lvli.niiiiir, .It 
 
 .i;!.lin(l ihi' (iucciu 
 
 I'" .llll) .l('.lllllt \01l, 
 
 L'uli.iiits, iiicurmin-cl 
 
 '• I i'iil|ir>ntul finilty, 
 
 (rvcri'Jullhi- anirJ- 
 
 .iii(i.v<.r llu? Hiiipr- 
 
 I'ti-iifil.t up like a 
 
 .itifwcr liib ( )ltiiiii'5 
 
 liilijih icijmiltlijc 
 
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 I't.iispall, aiiii upon 
 
 owaiils his M.i)illv, 
 
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 iir r.f liiili ifwdlVr- 
 
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 rt'irlr, roucliiiiij tl.£ 
 'cruut'j Doii'.inioiu 
 Joih prratly com- 
 mA \\m\\ coin- 
 forthwilli in their 
 if Dn.iii, to fufiiT 
 at plialurc, uith- 
 
 no the \6 Ancles 
 Kiiifeniur's I ettcri 
 Imt the mw Liiterj 
 lis mij;ht he ilil- 
 wiih me, and a!lo 
 nv, v\hieh h;s M-i- 
 iiujiht be UeJivdi-J 
 
 the Secretary .m- 
 vc them with von, 
 iiiperi iir, iiml then 
 aieordirp to ynir 
 fpced, hcraute his 
 ip.Tit this Night 
 iiKirrow ti Av,irJ« 
 1-tttcis fl.all W- I' lit 
 il as to the Money 
 Ktjiilc wch.iv(. ii'it 
 ilic 
 
 Lib, i V ■ (^hjp. X. ' / fje/oy,iji^c of /\ rrliur Pctt WCharlcs Jacknun. 53£ 
 
 lh« flooki of Aii'iiiiiHi, fiir wi't «!• r.<il »c k' i^'V ni't 
 «vhJtto p«y : tvhereriirir u will t<r Mlt ih.it )nu fcml 
 uiicil ihe Mrr.hjiin alter -le i"ii.".'i. r to .^nf^rul, 
 iiiij I.I hiiii f> pair iinioiiwlKri', ai.'t iviilii'iil tail I wi I 
 imviill fiKh MuiH't attliall ' ipi'iiiii'ul liy hu Mi|'-'"' 
 10 nr p^ul Jl.rr ilir IttHiku Ikii, 
 
 Hill iliere Kin^ ii. ni ol' il.e (Jnii <iiic< SrrvjimN with 
 me, I rn|m(lril the .Sctridry 'hat I i> ijht |e«vf / ' ■...fi 
 my liiiiTjiffict with hiiii, «• well I'm ill' Kcmpiol' Mo- 
 ney, ait'Ttlie live.ly nifimhil the I "iir.ot' I'nvi- 
 legr, tiiit It woiijtl by \v> ukiiis U-f',raiit< h iliat I llioiilil 
 li-atf any ot my niviiC'iiinpaiiy lKh'iiiliiie,atitl ilitrrii|iiii| 
 iinkmy leave iinl went loiny I «kI^iii(', wliere pn lam- 
 ly ihfrc e unci (icniU'iiiaii who h,iil iliiirjje !•> (.nitiii') 
 tiie, and lo prondr Bi\at», Men, I'uUlu rle»,4iid Victu- 
 al, all the way lu the ,Sea lule. iMnr ■ P>'' Milet, aiKl 
 alh>tod»|iiniir iip<in H ir » iil'<relaiil,and Taid iin'n inc, 
 llic Kinpeioiit''. pli-.ifiire i«, that yiu Ihill p.<;fi.iitly 
 ilr)iari Ik'n.r, ami I am app<iinied In -■,<> wrli you. Su 
 llial Niglit |ieiiii(ilie l.|tli ' \/y", I dcparird Iron' V/ 1- 
 iiifi, andarii^edat ('/':;'■/ Mlie lilt of the rudMonlli, 
 mIhtc I reiiiaiiK'd Hveda\>, expei'tni^ .1 Mi'lU'ii);er Willi 
 ihciicwl citctkot' Fiivilegc, as alia the coinini) ot tiui' 
 
 nr M'haiiiilH- l'.ir|>triiir iilmrcU' htJ i-Mrtimndtd IxCnr* 
 my laieii U- li-iif uiitu mc wiiIkiii fail, and I did fe« 
 llll I clli'ii wriiini to ihr <hii'l (>ftl ert ai Aiy o alnui 
 it. Nivtrlii'lifi ihc Ijiil ^M ic I'.id ir>t comv, li<iihci 
 v.iiiil.1 I 111 .11 III liiiTi alrrr, iiiir kii(m'ilic<aii|.'nl liii Itiy, 
 coiliiary |..ilir I'lliei;'* iiwn WurJ aid Me.iiiliic, ii I 
 liip|xiU ' iliceliredifpaiihrd / /« ,^i'..(i., line nl iho 
 (.'iiiii{'iiiii« Strvai I' v^iih I itirtiiii .S'.i.'i'; i.', wheie ili« 
 Cmiti ilirn l.iy, lu advcriilchnMaKlly that Hjiiwi wa» 
 itiii len'iiMi.v amidiiit! to lii< Hiyliiiel' > Didtr, at allu 
 aUiur llifdilpai. hoi iliv laid I eitir« ul i'riviki;e, and 
 riTi'ipl lit tlie.MoiHW K>^*'**( '''^' Mellingi'l fltiCI . Ii iii(< lo 
 retinii iinin me n'.ain bcliie the depaiiiiiK <il liie Mii| » | 
 aii<l the hi'ft da, nt yni.' I dcparied Ir 'in (' ('/ .i.- l>v 
 Water |n\var.l> f'/»>;>i., whue I ariivcd ilie ;ilt, aii4 
 reiiiaiiiiil ilieir iii<(il the ;|d ul' 7i'''i ixpi.'in); the re- 
 turn lif nn Mellciii<cr, who hid lime rii<iu|;li lo hav« 
 dilp.iithi'd hit luiliii-'lii and luine lack ai(iin, Imt he 
 eaiiic not, ir liiiiR i«hen*ift dctcniopel h fore hi< f;o- 
 llll*, a« I did aliei iiiidirltand, ami lliall ai Ijii^e declare 
 iiiiio till* Worlluptiil Cuuipitiiy ai I'ooii aa 1 Ihailaiiivvin 
 
 c 
 
 II A 1>. 
 
 X. 
 
 I he Voyage of Arthur l^ctt W Ch;irlcs Jackman, />; f^ro 
 !B.^j, the Cit'orge mid the VVilliam, fft forth h the 
 Rullian Com tuny, for the dif cover y oj' the North'-c^ifl '■'Parti 
 oj the IVorlci, /\nno 1580. IVntten by Hw^h. imith. 
 
 
 LI 
 
 T1 f"l 
 
 «'ai*i 
 
 IVii Miut-1 \ti-i the joth, wc departed from) 
 
 tl.tKiJ\ and on the ajd of Ji'M, we put 
 
 into //'i:,'' 111/', M) fick the UlUitin, whole 
 
 Coii.pany wc lolt oiiihc mIi, and to lend 
 
 I.eitci, into /J ;; o.,/ ; At one in the .\fteriiooii (he H'll- 
 
 lii-m ariived, wiili all her toiiipaii> in lie.ilth. 
 
 Oiiihe lirlk of /u > ihc Wind loiniiij fair, wc failed 
 ftoiii M '.ii./'i'i'/'. I'll the feeond wc I'are down to the 
 (I'Ji'.'w, who failiiif, \eiy ill. Mr. Jicl^mui told us he 
 wa* willing to m to K';.'", 'o mend her .Stcra(;e. Mr, 
 IViaiil'uered hiiii, iliatit he th.jnc.ht himlcif rui .iWe lo 
 kecpihe.Sea, hellionld ilo.is licthonpht U'rt, .iinl that he 
 in ilie mean lime would bear with /f'i//ai<';<ii.i land 
 (itleint; part ell oiii InUruCtioiii) and would meet him 
 agiiniai Cii:; in i and fo wc I'et mir eoiirfe I;. N. !■. 
 " The third wc were hy our rcikonine yo I eajjncs 
 E. N. r. from K.ej!'' , IK) {jtourd ill ii'> Fathom, "l he 
 41I1 we haled .S. li. 17 F. Lat. 71 Dep. 3B Min. On 
 the lit'th we faw I and, but loald nor roinc at it, the 
 (rVitd Wind Ininp Northerly. On the ix\\ wc nut with Uc, 
 '*■"■""• and on the leventh there appeifcd ninrc I and North from 
 us, being pcrf'eiil 1 and : The loc wa» between Ui and 
 it, fotliat wc could not conic nearer to it. 
 
 On till- tenth, It ten in the M'rninj?, we fiw Land a- 
 ij.iin, but durrt ni/t I e.ir with it by rrafon ot athiik I'oj;. 
 That Nipht we . .uv.e with our .Ship within an Iflami, 
 where wc rodeall Night, and went into a Bay to liile 
 iitarthc Land tiir Wooil and Water. 
 
 The I nil, about a l.iaiii e from us to the Eaftwaid, 
 wc law a very fair Sound or Kivcr, that pall very far 
 into the Country 111 two or tlirec Branches, with .in llland 
 iiiihe midlt. 
 
 '1 he 1 2th at eleven in the Nforninc, there came a 
 
 grc.n white Hc.Tr to the Wao ; lije, and took the Water 
 
 of his own accord ; wc chaud him with on. Boar, but 
 
 Il that wecuulddo, he got tol.aud ane' .capcd from 
 
 - c named the place lif-i-.i bii) . 
 
 1 his Afrcrnooii wc fet fail, and on the 13th met with 
 gre.it Here of Ice, and on the 14th were fo embayed 
 with It, that it was by God's great Mercy we came out 
 ct it, otherwife it had been impodible ; Lat. 70 I)<[>. 
 16 Mill. Wc lay along the Coalt North Wcfi, thiiik- 
 inv; it to be .nnlllmd, biittinding no end in rowing lb 
 Icim, we fuppofed it to be part of Xm.i \ci)ibU. 
 
 From this time to the iBih, wc were conllraincd to 
 go many loiiitsof thcCoiripafs, as the Ice would give 
 W» leave, md on the 18th had light of the South part of 
 r.o^.i/i. Wc had but four F.uhom VJ'atcr, foii.ciiiiics 
 
 '(hiff 
 
 MIM 
 
 ^ Will 
 
 i"i. 
 
 three, and two and a half, and one and a In If. Thirc 
 anchoring, we lent on lloat to I'oiind, and ali 10 l.ci;- 
 ward lia.l four Foot, three I'oot, aivl two loot; there 
 wa« not Water tor the Boat between l'.ii/_,in and ihi o- 
 thct lidc. liiHlnignoniorc NV'atcr, there ivai no other 
 way 1 lit to Co lack .is we came 111. 
 
 Un the 1 •th we plied to the Norihward<i,aiiJ got imj 
 lixorlevcn bathom Water. 
 
 Oil tlic lilt we haled along the Craft North .-" J 
 North-vself, and had emht, nine, and ten bath.itns. 
 
 On the lid the VViiiifblew imxhwith great Fug, and 
 we lacking Water and Wool, bare with an lilmd, 
 wheiewc Ibund ftorcofboih. Under a Point of b;.:i,l 
 we found a Ciols fit tip, and a \ian buried .it t!u 1".;,.: 
 if it: I f poll the laid Crols Mr. /'.// did eiii;r.ivc Ins 
 Naii'i:, with the Year of our l.orJ, and fulikeinlc iiprn 
 a SioiK' at the Foot of the Crofs, to the end, that if 
 the ;;■. /,V i»i ihould chance 10 come thither, they mii'ht 
 know that we had been there. 
 
 The 1 )d the Wind carr.e S. W. a Sea-board wc law 
 C>x fair Fllardv, we haleil N. K. .itid F. N. !•. as the 
 Land did ir. lid. At cightvciy nui'li Wind at Ji. E, 
 with Rain ai.d Fop, ami great ftorc of Ice a Sea-board. 
 At twelve It Iccamc calmon a liidden, and tli,' Wnid 
 coming W. N. W. we tcok in our Boat, and theic' 
 c.iiiie down Id much Wind .IS we wet; not abl.- to lierr 
 atore it vsithCourfe and lionnet^ of eai li. Wc found 
 the Ice to Itrctih into the Land, that we i.ould not pec 
 clear to the Fallward, fo we laid it ti the Slioar, and 
 found itilearncar theShoar, and we loiind alii) a very 
 t.iir llland, whiJimakes agoodHavlour, and Wuhiiiaro 
 twelve Farhoub, 
 
 This Illaiul is tour or live Leagues to the Fallward ok* 
 V.ffnii ; the land of the Main tends S. H. :;nj S. !•. by L. 
 It is an even and plain Coall, vviih lix or feven Fa* 
 thorn Water a League from the Shoar. This djy wc 
 found the Fole to be elevated iy Dig. 14 Mm. We pt. t 
 into the Ice to leek lome w ay to get to the Northwards 
 of it, ho|'iiig toliasc lome cle.ir I'allacc that wav, 1 uc 
 there was noiliin,; but whole Ice. Ai nii.cin tlic .'if.T- 
 noon we had lipli: of the H'.H'.rtv, and ihcrc was a 
 great Land of Le between us, lo that we could nut 
 come oneto the other, bu: we founded our Trumpet jiul 
 Ihot off two Muskets, aiUll.e pet out her Flag uptn 
 her Fore top-malt, in token that ihc.l.d lee us. Wl 
 Ihortiied fail, frckini; a w.iy ihiu' die brcken Ice, and at 
 twelve at Night moored our Ship t... a piece ot Ice to lai- 
 ly for i^clf'i'liaiu, 
 
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 73 1. l he Voyage of Arthur Fete ami C hsi !es jiut. iriin, 1 ib~ iV. 
 
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 4U.I thi- 
 
 Thi' ;';th at live in tlu- Moniinj;, the itlllUm cawic to 
 
 'in, iMdiir inntiul |"y ; ilic '/ '/./. hm linJ htr Srrii,-f Jt 
 Innkfii, lO) ih.ic tho Ktuiil<r li:iiniiii> clciiii holiilcs ilic 
 .StiTii, ihj coii\l in no wile I'oit her lltlm. Witli .ill 
 luniU 'vc li;^luiv.\l lior Si>rM an. I irinmicil lici' llc.ul, 
 aikl wluti u'c Im.I briinplit lici tiii\v;iicl ;i!l lli.it \VC| 
 (Oil!.!, ue lroiii?li' .1 l.',i' lo umlir lii-r .Strni, ,i;'ii with: 
 ( 111- '''/','''" Jul will I r.i|' li.T .SriTii, and l.iniaui- u :i.^i 
 well .IS llic 1' ace uimM p'im- iis li'.nc, aiul in liie cii>l i 
 i roii;^lii licrto iKer .i.Min. Wo .•K'KiiowUi;.;i- lini I'liv 
 (iKit'iPn ro U' .1 ivcat I'li-lliii'; <>*' lioil lor our nuiiu.il 
 C'oiiit'..it, .'lul r.uc I'li'ilivnc M.i'ulh-ihiiiik'tiii 11. All 
 lliat Nii'J.l wo 101 k our n it, |-i-iii<! <.\ aitc t.'.lt 10 i pioco 
 ( t I.v .111 i iniVr.t wi- \v(vc t'c inc|.,>U.! v>,ili I.e. tli;u 
 wccoul.l II-' t il «■: ! luv.iy ro j'4l"'i. Winiis woli.nc li.-il 
 ituill Init I ouMil I'll;', too minli 3i;ai:.lt .iir W'll ^, .1 ;: 
 h.1.1 pli.il il ilio l/irl (ill I or'n-rwilc. ' 
 
 lllO ial',.tlu- Ulll.i.lt W. N. \V. wo r.t Llllt.'lho; 
 
 X.Mtlv.v.ir.!<, ro I'ci-k it' wc .inilit tiiid .iin u.iv .li.lr to i 
 p.ilH to tlic KiilivarJ, but the fiirilH'r wo wont 1I1.U way, ! 
 iho nvivo .thI tl'ickcr w.n ilio 1. 0, In tli.it «<■ 1 it:.i i.'O' 
 !!•' ['.iif'.uT, I'lir wc.c . . .illra.no.i : ' ill i'lir "l'"!i iiiutln r 
 Cu ,j . t' !. 0. 1 rliii k wc lailcil in all a l.o.'t;' tliisi'.ay ; 
 I;mo v., r.niii.i 1 ', l-'ai!inii's l')/o, aiil tin-. O/o is .ill tlio 
 l/iamx' nr.r. I li a /l.tv Mr. '.■i;i...:« il.il loo l.aiui 
 1 . N. I-., ti .-.I iis» i> if. Ji.l iliiiik, uheilior it Woro 
 lai.doi no, I . auiM! wo.l tol ; it m.k voiy like I.iiul, 
 l-iit I l.c l''i ^^N lia'.'C 111 iiiv ii-.i'.o< iK'O.-ivCil in. 
 
 ri'.o ::tii, ihoWiiKlat N. W. wo lot' 11! lolook tlio , 
 Mi.ir : ti:it!iir into tiio 1.0 wo oiuikl not yi), aiil at; 
 loviii ill ■! .Xltcnii on, wo ni.oroil to a pi..-te iit' Ko, tlio ' 
 If /k'/ !'.. ill,; vvitll M-, lion- wo liad Ui Iv-itliuiii- O70. 
 Wo wr.ii't ti'in 0110 K\.' to aiioiliov. aivl mooio.l agxn 
 
 t.i 
 
 a pio 
 
 .■..t' r^oiii.til no\t ti.iv : .Ml th's Niolit i' ilid 
 moll S\'ir,.l at ' W. K. \V. N.' VV. and 
 
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 'Tho iStli, tlio Wind :it S. W. an.l S, S. \V. a voiy 
 i' il I'av, N'.r / -.' and Ml. j r, l^ir.i,, ocnforoi' tri;oiiiii 
 V li.y. '■■•ns ' olt tol-c dnii •, lonliJeriiiti il'.o t'a.r Winds v.c 
 li.l, ai'..l va wo woroMit .i' leto pal's I" .r I. ; ilioy .i- 
 ,iooil f) I'o.k tin- I uul .1' ain, atid I'o l" /■■/;;. uj, .111' 
 (liort to lor kr tiinlior. Wo w.-irjo.! ri..minc pii .• ot 
 l<'c ti-',ii..nhor, to got trco ot' rhom if it were po:liMc. 
 Hcrj wcropic c-rl I To uro.it, that wo oonldiiot I'oolic- 
 voiidt!„-':v out .^t' tlio t..p. 
 
 The ic/th, the Wind S. W. wc plied to tlio Slioar, 
 ^■'^'^ '-■iirrcni j,];i|(fn5, n-aiv. tnm-.inionytlic loc to tinall pnrpol'e, fi)r 
 
 '■■,» w* !l. '•^''''' ''"■' ^^'i'"^' »'"''' dio (..urreiit roii. 
 
 'Ilic iJ-rh. thoWinI .'.: ,S. K. .md by S. v.o did our 
 holt to look our w.iy a- if',0 Kc wonl I give lis lea\o; 
 foniotitnob w'olay .Sontli, li mo inu< N\'oli, and I'oiuoiiiv.o. 
 l,.ii. 
 
 The 511V, the Wiiidat S. W. we I'id nurlolt in rurii- 
 ing to ivuidwarJ, lot ilio Current would nut give u"; 
 Foavc; tor, .k llaul, iho Current i; es wiili the Wind. 
 rcrceii irj^ that wo didno<;.iod, wo I'alhv.'d our Sliipti 
 .ll'io.C'f Ko: .-Ml i^i.d,,y 'tlio ;/■.'./.:«. lay llill, aiiddid 
 as much gro.l aswo that li.u! taken fli much pains. 1 h's 
 das the I'olo v.asi Ijvatod C'') He;'. iMin. .iiid licit we 
 Iwd 17 F,i-hom< Ore. 
 
 Tl'o tirll i',a\ of ./.v; /( was vory .\i!tn in the Nfnrnir.p, 
 ^«J".'. the Winl at \V. N, W. and 'iitiimcd f) that Nii lit 
 with froai Foi; 
 
 'llieOththcWnidatN. W. l-y W. welavlkil! I-M-fe 
 the Ico did vot iiiolcio Us la'i'.udt h\ ( 'SlirMition 
 71 De;.^. 4 Mill, the Sii;lit viryfur. Ini; it iruv.d, 10 
 that 111 the .\loni n;- wv h.id imiohado to gori'io it, :ind 
 wo to.oc.I that u' II liioiiLi tro 70 li. imi'.-li the N':!;lu ti)!- 
 lowiii;,;. uo lii.iuld iiovor j;ctoiir it' 11. 'I'iii. Ni .In 1 ..,. <;m: 
 .St.irai'p^ ,110,1 to OS. ■ ' '. ^: 
 
 ■| ho 1 rh, the Win.l at K. N. l*. w. « tli Vail and " 
 Onrs, made wp, thr..' ihelco, and rhaiNi;ht i; '.lov-.td 
 vo'V miioli. 
 
 I lie I nil, the Wm.I at ,S. \V. ly I'uvo fr, ,■ vvo 
 
 made c ur w.iy thri.'iyhtiio loo, win. ;i wo iho;;.^! > r. il',n.> 
 
 ^^l;■(^llll-lo, I'lit I'.viroimry mams Moii do n luh, and ui 
 
 :l',o Wojkini-. ot M.iti, tiids f.r,iii;:h r.n.iii ..■^i-nt.s r 
 
 1 Ills Nii/Jii wo liad v7 rarlioii„s. 
 
 liio iitli the Wind In 01 S. h. to W. ,S, W. ;i|t i].j 
 day vorv darli witlj.Saow ,,.:l-i>.;. At (iis iiitlo .\fror- 
 "i.nn wo lorlii I, tl'o Wii ,1 ai \.' N. F. and f:iie |^^■:|y 
 S. W. all this Nii;lir we tiniid li-.e loo ii.i.ro taviuriMo 
 I'l 1- . tlianic w.i..,Uf iro, wIuohi;ave iis I'ood li(post(."ei 
 our of It. '•'.-> 
 
 lln- mh the Wird .it \. I', with a Mow ,ii'ain(» a 
 Wow .tuaiiilt a picoe of Kc. we I rake the Sukk ot .nr 
 
 .•\iiolii.r, ail. I miuy 1 tlior gK.iiMows wo I. .id, tl'..i'.i! \'..is 
 irar\ Ji.ius tli,. .Sliip was ,iLdo tn .il ido iluiii. I ho l;do 
 1 I our ilou was in kon hy tl.e lo.tvlinj; i..f our Slu;-, 
 the I'oat [-o;imlioiul\t a I'.roat pioio it' l.o .\ud die .Sji •■' 
 •iiid It por.lhod tlio Ho.id of our Ri .Idi r, I l.is .:.;^ ,,.'., 
 •1 very li.ud d.r. with us, .Hid .ill Nip.Iit :i M, w \^..; 
 imioh Wind, 10 lii.;; we iliove wiili ilio ho, .oid i 1.1 
 dii't was .Si, nth, and wo had ;:riu ll'sro ui' .Sn ,w. 
 
 1 lio 1. I'll tlio Wind .itituiiu.! Niitii ru, w^ t.uin ,1 
 our .Ship u, a pieoenf Joo, a:i I .ii.nc with u. 
 
 ■|"lioistli, li.^ \\'iiid at N 1'. at nine in thoM, m- 
 in;;woenirod intoa ol.ai ,S<a wui-..-iii I,,-, wlitio.u y.o 
 i|oiA,!, and not uithoiit i;ua[ oa.ifo, iiivnif, tird il.o 
 
 iM.i ic; 
 
 Minoni W.i'ir, and .u twelve a 
 i ihs I 11 d il.i^o I o.i.iio> fiiin I.. 
 
 tliO 1 i^.O olc' ,lt-d ;9 t-'io. .^9 Alj]!. 
 
 ii.ps;r-r. i 
 
 The feootid 
 
 rh-Wlnlar S. W. alldiv with Ra 
 
 and Fo;;, vrolav llill, l-oii i; iuol' !'nl with 1 c; luio \m 
 ha.i 21 I-'atlirnisC)zo. 
 
 ■| !v third day iho Win 
 we lav li.l!, inJ. W\' in Kc 
 withl'o,-. Fhns .-.l-iii. ■ •' 
 
 1 
 
 ;a: 
 
 he I,.".d 
 anl f iii:d:iii; 
 
 It \Vo:l, and W. N. W. 
 the Wiarh r hciiii; dark 
 
 s loilnro, 
 wo had 
 
 wo o.sn- 
 ii Fa- 
 
 H 
 
 nnu 
 iho" 
 
 1 1 e fiiinh ,!,iv ^•..■'lV I'lll inoio.l'.il with loo, tlic 
 Wind at W \. W. ih ■ looovoiy diy iiicr'Ml'od upon i;s, 1 
 y.-i I ifit; ;i.ui tr"t; ill 1 H, I, wo hoped :o ho ,le'i\orod. (..i.t 
 cl t in pi nd I uio. I 
 
 the id'h !'. rained a!l the Moriiin;; with very mi!.!ii 
 Wir. I at S, S. F. ;': a \vo S.-tlad. .niid pitl'cntly it lo- 
 iMino c.ihn f r in Hour, md fho:i the Wmd o.iiiie to j 
 N. N. F. aii.l wc nil \oay a;iiong the i, .S. W. .iml 
 S. S. W. an.l W. .i~ wo- w..ii!d lin.l .1. way for the fpaoo 
 • if Uirco Hours ; thon ..ieotini;with av.l-.o'.o Land of lie,' 
 twecould go ivi liiuii.T, but inorod our Ship tn tarry ; 
 for a further 1 poini;'.» : Here wo fniii.l .15 Fathoin. 
 Ozo, an.l all the .Siph: was vorv dark with ¥• g. 
 
 'I'he ah, yrh, an.l -..h, tho Wind tiv.io \V. by S 
 to W. by X v: ■ lav Iti'I, beini; unlol'od with loc tlri' 
 tve loul-l nut llir, lain ur.nn ojily to detcnd tlio bo as it 
 .■aiueopon us, the Wiml towards Ni;;lit o.iino t" S. S. W 
 .ind ihui tl c I'- '•vcpan a little ro ojon r llcri; w: h.u; 
 l.ilhfjitisOzo, N»i;ljt Ibfijy, • 
 
 [Mile. Wo 
 
 Mnok :.ut i-.c, 
 
 llll, l>.\) woii...i 
 
 wo ran alum; tiu Lnall m ton .iikinnoi ati i 1 
 S.\rA ; It IS ;', |,„|,.l Coalt wi:|r« 1 S.oJ . >i K, 
 
 1 11-- iiiiii the Wiiui wa . .u : .lU ; wo w. 10 iiovd'..d a- 
 Sainwith K-c, but wc pot b.twoon the Shoar and it. 
 At twelve wc wYiv fhwart of the S iidro..l> | ,ut r,;' 
 l^'i!:{.ns, all alonj; o.liioh ilicrr was i;roat lion; of l.o, (ii 
 that We d.oiil tod of paiiiioc, \ct with nuuli iliffio' dry we 
 (;<■•. bc:w 0011 the SIv ar an.l It.' 'Iho vlay was dark w::!i 
 bog, weirded X. ly W. and foni. liiiKs X. by b. lit 
 1" 'ho !..!n,iiti i.^U. 
 
 "Fhoiyth v.o h.dtdWoH, fr lo the I and lies . Tlio 
 VVin.l at S.Fi. \oiy dark with boi;, and in runiiint; aloir; 
 the .Sh. .It wocan.oa;.;ioiMid, hit'C.d bo prailld,' v.i'd> 
 out hurt, for wo vvoiv iro'oniK o'.V ng.iiu. Tho»r,.'..!).i 
 came to an Anclair to itay tor iis, ana fuit li mo r f (lio:r 
 Moil to help IS, but before thoy oaiiio wo wore riidii 
 fiil: \\'e went within f-iiio of the ll'aiids, and lialoj 
 
 VV. s. w. 
 
 The iSih, 19th, .iti.l :rd:, the Wind rafiorlv, at 
 fevciuhis .Mnrniii;.; we had j .■ F'.v.iu.iii b.'a..kO/e, aiul .r. 
 tWiUe wo.-ciipoiitl 'ddonin lli.nil Water, ainoiy ..•tout 
 Sands, niid oould tui.l noway cut, 11, fuurd:n;/ and 
 fockio.j; .ibour, wo cime aoioiind, and fi did tl.o"./'...'- 
 ■tin. bit: the Wind boiiii; .i!f tlio Shoar, wo had 1.0 hi r:, 
 .ind the Xr;h'. being lalir, we did our boll all Xi.dv.l 
 bit oouid li.n lot hor atiia*. Ihrio ^1 :.il. le olV i I' 
 (■; .//vf? ■, it IS viry Hat a grrat wa\ (,if, and it dms 
 notliich abo\o two or ihrooV'.u, W.it.r ; it HowsX L. 
 .liid .V\V. 
 
 'Iho^iO, the W,;,dat.S. W. andbcing tair W..,;!,.., 
 wo did liyli'on ourSl! p .-.suiuch as wa> j .'■ iiflo fur i> to 
 do, by ro.-ifoii of the |«!aoo. The lii.iio In-li N\'a:or, [ ) 
 .heliolp'l (Ji\l, we^i.t l.ihailoat, .md the Wind bui.ji 
 a, S. W. . ''.dh. bus, f.i-itiMufodit lo flow il.o II. To 
 \\'.. .-, I atitii'io oi. l)oi<. 4oi\lin. Wo fot fail mkok a 
 w.iy out nf thol'o .Saiuks, our lii;at a ho.ul I'uuiuliir.,, 
 haviiit; lis, kvon anti eijjht F'aiboiii. Wo 1 lu 10 die 
 Southward, and tlic li'.!li:iH bare nine 10 il.o Fall- 
 w.iri!. 
 
 'I'ho :;iia; njdit ia tl\oMoiniiii;, wo I'aw iho;.''','/.'.-K; rs 
 undoi o'arl.oo.is fir as we toil.! ho hor, aiv.l in a};roJt :.:■ 
 ^(|• lolHii'.lit of her, and never law her more. "■ 
 
 l)n the 2 jd we bad liplit of iho Land uf f/. ;'. ■', and 
 .ind oiithe I7;h wo law I ai.d ap,.un, whi. h wo made 
 to bo K:'i','" i and on the jilt wo doiiblid rho Noitii 
 Ca'c. 
 
 Wi' mot affc^ward^ with ^o'■^l•.ol!y Winds, whi. h 
 obin.ied us 10 put into d;\ii S uni, 111' .\'.mpi., wIuu- 
 ivohiy iiiiiii the lirll of D., >/..'. , an,! liicii .it p. •nil';.', 
 
 ii,idli;.;lit u! i'.i.' <•.'<.:, 
 nod 
 
 1 ?■. li'.^n if , f S.Htr..l, on the nil 
 
 il 
 
 » n 4. 
 

 rr;ir. I ib iV'I Chap. XI. '/he Embajfy of Sir Jerom Bowes Knight, to RuiliLi. 535 
 
 . wel.ivltii; l-ei-a lo 
 iJc hv ( 'hlirvii'.ion, 
 t, bu: it Iric/.il, I'o 
 111 tuvofi'io it, :ni.l 
 iuucIi'Ik N'clu ti)l- 
 
 . w. « rli V.k1;iiu| ' 
 rluiNi ;lu i: '.lov.al 
 
 . I y i'U;i? I'..fii' wo 
 h \Vl- itioii'jl' .1 il-ini; 
 Lii ilo I; iKii, aiKJ m 
 \\\p\\ Miiiii .ipi\it.s : 
 
 to \V. _.S. \V. ;,II I're 
 At (u uiti.c Afu'r- 
 SI. I . aiij hue iwiy 
 Ice II ■Mj tiiVi-\'riMi' 
 ; lis I'uiit 111 pes t<' ^?^ft 
 
 ,v;ili .1 Mow a;':iiiift a 
 nikc tlic Sukk ii( ■tit 
 us «o l.jil, tl'..r. it v,,i< 
 
 1.1. ill. 111. IIk' \:,\c 
 LM'vliiij; ut" mil- Mup, 
 i- it' l.t Jiwl ilic Ml ;■, 
 i.'utri, I|.im:.;> V,.., 
 11 Nij'Jit .r 111, \v \,.;v 
 i( nil iIk' I< c, ,iiu1 I i.r 
 v. Ili^rc 111' Sii'.u'. 
 S'l nil rN, Wv r.ilhi \ 
 nc wiili u. 
 
 ,11 iiiin: :ii ;1k- M. in- 
 
 '.I'lll I, 0, wlltlWil V.L' 
 
 lA.'-ll', i;ivliii'. iJi.il '.Lf 
 i',r, .111.1 .u t\'c!M' ,1 
 
 .m.- 1 t.l.UC- lit 111 1, 
 
 ,11.1.1 ;9 l.'ii;. .^9 A'.iii. 
 line I'.ui i 111- |\' i-,T. I 
 u;..l. u K,i,^.^' 
 ; WL u. le tiui;L-..,l a- 
 .■(■ri th,: Sl.ci.ir .imi it. 
 ho S \i:li-c-i-.rt I .ii-c nf 
 IS I'.rc.i! lion; of !,c, f.> 
 ,1th iiuuh iliSc l:j' \vc 
 lie J.iy Was J.iik w::h 
 )nut:m'.s N. ly I:. 1^ i 
 
 lo till' I nn,! Iii.'< . Tlio 
 
 , iiiul ill tiiniiiiii; jliiiv4 
 
 ; .d l-e prnilu), v.i'.h- 
 
 V .it;iiii. 1 lu' tt'.i.'.'.ii^i 
 
 I kiu li me ft" tlK':r 
 iiiu' we were iniicr 
 
 ll'..llu!^, .iiul lialol 
 
 K- Wiiul r.ifieilv, at 
 
 II Is.'.i.kO/e. .111,1 ,;•. 
 1\\ .Iter, .iii-.oii.; vkj; 
 . Ii, I'liiirilni; .ii„l 
 
 ;in,l lo ilul tie . r,, .'- 
 
 iv, we li.i,i i.o 111 v;, 
 
 1 oiir K II .ill Nidi,. 
 
 ll-,.,:e M .i!. le elVif 
 
 ,\ .U Iril, ,111,1 il lll'lS 
 
 W.il'.i ; It M,.us.\. L. 
 
 i.,!be!ni;l^irVV\.r:i,\ 
 \;.i- ; , i.Me llir , s to 
 l.i.r.e Iiil;!i \\',r,.-i', ; ) 
 .ir.,1 the Whi.l 1,11 .U 
 1 1: 1,1 flow il.e II.' Is' 
 V.e let tail lofiek-a 
 l,:.»t .\ liea,l l',Hiiulii\^, 
 ill-,. W'e Imis- to ilie 
 •tre nil le lo li.e IjII- 
 
 11;.;, we UlwiliefCV.'.'.-iK fi, J ■ 
 
 lier, .111 I ill agiv.it ,;■ 
 ,iw lur ni'-iv. 
 
 I.an.l ..l" /;;■■', .mJ 
 vuii, wlii' Il we m.i,le 
 e iloiiMisl tlie Noitli 
 
 'ilinly Wiiiih, wlii'Il 
 
 1 il III .N"Ml> |i, A\lK'e 
 
 , .111.1 liicii .'(p:niri( 
 ■ ii,idli"lit ot S..! r.ii.:, 
 
 Hi...! 
 
 and on the i«th anchored at l{ntjlf, ami jiraifed GoJ 
 for our fate return. 
 
 C'/'.i'/,'j Jitck>njin m the I1'illi<i»i arriecil .u a Port in 
 N'n/nv;', between Vi oiJcn and H;jUck., U\ Oihbcr 15S0, 
 
 anil there liiilW'ii.ter ; aii.i fr.-im tl .'•ieciicp,irri-i!;'j;,ntiiii 
 hfhiiary loljowiiii^, .inJ w,-nt in C imp.iiiv nf .1 Sl'iip of 
 thcKillRof /).•.,»„!•,';'•(, toWHtilj l:k>i.i, Jfd li;i..; th.it 
 time he was ii^ver heard 01. 
 
 c 
 
 H A P. XL 
 
 The Voyage of Sir Jerom Bowes Ktw^ht, her M.ijc/Iics Ent* 
 bajjador to Juan Vafilvich 'impcrour of Rudia, An. 1583. 
 
 
 T 
 
 \\V. Eiiipcrour haviiij^ thel.tft Year fent.inan- 
 , .em diUrcet Geiillemin of hib HoiillioM 
 Tianicl I'hnHv An.lrcu'^'' /'/i,/, )«;,';>, as lis 
 hiiibairador to V.ii'.\l,-ii.l, who h.id in fpecial 
 charge to fulli. it lur Majtlh t.i fend over xvith him to 
 h:s Mailer an bmballa,lor finiii her, to treat of iinpur- 
 taiit Atfairs eon.erniiii; both Realms ; Her M.i|elly nia.le 
 ilioi«e of Sir JC' '« li-iv.-j, a (^■entlciiiaii nt her Comt, 
 ivlio being attended with 40 I'eilons, wluTCot many 
 wtreCJemiemen, tookhis leavcof her Ma|elly the iStii 
 of ?«'"•, and with the other F.mballador einliarkid ;ii 
 ;/,i wiV^j the lid of the fame, andattira tfonny Voyai'e 
 at Sea, arrived at St. SUImUi the 2^d ot J»/> fol- 
 fiwiiig. 
 
 The Hjiffc Emballadcr having rcpofed himfelf one d.iy 
 in the .Miby, took hs leave of the t'jiglijh tinballador, 
 aii.l departed towarils i\;./ic 
 
 file Emiifls hiiib.illadortatried four or fivi'dajs, aiiil 
 (hen went to Coimcjro, alwut 80 Milei diltaiit from 
 St. iN'iWc/,.-. 
 
 Yrni mult here underhand, that befoie the l-.n^^iift? 
 r.iiiball.idors lining into /(«//; ;, the Hol'.ni.leshi^ intuule,! 
 into i)Ur 'l'ra,le, notwithrtanding a I'rinlegc w:is loin; 
 betlire i;raiited to the 1 '■^li/h for the fole trade tliilliei. 
 The Dm,- had by than;,'able means won three nf the 
 Einprrrnir's eluei Coiiiifcllorsto be their allijrcd Friends, 
 mmclY Mrl{if i f{ptrif:ncvii:h^ Rcii^ti Bclsl^'>y^ and yindic-v 
 Sh.i!l^iiH the Chancellor ; for befidcs daily Gifts wliieli 
 ihcybclfowedupon them all, they took fo much Money 
 <f theirs at Iiiteielt .it 25 /* I'cwf. as they pa.d t.i one 
 cfthem 5000 Marks yearly for the ufe ot hisM.'iiey ; 
 .indtheKw^/iy/jMersliatits at that time had not one brieiid 
 111 Courr. 
 
 riic limbalfador having fpcnt live Weeks at St. ,\"/. '<■- 
 ,'..•1 and Colmg'r^ there came a Cjeiltlemaii fr.in the 
 Eiiiperoiir ro condin'} him up the Kiver towards A) /c, , 
 and to piovide Vicliials for him on the way. 
 
 This Genilcniai) being a Follower of iV,<i/ti« the Chan- 
 cellour, was by liiiii (as it teemed ) foilted int,, that 
 ,Vivice, on purpofe 10 otler Dilcouttelies and CKeaiions 
 (if Dillaft to the Embalf.idor ; for the Chaiwelioiir w itli 
 theoihcrtwo great C'ounfellonrs weie relobed to oppole- 
 thciiifelves direCfly .igainll her Maieilics Embalfige, elpe- 
 c;ally til that Point, tor the barimg all Strangers liom 
 ttadiiig into the Hinperoiir's Cotiiitr , . 
 
 This Gentleman eoiiduilted him loco Milis up the 
 River Oiv;«.i, as faras Kc/oi;/./^, where he was reeeived 
 by another Cieiulenian of greater quality ih.in the other, 
 who prefentcd the Kmbalfador from the b.niperour, 
 with two tairGeldings, well fmnilhed after their iiian- 
 r,cr. 
 
 At T:'.t,flnc he wa.s met by a Duke well aeeompanied, 
 font from the tmpcrour, who prefented him from the 
 tinperour wiiha Coach and ten Geldings, for the more 
 eafy eomeying him to Aiy, ., from whence the tJity 
 ivasdirtant 500 Miles. 
 
 Two Miles on this lidc MkI'co the Embalfadur was met 
 by tout Gentlemen accompanied with 2eo Horfc, who 
 .it'iera littie falutarion, not fnmliar without embracing, 
 told him that they had fi.mcwh,it to (.\\ to him from the 
 r.inporour, and would h.i\e lia.l linn alight on foot to 
 hear if, thcnifelves Hill fitting on Horleback, wlfuli the 
 Eaibalfador refulingto do, they Ibi' d long upon terms, 
 whether both Parties lliouKl alight frn,it, which at lalt 
 w.is .igrccdiipon, yet there wasgieat nicenefs whole boot 
 ll.wilii not be lirt\ on Giomi.l. 
 
 Their Meflage delivcrcl, they embraced each other, 
 ■111,1 the EmbaHa,ior was l.y them coiub Cied to h's 1 o,lg- 
 iiicsat Alr/es, a Ho.ife b ilt o;i piirp..|'e for hmi, iluiu- 
 I'elvcr, being placed in the ne.\t UvUlc to u, 10 luiiiiiiili.in 
 
 'with Piovilioiis, and to be ufed by h'.m u] i.n .ill other 
 C), iMlions. 
 
 The Kinbaini,lnr having been 'iimc davs m \t(/'/>. 
 
 v/as Tint tor to Court, and was accompanied wi'h a 
 
 bout 40 Cienrlemcn, well iiioeii'ed and f,Miip;i:i.iiilya'.'- 
 
 'r.ued ; and in hupaiiagc from ins 1 odg;ng, 10 theCoim, 
 
 llloodlueor lixthouiand Mufi]iierccrsof the Frnperoir'' 
 
 1 Guards. Attlic entry of the Court he wasmct bv f , 
 
 jNoblPincn in Cloth of Gold and ri.li Fms, tiiir Cai's 
 
 ■em' r.i,,l. r.l mill P.-irl, who coikIucIc.I hir.i rill liev\,.,, 
 
 iiietby tourothetiol ■vati-r ijeali'y ih:'ii tlinii, wIm 
 
 ,onilin.1ed him to the binperoi:;'.; (.Iiiniie!-,i..i,v, j., 
 
 whiih I'airitje there lloo,i along :h'.' V.'a'ls. an,! taie ii;<- 
 
 (iii Ikniies in rows f,-\en oreiidit hu; d.reii Pci-fins, fi;,i 
 
 to l-c Nolilemin and Her.tlcmcr!, all in colo.aci Sa:i,ir. 
 
 a;i,l Clotli of Ci.ild. At the Poor he wis n-ceive.! b\ 
 
 the iMiiperoiir's Hiral.i, and ,',11 tiie gieat Olliceisof his 
 
 Chamber, who c.mdu^h'd liim to the ; ',kc nlieiv iIh 
 
 F.mperour I'aie 1,1 (tate, lnviii;; ihrcc <,.:.,••.■. :;> llaii ling l-y 
 
 liini, 'c/y ol .Vi,i/,e^..r, C;(o,, an.l .-[li^.u-a:, :iii.l't\.o 
 
 young Noblemen on eaib li-leof hiin,appai,ird m wlni, , 
 
 e.icli of them w'.iha tine bio.id ,\v up 11 his Sh.'j.l, r[ 
 
 and there file upon Ijeiichcs about loc Noblemen ,1 
 
 Cloth ot (iold. 
 
 1 he liniballador thus brn; rbt to t'ie rmjicroiT to 
 kits Ins bland, after fome Coinilcm.'n'sand ln,,u;rv ol 
 lierMaiclhes health, he willed lumtolit d ,wn in n \':.(.\. 
 pr:;\ Kiel for that piirpoliL-, nigh ten i'a,es dillaiit tVoni 
 liiiii, tVoni when, e he would have hul him to leii.l liiiii 
 her Majc'.ties 1 ctters aii,l Pieleiit. wlu.li th, \:nv al- 
 ladorilni.king not rcafonable, Itcpt foru-.ird towards the 
 hnperoiir, but was inierceptcii by the Chatici'limu-. 
 who w,uld have takeilhi-; lettirs, to whom the bniLal", 
 1,1 lor faid, that her Ma.i^lty had dTcCled nole-reis to 
 him, and fo went on, and delivered them hinilill' to the 
 hmperoi.r s nun Hands. 
 
 He was thence comltiOlid to the Coencil Chanil cr, 
 where, after lome eonierence. he «as fcnr for asiaiiit^-) 
 the Fmpc'our, wb-ic heitmcl in hs pretence ai'a li,le 
 1 able iic.ir unto him, aiul all lis Company at .in, tlur 
 Hoard by ; there al!o din ,1 at other I'alles 111 the fimi; 
 M, uiii, alou' 100 of the iliief Nfibleineii that were a- 
 boiittlie tlotirr. 'Ihe 1 inperour n'il man.' Favours to 
 the bi^lball.idor, an,l ab, iit the in dale of Dinner llcoil 
 np, :4il drank a gnat Caroule to the bbalth of the 
 Cl.iici-n his good Sitter, and lent Inn a gre.tt Bowl full 
 ot' Khenilh-wine and Sugar to |iledge him'. 
 
 'Ihe bmballador after tins, wis olr.-n cal'e.l toCotnt, 
 where he had conference with the bm|eiour aiid his 
 Council, touching both Fiiibillagcs, which c.i eis times 
 r.iilcl many Jars; aii.i in the end, alt,r tliir.lry Meet- 
 ings, the bni|X'rour being dillatished, beeauli- the Km- 
 baii.iilor had not power by his Coir.iiiillion tovie'd 10 
 eveiy thing bethought tit as a Man whofe Will was 
 Icldom iile,! to lie gainfaid ) 1,,'t iocie his Pallirn, and 
 with a Item and ancrv countenance told iiiiii, thir he 
 didii.t ie.:kon the Qiieen of /■>_';.,^",/ to le his Fellow, 
 Fur there are ( iiiiothhe ) that are her Betters. 
 
 The Fniballa,lor greatly dilbking thcli; Speeches, and 
 being very unuilliiig (huw dangerous locvtr 't might 
 prine to liisowii Perlim ) to give wa\ 10 the F.mpero'jc 
 todcK.fatc from the Hoiioiiraiid (ircaiiv fs of her Ma- 
 jelly, with like C'rura'.ie and (.'ouiitenance to h:-, 
 to!,| hull, that tlie Queen his .\titliefs was as great a 
 I'limc as .iiiy was in Chntlendom, cpial to him that 
 tlioi;ght himlelf the great 'll, well ab'c to defend hcf 
 leit againtt tlicNiaiice of any wliomlocvcr, and want- 
 e,l no means to ntVend any that euhn the had, or (lioulJ 
 have ,aul'e to le riieniy unto. Yea (iiuothbe) how 
 Uilltliou to the i-'/crc/; King, and tlie Kn.j ef ,S'^-.A■.■' 
 t c c e I " Truly 
 
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53^ '//jc tmkilJvof iir Jerom Bovvfs Knivk, t.o Ku/l]a. I ib JV. 
 
 Truly (.quoih till' I iiiballiiJor) I hold die Cluccii »> • J im-accorjiiij;!) 
 
 Miltrcf'..is prill .IS ciilicr of ilifiii. Ihcii w!iat l-nil " '""'■' 
 
 tli')ii ' <]uo:ii l;r ) to tllf l.m|>i.iuur of (,.r<n,t',)r 'Ww 
 Fiiil>.ill.\iinr .iiiUVLMVil, Svi. li u ilic (irt-atiufs ol ilu 
 Qilirii ii.v Milti\!N tli.i'. tliL- Kinj- licr ratlici- li.ii.l imi 
 
 lone liiL^ctlii luij ir>iiii •'" '"M ' i '" '"* S\'.iri .ipiiill 
 
 'I Ins Anlivrr liKlili'lciicI ilio l-iiipcrnnr, lliar he r.iKi 
 hull, il' lie v.xr iicv, .111 liiun.iiruini, lie wouKI rliKiw linn 
 out i>r llir l\.i)iN : uliiiriili'oliiMiil>MUtl, tb.it III- liiiclit 
 ilolinuill. I'm Iji. w:iMHiw r.ill \mi!;iii lis CoiintrN, I'lit 
 III- luil ,1 .MiltiiK, wlm (■ 111- ilinil'tvil 11 I ) woiil.l W re 
 \iinv.!i)f .my li:|urv ih-tiiM W Ui.ni-iin.i'lr'ii. Wlicic- 
 ui'iiii -.lie l'.ni|'u,.iir III .;rc.it Iii.it, I'iil I. mi :.;it linii In iiu . 
 .111(1 ho vrli no iihik- a'MTiiu-c ili.iii I'l.tli iiUi^i.- ri.i]iiiri\l, 
 l'i!"Ui.! tl-.i- E.npiTi);!! mill ili|\irti.il. 
 
 1 lie till. illiiiiH wa< no fu.-iiRT Ront, anJ ihc Em- 
 
 I'lnill •. .Ilcjal l.HlKAl ll.lt kill' I, lull 111- lOllMKlMlll iIk 
 
 I liilxiilhili-r I'll I, lu< C'n:.i:, il, bi.,.U!K' Ik wdhI.I iu t 
 in.li.-i one i!l vi.1 r.l m I'l l|i: ki-ii .ii:.iinl^ Ills .Milln^, 
 aiiii ti'n.ii.wrJi.il wiilml InniUlt ti. li.uc (iii-h u ict- 
 \.v :. 
 
 \!>iuit ill H.)iir a.ur \v\ came 'o Ins I.o.lf^iii;', tlio 
 (•ii;;viiMii kat lu> I'liiii i|m1 Si, ivLiry to luiiiiu kll liiin, 
 ll;ai ni.!\v;.hi!ai.iluif; wli.u liail palt, >ct tor ilic s;icat 
 K VI tli.ula liail til ilic (ii.tnlusS.ltii, lie llioiikl \i.ry 
 IhiTiK !'C i.iilcJ ai;.iiii r.i Court, ami liavca rd'oliit nnof 
 
 urn iiiH) luui, Vk'lwlfciiiiv'.Cntii 
 t> like til 'iti.'as lu i.uifc.i ilK'ni to U pniJiiKly icaii 
 
 xvitli|;g,„J .i|.pril;aiii:ii ) licforc i^vtisol li;s Cuur.iil 
 aiul many oilkiM-l Ills N biiirv. 
 
 _ I lien he kriiK'il veiy i a^;. r to ni.irry foim' Kimwoiii.Tii 
 of lui M.iiilkes ami r.:i,l, h, w, uJ.'l r,ml a^.im ii,i,, 
 '•",: "./ tolnni-uiieol' ihcni to Wife, ami it !kt .M,i- 
 u-lty woiiM ivt upon hi. ii xt I'liilMiri^e fciui li:m I'u^Ji 
 .1 one .IS he iiipiiiiil, he woulJ ilicni;() iiiio /w,.;,.-., > 
 anJ.any his'lrcalnrewuli him, and ii'iany one ot'ih.nl 
 there. 
 
 Here yoti miiR iin.lirlland, th.it lallYiarhe had (ii,t 
 loler Maielly li> his l.nilialladir, lo have hiui ihe I.uiv 
 \/''> //.{//,'k;j 111 Al.iiiM.ne, v.liiih 'I're.ity Ly ineai.s,)! 
 her iii.iliility of i'ody, iniuli .Suknefs, or pcrliai's hv lej. 
 Ion ut nof;reat hkiiij; eiiliei her lellor l-iiends, ofli,;:, 
 u ok iij phue. 
 
 Ihe I'm', airuior was m w In far e.rown int.i the i-in- 
 peroiir's lainm, iliii thole preat ConiKelluuij who wue 
 Ins great l.iieiiiie< 111 lore, \vi ,e ni.w ililiioiis of fuiii- 
 pill Ik k C'Hirulies ailiis Haiul-, lurtiieir .AiUaiitace toTl,, 
 I'.inperoin : Niailiirit they llov/ any more inieipoie.i. 
 twixt the I uiperoei .111 1 him ; lor not loiin Utore il.y 
 the I'.iiipeuiiir had i;iumiuI1v iuatcn V'.i..j>; iheChin- 
 eellonr, l.jr .thuliii); the i-.ni! .illj.ior, and lent hiin worj 
 that he would ii .t have < iie ot liii Kact ali.c. 
 I he tii;hallailoui inipro* ir.i< his Favriuruiih i 
 
 .i!I the Matters in «iuelti.'n: .And t'.irilierimi'-.irte.l loluir, perour, oli'.ained d.veis Suits t'roiii hiiii tor the Bi'iiehr 
 liiai ;1 e lliiipiiotirwo'.ildlefid a i:reatei Noi'leiinn hoiiiC|Ol hi.s (.ountrN n^i'n, anintip whieli was an oldDihrot 
 «i hhiniin l!;iil\illai;e to ilie(iiieiiihiSilier, tlian oerfl— ; Marks, a Oebt Ii) defpciaic, th.it it lud Ix-en left 
 
 !m yet , It anytime Un'oiii .it his CoiinttN : am! that In 
 deteiii ired alfo to I'ei d to [lie Qiieen i I'lel'iin worth 
 :■ ■ .'. and to piatif' hiiiifelt' at Ins Jepartnie, with 
 .idit't ili.ii iho.ild he u.nili I CIO . and told hini ailiithai 
 ill I, V il.iy the I'lnpeioiir would lend a lireat N'llilonian 
 "Hv , til. outer with him aliout icriaiii Abtile-, done 
 to ■ i:ii l-y \.<:.^,iii the ChaiKellour and hii Mini-. 
 !■. .. I 
 
 ont (t their Aeeoiiiits tbiir Years, ami in the opinio;, d 
 ail the .\4e.'i:hants, not ht to lie mentioned tor tear ni 
 otUi; Imp tile hniperoiir tooniikh, .Tiid wastherelorc iilt 
 out (It Ills Inllrucl oiis trotn her .\laielty. 
 I leulitamtd i'.in the r( t 
 
 1 leuiitamtd alio the Kpayiiientut McoM.nrks, win 1. 
 had Ik-cii existed from inennhclwo Ull YeaislHloreliH 
 
 .Sirani'crj were foihidelen to trade ani 
 
 Ai.d .1 eoiil.iielv rn the day I'liKovvini;, he fent /i d:» 
 11 , ., iheih.etelk t.'lianci Horn he had, and ir.oil iti ere- 
 liii uilh hii'.i, who exaiiiincd all the tini'ailadoi s 
 
 ttnevaness, iiihtini; liim in all tlmips wherein he had. Heohtaiiicd alio tin the /;i<^.i//i Merchant 
 li(i. v.iL.nged, .iiul I'lipplymi; Inni with what lie want- "Hiit ot all Cnl^oin, which tliev had loin; iKtaie paid 
 cd. (and ayiecd llill to loiuiniic, anioiinting lo 2-0!, 
 
 .*>.-. in alier, the I mpcronr ordered a larger Alhne.ance yearly, 
 ot' U.I.; !or the LiiiLialladui liian he hid betite. It And among his private (Jranij, he u it leave for Ti-i 
 was i) ciiF.it, tliat tlie l-,nihad.idor olie-i-inies hiuplit 
 t'l h.i'.e ;t i-U'en'd, 1 iiithe I'.inpercur would nut hy any 
 Bicatib. 
 
 '> 
 
 C' iiiii,i;tlml',er. 
 Air.i tlut all 
 more into '('i,;;.', and ir the Trade in alltlie Knipt;.iin''s 
 K.^rtlurii C'ead, iu,v\.l'.i>.:h ;,/.'t.itlie Kivet O, , ihuuld 
 be only t'lee to the I'.'.^li/I' Nation. 
 
 the <i 
 
 The Sitoiil i.t' the new Diet was this. 
 
 ol M.lliylu 
 
 h.ilf. 
 
 
 Twi) llVl 
 
 (Jiek 
 
 d.iv. 
 
 
 rweiHV 
 
 liens 
 
 OiiePi!r„el i.r lint Meal 
 
 for thiee days. 
 One I'.nll.tl of Wheat 
 
 Meal lor a day an.l a 
 
 tor 
 
 lor a 
 
 day. 
 Sevin Sliiep toi ri day. 
 DncOx tor tliiee da v.. 
 One lid.e of a I'ork tor a 
 
 (lay. 
 .SeveniN l:\i,c\. 
 l ( n I'l iind ol Biirtcr. 
 Se\<iiiv I'eiiiiv white 
 
 liLlies ol Hicid. 
 Ivvelvr Penny Loavfk ot 
 
 Hiead. 
 One (.allon <i' Vinc- 
 
 j;:ir. 
 I woCi.illor.sori'altCaLi- 
 
 liaees. 
 One l\\k ill Onions. 
 1 en I'oiiiid ot' .Salt. 
 One .Akiiie or lix penny 
 
 worth of Wax Can- 
 dles. 
 Tno Altincsol Tallow 
 
 Candles. 
 A (V lit of Chcirv 
 
 Mead, 
 
 As nui'.h 
 Mead 
 
 /<...!. .iV to rctiiin Inline : Ihe was ilit W'idow of l>ic^cir 
 It w.- 11. 3i t)ii\:-iiAfi, dnd J'hylidanto tl« Fniperonr, 
 who lor praelilini; '1 leal'on with the Knii; ot I' !'.>.:. a- 
 t;ai..ltt!ie faidl'.nipeiuur, w.is KsalU'd to death at .^^.,■ 
 m the Year i s?9. 
 
 Ail ihefe wire iir.inted, limie of the Money alre.idy 
 repaid, the old 1': iviieges hpiud, le.dcd, and was toN: 
 del.vered to him M his next eummg loOiiirt, bet'ort whu!i 
 Two Qiiarts of burnt tiinethe bniperniir died . if a.Siutcit, oiuhc ii)'.h ot .tir 
 
 Wine. l'5''4- having reip ;ed -,4 Year;. 
 
 One Gallon ot fodden I The lale was now wonderfully alfer'd wi/h thf Em-'"" 
 
 Mead. I ballador, who now tell into the Hands of his ga-ai Fnc 
 
 'ihrce Gallons of fwk'etjnje-, .>'i/;i; i /<■ dmhui.i/i an 1 ./n./r,-.i S,:i\.i,i the Chmt- 
 
 Mcad. ecMoiir, who alter 'he death of rln- b.infiTOur, took the 
 
 Ten Gallons of white 1 tjovernment upon themlelvcs. and prcUiiily catiled liii- 
 
 Mead. Hinballador to bclhiit up a elole Pril'onir in hisi-wn 
 
 I'ittecn (lallons of ordi- 1 Houfe, tor the Ipaec of nine Weeks, where he w.'s fo 
 
 T • i. 
 
 nary Mead. 
 
 F'our Gallons of fwcct 
 Beer 
 
 Fifteen (iallo ■ of Beer. 
 
 Half a I'oiir^i of Pep- 
 per. 
 
 Three Ounces of Saf- 
 fron. 
 
 One Ounce of Mace. 
 
 Now Ic le^m to tnueli to dillovcr his I'nrpole nnd 
 
 All- Ction t. wards her .-.laieity and her Conntrv, that 
 he iciil 10 the fcnib.i.huijr, iiurcating hiinih.it Mr. 'or 
 lui P.i-eawher, and Poiitor j^c t his Phyli,;ian, might fet 
 
 ftriiitly guarded and badly uted, as he daily fufpeCK- 
 lonie tiirtlicr milvhief to have tollowrd : At lalt he was 
 lent tor to Court to have his Difpat ti, and to take his 
 leave of the hmperoiir, whether being ccMiduCK'd no; 
 after the uliial manner, and l>roiii;lir to the Cnmiil 
 Chamber, ihcrc came to him only .Vii.-,(;/7m the Chan- 
 ecllom and a Brother of his, who wirhovit more Words, 
 toll! him fir the Sum of his Difpatch, 1 li.it ihs tin- 
 perour wonld not tiu.at of further ,'\mity with rl'.c 
 One Ounce of Nutmegs. [Qiieen, ihiuifu.li as was between his lute Father and 
 Two Ounces of Cloves. , her, before his coiniii;', thither; and they would not 
 '1 iKce Ounces i' Cina- 1 hear any reply to be miidu by the l-.nibalfadcr, but pir- 
 fentlv .allied him andali his Company to be difamicd, 
 .and i^o '.ow ardsthe I'lnpeiour. In his Pallapc Iu h Out- 
 rages were ottered hi 111, as. had lie not ul'cd more p.l■..- 
 c^ve than hisnatural dirpolitionaltordcd him, he had in: 
 in likelylioodil.-apcd with Life, lut at lalt was brought 
 into the Iniiperoiir's prelencc, who (iiid notliing to hmi 
 itiorelhan what iheChaneollmirhadfit'd, b'lt oft'ered hm 
 a Letter to carry to her Majclly, whiih the, limballiidQt 
 ( bcvMiile he kiiuw it contained notiiini', contein n?. hii 
 hmlxillv refus'd, tillhe law his Danger i;row t(;ogrea! 
 Neither would the hm; eiorr fiitfer the Hnib.ilI.Hdor to 
 reply, nor could lie well. Iiciaife thcv had rnkeji away 
 his Inii ipiercr, that th ■ I'lnperour miglif not know how 
 ' H'o iiurabl. he li.id been uled. He was ordered to.ie- 
 
 Prot nulcr. 
 
 One Biilhcl of Oats. 
 I'nel.oad of Hay. 
 One Leadof Siiaw. 
 
 down the Poiiiti of tlicRcligion in ii'.j.'.i«./, which was 'pan iroui Aliycn before the Coiomtion of the new bni- 
 
 pcrour, 
 
<ui]h. lib IV. 
 
 jui, whofi-cmcJ.Cwtjl 
 
 I to U' pui'JiiKly lead 
 
 niriN liiiiic Kinfwomaii 
 V' ul.i ri-ml n<.\iii iiii.i 
 
 W.tl', ami It lur M.\- 
 iil'iirnji- fciiii li:m luJi 
 
 I lien go iiuo l;i,^,riii 
 and iii.inyoiiiot'th.ni 
 
 t laftWarlK' had fu.i 
 , to luivc ii.ki tlic I.idy 
 li jrcuy by iiv.;ii.soV 
 ncls, or perhaps [iviij- 
 I'cltor I'litiul.s, Of l(it;i, 
 
 irf;iown int.ithctm- 
 L'oiiiKclloiHj wliouur 
 low dcfiiuiis of funic 
 rtiicir ALiiautapetothi 
 any moru nucipof.- ; c- 
 
 ■ not loMn Lutore ihi-, 
 atm V/.I..JI, ihi-CiMii- 
 lor, and km Imn wurj 
 b kact; ^li.c. 
 
 IS F-.ivourui;h il., , :„. 
 11 iuin tor ilic Hcuiftit 
 cli was an old Dtlirof 
 ic, iha: It had Ixvnicft 
 , and inthi' .ipini,i:;o( 
 tiicmioiicd tor l<.ar n 
 , and wasthifttorc Rlt 
 l.iiclty. 
 
 at iscoM.-.rks, whi I' 
 iwaUltYumU-forthn 
 
 oihiddcn to rradr any 
 de in all the Hmpcr.iin s 
 to the River 0.-, ihuuld 
 
 ' Mcrthaiiti, the ,|i.jte- 
 
 ■ had Ion;; k't'oic paid, 
 .laioiiniing to 2.00 . 
 
 , hf i;>t leave tor 7t"i- 
 ilw; Widow of DocVor 
 tian to th«r Fir.p-jroiir, 
 till' Knii; of /' 1'-,.. ,. 
 iitfd to death at .\;^,v, 
 
 of ih€ Moiu-y atrtaJy 
 
 le.ilcd, and was tobi 
 ! toCoiirt, K'fort whii'i 
 It, on ilic iS'.hof ./yc/j-fi, 
 
 OcR- V 
 
 ly alrcr'd wi/li the Em-'""' ■ 
 ^andsof his gaMt Fik- 
 v.i ■<,:i\.iii the Chaii- 
 le I'.infiTOur, took the 
 d preU-niiy canted tin: 
 e Priloner in his own 
 eks, where he w.^s h 
 
 as he daily fufpeCK'd 
 lowed : At laU he was 
 lateh, aiKl to take his 
 
 beiiif! ccMidiiCK'd not 
 oiii;lir ro the Onmol 
 mly .V/i,-.(^rt« the Chan- 
 
 ivirhout more Wonls, 
 Mtch, That th's Lm- 
 hcr Amity with the 
 1 his late Father and 
 
 and they xvonid net 
 
 l-.mbairailor, hut prc- 
 pany to he difaniicd, 
 I his Pallapc 111 hOtit- 
 «; not iil'cd more pn;.- 
 urded hi;n, he had lu.r 
 :t at lait wa's hmtighr 
 J (liid iiothiiij; ro hiir. 
 adfltid, b'itofllrcdhTa 
 /huh the Einlialfadar 
 lotliinp, lOiKctn vf, hu 
 i'anper i',row too great. 
 Icr the tinlialRdor to 
 thcv had rakui away 
 r might not know how 
 
 He v^■as ordered tode- 
 
 lion of the new tm- 
 
 pcrour, 
 
 xir 
 
 /in Axount of the Kevolntions in Rllffia. 
 
 pcrour, andtherewa'! noKavn.ir or Iriendlhip left for 
 hill), Shiikjtn the C hmielloio liavinc lent him word that 
 [ho hii"li/h hu ['-foiir wisdi'id. lie had only one fieti- 
 tleiuanappo'.ii ■ dto aeco'-:-i..i.-i ).;iti to the Sea (idc, and 
 imdcrllaiidni', etbtchekit ■'■' y .1, tliat tome fiiddeii re- 
 V(n;;e wasd ;i);ne'lapa nif himnvniheway, he provided 
 liu belt he could tor his defeiv e. I'V .iiinini; his Servants 
 and cominan linp thei.i,^l:Jh Mcnhaiits in licrMajeftirs 
 Mine to accompany him, that if any fiich attempt Ihoiild 
 be made apainll him, the Apprellors thoiild die with him 
 tor Company: This RefoUitmii of his was thought to 
 contribute 10 his l.itlry, a'tho' tioite of the l-.n^l'/h Mcr- 
 «.ha;iisdid accompany him He «vas torred to digcit 
 many Iiljnriciup<in the way betiire he reached St. NjVW./i, j 
 ■>.ii,l then rc.-oJlriitiiig his ill nhrr ai Mn(c-, and the 
 (xjor and difgtaceful I'relem lent him ( in the nanicot the I 
 
 Empcrour) indead <;f that v/hiih was iiv.oiidcil fl-ir Inui 
 by the old Empcrour. knowint; all this to be done in 
 difgra c of her Maiedy and hiirifclf, he reWveJ new to 
 bed fhargedof the Letter and Preliiit, and loliirniit. 
 ing and placing his Men to aiifwer snv alfauit th..t 
 (liould be ottered hiin in m'ing tti his Ship, he bid 
 farcweltothc iin iMincoii.s Gcntltinan that lii.jiii;ht hiin 
 thithci-, and then lejK three 01 four of the moll va!i.u;c 
 and difcrctt Men he had, with hisMaiei'tics wc.ik Lctici 
 and worle Prefem to be delivered to hitii or left at Ids 
 Lodging, and then recovered his Ship in fifety, altli.- 
 prcfeiuly after flu re was great liiirly burly .ifter him to 
 force him 10 receive the fame again, hut they filled of 
 their purpole; lb departir.g from St. AVe.'n/j the nth of 
 
 '■'•W. Ite arnveJatOii.yfwJthe i2iHof.">.vrfm.',r in 
 the Year 1584. ' 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XII. 
 
 A jljort Narrative of the Tragical Rcvolutiom in 
 after the death of Juan Vafilowich. 
 
 Ruffia. 
 
 :.-*it.J. 
 
 >r* ^t 
 
 r-frfitl 
 '.■;;frJi 
 
 •'•)■ 
 
 J Vim r,-yiWif/> dying in 1584, in the ^^th Year of his 
 Reign, left two Sons, I'hwhc aged IS Years, 
 who rucceeded him, and D.-mrMi/; an Infant, who 
 w.ts lent with his Mother to a 1 own called (Juyjris. 
 He left alio one Daughter married to the 1 ord Bmii, 
 \vliofeSilterlre''',i was married to thel'niprrour \'l<cniii>.-. 
 Th's Lord aimiri); ai the Soveiaignty, procurctl the death 
 of the young I'mue Ucmetrim m this manner- The 
 great Bell ar Ou;;/ f.-, beint; rung as is nfual in cafe ot 
 File, fomc weic let to kill him as he came forth. The 
 Inhabitants, to pur away fufpicion I'rOtn thenifelves, kil- 
 led Inch of the Family as they met in their fury; 
 notwithft.inding which, Oris excrciled fcvere Tortures 
 and terrible Kxecutions uponthcni. Not long after, the 
 tmpcrour l'/'coi/.-/e died in the Year 159S, not witlmnr 
 fiifpici 111 of being poyfoned by Borif, having reigned 
 1+ Years. He was impotent in Body and Mmd, and ve- 
 ry fuperditions in Kejigious Matters, lb that his Father 
 was worn to lay of him, Thjt !'c witi Jirtcr toriiij^ Uclli 
 ill Coil) civs, tlmn to t,fvcr>i nn I'.injii,-. 
 
 As foon as tK.. liircral was over, his Will w.is read, 
 'whertby tiic Emprefs (Silter to the Lord flnr/i) «i;h 
 the Patriarch, were iiitniltcvl with the .Adminilharion at 
 the Go^ernniem. Hereupon a general AUcnibly of the 
 .Slates was held at Mc/iv, and their Oaths given to the 
 tmprefs, wlio immedi.itely went info a Nunnery, there 
 to pals the 40 ilay.s of mourning; in which time, cither 
 by herown hiclination, or her Brotlier'sPerlwalion, (lie 
 renounced tile World, .ind transferred the Government 
 upon the fl.iWwr, that they according ro their Wifdom, 
 and Love to their Country, might take care thereof; 
 whereupon the iV-oplc wcie lb moved, that they came 
 thronging to the Knniiery Gates, imploring her cai in 
 lb pciilousatimc, whom alone they were bound to (erve. 
 She commanded them to go to tho K».i?!-r/ and Biiitrrin, 
 buttliey pioteftcd againltthcm, faying. That they bad 
 iworn to her, and would be ordered by Lord Burx her 
 Bnitlier. Hereupon B»ii» went our to appeafe the Mnl- 
 tituiie, and undertook, together with the K^>ia;;eys and 
 Bi'iii'iti-', to.idniimfter the Government during the 40 
 days of moutiiiiig, in which time the fcmprefs profelied 
 htrk'lt" a Nun, changing hcrNamo 10 /llexAtutrii:. 
 
 Thetinic of mourning ended, tha People ware called 
 into the CJltle, where the Chancelloi- made aiiOration, 
 perlwading them to Iwcar Obedience to rhc KjM-^eys and 
 Bfiamiij, which they with Oiu-cries difclaime'd, faying, 
 they woul.l do it ro none but the Qiieen and Lord Hojk. 
 The Council (ittiiig toconlider thereof, the Chancellour 
 came forth and commanded thirm 10 Iwi-ar tothe t{i!.i;ry! 
 and lioiareni, the Queen being now bi'oome a Nun, 
 wheupon they iinaiiiinoully named Lorit Rnii as oni- 
 worthy of the State, to whom they vverc ready to fvear. 
 Hebeini; preletir, rofe up and modclHy excufed himl'elf, 
 
 f'roiclhng his unwillingncls and'Unworthmefs, and wil- 
 ed them to choole leanu other more worrhy; and going 
 thence immediately toward the Church, they laid Hanifi 
 on him, with loud Cne&and Lamentaiions, belecchiiig 
 lum not to S>rfakc them. He weeping, lUll rcfufed, 
 ailedging bis infufficiciicy, and tho moio to inflame 
 
 thtir d*fif«, ablwtetl iind hid hitnflf a whofc Xfoiith 
 withhisSrfhr intheNiMitn-ry. The Peopfc fearing his 
 Hifiht, beliegcd the phce, and with rontiii'al clamours, 
 urged the Qiicfn ro perfw.vte her Brother to accept the 
 rrnpire. She again fcihls them tj -he Kj^.—.rt ami t't,./^- 
 >■"'!, upon the meniioBing of whole Nam ^ they began 
 to mutiny, ll'i » then went forth Snd told tficm, if they 
 were no tpuerer, he alio would take Saik-coth, and en- 
 ter into a MonnlWfv , ,h his Sifter had ,'ore ; whereupon 
 they cart eui fome dcl>eraic threats of looking to them- 
 ifelves, lincethe CGnimonweal h was i) negl, tiled. At 
 j Jalt the (iuicn by their inipi rtunity, pcifivadcd her 
 "-other no longenore(ilt(Jfjd's Will, who had put this 
 CGnltancy into the Peoples Aiinds. and to accept that 
 which God leenied thustocomrranl. 
 I «•'■,. after mnny Fxcufc'!, ar 'alt fi-cmcd to be over- 
 , come by his Silfcr's liitrrarirs, and allentcd to h.r, 
 who lignitied as much ro rhe People, ro whom Ihe "tc- 
 fented him, p'aying them to be as loyal to hmi, as tlicy 
 ! had been e.irnelt for hiin. B-ris 3\h fpjke cn:n tlicm 
 in this manner. ' ForafmHihas it fcemeth g eii! to the 
 ' Divine Grace and Providence whereby ai! thills arc 
 ]' governed, that by common Coiilcnt and ,-oii?imml /-„ 
 ' Prayers, I take upon me the Priiicip.ibry over youS,.. 
 ' and all the Provincesof %/7?— I will ro longer re- 
 ' (i(f. how heavy foever I conceive this Burthen to my 
 '^ Sh. cldcr.<i, but haie determined to undertake your 
 ' Protc(3ion with greateft Fidelitv, being ready tx> 
 ' Iway the ^/^,-r.v Scccter and Ciovernmcnt, as far as 
 (lod's Grace (halicnable me; on the other li.le, bcyoi- 
 ^ f«thful_ to me and to my Command, as God may 
 yon help. I am your mofl gentle King. 
 Joyful Acclamations followed, w;tli Piorc!\a'irjn3 of 
 their Fidelity and future Obedience. He entiing tlic 
 Monalterv, after Prayeis^ received the ihl\ BencJidion, 
 andthe Bells of A/y:,. (of whi. h are reckoned iu>,o) 
 refoumled the pubiick Joy. .•^!l the Magnlraies, .mJ 
 llich as received Salaues of the King, prJenrtd him, 
 according ticuffom, with Go'd, Silver, precious Stones, 
 Bread and Salt, humbly defiring hi> acceptance, with 
 Wiihes of long Life and Happineli : 1 ic rciiilrmg them 
 thanks, accepted the Bicail and Salt orlv, fayinit', T/V/r 
 wfff/L'V, tk~ r.ji they /h.iiU i^.vp thnrjj.ir,. T|,|.n in- 
 viting them to a Fcaff, he with Mvy his Wife, Tn-eclorc 
 his .Son of ren, and //'/cwici his Daughter rf 1^ Years 
 of .A'pe, wentout of the Monaltory in I'olcmn ProcelJi- 
 oi»rntlic CalHe. The like Pre fems were olfeied to his 
 Wife and Children, who ac eptcd the Bread and 
 Salt only. 
 
 The Feltival endcl, a folemn Oath wasraken from 
 all t^ieCiovertiours: Then caiue News that the Cimi 
 Tot,i>! had Ciitrc'lthe Borders, hi.ping to liiiJ all things 
 in conKifion ; whereupon he aflciiiblcd an .Army of 
 •<caooo Men, and marched in Perfon againll them ; the 
 ■JV/.Mn hearing how things went, lent' Fmb.alladors 10 
 the Enipcrour's Tents, and returned home, whereupon 
 he marched back to Mcijio, where lie was fodemnly cro\»n- ■''' 
 ed by thePamanrli. "■- 
 
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 An Account of the Revolutions in Ruflia. 
 
 Lib. i\lfhr> 
 
 Twelve ilav» together all Orders were fcafteJ in ilie 
 CiUle, ana llic Magilb ati-s and Officers had a Years pay 
 given them ; the (ierm.tn Merihants had Money lent 
 them, to be repaid levcn Years after without nfnry, and 
 Immtniities and Privilcees were grantid to thole of other 
 Countries : Ahn;. wercdiftribiitcd to Widows, t>iphans, 
 and other poor I'ci foils : I'heoMm'a Obfcquics were (o- 
 leninly ptrlbrnied, the Priells richly rewarded, ind the 
 whdehmpiie, which fccmcd to be dead, received a glo- 
 rious Refunciilion. 
 
 licen in fich a chafe, that he fell down fiuldenlv 
 much HKiod pafHiig from his Mouth, Nollrils, at:d 
 rars, aiidin theend of .//' /(died, loine fay of aiiAfo '.'''' 
 plexy, others that he poyfoiicd hiinfelf, having reiuiiej " ' 
 leveii Years. 
 
 Mis Wife and Srn I'cinp nd ami d to the Throne 
 and the Nobihiy hvorn to ihem, I'l'er Hitii.j,, their 
 great GeiHT.ll, whu h.id performed many hniKiir.il-lo 
 Services, and iv.istheMan of ^reatelt linnuand expeoh- f.-ri,. 
 tion in the whole I'inpire, wis Ipeeddj dupat^hed w;tl <•>■-'"- 
 
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 And now to eUablidi what he had bcpun ; his fitft an Atmy, huiuponhis march leColted to /Wm.v., ,i„d 
 rare was to in.teafe Ins Treafuie ; andas'at hrlt liew.as] uithhimall tlie /iwi;. ;/.'•, S,oi, hnnl, Duni; and l-.V- 
 
 . "pularly prodip.il, Co after a fiiuill time he became yciy 
 pinuncus, ihoittmig the Allowance (,f the Ciouri troiii 
 vvliit it had beui intoinier times. Hi-, next caie was, to 
 hold good Terms with other rriiiccs, .and by forrcipn 
 Alliances, lo fatle on Ins own Ra.e, this new t;oiuii 
 I-.mpire. Ke is faid tor thiseiul, to have fouplit .-.Wile 
 for ins .Son out ut Ei ^/ ■'"/, and a Hiilhand hir his Daufdi- 
 '■ ■■ ' His Wife being a Wom.in ol a 
 
 ter out o\' H'. in.uk., 
 
 Iiau;;hty Spiwt, tlimipht her loo i;oi>d for any II H'f 
 
 ( foihey call theivSUves, and fiKhlheclteeiiud all h^ 
 
 Siilijects and for that reafon rcfnfed to give her in | read aloud to this eftcit 
 
 Mairiage to J'lvrr J8.i/;«.iH, the bcl^ Comnuiider iii the 
 
 Army. 
 
 But while hisSnn now (lined in the height of his 
 Courfe, thcieaiolefuch grofs Vapours out of D.-m.-mi/'s 
 Cirave, as not only eclipfcd his Imperial Glory, but 
 engendrcd fuch a blomly Storm, as not only over- 
 whelmed liim and all his fainily, but alio the whole 
 tnipire 
 
 ini'^g!. riicy were all kindly received by l).„;.-i.iw 
 who iiiarching towards A/yc , feni Meikngcrs with ] ct- 
 ters to the Lords of ihe Council, whicli eiurirg ilu' .Su- 
 burbs, were coiidiiClvd by iiwiiiite nuinber> ot the C.'m- 
 mons toafpacious I'lain before the CaIHe (i.Ttc, where 
 ;hc Council then fite, and were fiinin-oned by tiie (.ml 
 Mcllengeis, to come and hear their rightful King /;,. 
 m,'t,iu, h.u, wic'r, fpeaking iintotheiii by I ciieis; ii .itiy 
 (4 tin m came, for otlierwife tlieConniu iisvcereuii Ivul 
 to letih them out; then tin- Hnn'crcui s Ltttciswire 
 
 That he much wondrcd, ha\ing fent many letters 
 and Mclfengers to them, with manit'cll Proofs c ! i einr "'""" 
 their law lul Prince, as being the .Son of t'i.« / .•.■.Jl ''' 
 iric/', and 'he only Brother of I'lc.lcr, lelf-L'plioj,!;,. 
 of happy memory, their late Empcroiir; yet iiotwith- 
 Handinp his long Paricuic, they had not only nfiiiuho 
 anlwei hiS Priiicily Litters, biit had luen fo prcfm;;.- 
 
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 Court 
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 Caltle, 
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 fl.oVVU 
 
 About the middle of Odc/'fr, i ^04, news was brought j ] tuous as to detain his Mell'engirs; all which, notwith- 
 
 10 Court, that one who named himl'elf Dnntirim ii- ' rtandmg, he beini; conhJent of his lulk Title, and w.l- 
 
 WK.it/e/'B.'.i.i, who wa; lupiofed to have been inur- ' ' limi to fpaie his Subiciits Blood, had in his i'lin.riv 
 
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 I."*'"?. 
 
 Wildoin and Clemenc y, again wrote, tliele his lait 
 Pcaie-rciiuiinig and drace ottlring Letters, and to this 
 
 ' end had lent Men of great Birth, with Ci nmnliii ji tg 
 difplacehis bni lines the G,</i«uie.', andothcr*, till (.^ 
 further Plealiire were known ; .ind if they would now 
 
 ' (uhinitthemfehes tolum, .as to tluir lawful I'rince and 
 So\eraign(as he was well latistied they in thcirConlcieii- 
 eesknewhiintohe ) they Ihoiild yetlind hiin agncious 
 and mcrcifid Lord, it nota ('c\crc and )uH Avcnuer of 
 
 ' theiniiany mifdteds, wc. w 
 
 But before this Letter was hall read, the Multitnic 
 ran violently into the Caltle, and rcleafcd two cf Dm.- 
 /'ii« InsMedengci-s, who had Ivm niiferably tiniind, 
 
 thcrd at Ofcg en, was up in Anns for his Right and In 
 heiitaiiie. This Uonctiiui was in his youth (horn a 
 Friar in 1 Monaltery, from whence making his efcape he 
 went into i' ■""/, wIktc calling to mind thefond con- 
 ceit among the Hjll-', 'hat /). n.'./nin y;;.i(iiivu/' was 
 fcactly com e)ed away, and that f^ine other was mur- 
 thcred in his (lead, and knowing the general diltall 
 of the (nuernment of Bwij, ha\ . alfo many Cir- 
 cumliaii. 5 of Time, Age, and Features, to advantage 
 and fccond his Pretence; hrlt made himfelf known to the 
 Principal Jcfuits m VcUiul, to whom lie ptonulcd, it he 
 might recei\ehi.lp for the recovery of his jull Inheri- 
 tance, his tiift cjie (honld be to leduce the Hj,j]ji,i 
 to the union ot the /^fwc" Church. T he Jf/""' com- 
 municated the Matter to the Pope, and brought him to whipt, ami roaited._ Then the Prince, Lmprils, and 
 the Palatmof %cii,iimit\ a potent M.iii in that Kingdom, Princels were taken into Culfody, and Dcmcti.us was by 
 whofe Daughter he covenanted to marry it he fiic- , cor.fem of the Nobles, ( lomc few excepted) dccl.Ked 
 ceeded 111 liis Z^. /;.in Enterptile. The I'.i.Vr/d brought , their iiglnandlawlulhiupcioiir. 
 
 liim befoie King X/^i, "ii.n./, who gave him a Chain of The bniprelsadvifed the \oung Prince and Princcfs tOTHeFirf 
 Cold, and proniiled to allilt hnu. follow their bailier's example, and murder thenilelveU'y."'' 
 
 Thus by the King's Favour,* the Pah.tinc'i Money, I'oyfon, promiling to bear tlum Company ; lllCi\lothe^^' 
 and the Jc/./.Vj Indultry, he railed an Army of lotco 1 drank tirlt, ;ind was pledged by the Son, who I oth <i-e,l "' ' 
 Souldicri in J'o//:t,./, and in Ins march was joined by , iirmediately. but the Princefs drinking but little, lur- 
 iccco C.jJ'r.^k. . U:iii fciu an Army of Icocco Men a- 1 vived. Others alcntc ihis Munher to theccinniaiulof 
 (;ainrt him ; he alio fiiit bmlalladors into l'i>lii>i(i, to Dii:tiu, and that this iclf-mnrther was a pretence 
 put them in mind of the Lcagr.e between both Nation.s, only. 
 
 andtodelire that this Countcifcit Uctnct iu>, a Prielis 
 Kaftard, might be delivered to him ali'.ccr dead, adding 
 Threats if they pcrlilted : The I'atriirch alfo with the 
 Birtii ps an 1 Spiritual Men of /<_.#;, wrote un-o the 
 .Spiritual Men of I'oi.in.i, declaring unto them what that 
 Fieietick and Traitor was, bom whence he came, and 
 the cccalionof his running awa\, as alio ;he manner of 
 the making away of Prince D.wi fnic, and withal re- 
 nucningthe Relets and Spiritual Men of I'ouiJ, that 
 they now knowing whata Runnag.itc this was, would 
 not give credit to him, jior break the League concluded 
 between them. 
 
 But fuch was the prevailing Power of the Pope and 
 Jeluits in i'liAvH, that no credit w.is given to thcle 
 
 He cntred A'r/Ii. the 19th of J/wc, with ponipors 
 Proccifion if Soldiers and Prieds, the latter cariymi; 
 Banners, with PiCfuics of the lilelfed Virgin and i\ - 
 e'r/.K, then tutelar Saint. /Ji-"Jr/;;m mounted on a while 
 Paltey, and attended 1 y the Patnaich .and cthcis, went 
 hrft to the Temple of our Lady, and af:er Prayers 10 
 St. MiJui.ls (.hurch, wherein Jiu'. />/./ wiir lay buiitd, 
 and hearing that /i . J lay thcie interred, he p'releiitly 
 commanded h^ Body to betaken up, and to be removed 
 toameanerChapelwitliouttheCity. 'Ihm paliinp ly 
 the Hoiife of B • ii, he was lo oHended at the light, iliat 
 he lent Wirknicii prefentiyto raze the fame, 'llierce 
 proceeding to the Imperial Palace, and taking upon him 
 the Government, he Hi.wcd mon favour to tha /'i/,( 
 
 Writings. Both Armies -inieting, Oi»).-;;/.vj conhdent and o'.her Forreigneis, than to the lijiff.', winch 
 (as he made lliew ) in the Iiift.LCof lusCaule, c, lied up- | haltned his ruin. Seventy noble Families of the Kindred 
 onGod, fi .IS he might be hear.lof all, wrJi his Hands or failion ot ijo u were exiled, that their Goods and 
 ffnt hed forth, and li.s Lyes lifted up to Heaven, in Inch ; Lands might be Iliat' d among btrangcis. 
 
 But li.s Cli mcnc was remarkable to Sii:it^', his Suc- 
 celloi.riii tlie hnipire, who being condemned for refufing '' '^'^1" 
 to acknowlegelmvi as tnip-. rour, and uttering reproach- 
 ful Speeches on hiiii, ..s, th.ii he was of bale Parentage, 
 ri'ieO Quici. :J Ilci-.vci., I lonuiinid my j^'lf r.ihi thcje wv I and had cciilpn.'d vAiih the I'c cs to overthrow the 
 Sudl' I. Dntieiiiiis gor the Vn^ory, which he ufed /(^k//.'<:« Nobiii.v an,! He igion ; yet when he was at the 
 
 likeWorus, (J '■:ijr /ijl ^uJ^f, t^.,'! >i.: fiji «'■>/> 
 dcr-tvli, dejii y tilt Jljl aiui Jpr.rc th'.s Chi iy.li-.n Bt'tJ, if 
 unjiij}!}, i; :m.-iuo::JI', if Vfi^l^Aiy I midcrtnk.: Ii^is E)itt>- 
 pijc ; ". •• / ;j. ruii:e inr.uer.ci , Iclp lie jull C.iiijc ; u 
 
 ■'■1 
 
 withg.eatmodefiv; iinij hereupon fent f.ime withlarne 
 I'l-i lifcs to nn niicrhim, and the Pain.irih exconimuii - 
 c.'., 1 jli lli"t fivoured linn. Dcmcii'ui wrote lierecl 
 n.udtltly tothi I'a'riarfh, an.! to Bo uall'o, elleringfair 
 Con 'lions it he w. uid re 411 Ins unirped hm; 1-e. 
 v.hich he Willi liuiitiwtioniejeCtcd, and is laid to have 
 
 place ot b.)ecntioii, .iltei he had ended Ins I'lavers, .nid 
 on his Knees expected the fatal Stroke, received his Par- 
 don. 
 
 The hill ot ?-if '»/.(• being New-years-day with the 
 ■(•. ' was u;'i>o nted tor ; is Cor Tition, and M-.tihn 
 tl.i. ci'.iji.'fs V lus fuppofed Mother J Widow of 
 
 'jfunn 
 
 Wcl 
 
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 ' ,1 begn 
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 ic fell down fmlJcIv 
 MiMiili, NoUriLs, a,,,i 
 'I, lomc lay of a,, ,\r,v 
 hiiiilcll, having rugncj 
 
 1 .inaa to rl,c Thtono 
 
 '". '•'•" H.,i,,..„ ,h,,; 
 
 niiiM iiianv linit,.|.r,,|,|(, 
 
 MHj(l„,nc,„u|„,„^t.T 
 
 1-cai, ) ililpar.htd w;tl, 
 ^"I'ta to /;»„„.„,■„,, .„„; 
 
 rca',vcd l,y /,,„;,,„;• 
 lit Miikiipirs with J e,' 
 . ''■'"^'' I""" K iIk- .Su- 
 ite iiuiiikr> ot [lie C',„. 
 h. CaiUc (;nt.. wl,..re 
 
 fiinm-,(i„i.d l,y. ,i„ ,^,,^1 
 llHir n;;lithil Kirjc /;,. 
 tiuin l'ylcmis;i,,.,,y 
 t < iiiiiK iisivtrt- u,, ((.^ j 
 
 'i"R ftnt many Icm-r. 
 manikit PfMi, ( ; i ,.,„,, Pi-r,., 
 the Son of' i,i:,i I .. " '' ■•' 
 i'/r.,/.,,-, (clUfpuoljir 
 nircroi.r; ycc ,H,tw,th. 
 
 -•haJ 1,01 only ritiiluitn 
 i^tliadLcenfoprrf,,,,.... 
 rs; all whjrli, iionv tli 
 
 l".'^ mlk TnU-, and k.\. 
 'd, liad ill his l',;,^^^., 
 
 "■rote, tluk' Ins jjif 
 r.yl.ctt.TN audio ,l„s 
 h, "ithC(niii„Hi(„ ,0 
 '■M, and Others till l^ 
 ■ind if ihcy would „m, 
 their lawtiil I'nneo and 
 itlK-yinthcirConlcu,,. 
 lyctlindhiiiiaiiiaciom 
 ere aiid juH Avtniu.r ot" 
 
 read, the Miiltitmic 
 ileatid tHo cf L) m.- 
 •^n inileraMy tortiitcd, 
 
 "'He, luiipri fs, and 
 
 and lictiicii.us wasliy 
 
 excej-tcd } declaied 
 
 Prificc and Princef- torvr— , 
 IniiirJer tlieiiiKlveihyi:': 
 iiiraiiy ; tl,o Alotherf,' 
 Son, who loth &.t\ '"'" ' 
 ikiiiR but liiiie, lur- 
 iir to ihe.,riiuiiand(if 
 liiiT was a I'letcncc 
 
 ?""<■. with pompons 
 ', the latter eariyinq 
 
 lied Virgin and ,\'. 
 I'lnioiinttd on a white 
 11 ell and othci'i, went 
 and after Prayers to 
 
 f>/.7 wich lay buried, 
 itcrrcd, he prelemly 
 
 , and to be removed 
 
 Hull pafiiiif! ly 
 
 .led at the light, iliac 
 
 e the fame. '] hercc 
 Hid takui); upon him 
 
 tavour to the 1',/.; 
 
 the /(;,//:.', which 
 
 nulies of the Kindred 
 
 lat their Goodt) and 
 
 ■gcis. 
 
 ; to .Vn.'j/;., hl.s S»e- 
 ndemncd for rcfuling '' 'C' "'■•T 
 d ntteniiii reproach'-"^*"'"' 
 sof bale Parentage, 
 
 ■1 in overthrow the 
 whciihf was at the 
 
 .ieil his I'la^ers, and 
 ike, receiveJ hisl'ar- 
 
 v-yearsday with the 
 ration, and Minlut 
 'iher ; Widow of 
 
 flv.p- 
 
 il. 
 
 yh Aaoii'it of the Krco'mioni tn Kiiflid. 
 
 539 
 
 'jiiuiV.iliiir. V was font fjr.rioin the At iiilKry f.irfrom 
 Court, where h« j had plie d her. An I'on .n;ab;e 
 C'»;i !)■. waNl-crei. i-mpl.iU'.l, a .! he <v:th vreat Ihewol 
 Pio'v went lu meet her, eiiuv.ie.d her with fiats, and 
 1nie-l.ci.'.i'd on foot, aif iiile.l Ik r Chariot to the C'tilUi-. 
 1.) ilie ./*"•'; he allo'ttd a fur |'l.ve not tar hMniih.e 
 Caltle, l.ir the evereife of iIk' i{'»iif> Kele.MOn, and 
 ,w,i I.I have then dee'.a;cd litmrii i;i that poi.it, but 
 leaiiMj^ ini:k. , Ih- waiud a hitei OpiKirtunity. 
 
 Hi^ next > art w.is to reeompeitee the i'lies, to enter in- 
 t. a l.e.ii'.ti' uilitl.tt Nai|cn, .ind lo eonfniiim-ni' the 
 iit.riiai'e; ti->f whu h reafin lie fent (/'rt/..;/!. i lin Tiea- 
 :'..,r r veitii jc; l|i rleii.en, and Jewels t.r the 1 a.'y and 
 be.' l-'.aher, worth ^-^ooou (.n wii>. who i:i \.',.im-i- 
 tail.- 'O <•'' i" '■■/■, ha.' amlieii.e of Kuv; S fiiiii.-.n.l. 
 ivniteh.' with all thankfulneh, aekni.wled^'ed tlieKin;'- 
 fi iwardo.l'. uith li 'i No' le» in iv>'overini', hi-. Mailers 
 Ki::hi, to whi.h (io,i hatlu'iveii l.ireel.s I'eyiild expek'.ta- 
 liiiti ; I he. he deplored the 'I','. i;)'-|iiU>len,- es in '/ ir^.:- 
 lan.lohei \Mrts, niil \uiiild w.ll.mi'y ).'in witii the 
 /' . and i>dii'i- Chtil'tian l'rin.e> a;^ainlt llicni. In liie 
 nfaii time tint hi' was willing to maUe ati evi i laltiiii', 
 1. a;iie with hini. and to ihai end intreated Ins j;0(,d 
 leave to take upon liinilVlf a Wile cut of t'i^:iiil, 
 iiaaiely, Ainti ,S;^./.i, Dtiuphter of Cio .y M'c !i ir, 
 P.il.itiiie of SfM.lnjii' , ill purl" at. c cf a ContraCf iii.ade 
 with he:- acthetime of herbcjis; id t'cl.-.ii.i, wliali is a> 
 f.Koweih 
 
 rity, to u'ive I amis and InluniaiKP fotli. ir own .Soiil- 
 diers, i\u\ to trade fieelv a; picafin, .Ls if ii were 
 ill ih'it ow.i tr in -I lid iawKiI Uomini 'ii, and i.i b.nld '^■r'''t"''c< 
 
 ' Moiiall^ii:.s, .ani fe; up the /<-»;,Vi- Keilijtou, ,it,d t.i!,' "[.,','j '■; 
 
 ' have/,.;-, or /(•.-. /• I'rielis ar.'i.SliooK. 'bnt llie h r i-..; •; ... Z 
 hit t'l .ibi.ie ai.d iLin.iiii with us. And enti.ernion 
 hirPnr'.ls, tcl.a\eaN i-.iany as iliall be iieedf I r>i be 
 kip: fn iiir own (iodiy \ jw'/'' UeU;dfi, w il-.ii-t ,iU 
 let (.ihiiilianei ; and a, we' our let' by liie A'.T-'. 
 "I Ci d, are already ii:. lined t^^ the ftnie, fo w.i! e.c 
 
 ■ likrwdi With eaincll i;;te, iikU\ a I nr.'aiistobr'oi;' 
 all the K;iii;,;,i;ii of .\l ;■: l> the km >w!e('i;e ef tli" 
 H ■III /' ■ Ke'i;j|. ,11, and ri) l.-i tip the C'hureb ot ly>:i ■. M 
 loll I Jid ihoiild iv.t ii.ant '.n-o OS ;; 0.1 lUivefs.wliT' - 
 In this be ptitiirnii d w.lhiii a Y ar, ihcii it tl.a l be ;if 
 the pliaune of <r,.r bather to f.p rare in> aini bi< 
 
 ' l),in.;Ii'cr I.'.:/'.:; i lit if it Ihall pic ife h'm t ) f.vbeat 
 till another Year, then do I p.if. tliismy Htll wi'!. i:i\ 
 own Han l-wiiin;', and therii'i.rol hi'vefw. in !■ v 
 fJl, aiiJ (;i en .t \'ow a^eord ii> to -he ll.''y IM.l.-i', 
 and a I in ih s Ijill to hold .ind keet'carefullv ; as aU'c 
 
 '_ that I lliiilbniis- all th.-y(. '• Pe'ide t .' rh • /.:.•;'« 
 Kclij.'ioii, Wir.ieiiat V.iMt' I.- the 15th of .Wf., .-l/.tu 
 
 I'riiue />i™.v.ior 0.' '.•!!. 
 ti W.I 
 
 At the end of eipht Pays tlieCnnravll w.^.s fnl nitily 
 riiii'liedby ilu- C'.ird.na: IVll.op of t • ;. ;•. . iv ' il-e Km- 
 • Wc n.-iirtr I'v/t-.'rv'ul; by tlicM'.r.-yotCio,!, I'rinfe bail.uior with her l'aien:s were fcilfed bv tli' Kn^p. 
 of i\\ t{i'i't, ^t. . callini', to menu ry <.tii tor.nir l.il'-.| ' In the en I ot" :-.ii.tti 1, tih' Bri i.-, her I'rt'bi •, liiiv'e 
 b in!» not 111 that fof.n an.l inanner, 
 M.iiwK"hies, Hi was ill the i ,iu- ot 
 an.l oili.r Cfi.ltian I'eoile. Nsvnihel.l'>, by the 
 I'r.ividenee of Abiiii^b'v (Jod. from wiioni pn.eeedeih 
 
 as in otl'.er preat'an; '1:1111 of W. •men. ace^misttned tlie .'{,/.' 
 o;ir i'rede.T;:onr:,'oorinhi. leiirii, and :iriiveu .it >'/ in th- 
 wlkijihev weie ina:rie.l by lik 
 
 .1 be(;:nn'ii>.; and an etiil, aii.i f.oin whom .oitKth laic 
 and l)cadi,'swch.ueby Ititneft'lcd an ! niaJ.eelioife un- 
 to O'.ir filf, nitli itoud likiiitjin the tinieof oi'.r lieini; 
 
 1'. 
 
 in tile K.tipd 111 of I 
 
 both ot tlitni lidcmni . crowned 
 
 tJ.w; •.■./;... had ' ro'.idua tiii.ird of (ir rti.i 
 tioo l'«r.ii.l. will. Il bciii;.; \viiho;it evniplc 
 'diecilbis, an.l ueiiip. itdilbkidcf hi; SibicCt-, he dif 
 
 ■ Kril..:ia- 
 
 ,... I , t' ,;- r">.»i 
 
 i.irjt, at'.tl,. ' 
 
 ■' with bini 
 M" his I're 
 
 .1 V la-. 
 
 ot a Con.panii n ot great nuiiei!, tonuher v..ih :ill l(<tv:eii So'd<!ie:-:. Th.'\ 
 
 be- 
 aiid honour.U'Ic b.iita, auvl ot' (Jodly t.<.l neat ion, and ing tli s fiit .-.way without pay, returned w::h tie- 
 .s fueli :i (j>mpaif.on, w.th whom we Ihal'i by .he calhiete.l .'', 1 ./.■. .■ to the H.r.lers vvhere ihey coir.miitcd 
 Mer.:yc.f C;..|| live peaceably, which is the rci'plcniniit many Outrage:, ti. the great difeottrent of '.be '■{,£■:, 
 atijiioble J adv Muiitfj, I'J.cghtcr to the great I'ala- niaiiy of wh.iii were offended .it his tuo much rcl'peiSt 
 till s":/i /f)WM/(.- , and upon this Oeealion have takm to the /'■'•.', others (]ii,!tu»iied ins fi.rth, whcrcijuii I'e 
 him fbi oerFaihcr, and in legard that we are not vet entertained many '■'''/•!....'.■,- and '.■ );.-■ t tor hi; (n -,rs'..s, 
 in our own Knigdoin, we do thei-e'brc pt;riX)le;to whom ho added too i'.<i-j:jh Mai' crdics, wii: 
 
 and 
 
 htreafier to take order for her coniint? unto us, 
 
 with the faid deneral Svi./rti»c ska. I.ikewife when 
 
 I lliall;0iiie to Ine in my own Kinndotii, then Ih.ili 
 
 the I'alaiiii Vc"..'/"w/->i'; remember h s taithtiil .imltrue 
 
 ■ Fromifc w:th his Daughter, ilie l.ady Af.i..//.', her 
 
 ' Vow, my I'elf reni.'inbriiv^ mv own Vow, and lo both 
 
 ' of iiiitoho'ditf'aithfclly with l.ove and .Afii;i;f:on andto futtera 
 
 ' that end do wc bind our felves liy o'r Wnrings, 
 
 ' I.ikewife (iill: and principally in the iiame of ilic 
 
 Holy Trinity, I clo give 
 IMneelv Piomife, that 1 wi 
 
 as niany iVo.;, and too K;-,'i.7.' nrmcd w.th r.nu- 
 lans. 
 
 .•\t tin: tuvc .-am."' an Um!-.:i!i;id:'f w idi I errcrs frotn 
 Si-'/in. yJ King of 1"", ■«.', which b:.'cat'!c tliey g.ivc i 'lu 
 no; the I itle or Fnipci'i'itr. were rotreccivi.l :vi. bi.'i'c.'.. 
 In e\ei:1e whereof, ib.e l'in!>.ilfuior ufcd W; : j im- 
 toA' /Vii; Patience, telling hitntlnthc lliould 
 go aii.i depricc ihe'.',-;/ ■]■;■■/; of 'tlLifc Tit'iS. /);'■- 
 lull' diltemb'ed hisRelintment in rcgar.l o* liie .AtV:','.- 
 
 my I'aithfcl and tree'ancche lor.nerly ha.i, and might ltd! ex; c£f from :he 
 t.-.kc in Marriaee the i'olei. 
 
 Lidy .\f<iri)M : it on the contr.iry 1 do not, then I On the fixth day .iftei- the Marri.-.ge, beirgdie 1 7tli rf A Ij! 
 wilhlhat I might give tliis.ts a Curfe upon mv felf, Mr.\ a folemn bealt was hell wl.ereit; the hn.perourai'd "">'• 
 alf/ as I thall enter into our Kingdom and llerciage iKmi'ielslate croivricd in the Hdl, at which the l-(i:Jh 
 ot' Mol'.o, then will 1 give the Palatin her t'ather, bimbalbidor rctnl'ed to Iw prefent, except he might lit n: 
 aReward of lO'ooc Pieces of /'.'■;/;'.' Ciold. and to the Pr:nies 'I'al-le, as the !{■ C: :!•.■■ . tmb.MliKler 'h.id been 
 ihe l.ady Mulm oiirWil'e, inconlidcration of hergrcat ilunvnired atC'ta-iv ; the lii'jT ' denied llitly, but W.;;;.- 
 aiul lent; Joiirnev, as a'fo f' r the providing :itHt fur-]' .«.• at 1 lit yiel.ied. The /'c'.v had oo'iiiiuerV. ovci the 
 niihiiip her fclf, 1 will give out nt my 1 realnre, /<■"/"' n^ 'f 'hey had been a eon. piei'd People, whereup,- 
 Velvets wio'.iglr. with Nilver and Gold, And tli loii the Nobibty and Commons raknt^ the adv.tn:.f.;e of 
 Mcifeiv.;er th.it fc.all lie fent to me f!o:n the I onl | tlii.s time, wjicn the I'. /.•.' Iliod Ical'i on their gu:iid, 
 
 ' hvi baih-r, tiv from tfi- I a ly her felf, I lliib 
 'hold Of keep, but li;all hi them pafs, and Ihill 
 
 ■ Ward them w:th (JilK, uhi h lliall he a Token ol 
 
 ■ our P:ini cly I'a.oiir. .Sec. iidly, as lri;;i aswelhall 
 e.'ine to the boperial Throne of our b':uher, tli.ti 
 pref'iitlv will we fend otir b.iuball'ador to the le- 
 
 ' Iplejident K:iiy, < f l'o;i:ii.i. And to the f.icnanied La- 
 dy .\;t.);i our Wife, we g:ve two I.ordllv.ps, vi;t 
 .V: •:;■ ./the '.' .M-, and /•' ^'-K.'. with all the Pmvince- 
 ' be|, n'.;in-4 to the fame, with Coanferiors, ('•e:iile:ucn, 
 ' and Yeomen, and Prielts littin.; for a (!oiigreg;it:oii, 
 to rule and govern ficely, widi full .Aiithontv, m ihe 
 Uir.e maniiiran.l ftiu as it we ruled ; an I my felf 
 10 lia^c n.i more Right, T t'c, ir Aiith:)r;'y in the 
 laid two Cities; a;:d i-So wholly give and bellow 
 all on the faid 1 aly A/.:*.'. ■, that is contained in 
 ilils Writing, as f on asby tio.fs help, wc Ihall be 
 I' .itiicd to.;, iher, an 1 th.-retHiio have given this o"r 
 \Srit:n.', fe.ded with o.ir Piit'CeK Seal ; Ihic if our 
 \\ile ll.:til not have by us any Childten, tl.cr. in 
 ihole two l.ordlhips before I'pceilied, die lhall pbice 
 .M 11 in .-Nutlvii itv of her own, to govern and do ju- 
 tii.c: All! It ihalbe f.ce fo: tlie I'.'.i.l .Vteii in .itfho- 
 
 md Sti y;J 
 le iu;:g in 
 
 111: A- line to the Court , It three in the Mon:i:g, 
 re- 1 their 1 cadet ba\mg caulVdthe great Deli to 
 
 rokcn of b'ne, that .'.'-i/;.". .'.■;, might be rais'd an.l come 
 forth of his .Ap;irtment, /'-e lirjiirr/, who cir.e rtin- 
 nitig out half naked, was llaiii li. one of his own .Ser- 
 vants, and Oe:.';.v ..vj a\v:ikncd w;th ihe lioife, r.nd ' 
 feeing agiea'et danger ih.ni b'r.e, t o!i a I'., k.i'.' !:m.^.i.i, 
 .ind ibppmg down tioiii a Win.low, b:\ike hisi eg witiulu 
 f.rll, whereby he was c.alily taken, and by i'.;.'.\ ''s com- 
 mind, earned inii t'ne great Hail where Lmballadurs 
 have .•\iidieiue; wlieteU>me up! r.miing him wi h hi^lm- 
 polinies. he with his Swonl l.dd one of tlictn < n the 
 tiroiiiKJ, and then ibiiiiiig t'tc \obi iry that hemiL'br 
 be petiiirted 10 freak t.i the Peofile, it was denied. 
 Some fay ilut hcobt.uned of .s'.i.'.'i;'', iha: heii:ight be tried 
 by t!ie Teilimoi.v of the I-nipiefs Mi-.'ii-.i, V:.!o\,- of 
 fic;'/ r.>Jim-\i, who being brougluoiit of the Nueticry. 
 aliitmcd befor- the Nobles on her Oath, that liet .Son 
 ).-iH ■,•'.■',•.■ was in:inv Vciirs bclbre nuntiicred bv ;h.- 
 
 r ■I'Dj^f.tt 
 
 fo 
 
 liner 
 
 eomnian.iot H< n. executing 
 a;ents uI ill s bnpolVurC, .l-. pt'o.etci.iM tio:i 
 an.l ihe s;ener.il a.cepiaiKe he '.oi.iid .^ii-.oiig 
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 llewhim. His llojy wiib dragged thto' the Miro iiit" 'w^'rcil mojiftly, rxtiilinj; tlitir hclpint? him wlioiiitlicy 
 thi MuiUt-pl.ici', cxiHik J fomv Days to pubhik viiw, inn.eivi-il tolwthc rishiilc.r, aiklJclircd thai the Pca^c 
 aiul ihiii Iniifit I iivuht loiuiniic. 
 
 Aiiioiii; Iiis I'lpcis was f.nm.l the Contra 5 liotwicn but when tliin};.s Wiiv li-ttcr (WIrd in Pol.in.l, and 
 liini ;iiuiilic l'-ilj:'iie, bifuic hiM.i>a\iiip out ot" (' ..ci,/, ;;ro«ii worfcin /( /i;, h, tlio 1/illiko coiKcived anaiiilt 
 1 li It .i.foo;i .u> hi' Ihuull acijuiic tlie Kul^diun ol M"'^' . i »'"/'». ano'liti /) iiifti .•». anil'o, whu |'ii.tciidin.> to h,i\c 
 lie vvoiiUi t.isc Iii-.l)ai»phtci 10 Wife, aiid ijivc hit the niadehis c). n|'Coii the iluv.'t' theMallkrc, lo lunnin 
 I'lDVincfs C't\. ;■((;'..< Slid /W'/J^D, therein t'rJely td IviiUl ly and OMiliJeiuly rel.iicil 1 iitiiiilir I'MllipoSof p;ilt IH 
 
 :\ndkt iiK.MoM.ill.rres and cllahlilh the AJ^w'/Zj Keli 
 I'.ioii. Iheio Hoie toinid alfo hv hull. Iitiei. lioni die 
 I'lipo .iii'l C'ni!iii.i!s to thai ctUa, an.l ihat he (hoiiU! le 
 liiindtiil Kii.il.c ni hand Ipeedily, wh.it he liul pio nilel j 
 aiiil vow.d 10 V ;;,/.«■(/„/ and thu Carilinalo, .1-. lo In- 1 
 hinili-'f <il' th.- ,'<iiH,//.i Rihuion, and til I'r lip all ihe \\i> I 
 pliut' \7/.'i iiitothefanie, not only thofe that ot then ■ 
 
 r.',\t.i weie v.illiM'^, bill nihcf. alio, jiidtopui tliini to | '»■, with.111 Ariuv eoniilltiij' eliietly, of IC'i^Uji; A'.-,/,,, 
 
 d.Mtli th.v I'll Mild leek to rippofe it. ' and ScjIi, under tile eonim.ind of I'mtiii Hr 1.1 (.ttr.lir, < 
 
 The I'al.itiiie S-n,ii)iiii, Fathir of the Knipirfs, w.v, t-'emh-mm. '1 lieleniiKli to .M'/Jo, thiiibelicged by ihc 
 
 b.oiked viiMiihis Hoiilt;: The milerable Bride \\J^^poil- ; few D m-:r!i,\ and J'.W, .ind piii him inio luch Kai, 
 
 ennents, ihat the l.aii* of D-nrtr-m xvnsby him leiKU.', 
 .mil lK'ini> aililted li) the J' .>'i, lie raifed an A»ny anU 
 laid liei',1 to Mo/cr. 
 
 1 here was at th 11 tiinc liiine dittirencc between C/.^rfj 
 King i)f .Vrrr./fM and .Vi:;.,'i./i(>../ Kiiii" of I'o.in.V, who 
 lii.l >laiii) til the Crown ol .Viv./h. Suil^^ takes hold 
 
 ' <.f this Aihant.ipe, 
 
 . adilUd by the Kinp of ,?.v ■ 
 
 ed of all h. r .\p|i.iiil and Jewels, withont (iarii.ent 10 
 cover her, or Reil to lie on, eareful only of her barhei 
 and I 'ill le, ai.d willied tli.ii (he wiili tlicin might lave 
 theirl i\tsaiiii reioier their Coiimry. 
 _ Atiny /■>'.;'■/•'.' and it her Merchart.s fi tVcred in tlii^j 
 Tumult ; .lnr,r.-r:-//n' lolt hisl.ilc, and ^oiot. Crowns ;i 
 
 iliat iKit iriillirpthe /'. Aj, he ttoieaway by Nieht witlu 
 iHi.ill Kitiiine i the i'li.f/ obtained Ariiclcs of Conipo- 
 liiioii, .iiiddci'aned. Hut /Jci/) Y /i/i railiiiR anothet Ar- 
 mv of fmh /(h//^/ as volini'.arily came tohini, a;iaiiiU,J 
 liepeto M''U'\ wherein Stiiik} then was, while 'oi<i.-ii,!;. . 
 a /'j/'//' (Jeiitral beiearred another part thereof wnli 
 
 ;^i/«' ;fVii w.is beheaded with his own Sword; .\a/)ui;' 40PC0 Men, whereof i<i<.o were k'g.'ijl , Ann ami 
 
 loft 1 V -'0>; I'lorinsj .We w/ji liminrnugh "Juooo; tvfejve 
 hiindad I'l/.iv loll ilieir I.iits ; nnny of them were faved 
 by tlie /(■'(> c/ii ; 4ro /<ii//,-i wcri ii.iin ; at Nipluthel u- 
 iniik ec.iled ; the new Kniprifs, licr Kilhir, his Brother, 
 Willi other r./ 1 , t.idic niiiul er of bor9LC., wereconi- 
 ntitred ir> fafe ei:ltoilv 
 
 RdHjCr.iar 
 
 t'l.-ii.l-, S'i,:j!:f feeing 11 iliopeto withlland them, btiunk 
 himli'lf 10 a Monalleiy. The <V(i//iDw';fj I'uun .ifier !ur- 
 lendiiil iheirCny to theCiic;, and |Otiied with rheiii a- 
 paliilt /)(•>/)•'. 11,', who thereupon fled, and was af.vr- ,;„,.,, 
 w.irils killed in his Caiiipby a T,in.ir. Uniili-, having loll Hi . 
 his l.ibeity and I'.iiipire, w.is carried Captive into 'Vj.,,,,, 
 Afcer tlicleinpc(t wasealined, the Boi'.m-n/ alfeiiibling 'i>/,', where, after he had been expofcd to fconi and mj- 1 1 i,,l,' 
 in Coiiiiei!, Vh/j/; v niade a .Spinh to them, p"ifeiling ■ nif >Id Miferies, he died in I'rifon. 
 hi 11 lie it lorrowtel for w ti had pailtd in theexciiition of Tlie Mufcu-.'itr.; to rcfciie thcnilclvcs from their prefcnt 
 
 Mtferies, agreed with the I'li/'y.' General ^ilk.'-^''y, to.f,",",'* 
 elect K/<!./.7//iy/<, Son of King Sigiiitumii, for their b.nipt- pr^.- 
 lour, but whether for Breach of Conditions on his p.irr, 
 or out of an inveterate hatred to the I' ■If), or n.iiui.il 
 jealoiifv and ilillrud r.f Strangori, or a National InciMi- 
 Hanry, they fioii I'rew wearv of hiin, and began to 
 ihink liinvtliev iiiiglu reOorc their former tjoveriimeiir, 
 which they ctfeilU'il in ihismanner. 
 
 TliercdweltintheNorthaboiitDn'i'/i.!, aboil Fellow, p.- ... 
 when Religion was endan^'er'd, Forreigncfs advanced, ' a Butcher, who railing at the bafencfs of the Nobilitv.i'"-— 
 Liv.s vi.-ilated, txotiek Falhions introduced, and liber- I and Corruption if the Othccis, fiid, If they would '"•■■ ■ 
 tic fiipprelfid, hew.thltood him with the Peril of his |choofe a good Tre.ifurer, and pay Soiildicrs well, they 
 I.dr, which it grieved hmi to haveen|oycd by hisGrant, |niightf)on have tliolbihat would tight an.l expel thur 
 who being a Robber, had no Right to take it. Yet 1 ^-n.■mies the i'l.'ct, providid they would hrlt clior4i;,i 
 fee ng their toiwari'nel's in fo juft a caiife, he ( more worthy Ceneral, for which place he rec smmciidc-d to 
 regarding his Coiimiies Safety than Rnmors and Re-|theiii a poor mi'nie I Cinileman, nimed /'■.;;. (1(7, who 
 pons; hid been their Captain, to do that which God, had done g tod Ser\ ice, but being negledled, did now 
 
 a ji'lt /■.■:t! i'lt the Iniperi.il Family and his Country, 
 ar.d n hatred of a cruel 'I'yrant. 'Ihat :^iir.,i I'elih- 
 w... how iiij'.iri. tilly focvcr taxed by loine j had left 
 Kmi'doms annexed to hulnheritanc;, as Monuments of 
 lusM.i-iunimity. Th.tt i'lec.Ue liicceeded, but U'> it 
 ruled, ^^llO tirit miirthcreu thcyoun,gelt IJrother, a. was 
 th iiight, .I'ld after that poyloncd the other, to attain tie 
 F.mpiie. 1 h.it for tlnfe Reafons O-wrm'tii ( wliolbevi r 
 lu was , found Fiiends. hiinfelf ainonglt oilier^ ; but 
 
 the Difpofer of Kingdoms,' by the fnccefs had approved ; 
 fo that It reiiinuic.i now, feeing the Imperial Family was 
 cxtiicf, they Ihoiild leek one ot' the noblcit Blood, mod 
 re'igo'Js Ze.il, and experienced Wifdom, who would 
 efteein his I'eopks Hearts hisftrongclt Forts, to l)ecoinc 
 their Prince. 
 
 Thus was he chofcn Einpcrour, who not long before 
 was at the I'll, k to be beheaded, for reporting that he 
 had !i en the liody of li.e iincDemenim after he was dead, 
 and did help M bury him. This Sujik.y was "jo Years 
 old, never iiniiied,' a Prin.c of great Wifdom, and a 
 F.ivoinir of ilie /-'w.;.',/.!- Nation. 
 
 Cm of his tint .\cis was to fend an EmbatTy into Pc- 
 .r'i..', to complain of their obtruding that Changeling on 
 !<;■!' ■■■ wli.-reln .ibove ico of their principal'Nobility 
 hiii'lult ill, !;■ I i\es, demanding Relhtution of the Mo- 
 nies which that Impoftei hadcaufcdtobc tranfiKirtcd into 
 lvir.1,.1, or elle Ir- would, with King Ch.vlcs of Sweden, 
 fnter /'.i.'.ni./with an .^riiiv, tohe revenged on them for 
 breaUng the 1 cague they h id fworn to. Sigljnuind au- 
 
 live retiredly. I'he Multitude .approved his Co' iieil, 
 andchofe /'u^.irj/^v for their leader, and the Hutcherfur 
 a Treifnrer, delivering into his blands what Money they 
 had, which he fo faithfully d;liiurlcd, and Jv-.i,,/;> lb 
 well dikhargedhistr.'.ll, that a groat Army w.isgathereJ, 
 and Wo/co then belieged by the I-'uie'i, was relieved. \nA 
 for further fccuriiy againlf the I'o/.-j, and to recomren -c 
 the Sutferiiipsand Imprilonnient of the /^h;/i.i)i Ch.in- 
 cellour, theniii /V<i«./, they eleifted his yonnp Son .1'.'- ,•,..,, 
 c.i.'/oivic/', undet whole Empire ( haung a good Coniichj ■' 
 appointed they might live h.ippily ; the Hutcher alio ,," 
 was made aCouncelior. Emballiidors were lent to dii ers p..,,.. 
 Princes to mediate between them and the Wnes, and by 
 the CountenaiKe and Intcrtellionof the Einpcrour, the 
 King of fj>Mf Hiii.iin, and other Princes, the young 
 Eniperour was peaceably fctled in his Dominions, and 
 making a trucewith the i'olei for 14 Years, he obtained 
 thereby hts Fathers liberty, who was after conftcr.iteJ 
 Patriarch of ail l{uff,r.. 
 
 '•-if 
 
 Chap. 
 
 
 t 
 
Lib. ]V 
 
 ii-lpini? him wliointlify 
 daclircd that the Pc»co 
 
 lirlcil in Pcl.tn,!, and *''■'"' 
 iil.ki.- i-oiKcm-a a^.^lnH ''""■"• 
 "li" patcndiii,! to h,nc 
 
 Mill.icri-, lo lUMjiiiv',- 
 
 ir Tallim'sot" [v,it (\ 
 ■.(» w.isl>y him IriKlc.', 
 • r.iifal ail Aniiy aiu 
 
 til fL-ncc between Clivf, 
 Kini> oj /'o rri./. v:\\n 
 ■"• ■^'"■•<!; tjkcs hold 
 
 id by ihc Kiii};of.?,p.. 
 
 •Ily, of i:';j{////-, F,-,v.„ 
 
 'io, thcnbolicged by-hi- 
 !: hini into Inch tiar, 
 away by Nifiht wiiha 
 
 d Articles of CoiiijiL- 
 
 ■ im railiiiR aiiothiT Ar. 
 
 camctohirii, ajjainl.ij 
 
 1 was, while ^o/'<i'"vr;. . 
 
 til' r [i.irt thiMjl Witi, 
 
 rrc K'g!-p, ,\«y, aiul 
 
 vitliltatid them, btiuuii 
 
 \uj:oyi!ci Iboii .itiiT lur- 
 
 \ loiiicd with rhfiii a- 
 lled, and was at.\r-,:„„ 
 .11. S»u<;,i having lort fli ., ' 
 
 ried Captive iii:o I'o- . , 
 
 lofcd to fconi and tni- !!,";.„,' 
 
 elves from their pn-rcnt 
 icncral Zalki.wi'y, to'?' '"' 
 /wicjrf, tor thiir hmrt- p-^.- 
 Jonditions on hi< |\itr, 
 
 the J'-7o, or ii.itural 
 
 ir a National InoMi- 
 f him, and Ivfjaii lo 
 • tunner Government, 
 
 Dmn.:, aboil Fellow, s,,. . 
 
 i-ncfs of the Nuliilitv.'Vt-. , 
 
 l^inl, It' they would '"•■•''^ 
 
 Souldicrs wi-ll, thty 
 
 fijihr and cxpc-l that 
 1 would hrlk clioml- ,i 
 c he recimmciidcd to 
 li.iined I'.i^.rsk;, who 
 ;; iiei;!e(fVid, did now 
 approved his Gv mil, 
 ■r, and the HutehcrfuF 
 l.inJs what Money they 
 -fed, and ;v-.„4, io 
 :at Army \v,is gathircj, 
 fi, was relieved. And 
 ci,^ and to recoinpcn c 
 of the l{i(ili.i» C'li.in- 
 ked hii yoiiiipiion .1'.'- ,.,,-, „, 
 lav iiig a L^ood Conm-ii ^j v : 
 ly ; the "Hutchoi- alfo',,; . 
 iors were lent to div crs p^^^.. ' 
 and the I'.nei, ami h\ 
 of the Kmpcroiir, the 
 ■r Priiiues, the yoiiin; 
 n his Dominion"^, and 
 14 Years, he obuim-d 
 was after confi.cr.iteJ 
 
 ■ , r> 
 
 Chap. XIII. Jn Jlccoimt of the En^^liih ^ff.urs in Kufi'li, 54.1 
 
 c: 
 
 II 
 
 A p. XIII. 
 
 /;/ Acroimt of the Fnglifh jl/fairs in Ri'jlia, after the dc.uh 
 of Juan Vafilowich. li^nttenby e>V/r. Jcroni llor- 
 fey, then rcumning in Ruflia, as Sercint to her A:/.i- 
 
 J 
 
 \TiH J'nfiljmch bcim; dead tlif fS of 'f'//, n84 
 ,'^L. I 111-. Son l''eii.l,c i^./Lfii., ', .ii;id ;•; \e.ii';, was 
 »' I cMWned Willi j>reat 'iolemiiiiy mitlir Kill of Jii'if ! 
 full ■will.',- Ai foiiii as ill'- CiieimMiy w.is over, 
 Mi.//',/iy w.is I illed 111 tilt I iii|vrimr as )i.- liie in Ins 
 biiperial Seal, .iiid ih.'ii 7'/"" ■ii' /('•)/■, u thiiimi'. Mcr- ' 
 I h.iiii I'f the \ •/ .■■''•"./;, lartly iimie to M / ' , and pie- 
 niidiiij; liiniieif a SiiljeA to the Kini; of '>/' i"., was cal- . 
 K.l.i'lii. .Snr.ie iif the Nol'li'.y uiuld iMVfpiefeir'dhim \ 
 IhIou Mr. Ilv ! \ to wliii li Mr. //<.//.> Uoi Id n.t apree, 
 r.i\iiiH, I le would h.ive h^ l.en'iiitdH, raiher-lun yield 
 to full nil liidiiMiiy uttered to the Qvieeii Ins Sovcriitin, 
 .I',', 1 bnnj;a I'lvfem t(. the 1 mperour, afcei a .SulijeCt ot 
 ilii.Ki"pof V':.«, or any other wli.aifocvn . j h- bm- 
 piimir pirceiunjithcCoiuiovcrly, leiu hi.s I."rd Treafii- 
 ivi and ano'.lki it' lii.i Coniuil tn them, who retuininp 
 aikl vk'.-lariiit; to the b/nperour what tliev had heai I, 
 Mr ll„'J.' v..\, hifiadiii'ur.l, and made his IVfcM loihe 
 hiiiper.iur in beha'f of the liir'J.'l^' Mei. iiaii:s trading 
 duller, wiihiiv^hiiii joy.aii.l f'lii' to Keipii 111 ir.in.|';ilitv, 
 ai.d lu killed i!ie binperoinM Liiv!, who .n leptcd the l^ie- 
 Is'iir, .iiid laid, tliir fill h sSilliirs lake. Qiuen lUiyi'clj 
 ot t'l; ■'./•.', I.c Would be .1 '.jiai-iori L' ril to her Mer- 
 clianis, ill as .iiiiple ni.ir.iicr as ever his Father hid been. 
 At:er liiiii, ilu l.ild Sii'.iii:v;t ol' the Kin'.; ol' S/.l/i was 
 adinuu'd wiih his I'icfeiit, whom the Hirpero'ir willed 
 robe iiu lels f iiihfiil and lirviteablc to linn, than the 
 Queen of l.'g ni.i'% .Siuijeefs h id U-eii, and then the 
 Kuig of Si,',!, Subjeits fi.onld reieive Favour accor- 
 dinyly. 
 
 Not I MiP.alt r Mr. I'orf-i wasfent from;he Emperoiir 
 (Ilia Melfjge 10 the (l_iu- n of l-.n^LituK He de|arted 
 from A//,'i the fifth of Sr:-K-w!ri, and tTavelliiig over 
 Liiid, delivered his Letter to tlieQiiccn, and wac tinth- 
 witlitonimanded torepafsinto Huffij, where he arrived 
 by Seaoii the i2uth ot .|;"^/7, 1 15S6. He now oliMined 
 fui.li ample I'rivilei^es for the Menhants, as in 2.j Years 
 Ixfore would not be granted ; the Heads whereof arc as 
 follov.s. 
 
 lord, F'mpcronr, Kins, and Cicat I'riiue of all 
 
 Hi'U u iVc. 
 
 ' borour Siller's fike Queen l'Jii;.d\il , ,xuA |pti.aule 
 the i'.'^IJI^ MerLh.iiiib ili. aikdne, that they have 
 had preat Lolfesby Sia, 1 have utaited that iIkv:!. .11 
 trade imo all p.iits'jf our Uouiiinoit., '.vnhoiii i'i..ii; 
 C'liltoni 
 
 ' But they Ihalliiot bring in not carry oiituf uuil) ii" 
 iiioiis, aiij other Mens (iiods but iliiii ou:i, ;, ir \|| 
 thuii. or barter them ivvay fir them. 
 ' Alfo our natural People, lliall no: bi-. . ,■ fc.l foi 
 them, or foui them, ne'iher lliall they l.e 'p any 
 o| our .Si.b eCls tiouds, or Pawns by then, lu co:uut 
 them. 
 
 ' .Mlb ilicv lliall not lend any i.'f tluir Relle Servants, 
 imo any CJity to iiifjofs Coiiii'indities, 1 u: iiitj 
 
 vvl.ai City Lh>j t!i ...! . '•■1 .otne, il 
 and fell, andlha.lled their own C ■ ■luiu.'. 
 o' rs. 
 
 ' A til they thai! f.ll all thsir Coinuioai.. 
 bile .iikI not by ret iil. 
 
 And they ll;;tll buy. kll, .ind ex 
 
 the /(, 
 
 ey ihall buy 
 nui ..i.l not. 
 
 . ' • wlio.'e 
 
 i;e their rwn 
 ■ Mer. hams 
 
 liittiipt- 
 i.j'i I'nvi- 
 I:;;' to ihC 
 lij.tMtl. 
 
 ' •THroii^h the Will of the Almighty, and without 
 ■■• ' iK'giniiingGud, wh.i.Ii was befurc this World, 
 ' whom \ve glorify in the Trinity, one onlv God the F 1- 
 ' thcr, the Son, and the Holy Ghoft, Maker of all 
 ' things, Woiker of all and every where, Fiiltiller of 
 ' all tilings, by winch Will and Working, hgboth lovctli 
 ' and givetli Life t<) Man ; that our only (iod, which 
 ' inlpireth every one of us, his only Qnldrcn, with 
 ' his Word, to dilcern God, through our Lord Je- 
 ' fusQirilt, and the holy qu.ikning Spirit of Life now 
 ' in thefc perilous times, eiVablilh its to keep the right 
 ' Scepter, and fuffer us of our felves to reign to the good 
 ' piotit of the Land, and to the fiibduing of the People, 
 ' toitethcr with tlic Enemies, and to the nuiiitenaiice of 
 ; Vmuc. 
 '_ Wc PheoHurt, the Ofl'-fpring of John, the Great 
 
 Commodities tlicmie.ves, an, I 
 Ih.dl not make fales, or exchange f .n- ili.'tn 01 from them 
 any of their Coinniiidities. 
 
 ' In c.ife of Shlpwrack on our Co,i;t, uj w.'.l caul'e 
 the Goods to be fought out in iriie |iilti.e, and 10 be gi- 
 ven to the lity/i//; which Ihall at that nmi relide mour 
 Coiinrry ; and if it thall lo happen tli.ii there be no 
 I'lif^li/h-mi-ti wiihiii oui Realm, then will we caiile 
 tliele Goods to be laid up in a place together, and 
 I'.heii the People of /;;r/.i'i / iKall come into our Realm, 
 ihcaall ihofc (jooj'jto be delivered to them. 
 
 All 1 whereas we have gratitied the /;<':;''/'.' Mer- 
 chants with a Houfc at A/>/, , and alfo a; /'.• .1 .'k , 
 Vohg.t.-, Ciliitr^i , and at the Hiveiiof thi; Se.i, we 
 have lomniaiided that there lliall not be taken . if iliein 
 apy yearly Rent lur ihuleHo ifes, neither II1.1II the',' pay 
 
 • any Duty or Tax with an) of the Towiilmcii of iliofe 
 places 
 
 ' Our Officers and fworn Men at 1'1/wi; ', IliiU tak* 
 aiiaccouii'- in writing, of tiie Coinmoil'ties ol /■,;, ;- 
 Innd aud Hj/jfi-i, what the Merchants ihall de lare ihem- 
 fclves, but they Ihall not ovei look iheir Cominodiiics, 
 nor unbind any of their Packs 
 
 ' And if any Cuntioveily happen concenung Mer- 
 cliandife or Injuries, then they Ihill be nidged by out 
 Treafuri rs and Secretary ot die Lmbalfadors, who ihall 
 dojiiftiee between both Parties; and if the I lutli 
 cannot bedifeo.ciedby I aw, then it lli.ill be fiuglir 
 out by Oath and lot, and the judges or Jullicis Ihall 
 take of them no kind of Duty, tor nutters of Law, in 
 
 ' any place throughout our Realm. 
 ' Given in our Princely Palace within the City of Mifi', 
 in the Year from the Foundation of the World, 7oq'>, 
 inthc Month of fibnurj. 
 
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 Chap. 
 
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iM I — I I iLJ ^1 ■- ._! ■ —BT-^n-f I I -\ma. I I ^— I — ^ ■■ ■ ■ ■ II , ■ 
 
 542 A Ircatije of RuHia, h ^'■- Giles Fletcher. Lib. VI I 
 
 C 
 
 H A P. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 A In' At lie of RiiUi-A, In Vdclur Giles llctclier, tniLp. 
 dor from Qnecn pji/.abcth to Theodore, thtpcmu- tf 
 Kiiilia, A. L). 1588. 
 
 cf H«;i4. 
 
 i 
 
 (riniMV r rinitlv i ■'! .i >'•• 'ci.-.f, I* 
 rii\J(Mi ilic N.'rtll\'.-ii.l-l'y ' 1; '»•'. .iihI 
 Noitli O. '..Ill i en ilu Ml ill l'> llii- Ji'- 
 v.l'.li'ii C'l- !«.; on ilic Kilt I'V ilii' .V"; ■<■ 
 n'lTrrr'i. uliinvoIcK .ill thf C'nmur) 1 11 ilu' l'..ili li.l'.' 
 (.r t' '•; r, fn\ jr>U till' l.il'iii .Si-i; (HI ilic NViit ,irul 
 Si'iiili-vMll In /.i'./i.!,-m'.i, / . r'";/.f, aiul VMiiii'-.. 
 
 Ihc I 'ir.ivry i* of givat linf.ili .iiul tu.ulth; tinti 
 •N'.M'^ ill ihc Wtiito s/i" /.I iiiihi. hill, is .nc" Wills, 
 O' tlllrl'.l'•c'^n^ i .l!i>! tn'ili C 1 in ./:•.(. i'/, is R'CkniKil 
 4:('n ViTlK. A WrlHiy ihcii r.ckcinm^ is ici.o l',ui"«, 
 U'l Ufil'V iiiK'>|ii,unr tli.iiiin / "■; /c Mile. 
 or I'l.'tiil Ilu N'>:il'ci I i|',irtsii'iw,ii\l >.■".'.', St. W.co ',.•., .1 ml V//' ■;,',;, 
 md k.i;>iit .irf.lUviTS I'lrrcn.liyri'.iroiiiit'ilK'iAtrfmi upMhi WiiriT, 
 notliiiij; puAMnu thcrclMi: i;ri..it WioiK (it l-ii M\<\ I'licli, 
 .Ilk! coiiii.'<iiuiitly but I'l'wiiih.ilil.iiits; In lir,( wik- .ili'ii^; 
 till' Rivci /■■.;,', hinvicii ('..-vir.iiul •j'r.'.: ■>:, ahlici' ijit 
 So|i^•Vl■l thiitriil, titcic.iii' lii't t'fW l'c(>pli;, liy ri.t- 
 foii r.t' ihc Nil(:lil'nintK<Hl i.t tin.' '. t> m l, tr t, wlio 
 U'lll ml'.lur I li:l.l I'o^vtis, luii I'u'ii r tin- l{iil]' 1 fn to do. 
 Tlic C'i'i'iitr> .iifi'iTs Mry luiuli troiii r. lilt .u.nnlini; 
 to the .Siifiiii I'f 'h." '^'cir; lii iiMf .; Mjii u'liiiJ mat- 
 «(l Kiiiiilic pn.i' a'tiiatmn l>'"v •.'1 Will',-; at-.' Siiip- 
 i;uT II /</'.•. 'J he 'aIi.iIo C iiMiy Ml '.Viiitf .K»i:tnKi 
 W iSi-ri'lj,,, ,,y n'nictiii.c. a yaiJ nr 'WO •.\\x\:. lui ;.',riuii to- 
 w.iril>;hi.- Noi'b. I (.■■ Ri- r« aic jii (■ ,/,in up a y.ii.l 
 thukor inorc, how Iwitt or bumil .jivcr tlicy 'c; an, I 
 ^lllSl■o^lmll!lI^ from tlk' i ir.iiin.ni! of .V. (•/■.;■' till iIk- 
 end of .'/,i , • , .It wliulitinic ihLvSiiow licij'ns :oiiu'lt ; lo 
 iliJt It woiiM i'rooit a I'rolt in .1 .Mm m lool' 'Iroud in 
 that time .111(1 <<f the Winter I a, colt hat Country. 1 li.' 
 Iharpri'l'sot tlic Air yvmiiiay iviiuecf hv this; Water 
 ralt^ni' inMtlie Air, eoniv.'aU iiitp lee helore it eoiiic to 
 tirouiid : In ihcixtr 'iiitv of Winter, if you huld .i 
 I'ewtcr Uilh or l\.t 11 our Hand, 01 any o'licr Metal 
 ( otecpt uheretlieir wirin itovc. be ) \oiirJ ■n^ers 'will 
 freeze fall toir, and diav.-otVthe ^ikin atpjuiiii; When 
 joii pal's out of a warm Room into a .(dd, \ou lliall 
 Idilibly feel yom Breathrn wax Itiik, .md evm liitelinp. 
 withrhecr Id as you dian'lt in and lU'.Voii ll'.all lee ina- 
 n\ drop down in the .Strei fi, uianv 'lHvellers Imniiilit 
 lino the ■|ouiisfit'i!i\^dead. and itilf iiiihcir Sleds ; di- 
 vers Iook- their No is, the Ti;'s of tlair Hals, aiiil the 
 BalU of their (.lucks, their Ires, Feet, C?.-. Mane 
 tin-es, when the \\ inter is \erylurd and «xtieain, the 
 Bears md W'oh es nine hy 'ri(jo|-sout ot the Woods, 
 driven by hiiti);er, ami enier the Vili.ir.es, learin'.; and 
 M\enin'.; all iliey ean tnul ; lii tliar ihe Inliabitairs are 
 faiiito tlee lor fafti;uardof tlu'ir l.ivis. And yet in the 
 .Suninicr y"i Ihall fee fneli anew F.Ke <ifa L'ountry, the 
 Woods, will, hare tor iIk- molt part I*ii and Birji, fo 
 frelli and lo Iv.eet, the I'allures and Meadows lb (jreen 
 and well i;iown { and rli.it upon a Hidden ; inch vaiiety 
 i>t I'lowers, Inch nolle of Hnds ; elptiially Mi;litiii- 
 pals, thai leeni to Ic more ioed, aiiil ol'ii more variable 
 Note than elfewhere) that a .Man il.all rarely tra>tl in u 
 more plealant C'ouiitrv. 
 
 1 his frelh and Ipeedv growth of the Sprni'.; there, 
 leeii sin priH-red troiii the buieli! ot the Snow, whiih 
 .ill the Winter tiniekeepiai; tiie (iiouikI warm troni rhe 
 rij'.oitr of the Kr'.'l. in ilij Spr.iw tiuie, wiun the Sun 
 dilli Kes it into \V aier, r. lo tl;r'> it^liiy dieiielies and 
 folks the CJiouiiil, whieh isfor the nioit put of a llieht 
 faii.ly Mold, .md ilieii lliincs \o l^'tly upi 11 it a;.;aiii, that 
 it d.raws fortli rhe Herl b and I'l.ims m preat \ Knty and 
 varieiy in .1 very ihorttinie- .As ihe Winf.r exeeeds in 
 C'Jd, !o the Suaimer indinesto too nniih Heai, elpcei- 
 ally in j«ii/, 'Jay, and J.'^'i;/', Iciii;; iiuuh warmer than 
 111 l-.n^l.irJ. 
 
 The Couiitr) is well w,(teiid wit.i Spriii.;s, Rivers, 
 mid lakes; (ijine of ilieir lakes are e.-. bf, 100, and 
 loo Miiti Ion.',, Willi breiiltliptr,portioi\.ible. 
 
 Theehief Kiv.rs are, I. I'.! r,-., which li-itli its .Sprinp 
 IOC Veilts.al'ovc .'■' _'.'.: •, an.l prows f.) bl^; by the lOn- 
 tluxof other Riv.-s, ihatb. ihai tiir.e ii iome* thither, 
 
 Tit ch..f 
 
 r>i 
 
 ^t is an /«;.■//• MilebnuU m\<\ nioie, and (u run, n 1* 
 (heC-'rvii-Scj, about .'ScoVer(t< in lenntli, 
 
 Ihe next i^ 11 >,jri r,,,,, m.^ lallej V,-, ,;,vk1iiijj 
 the Country lioni /.I" iMMrt, gnil tall» ii.t,, ihf /•;„,„ 
 Sea. 
 
 The third is, T,:h.i ivr /)v; ( the areifiit R«ii»lc, \f 
 twecM <•:»'.,"- »iid nil}, It nleiji in the I'mvini.' of 
 Kc^i'i, and loruiininp ihio' the C.',,uniry of 1)^. j/.,,,, 
 I.i't.i.t, fills into the I ake Afo/K, by i lie City .sf 7. , 
 liy this River you ma\ palsfioni .U,/,„ to Ow! milJ.;, 
 draw 1114 vuur IV atover » link tjlhiii-, a im \/rj),' 
 ovrrihwart 
 
 Ihe 'iiuiih is/in-oM, many hiindi,,! .Mili-slori;, „,,), 
 Xrcat Rocks -.f Alabalter on the Hanks, tou.njii ||,(. 
 Si.i-li.li, eirpisnt'it (elf imothe Pay of .St. .V-,/. ./,,,, 
 
 llii lixthOif-.-, tallinp into the Hay of .v^;.,.,,/.^ '„, 
 Ve-r,s fn HI the Ray of Si. ,\,V/ ^ ..- ; tiom whii h \>„t] „,. 
 10 the /.'..'ji../- .Sea, Slid fo into the >Vi.«./, may 1 e •.|||nij)| 
 by Water. ' 
 
 Seven M V", that runs thro' the Cty Mfo, <•-. 
 vi:>); it the Name. 
 
 All thffr art lariieStnnnis, the Iralt to be (•nipiicd 
 Mthe ih.„ne< in I'lvadili, and 111 leiiptli tar mote. beliuA 
 dnii^oiher.s. 1 he I'oleal •"./. is ';sl)ep. umMiii. ,snj 
 at Si. .SiV/f/.f, (,i L)ci;. ',0 Mm. 
 
 0/ (/',? S.iii.eCfirtinrJilics rt tl;- C, iiiiti r. 
 
 For Fruits, they have Apples, Pears, Piuin<, Cherries ,, 
 Melons, .tv. Wheat in fueii plenty, that it is fomctimes ^i <,- ' 
 U'ld tortwo W.^rrvi or ten I'ence .Sierlint; the Chcrti,^ 
 which makes alniolt three l-.n^l,fh Builitk ' 
 
 IhcirRye is lowed before Winter, all other Grain in 
 inrSpring, and tor the nioft part in AJ.iv. Ihcv that 
 dwell tar North, aiefiipHied from the .Southern Parts 
 and .ire fonietimes forced to make Bread of a Rtiot cal- 
 led r.r^; „,vv, anil of the middle Rind of the Fir-tree. 
 
 1 he Native Commodities ate, Firll, i'l/ jof all forts, 
 whereol arc tranlpore I lome Years by Metchants off-' 
 im\y, r.-'Ji^, ni.^f.inf, f,>,.,^/.j, ./rHrv.i.andmtOl'onc 
 I arts ol Hi„(f, to the \alne of four or live h iiJrcd 
 thoiilaiid Rubble. 
 
 '1 heleioiid (Joiiinioditv is;fi.v, whereof haili |c,., 
 Iliippid hhv thoufand I'tod yearly, ciery Pood tOiiia ;i- "■■ 
 inn 40 I'ouud 
 
 The third is Ihu,-., whereof, bclides an ex.ced'rcj 
 great iju.imity Ipeiit in their ordinary Drinks, great llorl H,,rvr. 
 IS earned out ot the Country. 
 
 Fourthlv, of r,:'l-w, they tranfport miieh yearly, the 
 richer Ion iiliiii; Wax tor their latins, an.i ihe poorer''''" 
 fort, Birilidiieil ill their Stoves, and cut into lon^ ,Shi- 
 veri. Ot Tahoiv there has been Ihippcd one himdp d 
 thoufand Pood yearly. 
 
 Fifthly, I'hen /../7> ■>.,/(• and f'.'i»-*/./c; their l.r/h or 
 Iluff-vi.lc is lery lark;c, their «,v// and (\.w-l,i,h { f-,r Ox- . . 
 en thev make none, ' m r Weathers ) 1 ; of a fniall (i/c : " '^ 
 There have been tranfpoited in Ionic 'Vcars one hanJinl 
 thouland Hides, belides ureat Itoiv of Coats Skins. 
 
 Sixthly, IV/.i O// diaxvn from the S<rl-t:ih ; to- 
 xvards iheiiid of Summer, ihev go down w.tli their ^'"°''' 
 Bo.itstoiheliayof St. s'l.' /,.■•, toa'Cape called /'.v, ,./.•, 
 where ihey leave their li.aistill the iixt J'' mi;, and 
 liien letiiriiinii thither ag.iin, they draw iliui hoats oier 
 the Sea Ice, and ule them tor Hoiifes to relt and |i)di>e in. 
 Thendi\:d nj iluinlclvis live or fix B. a'.sma Compiniy, 
 they that hrit lind ihe H.uint, tire a Beaam which they 
 carry wiihihcm, and tlkicni imi iIk icit j. yn'mg them, 
 tliey iiickileiheSeals ill a Kiiig ih.u iie fuii.iuiy tliem- 
 lelves lojv.theriipon tlie Ice, loiiiinonly 4 or 5000 in 
 a Shoal, andfo nivadcthem, every M.in w-h his CluL) 
 in his Hand. If they hit the; 1 on the Kol'e they arc 
 loon kiled, but if on the Si, cs or Back, they willbear 
 a great blow, and many tmie catch and lioM down the 
 Club with then Teeih b) m.m Icivc, that the Party is 
 forced 10 call for hel^ IQ his Fellows. Whej) iliey hi\ 
 
 killed 
 
■r 
 
 Lib. Vl. 
 
 t hi per our if 
 
 '■•"» "t.) the /,„,,,* 
 
 lie it ,n,t |'*„fci^, |,^ 
 
 ;',' '" 'l'^ I'roMnH. of 
 C._ unity rt ,),c C/-„„, 
 , by ili.Citv.,f /., 
 
 "./.. to c,.„,< „,„„;,, 
 
 ,"'';:■' •^'''•- '"'■<;. «..h 
 
 u K.nks ro«,r.U ,1,, 
 "i) "t .St. ,V„/„/.,, 
 
 i lioin \vtii,hp,,ri ,„, 
 
 >'"'■"./, MMy! f,,, I,,.,, j„ 
 
 tlic t'ty A//„, J,.-. 
 
 Ir.ift to bp . , mp.,c,l 
 "pill Inrniou. V<:\V\^^ 
 ^l"''?- If Mm. ,,nj 
 
 "/ '/v (.'lllllti-, 
 
 :a«, P|iim<, C.hfriics 
 
 V, tli-niiisruiiiciim.s?u.' 
 
 r, all otlicr Grain m 
 iti A;.(.. Ihe. ,l„t 
 the Somhern I'arfi 
 Uiv.1.1 of a K(,ot tj|.' 
 nil of the rir-rnc. 
 Hirll, fV.ofalHorrs, 
 cir^ I7 M^'icliams off-' 
 ;)-»r(ii,.iiiilintfiionc 
 'iir or hvc hnidrfd 
 
 «hfirnf l..nli U\-!i 
 cMty I'odd tont.ri]- «■'• 
 
 cfiiles nn ix-.ccd ig 
 y Driiik-., great llorl H.w,. 
 
 :'rt iiin.-li viMrly, the 
 :'"S .111.1 ihc poorer T'^:*' 
 '! lilt into loii'i Mu- 
 liilTfil otic )n:'ni!r.l 
 
 ki-lf, their I.r/l- or 
 1 C.w-I:i,l- ; f-,r Ov- , 
 linl" a fiiiall Ih^ :''-'■' 
 
 c Years oil,. hunJivil 
 1 Co.ns Skiti';. 
 
 the Si;il-i:/h ; to- 
 Jfi Jowii With tlicir ^'"""•' 
 <-"jlv cillea /•■.v,,/,., 
 ic ii.-Ht j;- mj., ami 
 aw ihiii hojts our 
 "> ri.(i ami lnjye in. 
 iV a!i:tiaCoiii:.:iiiv, 
 
 He.icDii whieh' liiJy 
 
 rcll ]. ynlnp them, 
 
 ill' fllll.mii; tlicm- 
 
 lonly 4 or 50(0 iti 
 
 a.ui w -h his CHiL) 
 
 the Nofe they arc 
 5.1. k, they wililvar 
 111.1 hold Jown ihc 
 , that the I'ai-ty u 
 Wheji iliey hi\c. 
 killed 
 
 )s:iV. /t 'Ireatifeof Ruflia, /^_r ©r/Giles Fletchcf.' 543" 
 
 hjp. ^iv, 
 
 
 killed wli.n thi-y emi, they t.»kc the Skin from the R'nly. 
 iviih the I .ltd or Fat. aii.l all tli.it cle.ivos to ih.- .Skin. 
 Thi.i ih. y take with them. leaviiit> the Bodies behind, 
 .iiid r» u<^ tu Shoar, whercdig)(iiiK I'ltiof al'ithotn and 
 1 half iuei', they take the Fat o '.ard from the Sk'ii, 
 imltlirow It into the Pit, ealtiiig anion); ic hot biiriiitix 
 S;ones to melt It withal. 1 h.: ii|'niiriiio(l and PureO i". 
 iilVd in oylinn Wool for Cloth ; ilie groil'er, ( wnichisof 
 J led tolonr ) they fell to make Soap. 
 
 Seven, M[./t'r or Ciy.Mr, whereof a ^rcat mmntity is 
 iradc upon the River ''!./(«, out of the ri(h c.illed 
 B-'/»(.i;iHit, ihe 'fwi^cow, the ifif i;;*, «nd the .V/f//...'./, 
 aii.l IS cxprtited iiiromoll parts of l.trfpe. 
 j^, Hi(;ht, H-mp and il4.\, whereof great quantity Istranl- 
 puiicl \eaily. 
 
 Nine, .V*'', which at /'y^r/if/t'i is made naturally by the 
 ,Sei W.uer, w hull calls it u[' into (;reat HilN, and isdiR- 
 (!id down and eafried away by Merchatits, paying three 
 I'lmr Ciidoni forevery hiindred wciphr. 
 
 Ten, JVr, whentif they make j(ri-at quantity out o( 
 the Fir-tri-cs, and fe ml imicli ahro.id. 
 
 About the Riier living (rows a foft Rock railed 
 .?«./■; this they eut into pieces, niid tear it into thin 
 llakej, whichtiiey ufe iiillcad of (ilafs fur I.anihorns. 
 It ijivrt a ilcartr light than Cjlafs, and is belter than 
 (JIjI'. or Hum, beiaufe it 1$ not lo apt to break or 
 burn. 
 
 Sulrperer they make in many place*, and fotnc final! 
 ftoif of Brimjhr.; but wantbkill torctine ir 
 
 1 heir Iron ij f)tiiewhat brittle : Ihcy h ; no other 
 Mirc growint^ within the Realm. 
 
 They have Fallow-Ucer, the Roe-buck, and great 
 ftoreol Goats. Their Horlts are but fmall, but very 
 fwifi and hardy ; They travel them unthod Imth Win- 
 ter and Summer, without all regard of pace. Their 
 .Sheep arc but fmall, and beat courfc and harlli 
 Wool. 
 
 They have great dor'; of Hawks, whereof the 
 niOlK'lt?ci(iedij the O'cifW. 1/;/ ; ofother Fowls the prii>- 
 cipal arc the .Swan, the Stork, tlK* Crane, the Tedder, 
 ot thcc-)lourof aPhcafant, but far bigpcr: Of Plie.i- 
 fjiit and Patridi^c they have great plciitv . 
 
 For frcfti Water Filh, belidesthofe common with \t% 
 as Carp, Pike, Pearch, Tench, Roach, tfc. thoy have 
 divers kinds very delicate, as the Btileuga 01 Uetouginn, 
 four or five FJIs long; the Ofttrina or Sturgeon! the 
 Srvfrig/T, 3.nAStciie<ljr, like to « Sturgeon, Initlefs. Thefe 
 four kinds of Filh breed in the Volj^ii, and arc fcnt thmcc 
 into the whole Realm for a great rood. Of the Roes 
 of thefe four kinds is inadc great ftorc of ('jvcnrc. 
 They pradicc their Filhing in Summer, and fend 
 it frozen in the Winter into all parts of the 
 Realm. 
 
 T/j» fii>/ Ci'iVr «/ Ruflia. 
 
 The chief Chy of {{jiff* is Mrfit', it is in a man- 
 rerround, withthrce ftrong Walls one within the other, 
 and Streets lying between ; whereof nil within the in- 
 moftWall f fenced and watered by the River Mmku-i, 
 that runs clofebyit) is accounted the trnperour's Ca- 
 ftle. Thenumherof Hoiifes, (by the Account given 
 to the Empcrour ) before it was lired by theC/^r«»«iiithe 
 Year 1571, tvas 4M00. 
 
 The next in grcatnefs, and in a manner as large, is 
 (""rrf Ki'M^-ail, where ( as the l{iiUi<i'i fay ) that great tlcfcat 
 wasgivenby the.W/iuni to their Slaves, who, during 
 their Mailers abfencc in the Warsagainft theT<.rr,w/, had 
 ()oflcf>'d their Houfes, Lands, and Wives ; whereupon 
 adviling what Was belt tube done, it wasrefolved to fet 
 upon them with their Horfe-whips ; ami fo marching on, 
 and lalhing all together with their Whips in their Hands, 
 they gave the onlct, which teemed fo terrible in the Ears 
 of their Villains, and (truck fuchafenfe into ihcvnoftho 
 finart of the Whip which they had felt before, that they 
 fled like Sheep : In memory of which Viiflory the Mov:- 
 ^rjtU.ini have ever fincc llamped their Coins, with tlic 
 Figure of a Horfe-man Ihiking a Whip aloft in his 
 l-l.inJ. 
 
 file Streets inllcad of paving, arc planked with 
 Fu -trees, plained and Liid clofc one to the other. Tlieir 
 Houfes are of Wood, without any I.ime or Stone, built 
 vcryclofe and warm with Fir-trees plained and piled one 
 upon .-inotlicr ; betwixt the Trees they thrull in Mofs to 
 keep out the Air ; every Houfo hath a paii of Stair? up 
 into the Chambers om of the Yard or Street. ThisBuild- 
 ing feems far better for their Country than Stone or 
 Brick, which .ire colder and more damp than their wood- 
 en Houfes, clpccially of Fir, which is a dry and warm 
 Wood, aAd whereof th:y have fudi plenty, that a fair 
 
 llniifemav be bi'ili foi lo or 1 > Rubbles, where Wo<id 
 isf.irlett ; ihegrejirit inronveiiieiice, i\ i* i.|>tn«f.i 10 
 l.lke I'lrc, whi.hliap})cnsi)ftcii, b) reafon 01 the dr,iuf» 
 aiulfatiK'f^ot the Fir, which biirni liki: a 'Igrch, and il 
 hardly cxtinguilhed nil all be eonfuiiied. 
 
 Of ilf F.mft.uw'i Tiilc. 
 
 The hiiipiMoiir's (lile mm after this ininnrr ; Tlu-.-.h : 
 Jui'uvuii, by the(iiacc of God, (jirat lord andtrnpe- 
 rout of all /<..//i,;. Great Duke of »Wji/rm.., Af./ei, and 
 .V'''_^' ./, King of (.',1,-/(1, King of /lll.ierii, lord of 
 /'Vj4', andCJirat Duke of ?>«■/ fl<il;', ot l.v.-i/i,;, i u-^l 
 i>, I'ermi/i, l',Jik.f, Bnl^lo.i.:, and rtlier", Lord .uul 
 (Iteat Duke of iVin. ijM./ of the I ow-Country, of.V'0»f 
 ;;o, /('^.iw, I'cluttk^oi, l{yjUi-, T.trt.jinrh, Wi-,l/c^CM, 
 Uifl.imi, Outiiiiij, Ol'iloria, and C'^mleii/i; Commandct 
 of all Xi/crM, and of the North Parts, and of many o- 
 ihcr Countries, dc. 
 
 This Stile contains in it all the Empcmur's Piov inccj, 
 and fetts forth hit Greatnefs, and therefore they have 
 ereat delight and pride in it, forcing not t'lily their own 
 People, butalfoStrangcithat have any Matter to de- 
 liver to the Hmperour by Speech or Writing, to repeat 
 the wlwlc Form from the beginning to the end, which 
 breeds iiiiifh Cavail, and fometinies Q.i;lrrel bctwi«t 
 Jhcm aiidtheTiir/4r and i't'oWEmbairadors, whorcfufc 
 to call him fj[-ir, that is, Empcrour, and to repeat the 
 oiher parts of his long Siilc. When 1 had audience of 
 the Empcrour, I fainted hiin only with thus iiiuv.h, n-j. 
 Eiiiperourof al> liujji.i. Great Duke of lUvitew.-t, M<fc:, 
 and Stingrad^ King of C/r^.iw, King of AfirncM^ the 
 rcH 1 omittcil of purp<jlf, bccaufe I knew they gloried 
 I tohave their Stile appear larger than the (iieen ot e.n«- 
 ' /.iH,;'s, but this was lo ill taken, th..t the Ch.iiu-ellour, 
 wh« then attended the Empetour, with the rdl of il:e 
 Nobility, with a loud chahng Voice, called (till upon 
 mr tofayout the reft. I aniwered that the Kiiippiours 
 Stilc was very long, and could not f ) well be rcmembrcd 
 by Strangers, and that ! had repeated f > much of it a.; 
 might Ihew that I gave honour to the: relt, fr'i. But all 
 would not fctve, till I commanded my Imerprcter tofay 
 itallout 
 
 Of the Sine or Fm »i of their Gcvemment, 
 
 Their Government is much after the Tur^/y?> ir.in- 
 ncr, which they feem to imitate by applying all things to 
 the advantage of the Prince, as near as the Country, and 
 reach of their Capacities in Politick Affairs will give 
 them leave to do. 
 
 Theirhighelt Counts called the ^^/thnre, that is, the 
 PMicI;^ AJJemhh. There are prcfent at it, i . the Em- 
 pcrour ; 2. About 20 of hi! Nobility, who are of his 
 CoutKil ; ^. Some of the Clergy, about the fame num- 
 ber. As for the Bwgheii or .my to rcprcfent the Com- 
 monalty, they have no place there, the People being of 
 no better account with them than Servants or Slaves, who 
 are to obey, not to make Laws, nor to know any thing 
 of pui-'lick matters before they are concluded. 
 
 1 he Court is held in this manner. The Empcrour 
 funnnons fuchof hi.s Nobility as he thinks fit, being, .as 
 was laid, all of his Council, together with the Patriarch, 
 whocallcthfuchBifhops, Abbots, and Friars, as are of 
 belt reput.ation among them. 
 
 The Empcrour attended with his Nobility, ij met in 
 an Ante-chamber by the Clergy, following their Patri- 
 arch, who bldlcth the Empcrour with his two Fore-fin- 
 gers, laying them on his Fore-head and the fides of V'« 
 Face, and then kilfeth him on the right fide of his Pi ■(. 
 ThenoiKof the Secretaries propounds the caufe o.' 'r 
 Allcmbly,and the pnncipalMatters which they are to ct • 
 fider of J and the P.ttriarch with hisCicrgy have thcPrero 
 pative to be fitlt asked their opinion, what they think of 
 the Points propounded by the Secret.Ttv, whereto they 
 anfwer commonly to this effeift, ' That the Er:pcrour 
 ' and his Council arc of great Wifdom and Experience, 
 ' in the Policies and publiek Affairsof the Realm, and 
 ' far better able to judge what is profitable forthcCom- 
 ' monwcalth than they arc, who attend upon the Scr- 
 ' vice of God only, and Matters (;f Religion, and 
 ' therefore may it pleafe them to proceed ; that inftend 
 ' of their Advice, they will aid them with their Pr.iyer-, 
 ' as their Duties and \'ocations do require, ive. 1 hen 
 up ftands fome Abtxit or Friar ( appointed before hand) 
 and dcfires that it would plcale his Ma;c(ty to commnnd 
 to be delivered unto them, what his own Judgment and 
 determinate plealiux: is, touching the Matters propound- 
 ed by his Secretary, 
 
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544 AT rcAUJt o f RuHi a, h "Or^ (jiJes tic tcher . _ Lib. ivl f%y^, ;^ 
 
 i i 
 
 -.V-: 
 
 VhcrcuntoHc r^■pli^■.l^y ihr Scorctlry in ijic Kinpc- 
 rodr'i tMiiic, ' I'h*! hi« Hiplinih «ith ilniKof hi* i\f'ili' 
 ' Cciiiicil, upon (jnoil iiiiHoiind AiImi-c, luve t.>ini>l t'u 
 ' M.iii<r\pr.i|rlcil in Ik xty ({'hkI 5n>l iincllaiy luith. 
 ' W'liIiIi 111 lii<Rr»lni, m^lwiililtinilmn, K-iiiHc iliiy 
 ' an- n liguusMni. »ri,lkii.w »)ut imi(;Iii, lii'NUpCy 
 ' ri'iinitrMluirCidillyDpiiii' n*. yc», multlu'it (iiilurcN 
 ' |o<i, t. I lie .ippr.iMiij> (ir coriiChnp ihr l.ii.l l'Hi|olin- 
 ' MB, Aiiil tlii'ulor^ Hofitii ilii'iii flKiiiii II) Ipi mW tlicir 
 ' Miiiuli ftiely. ami it ilii-\ llnll like, to ^ni' ilmt 
 ' C.onk'Mtn, iliauhcDilic M4itir*injvp*l»to a tnlKoiv 
 
 Hiriumo, « hfn tin- Clfruy h»v» r' OiiirGiiifrin* 
 ( whiih liny iiinimmily vlowitlingt i, 'iliiig) ihiy 
 
 lalii'ilu'irl rjvuwithl'IrilinjMlK' I'liipo 'w I r.iiK« 
 
 tlic I'irriaiihrn Im wiy ,i> l»i a. ilu- nc ><'•», iiml 
 
 III rciiirnstn hiH Self. The AtlH thus p.iilcil liythi'vi- 
 i'fi, arc iir,iv»iiimu a rmtbm.ttinn, \vlmii tluy fciiJ 
 iiitiUMTy rrnviiuc .in,l iliul Tuv.n of I he Kc.ilni, m 
 l>o pnMilt.cJliy fhclhikis an.l lliAu nr Siini.i'H'. ul 
 llu'li- places. The .Sc.rKiiisiiiilcil, the I inpfrour iiivius 
 ihcCliipytoa Inlinin Pitiiiii, s'lcrwhiUi, they Ucpait 
 111 ihiir own hi iiir> 
 
 AniiiiiRothirMcthodn, thifc following have hem u- 
 fal liy ilicii biiipi-rourt loaii^inciit tliciv TiMliirt. 
 
 I. Ihry woiiM (vifttrthtir Siibu^U to give fiicly to 
 «lif Miii^lUriii ( wlivh iinny d", cf)'i. ully in ihcir 
 l.ill Willi ) aiiJ lu lay lip their Mciiie> anJ Sul'lUna- iii 
 thini, (1) keep 11 ^>i^ie lati J whereby tlicir Monaltcries 
 .Iff etieiiiiiin ri.h. T'hi. wji ilonc to have the Money 
 ot tilt Rialiii more rcaily for iheir Hand, wlieii they lilt 
 10 nke ir ; wliuli ni.iny nines w ilune witliom any umfi , 
 the !■> < rs U'lrif; lontent to p.stt ftom lome, iitlKr than 
 I jr.iid toloofe allat k'lKC. __ \ 
 
 To this enil y«.m r,i;; i iri./' ilul wliat Tcw l'riiK<$ 
 wiin'il have done in tlieli preatell rxttcmitie*; he rc-i 
 ('(;ii>d lin Kinjidom t" the hmpcroiir'i Sun of Cr.^ftn,' 
 »■> ilii)' he meant lo retire to a private life. Towards 
 the end of the Year lie caiifed tins New King to call in 
 all Chatters framed lo Hilhopricks and MonaUttics, 
 vvliiiliihey had tn|cyed many hundred Years Ulore, and 
 to railed them all. This dune (as if he had dillikedthei 
 FaCk anJ Mifijovernmcnt of the new Kini' ' Ix rtfiiiued 
 his .Scepter, and lo was content (as m I noiir ot the 
 Chiirih aikl Kihtnoiis Men ) that iliey iK.mld renew 
 ihiir (.hartcrs, aiVl take them of himfelf, refeivnig and ] 
 aiinexini; lo the Crown, IoiukIi oI their Lands as he 
 tliiiiiiihi Ciood. : 
 
 I!y iliiv pracli.e lie wrung from the Rilliopricks and , 
 Monafttfies, an hnijc nials of Money, troin fonie 40, ] 
 fotne^c-, fome 1 ocooo Rubbles, ami this as well to 111- | 
 creafe his licalure, as to alvite the ill opini'in of his 
 liiril (Joveiiiiiiait, by alhewof worlc ina'Hith<.r Man. 
 
 II. lomake an opcnllicwof want when the, intend 
 10 lay a heavy lax upon the People, asvvas dcneby iV.-i- 
 lio't yH.1w.m7V/, at the lioginninn of his Rei|;n, when 
 lieing left very rich ( asw.is thnimhi ) by his Father, he 
 fold moll of his riatc, and (kainpt fonie into Coin, that 
 lie n.igli', feem to wain Money, whereupon prefently came 
 out a J. 1 sat ion. 
 
 III. Tlity would fomctimesfen.! their Mctreiigers into 
 tlicl'iiiviixtsio f rcllal and inprols Cominotiities, tak- 
 ing iliiiiiai l"nialM'r,/es (what themfclveslilt) andfellinf; 
 ihem arrin at txveilive Kates, to their own Mer- 
 chants and .Stianpers ; If they refuied to luiy them, then 
 10 furte till in to it. Flie like is done whenany Commo- 
 dity, iiatiic orfoitiinn (as Cloth of Gold, broad 
 Cicili, C'l. ) iliiis eiu;K.iredby the nmpcroiir, happens 
 todc^ay or niatri by lonplyint;, which is forced upon 
 the Merchants at the liiiipeioiii'spricc, whether they will 
 or no. 
 
 IV. By en^iolTing foreign Commodities, and then 
 fon-inp his Mtrchaiits to buy tliem of his OffikCts at his 
 own price. 
 
 V. By makiiip a Monopoly for a Seafonof all fucli 
 Coniiiioiliiicsasare paid liiin t ir Kent or Cufiom. and 
 to criianrc the prucof thini, as I'urs, Corn, Wood, 
 Cii. Duiiiij; whi. h time none imilt I'lU of the lanieCom- 
 incdity, entil the LiiipLroiir'. bcallij!d. 
 
 y.'i.i.i /'.•',Vu,v.;/'i fine into P.* "".1 for certain Loads of 
 Ccii.ir, vvl'.ereof ho knew that iionn grew in that Coun- 
 tr\. Tl.t InhaLir.intb returned auKvci, That they could 
 find nine I here ; ivhereiipon he t.ixed iheii Cou.itry in 
 llci o JviiM'les, .'iS if tlicy had concealed ihc Coiiimo- 
 jlity. .Ajiaiii, he IVnt to the City of AJ./c. to provide 
 f.^r h^iii a C'l//'.^';, <,r Mealurc lullof live Liea.s tor a Me 
 tlivlii: They anUvercJ, that ilic thing vv.is i'iipo:iible, 
 <ii.l if ihey cuuid gel ihciu, )el ilicy ^ouU not ii^eafine 
 
 ih. m, f iiTMpiiin'jui, whereupon lie fci a Mnkl iiik n 
 ilK«n„f7 K'bHes. 
 
 10 iii, ft nuy be added ifrir Seifiirri amlCunfiUjrtorl 
 iipi'ii Inch .11 areiii dilple.ilure, and ihc I'oniii inj; ^t 
 ilKir/»r.; and /);(, i; III ilie I'io\in is, till llinr 'iini« 
 be rxpih I, and ilirn t\riii.i|l all into ilic Inipeiu.r'i 
 
 I tcafiii , liitneveian^ thinpluk a('liii to the \ ^\\\ 
 Oiviicri, how fftiw 01 ividmi lovvtr the lii|uiy In,', 
 
 Of ih StM^t) Mil Hf^iri$ rf ftj'itni timiHg dim. 
 
 TlieDijitecj of Pnfun ir I llaiu in l{. [ i are u 
 
 lolfiWS. 
 
 I. Ilu- I'if.UlHf} Kjii^f), that it the rxcnipi ti priM- 
 ' leged l)i ke*. 
 
 11 The Jf hrtiii, hIim hdidcs their Nubiliy, arc lio- 
 I noiireil vsili the T itleol t iMi/'f.'!. 
 
 i III. 1 he / cMif.io, orluh NoMci a« areot havebirn 
 ICfieifi, whfc Title ilelieiids to iheii I'villenly alle. 
 jT'hife > iki plaseof all Dukes and NoUks that are i;i,: 
 i.j ihe luo iirll fort. : And tliile three Ranks of Nobi- 
 liiy bau- ihc addition of I V." put to their .Sirii.ini,, 
 whii h 11 a Note (it Honour thai the lelk may not uliitji ; ^ 
 and if it be not added inilie naming ot them, they may 
 flic the llejKli(jl or Penalty of ditlloiiour upon tlicm, that 
 olhciwile ihall teriu them. 
 
 IV. 1 he fourth and l.nveft degree of Nnl ili'y. is (,t 
 filth as beat the iiiiiie of KiMy'Mir .'> ■<;• , but muie i..t 
 the youiigei brcxheis of thole eliist HoiiiVs il.ujunli 
 many dell ems, an] have no InheutaniC of tlicMovn, 
 fave the bear liile of Duke. For the Title ot ilieir 
 Dignities dcfcends to all their Children alike, wliattu- 
 ev CI rife ilicy leave them ; lii iliat ihe .Sons of a l\ii,\i. 
 <//-, or (Jencral 111 the Field, ate called /'■/,(!•, ■(!•>, tho' 
 they never (aw the Field ; and the ^ons of a \f.T, or 
 D.iKC, are tailed a; ii^^rr, iho' they liavenrt one (iiojt 
 of Inheritance or liveKhood to inainTain ilicinUlvei 
 Of this flirt there aiel I many, ili.U ilic plenty makes 
 them cheap; fo that you (hall lee Puki"! jiUil to lerie 
 a mean Man for hve or (ix Rubbles a year, and yet they 
 NVilldaiid highly upon iheir yiV/'i/W?! 01 repuuiioii of 
 their Honors; and lo much of their Nobility. 
 
 The leixmd LX'grecof Peifiiis is ilieir v'l '.t-Iloin 'V'.Ttr 
 orSoiii of (icntlcmin, vvhoarcall preferred, and hi M -i 
 that name by ilieit Sersiee in the W.irs, being .Souldicrs'^ '• 
 by their very Sio. k and llirtli ; to which order aie i>re- 
 ferred their /)m i;/, or Secretaries, who lerve llic 1 ni- 
 pcrour inesery chief 'I own, being joined in Commillion 
 wiih the Duke .if tint place. 
 
 Lillly, their Cmiiii i j, whom thoy rail Monllcl^!, in 
 which number they rcvkin their Merchants and Artti- 
 ccrs. Thefe are reckoned in no degree at all, in 1 hive 
 any place or SutViage in the ^i/Mf, and are clieemej 
 nobeitcrthan \''/i';'''''j or Villains.and fo fubferilietlu'iii 
 felvisinall ihcii NVritingsto any of the Nibilny. .isiliey 
 of the Nobility dn iiniu tli.- Finperoiir ; and indeed no 
 IJondllavts are kept in more awe at»l fubjec;Hon,tlian ila- 
 common People .'lie by ilie Ni.biluy, Dfficeis and Seul. 
 diets; fo that will n a poor Ml'; .^i iiiects with any ol 
 ihcin upon tlieHigli-wiy, he inurt turn hinUlf ab'^ui, 
 as not daring to IcHik him on ilie Face, and falUiouii 
 withhisHead to the iiry ground. 
 
 Asto iluir Landsand Goods, ilicy are lb cxpnlcd 10,1., 
 the rapine ol the Nobiiity and Souldicis, ! eiules the. •■if 
 Taxes, Culloms, Seizures, and other publiek bx.iOtions ^-^ ', 
 laid uponiliem by the hmncrour, tint they ate diltcura- , ' ; 
 gcd from folli wing their T rades, btcaule the mote iluy 
 have the more danger ihcy .tie in, notonh oltliCir Gc^ods, 
 but of then Lives .ilfu ; and it they hive any thiiu; 
 they (onveyitintoMonalUric.s, or hide it under (irouiul, 
 or in VVcoJs, as Men do when they are in t'carof tiiteini 
 invalioii; fo that many Villages and TOwns aie wiilioiit 
 Inhabitants; and in the svay ti w.uds Mr, , inuvisit 
 Fu/cij/Jr: and 2i'i.!//.ji'<-, about loo i./v'ijh Miles, there 
 aie 50 Vilbgisat leall, f nit half a Mile, lome a MiK' 
 long, that Hand vacant and lielolate vvth.ii;t any liilia- 
 bitaiii. The like is in ah otiu r places of the Realm, 
 as 1 li.ive been told by tlwle tli.ii have iravditd ihe 
 Counrry. 
 
 This ( prrelfinn m.tkes the People (tho' cthcrv»ife 
 liardiied toliear any toil) to give tlieinfelves. cvci tub 
 dleiiels aid Drinking, .is taring for no more than Irein 
 hand to Mouih. 
 
 Ill evciy great Town the F.mpcrour liatti a Cih/t.k. or ^ , 
 drinking floiire, where is fold .lijun i'.i.f ( wh'ch iliey p, 
 eall /<. //■ Viae ) Mead, Deer, ii'c. Out of tin Ic be re- H" 
 jieivcsRen-, .iiiioiintingto a great Sum of Money, fonie 
 j>ield S 90, 1000, 2cD", or 3Ptci Rubbles a year. 
 iilcrctliv, . ..ibouiingMan and Aniiiccr many tn.is 
 I .liifildt 
 
 W'O'I 
 
 |< rl'tJ 
 
 fpcildi 
 
 stvth 
 ( as he 
 Fmperi 
 
 all ai 
 the) : 
 loever 1 
 Kcieni 
 Allb 
 
 (.hillri 
 III any 
 ihitthe 
 III. and 
 laiioii 
 'that till 
 tlier Ci 
 Triivrl 
 .III ' li .1 
 by re.ilii 
 ruiulliii 
 rfiiil I 
 liiiKly li 
 
 I I iiiy 
 till ir ow 
 iliein to 
 
 And 
 ilie reiiv 
 Towns, 
 wary in 
 laiul 
 aie kepi 
 of iheir 
 cer, C". 
 meins ' 
 u'riteaii 
 
 III had 
 lomewh. 
 
 0/ r/'f .V 
 
 Thcii- 
 
 '■■'■• Firllthe 
 
 J. Wrong e 
 
 to him, 
 
 10 arrefi 
 
 at ihei!,i 
 
 ty, tor li 
 
 I hell- 
 
 Prifoners 
 
 Kar, to 
 
 but for S 
 
 tlicir Leg 
 
 the liidgi 
 
 of hisSv 
 
 lors ijc. 
 
 tull hisc 
 
 If the 
 
 i.iijiJbj>l«ce It 
 
 ' 'iii,f Truth ol 
 
 '•' Pka, or 
 
 Plainrirt" 
 
 he will k 
 
 IHCS. 1 i 
 
 Jadge ) 
 Cereinol 
 rariicd ti 
 ilic Moil 
 Ijiiig at 
 ly, asfo 
 del. 
 
 This I 
 aciOiinte 
 will dare 
 
 If bot 
 Lots, by 
 one of V 
 thcr that 
 P\ftand 
 Sleeve, < 
 to t.ikeo 
 out tirit, 
 iho other 
 to carry 1 
 or conter 
 as have 5 
 that wli'i 
 on the ' 
 
 i»Tjr.-.rr 
 
hcT. 
 
 ' >l> »^| Chip. Xi V. A ■fn.wfc'of- K iiin«. h *X^. Giles flctcber. 5\ ? 
 
 II I' iM .1 Miikt ii)K,n 
 
 n'iliiri-»«ii(IC<iiihUart<)r« 
 aihl ihc C'finiii' iri)( ^c 
 iMii It, nil tlicir tiiiK 
 .ill into lilt I'mj'iiu.if'j 
 Ilk .1)1111 III ilic r iht 
 K\ti tlk |ii|uiy U'. 
 
 Haiti in HJJ^i arc u 
 
 « the rxcmp (ii priti- 
 
 ihcir Nobiliy, arc In,. 
 
 iblci 3% .irc or iiavelicrii 
 to iluit I'vilitrity alio. 
 
 III Niilk« that arc imt 
 iliiic Kaiiln of Kii[n- 
 pill lo ttiiir .Siriuiiu'. 
 
 ihc ti'lk may ndniiiirj. , ^' " ■ 
 ing lit tliiiii, thty ni,iy 
 iiiii'ur 1(011 iliciii, ilui 
 
 Urce of Kill ijity, it o» 
 or /)■(;••, hw luuii' (,.( 
 tliii.t Hmifis il.iuiii>li 
 icritanie of tlici o«ii, 
 ir tlic 'lillc of ilicir 
 'liiKlrcn alikt', whatfu- 
 t ilic .SoiiH 111 a JuiiM. 
 calli'il /'■(,»;•,,(>>, ihci" 
 e >otn of a \f.";, or 
 cy li.ivc lift oiii' ("iioat 
 
 ii\nin:a:ii ilainliUci. 
 Ii.u ilic I'linty makes 
 L' Piik.-i i^Uil til fine 
 :< a )t.ir, .iiiJ yet thry 
 ihrjii fii rci'Ulation of 
 :ir Nubility. 
 
 1 Is llitir Si i.t-IIca "Jv'.jt, , ,,., 
 I pnlcrrcJ, .mil hf U ,' jn'i 
 CV.irv, biini; .Soulilicrjii"-" 
 
 winch oiJiT .TIC nrc- 
 . who Icrvc llic r.in- 
 
 joincJ ill Coiiiiiuilion 
 
 Iicy r.iil McuCcl^i, in 
 MiTLlumts .mil Art.ti- 
 ipri'c .It all, mi hive 
 iKie, niul .nrc cftii'imJ 
 .aiiil (i) fiihrrilftlu'in' 
 
 ilii Ni'bility, .isilicy 
 
 rnur ; .mil ituIiViI no 
 
 ml fiiliioi.'hun,ilian the 
 
 DfRccis iinil Si ul. 
 
 i^ units Willi any ot 
 
 tiirii hmitiif .iLvjUI, 
 
 .11.1', and tall liown 
 
 cy arc fo cxpnfal lo,!,.,.,. , 
 iouMicis, !e lull's tlir -'.r ■■ 
 lier|n;Mn.k hx.iClions " ' ' 
 lint they .lie ililie'ur.i- j,'" ' 
 ittaiilc till' more iliiy 
 lotonlv ol tliCir tiooiN, 
 thry li.ivc any thiiii; 
 lliilt it miller (iruiiiut, 
 y ;ire in fe.iiot fouini 
 id Towns .lie Miiliout 
 vv.iuls Ml ■. , Iniwixt 
 l.'i'.'ijh Mill'., tlicrc 
 a Mile, loiiie a MiK' 
 i- \v tli.ii'.t .iny liiha- 
 Lieei of the Realm, 
 i.ii have travelled the 
 
 ople ( tlio' ctIicr«ilV 
 tlieiiilehci. ever to 1' 
 no nicri; iIkiii Iretii 
 
 ir li.ith a r.i/'d./; oi^ , , . 
 U.I r.ix ( wh eh they •■ r .; 
 
 Out of thifc Jicii- H -I" 
 inn ol" Money, foinc 
 !' c.c. Kul'blet' a year. 
 Aitiliciir many tiirns 
 .l";ieiiit 
 
 fpcinli tlUVom lii» WilV and Cln'i' vii( fume will lay in 
 
 I'l 1". '" ♦ ' '^''I'M*"* or n: . 111(1 the C.it'uk, an. I 
 tri'.'iheinfe'vM in ilic I'ot iitnil all that be r|iciit:and llii< 
 ( u he vull My It the h iii iir ot // ,/ ./i ., or llic 
 hmperoiir. ><mi ilallhuc ni.iny ihiTc, uli'ihawdiank 
 all away in the vctySkiii, ami In walk mlo'd Wliiic 
 ilicy arc III the ' 4/'.i>'(, lujema lallilinn fmili, wliat- 
 iDCvcr I aiilc iheif be, beiaiilc be hiiidcu the lMii|'iroiii''. 
 Ke\eiiiie. 
 
 Altlio' the People feeni »pt en mgh in receive any An 
 (nappiMt* by ilir natural VV'.i* in the Men, .iml vcty 
 (.liil Ircii ) yet iliey cuiil in nil unninnii An, iini' h leh 
 In any learned .SeitiKC. I lies aic kept in ipiioranc, 
 ihatihcy may K- litter for ilic feivilc lomlition they arc 
 III, and have neither Ke.irnn nor \'aliiiir toaticinpt tuny- 
 >„V'M vaiion i tilt whieli piirpiiU' they are kepttrom tiavellinn, 
 ' '^ '"that they iniy barn inithmi', nor li e the I'alliioiii ot o 
 ■' ' ilier Countries abroad. Ymi Ihtll li'ldnin (cc a /;«//« 
 Travellir, cKieit he luMvih loinr kml-allador, oi nuke 
 aiiifiapc fiiit of hiiCiniiitiy, whii h he cm hardly do, 
 by re.iloii ilic ll<lrder^ .ne tv.it lied lii nanowly, and the 
 I'liiiilhineiit, il he be taken inilie Allen pt, whicliii death, 
 iiid eonhliaiionol all h.i(io hU | ne ilier d" tliev wil- 
 lingly fiitter any .Str;in.<er to mmo iii'i) ihrir Realm inn 
 it .inyeivil Country, larthcrthan ne.dlity of ntieriiin 
 ihiirowiiConiiroditici, and taking in olforcij{n, enforces 
 ihem to do. 
 
 AihI theref ire in the Year \<,'if, ihcy eonfiilted about 
 tlic retnovinjt ot all Meiehaii's .Stranj;ci'i 'o the liordcr 
 Towns, to have ilicir relideiicc there, and to be more 
 wjiy inadinittiii); other StraiiRiTi hereafter into the In- 
 laiiil parts of the Realm: I'nr the fame piirpofc alfo,iliey 
 aic kept Within the ISiiiiuIsi t iheir Degree bv the Laws 
 of ihcir Guiii'ty, lo thit ihe Son of a Mn/UI^, Artili 
 eer, CJ'e. iu'vera Mwji k, AniniCr, Cc. and hath nu 
 nif.ini 'o alpirc anv Inyhcr, except, havinn learned to 
 write and read, he atMiii to ihe preferment nf a I'nelt 
 orUiack. The /<^'//'' Cluraillirmio other ilunihcGifi'.!; 
 lomcwhat dillortcJ. 
 
 Of tl't'.r pib i \ JiifUrr, nn/t ni,l>nirr of pratcdifig in Civil 
 .111.1 Ciiniini-.l M.illtn. 
 
 _^ ^ Their prnccfdiiig in Civil Aiflion« h on this manner, 
 ^(J';'" Firrt the I'l.iiiuilt putsup hi? .Supplication, lhewin;{ the 
 j.,1 Wrong done unto liini, whereupon a Warrant is granted 
 to him, which he delivers to the l'iij)iiv: or Serjeant, 
 to arrcOthc I'arty, who mull pi t in Sureties to aniwcr 
 at iliedayappointcd.or clfcllaiid at the Ser)eBms inet- 
 ey, tijr hisl.ilckecpiiiR. 
 
 IhcCcSciieaiitsaic commonly very cruel towards their 
 Prilimers, cjappini; as many Ir.n! upon them as they lan 
 K'ar, to li]uecKoiit of tlicnuhe larger Feci ; tho' it le 
 but fiirSix-pcn.e, yon Ihall lee iheiii go with Chains on 
 their I.et;s, Arms, and Necks. When they come bet'ore 
 the Iiid(;e, the I'laiiuitrdeilaresaCicirdinntothc Contents 
 of his Supplicati'in. '1 hey have no .•\ttuniics, Couiilcl- 
 ior<, i^i-.topleadthcirCaiile tortheni.biHciery Man is to 
 t«ll his own talc, and plead lor hiinfilfas well as he can. 
 i-..,., 'f they have aiu Witntfs or other Evidence, the. pro. 
 M.iidbydiKcit bef lie the Judge; If they have nunc, or if the 
 i'fgi'it Truth of tlieCaiirc laniHit 1(1 well bcdilcerned by the 
 '"*■ I'l.a, orbviileiue onboth parts, thcmhc Judge asks the 
 Plaintiff or Delciidaiit ( whieli lie thinks pixid) whether 
 he will kils thcC'i'/j. nixinthat which he avouihcsor de- 
 nies. He that takes the Crol's ( being fo oll'ercd by the 
 |iiilpc ) is aceoiimed clear, and carries theCaufc. This 
 (Aremniiy is not done in the Court, but the Party is 
 e;iriicd to the Church by an Officer, and there it is done, 
 the Money in the meantime hanging iijon a Nail, or 
 Ijiiig at the Idol's beet, ready to be delivered tothe P,ir. 
 ty, as fooii as he hath kilfcd the Ciols before the 1- 
 dol. 
 
 This kiiring the Crofs is as their corporal Oath, and 
 amounted with them a very holy thing, which no Man 
 will darcto violate or profane by a falle Allegation. 
 If both Pai ties offer to kif^i the Crofs, then they draw 
 TiiTjw.fr Lots, by putting inro aCaptwocquai Balls ot Wax, in 
 ••i.«xf oi,|.f)f wluchis the nameof thcPlaintilT, and in the o- 
 tlicrthat of the Uefciid.'.nt ; then the Judge calls fomc 
 B)-(laiidcr, and conmands him toilnp up his right 
 Sccvc, and with his bare Arm in Gods name, feverally 
 to takeout the two Balls, an I he whofe Name comes 
 out tirif, ispiefuinedto lia\c the r ght on his lidc, and 
 the other Party is coniiite.l and Jelivrrcd to the Serjeant 
 to carry him io the P'av.ujh if he do not pay the Money, 
 or content the Party. The I'ir.vcujha aplaccwheic fuch 
 as have Sentence palTcd againlt them, and rcfufc to piN 
 that which i'i.idiudged, arc beaten with great Cudgels 
 on the Shins and Calves of their Legs, tvcry Morning 
 
 from «i||hl lorlfv.ii, rliry ate (••( on tlw /'• ntkjh iihI ~ 
 lieaten in tliit iiiannT tiliihe Moiii y In* pi d, In the 
 Aficiii'icri ar.ilNiglii nm", ih \ .irc k' pt in C.'liYlns, 
 niilel.silay (.it inluTi. eiil Siieiifi fir tli.ir .ii'ptaiaiite 
 at the /'m; .-,/* at the Hour «p|».in»id. Youlhall lie 4.., 
 or yj fj III ii.jiedi'.ronth' /' .( • J all on a row. and 
 ihcirMiiii'ili ,,'ti i('el|r'd every Morning with a (lie- 
 oii'ci). II .liter a Years (tjn 'ing on iht IV v.,li., the 
 I'ariN Will 110', nriaiin tlnid) Ini C^rdin'i li i> li»- 
 till lor hun loll II his Witeand I liiiilnii eirheii irrglit, 
 «ir tor n leitain term ol Yeauj and it the I'ri' t « f 
 t' 'III do III I an 1.1 111 III the full patincnt, the CuJUvt 
 ni.iytakeilKni III I e hisllondllaves, lur yean, «.r tut i. 
 vcr, acci id ny to the \a'iico( the iHbr. 
 
 When a Mm \\ aprrehendtil for I r af n. Minder, 
 Thelt, .■.?, . lie IS brought I ef.ne the I»ukc and Diack *'' ' 
 ot iii.it I'rov lice i tlw fxaiiiiiiaiioii is a I b\ I.jit.ire, as 'ulu 
 leourg.iig v ih Whips inadr ct Sin< ui or white |j;athel, 
 as big a. a Min'»biin( t, vsh ilienter.ihe blelliaiid vives 
 a line la III ; or by tying 11 a Spit .md inalt iigal t''e Virei 
 lonieiiines by wr. nJiiiig and breaking one ot tin 1 Ril « 
 wiih.tp.iir ot hot Toiiges, ir cutting the ImiIi m.dtr 
 
 I the NaiN, c'e. 
 
 The I laininatie.n tli s -aken, wiih all the Prmfiari 
 Evidiu.s alie.lged againit the Partv, are fent to t'l: 
 Co iiicil Table at M/. I, wheie only Judgment is tjum 
 
 1 iiiiiiaitcrof Life and Death J and that by evuleiKc n ■- 
 on Inliarinaiioii, svithont feeing or heating the l'ati\, 
 
 ;who IS llillkeptiiil'rifon wlnrc the bad wai loniiiiit- 
 
 ited, and ii.'Ncr fent lip to theplacc where he is tiie.l. 
 
 I It iliey tiiivlilie Party guilty, they cue Scn'eike of death 
 
 I accorJina to the quality of the railf. The I'riionct 
 IS carried t.) the pla.e of fcxecut.on with h.s Hand* 
 bound, and a Wai Candle burning, held betwixt hit 
 Fingeis. 
 
 ' '1 heir capital I'liniil.tnitits ate Hanging, riihcadiim, £«.'; 
 knoikingiiii the Held, Drown ni', p itiiig iiii.li r the 
 lee, Icttingon a Stake, <' . hut tor the in (i pair the 
 
 ( rrifoncrs condemn' i'. in Suu in r a'c ki y till Winter to 
 be knot kt on the Head an.< p t > ndet the I e. j licle 
 Puiiiflimcnts ate to be ii.d iltn;d for c iiin-.on I'dlms ; 
 lor it Theft or Murder I e coinmitttd iipi n a )oor.\; i- 
 fkk. by one <f the Ni bility, be 1. IcLlum punnl.ed, 
 or fo niueha, e.i.ledioactoi.in lor it, becauie llv.\;i :iii 
 arc looked upon as their A;riup. .-/ ; If a .Murder or Tl.elt 
 be commuted by a Gentleman Soaldi.'r, pe haps he Ihall 
 be inipr:fi ned at the F.mper.nirs p'eai le j or if the 
 baifbcvciy notoriois, he may 1 e whipped, which is 
 coninion:) all tl'.e punilhmintir.thcie loo tliein. 
 
 It a Man kill Ins own Seriair, little or lotliin^ iilaid. 
 to him, biearL'hewasa.' ouiited hislKiidllasc, aii.l (0:0 
 have a right over hi-, Head; the in ft is f 'nic .Mulct 1.1 
 the r.inpeiii.itif thcPait\ be r:ih; and i< the I'tmilh- 
 meiit is rather againii the Purfe than the lojult te. They 
 haveiio wntreii Law, except a linill Book lontainiiu; 
 liiine Judiiiil 1 onus and Circiimlbmi es, but n"tlniii> 
 to direct llieiii in giviiii; Scmence upon KiijIk ci Wrong. 
 
 0/ tbclr Atiita ) I'.rcc 
 
 ''.« 
 
 I ' ' 
 d ii 
 
 it If. 
 
 The SoulJicrs of /{iiffa arc called Sii:/:b<!:tirik-i, or the 
 .Sonsof Gentlemen, every .Souldier lieing a Gertlenian 
 by Mrtiieol hisMili;.ir> Proteihon, and none ari Cent le- 
 mcii butSoiildKis. When ih'.'y are of Yearsalle i.i bear 
 Arms, they eiitertlieii N.iines in tlic Olfi.e uf thel.'Ci* 
 (." iijl.ib'e, who adotsthem icrcain 1 an. i for th.' r m.iiii- 
 tenanie, for the moft part th.- (xw.c liiir 1 athctscn'oyed; 
 Tor th; 1 ands a r^^ii-il til mainta n tic Arinv arc eiet 
 certain, without aJd.tion <>r dimii.u::oii, and arc rc- 
 gulied in this Office : But if the tmperoiir have as ma- 
 ny Souldiersin pay as the yearly va.uc if thole Liiuis' 
 ilois amount to, tlicn the fc who c me and enter them- 
 I lehes in the Ofli,.e, have nothing allowed thciii foi the 
 Iprclent, except f'lne one portion ot land be divided 
 I in two, which of^cnea.lc^ great d.forder in tli.tt L'o'.;n- 
 |try; fora Souldier who hath many Children, Ihi.i have 
 ' I'oinetimcsbut one cirertained in the L'operour's pay; 
 lib that the rcll having nothing, arc f.rced to live Ly 
 unjull an.l wicked Shifts, and oppreiru.g the Pei p!c. 
 'Ihe ^. ,'/ tiiiltcth rather to the number than to the 
 ' valour of his S'lldier- ; they charge on all together in a 
 ■ hurry witho'at order ; their rmipi.i is the Image of Sr. 
 ['.'.'irtf; the Foot are ccmmonh. (I.iccdin a inovir.g 
 I Caftle, lo fiaiiied that it may le let up 111 l.ngth ( as <c- 
 eafion requires ) one, two, three, hjur, live, lix, 1 r le- 
 vel! Miles, for lo long it will reach. I: is nothing ehe but 
 a double Wall of Wood, with .ibor.t three yards ipjce 
 iieiwixt the two fides, fo that iliev mav Hand wi'Inn ir, 
 and have room enough locharg'.' and diLh.irpe -heii Pi;ces, 
 and to ufc the; tether Weal on.\ '^ '' cl f.J at Ltnh 
 
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 rml<,."'<liiuilr wiilil nfn»|i"Jc<otnilh»t li It tnl»y ''i" '"* 
 •niit/l>'. .il ihi It ( iiim, iiul »■> (miIIi Jonli jny oihff Wi.i- 
 
 Jvin. It 1. iriiul Willi ilu- A.iii> wltiulocvrt II K"*"'. 
 KMiivtuki'M iiit> pii'iO, .ithi 111 l.iij.ifi I'jfts rpitrcil tiv 
 (^«»1k7, .ml lf.twi(ly Hiifrr«ihi« *ti' not I'itii, Ihi«iiI<' 
 ihey .iiv M virc.l wiih iln'irf .utMur* .i« wiiti .t I'utit- 
 HiicTi- Il (•rii'ily jiMt tojvrliir wiilioiit ilu- H'lj' "• • 
 Ctil'iimri'i liillti'imiit, ilii I imiIht hiiii;'. In li.iiinJ .i' 
 lluH "IK' I'll'' 1 imlnii aniiiliiT. 
 
 I lir H' Il ' ii4*< !»"> '■>' I nHi-ncl mho v«liiini(ti«l h\ 
 ihc." /•' ml \»e.{ I in .1 pitchcill*itM i l-m ifi diini'lu'll ■> 
 I'.ilFIc «ir Tiinvii, ilic\ ^ji\iyvt giwil Vnl'ii'ti, .ii «.i> 
 lirn .itilic liti{i' > f r ' !• , uhirc ilu v ti(>iiI(i-J ilif Kirn 
 it /' '.I'iMviili his "holf Aiirynf n (.,..■ Mm, jiKltot- 
 ii'il liiin III till 1 nil to j;\ve nvct lii« t'cpi , w iili ilic li>li ^* 
 iiuiivi I (in IkH CaiLfin ,iml Viiililirr. 
 
 It iny NUtt lip,ii,il!/i himfiil, l<y ilomij f'^mt ri*i-i.il 
 pli'.cnl Nifiin. ilii- I iii|'i-tiiii TciuU liim .1 p'*'"' '^' 
 (tiiM l».im|'.-il Willi ihr liiugi- i>r St. C,:ij(e oii Horri- 
 Iri-k. 1 hiMlii y hjiij! on ihcir.Slevt-\ Jiul fit iii tln'ir 
 C'.ip>: .irililinn.i.viMiMiiilihicrcaicft Honour the) can 
 la I'lVf till .my Scrvi. c ihiy Jo. 
 
 Of thi'- V.ilfj'iAftiiAl Stair, tr ClimcltGrvimmnir, 
 
 tr^nfljTit 
 Iromi ("j-'* 
 
 
 Ihf I'.ui'unliof thi'CifrJ; Churih rclulfil rnticrty 
 lit («'/.' /i></i»i /■(,, jnvl bciny; Coni-il iliriuc l>ytlii' Tmii 
 icii'ouJioihc IlK'ol' Sae, t) uhith plan" tile Fiiipf- 
 i'"i' iiiilCKri^y of /(i/fi/1 wifi- woni yearly t'l fi.iul 
 CmIih, aiKl to' ai:krn\vlcdgr .i Spiritual Suli|«(!kii)n tn 
 
 lull). 
 
 Iiithr Yrai isS8 llu-rmim,' Pjtriircll of Jiio ( I'.inilh 
 r.l l'\ the ]■..'<; »\ fomc fjul, (thirs ilcpiivcvl l>y thi- 
 i lirt;y) t.iinr to Al./.o viuir the tniporKJi'r, who was 
 %ii) lii|'villitiiiiis, fMc liini great iiititl.iinnunt. Be- 
 Cure hn ^oniingto A/i-A , he hid l<ren \t\ luly with the 
 I'riu a^ u-.n r.pcitnlliyfoine ot hisO'tnpaiiy. 
 
 I Ik chut Kiiliiui< w.h inrcvcngeof tnc in k. ami 
 the <i cei^ L leruy, who had tliriill hini fnnii hi» Se.it ) to 
 triat a' out tediiiinj; the l^jj. Chnnh under the I'ope ''t 
 l{»»r, wlicTiin It iii.iy fcim that coming l.itcly troiii 
 ^■•w, he wJ'l'iti'n hv the Popi, who tho' he li.ul in 
 v.iin attdiiptnl the I'jii t many liircs I'efore, ( and 
 ruiiieiy, in the tune of Jn.in f.-filovfid; hy one .''. 
 il'i'tit hij I cgatc ) yet ilinupht tins tlie niiirt proper time 
 to ohi.lin hi< purpole, In the Mediation ot their own 
 ratn.irch ; ( it this not fiu-mding, he I'atti.irili came 
 to a funiid p.. Hit, ioiiceriiiii(nlie relijinatioii (if his P.i 
 11 lar.hlhp, .111(1 tranlLitioii ol' tlie .Sec fioiii Cmll mtimf e 
 or '>V/i)fo the City of ,\/i/c. 1 his wa^ ii well received 
 by tliel'inperorr, .is nutter of Religion and Policy, 
 ihitn'i otficf Treaty nor forreign iMiibalfiw were re- 
 t;irdi.d, til) tli.ii .Matter was oiicluded. 
 
 Ih'.' Keil' nialkvl^rd by th.' P.itri.ir.h for the tralla- 
 ting hisSce. were tin u-, j. BiC.iule it was under the 
 X. <j, who i< an fnemy to the Fiith. 3. Itecaul'e the 
 Hj>\]' Chiirh was ihc only natiiril I).^u(^hter of thr <tr ck. 
 aithi.iune, .in.l holds die lame D.nlknnc and Cerenio- 
 iiusniiliii, the reltbemnsl! fnl'ied to the Im/i, aiidfal- 
 leii.iuay tVoin thi tr.ie piofcllioii ; and, to make the l>et- 
 trr Markitiif hi<Iirokcn Ware, lie iiililU-d upon the Ho. 
 noiirtliat would i;rowto the HniiH-roiir and his C'oun- 
 trv, to liive th-- Patruin h.il .Seat tiaiilbred into the chief 
 Ciiy ->f his Kinp re. .\s tor the right ot tranllitiiitju, 
 and ai'i'nintiii^ his SiitieHinir, he made no doubt ot'it, 
 hut that It peitaiii 'd wholly to hi:tilelf. 
 
 So the hini cr.iiirand hs Clmineil, with the priivipal 
 fiFliisCleri^y bviiii; aifenibled .it .'f,,A", it ivasdeicnniiied 
 that the Metropohte of A;. /,■• lliniild bei-nme Patriarch 
 ,. of the n'liole '...-.■^' Church, andhaveihelaiiiefull Aitlio- 
 rityand Jurildictioiitii.!; [ertaimd Uforcto thn Patri- 
 arch of (,v»7? i»f ./M/'.r ; And that it might If done \eith 
 more loleitiiiitv, the as of ?/;• . i S"***. 'be <'<rc k. Patriarch 
 aocompnred with the ^ //l- Cleigy, went to the great 
 ChvirJi of our I.ady, ( liavin ; hrit waiidred thro' the 
 whole CJity, bleirnip the Pcojie with his two Fingers) 
 where making an Ontion, he delivered his ReliBiiatioii 
 iiianlnHruincnt ol Writing, and fo laid down liis Pa- 
 triarchal Staft, which wasprilently rcicived by the Me- 
 tropohte of SUjce, and di\ers ether Ceremonies ufcd a. 
 bout the inauguration of this now Patriarch. 
 
 HiciuMmo wnsth.it dayhoiKjired with rich Prefent' 
 fenrhim fromthctmperoiiraiidlmpnfs, ot Plate, Clotf 
 of ("old, Furs, fc. and at his dep.irtinp, n-ceivcd many 
 Gifts more fiom the tn pcrour, Nobility andClergy Thus 
 thePatriar..lilliip of Cw;//ii.'i. i;,',- (which hath continued 
 linn: tlir Council of .St. ) is now traiillared to Mr/ctr, or 
 they made 1 
 
 with .t riiii U(H>i\ into l'i>/.ii.,y, whrthri ikir rtiiiaicli. 
 
 Iliip be . iiriiiit I I not. 
 
 IhetUmyol H>'lt'', me .i|irt(iiliii ordc.id ntid ii-i 
 veiiiledby ihe tniprioiir ind In. CouMil. as Mfll ,nii.' ' 
 iiriiiny, ihnrlnml* «iid H< vim n. »s ijn'i, Atilliontk 
 and |iiii|.li<)iun. mid have lo mm h and no n ou uf Ici'li, 
 than hhple.iliirc do«i piiinit ihun. 'li.e lnlnuUi,.,! 
 |iitildii2>i<in mrnHN m all 1 r|liiii«nMr\ C iii'rs, M>|i 
 iii)jis. anil Diu r inHiil', UMvli. Il purrijle iluy ha.,. 
 ilh-ir OfffLiieir C'oninnltaiir^, thii in lay nn n, nli|,t 
 i)r)ireeot Diikesor (ieiitl.nu n, th it kiip ihr't Ct.uris, 
 Mid eiiiiiii their liitildi.'tiiiii, who, brluli'i their (>p. 
 I'lellinn ihe uininion Pmple, rucniiver iliePrirlti 4|. 
 Ii'. I hell Ufli' inl<air liiil i| pi iiitidbyihi Uillift, bit 
 lythe |Mii|cr(iiir or hn t o n, il, and are to ni\c .n. 
 >oiii t ol ihrir INiings toi one I iii ihem. 
 
 1 he election ot Ulihop* iHTiaint « holly to ihc Fnipf"-!!, 
 rout; they aircver choleiitiiit of Monalliiirs, to ihnt>> 
 there i«iv> Biitop, Arehbilhop, nor Metro|iii'itr,biii ha'h 
 bccna M' iikor rnar iH'tiitr, ami eonfe<|iiciiily mii|> [\r 
 unirairicil Men Their Kcu'iii.ntoinaiiit.iin their Dig- 
 nities are lomewhat lat^'c j the Patriau lis yearly Keiii'of 
 hisLaiuls, Mldesoihci bers, is alout yir.t lUibbIn or 
 Matki J the two Metropohtes, aiM four Ati hbiiln'p», 
 about i^oi'i the llirtioji, fomc leco, fmtie 8c j, 
 yec, f^'. 
 
 As lor PnMihiiiit, they neither nle u. nor h»\e any 
 skill in It, the whole Clerfy bcinp utterly unlearncil; rs 
 and as ihemfelvei ate voui of li-«rni"g. foare they s'..iry'' 
 tn keep out allmeani 'hat minhtbiini; it in, Iralt ilieii'"' 
 Ignotati e lliuuhl l>c dilcovcred ; and havethcre'ore pit- 
 fwaded the l.mperoun, that it would briij Intiov.uioii, 
 and pio\e dangerous to then State to havciiny nostlf, of 
 l.earinn.; ronie sviibinihe Hcahii. Ihee came on.-r a 
 PreHnnd I eitersort i f P.m.ito M-f , ssheic s Piirt n; 
 Hoiile was let up with the .Appro' anon of the bnp.. 
 (crouT biiiilelf ; but iv I lori; a'tiT, ihc I loiile was hud 
 III the Kiv'ht fniic, and the PrciV ai d I cue" were hnru;, 
 as was ihi iicht, bv the rio..iTiii in' of the Clergy. 
 
 Ih't'rielts whom ilii y i.i.l l.i,/! i) ateii.adeby llitr; 
 Bilhop, without am ('tr.ni tryil of ilieir Parts ot (»fis 
 
 (lore ihey admit iheui. Th r I Irads are llii 
 lliavcii, tortile^ like not tliat ; about .iiihaii.l brea.lhc.ii 
 iheCioivn, and that pUiC arninted svuli(>il by the Bi- 
 (f.op who pu's upon bull tint his Surplice, aiil then a 
 white Crolsof Silk upon his RieaK, whi.h he w\.u> 
 eight days.aiidnomore ; and lo giscshiin authority to lay 
 and ling in the Church, and to admniilkcr the Saaa- 
 iiieiits. 
 
 It is lawt".il for a Pmll to marry once, but if the 
 i" II VViR' die, he cannot t.ikc a leeoiid, but he iniill loole 
 his Priellhood and his Living withal. The Reafonthiy 
 ir.kcfroin that place of St. I'^u. to T'mcrly, i. 5, 2. 
 mt well iiiii.lerl<(XiJ, thinkingthat tolelpoken of divers 
 Wives fi iveilivcly, whuh the ApiHle Ipeaks of at one 
 ! 11.1 the fame iinie. II he would nerds marry againattcr 
 his tirll Witcisdcad, he is nj longer called l'.i;i, bm 
 Hrfp.ifn or JiuoH./.im Prielt. This i-aiiles the PnclK to 
 maltc null h of their Wives, svho are accounted as 
 M.urons. and of bed reputation among the Women of 
 the Parilli. 
 
 The Pnclls receives no Tythi of Corn or other thing, 
 biit(\andsto the ('ourtcly ot thePanfti md makes ip 
 his Income by Htleriiigs, Snritt), Marriages, Bunab, 
 Oirgcs, andPravcis for the Dead. They ufe alio tn n- 
 fit their Pariilioiiers Houlis svitli Holy Warer aii.l 
 Perhiiue once a (ijiarter, and fo having (prinkled, the 
 good Man and his Wit'c, with the reft of ificir Hoiiil.ol.l 
 and Honlhold Stutf, thev te.eivc a Ciratiity according 
 to thcMaiis Abili'.y. Time ihings laid together, may 
 make about tinny Or fort; Kiibbics or Marki 1 
 year, svhercof he pays s tenth pair to the Bilhop of ihc 
 Diocet's. 
 
 Of F I.; I tlicy have an iiltinite Rabble, far gre.itor 
 than in any Country where Popery i> jirofelfcd ;'"' 
 the Rcafon whereof lecins to be, becaiife the briars life 
 is the l.-ifell troni the Opprelfions and Kxaflii ns thai fail 
 upon the Commons ; and lelidts, fikh as arc vohmra- 
 ry, there are divers that are liirced to put on the briar> 
 fiabit, upon fome difpleafure ; thefe arc tor tlic molt 
 part the chief Nobility. Diveri turn Friars 10 avuiJ 
 the Puuilhiiient they have defeived by the I aws of the 
 Realm ; for if a Man can get a Monafleiy over his 
 Head, and there put on a C'oul before he be attacked, 
 he is for ever ptotcdfed againlt any law, for all 
 Crimes but Trcafon ; But they will admit none but 
 fuch at bring tlKir Stock with them ( ex; cpt fuch asar(: 
 commanded by the Empcioiir to Ic rece;vid) lijine 
 
 lelicve that they have a Patriarch with the 
 fame Right and Authority tint ilie o'her had : However bring 1 oco Rubbles and ir'jre, but none ate adnuttci; 
 i/iV)i,»iw,j irade('0'^l ad\a—igeof it, and went away Jcr three or four hundr.?.!. 
 
 itii 
 
Lib V 1 1( hip. ^iV. A 'Ireatifcoj KufHa, l>y Dt. Ciiles Mctchcr. 547 
 
 hoi itwii r«tilli(tb 
 iliit itnlc.'iil Afitl 01, III.' 
 
 DlllAll, .!■. «»ll ,ll«. I''"^'! 
 
 , a<' <Im>, Aiiihonit 
 iml no II iiu 111 lii'h, 
 'll.r l'..Uii.illu,il 
 if\i,it\ C.tii'i-*, Mill 
 I ('iirroli' iluy I;«m' 
 I :iri f.w mm, o»'ihc 
 
 I Knp ilirr C(,»iri», 
 ', ItIuIih itiiit (\p. 
 
 over ilic I'm 111 4|. 
 
 II I'V llll IJllllop*, bl t 
 
 ikI .irc 10 fi\r .11. 
 
 1.01 
 
 ilio'ly to ilir Fnip*-ii, I „ 
 .1onal>lllc^ , 1.1 that I" ' r 
 Mctro|»i^iii-,b\ii hath 
 onfi'iniciiily mull W 
 iinaiiit.iiri ilior l)ig< 
 ui.liiyf.irlv Kill!' of 
 ;)iit j.'f' K>il'Mf» or 
 ui four Ari hbiihuri, 
 IC I too, I'ottic SC3, 
 
 life ii, nor h»\« any 
 (' Httetly viiilr.imcil; n l.<. | 
 II"}',, fc) irc they v.iry'', ' *• 
 iini? It III, Ir.ilt ilii'ii'"''' 
 ml havcihcrdou- |it- 
 iuIiUtiiJ Inti"v,Uioii, 
 t'l have any nov tit', ot 
 I hi' «.■ iMirr or.T a 
 f-f , whi'ic s Pun ni 
 )' anon ot tlic I'npi- 
 r, till' 1 liiiili' \v,i< htcil 
 t li I cm''" Wire linrm, 
 II' lit till- C'li rpy. 
 i/r I ) .lU'ii.aJcliy lU-l' '■ 
 if ilii'ii- Parts or (nti* 
 llrads ari' lliniii i uoi 
 mr an haiul iTia ttU'ii 
 i-.l tvitliOil by thcRi- 
 Siirplui'. .iii'l then a 
 ic.Ut, whi.h he wi.ir> 
 M".him authority to r,iy 
 .iilnmiilliT tin: Saa.i- 
 
 iny onrc, but if the 
 
 oiul, but he limit loolc 
 
 ihal. The Kcafuiithiy 
 
 T.mclly, I. 3. 2. 
 
 tdbi'Ipokcn of iliven 
 
 I. Hie Ipcak* of at one 
 
 •I'lbiiiarty apaiiwt'icr 
 
 i;ir callcil I'ltpi, hu 
 
 L'aiili's the I'nclK to 
 
 arc aii'i'iirtcj a'i 
 
 ■imotii; till' Women of 
 
 of O rn or (nher thing, 
 anfti ,iiid niakis i p 
 MtiTiapcs, Bunab, 
 '1 hey life alio in m- 
 li Holy W.i'ir an.l 
 havMip I'priiililiil, the 
 reli of I'lcir Huiiit.olJ 
 a Gratiiity anorJing 
 US laiil together, nuy 
 Rubbci or Markj a 
 irt to the Biihop of ihe 
 
 tr Rabble, far prnti'i 
 I'opery U proii'lfi'.t, "' 
 I'caiifo the hnar^ lib' 
 and Kxadfir-Ms thai tail 
 
 fii:li as arc volimra- 
 .1 to put on ilie hriar^ 
 tlu-fc arc tor tiic molt 
 
 turn Friars lo avoid 
 
 I by the I a«s of the 
 
 Momfl'oiy over Ins 
 
 before he be atta' keJ, 
 
 It any 1 aw, for all 
 
 will arfniir none but 
 
 in ( except fiich asare 
 to I e reeeiviil ) l"ine 
 It none ate adintttcd :n- 
 
 liu- 
 
 The (iiaimir of i he it Admilfinn li ihii«, I irrt, he n 
 Uript ii( all hufe.ii'ai Appari'l, tlicit the Alboi pimup- 
 on mill next til hti Skin, a white l-Linnel Shirt, with a 
 lotiH (•iriiienr iloifn III the (' nil, aiidid ii|«iii hini 
 wiin « biiiadl.e.i!li. t lull ; ih.ii i< liii C'rowii Ihni', <hi 
 AMiiii ptmiiiini ini{iheli Wonli <<hil« he u 'lipping In* 
 Hit, .<i «»»/e//ii.i .lit flil'/u I ,ft' iiml l.ik,-H fimi il\ 
 iU.it, I* •■ "I* nk.' il"f >iii tfft' I'' //'Mi'i'ii* /■""' 
 ihf iViiU loi'l lf'«' Mi r<'ii»i. Tliiiilone, heaiuiniiN 'lu 
 Ctown wiiliOil. aivl pill* llll hn Cmil : Iney vrnv per 
 fieii'alC'halliiy and abltUM my Iruni I'lelh. 
 
 iielide' ilirii I liitb, illev ate the ''leairft Met bill', 
 in ilie wliolu Coiiiitty i I'le I aii.bnl foiiie Monaltiru". 
 jrcwotih lo'ionr looii RiiU'Icia >iat ; thf't i> 'in 
 Abby ..illeil r '.•.•, that huh in I an.!<aii>l In* loof.i 
 Huliblexir Markua yr.ir : Ijuii at.' .-l I'tiiii wiihin 
 II aluur 7' "i beliilr* ()Hik.iij till Senai'is T ''Jf '''" ' 
 ill'i) many Niinneiiet, wlieieol loini' may aiiniit i ii. 
 bni N iblenicns Widi)iv\ and PaunliLT'., who ihi Km- 
 I luurwillkeep uiitnarru.l ii vitiii);iiilli then I'jiiii 
 h". 
 
 O/ ll'^r l.itliii'j^f i> I iitii/ (.•/)/(. f/'Vi'i ./.' 
 
 Tlirii Mi'rriiiit> Sii\i.-c ii iIoik m thunnlu : Tlif 
 rri,'ilbeiii|( lOiiU' Intii the un.lille of the ( liiireli, fayi 
 wrlia I'lild Voiie, A (y/.rr /Vi .'/^i f thai n j IU,li ' 
 lledvoi) I'tihu , ineamnf! (.''' ///. Thiii he .i.ld«, In ' 
 x.ime nf il'»ifiri, i"./'f t/v Sim, hh.I r) tie Ihy'lt,!. 
 Hi' U'ljidc./ l« / IM.'); .Iliil t/flt I'oWfliti' ot l,'<rll ■■ 
 
 »i.'rf» iifmu', lepa'idibtcrtiti.ei. Thu done, lie m 
 lituIieC.'lun. ll, ishi'H' l'aiiiliiii{ a', ih. 'Miir in I ablr 
 ll'! ni.ir to the ii| pei W'llloi ifii' (,hiii..i(, he layi the 
 I.iirdM'rayir, an.lihu i>:.iiii .1 1 »>Viinhlii'i,ot lnrllaK 
 tiifiii iitnii III, piiiiKiiiii 111 l*e|vi nnu'i ; then, i'^ml lih 
 ii'f 'I'lihiii, tl\ h.!ilr>, i,,-Sn, iifi./ ll f II i\ ',l<jl f.v f 
 .it»i\.irve\ \ \vheiii:ii>o the l)i aiiiiis iiul I'eople (ay A- 
 mn: Tlim ihe i'lielt a.bb the I'l.iliiis tiif ihatdav, an.l 
 K'gllisivitll, Oi 'Ml' icf /, 'I'll/** ," I'M / /<( .(nivii ttel'fii: 
 l^'.l, 6'.. an.l tlwrewi'hal, liimlrlf vvilli the Ueaiin* 
 «nd People, turn tlieii'l.heMinvar.K tlinr linanes that 
 haiip on llir Wall, an.l . inlliiii! ilieiiifelve», low ijowii 
 il.ii'i tiine'^, kiioikinjjiluir Meads to tl.r i.ry groiiiiil , 
 Aitei ihis he riadi* the Ten CiimnianJnieiiti, and <///'ii- 
 ' i/ii.j s Ctei'.l out of ihr Sttiii i Book. 
 
 Thii done, ilie Dearon ivlm Hands witliniu the Cliaii- 
 al, reads.l pie< e nl Legend out of a wiitten Book, of 
 'f^me .Stints I. lie, Mna. les, tA. This is lead svith a 
 kixl of a plain liniiiiii; Note, at'ierwhi.h, he ad.Ueer- 
 !ii:i Collei'ls, and hiend'. Ins Serviie, which laltSiOni- 
 'irnlyan Hour anillnlf or tssoHouis. 
 
 All this while Hand biiMiinphcbiro theit l.iols, a preat 
 miny Wax Candles ,'wher'of fimie as bn{ as a Man^ 
 Walt ) sowed, or cnjoyiicd by pciinaiiLC upon the I'eo- 
 I ll ot the I'arilh. 
 
 .Miout nine iiithe Morninj;, tlieHipli Sirvioe is filni' 
 hy the I'rifllsand Chotilleis; and ll iib.' a bellivalUay, 
 ilitn H:e[tr,ll:- >l-c l^'Ai.cA or Intel, an.l /li- fr.til. liJf 
 ti'i '/,<:c.arc tunn with .i inocrfileuiii and curious Note. 
 Ilus loiiiiiionly lads two Hi iirs. 
 
 In ihe Evcnini; .Setviee tlie I'riell bf piii'; as he ihJ in 
 ihr Morivnj; ; and afiitr rhe I'laliiN he (iiij:<, M> V.'//,' 
 lieil'nm^nitt ll'' I "', ftc. and then ihi- I'm lis, ll.aioii-, 
 and Pfopli', all with one voice liiii;, ^ll^'ciy Piiii.i.ii;, nr 
 I t'il'i-At )ti^-i-i iipm m, ihuty !imes toilet her ; sslierc- 
 i.nn the Boys anfwir as fall as rhe:r laps i .in no, I'.mV, 
 I.mV, I'tiii, i'fiii, or /''Ji/e, I'litijr, I'ljij'-, .^c. tliiity 
 'mxstopeiher : Then is read or hlin> by the Triell ihe 
 ftiilPraliii', fl.'. '/i./ /'< fir M.i'i itc. an.l m iheiml of it 
 isaddcd .'(i'i'///^'.i npcated tentmics: I'lun follows fi-iiiu- 
 fait of the Gufpel leail by the Prielis, which be < n.ls wiih 
 • I. .'i/.i, repeated thnetuiies : All this while the I'm It 
 lij!iils aUjve at !hc Abator high T.ible v.itlunthe Chaii- 
 fi'l. whence he niser moves all the Service time; the 
 Deacons without the Chancel Door, and the People 
 'Und ihc whole Scrsi. e tunc in the Body of the Church, 
 liny liavinp, ikiPcws o' Seats in their Churcb.es. 
 
 liic Sacrament ofHaptifni is adniiiiilhcd aiier th's 
 manner. The Child isbioupht totheCbuich svithiiieifb: 
 'lajs after it is born, the Prieft Handing ready in the 
 Torch with his Tub of Water by hini, declares unto them, 
 ih.f.they have brought a little liitidel to be made .a Chn- 
 "lan : Then he teaches ihe Witnelfes in a let form out 
 of his Book, svhat theii Duty is in briiigiitp up thcCliild 
 alter he is baptised : T his done, in the name of God, he 
 lommandsthe Devil alter a eoiipirilip iniiilier, to com* 
 uur of the Water, and fo after certain Pray s, rliMiitrs 
 •he Child thrice over head and ears; for jy hold it 
 iittciriry that no part of the ChilJ be undipped in the 
 Water, 
 
 !by III, vit. 
 
 ll"./ 't lit n«f 
 
 i llea.l, and utappiiip it up ssiili a pie. i ol Wa>, 
 IK .1 I. .ret piac. ol ilicCliiirill. 
 
 The Frtflii of Bapl till is 111 iiiy liin. 
 hi lie tuiir I't lit K'llfi, ii'hhi lie \ II, 
 
 // i And .iiiihin i.ihi. Child ia bapi lid, die Prnll 
 
 la>»t)ilaiid .S«lt I'lii;! teil fiii;eflier upon ilit huiedi a.!, 
 bdihfidrsii th la. 1, and uimii ihi MnU'li, ill iWiiiK 
 11 li.'iin VI III hii llll) 1 1 III If llll ( liil.l.. I ip», 1.1 11'!^ let. 
 laiiil'riy.i. il,ai Gml wu il.l iii.ikv him 4 nnud I lirilHaii. 
 C..A'|ihi< l,.!o:H iiiili,( iiiitth-i'ii.li. lliiiiiMiie Cliikl 
 I as Lk-iiic, now iiu.i. aChiiflm, aiiil lit to le H' .ikr.l 
 wiiliiii l!i«( liiit.'h'd'Vir I . it'iid llll. the CIuikIi, tin; 
 I'lielk goiiip beloie, andlheif he is pieliiltid in llit ihiri 
 Idol of ihc Lhui. !i. biif.x III.' on .1 C'lillii.it) bid 1 ihc 
 heet of llll' Inline, Lyit ( ai by the M.ili.ltof) to Iv 
 .' inineilibd < iifn God. It the (lull le i:..k '>l 
 iviak villi .ill) 1 1 V'.iiiiei they inalieil,, VV. lit lull* 
 warm, \liei Hapl liii, they tut ult llie Hair ti 'in ihi. 
 (hilil.'" ■ 
 lay inn 
 
 Wln'iuhey i.i|, a ri'c I'tiloiirr. tlh','will < 01,111011- '•""'"J* 
 b oti.r hin l.ilc, .>ii .otidilion O'Ih' bapii/.. .1, <i.d yi'tlh,n'*,"li" 
 they Pctl'wade very t. w ol iheiii lbtiiiediiiitth''ir J.isei, ehiiCiani 
 IhfYrat afrii Ad c '.e.is fiieJ by tli. t'/n ,.| i.uiv, 
 ■u'n i.j. takni a f)i '"imji/f*, one of th'- lii> I 111 ih.li 
 kxplolt, With (CO Hirfioj iron, isliii li.ul all ihv 1 l.ivu 
 |iiitercilihciii ll tliiy uould lie bapti/e.l alter i\n- l{,j]f 
 I Manner, whiJi'hiy all tefniV.i tu I.., v.th ii.ji.y Re 
 ;Toa. hi'jajjaiij'i ih. le that perlVade.lthtm} .md fnl«i)i(; 
 ■arricil tr. tli • Ki ir Mrr, il.iyweii ill bipt./id aftei .t 
 . sii'lent niiniK 1, I ■ ini I niupht f" iln 'rinkif .1 Hole 
 iiid'-in ll Le, and liy.i knock oiiihe lIcadiOKtd mto 
 •I.eWai, .. 
 
 '1 he S,ici4.iV'i't of lb' f.otd'iSuppct 'iicy receive but rh, lof*. 
 
 iinvC.i yet . ,1. tMi .1 at leri time, a little I chie, /;.i- 'i.pj*! 
 
 yi'i'f i '/in !• 1. niiii !.' .:i!nilii. itfinc time and nevet 
 
 laltovc: 111. I'riii' Kpii «■• . cttain 1 i.i 1 I'r str*, the 
 
 C'onimuniiaiui Itaiidiim the mean wliili i ;il, thiir Arin» 
 
 (lidded : '1 ben ti'i I'riilt hi s a .Spnon svitli C. net, anj 
 
 puitiiii(afin.ill pie.i ol ltii\,d into u, te.i.pneih thctn 
 
 i 1 iitli topeiher, anilln.li.liverstlic.il in the S| 0011 to the 
 
 loiiiiiiiinianc that Hand in Dub.r, fpeakinp ihe ulna! 
 
 I ^VoIds of the Sn.t.iitii'iii, l.-iil'ii, He, b'lnl^li:', «i. 
 
 both at one ll ne, vs nlunit any paiite. 
 
 I This done, lie .1. liv. istbem again Biv.id by 11 ftif, 
 
 ' an.i Wiiif, tcn'i re.l ioi<ethi t with a little ss.iini Want, 
 
 |t.) npieleiit th.- Ill ul ,\nA W.itei that Howed out of the 
 
 lideol Cliriil. \\'hili this is doinn, the C'oniniunicants 
 
 iinfi. Id then Arms, and then folding ihcm again, Inj- 
 
 low the Ptielt thrice round the Comiinimon 'fable, and 
 
 f" return til then plaiesagairi, e here, after fome Pray- 
 
 ■ I ", he difinilleib ihein. charging ih' ni to 1 e merry for 
 
 i locnday,slollowini{ i " hu li end' .1, he eii]o:ns tlieni to 
 
 , lall.is many aiou' , .ind tin. the) ■ I leiv '•• iib great de- 
 
 i lotion, eatiii;;nii!hiiiR but Ure.id and Sal;, txupta little 
 
 I Cabhane, or oihet I'liiit, and drink roilung but W.i- 
 
 |tct. 
 
 i Ol lie Uuliim- nl lU\k\iiWr.l'U<J', iin.liti hint:. 
 
 I I. T!u\^ '.vill nor publi..kly read fome C ■•oni.;al 
 iBi.oksof Scnpinie, a. the H<.oks of Mojis, dpi iaily 
 ^thc tnur lalt, ishiclithey fiv ( not dil. ernin.; thedittei- 
 icnci bctivci n the Mor.ilan.l Cirenit iiial l..iw) arc all 
 ! iiiaiilliil an.l of ivs ufe, by the eoiiunj" ot Clirift. ll.i; 
 
 Bill k. of the I'rnphetstliey allow of, iul read them 11. t 
 
 I I iibii.Hy 111 then Chin lies, bccaufc ( lay they ) I'ley 
 Uecicbut Duei'l'ir, iiiito Cdirilt, andprop.'i' lothe Nation 
 
 ot ihejesvs; only the Liiok of Palm, they baic in pieat: 
 eftiiiiaiion, andliiiiiand fay them daily in their Chuichcs. 
 f't the New Tellaiiicnt, they .illow and read all excepi 
 the Kevelation, whi. b, though ibey allosv it, they icad 
 Hut, bccaufc they do not undciHan.l u. 
 
 II. They hold with the Papills, that their Churh. ... , 
 Traditions are of equal Authority iviih the written """"' 
 Word ot God, ami prelertlunifelves to other Churches, 
 affirming, that they have the true and right Traditions 
 deliveredby the Apoliles to the (.-iril;. Church, and fo to 
 
 tlieni. 
 
 III. That the Church neaniiip the fVi.i*;, and cf- Auihoriiy u 
 pccially the Patriarch and his Syncd, as the head of the """!"" 
 uH ) have a Soverain Authority 10 intcrpict the Siii;... '^"'"'""• 
 tures, an.i thatall ,uc bound to bold .';Jt Irurpieiaticnto 
 
 be found and .-.iithcntick. 
 
 1\'. Concerning the Disiuc Kntuic, and the three.. „., 
 Perfciisinihe one Siibl^ai>cc of God, they liol.l that thei;'iv,nij?rj- 
 Holy Gholt proieedstrom the Path'-r itily, and not fioni 'C^il fiom 
 the ion. ihoFiiher 
 
 V. About the Office of Chrifl. they hold nanv foul '• 
 F.rrors, and the fame alii'.olt witli the I'cpilli Church, 
 namely, that he is the lok Mediator of Rcdeinpri.o. but 
 not of Interccilioii 
 
 IH' I 
 
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 1 K' 
 
 H \ ^ 
 
 W i ! 
 
 M ."I 
 I ' 
 
 h 
 
 '} 
 
 w 
 
54- 
 
 ATnari/c of Riiira, h Vr. (,ilcs 1 Icrcher Lib. i^' 
 
 li 
 
 A,,,, lit 
 
 Three S::x 
 ll..i;i:. 
 
 VI. Tor tlif tnoiiii ot' 1i'ft''>'^»"''ii. »l>'^y aj-'i"'' wit'' otihcW'iiKiowt u|>cmi tlic KriJc'iroom aiu: 
 theF.ii'ills, tliatit iMiot by l-'iiicli iiiChnll onl), but by tokviiiK lriiiitiilncr>aaj 1 l>.m). 
 lllcir Wcv.ks only. 
 
 VII. Tlicy lliy with tlic I'npills, ili.it no M.iii i in W 
 alfuail nt lii»S,iK.»!ion, iillilic Sliuciko be pallal ai ilio 
 Day lit' |uili;im'ni 
 
 \'III. They nfc Auriiiil.ir Conte:Iioii, aii.l ilimk iluy 
 an- rmncit l-vilio Miy Achon f.'oinli> ni.ur, .Si.n.T- ilic) 
 contl'l'i. to tilt I'lU'lt. 
 
 1\. ilii-yhiii ! tliriv Sacraments, I1/:pr!l»i, tlic Lr.l't 
 
 ilicy holii nut till- l.ttt 
 
 ■■if. 
 
 Uii.ic. 
 
 us 3. 
 
 NVIi iitlir fc\iiiiii(; iMiian', the liiidcisbriiunlit toihe 
 Huil'.iirnouis l.iiliu s IliaiK, .iiul tlicvc luji;., tlui 
 Nielli. Willi lior V.iilliill ov.r h.-r llc.ui : All ih.r. Niph, 
 il.v iii.iy luit r|n.-,ik (111.' W ori.1 ( li I iliaf , li.n>'fllK-n.vi-iM« 
 lii>iiilu'rMoi!KMaiiil oili.-i Matroiislici Fiicuns, tii.n ihc 
 Hi nil I'll K Mil I II. ill iii.iihiT iK.iriior (ctlur, iill'.hc i!a\ .i\. 
 icriliu M.muj'c i iKiUiii iii'lt Ihc I'lKak in tlirci- iluj 
 atiir, c\>tpi a tew wuuls at 1 ahle, wi'li ^irat ifrcivna' 
 to til.' i;iu;i.-:;K0in ; it' 111-' lK'lia\c lift Icit mhcrwifi. 
 
 S:ifP^-', :^u^ Kx.-'rr.ml ■i.tiun ; yet tliey hoKl imttlie 
 
 lon'^-.'iraiv toSalvntU'it, but tiiiiik it a ;;reai Cuii'c aiul|it is a gtc.it ineiiidKc to her irejit evif after; and will 
 
 I'niulh ncnt it aiiv die \sithiint it- jliinlily Ic dilhkcd ot ilic ll i.'curdrmi Iniiilill". 
 
 be,i lite both tlicirlreiiils logctlicr. On tlieniar- 
 yaMddi.rini> il:c belli'. '.J, lie is called JIm//;; iju^ 
 
 !'■ 
 
 X. 1 hcv think thcreisaiK'cellityi r PiiptiUii, aiidlba:| Alter ilic ihi,.! d.iy they dcpaii to ihciruuii lioiro, and 
 aliarv'Ciin.VvniieJ ihai die wiihont 
 
 XI. I'licv rchaptilc as inanv IhuUiaii'i 'not bein;; ot 
 the Of !; Clun\h ) as tlicy coiixctt to ilieii /V'/' l*'"" 
 fJlioM, 
 
 Xn. Tbry obfervc their baits rollrK-Hy, and «iihrmh 
 blind Drvotion, thatthcy will i.itliei die tli.in en a Ivt ot 
 biclii, l'.;;i!s or ru.hlikc, tor thchi.ilihot 
 li'iv.iin Si 'kill 1... 
 
 Mil. They hold Marr;ai;c tobeimlawrul toialU ^ 
 
 fy-imi', encepi I'riclls only, aud Kir them alto aitei the 
 lirii Wit'e, as was I'lid bct'oi e. I . ^ '' 
 
 iini) n 
 
 01 l!>cii Mi\rri.igei, 1 1 very 
 
 Im.ik 
 
 nape . 
 
 .ukl Ihe / ,.'«.j Hi, 
 I IheciJiniiieii 1' 
 
 v.mis, and up 
 |i'i a Mcn.iitiiy on prcti-i,cc 
 
 11 1'ei pic p. rurally ufc iheir Wives likeSir- 
 'oii oiiiiki-, till- iM.m may enter Imnfelt' in- 
 1 l)e\'( Hon, and I'o loate 
 as Ihe <..m. 
 
 tlv.ir ISodiis in ] Ins V\ ne lu li.i!'. lur iiei UJf as u . 
 i 
 
 Of ot! :-r Veintfiiis tj //V Riille c'/wir/i 
 
 .ler- 
 
 I Kti 
 
 Sr;ni;t ilu 
 1)1 111 their 
 )oi,i of their 1 loiilc 
 
 C^iolsi' ini.h .ilnil'ed by them, fct- 
 
 !lit'.li-wass. liipsor Ch'.ii.hcs, and li, 
 
 liiniinn their b(irehe.id. an 1 
 
 , te.uis Willi 11 ciiiitinii.il.y, and thai wiili iireat detotic,, 
 inner of folcmnizing their Marriage is Ui*'.t'rciir ; "'> Ihonid leein by ihur iiitwind tieiiure • Ihe \]^^ 
 
 done whei 
 
 eiidny bci'in aiiv Wiik, ht down or rnc up tidn, 
 .Meat; -.Old ihiiik all mhei Cluiltians to be nu I'CttCi ili.i,, 
 l'iu\i, l,ei ante iliey do not li^ii iheiiilibes with the Crofs 
 its ihx: Hi.l;,r.ii, i|,i. ■' 
 
 ■ J lity have MolyWatirin i-rcat eltcem as the Po-ilh 
 iChuuh liatli, aikloiiTwelfiii Dav they hallow all tin.- 
 
 )'rr4t 
 
 The n 
 from that of oiher Conntries ; the Man, iho' he never 
 fiw tlic Woman Ivlore, is on: periinited ;o h.ive any 
 light I'f her all the time of his ^Vooinp, which is not in.i- 
 iiaged by liimlelt, btitbyh's Mother or iLiine i^ravc Ma. 
 ;t( iii-l'his K iidred. Wlicn the Parents oi (iiiatdians 
 nre .igricd, ( tor wivhoiu tin ir i oiileiittlie ContiaOt isiiot ; 
 
 j'lwtiir, ihc> lia\c aConfeieiiee abouttbe Dowry, whith' l^ivers iiitlie Ciaimiy . It is done at AJi.'i./ with ,.,.. 
 iMomiuoiily ai large as the Ability of ihc l'«rcnts will ^"li^niiiity, as liaih been bitiire del'cribed. The I'.un 
 admit, 'arch alter certain Players, eoii|iircs the DcmI to eun;e 
 
 The .'.b 1 makes no jointute in recomi-en, e of the out ,>t the Water, and thcrclbre on the Moriiing before 
 Dowiy; but in .ale he have a Child by h^ Wife, the ' ''H the People of A/./o ntake Crolfcs of Clialk uvim' 
 eii]oys'aThiul after his dc. cafe : If he have two Chil- ; every De.or and Window of their Houfcs, lilt the I.Vvil 
 »ircn by her or more, Ihe is to li.ive an Addition at the beiiiii u njured out ol the Water, ll.onld tl\ into iIki; 
 dil'.rctii n of her Hnlhand ; If the Hnlband depart with- iHoitfes. 
 
 out llh'c by his Wife, Ihe is retiiiiied to licr Friends I At every Brewing, they bring a Dilh of Vnrt to i! , 
 withont any thitii^ but tier l)owr\, it the Hiilhand I Pricit wnhnithe Chun h, which I eiiig hallowed hv lnv' 
 leave l<) mil. Ii behind him : If the Woman were never ; ""P^t'ied into the Brewing ; Ihe like is lionc wiihili,' 
 nianie.! leiorc, her lather and Friends are bound to [tirll Frnits ot I'leir Corn in Harvelt. 
 albire her a .\Liideti; which otcalions inaiiy liriwls and! Helidcs their wecklylaiU on *f'f,//;rA/.;ij and f' ; iV. , 
 Lavj Siitrs amoni; tlKin. !tlieyhavc tour J.eiitsevcvy Year; iiitheir ;;rtar Lcnttin-y 
 
 1 1'c Contract ilan made, the Parties fend Tiikens to have three Viiiils, ,iiid the l.ilt /v/./.r tlieyia.l i.'-eir n.-ctt: 
 cavhothcr, the Woman firlt, then the M.'-n, but yet feci''',?'', -it wli.>;hiiiiic the who'e I'ariih iiiidt ie jircfcnt i:i 
 not one an. 't'lrr until rhc Marriaiie be filcinnlzcd. On thcC'hurch, and w.itch from nine in the tn iiir.^ iin:;l 
 the Fiebeb.Tc die Marr.ae.e Day, tlicBtldc is carried to il'^t nithc Morning, Ibindinu all the tune, exrepr' wl-cii 
 the Briiie;;r,i'iir.s Houle, with her WeedingCloihs and tbey tall down and knock their Hca 's to tneir Wo's 
 Bcdwiihher; for th.s is always proi .ied by the Ihiilc, jwliu h miiltbe iiilt 17.. tines in the unoleNichr. 
 and hathcuiiimoiily moltioilbciiowtd upoiiit : Hiielhe About their Burials they have many Supcrltitiom ani 
 it; acco'tipanicd all that Night, by her Morlier rind o- ' '^ 
 
 ther Wcnn 11, but not wtkoiiied or fecn by the Biidegroum 
 himfelf. 
 
 ■Jhetnie K'iiig cuinc, the Bri.lc puts on a \'ail that 
 
 roversher Head and Body to tjie middle ; and thus a. - 
 ronipanied with her Friends, and the liridcgriion with 
 Ins, iliey gnto(.huvchall onHorleback, tho' thcChiirch 
 be near, an 1 tlieml'clves but ot mean conditiim. The 
 W'or.is lif Gjiitrart are much the fame with thole iifed 
 with lis, with a Rini; alio given to thcBiidc, whi.li be- 
 in^ ptir un, and the V\'ords ot CA-iiiir.ict pronotinccd, tho 
 Bnde s Hand is delivered into the Hand ot the BridcuKxini, 
 tvho li iiids on theotlu-i lide il the Table: I lien the 
 Bride eonicth to the liiidegrtMini, and falls down at Ins 
 Feet, kiioikiiig her head u(hiii his .Shoot in token of her 
 Ad )e6linii and obedience ; and rhc Bridegn om calls cli« 
 lapnf his down or upper ("farnient over the Bnde, as a 
 Token that he will protect and cheriih her. 
 
 Then the Bride;4roiiin and Bnde Itan.ling both toge- 
 rhcrat the Tables end, the Father and Fiienils of the i rally ot alaigelizc, and ai'cotnit icnCiiacc to be gro: 
 
 piophaneCereinoiiies, as putting between the Fnr.n 
 ot the C'oips, a l.et-cr to Jit. Aic/j.'.i-, whom they 
 make the Porter ot ikaveii Gate«, as the i'.ii) ih Jo 
 .St. lV(c . 
 
 In Winter when all iscvered with .Snow aivi t!c 
 Ground fo hard trozenas nn Spaic nor P cka\ can entor, 
 thcirCullom is not to bury the dead, but to keep tin; I'n- 
 dies of I'll, h as die 111 Winter, in r-n H. life \:\ the Otit- 
 pansof the Town, bv them called H Ijc.i m or '. '; 
 /7u///r, 11 here the dead Bo.liesarr pi'ed up lil;c Billotii::,! 
 Wood Stack, as hard with the Fi'olt-ti a very Stoi't, t.ll 
 th( Spring colli'.-, and then eery Man takes his Jciid 
 Fri( lid and coinniits him to the Cionii.l. Tl-cy bury 
 thcirdead; s they nlid to go, with Coat, Hufe, li>'~ts 
 and the rcll of liis Apparel. 
 
 Of ll'fr private BW .i:cii , an.-i m^.ni-.fr "f Ih!,^. 
 
 As "the Conltitiition of their Bodies, thrv are grnc- 
 
 Bridc Inwthcnilelvis down low to the Biidegroom, and 
 fheti his Fnendsdo the like to the Bride, in token of 
 .Affinity and lovee\et alter betwixt the twn Kindrcif,. 
 The Rndf'.riviiiniicii taking the liiide by the ll.ind, thc^ 
 are met in tite Clmr, li-porch i') Ionic with Cups of Mead 
 inrhcir Hand;; the liridegroom takes one and drinks to 
 tliePridc, who opening her Vail bclo-w ( that the may 
 nor he ken by the Bridegroom ) puts the Cup to her 
 Moiiili nndiriicHhit, and pledgcshmi. Thus returning 
 all togetlier trotutlie C liiiur., the Bridegroom goes not 
 h lue to his own, bw to hts F.ith.-'-'s Hotile, and llie 
 likcwifc tnlicrs, where eithei eiuert.ain their Friends a. 
 
 ami burly. 
 
 Ihcir Di^t is i-ather much than curious; they ccm- 
 monly begin their Meals with a finall Cup of ■'-•■■■''■ ', 
 ( railed by tliein i{: fl'f Wine aii'l drink not apn'ii nil 
 towards theend of their -Meals, and thentaki ifii.a'PL 
 Iv, kitfiiig one another at every Pledge. Alter l^irncr 
 there is no talking with them, but evety Man goes to lis 
 Bench to take hts Afiernnon deep, whi^h is as or.liiiuv 
 with them as their Nights relt. They Icgiiithcir .Vc.iH 
 with their baked Meats, next their K0.1II, (whereof rh-.y 
 life but little ) and laltly their liroih?. 
 
 This Diet would breed : 1 them mt'.nv Difealos, h-t , 
 
 j'irt : At the Entry into thcHiulc, they fliij;^ torn out Ith.tt they ulcR.Ath-ltovesor Hi tlioutcs twice or thrfe a 
 
 'Wsek, iiillc*d of all I'liyfick ; All the Winter, an.l 
 
 I 
 
 aiiiioit 
 
 Chap- 
 
.^.:pr 
 
 ;r 
 
 Lib. i^' 
 
 Chap. XlV. /I 'Trcati/e oj Raiihy Ojy J Jr. i.ti\ts Ic let chcv ^^9 
 
 m niiii &:i.ic, is a 
 
 ,1 idc is broujifn to the 
 ilicvu lciii;;i > !l«t 
 Ic.iii : All ih.r, Niplii 
 liiir ,li.n|'i'lln.'ii.\'i'iM'» 
 liur InicuiK , tli.it the 
 •clur, till '.he (hu .it- 
 .• i\K;ik ill tllltc il.l\4 
 wi'li ^\eM ii-MTciia- 
 : )iti kit uilnTwifr 
 t ivit at'tur; .md will 
 lit limili II. 
 
 tlioiriiwiilioirc, a;iJ 
 m'.lKi. Omlicmat- 
 lit is calL'd Vmhv IJu^, 
 
 lihfir Wivrs liki'SiT- 
 iioy enter liiinlcll in- 
 viiiiiii, uikI lo ki\e 
 ,1 .14 ihc >..ui. 
 
 • RuIU-C/kicA. 
 
 .iluUal by thi'iii, fit- 
 iidi Cli'.:u Ill's, ami ill 
 hi; tluir hnri-lu-.i.!s;iiil 
 
 II wiili i;n-;ii il'-Mition 
 lii/liiirc ; 1 In liki- ij 
 It ilown Of ilic VI |> tVom 
 ,111$ to he no I'Cttci than 
 iiil'dilvcs with the Crofs, 
 
 [ cilci'm as the VcAIh 
 V ihcy luillow all the 
 .at Mill" with yrvr. 
 Iclcnbid. 'L'hc I'.uii- 
 L-s the UcmI io loim; 
 
 III :he Moiniiin l-cfou-, 
 "roU'es ot" C'li.ilk ijvft 
 r Houlcb, lilt ihi'LVvil 
 , ll.oiilii fl> imii tiKii 
 
 a Dilh if V'niT tot!.- 
 
 I emj; halloweil by Irn-, 
 
 c like is cone W:ih ili.- 
 
 yell. 
 
 Vrditcl.Uys and f m'- , 
 
 iiuheir ;;rcar Lemtlry 
 i.l.i- theyiLi;! t!'eirg.'c:r 
 '.irilh niiilk t c iTcfait i:i 
 lie in the Uviiiir;; i'n;;l 
 the time, e.vropr vvli.';) 
 Hea '« to ttieii- Itlo ;, 
 the wnoleNiclit. 
 iin:iy Supcrllitiom .i;i.l 
 
 i; between the F ni'.u 
 Au/j.'.i-, whom tboy 
 
 atc«, as the i''<if" Jo 
 
 \i with Situw nivi tic 
 
 nor I'ck.ix can cntiT, 
 
 kI, bi;i to keep til!.' 1'"- 
 
 r..n H; life in the Out- 
 
 lied nljcM'< or '■ ■'' 
 
 •tn'c.i iipliheBi!K';-.ii-.» 
 
 "■'olt-tiii very.Sti-nt, i.ll 
 
 cry M.iii taki.!. his ilciit 
 
 Gioiiii-I. ri'cy hiivf 
 
 with Coat, Hufe, BvtS 
 
 .'.nH mf.nrer "/ '/>'".;• 
 
 ■ Bo'Jii'S, thry are pciiC; 
 itaCiiace to be s'o'-> 
 
 !ian ciiriolis ; they c.-m- 
 
 finall Ciipot" '■.'.■<-'' ■'■. 
 
 and drink not apa'iitill 
 
 and thcntaki it -ii.a'W 
 
 r'y I'ledpc. Atret l>i'-nc' 
 
 ,nit cverv Man pic> lo I ''' 
 
 •C|\ whi'vh IS as or.liinn- 
 
 The, lci>iinhcir Vein 
 
 ihcir koali; (v,hcri-ot rh'.v 
 
 r.rolhi. 
 
 ihrm many nifeaies, h-:X 
 
 t li(«ilc<twtceor thnrc a 
 
 4 ; Ail the Winter, aiil 
 
 aliiWit 
 
 almolt the whole .Summer they lo warm the HoiiCe, that 
 a Stranger em hardly bear it. lliefe twol'xireain!. 
 nre'ii'iliy ill the VViirer 1 i^i heat within their hbnilej 
 and eoid without, ni.iU's il-.em i^t a daik aiul T.ill'iW 
 Giiiiplevion, their Skill' be;: manned and paiMied Loth 
 ivitli Cold and Heat, i': . laliy the Woir.iii, ulioaieua- 
 the molt part ol f.ir work Loiiipleiclonb than the Men, 
 andtliercl'ore t!ie /(«(,'/..■>/ allow their Wii-cs aiul i-Vu'sli- 
 ttrs loinewliat to buy Celoiiis to paint i.u.n ^'a.:e^, whuh 
 they dofoviliblv, that every Man may jveeuc it and yet 
 no notice ibt.ikeiiof it, becaiile il iS'.i.iim on, andidcik's 
 their Hulbinus. 
 
 The /{ ■//; i«j being thus aeciilboiiied to both Fixtieini- 
 ties, ot' Heat and Cold, an bear thein mote patiently 
 than Strangers can do. You lliall lee them louie' inn.-, 
 (toleafoii then liodies ) eraiie out of tt.e.r Haili-Uovi., 
 allona fioth, and fiiirnii'a'i li.jt .il'iofl a. a P'f.at a Spit, 
 and prtfeirly to leap iii:o tlie Kiver Hark naked, or t) 
 pour cold Water allovcr il.eit Bodies, and this ui the ex- 
 treiiiry of Winter. 
 
 The nil iiber of their vaj^ranr and begum;.; Poor, is al- 
 nioll iniiiute ; Ihey are fo piiielicd with bamiii and ex- 
 ireamWant, thattiiey be^, alter a violent and delperare 
 niiniur, as (■'.{ n/..t ::i: mc ; lii.c me r.iU kjH »ie, and 
 In. h like 1 hiafs. 
 
 The <..// I are faid H' i.rlicvc nothin;; another Man 
 liirli, nor Ipeakidi any tl'iii,; wouliy to be believed: 
 riiis <]ualiiy makes ti.eiii o.iio... to all thiir Neiglil-ouis 
 
 ) leccs of 
 
 ;er;es, lo 
 
 -.t lr,i. r. 
 
 cfpeeialiy m the i'.i'M .', wl." a. 
 
 count I'.iemkl'. es toi-e 
 
 honcllaik! jult mviaiipariiuiiot' the /'^i'//".'.!/ j ; and ii is 
 ih.';n;U! that the Olieuetthu. take at their a ..ibie deal- 
 l.,p, iiarh lei'ii 1 great (^anfe lo keep ihe T.:..mm Itill 
 1 kathcnilh, and to uu:!;ke the Clinl^iaii I'rof'.'ir.un. 
 
 O; ;/■(.• Tart^is, S.i;i.oi:>, .-.iJ oti.ti liiJ^ici. 
 
 1 iieir Neighbour', witli vvlin.n they have gieat 
 nealingsl'oth in IVaic and W.ir, are the l':ini.:ni, the 
 ^.ir..'f-, anil tiic r.m.t's, who are ilividcd into many 
 'Irlbci, diticieirL 111 Name and G'lverimu'iii: one trom a- 
 nother, of vviiom, the gieatelUs the C- //»i I'-iiM', that 
 h''iSoiitli ai.d.South-ealHrom !{;■£'■■', and molt annois 
 the Country by Ire.juent lina(ioiis,commonly ome every 
 Year, andlometnucj penetrate* very far into the Coun- 
 tiy. 
 
 Ill the Year 1 571 , he came as lar as the City of A//- 
 c, with an Army of 2oeuio Men, without reliilanie, 
 the Hnperoiir Jn.iu V.-./mvich with li.s Arir.y having 
 niaiela'.l a wrong way, wliieh was tin nglit done on 
 purpoie, as not daring to adventure a Battle, beiaufe he 
 fiipeded lus Nobility' anil chief Commanders had a de- 
 fii;n to betray hun to the 'Inrtnr. 
 "The City betook not, but firing the Suburbs, which 
 were all of Wood, they buriitlo fiiruully, thai 111 tuui 
 Hours time the gieatelt part of the City was confun.ed 
 iiiii, lelng ioMilesor n-.oi'C in lonipals. The throng 
 ot the I'eople prilling out at the (jates fanheft fioni the 
 Eneniv, w.isfogrcaii thai there perilhcd by thebiieand 
 ihe Croud, 3ecoo K-oplc. 
 
 TlieC-' /i;. having thus fired the City, returned with 
 his Army, and lent 'the LmiK-rour a Knife (as wasfaid) 
 tolbbhimlelt', upbraiding his l.ofs and del|-eraie Cafe, 
 neither daring to miet his tnemy in the bield, nor to 
 trult to his Siib'ods at home. 
 
 Ihe [Tiiicipal Caufc of this continual Qiiarrcl, is for 
 the right of certain Borders, claimed by the T.:rM/, but 
 polVelfed by the Hjiljc 'Ihe l\i,t.i> allcdges, that belides 
 /If; ,T,-.i>!aiid'.V?/T) , the whole Country as iar as the Ci- 
 ty ..f \M.", \ca, and MJ^o jt felf pertaineth to his 
 ii>:lii. whuh leemsiobe trueby the Report of the Hjiffcs 
 llieiiifilves, who tell of a Homage done by the ^, ife 
 I'liipcroiir every year 10 the Chiiin, the ;<^..//i Kiiiperoiir 
 tbui'ling on foot, and feeding the Cirimi Hoife, ( hiiii- 
 ftlf litting on ins Back ' with Oats out ot lus own 
 Cap, and that within the Cattle of M/cj: And this Ho- 
 mage ( they lay ) was done till the time ot l!.v:li-us the 
 Emreionr, who fnrpnling the Cliim by a Stratagem, 
 changed this Homage into a Tribute of l-ur.s, which 
 was .ifierwarda denied to be paid by the lucecedin^ Em- 
 
 pvlOlll. 
 
 Hereupon they comiinie the Qiiariel, thef/'imi T,i)t/i> 
 invading hnn once or twice eveiy Year, about f/'>/>/.'N- 
 (i./i- or Harvell. If the r/ri"J come m his own I'erlon, 
 he brings with him an Army of loccoo or loocoo 
 Men, otherwifethey luakelliortandfuddeii Inroads with 
 lefs numbers, invading and retiring as they fee advan- 
 tage. 
 
 f heir common VravJlice { being very populous ) is to 
 uiakc divers A.iniies, and fo drawing the liiijljr to one or 
 two pUcckof the I'lunucrs, lomvadv Ionic other place 
 
 that is left ilefen^elefs.. They .ire all i xperr horfe 1711 ii, 
 
 and will llioot Uii luJily baekv.aid as tervvard : liieir 
 Amies .-.re al.Vj. , a Sheaf .f Airr.'.vs. aid a Scy.ri- 
 t.tr . Tlie eominoa So'.dd.ei hath n^j oth;i Ani er than 
 !i;s ordinaiv .■\iirartl, -j, ;. a 1 U .'k ihitj'v Skin, with rhe 
 V, oo! lule o.i'.vvnrd 11 tlieUa- time, .1.,! iiiv/atd ir 'U'.- 
 Nit;!ntiiiii, and a Ca) ,if tlie fame , ':i't th'U Mi. : /i 
 or NobleiiiiiiiijiMietlic J« •■.il":h ln,^u.pa'el and Ai- 
 inor. Wlr-ii li.ty paU a Kiver, liiey tjc three or fe'T 
 Hiirfei togtthei, and taking Ion.' I'oK'i or 
 Wood, bind -hiin filt to the Tni" of t!;eir 1 
 lining on ih. I'l'Jis, ihev diivc I'lsii. 7ve: 
 
 W'hiiitli.v iMvcaiiaUaiilr, tliiy m.dte a g' . 
 ir)ll:i;a:l lOf'Llili.; Or: lull, U .11 B.l.'j. (.'.,/ ..., ; , ', j, 
 ifpii. 'Ihey iliovfe laihcr to d'e than toyield lotheii 
 I'.ilemy, aii.l will oti. n L'lte the VVeapuii, when they ar; 
 palt llriking or helping il.en.felves, -.vhercas the I{uUl' 
 S.irldicr, it taken by his fiv.'my, rtitb'.r defends him. 
 felf, nor intreats for his life, lis r-clsoiang llrail lo die; 
 and the Tii/I; lomiiionly whenheis p.ilt hope of ifcarmj;, 
 ealt-. aw.iy ir.s WiipM^ and holds up both his H.iivs', 
 Hi it weietobetied, hiipiin; to lave h i Life by C'!teii;ni 
 hiii.k f Bondllave. 
 
 Thesliief r)0-:ty theT,i':,:.j fei'k tur in ilicii Wats, i.-; 
 
 to get Ibire of Captives, efpcci.illy yo'mi; P'Ovs ami 
 
 Ciiils, wliyin they fe:l to the r.i:kioT odv.'t Neighbours. 
 
 To this puii'il'e they take with tlitm gteat P.mniers, lo 
 
 I carry them tenderly, and it any of then; hap] en to tv 10 
 
 'or be lickoii the way, they dalli hiinai-.a-iv, ilic Grauiid, 
 
 01 lome Tiee, and lo lea.e him dead. Ti.e So'.i''.licr-...t'- 
 
 I noi troubled vv.th keeping Captives o.' other Hunty, bc- 
 
 !cauletlicy have certain Band.- for thaipurpcfe, who 11. in j 
 
 j nothing elle. 
 
 I The /<.//' Borderers being ufei! to tlirir Invalior.s, keep. 
 
 j few Cattle ihere belije. Swine, vvlucii the J'.i?//ii w 1 no; 
 
 loll, h nor diive away wi'h hnn, b'.'.-aufe he is of tlic 
 
 'i:i>k_il!.i Keligion, and will eat i» Svvines Fiilh. ''..f 
 
 ' CL'iJl ourSaviour the- eonfefs a<; muih as the Tw i doc' i.i 
 
 his ///lor .;«,;;',• .Tii.it he cainc of the .•ingel'.y.ii'i'-, an. I the 
 
 Viigui ."..,", that he was a great Prophet, i^c. Cut their 
 
 Religion dillers from the I'.^.i;' in this, that ihey have I- 
 
 dols made of Silk or othir Snitl", of 'he F.tlliioii of .1 
 
 Man, faltiie.h ) the Door of iheii' moving Houfes; and 
 
 have belides, th'.- Image of their King tr great CV.;m o£ 
 
 . anlu'gebigiKls, creeled at evcr\ Stage when the .'\rmy 
 
 marches, to wlucli every one luiul bow as hepalfcs by, 
 
 be heT.r//rt. or Stranger. 
 
 Intheii .M'.r',;.-.;;,'-, a .Man my ':.'':■: .mv Woman, ex 
 
 cept Ins Mother, Siller or Daughter ; ami aitho' he ac- 
 
 coiiipany wiiluhe Woman, yu he accotims licr not foi 
 
 his Wife, till he havea (^iuid b> her: If Ihe be baue.i, 
 
 ' atter a eeriain tiii.ehetiiiiis bet hoii c aga.n. 
 
 They have Dukes called M'/ ■ or V.'><io»?^/^'!-.r, tirir 
 rule over ten, twciiry, or forty thoiiliiiid a piice, wht. h 
 ihev call Hr::.ti: \Vlien ih'e Cniin h.ith O' calion fot 
 them inhisWais, they are bound to lome v.i-h the'r 
 SoulduTs, evtry man with his two Horfes at the Jialt, the 
 one to ride oil, thecdier to kill, when it o;i es to his turn 
 j to have his llorl- eat ; their chief lood l emg HorL- 
 I riedi, whiili they eat without Bread or any o:hcr thiiii) 
 with It ; fotliat when a l{.ii]c takcsa/'i'M , he com- 
 monly hnds a HorfcLeg orfome other part of him at his 
 SaddX' bow. 
 
 While I was at Mrfc, there came thither th'c C.'n.'m's 
 Nephew, aicompar.ied with 'ioo i.iiir.n ; he had twc 
 very large and fat Horles flayed m a S'ed, lent to his 
 Lodging to be made readv for his Supper for l;i:n ani hij 
 Companv. They prefer it bef re otiicr Fku., becaiile 
 the Meat IS llronger than Bear, Af. t:on, l}(. .Ind yet 
 ( which is a marvel ) tlio'thev I'erve all as Horfcmen in 
 tlieWar.s, and eat all of Hork-flelli, theie are brourhi 
 ! yearly to M'/co to be exchaiKed for orhi r '-'ommoditie^, 
 I thirty or forty thoufand T.('.Mi- Hoife, 'Ihev keep a'fo 
 great Heidsof Kine and Flivks of black Sheep, rather 
 for the Skins and Milk, than liir the iilo i.f ihe Flclti^ 
 tlio' fomctimi's they eat of ir. 'J hi y drink Milker warm 
 Blood, and for the moll part mix tiiemtogciher. In tra- 
 velling they will bleed a Horfe in a Viin, and dfii.k it 
 warm as it lonies trom lii^Boilv, 
 
 'Lovviisor liandii'.g Biiiidini; rhey have ;iore, as btiii?, 
 ill their opinion neither pkafant nor viholf me; but 
 i their Ho'ilis ate binlt upo'i Wlieii- a. id when they 
 come lo their Stapes, tlicle Ca:t hou . me placed very 
 orderly in a Rank like Streets, and relif ruble a very largi; 
 Town. 
 
 Ihiy begin to move their Hoiife:; and Cattle in ih.: 
 Spiing time from the .South towards the North, and lo 
 driving on till rhey have pi 17. d all up the liirtheit p.vr: 
 Northwards, they reiinn back toward the South Ci uii- 
 try, by ten or twelve Wiles a Stage, and thctc continue 
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 '/'he pr/i hva^c oj v\ ll b-ltcnts wto the N. 
 
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 all WiiiUr. t!ic (It.iiji in tln' mi.in tlim bL-ing grown up | li-inil, for more hardincfs and rcadincfsin executing tlicir 
 
 np.un, U) IItvc' tlioir C;ittK- i'- iln'^ rcriirn. AfTiirs. 
 ' Of Momy tlicy luvc in \i(c at ;i'l, iicpldSiiit; (ii)M V. To wear any bafcaitirc, and to patch their CJotlis 
 
 and Vihcr, aiidai! 'rilla:;c( f ilnir (Inn lid, to be iiurc vvlicthottlicrc beany nccdor nor, that ulienilierc isncc(i| 
 
 free for thoir wJnJi-iiii; kind i f life, and ro keep then- ii may be no ihanic to wear a patcli'd C oat. 
 Coiiirry h'!.'.'iibju-> tn hn .{lions, wliii li nives .'itnia si'eat 
 advantage o'.ev all I'leii Neii^libmirs, ever invading and 
 
 nevir l-.i mj; iii\.; 
 
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 ror 1\ 1 1 
 
 I 1) aiKl 
 
 d Complexion, ih( y liave broad and flat 
 
 VI. I o take or (hal I'roin any Strapei whatfocver they 
 canyrt, a>- beini; tneiiiicstoall Meiibut fiHli I'Widfulj. 
 
 leCf tlicmrehes to tL;eni. 
 
 VII. low.ird their own Hoord and Nati( 
 
 >n, to lie 
 F.ias; of a t nined ,nlonr, .lerelook, iliinhaned Upon ^ trnt in Word and Deed, 
 tlu- 1 PI cr lip, and a pi on the Chin, liuhi I oi'.ied, with i VlII. To liiltei iwStranper toronic '.viihin the Realm, 
 Ihon I eg'., as if t'uy were niturally ni.uh' tor Hnvie- [ if aiiv vlo, t hi lame tobe liondllavc to Imu that lirlh.ikej 
 n-.eii, uhuluhcy pML'tue friini tlieir ChiMhi.dd, fehloui : h:in, (X.epi fn.hMertluiits aikl other:, as have i'ljunr 
 goitipa f .oi.ibo;:i any luilinefs. '1 lieir I'.reaiell bxcr- 1 1'al'poitaboi.i tlitin. 
 c:fe i^ Sboo-iig. wherein thiy train ip liieir C.lul- 
 
 dr.-n, not f; Ifeiini; themto eai t.'ll die) ha c iboi near the/ The l'v,m:.:i.s and :,:»W(/.m that lie North and North- 
 Mfk. ' _ j'Mft tioiiU(.7;,.j, aieof tlicT.i '<.- kind., haviiigar bto.i,' 
 
 There arcdiversoihev Tinv tl-.a: Iv ,••,!, r upon !{ !]■■', i^nd Hat baecs: Tlicy are now fubjedtto the '(."i/r,aiidiive 
 a'; the iVi^-r/Vr, the C/t ,)«./?f;ji, the AI ..ri-./iv, the ( "'■-jl'V huntiniJ and trading with their Furs : They aicebil m 
 cnljh, and the S' .licnm, which all difler iVcmi the (./"/»« , .Sial Skiii^, v\'ith the haiiy (idc outwards ; are all blai k 
 'i'.i)i.it in Name more than Rep/nient, exiept the C'/o-j haired, and bcardlefs : The\ arc alt Idolaters, wor 
 frt/?"J tl'.ii border Soith-well Mward /.:'.■.':'"'', who arc" 
 fir more civil than the rell of the I'.r.f'.", ol acomely 
 Pcfliin and itately Beh.ixioiir, applvingtheiiifebc. to ihe 
 
 tallroiicf ihc i' •.. I ', in, Sonu of iheiu have fiibjected 
 then.felves to the KingNof I'. ;.o ./, and pioti .IcJ Chnlti- 
 The \ I '•rvi'J lie b.aftwa.u, and ate tci koiud ilie 
 
 Ihippinp the Sun, the Ollen. ti'.c lolh, c'^. They !ive 
 a -lavage l.ifi-, roving from one plate to another, 
 without Habitation: Iheii ! cadet in every Company n 
 their IViUt. 
 
 On the North (idc of l{tif!\t next UiCoidio, lies the 
 (.'tiiinliy i,i' l.t.i ■!.'., parr of which is fubjciilio tlicKiniis 
 
 ^^(^ \\ I'.riour^ aiioiip .ill the I'uf/rvj, but iiioie Sa^aj'.clof .Sie:'./,;/ aiid /).-) /ami/;, who ex.ii'l Tribute an 1 (^I'ltnai 
 and nut Itlian thereit.l be moll rude and bai[>.iiou> is iliej from ihcm, but tliegrestelt part liclongs to (he J( ■hm, 
 Mard„-.it: V.-.ntr^ will) worthips the tirll livini; thinp hejTIie wlu le Country is either 1 akcs ov Moiini.iins, bat 
 
 meets with i'laMornini;, and I'wcars by it all that day 
 When his Friend dies, he kills his beft MirU , anil tlaMinj 
 the Skin, carries it on high upon a loni', '.'ole, before tin- 
 Corps to the place of Burial. 
 
 Altho' the T.i.(.T/ are void of I.earn'nf; and without 
 written Law, yet ccrtnin Rules they Imid by Ttaditioii, 
 whiili are common to all (/, i...'j; which. are, 
 
 I. To obey their rmpeiour and i tlier Mapiftratcs,' 
 in wliarfoever they command fur the publuk Service 
 
 the In.'and Parts aie furnilhed with Woods wliidi ptoiv 
 liUihe Hill, fides, the Lakes lyini; between. 'I luir 
 Die! is very plain, haMiij; no iJread, but feed only cii 
 Tifh and luwl. 'I luy aie inicrly unlearned, liavn .; not 
 f) niurhasiheiife lit any Alphai et or Letter anion;,; iluiii. 
 i-'or Witeheiat't theyaie tliouplu lo p.ils.ol Natioib in the 
 World, tho" .as to the Sioi V otli.lin;; Wimls b> tying 
 Knots rn aKope, it is a luecr b'ab.e. Their eontimul 
 Pi.ii5lic?ot ihootinp, Wdd boiv], iiiakes them excellent 
 Matks Men. Tlity travel upon Sl.iis drawn by ihe 0.,w 
 
 II. H.i(ccpt for the publi k be hoot', every Man to be Deer wh;ch tlicy turn a grazing all i he Summer in .iti 
 free anduni-ontrouled. , lllmd, called KiUlcn, andtowardsthc Winter, when the 
 
 III. No private Man to poniTs any Lands, but the Snoxv begins to fall, fetch them home again for the ufcof 
 uhnic Country to be as a Common. I their Sleds. 
 
 IV. To iieglcd all dainiinefs and variety of Meats,' 
 and tocomcnt ihcinfclvcs with thai which comes next to 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XV. 
 
 The fir/l Voyjgcoj William Barets into the North Scas^ 15^.}.. 
 ll'^ritten hy Caret de Veer. 
 
 I: 'i' 
 
 /'';54 
 
 I 
 
 ' 'y>\^ 
 
 'N the Year IS?), foi'r Ships were fet out ficmtlic ) 
 United Provinces, tor the difovcry ot C.unnia: 
 and (,'. .'iM, by faihnji to the Northward of .\V. . 
 MiiicK'ijj and J,i::,M<:, whereof H'.i'/i.!ih Iii:-\ 
 jf'.',^ wai.1 liicf Pilot. 
 
 Upon the 5th of J"'"" they failed from the /''-vr.', and 
 on the tburih of jiilt fiw .Wt-.i 7^;}i:bl.i in 7j Deg, 25 
 JVlin. 
 
 Oil t'le ninth they entrcd into Ikercn-h'ott, under 
 awhi'KBejr Wi''//<»willland, andfpxinga white I'car, they prefcntly 
 t"W. entrcd their Boat, and liio: her into the Body with a 
 Mii.'ket ; the Beat leapiiii; i:p, took the W.iter, and the 
 Men in tlielioat rowiiip atui lur, call a Rope aliouther 
 Neck, anddra^pedhtr at ihe Stem of the Boat, inreiid- 
 inc; to carry lur. ilive ill the Ship, and Ihew her tor a 
 Wonder ill I i ill, J, but the nlej ftich fotLC, tiiat they 
 were pl.ad tobe rid ot her, and content thenilcKer. with 
 heiSkin; forthe Uear fwimniiiin to the Boat, got hold 
 of the Stem Willi her fi re Icct, wlu. h ISrtinis percei- 
 ving, laid, ihe will theic relt herfelf, Init llie tlrugled fo 
 violently, that a' lalt Ihe h.id gotten half her Body into 
 the Jio.at, which (<< daunted the Men, that they ran to 
 the further end of the Boat, thinking they lliould have 
 been fpoilcd by her, but the Rope about her Neck caught 
 hold upon the Hook of the Rudder, which held hertr'om 
 coniin;? further, whereupon oneof thcMenthruft her in 
 to the Bo.ly withahalf Fike, wherewith ihe fell down 
 into the Water, and fo dragging her to the Ship, they 
 killed her out tight, and flaying her, brought the Skin to 
 ^iiil}(rtiit»i. 
 
 i'hc Kth of Jiih ihcy failed out cT H.cicurmr, and on 
 the Hih found great Itore ot Kc ; as tar .\s they coii.d ,, 
 difein out of the top, it leeiiicd like a plauiT'iebl. 
 
 On the 17th tl'.iii.'.m Iir.,cr.!s took the height of the 
 Sun, and they wcrethen in 77 Deg. and ', 
 
 On the 1 9th, they were eiofe by'the l.andof .V, r,i -■,r.. 
 LU, about Cape S,:i]::v. 
 
 On the i^th, they werefo inclofed with flakes nf Ire, 
 th.it out of thi top they could not dilcern any thing be- 
 yonndit, and mdeavoured to make their way thio' i: 
 init could not. ' 
 
 On the iSth, the height of the Sun taken at Noon 
 wiiluhe Aftrolabe. \m , loiitul tn beilevared above tin 
 Ho'i^ n S7 Dep. 6 Min. his declinalion lieing 19 De?. 
 18 Mm. whiih mall is 76 Dep. 14 Min. the J.an.1 liiy 
 all covered with Snow, the Weather beinj. dear, and the 
 Wind Ijlt. 
 
 Onthe jith, having laboured forward between the 
 fjnd and the Ice, they per to the Klandsof Orr.i,^.; up- 
 on one ot whit ii they fawahouc loo ,Se.i-liorlcs, lying up-,,, 
 on the Shoar anil basking theinfelvcs in the Sim." Tlicy .i" 
 are bigger tlun Oxen, their Skins like a Seal, with very 
 lliort Hair, and two Teeth Iticking out of their Mouths, 
 on each tide one, alxwt half an Ell long, as white, hard 
 and even as I ory, and as much eltecmed in Mufcnia., 
 7<i f.M>, and the Pans adjaccnr. 
 
 OurMenluppofing that the Miff could not defend 
 thcmftlves, being out of the Water, went on Shear 10 
 all'ault thcin and get their Teeth, but they brake ail theii 
 Hatches, Cuttle-axes, and Pikes m pieces, andcouldnot 
 
 \J\ \ • 
 
cfs in cxeeuiiii3 their 
 
 p.ittli their Clotiis, 
 It whiiulicrc isiiceil, 
 d C 0.11. 
 apei whntfocvcrthcy 
 
 ibiii fiKli i'WiiJ(\ilj. 
 
 ami Naiiiui, to he 
 
 ic within the Rc.aliii, 
 :ohiiu that lirlh.(ki i 
 et:. as liave a 'i'.iiinr 
 
 ? N'^rth and North- 
 im!, haviiipal broj,' 
 
 Chap. XVl. rhefecondl^oy.tgeof^iX. Barents into the N. Seas, 551 
 
 U1 tl'^f 
 t • 41 r 
 .:,wr.(. 
 
 kill one of them, hut (hvick fomcof ihclr Teeth out of 
 ihiir Mouths, ami brought tiiciu away wr.li them. 
 
 (('//J'/.im/i./i'i'H.'j fitiiliug tliat licioukl not ai-couipliili 
 iliis iutenilal Vo)aRe, and his Men refulini; ii-' fail tiir- 
 tl't , oil thelirii ol' Aii^nji turiiiJ his conrfe to failhaik a- 
 paiiuonicei tlici>thtr .Ships that had taken ihcir eouvfctu 
 If I'lj^M, or tilt .Suei);htsof Sifj'iw; aiul on the i sth, 
 the Sii;i hciiip S>. \<.llu!i.iiiil!.v kj took the heighth 
 thertot, and r.iiiiid it to lie elevated al'ovr the llwi^ii: i'f, 
 Dei^ fo iliat ilk're wanted <;^ Dtp. it' 90, which <is 
 Dei;, heihi; added to 14 Dec;. ', which was the .Sii'is 
 deilin.uiiM, niakta 69 Dep.i 'iMin. tortheheinhthot tlie 
 Pole iilth.lt I'l.ui- ; .\rJ lOiiuiiy; trjtiir lllaii,^ railed A/i.*- 
 I'd an I 0'/:;:i, they met w;th llie o'.licr Ships, that eailie 
 out of ll'i/g-iii the fauieda) . 
 
 One f>f the lime .Sliip. had palt the .StreiRht of If 
 ?<«.•/, and at till' end ol' u t'oiUid a laige S.'a, unwhi. h 
 they fiili-d 5 Joi'oox'Vl l.'s I'.allward, and \>'cre of iv"iii- 
 oiuhat th'^yliad heen about the Ruer 'i::\ thar lall.-tji 
 i.iitnl' I',..;,;. , and diev laid li.it thi. Land ol li''.rj 
 Irom that pl.ie llrr'.ihed N'orih failu.ird, wh. tc ly iliey 
 ihoiiclu itiey \vi.-i<' V'^i t'n t'loni ( ':tne l-ih, and lo 
 liinikiii)' tl'.ey had diii overi.d ii-,oi j h tor ihat time, a;i.l 
 n biin^', VMt Ian- in thar Year lo ud thidHi, they return- 
 ed toM'y^M/i, and un'etine vv it h iin (■#■;, and tlk' o'hct 
 twoShipj, they lei (ail o.ge'lur on tlw iS'.hot' ^li:,'Jh 
 .ind airi\ed at /f\f the i6ihol vyi,'.);i;,:'f. 
 
 
 4'*i 
 
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 XV i. 
 
 'I he fecondVojiA'rc of William Barents into the Kcrth Seas, 
 155*5. JKritten hy Gerct de Vecr- 
 
 ; ■*. ;! 
 
 with Hakes nf he, 
 
 ■icern any tliinp he- 
 
 then nay tluo' 1:, 
 
 Sun taken it Noon 
 elevated above tlu 
 itiori iK-ing 19 Dcg- 
 Mm. the J.and lay 
 being clear, and the 
 
 rward between ilic 
 land*, of Oc/!;^.-, up- 
 K.i-luTles, iyinpup-,,,, ^,. 
 ill the Stin. They •■,> v.- 
 ic a Seal, with very 
 lut of iheir Months, 
 onj;, as white, hard 
 :eemcd in Mufcnia^ 
 
 THIS Year theSiates of the 1 '/;rf,/ I'/u; i/,.vil 
 ,ind I'riiiee >,U:oi, : i'et fotthlevi n Ships to I'a I 
 ihro'ilu- ; ( 'i i^.i.'.'j toC'i.'i'.;i.i and CJ'-rr. , lix ol 
 ihem Wire laden with Mcixh indizes, and the 
 f"vemh bein;; a 1'inii.n.e, had Commillion u lien tlie other 
 .Ship-, were palt aliout Cape Ti^b'ni, to return and brin;.; 
 news thereof. 
 
 On the levond of Jh/v, we faileil from theT.-.v./, and 
 '.. on the i7thof ./.■..;w;? faw i>reat Iture of lee aloiii; the 
 C 'Ml ol Sr. n ^.ir.l'!.i. 
 
 On the i<,th we cntred/l '";^i!cs, and as we went in, 
 we I aft out the I.cad, and had feven Fathom Water. 
 
 The 2;th of .///:'n7'the heii>ln of the Sun being taken 
 A':'^iiJ}. v,-ith the CroS-ilart", wc found it ' elevated above the 
 //"i^H ^15 Deg. 20 Mill, when ir was S. W. and by S. 
 tiin^ at the highelt, 01 beforeit began todefcend. 
 
 '1 hi- 1 1 It we went on Lan 1 widi s+ Men, and being 
 two Mel-, ■, UMhintlie land, we tound many Iv.-:v-'i/;, 
 ■J I-., and fuih like W.iri-s, and the buo;-(!eps of Men 
 and Deer, ,ia alio many Images. In the meantime our 
 Mallei felitout a lii^at to fee if the 'i,irt.ir:.in Sea was o- 
 pen, lut.tvoulj no! gtr into the Sea be^aule ot the ke, 
 lb tlie\ went over the Land to the Veil Pomt, and 
 there pctceived ihat the lec mi the 'l'.(if.i;i.i« Sea lay full 
 uj'O:: the /< /'/.in Coalt, and in the Mouth of ' ' Ir^.itcs. 
 
 Thelidof 7v.,..y/ wc found a /.i ./;;.':• or Boat of H.'t- 
 :;,ic, fowed together w;tli Ri pc^, that lud I eeii North- 
 ward to ftekfor Si.i-horfe.-. Tectii, Tiane, and G^el'c, 
 whiehthey fetehediii iheiv Ikiar to lade in >,ertain Ships 
 that were lorome o't of K..'/'m ihr.) H'.y^.ucs, whivl; 
 Sh;ps they faid v.c e to fad into the l.yt.trUi, Sea, ly ili.- 
 River- ' », to a ()la.eeal.(d 1 1; /.'.',- in I't mi/:, there to 
 ILiy all Winter, a. tliev ufed to do every Year, and told ! 
 ih thai f wo dd yet h: nine or tin Weeks betore 1: lH'!;an ] 
 tofrecz.' in that place, ai. 1 that when it oikc Lugan 10 1 
 freeze, it w v.dd freeze 10 hard, that Men might go i:i'o 
 T:rt.i>y upon the iec, over tile Sea, called I y them 
 A/iTW. v-.i e. 
 
 The 24tii m the .Morning, betimes, wc went onboard 
 of the I ')tt^'.e fi r further Intormation of the .Sea on thi' 
 Eall lide of ir.y.::e.', and the like we did on the :',th, 
 at which iime 'hey gave ns eight fn Geele that lay ni the 
 bottom of their lira; : W.' deiired that one or two of 
 them would go w:th us abo.ird our Ship, whereupon 
 feven of them went Willingly with us, and won !rcd 
 inuchat thegrea'.aels and furniture of ourShip. When _ 
 they had looked intoeverv place, We fet bill', Butter and 1 
 Chcele before tlicm to eat, but they refuted it, fr ma, 
 that Day was a railing Day with them ; yet at lail,| 
 when ihcy faw fo.'iie 0!* our pickled Herrings, they cat', 
 them Heads, Tails,' Sl-.iiis, and («nis, aiid havm.; eaten 1 
 thorn, we gave tln-m a I'm.dl bnkin ot Herruigs, tori 
 wh.ch they ga\ e us great thanks, and faul, they knew | 
 not wliat fiiendlhip theyc'Juld ilous 10 reijulte oiirCocr- 
 tefy. .^t Noon, wegot ipour .An,h''is and tailed Novth- 
 calt two Miles, but were iorad bi'k again by the great 
 lore of Ice, and fo came to our old Roa.!, there to Ha- 
 ter a more eonvement time. 
 
 On the laft of .-I.\i;ii/.' tt'JIi.vn KurH/j our (.'aptain, 
 filled to the Suuiil lide of U\t^.itc!, and (joiiiii on Shu,a', 
 
 our Men, bein;; nine in numi er, went .dx nt .i Mile in'i il"'V !■■"'' •- 
 the Land, notihuikiiig to hnd an. Menilicie b^cauU: !^; "u'ry*'"' 
 they had been on Shove m the C'l"!;.!". at oili^ r time-, 
 and f.iw none and '."ling mill; weather, the p.Tcei\e.l 
 about io Men, who were veiy near tlieui before ihey 
 knew it. O.ii Inttrprctei went alone Towards them to 
 fpeak with them, whicii they perceiving, fcnt one to- 
 wards us, who coming almrilt to our Men, took .m .-Xr- 
 row out 01' hisQi'.ivei, oHering to ihoor ai linn, where- 
 wiih our Interpreter called unto him 111 the l{iijli.ut 
 ron,.:ne, Si' "t ii't, ar r.'e l-iioUt ; which the other hear- 
 ing, call hisBow .md .'\rriiws to the (irouiid, and t'aid, 
 Tti.: cwci:,me, aiidialuting e.ichother, by brndmgtheir 
 Heads towards tlie ;jrot!nd .ittei the l<jii]..'.>i manner, our 
 Interpreter iiueltioned himaboiit the lituationand Itieteli- 
 ing I f the .SeaUaflvvaid ol' the Streight of il\y^.-tis : 
 He anfwered, Ihat when welhould pals a Point of Lan I 
 about live days fjiiuig Irom thence ' pointing with hi.s 
 Han I towards the Noith-e.ill ) that th n we Ihoiild come 
 toagiT.ttSei { pointing toward;; th.; South-eail ) fayiiV, 
 that b.eki:ew It verv v;eU, betanl'e one had been theie, 
 who was fcm thither by their King with certain Souldier;, 
 whereof he had been Captain. 
 
 1 hey are for the moll I'.-.rt low of Stature, withbroa,'. Djic-iufou 
 th'.t baces, I'mall Lyes, lliort Legs, their Knees Itarding "t'lh ■ .s'j- 
 oiitward, and arc very nimble: 'Ihey are api'arelletl in ""'■'''■ 
 Deer's Skins from b.ead 10 toot, and wear I. 'iig Ha:i, 
 whicii they pleat and lold, lettui,; u h.ing ilown thtir 
 
 abvivs ready with rni or two-; 
 
 ^fiti'-li cf 
 
 a Mill or tuo Iwiftei "'-ir SleJ>- 
 
 13a 
 
 l|.e;r Skds (U 
 Dccrin ihem, whi ii will cariy 
 than o'.ir Horfes. 
 
 One 111 otir Men iV.ot a M ifijiiet roward itie Sea, 
 wherewnhthey were into great fear, that they ran and 
 leap, bke iiia.i Men : Wc lold them by our lutetpietcr, 
 that wj ufed our Pieces ml. cad of Hows, and to ..on- 
 vin.vthcni, o.ieot our Men took a H.it Ston.?, and ftic 
 iiPen ,1 Hill a e.ocd di. lance from him, and -.vitli :' Jhi!- 
 let lb tick ihe Stone afm.ler, whereat rhey \,ondrcd ex- 
 ct^.llngly. 
 
 .\iier they -.veie goi.e from us, one of them cam^ 
 riiling:o th.Sho.ir, tn f-'t.:!i a r ii.'hlr.wed Image whi.h 
 ovr .Men lia.l taken otf the Shoar and pur into their B'lat ; 
 as fonn as liefaw it in the Uiiat, he uiadc lu a lign thai 
 we I'.id n.>t done well in taking it away ; wherrepon we 
 g.fjc u h,,u agun. Not t.ir lioiil thence we f ii n.l liun- 
 dieds of f.-.chcarved Imagci, having a little Hill 'niteaj 
 lU" a Ni.fe, and. iwoc Its in pLiccsol hyts. .mj under the 
 Ned'eacurin pl.iceof a Muth. Belcrethe Images we 
 found t;reat Itore of Allies an.l F>on..'s of I'ler, w*--riby 
 We fuprofed th irthey iheic ouered ui'to them. 
 
 Clirh. leeend of .s ■:.•.•/,■, welctt'.ul. b. t bvrenf n of 
 the 1. c, ihe.Milt, and the lluttin; of ihc Wind, wcco ild ^-'r'"-''" 
 hold no Conrle. 
 
 On thcfoilithwe failed bctwccnthe Firm Land andthc 
 St.r sIiI.kJ. 
 
 On tile ii'iili feme of oi'rMenwenrnlhnateii tin Firm 
 Land, to f ek lir Stones wdiicli looked like Di.mu'nd^.and ., 
 two ol our .\icu lying toge-ncr in one p .ace, a gie.fv, j-jj ^,y , 
 hail white Bwr cune Ite.ihng out, and caught oin-ofBt-.i, 
 C> g .i; S - '-hem 
 
 
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 tliciii lull by ilu- Neck, who not pcnciving wliat it was, 
 cricJ out .mi Uul, "'.'i n it trr.t vulh >«. /o bi the Sftk- 
 wlicrcwuli tlic other Itaiiji up ii is Head to fee wlio it 
 was, eiied o.t, .tiul r.iul,'(J" Mr.-r, it u .1 Ur.i', and 
 therewith |M\ ntly rokup and ran away. 
 
 TIk' lUii .11 liic tiill lalhni; upon the Man, l>n liis 
 Head .il'mder, an.l fuiked out his ISIood, \sli(iei.M'.hthe 
 relt of tin Men th.il were 1 u the l.an.l. lie'iii; a'.oi t H-, 
 tan piefeniK thillxr, cuhiT 10 five the iMaii, or elle t.i 
 drive tlie lKarl:o,n ihedeid lloj.y, and h.ivui(', eliart;ed 
 till ir pieces and Ua; theiil'ike\ let upon hei', v ho ua* 
 llilldevr/ririitl.e Man, I'ui the pei\eiviiit; thv'iiiioeome 
 t.iwards hci,' her.eh van at tlieni, aji.l ^'eitiiv^ nuoihci 
 ct" tlicui nui tVoi'.i tl e Coiiifaiiy, tore him in pin'S, 
 wheuwrli alltherell lan away. 
 
 NVe rei\iivini; 01:1 ot' out Ship .\n^ I'uina v, th.it ( ni 
 
 ; . _■ .' .. I ..I- I IM ...1, .!! i' I 
 
 Men rail 10 the Sea-li^ 
 I'litud into our lioat 
 t 
 
 I Spe 
 
 ■ to 
 an 
 
 fa\elhemt'elves, v.nh.ill Ijeed 
 a> tall as ae emi!d tn 
 
 I'li'ud inioour lioats, and rowed a> tall as ae emi!d tn 
 theSh"ar to lehi.vetluni; beinj;-oiiie aiLoar, we heheld 
 tliecrrel SpeCiacleof (ur two dead Men torn in pieces 
 
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 feav.i'i^tlie number of om Men, a!tho' they were ihuty at 
 ie.ill ; whereupon the M.ittei and I'lirfer ot'Riiirf sSlup, 
 and ihe Pilot of tile I'uiua.e, went forward, and when 
 the Mailer and Pilot had iliut iliree times antl mitled, the 
 
 PurfcT advancing, IV.ot the Bear into the Head b(ifl,ti"Thi ii.! 
 the Lyes, ami yet llie heUi the A an lull tiili by ihc Nicjj h^',! " '■ 
 and lifted up her Head w ith the Niat. in hei l\lo t! , but 
 bci;iniiiiip to Itaegcr, the I'lirler and a S „;: M.in 1 rew 
 out their Ciittle-aNe>, and linn k at her (i> h.ird, tlj.-.t 'hey 
 
 brukeiheiir, and yet Ihe wo.dd noi U\nc ilu A'lai' i,||,,. 
 
 I:iltihe Pilot went to them, and with allhisniij'ht Ihii |; 
 
 ihe Ur.ir uj'on the Snoin witli hi. I'jeee wuetiwi:li ii.e 
 
 tcllto the (iroiind, niakini; a great uoilc, air! ilie P,|q. 
 
 ieapiiij-upenher, em her r'ro.it. 'I'jie fcenili i:f j-.. 
 
 .' in: r We bi.ned the lii dies ol our Men in the Sir'.i 
 Inland, aiiit luviui; flayed the IJeai, earric'd the Skin to 
 I iiiiii'cii'rm. 
 
 'I he 9iliweraileil from ihe .t'lM Illaiid, bur the be 
 'i-jir.el'o tlii.kuponus, that we could notnettluo'. 
 j On tlie icth we tailed tow.nds the "">;;.-.': 1, and lent 
 
 tw., Boars inuulie I>'.,!)(',;k ,Sca, to rertify us wli.it I'dn- 
 lof lee was ai road ; and that Kvcnini; we anchored alitu- 
 ! nether in ll'.ff^f.tes. 
 
 fn ilie nth, wc failed into the Tim i.:n Srn, but 
 
 met with fo nuicli lee, tint we returned the fame day to 
 
 il'n\;^.\t:-!. 
 
 The 14th. we lioifed up our Anchor, tlrnkingnnee a- 
 i gaintotry what we could di' intlie V.vr ■ri.-.i. Sea, but our 
 
 Admiral beini; t.f another mind, lav ititl. 
 
 The 15th, tlie Wind druiiigln at ihe l:,ill end of.Ti). 
 
 :vv.j. fcrecd us to get up our AnJiois.and fiil out of the 
 
 Weft end with all om Meet, and make homewai.is j- 
 
 gaiii. 
 
 On the i9ihol Sfiiembcv vvc eiitvcd into U'.:' !U'ul.\ 
 
 ■,\\v\ upon the iSili ot' t<ovemlici arrived inthe AJ.iiv. 
 
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 XVII. 
 
 I hcl hird Vowi^e of William Barents into the Nonh-Scis, 
 I $96. IVrittcii by Gcrat de Veer. 
 
 ;) ■'.!/ f-.tfiitii to them jt Sen, before tiry built tkir Ifoiifi; 
 
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 June'. 
 
 ThrM S'jni 
 
 an.J f'o'jr 
 
 iSkn 
 
 TH I. Sl.itcs Cniir.tl cf ihcVniieJ Prnimcs, 
 ui onthe riturii of the fud fevcn Ships from 
 their Notiheiii Voyai;e, with lefs beiietit than 
 was exp' :led, refolved to leril fome .Ships a 
 ihndtime, ti fee if they could btiiu; the Voyage to a 
 cnod end : .-Xiid .iccordin^ly two Ships wcremade ready ; 
 in the one i.t.:li lUemske k^ lhi..,,:,:f.i: was Matter and 
 Taelor, and U '../.>..■« /J.:ivj./j chief Pilot: m the other 
 Jci II C I'lieHfii l{iip was M.iiter and b'jclor. We de- 
 parted from tlic c-Vu' the 1 jih of A/.iv, and onthe }eth 
 werein the l.atiiujeut 69 Dep, 2.) M:n. 
 
 On the lirll of J..'!.' we had no Nij;ht, and on the 
 feroiid, when the Sun was about S. S. b. we law a 
 ftr,ini;elii;htinthe bleiiunt ; I't on each lide ol the Sun 
 there «as anoiherSiin, ami two Kain-bi.ws that p.tlfcd 
 clean thorow the three Suns, and then two Ram-bows 
 more, thcone conipadin;; louiid about the Sun^, and t lie 
 other crofsthorowihe j'.reat Ri ndle. which Rundlellood 
 with theutteruioli Point, elexatcd above the lii-:^m iW 
 Dei; At noon we took the liei;;ht of the Sun, and 
 found ir elevated .above the llo,,^ »; .iS Org. 4J Min. his 
 Declination beiiiii; ii LJei;, 17 M.n. which added together, 
 makes 71 Dcp. tcjr the height ol tiie Pole. 
 
 On the fifth, one of our Men walking on the Deck, 
 crye 1 out that hi law Sw.iiis, which we that were under 
 Deck hearing, i.iiiieup, an.i pirceived that it was Ice 
 th.U v-ame driving from the great he ip ; at midnight we 
 failed thro' it, the Sun then about one Degree above the 
 Horizon in the North. 
 
 The lixth weciitrcd into the Ice, which was fo ilrong 
 th.at we could 1)0' pat's thro' It, to we failed along by it, 
 keeping our Coiirfe N. N. b. 
 
 Tbclcvenrh wc were in the Latitude of t.\ Deg, and 
 wo failed thiv.' the Tec as if we had pall between two 
 Lands; thefiirth'T we liiled, the more and thicker Ice 
 wc found, aiui the Water as green as Grafs. 
 
 The Hth wc came to fo liuck a heap of Ice, that we 
 could not lailtliro' it 
 , The 9th, wc found the llland that lies in 74 Deg. 
 joMin. and as wcguelt, it was alxiut live Miles long ; 
 Ltre wc found :lieConipafs to vary n Deg. 
 
 The I Ith wc faw a white Bear, which wcrowcd after 
 with our boat, thinking to call a Rope about her Neck, 
 but when we came near her, the was fo great, ih.ir we 
 durit not doit, but rowed ba.k again tooiir Ship ro feuh 
 our .Anns and more Men, and I'o'm.ule to her again with 
 Mulquets.Hal! ens and Hatches, rhr other Ships \vr. 
 .:omiiigallbto heip us, we rowed to her and fought Ikt 
 two Houis, our We.ip >ns lioing hir bur little hur: : 
 One of cii'r Men Itruck her into tl.e P..K k with an .\\, 
 ivhich Ituck fait in liei liack, and vet Ihc hvam auiv 
 with It, but we rowing after her, did at lali cleave lur 
 Hea.i with m Ax, wherewith ihc died; we flaied her 
 and f luiul her Skin to l-c twelve Poc t long : 1 h.s dmie, 
 we e u time of her FK Ih, but did not well'approve of it: f,. ■ 
 We called this place «.■:/ Vl.uut. ,..- 
 
 The 1 jth we left the llland, and fiiled Nirtli fome- 
 what Ealtetly, and on the ■ 4th we call our I.ead 1 1 j F.i- 
 thom ilccp, but found no (Irnund. 
 
 Onthe iith iiithe Pvening, we lai • a great thuii; dri- 
 ving m the Sea, which we thought had been tho'ibiil 
 of aSlrp^ but paiiing.i long byit, we pef-iv.-d it tobe^"''' 
 a dead Whale, that Hunk hoitibly, and oil it ihae late 
 a great numl>er of Sea MeW:,. 
 
 'Ihe i^th v;e continued our Courfe N. by E, with 
 milty weather. 
 
 Tlie I7tli and iSth, wc failed along by grear lioreof 
 Ice. 
 
 On the i9tli we faw Land again, and taking the 
 height ol the Si,n, we found that we were under So Deg. 
 II Abn. This land was very great, and we lailcd 
 Well ward .ilong by ir, till we were under 79 Deg. \\ 
 Mm. v.here we fouii.l a pood Road, but could iiin get 
 near the Land, the Wind being at N. b. tlie Day reaches 
 right North and .South into the Sea. 
 
 Ihe li\\ we aiiciioredin 18 Fathom, and fiw a white 
 Rear Iwiiiiniiiig towanlsour Ship ; we rowc'd afier her 
 in cur Roat, and crolfmg her in her way, drove her fniiu 
 the Land, and forceil her tofwim a Mile intothe.Sea, we 
 follow ing iier with tiie moll of oiir Men m three Boats, 
 euttitig and hewing her till moft of our Arms wee 
 broken in pieces; ihc flrucfc her Claws fo hard iiit.j 
 
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Seas Lib. ivl Chtp. >v^ll. i ho third Voyage of V^^il. Barents into the N. Scau 553 
 
 into the Head kiwr.iiTk .„ ■ 
 
 H.lnlltalibythcN.ck h!1'.! 1 
 Vuii. Ill her Mo il l„u' 
 amla.V,,,. M,,,;^,,, 
 
 llluT n. ll.in!, t:,,'.t'lK.y 
 
 1 i--.i<e.li.. A'uir 1,11.,. 
 
 .■nil all|ijsi,,|,.l,t Ihill; 
 
 . I'iivi' w iioriwi:!! il.c 
 ■>: miilc, ;iii" tin- Pjio, 
 '1 111.' (iM-iitli c( y... 
 oiir Men III tiK- Si^!.; 
 ■ar, cirni'd tln' Skin to 
 
 I'l' Illaiii!, bur ilic I,. 
 iiid notm'ttli'o'. 
 ;tlie /;:'.;;^f.-, anJinu 
 to rcrtity us uli.u |i,,r,. 
 niiig wc atK-liorci alitu. 
 
 the T.I r.t !.!,! Sm, Imt 
 .turncil the fame iiay to 
 
 nrhor, th;iikiniionee a- 
 ? l.i> !i,i.:i. Sea", but iiiii 
 lav ili;l, 
 
 1 at ilie lialK'nil of/r,). 
 Jiois.aikl fiiil oiitot'thc 
 ivl make homewai.ls 3- 
 
 emieit mro lf':,M c'l,/-^ 
 rri'.fj iiuhe M,:,-i, 
 
 Aorth-'Scas, 
 
 , which wcrowctl after 
 Kdpe about lier Ne<l;, 
 iva'i U> i;reat, that we 
 amtociur Siiij- to fetiii 
 iiade to lier apaiii \vi;!i 
 rhr other Sin; < Iv.f. 
 to her ami t'l. tight her 
 her Imu little hurt: 
 ti.e r.,u k \v;tli an Ajc, 
 I vet llu: Ivvain aw.iv 
 iliti at lall cleave her 
 Jiect ; wi: flaiej her 
 'o( t Ini'g: lli.s joiie, 
 ot well approve ot'it: f,. •, ^, 
 i.i-./ 
 fiileJ N'.irth frjine- 
 ■all our I.ea.t 1 1 j Ki- 
 ll • a preat tliint;iiri- 
 Ml! been the'Hiill 
 tve per.- 'iv .-,1 it to be "'■'^ " ' 
 and Oil it tlicae late 
 
 iiirle N. by E. uitll 
 
 long by grear iioreof 
 
 nin, ami takiiif tlie 
 e weietimler SnDe;;. 
 rear, ami we laileJ 
 iiMiter 79 Dej». 50. 
 1, Init cniiM not get 
 J. fc. il'e l]ay na. lies 
 
 0111, anil faw a vvliitc 
 we rowc'd at'ter her 
 way, ilrove her from 
 Mile mm the Sea, we 
 Men in tiiiec Boat.';, 
 ot our Arms wc.v 
 Claw.s To hard into 
 tha 
 
 
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 t\w I lead of our Toac, that Ih: left tlie print of them be 
 l.i.id ''cr, atiu had It heeiiiii the mi Idle 01 the 1' 'at, llic 
 had pcradveiitm-e oatfet it ; .it lalt Ue kiiled htr, and 
 riiject her, her Skill was \i I'm.t Iriig. Then lowing to- 
 ward the l.a« I, we tb.ui '. a g lod Haven, and a great 
 Cnek or Uiver, and upon .111 lllin 1 tlievtin, we found 
 many rcil (ieefe I ggs ; the Lieele weieof a perfult red 
 tolour, liii li as e. me into // //,n,./ .lb' lit It' 1 .t,^i^ll, an.l 
 ye.irly taken there ini.oeat plenty, Im t id! this tune it was 
 never known \\ hi rttix') luitjuil ih irKggs; fo that fome 
 ha\e written tli.it lliey lit lij on 1 lies 111 .V,.-,-i', that 
 haii^ over the Water, and fudi l'gt;sasfail from them 111- 
 totlie \\'atei, Uii^mejoiliig Ueelc ; bill Us not to be 
 woiidi'.-d a', that no Nl .n eoiild tell wheie the', 
 brtevl lli.ir 1 jigb, leeaulc no Man that e\er we heard ef, 
 had ever bei a under He IJe^ree.i. 
 
 The zy\, we weighed Aiielia', and fiile.! N. \V. 
 but w.re liion fto]>i by the Ki, and U> anJiored in the 
 lame plaeeagiin. In the lueiiing, the Sun at N k. 
 we 11 ok the height of it, and bund it elevated a: o\c rhe 
 Ili,i,:^oii, 1) Dig. 10 Mm. 111-. Devliiution luiiig ij 
 Peg. ;S Mm. whuli I'ubltradeJ, there lelt 1 ^ l.'ei;. li 
 
 liT in ihc Fool, wherewiih llic ran halt-'ip av\'ay. '1 he 
 lame diy at Noon vve found the Var:aiion role 17 
 IJepiees. 
 
 On the (ifi.hof /Uii^iifl wc fet fiil, and on tlic fixth gc'. /4,rii/f 
 about i'oint M^ff.ia, and faded t. and E. by S.aloiigthc ' ' 
 1 and. 
 
 The 7th wefiilcd S, V. and .S. E, !>• F. ^'. the I.and 
 lies, and iawbutlittle I.e. and ihen pal( by 'Iriilt I'o'i^t, 
 vUiiih we h.id iir.:eli loiii-eJ for. At li.eiimg the W.r.l 
 eanieto b.alt wuh inilly Weather, (<> that we «eif f r- 
 cej to lalicn our Ship to a ] i'\e of I.c whieh lay faft 1 ti 1 !• •; I'..- 
 the Ground in ^6 1 .ithrjin \V.iti.r, anil it was lu bathri.i '"""'"•'■ 
 above Water. 
 
 Thebth an.l 9th, J>iii;> (liii lafi to the great pe.t oi 
 Itf, it liiowe.l hard, an.:' w.is imliy Wea;:i,i, an I v he;, 
 ilie Sun was Soi tli, we went upon the Ida:, hes I I'r we 
 .ilua s kept wanh ) wher ■, as the Mafter waiktdair m. 
 the Ship, lit; hear.l a Heait fniirt' with hi, Ne'e, and I o!.' 
 ing r -board, law a great licar h.ird by the Ship, .and 
 was g.u'.iig int'iour U'Mt, b' t wc giViig a Ihoiu, l!:' 
 was atraid and Iw. nil away, biitprefentl- fair.c 1 ai k .1- 
 .gain, and went behind aguatpie eof Ice. an I elimhii.tj 
 
 Mill, whuh fil'ilraifleii from 9 ■, the Tole wase!ev.aieil j "f'Onir, boldly tame towadi oi:r Sh-p :o ei.ter 11.10 it. 
 79 IXg. ^1 Mill. We fu fail again, .ind fome of \a l>'it wr ihot Iter into the Bo.ly, fo ih.n l.^e ran awav, ycc 
 went alliiiar toobferve the vaiiatioiiof" the Needle : in von. ,1 not fee whither Ihc weH', bv rc.if ,n of the Snow 
 the meant nr.e a great white Hear fwam to the Ship, and t.iHmgl" tail, but we liipp^f- J llie ,ay bclinid fiir.c Hil- 
 woiild have eliinl cd up into it if sVC bad not made a loek, whereof there were many upon thf piece tt 
 iioife: WefliOtathei with a Pie.e, vvh-'"up.-in Ihc Ictt Iv:. 
 
 the Ship, and fuani to laii'l where our \ien were, wh.ch ! The loth the Ice began nii.d'.tiiy to break, and ther> 
 
 W'c tirft peieeiveJ ihit thci'reat pie.ve of ke whcicunt'. 
 wc had faldiedi ur Ship, iayoiitherjronnd ; for the rclt 
 ol the he dio'e along by :t, winch p'.it ns in tcir thai- 
 wc ll'.oiild bi emoir|alliduith i:, and tlieiefjte uled al.' 
 
 We laiird i.poii thi 
 with oi:r Sheet An- 
 
 
 \ve pereei iiig, lailed with our Ship toward;! the Lind, 
 
 and gavea great S!o t, wliciewith oi;r Men were ir,u,ii 
 
 .ibad.id, ihinking w had lallen 0:1a Hotk, the Bear al- 
 
 fi being frighted, fwam otl .rgain Irom the I and, and 
 
 kt't i.iirMen, whi.h made us glid, bccai le they had the nuans weeoind to get ihencc. 
 
 no .Anns u ah them : The Compafi was found to vary lo. ''fi'lvvn lee, and filtned our Slnp 
 
 Dog. jihir upon another pi cc, and when we had fupprd, 
 
 J lieiSth we met with a great number of Rirdsthat; 'I'v faid pure i f Ice with en..: eiack, I'urll mo at leal* 
 Hew againd our Sails. 
 
 Oiithc joth we were in 75 Degrees. | 
 
 Jir^ tlie liill. we faw/iivi llland again; Cornalfmni' 
 his Officers ran le ,;boar.! oi-.r Sh.p, 10 fjeak with us a- 
 
 40.. p ceci. We weii'hed our Cab e am! ;;or i li' tioni it ■ 
 Itw.-.sten Fathom vnder Water, and tw.i bathcm a- 
 I'l- ve Water, and lay ' 1 on the Gii,m.i!. Wt fpied anothci 
 J reat pici e not far ticiii ns, that was as fl ap ab.ove as it 
 It li.id 1 yen a Ti wcr ; we rovvedto it, ai,d caltiiigoutoui 
 1 (3.i, found that it lay 2a bath, m deep, fait on the 
 Ground, ai d 11 Fathom abo\e W.tter. 
 
 On the 1 51I1 we eanic to the lll.ind of Orr.ngi, \\\ 
 
 bout .ihei-ing our Courfe, bi;t we beir.g ot a rentrar'. 
 Opinion, It vas relblved iliat we IliOidd fol'ow our 
 Courfe, and he his,wlneh was,he(aecotdiiig to Ins dcfiri) 
 O.ould fail b.iekto ho Degrees again : for he was of opi- 
 nion, that there he tho- Id tind a I'.ill.agc thro', en the wc were inrlofed with Ice. an ! inprcat dargcfiif koting 
 Eaftlidcof the I and that lay under So Degrees, and lo 01 r Ship; lutwith great l.iboui wc got 10 the Ifland, 
 vvcpartcd, they failing Northward, and we Southward, and whdc we were inify m turning to windvv.ird (the 
 bccaufeof the lie. ' ^'^ind being at S. t.} our noife awakned a I'e.Tr that lay 
 
 Thcf'-eond wc failed Eafiward, and fo eontinucd an there and llept, who coming lOwaiMS the ;h:p, forced us 
 Eallerly Courfe, as the Ice woul.! give us leave, eii'o the to lea 1 our Work, and ro defend our fclvcs. \\ > ihy 
 15th, when taking the height of the Si n, wc found our . '»f '"to the Bod), and then purfmng her. ftrurk her i.,n ^''" *"'"^ 
 felvcs in 7i Deg. and were of opinion th.at we were near tl'v Head with a Hatchet, utliad nn eh ado loKil. ha, 
 n' ,'c^i;W'/sI.and. | I't'f.mle as often a , u e Itruek at her with the Hatcher, il.it 
 
 On the liili we faw a great Bear lying upon the fee, i J^'vkd under Water, 
 that leaped intoihe Watei when Ihe (liw ns ; we in.idcj Hn-' iSth, ten of us rowed tothe firm Land tf AVi.t 
 towar.ls her, wh ch ihe perceiving gut upon the Ice a-, %''""'■'> and whenweha.t drawn up the B. at upoiuhe 
 ga;n. This Be.ir upon the lee made us f^ppofe that we ''-v, we afcended a high Hill to fee the lituati ,n cf the 
 wercnot far troin .N'l^ii ^r/nW.;, we call o.ir Le.id, and, land, and t'oi iid that it reached S. li. and S. S. F.. and 
 
 thenagainS. winch we ddbkcd, bec.aufe it .'ay lomuch 
 , about ■'southward j but wiienue faw open Water i. E. and 
 F.. S. h. wc were eomtor.cd again, thinking we had ac- 
 i-omplithed 01 r Voyage, and knew net how to cerid'y 
 ll'.lu.-iri B^.'.v.fj thereof. 
 
 The I Sill we pie'.ared to fei fail, but it was all in vain. 
 
 had I'o Fatnom. 
 
 The i7thwc faw the Land of .V':.: \!-inL 
 Lnn.l r,, then alter ing o.a Courl'e, we tailed N. t. by N 
 as the land lies. 
 
 The I 9 wet.tme toihc Oi/j llland, and could get no 
 further by rea'.bn of the Ice : We andu red under the , , 
 
 lllai.d, and manning oUi Ijoat with eight Men, rowed to for we had alniolt iott our Sheet Anchor and twi nevw 
 Land, and went to one uf the Cn lies, where reltmg a ! Roj'cs, and wnh much labour got to the plaie again fioiii 
 while, we weiii fwaid the next Crcls, but coming near | whence vvccaii.e. The Stuam lan with a mighty Cur- 
 it, we efpied tvvi . Bears by the other Crol's, who icle up : rent, and the Ice drave fo Itrongly upon the Cables, that 
 upon their hinder Feet to fee us, having Iniclt usbetiire, . we teared welhould loole all ilie Cable that was w ithouc 
 for ihev fmell funhir than they fee ; they came towards, the Ship, which was zoo Fathom, but (joii provided well 
 U-, wherewith we were in no liiiall fear, having no Wca-; tor us, lo that at laft wc got to the place again from 
 pons .about us: Weretreated towards our Boat in all halt,! whence we put out. 
 
 tun loiiking behiiiil us to fee if they followed us ; but the| The 19th it was indifferent good weather, the Wind at 
 Matter Itoj'i i ;;, fayinj;, he would thnilt the Hake tfalf S. W. the ke ilill driving, wc let fail and palled by Point 
 
 he had in his Hand, iniothe Ribs of hiiii that llioidd hrll 
 oiiertoruii, and faid, it was better t;a us to keep toge- 
 ihei, and lee if we could make them afraid with hooping 
 
 Dciix, whi leby we were oncc again m good hope, and 
 being gotten about the P.. int. we faileii S. V. to Sea- 
 ward four Miles, Inihcii entrmg into moie Ice, 'vc 
 
 '^■'.'ft 14. 
 
 and ha!low;ng; and lo we went t'otlly towards the Boat, w'ereconlfrained to letiirn, and tail N. W. tothe L.. iJ 
 glad that we h.id cfeapcd their Claws. again. 
 
 On the iiftwc were 111 the 1 atitede of7i5De.g, 115 Min.! Ihc li we faileda greai way into tl'.c fee Haver, and 
 and found the \aiiauoii of theCompais to l-e * zo Deg. I that Nigh; anchorid therein. The next day, the Stream 
 We went alhoar \¥itlio'.ir Anns, and coming to theCiols,' goingextre.un hard Ealhvaid, we haled out and tailed a- 
 
 we found the Foottteps of twolfears, and perceived that 
 they had fo' lowed us 1 00 Face^ at Icall. 
 
 The xid we fet uuaiiuther Crol's, and made our Mark 
 ilicrcon, and lay before the C.j'. lll.uid till the fourth of 
 /lui^nji, 
 
 ThcjQthat a North Sun, a Bear came to near our 
 Sh'p, th.it we might hit her with a St.jiic, and we ilot 
 
 gam to ilie llland Point, and being niiOy weather, wc 
 
 F.ifliied ourShip to a pieceof ice, and then went upon 
 
 it, much wondriiiL; atthe ftrangcnefs of the lee; en the 
 
 top It was full of Farth, and not like to other Ice. '"^'t'Sf;, ,1, on th« 
 
 of apertecl azure ciilcur, like to the Sky, whi,:li i lufcdtcp of ijure 
 
 great contention aincag us, fome liiying that it was Ice,'"-'- 
 
 others that i'. was tioicii Land : I: v.-as clofe to rhe Ground 
 
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 '■<im VVaI! r ten V ■ n a!r>v • the Vjter j wc i 
 finin.l r • •• 4^ hf^^ . | u,, u Tlicre wc llaicJ all lliai 
 Storm. UK WiiU ^"c S W.by W. 
 
 The lidwe lailciliijam S, Ij. iiitoihc Sc.i, Imk prc- 
 frntiy nu-t \\i;li Ui:,i;i.iin, \vl\.^!i iorcid us to ictmiiu) 
 the '.■• /'H,-, . 
 
 The next clay it I lew li.iril N. N. W. iml the Icc 
 f;inie mii'.lr.ly liii'. iiii; ni, whiul^y vv^' were entoiii- 
 1 illi\i with it, nikl tin: Wiiiil nliiui, the K-c ilia e h.ir- 
 tliTiipunii^ (i)th.it tin Rikl-ler aii.l our r.. at were Inn- 
 ken m pace's, wc e\,u\'t up, ii. thinj; el'c, li"t lli.it tl'.e 
 Miip ,illu wi.iilil be . nilln ill |-k\i> w'uh the he. 
 
 iheji^ih, ttie\Ve.ithirk.vinto !>e letter, ami we 
 l:lli lUrcdmii.h m li^e our Ui'-es I'loiii iIk •.■(; wherewith 
 we were iiielol', il, but it was all m v tin. We lunv dil- 
 pi riiip, ti> |-ertVct our inteiuli-.l Dil.overy, ihdiipht ti) 
 tail SiKithwanl abdiit ,\Vm "^.-.fil;,: to the ,Streij;lu •■i' 
 lth;,^fri, lull comirt; 111 the Stf.iiii H >, the lee l.iy I'o 
 fill theie.ilxniti, tli.it we were te.u-e,l to i;o iMek a- 
 pan. 
 
 Thei(«th, we ilelirniiiiivl totul Ki.k to Toint Dfy/i , 
 ait.i I'll hoiiie.igaiii ; but when we ha.l palt the l.c Jl.i- 
 ir«, the I. e I'riinii to ihive wilh f.ieh force, that we 
 *vere incloleil with it, ;ind hail 'clt il'ree of our Men 
 whowcieepon thelee loieake wav fnr the.Siiip, it tliey 
 h.ul not bein ninible an 1 eair.-.ht In'l.l as iheShip Jra^e 
 bv them, whetLbv they cfe:ipeil a inilevablcdc.ith. The; 
 '"'iiie I'.veniiiR we i;i t to the Well liilc e.l the /:.■ H./. ■-»/,' 
 where we were freed in (>ieat Cold, I'ocrt., Mifery, 
 andCricf, tollaj all tlutW'in'.cr, the Wind beiiji; then 
 h. N. f. ■ ! 
 
 'Ihei7tli, the lee ilra\e round about the Sliip, and 
 yet it wMsji^nd We.ither ; liiuieof iis went alhoar, and 
 the Wind bepinning rn blow It S. 1". the kr eame in 
 with i;reat f ree, .nnd drave the Ship UP four Foot hij;h 
 betuie, and beh:t'd ii feenicdai^if the Keel lay on the* 
 Groi.mi; f.iihar the\ m the Siiipilr.nkiiip lie would be 
 c\erret, pur out the Boat t^ lave thiir 1 i\c«, ai'.d wulial! 
 hiiiii^oir a Flat; tor a lipn to \"i to come aboard. When 
 w\- beheidihe .Ship lifted lip ill that mannei-, we 1 eg.iii , 
 todcf'-airof faviiipher, b it eonv.ii|; lo her, ^ee found I 
 her in better cafe that we cxpei51."d. 
 
 'I'he iSth, we pot f 'inc of the lecfroinir, and 'he Ship 
 l>cpanto fci uprinjir ajani, b.it betb'e If.c was fully iip- 
 riphr, as.'l'//.'.:'" B.i>-.H;jand tlu other Pilot went for- 1 
 ward to fee how the Ship lav, and how nieeh llic wasj 
 tifen, the Ship biirlt otit of the Ire v.'ith furh a poile, | 
 and fo great acra^k, that they verily thoi'pht they had 
 been all eattaw.iy. | 
 
 Theigth, the Shiplyiiig upriithr .again, wc iifed all 
 the means weeoihl with Iro'i Hooks and other Inltm- 
 inems t.j break the I'lakes of lee iliat laviuapeil upon j 
 one another, but all in ' ain, to tint wc determined to i 
 coninii: rjur felvcs to the nierey of (iod, and to attend' 
 aid frnmhini. 
 
 1 he jo, the Ice began to drive one upon the other 
 with greater torec than before, and bare agiinit tlii'Sliijii 
 with,! boiltcrnus S. W Wind and agreat .Snov.', f) iliat 
 all ihe whole Ship was b.irn u;' and uuliifed, wheieb all 
 that was ,i! out it and in it, begtui to era.k, (> that it 
 feenird biirltmg in a hiirdredpi .es, molt jrcadful to lee 
 
 bet we could 
 1 u; lay hard incle.fta 
 
 and, and,, 
 Jtre.it (lore of'iv': 
 
 le all the bl.iir of our I It, ids to r.fe up-j lowed I 
 
 and hear, 
 right with tear. 
 
 The 31H, the Ship WIS driven up lour or tivc Foot 
 high at ihe Hea I, and the Stern beini; lodged 111 a c!clt 
 ot lee wc thought the Rudder had been tafe fi 0111 the f rce; 
 of the Hakc-oflec, btit it proved otherwife, tor it brake inl 
 fieies, Statf and all, and if the hinder part of the Ship; 
 liad I cen in the driving lee, as th- l-re part was, thenj 
 all-lie Ship had b'^iii driven upon the Ice, or clle !-,ad 
 run on gioiin.l, whereof wc were umeh afraid, and Ut 
 out .our Boats upe>n I'n i-e to hve our fdves, if need, 
 xveic; but within fmr Hour.sthe lee drave away of its 
 felf, loour great .-.iinfur:, iKvaine the Ship was then a- 
 float again, and tlicreupon made a new Rudder, .uid 
 liiing It out I'l n the Hooks, tint if we 'lioiild be forced 
 again upi. •: tiiclce, it might be freed from it. 
 
 The .1 of Srptnulrr being S.ii :.-r\ while we were at 
 at Pri)i".., the Ice began to^gatlier again. 
 
 The I'l Olid il Inowed hard with a N. F.. Wind, and 
 the Si. ,p began to rile higher iip'n the I e, lo that we 
 thoi ght goe.l to piitthirtcen 'iarrclsof Bread and tw-o 
 Hogtheadsof Wine into our SiUte, and to carry it .a- 
 IhiAir inthat Lad Weather, to luftain our felvesiii timeof 
 need. 
 
 ■| he third it blew h ird at N'. N, V. but fiiowed not lb 
 much. 
 
 L'li the fjunh it cleared I'p, and wc law the Sun, but 
 it w.is vet) cold, ard the Wind being at N. L. wc were 
 forced 10 lie Hill. 
 
 The fifth it w.ai fair Sim-diinc weather, and very calm • 
 'llthcl-.veniiigilulee inc loUd upon us again, and thj 
 Nup bei;,m to he on rm lide, and leak iiiuth, b,;t by 
 <j'.ds(.r.iee, it beanie iMiincli anain. We then eon 
 titlted together and larie.l 01 r nid Sail, with I'lmic'- 
 Milskeis, C .alhoar, to make h 'l-eiir about our Seiite' 
 mdtnnie Iimbertomerd 11, thai it niieht ftii,> ov ,' 
 rime of net !. • . ■' 'n 
 
 'Ihelixih It W.1S iiidillereiit fair W.aiher v\l ih. 
 Wind Well, wliKh i^ave us fine hu'es ilia: 'tin. | ' 
 would dine away, and that we might gn [Ikiuc a 
 ijaiM. 
 
 Ihe levedih iiwas);o,.d Weadieragiin 
 perceive no opening of the W.iter, 
 wi'h I. e. 
 
 Tlueeot (nil Men wenttwo Miles into the I 
 ilieie f ninda Rivei lit' Iweet Water, aiiil 
 W„f d that jiad beendnveii thuhet, and the Fotlleps of -r.!-!! 
 Peer, asihey Uippufe, b\ bi ing cloven tbite. I. w^.j. 
 
 Tlie eiyhth, it blew har.l N. E. a dinct contrary 
 U in 1 to eloiis any good, and tallned us more into the 
 
 The 9ih we lay four Foot deep in lie ; in the Nid,, 
 two Hea'scame dole 10 our Ship, but we foeiidiin. oi,. 
 Irempei, and tiring at them, they ran awav. 
 
 The nth, being calm weather, eight ot is uent a- 
 Ihoar, c\ ery Man armed, to fee if it were true what out 
 tomp.iiiMiw had lai I. that there lay Wcod a'.'ont the 
 River ; becaule vve now besan to defpair of getting ,,ur ,,„ , 
 Ship !oofetr,,ni the lee, and were theief re tefoKjd 10',',? ■, 
 build a Hoele upon the Land, to defend nj tioin cold "' mnc 
 and wild liealts, an.l Co to commit our febes to theTui-' 
 tionot the Almighty; and to that end we went fur- 
 ther into rhe Land, to find our the molt . oiivenient pli.e 
 toraifc our Honfe npi n : We found eertaiuTrees, R,-,', -s 
 and all as our Cout. anions lud told e,s ) wlu li lia,i 
 been driven upon the Sliuar either It. ,111 T,-.'.!.;, Miil.iy, 
 or elle where, there bciiv^^ none iMowinii in ,NV: ,1 :j.-»,/„,! 
 1 111, Wood Itrved nor only m binid o,ii Houli.-, but a'lo 
 to hur;idu;iin;,,iir loi,g Winter, otlieiwile without duii'.t 
 we had perilhed with exticiin ,i !.l. 
 
 The I 2tli it was ealm weather, and our Men went tin. 
 to the other liJc of theL.iiid. to fee it they conld liiij 
 a'ly " ood nearer to us, but there w is none. 
 
 The I jth. It WIS calm, but \cry miltv, fj tli.at «e 
 would not venture into the land, 'becauCe \u- 
 could not Ice the wild Beari, and yet they could fmell 
 lis. 
 
 The 14th it was.S'ii lliine, but very cold, and then 
 we went into the L.md and laid the Wood on heaps th.u 
 it might not be covered with Snow 
 
 The i5tli, inthe Morning, as one t f our M-n keit 
 watch, hefawthire IJeirs ; one of them lay Itiilbrhiikl 
 a piece of Ice, the other two came dole to the Sluj' : 
 lhtrew.isa d"! b tiill of lieet' ihat Hood upon the he 
 at a diftance tioiii iheShip; oneef the He.iis went un- 
 to it, and piittiiii; in his ble.id to take tar a piect, ,is fte 
 WIS fnat. h ngatit, \«.ell;ot her in the Hciil, that Ihe fell 
 down dcidan.l never llirred ; iheotherBcar Heiod ii.lland 
 looked upon hi r Fellow, and after a while fr-elt to her, 
 and per.eivin;,. that file wa,, dead, raiiaway, but we tub 
 owed herwitli H.ilbers and o'lur .'Vrmj., wheie ipoiiihe 
 turned towards ns, and riling up up.')n her hinder beer, 
 to ramp ar us, one of eair Men Ihot her into the Bdly, fo 
 that It.e tdlupon her Forefeet again, and roaiing a'o ;J, 
 ran away. That Night it lio'ze tw.i Fin,ers ihi.k in.,, 
 the fait Water, and was exceeding cold, the Wind aim,.', , 
 N.N. ^ _ t.p. . 
 
 'ihe i;'th ilic Sun ihi-ne, we fetched Wood upon ■' '■"' - 
 Sleiis we h.id niaile ; the like we did on the 17th. We 
 drew ti'. e a id K.ein a"ikd, and the other three helped 
 to lift I ehiiid ; and in th.it manner we drew W- '..J 
 twice a day to the pl.ice where wc intended to build our 
 Hoiife. 
 
 The l-jd oiirCarpentci d'cd, we Iniriiii hini under 
 theSedgcs, intheehti of a HiM ; for we voiild not dig 
 
 I up the Farth b\ rcali 11 of tiie Fiolt : That day wc fetch- 
 ed Wood twite. 
 
 I The 25th it was dark Weather, the Wind S. W. and 
 the Ice began to open a little and diiveawa^, but it 
 continued nut lorg: 'Ihe lamella^ we beean to laileoiir 
 Houl'e. 
 
 1 he n't!! we had a Well Wind and an open Sea, Init 
 01 r Ship .'ay fift, Oi < ut goat grief, but it was God's 
 Will, to which we molt paticiitK fubnmted, and began 
 to make ip our Houle ; lo fetebcil Wo< d to f urn, tlic 
 
 I reft peribrncd ilit part cf CarpenierE. We were inall 
 
 I i^Men ( the (.iiipemer I e.iig dead ) and cf thole \6, 
 
 i there was Itill cue ot other liek. 
 
 ' The 
 
^^^^- lib IV, I :^ ^ ' I h<"htr(t hyagc of VVil. Barents into the N. ^eas. 555 
 
 cathcr, arul vrryoalnr 
 ■on us af;,iir., aiul ihj 
 lul Icik iimtli, (,,,, [,y 
 K.tin. \Vc tl.cii con- 
 lu! .Sail, Willi I\wi!e.- 
 lent about cur .Seine' 
 lit mii;ln (uw i;i, in" 
 
 '"T'-' tlu! till- Lc 
 miglu Ku tluntc »- 
 
 L'ri;.'.iiii iMtwonnilil 
 , III; U) li.ii\l iimofia 
 
 lies iiitii the 1 an.l, ami 
 ^r, n.U ^..n (lev of^^^^jj 
 1, aiiil the hutltips ol'-i'Mi 
 in'(nl(i(tc,l. *"-J. 
 
 K. a ilirn't tODir.iiy 
 iicil us luiirc int..) the 
 
 ill la- ; ill tlu-Nig||( 
 
 l>iit wi- foriiJini. (i!ii- 
 
 r.iii awav. 
 eipli! ot 1 s \unt .1- 
 
 'it \\\Tc iniL what out 
 .lyNVi'inI a'.-nut the 
 Idpair (,f yctt;nyi,iirTi;,,.. ' 
 
 ■ thciiti re iLroUcil i(j „', ' ' .' 
 
 I iliklij lib tioiil C(;1J,I" i^i'it 
 
 : our li-lvc-s to tlic'I'iii- 
 
 at mil wo went fur- 
 molt . oiiveiiieiit I'la^e 
 
 J eert .1111 Trees, Roi is 
 
 rokl i;s ) ,vlu li h:i;l 
 
 ft. ,mT;, .'.(,;, Milf.rr,)^ 
 
 iwliiii ill NV ,1 :^,'i»,/'.,,, 
 
 A 0,11 Hoiile, hilt ;i'|() 
 
 tlitrwilc without dou: I 
 
 I. 
 
 and our Men went nil. 
 
 lee it they eonW liiij 
 
 WIS none. 
 
 cry milty, fj iliat «c 
 
 land, boiaule ul- 
 
 1 yet chey could fine;! 
 
 very eo!J, an J then 
 the Wood on hcai's th.it 
 
 V 
 
 one 1 1' our M-11 kcp 
 1' them !,ty Mid hrhiiul 
 11c cJcle to rlie .Sli;|' ; 
 It ttood iijcin the Ice 
 the He.iis ivtiit tin- 
 ike tar a pica, .is ftc 
 he Hei^l, tliat llic till 
 therBcarltiHidit.lland 
 
 .1 wliile Irelt to her, 
 raiiaway, Init we I'ol- 
 
 Arnii., where iponll.e 
 upon her hinder l-'eer, 
 ilierinto the Iklly, To 
 11, and roaiiiij' n'oiJ, 
 
 tw.) F'ir.ieij ihi.k in., ,^,., 
 g told, tlie Wind at , '',',.! ,V-, 
 
 fetvhel Wood i;;-or. ' ''■'"''i 
 lid on the ly'.li. We 
 the oiher iliree helped 
 inner we drew W- ti 
 intended to build our 
 
 »e I'lirud hini under 
 lur we ,,iiild. no; dig 
 It : That day ue ludi- 
 
 tlu: Wind S. W. and 
 ind dine away , but it 
 ) we began to raile our 
 
 and an open Sen, Init 
 rief, but It was God's 
 
 fid niiited, and began 
 w Wg( d to burn, the 
 lUcrE. We were in all 
 lad ) and ct' thole lb, 
 
 The 
 
 1 !!•:-• rlMewhard at N. I", and fro-e fo li.ird, 
 
 1' • 1 »■ itaN'.'il iii'O oil Mmilis fas Carpenters 
 
 •'•■■ ; Lv would han; threon as we to'ik it our, 
 
 ,ake ill Bio id f.jl' >\\. The lame day an old Bear 
 
 ,, a yo 'iiiMine came towards iis, as we weie going all 
 to'',eilur to ill! Ho. le (\',\ wc diirll not go alone) we 
 i!i.'ii(;hiio thiol ar lier, b it the ran away. Altho'it v.a!, 
 t.iir .S Mi-lhiny weaih. r, yet the Kc tame fore dil •lining 
 111, :ind it was I'd extream cold, that We cuiild h.irdK 
 iv.irk, bit extremity foiced us to it. 
 
 I he zHili was fair weather, and the Sun llonc, the 
 Wind Welt, and very calm, the .Sea all') was open, but 
 (iiir Ship lav taft in Ice, aiidlti' d not. 
 
 Til' ;9'li, wc faw tliree bears between us and tbe 
 Hniite. iiiMjI.I One and two young one,; we notw.tli- 
 llnulini' weiiton, drawint; onr (<uods from the Ship to 
 the Ho ,le, and gol btl'ore tlieni ; looking I'elind e^, 
 wc p rccived thcytidlowed us, wherenpi n wc hollowed 
 as loud as we could, thinking 'hey wdnld have pone a- 
 way, bill they would not go out of their I'atli, init al- 
 f. got before us again : Then wc and they that were in 
 the Houl'e, gave a great (bout, which made tlicin run a- 
 way. 
 
 thcjetli, the Wind cafteriy, it fnowfdfo fatt alltliat 
 Night and the next Day, that our Men could fet..h 
 no Wood. 
 
 We made a rieat fire without the Honfc tn thaw the 
 I j^-'i^l^^ii Ground, thit weniight liy ihe Larth about the H' me, 
 to iiakc ittiie warmer ; !-ut it was loll 1 alxiiir, for the 
 Earth was lo hard, and frozen fn deep, that we could 
 11 It tluw it, and it would hive colt us too much Wood, 
 and therefore \ve left otl that labour. 
 
 H 'iJ.it h.iifeiicJ ri> tifinitfici their Houfevfiti biiHr. 
 
 u-Jf^ 
 
 wc li.td ken her lie there, butthoiighr her to be r'. piece, 
 of lee J as (he 1 line near to U.S, wc lliot at her, and H;,' 
 ran away. 
 
 The I 2th it blew Norili, and h-lf our Menkcpi: iiih^ 
 Ho'.il'e, bciiigthi lirlltiiM thiiwrhiv in ir, wherr wc 
 eiidurcd great cold, hecmle i.ur C.ibMns were noi madp. 
 i!id iK'lide.s, We ha. I nor C'lo.uh- I'tioiijjh, reither could 
 we keep a I'li'', bcieie i-iir Ciiiinney w.is ;i-.t yi t 
 rt ade. 
 
 'I he ijib. lie,- Wind ams K and N. W. tiirct tA i.-, 
 Wcm.aboai I, .ml «hen tve had lad. J a Med with Beer, 
 toiairy it to our H. li^'c, ilieie .iiolc lucli a llonn, !|,.it 
 wc w ere lorced to (,o int.i tl • .Shij" ni;iiM letli:i{ lii,; 
 Beerltaiid wirliciit ppMi the ^KA. In i.'ie Ship see mjnr' 
 cdcxfreaiii cold, K.ninc but luv Cll.irl.s t:' r.. 
 
 I lie i.itli, .1,1 we tame oui ot ilic Siup, wc touni.' 
 the Harulfil: t'.o/,-n ai ilieblerds, and ii.e Leer tha^ 
 purged out, froze a' hard to the Tides .-t tl: ■ Barrel as it' 
 ;i had I^een glued ci, In th..i tin. k Yeaitibit was un- 
 ftozeii la) thellrcnethot'the Beer, I'o that if w.is no 
 lining todrink alone, 'fliers' was ftarce any Rcei left in 
 'he Harrcl but what was fioien ; tlnj w ■• trcltcd and ''" 
 
 Ilk It inixt with the other, W.i it liad r.c-itb;f f^rcrigtb 
 tivr tal*. 
 
 llic istli, 'he Wiii.!rallp-;v. wciuai'.e.i ; i n\, ,o i' 
 lip o'.ir Door, and 111 ivelJed ■; Snow jWcy. 
 
 Tin: iS, we fet lied oui J'l. id oi't if the .S, are 
 whuliwc hiddrau'n iipnnth' land, and the V.'me alln. 
 which was ilieniiotnuich fr.vcn, altiai it ba.l l.inili. 
 Weeks theieni. The Sea was nov. fo i,-ivcrei ui'.li ' 
 that we could lee no open W.itcr. 
 
 The iQili, tlirrr I'Cinf; but two Mn ntui a 
 Ship, a IJi-ar louglit to iMt into the Shin ; th'.- 
 lliot at her, yet Ihe vent' red upon thciii, .mil 
 in great fjar j the two Men leaj" into fiie B.i\, 
 tin Ijcy ran i.pinto \l[c p, ire-malt top ; in ilie nn.in rim : 
 loircof i.'iir Klin ll.ot a; her with a Mu(i|net, and then 
 (he ran away. 
 
 Theicth, it W.1S calm Sin-niinc weaib.cr, and then -,- 
 gain wc faw the Sea i.peii. We went abo.ird lo tc:;ii the H^.-'ds :: I 
 
 lee, 
 
 '■V ill til. . 
 tuo Mr'! I 
 
 j'Ur tiicni 
 
 ".111. ar.d 
 
 reHof our Beer, 
 
 fro7eniniaect3. 
 
 wncre 
 
 we found fomc of the Ban <■ i ■ ['^'^^ ■;!;;, 
 aii.l the Iron Hoi^ps that were upon the ihc F.-.K. 
 J:l,i>'- Biirrels, w;Te all hozcii in pietci. 
 
 The 23d, a ftitf Gale at K. }i. with great Snow tint 
 We could not get out of doois. 
 
 The ijd, calm weather, wc went aboard to ieeif dm 
 
 The firftof Oilier the Wind w.i.s IViff ,nt N. !•: .md 
 I C'-.'.'."''^ sft'^'' Noon it blew .a great llorm at Nonli. with futh a 
 drift ot Snow, that we could liardlv j.'.o i:i the Wind. 
 The Snow drave fo hard in our F.ves, that weioiild 
 fearcc draw our Breaths, and could not fee two Ships 
 Iciijih from us. 
 
 ihe fccond, before Noon the Sun tlionc, ftill wea- 
 ther, the Wind flufted from North to Soutli. We went 
 on with our Houfe, and placed upon it aMay-polc made 
 of frozen Snow. 
 
 The third, before Noon it was calm fun-lliinyweailicr, 
 Initfocold, that it was hard to be endured ; after '-Ni on ictt ot our .Vteii would conic home ro the Houfe, bin we 
 i; l^lcw hard at Weft, with fo extream cold, that liad it ' feared ir would b!ow hard .again, .ind diirit ii.^t Itir with 
 continued, wc lliould have been fwrecd to leave our jtlie lick Mm, bii' let him lieHill that Dav, forhewisve- 
 Work. I ry we^ik. 
 
 The fourth, the Wind CHiiie to the North wirhtnuchl The ^^•h, the reft of our Men, ben; c:gh: Perlorir 
 S: iW ; wcl TOir;ht on .'\nclior upon the Ice to lay the ' anu r. th..- Hocle. .•'iid d'v.v the lick .Man u-;-'!i SI, ,: , 
 l.iltei, aiKiwcreiut then abovt an .Arrow Iliat from the i then w'.li I'rear lab ur and j^air, we drcwour j-ii.-a-ho.i.c 
 Water, the Ice was fo nuich dtiven away. | to ih Hbui'e and ririicl the bott m upward, -;:,. vjc 
 
 The fif:h, it blew hard at N. W. .ind theSea was vc- | mighr u'e it licre:if!e;, if (ioj liioiiid fn^cour Lves this 
 rj- Open, and withoiu Ice, as far as ive cuuld (Ufcern ; | Winter, and tiiereb' !'"g ivw noiliin;> lefs to be (::-e>ltcd 
 but W( layltiil frozenas we did before, and (,L;r Ship lay than tiu .ppetiin.,; of iheWater, W' put our Ai::!i. r im > 
 
 theSbiragain, that it mipht not be covered o\ei ardlili 
 
 in he Snow; t'lr v:c always truftcd in Cod, that lii.: 
 
 livens ,n ilieSprinti, one way cr oth'v. The 
 
 two orihree I'ootdecp in the Ice, which was there three 
 fathom and a half dec|'. The fame day webrake upthe 
 I'lWerDeckof the fire partnl' our Miip, and ivitlithofe 
 Deals covered our Houfe, making it (lope overhead that 
 the Water might luiioti. 
 
 The fix'h, agreitSnow, and foiold, that we could 
 hardly thrud our Htad^oiit of tliC Dotr. 
 
 The fevcnrh we caulkd our Hotilic, and brake rhe 
 Crnundaboutitat the loo; thercot: This day the Wind 
 fi.if ed round the Compals 
 
 The eighth, ii blew lb h.ird and fnowed lo fait, that 
 wchaclbcen fmothcicd if v.e had gone out into the Air; 
 it Wits not pof'bly tor any M.intohave fone one Ship's 
 iMgth, tho'his l.ife hnd lain thereon. 
 
 Thepth, the VV'md liillcontinuedNortli, and it fnow- 
 td hard, fo that all thai day wc were forcedfo ftay in the 
 Ship, the weather was To foul. 
 
 \ery low, atii' we tifc 
 
 wouKi 
 
 Siinat the hiphel't, began te 
 
 all tliefpccd wecoiiM to letcli all things with Sleds ou' 
 
 ot our Ship into the I loufe, unr only Meat ari'l Drink, 
 
 but all oiherneeell.iiies : The Wiiul a: North. 
 
 1 he istli, when ue had l.ulin the l.ilt Sled. ,'n,l tied 
 ready to draw it to the Houfe, cui Mailer I'pied three f'clit «-* 
 Iicius behind the Ship . .iiiuiig tovv.ird; us, whereuponhe 
 tried out alf'ud, to fcart tlnin away: by good fortune- 
 there I.iy two Halberds upon tIjcSlid, the Mafler rook 
 one and I the other, .iii.l rclKted them n'; well as wc 
 ■ould, but the red of oar Me;i Went n lave thtmlelvt. 
 in the Ship, and one of theni fell ii.n .i tletr of Ice, 
 which grieved us much, betaule ivc thongiir rhe Beais 
 would ha»e ran imto Imn and 
 
 BtiU. 
 
 voiired liim, but GoJ 
 I,,,. I, I, 'flic I cth, rhe wcatlier fomewhaf fairer, the Wind i defended hiin ; for the Bears (till made townnh; ihc Ship 
 fnWchjiS. W. the Water flowed two Foot higher than ordinary, ] after the Men that run thither in five tlieiiifelvis - In ib- 
 4tc-.:ft of which wc puclfed to proceed from the former Noith | mean tiuie we and the M.iu that fell into tlu (."let -, tooiv 
 |"-cio,T« Wind, wjiith till then hid blown. One of our Mengo- :our adv uitage, and got into th.eShip on the other lit!. 
 
 ih, ing o'lt of the Ship, chanced to meet a Bear, and was | which the Hears peicciving, 
 
 lier,'c'\ towards 
 
 I ''"^ almoft at him before he knew it, whereupon he pi elent- 'who had no other An: .o defend ruir lei ve-; btlidc. tile 
 ly ran back to the Ship and the Bear after him ; but (he two Halberds, v.hieii \n cared woul.l not le fiftcier't, 
 coming to the place where before we had killed another ■ and therctore cave them work £o do, by thiowing Billet, 
 Bear, and fet her upright, and there left her to freeze, land other ihnigs at them, and every iluie wc threw 
 
 flood ftill, whereby our Man had time to get into the 
 Ship. In the Evening we carried the greatcft part of our 
 Bread to the Houfe. 
 
 The 1 1 th, the Wind South, fomewhat wanrt, wc 
 carried our Wme .and Viftuals on Land, and as wc were 
 hoifing the Wiiic over -board, a Bear whom we had a- 
 'vakened with thenoife wcmadc, came towards our Ship; 
 
 they ran alter them as a Pog \Vill do .it a Stone -alb it 
 him. We fent a Man in the mean tunc under cLitchcuo 
 ftrikc tire, and another to fetch Piktj, 'out WC cotiid gci 
 no Fire , at iaft as they ramc fiercely iijxjii us, we l-.uck 
 one of them with a Halberd upon the Snout. v/Iieuwi'Ii 
 Ihc gave back and went away; whi.h the other two, 
 that were not fo big, pciceiving, ran away; and we 
 
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 M' ,^ 
 
 fh.ai','.,! tiud iliat wcwitc lb will iklivi-Uil iroMn'.ii ii>, 
 aiv! loiliiwiiui blcJijuAily louui Huillc, 4ni iiiKniiiiii 
 OUI Cuiilpaiiion:> wliK ha^l luj<ne.Uo »:« 
 
 'lljt : ill, ilii- Wi'ii at Noul,, wnh imlitlcrcii; Ui 
 \SV,itler. wctlkiiUw cpiii \\'.iiir l.in'. ly ilit l.aii>l. 
 Vwx I'cKcivc.l tlu l^c 10 uiivi; imo ilu- Scii ioua.J»tl.v 
 Sill'. 
 
 lla- i7ih It fnowci! fi) t'aft ilut \vc iciiW not work 
 »v,i!u),i: ,'.uoi : 1 h.'t ilay our M. 11 kill.. J a i.lmt 1 ox .mil 
 tUiol luiu, aii.l wlii'ii thiv I'l.' rualtcil liini, i.'t liiu', 
 liisHiih t.iUivllikcili.ui I a K.ii'bci. 'I licr:imc ilay wi 
 fi'i ii;'oiirUnl ;i;ul 111 uliili.' L Uvk lirikf; anJ ^"•i' liunK 
 HP a l-tiiip, whcni'i nc ulcJ licats lit mcluJ, hiIUmiI 
 oi' Oil. 
 
 ■flif s.jtli, ilic NV'iii.l .11 N. H. wc lit JiL-J Si'iiF'' 'f»"i 
 tliv,Sc.(-tt,!o, .iiij l.iul [li.iiMi|'imtlic N.iil tlui w.o I11..1.I 
 iippii o'.ir Honlc, iliii It iiiij;lii ii-tlic >loli'i .iiul \iariii. 1, 
 
 lorlliv D,.!:. W;.1C1K.I ill i. I'll illif. li.}',ClllCI, Jlllt tlic ti III 
 
 wc^it'uir "oiiM lint I'cimit us 10 Jo it. 
 
 .V- iw/f ilic liril, ilif Wiii.l llill lominiii-J N. !• 
 ui- fuv ill,' Moon uk- iiithc li.i!t iv.i, 11 it . c;,aii t.) he 
 li.iik, ami till .Sun was 11,1 liij^liii aloM tin i/'.i ;,'i than 
 viciiuKl ucillii'lt . Mmli SiKJvv, and l,)i;]itiiuin n.lil, 
 ti.al wccuiil 1 not ^1 mil (j| I'll- 1 inif,'. 
 
 The r>ion>l, tlic \V iiul W. Ly S. I,ut in tin' Kvi'mni- 
 !-.'jri!i ui'.lujlm weailur; \vc law i1k' Son rir..' S. >■ 1 
 r ' .m.) wvnt ,i.ivvii S. J>. \V. Init n w.i^. not t'lllal'ovo i.n 
 * I iitli, Iv.t iMll.,1 in till- ll,;i ;ou .\\.At^ ly llic l.anli, 
 <'nciif our Mui killal ,1 hi.x wiili a Hauli, r. wliiili 
 Masllau.I, rcallid ana i-atiii : I'linl tin' Sun Linaii to 
 ilCvlinc, H( l4W no I'oxcs, and tliciiilif Bi'OblcIt us. 
 
 Til- Wind K. W. with i.ilin wcatlitT : Tlii' SiiiimjU- 
 ''. i'> I:. and loiiKMliat more lomhcrlv, and uinidowii 
 .S. !a NV. anil loini'\\ hat more roniliciiy, and tliin wc 
 i nid fee ni ilmij; hii tliu upper pait of iliu Sun al'ovc 
 i:l/.'. 1^ «, and vittl'.c L'lid where we were, wa as 
 I. y.h .IS the M.ilt ol our Ship. We took the lii iglit of 
 ilk.Si.n, llien intlie lUhDep. .liid 4S Mm. ot' JV. ./.j',., 
 I IS Ueel. nation being 1 5 L)cg.^4 Min.on the .Sguili tide of 
 t;ie l-,lii.ikClialI.iin'. 
 
 llie to.iitli WIS L'alm weather, we faw the Sun 110 
 h. inoit : Out Chinivgijii made a Bath m a Wine I'lpe to 
 ''i'.uii itsin, \'. iRTem weentred one alu-r the other, aiid^ 
 
 c.....\.t.,.i the Sen, and unic not again before it role, wheicas 
 •"' "'"'" the loxcs now cinic aboard, aiid we this day took 
 **■ one. 
 
 J"he fifth the Wind uasNovth, and then wc law open 
 M„..n , 'iMi.: ^^''*'^'t "roil the Sea, but our Ship lay fait in the lee, and 
 r i,'.IIyi',.TinwIien tlieSiin luil iett Vi, we law the Monneontiiiii.iljy, 
 ih.- Sj^.'. .11. [v,th Day and Nij^ht, and never went d .wn when it w.i, 
 *"■'• ill the lui;helt Degree. 
 
 I he li'x'.h we fetehed a Slejof Firc-wx)c.,l, Lni by 
 re.if.n ot the Snn'b abfeiice, itwai> \eiy dark i-.ia- 
 llier. 
 
 The fevfiitb, it wasdark weather, and \cry itill, 'lie 
 \\i;i,lVVell. wetould hardly diferu Day liom Kifilit. 
 Our CIo, k Hood Itill, and we not 1 iling out of our l,ab- 
 I'ins all that Day, nnlelb toeale oui klvib, we vviie 111 
 doi.I t whither the light wc faw, w.ts the liy,hc nl the 
 D.iy ov ,.f the Moim ; at lalf we b ilnd it t,j be the light 
 of the Day, aboiir twelve,-,! tlieCln k .itNiion. 
 
 The eightliuas Itill weather, the Wind S. W. we 
 lel.'he.l another Sicdot'bire-wuod, look a iilmebcx, and 
 then WC" faw o]tn Water in the Sea. The l.iiii,- Day we 
 Ihar.'do'ir Bre.id, eadi Mart having four Pound and ten 
 Oiincesforhisal owaneein ei,.;ht dajs. We hadnoneed 
 to iiiarcour b'lell.u.d Filh, IviMiig more liote thereof; 
 bu'. onr Drink tnlid us, luth.itwe tliared that alio: Our 
 bell liccr was for the 100ft part without Ititngth, and had 
 no lavoi:r at .ill. 
 
 The ninth, the Wm 1 at K. I:, wc had iiotmuch day 
 J!;-.hr, but wasaltr.gi'.lut dark. 
 
 1 lie icth, ih'j Wind N. W. ealin weather, our Men 
 went into the Shipt.i f e iuw it lay, and fou.id the Bal- 
 lad covi-red with \\ am, whieli was frozen and could 
 not b.:- pumped out. 
 
 The iith, ue made a Ket of Cable Yarn to cateh 
 Foxeb, iiid ibat day ui.iglitone. 
 
 The. mil, liie Wind at l^alt with little light ; this day 
 we began to 111 ire our Wine, iw.> Glaifes a d.iy to a 
 Man, l)iit O'.ir eomiiion Drink was Water ma.lc it inelt- 
 t,I.N:i,AV. 
 
 'I he I'ith, v.-ij foul Weather and much Snow, the 
 Wind a: bail. 
 
 'I he i-.tli was lair weather, with a ckar Sky full of 
 Stirs, aii.i an halt \Vii|d. 
 
 broni the 1 5'.hto the 1 '^th, dark and foul weather, the 
 UMdhalleily. 
 
 The i' til, w.is fair ftill wcathir, the Wind Eafteily, 
 
 tve IV ii:,,d 
 wn 
 
 til, li.it. 
 
 ur .'ili.-i-, an,l wImi wi hid v.,r,,^j ,,„j 
 ■liiig ihein, th-y pulently fio/e lollttt, ilut alih,.' wt 
 ,1 tluiiib) 4 gu.it I n.', tin- li,le thai l.n u.'.t ihc ine 
 ilawfd, but ilie other li.ie w.i> li.nd iVozeii, f,) thit ,t 
 wase.ilier to lear them af ndti. tli.nito ij' 11 h.m, .nul 
 iveiveii Ibiced t ) put them into fe.tiii' g Water aga.n lu 
 
 lihawtliem. 
 
 I The ; lit was inditle.MU wentber, the Win,! X. 1'. 
 
 ,flieii we ai'i.cd iliai eivry Man Ihoi d i.ike Ins tutu in 
 
 ;iii„ve W. ,vl, th lib. Mialeoiii C.M..k, who ha,l u„rk 
 ' iioagli 10 duiiMce .iday 10 dtefsmiai,au,t 10 nultSiiriw 
 lor out Di:id., bu. 1:11 Miller and the I'lKit wfit ex- 
 
 |iin]'i. d. 
 
 J lie iid lilt Win I S. I'., t.iir weitiier we li.id now 
 but 17Lnet.L-, ul.erieil'oile we did 1 ai ailumg m, ,irij 
 [he lell weie I'.illiibii: .1 1., 1 vety Man one. 
 
 Ihe.ijd, we ma,ie Iraps of ih,, k Pl.inks, where, n 
 we |. lid Si, . ■lies, .111 1 ro lud about ihem pi, u, d jnci-j uj 
 
 |Snai,Mall iir.he CIr. jikI, that ihey mipht ikh dig un- 
 
 .dertUeu', aii,l by thai nuaii, gut fumi. boxes. 
 
 I Ihe l,jihw.is loiilVViatliii, li,i Wilul N. !•. f jui pj 
 
 lUs n.,i I eiiMoirv well, wei.t iiil.i ihe IJath, and wIki, 
 
 I we vaiiie .11', out Chin:l;;,-'en yaw us a I'utgjn n, 
 
 iwhi.ii di.l u. uiurli gi. d, and ibi, day we tj.jk lour 
 
 I Foxi's. 
 
 \ i III- ; vb was ile.ir wea'.!,, 1, tl.^ Wuy I .it U eft ; rh,-. 
 
 ,i!av we 1,1. k o F> xes. 
 
 I Hiei6il,i/.i.. ul we.itliei, aii.l .1 pu.it (turma. S.W. 
 with mill b Snow, ubeieLy wcweie l.ielofrd ii;i m il.c 
 
 jlli.ule iliat we .-iiiilil iu)t I'.i out, bui iveie forced to e.il,' 
 oiir li Im'5 v. 11 Inn tlic I In ;e 
 
 j 'J he i7tb, lair ue.itli, 1, ibe \\ in,l S. W we iiu.li' 
 
 re Springes 1.1 e.i'.ih I'.. M ^, ulii..b feneil us for Me^;, 
 
 as if Ci,id had feiu them piir|iilc!y for us. 
 
 i Theabtli was tlinl llormy weadur, aiul the Wind I I.'.',- 
 hardoutof iheN',iiili, ai!,l ilie Snow l,i cloKd up e ; 
 
 .Doors, th.it we wete.igaiu Ihut up in our Houle. 
 
 I The ;9tli, cb.ir weatbet, the Winil Notthnlv, v,i- 
 
 .pot one of outDo.irs open, and found all our Tr.ips.i: I 
 Springes Cuveri, 1 w'th Sin. w, which we made clean ai. J 
 let them up aiMin. 'I'lie Fo.vcs ilid not only ferve us tin 
 
 ,Mear lut iliiir Skins ferved us to make Cajs tokup 
 
 ,oiir bieads v.arni. 
 
 I The i^lli, the W'.iid VVeft, Jrar Weather, fir cf lis 
 
 Iwrll anr.e.l weiitro the Shij), an,l when wcweie uujit 
 deck, wc took a box alive m the Ship. 
 The hril of De.rt/.ln, the Wind S. W. foul wta- 
 
 itler, and. great fiore ol Snow, whereby we weic oii^i''' 
 
 !,iganiUoptiip 111 the Hoiifi, wlii.h IniOak'J fo mi.ch, 
 thai v.e lould liai.lly Kicp a lire, aiul lo weie forcrj m 
 
 !l.cal!d.i\ in our Cabbiii,, butih, Cook was iiciclbtaiti 
 
 I to make lire to dielsiuir Meat. 
 
 1 The leii.nd we were detaircl in tbeHonfeby foal 
 weatb...':', and yet we ^.juld not fit by ilie lire b,v auli if 
 
 I the Siiioak, but lay in om Cabliiw, and heated Sioni-,, 
 vlu.h we pmin oui C.ibins to warm our Feet, for belli 
 ilieCuld jiidihi Sinoak were inhipi (jriable. 
 
 The thud, wehad ihe like weaiiier, and as we lay n 
 ,1111 Cabins we i.nildlKai the I,e crack in the Se.i, .'!- 
 iho' It was at leall half a Mile liom us, making aliiije 
 iioife,. and we Were of opinion that the great Hilb .1 
 Ice we had I'ceii in the Sea in the Summer, illd iwi 
 bleak one .mother, We making lefj tire for tw or three 
 days palt than wculed to do, by rcafoii nf the extriMiii';; 
 Snio.ik, it froze fo bard withiiulie Hi lule, liiat the Wal'il' 
 and Roof were frozen two lingers thick with l,x, and 
 folikewile inour Caliins, during thofe three ilays, v.e 
 could not go out. We let up a Glafs i.f twebe Hour;, 
 and when It was run out wc let it up again, Ilill wavli- 
 ing it, leli wc ihould mils our time; for ourCloikua: 
 lirozcn and would not jjo, altho' ive hung more weight uii'^^i 
 It than formerly. 
 
 The fourth and fifth was fair weather, tl;c Wind :it 
 N. E. 
 
 The fixih, it WIS foul weather again, with an ballcr- 
 ly Wind, and e.xtr, am cold, .ilmort not to be endured, 
 whereupon we look 'd pitifully upun ia,.li othir, being in 
 great tear, that if iheiold ll.ould incitafe, itwouMkill 
 lib all; for whatloever tire ue mad:, ic would ii.: 
 warm us, and our Sack was l'ro7eii very hat.i, to ib.it 
 when we were ciery Man to ban his part, we weie !.j.-, 
 ledto mi'It 11 at ihetiiv. We n,.ire<t eviry lecund day 
 abouthalt'a P.m h.raMan ; at other times we duni 
 Water melted ou.' of Sno a'. 
 
 The fevemh continued foul Weather, with 1 gter.t 
 llorm at N. bl. which brought exti, am cold along widi 
 it, fo th.it wc knew not what to do ; one a,h ifid to bum 
 foiiic of the Sea-coal we had bronghi out of the Ship, 
 which iiould laltagieat beat aii'l cmiinue long: .\..d 
 lo at livening we nuu. a j-t-'at l.ie thcrcol, and t'J •' e f 1:1 
 
 k 
 
II ut ti.ivi »-.ir,kj iiiij 
 It) r.t'tt, iii.it jiiiii.' wt 
 
 L' tli.ii_ U\ iijxt ilie uic 
 li.ir.l I'lDirii, r» ili.u It 
 ili.iiito IT II h.iii, aiul 
 fi.\iliir(; Water .iga.li lu 
 
 tWt, tlic Will.! N. ll 
 
 Ihui 'd l.ikc liis tiiiii l^f 
 I C.K.ik, who luil uurk 
 ;imui,aii.tio m. It.Siidw 
 lllj lllf Til.)! w«-it ex- 
 
 ucitiii-r (vt li.i.l now 
 
 Jul 1. 11 .Utlll!!^ 11», ,lllj 
 
 > .Mai) oni'. 
 
 link ri.ii.U. wlicridi 
 m tliLiii pl.i.., .1 jiiccscl 
 .iKy iiiu'lit ikn liijj un- 
 li'iri' I'oxcs. 
 
 Uh \Viiul.\. !•:. fjiitot 
 > ihi' liatli, uiiJ will II 
 jViVf lis i I'lirnaii u, 
 ilil. il.iy \vc to'-k lour 
 
 h. Willi It Will; llu-, 
 
 I.I .1 cu.n fti.i;n.i, S.W. 
 
 vctc l.iilofr.l u,i III iIa' 
 I. Ill ivtiL- fulCtd toc.lli' 
 
 tt 111.1 S. \V, \vc iiuJe 
 lii.li iVncil lis fur Mcai, 
 riy Inr Ui. 
 
 iIki, .iiiii ilitiWiiui I I v.- 
 .SlKiW 111 tloU J up I ; 
 
 up ill Dill Huillf. 
 
 Winil Kortlialy, v.;- 
 touikl ailuur TiMp^ i; I 
 uch vvc ui.ulc c\"i;i .u J 
 iJ not only fcivt u. I.t 
 
 • to iiukc Caps to ku;) 
 
 Jr.ir Weather, fur cf is 
 il wlicn uc win- uiijtr 
 
 • Ship. 
 
 «'inJ S. W. loul wca- 
 uhtrLby wc wcic (..i.^^''- ''■ 
 ii,h I'liiOak'J ft) mi.di, 
 ati.i lo vvcie iorcrj to 
 )i: Cook was net cHitaici 
 
 il in thi-Hoi'fi.' by foul 
 
 y ihf lire bi. aufi i.f 
 
 ., .iiui iicatcd Sioiii-;, 
 
 irm oiii' FciT, for boih 
 
 PI onal'le. 
 
 iiiicr, and as \vc lay .n 
 crack in ihc Si i, .'!• 
 rom IIS, ULikinp aliiiji' 
 i:it the gri.1t Hilli .'t 
 he -SiimmiT, li.J i;. w 
 Mi, tire tor two or tiiioo 
 rcal'oii ul' the imirjiir- ' 
 .Hnufe, tlut tlie \ValV|i.'V' 
 rs ti.Kk null Lc, anj 
 , thofi- three ilays, v.e 
 Glafs uf twelve Hours, 
 it up again, llill wauli- 
 ne ; tor our C'loik ua: 
 e luiui! more weight uii' * 
 
 " *^ I Jin 
 
 we.T.lier, tl;c Wiiiil at 
 
 again, with an Infter- 
 oll not to be luciured, 
 >on lUwli oihtr, being m 
 J incieale, it uouKlkill 
 Iliad'.', It would i-ui 
 en very har.l, to i!ui 
 111", part, we were 'oi-,,,,'.,,. 
 .ited eviry ieiond Jay 
 iher tmiei we Jtiuk 
 
 ■lather, with a src.it 
 
 xti. am Col.l along widi 
 
 .1 ; or.c adiifiJ to bill II 
 
 iij.'hi. out of the SIiip, 
 
 111 ^oniinue Ion}; : A. .J 
 
 .ci'.L'l, aik'. I'jie -pia 
 
 I.'.. 
 
 Ciup. X.VI1. ihc third l^oy.igc of \V\\. Barents into the i"! '<c.u 
 
 heat, wc ngrecd tf> ftop up .ill tlu" IXints .inil the, nie,ui< weiouM \v,t|i m. .r Firei, (lore nl' C'l-uthi, hot 
 
 I llilitu lai.l lip iimir I'eet .tnd H.,diei as ws 
 
 (..luiimey, and to went into o :i Cil)bin> t) ll<:ep, whcie 
 when we hid lam A Rieat while i.ilkiii(', »iiy,eih.r, we 
 (iuiii.l our (elves ill at i afe, and fume Iwoiiiided ind 
 (iiiiitcd iiw.iy ; wheteiipiin lome of iis that weie llion;.;- 
 tlk, Itaile.l out of our CabiiH, iin.l hill opeiiiiij' tin 
 Cliliuiiey, aii.l ihentlie Uiiors, he that .ipiii.d ilie Door 
 
 fell down into.i IwoiniJ up 
 
 the Snow, an.l w.is leio 
 
 liy III mir Ciliin. i l-ut iiotwiih!tani!iiit! a!l thii, in the 
 Moriiiii^i; iiiir C.ih iviwere I'lveii, witi.h ttiad': us I'cliii.l 
 
 one aiiri'dur wil 
 
 h f.i 
 
 eouiren.iii.-ei, but w.' 
 
 iifcirte.l 
 
 vered by iaft;ii!; Vinegar in his l-'a, c. As looms ilie ' /ri"»i ;,. /..//i; We//, /,',■!■' y/ 
 
 oiirlcKesag.iinas well «s w.' ifm' I, tlut rli. Sun 
 ilu'ii aj low as ir i.n' 1 PS .ind w.ii now eon;!ii'' to u* 
 ipaiii; .lltho' v.e loiiiid th'' I'nuerh true, tlut, i'//- /Vyi 
 
 D' 
 
 d. 
 
 all 
 
 i.( ihi 
 
 well again, 
 
 le Wine to eomf it 
 
 'ooisweri' opeiii'il, wc were al 
 Mailer gave cvci'y one ol n.s a lit: 
 ij. 
 
 The eighth w.is (ouj weather, the Wind Korihciiy, 
 VI rv 111 up .iiid ^uld, but wc d'.:rlt n'H lay on mute 
 Co,i!s. 
 
 'Hie niiirli, was fair elear weather, the Sky liill ol 
 .Stars i tli.ii we fei oiir Divjr wideopeii, win. h li.lJ been 
 tiofedi.p Willi .Snow 
 
 riu 
 
 iire tI'-- 
 
 lie 37111, thelaitie W'lid an'. Weather; we hi I ivil 
 eeenout 111 three dait togiija'r.noi dm It tin nil ')iir Head* 
 Dill 1 1 Doors, an.', wiihiii ill' H.iil'i iiwas I j eMreiml^ 
 H'.M, tli't.iswt: l.re bePire ;i i;i. at lire, and fteniej ij 
 Iniin on the |i :e liile, we tVoze bel.inj ai our FJaokj, inl 
 were mvered ' ver with hoar I'toii. 
 
 'I he iSth, ilieWiid NVell, i: ul weaih. 1, ..-. l.v^i:,ii({ 
 It I i;.;,in to ele.ir, an I one ol i.iir .Men r.iude .» hole . if 
 oiieoi' our Do.irs, and went out to lee linw it wa* 
 
 The I ..ill was fair Oar light , the Wind N. h. wotook 1 bioad, but hiiiiij it lo haul weath.r, ih.i: lie (laid not 
 nvo I'oxe;, whuli were pood Me.it hr -is, bviaiilc oiirllon;;, .iiid loi.l us ilut it had liiijweJ f j nui.'h. tluttlli 
 Vii'tii.i!slv;',an tobe leant. I Simw lay liiglur th.m our lloute. and ili.i; il" he had 
 
 Th'- inliwas tail and . lear, but viry cold, iHir Shoes llaijnut lonijer. Ins tars had undoubtedly Iieenttiftin 
 fn ze as hard .is Hoin up m our Feet, and were fio/i'n| otl'. 
 
 white w iiliin, lo ili.it we eould noi we.ii iluiii, but were 
 fiincd to iiiako great I'.iriins, the iippir part til She 
 
 The .'jtli wa'.ialiii we.ithi., atid a pl-.a; mi Air, tli 
 Win.l being Somhv.aid; ihai d-y he v.hote iiirii it wa- 
 
 ;kins, wliiili we pin on out three or lour Jialr ot SoekSi-pene.! the Door, and making a I'ad.ige thro' the Snov, , 
 
 10 keep our le-'i warm. 
 
 'I'lie twelltli wasl'iir. le.ir weather, the Wind N. NV. 
 I'Utexrreanuolil, lb that our WalKand Cabins were tio 
 
 we weir, out of tiie Home upon Sicps, .m it it liad been 
 ouiol a Ceb.ir, .li lead le' ■ n or s:;'lit .Sieps Inpli, e;uii 
 Step a loot fioni the other, and th'.'H wf . leaii'ij oui 
 
 Zen a Finger lliuk, yea, and the (iloths on our lia.ks Springes for thePov.. ha\ip'.;!.iken none ot latf. 
 were while all over with troll ; and altlio' l.nne svcte ot I I'he j.^ih was tinil weaihei .ig.'.iii, with .1 Sto;ni at 
 opinion that we Ihould lay more C'o.ils on the Fire, and 1 VS'^ll, and inneh Sii.iw, \\i iha' ah the pauij v. e li id 1 lii.-i 
 1. 1 tlie Chimney Hand open, vet we durii not do it fear- 1 in making Stei .;, wai 111 vain, 
 in; the like Danger we had. efeaped. | llie.jiil . (.■ntinu.d loul v.''itlirr, with a It-iiu, ac 
 
 I'he 1 ^ih, .^le.'ir weathfr, the WiiiJatEafl : we Lufi N. \V. whrre'iy we w.Tcf.tlt fluii up in the If I'ro, an.l 
 ed our feUes in (preparing our Springes, and it we (laid ' it w.is lo citreani lohl, that the Fire would liarij e.ilt 
 toolong witiioui Joors, there aroferltflers upon out F.a- any liiai ; l'ir;;s we put our Fn; 1. .the Fire, wc burnt 
 ces .iiid our Fari- | oui H .feberire weioiild fell tlu heat ; ,ind if we h.vl 
 
 The mil was tair, the ^Vind N K. aiil the Sky fi.H , not looner fmek than tilt tl.'ein, v.e llio dd have Liiint 
 of" Stars ; We took the heirjir of the right Shoulder ol 1 tliciii ere ue h.id known it. 
 the l{ri:i, when it was S. S. W. ,iiiJ foiiiewhat more 1 After we had wiih great eold, dan'.ui. and div.;jMi- 
 
 Wellcrly, (and then it wasat iliehigheli mourCoiiipafs) 
 and itwasejevated aUive the Florizon 10 Ucg. iS Min. 
 liisDe.:Jiiiatioii being6 Ueg. 18 Mm. on the North lide 
 of the Line, which taken from the height, there rells 
 14 Degrees, which fubllradej from 90, the height cf the 
 r.i!e Was 76 Dig. 
 
 Ilie 1 5th was fair, the Wind liall ; we law the Moon 
 rife K. S. F. whenii was i« Days old, in the ligii of 
 Scorpij : This day we took two Fo.xcs. 
 
 The f(?tli was clear weather ; we hid mw no more 
 Wood in the Honf'-. but round about our Houle there 
 l.iy lome covered with Snow, which with pieat labour 
 we digged out of the Snow, wherein we weie firmed 
 to life great fpee.l, not being able to endure long 
 without tile Houfe, altho' we had doitble Api'arelupon 
 our B.icks. . 
 
 The I7tliand 18, the Wind N. E. fair weather; fc- 
 venof us went ro the Ship to fee how it lay; wc lound 
 that in our 18 daysabfen.c, iheWater in the Ship w.ii 
 rifm about a Finger high, but was all Ice, tutu froze 
 as laft as it tame in. 
 
 The 19th, fair weather, iheWinJ South; we rom- 
 fortcd caih other, beeaufe the Sun was then almoll hih' 
 o\er, and ready to lonietous .igaiii, whiih we nindi 
 longed for, II being very ttJioiis to us to be li) long with- 
 out' the Sun. and want the gie.rell Hlelling Go.l gives 
 to .Man upon li.iith, and that which rejoicesevery living 
 tin 
 
 ferieseiided the Year IS9". sse bet'.m the next Ye.irin," 
 the fame manner; tor on the tirit if ''*.i>mjn weweri-^""' 
 in. loled 111 the Houle by realon cf the Siviw, thcVVind 
 at Well. We then agreed to llare our Wine, to every 
 M.m a fmall Mealuie f.ill once m t\>o li)avs. 
 
 'File id, 5d, and .(til, it blew hai.l at Vv'efl, 2 gieal 
 Itoriii villi Snow an ! Frofl, ((>iliu we eould n.ipMtout 
 Headsouiof the Doers, and altlio' w.- had alniolt burnt 
 all our Wood, yet we ilurll not yo o;t to feich more, 
 torthere v.MS nol ei;.; without do.ir ; bur feeknii' j' out, 
 we tound lonie pieces cl Woo.l ihar lay over tne Doir, 
 which we clrne, and Wiilial clove flu- Blocks wherein 
 wc ufed t) beat our liock 1 iili. Tiie Win.! Ii.ih.vl ;.. 
 S. W. and to know wl'.cretl:e Wind blew, w.- rhrull .1, 
 h.ilf I'lkeoitt of a Chimney, with a piece of Cioih 01 ,\ 
 Feather upon ir, but i; woiil.l be preieii'ly fr.s/e .ishnrl 
 ,as a piece ol Wood, .iii.t could ii'.i ro about or Ibr wiiii 
 the \\i:iJ 
 
 T he vh being pretfv calm weather, we Jigged our 
 Door open again, that we iiiigh; go our, and carry one 
 all the tilth tint iiad been m.ide timing ourconflnement ; 
 We tctch'd ill as imicli Wood as was po.'IiHe, fearing, 
 WX we fl'.ould be llu;r I'p again; airerniucli pains tin.; 
 il.Tv, We pvaved our Mailer ih.ir w e might be nieny that 
 Ni;;lit, ir being 'i\re:lrl -I'li):, and ti.'ld hmith.it we were 
 lOnient t.) Ipeiul fiiiTie of the WinethatNight, wlii.ii wo 
 h.id ("pared, which was our (hare every lecond Jay, and 
 wluieof foi certiiiidays p.iit we ha Inot drank; and fo 
 
 'Ilie intli, there rofe a Storm in the S.W. wiili fo great j tli,it Night v/e m.ule merry, in,), hank to the three Kinga 
 a Snow, that all ihr H.iufe was imloficl with it. 
 
 Fhe lilt, fair clear weather, the Wind N. E. we 
 Ciovelled away tlif Snow from our Door, and made a 
 
 Way fo go 0111, bur therf fell fo mm h Snow the next 
 day, the Wind S. W. that our Door was llopt up again, 
 and <vt were at liie trouble of clearing it aln-.olt 0\ery 
 day. 
 The 73d continued the fame VVindand We.itlier, bur 
 ^•"'>'l'";wenow hoped for better, the Sun being this Jay in the 
 ainrnii,. IropK-kofC.i/'r/.ir'/, theturtlieft dillance Southward. 
 fc'f.u. The l.Ath be'ng fair, we openrd our Door, and fiw 
 much open Water in the S.a ; for altho' it was not day, 
 yei we eoulil fee a great way. in ilie Evening it bl'.'w 
 h.irdatN. li. with much Snow, fo that the PafTagc we 
 had matje w.is (lopt up again. 
 
 The 2';th being Cii>ijim.!fs-i!.tr, was foul weather, 
 the Wind N. \V. we heard the Foxes run over our Houfe, 
 which lome of our Men lancKd to be an ill fign. 
 
 1 he 16th foul weather, the Wind N. W. and fo 
 cold, that we could not warm iis, alilto' wc uf^-J all the 
 
 of Ciilu-ii, and had two I'oen.l of Meal, wherewirh we 
 m.i.le 1' in.akeswiih Oyl, and evuy Man a white Bis- 
 ket, whuhwe fopt in Wine; we alio made Tickets, 
 and our Gunner was King of Nov.t :^ctnhl,!, which is at 
 leall 2co Miles long, and lies between two .Seas. Tu-j.fXl^ 
 
 Fhe lixtli wMsfair weather, the Wind N.E. we fctclic i 
 more Wood. 
 
 The fevnith was foul Jgain, the Wind N. W. with 
 Snow, and \eiy cold, which put us in great tear to be 
 Ihut up in the Houfe again. 
 
 The ci';hili the Wind xw'i Kgrth, fiir weather, and p.. Ujtf 
 rhen.lay light bcga" 10 appear, which put us in no li'J; hii-m-.-. 
 comfort, 
 
 1 he ninth was Ibul weather, the Wind K. W. 
 
 l"lv icth was fair, wiiiia North V.'ind; then levcn 
 of us went to our Ship well aimed, v. hiih wc found in 
 thefamp Hate wc hft it in, and iiiit found the Foot-ftep9 
 of many Bears, both great and fmali; we wcnr u.-ijcr 
 hatches, and llriking Fire, light -il a Candle, aiid found 
 'the Water tjl"cn a foot higher in the Ship. 
 
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 Th« I ith .in.l istli fur wv'.itlifr, ilio l-vciiiiiR Lhi'h; 
 vciy I l.-ar, iiiiJ ihi'Skv Irll ol ,Sui», wc tiinml " » • 
 i !,(n i.il'ci'lci.iu'il .iliovc lilt (/ <,"( 19 iK/. ^ I Mm 
 hi» lKiliiaii..n I'ciim I ^ Di^'. SI Mm 111! tl.L NiMili li.li 
 01 till l.im', wlmli I'liliilnKi'il tinm ilii liiiy;hi .il"" ' 1 ' 
 til. n- r.l>- i^Dvi', will li liil'ili.i.t'ii 111 III •>., UiVi'TC 
 1). i:.r,.r tlicliui;;!! i'IiIh- I'lii* in iliit pLi. r. 
 
 i hi' I jili, I fill, .Ui.l is.li. I. Ill uiailiir, mi.Ii \U 
 V.iia 1..iiUtIv. 
 
 Oiithc i<>.h iLAii'i' XoiiliiiU i wi- wi'tit now un.! 
 thi'iiDnt 1 1 t'.ii' lloiili iw llm li HIT I ml", .iii>l .il'.iut 
 N.' fil'.iw jnii,.iii rcili.iK luiliiSky. 
 
 'I lie mil il.iv, uliitiw.' li.i.l .1 rii'\l lin, tlurc till 
 
 ■* ! AMii'ii.c.-. Ill' III h.iiii'lic SVjI ^ .il mir .ImiK-, .liul 
 
 till- I. ^'iiiclu l m (liirC'jl'iiiN, anil tin W.iui ilii-p J lo^'iii 
 
 w!ii il '; s\i\ |,t t.fil.i.i 1 it'n.', 1 1' IV ('.rwi lo.vcl oui Jiii' 
 
 \v.js , Inii tint Ni^lil 11 w i«io!i! ,i>;.\iii. 
 
 Ihc ihili\v.,Mli'.ii u.Mtlnr, til. WiinlS. I tlii'ii uc 
 a>! i«.! til'iiiiit.iiiic 1 1 Mi.i Sci .11.1I-, .till not III lt"|' 
 
 1 1' l!u Cllli.'ii y, will 11 Wi' il..t, .IIkI Inill.il 111) il.ll 1. 
 tiillll'V. 
 
 'llicMll was l.iu-, \u',li ,1 V\U W'lnJ, tin- l-"i xis n. ,\v 
 I'l iliU'olaili s, will' Il w.is ,1 li.;illli.ir thi' IW 11 ■ vuiiilij 
 nMdHi II, as Hut liii.); .it'll Ml' i mill 10 be tun ; li.r 
 III tilt a fill -f ui' till- ll.iis ilu- Fimn r.iiiii- .iIumJ, 
 Jii.lupijii [lie rctiTimi' ihc lli-.m, ilu- I'.m.. wi'it'ii liloui 
 I 111. 
 
 I 111 liil tj,r WiMtli, r, till- \Vii.,i .1! Wi-ft ; \vi- pii i-' 
 \. ihli.it Uai-l-.L'lit lug.iii T.i.ii'iH-.n- t>> li-. , 1 uL li -III. nil 
 il'.'iti oiitlic n)iilt.iry, l.iiil, tli.it It uaMit tivu Wiiks 
 ll.ii l.v 11, 
 
 I lie I4'.h, thru- (if lis unit ti.iiii.- .Si'.i (iilr 1,11 tin- Siitilh 
 "" li'iiot .N ..I y.-i)ii .\ will ti", inmury to mr i-xpci'l lrl- 
 .]"'l.ll. wcl.ivv tliuiilur ot ill.- Sim, aiivl ittiiiiii'il iiiinuili 
 attly to ti-ll thejoyliil iitvis tu It', Cm W..',-«ri .iiiJ tin- 
 niKit mil Cniiii any ; I>iit li.trr<j< iv.iiilil nut l>i-licvf ;t, 
 l.iviiig, It wa»yit 141J.1V-. tfiofiion. 
 
 I 111- iyli auil if/th \v.is iiiillv wtatlit-r, f) tli.it wc 
 ii.iilil iiLtticany tiuii'.; ; Imv tin" J7tli iH-jiip, ili'.ir wra- 
 tliCt, \w ""ai" till- Si;m r, hn fill iOiiiiiliii.'l-> alnni- tin //.-- 
 r/^.«, vvh.-iiI'V i: •tiaiiiffUlv appi ari-J tlut \vi; liail lim 
 i: on till- :4'!i Day. Thisappt-naiicc ot tlipSmt lol.iun, 
 iniiig toiuiary tf tlic iia.uri- and rminil:ii'lsotHciviii ami 
 l;artii, aivi to t.lii- Opinions of all loaim-ii Mi-n, iiiaJc 
 l';iii-(it u.s'.i~iiinaL;iin.', that l.e.-aufe in a l.jni; tunc wo i 
 liaJlit-:- in-day, \vi hailovi-i lliptnur Selves ; bin tliat ! 
 t. ii'J iv.1i be. t.'rue iifi'il Clin Clmk t:!l 11 was tiozen, | 
 iiii.lattci ^'lat inaJe iile ot inir Hour i;lal> of 1 x limns 
 lii.g; anil loi 1 ui bettn alUnau.-f, \vcciin;ultcil I'jcfhus 
 SJ'.ii.i's hjici/.iii,:,^, priiiteil in /V»,'Vr, 1. r the ^earsiil 
 '■ It I.oril I sbs, till tlic Year l6tii), anil ue loiiml tluie- 
 in. that upon tlielai.l :4tli(it y.vi.uvji, "lien the .S'.ii | 
 lirlt app.areil Uir.ij lis, that at IVi,!..- at meol'tlieUoik 
 111 ,.;c Kipli! time, the Mi.oii aivi 'Ji'i'.fn were in 1011- | 
 1 .ni;l;on, wlureiipoii ive rmii'ln to know wlieii the lau.e ; 
 t uii-iir;;!i '11 was liier ilie HouU- vshire we tluii wi ro, I 
 an.i l'i.ii:;,i it to lie wuli usriiilit faiiie ila> 111 the Mom- 1 
 inp, wluii till.- .Sim \va>at tall ; (or we (aw the tw. laij 
 I'laner.sa; (iroaJi eaili other uniil the Moon anJ 'JiiNt--r 
 llooii Jul* over la. Ii other at lin d' the Clo..k in tl'.c 
 Moiiiiiie, at uhiili time the Moon ami "iuf'.'tei were 
 toiiiul by our Coinpal's to be in loniiiiidKin over our 
 ^Hoij.e in thcKcnli anJ by bad I'oinr, and the South 
 p.irtut' the Conipafs was S. S. W. and there wc li.iii u 
 rlrlit South, the Moon beiri; eiuht days old ; whi-rcby 
 )t .ippear*, that the Sun ami the Menu wcic eight Poiiiti 
 ililliienr, and this w.i.-.a','Out (ix ot the Cloi k in the 
 .-.^f Morning ; fs that it is plain that we w- re live Hours 
 ' (i.i>h I lour bt-ir.fi i-^Ueprces) more tall than i'mii':-, 
 „.( ai.d .-oiifequcmly that we had not f'ailtu 111 our Accounts, 
 n..- Noil.-. liiatal-.ho a Degree undcrtlit Line be 15 Miles, 
 yet in the laiitiK.eol 76 D. p. where wc wintrtd, a 
 i)fpree IS bin three iViilesniidtwodind pans. 
 
 'ihc ;!5tlu'ark and eioud.y, lo that the feeing the Sun 
 t;:e day iicfore, w.is .ajiain di ti ted t-t. 
 
 'Ihe i6th was elear v.-iathir, but there liiiiii; a white 
 C"oiid in the //.'/;.,•., lo that we njuld not fee the Sun 
 'I hat Niglit curliek Man, who had lauu.l a loni; time, 
 die.-l. 
 
 '1 1,0 i7tli V- a.s fair v\iaiher, tiie Wind S. W. aFLor 
 reading fcm.. Chapters, and l.:ii;ini; l-'i.ilms, vvr. biined 
 ma- i\lan in a hole we had dii'gij in ilie Snow feecn 
 loot deep, 'bins day we all ia-.v the Sun in his lull 
 roundnels a little above die llori\i,i:, an.l then it was pait 
 
 V\ >A, 
 
 a- 
 
 Th- J.jvi4i r..i,l vsi uii.T, vv.ili .1 U 
 iiid lu iiin.ii StiDvv, iIhi ..lit rtiiile v..i: 
 
 TIk- )..Ii wa. daik vv.,ilh.i, v.ithaiila;! \i ,1, 
 ■.^e II. I ^- a li.ile ilm.' the 1),., 1, .„ia u-uii.i vvlut 
 
 >"i ahii-a i. 
 
 VM I, 111 ,, 
 eaiiii- t ivv.inl:-. 
 
 rii:^p. > 
 
 vM-.nln.rit vvas, h.id i.u ileum, 
 
 mij .. 1.1. IV sil-e , 
 a Hiai 
 
 . Ii II , 
 s v\e 
 
 net, 1,11; ia,i a 
 
 dtnoiis V i(,|- 
 and mil h Siinvi, |., 
 
 Mil 1,1 ,; 
 
 vm:', 
 
 doubt that wc h.id fcen 
 
 the 24:11 of Ja>iu.-.i 
 
 wliiih made us all t;iad, and vvc ga\e God hcartv 
 tlianki for his favour in lie v. in;; ihat j^loiious light unto 
 ..lo aiNiiii. 
 
 The I'll h was fair weather, with a Welt Wind, and 
 wen: out to cxcrcifeour I'elves. 
 
 I he niM ilav b 
 aiid 1.1 w the .Sun il.i,',. 
 oiiv U. ul'i, but IS f, on 
 iviy 
 
 '1 he full .111.1 K-i'ln ! r t /./■ .1.1 . w,,, 1 
 thii, with a , ri.ii llui.h ai N W, 
 ■.ii.i' iiiii iLiiii i\ I, . 1, -kd I'p a.Miii. 
 
 ■J'lieil.jd was liii IV. I'.h.i, \-.-itli an b.i't Wind, l-i,! 
 '.on. Illy, ili.u VM- l.v Id lilt f e ilii ,Sun, vv'vili iiude 
 iiMuiiii v\;. .1 n.e'aii, hol\ ; we dip.md our li. „r o,,,,, ,_ 
 pain, and k!i!itdilK- Wi.iiLttliat U\ u-ithon il-e I), „, 
 will h will iiiiat lilijM wi. ill .i.J 
 Si.i.vi 
 
 llie lo,.iili wi, 1..111I w.a'I.et Willi iiiii.li Snmv 
 till V'111,1 .! s W, .-iiid l.iii^ p.w el. led up ap.a-ii' 
 ui-K^oiy iHii lo luiiili paiiis a. lelmi-, m d p, ipm-',,. 
 I)<ior, lut vvlkii v.i had i.., ilmn, ilimUd ^,,1 y. ,i|_ 
 tdiiunii y, and i mi' in jjMKi tlie l.uiii- vv.iy. 
 
 Ilk- Mih J. 1.1 UMh ...liiiiiuul Kill w.ather. 
 till II Siinvv, the Wind b.iit. 
 
 111. levinth the t.iiiii vv..itliii, wu'i 1 s u- 
 Win.i. 
 
 'Ihebiii If I ipin to be Ian, and ill- 11 we vv.-iii,).. 
 and law theSuiiiili-t,. \ |-. ,,,id wen: Uoviii S. ^ \\ 
 by the I'miipau 'hat we made of 1 lad, and p:.i..ej 1 - 
 i-.>Klini;io till- Men, li.iniil iliaipb^.L, bi.i. by onreiii. 
 moil Cniiipafs .1 dirieted ivio Points. 
 
 Ihe (jth, irili, :ni,l 1 nh v»eu- fail wi.itlier, i'.. 
 Wind S..iiiiK'ily, and vvi- then bejiiii to fi el I, iiie I.e., 
 liomtiieSuu. A', nip.lit vie li.-.ir.l loiiie boxes Itnrin'l 
 v\lr.ih nneeihe Ikars e.inie abioa.i, vvc b.a.l n .t i;uii'h 
 leen. 
 
 'I'l-.c iltli was elear vvrathei and lety ealni. Wline 
 weMeree!eaiiiiii;ourbi.x-'iaps, a gnai blear latiie to- 
 wards luirHwule, whieli ma.le us all po in, and whuij 
 Iheeaiiii.betoieourUo.jr, ue lliot hei, the Hul'et paiiliw 
 ihi-o'herEo.b, went out ap.iin at her Tail, and w.is ,ic 
 lla: asa Countet ; the Bear feehiiiJ ilie bl.jw, kapt baek- 
 ivaid, and ran /oor j. boot from the blinife, and then 
 lay down, wlieieunrn we nntu her, and when Ihe fa \. 
 us, reared up her Ileal as if ll.c ivjiild have done fs 
 loivc inileluel, but \\v triilled lna- not, liavinp, trie.! 
 thin- ltrcii(;'li f ;fli. i.-iiilv bcl.)i.-, and thtfelore lli'ot bi: 
 f.lee iii-.o the li uly apairi. wherewith llie dud. W 
 t. ;ik it lealt ,1 htiniiie 1 [ ..iind ol bat mi: 01 lii-r Ik-'.h'.p 
 ui.iih He nieltid and bnint in our 1 amp ; the Skin u.i 
 nine boot loi,j.Mnd leveii bout bnad. 
 
 ■J he ijtli .md up.h sseri- fair elf 11 
 b.aid pale at \\\it. 
 
 'llie isth wa, 1 -.111 iveailier, with a f;r, at Itorm a- 
 S. W. an.l ni.i hSnuw, wlietily ihelloufe was. e'olci 
 up.igain. Iiithe Nijjh: nie boxes eame to devour tle 
 liody ot the de.id Hear, w.-u.di j-nt 11^ 111 fear iliar .illthe 
 Ueaii thelealiouts would i.iuie thither, .\rj ihiveloreui- 
 ay.recd, as loon as we o-ald get out of the 1 loufe, t-j L-a- 
 ry her deep under the Snow. 
 
 The Kth w.as f ,ii| weatlier, wiilii,:i;eh Si.ou, tii.- 
 Wind S. VV. It being i'.'.,.-!. -T.. J.lr., ,\c niadcour lelu'-, 
 lomewhatmeiryni our great grief and ttoub;-.-, and eve- 
 ry one ot us diank a draugiit of Wine. 
 
 T'he 1 9th was foul weather, the Wind S. fc. w-e tojk 
 the hei-;;ht of the Sun 
 
 iviathef, \M;h 
 
 eould iio'.do, beeaufe the II 
 
 in long time betoic ise 
 ; " wu., liMt clear, as alio 
 bccaufe the Sun inountej not Jngh muuwli to give iii 
 much ihadow as wasrequifite ; we toand \\\r .Sun :.', the 
 liiglicd, tobcclt-vateJ three L)eg. al-oic the Ihn^ai. 
 
 'Ihe .:otliwas \[^u\ Weather, the WindS. S. \V. uitli 
 miieli Snow, wherel.y wc were again lliut up in the 
 Houle. 
 
 The lid, the Winds \V. fair weather, cievciiofis 
 well aniicd wet.t tj feteliWeud, but riMrning bark 
 with n, we weie lotiri-d, that v.e thought wellionlt 
 ne.erbe able to I'eteli any more, and fo mull haveperill. 
 ed Wi'.lieoid. When w-c came iicji our HoiUe wc fiw 
 much open Wa'cr ill the Sea, ulueh m lons^ nine in; 
 had not feeii, and put us in go. id hope tliarthiii-^sivoald 
 be better. 
 
 The l^th was foul weather agiin, and nnuli Siiuw, 
 v/itha North Waid, v.heieby we were again eloledupiu 
 our Houfc. 
 
 1 hciStli waj ftill -.veaihrr, wiih.i S. W . Wn.d ; then 
 renof ns went an.l f-nh'd another Med lull uf \V.jeiJ, 
 with \io k'fs pain and l.ilour than We- did beiorc, fur 01.. 
 of ourCoinj anions could ne.: hL-|pu,s,bc..auic ilietnit;oiiir 
 
 of 
 
>«'.»». I ih. I V I ^'j^'^p^ XVII. '!hc third Foy.tge nf WiT. Barents hito the A'. iStv.. 55^? 
 
 V'. illi.iii I .i;l W ,.i.; . 
 'I, .UM U'Uht vvlliit 
 > <"> jIjii ,1 ,. 
 
 l^lMV i.iii'.c I ivv.ltil-; 
 '' •••• ill', liic 1.1,1 u 
 
 Villi a yS' ,it Iti.rm a: 
 lit 1 lull!',' wai c!olcJ 
 
 iLS lumc to di'Noi'.r t)x 
 iIj III llur th.it allth.' 
 ir, anJ ihi.ivtorc«i: 
 
 It ul tho HuulV, tabu- 
 
 _Ji 
 
 111" Olio cf liiH great Tiici wailrorfn MT, anJ To hc| 
 
 coiiM 1*0 iio'liing. 
 
 riu'hrit .llicl li'inrulor ^/^'^•'| flit WCitltrT, flic Win, I 
 >1''' Well, I'lir Vfiy t'lM, .111-1 xvc Wi'ir t'lricil t(> l|'.uc I'lii 
 \ViK.iil, I'C.Miil • It w4»l'i n'l'.u LiUiiir lor imtntct Int.' 
 Iiitlir it.iv tmii' wo txiMk.l our TlNr^ with riiiitiiiit', 
 |iniii(f, ami li ;i|'inp, niiJ y \\v lint Sli urn t" fluiii tli:it ! ly 
 III tin ir Ciliiii* wi.' liiiiiul the .Sim in tic rlciatnl C.D'i;. 
 ^8Miii..itMi\tthi- f/!.f M. 
 
 The third .mil toil rtli I'.iir wi-.itticr, with :i Weft Witul ; 
 five if' us w. lit in o ir Mii|', rtii'l lonnd the IWrirs luil 
 inaJi' iivi>l "'n't thirr, iml linil c prnril ilic Cooks C-'iip- 
 Ih5«iiI, .iihI >ll.ll(l',l>l llfillt i>t' till' Miip. 
 
 Till' livniili iv.is loiil wijtlicr, ;iml mmh Wiiul, fn 
 th.1t wf wiiciij'.iiii Ihiit 1 I' in .) ir H'Miti', .iiiit they ih.i: 
 OmJ-f- wmil.i poinit iiiUII cliiiil' up tlir ' ilio I. Iiiniiicy. \V.' 
 f ftw iiioiedpiii SV.iier in tlu' .Sii niiil .I'.iiit the I.iik!,' 
 
 whereiiy ue weie in I.Mrtlut the -Ship in th.it liml wc i- 
 ther, aiiil ihiMii ■. 't ilie Iri-, wonl.l It jiiole .iiui (lri\e a-' 
 w.iy, ululeive wirellim up iiM'Ut lloule, aiiJ h.U no 
 liKMiii to preMiii it. 
 
 The Stii inntiiineii lliiil ivc.iiIht, .iiiil imi' h Snow,' 
 a S. W. Ilnnii, wliculiy we , fulM fee no 1. e in tlu; 
 North-iall, wimhin.iile us think, th.it North-r.ilHroin 
 lb iheicw.is .1 ('te.it .Se.i. 
 
 'I he iiiiitli wetniiUi Uernnlier hoin ii«, Tivl pirciivc 
 ili.it llie W.itei w.iMipin in the N. rth-e.ill, I lit mn troiii 
 us [(nv.iriU I.hm", fiT ilieie \ve .iiiM lee fheleeinilie 
 T.t/'^'.vmSea; (o th.u \vr were ol opinion that there it 
 IV.1S not vcrv wl.le, and when ii w.w . h.ir weather, we 
 otreii ihoiii'.lit we I.IW the l.ind X. and S. V. from our 
 Hoiile. 
 
 1 he iitli w.1.1 cold, Imu r.iir fun Oiiny wiithcr. 
 tlie Wind N. li. we I'oimd the Sun to be tje\ atej i o Ucj;. 
 ipMiii. 
 
 I'l e I 3tli was fonl weather, the Wind N. F. and then 
 the lee whuli the S. W, Wind h.id driven out, eaiiie 
 tni(',htilyilm'ini; ill .is'iin; it w.ts then ascold .is it had 
 heen in any 'iiiie in Winter 
 
 The istli and 16 wastair wentlier, thr Wind North, 
 wc opened our Di.or to go out, l>iit ihc C'olJ rather 
 incrcafed ihan diinimlhed, and fo continued till the 
 arIK ! 
 
 Tliciifl wa< fliifweather, hut very cold, thoVVihil 
 Korth ; the fmrte div flie S'aii w.ii in the Eiiuiii'uftial, 
 ail,' at Noon wc took the height of the Svin, and found 
 It elcv.itcd 1. 1 Degrees aliove ihe //»i<i'", vvl.ieh tiih- 
 (Iraded from vj' ( tlieie hcinp no declination ; there 
 rclts 7('l)ei;. lor liie h. ipht of the Pile. Wc now 
 tjiadc Shoncsof belt or Rug, our oldShoocs being as hard 
 as Horn;. 
 
 The 2^d vvi' very foul vvrathrr, and mnnhittir 
 cold, the VViild N. F.. f) that we were forced to m.ike 
 niorc lire, it being then aseold a« ever it had Ucn. 
 
 The fame v\cathcr eontiniied the Z4th, with niui U 
 Siio.v, and a North VViml, vvherehy wc vvtre once 
 again ihut up in our Hoiife, and then the Coals were of 
 great life tons, which before, by icofon of out baduling 
 them vvedilliked. 
 
 The 26th was clear weather and calm, then wc dip- 
 ped our felve< out of the Hoiil'e again, and feich'd ano- 
 ther .Sled of Wood, for the great cold had made us burn 
 up all wchad. 
 
 •/"•' 
 
 Tliei'.t»lh>t wath.r, the Wi.id .S. W. whrreh 
 thclccdtav. .iw ly ury fift. Six nf n- went nbonrj 
 the Ship to ke l.o-v it lay, and liiur.d it a« we Itl'. 
 It. 
 
 The fiion,! (f /f,n', ua> far WMihe;, »h" Wind 
 N. ^. the Si*ii".a^tlii« i!i> «le\,ir,-d i>> IVn .ji> .^Vm 
 
 The |iiit!i ! eiiig |o.l ivi iihir. vmIi i Cm N. W. 
 Wind, tSie ranie a Hear to nir Ho feinthiNnjht, in I |i.„,iT„, :' 
 one of our Men leielhiig at hei, lii' I'lne milk lir.',M. i'^./'. 
 whernip' II the lii.ii cure l-I.My tasvar Is the Ho' U. 
 aniKaiiedovMi ih ■ Vai's , h le l( the l)(x>r, iiul f jufht 
 tohieakinto i!ie Houl.', I.ii'. . nr Ntallvr hell »! .• i»'r 
 lilt to; Ini lurv 111 I'M Jt lint and fei., he imiM not 
 I'.iriu' nil a ph i i| VVr il sve uled t'f flat p"r'>o'.V' ; 
 the I'll ir lino:i"'ih. I) i. i ll.'t, -vent la ': ii;aiii. aii.lre- 
 tiivnc I withi'i I'.vo 1 1 iirs, .ii-.l weiic tonrul .ihrui aiil 
 upon the lop ot tin IT'iilP, iii.ikir;» lu, li a roirin", .15 
 
 wa.dici.ll I eo lu.ir, an I a' l.tll |'' t to 'he I liiiriliV, 
 and made fii li w.vik there, thi' weth'tijlit llit v.culil 
 have I '.'jkeii it lown, aM.lii u ili • lailthir wai made fal> 
 alioiit it. in many paces, with ;l iir.'it an '. 1 o lul n life ' 
 We made no relirtan c, lje,ati'c it w.T. leyli' ir.d w: 
 could not lee her ; at laft the wtnt a\vi'. an i IclVu . 
 
 'Ihei|tli, wa.faiirliai wiaihei, witli aWellWird ; 
 \ee law greater Hills of lie round .itoi' tlu- Slni', ili.m 
 ever we h.id leen Ufotc. whi..h was a leatlul i! ii.a, U' 
 behold, and nuiJi tubewuiiirtd at, *h.u li . Sli.j> wj'i 
 lilt fiiiittuiinpicies. 
 
 The i^th tjir weather, the Wiiid N rh. hvin il 
 im went .d'o.ird 0111 .Slut', tolVein wli.* ■\ rv.-i,, I ut 
 found no alK ration. A< vse ianicl\i>k, .igr-.t 11'Mi 
 came towards us and then iraile away from \n again. 
 We Went to till' phre from wheirc Ihe i an e. to fie her 
 Pen, where vve loimd a gre.it hole made in the Ice, .v 
 bour I Maiiilci'Rth in depth, the entry thrriof being ve- 
 ry narrow, and witluii i.id-, where wc tlirult iii our 
 I'ike.itofeel if there were any tiling w.th n ir, and per- 
 teiving It w.is empty, one ot ourNlcncrept into it, but 
 not too far, irbeiiii» ieaifiil to behold. Tlieirc wc v.ent 
 along by the Sea tide, and thrre wc faw, thir in the 
 end ( f A/;.'- an! i-eginnini^cf ///•r,/, the l.c w.iiilranpe- 
 ly rifen and piled I. p'oiieuponthf other, as it ih'.re liaJ 
 been whole Town:, nui!^ of Ice. 
 
 J he iciliwa^loul weather, ilic WindN. W. e'.'creby 
 tlie lie began to break. 
 
 The 1 7th was lair ele.ir weather, w itli a S. W. Wind, 
 andiheiilcvcnof us went to thcShip, and In m tiiiiux 
 leeing opeiivsatet iiithe .Sei, we ueiv over the Ice-hilli 
 as well .i.i v.'e , oulj, to the Water, hsMng not been fo 
 near n infix or iVven MonihvbeSiire. 
 
 The liitli, theWi|^l.S. W. f.nr we;ithcr, thcSunw.is 
 elevaitd 2e, Dig. lo Min. wcfe'e'.l more Wo<idin a. Sled. 
 
 In liie Night another Ikar came upon our Houfe, winch 
 
 we heating, went all out wuli our Ac;iis, and ilic Beat 
 
 ran away. 
 Thr i8tli fair weather, the Wind North, tlie.Sunwas 
 
 elev,itcd iS Dcg. S Mm. above the llmhii.. 
 
 The 19th and joth. the Wind S. W. fair weatlicr ; 
 
 this Night we faw the Sun in ilie North ( when it was 
 
 at the liighell) julk above the lli/i-^n, and from that 
 
 tiinefaw the iiunboth Night nni Day. 
 
 i 
 
 '^m 
 
 iii 
 
 m 
 
 ' 1 
 
 }A 
 
 Wiiidi.. S. \V. witli 
 .'igain lliut up in tlie 
 
 M.., 
 
 Chap. XVIII. 
 
 They depart in a "Boat and Scute loth open (that /'x, mthoiit Dec^t) 
 and arrive at Cola, 318 Flemifh e^liles. Their many 
 Dangers by the nay. 
 
 T 
 
 ' H E firfl of Ally wc boiled the laft Flclh wc 
 had, which wc h.id fpared a long time, and 
 was llill very good. 
 
 The leeond and third w.is foul weather, with 
 3 llorin at S. W. whereby the Sea was almoft clear of 
 lee, whuli made us begin fi talk of getting thence, 
 having kept houfe long enough there. 
 
 The fourth fair weather, ihc Wind S. W. fivt; ofti3 
 went to theShip, and found it lying as faft in the IcCas 
 ever; in the middle of March it witsbut 75 Pactstrom 
 
 the open Water, and now it was ^ci Paces from the 
 Water, and iiiciofcd with high Hills of lee, which pur 
 us in no Im.ill fear how wc IhouKi Liinp our Scute and 
 Boat over thole Hills into the Water, when we llioulJ 
 leave that place, 
 
 The lixth was clear weatncr, with a great S. W. 
 Wind, whereby we law the Sea open bcih 11) tiie Eaft 
 and in the Weft, which made tisiejoiiic. 
 
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 560 The third ^^oy^ge of Wil. Barents into the N. Seas. \ b. IV. I iu,>. < Vl 
 
 
 A Ibir i(- 
 Liwl't llw 
 
 H i 
 
 Thc7tli tlu'Wiml .W^/-, anil foulwearhiT, witlimuih 
 Siicw, whctcl'y wc nrrt cl<i%M i'|> a|i*in in mir HniilV. 
 The 14th wc tell till our lilt Mill ni Fin- woo.). 
 1 lie i^h fur wiatliir, ihc Wind .it l\ijl j ilicSvuiw«« 
 
 fll'MtC'! jjil. 4/1 Ml. 
 
 I'lic nth till' Wiiiil i»ine ti) .V- H. aiiil brmiulu in ihc 
 1. 1- .iB.iin. 
 
 I III- 27ili NViit fonl wcaihrr, with a ;;rc.it N. !•'. /' <'"'. 
 wliiilniii('liiily iluivi' Ml till' In' .ipi.ii, whrri'Ui'i n ihc 
 M.iltit, jt till' iiioiii n ut'tlk'(. Ill] aii^.diikr'ii riMpiv- 
 I'jri' to I'c pone. 
 
 'Hk' :.jih, till- >^ii\il If'//, r.iir wcjilHr,tniitii»wrl« 
 to ilr.iw till .Si nil' ti. tliiHiiiif., to iii.ikr 11 rHily to f.ul, 
 I'l't wf wiri' lo wuk ili.u «i' Will tot al'li' III ilo it i 
 Init till' M.iUff I'll iilif.lRiiij; i>, lukliii, ll'.m.jtlhit.- 
 f ' i/ii >iiD til I'll xvi' ii> •. ■■ ,•/ If , and tli.it ;>' i».' i' « ' ' '' ' i 1 ''' 
 
 ,Vf «f » ^ «/« // nli., lir i),/y/ „'»•,' '/ ll\-i .• ./I //« ;;/'/'! / Ni iV.l 
 Zl'lliMj, 411.1 wc^-ni.r (;m!'j /h i .m fLuf. NVhili' WO 
 Wfro Inilic at work, ,1 j;ri'.it !W.if i'.iiiic ti w.itil i", 
 wliiriMiron wc ri'tiril into our Houfi', .iml It loil •" 
 w.iiih hir ill o'lr ilirii' INxirS .111. t one lli'oil 111 tlic 
 t.lumni". Willi 1 Ml l.jiii't. '1 Ins Bc.ir caiiii- on iliort- 
 Kililly th.iii I'vtr any hjil ilonc liilorc, for llii' laiiii; to 
 till- nc.utll Sti|. rli.ii Wint to uiw ot'oili Dooii, and the 
 Man ili.it Hood III ihc lloot r.iw liiT ni'.t, In, .iiilc h» 
 looVd loiv.iiil ilii' oilier Dour, Imii tin y that lli od \viih- 
 mrnvhir, an, I 111 ({teat llariaU'dto hini, wlurt'V^ith 
 he I iiid .ilioiir, aiiJ altlm' \k \\.\\ in a iii.i7i\ ihot licr 
 thro the Boilv, wluriuion ihc ran .iwai. II tlic I'iccc 
 h.id niilViJ (ire, it Ind iutt Inm liii J. ill', and if nay be 
 r<fni/'i««.*'h'' Hear would h.iii- j;oitiii into the Hoiill'. V^r rippd 
 (..iKviirij lirropin, and toiind a pictc ol'a Iliiik with the Hair and 
 *•" *"' .Skill 111 iK-r lU'llv. 
 
 I he Jill, lair weaihir. the Wind V. U". wherelivthe 
 Ice d I OH' awav, andue wrmi^lit hard aloit nur Hoat 
 to ^'et 1: rcadv ; an.l wlii!i ive were at work ihcre rami" 
 unother lie.ir i\% if lie hid limit ihat we wmiid Ik pone 
 and^ was iklirons to talte a picic of lome ol us) and 
 fore d lis to leave our Work and go into tin- I loiife : 
 1 he Ikar tollo'viiin "S w..' lloi her, and rii'i'iiig up her 
 Bcliy, we du Is'd the l.iver and eat ir, whiv h tailed well 
 iiiouph, hilt mide ii« all (iek, elpetially ihrec of our 
 Cnuipaiiv, who were fo very litk with it, that we verily 
 ilioiiRlit welhould have loll 'cm, tlirall their .Skins eamo 
 oil liiMii I lead to F< or, bin they rciover'd again. | 
 
 7»'i(, <il I't June wc were putty well rceu.er'd, and 
 
 haijiipiiow vviouplit lit da\< upon our Boat, wc at Jalt| 
 Cot u ready ; and the reir day elevui ' f u-, wnit to our' 
 Sciire and ilriiv ir to the Slnp, win, h ten 1 f us had at-l 
 triiipte,l het', re, and could not perforin it. And it hcinn i 
 a HfrrinpSiiite, ina.'.e n.irrow li.lund, we fnv'd it ofl" 
 Khind, and irade it a 1 loid Surn, and biii't it fottic- 
 whai h;phtr, that it luipht beitci 'oi.iok the Seas. 
 
 While lomc were thin^ cniploy'd.ilie relt were bufiein| 
 theHoiile to make allollur thini;>. le.ul) tor onr Voyapc, 
 and drew two SkiU with Violna'.s and orhcr ihings iimo 
 the .Ship, which l.iy .ilioui h.ilf-wa'. between ilie Houfe 
 and the open Water, tli.ir we mmln have To much the 
 dioiTer way to rany oui Goodi to the Water-lide when 
 we lliouldpo iway. ! 
 
 The yh was foul weather, with iniuh Hail and ^now, 
 the Wiml/f ;y?, which made an opeiiWuer : VVecoidd 
 then do nothing without iln IT.ul'e. but within inadc 
 all ihinps ready, as Sail-, Oais, M.ilb, Rudder, C^r. 
 
 The (iH was fair weather, the VN'iiid X. E. but it 
 ftuitiiig to V. (f. there arofe very foul weather, with 
 Snow, Hail and Rain, and we could not be dry in our 
 Houfe, there beinp nothni;; but aS.iil o. erit, for we had 
 taken otf the Deals to men 1 our IJ Mt and Scute. 
 
 The nth we drew our Go' lU iiiMciUtotlicShipj the 
 l^'nr that was left we put into lin.il'. t.a ks that we might 
 <iivideii into Loth our Vellel., and the ealier hoill it inj 
 and out whui wc ijiouldbe ciiclob'd with Ice, as we cx-| 
 ptCfed. I 
 
 The I nil was foul \m a'her, and it Idowiiig hard at 
 .V. K.it , wc could do nothiii.; all ih.u d.iy, and were in 
 great fcai lelt tlie Storm IlioulJ carry th'.' Ice andtheShip 
 both away topcther ( whuh iin)'lit well have coinc to 
 pafi ) for then w. had been in pie.ucr niilery than ever, 
 Kcaute oe.r ViChials and Gooi'.s were then all in the 
 Ship. 
 
 'I'hc 1 itli.bcino fliir Weather, we went with Hatchets, 
 
 Halberts, Sho'.iK, and other Iu!*r«ments, t3 level the 
 
 Knobs and H'ds of Ice which !iy in the way between 
 
 our .Scute and IJitat ,ind the Vi'at.'r-lide : Wc wrought 
 
 hard with our Hat.hcts and other Inftriiments, and in the 
 
 ABar"iTji'|T,(.an tunc a great lean Rear i ame out of the Sea upon 
 
 ^^°'jj|j',^\he Ice towards us, which wc luiipofe came out of T4)-- 
 
 ■ f.ii./, becaufe wic have (>:<:» fome of them 20 or -jo miles 
 
 within the Sea. Wc having but one Muftjuct with lu, 
 
 whiih oiir .Surgeon lartied, I r.m 1 n- «td« ih« Sh o 
 letih OIK- or two, wh.rciipouihr I" i i mi ilici me J 
 Win likflv foh,ivcovenakin iiT, , it oi'i t on p,« i,. 
 iiiXthat, left their work and ran aiier her, whi.' .1 ada 
 the Hoar leave ire, and iiirn tow 11.I1 ili.ni; I ', uix 
 il.ot imoihc Hody hi the Surpenf. Ihe ran ,1 v, .»ikI 
 wav fooii octtaken by us :ii„| kill'd oiitriul 1 li'iviu 
 Imotf hei leith out of her HiaJ while liie wa. vn 
 Imnn, ' 
 
 The 13th, beini< fair We.iiher anil nin'O W.urr, wliliTh-. 1 
 .Igoul ll\/ltti,,.l. the Mailer went to die Ifouli „i,d ' ^' 
 ll'ake unto irilh.n,, y(,,,,,',, who had biui loiix lii k 
 tellliip hull, th.it lietliou,{ht 11 pood (leiinp it wji a lit* 
 finiej to p,p fiom tln'iue, and I., will d tliet ompany ut 
 dtue the Moat and .Scute down to i he Water-lide, and m 
 iheN.iiiieot (1 d tobexinour Vinape, 'I hen If .I,,,,,, 
 Hi'ciiii wioti a I ettei, whiih he j<ui into the iharpeof 
 a Muliiuei and Iuhk it up in the I huiuiev, lettinpfonh 
 how h, t,iM;e our of llijmlu, lail to the Kinpilom uf 
 <■"<«, and what had hapned to us in this place, with .ilj 
 fjiirCi- lies, thai il ai v Wen il.,u!d ihance to voiiie ihi. 
 thcr, tluy niijilit know what had hapned to us, md hiw 
 we had been |iir.. d in ourhxtieiniiy to I uildthaiHi.u'c, 
 and to dwell ten moiiihj theiein, and that now at lilt 
 we adventui'd to .Sea in two fmall open Ik.ats Ihc 
 M.iller alio wrote two 1 elters, to uhuli iiioU i tin f.ij,. 
 Iirib'il, lipndiiiii. how th.it we had llal.l iliere upon tlic 
 I and in jjreat Trouble and Wilery, in hope that our Slim 
 would be treed lioiii the Ice, bur that 11 fell out to the 
 contrary, and the I line primp aw.iy, and our Viihl.ili 
 ! beijiniiinp to lad us, wc uere loud, tor the lavinii 1 ut 
 luves, to liMU' the Ship anl t„ Uil awav m out 1 pm 
 uoan, comiiiittinp our lelves to ilie po le.l'i n of the. ^!. 
 niit{hn. And fo, having all thmts tead' , wcJnwthe 
 H<J.it to the Water-lide, and liaiini; a .\:.in iu u. went 
 and teiih'd the Suite, an, I alur that eleven Sleds w,ih 
 (ioods.iiid ViCtu.il , whi.libeiiu' put into tlie Shd ,wc 
 reluriid 10 the Houfe an.l lii.h'd f,,; im U c.uaU 
 (l.iri .l,t,i.,>l„ (whn had I o'h I ecu long Iu k ■ upon 
 Sleds fo ihe place where o'lf Scutes lav, ai'ld fo eiitniii; 
 iiKo 'em, diviileil our felvis cpially, and p' t nito i.kii 
 ; IJoat a liik Man, and lb tomiiiui ng our h lies to the 
 I Will .indMei.'^ ol G d, iM'ha ir.,\. n'.if:, I and an 
 niditferent c^^m if.ii , wc let lail and put to .Sea. 
 I i he I4tli in the morning we put oH fri'in wie 1 and of 
 iVtrt r^-mbU. and the I'alt Ke .idjoyiiiiip, and fiild IW.I^. 
 \ all thai day m ilic lllands pi'iiit, winch vvi' live miles : 
 ■ Rut our beginning was not very good, beini; eticlos'd 
 lapain wuh Ice, which p'.' iis to no fmall lear'and irou- 
 ible. Four of Its went oij Land, and kill J many Uirds 
 with Stoiiea upon the Clitls. 
 
 The loth we lail'd a^a'tj, and got 10 the Klaiui ot 
 O-viHi;-, which is eight miles dillain fruin the I' -.., ol 
 t)i/i'i'; there we went on Land wnli two fuiali ISirrels 
 and a Kettle, to melt Snow and put the W.iter inro t')- 
 Barrels, and to feck torlJtrdsand l";,4gsfor out u. I-, 'en. 
 We put to .'ica again, with a .S. /''. ./V«./ ai I • ./ling 
 U'e.if-r, and failing ;;',yii and ■/■.by '. '■ -e hL-i>oi'ni, 
 wc f.iltiiul our .Scute-, to a great piece ui .ce ; but the 
 il'c.uk- loevs' work-, li) th.it w-.- were again cnclos'd with 
 Ice, and l^ ri'd to Itay there. 
 
 Ihe lytli the Ice came fo fait upon us that it tii.ide 
 our Hair lland upr:pht upon ofr H.-.uls, )br we dnne 
 away (o h.ir.l with the !• e, and wer.' lo lore preU'd he- 
 tween Fhkes of Ice, ih.ir wc thou)'ht verily the S.\w% 
 would burll in a hundred pieces. In tin-. Lxtremity the 
 Mailer laid, That if ve i «/./ t,tk,r h U with ,t Kjtp^ up a 
 thtj.'ji h:, rvc mi^'h th-'evith dr.iw tl'c Sc:itr up, n'i.l h ;'« 
 it cut i'tl: ;ne it .lift "t Ir. J beini; the liphtell man in 
 the Qimpanv, undertook this haz.iidous Icrvice, and 
 creeping from one piece of driving he to another, by 
 Cod's help got to the fall Ice, where fallning a Hope to 
 a high Hillock, they in the Scute drew it to the faA Ice. 
 and tirft in all halle we took out our lick Men, and laid 
 them upon the Ice, having lirlt put Clothes and other 
 things under 'em, and then took all our (Jood.s oui of 
 the Scutes, and fo drew them upon the Ice, whereby 
 for that time we were dehver'd from th.it great dan- 
 ger. 
 
 The iSth wc repair'd our Scutes again, being much 
 bruis'd and crulh'd with the racking of the Ice, and 
 wereforc'd to drive all the Nails fall again, and to piice 
 many things about them, God lending us Wooii, where- 
 with we melted our Fitih, and did all other things nc- 
 cclfary. Then fome of us went upon the Land, with no 
 fmall danger between t!ie Ice and the tirm Lind ; we 
 found four Birds, but could liiid no Eggs, which our lick 
 Men long'd for. 
 
 The 19th was inditf'erent Weather, the Wind N. W. 
 and IV, S. W. but wc were ftiil cnclos'd with Ice, and law 
 
 '4 7 it >' 
 
f^t 1 b. I V. I |,Xv \ ^MI. I he third Voyage of^. Barents into the N, Scti. 5^1 
 
 nwip'ninn, whiili nivlc in ihiiik ili.u ihfi« wimlil be ncil the whole in her Mouth ««li)(hfly at if it h«tl bc«ti 
 
 t tliL' W.iuT into I'l'." 
 
 iiir l.iU AmU; an.l ihJi ivc Ihoulj luver \i,n tiom 
 
 (Imiic. 
 
 i»i«( Th'- vifh CLitt /HiUuf't and MVHim flirm/i dicj > 
 
 |,»''* the IVjih of ilic Urt put 111 in "o rm.ill ilifvOmtoit, « 
 
 IniiiR ihi' ' hii t (iiiiilt mil 'Illy IM n, "ii \vh<ini we rc- 
 
 rnVj <Jllt ftlvf* lic«l lltlilir (iml. 
 
 Tlu' ixJ III the iiuifiiiiiit It Mi'w a iJixiil gsle out iifiliP 
 J,/:, .iiul ihi' Sc:t WM icaliimlily n|-fii, I iit I'l; wiic 
 lorc'il to ilfjw mu Stuik'^ ovir 4 |mi 't of In' (ifiy | .uf« 
 Ic iif, aitil thi'te put thiiii urn the Wrer, .imlthitiilriw 
 lluiii lip on o'lict lii'at li'.ilk 111 liumltnl \ .icm oui, I'c- 
 r.iff vvc .•oiilil Itmn thciii tii.1 gnul p'aio, \vh'-ir vvi 
 miijlit cilily m-t mil i .iiid I'liiii^ po'ten Hiifii ihi' i'|eii 
 NVi'cr, loimimtid our filvi^iodoil, wall in iinliir'iini 
 (!i!f At V. V. /•'. ;iiiil Liil'il H' liy V till Nihin, .iiul then 
 wiiv ciu hml Willi li f .ip.rii, I'lit iw t loii|> ititr ir npctiM 
 liU- <i S line, aihl Wi' pat^'tl ihro' it anil lailM .iluiif; liV 
 till- I.Jiiil, liif wrrc picleiltly hkIi,siI lAiih 1 1 , wlii.fi 
 wi- 1 »'il all the iiuan^ we cc iiKI to iui.ik, Imt .ill in vaiiv 
 At l.iH ((;<nl Ik- prais'il) It opciiM of it tilt, ainl W(.-)((;( 
 im, and failM aluni; liy the I. and 1 1 '. by S, with a Siuih 
 1 1 'mil. 
 
 Tlic ijcj wcfiot tn thi' I'll ft flint, uliitli i'l (lift.im 
 fri'in the f. •/'".'C 1^ miles, atid ilicii Cdiilil i',o no tiit 
 thit, hci.xi'li' the lie l.»y In li.ihl ami ilnli: to){ithir, niul 
 yei it was fair wcitluT. We took the height of the Sun, 
 arul lijumi om Idve. to lie in the LitituJcof 76 i|. jnui. 
 Alilio" It wai fair Siinlhinc weather, yet it was not I 
 lltiMii! as to imlt tlic Snow, that we iiiinht have VVaic 
 iDiln'iik, lo that wo let all our Tin I'httcis anil oiIki 
 
 nothing 
 
 The ift nf lul) Wi\ in liffvrent fur, with » IV, S. tl'. 
 Il'oiili HI the iiMriuiij' T Hiaiiaire from tl;c diiwiia 
 Icr towirU 111, I'l.l lujiii our ilu- NVatu m the' fall 
 I. e ivheicoii wi la), Imt hcailiin ut» nuihe 4 u'lfc, mil 
 iwiy. 
 
 At n V. I Vm'i ihc Ire came In fi fall tiptniw, that all 
 the lie wiiiiiiiii wo lay fiake and tin f.ne piece upon 
 an. ilur, wlicfliy molt of fun Cnu,!, kilmt > il;o Want, 
 I'll' we with Hieie ilili({cii, dii w our Viif» liiiiliir »i|» 
 on the lu'towardi tlio I M\i{, win, h ivhtn «i; had di Mi-, 
 aiul wiiitii.litihour (loudj, wi raiiinr.i ^-rratcr diupicr 
 than u> had hitliono nut with ; tnr win 11 wo Uiit holil 
 •ipm I no pan tl, the relk ('niik ilown with the l.v, whiih 
 w,>iiM nil., many iiiiio 1 roak uii,i<i oiii Ktf, wliith 
 iiia.lc iH alinolk to diipair nl fatcty. 
 
 ( )no ol iho Si.iili4, wluTcin was a (iik ni.m, w.11 liro« 
 km III ni,iiiy plans, hi that wt-yavr it .i\er for loU.and 
 l'<hild eaili other in pititui inanner, iiir knoiv^nn what 
 10 do. ourl.mi dipi.ndini< iIktcoii; luti (jo,! |i) nrilirj 
 It that the piece i of hedravo from ca^ h .nhir, whore- 
 V nil vie tail totln'Scito, .indduvv it imio 111 anaiii, 
 iM fill h rife .IS Ir vv,ii, and laid a hy iho Boat upon the 
 lall Kr, where it vv4'; in more U\ iiriiy. 
 
 Tlii> daiii{eioi,a lal'our latted afoM. Ibvou hoiiri, 
 vvhiili mado ui cxtreani NV.'ary, and war niori duad- 
 f il to w than the daiipcrs wo had if ip'd v vhtn »K//i ;»i 
 lUciii died, and vvc lull ihii day two Hands ot 
 Bii.id, \ (.lull with I inlHii CIntli, a dty I i' vvitlx 
 'iailorstlothr-,. our rtlli-oi'oinu-.ilH.nx. ,1 I'aok .if Siai- 
 
 ihinps till! of Snow to nielf, and put Snow in our Moutlin' l''| t-lotli, Ionic ("h''ile<,a KuiidLt ,/f 0)\ atidaRundkt 
 
 to melt it down uiir Throats, but all was not cB.-ii('h, lo f'f ^'me, \\liiili lilt watlnlg'd with ilio ko,f ithat v\o 
 
 that wc were oonipoi'd to endure great ThitO. j ' ""'d lave iidik uI 11 
 
 Tlifl4th of :7;,'K It (till blew hard out of the $omh A '• 'le |ih it vva, lo flit eloar vvoatliii, tiiat linni ti'c 
 
 HO row'd here and there among the Ire, to foe where wo'''")'' »\oMetofitft in \':t<i ^{iidl.t we had rot the like. 
 
 iiiii;ht bolt Kct out, but could tind no oponinij. When i 'The $tli lair »vc; -hir, the H'ui.lS.H'. the fame day 
 
 the Sun canio to the South we (lot into the Scaj lor win, lii 'I'ed "^cl n li.uil n i.f/ 
 
 7«';.* 
 
 't I 
 
 wo thank'tl God molt li. iriily, that he had font ii< an 
 uncxpoiltod opening) .Tid an llii! H'inJ, whi, h larrio.lui 
 Inllily forward, lo that wi- hop J ti got .tbout l'oii:r 
 KiJJAtf, which we ceulJ then loo about throe miles di- 
 Itum. 
 
 The iith it blew hard at South, «nd brake in pie.-ci 
 the Ice whcroumo wc wore faHncJ, svhciiby wo wotc 
 driven into the Sra, and in datiper tn be call away. NVo 
 row'd a-, much a< wcould to got near the Land, and the 
 Wavu went lo hollow, that wr faw noihing but Death 
 before our Hycj: But God hclp'd its oiue ap.iiii, and 
 contrary to our expciilatinn font: ui a ,V. //'. ,;v,,/, 
 whorrby wc pet to the faft Ice .again. It was then milty 
 woailiir, anil wchad loft light of our other Si ute, nmcli 
 feaiiiip that they wore drown'd. Wo lail'd a mile along 
 by the fait Ice, and not Hndmi; her, sve lir'd a Mulipier, 
 which they anfwci'd with anoth'-T; at lall wo por noar 
 them, and tinding them faftnod in Ice, we went ovei the 
 Ice, and hclp'd rhem to unlade their Scute, which with 
 great labour wc dresv over the Ice into the open Water 
 again. While we lay by each oihcr we lod Itimc Broad 
 and Water together, aild oat it warm, which did usmuch 
 good. 
 
 The 28th SVC laid all our Cioods upon the Ice, and 
 then drew the Scutes upon the Ice alio, bocauic we were 
 fo hardly prels'd on all lidcs, and the Wind came out 
 ofthcSci upon thf; land, that svc fear'd our Siuie. 
 would he crnlli'd 111 pieces. Wc laid Sails o\rr 01 
 'tmkiti.Scutc!!, and laid our folvcs down to lelt ; and when the 
 Sim was North three Bears came tosvards our Scutes, 
 svhcroupon he that kept Watch cried, Thicc Hi\irj^ Vmcc 
 Rem, a-, which noifo wc Icap'd nut of our fioats wirli 
 our Mufquots, that were laden with Hail-lhnt to (hoot 
 at Birds, and having no time to difchargc them, Ihot at 
 them therewith, which tlio' it could not hurt 'cm much, 
 yet ihoy ran away, and in the mean time gave us leifure 
 to lade out Mulquots- with Bullets, and by that means 
 we Ihot one of 'em dead, which the other two percei- 
 ving, ran away, and within two hours rctnrn'd .again ; 
 hut when they were almoft at us, and hcaiil us make a 
 noifc, tlicy ran away. 
 The next day thoy came again to the place where the 
 tk,i,j,a,. dead Bear Jay, and one of them took the dead Bear in 
 iraihtt his Mouth, and went a groat way with it over the rug- 
 •"'*""'' god Ice, and then began to cat it ; which we perceiving, 
 Ihot a Mufi]uet at her, whereupon ihe ran away. Then 
 four of tis went thither, and law that in fo Ihort a time 
 (he had o.atcn alirolt half. We laid the dead Bear upon 
 a high piece of Ice, that if the Bear came again, wc 
 might U.C vo lliooi at her from oni Scute ; and wc four 
 had enough to do to catry the half Bear between us, 
 whichlhcws the gieat ftrength of that Bear which car- 
 
 llii' 7(li fur vvcjlliet, with :,)me Rain, tlio li'h.d 
 U' S.ir. wewotf to the oi" 1 W ;it,T, and ttiao kilfd 
 thirteen |lird.| v mch vvc f uii.l U| on a piece ot dri- 
 ving Ko. 
 
 'i'ho ;;di the Kc I'cgan tJ drive, whereby wvo ^<jt"pe 
 Water on the I and-'iilc : Tlun ilir \M\ Icevvhcrcon vvc. 
 lay bc^an to dine alio, win roi.pi.n v\c v\cm to fotih 
 the Pa, k aud theClieU tliar Itoi d upon the be, to pt|t 
 thciii into the .Souk, and then diovv the Scutes ar ioall 
 throe liuiuli'd and Iciti paces to 1 he Water, T \scak 
 as vvc were ; and then s\r lot f.iil with an /Ci/t ll'in.l, 
 but yvcic loon tort d to make to the fill Ice .igain. 
 
 The icili vvo took i^reat naiiis tn get thro' the Ici-.' 
 and atl.iltgot thio' and low'il foith, until .vo happeiul 
 tl) fall lotvvoen two groiit tlakes ol be, that closil 10 
 that vvo could not get thro', but were forrd t" I'.ravv 
 the Scutes upon them and unia to the (inods and then 
 to draw th';movct to the open VN'aior on the otiior liilo. 
 When vvc had done thi ., vvc mull fetch the Guods alio 
 to the lame place, hemi; at lealt an hundred paces, and 
 when we vveie in upon \\'.-iter, we row'd turward as 
 well as we cnu.l, and had not row'd Iriig o'lC v\e fell 
 bitweii two i;tea' Hakes that ranie dr.viiig one Ti;aiiill 
 the other, but I y Gods help and our fpoedy rovi ing v, c 
 gilt from bet wen 'eui Ijofore ilie) ilos'd up ; and being 
 thro', we had a hard U'.j' I'.' J. right in ourTeitli, 
 v\lii, h .oi.ftrain'd us to make ti)\v4rd tltc fall Ice diat 
 lay by the ihnre. 
 
 ll;e iithui the motiung, as wc late laft upon the ABwItiir.' 
 Ice, .T preat Bcir lame out of the Water, riinnnii.t 10- « ''""''•'fB 
 ward" 1 >, and when Ihe came within thiirv paces ot us 
 \vc dilcharp'd three Mulquots at her, and kill'd her out- 
 right, fo that Ihc llirr'd not a fout and the Fit v.luch 
 came out ot the wounds did fvvim upmi the Water like 
 Oyl : V Vc nicafur'd her Body, and found it to be eight 
 foot thick. 
 
 Three of our Men went tc. an llland that lay before 
 u.% and being there, faw the Cu/j-lfland lying H'eftn.vJ. 
 from them, and went thither upon the Ice, to fee if any 
 Hj.g'i.iii had been there that Summer, but they could not 
 perceive that any Man h.ad been in it lince vvc were 
 there. They got Icvcnty Kggs there, bur knew no: how 
 to bring them to us; at lalt one of them put, off his 
 Brooches, and tying them fall lx;lovv, they carried thoni 
 between two ot 'cm, and the third carried the Muf- 
 quet, andfo came to us again after they had been ii 
 hours gone, which put us in no fmall fear to think 
 vvhat was become of them. They told us, they had 
 gone at Icaft fix l'leniij}i miles to and fro between both 
 lllands, and many times up to the Knees in Water, 
 which mado us wonder how they could endure it, fee- 
 ing we were all fo weak. VVc were much comforted 
 
 with 
 
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5^2 'The third Voyage of ^S\\. Barents into the l\. Sc\is. Lib. I' 
 
 wirhthoKpR-rlicylitoiipht, (o tl'.it we touiHi foiiic re- l orothcr lliiiip i:tnli'r it, whidi t 
 lict' in oin iv.i..it niiKTy, Aiiil tlini lluin.vl our lalt ^ lOiiKl ! rtx'tl iliciryimii; ones iii 
 VVinL- ain.^iv^ll us, wlicrtof every oi\c li.ui iliiec l!y -.liey tlier.-ore lit l-u 
 
 TliL- i:cli and i jt'i. the Wind F.aftcrly, fcu-n ot 
 o'lr Mm wint to llic tirm I an.! to kck ccitam SiorCo, 
 .ii-.l fHini 1 f'.nif, till.' f.or fit' tlkbi-ll I'iri. 
 
 .:irg . 
 
 ■riir I4tli tan- wc.itlnr, wiih .i pood Somll Wind, , tUili- oi 71 I 
 and then the ).e bep.an rodri\e iioni the land, vvhrrcby j Ihe 171'- 
 we wet.: m pooi! hope to have an open V '^'■'t 
 
 tha- isreeeflar; ml 
 ly to enc. 
 
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 lliehr:};l\) i,|' ilu Si::i 
 
 ■ e,',. iv \. . 
 "e , .. - d (u.m 
 Init tJK' I f.i/;.v: /:»/;. toli.' jSl'.,'!,:, ■ 
 lyUil'MVim. Three tlie Mmd N, W. 
 .-.ivl il'ot a Bf/e.v.-| Theibili lidi ucadier, tl:c Wind N 
 
 n., •[:• now ihcy' 
 ■■ id, I'lit pnlii- 
 .. r'- that ihe hear 
 , may be givLnwiio - 
 
 _- WniJ Northerly; wetook 
 tuiind uui ka\a m the I.at> 
 
 Ca 
 
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 ipC ,1.- I ,7.:?, ,^J,;pi, , y 
 
 .Miles, oiuCuui It S.'s.l, 
 \'Viiid tiirnnir. Writ, tly, till- lee I 
 
 <,t' our Mm v.'ent to the next lllind, aivl il ot a Bf/.-.v.- | I lie ibili Ian ucadier, tl:c Wind N. I-., we laiicd i 
 rv, whiih they pa\eainon;.',lknv, luv all our goods were j Uip the Cull .,1" St. y..i-.v'n,. ■ I'ay, where hnduii. 
 ttiiini. II. " ... . I 'v''/'''. '"'■"';'■■ "'■^'"P'> "e were I.Ota hfJe 
 
 two 
 
 , . , ii.i-i ■• ■■ -, --i^'le toii.tVtKi ;., 
 
 Ihe i^lh a Rear eaiiie to »■; ivoni the firm l.ar.il, InnK we wei\ tome to a | I.i.c ulme we found M.-, 
 «ecoiiI.I not dikerii it t" be a Hear, bee.r.iU it Iheued but we were fomewiiat Icarl'ul of tliem, letaule tlnJ 
 111 like the Nn-nv, 1 ut at lad when ll;e came near, we j were fo many, for welawai leali <a of them, aiklkimv 
 (.■erceived l.cr by htr Itirrin^, and liiot and hit lier, but not what they were. As fjon as we lame near tiieShi n 
 therana-.v in. j '"^'V '^'t "t^' ihcu' work and .ame tr.wards us, but wiih- 
 
 Ihe ne\!d.iv fiec of ourMui went a-ain to the iie.xt | out .'Nrnis, and we alio weik 1 11 1,.'.iid, as iiunv as\v!i^. 
 llland, lote if there appealed any open VX'ater, and ^ Wi. 1 (lor diversof us were very il! witli a great Icouii.k.) 
 bcinq h.iit'v.-ay thidiei, tlniiid the lie.ir whieiithe Day , .md l.iKited eaeli other in fiie.-idly manner, they aiHr 
 bttore h.ad bcenlhot by u-, lyni^ beliiid a | lue of lee ; j iheir la,!.i..n, and we after onrs ; the Mailer and l,\sl, , 
 as loon as Ihc lieard them llie went away, '.utciicol the , had been there the Year before, knew Ionic of thtiu i., 
 M'.ntudowuy hir with a lio.it Hook, ihrult lur into ' Ic the l.inie. Men wiudi had hen aboard our -Ship wh,;, 
 the ."ikiii. vlu'rewithih'. Ika' rofe upon her hinder I'eet, , wepalkd ihio'ihe ll'.^^iic.-, and we pin lived ihattlky 
 and asriH- Manthiull at liera;!.iin. fr.e Itruek the Iron \veri- ''icatly afluniCed that wl who at that liiiievnt- 
 r.f iher.i.r Tiork in pieces "hereMiih the Man fell 'o well inmnlnvl with a great Ship, wJl proMded with 
 v' .wn upon h.s ^!^Itoek^, whitli our other two Men fee- ^ -ill t!r.nj;s i.ceellary, lliould now apj'ear in that Comutv 
 inp, 1'. th 1^*' tiieni iho: lier nno the Body, and with , I'M 'ur and deflitute, in a couple of lin.ill .Scutes: .AnJ 
 that Ihe lan nvay, but the otlier Man u cut after her , anion^lt iliem iheic were two, that in fnen.ljy mai'ina- 
 withliis I'l-oken'Staif, and flruck ilie Bear upon the , e, apt the Mailer and nie upon the Shoulder, .is reinein- 
 Back, whereupon llie turned upon tile Man three times brinp us lin.e tiielalf W'yage, and ask'd us for (;ur''(; !- 
 one .liter tlv-orlur. and then iheotlier t\vo tame to lier '"■, meaning ourShip, and ae lliewed them bv Ijuns as 
 and ihot her in ilie Body ar.am, wherewith the fate down , well ,a.s we could, that we had loll our S;;ip in tlie Ici- 
 iipoii her Buriocks, andtli'en they Ihot oii^e .again, where- ivhereupon they faid, Cuilc piov.tl (which v.e unjerl 
 with Ihe I. !l down. All that day the Wind wasN, E,ft"r)d (o be, ll.r.: jn, IJl ,o,„ S/,;^ ? : and made .m- 
 ( !o;.' wi.ither. | jwer, c')rt/',e/),o/w.\ The", lecmcd to be (crry fur o.ir 
 
 The I Stli 111 the Morninp three of our Men wentiip- j 'ofs, and made us ligns that wiien we wire there btltrc 
 onilie higlulf parr of the I'and to fee if there w.is any j tlic) liad drank Wim- in ourSliip, and asked us what wc 
 openV V'.it.r inthe Sea, and returning tons, fiid, that n^d now ; "Iierewitlionecf ourMen went to theicuto 
 tlicy h.id funiuu.hoi'enVA'ater, but ir i.iy fo far fiom | and drew fumi' Water, and gave them a tall of it, but 
 the Land and the talt Ice, that they feared we Ihrnild not , they biakcd their Ikad::, fayini^, Ko d.Ure, that is,' /,• «• 
 be able rr, draw the icutesf> lar ; but iieceiTity ur:;ing ''"' ^1' •'• Then our Malter Cvcnt ncirer to thtni and 
 ns, wewercrcfolvcdtoiry what weeould do, and with 1 '''cwed them his Moudi, to let thcni underlland that v.e 
 indefatigable Pains turmounted all thole Difficulties, and j ^^'erc iionbled vvnlia loofcnefs in our Bellies, and to hair 
 letting fail, we prefently fell aii?on;', Ice again, and drew , tlieirad\Ke liow toliel|)it; but tliey tliought he had, 
 up orrScircsupi '1 it. | tiiade a lignihat we were hungry, wherewitlioneofthem 
 
 The 19';/, (cvcnof our Men went to the Cro/1 Ijlr.nd, "'■"lit todien Lodging, and brought a round Rye l.o.ii' 
 
 abr.iita Mile from us, and being there fav/ great llore of 
 open Water in the Well, wherewith they much re- 
 joiced, and made what liaft they cou'd to the Scutes, but 
 before tlicy came away, they r,ot ico i.ggs. Tliey told 
 I's rhey had I'cen open Water in the .Sea as tai as they 
 could (lifecrn, and were in good liopcs this would lie the 
 lall time we lliould draw our Scutes o\erthe Ice, where- 
 upon wcniadefi)eed to dtifs oir tggs, and drawing our 
 .Scutes at Icalt 2&0 Faces over the lee, got them into the 
 W ate; , and put to Sea with a good tiale at L. and 
 H. N. E. and p.ifTmg by Cnis-lflmd, ten Miles diilant 
 Irom Cape Sr.H'.m, the Ice left us, altho' wc afterward 
 faw foinc inthcSe.i, but it troubled us not, and l"o we 
 held our couifc W. by S. with .a good Gale at 
 E. N. H. 
 
 llie roth, at a S. F. Sun, we palTed along by the 
 1\'.!.\ f'l.rr, twelve Miles diltant from CiT;/j-;y.'.i;j./, and; with much Rain, fothataltho' we coveted ourSculu 
 
 vcighing ahoiu eight I'ounds, and fume Fowls, wliah 
 we accepted thankfully, and gave them m exchange liiii 
 a dozen of Mujchuit. Tiitn our Mailer lal twoof die 
 ciiief ol them into his Scute, and gave tlicni lome of li.e 
 little Wine we had left, being aliiKll a Gallon. Wc 
 \.cnt to the place uliere they lay, and lod fume of our 
 .^ ;,(/(/«■> with water by iliurtire, that wc might eat lome 
 warm thing down into our Bodies : and indeed we were 
 much comibrtedtofte the></i/;.v:''J, liaving not fecn any 
 Man, lincc wc departed from J o/ui Corneiijoii, being \i 
 Months before. 
 
 T he 19th, was fair weathci, and ilic /{iifj-.w.' pn. pared 
 to ft. t fail, and digged f^nie Barrels of Train Oil out .' 
 the Sedges, which they had bmied there, and put tliem 
 into their Ships. 
 
 Thcjcth, the Wind blew a great ftorm.it N'. V\'. 
 
 f.iiling W. S. W. We fiw the Admirals Illand at a 
 W elt S\vi. and pall bv it at a North Sun, diilant from 
 the lilick ('/Hf eight Miles. In paffing by it we faw a- 
 hout 2co Sea liorlcs lying upon a flake of Ice, and wc 
 liiiliii!? rlofe by them, dra\e them from then, c, which 
 was like ro haie coll us dear ; for they being of mighty 
 t'orci', fwiiin round aljout our Scutes with a great noife, 
 asif th-n \^nul,l h.i\c Jevmirediij, but we efcapcdfrom 
 rliemby rer'fonof our good rale of Wind, yet ic was 
 n' f.vikly <ione of us to dilhirb them. 
 
 The mi we pall by Cape P,,;..fj', lying W. S W. 
 ■eight Mil-s fioni the Admirals Illand. 
 
 'tlic aid, lia. 1 ,g I'o good a ga'e of Wind, when wt 
 came to C ipi: u' ■ 1 .■ -t, ivc went alhoar to fcek for Birds 
 ai d Hat'i, b.it ii;i lingnone, we filled forwards, and law 
 a C lift thai wa.s fi 11 of Birds, ,itid iiecring thither, we 
 I alt ;)toiii s at th.'in, and killed 22, and got 1 5 F.ggs ; we 
 nr'ght 1 I'.e la' en many mi;rc, hut iKing unwilling to 
 
 kinl.; th.li " ~ - . 
 
 can.e to ., 
 of which 
 
 withour Sails, yet we could not lie dry, which was an 
 iinaccuftomed thing to us, who had lelt no Rain in uloiig 
 time hef jre. 
 
 The 5 1 ft, we rowed from that Illand to another, 
 whereon there ftood two Crolfes, hoping to find lome 
 Men there, but we found none. 'Ihc VV iiid continued 
 N. W. and drave the Ice towards ll':i^.iici. VV.-,^,. 
 went aflioar, and -found great Itore of Lsfl.- Leaves, .ns. 
 which were of great ufe to lb, many of us tcini; ilicnc^-" 
 lick, and moll of usli) troubled witii a fcouring m oiir||,',' 
 Bodies, that we were thereby fo weak thai we eoulJ 
 hardly row ; but by sating ilicle Leaves, we were pu- 
 leiitly recovered toadmiration. andga\enodgreattlianks 
 for that and many otiier his Mercies Ihc.ied unto us in 
 this our dangerous Voyage. We eat tli.m by hand- 
 fulls, havinghc.ud in livll.-.iid of ihcir great \iiti.e, and 
 found It to be much iiiuie 'hail vv 
 
 ouna It to uemucniiiuieMiaiivve expeCle^. 
 
 Ihe lirlt oi A.iy,iijl ihe V\'ind continued iiaid at 
 Wind, we fouled along the Coall nil wc j N. W. and, the fie, that for a while had driven to- 
 il h'.r lotnt. where wc goL 115 Birds lome I wards i( i:;..,-f, flaied and drave no more, but llie Sea 
 e'ook Willi our Hands out of their Nells, 1 went very liollovv, v\ Inch made us reinoveuvA' S.ii'.esio 
 
 and kdiiiig Jonic v.-ili St.-nc;, they tell down into the i the other lide ol the lll.inj. 
 
 ■W. 
 
 li 
 
 had each of them but oik Fgg in the 
 
 . Leav 
 
 going allio.ir 
 
 i4clls, a:id that lying 
 
 3i> tlie bare uiili, w about Straw ' ihat lome 1 if iii euulJ eat liiike 
 
 could ijijtdo. 
 
 es, vvlieiil V v it iLneiuven 
 
 UlgJllI, VVJlK, 
 
 l.nil.e.ihl 
 h bil'urc 1 
 
 The fe. 
 
 11, ,V1I1I>1 
 
 h.'.wiig 11 
 i'ume of 1 
 
 The til 
 what bet: 
 ciii!-. ovei 
 we let fa 
 tin Sun 
 p.'t Ih III 
 thereof, 
 loiiK Ic. 
 wc eiitre, 
 
 Ihelo 
 the lie, V 
 our com' 
 bili.ie 11;., 
 might bt 
 
 y ' .'^ 
 tiie Cu.i' 
 
 .1,1 abov, 
 
 ,;.*;mi", b 
 
 fiai we 
 that we 1 
 from €■:, 
 i', as aft 
 I uni le v. 
 
 Twhuhi'i. 
 
 -.fv.iiy atli 
 iiinie I' 
 
 < ,-,.1'. 
 
Sc\7S. 
 
 hi. 1-., 
 
 Lib. IV 
 
 ■jw ilicy 
 t polli- 
 
 ...■■• ilmt ihe htar 
 .... , may bcgivuuvho- 
 
 .•iiKl Northerly; wr took 
 id uur Idv.a .n iht [.nt;. 
 
 Miles, ouiCoui II- S.S.I- . 
 
 ;':n.l X. K. wc iailoa i- 
 J:iy, where tiriJii,., n^,, 
 
 vnwah::lccoii-,f<'auto 
 wlicre we (ou:id M^.;, 
 of liieiii, iTc-uile rh.y 
 t loof them, amlkntw 
 we eame r.ear theSiiuu 
 le tcu'arJs ub, l,..t „.,,)|.| 
 L.'.iiJ, as iiuir. .1.SW.-1V 
 i!!witiiagreatloiu,,,|j,) 
 idly inaiiner, they aiier 
 ; the Malicrand |, ^^j,,, 
 knew hiiiie of them t . 
 aboard our Slup «1„ ;, 
 ■i wc pniivcdihattli^v 
 who at tliat limev,,,. 
 iif, Well proMded Willi 
 apcrar ui iliai Coumry 
 ~ of liiull Scutes: .■\ij 
 lar iti iVieiidly „iaiinei- 
 e ShoiiKlet, as rciiiem- 
 .1 askM Lib for our*'C ,-- 
 L-wcdthem bv (i^ns as 
 ft our Si;ip ill the Ice, 
 '/..i/jwlueh v.-c uiiJerl 
 ■'.'■/' .' .." a:id ir.a.ie an- 
 :J to be (orry fur o,ir 
 II we wire there lictere, 
 and asked iis what we 
 Men went to t ho Scute, 
 them a talt of n, but 
 i\o ihUre, that is, It n 
 n nearer to thtni aiij 
 cm underftand that we 
 aur Bellies, andtolia\c 
 they thought he liad, 
 wherewith one of them 
 ;lit a rouiiJ Kyc J.o.u 
 ij funic Fowls, whitli 
 • them ui cxehangcli.iit 
 Mafter led two of the 
 gave them llimc of il'.e 
 :U1l11 a Gallon. Mo 
 , .nnd lod fume of our 
 that wc might eat funic 
 : and indeed we were 
 ', JiavJiig not fecnaiiy 
 'I Loineliji,)!, being ij 
 
 !k1 lIic I{iijj':.i)i.' prt parol 
 s of Irani Oil out ..f 
 d there, and put them 
 
 preat ftoimat X. VV. 
 
 ivc covered our Scuiei 
 lie dry, whi^h was an 
 dlelt no Rain in along 
 
 lit IflaiiJ to another, 
 .s, hopina to find fonie 
 The VVind cominued 
 vards U'.>_^.i/a. VV.',,., 
 
 ftore of LefL- Leaves, -/^ 
 iniiy of us bcin^ then- • 
 .ith a fcourinp ni our''V 
 ) weak thai we eouiJ 
 -eaves, we were pu- 
 l g.»\ c God groat ihaiikb 
 ics Ihe.ved unto ns in 
 c eat tlum by hand- 
 ilicir i;reat \iui.e, and 
 : expected. 
 
 id continued liarJ .it , 
 'vliilc had driven t'J- ' ' 
 
 no more, but the Sea 
 IS reiiiovcuiA' S,:ute>io 
 
 going allioar, found 
 
 L' recovered I ui l.e.dtl ,, 
 
 ilJiii, v\)!ieli Ufurc \ ,v 
 
 T: ■:- 
 
 rha'p.X.VlU. J /je third l^oy age of SSI . Barcnt'H mto thcN. .V.w e^6'^ 
 
 ■Mr, 
 
 The fecoml was d.irk nv.dy weather, the Wind II. ll 
 Mi;v/iiigitill X. W. and our ViChriN were near fiunr, 
 h.iving'nothini; kfi but a Intle Htiad and Water, ..r.d 
 fuiue of usa little C'heele. 
 
 The third, at a North Snn, the wearlier being lunie- 
 v.l'.ai better, wc relujved in k.U(,- .\..ji ^-n- /.:, and fi 
 Ciolsoverto Hi"!'r., and Ui .nmmlltiii;; oiirle'vcs tnOi.i, 
 we let fail with a N. W. Wind, .md'nidid N S. W. nil 
 tin SiMi was li.ilt, ,md then einiid into Iccijrain, whi. h 
 p.'t lis in great le.ir, and about a S. \V. Sun, gut ..le.'.i 
 thereof, aiident;ei nro the large Sea, wlicie wc law 
 lo:iK le.-, anil having fuKdand rowed ab.mt i'' Milo, 
 w.' entred into lee again, an.iitv.as then vciy ci 1 I. 
 
 The fourth, at aSiiiith ealt Snn, beiii'^ g..tten out ol 
 t!;elee, we failed forward with a N. W. Wind, hoidin;j 
 ouveouil'eSoutlurl'., anilaiNo'ii fawthc Coalt ot i{jl"^ 
 belijrc ns, being virylcw I..ind, like a b.irc Strand liiat 
 might be overt.uwcd. We lia.l la led fiom the Fuiiitot 
 \' : .1 ^ ■".ii..i ilnth'-r ^o Miles, anuthencr rannin'.; a!ong 
 tlie Coait with an indiiiuent (Jale, we faw ainuh-jr 
 l{Ji:ii \'ellel, and when we > aire near thcni, they time 
 .;il .above L). ck, and we cried unto tliein C.:iiMii.:i'i,C u.- 
 ..-.'Mi", but they aufwercd I'ii^ai.i, I'r^^ain, iniiniating 
 rial we weie tlieieabouTS, where is we tlion;!ht verily 
 that we had been far nioie to the Weltw.ird, and not la; 
 frtim C;/<./(H.:c, altho' wc were three days failing from 
 I', as after we perceived. The canfeuf tins Error in our 
 .^lOr.ile was, that we were deceued by our CompaU, 
 ',, whiihli.uidiii^iij^i-n a Clielt b.am.l wiili Iron, nuide i s 
 '■I' vary at lealt two I'oints, wiiercby we were mruidy nunh 
 more fiiitherly than we thnight our Cuurfe had been, 
 but alio far more ealterly. 
 
 '1 he iiih (.f .hi^:.Jiinihij Morning being f.air weather. 
 We faw 3.l<jiJ]'nii I ul'uc come towards ns, which v.e |'er- 
 leiving from tiieStrand where wc- ^ay Avithour Scuti-S, 
 dellred the M liter thai we might fpeak with them to get 
 li.ineViclu.ils ot them. When we got totlieiii, the Ma- 
 ;te; w'^ni into tlie ;.i-,i:;i' ■ to .i^k them how tar wc had to 
 (>/-.f.'«c 1 ; thty lield np live 1 iiigcrs to us, bnt we knew 
 r.otwiiat they ii.e.int thereby, bin weattci perceived that 
 llicir nieuungwa., that there Itood live C":olles upon it, 
 ."uid they biouglit their Compalsnnt, and ll.c'.ved cs that 
 i: lay N. W. hom ns. win, h reckoiiinp alfo we had n-ade 
 bv cur C( mpaf-. WIku we law we c(nild have no bet- 
 ter Intel! i;en.ctro:n thcin, the Matter wint further into 
 tlieir Slup, and p anted r* a Harrcl of bilh, irakiiig ligns 
 to know it tb.o would lell u unto n.s, lliewing them a 
 piece of eight Rials ; wdicrcupon they gave us 102 Filhcs, 
 with lomeC.ikes they bad made of Klcal, and about a 
 SouthSun we Iclt them. 
 
 Tlie I 7th we faw a .';.■-/'/.:« l-i'-!,i.i<-' that cunc lading out 
 of the l-l ' :.'e S\- -, to w hum we rowed thai we miglit have 
 f.Jme inlfruclion Irom lum, and when we boarded him, 
 he pave '.;s a Lo.it of Bread, and by ligns Ihcwed us that 
 he had feenour Con.panions .'who weiefeparated from us 
 i:i ir.iity weather ) poniun;.^ to the Scnie, and LolJing up 
 lev en fingers, tiiert'.iy fuuingtiuic loiuany Men weie 
 iiuhe '.ther Sine, and thai they liaii liild them Bread, 
 bklli, Till;, and other Victuals ; and wc faw a fmali 
 Comp.ilsin tiicii l.i.i'^i.', whi, h we knew to be out Boat- 
 liv.nns, and they ackno\v;edged il -.'y liotiglit it of 
 him. 
 
 The iSth in the Morning wc pulled up oir Smne, 
 wliichwc uf-^d inlieaJ cf an An.hor, and mwing along 
 thcCoali 1.11 Noon, wcthenfiw the l'o:nt of '.:)..(//. .■,-,., 
 nitluhc liveCulles ftanduigupon it, lying at the Mom b 
 cf the H W.'e 5f .;, v.hi,hwc wc re tocrofs, and had long 
 I'.ehred 10 fee. We pall tl'.c Poiiir ataN. W. Snn, and 
 having a good N. L. Winu, let foi ward in the name of 
 (icd, anil all that Nij^ht 'ndthe n. xr Day tailed with a 
 good Wind, and fo likcwile the Night loilowing; m the 
 M-jrnin;.; we f-iw Land on ilie Well tide of the 11 'in- 
 iV,-, vvhicli wc knew mult be t!ie Cialt ot L':pl.iii.f^ i'r 
 which we tliank-^d (u.d, who had helped us to lailimr 
 the J/'«..'ei\v in -jr Hour,,, it being 4c^ /i;i.',/. Milo at 
 the lealt, our C'ourfe Icing Weft, witliaN.b. Wind. 
 
 i he : til, \'.c Ipicd certain Crolfes with Warders up- 
 on th-.m, wdiereby wc miderltood tliat it was a good 
 Ro.td, audio I nr into it, .lud being enrrtd, wc l.iw a 
 gieat /<ii//.,!i; y.e./?;';.' at .uii lu r, whcreunto we rowed, 
 aii.i then went alhoar to fonie Houres, \\ '. -re they Ihcw- 
 c.i t.sgrcat brici dihip. In ihcfe lit le Honks we found 
 15^. /:;;.', wbotNcrv MoiiiiUg went to lilli in the Sea: 
 they lived very pooily, eating noiliiir: but 1 illi and 
 I'nad. Wlicn we were returmnc; to onv Scute in the 
 L\eiiii!g, iliey prayed the Mailer and mt to flay with 
 their, in tbeir Houles, wliicli the Mailer thanked them 
 loi. but wouKi not .accept, and I aioiie llaid witlitlicm 
 ollN^ght. I't'ides thofc 1 { /( tf.'rf'/i ihcic were tivo /. ■; 
 /li.'.;'. ,, and liirce Wcnieii and one Child, »■• ho bvcJ 
 
 upon w bar liic /(//,; :„i ; ac ..: iheii., as a | icce of bill,, and 
 the l-ill.cs Head., whoh ilu }{„! r.' 1 threw away, and 
 they witiij^icat tlunhf I; eis t, .k up .- lo rhar .-litc'j' we 
 h.id liitle em lu'li, j.i m >..,ii,; .inlun < f th.ir (Oveit . 
 we thoaeditour Iclces Ilia h.ippy v.oii!;!.on. 
 
 Ti-.o :.nt V,-,- met 1. 1 ro ber (.ia;ir..n-,-, nn.,! I'leved r.ich 
 otliir li'Avwe liad fi.lcu'. I.; and fro' in gi-.!' nrcediiv .-,nd 
 hunger, an,! yei they ha.l endured ii'ioro th.Hi 1 -. Wc 
 iMvetiod thanks who had prcleived ns ah c and lioiidr 
 u- togc'lier .-i;.,ii!i ; and the next d.ic we pra cd the Kji- 
 . « Co..l n, Kake a .Sack of Wuil f r 1 s, p,i\ 1; .. 'lai, ;:-,i 
 it, whichhedd, and oni Matter 1 . eh: lourCcd, if 
 the Filhernien, whuii we lulled, and wl.i e we w re 
 oatmi., the chef of the V<^ i< ■ .aipc 1 i.to us, ano pn- 
 c^euing wc liad not niiirii Breid, W^ lud a I o.if and 
 gave It :o us ; an ! aitho wc ^lehied them 10 lit downand 
 
 eat wu 
 
 I no, ) el wc could b, 1.0 means p..ih..i,i. 
 
 them rA 
 
 It, becauie it was a laltiiig day w ili ilie'm. and we had 
 juuiednutter anlbjt toour bi!'. : And 1. iiiprrlutlo is 
 they were 111 their balii;^^^, tb..ir we could noi'i.e: ilicili 
 once to drink wiili ii>, Lc .mic m r t np was ib'rcwhat 
 greafy, iieaher would thev h nd u; any ,-jf li -j r C',i- •, 
 Idt they ll.onldlegreaiicd alio. 
 
 I he i4lh, the Wind at Lill, w-e pot to the L von l- 
 llaills, wlieie we found irnilj I ilhermen, of wlicm v, c 
 cii.[iiired tori Viand \,/..'. .,;, and they ma.ie liens tlru 
 tlie\ lav Weft fiomus They e.ilt a C. d intoo "r Scute, 
 tor which we gave iheingrearihauks, mu li uondrms.' at 
 theirc-..iirrelV. l".ilhiig between the le\cn llland .iiidihc 
 Land, loiiie biihermeii rowcil t^ us and .i-ked i:s where 
 our C'/.i/. ;■ was ; we aiilV.ercd uiih as mich .'; //..n; as we 
 h.idlearned, C-.ik'c p,t> p'.!, that is. On- .f/v> h.c//, winch 
 they endcrltaiid-ng, laid unto us, f.i-, / lido j- (V.-i... 
 whereby we i.t'derllooi', that at Co'.i tjierc were loirc 
 \::he:l.ii\: Ship-., but we did not much regard their News, 
 hccanfeourdelign uasto fi 1 to ;/:.•.■//'-''■, tVani.g kil 
 thc-^Linperour of i(,./i7.i lliould (lay usai (' .-. 
 
 'Iheii^th we had light cf K^H.inii-, where arc live 
 or liv fmad H,,ufe~ inhabited by L .7. '^;..i. .: Wc p'at in 
 wiih the Land and a'kcd ot' the Lu- >.>.,: nf chat v.-erc 
 K./ ..'...■>., who anfwcrc'd, that it was, and fald, th.u ,it Ci,d 
 there lay three «■ :l:i':rs (.>.■! 'rs, wlieie. f two weio to 
 lad frcni thenre that d,iy. Then we asked them if any 
 ot them wijidd go wiih one? of cur Men by land to 
 (' ..-, proniiling ro ic\vard them Well for then pains ; but 
 they excelled theml'cbcs, fa Mn;;, They could not ,0 froiu 
 thence, but they wc'iild bring' us ovei the Mi.K wnerc 
 we ilioiild find certain /.'!;'... •)";/(■! ;, whom the. tllMl!^hc 
 would go with lis: and fo the Miller and one of our 
 Men goinewith them over tlie Hill, found loine l.ri- 
 l..i„t : there, of wtiom they g.it c-ne ro go without Man 
 piomiling him two Rials of Liglir for his pains. The' 
 l.^;..iiui r took aCiiui iip.in lus Sbuiilder, and our Man 
 a I'oat-hook, aivl about livening they let torward. 
 
 On the 29!h we Ipicd the /,.-;;■,'.:/../.■(• coining a|. re, 
 . wiihoi toei Maii.whetcatwc wondrcd.but when'he came 
 imto i.,s, helhewed us a Letter directed t.. pur Mail. 1, 
 whichheopeiied before us, the Conu-nis theieof being', 
 i'i.-,i li.i- ll'/i.-crii ri:c LcttCi rern.!i\.;, }i,i,ci< nt i-w nnli ,:l 
 ill ','..!{ piicc, i-.iiJ t'v.t I. «i> i;,ice /;.■ : .■ .- -. .•/, .i;/. f t/;m a'.- /. .ui 
 b^cn nit crjl ,iK/:y, being cxc^-cii/iy^ g..:J if c:ir l;,:fp-, 
 .lt!n:r.iiicc, nn.iti.'i:; ho wciil.i fcjci.:,) u;n;' ui::,' m nith 
 I'uii.als a:.i r.li ot^'cr \.'CeJfiiiifii,\/i,i.Pi,>' in. It was fnlj, 
 fribcd jrln Cctuiijou Hip. We wondred who tliii 
 Ihoiild be that fr.ewed us Ititli great friend ihip : tor tiio' 
 it appeared by the letter that" he knew us well, \et mo 
 Cuu.d not imagine ( as It proec'd afiei wards) that ir wa; 
 ihe fame jJm (...nichf. «,who the Year bef.M c li ft us about 
 II. V ll.ni.l. Wc paid the l..ipir.,:J.i his Jure for hu gcjod 
 news, and bolides that, c.ave htm He le, Breeches, anj 
 other Furniture, to that he was apparelled like a Hill.n ■■ 
 ■• . 'Ihis/ ■p..i/i,l'-i walked w 1 11, for our Man laid they 
 Were two Days and two Nights m g. ing to (.V..i, and 
 > etw, liked a[ ace, wheicish'-' was but one Day an,! ;i 
 Night coming backio ushebrough. usa I'artr'dpc which 
 he had killed on tlie way. 
 
 '1 he nexrday we Uv; a l{:ifli.m J.H come rowing uith 
 .t III C ' He .^un an,l 0111 Compuuoii, wlio bciiu^ l.iiided, 
 wc received, a. h either with great )0y. He bi ought u;, n 
 barrel of Hufv.i^h Beer, Wine, ^Ijiiit Vit.>, Bread, F'clli, 
 Ba.cii, S.ihnon, Sugar, and o'hir things, whuli were a 
 great relii 1 to ii\ an.! we rej(u>ccd tOftether for our 1 n- 
 expecb d meeting ; ami attb.at im.e ga'. c< lud unaith.ii .-.j 
 forhii ircrcN lliiwed to u-.. 
 
 '1 he Icjond of iV; m;.-/ lu in the Movnir.g, hc r.:wtv' 
 U[uiT River, aiiil faw fo,ue Tiees on ilic 11. .nk liJe 
 whidi ir.adc us glad, aj if we v.erc come intc a r.i v, 
 World, lor in all tlie time wc had bciii ut, weli.i.! nc 
 feen 11 1 ly 1 tecs. In the Feci. inj-. we got to r . 1. 1 c ....-i 
 
 S:-\..t. 
 
 -3 
 
 mi 
 
 n-\: Ml 
 
 i h' '■ fv 
 
 h 
 
 ■ .1 
 
 •I'Ti 
 
 nd mac'e meiii vviih hi. S-. 
 
 b-.i. 
 
 ■f'A 
 
5^4« The third Voyage of ''NW. Barents into the N. Seas. Lib I^ 
 
 i 
 
 M.H' 
 
 Ken ill tlw Wiyagc with him the lalt Year. ITicn wc 
 r(>wi\l triwanl. ami late iii tlso Nij'.ht got to (.'■■'.', aiw 
 wcr-.- all cxvctilinr, rlul ih.it (.\>y\ ot his im-rcy hail Jeh- 
 vcrcil us out of iW n-wj l'.iiii;ers and TrouWi"*, ami 
 trouRht u^ ihith.i in I iti ty. 
 
 The nth, I'v thcai.il'ciii of tlie /^((//.".I'l Govtniour, 
 (ur IViit into the Merchants 
 
 R>.t webroupht o i S.:uti- .11 
 
 „p(..raHinifc toil-ir.! lor.i Miir.ori.il of our Ion;', ilaiigeioii- 
 
 m.nt 
 r U-fcr. 
 
 held a N. E. Courfe from i!ic North Cape, which Cjurfc 
 we coiiKl not hold tlotn A'oDj Tycmli-i, beo.aule wc weii; 
 then eutred into the lee. 
 
 fdhwi'ig Sita wc>\' xfiitien hy W'llji.uu Rar:ni< 
 f.''.- ['il-ji bcf.-r: mci.rii'iie,!. 
 
 amliievirbefuief.iiled Vov.i'.-c. wtiiih I by (.ickI's heip 
 wasivituriiieJ iii l!iu:"eO|-.'\ S.iiies, bcm;.', almuli ^c 
 ».r.iMile,. 
 
 'Hie iS:h wef.iru.! fionthv River C /.', and on tii.- 
 lirll of .V':. •,•/,■■•. ai lived at AmiU- .t.m, in 'he !a;ue| 
 Clo.i!h< we wor.- ill S-.'t\<''il ■■. with our Cai»s tiir\l with I 
 \vhiie Fox SI. i.s. '1 he lle\v^ tliereof l<eiii;.;riMV,id .il'r.iad,| 
 it wavil'.o ,.iir:e.l to the I'liiue's Onii! at ihc llr^i.i; 
 towhiih pla.; nvweieUv'i-ht !'y the Seiut and Iwcot' 
 
 li pM.' 
 
 k 
 
 ,1:11'. tiietwUi I r 
 
 efiMieet^f I'niKc A(.i;.'-u •, di- 
 
 K' 
 
 Ihcl'.' , 
 
 vets Hill 'airul-irs, ,md tl'.e B irphermalh-rs, ii%ule a 
 liearrilofoiii !.>i);;a:id dan ,uous Vny,ii;e. 
 
 We i;>iiiiJ hyexpcrien e, 'hat our yreated huidiaiiet 
 \\.istheLxalnnu V r: S''"' •■ ""'''■"' 71> 71. 7$, and 
 76 Decrees, wliicli \v.i< iiii)V,' lii.iii we met with at Sea 
 heruei'ii buth I.aii.!s, altho' we were then nr.Kli more 
 Nnr:htr'y, whi.li iheu'.tliai it w.-.s not the ncarnelsot the 
 N.rth Pole, bii: the \ ■: thit ..line troni tlie i.i./.i'/.ji; 
 
 Sea al out .V-: 
 
 ,•/«;'; 
 
 th It made Hi f.el the I'.tcatcft 
 cold. An.! it is c'blerv.ible, iha- u\'''C:>i'.:.!.l under 80 
 Dosrees, tliere is boili Li-avi ., .nidCrafs whcrion Dc.r 
 and fihh IJealls as feed oiiLeaves ail.l Grafs, do live; 
 wherea; on the contrary in \ :w ^•mbU, there groweth 
 neither Leaves rHirCr.ds nor are there any ISealts there, 
 but fiieli a^ .acblelli, as I'lear- and Foxes, d-. akho' it 
 lies t"-/ur, ti e, and lix Dc^rec^ inorc Soutlieily than 
 yifernivi.i : So hliewife it is ubferved to be ni'.uh _h()tter 
 a'^oiit the ■]>./.■ .';•, whuh are ij Uei^. and a half from 
 the Line, than under the Line it Lif. Our Pilot /;'/7//,!m 
 Pirc/fi died in this opinion, beiiii; fully perfwaded that 
 our intended Uiuoveryh id beui pcrferted, if we had 
 
 T HH i.jth of Ai.ylK ,\Vir < //r, 159^, wc fpak- 
 * with the 'i.'moir.i:, and a^ked them liow the 1 z:A 
 and Sea did lie to the Kallward of ;/ .^I'l-.i.-t : They f.iiJ 
 afier h'Ncdays i(juriiey going N. E. we tlioiild eonie to a' 
 ijrejt Sea Kjuanls the S. t. The Sea to the Fj(lw:rd cf 
 U/'i"^! i.'c.', they laid, was called A/.i »,n,;, ih.it i,, .0 lay 
 '/■/■.• ic./,. .SV.f, and the People of ;f> fi-oujc told us the 
 lame. I .i.ked ihcni if it was fio?.cn over at any ti- ,e ol 
 the Year : 'I'hey faiil it was, and that fometir.-.ci tluy 
 palled it with Sledi; and the fame was alfiiined by tlie 
 l{iil]cs we met iiia t-i-ioic or Hark the tirlt of Sept ir.!.- 
 ' SvSi who told us that this Sea w.is luuietiiiics fo fiozcn' 
 that t!ie Luigi-sur Barks going from I'cchcrii to du-li/i.ll' 
 are foriedfonicr lines to winter there. This l.id p^j^J 
 was won by the i^'j!/"' '■'"i" 'I'C Tiitt.iii three Ycais 
 palt. 
 
 As to the ebbing and llowing of the Sea, I could find 
 nonethere, but with the Witul, lo runs the'Stream. 
 
 Thetlurdof .S\y.'e».i'.' thr V\'ind v.as S. \V. and tiic:i 
 Hound the Water higher than with the Wind at K. •.,; 
 N. K. My Opinion isgroundid on lixpericnce, th.i;, it 
 there be a I'alfage, itisfniall, or elfe the Sea could no: 
 rtli: wirh a Southerly Wind ; and tor the better Proof t.i 
 know if there were a 1-lood and Lbb, on the ninth ct 
 S:ptcml-cr 1 went allioar on the Sonih end of the 
 Srf-.ici IJI.iii.i^ and laid a .Stone on the iTink of the Water 
 and v.viitround about the Illand to ilioot a Hare, and 
 when I returned, I found the Stone .is 1 left it, and tie 
 Water neither higher ncrlower, whieh proves that thcr; 
 is no Flood nor Ebb. 
 
 I I 
 
 a;..' 
 
 June. 
 
 Chap XIX. 
 
 The Vqy.igcs and T>iJcoveries of Henry Hudfbn ton>ards ths 
 Isiorth 'Pole, fet forth at the Charge of certain Merchants 
 of London. 
 
 
 TH H firltof .\/,o, \tr-!, we departtd fioni 
 C, .tvrtri:./, our Ship's Crew lonliiting ot ten 
 Men and a Iioy, betides the Mailer, and on the 
 itth we were fix Leagues tu the Halhvaid ot 
 Shctlnttd, in6oUeg. 11. Mill. We h.id 64 Rithoms at 
 our founding, black, ozy, far.dy, withfome yellow Shells. 
 The Compafs had no variation. 
 
 The :50th we v.ere in (\ Deg. 1 1 Min. this day the 
 Kccdle in. lined 79 Det;. under the lli^'i:;m. 
 
 The I I th of fioic we faw fix or fev en Whales rear 
 oiirShip: VVc itcercd N. K. VV. and en the ijthfaw 
 1 and on Head of us, with fo.. li e : We called the 
 Head land T.'un'Csi'i'.p-, and aNery hich Mount near it, 
 like a round Caftic, wecalied the ishui:: 'j i.-.-..'V A/e'ev; 
 Our Sails and Shrouds were fro.a\-i. Wc lay a hull from 
 I he ii^thtothe lytb, aii.l peieeived a Cuirent letting to 
 theS, W. 
 
 liiciSihand icitli we lieered N. E. purpoling to 
 fee whether the Land wc dekriedthe 13 day, were an 
 lllind orpart of C„citl.i>:d; bur it being a ihiek Fog 
 iMthmuch Wind at Soirh, wechar.ged ourCourfe, and 
 itecred N. N. E. hopinij for an openSeatotalKvhh the 
 .J l)odv of* \'eiv/.:H..'. 
 
 '1 he ii'tli at two in the AfuTnoon it cleared up, and 
 wc faw the Sun, \\ lii. li \ ve liad not teen linee the lerond 
 of this Month. We kept a Xorth-ealterly Courfe, 
 iretting vviih many Fol',s an.l Calms, and intich Ice 
 driving in the Sea, and on the i7tli wc delcried '.><;,■«- 
 '(«'./. The !ce lay very thick ah iig the Shear, and hav- 
 in;', .ifaT Wind, vveeoaited ii in j I'niooth Sea, and had 
 no ground at too Fathoms four leagues from the 
 Shi^itr : We reckoned our fehes to be in 78 Degrees, 
 .in,i iijt far from i'f'^cili.ik,: /Xs v\c ran along theShoar, 
 we (bund no great cold : At eight at Xight wc lliapcd 
 
 our Coall N. W. ar. I at ten faw great floro of Ice on 
 head 01 us, whereupon wc tacked and Itood avvav 
 S. S. E 
 
 Note, that altho' we ufe the Word Night for di- 
 ftinClionof time, yet the Sun was long before this, al- 
 ways ,d)Ove the Horizon, but we had not as yet feenhim 
 upon tlie Meridian North. 
 
 '1 he 2S:h, it cleared up at 1 z at Night, and we 
 found oiirfclves bctv\ een the Land and the lce,I'i;;e.'/i.j^ 
 bearing liatt of i!,s. 
 
 The 19 and joth were lloriny, we lay a hull. 
 
 The firit wc lloo.l N. E. tor the Shoar, and v\cre 
 foon embayed with Ke ; by our obfervaiion wc were 
 in 78 L)eg. .^1 Min. whereby wc ai counted our felves 
 thwart ol ii <■ yicx: hi.u.tw.'ht. in the Evening it eli.in'^l 
 up, and we fbund our felves Ihot far into the Inlet, anJ 
 h.td no grntind at 1 rn Fathoms. 
 
 The leeond, the Wind N. K. and clear weather, die 
 Ice to the Northward of ti«, and an open Sea to tlic 
 Southv^'ard endcr our Lee. 
 
 The third and fourth our Shrouds and Sails were 
 f.ozcr. 
 
 'l.ic hfdi tnueh Wind aiN. E. we lay a Hull, Lcin;; 
 then near the Mouth of the Inlet. 
 
 The lixtli the Wind N. E. and the Sea grown, and 
 very gicen ; Latitude by Obfcrvarion 77 Ucg. io 
 Min. 
 
 'Jlie fevcnth was clear, and we were tnconipafred 
 with lee, and were now eiitied apain into a black Sea, 
 which by proot we tound to le an open I'afliige. 
 
 The eighth very liggy, wc llcued S. by E. we 
 faw niuclt drill Wood, .u.d many Seals, and two 
 Morfes. 
 
 Tli« 
 
 
Seas. 
 
 lib J] 
 
 ■Jorth Cape, wliich Comi fc 
 ^ct)iH.t, bccaulc wc wirc 
 
 '<•« Av Willi.mi Parjtitv 
 
 ^ '; '■■'''•. '595. "'c (pak- 
 kcd thciii liow the; 1 zvA 
 
 I- t. we tllol:M>oil;,;.oj 
 he Sea to tlic f:j(lw.-.rj ri 
 '}' • "■';•■. 'Ii.it i.. .0 lay, 
 ]\ Hr. Jroiilc told us the 
 ro?.cn cjvcrat any t;-,; oi 
 lut that lbinctirr.es tluy 
 ame was affirmed by the 
 rk the lirli of Sept ml,: 
 uaslu.iietiiiics fa frozen' 
 trom i'ccl^orn to <7;, •//■/(',//' 
 there. This lad plac,' 
 the 7V!//.i,j three Yeats 
 
 of the Sea, I coiiJd find 
 lo runs the'Sireatn. 
 irid uas S. W, and then 
 vith the Wind at K, .j;- 
 il on lixperiente, tli^ic if 
 elle the Sea could no: 
 d tor tht better Procf t,. 
 id tbb, on the niiKh ri 
 the Soinh end of the 
 ithe brnikof t);e Wa:cr 
 to liioot a Hare, and 
 ine as 1 left it, and iL- 
 whuh proves that thcr-; 
 
 I ton?arcis tk 
 in Merchants 
 
 It' 
 
 n great /lore of lec on 
 eked and (food away 
 
 It Word Night for di- 
 asloni; before this, al- 
 :had not as yet fecnhim 
 
 II at Night, and vvc 
 .1 and the hc^VogdHjii 
 
 \ vve lay a hull, 
 the Shoar, and viere 
 r obfervaiion we were 
 : aieounted onr fclvei 
 1 the Kvening it elearrtl 
 t far into tlic Itilct, anJ 
 
 and clear weather, tlie 
 md an open Sea to the 
 
 irouds and Sails were 
 
 . we lay a Hull, Lcini; 
 r. 
 
 the Sea grown, and 
 il'crvarion 77 Dcg. 30 
 
 we were mconipaffed 
 1 apain into a black Sea, 
 jn open Fallaije. 
 
 Itcned S. by E. we 
 re any ScaJs, and two 
 
 Tli« 
 
 f i 
 
 f| 
 
3, 
 
 111 ■ 
 

 \§: 
 
 L 
 
I hap. XX. / he SciC'k/ f^qycic;^c of A^r, ilcnvy lladion, <src. '5<$5 
 
 <M'i-! (hi 
 
 Till- 9tluii,l i.th liific \\'iii.!, wc wtfte cikoiniMlUi' 
 wiih ki.', ,iiiil r.wv many bt'als. 
 
 '1 liis v,as wt fill In' ''<■'.' '' V'.'r, oru" oF ihc Slii; ^ 
 ('rnH'iry i tlut will li r;;ll()V^lrcm< lobe taken tn ui 
 Mr. i(/..(,Vj;'i own Notes, 
 
 Tlif I I'll w^.i ;!i.;r vi I'lirr, th,- V\"iin!nr S S W. \vc 
 w. I' I'.it iii'o .1 'II cii Sea .. ;,iiii, ami (aw iiiiii; WliaUs 
 Wi h.iil ihe S'ln 'Ml li.e MfiiillPn S. hy \V. lis i4reaieit 
 l<ri'<lit w.-l< ^7 Dc);. I - }.\\-\. by tin* nliforvaiu'ii ue 
 v.'ic iii7y n ::■ i? Min wc hail a I'relh flak' an I a 
 f 'utIi Sea, I V iii.'ans wiieri it" oiir Ship linl un-.mnn. 
 M tivn!'nwCfi;r('ariy wcreli k v.'itheati:ijjol DearsKlelli 
 inriiay beWge, iiil. Itnl. 
 
 'I'l'i' I itiiwas t'f'j'.fy, tlic ViiiJ at South; intlie Morr,- 
 iii'; oMr Sliroihls u.-re iVozcii ; at No'ii we reckoneil 
 our fuvc'. iiiulir So Di'j;. we (leiieil N. and N. h. nn'.il 
 we h\\i I T ahr I',! of ik, aiul iluii -.vc call al'Oi't to tlie 
 S 1-.. At nvtive tills Nijlit ii olcircl \\\\ ami we law 
 f;ic »'a«./oiit I I i!k top, bearint; *>. .S. W . tuelvcLiMfjue;, 
 
 ■| li'> r 5'li, til. Will I ar S. I^y V.. v^c (looj N. E. by U. 
 .iifl ueie I'y ul'li rvatioii in Su Dep. i^ Mill. v.f. ("uv 
 iiiHiv Wliali's : '1 h:sM.)rniii)', being \ep y ekar, vve.jiulil 
 ii'ii iVe any l.eour .if the u^\■^, biit at tiireL- in tkc After- 
 iinon we faw fo niiieli lee a licad of iib, tliat we aie 
 l(.r-eil to ail! r oui Comle a^ tlie loe woulil i',;vc iii 
 l;'avr. 
 
 The i^fli. iva« calm vi'li Foi* , at niiica'.'nall rale:u 
 
 I ilk, wcllnrc.l.S. r.. by li. ami met with n iirceii Sea 
 ' ;ain, wlii; h wo lonnd by CKperiencc t" he freri fioni lie, 
 •';,iii ilie aranc or ['lew Sea ■ At this time we had nn.'re 
 I'l lis diaii iifiially. At Noon, being a tliiik Fog, we 
 fnuu! our k'Kes iie.ir Land, bearing liall of ns, -'.'i.l 
 rninini; fiirtlier, we found a Bay open to the W'eit and 
 hy North. 'J lie N'o-ilierii (idc of this Hay's Mouth be- 
 in;.', Iii;;h Land, isafinaU Mind, wliieh we called C. '.'>..' 
 r'.',^,-, by tlic name of our R.i.inivaiii, who full f.iw it. 
 j-krc wc l.iw many Wlial, ;. and due eaiiie under the 
 Keel of or Slii]-, and nvule lier lieel, yet by God'i mer- 
 cv we had iioliarin : At a S. W. Sun a Flood fet inio tlic 
 I'av from tlie N. W. b) N. At rh« Month of this Bay 
 wcliad 30 Fatliom Water, and then 16, but fnitlier in 
 uc had no proinil at ico Fatliont, and therefoie iiidgcd 
 
 II rather a Sound tlian a Bay : On the Southern fide lie 
 rhrrc or fnir fniall lllands or Rocks. John ColmAii my 
 M.ne, and 'fV,7,-m Co/Z/h; my Boatf'vain, with two o- 
 ihers, wcntalhiar, where they i'ound and brouj^lit a- 
 bnard a pair (f Morfes Teeth in the Jaw, alfo kiine 
 Vliales Bones, and about a dozen Ueir:. Horns : they faw 
 the footing of o-hcr forts of Bealls ; tliey faw alfo loine 
 Ro!-t;ccfe, Aviih much drift Wood on the Shoar, and 
 f MU'.d a ftrcani or two of frefh Water, with which they 
 eon|(d their tliirff, it bciiit; liot on the Shoar. Tin; 
 Nii'ht proved ekar, and we li.ad the Sun on the Meridi- 
 an, on the N. liy E. part of the Conipafs : Fi'ini tlie 
 upper rdj;c of tlie Uonr « wiih t he Ci oG-ftaft", v efouiui 
 his height to Per,, .^o Min. wiihoiit allovv iig any thing 
 for the SiMiiidiameter ot the Sun, or the diftaii c of the 
 end of the Statf frtini ilie Center in tl-.e F^ye. 
 
 The I'jth, e!car weather, iheSim lliiiiin;; warm ; 
 Ccllhis Cape bore of i;s S. F. and \ ve conkl fee the hiidi 
 
 lThf»rc;i 
 
 Si Ii'i;. 
 ' j5 ^4.. 
 
 ilaiidil f^rfy. .j/'r/ 10 1 -agucn frcniusi') the N. t By 
 
 my a,\.iiii'i, liie N'ortlnriiparr ot ilnsl.and wliKlinnvi" 
 
 we fav\, (tietelied into 81 Dei;. All thii d.iy wr-sii idgitn: 
 
 dear vieatlier. little Wu.l, and re ifonnbly '•vafp. 
 
 'Ilie ifiih, \varn>aiid c' -ir weaiher at Noith; we 
 were eivniiipalied wiili I,.t, and haviiij', nuvv ti n ti- 
 Wiird 1 he fill till It part of llie Laml by us iliUovere>l, 
 viliieli for the molt pare trends N, L. .ind ■>. W. wc 
 enn'ddifetn more Land lOinini.', ro the faii.e, lirctching 
 l.u N-'tili into ii.'. Uefiree.s, and 1>\ 'lie bovvn^ or Ifcvv- 
 ini' of ihe^ky null h tiirther, whieh wli^'n 1 hut law, 
 I hoped to liiida free .S'a bef, v ei n the Land and ihc lie, 
 andfo to liiveiompalled ilu-, Liiid by the North, but 
 1101 V tin. ling it impoiiible bv realoii of thenbunJaiiceof 
 be to the Nortluvirds of u<, which joi'ieJ tu the 
 I ad, we bi re up the Helm and returned; and ihis I^ 
 cinalfiire, that between -S DeT. -jo Nbn. and bi Ueg. 
 bv this wayllierc is nopalfage. Wc Iteercd VV . S. \V, 
 l.dui C'c'//;/H Cape, in Si Dig. 30 Mill, bearing N. 'i. 
 Iioin us. From thi'^davtrt the loth, vie fleered v.iriouii ' 
 Coiirf".s, in \\ hull nothing hapiicd remarkable. 
 
 Untlif jrrli, a thick Fog, i aim, and tlic ."^cavery lofiy j 
 
 we lieai-'. the nit onv-iifeof the lee and. ""ca, vrhieh vas 
 
 till. Iirit Kt vw. heard ci lave rniec we were at Collins 
 
 Ca|e 'i'he ^ea I'.eaxiiip us tov\ard the Ite, we cn- 
 
 I dcavourul vv'th our lioat to tovv our >liip f.:u!ier from 
 
 the daiigi r; but the .Sea v\enr (o hi';h, that it was to 
 
 ■ luiaii p.irpofe, and vve li.id here ended our D;koverv it 
 
 I Godhid not giviiMis a fmail fialc in our Udtuf,. ll.ie 
 
 I wc f iind the want of a good Miip-boar, and a't'o of 
 
 half .a di zen long t'ars to row in our >liip. We h und 
 
 ; !'y the L:y >ky and orr nearnefs to i-tr.-iil-tiJ, that tiieic 
 
 h no I'allagc that vvay, w hich if tliete had Le.n, 1 jii- 
 
 ' tended 10 iciurii by the North of C r'n,:t., to Unis 
 
 i .*treigli!s, and 'o tor /•■'.;;...».'./. Mere liavim; tl;e bcnrfit 
 
 I of a Wellerly Wind, whnhbapiicd leld m during this 
 
 I Voyage, i ve altered our Com fe and Itecred to th •' Eafl- 
 
 ivvnril, and en the iSiii fiend our febesiii76 Dei;. 36 
 
 :Min. 
 
 i (In the lyth we beard the iiit of land to VVind- 
 Uvard, audi knew itto I'e fo liy the colour of the ''ea. 
 lit was (o thick a Feg, that we could iiardly fee a Ca- 
 1 bit's length trom the .'hip. V'Vc bad ground at :.<i F.i- 
 ithoni. fmall black pebble "tones ; at the next kivndirg 
 I 'jo FatliOni;., fmall atones li.Ve lieaii. ; at the next Calt no 
 gV'Und at 60 Fathoms: Wc tacked and ftood S. V"V'. 
 a!J thisday an cxrream thick bog. 
 
 i The -jrth it cleared lip, and vie law parr cf Crccv- 
 I /.iw/V bearing from us li. >. E. vve ilien leckoncd our 
 felves t I be in the I atitude of 76 Deg. 
 I Oiitb.e^lft, tlic Wind atE. ?i. H. and being like to 
 proeo niirli Wind, contrary to oiir purpofe. the Fogs 
 iiiorerliKk and rroiiblefiinie thaiib rmeriy, divers things 
 ncceiriry wanting, and our tlnie well nigh fpciit to ifo 
 furtlitr i;ood this Year, I lomman.ied to bear ii;> for 
 /v ;■;/.■!«.■/, .and Ifccred avLiy ■■*. S. V \'. The mxt Morn- 
 ing at t'our vve were thwart of C'/r '-v-Jiland, being a 
 very ragged 1 and on the Weltern lidc, riling like biay- 
 coiks. 
 
 On the f; of An^^tift vie p'lt if.ro the Illcs of Fci<; 
 in (11 Deg. and arrived in the 'ii\:>nrs the 15th o£ Sef- 
 
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 Chap. XX. 
 
 
 Ihc fcmid Vl 
 'PalJAge to the 
 by himjclf. 
 
 of Mr. Henry Hudfon for 
 
 tail-Indies hy the North^eajl 
 
 fu nil tig a 
 Written 
 
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 Mr.. 
 
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 I' 1/ the lid, vvcfetlai! fiOni St. h^/itherhr, 
 and fell down to /i.,-i<;^iv'.i,;', our vvb.olc niiui- 
 bet being I ', Perlims. 
 __ _^_ 'I he 2r ih ot A/-V vve vvcr^ ill Latit'ule ot 
 64 Deg. 52 Mm. the Needle then declined under the 
 H"iy^i),by the Inclniatory Si D''g. and vve h.ad then a 
 ImoothSea, whereby I am alluie.l my Obkrvation was 
 v;ond. 
 
 'I'he 2:J wc reckoned our filvcs in67 Deg. the .'ca 
 ViMslnicoth, thcNeceile duliiied ii L'eg. 
 
 '1 he X7 we accounte.loui felves 111 , .; L/eg, 40 Min. ..,w /.,■ . ,..nau .-uu* v »ui lum 
 .I'ld the N';cdlc inclined, beinjjafmcwh ^ci, almoll «.( I ed ilui wc were then in 74 Deg 
 Lkjitecs. 1 i i i 
 
 The mil wc fivv ihc Sun on the Korth Meridian 
 ^ Deg. <s Mm. above the Ho,i;^,r.; Latitude by Oblerva- 
 tinii 73 Deg. ij Mm- 
 
 File ?d of 7h«c vvc had fight of the Noith Cape, bear- 
 ing .^. W. eight Lcagiiei from lis: Obferving the Va- 
 riation, I found it tothc VVeltward 11 De^. and hav- 
 ing a liiiooth >ca, the Needle inclined under the Horizon 
 b4 Dcg.£ o Min. the nearult I could lind. 
 
 The iJ.hvvc faw the Sun on the North Meridian 5 Deg, 
 40 Mii.'ihigh. 
 
 The 7;h wehad Snow for four Hours ; I account- 
 
 jo Alin. here the 
 Kecdl* 
 
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 5(J^ Hudlons Voyage for thc^clijcoyep of a N. fK 'P^pi^c lib IV',1 chap' 
 
 Kcoiilo inclincil 8« Ucg aiiU itic \-i was ot'.i dark blew 
 loluiir. 
 
 The oili, b.inn in I..ntitui!c of 75 Dc,'.. 19 Min wc 
 cti'Tit iiiiotlu' iiilt Uc \vi' h.i.l iVcn tins Vo>anc , wi: 
 floi I'lnio It, li ['in^ tiipct iliru' it, ami held a Nnfi'i- 
 raitiily lourk-, looliii;; tor one puce nl' Kc, anJ hcir- 
 iiig ii|> tor aiioilicr, t II wc wcti j-ot four or (ivc l.cjpiHH 
 wiiliin it, itui t',iim,l ilic Kv ,1 lii;iil of ws lo linn ^uid 
 thick, tlui wc wctc 1; rccd to ictiiiti as wc went in, aiiJ 
 at U\\ v't li'f "t it- 
 « WfTOnlJ ' '"' '^*''' '■"!*■' "f o^r Compuiy lookiiii; over boirJ, 
 tfna. fi'v .1 Miriu.iiil, anJi illinp up liciic of tlir Coinpnny to 
 
 lioli r, <iiii' n.dii- i.iiiic up, ,iiul Oic \\,istluii come ■-loli; 
 totlic Miip li.le, I i.'kiiii', ciiiK'Uly on tlic Men : Suoii al- 
 ter a Sea i.iiiii;.ii:il ovc tiiviii\l li,T. I'ruui tlnNaMl np- 
 ua ik tiiT Ba>k aiul llnalls were like .1 SVoniaos, liii 
 B J. a^ I'ij; ai on.- ol iisiur Skin Mry wliite, and 
 loni< bi.ick llair li.iiii',iii;' Juun licliiii.l; In lici po'i'lJ 
 down tlicv law hcr'I.nl, l.kc ilii; 1 ail of a I'oj' 1, and 
 fpctklcd like aMaikaicI: Tluir Names ilut faw lur 
 IV re Ji in.-' Ii:iii.iui\ y<j/'r.f l{ •»!(<, 
 
 On the 17th uc were in l.afitiiJe i,f 74 Deg. S4 
 Win. tli.ir weather: we li,id the Sun at hmclt un the 
 N>:tthand ly halt p.in of the d nipal's : Here we law 
 Whales, I'.irpoifev, and ilie Sea full uf Fowk. 
 
 On the I S'h we hid ilic Sun on tht* Meridi.m K. by T:. 
 Iialf a I'l lilt Laliward, his hi ii;!;i h Def,. .\~ Mm. N^'r 
 li.id li . ni li'.iht tJ the Nottliwaid ol u>; aiiil at this 
 time ll\nol"inic realon to ih:iik there was a (.Jiirteni 
 let ri; to the Northw.ird; the Curie we held, and the 
 \ti) wc iiia.ic bitweui OJt Oblervation'; at Notn and 
 Ml, I ni;;ht, made me liit"pei^ it theniorc. 
 
 1 lie i:th. III the l.atnude 0(75 Dci;. iz Min. tile 
 Kei die iiKlii'cd under the HoiUoii 8? Ucertes and a 
 lull. 
 
 T he : til wc jieard Bears roar on the Ire, and fnv in 
 in. icJible n nibir of Suil.^ upon ir. ^V(; h.id the Sun on 
 the MctidMiiN. by L. half a l\);,it l^allcrlj ; h:s luight 
 Vi.u !'. VI n Dei;, t w,, uty M n 
 
 I ht iiflelear and warm weather; (iir lariinde at 
 N' ■ 1. rc.n>!74 Uep, 9 ?.' ... it appe.ired thai ue were 
 liahd lo the Nl'.;! iv,ii i leyi. nd expedtiuon. 
 
 The lid, l.avmj; a 1 ..omliSe.i, we f.-uiid the Nee-.llc 
 to incline ^s IXprecs ; we ii.id then tin Simon the Me- 
 ridian N. by v.. h.ilfa I on.i i altul; ; hib hiipht 7 Ucg. 
 415 Mm. wliu h n.a,!. rlie latitude 74 i "•|;.4; Min. 
 
 Tl.c ild we had Sii'.w, the Sun ai t!ie L.well was 
 K. K. E. hi.s heij,ht 7 Diy i^ Min. liic Poles hei;.;ht 
 74l),g. iS Miii."^ .• 
 
 'J'.e :.nh:i:'.d i.',\\\ cool .md clear, wah foincSnow: 
 llie Sun wa^oii the Mer;di,in on the S. W. ly S. 
 I'oint of thj Co.npalo ere it l'cj;an to fall; I.utit' de 71 
 l)cg. SI Min. Ihe l,.e wa.s to the lialtuaid of ii-,, and 
 our nope ol a I'aila:^e wa< i.;one ih.i wav, by our UL-aruef.. 
 
 lai the Mrridian rn the 
 c it L'e:;ini(;fallj 
 
 there ,',ry«1>^ I'll'! .*i'ii was 
 
 K. N. E. hW a IVint lalt. rK 
 
 hi'.heij{hl>df4 15ii;.4SMiii. Ir Unati. u 11 iV-. < j M 1,; 
 
 which makes the 1 aruiide 7i Due,, u Min. '' 
 
 The 19th and ::thealin, hot weather, ard a fiiidti 
 N-.i, the .Veedledidin, line S4 l)i-. we .ml liored ,,c,,r n,, 
 Id.iiid in the Moiiili Ota Ki irin7i Uer. 1 ', Mn ar.,! 
 (.iw 4.1 or so Morfes ll.epnu; on a l.ttle \K ek ; 
 Comvar'v went alhoar. bi I inv felf and " 
 
 to .N'oj.l \c}tH\ 
 
 :\\:A tile aiiiii. lance 
 
 of Ice 
 
 The 2''tli, v.e had 'he Sun on the Meridian on the 
 S b. by S. Point of :lie Lompals, in I.atitnde ef yx 
 l)ey. 15 Mm. and had lir.ht of S-.v.tn-Viii' in .V../ 
 ::^.iii' ■, bt.ioii}; finiiv II. S. l-..live I.eip,ne<;otf. 
 
 The I7lh, webeini; but two M.lej front the Sho.tr, 
 and aliT.oll calm, I fcnt /< li-i: liet mv Marc, and jfcri: 
 i'ool^my B lail'wain ^mi rn'av, with fnir others, to till 
 two(srti;^el■C^lk■^ with V.iter ; ilwy told nie they faw 
 (i:afs< 11 llie Slmar of V.K lalt Year, and yinini; Giafs 
 r inei'p anioi:i;itit a - - - - - loni; : I liar u was vitv 
 liOT onrhe 'hoir, t''e (jrouiui b"t;ijv, and that tluy faw 
 the foot'Mpijf nil! v I'tnrs, Deei ind boxe,',. There wv, 
 a Ciols iMt'diiiRi n ilie Ii vir, mm It ilrilt Wood, and 
 li;.',nsol fire- that h.i,'. Icm ni.ide there. They brought 
 ihn.ird loine \'\'ai',s ^;l'^, two Deers Horn-, and the 
 i")'ngof Uc r, M..'l.^, i'i'jweis, anil other things that did 
 
 VV.i,er. 
 
 wet.nled acr 
 
 anj 
 
 . ail my 
 
 "J>. yet tiny 
 
 bc.n^ ly near ilii> 
 
 kille.l Int on.-, the rell ^eapmit 1 y 
 
 ' Md nipiit ~ir An.hor came liMiic, ,-,ud 
 
 id by tile litiiigihdf the ilre.iiu, but head- 
 ed oM .ii;.iin V ithoi't hurt. 
 
 Thcliiliof^"'' 1 fcnt niy M.re witii four more to 
 
 jfe.ir, h .1 :>ound or Ruer m the boti.Aof the l-,a 
 I which lint fj'lt a «re.it Itreani to ilic " 
 pnif.fi lb, J'ide uii'tli eanic tioni rheii 
 vv.is fo Ittor.^, ihant tarried awa; the I 
 
 jelle aj'aiii.^1 '!.e Flood, and 1' ,'^iws'fr 
 ■Houi . and i.'^bs lime 
 
 ,.,. -Id. ,111 
 > \c(lcrh, J at 
 
 ov.it.ii;, ,,. 
 ' his III earn 
 letirary ,1, 
 ws Irjmihe ,\onhtliu« 
 
 I >. V\ c h.id dte.snn on the .\lci 
 
 'on 1/10 ,s. b',' VV. I'oiii', half a I'oint " " 
 71 I)' K. 14 Mill. 
 
 I III Jd our tlomrany rctiirnid, with their Boat Jiaj; 
 l.uien'Viihiliifi VVc'ijJ, four djjm of I'owb, .•; p,,'j! 
 I'leis ill HI, aiiJdiey law ti n whi:e Deer in one H'eni 
 1 hey urofu'J me that thsp'cat Kiveror ,^o,'nd, wavuo 
 ir three Lay.u ; broad, an.l liad ny ijioiind at ;e bj. 
 tlieiii';, :iiid iliat ihe I'lciin did ft liror'.ply cur < f a, and 
 w.ikot tliecoloui t,t the S'a, and ^f^y l.ilt. I Iw ! "r^ar 
 hop! s ol this Noriherh Rrer or ^cur,d, and Unr niv 
 Mate (.1; «ith live mere in onr Rout to leaich it, wlij 
 Weill np fix 01 fricii I,c.i;;ucs, and founded it from 2r f) 
 ^^. and then to ci^ht," fi;t, and ore f-:ilhoiii, anJl.iiHy 
 to lour fott. Being returned, wc let (ail to the S. VV. 
 ijrieMng tharoir laboi'r w.is in vain, for had tli s .'oiind 
 held as it njade ihcwof, it mipht li,i\ e y ',elde.l an cx';ellcnc 
 I'adape 10 a mofe Ealfcrly -Va. Generally, all the I aii.l 
 of iVi'.i ':^cmki: that wc ;&(*•, was plcafant to the Eve 
 nnuh high ftnd, with no ^now on it, kx'kingin fonic 
 pfivCs gre;'ii, nndDecr leeding thereon ; it is no wcnJcr 
 ih.it there is (ij nuieh Ke 111 the *ca toward.s the Pole 
 there being fo many J'yuiiJs and Rivers in \.-j.i Tcml:-' 
 Cecn'.uul, CicidtiniL I'.vti-.:^, K"jh'< and /..i;/'/,,,' tccii- 
 genicrit; iViin wbt^co I am apttoth iik there can be no 
 naviqal le P.ilfapethi.sway. This pLice upon .V-: .1 ;jv;,. 
 /'/.I IS not the fame which the Ihllr.ihln 1 call C'cjli,:n fi^^; . 
 it ivbio.ad, and like to yield a Tallage at I !',-\-,i'tcs, nml 
 m^ hope was, th.it by die ftrong llrean. it wii'dd have 
 eli-arid itielt". But bi iilpj now voiiief lirpe-jof aN.b.I'.if., 
 lage, I refolvwlt'^ fiil '" the North-well, and to makt 
 t' i.d of that Ijiaie c, died ' m?;,'ir; f»^^, an ! the fuiinui 
 Ol er lall nu'ininni.d b . Captain D.;i>f ;' biu nieeting w,th 
 i.iiitiary VViniU, and having fpeiit nio.e than half iL^- 
 nine, before I b.id none the ihorccn pait ot the wav, i 
 ll ,ipi d my, Coiirfe homeward, iudisnvtdvJJ: av-Jfii.nhe 
 iCiU o( •I11111II, iCoo, ■'' ' 
 
 * ■' '-'an^yt 
 
 .A ill id Voyafc towards N' ■:',i *«>;)!/,» w.is attcrrptcj 
 I y Mr. /',.i'; ••• mthcYeat folli'Wiii;; ard .ernten by Ins 
 Mate l\oict l-.et, wherein i',. let f.irill, that on the nil 
 of A/f, i6i.p, they had liijht of the North Cipe of 
 H>i<i..„l^. ,,iid after much rroi-blc fioin bops, I -e, and 
 contrary VV'iiids, ihi'y returned 'to the Ilhs of l-.'c \:i 
 6z Degrees, which he fays are placed too lar VVefierly 
 incur >ea Clwirts. '1 hence tticv fidcd to \-w',>i.": i:i. 
 Cape ''"■/, and l'.''r,:i.i.:, whi.h being a Voyage well 
 known, and niith.ng 11 in,irk:ille happening in it, 1 ll .ill 
 proceed to h^slalt Voy.ijM-, where he w.is treaihrtoel'.y 
 expoled byhls Mate Lf(, anJothersof he. .'hii-> C'yi:.- 
 pany. 
 
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 C H A P. 
 
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#i'c.__ Lib IV.I chap. XXI. Hudlbn'f f^oyage /or the difto-uery of a A'. /K Taljagc, 567 
 
 
 tin; Mf;iiJi;m ( ;< tin; 
 :-;rc it LoMi. to t'.illi 
 until II la lii'V. < J M II, 
 . uMin. 
 
 c.uIkt, aid a fincoth 
 .',. vvi'.iii. lion, I i.i.ir nil 
 71 L)i'!'. I', Mm, anj 
 11 l.ttlc V, xk; a!i my 
 It and W,), ya xliy 
 I y l-cii^ lu lu'.ir ilip 
 li'T cniiu: liMiie, t\nA 
 if tlic ilicii\t, !-utlica\. 
 
 .in- with four more to 
 
 U- l-»t|i)<W)f llii' 1',^..^ 
 
 o i!ic NoWiw.it.k, ,1' 
 
 rlicncf Tins llicini 
 
 \) llie Ice or ;u'y tli i^ 
 
 < I'r mihf Xunl, [|„,„ 
 
 li>->,in()Mtlii.'Mcikl„,n 
 l'oii;t VVdUtl\, J,[ 
 
 C> li A P. 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XXI 
 
 i^ fournal of Mr. HudfonV bU l\\agc fvr ih Dijtoicrj 0/ 
 aNorth-wejlH^^jJage: Ik'rUtcn by t\hxQ\.\k Fficket. 
 
 t 
 
 J'V 
 
 
 . v.i:li_ their Bci« 1,.,1; 
 ■III cif I'uwK, a puji 
 ire Deer in one lici,: 
 ivcror >o .nj, was uo 
 
 no uidiiiij nt le tj. 
 t I'tror'.plyou'dit, anJ 
 
 ^c■ryl,llt. I Iw i ^uar 
 
 .''ound, mill kijf my 
 
 ^o;it to I'l.'.irch it, wli.j 
 
 foiURlcd It frcm ir f) 
 
 Old Fritlioni, nndJallly 
 ■ r.'t fill] to till.' S. VV. 
 in, for luil tlis >"punJ 
 .iM'yicMi'.l .in excellent 
 jener.illy, all the 1 aiii 
 1 I Icafant to the Eve, 
 on It, liv,kmi;iii fume 
 icrcoii ; It IS no wciiJct 
 ^ea towartls the Pole, 
 (.ivcrs ill V-j.i ^.-ih/',,!, 
 •lh\ and /.'//•/.<,■ tctiv 
 toth nk there can be no 
 
 place upon .V-: .1 Z^nn- 
 <H./i*Mcall Ccjli):r^ Sen ' ; 
 HiiRC at tl'-K'nti-!, ami 
 llrcan. it \vo"Id have 
 ^tif li' pc'^of'aN.lv.I'af.. 
 th-WL-ll, ind to make 
 tth-ltt, ail i the fuiii.ui 
 /( ; l-r.t iTieetlngWitli 
 nt ivce than half il,,- 
 ,ert pait ot tiie wav, 1 
 
 arrived t. '/ .1 i.-Jtn.i the 
 
 Jfm/'/.J UM:; attcrrptcj 
 i;;, ar.d ,vri;ten liy his 
 .irili, that on tl,c :llt 
 f the North Cape of 
 fioni I-ops, 1-e, and 
 to the llhs of l-.'o i;j 
 iccd too lar VVeftcrly 
 
 'ihd to \'^«'*",i;.;» .' '/m', 
 
 bciii!', a Voyape «t1I 
 
 lappcmng in it, 1 11. .il) 
 
 he was trraihctoi:l'.y 
 
 rsof hii ."hipi C'jir.- 
 
 w 
 
 I. lailiufrnin .''t A^ir/vniHithe i^tliof 
 ./// . , I'lr, and '>n the S'h of .'.fi,> 
 wilt at till- IlL's of Oil{'i >, al^d on 
 the I iih till with the Kallcrn part 
 of /,//,'.,/: VVe faw Mount /■/.•>/.i call out iniKli ti,.', 
 whivh was thought til I c a liv;n nffjul wiathirapproach- 
 inp. V\'e put into a i-laibonr, <, tiled I'y the IWil fh l.ohjy 
 ^:>. ivliere webaih d ivn feln:, in a Baili on the '*hnar, 
 the Water whereof wa. (o lut that it would (cald a 
 Towl. 
 
 From lieive, the firfl of Jm 
 
 * vcTiaii 
 rm ovwti 
 
 gone more Northerly, 
 
 ,fed Land to the .Vorth of 
 
 :h preat lllands of tlo.itiiip 
 
 urnJflMlhyvas a pood 
 
 iiuied 
 
 ir..'o- 
 r was 
 ht he 
 
 e pvt to »ea fur 
 
 Giocrl.w.l. \\\m\\ wc railed oiwihc l'i"i'''i 'he Laiulivas 
 \cry Moim'aiiiii'ii, and iO»e'rcdvvi'h 'nove, and thrie 
 i\asfomii,-h Icr on the C'oal)*^w!f; w\ lOuM iv t conic 
 mar the'h- ar. VVi itceiLd oiibitwem theVV^Ik ;iiid 
 Niirthvvelt, until we raifcj the lllmd Hf^^.rf. ,11, and 
 iroin theme llnped our ikmrle N. VV, the Wind 
 lieinp^apaiiilt US, or elfc vveriad Ron 
 ,i!id about the end of 7 
 m. Ill our Courfe vvc ini 
 Ice. and faw one of them 
 »vSrniiii5 'f"" "^ ""' W tome ni 
 our C'lurle as the Ice did lie. 
 If d tint vvecould pn no fnrd 
 :n dcfpiir, and ( .is he aftcrr 
 
 ihoiild nei'er gcffSlt of it.'irtlt'TTWieriaTC^I^F'M j li 
 therefore hroiigKrfrrtli liis f-ard, ailt\ Ihtrvcil all rlie 
 Company, ili.it Kc w,is cnirt.l alee ico Leagues fur- 
 ther thauever any /•;♦»!. /i Man had done, inH left It to 
 theirchoicc, vvlielhe, they would prflCw' *lf further 
 yeaornay : VNIureupon fome vvcrtof one ITiiiid, and 
 Ibmenran ther, (iiiiie vvilliinp, theiiifelvesat home, and 
 fomc not cariii(» when , fo they \ vcre rut of the Ice ; but 
 there were VVoids then fpokcn by tome, which were 
 renicmlired a grcatwhile after. 
 
 Thcr- v\as one who told the Martcr, that if he had 
 100/. he would ,^ivc 90 to be at home ; to whom the 
 Cai^nreranlwcred, that if he h,ul 1 00 Pound, he would 
 not give trniipon any fuch condition, but Ihould think it 
 asgood Moivy ascvcflg hat^'and to bring it as <vell 
 home by the leave of God, Aticr many words, wc 
 went to work all Hands to pet i dear of the Ice, and .if- 
 fcr mm h labour and time I'peiU, we got into open Wa- 
 ter, and Keerinp N. VV. on ^eei';lit of july we railed 
 f.aridt^t'ieS. W, co\cred«rtth Snow, wliich o'lr Ma- 
 iler nair,'-d O //'. Pii'H /; I, Ivinp 111 the lat.tude of C-o 
 Degrees. Here we heard the nolle of a i;re:it Dvcr-fall 
 ofa Tide that came out of ihe Land, and were now 
 fcnlible that we had been emba\ed before ; and wc were 
 rosv lb well acquainted with the Ice, that in toggy or 
 foul w.athcr, wc fought out the broadclt Illand of Ice, 
 .i:id there an:hcrinp, we went out and fporied upon the 
 ue, ana tilled W.atcrthat Hood in I'onds fipon the Ice, 
 vciyfwcet and good, Beini^ ir.w in the Tide':, wav, 
 the Ice was oj-ened bv being carried fii (t one way and 
 t'icnanuther, whereas in B.iys it is iiiiiiiov.alilc ; ind in 
 tint 15ay where we h.v! been fo troubled with Lc, we 
 h\\ many of tholV Mountains of Ice aground inlixor fe- 
 ven Icore F ithnm W.itcr. Wc lull plied to the Welf- 
 uaid as the Ice would pice us leave, and fearing a 
 ftonn, wc found an llirlvi'ir at the Well end of an 
 I'.iaiid, whercimo we went at a li.ll Sea, over a Ko.lt 
 (,h,;ch had then two Fathom and ah.-.lf Water upon it, 
 and the next Morning was u wo Fathoms above Water, 
 CliirMalter named ryhc //»;</ 1; (;i./'j Mc ci.-t. The 
 VVa'cr liows here l%tcr than foer I'athon.s, and the 
 I' (lod comes from the Niirth, fiowinii cii^lit the change 
 I'.u-; 1.11.6! Deg. 9 Mill. 
 
 'riu'ii pl\ 111;; to the S. W. wc were on the I (th in the 
 1 ntuiidi of •jS Deii. so Mill, but fo.iiid our I'elvcs cm- 
 hr, ed, and mu.-Jii'.lK'i'd ivith Le, whereupon we Itood 
 tiitlk N. VV. unti' we law the Land, which our Ma- 
 iler n.iin.'d //-111 .I'M '/•';'••, ai.d being gotten again into 
 ■1 I liar Sea our Mailer Itood to ihc WVlt along by the 
 >.MuhShi-ar, and raiful three Capcoor Heail-lands lying 
 iji.cbe\ond aiiotlur, <v;,uii lie named ('nt.- ilvmi, C.io- 
 '}■■":■•', ni^dQ^iccn /iiii.'i l-'ric:r.:iii; we alfo raifed a high 
 Hill, winch our Mi.''ter n.imcd Mount Churl:. We 
 
 air 
 
 !i,e. 
 
 1: 
 
 Hi: 
 
 lUiiii; 
 l.it.i. 
 
 .vl.C 
 
 palled nun i.giit ..ftlie .' . u.!i M.oai t\". v.e raifed 1 
 rlead-..iiid ( I'vni II -nit MalK i took 10 be pjr'. •,( 
 main N'urih L,iiiO, b. t r. at. Illand J, .uid nami 
 O eft C'/if.' ; and the I and oil tlie Sourli lide iv.'A fa 
 av.aytotlic joiith, inlM.ai/ttier Cape 01 He id 
 which oiir.'vl.iiiei t,aiiic.!; r ■!. ,., mi,'.' < <i/!.TIii .Mallei 
 mi ar.dtheC.^rlv.■lJ^^r. w:th K.ir. o'hersall.oai t.cai .'.'c.n 
 Crt^cv.e there (nv lomiDe 1,1 2 or l.Oin.iH. iit,lMit touKl 
 not come vvitliin ihot of tliein ; wc fonid ) uiay r.f Sor- 
 rel and Sciiisy giUs, ard l.iw feme 10 id Hills cf 
 Stone. I'lic 10 IjiaU-coclis, and when wc i,au.i tu tl..-m, 
 Ituini lorttlic uppcrmolt Sroiie, and fi'i i,d them hol- 
 low with. 1,, and fall of Howls hanged by ihcir Kecks. 
 We went ab. aid , Old told t' .'M.lll':! uhit we had feen, 
 and wh.ii reliclh'iieii: might there be had, ii.tie ituu', bin 
 to Itayaday 01 tv.o iiuliisplacc, biit lie w.i-. no- p'eaUd 
 witii the motion, nor could bcperlwjde.l to hay, I'heii 
 llandiiii', Stiiitfiwaru, wc lolt light of ^ mini Land, 
 th.it wc had all this whi'e tollowed. and came mroihal- 
 low Water, broken Ground and Rocks, and p.-.(led 
 down fj fnr northward, tili we ha»l Land on both lidcs, 
 and the Water Ihoalinp aji.ue, we cane to an Anchor. 
 
 yFrom hence we Hood back again ti.wardstlii. North, 
 iiid on* day a Debate anting concerning o.r coming m, 
 tothisliay. and how wc Ih iiild get i iit a".iin, our Ma^ 
 Her took occaiion to revive old matters, ^'iid to dif| l.ico 
 Hubert U:t his Mate, and tlieljoailwaiii, for VV .rds fpo- 
 kcn in the tirft great Bay of Ice, aiil made /\^/. ./ Ii:i,ee 
 his Mate, and ';) •.„.'dm ifJicii our Biailvvaiiv Wo pli- 
 ed to and fro troin the Nortluo the South, a, id thence 
 to the North again, till wc came intu Sh.ial W .iter, 
 where we aiichoral in fovea fathom, and there la' eigh; 
 days, in all which lime we could net gtt one licur to 
 weighour .Anchor ; but the 8th day th • W.nd bcpinnng 
 toccafe, our Mafter wculd have the Anchor up.'agaiiift 
 the mind of a!l that knew what belonged th,.Teunto. 
 Well, fo It went, and when wc hid 1 rought it to a 
 Peak, a Sea rook her, and calf us all otf from the Canfton, 
 andhu-'tinany of us. Here we lo'i cur .'Vnchor, an 1 if 
 tlieCarneiitcr had not been nimbk, wc had loll our Ca- 
 ble too, hilt he fearing fuch a matter, was ready with his 
 Ax, and lo cut it. 
 
 From lience wc ftood to the South, and ilicn upon di- 
 vers Courfes until wc came to a Day n jt the North 
 Il oar, where we anchored. While svc lay there, wo 
 law .1 1 eupe of Rocks to the Soil! 1. ward, aljoui a League 
 long, which we.eiovttedat lull Sia, for a ftronr: Tide 
 fetsiii here. At Mid-night we sveiphed, and Ifood to go 
 out as wc came in, and had not gone 1. ng. before the 
 Carpenter told the Mailer, that if iie kc, t lii.it Courfe he 
 would be upon the Rocks , the Matter c lueived oiiar he- 
 was paif them, whenprcfeiitly we ranoii them, andthcrc 
 lluck falhwdve hour.', but by the ii'Dicy of God we ijot )•' 
 otf unhurt. 
 
 We p.ood to the C.-ift, .ind ancliorcd in a IViy ; here 
 thcMalter lent mcand the Carpenrer in the Boat to leek 
 a place to winter in. audit was time, the Nights be.iig 
 long and cold, andlhe Karthcove.re.i with Snow, having 
 fpcntihieeMoi'ths to no jiurpofe, and it being now the 
 laid day of o././f. 
 
 On the tirllof iVw, 
 wc bro .;ht out Ship, 
 
 On the 1 cih we wtf^S^ 
 1:5 to take care of what wfc hid', 
 we might ha\c wherewith 10 'ki 
 I'lould come to the Capes whe 
 
 O.r.eti. 
 
 I'. .K, 
 
 ;c whcrtur.tai 
 
 f&ncerned 
 nd, tliat 
 until wc 
 wl bred, tor 
 there wasall the hcpe we had of tinding lubdlfance to 
 bring ui home. Our Mailer (heiefore j-ipoeiidid u 
 t.-ward ro tl. cm that killed Beafl; Fiili. or Fcwl. W'e 
 
 ■s,\revkdualled for lix Months in gcodj 
 
 , O^^CW' 
 
 I, ard of 
 
 It whudi was gjod, and if our Malfer would have iiad 
 more, he might liave been fiipilicd at Loire and inodiec 
 places ; aifJ it is Itianije ihar he did 1101 prevent the Heii- 
 ger we endured, vVhichoicaliLncdthc cvei'Iiro'.v o! him- 
 fclf and iiuny other litn.;i iNicii. 
 
 About the middle uf ,\i _i i-.i .-■ our Conner [idH 
 
 Hllli.tmi died and hi:. Cloathstvcre iidiud to be Ibid 
 
 at the M»in-niaH to ih; liH;heft Bidder, as li uf.ia!. 
 
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568 HudTotVs %./!jff Jor the ilij^ovca of a N.IK "Pfjja;^. _ l._ib I \i. I (Jap. 
 
 AtUrliclwd !li-^)thc w\iiM(,iHiiM_t;,\it), rtnluifjl. W'licii 
 
 iMav<Mtlu-.M.iiut tnti.i.uui ,,.111 »....». :...-».. he iiiw-win, lK.|.e>v,ir,'i hm'n M.:, ti'ul nron i- 
 
 ii.ui' I, IMVi-K- I'orn .MiiK.ihevw.ml.lcuv ; tl- Ml- two IKcr Miir.«, iiii.l -nu M,.m.r Skiinj lu' 1.1,1 tluKinrc 
 
 ' "l"i>"Wol tti, H.mi ,M,iii«, ,,iiJ !!.•. '.il.,;i;» ,.pa liai- 
 
 ion. ui'firi till- oilun, iml it jmv.' >1hmi d tin- M:Mtcr, 
 wild Ki-T 1,1 ilk 111 .111 llu' S.iv;i>;c fiok tli.jlc Wmyl 
 the Muitn ii.iJ I',, veil li„M, .ml |MU tluin itim hivSciin, 
 ll',ciitlii'.\l.iit.r ll.iw.ill.un .111 Hii, hct. I, r wli,, 1, lIJ 
 ■.uuVlmit nil k'laX •! hi« vol n(! r.t.iii inir M.'lU-rkcit ii' ! ';"iikl i,.n. |;,v.n tlio ,\|.mtr ..n. t.tJM> U. , i Skin.. h,f 
 lii>lio >U. It '-'.■..'-, .:">l w.iiiM Imvc him "< ''ni with , U.c M.iU i woih! )m' i' ili.iii hcth, .tiuI In \x I.,::!, | ,,, 
 liiiii, Uc.uili'l,oi.iiil.! vvuitvcll. H' n';Vimuihiiith.|i'''l vv.l.mnly. .All.- iii.mv ('fill" <if l'iV|.|.' -„ ,l„ 
 Milt.iM'.vuir .iik! w.i« iii.hr.l .A luvi., able Man t ^^rili .mU lotlic .S)ii,li. ;ir,l th.v .ilur I > in.tnv M..., , 
 v.iyv.n tiirtiuinh,".!.!. Wlifti hi'v.n .jilii.ir .it ///<■ .i',i he w.)ii,a..uii,c .i^^i.n, lu went In, v. a), Liu mcki c init 
 h.-l(-N-,i!om .Viipioii, ih.itv.i li.ulM,iul!.it'(if(ii;tili,in more. 
 .il'n,irii ,i!Miii ; will, h .idinii of hi% hi iijl tlK- CoiiiiMin ; J u-.S.im,!s W\\% \\A\ Jcir .)' 
 
 'nu-'nmiuTh.i.l .iprcy Cloth fiuwii, ami H^«,» f''"'' 
 iMay<:^i tin- .\>.ilUt to h-fVu- u! lum Hi itmcii .uto let him 
 Lue ii, I'.ivl.ii; for it .!> mioihiT woiil.l y,^'-'< ; 'h" Mi- 
 IUt I'loiiu'l.ir linn lie IlioiiUl li.r.c it, .mil loM utile'* 
 \vl,() il.hiiJ to I. ,1V It, th.ii <;•.■« ihuulJ Iwvc i', iiil'l 
 l.oiii c!l'c. 
 
 Thi:. M,f(. n.nhii'iiiii K "•> of t;oo.l l';ircnfr,i<i', lut 
 Iv I IV kwill.t'i-. lua loll til i; o,l Will. if all hislii.-in. 
 
 ' Lv. I'd ilnit f,i'r lie,'.' 
 fo lioiii one jijii.i to .iiiot^a, H J ,i, u,.-:i , mul 
 
 m.l 1.11V. .mhvlK'ii lto'il'lici\!.lltel of it. lie lul ii ., - 
 
 It it.i ,ii" lor M'.ii I hi- J ilic .Siir.;Loii h.\vt ;4 loiiRiii.' , n*'' ""te, ucri' ui.l.r.M lu j;u a hlliin.nv.uli .mt .Sit ; 
 liiatvvotil.l ivroiii; the Ivlt Irinul lie lnJ. I'.ut K "■" i"^'^' ^'^".".hi ihehill ilay Hv.- l,„mlr,cl l-illic .i>i.,jm> l.irye 
 /:.-rthc .\l„lU-i'sM.it<.'. K'liii; avMiik, lolii ihe C.irpi'iila Ihinng.N, \Uiuli [mu us .ill in f;.o.\ lin|.|, lu Imc our 
 .-ih'i,Ct.i;r, tli.it ilic .M.ilti.r'h.ul fioiKlit ui '>■"•"■, to | «aiits Hi pla.. i hm tli. u' wiio ilic in. It ih.it < vir iln-, 
 ir.tk'tlaeiai.t of .'ny one rli.it Ihoiihl ■lili'li..i'e hiin j • eii.ghi iiu ii. Jay, .mil many J.iy>tl.>y fo' ii„i .i qiMmV 
 v!,.eh worJsi.Mn'mptotlie M.ilt.'rsi;i j, 1h vvomK! h.ivc|l'> nun). ii thii t.-nc ol tliciv liil i!-(;, i,, ,■«, iri)c„, 
 f'nil.uK •■•/'■'i./, nliciihe u.is 40 l.i.ii;"'> l'""' '■• •■"'■■' '"'"e otlwr>, I'l.-Jiti'd t,) tVKft'K- Net, ;ui,| ilic SluMop 
 i.^li,\ve 1, lit hone / .'Mn .i l''illir,i';m ; I'Ui \v.n at l.ilt "lucli ilk(.,ii|,i-iiui li.ij ju'wly U. u|', aiul 10 to Ih.ft 
 
 . '.heiwifi; pcrl'v.i.lri!, iml ihi; Hk.kIi lu.iile up 
 
 Now on of fc.ilon, the M.utcr ciille.l oP 'lie Cirri'ii- 
 tiT til po in h.111,1 wi'liaiiHoiilciii Iho.ir, wl.uh .it the 
 I>i.';iniiini', our Mallei wQiiM not hiav, ulicn 11 mixlit 
 h.'vel.r.Mil,"i,-. ■llicC:.iipcnt.TroU li-mili.i: t'ie!l.iow 
 ;iiul I loA ntre liuh, as lie neitl-.i't oniM, iioi 
 
 lov tlioiiiU.'!.!.; hut theShallop beiu,; ivaily, cur Ma- 
 (ti r uuiilil i;u m 't hi'iiWf » the .Soutli aii.i .Soiiili-well, 
 lole, if lu'toiilii niectivi'li IVopl.', !i,r that way wc 
 eoiili! k ■ rlie V\'i,>nl.sl)iur).in> ; lo iaki;i,i; iviili liiin as 
 I null \\Hu il- .;s woufi U ivc for i-n;hi 1 1- ;imc ilays, in; 
 uouliii went iijiv.ii\l ihc South ami' fct no time tl.r his return 
 
 the .Maltcr I lie ...ink lie wa; pcrlwadid iLImi.couM 
 
 ^. .,- . , . „ J 
 
 i^oiii li'iui will lii.h work, wlv.eh '.vlien __. ,•,,,. 
 
 iieara. I.e lerrelcd limi out of Ills C.ibm, eallinp hmi hy he il.ouKI nave l|,-l!i nt ih 
 iii.uiy Kv.il ii.iir.es, aiul iliKMiii.iin to lianj.' him. 1 he he ictnuiu. w 
 CirpiM tertoLI hmi, th't li ■ kiu w what U-loniv.d to hii j lo near jiicili, 
 i:.icehetKrthaiilii,!ilelf. aiuliiiat lie w:;s no Houlc Car- couiH lic'iKt J 
 
 p, iiur : io this 1 alliJ, and tlieHou'.e wa^ I'.knvavd rr.aJc, 1 V' "'Y. '"''' ' 
 .'--•-.' ,and hrif toam 
 
 Inn to no end. 
 I u.is .ill i'i\ler 
 
 meet Willi I'ei.plc, 
 
 d tli.it (jc.od lloic, liut 
 
 Wrnt fcrih ; ti'i altho' lie u.ii 
 
 let thcVVcoJs on K:re, vet 
 
 «« tothelpetcli of ilkiii! 
 
 i««l all iliinns hir l;i» leturn, 
 
 ;B»d out (:i' ilieHread-if.nm, 
 
 r' Tfce^orcvery Mans ihare, aiiil 
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 Ijiim). 
 
 5iorc of 
 
 m 
 
 ii.irt lis. th.li no Man ll.ould ijo a- 1 v.iudi rJkicaiW^'y-. . --,.-. 
 lor.e, Liii cnewiilia (Juii, an huiotlier with a I'll.e, and , dtlr.i r.-J «li.>a Uill nf lumin, lulling them to have 
 It happened fn, that the next day aft, r the clalhing be- I th.it u. ihcw, if it lliould i leale God ihcy lliould eomc 
 t'.vernihe .Mafierai.dCaipeiitcr, the Carpenter poin^ .t hon.e, arid jM,«rr wlici, he jjavc it to tKem. I'lit to hx',^ 
 |iroa,l, took his i'lece and //,-'»> (;,«« vith Iniii. 'I'his us with fouw relief jn this poor ellatc, our liiatweirto 
 f.jexalperarcil the M.ilter /ijiainft //■■'.'> iiicen, that hcor- work on l-rlday Morningaiki ltaicdtill.V«f../.-y Noon, and 
 ilei\d /( 'i' t ;t, VaIi!' .Mate, ti.haec the Cuiimeis Gown, ' brmiplit fonrlVon liiiall 1-illics, a poor Relief for lo ina- 
 aad It wa' dilivu'd to him', ^^i.leh when llci,t <urm ny hungry IkUies. Then we weighed and Hood out of 
 f iw, h- eliallein.;ed the Mallcr'k l-'roniife, but il'.e Ma- our Winning plaoe, and anchored without in the Mouth 
 flir'railedoii llnii with many dilVraeetul Words, tcilinp'ot die liay, w here our liread being gone, that (>oro .' 
 Iii'ii. thai all his Friends would not tailt him with 10 : Cheele wc had was to (lop a gap, ivlieitof there -.vcrc 
 .Sliilhiios, and therel^ic why (V.oulJ he.-- As f,,r Wa;.(e'-: bve ; at which time the Company grudged, bceaufe by 
 lie h.'. r^iion.-, nor none tliniild have, if he did notpleaie iheirreekoningthctc Ihoiild liavrbeen nine ; but ijioli: 
 hiT, well. Yer, ir was fai.l, the Mailer had promiled ;tnat were left were iijually divided by the Mailer, al- 
 ii. ni U) iii.iive his W.ines.asi'ood a; .my Mans in the .Ship, I tho' he was adviled to the contrijry, becaiife there were 
 and topioriuc him to be fine of the I'riiice's (j.iar.i at : fomc who eoiild not govern tlicinldves. 1 have known 
 C'-'.r ru.irn. 'I his fo wrmu'lit upon (.',f.«, that from ll^H/i' the Boatfwain lueat his I'ortnight.s Briad in one 
 thiiieeloiilihe f iij'Jii all iiHMiis to diferedit the Malkr, day, .md wa.sli>.k foi two or three Days alierwaids; and 
 and at kill .■infpircJ AvnliodiBis to thrulk lim .-.nd othe:' Ij^-" y (.,.■«; ca\e his Fonni^his Bread to another to k(ep 
 horiLil Menovtof ilie.Ship. S"" '""'• ^,"" prayed I1111 not to let him have any until 
 
 It won'd bi t.dious i.iielate the Hardlliipiive endiir- .next M^ii.in, but lie never let him rcfl until lie had it a- 
 cd^^l^le we wimrcd ir. this pl.ice; the Cold was foex- j ,nain, which was before /f"-./»r//;> Night. The lealon 
 tvc.mi, that it lamed nii.'li of oni Con.paiiy. I'mt I mult i of the Mallei's dcliveungilieCheefe, was, Lecaul'e ihey 
 notfiii'ii.et liid'Mii-c.it mercy to us m fendinp us fucli were not all of one yoodnefs, .ind that they mi;.;lit fee 
 llnic oi' white I'.artridpcs durinc; the tirlt three Months, t'.iey had now ron;^ done them, but every Man Iheiiid have 
 • ''' ' ■' ' ' ' "'" alike, the belt and wont together, which was three rouiuis 
 
 and a half for feven days. 
 
 We weighed and Hood to the N. W. and on the 
 18 of Jiciffell into the I.e, and lay there iii light ot 
 Land; here the Matter told N'u;',5..(.- .Viwwf, ijiat theri: 
 would be a breaking up of Chcils to feaieh for Urea.l, 
 and willed lum if he had any, tobrini', it to him, vvhtrc- 
 
 tliat we killed .ib.ne a hundr-'d'do^en, belides others nf 
 fiuidrv loits. The Spring approaching, liie Partridges 
 left 1.'^, ardwcie lncie,.'ded bv other low!, as Swans, 
 Gee'ic, Dcks. and Teal, li:t bard to .-,.iiie by. Ihey 
 r.;me fiom the South and flev,- to the North ; but it they 
 be taken '^I'li' by a Nonherlv Wir.J, ihen tlicy fall and 
 llav tilii'ic W'iiklfeivetlicni, and tlu.n fy to the North- 
 As ilicSrmmer , .mie on, iliefe howls were gone. 
 
 w'.ir 
 
 .1 tlwor ;io:.eiobcilsn. 'lUcnwc fearehed the Woods, 
 r nn^-Uiing that might ferve for 
 
 ., '«W pu the Ciround. But a. 
 
 IVc'^ctablcs, irrm.h meiihcn/c 
 
 upon he delivered the Mailer io CaU:> 111 a Bay, Tins 
 
 Deed ot' the Mailer ( if true ; hath made me of:en to 
 
 wonder, why lie did not Iboncr prevent the Hiiiyerwc 
 
 Ni il(},1^ {"Vogs (in the time of 1 now endured, but let it grow to that extremity, as to 
 
 libe'-Ss toads were nnifi'ai- caiifethe o\eril-.icuv i-.f liiir,f>.if and m.my otlieis. 
 
 ' '' ' " "" ' Being till, s in ihr le 01, S.I.-.,, .//i; Jilt of J/ii.'r at Night, 
 i-f'iif'ii the Bo.atiwain and lleti/ji tiretfi came to nu: lying 
 ne, ("till of a Turpeniii:efnb-|in my Cabinlaiii,-, and lolv^e thtt.Tluy and their Allo- 
 ri'eon iiiadea De.oiition to dunk.' ciates would lliiti the C'Mnp5hv, alfil u.riiihe Maflcr and 
 .;'i.l aprli.d, ;iu BikIs hutio f'.i.h as v;ere troubled with j ail ihe Iik Men into the Shallop, and !er iliem ll.ift h.t 
 Aches inau\ p.itr of their Bodn.s ; and I miiit confefs i rhemltlvcs : for ili' ve sva-. ii.it i.). Days \ i itw's lel'i for 
 received uj^^nd pfcl'ent eafc of nv, pain. ' all the Con.pany at ihat jioor allowance v e were at, and 
 
 As I'ooifllrtlie Ice began to break out of the Bay.s, a that theie we lay, the Mailer mt caring to go or.e way 
 
 oT other; and iliaf tliey bad lui c.iten any ili.ng ihele 
 three days, and were ilicreloie leioKed either 10 mend 
 or end, and what they hi.l begun, ihcy would go iLiu' 
 witii It, ( rdye. When I lici.rd this, 1 told '.hem 1 mar- 
 ve'lcil to hear liiih iluiiysfroiii'liein.coiilidenii!', ih.ic tlley 
 were inarried Men, and had Vi'ives and Cliil.b'.n, aiul 
 iliat foi ilieir lake- 'li'.y 11;. lib! n.j': lommit I' t.ml a Sa: 1:1 
 the In'ji' < f GiKi and M 111 ; t'.r \.hy llijind liicy baniit. 
 
 rherii 
 
 5:.iva",ee:.!iie to iniShip, 'Wm'f, th' lirlt wc had fecn in all 
 this time Our M ilier cmeit.Vincd him well, pminiling 
 to iiimiclf gi'-at Mniurs Ly hi.s means, and iheietore 
 wni'l.l have to h:i own ufe, all the Knves and Hatchets 
 wlushe-.-ry. Man hail, bv.: Ts.\iMd nrne, except trom 
 7».'.i K■'',^''b'e C'ari enicr, and my fclf. To this .Sa- 
 iai;c our'^Mallcrguvi' a Knife, a Lookim^-glsfs and But- 
 ton:;, who Uscbcdthenitliaiikfully, and made ligns, tfat 
 
 I. 
 
 I 
 
Chap. '^■XI. Hudinn i l^oya^c /or 
 
 the (fi/(7Viry of a N W. 'P-i/Jjae. «5/!>y 
 
 mill' Lt '.lis r'l-turii. 
 
 tliAnli'lvM I'miTi ilr 11- N^fivr C-ouiitry ? Iltwy Crem l>id Ojurlcr irjUi, i i,. mj ^^^1,5 1,,, j i||f H.jj (,, p n. i, „, 
 iiu- lidM my pt'if. fof III-' kiKW ihc woMV, wlii.h wis' lonn.-, .iii,| wlicdl,.' w.i« in, [Iitf I U''.!i «^, il nt ii;v..riJiiin 
 
 ( I'ut ivlioki ludivMiI kiviWiiO!/ <i».l ;<.•■;. f rntwrnci 
 
 upon iliLtVa:. 
 
 Id le haiiniil wimi luiMinc liniiv, .mil ihriefott nl tlu' 
 
 tr.o. he wiMiM i.ithir Ic liaiiKc 1 at lioiiic, ilimlhiv- 
 
 «d iil)ro,ii(, 1 III (di tluMi/.iilw'lltlicv I'.iri- uh, tlu'y wmM 
 
 hj«i 111c (o M.iy III (lu ftlup I iliiiiki.t iliciit, .1111,1 I' ilil 
 
 tliiiii I '.inu iiiio lnr, ii'pi to Tnl ikr litr, ycf luiiiulm.i 
 
 UN lilt Aiul ' tliiu Lyaii) liirli il i >l limy l.i.iv .ici- 
 
 Iv.iicil, ilui iliin I iruftliiki' ny roitiinc m tin- M'.il- I 
 
 |.'p. 11' ilwrc U- no iciiii\ly I l.uill ) die will nt tjo.l lie- iIi'mi In.' il.oiijj kau'.' x.licii ht tjiiic ii.M th 
 
 d.lir. V\')rU- (Ills w.ls ilu, lip, Uf wint ID 1i!iiKli 
 
 III lilt ;'xu(i li.re (J^-ciii anJ aiK'.'.r WKt i«i the df 
 
 V> Mr 1, .uv\ Ik vl liiiii il. filk "l.tiv; Mri'Ur t* 1 1 uur ot" 
 
 li'< l..''.iii ; v.li il lie Tion u.l , fh II j^t.!! ( ff! ii'd 
 
 /i ■•.,,■ «.,'ii,.; h.-toi( I. .111. ahiji; , f V '■ ■/ l-yiini 1.; Am « 
 
 Hill liiiii. Hi'.i l.iilt.'ic 11 wlianli.y rrcuii 1 liicvMlcl 
 
 Slini'.-r- 
 II) flic 
 
 Awjv \vctlr^■ c « iinr.ipe, l\vcirin;» 10 ^iit l.i«Ilir..ii iHuKl, wl.ow.i i"-.jvi Ic.l I'r liui;, hivini'^oni'ii.iSwur.l, 
 
 tl III iluiiilJ KO al^T" '' 
 \Mtli ii'f, \''itli wliniii I 
 
 I'.iltutl) iIkmi, aiiil Kt't i:'-i « I iiti.l li.i.l kill, ilium 
 111. I luin, iil.ijiitri, l)ilt lOiiMi'l'lu' M.iKiT Lilliil 
 
 not pri'v.Ti; vi'li liiiii. 
 ii.n i.ovv no lU'ii cilv 
 
 1,1' (lii'ir piity lliijiili' I'.ul ih' III, anil llic iiiililuir tlicy 
 iiitcii'icil t.) oilicis lIuiiiM tall (111 tlioiiilchi'<. (.vr'C- 
 iiirii.'il, aiiil .li'iiMiuIi: I <,i' lum what I l.ii.l; H'.f'i ir,- 
 hKiiJ., he i« ioliis i^'iil .S"ii|;, (VII patu'ir : 'I'luii I ilo- 
 huilO'". lo (lav three iii\s, in «,in.li lini.' 1 wuiilJ. |i) 
 i' al vjllt: til:' M.iOiT, ih.r. al'il. ulJl<f well ; \<||!uiitiey 
 noiilil not yiolJ M ili.'i, 1 li'i'n I tlkiu ro Ibrl eai I'Uf 
 IV u il.i^s. ii,iy, twelve Hoiitii, Init iliey replicit, that 
 I'leie w.s Mil 1'. .ty Hirt'i .ill K 'I'lt nf li.inil, I tIriHolJ 
 tlvit r tiny w. 11'. 1 O.iv till A/,( .iVv I woi,.li; ;niii 
 
 I ijilic'i> ImJ mt I'jiiiv ui 
 
 >tl'.f t II |> irer, iiii.l ;.iiil li..Mt'i.it 
 
 '!p lii'ii. 
 
 \\ i;li tlviii t 
 
 I'M"; 
 
 ih. ire ail i!i 
 line 
 
 fir lie wai p Tlwaileil ilni iliiic he w.ii, i innJ i I ut I liearj iio .iiitvrei. lie male, .l',tJ 
 Ivii 10 III) on while i( naj hot,) ''••!. nivil M ..ri. /{•„.■ \\cie all t ii wliiK. ruliiiK K 
 
 '"'••'' •iiiilhiiCjiinp.itioiK, iellin(^hiiiifh»;tlieirV.lliiiv 
 
 SliipsiiJe, .liiil the pool \x't, .liiil !.iii\e .\liii wore ca li .1 
 upon to eome o i of lliei,- ("il'iiis into :ik' S.ial'iir. 
 '1 lu .Ma'tei .r.llej to ii.e'o I'' .nl; with liim at '.lie I 'ar.li 
 w.iv. I lanit iii't .li w.ll .!< I -o'l'il. anJ in niv Knees 
 l'.l'j.i;|,hrili:'iti tet ilie tin'f of (inU to ri'iiicniLicr il-.ni- 
 (elve*, ani If .lu'ii tliey uo'.ild Le doi.j uino. 'J hey 
 liiil 1110 keep my I'clK wil!, and wcnrc iii'u n-y C'»I lit, 
 •iiid uijiilj lint ii'tter [lie Malleno fp'.-ak uitliiic ; |iu:.is 
 lin \.-iit nvirtlie liJe, heeilki to in 'Hi tl, • M'jr.i \vli til 
 inv 
 
 Vk'tiMKiiiilie .Ship, aiulwDiilJ 
 
 ,r|tif/ it wlieii I eiine luni . i I'lit thill wmiUl not Caasfyi paie liuh' i.'To my Calnii, aii.i toKI m.- t,;at I ft 
 ihcni i wlici.f re 1 tol.l theiM, ihoy had loiiic wo.le iiiir- , would ov<- thiuw iis all ; Nay, luu! I, it 1.^ ihat Vi.laiii 
 !cr in han.l than t'.iey ma. Id ih :w ut", :iii,l that ir was II ki li.t-i. 
 
 itjiiiul and l<,even;',e ihcy lounht, or elCe ilicy wi.ulit not ! The Carpenter, who wa-. all tliii, whii. at !i''crry, is- 
 a: I'li.li atiiue of Niftlit iimUTtakv fikh.i Died : Whtrc-I ked thvin it they would bi- haii,jtil when rhc) .aim- 
 upon (,■ !•< r.iok up my lliWc th.it lay before me, an.l , hoiiii-, and ai turl.u'ireir, he fai,l, he wjiiI.I r. t ll.iy iit 
 Iworc ih.ii he would do no Man liai i nlan d what lie iiJ [ the .Slop i nlei>tlie\ v\oiild forte ii, 111 : They hd Him go 
 wa^ tbrtht I'.oodofthe Viyapc, uni^PMhte' ^ ell.', audi then, liii they wot. :d ivir Ita'. hnn. 1 Mill ( faij lie) 10 
 tl'.itall the rell Ihoiild do ihclike;^^/^J^^td iwearl ' may hive mv Clii'it and all that iiiinr : Tiiev fa ' he 
 
 tl'.e la 1.1c. 
 
 ^^^^ I liioul I, ar.d f rcliiitly the\ p t iiii.io tl'e S/aiii.p. J !ki 
 
 (.' -'/ wenraw.iy, anl pnfently caniflHI^fho 1 c-l I'.iaiiit down toine to take his leave ot iiie ; I iirpeJ 
 caiilc he wa', an nncieiit Man, I hiped to h.ive t'oiiiid himroltay, wh.ili it'h.'di', he iiV'.''" lo wirk that i'.ll 
 
 more moderate ; liithc was worfe than Crem, and iw ore 
 plaiiiU that he wrnld iiitUt'y this Deed when he llionid 
 
 line hou! 
 
 liouldb'. w.il. I !.■ Uid, he Iclev.il i; ev 
 S^adtotakeiheni iiiijMin { bcirif pe'lu i.ied i 
 
 v.P' 1,1 be 
 .he M.1. 
 
 .\ftcr hiMi I. line 1 hu 'I'hmn.o .ind A/.-iv^e; I liir that ilu re waMiotniic ir. all the .Shin that e;oii'il till 
 
 fv,v. Buds of I b'eaiher, of wliom 1 Ihall fay no iiMie, 
 bcfai-'itliey .11- iinf-edead. IjlHy ca'iie A/ /ff an.l /( «- 
 «r, , of wlioir. I dciiianded, if they were well advifed 
 wlutihrv bad taken ill han,! : They anhvcied, they were, 
 and thuielbiT laticto tai^e their Oaths. 
 
 Nov.', Ixvaule 1 am nnuli eondemncd for fids Oath. 
 IS oiir lliat ploi'.t.d with ili.'iii, and that by an O.uh I 
 Ihoiild hiiiltlieni toneiberro pfiforui what they had be- 
 piin. 1 ihinu'.lit good to let down to the vi-.w 1 1 all, how 
 will thi'ir Deeds agreed with their Oath, whi li w.is 
 this, Y'Hi Ih.'ll l:v.:i, t'li.-h ttiiiji, iitir I'riiK- itiul C'lii.- 
 I »; • V y/.' I '.',/, i.'f/'.'n.; /'Ill '!< il'f I'hiyof (;"</, ti 1.', t!v 
 C-it'vf rl'- .liUax ill li'i I, mi-l I'f.'mfi no A/.,-./. Thi.s 
 wa^ the Oath ivithom adding cr diiiiini!!iini> : I cc- 
 peCled more of rlicir Cuinpani.ins, but there i.mic no 
 nior-.'. It ^ a. ilien diuk, and they in a rcadincfs to put 
 this Die.lof Darkiief< 111 exieiition. I railed to C>eii 
 and 11'-'" ", and prayed them urn to pn in l-.and witli it in 
 the dark, br: to Itay till Moriinv.; : 1 hoped tliat every 
 M. an would go to his roll, bit wi< kedmfs lUc|'S not ; 
 f >r (.V-.;i kept the Maftcreompany all Ni[;h[, and others 
 were aMvaielifidas he. for'-n brought me fome I'.'cad, 
 will h his Cabin ivtatc p,avc him, and I then aske,l him. 
 who 11 he would put out with the MaUer ; he fahl, the 
 Carpen'cr, an 1 .,'i'/'»i K '>',!;, and the llek Man. 1 faid, 
 tliey would not do wlII to |ari with the Car(<ciiier, be- 
 cauVe thrv kn 'w not wl.at need they iiiiuht have of him. 
 The real! n w ''.y they liail no more regard for the drpen- 
 trr, was, U\a' le he .ind 7"''" ^"'li were tonde: ,ied 
 for wront; done in rhe Virtual ; bucthe chief caufe •.as, 
 bc;aiife the Mailer loved him, ami ( difplai.inR l{'-lr 1 
 iS'.'l.-' when we ramrtiomnur wiiitriiij; pl.acc) had. made 
 hnn his Mate, nt uli'vli the Confpiiatois did_ prmluc, 
 be.' lufe he could neiiher vyrice nor read ; and l.iid, that 
 the .Vhlier and his ip;iorar\t .M.n.e would rarry the .Ship 
 V. hcther ilie Mailer pleal'ed, the jMal*er t'lrbi.idaij', any 
 Mm to i.jepaxoant o-.'reekoiiiiip, ami ha. in;; tak:nfiom 
 all Mill, wh.uliiever niip,ht ferie for ihatpurpole. At 
 lalt lobt.iinedof 'Jiff and U'ii,iit that the Carpenter 
 I'.i'iild (lav in the .Ship, by wliofe means 1 hoped that the 
 Miller and the pi'i li.li Man iie(;ht b,' taken into the 
 Ship ap.aiii. This Ni;;ht > / ■. .'v' .;; waslate up, and they 
 ilio.ipht he ba.i boonw'.lh ihe .^lalter, but he w.'S witji 
 tile Carpenter, v. ho l.iy on the roe,p, and eomiiig down 
 from him, w i.met by his Cabin-Ma'e /( ..•if Hi!J--\ us if 
 
 howi to earty lur h line ) bit if wc miiitpiT, laid he, 
 ( whiili we wll ni^t wi'iiiiply do, fir we v i.l f how ihe 
 .Ship} he pra;ediiie, if ive came tj the C.ijes lifiirc 
 iheiu, iliat I would leave (bnie token that we had been 
 there, near to the place where the Fowls brcel, an.l lie 
 would do the like font', J and lo with tears we parted. 
 Now were the (kk Men driven out of their C.ibiiis ;iito 
 the Misllop ; Luf/i/»i li nim ha\.ii? a kn hielstVr /' r>,- 
 Jj Cu-iii.-rn, and li lu'-r for the Cooper, iiin.e hi_i;l> 
 words palled beiuicn them and >;,i'i;, who I'ai i they 
 ihould I'.o, and ihe otlier I'wore the\ ll.ould n.-it go, but 
 luch as were in the Shallop ll.ould return. Wiien (,' .'cii 
 heard that, he W'.is compelled t ipive plac, .in! to put 
 out .(''. ,'..'i.i./'i' and MjV/'.h-; /{.(,, which wnh imiihailo 
 was done. 
 
 Now were all the poor Men in the Shallop, whofc 
 Inline were, li ■■ v lliu'li-r, t,in ll:i.l/r, /„ ■■ .i l.r.'r^ 
 Si.!-.;cl< I-VI-), I'hiiiy S'a'l, Carpcili. r, l''m>i.:> ::'.,io\J:, 
 Al'm A.'.' r, lleiny Kj'iX, A/'/ .;. / i'.c,'. Th.c Carpenter 
 t;otof theinalVeec, andl'r.wder, and Shet, ibine P.kes, 
 .mlronl'ot, with lome Meal an,l o'lur things. They 
 tl'.eii Itood oiifof the lee, the Shallop beu'); fait to the 
 Stern ot the Ship, and as f on as they were om, they 
 cut her Meadialt fioni the Stern, an I out wuh tl;,'irTep. 
 fails, and Itood towards the Sra in a clear Si a : likn 
 taking in theit Tip lails, ih.ey rnhted th.'ir Helm, anj 
 lay under their bore fail till ihey l.i,l rail'iched and 
 ferched a'! plaeesin rhe Ship. In the Hold they fo.'iid 
 one ef liie Velfels if Meal whole, and the ithei half 
 fpent, f . weh.ul I ut two; we found ado two birkini 
 of Btlt'er, l7p!eccsof Pork, jji^Ad|^iIiiilli"lof IVafi. ; 
 in the Mailers Cabiinvefouii^flHJI^hi Cak"\ a Peib. 
 of Meal, andaboiii: tht'-ciudnBU^^j Jfcf l-'e.-r. N.'i.'.- 
 ihe Shallop was. :ome in fighf^Hj^^ Sllli fo.i they li i 
 lallthe Main-fail, an leu; wttfllyB^flpiiilj, as ifthoy 
 had fiid Itom an 1 iieiny. " ^^^^^ 
 
 fheu I priyed thee.i yet to reiiicmbcr thriiif, Ivvs; ha: 
 (f/.'/'fliM ;.''/,';>.' (:nre trail tlieielt j would heT if no 
 fucli matter. Coining 'ligh the rail Sluar, tluv call a. 
 hour ai'd Itcod to the Well, ar.d anchoring near an I- 
 lliiid, let the b.iataiv.l Net all^sr, 'o fee if they coiiM 
 litvj a diaiu'.hr, bit eoiiM no- f.ir Reeks .ami t> cat 
 Stones, bbie the;, gathered pood llore of that \\'eed 
 w hiih wccalled Ccet',/'-;; .ii', in i ur wintriiii' pl.iec. ard 
 ly ther..'rhat Niglic an ibell 1 arn.f next ,'av, in all 
 
 ir h.i Icitiby III nice, audio rhcy went to their Cabin which tni.e we hw not the Shalop, ror ever law her 
 it^p.ether. Itwasiiir loii;i, ere ir wa, da,', then canielafer. y/.j.'-i (;,i-ii»t ci'nc to mean I lii.l. that 1: was thi! 
 L'l'i.-;.,'.' the Cook tor W.rer fui tli- Kettle, A^.w.; the 'Cuu paiiies SViU. tine I llvjuld ccmc tip into th.-Malter's 
 
 Cabin, 
 
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570 Hi^lorTi Fm^eJorthe dijcovery of a N. //'. 
 
 lib. IV. 
 
 If 
 
 J:,!r. 
 
 C»l>iii, niKliiki'durccpl' it. I lotJhimii wi^inorf lit [Altjvi. Tht S4v\)N» i:'int tii them, 411J by iii^imhcy 
 tlt\:X't lot , III (\\\, h' il.i.iU iKitKjflie iiv ) If, 11"! tff'^* i.imi|i« uiK'_\«.iili.iiiotlii.'i, luai.Mir Mil tiuik Mu 
 
 mi'.Uli- With thr MiUii J Cir J or Iniiiut* : .Vi \ wii' <il ill ii> intdont I'-vr, .\ii.l ilisy x^.ui. (mc 1 f . un iii'o 
 iii,.iiiil< ■. |M I me ihil.i Vi t tfi'- MiUc, «(. iii!li.l»'i ilvirll 11 lli.ii liHyi.imcJ (uirMnito.! Ciivc*h.m 
 in,;, iliirlu- li.i.l l.i >l ilic M^jltiv'i trlk tl,im» locitli. r tluir I rnt> ii,.o.l, 1 "vjul iIk" \V,i; dl inc jLi u when 
 xviii. Ii li «. n'.i! iilihinU',r\Nl.ci> iiiiu' llim:UU'fVi , I'l' iiir I nw! Ui.l. ^)im lloit wcih m tliL pU 'vhiTv' ilir 
 hu'1,1 \vi' .1 lo.'.c'iviu JtiinK l'\ 1.1 Ir. low, I 111 1.1, I'l.l liiii Mom wrtc Jclirulli to knn.V iiciw rhu 
 
 1 111' W,:iil krvir |« ivc llon.l i,-i iIkNoi'.Ii c-it, .Uul'lll.' 5i:iv .i|;i.. kill. ,1 tluM «: Duo iif lliom liii'w;.! tli- iinnii.'l 
 \v 1,1 ;(,'■■> /I /'en ,(11 rl.'. .niuMiV lo If. wli" wou'i! I"'vv, i- In ;i W4. lliili , I lay iiko A lw{ I'llv \.,rn « 
 JiiM .('"'•""'ic North vMMk. Wl IuJ t Iti.mdi'., "i ]"urc.f t'lcfiij, an.i putrin^ ii al'oi- th. Nioki < t ih. 
 Willi <iuhi Nif,lit, uti>l HiioJ .ili'C i; 111! vt imi v .ili 1 'iJ., p'"' *» ''''""'"Wm. Diir Mm H'civ..! ilic S.ivj^ , 
 III , into uliicli wc r.iii nil *vi' i.. 'M n.a lui tiiul.. r ; I: liu' nU' oi nut I'mcv wU.Ai at one llioi i^ciiM kOI r, • 
 Ir. ("iiiliik iliiMil of U-, .mil ;»i>' vVin.l tMimnlit it .i!t,t voi oi.inln. l)ur Il<mt'', Cri-w went tu iliiir d'..; Ur 
 m*(K'iii, till- wi.- onj.l not II II U. k'v.uJ ii'ir lin».u!, <Hir M.in .ml roilcln.T ilicir. jwlun ilwjf i.iinc ili(.S.i ,,- 
 'liir l\i iiiil-.iyiii u tiayj 111 woiii In- .1m» wc I..I1I !;■'"> " .uli-' I'cit i.iv. Nvi'liii.i.ii iiig. lia|'iii(i, ,i.,,l in, ,411,,,^ 
 hiilic;;.' ii-.t witli i lor tli >' wc li. .1 U'cii \vliii\- theri' iliur llii.iii>; lacy oiljuil ilivir* tliiiiK» in uui .V.ni, 
 w.i» t'liitiMl.iro, yit 1! w4»Mot Id I,', .ul iii'i'n ilic Vt- wlv loiik iiily j'.iiiic Mmlcii IVitii 111 kiiluiiiyc t'ur .1 
 •cr.iit!.!'. ionic pic.tMil' It liiin li.illaMili. 01 4 Mile Knili. .111 WwuCJIaMiiitioiUi i'n.l la.ini', tcmvai i,.u 
 (nioiiniC-. Wc Iw.i .1 dcc>< Vi, a.ui a 'liU' of H^""! MJ''* tlivy. aim:al^\ nl, ii,i:,h ri.ioi< my; it tins iluim, 
 atij hl'h, viiuh fit N. V. .uki S. !•.. .\t Jul, lirin; a» if t!,i.vlu.l un t w.tli thi-iiiott liiii| Ic aiiJ kinJ l\i,(lc 
 clear of it, v'l.' lOiitMinti) iii'i ■I'Uilc 111 liclii ot i.ii ha- in :.. ■ VorM. 
 
 I'cici lliiiai, ti;: wc la.fii liiiir UlaiiJ* uli'ji i.r Nmii I'.'-'? rv»' i!.iy IkIii;' the i-jtli of .Ti/ , tln.7 w.iiiinj 
 .iiul .Somh, wIkmi- .iiiiliniim bctiv.tii tlv two NoKiUi-i •»»-■■ 'f. -"d Uoih! .u luar I" tlio | Ian- where tin h,»i 
 It cill, \v, I 111 our h'.,a: .ill.fiai 10 ue if thi y loiild fin.l a-l I'reil aithcy coiiM, .mJ I't.aufe I w.is l;:iiu, I w.o t;i m, 
 ru tl.ini', |> 11 there was noil'ii;(" i'l- In 1 bill iifi -X"/'! I •!,'''"' I'o". I'nury lii. Ii ill ium .in I In I in tlit fi\\i 
 ^i-.'iereci'f th.y iTniii.lit Uorcaliniul IWlfic wr came to Cahm, iiiuloi iiiv .are, of citry iluii;; Iniiiev.li.ii j .i,.,! 
 till- I'!.i.e, 1 i.iilii well '.'ti-.eivc u;.r I was ke)! o the! lo wih iiiori- l.ait than gooj Iptcil ( aivl ii, i wiiluuit 
 .Sli.| .v/iiiili // 1; K.t.v;)'s iiiinit, '.,e aiife 1 la. oiiitil their ^ iwvar.i.p) away we wont, ll.-nt (,hv-, n;:,.im II ..1 ,, 
 From. linR. iiiL.;ia. \\c then b'\.yi) viry f Ut!ly to 7;/ h J. .»«,(», Al. ..,, /*/,■, wii./V'iv .\//, , anit my iclf 
 jvili'...,!eirrt.itaVi'iipon ii-e ■." feai.Ii I'ot thi)fiMhiii((',| ^Vi,ell wc Ciincnear the .Shoir, the Peopl.- were 011 the 
 wlii.li himftlt hail lUk-n, .Mill a> I i.lv Ir.K- el .iiiiaiter nil, Hills, danomt' jiul le:ipmu , uc e.imc to the Cove, 
 III. 'han 'rrejf.iii aiiiongll ii«, tlu' lhi.l ileiiivcil the whue they hail iliavvn up their BuaiJ. aiiil liiougir. out 
 (.'omianyif )o C.ikes oi Hreail. They had row many B<,a' toihe (ide ofilieCove, dole tothe Knckt. .\tlinj( 
 l)ni..isiii thoiv lle.T !s, and hiijan 11 lalk anioiiu them- , they wcnr, leaving me inthc Uoaf, whith th,.y f.iUnc I 
 fri-<st'.it;,ig>-i. ' .Msiii. f te jlitclor ihini. and (.'criii to a f.rcatStoiiMgijlic Shoa.-. The P«o| I,- lame, .mJ 
 fvM u ilai the.Shii'ftlKiillkoipihe Sia, and not pot iiViO'Ty unehd^li ilujtat inlhsHuidtobirtcr : bui(iii,„ 
 10.111. I'laie. Mil h-h.iil hi< .V^ijeri's Hand and .Seal to fwore theja 11 yilBFctiothinp till he had Vcniion, foi 
 lliiA" fur lr>i'i(, ty i ("^'t f'-"'' t* '"' waj now ihcji C'ap- 
 li'ii, iiiidlo .illedcf '•hein. 
 
 lioiii ilioii- ir.iiuls «e 0-o.i N, K and tailed thofc I- 
 llalkls vhuh ,Mr. llnJ'ni '-^'Itd /vKmi'iirj III.iikIs, be- 
 I'voiii whu-haiiil thiiV.alliiw (. ouiid tithe Faltof tiicm, 
 he •irntdown into thclirrt .{rMtlUy. N^'e kept ih.- l-a- 
 II ril .*<hoic in lixlit. and loiiiiiij; thwart of ihc low 
 land, r.m (11 aUo.-k tli.o lay under water, and Ihiuk 
 
 b iioinr, orhftwif; wehaJbecn niAili- Inhil iiant.mtliat _ ^ ____ 
 
 f'acc. NVccontmucd om coi ife, and lailid land .i head jf.'w .' any thwi); the .Savages had whcicwitlial to liunu< 
 t f us, \Uikh Itri-tilicil out 10 the North j wiie.eiipon !''"•"' and If'.hii had Looking Glalles, J.w.-Tr;inip., 
 I'.'yf.ud, •.hit ;ii.' r by his Nonh.tly Coiirfe, had left and Bells, win, h they were Ihewinp to tiie IVopIo, and 
 llii' C'iinos lothe.Soiiih, and thai it ueicbiK to feek down! wliili; the Savayel wercftandiiiK round ahu it tlieiii, one 
 to til" S. Ill lime, lorrel:et, in,f(iie..ll was cone, f.,rwe 'l thcin tame inio the Boat s Head to me to (licw mc a 
 li.id Inn fnall iloie leU ; bin /.'.■, ei would follow the Bottle I made (igir. to hiin to j;et him alhi ar, but he 
 I in.i tt) ■lioNcith, fi) n;;, that he bo, el m (ii d totiiK! made astllo' lie had iv t undurtood me, whereupon I 
 
 fo—i-Mli;!; to rdie.e visihat w:iy .islooti as lothe South. "^ ' - '-- 
 
 Wi Ki'o.i f,> the ball, ica\in,', lheiiiaiiiF..iiidtotlie\'i)rih, 
 an.iaiuho.ed in a n.irrt w tJt.tl ctwcen nvolllan'>. 1 he 
 ll.i.it winl al'.iar, but fn"n.l nmhiiip but t :.. ^e-i'i.i't, 
 'ihielnias a i;re.n rcliif to ii<, K.t witlioot it, we 'l.ould 
 baidl- liave p,,n tothc CajK^ lor want of Vidiials. 
 
 J lie nc:a day wc weii;hed and double. 1 the Point of 
 mc Nonh Lan.l, whiib ib liii;li Lmd, and lo coiitin.ics 
 to the Capes, Ivi"!; North and Soitth !■■, or 30 1 eaj'.nes. 
 Ve Ir, 0.1 to the N^rth to find lloro of t'lulc fouls that 
 biceii in the C.ipes: We laifed the Capes with|Oy, but 
 hearing; ir. fi t ihcm between therocky Illands, wc ran cri 
 .1 Ko, k .hat lav under water, aiidthere llutk fall cipjit or 
 I'ine 1 lutus. It wi-i c'l'bing Wa-.r when wc eanie on, 
 ..■^liii and fait we.T.hor, and tlir blood let iisafluat: The 
 ) i^ eao'.L fi.i.'ii tl.e baft and 'he I lood fr.im the Weik : 
 wc llco 1 iioaviTto the Ea!t. r:;Shoie, and there anchored. 
 
 'I'he iM .tdiy, bein;; the lyih'jf hi:, the Boat went 
 t(.|fe'.)i fm.e bi..'..'l ; tiiey ImiI a ;,r.at way to row, and 
 fo coniil not i.a-h tjUhe | 'icc wlieie ihc b' swi bred, but 
 ti; uid liori if (Jr^^'^lhc Rpckfi an.l Clil'ts, whereof 
 ''■■■ykried.il iiiV ^-iwanl>Ni;^htrerni-iK-d. They 
 li,-|. I no".v bi '.'^I'.ht , Slilp iH-arcr rn the Stieights Mouth, 
 
 fo iheybyiMrtiad rinmiftdhiiii. A* Icon .sum M,.n 
 were huKicd, the J.n.ii', i made (ijfils 10 th.ir U',.,,. 
 f whereof there we'e nianv lute MnligrtLs, but a. bi,','ji 
 Hmiiub ) and pointed 111 ilieif Mountain and to ilic Siiii 
 elipniiiK ther Hands ' ,/•.«, J, «)'..;,, and U .,/«; lk, dj 
 iiani by the Boat's Hea.l, Pfjf and Mot.r were sot up- 
 on ihe R.xks, gathttiiig.Sorcl ; not one of them nadany 
 VV'eapon almui iiini, notfomuJi .u aStiik, five ll.n^ 
 r.nen oidy, who had a pirteof a Pikein hi, Hand; not 
 
 an'' lii 
 Fa'iu.; 
 pain, 
 
 'rtli A Shelt" (,f tti-OLKul in J *> or 10 
 
 when thcv bad v.-.'ithed anelior a- 
 
 loii.e I'l.u'c where the Fowl bre.l. 
 
 O- .111- 
 '\*\l'T. 
 
 aiv'lh .^lii'-rir. 
 they .oii'diii.'- Ill 1 1 fij^ain. nor no pliec like it; but wcr.' 
 f.i;n to ti'rn t'l and im in the Nb.iih of the Srieight in 
 i!i.'«iJ,rof Kock;,, becaiileth; V conlii not lin.lGroundro 
 )i 1 1 1:1 an .Anrlior in, tiie \Va ei Wii lodccj). 
 
 'I'lic iSth the Boat went to Di,^;:'s<'.'ape tor Fowl, and 
 1' ni:c(iiri.>;H. Ii)i that pine wiiere 'he Fowl I reil ; and 
 bi inp near, f.iw f ven Ikiats eonieabcM th: Faltcrn Pour 
 t. \<ar.is them. Wlun the "iiv.if.c.s fiw oiu' Boat, they 
 '. !o,eil C'it;etli.r,ar.il drew their leil'eili.ji.its ii.'o the bigger, 
 r)"!! r.j'.ved 1, ami. Is ,iiir l<o.:r, .ml nni'le li,j:'S to the 
 Welk; ojr .'^•l.n in in-j ir.ean ume mad'; .eady for all 
 
 fto:iilnp and pointed liini alhoar j in the me.intimeaiio-''" 
 ihcr (lole behind me to the Stern tif tiic Loar, and as finju ' 
 as 1 law hull alhoar that was in tli'- He.id of the Boat, 1 
 fite down again, when fiiidcniy I law the Leg and Foct 
 cf a Man by me, and ealliiig un my Head, faw a Savage 
 with his Knife in his Hand, wlio lliuck at my Bread u- 
 ver my Head; 1 tailing up my Kiglit-aini to five my 
 Drcalt, hewo'.ndeil my .•^rm, and Ikiuckmc into tiielio- 
 dy underniy riaht Pap ; he made a llco'i.l blow, whi.li 
 I met with iiiy Lett-hand, and then l.c w.iundcd me m 
 tile Ri.ijht-thigh,aiid had like to cut oH the little Fimiei u: 
 my Lc It-hand ,1 g'jthold of the Stangof the Knife, and 
 had wi.iind it about iny Left-hand, and he Iktiving witn 
 both his, Hands to make an end of what he had begun, 
 I found him but weak 111 the pripe ( God enabling ine ) 
 and getting hold of theSleeU' of iiis I.eft-ann, bore hiai 
 fiommc; hisleft-lidc then lav bare tome, uhieli when 
 I faw, 1 held the String of tlieKmfe faltiiiiny Leri-hinJ, 
 and liavini; my Right-hand at libtity, 1 fought forl'onic- 
 wh.it to Itrike liim ( not rtiin.mb;ing my Dagger a; my 
 lidc) bur looking uow: , I faw it, and therewith Itr.iek him 
 into the Body and the Throat. 
 
 While I wa> thus alCiultcd in the Boat, our Men were 
 fit upon on the Shoar, "Jolm Tucmii and ii''.!ii:m iV.ijm 
 h.id their Bowe'sei.t, and Mtch.t:! Pe'^fs and !I~iir> r,'c« 
 being n-.ottally wounded, came tumbling into the Doac 
 rogetlier; y-lr.l,ctr Mct.-r feeiiii; what had happened, 
 eanie running down the Rocks', and leaping into the 
 Sea, fwain to the Hoat, hangin;.; on the Si.'rn thereof nil 
 Miii.ul i\ /ftookhhu in, who ni.-.nfully drtinded the 
 llead of the Boat agai'ill the Savat;C3 that pulFed fore up< 
 on w. • I faw liiin llrike one of them with a Hatchet, thit 
 he lay fprawlmg in the SiTi ; (heft cried Cuir.:o, :;i,d 
 laid aliout him withhi' 'IruP'-hcon; I called to them to 
 .b.irthe iiout, and />"..''.'ii' Afof. eall-d to be taken in. 
 The .'iav.ijios then betook rhciii : 'their Hov/s and Ariov*, 
 which ihey <^.iit amoni; US, and llc.v /iiV) ; o • « out- 
 right, 
 
 
J['C 
 
 Lib. IV 
 
 I, 4tiJ by lii^iu ihvy 
 i«oiir Mn tiujk 'im 
 Ilk (nic if ' un iii'o 
 
 rl.llltj.1 CiiVCWh,!^ 
 
 (it iiic yh V wticis 
 the fl.i c •vhftti ilii' 
 iih 111 kiin.v now tho 
 llii'w.'il tlu' ni.inii.'i 
 i\ l>>iit< I'i'lc v.'.rn t 
 !• th. '\,,-K-, (,|' ih. 
 n ll'cw.il iiic S,u,i' . 
 .' lliot »M'ii|it kill (. • 
 ;it tij iliiir C*i\v; Kr 
 
 I clay i.iiiii' iIkSj ^. 
 ai'iiii', A, J Itiakiiijj 
 lliihc,,» in mil N'.i'ii, 
 
 II III t'liliuiicc t'ur .1 
 ^a.;lll', tcnHkil I. II 
 
 11 111)^ .It lilis ili.llKl, 
 
 ii|lc aiul kinUl'ui)lc 
 
 7((/', lliL-y Wv'yiu.1 
 an- where tin K.wj 
 ■as l.:iiu', 1 w.i, t.,^0 
 
 I hi I 111 tht fi\ix 
 iiii;; loiiim liai ; .iii,| 
 .1 ( .iivl 111 L wuhiiiic 
 I'l' , H'l .i.im II '„l ,,^ 
 V M ti<, anii my iclf! 
 
 PtopI • were 'in tin.. 
 
 c.imc ta tlic C'dvc, 
 t», .iikI liioiigir. Out 
 othtfHoL-ki. Atlioac 
 
 which th..y f.itkncl 
 c Pio] lo lamc, .iiiil 
 J to Inner ; buidr,, 
 I 111- hnil Vcnilnii, for 
 
 As llvll :•> I'll i\ion 
 
 ligas 10 th.ir Uoj;.-, 
 iiixnls, liut a. liij'.ai 
 mam. 111,1 to ihi; bun, 
 u>, JIlJ (/ >/«; Ui (,,\ 
 
 \ti>t.r won; got 11(1- 
 
 t one oftlitr.i naJony 
 
 s a Slick, Tivc //.«.; 
 
 'ikcin hi, HinJ ; not 
 
 icicwithal to liurius. 
 
 ll.illLs, JuW.-Triinipi, 
 
 r to tlic I'coplo, aiiil 
 
 mU al'u It them, one 
 
 1 to 1110 ro Ihcw mc a 
 
 liiii allii ar, but he 
 
 me, whvTtupon I 
 
 the iiic,intiiiii.Miio-^»"i!' 
 
 ic Ijoar, and as fixjii '■'"' 
 
 c.id ot the float, 1 
 
 iiwthe Leg .indl-'oot 
 
 Head, f.iw a Savage 
 
 iirk at my lireall o- 
 
 it-ami to r.ivc my 
 
 uckme into tiieljo- 
 
 lico'id liloiv, whi.li 
 
 p wounded me in 
 
 the little I'liijici u: 
 
 g "f tlie Kniic, and 
 
 d he ihiving witn 
 
 li.it he had begun, 
 
 (<od eiuhling inc ) 
 
 l.tft-aim, bore him 
 
 oiiie, which whoil 
 
 altiiimy I.eri-h:iiiJ, 
 
 1 fought fur lb;iic- 
 
 ig my Dagger :i: my 
 
 herewith Itr.ick him 
 
 Beat, our Men were 
 and il'.Ucm ll'.ijon 
 t^j( and il'iiry (iie.n 
 b;ing into the Boat 
 hat had iiappened, 
 id leaping into ilic 
 he Scv'rn thereof till 
 ifidly drtir.ded the 
 I that piiircd (ore up-. 
 wiih a Hatiliet, du: 
 ltd Cuiv.Jo, ;;::d 
 I called to them to 
 I'.d to he t.ikeii in. 
 ir l^oivs and Anovi, 
 V li:n ; c; i ,i out- 
 tight 
 
 C;haP' ^^H- Hlldlon'/ hw^c jor the (ftjio zcry vf a jV. \\ 'Pi'l liyc. 57 / 
 
 ff 
 
 rijlhl i Mhl'flPfif; »h< li«d re. rivi-d iP»ry wnun.l 
 ilfireil ihi Hi' If, and I'ut ji fmm the Mimr, jiil lulpul 
 W'../ '*■'"■ III. Ill '"" III", rif ihc B)«, I retrucd .1 
 iruel wMinl 'II u'N 111 kw.ih nii.Arr.iw (' /,«nd «'- 
 It, frtWid iln'll«iJ' i•"'^^, win h when thp .Sav«r»'' ''"• 
 rhev tan '"ih.if M'i.wn mid I Liiir.t ihes would hive 
 hum. hcitilumt'it.riiwiK, bmiiitvdil i.. t. l'"f*»hi|i 
 wav all till" >vli.lc mdirmiJIUol ino <,h»n.|,»i:Ji.ould 
 
 fiPt Ue 11*. 
 
 Whi'lliluv 'i.ld rmvrj !« pri'i I vay from the .Vhrinr, 
 ht .••■■! I'f '■■ himti'd. and could rrw ii>i irorc , thmw.n 
 ,,', ;.^i. Mf Inr.kdtojliiid III ihrFolt-heid, iml wnl'. 
 mtliiMii|v ivhiih «i Hill iiwii^iot. aiiiUvhi Mhcy did, 
 ihey cnitld nut icll vih.i i ■ rinki of us , l-ni in Hit ei,.l 
 ehiy II'''' dtlif ii«, .inlfii n'-i n' up. H > j <'>"" ",is 
 lliifiivii oi'tiit till lli'.ini '.iihe Sra, «lid llic M\ wcK 
 put aU'ard, ilv Sisape I'unjt >tt uluf, ^t wi'luut 
 liMil,' i liiiihiv die.l.il'ilieie I'l.l' clay, H'l.,(m H'l I « 
 Iwearitinaii I .'iiiling 111 ' m"'* llartul H'.iihht; Mi'.'.ic' 
 f: I- mil,' ined tivodaysaiiii, .iiKlilieii dud. Thu<yoii 
 hue bend I'le n.i "n d ciiil ot /<•'.■* '."••■»( and hil M.ite«, 
 whiim iIk-v .Mlled Captain, ilieU i ui Uun; the only billy 
 Men in Hii ihi .Miip. 
 
 Tlv (' oriimiii'vr '.Int wire left, wi'tc to ply our .Ship 
 t.i nil fio in the ,\b)ii'liof tJK' Streiglu, thtic btint! no 
 (•|j. • M.iriih.ir ill near h.m ! i luli.le , lliey woieioHfi in 
 ihcl'.iiffolii:! {■..wlii'l'i.iHilsh me, whi. h _thcy did, 
 ahlio' wirh grcudaiiper M i » .ill i for d the \Vmd Wiw, 
 th.re w.is .III hirh .Si.i, ant the l-ddiei d 'he iid.j 
 w.iull.ir the Ship lo luar the Ko. ks, ii, it fiighiiicd 
 liir .Mailer '<./■■.' W-. • . tor (o I will now lallliiin. Al- 
 tcrihcy bad with grcT labour killed about I'lo bowljon 
 tlicSiimli Cipf, we llool Id the balk, but w'enwc 
 wer.' fix 'jr le.cn leagues from theCjpcs, ilr Wiiul , 
 la'iieupaiba!}, wlicicupoii we llodKlilkto the L.ii'es 
 m.Mm, and killed i ' Kowls mWe: man the Wind 
 c'jimn'! .\t Weil, we dood a'.inv'thc Nl^ ^Mio:ir, nil 
 we fel! into broken pioiintl about tbe Sjiten't hichn.i,' 
 aii.i tlieio aiidinrcd. ; 
 
 The-ice'vewcni t ) thi- Idandof i>./' A/-rf/r«, and lo 
 tJihe llhrd', ill ilieMoiiiliof the Siieii-ht, n"t Iceiiig 
 the Land nil we were na.ly Minn our Boat* Ipit afamit 
 the K.wks ma In", .^s fooii as it c'.arcd a litile, 
 \u lan' '^ur fcjce.s ill. Iiili;d With r.iky (Hands, and 
 unijd Imd n^"iiiuiid to aneli.r in. ^^'e Itiod to the 
 lialt, and put our fcKesio baid i:..wan.c of halt a 
 Voul a d.i.v, vith ilie KntiP.e, liaMiig nothing now left 
 ol oiii 'Jldlkorrs, bur I'Miic Meal ; we in.ide trill ot c- 
 <erv tl'iiigthuv;.!', eatable ; we tiaid nor bowls, tor we 
 ,oiild m.ii pull them, and bmmni' the ["tatliets, cat the 
 bki' s, 1101 was the (iarbidi'i- ihruwn away. 
 
 WeLOniiiiuedoiliCourle b. S. t. to raifc the Drf'l.i- 
 rri: and thrtKC to lliil'e our Comfe tot ('vin./; b ii 
 the Win i coimm', .agaiiiit us, we .iltered our Comie, by 
 the perfwalionof'K:'.'"" '-•■'. whotold iisthar wellioiihl 
 liiid gi. .f uhef 111 .VcivAiv»i.;-.'i".V, if our Couiitiy-mtn 
 W'r. there i and if thcv were gone 1 ilore we .ame, we 
 ihouldlind great ftoic of Kread and bilh Jctt allioar by 
 
 ihrm 1 fo We fto'i I 'o eheS. W ii 5; !)•.«. wljc.. I » thi; 
 will of (i(id tie Wind uinif U) at S \V. J he.i (lu 
 M.iller a'kid iiu" if ' f lh"n d ttk ' tli>' Unch- '.fill* 
 Willi, niid iVjpi' III t'luilc fir / !l^,^. I nj'J hnn I 
 tli'iiijlil itl '11 1 I'. . svheurwc kuert C'niit'nw mil 11 f 
 r.. 1 cik It I.I' te It »■ ,11 talk vi*), and ny f.j b" t nJ 
 ■So wit H(,.d iii\v.iii!» l.uiil, with I rl^\p|.tl)lI* WtiiJr ff r 
 ii.iiivdiy.t I'l'hii N -v \* IS ail i,j| MiahpMn i«'ii 
 our lout ri.lly an.l di-\ , l>ii!, th..ir |i.ir;« nrj f.-nccL, 
 w\ viii ,.oiiti lit «rl, ihe iih Bxi'h 1 i- Oneur, ami • 
 half I owl liii^iippn-. 1 i. i' I'.citijiii { .nvlic '.wtttk, 
 aiid /(-»..» 1 iir I 111 k nude a M fi 1 1" Mia' i.i tie KuK* 
 of our bowl, l'\mp thiiii w th I an II''- grcalr n I ihey 
 wi-'e iiifp, ,111. 1 with Vim I,' II put to tlieiii, n .iwi' afiioi 
 biih ot ,\U It. Our Viii.^ar ua^ll.ar. d, and loivetf 
 Mill a I' luiid (if Candles tor a W'c.k, as .1 ineu ' inini>. 
 Helrrt lui if kored iisi.j lu wiihai ( ■ or "o I i.igucict' 
 l^l'-iil, Jiiiiv.rhad j^o ilinli.r In probal ie <■ " 
 CmirleU'.is li-mcwl ,it ilie h iii'rt, by toil, iml nr -< 
 (Icer.iiip, f iro'irMcn wcrr lowcak tint the) cm '■' 
 It.ii'd .It ilie Hrlm, but ui re fim to iir. 
 
 Iiieti /('/r'- I -I d'ljti.r nicfr csair, and , 
 Ml 11 s'lieui dilp.iir, fivm;?, wi v.eie { ali l.h'il. ■ d 
 f ilrl.ilt l.v.sl Wire now m the Steep-f.'b. 1 he MalUr 
 wa^ mm li gticvcd tolcc h » Men in th'.4 coridiiion, tot 
 foiiii ' t ttic 11 s\o..ld lit ani tec the biiiL-|...l 01 M on- 
 (ill fly up iri ihe I or<, the Sheets being I ivk''ii, aiul 
 Would neuhet lic'p nthiiiiielvrs, iiit e.id 10 Mhii» for 
 lie'p. Now ill ibucxtrcmity it pleiiiJ ('..J ti. give ui 
 light ol l.an.l. li'it lai tn in the place sail Miller laid b« 
 WmiJJ fall witli.il, \vliii.li waj the Bav i| ',.• iv i»j 
 w!iirca» we Icll 'o the Wed of the Di- /, , and i'o IUk.J a- 
 longby the C'cilt to the i. W. In tho end ihere was 4 
 jovtijlcrv, ■/ ir.V .< Mil, towards wlii^h ne It'iov). ukI 
 calli- 1 to liiiii ; hu Bark wasi.it f'li ., and w.i. at aiulior 
 a billing. Ihi* Min earned us ititj lie.- Ha>en, wluro 
 we ll.iied .1 fj\^ day,, and d alt w fh the f •/'' to fipply 
 0111 Wail's, but li.iiid no lehcf ; fir in rliii place tllUf 
 w.is neither brr.id. Dunk, 1101 Money; wus-relore they 
 adviled Ms to deal with our Coinvry-iU' r, vho wcrt 
 ilnre alill'.iiig, whieli ivcdul, hut fund thi- n ficoKlin 
 kmdiief^, that iliey would do notlnn'r wnhout prrfent 
 Mimey, whereot' wc had none in the Ship. At lall out; 
 uhi: I!' twiai; Malk't ol 1 lie baik that hrotii;lit us into 
 this H;irI)our, lurnillied us wi'li Money, aii.l received 
 oiirbrit dbleaiid Aii-hor 111 pawn tor the fame. With 
 this Money our Mailer bought Biead, Keei, an. I Bicf, 
 ot tbe iMalteri ot tome Velfeli that were there filh- 
 iiit{. 
 
 We agreed with tome of our Country-men to pivi." 
 iheni i I- lo I. a Man to bung our Sliip to I'Udi «.•,, ot 
 l)iitiii,:uil\ and to give tho Pilot "i /. ihe Men woiiM 
 rot po with us, unlets /f > nf/j would pal". Ins Word tot 
 then SVai;ii, uliicli by lie p ilvsalion id one Captain 
 lirl.v ( wh(nv.ni much our 1 nend ) be did, and accept- 
 ed of a liill t.'.rour Cable and Anchor ; and lo from Udi 
 Hi\en we came to I'titmuti . 
 
 \\ 
 
 A I>. XXII. 
 
 Forafinuch ,is this Niirratkc of Pricket, rt'ho returned 2rith 
 thjt. Comp^viy which had jo cruelly expo/cd Hlldion, may 
 he ftt/pciled by fame aj not friendly to Hl^dlon, / have 
 therefore added the Report of Thomas Wy dow.fr ow^- of the 
 cxp'fid CmpaMV, who nfcrtbes the Occa/iom of thoje unhappy VtJ- 
 cords to Robert Ivet. 
 
 A Note loiind in the Desk of ThomtuVVyftowfe, Studt nt in the Matlicmaticks, btirg one of 
 
 tlialu wIk) \Aasput intotlie Shallop. 
 
 TMF iciliof Srptrmi'n, 1610, after Dinner, 
 Mr. (/.■..//"'', ourM.ilUT, railed all the Com- 
 pany together, at ihe requelt of i<.'i'cT.' Ivct, 
 tluttheMafter inis-htredrefs fime Abufesand 
 ilanders (as he called them j railed ag.niilt bun, ihc 
 fatdii'.v, by lumcol'tht Conipanj i andalict ituUlicar-, 
 
 \nv, fo many. m 1 great Abufe"!, and mutinous Matters «- 
 gaiultthe Mailer and the AdHon, 'vere proved againft 
 Juf, that ihere was danger to have f.fiered them longer, 
 and ir was fit time to piinilti HiiJ cut oft funhct Occallons 
 of the like Mutinies, 
 
 k 
 
 ill 
 
 
 r 
 
 ^:i- 
 
 ii. 
 
 1 ' 
 
 :J- 
 
 :r 
 
 
Ihe Ten fcvcral Voya^^es oj Gpt. Tho. Edge, O'c. Lib. IV 
 
 f. It W.U. I'lOM'J to Ins V.i:c by B-mct Mr.thw our 
 i nniipaL'.'. that i'im" oui lirll ll^",!!! (U lll.md. he 111I1I 
 tlic (:i;ii H ';■.-.', lie bclii-\al lliat 111 :'rc Voyage (lieu- 
 voiikl be M.tnlU>ij;hier, aiiJ iliac it would proic blooily 
 tu fume. 
 
 II. At mir enminsi lioiii Jll,v:.', in licaiin;^ of llic 
 Com|Miij-, In ilkl ilucatciiK.' tiitn llie He.iJ ot the Ship 
 h'jp.ie t'roni the Ailiinn; which Wcinls mie .it that tmu' 
 ly our NhilKf wil'ily pilt bv, in licixs ui' amciid- 
 iiK'm. 
 
 III. It vv.is lici'ofcd by Vl'i'.ij' S'r.ifr' <nit Carpemtr, 
 and /"• '.'.' I. .a , tn his b'.Kc upon the H.ily Hible. tliai 
 he advi'.'c,! them tokeepSwimls in iluir Cibiii;;, and .Miil- 
 keisreaJ.y, I'^r tiicy ihouldlic ch.irj^ed uiili Shot ere me 
 Voy.li;e were ovei. 
 
 IV! We bunt; piftei'il in the [:i\ i'C h.id iifeJ nr.'.ci- 
 n >',;.s Wiird<, teiubnj' to the dilvoiira^cnient and llander 
 ot the Action, whi.i' -Mlib took liTc.'.i m thole that were 
 tiincrvu;; and liadnutthe Milter in time pievented it, 
 luiphteaiib have overthrown tiie Voy,ii;e ; and iiowlite- 
 b, beinp embayed '.na Jeep Bay, vvliitli the Mallei had a 
 Uelirc to lee, So. ilealufs bell known tu iuiiikll, his 
 
 V Olds tended a!to;;ethrr t„ pt thf Conipanv iiuo .« 
 .niuiiny, by tcllinj; them (it wintring 111 cold and 
 jelt.ng at onrMaftcis hope of I'veitw il.vit^,,, \J (■ 
 
 JiCIII:l!. ' ' 
 
 For thcfe and divers other b.de .Sl.inJcrs .ipainA the 
 Malter, lie wasdepnkd, and Hr.bct Hi/ht, wh„ had be- 
 haved lniii(..lt liDjieflly, i,jrp( t!ting the P,ro)d of the AdH- 
 en, was n-,adc Mailer siVt.tte inliKfteail 
 
 Aho /«;/.. •x'.Wmvif the Htarlwain, was .it this time 
 put tmin Ins office, and ;/ ;.'/.-aw iCif,, .1 Mm thoiioht 
 more lit, pielertedtwhis pl.i.o Thi;, Maiih.id b.ifclycar- 
 tied hiniuil tooiii Malter aihl tc. the Action. 
 
 yl,^.:,<-v.Mt., was appointed boaifw.un's Mau-, a„j , 
 L'romife from the Malter, that fr. .in this day /.t/'s Wiccs 
 ihould renia-nro /(./.v.-, and iIt i'lcjatlwam's overrlns oi' 
 Wages ilioiild be equally diviJcil between //V//w, and 
 .h"KirK, one of the Qiiartcr-nuilers, as the Owncr<! 
 Ihonld think ht. 
 
 The Milter i>roiiiifeJ, that iftlic Oftender5 fliould be 
 liavetliemlelves henceforth lioiieltly, he wouldcndeavOMt 
 their Guod, and forget Iii|uries. 
 
 ■■]■ 
 
 1 1: 1 .: 
 
 C H A P. XXIII. 
 
 '/jc Tin /c'vcmi Voydgcs of Ciptain Thoinas Fdge mid otbe. 
 to Greenland {callt'd by the Dutch Spitsbergen^ at th 
 
 
 :k myjhipf III Mu(co\h Co^any. 
 
 n 
 be 
 
 IN .lic^tar i^':o, ilic Coirpany (et ont two Ships, 
 '. ',, ihe i-.v;;..' J, 'I' this l-.-lgi- Malter, for C/c//,- 
 Illand, calledhy thcDi.rJ;/i.-.ii.Llaiii!, in Latitude 
 oi 74 regrecs ; r.nd the //;?(i.'» fo- a Northern dil- 
 c vorv, uliL:cof J Wi« J'. .' was Maftei, who in tlic 
 .Nb nth of /'/.:. till with a Land, andoalled it Grrviilami, 
 which LatiLi was difoo'.crcd by S\x Ihi'^r Will u^hh, m 
 the Yc.ir 1 55?. This Ship continued on the Coaft, dif- 
 e.Acriiig tlu 1-Iarbours a;il killing of Morfci, until ti-.e 
 M.ir.hof ' ■ ' 
 
 got 
 
 ir.hot ./.•;._,;, and thui reti.rneil tiir 7.';;;' .1.7.1', Iiavin" 
 ten I .: Tuns of Gxids and an Unicorn's Hor.i. 
 
 ifMI. 
 
 
 I.'uhc Year 1^ p I, the Company let forth two .Ships 
 lor C, .'«,■',./, iM M: ; Atr^r.ie' 160 Tuns, rf.ini/i.i, 
 '■'■.'4 • .Malicr, and the i;,.'^.ii.v,'. , 6c Tuns, [foH.ij I'v, 
 h laller. '1 hey departed from iJ.'.i. *;n.t, the 2cth of .■;; 1 n 
 an^i arrived a' rtie i-'.i-i-,/- ./ in i:cc>:>.ii.i, in Latitude of 
 70 D.'grccs, the .'.•.th of Mr, following. This being 
 ttiL tirit Vear the Company let out for the killing of 
 Wh.iles in G'>-i-n (:■;./, they fenr aboard the Adinir.il lix 
 Ijj', I, .■;■/'.■' <, exp.rr in killing Whales, who on the mh of 
 ;"-/iM killed .'. Ini.ill Whale, yielding 1 1 Tuns of Oil,, 
 being the firnO.I :!ia! eecr ams made in CicenUiui. 1 
 
 '1 wiShiilr-swhichthey had letup, wcnttofearch tlie| 
 ! hrboar.s f-r Wi ales, and the I'jihof 3uiic, rowing ni-l 
 fi iir /'■.:. j.v..-> s-i.it 's Day, law greit llore of S-\t-hmJ:s\ 
 01 M' ;'.i, an.l prefer.t'.y rowing to '.he .Ship, which was 
 feven 1 eagu..s ott, acijuainted CajTain /■;./,;;■ what thcyj 
 h.it: foimd. wlio ordered the Malter to take 50 Tims ofi 
 ti'ipiy Clicks into the .Ship, and fad into F ui Soi.ili, the 
 Capta'r' 111 the mcaii time t.ikir.g with hint (ix Men, 
 wit!; L^u.-icc.;, wtii' awty m one of the Shallops, and 
 fomitig to the Morfes, fa en them, and killed ^.-lo, and 
 ielt a out 1 eoo ajivc. 
 
 The next dav, the .Ship Icing well moied at the 
 p' !tc \vhcie the Morll's were k.iiej, mo!i < .1 the i\bjn be- 
 longing to tiie Ship went alh.iar to work an.l m.ike Oil 
 rt tiic .Morf.-s, and when they liad wrought two or three 
 cJays, a iiuail quantity of Ice i.inie out of /' ./ S wul, and 
 put the Shifi from her .\1oring. The Miller and ten 
 Men L«ipp'th.ii*abo..r,! the Ship, kt go the Sheet An- 
 chor, Kvhich eronght the Shi|i up to ride; but the Ice 
 tvic Wi"^ coming upon her again. Ironghthsr .Anchor home, an.l 
 " ' iiM the Siiij) alliM.u, wiiere by the MaiUrs weak judg- 
 
 mi.nt, ihe wa' call iwav. 
 
 Lhe Ship thus lof), \iithoiir hoj'C of recovery, the 
 Cxiir.nian.ler /. '».» i-,.(;;i' gave order, tliit all the Morfes 
 ih.it were alive ullioal ihoulubeiet go into the Sea. and 
 f. giive ov.'tmaking ir l.)il, and pi elenily haled aJioar, 
 histwo Sliallo; \, and ihiee Duals, letting the Carpenters 
 to trim them, and the S.iilors to make iails iii to lerse 
 
 them at Sea. 1 hen dividinglns Men inro them equallv 
 wuhas nuKh Victuals as they could welu.ury .ifu-r 
 liajer. laid altogether on the Land, tlicy departed from 
 the place where they loft their Ship the 1 5 of J„h with 
 
 the 
 
 aSoiithcly Wind, being ^- Perli/ns 
 4c or 50 Leagues to the Southward 
 ol - •■ ■ 
 
 and 
 
 alter roivin'i 
 
 ihey loft company 
 
 /./*r_;.;rr( t.lft 
 
 ■, ■ ■ r- — ■ "! '■"-) ii'Ji companv 
 
 )l twoct tlicir Boats, which meeting with a llu// ^hin 
 aa;u,unted him wuh the iofs of the /.<,,,,/,„ Ship ^,,d 
 that lhe had lett on land. Goods worth 1 ,co /. f othol^ 
 Men condncted the //.i^ Ship to l-v! So,„:J, to take in 
 the Companies (Joods, and to kill .\;.>./^, for ti.cmleJec, 
 1 h.e other three put Irom the Coalt <yfG,rn,ln„d and fee 
 their Courle tor t'/v-n',-Illand, lometimes faihni; "md 
 fomc-un rowing, where aniving the 29th of 9h,',' i„ 
 agt .orm at N. W. h.iviug been 14 d.ivs at Sea 
 Willi much difficulty they landed on the South iidc of the 
 
 Being on Shoar, Ciptain FJtc(ent rhrccof his Sailors 
 over land unto the North Road, three Miles diltant to 
 lee it the En,,k:. ,m., there ; they law a Ship nXinf,,n 
 rheNmthRoad, .md being overjovcd, returned to ihe 
 -aptam to acp.ianit him with it , without ftavinc ta 
 Ipeak with any of the Ell-^r.hibS Company; but' bv 
 .cood hap, thcM.dterof the mix^dch, who was then 
 weighing ..\nclujr to kt Liu for F:7;/.iv./, cfpied Men on 
 the Shoar, upon which he llaied, .ind fent the R<a- a- 
 ihrar to lee what Men thev were; and the E.irlhcCs 
 Men coming alhoai, and rinding tliem to be the Men of 
 the M-.) \Ur,.:rer, haitencj back to acquaint the ^^^- 
 Iter, whoimmcJiately w.ighed anchor, and came to ti.e 
 Southot thelfliiid, and took in Captain Uie with hn 
 Cump.Miy, wiiounderUandin^w!i.ua p.v.r Voy,ige ti-e 
 /. ,~y,U,-i. had made, gave orJer to the Malter to fail for 
 ■ . '/• • 'o.. , iheic 10 r.ike in liidi tioods as ihe fiid Cap- 
 tain liad letr in R.„l S.mi.i. They eleparted from t.'A ■• ,. 
 lllar.dthenniot ylu^uj}, and arrned at Z™; S „,;,, the 
 I4tli, where thev found the Crew of lhe two Boats 
 wmch had been fepar.itcd from them at Se.i, and were 
 all f.te aboard the Hull Ship. The Cr.,'.n which the 
 ^■/.^•'."■■•Mia.i brought fr,„n ^ />.-n'.-Illin.i,'\-oiilllti;ir of 
 .Sea-horfe-hRkMuidRlubber, being little wonh, Canlaiii 
 /••i:;? ordered the Malter to c!e.ir hi> Ship of it and to 
 t;tkcin the Oil and Whalc-fni:, l<-b allioar bv ilie Mn) 
 Art- ■;.ie.''s Company,, and the Malter in unlading his 
 Ship, iMVT.ight herlolight, thai heoverfet her. Both the 
 Lm,U Ships thus loll. Captain /i./i'c agreed with the 
 Mailer of the /f,,//,Ship, toiakem the Goods that Jj-cre, 
 laved, and departing from ';,vc,i.'<!»,/ the 11 It <,f ..^m/ ' 
 being 90 Alcn, artiv«d at lluil the lixtli of S-::tmL)\ 
 lOll. ' ' 
 
 „,■„ 1.11" 
 
~^~t^M}j lililp. XKIIl. The latln^yoyagci of 1 ho. Fdge," CJ?.'. 57. 
 
 he Company into i 
 lurinp III cold, and 
 
 1(1:. 
 
 I v'V>«' 
 
 Tlic Company fct lortli two Sliips tlu- next Yc.ir, tlic 
 i['.r/i' ito I'uii'i, .indihcSiM-Z/ji/i- iSoTiiiij, imJer lla' 
 inniiivmd of ;■?"''« '{"//■■/ and 'i'/" w.;- /-..(i;!-, in \\\\\A\ 
 
 Vmai'.i' ihcy V.i!li.\l 17 W'llci .-Mid Idmc Slm liorfis, 
 rvlicivi'l' iIk'V ni.ido iSo 'riiin.jl Oil. Tl'i^ yiaraShi]' 
 (jf li'l't>!'lvi»"' londiii'K'd to <irrch,.^i,\I '.y one Srllnwri an 
 /;'j:;/(/'' -man, who had Iciii roviiiaiiy ^ ears laiiployL'd by 
 ilk' I' I'ivi'i.in Loiiipaiiy in thcKonii in Sea?, and k-av- 
 i!ii;hi>C"oiiir'y lor dttir, vvi^i-ii'cri;,nu'il hy the // Um- 
 it'jas I'llot tn I.' colli:':.! ; 1 ill ilic Ci nipan'.ts two Ships 
 nicclinp with the Duff/: Ship, loininaniicd thorn to dc- 
 p.irt, and 1(1 iViipiciitthoh' I'.iris nu m"rc. J h: re uai 
 a'liia S'/'K /.''Sh;|' arrived ihtre, wlierent' one il'jilock 
 U..S I'llm, v.ho h.ad loriuerly hecn eniplcvid l>y the 
 (Vnipaiiy, npon whole (ompLiim lie was iinprilimrd 16 
 Mciiiihs at his returnto /v.^/.i/../, tor roiidiidinf; tlie .S/i.i- 
 J. //'.Ship tliiihci: This Ship got her full lading in (;.««- 
 
 The next year the CV'inpany ftt out fevcnShip:;, iiii- 
 i'M' lUr coinniaii.l of Bo:/ iwM/.y'/.y''' and T/.twa '■../::'•, v.ho 
 ^'^'"^.k'parted fioni fj'ivi:- /->.■./ the ifiih of .//'.'/, .\\h\ airivtd 
 iii(;c,'h/.-;i ( ihe i.iih of \/7,v. 'J he Company ha.', inw 
 iiln.iiiied tlif Kinp's Patent under tlie Hroad Sealot /•,'«;;- 
 /■),./, f./rl-iddini; ailSiraiii;ei.i and othei^;, except hi.has 
 were of the Company, to life the Coail of ( ;ff!'/;/,:Hi/. 
 'I'iie Ktv^'ijl. met with i ', Sail of great Ships, two where- 
 of weie Du'fl; tile reft were l-icnch, Spiiii/h, and to'.ir 
 l-.nnjifh Interior. .3. The ( 'ompanie.s Ships foived'heni 
 all from the ( "oalt, not UilUrin;; any ot them to make a 
 Vi.v.if^e, ai .1 took foiiieCoo.is fromihetwo /l»fl■^Shlp^, 
 wlnieby tl.CN lolt their owiuinie of liilhing, andieiiirnid 
 liinic Willi two er three hundred 'J'liiis dead Fralcht. 
 Il'.ii ^■^ u' wa< //:/■ -lll.ind, and other Illaiids to'the 
 l.:iil«arj., diliovcred by theConipany. 
 
 In th.- Year followiiii;, the Company fit nnt 1 j great 
 I'U. Sliii'i an.l two I'iiinaeev, under eoinniaiid of JI'h;.ii/,;m 
 ■••^-' 7o'c."/'and ii:,},:'t /;.(!;.■, well appoiiucd with all nuiiiitr 
 of .\rnlli.i'y. '1 he I'kll.iihifs alfo let out 18 great Ships, 
 where, rl" f mr wererf the States Men of War, and lenie, 
 rnich l'o( nger iha.i the y:;.;;/ //■, iliry (taied aiul hllii.l 
 ' ir the W'h.ile by f)rec, whereby the l:i(.'J'j''' leiurned li.ilf 
 laden, and tiic hutch made but a poor Voyage. 'I'liii 
 \' ar 'JV )«(r.' ','■ owiii and ll'i'.li.wiKijtii, employed by the 
 ( .■inipany, mihe Ship (''•"Mir''", diieovcredtotheNoiih- 
 \v ar.N, -s far a^ So Deg. odd Mm. 
 
 'I lie next Year the Company let out two Ships and 
 nvo I'iiinaee'!, under the Command ot li'nj.-miti [pjcth 
 ^'■'^aiid I'/' m,:> J';.(i;r, who arriving on the Coall ofU'cm- 
 /.r ,/ the liyth of ;?.'();<•, linmd it nuu h pelter'd with lee, 
 and b( log liiggy weaiher, ran intu it fo f.ir, that tluy 
 were fal* in it 14 days before thi y lowrd clear themlLhes 
 ot' It. The //'.'/.v.'i/r^.ialfolet out i^Sail, whereof three 
 wtri Si.itisMenof War, of great tbrcc : Tliey killed 
 Whalcsin l/"«,'>''i."./. Be'/ V' •.«./, anil Ki;'' ll.no!, where- 
 by the /■.';;!; '//•' returned Inlf laden. This Year alf) the 
 King of llci.invl^ lent three of his Men of War to 
 Crccnir.ii.i ( whereof i^ie r.i./^v; an /■.'«;;/'y/.--nian was Pi- 
 lot) to demand Toll ol the /{h^///^, who meeting with 
 Capt.iin /;./;"• at a Forcdaml in T'J Deg. he refiifed 10 
 pay iheinany 'I'ull, alledgiir,; that Cn-ctitr.nd belonged tn 
 liie King of [i>r^'nid : '1 liefe were the llrll /),:;,.//.• Ships 
 that evireame to (ifr-nl.ih.l. 
 
 The Company now lit out eight great Ships, and two 
 ■ '' I'innaee.s, under the Command ot Ih.i/i.i, l-].hi-, who 
 .'.rrivcd 111 C'l.-'-' im' the fourth of y;/"f. and laded all 
 ihi'u Ships with Oil, and what their Ships co-.-.ld not 
 i.iki ill, tliey Kf; behind them in the Coumiy. C>ne o\ 
 rhe l'mnae.s uf IC Tuns and 11 Men, I'.it.nvered ihe 
 laltparrof f.'c.-H/(:<...', aslar a> tS T'egiees, .iiul kilLd 
 a ihouland Sea-horf s on /:.(:;, 's Illaiid, and broiipht tiuir 
 Teeih 10 / o'./w. 'This Year the Couipaiiy had made 
 i:er liOO'l'uiHof Oyl mCi'i.'i/. 11;./ liy the i^ihdavul 
 .iuljj} , .iiidwasthe lirlt Year wherein all their Ships re- 
 I'lriud with full lading: T'liey all arrived in tlie l',..imc. 
 mS.iHcmlct. The // .'.'.;w./!-i.> had this Year but lour 
 Ships in < iicrnhvui, and made but a poor V\ y.ige. 
 
 T'he C(.nipaiiy letoiit 1 .( Sliips well m.inned, under 
 1' I", the Command of Captain VJ^c, uhc departed tiom 
 ^''^''*^(jV.iiv,'-«,/ the l-vihof .Ifiil, andarrived inCiirn/.:«./ the 
 28th ol '/,(v, where meeting a /):(.\/' Ship of 2C,: Tuns, 
 l.eeo.nmaiidi.il the Mailer aboard, who told him thcie 
 were ten fill of /;ii/./' upon the Coall, and two Men el 
 W.ir. ( '.ipiaiii I'J'/r Iheweii him the Kinj;'s Cnmmillioii, 
 and eoiniuaiided him by vutiie thereof to dqiatt the 
 Co.ill, willing him to aei]uauit the reft ot his C.ountr\- 
 men witii it ; and furthir to.d him, that it he met with 
 hull, uroihir /'; ;,/i Shms lieieafter, he w add take 1 1 0111 
 ilieniwli." they hid. gi.ireii ; and having intenamed him 
 eoiirieoully, dihuilfed him wrhonttakiii;' any thing from 
 liini. The .0;i.'.;'-maaptoiiiiled to itay no longer than 
 
 miiicet Wkh twoof iiisConforts, whuh he had loll the 
 day Uetlire, and would thui go dneclly for S-.i^Jbiit«, 
 and arqiiaini his Merehaiits tliat the l:ji^iijh wciild not 
 (ulferhiin to ft.iy ii|'Ontlie Coafk of i.rccii^,:>i.t; hutmecr- 
 ingwithhis CoiiMits, they agreed to go alt togeth. r in- 
 to //,'.»; Sj-il!, \\\wk ihe> killed a fe'w Wli.il,'-, whirh 
 they la\ed in Ulubber. C.iptiiii /■;,/(;;• hearing of it, or- 
 dered bis Viee-adiniral to fail to // /; Sfiih.l, and put 
 the Fleiiimgs t'loin llienLe. and lake what they had got- 
 ten, whi.hlu-did a eordiii'/ly ; but -die (J.ikiL he look 
 t'oiiithein being iiotlmi'j I'lit lilubln r and bin;, were not 
 U'lrihao/. lo ihe /•./,,io,/;', who li.id .ihcadv killed as 
 nmny Wha'-s as would l.ide all ihen Ships. T"he /■;«;;, /,'.i 
 madethis Vtar lo^o 'I'lins of O) I, and all their Ships 
 arrived falely in ,;'-:;,.// and ,V/.'em/r,. T'his Year the 
 '/».: Men ( who always followed the .Steps <f the L.n- 
 ■Liicij letoiit a llnall Ship or two 10 ilie laitward of 
 n.Tirr.H.f, whereih-G.mpany hid dil',...\ried IV.-.hi 
 llland, and many nili, r lllamls as t.ir loilie Northwards 
 as 79 Degrees, an ! afcr a Year e.r two, the //...' Mtn 
 give out ihat rlny wirr the tirit Difoverers, whi.li is 
 l.ilte and untrue, as ly Oath in ihe .Admiialiy ii,,rh ap- 
 pear : 'Vh* /)/,/•,/' likeivife piaCli. e the lame Couife. 
 
 ^ I he ::;•.:.'.(-,■./.- s feuding over to /;/ r .ulI for rellmition 
 
 ot tlic (ioods i:uken 1; 0111 them by the /.vi; .// the lalt 
 
 Year, a (iiantlin a ncwC^ompanv, confillj'ngof /■;.i!i .//.■, 
 
 S:o:s, and ^r..i»(.,'e,,i, was proiiiied by Sir ioiii c';,).'/!//.:-- 
 
 : /«"', and many of the Old Companiis .Servants were 
 
 hired bythcNtw, and imieli Sliip|Miig and I'rovili-ns a- 
 
 greedlot; wimh I'lvijiCt, if u irn! f rken etVe.-K iniglit 
 
 have utiuly ruined the Ir.id: of tlie lirlt Dif^o irers. 
 
 io avoid tins Iinonveiiiinee, 11 was .igreed that ihe 
 
 V.i-/'s Patent Ihoidd be dillblve.l, aiul thai the E.i -Ir.l,: 
 
 .Adventurers Ihoiild join 111 i.k with ilie A;..Aw.-'.o/, aiij 
 
 l-eeome one joint C ompanv ti'i the TiMde of G/ :•.-.., .i>,„'. 
 
 I hey li-t torth i j Ships .indtwo Pinnaees, under the 
 
 eou.mand of the aforelaid Captain /■..•'» ■, wIm arriving 
 
 oiithe Cuaii the beginning of iimr, l'e|iarated thtinrehes 
 
 ro feveral Marl- nis, ihe nioli put bring Ships of no 
 
 li.rce. .Soon alier, ilnei:, Shi|'S of ^.mmh,/ of great 
 
 ■ torec, arrived in all the I bo In uirs where the l-:in<J,Ji.\\t:rv, 
 
 ' w'lih lull ptirpofe to drive them th(Mi:e, and to rcveiigi; 
 
 the lii;my as they termed it ) iln le to them the Jalt 
 
 ne.ir, by i.iking f.'e.odsoui; ot' the T^:tl.uu Slup, as alfo 
 
 i by diljob. nig the Seottilli Patent, wherein inaiiv ticmi.iis 
 
 ' vveretmerilleil. And aeaa-dmgly ten fail of ' :;^.'.,:K./o-f 
 
 did let upon; /•//.';./») //rcr, Viee-.idiiiiral of the /o;;'////?, 
 
 I uttering m.my uncivil Speei. lies againd his Ma)ellyj and 
 
 ; delpiling his Commiliion ; alled'ging, thir iliuc was 
 
 go.'d 1 .iw inr.;j,>/ivj for what tiiey di !. The I'.igijii 
 
 deiendcd thenileh ek till 1111 {\ of their Men were killed or 
 
 wotindfd; .ind being at bill foiced to I'ubmit, the t^.M- 
 
 ir.na::! rillid theirSliip, taking fromthem all theitGuod.s 
 
 and Aitillcty, and burning fuh Gioils as were on the 
 
 : Shi.ar. 'Ihe tell of the Ei.:^^ujh Ships being far dilperled, 
 
 could not |(iin together,' and v.ere in all pla. es over- 
 
 powere.lby the;V(iw.'K;;i, to the great Irds ami charge of 
 
 the Company, moll tf their Ships nturniiig hi.nne with- 
 
 otn any Cood.^. 
 
 T his 'I'ear {\\c t'Ufc • i.i and r..ijl-l,:di.i Companies fee 
 out nine Ships and tw.Tl'innaecs, under the eommand of 
 C-ipt.iiii ;•„/.;(■, five of v.'hich went to the two Northcr- 
 niiMt H.irbourv, bill were dilappoiivcd in their Hjpeda- 
 tioii, byreaf'nof dners ;/,7,:W Ships, which were .ar- 
 rived there l\f ire them. Whereupon the luallop w h 
 tv'ii Men uas leiii ftom Captain //(■'?■, to aeouaint Can- 
 tin; /:..';,.• w nli their ill fuccefs ; which Shalli'ip was cart 
 :i way, and all the Men loft, to the great hindrance of iho 
 \'ovage. "1 he // /.'.o;./.-M this Ye.ir br'"i:;b.t over greac 
 quantity ofWh.ile Oil, and told it at under rates, fothat 
 the Company were forecdt,. keeptheirson their Hands 
 [twelve Months, and lell it afterwards .it a vcrv fmall 
 I pri.-e, and lull one Ship homeward bound near l'i-i>:ruti' 
 jail wimh did Io much diib.earten them, that the\ thought 
 : verilyto adventure nomore thither, their lueeir< the two 
 i years pall, in which the E.-fi-lnJi.i Company lomed wuU 
 them wa.- fibad, thaianvtl-.at would buy their Provili -ii, 
 might enjoy ihe beiiclit of the T'radc tli.re. At which 
 time the woiihy and famois McrJiimi Adventurers, 
 R.itph hc.m.ii/, lk>.i.:i'i:ii Dc.rnr, (.r^c St'oiid, M\d 
 Captain /i./i;-, all Brethren of the MfJ.r.iii Company, 
 pitying the downfill of to worthy a craffi^k, wherein fo 
 many poor I aiid-meii yearly received gica: comfort, and 
 main Maimcis were bred, at theii own charge com- 
 pouiidcd with the I'iiid Company, .ind cook that Tratle 
 into ihen own Hands; and in tlie Year 1610 fet one 
 feven Ships under vommand of H'.'/L-.m G,\hl'.i.: and H'l - 
 ■rinUc'i', bin by rea ton of K.'o. .■.■').;;< and ll:>ics in the 
 N'ltlicrm. It Harbours, they rcturin-d h.ilf iiccil, with 
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 <> the TiVi- 
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 ■rill- next Vi at , I ('•: I , the A^lviiiitivcrs afun-f.iiil hin li 
 », ;i!ii kiturth kv.ii Mill's tut I lie W'lulc Voya;.',i-, .imiI one 
 tfi- lin. 'ivtn tiiUMuls the Snuth-i;ilt of iihv//(.i> ./. m 
 will .1 V. yaw llie K <■' i;j.iiul .1 . / bciiu; tothcKortli- 
 tv.ir.'*, li,i.l \-\\'^ till- Wb.i;c by licr Cn: r c.' wlvii^iv iliiy 
 \M-ivoiit lit' li(i|'c of c.iniiiiL; iliiir I'.ic.nl; yet it i-|f.ilL'.l 
 (Joil, tliai utuiAv.ir.is lutitiij; w.tli Wli.ilc* in rouicHii- 
 b..'ii>, ilii'v I'luiij'l.i home iito 'liiiii (it Oil, to ilic 
 ciViteiuniir.iijenitut 1)1 ill.' AJvciiliiieis, otli'^-'vif. ilio 
 Tra.ie IiaiI b^cii uiiwv.v overilii.uvii. 
 
 I'lie Ye.ii t'n.l wiii^', xbli, the fad AilveiitiiK-s kt 
 ' out lime 5l!ip>, oiu- nt the b'.t;i;iit (.f whiih, hiv.iv.'. m 
 "^ lier 1. oTur.- of Cti^kv. C\>i'| er«. aiu'.tlhcr* l'ri» il.eiii'<- 
 v^iniiiifortiiiiaiely calt away ai'ainll a p:ece el Uv, luiir 
 League;, fioai liie .^ia .ir, wheiem :>; A iii |\rill;eil, and 
 ij reiiuuiiiiit;. weie i y ilie Pi'ov i>liii c nf Ciiu!, iiuraui- 
 li.'.itly favcd in .1 Siialli p, ;U\t tl'CV had Kialteil 30 
 Leagues tc meet with lo;iie .'ihii .Shi;'.\ aiui ueiciluce 
 iliysmtheMial o,>, wiJnut Uie ■..'., Drink, di aii^ luaii- 
 lier.f J> .(i, nance . So.neof' then 1 lani:;. aiul bietrotied_ 
 oiC, and ii.aiiv <.\\A \\\\'\i ihev laiue all..iar. Therellof 
 theShipN .i.ula lUit.m-t ihe.rfuillaJuii;, .7 realonnt the 
 I' r: ,4.^uii,' n ■:>'{< m In tlie No lluv.iid; l;ii«evcr, 
 lliey iiiir v iM! f nil W'na.is, ai:.l iM.uiied lioiue \v;ih 
 I i - I'l n-oi' V \ ]. 
 1 a-- Num. ft 1! 'Miiiihiii^ like the Name, ihire bc- 
 ,.,. in^iiii pi.ue III -.h. \V'i rid, \o lUl-vered, that i' li !< 
 p. en than it . Koih ihe lowti 1 .iiui^ ar.d Mi.untaii.sare 
 eijvi red with Sn.AV tid abiAit the bi.uiina'!; "t 5'''"'' 
 Ih. land .sVtry Mu. main ai>, lieaiini; luiiherTieeiior 
 C a'V, exempt f..eli as iTinvs m ilie Isi nh iif /-.((.^.'.i'/./, 
 i.i ltd il.-i.i. ,1 /./'..!;• Ihisniuu^wlieiiihe Snow nulls, 
 a.d ilie (liouikil i^iiis to be iHKoverid, and the Deer 
 tie.i on It m the S iriiiier. aiul leioiue \eiy t.it in a 
 Mnnh !ni: how ihcy l.\e in Winter, i> not eafy to be 
 ur.-ifi neii ; lor the (irouiid Leinj; toverid vviiii iiiow at 
 ti 1. en lof .i.'.i, it is | loluble i)iat there ..sn.i |jit baiein 
 V.itii, t ] .. i.iK viiile the Siiii is titalh dcpiciiid 
 uiu'ci the I lun.oiii cj, t'.iiuthe risth of u,;,i .1 todie-nh 
 
 lj\ h'. : ■ U.I ' . 
 
 It i-. Ill v:n!iibiird, vcr cx^riMy Men iiiujliC liveihere, 
 iMirjingltoieui Vu;ii.iU, and allihii.g.s ik. i ll .u .ijj.imlt 
 the Cold, ^vlueh imilt le vehement in Winter b\ ixaluii 
 Ol '.lie Sui.'si . 1 iitii.iiinj; iimli 1 llie i loriz.111. 
 
 TheSou;her;iiolt p.iitu.M 7' i'eu. 3.3 Min. caij.'d by 
 the 7;;/^ .'/■'■, i'-liiiL k '•'■•', svhu have dileovcred all the 
 V'cft lide a> tar as Sc Dec,, odd Mm ites and on the 
 Eait lide as tar as 7ii Dep ai.d iud iiileovend t'arthei, 
 if t!un ha.! 1 o: l\eii dilli.ibulby tile /,'ii...!. 
 
 A Wii.i'.o of ai: ouliiiary lize is about 65 b.. thing, 
 ai.d J5 biotiliiek, hisH- iid is a thi:d partofhim, .(>n- 
 I taiiiini; a vtry griai ■loii(;'.:e, and there are aloiit ^-jo 
 I'in> liiovviiin on em Ii lide of li .s u per Chop, whiih 
 ■fpriado\ei ins I onjiee oiibrth lidesot his Month : 'llie 
 Ji:n;;elt are in il;e iiiiddle of hi Mov.Ui, Ihrrtnuip ly 
 ci.j^rees, lioniiooi 11 loot, to tour bubcs in lencth ; 
 his Eves not imuh l.>i.'j;ir than iholeot an l)\- ; the lure- 
 part of Ins Bodyalmolt roui.,1, p'o'vini; nirrower from 
 Irs Belly toward, liis 'I'.iil, w .■.! is about 20 boet 
 broad, aul of ati-ini^h fobd lubltaiite, as ar^' alio his two 
 Iwiiimiiiy bins. Heapp-ai> ofieii abo\e W'.itcr, fpout- 
 inB; eiphc or nine times befae he poes down ai^am, 
 whereby he ii'av be def.ned two or three I.capiies oif. 
 1 heiulie Wiialf-killers in two Shallops row ti.\v:irds him, 
 but e.-inin ' .1!) he 's i^oi.e down ;ipaiii i etoto they i-i me 
 near him, . ud eria'ui' c^ a pi o 1 v\!iile betiire he nils, 
 fo that f imtniiisihcy rowbesoiidhim. In the mean tiir.e 
 they endeavour to tuid ](l^w.!y under water, nhi. h iluy 
 call Ii.Si/ lis'-, and as loi 11 .is he eomts al'Ove Water, 
 row towards him \ery nlliluiely, anvl one fr^nding iij- 
 in iht Head of llie Boil, d.ios his Harpmp lion at him 
 wall both llan.:-, v.iiei ii,mii ihc Whale del'.cndiiij; to 
 iIk- botroni, tuv \eer I'Ui a Kopc ot in ba'.hom. 
 whuli IS Liltned toihc Harpiiip Iron, ."id lie> >oiled 111 
 th.' Uoat. '1 liey let bi'n iia\e as nuii.h Rope- as will reach 
 to the boitoai, aii.l when liiej perceive liim rinng, they 
 haleiiiilie R. pc topet iKarh;ni, and as k .111 as heap- 
 pe.irs above water, bmee hiin near his tins, and as low 
 ii:id^r leatci a^•.hey can, wheie .poii he frisks an.l lt,-ikes 
 w.thhisTail lol'otei'ily, that oftentimes he Ijilits a Shal- 
 lop i;i pieces and ma, ni.> or kills lonie id" ihc Men; 
 i.\viiiiii^i,i9 i> iherefoie very tleceifiry 111 this biilinefs, am! 
 may favc'a MaiiMile wliui he hath lolb his Boat, and a- 
 jioiiier is not n ar to help li.m. 
 
 '] li • Wlia'c lo'.is woiiiiiied, fpoins Blood, but befon 
 J.c dicii, he v.iU louittiims draw the .Sballop three 01 
 Juiir Mile^ t'tom the pbiiC, and as he is dyinji, turns li.s 
 Ik-lly u(uv.ird-. ; then laUuiiiii; a Koiv to liisTail, they 
 tow him rowaids the Siiip wirh h s Tail lorward '■ Ther 
 lavinphiin crof- the "mri) ot" the Ship, they j;et upon 
 
 him, and cut the bar ( which wc i.ill Rhibl'cr) in'o 
 bliiire pieces with a eiiitiiif.; Knife !hree ot four b'rot 
 I'lip; then tora.-eit from the blell', there is aC:raiieir 
 Capllonp'.ieeilonihe I'oop of i';e .Ship, |,om whi 11 e 
 1 here del, iiidMi l<( pe, with ;i Honk 10 t,ik' hold . n ,, 
 piece lit IJIirlcr, .mil .,mIic Men Willi 'he Ca' I'l.ii, |.i 
 iheCiitui '.vith his Ion;; Knife, looleiis the l.it' fiMuiln.- 
 l.elh. ■Mu\ when a I'lcic i>cit olf, ihev iet jlown il;i 
 fiiiibber toflna' iip.m iliewat.r. inakmc; a hole in fomc 
 pair of 11 toput iKopt- ili;-o' it, and I'opro, cfd to i 'i 
 tat more, t,,ftciiii,p icr.or iwtniy pieces toiJeilier io [^ 
 towed alboar at one tm.eattlie Stem of tne' boai. 1 1^.. 
 Will lerbeiiniihiis 1 n relit tothe S'loav, is drawn u..l , 
 a Crane. 01 ,,iriied up by tv\o iVcn on a B,>,rii.w uii\, ,1 
 .Siape, time to 1 eC'il 111:0 thinfma.l pieces about a boi t 
 bn;;; ihcii,"..' ir is ^ariied to the Cb.cpjetsbv two li^.w 
 with two liitlc Haiiddioi ks, takin.i; in each H.uu\ 1 
 piece, who pill it in:o li.ill-Tebs u'inch Hard I ,lii,„"| 
 llie Choppers, who arcatihe lideot a 13i,at laiUdof an 
 ci]iial h'.iplii to the luiii,.i.e. The Bur bt.ri. ti'ttid 
 will) .ill tlimi's incehijvy La- the Clio|,'i.'s tl„'y ,,;,, ;. 
 llie Ci,0|| i-dMi, i>smaiiecf llie Wh.dc's bad, and ri.e 
 Blubber is laid ready for them in tiiialj p.ccis upon i\; 
 B ard ivhcKi 11 tluy Itand ! 'Ineii ilu- 1 lioppeis tak.- it 
 iip' with Hookb. ai:d biyif' 11 on the- flunks ^hor ,■ ,,1 
 thill pieces, and llieiue rake it iivo ilic .'■halli p ; .n.ilil,,.^ 
 do llx 01- cijht Men Hand ihorping on one lid. ..r the 
 boat, and the buniaces ami' Coppers .lie 1 '.i i-d and 
 lieatctl_ about tv.o or three Vuds diltaiKc on lie o|];^., 
 lideoftheBo.it. lietweiiiih,- Ko.it an i t!..- Ci piers 1. 
 laid a broad thick I'biiik, on wlu- h (taiids a bloelir.id, 
 loi'taining .IS miuli as is pi!t inio the Ci pper lor nnJ 
 buyhiii;, an.i when liic 'I'ub isiiiipii.d, v. is m lit- to ijide 
 bavk to the Hoat, and tlieie tilled apain : When it ;s 
 bei.kd eiiornh. the liiiall pie es of B.'ibber, lallcd / .,•- 
 .•-• .', wiilliiok brown as if ihiy were t'ri-d. Then arc 
 they taken out with 1 adies, ai.d put :i!.o a Jj.nrow m.idc 
 1 lof.-to dr.iin'he Ov 1, whi.h l!ai'ds t.vr .".noiber Br.u. 
 that is fit on ihe 1 .ick bde of the b'un.aie, which Jl, ,it 
 IS .ilways kept hall full of W.Tcr, not only to cool .h,- 
 CVl bellirt itri 11 into tlie Ca4:, b't aba) loclear.lc it tii'ii 
 Dro;.^, whkli elcfcends to the bo'.ti 111 (}\ ihe Boat, Iron) 
 will nee ir runs 30 or 40 Y.irds in 'rroii,i;hs or fintten, 
 and lo into Casks, svhich arc lowid nboard the .Ship I'l 
 Raits. 
 
 As to ihe Fir.s, winch grow as I (.nd 111 ins unpu 
 CJiop, they are or lercd 111 this niannei. While' the 
 Whale islloatiii'.; at the Stern of the Ship, tiny cia oft 
 bis Head, .iiuitow u \< idi a Boat as near tlic Shoar as ir 
 w.iKoa c ; but 11 will be I i;ioMid in 1 ; or ij booi\\'a- 
 ter i thtn .-.t hiph Warei thev draw it near the Shoar, ih,,t 
 Men at hiw Watei' may cut olf ihe JMibUi and bins 
 whicliarediawiiallio.il by iheCi.ines, and ihe bins In-, 
 inp levered wiih Axis, are made dean, and packed up by 
 V' in aBendle, and lolliippid. 
 
 '1 here are cipht forts of Whales ; The firft is called 
 the (";■, II,. .-«.:■, fiom a place in \cw-t um- nn I, wlutv. 
 ilioy were full killed ; be is black, wi-h 1 fmooth Skin, 
 aiiil while enderixat!: the( haps; 'Ih.s Wh.ile N ields .i- 
 1 o;it ICC Honlhuica of C^v 1. 
 
 The licoiiil is called Si ,-, of the f.nrc e-olour, ' iit 
 fiii'.ewhntlel", and Melds.ibont 7c or ' o 1 loi',i) cad' , be 
 hath while tlimps prowmp on his Bai.k b'seio'^ ...laeks. 
 
 The third, is called i'u »«/./, as ling as oie lird, bur 
 rb.ieker fi uvaiils. pr.iycr tl.aii the toiiiiei, and but or..- 
 Spc lit in Ills bleail. wlicnis all ihe reli have two, lb- 
 liarli Ttiili abort aSp.iniciip, and .is thick as a Man's 
 Writl. but iKib'ais; jiisHe.iil isbi'.;|';i,r than eitheroftlie 
 liinrer, ai-d 111 it the S;cni. 1 Ceil is irdpcd 111 a Hi lehli' 
 a Well : He yelds abin'.t .pc I lof.lhrads of Oil. 
 
 (he ti null .s iilled O/f; .Si,,-/,,, of the f.ime cisjoi.r 
 withthe 1. )/w;c. Ins bin* all white, but not.il.ove lialf x 
 Yard loin; ; he is thicker ili.in the (■(/wo •, but no.. I'd 
 loiip, andyiilds the bell Oil, but nut above ^o Hnef- 
 heads. 
 
 file 111 h 1, called (.,/,'.r-, of the lame colour, and as 
 bij; as tlu liid, and hath a bin half a Yard !onp on ihc 
 top ot hh B.iek. bbs Fins ate worth little, beiiip not .1- 
 uveb.ilt .1 Y.ird lot'p, and vieldsaioet \z Hoplluads 
 ol Oil, w hkh comes out ot his iiack, Ins Belly yielding; 
 iKiie a* all. 
 
 T 111 lixti: :•■ ralleil .SVi/.:r,of a white , olonr, an.l bi.Qpei 
 ban an, of theliMUier : 1 bs bins are not ab.)ve a booi, 
 ,1 nr, and iitlds In: little 01 no Oil. 
 
 '1 he leenili called SV,/'.-,t |S.Vi; j, is !>!.ick, witha Pump 
 oibisriiuk: Altho' Ik be ver) I iy, be yield., iuiilui 
 t >il bins, 11 r I'ecili. 
 
 I heeii:litli is called ?^iv(,',!, as white as Snow, not l>:pgei 
 liana When v has no bin^ ind vie Ids not above a Hops- 
 head 01 twei of Oil, and. is I'l; ! .\le.iT to be i at'n 
 
 CHAT 
 
<src. 
 
 tibiV. 
 
 we uill Rlubl-fr) in-a 
 into '.hric m four |-Vo>. 
 I<l!:, ilitrc iv aCmiio . r 
 i';e Mnp, Irnm \v|i, ,i ,- 
 (lok lo r.ikr linKl , I, ,, 
 1 Willi ihc C.-i; fi-n, In 
 ni_ltii-. the |-.u' t'uiil illi- 
 cit, 1 1. tv ii-t ,l(,wn the- 
 ii'.'iMiii; .1 liolc in f,j,|.e 
 an>i |.j pro. cfd tu im 
 I pH'i-. s rouctlicr (.. ; , 
 fill ot tnc' Dom. Juj. 
 .S.'io.ir. isihawii iipl,^' 
 in on .1 IbiiTAv iiiiv, a 
 la.l piivLs al-nm a l\j, ,_ 
 Clioppushv uvo !!„)<' 
 ■ikiiii! in i.wli Hai!,; ., 
 s «IikIi Itai-a M,|,„i 
 col al3(,at laiuaotan 
 I ho |!<.|i lit. Ill- tiuiil 
 t lioC'i's thi'v .,:,, ;. 
 •Wlial.s la'), anlirl.r 
 Iniall p.cci', upon ,|., 
 1 liu-C I'.oppcu take it 
 the I!h lKs, ilii-p i: ,„ 
 "ilH-Minll. p ; .ua|,l„.v 
 ip I'll I. ill- Ikl,- .1 ,|„. 
 ■ppcrs a,c 1 ',, c-,| a,,^i 
 ililtaiKc on i! I' ,,,1,^., 
 Mtari il,, Cippcis ,. 
 ii' Il (taiiils a 1 loLlh.Mj, 
 ito tliL C:, ppcr !„r nnc' 
 'li-il, l: is 111 ill- to llrdi- 
 
 I apaln : W'l-m it i< 
 f B.'iolcr, .alliil ,.,... 
 • cic Ir i\i. I'licn arc 
 'iitiiuo a IJairowtii.iili; 
 'Is (,viT nno'her Rr.ir. 
 I-un.aic, uliicli Jl, at 
 , not cnly to i-ool ihc 
 lalibtorlianleitfrrMf 
 I n; of ihc i^oar, iVumi 
 1 'rioiinliij orfiiittiric, 
 lJ al'oart! iliL- ,Sh;p kI 
 
 ■^1 (aid til ins iipp,r 
 iiiaiiiki. VhiJc thir 
 the Sliip, tluy ci;t oft 
 IS lu-ai tlic Shuar as u 
 ill I ;; or 1 3 I oot Wa- 
 it iir.ar till.' Slioai, iliat 
 n' JiliMcr and I-i.i.s, 
 iws, aii.l ihc Hm In-.' 
 :aii, and packed up J-y 
 
 ; TliL- fiift is lallc! 
 cn-f utui- ani, whuv. 
 , wi-h a fmootli Skiii, 
 
 'lliA \\'li,ilc \ivk!s,i. 
 
 till- lairr colour, ' nc 
 :oi- •-oMoi.,ilcad', he 
 Jack t^ctor'.,.,.Kluv. 
 l<Jig as ii,c lirlt, ln;r 
 
 toiUici, aini !ii:t ( ;:.• 
 c nil have two. I|..- 
 
 as rluf k as a ^fan^ 
 ,p,cr than tith. r nf tin; 
 
 IcAJpc.l in aHlcliV 
 •adsofOil. 
 , of tliu fpnic rolo'.r 
 , [);itiioraI-.o\c hall .< 
 ■ ('«/«,■' J, hut nr... i;. 
 
 not abo\r <o Hotl- 
 
 ' (aiiic colour, and as 
 a Yard liinj; on liii- 
 h hitic, l-c:i:g not .i- 
 aioi:t II l-io^lhcads 
 i, ins licily yicliliiij; 
 
 itccolriiir, ai;.!Mc;f;ci 
 
 ■c not above a I'oin 
 
 I. 
 
 1'- !'!.ick, witha Piim]» 
 
 J!, lie yield., iiailui 
 
 c a:.,Sivi\v,iioi liipgci 
 Ids not above aliops- 
 at to \k <at<ii 
 
 < - 1 1 A I' 
 
 Ciiap. -^^V^ ^rt'C 2' yoy.ige of Opt. Frobiffier to the iV. iV. «J75 
 
 c n A p. xxrv. 
 
 Ibe Firfl Fojdgc of Martin Frobifhcr to il c Nor^h^ive/}, 
 
 Anno l^^-jS. irrktcn by iTiJr Hall, Air/lcr of the 
 Gabriel. 
 
 --/-^. 
 
 vv 
 
 E dtparccj from Of/''/-'"/ tlio 8th of 
 Ji'ir, ill two Kark';, v:^. tlic Cj!"!- 
 cl and till M'.-iicI, with a fnull 
 I'innateof ten Tun, and paliinp by 
 the loiirtat i.irom'.V/', her MaicIVy was plcaU'd to bi.i 
 ii'. Faiewcl, liy lliakiii(; her Hand at ii:> out oi the 
 Window. 
 
 On the I it!i ol 7.vA we hadli;ht of Vii[,'..ii:.', lieir- 
 int; W. N. W. Iioiii iis, riliiij; like I'mnaihsofStccplcs 
 and all covered with, Snuw ; Laiiinde &\ Deg. we had 
 11(1 Groiiiid :ir I 'iu I'aihoiii : The Ciptain endeavoured 
 to (;(t allioa^ in lils lioac, but wis hnidred by the I."e. 
 Not lar lioiii heiu'e the I'iiinarc w.is loll, wherein were 
 four iMni ; aiKl the .\//c/;<;r.'ltood away piivaiely, andie- 
 t'n.iei! hi'ir.e. 
 
 Tlu lith, I Found theSun to be clevatcil 51 UcR.and 
 I indi'i-dtlie varia-ioii of the Coiiipals to be two I'oiiits 
 and a half to the WH'ward. 
 
 The iStli, iiponciearitij; up cf tlie Foi;, we had liplit 1 
 it l.,iiid, wh.ieii Iliippoledtobe i.r:wrii';', buc tonul not 
 cOiiie nearir lor the I.e. 
 
 (^11 the I ;:li of .Vn:;.;.' v.-e tvcrc in Lltitudc of 63 Deg. 
 8 Mill, and thi.^day'Ae iiitred tlicStrcie;ht. 
 
 The if lIi was calm, and without kc, but in two 
 b?o;M>' time it w.is tVozenniuiKl about the Siup aipiaiter 
 tit' an Inh thick; we wcie ilicii a: aiivlior in i'^jVi's 
 Bay. 
 
 Theipihi'i the Moriiinp, 
 eight Men r.jwed alhoar, to... .. . _. 
 
 feoplc ; atid .eoiiiL; loihc top of the IllaiKl, wc faw le- 
 vcn Boats rowing towards 11$, whereupon wc returned a- 
 l>oard, and fent our Boat with a white Cloth and five 
 Men in her tolec wheih.i they rowed; they followed 
 our Boat aloiif; the .jlioar, nil they fiw our Ship, and 
 then returned: Th.n I wentalhoar, an.l i;iving to every 
 one of them a I'o.iit in.ide of Thread, one ot them 
 came aboard with nic, u'here he did eat and drink, and 
 then we carric'.l iiim allioar apaiii ; whereupon all the 
 ri IK ame aboard m tlieir Boats, lu'ing 19 IVrfnis, but 
 v\^ 'iiild not underlbi"' I'leir I,ani;uaRe. '1 hey are like 
 the 7',/r/ri/, with long hlatk Hair, broad b.aces, and Hat 
 Nofc--, of a tawny colour, tile Men and Wonun chad in 
 Seal .Skin.s, of the lame falhion, but the Women are 
 kno.vn by blew ftreaks down their Cheeks and round 
 their Tyes. T'heir Bi :w^ were ni.tdc o' SealsSkiiis, with a 
 Keel of Wood within the Jikm, Hat boitoni'dj and 
 flMri^ at both ends. 
 
 The next day we weii^hcd and v nt to the Faft (\Cw of 
 thcTfland, where the Captain .and ' with fnir Men went 
 adioar, and there we fiw thru ."loufes, and the IVop'i- 
 fpying u--, caiiir rowirjs ^c. li'at ; wheirupo-.i u .■ 
 
 , the Captain and I will 
 fee if we could find ,\\\) 
 
 li.illclicd to our Po.i'.. and being in il ard the/ ;dli.-'4i, 
 tlicj called to IIS, and uerrvved '.n theiii, iiki <mi'. o. 
 tlienw line into otii- I'lMit, nnd we carried him .■d'o.ir.l 
 and pave h.in .1 Bell .md a Kn.le. Th.n wc ordeuV. livi 
 M our Mentofei linu allio.ir nr a Kock, .iiv.! rot a- 
 nionrthe Comp.iin they canietroiii; but their v.iltiilneN 
 ■vai hk II, that thes would goto them, and 'o were t.i-'.' 
 ken b\ the Savaii.es, ard our Boat loft, <! 
 
 i he iie};r Morniiii; we lliiod near theShoar, and liioi 
 ofl a Falconet, and founded our Tniiiipet, but .i.-d.j 
 heai iiothini; of onr Men; foweplied out of ^hi.^ .Sound, 
 which we iiained 'iVv ,'iy M'us S"jn,l, and aialiorini; 
 all Nii»ht in 5. fathom, the .Snow in ihe Morning l,i\ a 
 boot thick iiponour Hatches. We tiien weipjid ,ir.,i \v-'. 
 luriied to the pl.i.e where v.-e ioii onr Men, wlieii- we"',. 
 law i.( Bo.ns, but could hear 1101 hin;ol our Me:. W.- 
 em ..id once*' them ill hr. Boat to our Ships lidc with i 
 Bell, aiidingi\ing u to linn, we took him an.l f,s^^ 
 1*0.11, whereupon, finding himfelf in c.ip'i\ ity, hisCln; ',^ 
 lor anl Oifiaiii were fuch. that lie bit hisLjiigiie in iwo 
 wiiliin hn ,\f<udi j yet be died not rlicreof, !n:t d^ed 
 until he came to i'.nf.nn,!, .and then died of ,,,ld taken at 
 Sei. 
 
 The 26tli wc weighed to rrmc boincward, and i' c 
 fiiKof S.-picml-r had fight of I- :c/!-k:I. eight I.ea.,iici ,. 
 dilbiiir, bur could iioccorre n':arcr loit for thclcc. ^' 
 
 The lev entli we h.nl a terrilile Sttrm, and ore of oar 
 Men wa.i b'own from our Walt into the Sea, bute;tt;hir;,J 
 hrdd of tlie Fore Iheec, was puli'd into tht Ship by 
 the C^.iptain. 
 
 On liic 55 we l;ad fight of ';»;.->, anJ incliorcl .v 
 //.:ov,V,*.i the fecoiidof i)(u4>r. 
 
 Aferthc Captain's arri'.al at l.oniLn, it l'..-ippi.ned thir- 
 Ciiu-of the Adveninrers W ives threw a p'ecc of black 
 Sionein.othe fire, which the Captain ha.! brouglir home 
 this Voyage, wliuh being 'akcn torili aiid.pienc'ied in 
 Vir.egar, pbltcr'd lite Cold ; whereupon i')ii;e Reli.'Cis 
 in /..'//./ M making .:ii ,\ffay of it, reported that it hci.i 
 Gold, and that very richly for the ipiaiititv, and pr .■ 
 (i)ifed great matters from it, if any flore could I e found 
 offering thcmfclvcs to adventure for the learvlii]: ; r; 
 thofc parts; andfomo fecretlyeivleasor.vcd to I'.eta I ca;i 
 from her Majclty, thereby to ingrols thi.' .vIk.Ic pioUi i> 
 thcmlilve.s. 
 
 T'he hopes of more ot the fame Ore, kindled a great 
 Opinion in die Heai.'s of many, to advance the Vciyacc 
 agiiii; whereupon preparation was made for a new 
 Voy.ipe .T.;ainli the Year following, .iiid the Capiain 
 \v 1; direc'led by his Comniidion to leaich for a fir- 
 ther di'coverv of the i'allaije, burefpccially for more ot 
 dii, Gold Ore. 
 
 '^' 
 
 C n A p. XXV. 
 
 The Sicond Voyage of Qpt. Yrchl^her to the North-ivc/i, 1 577. 
 
 
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 artctl from Bii;:i:jx'.i! on S:i;:n.n 
 the 26rli, ill one of her Ma- 
 
 i.fiie^ Ships called the W/,7, of ?.cc. 
 li.iianJ 100 ,\'cn, and two Barks, 
 and tile AJ.....if , cat h .diouc .^o Tiui. In the 
 hiltweie 18 Men, commaidal by iMr. i-'.K(r«, a Gentle- 
 uianuf the Karl of /f c.i> c'' ; and in the lalt lA Men, 
 lof.r.iand' dby Mr. I'.'l^, a Gcndciuan of the lord \d- 
 niiraS; all uCt nailed foi I'x Months. 
 
 Tiie next diy v.v all r, ,;cn i.d the Coufl*iiiiion abcai 1 
 tlie JW fiuiiuhe MmUter of Cir.i,<Ji-/J, ,nii prepared 
 
 our felves as gnnd Cunftinns .tnd fcfo'ute Mc:i for all 
 ForttiiK'S, an.l that Nighr !■ II down to the il pc 
 
 The next ilay wee. imeto rf.: iv/Vi'-, ivl ere wc (laidtill 
 P ;'•/•> to take inViiiluaLs •. in which tnii.: came l.citers 
 from the I.ordsof the Cotit.i.i!, ftraivb. co.tiiaaiuhng our 
 (lenetvi! not to exceed hisComplcn.enr, whicli w.cs iik 
 wheruL'p. •nb.cdifchargcd rrttny proj-er Men, who with 
 uiiwidingiiiin Is dcpartid ; b.e alio dilm. (led allhiscun- 
 ieniiiediVic;i, which at lirft hethoeghn might have been 
 ufefal for foire I'liipcfcs ; ard put: mg to Sea the laltof 
 .>4-., We ariivcd at 0.'i;"f- thc7tliof j:..-.-. 
 
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 r Inflai;cis in Kititmlcol <io Dep. i(^ Min. ;ilAiinJs.t'nc i6tli dcpancj to tlic Northern Land with the iw.) 
 with I'uultry, I'ctiv lilli, .mil Fowl ; tor tlieii 15ri-.nMB.irk:, (the///./ dill rulinji iii :/.ii/(;)«.i«r i>„«,/ j elicit 
 '■ " '' '■ ■» I ■.■ ' tiiKliiij; a very rich .Vlliif, as It w.is fiippofcl, aii.l 
 
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 thi-v have Oaicii Cakes, .iml I'avls Milk tot Uniik, ,in 
 111 fonie pans .Ale. I'hcir Hoiiles are poor an>i (luttilli, 
 they bun. Heath -iri'virl', there heinp no Wonil. 
 
 On ihe'jth .let l.iil, travcrliup the.Sca 16 Day-, wiih- 
 omhphtol any l.iii.l, and nut wall im:ih dntt Wood, 
 and wliole lii.dics ol Trees. 
 
 ''■!>. On-he loiirth ol" ?n'-> uc eanic in lipht of the South 
 pailuf I'l.-i'v,!, ill I.aiiui.ie i.f (o liip. iv Min. we 
 met with pieai lllauis I't' he un or twelve leagues 
 trtiin Mioar, loiiie of wliiili were ha.t" a Ivlile or 
 more in u'^ipafs, and ^i or ^d haihoiii .rbovc Water, 
 and, as we Inppole. lad on ("iround. the depth Wiv.y, a- 
 
 1 'li.": ' Ui.it S-. I'aihoiii. None of lh»fe lilan.U were lak 10 
 '"•■ tlieialt, whuli Ihew. that they \vere not a.np.ealed ot 
 .Sea waier, hut miil*. b.- pru'ti, ed hv in. lied Snow iVoni 
 the Top. ot McMMitiin , or hv .'■ niiii",il a. eels ot trelli 
 Riviis, will, h ininp'inpwHhihe Salt Wa'er, may caulc 
 f.jine part ol it tn freey, fo a« 10 make it Mlt l>r,iekilh, 
 bi;t oiherw.fe the inain .Sea IricZi-ih imi:. 
 
 Oniiie I ('.th we railed the land, whuh our General 
 t!ie Yiai betoie had named the JJ, iv//; K'llmJ, ai the 
 
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 ilotalniollat. Tun of Ore together, we weie toned tin mL' 
 bv the I.e whuh came drivin;; in upon us, and toi kal 
 left the Ore we liad digged bediind us. We went liirtlu 1 
 iipthe Sireiphts, and having laile.l hve l.eai'ues, we d/'- 
 .;i)\ereda Kay. wlmli bi ,11;.; ten. ed 0:1 ua.li 'lUrui'i, 
 liu.ill lllands, didbieak the toiceof the'l idis, aiidni.i/r 
 It fietfioiii any lii-drau,;hts o!lee; litre we an in,u,l 
 under a liiiall lllan I, wli'i.li we named '/'.i a'.,.';.Ii|an,i ■ 
 1 his is the tarihelt plaee that we were at within ihe 
 Sireinht\ diltant \rvt\\ <iuir,.'i l-.niti.A jo I eai'u s 
 Here we touiid good flore of the Oie, whieli in ivall'im.' 
 held (iold;o our thinking, plainly to be (Ivn ; win leiii.' 
 on It was thony.lu [.erter to loa.l here than to leek tiirtJuV 
 and the (ieneral having let ine MiiieLS to work, lent tlij 
 At/,/,i.-/over to 'J.-.^kauhi Sx.iui liir the Ai.l and lie.- 
 whole Company to eometo us. 
 
 I'loni thellland we could difeernthe poor Dweihnus 
 ot^ the People, which are commonly litnateil at the l-'ont '"'"'' 
 of aHdIto lluixr them ti-oin the eo'd VVnuK, uv.li the""'' "'" 
 Dooralivays to the South : the l-ounjatii n is two Fathom '' '" 
 under pr.nm.l, ivith Holes like a Coiieylieiry, to 
 
 • iitiaiue of /•'..■ /Av's Sueighi, wl.uli at our cimiing| - j,.... , ,.,.,,..>.. ., ...v.njM.my, to \iiit 
 
 feeiiied to beiluit up with l.c, to our great dillourage- 1 then Neighbours, and thcle ('lacesareun.iir-irinch.,d with 
 niciit ; b"t i!ie Cien.ral with two fni.i'i l'i,i:i.ices, pilled 1 (iutters, that the Water fallin;.; liom the Hill abo-.e 
 thro'ilie Siieij'.lit lOihe !j|1 Shi ar, (ihc relllving oil at them, may Hideaway without aiinoMiig them: I rom ila- 
 .Sea ) uhere feme i f the Naii\es lliewrd theinlcbcs.i (m-oiiikI upwarust ■ ■ build with Whales Rnm.^ (tir l,i, |^ 
 ie.ipiiig and .laiv mg wuh gicai. Sliiiko and Ciiesi|ot limber, whii > t n.hiig one over another, ,iie liand- 
 whercupoiiiwoof our Men went and met two ol theirs, , loiiily compacted in tiiu toi> together, and covered wiili 
 lieiihci I'au\ hav'ii; Weapons , tliey woul.l not come fo .Seals Skins: l^ur it feemed to us by divers Cuvuiiilian- 
 ncar our .Men as t'l take any thing fioui their Hands, ces that they rli.i[ipe their H.ibitafious often, and area 
 but ours leading a Knite or other thing upon the (iiouiid, difpeile'l and wandrliii; Nation, living in Hords and 
 an.lilun ivitlulraning, thev came and took it up, leaving. 1 roo[>slike ilic 7'.ii/.ifj. 
 
 liiintihiiig of theirsto countervail the lame. The d.iy I he laltof yu/> the Mu-/'.n7 retutiud to tat with the 
 being n.'ar ipeiir, we retired t.i oi;r Bnats, which the , /''./liom the .Southern I and : Captain T'l{_ rei-ortcd 
 I'cople perceiving, with great Tokens. >f AtV..i;iion, they . that coading along the Shear, he cfpied tv.'O Tents of 
 carmlKy called us back aga 11, and fobowid us aluinil to^ .Seals Skins, an.l goii\g with hi'; Company aihoar, ciit:^,| 
 O'lr 1<..M s ; whcieiipon ihe (>enerai nkin'Ji the Mailer into them, I ut the People were all tied Tluy luumj 
 
 Withhni, wciir i.ii.irnied to meet iwoot them, who'*' ' ' ' " '•'"'•' 
 
 eair.e down without Weapons, intending, :l they could 
 Jay lure h.iki upon them, fcru'dy to bring them .V.'oard, 
 and to ililii! Is on. of ihem after eourieous Ke. epiion, 
 and beliovi ill'.; on him ibnie 1 1'ys and Apparel, and to 
 ri tain the other for an liiteipreter. Afier fome dumb 
 .S.gii.s and icure Congratulations, they ex 
 things, andoneof the Savages cut oil' tl 
 
 Coat, .\nA ga\ e it to the Cleiieral for a I'refeiit, who giv- ' an .-Viifwer ; He Icfr alio fome Trifit.s,'as Glalfcs, iJcl,' 
 iiig tlie W, rd tJthe Matter, thty liiddenly l,iid ho'.d on; Knives, ;?.. not taking any thing of theirs rxa'pt one 
 loth the Sav.igcs, bur the Ground being llippery, they | Deg. 
 
 loli their hvld, and tiicir Prey c.captnp, ran aw.iy, and; The next day being the firft of /1u?ujl, all the Gcmlc- 
 riercii'ly recovered iheir Bov.s and ArroW'S, which they . men and others that could be fparc J from the Ship went 
 liad hid not far from them bclund the Rocks, and pur- j aihoar under the Conduit of Mr. l'hilp.:r, to try' if by 
 bicd our GciK'ral. and Matter to the Foats. hurting the I tair means they could allure the People to faiiiiliaj-itv 
 C>-iiCral iiithe Buitock with an Arrow. Our Souldiers or othcrwile, to take fon-.e of them, and thereby tzttain to 
 
 and loiiie knowledge of the Men that were loft the Year 
 
 tlieie iii-.v and new killed Flilh of unknown lorr. iv|;l, 
 dead Can ales and Kones of Dogs, alfo a D tielet of 
 Canvas after the /-.//XiV/^fath ion, a Shut, a (jirdle, and 
 thrceShoiiesof the NIen we lolk the Year before I'v 
 
 So r ■' 
 iht 
 
 ahoiit 
 
 o Leagues from this place, further within the Sireights- 
 he Captain left a Letter there, with Pen, Ink, and Pa- 
 xi hanged fome ' per, thit our poor Captive Country-men might, if^ they 
 lie Tail of his were alive, be advertifcd of our being there, and return 
 
 uiiu kept the Iviat, lamc fpeedily to iheir relcue, 
 
 learing the Report (it one of our Mulkets, 
 and oer Men followed tiK'm. One SiJnl.h 
 loot-man. and not ciin.bicd with any 
 
 bil'orc. 
 
 Atour return to thcpl.icc where their Tents liad been 
 ., . „ , , ^'"^ 'i'""d chey had removcj them f.irther into the Bay', 
 
 lis, liaunp on'y u D.igger at his Pack, overtook one' that they might if thjy were driven from the Lind fiJ 
 them, an.! being a i-" //.' Man and ,1 good W'reltlet, with their Boats into the Sea ■ We parting our felves 'into 
 
 the.Sava 
 
 r.in away 
 
 C >i;ic>, a 
 
 Aril 
 
 of 
 
 iiiewed the Suvai'.e fuili a C ni/h trick, as made his 
 
 (i '.Ls.i. h .igainlt tlie Cirouiid, and brought liimback, but 
 
 tiie.iihi'r ifc.ipid. 
 
 On ihe I yth, the Nortll-wcli ind Wefl Winds having 
 driven ihr be into the Se.i, we entied the Straits, and 
 f^'iiiid ,1 1 1,0 bniir on the Weltern Slinar, whuh we named 
 afer vui .Malb r's M\tc, J.i.k'u.iii's Sonii.i. Upon a 
 fnall Ilian.i wiiliin ihis Sound, .alle.l Stiiitii lllr.ti.l 
 i 1 c aiife he til It fit lip Ins F.irge there ) was found a Mine 
 ill Sd\<r, but loii'd not lie gotten out of the Rocks 
 withf.ut great labour. Fiere our Refiners mide alTiy of 
 the Ore, an.l l.uind it toh.i'd (iold .n gocd quantity: 
 H.ie weal.of..iii:d a great d.,ul i'lllilike to a I'o.pw, a- 
 (•n.it twebe Foot long, with a Horn <if two Yards long 
 gMwngi i,t of his Snout; it :s wreaihed and Itrait, and 
 niay.le tho.'ght to be the Seal 'ttKorii, and is iijw rc- 
 lereid iiilier MaicO'es Wardn Iv. 
 
 llic 15, the (iei.ral with lu. h as cou!.'. be fpaiedfrom 
 the S!iip5. being feveiuy I'erlons, marched with Itn- 
 lign difplaied upon the Soiiti. cm Land, part ot the fup- 
 pinc.l Continent of .t»i-i:..i, and having travelled abour 
 fi'. e .Miles toward the 'Fops of the Icy Mouiita ns, wcre- 
 luriie.ltoour Ships vvithoin light of any People, orlikely- 
 Iiood .if lla!:i'.aton. !!. red. vers of the CieiKlcmeii dc- 
 (ired ih ■ (iencral to permit 10 or 30 of them to .iiarch^o 
 or 4c I.etigiies iiro the Country ; but he, eonliderirg his 
 Inltriidions and the lliort time he had, thought it better 
 
 tofe..k t.jr Ore t.T fiai; h ,, Ships, and le.ive the further lemn rale to theWomaiij whereunto Ihe gave good attenti 
 c'i'.covery tobe .v'com; lilhcj licrcarter ; and rhciefore on 'oii,aiiJdid not interrupt him till he liad hnifhed,and after- 
 wards 
 
 two Companies, and compalling a Mountain, came 
 fuddciil) upon themby 1 and, who cfpying mi, tied to 
 their Bo.us, .'caving molt part of their Oars Icliind 
 them, and rowed down the Bay, where our rwo Pinna- 
 ces meeting them, dtavethcmalboar ; but if they had 
 had all their Oars, it had been in vain to chafe them. 
 
 When they were landed, they hercejy alfaultctl' our 
 Men with their liows and Arrows ; we wounded three 
 of them, who perceiving ilienilelvcs hurt, dcfpcratcly 
 leapt trom the Rocks intc) the Sea, and drowned them 
 lelves: The reft tied into the Mountains, except one old 
 Woman, and another with a Chi'd, whom wc took. 
 The old Wretch, whom our Sailois fiippofed to be a'^""''"''" 
 Wittli, lad herBulkuispulPdofF to lee if Ihc were do- "*'"'"" 
 ven looted, and being very ugly and deformed, wc 
 let her go, the young Woman aiul Child we brought a- 
 way. 
 
 Having now pot a Woman Captive to comfort oiir 
 M.rii, we brought them together ; They at Hrft beheld 
 each other vc ry wiftly for a rood fpacc, wirhout uttering 
 awoid, with pie.it I haiigr of Colour and Countenance, 
 «s if the Grief and Diitlain of their Captivity had de- 
 prived them of their Speech: A: lalt the Won-an very 
 fuddenly, as tho' Ific difdained or regarded not the Man, 
 rurncd away, and liepan to (inp as tho' Ihc minded ano- 
 ther matter; but being again brought together, the ,Man 
 With a Item and flaid cuuntenance.begati totcila Ion" fo- 
 
r. 
 
 I J..1iKi With the iwa 
 tckm.in r Hoiohl j wllcif 
 (sfiippokd, aihl tunfi;.; 
 r, wc "cictuiiciltlaiKL 
 iH'oii >i'^, and tiji li,,it 
 1 us. Wc went li:rtlKr 
 1 llU- IxJi'tllh, wc dil- 
 
 I'f i1k-'1kUs, aiiilm.u.r 
 iic; hero wc a:i in-iul 
 uiMicii //•.! ■.v.,.';.Iila,M: 
 c wcrt at within ilic 
 /■'"'■'"■•' JO 1 i;ii;u.-.s. 
 Ore, wliiih III vvalliiiij, 
 y tol)e I'l-.ii ; whdtiij,.' 
 crc ih.iii ti) lock riinliu, 
 iiu'isto work, lent thj 
 i liir tlie .lij and her 
 
 .■rn the poor nweliings 
 inly litiiaicil at thel-Vun ^'"i'H ' 
 fo'd Winds, wl'Ji thet'"tj'' 
 un^iatuu istwuKathoni 
 
 Ciiiicy Imry, to \i(it 
 :iri.uii,irt-tritKli.\l with 
 
 lioiii the Hill al'(/,c 
 noMnj;them: 1 romihe 
 Whales Rr.^^ f^,^ |j, j^ 
 vcr another, aie h.ma. 
 her, and .ovircd wiih 
 
 by divers CiiviimlUn- 
 ions uticn, and arc a 
 , living in Hords and 
 
 tiumdio us with the 
 Captain r^i icpoiicd, 
 ; cfpicd two 'lenth ot' 
 .'onipany aihoar, eiit:.d 
 all tied. They found 
 1 unknown lurt' with 
 [;s, alfo a D '.lolct of 
 a Slutt, a Girdle, and 
 )ic Yiar before, ahciic 
 er within the Streichts- 
 with Pen, Ink, ami Pa- 
 rry-mcn might, if tliey 
 being there, and return 
 ifles, as Glalfes, Bells, 
 ; of theirs except one 
 
 Wm;i;/7, all the Gcntle- 
 d from the Ship, went 
 l'hilp.:r, to try if by 
 People to familiarity, 
 and thereby: ttain to 
 lat were lort the Year 
 
 their Tents had been, 
 f.irther into the Bay, 
 
 I from the Lind, liy 
 
 parting our felves iir.o 
 a Mountain, came 
 efpying nj, tied to 
 
 f their Oars I cliind 
 .vhcre our twoPinna- 
 lar ; but if they had 
 1111 to thafe them. 
 herceJy alfaulted our 
 ; wc wounded three 
 
 cs hurt, dclperatcly 
 
 and drowned them 
 itains, except one old 
 
 d, whom wc took. 
 
 Lib. IV I ("^p. XXV. ThT'X^ Voyage oJ'Gpt. Frobilhcr totbe N. IK 577 
 
 .<;,:«■ 
 
 Jib fuppofed to be a'^"'''"'^' 
 3 lee if Ihc were do- "*'"'"'■ 
 
 and deformed, we 
 Child wc brought a- 
 
 iHi.e to comfort oi-.r 
 1 hey at firll beheld 
 ace, without uttcrinj' 
 iir and CountenaiKe, 
 .■ir CaptiMty h.id de- 
 all the Won^an very 
 eparded not ihe Man, 
 tlio' Ihc minded ar.o- 
 u toiiethcr, the Mm 
 i?i;an totcila lonii lu- 
 iil.e gave good att'enii- 
 liaJ hniJhcd.and after- 
 wardj 
 
 wards being grownmnre f.imiliar, they were turn'd lo- 
 gcihir ; bill we foiild iievc i per> i ive that ihi y iifvd as 
 Alan and Wif.-, tho' the Woman Iparcd njtiodoall 
 necelfiry ihings'.-clongln^io a good Houfwile, asniakiiv; 
 rleari their Cabin, kdlin;;, flay inn, -i"'' dreiling of Dogi 
 for their Diet, and niakin.; him elean when he was Se.i 
 lifk. They leeined to h- very inxlelt, for the Man 
 would never Ihifi himfelf until he iiid -aiiled the Wo 
 man to depan out of hist^i'iin, and they were both ve- 
 ly ihy leltanyiif their Privy I'.ins il.i aid 1 c dileovtr'd 
 by earli o:her, or by any i.iliev iiody. 
 
 On the ihird we left the VVel'.er.i llioar, fipimfeil 
 p.lit ot the Continent ot' Wwi/i'/r, and on the foiinh 
 iiinrto onrCiener.ilat (/ 'i iv.'.'/Tll.'.nd, wheie Ke Iraited 
 (he Ship and Parks with fiirh Ston,- or liippofed G ild- 
 nimeral, as he th'iu;',lit nn,i;lii eoiuitervail i!ie Charges of 
 both his Voyages to tlufrC^oiintiies. 
 
 Onthcfjth, while we were all at work, we perceived 
 many of the N.itms ii] on the top ot a Hill over againlt 
 lis, wafiing a Ha«, and inak:i\;; great Ont-cries unto 
 lis: whereupon tln' C'ener.-il taking the Savage Captive 
 withhiin, and fetting the \\'onian where ihey iiii^htbell 
 petiVive lur in the hiehell plarc (f the Kl.inl, went o- 
 vir totalk wi'.li theni. C^nr Captive at the tirli cikoiib- 
 tirol his Prien.'s, burll cut into tears, and could not 
 fpeak a word in a long time, bnr after a while, he dif- 
 (.orrle.l ata ilifl.m.e with his Companions, and bellow- 
 ed Ineiidly n)'on tliein I'luh To^s and Trifles as we hid 
 given hnn. (.)nr (ieneral bs ligns rrqiiired his fife Men 
 which theymade Captives the lalf Year, and proinifed 
 not only torekafe thofe v.hich he had taken, but alfo to 
 reward them with ;;ieat (lifts. C)nr Savage made ligns 
 in anUvcr from them, thatour Men weic yet hviiii;, and 
 Ihoiild be deliver'd to ns, and made (igiis likcwile to us 
 that wc Ihoiild write Letters to them, but beranfe it was 
 late they depart. -' without any Letter, a'.tho'i hey called 
 earneltly in half for the fame , and the next Morning 
 earb iheycalltd again f<ir the Letrer, ivhich being deli- 
 vered to them, liiey fpeedily departed, making figns 
 with three Fingers and pointing to the Sut , that they 
 jvould return m three days. The Letter was as 
 follows. 
 
 IN the Name cf Cod in whom we all believe, who 
 * ' ( 1 trull ,' hath preferved your liodiesand Soulsa- 
 ni ngit thefe Inhdels, I commend mc unto you. I 
 will be glad to feck by all means you can devife for 
 ' yotirdeliM-rancc, cither ivitli force or with any Com- 
 ' n-oditics within my Shi])?, which I will not fparc tor 
 * your fakes, or any thing tile I can do for you. Ihave 
 ' aboard i,f theirs, a Man, a Woman, and a Child, 
 ' whirh I am contented todeliverfor you ; but the Man 
 ' which 1 carried away from hence the laft Year, is dead 
 ' in l-.tifjf.nd. Moreover, you may declare unto them, 
 ' that if they deli er you iio':, I will not leave a Man a- 
 ' live in their Country ; and thus, if one of you can 
 ' come to fpeak with me, the 'ffrill have cither the Man, 
 ' Woman or Child in pawn fc r you. And thus unto 
 ' God, whom Itruftyou dnferve, in halt I leave you, 
 ' and to him we will dailvpr.iy for you. This 'Tuejiiny 
 ' Mormrg, ihcfcenth of ■■tu^.j'K 157?. 
 
 Yours to the attermoft of n^y Power, 
 
 ^ A/(!if;..' Fiol/lpxr. 
 
 Ou S.t!iii,l,-y the 11th, the People fhcwcd the.nfelvcs 
 -iaiii, and called i\ntii lis from a Hill over againi*: us: 
 The General, hoping for an .'\nfwer to his Letter, ind 
 hear of his Men, went over to them ; no more th.;n 
 three appearcil in ligtit, who by figns endeavoured to 
 train our Boat about a Point of Land from fight of our 
 Company; but wc fulpedingthcm, kept aloof, and yet 
 fit one ot our Company aihoar, who took up a great 
 Bladder which one ( f them had laid down, and leaving 
 a Lookinggials iiithe place, returned to the Boat. In 
 the meantiiiieour Men upon thcllland, who could better 
 dilceiiithan thole in the Boat, made a great out-cry to 
 our Men in the lloi':, becaufe they faw many Savages 
 creeping liehind the Rojks towards our Men ; wheicup- 
 on the General letiirned without tidings of his M«n. 
 
 Our Captive inatle figns to us that this Blailder wa< 
 lint him to keep Water and Driiik m, but wc ratlur ful- 
 peded it was given to hiintohiIphi;iefiiipc!'y fwimmiiig; 
 f'lr he and the Woman fiiught often lo m.tke their 
 ell apes, having loolcd our Pn a's from altvin i iir Ships 
 and had preiaded if ihey l;ad not 1 eeii tinicl) difcu. 
 vir'd. 
 
 The 14th, ctirGeiiera! with two rm.-ll Tears, w'-.lla|}- 
 P'inteil, went up a I'.i 
 Natives, who ni.ide gr 
 
 where he law 
 
 
 
 ■A' the 
 
 t-inrs, and wth a Mai' 
 
 made of Bladders low. d together with the (ims andSi- 
 newsot Bealls, wafted i;s a nu;n unto them, not fiitw- 
 ing above three of then Company ; but when vv lame 
 near them, we could l^eIcei\e a gieat n ■ Itilude ir.epii'g 
 behind the Ro.-ks; Whei-upon vve made li'-ns to tli. m, 
 that if they would lay tlieir Weapons alide, and come 
 forth, we w.iuld deal friendly with them, altlio' we per- 
 ceived their inteii-. ; but fir all the ligns of Friendllap w" 
 could make, they came Hill creeping' tow.iidi us from be- 
 hind the Rocks to get more adianlage of l^, as tho' wc 
 had no Hyes to fee them. Their Spikes-man eanelUy 
 perKva led us with inanv fiir Ihesss, to come allioar and 
 eat and ll.-ep, and clappir.i; his 1 are Hands over Ins Head 
 ;n token of Peace and Innoa'ncc, will.d ns to do the 
 like ; Biit the better to allure our hungry Stoii ai lis, he 
 brought us a piece of raw Flelh, whidi with our Boat- 
 hook, we caught into our Bo ir Then one of his Fel- 
 lows came bailing from lirhind the Kocks towards the 
 Sea-fide, and in Inch places v.lerehe feeiiud unable to 3^'; '"'"''J' •' 
 pafi, the othe>- took him upon h.. Shoulders, and letting "'^ -''^•ij'>- 
 him down by the Water-lide, went .iwayanl left him, 
 hoping that one r.f ns would Vi ntiirc aihoar, and not be 
 afraid to make his part good '.vuh a lame Man ; but the 
 Genetal fulpectnig titeir trceherj, convraridcd a .Si. uJ- 
 d:er tofiie athim, who lent luni assay a ttuc and 1.0 
 teigned Cripple , whereupon the reft came out ot ihcit 
 lurking holes totheSea-lide, and defpcrately ma'ntaincii 
 a Skiriiiifli wiih their Bows, Arrows. Slings, and Uarts, 
 without fea. of our Shot. They had bel.iyed the Coaft 
 for us, and we faw above I ao of tlieiii, and had caujc 
 to fufpeff a greater number. .Ml their Arrows and Darts 
 tell Ihortof us, fo that wc rcturn'J 10 oUi Ship without 
 harm. 
 
 Our work being now finilficd, having l.iden alinoft 
 loo Tun of Ore, we prepared to return ; and the 2ld They rcParr: 
 of A(;i;/7 we plucked down our Tents, and making a Bon- 
 fire ontop of the Illand, wc gave a Volly of Shot, and fo 
 departed aboard. 
 
 I'he 13d of /}/(?(//? wc fet (all, the Wind at Welf, 
 and thenext day left the Qiiccu's t\-ir.,n:ii a-ltetn of us, and 
 had Snow half a Foot deep on the Hatches. 
 
 The 19th the Mi'c/j<-f / lolt company of us, and fliaping 
 her Courfc tovs'ards Oikjicy, arrived at Tvtmuth. 
 
 The 3o'li the Mailer and Boatfwain of the C'.i/mV/ 
 '/ere ftriick over-board by the force of the Wind and , 
 Surge of the .Sea. The Miller, who was a young Man 'qT",''^ 
 end able Mariner, had been very pleafmt all that Morn- drowiirJi 
 ing, and told his Captain that he dream'd that tie was 
 cart over-board, and that the Boatfwain had him by the 
 Hand, and could not la-v liiin • which came to pals ac- 
 cordingly, for the Bca'iwain held h.mbyoncHand, hav- 
 ing hold on a Rope .vith the other, until his Itrength 
 failed, and thcMa'.fer was drowned. 
 
 Thefirft of SfffmAci- the (form was grow. i very grcar,. ,^^ 
 and the G(ti»-<c' not able to bear fail to keep Company '.'"'"' "' 
 with us, out jhip being higher in the Pcx),.> wlnrcoii the 
 Wind had r.iore force to drive, went fo fall away th.at wa 
 lofi light of them, and left them to God and their good 
 fortune at Sea. 
 
 O'. the 17th wc arrived at PaJjlom in Cji-.it.i/, ■.vhich 
 being a bad Road, wc put to Sea again, and anchor- 
 ed at .VJiY/'W Haven, from whence our General writ to 
 the Court, who oider'd the Ship to Biijtol, where the 
 Ore w.as lodged in the Gallic : Hctc wc found the Ca- 
 /rif/ arrived in lafety. In this Voyage we loft but two 
 Men; one blown over-board, as was mentioned, and 
 one that died at Sea, whowasfick when became aboard, 
 and was fo defirous to go this Voyage, that he rathcf 
 diofe to die, than not 10 make one in this noble Adven- 
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 ircjl. Anno 1578. 
 
 THl Swyyuwi. GolJOrc Irouplit lionu t!u 
 III! Vij\aL'i-, niai'o llicw nf i;rijt RulK-'saiiii 
 I'rolii, .iiul tlic licipc cf p.illivit- Ui rr'',:;Vt, 
 v-.iv ^'loaily in, rcafcjj Id tli.ii hi.iMinfty 
 iirpi'iirni lj'i\-ial (.iiiumiirioiici';, who iil'oii Cirti.uiii 
 tri.il.ju.M'r! ot" ni;uii<ii tlii.- Oro, aiul u\on fiitulry Kci- 
 ffins jiui fiibltaiKpj (ji.niiiii'il'i'^njii.iiuiiii.iil (■! iliu (ri)- 
 KImIiv lil' a I'.uf.ii^i-. ,iJvciiiri-il lioi- Mcijclly that thf 
 Vo\aj;cwaM)t nn>ot;;in.v, aii.l worthy to lif ailvan. i-^l 
 a^aiii. Wli.rcu( .irt 1 1^ Sail ol' i;cx),l Miips wcto or.lircj 
 to 1.1c go: rca.lv, whcicut' all vvhl' tnictiiiii ajjim Wiih 
 their i .i.iiii;: of CioM On-aithi.' end ot .Siiiiiiikt. iv 
 et'pt thrcf ShipN w.ii, I; OmuKUk' IcCi f.u iln-'iili' ul C\\<- 
 Uiii /•'((/■>■, (Jii'iaiii/i ■;. aiul Captain I'l'.//".-, wli.iwii, 
 t,i i.iriy ill tii..t .ji'ii::v, u th .)o Maiiiu-rs, ^o Miiris, 
 aii.l .;o .Siiluui-, ill u ill 'x lail arc in.lu.k'.l the Cicnik- 
 incn, lUliniMs, Uakcrs, C'ar|>tiiui<, aii.l lahcr iicaliiiiy 
 IVrliiiH. 'Ilii'y lauici! with ih.'iu a llinii^ lioulc of 
 I'lnilci iVan.c.t h.-rc, Jii.l tolK-laun ilwrc. 
 
 Tl.r Nar.-.cs nl" the Slii|>s, ul.ii th.cirCaptauis. 
 
 pmcs of ci! C'.'Mcs Ui,l., I'l.i.,ks cif three Inche, 
 thi.k, wOiich Were lilt aluii.ler ai ilie (iiles dl our .Sliii". 
 luirc ofwliieh iveieheavui lip mit of iIk Sea l-etwrul 
 III ina^citlce, near a I'.'ii; abii\e tlieir Water Maik, 
 hai'in.;t';ieirKiiee!> an.l liiiil'er,, wiihiii loaril Iiuwul.it ,1 
 [I'Kikeli liierewuh. jiithis Jillui', it plealed (i ,i i,.,e!„i 
 |u., aUvonralleWiiuhlieiiext lUy at W. N. W. uinj, 
 liifpufedLhe lee, ail 1 then liie whole I'leei \>\m\\ ort to 
 Sea-watvl, nil ilu Sa;i l!;,.,ilil fiir.liiinc, i.w the W mjs 
 
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 Vi'e ileparleo li.an H.nnich the 3111 i>l M: , ar.ii 
 i.:ialtiii'^ihe >ejiiilipari uf Ii>,^:ai^J, wepall'eil CapeC.i/e 
 'ilelixlheif 7i.': . 
 
 llie it'.h ot ',iiiu.\ at two in the MoriiiiiR we delui- 
 evl I'liJJuiilj anl lailiim alonp the Coatt, we Ipieil one 
 plaee pretty ileal ot In, wlure the (uiieial well a.- 
 ronipanieil ivutit allio.ii, and faw loiiie lenis luailc ot 
 .Skins wlieieniiiiey f,)i!n,l,Flelh, l'ilh,Sk;ns,aiid a llt^x ol 
 N'aiU. Tile (icneral roinniaiKle.l his Men rr. take no- 
 thing away w.th then., iHl^ tAo \klnte Dips l"r whuh 
 lie left I'liis, l'oiiu>, Knive., and other Iritl.s, and lo 
 retnrniiu! al'oavd, we Ikiifed Sail and eoniiimed tmr 
 CoHilV, ami oil the l.ill of Ji.nc nut with many greai 
 \\ ivales, one of wlii.h ic^eived fe.ilia bloW' tVoiii the 
 Sficiiic.ti, who laiiH'iipon hnn with a fullSiern, heini; mi- 
 ller Knh her C'oiirlei and lloimcts, that the Ship Itind 
 (I <1, and Itiired iv'ithev lorward nor luekward : 1 he 
 Whale niade ,< ineai .lul nijlv iv ile, an.l call up nislVuly 
 ai'd 'I'nil, aid i'o wuit iimio Water. Two ilays aftei. 
 It.: I'dead Wli.ilr \vas l.ieiiu iiiMtiiio on t);eSea, whuii 
 we Hii'poled i" ' e the laine tliav die' >(,d»* i. (truek. 
 
 The fi\()id we tell with ilii' ^^'i''''"'-' J -"'■''". >vherf 
 ive met wnii 1" tiiiivb leo, ihat we ilioiight it inif ullihle to 
 enter the Str.'i;;iu ; I'oiiK "f (he V!eet wiiere they toiiiij 
 the lee open, ventured in, ainl whilik others were toltwv- 
 irijthem with tuUSaiN, th( lee w.niid. dole, anJtliciSaik 
 jt).'«)(.j ( uhncH was pan cri'i-iii Houfswhuh was lo be 
 I'Vtetcd tor ilieiii that lllould iia; aii M'inter^ was fo 
 lir.ii'd, that ill ■ link ill our li^;'lt, Uit we mantled our 
 JV p's and la\ed tiu' M-'n. 
 
 fiiis was a dii.idtii! SpeClaeie, beraufc the .5;oiin 
 w'ii.hlblLwed, threateiiM the like d.ingcr to t:s all ; for 
 Im\ 'III; left 111.:. )i lee h- tr.nd is, thrV whieli we had 
 I'.iii.d, and lindiojMiiore Lei ic lis, thro' whi.h it w.is 
 net pri^filile to pai's there arofe a terrible Storm at S. F.. 
 wliieh Mnv. iiij; f.im the main Sea directly upon the 
 Siiviijlii!, Mvinili, brm'ir.'ai nprm n: ill ihc lee we had lelt 
 behind us, and leli.irro.lrs Iroiii get'inp, Sea-icom again : 
 
 ilKrleilie Ke thai lay iiiilic StreightsMonih. 
 I he leiemli we Hood in .ijra n", and deii'ried 
 
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 lav lialf a 
 
 '.e rouk 
 
 1 'lop iiiaits, and lianged over-^ 
 
 w-hali foiiii, andiiiilr not the w..rlt M.irincis, |u.i|:ei( 
 n Ih tluNoiih I'oiel.iii I, ili..'nihi Is Were lit' a eo'itiny 
 (Yi'i" •' 1 hem w I.I lenSnovv docs yearly Id me., hal- 
 'ii ihi llaici.^ ihrl.md, that ii takes aw.iN ihc Mni- 
 neiMMaiks. Mr. .'/.;,'/ llie , huf IMoi deel.ai.-J pnbli, k- 
 ly, ih.it lie li.u! never leiii iheCo.ill befre, aiul driihe 
 eoiild not 111 ike It tor any place i f r,uhllx , \ .Sireii;liis. 
 
 Theieth, the Wi:ither ilill eoiitinnim; ihi. k aiul cl.nk 
 lonie of tl'C Hre: loll lii;ht of ilii .Admiral, .ii„l li,,n,l 
 Uiik aj',ain:oSca-wMrd;"ilic lelV filiuwini; ilie ( ,>;iei.i|, 
 palled eo 1 eagiies w iihiil the (aid ilinibiliii and li i.|viii,l 
 •Straus, Iiaviiij!alwa\s ataireontmem on iheirSiai-iMiul 
 fide, and an > pen ,Se.i before iheiii. 
 
 Theyieiicial, a.'ihi.' tispr,,ba'.'Ie he was fenlild. of tin 
 I'iror. and ;l-ai thi.swasiioi liieold Sirei,t;hts, yci lie dil- 
 leinl ledhis Opinion, llie beitei lo iiieliiee tliei'leet lotijl- 
 loiv I, m, he beiiii; then in gteat hopes of vlileovennj! a 
 Taiiiee IMS way: and fmie of the Coiiipniy r.poiteil, 
 tint he hath (iiKviicilared, that il it had not been f.i' 
 ihe eharge and tare he ha.l nf the I'leet and fraitv.l 
 Ships he v.oiild and eonld liase nciic thro' to th . 
 Soiiili Sea, at,.! dilTolvtd the lonr; don(.t of a Padaue to 
 C;or/.-. " -^ 
 
 The :£tlitiure fii] fo nmcli Snow that 
 lo • liei p upon the Dei k. 
 
 On the jilt weanehoied III /;;.■ ivA (-Sound, in ih" 
 einanie whereof, iht .(.■/ ha.m'^ a iitik ' "iiv wci>;lu\l 
 he; AiisliMi- a Coek-b.ll, ran iiralnlt ao iilaiid of 1. 1- 
 v^hiih llm.k tie l-look of the' Anehor tlinV the Siiips 
 BowiiiulerWatei, aiideaiiled fo great a Leak, thai ilu'y 
 hid mm h ado to pn line her tiom linkini;. 
 
 At oui Aiuval heuj we toiiml ihe A;.,;u.,' ami th" 
 (7.1. iir/, who li.id bei n loiig milling, aikl whom «e neier ' 
 expected v heai of a>;aiii; for wineli we hcanily praile ) 
 Go.!, aiul Mr. ;l ;./,;.(, a Uarneil Mm, appointed l^y Im- 
 Map llie,-. Cmuie;lto le or.i MinilKi, niadea t«idly,Sel 
 iiion, oxhoriini; ustobetlurkfiil lo (ioil for our ni-ini- 
 lokl lieliveraiuei in ilii le d,ini;rtciiis |l,i.es, .ind piituni; 
 lis in n.indot ihe iii.eriaiiiiy of Manslife, ivillrd is lii 
 makeoiir (. Ive^ lei.ly as r.-fraiie Men m ;u "ept ihankhil- 
 ly whatWe\et advi inure Ins lliuiie I'omden.e lliouiil 
 npp<iiin. Tin, Manheini- ived feateit in liii own Cuiii- 
 iryma goivlUi'iiehie, well efleeine.l, having a Miliinns 
 \\i nianto hi^Wile, and .ery hopefel Cliildrcn, ri filled 
 nottoiiiiJeriake tins pamttil Voy.ai.e, for ihe rare he had 
 to five Souis, and lo retbrin ihife Inlidels if it ivere 
 pn.'fible, to C'hrilhariir\ ; and woidd have Ifiid there the 
 w^ lie Near il i ee ilioii ll.ad levviii, h.inj; ni cverv lu- 
 eeltiry ae'^io.T as f rward 1» the leu lutelt Man ol' is 
 ah : Si) thaiheir.ay bee.ille'da mu, I'altor and Mmiltrr 
 of Gu fsW'oi,',, w h( - tor the gLiud i f his Floek, Ipats'.l 
 iiQi lo vemuri his own kfe. 
 
 (^ptuu K/i/w. in the MiJ .wJ arriving, as w.is laid, 
 teiuUys bcUieiis, Ipeia his time in feaohiiig t'.'i Hie. 
 lie a'fvilifeo.er'd reri Miles up into theCoiniliy, whuh 
 v asvery baneii. .-.s all thenr. that v»e have I'een. norJid 
 he let any likel'- Iwod of Habitai'on. 1 li- Ship hail been 
 Itriuk thii.'and llifo' on boih lii'es, and his tall'e .Siem 
 bom 'p.i'teaKMY. Wlieii they f.jiind an lllae.,! of I i 
 I'igger than the rrik, tin y inooied an Anihornpnii ir. .md 
 ' then lodciiiider the I (•■■of it, to j^iiard themlelvcs l.oin 
 I 'he d:iii;.'er of ihe hli^r dri\ iie; li e. They met witNoiie 
 pie.e of le'', whi.h by ni'..'fiiie was foiijid to le o; fa- \ 
 th'jii. a! (. vrW^o I, '" ' 
 
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 III, 
 
 579 
 
 //t Norlh^ 
 
 1 1'iks of three Inclk', 
 ihc Cuks di our Miiik, 
 (Hit i)\' till Si-a l-ttw./tii 
 c tlicir W.itLr MjA, 
 riiliii\ I'oaril liuv\eilji ,1 
 . It I'lcali'd (i i.i ioK„,( 
 M W. N. \V. uiiKli 
 lo'e I'lcti |!Im\1 (lit n) 
 r.Umic, ui ilii- W'liiils 
 ii',lii>M()iiili. 
 i, aiu) Jiirricd I.iiiJ, 
 i-ilt M.iriiicis, iii.ljx'd 
 
 I ly Wire (it :i Ki'itiiry 
 Iocs y.iily liniiu. Ii:il- 
 r.ikes :uv.h lite Min- 
 ril.n.l..vl.T..'JiMiMi,k- 
 ;.ill k'l^re, niul ilviihe 
 
 ' /■■u/r//.', /s.Sireiylits. 
 itimiiii" ilii, !v aiiilil.iik 
 
 II A.iiiiir;il, .ii.ii lliiii,! 
 rnlii.umi; ilie (,i;iei,il, 
 clmilvt'iil aii'.l IVj.piiicvl 
 
 lent oil ilkii-.Si.u4>o.M,l 
 I, 
 
 .• lie was leiililiL of iIk 
 ! .Siivit;lits, j-ei he <iil- 
 iiid'.iietliel'Icet lotol- 
 w\\< of ilileovei-iiij; ,i 
 K- tViiiipmy r,|.'ui!al, 
 
 it It luJ Ild! Ivi'tl 111! 
 
 lie Fleet niiJ tVsitut 
 c\c uciie tiiro' to th'-, 
 ilotil'i ut' ,1 P.iirai;e to 
 
 ow that 11 lay Juif a ; 
 
 r.i'iv/i(,'-SoiiiHl, in ill? 
 a litili "mv wei>;lu\l 
 liillt .11. iilaiui 111 l.c. 
 Am lior iliro tlie Miips 
 
 II n J Leak, tliJt iluy 
 linking. 
 
 ilic A;,.-.'i.i..' .iiul th,. 
 , aikl wlioni w c never ' 
 ell we heartily prailed 
 Llll, .ipioilltn.! hy Im- 
 
 , inailca Citniiy Set- 
 u ("kI lor our iiuni- 
 1 ia> es ami puttiiii; 
 aiis lift, ivillfil IN tci 
 en MnerrjT tliaiikl'ul- 
 le I'liivuien.e iliouM 
 teil in h'u o'Mi ('uiin- 
 le.l, liaviiij; a \iitiliiiN 
 K.I Cliihhcn, iiliifcil 
 for ilie rave lie liaj 
 
 Infidels, if it ivere 
 l.l have Itiiii there the 
 
 h-iiijj in cver\ lu- 
 reu hiult Man of i:s 
 ,, I'altur arul Miiiilifr 
 > f his Floek, fpard 
 
 jmviiip, as was lai'l, 
 
 III feiuhini; h>r Ore. 
 :'i ilieCoiimiy, whuli 
 we have fivii. nordi.! 
 
 111. 1 li- bliip hail fcceii 
 
 aiul his laife .Srem 
 
 i:r.>l an lll.ir...l of l,v 
 
 II Anihoriipni) it. anil 
 
 iiniil theiiilelves fVom 
 
 The) met witltiiiii 
 
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 Tiie 
 
 W!- 
 
 'J'lieiiiiiih of /fiijiNjl t\w General calleil aOiiuuil to 
 coiili.ler ahoiii crei'iiii^: a Uoul'e i r Fort fnr thole wivi 
 were to iiih.ihil ihere the whole Year ; ardit v.asloiiiul 
 that < lily twj (iil.^ of rlie Hoiile wer.? ainved, ami 
 thdfe not perfi\'l aiiil entire ; for many pieces were liro- 
 (■All ill iiliiii;iheni for Feiulers when they wire ilillrclli..l 
 iiitlu'Le. Neitliet wa'i ihere nriiik an.l ^llel to feiAe 
 K ;• Men ( ilie inmil er apujnile.l to iiiliiMi ihcre) the 
 preaiell (lore wherrol' was in thole lour .Ships whieli 
 V. Lie rot yet avnveJ. Thi'ii C'apiam /Vi/foH i'ceinj; the 
 1, -.riirvof ihe iieeilfir) thiiips afoielakl, was loiiteiit- 
 Cil, .iiiil oilire.l to ihliai'ii there with 6.- Men, Wheie- 
 upon the Cirpenieis anil Mafms wire asked in what 
 t'liie llll y lOiild ciei.'l a lets Houfe for tint nimiber, they 
 rii|iiiie.l eit;h!; or iiiiiir Weeks, if ih.ri were 'I'liiiliei 
 liilliiieiii ; uliiieas we had but i6 Days to tarry in thai 
 I oimtry ; it wastlunfore reliiUed i.. Coiiiiiil th.u no 
 H,ihit.;li''n fhoiild be there this Year. 
 
 The 1 \tli, iheOeneral wiih two I'iiiiiacc! well ni.uiiiM. 
 v/eiii 10 try il hctmild eiiconnter aiul apprehm.l any ol 
 ilie I'eople, who nficn lliewiil theni'elves, fiinieiiines 
 Miili fiMii ot einht l^nttsmaConipany, as if they h i.i 
 il.iij'iii .1 loaita- k fonieof oiir IVople who were work- 
 in.; .It tlieMiMi' 111 nosre.ltnnnibeis ; wherctoie we en- 
 .!..:i\oiir'd wiih mir I'lniiaecs to enconipal's an liland they 
 hiei.ted, hoping to inti'reept foiiie ot tliein ; but they 
 ki-p: hkli w.iuli iiithe Mi'iintauis, that tluy eoiiveyed 
 [hiMileive.s awav before wecniild come near ilieiii. 
 
 The l^th, the /hiiic l-tur.n, which with the niher 
 .Slnp-h.adnow jo ned us, was brought ai^roiind, and hi-l 
 eich!i',reat Leak* mended wliiih the lud received b) the 
 R'-iks'and Ice.. They had llru.k llpon a Koik, where 
 tj'iey lay more than lialf dry un'-il the next I'looJ, when 
 
 by Go.l's I'lOMilcn. e, contrary H all cvpert.Tion, thev 
 ianieaHoita_t;ain, I-.mi. for.e.l all that time toinider-i-f 
 ih -il Miip withthrirM.iin-yaul. Mr.ff r//;,// .tfierScMioi'. 
 .elibrattil ilic Coiiiiiiitiiinii upm the I. an.l, ,is Ik Ii.t) 
 hi fine don.' infeieiMl Shiis, bccaiilt out whole C'.iii!'.'.' 
 ny cou'il neier iiu-et in one pbiee. 
 
 The b'liei bciim now m ijood read I'r'. ■., the (iiiicro 
 called the ('api.i.iis and (ietitl.Mren loi'ctlfr, ,i: d to I 
 thciii that he imende.l nn only by Uod';. help to h'iiii: 
 home liisSh'ps Itden wr.h ( Ve, lucalilito nuke aim 
 therd:l,(i\er> of tliel'e \\v:f. .\\'ur loiii; e'tbaie, ;t n,--, 
 III li;. d. iiiipoiribh at tins time I'm 'die Kcilons loll 'wiin; ; 
 l-Mlt, It Ireezed folnrdeveiv Ni.'.lil, that if tliiyllion' I 
 be keptinio loiiiiiiy V'iiids, It' wa< to leleocitliev 
 Ihi'iild II ihllt iipilie'wli le W'lntei, to their in; r .Ic- 
 llniehnn, Secon ily, Oi ink ua< |o Kinetl'ro .i!| the 
 bleei, by rcafoii(,t ijicar lcakii;e, iliat nil rnlv th. I'ro • 
 vilioiiJ,i:il ill f, 1 rhc Habit.iri.jn was walled, but alio tin 
 Piovlioii of cai h ,Ship wav fpeiit and loll. 'I Ir. ciiife o! 
 tills] i.iknpe \easthet;teai 'I nnber ami ,Se:i-Cjal, wiiu.'i 
 l.iy to weighty upon the Ii;riels, tliii ir bra'.c, l,r,ii:.s' 
 iiid r.ii'cii the 1 1 ops afiiiidn. 
 
 On Ilie lalt of /'.■.t.'.y/ we li tithe ('o'-nrv, find I'nr 
 Nr.;lit aiofe a furious teinp.lt, v^.1ikIi l"j"i,'i-'d i...i 
 Fleet, tinhat iio' any of ns nut toueiher a-iain nuril th. 
 2'ilh of .V.'/i.vmiei, wlndl day W'c fell on the ( nilt . 
 iM^.ii.d,^ birwren Sy!lc\ and the l..:ii.ti-e),.l, a-.i ihe u.i 
 ol the Fleer arrived .i' out the fame time, lliiu; in rr 
 place and li'iiie in another. There died in t'l. \,i\ i ', 
 not .ibii\i .jo IVrlons. whi,li niiiiib.i i,s iiu: r,.c,f, 
 liderniii how iiianv .Ships were in the Meet, a;,. I :1.. 
 ny Hardllupswc had nidiireJ. 
 
 c 
 
 H A 
 
 P. xxvu. 
 
 l he fr/i Voyai^c of Mr. John Davis for difcovcry of the 
 North'WejiTajfi^e, An. 1585 : IKntten hj John Jancs. 
 
 v'v- 
 
 s 
 
 I Ome Noblenieii, Cientlemeli, and Merchants, 
 delirues to advance the Cih ry of liod andllle 
 (;ood of their native Country, conluked toi;e- 
 
 _ ther about a dilo '-ry of the Koith-welt I'al- 
 l,ii;e, which ha\i 11(1 been heretofore attempted, but iiii- 
 liai pily i;i\en over by reafonof tome iinexpcMed Ac. i- 
 ilents, they relol\ed.if;er i^. od deli!icr.ation to becon-.e 
 .\.l\eiuur.'rs and accoidin^'y did fe: tbrth two Harks, 
 '.ix- i\ii:\iW--j'-'> id" 5- Tuns and 2^ Men, J:iii hr.'ii 
 Captaini'ihd the Wi w-./'.rJ/c 35T1111S, 19 Men, ll.Hi.im 
 U'tirii Captain. 
 
 Wed'.parte.l iVom 0.;i.i/i. .• /'• the fevcntlu I Jmr, and 
 e.iTc Ibiced to put in'o !'/:!nruri and V. ''//», by naluii ot 
 . .hirarv Winds 
 
 On the iKih we departed tlien.e, and on the icth ol 
 7i/'> difioierM land cmccd witji Snow, whuliap- 
 prai'id o\cr the ron like a white I.ill 111 the Sky. T'lie 
 ronliii.4 of the I.-e which rea.hed fioni the .Shoar a 
 l.i'ai'.iie olf into the Sea, made a i;rcat iioile : Our Cap- 
 lain named tins pl.icc '/'-"■ l.r>i ! ) lh-fiititi-ti. 
 
 The lift, the Wind being N irtherly, wo (food 
 S. S. \V, aIoni.;tlicllioar, liir we perceived that we wete 
 run into . I verv deep May, where we were almoll coni- 
 pr.iVid with Ice, The next day we lioifed out our Uoar, 
 Slid lowed to'.v.ird the Shoar, but when we came with- 
 in a l.eanne ol il, we met with lb much Ice that we 
 loiildnni pic to I and. We tried to gel Icmc bilh with 
 our l.iiies, be. ante we taw many Sc.ili on the Coall, and 
 Birds bearini; on the Water, but all was in vain. We 
 h.id ground 111 1 2" Fathom, the W.iter bl.ick an.i 'hick 
 like a llatidtng Fool. We 1 iw much Wood rioacinp iiron 
 ihc (^oalt, and ihc. Moo>,-li\i:i- took up a Tree 111 the Sea 
 i^c I'nw long and 14 Haiulfulls about it, with the Root 
 iipoii 11 , 
 
 Che IS wc loll /iphtof this I.aiid, .and fleered N. W, 
 tillihei9tli, when we difcoveicd Land in 6\ Dei;. !•; 
 Mm. bearing N. F. from iis. Coining near the Coalt 
 we found many fair .Sounds and great Inlets into the 
 Land, wluivb- wc iudgcd k 10 be :i great niintbcr of 
 llliadsltaii. ling together. We went allioar on a final I 
 liliiid to feck Ibr Water and Wood, and pcrcened 
 there had been I'eople, tor we lijund a fmail Shoe, and 
 
 pic.xsot Leather fowed wi'Ii Si iiev.s. 'Lhen we wenr 
 
 upon .inoriicr lllin.i, at'.d die C .ip-aii', .Milter an.i lli- 
 
 iiig got upon tile top of a high Ro k, the I'eople of the 
 
 Country eipyiiig Us, ina.le ,1 laiiient.ible n ife, wbt.li 
 
 We thought at lirit had ieai the howling of W.ilu>, 
 
 then 1 lioKowed again, and they anlweicvl: .at l.id, I'cr- 
 
 ■ eivingwlierc they III od, fume on the Shoar, .t\( 'one 
 
 r.iuing ill a CcMi,:, wc made a p.eai tioife, par.ly to ,;!- 
 
 lure theei to cs, aitd partly to w.ini our Company of 
 
 rheiii : Whereupon .Nb'. .'iw/ /. .in.l 1. -hers of th..-.)V),- 
 
 /'■i^i:\ hafliied to our rcfcue, and brovpht wiiii them oiii 
 
 tour .M'.ili,;iaiis to allure them ro us if p..li''le,- Our 
 
 Mulicians plaied, and we danced, makiiip itiiny lirns o\ 
 
 Frieii llhip, Atlall there came tenL'.r; -.'r, two oi'uh.ch 
 
 came f 1 near us that tluy talked wirhts. The'r I'lo- 
 
 nnn.iition was very hullow, an.l ilieirSpicch fucli as wc 
 
 lOiil.l not underlVand. One of thcni ]'oiiit:ng to the Smi, 
 
 liiK.telnsHrealt fo hard that weM.n'dliear the bh w ; this 
 
 he d til in.iny times, till at laftoneot oi'r Men, pointing 
 
 10 the Sun, (truck his Uiealt 111 the fame iinniui, v^here- 
 
 ! upon one of tliciii came all^o.ir, t . wlii.in we threw our 
 
 iCaps, .Stockins, and (doves, atul fiicli things , as we had 
 
 j about 11':, plaving with our Muliik, nv\ Dancing, till 
 
 It he Kiplit coming on, wcrctuined aboard. 
 
 j 'Ihenext Mornini;, the j:thof 'Jih, j7 Co.'; :'. came 
 
 Mowing by our Ships, .alhng ro us toconie a'hoar; wc 
 
 not making any great halt, one of them went up to the 
 
 'top of the Rock, where I'C leaped and daiice.l, il.ewing 
 
 bis a .Seals Skin : Whcrei'p.m wc manrcd otjr (v-ars, an.l 
 
 'rowed tot heir Cikim-, an.! h.iving fw.irii by the Sun aftir 
 
 , their filhion, I fliock Hands with one ol thcni, and he 
 
 I kilfcd my Hand, and we be, anic vers t!iiniliar. They 
 
 ', p.avc lis w hatliiever we asked of tlieni, an.) were fatislie.l 
 
 Iwirli wliatliiecr we gave them. We bought thtir 
 
 ■ Cloths trom their Backs, whivh were idliiiadecf Sea's 
 
 iSkins, or Birds Skins with the Feathers on them: VVe 
 
 ! bought alio rtve of their Can. la's, with foire Oars anil 
 
 I Darts. They arc a tradable I'eople, void of Craft or 
 
 Jiloiible Dealing, but icem to l>e Idolatcri, a;id worlhip 
 
 jtlie Sun. 
 
 I Wefoiind nol'relll^^'a'et amongtl'.rlc Ill.mil.', buron- 
 ly Snow Water, whereof we found gieat Pools. TIm 
 
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 ■:(i 
 
 
 }:( 
 
"580 
 
 I he 2' t^oy.tge of Mr. John Davis, <S'c. 
 
 Lib. IV 
 
 ii'>'. 
 
 1 \ 
 
 t'lil'is wtii; all i.f I'liJi O.i, .IS Ci.iptam \- bifl>--< lirinii:lit 
 trom ,\.VMj'/fi .:;.«>,(. \Vv t'onrHl lien' Fir, SprUki', .in>l 
 |.iiul\r, \vl\;.-|i wlictlv.T ittio.iti.l liithn, iir i;uw in 
 loiiii- I'.uMt llliH.ls iic.ir ihis I l.in', wf know not, Init 
 «•«.■ iiii'iHiii'il II iiii)',lni;i()WilicK\ibinic<, lx\aulc tlu i'cu- 
 ll.li.idiMO.it Iti u' I t'D.irts aiul D.irs, wluth tlioy fx- 
 . li.uu;c.Nv.tli IK t'uv rmiiri'iirtcs. \V1il-i\ tlify pci.iivoil 
 l!ut ivi.' ilclircU .Skins .iiul I'lir.., tiny iii.iilo li);ns ilut 
 ilu-y uor.UI i;o iirn tin.' (".m'ntrv an.l Itiiii^ ilicin iln.' 
 lU'Xi li.iy ; In'i. ihc Wni.Uommn tair, \vc .iciMriciInn ihf 
 hfltul' ■I'J.'ijl, .-liiil pto.tCiltJtowJiJMlicNorili-wcllon 
 iiiir Oifiovcry. 
 
 (\\ till- lixth wi-ilivoii'iwl I.iiul in e^C Dcp. 40 Mm. 
 Jc.ii-nri.fi \\c Jii. iiornl III ainrKii.icl niiili-i- •» Mni'.m, 
 rlu-Clifii uiuTcol' Nvx-ic as oriLiit .i> CijKI i wc n,iiiio.| 
 it M-iiiiit /<;-/:•/;;'-. As liii-ii as vvi- hulaiuliotcJ, wo il- 
 I'Kil I'liiir uliitc Bears at tiic l-doi cit' tlio Moiiiv. ; nik- ol 
 liicm wo ill It in tliL- Ncik, wli-> .vIut ho luil roato.l .1 
 Ittlo, to.'k ilio Water, aii.i wo t'ollnwiiy liim witli (iiii 
 lliiat, kilioil liim with Hoar-lpoats, an.l two iiuio 
 'liar Nit;lit : W'o t.nuul iioiliinn in tluii Maws, Imt 
 I'.ulnc 1 i-iy ilio r Diiiii; thar tiny to.l tij'on Cirals. Tlio 
 1 oxt ilay xvo wonr on .Shoirto another fi.ar. wh.i wlu-ri 
 wo .■.11110 noar iiiin, ^va^ I'alt alio -|> ; mv I'lo.o miiiinf. 
 (iro, iio I.Mikcil u]' .uuUakKloWM Ins Ho;ul aj;ain : 1 Ikii 
 I Ihot liini in tile lUa.!, aiiJ \vc ,ill v.in np.m linn with 
 I'x'.u ij oats, n'-il ilnnltlum intntlic Bo.iv, yet he pnpj 
 aw a V Oil I r -Npoars an.! -vont towards iho VV.ici r, and fuani 
 to a Coi whore wo killod him Tliobn'.idiii el his torc- 
 to' t w.is 14 Imh 
 
 Th-- Sih wo coaltoil alnnptlie Shoar, and on the nth 
 
 wo 
 
 our 
 
 inio ro the Southiily Cape ct' ihis Land, which 
 iiinio.l the (':/'!•( r' (f'l.i'j ■"(•'..>, K-ini> tlio pla.o of ou 
 liilt oiitranco foi the di'.iovcry. Wo toalled the Shnar 
 .ind when the Foe, I'tako lip, we tVu nd our I'olvcs Ihi : 
 in-o.i lair entrinoe or l'al!ai;e, inlonio p'.iocs lol capnes 
 /'road, and oleari.l" [oe, ulii.h iMvo iis i;roat hope ot" a 
 Pilliipo. Haviiii^ (iiilod N. NV. t-J l.ia);iu-s llioroin, wo 
 faw fome lllandsm the middle, whe'evipon wo dmdov!, 
 one l"n!inc on 'hoN t:h li.le and the other on the S'liitli 
 li.le of ihoin, itio Wind ai 5. I'., very fop!;y and t'uni 
 Weather. 
 
 Till- 14th we went allioar and finnd hpns of PcopU, 
 for we f.iw .Stones l.ii.l up topothor iiko a Wal' and the 
 .S.ull c f a .Man I'x Woman. 
 
 The 1 'Sih wo heard Oops howl, which we thinking to 
 (r Wolves, went onlhore to kill ihoni; the Dogs cime 
 vol V pently to i.ur Boat, hilt wo t'oatini^ they eaine to' 
 jToy iH'on lis, Ihot at ihcni, and killed two; alxint the 
 
 Nook ul on.- was .t I ealliorii Cellar. 1 h.ro wtro 2.. oi 
 iIkiii, lik.^ M.iitivos, with piKk'd lais, |,,|,^ i"uihy 
 I ail-., ami .i IJoiioin their Ti?ol,. Then noinp t'^rt),,.., 
 wotoiin.l iw.iSlids like mirs in /,i;;.'.';/,i, oiu^ w.i.s'mm!^. , j 
 Fir, Spnuo, aiKUVikenlioaidi; rl'it o^hor all ..fWlul 
 hoiio: VVoluwheti. K.a\ons, I arks and I'atiul^is. 
 
 'I ho 171I1 wo went .'.iho.ir, an 1 in a kind ol' Ove,-; 
 made vmiIi Stone i, wr loiiud a liii.ill 1 , ./ ,- „|' \V,iod ^ 
 pie.e ot Woo.l like an Ini.ipo, a llir.l made of Hoin- 
 and other Tiilles. 'I'lio Coalt wis very haireii, wuli- 
 (Mit Woudor Crals: The Kook^ U ked like M.irluJ 
 vtmo.l w;ih divers(,'oloi.rs. 
 
 The C.ipiam an.l M.illore.iiilnlted wliat wr., liuK to 
 1)0 t\o\K, .iiid ija\o thole Rcaloii-) for tiie j'tolialiihty of.-, 
 I'allapo. 
 
 I. The W.iter being of one loloiir with the main 
 C\oan, wlifre.is we never ..ame inui .my Uay, [,iit the 
 Water was aiteiej very l>ai killi. 
 
 II. We l.iw to the Well of thefc Illands throe or t'o.ir 
 Whales, whuli we jiidped iiKome fioni a Wolleily ,So,i 
 bee.iiilc wo law no Whale to 1 ho l.allw ar.l. ' 
 
 III. Aswcwere rowing into .i ury great .Sound hmg 
 .S. \\. Iniia whtnie iliefe Wha'e-i L.inie, en a fiidoei, 
 :hoie ranie a violent i.omiter ilieik of a I'ldc t'roin the 
 Sonih-welt acainlt the Flooil whiJi we came with not 
 knowing Iromwhenee it wasm.iiir.ain'd. 
 
 IV. Ill fiiliiip :-) l.eapiios widiin the Muutli of lliij 
 Eiitranee, ivo li.id li)Un.!inp in q- l-'aihoini, fair, i/rcy 
 o?y S.md, itidihe larthor we ran to tlie Wiltw.ir.l, the 
 deeper wai the Wator, lo th.it h.ird .ihoard the .Shur a- 
 moiip thole Klaii.is, wo had no yrouiid in iy, J.j. 
 thonis. 
 
 l.altly, It dill eb!i an.l flow lix or feven I'.i'diom im 
 .inlilowr, the Flood loimiii; ficm dners parn, fo .15,^0 
 could not perceive the ehiei' mamteiiaiue iheieof. 
 
 Thefo things eonlider'd, it WMWef^Ived it the Wo.i 
 ther biake up, in make f.inher I'oatJi. 
 
 The :i til the VV'md came diioitlly .irainft us; and tlu* 
 ijd It i.micat .S. F. very Ihiiiiiy and foul woaihor, and 
 looking for hiirhun, wo foil into .1 fur .Si.anid,' and 
 anrhored in 15 Fa.lii'ms. 
 
 The 2\i\\, the Wmil oonniij; f.iir, we dire(ffed nuf 
 Ctuirle liomcwaid, aim or, the nth of S,ji~irii-f toll 
 with the l.iiid of O /..'.i.-;'u)/, nnd that Night a norm .i- 
 riling, we loll fight ot' the A I.™-//-/./,-, and on the ^cili 
 of S pf:i)i!-r we eame into f)i tmutr, where iW Mum- 
 Ji.ii.c wiv arrived two Flours before. 
 
 Rrir„i« 
 
 III.- 1'. 
 
 I..) .1 
 
 l<,%^. 
 
 i J- 
 
 1.'^ 
 
 Chap. XXVIII. 
 
 7 be fccond Voyage attempted by Mr. John Davi.s for difco'vcry 
 of a Nortb-mjl Tajjage^ Anno 158^: JKritten by himjclf. 
 
 I 
 
 'Nmvfirit S'oyape, not experionced intheKatuic| 
 ol tiii/le Chniatos, and having no diredtinn by i 
 Chart, Globe, ( i any lertain Relation, in what , 
 altitikie tli.it I'alfape was [o bo foarohi d, I Ihaprd a 
 Korthoily Courfo, and fell ontheCoaftol G'«n/.o«y, ^oo 
 l.oag'iC!, Ironithe Defies \V. N. VV. Northerly, the I jiiJ 
 very higliand f.ill if mighty .\bi--.iitain.:, alkoveitd with 
 Snow no \^'ood,Ciraf^,or Lartli (o be foen,and the Sea two 
 Leagues from the IIii ar fa full of lee, that no Shi|) oould 
 eoine near the Land. Thoneo, oaitin^ the llioar towards 
 the South, ill tho I.:iti!iidcot Cz do!;rees,I found it to trend 
 towards the Well, and f illow.iig it ;o c.r6o Leagues , it 
 failed, and l.iy 1. redly North, whi.li I Ifill followt\l,and 
 in 5 V Leagues fading upon the VVolt lide of this Coalt , 
 bv ine mined /J-/'-, i.'/' );, we were pall all Ice , and faw 
 many preen and pleafaiit Illands bordering upon the Ihoar, 
 bm the lulls on the main I.iikI were eovered with Inow. 
 Then lha{Hn'.;oiir u-.iiile W. N. W. we fell with another 
 fhoarin Latitude of 06 Oeg. and found a painii;c 10 
 Leaiuies broad dirciltly Welt into the (iimc, whuh we 
 cii'rod 5.^ ora.i Leagues , andlound n neithcrto widen 
 nor Itraiten. Tint not knowing the leii-.;th ot' n, and the 
 year b-.imj farfpom , wc thought it our belt courfo to re- 
 turn. And ai luami'tii'. .Se. letarv T.-/;'i.:;A.ii« and the 
 leltof the IF ni ir.aMc and Worrl.ipfnl Adventurers wiili 
 out Precccdiro^s, 1 was a^ain appointed to icurch the boi- 
 
 toir. of this .Strait. In this fe.ond atrenipt the Mor. haiits 
 of i.xetci, and other places i.f the Wolf, became Adven- 
 tiuers. And on the 7tli ot Mty nS;-. I let out front 
 l>.vtimu!h with Four Sail.i/^. the Mermaid of iio'I'iins, 
 the Sur.-lh^nc of (^o 'I'lins, the Mrn-fl.'inc of 3 5 Tuns, 
 and a Pinna. of 1 j Tuns, called the North Stm, 
 
 Woioadedtho .South lideof Icl.-.ini, and on the Ijili 
 lieeroiiaway N. W. tid wc came to the Latuiide of e^ 
 Deg. at which tiiitel diudej my Fleet, and orde.od the 
 Su>i-f];inc and the .\Vi//; ,SV.i. to leek a I'alfagc North- 
 ward, borwceii f;i,-r«A(H./aiid l/.',i«</, to the Latitude oi 
 80 Dog. if Land did not hinder them. 
 
 I departed troni them the feventh of J mr, and on the 
 1 5tli dileovered Land in Lati-aido of 60 Dog. and in Lon- 
 gitude trom the Meridian of 7. »«(/</( Well ward, 47 Dog. 
 The ko lay in foine places 10, in fome 20, in I'oine "j • 
 I.eaguesolf the Shuir, lo that we -,vere eonltrained 10 
 bear into ',i [')og. todouble thefitme, and to get a froo 
 Sea, which thro' God's I'avourable Mercy we at length 
 obtained. 
 
 The 19th, af'.cr many Storms, wo again dil'oovcred 
 Land in I ongitiide froiiuhe Moridiaiiof Lmulni ^b Deg- 
 3c; Mill, and in L.atiiudc ^4 Deg. being l-.alt from iis , 
 intowhuh (inre it plealed Ciod by contrary Wuids to 
 forceus, lihoughtht to I'oar in with it, and to let up 
 our I'limace, whrdi we had provided 111 ihe Ahrm.iiii w\ c. 
 
Lib. IV I - 
 
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 I 
 
 IS 
 
 ■ 1 ii'T.' Wire :., ui 
 
 I lais. I,,ii). buihy 
 
 Itiui ,.oiM(! t^niifi 
 
 '""'. "lie w.u inai.'i- r) 
 "•lii;r:.||>,fVVlul, 
 •inJ I'jtiiJ^.s. 
 Ill a Im:iJ ^,i Ov,;, 
 ''•"■■ of Wnoil, , 
 "'•I in.i.ic .)(■ IJ,,,,^.^ 
 v>iv lurrcii. with- 
 lo'.Ud Ilk,; M.if|,|^, 
 
 tcil wliat WIS IkII r.> 
 uitlu- pVolMUlityr,)-^ 
 
 oloiir witli (he m.iin R„r„, ■ 
 "i>'.iny IJay, but r lie Hi.- 1'-! 
 
 I.., .1 , 
 
 '(clll.iiKlstliKr(,i- four '"'"'■ 
 liorii .1 WclU-ily .Scj 
 »ilKs.irJ. ' ' 
 
 iry RrwrSuiiiKl huij; 
 '. >-_anic, 1-11 .\ [\w\cvu 
 ■ "t .1 Iu!c troiii th,. 
 
 II "'■ c.iiiic will,, nut 
 iMinM. 
 
 III tllO M.ilJtll of lllij 
 
 l■.l'.llolll^ t.iir, prey 
 to tlic W, llw.irj, ii,^. 
 il .ibo.irj ilic Mi.,.ii .i- 
 J vjrouiK! Ill j^., |.\,. 
 
 or fi'vcn l'a:linin i,p 
 iincis|'aris lo .iswc 
 ■IMIKC ilicieot". 
 
 ri'C-ilvcJ it rhc \VV,i- 
 
 Kll. 
 
 -y'lp'iirtus; ana thf 
 iMil ton! WiM'Jier, .iti.i 
 .1 fjit XuiiJ, aiiJ 
 
 fair, wc dirc(^,\l nuf 
 
 <t.ll of Sqtcwi,; fell 
 lat Ni)>,h[ a florin a- 
 '■'/,', aiiii on I he iotli 
 '"/', where thr AJwn-- 
 
 /or difco'vcrj 
 by himjclf. 
 
 itrcinptthc MerJiains 
 Wert, bceauie Ailveii- 
 
 ^So. 1 let out from 
 Wivj/Mi'./of iio Tiiiis, 
 m-Jl:inc of J5 Tuns, 
 lie N."f/' Sioi . 
 ■■'hi, am! oil the i jih 
 o the l.atiniJe ol' y.j 
 leet, aiui orvlouil the 
 Lfc a I'alfagc North- 
 /, to the Latuude ot 
 ;m. 
 
 of 7/»,-, and on the 
 t 6o Dei;, and in I.on- 
 "Wellward, 47Deg. 
 »me 10, in Ionic y. 
 
 were toiiltrairied to 
 ic, and to get a free 
 Mercy we at ieiii;th 
 
 we again difeovered 
 .111 of Lmuln: ^S Deg. 
 Xing li.ilf fimn usi 
 f tonirary Wlii.Is to 
 ith It, and to fet up 
 J 111 ilie Alvm.iiii to I c 
 
 lup. XXVlf. J he 2^ l^'qyagc of Mr John Davis, <src. 581 
 
 rmiMfe, lieiiiK in- 
 Ill el I.U101), and ilie 
 
 (iiir Sini'.i fir (hi->d'lrovcry. aiv! foimi hilic ra''iir, 
 
 I iiile the Yc.ir lietc.re I hadbnii in tin f iiiie plau-, and 
 I'liiiul it very toiivenieiu f"! fvi ii a riii|>ol< 
 hil'itrd b. a l\iiplc uf iiailKibh um 
 S-a void if Ii.e. ' 
 
 The Shi| ibeiny williiil iIk' .?"/■'', we fent our Hoais 
 I.) feareh for ih.'id M'.irer, wlies wr niiuhr aii^ hur, 
 will. Ii 111 this I'l.ueii \ cry hard to hn.l. 'I he IVoi'le ot 
 
 the t'oiintry tf] yinj; th in, laiv..: in iIk ii i. tiinjrd,s 
 
 I'lrm with Shout; and Crie.s; ln.t when lliey f.iw mthe 
 H vi; loue of our Company iliai were thete ihi: fifl 
 ^..lr, they riWediothc Iloai, and faking hi Id on ihf 
 l),;r, liiiiii' about the lloa;, exi'iciilriji a lUeit de.il <,| 
 Yi'\ ail;! inakiirL; li^nsihattlicy knew all tliofe 'hat hail 
 Iren with tlieiii ilie Ye.ii before. 1 Went atho'ii wilio- 
 i!irs <'f the Com; any, and took wthiiie 20 Km la : 
 We had nn fuoncr laiiiicd, Lut t'lev leap'd out of their 
 Caiioa's an! rainc riinnini.', to lis, and ciubiaeul ii.s with 
 aianv >i!;nsor hearty wil ome Iheie were iS id'iheiii, 
 ,iiul I pve to each if them a KntV ; they rlieied me 
 Skins for a Reward, I'lit I made (ij;ns 'iMt they wen: tun 
 fil.l, bi.t freely j'lVeii lothcni, aii.l fo ddiiiilfid ihemfur 
 tli.u tiiiu', with W^xn tliat they IhoulJ reiuiii afiercertaiii 
 hirrv 
 
 Tlie ne\tday wit!: all lolbl le fpeed the Piunive was 
 landed iH'Oii an Id.iiid, there to be linillied, and wiiile 
 
 II v;a;. feitiiip up, the Pe(';-le . ainc contiiuially umo us, 
 liiiieiinies ii'Cano.a's at a time, bvnn'.inj; with tliein 
 Sal -Si^ins, .S;.n'i. .Skiiii, white Hares, .Sells, Sahiioii- 
 r.'.il, fmallCod, dryCapliii, wi'.h other I'llh, and Ionic 
 Kird.s. 
 
 I fenr one of the Boats to feareh one part <f the I. and, 
 wf le I Weill to another part, with Itrick irimu.iiid thai 
 
 Sum, tiny em our Cat'l.'.', and '-ur Cloth where it lay 
 to air, tlio'wedidi.'rifuliy ji.'jk unto ir • They dole out 
 Cars, aC'.ilivei, a Hoar I p ai, a .Swoid, wi'li divrrj o- 
 ilii 1 iliiii);<, wliiJi to ('ticved the Company, that they 
 dcliie.l me todillid\c tlin nev/ Friciidll.ip, wlierenpon I 
 oideied aCaJiiri to le lliot .M-.oiv' ih.iii, an. I imiiicdi- 
 •itely upon the fame a hileon, v.huli Ifniijjc ti.vle I'ldfo 
 liniz.Mhem, [hat they departed with all Ipeet ; b'lt w.ih- 
 in ten Ho .rsihey ritinncd, ^ii.lintre.iti -.I alVa^.T, which 
 being gr.inird, ihcy l.roiiidii inSi il.i .Skins aii.l Silnion- 
 pe.il, but wlien ihi y fiw lion, they eould not I'otb'-it 
 lli'alinp, wir h when Ipcn'MVil, I tonmianded that in 
 iioealetluy lli.aild l-e any iii.a. hndly ufed, but that 
 our own People iLoiild be more vij;ilnnt to kicp llieir 
 thiiips. Theydid tat all tliur Meae taw, ih.y iiveiiiolf 
 upon Filh, ilnnk (.ilt Watei, and ea' (m iis and l-ewiih 
 delif^ht : They nnke tillung Neti of W'h.iles fins. T'ls^,. , 
 probablcihi y have Wars witli thole on the main Iand,u: 
 many of iliiaii I einp lore wounded, win. h Wminds they 
 ivceived upon ihr m.iiii 1.111,1, a^ by lijin-; il.ev I'avo 111 
 
 ' le ■i\ 
 
 I" uiuJiiltaiKJ. 
 mong iliem. 
 
 We Itirned thefc f jllowi 
 
 W. 
 
 K''fi'i'<'''\ Fat fonie. 
 A/.^/'v. ..>',•, Muh. k. 
 A'ljinoh, (ill feteh. 
 Tiii:o:i!e, I mean no harm 
 l\y iw'c^', a float. 
 r.i.t.-ty/l-, an Oar. 
 /ij.ii:i:cl\, a Darr 
 .V,i;n:;tBf^!;, a Knife. 
 Vftch:''\ aNofiv 
 //'/•, lie 11. 
 Bif/ ■, an Fye. 
 1 'niiii k;\ (live it. 
 T;r(;/i,..r/,a.Staf;orldlan 
 I'ltin'i^mAh, a Nerillc. 
 /!'■!■,' thr Sea. 
 Kh/^fi.il-, walli ir. 
 l.eilichj.iiir', a Seal Skin. 
 C'.i(.v^i;/.P', Kils nic. 
 VfH'f, loy Son. 
 //e«, Sim'. 
 Ccniil\ Leap. 
 
 Uinih: Flfll. 
 
 SilVt'.A': , H( 'OW. 
 
 Ml. WW/.';, VVill yottlilv; 
 this .' 
 C .v\ r;,. f. him. 
 Ah'"., tailen I'own. 
 /iiii.T, conic hithei. 
 WirfHi V, Vondui 
 .Vki'- , No. 
 I'lkht'd , a Fog. 
 I.nl'icti: il, a Skin 
 till o.-i', a I 'jit. 
 V/(5...e..,).., a {.o.ir. 
 Cm/'/-/, come down. 
 S.ijnl'iu-.;, a Pir.Ki let. 
 C X'"^';', a Toiif:!!';. 
 ■■It.itrti, a Sim I. 
 M,:cii/ir, a Heard. 
 P/^/m;/)^.)!-, a Threail- 
 Qi ';>/.!, (jive itco ine. 
 
 llirre lliould be no inpiry oifcred to any if the People,! 
 nor any Gun Hint: They found Tenti n adc of Seal 
 .S'Jio, wherein was I'/, re of dried Caplin, b.'iii^ a httle ; 
 F;lhnnb'".i',erthana Pil -hard, fomcl!a('sof Trane 0\l,j 
 m.iny little Iinapc^. n in Wood, and Seal Skins inTan-( 
 ib\v.hipof ihiy liini.iiill.ed iio'.hiae. i 
 
 Willi the\ had. palled ten Allies ivuliiii the Snowy 1 
 Mo.intamit, ihey eaine to a pla.n Champion Country' 
 v.!th fi'th and Crafs, like to i iir moory and wade! 
 (iroinids 111 l-i[[ •■>..!. They wenrten 1 ej}.;uis up iii'.o a j 
 Kiver, whielnnthe narrcwed place was two l.eap.iits} 
 hr. 1.1(1, till nil' It ffdi to eonimiie, they knew not iiow | 
 fir. Hit I w thiiiyConipanv tookaroiher River, which i 
 
 a'lho'atliiU it./iier.d.i iargclnlet, vet u proved but a ' nare, and with the molt pan ol my Company 
 vlccp Bay, the end whereof I attained in tour Hours, and die top of an high Moiim.nn, lu.ping fioin th.'nee to lee 
 •1;. n leiviiig rhc Boai well inanneJ, went w.tluhc refi ef into tiie Coiinny, but the Moum:iii;j u'crc io irjnv ai;d 
 my ( o npany linee or lour Miles i-.tothe Cuuniry, but Io miglity. that wi' eiaildnot leu far, wheuii| .'u iJ., m. 
 foii/id no'hir.g, nor law any t!iiii(; but Ciripes, Havens, , ing t.i ilie P.innee. wcl.iw a llraur,.' lia.hc, v.lreli was, a ,\ 
 and fmall Birds, asLirksand linnets. | mighty Whirlwind, continuing ihiee Hours with little"' 
 
 'I he third of .^//'^ 1 manned mylkar, and went wuii inrtrniidioii, which taking up the W iter m I'lcir fiuanti- 
 S' Can'a's a'tendinP. upon niemio aiiother.Sound, where ty, fitrioully iiuainrcd 11 into the .\ir. The-' ncyt Morn. 
 the People by liglBwilied mc to go, hoping to find their , ingihe Storm leing over. We filed iiiui a m.dity I'jear 
 Habitation. At lalt they made lipns that I Ihould go in- 1 Kivcr, direcllv iiitoihe Body of ihc Land, an.V tijiiiid it 
 to a warm place to lleep, at which place I went en, to be no hrm Land, tut huge, w.!lt and deleit lilands 
 
 The fevrmli of Jul- 1 v.cm alfioar in our new Pin- 
 went to 
 
 Ui.i.ir, and delired they would le.ip with our Men, 
 whiili they agreed to, but ours dul over-leap them. 
 From l.c.iping ilicy went to VV'reltlinc ; we found 
 them lltoiig and nimble, aiul to have fkill in Wreftling, 
 tor I hey cad feme of our Men that were j'ooj Wnll- 
 lers. 
 
 The fourth, the M.lPer r f the Mr'Wr.H went to cer- 
 tain lilands to llore liiinfel:' 'vith Wood, where he ibuml 
 a Gia'e with divers bmied in it, covered with Se.i| 
 SkiniciiK, .ind a Cr.slsla;d over them. 
 
 The People aie if gco.l liaturc, well proporti'.ncd, 
 with hr.all llcnder Haiics and Feet, bro.id V ifagcs, fmall 
 Lyes, wide Mouths, the niort pan unbeariied, great 
 I :ps, and dole toothed : They are much given loblcn!, 
 and therefore Itop theii Nofes w.ili Deeis Hair, or that 
 e f an Ulan. 
 
 One of them kindled .1 Fiie after this manner ; He 
 took .L piece id' Pioard wherein was a hole hall thro', 
 then he put into the Hole the Fnj of a round Stick like 
 a BidUiifl, wetiing the 1 V.d tlicreof in Tiane, and (as 
 »iiir Tinners do ) wiihapieceof l.cither, by the Mo- 
 ieiit motion he fpceddy produced fire ; this done, l:c 
 made a lire with Turfis into which, with many Woid> 
 and llrangenel1nres,heput divers things, which we fip- I 
 pofedto be a lacrihee : 1 in y delired me to go into the ' 
 Smoak, and i willed them likcwil'e to If.iiid m the 
 Smoak, wiiiJi ihcy would f.y nomc-.nisdo: i thentlinili 
 one of them into the Sim ak, and coomian.ifdone of my 
 Men to tread out the hre, and iinr.n if into the Sea, to 
 Ihcw them that wc ilid. coiiteinn the.r Soi'.ery. The 
 are" very frrj^le in their CoincUatior, but m.ineloiillv 
 thoc\ith, elpc dally of iroi', which tii^-y haw- \n gre.-i; 
 iflecm : They cutaway the AfvA-y'.iV.. s Boat from her 
 
 with mighty Sounds, and Inlets paiiiu", f\ twccii S'.a aiij 
 Sea. 
 
 On the ninth we ci'iiiined to our Ship,, where our 
 Mariners complain! d heavily againll the People, that they 
 had Ibdnan .Anchor from us had ctir one of our C'nblcs 
 very dangeioully, and Ipared not ro ibni; Stone;, at 1.1 of 
 had' aPounihveight. 'i'lie next day 1 v.ent allu ar, and 
 ulcd them widi iniuh cotirtefy, and when I leturiied, 
 they followed iiic in their Caiieia's. I pave lo.iie ot' 
 tiiem Praeelets, and feven 01 eieluol'thcni uimeaboatd, 
 wl'.om I ufed kindly, and let them depart. As loon as' 
 theSim wasfet, they began to practice their devililh na- 
 ture, and with Slings threw Sto;;es\ery tieicely into the 
 .\ ;./. ..-y/.-i) -. and i-.i, ek'ddowiiiiie r. at I'wain, whtreur- 
 on wetniifucd them widi our Biats, 2nd ilu t at them, 
 bill they rnwed Io fv.dily th.ic wc lo'ul no; reach 
 them. 
 
 On the I Ith, five of them came ro 1; .ike a new Truce ■ 
 ihc Maltcr acquainted me with their toming, and de- 
 liiedthey miglit be kepi Piu'oners until wc lia.l the .\ii- 
 . hor again ; hi", when he lav/ tl'r ' hint Kin<leadcr and 
 Maltc.'of MiRliiif was one ol eno lue, h'l- was then 
 '. cry urgent 10 l'.a\ e him lie Zed, and lb it was detcrmnud 
 tntakehini He cime crying //'...■.•. and llrikiii!; Ins 
 IJicaif, I tiered a pair of Gloves to fill, thcMnlter oltrr- 
 L 1 lum a Knife fur their: ,So two of them came to a:., ti 
 oiieol tliem we difmiHed, but '.he oihei v.as foon made .p. 
 C.ijitive among, us: Then we printed to him and In. ili'- 
 h'ellows tor out Anchor, whi li being had, wc maac 
 ligiis he Ihoul.l be lei .'It liberty, .^boul an Hotji after, 
 ileWind uimc fair, and welct fail, and bionghr him a- 
 way with us: One of his Conipanions following our 
 iliip lit his Ciii/M, talked with liiui, .md Icmcd t^ 
 
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 the 3'' f^oyjgc of Afr. John Davis, err. 
 
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 l.iir,i.iu luiiMiuliiuiii, vvk' (lill iiliii^ limi well, .mJ fiV" 
 iiil!ti.iliiin. I.i.t.'iit, I. r ll\ I'lfni HI I Mm: At l.ilMn 
 uUiMra liMki- lour or live Word-, to ilic otlur, .iiul n -P" 
 riiij^lotli III-. H.II1.IH nil liu lii.-i', tlic i>llvr iliil tiH' 
 liki. aii.ir.i| itua : Uc iiiJci'.l rlir loiainc l"''|'"'' 
 
 aii>i 111 I -.-- . ., 
 
 .liiil N.wiriK ilinvn his Bcul , 1hmiiIu\I In-. 
 I 'iiio liiiK ill litv.lim: a pi. .11.1111 t'liiiii'.iiuui 
 I H.ivi l.iiii ,» new .Suit it (ii/f 111 iIk' / 
 
 v)i' \V|, . hllOM.lS Miy "iNtll 
 
 r.ui 
 
 /imi: 
 
 Jilt firlV wc lot fill, .mil c.iafte.l the .Slum uith C,,,^ 
 wcMtliLT. The fdiuth uc:iiiluitcil ill a j'iimI Hn.i,l |,. 
 luong many hl.iii.l*. I'inlit 1 1 ipiu» lu ihcNr ali ofihs 
 I'la .', .voh.i.l ll,. I ^ liu|vsi.f .1 I'.iHipr, h) iv.il"on , fa 
 iiiiplity V.I I .i!i.ii(; lutwciii iwo LTnifs Wilt, \V .tfru'- 
 ly ilcilrcil to f,ii iii.u thit Scii. lilt iIk WmJ \va» jin-cllv 
 anainlt us ' 
 
 'I lif lixtll iVf fim tivi- y-ii'tn' MiM illirar to ;iiiI|1ajuI 
 ..-- '9ti.''.lirMllcI'u!i, wlllji we fl.lil lift •^iCIC'i J.ricl all 
 
 1.1 wuM m.iki Ok.ini, ui.li Nielli .rii'.' .S.u.iy.rvwlin Imki.l [n\i\c Wi.i.K, | 
 
 Li!.Vivi:h»p.X 
 
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 aitioHH "•» > 
 
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 ic tiiinimvl "I lu<Uait> 
 
 anl .ill lii< liiliiii('. l'iul>, .111.1 "uui iii.ii»i »'" :, '""."■,■■, ;■•;■ ; "•■•. .■-!.. .......>, i imch- 
 
 Uf ll.^ll.llKl iu.UUiivHeiil: Hi ua\ii'onLi//.H.iiiJaiy y ■'' >"l'.>..l ') r NI.li, uli.li wcpiT., ■villi., In ||,|, our 
 
 1 1-,...''. ii>l iiiiilir . ur F.>n--ljil, lati into the M.uai, an.! 
 B Mir. ai'l'litiLii .-il a .U.iJ I.; Miitkct vi|mii thciii iwiiv, .u il.^ 
 
 n.ufi v.iviKit tlwyll, J, liii\iii;4 killnl iw.) i.r oi.r Mi.,,,',' 
 
 iV'iv .in.t I'llli. 
 
 Tl..; iTtli. I>iiiip 111 l.iiiii'i'i' of A) l\y. 
 
 11..; 17111. iMinp 111 i.iiii. 11 III "I •"(;• " '■••■■ •■• y ; ■.-.---.■....."....,.....»... ,.,i.,, .n i,,^ 
 
 lilluiih .1 11 ipity lllal^ 111 III'. M-iy hivh I'lx- l-i"i>l, "'"I; '. iviot tli.yll.J, liiiMiy killal iw.) .,| om- Mai,,' 
 
 Willi 1.1 viiulC i|.>. aiull'.l.polint! II t<. 1 1- l.aii.l, wi I Wu .,. Airov.j, an.l j.rir\uiill> iv.MimU\l iwo ukti^I) 
 
 f.m..iii 1'iiiii.ui t' a loivfi t, iMit.it li 1 niiiiii v.fwcri tin-' o'l'ir ilf.i[.ul ly hMintiiini;, u.ili an .\ii ,w )!i,,t 
 
 niluicl ilia; it \vi«.iiily !..•, wlnJi cuiua cu-u .Vliima- 'lir<> In. Aim. Il.is luciiiin; i; plialia 1\m\ f.irtliir to 
 
 tiuntoib.ill. aii.lilvratlurl'.'.aulc iiiiliii i''<"' \<''haa nkiciIc unr Son.. ws, ui.|i;i luno is Storm .u N N'. h. 
 
 >nvllKl.i. in,lll"Mii'i:iiiivtii.i wln!i,a(lcat.)ili.. icmli : UV iiniiUH.a ..lit .Sli-., xud 
 
 \\\- I. .ill..,! ihis ;uii.|iiv mar. .' I.-.' until lilt |. ill, mti'".!'.! to vut .l..(vii our M.ilt;., ill.' (..ib!f of .iitr.Sh..,r 
 
 I.-.' until lilt I' ill, 
 I lu- All \...i now 
 
 intcii.!i-,l to vut a.. (Ml our M.ilt;., ilu' (.'.iblc of oii'rShfLi 
 Aiiili..t l.r.ikf, I., ilut wr ..xiidia t.. in iliiv.n alh,,,,, 
 .iiul |i..(iiiu' .1 I'l-.y III ilic(.„iniVal.v Yet in iliis,lcc|. J.i. 
 
 >iTv 111. l.i. m.l ll'f^iii! liiiir.tiK 
 
 We I. .ilte.l tins iuif',liiv iiial. 
 In. liiii; It a i;m.i' Hai tooiir j iiii'ol. 
 
 In I..L,).y.iii.iilr Va lop.lM .Uviili l.r, t!i:r ,llllio]'i-.il . ._ ... 
 
 i',.ja'.-.iiii).' \v.i>liaiiillK-a ; t.'r .'11 ilic i.(ihoiii- .Shi.ii.ls, "fi'S In . I cai.'us In. .-oiir, aiul l.-nt lis a tan I iv, fo as 
 R.iH>,iii.l ViiU wire lofi./.n aii.l .oiii|aili.l wr.li I. .'.i ^y; "■ ..uu.l ,.ur .\n.lioi .u;.iiii, aiul new inor.a oiu 
 onlyl'V 1 ^•^.^^..'!;. is I'.viii.a t..ir..' \.Ty liiaiij;. , wlioi^lnp, wba.' wu l.nv ili,nt;..a lia,! ni iiiLllly adivtr..! 
 tlitlalt M.n louiKlilip bta tiec aiul iiauH.ible.'witlioni i».. •'» iwo.Sujii.K ..f . ui CabU i,v.r.- I mk.ii. 
 Iiiire.nnicni^. | , "'^■mfi. tb. Win.! i.,;i,inn l.ur at \V. N. W. we 
 
 1. 1. 1 move 111.' 10 i.jiiiinileraie tlmr tin- ,\ri/f /</,(., ..ii tlietlunl ot 'i-iuw! :■ m ,i very (;ri.it 
 
 liorin, ami lay a hull lo i.nn lor lur aU tlie iiexi J.iy, 
 but law licinomoit ; The lai.l I'liiiu.e never ret u mi 
 Uoiiie. 
 
 ...iiulriuii, yet .. iitiiltiinj;ilie In p.)nan.e d tins Dil.ove- 
 n It I'l.iiiia bea.i.iii.|liiliea.'he i;i..at liopeofiiPaliaj-e, 
 
 The IhirH f'")^gt aiteniftcd hy Mr. 
 John I^jvis, ;i>r dijioviry of a 
 t>!onhtvfJH'aJf.^e, Anno 19*^7. 
 
 IN my Lilt V....ig.', in 
 
 1 v., 
 
 bv v.liat \vi li.ia leeii il-i lalt V..vai'e, aiul ilia- llu".ev\J> 
 \.t itliii,! waya'tein|t.-.l, 1 tli.i.icht it wouM turn lo my ' 
 .!.,. le.lu if thi- .\oli.'ii llioiiia fill ihro' my iiej;lect, aii.l 
 theuUfc r.-l.ilveii i.i ) roll', in. it ; .tii.l i.inli.b riiif; that j 
 the Mim.u.. ly le.il.iii .if I'.t Biirilieti, w.is m t lo nmi-' 
 lie .111.1 ..-.inveiiiei,; I.t iliis Fuii'.if.; .isa fiii.iller liark, aikl 
 W.1S let .. a M. nth liiaiii. to th.' .Aav.mnref,. I ue- 
 tcniunea toieM.;hMl the M r/-/fc w, ana pr.iite.i asi 
 Cio.i ihoiil.l liirecl me. V hereupon I alieiM my Courle 
 to le.over ilie next liioar where this mii'ht be prloimea. i 
 ui.a the lull of .1 i.'hil aile.ivcaa hiii.l wiiliiui ^imw (.i 
 Ki. inl.atii.iaei.r6u l)ei>. ijj Mm. aial in l.onyiuiae 
 f.oiii the .Ml n ii.lii of /. W.I.'", 7 '-■ •->.'(;• 
 
 I Ik- le. .I'l.l we anwliorea in a very g.io.i Rnaa, who 
 with all l|-ee.l We I'lavcaaua le-viCtiuiieJ the, Mn ..■//.';> . , 
 
 \vc t. una it li-rc Mf; hi-t, aii.l were niii.li tKHil.le.i with nnpr.iv :aea cf hilhiiii; Taikle, ,.t with a Hook nii.le 
 M >-/•,', wlu.haiii Itiiip ptuvoully. The IVi.ple of ot a lon",S|-ike Nail, .iii.l faJriie.l to oik- of our iioiiiiJ- 
 t!;e I.' iiiitiy .ai .'lit aS.al, .ma with ISIa.l.lerstalttit.l i.. | inp-j.iiics, bet..ie ih. H.ut was (hanpe.l wetookniort 
 hiin, lent hiin f) iis wi'h liielu .kI, I'd a- he .aim- rn'lii :ili.m4- i;K'atC'i.as, wlii.li .liv.rs biitiei-inen that were 
 Willi our ,Shi|s. uhih we took as a tiieiivUy I'rel.-nt fioiii j witliine lai.l, vsere the lareeit .iii.l b.ll t\Ji Filli tli.atevi-i 
 tlK-m. 1 ''"-y '1^^- J '"^ eiii-.niiai;t.l lon-e ofilic Moiiourable ailJ 
 
 llicS'l'. I wort < 11 r.ip of a Hill, an.l .'bvini; line.-, W'oilliipfiil .-Vavemiircr) to eoiuiiuie their Favour and 
 riH .r.' nn.ler a Ri-kk, went to tlieni, an.l loiin.l in them ; Charge ( tlio' all the Well C'< imtry Merchants ana 
 Skins, D.nis, C . wheieof we .iimmiiht.l ii.itlr.ny;, l-nt i mort ot thole in L-^x.im tell from the Aition ) aiU thiee 
 lelt u|Hiu every Hoar a ylkl'oint, a Knllet of 1 ea.l, aiul| Ships v.-.-ie appomtca, i;\. the l-:ii;.d\ti , the Sm-jlur, 
 a Pin. The li \r a.is the I'eopl.- eame r.s us wnhmitj ,in I the //c/f;.-, two of them tonlie tjlhiiig, and one f.-t 
 
 A/.o, ai.a 
 
 .itituae (if «4 Deij. ^^ \W.. 
 ontlieilnr.! ..f .sc, /.-»,/!- rh.. J ii!i ai.l Iwiiii fo thul. 
 about uiir Hark, as i» in. re.lil.. • ; aiul altho' we wet 
 
 a I in. 1 he n \r .Ms tti." i eopi.- e.ime os us wniiiiiit| ,iii i tne iictcin; rwooi tnein loi tiie i jiniiig, ; 
 fear, an.l 1 art. rea with lis tnr .Skins: Our Savai>c kept' ihe Dif overy. 
 
 effe, an,l niaaeil.ew that he w.s.iM fain base anottn-j We aijianea fioiii O-.rtmomh i\k iptli of 
 Compani'.n. I ail^over.a 1 anion the i4tliof J,-(«c 
 
 Ik-iii.; thus proviik-a. 1 .ieparte-a the nth of rlupiifl\ On the K'.ili we aiithon-a anu-ini; rraiiy 
 Vi\ inn the Meniiud at Aii.:lior : Her (.^rew hit.lin_i{ ma-| wliiih lay bet'oic the hiijh Laua ; the IVople 
 
 T!. :.!.■• 
 
 in.) 1) II., 
 lunik- 
 
 I, u ,....,, ,,,„ ,. , . ,. - - - ^ 
 
 ,j,.;iiy l>..aiioiis of Dileon'.eiif, ana beinp i-nvvilbii'.> to pro 
 ee.i. here f irlook me. 
 
 low Iflaiuls 
 
 eryiiiR //..rn.*, an-.l iliewin-.^ u- .Seals Skins. 
 
 <.)iitli.,- icih I left the two Ships to follow their Filhini' 
 
 ^u,.■. 
 
 . 1 \. l>'li''V'IV lliv. .^-•li...-. •w,!, a i^ii m*. SUV,' ■^i>>|',>i.u i(^:iwtv ItIV II ■ klltillt., 
 
 The i^tli, failiiii; Welt so Leagues, we ail'-ovi-rcai taking th.ir f,iitliful I'romile n.-t to aej-ait until my le 
 l..ani! Ill 1 at. ^6 Dep. 19 .Min. and the m xr .lay we tnrii nniothem, which Ihoiil.l be in the ciia of W;.j;^/.', 
 It'ii.a t.)tl-.c .So'.'th, iiiil on till" iSth aifcover.-a a very 1 but they linilhin)! their Voy.ij'e in i6Das», prefently re 
 Ian I'rom inioiy N.inh-welt Ironi us, in 6s I)e(;. havinji unrn'.l fr I'.ih^/i-.nJ, without repara of their I'ron.ile, 
 11 1 l.^inaon liie South, whi^h gave us great hopes of a ! wliiUt I not aijhultiii;', any lu.li harameafuic, proteedeJ 
 
 I'a.liii^e. 
 
 The 1-. till went to the top of aiihiphHill, whence 1 
 peri..ivea th.n this Laiul was all lllan Is ; we coalle.l 
 this I ami t.iw-arvisthe South from <.j to S7 "er,- 
 
 Tlu 2Stli, liauni; ffcn ailirnit of the NVe.iiher, we 
 airieei in a lair Harbour, ana fail ea ten I.eaiJues into 
 the ....•"'■ b.'inutwol.eapiicsbroaa, with tair Woo.lson 
 botiilia ■• heie we ..onrinnea till the hrit tif Scj'tni.. 
 b:i , in vhi.li time -we hail two very prcat Storms. I 
 went lix .Mies ;nro the Cniiiitr^ , aiul toima the Wik^uIs 
 ■ • " Hir.h: 
 
 app! 
 
 hy, 
 
 on the Dili overy. 
 
 «.)nrlie I4tli, 111 F.aiitnae of 67 Heq. 40 Miji. tin 
 Weather was very liot ; thirty Savag.-s eame to usiii then 
 Cr.htt.1!, zc, 1 e;it!iies from the I and, iiitreaiinj; us to gu 
 alV.oar. 1 coalie.l tlieShoai ot (/'o.-i/.^w,/ from the iiitio 
 rlie ^Gth, havini; theSeaail open Mwarastlic Welt, aiul 
 till- Laiia on the .Si.ir-board li.le l-.ilt Ir.ini iiie : II'J.' 
 weather extreamly hut, aiul very .aim: Tlw- Sim vv,is 
 live Dep'ees abov. the Horizon at nnanii^ht, I. at. "1 Devv 
 1 1 Mm. The(Jompals in this pi 1. e variea iS Dei;. towarJj 
 VWll. 
 
 Here we l:.-v .1 biinklsear, an.l itorc ot liir.ls, as I'lie 
 
 I'ants, Vatn.lpes 
 
 -iia-f. 
 
 Tiiiulht's, aiul oilier fnia.ll Kirds, 
 
 Uiieks, Blaik-Uirds, [aye.:. 
 
 The thii.l of 
 
 !('y w-e te 
 
 1th l;e, .-ind on the 
 
 lixtll put 0111 llaik th. roiii:h ir, li-.ini; tin 
 
 Well fkle. ilia wh. 
 
 ve h.id la 
 
 ea h 
 
 iiee on 
 Ve l.ea(;ut^ 
 
 Well, 
 
 Well, w 
 .0 l.l 
 .lear 01 
 Se.ithio 
 w.a'lie 
 Ont 
 rent let 
 On' 
 t>u 
 111 lit o 
 111 I w. ei 
 nine pi 
 tei ii'i'h 
 the fa 1,1 
 The 
 l.liul, 
 lie was 
 IViik .1 
 wa', till 
 
 
i.jb IV 
 
 ifto.l till- Sliou uith Cirs 
 'ii'il ill .1 h.)m1 K,,.u| 4. ' 
 
 I'llW', l^y iv.ilon .f.i 
 LamNWdK W er.r 
 
 ltllicNV,nJwa.a,uvlI) 
 
 Mcii.illirqr to uiilll.uul, 
 
 iviv'im,;,, ta II, |, i„„ 
 
 tail iiiuuhcMioar, an.j 
 ''II than twuT, it',1,^, 
 Killal iwo ..I- o,„.M,,„ ;;,;,; 
 
 l> WiJiimli'.t uvij inori- l)>,. 
 !!. v.iih ,111 An ,\v ;li,,t' 
 p!iM!cvl Coa f.irtluTt,) 
 >i^ Stdriu ,11 N \ I 
 iiiiUH.J our .S.'r;,, .,„;j 
 Uu(.,iblcol oiirShfu 
 
 Yd ill ilii' 
 
 ■.•I'Ji 
 
 l>-iit us .1 t,iii I 00, fu a^ 
 , .iikI iiav iiion\l (Ml; 
 u! Ill initfllly ili'livciv.l 
 ■ wiiv Lmlvi'ii. 
 Ciir .It W. N. VV. «( 
 V. Ilupinn oiii C'oiiiu. 
 /ill C'niintiy the Inj^i,, 
 //-'".^ an ^ i-,l t, w iljyi 
 ■', .111 J luHu iliinif tu 
 
 "I tllOlUC III l<<Jl<..Uui 
 
 l\"|>k', llayioi; ji, |]„! 
 
 t'>l tllC I'llllUil.', ..liloj 
 
 '!■'«' :• in ,1 vfry jjn.it 
 'I litr aU ilk' iiixt J.iy. 
 I'liiru.f ncvir rciuiii'i 
 
 e/r/ptccl by Mr. 
 dijcovcry of a 
 Anno I c^y, 
 
 <■■ <■'( S4 l\% Au M;r. 
 iih JkI Iwim fa ihid 
 411J .iliho' uc «ii,- 
 t with a Hook nii.lc 
 In oiw i,f iiur SoiiiiJ- 
 Ji.iii);al wi took mure 
 1-ilhor-iiicri that utrc 
 lUlIRa Fill: that ci CI 
 A ihc lluiii.urahlc aiiJ 
 mif ilicir Favont and 
 iitiy Merchants and 
 he Aihon ) and thice 
 ■,-..•/■ f/, tlic S:w-/liiir, 
 ■ Filhiiiy, and oiic Km 
 
 ic i<5th of A/.i>, ai.d 
 'ir. 
 
 ong inanv lowlflaiu! 
 he I'loplc came to liS. 
 s Skins. 
 
 tu follow their Fiihiiit!. 
 10 de[>ait until my re- 
 in the end of W;,^y/, 
 K>Uass, ] rtfemly re 
 ltd of their Priiniile, 
 rdmeafine, proceeded 
 
 7 IVi;. 40 Min. the 
 ages eaine to usiii then 
 , imreatinj^ us to gu 
 ■n,A>4,t from the iiitto 
 ow.iids the Welt, and 
 F.ilt from irie : Tk- 
 laliii : Tlv .Sun wms 
 iiidiiif^ht, Lu. TiDei;. 
 varied iS Deg. to\iardi 
 
 with \\\ and on the 
 
 mi; tile .Sea fiee on 
 
 t filled hve l.eal;ue^ 
 
 \Velt, 
 
 7i.,..- 
 
 I J p. X X 1 X . Ik Voydp^c of Sir Hii m ph r y G i I be r t, <2-c. 583 
 
 Weil, wc fell with anodicr mighty [lank of Ire, whih we- 
 III Id not I'.ifv aiiil therefore retiiiiinui, anain, we got 
 ile.ir niithe ii(',h h.it inidiiiphr, and uineud the open 
 Niitlmi' I'oditavoui, by giving lis fan Wind-, and calm 
 W'la'lier. 
 
 On the isth, in I,ar. <7 Dcg. 4^ Min, i great Cur- 
 nni lei n<iii ihe Wi (I fix I'onr* from our Coiirfc. 
 
 On'lie I9fli, we hid (inhiof Mount /<.(/<•/.'/'. 
 
 (Ill the K'li, "'I I rolled over ilir iMiiraiiic of a nuat 
 III li I or P.ilf.i(;e, l>cini', io 1 tM(;iie,'. liro.id, and liuiatc 
 U iwien 61 and A j Dej;. in which pla.r we h.ul ei^'lit or 
 r.ni pieai Kaie:., Curretiu, or 0\er-l'all<, like the U'a- 
 lii indei / ■ njMi-t' i',/i;c, and I'Ciidinn iheit Courle info 
 ttiel.ii.l liilei. 
 
 Ihe Jilt, in I at. 6i I'eg, ronilnj; clofe by a l"i re-l 
 land, We lell into a iiii|'lity R.i. e, wheie an lllaiid it 1 
 lie Was carrird li\ the foiceof the Ciirrem a^ liltr our 
 link eonid fill with ill Sails! earing 'Ihis Cape, as it 
 was llie .Southerly l.iuiit of the Guli'h, we palleil uvci I 
 
 vi'ltcrday, fo wai v ihe North I'roinontory or H«'((iniiin|| 
 of an.tlier pirat Inlet, wl.nh we palled ..vcr thisNiijht, 
 will re we faw ih.Sea fj|liii(( liowii lo.vatd the Inlet, 
 with .1 iniility O* ci-fall, and cjrciil n .Mntiniis like W'h.r I- 
 pools, in the lame nuniiorasfort.'. ie btteainspals thru 
 the .\relies 1 1 IJii.ljje^. 
 
 On the 1 7th of .,,1;; Y,', as wc ssere feekinR ft inn 
 Ships that Went to liili, h iiv; aiiiOMg nianv lllandsi, wc 
 Itni. 1,011,1 Iv , k, and li.i,| a ^leat I.tak, J he next ilay 
 weflojprd oiir Leak n alloini, an! nn the 1 ',tiili. iiigni 
 l.it. 'iDn;. u i\ in. and not iiii.liii'! o^r .Shipi, ih.i 
 ( .iCi-oidinv> to iheir I'loiml'e ) .i;'. Mark, '/ilon, 01 
 Ik'ckoii, which I wilL.I ill. in to let U(., .indiliey piorelt 
 cd to do upon cvciv Hea.l.nul or Cape .villi 11 jo 
 I ea'ii.s i. eiv wiy fiimi ilun lilhinj pl.iee, ati.l wc 
 hiviii}; liiii IimIc \^ 0,1.; in out "-lip, .nid ha.f a IJo>;lluaJ 
 of fielli Waiei. Ilhip, d iiiv I...11 i.'fni / '■■.[' i.t, aildai 
 rive I ai. II: ii>.u:t ilu Htliof . ;/ m: i- . 
 
 Chap. XXIX. 
 
 The Voyage of Sir Humphry (lilbcrt /'•; tk' Cmntry of 
 Devon, Knight, for dijcoiery oj Lountrtcs to the N'.nhirarih 
 of the Cape oj Florida, Anno 1583 ; (Vnttcnh Edwaid 
 Haies, Opt. of the Hind. 
 
 
 w 
 
 Chriltian Piinec, i 
 all' eiatcd him in 1' 
 
 Hen firft Sir llnipl't h,-id proairod 
 l.ctiers Parents fiom her Ma)eli> foi 
 inhabiting lech places in .."•<• . .1 
 were not ni aiiVeal i'olleilion of lone 
 many fpcntlenicn ol pood timiii 
 fo laudable an Fnterpr.K ; hut when 
 Shipping was prepared, ind Men tc.idy upon the (..'o.-i'l 
 togo aboard, lomt failed 111 performing their Contriiils 
 and ntheis deferred wlui protnifed to actoinpany him, 10 
 that I'.c was forced to put to Sea with a ti w ot his allired 
 friends, svhcremcctuip with Misfortunes, andloohiigone 
 of his Ships, he returned home, 
 
 Havinj; thus Inineda g.'eat deal of Money only in a 
 prcpar.ition, and much impaired hisFliate, yet hisM iii 
 was not daunted, but continuing his pcrpole, granted 
 A-'lignnients out of li;s Commillion to di ers I'crloiis o! 
 meanabi'ity to plant and fortifv in the Norili I 'aits ot .• - 
 inrricn, alunit the River of C'.i.un, {\- m wlunei- no 
 great matter was ixpecled, to whom il <iod llioiiid 
 une good fuc.els, he thouphi it would micli adv aii.ethi 
 H'lpes of the South; bill time pading awa , and no 
 thingdone bv his Airip,ns, he was neceiiii.ited 10 take a 
 Voyage in I'crloii to keep his I'a'ent '11 forre, which 
 was to expire if he gotrotaftiial pnlLllion 111 lix Years, 
 and four Years were then elapfed. 
 
 Af;ermaii'. Uifficulties and crol'sAciidcnts, he let out 
 liveShips, li^. 
 
 The Octif^h, Ma Tuns, Admiral, wherein he went in 
 Perfoi). 
 
 TheB^'t i^'Wfij;/', ion Tuns, fee forth by Mr. ll'.iiu-i 
 S{iilc-iJ\ 
 
 Tile CnUni llin.l, 40 Tuns. 
 
 The Sn',v'!m\ 40 'I iins 
 
 The S./M'M., 10 Tuns, a fniall Frigit for fcarehing 
 Crr.ksand Harbours. 
 
 We were in all aboi t 16c Men, among whom were 
 Ship-\<ri!',his .\lalbns. Carpenters, Smiths, Rehners and 
 Mudeians. Git F,ea aifemblcd at I'i.t/rurl, where it 
 was rcfolved to put to Sea before our /'r.jvilioii and the 
 Summer were too farfpeiit. IV t a Uoiibt aide whether 
 We Ihould begin oJr Dileovery from tlie South Norili- 
 ward, or from the North Southward. 
 
 The fu It (eemed without contiov.rtv to be the belt, 
 becaufe we Ihould have the Curient with iis, whu h lets 
 Korihwards frnm rhe Cape of F , 'j./.', and it being now 
 Junr, we were not to fpend time in Kortherlv Cour- 
 fes, where <ve ll ould 'e furptized with Winter, but to 
 halleii to the South, wherethc Winter would be milder 
 and llion.Mth.in in theNorth. 
 
 On the otb r fide it: was allodj'cd, that fincc our 
 Viifluals wered.miniflied, and not lutTicicnt for fo long 
 a Vuy. age and ihc wintering of Io many Men, we ought 
 
 ealoii. It was afie 
 
 •■!••. 
 
 t-ijted with I mie 
 
 rw.ird". rpi 
 contagious 
 
 /I II I Ilu 
 
 toniapeourCfiirre nolllikel; 10 minilK-t fipply, niiJ 
 tliat was, to rake Sewt'fui.J '...' in our wiv, wjiuh is 
 
 ,;t 7' • l.''agi estrom'.i.r i.iviiC a:', v h' ivanniliiti de 
 I-.!' .Ships refitine M-arb, t ' li ,., .11 d ti'M.iej, uiril ilic 
 I lid of '",:;/'/', we lli_. uld I e a' iinJan. i' j'l li'd w 'h 
 Neiell'u'cs, which afier tlie tiimng cn.!eJ, thev inii'ht 
 Weil I'pare, and freJ' imp.,rt 'o ■ s. 'ihi. d'ln.'. wc 
 mi;.',lii pi <oed ,v iihward and ful'ow :l'c Sun, rntil wc 
 .■ ved at p ac s n.oo' 'en'i.erate. »\'' ereupon it wj rc- 
 f^ibed lobc'in oui IJillovery NorthuarJs f.tini.triu' 10 
 Ncceility, wh' h rid' c 'i.pj n.lj.hlin' we f,a,t lult 
 'cafonto I'eai ihe (. U' rem, ,rom the Cape of F.oi.i,. to- 
 '.va.dsCa'e /I'lfw and C'ape /(.'•, wo.'ld be great Ini- 
 I'ld'n ents to our fiinhei proceeding tics Year, and coin- 
 I'Cll us'owint.i inih fe .,o!,i Re^'ons, fubjeCt toceminu- 
 il bous, tli.r! Mills, nil temp, liu'.us veathcr. 
 
 Oniiie , til day il ^ ,-. we fiilid fr 111 I'l.'ii: iitl; 
 .Old on ihe rjth tli.'\'lic adi.nal ligniried luno us, that 
 lieCapi.nn and loaey of the M. n were f,il.ii. (iek .iiij 
 iboir iuidiii:;lit tliiA f rl' ok us, a.tho' we li.u! the Wind 
 at ball, fur and i;o,-J: I ii'ild n-vei nedirll.aid the* 
 
 . tl..-\t lb v were in- 
 I'.iftemp'-r. and ariived 
 e^enrl^ dillrolf dat I'io.mc'. I am cf iilu'eiit nocilt was 
 fparedbi ^ 5" ■'<''''.■.;' . their Ouneii, 111 letting fonh j 
 rliereloti I leave it iintn (S.id. 
 
 By ilus time w".- wtie in .^^ Peg. if I at'iu.!.', net i 
 In le grieved at ihelol's of the molt puilfant .Ship in our 
 iivt, afteiwhofe .lep.iniire the (,<:',l.->i hiihi removed 
 lierbl.ig tioin the Miren to the Fore-top. 
 
 From the i<;thof f;,»i-tothe I'lh, we never had a 
 fair day, without Fog or Rain, and contrary ^' ii'ls. mr ft 
 I'irtatW. N. W. wliiie': y we were .biv'vn Soi.thward 
 041 Deg. 
 
 Atthistiineof the Yea-, the Winds abo'it .\'.tr/-Mi„'. 
 1"./ are commonly within two Points of ihe Welt, either 
 o the Kcrthor Somli. whi.h makes the Coirfc thiihct 
 obe longandtcdioiisafcer ;?'.' ', which m Al.r/,-. , .■//i.i/, 
 and A/'v, hath been perfmin^d from /-.'i.ijVd.i inlels than 
 12 Days. We had rlie Wind fo '.'canr, that our traverfe 
 was great, running to almolt4i I > -i;. .South, and then to 
 51 Dcg. Nortii; Wc were alio . jselier'd withl-ogc 
 and Milty, that wc lolt Clonipany of the ^hmZ/i'iv aiid 
 
 Squi 
 
 About 'lO leagues on i his tide Sivf(,inhi'..:r.,i, wo patfed 
 
 V 
 I 
 
 I r 
 
 U 
 
 li 
 
 iii 
 
 rhi' B.rk ol 
 
 the Bark, which is a high Grounder MiHinia.ii 1:11. ci 
 
 Water, b ginning in 5- or 5j Ueg. Ntnihwaiils, and ex- j^*"/""' 
 rending to 42 Lleg. Southward. Irs bieadth is in fome 
 places mure, in lome kfs ; we f.nndit afout in Leagues 
 over wlicie wc palfcd. There is .cldmn lefs than 25 or 
 30 F.nthom Water upon it, but we had no Ground on ci- 
 ther iide. with almolt loo Fathi;niof Line. While the 
 I- i n 2 Filhmg 
 
 j;':: 
 
 Ti.. 
 
 m 
 
rM 
 
 iir VowxH' of Sty liiiinpliiy Ciilhcrr, (s-c. Lib IV, 
 
 :; I 
 
 .■ 3. 
 
 FiiliinitSf.iUiiilills .\Miii iitiykinw vviih»iiiiii::ii.i:iic,| '.1.1,1. I;im ,iiil In* Iwll.nv.f.. tlu-ic it wai, >iiitl aJ.virrl 
 wluMliCM iii'in tlulUiik, ly tin- m ri'illl. iii iiili.r <'l Imiii i.) fi' 'k im firthrt, ott'irm,; M ui(;.icc lin life foiui, 
 SiMt'.nvU lKiviTiii)< (nii it.tiirriy ii|'uii iIk Orta'» i>t I "lii.li fh ;ri|j \v.i<,mlniii)li;in;i>ili«C'rowii(,i/.i,.. 
 l''ilhilu'i'Wiii>iitl'> I iilniiiKn, ami t'cutiii- I'H th.- S..\ i ./ in Im ,M,m«IIv 
 TIk' /' I- i;Mfji-aiul I'./.." Ii.ivi :i iM:;lity n.uli "t lilliii.;; 
 im till' li.itik 
 
 Dll llii'^ollirf »(/ 1 ui luihijillt nf I mil, \\\\\<.\\ Wi' 
 
 ifiiM II t «i'l i^ii'iirii I'v rciloiii'l (liofii,!' I ..•, I'l'i'i 
 llu'Cii.ilt, We loll AW 1 I lie (-o.ill Id ilic Viiitlnv.ir.i 
 tiiir.Uvi- cuiicin llie H.n I't'C.w /"i' •, wIktc we ir.ir .i 
 j;iin\v'tli il,,' s IT,'; ii', ,111.1 wnmliiil til (fii I .I'liur Mi'ii 
 111 mltif '^I'lMrcl. Iliiy liiinr.l tomai u.ili.t/ ■» <• 
 Viir.lli('iiuw.\i,l Niiiiiil, ,\\i\ tJKU'ii.ri' iliiirc.l tlicli.ip- 
 Miiltiii;iM' iIkiii It.ui to ;ii .I'.'i .lul tlic I lul VilUl t'l I" I- 
 
 I n iMi r Ot ».wil\.ili t'lii iriiinli'iii Airmioii of (!,v 
 Riliinr, li't I. uk ii....ilii II 111 Htk till' <iri;cral\ cuin.oti 
 |!.c:cii ; Hcillilwcicl, V III lit I. II, li:\ I / •:<• itiUi , 
 >'/:;■, lit .r' / «>,/> ik ffi.f, iiif <ii« /",'v i: I um , 
 I w I .1 in ' ' '/,' , hil llf I'tiiiiji- I >H/:ili- PI, f ,;;„/i j 
 ,//.. t I ■ S'litl'Cfiini.t w.'t,' iH L\ui/<i/ , I. \r w, (■ I,-. 
 /■(I ./, ,' .1 1' i.u' ii^,ln.ei>i.'t> j;(i fu'iUi \ niiU •/■ :i,ii;(ir, 
 III.- I.iir it . '. I ./, Ami n ■•■ / /,>i.i' iir 1 1 If, iiir.h ,)' ,i 
 ir ,i -w •,■',! ill ill «■, iv' • cji i/.i' 1 Ti'itiiijalii, IVfiaiii>, 
 
 .' 7 /V ." IV r IN' lixKditli'ii., nf iiLit ru fii.t. 
 
 r,,\V fll. ll I'lnVllMIl «« llllfill! iHfr.lUll I I.IU' I'jVlll, "mI.i , .:- 
 
 uilillriil lii'iiMo >!;il l4viiiii.ll Ij', ilii'v iiiirij, ,iii-l|''.vj M i;: ■•.>, 
 
 iitlfl hir I'l r.uklc, S.uU, C'nlli*. aii.l in'.ul 'lie Miri| Wl.ilclinnc -.f iis were oci-ii;ic 
 
 rnnnliiin i.tifi- 
 
 it ilu'M * '..,itli.., winJiii", t oiiU .lU'iit tlitii Hi'.i.K loir.irii-i K>r iinr N'li ii)',i. ii'lui* ^Mivv.ii luMg t' i ,iii.^ 
 iii,iki'riii'iii.lif.'i\fr vvliii'tluv li'.l lii.Kliii. Ai ti.iy ||i)rciMi:tv nlu'i tli. Cii't.iir.i i.iy .i:V..U', tii llf.il .uv.u- 
 M.ii. iiUMiiiiii', 111 iltiii Imi', il.c inir-lit by till' Mvps witli iMirSliipi'. y iiinlit ; iitlKf.Rn; nw.n in aSIiipl.iJu'i 
 li.lc, iiitl f.Miii; ot iluMiMviic il,-(AMir.l, ll.. nit w I'll' I Willi Fil'i, wliiiliiliry iio.'ul iii an iili'iiuiij; 1 lirhi.iT', 
 l.ivai, ,111.1 il.lncn'.l l.il'i.';) al>'.iul ilu' S.vl iv |v,' ihnic ;.iikI Ut ili.' |- or .Mc n ,itliii,ir j nriiN lul iluinlil'. cMntl,.. 
 joo'-C fv'.uiiu^wlviiii ilii'y li,i Ii'oImiI .iroiilly ii'i-,l. Tliiy 'W'l.O'li, waf. Iiinj; ;in i pporn'imv to ri'iiTii limit li, i,;, d 
 
 I I'l a lo iiiwi. iikciia (• •' ' Wild laili'ii \Mtli Wims, ^tlnppii'i; n-, i','.ily iK'p,iiii'il Iroiii ilicto.iHi fire wuc 
 .111.1 iiiiothci with S.ilr, I'f ill wl.i.-iin'f III it libcttv, nnil liik of I'lnx^s. iiiid linn.nl liy ilie (utivmI to uiiitn, 
 Mkii';', ilic Vii-r.if wiih us xvc IkII III oi'i I'liiirfi' I'liiil ii^iiy iliMil i to ili.it ii|oii ,i rmuw wc tuiin.l (,: 
 Si-'iulii'ily "mil wc-.imi' to tin.' ll.nlHiiir of .Sc. ;/ . . '>,, C.onip.uiyro >liii.iiyllkil, ilut we w.m'iv! Men in fiiiii;.'i 
 wlii'rvM' .'oiin.l il.r ^ iirii' at Alt'lior • 'llierc wrrcflifn our .Slllp^; win riti.retlie (ieniral tlionijit loml ir; lc,ni' 
 
 II .i!l N."ioii< wi'liMi ill' llar'i our <;• S.iil. I he Ma- Hie.Siv,;// ifv iili fmli |'ro\iliciiias.iailil l)eip,ireil, tOi,iri) 
 llris ■!' ilie /.".^' /Nhipsi.iini ,V.i,iulto know ilic laiife lionir ijie liv-'k IVopK. 
 
 of 01 r ,\iiiv.il there i tlicdeneral ll.cweil liislli.iiiiiinri- 1 Diir ,Miip< Ihiii); ii av reuly, w',-, tlie O.W/i;/.,', the 
 till Intake piiilciiion of iliofe ("oun'riis fir ilie L'roVMi ofif-./.,." //i'>,7, aiul lUcS.^iiid, win rein uas ilie (ii-iiri,ii, 
 I'li'/vi.i, a\u\ ail> iineir.eiv of tliuldaii Relnlmi, re- we liepannl rroiiiSt. id m ilie ictliof ./i.v7''' tvliuliw, 
 ii'Miiii;: fliiir l,u^|■lll ,i\| for Kpaiimi; liii. I'lcif, nii.lfiip- tiiiindl'y ixai.'^lJl'firvati('ii lobe in 47 Uej; 40 Miii, .mj 
 ; u 111 lliiri Neeelfiru'ii (o t,ir as inijilir eon\iiiieni!y le. 'he next day were at C'.ipe /^.i/ , is 1 eau les .S. .S. VV. 
 a;foi.le II nil, out ol .hat and mlicr flarl'Mio, ;ul|Oiniiip.' Iiom .S^ '^'i' i,,-, 11 i< a low 1 .md, iiil..ititiiilc 41^ IVji. i; 
 iM reu itipener whereof lieoff, to pr.vilV thnn wrh'Min. 'riuti.ewe ll.,iped our .oiirli lor ilu' Illeof .s.r,' ;, 
 any 1-avn t and l'iivi'edt',c iluy llonid di iiiaiid, I'.lnh Ijnij; afo. i ;■; liapnes in Seawaid ol Cape /w;'m, 
 ihev (O'll.l not ei;pe.;k tonbrainlieicalrrr upon In. Ii rca- ' upon ii.K'llipi'iie piven us Ly a /',i/«';(if;V at.St. lu'i.i. 
 fonal Ic 'l.riii<. Tke .Mailers proiiiifed to ii(e ilieu tell who loKl imImi he was ilurr (" Years pall, wlun the 
 
 ii.Ua 
 I'lrie 
 
 •u to fjti-fy his realon.'blc 
 
 jiielt, and de- /''J'^(,;.i/j left 111 tlie l.niie lllan.l I'Oih Neaiand Swincti) 
 Ireed, \\iiiili were lime exeece'ingly iiiiil'iplied. Thu 
 feeincd happy tidiiipuuis, to haielmli K.ir.' of C.itile 
 in an If.in.l loin.it the plaet i\eintini',eil 10 plant nimi, 
 fr. iiiwheiKV w niii;ht btfupplied with Viiluals for the 
 preleiit and:lie fiuiirc 
 
 1-roin Capo /(.i..- to Capo nn'tni 'u 87 I cngtic!, in 
 whii.liK:ivii!aticii, we Ipeiit eipjit I'nys with indilfer.-nt 
 eood \\'mvls, and never had lii;lu ot Land, beinji hindred 
 i>y the Cinren: : at lalt wefejl aiiionc fu li Flats that itwas 
 a wonder ans .Ship i leaped. 
 
 I ihall fet d.owii the fell Re, koninps that were kepthy 
 expert Men the Maftei and Male of the lliii.l, in cur 
 
 ll,ii^n and the 
 
 Ai'giift 22. Weft 14 I eagucs. 
 
 IJ. W. by S. 25 
 
 W. N. W. -1, 
 VV. N. W. - ;; 
 
 S. .S. W 10 
 
 .S. VV. -— ,1 
 
 S. S. W. u> 
 
 VV. K. VV. - 1 1 
 
 lie 
 
 [■'lery .Slnpof c>iir Meet wa^oidei'd fo deKverto the 
 Malleis of Ships in the Harl our. a Note of a 1 their 
 VVanis, anil t'oiiiniillioiurs were appointid, pan of mir 
 own toiiip my and pan of tlieii< ifi .n" into tlieadjoin- 
 in'4 I lail'oiirs, and levy lur Provilion, who were to tax 
 ,'11 Ships as Well l'.'"j,ijl^ as Strangers, at an eafy rate t.i 
 rnrly us; the /'.//f";|.i.'j al'ove other Nations, d:d n-.oll 
 will I'pl- .ind lilicrallytnntril lire, 
 
 diiihe lifdiof //'^^(;// till (ieiieial had hisTenr fet up, 
 ,ii!,l beiii'; well aeennipaniid. fiiiiinioiud the Mereh.iiits 
 and Mallei', I'o'h /•>(.;'.•/' and Srraiiijers, to biprefuii at 
 
 hiS takii'.p, pi lle.Ii'Mi of thele tli.nntrus, bifite whom C.'onrle from '..'ape Z^,!!!" toward. Cape 
 wasopiiily read and nnerpreied his Coinmi.li'ir, bv \ir- lllind of SvHcti. 
 tiie wheriof Ik' t'j.ik pollediin of tjie fiid Hirboi'.r of, 
 ,St. Jcl h'>\ and 2oo I.captics every way, and ( alter the 
 (iilloinot i'.)r^;,;iiJ) had .1 IV d anl 1 iirf of the fame 
 .Soil deliveicd to him in tokm of pnlkilionot' the rmie, 
 for biiii, his fU'irs, and Alliens for cvir ; and lii;n tied 
 unto all Mt II iliai fiom thai time forward, they ll.ouid 
 t.vke the f.niie Lami as a IVriitoiy appcriaining to the 
 (i.ieeii of /),,;//;)../, and that all I'erfor.s eniinnj; ihitlier 
 heiial'ii'rto inlwMt ortraffuk, (l.omd be poverne.l by lii. h 
 Laws as he lliuiild ordain, wliieli lliould beapreeabie (as 
 11 aras eonveiiien'ly niiplit In) 10 the 1 aws of Ehg'ifji.l; 
 and fir a bcpinnin;;, di lared tlireel aws to be in fore 
 1 i.ineiliatily. Firil, Tor Rehii,ion, whi,-li in publick 
 1 s;ereife, Ih uldbe accoidiiii; to the Cluiicli of i:,r^l^ti.l. 
 Siiondly. For niaimeniii. e of iier iMa^-llies Idplit and 
 1', Melfon of tlicfi Coniiiiie', apainii which, if anyihinp 
 viri a-iciiipriil, tli-.' I'.iriy rtVeni'inptn be eMienied asin 
 c.r.e of Inch 'I'lcafiii. 'i'liiidly, Ifiiny Fell 11 lli.nild in- 
 Kr W'otdstoilic d'lhoi\,in- ol her Majcllv, lie fjioiild 
 loofe h s liars, and ( if ,i Merchant or Malta of a Ship ) 
 10 have hisSliijiaii I Gon,'.5i,)n!i''care. 
 
 .Mur FiibliiMtion, CHiedienie wa.sproniiied as well by 
 .Straiiijeis as ii'^'ifi', praylnfj fir eomimianee of this new 
 (ios ernnient. The .\rn:s ot JCn; ik / alio were enpraviii 
 i.ii.ea'l and fixed on a I'lllar of Wood ; .ind the (ic- 
 iie'al ...rairci! in fee firm divers pnr>:els cf I and by the 
 \\a'i':-iidc, wheieby the (.)wn.rs were fir tlu future af- 
 fiired 'f ;i ,_oiivtniein pl.iec 10 Jicls and dry their Filh 
 in. w'l.-rcoi bcto-.e'licy were pievi-nted by them that 
 lame lirll iiifo the Harbour, for which they covenanted 
 M p.iy .1 eeMaiii yearly Rent to Sir llninphij and his 
 
 -4' 
 
 17. 
 
 :S, 
 
 AiiguU 19. 
 
 wc lull 
 ( IJci 
 
 "I7 
 
 The Maftcr's Mate's Kcckonini;. 
 
 Aiit'iili 
 
 22. 
 
 Writ - 
 
 14 Leagues. 
 
 2t. 
 
 N.W.byW. 
 
 9 
 
 24. 
 
 S. VV. by S. 
 
 5 
 
 IS- 
 
 W.bvS.— 
 
 40 
 
 26. 
 
 W.byN.— 
 
 7 
 
 17. 
 
 S W. 
 
 i 
 
 
 ( s. W. 
 
 <'S. VV. 
 
 9 
 
 28. 
 
 7 
 
 
 ^w.s.w.— 
 
 7 
 
 29. 
 
 N.W.byW. 
 
 10 Mere wc 
 
 VVi- had v.jili us tme D :iii-l ^ S/ixai:, well skilled in 
 iMinerab, wh'i b:i) -gh' a parceiof Ore to the Cieiural 
 
 On the iviliof yliigiipvic had 55 Faihoni, wliitcSand, 
 Lat. 44 Dci^. 
 
 The 18th, theWindcainc .Soiuh, and we followed tin? 
 /). /'ij/.f, whobnew'i'li the L.iiid all that Ninht, contrary 
 tJlhenuiidot the AfilUi of the ////<,/, wlio lould liM 
 crlwade tlieni to ho'd (.iIki Couife, tluy alledi;!ii!', they 
 
 iii.'pioiel.-dthat if Sih-.r were the thini; whi. h uiiyht .could no: n:,ike the Ship work bcuci, nor to lieo'thetwav 
 
 'Ii 
 
(lUf 
 
 ). 
 
 .XX IX. 
 
 7hc /^o/j^'t'o/'/'/rHiiniphrv CaH'^wC, cr 
 
 c t.. 
 
 58 
 
 ItTl'WL'fcfl lIlcD.'.';}; 
 
 Kiilioiii, wliitcSanJ, 
 
 oilKr»ollii\ CiMii|Mii', , whom li; w.n v il'lrtioi lijfuic, 
 iijuMit lr,,|ii,iim| 
 
 AK'i l| cikit ?■ ',' Ui.Wefokilim to r. ,\i:ciiip! i.mVojuK. 
 flu- iicxl .N|'rii)., h, .iiliiiinl i!k *■ ilili p.|i 10 ilu tjli- 
 tiiiMiiKi! MillMit [Ui:H '. at'! ti''i|..'.| ilk' .N. nl> !■- 
 ''Iiilt't, .TfTlll: lMj( |1 itil.i-\.,v,vu li .1 W>'ll lil> lk.U( 
 li''iii ilieSoinli, aii,|»'i.ii kw4« iiii'v l',',..:ii. ,1 N<,til;i>in 
 .M.iri.ili.'(''"tici. "Ill «;kii wv .(-V.-.l li 11 K% v M,'.iii. 
 Iii'luil .It I isatii Ai ill /•.',;..•>,/, t,i roiiiiMl. t!i/ (.'i.irci- 
 'I 111! Ii .III I »iv.!iti.,ii, III' ikuriiiiiuiij; upon iMii I'k'i't.,, 
 lino (iif ilio Nottli, ,1), I JiKiiliii Kir '<'■■■ V nth : I cur. 
 iii.i'i'iir,oflh'iv| :,»! J I Will ,i-,k .1 I'-.iii.y III ii'.M.in; 
 I will l>iiii)!(;..-i| lil.ift, toli.i M,i|ilt , (vjii.) V, ,ilSi'|.> 
 i;n, OH-r.iK,,J ,„i. li ,•_■-, , ^viJliii.' 1 3 ilM'it:.ir ii>l<fi 
 ' t I'licl .lucr. tnr 1, tUi\U\\ (,n<!, Iio fi..!. ulh ,,H 
 ni. M .irt Kir whv ]„■ hul |>vn, il,i; i.m.c kiiif; uv> i-ti 
 l^irinull, .mj I'u; v • n.u!;.! i.nr ttj tckaiiy hirtlic. 
 I ihU laii Wiir.l.lkMVDulJcjtinitipiMt uiilipicat i.r\cii- 
 ly, li'.iim vcn >, Mii.liiif nii.l fir,;eiliii bdrt uf irclli. 
 I'l.ii.i. t-ooil l>y (ins V, y^^^tl Iw lU^ i;Ka- ■.• nuiulcr v\ 
 liis|-(i||i)«ci»wcrf()l a».oiil'..r) < p^ii'dn. 
 
 Ilif Cni'Miii, M,H\i,ii'Kl ii,li,n f,t' till' ;/,./, III. 
 liwv'iuuj III iiilu.iilo linii 10 l;iiliii her, in, I nor to 
 
 The i-vrnitig wm I'liir .iiul pli'iil.tnt, iho'iiot wiilnnii 
 
 f'lkiii nt' Si >rini iippriLuhiiin ; r'uy in ih? /(m;,"' 
 li.iinilol ili> II I'miiipiis, .iiiil vviiiilid thi'ir C'lniirt'i 
 '1 lu- licit il.iy I clii" 'he 19th ul' /lii-iill, llv Winil 1 1 v/ 
 Mliiiiuiitlv .1' ^. hy I' Willi K nil ;ii<il link .Mills ili-i' 
 
 I, Wl-i.'"M ll'ilti'' .1 t.'.ll'li'''> linftll llljiirr lis, atlll llllillll", 
 
 rill ti Ui'^ iTi iiiiic.inril Willi I'l.i'ii .iiul ViM.'», Wf III ill 
 
 (if;ns 10 llii- /ii7i;.." f(M Ilk .il'iiiit to >ijH.\ril, liuf thi'y 
 
 ki|tr> itl.i Wjt li, ili.il ilirv kiii(v ivit tlicil.imirbitoii' 
 
 tiny lilt r., .till (Irikjrc up,, 11 ;i Hum. Ii, Iht ^Mll wis 
 
 for II I'l'aiiii III pMiSj «hiiviip,iii tlii' (iinor.il 111 ilic 
 
 Spiii'- .ml wi- In tin: //.,../ 1. lit a' iii't to Si iwaiJ, it int 
 
 I' iiii> III iiiir pr'wrr In r,"'' tluiniiiiv liHiiv r, tlic S,.l 
 
 piiiti(! ii'ipli'ry ln;{h, yi .i.lilp'il.iy an. I p.in cit ilu iiix', 
 
 wt hint up .111,1 ilnwn ,iMi;it 1 lie Wri k -v, w,!-. pniliMe, 
 
 l.iuliinj! lilt l,> l.'i' it' pili.ipH aiiv III tluiii li.iil liM'.l 
 
 ihcnfelcs I'l 11 .ii<, ,.» iipiiii Kattei ■, i.r ntlut w.iy* 
 
 The I' p'-iilh il in Im 11, ir |, •■ Men, .ni'imi! wI'mii tvH 
 
 .1 li.irncil (/ ► ' / >i 1,1111 ill /Ih..', wli.ni.t,,! I'l.ry iml 
 
 '/e.il tn;.',.i.'.l .■\tii mi'iii, .i.Uentuieil lit iImn Ai'linti, 111. 
 
 i.'r.liM..;'t.^ no r I In tli,' / i','»/ |iiii(;ili' In li tliiiKi,"; as 
 
 1I1011M Ivipiiii iirliu Vf>y.i('e wmiliy .,1' 1. iiieinln.in.T,^ 
 
 Hetf.illii per.llicil cm- .V ii„" Kelirur .lU;! Uili'ivertr of 
 
 ir\. lii'i'.tl'li Ki Iks, as ni.lil\ nt in wertfiilK inlAailcJ : j ^uimtc in ili. v,;,,, , ■', wliiji w.is i, tr tli.iipt,! unli 
 
 .illo Capt.ilii \;.^ ,,;..- H . vv, ,1 \ fitiiDii', l""i II anil ilil- N'itiinj;s .iiij lii.ill Ari.llery, tnore f.Jt llicv/ ili.in lafet>, 
 
 iriif (Jertle in [kii).' ti)j iiiiiiliirl>)n lorl', rniiill a H.i.it, ,111 1 w.is al'iu ' 
 
 Ai(in,ln I i!,l liAvo It, t'.i.-i'.iv 1 il'.ite w.r. very dim, ^.'I'l 'lie 'vc.ilioii i.t'lur Ills, lint lii< .inUvct \\,i., 1 
 
 .in.l .1 Sod.lii.t li.uiiii'kulnl ;i lowl witli lii» I'ie. e, ile j "iH ii'it lijii ikc iiiv lirtli Company, wtli wlimn I iii'vc 
 
 liiel tlie lloit iiiii',lii. tie h( iliil milti) let 11 It, whi'hw.ls P-Hleil l.i many Siomis inJ I'mls. \\ lien we j'uv uc 
 
 pi.iii'e.l, ami WMs nut luiik'il in ai'.ii'i ili.it Nii;lit, aii.l.'-i'iiM ii"i ilivtit linn t'loni his Rt lojiiiinn we lii,iplicj 
 
 win iitlieSliip w.H ,.iU .iw.iv. ilir I'mit uas :illern, |,eini<l'iiiii unit rroMllun nut of the //«./, anil feitii'i', Mini ,1- 
 
 iii I'lnthen almiit a Inn.iii I iih.il! ; t lure was left iiitlie j l")ir,lilie V,;,|.,,c/, KunniiilcJ liim id CiOil s pio'ttiiti ii, 
 . 11. at ,>neO,ir, aii.lnotliin^ ell'o. .Vntio iit tlii' C'nmpa-pi-" Ihiiir ilien iiinre tluii juu I.i,h;iks on out w.iy 
 ny iliir emill fwiin, teenere.l the limi, .iiul lialeil .is 'I'une. 
 
 11 iin Men ■'•It ot' theWarer astliey iiiiiM, luit el'pe lal-l ^^'Ik-'m wc lanie nit,) tliil.ant'KJc of ^0 l)ei». we imt 
 Iv watiluil hii ilie Capt.iiii or the M.iltir, the lirlt ol "'"li wry t'.ml we.ithev, the.Se.i. l.uakinKlliim .iiid h\yit 
 u III, li tli.-y .-, mill ncv.r r-i', Init [;.,; Iiol.l i.f the M.ilter.l 'jke I'yramnl;, (li ihi, ijii.le aUi.iuliis wiio luJ iilcit i|,j 
 an.Uvlk'ii I': wireiniheHiMt, thiy en'.i.ll'(!'e K,ipe, aii'l ■'<ei •iH tin ir life tiiin, iiev, r law n <,■,■ teriilile Sea. 
 I'linniiitdl iheinfeivcs tn i'to.W nier.v, ilelliiiit,' nf, ^'i-' I'tI allii ii|nn '.tir M.iMnaul, an Apparuinn vt .1 
 I'iK.i.l, aiulii'.it.i iltivp.,!' lielli Waicr, I'lit weie tiincl t,) '|'f''' ''ue liy Nijilit, win. h .Seameil call .1 Cfpi/jut, nr 
 i!rink till ir nun I'rine, with.iut any other Uillenaiice t'orj'-'^'' ' "i"' I'o'ln', aiiilis ufuaUs reciinu'.r.-at.Siinn*. Won.'.' 
 lix il.iy 1 rnprthcr. | ''•■>'' "^"'y "ne, wliuli is eniuiTloiily belieuil to I e ,1 lipn ot ''"'*'■ 
 
 Alter thishe.uy eli.m.-e, we in tlieff/,'-/ aiivl 'i.jiilnr!^ "'it'' 'emptlt t" .iiiiii'. 
 ennriniieil biiiitj' up .iiiil iliwii, exprOfini; wlun the' 'J" !^l:i>i'l-< tlio 6th of September, m the Afu'iioon 
 weilher w'onliUlcar up, that we mnilit Ixar in withthe the 5' /,■//,, e. was near e.ilk away, (.ii|'relli-il liy Waves 
 l,.iiiil. The V,'.''/i-tf.'s C/itiip.iny l-ieiiu;piiuheil with Ihoit Vyt at that time re. overe,!, .inj lliewed liens ul |uy. 
 a'l,iw;nii-eaii 1 w.intnf Cloaihs, l)elnii(;!it the {'leiieril to ' he tlener.i! littuip, ahafr wiili a Book 111 liis M.inJ, ,.riej 
 irrrrn fur /■'",:;':'.' liel'iire all perillicil ; wh. reiipoii mo- fH" ""to us in the //.,i./, asothis we appn ai . .vl with- 
 veil with i-oiiipairum towauls his pnorMiii, in whom he '" hearini;, //' rt',' .r, ne.n tu .'/.■n.u ^v v.-.i n I', l.,:)i,l 
 l.uvno wait 'f ijooilwill, Imi nfim-.i'ii to perforui the, '^'•'i"''"',i', ilu-' f.inie Speech, wcllbclceniiiig a teroluieSol- 
 All I 11, he rcfoKcit to retmn, ar.l lallinj; tlie CapMiii lUi;!; ol <.■//» ('/.,i/,' 
 
 it: 
 1 
 
 ■tlj 
 
 ■i ■ 
 
 M.ilUr .-if the //.',/.', he pa ee ihem many Reilcm'! I '"•' ' ime KiRhr .iliniit twelve a cio.k, the y./ii/nr.'be- 
 •. iiiiii' his iine\j'-;teil re'uni, withal rr. teltni); him- '"|' •' ''eail ul us, fiiikkn'y her I ipjits were out, ami our 
 1' Crislie I with what he hail feeii aikl kuovyii already, l^^'.'t.h I'leii init, the deiieial was ealt /wav, whieii llr /;,i»;i.fj 
 
 in 
 
 K t. raiiu.4 thefe Words, /).' c'liifur, wr l:i:r Jlrii emui^i; ' r'c\»-'J ">o tf He. Yet we (till looked nut all ihat Ni^iht, <•''■'" 
 ,■",/ (.>'■■' 110 are of H\\"'ic<- /'.i/.' ; itC"! A'W «; /V.- ai"! ever after nil our arrualin l.uii.iiul. Afur iirkIi''"^'""'' 
 , / rv.'l! fct yen fvti> r^yfJlftl)- >:exe Spring, f/.(.,r/„rf, bad weather, we ainvcd in /■..■j;'i.«;/7tlic i;.d L'i SfPteii. 
 
 .;)r.t.; 
 
 / pr.iy sou I't IIS m Ifii^K jli'ne hfi\; where ne fijrlit .1- ^'''< 'i'^i- 
 
 ■^fi'ii'l !!■• I'li-ineiiti. Jio tipiiu the ^ I If of /In^iijl in the 
 " Aftcn'.inn wc chantjed our Gnirfc and rcuirned for /;"«i^- 
 
 /•"./, arwhiih veiy itulant, |ult a< we were wiiidinii .i- 
 
 bniii, there pilled between lis t.iw.irds the Ijtiul, ,i very 
 . I.ioii tdiiur ihinkiiip, in .Shape, flair, and Colour, with 
 
 his wlio^e ISoilvin li(;ht exeepc the l.eps ; "he nirncd his 
 
 Head to and fro, Ihewinj; his long I'ceth and p.larini; 
 
 bye?, an.luMr.irRriphtapaiulhhe /(i''.'.7, he roared much 
 
 likea I.i.ti. I lie(!eiieral t.'ok it for a pood Umen, re- 
 
 ;iiiun;tlmhc wasto war ai;:iiiill fiich an Hnemy, i| it 
 
 wer,. till Devil. 
 The f, e.inil of September wc palfed in fight of Cape 
 
 l{rc-; till ticnerf.U.vucaboaril the IliiiJ, whieh was oui 
 
 lad nieetiiip- He niiieli lamented the lol's ot his ^ircai: 
 
 Miip, a'l I of hisK'','.!: and Note";, and lonu.tluni; die 
 
 tor whiJihe wasou; nt meafiirc prievcd, tvhiih 1 eould 
 
 nor draw from hlui, but 1 i^uefs ic to be the Ore whiih 
 
 /).•«/•/ the SVy« brought: to him ill iNVm/'i/i;. /..!«..', there- Courfe to tlu- llleof iVW,"', but svhcn wc came withifs 
 
 I ncmbr.in.-e whereof tinirhed him fu deep, that he at 20 Lcamics of ir, iheGencraleamc iipin his Fnsat, aril 
 
 the lame time b, at his H,-y in a f;rcat rape, becaiilc jilcmaniied of nie what courle was belt to keep; I laid 
 
 whi'iiliewns formerly lent alioar.l th.! D,'.',;/.' to fetch that W. S. NV. wasbelt, be. .lule tlieVV'ind was at ."luuth 
 
 I'.meihincs, thi<, beiniMlieehief, was Ibri^otien and lefc .land Nipht at hand, and unknown Saiid.s lay oif a i;reat 
 behiii.l ; after whi h tini; he never had an oppirtfinity of j way tVnm the land. T"he ticneral eoninianded n'e to 
 Icii.liii". apain. Ipi'W. K. W. 1 mid him thut the llle of .V.;/;.,)/ w'as 
 
 The(;,-ii, ral.it our firft fettiiij^ ouf, had n,5 giio'd op:- j W. N. W. an. I but 1 5 Lea;.;iiis oti', and that he iLoulii 
 r.ioiio,' tb.eli'X'irtherii Parts, and was willini; to praii: beupon the Illand before day if he went that eourle. 
 Ailii;nnv.'nu to .Hull as re.iuired theni, wliere.is now he I he General faid my r,:kuiiinp was untrue, ai.d charged 
 1 e.Miiieeon:rnrilyaifeil,sj, u'tutin,; to make any Grants, nie in her i\la|elhes N.ime, and as 1 woidiiiliew myuJt 
 ripe iillvof St. ■,■■»;'', wIikIi Ikwl' l-mlifb Merchants 
 niadefiit fir, ottenni; to employ their Money and 1 ravel 
 •poll the fame ; vet iiciihet by their own Siti', nor of 
 
 ^ Rilathtt of Huhin-l Clark, Majfer 
 of ^/jf I")eIi;'Jitj written to ziindicate 
 himftlf from the (.nth of rjfitno a„ 
 rvay the Ship^. unpnhd to hts Ovsr- 
 ftght. 
 
 r\F.partiiip from .Sr. Jihn Harh.iur tiic Jotliof Ai.^uJ! 
 *■■' unto Cape Kf.-.e, from thence we directed 'out 
 
 \ 
 
 \ 
 
 in her Country, t" li'llow him that Niyhi. 1 fearing 
 histhrcainini^s, bcciulelie ii'preleiited Iter Ma;eftub Pcr- 
 ("on, obeyed his command, and nboui (even iiithe Moin- 
 
iflll; rt 1 
 
 « ' 
 
 
 
 58^ 
 
 y4 /'^v^^'f to Newfoundland, c^c 
 
 Lib, VI. 
 
 • Mr, RJM. 
 
 IJIR th.- Ship Uruik .tproiiml and was ra|taw;iy. Sixtai 
 
 o\ lis i;;>t uHoihi' Hii.it, winch w.ii I'ollttlc, .iiul iV.iroiKt- 
 
 cilwirh Mil), th.it we rxpiCU'il cvfry nioniom to hi 
 
 fw.riowcil hv rlicScl. W'lii'ii wo had remained in ilii'- 
 
 cc>:i lition two Pays and iwo Nights, and Uw th.it it 
 
 ph.i'id Cod that O' I IJiMt liill lived in the ,Sia, and 
 
 inii;'it l-riiij; (o re i f us to I ,ind, il' not ovci-eh,n(.',cd : 
 
 One // (i,y V a Soiildiir made a nioiion tli.u alll<vii my 
 
 fe:t IhoiiLl eal't lots, and thole tinir winch had ihcll,i.:[- 
 
 elt I.on, i1;:jiiI<1 Iv tiiniwn over-I-oavd ; liii I let'iifid, 
 
 ar.d ad\ ikd to al ide (iod's plealiue, who wa^ able tv 
 
 r.nea!! as well as a t'l w. He then iivked 11, i.- it my le- 
 
 inanbniuc tva^i;.'! d ; I ivpiied, I uavc (luj prnfe 11 
 
 was 11. ,rd, and that 1 '.new how tar 1 n-.is from tin- 
 
 1 jnd, where I hoped we ih'nild eomi- \'. r uii iw'> t" 
 
 three I'ays, andto put them i",. ■iiifort, toldihem .: w.i-, 
 
 ht:t 00 l.caqi'es, altho' it were y.-. Thus we eontinued 
 
 the third and fourth day, nith.iut an. fiiiienanie. but 
 
 W .cds iliat Cu.im on tlieSea, and lalt W.uer to J.vuik. 
 
 The litth day //i- -.-/V died, and one im re; then we ah 
 
 dclired 10 d;e, beui); pinelud with htiiit;er, and the 
 
 weather lo foul, thit in all thil'e live day> we law the 
 
 ■Siiii biitoii.e, and the Stars Init one Kipju, 
 
 reiiianiid the lixth dav, and the C'ompaiV; 
 
 iniportii:ia'e. and d. uhtcd ihc\ lluiild r.ever I'.'iiic to 
 
 1 and ; I romiorf'd them as w. II as I eould, and pro- 
 
 iiiiled tliey liKT.ild eonie to linit the next d.iy, o 
 
 they lliould ^.alt me iiver-loaid ; and acioidinul 
 
 hcLatiiiidc of So Dep. after we had run k'yiiid the 
 latitudeot 41 Dc^. Ill hnpcofSoutlieriy Wind;;, which 
 ilul not blow at that time, as tiuiajly. 
 
 The llland is bv the !:'iiipr.,lki\ ('.■..-mo,, beeatifeof 
 tlicniiiliitiide i1 liirds of ihc lame name; I-.,t wc Caw 
 noHirds, nor tame near the I.ana, the Wind heme tan- 
 tor ou- deli-aed I'.-rr, where, 'v. the noodncls of '(ioil 
 and toi)iiii>r. at Joy, we arrived :ii twolnnirs. 'I lie plaee 
 i» (itiiate 111 ,V-.i>r .. ,/ ,ri../, hit'Aeen 47 jv,A 4S Dej-. ail'd 
 'x.y-/;' '. I he Ml p's Compaii a'l oanl the Admiral 
 wu-e lomewhai li !,;,■, by ivaf 11 .,F the mnhiiudi 'u' 
 Alen and Imalue.s of the Ship, and two of iliem were 
 d'-ad^ ot a f-'lnx, of the relt we liai e jiood hope. ()( our 
 Shin's Ciimpaiu (t()i- I amlMpp d aloavd '1 :■•:,■- H>rn>^ 
 1 !;..llae,t yoiii,'^ fp'uiticman 1 two were lalually drowned' 
 tiiereH are 111 j'afety, ,in.l Itroni-, and as for my ow,,' 
 i-iK. I was never more healthy.' We arrived here the 
 i.:irdot _,/»-'/', and on the htih the Admiral rook pof- 
 ledionot the Country, for liimfelt' and the Kinjj.loin .if 
 /■'',;'''>'./, ordainiiif; ,ir,d piiblilhiiij; eevtaiii Laws eon-- 
 eerniiif; Relii;ion, and. Obedience \c the Queen of ;-.,.i. 
 I :<'•!. At prilriK r-iir Fare is lomewhai better and daiii. 
 jperience ha; iiii> taiaht 
 y WiiKis we have met wirh, and what 
 
 Thjs wcjr'erilian it w.isbe'oip: ami 
 were very , ''^ what contra'y Winds we h 
 
 we may yet fee.', 
 wantmi;. 
 
 we 
 
 feveiith day at eleven we had lii;ht of tlie South pait of 
 
 N>>»'*' !!•:.!: •)■.', and at thrci- e- ni-e.ilhi\-ir. All tliele Uven 
 
 dajs the Wmd kept at Sou li : hio it ll.ifte.i we had never 
 
 (i'l: to I and ( having [Mr one Oar ) aii.l the Wind . ame 
 
 mi at North within half an H n.r after O'lr arrival. 
 
 Vv'e were f , wejk that unc co l.i Ic uce help anodicr out; ['•}'"' Ip'-ken of 
 
 ct the Roar, vet willi nmeh a.Vi, I einj; all co;r.e alhoar, 
 
 we kjvclcd di\'.n and Trailed (i- d that he had dialt lo 
 
 Miercifully Av.rh us. Then the Itr^ x-v^W hclpt the relt to 
 
 frt'ih 15,00k, where wr fitistied our fchcs with Water 
 
 .\nl Berries very well. We iiade a lit'le H.nife with 
 
 Bi.i phs, where we relied that Nii;ht : In the .Moimiif; 
 
 I dilperfed the Company three and three to lei'k every 
 
 way tor !-'(Xtd, appo'iitinrthein u) niea all .ipainat Noon. 
 
 Ihcy found j;uat llore ot Fcafe as i;ood as wi- have 111 
 
 l-ii![.'.:'ij, whcirwitii having lelrellicd <iui Ulvesiha' 
 
 take order tha' noihnii; be 
 
 '^Vc found in this place aliout 20 /'"'n<!M.'an,l 
 
 ir elfc' '/"''•:/'• Ships, Ivlidcs l-:"f^l.l' . who beiii)> uiterioiir tons 
 
 V the' '", lower, mufl- not let lis liitfer bv Hunger. Hie /•;,,;;. 
 
 ind fde from our 
 
 ■''l'\ altho'they wereltroni^e 
 Hoic,-. yet feuin; our And' 
 iers I'ateiits, -he; ihcwed us 
 Hirmamrv. 
 
 llieCounri ind Manners of 
 
 none I 
 
 louiv 11 
 
 all 
 
 nd. 1 the Qu eii'sl ct- 
 liiiiner ( f Duty .x,,^i 
 
 l^iit w h; 
 
 the Pi 
 
 eopie ren-.ain next 
 
 • is an 
 
 to die 
 
 days, and made new Oars, we r 'wed along ih 
 live days, and v.hen wc were hnnpry, went ilhi 
 
 . Ilnill I lav, my// .; y 
 
 1 fee nothing but a ve. Wildernefs .- Of I i|li hei 
 inc'cdibleidemy. Ire when, e antes ui'eat piolii 
 I iklcrtakers: The Ifiok lea ce reiehis the S !L..m, 
 bcto t;f me noo.lU F.lh is-ak.n The whole l.,-;nd 1: 
 ful; of Hills and Wo- ds : Ih, 'C, a< are Um the molt 
 par: of I'liRs, wiiereof fume ,.re .nci e.l, an: others 
 (rr(ij(.inp, up. r.,ai,y (if theolo ieill^fa len down, (li,p 
 ihewa , andii.i.der the Peh: of Travellers, that they 
 eannorput.rvvard. ^I'h. Gialsand Hrrbsa.e Ion..- and 
 i'ltfermj; friimf.u .s Nature it lelf teems to 
 
 tall. Jm 
 
 loi.ie 
 
 -Shoar "I'^r'avonr the V'rodiiAioii (fCorn; for I find 
 
 ir and Dl'il-ii^'md f.ais in a ni.iimer oe.ir, ed, lo that b\ niaii- 
 
 gathcied Pe.ilc and Berries. At Kit wc hapncd on a Ship furinp andfowina,, dv y 11 iphi i afdy be made tit tor die 
 
 of St.7o/"i Jf i..v;, which broiiphcus to i<,,/i o ; ths i\.a- i^'e ot man. Tlit ItuDies and Stiaw crries Iprini-ing up in 
 
 fter w.i.s our Friend, or ete we had been put to death ; ''"-' ^^'' ods.calt a pleatantodoiir. Bears do lim. etui cs ap- 
 
 fop when the Vd'tors came aboard, as is the cuitoin in I'^-i' a' out the I'dhern- iv; Cotiapes, and ar. three kil- 
 
 Sf'l': they demandiiip what we were, he faid wewcie 'i'^t> ^M ihcyfeeai by iheirSkristol e white, and ..relets 
 
 poor Filher-meii, who had loll: our Shi|Mn .Viifnci..'/,-?/..', than oiii";. Whdiier time f.eai y People intheCointry 
 
 and fo tliev enquired no mere. As loon as Night was is nnetrtain ; I could never meet with any Man thar 
 
 C'ime, he put us in Land, bi.id-iK', us lh:t"t for ourfehes ; had leen any, aiil iiidee,.) how is it potliMe he Ihould 
 
 we had not alv,vc tenor twelve Miles intoF ,;>.c.-, wliuli when the Coiin"y is Miipadible. I'oi 'he famercaibnn 
 
 we v»alkcd that Niphr, and were then out of danger, '^ nnkiiMvn wliotlier ihe Mniintains contain any ,\k...., 
 and il.ortly a'tcr came into /■;';■;..:«./ toward the end of 'li''"' the col ur of rheni feem.s to promife fine ,\/iiies' 
 iht Year 1583. " ill them. We nioied the Admi a to tire the Woods, 
 
 : that we miglu march and view the Country ; win, h Mo- 
 it'oii d:dn. t dif|leale Imn, ha.l it not been for Ic.ir.'f 
 I preat incoiivciueiice thar imght enfie ; for ir was leport- 
 ' .oiitirmed by veryiredi' lel'eiliins, diat when the 
 
 Jn /ticoHf$t t>f Sir Humphry ClilluTtV 
 Viya^e to Ncvvfoiindl.ind ? IVnitcn (>) 
 Stephatius FanncDiis Budtus. 
 
 \o \^t Reverend Mr. Rlt'hiri 
 Khfter of Ansatic! FhiloiC'idiy 
 Church in Oxford 
 
 It iJnJl 
 
 ■d;i 
 
 'ikc happened by (hanie 111 anotl-.er I'ort, the Filh never 
 came near the place in fevrcii Yens after, by rclon of 
 the Water bcin.t' ma.lc bitter by llic Turpentine and Ro- 
 (in of rhe Tree.s, v,hi,h ran into die Rivers. The Wea- 
 ther o^ now 'o hot, that uiilcfs the Fiih which is laid 
 ' U'd in 
 
 out 
 II be 
 
 IS 
 
 10 bed lea in :Hc'>iin, he e'cry ihry turned, it v 
 pauiied and fj o.ied. Howcol.l it is m Winter, theprcat 
 
 aught 
 
 1 h.id not purpofed to wiiti to you, wheiuhe Promilc 
 * of V Our Letters came to my mind ; you liac ttioiights 
 of fdlowinp Lis your (cX 111 .♦ ■/;■ lal), and thnretbre I 
 delircd Uiicior f//c i/'/"> to acquaint \oii how it was with 
 nie ; But that not litisf)ing \ou, I ihail repeat the lame, 
 having no leifureanhis lime to muitiply word.s. 1 
 
 On the nth of j.'c/c, we did at lalt let fail from | 
 Plim ::ir ill pood eaiiult, .vir Idcit conliltmg of five i 
 Ships, ihcgreatelt o( which tlie* .Admirals Brother had j 
 lent us, withdrew her fclf froui us the third day, wc' 
 know no lip n w hat oecafioii ; the relt of us kept com- 
 pany ti 1 the J-jdi'f .;//, at whi h t me the sreat Mills 
 in ercipt iipo.ir liv.ht, we wetc difuerted. Oar Sliip he 
 
 .VIouiiMins of K-e ir the 11 idft of the Sea. hav 
 us. Some of our fjornpany repoir, that in .\J/> they 
 have been inclolcd with Ke t^ days tcgethei, fomc of 
 winch lllanusof Ice were 6r, Fathoms iiipli, and when 
 thclidesiiext the o.,r:'v, re melted, i: would li) alter the 
 haliaiicc of them, thai the bottom pan would rife 
 upward, to the great I'eril of tliofe that were neat 
 them. The Act upon the Land is jiiditfercutb, liear, 
 but at ,Sei towards the Kalt are nothing but pcrpemai 
 Milh .; and in the Sea about the Bank ( 40 Leag'iei di- 
 Itant from llioar ) there is no day without Ra n.' 
 
 Wlun we have lupplicd our Necedity 111 this place, 
 we piirjx-le by th-; help ot God to pa s tow.irds the Sou.li' 
 vv.th fo much the niou: hope every day, b, huvv much 
 the greater the rhmgs aie, that are reported of tl.ofb 
 t oiiiitries we intend to Jifcovcr : So iiinch to our prclent 
 condition. 
 
 Now 1 deliie to know lomewhatcf your Affairs, kit 
 I fear in vain, and chieiHy I delire to know iiow my iV 
 trouMi- /-A-«/:T.'«j/>row bears my abfence. M, Obcdi- 
 
 ingalo.-ic, we deUncd Land lie titltof Au'^ufi, ibotitl cnce and Dutv diali always be ready toward; him as long 
 
 Jn 
 
 >n Mr 
 Ic Olid 
 the in 
 being., 
 this re, 
 leivvci 
 their ] 
 fore ti; 
 Sea api 
 cted ill 
 i.t, tlii 
 /;',/.'-o; 
 With i\ 
 nl'on tl 
 at D,:rt 
 
 s/"V^^' 
 
 the coll 
 10 J u;/; 
 of ■?"/. 
 The 
 lainc I 
 
 to tll.lt 
 
 then ( 
 Shi|i w 
 other, 
 they c( 
 lop. 
 
 The 
 
 four 111- 
 
 Itols, t 
 
 g.i ove 
 
 to feats 
 
 ihev w 
 
 two nil 
 
 with (11 
 
 11, whi 
 
 • elev en ; 
 
 they wi 
 
 two or 
 
 as otici 
 
 lije, Wi 
 
 Matter 
 
 I' uiio 
 
 •loat, 1: 
 
 Lland. 
 
 iciijli.Li 
 
 iMattci 
 
 fun's, li 
 
 lop, Wll 
 
 Night . 
 
 wateii, 
 
 ll.ould t 
 
had run heyrnd the 
 itlKiiy Wuuls, whicli 
 
 iy- 
 
 il r,v,;;n'M/, liciMulcot' 
 I iiaiiw; I-!jt vvc law 
 tin- Win.l lnMu- t'.iir 
 lic-nooJiicIs (4 "(ioil, 
 ivoli.mrs. 1 Ik' pl.Kc 
 4- .m.l 4S Dcp. ail'J 
 ;>; oanl tl:c Ailimral, 
 
 i.f tl'.C llU.|-itlH!( u 
 I two 111 lllclll WCIC 
 
 ■ jiooil hope. Dt'our 
 
 Lo.iiil 'l:.":^- H)-n„^ 
 ^rcvat'.i.illy Jrovvi;L\!, 
 ii'.l .>s t.-vr my onu 
 iV'c arrni';! licrc the 
 L' Ailinn.il ri ok (01- 
 :iiiil ihc Ki;i!J,ioa'i nl' 
 kcrtaiii Laws n.n- 
 
 > till" QllCOn Ot ;•'/;;. 
 
 Ii;it bcnir and Jain- 
 iciiti- 1..1-. iiii; tiuilit 
 iiL-c Willi, and ivii.it 
 iliT tlia' luiiliiiit; l)c 
 Miiiv 2D l'"tit\[.i.\\nii 
 Kirij^ iiifcrioiir to us 
 1-liM i;cT. Tlic ;./y. 
 , and fdc Ikhu out 
 idn the Qu on':, 1 ti- 
 n iiiiu'i I f Duty ar.d 
 
 fi'fij'K' n'ir.ai;i iicxi 
 \ , iiiv " *;. >r \vhi.-'.\ 
 
 ■ Ot' I hli her.' iv an 
 .s ci'i-at prolit 10 ihc 
 I'u'lus the '.'• '. L' ;n, 
 'I ill- mIio!i' l.,-:nJ i: 
 (.< ail- till 'Jir.' molt 
 uii I'.!, an ' others 
 '"■il ta L'li liowp, fti.p 
 riavelUrs, that they 
 
 til rhs a.c Inn'' an'! 
 
 iii'i' It ii'lt 1'i.i.n:-- to 
 
 ; lot 1 r<i:nd loi.ic 
 
 J, lo tJiat h\ niaii- 
 
 V be niade lit foi ihc 
 
 nil's '.piinnng np in 
 
 M's do liin.ttin cs ap- 
 
 and ar. th;fi' kil- 
 
 wliiii', ami ..re Ids 
 
 op'.t U) thi'Ciii iitry 
 
 I', ai-.y Man that 
 
 iihMe ho Ih.-MilJ, 
 
 hi raiiio fcai'on ir 
 
 omain any Mctalv, 
 
 uimirc' fine .\;ir.(.'.s 
 
 to tii'C the W'dods, 
 
 llilry ; wlu.li Mo- 
 
 lioon for tl.ir ot 
 
 for it was repurt- 
 
 ):!•;. ;luu when the 
 
 nrt, the Filli nevf.- 
 
 ftcr, hy icilon of 
 
 nrpoiiiiiu* and Ro- 
 
 Rivcrs. The Wca- 
 
 whivh is laid oiii 
 
 iiirnod, il will bo 
 
 1 Winter, theproai 
 
 Sea. have taught 
 
 that 111 M IV tlicy 
 
 K.girhei, fume of 
 
 i liiph, and when 
 
 would Ic) a!ict' die 
 
 put would rife 
 
 that wore near 
 
 indilfei'iDtb, tioar, 
 
 ithinp but [•orpeniai 
 
 ( 41' l.eajj'iei di 
 
 lont Ra n. 
 
 ity m this plaoc, 
 
 towards die ioiull, 
 
 ay, b, luMv much 
 
 repnrted of thofc 
 
 nuioh tu (inr prcfonr. 
 
 I ib. 'V I. I Chip. .XXX. Englifll f^oyages towards the North Tolv. 
 
 V 
 
 IK 
 
 ih- 
 
 f your Affairs, but 
 know how my Pa- 
 true. M, Obcdi- 
 tuward; .him asloti); 
 .1< 
 
 -587 
 
 as I live ; and I hope tliis oiir Voyage will anfwct hit 
 txpedations. It remains that you believe niu to be fliil 
 yuurs, and fo ynur.s as no Mm mure. IhcSonofCiod 
 blefsall our l..abouis, lo far as that yon alfj may partake 
 ufthein. Adieu inoft friendly, molt fwect and moll 
 
 virtuous ll.if{!.w, froia St. JM.-I'nit iliNsivfcmidUn.i. 
 thct'tlicf.i.'.^;///, 1583. 
 
 Vom.s, Sut'lxit I'.vmcniui ot ilu.h 
 
 i.'-V/^-' 
 
 C n A r\ XXX. 
 
 Jii Extrfd of divers l^uyagcs attempted by Fnnlifh N.iv/gators, 
 at the U.urgc of the Muicovh Company, jcr Di/covenes to- 
 ipards the North 'Pole, 
 
 IbcVuyjge uf Mr George Wt.)moutli 
 
 ASi.o i6^i,the Mtfco-.in Conipany did fet'fore Night, they would Hje a Mufkct, and our Peopl< 
 forth two bly b.iat.-, of 7.J and 60 Tuns, niij^lu hcarchem. 
 u.'tuaded for a "\'ear and a half, n> diKoverl '1 he no.xtday it wasrcfohod that fe\en of tlieni llwuld 
 the North-weft Padagc, under ilie kuinnuiKl,j'o over in the Boar, v.'irh Miilketv .Swords, and 'I'oj'- 
 <n Mr 1 .iV.,;e,'/;-'w,i., .'.'•, whod.e; arnni; tioiu ;<^./i/./the ue!s, to try if tliev cijuld feeor hear of rlie Afalter and 
 lo Olid uf M-:y, met with fo niuoli L\, Froli and Fo;; in;his Conij'any, wlioui tjiey I'earod were lurprifed by .'la- 
 the niiddh- (if :>'ii..>, in 1 at. c-b, jj, that Ins Meirv.aijos. 'Ji dt\ cured by wild l-Vafts ; but when tlie\ . ,11111. 
 boiiii'.difeouraged, would prueeed no fiitther, alledyiii};r'j t.he Sea tide, they loiild not J^et over for lee, andfure- 
 ihis re.iion, '1 hat if ii wit; ly.iutLd, they nir.;!n wi;iii.i turned to the Ship, 10 I'avo what thlni'.s they i.ould th.it 
 [etwoen •' J .Mid 7.- l)oi;iee-, .^i latitudo, witii ..iteiy of day. 
 
 their live:, and \'elii.ls, -jet 11 woiiK! be ill .",7 next be-j The next day bi iiii) tiir we.ithor, they fe.r :ill things 
 tore they 1 oul ' unniL.ie theni and lauiKh tlieiu into tlie (;ut ot tlie .Sliir, and made her ,. loan in liuld, keeping 
 
 her as liidu asthey oould, that l!x uii'^ht not beat and 
 
 bruife her Hull, becai.lo ll.e lay upon haul Rorks. Ai 
 
 fnneat Nii;ht it bonaiuo rain, and lOntiiTiod all Nii^ht, 
 
 by the liilt uf M.iy, and f,i be better tu'.nillud and aboutono, the Huaifwam aixl Stewai,! beini; n'pon 
 
 Jiea again; and iheielore it the Merehair.s would pro- 
 ceed iiiihe dil overy of tlulo North- welt Parts ot .li.H.-ii- 
 i.i, thou Ship.s uiii;ht be in the laid latitudes from 
 
 with Men and Vietnals topio.ecdintlie Ailion : W here 
 upon they ihapod then Courle fur iingif-ini, and arrived 
 ati).;if'«i<<ii^tlio lifth of irptcinlici. 
 
 The Voyjge of Mr, John Kiiight. 
 
 \,V;,i) 16.1;'', liie 
 1, 
 
 the watoli, 1 he Steward went aboard to p'.niip. leaving 
 tire Boatfivain at wateh about a Nb.itkot Ibo: from the 
 lour. Willie ho was puiupinp, many of the C'ouury 
 People i.aine over the Rooks towards the pliice whoie the 
 Koatlwain was, w!',o when they faw biui, llior their Ar- 
 row , at lum, runninj; ;owards him an fall a'l they ooiild ; 
 wl.oroupon he dif.har;;o,l his M. ikct at tlioiii, and tied 
 tu the Tent, The Steward liearini', liie Mulkot i',o olf, •'' 
 laiiieoit ot the Ship, ,itid pen eivin;; the Savages torun 
 toward, the Shallop, onodout to i hole that wore ;dl.:op in 
 tholoiit, 10 liadon to the roli.e,e of the Boatfwa 11 and 
 laidCuii'.p.iny didtet uula Iiaik of 40 Shallop. 'J hey made what halt they couhl, bu: I.eJore 
 1 uiis, lordiKuvery ot a Nortiiwelt Pallai;e, under they o.ruJd}',ei totho Shallop, the Sa\,i;'es wn,. oot into 
 the coiniiiaiid ot Mi, 'john Kni'^i :, who depaitiiii; fiom. it i whereupon they lent two of their Men baok to ihc 
 ioji,i'/.-K.i'tho iSlh uf .-J/j-jV, deleiied Wmo//oiun the 19th loiir, and the rett, beinu ei^ht Men anda great Oot;, ad- 
 of :?»«(•, l,at. 56Dee,, 4S Mm. | v.m.od towards tlieui, the Uoi; toriiK'lt. Mid dl:,har;4- 
 
 The Z4tli tl blew aStoiin at North, audio nui,:h ke in^ three ertuur Mulkets at them as ihev Itocd in the 
 laiiic ur, thai their Rudder was driven troiu their Stern ; Sli,il!op, they hold op tlioir Hands, falling to one ano- 
 lo tiVit they were loi-kod 10 halo into a Cove, to favelther, and thou ran away toward 1 heir Poats. They were 
 then (.loarhs, Furnnurc and Victual*, and wlieii the about v httle People, tawiiv, ihin Uoaids and ■.'.„: No- 
 Shi|i was a-prouiid, worked li.iril ingettinj; the W'aterouti fos. Tluir Roats woie very large, .uid as they were 
 o'lioi, flopping iior beaks, and laviiir; as 11. mil liread as rowing ,rway they lluek fall 111 the Ice, which the y.V .,- 
 they oould, whillt others were bulled in buildii:;,; a Sh.il-| V/'' perooivmg, wer.t as luar a; they could, and inade a- 
 lop. bout a dozen ilsot at them before thev could pet clear, 
 
 Ilioii'th, in the M')rnm;4 the Mailer, his iMate, and whioli made tlioiii tooryout bittorlv. 
 iounnoic tO'ik tire IJi.at, tarrying with them lour Pi- The ;^ih w,is Ipont in getting liiih tilings abiardas 
 itols, three Mulko's, tivo Suords and two half-1'ikes to^they louKI, left the .Sa\aL'o-i ihould lotu'-n in a gie.irer 
 g.i oie,- to a gri,it lll.ind, not above aMile tium tlii'Ship, nuuiberaiid belei ihoni. Tlien all hands wont to work 
 lofeardi lor a letter place to mend their .Ship. When ; with Axes and I'lok.ix's, to break th.o lee and make way 
 tho\ weievoneto tlio other iido,theMalbi,his Mate and ,ter the Ship, and the ne'e: Night they got her oo.r, and 
 
 Tl'c S.,' 
 Jll .': , 
 
 n. cci If:; 
 ot' ill.; ; 
 
 two mere went 'iiidioar, leaving two M .n in tU'.' Roat,i w:th Oars rowed ho 
 
 unoni', the broken lee, uiih 
 
 dioneMdkot, one Swoid, and a hall I'lki', to keep! little hopes of reeeivoiiiip their Clountiy, llie being very 
 u, who ilaieil 111 the Boat trom ten m the Murning till leaky, and no Uudd'i to lleer her, 1 his labour n.i:it> 
 cleven at Night, biltCoi;ld hear no news of them attet need till the third of yH.'i, when talioninr; ttie Sh p to an 
 the\ won- vp the Hdl. Then tlie I'minputer foutuleil lll.iiid of lee. they went to work in Itowiii'., their tilings 
 two or tiiree tunes, and tlie oth.r difeharged his Miilket .lomake her ttilf iherJ being .10 liallalt in her. 'I'lie 
 asotieii, ,iml lii leturned to the Company on tin- oilier .Carpenter made wha' Unit lie ei tild tobiiru, the Riidd -i ; 
 lide, who loeini?, no more than two, cr.ip.ured for the! 1 hey bioko the Mallei 'sChefi, and with the Iron Bands 
 Milter and, the rod, and were anlwered, that theviould lof it, made fall tw,. Piokaxes tor two Pmtols.-lo a:, 
 Il lino news ol iheui after their departure nut oi the that Night they liaiigod the Rudder, having but iw,, 
 !i' at, but thai tliov law tliein go up the top of the Pin.els and .1 Ciible ihro' the middle of it, to keep u to 
 I.I.ukI, Whi.li repoit llru.k theiii ail with great tear, with two T.i.ks. 
 
 rill' next d.ty thi'v dif. vero.l a great I oak e'nie abaft t 
 ilioir lore-l\.ot, wli.'re the Kc I w.isl|ilintiTi d iiuwoori 
 tince p'a is, and ilieSii eamo running in l^ l.ilt, th.it :i 
 was not po-.liblo to keep her free widi both Piuiip., ii l 
 they ooiild not lOiiie to Itop it, boeai.fo it w.is undo; d.o 
 Companv rinibeis ; whereupon t!io\ balled their umui Hi. ret witli 
 
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 wl.Kh 
 
 I'c,!, 
 Im,. !■ 
 
 1,11.., : 
 It ill 
 
 1.!,. 
 
 iMalti: 
 fun 
 
 iluiormi' tlie cxiromny th.-y were 111, wanting their 
 
 I aurl thr-.'e of their b.d Men, and their Snip lav 
 
 , '.o that they iuu! iictlnng to trult to but their Shal- 
 
 wai.h was nit half hnillied. Theyl.i) alluarthat 
 
 ,11 .n .1 I'er.; betwe n two Rocks, keopuig a good 
 
 w.itoii, and hoping that if the Mailer an! I 
 
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 "I'- 
 
 111 
 
 uiud ti 
 
 .ivel, lo tar that tliey ceidd tio' eonie ag.tin be- Oceum, and put tt ovc.-board ri^^ht 
 
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 588" 
 
 'Ihc Voyages of Mr. Jcnas Pool. 
 
 C H A r. XXXI. 
 
 The Voyages oj Ah. Jonas Pool. 
 
 .1 : Il«T 
 
 ■ *f 
 
 ■4 
 
 W'n.-Jl..: 
 
 I iiclfuiiuDcci, ulicKof u\' kilUJiuiii, bill wlicMWcli"o Kulioms. 
 i.ii'.ic lotliL Rixk, tlic lif iIkk iIk Mi.iJ.-i lay on was Tl,:.- J.ytli cf ;? 
 
 Iiulluw aiul llo|iiiip, an,l uhilr wc ucic kiliicg thcin. it I itoojfor C'/v. _... >. ,.,^ ^./.,i, ;, 
 
 l>u>kc, .iiiJ l.i- aiiJ Moilcs lli.l into llic Sea toi;cllici,, '-iw about ? CO MorCc; on Land, but a ftorm coming, ijicv 
 i.ii!jjn(', muul ouiMi.li ivuh i:, wlij \vasiiiiitlibriMlcd,i^^''-'iit all iiitothc Sea. 
 Hut oal} 1 y tlic vvci;;lit of liciii Morfct aiui Ici-, but by | 
 
 ilic Moifcs tliat were alive, wlio llrui.tv .ii liini in the . - - - . - 
 
 Waitr. We law ^leac Ituu ot' Deei in this Coiintiy, I C^iithc 2^th at Night, I went afhoar, an 
 \\\\w\i h.ive iieitlurBulh iiorTiee, to llieliet ll'.em IVjui j'""'^C('f t'"''' .^/■;';'.'^: ;;.;.rf\ Men, who told me that tl.ii 
 ildof Wiiuei, of wlioin we killed 37, bc-|*''i'P 'v,^.^ .afi away in (;.'.■,..',,•./, and that l^.iyuinE.l/- 
 
 . .-, the Wind coming tn tlic Nor.h, 
 •-inand, where I arrived ihe ioih, ,-in,l 
 
 , The iitii (if .?.•■'■, we killed above ico, and ladejti 
 Ship vviihthcir bat, Hi. lev. andTecih. 
 i C^ntho i?th at Nii'ht I w.'m -irtinii- n.,,1 ,„p[ ^^.,,i 
 
 'pint;i-ol. 
 
 the ni| , . 
 
 (ides ihc lour b-lore iiiennuned, unit of them two or 
 three Iiichebihitk of fit on the Haumii.s. 'I here is alfo 
 Kreat llore ot loul iiilhis Co.;i)iry, ..1' nliuli uekilled 
 foiiie, aiui weallo killed above 2c Bears. 
 
 1 fouri.l the ;\ir here to be teinjxiate, .uid not near k< 
 coldas Ifoandai i.'/'fMf-Illaiid, 111 live feveral Voyages, 
 aliho'ihe IllanJ be fi>e Digrees more foutherly. 
 
 The ijd, at a North Sun J was neai Bii^k-t''"'^ 
 tvhicli hath many fiuiken Kockb on llie Soiiilicrmolt end 
 of it, tiieiefure you imill toiiie no nearer than .!5 Fa- 
 thoms. 
 
 Onthefirftof A:ii>,ujl\ ftood fiir /."«,; /<?«./, and arrived 
 at LoiiUon the n ft, bleflcd be God, for ever and ever. 
 
 Xl}e Second Voyag<^ vf Jonas Pool, for 
 the dijCD'Vi.ry of Greenland, and 
 toivjrdj the U'ejl of it .• Set forth 
 by the Mufcovia Coit/pjny^ Anno 
 Doni. 161 1. 
 
 \\lh. failed f'ro'li BUil{rv.illihc 1 ith of -■Ifril, with four 
 rf Ships, ' i^. the Ml-.,} A/.ic:;/!'!-.' of i^c Tuns, 49 
 
 Men and Bois.; ihe/;,i:;.iJ'.-//.' ( whereof I j' <;«..•< P:.i w.is 
 Matter of 60 Tun>, iS Men and ljoy.s ; the .Imii}, 
 7oTun«, 2-V '^^'■" ^"''Boys; the i<r/o/;/(iVw, 16 Men and 
 Boyb. The .Mr > M.ir^i ;. was.ippoiiitcd tokillNVhales, 
 fur uli;eh p .rpofe ll.e had lix ^icn of St. :■?»' « </:■ Lh^, 
 with all thii:t;s litting for thai purfote The E.i:{dc:l< 
 was ordered to keep her company as far as G'cent.viJ, 
 and iheii.:e to icareh tliofe Seas foi a Pallage towards the 
 I'ole: Ihe l{cfii.(!ioii was Ixiiind to S. Su-i- ,'j<, 111 hope to 
 make two Voyage^, thiiher this Year ; but before we were 
 as far as th'. Latu.ide of 65, we were all lepaiatcdby 
 foul weather. The /;.'i;;<:i.'''' was (ioked, ilut the Wa 
 hat was in her eoiild noLtomc to the Pump, but ' 
 
 tir tl 
 
 teomc to the Pum 
 
 upon the liallait, whereby we could bear 110 
 the M.I , M.v 
 
 £;, 
 
 10 
 
 keep 
 
 '^■iic! company. 
 I came to C' i- i.-lllaiid the i^tli of Af/;y, where I 
 ftai'.i till the liiliof yi:iir, in whicli time we fet i-p .lui 
 Sli.illop, and ranged fjiiie part <;f the C.o.i\\. We |-,n 1 a 
 .Storm a' South, whi. h f uikoui Shallo,', and 1 law 
 lu he ciof: 111 I'v: Laii 
 It impo.iiUc 10 1 .ili th 
 
 w.thMr. U-i„:ct the Mailer, an.l othei>, to the numl\. 
 ot Ja I'erfiiis were arrived on the South lide of ij.r 
 l.'land in throe Bo.ats. / tookthcm ig, and at Night 1^: 
 fail for GreculMtt, where f aiuhored near th? .'/.;.)' ,1;,, . 
 ..'r.-ontlic third of /;«;■!//', and tomid tilers a Ship of 
 'lull, whereof one W.«w,M./,f was Maitcr, who h.;,t 
 killed above 1 jo Morfes, whith Mr. /■;./;;(• left on l.ard 
 vviun he came fiom thence in the IJoatsaforelaid, anduc 
 mended to kill at our an ivai. A» foon as tlie Ship Wai 
 moored, we j;or out our lihibber, and lent it alhu'ar rj 
 be made into (lyl, and followed our work till the 1 -•.'!, 
 at will, h time having Dyl by ihe Ships lide, we put ou:' 
 all the iiliibber which was in Hold, Ijm- two Tuns and a 
 halt, iioi doubtingbut till- Ship had I'lall.ilt enough inhe:, 
 there being 11 Tun of Hid.cs (which were ilie chut' 
 caufe oi the jofeof theShip ) and luneTen of l)vl, alldT^ 
 levcH Tun of Ballalt, befides lulf a Tun cfSione.s, a'"' 
 Hoglhead and a Rarielof Teeth, in all .about 29 Tuns, 
 which to any Man's judgment had been lufficient to ihitt 
 a Bark of €:■ Tuns; but .is the lalt H.i went out of her, 
 the Ship began to hiel, and withal a great many Men 
 went to leeward, thercbeing above 40 abi ard ; where- 
 upon the Hides in the Hold flid to leeward, and broui;h; 
 her altogether down, and the every Man llufted to five 
 his life ; I bcin'^ then tar troiii tl-.- Hardies, could notue: 
 up f J loon as others did. I f ■ ■. ..ath before n':..e fcves 
 two ways ; if I ftaid in Hold wasfure to lie dtowncd, 
 and if I went i.pthe Hatches, 1 inultiun the hazaru ot 
 being killed ; fur ilowii at the I larches the.-e fell 
 Hoglhcadsof Ueer, and. liivers weigl-.rvtlun'^s, the leall 
 of vvhiJi waofufficiem to break a Man's Bones, an,! ni 
 at:einpring,to get u[>, 1 waslieaten down twice and hut' ; 
 but it was ii'it the will ol God to take my l;fe tnjP.i ire 
 then, but to pluck me fiom the ver\ jaws of De.ith, an.! 
 by fwinuniu;', and crav'. ling, I got into the Seavlearcl 
 the Ship, will re a Hoai took ine up, and blelled be God 
 no Man lerilhed in ilus dangerous Accident. Weleirg 
 all got in..-itliri-eI!oatL., went to the //...'/Ship, w'here v'e 
 found but fiiiall lOmfuit, Mm iii.uiiik.-- telhnjj us plainly 
 welhculd not come aboard his Ship, and 'i.jufr,l I'lki ■ 
 and launches 10 be brought to keep us out. Then Mr 
 li-l^c .md others delired hiin to let iiic loiiie aboaiil, an 1 
 with mulh ado 1 I'oi alxjard with many Wounds an.! 
 IJrmfes. 
 
 In ihi^ our great diitrelii, the M.iller of the //. '' Shu 
 faid he wouKltry K he c<aild recover our .Slii|' ; bin Ik 
 I deferred the time n wh.de week, till Ihe was lull ol v)2e, 
 I'o tlKT: when wc laine 10 weigh her, boh herCib 
 
 1 1 uikoui Shallo,', and 1 law tlie lo tlKT: when wc laine 10 weigh her, boh herCild. 
 d 1.1 3; Dci^. wlicicforo prLvivinijIbtirlf, and lo we Inriowfuby left her, withom hope i 
 lit v.a), and iliere raiiiiinij very 'recovery. Then wc went aboard ilu; i/ii'.' Ship, whu 
 
Li[y"lV l( hup. XXXII. /I Fqy age to (Jretnhriii, &c, 
 
 589 
 
 ixfrcdiiiij; 'iHi'ifDhci; 
 at D.i'ttr.oiiih tlic itth 
 c they wrote to tin- 
 It fhcMalli-r ar.il liis 
 dnlcfui Uiccer5 of tl''' 
 
 ions iloalini; \vi;li li.f: 
 jiig tlii- lull let, 10 Ice 
 \.\\, auil (ii i;ct to ihc 
 a lie S. S. W. aiij ran 
 vliiili tunc I fuppofcj 
 ■ciii/iii!. 1 ran near 40 
 Ealtermoll part ol" tli« 
 I by m^ aico\mt was to 
 LtitUi'c ol" 74 Dcijrocs 
 ■ lidi-s ft" the Ice. \Vc 
 , but iiail 110 proiind at 
 
 coiiiinp to tlic North, 
 1 .irrivcil ihe ii)!h, an,! 
 ut a ftorni coming, ilicv 
 
 mve iro, and laded the 
 leeih. 
 
 ;ifhpar, and met with ,, _ 
 
 , who told me that their',.,, 
 
 and that CiiKtauiyi./i;-,' 
 
 others, to the r.uniler 
 
 the .South tide of ib: 
 
 IV. ig, .tiid at Kij'ht ("..: 
 
 ved near th? •",;.> ,i;.i . 
 
 ti'iMid tilers a Ship of 
 
 was M.illcr, who li.t.i 
 
 Mr. /■;./;;'• left on l.at-d 
 
 1)1 ats aforelaid, and \( c 
 
 .i looi) as tl'.e Ship W.H 
 
 and lent it alhoar t > 
 
 our work t'.ll ihc 1 -■.':, 
 
 Ship<; lide, we put en: 
 
 li\e two! ur.s and ,i 
 
 d I'allalt eiioiif'.li mher, 
 
 hieh were the ehiet 
 
 unel'i'n of 0\\, andT^. 
 
 f a Tun ot" .Stones, a ''" 
 
 all about 29 Tuns, 
 .iceii Itifficient to il.itt 
 lt„i Went out I'f !kt, 
 a great many Men 
 e 40 ab( avd ; wherc- 
 leeward, and broiii^h; 
 ■ry Man llufted to five 
 Harehes, eould f.oti.'>". 
 ,1th before ii':.ie hvis 
 a'; fiire n • lie drowned, 
 lult iim the ha2ar.i i.'t 
 llatJiCJ there fell 
 iplivth'.ni^s, the ieall 
 Man's Bonos, .ind m 
 down twin- and h;:i' ; 
 i.ake niy Ido tr.-p.i 11 e 
 ■{■) jaws of Death, an \ 
 Qt into the Seaelear i.i 
 «ip, and blelled be tiod 
 AiciJent. Weleirj; 
 he n^.'/Ship, where v e 
 »/;■ telhiiv^ us plaiiilf 
 hip, and eanfei I'lki- 
 ip us out. Then Mi 
 t n,e mnie aboaid, .ml 
 h ni.inv W'ound.s an.! 
 
 Vliilir of ihi (/. ',' ,Shi:,' 
 iver oin Ship ; but lu 
 tdl llu- wa,lJ! ol Ovx. 
 liee, I'odi herCibhs 
 hct, withoiii hope < 1 
 
 ihei7;i'.' Sli:p, w! 
 
 UnJ 
 
 ■ find had prepared for our 'nie. otir, wheri our Mer~ 
 
 ' elian's aj'.rieini', for the i'rait, we j;ot the (lOods .aboard, 
 
 ;.>, alio'ir II riiii of Oyl, 1 I'arre' of ii.ar< Oyl, a- 
 
 boiit ten lull of Whale l-'iiis, am'. Ii\c 1 1. 'pllicads of 
 
 Mr.if, s Teeth. 
 
 The 1, til of ■tii:,i'jl we dif.ded our Coiirfc for I'.tri- 
 Ui.J, and a,i-i' 1 ar ",.',' the jlh of Sc:r.iil\i. 
 
 M our tirii eoniiiij; to (if i-nc.ul, the Mountains and 
 V.'.ilies, ex.-ept funic few pl.wes, were eovered with 
 Sn'iw ; butlcfme we came aw ay, tlie tops of ilie Hdls 
 as well as the V'.'dlies, appeaie.l piccn with Mols, and 
 fi;u: lurle iiuaiitity of (iiaf,. 'l his Coi'mr, and tlie 
 nd| Kent Seas, aieuibiecl to tlu> k midy wcarher, ei'pcti- 
 ady wheiuhe Sun will) hi:, fmvible heat melt:, the lu- 
 and Snow, whole V'apoers olle'.ire the Lip.hto!. the Sun, 
 tli.it iliere IS b'lt Imall ilitferciiee between theUayand 
 NiL'ht 
 
 We fiiinl nianyf.it Oeer, wlueh we killed with 0111 
 ri(.\, an.l Doits : ■j'heie.u,. alfo many while Rc.irs, and 
 wl'ite, uny, and dm Fo\es. We faw abtmdan e o| 
 I'uwl, as Cnbidines, Sea-pidgeons, white I'atndpes, 
 wi'l (leefe, Willo.ks, and one wo called an /'//"', 
 \el!iih wo'ild beat the fnialler Uiids when they had yot a- 
 nv'liit;);, nil tli.y calt up ivnai th.'V had eai(.ii,.whieh he 
 lavinit hold of", devoured .; ..nd fo widi ilKlwMeat an 
 I'leii (.Imi'.o.., and few I'eatlv rs on tli.it IVuks, lo.ivcs 
 ilieni rojtet more. 'I'licte i.s Itore of fielli Water in eve- 
 ry Valley, prneeediiit; fr(.iiii melted Snow, and plenty ol 
 T drift Wood, but iiot'aiiulli or Tree as tar as we liavcdil- 
 covcied. 
 
 Ihe ^d Voyage o^ Jonas Pool tf Green- 
 land, who tPas l>.tfe!j inurthcnd he 
 irvixt Ratclif d«r/ London, aftiir hit 
 return fioi>t this J'oyage ; fit forth iy 
 ths Miifcovia Company^ A.D. i6ii. 
 
 1.!; YA/f-ff''"' from /{. t.4_ir.j/ the feventh of ///"// with 
 
 •./\r-~i '" ttvo Ships, the '/"m.. and the Sc.:-rcJ:, and the 
 
 third of Al.n arrived at C/irne-Iilatal, where we found a 
 
 Ship of ll.'llr.i.J, in which one .lllrti S.vhrs an l\r^'!/h- 
 m.in was Pile t. Tl.o ncr.t day S".-'' •n went aboar,! our 
 .'\dmiral, and \falter l<^ilJrl fenr h)r Mr. /'..iV", Mr. 
 Iihiir'fi')', Mr. .\r</ rt, andmyl. Ii', where weir-nhiltrj 
 abniitdctaininiihiiii andbtini'.iu;.', him to /■•''.;.'■:),..', bi.c in 
 the end lie was let ';q. 
 
 The -i'h wc weii'h.'d and I'.oml to the Weltward. 
 
 1 he '/I Ii we faw the llHu.l-r (tan.lini; with us. ailtl 
 at ten at Nipht eainato us, v. hereupon the ..Xdmiral lent 
 h'.s Shabo]' aboard him, commaiuii'ip him to be j^ouc 
 <nitof cur Company, and at a North Sun ho itriod aw\y 
 from us. 
 
 The 2rtli, wefpoU- with our Confort. wh" toid 11, 
 ihcy had. alniolt i'plit thi ir Ship with a pio'V of lee 
 which l.in.ke nine c f their Tunbers, fothat the\ liidlive 
 boot Watci ill Hold. 
 
 Tlic hrfiof J"'"" we ftood into T.tw' $mii.\ where we 
 fpakc witli'i'. "w./i jA/,M».i. /»/;;• of liiiil, in n .Mnp tailed 
 \\kI! fcw:!!^ who, as wo were afterwards inlii] mid, dif- 
 'overcd as far as Sn Degrees, two Ue;;r.e. beyond '-" '""K'-''- 
 ^■':V''):'shoad-I.and. V\'ehad 111 o.r.-two Ships li.x /(,,'- 
 <-)'.(•', (Xpert ill kilbn:^ 'he Whale; and on the 17th 
 .IS wc rode in harbour, we law fix Whalev. chile b'. tlio 
 Ships lide, and within an hour, fo many tli.u v.-o erj iKl 
 not eolir.rthe/n: Some ran apainit our C.ble.s fome a-.,,.„v,;i Vs 
 .cainlt theShip, and one apainlf the Rudd.er ; rne lay 
 under th? Jkak-lu.id. and llepi tilers n i ;i:;tiiv.c.' () r 
 Ciupenter h.ivintjihcii hunt; a St.iae over ii;e V.' iter to 
 l.iy Ids Tools on', we dmli not i!ilUirb tl;e Whale, :■ r 
 tear belbonid o\er-thr.iw the Stape, and drown all t'.y 
 Toiils : In the tnd he went away, ^ni carried ihe Ship's 
 Hcadreiind, liisT.iil beini; foul of the Cable. 
 
 We killed 17 Whales and loiiie Moifes, of wimh v.e 
 irade \'r,o Tuns of Oyl. with wb.ich ha\ irg fr-.'itcd oi:r 
 two Ships, we returned tot /.■ ■; .iii.i. 
 
 Chap. XXXII. 
 
 A Voyage to Greenland, nnth fix Ships and a Tiniuce, jet 
 forth hy the Mufcovia Company, under the Counnand of 
 
 Benjamin Jofeph and Thomas Edge, Anno Dom. 
 16 \^ : IVrUten by Mr. William Baffin. 
 
 I'n. 
 
 w 
 
 E dcp.irticvl fiom^.Vf."r)t.'w^i;;;/' tlie i^jth 
 r.f A/.o, with fisr good Ships, thi- 
 TV^J'e, the Mcfr/'civ, the (.'.rmt,','.- , 
 the Oefv\\ the .'hwii'f, and the 
 / ; tiie 7"''" and r'.ti."/.'' wms fliortly 
 
 
 Hjchnrd and Be 
 to follow. 
 
 The lift wo had fiphr of the CoaO of .Vdit.-v, in 
 I.at. 61 Drg :;o Min. the Variati'sn at a.nti'fnrft \fas 8 
 Dep. t'alb 
 
 '1 he l-jd, wcwereinl it. (5«,Dcit. .)<; Min. theXeedle 
 ilc> lined under the Ihi::;.)! (ij Uc_o". jo Min. by the In- 
 llriiment whiili declined ';4 Dep. .it I ■■..'.■/or;. 
 
 T he ■^rtli we defcried (.'•rrrn!n>:it w -6 Dep. S< Min. 
 near llfin S ir.l ; the C^ompals varied 1 5 Dep. Weft. 
 
 ^fjj'jr thefcond, at livein the Morninp, our Admiral 
 lent his Shallop to a limll fink that lay under the Shoar, 
 10 command their Mailer and j-'ilet to come aboard, 
 which they did. 1 ho Mallet told nt that he was con- 
 foriod with another Ship tlvit was his Admiral, roni- 
 ni.,:ided by one Frr of /)»;■';'■/, now upon the (^)aft : 
 We kept the Malter and I '1 lot aboard ot'ns, and Tondinp 
 foMieot ourMeiiaboard of her. brou-dit In r under our 
 lee; and then we lent theit Malter aboard apain, ohavp- 
 111'.; them to follow us. In the .Afternoon wo .lok their 
 SInliop, wherein were two U> ^!iJh-nKi\ and one 
 i.,'.-. 
 
 The n nrTJi, in the Morning wa? the firll V.'halc killed ; 
 we had no Night li:i.-e th.' j/d. ,-,{' Mn-. 
 
 <)n the lixth we met with four Ships in /'cofv p,qv, 
 
 two of them beiiip H^i'.;).'./. .', one a /<.i ■;■,>!, and the 
 
 other ot Uuidctux. The Maliersof the H'.'r.ndns oanic 
 
 almard the Admiral, .and proiiiiced a Commiirioii front 
 
 C,y/ivc M.'.u :cc\o till] in this Coiuitrv, but tvhen they 
 
 j faw onr Kinp's Coinmidicn granted to tiic Mri.o:. 1 
 
 I C'omp.'.ny, they told the jldmii.u they wovild depart 
 
 'theC'oait, he giving them a Certificate to llicw to their 
 
 ' Advcniiirers, that they had been rheio. and had made 
 
 theirl'ort, and that we would not permit them to lilli, 
 
 ' Wo anehorodclni'e by the /(/(■.(.-.ii.'.v Ship, v. herein AScn 
 
 l,?rt//civr. was Pilot, bcinp rc.adv to fight if they refiifej 
 
 ■ ro conic aboard us ; US wo I'onr our Shabcp, and the Ma- 
 
 I llcr and Surgeon ean'veaboard. who eo' kl fponk /•.'',;'"//'. 
 
 '.\t firii they deniod'th.at .v.;'.: ir.-i was ''board iheni, but 
 
 ilvinghardly urged, thev contelloii tliat be and one (■//.■.•( 
 
 Ian yCK;;.',y/'-nun were .aboard, who were both prelently 
 
 lent lor. 
 
 DntlieStli, the Maflcr of the B'lo' r».\ Ship, being 
 about icn Tun, aprerel to give the Admiral half the 
 Whales he Ihould isill, that ho might llay and hfli 
 on the Coalb ' The Mailer of the !{ '■ Ship pt'nulej 
 t'l dej-artthc Coalt ; l.a[.7'il Vg. .^4, \'an ilion 1 ', Deg :: i 
 Welt. M in in lu " Tl:e 
 
 ''V 
 
 » J 
 
 m ''' 
 
 f'.. 
 
II' i 
 
 rn I 
 
 '%■%- 
 
 S$o 
 
 Fnglifll Voyages towards the North 'Pole. 
 
 Lib. VI 
 
 
 Tlic loth wc let up a Crol's of V<ioil, and iiailcJtlic 
 King's Arms upon it, upon a Point ol Land called 
 K'>v> nrji 
 
 The nth, we fpicd lix Ships at ancliorina tinallRiy, 
 iiiic of them w,is Captain Ff the 0«/j/^iV<;^i/, fout I't 
 iht-m were Hijc.unt, and the lixth w.is a Slilp ot" //"i/i'i' - 
 .Inn, whcK'in was rmo Bowfc', Miller and I'llot, aiiil a- 
 lidvij lo /■,'w^////'vinLii more. Ail the I)il.t:/:i caire a- 
 l>oard of lis as foon as wc were aianilior, hnt U imcr 
 refiifed to L'ome, beii'.y fciit tor ty Oi.r Admiral, who 
 tliereiUHin comtiui:Jed out Guiiiitr to fiie at him ; he 
 tlmikirvi tr t;ct fiom ub, cut his Cable ajid fct lail, I lit 
 we Ihot hir.iihro'lhiee ot lin.riine., and tlien he eanie 
 aU.ard. Our Adiiiirai kei t the Ship fur tlic life of the 
 Mrlcr-jiA Cnmpany, and ehariiicd xW lij:i:iiis to depart 
 a'i (hon as the\ had hlled treifi Water, wiueli tliey laid 
 they wanted. I ubfervtd the Latitude h> a Qiiadraiit 
 of fdur l-ooi Seniiil:aii\eter, and found it to he 70 Dcg. 
 •55 Mill, the Decimation I f the Needle under the //''/- 
 \ii WIS 76 Dc-j;. ^o Min. poimini; to the Nortln^aids, 
 init pointing to the .Southwards it was 80 lJci>. Vanatmu 
 was iz Oc|;. 14 Min. Wcli from 'he inie Meridian, but 
 from our common failinj', Comp«fs 17 L)cR. heeaule the 
 Coiup.ifs is tou lied hve Degrees and a hall to the Eall- 
 ward, iiiid ;heVaiiaii"n isto the NVcttward. 
 
 i lie i.rh we had news that the 'joi:h and i"..iw« was 
 
 conic two days ago, and lad killed 2j Vh;ilis, We 
 anchored in (.ircA-HarliouC, where a .S. W. A.'mjii iT,akc> 
 full .Sea. 
 
 . ?('/> the icth, our Admir.il went all. oar and kil'e 1 
 loiiinier i the next day we perccned ti\e Ships in ii.*,,. 
 .V tii.il, and c.iiiieio an .Anchor by their, with niir ilir., 
 •Ships, il-.e i'li; f, the M.iirhm, and the l{l:i:i,,! 11,,! 
 yif.yi^i,/, havin,t; made .ill tiling* ready to liyh.'.. ihcl' 
 five Ships v.rre ihetuo ll.-H.u'.l.rs whi. h we' f;Mind (hi 
 ^.ili t.f Jill 'u\ (-.'.p-liay, a great Ship of /(.'.iv., of 7l.-, 
 'lull, a fni ill I'ink if .-(</>/.'.•, ,;.i,r, and a fmall .Shij' cf 
 /(■'i/. 'llub great Ship of /('/'.iv which \ce cxpe.'b'd 
 woald have f'( lyht with is, lent their Mailer aboard ,,iir 
 .Viiiiiral, andfii'niitted ; but the two Ships of ./»///.■,./,,/.• 
 would ghdiyli.uc fought with us, if the lli'J'\i)i would 
 haveallilUd ihein. 
 
 'I'licivli we came to the- Ships in f.'i-n.-H.iibour 
 where we found they li.\| killed iS Whale?; four ,.f 
 ihelcSh.ps were/-'. f«./', which had killed eight W||.ilc< 
 l<r ihe Company, according to agreeiiienr with oiu 
 AdiiiiKil, which was, thai thiy lluuld kill eight for 
 lis, and what theycould kill more, lt:ould be for thein- 
 felves. 
 
 J lie I4ih of .;//,;'(;/? we wrijihed Aiuhor to go honu'- 
 
 Ciiap. 
 
 wad, atuli-ntrcd ihv l' .unrs iht: Tix^liot" 
 
 .S.'.'.'.'w;,'*.*;. 
 
 H 
 
 A P. xxxm. 
 
 L:\tracl of f\w Voyages for difcovcry of Seas, Latidi and ]/hiids, 
 to the Northmvds ^ ft forth at the Charge of the Mllfco-- 
 vii Company. AnnO Dom. 1^14, 1615 ^ fVritten by 
 Robert Fotherby. 
 
 U 
 
 r Uhi w. 
 l.Jltltk. 
 
 o 
 
 111 L.U. r<, Deg. wc met with ftragling L-e ; 
 ' itiid the 2nli, and being then in lightof 
 
 not go 
 
 •* 
 
 N the fourth of AJ.i) I departed from ti-c 
 
 Ro.i.l, in company of ten Ships more and 
 
 two I'iimices, alll'ound tot Grcrnl.in.i, nii- 
 
 ij. " V^ .^ dcr the cummand of * Captain Doij.v.iiii 
 
 ' 'Ihel-.lh, 
 we plied tho 
 
 1 and, were all I'o inclofed with Ice-, that wc cou 
 tonvard or backward. 
 
 On the fecond of Jiiir wc attained an open Sea, 
 where leaving the reft to purfue their Voyage, 1 proceed- 
 ed to l-,:i Vrtdi-.hd, and thence to the Northward, hop- 
 ing t.i hiid the Shoar free from ke i but it fell out con- 
 trary to my I xpciffation ; for when we came to tlieLat. 
 of 7>> Deg. ^4. VIC law much Le Ix-twixt us and llal^- 
 aii'i's ll:.-.:-l.iiiJ, fo that not being able to pal's further, we 
 .U'chored in i/-:/.' n Sound, which wc fiund (ipen. 
 
 On the 1 nil of y..);f we departed thence, and coalied 
 to the Northward till we were paft //.i';.Vi''.s llcf.M.v.J, 
 but then wc law the Ice lie before us, that it was not pulli- 
 ble to p,,fa fiirtherdiat wa'.. 
 
 We came to an anchor in C'lfi-rvml, and ftt up_oiii' 
 .Shallop which we had brought t\om luiff^lnini 111 pieces ; 
 .md while Mr. Bzr/TJn wcnr in her to the Northwards, I 
 leent in the other Shallop into Mmuttui $oin ./, there to fet 
 r.p the King's Arms. Icaiifed a Crols to be let up, and 
 the Kings .-Vuis to benaik-d thereon, under which I ii.iil- 
 ei; a piece of Sheet lead, with the Mnj.o-.y Companies 
 Mail,, Day of the M'tuli, and Year of oiii Lord. 
 '1 hen ciittiiii^ up a piece of Faith, carried it aboard, and 
 in til hearing of the Men, faid to tliis etfect. 
 
 ' I take this piece of Laith as a fign of lawful Pof- 
 
 ' l'ei(i<in of ihis Country of /yiw!; 7ii>»f'j Kfwiantl, and 
 
 * lit thi^partieirar pl.icc, which \i\nmi: I'linity Urn imt ^ 
 ' taken on leliaif of the Company ot Merchants, called 
 ' the Mcrdiaiits of New Trades and Difcoveries, for 
 ' the life of our Soveraign 1 ord Ji-.ma, by the Grace of 
 ■ Cii.d, King of great fl. .f.i;'; , J-V,i;,c.-, and IreLmJ, whole 
 ' K■^\.•l! Anns are here letup, to the end that all People 
 ' wli.i ihall herearnvc, may take notice of his Majeliies 
 ' Kii'ht and 'I'iile 10 this CJoiintry, and to every part 
 
 * ti.i leof. (lod lave King j'rt'WiJ, 
 
 On tl'.c j-i»\ Mr, U'ljji'. rcuirncd in the Shallop from llic 
 
 Northwards, he faid he had been at Cape li.ir.cn, nrec 
 or four Leagues fiom IUkluyi\ llcn,i-i,ithl, but could not 
 pals further for Ice which lay elnfe to the .Shoar. 
 
 On the 17th I went again in the Shallop to the North- 
 ward ; we rowed to Cape B,:rrfM, and a I cagnc beyond. 
 In tlienicaiitimeit began to hiow, and grew to be a great 
 Iform at W. N. W, which continued from Mioi.i.iy Ni"ht 
 vllt'rUj)! Morning, during all which time we h.id been 
 but eleven Leagues from our Ship yet we went as 
 far as we could have gone, had the weather been never 
 lofair. 
 
 On I'n'J,!]i Morning we .ctiirned to our Ship in h'ltii. 
 h.rji-n, wheiii we tarric.l till the fixth of 7;//>, and then 
 failing thence to make trial if we could get to the Welt- 
 ward ol the Ice, and fo prfKeed to the Northward. We 
 had lent a way the other ShalKip the t.ay before, provided 
 with 20 dayslkea.l, to cnalt along the Shoar, an.l fet up 
 the King's .Arms at places convenient, hoping thereby to 
 prevent i\k Ihll.vhhi, who had two Ships now in l-'.-ir. 
 iinvcii, fetforth for a Difcovcry, and ready cotakcpof- 
 leifmn of liichHailx>iirba.'; ihey Ihould find. 
 
 We lailed Weltwards from Ff.ir-h.nfn fevcii I'eagUrs, 
 and then met with a main liank of Ice. The Sea appear- 
 ed open to the Nortli wards as fir as we could fee, lo wc 
 plied ihar way feven oreig'it Leagues, and then the Ice 
 J.iy lo thick on every fide that we could proceed no further 
 I hen Handing iiitothe Shoar, we met with Mr. Ii,iljiitin 
 the other Shallop, who told us the Shoar n the Kaftward 
 was mil. h peller'd with Ice, ,aiid the weather being ii-w 
 dear, Mr. ShciTviii, Mr, linp.-i, a-.d I, refoived'to go 
 upon fome high Mountain, from whence we migluiee 
 whar likelyhood there was of further ptoceeding: Ac- 
 coiilini;ly we mounted a very liigh Hill, fiom wheii.i; 
 wel.^wthe Sea ;overed with Ice every way, excepttuiln 
 Laltwards, and thought we law open W.iiei beyond the 
 Ice, wliicli put us ill hope wc ih'juld e'le lung get a I'a! 
 lage with our Shalloj'S along the Slioar, if we couklu^i 
 pals without Ship. We then leiurned aboard our Ship, 
 and plied tc>wards /■"(;// -'cem, where weariivcd tlie mh, 
 between which time and the i^th of ./wijii// wema.lele- 
 veral .Attempts with bothour Shall, [I'l to thcNorthv.ar.b, 
 but were always forced back by Ice, Snow and lUumy 
 Weather, The Snuw ly mg ,in In li thick lui the Water, 
 did hinder our Shallop:; w.iy, and our Men begin to 
 fear, that if it ihould iriw tjee^c as i, did oiuNigli: 
 
 line. 
 
Lib. VI 
 
 Ilea ■:!_ While.. \Yf 
 i-.l S. W. A.'ioii make; 
 
 •cm adoar atiJ kilV' I 
 hcd li\c ^hips ill ii.-i,- 
 y rlicir, uirli our ilir.i 
 
 iiiul tilt .'(/.■/' im/ nii.l 
 c.vly t(.i liuj;'.. 1 hd' 
 ( vvhiili «\' toiliKi thi 
 
 Miip of /(.Vivt, of 7t.-. 
 
 niid a fin.nil Miii' nf 
 V which vcc cxpi'ft.'il 
 licir Mailer aboau! our 
 [WO Ships n(.li)ijl:i.hm 
 , if die lii'f.-.i'ti would 
 
 [IS ill f.'iTi.-IJ.iiIioiir, 
 iS Whale?; four oi' 
 ,il killed eight W'ImIcs 
 I aj^reenient with out 
 I llioiild kill eight tor 
 •, Ihould be tor thciii- 
 
 i\\ Anchor to i;o honic- 
 istliof ,V.-; (■.•«;.'•.•». 
 
 ( mid yi.vids, 
 he Mufco- 
 
 IVrittcn by 
 
 It Cape JImcn, ircc 
 \d-li-.>ul, but could not 
 
 to the Shoar. 
 c Shallop to the North- 
 
 and a league beyond. 
 
 and grew to be a great 
 ed from Mun.i.-.y Nisiht 
 lich time we had been 
 hip yet wc went as 
 ic weather been never 
 
 d to our Ship in Fnir- 
 ixth (it Jnh, and then 
 could get to the Wclf- 
 ithe Northw?.rd. We 
 iiay before, provided 
 > the Shoar, and fet up 
 cut, hoping thereby to 
 wo Ships now in Vf.h. 
 ncl ready cotakcpof- 
 lould lifid. ^ J 
 li-h.ivfn feveii Leagues, 
 Ice. The Sea appear - 
 ,s wc could fee, lo we 
 ;iies, and then the Ice 
 3uld proceed no further 
 met with Mr. Ii,ijj:ii in 
 Shoar n the Kaftward 
 he weather being now 
 a",d I, refolved'tc) go 
 whence wc might fee 
 •ther proceeding : Ac 
 ;h Hjll, tioiii whcii.c 
 lery w.iy, except'.mhi 
 :ipeii W.iici beyond the 
 uld e'le lung gc; a Pal 
 Shoar, if we cuul,!:i^'. 
 irned aboard our Ship, 
 -re weariivcd the mh, 
 ot ,■/«:;/(// we niadefr- 
 h p'lto tlicNorthiiard.s, 
 ce, Snow and lUnmy 
 1 h thick on the Water, 
 11.1 OLic Men beg.in tij 
 • as IL did oiiJ Nitii: 
 
 llix .. 
 
 XXXIII. Adr, 1 other by'j Second Vijv.ige 
 
 ;9f 
 
 ,WUI..) 
 
 (lire wc came out, wc Ihonld be h^re frozen up, and it 
 now beginningid blow much Wind, and the Sea running 
 high, we palled oier fl")i./i'.i», t.-, I' '!>it ll'.',:iiiic, where 
 I had fcl lip a C-rofs above a Month ago, and n.iil 'd a 
 SixpciKC thereon with the King's .AriiKs; and uiiilli I 
 was gone up a Mountain to look into the Sea, our M'.ii 
 fiMding the Sixpence taken fioin t!ie Crofs, and another 
 I'Mlll'etby it, wall the Anns of Prince ",„ ;,.? thereoii, 
 ihey pulled it lU.wii, and I caulcd the King's Annie all 
 ill l.ead to be nailed upon the Cr l.s. I'rom thence v. e 
 prcceedtd to our Ship, and the I'/tli ot .(«^:;;(// came a- 
 [icaril ol her in I'.hi -i .;;■),. 
 
 The lid ihc Mailer of the C :)iinli I came to dcliie 
 help to haul up a W'lii'e, vvlii.li had bi en liiuk i^ d.\ 
 in 120 Failiuiu Waici, or el:e to pull th 
 H.i'ping Iron I'Utnl her, tor iri'v i' was tune to take he 
 Ol fnrlake her. Wc manned our I 0114-boat, andioiiungj ' 
 \■^ the p'.ue wl'cietlie V\'h,i!c Wis inn';, as foon as we;' 
 began tohale, ll.cpicfiiuly r fe, boli!ii;;fudJeii!y up with^' 
 a thuiidring crai k made with the 1 uriting ot her I10 ly ;• 
 jiid nntunhllaiuiuig ll.ehad l.iiii lo long, yet Iiad the all ' 
 hci biMsfan. 
 
 .•H'JhaSf of a f itt,:r f> <»i 
 
 t/:c 1 ji'/j iif J,. I 
 
 'V','>', 
 
 
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 . F. 
 
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 ■rnv 
 
 f.i 
 
 V 
 
 <; 
 
 OiS 
 
 f'.. 
 
 iJ . 
 
 .,s 
 
 V, 
 
 I 
 
 ^'5 
 
 
 
 
 v / «, 
 
 \I,^Men 1 I. line in hidni 
 *' ' rinnacc of ilie 
 
 r, bea- were t!itee Ship 
 King of Da lilt k,i i '1 
 
 niir.il cauic to an aiiilior cln'.c by me, and d ic. 
 
 treat ii.c to come abi aid of liiiii 1 wcr t abon 
 
 ai J a 
 
 to ::)- 
 1 mid 
 
 w.is ourt -oiilly cnienainc I ! y Inn 
 
 Hi a ked me by 
 Waip atidi * wlia' nghi il.e /■'.,'/■/■' Mi rchants did lelbit ■.r.<\ liih in 
 thisplj.c: I to'd'liimby rlie King of / /•■ .1'./ 's Ki;. h% 
 who had I'ranied a I'.itcnc i < die '■',■■] -n) Coinj-nov of 
 Merchants, whereiiy he autlmrifcs them, ard torlii s 
 all other, r . fie,|ueii' thilo place". I'lien he r rrcned 
 me to go Willi him 10 -lu- two Ku'il.'jh i'n; s in Sir I' .- 
 )«,ii,S</i;V/.'slJay. I toll him It vovid be l';fi o( time 
 to nic, becauft I lad 'jnit b;lincf>lv re todoa' piefciir. 
 
 Thi I7lh ucfai'.cdfVom /■".;/ -!-iini, and made another i' am! mull then go to Sea ag.i n jnd profeci te n.y dilVo- 
 Attempt towards the N. f., till we co'iid pais no turihcr, very. He lai.l iha; he would hav" me fO wiih him 10 
 huTce. We ilicn ii'od ho'in-watd, and on the ic ihot ' be witiicfs to what pallKl betwi>tliim and yuu, fir he 
 
 had .Matter-; of 
 
 iniponanci- to ncqiiaiiit \ou wi.hal. 
 
 J'.-f.'fw.'Vi wclawaliglitupoiiihebire-boiuict, whichtlic 
 
 Saikis call a ( CI/. I .V .•«.■ - ; it appeaterl bkc the blame of/ whi hconctrned our King and theirs, a:i.t tlierefore in- 
 
 aCandlc, and f as Seamm obictM' ) ilw.iys prefagcs a,' iieaied :iic prelenrlv to wiipli and fet fai', for I nmit 
 
 St'itm. It coiitiiiucd very fiul We.'ither all that day, 
 
 and w.i.s 111 veheinrnt the Night fcilowing, that thi: Sea 
 
 of trues over-raked omShip, 
 
 needs go with him. I replied ag.iip, th.it ir v/oidd bi; 
 a gnat iofs of time to me, and 1 kikw not how roaii- 
 Iwci it ; but he told me pi rcmptorily tint 1 mult go 
 
 I'hc fourth ot 0,,Mr' th. Shi|> came toHt;/);i/i/(;, withj' wuhliim ; lo '.eein,', no leiocd^, 1 order'J ihc Matter 
 
 the whole iiuniber of Men Ihe carried forth, being 
 a!l ill good health. 
 
 Mr. Fotlierby'/ Second Voyage^ Anno 
 Doin 1615. 
 
 ] departed fiom f/.cTOi>'' ihc iitli of iW<iv, in company . '^ 
 ' of eight Ships bound for (.K-ew/iiH,/; I arrived in Ki/.-; ^ 
 '.!■.■• the '.9;h of .?.■ '.c. from wlience 1 laded to '.lie ^ 
 Nonluvards the third of ^uy, but meeting with Ice in ^ 
 I at.?;; lUg. <io Mill. I anchored in < iiijs-nii-.il, mw\ de-j^ 
 p.ir'uii; thcnct on the i7tli, 1 proceeded towards the, ^ 
 S. W." tili 1 w.tsi c Leagues fiom drcrw.'.iK./, in l.at.71 |^ 
 I'e.;. and .'.m verily perfwa U d we were not then far from 
 
 towiigh, and the /).••./,'■ .Ai'nnral weighing, kept me 
 aboard 1^1 hnn, luc atierward.i niettsng with tlie two 
 Captains that came tiom \ou, he Ktiiriicd and an- 
 chored again in C/. ;j-/ 01..'. 1 bad vcrv couiicoes en- 
 terrainment to m tlie Admira', Vice ad^iiiial and Cap- 
 tain A;_/ /.;,.;/',!/», Inir the kill feeined to go awav difcon- 
 tiiited ticm aboard niy Ship, bccaufe I rcftifed :o give 
 him a young Ma.Je I have alvard, and toll me as he 
 wiiitotf. that he would Ihoitdoss 11 m\ F.ag ; and (bon 
 alter liieie came a Ihot fiom ihe Adm lal, which fiew 
 ever us, and 1 expected another, but prefcntly there 
 came a M.iii aboard from the .Aoiniral, to lee if any 
 ct your Men in the Shallop would go with them into 
 the Bay, .uid helwore unto me thai the Sh.ot was made 
 ro cad till ir IJoat aboard, btcaufc they were ready to 
 Weigh. As laras I can perceive, iheir purpofe ij to fee 
 v.'hatlJraiuihe Kiiigof En'^:.i>i.i li.i;li made unto the 
 Company, for they protciid that the Kight of this 
 Lain. beloni;s neither to the 7->;;;./'.' rot U<:. 
 
 I e.^. an^i .an verii\ pi I i^^'i'ieii \\l;\^cl^-uuL int^iiiai uwiu - ......^ .,..,... .v. l.. i...v. -. ,.../- > ^.i .^r ..■-...,. j, 
 
 L.ind, ahho'we.ould norhe it bv rcafon of thick foggy \ ^\^t" the King of /Jc/.7n,r ';. Thus with iny b.carty 
 weather, biicihe Wind ummg up at S. W. and blowing ' Coniiuendaiions, He. 
 
 hard 
 gain 
 
 I t.'ok the bcneht of it to return to the N. h. a- 
 ardcame toaii lllaiid, whi h I named Sir Vron.:, 
 Ir!..:. a! out ten I eague<; long, high 1 and, at thr 
 
 North end wheieofis a Mountain cf a woiideihil height,' 
 l0^e^ed with Snow, ivhicli I called .'<loii'ii ILil^m: : It 
 lies in 71 IVg. whcie the Needle varies tight Ueg. j 
 Weft. '1 he L ind is ri cky .md barren, worle than 1 have ^ 
 ieeii in ('•.•. ...'.■;i..i under So Deg. here being no (Irafs but^ 
 Mofs, .\i\.\ where 1 hrll landed upon low Ground, all . \r < > rj 
 the Siia.cs were like to a Smith's Cinders 111 coionr and X • 
 Ihape and tiie Sand is generally mixed with a Cnrn like 
 Aiiil.r. Tl:c ile.uhes'arc ttored w:th drift Wood, and 
 many Srones like Pumice, which iviillwimon the W.i- 
 tir. I f.iM many tiaccsof I'oxes and Bears, but not any 
 ligii of Deer or other b,\ing Creatuies, and tew i'owl. 
 The Wind coming up N. t. r.i that^ 1 could not pro- 
 ceed tint way, 1 relolved on anoihcrCouile, which was 
 tins, bl.tving perilled //.■...^i./.'s jciiinal, wherein he had 
 light of vcrtaml.aiid, which he named lli,.Jwiti' life, 
 1 found that by his own tci koning it ihould not be more 
 than loo Leagues ddtant from (■.cc/./.o/./, and ni 1 at. 71 
 Ueg. io iV'.in. or tiiereabouts ; tlierelore feeing 1 could 
 noi pioccedto the Nortluvards, 1 puipifed to go to the 
 S. W. tohaic a light of this land, and d:lco\er it, if 
 Wuid ar.i Wc.itlur would peiiuit: So I Itood away 
 S. W. :md V\'. S. W. till I liai< run i-^cT Leagues, and 
 w.is by account ill Lat. 7; Deg. ^,0 Mm. ndiere liaung 
 iheWm.l contrary to |>ro. eed Weftward. 1 itood Hail- 
 H.icd till Iliad run -ju 1 eagues. in which I lliould have 
 leeii th:s 1 and, if credit nny.htbi-guin to Hi/.//(./.'s Jour 
 iial, bill 1 law It taiiy, and u being now the i8th of 
 ,lu:iiii.\ and tlu Wmd at North, 1 ■iircifted my Courfe 
 for" /:.'..' o;.,', andoii the Hih ct Sv^'cmi:. Iiadlight of the 
 Coalluf ri.'^y''o{. 
 
 AhflritJ of a I.cUcr fro»; William Hclc}'. 
 
 may picafe to uuderltand, that tliro" God's 
 Bleding, our Voyage is perfiriued m a'l the 
 Harbours in tlieCountiy this 'Wat, wuh agreaicvovei- 
 pbis than nnrShips will carry ; fo that in fome places 
 we miilt leave good ftore of Oyl and Blubber LehinJ 
 tor the iicjtt Year. Wc are all ready to let lail, being 
 bill laden ; only 1 dcliteto fee ihoC'alt clear et Iiucr- 
 lopeis, whereby our I'rovilions may be lilt in ficurity. 
 We took ill // ''.--S'c'o/t/ a Ship ol l-:j!:ii.., cilled the 
 .Vi/.'i'j .-/./;, having out of him 100 Hoglhead of Blub- 
 ber, with two Wlia'es .md a halt t.iiiit up, a great 
 Copper, and divers oilier i'loviliims, ,n.d kiit him a- 
 way ballallcd withStoncs. I hire were two more of 
 ihcmwho were gone laden wiih fdublcr betore wc 
 cciild get thither, having iiitelligepcc of our coming. 
 There were alfo two I}.:, esw hom.ide 1 00 and odd Tun* 
 of Oyl, and lelt the Countiv the tixth of .1: .u'!. 
 Tb.c final] Ship /'./his returned fom the S. L. Iiavini; 
 made ifurihcr difcoveiy, an.l kil.ed about °oci Morfes, 
 and laden the Teeth, and joTiin of Hichs ; the rell of 
 b.is Lidingist)\l. The Whales killed this Year in the 
 Country are about 15" ; .and ih? Oyl will be about 
 iSc.i and odd Tuns, belijesilic Blubber letc for w. nt 
 of Calk. 
 
 A/ 
 
 ■/ 
 
 P.itntil{lhc 12th of ■li'giif, 1617. 
 M m m m 1 
 
 A L:tt(r 
 
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 If: 
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." OO 
 
 ')2 
 
 PnjilTlb Voyages towards the Korth 'Pole. Jlib I^'.l |np 
 
 
 if. * 
 
 A htlc- fro;, Mv.S.\h\on hi Sir Thonu^ 
 .Sm'uh'.f Ihj, the iJ,i'< online, iCh?, >' 
 Mr. i^lli;ruin ht PkU Soi.riil. 
 
 5 I K, 
 
 A N' rilur;y S;. ni, ll.^.^ biviiflit in fomiidilic ijl'*^" 
 ^ * • i,v, th.ii WL li.ivf t'fi'ii u>di'U\\ cialit ''■>V^ O"*-"- 1 
 went hull ,1 .Sc.i ill tlu' Iiv, 1>. iiiiii; (iiii Slii|'S tdi 24i 
 Hour-., tint 1 ilrur'.lii tli^y li.nl I'ccii ri^oili-'ii ; tlii' K'^'^ 
 brnkc two of diir' Amli.n^, Here .irc rive Innw;^!, 
 wl-.i.h lu\c n ninl I,'. l'u(t«iM Duliiaiui- in i Miip.| 
 .incltiicv J.(i ii.aniiiu li .Sli.iil..p-.; f>p ili.it wiili il'Y.'"' 
 .iikloiiu, laivavji-MialliiiMiulu' B.n, too many loi- 
 ns toiii.ikc .iVovnc ; tlicy ll.ivc ;il li.ilt l^rc Imisn! 
 Iliiriiiig. Wc ha'-c icafonalik- (;r,(Hl qiuTtcr with 
 iIh-iu. for wc Aivitu ry aliiaril ot'tlK-ni, .inil tlicy ot 
 IK. Tluy luvcpioj |i.iivot',Sa>-l<, ami ,ia- very Kiiul 
 t:> us, jTiiriMiii!! iisaiii tlniii'. iliat wevvaiit. TlicCotii- 
 paiiy iiinll rakc-aii.-tliii rcnule next year, il tlicy iiitaii 
 t'> make any I^iu'iit of tirisCiiiKiitry ; tlKv_ nni!\ (entl 
 lu'titr Ships aiiii beat ihde Knaves out of it; tor, .is 
 fir IS I eanu iltrllaiKl l.ytliciii, tln-y inn in! to eonti- 
 1 ,!>■ ihe 1 1 iiio. 'I Ik\ iM\e evcrvonr cf ilu'ni (; iif 
 \, •/;. 'st'oiniiii. lion' iiiKler his own Hand anJ Seal. 
 We h.ive killed i:| Whales, ln:r thev yielded but liu'.e, 
 Iv .i',:i"e:lie lecnuieii hndred ns at eair work : NVc arc 
 
 (r.r, 1-air 
 
 !i.i\(.;i, 
 
 trr'/itcr/ IP Mr. Helt'v 
 ■: I ith of July, l6l3. 
 
 i Aa; leiy l.r'V lo ui;derP.and of the Ai!iio)ancc!> I-v 
 
 ' ' the JV.„'.^;, hoili with you and a! oihei plaees ; 
 
 wehaie'eeen fo peller'd W'itli Ke thcfe iD daw that 
 
 we have r, n been able to y\M to Sea aiioi e ;wiee with 
 
 our Sh.illors, and could do no pood by re.'dini of Kail 
 
 Weathci aiid I-oes, nor l!a\e feen any more tlianone 
 
 Whale in a'li that tune, wln.di after llie iv.is killed, gaic 
 
 11-. nuiehtro'able, and we v.ereflirced .at lad to leave her 
 
 in tile lee, wiiere thf Bears made a Prey ot her, ami 1 
 
 ti:ai wdl ff'oil her KFore O.eean be recovered. .All ilu 
 
 ' Se.i to the Northw.itds of llj'^'iiii's H<:t ■■■!:rij, an.l 
 
 ' both KaiKv.Mil and W'elhvar.t there is naek'd fofulint 
 
 I.e, thatl tear It will over-tlnovv out Vu\.ij;e ; lowilh- 
 
 ' ini^ jou health. Ci. . 
 
 Ill ill- li.ir I (if;, nine SImji.! rrrii ni't'loycd, 
 ff n'.iih Pin- for Difinvery : 7 heir cliliijirnni 
 Sii I e/ r / l.\ivc fiokoi of I'cfi'rc. 7 k' l,i!l 
 I led. Anno i;^;:?, n: if fit Imi/j /•(■ //.,. 
 f.tninr .-irln^ntiircr', tiinLr tli' Ci>'/'n,\tnJ of 
 (■'/•/.j/v William (iOtKil.ir-.l, Willimi !le- 
 
 ItV ich/i^ I /iC-.l:!»rh- il :, pf t/c Si/uc'i 
 nlcrcof ypii ti/,.y rdtd I he I cttcr inllinrlnf^. 
 
 fair-Hivui, t!:ci\ih pf]u\)\ 
 
 Ml. //./,:', 
 
 I' \1/1'- arrived here with both our Ship* in lafeiy eiilthe 
 
 ] ** ' third Inlbint, ,ind by the eiiilitli li.id killed i ^ 
 
 ' Whales, and on the i 'jth two imre, wliieli beini; all 
 
 ^' boiled but the ble.id% will hardly make ''ill Sni'im^^ 
 
 ' whiehisavery hnall iinanrity. 
 
 ' A» tnnchinj; our Or,!er tiir the /'.'. «;ii;;>f, vve went 
 ' Yederday aboard 'hiiir, fuppoliui; ihat we Ihonl 1 liaie 
 ' round the W/riir; there, but they are not yet arnv.-d. 
 ' The /'.VmiV;/ are live Sails; the .A/i/i/>v;/ ^oi Tiini, the 
 i' r;fe-<;./>M/..(; of the lame burden, the other three im 
 !' Tun ariccc i they have i.s Shallop^, beloiipuii; to then 
 ■' fi-.c Ships: (hey told us thev expei'Kd on.; or two 
 I' Sliips Uiore everyday. After fome time, we ha.li.ai- 
 ' feniiie with the Adiriial, con,vrnui!;!he Order im\,;i 
 .' lis, andtol.l liuiiiliat the time i;ramed them lo lilli was 
 ex|'ired, aiidiiiereii; on hi'. Ala eiiy had prairedto (air 
 ' I'lineipl'saConiiiullioii under die I'roao Sial of I.,,. 
 ' l..r,'., for the liepieliini: ot any lii'erf-.per eir I't.-m.i.:^ 
 ' whaMo.-ier, tin' we ihould nieii upon iliivCo.ill, \it 
 ' 11 iwubll ind.irii \' | lealed < iir I'l in, i|'als to appoint i, 
 ' lo piiaboard tlieiii, .iiiil in J lo'. iiip in:H'nir lu mforiu 
 ' them lliereoC, wlii, h if thev wn ild eoiu'eliend unto, 
 ' in.ldeliltt'rnin lilhii.i; ihev Ihou'd iiiahitell ilunilche- 
 ■ l-'ri.nds K. our I'rir. i| al i, if otiiei wilr, ihiy w.m'.M 
 ' ..aule ihcni In iniin . 1 them by I rie, who had ratlui 
 piilwadeby io\e. I'nt.i wliieli he anlwtreu, Ihathe 
 lie.-ird I f noliich.M.ittu m //' /'.i. ,/, auil if there wne, 
 1' thoiu'd h.nc beemertitiid by Writn.j'. Wc r.-'i'lie,!, 
 rii.i' Si' \ nciiC.i I-, >n\yt\r -\i;ent was uoi ujiioraiu of 
 it, ..,iooui.'Iitioliave;iivcn iiiionii.iiion, He fai.l, he 
 h.ld .1 Coiiimiliioii I'liini ilic i'miee of 0..;)/:|r, for the 
 makint; of his \\i\ i(;e ii|-<'n this C'aif, whu li was 
 pro, iired by his Men hants tor |\|s defenee ; and this 
 w.isalltha: enuld be uutien from hmi by Words. 
 ' Ouihe ijd wekdied three Whales more; auil thus 
 we doubt not by denrecs to aecoinpluli our Vovage. 
 
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 i.Ani foned towiue in leai ■' unto yu lor tin lofs of our 
 ' Men, b; the ui'ift uu ' aiili ai.ideiit, iliat ever be- 
 fel lUito ['OorMeii. The i yli ot ;vHHf lali, we were 
 put art;,ar in the /.r- ((./., om Shallops being not aboard ; 
 but a, foot! as we heard .f it, we m.ide what haftcwe 
 couid, and lialini^our Shallops upon the lee, wem a- 
 boatil 1. II Ship. By tha- liiiie we had Ix'en there an 
 Hour, uliry wlat lueaiiv we oiild to ger liet out, a 
 main iMceeof CliH' fell, being the feaifallen lif.ht that 
 ever I beiiel.i, :i-i,l ex, e, ted notliiiii> elfe but ileathto 
 us .ill; but ih / we were yxX .ill hope of Mte, yctCiod 
 of his great merey and pri'Vulenee delivered us, that 
 we were not then apf anted to die. The lee was fii 
 great, and fell dowiitV.mi futha height, th.it it earried 
 aw.iy our Furv''-inalt, brake our Main-mafl, fprnni; 
 our Bonllprir, tnd iiuile ila Ship feteh fueli a Carreer, 
 tli.at ll;e heaved a Pieee of Ordnanee ove'-boAid from 
 iiinler our Half-deek, li.jvc meoier-board, and yet I 
 thank (u)d I wa; no; hurt, alth.o' others were f| oiled 
 ■ and killed (iofe Sy nie. My M.ite, and Skhul,!, f;,,rK, 
 ' and .'//'/■'.■theButciicr, arekd'ed, and many more hurt, 
 ' who I hope will tecover by ihc help ot Cjnd, and the 
 Means of a good btirie. ii. I rake my leave, c^e. 
 
 .J Letter from Captain C'^odlaril in Deil- 
 b^oiind, the ?.th of July, 162:;. 
 
 Mr. ;W.'v, 
 
 TOecrtify ynu of our Proi-eediniis, we have killed 
 
 *■ ' heie ill lii-\'-S<<:ir,> i^ Whales, aiiil lull manv 
 more by Irons broken, yet I hope we Ihall have fuftiei 
 cntrohlltmr Shipi. We base boiled iSo 'Jun;, e! 
 whi. Il \f<' airaboar.l ourShii>, auil iii.ike .ae.oiint 6 . 
 Tuns miire will lillour Hold. O^ir Whales here prue 
 very watrilli and lean, v.h'.ih maketli bad ()y|, and 
 hindreth usniiich in bnilinc. Thev have killv.l at Kn' ■ 
 /'«e.-« Ki Whales, whiui piove veiy hnall, yieldnn; 
 bur 12' Tun-. 'I here .ire in that Hirl-o.;r livi 
 K'.-iHm;-, well fortified, fomi- of them of ^r r^l'uus.inil 
 two m<iiervpi.(5ed every dav, wlmh I lear willmiuli 
 hindtr our Ships in tlieit lilPiin:; this year, and in nv- 
 pudpment not to be remnvcil from hence j for the\ 
 havi'ii! a CeunmiHioii from the States to rilh upon ilii;, 
 Coalt. wereour wiinle Meet there, and loidd pu; liient 
 away, yei wnnld they liyto oncof our Southern tin 
 bour.,, and f 1 ihouKl we fpcnd our time in f.illowuif; 
 them, and thereby Ionic our Voy.ipe. There were two 
 /•Vrne/i Ships ot ,St. ,' "" ir i-zir at Ki/t-.'';:; ;e, whi.-ll 
 were put away bv liie (' e>tihiy_ : anil oiir Ships, and 'tis 
 tho'.ii;lu ate gone for the Cupe. 
 
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 !rSlii|siii I'lk'tv oiiilu 
 ic I'iiilitli li.iii killcil I 5 
 roiv, wimli I'Liiii; nil 
 ly iN.ikc pill Si. Tuns, 
 
 \\- /'.', >Hj«:;,r, \\c wcm 
 
 111! tliat wflhoiil Ih.ivc 
 
 arc not yet arrival. 
 ■Umirr.l ^o. Tims tlic 
 , tin- oilier ihrir ico 
 llopv bi,'|iiiif;iiig to their 
 
 cxpcL'Kil cue Of two 
 iiie Hire, we li;i.li.in- 
 •eniinijlla ( Irilcr i;i\iii 
 .iiiuil tluin lo tilli «.ii. 
 iiy li.iii jirJiucii ID (,iir 
 he I'ro.lil Se.il r.f i.,.f- 
 
 lirerl'-'i'ei- en /7.-Hj.i,;^ 
 1 iipnii ihisCi.ilt , j(t 
 'iiiiei|Mls lo.lppniiit Ui 
 iij; in^r.iui lu inlorm 
 "I ilii I'oiu'clernii imio, 
 I'li niiiiiitell ilieniiclici 
 tluiivilr, iliiy \voi;l,| 
 
 rie, ulio li;kl raclu; 
 I lieniiUveroii, lli.it lie 
 't, .iMcl It' there Will,', 
 rt'i iii.c. V'o rrplir,!. 
 nt vv.iv v.iA VJiioiaiit fi| 
 iiii.itioii. He' fjiJ, he 
 ec of 0-.;(i;;-, tor the 
 li'! (.' 'ait, uhieli w,\s 
 is ileteiiee ; ami tlin 
 
 'iim hy Words. 
 
 ales more ; .iml tliiw 
 :ompiilli our Vowigi-, 
 
 1. 1111 von 
 
 ^0(l!.irel hi Dei 
 ly, 162:;. 
 
 iiigs, «e li:iv.' kille,! 
 alev, aihl l.ilt iii.in\ 
 
 we lliall h.ive liiHi.-i 
 inilcci iSi' 'luiii, !•: 
 ukI make ae.ouut <J ■ 
 Whales lierepv uc- 
 keth had ( )yi, ami 
 'V have kill; I at ;',:' - 
 veiy linali, yiclihiu; 
 
 that Harhu.ir live 
 leui of'jr'sTuiis.Miil 
 hull I lear willinii.li 
 year, and in iiu 
 oin henec; tor they 
 tcs 10 lith upon thi:. 
 , and toi.lJ pu; iherii 
 t oi:r Southern I lir- 
 tiiue 111 iVillowMig 
 ipe. Tliere were two 
 It i/'.u<-t'n: ni^ whiell 
 id oiir Ships, and 'tis 
 
 vv,u-. 
 
 h ip. X X A 1 V . A Voyage Jor dijcovertng a Tajfagc to the South Sea. ^^ ^ 3 
 
 ' NViiIi a heavy iicatr 1 write yon the lainctitalilc Ae- 
 ■,.„ii.ir(- ' eii'.eiil wliiih liappened In le the .:Slll of Jn'/r. Out 
 ,,l„.wii- « Shnllop', iHinj'.all out in eliah-, and my felt' allcep, my 
 ' liioiliei J'' hieing; a Shallop lyini> 111, hi;i Ships lile, 
 ' and eipyiiip a Whale punt; into the /.r-fl7, fn'l'jwed 
 ' hull and tint, k hull, .iiid his KopelHiuj; new, ran on; 
 ' wall kiiiks, wliiili overthrew In-, Sh.illnp, where he 
 ' loll his lilr, with iii\ I'lov II' ■ ii.ik', heiii;^, as we 
 ' lliiiik, larnelaw.iy with ilie mil ot' the Rope. Never 
 ' ail) lot's went lo near my lieart, .Je. 
 
 I'xtniCf vf a I ctler fioni Willi.im Fiillin, ir/w 
 had been twice cwplinrd I'} the Miikovii 
 Compiin)!, for clij corny of d V,ij]jgc to thi 
 North-vccj}. 
 
 To (licl\i[;ht \Votfhipf'uI7'^''//l('''.'/^tv//.W/» Efq',t;'V 
 
 H.'\\iiigeoaHcd all or near .ill the Circnmferfnreof 
 ' f),:us\ Streinhts, we linind it to be no other 
 ' than a gte.it Hay, aiid no hopis of a I'atfape ; how 
 ' ever Mr. O.i-. ;< wa.s not to \'e Mained for his Report, 
 ' ilic Sea IsciiiR open, and ot an iinleirehable <lepi!i as 
 ' fir as //r/'" S"/?«,/.-.;. «, whith ri in 71 I'ei;. isMin. onl. 
 ' the Tides keep no ecrtain corrfe, nor rife Init a Imall 
 ' lieij;lit, .\s eijiht or nine l-'oot, and the Flood comes 
 ' lioni the Si-aitliward ; and in, ill the Hay hcyond that 
 ' place, the Tide i.s fmali and not iinuh to he regarded . 
 ' yet by reafm of Snow meltini; on the Land, tlie KhI 
 ' isltriinger th.in theHood, hy means whereof, and the 
 ' Winds holdinj; Northerly the lore part of the Year, 
 ' the f'.reat lllesof lee are fet to the .Souihward, foine 
 ' into //i,.//-). s Strait, and others towards \rii\',>((H,i/i«.( ; 
 ' for in all the Cliannel where the Sea is open, are ir.i- 
 ' ny of them drivitiR nj) and down, and till this year 
 ' nor well known whctethey were bred. 
 
 ' In the next place I lliall acqiiaint you what profit 
 ' maybe iiiadely this Vi.yai^e, if it fliall he again at- 
 ' tempted. In this F>av are i;reat ninibers of iliofe 
 ' Whales, called hy the Vt'lcr.iju-'i the ('f>m,! U.i^ U'rr.lrs ; 
 ' for webciii!<hiitonc day in ll'ii.i/c-Seiini i fo called for 
 ' the m.iny \V hales we there f-iw ilecpinp on the Water ) 
 ' might have ftru.:k more than would have made three 
 ' Ships a laving Voyape, had we been ptovided with 
 ' Men and other tliingi necellaty. 
 
 ' Btif Itcrc foinc mnv ohjec' and ttsk, wlty wf fearel'cd 
 that Caiall no better.' To this ladfwer. That tlieWea- 
 tliei was to eveerdhiR foul, we<o«)d net ; for v,b"nvvc 
 an, hore.l in lt'<:l.'iilihv:-f:ii,iii, our Ship prifently drove 
 With two Anehoir. ahead, fo that wc wen- l)>reed to 
 (land forth wiiha low fail. The next day in U'l/c- 
 Sou/:. I we loll an Aiulior anil Cable, .mil ec'iKI ("At 
 the plat e no more ; and if we had ( oiuid a p,ond H.tr- 
 boiir, ycr having h'lt our Ship's IJoat, weduri; I'Or liiiil 
 her tar from the Ship, having hu"- i-r Men. nnd (on;t- 
 of them very weak. liur rhe ihieF ranh vve'p-.'iit I1.1 
 lirtlitime In fiykinpa Harbour, w.n our :_,reai d'elrreto 
 pertortnihedifeovcry, having the .Sea "p.n in .;,') tlia' 
 part, and a i-oininiul probability ot a l'aifii.:e: !u' 
 when we had coalted th,- L.ind fo far to theSoiuhw.o-,!. 
 that liopeof PalHigewaj none, thcntl'c Yiai b.-inj.' n,.- 
 farlpenr, aii>l man of c.ir Men verv wii'-. we h peil 
 that f line Ships would he felir next Year -ok:!! M'li.i;;'.-. 
 wlirliniiglif better do it th.iti we. 
 ' Having thus l,,riel!v let down what Ii'-r. .licre is of 
 making a iTolitablc Voyage, it is nor u-'.'it ■, o;i ihoiil.l 
 know what hindrance niav hapjicn to il 1 liinii'. ibc 
 ilnelell ati 1 greatell ra' fe is, that liiine vinrs hy rcafi'f. 
 of the lee lying between 71 Deg. an! n half, and 76 
 Deg. the Ships eaiiiiot conic into tliofe pl.iecs till to- 
 waiil iheiiii.llf of ;,',. V, fo that want of time to If.ty 
 inilu-C^oitntrvniay he feme hindrance; yet they mav 
 r.irryrillihelalfof /lir; j!, in which fpacc good Itorcof 
 Oyl niay he made, anlvvhat liiinorhe made into Oyl, 
 may hehrouglit home in Rltthber. .Anrther hindrance 
 imv he, lK\aiif.- th? bnttoin of the Snuiidsvvtil not be 
 lo I I'liicbar I f lee .ns might he willied, whereby .1 
 Whale niav loii'rtinns heio'lt, yet 1 ampcrfu.aded they 
 will he all clear hef ire the z<- th 1 1 Jn.'--. Furthermore, 
 there hemp litrle W.md to be expedcd hercahouts, 
 ('oal.i mull be brorglr trom lir^i-n,!, 
 ' .\n\ 11 iw ahho'we h.ivenor pirformei! wli.it ivc Je- 
 lired (that is,to liav e found a I'aliage^ vet I iiope yotiwil! 
 tliinkihat weliavenot Ipetit o'lr timciiivain, eo-iiider- 
 ing how mil h lee we palled, aiidthcil;ni..iilry ot" I'ailiiig 
 npoii a Tiaverfe fo near the Pulo, and aboveallthe 
 wonderl'il variation of the C'otnr.ils in t.'iis JPiv, in- 
 crealinp and deeiealiiig l',)iuddeit!v aniifvvilih, rl; ir in 
 Sir lV'"»itj S")«/ /'s S'ni.l if, 7S Deg, hy iU\'irt good 
 Obfervatioiis, 1 I'liind r varied abo'e live I'oinisor56( 
 Dig, to the Weltwaid, I , that a N. h. by h. is true. 
 North, a thing iiicivdible, and match'el's in ;.|| the 
 World liclides. In line, vvji.itcvcr my Labours atcor 
 ihall he, t elleemihem too little to exprefs my th.-tnk- 
 fui Miiiid flit your many I'avours, i^c. 
 
 llllUAmB/ifr.. 
 
 ■») 11 I 
 
 w;Ji 
 
 Chap. XXXlV. 
 
 'I he jl range md dangerous l^oyagc of Captain Thomas James, 
 in his intended 'Difconcry of a North^)ve/l TaJJage into the 
 South Sea, 163 1. 
 
 it'ti. 
 
 ^-TTil 
 
 HI' worllapUil Company of Merchant Ad- 
 veiitiirti's ot the City ot Brijll^ itiulerftand- 
 ing that our Soveraigii Lord r/ii/r.- the tirft, 
 had aneainelt delire to be certified whether 
 tliire were any I'.atlape, or not, by the North-well iiit,-i 
 the South Set, liidtit and fet forth a choice, well-condi- 
 tioned, ftroni-. Ship, called the Urtnirit,: M,vi,i. of the 
 ftirtlieiiof 70 Tuns, viiftnalled for 1 8 Months. 
 
 I W.1S ever of opinion that this Aiflion might be better 
 etVecled by one Ship than two, heeaufe in tltofe Icy .Seas 
 (a much fubteit to Togs and Storm.s, they might be ealily 
 fepai,ited ; and a place iif meetin;; in Uif-overies cannot 
 liiti ly, or without mmh hindrance bo appointed ; 
 wherefore I refolved to have but oneShip, the .Ship-boat, 
 and a Sliallop. 
 
 A great Ship ( .is hy former experience 1 had found ) 
 was uiiht to hi; forced thro' the Ice. 1 therefore made 
 choice of a .Ship of the burthen aforefaid, which the 
 * arpenters made as fhonp and fcrviccablc as poihbly in 
 their iinderflanding ihcy could. 
 The Baker, grcvwer, Butcher, and others, undertake 
 
 their Offices upon their Credit:;, knowing it: to be a t»e- 
 tal buhnefs, and their iiirer undoing if rhey failed in per- 
 formance j but truly rhey proved themlelvcs Maften ifi 
 their Arts, .uid have my piaile for their honcft care, 
 wherein conliited a great part of the perli^rinance of the' 
 Vovape. 
 
 Thcniimherof Men thougiitronvenientto manage this 
 bulinet's w.as 22, whereof to wcrerhoite able Men, two 
 Younkers, andmylelf ; vohint.iry Loiterers I difcl.imied 
 andpuhlilhed 1 would have none but approved able Sea- 
 men, and unmarried. 'I'he whole Company were ilran- 
 pel^ to me and each other, but pnv.itely reconimeiidcd 
 to me hy worthy Merchants.for their Ahiiity ami I'idelity, 
 I was fotighr to by divers that had formerly hecnin p la,■es 
 of thcehufett commandiii this AiiUon, and others aifo 
 that had ufedthcNothem Fey Sean ; htiC 1 utterly refuted 
 thctiiall, and would by no means have any with me that 
 had been in the like Voyage or Adventures, for tome pi j- 
 vare Rcafons, unneccffary here xj bo rel.ated. Thus 
 keeping rhe Pmverinmy own Hands, I had all the Men 
 to acknowledge immediate dependence upon niy fcit 
 
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 alone, l)oth for il.rL'diii;' tlicNavi){»iiou, atiJ -lii'polit'K many (...iw^., /; j, '11,^ vviMtlicr w.is lot ilii muii 1 , , 4 
 
 ly I'Co.i.iliMju.l 1 J Ik- I'.i;. 
 
 Ilici7tli, at Nil lit •vi-i,c,i,,i iIk- rut I'f tlic Mi- .ir, ,is 
 'Vi tliom In, iii.ikiiij; an liollow anil hi.ltnii , ihmIi', IAc 
 •111 ().ci-l ill , I' \V.i.u. VVf tl(«).| I tl I'loii. II ml i rc.ik 
 "I ''..ly, an.! .it limi in tiio Ali-riiiiif; luiiiul it ti j.c .1 i.u 
 i'p.iinll ;i Hauk of hcilut la' nn iht Muar, ai'.l (aw lii.. 
 1 aiivlal.iJc tlicbi i;, wlii.li \vc kniw t.iU' tlic liLuii! ol 
 l{::':i,ii.i,. 'I'll. s Niglit all i.iir Kii'jiiiiK anil Viils wcu- 
 iii>zcii. Hi 
 
 lii>zcii. Hiri; n-ns « (iimk Tiilc iiiro tli.- Sir. lylii, but 
 llic Llili i.> ai. Uri 114 .is the M.iO.I. '1 lie I: i; u'as 1 f ("■ v|i 
 
 all otIuT tliiiiiii uli.xctocn:r 
 
 Unilic Kioii.li.t' Mil. i^)«i, acrompaiiitj W'tl. tii 
 vers Men luiits ut' tlK- dry of Bll/^/, Advciitiin.'iv in 
 tlii.s Aclioii, I wi'nt ab'.ard, wlurc 'ic Rcvcrriul Mr 
 I'.iiiii-i j'ica.hiil a Sciiiiiiii, ixlionmi, i \(,>coiiliiiiit lno 
 llicilv love ani'inpll ns aiu! l.<|ic- I'ulil .o|'rolV(s iliLtri i 
 t lirilliaii Rclijtuin whtrcMT \vi- IhoiiM liapi'tii loi.im' 
 Aturilu'Y li.i.l u.ciM'il fiuli ii'tcrui.uui'iit as I luiilii 
 ■alt', ul tliiai, tliiy rciurm'il tn /( ./.o/, and the next il.iy, 
 at;er I'lajer- liir ai'iolpciniis Vovape, \M' flood duwiitlie 
 t iKinncl' nt S-t:i»/, w'itli little Wiii.l, and got to tlie 
 
 Wiitw.itdof l.ii'hh, when ilie W.iul .oi.iiiig aj>aiiil) 11s, a piermig inure, iliat it l|()ilcd allo'.v l^in.| alle.«, an.; 
 vc aneli.ired 111 /.(,>(■/» ro.id, uhire we remained until '"i.'e tin in lo lieavy iliitility no. Id m.t traverie ; wIku 
 fli.'eij'litli, .niid llteii fetiini; tail, we were forced 10 put 'ore I .idwie •Ik (e iliat lluN t^l^cl ilns way lief.'al'ur, t/ 
 jtito a;, r ,/ I laviii, where .ic rtiiiaiiied till the I7ili, provi.le Compalles c f A/,i/i ;.'rt (llal.s, or lime otliu 
 mIilik ewitli t!ie lirll fur W ii.l, we proeceiiedandilouti-j "'.H'lt that vmJ nitliiic the moilliiic of the wcitlur. 
 Ii J Cipci /.If in Jc.iw.'. Hue 1 i.ideteda W.N. \V, .-As ilieFopiJiaie.liip, wi . „ Id fee the eiiti.mee of il c 
 Cirro to be kept as near as the Wind would give 1 S'reij'hi, whah uas ill lull i 1 Lc tlolc ihioi.jed tope- 
 lej\o. _ I ''"-'I- 1 it.ka'.oiiiiiij; ti i;o torv.anl, we w.ie lalt in- 
 
 '1 lie r, nvtii. f Ti(«f Icinp very thck foul weather, we <lokdinir, and In Jr vr to ai..| a[;a n with i', hn.'.ini; 
 nin.le the I iii.i of (; fivi/.iii/, and the iiixt day ->i two iii; "i _i;iijuiid at ij .. I athnm t'o'irli-aeiies tri iiiti;e,Shoar. ' "^ 
 theMnriniii;, wi rv'tmnni j ailed with 'le, and en Jc.ivour-) I hi-' i^lli wef!oi aLontthi .Soutlu nil', iia ofthe !llaiiJ,'i 
 ii'i; to clear I tir lehtsot' it, wcretho more eiiiMned, be- ! ^I'ld tlie Wiii.l eonini;4 ipatWMI, di.'Ve loth iis aiiJ the 
 i.iuf'- weeoii d not lee faraloiit us, and we jlriu k many J'ciiprn ihe Shoii. When we werediiven uithn two 
 tearful Mows ai'anirt It. .^t l.ilt we filfmd to a \ety ! ' taums ot the .Ihoar, we eaiiii; anion); the Itrangtit 
 gic.it pieee ( it Mnivin);a S'orin ) and wroiij'.hr all U.iy | w'linlini'.sorthr .Se.i that po.'iiLly laii he lOiieeiNed. Thcie 
 .T-.d iiipht to keep otf the lee, in which lab.jiir «e biakc Wereiti^.-erspuat ptiesi.f In aj;iiimjilin 40 F.ithorn wa- 1.' 
 
 ''■r •indthe I'.bl) eoiiiiiii> out ofthebioken f IroniKisof ihei: 
 'ic^v' Ml!; wc were bcfet ^'th | l'li"da'iif>n;',ll thele III s of Ke, ir.a.le I'u. Ii .iitilliaillior 
 pie. . I Le, that came nroii that we were earned round, foiuetiines dole by li.e 
 I Ml ieli. .. and doiibilels had '^ocks, lometimes lo neai thole high p'eces of lie, tli.it 
 it .. had 11 ■■ il fall fiine .Sail, wc teared they wouM l.ill npi n 114. \\'ith our Ked.;ii 
 CK , ing iliar danger -ind Grapnels we made fall two ;.;rrat pie.es of lee looiii 
 that we ihiublcd whe- lides, that drew nineor ten l-.iih. m, that f.itlm mijihtbe 
 'hir our Sli!i' lu.l not U-enllavcd to pieees, but pump- ay.nnind before iis if we If, mid be dtiMii alh.ai. Our 
 ir.p, we fi'iind ll.e m.ule no VVaiir. Ihe former picees Roat bei-); now liiiilhcd, I feni her tu hiid loine plaie ol 
 ot lec had erulheil o r .Sh.illop nil to piece', wherefore • fe.iinty, but Ihe was piefently inJole.l, and loi.edto 
 1 ordered o'lf I uii,i;-boat to be had np from I)etwixt the jl.lle up on the Kc, or eile ihe had been enill.id in pie.;es. 
 Dicks, and put o\er-bo:ird, b\ li. )p wlicreot wereciner- | I hey r.in her nvei the Le t'r.'ii. piece topic, e, and in the 
 e. o::r broken Slial'iip, ami ha.l her up on the Decks, in- ' mean rime with the v/hirlinj; and ei.iouii'rinii of the 
 t.'iiciiiigto icbiiildlicr. Allthisjay it b'ewallorm,aiid in Ice, the two pieces broke aw/y from oyr (ides, and car- 
 ihe l-.vtnu.!; MC weie incloled with picicsol Ice as hi(;h ncd away oiir Keilger and Grapnels. Then wc maJe 
 as our I'oop, and loiiieot the ihaipblew coriicrsof them I ligiis totlie li.>at tomake all the lialie tiny could tons, 
 itid reaclivii.itc uiiilcr u.'.. All thilegreat pieces (we being ^an.l ue made fonic fail, and j;ot to that piece cf Ice 
 iic.ir the outward part of the l.e) did heave and fet, and 1 which had our Grai'iitl on it, and recoMred u apaiii. 
 fc. beat 1 s. 'ha; It was wunduful how the bhip loulden- 1 fly ih;s time our Ci.at w.is lome, and we put a fiein 
 liurc one l.f'.v of i: ; but it was God's only pielirvati- ' Crew ii-,m her, aiul fent them tofetch our Kedper, wiili 
 en 1 1 V,.;, .0 whrmbcall Hoi our and Glniy. In thi.-. much danger both of lioa' and Men. The .Ship m the 
 rxlTcniitywi ler fall all the Sail we coidd, and ilie Ship mean tin. e ve as ilia en (0 near the Miorr, 1h.11 we cculd 
 lor.eci h.i f. If il.io' it.thn' fo relied and U-aien, as 1 lee the Rn, ks iiikIi r us and about us. We wuit o\er 
 tluiiknever Shipwas. When we were ilcnr, we tiied , Hoeks that had but 11 or 1 j R.ot Watn on them, ar..f 
 thePi'mpS, ar.d f.nin.l her Uaiich, upon win, h *e wen: ihen let fill an Anchov, wleji had never beui able tj 
 in:l.iii:'v to I'ra'. er, and to piaile Cjod tor las nier. ilhr wmd i-j. the Ship bin that by ijod fortune Ihe ranapamlt 
 
 ' a p1e.1t pie. e 1,1' I, e ih.it w.is apUJund. This re.ih brake 
 
 ill ;,.., 
 
 all oir Polls. 
 
 The lixth, at t 
 many e\tr.ii)rdiii.ii i 
 lis, as it were with 
 crtilhed is to puces 
 wliicli the Shippielently t'elt. In 
 weranapaiiillanothei pieat piece, 
 
 I. 
 
 tl' livcrance. 
 
 The 7th, £th, and 9'h, we endeavour'd to double .the inair.Kii.e of hei Ileak head, and tore auay f 
 Cape Fi'tiv./, lying W. N. \V. frrin the H/--/;/.rjin //f- our main S!i'ouil>. Wc ' 
 /<-'./, .and in 1 a'ini.ie of s^ Dep. the dillaiKc about ! inp nlloimlu Tides way 
 410 Leagues. 'Ihe variation if the Compals ;;./ 
 I.capues t •> the WelKvard 'f lc>.>ii, in latitude ^j 
 l)n\. ^r A(;n. is about iIikc Dep. to the Kallwar.! 
 
 When we wcie about 
 
 ;■■/, 
 
 ■j./„ 
 
 1 aiiti 
 
 lOut 5 1 f^ J eapues 
 deof 57 I'ep. the 
 
 W.N. W. liomthe 
 C' inpals \aiie. 
 
 ur , 1 
 lail I'lit IS fat Iioni Water, be- 
 ivhere all the Ke wotild drive 
 upon us. Not feeinp our l<.^at, wh.iciti was the third 
 pariof our Coiupanx, v.e fe.ircd (he had beencrulliediii 
 I'leiis, biitat l.ilt we law her come about a Point aiiiont'lt 
 the Hocks, having recovered our Kc.ti^e .Anchor, whiih 
 mailc us (oy fiil. Wnli all fpeed we l.ud oMt Hawllis to 
 
 Drp.t,. the Weltward. About 40 I eapues i.i the l.alt-| the Hocks, and every cue woikcd to the bi It o( his 
 ward of C^ape /vrcivp//, inLat. ';9 Dep. 1 ', Mm. ilie V'a-I Iticnpth ni warp her out of this danperous place to t|-.e 
 riation w.as about i.i Dcp. 45 Min. In this Couife I Rocks file, \\lure we h,!d three half.. 111 Vattr, an! 
 f.bfer.id whether any Current did fct to the N. h. as' were uiulir the llieltcr of a prcai piece ot Icewhuhwas 
 lonn 1:3' e written there did, and that as well in calm nt^nnin.', anJ.kept otV the Ice that utherwife vMiiilJha\e 
 wearhi r nsotli, rw.fe, but Icould not pcm'ivc any. '1 he; drncn upon us. Here we lay veiy well all the bbb, but 
 Winds we fociid variable, and tiie ,Sea of an unfear-ha- 1 when the flood came, we were alfaulted wiih pioies of 
 hie depth ; wc faw no Whales er other lilh. The wea-: Ice that made us ahr.olt delpair. .At full Sea o,ir gnat 
 thcr f' r the iroll part wash pp\ and milly, and Wets as pie.-e of lee, which was cur IJuckler, was atioar, and 
 badasr.tiii. | do what we couid, gotawaylrom us and left us in molt 
 
 T he 1 1 th was very foul wi at her, and a liiph grown Sea, ! eminent danper, by realonof the Ice that d rave :n upon 
 alrlio" we ha.i I e not tar lioiti us, and lone pieces as us; but as fi.oii as the I'.lii) was made, this gieat p cce 
 liiph as on: "foivmalt-head. Our I.onp-boat, which of Ice c.ime agioiud apam, ;ind Iheltei'd us. We 
 
 wasrowed at fterii ( 1 ecaule we were bmldiiig our Slia 
 lop on our Dctks ) bi.ike away, and put us ro fomc 
 tid'hl'-' I', ii.ovtr b-.-rapain ; at lalt wc ijot her into the 
 Ship, the Very m .'1 'tuiled, and two Men wcie lure 
 hurt and like tn be iolt in getniij; her in. At eiuht m the 
 Hvcnmp we \ver'; llr r up as Inuli as Cape Uiinuririi, m 
 Lar 6c Dep .md. the Land tr.j,ir Cape h'.vnve// to it, 
 trends N. W. the diflaiice aUmt 40 1 entries frtJm 
 C.ire O-jil'-tuMi to the South end of the liland of /</u- 
 
 wmuuht h.ird ail Npht in Ihittiiin our Cables and Haw- 
 lers, and faltning thtiii -loft on the Kocks, that the Ice 
 n ipht the better pafs under them. It trowed haid all ^., 
 day and night, and blew a Storm at Welt, which drove; 
 in ail the Iceout ofthe Sea upon us. In woikinpapamlt 
 ihe violence ot tlielte, thel'look of oirKedge Anchor, 
 two Anus of our (jrapiiels, and iwoHa\sUr> were bro- 
 ken, and our Shallop apain very u.ii, h bruil'ed. 
 
 Ihe 21 II th'.' Harbour was .licak d with Ice, but when 
 the tlibwasmadc, it did move. .Some great pieces came 
 
 /h 10", is ahonc 14c Leagues, the Courfc Well half a 
 
 p. 1111; North. About 11 Lcap.ues to the Weltward of aprounJ, which alter'd the Coeile of the oilur Ice, and 
 Cap- >l.vjti'n, the Variation IS 16 Deg. 00 Min. In ! putiis on the Kock. Here, notwitliltaiiding all iHir ut- 
 tbis^Jourlc wt were much tormented with Ice, many ; molt cndeai ours, llie leiied upon a Ihatp R.-ck, about a 
 ficccs higher than o'Ji Mam-top-iuatt-hcad ; we law I Yard abatt the .Vrain-iniit, and as the Water cl bed a- 
 
 way 
 
 Thr S^ ■ 
 ,.. I,., ■ 
 
 t X. 
 
'-^'''^- Lib. iV IChip-^^^^V, A f^qyage Jor dijcownnga i^.iJl.iv^L'tothc .South M\t 595 
 
 1 ■ 
 
 r 
 
 ' '^ till till- 11111(1 J , , , 
 
 - lut I'f thoSli-ar, .11 
 'I ll:'!oil|-. M.„l'i-, li!,,.. 
 ' " li'iiii II (ill I rt.ili 
 i"iiiul it t.. lie .1 1,1, 
 !i SlicMr, ai'il Cm li.,. 
 iw ink- lilt lil.iiu! ol 
 i'l'iHK ami S.iilswfio 
 iMto th.Sii, ij.|,ij !„„v.,i 
 llii' I'. H «',i-, ( f full'"' 
 li".'i-Oin.!iilU;>, niu,- ^ 
 li!.rt!Mvirii'j uIkh-' i 
 tins \v,i) lk'1'.Mt'ii.r, t-,'' ' 
 i.iis, or li inc itiiii 
 llHlC of tlic \vc.iilni. 
 \- thi.-iiitt.iiici- ol 1) (• 
 
 ■.IcjIc Illlul.j'ul lOf'l-. 
 
 I.I, Wr w.iL- Ull III- 
 i',.i n uiili 1', hri,!iiii; 
 iK^ tr. iiiiiicSlioar. ' ''■"^ 
 "'I', ii.t.rtlu- 1(1.11,,!,;,' '■ 
 'i.'VL- ImiUmis ,111.1 ih,. 
 ■ i!iivi.ii «i;h II tvM^ 
 iiiiuiif; tlif lli.iiiput 
 I'c ajiiti^at.'lhcii. 
 iinliii 40 Kul'du w,i-i" ' 
 •lokcn (iromiJsolih,-!':! - 
 .I'li'iu. Ii.iilillr.ialur 
 IRtillKS tldlc liy tU 
 gl( l''l.XCS uf 111', iliit 
 
 NVitli iHir KiJi.ti 
 
 it ('IIM-S of Ice lOuilI 
 Ul.lt fiitlu) ii,i);litlr 
 tlriMii alli.riir. Oiir 
 to fiiul luinc plate m 
 -luliil, .iikI loi^td ici 
 'fill eriilhiil 111 fiii.,:ts. 
 Le topiiTf, ami in tin- 
 ci.ioiHi'ring i,r the 
 n (ijr Hiks, aiij car- 
 'J litii uc m.iJo 
 lie tiny eoukl to u\ 
 10 tliat picic (;f Jce 
 iiid'.iral It ap.iiii. 
 .iiid \vc put .1 Kkiii 
 ii oiir Ku!f;cr, wiili 
 I- The Sl,ip 111 tlio 
 liou, th.li we eouid 
 IK. We \\i.i,i oAer 
 Wain (111 tliLin, ai„> 
 never lecn ali.'e t 1 
 I'ltiiiK- ll.e raii.if;ainlt 
 d. TliisiKih biake 
 h! tiJiv a nay t',,ui- , 1 
 1 .uiioiii VVaur, I Ne- 
 llie Ke woiila drive 
 h' leiii ivas the third 
 
 ■ liadhei-iicnilheJiii 
 'nut a I'ointaiuoiHilt 
 ■'ls<^ Aiitlior, whi'li 
 hud o'lt Hawfus ro 
 d K; die I'lll id hi5 
 ifjeroii-. p!.n.e 10 tl-.e 
 -aihi 111 Water, aid 
 >i; ot lee uhuli «as 
 iherwife \MiiiJJha\e 
 tell all the l'l)b, but 
 iljcd iviih picics ut 
 
 tuU Sea o,ir puac 
 .'r, was .iHoar/aiid 
 i and let't us in mod 
 
 ■ iliaidrave winpoii 
 .te, this gieat pe.e 
 flielt.rd U.S. We 
 r Cables and Haw- 
 <utks that the Ke 
 It Iroiveil liaid al!,. 
 Wilt, uhieli drove v, ,.* 
 
 In vvovkiiii;agaitilt ' 
 I'i r KeJge iXiicliur, 
 i Haulers were bro- 
 il I'riiiUd. 
 
 with Ke, but whci 
 le yreat pieees eiiue 
 
 the odiir lee, and 
 Handing all our nt- j[''J, 
 liarp Heck, about a i i, 
 le Water tl bed n- 
 w jy 
 
 I .T.I 
 
 w.iy, (he liimg after the Head, and liecl'd to the Oflirig. 
 \Vf laHiied Cjblei and 1 lawfeu aloft to her Mall and le. 
 to the Kocks, (training them taut with oiir Taekles ; but 
 .V. the Water ebbevl away, llu' I'uiik Ih I, and at lafi *v.t. 
 I'o turned over, that we iinild net llaii.l in her. I laviiig 
 II' w iloiic alllothe belt of our niKleillaiidini', ( tI:o' to 
 htilepiii|K)ri) we went ail topiayeis upon a pieci (,t lee, 
 fiefecchini} (iodto b niertitiil unto us. The Ship was 
 io iiiniedover, iliattli<' l'or;al-i)f the I-'ore-eallie vt.u in 
 iheVV.itir, and we li.okedoury inuuiie wi.eii Ihewollld 
 1 (ncrrt ; indeed at niie time the Cables jMse w.iy, an! 
 llle funk down half a lont .it th.i' llip ; b. t unexpe,;Kdly 
 1: liei;aiitu (low, and die Waii t mfe apace, and ilieS|ii( 
 iviih.d J wliereupoii we all on oiirKiKes | ui'.ed God for 
 hib niei'. y in In iiiita< uhxis a d.li < laiu'e. 
 
 .As lo.iii ,is llle W.IS fiee.l li.>iii ihis Hook, wi. w'h.il\;hi 
 haul n. p,et lK.r t.ioheiulf. All the Moo.l we were piet 
 tyipiiet tii.in tiic lee, I iit wlieii the Ibb was nude, ali 
 the I. e eaine driviiinai'.iiii u] on us, an! put u-. to (-reai 
 (Mieiiiity. We vo. a, many pie. 1 n b twi.tt as «iid tile 
 Koeks as we lOiKl, 10 delir.d us fio:n them. 'Ili.ie 
 s.inie a j^ie.it piece upon our Q.iiait. 1, v.lu.li was above 
 jio of my l'aee.> about, but it eann .ijMctiiid, as did di- 
 \ers g.'e.it pieces belidts, which v..is the raiife of tin 
 Harbo.ir's bcin;4 quifthoak'd iiptliis tide, fo that a Man 
 111 ;.',lit w.dkover it fmni lu'e to (iJe. When it was 
 iliiie i;nariei« I'bb, tlmfe great pieces tharcaiue aproiind, 
 bei;an tobieak with a moll terrible roife, whuh put us in 
 pleat feir that tlu.fe about us woidd break us all to 1 le- 
 cc>, but God prefe.ve.l us. 
 
 The ;id, ill the Morning the Water c'.iled lower by 
 two liiot than th.' lalt Tide it had done, whereby we law 
 Cod's .Meiiies app.ircnt in our late I'.xtieniity. That 
 Moi'J Wr bail li'inerefpit, Initaiier tiill Sea. our Utipes 
 el '.Ki| 100. '\ he great piete that u:is 1 y ii'., lo ftop'd the 
 ( lianiii I, that the lee came all diiviiig upon us, lij that 
 LOW till Ijfbie. liy wethniiglit we ihijiil.l loofe oiu Ship. 
 Towiirk we went, with Axe*, ISais of Iron, and siiv 
 I In ni; proper fi r I'liili a piirp<le, to break the ("oriieis ot 
 i!ii I c, aiidniikc wjv for 1: todrive fioni n;,. it plraf 
 id Cii.l tngiv,' noo.! lliccels toour 1 .iLours, and weiiiade 
 way li'rfoilii", and fended ntf theiell. This day I went 
 i.ilioar, and ferupa great Beae.in with Stones upon the 
 highell pl.n I oftiie liland, and putting a Carol's upon .i, 
 lUiiied It ihei/.ii.'..i.(rf (,'0,/'/ / r.i /</■/,, e. In the b.veii- 
 iiii;the Har'.iour wasfullerof Ice than evei it had been 
 tineeoui coining, .iiul the Ship lay as it were 111 .1 Bed of 
 Le. 
 
 'I'iie c^d, the Ice with the IV. b drove ail out, except 
 one cxtranrdin.iry gieit piece, whith coming agrniind 
 r.or lai fioin us, felled ;t felf 111 filch a niai'jicr, that we 
 inti. h Icaied 11 ; In.t there came no more great Ice af- 
 lerif, oiherwile we mult have expedej as gieat danger 
 a^ .1' any time before. I wenr alhoar upon the lialtern 
 li.le 10 fee if 1 could find any place treer from danger 
 ilian this enfortnnate place, ^vhere ainoiigll the Recks I 
 founda likely pl.ice. From ihe top of the Hill where I 
 "as, lioiUd fe the Ship, and it being then ahuolt low 
 VV'aui, the forelaid piece of Ice brake wi.h a terrilde 
 iioife into four pieces, which made me tear ithad fpoilcd 
 the Ship, it being full half malt high. I made what 
 halte I could to be fatisficd, where 1 found all well, 
 God be thanked, an.l -prefently fent away the Boat to 
 lo'.md the way to a Cove that 1 had found. At her re- 
 tcrn wcunn-ionicd the Ship, ami warp'd away troni this 
 terrible lec. We were not a Mile from it when it brake 
 all to pieces, and we had finely Ijorn it company, ii.id 
 not Cod been merciful tons. When wc had brought the 
 Ship to the C-Ovc, we made fait to the Rocks, and 1 
 Well', alhoar again to lee what I eould difcovcr. I found 
 it all brckeii rocky Grounds, without Tree, Herb, or 
 Grafs upon it. I law I'ome Ponds of Water which were 
 not yit thawed, and tlierefoie not ready for the Fowl. 
 T found nor aii\ fioting of Deer or Bears in the Snow, 
 but fiv/ one ir two boxes. We found where the Sava- 
 ges b:id been, but it was long llnce : They had made 
 Healths, and left fome Five-brands aboui tlieni, with 
 fome Heas'.s and lioncs of |-n,<es, and fome Whalo-lsones. 
 J c.iiiioi conceive to what purpole they flioald come 
 iliidur, tlieie being litile or 110 Wood, and iin Fith at 
 .t'.\, tlio' we daily cndeavour'd to take fome, but it may 
 cc, the Sealon was not yet come. The Fire brand had 
 been cut with loinc Hatchet or oilier Innrimient ot Iron, 
 '•'roiii thetop of the H'lls we could lee the Idands on the 
 South Shoar, called Sir T' c:i:m ll.tt n^ lUi, i.; or IS 
 I.i.a nie.. dillan'. It tiosvs here lev en a Clock and a half 
 i:pi.iidiceh;:ngi:c1av, an.l the 1 ide hi(',hed a: ini;ft three 
 iM'lior.i : 'Ihe blu^d comes t'lir.'. the hal'.Waid, and thi- 
 th-r It returns. 
 
 'llie :■ II h i;i ili: .'.'ssr.-e.ng rhe'e fptuns up a fai.- ijak 
 
 of Wind at rul. After prayoM we let Uil, lleetiini I e- 
 tween (;reat pieces, jf Jce ill it w, re agui':;i i in 4, Fa* 
 tlkiii, .iiid twiie .n Inch ,is our To[ in.ilt lead, ^^'e | ^.,,,,i,,, „ 
 endiiivoMrilig togain til.' Noi.li >.ii.,..r, Jvcpi 01 fe vi, ,hm .. 1 j,. 
 wirlnn a I.eaeueof the lilind of \l . 1 >i, where «:■""■'•»'■ 
 had Ic'iiie ele.ir VVif r to liil ihio, wh na.s the btwai 
 U'l) thick iiiiliL Offing. I'.y 1 I wewer. t.ilt ind' fed, 
 and no'.withltaiiding It bl w vu , hard at I a<t, yit w« 
 loiil.lnia'.i 1:0 w.iy thro' ii, and ibe hard C'uneu s,f il.c 
 Ice di.l gi.ite us With I h.t \ 1,1 en e, ill It I SI III • thought 
 It WoiiM h.ive t;rated the I laiik.s liom the \hi|s l,di>. 
 TiiUb wecontinued jntoimcnttib ili • j.ih iLiy, diivin^ 
 to and .1; ;iin m ilie K e, imt beii.g able M fee an Aen ot 
 I .Sialioii, theTo|Miialtdicjd. I caibdthe Mci,:..;..y 
 out loii.i l-ilhiiig I.iiKs, bet '.o 110 piiipoie, fori c<-uld 
 11 .t perceive the Baits hadbeti. •..uciud. The X ghts 
 were vir) lold, fi that oer Rij'gi.iij wa« frozen and 
 tolh I'on.ls ol W.ii.i itood upi n tlic kc above had' an 
 Iieh till k. 
 
 The Z7ih, a fma'l Gili atS. L aid ib.e iec did I'gnie- 
 wliat op.n ; liereii|'i nwe let fib o ir Forclnl, and ior- 
 led ilie Ship thro' It. In the Fveniug tlu- Wind came 
 coirr.iry at W.N. W .ind blowing lian', we lalti.sd tu a 
 !',r. ai I'leie till the i9tli. 
 
 I am faiislud liv many Rxperinicnt I have made, that 
 lieu IS no Curieiit ; namely, b> takng M.irks on die 
 land, and iiotinj'oiii Lliift to and.ij:,iui, wi'h the Lb'.> 
 and II, od lor many day. together, and .^s well in calm 
 we.ither .is otheruife. By" ,ill which, I found exattly 
 iliat llle riJe\v,isnollr.)ngeriheicthaii letsveeii i.ti7i,ii,d 
 and /(,■/,,-. 
 
 From this lyth ro the ^th fif 7/'/«, we failed ihto' the 
 Kc with van.ible Winds and Hips, .iiid faw SiJi'luij- ^'■-" 
 lll.iiil, and Icon atier I'rince i'/ji;'.c< C.ipe. The Sta to 
 iheN. N.W. pel'er'd wuh Ic, 
 
 niUili, besaule basing deter 
 "Very to the North- weltwai 
 
 I 
 
 p'lhble ihi;. Year; sOn'refijre 
 W. S. W. Ill whuhCouvIe -• 
 agaiiill the he ili.iii we h.i 1 evptsct done 
 hrd dav tli.it vve wrnt 1,1 halt allow. in 
 
 Flelli Days. Intlie.Hvenin;; w 
 B' at alht ar to try the 1' 
 
 ih grie' cd nir very 
 
 I ■ piolecute the dif- 
 
 \V law It was not 
 
 I O'.erd to Iteer away 
 
 Itrii '•. more fearful blcws 
 
 I his was the 
 
 of I'le.id nil 
 
 •anchored .ii.,l i lent the 
 ihry brought me word 
 
 rhatwiiillt iheBoatsvas.ilhoar, it llowedthree boor, and 
 we tonnd liy the Ship and the lie, that the Water .11 iliat 
 tinic came from the V ' W. and tlui the highell 'J'ides 
 ( lo far as they could ^ereeive ) had not liighed above 
 two Fathom. 'Iliey fouihl thai Savages had been there, 
 hut liiw no T/acks of any bealt- belij'es Foxes. 
 
 NixriMorning being the 171I1, the Shear being pretty 
 clear of Ice, wc Hood along it S. and S. by'W. ten 
 leagues, and then the Wind coming contraiv, we a 1- 
 choi'd, an, I I went alhoar to be relolved of the Tide, ai,d 
 found whillt 1 was alhoar that it did How two Foot, and 
 at that time the Flood came from the S. W. bv W. | 
 doubted It was an half Tide, which afterw.iuls I fouin' 
 to lie true. It flows on 'he Chance Day about eleven i 
 elcyk. 
 
 The iSth sve (teered aw.iy Welt; beiii;; come as wc 
 thoiip,hr, intoan 0|-en Sea, but our (oy was foon ipiail- 
 led ; tor by ten at Night we heard the rut of the Ice. 
 We Itood along ir, hoping to w.athcr it to the .South- 
 ward, till we became fo blinded with bog, and lb en- 
 coiiipalled with Ice, thatwecouldeo iK)l:ii'.her. 
 
 Thus we continued till the lilt, ml, at. oo Peg ^j 
 Min- and then looking whardanuj'.eciii Shi|) had r. ecu - 
 ed, wc perceived, that below tliel'jaie oi lion whidi \sas 
 before her Cut-water, Ihe was all bruiled- and biokeji, 
 the two Knees n.e had before to ftu'iii'.ihen her, Ijcilcd 
 and torn, and many other Defc'ts, which wc cocldnot 
 by any means come to mend : Noiwitlillandiii'.', ail 
 which, and the extraordinary thick Fog, that we could 
 not fee a Pilto! ihot .ibout us, we pr.i.ce.led with the ha- 
 zard of all till the lyth, being t'le nrll nine we had clear 
 Weather to look about us. I he Water now bepan to 
 ihoal, for whereas the depth was ordinarily liu bathoin, 
 it was now butSo. 
 
 Ihe 2Sithand i9th, wc were fo fill inclofcd withl.r, 
 that noiwithltanding wc had put aboard all the Sail we 
 had, .md that u blew a very haul gale of V-'uvJ, the 
 Mup mired no more than if the had b>en in a dry Doik. 
 We alJ went boldly out iipcn the Ice 10 recreate uur felves, 
 letting her Hand itill under all her Sails. It w.i,s larte 
 Hat Ice, rlie \',orlt to deal with that we had yet found : 
 I nicafmed l,.'.;;e pieces, whi>h were icoo of ni\ IV.es 
 long. This was rhe full day our Men began to miinin.r, 
 thinking it iinpollible to get either torwaidsoi back- 
 wards. 1 comforted and encouraged them the 1 elt I 
 .-ould ; and to pur away thete Cogitations, we drank a 
 hea!.li tohii Ma'cltv on the lee, not one Mati in t>ic 
 
 .M.li;, 
 
 if- 'V I 
 
 
 ■1 ■ J ■ 
 
 ' i,i(' 
 
 Jm^ 
 
59^ AVoyaoc for difc&icm'r a 'P.ijf.i-c to the South Sea. lib IV 
 
 ,»•..,.;>. 
 
 ;lu' 
 
 M.i') Men 
 H ,rr (,) ilu 
 
 
 n 
 
 Ship, aiul llic Itil! iiiulcr all Iut S.\\U 
 ouilvcDiilcIs, tli.\t their iiiMiimiriiii; \n,i» not wiiImhi 
 < mil'. Aiul loiilniiitt tli,ii wt llioiiKl In. IV.'/cn ui' in'l" 
 Vm, I. ran'.il-ii\' t.ilviiuilc bill imut .i il.iy, ini' t".t- 
 1. 1 III I'tdl.'iiv; (iiii V\\\\\ wliail'iHVci llipiilil liai'i'*!'- 
 WcpiiKunt'iir HiTik,iiitr\ tu.it.lilinui lilli, luicioi." 
 ruri'iiic i tor tlicri' i« lint iiir m tln^ U ly. 
 
 Ircmi the lint i,itlic i iili v^.is iliul, fojiny wc.iihrr. 
 Oil ihc thir.l we inv 1 hale o\\i\ V .lur to ihc N. W • 
 atiil lilt ,1 iV. ,l.nt; St.i I'luil till- \\\:n, \uii. h 4lliltnl li> 
 ihire wjs.in .1) in .\'.< to ilio WilUv.ii.l. 
 
 Oiiih.' r.,1 «.■ (.i\\ ihcl;iiuli it i« t'loiii /)i;< lil.in.l 
 111 ihi> W'tlKiii 1 .itiil, .il'tmi \6i' I iMi-iU". Ihr 'I i>h> 
 ki» l(.i iiiih. iiii,l lliMii ihc lUy L.ill .iiul Will ( i'* vu 
 li,i\C(MtiiihK'il i'> iMir \^:^^ .uirduii.l ) hir lUMrer the 
 •Slio.iis, .I'.iliey .ire IliueJ I'yilii I .iii.l. I 'm ol opiiii- 
 oii, th.uiiiihel), i.iii'Tin large Hivs, llie'l'iilesilo luiii- 
 r.illy let ImU .111.1 AV'ell, ami ih.lt this tlieivfore f'ives 
 liiilehiii'isur .U'.ili:ii',e. The y.ivjiell .leplh ill the Riv 
 I* iior.vtiiiiii, ,iiiir'ill.ii.lM;ii){a» yoviapiMo.uh toLaiul. 
 We ccar I'll this lutle H.iv. viii. h ii a'l'Oiit iS leij-ms 
 t'.eip, aiui h.ul it .uuli'. I .iiiioni\V.iter, aiiil in ihelatt'iiu 
 1)1 It we wei.' Ill two ImiImhi .iinl a lull', aiiJ fiw tin 
 liini-laii.l .iliii. li r.^iiiiilalniii ii>. 'rheii we pn..-ceilcil 
 to ihe Soii'liw.iivl, >Mtliin lii:ht of the llre.i, h o( the 
 Mv.u, kiepiiv; the leul ediiiiiiiially j;oiii>', mil in the 
 Nij:!k an, If re.l vwh our Keilj;er, I'lii in weijliiiv^ot it, 
 we loll it, havmj; no ii .ne ,i' i aril ii«. 
 
 The iztli, we were in I at. s^ n»'B' 4' Mi", twn 
 I.eaj;iii.H tuinithe .Shoar. The vanatinn aliout 17 De- 
 grees. 
 
 T'h.' i^ih, AueiiMon, lu'.iii; foniewlvit h.iz\, we law 
 fi- ue I'll 1 lies .1 he.ulot'iis; our ■!. ptli wa> 11 ne or ten 
 railuim, .iiiil luriini'. iiele.ii'c'iirl'elies ol' thtm, we ThI- 
 >len!i' III 11, k iiponilielvKlii, the .Ship the 11 iiiiiler lairtw.i 
 Top-l'ails, l-ore-laii. ani|S|Mi'. lail. wiih 1 treih dale i.l 
 Wii'.i. In this te.iiliil .\.eiilent. we Ihi'ikall our .S,ii!s 
 .yiiain, aii.l 11 p'e.illd (iiul ti leml two or thriejirjoil 
 iVe 'in;;Se,i.s, will, h lieaveil iwoiertlic Iloeks nv.n three 
 K.v.'ioin. wh^'ie eh()pi>in; to an AiiehLV, we elluicil the 
 Tuaips a'ul 1. mill the ni.ule 110 Water, altlio' (lie h.ul 
 three liith rerrililo Wow.s, that we ilu/iitiht her Mill 
 wniiM have Ihivn'il to pieeis, Jii.l that Ihe luil hitii 
 ail'iTfilly Inil^eil. We hoifeil tin' the H(i.nt to liiiJ a 
 Wj_, 011: of th.* per'.luti'. \<'.w<: ; liie w.is 110 Uviner i;f>ne, 
 I 111 there role alVi;, to that we were lain to Ipeiul I'miu 
 Powiler, that llieiiiiiiht hearwln lealniUi^ we were. The 
 Windiliiirviliinietliui'.;, or elll it had lieeiul.jnlv.fiij whe- 
 tl'.'.T llie .I'lilil ever have rciuvernl iiN.lgaiil. Alter Ijie 
 li.u! Iven al'leiit tw.i Huiirs, ihe 1 rm:i;lu ii< worvl that it 
 WMs all lluiks anil Hre.aehis roviml .iboiit i.s, but th.-,tll:e 
 ha^l t'uuiul I W.iy where there w.is not lei's iliantwn I a- 
 thoiii ami .1 liair, anil th.ii .-ilierwarils tlic W.iiudul 
 ili:e[-.cii. We jntfently wei);heil .iiiil followcil the IJoat, 
 and paltovcr two l.edfei < I Koeks, wluicn was liarce 
 J4 l*oot VN'.iter, whi.h we aw the next day dry above 
 Water, wlieiebv 1 litiow 11 tlowb here two F.itlinMi at 
 iealt. 
 
 The i%0\ m the Evcmi'i' <mr Cable palled off, bv 
 reafonof whi.h perilous aiuifnduin.Aeiidenr, inuhieh 
 wc had not tiineto put a Kuoy to it, vve lolk our Au- 
 thor, aiKlwere.lriveniiiio lour Fathom Water betorewc 
 eould let o.ir Sails, ami it j;' owin;; dark, we aneboitd a- 
 j;air, and rode .ipoutl llrel.sall Niphr. 
 
 Thei^'tli, ill the Moriiiiii; a t'relh pa'eat North, we 
 fct Tail, and by nine a ilo. k u i^rew to be :i very Itorni. 
 ThciKM day at Noon, 1 at, n Dej;. 1 <; iMui. we rec- 
 koned our iclves lix (;r lev en 1 eagiies to the SiMi'hward ot 
 Port .\,'.;c') : Here the i.Miur <.t" the W.iicr ihanped- 
 and was of a pu.ldlnh and faiuiy red colour. We could 
 no: Ice the 1 iiul tioniToi'-nalt-hcad, and Night coniing 
 on, we llnod ..tiap.iin. 
 
 On the icth we law the 1 and, biiii;.} .1 very low ilar 
 Land, whi>ii 1 named i'.'.' S'm I'liii.ij'Ah'y t.j South 
 II' If, and drank a he.ilih ui the bell l.iipior we iiad, 
 ro Prince'./ .I'.vj, whunidod I'referve. We Hood .iloiif; 
 it t.'.thc l-vening, and then atu lured : The Tided. dfet 
 N.W.by W. and ,S. li.byU. There went a chopping 
 llor; Sea, and the .Ship did labonr exceedingly, Icapnij', 
 ■ in Sprit lail-yaiil, Koie cattle aiu! all. At nine at Nii^ht 
 it v.Mi \er; link, and blew bard : We perceived by the 
 lead tli.it thf Ship did diive, wheretoie biitipini; the 
 Cable to Cipltuii tohca\e in 1 nr (Jable, flor we tiioupjit 
 wch.nl lolt our Anchor ) the Anchor hit, li'il .ig.iin, and 
 ii;xiii thechoppiu;! of the Sea, iliiew the Men iVoin the 
 Capllon, A liu.ill Kojie in 1 lie dark had i;oiteii lliul a- 
 bour 'he C;ible, .ind ab^ni ihe Maiter'ii Leg roo but witli 
 lielpof ('od, he I ic.ued hinilelt, tjio' not without lore 
 bruilln;;. The two Mates Wc':e hur', one in the Head, 
 theotl.cr inthe Arm. Onect' our luiiiclt Mm li.id hiclj 
 
 ill low .n ihc Hreall »uh .1 R.ii, thir lie lu ii laniniR 
 lor I de 1 anoihei ha.lluslleid Ktiutt the ( .ible, And 
 hudlwil .ipeili ilie rdl well Ihinp, ,in,l line brinltJ. 
 H.ii luir (iiniier, aiili. iprll ililipeiit Man, hil lii% liy, r'l. 
 i.t''j!lit between flic (.al>!e .in,l tl.iptlnii, wl,i,|i wrui-nl.' 
 oil' hi' I'out, aililtii.e.ill the hlelli tioiil Ills Lej;, .tiilti- 
 cd ihermie topieem, and loidy briiiled In whole ^i- 
 dy ; III n'uili n.ilir*bU i.iiiihiioii he ivii. iMii.l eiyiiM^, 
 ii'l v.c bad teiuvi're,' oin ,\/i'iiioiii , .u\<\ Stii neil'. loch.n 
 liini. Wiulit ui were piittin,', bull .ind tlii ultdiwnii 
 the Cliriirg;on, theShip drove 1110 Mio.il W.iier wluJi 
 I at lis, id in I'm; but it pleated li. .1 the \ii, hor |i, ,1 .1- 
 piiii, iiiid we r.i le it on all Nii;ht. I'y nu.liii;.',ht the 
 <-liirui;.<,i.>niiail i,ikeiioirthe(liiiiiiers| eg .it ihe'lart.r- 
 I nig phue, and diet) the iitbei that were limi .imll.rn f. 
 id, alter wliiJi, we ciii.loitnl e.i, h 1 llui .1. well as we 
 loiiia. 
 
 The i;d. We weighed andlbio.l ifo diep W.;t r, ard 
 
 piocei.lcd al'inp, the Sh \ir till the ;7th. when we .m. 
 
 I'hoie III live F'.ithoiii. I lent oif the liiiar well iii.iiin'.l 
 
 aii.larnid, with order 111 writ iiii> whit ihcyivere 'ido, 
 
 and .uliaige I'- leinin again beloit Snn-f.t, When 1.- 
 
 vening eaii'.e. 1. 1 hid 1,0 news of iinlituti we ll.ot aii.l 
 
 I ni.idi lahe iiii', but had no anlwiT, whiJi inu h pu- 
 
 Iplcxediis, iloui'tiiu; f 111" dilalUt li.id belain her, and 111 
 
 her we ihoidd looli a'l : We abo.iid weie not aide to 
 
 wcipi our All. hor 1.01 I 111 the Ship. At l.ilt Wi law a 
 
 bite oil t!ie Sli.-ar, which made lis the iiinre iloiitfn', 
 
 becuilt iliey di.l iiotaiil'wcr 011 Shot iioi bib'e Lire, with 
 
 the like: We tliouelit alfi th.it it ha.l been tin- .Sav.ig s, 
 
 who now irii'iiiphid 111 then I oiuiiielL Ai latl they u- 
 
 I tiirni'd all tall, jiid cx> nt'ed thcniubcs, 111 that iipi n 
 
 j their loir.uigallioar, it ebUd f ■ I'luldenlv, that .i I'lukoi' 
 
 ^ .S.aiid thai bu withoiii tlieiii, wa'-' pielently ,li), .iml tluy 
 
 10 ddiiiii miiieaway tillth.il w.is coverid agiiii. 'licy 
 
 repoitediliar tlioy |1 iindp.n at tlon-ol dnl: VVood oiitbc 
 
 Slio.ir, an. I ihai ilurc »as Wood proW'iii!,iin tli' l.iti.l: 
 
 Ih.ittlicy \,\\\ tile Traiksol IIki and J^.its go il P.ore 
 
 III 1. Ill f whereof th,y killil b nn . but no llpn of 
 
 i'coi I,' : ll.ar it tlowedieiy iie.irthree bailinnis, ns a;- 
 
 pe.iUilbvtheSho.ir : 'I'hat it was lor-.- v aar at limr a 
 
 iloik ^ 'I hai It llowed half Tide, and that the LJoud 
 
 I aii'e iV,)iii thcN. W. 
 
 'Hie ;i,ili, in the Morninp ,as ii laind, ue Hiw a 
 Shii> ihrie orl'oiit I e.icues to I ci w.iid nt' 1,5, and bear- 
 ing lip with her, t'ouiii.1 her to be Ills Maiefties .siup, C.ip- 1 , 
 tain /li.v Cloiiiniandei. We filutej each oilier atcotd- 
 i'lg to thrnianiicrof the ,Se.i, and the next Morning he'*' 
 Willi hisLrlcnds c.une aboard me, aiul weie en;, rt.iiiud 
 in the bell ir.inn r I could, w ithriicli tivlh Meat as I h.id 
 gotten t'roni t'-.e Shoar. I nude kmivn to bim .ill the 
 U.iiipersof ihis(Jo.ill, ast'ai as I had been. He lold me 
 that he liadl-ecn in !'■ ;i Vf,/.«, and had made but aciir- 
 forv dil'i ovc'y hr.hcno, and that be had not been en 
 Lailii, nrr had many liuus lien ijie Land. In tlie bl- 
 vening, .tI'i, 1 1 liad givrn his Mi 11 (iane I oba. i o and o- 
 ther thingswl.ich tluy wanted, be departed aboard hit 
 Ship, and next Morning lloo,l away .S. S. W. lin^e 
 which iiiiie 1 never law hiiii, and we ilood in fir the 
 
 Shoar, and proi ceded 111 light of it. This Moiiih of .'/. - 
 f:,iiji ended ui:h Snow aiul ll.iil, and the Weather a' 
 cold a.s at any tune I have felt 111 I /j^.'n.i. 
 
 Sri'teniler the lirll, we coalleJ along tlie Slioas, .-.njonr ,, 
 the fecoiid had a violent .Storm. ' 
 
 Oiitlicilnrd wedefcricd a Head land, wliu h we nam- 
 ed Cape ;fi7. (>.'.": M.ii,<-, ill 1 at- 55 IXg. s Mm. It is 
 diltaiit from I'irt .v.-,'//; about ijo I.tagiics : The \'.\ 
 rkltion taken by Amplitude isaboiit loUej-trcs : A mM\ 
 (lioal an ! pcviloii. Coall. in which iheio i.s not one I lar- 
 bourto belounJ. In the AfteriiuOii we had a tearin,.; 
 Storm at North, which continued till midnight with i \- 
 treani v ioUm c 
 I T'he loiiith, in ti'C Mornii'.;.;t!ie .Sr,:,rm biake vp, an 1 
 I we Itoo.l 111 again, founding coniinnally. At Ndmi wc 
 [law the Land trending S. by L. and the Tide, did fet a- 
 loiig it withiiipiiik niotioii. In die Mvenmg theicair.e 
 agreat rowlingSca Irom the N. N. bl. and by ei;b.t a 
 clock il blew \er'. h lid at S. I., and by reafon cf the en- 
 counter ol the Wind and the great .Sea, the .Sea was all 
 in a breach, and 10 make uj, a perfedlTemp.'tf, it did 10 
 liglnen, I'liow, rain, and blow a'l dicNight f.aig, that 1 
 was 111 ver 111 the like. We bkip'd many Seas, but one 
 molt danperoiis, whi, liiaked ns f.,re.ind al", iliat I eeii- 
 ly thoughr 11 bad funk theShip. The Ship did l.i'.icii- 
 molt teriib'y in thii> delliaclion of M'iiivl and W.iv. >, 
 and we had imn li ado to keep all things fait in t!u- H iM 
 anil betwixt Decks. 
 
 l he lifth, ill tlie.Nbnning ihe Wind ihifed S. W. ' ut 
 con'iiiiieil itsfmy. In the Ali-'riicior, it ll'.ifr.'d .v.'u.i 
 to llieN. W. .\;)d there 1; cwcil it. ulmclt iiai'i,.-, wi-.h 
 
 lays 
 
I 
 
 lih IV 
 
 ■m 
 
 \w lis lllMWllllR 
 
 «t ilii- ('alilo, aiivl 
 .111.1 I'lU' IriiiitJ. 
 Vl.iii, \n\ 111"- III', r.' .. 
 ill, uli ll VMilliJ,'-' " ' 
 
 Ml Ins l.i'i', .mill- 
 li'.l In wliiil>' I'"- 
 lie mil 11111.1 1'isi"",. 
 ii.|Stiiii|'tl'.to>li". 
 
 Il.l llli nil lU AUil 1 
 
 iIhi.iI W.Hir XNlik'.i 
 llii- \ii. Iiiir li. il .1- 
 . I'ly iiiiiliiw.lu till- 
 il ij< .It ilic |.Ut t 
 Ktri' Inm .iiuU'rn i'- 
 1 ilui .I-" Hill as wc 
 
 i!(nlio|«\V.it.r, aiul 
 J7th, vvluii wo ,111- 
 I' Hu.ir wi'll ni.iniiM 
 ,liii iliey \vcri' 'i.ln. 
 S,.ii-r.t. Wliui 1 • 
 r llo.iti wo il.i't .\\v\ 
 , wliuh iuikIi )'ii- 
 nH'cLiliilicr, .iiul 111 
 I J wcvc not .iMc to 
 
 .■\t l.lll Wl f.lW A 
 rlic iiiori' iloiiltfii', 
 It not Hilfi- lire, with 
 1.1.1 Uciit';..,S;iv.i); ^, 
 iA\. Ai laU thi V II- 
 luKcs, ill ili.n lip II 
 .k'lily, ili.n .1 !Vitil;r.i' 
 .clciitly .iiN, aiiil riny 
 lovcrij aj{mi. ll'iv 
 fit ilnf: VVch! oMtlic 
 ;ii>vviii.;nii til'- I -iivl*. 
 .iml H'.its i;o il I'.ori' 
 
 nil, ; |-i;t I'ld I'pM I'l 
 
 liriL ImiIi'Mis. !!'> a;-- 
 lo'.v V a;ir at tinir a 
 aiul lliat tlic I'JiX'J 
 
 it I IcMllll, nc fiw .1 
 
 \;nil el' US, ami I'l.ir- 
 i!,i\l,i)rftiuv.Slii|', C:.ir-i < r 
 ..J cMiii I'lliiT aicotj- " •^'. 
 the ni-vt M'lrninj', W ' ' 
 ,i!ul v.fii.' cir.' rt.iiiiul 
 cli tivlli Mi.u as I li.u! 
 iMl.Wll to luiii M llic 
 aii I icn. Ho i.^lil iiK' 
 illi.ii! lua.ic Inu .tear- 
 l;i- h.ul nut kvii (il 
 \f I .llkl. Ill tl'.o !■- 
 I. .1110 Idb.i.ia aii.l «i- 
 J.|'.irtoJ abuaid lii< 
 away .S. S. \V. lin..o 
 
 \Vi hdOil 111 I'T lllO 
 
 Thi.Moiuliof/;.- 
 and ilio NVoatlicr a^ 
 
 IVii^ tlio Shoai, and on j ., .,. 
 
 Ihiv.l, wluili '.v.- iiam- 
 Y\<, IVj;. s Mm. It '.^ 
 
 I c:i'',iKs : The \'.i 
 iiilVovcc;: A nvrt 
 
 ilieio is noi niio ! lar- 
 
 II wo lii.l a loniiii,.; 
 ill inu!nii;li; r.iili ix- 
 
 Storin l)t.i\c vp, ii; 1 
 lially. At N'i'ni we 
 JilioTi-lo, dul fet a- 
 |c l-Aoniiij; ihi:io..MM'.o 
 1'. and In oi;;l>.'. a 
 I ! y ronfoii ..f tlie oii- 
 Si'a. tlio Sta was .ill 
 liilTonip.'ll, itilidio 
 |ioM;.;ln I'-'np, il^at 1 
 Iniaiiy .Soa., but m'.o 
 uid .il', ili.it I ven- 
 ule .Ship did I.N-'ii: 
 IWin.i and NV.iv. s, 
 Ji-.js lalt in the Mold 
 
 diiiirod s. w.'ut 
 
 nil It ihifr.'il .a;.-n:l 
 
 ,uuivlt liia!:>.'. wuli 
 
 th.it 
 
 ( [np XXK V I. Jf'^ovane for dijcovrnu^ a 'P.ijfai'c to th 
 
 n- IS 3 
 
 thill ivariiiR viiiliiirr, tli.it luitlicr I. ii.ir .my ihit were 
 will' mo, over law tlio Sia In (luli ,i itrtiMc l>io.i I. 
 Olo .Miipilnl III lahmir wi'h taking; it in on lodi lidos, 
 ail' I all loth eiuU, that wo worr in niolt iiuforaldo diftrolsj 
 iiwliis vuiknowi; pUro, At ci(!lir at Niijlir it htaU' op 
 .ind v lia 1 liinio nmctiiofs, ni.iie cf \\\ h.iviiiR llopi a 
 •AUiK iiH . Hnunhotoio. It tln« llnvni had .oiitinuod 
 lialkotly .Is It ivj«atlirtt, wiilifnii (lod's jiOiHlnili wt li.i I 
 all I'lTilliovl. 
 
 i'liclixth, llio WindlH'lii.;nt S.W. wc roiiKI do no 
 pond III llio Wollward ; wo ipoiit iho rime ihorct'oro m 
 ttiininiii!; our Ship ; wc liroii(.;lu our G lis and ftlioi 
 tliinns tnw.iiils the .Stern to ligluon hoi bttoio; oihir, 
 «lid p.. k our I'll < ul, niiioh whoroi t was wot, for do wli it 
 wo LoiiM, wo il;ippd ahiindan.o .<( W.iici, wlil. Ii uii 
 into tlio HoM and Itroad-n.oni , wc nvirloolvc.l our 
 'i.vks and Shoots, \Mili othor Rii'giiif^s ot Stel., hi 
 caiili hem ol. award wo wore to look lor no oihci Inn 
 w inn r weather, lliis I'-voninp our IViatlwain, ,i pain 
 I'll! Man, who had lah.iiirod oxtroiiiily tlioli; twont tlioo 
 days, wansory li> k, twouiidinn aw.iy ihicoor loiirtinion, 
 )o tli.lt wo verily thought he would prcUntiy h.iic 
 died 
 
 Wo 11 .od oil" indnn in thick t'vpy weather, amnnpll ' 
 Viiiils, R.ik'., an lUroaehos, mini ilio 1 iih, when I sstni 
 allioaroiian llland loTeaioh tor .S.:urvy(!ral-, Sorrel, or 
 1 line Mirlior otii. r to retiolh oiii (i k IVople, but hnd- 
 nil! none, I retiiriKd ahoird, and font inair. of our (iik 
 Memo anoilier part ofthe Idan,! t.. foe iftlioy themlolvts' 
 
 l,! \ri<- 
 
 iviloniptirn. With miJi hid 1 v.vivsi,,'i. 
 'fill Jot her ill vo to ihc laftw r!, i-m i ;> ■>,. 
 Uioiindsaiid Ro.k«, tli • B.ii' j;.! . ; |^i . 
 .^t !ail wo eaiiio .i.tioi-._t;|l fUri, hr«, anJ rh'H- 
 l'Vn«ti,usthit ihoio waun );oinp I'm:!,;, ;., ,, 
 Ko, ki tlkrot.ire wo .ipain ^amv.- (•» an .'-i i. ■ 
 ivcioileallNiKhr. I ohiVrvcd, th.v. ■■■ i.en il 
 wisnSotrh, II rtowc.l vrty lir !.■ i. i . V i- 
 1.1 that wc.fiiM n.,. brinn on;- .Ship t?;ii.ii; I ■ 
 hir, and wo i!i 1 pump ifnn il ,iii'iim,-|I( 
 
 Ilio Mill 1*0 weii;he.l .\n\ irntid i •' • V 
 liiitiiitlutCoiiiitf was',iin'r;>kti.fiioiin.is. .'■ ..II \ 
 on Kiukv Then ivo lliap..il i in (.oiUl- i-i l, ■ c 
 aii.l after Mine. oiil'. nation, lni,.|vi.d m ,•• i .| 
 
 I .md, ailil RO down to liie t'.. ,ioi1i .t .' .' ' n 
 loo it I lo Id . llli over a w.iy iito ilie Ki.ov > 
 ami if I faih.l ..f that, then .' -.u ", i ..n 
 land, wlicri nioro oonitoii ni.-.\ i^o ,\\ ■•!. i 
 nioiif; Ki,k.i,,i l|i,,i,,|s, \Vl,,.„ 11 ,v^< \\.^\, 
 iliid.ront !■ re-lail, tli.' I ea.l itilli'.snu. i, 
 iho.iltd upon us ID fell I'lthoni, Jii.I \''\- 
 har.l. Vi'etavkod a out. and it dtepn ' 
 tourteiM l-'aihoni, hiii ly ami ! ■, it 111 alu! 
 eit;ht hachoiii; then uuknie aj-ani, it u. ! 'e-.h 
 
 to lix aii.i live h'atliom \ lii ivc Itr'ok • \\\ 
 and ..liop'dtoaii Ai.chor, rofiMnit i.irul' v 
 
 relief lor thm {iriof< : li, mk 
 iifortleh. I could noi pereeiio 
 
 and. oath. Weiiulo ill Ninlu.li^i .v lll•J^ 
 Kits did rife, ,in t voc iliouijlit llv ) 
 I rn to pieces. 
 
 I lie 1 4th, a: [iioak of dty w ■ wcr 
 lookinii .ihout, lief i;,\l .an IilanJ tu, 
 
 loiilil lortnnaieiy liml aii\ 
 
 i.veiiiiij! tluy uinnu.l oomlortleh. I coiiM noi pereeiio ' looKiiiii .ihout, ilof i;,\l .an IilanJ tu, 1. i 
 
 that the Ti'loHoaed .iN.i. tW' lout. Tlurewasiiuieh 'liiw.ia -he Sh.ial that lay.i'.iM i;. \\'.- , t; ■■ 
 
 drill Wood 1, II til. Sho.ir, an i foine ol it diou- up lery Aiuli.ir, and lino! r.i ileal' i.ii:i- lil- ..s of ilii- Sh. • 
 
 hl;;li on ihe Noiili lido of ihe llland, wlionby I lU'lr'.'d tlio|..\ emu,; it liepiin to blow a Ih rin i"' (iiil- •, 
 
 lliar the Sioriui were very great at Noith in the md the Sea went lory lin;h, an.l w.o; ^ili m . I'.. 
 
 Winter. ^'n'' Shallop, win. h we d.d m w t.sw .v \\:t • . 
 
 riie I itli, ill ihoMorninc. it began to blow bar.!, aivi inooreil wiili iwiHaht, ts, w.is fni.k, aiid.lul 
 the Ship bei;aii ■> di.ve, n boinp toft ozy (iroiiiid ; wc 
 heaved in our Aiulior, anJ. lailed under two C'linrli's, 
 and whilll nioU weie biify in lieavmn • iit ofTop-lail;, 
 
 M 
 
 oniii's, with her Keel up two'itv r:n 
 I'lus ;ii..i|. our Ship to hull very It.. id ! 
 
 ■I 
 
 foiiiithai llioiil I haie hail fp. eiai ein: .^f the Sliij , ran 
 
 yoi wo • iidiir'.l 
 
 Ic irmn.illyiivcn.iko n 
 to ioi.ov( r 11 r. rile Stoor e. luiir'.Nl 
 Nij'h", with ionic i.ii'i iniho iVini-...|ic, 
 woailii'r. I he VVaror ihoaloil ap.ii • , w 
 nr.'.wnSi .1 '.e •hil, tjui a fuj \e.is|.i t lo 
 wli.it w.c wuife, tlioro tv is oo tmitni 
 
 lier.illio.il upon the Ko.ks, out of inoir .aiolofnefs, in 
 ii.j l.ukiiii; oil', not lieaviiiKthe 1 oad, .i;ur the', ha.lloon 
 til., land .III IV. .;ni loir;, and in j^hi esen ilion havofeon 
 il, if the'/ 111,! ii.it been blindoil Willi felfconeeit, and 
 
 been onvionlK <.;.polite in Opnnoiis The lirll blow now ihi rotoie we bec.iii iop'e| a' , •• il 
 
 Itniekir.c oi;-. of i.loaJ lleip, and is I v.a-runnniginirot i;ood end of a iniler.iblo :or;; .n'Oil I i'! 
 
 ni\ Cabin, I th.iii;lii I h.ad been w.ikiicd lo provide my n iloanng i:p, vv- fiw two lil.o h . r. ! 
 (elf fit anotlier Wi rkl. i bo.irini; i p to ihoiii, law a.i o.>".,|,,;, i,. .. 
 
 Alter I n.id e.mtrJiilcdmy Tallion, an.l chcck'd fume end'/aionrd toi>i in hot on .S:c!'- ; I'. ■ 
 
 l.id .oi^iifolll'.u was (;iven inc, to revenpo ni) felf upon hope ot a* il Wo eontiiniPil n *,■ •, .I- ,; 
 
 ili.'li thai had loniniiiied thi.s tiroi, j lirlt orUer'd all lore eoioe 1 ife, lonie i loatli. wo nmlt 
 
 nm Sails to be h.illed a b.i.k Itaus, but ihii did no good. We loin id it to bra i^ood Si iin.l wh' 'e 
 
 but ii.ade her beat the liardoi. Wh.ieiipoii we t'trn. k all Nielit, but efore ho r.ii n -u this '; 
 
 allinir Siilsa n-,aiii, and furled them i p elofe, tearing Mia lo: inoorod with lis o l-la lie. s. bro'Ke 
 
 ilriuti our Siern to Iriiit; the Cable thi.i' the Cabin to I'll her li'Mir rnai priil We iiad nou 
 
 Cai'ltoM, audio laid (.ot an .\nthir to he.ave her .a-itern. the Snip-boat, and the nr.uh torn in.! 
 
 rd. 
 
 ' plice, 'r 
 '".y, .ind V.I 
 i il ' III" bn; 
 
 . iV.l. \\,-\- 
 
 tvenc 
 
 liaufed all the Water 111 die Hold lo be Ibved, aivl let we reniaino'l tillUic ..;ili, in ail v^imh litre i: d 
 funic m pump :i out ac.iiii, .s.nd did intend todothe like ihiiii; but fn.^w ;;nd bl..w I'xnvaiiiiy, fo that wo J.: 
 with our Beer. t)tlu i I put Ui throw out alloiir Coal.s, | put our Boat ovei-boaul 
 
 whieh waifoun and readily .l.iiio. We .p:oded out our , The 19th, we weighe 1 md flo.od t.- tlio Soi"! 
 Cable-, iiroour l.ong boat ; all this while die Slupl-eat- an I an. liored iiiKieranctliei llland, on '..l.ieli I 
 iv.i; fo feaifiiUy, llut vsc law fisine of theSb.iatinj; fwini Ib.'.ir, and mined if iVe li.ni ,/ H jh , r-.y,.:. f 
 In us. Ihen wc lUiod as many as could to ihe Capllnn, nindrod 11; aiidiloivn, but eould n.ir pe;.eivo tiur. Iia / 
 .ind heaved with fii, ha good will, thai the Cable broke, boenany l\ople on it ; norwabthore a;iv I'llh, fowl o; 
 •!tid wc loll our An, h' t, vvhitoiipon with all fpood wo 1 i -rb. The Tides hi;,;hed about lix Fo. t, ilic W.ii,!, 
 Jill OIK another. We eould not yet p'teeivo vvhetherftio boiiiR Noitlurh: The Mood conn i I'roin ihe Nor.!:, 
 did leak or no, b\ tealon we wore enipUiyed 111 pump- and it ll.iws half Tide ; It wasT'll Sea lius <.\.v ar ore a 
 'ii£;outtlie Watevwhuhwe ludbulo.idin iho H.ilil, tho' eirxk. Heie feoinu (he Win Is e.i'tuuio Norihe.ly, ttia- 
 ■.ve inueh doubled ll.e h.iil received her l)ea:li.s Wnund. ■ wc (' uld mr I'ot about 10 po iii;o 'hiiKi tt,i>, <■. , 
 W'iuulbie wc pm 111' 'the IJoat ihe Ciarpenier's Ti»ls, a ; tho'jiiiu n belt to lookonilbra •.viiitriiio, pi,n.o ; 1^ .iie i.-- 
 B.ir:. ' I lire.-i.l, .a li.iuelol I'ovvder, li.\ Mnlkets, with viledtoiio f ir I'ort .\i- A «, bo. aide we were en tain U'ere 
 fiiii.eMatLliaiHri'inder-box, billidiooks and Lines, I'ueh j was.i (.aho whore womighi brinp 111 onr Miip 1 .'ilv,,l 
 .iiKUlk.im, an.l to be brief, whatever could be ihoughi : lunthai (Aiunfel. beeaure it is a peiil..i s plivo, ,iiid ;i 
 on ill Imh exucniity. j mii;iu be lo I.Mij', e'revvc e.iuld p.ct ilmhci. ll 1: wc ir.ieh' 
 
 All tlii.s wo font allioat to prolonpa mifeiable life for a > I'cdobar'd bv the l.o: bolides-. 11 being lo t.ld in 
 few Jays: wc were live Houis ib.us beatini;, in which , l-ititude, ihitoiir Rn;onig wast'r. ..•oil eoorv Nij.ln. 
 time llie ftriiek .aliovc lui blows, infoiiiiieli that wo:th.u fonio Moininns we llioveiJ the .Snow liaif 
 
 r! 1 
 
 ilu..:ii|it every llroko bail b. en the lafl tliar it was poilil 
 llie lould have otidiired. We ecnild iiit perceive the 
 V.iier in all this time rofioW any thiiii" at all ; ni lall it 
 ple.iled(!od thrt iho beat overall die Ko.ks, but ni.i 
 l.iiowiug whether ihc wvrc Ifiiioli, all hands wont to 
 
 thick otf oui I 'oek?, I the ght 11 ve.iid.l be fa.' iv 
 ihcothci pill'.-, and then iij'oii r.l bod |. i'mo ! 
 lo the Southward, there to look for 1. lue 'i.ile Cu\ !. 
 Ciwofurour Ship. 
 
 The:>ilt, we wrio.hod an.l lb od to ilic S'o.irl.uar 
 
 n. .111.. 
 .1 i i),s: 
 orle ;r 
 ai;.iii! 
 .-(k or 
 
 jiuupiiig till we inaJc tl'.e I'lUnp llitk, and iheii wc faw jiii ihe Ivoirng tho \Viii.' iii. realeJ, and blew haiii: Wc 
 now much Water ihemadc u; ore (ilali. Wo found her took in alo.ur Sails, an.' U' lur drive to the Soiuhwaol, 
 l-l.very ieikv, fu we::'. ;o I'raycr. and gave God he.ii iiio. the Lead oveiv ^.|als. Oiir depth when we 
 ill- .ss that It wa^ao worfe, and fittin^^ail ihingn again, 'took inonrSail-. was jO batho.ii, an.l in.reafed lo .,5, 
 Rot I'inher oif ande.ame to aii-Xnehor. In the Uveniiif: ! wlii.h vvasa I'u it unnlort lous 111 the dark. ,\t mid- 
 
 itl<;;;n toblowvcry bird, whuhif it had done wlliitt niojit it fudd. ni. 
 wc Were on thoRo>:ks, we h.id lo'- our Ship withuucanv (be h'.ive.i, n •! 
 
 .icercafed, and aslail.iothc I.,:ad(o 
 ■aled 10 io Faihoni, whcrk'foie 
 ISh' n " n e'l. 
 
 ;ii,l 
 
 fl 
 
 )i 
 
 'ii 
 
 '^- !■ 
 
 fit 
 
 I' I" 
 
5J>8 /I ^oyA\!C for (iifcfnicrini^ a 'P.ij/j^c tothc Sunih M'.i I ib. I V 
 
 in, 
 
 Mi" 
 
 ill' II 
 , .uul 
 
 chi'f'il io an Aiulmr, .iikI iriiMmil i iir SIm(' All, t 
 iiuiinu CM ihi Si.i, .iiul li'li'l .'I' ihiilRt 10 tiilcil <> r 
 '1 liriv «.i' ihi iiii-il liilnJ niii Mniwttuh. Vi r 
 •>nt well .ill Nielli, Jlilio' ilic Stx wtnt very lolijf 
 tli.v It li'i\ril \(.r\ li.iril. 
 
 I !!•■ J.'.l, In ilu' M"iniiii;wi' f.nv .in IllamI .1 l.i.v;iii' 
 p!l iinlti.Hii I rr. .illl>.Mii(M"'iK .ml lli'i'lio lii'vixi 
 ii-iriait \i N. .Ml. Willi llic lulii 1. 1 tlu' Wuulw.inl 
 'liilc, wi .iii.iii(ii'.ln' lu<i' I'p '"If An.hiir, .ilthu' ilii' 
 •S.i Kill Willi \ti) l.tl>. Iniiiiiii; jl|niir">irrti|',ilM. «'. iil 
 
 I r tliaiikiJ. wi J!. 11 II up; I'll I'll^T* wc iniiM lit uiir 
 S.iil«, will' ■liiviii iiiti' nine Kuhdiii i wlii'ici-|'i'n Wi 
 ii|.li.iM'iir iiu tinli."li!i' .1 I'miil, All.l H«t iiil.liillii- I iV 
 1. 1 (III Ill.lniV, ilic Wain ll'vilc.l M Icvcn lix, .in. I liu 
 r.rli'in, Imii wlun wo w^rc alxmr, it ilnpniil .ii'.iin 
 .1 il vi ,iii. jioiiil iii.i V. i\ noml pi 1. c;, .111.1 It w.ij will 
 (.•I II, ih.u wv ili.l, li'i' ilif Wml iiuuili-.l M.iviiy 
 III" Ml. I III Ni.nlil ait'l .111' M'Ttiiiii? It liMWul .mil 
 li.lili.l, an I w.iti'iry lul.l I uoiit .illnnr ti< li"k tor 
 I' nil' (.'ill'. Ill C'M' 'o b.m- 111 "in Slnp, I'ji IIh' w.is u- 
 r\ liik^. .iii'l ilic<...m].iii^ w.iv i.ikly .iii.l vviali "itli 
 111 . Ii 1 11111) ill'.; .null Mil. nil l.ilnmr. I al.cii.l.i'. I'.ic t"p 
 111' .1 Mil , I'lU. ' iilil 11.11 I'll' wli.it I li.okcillor: I iiniKil 
 
 II Sir I' "II , H :■') t.'.ini. S\ Nhiii uf uii^lji-.l, I'liiin 
 an lll.in.l lliat 1 .ii.'.S. .S. I', ul iis, l.mt I.i.ii;iii'. oil ; I'H' 
 «■.«..- iiiiii.' Ill Jl- c, I' (mliliiil) llio.i'i.l III lix, live .lliil 
 I hi; I .itliom j wlitrilnrc wl llr.ii.k o.ir S.iils.im.iin, ami 
 ilioji'.l t().iii .Ar.l'.ji, liui ii was very I'oul Krimiul, an.l 
 t'.f li.iiiliiir tli'.if iMtlioin at hn Suin. Iloliliiin it iwn 
 l.ilit'i Itay I' ni',' r lnr», wi'kiliil ivcry iliinH in ..rJir I'T 
 ill. Ship til lall til. iij;li! way. Wf lia.l \ip mir An. Iinr, 
 an.l 11. .1.1 ovcr:ii;:iiii i.ir Sir l^vcyi /(;.i'i U'.oi.l, vvliuliln 
 Nl)",lii \vi' li.Mij'lii in ilicWiiulot' m two Lc.ij;ucs ofl', 
 an.l .!i.l Mi'll ilitl'ir w. 
 
 liicJVtii in i!ii'MoriiiMj;it tlirfaiiwil aStorm, wliere- 
 tip. n wc wiii'liC'l witb ilw WiiiilwMr.l 1 nic to pet riar- 
 »' iiii.l'.r ilir lllaiiil. Ii was vciy llit.k loupy vvi-atlur, 
 a'lil as wi'lloo.l In till- N. V.. v.i- laim' ti vtiy iiii.irtain 
 ilip:l.>; at I'lir .alt tuiiity l'aihnni'>, ilic iiixi livm, 
 liirniolivi, i-ii'Jir, ami ilirir, aiiiUiniiinn iipnnthc nilicr 
 l.ii-k, wi- Wi-i" Hiiilc tliiii we were lit.ii'. it plcal'iii 
 ( .. Ill wc ^")ii K'.iT of iliciii, an.l tnilia\mir'il to gn muUr 
 tl r I.i'c ut till III 111.! i but nm Itiiih able to itffCl it, wc 
 vuri- t.'t.i.l i.i aiiiliiT 111 ;-, Failioni two I cagiics ctV 
 the .Slio.ir. .Ml this Nii;lit u liiowtil anJ hiiil'd, and was 
 wry i''l.!. 
 
 'Ilu i^iw vvi- w'ciphc.l, .ind jsvvc ta kill to and afain, 
 iluWiikl il.it'itJ 1.1 111 (iiir'l'icih, that it put us witliina 
 .j artot of .1 Mile nt ihcsiry ll..>ar, wlnrc wcihop'ilto 
 a'lAnsli.r. an.l n .!i it < ir. I'ltlitc an.ld.ath. .Sn.-li Mi- 
 liii!> Hi- (.ii.'.iiitil mil nf'll tliilc Slioals and lirnkcii 
 (IiOiiruI. (.^iit Shiit .Xiii lior w.rsd'iwn twi.'c or ihrri-a 
 ilji , ar.,lt..i-i"fniiMied till the lalk of Sriiei>it,cr, win. Ii 
 we !iii,ui;ht woiiJd liaveput anen.l lo oiir Miferic'., there 
 beihi! I o;h;ii;4l'iit Koik», ihoaN, OverlaiU, and Hrea- 
 i Ills 1 uiid a'.i'nit lis 
 
 tiirtl'er iiii.i the \\»\, into fciiir l'atli>.iii an.l .i li ,')( »vat' i. 
 I Will' luliiiily .iih.ui idle.'wli.ii ..111. till I .iriiMlii.il 
 iiiilllis lllaiiil. le.ii;; ihe Mine weJil.iliir Wiimi iiji.ii. 
 Iloiiiidiht 'li.in. III Den, .iiKl l.nv lime h..Mlj I in 
 that whi.'hlii Mi,,e.l ai moll wa«, ilin I law aiiDpei.ii i; 
 iiiio iliel.nidiike a KiMr , wnii.\l. in ii wit|. .iLi] ,-, .;] 
 lii.il.iiin.liil.inc.l, an I 111 f uvnl.. i \. i.ei m (n I Vaui' 
 tli.Jlii, ai-.l yet within aniXsvllii. I Iiik ll.iil.oin, l.iv 
 in(? I mr !• iihnnwaii r. 
 
 I'li.'toiiiili, 11 In'iwe.l ami Misv sir. Ii. 
 
 I .111! 
 
 'Mil- lirit I't (<./'i" ivasin.liftlrciit fai 
 
 1 1 our Boar 
 
 f.'uni'.eil a C haiiiul to hi'l|i iis oi.t .it il.is peiiloiis pl.Kc. 
 .She r.t'ine.l in two 1 lours, tellinp, us llio lia.l Ucn ,t 
 w.iv will le'licri wasiioi lels thiiiiwcUe I'atlio'ii. We 
 priuiuis wei-lid, t-iit fouK.l It I'llierwil'e, the W aier 
 lliii.rmi' Ml li\ i-a,li.i"i ; l^nr there w.is no remedy, v/c 
 mill; (of. rw.ir I. It ple.'.led (in.l fo to direCl ii:., that 
 »se| 111 tlir.i' it, (oimtiines tweiicv I'athinii, then on a 
 liiil !iii levcii, lix an.l live, f' we Hniik all our .Sails 
 am.iiii, an.l ■ hop .1 to an Anhor, where we rode till 
 ini.liiii'lu lor lite and ile.nli, it Mosviiif; ainer.iltis i',ale 
 ol' VViiid, am! the .Si-a ptiiif! seiy l<)tiy, and all iii a 
 Ilr.ai ii ; ili. Cii.'im.l w.is loul alio, fu that we duul'ted . 
 t.iii I aMe riery Miiiiiit. 
 
 I ii. le.. lul, ill ihe Morning was little Wind ; wcfen[| 
 ihs- r. ..It to l.iniid ; wlii.li ri.tu;nin}; in two Hours, told 
 list';'.' li.t 1 i.iin.l ap'aecol' Ibnie Ut'ety to rule in, an.l 
 
 I .1 1 1 .-.•ii ill no lei:, water ih.in l ('.iih.mi.^Ve weiyhe.l.an.l 
 li» I 1 ■!• 1 (.il'lr p.ilk.i ill two j l.iies, vvlu.'h In. I linni 
 i.^i'i ' ',r. it' ilu' t'. .1 weailitr had i.-nuniied. We Hood 
 
 I I '.111,^ \'.'.iv ihelii'.it iliucled iis.iiiid am I'oriinin i8 Fa- 
 
 ' I "Vi'iit a;V.oiniii :ii) lllan.l lotheSoiuhuaKl .if lis, 
 'vi'i !i I mill..! tile l\:nl ,ir l)/!nl\\ lil.in.:. I-roin tin 
 l,i;',.ie'.t ji'.ii.c in i;, 1 . <)i.ld fee it all lirokeii Grouii.ls an.l 
 ••.11 IS r I il'v .Siiii'.huard,, .111.'. rarli r u'oilir tlian het'.er 
 nii.i'i.r wiiiih w. U,i.lliteii HI. 1 lo'ind that I'eople hail 
 IkiII i.p.'ii 11, and th.V it n;is full ofVV'ood. 'Inwards 
 1 . .i'lr.j'it l'ei;.iii to Mow hat,!, wlitrtl'oie wc iiiaJe to- 
 w ir.i^ '.li.' Shi;., H'l,! r'Uvmn tor Life to re. over her, we 
 v.ii 1 . 1 ...Aaiil 1 f her J li'it ihey in the .Sliiji (-lutinn 
 io, r;i ,1 Ijiio. in 1 a Warp, we liot hold of it and li.ileu 
 lip '. !'!'. li fowid a violent j;aie all iiij',iit, with fncv. 
 111.: I la.:. 
 
 i (le tiurJ, '.hi; w.iidslu!!'.!. and wi'i'liinff, we n.-iod 
 
 hnil IliliU- Wi'lil limi iM liic Mill's ii|. iiK.i llif (,'i,||||i,y 
 
 I'^i eoiildlin.l IN ti'lnfloronr li. k Mm, Ivii.ln a li .v 
 IVrrii's. \\ hen we lia.l we.itied o.ir lihev m ilje d,,,,. 
 l)l> r ;iic W.i-ids, wc ret 111 lied a! aid m li n.mo.i.j \i'„ , 
 It , .Milini.e.l fiHil H rather till li.e ' ill, i. hen ivi' Hood lu .,i i 
 ei [ot^ic .Miuar andiiHioie.liiin Shii 
 1 The Till, It 111,, wid all day, an 1 1 li w a llrnii wltl.ij . 
 Itli.vclii, llwt al. llielVius'ol llleSliip, w i;li ilic Ik.ikJ 
 111 1.1, were all lie, .iiid ihe CaMe w.n as In. m i ,%)'.„* 
 Mi.ldlc. The H.,v.«orilie Bo.it were iV.juii hail .\ ^■n^„ 
 thi.k, (.ill, at ue Will l.uii i(. )icw aii.l hi.it it olf. 'ing 
 Siiiilluiui:;;veryi!i.ir, we lore the 1 1 p-UiU mituf ih,' 
 Tops, whi.h ueielurdl'io;-.!! i.itl|.,,i. n\i\ jet ih,.,',, 
 lianpaUiiiiiingall da', inasny l,i:ii|., the .Siin not h.'i . 
 ini{ I'uuer tiiihawilKiii.. Seeing; I.., wihtVV iiiurtofJiii- 
 1.1 exiu-anily ii[i.n iii, ind fcaiiiiK that we llioiil i nut 1,..^ 
 \Me to po III, mil. r,>.iin Willi li.e iiim, we loised jiIhu, 
 with iiiiuli dilli (iliy, and lill.d the Ijo.n w th VVo. J 
 .111.1 lent tli'.'C..irp.'hreraniloilieisloi.,n W -,1, weliaviiii- 
 I'lit little aloar.l. It wasniilei.ilily lol.l.il.. ,,) ahiiar.! ili'- 
 .SIiij'.i M'ly ilii'i'il'reezii.n in lli^H I,!.' i.lliytlienr.-hJe- 
 and liiue im ion). I imw no loiipet muk.' iileol' o'lrS.uJs' 
 w'clie(;an to tear thai heic u.- iinilk Hay ;iiiil VVm.ir' 
 , When wclia.l l'rouj.|ii .lb 11.111 h Wood ,iK.i;d as ne 
 lould lonvennntly How, .mj I'l.oiii.Ji as I ili.,i'i.|n 
 woiil.llia\elalle.ltwo. 1 iliiee Month , tliel.iis Meii'.i,'- 
 lire.l that loiiie liitle 1 linilc or I l..\e) niiplii l>. 1 uilt .i. 
 Ulnar, whiieliy ili, y niiflit he Ihelterd, ,uid reconrili, n I'' 
 he;ilths. 1 look the ('arpiiit,.'randotliei"i, -uul iliuolin;. 
 out a pla.e, they went iiiiniidately ',i work upon it! 
 Inthe iiie.111 tune I with l' me oili.ii waiid..i d u|. nj 
 dijwn in the V Vt.j.l lo fie if we emi'd dif over any I, i,.^ 
 of J)avai;es, that lowc iniuht il.i hrer |.io id.; toi or 
 fafetusav.ainll th.iti : We found no a| [LaraiKe Uut 
 there was any on tins lllaiul or near it. The Snow |iy 
 tliistinic w.ish.ill I m hifh, uml aalkin;', thro' it, we r, . 
 ti.ri;ed ciiiil.irtlils loourl'i'mpaiiinns, wholh-vil wrou('l,: 
 li.ird upon our flouie. 'Miey in ilu'Slii|' took .(own. ..i 
 Top-lails, and rnnl mi; a iireat liie ii| on the Heaili in ilk- 
 Hatili uay. tliawi, I thmi and folded iImh up, an.l i. , 
 tliLiii liitv.ixt l)e. k<, th.ii if we li.id any i;oo.l weailiri, 
 they iii;;;lii I r;iii.; tluni ai;aiii lo '\'aril , lii the Hvemi;,' 
 wc ntiirn'.l .i. oai.l. 
 
 Ihe i:!li weiookoiir Main-fiil fiom the Y.ir.l, and 
 laiindu alL.ir to (ovn oi;r Hoiife, having lii It than.' I 
 itli', a^;ieattii'e. II, Ni(;lir they had ...ur'd it, .iiuili.i.l 
 ahiioii hulp.e.l it al.. u', .md the lix Huildei's .ledie.l t,i 
 l;e iiut ih.ii Nii;li!. wliulil jjianted, haviiij; tii-ltfuriiiili- 
 ed them with Mulkiis and other Arms, ;,nil ihaij;!.,), 
 ilieiu tokeep j;oo.l v .t Ji all Ni(;ht. They had allii iwii 
 (Me) hounds, a 11.ji> and a I'.itih, whieli 1 hadbrniij;|i; 
 from /;<,i;/..j...', to kill us ionic I)..'er,f wc Ihuuld la- 
 any. 
 
 Ihe ijrh, our Hoiife was ready, and our lix Fnii.M.rs 
 deliied they inii;ht travel up into the Country to fee uli.it 
 ihei loulii dileovei. 
 
 "I'hc 14th, caily, Leing fitted with Munition, and or- 
 dir'.ltokeep lo^'uhi'i (hut efpe. ially to feck out Un.c 
 C-reik or Cove fir our .Ship) they departed. VVeal'uii.l 
 took .l.iwn our two Top-nulls and tiuir Kiqi^iiip, ini.';;d- 
 ini; it welhould remove, to make ule of our h'l i\ l.ul 
 anil Mucn. 
 
 1 lie 151!), ill the I'viiiint; our Hunter returned viTV 
 weary, and lirouj'lit with hiiii a linail lean ilear m lourl'" ^ ■ 
 Qiiaiier., which iiii.le ua all re|. i.e, hoping we ih.HiU" 
 hive more of ihnii. i hey rep irted that ilicy li.i 1 
 wandred alove twenty Miles, an.l ha.l |iioii};ht tins 
 l')t'tra!ioU' twelve Miles, and lia.l feeii nine or teiiiiiure ; 
 Tli.u lalt Nii^ht they had a very eol.l lodgmi; in ;i,e 
 Woods, and fo it ;ippcar'd, for they all lor.ke.l .is ill! -y 
 weie alniolt ftaned, nor Ooul.l they reiovcr tlieinfiJMs 
 111 three ir four days iil'ter. Tluy fiw no li,^ns of IV .- 
 pie or wild Rc.iHs, imr .my pl.ice for Harbour. 
 
 'Ihe iTth, my I,iei]ti.ii,ini and li..- more delire.l tli.y 
 might try iheir l-'ortuin s 111 tiasellmg about the illand ; 
 but thev had worle luck than ihcoihir.s, and ntiiri 1 
 I onilortlel'j and .lilablcd wirli luld ; but vshat was woiK' 
 than all, ihey loltoiieof their Company, y."'« /J.:.fKy,:. 
 our Gunner's Mate, who biing very weary, r.itlicr rhan.l 
 i^a about, wonl.l i;o over a rond a ijuantr i.f a Mile 
 
 ou;, 
 
 ' ■'■(?, . 
 
,1. 
 
 Tib. I V I ( n-ip* XXXVI. Ayo)\igc f(jr difcovchug a 'Pajjagcto tic South St.t 50^ 
 
 naM.|..li.lf «■■>'"■ 
 
 ,„,t„, I ...llHlliAl 
 
 .iiiir Willi" I'l""- 
 
 rt Imic hi «li '»• 
 
 I I U^t. .(iil'lVi'"!* 
 
 1.1 II Willi .ll'll '■>>'. 
 
 « UH ,!• til I V4< II 
 llllV ll.lll'UUI, llV 
 
 \kX' Ii.ii>I ; I 'III V 
 i|i mill il'f (j'liiiuv, 
 Mill, l"'li><i< .i.liiv 
 r fvKi's III lUi' tr. II- 
 1 \> 1 liriu;i"'il Ni« . 
 vluinvj UooJili.ir- 
 
 I'lvv i (l( rill Wiilnl ; 
 Miip, v^i.li ilic lk\ik. 
 ^a» .IS I'll' 11* I M'lii 
 tt lujjtii lutil ah^ut 
 niul In .It It nil", llie 
 : 'li (i-laiN iHitut till- 
 til' ;ii, iiii'l !>■'' iIk'iii 
 ni|', thi.' .Sun tiotluv. 
 ,w iln.VVinur(Oi:t,iiii: 
 liut wc lliouM licit In- 
 
 i«, wc lOWCil JlluMI 
 
 m 11.,,'t \v tl. VV.j-J, 
 
 )(..lt V 'I, WclWVMH' 
 
 u-Ul.il.. .,y alv..ir,!ili.; 
 
 iiuk. nil i)t'ii'irS.iiis 
 ,A ll.iv .i.hI VViiucr 
 
 VVi)i»l .il'"i'-l ,11 «o 
 ti.diii'.li ns I liiuvcJn 
 oittl', ', tliv i''li Mnui'" 
 Invd imi'lr. K'lvuit .i-j . 
 ■Iti'i-.l, .uiJri.o"irt'.i. iiH'. 
 
 IkIoiIkVS, Uui i-llUlllilU' 
 
 r.cly '1 worl^ "f"" "• 
 \luii w.mJ'.i 'I up 'ii.il 
 i,ii:!d ilil' "viT ;iiiy li^ii's 
 I 1 1'.'ir pii> i>li: tin II I 
 iiiJ r,) .1) jvunnii; tint 
 near It. rill-- "iin'w by 
 1 ll.ilkiiu', tluu' it, wcr.-- 
 iiintis. Ivlicli*! wroiij-'u: 
 I'Sliij' II" ik .(uwii. ',1 
 ii|i.ii the Hc.uliiii ihi' 
 iaI iluiii lip- •'"'' 1' ' 
 ■III .my i;iio>l wcaiIni. 
 I'ard . Ill tlif Kvi'iiinc 
 
 IMUI 
 
 il ficm ilic Y.iiil, xn\ 
 li.uinntiilt th.iuc.l 
 lud ,..wrM It, aiullM'l 
 lix U'.iiliUr^ ili'liu'il M 
 ltd. lnviiit; li.-llfuinil'.- 
 Aiiiis and iliai;',i^g 
 (•lit. Tlu'y had .illim^'i 
 11, wliitli lliiJl'r.iiii;lr, 
 I)i:ti- .t" wc Ihuuld Ki- 
 
 idv, and (iiir fix IVu^.^ri 
 , ilic Country to fee wl -it 
 
 with Munition, and ot- 
 ,,11', ui I'cck out lu'iit" 
 aq-.utcd. VVciWnid 
 rRltluirRit-Biiil!. "'!'■■••'' 
 „akc iilc ul' out tt'i^-' '•"' 
 
 our lIimfcrrcnuiK.lM.tY , 
 armalllcaii acin.i lourl'< ^^ 
 c,, i.c, hopMiR we ll-.'HiW ■ 
 
 reported that they li.vi 
 ;, and had I'lou^ht ti i^ 
 ,';i,l fcciinincor tcilU'Ute 
 UTV loM lodKi"!; 1" ■■'•■ 
 : ,i;.y all liK'kc.l as il :!;.y 
 ,1 ihcy recover ihcinfci^"^ 
 
 'i'hcy I'lw no figns ut U'j- 
 
 Uc f.ir l-larbciti. 
 mdli.r niorcdclircd i.K^Y 
 jsdhiig about the lllml ; 
 .iiithcoihcrs. an.Uctuii.'.l 
 
 111 old; bm'.\li.uw.i'".voiK',, 
 
 cir Coiup-'inV. i'"" "■•;' ''^V' 
 ,„vcrywe.uy. ..uhcrtluiy' 
 
 ; i>oua a qiiariti i.l a MH'- 
 
 MviT, wliiTf will 11 111' w,» 111 lllf \c ly ii.iJ.lle, llic III 
 hrakvaiid i lnlidiii .m liini, andtlu y iicm-i law hiniiiK'rc. 
 I'liii'; IV1W ' irta'ii ilvit ihiii wire im Sav.i; ci nioii iln 
 lll.iliii, ii'T nil ill.' M.iiii III illier hi I'lr an \' i iiiul.l ilife,- 
 ill. .iiid the (lid Uiiii^ II ,\v li> tttrr.iui, llmt they loiiM 
 il ii.iiiii tonsil' ilieie wi't, .iiiv J we lomlottcd and 
 uImU'Ioiii liKe» hy i!ei|i' ; inc more (Uiiicly, an ! 
 ilian^'ed ll'll <i;tiiiliiil e etv N\'iTk. 
 
 hi, 111! till I' ill Id ilicl'iih iulnl torthrm-irt r,irtfiiuw 
 and l<!iiw lit liar.l, tli.ii tvemiiM lililiini )'.et alh'^,ir with 
 ilu llnii, wiih'iiil wa I'l i; m ih'' iliuk ut i.eald ^Vutt, 
 ,111,1 lairMni; 'iiie .'iii'i:lur. 
 «, , m.'vr I'lrlirll, I nikiuicd with ilin .StiAvml coivcniiiii; 
 mil V.CliiaK, tlicihii.l pair dI' out iinn- hiliii' ihu day 
 niir. 
 
 Tlic ilnr.l, il,, II'T ui.le oiii'd fo fit alli'i.ii-, l"it 
 rdtild not lei liiru'tlieioiipialil Water. I he nent tliy 
 tliev riiiind,i|>la' ei(»j',it alhiiar, iin.l tanicd lloer tnnur 
 Mm ,illiii,ir ma IViiivl, wlmli wimldtrrcite (iiinly iiithc 
 Hi 'I, ; 111 one Ni('.lit. 'Hie li y Hei't Ih'iiih ihawi.l 111 a 
 K.'tle, wii tmi jtiH'd, ami ilu". luakc the I p ot the 
 l'ii,i,l«'iiiiiiiiiat Water t» ilrink. Ilii^ l'i)nd-w»ier hi-l 
 .1 Inrhloiiii: liiiell with ji, lii that hatini'ir iniglithe iii- 
 |i,tiiiit'<, I I allied a Will to Iw Imik near the H'liile, 
 will re ve had Very I'oij.l \\',iii i, ll.uterinmjur U'lvmliat 
 It tal\,i i:ke ,Vlilk. 
 
 The I til, li.ivini', dolt' I'l' Hiiarilshn (iidt pnrpnfc, t 
 oidet'd ihe tatpeiitcr to make ii little lln.it, win h wc 
 nii;htearry, il o, ,,ui,)ii were, over the I,.-, an-l make 
 I'leot' Ikv where ilieie wai W'attf. \i Noon 1 Ihnnd 
 I'le l..aiiiiileliilie ^l l)u',re(«. 
 
 The nth, onr i l< nil t iklirc, liit wefnoiimicnclir.l 
 It ; v,e wer,' t.iiii"! keep an i ■. ia,.tdiiiaty riri Nipjitati.l 
 IViv.andil I'lM I I iile iui,l C-lothmp, Ind lieen hiirnt, 
 we hid hcen in a inikiaMe ei ti'.iti'ii. I l.iy alli'iii till 
 til.' i:th, all will 11 line iiur Mileriisilid unrealr It 
 I'miwed iin I Iree/edexiieainly, and the.Sliiploikc I liki' a 
 pieec of l,'ereleitililiii_i< a.Sliip; lltir Cahlis lioZc in ihi' 
 ilawCe, w.inderfill to I'llicld. I j'nt aUard, wlil'te I, 
 Ip.'if ilv loi'.j' Nii;li'-i vMih i,.riixii:iiiil C'ofMM'ion^, nii'l| 
 in till day tune I ei.iild not fee any hopes of f.ivnig the 
 .Ship: I his I wa« line of, that if was nnpolhblctn en-' 
 il re fheli' lixiri iiiiiie^ ling. lA.iv day the Men 
 mild beat tlir lie oil the t'a^'les. while iome wnhni 
 biiard with the Carpenfci's \i<n^ ( alkiui; Iron, diiv^ed 
 theleeo'iiol iIicHiwUs; in wimh wutk the Water 
 ilil lo Kiiiini thcin. that tluy emil,! hai.lK p,ei into the 
 Shii' without biinji lu.md in with a Rnpe. ^ 
 
 The 19th, out (iiitme,-, who as yuii 11. ay rcnieniher 
 li.id II' . I c;!, (.lit oiK (;iew very weak, lUlliinp that for 
 tluhnl' fiiiii'lielia,l to Inc. he inijiht ihiiik Sack alto- 
 (;etliir, win h I order 'il he Ihoiild ilo. 
 ,p. riii'lld, in the Murtiiiii; he died; an honcil and a 
 Ihoimlkarte 1 .\;an. H, h.id,ieloli boarded Cabin 111 
 the (iiiii roinii, and ar, many Cloaths on hini as was eon- 
 vetiietit, with a I'aii of Coals i intiiiiially in his ^-^1bin ; 
 tiniwiililt,iiiilini> whiili, 111"! I'lailtei would Irrcze at hn 
 f.,,, Wound, and his Hottle ('f .Satk at liisHcj,;. We put 
 Imn into the ,Sca at a Rio.l diflanee limn tlieSlnp. 
 
 I he ijd, ihe Ke iiureafcd exucimly : In the I'.vcn- 
 iti'.; after the W.it.h was let, a Riear piece c.inic athwart 
 om Hawle, aiidloiir more followed atier n, tlic leart nt 
 llicin a quarter of a .Mile broad, vvhi' h in the dark dul 
 nmcli altoiiilli us, ihuikiiip, it woul.l liaic tarried ik o.it 
 of the Haih'iiir. It I'ling m wl'y , .nyialed, and r"t a- 
 bme iwoln. lusihr k, we brake thro' ir, the Cable and 
 Aiwh.-ir enduriiip, an iiircdiMe lirifs, fometiincs (tnppniiJ 
 llie whole be. We liicd three Miifi]lieis, lii^nilyiiii', t,) 
 fur Men alhoa that wc were indiltrefs; wiio aiilwei- 
 eil usa'^ain, I miKI not help us. Piy ten a clock it 
 wis. ill palled. I. cnhelefs wcivat.iicd.arefully, andtlie 
 vcatlier wa,', v.'.irii'.er than ive had fe!t 1: any time this 
 Month : In the .Nlorning t fen: for onr, Men aboard. 
 Many pie.esof Ic -.jvel-y the .Ship, tho' nn fo larpe 
 as the fi rrrcr, vet nii ch thicker: One of them ean.c 
 foul of the Cal'leaiid trade the Ship diivc. As footi a' 
 w c w'ctc clear of it w c 'jot up onr Anchor, and now I rc- 
 J]" .■■ folvedt'i brin;4 the .Ship acround, for r.oCibles nor .\n- 
 ,''''■ iliors . oe.Id hold her. l lie reaf 'tis why I brouoht her nn 
 fiioni-raf round were, lit, It w.is all Ibmy ground, foiiie 
 .S'.-iiios l/ii'.p drv tl'.rs'cnrfour boor above Water, lo tli.it 
 ive had re.'.rm r.) fil'pcil' th.-.tit was thelilse all .about us. 
 ■V ondlv, it ordinarily lloued b'.t tivo boot and a half, 
 Hu.i if liie lliouldbed deep in ilic Sitids, wc could ne- 
 v,.'r conic to dij; her cr a);ain, bc.aiile Ihe would not be 
 drv bv four or h'e b'l ot. Thirdlv, It w.is a loole ,Sand, 
 whi.-h might rife with the .Surf, or lo miiiiit .ibout her, 
 tliat I i o.ir weak IVnvcis wouhl i-.ot be a'Mc to hcive it 
 .'u.iy file next Sp' ini; time, l-'ourrhb , ^^ e doubted the 
 iiJes woukl nut Inijli lo mutli in the Siiumcr as they 
 
 now dill, I'llihly, VVi' loiild iioibiiiiiihfroiit f.f the 
 I'ldi'swjv, wliiJi tim loiiiewliat i|ui..k here, ,111 1 »hc 
 Ice niii(lit dine and iiiniim njonlier, .iiid Inoi.i let her, 
 ortearli'.r, amleati, aw.iy Plank* .ind Inm Work, fo 
 that ivelhc uM h.iie iioiliiiiji, liti ft) (.1 up t riniurc. 
 Sixthly, If iibloweda.Sform.it N W. or ilurcabonti, 
 the Water Would flow fen loot aii.l iipwaub, and iliiit 
 Wind beinj', olf the ,Sho,ir, v o.dd blow .iway .ill ila 
 he, and there won Id I oiue in an rjuaoidm.ny Si rf «- 
 Unit the .Shoal taller Point, v.hfli wis 1 .,iiii,n,-,i by n 
 decp(.l er fill. Mcr, .)vci, ll.c wntilJ beat otrcanily, 
 .ind it llielhould bepiit iipby ihe Sea or that .Surf, it 
 w. very iloubtta! thnr wc Ihoul.l iiuci lieiie hrroft a- 
 ya.n. 
 
 I'.'i- thefc Rcafini we pmlureibll evrreiiiitv, (till hop- 
 pitin lot Ionic (;oo,l and fottiinate a,\i,leiif j bit' wc nor/ 
 law all I nr provident DrIifiis bcone roulilliii, is, nml 
 that we had Ipeiii .1 ^|re,it dcilul labour 111 vain. The 
 Win, I w,i:, now South, wlmli blew iipniihe ,Sli. at, and 
 in.idcllic iowelt Tl.'' . We bo.ui'.ht the Ship int<^ 
 tsMlve I'ocit W.'i.r, atvl lai.l nut oih' Ai„lioi m ilir 
 DlllnC, «ii'l another \n Ilu al Want todraw \ 1 ilar.dai 
 .•.ininand. Our hope alio vva'., tint foim .^ioikm,, ihc 
 Willwatd of lis would lend off foinc ol the he. Wc 
 tliiii lieitig abo.it 1 Mile from the Slmar, .ihoiit n n 
 closk 111:1 dark Nipht. tl'.c l,e eanir drivini; up.m it«, 
 and niir ;\nchor 1 .tine lioine. She drove nb"iit two Ca- 
 ble, lenptli, and the Wind bli wini; on the Sho.ii, lln 
 canicap.toiinaat tw.jaclock, ni:l itnppd niii h I ,•. yd 
 Ih' l.iy well all Ni){ht, and uc took ionic r.fl. 
 
 ■llieivli, tlie Wind lluftcd lialUrlv, .ind pir. ubini- 
 il.inicfif Ice upon in Wltm fi;e II. .'d wai iiM.le, 1 
 i.iiifcao'trtwi rop.rail.,;,,hc lia,i npttnai lei'.viii l)e I,-, 
 and ho.hn;,; theiii upwiih K' pt , in .dl halt, lor, cl the 
 Ship alho.ar, when ihc had no', half ,1 Cables Ici,'; li f'' 
 dine on tliei.i l.y .Siio.ils. In the l.vciiillR We brakca- 
 wayihi'i the I e, and pm an 'lulinrto llioarward in 
 live Foot water, to keen her to the Slioar if podi'.'lc 
 Here Sit II 10 ' II ill' r.rl.'iy lanic in'O u v 11 ind, who 
 without doiibt was driven out t.f his Iiarboiir in tin* 
 niaiiner, and In (lancti at Va ; bin (!o,l w is mor,' tncr- 
 tiliil tons. At nincalNiplit ilv Windranie up .-it N VV. 
 and blew a Storm : This Wind was oil the ,Shoar, and 
 blew away all the Ice from about us.l'-iiii; bu'.irc we were 
 aHoar. '1 hete came in a freat lowlitii; Sea withal, ac- 
 conipanied with a i<reat Smf on the .Slioar; and 11. w 
 were we left on theCirornd to the meuy of the Sea. 
 liy till Ihe bi t;anto rowl in her Dock, and loon afei he- 
 i;in lobeataiMinll the (hound. Asm.iny asconl I llo'd 
 at the Cipltoii, others at the Pumps, tliinkiii;i every 
 tilth or lixth Idow Would have lincl h, r t'l | ice's : Wc* 
 heaved to the lltnioll of onrSticnpths, to kieplieras ih .11 
 the (irouiidas wc could. Hy reafon ot this Win.!, it 
 I'o'.vc.l very iiincli Water, and wc ilrew her tip lo lui'.li, 
 that iiponii.coii.l tlioii|;lits uedouhted if i ver we IhoiilJ 
 pet her olf a);aiM. She coiitiinicl thus I eaiinj; till two a 
 i|o,.kiieAt Moiinnp, and then fctlcd acain ; whereupon 
 we went to lleep to rcltorc nature, eypcs'linp the iiexc 
 Tide to be tornicnted ai;ain. 
 
 The next Morning oir Ship ibd i:ot fl. at ; .After Pray- 
 ers Icallcd afotifultaiion cif the .Mailer, nn I icutcnaiit. 
 Mates, Carpenter, and liiufwain, to whom I laid, 
 that hnce we w,-renoW'piit toour lall lliifis, they IlioulJ 
 tell me what ihcy thi'iij'.lit t f it ; n.incly. W'litthcr it 
 iWcre not U'li to carry all onr Proviffm all'.oar. ,ind when 
 the \\ mailKuiKliomc Northerly, to draw her fmhcrofi 
 and link 111 r. Aftti inatiy rcnlonin.^s, they allowed of 
 'my piirpolr, and f il coinituitiieate,! ir fo the Conipaiiv, 
 iwlio all wilhnj.'ly agreed to it ; audio we fell to .nettie,.* 
 ;iip oiT I'rovilions;" (iril onr Hte,ul, wlicreof wc landed 
 tins day two d.ry bits, with a M";;thead 1 f Beef In the 
 , I!i eninn the Wind came up at N. b. ana thoake.l the Bay 
 : with Ice. 
 
 ' Ihe 17th, the Day was Itill fi.ll of Ice, nii.l I hois.^l 
 Would fo foiitinuf, that wcnri;ht not 
 llusday we could land nothin)'. 
 
 n.l I iKspci! 
 I toli;ik oi;r 
 
 s'Ship. 
 
 1 he nSlli, at break of day three of our M 'n wcu; a- 
 
 ihcar over the Ice, unknown to me, and the Wind coni- 
 
 liiii; npar WriV, drove the Ke iVoin betwiM u.s aid the 
 
 kSlioar. I made the Cirpinfer to lit a place ag,t'.iiit all 
 
 •fiiiMcn kxtreinities, bccaure with the tirll N, irherly 
 
 Wind I nieatr. to crt'cflonr Ilil proicct. In rlie Run of 
 
 her, he cut away the Seeling :iiid the Plink to the 
 
 pShcathiti!^, four or five bv lies Iquare, four boot lui'.li from 
 
 rhe Keel, th,'.t fo it miplit be boared out 111 an inllant. 
 
 We broi'plit the riniaituler ot' our Bicad c'Ut of the 
 
 Rrcad-ronm into the prcat Cabin, and ill 0111 Pen, let. 
 
 jfctfuH', our liplir dry thin(|s betwixt [)'.' ks. 
 
 I 'Ihe :9-h, at rtvc in the .Morninp thr Wind came up 
 
 (at W. N.W.aiid began to blow very har.l : It wj; ordi- 
 
 N n n n ?. nary 
 
 *ir. 
 
 'I 
 
 li' 
 
 I tl 
 
 I- \i 
 
 ''■ t 
 
■' (■ T 
 
 600 
 
 / }ic Ihntcrvi^. 
 
 1 
 
 Lib. iV 
 
 h i \ 
 
 :i:fr I! 
 
 ■' '! 
 
 ■«.f '■ 
 
 t ,) 
 ) 
 
 '>''i*| 
 
 i# ; 
 
 nnry t^r tli.' WiiiJ to lliift VV by N. loiuul .ibout. I 
 r.Rl..r \! till' (.: oi\'! ti. ';o lUv.vn inio the Ho!il ami luiik ij 
 .-ill ovr CriVi ; tliolctbat won- lull, to 111. ml iiuht l\\\::V,i 
 of tlicm ; tlK'k tluir ivca- omfty, to get up, <'i 'I 
 thev loiiia nor be- oiirtcii up, tu (l;tvc t'lcm- I licii 1 01- 
 d^r'J .ill our Crilis to br .iiioilci u|om I'Hf i'WiT 1 'n.-, 
 af!.|ti> l;i- on our!)'arc Ar. hor>.. ind .inv thing tint \v.r, 
 wi-ip.liiy, ") 'NCCPtli.'Mi Jown tVtmi liling. Uy Icvrn .1 - 
 C'i 'kitll.'W.! I'torn.itN. W. oiirbitu'i EiKii y : Ii.oj 
 .Siiiiw.v. ilrc.ulv bv.Kli.l .iKuittu-o I'oot m the .S.mJ, 1 
 .ml vvliilll itu'.i.slliwr.;; w;itcr, 'hf imllt bcl! ; yd uv | 
 h.t.i l-ciMifo fi'ircicl In li.-rl;iH liMtinp, ih;i'. I rcfolvnl ;o; 
 link her vj.'k ilown. radii-r tlian run that lia;'ariJ. By , 
 11:111-. I clo.'k llicbi-.MUtCi row! ui la; l>oi k, wnU an fx- 
 tr.iO.JiiMry -jieaiSc;i ; aii^l this «'.r. the t.ctjil H'-.ir ;ha: 
 pi' \i< ,iil tu .>nr wirs civ! ; whcii'lotu' 1 v,l-;ic ilnun in 1 
 HoM iviih ihi- C;>rr<.-nf,r, :nii.l tak r.;; iiis .A-'Rer, liorcJa 
 h-'k' mih'.- .Shp an,', la m the W.icr; then \v!i.'i all 
 !;".j>! v.e 1 cp.in to >-i-. oiu > tlicr pi;tccs. auv! to bore 
 tiior nr. b n every T' lace was tliil ot NjiN. By tt:i 
 the III-.' ei I ire n-as cove'Cvl \<. irh WaK.r, and ihe beat ni . 
 her \>\,i more and ivorc. I'o that v.e loeld iv;t Itanu to ; 
 .o.u.\ ih.mginluri nor wouM Ihi: link d i.M ai ue 
 \e,)i Id hive lie-, but coir inueil beump, do dile hhnvs.f 
 I :\: 11,. I ! etore, that it •.v.-^swrdeil'il hovj ll.f could eii- 
 .•.1..: • a .]iarier.d" ,111 M'.m IW twelve a d".k her ^ 
 I Aui Ti-erufe, and ,bd lb cy.'.n'.eibear (.niheinfl.le, thit : 
 I-. l-.aMhe i'.idk-h'Milso*' thr lire,ld-roi in and Towdcr-i 
 ii.iun all t.jpieees ; and when ir ciine berwi.<! Dr. k.,, I 
 th.e ChelhUed v.'idely a'i<'ntt, ,niJ the Water did ll.illi | 
 aiiMly wi'iidcrlnlly, io that we expeacd e'.ery rninuit 1 
 \\lv.i':ii.- .Sli;|' would open and break to p:ei-es Ai one! 
 a C\' c\ Ihe bea; <M' hcvKiulder, and tha: was Roile wv ■ 
 knew rot whieh Nv.iy. Thus fl-.e eoiitimicd Uatiiii; till ; 
 three a ••lock , and, then -h.c Sea eairc upon 1 he upper l)i ek, ; 
 and T-Kiiatter iV.f I'cv.aiir'i li'ti'e. We were liireeJ to i 
 link the niofi p.;rLof oi;r Biddini^ an.l Chiaih';. and ihe I 
 (.>irnn-.ion',st;hcll. Our Mon'th;u wrre alho.u (bod 
 )■ jkiii;;upoii US, ilranit dcaduitli e.i!d .ind loirov.'. 10 
 I' .o'lrMiileries .i.nd their oun. Paik Ki(!ht rune in, 
 an.! I oide/d the l^o.i; to be haled up, and co:nmand- 
 r •.; 1 y kiMii',; C'( inpaiiienstociiier, 1 went lailoiit of the 
 Sii-r. ' 
 
 We \kere 17 p'or .So'.ds m the lioar, and thought wc 
 »ve!e r.nw leap: out M' (he KrMni', I'?n into the Fire. 
 I'e Rbb was made, wliieh we thoiii^ht woiiM certainly 
 liaet carried es away into the Sea ; we thereupon double 
 nunried tei'.rOar-. a'-.d wi hthe b.elp of Clod pot to the 
 -Sh.'ar, lial.iii' UfKneBe.aral'er us- 'Ihe Water wasthick ' 
 .. Mi';ei'.ed with Snow, notwitliltaiulinp whicli, there 
 vv^ui a treat Iweilinf; .Sen. ISeing ariived iipnr, the 
 land. We we-e (0 foz''n all ever, hieet,, Hdrard Aj' 
 parel, that wc ,onKl not know each other by oin Haliiti: 
 or Vdice'. 
 
 'Ih'^ Win.'s liii. e wc camehulcr iMvebe-n v:n vana. 
 b".e ana ihiioiiitant, and fil! wi !iin tin- l-oi ri)ti;hi the 
 Seutll.'-ly Wi-idwas the ohh-ft. 'Ihe realiii ( eon- ■ 
 > eive to be, bcra.ile it bl.vvcd be.ni tl e main 1 .iiid which 
 v.jiall ecu e;ed with Snow, wherejs the Novth Wiiii:; 
 ijviie (Hit nf the Bay which wa-. huhertooptn. 
 
 .\ N, W.a N- VV. by K. and a N. N. W. Weid. 
 U It blew a .Siorui, would rife the Tide.'; exrreainly ; j 
 and in ihort. htin the W. N. W. to N. N. £■ the j 
 'ri.lc- I'f'iiM r fe in ,'rpo,-tinn:is they blew fionuhe mid- 
 (111 1'' In'. The Winil liemgoii ri.e 0[ip,ili:e I'ointi, ifii 
 blew, it WDi Id How vcr\ little at all ; the hauler ii blow- 
 i-d, the Icfs watt r ir rio wed. The Tides do ordinauly 
 hiph .tbout three l-'oot, bur when forced l-'y the forcHiid 
 Wind.', tipwatil of ten I'oot. I lould perceive no 
 ddfeience betwixt Neap and Spring Tides: It ficws 
 half 'I'lde. that is, the Flood conies fr an the Nonh- 
 wai.ls, and ihi'her return'; acaiii two l-loi;;i<, betoie n 
 ;•! I'rh \ca;tr. ab is coniinonly leen in Bajs and In- 
 
 M 1 1 »e 
 . 1. Il ude II 
 
 1 i.l h.d. 1 MP the Biat. we went alms' the 
 
 the ilaik low.ird:. our I Itaife, where we 
 e, ie a j;:»od lite, and w.th 11 and Bread and Watei, 
 'e ihi We'd ami coir.l.irtej our felve'.. We then le«in- 
 in« M reaibii v;ith one another eorKe'tnin!' onrSliifi, I 
 •iiuif.d every one to fpeak his mind I'leely : The Cai- 
 .i'lrei was of opiniotithat Ihi- wa< fiundied, a.'id would 
 L'verbe fervi. cable anain : he ailedt>ed, 'liar ihe had Io 
 ■a'en. tha^ it wi;. :!Otpo:h''lobtit that all h t |oiiits were 
 nie, and Sciin. njien ; a->A i>yTCnfon u ll'iv.ed loht If 
 mulno Cieek nor Cove near, wherein to brnii', 
 111. could na deiilehovv he niie,ht eoii'e :o 
 'lev Ku.lder was k ;t, a-.;d lie Ind 
 
 1' .ip:oe.i:d 
 
 I'Li' e. ; 111 ICONvt, 
 
 ■ J 
 
 ...< Iiein luhniip, 0:1 ami! her. S.iin, alieJr .!, '.h.i' \i.. 
 ,..d heaveiUier ep le liiidi i.pen tiie .S.uid--, tha; tiey 
 '.rij'igl'.t ae i.auiKi it .»' u.uc f. ' e>!t aiMin, iiid tliat tli, , 
 ttcie .Uliiicd the w.i, .ilre.uU- .! , k d .1-, , e lu ■• (Jiiier>, 
 tl at lf;e lay Ml tile 1 lde'.sw.;v, .\\A ihi. th/ 1 !■ 111,1;!. 
 tear h t to piiee, ,.;: the <d..e:e;: IJ.lde-; vvlum, u. 
 soi Kl 1 ii I..JW mi (Wm ut eiin VeJi rrs fui.u muU r >' ■ 
 \,: o.n;i,i wuuid be ot a eu.i. il.UMaf, in 'h."<; ..,i\\ 
 and wluii it breaks, would bii.akoiir Aiuh is i.,Me,^ 
 .iiidthen ( luppolinr «e Ih old eet nri liie Ship, .nid ih '• 
 ihe ( ■•.jved UiMid .ilfo ; we llienid have no .Aiiehoi., e. 
 bruy UN huiue. 1 to. ''oited tliein the bi It I .e'uld \\.:h 
 word-s le' i-'iistrfect , <„taintrv-nien and fiithfiil (".Vnip.i- 
 nion.-, le IK.! di!nia:ed lur any of tiiife Oif.ilter-, be; 
 l.'t us [11: uerwtioie trull in Ciod ; it i.s he ihi: cives ai .1 
 he ili.-it takesawty J he thtowit down wuli o'neidauil, 
 aiidi.iite:- up widi aiiOihcr ; his V\ ill bed. me- If 1: be 
 c'lir t, ttuiie to end I'Ur days I'.ere, we are asrrar llcave 1 
 as in i-.< i;..ii..j : ,iud vvearenuuh beund to .'\hni;;lif. (jod 
 l-'t ^iviii;.j us fu laipe' a time of repeeianci-, whc- ,is u 
 Welt uaily eal s upon es, to pnfaie our ftives lit a 
 je-.ter iile in He.iven I iiirkc 10 e;..i It but he v. i!| 1.,- 
 inei, ili.ltij U.S. bi th here tMil-tiih, .ird in his bii iiu{ 
 Kiii;i,d,..Mii. He doili not in ihe iie.ui iin-i. deny, but 
 that we ni..y ule allhotitlt iiuaii:i tul.ive and prolenijuUr 
 n.itutal Live; ; and in my mJi'meni we are not vet l.j 
 i.ir p.iil liupi ut retiitniiJi', iniu I'ur f.a'.ive Coimtrv , bui 
 tiiatl lie 1 fiiruay by whieli we a:ay nlect it. Adnin 
 iheSliip tu I e loundcr'd .'wliitli Uod foibid, I hope th.- 
 bell) let li.i\e thofe of cut own aud oilur Naiin;'., 
 "her. il.i ) hav. (xenpnt to lliele extleiiiities, out ul ihe 
 Wrack ui' their loltSiiip built a I'lnna.e, and rciurn'd to 
 tiieir Fnuid? a(;.!in. It it be objected that they ha\/ 
 hapnidirno better tdimates, eoih hjr teniperaic Air and 
 paeiliik and opt n Seas, and prouded v.i'hall of abim 
 dance 01 Ireili Vu'lu.ils ; yet iheie is iieih.irgieo li.rid l-jt 
 cuurapioiio ir.mds, v.duch hitlurio V'.ii lu'. e Ihi wn, aiel 
 I doidii n. t u.ii itillelo to the utinoit. 
 
 '1 hey allprottfied to work to tlie bcrt of ilicn llruiedi 
 and ihat ihey wuuid nf.'.fe iioih 111; ih.T. 1 ih.inld oriler 
 ihem to '0, to the iittiioft ha.^ar.1 of iheir Live'.. 1 
 thanked theni all, and tothe Car; enter for In; cneOiir;i!>c- 
 iiicrt, 1 promiled fu m.ich Plate prefently as ll.ould "ix- 
 worth teiiI-eiiihbSteriii.i> ; and it fobel wei it to /■;•;. /wi,; 
 in the riiinaee, i ut uld givehcr to luin freely, and ■;.. 
 Pouiidsin Money ever .uid above; and would moremei 
 gradl) all tuen: ti.nt I l.^uiild fite painful and iiidultr;- 
 0';,i- 
 
 liub we uToi ed to', mil anew Pinnacewi-,h the Tim- 
 btr we;l;t.uld ge; upon the llland, th.it fo in the Sprin,<, 
 ;1 v.e teiind iheMiipnot feuiceable, we Uiigh: te.ir .'ler 
 up, and plank iiei with ihe Ship's I'lanks; and ibfirtlii.; 
 Niylit we Idled .)iir lehescljle about ihetue, and took 
 fojiie lett t.li day iii'ht. 
 
 J in' 111 II ihini: we Were to do, v.ms to .^et our CIo.kIis 
 and I'lonl.oii allioar ; 'Ihe MalUr and hu (.,oi"i'.iny 
 were to pet illii.i', out ot the Hold ; the Cookfw.iin ',ind 
 las Ganu tu bun.' tilings alhoar ; my fed' with tin.- lelf, 
 to I an \ 1! li.ilt a iMilc thro' the .Snow, to the place svhere 
 we iiiieiideil to Innld a St'ite lioeli.' ; as for the heavu't 
 things, wo p^rpofed to la\ them on the Beach. In tint 
 AfteriK.-on ihe Wind wasa': S. .S. W'. and the WatT ei^- 
 bedfolow, that we lanehed our Boat, and rowed thr.y 
 the ciinp.ealed Wao r. thinking we inie.ht f:et lotuttliuti; 
 out of ourHolJ Jt itoite lery bard, and I (foed oiitle 
 .Shoarw.tli a ii.juiiled iiiuid, thinking verily that ivirh 
 the I'.bb the Boat would be earned into the Sea, and ih.ii 
 '.ee had been ailloltMen; bin by God's aililtai ice rhev 
 got lalely to the Ship, and made a tire there, to lipiufy 
 their aitivaiulc.ird. 'I hey teil prilently to work, and 
 f.;o: foaie things out o' ih? Held u['on the Decks, bit 
 Nicht coiTUng on, they diitll not adventure to come ;i. 
 ihuar, but lay on ihe lied .v. the Jteai Cabin altnelt 
 llar-.ed. 
 
 On. the tiill w.i- io cold, that I wento-cr the Ice totlic 
 Ship, wheix the Be.ii had gene Yellerday, Thisd.i> we-' 
 cairied u'pon our B.itk^ in Bun. lies, <;(,.. of our biih.tiid 
 mil hof oui Bedduii' an.l C lo.iilis, cvhicli ive were l.i.n 
 toiiigoiit of the I...- in ihe Sliifi. 
 
 Tl e f.c.M.d was inil.l weather, and foine ot the .Men 
 go.ng over the Ice, fill in. and very har.ily rce.jverJ. 
 fo tl.uthi>diy we could Kind iiothir;i> bi ihe bienui).; 
 die Wind.Mine up at Welk, an.l th.e be did break and 
 dnieout ol the IViv, that ive baled it wj.ild li.ive lpe>u- 
 ed tilt Slip 
 
 'Ihe llur.i, (livers great pie. e,, ot ki came thwart 
 :h Ship, and Ihe ft..e p',1 th.1.1, yet net to, that we 
 c(,iild g.ioicf them. We lou..d a way fot the D..'at, t.ut 
 whe.'i Ihe wij loid I', li.e .Ireu Kiur bi.ot witcr, ana 
 ,.ou'd n t coie.e wnl.ni t shpli! I'.ot ot th. Sho.ir ; fotha: 
 
 the 
 
IPP 
 
 t . 
 
 Lib. iV |i:iup.XXXIV. 
 
 / he ll^iiUcri/i'^. 
 
 6ci 
 
 II. ;ll:i'J(v i!, ih.u Mi- 
 llie .Silk'.-, th.i'. t!,v 
 it .IjMili, .injtiaulh , 
 a .l-,.,i'!'(i • (Jilur>, 
 tli.i. tti ■ I <■ nm;!, 
 1 ; ijvl'tlts \vl)tt;t, w- 
 .li MS li.'iii uriili r V : 
 111 Mil . in 'li. '>! , ."v 
 
 liri il'cSliit'. .1,1,1 1 1; •;' 
 1 li.ivi' no AIkIioi.. 1-. 
 
 lltl'C 1>I It I lOiiIiI U.!*1 
 
 an.l tiiirbtiil C 
 
 nip,i- 
 
 of tJid'c nif.iltcrs h't 
 It i.> he liu! gives .11 .1 
 liv.vii wuli oneHaiul, 
 'kill W Jmc- It' i: bv 
 v,c are ;isnf.ir I Kavei 
 i.iiril 10 Al'iii<;lit) (Joil 
 repert.imiv wK:- ,n jr 
 i':i:e '".ir I'elves t<i a 
 u li,.; I'l bvit he v. i!llv 
 li, .irvl in Ins l.>li iii.,t 
 i"- Ml. Ill iiiri. ilenv, Lu't 
 tol.r.e aiul I'rok iiijei'iv 
 \iiit we .lie not yet lo 
 r i.r. ive CoiiniTV , lui 
 II. .ly eiiiMt ir. Ailiim 
 l.io>l loiIiJ, t hope til.' 
 m ;uui othi.1' N.iiio;'-, 
 exiieinities, out nl the 
 'iiin.i e, :iii,l reliiiiiM to 
 bjefUd that ihty '.\i\ ■ 
 1 tor icmi'er.iic Air aiij 
 ulcj V. i'h .iM o\ al'iin 
 is ne.:hi: j;uo h.ivd I ir 
 o V'-ii liii'.e Ihi wii, rii! i 
 iioit. 
 
 he L-eft of ilicn lln.iiu,i!i. 
 Hi; iha: 1 ihwiilii oiikr 
 :.i[,l ot their Lives. 1 
 enrertor hii cncournpc- 
 -■ prr'.'eiidy a'i ll.oiild Ix- 
 t fubel weiiKu /■.'"? /.i';,i 
 to hiin treely, .iiui v 
 ; and «o;iid tnorcoNOt 
 e painful and iiiduftrt- 
 
 Piniucewidi the Tini- 
 t'a.it 1<> ill tlic .Spriri..;, 
 ble, we iMt^li: te.ir ,'ie: 
 IMaiik-.; atid \o(-r ihu 
 bjLl the hie, and teok 
 
 V.MS to i^er onr Clo.i:! s 
 
 I'.'ir ai.d liij C,...r!'.iiiy 
 
 1 ; the Cookfwaiii and 
 
 IV led' with ihi.- lelt, 
 
 low. to the place where 
 
 ; as fur the; lieai'iei 
 
 on the Beach. la r!n; 
 
 W. and the Wat.T elv 
 
 oa:, and rowed tiny' 
 
 f.iii'.ht ftet l.jiiKrh;iii; 
 
 I, .uid I rtui.d oni:e 
 
 king \erily that wi;li 
 
 it.;ii the .Sea, and t!;,ii 
 
 y <.jod's ailiitaiiceriiov 
 
 tire there, to lieii.t'y 
 
 ilently to uork, and 
 
 1 I j'on the Ueeks. 1" t 
 
 iM.iitiire to eone i 
 
 ■.■reat CaL'.ii a In; c It 
 
 vkti;io-ct the Ice tothe 
 .lloiday, '^hl^dlv ue-' 
 <,: c ot our Fiih, ind 
 which »ve were t.i'.n 
 
 and (uine id the M' 
 eiy iMiilly rei..,ivei J 
 
 l!M' 
 
 •il 
 
 die l-ienin)5 
 tl'.elte did bieak and 
 ed 11 wj.ild have Ipuii- 
 
 nt 1^1 fami! thwart 
 yet ni t to, thUt WT 
 
 ,1 v,M> tot the Di.'at, tut 
 f .ur I'l.ot witcr, ana 
 
 it fjl 'h- Sho.ir ; lotha-. 
 the 
 
 the Men were forced to wade tliio" ilic thick congealed ' 
 Water, and earry all ihiiips nptjii tlieir Racks. .'Vs they 
 v.'.ided thro', they feeniud like w.ilknif; pieec!. of Ice. 
 iiioll lamentable to behold. 'I'liere benij', iiuw fundi h.ipe 
 ll.il the lioat Ihoiild po re, and af.ain any more, they 
 tu; away as nm li Ue lioni hi'i a, they cDidd, and 
 p ik'd It uirh H.in! f| ikrs out of her, ami rndea'.oiii d 
 to lioile her int i the SInp, but uli; what rr.eai..; iKey tunld, 
 ll.i w.is fo heavy, that they ronld not huile Ii'T ni. but 
 were fain lohave her ni the '1 acKI, sby the Sliip's lide. 
 
 'I'lie .|th, beinj; .S.uiday, we relied, .i: .1 perh i.ucd 
 Cht.liian Dunes. 
 
 The ';tli at, ! 6i!i w.;c cxtivnm o'Id. jn.] we niadi. 
 Fi.ijis 1 t our Itore Shir-, and in iheiii e.nrud our loo'c 
 liieadover thelccath.iai upono-ir LVieks. Wc ado di'.;- 
 ;',ed 1 iir (.'loadis and new Sai'. 
 oi t.if the Ic,', and cariyni.;!! 
 a preat liie- 
 
 'I'hc ydi wasl"oextr..:ndy- old, that our Xofe-. Clieek-- 
 and H.ituii did fixv^e as white asl'.ij^cr. 
 
 The Sitli .iii.l f.tli ',[ iiiowed inn-'h, yet we toiumaed 
 e .ii 1 abi'-ur intarryni;.; and row lit,g '.hiniv alho.i-. In 
 r'lcl'veinu!; the ^v iten.i fedthe Ice \ cry lufh, and brake 
 tv.'n !li,ni[;lits of oar K \u, and brake m the lldc of her, 
 euttiirrhat time wi m 1,1 nut lielp it. 
 
 1 he I'-th, our Carpenter found Tiinlcr to maki- a 
 Kee! aiida Srtinfor oiii l'iiin,ice : The reil v.ruiiaht a- 
 lou'ci.rl'rcvilioiis till the ijthday, which was fpent in 
 di|ti>in_t; our Bo.it outof tlic li e, which we werela n todo 
 , the very Keel, and di!> the I.v out of her, and then 
 
 with Hand-fpikes uf Iroi 
 II allioai, dried them bj 
 
 at the ends almoll unto the very to;-, wliere we ;i.F: t o 
 Holes fur ihc light foeinti' in, a'd' let i nt bn .St' r,,..-, . 
 .•\t both ends We ll.ii .k up three row:, id' tl-ick bull. T, ■ c".. 
 ;i . cb Ic a;, ji'jillbl) inpli'ljc : 'I'lkii .it a .'ill.i:. ■• fioir tif; 
 lloule weciit .!•. Will roes, pijiulti' t'.U)' tlan i.:v ,i.r!_:;: , 
 ol /ix four, w.th which v.e n:ade a 1'; c on Nth :".Xi 
 lix Fci.it thick, andns many hndi ■ ^\'.■ leit a I't.'.e k.w 
 Dooriociep II t:.\ .M-d a I'idta! b n.'v ;:, n. i '. v, ,.!■ 
 I'des of Wcod, ihai the Wn J ii,e;i t p, r I,;. ,■,.. itito .t ; 
 We rh-ii lalliiCd .1 rough T,i:c ovci' -d. «[',;, '.\h...'ri v •; 
 laiJ our Rai'.erj and oiiv Main e , i. . •.•■,i tl , i:,, n.u^. 
 ingdo.vn to tluGrcui.d on ■ nl ■•• lide ; an! f. n.u.ii !■ r. 
 theOinCde. On the liilide w\ t.,. cd ■ nr KoMk: a l-i 
 ronndalout ; th^ii we diovc in ',::\, ".s, am! n.aje /Va 
 itead |-'i,nnes, winch Beddeadi w-.t.- it -ible, oik- mi-Ji r 
 an.ithcr, the loweitnolt beini; a boot f.- in thei.r.'.iid 
 Ihcic welirltiide.t wlili lUniphs, rfeii l.ikl en feme l^arc 
 .Sails, an.l then our Buldiii^ ard Clo.itlis ; W'c iii.ule r. 
 Hearth orCauly in thennOilleot' lli. I I.r. le, laviiii; kn.c 
 Boards loiind.ibour It to Hand L'p.jii, that the ecld'djnp 
 ll.ould noi lir.k ijK.roii.; wuhu:vwa"e C'cath' v..- 
 niadc us(.'anupn.s and (. nrta.ns. Oir fetonj Hoiile ■•\ :s 
 'Ot palt lucnty boor ihltant, and made nnch attu tiv. 
 fame in.nincr, but I. h, and crveied wdl! out b. i - 
 couiic. It had i,o Pile, oil tiic South lide, but ini'c.u! el' 
 
 ui,! itkl. 
 
 .ooil VCIJ i-vi-i.., .lii,, uii^ un; ii,\. ijLIC Ol lUl, .iri'a 111' il 
 
 wei;o: her up omhe Ice. The cold incrcal'cd e.\itea'iily, 
 i'o that by tlie l^tli we eoiild get no more things out uf 
 (-.1: Hold, but were forced to leave .ivt Barrels cf I5ccf 
 ind I'ork, all ouiT'eer, anddncis othci tlnnj;s, winch 
 were all lund , tio/en in her. 
 
 I'hc ^ilt was lb cold, that wioould iiOt go out of the 
 HoulV. 
 
 The 2jd, we tiidi.ivour'd to have oui Boat alloai, 
 rinniin;; her over our Oars, but by tena ■ lock t here i a me 
 t'vch a thick 1(.>;, that ir was as daik a.s Nighr. 1 made 
 them p.iv com and halbai to the Shi ar, which we had 
 inuehaJo to lind ; at lad wcallmet at ilieHoulcthc iiioll 
 r.iil'eri,bly frozen that can be eonceiv'd : The G Id had 
 raifediBliltirs upoiifonie as lug as Walnuts: Our Well 
 v,-as now frozen, fo tliat dii; .is deep as we i.ould, we 
 van come by ni. Water : .Melrcd .Snow-water is unwhol- 
 fc.me, citlur t driiikor lodrld^o^;r Viduals; ituiadeus 
 I'o ihort breath . I, ih.it wr were fcarce .able to Ipcak. 
 All oui Sack, \'iii 'gvr, Oil, and every tliiir.;cire that was 
 liip.r.d, was now llrveii a, h.ndasa pieieof Wood, and 
 v.e nr 11 lilt i' \ud'. a Ida' .hct. Our Huule was allfto- 
 7C11 o.i the inli.le, and ii froze hard within a yard ol the 
 I re-lidf, When Handed fnlHipon thbllbind, Mound 
 a Sp;in;4 ruder abldls lide, and caufcd fonic 1 rccs tjbe 
 cat i.r Alaiks IP know the [ ia e again : It wai about 
 three l■,l.aItel^ of a iWiie from our Houfe, and I lent 
 ■' three I'f our Men who had been formerly wnli rue, who 
 ivadmi; iliro' ihe .Snow, at laR tound the place, and 
 dimehi ;; away thi '^now. made way to the very head 
 t f It. ^he^ t'oniid it fprin;^ very ttninply, and trou;',ht 
 me a Cm ot it, for which 1 was very |oytul. This 
 Si'iiir.; contim ed all the Year, and did not freeze fo 
 ■■ uli, but that we r.itild bieak the lee and come to it. 
 W'elabound very lianl thelethrei cr tour day sir brini>- 
 u;;,; Wn. '. tc.d-.ebloi.fe; which was very troublefr.meiliro 
 liiedeep Siu w. 
 
 We then felled oar Ceddiiij; and I'lovifiuii, in order to 
 Acepi',' ,,y/".c:-./y holy, will. Il we fnlenitiized in the 
 •o'.f.il'cii niar.i.crweconld ; lo likcwife did we St.?o'/,'j 
 ...,-, 11] e-i which we nained the Won,l we wuitcred in, 
 .''.,.(.-,'.. l.:,ry,', iiimemory of that honourable Knighi 
 S.i 1,1 ,. ti:u:f. \i\\ 11 .winiK-ad of a Ch.jh,:.:, Tale, 
 
 I will line d.cl..ribe the 1 luiilc we li\cd in, with tliofe 
 ad'oin;t,p. 
 
 When 1 full rciolvcd to 
 
 ,, M.iriiiut .:nd moll , on enie... , ...^- ,. •. 
 
 ua-amoncH a Tntn f thuk Tries, under a Son''' Bank, 
 .ibi lit a tli'du. Shotfioai the .Sea lide. True it is, thai we 
 Co dvl iii.t dip, into the (iriaindto make us a Holt oi Cave 
 ui thcrarth 'which bait been the I lU way* becaule m two 
 b otdi^idni! we t'n.tid water, and tin vehire that Pnnei'd 
 lailcU. ' It wa.almi- whiteSard, foihat we could by no 
 
 II laiis make up a mud Wall. .•Xs f r Stnms. there were 
 none ne.u us. and it there h.-ul, ilic were all now io\er- 
 
 III Willi Sti'W. 
 
 'Ihe Moufc lias about twenty l''c!otl.)Unre, a? inndias 
 oil Maiioiouife would Well eivir. I'lill we drove 
 Itr'ni; .Siaki:, into the Liuh, wdrcli wewatlid wiih 
 I'l ii",ll' as thick .IS might be, beatiiip, them down very 
 I'ofc: Tliiio.'itinl wuik w.-'.sii.x b,, j'.cn both lidis, bin 
 
 in, 
 
 build a Houfe, I chofe the 
 I on enieiit pl.ice near the .Ship. 1 
 
 them U'c piled upall o,a- Cb.ellicn the b'li..,, ... 
 the reflex of die Ilea: uf il-.c lire a;.;aiii(t them, didn.akc 
 it warmer than the .M uilion Houfe'. In this He. if. we 
 drcft our Vrjluals, and the inferior Cicv.- e'ld reftc'.h 
 therrdl Ives all day nut. A third Houfe, which ivi- i ur 
 iiore-hijuie, we built tueitj Paces irf liom dus, ;ot 
 tear of tir.ii; Thu Hi rfe was oiilv a rcugh Tiee fill- 
 nrd alot't, wall Kaltias laid frcin it to the Ground, and 
 i.ovcicdovcr with our new I'uit if Sails. On the In- 
 lldc wc had laid fmall Trees, and cr vcred them over 
 v. ith Hoi idis, whereon we laid our Ci cad and Filk, about 
 two la ot tioin ilie ijround, ihe Oerte, to preferv e then-: 
 Idle diitance from onr Houfe to r|,c Ship was .ilvur .i 
 Mile. Long before a-ij:„:r.s our .N'.anlirivhoiile was 
 covered with Snow, ainioft tothe \ cry Roof, lut hi;' 
 Siorc-houle all oyer, by riat'onwemadeno fire init. We 
 made Path.s m the Snow .iboiir the length often Sie.-s, 
 and one of them w.i.s our bell Gil.'cry tor the lick Men^ 
 and for niy own oidinary walking 
 
 The orb, I obferi ed the Latitude to be s i Deg. 5 : Min. 7,., 
 this dilierence isbccanfehereisa greatnf.adtion. 
 
 The 2 1 It, I obicrved the i>un"to rife like an Ova!, 
 twice as long as it wis broad, and .1, it got up higher, it 
 recovered us roundnefs. 
 
 The ztjth, loblerved when the Fallcrn L'di^e if the 
 Moon did t.-.U' Il t'r.tl'lafni I .>',;,.., ihe l.i.y.i 11..: t km 
 iheil inthebalt Quarter 2 1 Dec. 45 Min. above the /;.'- 
 ■•■,'•"'; in this was not done with that ccubici's as 1 have 
 done other Obfervanons. 
 
 The ;,:tli anil 31ft, there appcar'd in the beginning of 
 theNi,;lit more Stars than ever I had before le'cn by two 
 thirds. 1 ce.uld Ice rhe Cloud in C.ii.cc, f iK of fiiiail'Star; 
 and ad rhcr/rt /.(i(-?f.i nothing but hr.all St.irs, and a 
 great many amcngit the Pici.i! u The Wind fcr the 
 moll par: ol this Month h.,th teen Nothcrly and ve: , 
 cold. W'- uiiployed our lelvcs for the ir.olt part in 
 fetching Wood, and working apon out I'liinace. In the 
 be;_',iniiing of tliis Month the Sc.i was all tirudy IVozen 
 over, fo 'that wc lould Ice no Water any v.,-y. I ihall 
 line delnerniy opuiion hoyv all this Ice ccmes to be cii- 
 
 (Jllidicd. 
 
 The land that encircles this great Bay ( v.'hicli is fitll 
 of Illands and dry Sands ) is lor the mult p.ici loyv and 
 Hat, ana In.th Hat Shuals adjoinini^ to it, half a mile 
 or a Mile, that are dry.it lotv watei. Now, as I have 
 laid, iiHowshalt Tide, thatis, from wlieuce the blood 
 oincs, the warer thither returns two hours before it be 
 high water cr full Sea. It leldoin rains afier the middle 
 ol V /I'l »«/■,-> , I ut fnow\ a,,d tliat Snow will r.ot melt on 
 rhe band in Sands- At low watei w!ie:i it friows, the 
 •■'Mubs are CO rred over wiili ir. yvliicli i hi: half Tide 
 oftleuiiih larrics twice in z.\ Hi: r-. into th. I'rear Bay 
 whichis the common lyihlc. 11:; ot it. b.vi ly .'ow via;cr 
 .irc the .\ui,is lefi i lear, to i;athcrniore to ihccticrealc of 
 It. '1 liu-. daily natheiing 111 tbi. matiuer tillthccndot 
 o.-/ii/(i, 11 bv that timcbiings the Sea 1-3 t nli coldnjs, 
 tli.it as it fiiuv.s, ilie Snow will he upon '.hi' U'ati r in 
 Hakes, ami as W::iii r conii'oii, wi'l Ireiye on tlie Sui- 
 fi.e iwijor tliiee luchesor more in a Kudu, which bc- 
 mgcarricd wuh tlie ha.t Tide, li.uii meet.! with fiiieOb- 
 Itaile. andihi n f runipjesand runs upon irieit, th.u iu .1 
 tewHoinsit will betiveorlixboot thick: Ihe half Tide; 
 llilillov.iiig, ariies it lo fait a'v.iv. that b'. O-e, cee' it 
 is niulnphed exneanily ; a!;d ilius ly this lloiang of ic 
 , rhe cold piedomina'.es in lb. Sea ■ v.hch a f j 
 
 i.mill.cj 
 
 !?! 
 
 !;f '■*' 
 
 • ;l 
 
6o2 
 
 l be IVintcr'wz. 
 
 Lib IV. 
 
 -;'u- c. 
 
 I'f!' 
 
 ' SK 
 
 fiirniilicsilic Si>iiti;<s in the low fl.it I ,\iulO and rotil- 
 it like it fc!f. OmMcn t'ouihl it iiiiKii a>Ucr to u.iclc 
 thru' till- NV.itcr in il'.c bi-jtinnini; of June, when tin.' 
 Sc.-i w.is I'll ; lot' lie, thuti in Dtcim/vi when itwasit:- 
 .TCitluy. Oiiv WMl alfo, which yicldeil V'.iier in Dc- 
 c ml : , li.ul none in .?i.'''. 
 .1 The (iroumlatten Footdeep was I'lozcn, and yet lani 
 r:not' i^j'iiudii tliit the Riy iVeeie.s all over; for ihe 
 Wni.l hlriwi.v^a Stirniat NiiVili, we per, iiveJ the Ice 
 toril'j Ibniiilrni^ in tlu: D.i.. 
 '■ —•■•'• The Colli wa^extve.rnu Ins Monili, ami many of our 
 Men eoniplained, fonie of P.Me Months, ,iil their Teeth 
 hole, their Ciiinis fwoln witliliKuk rotten ITelli, uhieh 
 ir.nit every Jay lie ei i away ; others i>f ) am in their 
 Heail.satkl lirc.ifts; foiiie of wcak'icfs in their Racks; 
 others of a. lies in ihdr lhii;hb aii.l Kik\\ and Iwellings 
 in ilien- I CCS. Ihnswete two thirds ol ilie Company 
 lUkler the Clurnigion\ hand ; and yet tiiej mnll work 
 liady, and (to abroad to leteh Wo.xl and Timber, al- 
 th,)';hey h.id n.i Slioces to piii on. Their Shoacs iipoji 
 their nrit ei/miiip tuihe lire our of the .Snow, were lo 
 I'liiniand Uoielied, that they w>nld not eome npontheir 
 Feet, ,iiid O'.n- it-ro Shuoes were all fenk in tlie Ship- 
 Our Co pentcr alio was now faf a lieh, to oni great dif- 
 (Oiiifirt. 
 
 1 pia'.fi'.i.l 1 ime ohkrvations by the rilinitand letting 
 of t'lu Sill, i.ilevdatir.j; the times of his rilin!> and fet- 
 till,: 1 V verv tr.ie i nnniip Glades. As for our Clock and 
 n-V|-j^^r-i\V.;;,ri, norwithlfrnding that wc ildl kept them by the 
 I j!" '" 'File fide iiiat-hed wiaiVd inC!eihs, y^t they were fo 
 fio/en that they coiil.l not ro. My Obfervations b\ 
 ihele til.illes 1 compared with the .Stais commg to the 
 / Icu'.l.-.i . IJy this meai.s I fonnd :ae Si'.n to rife twenty 
 Minetes bef le it ll'.ould, auvl ill the livening to remain 
 .d'.'\eilie llv.iy ),iuenty Mi.i;ile< I'lngcrtlian itllioulddo, 
 a. I i ;lns 1 y leafon ot the Kefiadion. 
 
 Wlien we went up;)n tiie Iceto our Ship, the cold was 
 f'Mierin.e-. fi exue.im, ilia: it weinld freeze the Ida iv of 
 out Fye-hds, fi tiiat we could not lee ; and I verily^ be- 
 lie\e it would, have Hilled, a Man in a few Hours. The 
 Cold al.ijintfe ">,\'oodsuculd f reze our Faces, or any 
 part of our bk ill that was bare, but was not fo mortify- 
 ing .is the othir. Our Houfe on the Ouilide w.is cover- 
 ed twothii,! par!.; witii Snow, and on the Inlide Ir.iny; 
 Willi Icehcklcs. Tr.e Cloatlis on on; Beds would be lo- 
 vi red with hoar tVolf, tho' not f.ir fiom the Fiie. The 
 Cocks Tubs wherein he waterd his Meat. Handing a- 
 Liouta yard from the live, and whiih he_did all day ply 
 w.th nielteu Snf.w vvner, w<v.ild in the Might time while 
 lie lleptbut or.e wa:ch, In: firm frozen to the bottom ; lo 
 that he was .'creed to water Ins Meat ma Bra^ Ketilc 
 elof to the h;e ; and I have many limes felt by [ iitiing 
 Itiy h.md ir.to ii, the lide next thcfireiube warm, while 
 the otlierlide WIS :in In, h frozen. The Clufurgior.s Sy- 
 rups ai-.d(.ther 1 ii]u;ds, altho' he ha.l hung them .tscuii- 
 vcnicntly .as he couhi to pref.rve rliem, yet they were all 
 fr Zen. Our \'iiiegar, Oil, an,t Savk, which we had 
 ii. linall Cal'ks in the Houfe was ail Innily frozen. It is 
 further remarkable, ih.it in the beginning of J.iXc the 
 Sea was not broken up, and ihat the (iround was then 
 frozen, as wc found by experience in burning our Men, 
 in fetting n\^ the King s Siandaul ..owards the latter end 
 of //./ii', and by ouV Well at our coming .iway m the 
 beginning of J;,. V, altho' .at the lame tunc u was very 
 hot weather. 
 
 Tlie firlt of this monihbciiig St. D^r i.jV.;>), wc kcpt^ 
 Hoiy-day, and prayed tor his Higlin^ls C/m./cj Prince of 
 
 ; ; J.'--.'. 
 
 The I u!i, nneof oui Menilioeyiit he had fecn aDcer, 
 and lie with two or three Men deii'ed if they might go 
 and trv if tiiey could kill him ; bi.r tiicy returned at 
 Night fo dif.iblcd with cold whuhj.ad raifed bli Iters .as 
 big as W.ilnut.s on the S. als of their Feet, ;ind on 
 their I.ccs that llicy were not w ill in a Fortnight alter. 
 
 Theiwh, three more defiled that they aUb might go 
 and try tlieirfortunts; but they returned more difabled 
 than tiie flu uer, and aliiMil ili.He>l with cold. lhi.s 
 F.v^ning the Mcon rofe inaviry long CDval along the 
 //i'-.':; w. 
 
 Bythe lait nf diis Mv)nih the I'arpenter had fet up 17 
 Ground-'Fiiubeti, and i^ Stad.lles, and made what 
 pregrels he . oiild, tho' he wa- lo w eak that he w.-is led to 
 Jill labour. 
 
 All thisMonlh v.'asviry cold, tiic Wmd abeait N. W. 
 th^ Snow .is lire;) as it hath bce.i .all lius Wmtcf, but 
 '.''.je-.l ;;). wl'.ci'c.as it may be obiceled. You vveie in .1 Wood, and 
 tlMvforc might make lire enoUj^h to keep you from the 
 Lold . To llus I anfv.rr. It i:, tree, we were in a Wmd, 
 ^111,1 under a Soiith Batik ic.o, ot clfe we had allfUrved : 
 Jjut I mull te'l ;ou witluii, how diflicuk itwastohavc 
 
 G-i- :n.l I 
 t,*n .11 y.i 
 
 hlvd 
 
 V\oodiiia Word. ; and Ihll HmII make a muncr of the 
 Tools we l,,nl : -Flu Carpenter in lii.s Chelt had two 
 Asts indeul, but one ol them wis fpoilcd iiieuitiii" 
 cowii Wood to pile .iboiit our 1 lenfc bifae OV///,,,,,,'; 
 we ha.l but two whole ll.itehets when wc came I'iill a- 
 ilio.ir, IV Inch ma few days were broken twoln, lies below 
 ihe Sockets; I called for three ol the Coopeis Hatchets ; 
 ihe Caipenter's Ax, and the Cooper's belt Haichct 1 
 lo'kediip, .-nd ordcr'd the other two I ljt,hets t.. I e new 
 hehed, and the Bl.ides of the tw.i broken H.iielieii 1.) 
 be put into a cleft piere of Wood, and then 10 be bound 
 .about with Rope-yarn .is fall :is might be, which w.is re- 
 paired every day ; ami thefe were all the cutting Toid,. 
 ive had betore Virifim,:.. ■FheCaipenteriji l:h,i,n<: h.id 
 out his belt Ax, and one of the Conip.my in his .ibu-,, ,._ 
 by indilcreet handling of it, brake tli.ii to, two In- 
 ches below the Socket; whereuiHju I order d the Carpen- 
 ter Ihoijld have one of the Coopers Flatchets, they that 
 look'.l IbrTiinber m the Woods the ether ; and they that 
 cti: dovvn Wooil to burn, were to h.ive the two pieces. 
 
 1 hole that were appoiiue.lto look for crooked Fiinbcr, 
 didftalk and wx^Xc ( fon,etimes on all f.ur ) thro' the' 
 Sn )w, and when they fiw a Tree likely to lit the Mould| 
 they mult heave away the Snow to lee if it would tit the 
 Mould; if nor, they mull feek further If it did ht the 
 Mould, they made a fire to it to thaw ir, othetwifeit 
 could not be cut : 'Flien they cut it down, and litted it 
 tothelengthof the Mould, and dragged it a Mile thro' 
 the Snow. 
 
 Thelirilof ihis Month b.ing l'..ij}:,:.lr.y, wekejthn- ■ 
 ly ; this day and the two Ibllowing d.i^s were extrcaiu 
 cold ; and now litring all .ibout the Fire, we realbiied 
 together abonrour prefent coiilition : We had five Men 
 ( whereot the Carpenter was one ) iie/t .able to do any 
 thing ;_ the I'oaifwaui and many o'her weie very inlirm ; 
 and of all the relt, we had but five that ^^y.\\\ ca' ol 
 their crdin.iry allewan.e. The time and fealon of ihe 
 Ve.ir can, e forward ap,ice,and yet the cold did very little 
 mitigate. Our I'inn.aee was 111 an inditl'ercnt foiwaidnefs, 
 buttlic Carpenter grew worle and worfe. The Slnp f as' 
 wethenihought; lay fell of folid Ice, which waiweiglc. 
 enough t.) open theSiams of any new and loimd Veil J, 
 elpcciallyol one that had lain fo long upon ihc Croi.nd 
 as Ihe had done. Al'tei nutcli arguing, I iM'uivcd upon 
 thisCouile, that with the tirit warm weather we would 
 begin roilearthe Ship: In the next |4acc, we looked 
 to itiofe Tools weh.id toiligtiiclccout of her; we had 
 out two Iron Hats (the relt being funk in the Sivp ) and 
 <;neol them was broken to. We fitted tliofe h.i'is, aii.l 
 tour broken Shovels, wdierewith we iniendci (as after 
 we did; to dig the Ice out of lier, and lay it upon a 
 hcajMiponthe I ar-board-bovc, and to link down tic 
 Ice lo tali to the Cround, that it migli: be a Br.r.i.,-..! lo 
 us when the Ice lliould bre:ik up, w In, h we feared would 
 tear us allto pieces. 
 
 The 6th was the deeped ,Smw we had all this 'W.ir • It 
 w.as moiftcrand greater thaiiany we had betbrc ; for tbr- 
 merly it was as dry as dufi, aii.l as fu-.all as Sand, and 
 woulddnvelikedult withtheWmd. The weather coii- 
 timu d w ith tins extremity until the 1 sth, at which time 
 Our Spring w.Xi harder I'rozi n than it had been ali the Year V 
 before. ,' 
 
 The \(Ah was the moll comfortable funrmny day that ' ■ 
 came this Year. I pj' f ime to clear olf the Snow fro:ii 
 the upper Decks of the Ship, andtodrv the great Cabin, 
 bymaking fire ini:. Oihcis 1 put to ilig d iwn thro' the 
 Iccto come by our .-\nchoi that wasm Slval water, win !i 
 the next day we got up and ,arried .iboard. 
 
 The iStli, I pur thcni to digd.oun lino' the Ice nc.u 
 the place where we thought out Rudder might be ; they 
 digged dov.n and ca.ne to water, but eould not fin.l it. 
 Wc feared It might be faiided, or that the Ice might hi. c 
 carried it awa'. the lali year. If we amid not reiover i-. 
 by digging before the Ice IlioiiM break up, there w.iuld be 
 little hope of it. 
 
 1 he lyth, we t' ntimied our nuning woik aboaul ii;c 
 Ship, and 111 the Kvening fii|'ped alh'oar. The Malter 
 and two others defircd that they might lie aboard, w hit h 
 li nndefeendedto; for indeed they ha,! I.iinvery difconi- 
 niedioudy allthe Whiter, and with liik Bedfellow:;, as I 
 my felt had done, every one in that cafe taking their 
 Fortunes By lying aboard, they avoided tlie hearing 
 the iiiilerable groanes and lamentations of the lick Men, 
 whocndiiied (poor .Souls iiitoleiable torments. 
 
 (Jn the .lilt, we lia-d l.iboured lb hard in digging out 
 the lee inthe Ship, that we law a Calk, andiou'dpcr- 
 ■ eive there was fiiiiie water in the Hcdd. This we knew 
 .oiild 111,1 be tliawnl w.atcr, beiaufe udd lid. fieeze 
 Night and day. 
 
 Oil 
 
LiblV 
 
 iiakc ,1 imificr of tlic 
 1 liis C^IkU li.ij two 
 i fpoilcd in cmtiiig 
 
 ifc Ixf TC Cl'iijilli.li ; 
 
 ln.'M u'c c.iMie liiH .1- 
 ikcn two In, lies below 
 lie Coopcis H.U. Ik-'Is ; 
 ipcr's WW. HiLlat 1 
 
 /O I IjttllCtS I.) I i- lU'W 
 
 1 I'lokcu Haiclicts til 
 and tliiti lo W boimii 
 ;lii Ic, wliu'li UMS rc- 
 
 all the iiuiiiij; 'i'ni\\; 
 iptiiteriii K/'/dvr ; hail 
 lupany iii liii allien e, 
 ke iliai to, two In- 
 
 I orJer J tlic Carptn- 
 ■rsHai.hets, tiiey that 
 
 eilicr ; anj they that 
 i.ive the two pieces, 
 ik lor crookeii Timber, 
 n all t".ur ) thro" the 
 ikely to tit the MouUI, 
 1 lee it It would tit the 
 ther If It did lit the 
 1 tjiiw ir, otheruit'eit 
 r down, and titted it 
 tagged It a Mile thro' 
 
 '•:.i/?,r.,/,-,v, wek.ltlio- • 
 tgd.i^s were extivam 
 he Kite, we realune>l 
 .>ii : We had five Men 
 
 iwt able to do any 
 her were very iniinii ; 
 iVe ihat co.ild c.T ol 
 me and iealon ci ilu' 
 
 tl'.e eold did verylit'.!c 
 ndifi'erent loiwardiicts, 
 worle. The Ship ( as 
 lee, whiji wasweiijlit 
 new and lo,iavi Vel'i.l, 
 !■ w^ upon the droi.r.d 
 iiing, I i\loived upon 
 tn weather we wt uM 
 next plaec, we loeki-d 
 
 e out of her ; we had 
 lunk ill the Slvp ) iwA 
 
 titted iliofc Riis, and 
 /e inteitded ( as after 
 , and lay it upon j 
 
 id to link down the 
 
 gli: be a Bi:iii.,:.l • to 
 
 hii h wc feared would 
 
 lind all this Ye.ir r It 
 had before ; for tbr- 
 
 as fti'.all as Sand, and 
 
 The weather 'on- 
 
 isih, at whieh time 
 
 t had been all the Year ,. , 
 
 lie funOuny day tlwt '"■ 
 ar otf the Snow from 
 i)dry the great Cabin, 
 
 to dig d 1W11 thro' the 
 Ml Sill al water, whi !i 
 
 iboard. 
 
 II tliuV the Ke ne.ir 
 udder iiiii;lit be; they 
 
 but lould net lind it. 
 
 lar the (eeiienhtha.e 
 \e toiildiiot reiover i'. 
 akii]'. there n.iidd ho 
 
 nin<^ woik aboaul tlte 
 
 all'.'onr. The Matter 
 ight lie aboard, whiih 
 
 had liiii very diLoni 
 
 h li.kliedfellows, as I 
 
 h,it lafe taking their 
 
 avoided the iiearini" 
 
 tioiis( f the liik Mm, 
 
 able tormtn's. 
 fo hard in diggii'g.iut 
 
 Calk, aiiil loit'd per- 
 dold. This we kiieW 
 ule It d d it.l. fieize 
 
 Lhip.XXXIV; 
 
 / he fVtnterin^. 
 
 ijn 
 
 6o:\ 
 
 Om 
 
 Cin the Z'j, we came to picrec the fbre-niemionrd 
 Cifk, and lonnditdill r.f very good Heer, which did 
 n;;u h reioia- us all, efpeciallv tlie liek men, noiwith ■ 
 Itaii.'iiig it did tad a little of bulge Wan r. lly iliij we 
 •; that time tliou'jht that the holes we ha. I >ir. to link the 
 Ship were frozen, and that this Water had Itcod m the 
 Shit' 111 the W'innr. j 
 
 i'liei4ih, we Went betimes in rile Mornin;; to wik, 
 lilt found that I he Water was Ml'.n above the Ire, whu-e^ 
 v.e had left woik, al out two loot, by rea'.oM the Wind | 
 hid blown very hard at North the Nighi before. In thi. 
 Morning the Wind tame to South, and blownip; hard, 
 v/e expeifievl a lower Veer of Water: I theieupoii put 
 them to woikon ihe Mitt dcof the Ship, that we iiiight 
 lome lothelower bile w'.ieh we had cut in the Sterii- 
 ihoots. With niueh l.iboiir by Night we di;',g'.d down 
 rhfo'the lee to it, and loiind it iinlio?en ( as u h.id bi en 
 all the Winier ) and to our tjrea; eoinforts we foutd th.it 
 (.ill !l;e inlidr the Water was ebbed even with ihe hole, 
 and that on ;!ie outllde it was ebbed a loot lower. Hcre- 
 .ipoil Ivaeleil a board to be nailed on ir, as tight a.s 
 in rlu be, to iiy if tile ^V■.^ter vauie in an; other way. 
 We li.iddiggcd to iheotlier two Hole.s on tlieinhd •, and 
 f und thenif I'Zeii : Now I ilid thlsbetinies, that if wc 
 Miind ilic Sli'p foiiiider'd, wc might refjbe of ibmc 
 uiitfeto lave or pnlong our Lives, by getting to the 
 Main befor,- the b"e w.is I lokeii up , for as for our lljav. 
 11 w is I. oli'v'e, ar.dlnilgidbelides. Our Caipentei u.is 
 I y this time pall hope, and eonle<|Ucntly wc Ind little, 
 h.'pc (I' (111! F tiii.ue. ISiit what was worll of all, we | 
 ^\.^^\ not four Men .ible lo travil tl'.ro' the Snow ; in fueli 
 ndrei.ibli e,snditiiin wc weie at pr^d'nt. | 
 
 The i^th, we fatistied iiir longing; for the Wind, 
 coming Nortlierly, the Water nfe by the Sb.ip tide! 
 ( where we h.ad digged down ) a Foot and mote .ibovej 
 the H<dd, .ind yetilid not rife wnhin bo.iid. 'I'his did 
 f 1 eneoiir.ige it.., that wc tell very hiUily to digging, and 1 
 lieavingfhe be 1 lit ot the Slr.p. I put the Cook and! 
 f ime ( tl;ers to tliaw the I'uinps, who by .nntinual puur- 
 iiig hot V,',uer in'.o them, by thj I7tliin theMoriiinghad 
 I bared one I t' them, whivh we lonnd would deliver 
 water very f.iffieientb, and liavinj; cKarcd two Foot 
 w.iter, we tl.it! left oir, toliavc a llioiid trial. Conti- 
 miingth'.is to dig the Ice, on the 2Sthvvchad cleared our 
 other Pnnip, wiiicli we alio found to deliver water e':ry 
 V. ,11: We t'o'.ii.d bkcwifethT the Water did iiotrde in 
 rieHold. 
 
 The 191I1, it raii'.cd all d.ay lone, a furc fign tliat 
 Wiiitcf w,is broke up. 
 
 1 iie 3oih, we were betimt^f aboard at our worL; this 
 d.iy .itid tlic 111 xt were verv cold, with Snow .ami Hail, 
 V, hull pinched oiu liik Men more than any time this 
 \eai. Wc rttnnied late toour 1 loufe, and it 1 eliig Al.y 
 1 \en. made a good lire, and .diole l.ad.ies, and did ce- 
 rein.inioitlly w.ar their Nauies in our Caps, crdeavouv- 
 ingtii revive our lelves by any means : And bc.ai.fe you 
 hi .ir 1 s in tins nicrty hiinionr, I l'i,ill next titakc known 
 to yi'ii what qood cheer we kepi at O'i:. ;//»/..■. and J;>y/e/, 
 and how we had lii.red our felvcs all the Wii.rer. 
 
 .■\i I. ur coming ticni I'ji^Liii.l, we were llored with 
 aHior'.sof Sea I'lovilion, a.s Beef, Pork, Filh, Cc. but 
 now hiviiv; httle hope of refrelhing, wc ordet'd it in thii 
 ir.at'ni t. 
 
 d he Beef which was to fcrvc on Sunday Night for 
 Supper, I ur CooK did boil on S.vii Hr.y Night in a Ket- 
 il'.-ful! of W.iter, with a i]t;an of Oatmeal^ about an 
 Hour; then taking out the Beef, he boiled the relt till 
 1: eairc to h.tlf the cpiantity, and this we called I'or 
 ri.lge. whi.h wedul eat with Bread as hot as we could, 
 .ifdaftit It, bad out Ord.inary of l-ilh. On Su«.i',:» .u 
 elii,ner we had I'urk and I'eafe, and at Night 'he forme: 
 foiled beef niade move I'ottagc. In this manner our 
 l.<i',',.'.>'s Beef was boiled on AI,s!;./i» Nights, and the 
 /'■•Ki./.iy's upon H'\!n.l.:.:y Nights; anil ilias all the 
 Week except /•'■■>,' !• Night, wc had fonieihing warm in 
 rtir Hclhes for Sup^ er, wlii.'dt certainly dul us a gre:'t 
 ileal ol good, lint locu alter f •■,;/,' »/..•! many .--f ns fell 
 lii.k, and h.iving hire Months, could cat neither liecf, 
 I'l ik. I'llh norl'-t'agc; ilieir diet wasonlythis: They 
 w,".u',! poiiii.l I'lieaeJ or t)a!ineal in a Moi.ir to Meal, 
 ■Iki. try lUMih a liiile OvI, aii.l lb cat it : .Sonic would 
 
 I .il I'eale to .1 li)ft Tali, anilfeeda.; well as they could 
 U|Miiliat: l-oi ilie nioli p.irt of the Winter, Wat-T was 
 c ir Ihink. In the wh.>!e Wimerwctook I'or above a do- 
 ?iiibu)ie^, ni my of wlmh had bo-n ilead in the Traps 
 two or thue da\s, andvduii ihf Blood wa.s fetled, were 
 
 II .!■, hollbnie : But when we look one alive that had not 
 lie 1 ng 111 ihcTrap, we b 'ded him, and made Broth 
 lyt iht- W'eakeil el the lick M'Mt, wlie> tat the I'lelh jlfo 
 
 after it was will boi.'eJ; Sjine white Bi-teu' ; -^ wek.lhsi, 
 but not worth the nKiitioning. 
 
 Si. me of our lick Men wire fo v/iak, that ti-.ey c^.-.ll 
 not turn thcir.febes in iheir Beds; .jtiicis were alinc!'- 
 cripled with Aches; the relt liael Crc Motrlis : (; i 
 •Surgeon wasiip betitiiei evct) Morriiig, and win!, I l.« 
 pi, kcd their Teeth and eilt a'.vay ihe liend i I, ll In ni 
 thcirCiims, they Lathed thei'- ewn 'I hi.>,.',-, K.ii'xs, and 
 legs: The manner where, f was iliis • Tbcre was no 
 Ircr, Buil, f r Herb, but v\,c made t'lalef;:, wlii'.-h l.eitjf 
 liilt boileel u; a Kettle, and \i Uic.l into l.nall 1 o' • aoJ 
 Bal^'ii', ihey put it under them, and rov, ll'g ilicmfcbcr 
 with Cl.ilh., thegiieved paws were lo iiie'ililied tlieiel v, 
 ihat tho' >hey could fare, Hand w'vii tli y i.e cut: I't 
 
 their Beds, yet within liilf an hoii'- the 
 
 lb; 
 
 - 10 
 to 
 
 gc) (audiiudtgo ) thro' ilieSnrw to the Wo^l, and 
 the Ship. By Niidit tiiey would be as '. ad again, and 
 th,n till y mull b,Mg.iiiil:.ul:i,', ai;o-nttd and i;a\e!beii . 
 Moiuhsdiefi lif lie they went to le.i. .^rd wiih ihi.: 
 IJitt, and in tlds manner we wen: ihio' onr Miuiie:. 
 
 lever fcarul thatwclhoufl be weakel't inthj ^.ptinp, 
 and tlicreibrehad referiol a fnii v( A!!:.pit Wmc unto 
 this time : Of ilii.i, by petting ibven patf^; of Water ro 
 one jf Wiiie, we made lcinie've;ik I'c.ivcr.v.-o, whi.h 
 wa; Utile better tliaii Water, tile Wmc beiiw, ftoz.ii, 
 having loll its virtue. The licker ll.~t had a 1 mt of ....- 
 cc'-.'a day by it felf, and a little Dr.im of fuch po.^r ./- 
 ■ '..• Kri a- we had, every Morning next iheir llcarcs. 
 .■\ndthus wc mailcthc btlttfeof uh,it weli.id, aceordmg 
 ru theSeafons. 
 
 -''.;■ the tirlt, we went .iboard betimes to licavc oit' the 
 I, e. 
 
 Thcfccon', it did fnowanJ b!ov/, and w.is fo c Ic", 
 that wc kept in the Houfeall tiay. This iitiexp.vilcd co'd 
 at this time of the Year, did lo vex or.i iick .Men, thai 
 they grew worle ard worf • ; we Co',.! „ot now take 
 theni out of their Beds but thry would Iwoiittd, and we 
 had nucli ado to feith life mto'ilieir. 
 
 The third, thole that were .die v.ent aboard letiires 
 letveniitthe ke. 'IheS'iow was i,jw melted in 
 
 I.'. 
 
 M- 
 
 and 
 
 to I 
 
 many plairesupoii the Land, .iiul hood in j 'ml.. 
 
 now theie caine fonieC 'ranes and (>cefc ■ 1 1:, 
 
 '1 lie tbiirth, "hilll ti'ieu-it wrought .ihoai, I. 1 and the 
 Surgeon Went with, T couple of pieces to fee ( w: c uld 
 kill any of ihefe Fowl for our ii k men ; but never did I 
 lee filth wild Fowl : they would not cnd.irc to fee any 
 
 thing n,ove, wherefore I trturned in two Houi.i, not: 
 bem^ iible toeii.lure Italking thro' the Snow aii.l wec 
 I'lalhc- 
 Thelixth.7(i/«(r:;r.-/-f7, ourJucf M.iie, dial, v.iiom i 
 
 [we buried in the Evening in the n,olt Chriffan mar-icr.v, 
 
 I wc could, upon the top of a bare" Hill of Sand. The ' 
 weather continued very eold, t'leezing lb haid 111 a 
 Night, that It would bear a M.in. 
 
 By tlie'oth, wc were come to. and go: ly ov.r iive 
 Barrels of Beef and I'oik, and found our fiiir Buls of 
 Beer, and one of Cider, which God had prefervcd for 
 us. It had lain under water all the Wnucr, yet wc 
 colli! not perceive th.it it was any thins;, the worle' ; Gcd 
 m.ikciiicver thankful for the c.iiloit it-'eave us. 
 
 'Ihe lith, it liiowcd andbloved iii cd.l, th-.t we 
 could not firoit of thcHoufc ■ y<t the Snow \,-!n;i!,eth 
 away aj ac, upon the Land. 
 
 Ih.' Mill, we were abc.aii! bctbiies, to l.c.ive out 
 Ice. By the atii ar Nighr we had cleared all the Ice 
 
 : iv, t of the Hold, and found hktwfe . 111 Iti ^e '>hooes, 
 whiihlnd lam fcaking in watei all the Winter; but wc 
 
 jdiied I hem by the fire, and fitted our lelves with ihcni. 
 We Uru.k again oiirCablcsin'otln Ho!d,,ii!,l there (tow- 
 
 I cd a Dctuf Wine alf^ will, h had t-ecn all the Winvct 
 
 i en thciippetDeck, andcoptinuctl as yet tirm'y frozen. 
 We httcdthe Sh'p alio, makitig her ready to link her 
 again VI hen the lie ihe.uld break up. We eould hither- 
 to hnd no defee't: 111 her, and iheretbre hoped that Ihc 
 wa? Ihincli. The Carpenter lu veiihelefs did carnrftly 
 argiictothccontiary alledging, ttiat row Ihe had lain 
 on thedround ill lierDoik, an,l that the Ice Ind lillct^ 
 net Dtfcits, Avht.h Ibr the pteiin; kept om the Water, 
 but -when Ihe llieiull eome l,j iaboiti in the Se,), then 
 dmibtlelslhc would open ; and indeed w- could iwv le- 
 i]uitc thro' her Scams bctiv let Wind. ai.nWate,. Bur 
 that whi h troubled us molt was the lofs of our Rudder ; 
 and that il.e now lay 111 the very Ifrcngili of the Tidf, 
 which wheiievcrthe lev ihould drive, might tear her to 
 P'c 
 
 es ; I III wcOi'l hoped the belt. 
 
 'Ihe I jth, being the S.ibbaihdav, We folemnly gave 
 Clod thanks tor tc.ofe Hopes .in. I Co!ii!,-rts wediulv'had 
 The Weatherbyiliy v-,aspie-ty w.irni, bmi: did freeze by 
 We could now lee foli.e bare pateh'ts of LtnJ. 
 
 r-v, 
 
 I I 
 
 Night 
 
'/ he lyintenw. 
 
 o 
 
 iib 
 
 I.; I., ihi iV itfuMui .'.ikI oilici^ fiiuplir llic reft o I 
 
 i:i' RiR^ifii; all:i).ir, uhuh >vas nukli Iponi-u ny p'-'*- 
 
 . if out ot tlu Lc, niJ llu'i) tmcil aiul fiivc\l it. 1 let 
 
 '.(■ C '■ii[cv :,< lit ;i\ir C.'lk, my mum I'cinn to pals lornc 
 
 ii'li^ uikicj- ihi Miip, .iiiii fo to l)uoy luT up with ihcle 
 
 oik, '.f '.Vc lO'ii.l not (rthcrwilc fxt her off. Some lor- 
 
 '■ 1 1 to f,o anJ liT it" ihcy loiilil kill luini'wilii Kiwi lor 
 
 j:' !l. kMon, who now j;rcw wcrfiMnii work-. Wc luJ 
 
 .' ,:;ut 1 iv witu wc ni.i.lc ot' !ho Apioris il our Gim'^, 
 
 Mii lo'iu- o, ,1 oil! I'cwin tli.i: 1 l;a.i ; for tlu: Orpcritcr': 
 
 hu': 1.1 Sv.v^rii.iril :ifit .i!i'. 
 
 I la iS'.li, ' ni;imira) a little p.i;. li of (jtoiinj lli.u 
 '.iib iiiC.M Snij'.v, ri.'ulli.v.iii it uiili Pcale, hopuig to 
 .1 ^ li ir.i- i.f till Htii'.s of ilicm (I'.oilly to c.il ; t' r asyei 
 .•- a,;;ir.iiiiopu-i:n thiiiH tncomUrt l;!, 
 r'riStli, our Car] enter if'uirtw) Cr/r iIk.I, a Mai. 
 :..v.i!|. Iv uu-;itie.l 1 y us .lil, as ir.Hih fnr hiv uiii.ite 
 '' .i!:,cl"-iisr,ir'.!u, prc'cm lUicMlty we had for .i .M.iii o! 
 >' ; rotolViori. 1 (c li.iii (tiJiired :i long (itkncis wiiii 
 .• !i [ :ticiiee, aiidin.uit a very p'>iil\ ctiJ. IiitlicFveii 
 •v. :';i;;e.i him! y ^\\ . I ] ',t li -Ji, a \onip.iir.eJ. uulia.', 
 1- ■ .. I. mill vn ; for three more of ciir ptiiK'ip.i! Men, 
 V i'.i.-i f ':; eei!."!', a gn.d hour. Pd'ore liii extreliii 
 >' kn' •, il :ii.i tnailc llie l';riia,e ready to l-e I'oiiltcd 
 rii .i.-ul'd, .Ki.l K.Iio iC'iiied toi;cther lo reeeive the 
 ■ '■ . ' ' i!:i'. \vc were f.ot (o dileoiirai^ed hy ' 
 • •■lit s^i 1 . !vd of .'iir k" 
 oe-..i-i;,i ',.i!.!e. 
 
 ']'.: 1 i'.oiMer v.as ;7 Foor ',iy the Keel, i ■ Fi or I^y 
 1 I liii, .•,ii,!l!veK .tir.ihttlold Mi', liad i7(>rowiul 
 ■ -, ^-i pr.ner.Mj S:a»iir.i>, aii.ltii'h! ihort Sudd lei : 
 V ntrtvcd lier will a roui'.l Stein, to fivel^Uiiir, 
 i I :;,.l i!ie was a "\\\ j .. pi rtioued Vt-llcl : Her 
 I'lus.is i; 01 14 7 .,n. 
 1 If.eiiiii;; il.c Mallei aler Birial retiiniini> a- 
 'di.p, . :..; kn KiJi.; jhe.ii iior, dikdvrrc>l (tjiue 
 (111 (^'ire' iiiiLier the Guu-rootti-poiis. Thiv 
 ■■■■■■' 1 e ii,..i;iitil t. i!:e 'la. .it a good dilfanee 
 .1 ,11 d'.eo ^Vaui, lic.ii lix Aioiirh 
 
 ., J ..-■' ileath, 
 
 vcs tu fiifilli iier, if tl'eSlup 
 
 our ll;c 
 ■ -'ifvr,,. T|.,., 
 >c 1-0(1 thinks lie 
 
 ^.i.!\s'i:!ur,e Idih tin- 
 
 I a 
 
 i.-i t 
 
 t th ..^le,a,Klf,nk,hc Shit, as likcwife 'o look l.„ 
 til. Rui^der hei wixt the I. e. /'his lie prtlen.ly ,„ rli.r:,,- 
 cd, andahaiTyl-ellmv p.vking Letwixt t!ie I ■ ,(, k , 
 "17> T, aii,le,y,„g,lutlie hadiuni, ! u, ,i,c rell ea. , t'l, ' 
 
 ..iKlgotit.iponrheKe, ar,.'. k, ,alo the Shi. I , ",' ' 
 
 "'eai,rM,iev..,thU.el,ti:edriftthL- K. h.o, it Ivea,, '„, 
 meandMomit.Mtohigl.heap, ag.dtilt he Shoar^ a ,J 
 
 rV'' .■ , "''"i^" '''""''■ •"^"tavv.,y -.clvo,,,,., ... 
 ^-aLio, nine h was frozen in the I, e AUi-r a 
 Ke letieJ again, no: liavi.ig ai.y ( 
 wa:,a |o> full day to usali. .i:-.''.vi. 
 the h. pes we had if it. 
 
 The isth, wasa tine ua,-inda>, .-..i,! w,iiui,e i-; 
 I- e (.i,.ve againit the Ship. ,ind ::....k 1,, r Ihr. u Jly: 
 
 IK' vOh, I look the Chir.irp.on with nie. a, d wna to 
 ha n.% wh.v?./.„B^,,M„,va,|„|Hal!y.ar, hiir ci'iM 
 hndno kg„ot hini; atnihaMi,,; wandredinrhe v.: ' 
 w(-refiirued wuhotji any teliet' 
 
 The:Sth it W.15 pretty .Ic.ir Ivtwixi the .Shii, a. .1 
 Shnar, and h:ped,heLewo.-ld,to,n,ae.ian^croi;iht' 
 
 Baili't ^^ ■"'■''■ ''''■'> "-"iliniiii. three Fo. - ribove ul 
 
 The ior'i, b.-,;ig rri„,ea..r/r,h:s Hi,rh-day. we i^e 
 HoyJ.,,v, a:..! dtfpayed our Colotir. aboard and ailu!!' 
 .!nanam...ourHabtr.,iR.n(7;.„.„ t,iv«, by f„„i,act!.,..' 
 I '■'-/>. ". a;id liiellian.l C",i.,r,-,„ III,,,,;. ^ ""aLt,., . 
 ThiMoih, weUiKhed.nirBo.ir, and kul Mtrre„„r(; 
 ^'Ctuaxiihc .Ship and ,Sh(ar ly Hoar, v,|i,el, was n,-.' 
 
 Tlu laft o! this Month, we found (,„ tl„. r;^.,, |, i;, . 
 Veielifs appe.anni;oui (,f :he(.ioim,l, ujriel, J .rtie. \ 
 H'pnked up and IhiiIcI r;r our fi. k Men, 'Km J.^ ,.',. 
 •lad hrtfd all ,,.ur Ki.v-girp and.S.ids. and it he m- '■.'■,,.',■.' 
 I'.ol dav, wedriedaud new .nade .'.lloer FiO, tn'h- Sun' 
 
 o'.ep 
 
 ':( , r. I lent .'.111, t'di^' Id'n out, lie svas faft in 
 
 ■ '■■■■ ! ., 1. .'■iin.i do-.-. ;iwar>.', and hi.'' Heeiupivaid, Ibi 
 
 >i t ...''.,■■■..• i -.., ai.l the I'lailter was Vit at ins 
 
 '■'• ■::■ . I;i -he Afuriid!) tliiy h.id uigc.ed him vhar 
 
 ':i . ii i -.v.i.s a'- ',ee Ir. ;;i iioiroiniieii, a> vviitn we 
 
 ..iiiif.cd iii.u II' >'n .Si.i, t'.c l.i, W'..ter, ai..l T.nit 
 
 ..■'■1. ■'.oe,:ht tii..^ .1 liy altriatinii 0:1 hini, tiut ins 
 
 4 . . .liiiM. llipiip and downtt: onlits l>>iies,l;ke;v(Tiuvt 
 
 • .la sl.i.ii' ijiid : In the F.Miimi?, uiTiur.ed hini iiy ihe 
 
 :: !.:« i j . .SlMW was by thi-. ti.iie pietty wed svaifed 
 
 .. ti.e .'. . ' ' ., and He lu> inu .-. Ii'gh Tiee ou the highelt 
 
 ■ i -■ "f tlie li'.i:,.!, whuh Mr I'lid our I r.i:ci.-i!:; 
 
 ■.'iier.-. ',! ir>ould lit itit.'i t'l'. Sci, but l.iwm ap- 
 
 j •■.M.r: I I I i-i'iiKitli; up >cr. 
 
 ,''iv; til, bfi.n;', •' / / /..'■..•.^>, we i.i.liy fulenuuied ■ 
 '1 ill nt',t..l;iy was the varnielt iunllijne 
 
 and aired a:;. Hir r I'lier 1 r uiuais. 
 
 Man of iiv.ii I'll lent aiilr tc, < .1; f i 
 
 butnn Klf .ind .he Mailu- rf"i„y 
 
 here reiiit'iibied, that .U. il;,, Wi;, 
 
 iro;i!-led with .in^ Rheu.rv or r i 
 
 I here w.is n^' 
 
 '""■r laa i';..vii;, 
 ••MP I: ,i.,i 
 • ^.e h,.d or; :„ 
 M'li.an.k I>i;;..' 
 
 !•' I ihe i.ivii 
 
 V' .11 ; I er.r twoafjwliiu;. and nivfelf, ihcM'H ., 
 
 1 1 ■ r« 1 . \ 
 
 t'I:i' ino."e. withour PieceSaiiJ Uoj;s, .'. 
 
 inr ttie \\'i'id\, iiij wandianc i-igli' Mih > (roi 
 Hi 'e, rctuT-ie.l i-iiii'itlils, not finding an HerL e 
 I '^ai 'iu: ■•va^ eaiatdt : Our b'jw'ub had ai Lad fuceelv 
 Til. "-.-lov. in the Weiods wiispattlv w.-.ttd awi), and 
 •' ' !•'' n.l V. 1 re ainioii •.uuhawe,'. bin ihe bea .ippcared 
 ■d nmi t..,.:-..:i. 
 
 1 he Snov, .1 1!; not me!; Ikii- wi-h ilie Sun or Rain. 
 ' .; i') iii'.ki l..i;id-tl •< ' : as in '•■•...i-ia, bur is exhaled 
 11; '■ the Sun, .iiui Auk'd tiilitdholc^ like Hoiiev-eonib.i, 
 '.' ■iial ■I'.\ Sand whereon u jies, will not be at all wciicd. 
 We .ibU'ued alio, that lei itr.uii ne\ei lo niu h, we h id 
 n, ],indiivodsaftei it. 
 
 T'he 2ii;, we wen' aboard :)ie Ship.aiid kiunJ ihar (he 
 l:n.' 1 ladi. ;ij i'iii..li NV.iter, iluit U was now nlcu ali.i\i' 
 il;e i'..!i,-,;t. whi.h made us liuiib! i-uain ot" her found- 
 •■ I , v,^' I-. Il to pviiiii inr, and pitii'pdher ijuite dry. 
 '•" !i-,.i : •>.<■ 1 'Ml times hi h hot jl ■1.11)1, dial wemuid 
 ei.i'.i. I tieSun, .in,l yet in tl'i K plil n would tiee/e - 
 in.i.'ui. I'lu uii:i.it,irai:Kl', e-l the Se.il'j.i l.iriiieiiied 
 ' ,.: n: ,:, tliat tlu \ now i;revj wtrliand vM'ifj daily. 
 '■ .-,1', uiii' r* .itlwain, I J All. lid 111,111, hue mi; been I 
 a' k. whiih lu iiad hearldy iitjllel- w.ia iakenwiih 
 ■, I- 1 1. 1! ■•lit-' T 111- 'I I,, id'-, that wuK-ri);. thonghi 
 
 Ad this Month the Willi u.i.vai;:.!.,,' 
 part Northerly. 
 
 i-.r.,.. th. loerfirftday:. itd'.! im^.. lun. and Mov 
 vers hard, and^as (o <-oid, that ,he Ponds ,{ Wa-ii 
 did freeze ov.r, .tnd uie W iter o,our( ans iiid t-,et.« in 
 ■he very houfe ; our CJ.iaihs a'u. iha. lud l..en walhi I 
 and hun^oui to diy Ji-! ,0; ih.-.w adday 
 
 bro dliJcol the, Ship. wh. It !,d make her .0 nvaj-.n,) 
 «ad.wn, lierDi.A, .,nd n.n.h i\,:a. her. a;-.ho^ ft-.cw,,s 
 funk ; tile Kcwitnal did. iiivfavni.i h. ■, a„d ,n-,-, \ 
 many te.irfd blows, I refdveu to cnJe-avoiir o I,'., 
 t leivaddei, and wlien God fen; „c -.vater m uvir'^'"' 
 
 1 landint; dicilri.mlanceof !. , ihatwas yctal-'U' us ■ , 
 
 I have licr t urther otF. In the Afternoon •.■. e under^. i-, our 
 
 ;lmalieabk-to,,.vAn,hor, ,vhi.i. lay ifteru m d.cp 
 >^arer, and v^-ithlomi- .liffiailty got it up 7 hn Ob'e 
 i-.;d lain llaik under 1-out, arid' unriet rjie lei ..if -lie 
 
 I H inter, aiidweoiiidnotliavcaiioarlbitch fr.jni ieen. 
 
 I get it up before now ; weiound it not a )e,; the won! 
 
 jlpiitlomeiomakeCoie-riikes. that they inigiit gi int.. 
 
 .the water and lakea hole r- die .Sands to let down cur 
 Kuilder. 
 
 I ■l'he6th. wi- went a'-'our to hang i,, .n: 1 . ,ir \oe,ig 
 
 jiuitidl Me!ili..,k tufr,sr,, g,, iiinnhe w lur an! ,ake i- 
 wayiheS.ind. but ihes wue not .ib.e lo endure rii, 
 
 .lold.'t It iiali aijuarier.'f .aiihoin. it w.is louuin' 
 tyini;, ai.'i Me.nl.i u.iike tlieiii (ivoiind .iwa- . \\ , 
 broui..lii. 11 K-the Siirpl'ri', bn were linn fani 1,. gnr 
 It i,',et, beiiip abf- 10 Wiu't; .u M n.)ii,r,i;ei. llicii'v,, 
 
 plugged up the upier iiid. ' wit'an i .ii'd, and piini;'! 
 
 iiiii ihe wall 1 ag.on. 
 
 , dhe 7ih, u, wroU|.lii I.,:n,' inn;; al o,,[ .,,ir Rii.l.k'. 
 
 but Will.' I .r,,,ia4ai!.r,..,.ve.i-,..i. .»:i ! i ■ j,i',,iii Ca! a i 
 nir loaiil.uiib Milie.,i;ii ■. . tr.i n: . ;i,e \.. hori,l niitt,. 
 
 I. k 
 - 1 .e 
 
 I le.' lidv iuie iied; 
 
 II tv ; aii.i it >sas a 
 :•• )',.i<e'if.'.,i,iai<., 
 i=H n. ,111 (ill. e -if. 
 
 lli It pah. ihi; w,- m ef.' 
 
 wiienv-elli, uhl ' i|i y ..• 
 
 I.y the Sthai Nn.!'i, \ 
 
 of hir, and lii'. w.,"iil.'. 1', 
 
 li.e w,) ltd! ' ', ■;,' . .1 
 
 I:., 
 
 i.ila ill 
 
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 Iier I.'(Jek, 
 
 li 10 I . h.sHed .ill day 111 Tin, m.. ,, n , 
 
 i'l'.l'lll .11. !■ ,lii lis, tiMl :| f dM I ll il ,1 
 
 Iw ''i-edd file- 11.) iiiurei hi r tii,in,; ,1 !•■ 
 
 H'op 1 ; life. as III [ ,ar hii 
 
 ih. \> 1', HIT, v.ain. iiuai me d.^y, aiui rli. I e I liiei. '.i .1,.' : 
 
 • ,■ 1 , tl'.. '•!,. irslifr, ..,.,. ri kjaiioitrthc and i.il.i , •.; |i, 
 
 •!','ii 1' In ihe ,' lierii'-i II we OKi^eived hi 1 oti. 
 : i.. ' , t. u-i^c'n -'n; Mi!' . .e|,u.'i,p;Mi I Tiie .,ili. •■, 
 
 ■■ to -I'- :5nt'i, •.r,'eiin ■ l.i,,; ;• i>i..ii: iiia.Ie a lail oi 
 
 i all 111; wati;i 
 
 i ,i| il eh -."..ii 
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 The IVtntenng 
 
 ^05 
 
 The Beer ami Ciilor runkpreli'titly toili • GroiinJ. whiilr 'Irawn toilu' lilc, aiiJ fuclolily wrapped in tloublcj lad 
 
 .15 likiwilc t.) Iiiok t,i 
 lis lie prtleiitly pirttHii,- 
 
 ,1'iHvlxr tilt |,r, iltiuli^, 
 uiinht, lilt rell Lim,-, ii,u.', 
 luio die Ship Ii, ,\;^ 
 
 ^ !''■ IliU, i! IvjMri T) 
 
 a!;:iiiil» -111' Slioar'i aiiJ 
 
 ' '1 I . ^V■,lc|l u-.ii Ol'l- 
 
 aitavv,,y -icr. •!««.. (,.; 
 lie AUer a;. ;,(,ur ir.e 
 V ^-t -.ifw.,. II;., 
 '•I. i iH l.'oil rl'inks f.i- 
 
 i>. .:.l,'.\Virll|l,0 libh il„. 
 . • Ji llrrllin wjly. 
 lunwiUi me, ai (Iwriit jo 
 loll lal! yi.tr, liiir umlj 
 waiiJieii ill tlvj \Vi,,..i|>. 
 
 K-tuixt t!ie .Siii|. ai.J 
 i!"m()ieilaniicroiili\ .jj. 
 i"W\r Ik.Ii ti k Hriii'ly 
 ig ihice foi ' :ibovc 'lu 
 
 jhisRiirh-iiay, we Jm, i 
 lire alwir.l aiul allu.pi, 
 ■■ /livn, by cumiacti. ■■ 
 
 ir, aiuI h.iil ).itiTi,,utf, 
 iioar, v.likh v.mn m.-,. 
 
 lllul r;li ih,. fSf.i, I, ;;,„,. 
 mil, whuK J i.iiin-i : ■ 
 kM..;, 'i h„ J.,v ,,,. 
 ''■s. and ir i-c r,;; avciy 
 aiiiM-r I-'illi :,i ;Ik,S.,,,, 
 ■>. Tlicro WIS r,. I. .1 
 f'i' O'-r l.ia (■:,,.,,!;, ...^ 
 "y ''i-p I: 1:. a ..,' 
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 'I ^Mi,,ar:. k Pi;". .;',». 
 • 1m'. ! 1; !■ ■ il'g \.vM 
 
 Iff^.. luii. and Mov; 
 
 lO'irCaiisi'.i.! ticeze;(i 
 :liat iuu Uxu walhc.l 
 
 ad day. 
 iti .eiy lur.l in ,11c 
 I'ike iiei li.) rveaf.,iiid 
 I" her. .iiLho' fl-.ru.is 
 ^1 ■ h. . and wi-.i i„ , 
 e> tiiJeavour v \\.\:: . 
 1" water n uvit;''" 
 was yeta!>''U'. us i j 
 0011 V.I.: iindcrriir, our 
 
 lay ifteru in dicp 
 
 it i!p 'Mil. C.-bic- 
 ivicr the l.A .,.'1 -Jic 
 
 arll.itcli fr.jin Icet.i 
 not a |o; tllL uorii . 
 
 iliey impjit 1; , ,iiM 
 iniis I,, li-t duwii Liir 
 
 ij; ii, an i Mir mwv,^ 
 lie vv iiii an 1 laki 1- 
 abi'J to e.'idiirr lih 
 nil. It was ll 111. i;l 
 (luiiiiid aua . W 
 ere llu:i lam M \,\:r 
 i.iii.r.'H'i. Ilieii v.. 
 ', aiul I'tun; I 
 
 . • ; .HI Rii.;.!..' . 
 I'i ' I i i!' ■nil C'a! '1 . 
 , ;''.i \,. lior:,l ii.j'.n. 
 
 i.;iii 111 litr iJoik, 
 
 .'p.l all I in ivaii.i ' r: 
 
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 t 1 • ! , :'.. nr : I 
 
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 ; ll.lr 
 
 I 
 
 v.asr.ot llrani;e ro as, iTccaulc any VV'nod 01 I'lpeitavesi iliatiio •voaihir 
 
 that had) im iindiT ilic Ice all Uie Winter, 
 
 jl.l link 
 
 down as loon as it was hravedover-boanl : Dii:. ii.iy wi 
 
 liean d out ten "IVii ol Ballalh 
 i«k bci (jnd s j'oodiiefs to ns in fendii 
 
 'Vetches : K/riiow.ini lick M. 
 
 I h'.re I mill) iiiniiii- 
 
 tl'i- jl' lelaid I'teiii 
 
 il teuli'. not (lir dalej 
 
 fd Ins Majeltiei Kuyal 'I'itli 
 
 nrt tl'cm. Bctivixt tin m LiiBx 
 
 • z. Charles th:- I. K 
 
 iipjaiid, .Votland, l'ran..i, ciit Ireland, ^j < /' t/ Nc» 
 
 loniidlar.d. c/,./,/ il.-fc I'c 
 
 ui f„ 
 
 £0 /Ji-i 
 
 Alb. 
 
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 1/ t llv'l. 
 
 ^ 
 
 nt.ti.U 
 
 I 
 
 ' I 
 
 M' 
 
 il ',\,>swrinderlul to let how loon tlicy were rno 
 
 to walk a'HHir the Hoiil.' audi I'li the onilide 1 1 liie Lead I faftcnvd a Sin 
 
 fence ot Ins f.'aieii.es C ,in, inder thiit welalilened 
 
 I .u. . a day wc j^.ulieicd the Herb or 1 e.il' of tlRll:'li' Kind's Anns fjirly i.iu in Lea', and iiiiJer that th 
 Vet.lie.s, as thev lull appeared out of the (Ironiid. then '■^imsut tile City ol H':ii> ; and thiibeinj; A/.'.(//.;«' 
 w.iiliid and boiled '111 111, ami lia with t)\ I and Viiiij^arl '■ ■'. we raife.i it oiulie top ot a 1 .1 . Hill vviieit v.i.- iiaj 
 iliai had been (v"Zen, dnl eat rhcin. It -.^as an exselknt i siiuedoiii Men. 
 
 h ittiunKcof reficllnni; ; molt ( ai- (■»' iisdid cat mJil':ii(;j ' he U'liid ..ominiiinp Si ulluih, ar.i b'owini' h.ird, 
 tile: \\ e alio biuiled iheiii, and mixed the |ii|,-e v.;rh pn; 'dl ilic Ki. ii| on 11?, lo th.a die ihip now roile a- 
 
 *' 'I'll 
 ' ' jl ■' 
 
 I Piink. and i.\i<.\ lat ilu.ii i.nv witlioer lirtad 
 
 orif;lt mil li'cli.ipparcnt danger, iliai I tin ugiit \irily 
 
 I he I ith, bein;; veiy warm wcatlkr, we d d liaii;',, "e- ir.oiild Juve lolk her: W'c lalionrtd llood and Lbb 
 MM Kiiihiet : riie'I i.iewiowveiv iiiii. h ihTvived lb, I'lir, "-'idl Poles :ir,J 0.irs, b;ir It was Cud that prdetved ns; 
 A Noitlieily Wiiiil wonli! raife ihe Water Ini' very httle.l ''Jt 'C >v,i.s pult ji y Man's nndeilland.ii'; liow the 5hip 
 whi'dniiade indoiibt id' p.cit lie oli our Ship. 'eonid endiite it, or we by o^^r I ahour ("aie hiT. In ihe 
 
 liie ..; Il, we heaved ont .ilj'thi- B.i!l.ilt, .ni.l .aniea ^'i;!" ihe Wind lliil'tcd tothe NVehwaiJ. and Llew t:.c 
 .iHo'ir ^'.lul^ and utliu wcii;hty things all.oar, lo iliat, 1' \ '"jm ns, wherel>\ ur had foine reit. 
 tlif Ship w.is nose as hihi .xs p...iibly lonl Jbe. ' lie i^ih, we tetih'dthe rclt ot our Frovdioniaboar.!, 
 
 'Iheijdi, I wen'. looiir .'r.i/i/ .•).■•, bnt the Sea ( l,iv •"i' L)'-'P'"ino m; the Ship. At ten at Night, v.i.cnuwas 
 anv tliii.;.', I Mjnid peixne to the eoiiuavy ) WMs Itill lO'Oiwh.ir elaik, I t.ok a J an.e tii my Hand, and one 
 ill. id) lii'/eii, and ilie Hay we weie lu, .ill In II ot i e, ^^nh nu a Mnike: and I'l nu Fue, and went to i-.T II 'n:. 1- 
 haMiii'. i.ow.i) I / veni 11. '".tiniuke a lire onihi iiK.ittnunent pl.iee ot' the IlloiJ, 
 
 ilk- iMh v.is uondioiio aor, with foine ilmndei and 'o He il it would be anlwiied : Such Firrs I hnd toi- 
 lijilainp., lo ihii onr Men went iiitoilie I'mids allioii u meilyniade, t,i uy it' there were ;iny "-av.!;!., uo th; 
 Iwiin aiui e. ol rlieiui'elves 1 ■■ctwas ilie Waiit veiy loU Mam, oriiii lll.iadsabont us. Had ihcre 1 1. n arv. ny 
 lUll. Here l.itely api'eaveddivers kills ot' I'.ies, as llni- pnrpule was n. havetoiieto them, toilet i.T..-l!.:;.eiKe ol 
 ',Vi-flies, Bui. Iiers-Hiis, Horfe-llies, an. 1 Inch an mlin te loiiicChiiltians. 01 Ion e Ocean-Sea tliereai 01 tJ. When 
 abini'lan. eot bloo.lihiilly Mn ^ii 'j, th.-.i v.e wereiiuro ' e.iriu'totlie 'J'ree lla.d downuiy Lance, an J To •.'.ul ny 
 loiiiieiire.d Willi them, ih.in ever we were with theiold C^onl'ort his Mi Ike:, .ind while I ciiiiiUd up 'o ihc -op 
 w'l.itlier : I hele 1 1 ihink ) lie ilea.l in the idd loiicn ot theliee, 1 oKleied hiiii to pe.t lircto I'i^me low Tree 
 Woii.i all Winier, .:r,d iiiSumimr revive apaiii. Here then.dioiits. He unadviledly put lire to loiuc Trees :li,n; 
 bi I kewil'e inhniie Companies of Ants, and ilfr. I'n.t's ^^eu to wuidw.iid, lo iliat they and an ihe lelt being ve- 
 in the IVi-,.!;,, but we diiill not eat tliein, they looke.l fo 'ydiy, took lire like Flax, and the Wind Liow in^; it to-'''C 
 
 •vaid.snic, I iuliened downthc Tree, bit before I was [""'i,'^' 
 
 [lull w.iy dl wn, the tile tcok i.i ilic 1 ot'em of ir, and '•' 
 
 I lazed lo hcueb tipwardi, th.it 1 was b. 
 
 iee.i to lea;s 1 ti 
 
 ipeckled like 'loads. IJv iliis nine there were neiiher 
 iie.irs, I'vyesn ir Fow I to beleeii, they are all i^one. j 
 Tile ntli, the Wiihi. .line N'.'iiherly, and we expert- ] 
 iiii; a he^li 1 ide, in Ui,' Moriiiiin betimes, put out our 'lie fiee, arul mtii much ado el'iaptd burning: 'Hi.- 
 fiiiall Cable al'tetn lilt ol the Ciun-rooin-[Hirt, but tluv Molsoii ihe Cti.und wasasdry as Flax, .ind ivould run 
 Morienp'l'ide Weliadnut ivatei by a Foor. In the Lveii-[ ''"ci Train along the Lartb: The Mi.lket and Lance 
 ir.j; I had laid Mai.ssby Siunes, anii oblervinf; the V.'a-| wcie both burnt. My C.onfort at l.ut c:iiiii. to ;r.., and 
 ter to llow apa. e, I made li};iis lot the 15oat to eoiiic a-; w'as joytnl to lee me, tor he thought icrds I hid lecn 
 llicar, and takim; Willi mc aboard ail that weie able to burnt; and tlnii we returned together, lean.'ij! the liie 
 doany thiiij:, alih j' at hi};li e.aier die wanted I'omeihim;; mi rcalin;;, and Itill burning molt fiuionfly. Ar biejk 
 to rile out of her n.xk, yet wc hea\red with I'm h.i (',ood ol day I went a;;ain tiwhe Hills, Fioni wlience I law it 
 
 . w II, that we lieavei! Inr tiiro' the Sand into a Foot and ltd' buinnip, moll \elicinently boihti. the Wtdward and 
 a ha!f deep U'ater ; tin. her than lo, wc diirll not ytt' tSotil.w.iiil, out could I'eeno anl'wcrot it. Lea. ii.j; one 
 briiii^ lici, bc.ai.le ilie Ice wa.s all thi k about us. Alter, upon the Hills lu watch it, I came btane immcdiatelv, 
 
 "' we bad moored lu 1, we went all to I'layeis, and gave 1 an.l ni.ide ilicm take down ovx new I'uit of Saib, and 
 
 Gisil dianks tor Hiving 111 our Ship ai^am. Kaiiy ihcm to the .Sea lide, ready to be cait m if occalicii 
 
 'Fhe ibih, (oiiu lihcd trelh watii, utlurs pilcl Stones were- AboiiiNooii tlic Wind lluUed Northeilv, and 
 
 on hcai.:., wii ili were carried aboard in the Boat. We 
 
 ; t. r. 
 
 linnly ilcppe.lihe two upper holes, ami liited conieuient 
 places loiii.ike others it oi.alion were. 
 
 1 he 191I1, we Were betimes at work ; iheletwoda^s 
 oiii Shiji di.l njrlloat, and it was a happy lioui when we 
 fvi he! oil, for we never had Inch a hif;li Tide all tl 
 
 fi 
 
 oui t'eniincKame running home, I i;iii;inp us Word 
 that the File did lolluw I'iard at hi:, Hee'ls like a L'raiii 
 of "owdcr: Il w.is iioneed tobidui t.ike-l,Avn and car- 
 ry all away to theSLali.le. The Fire came lowuids us 
 W'lth a molltenibleritlinj nolle, bearing a lull Mile 11. 
 
 -.. ^.. .^bie.i.lili, .<nd by thattlme wc hadun.oveied oei Houfes, 
 
 tune we weie li.re. I wcir up to our / / '.itih-trcc, and I aiiu laid hand on our lall thini's, the Fire f.ad leiztd our 
 this was the 'irlt tune 1 law open w.ater : Thi» put us in|T"w'i, and in a thrice burnt it down to t;ie Ground : 
 
 iiitoit ihatilic Sea Would Ibortiy break up, whi.hp^c U;l nothing of any value 111 it, having brr ight allTfc.r ;': 
 wc knev, mull be to ilie Northiv.ini:., Iting ceitamtheicj aw'.iv into a place ef fecurity, 1.)li Dogs m r :> com- '''"'■■ 
 was above z.x. Leanues ol Sea th.it way. \ bultioii would lit down on then Fails and liowl, and then 
 
 Fhe loth, the Wind at N. N, W. the Tide role fo! run into the Sea on the Shoab, and there (lay. This 
 f.i^h, that 0111 Ship fliaiid. nul wc drew liei olV into aj ISiglr. we lay all te'iicther aboard Shij., and gave Gui 
 tiiot an 1 a li:df deeper Water : 1 luis we did it by liiilci thanks that had lliipp'd us in h^: again, 
 .uidlnile, beeaufe the Ice was Itill very thick about us. The 17th, iStli, and 19th, wc wrouglit liaid inye:- 
 
 1 he 2id, thcie drove mueh Lf about us and within tiii); onr things aboard, and in f-tcluiu', diilc Wood, out 
 lis and bruugin home onr Stern .\iicliir. At high wa- loo!s being fo joded ili.tt we ^ould eiit nunc 1 had 
 tet \ve heaved our Ship tiirther ill, ihat llic miglit lie a- cauled our Finiu ;e .. b.: I'awed in pic, :es. wherewitli we 
 tloatatbiw water. Ilowed oiiifJalk. and intended to burn it ai low waters, 
 
 Ihe next Kav water we (oun.lcsl all about our Ship, and fui h ot'.iei Mue^asvvc coibl not woib. in cairviii:- 
 and li imd i' \ciy fml grouii 1 : Wc dileoveicd Stones thmgsabeaid. 
 
 three fool high above the (itoiiiid, two ol wlucli were I 'Fhe ji.tli, we buuf.Iii om S tils to Yard, l.iLsiit.n" 
 with n. I Ship's biiadtli of the Ship, whereby mamfelily hard to linn hour bulimis with the Week ani the Mt. .'th 
 
 1 ' 
 
 
 peated Ciod'.s inei, > ions; lor it when we forced hi r 
 ail.oar. llie had llruek one blow ag.iinlt iholj Stone:;, it 
 li.i. I bulged her. Many liicli Danj'.ers were inihisB.iy, 
 uiiiehwcniiw tirll ) etceived by the grounding .ind 
 ining id die Iceagainluheni. In ihe Lveuiiig wetowed 
 ' if the Siup tothe place where Ihe rode lall Year, and 
 ill. re n oi'ud lier. 
 
 illat we luiplii the betiei lolcueii.'.e tlii S.ilb.ilh 
 morrow, an 1 luiakele.ive of oer wiiit. vni|' lU.iii.l. 
 
 1 i.c Baiswete iie.u'eleai if L.e, fe.r 11 «a> a!', ijt.nc t-j 
 the Koithw.iids The m.i.iiiei of ii, brca'i ini' up ii.as 
 tlinsj hrit • .11 mult k ..jw iliai »:. ilotl. n.i fre Zc n.r.u- 
 lally above li\ boot, as w. i..un.' by is pi m iieemdigi'ih!' , 
 to our Aiielior,'-. ; therei'asl, ae^iden:, l,kh a-ilrii"! '. 
 
 
 ■iL. 
 
 'U- 
 
 '( . .1 , . 
 the l'..i-i 
 ■ lybiid. 
 
 we laboured in teiehirg our Pioiilion. iiere whkli is lix Fathom tin- k. 
 
 ii.y foi.edto wade a Hieh: llu.t 10 carry iliem 
 1 a.id wlicieas I had i..>iinerly uiidown a 
 
 Irai 11' hcjL n;cie..f 
 
 es 111 .\(,:>. u thaw-, ti.il on llie- Slio.ils by the M.. u ;i,,.,', 
 311.1 ilienthe ci.urf.sof the Trio do li) Ihake trie m-in 
 till maiiea Ctoi, ol v, I iiowtalined t.ii lee that it ciacksani bieaks, audluvin;', ilius ',ot tcoiii 
 1;, the I'l'.'.iircsi I till K;:r', :Uid Clueeii dor nioiioii, tine j lece of it runs up. 1.1 .i:i-di'ji| u.i.t:! it 
 
 O c o o ceinii 
 
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6q6 
 
 Our Ki'tuni. 
 
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 li'i'i 
 
 
 o "•' 
 
 
 roitii' la 1 val^ tl\Kkncr''. The Sciku in tills tamly 
 (.'nmiiry iimolliiriii;tcnr.\), lor in tiicil.iv tiuic it will l.-^-' 
 (iiltot ;i-,jiottol-c 1 luluu'.l ill! U' S;r(,^ir.l m tlic Night 
 n(?.iiii It will (\t.rtc ail Iti-'li rliii^k m 'li i' uiii?, ■jnil 
 '1 ii!\s in an>l about our Hculc ; nii>l all ihi^ n-w.irJs tlsc 
 fiui of ?i ),' '. 
 
 J'Ik .\//.j ';.''.'.i 111 I ;i oui .'Oiiunp 11'. ly wi'ic inoft Ui- 
 t.'IcraMc ; wc t .i. an ii'a' Kiili;^M iii pi- -i'-, .iiui ii;.iJi 
 H.if;>; IM [Hit OT ! I','ails iii, yr; noMiililt.iiiiliiu' tln-y 
 u-.nild lir.J wus ami iiKMn> ti> liii.g lis, ami wtrt'trMic 
 torir.i-Mtiiij! til us tliaii all tlii.' loiil vvi-IlsJ ciuliitul. 
 
 7.1. > ihi- iirlt, i , iri' »>tip,liY, \vl- aJoriud mir Miip llic 
 btii; \vi?n.iilJ, i-'ur 1 iilif'iit " ihcPo'i', aiul ihc King' 
 Ci.j. iirs on ill.' M.iiii-'.iii'. 1 ImiI itoviJi-'iI a lli'ti Nai- 
 faini' of .ill ilic rallai^isi of our Vovapf tn ihi^ .: ly, i:i 
 wh.it llaic V. . wiTo at'piT'.i'pr, an 1 liow ] imci'i'.al to 
 pvoiK, to ilio Dil',..iciY boili [.mIk- W (.■ih»ar<,l atul ilio 
 Soiiiliv.Til, ,-..ii liulinii with a lupuit ti any tuiMv' 
 iiuiui.ii liaiclKr rliat Ihi iiM taVc it ilt wn, iliat it 'vc 
 C'.o'.ilil Yvv'u- in ilii.- Act;"i, dun toir.akc oiivl'.iulv.ivo-.irs 
 iiiiAMi lo I'lii Inwiai}'" I ' I'l li.i Kill;; ; am! thus sv.tli 
 o"i Aiiii , Diiini ar.ii C"o!oiirs CoiA ar..l Kcitli', ^^o 
 ^v^,■lu al'iuav, aii.l )ir(t narcliM ip to cm cinnifii': Ct' |., 
 .i.s'oii:it,..i til nliiili iv>.- l..;il lii.ici iiur ika.l F-eMows 
 V. !ii::cuo r;aJ Mniiiiurl'i.tyt'. -I'lvl lil.ii wa kiil I'P ami 
 I'l " II 'i I DiiHiii iii.u'. AfiiT LJ;i :ki- ii-f wa'k il to the 
 I li,!;lulV HlI. to i;', whi.h way il t l-.tc lia,! wallr.l ; vvr 
 ,_ Ji.Vaiti.1 tl-.a; it ii.i.l :■ nluni-j.l lo il.i. Wi'twa'vl lo Mi!fi 
 .irii-^il, a;ci! tliful'oii' rrca.!tii ot' t!;f Illaivi ; it i-.j.iiii 
 11' iiomc i-cur our '..'ol's ,11..'. IV-ul, Iviiii', np(;ii a bate 
 r.iivi\ lii'l. After I'H'i.ru' IVavtr, as I waik.ii aloiit; 
 ih-H ..!i. I lorn.! in Hir!' tik-i'ihliiij; .'v'tv v^riN, 
 wli .1'. \'.. loilcl wua tan M'.'it ,1! .S.i|ipr.T : It wa> cc- 
 ifijt.ii Vjv. o,l, aiivl !.ii bolter ilian .-iir VctJv.s. .After 
 S.-pper we ai' went to f.ek JiM v;.ri:ei' iT.fre of il, aiui 
 i;.!' ,i'.-'iiit I'.vo Hnlhe's, wlikli r.v ib relrelln-il i«; ami 
 iii.-.v [b.'.S.ni was let. aiil the IVi.T. eoiiu allioar iuri;s, 
 \(.lieu.' ipon we .iirfiiible.! aikl wrnt up n lake the !n(f 
 viev it oin ilea;!, I'.hi'ie ieaiiin?, i'| on mine .Ann o.'ionc . 
 (.{' iluii '1 oiiib-. I lifer 'i i!v te l.'iie-, wlii-.h tlio' per- 1 
 (JMii e ihey may pro. '.r.c la.ii}!luer iii :hc wifer fort; 
 ( wli li I (lijll Ih- Ljl.id .'!'; ibcy yet niovej my vniing 
 an>l tiii.UT hciued O nifaiHOib at thai time wub fonie 
 CoiiijMiiinn. 
 
 i were unkiii.) ur:!efs that I di.i llinl, j 
 
 .Pf lore 1 pai t, !''■ rie Tears i.| on < ur D ul : I 
 
 Am' vli'-n 11 y b.y -' ; e dry, Iwi I iiol . cal'e 
 
 In be.ir' :o pr.iy, theii Boiui may rtftiii pe.ire.' ! 
 
 Tl.. ;r!«;;er ! arts ' pO'\! .So'.il.s; 1 know' ,vire given, j 
 
 V. ''.sanintenr tiny :;.■ ii'd rcmrn to Heaven ■ i 
 
 Thiir i hct tbi\ Ipiti' tl) ihr Lilt drop of Bl.-" d, , 
 
 Seekii»;G<;d's[;leirv, ind heir Countries gno J I 
 
 An.l a;, i ^ ali.-."t Souldi ; r.i'hrr dies, | 
 
 Ib.ir. yields his Giui.ie-. ^-: ius l-iicmic^; 
 
 And (topsihi ir way with his hcw'd Flr.lh, v.Jicn Deam 
 
 blaili ,Juill■det>ri^'dbinl of liib Strenpih and Breath ; j 
 
 So ba c thev Ipent rhemfdv'. ( ; .ind here they lie, 
 
 A tanio.i;, iNia.k ot oir'ii ov, ly. 
 
 \Vi dnf furviv, I'lTLhaii :• ift.i.. ind our Day<;, 
 
 InfjPlC tliipli ynifit nuiltil ;; i.e. pr.iife, 
 
 And ill 1 1 U;.ij;-a.il li ; ; wh,-iUi ■ M.iii names 
 
 The nn iir 17 ■ 4' us. b.ir roonr t; in.,-<. 
 
 Tliey baveouibv'd tlii , tear, ml ibfrbravc ends 
 
 Will evei Iv an hoiioui so t!;i:i b, ier ■-. 
 
 W'livdrop '■ 'U lomiiic b.yrs Nay r.irhcrpow'r 
 
 My f.vd dL|,-imiic in a frli riii ShowV. 
 
 The \V • i.T'.sColdtha' Lr.b, froro our Blood, 
 
 N'l w weie it fo evtrerini, leij'.br do this gor-d, 
 
 ,\ iuaketlK'>Tca;,s bri^^hr Pearls, whi.-h I would lay 
 
 ': nib'd f.o'.l\ \ii'li ye-^ii'til! Do.v.nV fatal P.iy. 
 
 J .!.if 5;\ ihi- I' : •;.■■.' j !a,e. where none 
 
 VVdlc . ■' ■ in-.' -"■■ ' re.-uh a li;di i-r-Tom, 
 
 S-i'K reiT.r.iiitu,-^. be e:: taut, of the true 
 
 Aiul fiithluo . e, I - -T t'. nlic.l you. 
 
 Oh! rcltiii I'-e.iee. '. .rr'riet'.ds, and lei ir he 
 
 No pri.it • ■ l.'.y '.be .omc rune pin of ir.e. 
 
 " ■ ■ afllidtihe Held 
 
 A/i. i we law bill lew Hears, and kill'd iioi-c. In M„ 
 there, amel,,M,elcwb. a.Umk.s and In-de. ot wiml, 
 wc killd u.-ry tew : W.- law i..n,e white Pairid-^es, but 
 iiUmali i.mnbcis, ma- had we any Shot 10 Iii, „r ,. 
 ihen, I ,1 , we eould never fee in .he ,S,a, not no H- ne, 
 ol ■illioMtheSI„,ar-lKk-: we fiw indeed a few Cr-ekle- '■ " •- 
 Ibeb, bu! iMbiMgii, iheiii. 'li-'IW 
 
 fJ'i 0</.o:ivi, ,i«,i , i):ii,.: I, 
 
 :?'■ -, 
 
 iiiei, 1. I. 
 relloiei 
 
 r. e I L ■ 
 
 .lav We weii'h 
 not V. I'.u ri ivav 
 and t-K- 
 
 VVlia; piinaii.l ai-giiilhd.-.rh a 
 
 Tl; Heaitaid .St-Jiiiaeh. v\!k!1' 
 
 Si n'-.i: M, I kit- y ..;r(iravr., .y,\d vow to d;c, 
 
 AFoiler-baii..!- '-, voui iiicr.i: ry. 
 
 • l.inibs arc dead, 
 
 ,r. 
 
 barewfl. 
 
 We tik'ilto- '; p.iatand depiiud: Tb.c Ill..nd was ve 
 t) fjll of Spn: e and JiJiii| ■-!' 1 lee,, but ihe bij^gi'lf Tree 
 I iw u-.is i.iit a boot .and a half over. At our tirll 
 toni.iiiJ ive fiu" fun. Deei, ar.d. kill'd e.ne, but never 
 any fiiivC. '\'^'' fav luitV loxe' all the Winfr, and! 
 k-ll'U fui.-.e do:- n'- 1 f thi.-ni, Lu: ihey wuit all away in I 
 
 I ('• i J. •",',',-./•. the .nl, we llo« ed and li|,c,l oi„ 
 ^hip, aod weipned our Anehoi;. and ulientbe lalt wis 
 ■unp, went t,, puy.'o. befeeehini- C;,„l , , e.i,„„,„, i,',, 
 ' ns, Mhi i-eiideiini; liiui thanks for having rliin; 
 i.-i. _ \\'e louiid no dileOt in our .Sl:i| ; had a- 
 bnndanreot fueli l-'j-oiilioii., as webroui^ht oi-t of /V- 
 '•-•'./; Tvvre .11 i!-„!il>l-,eni health, and gatliered llren-Ml* 
 "-l.y- ,llK'\\i.:dat N, W wefetfail, a; d It, „d o'v^-r 
 to /).f.''» llland to take iii n:,uc Wood. 1 went alhoa, u, 
 i.icl'oar, b<-,-.,ufe fo;,,,.- . f the G mpanv told me ihey 
 laii- liin.e.Stakmlic hill viar driven ini.s the Clroiml 
 
 went lYthepl.ice, and found two J-takes diivenalonra 
 Toot and a halt uwo (be Grou-J, and. bire-biandi bv 
 'thiavi ; I p„|l,l „,> dw.Su\,:,, wlu.li were about ok- 
 hjj;nef<nl inv Arm, ami cut lliarp ac rlie .-n.ls iviih j 
 Hat.liet, 01 loir.e ^o, d In-nTool: 'I'lK-y were did.int ,|. 
 (01 1 a .Sioiies thr.-iw ti-o;u ibe Wat, rlnie. J c a-inor ,-ori- 
 ceivtiov.h-ai: pui-pnfe thev Ihoiil.l i-;- there 'ei nnlef n 
 were (or f me M-,irk-. f >r i;o.u.s. In ihe i.,;,i;i" 
 turned with a lioat'a lailin-. of Wood. 
 
 Therbtid, at break of day v,-ew.i.[;hed, andwnhour 
 l.,-ad fuund.iiRtora Cliannc! aii.ong'lieli periloiisSho.il. 
 arid veeie mary iimesiii tivean.l foe'r b'ath eti We li. ,-,i 
 away Well, and by Noon f.iK ..11 b ,; u-.tlu- N,,o|iwafd 
 ol- us, ejidea'.o!i,-ip? rieief in- to lompaK t^v W, Item 
 Pomiol f-Vu^/.'oi, lllund, aikir. h ek to the Smith wares 
 v.ietouiiditall Shoals. Kmksar.d Buaelie-, !iy tour we' 
 law the Well-em band, all full ol ke, wlieretiruii w 
 llooil alert; It ro 0,v. Norihv-;anl. 
 
 I he 4th w.it, caini, tntt I'o thiek a bop that wo .on' I 
 not !ic a i'lllnl-raot from i:s. The neii da 
 cd, but keheini; ailaiioiit I's, we km. 
 tc ruj-n t:s ; and liius we lomuiiieil pelt-, o-l 
 ine.ated with b.cand bogs till the lid. We (iruel; fu.-li 
 bbiw-afaiiid tbi- lee, that the F,ire parr of the ,Sh;p 
 w,.uld ei-.uk ai(aiii, and make oiir Cook and otiiei-s na- 
 iipama.-ed, ihmkini; the .Sjep h.id Ken beaten all to 
 rif.es ; and twetif.- times in a day the Men vvoii'd v m 
 f.owii into ihcbfold to see it lie were bulged. 
 
 Si nietiaieswlunwehadina.le her tad m the Nij;'.itro 
 .1 Sts'at piece of I,-,-, we Ihould have Inch Mideni Ikimvi, 
 that our filtcii.ni; would break, and tb.en the .Storm' 
 would beat usfronipleectopieic nioit farfully. .Some 
 tunes we v.'cre in, lofed with lee as high a ,itir Pfop; 
 this was made, as 1 toimerly oblerve,!, by one i-ie,:,' 
 running up, n another, whieh made it dr.iw eight 01 ten 
 Fathom Wa'er. Somcrimcs the lowcrmoft vuuiM nle 
 from under I. itli, and Itrikt us under the Bu|.;e wrii 
 pieces of (ix or eight 'inn, that many times we h.ive 
 pump"d rlear VVatei fot an bluiir togetlK , before we 
 eoiiUl make the I'uinpliiek. Aimini; thefe hourly Dan- 
 gers, lover-hearil the Men niurniiir and lav, that rliey 
 wi-rc liappy tlia-t 1 lud buried, .nd that if they hid 
 .1 thouland Pounds, iliey would gi. eit, fo iliey lav frirly 
 by thein i for wr ( laid they ) are delbned to Itarveiipuii 
 a pii- c ot lee. 1 was forced to cndiiie all with patiiii.e, 
 and to '.cm fort I hem ..gam when I had iliem in abettei' 
 luimour. 
 
 The aid, after .1 (lo-j-iy Night, we law Cape llrt:- 
 rtt/r AUri.i, and hoi if mg out our Boat, rook our .Anns aid 
 I^ogs, an,! went alh'.ar: We en'dlcl a Crofs up. 11 the 
 inolt eminent plae,, ;ui,l tiiltemil the Ku.g'.s Arms, .m ! 
 thcAriTisof the Citv ,if i<.-i,'W to ' 
 ■about, we faw.aboiit ailo?en IX er 
 
 wc Hole towards tlicni with the befl (kill we had, an,i r^ 
 then put our Dogson them, but the Deer ran awayftom ' ' 
 them at pleafiire. Weiiiedtlie O.-.'s, an.l wearied tji:i- 
 lelves to no purpofe, neither could we ,-omc to iho. i 
 at ihem. Wc rook b.ilf a doyen young Geele, Iv, v.a- 
 diiigtotletnin the I'ools, an.l lo 'retuiiinl to oiir B,v.r, 
 vexed tlia: we had fotimlaplace whi-rethci,- w.is Kelrell. 
 mcnt, and -ould get irr.c of u Whereas ilieref;re v.e 
 had ke[ii nir Dogb ..villi a great deal of m. onvenien'-e. 
 aboaril iheSliip all the Winter, and had pardoi!i.d tlieui 
 man, Miflemcanovs ' f, rihey would Ileal onrMiat .ui 
 of the Ste, ping-tiii-,s j in hopes lliey nut'lil Jieu-.if.ei uo 
 lis f imc lerviee, and leeinp rliey now did ii' :, ind ih.ii 
 there was no hop,.- »bey lould lii-reafter, I left tlicin f 
 thoar: They were a Dog and a Bu,h, Biiik Dogs ot a 
 very good Ka-.e. I fawn- lli;.- of anv iavar"" . n--'- 
 
 f.JI.Ji! 
 
 and then lleKiiig 
 ery poodK Beafis 
 
Lib: IV 
 
 .1 kill'd iinri-. fn Mn 
 ;.s aiivl lifilo, of whivli 
 nio uhin I'airid;^^, Init 
 atiy Mint III liii (It .V. 
 in ilic Si.i, iiiu III) IV iii.< 
 winiiti.l.ikw Ovklc-^' ■'■■■• 
 
 >il.t IWf 
 
 ivilh>\Mil an;! liitclom 
 ;iivl^ >\lk'iii!ic l.iO w.is 
 ng (.'(.il DiMiiiiiHi,- Ins 
 thanks tor li.ivinp rliiK 
 Of in our Miipj liml ,i. 
 Aobrounlit nit cK /;,,-- 
 I, nn.l ji.illiori'J llrrir;',', 
 <• li't Till, ,i; ,! It( nilnViT 
 VVdrJ. I wcntalhuii 111 
 Cdnpany roM mc ilny 
 ivoii iiiio iIk' liroiin.l . 
 '■''> .'••takts JiivL'iial (Mira 
 ■-1, an,! I'ni'liaiuli l>v 
 ivln.h weiv ahom mi- 
 liain ac rill- .'ilK wiih ,i 
 I : Tin V were liiflani a- 
 iti r-lii.ic. I I a-iniir i,in- 
 I !■:■ ihire !im wuki; ,. 
 
 I/l lilt 1 ., !,|III' IVf ii 
 
 'ooil. 
 
 eivjjilicij, an t iviiIi(Mir 
 tjng'liid pi'iiloiKSIiii.i!,, 
 K>i<r I'arl; i;i, We ij,,,,,) 
 1! I .. U-lI.e No.lhw.V.t 
 o uim|-ais I'-.e WVlUrii 
 lick tiuli.; Sinulnvar.:s, 
 '. Bunv.!!/-. Iiy tour we 
 ! nt Ic;, uliereiipoiiu , 
 
 k a hop That wo . mi' I 
 
 lie nt o dav wr weij'li 
 
 .o knuv 1.1,1 v.r.iai way 
 
 lined i ill; ir 1 and ro;- 
 
 end. We (iriiel; fi.eh 
 
 Fore I'arr ot' the Mir 
 
 i:r C'(iok and others run 
 
 liad 1-eeii Leaten all to 
 
 ,!av tlie Men wou'd v in 
 
 were Ini'ned. 
 
 her tall in the Ki[;',it ro 
 
 liave Inch Molent Itoiin;, 
 
 and then the Siorm 
 
 ni(jll fiarfiilly . .Some- 
 
 c as hipli a our Proji ; 
 
 ol'lrrveil, hy "lie ]'it,e 
 
 id. It draw Ciilht oi ten 
 
 e lon'crm'ilt wonM nl'e 
 
 nnJei the Bnli;c urh 
 
 many times we have 
 
 r toj'etlv , lietbre we 
 
 lonj; iliele hourly Uaii- 
 
 niir aiui lav , that tiny 
 
 ,ik1 that if tiiey lud 
 
 pr^eit, ft) they lay l'.nrl> 
 
 e delhneil to Itarvenj'un 
 
 cnthiie all with iMrieiiec, 
 
 I had iliem III a heltii 
 
 , we law Cipe llct:- 
 Roa', tiiokonr Arm^aid 
 'lilid .1 Crofi np. 11 ihi- 
 1 the King's Ariii-i. an I 
 ) it i and then Hekiii;.; 
 er. very po.nil\ BealK ; 
 e belt Ikill wehud, an.' ' > 
 tile Deer ran awaytrom ' ' ' 
 ")'"'?, and weaned (jdi- 
 
 iiild we roiiic to llim t 
 
 I yoiinp Geele, Iv wa- 
 lo retinned to our R .if, 
 
 diereihtie w.is Kelrrll 
 
 Whi'rca'; iheretijre v.e 
 
 leal ol 111, onvenien''e. 
 
 md havi pardoned thein 
 
 .voiild llial onr Miat -ii' 
 
 la-y niii'lu lieu.if.ei i. ■ 
 
 now did II- ■, Hid thai 
 
 realter, 1 left them * 
 
 II 1 h. ['.ink Uoi;s ot a 
 
 ' .oiv ba\ar' . n- ■ 
 toi.l.l 
 
 itup. 
 
 XXKiV. 
 
 Our Return. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ■l-'V'J' 
 
 
 t iind any I (ctbi or other rernlliinem here. In ihi 
 I-iieiiingrriiirtiinj; ahnard, wr made I, ill, hoping tor an 
 openSiato ilie N. W. and lailiiu; ai.onj;rt ll.atter'd kc 
 till the 5"ih, it will he needlefs to relate every particn 
 l.ir day's I'allarr, whhli was imieli alike to I'l. Onr 
 .Ship I'.as iiowbeeoine \erv leaky, lo that we iiiidt paiinp 
 eery half wateh. Heie 1 ealled a Conliihat:oM, and 
 we were a'lol' the fame o|'inion, ih.it it wa>. impollihle 
 to pet to till- Northwav is or the I'.iltwardi. Iiy reaioii i 
 till lie; whirtfore I reloKedto Itand loii.e Wellw.ud, 
 ;iiid ea;:l>d the .Miipto he titteil, ami plaet.s eonvenn nt 
 .ii'iin prip.ired to link her the feeoiid nine, it" wclliunlJ 
 hi put to oiii '.nitUN. 
 
 liie s'li, \vewere in I.atilii.'e of <iS •'<'',• 1" ^^'"■ 
 ■J le: Caie beaniii; S. 1-.. l-y I', loine I 2 1 eai;,,.es olf, and 
 tins is all v;e havr-' i;orien lin. ethe i:d(il /(./<. It Mew 
 a violent !!,deol Wind all N'l'.ht ai W. N. VV. and a- 
 hout Midu I'.lii oi'.r 1 lawfer hy v. huh we had made t'llf 
 loap'ieol le, liroki', ami wc I<1^ i\ I'athoiiiiit it. 
 We I'uat all Nii'ht molt hatf. lly, heiiii', lolt Ir 'in [iete 
 to pieee, hei.i'il'' m '.he dirk we I'nrit not vei.iare onr 
 Men to pi hill b on the l.e tor fe.ir of looliiigtluin. The that v.r e.m expeiit no r ther wi-atlv.r than we ha' el 
 
 rli, 
 
 went together .in.l leaioned anirjiig tlieiiifclves. and then 
 iiroii;;lit me their Oj iiiioii iti wutiiii; tinder then Haiiiln, 
 
 Oar AdUce I'-, that you repaii homeward, from thi«r'i"i''i 
 prelem :i,;li, and that tot tlicle Re.ilon, : hirit, Bet..ulc'';' '/' 
 the Niidiis are h.'iii;, and locxtreani eol.l -.utiul, tintwc''''" '' 
 • an hardly haii.lle onr Sails and Kijuiii);. Jiecoiio.y, 
 1 hciimesate now lul'icct to Itoiiny an. I ^;illly weadier, 
 .Is (vitnifs the prelcnt .Seafui, it hauiij; w 'lit nueJ a 
 liorm everlin.-ethe nth, and i', vet no weather to dil- 
 ' over 10. 'Ihinlly, We doiilt whethei IIkJJ ,ii\S:-.[itt 
 wi'l he (b clear of in as .-o lie r.il''dsle, Wui'er to iniif. 
 on , I pa I. I'oiiiihly. weiiiult have a let of lao weather 
 to pal;, ilie Sir.ot, uhkh we may llay foi ,i loi-i'. titr.e, 
 il weii'-iijed the hiH Oppoiii.i i'V. Fitiiily, iiu.mle 
 oiii Sln;i is veiy leaky, I., th.it i:i 1 ji 1 weather -ve .nie 
 hireed to pnnipeeery dial , , ,n: ,i we know her to be (ij 
 foiily bniilcil with KoJisand b.wsot' tliel.e, that the 
 is J",o ir.oreiijlu' a.l i-ntnr'd amon ;li II . a;i,'. helld.es .-II 
 this, oiir Men gro'.vvety weak aiil li. kly >viih i Mnaiu 
 liboiir. Sixthly, Tl'eSe.iloiiof mc Year IS lo tarljieii', 
 111 exi'eiit no r ther weatlv.r than weha'e had, 
 . ,'v .Snow and l-oit, frtcriiit; our Kii'jv.ii}', and nukirj; 
 every ihiiigf I llipj-eiy, thai a M.im an f, aicc tVind ; ai,d 
 all diis with the Wiiul buiithirly, win. h it i; Ihonld 
 
 >nn oii'in.'id all tlie 6ili, and drove us ai;ain with 
 I'le Ke aliiioH to the C ape. 
 
 The 7!li, was the ii;iilt ronil'irtable day we had (ni.i; 
 wei line om of oiir wiiunii; plare : onr Leak Itnt.'d of come to the Northward, then wear.- to (s|\.!tlii 
 v.ovMiaiiord . woiie. .Sieenthlv an-i laltlv, 'I hai ifn. I e \:.. .ill i" 
 
 The Sth, we a'lthnre.l in liehi bath.om, the main lee ihiik Raii.l;, inthivery wav lee Itonl.tp- ; .--.i,'. {',•,• i- 
 !'■. ,j Milt s to w liidw.ird of II .. I he Wind inireiliiij! a- (ore we tonchide.a,s atorelaid, that there iv no \\y.<\\^\ '•\ 
 J-.niif Mi inii'.ht, 'he Ship did drive, an.! wis (piiekly i;i' cf prDeee.lniE tnrther ; wherttore we li-'ie tO!:n'' I ^••\'. 
 
 \ . 
 
 to return lioniewaid, lioping lliai God v '.il 
 It wliKli ticibled i.s molt' vori,ib|o I'ljlape, and r, -turn n.s home lale : 
 
 and II. t ten p; I'.ini I 
 
 '.I 
 
 iir 
 
 I ■ 
 
 I ai 
 
 1,!. 
 
 Indeed mort of thel'e Kearens were in 
 
 ,! 
 
 hveh'a-liom, whereupon wc let tall our Sheet-.Anch or 
 
 a;il hotn held liT. IVai li 
 
 wa', that we expeoled every Minute when ihe main, toimirv. il' we take tiiiu 
 
 I -e woaid eoine upon lis, and then we mult be put e'lir w|!tuliiels. 
 
 alhiiar. 
 
 The oib, (laufed .ill oni eniptv (".ilk to It tilled with i knew not how loepj-polethem, nor irv nifo'i e( ii:.l 1 
 W'atn , andtheShp lo [ e Icti unpnmp'd, and the ( laees y.ive hew we nii;;ht ri'''s'.'ed lurther : whei loie, wih i 
 I.soked lotliai we had piepare.l tolink her. w,- heini; at lon.'Wlnl 1 !>. art tiod knows, I loiifenre.! iliat ;lie He'm 
 prelim 111 as .ippareni dm;',er, as niiv tiir.e this Voyai^c.' Il;-.ni!d be buriinp, and a Courle ihaiv'd ti,i l-.u^i ::.■, wkA 
 (r "viN all foul ro kv {".ro;in I, and if we nude fad to a' liopin|> ihat \\\> Maielf> w-nild gn. i, nil. eenhne nr. I'n- 
 p'l-ieof lie, then as I'lon.is it ^ame aground upon tlicfe, deavoin.., and pardon my ret':in ; and alih'i' we line 
 Ai tks, it won! 1 break all to pie.es. and 1 etray us to our ilotdilioverM popnl.iiis Kini-d, in>, and i.i't.en f/eci.il no- 
 (iellriidioji. ,\; Noon the point of a Rind o\' Keeanie ti.-eof jlieii Mai;nilieenie, I'. \-er, ai.'.l Fi li.ics hieiieht 
 
 foul of m, an! we pcrecning open Water bevoiul ir, 
 
 ,Sam' lev home ol tluir Ki.lii 
 
 iiuJ C'.iir.no.iiii,. s. 
 nor tuade aiiv 
 
 pr,ed 
 
 (•■■■at 
 
 Irop'd an An.hor, ihinkmi; to ride atict breik thro' it; into iheMdteriesof tlieii TraHi.k 
 
 thrul':tlig therefore and fending with onr I'oles, at lalt lUdit againft the I'licnues (F Go.l aid oui Nat, -n ; ye' I 
 ai'.reat ricreerine tliwair oiii Hain.'le, and tiie ihip fell wilh out Wdlii i;nefs in ihefe delcrt pais, mav bi; ac- 
 npoiiitfo vijlently, that 1 expes'te.t every blow Ihewoidd eeptai le to our Keaders. When we tore np t'u' Hdni, 
 leaf one her IS ws ; at length Ihedrove wiih it, lb that I v.e wire in I.at.C';, ^c, at leall, N. W. by N. fn.ir. .\ .'- 
 tl-(iigh':theCabie had been broken: We Irouglif it to, /;»',;:''(Tw-Illand. 
 
 C'ipi'ton. uiul f.iund thai oni Sheet-Aivhor w.-is broken The 2-;th, wc werei'iwar; ot'Capt f",! , ; it ir ow- 
 iii ihe niidi'.le of the Shank : We fet our .Sails, .iiid a cd much l.Ul Night, aie.l was Mry told, fi mat ad o t 
 daii' Ni^ht eon iiip on, we made tatt to the biggeit Rigi',n;4 and Sails were frozen, and all :l,e Land eoverc ! 
 piee we I'u'd hnd. If any Man alle, why wc kept fo wi.iiSiiow ; and haMiii; loimerly Ipi k.,:i ot tlie iiiv. !i 
 near the Shoar in tliis contiieial d.'iiger ^ 1 anfwcr, IV-'Snow intiuic paits, it will not be amits toionlider tl:c 
 caufe the I < was (o ihi k in the Offing, that wc could R<afonsof ir. When I wasupon ( //r./fiv -JiiaoJ m? >.r 
 
 ■ ■ ' tb, 
 
 i I did in the Niglus 'and tome of them fob, wing tbe.nlu- ji. n. 
 .1 molt violent Si, Km, win. h hoitelt ila^s ) obl'enc whether tlieie fell anv Dew or uo, '■'"■■ ' 
 es- as big as a I'loat of ilii'.-e "t bui onid never pereeive any, and nide.d iioi,. M.,lsaii.i,i,' J .'' , 
 
 make no way thro' u. 
 
 On the I sth, we hr 
 eiid lireaklhe be into p 
 
 four Tuns, anil pavers ni.i.iiv a heavy blow in the dark 'Sand little w.as to be expeiled ; noi ol wl;..t wa- exhaled 
 Night: And ilms we toirinued t'>r ilie fpaee i b lix IV in the Inovvy Le ani! eoldSea, could tiieiepivbai I) be 
 Weeks, .as it were in the Jaws of Death. When we returned bui the like a;.iain. 
 were two davs together faltncd to a pece of Li\ we' Ihclaltof the Month we vvere in tli ' Narrow of the 
 iifed to fetM.irks on it to lee how it did eonfume. but Streigb.t, whieh is abciit 1 5 I taruesevir, the .S<nulilhoar 
 cnild not 111 tlut time perceive any diminution by tliclniiii h pcfter'd withlee. 
 
 linking of it or otlierwiie , Ne\eriheiefs I tliiiit; it ;s < .•■.•.•».,/e the third, wei'aw the .S' r:hei\! of tiie llland . _ ,_ 
 niinei with Storms, or eonfmnrd wirh he.it l-aiie Years, /■!r/i.';-'/i'/ ; the W'nid eemitig hal!er!\. we tt't another"'^'''"'" 
 oiebe the Hay would be ilu^ked Willi Le. 1 h.f.e In Seioi.tnf thi. Oeeaii, anil tiie Sh;], 
 Jill; and thebeginnine, of .hr^j!, taken feme of the lee'tliei motion than the liaddonc, wrii 
 intotheShip, and cutting ir iwoboot 1.|i,are, pit' it into, from the Weltu.'.rd. 
 the Lx^at, where the .Sun did Ihinc on it widi a vetv . Onthebth, we were got J.'.;'- i 
 Itrong retlex aliout It, and notwithilan. ling the v..ii:iiih .U bu: were now lOiiie inio le h :: , 
 the Ship (h.r we kept 4 good hie) siid ill onr Breath- jShip di.l fo lal-oni and r.'li.Tlut we 
 iiigsanv! Mictions, it would not be iiieltedm eigis-or teiij li.i\e rolled her Mails by the I'loarj. 
 Jjy.-. " I leaky, that wc wire for.'cd to pi.n 
 
 'Ihe :54th, vte hid a violent Storm a' S. S. F. !.■ ili.at ■ her Seaiie did lb o| en al.-tt, thai 
 wetook 111 cur Fore-fail, and let lierdrive N. W. Thi'|htr. 
 
 Stotini.jiitii.uedalltla neviday iiiitsiun.ollmaliee. iitid '11. ,~ was the lalt day we : waiiy Tee, .m.! tie W.e.l 
 did lb perplex us, tlut ther,' were but ti'W tlui did ticcp , now -^^ourlIlgus, we made nli the hall wee.,|ild l.ui. e- 
 
 I rear abic liiel'e 14 ho.n-s. I w.ud. -Aswi. eamealona, 1 peif.-.'l,. ! nn V'>i':et\atioii-- 
 
 The 2f til, by two 111 the Morning Wi- were fndilenly ; loncerning the tiahblenels ft t'^ .■\choii mr n.ie.!, 
 o.>iiie in aiuonj;lt the I.e. When dav arnnaied. we win, li u.as to tiiid a Palfage into if. Vaitli S..i, an.l heic 
 u.u'dfroniTop'-aulMiead fee the Ice tuthe N. N.W. |offei it to th ■ leduions Kead.i r. 
 iheN W.and lb roiiiu al.e.ir. bi, -'le South to ihc k.ift:| What haih teen long .ii-o f.d 1. d by fouie /', •■ .; • , 
 
 II w^, all lilt ibuiid lee inmam Rjiids, .md the Sea a^|'!i.ir eanie ibis wayt-ut,,! the Soiuli Si 1, II, i..' 10 be 
 fmoo-.b as a 'Well aiTiongIt .r. Ibis l'rr:k us all inroa|eonftited Iw theirown v.iu'tv. Thri, bloi . , h.i.; ireio 
 Dump, wlier-'dUOn ! ca ied a CDniultatton of my Alio itmn to iniK (Inre I I'p tlie moo . wSi.e S|ti;-.i 
 cii»«,'.s, i.\-. the L;eut,.'nant, Matter, Ins Mate, the Ch 
 
 iri 
 ha 
 
 ■ I ■; 
 
 i 
 
 111 
 
 . nr.-.l uitli aiio- 
 ■'ra th.i: e V!^e 
 
 lie .Stiiiglits, 
 -a tiiat ilie 
 : ibe \M;ij'd 
 , 1 le liei I,] 
 . Glai's, and 
 VMt in 
 
 ,:' ii'l 
 
 :,'"*f 
 
 .11 
 
 rirtjion, and B'jatfwain. reip; ring rhetn to advifcand 
 eounfel ric haw to pio.eu::-;eiir b ;-t els 10 efleiit. 1 hey 
 
 Kingdom to riiear h il n iiieeib nuayinai". IMlliv 
 niypai!. I give no . ti di 10 ihein it all. iluirDl 
 ibeing .ibfur'J, au.l the I'lats (by win, h 
 
 elbii 
 
 Oo. 
 
 la.'tilCvJ 
 
6o8 A Voyage towwrhthc South Terra- incognito. Lib. iVlc'hap. X 
 
 
 
 fr.v>it'ivl 1(1 lit -oiM' ilir WuiKI 
 
 I', 
 
 iiialiiii', Srn wltiTcihorc t-i iiiitin Liml, .mi I .iikI wli. h 
 Is 11 iliiti ■lui Se.l 
 
 MnU ( 
 
 Min 
 
 It i^, tliat by ihc only iiuUlllfy 'if i>iir 
 
 nwMN.iiKii. tl !• NimlKtn I '.in > of tm 
 
 il.l- 
 
 (T.l lO lil'- I ,lt"l|(ll-nt S • Del 
 
 y.. aril iipwms, ,ii 
 
 t'l y ;),ivi- humiilit till .U:r','r''«'>l l'.i(1'i,.'>' '" ilii^ l"'''i •'' 
 ro lH-roj-;ain 'li it ii ini'il bcioilic Nonliw.iuK o\' .'.I K'j;. 
 if I .!'..■ ui'i' ; aioM Clin.itr, pclUi'il Willi Iv an.l otlur 
 In,, iiiii -,liii,>,, will !i 'iir ^j::in,f.i: l)iljnl'',i<'iis ;itij 
 llu'irwi.ik Miips .■111 li.iiill^ If'iij; ciulurr. /Niul w i'.lul it 
 !■ kamv 1, tli.uilicl'.iirran ■!• ot \l,l'f\ Srr.i^^lii is !i||! 
 H I c,»;'iii.'. 1 1 nj, III t'lc'iiii'Urr ii'T III mil li J and Iv- 
 Im'rjl I.' • II ■! .Illaiul .in.l il (• Mam r-'mr i r;|it I iMiiiii'^; 
 il . ii |v.iircil iv f.> ilii N\ 'th'v.ii U, t i~ l>'i I ^ I !■ ir,iii.<. 
 ti'-.n M;iiii I, Main. I libin |i 'lUtlii- .il nut I v Liiiiv 
 i!.i!Mri!\ 1 1 'ti r'll \vli I, f iiiiti! ^/«!':i', ami fmiK- Yi'ats 
 IM t rii';,!'\' tJi.Ti : Yea, 1 L fiicvt the Sjiuvilu is never 
 s''.'.ii- 1 (' 1,1 (I'.ii ,• ly. 
 
 New irnll |Ti>! ,i''ie i' k. ili.r ilnrc u no Palliiiv, an,l 
 Ilia; 1(^1 ihi '<: K.-.,liiiist(ill.nviii)'.. 
 
 I. Tli'.e is.i ninH.ini Ti U- • f I''iil ami l-MMitfinp 
 \ty' II . i.\ Siniiiht ■ I he {•liunl Mill niiiinii trim ili 
 Vaitw.irJ, HJi ill, as It prinoc,!^, altiMs lis tinn'ol' full 
 ^I'l, .i'>"i\l'in; t'S llii' iim.in r; this alln riiir.np inro 
 lins Hi,' l-v.'ki'nfi oiin.l.. br. oiiiosilillr.u'lcil, .iiul rcvcr- 
 
 'LS Ul'.i V \\' I I, Us. 
 
 II. I !r;,' is 11(1 ftrjl! I I'll, as (uJ, ijc arnl \(rv few 
 •'.rear Oil..,, •luiiar,- laivly toh,- fern; Nm arc tlu-re 
 III) P.oiii<rif Vilnlcs, Si'a-liorle', or other Rrcat hilh to 
 b'.'tiiiM,* iMi tile Slioar, nor ain iliift Wooil. 
 
 Ill Ilia' « ,■ toiiii,|tlie I,c mtlie I.at. ot ('"> v, lyi"); 
 .illo,' r ilif SiM .n R.'.n.l., an ! I am inoft ciTtain •Imt ih,- 
 ■Slna.'s aii,.l Sjiiajjia s ar,'tli'j Motlicr ot' it. Now hail 
 ilieic I'l', |, aiiv Os'i'in l>eyfir„l it, it wo'il.l lia e Wen 
 Irol. l|ltcljl^M^; lorl'o Wf I'o'in.l it coin.'ng tliro' the 
 .Sir. it^hi, into ill' Sia to tlic ('..iltwarH. 
 
 f\'. The k': liek- its way to the I'.jftwat,!, and fo 
 i!ri\v<: o -t .ir Ir ','w/ .s .Siriigh', which I have often oh 
 i'-MeJ. (I'lni; jHnarnpon the lltand ^•joiutirn, anii'lriv. 
 m;:.iinon;;lt ifie lie in the Strcights. 
 
 Ni'lii 
 
 ■ Ion;- 
 
 I'e imliiiahle. 
 
 kIiIu weather (oioKl, ihit itwil 
 
 lu! 
 
 AiM 1,1 till*', tliat iieiilier 1 .in aiiV prc.it Ships wlneli 
 are tit lot carrying Meivli iiulil'e, eiuUne the lie wiilioiu 
 
 'j,lr.ii.rilinaiy ilani'.i 
 
 M(i.eo\er, 
 
 lia;; 
 
 Now ,iJn-,irtlicie wa; i r.iirai;t, yet it is kiKiivnto W 
 narrpw. aii,l pcltet'il wiih Ke for i.;r, Leahies, as hath 
 heinrai.H; eoniparng therefore foine tJbfcnations ta- 
 ken ;it HaiiT.ir:, i.il. •>, and ■/■■.»■/:»;..'' in ;7t/'.i«, and the di- 
 (laiue heti'e'n 'fVfin, and th,? Weltcrn part of Culi/m- 
 tnii, wiihrhe Olfeiv it'ons raken at C/nfi/rnn-lnanil, the 
 liiltaii. e hetween the Meridians of Cipe Chiulci .\m\ \hc 
 VVefternpariof Crt^/.i w':', will be found to he about 
 < -,,1 1 e liji.i s, 111 the Latitii,ie of <,o Dcgtcci. where the 
 M Ti,i.aiiMi;elini. very much toKti her. 
 
 I'o 'ins ni.iy l-c ada.'d, that n''ar about Cape Cl'r.lci. 
 the V.iiiaiion is j,; Uep. to the Writ, which nukes it 
 p ol ible that there is imi i\ Land thai way; and thi 
 
 1 ■ ight ■ if any be I miifi be very lorp, .and >o(i liave| was not fo well fatisticd in. 
 1., lie to pah It but in ..'H-«/* and S-ftnnher, tvhen the 
 
 lioniran.l wiih more f.itety failed to the .Vuilinad, 
 .111,1 at out the Cape of (.o../ Up., where the W'liulu .n,. 
 'iiiillaii', ih.iit r ^ in thele Seas, wlieie lou iniill ,l4il\ 
 run tin- li.iJiid ol itiolii'g Miip and l.nes ; iieith,Tis 
 loiiunrt 1' I ihe Suk or refrelliment for yiiur Men, tul,, 
 ha.l mtdelel'arts. 
 
 'Inv.artk the latter fiid ot .lii^i'il and m Si'pretnli > , 
 ilie we.c.lier ;ir,i.v, •.einpcltiio'.i',, and the V\'iiii|s iiklru 
 to be Weiterly, that theie will lie but I'mall hope ofpei 
 liirniiip, •, our Voy.ipctliis way. 
 
 Hilt lit us byway ot iiii.i(;inatioii. i;ilar|K' llu^ lup 
 pill"' ,1 Sri, i^ht 111 I's breadth, and liec it at l,', ve; 
 wli.ii .ndv inta;'.e 111 ("jedy pettbrmaiiee will b'.- to:ieii by 
 il.K Hallaiv" il the Winds be withal I'liilidei d ? 'lo J... 
 lui, I'liin, aii.l the Nortlie'n I'.irts ot ///;.t, itiii.iy be tin; 
 icarer , ur ; b'lt to the / l/^ /'/./, .', and othir paits 
 vvliere we ha\cthegrcatelt e iiuineiee, the otiict Way is 
 a' neir. 
 
 Wh.itbenelit of Tr.ide m;i;!it havi? been obtained in 
 ihiifeNr.nlicin I'arts ob ,V/i.i (, il our Uileovery h;ul bi 
 ci'file.l ) ' I williiot preUiine to Ipe.ik of lulievinj; ihete 
 IS a pivai dirterenir betweee thofe parts .iiuUheNi'illuin 
 parts of . !''«,• /,-.;, but am I'uic there is none iiian; plaie 
 where I have been all this Voy.iije. 
 
 The lid of (itlc'l>(' we aiiived in the Road uf Brijl.-I, 
 'living been liinjere,! and eiobd with contrary tenipe- 
 liuous Winds and Wea-'ier. Ihe .Ship being brought 
 nto Harbour and haled itry aptound, it was theic f,'Und 
 that all her Cut-water and .St,-ni were toni and beaten 
 iwiy, as alC) 1 4 boot of her Keel, nuichof herSlvathiniJ 
 ut away. her Bows broken and bruifcd, and many Tiii.- 
 bersnack'd within boar, I ; under the Bulge a lliarp 
 Rock had cut thro' the bheathiiii;, the Haiik, ami an 
 Inrh and an halt into a Tiniber that a iiici withal. 
 Many u'lier Uetedsthire were lielides, fo that i; is nii 
 raojlo'is how this Veliel lould br'iip us liomr ag.iui 
 Weweiitall toC.luitih, and (,ave (ind .■hanks tor pie 
 Tervifig IIS amidl> fim.-.iiy dangers. 1 very well knowthai 
 what I have wiittcn, will never dilcoirag, any noble 
 Spivit, that I. minded to hung this To long tried Adtioii 
 'O pcrfei'.lion j to whole Deligns I wilh a happy I'lircels. 
 Now altho' I have Ipent Come Years of my ripelt age, in 
 prccurinp \\\n intJIigcnce ftoin loreign Nations, and 
 h.ive travelledto disers Honourable and learueii IVtfoiis 
 it' this Kingdom for their Inl'triidfions ; lia^e bought up 
 whatever I could hiid in prim ot inanufeiipt, and what 
 I'lator Paper focver cor;cii,:ing t^tliii biiliiiefs, that putri- 
 dly 1 cciuld p.-oeurc, and have (pent above loo /. ot my 
 )WB Money ; yet I repent not, but take a gre.-it deal ol 
 .omfortinJ )oy, that 1 am able to give a re.aloiiable Am- 
 ount ot thole parti of the World, which hcrtiofgre I 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XXXV. 
 
 An Account of a f^oy.ige made tanards the South Terra-incog- 
 nira ^ tal^n from thg foarnal of Captain Abel Johnfon 
 TflliTian, irho not only dij covered a Keiv 'Pafjage by Sea to the 
 
 .v<?/;^/;c/'NovaHollandna, VandiemenV Lriw/, &c. and 
 
 /ailed round a vaji had of Land and Sva^ hut alfo made very 
 I'lejiil O/'Icrvations romcrmng the Variation of the A^fa'^ncttcal 
 iW'cd/c in Pjrti of the World, nhnojl Antipodas tons, rvith 
 jcvcral other cnrwm Remarks concerning thofc 'Places and its Inha- 
 r.inti : i'nhh/hcdin I o w- Dutch ^y DirkRcmbrantle, rf«^ 
 ///;, 6 do'iiciiito EngIi(h/ro//; Dr. H-OoW f Collcchons. 
 
 . 1 Tl^ f'-t fi.l ti n;i !i'ir-,ii, wuh tiie //I'l-miifii-i^yliation allow d, which make j Deg. ^jMiii. I,oni;ir. 
 '■'■■ :^ ""S Va'.h , and .\ bly-b'iat eiiUcd the Vi-.i/',:h-, andrrhe\ Ueer'd rhcnce to the South till 40 or 41 Dei:. hav-O,'.'. 
 ''t' '' ■ c.u;ie 1 1 an .lu-liorai .\;i.,.(///i< llle, a: le IVi>.[iiii; N. W. variationij, 14, and 25 Ucg. tiiltliciid ef 
 " ^ S. I .it.aiid ^^ Uei;. }"-, M.ii. 1. 0:1;; r., Tlkv fo -.ud this QcUhci, where tbff bore away E. by S. till tjie 27th ut 
 I.', e^ ,'.';,-. /i Miks iiioie '.othe Ictlt iluu ihuir Cv'ir.',^u- ! Ocul/o, 
 
 Sr.:i- 
 
 II 
 
 |,--V ' 
 
 yyn^ Mm 
 Thi 
 S'i. V 
 'Vther, 
 t . .14 
 Vault 
 .ipaie 
 I'eg.t 
 Com]' 
 i'oiiits 
 I.0.VIII 
 15 M 
 yMii 
 N. ih( 
 
 1 ,' >irmr 
 the I.. 
 
 with 
 
 Load 
 w.f, v. 
 
 Th, 
 Min, a 
 I Ivy g 
 linen 1 
 1 he i\ 
 and at 
 b:lfh'M 
 high, i 
 vwhf 
 thele •] 
 near lii 
 eitliei I 
 pei nil. 
 l.ia til 
 l"iiie( 
 The b 
 w, re n 
 tlio' th 
 I'overei 
 tli,y ' 
 Prine 
 J)eg. h 
 
 ti,' 
 fat. ai 
 I ' 11 ;it 
 well, a 
 .19 Ml 
 liomtl 
 pclh'.l 
 f a 11,1 
 Mm .Si 
 N. K. 
 ?.\ the I 
 at 4t^ 
 Mm. V 
 
 The 
 twixt . 
 Voice, 
 Hi ad b 
 iiron w 
 Cloath: 
 of ihei 
 M:vjl- 
 
 lhe( 
 but eai 
 .TheCc 
 pie, fei 
 111 t tot 
 true, fi 
 uiiarin'i 
 kill'il.i 
 calld I 
 and svij 
 r.ns, ha 
 went il 
 wiih I„ 
 Weailii 
 cur. 
 
 The 
 ini^uiie 
 North, 
 into the 
 ihev Ite 
 to the > 
 
 South 1 
 S Dee. 
 Ihew'd I 
 thev fas 
 they can 
 at fon.e 
 
 I' U- 
 
 /. IS. 
 
 1:41. 
 
 ii^i. 
 
 , /-111 
 
;nito. lib . iVlc'hip.XXXV. A f^oyage towatc/: tbe So/nbfv.vrjL-'ii'XoiJ^uk:), 6c^ 
 
 lir locnIJ, ihit it \\i liu! 
 
 I aiiv j-fc-it Sliip wIikIi 
 ', iiuUiic the Itc witlujiit 
 )Mr, 1 ooo 1 t.ii;' (s c 
 bilal to ttic .V giinv.i',!, 
 p., wlirrc the Wnnln.itf 
 N, wlidc >oii uiiill iljil^ 
 ip ami l.iu'. ; iititliii Is 
 710III for ydui Mi'fi, idl.i 
 
 /Jh^i;/^ and ill Sfptcmli ., 
 •; atjj the VVituls ituh'n 
 he but linall ho(ii' ot'pcr 
 
 inatioii, i;il.ir|H,- this li,(' 
 .iiiJ ticc It ot l.i', u', 
 ■iliain'i- will he to'.tiTi by 
 lh^\ MJiiluk'i d ? 'lo ^.,. 
 ins ot ////.I, itiu.iy be the 
 I'niri, atij othir p.tits 
 iiiCKC, the other Way U 
 
 ; h.ntf been obtaiiic.l in 
 
 nut Uilcovcry h;ut hi 
 IpiMls uf luln-viii); ihiti- 
 fc p.irts .iiiiltheNiirthi:i^i 
 .here IS niiuc iiiain plaic 
 ;e- 
 
 J in the Road of B'///',/, 
 i with coiitr.iry tcinpe- 
 I he Ship being broiiiiht 
 Jiij, It vvai there LiinJ 
 I were torn and beaten 
 
 much ot her.Sh''at!iints 
 bruifcd, and many litn- 
 idcr the Bulge a tliarp 
 img, the Haiik, ami an 
 ber that it met withal. 
 >e(ides, fo tliat i; i.s nii 
 
 br'iip us home again, 
 'c Ciud ;liaiiks tur pii,- 
 s. I very well know thai 
 :t ililcouragi- any noble 
 his fo lonji tried Aiitiuii 
 
 I Willi a happy Uirccls. 
 ars of my npelt age, in 
 1 foreign Nations, and 
 ileanj l.carne(i Ferfon'. 
 lions ; ha'.e bought up 
 
 inanufiiipt, and what 
 this hiiliiiefs. thatpijlfi- 
 ■111 above ico /. of my 
 It take a great deal of 
 1 give a realonable Ac- 
 .1, which heretofore I 
 
 rra-incog- 
 1 Johnfon 
 
 by Sea to the 
 ml, &C. and 
 ilfu made very 
 ? Mametictil 
 to us, with 
 audits hiha- 
 brantie, and 
 
 .leg. 3j Mill. Longir. 
 Ill 40 or 41 Deg. hav- Oil 
 .;5 Ueg. tiilthcild cf 
 by i). till tile 2;?th ot 
 
 Oilei/ci , 
 
 yv^ Mil 
 
 Ort I'cr, to 45 IVg. 4: Mill. S. I at. I ongit. 8'y Ucg. 44 
 
 Th- 
 
 "^ 
 
 Variation N. W. 1^ Dog. 41 Mm. 
 were at ,|i> Dep. ^ Min..S. I it. I ongit 1 14 Oeiv 
 5'i, Variation N. W. if. IVij. wi'h rnilty wmd. wea 
 "'ther, .Tnila hollow .Sea, Viiid S. W. aiid .S. thi y ( anie 
 t<i .|4 l)eg. 5 Min. .South I .a. I ■ ngit. 140 Dig |i Mm 
 
 'W. 
 
 ,rl "■" 
 
 leeilaii LaUCoMiletolh' I ctigit of iu. iJe.j thiii .\. 
 totht .South I i:. of 17 !)ig. and lO Well to the C >r'i 
 and //.«./,,/■ Illn. (irOdifoiir-d b; /■<'.."..im i'.vdrf ; fci 
 lliev h.id ma with iKihiiig at r.i. /-i;V»i«i'j i. ■:.•.,/, ai,.i 
 never t.m lul theMioar.it imiv ir.r, .•«./. 
 
 I hey eaiic- to i.. Deg. j; Mi;i S. (,.«. I.nnojr. ,i^i 
 Dcu. I , Mil Variation N K.-v \)l'[. yj^.n NWu'e.fr'iii •''■■" 
 S. I;. At .;, Dcg. 5 Mii . S l.at 1 oiu'ir. lO'^ Dei', ij Jar 
 Min \aii:,r:Mit^; I,>r. N li. they I, 'J hol.'r. w Wavts 
 lioin the J> l-audS. W. and i aim: at m /Xi;. ivMiii. 
 S. I ,ar. ! ot.git. i<6I.)eg. 51 M'li. Vaiiation N.'h. S Deg.^ 
 Ihey law a high, (tup an I b.irrm llle, two or tliree ■*•■ 
 Miles .ne'uip.i;.',, at i:D.x, ; , Mm, S. l.ar, L !igit. i.4^"" 
 Dei;. IS Mm. \..i;at.enN. I',. 7 ' 1 )e^-. 'nie ,S. 1. and 
 .S. ,S, I'. Wird'- lundied them from ..pproaehing rieaiei lo 
 If 'Ihey. allel It l'1/lilnti-l.'; fivmthc great inuliitii.lc 
 of thole FuwK. Tlieiicxtda) '.hey ;.ii,t light oliwootlur 
 lllands; tiny eamc to the Noitheiiuolt of ilnfe Ill.in.!« - 
 being al'i) tlu.biui',. il and liij-l;elt, ih 
 
 11 
 
 
 Vaiiatmii NJ. W. iS Dp,. i> \lm. wlieh de'renf 
 a pare ; foroii ihi- ii ft being hen at the long, ol iV 
 Deg. the Variation W3\ only .V Dig. I hi next da> the 
 C'onipjf. would not ftand ' pon .my one ot ih. lighi 
 i'oint.s, whnli made tleiii ii.ieK that loiiii? Mines of 
 I.<i.TlUniie iiuilU'e theoabnits. 'liny w.n a' 4.1 Dig, 
 Z^ Mill. Sod'li I at. and then n.uldlr l,oll'i,i'. of I 'M Deg, 
 5" Mm. About ten Milesdil'aiii Iroin tln-m to the I- bv 
 N. ihey i'ileo\cred 1 .iiid, v.!i eh di. y r ill' .1 .tN'/v.i r<r// 
 • Dinnrn'i I. ,111, 1: i-lerciliey fouii I the C!ompalsto (land in 
 the I.ongit, of \(,i Deg. loMin. lle'iig mueli pellercd 
 with Tempi lis, they liood ,iw;iv S. Lv H. aliiiii! the 
 Coalt to .i.| De'.' Snith I.at. wlure the Land luns a- 
 \\\\ Y.. aixi aftirward.s N. I'!, anil N. 
 
 'Ihey ranie to an Aiuliot iti I oin'iii-l i<7 Deg. si 
 Min. an 1 I .it. 15 Deg. 111 Miii. in a Hay, iiiito whi.li 
 they gave die Nair.e of I' (-./■■./r/; ///, //.oo ij<i., 'Ihiy 
 Imeiidthey heaid theiKiile of f ime Men, but law none: 
 
 'the Mlll■e'^ they beard WIS Ike ili.it ot. I frns Triimper, being al'i) the biup.il and lii;-l;elt, ihiy uili.I ir ,))./•.,-•' 
 and at no greatdillaiue They law hen Tries of two; ''"'•'■ and ai.oihir ,W.i/./.iA.'..;i/.. Dn tlie hrl'.die lounJ 
 h.uhoiuand ahalt in eirtuiiifereii.-e, and 61) or 6S FoiitM''"''''jt Hogi, Hnib, t'ruiis; '.he Native', app.ared iiiy 
 Ihe Hark of tlieni was cur ibaindi fs, wiihoiu any Weapons, Lm wne (tnienli.it 
 foi the Nativisto elinib ii]i,'"'>hi;ted ni 'IhcU. bl.re is Lu: a llciidir C i;e.ir. ih.: 
 thele Trees, tit, ike the liinls Kelts; Tikle Steps being j'-bb luiis N 11. and the blood S. \\'. TleS W . '.P.rn 
 near ti\e boot .iliiiuli 1, litni'd to iiitiimte, that they are 'makei fiuli Watei vvluii it riows .aloM- ;i • i :i (,r elrllt 
 eitlu'i lieyond iheordinaiy (l?c of otherMen, 01 have a I'ooi ; the \V:tid coniinu.ihy .S. It. and S. S h. la.llw.i- 
 peiuliar wayof elimbing rp by theic Steps. Ihey alio uv was ve, y h.iid 10 be go'.t 11 here, 
 law tlieb'ootlteps of Vr^cis, ami fonie other wild Healt.s,' Alter having pals'd ill light of leveral fur.!! Illanii-,.^ , ,. 
 fnnieChiin of the Trees, and Giiin Lae of the (Iro'inii :,''"">' eaine to the Ilie call d /( fr* .,',,1/1 as yuu le i( {'"[■]■ .'1 
 
 The 1-bbandb'loodwasonly thiee foot here; the Tree?""-"''' '■■"■'"■ '' ' tl v,.i ,. ■• 
 
 W( re not ineumbred with Hullies and Water-wood : And 
 
 tlio' they eould ml get hght of the Naiives, they dif- 
 
 eovtred the Siuoak ot their Fires in feveral places; lo 
 
 tiny only let iip.i I'olr with the Company's Mark, anda_ 
 
 I'nnee s i'lagt'.dlntdto It ■ The Variation was here three .•^"^eable hglu and fmell. Alt.r th; v le;' ilii» l!le, they 
 
 Dfg. N. K. lawfeveraloilietsn.entiened 111 ihc Lliir', wiili .idili;ii 
 
 'ri.iv left I'.i« ninmii'.' I.i-.niiix 41 Deg. ^4 Min. South' f<^ '^eer to ilie North till 1 7 Deg. S. I.ac. and then \V. 
 r.at. and 161; Deg. J ongit. running to the I'!aft to tliej wiihaii. !•.. and 1;,S, l\. Wind, for \'':di .1 iiiuli.'.i' tl 
 
 high, I'elow tl'.e I'lianehi' 
 verb bliniiii tinmot Sti 
 
 iiiark'd in the Chait:; ). T he Natives Wae the latr;e ?.s'.i.:!,t.Um 
 the hirir.ei ; ih.^ t'o. nd thet'Bn- Tl.es p.',infcd in v.ill 
 nuiiibrrs and very good order, and (i,in;c;iS and (.)r- 
 chardi Weill. gi latedand plained with .'.l I its of Fruit- 
 trees, mtill eomn:onlv ill a 14 lit Line. ,ifl'-rd -u' an a- 
 
 I) 1?. 
 
 'i'-.i 
 iS 
 
 u 
 
 |.n;it. of 195 Dei;, lolind tiie lllaiid:, of ■'•''.'iw™ •■ 'J'hey 
 weieat4i Deg. ^7 Mm. .South I.at. Longit. 1^6 Deg. 
 ■J9 Mm. \'aiutioii N. F.. 5 Deg. the liollow W.ives 
 ItomtheS. W. (liew'd us 'liai no 1 and was ro be ex- 
 peilfed on that hde. Ihey ileli.ried high and hilly I and, 
 cali'd in the Chans now, .Vciv "(n/.m./, at 42 Deg. lu 
 
 Min Stiiih l.ai. l.eri;it. iSi Dtg. x8 iMin. V.iri'alionI niakiiif them t'eai to fall to the South ef i\i;.: < ,«,)-• i 
 N. K. 7Dtg. joMit'i. ihey faifd along the ("oalt N. F. on iiiikiiowii Ci ilts, they reli.lve i to go N o: N, N.W 
 
 "i, or (') Deg. .S. bar 
 
 anil // r/.'?,.' lilan I. 'Ihey were gut m ai'iomiK 
 or 2t, liks, imnon'd wi'h I'ociss and ''ho.ils, thtlu 
 lll,mdsare in the Maps eille.l I'riine ;) ' , ■i.'.ii'r:'', 
 .mi{ lln-i/iii^:ii(iSlt^:ij. They had vin Ii.h,I K.hmv.t. i^ - 
 Deg. ::') Min, .S. Fat. l.ongit. 199 De-. ^i Mm. i'.b!,.w 
 hard trom N. h. and N, N. b and the weather iiar-.y, 
 
 ,->,s tile Mapsdiiei't, till ihey came to an Anehot ina Bay 
 
 at 40 Deg 'i'- Mm. .South Lit. Longit. lyi Deg. 41 
 
 ^bll. V'.iriation N. L.gDeg. 
 ( 1 1, 'Ihe Natives .-if this Country wtrc grofs of I5ody, be- 
 ]^,l. twixt a yellow and brown Coniploticn, With a harlh 
 
 Voice, and black Hair, ty'd upon the Crown of the 
 
 tiadbkethe '^ff/.-.wr/r;, and near as long and thick, 
 
 tiponwhudi they wear a large white Feather: Their allQiur-er 
 
 Cloaths I'.ave ot Mars and Caliicoc, but the upper pan 
 
 of their liodics naked. They play'd I'pon a kintl of a 
 
 M'li/yb Trumpet, .ve aiifwer'drhem with ours. 
 
 Thcfe Antipodes began notto befomiltrulttidas before, 
 
 P-'- 19. Imt eamc m good IMuiiilxrs to rnick with, oui I'eoiile ; 
 
 •.-•',■ .t.',.. I be Commander beginning to fear the iafety ot h', I'eo- 
 
 i-ium;,.; p!e, lent I'evenof bis Men in a Boat, toaivertifi: ihcrett 
 
 iiettotrnll thef' li/i'l'viins ; and h.sforcli;'ht proved too 
 
 true, forfomeot thein going too I'ai- irom the Yacht, 
 
 unarm'd, weie tetuj'onby the Natives, andfour of them 
 
 kill'iLrhe rell laving then feb ei by Iwimming. They 
 
 call d this Muuhners ll.iy (j;:!;s mark'd in the Maps ) 
 
 and weaild lia\c revenged the deadi of their Compani- 
 
 f.ns, ha^l they not been |'re\emed I'y the High Sea. 'Fhey 
 
 went In to ilie Fall, l.ut loiind themfeiics lurrounded 
 
 wi'h FaiiJ, wliiih .ippeai'd \.'vy t'riiiiful, but the bad' 1.1 oi' 1 ■•, in all. at 4 Deg. ^5 Min. .S, I.a 
 
 Weatlur and Wir.il made It very diflicuk torthcm tog'.'tiDeg. icMin, Vunaticny Deg. ^ s Aim. 
 
 cur. 
 
 to 4. "i, or f, Deg. .S. I.at. and then W. to .\f : .1 f,u.','i.-,i. 
 Till now ihey ha.l been always ofpci d widi H.iiii and ;•,./.. 
 Storms, bur this bung a l.iIhi day, they hailed 'iie'.i,- 
 /'.'';c, and fjnnd their A counts to .igree at lu Dee, j.) 
 Mm. S. Lat. l.ongit. i9<Deg. ^cj Min l.)a:k uiny ,-,;, 
 weather at 1:; IX;.;. 4'; Mm. S. f at. Longii. 19; Deg. 
 J.; Mm. the Wind i anal le, Old the Sea .wuingotn of 
 
 The Wind conitamly ai N. W. 11, t one .. .-, 
 day svithouL rain in 11, at9 I'>eg..p Mm, S. I.at. 1 oiigit ' ''' 
 i')i Deg. 4-) Min. vaiiableWii'id jiid Weaiiki at 9l.Vg. 
 II Mm. S. Lai. Longit. 191 Deg. Abn. Vaiiaiioii .\/-: 
 N. E. 1'. Dig. wcathei and wind the laiiie, at 7 Dig, .\/.-r 
 46 Mm ,S. Lat. I oin;u. 19;) Deg. 47 i\bii. They lau.e M.: 
 to the .S lat.ot' le, Dre. I2 Min. Long.t. i&f Deg. 14 
 ivlin. Variation N. I;. S Deg. 45 .\iiii.' I hev were .1 t 
 Deg. i<;Mm. S.l.at. Longit. iSiL'cg. i6M:n.Varn'i 
 on N. h. 9 Deg. the weatliei I egan to giow bet er. 
 They got light of L.md lo.ir Miies Wert from them, -jf 
 Wind E. at 1 Deg. 1 Mm S. 1 at. Longit. 170 Deg. ii ' ' 
 Min.^ Diis proved Ibme IlLinds, lo in number, call d in 
 the Charts, Onrhoiy j.ivn, 90 Miles dilbmt from ihe 
 Coall ot \.z.i Gitiiic::. They came up wi'h the liieof 
 M.i'k. dilcovited bv I!'.'::,:,!: .V. ,•:..•, •; ai\! , , >. 7- Mr.:',,^'- 
 
 Longit. 175 
 i he Native? 
 
 8. 
 
 14 
 
 M' 
 
 /:, 
 
 fl,i. It 
 
 il^i. 
 
 
 1 be Wind n.". pernniting ihein to go North, and be- 
 ing unceriaiii wheihcr they iliould liiid a Pallage to the 
 North, and the Flood loii'ing from S. H. they returned 
 into the Hav, but the Wind turning more f.rvourable, 
 they Iteer'd North, I'miewhat to the Welt. They came 
 lotheN. W. C:apeof this 1 ai. i, at 14 Deg. ^^ Mm. 
 South Lat. l.ongir. 191 Deg. v Mm. Vari.irioii N. F. 
 8 Deg. .\o Mm, the lioliow Waves out of the N. E 
 ihew'd that there nmfi be a great Sea in the N. F, Here 
 thev faw an llle, which they cali'd I'l-c :," -c Ko'V Ilk ; as 
 they came ncir the Siio.ir toufrclU chemlelves, they fawlSoutl 
 atfomediltauce upon the Hilli, 50 or 43 Men, very tall 
 
 w-ere Savages, having their black H:'.ii- t>'d up li'ietliol'e 
 of Minthvic 1 It.iim ,\in'-^ .1 .■/,■. ', 
 
 They pafs'd by theC/c,-/ llle, and the jrth St.?,-;.''/,' : 
 They leiihed the Cualt ot .\'«-.j C.n-.c.:, at the C.ip.- 
 < all'd byilie V;'.;;.//i/ii'j I'.uv y. .V.ii;',:, at 4 Deg. jo Mm 
 .S. lat. Lmgit. 171 Deg. i Mm. Variation S Dig. 45 
 Mm. They faii'd along the Coajt which lies X"!' W. 
 W Aiitloin Ctoi': ll!c, (.ia'di.cs If.-, ,uid y'jr s [il ■'..! 
 to the Cape cali'd St, :,-f! 0';, where il;e 1 and fil's .'«ay 
 S. and S- F. which they followed, and wen' .South ii!l 
 hey ihould difcovertheljpj, or hnd a H.Uf.ige to ilic 
 
 
 ^ .\ 
 
 •-v- 
 
 i 4'! 
 
 r.':ey 
 
 
6in 
 
 A yuyagc jm- (iifcovmwf^tbc N. H. ""VajJAge, ox lib \\ 
 
 
 1 ■, t!.,r; 
 I'', 
 
 I'-. 
 
 Tli.v woiv f'lirprilicil with a(li.l.lcnF.»rihini»kc,«hulr 
 I . Iho'k ilii' S\\\\\ til inlu-y ihonnUt Iho hail ihiuk a,i{«inlk 
 .1 HiK k, I'll' ,i'ii!il (livlnn'if.Miii.l \') (iHliuliiiji It i lVi< 
 V, Mm S. Lit. limj'i'. H'7 I'l'i'.- '-" Ml"' Vaii.ui'iii 
 N. 1. |f Hit;, llu'v wiMi' then w if Inn ilu- Vf inZ/'o (t. 
 • ihii.liiininti>'.iH II IV .'f (. , (;j, • riicy fiiv ll-i' l.iiiti 
 IrointlK' I'.N I-. iiiioili-.S.'iiiU. .iiul I inii loilivS.S.W. 
 .If •;. l)i(! 17 Mm, S. 1 It. 1 iiiipit. iC' IK't!. ^7 Mm- 
 V.irt.ui' n\. I . / I'l':! M f''i'i. I'l'V wcic in h>i|'i'>nit 
 limljni; ,i i'iiri|'.c Ihiwivh I'ntli, I'ui I'ci-ni'. inj; it li> In' 
 .ill. 1110 ii'iuiiiin-.l '1'i.v'l I't' I -iikI iiitii il"' U'lt, ihoy 
 t.irir.l tlitfir liourti; W. aliiiif; tin' CcmII, wuli iiiu.li 
 f.ilmi, . 
 •■ B. Niplit. |:ll';i ;l'Vlllc/ln'</i"^ I ,V, th.y law :i prc.ll 
 'il-'iri illll! tV.'iv. llu- inpi.f till' Mill; :U S Wt- 4 Mill. S. 
 I ,it. I I'lii;.- if'4. i' Min. V.iti.Uii 11 N I. H l)i(',. j.' 
 Mm. \' . • •■. iii'-iiliiitis till- \\\.v\A\ tlicy p.ifVil bftwint 
 il .ih.l iIk- M.iiii, .iiul liiw m.iiiy l-iivs tnw.mi.. tin- 1111. Ullo 
 it ,1 liu'.ll I ill! lu.ir ill.- Mu'tr.'wlrv-li iiUilc tlu-in i..in- 1 
 
 thcl.cttcr R^ t'ri'iiuciitlytwoor ihrru liiiu* iii oiii' worj. 
 Tluy ..iiiK- t.i Mj,i, wlitro liy .iuiti.tiy WnuU tlicy 
 wfic ill 1,111.' ' till. V,i» till' /ih, wlin.li |',ivi' iliim op|.or. ■'/ 
 tunny 
 
 I'V.dr' 
 
 111 luKk iirai l)i-,, 
 s .itul mint Ktti 
 
 C.iimp.iny li;ippiiii",; 1 1 W lliut with an Arrow liy (ini.'<jt" 
 till' liili.il'ic.iiiis ( wliciher oil p.irpulc or liy .uiiilriii v.u 
 
 iVli-l/HH, I Oil hllllllll'i ui 
 
 iiiimtj, l)iic lit' our .Ship* 
 : with 4n Arrow liy oni. 
 , .irpiilc or liy ,ui iilriii \ 
 kiiivv 1;. 1 till- Ship n.is nrJii il ni,iur till l.aiiil, ulin.li 
 lo linlitii. ,i ilii' N.-itivi'», til It ilicy I'roiiiilu limi who il...t 
 ilii' Aiiiiw to lu, to liivlilpiiiiJ of ii> v.cltiouM think lit, 
 .111.1 wrroviry iriitUMi I'vir.il.iri l.mic o. oui IVuiili- 
 woulilnkopiccsot Iron llo.ip*, lir ilii-m imu VVnoiUn 
 I l.ilH, m.iki.' ihriii.i little Im^Ih ami Iti.irp, ,iiiil lolill thciii 
 tor Kiiui.'.. IVih.rp', iluy li.iil not Licnot wh.it l^kl 
 iliriiiiii If. K, Willi s,,p,M/ aiiil I -M.ii', wtiu oil ,ii. 
 iiiuili.ir loiiuuculu'toiis l)i.ilini5 willuhiiii, |,if;|uiK\l 
 tlii'k';,ii-i W'u iilits With ilicir C!.uiiiuii liulji'is, into .1 
 ^oiii|l,iil.(in I'linpir. 
 
 I lii'v I'.iilul Mil ihc iSorth liJc ot ll'ilti.vii Siria -i, , ;/.' 
 
 Il Jill tli.iiilii:. Illiiul «,ls wi-lliiihil'itc.l All.il.itimlio k until 1 11 inh.iliitt.l, .mil iS or Iv Miles iiilcni(ili, jt 
 I , III , I (.M'M th-.y wi'c oftiii I i-,,iliiu.l, .111.1 liw o Dii; ',4iMiii. S. l.at. loiii>it. i\j IJcji. 17 Mill. Vari.i. 
 nil h.lril"'. Wo.'.l, .islnvill Tuc-, B.ii\i1*hs, ._'.. iitriij |tn.->iiN. 1;. o Dcg. -j.- Miii. ' 
 
 thitUirl'V thiC'iirrfiits ot liu' Ui'.Tri. Ihf nil. fliry j llio h.ul lallnl tlii'f.iwcf Ui'UII'pr, anj ioiih'Iioih 
 pil.,1 tt'i: //. 11'' ; .111';. ,7.1. k, iuliiv^ .ilpii;; lli<- .Shoar'thc VW'lt cii.l nt .Sim (ikihi-./, .1 l.rokcn I'uini of i .mJ, 
 W,v. W, ' at o Dif. :t Mm .S.l.at. I oiiijit. 147 D.jj, ^', M,,, y,,' 
 
 I'li.A nir.i;,!! llV-|T. 10 Min. S,I.-n. Loi'i;it. i';'".,4T riatinii N. K <, Ut\i,. ^o Mm. I lu-y wi-u- iiitu h pe- 
 .M 11. -h Mi.;lii :..! l'.nc ln-n itic Ilii- of A/p^, lnu loiiml Iti t\l with Cihiis aiiil »iiri:il' ; Wimls, iiiij ll.iins 
 I'linilfl 
 
 I niM' f/'-"''. .itii 
 hr.- ;'n V r'lH-.i'.fJ iliiinf 
 i.ili lii.i Nv. .llarifs. 
 il', II' I.'citu' iMcMti 
 ilii ir l'ioiiiinii.i;..ii 111 
 
 till' Ilii' of Mrr, lnu I'liiml 
 
 liir III* iiMic I., tli.m M'H 
 
 I. ; w'ltliC.' ^■:-i:iiii, ,iiiil ti'vc- 
 
 riw N.iiiM"* wiTiMiry ll,i..k, l-ut 
 
 111 t\l with Cihiis aiiil »iiri:ili: 
 
 Hinic tlii'v faili'.t ro ilio N, iili Ij.li- ol Se ,:in : Tlicy 
 
 went on thro' tin' ,Slr^•l^llls 10 the Norih ol limn.' ot 
 
 Houtm. iiiiil arriviil the 1 vh <'t iliif" .\\. U,,t.iu.\ n\ 6 
 
 •a! c.crv word they hi' lulii^Uv •, [)«•(!, 1 1 Mm. S. l.at. an.l I onj'.it. 1 ij Dig. iSi Minim- 
 
 \\ I'l- .hrtkiilt, Itcaiilo ihi'y ulir iiii; Ipriii ten Months in the. \ oy.ige. 
 
 Af,, 
 
 ,\J., ,8 
 
 a;,-. 
 
 c: H A p. XXXVI. 
 
 An Account of a yo\Ki([C fur the 'Dtjcoicry of the N. E. 'P.i/fai^e 
 to ^. hina aiui Japan, /;/ his iVlije/hes Ships, the Specd- 
 wcl .inJ rnifperoiis I^ink, /;/ the Year l6-]^, trhtre ii 
 Ihcncd the 'ProbMity of that 'P.i/Jage, before the Attempt, 
 mth drurs life fill Objer'Vittmn made m that l/^oyagc^ by 
 Liptam John Wood. 
 
 lup. 
 
 I 1< 
 
 
 
 ^'i; 
 
 MV Intcniioii bcini; 10 give vou the Rcjfons 
 ih.ri MKlii.Oii nu'totheiinJert.ikinp ol this 
 Voyjj^e, .111.1 Its Kvtiit, It woiiJil 1h- liiper- 
 f!uous to enter iipi'i 1 Rei»ti"n of all fuch 
 .is ha\e,uteir.pteil the N. I'. I'.illj>;e to t././'.-.r and./.i/'<i«, 
 , K-ir; ai.i re.onlcil m ;/..■.-■;'.■.• aiuUj//,.'.;// ) yet it 
 may not be laufNio Ihew v.lioi m ihefe fulc.t in the laid 
 Vo\:it;c... 
 
 The nrll th.i; evcrattempte,! ihisP.iflay w,i^ .Sn ;/.,;;/.. 
 Jf .:',•;•', ■, who Uifail witli-.hrie.Miips lOtlie N. Capo 
 of /•,/"■ .;, ,;n.l iheiii.'to tli-' l-it. of 71. where he 
 li'ppofcd I'.efiw l.ind, which .iiiorJinn to my Opinion, 
 v.ason!).! l-ot;-H.ii.li, l-eeanle in ni\ ivtiirn near the fame 
 pla.e, (where th- Maps pin 'ius I and ) .1 .ouKl ilif- 
 , L , .1 none ; he w a-, tbi ed by leni; elU in A^ ;■•" 1. a H.ir- 
 boiirof I. ■<:.'■'■>. where Iv'waN fro/ep (o_ death with 
 h-s wh.lc Shipi Conipany, ' 
 
 I'he fe.ond Attempt was made l<y Capiaiii S:.-;'ni 
 Hi. ... , who after lie liid p.ifs'.iiiic North Cape, lail'd 
 11.. re Half, and dilVoiei'd the Streisht .ot (Cvji.i;;, or 
 t!ia: Stro:'.;hr whieli runneth U-twixt .\'-..i :;;-i«(/.iandthe 
 S ■•: -. ':<, whete he ei.tiv.', and belicviiiR that .V/ni(j 1 
 to'h.'Fi'.t of the .S-rei'ihf; t'>l'e an open Sea, herctiim'd 
 withani ;:ir.uniir ha'. ms found a Pallagc that way to 
 ( .. ,; and n-.:-.:. 
 
 Ti is<ia\c en 0'!r.;;cincni 10 the third Attempt, made 
 " y l.ipt. ./'''■..' I'rt'r .ind Cir.r -, J^il^mr.ti, who feiiio 
 'f. tit to tM'owthc 'liac'f (f Bi<>.v\'i-..,, [.,ifs'd thro' the 
 S-:;-igh'.of .!' l-:i \:"o the Sea to the half, bill met 
 wi h \\j:\\ ■ ait iiuail'ife;. id l.e and Inih tempeltuous 
 wel'h.-i, t!-.-.t with great hazard and difficulty, they 
 
 W'Juim B^neii! (aiH'd out of H ll.viJ fer the Streigii'? 
 ot i '■■ig-ui, wheri beini4 entered, he met with the lame , 
 Ol'llailes, ii'{. the Ice, that others had done, but foiind'i 
 the Water not biukilli but frclh; an Flxperimeiit nuije 
 •• the relt had nude betoo hull. He letuiiul, but be- 
 11115 'clolvcJ CO ventiu.' a fund Attempt for a I'alfage to 
 the Northof N'..:,: X^nnh.j, he fail I 1 the '^uall of .V 01 
 
 Z:inlii, 
 
 at 7 
 
 5 Deula 
 
 re nieeiitiiJ w.th much Le, 
 
 w:re f-iv.-i 'o r-.urn,' b 't V'Xm'^ fne another m a Scot m, 
 P. • s'.-.is rree'- hf ird of linre ; lin e which time that 
 D-li 'n !:c!Tir, look J npon a^ lUipra,;' .ible, w.ii la\.! alide 
 in .';C 1 • , \ lit n.ct I'.m; af;:r ptiiiued by the Uut.i. 
 
 he eoaikd the Snuar to 7U l)e^. Lat. where he was for. ej 
 ailioai by the Ue, and his Ship bioken to pieces: Tl'.ey 
 were ierced to winter till re, and aftei they had endiiud 
 the greaiell exiiemity if C-old, they got in two Boa-.i 
 to ( ol.t m l.r.idr.L.i, but betbrc their arrival there, Mr. 
 ii/lMf»o died. 
 
 Alter ihefe, Mr. ]U-»'y ll:i:tj 11 an F.r:^^!ip:.i>iv:, * at- 
 tempted the lame I'.ilfa^e once niore,bi:tbeini; dilccurag- 
 ed by the bate 01 H.initi,^ did noi ventuie very fai. 
 The Delijjn of tin, I'all'agc lay for many Years after 
 dormant, till wnhin ihcfe two '^'ears, by lomc novile 
 Accidents, th'. Opinion of the N. h.. Tallage was re- 
 Mvcd, and lometiimi; relating thereunto printed 111 the 
 Tranladions of our Ko\al Society. 1 will njw pro- 
 ceed. to(nveyi.iuthe Rea'.'uns whi.h iiidnej me to ilie 
 Ijehef ol a I'robability ol this l'ada,i;e, and of the Un- 
 dertaking of this Vo\ age. 
 
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 The ill Reafon vva^ r.rouiidcdon the Opinion " '^ '^r'- oofor,! f 
 fl.Hjrwi, w'hi^hwas, Ihat there wa. a diltance of 2iO ,i,c pol.i 
 I.ea};ues betwi.xt .V ;.i r^;);;i/.i and (./fr-i;/.oi./, .md thatliron* 
 the lee on both fides did not reach above iu I.eap.ies ^''"'i'- 
 from the Shoar; that if he had Iteer'd N. h. fiomihe 
 Noitli Cape, to the ir.id way betwixt thefe two Shoars, 
 he ll.v>u!,l have found .ill opieii Sea, whereas his keei'int; 
 too near to the Shoar of .Ve:.i y»;//.'.r, was the over- 
 throw 
 
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 iru iliiu't III niif wurJ, 
 
 iiiiiii.iiy WiiiiU, ilu'Y 
 liuli \\Avi: till III o|)|.or- ■'/ 
 
 ■HIIII, I Of. hlllulUi ul [I* 
 
 :i. One of out .Mnp ., 
 bitli an Arrow liy oncot' 
 (Mill' nr liv .III iJom no 
 iH.iur ihi I.Jiiil, uliit.li 
 '> lirmiiilii liiiimliu il.iit 
 i !!• wc llioviUl ilunk lit, 
 
 i I./IIIC O, Mill IVupIo 
 
 III ilii'in mill VV'diulcii 
 
 hllli,ll|', ,ll:il toUlllhcill 
 Mill |j|(!t,t rtll.lt L'ltll 
 
 / ■ M.ii', who oil .11. 
 
 i« wiihilu'iii, l,it;litiK\l 
 -^.uiiioii liulli'K, into .1 
 
 ,)t)(v,y,.i,/i V, '„i-i, , ij:,-^ /^j 
 
 IV Miles iiilcni(ili, at 
 { Uc^. 17 Mm Varia- 
 
 <V, 
 
 ; 1 - 
 'ii. .1 
 
 ./ //•/■(•, and oiiiil'ioiii 
 I'lirki-ii I'uini ol i ,iihi, 
 1.(7 D>i!.. V, Mm va- 
 
 I lii'> win- lllllt ti pc- 
 'iKils, aii.l K.iiiis. 
 Ii li.li' ol Se ,:m : Tlicy 
 tllf Nurih ol IIm.i. 01 
 it ;fi.w"ai ll,.!.ni,\ ,11 t 
 I J7 Dcg. iS Miii.luv- 
 
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 a;.- 
 
 11.1 p. K\\IV. /i yuyagc jor (iijcoisoin^tbc "N. a. 'Pjj/.ige, CTT, 6 
 
 ilir w I r lin IVtij'ii; H.' in»ciuli';l to li.lM' mv.lcrtaki'M loi.ljir; toiln' iiun.iioii tccivi'il Dpiiiinn, ihAt tin- I'olc 
 ,11 otliit Vii).iri' iir"l"tinN|ll'|iiilirin|). .ol liu \Viii|,|,»ni! il I'lt M.iHiirt Jii' illi' I4IIU', [lie Sf|i- 
 
 ■'■' ■ ' w.iN I UtiiT fftit tioiii /r;'<i«(/, .iriil imLliih- " ' '■ -' — ' ' •■' " ■• I 
 
 n 
 
 l«7f 
 
 III! 1 
 
 1,1 iiiilif i ■vl.itlliii- rt thi; /(»'_ .V i.''riy, wliuli ;illiiru 
 ii>, lli.it l>y a I'lMilur S'Lvry oK N. • t '(■»;»/'/.', I>y llie 
 (■;<f. lit' A//y.oi/«iirvliT, ili.y In. I I'oiinil ir adioiiiii'C, 'o 
 ill. ('oiiMiiiiiii t'llic I,, ,«, I I.I r, Mtul fliai loilio Norrli 
 1 ; II lliitr w.i»,iM op.'ii SiM 
 
 I lie |.l, w.ua l»ury r'ltuil iii;/< ''hV, nl' 4 Vovii^c 
 i..,i.|i' Ir'ilil r..; I'lc III ff .ii>, 111 ivlii. Il lli.'V iviii . allnp- 
 i.ii' «(.•.", .1 /)ii«/ lllr of C.;'/.,!, aii.l iiuuli Sl.ivct by tin 
 N.'uc.,. Till' Aii'.li'.r of tin. |i,uviial, .illir 1^. Yi.ii» 
 I 1 iVt iii.li!'' Iii'-ili'iipi' to r rp.'M, wliL'io aToiiii oilitr 
 t' M'slicolifirvii), tliat oil ilic t'o.ilt (.t ('...rfclul Ifli'ii- 
 .1 , iioics ilii\c NMi.i'i', IV ill /:'/i[/y'' Kiiil /)i.'.'' H.ir- 
 I 11 Irons in ihi'iii, wlmli it' 10 Ix. iicilie.l, l» .t very 
 I ,. lip, Argiiiiunt loi .1 1'.iirijv tli.it wav. 
 
 ,\iy ll'i RiJloll w.l rmil.'.r I ;ip.i|l'.vll,1t I lllMI>l Ml. ?"- 
 
 r, ' A/ \ II i\\, who I . nip m ll.!'.->i.l lo Vjui-. .ii; '. "') 'Iu' liwiin.ifioii of ilic .Mu;iuiu il Nia' 
 la- 0.1.1 /'»' ' Sia-oian l.iy, ( whiiii lio Ivlimi'il to liu 
 ti.iilil ili.it lir li.i.l l..eii imilortlk r.ilc, 4iui loniul it as 
 wniin tliiU .1. It ;»/',..'.i'ii/( III Simiiiiir. 
 
 ■| Ix 'iili Ui.il. r. w.iv fiirniilii-cl 111'. l>yC!.t|it,'i'i''./.i.", 
 wl'.. Iimnp. ira.ii { V..y.i;',i'^ to (,.(">i/<n/.^ iii.tIc the 
 I .li.iWni?, Kil.iiii.ii |.. Il > Nl,i|rll;,, .:;. 'riiat ltiii_i{ 3'. 
 ViAi . if-'i'iii .'<'Mi|Mi'.y of two .'•.,/,// Mii|..., f.iilic luiltof 
 I' !■/:. Iilf, anil tli.u' I'l'iiip 1 lit ft'w Whali's to I'l- (icii 
 ill. IT, i!iu tvv.i /(. ij.,./,..j loll liiiii III onlcT top.o nunc 
 North amom'. liir Kv llicv ii'tiiriit-Jro iluir I' rimrSra 
 
 the Speed- 
 7^^, n'hcre li- 
 the Attempt, 
 t Voyage^ by 
 
 H il,:>t.l Rr the Strcinhs 
 
 he met Willi the fame ^ . 
 rsluilJone, Imt ruiiiid "'■. «•■••■ 
 an I.xperiiiunt none '"' 
 He letiiiiul, I'ut l>c- 
 Attempt tor a I'aHage t.i 
 il 1 1 the Loalf of.V la 
 lueiuij; u.th much l^e, 
 at. where hcw.is fi.r.ej 
 loken to [Me.es : 'Miey 
 it'iei tliey ha.l enduu.l 
 ihev HOI in two Bui.^ 
 icir arrival there, i\';. 
 
 an Eii^!iflr->m>:, * at- '■' ■'■ 
 jre, l)i:t beini; I'.ilecut.ig- 1 ,. ,"^, 
 not veiituie very tai. tvr rJ- 
 tor many Years at'iei •■'^.''t'' 
 
 s' 1 , I hivcdiA 
 
 1 ears, bv lome r.o\ lie ^. .,k. . 
 N. r. lallage \v.\s re- 
 lereiiiito printed 111 tiic 
 ety. I will njw pro- 
 li indii ed n;e to ilie 
 ilUije, and of the Uti- 
 
 m the Opinion "t"C.ir'-Rt,r». f.. 
 wa.a dilbiicc ot 200 iv frjl.-j 
 lid !..ir.;/.oi./, .i:id that I ij oi'^" 
 eaeli above 1^ l.eapiies ''' *" 
 Iteer'.l N. h. fioimhe 
 .v;xt thefe two .Shoirs, 
 , wlier. aj Ins keepiiii^ 
 :;•?«,''.'.?, was ilie over- 
 throw 
 
 fii I 
 -: K. 
 
 .iiiiial; 
 
 iiiHiioiui Decliiiati 1:1 <i| ihe Nikdlc nl" tllf C. 
 woalil.piii. [.. lojt lu-.iriht I'olt. 
 
 I'Ik'I.- |i, iiir the Kill .11. an.l Aijjiiiiii-nt. ih.it :iili'iiiit 
 (! I into my iii.iul ilii- t'rubabiliiy of iln, |',iiIai{i. The 
 tiillowiiy Did: .iiiieir pie\.-|||t.d llpoilli.i m lii, '(■;.. ikc 
 tills Vov.ijv ( I I Ilie I tin lilt ol my Km\, .i-il tlic 
 livereltdl the Nil. >n. ( .' ) W.iiit .il )• uji'i.y iieni at 
 innu, the .■\veriioii I had to .111 idle lili-, aiiitlie /\(;io- 
 I'.ition 1 niet with t'rom many l-.iii:in-i!t rerfmi in / i- 
 1'" . ! i ) 'I'h. Oelirc I lia.l to In ;j:islirdeuiui.Tirn((ttir 
 Naiiiie of a .■•tt.iiii Hypolliili-. I bad fr.iiited 01 ilu- 
 M.priiiiiol thetwci Mjv,iii fical !'..!<. t.u tvv.i li;.htlieie 
 be iii.d byih Dbv I'l.itioiii ot" moll nd that line v. ri' 
 upon thatSii',i|r.;l, wiili my owiiC^blei earioii .m I i-.»pe' 
 iiiiiems 111 iiiany pisies cif the 1 1 iiellnal (.fil e j I l.i> 
 I liaMin; l.iiindoiit \eiy near ilieii Nf. tioii, 11; 1 tlierr- 
 
 - - n.ifioii of ihe .Mi..;iieiu il Needle, .ii.'.,-! iln 
 
 Hoii/oii. in all lint d- .m.l l.oiu;itiide, and Vnntion 
 III ihe C "iip.ifsin any put ( f this Wor.d, v;iilii.ni ihc 
 Allill.iii.e ol anvi.tliir l.in.iiury, it pioinptid m\ In- 
 .liiMiiiin t.)befiill> latstieil in ths matter, win. li as it 
 eoiiM not W done iviihuii' loimii", lo near tlie !^lll• .is 
 wasfiippiled, this was the molt prevailni ; .-\r"umeiit to 
 ni- 'o)!o oil in this Oelij;n. 
 
 .111'^ reloh'ed on ihi« Vovatje, I iii.-i.l. 
 
 Pol 
 
 Ihn 
 Ibioijlii. wliiuiiil tra e.l all ilioli- that h ' .ri.-mpte.l 
 flit-N. 1. I'alliipe i this I pieleii'ed lolijMrdy aiul 
 
 tion in i.nlajsthiK', lad Mid liim, iliu iluy bad been Koval f-litilii! 1\ wi'li tin betine menti"ii. d Keatoiis, 
 
 ar the I at. ot i>.; ' wiiliin I iaj^. of ilu- I'o'e ) wlieie lonethci with the .■\,lv.iiiMi<es wli, li wiie Id; -ly torn- 11 1 
 
 ihey im-i with 111 be, but, •inopeii .Sea. and that the Sea 
 
 ii"ia< h. How ilicieas in the Hay of Hi/t-o) • Mr. /f'.'..' 
 
 I'liiif; foni'-w-liat inere.lill.iis, ilicy Ihewed liini four 
 
 |..iirnal< ke,t in tlie tiv.i Sliip^. whi.li tcltitied tile fame, 
 
 ■.ii.lanree.l wi'Imi .1 .\liii. ol ,.iie another. 
 'ihe otii Ai(.'.;ink-m I h.id from the b-toicmentiniied 1 
 
 \u 
 
 the Naiioii l>y the diltoven of tlnit ralla". , as 'lie 
 \. n.lmpof (lui W'.j.illen M.iiiiifa;tory .-11 ilie( i-itlc Ftlie 
 lii,-; I Uri.tiy, wlinli now they have fonn .\/., - v, v.itli 
 val'.liargc: 'Ilie peitorminp this Voyage to y.:,r-. .- In 
 li\ Weeks, whih in w is not pcrf.nmed b.it in nine 
 Months, with t'.nat liazatd. by realiinof the many Sin.'« 
 C'lpr,'; «/./•//, who told me that all the dritt Wood they ! .iiid Shoals l-eiwiirt tlmt.im a\\\\ i ii'f.i , an.l the peipe 
 
 I imd in'. .- 'i'.;>, .', wa. eaten to the M-ry Heart with | 
 the Siea-woiin, A'liieh it' (;r.!iited, mud -oiiie tnimaliot; 
 (.'i.onrrv ; for Jswearc onvsiueil byexperieive that this 
 Worm Litesin no .old Coiiiiiiy, n iiiiill needs .. one I' .mi \ 
 yril;i', }.:-,ii', or ! iir.e t'onniiy ilietiabonts. 
 
 I tiial t'eai ilief.. Ships .ire 111 tioin ihe /)«'. . who deltroy 
 ; lis it til. \ 1 111; an.l that ihe Voyai'e betnp I'.i limit, the 
 Kni!^ niii;htl<nd loiiu: Men ot War to ••.-'■ m for-'i' 
 I till ni to ira.le, whieli taniint be done now fii wine oi 
 |Pr')Vl(ion., imil tot ilie Diltempers ihai.iiteiid Sh.pswjth 
 Tilt- 7th a;id lift Real- n was another Relation piint- !fo many Men iNard in lo lonp :i \ .ivnpe, ai.l Ik t aCli- 
 e ! uitlierianf,ii;>ioiis of the /<■;/»/ .Vij,-/», of rw.i Ship»]inate. His .Ma|elt.. .ind hi. l'..ival Hipliikl-, .iliei 111a- 
 that had h.t.lv .-'tiempted this I'alliifje, and failed yo tiire dc'iberat.f.n withlomc MerLliaiiis and Sea-n.en nfed 
 I. ci.t;ot.< to the Talf of .V-:'.- ZJi-in/'/.i , but the I'riferu'i , to fad 10 the North, order d the .s,v,-,Ai.-.' to be inaniiM 
 oe.if rhcir Voyaye was llopp'.l by a DiHeieiKoaiofen | and vietn.illed, but a' the many Aieidnr.s that attend 
 betwix: the L'luleit.ikers and the l-.r-.l'.-tn.li.j Company,! a (Inple Ship m liiehV'iyai.es, make-, tlielinterpri/e v.ry 
 W'hn beini;i!icni ilkppwciful, I'lipptell it, a< eoiuiary toi liazjidoiK, 11 was thoui'du tit by the eipht f..ll -wnit; 
 their Interel^ honi.iirabU- I'erfoiis, tn buy a I'ink e.illed ilie ;'../; 'iri-j, 
 
 I'licle leven .\rpunieiiis ( if laKeu loi matierot Fail) I buitlien 1 :~ Tuns, an.l to In the fame for .Sea wiili Men, 
 '.vete fiiffiiientto indine me into an Opinion '.f !i N.>rtli Aniiiuini'ion, Pro ilions, and fueh Ciinmodit.eias were 
 r.ldai'.e of .v.: I ^f»i/.,rt I.. »/;'. I and y.iprii, bclides likely to turn tn the belt ,\eeoimi on ihe (aialt id' i'.-iM.). 
 wh'.. 1,1 had f.imcctdlaiLial Reafon:; toiiiided 111 Nature,' and j.',.'''"'. l he 1 iidi' I'erl.iiis at whole (.liarpe the 'Vef- 
 wl..'. . oiihrni d me in the lame, pi.ivided there were no lil waili-i ont, were. Mis K.nal Hiphm-fs ihe Hiike of 
 
 /«'(;, thi Hoiioiinibli. ye/)/ I ord Wi. Wr', S\t }', f'hH','!- 
 li.itnlm. Sir '}>•!•': livih, Mr. V.oi,-;/,-/ /',-■/■ , Capt. Ik btii, 
 Mr. /)»/.., and Mr. //e./.;<n./. The S/'rc/u-.-.' bcini; ex 
 
 ./M.-.', an.l I? Men III the Pi i/,vi-(>i((, 
 y to );.. to Sciwi'h ihetirlt oppor- 
 
 Laiid or I I 111 the way to hinder it. 
 
 The liilt Ar-iimifnt was, that near the North Pole, it 
 niiphl i'. in Siimnui as warm .isnnderthc rhii^k. or .-/(.- 
 
 Ltriick, Cirele, or at lealf warmer than with iis in Win- traonlnury \iell Ifieii.Kihemd and li.e tilied, and both ilie 
 lei ; forundei the Pole, the Sun beini; in Jnnr 15 Dcg,i Ships as wtll fitted t. .1 .1 dil.o ery as ever any Ships 
 hi,i;h, a:i ! that without aii> Depiellion towaids the //;-■ were, with 16 Months Priu idon f.irea.li Ship, (% Men 
 f/ ,-■»), but alwa\s c.-ii'iiniiii;; at the lame heipht, mult ; ■iii.l lioys m the .V;. 
 illuininne ihat part .jf the //.■mj//.'.f.r, with more He.it , we wen now rea^ 
 than withiisin Winter, when the Su-i is not abjveis tunitj. 
 l>,-f;. atihehiehelt eM ilieMeudian, and but eij;h: honrJ 
 .ilvne the Horizon; or, that iiiall likelyliood y.in nii;.;litl 
 meet w-.th a- iinuli warmth, as in any pl.iee near e-.thci of 
 thetwoPolart. iteles ; for the SimhaMnpa acelination 
 ilii-re t.iwardsthe /; -jr,);/, the Aniwiphrr.- has as miiili 
 In'trval to eool, as it has time to heat, udiieli under th.e 
 Pole e'oiitiimes without intcrmnlioii. What eoiihr iid 
 lie- iiithij Opinion was. That 1 had heard feveial f.'.roi- 
 '.i',-/N'avigai..rs affirm, tliai the tiearer they wen' ro rhe j 
 N.irih on that C'oalf, they meet with more .nieeii Herbs ' 
 .ii'.l (Jiafs tli.iii they do to the Soinh, and all'-s w.ih: 
 11-010 Peer. 
 
 Ihe le. .111.1 was, That as I I'ear'd molt the fo.ur.y we.i- 
 llier, I hop'-d 11 would not I low hard at the fame tini.., • 
 it bein.^ageneral Obl'ervation in .ill other Climinn, ihn ; 
 the Wind' dilpi-ifcs the l''o",s; fo that nthei y.vi n;i(;ht ,1 
 iie hv, or ell'e have the Oj-portmiity of looking about | 
 \oii. 
 
 Thcthird was, TheSobitionof a Doiibt I had been 
 eertainly com meed of before, : >;. '1 hat the Pole <sf the 
 Wrrldandof the Mai;nct ar(. I'.i far liilfer-nt, that yoi- 
 nii(;lit I. if. ly pal's under the Pole (.1 the W'.vld, it nt 1 
 pu vented b\ I, and or lee; with this I'rovilo however, 
 li'.ir von iri li hiiow where the .M.ieiictiek Pole 1-^, 'O al- 
 ! AV the Vaviation tliat will h.ip;eii iluae, wliceas «c- 
 
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 iIk- \.h l.anJ, 5'. Miles I..1!. ly |iii.li;iiitJii, a-i i" il ' 
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 li'iiM Vi-'ki.'.ty Mt iwcKi till till., ilav ai 'wclvc. ilu- 
 Wi:i,l vaii.iMj I'li'iii ,S. W. fi S. 1.. Juii.lv IV, '.nil I, 
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 J-'.' Ill Vcl'tcr i iv at iwflvc till [(ul.r, ,it twelve, vari.i- 
 li'r W.n Is, v.nl, .-.ihii raiiiv wcatlur, Cloiiiks ^.'i 'li..- 
 vc;k-, triif Colli !>• ; intiaclcil, wi'li all Impo.liimnti al 
 li.wM, isN 4< Dc^. W. ( () Miles, diri'eivme cf l.at. 
 ■\\ Mi!i>. il. I'.iitiire W. 40 Miles, lat. ;i' Jiulijmeiir s^ 
 J Vj. ij M.ii. Lit. In a i<nn.l OM'civa'.oii at No.ii, 
 iS i'". < .Mm. tlic l.i'nd betwixt \. Ill- :/:.,• aiul Jf-'- 
 i>' ..' , 1-. r, liiiji VV. 8 in 9 I eaaiks. .Mcn.iiaii liiitaiKC 
 
 eiir !i. 
 
 1m. run' ot' the l-iiai, 
 
 ana tiu 
 
 l.at. 
 
 tnW'iti.'.w.nil, 
 
 .1- "ILP 
 
 Cii 
 
 Hi .\1i1j , v"' l"'utli(.iii W.itir i wc law twu Ships to the 
 
 ^ 'Viil.diii (..'uloiivs. 
 
 1 111 ll^ eiui.iay n: iivehe tillroilav a: twelve, a frelli 
 f '.ii'.' tiDiii W. |iy S. to the S. \V. C'liiTle ."(•/• Cviaipa!". 
 Ivuvuii X. ami N. W. Jiitaiicc lailJhy the I.I'l;. 7<^ 
 .\'i'es, true Conrle p oira,' \i is N. |6 I)ii; W, l.it. 
 h. a ;iM)il 1, 'h enati'jM, ^6 l)ep. .^i Mm Jepartuie \V 
 :i,Mile,. .A; ivtoii wo e,iiiie up with a Si ;.)' I'llhti- 
 H'.i", ol \vl 11111 li.r.iiii; ho. .;)u I'oiLc Full, v.c licei'il 
 « -li a I'll' (iaie N. about 7 or *) I eajjues I'roiii the 
 i ii'.ii 1 -tui" 11 M /■.' •/.' anil / iinl'vtiiii:l' j we ciimiimecl 
 the Coiitl'e N, by H.till ew,;it a elock.' 
 
 I'lOiii -/<■ . tlxtiift 11 tucKe, till the fe.,<in-.i attwtb e, 
 \;!r I'.'e Wiii.ls, Inir laii wtaiher, (.'oiirle fo f.<)nipar> 
 N .liltuHC l'a,rd by the I."ii 117 Miles, tnit bya mioil 
 I ",krvat:oii l;o Miles, J at. <;'> l^>'j;. ■\i Mm. Wiml 
 \V.^.\\'. ar„l S. ^V. At two a . Icvk alloiir.Win.l N.W. 
 n ,'h Ka;ii. 
 
 l'i..|ii YiiierJav at tv.elve nil to ilnv at twelve, true 
 •.I'lKle p ntracKil Leevviiil way, aivl all IiiipeJiiTiciitb 
 .-o' w'J, li N. • F. 14 Miles, lat. by a lioo-i Dbleivati- 
 i':i, i-. 1'/ IVp. ;{ Mm. Meridian Jiltaiiee from the 
 .N T 1 an.! 1 Miles ; at Noon we law ihc iinall lilaiid 
 ol r / .• M the Vi.iiirli nt SI'ctl.viJ, bearing lour l.eamies 
 W. N.W. Inile Wind in the .At'ternooii. .V. II. We 
 ( tiii.l the Miip more to the Well than we expccKJ, Ce . 
 laiioiKiibv .1 \',iii.ituiii (it ^ (.r 7 Dcg. E. i 
 
 I.ialc Wind 11: the Morninp, and Calms till twelve, : 
 ivbeii It b'.'piniiini; to blow liiid troni W. N. \\ . we ply 
 . 111.1 tiiniiiij; into flrcn -Sound, anehoicil 
 b.ithoiii, oppolite to the lowii of L^'wi.l:, 
 \ .iC'c \uM I'll' the Ri. ins of a Tort, erected during the 
 .'.lie \\ ar wirll I! .'-n,!, Imi fi:,ee dcir.ohllie !. 
 
 We llaiid hire till th.s dav at feven, when wc 
 w. iv;!i'd an. Iioi, Wind .1! S. W. arul vvuhihe .iib.lt, ii.e of 
 a IMiit, fail'd thro' thrX.iith end ut /ii.i.v Sound, three 
 I aihoin vvjtei at the Ihall'.welt plai c. 'I'he next day at , 
 tour 111 the Moiniiig, S'.mh Uirc W. liy N. 6 1 tapiies, a 
 t ilh Gale ar .S W ha7y wtailicr. I'tuin toiir in the 
 iM. rt'.iii!: nil 1 1 ar ivliilnielit, Conrlc N. K. I'. ililtaii,:e 
 (add bv the l.up. jS Mi'es, true Coiirie ,il!owM tioiii 
 tlieb aiiiiyiil the Liiid, isK. b.. .>i Mib>, dit1i;riiKeot 
 lat.? .Miles. I at. by Jiidxment «i I)ep. ift Mm. Me- 
 ridian dillaiue from \ht;iiil, jr Mdes b-ilb brom 
 Yelt.idav at twelve at Noon to thb day at twelve, a 
 Itr.iii-' W,nd at S W. \V. S, W. and W. and W. N. W. 
 C 11 le O'liipafs N. N. F.. diltaik'e fiilil by theljjg. 
 147 Mi'ts, dilKieiue of I ir. 1 j I Miles, departure l:.' 
 'i^jMik's. I...r by |iidi;inent 65 Deg. 4: Mm. Meridian j 
 dift.iiie hill b6 .Miles, i loud y Weather little wind at! 
 .\- '11 
 
 I rem the lithat Noon till today at Noon, little but] 
 va i.ibic W'liJ, wi'li Ca'iiis from N.W. toN.N.K.j 
 We p!y ;o I lie Windward. 'I'nie Coiufe protrailted, ail! 
 Impediments ailowd, i~ N. N. F. 23 Miles, different j 
 • 1 l.ir.21 Milis, N. depunr.c F. 8 Milei, I at.by Jii Jg- 1 
 1: Ml {\ Dig t; Mill. Men lianddlanee 94 Miles, bat.! 
 1.5 .i^oi'lOlI'Lnatiiin 64 Ue.',. jM'.n. | 
 
 ri.iiiil-e rrh :i: Noon tdlto day at twelve, variaMci 
 N\ inds, w.tli Ham, Courl'e (>•' 'bravcrle, between thcj 
 \'. R. ar! the N. diftitue fiii'dbv me I.O'i. 92 Miles;' 
 t'lie CoiMe.' rr.'tr.ich'd, all Iiupediiiien's allow'd, is N. 
 I Dc'j,. d;;i'eren,e of I at 81 Miles, depaiiure K. jc 
 Miles, .Mir.di-n dilVinii' 141 Miles, j 
 
 bioiiulie I4tli a'Ncon till tliisday attwelve, xariablc- ! 
 w iiid.s .tnd .a ins W. S. W. Couife ;>. • Coii.pali N. N. I.. 
 di:l;i:iec lad d bv the I.og. 07 Miles, true Coiiile pm- 
 i-alVeil, wiiliall'Av.iive, is K. ia' Deg. t. ditferem e 
 < f I at. i'l Miles, dtpartu'o Ir. 16 Miles, Lai. fn 
 bi.b'mc.it 4JDeg.it Mn .Meridian uillaiit i^sJ Miles 
 (■.i.t. 
 
 biun. VeUerd,i\ at twelve till this dav I't X'loii a . 
 
 fulh {.ale .,: W. N. W. and W. S. W. w.n, Kams • " l" 
 
 Coiir;e ye, Cunipafs N. N. t. .iiid N. E. by N. eiiltaiue '•" 
 aiiii;f Log. 116 Mies, true CJoiiife protracbd \:\.-"' 
 
 seUcg. t. diti'ireiieeof lat i.'i Miles, ile'.rtiire I;. 
 
 ^3 Mm. I at.;.., Jud^.iKiit 03 Uu'. 14 Mm.' MeiiJ,aii 
 
 diltanec Z2^ Mik.s. 
 I (■loin ^eiteid.iv at Koeii ill; ic, >la\ at twelve, a f elh V" 
 I Gileai W .N. W. and W.wiih Rain, Comie ,., Cotii Vm 
 I pal.s X. b. ui.tanee lail'd by ilio 1 og. 117 .Miles, diiter. 
 I eii.c ol Lat. 9- Miles, departure h. 9-. .M le.s, Lat. k, 
 
 .judgiiiei.t f^ Deg. 4S Mm. Meridian diU.rm.. ^^ ^ 
 
 Mne.,, Iniiliya go-dObkn jt:,,n at .Noon. Lii.ir9lJi^. 
 , it .Mm. dilKreike of Lat. Utwien the de.i.i .A,.,oiint' 
 ^ and C^iiluvano'i i» <, M les, inputed lo a \\\it V.n at; 
 , ■11, vvhiii, IS toiiri ly.iii /l{i,n:,iii 7 Ucg, MeiiU.an 
 1 dmaiiieu.iuvled, is jeo Milcii, the weather fur. 
 I bioiii Yelteid.iy at iwelvi, t'll to Jav at Noon, fi,- ^ , 
 
 weather, wind W. N. W . an.l W. ,S. W. Coinfe : •' ,•"," 
 I Coriip,!)., N h. by h dillanee lliiij l>y the 1 O'.^. b j Mik,," '" 
 I true (.0111 1, piotiacled, and Wni.ii.oii ai!ou'd, is b.. (,' 
 
 IVj;. X. d.ulerenie of Lat. 4-- Mile, by Oblervanon 
 
 depaitiiie'.<, NLlis, Lat. b\ a goo.l Oblerv.ition 70 l\l 
 
 i^ .Villi. .Meiidiindifiaiice jC7 Mde.t. we fiw many 
 
 \Vlialis. 
 
 brom the I Slh at Noon till iliii d.iy at twelve, a frel!i .\'.v. 
 
 (laleat W. by S. lamv we.idier, ai fevni m the (oie ,'... 
 
 iiooii wefawiiaiiy Sea I'owls and Jul ai titles, at ten ue 
 I 'pled the I ,iiid. Icing tome lllaiid, ;o Leagixs to the 
 j Wett of ihv Noiih Cape ; true CoUrfe ailow'il'Vor Vaiu. 
 |fioii ;.s N. N. L. dillaiKe lailil ;•(■; 1 o>>, n^ Milu, 
 
 diflereiiet of Lat. So Miles, de|Mniire I . 'jo .Miles, Lat! 
 , /"' liidgnivi.t 71 Deg. n .Mm. Metidi.in diltaii..e 41)7 
 j Miles. .At Noon the llle ,S<:h,/,)( bore S. by L. S 01 „ 
 l.eagiesotT this Ilk-, li a high vragg) Land, with lome 
 'jnow upon it. 
 I From the i^iliit Xoen to this day at twelve, Gjiirfe r, 
 fi-r Conipals betwixi the b,. N. b aikl N. F. dilt.ince --j,' 
 (ail'd /if. Log. lib .Miles, true Courfe allow'd l', r the' 
 N'anaiion, lo Nonli. 4^ Deg. Eal), Uitfetenee of Lai. 
 91 Miles, departure SS .Mile's, L. Lai.;i.'' |ud.;nu'iit 71 
 Ueg. ',t Mm. Meridian Jiitance 5S5 Miles!" l'r,iin 
 'V'ttier.iay .N'uon till twelve this dav, the hrlt twelve 
 liours a frelh Gale .u S. W. but i.he lalt twjve hoiir,^ 
 itroi.g Wind with fmal! Ram; faw .nan) Sea f .wis. 
 
 From the icih till tins day at Noon, a ItiU (.iaie, with ■; 1 
 fniall Rams, Courfe ;■.-, Compals N. E. dilbmee laild ','"''. 
 /"• Log. j5 Miles, true Comle allow'd by Variation, "' 
 isN. 4- Dig. F.ditl'ereiieeof lat. icj .Milts, ilepaiuiie 
 h. So Mills, Lat. /fi Judgment 74 L>eg, 34 Mm. .'Vie 
 n.ii.m dill.mee 6ti Mile«, iloudy weatlier; law many 
 Si a-tow li. 
 
 Iioiii the 11 It to thiiday at Noon, Coiiife ;>(•. Ccin- r , 
 palj X. L. diltaiKt fiiKI /.c Log. uf, Miles, true, ! 
 Coitf le alier'd by Vm'ationand Lee'waid wav, is N. 4j 
 Deg. L. ditieienee ot Lat. 8s Mile;, dep.iriure F. 79 
 MiKs, Lat /'.' |udgmint75 Dig. 59 Mm. Meridian di- 
 llanee 7^0 Miles, L. Wind, at N. W. wcutliei' variable, 
 but very lold. At Noon we law lee 3. head aloe: a 
 League otf, we t'ail'd elole to it, and found it to he 
 L. S, H. and \y. X. W. '/e Ujie away F. S. E. along the 
 Ite, iiithe Atternoon very eold fnowy weather. 
 
 From the iid till tiiis day at twelve, lleetiii;i alonp f' ..':> 
 the lee, we loiind it to liave many Openings, wlneh we? '.• :, 
 taii'Uinto, and tuund them to be Bavs ; our true Courlc 
 fail'd along the ke, the Variation allenv 'J, was F. 14 
 Deg. S. 77 Mill. Lit. p.-' Judgment 75 Deg. 41 Mni. 
 dittetenee ot Lat. 19M111. depaiture 74 Miles, Meridi- 
 an diliance ^4l Miles, Wind N N. W. Ar Xoun we 
 had 1 5& Fathom foft green Oar : TheCurrtntiet S.S. k 
 we found It very lii.ootll to ihe Leeward of the be, and 
 fome pieees of Ice driving a Mile tromihc Main of the 
 Body ot the Ice, leprefenting the Shapes of Liees, 
 Bealts, Fiil.e,, and Fowls. The main Bc'dy of the lej 
 was low, but ctaggy, many pieces lying together and, i 
 top of ea^li otiier: In foitie plajes wc fiw HiUoeks .it a 
 blue Colour, bur the rcit of tlie Ice was whirc like 
 Snow ; We law ail'olotrie dtift-wood aiiiongthclce : Tl.c 
 ke melted, atl'o.-di pood frelh Water. 
 
 ^Froni tliC ijd nil this day at Noon, little Windat ,.., , 
 N. by W. we Iteerd dole along the Ice, t'jilin;- into , . • 
 every Opeimig, but could liiid no I'alfige tliio, iieithei "'''' " 
 n.uld we lee over the ke from our 1 op-ma(t-liead 
 Tnie Couilepiotiaded as wc lailed along the Le, is b. 
 j4 Dfi;. S. ditference of Lat. 24 Mm. S. departure II. 
 J4 Miles, ljt.;.c. judgment, 75 IXg. iS ,Miii. but iiy a 
 good (.JblervaiioM ,ii Noon, the Ijt. 74 Dig. v Mm. 
 the ditieienee bitueeii the IXad Lac. ar.d ihe Ooieived 
 L.i' IS iSMin. vviiuh dilieren.e is eaiiCd by the L ur- 
 leiii letting S b i. Ai Nuji. we I1..J izi Fa lioui 
 
 wa;er. 
 
 hu). 
 
 Wa-i 
 
 Wind 
 
 tune, 
 
 In 
 
 (. . ..'V 
 
 '• C.iiil 
 Mi!.- 
 
 
 ■ f) 
 
 d' M 
 !'-.nl; 
 S. a-h, 
 I'l.'ii', 
 
 a, id il 
 i;Li 
 
 br, 
 
 N.W 
 Ji-c, a 
 
 Tiue 
 of L.I 
 
 mem 
 N'jon 
 lec Ki 
 lirrfe 
 vviilio 
 ( teat 
 tlK- .S( 
 iheW 
 very 
 I .ind 
 the - 
 
 Ci 
 ed VV 
 Mm. 
 raiiie 
 tiiicnt 
 
 Rai 
 thelci 
 difFcrr 
 Lat./'( 
 964 N 
 v'-eath 
 Ninjv 
 down 
 rlap'd 
 Sheet, 
 and bi 
 of R. 
 
 - Uiii. 
 
 , f. .k.i 
 j.uIk 
 
 ] :...,.! 
 
 Ml: 
 
 /.vjn 
 
 I'oiir 
 
 the b. 
 
 Fo 
 
 ble •V\ 
 
 "" ' ■ tieX 
 titir ( 
 lown! 
 Sea fi. 
 
^SIC. 
 
 lib. iV 
 
 till tins ii:i\ ;t N'oi.n a ;:" 
 
 I W. S. W. vMtli Kauis- --•7- 
 .iiiJ N. t. ly N. oiltJiuc ,'■■''■' 
 
 • Ciniilc pnitrach J liN'. •■■"'• '' 
 It 'i Milcv ilc/.-nurc 1;. 
 bii'. 14 Alia,' McuJiaii 
 
 i I.. .Inv .tt twelve, a fn-ih V:.- , -, 
 liRain, Comic,..-, tom-yj..,. j- 
 ic I015. 117 Milcs, ilma- 
 iic k. 9v M1..S, l.at. ;,„ 
 iNt.'ii.ii.in cli!t.iiM. ^^.j 
 
 l>ll nt Nunll. Lu. (t)[k\;. 
 
 wicii tile iliM.i Ai.oii'ir 
 putid :oa W'lU \',ii .iii 
 ;/.■/;,,;/) 7 IJi-j.. Mcua;.in 
 , the wcaihiT liiir. 
 r-:i [o Jav ai \\>oii, fur \ , .. 
 
 .1 w. s. \v. coiiii;- .-.7";:"', 
 
 iaJl-ytlK-lo;^.S,M,|,,/ •■"■ 
 vi.it.oii aJiowM, Is h. j^ 
 
 M:!c. b\ Obl.Tv.uum, 
 AvJ Ul.lirvatioii 70 Ih'i'. 
 
 Milo. U. wc fiw many 
 
 liisilayat ruijvc-, a tVcll. A/u... , 
 ■r. :ii fin 1 11 III the lou- ;.., 
 id Jii'. aitillis, at ii-ii lit 
 aad> 20 Lca.mxs tutlii- 
 ."omfeal!ow'il fur \'jiu. 
 Id pi' loii, n^ Mill,, 
 'jruitc I . i^ MiitN, J ji. 
 Miridi.iii diltaii.A- ^^^j 
 Itu fcic b. by t. S (I,; 
 traiji.) I,anJ, with f.mu- 
 
 sday at twelve, Gjurfi r, 
 J.J- aiKl N. P.. dilfmcc -■»;,'. 
 Coiirfc allijw'd u r ilie 
 Halt, dilVeriiKc oi Lai, 
 L. Lai./-.-' |uii;^iiieiit 71 
 i:ce 5S5 Mili.y I-Voin 
 IS day, the tint tuelvo 
 uirlielali rw.lvc hour- a 
 iw.naii) Sea tou'Is. 
 Noon, altill (.Jale, with(j- /,. 
 h N. E. dilbiiLe laif,|^',j^'. 
 ; allow'd by Variaiiun, ' ' 
 
 I. icS Milts, dcpaiiuiv 
 74 L'eg, 94 Ml,,, Mc 
 i!y weatlier ; law many 
 
 loon, Couife pr- Cciii-T,, ., 
 I.ui;. I If, Miles, true J,., 
 -eeward wa\, is N. ,)j 
 Mill--, liepanure I;. 79 
 . 59 Mm. Meridian di- 
 i. W'. wcadicr variafir, 
 uv Le a head aLou: a 
 
 II, and loiind it 10 he 
 away E. S. E. along the 
 lowy weather. 
 
 twelve, lleerin;^ along F' .,':> 
 ly Openings, wlmh we J.'.- :, 
 ■ Bavs ; our true C'ouile 
 on allow'd, was H, ,^ 
 lem 75 Ucg. 41 Mm. 
 Lire 74 Miles, Mcndi- 
 N. \V. At Koo.-i ive 
 The Current (crS.S.h. 
 ■eward of the I.e, and 
 Ic tronitlie Mam, if the 
 the .Shapes of I'lees, 
 main Cody of the Ke 
 -es lying togr'.lu'r and a 
 s wc fiw Hillocks .)t a 
 e lec was white like 
 lod aiiiongthclte : The 
 ater. 
 
 It Noon, little Wind at , ...,, - , 
 B the lec, Ijilim; imo '','^''',", 
 10 I'all-ipe thio, lieither " 
 
 II uur I'op-mad-head : 
 ileil along the l,e, is 1:. 
 \ Mm. S. departure I:. 
 Up. iS .Mm. buri^y a 
 Ui. 74 U.g, V. Mm. 
 Lat. ard ihe Ol'ierved 
 i> e.mr. d by the L rr- 
 
 Wu lui Hi Fa hum 
 
 hu). XX XVI!. A l^oya-^e front Nova 7cmbla to hngland. 
 
 \ i 
 
 Water, the f'lirrcnt ftil: S.S. V:. fair weather, with litlc 
 Will.!, fill ill Eogs f.iit laftini' above )ia!f an Hon! at a 
 nine, .\l.riJiaii dufniie 8-,3 Mdes. 
 
 Iioin Yeibrdai t,> this day at tw.Ne, Calms an.' 
 f.>"'v weather, fi vved.rll ilir veiitme in the lie; trivj 
 (~.i 11 le pr iir.idcd in V. i:> IX-i'.. .S. difference of l.at. 1 ^ 
 Miles, .S departure E. 19 \Silcs, I at. fcr IiKii;nieiit 
 -• He- r Mn Meridian dilSaii.e S ;7 .Miles' I>afV 
 VV;iKl\-;ia' e fiiri the K. W. to the W. S. W. \ 
 • •:■ • m the ..VfreriMun the ho;', broke, an 1 weliad fv / ng 
 we.i'.li I-, 
 
 ,„:/- 
 
 
 : l> .k.i 
 
 ■-^i,;- Yeh day till il 
 ,m X.W'.'-, N.C.'oiii', : ' 
 
 y at K.«";i, l:''ie \''iii I 
 r.m X.\\'..-,N.(;oi„:: ■ . (••.i„|vif,, fefw..nW.'v W. 
 :'• \ N. K ilKtanre f'liM /•■'• I.ii!;. ('-7 Miles, dirf'er. iirrof 
 .1 V. 7 Miks, N. dij arture !•.. 5S MiUs, true Cnrle 
 p-i,-.i 1 ;fed IS i.;.7 Oeg. \'. J at. /., jiidgiiient is 7 ), Dig. 
 4.- Mill. Mer.iliJn dii, ■ .-e 9j'^ .Miles. .A'..iiit N'loii, 
 !'".:! Ini'; iiulolt wit'i tiie lee, w 'liouidu v, ilaw l.^uu' 
 Sia-ho' ;esor Morfes, our I'v.r. s C lew diUoverd two of 
 their, and ,hot a; them, biirtlio'tbiy wercinu, h v.oun 1- 
 '■d, they p.t under liv 1-c. Tlul'c J4 HouiJ ih.- I.e 
 bore away H. 7 j Eatho n preen Oar at Nipht. .\t nine 
 a lo, k iv; .aw I .iiid, the Nortli par: ot 11 bearing Laft, 
 a.id ih'.- South ]ri'tS. b'. hi ;h f aii.l, co.cred withSiiow, 
 li J.cai;i'.'s dilhiiit v.e h.i.l 1:5 b'ath.jui. 
 
 broiu il>o ;6th to tl;;s day Koan, li'tle winl fiim 
 N.VV. to N.bv H. \vi'.!t CJ.ihii.; We kept ':lole to the 
 lec, and fniiid 11 -oiii I , rlu' 1 and of K ;.» X^nii: ,; : 
 Tici- C lurle proii.v;led is li. bvN. jj Miles, Ji!iVri.ntc 
 o\ \ at. \(> Mil'-', dipirtiircf.. 19 Mde", Lat. ,•>-, Judg- 
 itici" 7.; !'eg. 4'; M,ii. Meridian diifan.e 9';4 Miles ; a' 
 N' on S< F.tthom w.iter lix l.ear.u'cs IVoin the Sii'ur, tiie 
 ler fue Leagues fioiii the Slvar j we killeda yo^jng Sea- 
 h.^iTe or Moric ii|'Oii the L.c, and (aw many ir.(nv, ' in 
 VMiaoiit the rca,!i of oitv Fowling-pie rs, for tlvfe 
 C real 1 1 res lie always a' the brink of the I.e. and take 
 tlie .Scaiiian inlianr. We had Si Fathom preen Oar 
 iheWaier [■ n^ fuiooih, wc eouid dilsern theCjiouivi 
 \ei-y plain; Meridian diltar.ee from the Ship to the 
 land IS -Miles, whieh makcth Meridian diltan.e from 
 the - laiiil to tlusplaee 9S 'Miles. 
 
 (.^alm weatlier, v it.d N.to W. true Cov.tfe piotrad- 
 ed VV N.W. 1. .Miles, Lar. ,"• Judgiiieii'. 74 Deg. 46 
 Mm. Meridian ililtau'c 970 Miles. jii'.he.\ftcrirjon wc 
 fame el ife rothebe, and foiin,! it ajjoinuigtothe Con- 
 tiiiciit, li.jod oft' ag.Tin at Night. 
 
 Rainy weather, w.tli little wind, wc flood away from 
 the lee, troeCoirfj allow'd is S. 17 Deg. W, a> Mi'cs, 
 diflfcrrn.-c ol I ,it. 16 Miles, departiiic eight Miles, 
 Lati/'tJ- ludgmcii' 74 Deg. 4-, Mm, Meridian di(\.;i,e' 
 91^.4 Miles. At Noon the wind W. and W. by S, toggy 
 \' eath-,;-, wc Itood away S. from the lec. .'\i cle\cn a; 
 Nii^h' rh,. Pro/pomi P.,,'t fired a Gun. and bearing 
 down upo.i lis, try'd on:, lee on the Weather Bi)W ; we 
 flap'd thcHelm hard a we.uher, veered nut the main 
 Sheet, "s wire the Ship, but before the Shipeoiild w.ire, 
 anJ bring r,i upon the odiev Tack, ihc ftruckon a Ledge 
 of Ro' ks that lay und.er w.atcr. 
 
 From Noon till eleven at Ni;:;h', f:'gBy we.ithcr, 
 wind N. W. to ilie W. by S. and S. by W. dole 
 hiul'd; the Vrofpr^Kiis i'i'k, as I rold you, feeing the 
 Sea break on thi; Wcathcr-bow. cr)'d out it was I e, 
 
 [f-i tvo piefently bore up round luiii'ig to ui,,.n ihewhci 
 I Tack, but oiu- Ship nut wearing loiind, run aii,l Uiick 
 fait againrta ledge of Rocks; but tlipiaiu K,. ivj Shi;) 
 wea'-ing roiindt.% g'.t clear; \v • ,iJave noti.e of our 
 Uiltrels by iiriin', le\eril Guiw, and uled ..II polfible- 
 means to get olf by throwing ovct-board our I'lovilions, 
 ;Sc. for the Water did ebb, and the SIiip died abo\e 
 three l.'o .r, Ivit the Elu!)d Iu.mi dit a great Sea with r., 
 lo th.it the Ship iiiaking water ni, re than we coul 1 
 puini', wi; cut our Malts by ih.; bond, ,md ftnt out 
 Yaetit alhoarto look ioi .1 finding plaer; word bciii^ 
 brdiighr. after their lemvn, tli." there was loiditu', wl 
 p.itrtadyour Bread and Carpenters IVols, to n, ike life 
 ol M reb'iil.l in: Loiv; !na-, 111 ealc Captain Hmcs 
 Ihoiildiiot L.iii,.. iieiriis. Ai Noon wegot . Hour .Men 
 alh'Mr, except iw.i svho wire drown'd in t'lp Pimilicc, 
 tlie Sea breaking iniihei .u:! ai Ihc | ui ,--tF fro n the 
 Shir-li.le, wiiIi'mIi t!ie Uiead, Powder and I'l.niiiuiis, 
 will h was loll ; fo lia.,/ijig nothing left but til.' Loii';- 
 bo't, which euuld no: laiiy above 50 Men out of 7-:. 
 By this time tlr,- Sliip being tilfd i-p to the 1 ;■:', r Doik, 
 wemuld (.wvi Illy tw ill.ic. of Bread wiili ,i ti- .v ; 1 ..1 ,, _, 
 'if I'oili and a little Cl',.'efe ; ih's, witli \ hni oihei 
 Nc c-.-iniries we h.id favcd, ss,; ..arried ^p m 4 U.ll, whciv. 
 the (irit thing we met with was a 1 Mo'i''i.i,,s larr? white 
 Bear, at wliich we thof, bat iiie uot a.viy: W ; niaJe 
 up 1 kii'd of a lent widifomc Can'. as wo had fived, 
 whi'h we laftncd to our Oars .and Spai .-, a-id iii.tde a 
 ku'd , I b'l lice or Trench round it ; but b :;i ; very wet 
 aii.lv rhout tiling, wc luiiercd mi'eh '■( •.hi. L.tirLinity 
 of /.old. 
 
 Eii,.>gy weather, wi;ii a t'reat Se.i, o'lr Si,i|. fplitnj,,-, 
 the Rnck^.int inueli wi .lic cuiiiing ailnar, vcc goc^.. '.',', 
 Oais, Spars, and Deals fuffieiciit to m.iki n;; Tents and 
 tirKi:. I; our i;re,f.. ft giict wa.:, ili.ir ih; wea'th.-r e.Jii- 
 tinu i.p fi gi^y, wccoulilnote.\pect C.ip'.am y„,ii.j; wiiiil 
 W. N.VV." 
 
 Wind N.W. a fielh (iaic, the Ship broke to pieces, >■.,„„ .i',» 
 much wreck, an! ProMljoiis was call allioa;- whu h we 7,,/, , 
 lav.'d, ej'v two Cal'ks of Flower, f.jue li'.'in.lv, a IJiitt'i.-..- S' .^ 
 ot Bcci, and aCa!!: .if or. \Sr. <,;.,'t\ 
 
 i-,id/:: 
 
 fived 
 
 1., j: '. 
 lil.. |. 
 
 I Well Wind, and fogg^ weiihtr ; •. e 
 
 j FIowli-, Iiiutcr, and lui .J Beet nn.l VcitK; our Gunner-' " 
 
 Iwasfei?ed upon by ;l groat vvir.t..- Bear, but liy the"''"''' " 
 allirtanre of lomc of ie..r Men, was fieed, and the 
 Bearkiii'd ; lliew.ts vi,' fat and pood meat. 
 
 ^Wifi.l W, N. W.but bei.ig X foggy day, wc defpair'd 5,(.-.'.r-/.^y 
 ot' fieirg Capt.iin fV.iinej ," we thea beg.iii to conlijer j/..^ S, 
 ot Our niiler.able ("late, the Lont'-boai 'mi being able to 
 ^arry above 50 iMen, w::li a Dei k buili on her, and her 
 Walt rai'ed ; I'.e iii'.eiidcd to lengilien her twelveKo'-it, 
 m otdct to carry our whole Company, but wlu'„u itji 
 thewairif Materials and the little Cn'niidence we had 
 inour C.'arpeiver, thi:. waj laidalide, tor fear llie il.oiild 
 not be lengthened : It was | io;ir.'"cJ to travel by lan.l to- 
 wards //Vv' »j, in hopes of nieering with Ionic /O. ///Iff 
 but fooii after, to out unlpeakable |oy, we efpicd Cap' 
 tain VIakc! ; wo nude immediately a it. ir Eire, which 
 he i'ercei\ing, lent 111 bis Boat to help olf o'r Men, 
 wc broke oil the new w,,rk we had begun in our Long- 
 boat, and about Noon :;,jt all aboard Captain K'.iir..i. 
 
 c H A P. XXXV n. 
 
 A f:jiinial abo.ird the iTOfpcroLls, Capt a: -^ ^K- WW xm V\\\yQs 
 Commander, from Nova '/ciiibla to Engliiial, 1^7^. 
 
 FRoin ycfterday twelve at Night till this day at 
 N, on, Mttiable v.ind and lainv weather; we 
 Hood niV I irhe'Welt ; true ("oiirle poitraCted 
 witliailow.iiici' f r Yana'ion, is W.it >> Dei;, 
 S.ilirtereii!' of Lat. ci Miles, ,.leparrnre ''7 Miles, Lat. 
 /'•'Judgment 7"! Dc.',. 41 Mi;'. Meridian diftance fiaini 
 
 'oiir V.' ,,•(.., r, the Wi ii 'riiiolt Land, of ,\ : -; 
 
 nbl.i 
 
 the Lilt we faw, e.7Mi'c'.; eld weather 
 
 Ero:n ihe ninthat No Ml till tlrsoav at rwc'vc, varia- 
 ble Wild"; frimihe S. W, bv W to 'the W. and lo to 
 ' ti e N. .ipd N,N. v.. V. :ih fiiiall ram and cold weather , 
 luirC'ouif, ! roti.a.C'icd 1 %\elt j-, Mdes, vaiiation al- 
 lownliiDeg, W. Mciiii .11 dill.uice ic ; Miles, x hiph 
 Sea tioni the Well. 
 
 Vari.,!.|.' Winds trom N. N. E. to N. W. Co'irfe p'r 
 C nipals VV. by S, diltaiKc fail J /r, I og. i ,1 Mi|e>, 
 ttu,- C'.iurfe allowed lot Variation, is W. cs ' S. dillaii e 
 ol I at. 54 Miles, depaituie g ' Miles, 1 at. ,v. hidg- 
 ineut 7j Pig. C Mm. Meridian diilan.c 19S M:k?, 
 doiily and ciid weather. 
 
 Erom Ne'teidav it twelvo till this .lay at Noon, 
 li'tle bill 'iiiaile Winds with E'ogs and ihi.-iH Rains, 
 diltante fiil'd /i.r Log. J7 Miles, between the \\ . by N. 
 and \\ by S. tiiirtlourle .dlow d wuli all lrn>ediitieiits, 
 IS Welt : .^t^,'o,M^ L.it, by ObUrvatioii?' Di.g. ;.iMin. 
 whvh I. J4 Mnes more N. than I'Tipeotcd , tiio Va- 
 ra-;,.!!!, ai I luppofc, did ccnie from the Lat. wc de- 
 I' P P P parted 
 
 
 7».> 11.' 
 
 r's 
 
 M 
 
 I *i 
 
 . ( 
 
 1 HI, 41 
 
 i. ,1 
 
 Id 
 
w' 
 
 i 
 
 1^14. 
 
 J VojAgc from Nova '/cnibla to England lib. ivi Ch to. 
 
 parti 
 
 
 Sru ./;. 
 
 L'- IS 
 
 li 
 
 A/ r,!. 
 
 /.I > 
 
 1 ' !.< 
 
 5 
 
 i.-. . 
 
 J ■ J 
 
 A'. 
 
 7.r'wv 
 
 .11 
 
 iiin Ml, Vr.i :;.•»((>«; Mcriiliun JiiUncc coirciit- anaonik win.U I'luiiitli.N. by \V. to the I';, wi-li I 
 
 M 
 
 Ikb 
 
 Wilt, i.iliii ami liiir wimiIki about 
 
 I'll' ,'.!.• < 
 
 (■(trril.iy 11!! ih--.ilay .it N 
 
 i\V. iM S.V \V. 
 
 !•') 
 
 I, t. 
 
 Jiiii'i./'C" I'.iiupals iKHMi-ii 
 
 Loii, v.uiaMf ^^ I'l'l 
 111- NX\ll . loK luiiW i 
 1.1 W.N W 
 .illiiwM. li \V 
 
 .S..S. W 
 
 mil- C "till- (I t;'.Klr>l .ill liiii'Ciliincii's 
 I.', N ' N. (9 Mil'-s, ilitliTiiKC ut 1 Ji. 1: MiKs, ".li- 
 
 Mm 
 K! .111.1 ium.ly u-i-.iiliu 
 
 ['iituiv so Mi|i.<, 1.11 r. ■ lii.lmiiriit 71 I'^S- ^ 
 Miii.liji^ .lilLiiKc l-'j .Ml' 
 
 W 
 
 li 
 
 illir.lav NiMii ilI mi-ivc io ila , mhiMi 
 
 iiuh'ioiii 
 
 S.> \V. t.i w. \.\v. 
 
 u'liK'iiiiU''. I 11 lillV 
 lii'c C'oii 
 
 1 
 
 W picitr.ic 
 
 ui. I'.y 
 
 till- Will 
 
 .UK .I'll 
 
 1 lomctiii'i* '11 111'' 
 
 Otill 
 
 .ill I nipt 
 
 \V. S. \V, ' S. .liit.iviivLof I at. 
 I n Wtil ; Mili-s 
 
 ;Mil 
 
 ill.>' 
 
 Sc'lltll, 
 
 At' 
 
 uii.iii iir'.iiKL' 
 
 1.1c . 
 
 klj'l 
 
 >:i|. 
 
 17 (H';; }< '"^''1 
 
 \V, 
 
 V Willi 
 
 tlu N.NV. 
 
 \V 
 
 I iniifilHtwicn \V.,S. W.aii.l \V. .Iill. 
 
 Ill- .ii;cwi! li 
 
 NV .liltiiKe(iri..i:. s.i M 
 
 ^■> imUs, II lie 
 
 S mill 
 
 Jml,; 
 
 ■■KS 
 
 mc lailil;,., I.oi; 
 
 I'lg. \'ariiit;(iii, li 
 
 1 iVliltv, ili'pauiiri-r9iailc\ 
 
 II lIlll.llUI 
 
 uciii 71 (Xk- '.f' Mm. Mciiilia 
 
 I . i?(;y weailur. wr.li \mii.i1i!i- win.lslVi m H, |,y N.tu":. 
 ■'■" "' ' ■ ' i^. 7J mill's (■iiiirfi- /'•■« tijiiip.il- ji... 
 
 ilta 
 
 •l.u 
 
 [ilwciii.S W.lyW. .'mil W.N \V. (. 
 ii.i:laii. \\'. : !>. iliiLiiitcd' lat. 7 Miles, j' 
 '7 liuk'j. 
 
 ic p. 
 
 llii 
 
 ic\viii,l luiinS. t,,,S. W witli I-', 
 
 o^"-, ililt.ini- f.ii 
 
 fn__ Lo^. rS7 MiliA, tiiic (.oiiifi- alloHil \\ 
 iTif iat. 7 Miles, iliiartiir.' 6i Mili^W, 
 
 liftcru 
 Ii 
 
 «Htln.':7ili ai NiKiii iilltliisiljy ail 
 
 ■It. 
 
 1 i. ,S. W 
 
 wclvf, w.iii! h 
 
 1 y N. aii.l ,S, hv W 
 
 t iS. I-.. Couifc /'c. (.diiipali Imui, 11 W 
 
 I.( 
 
 Mill 
 
 iip( 11 a wiiiJ , .lilt.i 
 
 liiKl 
 
 II,' 1 
 
 'pKlM tlic WJtw.M.I, I' nut 111. •> 
 
 l!i.: .South i ill- 
 
 ful'i 
 
 .i. \V. i,l' 
 
 I"-; "- iMili<; ti-'t C.niili' puiiiai: 
 
 ti.l 
 
 1 ; Mm. ilillir.i 
 
 1.1 I ,ir. <,: 
 
 Mil 
 
 IW. 'biM. 
 
 64 Miles V\'. tliiik K>f'^ .iii.lliii.ill Ka 
 
 lilLiii 
 
 Lciiili- pr.v.r.u'Kil li ,S. \V. l.y 
 r 1.11 A'- Milis, .S. i!«i..-i,iiiu- 
 
 r- 
 
 ;t .Milo, I 11. ■■ ' I 
 
 111! 
 
 I) 
 
 Miii'l;.i;i M.V- -Hi .N'.ili 
 
 I'l;- ^ 
 
 Mr 
 
 Itllh 
 
 Jav .It twilvc, wi 
 
 ml 
 
 W 
 
 W. .iiiilW. l'> S. lull- C'.Mlik pi 
 
 itiaOU-il 1 cc- 
 
 wii J v.'.v iii.l vaiu; 
 
 .il.. 
 
 ,1. I 
 
 Itci'.ii. c lit' I at. p Mil' 
 
 N. 1 y W 
 
 W. 
 
 vv. 
 
 I 
 
 (Irr. 
 
 YiltiTiliy at Noun nil tin 
 
 II); J>. anil S. W. wiui^ 
 
 li ilay 01 iwilvr, .V. 
 
 11 Mil 
 
 I'c C i,iiic,ilJow\lis W. 
 
 Fioiii till i9tliN()fin III! tliii (l.iy -,! iwcl 
 
 winiU Imiu 
 
 .S. 1 
 
 Moi 
 
 ml Id 
 
 rniii); ir.uc 
 
 Il winii at N. W 
 
 to N. W. at tii^iit 
 
 »i\ vaiial'li ?., 
 
 ill 11 1.1 
 
 ill! (llills; 
 
 Mil'', l..t. 
 il.ll..ii t ;a 
 
 Ml 
 
 |ii Igniriii Tj l\f, 
 
 C'oiirli piotiadiJ, allliiipc.lmitnt.s .illnw'J, is S. S. W. 
 
 I'J U) Ml .11 
 
 hi-1. 
 
 1 1 Mm. MifiJiaii f' MiJo, ililtiiicc tit 1 at. dv Mi 
 
 :Ml!i 
 
 partiiic 2^ 
 
 h 111 W. In N. Ill ilic W. Willi Kainsaiui 1 Miuh win.l at N. W with rain, Courfr tn ComnC A 
 
 M- ply I" ill' Wilt 
 
 a \v:iul, tun- S. W. hy.S. ami .S. W. ililt 
 
 till nil Imii.'iiucnts alliw'.l, 1- W- ''X*^' irucdurfc all.iw'il tor Lci 
 
 W 
 
 ililt 
 
 III- 1 1 1(11. j .M 
 
 ipamii 
 
 .Ml 
 
 L 
 
 W. ; w. iiiffit 
 
 t I. 
 
 failM 
 /anl 
 at. ic< 
 
 '^p- I'-tMiKv, ?i...)i 
 
 Mil 
 
 iVa- 
 
 nation, J>. 
 
 • '., ilipaiturc 1 1 
 
 M 
 
 »>. .S I: 
 
 |i..!piiKiii -j l)i;.;. K Mm. Ml villi 111 liiltaiui' t^'r Mili«, Ijt. ;i«. di-ail Account fS Vc^. 15 Mm I '.u l,y 
 ' ' ■' lo:;.;y weather, winil.it Oblcrv.ui )ii 6i Dej;. ce Mm. depa'iii;rc n iieiUJ a 
 
 ii>, ate'e\i'ii iiitlie rnuiimn 
 
 ■It. r 1 
 
 tor.iingh 1 s im 
 Ti ' 
 
 lc"i, MeriJIan ilillai 
 
 ee 9'i J Miles 
 
 S.i I W S W. 
 I W aiilN.W li.li 
 
 aiKo. ,1, the wiiiiis The wind varial'lt Iroin N.W. to h.W.by \V. diftance ■ 
 
 ( Ivti' liie Welt, ili'khiurd fail'd /i.-- lii;. 8. M: 
 
 ■liil 
 
 I i.i;. b7 Mili-s; 
 
 rfe I i>iiraoK-d, \'. 
 
 we pl\ to ihf ivindwaid . 
 
 and I.. 
 
 eard 
 
 ef 1 
 liieiit 
 
 pi-, uad-.l IS W.hv N. , N.S.Mih'., dilt.ince luw'd, diitniicc VV S VV. diltiTeme ol Iat. 71 Mil' 
 
 Mil..-, 
 
 7j \>'\. iS M.n. Mciidian diilaixc 4)7 
 
 77 .Mil's. Iat U' Jiiig- departi;u- -,1 
 
 Mil 
 
 Ml^ 
 
 the tirit Nii 
 
 rainy and t'of;i;y weuhi 
 
 till till 
 
 aav at twelve, win. 
 
 toi'i;'. wi,i',li 1. 
 
 
 T:. A tv 
 ji. ) .;-■ 
 
 11 
 
 I',. 
 ,\V.N.W. 
 
 -4.M. 
 
 .S. W. 
 
 idW. iLlchaiili 
 
 S.hy V V. .iiid S.V V. wulithiik Fogs, Courfe per G 
 
 inpali 
 
 id S. S W. Co'-ine ;-■ 'l.eiween VV. I'v .S. and VV. K. W dillaii e laild /. 
 Ichaiil'd; dilian. e 'iil'd ln.K-Sl Mile., true Ciniife .illow'd VV. by N.ditliunn 
 
 line Ciiiiife. \'ariation and I'tviard <il lai. la Milei., depaiiute 49 miles, 1 at fn |i;,li>ii 
 
 d. li \V. N. W. N. 7-j Ml 
 
 [fl. 
 
 Mii.-s, dep.irn 
 
 ( . 
 
 Ml 
 
 ^7 Dip,. ',0 Mm. but by agOLdOhkivati'in I . 
 
 M 
 
 111. at iNoon 
 
 IX;; Miiij...ii diitance .\;- .Mile 
 
 Wmd. \'Vind VV. .iiid .S, S. VV. with I-ops .-nid R.i 
 
 li.iiWndardl"' 
 I'lil'e ill rli a Wli'i 
 
 'US li.m 
 
 W. .S. \V. and .S. W 
 
 Mr 1 iiitr.ie' 
 
 Ita 
 
 hd isS. .S VV 
 
 1 N. W. I'v W. 
 
 W. N. \V. t-auiire 10 niili 
 
 ply 
 dillaiiie 1.1 Lat. 11 miles, de 
 
 t') wiiiilward 
 
 iriieliiiiik 
 
 idli 
 
 I'li.d/i.' l.i'i; I'l Miles J true Couile. Vaiia 
 
 ay a 111 1 
 
 ill wind, at ,S. at Niglii. 
 I i.im eic.lit at Nii;lr, tilliuday aiNi-on, .1 ll.irtn from ;, 
 
 1, i;. N. N. \\ . ; VV. dilbiKC ..t'|lhe S. and b. S. VV luie C:ouife. di 
 
 at. S'J 11.1 IS 
 
 '■[■■ 
 
 It inle.i Lai. 
 
 .Mm. Mir. u. and, Ita'. 
 
 Mill 
 
 i.lgii 
 
 '1 .lil liiipi 
 
 r«sii-.<. 
 
 '.N. VV l.yN. -, VV.ditlirenceot lat 
 
 I S It lie?, deiaiiuir 16 iinlc., Iiitli 
 
 id at Ni: 
 
 .S. W. 
 Ta k 
 
 D' 
 
 W. Cc 
 
 at Nuisn tdl tins riiv at lut-iie, tviiiJ 1 V Vindlrom VV. by S. tn N. VV. «ith acold Hi 
 
 iirle 
 
 L'oirp.ifs ,S. by W. upon 
 
 triR Ci mil- allow'd is S, ly L. diilete 
 
 nee 01 Ijt 7s 
 
 W. N. W. I iilhemhei, c'ole liinl d i dit'arce iiiilc!.. depaitiiie I'J miles ; liule wind in the Atier 
 
 I.i;. ..'I Miiles, ir.ie Coiirfc protrai'ti d. all In 
 :•> :t'.':w'd. IS .S. by W. j W. .i'-. .Miles, 'iiltai'.cc 
 
 VViml f'l 
 
 VV. N. V V 
 
 VV. S. VV. 
 
 1 i .M.i 
 
 arti:rc 16 n;i!i>, l.at. /,' jiidpinent Civrle .I'low'd S. ^ I:, dillanee ut' l.at. 67 mile*, ik 
 
 ^0!.! .■.n.;to_i;fy weather, iltars up 
 
 lea 
 
 1 about ' 
 
 S Mdcs, u iiiii at .S. 
 
 S.W. 
 
 I • is ci.i) ir.orninp 
 II nil ' 
 
 atf, 
 
 iiir, wiii.l at 
 
 l'<)j;s, Coiirrc W. I y N. and 
 vc faw iiMiiy WiUoeks and ,'iliir 
 
 ■|. \>. ■ 
 
 S mftimes U'lrmv and Mmetinies i.iims; true Cmiifc .M,' 
 !lor.-e,l rcr lu.lpnunt VV. N. VV. ; N. "jj inilu, -i-.; 
 itlerenceof I_,jr. 11 ir:!es., dcpii'iiie V\'.47 niiles ; ti.e 
 win. I tuind VV. N. W. at noon, and at eight a Storm at 
 
 . c lie w.li;e we were nc.ir 
 
 tlie N. W 
 
 li ('c r.ith'ni T'liph .Sa 
 
 IKl 
 
 aii.l Itic.i 
 
 ill .S. S. l-.,ar 
 
 IS. U. bvb. 
 
 lime n.iles. 
 
 tn.N'-. 
 
 ) 1;, at Mill ;i time we 
 
 Kviiid 7!) b'ailii 
 
 'urn 1 1 at loin m the Miininp 74 Dip,. 
 
 M. 
 
 •i ,1 11.11. 
 
 Lat. 1" 
 
 ;ltai, 
 
 1 V.i 
 
 I 
 
 uilis, wiien aeconuilj; to iii) 
 
 Well Ironi 
 
 From Vei'terday ci^ht at Night t.ll to day at Noon, a T-.-,'.:.:' 
 Ito'ni t"r. m N.W. Couil'e /■> (.oiiip.ils S. S. VV. diHanec -•li'? » 
 faiidby the Lo,;. 116 Mile--, true Coi rli- allow'd, is S. 
 .'tllanitot I ai. ity miles, dcpai-tiirc W. ■; 11, lies. 
 
 .•Vr three in the Mi)rniiii' we f'lw ir.,-i-,y VVill.iiksand ,.• , - 
 
 ,'i v-|//r«.i, othti Se.vl'owls, and attire ih.- Land E. S. H. of 
 
 Men ban .liltaiiirl made I'rnnitlicCape j hipli I aiids, biinj; the Ides of r-o; I ,it at Neon h 
 
 ,111.1 li'iiii ihiiKe b.iek hi 
 
 ) ihi'Ut.. 
 
 ;4J'iK. i'- M 
 
 ■Ml 
 
 I at. at la good Ubfervation 61 1), j; 4'; Mm. the welhrnioU of tn 
 
 b. 
 
 y.y\ 
 
 lid >ari,i', lo V. n.difi 
 
 iidi.m di,1.ini 
 Jill S. S. F. tf 
 
 V\. N.W. (.,.,.iv'.e/'- Co.npafi between .S. W. and VV 
 
 dulaii.elail'd (1. I ni'. '/I iill'S, true Ciiuifu prntradcj 
 
 ' 7'i miles, lie- 
 
 L). 
 
 i> "). \V. by S. ~.7 .'>\r.i.'s, dilleren e 
 
 i^f Li 
 
 la- 
 
 jiidpi 
 
 'ieiii'i,iiKiiit,4nii. e;5 -, no f',rnuiKl ai Nikui at 
 
 nt 71 IVi>. S Mill. 
 
 iO( La 
 
 |ilie(e ll!es bcre then Lait eijjr Leap,"'':, fi 0111 lis; ,'.1- 
 Itancel'aild from the Sih ,it Noun till o.in d ■ , attnebe, 
 I .> mi!es, true (j.urfe alli<w d .S. by W. , W. diliantc 
 '.I'l.at. I if Miles, dij-atturt II, Miles, Lat. by Ji,i!i;mer.t 
 61 Dep. 4 Mai. diltaiiic between the dead Lat. ai d the 
 iihler\ed Lat. ic Miles, fiih.it the Ship is n.Mlle . mOic 
 South, and .oiiKijuently ni'iii: VVilt, Mrtidian diliatfe 
 I I I'J Mills, liy eorrtilion lijo; wc i;.i\e vh,ile uj a 
 
 1 1 -'e V 
 S. S. \l . 
 tin.' 1 I n 
 
 1; nines, llllt.ll 
 
 bible 
 bill 
 
 fl. 
 
 I 
 
 It. (. ■ 
 
 luiii'iiK'ni 7 
 
 1) 
 
 'iiirlo allow d i.s 
 lb nil 
 
 les, ileoar- 
 
 ri !i.inil 11 I'll ■ '■)''■ iiidi 
 
 e'.;. ■s . Mm. Mo- 
 
 ll 
 
 .•,■.4:11 at N' 
 
 la) a; twebe, lau.ible 
 
 Imal 
 
 el, liir Iho cit , 
 
 Abiilk (iaie atN. VV, Courfe between the S. and E. 
 ;et elear of the illaiids, dilt.inee faild bv the- 
 
 S. h. 
 1,1 
 S. dillaike ul La' 5H miles,, depanuie 
 
 J■"^ 
 
 .: Mil 
 
 true 
 
 -oiirle pr'ilr.u-led, u S. 
 
 76 M. 
 
 ■')■ 
 
 ip'Ae with til. beloic-niemion'd Ship, vvliich proied a 
 
 fri.l:r 
 
 .(l.'.l'./"* 
 
 ./.I,'. II- 
 
 ;. 
 
 b) 
 th 
 w 
 
 I-- U'.< 
 
 .Ml 
 
 . 
 
 P 
 
 •■:■>■ ' J 
 
 .\ 
 
 
 w- 
 
 
 IJ 
 
 ■ , 
 
 1' 
 
 
 ot) 
 
 1. .. 
 
 .S 
 
 ■".;• '■ 
 
 oil 
 
 r,.. !,'.■'• 
 
 
 i\. '7- 
 
 all 
 
 fiil'i 
 
 
 1 '. iS. 
 
 VI. 
 
 
 til. 
 
 ,..;h 
 
 We 
 
 -. 1 ■). 
 
 iJl 
 
\d 
 
 IJb. iV| cVtp.XXKV'll." T/^o>.t^6'/ro/7/'No 615 
 
 , to the I', wirli lo^'i, 
 ililt.UKi- liiirj/.v l.tij^ 
 ■ '/ Dif;. \'ariat;'iii, i> 
 liv, ili'i'aituriM >; iMili'\ 
 Ini. Meiiiliaii iliii.itiii 
 
 viiuMii m 1'.. ly N.ii, '/:.;, . 
 , ('oinfi- i"i C'iiii|Ml- Jill. :■ 
 \V. mir Ceil. Ic |'i(. 
 I. 7 Miles, iIcimhuic 
 
 I I'OgS, llill.lll (• fill .1 J'. • . 
 
 iL- allowil W. ; S J.,, ... 
 
 ur.- C-i Milis \V,-(t. 
 
 N il.iy .11 iwilvc, w.iiii (/..,. . 
 
 ^.'illl|'.lls liilUl'. 11 W. jtlj ;' 
 
 wiikI ; >lill,iiii.i' tiiKl 
 ro'.i.u'Kii lb S. W. l.y 
 '' Miiis S. i!"|'anmx- 
 
 I Rain.s. 
 till!) il.ny ai imlvc, . ■>..■.. . 
 
 L I '..iirtalJouJ.is w! ... ■, i 
 
 i.iy 1! twelve, v.iiul'Ii V„i,..v, 
 <. NV. nt lii^lii in iiR-_;, , „ 
 ill lu.l.lcii lilillS; true 
 Its .iIImwM, is S. S. W. 
 Miles, ilipartuic 25 
 
 I, Coiirfc pr: Comp.ii. 
 
 I'li Jfl I.'1g. I. .) M.I.N, 
 
 WW aiiil Vit'iatioii, S. 
 ; i Mile V, Jq'atiiirc 1 1 
 Uoi;. 15 Mm lut l.y 
 cpaiir.rc fiiU'dUJ a,- 
 ai;cc 9s j Mill's, 
 o i.W.by W. (iiHame 
 ^ly to ilif wimiwaid . 
 
 and I.iiwarJ «.»\ al- 
 •(.iirc ul 1 at. 7: Miles, 
 cy wiMtlur. 
 i dav at twclvr, wiinl 
 gs, Co'.irfc /'o-C.|ii|.3ls 
 
 W diltaii c laild I.-, 
 ;i VV.l.y N.ditt.un..' 
 iili's, l.ai fei |i:.lt;iiHii' 
 Jl'kivatioii l.ai. C7, <\; 
 
 ?...,i 
 
 .■^■.-,1 
 
 i:li I'ops aiid Rams. 
 
 kiward , inuCoiiik 
 l.at. 11 iiiitcs, di- 
 al Niglit. 
 
 Ni'oii, a (lurtii from 
 diiti at:d ail Iiniiidi- 
 
 'V.diflirnutot 1 at 
 
 wind at Noun. 
 V- with aci.ldU(>tin , 
 diiliniui; 01 Ijt 7^ 
 
 wind in the Alter 
 
 to VV. .S. VV. irii. s,,,;,, 
 )t l.at. £7 niilis, ih-' J ' , 
 
 liiis; true Con ifi-'^ '•■■'":'' 
 \ V, ; N. <ij miii.^, -is. : 
 
 u.t \\'.47 link's ; ll;c 
 id at eight a Storm at 
 
 t.ll ro day at Noon, a r.-".-' 
 ['.as .S. S. W. diHancc -•Iki," » 
 C ni ilr allow'J, isS. 
 <• \V. .; 11, lies. 
 w ir.a-iy \\ i!liik.iand j.- , 
 ,and E. S. H. of .i.-.. _,) ' 
 
 I at at Noon I) 1., ..,,. 
 l.n. the welU'rmoll of*'" 
 I.iap.iK':, fioiii lis; ,'i- 
 till r..iN li .. attwehc, 
 l-y \V. , W. d.liance 
 
 Lat. by JiaikjiiKT.t 
 :lic dead Lat. ai d liie 
 I Shi|ir, n. Mile", rroie 
 lit, Mrtidian difMnLC 
 I we past daW- Uj a 
 
 I'tween tin- S. and F- ,• . 
 
 dilfiiKs' faild bv the ,"■' ; 
 
 lukd, Ik b. I . l-y h 
 
 laiiiiie 76 M.ii , ssu 
 
 lliip, wliiLh [roved I 
 
 /..../.:m. 
 
 fnltr 
 M. 1 1 
 
 
 
 ,1 1... 
 
 I. ..'_,.. 
 
 .1 \ iS. 
 
 Lyniiuii'. Wind atN. N.W LVimfo ».r Coinjiaf. -S. I'. 
 I<y F.. Jillni. e I'lil'dby 1 In I jap. Si Milts. Ar NiJ.111 
 the nil- of l-.i( <'lorcN. v.. V) \.. ilnce Lvij'.nss oil , il.ii 
 wind iiini'd .Soiirli. 
 
 V.ni.il !i' wind Willi i;n' r, I' id.s At N.joii'he '"■','■,' 
 lllands liore Well loiir l.iaj.,u.-. : ihufe ot the O..''. 
 llli's we faw, arolow, lur th •(■.(;.-?/'■ we dr.ivir'.l ill 
 til;' l.ime lin.i-, w.ii. hieli l.iii.l, li'; 1 o.iiiik-, oif. I 'i" 
 'J'ide iif Flood fe;.s very IUm.i' I'.isvut ilie iji^.it an. I 
 /■...-l,.V. ■\: i-i^tlit at Ni^lil < <fr'i'/' liore a'xMr il.l'.lit 
 1 e.ipiies oil W li) S. wt mined awas .S. !• the win ' at 
 \V. s. W. |. I lew a Itortn. 
 
 I i.nr, I. ill Ni 'III ai eipht, til! ihi- da> I, iir m the Al 
 tituiOHM, II ll.w viiyh.1i I; Willi fro'n W. by "i ti 
 ■W, N W. We iiiidclier;;j id liy |m:.i;irciit '/,> Dej;. I' 
 All!.. I). I ariiirofi'oiii (.' :iiir/! ,17 irdts F. '.vc l.iw' many 
 Pniei..:..d .-.11; ilieSliii" , lefs wmd atNi;;li:. 
 
 I' iiiiYrilil'vias Noon 1.1 this days' rvvelv, .1 frelli 
 CiL, Coiirfe /'.. Coiija-S. l..it. !'/a^ood <-)lifeivai. 
 (-.1 ','. Pit;. I'. M n. 
 
 I iul. uiii.l ..1 W. N W. O.iMl'e /■!■.• Con, (.if. S 
 I'^illaiie l.i!il I V till Iri; •, ; iini.s; foi weail.i :. a; 
 X.:oii wiiul at ,S. we Itoixl ill tor ilie I iiKt.aiKl ii'aki- 
 w.lh iw.>I itliini- I'lxit. uivler l:ii':^i jh Colours, but uin 
 ;j,,/,'. , ai lix ai Ninlu we n' t in with rhe l..\n.\, 'wo 
 1 i.i^iie:. Niinjioi liiimni'i- Callle, we t.atk d and Kood 
 o|}. ilie wiiiii .Soutli. I he wind ccntnioed .S. i'> the 
 .S. S. L At Noon IV/.iwKii;.. CaIHe .S. ti . iwoliapues 
 oil tse |i|, 10 ilie lioiiih. 
 
 W 11 11 1 at W S. W. pittty hipli ,ir Nno'i. wr (land 
 alonp the Mi.)ai co the ,S. ai tuo a i lock /^i.n/.//. i/'^'/j- 
 hc.t.l. Welt .il'oin two Miles. Wind at W. S. W at Noon, 
 sse came to an Aiu lioi a I,i av>iie ivi 'he Noitli of Crnm ■ , 
 tlie 'I ide leiiii' Ipi'iit. At lix the next iV'.omini; we 
 weiitlied Willi tile '1 ide, ami iiiniiiii; up liitw, . ;( -Reads, 
 ^aiiie lo an an, hoi inll a.^amlt the lowii ; at eifj.t ar 
 N.idn wet.irn'd. iip.ibove iliel'icr, and aiieh..r d aeaiii ; 
 llie 1 ide l'ein|.. Ii'iiil, wind .S. W. 
 
 At e.^lv. iie\' M'.rnnn; wnj'.hed with the l-'lo.id, and 
 turned 11,. wiiuiward; weaiiehored at tor.i iiiilic Altei- 
 lioo.i w;rh uMi Tide 111 V /.'Ml'-'!' Ray, at eit;ht tail.om 
 ivaier, the Chiir.h leaiinn N N. W. a frilh (iaii from 
 .S.N VV. ii>S. S. \\. .■\t eii;ht at Night we lift the Bay 
 with ihel'Jood, and turned up .//i'liiiy. Road, where we 
 eai'.ieii) ir, aii> hor. .\\ nine 111 the Mornini; we weighed 
 Willi the J'lde of Fai.id, wiiha iVelh Ciale at W. J>. W 
 andmrrd ini.> the .V/.vir i>, where we an.hored at tive 
 ill ilii l,ieinri(; ai nine I'athoni water, the V.-,f Land 
 1 e.iiin;; \V. hy N. At h iir a elo.k We niMi'd windward 
 w til ilie Ij. od, wind at W..S. W. .\t tne an. hor d u(v 
 oil the '1 1 ie ol I'.b'-', two Miles below rhi mutjle 
 gioinidi , .It Noon we weij'''ie,l with the M.iod, and 
 iiiin .ito v.'iiiviwan!, windai W. by S. at lix we aiiehor- 
 ed lieiiw ihe Mi. mi . At f mr m the Morning we weisjh'd 
 ariihor. and liini'diipa Mi'e iloveihe llu 1 of tiie.Vii.i., 
 s'.iii.lat ^^'. N. W. we aiuliorcd upeiii 'he I'.Wi, ahotit 
 iii;lii a • I ),s, aiil \vei<,.!niu .iivlio; agamatone, wndat 
 W N. W . timed up the R.ve.. 
 
 \i;ei llu- lournal, I will ijue voii my Tlioiiyhr .of the 
 UdVi'sapi. iiid a iriie Rela' m ot .«ir Mil arria^c, 
 u.i.i :..;ii ■ O'.'.ir-aiions 1 ma.le i. iriiig the Voyage. 
 
 .My lint Krioi wss,, to iollosv the Opinion of /('...';'.« 
 lU't.ihs, „ -. to Iteer fidiii the North Cape directly 
 N. 1.. and I.) to fall in the 1111. Idle-way lictwixi .\, .■. 
 ;;'.-//ii.a and I'l -cii i.L.i : Aeeor.iingly havitip made the 
 i an 1 to till Welt ot the NoiihCape, I Iteord the 19th 
 ol ,.'.(i.r N I', by ilieConipafs, wlmh was iiotfomiuh 
 by -he trueCiHiili, be aide of the Weft Variation. Ihe 
 izdot" }iinr wedileoveid the main liody of Ke, at the 
 Lir. (.l'76 De'^. 00 Leaniies Halt of i.iicc'tir.ii.i. At lirlt. 
 1 Uippoled 11 10 have been the lee that is a..ijoiniiii> to 
 <.'ic.<.,.i«,r, ai ,1 eonleipieiitly, that, if 1 oid Itcei nore to 
 liieHalt, 1 lliniild meet wiili an open Sea ; 10 1 went 
 a'oii'.; dole by the lec 1.. S. h. and VV. N. W. Lvery 
 i lapiie, Ills ot more, v.e imi with a I'oint of lee, but 
 wi.en we same lomid, s.e could fee noke t.uhe North ; 
 '1 li:aM-l:n!» in N b.. an li. m at a time, we Kill law more 
 I . a Ik, id ; f) we We ret.. r ed toeontiiuieioallingihc I e. 
 I.<iiiet!iii.-i in hopesof aiiopen Sea, mil Ionic imes ipme 
 diihianrntd w.th lecii.p moic I. e, till we were | ilt all 
 I. pes of ha' iiii;lii;htof .Vt'c ^hh , and the lee ad- 
 I iinnp. to 11. 1 Ins eoiiviiucd iiK of the Hir.ir of Mr. 
 .' V:hi ;;. H-, .itid ol tli.- bai itv of the 0«fi.'. Re- 
 1.1 lions, as wed as of ili. leot our ownConntrv-mcii: for 
 't 11 now 111. ( )p nion.'.hat it there is noLand to the North 
 1,1 ^i l)ep. .,f l.at. the Sea is ail frri?.;'n ,iiid always will 
 be li' : for I oai 1 not pet beyond the -(> Dep. aii.l yet 
 '.' 'iii.Ji: lio;ren witiiout interiiii.iioii„ an.l, itii veiypro- 
 ■ui.'e, thai'.Ii Uiiic b.e sve law on il'.e r.uuti Body ol n, 
 
 I 11 
 
 ii„l 
 
 a, ,1 
 
 uid had 1 1 v-ii conveyed ten Deg.toilieSuutJi, would !,avo 
 ru]iiind lome Age» ui thaw it", and tlu loole li e\u'fai» 
 il'.n I the I'.Jpeiiii'tlic iiiaiiiCulk, v.asl. .m'c a r..'.t thii k 
 aliive ;l e Siiilaieol thcnai. r, wlmeas the relt .d" tin; 
 Cat.e\...is iShiajt imdir war.n. llns in...'' nie .on- 
 |c-t i.e, th It all ihele lalt Miiiniaii.siii i. e, :iii li ! . ,.f 
 lieie.h'y n n hlnp from ilie SIkji into |1 Sea, wli. .1 I 
 u |. 1 ..I l,nu ,'. Ill b.' the lliaj!' \v,i. Is a on;; i;„- lie in fh.- 
 mid I. ly Li.".w,.en t!ie two 1 .ni.U. bein.; no n ..ii ;l,in 
 70 1 ..iiioii, ; 4 fign that there .^ I and to ti.e Ni I'h a.i.l 
 llu: .N ..I ." 1;./, landC'C 1. ,1 .' are liie f.im.- C out ..1,1 , ; 
 lor, il there were .1 1'.ill I Je, time woiifl a'lo b.' ilm ". 
 rent, of will h I eon! 1 pitciue liitJiy an-, .'o.id v.l,,ui 
 liiile there was run b, S. U. along the K. , beint^ Mil) a" 
 Imali 'lide that iiliha' out eight F. o.. 
 
 The 19th of '•• -was the fatal i.avtooin Sh.p, v 
 
 I". -1 g I X. e.'.liiip loi;gv, the v.n.d ini.n.i .n V.', 1: 
 
 webeheviii.; the We.ieiii.oll I.iikI of .\ ' , ~m,.( 
 
 I;. S I;, ol us, I'aj.t.iiii K ,1 -J rir .1 a (u.ii, ..1 .' 
 
 ihcte was lec a head : I nofooner looked, bn: f . , i ,1 
 
 'ill. l" .iRo. k : 1 d ! .ill 1 10 I.I toge' , l...ir, I tit in 
 
 v.iiii, lo. li.e drill k .ig.iiiill tluRo. k ;liitC"aptim ; ,, j 
 
 i liaiiiiga loniidcr.Ship. if.aped, b>ljevls imgidji I'u,' 
 
 videiiee, and lioo.l oil to Sea: vsc nfe.! ,ill p. .-,! 'e 
 
 iiie.iiis 10 I ive hei, b 't as it blew veiy nard. and i.r 
 
 AllellOr^ eoiil.l ,i,i I'siii.lerM.'C, wo wei'i red.i.:cd t.i li.c 
 
 ; ntnioiidelpait About fue ho.irs, to ■ iir gi.at ani.i/^- 
 
 nieui, we law Land dole under out I'erii ; '(the Fus |.;. 
 
 i ingth.n dil|iifi,l fowe got out 011 Ikiits, and the I'le- 
 
 . na e w |., Unialho.ii to lee whetliei iliiTi wiit ai:y aad- 
 
 |iiig; they rcilirned wi'.h this delelul neWs. 'Ilia- :l,e 
 
 louphnefs of the Sea, and the fnowy Clilli.ol.oar. made 
 
 It ni.ixiliible for iiH lu land : we lia.l then recoi if. t.j 
 
 Prayers, to rcto. mend out Souk 10 l>od Aim '.;lirv, a. 
 
 Ill iiig no hopes ot lelief. Altci I'l.iyers ihc sseaiher 
 
 1'roii d li mcu'haieli are' wIho fokirigONtr theSreni. 
 dif. oietei a ininll lit.icli. vsiiirel tlioni;lit \\c mielit 
 p.iliib,\ land ; 1 lent 1 hi I'limafe tluihcr. but tlic\ di^rli 
 not Ian 1; bi.t the lioai w.th .bout iwiiev iV.i n, i.o. 
 lale alhoar, and then were follow a iv ti-.e I'mm.'i : 
 fonie of them returned withbxJ.h the Iki.iis, an I 1 r- 
 der'.l rhem to put into the I'lnnace tsso Harie.'b ol Low- 
 der, lome liiiaii ..Vrins, Molly, Provilioiis and my Pa- 
 pers : wliieh vvasiio looncr done, but ihe was over let 
 i Y alugh.Sca, but the Men were all laved b\ thel.ing- 
 Loat, ixeept one wiio was drown'i! : Tiuv wi i;ld neeiis 
 eoinpelmeandm" Se.tetarv 10 ijuit the Ship, which we 
 did at iait, andafrerwaids lent the I'l. at L.kI, to fetch the 
 telt, who were all brought alhoar exccp: one, who hav- 
 ing rtr. reeoveied himlelf hiiee the over lettini; ■ f the 
 I'lniuce, v.'astor>.ed to be leftbe;.;ii,i. We n,,.de I'eim 
 ot fomeCanvasandourOars, and railed ih. ].on;'-boat 
 [WO boor, and made a Deck to keep out the Sea. in 
 tending xudiher tofailor lowto /(/,/;; ; but as Ilie c uld 
 not carry above j. .M'en, tins oii.a!iotied m fma!l Dif- 
 coiitent among lis, evers one ^hallengiiu' the lame rii'ht 
 witluhe others : All I could do in this Exuviu y, was, 
 
 jto let the Rr.aiidv bottle po round, which kept tlieiii al- 
 wajslox'd, till the eipl.th of J«'> (tlie iiinli day -ifter 
 
 ' we had been alhcar ) Captain FLiwa came lb feaioiLibly 
 :o our relief. 
 
 I .\ !'.: yimW/r, i. e. \v l.r.iiam the Rjif'-i-hl am>uai'e,A ivii. 
 IS unknown hithcno whether it be an Ilie, t r ad' lining .""' •' 
 t> the Continent of fofrtr ;.i .m i : It is melt alwavsco- ""' " 
 vcreU Witli Snow ; the tiround Hi pgv, ii] o:\ wf,. I'e Su- 
 perticies grows a km. 1 of M.sfs, which bcare ii a linall 
 blew blower. Aliout two Foot nii.ter the Supertiwies of 
 iheGroiiiid, isan entire htm body of Le ; In other Cli- 
 mates the Snow melts foonelt near the Sea tide; but 
 heret'ie liiowyClifis ate continually feeii near thP Shear, 
 in l.me pi ices ai high as the K c-:.:),.h m .^^'j, . .'\r loin.; 
 diltaiice Iron the Sea lule, we foun.l the to;>^ of fome 
 Mountains w.tii.nit Siio'.v : we found the Tra.:k of Bears, 
 large Deer, and boxes : we law a little Creature 11 r 
 unlike a Coney, but no bigger than a Rat. and lome 
 f.iiall Hirds like L.tiks. .•Vlniiidaiiie of Iniall Kiei.Ic's 
 run tniiii the Hil's iiiti the .Sea, near which von fee 
 ibiindaiKi of bla' k .Marble wiili white V>ii:s, b-^t up m 
 the nils riothiiip but Slite-ltone. l.'niothe Foiiit veliere 
 wel.ilt ,1111 Ship, I pan the name of V.'' ...•'.,';'; unto the 
 High Hills that of K'' ^■'n.u.cs < s.; iv-'(/.'i ; an.t to the 
 reTt I'oinr to the South, being tie Welt Point of \ ,1 
 v'"' ', ihe name of -.■mi-,' ,[■'■: c»i.l : th- North Point 
 1 ealld K (; /'/..•. Point Vf.-r.i ? lies ar ■'4 \>.?. ;o 
 Mill. North lat. and in Icn^uiile Lait Iroiii • », 
 (■^ Del!. CO Mm. Ihe Variation of the Conif. l', is ij 
 Org. Welt; It is I ill Sea at S W. .Vb on. 'llu Ti-.'.c 
 liles iliriVlly ciebt boot, and lets. 'oeollv ui ontlicShoar, 
 a lertainligiuh.i' 'here 13 noPalfage to the N. iih. The 
 Sua Water near 1 1.'.- lee and Sli.'.ii, is inwcli laltcr th.in 
 P p p p 1 any 
 
 (i 
 
 m 
 
 r.' 
 
 ^ f 
 
 ii. 
 
 I \m 
 
 K 
 
 \ i! 
 
 
 »; h 
 
 1:1, 
 
6i6 AViJcOhrJe of aTaffage by the North-Tole, &C. Lib. IV. 
 
 •inv I L-vi't lutltil K't'otc, an.l mi'rh heavier, but lo . liar 
 m.l tiviiif|'.iiciir, ilint M So I ailinni ( n 481. Fuji : 
 W'.i'ir, I .iiiiKi plainly fee the Shi'lK at tlu iHHiuni 
 H.\,l Ihuavilcil ill tlli^yoya!•l^ I >\(iiM havii'.ivcn )ov 
 
 aniorrci.lCl Accmint nl every Uuil«, whwh I «iii row 
 fdried to lupirfcilc, by r-.ardii otitic lnfM'f my Paperv 
 in ilu I'iriiiaif • Hut niy tx|<trinu-iii, ot'tlie Mannii, 1 
 inteiiJ lu publifli In a iie>.iili:itTrcati(e. 
 
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 Ill hi. :. , 
 
 Uiii Hi,/ 
 
 C H A P. XXXVIII. 
 
 A Brier T>ifcourJc of a TctlJagc by the Korth-Tole to Japan, 
 ( hiina, (re pleaded by three Experiment s. And JnjiPers to all 
 Ob/eHions that can be urged againjl a 'Pafjage that way -^ 'By 
 
 Jofcph Moxon, Fffc ()/ r/;^ R oyal Society. 
 
 A 
 
 Moil,; the ir,;inv llfiys that liavc Ik'cii mailc 
 '. t\i,.i I ni-cr I'ali'.i "0 to i,>p.vi, Cl<iu.i, *c. 
 ilu 'ii'iit pri'Kil'li- an.l liktlv hath ,T> yet (iti 
 mv ( 'pi;.ii"'n ) lini 'Atrftin. or at leall not 
 .it'ciiii'i.l : Mill thkTif.irc I lli.i;l hcnhy rraiiimmuatc 
 my C''M■,<•t■^n:ll,^ to piil-lu-k Approbationor Cciifiue. Ii 
 in. thi; a I'.iiri^'c nay ><.ivpiobaMy hcaliomtlic \aril- 
 I'o- ; If., I the Kcaliin irulii itg ire to comeive lb, is, 
 1 ' u"\' l-,.i"c no Certainty fr.im all the Uil.ovenes tlut 
 have Ken mule of any 1 aiul lyiii){\vithiiu'inht Degrees 
 nl'Oiit ihc P^le ; hut on the lOntrary, that I havccreili- 
 l)|y been intornuii by a Steer-man ot a liuiclnhecnlnml 
 Shir, tliat therein a tree aiul open -Sea iiiider the very 
 r.'k-, anil Ibiiiew hat bcoml it : and I for iny own part 
 r..\c iTodit to his Kelation, ami do eoneeiie that any 
 I'llti in!;eni 'US M.mwould do the like, did he know in 
 \\hat in !o,-.ill manner, ami by what an unintcrclled 
 Vudiiit I hi; pcacd to hiat it; tor thus it was : Bcim; 
 about 11 Yc.ir^.i'iO in .lniilt<.l,:in, I went into a IVink- 
 in,; h' ule to iliiiik i Cup ol Beer fi r my 1 hirit, and 
 lit ng bv ilie puhliok Frc, anioiij; fevcral People, there 
 hiprncd .iSea-man toccnie 111, who Iceing a Friend nl 
 hi* ihiTO, who he knew went in the (.Vern/rtw./ Voyage, 
 vvomlrcd to lee hmi, bccaulc it was not yet tunc fur the 
 <ii.--«.',i«,i licit to come home, and afl<"d him what Ao- 
 videni brnuclii him homclo loon ; his Friend (who was 
 thcStccr-nian.atorelhid, 111 a GxcnI.imi Ship that Siun- 
 rret ) told hiui, that their Ship went not our to nih that 
 Summer, but oiilv to take in the Ladini; of the whole 
 Fleet, tiibnni; it to an e.iily Market, t' . Bur, laid he, 
 before the I-'leet had cauplii I'lih moucli to l.ule us, we, 
 by Older of the (i')rfHiVr»</C ompanv, tailed unto the 
 .Vo,//-fi/-, and tame Kr k ataiii. Wliereiipoii ( his 
 Relation being V :.•/ tome , I tnrred into difcoiirle with 
 hull, and leeiV.'d to qvclhon thcTuiih of what he faid : 
 but he did eiifrre iiu it was true, and that the Ship was 
 then in .imlKi.l.ui:, and main ot the Si-a-iiien belonging 
 ro her to jiutify the irutli of it ; and told me moreover, 
 that tlu\ li;ul failed two IKi;reis be\ond the I'ole. 1 
 ilkd hull, ifihcy ibuiid nol.aikl or lllands about the 
 I'llc? Hetoidiiie No, ilure w.is a tree and open Sea: 
 1-lkd him if thev d\lrotniei t v,iiha(;rcat dcaloflce? 
 Ke told iiK- No, they faw no ke : 1 alkd hini what 
 W'eathir they hail iliere ? He told me tine warm Wea- 
 t'ler, lueh a* \\i\u .li.iil.-'.l/fi in thcSiiinmer time, and 
 astHjr. I ihoiild ha\f afkd hiuimoreCiuellioiis, but that 
 he was ingai;ed 1,1 dil,oi;r(< with hit Friend, and I 
 ■-oiild mt in mriiirtly iiirrrriipt them longer. But I bc- 
 bi ve'heStecr-nMtifpokematter of Fadf and Iriith, for 
 hefeeiiid a ['lain hrnctl and unattliftatioiisl'erfoii, and 
 cue wlioeould havenodclign upon ine. 
 
 Hit though I Klieve this Itory, yet meihinks I hear 
 iiLinv ('bjict auainlt it, and are apt to urge tliice lecni- 
 mg Reafiiis to prove it fa'le, or at lealt lome Fartitii- 
 lar of iii'l<.elatioii. Ami tirl?, 'I'hat it cannoi Ik- warm 
 iiii.lcr the I'ole, Iccaufo tbat about GieenUnil, and ma- 
 ny o'lui parislelbNiivihjrly, the Sea is fo lull of great 
 Bodies of Ic , tiia! Ship^e.m hardly lail for it. Sccond- 
 iv, 0< if warm, yet iv ' f'< warm as at /imjlcn'/nn m the 
 Simmer tune. biL.iiUc the taither Northerly, the colder ' 
 tt e.ither. Thir,Hv, Or if th'.y were under the /'cA, 
 that they -onld not tell how to cume baek, but that they 
 uii;ht ..■ well go fat! tier from, as return nearer to home, 
 ■."■i.aiill- t'l.- Nff./.'' poincim; alu,«ys \''iil\ they iinilt ' 
 .iceds- loo'.' tiuinfelves in the ,V /;/•-/'->/ , where it mult I 
 lO.lirtlTtirlvri" >(\'ia!l I'o iits of the I-ionzon ajike. I 
 
 One .Ai fw I r.uv luvc to the riilt and Uco»d Ob- 1 
 
 
 ii '.' 
 
 jcOioii ; 'I hat it cannot be warm nmlcrthf Ncrrl-PoU, 
 C--, it weconfult the Eipcricnte of Ttavellers and Na- 
 vigators ; we are told, that between tlic r<ofkk.i, nay, 
 under thc/;.;«iH(i^/i/i,,is generally as modente weather as 
 tieie 111 Knil.w.l m Summertime. Wliv may it not iheti 
 ieas warm umki the Pole.as here or at '.hmifr.ljm in ths 
 Suiiinicr time ? The final! height tlie Sun hath there, can 
 be no Fweption ; for then We having the Sun in its .Sum- 
 mer Sohtn e in jeller Altitude th.iii txtween the Tro- 
 pieks. It mult needs he much colder here, which is cou- 
 iradidled. But one Keafon why it is av warm here as 
 between the Tropuks, is, becaiitc between the Tro- 
 pieks, ihe Sun remains farce above 11 hours of 14 a- 
 1)01 e iheHo.izon to warm it, when as lure it remains 
 aliiioft 17 hours nl 14 above the Hirizoii, anil there- 
 Ion- leaves a greaier imprellion of lieat i.pon it ; and the 
 faitlier Northward we go, the longer it remains alxive 
 the Horizon, and leK under the Horizon ivery 24 hours, 
 till we uinie within the ArC>ick Circle, where the Sun 
 remains tir lialf a year together, 11^. all the Suninici 
 .above the Horiron, and never lets : And ilierefore tho' 
 his Beams are not lo perpcndiailar, yet ihcy mutt needi 
 i.iufe a great degree ot heat upon the Horizon. 
 
 And if It lie argued that it is lo cold about tVwn/rfny, 
 ."^v. and the Seas fo full of I, e, tliat Ships can hardly 
 laiJ lor It ; yet cannot that Argument prove that it is fo a- 
 bout the /'o/f : became the Ice is made about Ihoars of 
 1 and, but never in open Sea, anvl comes there only by 
 ftreiigth of Currents, orhigh Winds, which do indeed 
 carry it fomefinalldiltanre fioni the Ihoar. But. as this 
 Relator laid, there is under the I'cle a free and open Sc.i, 
 i?c. and confequently loid of Ice, in .Summer time at 
 lealt. Befides, hxpcricnce tells us, that all Land-briezes 
 are colder than thole that come from ,Sea, and therefore 
 It may be cold about (/iff iiZ/rurf, becaufcof the Land, and 
 yet warm uiulet the I'cle, where thcSea is open, iic 
 
 Thi third Objection is, that it' they were under the 
 l''Ai\ they could not tell liow to comeback, bccaufeot 
 the inJilferency ihe Seedlr Ihuuid bear to every point 
 ot the Horixoii. 
 
 1 examined not my Relator upon this Argument, tho" 
 when I was parted fron-. him, I was forry I diii not. Bui 
 It is eafy to apprehend how to guide a Ship, either for- 
 ward or backward by an Obl'ervatiou of the Sun, a lit- 
 tle before you enter the /'..'.■ ; for bv finding in ct neat 
 what Meridian it is, oi upon, wlut part of the Ship it 
 bears-, whether on Head or Stern, or Starboard or I.ai- 
 lipard, yoa may inealurc Time near enough with a 
 (ilals, to know feveraldavs after, in or near what Meridi- 
 an the Sun is at any known or eltimatt time, and confe 
 ijuemly know liow to (irotecd forcwaids, or come back 
 with youi Ship : or it the Moon have North Latitude, 
 you m.iy do the lame by the Moon. But if the Pole 
 were Tiaded, in ihon time it might be found by Vari- 
 ation of the \ecdtr, for there is doubtlefs Variation in it, 
 and in all the Mciidi.ins about k, fevcral Variations. 
 
 Thus far it appears there is a free and open Sea in 
 Sumiiier-time at leaf!) aliotit the Sntli.i>o!e. But I 
 (hall add another RcJation of J.imn Bcti, whofe Fa- 
 ther lived about live Years .ago in Crown -Court in Hj'J- 
 Ic'-Jlffct 111 (\i-.e>,t-':.i)iien, andhimfclf row livesin If'if- 
 />«?. This Mr. B,» failed to t'l^f i" with the Dmcl; as 
 a CarpciHur of the Ship, and he ti^ld mc that that Ye.ar, 
 
 :;, I tfS. he was newly come home from 7,t;.(/' 1 alk'il 
 liiiii how long they were uiider-wnv home from thence r 
 He tobi nie, he could not weW tell, betaule whcnthc) 
 let t;'it fram i 'pan. Ok Capta'n comiiiai.Jcd the Steer- 
 
 n.an 
 
&c. Lib.iV. 
 
 IK, whuh 
 
 ilic lofsof 
 
 i'liii of the 
 ti(c. 
 
 huh I XIII row 
 
 inv Paptr'. 
 Manciii, 1 
 
 to Japan, 
 
 fnppers to all 
 %t way-, 'By 
 
 f il 
 
 I 
 
 ! t 
 
 1 iiixlcrthf Kerf I -Pole ^ 
 )f Ttavcllcrs and Na- 
 'ccn the Vicficl^i, luy, 
 
 moJcntc weather as 
 Why nay it not then 
 r at Ainj'nil.im m the 
 le Sun hith there, can 
 ig flu- Sun in itsSimi- 
 m bxtwctii the Tro- 
 r here, which is coii- 
 it is av warm here us 
 e iHtweeii the Tro- 
 ve 1 1 hour? of 24 a- 
 len as here it remains 
 : HcrizoM, ami there- 
 leat liprn it ; anil thf 
 ijcr u rrniains alxjvt 
 nzon every 24 hours, 
 ircic, where the Sun 
 
 ii;(. all the Siimmct 
 : And tlirretbre tho' 
 
 yet they iniift needi 
 ic Horizon. 
 
 cold al'oiit drernlimJ, 
 liat Ships can hardly 
 It prove that it isfo a- 
 nadc about Dioars of 
 
 comes there only by 
 Js, which do indeed 
 le llioar. Buta« this 
 
 a free and open Sea, 
 
 in iiimmcr time at 
 
 that all Land-briczc? 
 im Sea, and therefore 
 aufcofihc Land, and 
 he Sea is open, iic 
 they were under the 
 ome back, bccaul'eot 
 
 bear to every point 
 
 n this Argument, tho' 
 forty I dill not Bui 
 dc a Ship, either for- 
 311 of the Sun, a lit- 
 n finding in ci neai 
 t part of the Ship 11 
 or Star-board or l.ar- 
 near enough with a 
 1 or near what Mcridi- 
 atc tune, and confe 
 L wants, or tome back 
 have North Latitude, 
 oon. But if the Pole 
 ;hr be found by Vati- 
 iibtlefs Variation in it, 
 fcvcral Variations, 
 free and open Sea in 
 ic Knh.l'ole. But I 
 ■nrs Ben, whofr Fa- 
 Cro^vn-Court in /(i/- 
 fclf now lives in If'.if- 
 .i« w iih the Oiiicl; as 
 d me that rhat Year, 
 c from J.if.iii ■ I alk'd 
 IV home from thence " 
 ?n, becaufc whcnthes 
 on'iiiai.Jed tho Stect- 
 man 
 
 I i 
 
 i'A- 
 
I 
 
 
X. A X I K. y^ t^oyazc to Snitzbergea dnd Greenland. 6i 7 
 
 man m raililnc Nf.^M,, j„tl they ai«. f»i| from »lien,-e a- 
 lioiit .}iJo Dur Mile, .ihi.h tJ almoli , Pf^refs dm- 
 North. I :ifl{il linn wnetlut they met with .;, | jnil or 
 llUiul% a:. I hill (lone bcton; ilii- iJKfr/'ii'i-i-w'.i' j Sti-fr- 
 ni»ii • III' i"l'l iiH' No, they hw IIP I.anJ, l^it f.^t 
 fheiowjj a I'rrr ami o|hmi Sea fo far a< tlioy iailcd, tio: 
 anvlipn r I Land apiTSfcd. I .illt'd hiin >vh) thry ftijcil 
 ibiar Norih«ard * He told nic he coiiM not nil, finly 
 
 ihc t'ai'iam lomin.iiidcd it, ■'(■. But I I'lippofi- ihi 
 lir.il-lii.Li Company lommandcd tlio ("artain, cither 
 10 make ;i I'lfcoverv ct I and to rncrcale Trade, or t<> 
 fatisly thenifilvii with the Knowledge ol' an open Sea, 
 that wh'-n they law Krafon, ihcy iiiiKht ixpcilitc then 
 Voyancj lietwren IMLtnA and tliolc Parts that way. I 
 was llnis iniiuiliiive Willi him, In-iaufe ever lini <■ I heard 
 the f'cjimcr Kelationol the';rfd;/.imyStcer-tiun, I harped 
 at a Pallanc through or ahout the Natlh Vole to l^ffii, 
 Ciiipiit Sec. aivl l>y theretw()dtl(nveiics it appears very 
 probable that iherc is fo, and that it ispaHablc iiiSiim- 
 niir-time. 
 
 1 toiiic to a thiul Relation, not only of the I'lolialiiliry, 
 biitofthe CrrMiiiiyof a PalfiRi- found by the l{iitliini this 
 lal) Yiar, as it laiue toiheH ituK of the .Si retary ofthc 
 H^i:>l S defy (niin ytmlleiiinm, by a CorrLfpondfjit of lii:> ; 
 wnitli in IiMJtH. Niiiiib. 101 niiv. in thcfe wcrds 
 
 A Lrtter, tml Mip, vrl hng fine fniitr ih l'ulli]he> ,li i-.n 
 lixpiricnccil I'rrjm Jrji.ihi^ ,u .\llirtcrd.llii, cm'tinitig n 
 II lie Dcjcripiion (/ Nova ZeinbLl, I'^-rl.-t rtiilitn Inii- 
 nialim c/ the A.h<tnt.igc efiii Sh.tftfnJ Ptfilicn. 
 
 S I l{, 
 
 ' I Herewith fend you what i have received out 
 
 ' ' ot Mu/cefy , which is a New Map <■( Nnvii 
 
 I \tml/U and H'eig.fts , at it liath been Uifcovcr'd 
 
 ' by the ciprefi order of the Ctur , ainl drawn 
 
 ' by » Painter , called Pmitlnpotiiki , who f-nt it 
 
 • nic fi ;m MeffD .u a Prefcnt , by whirli it .\p- 
 
 ' jirart , Tliat Ni«<i l^fml/l.i is not an Iflaild. ai 
 
 ' hitherto it hath been believed to be; and that 
 
 ' 'he M.t'f Cliciulf is not a. Sea, but a Si'nr- oi 
 
 ' ^^1 , the Water* \s hereof arc (ivcct ,' nhuU u 
 
 the \Mrn- f..ith wlur the ritrlari do alfo alfun: 
 
 111 , who have tailed thofe Water, in the very 
 
 nildll ol the Vmi,/. Tlie ^fmcjrat as Well a iht 
 
 /'.ir/.iij, do iitntintioiifly afirti , that pafline or. 
 
 ' the Ra, k of Nft ,i )(^,niu , at -. confidcrable di- 
 
 Hani I.- fioin the Shoai, N.nigators iiay well paf* 
 
 fi J.ir ai Jttpitr. And tii j ^tcvi. lani' in the 
 
 ' l-.n^lilh and /)«'('•, that Icciiig to get to .7.i;«« 
 
 'on the South lide of ,V ..« ^f»i.''//r, they havi 
 
 ' almod -ilway.s paded ihe I1'ti.-/:ri. The l.et- 
 
 ' tei O in the great Kiver O/;, itiarks the place 
 
 ' of a Catarakl> or fall of Watct ; the I.eitir i^ 
 
 ' denotes the conjiin(Hijii ct ^imL'a v.ith tht C;n- 
 
 ' tinent. The Kiver niatkrd / , runs towards i.lii- 
 
 ' tin, called Kjiixe , which Is tint every "here 
 
 ' havigaHc, liv reafon ol the Kockj and othci 
 
 ' IticonvcnieiKirs that obitriiiil tli pafTiiy of Vef- 
 
 ' '■■'■ H'ei/iitii it fell' is very ilimcult to paf', 
 
 lei 
 ' Leiaufc of the great (juaniity of Le eontiii.ial- 
 ' ly falling into it out of the River Oin , wlicrc- 
 ' by that llraight Palfaj^e is ftopp'd up. The t/r/n/:- 
 ' /Vi) f,) eve'y year a Jilhiiig up^n the (a.! fwcet 
 ' Sea , and that on Nova J^emth's futc. This 
 ' Map of ^--I'f :Kemhla is here omitted, Lcraufc lierr 
 * is let forth a Map of all the Ijuids nearcft about il:c 
 ' Soril'-Pfli. 
 
 Chap XXXlX. 
 
 The firjl 'Part of the Voyage to Spitzbergen and Greenland, 
 containing an Jccount of the Voyage thither ^ and of the IVcather^ 
 from April the i^th, to Auguil //jc 21JI, 1^71. 
 
 HKVlJlftC 
 
 temthefi *' 
 n if*.' 
 Il^c", 
 
 Mi; i. 
 M«; 4. 
 
 m 7. 
 
 All. 9. 
 
 Ah; ir; 
 
 *(j; 14. 
 
 A/.:> 19. 
 
 *.;. :^ 
 
 WF. fet fail from the F.lh, s\ind K. E. in 
 the Ship call'd the Jumri in tl/fll'rnle, 
 frtc, P.f/mof i;irfc:i:,ul Mafier. 
 Ihc ;7'.li, .11 71 Deg. nc had u)M 
 weather, windN. I*, by b. sscdili;ovcr"d the IWcof Jdii 
 Miri^i, S W.by \V. ten Miles of': 
 
 The 2qtli foupy weather, uc eanie to the Ice and 
 faild b.ack .lyain, as you may lee in the Plate, .\ The 
 joth foggy and liiowy weather, win. I North 
 
 Siww and Hul, wind N. W. by W. the Sun fet no 
 more after this d.iy. 
 
 Cold but fun-lhiny .weather, wind N.W. we law a- 
 butxlancc of Seali. 
 
 Moderate weather, wind N. W. b\ K. we fav.' many 
 Ships failiiiR aliout the Ice, whiih abk'd one another how 
 many Whales they had laught: thoy would aniwcr by 
 figns with their Hats; and it they had their lull I'rei^ht, 
 they bung out the (iteat Has ; '<> t'la' »' any woiiM fend 
 a Menage, he might deliver it to them, Jn yon Ice in 
 the Plate, \. by A. 
 
 Snow with rain. In the Afternoon we difcovcr'd 
 Spit^licr^en, the South Point of the North borcland, ap- 
 pearing like adark Cloud full of white Streaks. 
 
 The fame weather, wind S. W. by W. In the Aftctnoon 
 wemiitook ,i i'lntilh for a Whale. From the 2 5 th of 
 ///im7 till this dav, wc had not taken the Sun's Ahitude, 
 which wc found 70 Deg. j Min. 
 
 Stormy told wcailier, wind North , with exccffivc 
 Frolt. 
 
 Fine Sunlliiny weather, wind N. W. at 7 "5 Deg. 12 
 Min. Here tlic .Va is fmcoth, even after a Storm, if 
 'he wind blows from the Kc; but if from the Sea, it is 
 very roi:gh : wc faw a Whale but could not catih her. 
 
 A ealiii fun-lhmy day, wind North; we Itilkd two 
 S.uh or Sf j-Jiyjj. and faw a vail number of them on the 
 Ice. 
 
 It was very .aim bnt cold, wind North ; the lonjct 
 
 wc .' nll'd the bigger lie wc met with. Wc fail'd deeper 
 into ti. • kc in the Forenoon with ailbther //-iw/i, hit 
 Ship, .aji'd the l.cf.'ci, and tij^ht Diucl-wru, and law 
 about 3c Ships in all King in a llarbour rd Ice, as you 
 may fee at N" (i). 
 
 Fair and calm weather, wind S. W. wc law a Whale 
 when the Sun was in the Faft, which we brought to the 
 Ship, and found him Ipciir with I'.viir.ming. having a 
 hUifC'ii-l in (tuck ill 111', blelli, which Itunk vehemently, 
 and the Birds call'd .W.i/.Vmit/;;, i. r. follf.iCnr.ts (a 
 kind of Se.'. Guls ) fed upon it aliie. Wc fill'd 70 Bar- 
 rels with the Fat, Uit the Steam inHamcdonr Eyes. Sec 
 N" (1) The fame Night C«>«.'ittj Sc.-.nicn loll his Ship 
 in the Ice, call'd the/fV/' he by tht Seamen, brcinfe it 
 extends to the Well. See X.i (^) 
 
 A very fevcrc fioll, we law the Moon look as pale in 
 the Night time, as it look* by us in a cle.ir dav. 
 
 Wind N.t. by N. v.e came very near to a Whale ; 
 but jult as the Hirpooner was ready to f'ing the Harpoon, 
 he got under the water, h'^lding up his Head, and fo 
 fllnkllkeaSto^c. SeeN"(4,'. 
 
 A foggy and I'nowy day ; ne law inany Seals or Sea- 
 dogs, and kill'd 15 of them. 
 
 A cold (tormy day, .ind fun-lliiny Night, In t n,- 
 mnll be very nice to diltingnilh betwixt day and ni^hr. 
 
 In the .M'tirnoon foggy and windy weather at 77 Deg. 
 the Ice t.all towards 5/'i>;^if»;5S« : fee N ' (5) The lame 
 Night we faw above 2o Whales fwimming t wards the 
 Ire ; we got ourfccondFilh, which being wounded with 
 I.ance.s. bled fo vehemently, that the Sea was tinged 
 red ; wc brought him aboard when the.Snn was at North , 
 for you mull know that the Sun is our Clock at 'ip>t:{- 
 I'Ci^eu. 
 
 A cold, windy, fopRy Night; we arrived at Splt:(- 
 brnn-ti ; hrll we came to the t'oieUnd, thence to the feven 
 ke Hill.', and fo to the Htmburghers Hubour, Magdr.- 
 !r>ii l-n^lijhntn and l>iincs, and into the South Bay ; we 
 
 w«;e 
 
 Mo) II. 
 M.t} 30- 
 
 ■'1^ 
 
 -* 
 
 June 4, 
 
 Jur.i 8. 
 June II.' 
 
 7i"!* I'i- 
 
 • \- ■-,.'} 
 
 f :\^ 
 
 (' 
 
 ?...i# i^ 
 
 t ( 
 
\rv .?' r 
 
 6lH 
 
 /i Voyage to Spit/ber j^cn. 
 
 lib.iV 
 
 June 21 
 
 3'h I 
 
 7 in J 
 
 3';; 5 
 
 J..V s 
 
 ?'"> IJ 
 
 wiTL" lillowcilliy tlircc /(.'"/«. 'frMnJium /tKi/Shij'i ( 
 »s )uu io.' Ji N ' ( 6 ) IiiKur Vuvai^i'iljiihii, tvcl^wiio 
 Ikf til wo lime lo Sp nhrn'n, [n\Hi(e i\w wiiiJ linl 
 bUwnitaiiuiliir wjy i wc fill'ilAt \4'./ ,i wiili ihc tit 
 bl (lie i'ct.ii-iiK'iuiuiiLj Whulc. Wi (aw aiMlur the 
 faiitc iiii^lit, .irut lliiiiK'lx'c* H.ir|V>oib iiiioliiiii i Liiill'<r>' 
 l"C4kiti>!mil, Wr lolt h III. WV Uw llfn two Mm"''' "' 
 Si'ii-lKirli-s u|iijnil,c l.c; we .< riij tin liolf t*^" »l"^h 
 they wen- niiia- ih;i, aiiJ lo kjIlM iIkiu . >*"' l-iw »"" 
 ir.iny Whitc-iilli. 
 
 Fuirwc.ulur, iv:xtt\K l{fl'fufifU //Jf'iW./) we Uw 
 lU W'luKs, ,111,1 ^m oni- uf thcij* l" iIk" Niglu ilit 5uii 
 lii.i lliitii' Mi\ hiiulit. 
 
 Uel.uv nviUkiKsrca-'vio"'"!''-; **e kill'vltlic n 
 tiiilv, lull tlu tii(t ovitii'iiicJ one ul' ir.ir iloaiN. I !ic 
 I'lnc Mcniiiin aiiDilur Wl,.\le a|'it.ii'J mar tin- wiJc 
 ll.iiI<our, I'ut .1 /)iifir''Slii|' imiW liim. 
 
 Ii w.ii iiiii-ili nc .iiiJ I'liitv warm«l! Jiy aiiJnmlit 
 lull)! i wc i.timht aiiKtlm MjK- Wli»le, ami beinji in 
 li.ilt, cut till- Yn nil' a, 1,1 H'li.i It !"•<> the Fi.rcH.tillc. 
 VVi l.nv moie Wli.ilei ili.iii in all "ur Vo> ajjc, and gul ilic 
 li\;iiSVIul< : « • itr.itk aniitln r kl'orc tl)cM'.;,;.v, Lur 
 he no- IrolMj;.!!!!, •''Ixiiit N(Km, wind South, w,; (',oi 
 a (..vei.th Filli, «e ("iiKI a hiilc ilKiite ij the MyJi.L- 
 II •!' II , v '.niMve ,iinl»iiL>i. 
 
 The wiii.l tuiivim N. W.' withfiiow an4fa;n, the I., 
 c.iiiie fii I.Jul iipoii I.., thit "e wcrc!;Ud tiiUa\c(jl out 
 Aikli..r< bilund ; we gouhc einlith VVluk, whcitwith 
 «i iiii'it '. 1 Vi .1 /■. 
 
 We f.lilM with three Boats iiitotlic K^: 1 itote H:r;/iii, 
 .111.1 Mok .111 iVd whi'.c Btar wirh two viimniiius ; they 
 Willi!, I fwiiii iiithr witcr like Filh ; we f,i» alio ahiiiv- 
 il:in. ■■■ ot' s ' /•:. ;iikI killd uii.t' them, and the tell 
 {•■a' fo tiercel, .ipiiill our Boat., th.ii they luai feveral 
 holet III ilicr lkl»: NVe miflit ha\e i;nt Sea-hutte» 
 eiir.iii;!), but were liI'mi,! of hxilinn oir Shi|\ by Riing 
 tni, larinto ih.' he ; whenever tli, y h.'ppcn m lool'e their 
 .Slii^s ihey diUKirite a Cannon I'nmi the Ship, oi loiiiid 
 tir I'm i;; ei i.r HaiitlMiyt. 
 
 Wi kI N. I', hy r. the l>e fomini; apace, wc fail',! 
 fniii rlie S. I; laiiltoiheW, .i;ul haJenoiiKli to do to 
 j;er iliii)' ly lik- North (id.; lu lu xhr Hr,ul .nen ; ivo 
 fail'd loihe liur-liel.l, and iheiiee to the / '"X'// w.? (Bioii 
 
 'i 
 
 i»»X 1 *< y.U Ircar-"*" ( 7 ) Wi •Jflieil to ihc ¥.ti^.j- 
 "itlitN. t. vv,_.u, I" Oiiiuij-./ ol I a Mui'Miiure. It 
 w I', a l-'o^ *'"''<1 Willi .Siii>-n,uic, with 4 luin-l<uw <,l' 
 wiuic '•-' r''''y*''"uw''i, , ,iiiuiiily iiiu'd. 
 
 t windy, ciiU, and luiigy day, wind N. W. wc^k 
 i«vv nuny .Sliipn Ixict in the Ice in the lieti or Mujhlf 
 /)••. We kefi along lilt SJie.ir, aiidaiNn;lit mtcrcd the 
 Somji H.irlioiii, niark'd "dliN" (S'. 1 he ume Nij^lit 
 we letch'd witi't luuii ti.c hliuai iicai the l.'«. /' i/i 
 ^■uliiifn, outiil ahole, iiiaikdwith N' (o). 
 
 We law the Mioiuii the Moiiiin", and the iSth Ui-J" 
 iiig bcLalmd, we towed with a liuai into ihe Odnijb 
 H.ii! out, to nather luinv Htilis aiming the Uo.ks. We7i. 
 had tan weather, and lloiiiiy at Night, which ..omimicd 
 the ju.h, wind S. W. llic lllt it rainvl all ilay 
 lung. 
 
 ?<(/Hid, we iailld out of y. //.ii»M, the .Sun N, !""'«"-'. 
 wc law abiindaiiLe ol tm-JJhe,, it bcuig a loggy d.iy aiiJ«'^,VC^, 
 fu" ll.iiiy ai Nijtht. t,!, 
 
 The i^tliihe Sun did ihine ruwariTi,a< toiitvic ihoTar 
 ol our Ship beloic AI.r,;..'.i ,-'/> Hay. 
 
 The iv'' ''^KHV "caiher and told, wiml S. W. wc 
 .anie to the lurcuh.li. 
 
 Wi tinned Iroiii the <'.i.-/i«</i tothcWcf), the Sun it?'') -^ 
 S. !•., and lail'dS, W. and by W. towards the .Sea; 
 alterw.iids we .h.iiierl ■ i i I'oiirfe S. and H.xi.l S. !•.. 
 we lail'd jIoii;; the ShMar S H, bv .S, '1 hi S,, tl, fi,|t ,^ ^ 
 i.l the Km /.(«./ bciiigeight leagui-s N. h. trori u»: then .^, ' ' 
 wc fail'd .S. W.byS. the wiiidioldat N. W. wc Uw., ■"■' 
 abtind.ineei>l i-i;, yi/bfj, bur no more Whales. 
 
 .\ wiiKljf day, wind :ii S. E. wc took the Mcndiin ■<>';. y 
 height of the Sun at«6 Ucg. 47 Miii. and laill'd S. W. 
 all alon^ the North (hoar ot the C nntry 
 
 A Itoniiy and tuny Murtung, wind at N. W. but .i./i. 1 
 cleat M.xinaiKl llar-light ai Night. In the Mnrniiig we 
 lawtheNoiih Ule of HitlanJ, and ftiluig South .ifterihc 
 rain, kept our I'ourle hetwixr IlitUni xnA l.inf^l nrit 
 S. W. .iluruirdi S. VV. by S, ,ind then S. 
 
 A I iir warm day; we faw lhhc,',tn.L ( thi: H'l} Ilk ) -if},. ;< 
 S. K. of us, and tailings. E. toot in a Piljt, an.l ..itne 
 the 19th at an, !ior by the hrlt Buyinihr UUc; (.all'd the 
 HciRiivi) In [he Afternoon we fail'd to *;.(.<;< ///lif., 
 where wc anchored in a ra'iiyand ftonny Night, 
 
 C H 
 
 A P. 
 
 XL. 
 
 
 er iht f\ 
 
 ic'imI \fw 
 
 |v ' MIC ,l| 
 
 r/hKii'lin. 
 
 Hiw ;'if 
 fi ■)!■ umc 
 
 A VA'r^cto Spitzbcrgen; Tan II. Containing a 7)e/criptton 
 
 of Spitzbergen. 
 
 Itl'l. 
 
 TH P, lowcrmoit P.irts of thefc Countrits 
 lull'd Spif{iici\/eii, 1. c. i'c.ikfii Hill!, are Ii 
 oiate under 76 Uee. ^e. Mm, wcl.iil'd roSo 
 iJep. Ivy ii.l which i; i Miip ventured th;it 
 y, M ; r, bemj! iil,i,owii loihiid.iv howfar tjiis Country^ 
 f tiiidb tothe N, iih, tlio' by leali n ot the liiiiiiH'ls ol 
 lliehe It l'eciii»;H it thi re were l..iiid nut tar behind 
 • t ; '1 hole Coi;ntries arc enclofed with high Hills, or 
 pcrh.ipMlicwhol.- Louiiirv is the lame, bccaiifc one Ices 
 many Hilii eli.n.Ioneaii.iihcr: However at the Mulhk 
 U.v.n wc fuiii.l the Country foiiicwhat more level ; and 
 the further yo.i come to the ^all, ilie (iround growcth 
 lov.'.r, and von don't feetlicl hi Is fohi(;h over one another 
 as U't'urr ; ill. CtoiiiiJis.i.l lloiiy. 
 
 1 h.l'.fullb tii.it iirefeeii here, 1 riiipofc to come 111 the 
 Sprini; over the Ice, ^ liiilt u ibnd^ lirm, and ro golack 
 .V ,ii:: wiicii the lony Nighti begin. Ol the Birds we Ihah 
 l.iy i.iorc anon. 
 
 .".r ("jr arri'. nl at \hr l rc'.f.iiA of hjit^'crgtv^ ihe I'cot 
 (.', i!r.-.c .Mouiitnns appearM like lire jt a diitance ( the 
 ' I s' emj; covered wi.h Fons ) the Snow marbled in \.i- 
 ll.lJb■ll.ap■..•^, tiiade a gloiiotls Kehacl in the.^ir ; this 
 hiry appc,i;aii.c u look'd upon ai the Forerunner of a 
 Sl>n:i\ 
 
 't ou meet w i.h more or Id's Ice on thcfc Coalls, ac- 
 .oulii'i! as the winds blow, as if it U: F.:i(l, fioni Sn-d 
 '\.'w!ir i if N. VV. from (uccniaii.t .iiid the Ifleof 7i>/'« 
 hl}cii: lonictiiiics tin: O ail is furro'indej with Ice all 
 la,.' Siimniei' ; w'uch wh'iiii is let alloaiing in too great 
 I pnir.itv, the Sliips m.ikc to the Harlxiurs, Bays, or 
 Kncrs ; thele l.ilt have no tr.iit iv.itcr, nor did 1 ever 
 ■I'et wiilia Sprint; h'^re : The Rile of loine of thcfe 
 Kiv eii ij kiuwii, but of utUers not, by real'on of the vail 
 
 quatmtv of Ice and tniiiy Kooks undeincath the waicr, 
 but dilcovci d Ly a violent breaking and loaming of th» 
 .Sea. 
 
 You will find the Name: of the Havens ( as far as I Hitch. 
 have fccn ) iji the Map ol SpiiyOcrf^eii j ihe bell and faf- 
 eft among them ate the .Sj/r-Z/.i/isii', aud the 5o»;/- and 
 \'orih Bf.y ; the reft lyini; for the molt part either open to 
 the Sea, or are infelted with too much ice and Kocki. 
 In the South or North Bay 1 liave often fecn 10, 20, and 
 }o Ship<,atanthor, 15 you nuy fee at N» . lo)and(ii). 
 
 Molt ol the Bit.ls arc Icen here on or near the Land, 
 efpevially when they archaithuii» their Eggs; their Ndti 
 are ndt made up with far fetch'd things. 
 
 Moftof the Htrlis that grow here, are fuch as are*'*'' 
 fit lor the curing of the Dileafesincidentto this Cliniate ; 
 they grow molt where the water runs from the Hills (an.l 
 where the Nor;li and fcalt winds leall aftinll them ) which 
 always j:ries a kindof Mols along with it, which is 
 aniiiiemed by the Dung of the Birds. Near the i-im Lntuit 
 of S/iit^Lei^en, we faw vaft numUtsof Sea-horl'cs, but 
 fcarce any Seals. 
 
 At the hoot of the Mountains (tand Ice Hills, reaching i-^ : ■ 
 to the Tups of the rocky Mountain ; the ClifR arefill'd" ' 
 wirhSnow: Thele Mountains make a ttrange appcat- 
 ancc of I'rees, Branches, Leaves, C?i. ar a diitance. 
 Tlv ro are fcven of thefc fnow Mountains betwixt the 
 Rixks, of a line blew colour, with agicatmany Cracks 
 and Caves in them, hoUowcd out by the running down 
 of the fnow water; they arc encre.nled continually by the 
 melted Snow and Rain that lalls Iroin the Rocks, lb, 
 that they may be difcovei .1 a iiteat way .-it Sui, and .is 
 you fail undertlieiii, a Ship with its Mills is no uioie to 
 be compared to thuii, than a linait Ho'ifc to a lofty 
 
 .Steeple : 
 
 ii"i 4 
 
TTb-iV 
 
 'y 
 
 , .oriicti to ihe Fal'> ■ 
 si I a Slui'Miiuri'. Ji 
 witK 4 Iviin-liuw <.r 
 
 V, wiiivl N. \V. vkc?"- ■ 
 II ilic I let I or ktujhlt 
 laiNi^it intcrol (lie 
 H'. llir Uiiir Nii^lii 
 lU'ai tlic L'».: / 01 
 iiliN' (9). 
 
 I", 4iiJ the iSthk-J".' 
 Iswai iiitii ilic l>4iiijh 
 miiKilio Uoiks. Wi'7h') 
 
 ^lll, wtlltll >UII(il|IIC(l 
 
 it It uiiic'l all lUj 
 
 ii»». thi' Suii N. i; •'"'*"•'• 
 x-uig » tuguy J.iy aiiiJ.,,,,,;.,^ 
 
 rm,attointlithcTjr 
 
 :old, wind S. W. wr 
 
 the Wort, the Sunat?"; .f 
 A', iiiwariis ihc Sea; 
 fc S. 4iiil lt.x..l S. I;. 
 \- S. 'I lit S.v th fiilc ^1^^ 
 N. I",, trori u>: then j^ 
 Uat N. W. wc Uw^i 
 >rc \^' hales. 
 
 .ve iivA the McnJud-l^? 
 4in. and laill'd S. W. 
 
 J;. 
 
 iiiitry 
 md at N. W. but .ivV. 
 
 Ill the Morning wc 
 I'ailui); Souih .it'tcrihc 
 Un.l and /(.i/ii/ , iirlt 
 nnd tlii'ii S. 
 
 f. '.<«./, ( the Hol}ti!c).ii,i^. 
 in a Pil' ■!, and ^.inie 
 In the 'i/^i-;(caU\l the 
 lail'd to *C,k/;( //.;;r. , 
 ftormy Night. 
 
 Dejcriptwn 
 
 - -y 
 
 idcmcach the water, 
 
 , and tuaming of the 
 
 Havenb ( as fjr as I Hitch 
 the belt and faf- 
 aud the Sen//- and 
 part either open to 
 li Ice and Rocks, 
 len fecn i o, 2o, and 
 No, lo) and(ii). 
 or near the Land, 
 ;ir Eggs ; their Ndtc 
 igs. 
 
 ire, arc fuch a$ artW"'-*- 
 
 lent to ihisCiiiuate ; 
 
 from the Hdls (and 
 
 i attetll iheiti ) which 
 
 with It, which is 
 
 Near the Liw Lnniii 
 
 of Sea-horfes, but 
 
 Ice Hills, reaching I-'? ii- 
 ; tlicCliftarefill'd"^^' 
 c a llrangc appcai- 
 t>c. ar a diitame. 
 iiniain"; betwixt the 
 agicatmany Cracks 
 y the running down 
 cd cofitinually by the 
 Itoin the Rocks, lo, 
 way Pt Sivi, and as 
 M.uls IS nu iiiou- to 
 Ho'ifc to ;i lofty 
 ■Vccplc: 
 
 Chap. XI.. 
 
 /I l^\yagc to Spitzbergen. 
 
 6^*^ 
 
 J 
 
 Stccjle ; Tlie Snow ippeir'd dark from the rtiade of the j In the NW(A llmbfit jro«i fee « hif.ti Mo train, ""• a w* 
 Skiea, and abniK the middle foine fuggy CinUiU aji- fl» it n>f, .alld th. »/>./. \™,,", I c-.iiifr il;e Birl'iiiiltr '''"'*' 
 
 iv (o'lir 
 
 HwMOW 
 
 peard' 
 
 The true RfKks aj^r'ar of a fiery Cilo'ir. brt cfnilj 
 farce fre ihf top< ff ilieni, hy ntlcin if theClou'ij 
 lonici'f tliiin arc line entire Stone from ilie I )> lo the 
 bottom, ^eplelclItlllginl^,.lpea .Ire. :'■' ' \V,i|| : ihcy Ii.im 
 
 a fwertliii II, like lur hicl.S iirlie ,,in[;, .ifur K.nin; Mmintjiiii, .iiul ni.ir it runs ii; 
 terN' ( 17) The .Stone* if thtfe Kinks srr full rr Cuuntry, lall.l from it* (h-ipe, the/. 
 
 a hu'itms iKJifr hrrr;nurk'd with N'fiSi M.irc IiI.iikU 
 are •■ t tl.)wn in the Map, a, the fV //,•./ /<'>'■, ft'. 
 ■|hf HihN-ticl,l,nr n- ,ti.\ >, 11 a low (irouid, c in- *<«»/..* 
 
 lofid, ij I was inM, of Mates lit tf,li;t WIN*, jrd 
 nvcrcil with M .h. IKhind Irs a Ki.ifc cf llattilh 
 
 Kivcr imo ihu 
 -■»*»..i;.ii On 
 
 IV'r fr» 
 
 
 white, red, .md yell.iw VMm like Marble j iijvin anyjfho other lide .itc in.iny inore Nbniitiuis «iu.ie l.'jt 
 aliiratitin ..f the we.ither. the Srnnes Iwc.i!. whiih t vjon the irp, wrh griat C'ra. ks til d with Sumv. 
 
 ftthet »viih ihc Rains, imnes the Sri^wtei. .At the Next yiui khiu' id l.iri.l:' /In, sshi,|i Ins ivvo I inU '••••»'> 
 'o( t of li.e hl^',ll Roiks ly.- lnofr U' ik-, with rt»rs,iiidi (Un.linp togclhir, like .it A/^j;i/.r/,-i 1 iJi.j iluy ajo 
 tip|i«ii| J (;r. y lolmir, w.tli bla- k Vi ,11'. );lillenin|! !iki hoili n.ir uii'ike une .innihcr. Heiue wc tine 10 
 Silver O.ir. On ihcfe prcw divirs lorr^ 1 f Htrbs, and; the L.wir (irouml hehiiid the \Ui)hic.H.nt>9:r , svhtre J>r«/»(H«. 
 Miifs in twoM.inths, ■..-.in tunt .wA m ). ihcl'iriltthe (ir«(. rea.hrd a! ose nur .AiuK'cs. •" ' 
 
 bi.il 1 their Nelts in the Cr.iiks of the Mniiifaini, lli'i'j I he /(' ./r^.i?, or the Sncn^.n «/ lln.lit tiM, is f(iT'i.i»>i(,M. 
 i)e)liTk for their Fuo.t iiwhe w.i'ei j fnio lise iipi>n!(.illil fr.nu theM''.V.(,i e, " B/nr.xij / 1 ,/, bi,,.»ulc a 
 the v.urioii of hillcs, i.tlnts nt'on fu.jll I'illiis aiil ltr"n|{ .S. W. wind bli.ws eomimially oi'i of it. Ihe 
 Shtrr|s; .isihe svhiteFleais het'- do up iitheile.t.l Cir. Land on the H<-v-ll*!'>. is lovered wuh rul .S;r.iies. 
 laHisnt the Wliilis iir Men i the boxes iipimltirds 411 1 Ikliin.l the ll'i'l-'i't Ins thi s ;,;,.»■/,' /.,■>,/, \s hi, |i Ttw .?«-!.. 
 ihtii 1 i(i?.s ; .iiid the l)irr iip.iiiHi'il.s mil Molv. M' It is vny low, yet h.M loino linall Mills. The |'L\en'*'"' '■'"J 
 ot' lheliii{li Rod.s re.uh in a >|i.udy day half ways i;p| lll.in.)» we rmild nm lee ; \m no Miip wim lurtlicr, 
 into the Cli'ud, feeK'v'ii; j ""t ''" ^t any tin.e, a> tar as I iculd leJiii ; nor 
 
 We svrm une Ninlit irm d with fiuiis .ind I.an • s I'are they senttiio lo far t > the ball every year. 'Ihe 
 ( f. .r fi'irof till IV ain) uj-on 1 ne fif tlirfi Kci, ks ssliii li belt hlhiiii; benvut the III.' uf / » >;.»<•« and St. «;- 
 looK.ILjLk, iii.u tl.c ; "; /'' 1I.1VCII, whiih sv.is ofl iih, ' ■/", 11 in .».v. and yiei.- ; bin in .^ > luii .liii^Jf, 
 a he:ght. th.it \si loiiM fi.iice ,li(irriuhe I nng Iviati! e |ilKy ('o ball bevnd Snijtr'j^ci ; at the littci end", wc 
 I'nv 111 iheHirbpi'r The Muiint.iins I timk pattMiIar obftrsci many NN'hales fsviiiuning tn the (/Vi.r.vir, 
 noti.e of lieie, ,iie li'.uatcd thus j Uk' liigliill extendi VVhelher thi'. Haviii paflis thin" the l.'ountiy ot i.ot, 
 bom the i- '■-.;«. 1 to the A;ii/i'.7r-/<i: i/( ; .iltii the J. 1- is unknown as yet; but this ia a dillerent Hatboui 
 lur.i Idlldw le\cii !• e M untJlIls, pl,l ed biiaeui the from the famous S/ir/|//i ,/ H'riltfgtn, 
 ri'ikv Muiiiitaiiis : Ihe'e Ijikare iiin fiipt.ikcl unthetip 
 
 O/f/f Se.f. 
 
 The Wave* of the Sc.i berr, ftnlj by drgrers liow- 
 lly, wirh the cnntliiuance of the Wind, till they iile ai 
 
 heic, .Is the tvvi) loreiiii'lt Roeks :it A/.Hi/d/o/j./J.itfj. ; 
 thrn Cometh the Haven of the //.;'"/ .ir^/'n;, .*f.i:;./,i/,«, 
 
 the Fngiijh, the l>.v.jl) Harbuur, and at iait the" $"11/'- 
 
 l.i.'rn, 
 
 ,V'/ ./r'.M H.ulioi'r iseiidored «irh Rocki in forin of hi eh ns Moimtims, ,ind ilieni reakiir^ thenilelves, dalh 
 a Srnu ( Ir le , oncKlilide > lolc to one anntlnr. (btnd ■md foa'ii o\er the .Ship, tfjH\.i.illy ssheii ihey are 
 two high liullnw .Md.intaiiv., wnh I'oin'.s .111 1 Cracks on (hort ; but when they ino\e f*f re the wii.d, tliey 
 thetu| » like IVinleiiien's. In Uie \.illiy Itani.'i an I c tnjiow one another with a fuecellive motti'ii: ( Ice K ■^'■"'" ">" 
 Hill. reai.hini;ui lliapi ()l a I'ue n-ith Braiiihes, as hijili m the Cut l\ ) bor, when the wmd ih.unes tlic'*"^"" 
 X, the top of the Mount.iin 1; Iclf. W.ives irofs one another, and tul-. the Ship, that fhc 
 
 » In the 'i.nil '\iicii the Ships ride allii betwixt the is li.irdly able to lue. In a lenipill ihe Froth 
 Moiiiraiiu ; on the left as ynii tail iiitri it, yuiifeeaHill ot the Sea drises like Snow or Dult upon llvj.ir.d. 
 cill il ih.' /I >■;.- ( from itslJKipe ) in.irk'd with N" (14) Near the Shoar I f'nmd the waiir neiJier fu clear 
 Ad|oiir.il,n to th s is a huge hiph Mount.iin, •.ill'd the nor In la!t as near tl.t Ice j perhaps, by leaionrf the 
 y)e;'./j n <\{.v (\i ii'f, aiiil i. Iiidoiii ben wiihonr thuk thallow bottom. 
 
 logs, which when the whid bhws, darken thellaiUnir' '1 hiy rep.ubtc their n'.mner of f.idinp .ircr rcUni; to H.w iNy 
 likcSmi.'k : On the very tf pcf it aic tliiec vhirc Hdli the Deyrecs of the Wind : In a frelh G.ile ihiy life '"•''•", 
 Covered with Sni)», two ,'t ihcm It indiiip clcle to one all ihfir S.iils ; in a Itorni the two lowcriroft ur.iv.''"' '"'"^' 
 ano'.hor ; yon lee them in.irkcd wi:h N'i(i',). Jnliin'lhe Hrft S.t I is call'd the F),<; or h'c.'.'/il, the niul- 
 the uuj.lle 1,1 this Haiboi'r lies .111 Ille markeil \sith diemoll S /um/t. or \Ut'i-J,ul, and the thii.l (he 
 N-i (lO) called ihi- /).v,.'-»;.'i>i"r //.',-, becaufo here they ) Vi.i'.w or Mi;ri-f.:i! : In a h.jrd (torm they fiirl the 
 b.iry their .le.id M.n in Coffins, and afterwards lay '""'■-/.'•.. and make ulc only of the other tsvo i and 111 
 I'reat hf.ip^nf Stoi.csiipontluiu, iiotwithitaiuiing which, a very fe\ ere Tempi 11, half I'm I'd np. 
 the svlilre Bears will fomrt.nusiliptliem up ; fir it is ub- 1 In and after a renipilt, the Slup is oft' n v.llted 
 kr>ab'.e, tli.it din, I Carcallej will remain inure hue, ''y Bl.iik-bir.'s, Starliii^is, and othi niTia!l Hi:,!s, winch 
 ssithout the lealt ligns if I'utnfiLhoii, tijr ten ye.its having loft their way, feek lur a Retii(;e in the Ships ; 
 and longer. I here are Icieral inoie Illands in this but we faw 1,0 l.umh or other watcrFinvl. When 
 Harbour, which ly one general name arc caii'd the i<;V/// great bilhes, Inch as Whales. Cr. appear in great F rniuitr. 
 \ih', tri'tn tliegtea; oiiantity rf the Kggs of Mountain- numbers, leaping about the Ship, itprelages a Itorin "i '•'"'» 
 Uv\ksat;d A;^iMy;rii, lo.iiid tlicre. Ilome call 11 playing, but I am apt to ima!;inc this 
 
 The ill xt IS eallM i' •/>«.■ ri./'.i;;'', svhcrc formerly tlif violent motion, rathet proceeds from funic pain or 
 />;</e/ iiled to boil their Traill oyl i fnie of them were other they are afili,fled with againft bad weather, 
 lett rhcie on.e for all the Winter, but all penlh'd : fee|V\'hen the Stars appear at Sea, rot inly of a larger 
 N- (17). There wercyet riinaining fevcralHoufislikeihzc, but alio more in number than uUial, it prognolh- 
 
 cates gieat bogs after the changing of the Frolt, whuh 
 is followed by tcmpelluous weatlior. When tl'.e Sea 
 Itiines bright, (thcSe.i-men call it /{.. f,;V|i ) m a dark 
 Night, It istheboreriinner of a Soiithor \\'ell wind. 
 
 1 hus nilich ot the !<orti> Sf.t , now of th.it benvixt The Sm he- 
 V/iV^/'c/^.-w and Hit .nt '., near which we teuiul 'hcStream '""" '•/"'■ 
 rminiiig with a rapid motion to the N'onli, and the Jj,'f" r*"' 
 Waves of this Sea run longer, like in the V .0 ijh Sen 
 Ixn , Mid the Channel ot >."?uK.( inA (■' •'. r : 1 liey rifr, 
 as high as Mountains, tlio' there be I. tile wind, and 
 run as far as you can well dilccin them, which is 
 tollosvid cninnioiily by a h.iid G.ile. In a llonn 
 they rowl alter the lame manner, but with curling 
 and foaming. 'Ihey arc a great deal l.irger tiian 
 thole of the No'//-.V.v, but don't dall. fo often over 
 the Ship : The Waves of the \ortli Sci-. arc loon 
 laid after a Itorm. but thefe conrintie lurbi I nt fir 
 three days; and, iho' it be calm, quo^c the Ship fo 
 violently, as to create the Sca-fieknefs r,r Vom ti- :c 
 whiih by fi me is attributed to the St.-'-waier, tho '. 
 conceive it to be the etfeel of the cxceiiivc agitaiiov ?: <■ 
 of our Bodies, which caufes an ai?ificii 10 eat ins '■^■^'■'■ 
 giddineti tn the Head, incliiiauon to vomiting, an 
 
 ColUvenef? 
 
 a fmail Village ; and mer .igainll SclinL-'cnlui/J' like 
 wile divi.rs uliet bionics, with Chambers and Ware- 
 In up s low built a: the loot of a high Mountain ; as al- 
 io a Kettle, with Smiths Thongs, and lomc other In- 
 ^ Itrements b. I.inging to it; this ilicy (all ihe(.'i-,-/;r > of 
 ll.f:-}ii. 'I lie phue where they bur- their dead, was 
 made ot foir.etiuiig like Earth, and laid level 1 11 pur- 
 pofe. Ihe aajacciit Uiver is what they ealltheXwf/- 
 II.., hv,:, where t hi y lelit their Ships, where in the\'al- 
 Icvsbetwixt ilie Miuiit.iins, and in theClifis of the lee 
 Hi. Is, tliey gather vail i^iiaiitnies of fielli water Ironi 
 the Snow and Rain. The Slioir is here not very high, 
 but t!ie waier deep, and at that time without anv lee ; 
 whence 1 eonicChri ,thatit hid been ro very hard winter ; 
 fiirtho' the lee melts nr.i,.hfooncr in fait than in fn 111 wa- 
 ter, yet emdd net the thick Ice have been melted i]ui:e 
 away fo loon. We obfervcd alio the Snow to melt at 
 the fame time on the Mountains and in the Val!e;s, tho' 
 thefoinitr are much i older than it is below, contrary tc 
 what I to. k ncti.e if liiice on ihc Cojft ot S^:i:n, 
 when a K. W. Wind pioJutini; very leveie Raiiij 
 in the bottom, the adjacent Mcuntaim were on the 
 tot-'s CO' ered with Snuvv. 
 
 I, 
 
 I r 
 5 
 
 r 
 
\ 
 
 
 62n 
 
 /f yoy^i^c to Spit/lx'r j^en. 
 
 lib. IV 
 
 t'lfliVtiH'l IK itK' lliitl>, ««iih a lii);htiii>'i'tl I t no. 1 tw 
 K'l* Ktllu>l>l^ .i^:jiiiiI 't. .irc tlw Atninaiitk*, Tut I' o 
 Cinmii'"!' ( ki\k<, (iiii^u'r, Niiiiiii'^i, <L'.. thiw.! m 
 ili« M'litiii r I'll »t ail' I iliink I'U'iitilully, ium <'• i'c|' 
 ■ "» Hill. I< Inn k' k'l' m ilw An. iiii.l likik iiiiiiilu Wiu.l. 
 
 llltir i< .riiinlt .i« ymx i itittrmi t; iii 'li< S'Aitiiul^ 
 411.1 MiHimiirf Mill's, ,1. llitrc II III liniUs; .\ Mll| 
 
 l^viiiii iH'.ir .1 i'lut h Jicr j( .V;i tluii in iViili watti. 
 Midi ilk l.iiMi hiiiilii .1 
 
 li wj« in ilii- Moniliif W/>.i/, whcTi yvt iMm,.|,, i|,c 
 '1 i^n wIkh- wi- mil wi'li fill- 111 (tier, |.,t| .j .,(|„,„ 
 '••iitiiti' ill It, Uiiijt i(Hi i-iily in ihtf Yini. Me .ifiii 
 »v.n.l% ,1,. MiM,.., fiiirJto77 0»i;. nMiM. h.m ,i„i 
 lii'1'iiln Viiiili, wh' II ilii-narv ilir nioft W h»li,, hIii li 
 niiiiiinK ID iIk tail ilK'nraftlv w coiniii.ir.ly |„IIi,w 
 iliuii to <^pii^tcttu. NiMi toihi- L., iJilij Kv ;,i|.l,4rf 
 
 !"'< I.t l.ljt, .»sj.,|i'l .11 Sft . bi, .uf. i, llli- It,,,'. 
 
 Hni'W.iyi|i,i,-| ilK-yPtiiil aii«!liTjk«|(.iii,ftuiio4,i.,ilu • 
 
 ii. 
 
 1.4. 
 
 Vkii nia> •liMiii .1 Ship ilrti- or iliii-i' .ukI .i hall I '•■ ti'lf'. iliai fr.iiii the If mmim.rrn ,ij |j„. >,|„ _,, 
 
 Cit|,i..r, >.,.,/« |,i.i|>iii. III ,1 ,*|ni V.t , Ai I I i'a(l»'' •"'•• .1 '' "irtiinrs nml intu ilir .St.i ijrcjtiun ul'lii, wl.ui' 
 luli'i iliiLUHf yiiii Ici' lult'lluMiii' '>iil\ t.itnM> !■ JmiVj -'iv nimi- i..mi),i,;1 th.iiiili. irit ,iii,' |,,mil im'« I'j'iul,;, 
 
 VJII ,1.1 
 
 ■r.ii.it. 
 
 iiniii / 
 
 ll..ili«, ,|« IKpuU., I l.iiulln, Stnilr,, I'lil.,, 
 Willi I'llUr* iiiil,iiv.iili. ( Nir.it N' 17 j N,,,, 
 
 /' -'.i^f , I iliac.if" t" ' "I l.v illnv.. ,1, I, 
 ' iir ihi|>, «li,.h na.li A ti dn , muUi M,,.ir, ilutit' 
 (link 111" mil Aiiihor, \\\\. \\ lay n I .utioim ,|,f|.. j |„ ' 
 I- 1'. .i> fat ill II 1 abiivi- « ifiT, niiri hk -iil,! 
 
 t.rr 1.1, |„ 
 
 vuii iiili.o«ci II > iih ii' ili.i'i (lie iipp^r II <U Mall , .Hill at 
 
 (lirio l.tai(ik">iiiily die l°la.i{. it it I.Jii'1 an.l .Mi>iiiii,iin< 
 
 UK iliruviiil .11 .1 iiiii.h t'.u'iiti i!ii*.ini< .1' Vi: VVi 
 
 Inv .V :• :, ■. ^.-" tmjvv (.-.n-ix I a'||;iIv« 'I, li.i- i i'Llik 
 
 (. ini.l lull 111 ivliirt Itrrnkt i A\ ^iiu lii; ii ili.irkil ii 
 
 N' (1^, i", .111. Nvat \\w III' lit' ilin Sea ( whiri-i 
 
 llifii' :i n'> i(i'f<th f.'i .iiKh.'tinit) llu- ik'l-\v.it. i is \tryl ij'i'ltr the Wjtn, Ull likr Sij-w.iiir, WIk'h «vi' ..im,. 
 
 iloi, uliiih tli.mjjv* r.s ■ ''lour .u 'ir.liiii; to ilu' i.ilmirl fiilt id Y ,/h i,, the In' iiiar /^ ;>•./' ,/(i(X)i|t,tj,||,, 
 
 •it' I III' Smi". Wc \\-\mv\ 1', i.iir iliiunn, that amoni',' l'"t !iia tiu ,Uy. aidr, w.ispui m iiiniiiin Ly ihr niHil' 
 
 ihi It till' Vu-.iii lii.l Pill ti) till' .Siiiiili, ilio' .It A/i.y< -| W'v 111 ;ii,i at tlut mill, ili.u ilic l.i n-aili'il iti., , u'lj 
 
 /' .• ;i ijii Ni't'.li. 1 1.1 tin lilt, .ill till' A iiimi that "tlu'rliJci'lV/' ■; .« I , ii.tl du .Mni-, Mir,| ivm.'^; |||^, 
 
 t.iii 1 1 j:iwii ol' till- il«liinn .iiul lli«iiy lien?, i-., 'I'li.it I m.l .11..' il v In, like in a Kivir ; liiit a« i i.uin ilu 
 
 •il'iiT ll'Miii, wratlu , (Ik- V iicr .^ higlur lU'lr the 'le iJili.uc ihiiliir, ilu Ship* mull li.k tot iiliKu' jnti 
 
 '111' H.iil>. .11, till tlie v., Ill 1.1. Iilovui (hr ill- 'ilinu. 
 I '!i;l iiot dcnuiiy S.i.l.)j's I m .ilHinJin.i. ,,| \,^\ 
 iiiiiln, Bii.ln, aikl VdwI ..n ilu« I -c. Wo ijiJM j„ ('i,j|,. 
 ol' the i»;.« (//«, I'ut ctiiilcl (;■) no I'uilliri 
 
 Ot /''(• Ji'' 
 
 I .tii.l ill III oilkiwili' : lor, wi'f.- there any luntiniul 
 itil'iiii; .11.1 II i\v iij(, liie l(!i;» ol' ihi Hit. I* wonM tic 
 I'rill.i iipinthc llli',. 
 
 Of th- I:: 
 
 III .If il .111.1 .\(-i, the N^'. I'l IiC U'iiij', Im.ktii, ilrivc< 
 in tin' Set I'liwixt (lie III'- ol }ci» .V,i>.« t(i S/>i.','/'C/;{rw. ' TItcy tolil in, th.-'t in .If ...iml.V.. rliv liar.'i (I I ,, (( 
 
 Sei- .It N' (If'. The Ki- of <;»:■•<• ,iVM m reitlier lo luppeii aUiiit 71 Ofj; iiulnifi P.iir*j wli.ih imIii' iiiii.ni 
 
 linnoih, trjiilparen', iim riittinp, a* th.it nt' <iur (Joun- iti.ii iluyil'ii't fcii.lili' 11 Shij« I'n.irly i-mv ,i« •'nynul 
 
 irv. liiitmiiclilinr.lir, mi I k. As like I i.af lup-ir. Wlirre formeil). .M'tn ilu' ilnul ..f A/., lI.e.Suii lus ti.. iii,.ri 
 
 the lie Utin'.i uj'i 11 the Si.i, there .ippi-.tr* ••» liiow while I'oi I'l'v^ ilim .u 71 P. .. \ee .mil 1 U . a- u, Ij [.y j,, ,|,, 
 
 L'rii;litner> in the ,'\ir, oii.ili.iiie.l liy the KefleCliiiii ,)!' the isliy (l.ty. 1 he we.iitiii ii vuv ■ 1' iiij'i ali.'e In.- n 
 
 .Snuve; but wlicie there .lie niily f.rail |. i-tii L!i. VMI tliele tw.i M.ii;lisi .tiiil li the \.,ii,l .li.ujf.i , i|,, „.^ ,, 
 
 furirivc ii'nliiii;; if tli.it bijr.litnrr'.. By the il illuii,p. nl' luene .\ii h' ..i bc.iiiiu;, to,i;;;y j .ii.il«liiii ilu- | ||,.l, „., 
 
 the Sea .iKaiull the lic-fielJn whith are a (;r..ir deal j'eai tieiy, 11 u Iriiiu hi('>, wlii.li Ux.n l|>re.ij il„ ,|', |.,',;, 
 
 tleepir iNiir than iiniUr v.. iter ) many Figiin-,, n uw tlieS.a. 
 
 Siei|'li-v, 'la! 'es Chaprel". ii.. arc ocialiiiiicd ii|\iii Ilie Air w.11 verv liiiplir.lndile.ir, yet n, •.], 
 
 ihc Sijil'i e ol ilieni ; aiul lhi» i^'i .1 pme b. 1 \'ii.i.i| Tl\ 1 lii.r ilnce Muiitlis j '• . t. . . .11,. 1 
 like( ol'iii . whereas dnt p.irr iinJer watei is I'oiiicil 
 (■.iln. rile Sliifj are (.ir cil to fail aiuuiip 
 Ue-htl.! nil ih'-y aie iMp'il by the great one 
 
 >..iii.liiiii' 111 a Whale Liiii.; not i iiiikc huntinr, ility yoii an f .11. e able ti keel' \i.(ii lilfalae, u.'ieie.ii rh, 
 
 limit lii'k t t tlieiii » very where; it ofieii liappeii- South ami Weft wiinb, it l.'niewhit I'lilhir, pimIu ). 
 
 Hvv.h^ininp that uiie.Shipiat hei mure than they .lie .ible tocai- Snow, ftinutimis l<.i;n>, aii.l iiii.Jimk,. Cu'i.I. Jh.' 
 
 "' ' ry, whi.iea> aiinlherat halt' a Leaj'ues ililbiue can't lee other wiii.lnlillii ui hirifit by t!ie t.'|,..i.l,, ; i„, t.,ifliii,i. 
 
 ■one. l.\iry Mad,:, i.'.iie Ship i< Itl'i. at hisown liberry, i-> n.ori eon imin htu, tli.in, ilui vvlulit the ,v,,|,| ,^ i, 
 
 houetr, to gii into the I.v, or not, as he lees oci liion, W. and l-y ,'». m one pla.e, at two or time Mi/i-j 
 
 liitthj' 111 the .Spriiii;, the Whiles are in i;ii at nitiiibei.'i il'll.uiie, ii 1., ij lte_lun;r,1l■^ . Skilful llarponins i.^m. 
 
 annii)! rlu W'llll.e, yer it beini; very t'op'^y, 'I irk, .iiul tr.end thole ycats for Wli ile , atihiiip, wlu.h liavi- ili,' 
 
 rtnriiiy III .liai fcalnii, and preir numlicrii ol liiiall lee- fewelMoppy aii.l 1 1 n.dy iliy. H'Veeii iIhj.^ jii. ||,,[,,\ 
 
 fields fwiniiiiiiip Ull. iiid down the Sea, ihey are 111 great liruie Skies wiiliin ullidCliu'dstiibe l.-en a; .S/i , ; ,.,j,.., 
 
 Oannerof binhtip the Shi[' ; and the deeper thr\ Ull m as with loiii ilie.Siiinii 11 Se.itnn, bill many i ark aihl ekJii- 
 ihi- I e, the preater Uehclds ihcy meet with; 
 
 .•.'..v.. .i]^.it aok 111.. .1. iici1i'ii}^'.i.tiiuv li.(r, y [ v.^. . ,|l, . , ' ■ 
 
 bi I \'ii.i,i| Tl\ iiiiriliice Months;/ •. , t... ai.d ./■•./ ti'i",',' 
 
 is lonieihiiip \ery^iaii. As 10 the dreiei s nt Cold, llie faiiii- ,'|i.i,i'ii'! 
 
 f. ihcte leller in a j;rt.ii iiieafurc w ilic WiniU; |-„r, «hiii ihi Noril' 
 
 les , I'ui the an.l l;alt wind b!ow haid, 11 l"rei?is fi cj, i-iiivd, i,,, 
 
 Ifl f: .. h 
 
 the Wh.lo 
 
 
 p '■ 
 
 
 '•■'.^ 
 
 
 aiiiiiii)', 
 
 trpecia'ly abo. t ihc Will, whei • there aie laipcr Kc- 
 liildi:' 111 alsoiit ><f "{ '■■,"'•", iimte whiti at the top, >o- 
 veied V, it''. Snow ; as joii may lee N" (ii and a^). Wi 
 law t hi I'l HIS 01 ihe Bears fiintmit, and iif the i oxes 
 ne.ir tht e.lge. c r 'he lee-hel.ls ; an.l were rm j htile 
 tuipu'' 1 to tlnd ihe Waves pretty fiiioo'h Intwixt thi 
 lie-liejjs, tho in lUirniy w. aiher. The preatilt danper 
 thiie, is, fro.'ii the ditVerent bipnels ol the lee-tieKIs, 
 whii-li Iwintmin}; ac.'.irdingly, one taller than the oilur. 
 trowd upon one aiiohci, and break the Ship betwixt 
 tliciti, IS \oii i-e in the I'laie IJ, inirke.i .it .\. This 
 Ihe Si a men endeavour to pieviiit by Le-hooki, tllo' 
 fomctimes; J l.ttle pnipole ; the worll is, that the dan- 
 ger is th'- lame in ftillaiid tempcltiioiis weather ; becauli 
 the lie drvesas well wuh the (triamasi' 
 either ol thcni i«the moft prevalent. Ihe 
 cafs nf X Whale is look'd upon as a pood lii knee, tc > prc- 
 fcrve the Ship if i.e.l to the lidei of it ; and loiiie makt 
 life of the Tails and Fins of this Creature, in the l.tine 
 maiipcr, and for the fame pur|vsfe, with pood liueefs. 
 
 TliL ftrikini! topether of the vait I c Hilis at Sea, 
 inakc a moll dreadful noil'e ; and I have obter\ed, that 
 the lie towards the bottom is very ip'iipy, aiil > oiife- 
 i]iienr!y inelis there in the S'.iir.mei Sealiin : without 
 whuh, It iniift Ulore f.ow have reahe.l the b ittoinot 
 the Sea. tho" never fo tl/ep. Thcv haie a way of liilt- 
 nine their Ships f wlicn ainnnp the lee ) to the pteaiilt 
 J.c-tiel,l«, by the means of preat Kv-li>.oks taltncd ;. 
 (Iron.; (..ibles. But this is not always withort dan '.ei : 
 for b\ the ttion;.{ niotiio of the Sea, ihele Uc tiefis, ih.i' 
 u ler f ' ''ii;, bnak, and (jriiiJiiig ag.tuUt one another 
 break the ihip 10 \ letis. 
 
 .ly ones. 1 nevir obfei ved any 'rhmnler-CI iids, ,, .r 
 ever heaid of any. The .\ir aliva\s appeals wlmv o.^i 
 the Ite, uhinie wc i.oii)eetiiie wl.ic the ;.iin ,ir i..^ J 
 lee Hands. We found ilv Sun lA.iins (o h.,t Uiire* 
 M'co.x •' in '. «, that It melted the J'.ir Letuciii tl:e 
 Scams I.t the Ship 
 
 lliLTe is no rem.irkaLle ditVereii.i ol C'ddbetMiNt 
 niph'aiid !av; butitisnoi the fame \Mtli ihc J iplir.uhiili 
 111 the Ni^hi-tiiiie appear, to iliofe th.i! nbk-rve u aiien- 
 rivel., only like a ury Ir pht Mn,,n-|ip|,t ; |,i ilm \u„ 
 may hmk wiili the I'aii.e ea'.e iiroiiu; li.idy,ir tlie Sini, 
 as yon (!,i upon the MfKin, the 'iiiy tliiap l-y w!.!i!i \,, .' 
 may diltiiipuilliNipht (.0111 the d.iv, ihe-e Ivine li., i.i" 
 erealeot ,.il,! 1 r . hanpinp of the Cmiipai; .isliiia-we 
 went. The lecoiid ol' .//(,,', in mir Vo\ape I. 1 -.c- 
 
 wind, as| waids, we nilt oblervedihi. Sun 10 let. 
 
 ad Car-j As •". r tiie Met -ois ;4. ii- rated in the A;r, hen- I 1 ■ 's 
 iiotiee of a .'<.'".', w'huh fell d wii like liiia'l iiecdleM.: ^' 
 Snow, and eovtred theSea, like as it' u were inrinkle.! 'i 
 uithdultr As thefe Kr.ille« irmcaled, tliey lay . 1. ■.'. 
 one ansther, and ai'ptard I ke ,1 C'ol'Wi h: ,•^s they .r ■ 
 llitii: d bv tiiee. !d An I. ■■-I.t) UK r.ale louu ti'iies :.• il..'' 
 dvpiee, iha; ili • Sea i^ioUi'd w iJHinin, hkewi.li a 
 Skin or ihuibe. whiehhas no bi.i. killi lal'e. h ii.ip'-i'!,. 
 iii.leat Sun-lhine, and vei\ .^.Kl we.rlur, jn-.d falls 
 lown nivili.'ly like our IX-v^ : If it be ailoii ly iliy, y, 1 
 oaii'i I'lt.eiveir; bin if yon Jouk toaih.iij phuLiviieii 
 ihe Sun ihiiies, it fpaiklcs like Diaironds, but nevei UkKs 
 ;oyoiii C'loalliS to wtt tl.in. 
 
 We oblerve foniuhing like ilufef iip.II Needles in th.- 
 (/■'«rot ourCouiitu, whiiiibeiiipa kii.d i.f I'li ailSnuw, 
 .idWe both in ihe Sli.idf and .Suu, laUs fri 11. the I'u' 
 •iikc Uult. lathe t'alliujj Needles of iJu- \a&, yu.i 
 
 il, \m 
 
 i-'ifc; ;.+«!« ji. 
 
 ||« 
 
 j^jiiltf iSL (f i 
 
lib. IV. 
 
 liiitkr, lilt kl.<iiiii«i 
 iK'YfOt. Wg ^I'ni. 
 vj;. n Mm. iiiM On' 
 <• iiioft Whiili,, win li 
 "'■ tPiiMii Illy lutldw 
 L.I ij iIk Ki :iil>1. jrf 
 
 U fi 11 llli' I V i.li '' 
 
 ika|(.iiiiAiin>.'aii.itlK • 
 
 laifn tii'uii iliv Mil 41, 
 
 ; tii.n i.f 1. 1, wliul 
 
 k! Ii.mi't iniH iJ' ml':. 
 
 llli, Strij Ir,, I'iIIji, 
 
 l.">iT.u N' 17 ) Nt.,1 
 
 f.rul lie ilrovi' lu II 
 
 iiiiiUt u.ittr, iliit II ^' 
 
 l.ittiiiiii* ilrcp. 1 1„ 1 
 
 ltiillk>i'tt,ir Li, In I 
 
 ur. Wlu'ii Wf . .iiiii' 
 
 ^ ''.•;■ ./(Iwl)itlilii,, 
 
 niDtioM I w til wiiiil. 
 
 I I ri'Uiir.l till, , inc 
 
 lll.l i llllll tvlWDit ill,. 
 J IhK »■, 1 tjll in titf 
 
 It li ' k l(ii Ilium' 'f' 
 ilowii ihr III- tlii'iu.- 
 
 II .tlniiuliiio 1,1 .Sij. 
 ■c. Wo IjiIM in lii{|ii 
 <• I'milici 
 
 .»'.' rliv Imr.l.ftl.d 
 1; nil, I It imIic 1 1, 11, ,11 
 Lilly row ;n iluy nul 
 ll.i .Sun lu' ii.i iii,.r( ; 
 1-H<i'4>a, II l,v ,„.|j, 
 y lii.iiii'ialhi- Kir' .11 
 
 ■ iiil .li.iiij;i', til.. 11,1 ir 
 i.J wliiii ilu' ili.ls n'l- 
 lixjii (prciJ ill Mih'ci 
 
 ;ar, yi't i-.v.-.lr.c .1 l.I : ., 
 •I'. ."Ill ./■;.,■, »i,,.- ■ 
 C'mM, dn.'r.imv Mk:\': 
 I'lir, will 11 till Nnrti- 
 •is Id I'xi lii'ivili, [iji 
 ilf aIhc, v.!;iiv.is thi. 
 ih.it uriltiii', pu,i|u,:i- 
 i'iiiiit.iic Cul.l. Ml.' 
 
 I' t'lmlXs ; Im rofliiiij; 
 I wliilii tile wiiul I, .S. 
 t twi) i.r tlirtc Milo) 
 I'i'iil I l.ir|'oiiiiis i.'iii. 
 .lull);, wlii.h li.ivf ill,. 
 \'rv. I ilui'j au'iiiiliiih 
 ;i)t.i:l.-ni.i!^;.;- ,.,^,, , 
 uiiinaiiyi .iik.uuliloii- 
 'lliiiinliT-CI 'ln!>, I, T 
 ivs appcii:. wimc (i.iii 
 fl'.ric till' llllll iir I,: J 
 iA'.imS 10 li.;t Uiire 
 I till- r.ir Litwciii llll- 
 ll). f Ol C ilil lii't\M\I 
 
 I'witlitlicl i>;lir, uliiili 
 c ili.i! oUicrvi- 11 .iit^ii- 
 iiiuli-licht ; 111 lli.ii \oil 
 luhc uiJy ill' tin' .Sim, 
 'Illy tliiiip by wliiilno:: 
 '..ly, thi-o IkIiii', 11,1 1,1- 
 .' Cdiiip.ilV .i\ l!it .1. \vc 
 ill (lur V'iA.i(;c 1. 1 ;.i- 
 I) I'ct. 
 
 Ill ilic Air, hen- 1 t ■ \ ,. , 
 vii likd'iiia'l iiccilliM ' 
 
 ■ .li if ir ivvir iprinkk'.l'i- 
 ■iiii'.llod. tlii-y l.iy 111-;', 
 
 , C'l'Swib: .As tlii-y .r ■ 
 ur^Mic loumiiiicitiiil..'- 
 
 H lil liltlll, Jilti' IM.Il 1 
 .irkllll l.ll'c. It ii.lp; I' > 
 
 fl.l wiMilur, aiul lalK 
 t' It he .itloiiiy llay, yi 1 
 k to a ill.! i> platL iviii-ii 
 .iinoiiJs, but iii'vii UkIv- 
 
 liefc final! NctJles in rli.- 
 iir, a kii.cl of fii ail Snow, 
 Sun, laUstn ii, rlic I'u' 
 iilks of till- Njiih, \" I 
 (. ■ 
 
 1 ^^- 
 
m 
 
 lit- 
 
 
 'i^ 
 
Chap.XLI. 
 
 AVov.ige to Spitzbergeti. 
 
 (j2I 
 
 Tie the Picmv hkctlv Riin hnw.nf'iwo colouri.wtiitp mil 
 1 |-:\l< yellow ; on .ifioncJ by thr Rcflcv'tioii 111 thf dark 
 Ih.i.lcM.f the i;ioM,',. 
 
 I'luTc is rtiiiiilu'i I'hrnimetfn ( in tlicfr p.Trrs ) iiitlu- 
 A".-, fnil'i! thr ?r.i-/dir, which I.. nrMT fcLii but in .1 
 I'linlit ilay, in the Atnirfi'hcrfof tluSi'.i-w.-i'cr, «vhi li 
 bunt' blown lip by the « I iijv, .nppc.ir^ like ,1 Fm; : It is 
 I"' iiiiiiiniily (i-,n bi't'< 111' til' Ship, ;iijJ fonu'tiim's bcliiiui to 
 till I ccwiTvl, nviT .ii;.iin(t 'he Sua, in the place where 
 ilielln.iow it' the Sail ti'.lcth: It .ippcars 01 Jivirs Co- 
 lours, like the X iin-bo\vs in the Skies. 
 ■ ' In ilie C'loiui'! iie.ir ;!ie Sun, all') romctimcs appears a 
 !'"! ml.t !ik- a ('/: .'.ViH or Moik-Sun, call'J iV'r H'.-f.ti-i- 
 •<■'/ bv the Sc.i-men : Tins appears in the IhaJy dark 
 C.lnii.is in the intenoiir Rej.'inn of the Air, where the 
 hitii n reprifcntiil aa in a I.ookiiip-glafs : l-ot the Sun 
 havini', .:haiu;ev! the Water-iirop. nun Vajxjiirsor Foi;s, 
 ill'' Sun reprclenti it I'elt' thus, and produjes tliel'e Co- 
 I'iiii, dmiiicMy, HZ. iJ/iir, l\"w, and /C'> the three 
 iliiel' Co!'. rsi;t ihe Bow. I took particular notice of 
 'Ins I'lienoTiienon a' '■pit^l" ;"fi, which I foiiiul 10 move 
 about with the Sun li'th bv lia^ and ni^jhr. and appear'd 
 niu :h biy^^er in the Moniif.q, Night and livening, thnn 
 in the Day time, 
 :, Whirl «.nds arc unknown in this i:oId Chmitc, ex- 
 'Cpt tlia' f.minh'.n'.; like ihem proceeds loinctinies ttoni 
 the rernihni; 01 the Winds beiwixc the liipji Moiiiitains. 
 If istiniher hi'ervable, that the Sea, and' ilur Waters 
 near "T^^.tr/"'^''", lend forth errrain V'.ipouts, u'lenihe' 
 eo'd rnrreafes, which cnrninf; into Ram > r Snow, fiiie!!^ 
 like Fopsor llcannn!; water. Rut, if yon perceive thelej 
 V'.ipnnrs ro rife with vcrv b't'e iiiternniliou in a Siiii- 
 t'.invday, ivirhout any win.!, the cold weather lipoing 
 fo renin : Km when the A;r is fell of thcl'c Vapours, I 
 thiydifperfe the Clouds, and ecntiniie a };reat wlu'.e I 
 with a tonllanr wind. Thefe Vapour? in the Air Ihck I 
 '■. :iir Cicaths and Hair like Iweat. 
 
 Thefe fmall \aporojs Drrps are the fiinie 0"r of'""""" 
 which the Snnv is ;,;eperatcd : Fifll yon fee a finali ;"i',!;''!,':;7 
 drop ii'i bipper than a lini^le Sand, iiiark'd with N ' ;i91 r.i...... '' 
 
 this bein;; eiure.ifed by the finic Fo',;, bis oniv'> a lin-ccr- 
 ner'd I'latc, rranl'parent ss Crafs, the Fog ill kini; like 
 ■ irops to the (ix corners, as N" 19. 'I'heii licivnig. 11 
 fphts afun.ler, and producer the Fipiirc of aSiar.'like 
 N* (io) which beinp in time parti-,l on.' from ihe other, 
 yon tee. I Star with lit Points, as at N''(ji,' bui loir.c \set 
 drops hani; Ifill on thefe Foints, till at lenetii it is brcuphi 
 by the FroU to the form of a itife'l Srnr, with I'er- 
 ratcd Points on 'he lidts, like >'--«.■, a< you fee at N- 'cj 
 This is the Formation of the fnow. Star, wi.ich fal s in 
 the leverell FrolK, hut ai lalt loolVs iis I'umt'!. as vou 
 lee at K" (j3). CVncerninf; the diflcri in liits of Snow, 
 that irk J with N' ■J4) rcprefents the Sikjw as it 
 >al' aeii it intolerably void only, with run, i\he:iii 
 fa; ..ke unto fmall Rofes Needles, an! final! Corns. 
 When the cold abates, the Snow falls like Stars, with 
 Points hkc Ferne-leaves, as in N" '5^). If it fuowctb. 
 miuh, with Fog, it appears asiiiN' f^<). (fin ex- 
 .ceilivecold ami windy weather, as in N" ('57;. If the 
 ! weather be very cold withoi't wind, th'- Seow falls like 
 Stats, but III cliilf ers, as brinj; nr : l"e| aratcri by the wind ; 
 like N' '38). In flormy and clovuly ivrathcr, wind at 
 N. W. there fell a kiiidot Hail, round and obloii;. but 
 hill ot' pri klcs, and of the Lime bi;.;nels .ns m.irk'd at 
 N" ■;9'. Th' re are divers other ibits ot iV.'.rr. Snows, 
 and lonie of the Ih.ape of a Heart, but all eeiv r ire I af- 
 ter the bef'ore-irenrioned manner, bvtlie bill and North 
 win.ls: Biitthe iiecdly Snow is produced. I' v the Viitaini 
 South winds. I have tiuther obl'erved, that when it is 
 etccllive t'cld. the North wind generates b"th Harry aiiT 
 other forts of Siiowi, as well 111 thele Couniricsas aLsuc 
 
 i>"^'■'.r'' 
 
 /' 
 
 Chap. XLI. 
 A Voyage to Spitzbergcn- T^art IH. 
 
 {\4i 
 
 Of the PUfih of Spitzbergen. 
 
 THE Fipircs oF the following Plants were fir the 
 ffloft 'I'art drawn to the life upon the place, whiKf 
 yet frelli, and I'f their i.iuural li7e, except the l{,-ltjpl<:iir, 
 with one leaf, and the Plant like //i ■/,■-/ n7, which 
 were too lap to be in'.ertod thus Many finall Herbs 
 ivhicii I hadno 'inie to -leliena-e, 1 i.itend to prelent to 
 the World hereafter, when I have made my feond 
 Voj'.at^c : lomitted alio the ri'''i>.'-/''';'.',' (the whole P'anr 
 ^el^J;a fpan lonn ) and the /(f./-'i"r'r/ ; ol which kimi 1 
 faw one at Bn-meit, at the Dk/c'' CJardener'.s. beiiip of the 
 fame (ire with that ot" >:pii:{l'e'gr>i, but the Leaver of the 
 K^rtl'cn '\.i':-l were re,l, 
 
 All the Herbs and Molfes urow here upon the Grit of 
 the Rocks, where the water runs ilowr. from the t.>ps, 
 •mj chn-tlv on that fide of the Mountains, where the 
 laft andNirth winds can't reach them. The Birdsdiin;; 
 alfo contributes much to th, ir growth. They come to 
 pcrfetttionin i (lion time ; torwhen weiirived at ^/iiVi;- 
 iTi^rr: III ?iis.-, the) Were (c.trce preen, and in Ji..v molt 
 of them werein flower, and (ome half their Seeds ripf ; 
 whence ^ci may guefs at the K-nj;Tli of the Snnimer, I 
 will beeini his DeV.ript 1011 of the Plants with thofe iliat 
 put tcir:h their Leaves only ar and about the Roots, liav 
 inpfew or no I.eiveson the .Stalks : Then thole ihat have 
 pair-ot l.eavci; on their Stalks, or oppohtc ones ; at'ter- 
 wardsthofe with thiec I "avfs, and laftly the inipeifeOt 
 Planti. 
 
 Of It P!mt it!tli Aloe-/.f (iirr. 
 
 It IS a Hctb with thick, prickly and dark pteen 
 L^ivet, pke thofc of the W. •<■', a brown naked ^talk, 
 hnlf a binder long, on which harp round Hen.ls c't ilelh 
 lolour'd Fiowcn in Ivm-jhes, fcarce dilceiiiable bv the 
 Hv. ot; Flj'.'.f: cL!'c abjvc another. Sec N' (.10). 
 
 One Plant prcJuccs fometimcs two Stalks, vet ca h of 
 them has tv.o Flowers. The Root eoiililis of (Inall Fi- 
 bers : TheSci-,1 1 s.'iildiuit delieiiite tor veaiir of lime. 
 Wclawpre.it plenty of it the I7thi..f ?.■//», 111 .a running 
 water behind the Ci'i^^iv i^t Hul-m. I know not whe- 
 ther this be utt lie kind ineiiiioned by C.ilp.n llciiin, un- 
 der the N.inio ot l.iwuii<in ^' -t'ltnniitn, winch he fays 
 has round fnall and thick Lca\cs like )1<iui<-lcck, between ^1 
 which come fArth fmall Stalks, with pale led Flowers : C 
 but his Ro'jf IS biiig, red, and parted at top, whereas 
 ours IS not red, and conlitls of many Fibres. 
 
 0//»i.t//Houre]eek. 
 
 Tin's Plant ha« indented leaves like th'^le rf our Da- 
 Ik's, but are more juicy and tin. Ac , like tlioie of our 
 / .fl'cr 11' ti/cle:li The\ j'row abort the Root, aii.l be- 
 twixt them a fmall Stalk of a Finger loni», roi.nd and 
 hairy, without Lca\e.s, except where it emits anotliei 
 Stalk, at uhidi pla.'C it has one Leaf, The I'lowcis 
 come futth in I'caley heads ( like the Flower of S/rc-j ) 
 are of a brown i olour, with eiftit pointed Leaves, and 
 asnunyfmallChiveswith.il, likethe blowers of t'.i". 
 prppn or Sri nr-C p.p : T he Seed was not ripe as ut. 1 he 
 Rout is thick and Urait, widi many thick Fibres ifluing 
 from the fides of it. It may be call'd the .S'i'm./ c>fNr.tcJ 
 Hnul,-!rrk, with fcalv heads. We louiid it the 18th of 
 July in the Danijk Flarbour : .See N' (41 )■ 
 
 Of Crowsfoot, four k "■'>■ 
 
 Sonic of thefe Plantsatc reptefented atN ^i, 4^, 44 
 and 4';. Thefe four Plants are all C.uir.trr,',', Jilfmguifli'J 
 only by iheir I ea\cj. 
 
 n />' 
 
 !lis - ("I- 
 
 <iq T 1 
 
 The 
 
 I ■ 
 
 ■ ' \l. " 
 
622 
 
 A Voyage to 6>pit7bcrgen. 
 
 I ib. iV I Chip. 
 
 
 is 
 
 I Till- firil .till toiirili at N' ( J^i .tnil m) .in viry like- 
 oiiranothir ;ii ri-lj id nt' iliciv 1 i.ivis ; nt wi.kli tlicy 
 h.u'rboili two li)ri>, ilu iinJcnni)U broaJ, aiulni't mu'li 
 1 1.: : ihr ii]'|ii'in\ott f'in.ilKi and ilii-('cr i.arvi\l 'Ihui 
 .lixl' li tKri.iii.0 IS, rli.ii ilic tini (;i.(ivs tioifo liiuli wiiii 
 ni.iii Liaviv./iitot (tic Kodt; l>ui ihi tomtli (Kxluci's 
 o-i' ' ni:;il.i!k v.iili iini liii^'lf 1 i.il. I lib I.ilt li.n yellow 
 1 >'A. r-, 1 i;: I licin t Miii'inbci wlicthi-r itio firlt li.i.i tlic 
 lii.i-. Tlio Flovv.T- dt" the toinli li.uli Ine liMvo. 
 liroailiT M tlic cuds ilu'i ai tlu' bnttoin, aii.l ijri'W out nf 
 ;l n'ii.;li I • i.ii.'fi.m oi Cup, iliat >■ Iclit hum tue alio, 
 li;- 1- lowers ol' tlieiiilt have (ix Iciia.! Lcik.s ; ilieSeeJ 
 \ edc'v ire like one iiioilier. 
 
 Tiie Kooivaie V' ry iliiVercm, for llie tirit lutli n aiiv 
 liiulllibrts, uliF'c.Ti tlie toiiith lias a ilivk aiul loii;> 
 
 K.-.t. 
 
 \siih I'm.. II teiulii 
 
 tint Imrii tlie 'I oiifjiio lik 
 
 e r>(li\.,ij; 
 uiii.h. I liiiiiKl tlieiii Kith III liic 
 
 hibrcs ! The 1 eaves ot the 
 ur /' //.an.ici i..'.:-.7iw, ut 
 
 no: .]iii:e r>(li\..i); ; but tlnfe ot" ihc fourijyjoiubtirnli) 
 
 ■ /)ii.;YfTlaii«ji;r, the 
 
 liilt in I'u.ii nimuitii s : ihey I car I'i'.nv.r:, in j,' y 
 I The liv.ini! his diii'-iciit leaves tiom '.lie tuv; befoie- 
 inentiur.e.l ; tor, tho' the lowernic!l .iijite n-i'h thole ot 
 the liill, yet Mx iliey imt iL bip, and" tiio'.'e that prow 
 al'ove the lowermoiV, .iie leei'i-r >iit in two placfi ; lb 
 tliat ill.' tirll p.ivr lA the Le:it itan.fs oi.t beloie not un- 
 Jike a Tonjjiie , but the two tides arc oiily a |it;ltf indent- 
 ed. .S.-eS' ^^■.). 1 Iktc is alio a dit?brem:e in the 
 Leaves et tins I'lant, ih.ile n.Mrelt \(^ no Flower bcin)> 
 I'maller .Tui dfeper cut. an.l bnrn li-- Tongjo. 1 he 
 l-liHV • tii'Mn I'.iia I, \e; haslix ...iJ lometimes le- 
 \en 1 .-..ir., llie Senl W'irelis Ul .lie tw.j former, on 
 Iv lei'-; Th; K. oi like that r" -iir rirll, only wi:h 
 more 1 1' i ;. : The Stalk is al o I'uiroundod with a 
 tiiiek .Sheaih, like that of t'le foiiith. I foiinJ it 
 pron.:!.; neat t.'it; lirtt m the l).ui:jh Harbour Jul^ 
 the I 'til. 
 
 I he tliiid IS the Icift <-)( all, with inany Leaves, 
 I lit minh li if r, and not fo deep eiir, tho' with 
 Iv I In.-ilioiis : I did r.ot perceive any diffcience bc- 
 f.'...\t the ioweriiioft and iippermoU Leaves : It is 
 niaik'd with iiinibcr (40- Llie Flower has tiic 
 wlufe L'.ives ; the Seed Wtlel I ccuKl not yet lee : 
 I'-- K'.i.-'is are linall Librcs. 1 tonnil it in the b.'iir/.- 
 I<r.i\>i t!:e 1 '■•.ii ■■ I ?«■> '• The Leaves are thick and 
 jiiiov, a:iil 1 inn the Tnnpiie. 
 
 In the fa:;i-.- plaie I faw another littk- Plant, likf. 
 to tliele. except that the Leaves were not Co Ji;'ey, 
 an.i the Mo-.vers of a I'niple Colour 
 I'ratght of it. 
 
 I took no 
 
 O; S'.'irvy-grafs. 
 
 Ktrt, 
 
 Tills ?. .' :■-.■; ■'■'> proiiiKts inany Leaves from 
 fnc Kopi, Ipreadini; upon the Gtoiin,^ Out ot the 
 iiii.idie of iheni firoiits forth the Stalk, inueh I^AVcr 
 than in our Co^itry, with a tiw I.iaves under- 
 neath the .Sprouts. The Mowers l;a>c four white 
 Leaves, nanv j;rowing on the fame Stalk, one al ove 
 il.j otiur, and .t. one fa.'.cs, another liic.ecds in 
 its room : '1 he Seed < omcs forth in a lonj;ilh Box, 
 whereas i.iirs is produced in a round i.ne. It has a 
 till- k, !iret;hi and white Rixir, wrh foiue linall I'l- 
 b:es below.' I found a great eiuamity of it on the 
 Ho.ks HI the Sjutl; Etnliji:, and Dnn.jh Harlxjurs, 
 uhiTC they were not nuirh expofcd w the Eall and 
 Ni nil Wilds-. It feeds in Julf, and its Leaves have 
 bi'.t l.'tic ll',irpni-fs at Spiixktii^en; fo that »vc did 
 lat i; u;-li SaliaJ, whuh wc eould not dowithouis 
 r Sec N ()6,. My tigure is like that of ( a ) Mai- 
 
 Of r.t Hc.h i'.kc Stonc-Crop. 
 
 This plant is without qiieftion a kind of Stinc-Crcf,\ 
 tlio Its Leavis .trc rough or rather hairy, not fo ! 
 thick nor jaicy, not bitini; like ours. Bcfoie it coiTics| 
 into the Fjowev, it nppc.irs like that ot the i-.yi./.i;| 
 bur wlieu lull blown, u has a Purple Flower, witli 
 live, lis, and forrkctime.s nine Ix-avcs: 1 did not tell the 
 St.im.'ii/i of the Fl iwcr, or ever faw the Seeds: The 
 Ro~t 13 -very liiiall. Wc found this Plant on the 
 Low I aiids at the l-.u^lifr-' .idrw , and ainong the Molfcs, 
 "juiic the :.6, It IS mark .'uuthN' (47). 
 
 ' t a Man's Nail, prowiiiR lingly .11 tlie Stalk, but 
 nut above thut of them, belidci the Icvciit.oil : lii- 
 niaret the Flower, the ImalKr tliev .lie Not l.n 
 !!iin the Klines, they have iiiaiiv little Spots aii- 
 l>iiriiig 11 the Points rd the Leaves, whe'ieintie 
 Wins lei.uuute : Ihe I.iaves are lomewliai vvnnt 
 led at the lirtius. The Root brint',s forth lon.i 
 times a (iii};le and loinetiiues a doulile Stalk, the 
 I>> llalk kiiiK never lo tall as tin He.id-ltalk. 
 
 llie Flower grows in a elofe Spike, with many 
 tlell'-eo'ou'd Fiov«,er', lut fo liuall. ih it 1 ni'JeChd to 
 tell the Leaves: Llie Seed.- were not ri| e. Ihe 
 iwiibd Root luftiiiently Ihews it fclf i.i be of the 
 Uj..- :.i !.ii„i ; 11 Is about the thiikaefs i.f a little 
 Lmjier, wuii iniall Fibres, brown uiiho.t and licit;, 
 coloui'd. Within, and of an nlliinyent lalle. Wc 
 K'uud this I'l.int in the t)..;.//'.-iiarlu'r. My Liguic 
 a,oees with th.a given by C/imfi.nini (b.. Iti.maikdil. l, 
 w.th N' [^W,. A... I.,, 
 
 I 
 
 0/ .» /'..ix; ;i.^ uH.'c NLiilc ear 
 
 .This rianf h.u rough I.tavi , like A/..«,''-.-,i', bv 
 pairs, but Tiiiooiliidged : The Sulks arc fmoodi at 
 iheir hilt l[r'.)utint; forth, I'lit alteiwards turn lougli 
 .as fat .IS the upperinott Leaves grow, and aie round- 
 I'll!! at the bottom At the Fjtremity of the Stalk, 
 Peonies loiiii a white Flower out of us I'.^i.vniiuin . 
 ■ \ did not count the leaves nor obferved ihc Sic Is; 
 I but the Roor is louiid and fuiall, wth ihndei Fi- 
 I bres 1: appear^ like the h.niy or loiigh .';_/;;,-, t.)' 
 ihc third or to, nth kind of D.^x.ncui, [J) but tliattljc. , 
 ; Leaves ol liis aie cut, and tliel'e arc not. 1 Piund ' -^. f 
 it III the Sotiil-I'vhiir, yii,.>thc 17th : See N','49^. '■■• i' 
 
 j Of nn Itcii iikj: t.'e Periwinkle. 
 
 This Plant has roimdilli Leaves by Pans on Stalks, 
 creep!!. n upon the Gioim,! 1, 1 eavts are rot un- 
 like iliole of the Pciovj/i/;,'', ex.cpt that they arc 
 ibincthnig more round, and the largclt of thein bent 
 inward letore : The Stalk is knotty aid woody. 
 
 The Flower fcems ai hrit as if wrap'd up hkc a 
 Leaf, but afterwards diliiovcrs it lelt growing cut 
 bctwi.\t the I.cives on the fair.e Stalk • I li.id not 
 the opportunr.> i.t cblirving the . ulo'.ii and ihapc 
 of the Flowers (they being not well blown) nor ro 
 gather the Seed. The Koot is long, (lender, round, 
 woody and* knotty, with fniall branched Fibres .it 
 tlie bottom: \\ ; I'aw u in the S!>utl-l'-i bchin.l the 
 Cwt-7 0/ ll.:ufm the I jih of J/.rf, and Ju.) the 
 17th. I am tot able to deteriiuiie whether it be 
 the Poi/.i iiiD.iwA dclciibed by Cluli:o, (d; or the,,,, 
 r]c.ui;l-^-ins iuni s ot the Hctim '••"'y'-"- ■'/■', men- fi,,.'„i 
 tioncd by the laitic VInjhit, (e under the name of 
 Aoiomtnoi (.olutc.i fi. and 'y r.rw.v ,?»//./, undei the ^'' " ' ' 
 name of .■)«.«>»/;. j I'ci-.itu.) f\!. See N (50}. 
 
 .DiC" 
 
 not, 
 noil 
 gcth 
 If 
 prug 
 iher 
 may 
 in 01 
 pilla 
 the 
 Fibri 
 plcnt 
 MiiJI 
 Spr.i: 
 
 At 
 give; 
 but 1 
 and I 
 
 1 
 with 
 of, 
 and 
 
 CirlJt 
 
 n't 
 
 ')-.^ 
 
 O/. <i Snake-weed. 
 
 Thi'; is a kind of a fmall ''•■ 'i^r-tt.W, not fie 
 •liient'y found at '-/.V^f/'f,^."'/ : Tnc undcrmoft Leaves, 
 ■', . ■ big,4e- than li^c red, arc not above the breadth 
 
 Of itn H.'l //<■ ihf Strawberry. 
 
 This Plant has three cut-Leaves at the Extremity 
 of the Stalks, bke the Sti/itelnr) ; the Flower is alfo 
 like It, lometimes with four, but gcneially with (jvc 
 Leaves : 1 he Stalks arc round and lough, and lo 
 arc the Leaves. On the Stalks you fee two Leaves 
 oppolitc to one another, of a dirteicnt FigLre and 
 '^igncb ; one rcfenibling a Hand, the other a Fin- 
 ger. The Flower is yellow, comjjofed of rouiidilh 
 Leaves but 1 did not lake notice of how many. 
 The Root is round and th ck, with fmall Fibres, 
 a little fcaly at the top : Its taftc is aflringcnt like 
 Virmcnti:. In all the Flcrbals 1 found none more 
 like it than that cali'd by Ld-ciwi, (a) t'lr.^atin S>/-,, [ 
 irjhii iniiiime I'lfi.i f,ie ^trilii ; tho' the Leaves ofs'-- 
 ou a.-e cut deeper, and the Flower of his is whiter.''''''' 
 Set ;. (51). "•" 
 
 Of dc Rock-Plant. 
 
 Tins is tjie fame Plant calld n'c' by the UutJ, 
 and iWui in i-.ifin. The Stalk is lioaj and flat 
 like a Leaf, out ot which fprout many J eaves no 
 Icfs broad, like Twigs out of a Tire: At the top 
 ol the Stalks urow fometimcs five, fonictirnes feven 
 yellow lonyuilh Leaves ( 3< the Herb is alfo i tranf- 
 paren- like Glew. Clofc to ihele you fee other Ion- 
 guilli Leaves, hollvu, and, as ii were, blown up sviih 
 wind, with maiiv Idler Bladders round about, dole 
 to one anothct : VVhcthei ihele contain any Seed or 
 
 r.ot, 
 
I ib. IV 
 
 igly ■ M till- Stalk, In; 
 o liu' Ici'ciif.uii : lu 
 'T llicv .lir Nut I., I 
 ni.i!iv Iitiii S;).)ts :iii- 
 f l.c.ni->, wtu'iiiii tl'o 
 
 ari' (urm'»;i,u wrink 
 It brim;s Inrih lon.i 
 
 a liovililc ,St4lk, the 
 '•• tUi. Hi.i,l-li.ilk, 
 ofc Syikr, vvitli iiLiiiy 
 ii-ill, tiiiit 1 tif.lcCha tu 
 were not ii'(.c. J hi- 
 
 It rdl to be of the 
 ; thickiiL'fs i,t' a little 
 iwii \viiln).:t ami Heih- 
 alliinynit uUc. \Vf 
 -lnr;u:i. My I'lpuiC 
 '■"'"J (b. li i.iiiaika,!. 
 
 NlLlllClMt. 
 
 I'l like Moiil:--.-a' , l^j 
 S: ilk< are fmooih at 
 adrnvarJa turn f^.uj(ii 
 grow, aiiJ ail round- 
 Mrcmity of the Stalk, 
 it t'l Its lK-ri,i>ift iui/: : 
 r ol.fervca the Sce.ls • 
 rial], With llMidei Fi-' 
 or lough Wy,/..-, f.t' 
 '"/'", (W hut thattlje- , 
 c!e arc not. I (ouiid t ■', , 
 7tti ■ Sec N','49;. i> -h 
 
 'eriwiiiklc. 
 
 ■i by Pairs oi) Stalks, 
 1 eavis are not iin- 
 
 . ept that tiky arc 
 larpctt ot' them lien: 
 otty and uocijy. 
 
 jf vvrap'J 1,,. j'llic a 
 It Iclt glowing out 
 e Stalk : I |,.ul not 
 ic .olo'.;! aiul ihajic 
 
 well lilownj not ro 
 "i.i?. llcn.lcr. louiiJ, 
 
 branched KiLres ,it 
 ?:';///-/-> l-chin.l the 
 Ji.'.r. .iiij yu,> the 
 nine whefliet it lie 
 C/'/</;;.', dO or tlie,, , 
 
 under the name of 
 m-i.:>ii,!, uiidui the'"' 
 See N (50J. 
 
 awLerry. 
 
 Chap. XLIL 
 
 A Voyage to ^pirzbergen. 
 
 623 
 
 not, I atn not able to eoniciihire; but the I-cavcs have 
 nothing but wmd ill them For when 1 prcls'd them to- 
 jtcilicr, they gave a little bomice. 
 
 It' we may'eiedit the Sea-men, the finall Sca-fnailsare 
 pruj;ciierateJ out f,t' the Seeds of this Plant, but whe- 
 ther it 111 fo iir not, I will not tletcrinine ; rethaps it 
 may be after the fame nuiiiicr, as we fee on tiie 1 cavcf 
 in our Gjuntry, B'adders Hll'd with the Seeds of Cater- 
 pillars ; hilt thi'; isiinly p'.icfs. I he Root prows out cif 
 the Kotks ( uhenee it Ins pot its name ) with lome 
 l-'ibres, ami is fo'iietimcs round. I t'ounil it in great 
 plenty in the Souil-liiii near the (Vn/^.-iyn/' H:\ cm ; in the 
 MiiJhI'-h.nvH at Spitsbergen ; and altcirvard^ at I'ales in 
 Sp.iiti. 
 
 Aftei it ib dried, it is of a darV-brown Colour, but 
 !;ives aRaiti .t foon as the South or Well wiml blows ; 
 inn when the Wild turns Ead ot North, it becomes d'7 
 and ('itFai;ain. 
 
 1 he oiily Hi;;i-.io lefcmblint; this, which I have met 
 
 ,,,.,_, with, IS in the l;eii'imip) llnl/i:!, (b) under the Name 
 of w/j.i .W.i.-.ii' .■'/;i;vr«w;<o(ii/,< i buttbisis mote Ipongy 
 and white. ''ecN'(>;i)- 
 :,.. Cru: The Leaves of the f.'ir,(/rmi^p//w^, releiiible in fhapc 
 
 "' a Man's Tongue, curled on both tides, hut pl.iin before : 
 Thro' the niidiHe of it run two black ftroaks to the 
 Stalk ; and on the out-fide cltliem nisiiy black Specks, 
 witliiii the black Nerve?;, on eiich lidc, to the iiiiddlc- 
 niolt plain .Strike: The Plant is curled, except in the 
 middle, where it is linooth cpiite to the St.i.k ; .lad .it 
 the beginnini; of the Leaf next fo the Stalk, arc luo 
 nhitc' Veins' or Nerves rcaehing to the middle of the 
 
 fuel 
 
 1 a iiiannei, 
 
 Leaf, bending towards one anotli . ^.. »■„■,,. i^,, 
 
 thatj if they wi.e quite clofci , they woull iiuki- 4 
 perfed oval. The leai of it is above fix 1-oot long, 
 and yellc\v : The Sttik is < f ilio fame colour, niucli 
 longer, round and linooth, thick near the Root, and 
 fmclls like Mulhels. The Roi.t li.is many Braiiohei, 
 fubdividcd into other , which llick dole to the Koik'i 
 under water: It grows fonittunes many Ha homa deep 
 in the Si a. We often ufcd to pull up ri ^rcjr ijuantity 
 ot it vvitho.ir Aiv;hnrs, and top,ctlicr v.itli it a ccttaii 
 liniry Plant growing iicai the firmci, tcfr/nbling a 
 Horfe's Tail, with lo'iiic fmill knobs like nitty Hair, or 
 Inch as are fplit at the ends. The whole I'latit w.is 
 browner than the other, the Roots being ciitangled with 
 it. We found foiiie tea \V:irms wrap'd up m ihis l..(f, 
 not unlike CatcrpilUis, with imiiv Lei^s. Sec ihcfc .it""'-'^"' 
 N" (si . This Plain Lciiig like the />././■., u may be 
 cail'd If^rei 01 H(cli-i:'lk: It icfemb'cs moll the 
 Draught giveti by (a Aiitimi) li n.it, of a certain H-tb 'al L ;. 
 growing about V\iiic\ ca'I'd Mnjcus /■.rgeiueiu Murium 
 jimiln I'lum.f ; but this is not white, but yello-v, or ra- 
 ther brown. Both thefe Plants we tc/iii,d in ctiat quan- 
 tities in the Sruth /..:. I.u , -^iih loth, and 1 1 II. 
 
 'Ihe Iir,"!'/!:'! 1: i :u produces anothei lott of .1 ,V,.-r-o«.;'a,'. 
 1<!ahi, which I ctIIVI S<r..x>,iji : It iirovvs likevv,ic und.ir 
 water, and isalo.eeiglit footltinp, with v'l'ow Leaves 
 (likeGliw) tliri,- Wingers Iroad; iratilp:ieir, anti tei- 
 miti.uinp ilia blunt point : They gio'v tiom the Keot 
 round about it, fmooth-edg'd :it the tup, without: 
 prickles, but plain and even. 5teN' (54,, 
 
 : I ■ 
 
 
 'fii 
 
 Chap. XLIl. 
 The Voyage to Spitzbergeii, Tan IV, 
 
 Of the An'imalt of Spitzbergen. 
 
 < A; ; 
 
 ■ at the Extremity 
 I the blower is alfo 
 genei.illy with five 
 and loUgh, and to 
 oil Ice two Leaves 
 irteicnt Figure and 
 , the other a Fin- 
 ipofeJ _ of rcundilh 
 rice ot how m.my. 
 jvitb finall Fibres, 
 e is alfringent like 
 found none n;ore 
 >, (aj t'lr.iaiin Syl-,,. , 
 tho' the Leaves ot\ '•- ■ 
 
 et of his IS whiter.'/" •*•■ 
 
 tii-tj.. 
 
 'ier by the Outd, 
 
 IS bioaJ and flic 
 t many J oaves no 
 
 fire: At the typ 
 •, ibmetiines levcn 
 Icrb is alfo ; tranf- 
 
 you Ice other lon- 
 ere, blown up with 
 
 round about, clofc 
 
 intain any Seed or 
 
 not. 
 
 The .\>(ir- 
 
 THU Animals of ,?/i'(^ifr?fn arc cither fuch as 
 have two, or four Legs; klidcs whuh, they 
 have certain Creatures living only in the 
 Water, without Legs, inliead whereof, they 
 h.tvc I'liis |ointed like Legs underneath the Skin ; yet 
 liiine arc amphibious Creatures, and have either two or 
 four I eps. We will begin with the Birds, whereof the 
 moll live in the Water, and few upon the Land or 
 Ice. 
 
 0/ Bii'ts rt'i'/i diviAcil Vcct. 
 
 I obfervcd here but one Land-bird, vi:[. the Snitc, 
 i.tli'd alfo xWSiii\H(i-''mincr { as keeping neat the Snr.nd) 
 i» no bigger than a Imkj with a thin n-.rrow-corner'd 
 Bill ; arc fo broad androundilh, with crofs notches like 
 ihofe of our Smtes, which arc alfo larger th.-.n the 
 Snitco of • Spif^lcrf^cii, but otherwife like one another 
 both in (hapeand colour. .The Bill both above and below 
 is foui ftpiatc, about two Inches long, and of a biuwn- 
 illi colour: 'L'hc Head is loiind, ami no thicker than the 
 Neck. They have three divided Claws beloro, an.! .1 
 ihoit one l-ieiiitid, with Ihort Legs. They are ol the 
 lolour of .1 I ark, bur Ihew like a Duck'iNi. k in Sun- 
 Ihitiy wiather. Lheir Food is Worms and Shrimps. 
 WelV.oi levctal of tlicin in Soi,tl-hjrl-«'i, near the C'oo/;f).y 
 .f ll.-.'lem ; they did not taflcinthclealt aftcrbifh. See 
 
 Tab.K.N- (S5). 
 
 The Snow-bini is oFthc M.t^nefs of a Spr.mm, and the 
 iV.apc of .1 Lii.na, .is alio ot" the fame colour. Its Bill 
 IS Ihort, raid pointed ; the Head no thicker than the 
 Neck : The Legs are ado like the Linnet's, with three 
 divided Fore-claws, and long crooked Kails; the hin- 
 der Claw fouiething Ihortcr, with a loiig-bcnded Spur : 
 The Legs are ihort." a-d of a grey colour. Their IJacks 
 .did Wings arc grey; hut fioui rhe Head down over the 
 Belly to the T.iil, they arc as white as Snow : The young 
 ones arc grey all over. Thi v iilld to comeinto our -Ship 
 in whole Flocks, near the lllc if r''" Vn'", and were 
 fo tame, rhat you niighi: take them with your Hands 
 They arc only ficn upon the Ue, \'. hence they are i all d 
 Sum-birds Wc kept fomeol tlicm in .1 Cage, but they 
 
 foot! died. Thrifc wc car wctc vi^v ie.'.ii, bjt of no ilj 
 talte. SecN' ("56 . 
 
 1 got tight of a moll curious ic -Lr.l in the l' ~ i'I'-t,. • 
 
 h.trhiin, of [he bignels of 1 linail ripciiii, a.:d lli.i.ing 
 like Gold ; but being atraid we Ihouid !p0:l his curi-iis 
 Feathers bv lliooruip it lb near at hand, it elcaped us. and 
 U) 1 could no. delineate It, ilus bung the oujj i fa'vof 
 the kind. 
 
 Of the Broitd-fi'Ctcd Birds. 
 
 Of thefe there are divers forts at Spit^bci^en , lomi 
 withpointcd, othfr with thick and I rcadBdls. .Among 
 the thick-biH'd ones, fonie have them p.irtcd .as the 1^1,11- 
 Imuli^-ii (or Foolijh (in.in ), others uodivided, a.s the 
 I'.srrers ( as they c.ill thfm ). Another ditl'er ncc 1; in 
 ihe Heels of thele Birds ; for tome .it them hive tieels, 
 as the Mmintaiii-dii-k,, Kj>mcn-, and .\J<;//Vvj.„ (; h . Others, 
 have none, as the ttiireeimiflcr, l{.itl'p.<.''; s'.';t(»r/.:i-i, 
 J^/(f)C;'f/7, Pnrrct, l.umh,; y,^rm, and tlie H^:-: /.-. 
 No Waterflicks to rhe Feathers o»" thclc Birds, no more 
 than to the Sw.Tiis and other Wat r-f.\vl. Some arc al- 
 fo Birds of Prey, others not. '1 here l^ alfi a great dif- 
 fe.i'eiicc in their tl; ing : the P.^^.i. flies like a r.i'O './jc; 
 the Lamfc- and Hcd-:^'nj: likea .Sivr/.fni; the \).i:i mu:l-^trt, 
 l{/ith/ker, and Strunij.iyer, like the M.ui ; and tlieiJiirjfi- 
 maj)er like the Sicrlt.. 
 
 The Birds of Piey are, the Rur^e'm.^f:.-r, ^'" '/'■"'> BIrJtif ri 
 Struntiuer, {{utycgirr, and M-'ieiim, k-i: ; .lud their bledi " '' *" 
 is ditlercnt accordingly Ihe Flelh of the Buds of Prey 
 is fcarto eatable, unlefs you bar; ihem up tor tome 
 days by their Legs,*' that the At ;v,iy conli'me the 
 Train-oil ; withuiii whi^h, it would make onvom t. 
 
 The /'/^cwM, I'.irrets, %/-»iryc, andi)^(<;, arc pretty 
 llelhy, and the l{:"i", K."'""'"''.' ^"d young ■' .mii, eat 
 loleiably well, boild or fry'd, provided the Fat be t.ik- 
 en away, w-hi h otherwile would turn yi ur notnach. 
 All thele Birds, except the sriwtjr.'e, K. m.w, .uid 
 Mo:iiii.:i>i.Jucl{, build their Nells upon the Rocko, tho' 
 fome higher than others, About tlielattcr cud ol' ' ime 
 and the beginning of ;?»'> iheir liatchinp-tinic ) hey 
 flock together in fuch valt numbers, that when they tly 
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 tip, they darken thfSkv like a Cloud '. But the ^; >«.-■<•' 
 A),i(.if.fM;.,;.i4t, anii the 'J/Mir/z-voj, make ilicii ^■|•H^ 
 in til. low (Jioim.ls of the litTii- llles, uhctc wc ulul to 
 • :kc iii> valt (iiiantitics of i;p(!s. 
 
 Th, ,^(.■. .(i.n- /i«ic IniilJ.^ his Ncft ot' the Feithe-^ ol 
 lr;<p\vftIVIIv, vni-^a with rnnicMols: But jhilil-ea- 
 thii-< :.re tint \W I'M' llowr, l^rom^hI US f.om //;.:/..l ; 
 f'orthcr.- are iikcn tmin a l.irpc Bird caU'd l:.U:<,3 
 P.umdof wh'. h, \vhm -ItjiilVd trnm the Mols ii l'>ld 
 at .1 Cin\vli/r. Pound t liiittlu- Uiiwii of thelt Norilu rn 
 /\,',v,j,Mii.-.(/..-'i, tht Si .1 nun ufi.a to I'c i'"t into ilii-ii 
 i'lilinvii .it'd Stiaw-'avks. whr h nll^hl U wouli >:c-ii;. 
 rliTiMy, if liny w.re will dcarf^d. 1 lu Ki mtxs :~ 
 Will .!< ilie '(' ■' ", l.n thi'ir Fj:;;- Aivmvi. 'lit Mnfi : Ui 
 Ndhnf tlurrluT Bird; i"Mi;i t'li" in>;li.imnni; the Kak'. 
 wc <n\\\ tint .•oiiu- -It iIk'iii. Ml ihcfe Bird> lly di- 
 riV>ly mtluMt own N.U-, 1 i i; I'ciicvir Co daik. As 
 to ihc Nairn-, of the Bird-, I lia\c iiiUrti.dihi.iii, jult ai 
 tl-.i' Sc;i '.iieM have f.iMti thcni fu narlv. Some ot thcle 
 Birds as \uml-', V;i»>.fi'.-i' '. Miuimikcii, S^nmcwi, 
 
 amitiic Miv .aird KH'/.-,-;'''':'. ' 'i»"' •'''" '™!1. "'"'"^ 
 Co3l> of" l-.'^'i>-iU S.'f/.!"./. and /<?-:»./, as alfo in ilic 
 .V;,i«/y;.i-.V^,'.ind tlic two lai\ e- in upon the l-.lOe, the 
 
 Riveiof lh'iwu'?j. , ,i ■ n i 
 
 The li-tip.'ef (or AldiTiiian ; is a thni-lill d liir.l. 
 
 Midi three Claws, bcin.n f" lalld from his llattly uiid 
 
 haiuirm-.e afixci, l>m is Ids than the Bird calid the liu,- 
 
 " '1 his Bud has ? ihari< and thin Bill, and three Claws 
 join'd 1-y a Maik Skin, witli.iut any Spur ot Claw be- 
 hind : ItsI I'ps ari-il'.or! and Mack, and loaic iht Lyes. It i 
 isliMvhi'.e, that you may even diftiiv.nulli it I cyoiid the 
 Sm w ; ltsT,iil IS iiidirtcrin-iy lnrj;, and Miy Iro-ad,! 
 lui'i I adys haii; Imiis lower th.in ihe 1lIi!i- A;^i.»M-a-, 
 siiid lrt< ads it- Wings and Tail in riyinp,, iiki the Stmr:. 
 /••!-. II L'l.r. It dii's r.ot m\uh care ti. Iwini in the 
 v.atir as the oilur Bird.-i do here, tho it is very fond' 
 of I'lili. 1 havi Uin thtmfix'd upon iheSia-horli-sdniig 
 iipm till Kt, upon whofe Bodv the\ \m1I rrif, vslullt^ 
 .dive, riity fly alone, encrp niieii thiy floik tog(thir| 
 ■ 11 Kre.it niinilitrs al^iut a I'r.y. 1 did delinta-r them at^ 
 S'.;;;/-.- '4 ". 7i.'> the loth, and thiy were fo iwit. that, 
 lartead'of Ihoo'inn, wc could have knoik'd thcni down 
 w;'hrin tiiins, N. (s«}- , ., , n i ' 
 
 The I',':;.- '■, ct rather I'l^an-.l ::'; is a bcirtitul Bird, 
 i-t iln li'^reh rf a Dmk, nith a thin iharp-pointed 
 B;.l, a'.'.iut lAO liuhfs loni, rid and hollow within, 
 the 11", 'f! Bill bun,", a lin'r "ruokej ?.i the end. _ It has a 
 (hint i'al, aihl ihort red I cR,, with thae red Toes, and 
 crooked Claws Some (f thcfe B>rJs arc blaik all o- 
 vn, bur feme ^ibont the W nigs anJ in the middle, are 
 ry'dv^uh black, and arc a'toccthtr white underneath 
 the V.Viiv« 1 heir loneiic is red and hollow, and they 
 fry Iiki'V>"'P I'lgc'-"!-. whence they have got their 
 ram.', they ha\inp'nothni,n elfc like thmi: In their 
 Crop' I tmmd Shrimps and U.iall l.and-Uur.is. 1 hin- 
 f.i;ht is nor very hiijh, at molt like the I'artrid(;e5, and' 
 pineiallv by Pares, or elle alone : They tan kcep.i un- 
 tidei.iliW lime under water, efpccially if they are piirfued 
 or llirt. Their Ficlh is not ill to eat, it tiy'd in but- 
 ter, at-' er the Vat is taken away. I llioi the tiilf on the 
 I.-e, .'.;..v the 13d, and afterwards at .s/i;(^ic'V;f«, where 
 the. ate mire fieriiicnt. Sec N' s8,. 
 
 T!i(? I.u>"l' leleinbks in its Bill the DnD'^-pi^^mi, 
 exeeit t^at it is more crooked and iironper. Its beet 
 arcl'laek. w"h three Toes, and as many black (^iaws ; 
 ti," I r<-. an- aifo bl... k .and ll.ort. It. cry b alinolf like 
 a Kav'n, l'iv;rvr than the /.)i:i».r,-/i>/rw, about the ("ize 
 of a nv.dhng Duck t 1 was told th.it they leed alio upon 
 fin.dl fi'-th KiM'i lllh. I he old oiicscauy their young 
 c.tirs from -heRoiks to the Water, where iluy te.aih 
 thrmtofwiin , and arc lo t'oiiil of tliini, that iliey will 
 fwnvionitantiy al«;nt thiiii, and dctend tlum auamlt 
 the lii;iilii ' f the l:u •. vnjl ,s. I'lics arc iiM eau 10 
 be lluiti for h loon its tluy \''C lire, tltey p,ct away, 
 or under wall r I hcyflv toecihcr in bl' iks, uithjcnn- 
 ed\Vii:f,sl;keSwatf,ws, and ot a Iwitt inotio.-.. The 
 yoiinp ium'i arc not laltly diltiiiginru d froin th- 
 ol 1 ones, ulVcl's you rake cxa.'t lyticc of their lh!;% ilic 
 v.ppi-rjart w hereof turns belule the urdcrniott ['art, at 
 tbi IVict, and rhe iin •rinoft belide the upperimlt; This 
 itvommonh dot.itnitbe 1 ',th, i(Hh, or !• th \ear of their 
 ape. The old oiii-saro very Hrlhy, laf dry and tonph, 
 :iud thctctore fiarce eatable, iinlefs yoi. boil tiiem well. 
 nn.' after you have taken away the bar, tiy iliem m 
 A-tttr. I faw rhouljnds ot them oi- the South and Well 
 (idea 7f the Mountaiils ( v;hcre th; Herbs grow j near 
 '.he 1^ ti:: h. '':v bour ; but did not meet with f> many 
 "i-av S', M.i^Mcni-l'(tif». where I drc* m) bi:.;ur':, ju- 
 
 tliem afterward; m 
 .Va neat ii,« ig.-Uiil. 
 
 '^ the 2vli- 1 met \m h fome • 
 lie sri'i'/l'-Stii, iivl the Noi... 
 VeN (si/h 
 
 I his IS a kind ol Iri.j.miic A.V.v, ralld Kuiif^fl'.'t r 
 liomuicry: Its Bill i- I'eni foniuhim; like iliat ol' i1k "' 
 llun:- w.ijici. Wit'', aliiiill ItiuLioiiilie undctinoil panol'"' 
 ihc 1j.11. Mis blaik b\e» arc icnonnded with a re.i 
 cirv Ic, Ikc the (ii, ;;. »i _i;,-r ; his three Ciaws arc loiiu; 
 witli.ib'aik Skin: Ihc I.ep.s arc of the lame lolout, 
 .iikI iI oil, the Tall loiii; and broad Ike a bati. He isas 
 wim, .1, Si.i.w on the l)ill>, li.t ijrcy i,n ti.c Back a^id 
 NViiigs, the Points whereof «ri bUcs. His iijjucfT. i> 
 the lime is oilvr M-w , t'-at fvnc-.vhat Ids tli.m tin 
 V :. ■cnci. II,., bo'..l 1, ilic Far .f -In Wiialis, wli.ci' 
 theScimen tie t.) thdtl locks ti.r .1 I a.t, and 10 1 anii 
 not only thefo, (ut molt odierCird.ol Picv : lie necii 
 dives, but Hies wuh fiv.al! \\'in;.', : He h miiit.d b;. tin 
 N.-.«'.f/;v. , cr i)'i'-/;, «.'. ; 111, It liui.gi, which ti.c 
 y/.i()i/f,i,*c- CMts: 1 I'.ave been li.,;.ivntly an I'.yi-witril- 
 ot tins: This win. h I liLoiieatid, was taken at the 
 Soiitl-iivun. I took notice, that tiiis D.id, a< well as 
 all the others m iloe parts, luini U'.un the V\.itir, 
 hoidinn up thi ir He.ids a(:ainlt the U'liui, in it blow ro- 
 ver foiiard: Th's 'hey lio, that their liailaismay n. t 
 be opened and eir^aicjkii, .uki coiifcojcntl;, tiny f.uiltcr 
 iniheir tliHhr. This B.ul has I u'. .lulc mcatuponhiiii t 
 I have feeii foiiic ot thciii boiliiii the .V/i..''. /'' and in the 
 .\iif/;-,?M,butli incwh,i: Jillcrent from tliefc. Sec N' 6^,'. 
 
 Tbt: llh^ic tnnjic, ( or Major ) has pot its name friin ,■,, 
 Its bii^ncfs ( bcinpalnioll upial toa Stoik} bdbrc all il.c -. 
 othci Birds of .V/K^/in^rH, He has a crookij, thuk, 
 narrow, and yellow Bill, the undcrmilt lemcwhat knc>b- 
 by at the bxtremity, more than the hyi.tti-^^ff, with lotip 
 Noftrils, and a red Circle about his tvca ; His I egs arc 
 not i]iiite fo long as the Stork's, .inl firey, ,is are hi.- 
 three Claws : He hai a broad and uhi c J ail like a ban : 
 'I !:c Wings and Baik are if a j Kui 10 out ; the lull 
 tip'd With white, and fo is the wliolc E dy. They 
 butld till. It Nells lui'.h aiv.oiig the Clirt^ of the ImaKs, 
 bejondany b.-dy's ica.h, but vsiil flo^k 111 great niimbei^ 
 to a dead Whale to teed upon his bat, ivhere v.e utcd to 
 tb.ooi thcin. Ills cry is l.kt the Raieii's, and his fliglit 
 like a Stoik ; he ti ids upon young t-i ml i and the tat of 
 Whale, as alio the Si\:.!:o'J/s dnnti. He c iiinionly 
 flies alcnc, ejticpt when ttiey meet at their Prey ; They 
 lovr to rclt 1..11 tlie w.i:er, but feldom divi . The Mn- 
 u-ni:, l^Lri { whillt tl'.ey are feedinp upon the dead Whale ; 
 lie quietly down let'oie the Hiiigenti.ij.',-r, rather than to 
 lia\c their iMcal, who bites them in the Neck, whiih 
 they don't npaid, by icafon of the thickiiels of their 
 Skin; we fi.ot one ..jmv the loth, Lcfcic ilie ll'ciht^f.i. 
 You fee hi;n at N- f^i). 
 
 The ;<^^f?c. i> a divuc^ Bird, with a crooked, Ihurr.T.t 
 thick, and black Bli, Ihort Legs ol the Qme co.our, and 
 three Clans aiiJbi.uk Nails, join'd by a black Skin. 
 Some are pied cvith Mack on their Wings, like the Di- 
 '-.I'n:; /'r;.T« ; their Feathers are like Han 011a thick 
 Skin, and their Fails \ery ihort- For tlic rell, they rc- 
 lemMe both in ihape .iiid flight the Sn i//.;ivj, and tlv 111 
 Hecks; they walk wabbling from one fide toaiiothcr.an ! 
 cts /(..'re/, i.-f, tt!, ret, trt, hrft high, and lower Ly 
 degrees, whence they lia'.c go: their name. As thcv 
 I ha> c a fhriil 'Voice, fo they m.akc a molt hideous noili.-, tho' 
 I molt of the other Buds of Spit :;ht' get. are not inferiour 
 I to them, except that they cry lower. The l{ct^,-s are 
 ifomewhat bigger than Starlings; build foi the moft part 
 I their Nclts in tile Cliffs of the Roiks, and feme on the 
 I Mountains among the Mof-.. Their Food r, 3. certain 
 grey Worm like Ciaw liih (delineated .hcreattcr as 
 lallo red Shrimps or Prawns. The hrl*. we got A/.i» the 
 ;i9th, on the Kc, anJ afterwards many mure 3.r.^i4i\- 
 .bo^eti. They atford very good Food, and tl.e belt, ncxi 
 I to the Sn,tial-:unne , being beth flelhy and tat ; we eat 
 itheni boil'd and roalted. SecN' .'61 . 
 I The i- :("';.;;•-•■ [Dini^^-'iirrf, ) has a thick bkack Bill, Th- 
 lfomev\*|iat crooked, and bhir» li<forc. His Legs are r.ni'l'' 
 very long, aiU his three Claws lom'd with a bla k Skin, 
 jlhe Tail is like a Fan, with one Feather llandit.g lui 
 bctorethe reft ; The top of hi^ Head u i-la..k, .ii.d fo 
 |aie hishyes: .About his Neck In; la aJorii'd wit.'ia d.iik- 
 sellosv Ring, his Wings and Baeli brown, bit under. 
 iieath the 1 illy white. He is fonit thing hiigcr than the 
 /\ii(rc^.../, whom he hunts in the .\n, tlying tim.ctimi . 
 above, lometimes iiolow her, till Ihe ealls her Di't^, 
 which lie V. Itches before it lallsiiuothc Water, ( v.hti .l• 
 llc hasgot hisNamc , and, as 1 hippofc, Icrves him 11.- 
 liead of druik, his oiditiary Food being the Fat 1 f the 
 Whale. His Ncit he build; not vcr)'t.'j;li, .uidv.alk, 
 uptight like the Bi.-'uci/;,.';.'-. .iivJ [i/n-J'.-i i lis bicit. j- 
 
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 iiril.ol Piwy ; lie i.tui 
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 .;iiii-!illy an l-.yi-vvitiiN 
 lJ, '.v.i-; t.iiifn ai li.e 
 t liiii l;.!j, .i< well as 
 ulm ini;n the W.iiir. 
 e \V .i:il, ill u blow rc- 
 tlicir Iwuhiis may r- ; 
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 u". .iitle ii.eatiij'oiihiiii .- 
 1 ihe .S"/i.:/..//' arnlin ftic 
 tror.illiefc. Si.;N' 6^,'. 
 lus L'ot Its name tr>'iii ; ,^ , 
 la -Slink j iK-tbre all il.i -, ;• 
 has a crookul, tlii..k, 
 Lrmi.rt loi;:cwh3t knob- 
 ic l\i,tii-^r,r\ wiih loiip 
 isLyii ; His I cgs arc 
 >, ard ijri'v, ,is an- In.. 
 Willi- Jail like .1 Ian : 
 ; l.iA lo'ciui , ihc Inll 
 
 wiiole B.i!y. Tluy 
 >■ Clitl's ot" till- I^xh, 
 flu..K 111 print liinnl'u- 
 I'at, ivliere v.c uicil tj 
 R.iM-n's ami his tlipl.t 
 V, 1. 1 wli .TnJ tilt* kat.ot" 
 Inn;;. He o iimionly 
 1 .v. tlicir Prey : 1 liey 
 iliiniJu-i. The ,\;r - 
 iij'onilK ikaJ Whale ; 
 >'i.ij:rr, ra;lier than 10 
 in the N'eik, whuh 
 th'.- thi.km-l.s of their 
 
 Lefore the ll'c!lHgi:t. 
 
 ith .1 crooked, fliort, t;t «■; 
 
 the (.line colour, ami 
 I'd by a I'laik ,Skiij. 
 ir W'liv.;^ like the i>i- 
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 or the reft, they rc- 
 
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 nc fiJctoar.other.aiil 
 
 high, ami lower Ly 
 heir naii.e. As tliev 
 loU hiJeous nolle, tho' 
 
 g.-'. .ire not int'crioiir 
 eei. The l{cigcs are 
 
 miM tor (he mofl part 
 nks, and feme on the 
 icir FooJ 1-1 a rcrtam 
 neaifil liereattcr as 
 hr". we t;ot Miy the 
 
 many more at '*/-.':;- 
 )d, and the bell, ncx; 
 L'lliy and fat ; we eai 
 61 . 
 
 as a thick bl.ick Bill.TIf '•■ 
 re. His Legs arc r:.; ■-"' 
 M v.idi a I'la k ,Sk:;i. 
 
 Fcadier ItanJit.g li.i 
 lead ij lla-.k, and I'o 
 , aJorn'd ivit.'ia d.iik- 
 k brown, bit uiidtr- 
 tliiiig i.iiger than the 
 \ir, ilyiii;.; fim.ctimt . 
 
 Ihe vails her Ili-rg, 
 
 the VVatir, ( v.hii„.e 
 'I'cd'c, lirvis hini ii.- 
 beirii", '.he F.it 1 f tl'C 
 vcr\'b-[.;h, aii-.l v.alk. 
 i/'/v'"' I iis Hell J . 
 
 Chap. XL/!. 
 
 Jl^o}\wc to Spirzber(;cn 
 
 ^'JS 
 
 no more ist.iblc than that of the othrr Iiirds of I'rey • 
 He cries i. y<-, orffi-/'.;', with a llinl Voice. 1 'hot 
 liini July ihi: nth, near the D-e-l-rAtii {or l{ ' '-nii-.l , 
 at Spiifl'rifif' , and law anoihfr of ihcm on the baik ot 
 ScotUthI, being otlicrwilc ,t raie llinl, that loniiiitjiily 
 flics alone, not \mlikc a Crow, bir. Ins Winjis are ir.-.rc 
 I'ointnlat the end. See N" (Ajj. 
 ,-r,ii'{ This Bird, rninmonly lall'd the f'/H'cf, liivin' a pc 
 r'lt culiar bill, .imong all the oilu-i wcb-tooted Biid , h.is 
 };ot the name of a Rm:', tlm' his Bill is not iike thai 
 of atriic J'.iiff, bciiii; biond, and tiiil of In ,dl Itic.ik'. 
 of divers coUiiiri, i','-;. ted. white, and ilie bioad pan 
 blatk : Both rhe nppct and iin.li riiiolt are pointed ; the 
 iippcrmoll Ai- h r"-!!, with a thin bended Hook or, the 
 -.ippcr-rjills ; iheiindcrmoll Ai, h isycllowilh, which to- 
 wards tlie end downward*, IS cut otf llopiiip . Both the 
 upper an.! iii'dci pan is jhicc l-'inpcrs broad, and tliiee 
 loiiR : On till' upper Bill he has four ai Jied and 
 oblc np, pitted hohs, ard as many on the lower, ihj' 
 the turtlu-rmolt is no' ipiite fo plain : '^\Ak holes on 
 b th Bills, make together a Halt iMi 0:1, as Jo the 
 
 holes 
 
 tell ol r.'c Bodv of an All.-c.-lour : Jin \Viii;;s riiii 
 Tail \. I lU- iindaneaili, and '.n« dJc of the I -adici-. 
 1 1 the Wi/ifii l-lack. Thee iiiliei<n; Cc.iiii-, loi,.- 
 thci with lia; tcil li.^'^. |-e-t, and \\<\\, tirndei iTu* 
 bud uiy l.eaiit;ful to tli.; l.vc : Its b<a'lu-is aic liauy ; 
 it I'.icsinolt lin.nly, unU-i. it in- 1 i-jf iheiv Nells, whii'ct 
 th- ) liock in vail iitiinl -is; itiefe ar.: ma Jc '. f ^lo.'■ 
 lioth the Nells aiid b.Kg'.nc ot aii Alh colour, I ji the 
 lall l.ivt black Spnks, .mJ .-.le ofUie bijiriels c'' \ 
 I'lRioii'sbj-j!; I ate fome ofihetn, aid they i.iltid likc 
 I ap-iv.ni;i hggs : '1 he Yo:k is very red, a'l.l tli.: 
 ^Vluk- liiiwilli , ihcy arcll.aij^ p-jintci at die end. It 
 IS a kind of a Ha»vk, I'rat i'ctJs i.pop f.i.all grey 
 Worms and Shnnips. i did i;-n t.ide .ts Klc.li, bi airle 
 >se rot biit ore, wliiili was fl.o; .ri.itc to puces ; 
 Ills Icitliets of thefe l"«iid.. at Sp.i^.c^^cn, are iiiuch 
 liiiii 'liun thole of om Coiii.iiy, whicli arc giev. That 
 dc'ii.eated here, w.is ll.ot ynxi- the i.;th, ai the /i././»- 
 ./'-,? near .^/i.'t:;iV'j«;. Sic .N'' 66 . 
 
 ■jl'he Mitlu'Hckj lus a Bil; '.i-veially JuideJ : rheT.'.; 
 ilppciinolt has liiiah lonnitli .'^ oitnls next to the Head ,""•' 
 and I nJerncath thcrii pi ivi^ mui ^^ n was a n iv Bdl, 
 
 m 
 
 i^ 
 
 ; t ■ 
 
 ridng vp crooked, and intu ,1 iharp point. The irndir 
 
 elevated pans betwixt tlicni : Foi, by thelc 
 arc asirany r.rilidparis, theiipperiHoltbeiiij; as broad as 
 
 tl-c three riirihetPUiil! ones, tnv,cthei ; an.l has underneath [ art ot 'he lid I is ..oHipos'd of four pic.-cs, two wlicii- 
 on ea- h fide, an obloili; hole, wliuh doiilitlels are the '.t iiit.-' 111 a poiiit.'ow :rW.ir Is, txac'lly witluhc | o'.nt of 
 Noltrils; but the undii'niolt on il.c uiuler-Uill, is aboiiti the uppci 11:11, 11. o'liii tu.s papi iipnards. The 
 a .Straw's breadth broader; the upper broad part is' Claws and Skin bctwu: them is };:cy, as ucil as il.c 
 bl.ickilh, and lometiiHi-s blew. I hiiiderinolt, wluiti is liiulle'- lii.ui the leit Ih-s'lul 
 
 On this broad part of the upper-Bill, that is thus* is broad, and tin Wit,. ;< loni;ilh like the A, -m ir. S, mt 
 r.iifed, IS towards the t.yo an oblong pice ot a whiteiare prey alloicr, foim only 01 :lie Baik .mX Wn p, 
 (.V< (iVrt^f full of holes, whereon sou Ice towards thein-lbut the Head and Billy uliiu It this lii.; a ' .,-.t 
 ncrpart of the Mouth a certain Nerve, which reachini; A'l-iv ; it doi s nut nuicli caie tci diutp, the-. lin;.,r , has 
 to the undci part, there ends, and pives motion to the but liiiall Winp;, i: I wabbles a pood uh.lc bct'oic it 
 opening and tliutiint; of the Bill. His Legs arc Ihort can raile it li ll liaii. tlie Ciiouivl. As they fee! I'poii 
 and red, with three Claws piiii d with a red Skm, the Fit ol the Whale, fj they fcl ow hini iti great 
 and three itniig Nails r He has a wabliling (J.itc. luunbeis, cfpccially after he is woi.n>ii ,!, where "they 
 The Hyes ate Itirronndcd with a nd Circle, abo\e t'olluw the Track of the Bl nd in the Warcr, by which 
 which, Hands upright a little Horn, and underneath 1 means the Whale is olten a. fco\ci J. 
 the Hyes is another Viiiall '>bloii;:; black horn croft over :! It h.is go: tl-.c name o! .\;.-.'/, "i:i,<;- ftcm its f tiering it 
 The Head is bhack as lar ,is icj ihe Horn, but theChecks- felt to be kiH'd without iiiriing ; for M-.l! Ilgnities as 
 white, wiih a bkack Ring about the Nc.k: The Back: 'iiuch as foolilh or lilly, and Mulkc a (Ir.at : It is a \e- 
 and Wings aic of the fame lolour, but the Belly ry devouring Riid, and will eat till it can Hand no ion- 
 whiie. They Hy ciihet lingly or bv I'airs, with point-] Rcr : It is ihe hrlt and molt couuion Birdyoiife in 
 til Wings hki l.uiiJi. 'ihey can keep a great while! f-rffwAiw./; their cry, is, at a diir.-.ncc like the brogs: 
 under wafr, and tied upon Shrimps, liiiall Filh, It has th'.; icalt Mc.it ot any Bird id I'lcy 1 cvcrfaA; 
 Worms, .Sea-fpidcis, and Star-lilli. This Bird is flcllii- and what it ha; of it, is very toucii and l-rcng ; fo th.it 
 er than the /)(i)...;-/i,,;;c;', which affords very good if they arc to be eaten, you u'-.ill haii;; tl.'cir. up fi;t 
 I-'ood : I ncvfr law any of them among the b.e.j Hjinetime by their Lgs ; .md attirwanis lay tb.tm i;i 
 This, whereof 1 have given you the Uriught, I llot at , frelli w.itcr before you fry them. It buiiiis its Ncfl 
 S.imiuiii'n'^l', mar .s/i/.-^/v. i;.-w, Juiic the 2&th, and high into the Mountains, but not lo li'.;h as ihc 
 tjflt Icitral more attcrwards. Sec N" (64). 
 
 Of th. ll\l-jiiotc,i DiriL vc!th fur C.'.iirj. 
 
 Vt Wfun. 
 
 m.tjlei . They arc frequently I'ecii all over in theW. .' 
 "ifc • This was delineated among the Itc jw.- the lirrt. 
 Sec N- ; 6i). 
 
 Of ft meat hi I hiuh not t!cli>u;:!tA i ere. 
 
 BeI'dcs thefe betorc-menuoncd Birds, I law a n-r.ain 
 kind ofGccfc, lalld l\eii Cc.-Jc, with Iwiiig Legs, aud 
 1 hi M'l.iifatt-J: . s; is rather a wild Goole than a kind , flying in Flocks : T hcfe arc alio frequently ficn n ;<..'; .r, 
 of a Dui k, bi ing of the bmncls of a niiddlc-lized Goofe, | .No'U-^,, and Ji.tUn.K 
 ami liU her about the Bill: It IS a beautiful Bird, with tiiic'i I faw another handfotne Bird .ali'd j./m (•/(;.'..-«• J 
 fi-otted Feathers; Fovtluiclbthiydivcundcrwaorasouriof the bigiieU of a Stork, and of the fame fi.,!) c : It is 
 ■- ■ ' "■' Drake IS pic' ■■'■'-''- - 
 
 We will now proceed to the weli-footcd Birds with 
 lour Claws, ot whi.li I met with three lorts about 
 S'/.. :,•/.-/ :;,-«, VIZ. ihe 
 A;i.-'.''».»>(;' 
 
 Mji4t.i,v>,-.li(ch., the Kj'incw, and 
 
 i r 
 
 I I 
 
 Dmks I 
 
 Til. 
 
 the Duck of the colour' of our I'artridgcs ; and the 
 Tail bobb ll like that ot an ordinary Duck : The hm- 
 ilerii-.ol) Claw is ll.ort and bio.td. with a tfiort Nail: 
 I found nothing in their (ji.'zards but Sand-tf ones : T hey 
 fly in Fldks, and if thcv efpy any Body, ftretch out 
 iheir Necks. Their Ncfts they make of the Feathers 
 i,f tlicir Bellies mixd ^vith Mofs, upon the low 
 lllaiidi. 
 
 We found two, three and ihm Lggs in a Ncfl, loine 
 whereof were loiten, but the relt atibtded good Food 
 
 vitlibl.ick aud white, but a kind ot a Hawk, pied white and black, \try th.irp- 
 
 figlnrd : The Biaiiis of thislnid aic highly valued 
 thefe Nonhern Parts, but tor is l.at, 1 am net able to tell. 
 They are lecn every where in the N. ti.-s -, c;pci;.i!y 
 where they catch Herrings : 1 iia.c all'ilcin tin 1:1 i;i 
 the Sf.tr.ijh Seit. Thele as well ar all the otl.ii Buds of 
 Spii^i'C'^^oi, come hither at certain times, abi.'e licie as 
 long as the Sun fhines, and afierwaids icturu in great 
 floiks whence they canic belcrc : Th-.y uft both in the 
 Water and upon the Land; but vvla. n w-.ny ihclc Buds 
 that have divided Claws, pcrt'oim their V'os.ige ovct 
 
 
 bcin^ pale-;.'!. 1:1, foiiic-thing bigger than out Duck-ISea ( as the /(.rtf/y^jw, tliei'w.V., the S/„n-:'.,.y) laiiiiio' 
 
 being pale-;.",. 1:1, loin 
 cK!!s' : The F'ldh of tli 
 
 eggs : J lie i-icin 01 tlici'e Birds is excellently good, it 
 y</'u throw away the bat, which taftes like Dil. 
 That which 1 have delinea'cd here, we Ihot in the 
 SBiih.-h.ircii at Si'ity^i'C':yn, jiiiu- the iSth. See N^i 
 
 rirr. Tile A;/-i"fiv has a thin fliarp-pointed Bill, as red as 
 Blond : Irs long Wmgs iiid Feathers in the Tail, 
 makes it ll.cw very bi;; ; tho' without them i: rs no 
 bigger than a Spariow, " li his pointed Wmgs, and a 
 Tail longer than a Sv, allow : It is call'd the Kj>- 
 wfir ironi iisCiys, which is K", K<' '■ Both the Claws 
 ai.J Skill that 30111 ti:i-m, aie as red as Blood, and 
 the Nails oil the four Clasvs bU'k, the hlndeniiolf 
 Ix'ing the half. The Legs are alto red, and fliort ; 
 the top of the HtJd bla:k, but the tides white, the 
 
 able to telJ, 
 
 0/ iht tiir-Lct^ J Cic-tiii. 
 
 The Deer of Splt^lnj^iii is not unlike a Wait, with I 
 cloven Feet, an.l Horns not unlike unto an I-dkc, and of 
 a greyilli Colour like our Deer: It has three or fcur 
 Pramheson each lide aboi.i :wo Inches broad, an.l a 
 Foot long, vviih long Far^ aikl a fliort Tail : They run 
 away at the lint llgiit of a Man, but as foon as you 
 Hop, they (land alio, and then you (vult lire at iliein : 
 They ate every where about iw;^i'i;/j;i-w, but especially 
 near the Harbour, call'd the H:lci,fcU ( or /J.-c-'iV.'./') 
 and upon the Fore-land tf ■^Kjhi-hn-cti. Tiieir Meat 
 is very good Food, btK at our lirft arrival they were 
 
 Very 
 
 \y% 
 
m 
 
 ' 
 
 I. 
 
 t 
 
 t\ 
 
 1; 
 
 626 
 
 A yoyage to Spit/bergen. 
 
 Lib. iV 
 
 very ic.iii, \vlu,i\ 111,1k. > iik mi.ii;inc th:u tiny riiraiii 
 l.ct,-7llJ,.\Vmral.-u<. Nr.- N' (6SV 
 
 : I < I'liiic i.. i ,u ''tiic ditK-rciicc K-t\v'.xt the FoxK of 
 
 I HI Cci.ipiry .iiul thol. c\' N'ii//,/>d5fi(, except that tlic 
 
 l.iik h,ivr.iM.i-k llcad-in.l ,1 white Boily . Tiii'v live 
 
 iri'.n lliiil-i ,111,! H'.;j;'i. liny wil iiot H'l into the 
 
 ■ \\ (tci, tl)4»' iicvti lo'ltniiiy IMmiiril. SeeN' ((•<)'■ 
 
 wh.ij llic IUmis I't >■/•>;;/' ■^•1/ lie i.l a iiiiitc ilirtciciit lliapc 
 
 ' lioti tlhll; ti!' or Coiiitt), I'cing more like Uops, 
 
 Willi a Uiin ! lia.l mkI Nak, aiul the I'arkiii;: cf Doijs : 
 I' 'iiles th.ii ili.y ,irc \v fn Iiilltv, .i.i>l miuh IwijUi 
 tli.iii.iihiT I'kmis. Tlic, ilrcl- iluir ^kiii- at SAt:^be>i^ni 
 i;i the Inlouinp iiiatiiui ' Tl'.iy heit Saw-iliilV, nr.J 
 IK I.l i',c Skins ill n, \vh;ih fiickiiiR np ilu' Fat, 
 rendci . ''i. SVin ilrv I'licy li.we lorp, anil lolt Hair. 
 rill- Niile .iiiil Mmiih is hlif k ; ilie I'at of ihcir Feet •' 
 1 (;iio,l Ki'ine.lv .mnnlV Kliiiiii 111 k I'aiiis, aiul a v.' 
 ^ll.^1'li'^k. ,111,1 e.il'i> Wi.iiieii ill tr.wcl. 
 
 'I hill Fiilli IS wluul'i like tliat of Shee 
 
 The '.I 
 
 
 c:bap. ■ 
 
 »er. aitJ Heatt are cxv^^eirne large : 1 hcfc we Tay 1 1 
 Water, aikl afieiwar.ii Uil ihciii, Imt ihry i ,Hf ^^^. 
 ry rank. It In. alio al"'ii.ViiKe if fnuU (,;„„ 
 wiiliDut any Far wnliiii : I he I'aris ileitmcit | ' 
 (icneiatiuii, eoiMirt of i/ii.' IV nc, of 
 
 1 . , ;. ,- , - - * ■'^r'" loiii:. 
 
 1ketl1.1t "t .iPoi'. ; foiiie •.verc karcc a Fiiuvr lone 
 but ,ill >,nerea with Sitirv s. The Cryttal '< f their 
 i-u-> IS lint imuh I. liner than a po,-,) Fv,, fo|„j.. 
 
 tunes 
 lour 
 
 wliii 
 
 if, (..nieti.ve'. 01 a >cllowi|h (,r tc.l en- 
 It you luvc a M-,i:i,l to keep them, ,0,1 mnlt 
 let them Jry I y ilrrree-. ami lo I .y tlicm 111 a ] i,,. 
 lien Rail, 111 n nioiii pli.e, (ill- they eilj craik ro 
 pieets. They an- uvninie.l very lieux- whiKl the-v 
 are i.>,ip'n:i., when no l-ojy danj to :.pproacli tlam 
 i.'.n the \ r, but they kill them out ot ilu,r I om- 
 ■ at: Ihey are lo teiiacK-rs of Life, iImi cw f 
 mht Foot Ir.iio, after it liaJ rccn-.ca irotl^t s 
 hiows on iis He III ,iiul N(.fe, iijv, after it wis K 
 aiul p.irt of the Far taken (1), it took hold vi 
 
 Pr 
 
 
 ul, 
 
 oid n<it eaietotalte it: Tlv 11 Milk is alio veiy white | Iceth, of a Ih' n Pike, lo that we were ton .1 m 
 .ind fit ; :iii I ihe\ have a Head In thick iiid liriii, that run a I .nunc thro us Hiari and I iver. whiv. l- ||: 
 iho' wo lliii.k f'liie of iluiii with ("luljiels, enouphlUied fji;h as nui. h Blood as if ir hid Ken fi-nm .^i,^ 
 tokii'.k down a Ihllli-ek, \et tliey ill. I not matter Ox. At .mother true I luii one of tlicl'c (^rea' ii'o« 
 o, iuA wc were fotved to kill iheni w.th our Finn- thioWiih my Sword upon the lee, in leieral pla,es 
 les They fwiin from one Le-licid 10 anoilier, ,ind noiwlrhllandinp whi.li, it pot .uvay from me into' 
 \v.!ldive t.ir a ernlid-r.ibie 'ime: Siiineiiines thev aic the W.i-ir. SecN, (71). 
 
 alio feeii iii'Oti tlie Land. The yoiiiij; ones arc Uilliii- 1 he Se.i~'«'\( 1 aic i.car of 'he riii'"! Dupe asT.i' 
 jV'ilh'J iV 111 the iiM OIKS. !'y intlium but •' :ir Teeth, die S -'•, v.'ith tive Claw« Imth on tluu fire and ■" 
 wlueli ;i the iiilt are hollow witluM, where ..hofroftlu hinder-fecr, h"t fuinewli.it ihorrer Nails ; (jut (heir 
 old one, are fo.'ij and i 'ol'e. Tliefe 'F-: Ui burnt ro bilk is nuuh l.irp.cr, heiii; of the (l/e 1 f a Bullock- 
 pou-,Iir, and p:a\ iiiwaidb, .lillojvcs llio .< adulated ' I heir FJiads are alio rounder and thicker than thole 
 
 F'.loo.l. The youii ; oiks keep f'enet.illy fo clofe to the ' ot the Scab. 1 hcit Skin, elpieially abrnt the NcfV" 
 
 old oiH's, :h3t tliiv would nther be kilfd thin Icaveis ve'V ihuk, and tovend w.th a lliort reddiil- 
 
 t'.'c-tv. Hull- Food IS '.he C'arcaihs of Whales orfiiey I fair, and lonictinie.-,! f a Moufe Colo ir. .\l 
 
 .Mcii, lie lalt of which thev vi, dig out ct ihcir|tlieiv J inr; \oii fee crnaiii ttieaks or fmall 1 
 
 K'.iiy.r.i; pl.nes : 'Fli-y wil' alfo rini nf'en at a living; like the lines in a M.nn's Hand, Jliiy 
 
 Mm, if they ihink thee can inalter him: fbry 
 
 lii'o r)i;,l.s an.l tci^s 'I'h.it rcpnfentc.l at N' ( 
 
 \vc caiirht 7;. > the 1:;, How the Fo:<e:. and Bi 
 
 l;\e in the Winter tinii, I am not able to tell. .Soire of tin old ones have oiiiy one, 
 
 li.re 
 
 or 
 out 
 
 CTt.s, 
 
 twoTi 
 
 f e.it larne I ecth in ilieir npper-|aw-bonf, ot one two >'.■ 
 (7r}, and m,-n'Foit loni>, extending Lciow tlieir undcc 
 fjeais Fip- : tb'-lc of the yoiini; ones .ire nor fo bis. 
 
 .>oire of till old cues have oiiiy one, perhaps be- 
 ;-^ The Sc,:,c r.iH'd the "i":-"' ',, and /{iii'i r iy ti.e c.thI" thev have lolt one in fighting, or by Jiancc • 
 (;.")»/.',:';) is an aniphibi', us Crraniie, with live CLus^for I rlircrvcd fome of them hol.ow and rottrii A„ 
 0:1 its Feet, 'oiii'd top'.tlui wi'li a tl.i k Skin, like a wlurea:, oilierw'.fe they arc elof-, tiiiii, and lieaw' 
 Cii <,!.■ Tiic He.id is nnt iiiJike that <^f a lloi;, with f the Root onb, excepted.; and tlun they aie \ allied 
 I ror'd Fans ; tho' lonie have rounder, lonjjcr, and lean- beyond Ivory, bcmt; both whiter and dccrcr • .tiicI -ir • 
 cr blead., tliaii others, Abo"r the Mouth it has fomc- nfed to make Knuehafis Bones of: In h"''.''>hl tli 
 ihirf; like a Beard, and Hair on the No!c and E\e-lids, inakc P>iitt< ns out of their ItllcT Teeth for their Cloailr 
 luit feldom a'.foe four It has hollow, firre and I<rii;ht Their Mouth is broad like that of .111 Ox ■ liave fe- 
 Eyc : The Skin is coverd with a It.ortHairof divers veral Bridles both above and underneaili', h'dlow 
 colours with yellow, red, prey, bl.ick and whire fpots, within of the bipncls of a Siraw , of tluie the Sea- 
 like aTvv^er: Its Icetii refeinbic thole i-,f Ooi^s, and men twilt Rinps againlt the tranip, AUne the im. 
 are fo lliarp, that they can bire thro' a Stick of the p^rmolt Rtdtlcs ilicy liave two Seiiuciisiilai Noltnls' 
 tlii.-knels'ii' aMan's Ann : Flir filaws areallovcrylharp, 0111 of whiili iliey fpout Water like unto a Whale' 
 black, an.l loiip, but rh': Tad is bit llender. The old but with K-fs nolle and for e The Fits" are at ,1 
 ones bark like hoarle D ';■','• ''"'f 'be young ones mcivVonlidcr.rblc dillancc above the Nodrils, of a led o- 
 llke Cars : They ,i'C a!' iaunlh behind; note. iihltaiiJ-. lour a'l over, like Blood, uiih Fye-lids like other 
 iiiR will' h, they make lliifc to clindi up rm the Ice, four leg'd I'lafts. Ijinr Far, ll.ind above, but very 
 wiieiethiy love to repofe tlieiiifclves and Iteep, whcnincar to the Fye-lids, and are not unlike thofe of ili'. 
 ibe Son lliincs ; cfjxcially on th.' W'cftrni l>.o,ii, where .'>>''/'• Their Tongue is no iifs than a N. ,t ■ 
 vee law eir ugh to have lerved li r loailinp tor levnal 'Fonguc, and if eaten foon after it is boil'd eats to- 
 Ships ; And thete .ire ii'iinv Inlt.imrs. [li.u for want of lerablv well; but if kept two or three d.i'vs t 
 
 I !'. - 
 , I.VI 
 
 Wlialcs, f Mile Ships have maderlieir lo.ulint; with ihein. 
 Theworll is, that they aic very rroublef. nic to flea, 
 and arc fe'iloin very fat at the time when the Ships 
 .irrive on tbib Coalf. 
 
 It is a nencral rule, that where the ^f--.-/;!;! are Ucn 
 ill great i. umbers, but f -w Whales appear ; becaule the 
 lirlt devour all the fmall Fitli, Worms, i?c, befirc them. 
 Tbofe u\- opened h.id nothing but whitilh VVrinis of a 
 Finger's length in their S'omacks, 
 
 When we have a mind to take them, we get upon 
 oneot the Fc fields, where they he, and making a great 
 
 urns 
 nc- 
 
 ea: the 
 
 rank : As they have a veiy thick Neck, they gene- 
 rally tmii their Fyes about inlfcad of their Head. 
 Then- Melh is like Hogs Flelh, but affords no conli- 
 derable ipiamity ot Fat : Sometimes wc did 
 I lean and I iver for wart of luirer food. 
 
 Iheir Y,irds are of a hard Ixjiic, about twoTI. , 
 loot liuig, thick at the bottoui, an,' lets towar.ls the 
 end, fomewhat bent in the nudJle: The liie ro'- 
 wanls the Belly is Hat, but the exrerinur tide roinJ, 
 aiidco\(rcd all over with Sinews: Thele 
 
 , I ■• r r t ,. - - - '"vy ■iho 
 
 life to make Knife Hatis ot. | |udee that -hev feed 
 
 lie. 
 noifc, (o alb-iiiiili ilioni, that they pull up tlicir Necks j both upon Herbs and Fillus; the lirft I conclude 
 an long as fliey hounds, and in llic friglif, gives us an 1 from tln.ir Dun;-, whuh is like Hoife-dung; ,ii-,d tiir 
 opportunr.y to (hike them wuh I'oN and_ Half-pikes the o'lier, they an oltcii leen to play wirh'the Whales 
 
 l.v.,i. 
 
 upon their Noli-s, till thev arc hilf ..^ad. Some of 
 them recover tlicinlclves, and bite at the Men, tunning 
 aftci veiyl'wiltly, notvvithllandnig iheii lamcurls; tor 
 flicj move like the Eel tfi the Waic; , where they hide 
 ihemlclvcs by divi'ig, and leaving a ydlow Dung be- 
 liindlhem, whielithey f.]uiit at thofe that purine them, 
 ( .1, the blcrii does ) and ihniv a' oiriiably. 
 
 Wc took one of their yoi'ii'; ones alive, bur were 
 f reed to kill it, beiaufe it would not ear. The biggcft 
 arc from tue to eight Foot long- Thaiwhi'li youlecde- 
 liiicate I hire, was eight Fool long : Tlic ' ar lie« three 
 or four Inchc", thick betwr.t the Skin and Flelh: 
 T'hc fat afTirds the bcfV 'I'l.iin-Oii, an 1 the Flelh i,s 
 -cry black: It u very full of Blood, the Lungs. Li- 
 
 Skins upcii the Water, alter they have been thrown 
 away: T he Bird call'd the /iw.jjcin,,/,',-,, ears the Sca- 
 horle Dung. They are iwH "feen al oiit Sp:;l'.;rr,:^ 
 lie upon the Ic abo' t tlw i;li of .■■v, !ike'\lu' 
 Scr.h, and roar moft dreadfully; and will dive un 
 'er water like the Seals : They will lleep boih up- 
 on the Ice and the Surtiice of the Water, fo, that we 
 f mctiuKS miftook thciii for de.ul one,. 
 
 Iluy are very here Cre.iiiires. and Will not leaverl.or 
 oreanothir till ilie lalt galp, whai attatk'd by the"'' 
 Sea-iucn, Ionic dive iiikh r the Water, ,ind witlj iheir 
 Iceth cvit holes in tb...- I ong-boat, whillt- if.c rcli 
 ■ iileavour^to gei into it, by eivdtiiit; themlvlves w;-|i 
 hall the Body out of 'if Warci . One of 'r II 
 
 31- 
 
 •nieii 
 
 
Lib iV 
 
 XLII 
 
 A Voyage to >pir7.btT<;cn. 
 
 627 
 
 : llicfc we lay 1 1 
 
 , I'lit th<-y tillc Vf 
 
 ^■;' tl fmall Ui,„, 
 
 l-i'-i'i ilflhncil (,,r 
 
 • fit a Span lanj;, 
 
 '■arcc .1 lim.,.r lonj.' 
 
 Ill' Cry:l,i| (f thfir 
 
 « f"'<l Kca, foiiic- 
 
 nowtih (.r rc.l cr>- 
 
 •cp them, \c.ii mnlt 
 
 I'y flicm 111 .1 Liii- 
 
 'Ih'j- >,i|J cr.Kk ro 
 
 y liCKi.- whiKl tlic-y 
 
 ^ to I'pproacli tliiin 
 
 "iir of tlK,t loiir- 
 
 I.mV, tii.n fiiir ( 
 
 rccri-.cd jrod't « 
 
 , ntuT it was Ml id 
 
 took hold w '. ,;, 
 
 wi' \vcrc fori .1 tti 
 
 J I i»iT. wlu". c ill 
 
 liul Iviii ficiiii an 
 
 of tlicl'c t;vfar iiw 
 
 L-, in k-\cral pla.,-s, 
 
 I'ay from me i,„o 
 
 lie fi.iir^ (Impf ,j T., 
 on tin 11 flireatKl'" '■ 
 
 N'-iil« ; (mk their 
 fi'i' ' f .1 Bullet k • 
 I thi.kcr than thofc 
 lly ahnit the Ncfk, 
 ■1 flion raidii;' or 
 Ilk' Coloir. .\l„|,t 
 ■s r>r fi„,,|| I'lcits, 
 
 Ihcy |],i',e twoTi.i 
 rone, uf unc, iwq 1; . . 
 Lfow their under 
 lior fo b|_i^. 
 > one, r''rl'«|"i I^c- 
 1111;, or hy Jiancci 
 il ow aiij rotten ;^.«» 
 
 rinii, aiul lieavy, 
 1 'I'cy aic \ahicd 
 ind dccrer; .iiid arc 
 '< : In ]ut:.;,,{ ihcy 
 til lor their Cloailis. 
 ^ 111 Ox ; li.ive fe- 
 nderneaih, hollow 
 ; ot tluli; the Sea- 
 T- Aliin e t!ic iip- 
 i».'iri.ii!,ii Noftnis, 
 *-• unto a Whale, 
 t'vti are at a 
 
 ii 
 
 (Irils, <,| a lod ai 
 yc-iids like other 
 ahoie, lint very 
 like tliofe of ilu- 
 than a K, at s 
 I'oilM, eats to- 
 liree days, turns 
 i.k, they geiic- 
 ii; their Head, 
 aftords no conli- 
 \vc did ea: the 
 
 Ooil. 
 
 ioiio, about twoTii 1 -. 
 
 k'ls towards dii; 
 : The li.ie to- 
 eriniir lide roiii>', 
 
 1 hele they alii) 
 ■e that -liev H-ed^^j 
 
 lii'ft I loncliiJe 
 fe-diing; .11x1 Kir 
 y with the Whales 
 i.avc been tbroiVn 
 '/'.•', ears the Sea- 
 .ll out Sp'::;t:ri^r>:, 
 uf .-i, likc'the 
 lid will dive 111- 
 11 lU'tp both lip- 
 Vater, fo, that we 
 
 lid nil! not leave Tl.v.r 
 11 attJck'd by the"''' 
 ;v, aii.i vvitlj ilieir 
 wliilif tl'.c rcli 
 J tlieililelves \v;:|i 
 One of u 'r Uar- 
 i 'nurs 
 
 I'oiiiers hid bein 'ikely 10 liave U'en drawn iiiro 
 thi' Water, had m t tln' Walt-band of hii Biecihes, 
 in whiih one ol tliefe t^eatiire- hid faltentd Ids 
 'I'lillss, broke. They don't p\x ovit as loiiij is any 
 of tlicm are ahve ; and, if by le.ili n of tin ir vail 
 iniil'itudi , th' llc.it IS tif. ed fo Hy, they pililn. r. 
 III! tluv ipiite lo'ile (iulit of |i : This li i; peiiid 10 us 
 }(, > the iith. 
 i,,4 iVy When tlie^ lie upon the he in ijreat iiinid'ers, the 
 r.iAr .S, .1 men lie.ir thdti roar, and (o maki tiw.inls tliiiii 
 witii the |(<iat ; as loon as the Sea lioife lee tliiin 
 .ipproavli. thi liilt fives vv.irninj; In ilie nen, 1 y 
 ItnkinE liiin with Ins |ii-th, .iiid lo it ym-- on fi.. - 
 ^elli\ely, till 'hey ail take the a'aiiii, and 'hui tliey 
 rik, roat and lu> k tembiv, in.ike n, 10 tin Irinkil 
 ilie I.e.tield, and thfi w tliLnif.lu!, into rlic Sia with 
 (iK li lirr.erefs, that, iinlels iluy keep off akof in 
 ^he HiMt, idl \w>\\ of thciii are I'nnpM iiro the VVa- 
 lu, iluy Will fap mil) the l'r..ii .11,. I uvir-let li. r. 
 I he it 'hnlelt lf.eii>;ih Irs in tli. ir I li ids a-id N, .-ks, 
 their Mvin tluieal)"iit^ bi:ii'; ilntker and mote folid 
 i''.in ih.it of an Fdk. llie Harporiiii lOiniiioiil) 
 takes t!ie o|'portiiiiity o| tlnkinji ir dartini; ihe 
 Har| oon-liin at aSealmle, when lie is thtovvini; 
 hmifelf from ilie Ke into the Sea, or is divinmviiii 
 I' s Head I'lidti Witii, Ills Skin bemi; then extend- 
 de.l. wher ,i«, nliilit he lies alleep, it is loofe and 
 ivrinkled, and ihe Haviium will not fi eafily enter 
 the Sk n. Afer he is Itni. k uith the Mari".on, he 
 runs on f't foine time, till he is t.re.l, when the 
 Sea-men I'y iliawiiip, the I ine, brinj; Iniii to the 
 H'uii, where lie bit's, and makes all imaj'inable re- 
 liltaiue, till he is fullv difpattlid widi 1..tiicis. .M 
 let the ,Sea lioile is killM, they take only ti.e Head 
 into the Ship, they beiiii> taken only for the Head's 
 fake, th.i' kaive one in a hundred h.is two veiy 
 };ood 'J''iih, (('Ilie bung onb fmall, others having but 
 one, and. many mote none ai all. 
 ,;„p., , 'he Hailfiii, and I.annce or Javelin tijr a Sea- 
 horfe, are nor a'ovc a Span and a half long, and 
 an IikIi thik, Imt the wooden .Staff thereof is lix 
 Foot loiii; Ihe Harpoon for tlie Whale is 11 n 
 Itronp ciK nph to puree the Skin ol this Creatine. 
 We faw onie fo vail a niiibitude of them lying 
 r, on an I e-lield, 'r..u the weiglii ol thcin had 
 (ittsd down till lie even with the Surface of the 
 Water ; bin aficr tiny ha! thrown themfelves otf 
 ■11:0 the Sea, u was lifen fo liii;h above the Sea, 
 that wc c 'iild farce p,ct iip' n it out of onr I)(jar. 
 I had It fioni redi'able Hjii.Is, fu,-h as iiled the 
 (.'■ci-i//.)m/-Ttade , that at a ceriain time, when they 
 tould meet with no W liiles, they rowed with their 
 Feat to the M::ti 111.-, when- ineerinR with \alkiniil- 
 tmides of Sea-lif.rfes they kill'd a preat many of 
 them, but ihen number enrieafing fallei than they 
 lonl.l kill th"ni, thiy made a kind of \i:\\cc of the 
 dead Sea lioilis laid upon one another, leaviiiii only 
 a plaie of the bipnels of a (jate, for the rcit to 
 come in one after another ; and by this Sriaragein 
 kill'.l a fnfficieni niiinbcr to make a I'.ood Voyage of 
 it • Vm lomr Ye.irs thefe Teeth were nui.h deercr 
 than now. The bii^me of ihis Bcalt is dchiicated ut 
 N' (71]- 
 
 6/ il'c Tcfliceom Fiflrer. 
 
 OF Teftaccoiis billi, we met oi,!y with two forts, 
 VIZ. C'.nrV' •'ii'-^ 'h'' i''"'i/'-' : Ot the tirll wc ob- 
 fcrved four diflfeicnt firts, xi:;. the Se.-.-SpiJci, f as the 
 h'cnci'i call it) the l{r.i Pi.iiv«, the Snul/ I'r.iwi or 
 i"<'i,'')»i;', and ihc ll'i.ile-I.cufr. 
 . ^ The Vf.i-(.'r«»yi^ or s>r V^/./f., has fix beet and two 
 
 ■„„'." Claws, but no Tail, being in Ihape ivn unlike a 
 I.olifter, of a daik-brown Colour, prukly on the lJ.vk, 
 ar.d hairy all over I'lie IS-hIv. 1 have feen fome of 
 them in mv Vc.yage 10 .S'/'.i/'", ( winch I intend 'o 
 |ublilh in time,' b.if they differ fr.ini rhofe oiSpii:;- 
 iV.;;:), in th i'r bignrii .ind luad, thofe Northern ones 
 having Heads like I.oMttrs, whereas the other reUni- 
 Me with Head and fail, the fliape of a Lute, ' I 
 did ni« taftc thi fc of S'^'if-.'ni;.-);, nciiher bad I time 
 :o delineate thcni, iho' we canglit f'nie JwHf the 
 icth, in the l.tiylifh Ih-.rhrw . Afterwards palfinii 
 tliro' the North-.Sea, not firtrnm I' •■■hint, vs'* bought 
 a large Jjrl'iit from a //..'xc .'j« ' Filher-man, v/hich 
 had in iti Stoma.h one of tliofe Crtvtijhci, of two 
 fp.ins long. 
 "'■( :■'...,,, There is fcar.'e any dift'ereiu-e befe.'ixt our Piiirni 
 ■■■ i>'j.,, iiid thofe of ."t/i/^'.-'^'-", except 'hat thtfc bit arc 
 
 red I'efore they are boil'd The Head i> broa'', 1.0- 
 liUiiii! (t two parts with diveis li'.'ins ' Hie bves 
 \\mu\ out ,11 the end •)\ t'le Head, I ke tliofe .,1 the 
 • 'rmfilhes 'Ilie .Stale of the f'.uk is ti'o'J .i.ehc JVj- 
 dy liki a Ikuk-pii'ce of Aininir. .. l.i'iebindcJ be- 
 hind the Head, in the Nur.t oid lihind it v .1 
 I'ri kle. Alter that, fjllow hx I'la.e-, with ;ii 11 an',- 
 blaik Spots at the Buns, lyu'.; evaitl) lO' nd, out 
 iifon aiioiliir: Ihe Tad is'.i ivp. I'.'d Vl h\.. Partn. 
 
 ,whi h iihiii e.\pandcd, aic n i unlike .> i'.i '. f.iil. 
 'Ihis \l,iwj) Of I'nai h.\, two Cliws l.,i 1 ■, 1 ■. 
 leml'lmg at the I'trremitu:., the I'hangs ot .1 Tooth- 
 
 'draWM, and iS l.e^s the ih i.elt 'lOiiig ne\t 10 ijie 
 
 (Claws: ihe full eight let:, , n.iii of lo r Joint 
 ea.li, ill,. iipperiiKH being thi- lun;4'i'. and the iindcr- 
 mofl the ll.oitelt, and not hairy: .Aitiong thi tciilnn- 
 deriii, It ligs, the fiit'liei. noil are the loiigelt, and 
 
 |ilie iipperiiiolt Joint ihnker and ihortrr than the 
 loweiii. jlt , iliey have Inii two joints, iIh I'let where 
 ot .ue a little bent, and h.iiiv : .•\i,d il-- l-indermolt 
 and iiMderiiioll Jonu toiiu oit two Mioot-i, I lit on 
 the reft but one. We lau tliiiii ilwun th.- bii'iuf. 
 as they ate delinraied h-ii ; iluv.iibid fulfil. -rile 
 I'.ir.fs. 
 
 \\ c met alfi m this \'jyar,e, with .it jdier fjr'. of ,.,»,. i,,-^.. 
 
 Si-,:iji, Willi Hia'l. Ilk.- 01. '1 H r , .,|d I.V. II iril^'''^'^'' 
 
 (II lie 11. re part ol the He. d 1 heir S ,1 ; were 
 like 'h.le of the // .-.'.i , with a round Pai k, bi-iad 
 downwards, and t.vebc Leg : i he\ \\.\\\ ••,r,..- 1 i-.-s 
 on each lide ot the foreir'rjlt .Scales, .10 i aim y V.i 
 have tuld fiiir Sialcs nicie. you «d lirid th; > \f'z 
 moreen eaJi lide. The aic of die Lpi'.l's !i, .u 
 lee them del.nenred at Tab N, ' 7 1 ;, iii.l ;i e i;.c 
 belt Food of ihe Bir.'s in ilioie pans. ] li-w tlutn 
 in \all imiltitudes in the h.u.jl il-.',,i. . '.jider- 
 neath the Sn nrs in tlie Water; and ?. > ihcinihtli, 
 in the Mi,l- < ll.ii.-,i: I ..lifcr-'ed them alfo iii the 
 '■Seed of the Whales, that fwam upon the Wa- 
 
 llie Whale-loule is a Teft.iceo'S Ar.imrii, having 
 |no lefeinblance t.. our Lue, cu-i-pt i" ih ■ Hca.!,'"'","' ' " 
 which h.is four Horns, two Ihcrt o-es Itaiid'ng out '''"•''■ 
 bet,, re, with two Knobs hke Kettli 'diuir.-hKks , and 
 jiwo bended Horns very iV.arp before : It, S.alcs are- 
 as hard as tliofe of the Shumi'i. It has t.vi,> Eyes, 
 biitonlv ,:ine Nottril , and the Neck is c-jvered only 
 with aSkm like that bctw .xt the -"-cL's ot a I ob- 
 iter. The Hack is tovererl with li.\ Pl.nes, the 
 'foremolt of winch is like a Weavei's Sluitile ; and 
 th-' Feet likngng to it lli.ijcd bk- a Scvtlic ; 
 tgolhed like a Saw on the u.h.le an.l Iharp pointed 
 jat the Kxtrcniuus On each li.le ot the In, nd ind 
 Ithiid I'iaie, ale t.jur Legs on each nde. which k'rve 
 inltead of Oars, with a Ihort Joint h.low. wl.r in 
 thcle Oars are moved: When thcs teed, i ;j,^i, .he 
 ll'.i.'-i, tluy hy them crofs one an -tlri' I'^cn their 
 Hacks : The lix Imidcrmolt 1 cgs were hk'j thofe of 
 the Crawhih: Fai h I<g bai ihrec joints, th,- Ibre- 
 moit being ci, oked like a I bill iNioon. and lo iharp 
 pointed, ihat they ft.k to i lule to the WhaLsShin, 
 as not t.) be removed alive tliiiicc by any art, unlels 
 you lut a piece of itic Skm ot ilie Wliale .-)ut with 
 them : 1 he 1 ail is very fl.ort 1 hey commonly tix 
 bc:wixt the Whales Fins, on his (.n./M.'/.r, on the 
 Lips, and luch other pans of the body where lie 
 cannot ealily rub tlwm off; and fo bite him molt ve- 
 hemently. Tliefc Lice are not fo'ind on all the 
 Whales, and f as I was credibly intornied , more ir 
 warm than cold weather. 'Ihe Figure you fee at 
 N" (7.t;, 1 delineated at the .\/i,//r .•-.''/ i/t;o . 
 
 Of St.K-fiJI.es, I oblervcd no more than two fort! The i.-.-f/. 
 in this Voyage. 
 
 The lirll l^th five Points like Legs, being of a r,x Mit 
 tat different lla;.e from tliofe I ha\e lecn in the'oM 
 \.'itl.Sl'.wi/l^ and \lcititrn-'.-i:n S'c;j. It is uf a 
 dark-red colour: IV'i the upper li,!e, or plain of its 
 IJody, It has live double rows c.t pointed Knobs 
 and between ea.h ot ilicl'c double rows, another lin- 
 gle low of the fame Kie bs ; v\hicli hi'eeii r.jws, 
 make together a Si.ir of tive outward bendcl points. 
 For the roll, ir ajpiars like the Back isf .1 Spuler ; 
 but on the otiiei lide, it has 111 ilie midd'': a live- 
 coiiiefd plain Star, which beini; its M.iutli, it I'Peni 
 and draws it toycihcr like a I'urfe : 1 Ins is fuiiound- 
 ed with little black f]>irks ni rows, ii.aKini', the 
 lliapc of 1 Star; an.l about the middle Star, ( or the 
 Mourh ) IS one bro.adcr. icfeiiiblnig the Flowet ti 
 the Crowsloot. From the middle Star piOv-CcM h\<^ 
 Legs, without Knobs at the bei^itinii.g, but aftct- 
 
 •■VI, d... 
 
 
 'li-.'^ 
 
 if^ii 
 

 ill 
 
 
 62^ 
 
 A Voyage to Spitzbergen. 
 
 liun 
 
 UMiils |iill liliiiiil till' Mnvci-likc Si.ir, Uniii loUtitcii'ofi aiirprlij ol Strirns two In.l4i> lu«li wVum 
 li.ivr l< iiu- (111 I'mIi (iiliH ID ill. II I'xinii iiiif. llutV 'l^-' Baik, tin hm.lnioll is Mil ijiim lo luiul, lut 
 Kii(il>> .in <iiliill> like till' Skill it ,1, I iii> : lnjoinuU ,i j;ii.it way jlii)! tin I'.i k. I m \»iiliO"'. 
 Iji;>. an K.ilv, tlirii; lii.lu^ Imij;, I iDiilcr ,it tlu'| *>'fiii(;N Inltc.nl ol (ull'i In. |us m,, |ii,|^>, in |)„ 
 l'ti;iimiiii( «liii. liiiy li,ivi- Ktml-s, ;iiul j;rinvinn liar- 1 N>ik, on iwli lull (■! »huli, in i«n liiort V\\<. 
 rnwir imvir.^ ilu lu.l. Ilitwixi th. .S>a!i'« on loMi ■■''•I iiiiilir ihdi a bu at! cut ^•n cmli IuIl : L'h.Ui 
 liili> ilii KiKili'-, loiui' lUif iiiiiMi.iiil\ tliri.r iir t.nir naili ilic Ilijlj w a li.inj inriiH i 111 uailiiii; i. 
 tnHtilitr likk Wati« : Ilcfc KimIj wiun ir Iwims, th- 'I.nj, His H1.11I is !■ tiplli aiul lrii\, ui'i 
 
 I'l.-U, ,1. 
 '•11. 
 
 \UC fl'UlliI .IS II 
 
 ail- %• iitjt 111 ri\. 
 
 ill ilur I'c.iOi. i« 1. 1 ill tiny 
 
 iilinx Niilb, .iihI a l.ul tl an Ir, h |mi,.,;. "l'. 
 
 Wllnj, HckI) 1 IliHC llHiiiil ailll ll.lll. II. 1; .Ij t 1,. 
 
 mililn- a yoimx llav ut Vli.iik, vt n Imjli S„f\\ ,, 
 li'i^r. IlK'jr rirr takiii l.twjxt ^jii.-i, r . \\x 
 Biv «. I -;/.',• . (Vjf C 1 ik ;',<ii (,ni ly iliancf luvr •/.(- 
 '■"•/. ill ilrawiMC ii|> lii'. I'.u. kit di.t it i|u XVju.. 
 Iijvvili lonir ,,;ini (•iiU-il ilii- Iiiinih .^r a Jiiiii' I I 
 
 UilUs 
 
 NV'i- (a^^ li.rc aiu'lliu Ion nl l.ni Siai till.. i»luili 
 li'uni ir^ uli'iii! laiiit lu ilit itMri>.ii< >A i.nrai, 
 i>ii'{lu lat'iui i> I'C lallM the C'la! iiili, Uiii)t m' a 
 I'njilii ral Ciil.>iii : J 1 11' l< 'ly iu^ ini toii.iis. ^nJ 
 "III ll's- ii| ;\t li li' 1 Sill, mill A- 11 .11 y Kii 
 
 "I tli.U .ilV I'lu.u'i .11 lie cii.l, I'ln ii.iii.hu vs|ific;"t a l''.in;rl, 111 |l,.i|.i- luii iinllki iiiii lliiiiilj-s. 'J l.c 
 tlu) iiicii, Ilk. a I'l.mi.iis 'r.iil, ..ii.l In! i.jiii'ii I ill- -Viniin l.iy then art ilriK oji.i l.jtis or dull I ,iii 
 I'liiiii j.iu i'i ilii; Iiii.In i» mis iiiiiiiis. liaMiij; iiri'iilu- ili^-p linlcs Ihiuim iIu Mijumaitis, m-jt ihc 
 ills idkI.Hv .1 .Sill or M.iiuli. \Mili fix I'.iiiits : All,' 
 a|..>iii ir, II Is lull 111 ilu- jl.i.c tvlu'K ilic I I 
 yiii , .ml I'liuixi ill.' I'li'iiiniii;' ot 
 
 li.ti C Ml niiii^. Ihc Ill's I'.-piii wlurs- ilioy an- "I' (lis- /v ■. an.l ilic Muiiili l.i'l ot' linull lli.irp 'I'tiMi. 
 Iat.;i.l!, luwi>;.( in ilit ii''.llti' a kni.l it IidIIimhiiIii On ihi- iiu.l.lli' nt iln Bi k is ,1 I 1.1. Iu.IIdwciI oUi 
 like a (iiiiiir, I'hi.li tVrls I'll (':i ilic J'riiii iluyj 'nw.ir..'> {'\i I'.nil like a ll.tl* Mion ; aii.l two I'i'jrc 
 .in iiiviii'.l ivrli Siiln, lyiiij! mic over aii'.ilur : ' '"ini nii tlic Iklly. like lldc i,f the Wlalc : .'MI 
 l'iuliir...iili ilii- S.alts au' tiviHul, aii.l liau- 111 ilii' il'i'ii I'lni an Ivmi , ipm'.l u)(;i:lhir iviiii a tlim 
 iiii.l.ilc liiH.ii.ls, fiiiall Ma k .Sni,-ik-, an.l aro |..int- Skin. Iliihv all over, aii.l i • tri'.l iMth a ihi.kSkm. 
 i.l liki' ilii' I'uti . .>f flu- C;t,iwIi|Ii llclMis, uliiTC, 1 111' I'ail is I'uiail, like 'h.ii ..t a NV'lii'o, l-ui nut 
 ti.! I (t;s |i lu.l ll.lll till' H ilv, tliiy li'ca.l [him- "i' m, .m.l .Mikul Iki ,1 Si kliv llif l.yis ais' 
 SIm. into il./.il'li- r»< 'j'.s, linjlow 11 ihi' ii'i.Ulli, as lnuiil ami hmhi.I 'I'hry arc lilaik, cx.cpt tin tic 
 III IS t,. Vac p;,iii', uhiii- ilii-v an' it'pi'Mii.l mio "'lly , wliin- ihiy air wliiic, .iiul livi' or i\\ 
 'u.,. ijtiui Hr.milii's, niiASHiy. lli'iuliTir I') ilinri'is I'oot lonj;. I ili.l ii.ji iliink lii i.i .liliiu'ati' ii. 
 Muar.ls ilu- |-,\rciiiiiiis • 'Ilu iin.ariimlt I'liiall liiin-. iln' I'lmi' [.cmj; In tn'<li!ciiily li.spi' ! • tc l.y o 
 ..Us. in li.iU ail niiiikl. Inl not tiviitnl, ami lliarp thirn. 
 
 < lilt Ill's l-i- I III' Do'pliins arc Uim in yiicat iinmlcrs limipMii; i 
 tlii'l'i li(;s arel'lf .Sia liili.c ,i Storm ' Tliiir I Ica.ls .'re |ikt ili.u 
 
 'I'll! lli,nkit\ Hia.l IS Miiiit 
 
 .r. li;. 
 
 1 xiri-ti i:y 
 
 I. 
 
 1 
 
 _.S.uic 
 ^■<■yacl : 
 
 inr .i,'<.t'( 
 
 j lu'i.l I kt tilt Spiiitij I'ttt, « 111 n.i limit Sta-iiiini 
 
 l'iU'_i,iuj| iliiiii tilt nunc lit' .Sia-Spi.ltr'. !n (wiiii- its IJi.ik ul an upial I'lptidi all al 'iif!, wiit'.tas lhtl|i. 
 I'liiii; tlity Jr.iw ilitir 1 tj;. t •I'l'''"-''. '"' ■ •>"'! Ii>c I'.iiplinii is iliuk I'tlmul, anil I'lumtil at tlic cnJ. 
 (i init it I't Wali'i, ami tlun IhhI^ Irtaks to I lit I'ln^ art mtv Ijki tluli' it tin Dulpiun, li: 
 i'uii. In.jii atiii iliiv .lit iltail. Vlitii tlity aio a Ins Tail iii(>ri like tlic Whale'- ; an.l In- lus oiii' .Spot-.- 
 >iiij', iIjh iiiul tlitii l.ri'.ii tnuiii.ls lilt MoikIi. liiilt al-o\c tlir Ncfk Soint i;t llui.i ,iit livit'n, 
 f;...i lilt -1 liiitli lifts .r.'i> lilt liuli, luriiit lilt tii;luctii, ami tutnty I'-i.t luii};. 1 I'.ft Mt.i.l .'1,,, 
 •I "i;-.-, ulu-i liicy liiiik alue m om Hai'|vinn I'lai k is lin.wn, Imi ilit IMly white ; iliry ivili III 
 liiif i I :i,l ■III, ot il't lalt l.iit alitrwai.ls, i.l' a low tlit Miip t'.jr .1 yicat wl.ili- ( sunti.iiy i.i wliji 
 'l-aii loii(; liii.Ti lilt tiiil nt one Fooi to ilit other, :r.ofl i.tliti I :ili .lu ; ,im1 lisnn .ii'.iiiilt il.t V mil ai 
 I'lic llut Itpurtiu.l at N' (■'I'), W.I.S Ills: '1 lie bjj;- will ,is tlit Whales, linlilli, Dolpliiiis, C'.. Yi.ii 1., 
 i;iii art aluass ilit hamllimitll. l^'.«.i»/ii.i (.\, li.is tlielt toil uf I iih K.nK'tiiius luiilihnp 111 liit .Si... 
 I'tliiiiMttii nntul ilie laiiit kui.l, Imt as Ins is lljik, Hlii.h, tlvV Uy loiiit t.illcil pla^mi,, I Itiim to ) ro- 
 .iiiii iMiliij;'! I'lati':, 11 aiii bt the faint .Spc.ics. .-eul t'loiii a iitt.iiii pai.i ility art liibiei't tu at iliat 
 
 I Hint, It liavint; Lmi i.lltrstil, that iht laiiu- .talis a.s 
 <jt i' : \ !i:uc.i i ijhci. jfiioiiasilic lalt WinJ ch.ini;cs to .ini-uliii C-'oiiit:. 
 
 I We \.\\\^ anotlier loit i.l' /ii..'i.';i/y, with ijiiut Mi.ni 
 I'limt.l l'iil.t< I alio iiK-t uitlial i;i tins ' H( ails, aiiil a lai(;t I'm llanilinp rp tiirct iin.es lin;h- 
 I'oiiit Avluitiit' propapate h) Ihcotiiii', ot n than tlit oihtis: 1 htv were ct' ilit faint Inilk, 
 flitii Ko\\\ oilicis liy l'riiii(inj; ti-nli tlieit \oiin};<int'j Init fiiiiieihinj; more iiKliiiing 10 n ilark-bio^n. Tliry 
 alivt'. We will litfjiii siith ilit tiiH kitiil, an.l a- 1 were ntitlitr Swonllilli, nor ulut vvt tall lirniMni., 
 inoni> tlicm >iith ilu M.i.kiil. ! Inch as art i.t'tin li'cn bitwien tlit itigc'i.hA. aiul 
 
 rili* I'llll IS in ll.apt like a Itiriinp, Imt with a, the River /; .V. 
 Iari;t Fin on Ins IVi.k. anJ a Iniall or:o .1 litilt I'l-j Tins it a iort of Whitctini, ililtini.i fnni oir.-,,, 
 low it; fiintiliinp loutr is .iiioihtr Inoail one, luit 'licinp ot the lize of ,1 large Hutikiif, not niilike a 
 not fo larnt a., the liift; ami Hill lowti you (ee 1 Whale, without I nis on Ins Hai k, I'nt two on li:s 
 live lii-.iil rnes more iX ilit l.iii.c lugiiifs, ami at aii.Htliy, as 1 was tulil, hy thole il-.at hast iai!'.;lii 
 vijiial liiltanct frnii one another, hciiJts a very lit- tlieni. His Tail is alio like the tl'i:i s, ar.ii he 
 lit 'iiii. mar the 'Jail; fi that on his Bark he has :in Hotfd mi his lltail, like th.u .•\niii al, anil a 
 has two great Fiiis ami iVvtii little ones. On i-jcli (pout-hole mar iht Niik : Its Co'.ui is palt-yiloM. 
 liilf near niifo the Fins, i. annilitr Fiii, ami anoilitr , Whin tin- Sta-inen fie pltnty f)f ilicm. ihtv trel.T.-i 
 Jikt lilt firnu-r on caih iMc niuicriicath the Ik-iky : ';htii.rtlM'S j;oiul Uucels in latjiiin; it' //■... c, |i.- 
 f\ni! tov.arj? the Tail, one more ot the tame bif;-|ialUt ihty list upon ilic- lair.t locii- I law a vail 
 otl'swiili thttlilriloii tilt Baik. Bi low this are live I luiilticuUe of them Jkw the li^tli. 
 
 nioit of an equal I'li'iiefs ami btlow ihtlc IHII a' 1 hail nor tlit grikl f.irtiin: to mtet wiili die ; - 
 )crs one; lb that tiiole ot' the lower pan of rhe light of the Filh i all'il the In., -.;; in this \'.,yaj;t ; 
 
 tlio fitnctnnos tluy np(icar in good nuiiibtrs. t 
 w.a.s tolil th.al he has no Fin on his Dack, but l.a^ 
 ,1 fi'cki-l.i'ir on lilt Ke.k, whi h li.x's net agnt with 
 tlie tuts I liavt lull ot ihtiii. Tlicv Issim in 
 .Shnals, hoUliiig then 'I'eitli out i:t tlu Wattr : In 
 il.apc thiy an; not unlike riit s'ci.j ; bm lli..- unJer- 
 iiiolt Fill-., .mil the Tail rtftn.ble the irf-:u'>. .Some 
 art bljtk. oihtrs ilappltil gitv, h-i whr.c on tlit Utl- 
 ly : They are fKitcn, ii;;liittn, 01 iwiuty Foot lon.e, 
 aiiJ Iwiiii with fii.li Iwifiiitfb, .IS not to It taught with- 
 out much diffic'.ilty. 
 
 'Ihi I'.io/;/'.' or S:v.i\i'P, has 'Zf'X ;t. iiaiv.c from a; 
 
 o f. .ft'll.C 
 
 hl.iiJ 
 
 Ihc P,.i-.n. 
 ti"' 
 
 Belly, arc equal to tliofc ol the lower part of the 
 B.iik On the Co\cr of his Gills, ami umler the 
 Fvts, are a great manv fmall holts. This 1 i;li his 
 nioit pf.noii.s C'liliiirs whtn alive; for tlit upptrir.olt 
 part ol his Baik is blesv, and foinewhat lower green- 
 ilh, an 1 the Hi liy white as .Silver, as are alio his 
 Fins. BtliJis, that fioiii his Back ilown the liJcs, tun 
 clown certain black marblc.l .Streaks ; his tycs are 
 alfii black: ']'!;!> I am ivnv i!tli.ribiiig 10 yon, was 
 catch'ii 111 the Nortli-Sea. In the Yt.ir 1^7 j, 9i"'i' 
 the 27ih, we cat.hd fiine of thtm near tht llle of 
 \i'.'</.! nil the baik of S'u'f/rt>.-./, whiili were half 
 M.iid : r.r, in the Wmier, when they run far 10 the 
 Nonh, a .Skill grow'S over their F.yes, whi.h tails oil 
 again in the Smriner: In the .Summer Seabm 1 have 
 t'cen them alio cii tb.c S:'r,iillh d-all. We ulnl to 
 catch rhem with a line an.l Hook, baited with a 
 piece f)f red Cloth, rr a piece of Herring. 
 
 The bi,v^?H-lili: has two Fiiis on Ins D.ivk. th, 
 
 bread Bi-nc tix'.l to its Xoit, with ir.aiiv bony-i'oint 
 od-ptgs or 'I'ecth on both liJis, like a .Saw or Comb. 
 On its Back are two Fin.s ; rhi luribeiincll like the 
 Hnisk'iJ'^i the hiiidtrnioll ha, f. v. .ds the Tail, a 
 hollowiHTs like a .Sukle. T'lid, 11 . .iii the tilly ait 
 tour I'ins, two on ra. h tide; 'holt .owaids tb.e lltii! 
 are the broaiMl and ion;'ilt ; Im the lowerniolt, 
 
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1 il. W 
 
 ■ n Ih. ills lunii i\l()\o 
 
 HVIltr l.> ll,,;„l, l'„f 
 ■IS l«i. Ilolcs ill llii- 
 
 irv IV..1 liiiirt 111', 
 n t;uli Ink : b'lulu 
 I'ltt I III u'aviiiir; I, 
 li ai'.l Inn, «iiili ,. 
 I II'. n I'll',..;. 'l\ 
 i li.iii 11^ i; i)\ il - 
 
 .•t il 1)11) It N,.v.' , , 
 
 V ■ ■•■'■ I,, s- . li.i- 
 ly iliaiici' iic.r '/./. 
 I'M 1 1 till W.iU'. 
 infill ■■] .1 |,„;r , t 
 inn lUiiiiij;i. 'J lu- 
 ll I lijlls (ll lil^ll I illi 
 Mountains, near ilic 
 
 '.ir nnml cr? jtmipiiiq i 
 IIim.Ih .nc |iki- tli.it 
 >f liiiull lli,irp'l'(.i'.li. 
 
 Ii.i. Iu.||in\n| ont 
 
 li.nri ; jikI ino I'.orc 
 
 tlic U'lalc : All 
 
 ^:ctlur witli ,1 tliiii 
 
 with a ijii.lw .Skill. 
 
 a Wlii'i-, l-ut nut 
 . Kk' llii- l.yis aio 
 i:K, cx.vpt on tic 
 
 ,11 111 I no or li>. 
 lit lo .li-lmcati.' II. 
 lloM- 1 I .re Lv (J- 
 
 ^ 
 
 ■I', ilic 1 xiri!i.i:v ■ ' .,'■ 
 .il'inji, A\;ii:cas thi'J'i-. 
 '(liiitcil at ilic ciiJ. 
 tlif l)ul|iniii, li;: 
 1 III' lus (iiif .Spou: • 
 ;t llin.i .111' li\;cii, 
 llir.i MiM.I .M, 
 lliie ; ilify will IM 
 !c ( loiiti.iiy M wh.ii 
 .ilMiiilt il,>. \\ .11(1 ai 
 >liir.s, C'.. Vi.,1 l(, 
 inliliiip 111 till .Si.i. 
 i.i;, I lH-iii'\i' to )ro- 
 ■ liibici't to at iliat 
 u ilii- laiiu' nail', a.-, 
 10 anmliiT C-'oriu'i. 
 f, with i]iiitc Hiiiit 
 rp three iiiiics liij:!!. 
 01 ilio lamo Iniik, 
 ilark-l'iown. Tliry 
 vvc tall liimlilns, 
 
 tllf i/;.^fV,),./. ;iilJ 
 llluil.t tVlMll Oil.., |, |, 
 
 !iK-,'f, iK)t unlike a 
 i, I'lit two nil li:s 
 tiiac ha\i- laiiulit 
 :hc !l'l:i N, aiui 111- 
 that Aniiial, ami a 
 3!iuii IS pali.-yiro\\ . 
 
 tllClll. tllcv tTfi.-'sH 
 
 iiu; (f ;f.",i c, Iv- 
 ncil- I law a \ail 
 
 to inicr witli ilic I ,, 
 ■■>: in lllii \''iy.ins- ; 
 JiOOd tUHV.l>cTS. I 
 
 Ins Back, but l-.,i> 
 joos iici ague vmiK 
 T licv IsMin ill 
 :t tlK Water: In 
 .J i I'lit the unJcr- 
 tho ir'-'.;<i-'.s. .SoiiK- 
 
 while on tlic IJe'- 
 T twiiity Foot Icn;.', 
 ^t tu Lc taught witl;- 
 
 01 it> tiaii'.e from a:ii'.^"' 
 I inaiiv bony-i'uiiit-''"' 
 kc a .Saw <ir C.'oiiili. 
 turtl-ciine(l like the 
 '.v.: ,11.1 the 'I'^iil, a 
 I . .:i) the \ii.]l\ .Tie 
 . .owaiiis tl;c Hen.! 
 I III ihe lowtriiiolt, 
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 v^lm.i Itiful ilinctlv ti|i-. lite lu till- 111(1111 (lit I 111'' Wuliiii, .ii.liv i.j ,'a.ii.iil l.i|., Uv, iii. .1 ,, .•<..,i> » ■ 
 iA |ti.- link, ati lo'ti iliortcr lid iatiMW>i llifi.r.t hrunn. lluk, «n.) >i.lW tulo.ii. wuh tt^v-li, " 
 r.iii I. iioi liii . r >livil..| lii.t loini.l'lii ,1 \\ne olj't il.ilni 1 1 > I iiin, likv tlw B..iii. '•! the / - »/^'. 
 |..,,u.l, i.ti \*l.i. I !!■• l>iM. Hrt.li ilutr ^• .kii '■ I'V' ((.:.,. . f itu- yittiiH t.'u> iti |.l •• .i l.iA- 
 
 lain' (-..iiifnl l".li cul ,111 I 1!.' ;«Mr.ri'li, mill thinmr ! ■• "v '''•"- '' •'" ^''i" *'" ' ' 'hf/*',* 
 
 v^,,^^lll«• l'i«>i l-iM >.t 111. liaU : I". 'lM4|i Itu ii i! ,■ N ; '. , I u' I'l 'I', "ilia I ill < .i.'.n U. !•, hi 
 1 li .\>t I . ill.- I'l r It':. .A.M.l V-, !i Int'til.l nil! \liHl ll l.u i!lU li; I lu l< . . Witlull IJR 
 
 iiikwl 111 ■^..Ur|l, 111: !>.niMii: ; ri- \ i» i(.r i 1 1 'i .Mmilii, uM > iny. lik-- I l.-iu h.i i .i. \ i l.v ..;ii. 
 . r. . ; tlii-H. 1.1. witli.i M.I". .. .-'iv . 11 ( .11 I ' !i.iii ■"''■' »■ I'l" iiil'i|-iii., .U'w.. ■ I': ill lil'.s .,1! 
 
 1 1 y .110 ri..iM cu..in;..in'V I ..It liiM'. ■''•■' •■ ' 'K-'*- In !■ m ..' i|.-.r -•...• 
 
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 t'l ll,.- Ml V ,11 i' iii; .!i\.i I't'. : Ih. !i''"' •> I'l' "'"* J' '■ I ll '• i'V ''it ^''li' '. luiiK-wl.r I 'f..!i'.l ' " '''■'■jjl 
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 ulurii't l^ liv- '" 'k. II ..1 I'l.il r ihi- ll.l\ Hi.ld , '"'''■' '"i -v I'..'..'-, "lull ii.>k . •, , i:i ,11. |.vfiil.» 
 I'lit til.- I. .4*1 nil'. It .' .11 v-'l-iil !.ii.!tli .ill .iH'.b.t 'ii>- I'.'.i'l ■'■' •.- .■ »vlmli ,rr,'.\, .ii^.'.crii ,i!ii ilu 
 I.,, I U..I I .,u Ilk'. .1 S K'. I'riJ'ri ..I'll'! .-■ Hclly ,110 '^ ''; <■' i'-' 'L' '■ Ut *' '•■ <• "I" I'li'l'.. "i It 
 li\ li:.' : 'riK- f.Mi ! iiM It aic the K !w It, .it the ^'1 ^^t'l'n i"- '■'" >■■'<■ >J'ii. :i* I'l'itii; ury n.i'ria vlicrc 
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 ..w .; Ill ilif.'i |...ii ll'. I.iil. .iiiJ 'Mho f.iiii.; Ih.ii , .,!"« "V»'. '■' '■ >-■' .I'l "I'l.il i'l^Mi'- fi'.ii . -.IC 
 
 '„1 th. n\. I 1.111 l'\ 'hi: IHK "t .in • 1 ■'! lu-:'. -'i 'n-' ■'■ ''•■ "-"''i'- ' '' ".itit .'' . -• • i ' ■' 1 1' it 
 I,, ,1 -I-.- I |. 1.. I'll' 111. I'lit .1 hill.: Ihi-rici ilijii -f.' •>'■ li" I" ■ >*ln'f 'I ■• I'l.i • I'' '! •■ .1 >■■ 111'. 
 iiii.IJI.- ■m-s. One h.ill' pnrt 't th<; 'l.iil iv Me ^-.i '. ^'l ivn » ih lU. ,■. .n. '. '.-..! S.; . . .i i|.,. 
 •ii.-.- u' Ml- SiV" .'■.•7'', li.t liMit bcj !•.'. .- an.l ill- m''. I4"u: i I" 'li.u l.-iw.n ivj 1. .. '■ • .■ 
 
 ■■i'.' uMii'.'li^ ill iLip.- th'-- r.i t .1 r.'. 'I'ii-v V'l, iiMs C'-.t Ml y( .1 H.11' I. li.i- . I ■- 
 
 i:.i'.- |.,ii..', N'.i.s ana MoiitliN like tin- • ir .;/(/;. I'l ''Ki- i'Jil'i ■'I .' •• .'■ II I ■•■,' , .i'l I ■■ ' 
 ■)t V ly'l!.!'!. Icth, fhrci- iipiH-r an I ihic n-, ;.,! I.y the '.-.i'..,( ,;, In,, h l-i-i'm-U . , .; 'i ; ,11 
 i,,'... , . ".- 1-y the othi-i The Kye. are I i. '.mlh ..'i'l 'f'l'l. ''H "m^- li'-'ti;l l\ w'<-:i -u'l'ii, I'l.^ .i,. .. r 
 viiy .'i.ir, 'it.ii.'liiii' .i"t iii.Jie hef.ji.- th.lii l.ih '. I. '<''.",''. 'I't '-'• l"» 'H '•"''• ^l'> '■' ' >' " 
 
 riK\ li.ive ti I- ('.III* '-.n e.i.h li ie liki- fh tvuM/ir 'li'iiitath n.iii.ivv .in.l j'oii, '.I .ii I v. \.i,.! « ;, H.i ■ , 
 1 hii'r Vk'i IS har.l, tj.i k, an.l I'.iii'h, iiie',nin'< tn ,i l"it whIljui MIuW I l.t; u (j .inr, .i.; I i iiu-.l ..vu 
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 \.\..\: til' lle.ul, .ml Ir 111 oiw t'l t. ■....■ h.i'ii .III iti Hu.ilt. I .iui i.l (i|.;rii,.i) ili.il ll,. K llur. li.iyhl Iv 
 I .'.'ih 'Iht-y .110 vei-v \'i!.i .'111., .iiul will i'"t .irlv cini'l'^^i''. •*■■ ''n' Vm-/'i'.(- .1. \...U :U uid >../;,■■ 
 
 liie'i'icii I'ieu-s I'lit .,V th- Wh,',., Iv.: .i!',:. .'(..-..'■■; • . "■' (cMd ly th'ai "•' -.lii '■ •hi-\ .>u\ 
 
 .1 Ntii'i it 111 y .ri 'ay l"l 1 "' Iniu. I-i-mi!', len i,i h'-' I'iax <^t Hemii, jn.l lu.ike l'.Kk'l....i !, .■•; • Si:;i!s 
 
 ...1 .itiii M.l'll^ l-'fi. !!•' Iloliol iheii Hj, k, it u-.it uf tl.tiii. 
 
 •:,.;•" Ill' tir line oi i i.i .l.iv- in ■:<• \ii. aikl .if 'I'l.e Ui'.toin ut tli Mvi'.ith ol i!:e ;.'' ' - i' .'.'■. \' ■ 
 
 iitxv'.ii.;. l-.«ii.l r.r i'i-ilt« I. Ill- "il^i-i'lv well. Iti 1> vvhite, ami 1j i> the 1 i.ri,, l.;:t ..I'u.-. v -.li ■' ■ 
 
 S ,.., iliiv I'll ihele billi 1.11- ;•• -.1 M-i'. hit the lu-*bU.k Ipots : It is leiy lari;e, .ii'.! ty>l .!.i''e ;.' 'I|.? 
 
 il,. ci^e. ,-'r dft Icli. NVh'ii slii.y !,i\'.' .1 imiia to i unJtrnwlt Ch.i! . It> "lukt.iii. e i^ ,i :..u l;..!. y \'\ 
 
 j-.Ji ill' .11, ffie V.I Ml 11 mtc: a lire.- I"iM H.>.-.kAvhiiii kin.; >eri loti, aii.l ..oiiiciuo. : ■ . ■•, .ii'ii- 
 
 t., 4 111. II,-, lr.i#t li.ii'i .'ll! Ii.ioin l-aiteil 1! vM'h :i luli tjiui, i> voiiin.oiils thri-'un .luai, ilm • ihei- 
 
 iiiie III I'loih. I" u h.ti';', 'l')V :' m-.o ili-: Se.i, an.l fj »';:c ii vvoiiia .iifoiJ li.v or ilniii l<.irulj..(' '1 i.ini 
 
 ,' h liU'.! kiecviv iil^- ' '•'■ On ll.- IKaJ he li.i^ .i liivi | i.i Ka-'li Ivlui.. 
 
 ■■**" ■■: ;-i!e lyis iiiJ Kins: I 'a ilie ii'[' il ii i, i.ii e.i I, l' '.■ 
 
 *jy v/'t Wlulc. ja -"^l .1" ti"'' . 'IniCkly oj.i|ulitu to .iiie .iii..ili-r W:w. 
 
 ■ -«.,^!T .'.-•« jeil like .111 j>, [hiu' ivlii.h he l.'u^vs the W'.idi' « ih 
 
 Ihr P»*4/(& tH^l^crly ij, 'catt'dj li'-*iff>l« uy ourl'H'h Mnleiifc -: lik.; ti.e Wind in a C i.e. ■.'.•A'- v ii 
 
 Sh.rs t,niii5i^»*.^«-«, diticisflTim.olli" Whales'bcfth in.iy hv.li it ..l a I e.igue'-, diltiii.^ . l.i wlun he 
 ■'.!* I K and Mi'iiiii, whllcK.te nu Treih, l.at m m wo-iiKlf.i, he torve, it . ir. witli liith .» hei .n.ls, 
 
 lliai it trai:; likr ill. W.nJ i;i .i Tiinpflt !'..Ii.iKi 
 - ' - - ,1 
 
 1,1... f, ..cMMii lofiR, . Wmlc,' ibr«(d, and liairy 
 
 ■.ili ,, i.i..(;edlilvC Halts, fmm ilic* i-.m/iVi'^dittciiiiihis Knol> lii> Head i. f'l'iictlKi.i; r... u I. v. ■ '. 'i 
 i hi^" Ill's tor, rvhtreas rlit VinfipJ ta» -at great, -I.an tinK q( the iV;./;/ , lu'ilui ., it r... i;.! u il 
 
 I'm 
 
 Jpp, Imt tiatritli, and l'o),'iiy ,'..;ivn i.j 'hi- n;..; i I .;', 
 which If liicider tliaii the i /;...>'.- iij .my j,.:' n! ins 
 Bbdy, tlio' bcftiri; an.l K-hin.i it li loiikwliat i .un \v - 
 «;. Jfl .Jhorr, ihe whole {•i<h rerein''.V-> ui ''".i;e .i 
 ^Ihljea^jkci's Lalte, it you tbok upon it r.ni ti 
 
 lieglt),'.'' ', ,, : , . » .^ 
 
 ■'fhi" pyOk, WliiJi .ate WtiWixi itie Nnof> and thcK.rjr 
 
 Fins, arif iitjrt nivf-.i I'igeci tliaii iliofc vl .m Ox^n.Jk. • 
 
 I ilu l.iiii!. "I' a M-ii. . tunl, vvW«tkf fuiwi-?- Wuh tyt lids anJ Hair Jikc Men's Fyen. Tl;. Cij- 
 
 '.l t .".llui ii'ii.'. thr iwn :v.'.auill the (In ui.T,' will -n-ift*' *f j*^L ^^ ^ ^'''^" * • * "". **^^'5*^ tfie-liij;. 
 
 , ,.. IVik.'tbe <Wj*ie fcai ii.ne. Thr«|^ but. 011- 
 
 Iv rv.i 1 ..;iii,.i h;.* Kycs, coreied with a ib'cfc lilick 
 Ni.iii, ' i.' ,!.h. atly marWc.l nith Veinl. both ycl- 
 ! .IV .11, -I ulif'', a-, v'.ii tec the Vcitns in hioa 
 \\\ ' .!■ Vv'l... !■ tlicte i'.iiK arc car up, Jfou dircoeir 
 i:i..lii:.ei'!i 'he thick .Skn, certain UiMics wfemWing .« 
 \lii.s Hiii.l. -.viih Lxp.m.1T%slinijers, «iid betwixt 
 ■ii'.ii I'ltl SiiKws ..'.it <■'■ 4*^1 Yil^iay cat pie- 
 
 " mwi'?- 
 ill n-i . 
 
 (.ir.l ...vv liieh like the Ba!l> m.uie .1 liu Sinern:. nefs , of a.Pca j is elear, , white and tranf(...re:!-. an.! 
 (f .Si..",.!', .li.a'iiii.e othei Cie.itiirts. 'iii.. W W.! Nellomifh- TOsJOHie: Xhdc.gves are plaa-d as low as 
 h.n-.:i' ' I , ', liui rill., ilieie line li;-i. luiu.td (jf the l' \tte«ii.y ot' ihc uppei, Lip. Some Ihcve certain 
 O;.^ ' v>uiie.., which they faj be very dci-p in the Whalc'^ 
 
 i-l;'^ I.,' l„ , !| M,,- iiit.il. hke th,i- (i! li:,; / ' ',','-,-,,Hcae., and ; ; eieil>Mli':y are tiii Ears : Concerning 
 /;./ i-"-' \ ..h' l^ ill!'--, ilit^^' aiHi a l.ii'. .ii:>'. l..nr;-.li';f.., I ..in aftirm ttaStkfg ; bin this is certain, tlia: 
 l-.i'ii. n,..'!'!. ..!,'. '.siiiii the Wln'c 1, 'is iilit the Water, he c.m't heat, 
 
 The I 'e.i.l nil.-" ep i ''"ni pai' <■''■ tl". ivhulc ..i..: i.ur.jt .p.- i.-, eiluit Ui be <||iick ihen. 
 1 ll!. i ih'.' limie liiv l.i..;i',ei 1 le.i.is ili.iii ..•.iicis. 'v.n.e' l\v.. ., t' taciii arc le.l ci> ilu- D.ick and Belly ;ii,, 
 
 •.iii'i I'ii'W in ilie i.rp.i- -ma iiiulri l.'.| -, v.i. '.u .in iili M.ir.e u'. ihmi are wh;ic iindciiiea!!, the IWIly, 
 .^it.. p'.in, i.iulei .iliiif>lt hkc a:i S. ami eater .ind uiiu; alf' ..iai bi.i k : Others aie nnrPkd on ihe 
 
 1- 
 
 iie:,-TKltlUask .ma I .ill. .-Nui.;!:!; the I l.iclc Ones, !uai... ,ip 
 
 c...e.ii 
 
 r ol a Teiuli. On 
 
 ti.M 
 
 f- 
 
 liiev 
 
 I'cl. ,e ihe M'-' Inir. I ('t.'i 'Me i:| ;ie: 
 l.'.ck. . I tilth, r dark b ..wii Streaks, as. icok hiiua n i 
 • 1 i:'s: 'Ihett Jie I .'ii hi. • :'.. .ir.d ejiiiie (.'Otiitis '.-.I.l ir. 
 ;.l ii'v,- the 'inaitei if .^ Ca.ir. when ev^t j •!■',[;.'', tl'ac -e-a-^'w 
 
 il into i,nc anc-'hav..' u-eii leveral, and among the rell, once a Leu. 
 
 lie .aiii;ht cnce a VVluile .u S^i 
 
 .I'v,- ine ipi 
 'raw tiie'Ti i.i(;eilier. ti-.ey 
 
 lete all ovei. t-ialt' vsl.iu .jins '. 
 
 •'■e'- .Siv iii 'he iiii'ler l.ip ■* a icrtain C,'K.iMrv,;ta.il 1 . :r..'le, ■auibUJ all over wuh b'.i.fc aiul \>1 
 .1.1 I v..;-., :. the iirr^r I ip is lo ex. -Hy aaaptei, a' '.ilow , 1 ,ii mey b.iie ^ the beauty^ of theii CVlni' 
 
 •ll. r-.v 
 
 upper I ip - . . . ... 
 
 S,.e.i-li I. I I the Ktiit... I am 'if . pinwi. that thr./, when ilu- Skin is dr^'d ly the S.iii, 
 i!..< I.l .In-'.- I tliit W.at'T >vlu'-ii I f JtK-rwarj. li'i.i^v, '1 hey aie as ib'ipety .ij an F.el, bm tlieir Mell. be- 
 
 ;ini' -.ciy I. It. v,.'i r.iJ? Hand iip. 'i ilieni '.v^iiri 
 K : • ■ c-ijvei: 
 
 ieai' 
 
 . I. f. 
 
 .■ r 
 
 
 If. .; 
 
 
6'-c 
 
 A y^o^V '* iipit'/.bergcn. 
 
 Lit iVli'hip. 
 
 fi 
 
 i ; 
 
 vilikm 
 
 I' .|>. 
 
 wwiigh '\>\f ■'lt|^**^l Ski' i» *i ihin »« I'lrdi Tin, \rn it, Lniiln ih* thin t-nuaril Skin, cnvdrtl 
 nurf, lull .1 Ui^'i I'oici, whi.h n rjtilv |"''"' •>" ' ^^it'i irwilnr »lt.iti iti Inh fli' k, n ilir nmr i.j 
 .it"ii ihi Wh,»li- ln< 'mrhutt.! Iumfrlt ; nr tin- Skin j Imn *« ilu n.iiwaril Skm i.l itii I'lfl, . || ^ ncitim 
 > 'ttivrwit '!i)'il I'y the Sun, bin (m«ll» (trun| ot llirt ntr to.mli, bm l.i.nlv «•«. n ,lm!, ^n.! »rni'o. 
 I'iJiii Oil. iiimrnlv il II.I urraiul.. Ilu- (in* j| ihc Vkh.ilk .ue 
 
 I hi Vit.l i.l tlir While it a ftron«{ Suirw, uf ' ' • ' 
 li«, li-'tr, iir unlit I'lV't loii|t, 4iiOfiliii(< I'l thir I'l^- 
 ml. t'l iliv Ani'ii.il: NVIu-tc ii ii fiicil, ii V\> 4 ilnii- 
 l''i' Skin, 1mii|( (un liko .i Knilc In .i Mitilli. Tin- 
 
 MlM«hlt» Ol UlMlltalli'Xl 111 tllr I'Cllltil', 4fl' iMulllII- 
 
 t * ll«lti ii.jmit, ignuii.iii(«, iMli.k* iituih WiiiJ, .1 
 yellow »!i,rv 
 
 111 IukI ot Ihi Whjln l» lllff.ili'il 10 I'C llir t. 
 linall Niiiil., lunui'inrvl m ancilur |U <• f .Safs' 7.,,, 
 I w.» ii'l if « Wlia'f Ltkiii ii.iit Ilu. ihJ, ili,iii.ii 
 
 ly likr ihiikM.r the tuur-UtsM IWiHi j only ihi! <m il ovc 4 Hjrtcl of Htmnp iti l>ii Drily, lif ih, 
 
 ■ " ' ■■ " ' "" " ■ ■ *■' '' fi'U, ilic Whalo (ii'iiis to l>c 110 co'iranioin r.ili.,.n- 
 
 luUt iif; h.i \iP I'lilkj Inr l.r fiin. aw,iv iiiulft W* 
 'ir M the lijiif i!' tin- Mu, , .tr I hiirn rn U .Iv, im- 
 I'l lor .c. till iiiiiiui ly iMiril.ls, Al\r l.i 1 lluik 
 w.ili If H,ii|.,.jii, he will l»..ni awiy Ulltr lh,.ti a 
 HiM tjii t'v, una Jiaw iMinr iIiiiiiCahJ, d l-ntt.'jir ut 
 Ho|e-l r,i jttit hail 
 
 III tl.i S;iiiij»_i)u- Wluli'i (uvc (hcii >Si.ii|f;, 10 It,,. 
 
 ihi' li.lii ihifmf l(4iul mil nv.) HtraUs \v,ili Nipj Ir, 
 like thd'e 111' o\ir l.\'\v>- Thrli lln.ilU .it. luimiinio 
 whili, f-i!nnmu> I'luklcl wiili bljk .iii.l wliile 
 fj'oti. Tliiy aie imt Mry lune, il ilicy I l^' no 
 yvMnjt tnts , jf whkh'tivfjul.tluy h,ivr m ict .iiis moir 
 than iHo M .1 nine. How Inim they n • wu'i tlivn, 
 i' Vfty .IiH'kiiIi tJ lie (leiirii'iii'tl, ilio lomi- ,il!gi 
 them the lainf tune .«* to a Coivj but wiilmm the 
 
 Welt ol V"\" ',•!'■'. f>''i' '•*'•' ' ■<"i.«'..< 4(1.1 the II;, 
 ot 7i ■. V/-. « j .ittirnii.l, the. gi) i.-j n. ./,•.' ';■'». 
 All.wn iMiiv i;>ifl/i; »(.|eai, you let no inci« VUmI, - 
 frolvilily t!.i> 00 lu oiluT (i|,ur.. | i,ivv f,.;/. 
 .11 th.' Sp.inijl-iit in 1671 III /Jif»/.,., ,(ihi in !,,• 
 ill 7«'i..i"( .uui m Ur7| in tin. .Streighn ^,( r, 
 [' in A/.i..<. and alfu m the Mf(./r..j«,,i, , It,, 
 
 lull urt.iiniy, 1 wa* credibly inl'irnid. tint whin 
 
 th«v .ouple toiiitlm, they i\i\v\ iirnijlit, »|.jf>' tj 
 
 one jni.ili. r. v.ifh then Heaii^ out I'l tlie \\ .iter 
 th-fr.mi till S, lun ol' the If'vV lutbic it <oe>l«, ,. white 
 
 jn>l VI' ill, f 1 that yon may lUaw 11 like Sciliirj;- 
 
 wav or lili w, ,inl finr!li like Wheat boilJ in Wa. 
 
 ler , bit iliitwauH it uirn> to a Mulk Colo',it, liticiU _ 
 
 i.iiik, .Hid lilt!, red Woriiii pow in it, l.ke unto • Whale; fecni ilfo t.j be bib eft 10 'etta.n Dilbin 
 
 i( ■ grey oiui .Ic'ineaied at N" (78). Tab. P. iiurkil r*'r' ' An antirnt Harpiiurr AlluieJ iiir, ihat h. oii.. 
 P»"i»i. u,tirr. I iry'd fivctal wayi to prrrcrve it, atii to 'ini'ht .1 \Mi,i!f, the Sn;;i whucol' ilprialS r. n 
 fafiiii ifiiiiKf It like the Spf^ihn t'tn of the DiiiHlkers, but in 'be lail,' lilllitf as loole x\ R.ii{« ; he atl'.idt.t I 1 
 
 vain I ilryd it in the .Snn ; but ali« the tliiti I'lile b,i;, wlii.Ti \v«j whit..', an.l a. empiy a'. .1 II" 
 
 Il.iiic was e\aioraii\l, it Inok'.t like the /-i/i \Ut- 'ley-l'omb. Thev are itim h lotiiuMKil itith I i.,e . 
 
 "1 ', bill lotiii'whii ihikket anil hf.lvicr. Some I, the i»iaiiHhtnf «;hich, lee N' '7,1, I lie Wi.iui,! ,-1 
 
 I il'il III .Sei-wat. r, whah after it wa< evaporated, vtn tliein b> tlieHarpoonin f!:c b n, l.i.il i j. .igalii,,ii may 
 
 Ml nolhinp but lome .Sra-l'alt, .iiid 4 ivilly brrwn b< leen b> the white Svaif that apjur 111 many Whale! 
 
 Mime. 1 he tliitvl l.xpeiiiriciit I iii.ide by l>oiliiic it "' ' 
 
 in frelli Water, .\nd aftrneinlj in Sea-varer, init 
 
 the Iminer I ke| t it tin iiiun it Ihiiik, an.l turn'd 
 
 quite hard. The foii'l. I'arcel I laid ii. Sea wafer, 
 
 with ,111 intention fi lairy it to llimbfur^i' but it 
 
 that arc caii^;lit afterwanls. 
 
 thK th.-y eit:h ihe ll'n.ur. 
 
 both nMkmg the I'lKure ot a Half Moon, but one 
 .itone the Fipuir nt a quarter rf the Moon. I 
 
 , , If they meet with m.inv V .i.'j ( win. h deviiiit t^i* 
 
 ililliibe.l by dti;rccs, and Ifmik fj velitnirnily, ili.n Food of the NVIialu) they piiiii.ili ihemlibe^ ii.)i 
 I ivis I'urifd to threw it away. Thu .Srcini fwiins many Whak".; as i.n the other liand if they lit i',n\l 
 in aiuiidani upon the Surface ot the Water, tl(c- .''ore of llnrr.pjh and (null Sia.Snaib dilin'a'ed 
 eially 1:1 cilm weather, M Joei alio that of the Sea- ' 'H N' (71, , they look iipcii thciii as the boriiiiiners 
 h.-irlis and Seals. |i-'' niany ;(' lui, which tliey take m the tnliuwinj; 
 
 Whcie the Yakii I fins, it is four foiiare, C'5n- manner. A. loon as they he or heat a Wliale Ip-iiil 
 lii'lint; of many Ihong Sincsvs, nhuli if iliy'J, are a» th'y t,»!| out hj'l, h'.il/, wixn nerf" cm halter; lu 
 iranfparent as tirti-glew, and ferve the Se.i-men to 'he Longboat he belontjs 10 ' lix ot Irvi 10 ,i 
 twilf Whips of. iBoat) and lo they row luwaids the /f' i, : Whc,, 
 
 Thttf B'iiKi I hen I'Mies arc as hard as t!iofe of the four- they :e eoine near hiin, the Harponier, who lits 
 leggd Healls, but very jiorcus; fo that when they|alwa>s telire in the lioai, with the Harpoon-In 11 
 xrcJts'd and the Marrow is lonl'umed, they will.iitaf hi'u, Itrikes the llmlf with the tirfl o; "-^rriin - 
 hol.i a ('rear deal of W.itet. Tsvo fuch large Pione< ty, (a> who jH:rceiviiig hinifelf Wo«nde>l, run, w.il. 
 fiilfain ihe under I.ip, lying one agiinft the other, incredible fwittnets to the bottom, dmaMinjj tin Rope 
 
 ■■ ■ aft" hiin with fuch foice, that he would ertai-,', 
 
 mil it into the bottom, jt tiny dUi not |vc h.iu 
 Rope (tKi>;gh. Th.. Roi)e ty'cliicxt to th.- llirco'.ni- 
 Iron, b call'd the Forerunner, alniu' lix cr li".eii 
 Fathom Joiig, and tn Inch thick, made of thu fott- 
 cft and moft pliable Hemp, '1 hen the I.iiie-furnilhcr 
 (b) (uppliei the P.opes ( lying b'twut the Se.its of 
 the Benches) of feveral ihoufand batlioms long: 
 Ihefe are thicker and Uronger than the borenmiKr, 
 made of tough Hemp, and' tarr'd ever. They nmlt 
 be very careful that the Invs be not entaiigUJ, 0, 
 that they run nnf ftui ,„) thu lide of tin lony 
 boat, but jiilf before ; calld the ,Vm.,-) wi-lioi't 
 which, they would be O'.er Ut. To pi. vert the Ki.|i 
 and Wood Irom catelmp I-ire by iIr- Molcni nioii- 
 on, the Marj^iniiT sects the Won.l coiitimially with a 
 wet iMop. The otliir Mu, in ilic long I ear, t.ik'- 
 ilfo care (f thr Ropes, boih .it Kttir.j; out and tak 
 ng in again : The Sirerman llan.ls behind in ti • 
 1: with an Oar, a;, ocafion r" 
 oiiiiT eiuliaeoiits to dart ibe Har 
 
 f.iw fome of them lying neat the Shoar, at Spit\litt 
 ,1, •:, cf twenty I 0. 't long, very white, and calcined 
 by the Sun : for before they ate dry'd, they liiiik 
 filthiK, by rcifon of the marrosv they contain. 
 • '■*' Their I'lelTi is hard like Bull's meat, interfperfed 
 
 with many .Sinews, and as all ihc Fat lies betwixt 
 the Skin .md the Fklli, fo it is very dry an^ lean 
 when boil'd ; and fxon turns black and ill-fcentcd ; 
 The tcnderelt and belt part 15 on the Tail, which is 
 eatable enough ; and the I'icncb fectl upon it every 
 day when ihey arc in thofc parti. 
 TlieirFK. The Fat is about fit Inches thick on the Back 
 an.i BeUy, and fomctimes a Foot ; and on the under 
 Lips two Foot thii-k, tho' fomc ;rr fatter than o- 
 thers. The Fat is interinix'd svith fmall Nerves, which 
 contain the Oil; the other ftrong .Sincsvs terminate 
 moft near the Ewremity of the Tail, svhich ferves 
 this great Fifh for a Rudder, as his Fins do inltead! l.oiit'-lv.at, fteinni; 
 ot Oars, wherewith he fwiins with iikredlblc I'wift- 1 ipiires : The H.ir| 
 
 
 ncfs, leaving .a frack in the Sea like a great Ship peion as near as hi e.iii behind the Spoilt In Ir, (i 
 under fail- ithe Piivy I'arn, win, h fonncr entrtislcs the Whale 
 
 Ihe Whales cf the \iiril-''jpe ( or fuch as are than if lie bits him in the Pellv ; and if he ftrike 
 caught betwixt V;i/;[/i'iif;i and .\)rw<!,v ) being not folhiin upon the Head, he does him I nt little hurt 
 biq. atfoid tyjt above ten, twenty, or thirty Cardcls 1 bev aiile the bat being but thii iipiii ;he Roi.es, th' 
 of Fat; wh'rcjs the nnddle-lized ones ol .V/ii>,-;frjif-n' Haipoon cafiiy breaks oui, ami the Whale gets a 
 yield f. venty, <ighty, or ninty, and ate betwixt fifty ! way 
 
 't'i„ 
 
 and lixiy Foot Ions Our b.g!;cll w,is ^) Foot long, 
 ami hll'd us 70 Cardels. I'eter I'ctetfioi of l''i-/l.iiiii 
 t,5ld m?, he hid on,.-e taken a dead Whale, ,the Fat 
 where.it fill'd i jc Cirdels ; tho" he vs'.as not much 
 longer th.in ouf: : whence I infci, that they don't 
 grow much long-r, but only in ihickncfs or fat- 
 nel.. 
 
 The llarpconis fli,tped like an Aric-w Kloic ( Sec TI: 
 ill Tab Q.. at b. ) sviih two liiariis i>,arp at the 
 f <lgc, I ut bread ba,:k'd like a Hitci.tt, e!U' 1; eou.d 
 tear out. The Iron Hanilk- i> tin, kcr lihird than 
 before, and hcKow, wluu ,n is fxd ti.e S:iik (d;. Be- 
 fore this holkw pan, tt,i lcrtriini,cr is falUncd (ej. 
 Til'; btft Hai[Ot.ui an rraj'" of Kr- Steel, tut not 
 
 ir 1;. h 
 
 '11 
 
til iV 
 
 iiv.jr.l Skill, i-nvcml 
 ^' "t till- IjU'c 11 
 I" lifti ; li i> ntiifni 
 '•'11 ili» il. .iihl icnl'i'. 
 I'll' 1 1 ihi- Uli.ili ,,ic 
 <li.U> muih Willi), .» 
 
 » lliPr"'»>l fo l-s f|,r II 
 
 Hr |U .• r .Sa \' »., . 
 
 1 «t liii.iiij, rli.ii i.i I 
 
 l>i* Drll>, I'll (II, 
 
 •.o'trajjioiK J'lii, ,.,n. 
 
 nmi i»\v,iy iiiKltr Wj 
 
 I hiirM ro I', ,lv, III,. 
 
 \. ACu 1,1 I limit 
 
 :ii aw.iv fjOfi th..n « 
 
 i"l''41lJ. tl K:»t(,)ir ot 
 
 !.' ihi'il Sl.ii|(;i Id ti, ■ 
 
 trii.nfj Jiiil the jjir 
 
 ' HO »-J \i.7,.'f,,'^,. ■ 
 
 kc r.o incie WiMi,-. 
 !••. 1 l.iw f,.;/. , 
 ■*'" /'.••, iiiiil III If,; 
 till .Strtijhts of r. 
 
 t') 'crtaiii DiiK'Hi 
 i<\l ii,r, (liat he or... 
 rwt' ; tlpr.ullv nrj, 
 i^i; lie .iH.idcil I ,11 
 \ Jt. cnifiy .(s all,. 
 muiiKil ttiili I icf , 
 M. I III- W'.,.;r.,! ,■! 
 . l.i ill 1 .i(!3ili,,iini,iy 
 jr III iiuiiy NVIi.ili- 
 
 m>.uf, 
 
 I ( wht. h (!r\,Mit r!-"- 
 •I'lli thcnildus iioi 
 uiul it' ih.y 1,1- i:,H-,l , 
 
 .t-SniiiK ailii,';c,J 
 
 .l< tl:r l'oriritiiiiT< 
 ki: iti rill' tiiliowiMi; 
 
 litar a Whxk ijijiu, 
 vvrf» cm- h.uicrr. lu 
 lix or !rvi •! 10 a 
 
 tlic <»■■ ,,. : Wlu,, 
 
 Harfonier, who liis 
 in I he Harpoon- If. II 
 I ihe hrfl o;' rriiti ■ 
 woundtil, run. w.t!. ■.,•■ 
 1, dmwinii t|., Kopr ' 
 
 lif would rrtair.i'. 
 
 Uul iiot );vo h.ii 
 
 C«t to ill.: IJ.ir,"00!l. 
 
 alwu' lix cr ir.fii 
 :, m.nlc of the lot-. 
 fn the I.iiic-tiirnilhcr 
 ;'"twixt the Scits ot','l.-i«v 
 iiiui I'ailioms h)iig:iMJ 
 han thf fortruniKT, 
 d cvir Thiy imiH 
 
 'I' Ilfit Cllt.lllglltl, p, 
 
 ■ h"ilf ot tin I oiij, 
 
 thr St.,. : j tti'hdrt 
 
 To |H vrr.t thi Ki,|, 
 
 y the Mulrm iiioti- 
 
 I loiitiiiiKilly with a 
 
 thf I oil}; lo.ir, t.ikr 
 
 liititiji our .milI liiK 
 
 inds I'lhiiiil III ti ■ 
 
 'jt, .!;■ Oivafion r- '. ■ ^•' ' ■ 
 
 < In il.iii ilii- K.ir ' 
 
 the Spoilt -hi i,,, ,,[ 
 cnlcchlcs thr Whale, 
 ; and if he ftrikc 
 im lilt Jittli- hurt, 
 ipcjii ;lie FioiHs, thf 
 
 the W'liiic gi-ts a- 
 
 1 Ari(.w 1 iCiie (Sec n h .-: 
 Uanls |>.arp at thr ' 
 Ustiliit, illf i; cdiiid 
 liii.kcr lihiril than 
 r'dil.r ,«i:iik (dj. Jir.:J; S- 
 lUicr Lv lalUr.cd {(■;. ['.'[^ ._ 
 I'n'> Sicr!, Liit not .',, ' 
 in ui.h 
 
 h7p. xi.ii. 
 
 A yoyaii^c to Mjiit/.lHT^in. 
 
 6il 
 
 ii., 
 
 inikh h.li.l iir.l, i-lf>' ihev would fujp. m ' ii my 
 NVIi.iK 1 mil wluTmt' i* Wnttli iHo hiMidml r,MiiHl-; 
 \t In!). 'Ih>' wiMvlrii S'lik ii lilitml vrlnii lh> 
 I o'l I'lmii.l mill |',iikthii.id vmiimI all ,il'',i lie 
 
 I I'll. S, II mli.it JMjhri', ,il t two S|>.iir> c'l i« « 
 
 Ho'i" M :» Ir iliio' ihi'Sihk, "liirv ihf l'..(rri III' l" 
 I'iIVh I i,> I' 'i. . Afa llw WImIi' i> Iti ' \ !• til 
 ill • HiijiBjii, iIk- oihii loiin-h«iiM nil mii li'mi, 
 .in I i.iki ri.llic wimh v;t iho lir (l.iiu'v, and 
 lliiii tun 1 I', ill '0 whrtliir il|. W'h.i'i' it II lll.n^^\^|lh 
 .ill hi', llri'iifi h, .,r ri"W«t>illi, an.j ll',ii ilir I I'l' 
 I ' ;5 ii'i til I imr I'll! t thiiiili>> l'i('iii .11 I'lill III thk 
 I'.Ii n.iiiM. \vlii,l» ihi- I iiK-iii'li 11,11 likti « .r. II. 
 
 ill' k Hi'i'v ., ' ."11 ilifi' J ' ji i'» (h;', K '►/i-f-y.i.*, 
 whcr.l'V till' Wl'ih i. I'.iiii .,111 (if ihi> WiiiT, U 
 ii.'t t.iiti'iK'tl I'. Ill) k.Li.Mr t wh.n i> yoti ii<i) pili 
 It ih li.i (.liii. f, (,| (111, I. II i| II. - .1 
 
 liy i.'iiii.l (>iii' low I'i'on ati.i'liir, tli,' 
 l' I iiM iliaw .Ki.ain, it in.N It I'M.I' 
 
 • I Mllljllil I'll'. It llu- N*''lll lllti-. II 
 
 ihiilt Ik'l w vc hiin III'' 111"' h K'l 
 i: .nil! wit,.l It a!.'.|i» |i.|i|. K> 1 1>, 
 
 I 1,1 peril \V|i .11 ill y .ni ■ 11' . 
 
 Il il.i VIliA' 
 
 uirli.ii? I f ih(> 
 
 I a I. \ I, thi^ 
 
 r-i l.ar I. 
 
 II I (i) iinr D'll iho 
 
 I'." Wlu'r .1- 
 
 fiin, llicv 
 VVInV. I,.. 
 .'•oil I' 1 
 .1 
 
 \ ill lini I' ith t 
 
 i' ,il 
 
 l..m:i 
 
 'I IMl 
 
 a I' 
 
 W.it' 
 hi 
 
 ' 11 I till- \ciyi f llu' 
 , ih.- hi^liiT he twiiii 
 h, I ilcii I'j iliv mill 
 
 vv iir. 
 
 Il ih' 
 
 ' li'.lts, vl.ll.' I' 
 
 I "• lit ,11 ll,.' I 'I'.l.l 
 I "ic I'r III. .ml 
 
 111 I 'I 1 II ll'l IV I'l I 
 
 .itiil .if'.ir li.ivni' 
 
 1 \\V I'c ri'i'i a iii'm" il,c lie 
 hint I III ! t< II ,w liini, ilic Har 
 ' (Il ll'l' I . 111! Hi>at tius whitliiT ihi 
 il 11" k'.in li'C \\ li.ih. will. (raw llu 
 , 111' tiki't iIk' t.,li')|'piii}' Kiiitt (I; 
 ili.ivin till' l<'i;\' iM .1 iiui' h ,i'. ih'y 
 < in, llr'llup^ It iit){ lo 'li.lt |. iiu' lints il . y 1, iitt thii% llii- 
 I I ics of iii,iii',. luin.lnd Liilumis Itii^'ili, ami the 
 \\'h;ili' tl'i.iii", ilitir ll.lM.ls f k J ; and, it tiinilv i.iii- 
 I't rot ukiii, ilif I.iiii}!-I".ii I, da'.hr.l ar! Ijln u 
 I'.vnit thi; iir. Winn ih-y .ire wiminlri!, tliiy ll'mi 
 rut Witcr .111.1 'Jliiiid, ili.it n mar^ li'„i' a Cami./ii, 
 .111.1 l;r).r. tli,' .Si.i ; hit ihi< Null. iil-.H^-. hy ili - 
 (Ti'i's, a- thii li'icinc fi'tlilf. 111! y Hov; i ir. ,it thn 
 l.iiiu' tl'iic a iL'it.vii tattiih fiiflhidn-, wliiili Iwitii'i 
 I P"ii the ,Si,i; .md ai this afl'iiiiU fl'.'' nmll th I " ii\ 
 I'll I t'l thi' .\Ji,/.'»i'i i;", f. thi'y Inllnw the Wh.lK' 
 ly iliiiiraiiih 'a . If mir Hirpmii lii.iks i,rt, thr 
 I I'll,! Ikmii, I r .'i.nilii-t '■hip il.iil ill lliiii',, ,111,1 iitltn 
 iiri) (ill llu Whale: It two !l.ir|(K)i,< lul.jigiiii^ to 
 li'M'tal Miij'i lli;ki till' \\'li,l'i' ,it ilii- fiiiK' linif, 
 ilii'y ,li\i,le the lilli i'<iiillly 'I-;. 'Ihr .Sieerliiun inili 
 li; .'lul'id to iibUiVL' how tlur Wlwlr iiiiiis an.l 
 vviii.ls, th.1t iliev n'jy iry ip:!..'', ir //i.^,', i. c. i iiv 
 ir.ir III the \\'h.il>', or kc. p ofl', iImi the llaip'iri.i 
 lu.iy rfa.li hmi <vi'h liu l.u'iu.'. I hn I s'lim- h.ii- 
 .1 \\i,ii.lrn ll.iii.l'c "I tiio Kithfiii loiui, pi'iniiil l.e- 
 f 1.' like a Ini'.i'^Fii^c, w ill .1 'o'uli Si, el, d i.f Hr,ir 
 .1 I .nil' 111 Imp, «horewiili .it ci thiy l,,i\r iii.ulc .( 
 ('teat hole in the Hody of tli' Wli.ilc, ilies pi ke in- 
 to it every wiy, a» they do ivlien iliey pokelvel?(d) 
 •\iiil, if one uiiMins liickinc in his Ikuly, rhev tiike 
 .iiiothit. cmy lio.r. luvnig tivc, lix, or (ivcii of 
 tik-le Laiiik'-s. 
 
 /.'(IP /.'.'v i/i.m.i'f »i'i" .Itn.ilf!.!.'!, 
 
 Alicr the While is killM, they cut off the Tail, 
 wli , Il hill}; erob the Boat, li;i:ilei's it in its Coiirl'c : 
 Petii'e ihr fail tliev t'alteii a piee of Rupe, and at 
 tlip other en.l, ai the .Stern ot' the lall Sluop, four 
 or U\e 'i ) of iluni thus laltered, r.,\vin|; one heliiiid, 
 the otiur lo tlie Sliii'. When 'hey have hroiighti 
 the Wh.ile to the picat Ship, il'.cy falhn that part! 
 uhero the lail is em oH', lu the lore part, and the 
 llc.id ahoiit the middle towmls the Stern, near 
 the Hre.it Shrowds ot the Mam-malt, nn the J.ar- 
 hoanl lide ( for feldom anv Whale reaehes further )! 
 The I.arlioard is that lide ot ihe Ship at the Kipht-' 
 hail,' as yin pn tioni the I'oop to the Stein, a. tli.it. 
 lide on voiir Kir.ht h.iiui, when von po from the Stern | 
 10 the hi'repait, is eali'd the .Siar-U^ard. They fie-; 
 r]iieiu!y iliinh up the M-ilis to lee whether thev lan 
 Ke a Whale, I'm the hrll Oi'.eovercr lus a Ducat for his 
 I'aii s. 
 
 The dea.l Whale bi'ins thir. taflened to the .Ship, 
 two Shxips on the other li.'.o of the Whale, are 
 haul'il I V a Man by means ot a Hook, to the .Sliip; 
 in tliile llanii r\\o Haii oiiieis, who , in off the hat, 
 lor whieh they hive a Kewaid of tinir oi live Kix- 
 'li liars. The hrik nicte ihey tiir fioni behiiiil the 
 Heatl ly the Fvcs, heint; l.npcr and wider ihaii all 
 the rell they cut. This they .all the > .icr-pu::, 
 and re.".i lies fioin the W,itei to the Cra.'.e '.i the! 
 roiinii fjir. lo alinit the Miildle-niall ; by will, h yon | 
 n.ay ('iiers at iln' I'elk of a Win!- A Ihon'.; and; 
 
 .... I 1 ,,,,,,•-.,.,,,■ • 1 hi n tin > • .1 M ' , 
 
 ii'.i'li.i p,i,e ||.'.ii I'll, mIikIi t« .^ll.j liiiilli.t iij. t'jl 
 'he Mnp, HihI till'.' ti,( III," |.|s piiiti .1 a I'"-/- 
 ll'l"i ■• . 'Ihe Kntvtn of U'e l".j Miii ilui nl ll.. ,,, 
 i.|i .It'* jn.is, ,1, III II a^ I ili.iV tliat im u.s In I, 
 troiii the Whal', ait' will ll" llii" af.i | If' Ixm 
 I I'l'i; ; 'Ihtf III I ill, \ I ive . t lit) ol llu Imi, ih, 
 j.i'ft. ihiy 1,11 ip I'le Whali \Mtli llitii J.il'i..., 
 I that ih, I 11 I) ,,„||, (1,1. ,.,!„, ,,t ih,. (, ll . »\'i,i, ,, 
 
 lalfo ihi! Kiai'.n ilicy i il'ii llu, I i'|,.n ,^.|.l^ U'liii- 
 
 je.! iiii'i thr Kijy fi| the N» h.il I Mo .Mm lliii.l 
 
 111 tile Sh p iMih lirp,'- ll'i'k* live li"ii loo., nl, , . 
 
 I Willi iluy l.iilil ii|> ill., joe.it pii-.c of' Fai, iill It |« 
 
 flit iniM |.iii„ri pi'iis, wliili ,ite uieiwil iv ai. '.In i 
 
 I Man lliii.!iii|( liard hy ly iiieans of a lint Hook, 
 
 laiiil I II. I iip.ii il Duilin.:.. Kir.l, wli re ih. y nti ii;t 
 
 |ly oli.'s itit'j h'fs |ie.t.: Iheii Hand iiju'ii the 
 
 iSiiilij.i.l.iil.., (i . I he l-at i,f fonit N\ h.ikj k,, 
 
 il'i'i*. 't f.iiie yell.iW, .nd of iih(r» red. Jhe'ii 
 
 I \\'h.ti ii t'lill It ml.' Sifi w«, a.ik Mel.U 11. 1 lymuvh 
 
 'Oil a. i|,e ».l|uw, wliu'h look* like I'lri, i, .nu i, 
 
 'me l-ell 'I h. rel v,i,itie, Irnin ilri.l While-,: ihn 
 
 Inall t.,r iiniued I'at ii tl lown into a ki.ij ct 4 
 
 lliiiitir, Willi a kiiiil 1^' Bip at the cr,!, iij.hiiiir 
 
 down nil, I till! Mi'p, wh.'f... ilia I at i •!. 11 1' !i 
 
 w.'o.tin VeU'el, aii.l i'j jilr'.'ruj'.ls yu. ip inVarJe» 
 
 ( a-i they ull ihem 1 j.'d l>' ii ke|t nil il 1 \ riy n 
 
 I'P i,uo liainlhl, Afir ihi- h.a is . m i iV t.'iin 
 
 one li.lc ul the \\ I ilc, h.teie they imn him, thiy 
 
 I'll out iiie Whalc-bu'i • mine e,,tiie pi'-ee, x;J ,\\' 
 
 t.isvaij that it the vti'ii 11 'c in llu (mi,, naiimt, 
 
 either of wlii,.li 11 Ivi li'-avy, ihii the whcle bh,;,» 
 
 'Ciew has 1 noiie.h to do tu pull it 11,', by 1111,111^ of 
 
 a in am ( rane nii.le like a D.',i;ii ot a I'air (,f 
 
 'Siales, with two llari' Toiiits i.ii ea. h en.l. whuh 
 
 ileini', tixe.t in thu Wt,.ile-bun', ihtv Jiaw it .ip 
 
 iwth |;i,pt,. -Ihe Je.nl Car. ill'., .'f the Whale*, at- 
 
 ! lei ih il I at IS lUl ott, ar.' ihuwii iniu the Sea, 
 
 an. I lerve tiji l-ood to il.. Ihrds ol I'lcv, bi,t cf;'e- 
 
 ciallv tj the (/' '■.',,';, wlio at ih.it -iiiie ( I 1. p- 
 
 Jl'lebv reiliiii il ilr.ir ficji':(; upon Ciiri.iiii ihjj 
 
 jihiii H.I, I aiij turn yellow, Ij ihar theit Skins arc of 
 
 liiile value, (ll). i.-) 
 
 ' ( .V. 
 
 Hir 
 
 ' tiy the l'.i:'::-'jK f 1:1 t'e /■.;.'. 
 
 Formerlv r!;c W/i.-.A iil'ed to try out tl.clr Train- 
 Oil at .S/i'f;^,',;;™, at the I'. .';• > ./ ll.i,..-ii, , olvthuli 
 kt,)i'e . 'Ihe F.i/i/'-inen neiieially iiy it no 1:1 i,,.,! 
 Ships, vviinli havni^r (jeialioned i;;e LumiiiJ; il li v,-- 
 i.il Ships, our Coiiitry-ituii have fmre pit'.h'd 1 Pui. 
 anoilier way, r.-. to I'lii up the hai iin.j \'ulels, wlere- 
 lii it lerimnts like Heir, and die gieateit j art turns 
 Trani'Oil in iheni. .\t /I:.'/.'. 5 ihey put the lit 
 oiit ol the Vellils into a larRe wo.ideii Tub, niiui.re 
 It i> eiiiptic'l ill a Rreat topper Ic. in lJ,itku(..rk 
 and tlatiiih l;ke a l'ryiiu',-pan, i.oM.iiiiinn a huii.'.rcj 
 and twenty, a hundred and ilu.n, aiil 'e.ftii a hun. 
 dred anil f,rty Gallons. Aliet 11 has boil'd tot 
 tome tune, u is taken out of the t opper wuh finali 
 Kettles, riiil put into a Sieve, ihat ilie liquid part 
 may run into a sieat Tub, uiulerneath the Sieve, 
 and half liUM with Water to e. ol the I'liiii-OiI, 
 an.H to leparaie the iin lean and dirty part lum ihc 
 clear Traiit-Oil, which fwinis ii[ioii the Water, the 
 rtlt fetlini'. on [hr. bottom. This yreat '1 uL lui a 
 Spout or Tap almoll at the top, by whieh the Traiii- 
 Oil IS let out into another Tub, alfj half fill J with 
 Water, wherein it is more cooled, and lendcrcd clear- 
 er than before: Another Tap in this Tub conveys the 
 clear Tram Oil into a Vatc in the Warc-houlc, 
 wheie.iiu they fill it into the Train-Oil Bands, 
 uhi.li held thirt'. two Ciailuns a-p:ece, but a Car- 
 .Icl hoi, Is fury tour. .Son.e ufe b.it two Tuls, and 
 try a biown Tram-Oil, the lecuiid iin e out of the 
 Ciieaves ; others Ihni; thcin aw.-ky alar the tiift try- 
 ing. 
 
 Iht rinliil;. 
 
 The rii I'jh IS mn'li of the fame leii;:,th cl the 
 Whale, the' ihe lalt lias three times. h:s bulk : The 
 hrlt is .lilUii.;uilh'd by the bin on his fiack nea: 
 the i.iil, aii.l ins herce Ipo'.itipj cut of uie Water, 
 beyond what the Whale .Iocs : His Kiiob on the 
 Head i« alio fpHt in lenty.ii at his Blo\vi:ig hole, aiiil 
 R r : r ; his 
 
 !• 
 
 J, 
 
> '1 
 
 I'"' 
 
 
 ^32 
 
 J Voyage to 6'pitzbergen. 
 
 Lit. ivl Jiip. 
 
 \i liuk is 11 -4 li iii'ivli l-ci..l\l. His l.ips »!■>•■ 
 1 vowiiifli, unvi like ;i twilicj RupL' : and on the up- 
 ('.■■'•.'ink iMii'S ihc Wli.ic b.Mu-, \\W in the Wli.ilc. 
 .•■.o;iv. 1,1V lij ijv.'c 01 on lis Mini'.li, I'Ut tint is a 
 I.i'.ic. I!a\vi\t iv.' Wluk-bon.' is all hairy: ilic 
 i;cw-,iuwii Wh.ili-I- ■■H- IS Wfw, but liic oiluT d.irk- 
 b-.ov.ii, vv,;h \i!l w Strciks He is not In l-l.i. 'ri as 
 r.ine i.f tlu- \\'ii:i\>, Int ratlicr i-f tlic colour uf a 
 ■|,ii>li. ,s ! ii i.n '•! I'.i: a* ilio Wliak-, .\\v\ 
 n. ;c .111 \i.ii M I'c i..;n.li'>', tli>^ Sca-iiHii \,\\x 
 ■\[\ liii.r 1 .I'.iii/.v- 
 
 ii.' Ilat-l!inu I'.lli. 
 
 The 11 
 Its lliarc 
 
 Ilf-':ji: 
 
 liiini 
 
 iUul 
 
 I.::;;k !■' 
 '11 
 
 I. 
 
 I.e. il 
 
 III.' ;,,-.ai>,; 
 i. .'■.•• Siiii'^ t.ir: V 
 10 r'i. ■!• Iv;-!V -: 
 I i'!on ;'ivi 'ij li .' 
 il;\ .' IP .1 lIxM 
 out l' liK- l.i'ir.- 
 .il..),ir.l ll:: ^\:.^. 
 
 l!M|tCcil, 'il' C 
 .licil'i ':V.\- l.^ 
 
 1:.. V, :.„:;■ 1 
 
 lii a- I 
 
 \ .< \W Whale is ulV.l I y ihe l-rizi- 
 
 .. C: uiliAVovUis, :iiid_,Snal'-I".)ilus ; 
 
 1 .IV i^ iiA'.l III 1 aiiips The (.'•'.' 
 
 r.i'ui t!i I'ty h^ torty I un. aii.ori!.r;; 
 
 1 I h.u^- lul'.er li\e 1 r (ix .■iI.k:| s 
 
 y.\ I iun 1 iirilien is from tour hini 
 'i: I (..'arii^l> of Kat. Wlii'ii tlioy jjo 
 ' i,it . or Sjonps, there niiiani o.ilv j 'I i,. t<^ 
 ill,- .S;cers-maii, the I'Mrl-er, tl;. I'hy- j 1 1111,1. 1.:. . 
 
 i!vi, aii.l a I'-oy ; the Matter i>os j Sneak.-, o 
 K-ieh .Ship has livty I am e 
 
 or ?« v./'V" .-.')'• C to e.ilul 
 
 1- like a To.ul-lteoJ, with a loiin^ 
 
 thiek .Stalk reaeiiiii'" iiji into the miiUl.e of jlie HcaJ, 
 
 wlii.h is a bli-v.- Iiiiiioii, or knob of Joi Me flit 
 
 tliKkiii.|\ of ilie -Stalk ; like a \\'< man's .Sti.nv I ir. 
 
 from the .Sia;k ilowiAV.-iuU it i;ro\vs ri uiu ^1 .1 
 
 el ilii, k .u'.ain, \\i mueli jefs than the' HeaJ. 'I Ley u.,) 
 
 y.i 11:, -.wr W.itiT .Tinl ,,111, (J ,.p an.iiii, jiilb as a Sikk 
 
 lov. >J iiiiiJcr \\ .iter, rcl-ouiuls up aijaiii. I not le- 
 
 \eijl ill liic .NV. .•/■-$.• \ between .'/ .i;.- .:',..' an.l the 
 
 /■/.'., .Is alio u' Ki'.<'fil.. .11 \.ithii'i I'lc M.-aiili ( i' 
 
 ■Siiiu' toi.l 11.. liia! iii.:y lonie uj' ilui Kiver .;- 
 
 y-, R 
 
 :)ilTe-!jl!, 
 
 Mirp, 
 Wu. 
 
 VM'I.- 
 
 Ii.rry Hapcoiis, ninetem loiij> i divi.!.- t 
 llri'.e the Vhale uikIlV I tin y .i;.- 
 
 ■ •v' K.ape.l a \:n.i-\l'\ \, roun.i m d; 
 
 I'lir a liirle lu.iet leil liwivii li. .!iii'.k 
 Ki\s, cF wlii'ii there are iisteen l| riin' 
 .. i;. ni tie 11 ■'.■:.■ I.f the HuJv. 1 ..: fU- 
 
 I'ineii attei'uaiils into 'v\.. Irjioelie'. 
 
 11,1 .S. lii 1 
 
 I- 1 lar- oon-^, ihiity l.i 
 
 . i"\> 11, 
 
 .mil ll.i>-e iheir Kife Iro; 
 
 11 1; 
 
 ii.-s or I 
 
 . lia.l> I. lue 
 
 it a liiiall (,'iule in the nii.liile .4 
 
 1!., 
 
 :fie 
 
 r. I"; 1 - - 
 
 , ,t (I 'itv o, i.iii.v l-.ii'ienis caeli. pelide^ j tl'.e lioJy . .'\t ilij l-nMeii'Ku-, 1 f tlufr Ra\s, nur i!ii. 
 . -,1,! i; iiuliui'. f ., i!:e .Suir.y 1:. the molt i;.-- outv.-ir.l ( 'ii. iiniRri i\e, .n i;..itv tv.o frnis ■ Ijic 
 |',i,., ,:,■.. '.:) ihis Vo age ; hut Ir-h .is are.Hr.iv". uliiie .oil liaiilliui.l, wliicli 11 lir.ius lu- 
 ii:;:iiii! ixiule, are not nr.'eh , 
 
 1;'. 
 
 1". 
 
 r :■ w 
 
 li. 
 
 ..' .S .i-Qii.ilm. 
 
 ■ ■ rr '.■ 
 
 1 I.iv. 
 
 1-re 
 
 J trai'.l- 
 •.hem ; 
 
 is rorliit;.; hi.: 
 
 , I 1 liiveis kiiuis I't 
 
 f -v.i tliiii;.; reieii'!' I'lK 1 ins, like 
 
 •'.1' v.!;; '1 leiilii'e'"' :-.\I ■-'•■■ O'heis r.filiil ie the 
 
 ,' i: .Si.! -, I-.—: ''. o '11 lieu (f I'lnsiluy lia\c.S'a!,s 
 
 ,•; v;-,i '. r.iri.r-. 1 .ihrerNe.l beli.'e- llieie, fo. 1 
 
 ilui lo'!^ -. .rv ,! ileum iVuir. tli- Ibnnei, Iviiijjoi.ly a 
 
 • ■;,■ L. I i::i-,.l S >hi of <'-••• Sea: 'llie .Sean,i.ii ; 
 
 ... , an.l '-.■lu'i's .S'-i-.V /;..-; .liter | 
 
 t'fe i!.v iiiiii h'>c Keules. .\'\ the | 
 
 ai a burr lioes un- '• 
 
 ;.^i.iliei an.l oiiiiuis acaiii ai pleal le: It is ho low 
 "iili n, vlileli I lii|'|olc to be the ilcily, bnaiile I 
 t mil two ft liiiee .Shrimps in this Cuniaviiy. 
 Koiiiul .;!ioi,t it haiip ilown feviii fa all bri.un 
 I liriai'.s like fpun Si.k : The ivhole c\:.i.t k^\' its ilo- 
 ily \v 1^ a' out a .Span 111 kii.; !i, ar.l ui^ht «iifh a- 
 bo"i hail a I'ouiul ; the '1 1 uaJs v\er-' ef ll.e f.iiiie 
 leiH'.i'i. M'e i;or 1 lue nf il.ilc i.i.ir ;/..•., .; ; l,.i 
 theie three lull f r;. iiS:,—jjf.-it:i are alilioli mli- 
 luie in ti:e S-r-^-\ .1, bm aie not lo nun c;eiis aboni 
 ^ i',-,'.-i ;.; : 'J hey Iwiiii 1 p.iii tiie W'.i'.er 111 e.iaii 
 W'iarhcr, but ;-.i to tlu bottiuii .11 a S orin. 
 
 >': 
 
 ..111 1 
 
 the I ■■. !• 
 
 :^th .^t 'l'.« Sea n.ik u. t^:.'", |i:il 
 
 '•> C:...,:tl:. 
 
 liv' .SJinK-lili 
 
 ■r (.■,-.". 
 
 1 • Sta Nbn-blie. 
 
 Iho Sv-,\ ;.->•••■ ■ ar 
 folvc in y< ur Hnii 1 1^ 
 two bii;< iie.ii iIk N 
 
 air ' tranljaier.:, an.! wJl ilif- 
 ■ • the Ke''-\.-:t- I : fliey have 
 , ',. ni.i iiiibkc thole if the 
 
 j .7-'' the cinluli. near the A /;i/i. .•-/■/; ;i'h at .v./.-^.'.', • 
 
 \ ':/!., wc law 111 a ealin Uay uso forts ot .Si.,,. -.■;., 
 
 one wlieiei 1 was lii-roriiei'd, file other w.thuibi. 
 
 i Corners: The liilt li.ul fix I'uip.le llre.iks, with blew 
 
 ' lirinis ; betwixt \\liuli, the IVniy u.is liilliiipulili'.t 
 
 into lix ]{\'i"i, like a I'linipK 11. broiii iho niKlille .1 
 
 the I'oiiy lii'l haiiy, doun two J hriaob of fn.jil 
 
 Hairs, ud an.l rouj-'h, iliape.l like the I.iii.r \ 1 
 
 Whale lliev are br.iad m\A tlivk ni the middle, and ilid iioi iind them to move in fwiiiiiniii.n N\ nlim 
 (■I'iir.al a; bull uui^; lor ilv relt. iheir l>,dics ri^ the Hody were oiliir liioadcr .St%aks ot a 1 m 
 
 femblc our A/i. -//>., cv>\p: t 
 
 hat the lio.ly i^ thu ker Colour, with lii^ht-blcw Iidi^cs Tluy rt|-refeiile. lik< 
 
 all af'iiL;, and ro.nted at ilie cud. 1 he Hea.'. is the Letter W. The whole Hi'.'.y was 111 Ik white, 
 bro.id ai'.d rouiul, and Ipht in tli.' nil. Idle, with Horns ivt !o tranfpar.'ii: as thai of the next lollow i.i;, abiui 
 of a .Straw's br. n.ith oulv : IVfote on the Head arc as bij! aj.Miii, as \oii fee it debiu -.'.ed at N ';-,■ Ir 
 two rows of ih linall Kno's iluee in a row ); ! weij^h'd two Ounces : It did not burn my Hand, i ut 
 wherhcr thefe bo the K\es, 1 will not determine: dillojvcd ill it like a Mime : It^ llape is like a Cap with 
 I i,e Moiiih is fplit alfo, win nee do\iiiw,trds you Ice , Con.i^rs. 
 V.ll-w an.l bla.kitli Con;, thro' the Skin, by rcafon 
 .if i-s ir.iiifp.:^ 11 y : 'I'he ouf-lide of the Filh is of 
 t:ie Colour ot the White of ,111 byj;, and he moves 
 .11 i',H- Sea like a S.- •-•'.'/.'.•. I Uippolc he artoivls 
 Fool to the l.-i;d:; !'■■>/ >i-Mvf', &e. beeaulc they 
 -jil I'een where thcfc Sca-infcifts arc toiirl ' 
 
 arc iiioll 
 
 T/..- .Slimc-lilh l:k.' ,< I- urn. III. 
 
 Ar the 
 
 ( wliuh 
 
 iiii.i a 
 
 The lame you fee delineated at N' 9')) a, cording , Canity like a I'.uu:: I'roin this lioie arife lour 
 
 to th'-ir bi'Miels, we found the aoth ol jmii: in the !. Streaks, two and rwo e-^ailt.'y oppolite to one am 
 
 The laft Si'-nv-fifl: is very remarkable: 
 top it has a roi'ndilh hole like a Cioufe-ouill 
 1 fiippofc to be the Mouth termiii:u.ii!; 
 
 V',,/, 
 
 i-j ;it sy.;;r/.';5r);. 
 
 T,-c Snail- llimc-filli. 
 
 thcr, rwo of wliiih arc rut traiiivrliw.iv, th.e iilut 
 two not : The Lift are ab.'iit halt liu bread'li 1 f a 
 Straw, and the lirlt (whfh reiemble ihe Havk-bi^nes 
 ot a .Snake ^ tull as broad as a .Srrav.' : biom die 
 Tlu- '^iir.!.-: 'inc-P-f:' is Hat, and lurn'd like a Smil, j niiildle .if the buiuiel pioeeed f n;r luher Stnak.s, 
 fuch .IS we tind the Shells of fimictimes upon the . like the Ha.k-boiiei of a .Snake, but .one down 
 I .ukI ■ for the relt, it i» tian'pareii: like the S'.«-)i..*- | lower than the former, and make up ciyjit in all: 
 . ■. Out if -ti utni'li p.irt cone two brown hairy 1 As we uini'd and Irok'd upi.n them, they leprefent- 
 S'a'it't Mhere'vit'i it nvve.. like the 'y ■-.-nettle. Tlicy 'id t.. us all the Ceh'urs of the Rainbow, and like 
 I'vvim ill piodijlioiis inimicrs in the Sea, and are by a Fountain with ciyht Spouts, whence lotr.e have 
 
 ' "" ' ' ' ,i<iv.'n il the Name of the {■.•t> tn'.i.-jip: rrom the 
 
 iii.l 1 ! the runiiel within the ilo.iy, ariUs fcnicihiii); 
 like a Cloud, duided into iiraii hc^, whi.'i 1 f p- 
 pofe to bi: the tiitrails. At lli.' l.xtieiviiiies (f the 
 bet'otcinen'ioned oiiiward .Stieaks the I'l dy lirlt bcu.K 
 a little inw.iid, ar.d afurwanis unns 'if round, ard 
 has luanv In. all Streaks. It was id" the fame bii;nel.-. 
 as yo.i fee it iri rcf-'ired at N" '9S ■ h \vin;li'il a- 
 bout tmirOunies, a;.d w.is white ,-. , ovi-r: It did 
 
 I .1. c fi:'"ok-d ;i .ilf.iid boed to the Whales, but as 
 t;.. y oc farce iiounillini^ ciiou^;h to produce l.iiTuirh 
 
 1 coin ."'t 1 
 
 hat the l-i-niit and Uwh like Ihrds 
 t. c-i upnti tliCiU. i hey refenu'le a SpiJer at a di 
 liiricc, but for the relt, have not the leali affinity to 
 ihcni.' We law luuiy of them yuuc the iOth, in ilic 
 I.-. /.•.',- '■<•,■ .1: S''-:-^;t;e>i, but nc\cr any among the 
 (.■■• 
 
 net 1 111-, rues Skm bu' c'llio'.v.'d iit': 
 
 Shme. .Some 
 
 .-.■(t'is 
 
 4i-'^i ': .«!: 
 
Lib. IV 
 
 ijii. 
 
 '■■■■I'f- On t.ilul iMmi 
 I. Willi a iniiihl .ii\l 
 ■ iJli.Mr of )Ik )(i;ul, 
 
 knoll 111' doil!i lilt 
 X Wiiiinii'.s .Sti.uv ■ ir. 
 t i;mws ri uiKi ;i .| 
 tlic Hc.uI. ■n.iy u.,1 
 .i;;.un, ]ii|t as .I'Siiik 
 
 lip .ii;.iiii. I fjot ic- 
 pii .'/ .1; .• ,:i,./ an.l tlu- 
 
 .iihiii [;ic M.-imli ii 
 
 0111c Lii' tlijt Kivtr ^- 
 
 -.ii:;. 
 ■;./', i> roiin.l 111 Ci; 
 
 1 I.IMiUl 1.1. ilnilli' 
 
 a- art, iixti-fii l|'.nih' 
 
 ■■riiiL- HiaIv, ! ..: ra- 
 
 ilUO tvs,, i'l;,;Klu'^_ 
 
 llii'ir Kiii- lru:ii iV.r 
 
 y iii_ ilic mi.Uili ,il 
 
 iIkIc Ra;s, iKxr dii. 
 
 [ns luu i'jTin ■ Tiic 
 
 v-UWlx ii lira us to- 
 
 .'c.il It: It is lio linv 
 
 ilic liciiy, I'liauk- I 
 
 Ml ihis Cijiuaviiy. 
 
 (cvui fii all I'lc.wn 
 
 .lie cvri i.t c\ lis ilii- 
 
 ar.,i :i;i^lu uiipii a- 
 
 ■. v\ci\- if ilic fiaic 
 
 i.cai- //..-.. .. ; t.i;- 
 
 '•■.J .iri' aiijiud ii;|i- 
 
 t 10 iiti;i cii.iK aiiii'i 
 
 the W'.iu'i 111 lalii! 
 
 abroriii. 
 
 I (.'.-/■. 
 
 ..i'-/v;li'H at \.'/;7.'..-. . 
 
 lurts (i| ,V;'.',,, - "; 
 liic (jtlur uitli iiii.L 
 
 1 Uiwiks, Willi h[^v,' 
 iy V. .IS liiihn) iiiiliM 
 tioiii die niuiill..- 1.1 
 
 1 liriaus of fiiijll 
 ike tilt f.ctur \ 1 
 Iwiiiiiniiii; \\ iiihu 
 [•aks >,t' a 1 iiii'.'.: 
 1 luy ri|refeiitL-. like 
 iy was 111 ik-«liiif, 
 K-xt lollow,i;n, alxji't 
 ::'.q\ at N {y-; • lr 
 burn my Haml, liit 
 'C is like a Cap uitlt 
 
 ■■^utitju:: 
 
 cniarkali.'i- : Ar iIk- 
 
 (.ii)iifi-i]\iil| ( wiikh 
 
 tiniuiiat.iin ii:',i a 
 
 lis lioie anie luiir 
 
 lolite lu one aini- 
 
 ihM'liway, tlic ( tlur 
 
 It-' tin brcaJtIi 1 f a 
 
 Me I lie Havk-boncs 
 
 Snavv : [■loiii ihe 
 
 fuiir (itlicr Stnaks, 
 
 e, but roiv.e liowii 
 
 le lip cii'lit ill all : 
 
 inn, they lepriftiit- 
 
 Kainliow, and like 
 
 ivhiiiee iVire liave 
 
 t.'.:>.-j:jh. Itoih the 
 
 Iy, arifi'i rcnicililnj; 
 
 flies \vlii,!i 1 (: y. 
 
 I.xlieinities < t' the 
 
 the Pft'yfirlt ben.K 
 
 luiMs i.rf riiiiKLJ, ard 
 
 I of the faille bis;nel' 
 
 'S/h ■ h wiiiili'd a. 
 
 e a 1 over: It liiii 
 
 lit': Mime. .Siiiio 
 
 ■■■•■h:~. 
 
 /f Supplement to Capt. Wood's and M-XXtt\\s Voy.i<jes. 633 
 
 oihns of thcle Sen-\cti.a I (nv lince in the Xm- hemently, thit they railed Dliftcr,, niid even Inllaiiia- 
 )../.-'. r, nj a purple, blew, yellow, and white eo- tioiis, of vvliith I refene the Uraiiglu an 1 IXf ■ .;ni i. 
 lour, and weigh. 1 levcral Touiids. They burnt lo vc- for atiotjicr Opportiuuty. 
 
 i 
 
 C H A P. XLill. 
 
 /! Supplement to Captain Wood'"- and Marten'* NGnh-ta'i 
 l^oyage, containing their hlavigatwns and ('I'lervatitnr, a 
 the Korth'U'eJt of C-JreeillaJld, and other No>-t/.";y^- 
 
 Region i. 
 
 C/jinj aiiel oihcr IILui.!? 
 
 !{n.:i:.! i> by riir Navigators fnpfoled >o 
 be a prcat number or Illintk very neai 
 ■ lie aiiodier, or eifc a broken I rind It 
 has U^n di('.u\er'd on r!ie V'elt f.i'.e to 
 ei!;luy two Ucprcei. The N. rth I'oini iliey ca'l'd' 
 I'. ill! P./ie'.i.', where they f und many liles, unto' 
 vb.i.h tliry hive i;ivcii no Name-, excpt fix or 
 ii;;lit Harbouis. On ihc taH llde they never went 
 bevoiid levemy eij'.lit Uegrce.s, b.'ini; Jilhirl-eii I>y ihe| 
 
 d'^-j. " I 
 
 Here aie fome lllanii.s, as the .'?•,.'--/'"'.', i;il-j 
 lO ered in iMi, wb.i.h perhaps is the fame the. 
 /J.v.'./' eall f;'.,.M.,;'.'yj /.-•/...', or [phi .i.'.v'i'j //'■; 
 tliii' It has no pcM refcnibliiicc to either, beiiii; a 
 fni.Jl Iliand, lyiii!>. Norih ball and Somh-welt; wlie'e- 
 a.s the Cxiiiiitry i.ear whi.li Sii llu^' iri.' n^^ ty la Id lo 
 many I'.iysaL'Our, mult be a lari;e Counrry, lying North 
 to South. 
 
 i;./;;iV /./?,' owes its dilcovcrv to Captain T'-'ii.-,:' l'-'ili''j 
 as H'f'ri ti!: owes its name to a (Icntlcinan (f th.it 
 name, and was JiLover'd in 1617. By the Kclatioii 
 piveii by Uttrc.ir t!ic iVi^r.-i;.',!);, to .■llhr.l King of /■!";- 
 ii-.n.!, wheie he fays that the Morfes were bunted (or 
 ihi ii Teeth, it aj'pears that Whale and Morle-hllr.11;.; w.is 
 uled above S'o year. ago. 
 
 Tlic time of the lirli dlf.overy of ('/'.'< >,>-/./■;■ is un 
 known, but not the Year when it received its name ( in 
 1 60 J ) from Sir I'l.mci' t'l'-xy, who (ei out a Ship 
 timhcr, whah t'ouiid tome f.ead and a Morfes Tooth 
 there ; but toii'd not l>ay by reafon of the advanced 
 Seafmi. liui in 1604, .mother Ship was fent W^-m'.' the 
 fifteenth, fruiii /.)/./"", w hi. h arriving at Coh'. in I...7- 
 /i'il M.iy the lirlK IMid there till 7«.'v the firit, 
 ^nd 7" > the ciy;l'ih .ame'uaii anchor on the S. S. t. 
 lide of Civ f-li- ; b'li b.':i .; prevented from lindint; 
 I y the rapiJncU ot tho^fcreaiii, thev were force 1 to go 
 round aboir. ihe llle, wluie one of iliciii landiiip, kill'd 
 wi'h Ills Gun as in my bowl as lo.i.led ihcir lio.it ; fy. 
 ih. nil, r'uey law 1.0 ol'icr I'eal;:. but l'o;;es : This l\.ri 
 i! vva;. ai -.t Def.iees .(-, Minutes. ;?..■■ the rendi, 
 ibcy i.ime 'o an an hor in anod'.cr Bay a' eiphr 
 l\ill;o:i..\ «li.':e roir.iii; .ill. oar, thcy faw a \alt niur- 
 -.-.A 111;.' at tlieiii fei cral times w.ih three 
 ' till y lay h-.iddlii,;.' tofether like Mogs, 
 ki'l above lilVeen out of a thoulaiid ; 
 '. • ih.ireen h kibd a liuiulred more, 
 :h II Teeth. In 10.', the fame Ship 
 
 .*ik! beiiiale; the beuialc died at Sea, (nit the Maie in ... 
 ten Weeks 111 /■./ , .,.„'. In 1 610, t\^-.) otii, 1 Shi] - iveu 
 lent thidier, wlui aftei they hail (nU'd mnv Be.ir-. 
 I owl, an.! Sea!-, took poHe.'lion of llie l:!e to. u:e .\!: 
 c ■-■'■I Company i>:. ihe lil'.eei.th. In d. ;'-/,■. ,.; !!• s 
 dilcnver'd ihrec Lead Mine,,, auA a Coa! Aline on ;; , 
 Norrh lileof 11. n-iee more Ship.s cam.' 1., c.li. ,,. 
 ^■c .y-ljlrj -^ llicy kill'd live liuiul.'cd .Morks at oin 
 tunc, aii.l a: anolher time ihrce hi'iidred iiu re. J he 
 b*e!cnption of the Morfc or Se.i-h. Tie, fee 111 the Vj\ ,1 -e 
 to V;./' -..•..■,,■. S .me fi.ppofe C/;.) ■i-y.',-,..; to be' liie 
 lame with what t!i.- '). ^z. call '.' hi :.:,:e:'s I/!-, tho' 
 eimncoulU ; f.,r the N.^rihermcft Point of that I'es at 
 
 ( a.\or iiu' to t!:e 
 
 b;-rof M,,[ , , 
 tilllis i bu: ill ' 
 ihey e. 11', i n. ' 
 . ur b I .. ' 
 •ii.i oii!\ k'-] ! 
 
 li.ed there a fe,. ml lime. 
 
 le 
 
 ...,! Fitlo:.- a 
 < 011,1, and I'oi: ^.•, nllioar .7, '» the lixih, kill'd ab-'in!aiu 
 of Morics, ha\iii[; now to.iiid the wa.' to dilpatch 
 till 111 wiih I .iiicts. Th.y alio brouphr away about 
 ih.rrv T'eii .'f a l.e.id Oir, found near .M iii.r-ni:/^ i. 
 hi ij. 6 liu 1 Went once more aihi lanJ.-.l ?■•/•, the 
 tier.', at •.\ Dri'.re.s -,<i Minutes; they (laid till the 
 Mio.ir w.u cleared of the be ( for the Morles wdi 
 11.11 1,0. lie ail'.oar bef.ire ) where at once they (lew 
 Ivuvlxt feieii and eight luinJ'.e.l Morfes, with rhcu 
 'letih lili'd thr.e Hoi'dlieads, aii.i made tweptv two 
 Tuns ..f Oil of their ba' In 1 ;k.S, it -.vas fi hor, 
 lliat the l'i\h of '.he Shm wa.. nie!;cd ; in feven houis 
 thcv kill'.! huie biin.iieil Mor'' s: they (il.'c! two 1 L.c^- 
 heads wi;!i t!. r. Teeili, an.l ina.le thirty rne 'lulls ot 
 Oil: 'l!:.-y 1 li, ' ..jk aUie two vourg MciU*. a Ma> 
 
 7' Ucpreesij Mini te> ; whereas this 
 Calyiifiiun of the 0.,Av J is .ii 74 Dcpiecs <;s .Mnuil.,,. 
 Beli.ies, I',. -Ill .tij is round, and not f.eonen-.ed by 
 Whales. This .jur Men tra\e;rd on b'oot fiuni No.-.i 
 to .South, which .ar'i be done in Mitci s U.:, irinher d.> 
 they make an) 111 i.ti'n of the ii.Mij Af. ■>;;.■,..■. ij-... 
 '.'.'.....' IS iii.iecd a I. iin Ilic, like A;.?;.);j ('.'.;,..•, i;.|t |„- 
 more to the North. 
 
 J-i-n .M.rv.Vi )(.',■, has rot its Kan.c (as the nu\l ■■;. 
 pretend ) fioiii iis lirll Uilc.ivcier ; t!ic ('m; ,7.'- !;cnei;..l-'.-' 
 Iy nullakc it I'm the ll^pc-l/l 1:.: : It eittiid's u.-im S. \V 
 to N. b,. beir.;» very narr. w in the iiddd.V. b.. rnieil.- 
 this Kle wa, much Irciuented by the Wh.aietiil.ers in 
 the Simitnor-Scalon, bm f.i.. e tliefe An. mils are pone 
 turrhcrto the Nonh, ihole bilhci-.ncn b.ave I'^-n forced 
 to follow ihemt.i .. ...w^.,,'. In the Spt lU' the Well 
 Shoar IS picttv free from lee ; but the Navii-ii.ie, where 
 It luns cut with a iV.aip I'omr nr..) the .Sea, beir.nl r],,: 
 B.-.» c./'m.,;., i. e .\l:.i:r.uii it .'••■!.., the Ice e. .. iniies 
 all the Year l.ing tor ten Miles diltan. c from .lie Sh.ar . 
 winch is the reafr.n the Maiiner.s take al! ii!iig-i:a'>k 
 care to make the W.n Sh.ar; and, :f by char.ce ihev 
 come to die Halt li.le, they are fond t.i letch a ( om- 
 p.ifs about t'l thcN.'rih of i.'ie llle, uherc tiiey arc in no 
 I ft all danger from tlu: (tormi V/hirKviiuis that come 
 ' tjoai the «r«.j A(. .-..m;',., but a'.fo of the iloaiing Itc; 
 !for the Sea hcc (lows from .S to N. and ebbs from 
 ' N. 1 1 S. .At the North cn.l ol (he liland is the li-.i.s 
 MoiiKi.iin ( n- calld from the v.ilt uiiiiiber oi bears I'eeii 
 iliere) the bi.ttoin where. .f reaches fiom the baft to 
 the Weft Shi ai; but on the North li.le is f me level 
 Ground betwixt it an. I the Ocean. U i.i iiia cedible.' 
 by rcalon of irs Iteepnefs, ami oi lo pr.'chpuivs a 
 height, as to be fei 11 ^o 1 eagnei ai Sea. The Sea-Coall 
 is dilllngmlh'd thus: ,1 , The .V«...'/Z-c.v^, or N.irili 
 I'oint, jetting cut 10 the North. , i), 'Ihc (( 1 .''•..(•.';, o: 
 tile b.-.;l I'oini r.. ■-.;;', inatk'd t,2, ^, aie dine Woiin 
 tains ol Ice, or rather of Snow, whi li are lain fioin tli. 
 l.ipofihe B.M.J Mifur.:-!,. (,;, The y.jr.A. •', ..-.<;. ,; 
 S. H, I'.ui.t. wlieiKcthc Slinar extends fr. in ],. to \\ . 
 towards a little llle, and thence winds ti W. and S 
 (4), V.".'''-"'."'.i'-'' ■- or I iru -S.-.)} i-jiy, I ,• .i..,,^, 1. j- 
 '■''v?- •'"'• fo raird fioiii crriam adtacent bcks ('.ill oi 
 Iiir.ls: Wi hill a Mulqutt ll.ot from tf.e Slio.ir, dure is 
 't Fathom Water, but a lutle further oH", 11 > I oi'.Jni to 
 be to'.ind. (', , (!ructe-lu iit.l',:y, i. c. the 1. c.i.'-HYt:..-' 
 
 '.o'. 
 
 troin tiie v.ilt pieces of r.itten Timber foiin 1 there ; 
 riere being tlv.- e iriiwclt pan ot the lllaud. yuii may 
 t..iin lonie Mountains be heard on both (ides ot' rile 
 .Shoar. [(■ \ *;.'■". I/. /,/-i'>. it /•■•,•• -rt.,;'..'..i. (-7' 
 
 'J be 
 
 .fl» 
 
 't* 
 
 I Ml' -l:]- 
 
 ■i 
 
 j; 
 
 
 s-"'d 
 
 r f 
 

 iiliP't^ 
 
 m. 
 
 •.m'inf 
 
 ' f:f 
 
 
 'n% 
 
 6H 
 
 icmc Litter Vi/covcrics by the hnglilh 
 
 lib. 
 
 \ V 
 
 'I he i.,. 
 
 llJcs fcvcul (xlun iioi V.' nil nan 
 
 i rriK Jiti 
 
 I. cc'ilr.i,!, fi li'Ti.-'.iti.l tcjrmcrly I-.ii^iTnl.iU'i liib 
 ';l>-Voi Jin^; r ' i!ic Ai-Ci'iiiit t)!' the Ulih^lci, cxtcii.'.cj in 
 I'.v.ui xA .\ ! l.i;t'-Mr,.Mi ti) die Noirh iil" ilu'ir UK", .it .1 
 1\. .1 li'iii- J.i'.'sra.lin); lUli.iiice; ibo' 11 feuiis not to ly h, 
 l.ir 111 ill l-..iii, I III r.uiiir to tlic Nmili vit .'"' ■'. ■. 
 JcmxUiiI I'l'Mli ('.:,.' (".;.<:l". (Ml iIk- Voi'lll, ,\x(>o\1 )'. jo 
 
 M 
 
 1:1. u 
 
 i- iii.'.Mouii. 'I o till' 1 .111 aiiJ Well 
 y I'.'.o (;n';it t^icms, 1 ut ro what 
 i'. 1.1 t ili eoM'i'il liiiluit'j, 1 y.cc)-t 
 
 >->■, 
 
 ; 1.-. y 'wi 
 
 lie N. I 
 J! 1, 1:1 ' n'l'-ill 
 
 Ui.Mci.^ .M' 1 1 r.,.- . -...-.--.-. 
 
 tH,ii.Mi. / ; f t 1 i:.l i". 71 Dii;rcca iicir ilioLc.ilt (.t 
 ' ".■ / ■■ .1'. .H\, ih- Sii lii 1 fit a'.\ivc 100 1 o.i.uiio. 
 '■ li- Dili Hey I'.iiiMii,; I I .1 ceitain X/iv.'^ >>■ Gcii:!.- 
 ina.i, call .! .'■' ■ \ .\ ' '•; . 1. c. /<c.i- i<f..', wlio liaviiigcini- 
 iiii.u.! a Miiiil ir i:i '/' /../, i'.i..! ti ll.ci'c pi.Tii, aiul hav- 
 iii'ialViitL Vi'i;-, n Ina 1 1 a 1 lliaiul, 111 tl:c ^\>\'u\x 
 >. II.'. iivii 1.1 till- C. 1.1; 11.1:!, wljiJi, from its Grctii 
 \.;l.e\'c, 1;. ij;i.: I '. I,.. At'ciwau's hauni' fil- 
 t.i luvl \i ^ 1' i.'..i:i iV "II 1; ■, i li.,;; ■, Km;', of Xi- 
 u .1, .1 (,.' ij\ v.,1. I'f'k.l •.liLic, a. 1,1 tlic Cuui.try di- 
 'u'.il 111,1 ilid ,iitar.>l V.ti'.D.iUia ami two Cu^cs wcrt 
 1- i! , . . i.:i.. ■ a;!,l • '..■ .% l!iJ laH tvhciX'ot' was tin- 
 \ini.i\ Ri li,';ii.. 1'. Uiit thither tVoni .Vi-i-ir.n. !;aii a 
 (.itlii !i.;l C:r.i.,li, li'jJi.aiei! lei St, ./',."'. '.», .tiiJ a;i I- 
 liv I'.il Sv. 
 
 Il,.\\e\ei, v.li.it :hc Xn n\p^,r.i" wore ['offelsil if, was 
 iii.i.ii'u!n,i'. '1 ill 11 IptCt (.I'the v.'h.dle: The S.'\'ec;^ll•.Ns 
 ileinliKcs aikii u ei!j;c a rcrtaiii | otciii Nation there, 
 i.iilii.V; i'.''..i;'i .■ii.iniihabi:cii tlie inland part ot' ''' Coiiir 
 In ; .ii'..! eMT Lire ri49 it'or wl.at lealoii is i iiMioun 
 U.iie.' .i;.y till.' Iirellij:cii cha^, been hatl ot this part of 
 I. ■/..,-.. '1 Ik- lull,; oK D.>'t>hvk lent a f-ieet that 
 w.i 111 ijio, to eiu!eavoiir (he Rtcovery tlieriol, but 
 1 cm.; ealt a^ay, ih s Ueligii was laiii aliile afierwarJs, 
 till \\\nf,Ci ,!ji,,:ii IV. a'teinptoil the lame again, 'lis 
 till' 111 14 6, ihe .-XriliMlhop ot' lifO'iicim in .NVir/r-., 
 li ' r a Bihop ihiihcr iiamcil ./;..;''i-.i', but he was never 
 h.e.iiu e.t'at't.rwat.is.. 
 
 A.'a! .iller, an.l abiiiulaneL' (j! ..'',',;..(: y.ij/., ;y,v n,-,^ 
 ImIKI bv r. Naiive. 
 
 Ill iCis, Mr. B.i,"/; (iiilM a;.;.iin •» th .le I'aus, niKl'- 
 
 'i'.M;il l-.ii,.;' .ii!U>i.\\t\\\ III l.011['U' ill. Iiom ; II.! ». 7 j DiiV 
 , Mill, Welt. Tll.y fmiiKl M.i..'s St.c':-' j i,, 1 e oi'S 
 a Da;. In iCif, lie went o-icc more,' aii.l (ail a 1., 
 ISir if }nu .\.irti 'a Siiiii.', at 78 Pe'. 1 at. V'aiiatii 11 i,t 
 the Coiiip.if;, s^ Ih'C. Wflt ; the rnat.li iha' is l,ii,nvn 
 anyuhtre. .SiiKs- that time no Aitiiii; ts nt tlu N. \\ , 
 l''a.[age were iiiai'e by the '■.■':; //»'i, till C'apam 1 0,,:,:, 
 ' ,?.:.",.-,' Went iip' u the Ihiiie Deligii 111 ni-j 1. 
 
 1 le v\.is ni.ieh pJU'inl with be 111 the K, W. Sia< inc. 
 f ';;' an.t.ri. > : He lailM I'nai' C.i/c l-.vw.ll by th.- Jlle' ' 
 of J{ i ..I ,, til \/.-'/', Si'iii'i^l<:ii., ai'ii M.i,:<>;-.'.i Jllnmls, ] , 
 wli-.i;s'. lalvu;)' bis Cojrfe to the Welt, eiol!, a gicit D.tv -'< 
 I ne.ir IV.ii .V, li;, In callM the I aii.l .Nun .iin,,,-, . /;:.',•', 
 He itiuv. aiv! mil eJ all up niki down tluli: .Seas H'wiie 
 .ertaii! N.mi','!. to his rcw IJikovctic* ; As Cape // /.,,- 
 I^•• ; .".I. rt, Lor.) n:jtr\ lile, the barl < f /.',.//,-/ >, Me, 
 S-TV-nr..- /<',-slllc. thcl'a'lof .'',11,/ >\ Ille, ar.il f .r, ,! 
 '^'l's Iilc : Inihi. laft b'.' wimneJ. at ',t IV-j;. ej, Mn,. 
 La:, .-i.i-u tct'iru'il in \^ i^, bavin.; iii,i,li ;i,;iny Dilio'e- 
 lii's, I eyoi-ci llu.ifn, li 'Jlniu i^.. 
 
 Civ. /•/,./. 's I lie ('.u\i, r.linj; t.) (.';ipl,;n <;;/.■.• s .V. ount' '■ ;' 
 as Well .IS a',1 tb.e rell, anj the m 'in I aid it fell', is a'" 
 bght wluie Sanil, c)\ creel with a white Mo(s, arj I'liJl 
 of .Shrubs, ami man,' '1 rots, hkh as Spui e, biri ami 
 Jumper, .tsalki g loil Itorc ( i' S,iirvypiais, ulikh boilM, 
 icrvei,! Tor a gooil reliclliircnt, as wi 11 ,i> a fori ot" \'eii hi ' 
 that grew t'here in treat plenty. Of Hearts, iliey law 
 iVine Deer, a tew Kcais, an.l m.uiv Foxes: Dinks an,! 
 Ciccfe m al uiubinee ill .",->, as alio v.hit,- I'.iririiltfcj ; 
 Ko billi nor bith-bones, cxre;t a few'' Co. hie tliells. ' In 
 7/(«;- aiul 7''". 'be Days were rjccirnc hot, anl tlie 
 biods m the Night fo Iharp, that the 1\jik1s lia>l be 01 
 an Iiuhthiek. 'I'luy werenmeh pclhT'il wuh ■^':i\'r.:-,, 
 riies, Piuticr-lbes, Horfc Hies, Ants, aiul Fl■,-^s and 
 i'oiinJ ihc Winter as levere here, as 111 any I'iace lyin" j-; 
 Deg, more to the North, 
 
 ' 111,,' Uai'ih a:"!cr a N. V.. Palfige ti (,'.'<<;,-, luving 
 piou J abcttiM, die/'" ,./■■ began to |o k tor the lame 
 on iheleCea'ts to the N. N\'. 
 
 The lirlt that a'teiiipte,! tl1.11 I'atl'age was M.niii I'c- 
 l I' C', ill I ',7; : He came wnh two i!ark-> to 62 Deg. 
 wlitrc lindiii',; a gi-eat Inlet whieh he eall'J l-i>tilh.i\ 
 '•.o-t,;-' be f.iil.i C' I eapiK's into it, with mam Land on 
 b.itli lidis, v\liere he btiiul u.iiie (.'ar like Gold, bm 
 I luvid only iMa.k Lead. The next year they ditcover- 
 i ',1 a Silver Mine, but ir lay too de'p to be dug. lliey 
 ..111) nulr.d fi'ii.e Ciolvl ( I'ut m fniall iiu.iii;i:v) out ot' 
 (eriain ".tones th v toimdiii Siin'ti\lll; on that Coal), : 
 and law a dea 1 Kilh twehc boot long, not unlike a I'm- 
 fic, with a Horn lix Leiot long ''commonly calld the 
 I nici vn's I lorn ) growing out tf the Snout, which is 
 liill kept at tlii/.i/ii. In 1^1, he took I'oirelhon tit 
 ran of this (?oun:ry lor Qiicen /•;/;'v,i.''c'/', iiiii-o which 
 be ;<,iic the Nauie of M:!,-. i.i fp.'jH/.'.!. 
 
 ■• In i',S;, Sir ll-.m,i!<>i G'lirit, being font upon the 
 fiiiie Delien, laaie to the River of St. /-.oi'ro.c-i-, took 
 |H'ir,.iioii ot ibe Country, and fiitled a Filhcry there. 
 liilS'^';. .Mr. ;/'/■/( /),iirt being eniplos'd upon the fime 
 Ati,.jui.t, will two barks, lie came to the Ciireihiul 
 Siioir, ,iiid val 
 la,; ,; to 1,;.., 
 t nil . li'iiie of 
 II..., .:;i,i f 1.1 
 l\b 11: It i<^ 
 
 U.j.si^i) in.i.'e I 
 
 P.i 
 
 iul.tm. 'I'hencc they fail'.l to 
 S.,u,ui, &V-. at (56 Deg. 40 Mm.' 
 
 i It the l.r.iui ff Dr/'oiAtim : atierwards he 
 s ■> I. II.:', at <4 Deg. IS Mm. where lie 
 i!ie laino Oar I'ltii/hr, brom'.lir into I'.in- 
 
 . ,, ,'■'"/ 
 
 but f.1',1. ii.jihi.i^ but Shrubs. He made anotlur V.jyage 
 in i'i'56. to the fame p!a e, where they tru.k'd lume 
 Copper 0.ii' .iiid blaik and red Copper with the 
 Na,'.\es. "1 i.ciice they went turilur to the Welt. 
 Ill is''7, be ii;a,le a third Vo\ age as far as 72 Deg. 
 1 > .Mm. ilie Cnmpals vai.iiig to hi Deg. Welt : The 
 C. uutiA lie lal.'d i.i! l-t.-Ci-.i: : He t'aind an open Sea, 
 aiii .; , 1 ea;.;ii"i betw xt L.tndand Lan.l : He gave it the 
 mil c of I) I. .' "b W' /•;• -'J. 
 
 1.1 I M .. Mr. //.. j« l.i I'd ii • Leagues further that 
 tv.iv, rui.iiiv lud doiicbit'ore ; and gave Names to !e- 
 v',ra! plact,, as .')i',i''i' ..i'. '<.;', the Itle ot Go.:'/ A/,ri;v, 
 Pruicc il.ii I's (.'■•,.■, bving ;f.o«,',''s <J:p', (liieen ./»./j's 
 i'.tf, .'Ve. 'I'lu: Ice.uid m.tiny among hisShip's Crew, 
 p'eveiuct his gomj; I'unher, 
 
 In ifiJ, 'i/iiiu:< ill-,!', aud with hnn ll'.ll'nin I):!hi., 
 retii:n..l into I'.'ij'i' .i', luving dilco\ei d (.'1. '^/h's I.i-.iiJ, 
 at ''sDe;,;. lo M'.n. diHering in I.oiigit. front /.ow./.w, 
 6'-.. De'4 (.., .Mill. Well. They tiy'd t!ie Mine at ' kk. 
 (',i..;;j..''H Uiv.r, dug before by the Zvi;:-.., bm found it 
 "'■ • woriii w...iti, iig. Tluy law line Ro%ks wlii'arihan 
 
 In I6c5, the Kingof O.-'.wi /; feiit two .Ships and a 
 Pinnace, iiiider the Co:timaiiJ of C^^pIain Ciu,'/,;/,;',-',-,;, 
 a 5.1/, andt.W'^,' /.■■'../.•«.:ii': The lalt arrived in'Vome 
 part of Ciccnl.w.!, whence he brought two ofthe Natives 
 mto/j.'uJM.^: Ihe other two Sliips fail'd from ij.jpc 
 I.iinreiUo l-'cl-:'lhci\ S'^c'^.W;, whence ihev alio car- 
 ried away three of the Natives, and .'ertain .Stones ihcy 
 found ill a place cail'd Oi»;«.')/i;i\;H,'i (•,),', a hundred <"• 
 Pound weiglmf win, h, yielded 2<; Ounces of Silver. 
 
 In i6o5, (.o./.i;- l.iii l.-n.i^v (a.I'd with tiiur Ships and i. 
 a Pinnace, thither, and carrie.l oflTive of the Natives. 
 
 In l6c7, [I.!!/:-! Ilr.!/ (tormcriy head Pilot ro / iV./.-. 
 «.:«' was lent up.inthi fame Dclii;n, but hisShipsCrew 
 murinying, was tbi.-ed to return to /),'/;;;,, i./;. 
 
 Some time after the King of Dnii':.,it^ lent two SJii:)? 
 niore, with \o:n'-;ilr.u and J/'/tW iM mners, under the 
 Cn.iniiand of C':>iji..'n l{u'-iir.:lcii, a Native of lU'.jtc'ii 
 bm they reruriicd befort they got light of the GrmiUiU 
 Shi-jar. 
 
 Ill 1619, 'iiln M.ii l:^ was lent thither with tv.o Sh'ps : j;. 
 cmingtoCapc l-.i'.<v: ,at 6-, Deg. jo Min, they met ^ 
 wnh lii.'li fi'dden change of weailier, that one day all 
 iheir Tackle was trozen, fo that ihcv could not handle 
 It ; and the rctt .lay they were forced tn woik in thcr 
 Shitis, by icafiTi ofthe excedive heats. The Souih jart 
 f Hn.!J.>,\ H.n he call'd V^r .Vip i',-,: ; and that towards- 
 Ci-.-iil.ii!.!, c'y /i.'i.n/s .S'.-.i; He wintered at 6^ Deg. 2.-^ 
 Mill, which be call'd MuNlii H'yi:ci-H,i:.-i., and the 
 Cwntry .V'H' r)rrmr.>k. They endured a great deal of 
 imlVry there : lb that of (51 Perfoiii there weie U-ai,e 
 enoupji left to bring home the Pinnace. 
 
 'I he '.'.o-'i/,i«,.'r. J brought into L>.-n»nil:, wvre by the '■ 
 
 Kmg'slliderswellcnteitam'd, with Milk, Butter, Chccfe, '' 
 
 b'leili. and buh : thefo they would eat raw, but no Krcad' 
 
 nor Wine or Brandy, but drunk TrainClil. liut they 
 
 turn d fo melancholly out ol delire to their nativi;: 
 
 .Conn'ry) ih.it they amid not be brought either u> learn 
 
 the /.Mw./.'.i Language, nor the Priik'iples of Cluiltiaii 
 
 Religion; three of them wuefent in iOi:6, with fomc 
 
 ; .'),n;i/o, Ships, to their native Coiitirry, burtwody'd Uy 
 
 I ihe way, and the third wasbroiighl ba^k, they not dar 
 
 , ingtobind, tor fear of theNati\es. ■Xficrwards fime 
 
 ot them eiideavuiir'd to make their eUapi,' in their little 
 
 Boats, but being retrieved, .ly'd for gnef : Two othc, , 
 
 living .It K,«'ii>ii>/i:, the (Joveriu itr empbiy'd them ia 
 
 Pcarblilb.ing inth-.' Wmrer, fo that the colj kill'd otieot 
 
 tliein, au.l the other d;.'d cf Melancliolly, as dil .dl th- 
 
 lelt. ■ Xiii 
 
 )■»'■• 
 
lib. IV 
 
 ..( : 'j.ui.' 11, '! \\-,: 
 II to ill .11 I'aiis 111,1 "• 
 
 1. tlOlll / •( '.-,!), !• 
 
 t Si'C.';:/ I t.. I I- lU. \ 
 niori', aiul I'.iilil i,, 
 V I .It. V'a.i.itii 11 (.t 
 r'.,it.li th.T iv l,iiinvii 
 tun] ts cit iIk N'. \V . 
 1, till Cnpaiii :■ o;(;.( 
 II ii.'j I. 
 
 11 til. N. W. Si:ii ill c. , 
 ■'C r.tr.w.li h\ th.. llU'' • 
 ini .".„;,>;,/.; lllaiuls,',/ 
 clt, iio!*a('.rc.it I'.iy -' • 
 
 1.1 .\( .I! Si>:i.; - I ,.■,(•', 
 vMi [lull: .Sons, j^niiij; 
 c< ; As Capu ;/ /, j- 
 Tarj f r /;..//.•.' s I;ic, 
 !i! .Mile, ar.il C .v . 
 
 .1! -r- iVr. I'j. Miii. 
 
 r.i.i.li n-imy DiUo' u- 
 
 ii'n ? I'.-.- \ .V:.i.imr.'r. , 
 ■111 1 aul it fell', is a '" 
 \lii!c Mo(s, arti (nil 
 
 3s Spill c, Mrs, ailii 
 ■piais, whkli l-dilM, 
 
 II a; a Ibn oI'W'uIhs 
 lit' Koafls, tli.-y laiv 
 
 Fcxcs: I links aiul 
 lb v.liifc- I'ariri.l^^cs: 
 '«'■ {>.h!o llu'lls.' In 
 ivXiliie hot, anl tin- 
 'ic Poiiils lia.l I..C 01 
 
 llvr'ti Wllil .l.'.'l ^;>..,v, 
 
 uts, and Kr.-g^, an.l 
 
 III any I'iace lying ,-. 
 
 lit two Sliips ami a 
 C^iptain Ci;>.'/;.(,:';',-i> 
 lalt arrivfil in'ibmi.- 
 In two orthc Natives 
 I's fail'd troiii C.ipc 
 lentc tlicy alio car- 
 
 .■crtam Stones tlicy 
 (.1.', a hr.n.lrcd''" 
 
 Cttiiccb ofSilvir. 
 -villi Ibiii- Ships and i > 
 
 vc ut ilie Ka'.iits. 
 
 ad I'i'or to / ii:.,\-. 
 
 Init his SlijpsCrow 
 
 '; lent two Slii;)i 
 \\ inntTs, uiidi'i- ihc 
 N.i;ivc- ot ll.'jh-'ii, 
 hr of the CrceiiLihJ 
 
 iL't With two Sh'ps : J",! 
 jo Mill, they met * ) 
 ■, thar one day ail 
 y could not handle 
 cd to woik 111 their 
 The Soiidi part 
 and that towards 
 red at i5j Dit;. 2o 
 ■ci-llr.-.-i., and the 
 ed a great deal o! 
 there wcie l.'ai. e 
 
 Chip. XL!J[. "Di/.cvery made by the Danes. 
 
 ^'35 
 
 .^\t\i. 
 
 
 1 he Cwiiitry IS generally MiiiniaiiioiK, covered all 
 rh Ve.ir vdi Sinw, L'lit more in the Socili than in tin: 
 Noiih i'a!':, • VV.;.\1 tiiere isl.aue any, exeept a tew 
 Hiilhij, ;ir ; I.Aver 1 h.rl s. Thiir . liici' l" il'liltaiue isiip- 
 c;i ;i: r: y, l.ir thcv know notlnii;,; of Ibwir.;; and pl.int- ; 
 ire, t' ) '.heSuil Ivuvi.M the MotintauBbeftrtdcenoupli. 
 'J le N.>r:ll I'arts leiiiaiil nndiKovei'd : ihofj on the, 
 .South lile e.-vnlilii'f dlv(l^ lilaiid^, whiv.li .["cltionlefso.- ' 
 I ititf. 'ii :e varijusan.l luonn (.uirents, miilalld Whirl- 
 (■noM') ; . '. yi.'jfv. The Ci iiniry I'eenw to lie hcalihliil 
 ennujilj ; Lnit It l.aiheen ohferved, thi: tlie Venti.il Djf 
 i.lle ui-.^i-.s wuKe, and l-eiunHs ineuraLve. 
 
 Oi I'.alN, iiu;ie lia\e been funii 1 in iliii t'oiint'y ol 
 li'., li' •- De.irs, Foxt>, (iii.iny uf them white) Raiii-| 
 i.i.-'i, .-.ii'l Vvf,y, ol tlule lall the V have two lert.;, the 
 I it.'.-ill th. y 'lie fur:!], ir ileds : llicylav, th.it the \'u 
 Z'.-.ot ih..f.- i'oxes .111'. l.'oi',.>arcof Bone. 
 
 '1 hj .St.i .itiord-. theiTi Whales. SeaU, and Unicorns, 
 ( Iclii'.cothei hill ) till- lail of wlii.h are ^alllcd only fjrl 
 their lloiTb 1. 1 Veetli, winch mow in tin- Snout: It hi 
 (t'oiy, .III I ddiicult to be taken, imlefscilt .illiryar by the 
 'J'l.! , ot ciraiiy led anion ; tlie Wee,!'.. Ot I'ov.K tl.:-J 
 ( .o,:i.iry atlord^ii'ieat pleiit> and v.ir:ciy, win. h ;)ic Ka- j 
 tue^eauh with Si nngiand Snares innciiionlK ojntrived,' 
 ihully for their Sktn and JNaihcrs f.ike, uIikIi l.e.M; 
 liiuk, thev dr.l's.an.l m.ike (iainieius of ili. in, likefe.r , 
 ueaiiiip the I'eatlicrs ontwaid in the Siiinnei time, and 
 iinvard iiiilie Winter: '1 wn or three of our Men have 
 'li'WW with their Unns 151.0 of ilnni in one day. ll'ey 
 :iw .do many i( "•-:; t;,V here, huh as bree.l invhi.h-.; , 
 a l.uiions Ricky lllanJ mar /..//n:;''';//;;/.. 
 
 In th'jle I'ani appears 111 the North, .ihoiit the tunc of 
 the .\. !■ .v 1), a certain I'dlar or li<-.iin of File, uliieli 
 .;.nr;:.i; its Ka\s every way, inowsfroni plaa- to rl.ii.e, 
 :i:.i ni.tonlv ciiiii;tuens (,,crr.i,-ii.l^ but alio ;//t»i.*' and 
 .■..•■.i'>, and I iir.eiiiiies more diltaiit C'cnn'ries, 1,-aviiij; 
 a W.ll teh;n,i :t, nor does it .eale till 'lib ubUnraud by 
 the S;in bean-.<, 'I his Country is ijiieltionlels mini ited 
 by dncrs Nations, d. fluent in their Manners, Habii, 
 .ir.d l.ang;i.!(;e ■ Tho'.c bioiylit lu.me by ;y.:mi llo'\ 
 were veiy.iKie.ert from thoie eatncdihenee by Li>i.i,nim. 
 The .in..icnt .Vj iv,.;^/.!!' pi.ififs'd only a fuiall part of it. 
 le'. 'Tal Nations inhabiiinp there at the fame time. Our 
 late Dikoverers fo.in.l a (Vnintry a'. c6 Dep. 50 Mm. 
 whiehihe Naiues^all'.i Viv ;":i'.^.', .^i.MTii'.l bs a 
 King Ihled Cj I ,..'. 
 
 11'.. ■ Inhal'i'iris aie, pcnerally f; etikiiiy, An ripe 
 Oir.i Colour f f'ime all.il.la.:k j ot a meanStatuie, with 
 bl.ick Han , f'.,ii Note.,, and iln.k 1 ips. Their Women 
 1!t n;lie;r lii.e. with blew and M.ick Sireaki. Th^y .ire 
 a.:il.i, 'riaiiiir nimble.and lhonf!,rail-.i i defperate than 
 <.')iir.i!-'en..is, ihi. . illi, trei. iicr,.>u;,aiKi revcnpetul ; forthey 
 e.onl.l lle.ll 1 (tor- tin M.niiicis Faces, and kill tlieni, 
 atiei they liad been wed eiitcriain'd I y them; bir, arc 
 xeiy attedicnate to one an nher, and tlieir Coemry. 
 The; deliuht nm.h 111 Miili, k, and noeld keep time well 
 cnoucli with their Voice, Hat^ds and Feet. Their l)i- 
 > ine Worlhip I'eenis in be .iircdtcd to the Sun ; tho' Jc' »i 
 X^-nk, and lomc others, did alio (ind Iina|;es of Devils, 
 Horns, (daw", Cl.iven-feet, i.'.. as alfo fjmc Altars, 
 v.itli many Deer. Ivx, and Dot;s IV>nes iipuii ihein. 
 They fceiu'd alio to bi addicted to civ.hantnienis. 
 r, In the Winter they come Iroiri the Sea-ihoat to tlir 
 Valley.. wh<:rt:thtv have theit imle Vdlages oonfnhni> 
 
 prcat 
 
 o! Caves, roiiii i like an Ov;..;i, nude Jo's vj one tino- 
 ther, at the Foot of a Mountain: iheir Dcjr.. are to the 
 Sinuli, and they draw otf ihi; Wat. r that taIN from t.'e 
 Hli!s by Treikhes. Ij!:!(jre the Door-i tF.cy 1 av.- a kind o! 
 l'or,.h neatly m.ide 0} the Kil ■; ijl Wliales. aid ^oteteil 
 With Seals Skins. On'' [ ir; of il:e Fijoi is hiuher :\\.\i<. 
 the tell ; This they Aro'.' '.vith M .,1s to deep iipoii. Ir 
 thcSuiiiiner or I'lllimg-timc thcv |i.,c m 'I'ents, foie;e.{ 
 with Skin:,. J he thiiij;'. iii'jll v.d'.icd arnojis ti;..:n, ati 
 Knives, Needles, l.ookmtj-giaircs, :Jk, \'>': wh i.!i il.ej 
 will triukthcii Bows, .Arro'.vs, fio'.it,, n.iy, eve.-i 'hu: 
 Cloatlis, but never thet W.ves .tiii Chiidrej?. 
 
 Tiieir Cloaihsare elthe;' of Birds Skin,:, incntioncd Le-'' ^h'!.. 
 lore; oi of the Seal*, which they nu- moll in till.'.-ir, as 
 '■CHIP, not foapt to wet thro' • they low them vcn Itiong 
 to)',i.ther, with Smews of Be.ifts, and NecJit-, i,p..ii; uf 
 Filh-lones 
 
 Eut the jircaielt Arttlu'V ib.ew in the Sti'Ui.1;it( oi thci: .'•■ .:■ 
 Eoitsor C'anc'i Thek' ire made ot W hale-bone ct an 
 InJi thick, indl'tu.id, rea..hir.gin .1 leng row from -I'r'.w 
 to Poop, itronply (owd togetbi-t with Smiws, ar.d lo 
 lercd with Seal: Ski.'.i Tl'.cy are Iron, j -^ to ic i'u„: 
 lone, and twobro.id, iharp at both ends like a Wcau.'. 
 Shuttle. Jn the middle only are certain Hil s to keep tin 
 Sides afunJer, .ind to make the hole where. n tiie Kov.et 
 fit*, bcinp .about the bigncls ot the tniddli of a Mar. 
 made in tlie Deck of tl'c Boat of the fatrie Materials ; Ir, 
 this he fits iiretchiii); out his Feet tbr.vatd into thi'Cai, 
 ty, and lioppingthi l<c:nt..ii.tsot the hole vv;th his uprtt 
 'iainidit, lo til 11 lopethcr with the I't. ..ks bfinp ■ ioiels 
 tydiohis wrilts,an] hisCaponet on his Coll.ir.hc is pro.; 
 agaiiill takiiii; the le.ill wet, tho' the lit^at ihould ovu 
 turn. Thcfe Boa's thev manage wi'h one (''at, ab iiu 
 lix Font l.sii.c, With a I'addlcof lix Inches broad a: e.i.r, 
 end: 'I Ir.s the\ iife with lo nukh dexterity .iiid :iiHv;tc, 
 (hat one ..t our Boats v.'itli ten (^ars ;an 1 o.i' row ilie:v 
 Ihcv have all') laiger H'Sjtsot jo ot 4 Foot lout;, wi'l. 
 ten and inoie Seats f.jr K(.iwers. 'I hefe they life lor . at- 
 riapc c'l their Tents, IJtenlils, an! I'lll.es they b.av 
 caught. 
 
 They lllh commonly v. itli li. nj; an! fironp barbed Fiiliii'c. 
 Darts, at tlie other end wheieol, they iafteii Bli'.lders, 
 widi an imenti..^! to nuke the Filii after he is firuck, 
 to fpeiid himfelf with Itruglinp to get under water. 
 
 h:Jr..i'.ii Ij's 60 Dcg. moic Well than any \ irt of I'.u-fuirjijiiar 
 rep; a ragged Mountau.oi s Country. « overcd with ^•■■'-■'•■■'^< 
 Snow, and Icarcc .accclfible by roafcn ot' the Ice The 
 hrll Dilcovery of i: is afi rib'd to i\../ .,',1, and .'^-lin.s 
 t^.iHi, two I ■c/j..f.'.iii Gentlemen Shipw.'ack'd rhi:c, v.h.s 
 delcnbf the Iiiiiabitants as a(avil, C'hr-.itian, and p,;- 
 tert Nation, under the Government ot one IJic.!/.;..., 
 of which H,:dti.it lias lefr us a t\:»,M:t:U\ Story ■ For 
 thofecl the Inhabitants, winch lomc cf cur Mariners 
 ( touehii.g aciidentally there) I'aw. were m Fealuies, 
 manner of living, anl allot' ■'■ Reipec'b, like the .jthei 
 (.i.'.nVi./fif ; an.l m.iny ol : 'i «ere otClpii.ion, thai it 
 Lielonged to the Continent 'i>ern:.it:J. Thev found 
 veiy gocd filhing upon the (...laft, and in iheir Soundiiitjs 
 brouiiht up a (tirt of pale C'.jial, and fom.' fmall Stone- 
 tnnfpaient like Crvihl : 'I'hcy call d it ( / '-jt l.;-:.,<:,l, ai.d 
 one of the highell Mountains ChAiihg-OcJs. 
 
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 ENGLISH VOYAGES 
 
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 AMERICA, 
 
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 Their Land and Sea- Fights and Vi<^lories over the 
 
 SPANIARDS; 
 
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 The many ftrange and dangerous Adventures of 
 Englishmen amongll the Americans. 
 
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 Lib. V. 
 
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 Jn Account of the fever al Voyages undertaken and perform d by the 
 Right Honourable George ^Wo/ Cumberland, m pcrfin^ 
 and at his otrn Charge ^ or by his T>ireHiou. Colled ed out of the 
 fotirnah and Relations of fever al credible perfons, nho bore a part 
 in thofe Expeditions. 
 
 The Earls Firji Voyuge. 
 
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 H F. Fleet fct out by this NoMc Earl, for his 
 
 lirli Viiyapc, conlilU'd of three Ships ;.ni.i .t 
 I'iniHic; the l(eil L>rai\o)i CAihiJiral) of 260 
 Tun aiul I 30 Men, toiiimandtd hy Captain 
 l{br't ll'uhiiii^r'^n i the Hark-CliftorH, (Vice- 
 Adinirjl of I •;o Tun ami 70 Men, Ci^t. Chiijlff her 
 l.'jlrr CoMiinander (the fame who was takci\Prilbner at 
 ihe f.mioii.s i;:itlel of Atc.\^tr in llr.rli,irt, in which three 
 Kiiii's Wire kill'd) ; the l( ■■ (Rcr.r-Adnuial) command- 
 ed by Cipt. //.iircj, and the Ooioilji Pin}n<:i:, futnierly 
 belonfjnv', !o Snll'.ilirr /(<?U'/fi'^/i. 
 
 .Setting fai! from Gm: -/ciJ, ami dircftinf! thcirCourfc 
 toward the Snur Seas, they fell with the Coalt of B.ir- 
 tini), halinj; in wuh the Road of X.iH/rt Cn/^;, attcrwhich 
 ihry anthi.M'd in l{lo AeiOu'. 
 
 Searihinf, np the River, tliey f nmd it founccn of fif- 
 teen !e.ii;ucs up as bioad as at the niouth, v/luch wa5 
 I'Miie two leapu's over, trom hence they faifd toS/in.i 
 /.:Ti;,i, where they made no Ifing Iby, but having ic- 
 frelh'd, went on for the Coall of Amaicu 
 
 They ffi! in with the dcfir'd Shore in 30 gr. 40' S. L. I5S6.- 
 and had calm temperate Weather. A Jittlc'llinrt of the (•A^^ 
 l{iQ ik! I'Uu tiiey had the forrni;r; to take a fiuall I'orti,- ?■"• 
 guefi Sh\p (tho' her Ladinp was only Negroes) from 
 which they had an account of tire Towns (each of fc- J\°^k!,Vi! 
 vcnty Hoiilholds or mure j that were feated upon that f'^"-" 
 Kiver; ISuous .Ures, ;o leagues up the River, the reft 
 40 or SO leagues more above each other, of winch /wccrt- 
 m/iii the nppcrnioft \\'as 230 leagues from the entrance : 
 This l.ill place afforded (tore of Corn, Cattle and Fmits" 
 but neither Gold r.or Sib cr, and confcqucniiy no tcniota' 
 tion to a Vilit there. "■ 
 
 Tlicy Ind the fame Adventure very quickly repeated a r-'r of 
 with another Pvnuj^^ncjc Ship, tlie onlv Riches of which "•;;''■ '"' 
 ( befides$/,i;fj and a few Viien, albrr of L'.igi;ag» which ''''"' 
 they Jiad no uiiiul ro be ciiniber'd wiih ) were lieadsaiid 
 Pictures, and other (\ ititual Tiinkt-ts, to the value cf 
 a thciilarid Uiicats; that is, they celt fo niuttl, tho' nor 
 worth fo much to the (lefs l'uperttit:ous) Devotion of 
 cie.r fCiigliJhner. This Furniture was delip.n'l for a n<w 
 Monaftery, and was ailiially canning thither at tfa: 
 time, when it unluppily fell into the hands of People 
 that lo little unJetftood the true Wei-.li anf hxCcllency 
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 ■'• il,, iliv.-.ii.! t'^' r. i» >.tilii' Siii;". 'liuy lainUu ' ■!),. 
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 I /'I t,,,,(.« wi".' .Ir.ivvii 1 I'l' . fi'iKc cm. 1 iv ,. ,ilt "' 
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 I 11 •. If \V 1 1. 
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 ■ "'• ■ ill. Ini.M.ly njMiiiii l.vr wi!l I, j i':n'. 1I..111 v< '(• .1 
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 I'.iiN ii.v.i ]■ rl..i! I l.'lai ii'.il.i ^ u'i'.'t .1 . il 1 p;m..-i 
 
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 ■■ 1..'. ■ .:ii! .x^wx '.'iin.i !■ 'ii' . ■ .1 Mii|'. .Men n.l tiH".:- i ■• I'ln . 
 
 .;• -.Ill 1 .ul'i III. 11 Ml ill.' .'aik, iiii ilii'v 111 mil,, I |,iu,^ 
 .ir.l III' i.iiriiil (ill In l'ii/(. Ilicy «cic lailm ,1 i. iv 
 <\ith Will, s .ir,! I). I ; ivi .iiiutliiiMlu, Il lie I'll •1.1, , 
 r.iiik lin.l. \\Mf% ilury 'Itin ot M- lf<a NViiir«, pnoj 
 It re M Wivillcnt i.nli, .Si'kanil r.i!|(i',r». 
 
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 '■ • '•, ■» pi Oil Hi'.ry, ifiil w rth t.'ukiii); ,it'-ir ) tlm 
 .1 1 1- lip :nt.> tlic !<• u'i.it /-r, wlicr. tluv 1 >. i,.l n.Ici.l 
 .1 paifU'l' Mr I". .V .111 hrr, lu: 'he 11..1 11 l''i,'c « n);. i,,- 
 t. iiir .l.iy. iHtiitc. It \v.i» .1 llMii(c ili.ii kfii |i I li,u J. 
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 i|iciir,rlvi«, aiulliiAv c.ilih tluN I ill. Ill lliciiif.lvK'i. |.i 
 i-n.i. ,1 l'ri\ 1!: A lew ^"1; •/'■■ H. ats r.ttck'.l :t NiiUl 
 ol l^-, Inn, .■'II.I Ihv.W.C.NuIIus 1.1 her; ii.iy, il.u (lo 
 'VK fiij jiiitcl l>y lI. J.', .r (11. lu 1,1 ilir C.llllo, \(;n ;. 
 I'l.ly'il npr.iitlic Hi .u. all li t tiiiii' ir wil! is lur iWii v! 
 lliCiiii,,! lint |ri Irrvr lu r lil'iTU, luii wai.irruil a\\.\. 
 vn\: I ill i' 1 ! rmiini'ii. I Ik' l.m i W.w^ .ii o hct. 
 illlin iivis 111:1 til. K'uil, lui'lcr llii MtN N(iU« if i!,,' 
 
 (•. ..i.i h'Uf'.lit oui .1 I .IIVI'I I'l liii.ill Sin; ,,. II 
 "•. Ini >n \utli hi' 1 'i.int . T. cili, Cmuh, t 
 
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 • . , I \i< . 11 1' i.u.t Hir iM^jillif. Ilii't ni'iiii ttif 
 
 ,; I ■ .. ,.1! tl.c ' • II /' ■\llli,l.i.l, llic I'.lll i,il l'l.'«l'i..,ri,,i 
 ■.i..>. ,. . ,:,';.. Ill- il'ilic II. It liiviji.l .in.l ufiihitc , .iiij 
 
 1.. li> .I i ,1 1. rvicc iloni iIkic il. at pave oi>ai;fin ro 
 1 i. Ic.i'i.t S'.i;.\|'i- 'I he (in'i-n w.is k. will (Ica.il 
 will, wti.it III' liait I'lilorm'.l, 'tut lie ligu J hiiii aCoir- 
 ir'.iii.n to 1 " 'Mill' ii'.iiii.ntiil pii'Tii'. hisuroinUd \'')\.iL;e 
 •.1 il.,' • i.!l<. ■ \Mis, aiiU I' 1 Ills i\'nti.'i hviiour ainlcii- 
 
 . 11 \y.iru III li;r lum (.iic ol' I'.ct ' wn U'. yal I'i'..[ filu- 
 '. .1... / . , I..: i,i> .\.l!Mr.'»I. 'i'lii* Siiii' till' K.-itl 
 ,i.'ii...r.' .111'. Iiitmlli.i .1'. ills (iwii tliarnc. and lit out 
 tumiiiu M.ll) :i iiiiiliJer.illc mimU'r ol' mi Kir/ulh 
 (.iriNiiiKii; I ".11 il'C Si'.icSvsas n('t a: aliai-.lwcralilc ri. 
 •;.i iV' I'.iiai.on.s, ncitlin lii.l tin- I'arl tlii^ tunc put his 
 Ifi'itt 111 r\ini! I'll : till ' i.:nii' is .aid priii. ipally at 
 ;iii Df.di ' I '.iit Will. is (11,1 Wt-ailuT, whiil;, atur u 
 "ical I'ls "I'l inc. at lal' wholh .lilabli'd thcni tuiiii \w 
 iiiiPHiiiv I \''i\.i;'. ai,\ t I'll, I ; iici'hir \'.i.rc till \ .m; 
 ■ iliiir ".i\ • Il . 11';'. iH .1 I'f :licir Colt ainl rrniilili', ili.u, 
 i y ,'11.' t'l.jiji I'll.-' , .1 .Sill)' laiicn Willi Mi'v,li.iiiili?c im- 
 >r./. , wl.: Il tlic\ I'ok ill iht iiarinv.' .Seas an.l l.i.t 
 I1..H1C. 
 
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 i|; iiui>'.ii(iel.af;n.'\srti.ilv .lep ai 
 a- till I'li^e. v.lii I ivas the linii nt' ( > i.y it leir, ni,!'" 
 iT'i the i.rjij'- ueir put I.' veiv liitl. .. It ami ir. iiMv 
 Irir il'o i;ii;ini; tlih in:., their h.iiuK, t',ii the v/"»;;' ■•.,1 a'l 
 '.ill mav. liitli .Hit . 1 'Ik' r'^naiul Icil i-.i ; thev ili,l 
 111" liaiul ris iiiai..' any ,lil|ii;i.' u: nppolitinii.l'in le; il.im 
 eoiiu' (piietly ami ;.ikc|xiliillii.n. I lu- Kelip'f in HiLil. 
 an.l t'lliiiilies well laiili uul .it :.' '. Uiiiats, wliiih l-e- 
 in;; liiiiicftl\ |aiij, ilieCiiianl that uasl'ii npiinihem ;.i 
 litell'iir them trim ,l,ii'naj;e a< lumertly i)iiitie,l tieiii 
 liiain . I'eliiles 'h '. tiis". ti r.|; oen.l' the V.iri lilty eii/,1 : 
 pieec< ol' iron IV.lnan.v. lint they lia.l ihe ill liu k tn 
 miu Ilk ii.h >^,.' :i../'' W:y.'-f ../..I l-'lec!, wliiili thiy I.i.l 
 I It a licht of as 'twa. p'lttiii;.; 111:11 ./";.: I l.u in at I.'- 
 f'.:, autre aikt a I'ate tl eltir, t'l) Well ciiii.Uil «ali a 
 F'li! ai.ii Gallic, tliar tiii'\ were 11. 't to \k iu,iiip'i-,l e. 
 tnattinic. 
 
 .'\r',r ihs tlkV I'lililri- S;. .\j. ,,(.;'., mill ihiii,:,- i.. 
 St. .»'.( ■'.', where '.liey i.n.k a PiiIl or tw.i laileii wiili 
 .Siit'ar Iriiiu W'.'/;..', ili.if wue li'nr li'inio ti-.t /■.' ; n .' 
 v.'iih -ho .Vfr;;;', while ilie I irl wi'li the lett h. !il thi-i' 
 Ci '.life llil ^/'..'.. liitlie v. ly ih. y II I'k twiil'u 'e.!!! le, 
 one el' V. huh v..l; i.ilc ot li.e (f ; -/../. 1 llu". ih'.t ii.1,1 = 
 
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 ■X-: I '.I'. Il.il leli.les Si.ji.ii ', Ci vliilieli ,ail,l ii.lu vl.c 111 
 
 II ' ilitit., had li me llori (.t' .SiUerfj.-. 
 
 No'.\ tl,> iiia'lc llil ''ill 1-1 dill, wiy li, r;,', ai li s 
 C.i|r ;.,■.. vv IS liilj. It' li'.l I'li. nluii'l uitliil., iili/.' 
 .//■/. I'ii7e, l>i.i Ik \va. uieik.l i.|'m. ile( iiit it ,'.ii 
 K.L, ami .ill ill'- C.iitjiaiiv dii. Willi, Cdipi liv.- 1 1 li . 
 llu I ail h lull It, Willi III. C, mi .III'., iiuliU'l Mile.i. 
 lai Willi- ili.iiulrowiiiiip, 111 a loi'i', aiul ledi, us v;iiiot 
 f'l ih W.I', 1 ; iliiii II, . k teiiii; f|'i II, they eait'eto \\\\: 
 par, .in.l ul iliat the alloivaii. e was Init iliree ij Lniil'i,l,i .1 
 
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 Ke... ii'.,i . aii'i Dclljiii '.'V 
 pdeiird leaie i.t'hter Maiilty lo .uaki a third .'\tti'inpi , 
 anil I'Mides ih.it. he iilnj.n'il alio .1 Miip ot ilie Kioal 
 N'.ov i.iir.i ''■'. /'..•.•'■ ; il.is iii-.!lHr with two fiivi I 
 i.!i' • iiii'teaiid aCaml, eiiii.|os it the Mm fm the'.iiii.i 
 \o\ai',i : /"' /'. e ' ,,\diiiiial) was . iiiiinandid 111. dir 
 K . loi.lllupl'N C'a|t /•/,■.• ; llie ,\l<x . ly Capt. ll\,'.. 
 M,.ii./j.;(, \'ue-.'\iiiiiir:il ; the \(.":y.f/, by Capt. /■../iT.r..i 
 ' j.fV/i, KearAiimiril .111,' ilic ( arvil by C-apt l'::^riii ; 
 the whole w.i: lurnilh'il uirli t'uiii hiiiidie,l Manuer'.and 
 Viiilievi, aiKlalla; his 1 uunhip's owiiCNpen. '.'. 
 c, )hrv let lad tniiii l'."...,;., au.l witimi a tew iln^s 
 
 1^^.) 'i.e- v.i;h r.'iiii ('.'■'(t. V/ /, .■ la !( 11 Wiih lull froiii ,\fiv- 
 ^"^ :. ,1. ; .;. .i, 'wii ol wliiili ^roL'o'.her with the M.t'i\'ret, 
 wli'.li .111. Ill not l."av ihe Sea) were fs'nt lor I>ij..,ii,I. 
 !..! i hen iiCN' hn.'tiiillie' w IS W'll; .1 Heel ut' l)uiJ\ who 
 *'*"!'' ejc i..::iif '■ U Ilie lev\ Shot vii'i rheiii, and th, 11 yielded 
 '"' liolii '.ikiiilelves and ;i!l iheii 1 ll'.-Cts on b' ard iiiio tlieir 
 
 liaii-l' : 1 h:s -Xcti '11 1'eiiii; over, ihey I'ailM l.ir the .It-m. 
 /Jii-il' IV'iiip wiihiiiview (jt .St. Ml,. K'/', they pm out 'ipmiiji 
 tiiliiits. 'lie lieuer 1.1 ta. iliiari' the e^eiiuioii ot'tli's'l'lot 
 will' il was l,,rri» d a^ainl'. ihe Ships in the Road ; theri 
 'Vtr. lo'i! ot 'em m ali, .'ii.t his j.onllliip felijlv'd tlia' 
 iir'. nil'.hi 'o .I'l '.I'll- f.al'ies .iiid liiiiiV the:;! all off. 
 ivhiJi lie .11, ovsiiiii; V peiiurin'd bet'oie the Spi;ui.u,li 
 ..vcrc ail) v'.ai I, tiiil'ie ot' ilie'r daii(;er. lUit tho' they 
 vine thus i;rpri/'d rli:n thev Irap'd a ijood nnmt'cr ol 
 iinin ini" il.i' S. .1, .in.i l;y ih.ir ir.eans with a preat deal 
 I .' .■.i.if. .111.'. ■ III. 1 V .ilaiin' i ihe '1 own. and pm ilicin in- 
 •d a ' mil t ,'' *'■!■ n. .-. 'Ms iiia.le le^eial i.ir.doiii ll.ot . 
 
 ih.ir 'riiiills bill ilii'i, exeept ilie ilioj . if K.niianii H.i'l 
 iha. hi! ti'iiin lleaven, aii.l wliuli thei eice.li'v eaiJi',! 
 Ill N'apkiii'iaiid Sheets Ipre.id out lor that piiipole ; loiiie 
 il-ere were th.i'. ''niv, .li.lc I" bear l.xxtr.am a Dioiiplitl 
 sviiit to the pi'eatdcean lor lelicl', ind drank theiiiieU s 
 to death w til I'alt W.iter. 
 
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 III all thel'e l'\'.iin,.tiei. th.' I'arl mairt.iiiii! h,, . 
 eiuialTen^pti .i:.d noo.l piel'iii e ot Miml, tlioliea;" .'. 
 i cd 110 1 ai' ,1 'lu I'^iltrrlb that oihers cndiir d, 1 iii 1I..11 .1 
 thioiij'Jioiil tile whole nt' u eipiali. wiiii the puoielt Se.i 
 man However, at l.iii all ihefe Dirtieiilries were over 
 eoiiu'. an .' 'i.:lr 'ir'p broiii;!i; him a lealijiiable Rel.i! 
 wl;i,!i i.iltc.l till he eaiiic tii / :'->i.!, aii'l iliei.- .1 pi •■! 
 lUI'ieilanenr prcpav'd iliem all loi .1 mote seiiilortai.ii" 
 Voyape to l:i,-^,.,ii.\ 
 
 His hnirth I iiy.Ii^c, A. /), I 5 01. 
 
 H F !■!' e- titled oil! t'li ihis \V,\ ipc . I'lililled i.t'lii; 
 
 Ships ; ! he GVi. (.:.,./, Admiial. 'one ot t-jer Miji'ltie. 
 
 ro'luii; rlw 'iimpj:",, V iee-;\diiiira!, aShip,,t ihe 
 
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 ■1:1 gi t.i, ana a I'mnace eal.M ihe /J_/. ;.!. 
 
 he Adviiitiiies of th •■ V'.vape weie lo uiitottiiiia'.i. 
 
 it wa^ at an etui n ly tiiiul.ly after it had a bepii; 
 
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 ; 111 '.hott. It ('ive-, lis 
 
 lacbon eittiei bySea ot I and ; we only heo. oftli; 
 If ot tw.) tkIi i/'..'.'./o Ships, wii.eh wire alio lu./i 
 rerak'ii b\ thcm.aiij Itvera! o! ti;- ' .://•' I'n'.'jiie; 
 
 I' 
 
lUlndics. LibA 
 
 I'lit \ht\ ill niir;,| hiir, 
 lliiv «iif ta.Iiii ,li, i,y i^v' 
 
 lliU «lt;>ll ll;r l'ii„M>r*^^^ 
 «f Ai-/ca \Vinr<, pfioii 
 \ I .-.ilk'.i'v 
 
 (/ ■ yl uh.U^■^^^^rl- il 
 
 rrhlM<,kiiii! .il'-cr) rlu( ;''!'', 
 "Iitr^ ilii'V l.n r.il ikIi'v,! '* 
 •hi' ii'.\ II I'm/i « c^:. I ,• 
 ii|c ihiiivtii til li.ii a; 
 
 S'-W'/'' Slllp .liUu;,>| 
 
 liillu il tlKnilM\i«'ii l.i 
 ' Boats itttck'.l .1 Willi 
 
 !> >.t hlT; ii.iy, tl,,, |!^. 
 
 u 111 till' t,.iit,'p, v;ii, ;. 
 ic :i- Will .Is lur I Mil. \i'. 
 V, I'ui w.K. irriiil nw.i 
 l.ui i lli.its ,|i II (Mtr 
 
 Utfl I'l lllLllI Sill- ... II, . 
 
 ant.luili, (mii'ii, I 
 
 i whuli KiTC I, n; Ml , 
 
 I' t.ar:K\', rcr..h ,||-(. ., j 
 
 Vivu (it' i ■!,? it iWr. ;ll',i^"- 
 
 IV ii:il> .. It ,iiul ui i.lL' 
 iiiK, tor ilic iy-».;-i.,. .,'1 
 Hinl lea ; -o; tlnv .l',| 
 
 Oj'fOlitlOll.I'llt Ic: ll.,;;| 
 
 I I'l' lUli);!f in Ml i.i'i . 
 :." •- I'uijiv, uliiili ii-. 
 i.ir IV .IS III upon ilinii :.i 
 s lioni illy ijiiini.l il (III 
 M'ot'ihc K.iri liltviti'.l- 
 ihcy li.i.l ilu- ill li'kk to 
 
 l-'Uci, wliiili iIkv l.iil 
 i:ii ./"• : llniii.it !.■■- 
 (I Will ciiihlal ^Vitli .1 
 
 n t III W iiiinij>'i,i 1. 
 
 (.■ '1-/'., «nil iluii..\- f.' 
 t.zi or t«,i LuUii «ii:i 
 lent li<>n:i; tot /■; ; ., ; 
 .villi the rctt (u !,| 'tl'pi' 
 1 y ti.dk tMnl'u-i'.in !r, . 
 
 ' • -liuil I I, I". ||,y. :,,,,i : 
 ■^■,1 ; ill. « 1 I Sll |i 111 
 Jiiiu!i ,.in,l o.livl.c hi 
 
 lIhh w.iv li. r.'o, .-11 il < . 
 iluil.l uiih ;l , I , il (I ■ ■ 
 
 ij'I.U ll I.' ( V III ,1 ,,,, 
 
 tl, c.xii pi hvo ( I 11: 
 
 .111-., Ul.lm'.l Mill',;. 
 
 C .uul uilii III, w Hi (jt 
 I'-, flii'y caiiicto Viii: 
 i> init iliii'c i| lOiiti.'.; .1 
 I'.iHlll.llllllj; ti)>|lli.l:i 11 
 ilu-.( . 1 1 K.iiii.111,1 H.rl 
 a tl'ii nci-.li'v i-.vJiM 
 
 kll' tll.lt I'llipoli; ; KMi;f 
 
 lii(\u\am .-1 Hii,ii,i;lii! 
 , uul ilraiik tl'i'iiUil'. ■ s 
 
 .111 iii.iirt.iiiri! Ih. . \\ I 
 
 t Miiul, tliii 111- .11.1 ,1 
 lu-rs cn.lm-il, 1 m il„ii ,1 
 
 • Miili the j'onull Si.i 
 
 l)lrtllllltil-s H(IC liVlt 
 
 nil .1 Ic.u'uii.iMl- Rili; 
 ', .111.1 liiih- .1 gi ,■! 
 I'll i iiioic ioir.tnrt,il..f 
 
 .;. /). 1591. 
 
 Wiv ij'c .onlidctli.t Ins 
 
 lu- ot Hi I M.ij.-itic. 
 
 \i!iiiir.i!, .1 Ship ot' ilio 
 \(4:.\ Ri.ir .-V.limi.il , 
 i.'u- DJ. ;..). 
 i; wcic U) miHiniiiLiti, 
 > alter il h.iil .1 bij;ii. 
 .(<iliu 1)1 im II i-inoril'l.- 
 
 •I ; wi- only hen i.t'tln, 
 uii.ch Wire alio iuxi'. 
 i>: ti;- I <ll':' I'iiV.;k:. 
 
 I'-i .-. 
 
 Chf '/ /j^ i o/Cumbcr land'/ 5'^ cir 6'' Ao;^;'n to the \\ eft - 1 nd ics (58*; 
 
 llirli' Mistiirtuiici iiMii;' I fli-." l-.nrl lo » (pi-cly return 
 iJ'J' Jot /-/(.i/.K'./.whcri- lie qiiiiiil) Li'j(«n to nuke inrauiioti 
 *^^^ for niorv lucky Advciinncs. 
 
 T- r 11 ■. 
 
 I ».ii I » 
 
 , sll. i I.I- 
 f Lift 11^ 
 
 //// Sixth i'«>^',i.i-, A. D. 1 5yj. 
 
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 I 
 
 0:i:'.k 
 
 : • .llJIfr 
 
 likf.iiukt.n 
 
 ///f Flfdf.jjci, A.n. If 93. 
 
 IN il.r m <i Viiy.ice liis I ot.'fl ip injilc iifi iit iiuin nl 
 * I 111 Ntiitllii-sMiU's, ,is he lu I ill 111- Kloii', hi'i linM 
 (lllii Mtuh.inn.iliiliK.tiiii.il .Shi|' lallil ilio It^n.ot < ..-• 
 'I'lin, will II I'li'ithi 1 mill ihi i •i(//i/i.« .iiiii the li. ./i" 
 N'.i/f, .iiiil tw.) I'iimII .Sliip< 1111.1C, wire all llui went out 
 It thi<iiiim'. 
 
 He lii'eiKl'.-(l tn lun . iii.,iv..lnili'tl liiinrell' ill |erl'(Jii 
 this l'\pcilitiii|i, lilt I'l m; I'l uiiImI w.tli Wn.i'.s 1I..1' 
 three iiioirlis I'r niliuiis viete Ijiiit in H.iilmn* I it^ re 
 they ...iiul net t.i tin VVeltw.i:il e'l' r.Mno il, liii l.tuJ- 
 iMl' hiviirii lieithy lilt tin; 111.1111 IVlpii ■ F his y<.ni\f, 
 (wliitll w.is the taking ot the outwii.l-ho.inil '<p ' ]'■ 
 (irraiks) he ir.iii tin ,1 the eliii-t niiiiiii.iii.l lo CipMni 
 iV '(";, with liiltr.ictiDiisr.inoti t t!u- . r '.*. 
 
 Bi-tiiie thi-y reiiihJ thilc lll.irils.iitu Ship ot'itit- Fleet 
 W.1-, o!iltj',tl t(i renin, hi me, to U luer 111 a I'/i tl I'l-'i.- 
 y.'i ■ I'r zc iihith ll.c I1.11I i.ikeii ; the nit w.ilerM ami n- 
 tieil tl at llie ./re 1, aiiJ piiiini; out to V.I :i;.Miii, tiny 
 >!i I nplit lit' ilif ,S',i.,n (.- I, .•, ,'i rirli I orru /: („iir.ick, 
 mIiiiIi, .is tiinii .IS il,i 1.1 I Tj-ln of ihein, li.ailc all tlie 
 lialie 1111.1)'. i..-i.!e fill Ton ./. .1 in '/'-ii'M ; bu' in lur 
 tlii'.lit lliC \v,i., iiirt I'y armtliit l:>i:'J /'■ Ship, whiih l.iy 111 
 ainl'iifi .llie let. lie, ai'.il iini-.- pnpp'J out iiilt tiols lur 
 \va\ ; liiihisililttil-, 10 a-.oiii ilic hnj^l /I.' l-chiml ami 
 the '''///(flu one title, I! e w.is fun 'J to liter her tirik 
 loiirli, aii.l en.le.'.iiiiir '(I tcciivir the Road nt i .;; »••'•, 
 on til,- Soiiili eiiil lit f-.. ri. .A Stiirin fii it l*refs'i.l imr 
 iliiptthai iliev onM iii;I (omc iipto her that npjir, ailil 
 foiil'ei|ii(iiHvo.i.lliouit ihcii liifs nt her aiiil all ilie va- 
 l-.'able l-lli'cl.i on b' aui her, for by the next tlty ihe /' - 
 r;,-uri' luil lai.,(v I .is mil' li (.filie (iooils as was pollible, 
 and '.to ptev It her til.ii it mto the l-iiem>'s ban Is) let 
 lier (.-n Hie ; I ir tlu-v w. r ■ .'.1 rtfii'ii^ nmwithtt.iiKiiiiR 
 tlicir haltf, .-^sio load .ill ilu- enat IVdn.iiue ol her, fo 
 that whin tie I'nf came at mi, tliry went off without 
 tlir lielpot .1 Giiniii'r; This H-a.!! y\yiii\ fpnrt to the /'oirii- 
 r,'i-(f, but It did no f^xFM harm iieiilicr to the I'mlill-. 
 Howevtr, niir Men, who with (:nod realoti lOiicliiiU'd 
 llur the Hny, wlneli was ik ' to be taken mi the Wjter, 
 W..S 1 1 Ic liiiind all ore i( iliey landed iiiii.-kly, did (o, 
 'bo' Willi ptoiliriMis ili(fi-;'ltirs. and made ilicnifelvcs 
 Mabcrsboth of a pm^d par' of ib.it and the Town likc- 
 -ivif.-, wliiih v.is bi ihii tune entirely forlakcn of the 
 liih.ibitants. 
 
 Hilt tlieio was anoilii-r nri-ai Cairack, t- ill'd the M.iit'r 
 .{: D- I, yit n II rv'd tnr tlii-ni, whit h after ,t month or, 
 two's evpi Mam. n .iin! atieiu'anre tell into their hards. 
 Tlii.s V'llli.l beii'p, larile, uill fnrillli'il with Men, amr 
 r-.t.hly ladiii. inlt thmi lume p.iir.s and trouble belore 
 tiny lOiili! pi-.tt-Ctly ioii.|i:iT her; Imih I'lit.furJ.- and 
 tiriilill.t fought lik<- 1 Irai-ons. ihe one to dil'i-nti, the other 
 in obtain (o threat Rifhev ; Ihe /•I'l;/;/'-' were like to be' 
 blown lip tivi atrer the ilifpiite was over, beinp, iipi n the 
 hiiiii after riiindcr.ivery n.an with his lij;lued Candle '.n| 
 h:s hand, lor j Cabbin (in which a valt niiantiiy of 
 I'owder was laid up ) w-is fet on hre, and if it had nor I 
 Ii:-ii prtkiitl^ ext;n|-,uilti'.l by the jireai liuliiltiy and! 
 (.Jiirra'.;e f.f t apt. Ni,if r,it hadreaihtl the dreadful heap 
 
 T" II r- Sho s 1'. II u . - ui.i IN w Were tin 1' / * / ; »-, 
 .\dll II. ll, til.- II h..,lt' nil,. ,Vi»-c-.->Jii.il.d t ihk .'■• 
 "CM, ol I J. 'I'l 11; the I'i'ji i«, cl I .J J «iii lel.-.'ii 
 iheli , lite (.'/',• .inn and tlic li.unv t, 
 
 Hi.ii I or Jlhip, hIii) ioiiiii:andt-il in pirfoii th ' lime, 
 li.iiirp. taken ISM) / r/.. '•hii 1 f v. i> i;iiat lalui, »J f«,»,„,i 
 tjiUikl) lali'd 1 poll by an Am all of itie <(- '« /n .I'l toji.yt 
 Hand upon his pi ir.l, .111,1 look to hi<i,i\ii llieti fur ii 
 iinilt bi ii.iteil.iliat Ihe F (■».,.. ad i.i" '•< li'i' )' ihrn 
 miiii d 111 a I eai;iif iiii',.ih;T, u thiir "sliipj ivt re ir a 1 d 
 both alike b-, oiir* wherever iliey inic Viii, to ilu-y were 
 ii.iitua'ly ii.iiiirn'd iiioi h uii.vi s Lilii.s, jida .- islii>;- 
 ly ii.ilc.ivoiir.l to rei, ii"t tm. Thi, .Ar.i.ii'.a l.i\ 'b it 
 J-ii.i, lilt ill. lar', who kiivv; chcl iiutni 1 iii.'. tiatf 
 tol'f vallK lipii-;i ll t.il.n, ktpl 111- r,f tl,. 1, n..), lis 
 I'llip.iis I tinn 11,1 i.-.li, iw.fe fir tii'l- ...e th.in o li.iht rg 
 was a itieaiiiiiiiliir 10 1 riitrti- l.iiiifj, o. t-k.-l'r .t sfriii 
 ihi l-neniy. Hut .1 deipeijf In (.it SkKiris i'vicM hi»T„| rtt .11. 
 l.oidlb;p lorn rilhu'llt. Ill-tie till- . J' .■>' n., tile 1'. , 1', 
 atid tlie /) ,1 ..-> I roiL^i'ti J ill: ir Voyage to t'fit -'V'* 
 h..t.\i j tlicv Ib.ip'd itiiir Ciiiif. for tl'O Wi/iii , and h H 
 in with ihe 111, .,f St. / . .,', , w!ir;i' tlit y rcfii il.'d a bw 
 >i.\). indiiiiibidij iipi 11 l.i.Mn>, the IVirbl-'illiciic; cf 
 A/,i j^.i'ii,:. 
 
 1 nef' hiiheiic* contain about lix or I'c 111 rnail Vil- j. .vn. J 
 liii-'s. whii-li till', j'o to by tun-. , lo thai .imI.c I 'a Ic ^'■"i""' 
 fail:, in I. no plice, tl.iy rcii ove immcdiatcdi 11 anotlur , 
 but ihe Pearls ate .iKvays, for ficurity lake, lainc.l c e. 
 ry inorith to the 'I own of ,\f.i i;.;( •.», whuh lii-s ;h:cc 
 leai{iRs iroin the NVaii r lide. Our Mi n kt pt out ol li|'hi 
 all tbiy iiini:, foi f.-ar t.f dili.overi, bi.t at n ^bt l.imlcl 
 aiitl iiiarth'd to two 1 f the Filbi-t i-s, whiiti were loth 
 empty, fo that they had e'en lolt their Mom- if a ^m- 
 r/.n./ hail lot toiiu tl.ither bv vhaiKi in u IJoat, but 
 
 i\i^ 
 
 i 
 
 i i / 
 
 liirinj' hiiii, they 11 aje liiin their (iude 
 
 othl 
 
 I'hindercis togi- 
 
 and laiiied av.ay Kith the I'! 
 ther into the .'iir. 
 
 Attit all was fe.i'i'd and n then own haiitls, thrrr 
 was io;inall k nteiiiioii .'.1-ou-- di . utiii}; the Spoil, for 
 tlieif were leveral other Shi|j in eonfoti with the -i in 
 ill's atltion, .111 I a I preteii.b d i.;. a ll arc' ; but then lliele 
 .Miips beinp in.iU iftheinlb-i .\'.,ip Hies to.>, the I'rcten- 
 lioiis wcie the l'.rori)-;ei, and the Claim inou 1 lulcn'able. 
 Ihe I'.irl of Cui!'ii-i in.i's I'lrr (in prop, riion ro Ins 
 Charjjes} mult nee,is hue been very cinl-d.i table, per- 
 haps a 11 ill. on or tun, bur then becanle he iIk! not ailt 
 111 perliin, aiul Ins Coiiiiinlli.in had not p'ovided for ibc 
 .ale of his return, ilu-ulore the matter 'A-..s diterii.in'd 
 lo, that he Ibovil.l !t-iiid 10 ili.- (.iUi. en's Mini and I'lonn- 
 t\ ; f his I or.lliiip caii.i' i.lf with about i6.': o /. and 
 I his not .1.. .1 jrit Share, but frecdllt and I-'avoin-; bi't 
 lu IV iiiiah hi i;i t by tins bxpedition isealie 10 be einnreil 
 by ihein th.ii know the Cbarpc ot fe-tirt; rait and maiii- 
 ■.iiiiiiiii; ib'ict. 
 
 Fiiliery, v.bere the 'i i.idc uns lirivinc at tb.-;t ir.ltaiit : 
 
 'Ihe two C.ipiains matih'd by land im h :<i Mm an!i.|;.„n,, 
 
 the Koaisbillinv'd tbi-in up. ti the W.ru; nn.l iho' ihisiiu'W'.'*' 
 
 Army was In lery liiiall, < er the) did nt.t ft'tiipic t<, Ji- 
 
 vide tlunilebib into three icvcral bodies, in .:rr1cr 10 
 
 make tbne leveral attack; ai ome. I liv '1. 'k/,; .k at 
 
 tirlt ihonnhi iht Goverrour haj put .1 tri.k npon'ctn.aijd 
 
 Riiena bille Abiriii 10 try then reaJmefs and cijurai;c, 
 
 bill i-jiiiAly hndinti there was no (ilt'iig in the bulinels, 
 
 but .ill was in no..! eaniiit, tliiy tan mvai in pood ear- 
 
 nelt too. an,! Il.eb, 1 tl tli--nifrlv.s in the Woods. The 
 
 /-'.;;, /b took abo.'t i.;- .'. worth of Pearl, Icli.b's fwnc 
 
 other I'lllane. and lobrcaninf; all the Sr.i'.ir. J, Weai'oi.s 
 
 llley t. .1111,1 li.ere, maiclid otf without diltinbain-e ;o 
 
 foiiie pla.e of repofi; lor ih.w ni; hi ; in ihe 11;. rtiiiig thev 
 
 wenr on board the Fill. nip boats, to cat the Cyairs thi; 
 
 Si,:i.i.ti.li bad taken the n'(!lit I einre. the PiatI 111 \ili:,.h 
 
 ( nodiii bt ) pai.l them well f. r thetrfible il op ning. 
 
 .^lt^ r tins hxpedition they made away 10 tliiii oivnlfcr rown 
 Ships ai;ain, and then fiil'.l up -o tl|..' Town it te!f J^- ■'•''''"'''*■ 
 ni.iniliiif; Rcdertipti. 11 iiu ney of -.be S:.t)iifir.h for 1 heir 
 Hollies and litiats, ivhiili otheiwih' thev tliicacncd nn- 
 incdiately to liie ; lo the bi'linels vias 10 n made Uj', :nj 
 tliry lompoiindcd for icrr. Dtirars in iVarl. 
 
 Tbefe I.olbs were irrcrovi'rablc, and all tb.c isirdnefs^ 
 the Sp'nir.ni: could novy do tlieiiifelves w.is to pirelciitg^vc'uJu* 
 the like fi^r the future tor whiili p^irpolc ihry lent al'oiit 
 Intelligence frcm one place 10 another, i'lvii.g rotice of 
 the /-.'/i;.!'//.-, am! warninit all the Ir.liabi ani.'tt. It ii, a 
 pcftore ready to rei rive em when ilici taii.e 
 
 This News went To fait about, and alaiiu'd the People 
 to that degree, that ours were mipj-.t.b fiuitiaicJ ir. thsii 
 Delijtns upon leveral otl . place-- : Tins at ' ...i.jj-.i they 
 foun'l cm upon their yu.T.I. and t-O.alUnp alon;; l.;!* 
 liimr. at l{io .'t.l .i :.■!■■ ilie .S;.<;io.n.;'j were not only in 
 expei'lation ot thcni, but had upon that fcorc U nt away 
 all ilieir bcft Gooils to the Mountainr. Keiiii; .ii'erefuic 
 difappomted in this ir.aniier, thev lail'd to H.'.-i.tmr/.i, 
 C.ipe IM'cniic, St. \.o <•/..', B.iy. F, rt St. l'//i/, "6v. and 
 tVoni thence to i*'ii«.i, and lii t;i ih'j IflcS'ai om. 
 
 'rhislllaiid i^ leiy low, aivj deltiture ofali Sprint;; if 
 Water, but ttjwards the Sea 'rr, all a icry fire r.rall 
 Saii.l ; thisfeivis mltcad of a Iilttc to the Sea-W'aiir, 
 for by palllnp thro' ii alliheS.ilt i-; Itnin'J cfl' ani l.'fc 
 belund, aiu! ihc Water coiijes furdi iipi n tlic f..if..wi x 
 , lear and Well-talUd Fluid. 
 
 Not above twenty pa es ricm t?ie W'alli of the Sc.i 
 iliey tin; holes in the Sand, anl lixinp ihcrcin \ Honlh. .ij 
 (he Head of iihith is knoik',1 01 :) the Water" thus 
 ■r.iiiit'Qrm'd nfes up into ir, and that m y'.untities fo 
 
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 A a .1 a a i 
 
 bd'rra^ 
 
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688 The i!o/Cumberlana'x W'yoyngc tojU Wcltlndi es. Lib.V , I c^{p. 
 
 iV;V (iiliri'-lci.Hi, ihii it iii,>y k f ml. ilv'ilur fll.in.l h.M no 
 
 v.-"v>w_;j| i„,[,^,„ |.,„ii.i,iiii^ Ml .: il.H^ridt want (v^nl W4'n. 
 
 jHf k»ii A Iiom liciu c tlic> Uii'il I" till' Kivii oi ''"• <!■ . .iK'Hi t'V*' 
 
 ''••^'' lvaniti-» l-aitw*! I 'it's. M wc.^'i .inil luMut; iiil.l.innt- 
 
 liTd ti»if K,i>;«i»u|'iliv' Kiv'cr, tluy lurj'ru'il "iic ninlu 
 
 lomKl'tlu' ^,'rt»iM. i j;iiAl liriii liuiilc*, Inrilii' r.inl'Hn 
 
 ot' whitli ihi'y luJ^iKAlUorcut IWx'Vci.i .;,/ 'n .imli'tlici 
 
 l*'niif«. 
 
 tun l',*,f.i, 
 
 ! 
 
 'Ihi'lc H uu-i ,11V rU\.i white ihc pom Sl.iv. i keep 
 thi' pc.ii M. iiN ( ..If,'.', in.vki' (lior ( .ill- J Uu.i.l. 'Ii'i" 
 
 liail biiii Ml) way poiriWr tn kn|i ilum al'. vr wafsr. 
 'Ihi wIi.jIi iniuil'tr iliu> Iclk aii.l tlillrn'.l jimiuiitcil tn »- 
 ill vni liiiii.lriil Mi'n, (iImuii ; liu iwu nnlv Utiirc iiu'ii- 
 timiil i mil |(i|« (htlidrt loiiu' iDniiiiuti Snlilui.) wj», 
 the Vi.i-Ailiiiiul kill. I outfight, 4i'it till- Ailmital liiiii 
 kit' itinrtaily Muutiilvd. 
 
 K',' 
 
 
 '/Ik- Vievcnih I'oy.if^r, A. /). 1 50S. A/.inL 
 
 III ilu- tlifii' llill.iwiii); Vuv.i|H'mIu'iIiiiI Slii|'Miiipl(iy'.l 
 
 by till- I .III lit ' U" h'l 111,1 um, I hi' Si,(,|i , o| i;,.o 1 mi, 
 
 newly I'liili I V liiirfilfi ilir \l..'w «, nf |i n ( ,iril tlir 
 
 llii'U timr.MiKl I mat .iiuU'ijIl ihc Ol»',iM'niibl.iii I "/••'^ " '' .i;.^SIii|. ,1 ili, Qji.ins. Hin «.imi<'Piik 
 
 lirv. ir.i.il)fir>\!, th4t r,.. llt'il', tliu' fver H. (V '^l, will t,iknnv..rih ih^- inniti.inii,,., m, 1 1 ,i Sp , /!• Mii|. !:idui 
 
 kcipitith.-ri'rartial.ii- .•ili<.i.r...iiii!iri itl'clirltr.Uuil Willi Niir-ii... aiulthtii ,'i„,, Sh.i',, siiih Whi'M I <.|'|vr 
 
 .np.l ll;i'fi .liic'l ill ilu' SiMi Till) lit ir imo Suli-i. Iikr, iikI oihn ni.uiin lor th. K tin nt V/,m'^ di" iic alio. 
 
 W.yof p.,.lW.Mi. IciviiKiiiMliii.t- ,/,! II. i.i 111 11, iiiranv |.,cic of .V'liii' liiuiinui . lluro >v. r, » ill the 'ip,:,, /h Shi|» ItJf, 
 
 •■.i<in« iheii !••], ,1, ,1, . k. I th.tii i M.iii'> Haii.l , It iii'Uk I't Hni liMti h'll | '"" •' ' !• •• ■ i"J'-' "» "i"' imu li 1. 1. Ir'i aiul iliC.i J vantage 
 
 •"'• will, .t Kii K. then I-. I'lu! im r uiili S.il'. a.il Iumiv »" »' I'un tuthi'in. 
 
 nun nil I'o uwlu- lioms, it mull 'u- i>i<i'«\l to ilu- .Sun. 
 
 aM.lthiiit' uf hot .Liys .lniii|( wili I'tiluvi' it litlH-Kiit- 
 
 (y. l>iit /.;./'• lai.l fturalof iliifc ri-hKinn.', iinJi' 
 
 tiiniilMrun', .15 ihcy ilul i'Pi.i I'.u .i Sin'^r I'li.c ii|on 
 
 ilu- Ki>cr .*.'i>i''..i'M. 
 
 I'lniii ilull- r.iru tliiy lailil i< Si.n'uws ■" 't'li .<'. ^H I.S VnvaRc is the iiioH ci>nli.lit.i[-!t. fanv wcfiii 
 aii.l rj,/.r, .n iitlur ill whi, li I l.\u^ lilil'' Ki iiuiliii'P WW , * iirlunnM l.y the Bjil, ttlu'ijui \vc n niiilcr th. 
 I'lilntiii'il. ,\trii; t ilifv i< mill, till- I-"' i;'ii»( HI mn troni Giiitciin aiul rrjnruCliniu nf it, .n the imnil'ir it' tin 
 ihn). I'lliti.tly for /.r,;. '*./, .iinl ilic. >'■»''"• .lii'l '1'^' 'i'' Mui's ili.it .oiiipus'il lii% Hm j tlu-ic wini i u .u thu 
 gaif lo ilii H,ty oi II iiJuiiH VWW two lia«l ihc hnk to time in .il) nn Uu than tucnt. I'.iil.ftn'r.il .I «li'ih\viit 
 nictt iviih lin-n V ■' ■'/'^li'l V ill tlu'Rw.ivl i U'"- •('■nuiU', his Loullhii's own .Miil', aiut ilir uU liiriiiilul ihu'tts .vt 
 tlu- li'.ilt if M'liuh uia lb ■ Ini; tluN fni'lilit with thi'iii |hmharj(c: Tluu- ivas liclijts .i roMc u,iiii it C.i.iii- 
 a .1.1 V .11 111 .1 iiii;ht, ilii- tifuli of wliiin\i.i>. tint tlii'S.:- iiiunJcu and utiui (itialimcii, iln' ('riiui|«l m ivl.um 
 >.'.i.i Hiiitic.rihiirSliip, ( mIiuIi Will now nr.wii too] next to ilic EarJ. wliu ci iimiiiKlf.l m pt-rlin) wr 
 luv tnhol.ltlum ) .111.1 111 thill I'l. .in Rot to the ihoti: : S\k J I h U,v l^lo , lifl aiitiii.intUircial j un tor it e r'-tt 
 ^<"(i).s:ip« Itv till- Aiiinir.il's onlii .ili.i the Riuhlers were i.iriieil w^c fliall net troiiMe the Ki.uler iviih ihc p.irriuil.u 
 
 *■ .ilhure, th.u iftlicv were taken ih<i iiiiplii not f.iilaw.iy N.inieii mhir tit Men oi Miipi, utilid Imiir exiLioiili" 
 
 with eiiij lo that ■t\vi'inevell!iryiiilurtli.iilhe>,' 
 «.< 
 
 1 
 the 
 
 kgiiii. 
 
 I 
 
 ihe\'"'' "'' ilJiy Action 111 w'hiih liny li);ii,iliz'.l tliiniUlvcj, lay ii. 
 II.oiil.l ti-ilCeui "eiii, or the /i'.'^ v'.' I'loii 'eiii ; aiul they I mi.li r .in (i|'li);.iii(,n ol l.i iloini;. 
 
 refiilini; to il.i the luiniet, our Men ill. I '.lit I,uter to all , lli.'v luil ii'i l>eeti .1' Si.i long I eloii- iliry iiiil An .\v ■ 
 ol" 'eiu'i xiept the .Vliiiiril, win. Ii ilu-, liiou>;lu home iiount ol live CatU' ks that w^ro IpeeJily i,>'lfi fal, :itul 
 l.l.'eil witli the lult (iuo.U pi.k.l out lA all the reli. thufe lo very lull, that iioiu ivu wiiit Im tin (',./.. 
 The', thri'w all ihe Or.ln.iiiie uieil oinl (two ut thieo rulur tli.iii liuy j tut ihtU wi re not all i rirl'cr.lit twer 
 Bnf". liiirs oiil) ix.epteil ) in hopes lame /;(i.;/i/t) iM.nhc ly livr.Ship. tur /( .-//i- wii. alio m ci mp.iii^ -.Mili (lain. 
 te the ' eiei t'.jr \in alierw.tr.ls. 1 ho" thi* Aiitioii to'ik Dm Fliei lia.l no ((mhh r ioiilii|ie>t upon tins .uatti r. ar.l 
 them up I'l me time, yei rliey iinile liuti tu get home the eali in what oniti tliey uouUI he, .iml Imv/ ilicv wou! < 
 nixt day at'ict the l'.,^ri//i'Miriival. litiaikaiiJ fifjht the V^nwi^i./ , 1 m mine; iiio.nrr i;n- 
 
 niatcliil .^tory tiiai kiioiks all thcle j;r<.ir Uelipiu .in.i 
 
 .^___ I ''"('•"■•"" 1^ '" 'lie head, and ililUiarj^cs ihi ,ii froiri j:i)V 
 
 ~~ " ~ I lartlier iioiiMeoi' I oiiliiitii'); -il out thai att.iii ; fp' ihi- 
 
 iSi.iuiriJi liad notice lit the l.irls bein^ ahrnai! wini a 
 1 pood FJkt, r.a) , more than ihar, lome of tin ii- .Spies had 
 : feeii ir, and were lurcont; for the lirlt Re|v>rt ha\in;{ 
 'iMven them the alarm, they dilpauli'.l Carvels il A. Kiic 
 e.ery where iiji and doun, ivho never hfi fearihirj; ti!l 
 Itliey had lii.in.l what they li ok'd tor. 
 j And now ihe l-ail wasmi loexpect tli.-C'air.uks niii 
 ,.it .S.a, liiit rather Ki liiul tin ji'ikd up in loii.e line 
 
 Tur, Ae, (.lints of ihefe V'oyaiv s l".'in3 veiy Ih.rnt, t'oit, uhtre iwi iil.l he iif.i i.i ini|o,l.lile lor liimio at- 
 aiid 'he Adveiitiiies reined in t,.cm likoe le of i.o 'renipt iheni ; .iii.l ilns was the eale, hir ( to put all out 
 ^eiy )jrf.li iii'.pcn.iii.e. we ll.all ilii. w thtiii all toneiher ft doiil-i In o. n'.ir ileme'iillrtludn, as the SfmiarJi did 
 into.. Ill pjtiei.d AuDiiiit, inwhiih ihe Kmderlhall tind he liuul'elf l.iw 'un ridiiii' in tlir H,iy of //,■«•;, within 
 uh.iitoeiir inaiirial pjllaj;f.iiii'y loi.i.iin. the eonimai .! or ilic (.'alUe of .Sr. 7"'"^'', whith Ivu! 
 
 The t'lett .'fihe lemiili \'oi.n;i ei nlifti.I of tl'.e /<'■>.•?/ above a Innuired pie.es ot Oidnanee to hul an AdvrrU- 
 i .v./,i(,,i;f, (.\dniiral i of iS' 'I nil. lo'iuiiande.l I'l Clapi.^ry wel.omc th.it ij.ould he 1 t'ld eiioiij;li to ionic tliithei 
 
 C Scot nth) 
 T^'-' < v...,!. ^'^i-'i^ 
 
 I 
 
 Fcm/j 
 
 .11).' 
 
 
 f;. i;;,- < Kf; the .\/<>/.' irf.of 2s. , ' \ ueAdnilial i oUi- 
 ni.iiKlcd Ly Capt. Wi'.i.un Ji.:- m ; ilic .s'.imfAv, (llc.lr- 
 A.liiinal) lyCayt.iW.i' .if.i.i..- ; andbclidesthcle, a 
 Carvel and ,i riim.i.e, 
 
 Ihe great Aclioii pirf. riii'd at this time wa.s, their 
 
 10 reieive u ; Kli.iis, the Vind Ixiiii^ i-icr l.ant for 
 eoming out of the I'.iy apji, (if a man did vriitiirc in* 
 and for the n oit ] .irt haiiijinp, mmli Nonheily tr.o, it 
 ivonldl'C iiiipi;lHlile ill lomiiip out lo aioi.l lailinp elofe 
 by theii PlaiLims: '1 hi.; was the reafcn that the h'arl 
 
 fipht wiih, .md ahiioll ruining tt. the hell Carratks lie-|lpen; no loiiper tine in afteiiiliiit; upon the Sr/thi/t^.'s m 
 
 loiipinp 10 the Kinpol .'''.■ .;.« ; the one was of Zu. c, and 
 
 the (dier of 151 ^ I'liii Inirthcn, aii.l the former not ulit- 
 
 tle wiighty neither inPe.irl, |iwel,, Silks, Unipps, and 
 
 theJike: Had ihey taUa '.h.s Pri/e, they uiij;hi have 
 
 cone home contented, wiili. e.t loil.inp aftir any other, 
 
 tiu.le part'., Imt lit fail with his whole Fleet npmediately 
 for the S.:i!i i>;r. 
 
 Having trade ihe (.'.:> .rr/ii, they eamc up to the Illand 
 l..incfiiir, (one of the lix pteat om-s) and ar.ilifr'.l 111 
 the Ro.id wIikIi hiars I . ,S. !■. of the Illand. hleic no- 
 
 but die .'^f.cnipt did n' ; fii..'. vA fo far as that .amc to ; tiie vim. piveii, lo.nli by /;'.,i;.i//'and .sj.-h',"./.', of .1 c.-r- 
 tte Sp.:<:i.i: .Is iii.leed loit then Trfjlare, out thu l:i,7ji/h tain Marijuels v.lio eonimanded l.ioih in this aii.l the next 
 did noigct it; the Sliifi was eon.)i»r'd, bin the VieVurs] Illand I'or/cir.Hn.i, to whom 1. would be vvorihwhi!e to 
 
 could not lead her away 111 ir;uiiip!i, 111 thai they lit her 
 «EtrT|tlifiiV,on lire, andbro'.ipht her to the lal* e^ctremity, while tlic 
 dcfperatt Defen.iants tlircw thiinl.lv. s aii.l their Trea- 
 fure tj\crlK5ard ; loiiie of the ihiif Ifript theiufeiies of 
 their rich Chains and Jewels, au.t as naked as ever they 
 were born, adienter'.l 10 I'wim towaids the /•>/!;. ///Ships 
 I'lr Qearter, bet rf all them tiure were but two Men of 
 '?":,'''' ""^ , Quality, which wiri- brought into ^;"j; .'.;"./, and aUer- 
 wards ranlom il : And the irutli out is, they did not 
 take the ripht .oiMfe to have tavnui fl.ew'd 'em, loi in 
 oilier to thai thev lliould have Iwaiil with fome of tlieir 
 I'earl and Jewils ai Icait about em, the .Seamen would 
 ha'.t 1 I'l 11 laritulot Inch piceioiis I ives, and have ken 
 that they lloiij.l not have f^i.ne to the bottom, if ilierc 
 
 ijil 
 
 ■►1 K- ... 
 
 make a vilit ; he was prodiyioully ii.h, ami Lor.iid it in 
 thele lllaiids like an abloime Soveiaipn. Mie barl liim- 
 felt was. li^k, Liit live or lix In ndicd pcod Sol.iivrs ,ap- 
 pijiiited tor this lerviee) were landed, under ihe coiiajiahd 
 of .Sir 7. Utth.n. 
 
 1 he\ imt wiih no other diltuibancc as they inanh'il 
 along ihaii what the Names p.ivc 'em f ireiiiiios, out of 
 tluit liirkiiip l.idis and oiher plans of advairage ; if any 
 tirai'ided In ui th. 1. d ol th.- Company, iholellv .Mouii- 
 ta.iieeis wnul.l be furt- 10 allanit iliiiii with iheii Linn- 
 ets, bui th.n llieie was nopurli:ii.g ofilicin to any pui- 
 pole. til tiny vvi iild iiin bke liiicks. and a man iir.yht 
 a'. Icon lnjj)e to overtake one a« dm oilier. 
 
 The 
 
 M.lft. I 
 
 «•'^'■^lh.l 
 
 hy I 
 
 lni< 
 
 
 I 'H 
 1-1 
 
 ilu 
 
 .It 
 ",t..lll«. w. 
 I nr.isill. vjj^ 
 
 .Vi. 
 
 ^i)A.i ,i 
 
 Tv. lOjiiJ. 
 
 fru.ljjls. 
 
•Indies. Lih.V. 
 
 P llliiil all. vr \V4lir. \sy., 
 lUllru'il aimiunti'il i(i,^"V«. 
 tvsu.,hly kl.it. mill- '""'"''• 
 niiiiiiii S(i|iluT> ) wj,, 
 4r tl till- Ailimril lititi 
 
 ilii< t Mii|'Miiipl<iy ,1 
 
 IC *M( Ml . Ill ij^in 1 nil, 
 
 M, f'C (I n J ,iril the 
 
 <>•■■ Hi tt «.!■• ll'iPlllC 
 
 (t.i V/i . //• Miiiii.iJtii 
 
 I't Sj ■,,,'., (,!■. jic alio. 
 
 lllk' </■;<. /^ ^l\i|'« tun, 
 
 loiiaiul iliri>iJv.inta^e 
 
 iJiT.iMci F«nv wcfin.l 
 ilui wc I, iiiulrr the 
 )i till- tiiinilMr cf till 
 tlu-ii; will I It .It tlm 
 
 (iVlT.ll .1 wh lIlWilL 
 ult liirriill.il iluiriv .u 
 
 llll'lc tr.lltl I I l.MI!- 
 
 II' |'rirHi|«l -n iv|„m 
 
 lulivl III peril n) \vii; 
 
 ••1't.il i a« tnr i! c ii(^. 
 
 t tviih ilif p.irriuil.ii 
 
 lIlKl^ ll'MU' CXSMf'Illl' 
 
 ;il till inliKfi, lay u, 
 
 rloii-iliry I>.ii| an ,i> • 
 axhly uli't IjiI, ,it,l 
 1 witit t,i till' h„l . 
 n .ill riitlxr.tor twti 
 
 I ci mpati^ -.Mill thiin 
 iipuii tills .natter, ar.l 
 iiml linw liicv wru! < 
 
 II mimi iiiOilirr ijn- 
 cU >;r<.ir LVIipns ami 
 i.">;<\ thi .11 triirti ;:tiv 
 t lll.n .itl.iii ; lo' (In- 
 l>t'in;> alun.ii! \\i\,\ a 
 'iiii.- ultlkii .Spies liml 
 
 • lull Ktpnrt luMiii; 
 
 ir.lC.iiv.lscf Aiivi.c 
 
 yet lift fiari luiij; ti!! 
 
 iir. 
 
 'icl tlu'C.iir.i. ks mil 
 
 Is'il II |i in loir.i- line 
 
 o.l.lili' lor liiiutii at- 
 ', 'iir ( til put all out 
 J3 the spunmnti did 
 h\ (jf/f ,nr, within 
 ■• Junrn, ^vhlch hu! 
 
 L- to I 111 an AdvrrU- 
 "iiii^lito lenic iliuhci 
 lxiii(< ever Irant f(,r 
 
 111.111 (iki vrntiirc iii) 
 iiili Konhtily ti^o, ir 
 ti) .hokI ia:lir;pclo|o 
 rvil'ii, tliat the Tail 
 I pi 111 the St-ui.if. .'I 111 
 j|i- Fleet iimnediately 
 
 lamc iipioilie lllaml 
 H's) .iml .Uklii t'iI in 
 he llland. Heic iio- 
 I .s ;'.•;(>.,/', ot a o;'r- 
 h Hi this jiiii the next 
 iM ht wciril) while to 
 i>h, aril I.dr.icil it m 
 iiHii. '1 hel-arlhini- 
 cil good ioliiiers (jp- 
 I, rndertlic comuiayd 
 
 ancc a-; ihcy mart h'd 
 'eni r ireiiii.es, uiit of 
 ofai.lvairat>c; il any 
 -Miiy. ihole'llv Moiin- 
 iiiii with iheii Lauii- 
 !, i.ifthcin til any pui- 
 '.H. aiiil a man might 
 
 OlJl'.T. 
 
 The 
 
 l':Tj\p.T TA? H o/'(:umber!:intl\ i i^^ToyT^eio the Well Iiuilcs. rSs^ 
 
 
 Ih.' Tii'vii wn .11 halt ten iiiiln finiii ilt' (lU^c ul thu is mfli'iir 4ti * «oiiii» nl ehrniy|> riinarkalili' >ii«t«» ,,-a 
 
 rela'tii('ii.ilillllaiK|aiKl I'.rii!.-. w^^ 
 
 Dm Pi'iipit li.iuni; litre ha.l no freat fiu.Hi, went ^•^ 
 I'tiipiiii alter i( I'liiiienhir,. ill y t\.\ 'In- |Vli|'n Uitin 
 liiM fla many ^'kiI !<• ..(" i > i \ut />»««.<, rlny li-i 
 lail thiilnnvii'lv 
 
 I'llli I pail.i)(.' l\y ilUiVil i '(il.it/.wiy x>*l\T llieiiighN.ni 
 
 (here) till hi>;h Hill. 4' mif i.imii,^. uti>! fit whkh 
 
 hen laii,liii)t, (•) iSil ihe |'ii>p'e lia^l lime to run a>A ly 
 
 hy thai liiiirtlii'V eaiiie, an I it lieiiii einit'^li mn iiMai 
 
 ry away every tfiii (•, ilui wat ill u I'lit the liitifei, Im 
 
 ifiev leii nmhiMii i.ic, civpt j Irile Choir <iiJ Imik' 
 
 Will.' : riii< \viiic w.ii i»tra«ri|iiMry li'mit, an I il" 
 
 ViMiers ( who l.jilii'l It II) were « xir mriliiiinly ilriliik, 
 III lint de}tiif, that ha.l an I ncni) lieeii tca.ly m liaM* 
 
 taken the .1 Ivmiai'i ol thi- IV iv h, tin IhII pin nl 'iii 'they t<ll n) lu' iiic fame iif mniintlnn iiitjliri ii'*o i*iv 
 nlinht havi' III > 11 kiuiikj in the l;eaj lulm- liu t .»iie| An iluii ila! . Mi all I 1 i.r 1 i' •' ,l{"in \ t!i< I' p '•» n 
 I il'« 1 i^aiiij lii 1 the tp.iiiiii.ii , whii diti nut hau' thai wa: ilmi i.iici'it with Si.cw, v.li.'ii at il.i- I* rtciu ihi" 
 Wine tin a Deeoy ) were lai vrtmijli iii' nl the way, lIu' | litat v^as .K vltliiil ii4 'is ill lii\U„,i at A/',//i'i.""'. . 
 / ' i!'.'/<i haJ tune nii'iii<h 111 imivcr ihi'ir Vit%, ,iml fio. Ihe llle Jih,, m ilu Va .1 veiy 1 '/.h I .in I «vis lullnf 
 
 ' .. ' Nii'n l<iiiiiwh..ie file liii I'll lull I , 'he n hMar»)uiUwasjfrmi|'ii| Plains ,ii„l \' nijauls, out il wji ili fli.' Kiii;{ <>( 
 llie I'ri.e il ly iliielly iiin'il 41, I m llieie was im iloiilil i V/m.'/* iliawj i.. ry Ve.ii I'jc jj B (nof 11 h Sitk, 4i 'tn 
 1)11' hi' » |» (iitliih III ilieii lUlipji, aii.l (Kiiihl iii'i 111 llill I nililiii.iily up. iii.l : lint n, 1 1. (ly (hk., ihii th.i' u be 
 a' liiMiii' lu Ih.' .ai.hil ^ aiul .n i.i<ulni)'.ly ihc I'aiiy ih'H iiuit Hi hnc ailuinpiuiiC'iKintry as the (•■(fu.KUu.i i>,yrt , 
 was feiii to III' C.xWk iipi.ii ilui. kme li.ul iini 'he pK'»- . it i» fiiht-r in f, me ti'fpoi:ls, ot wlili h this ii ni liiLili " 
 (lire III' (eeiiii; hi^ l.ur.illiip.liL was tint to le t'l'nksii w'lh | I'lrnr, that ihe Kiii|j Uiii'i iii l-e nu n* .lioiii; 'd ihisthan 
 I hi re at it'll imiei aiul 11 In ins all his(iiaiilit aii.I ^cr- |(lii i^ilur, iiiaiiiiaiiiiiig a far grea'et |-'jtec roilcfciM this 
 laiiti. well, of the lime iniiitl tin, |i,i iho' tlnie were , dun that. 
 
 •uar twii liiinilied . Iihuti, yet as lii.ni asi vir niir Men Afier they hid pafs'i! (he rrnpi,.lv, aiiil had tin. Sun 
 were 111 lij;h' they all laii away wiih'iiii l|«akiiina woiil| nvei thin Ht.idi, whish lhi:y diliovei'd hy the li.fs nl 
 or liiinj', a (iiin. _ Uhnt Mrn.U.iii 'i!,-.! nij ihiyueri I'lileeutcil with p.ul's 
 
 I'liit the iiioie clfjiiJiially to difmst'i tin' B'.l»tiy ol'lol' rmiloiii fiiiikiiin K.uii, '.vhii li le I I'l 1 a 1-inij time t.)- 
 ihele (liiard^ an I the nnlih '1 iinpor . I'lhcir Means, or | jitth.si , itlr'H'^hi a Ihniliuf Sulphur alnu' with ir, 
 .1! lealk toll; sv what (Viiiil ualon iliey had to 1 nil away, | whiih wai t\tiviiidy ntl'iiilive to lie whuie- I leet, l)iif 
 
 ' '", • We 11111(1 know 1 1' 11 the*. 'aide wa.liiii'i . .f Wr^nn hpiaic e:i\iial!v tu tip ni that were 111 the ( aliiii, .is I.. 1 the tell 
 
 '""' .Srnlii' lltt.L'.l .111.1 ('. .rriti.'.l .mill i.U .iritloi'tt illv jliul * liF . li tl.i [ 1... !(« ilii.k' .'fi.li.'.l iiin. It l.i.r,.f. 'Ihe lattlu't ,• 
 
 .I'l 'hof.- ill-K 
 fmrcd Rails; they ha.l, 'tis fnic, wet I'lioupji ahcr 
 ward<, Init the. ha.l it svuhnnt ili.ii hoed nt Itrimlioiiii 
 wh'ili I "ti .1 ihui .\'ilis hitoK J aiul indeed ihis wa-: 
 all ti.e F'nu ;i did 'en, it hied no Dilleiiipi is ameiiiRll 
 iiii, loi iiiidi aty iiiaii li I., tho' tlicre i\ii;',hi havi'l'i'iii 
 
 (V»^ 
 
 .Stone, llaiik'd .111.1 I'ortilied iii'ill adv.ititapeo.iily, and ' iij > ii tlielJti.k«, ihty efeap'd inti. h lettil' 
 dct'duled with no fniiil numliti iif liiali (jiins ^ l.eiidis ihiy Wint fri.ni the .Siin, ihe kl's they l,a.' 
 
 r kill (J 
 
 lln^, tlirie ;veie aliiindaiii e of pre i' S'.oik, l.ii.l abm' m 
 plaeen of ad»aiit.l,i;e, nikni/ik out the Mi.iini ol tin; At 
 fadini'; .in.l the liitraiiie wai. lais'd |o lii).'li ahnve 'he 
 hvei if '.lio (iioiuhl, ih.ir twas iiiipilliMe Kia iiMiievcr 
 r.> j;ii In without the help nf a sery lotii; I aildu. 'I hi 
 
 1- I'l ;:.• 
 i.'.r Anil 
 
 moll ei|Liiiiii'd CnimiiaiidetH that l.iw it dn laid it as, rcal^in riioii(li to H|.e.'t ( ine ill Kiiiliijiieii.C'; ol thar 
 
 their ()|'iiiioii, 'I l.at twiii'y Men iiin;hi wiili lal'e haic kind loliavi' iioke out ni lu Mi , i 
 
 luaintaiii'il i ai;aiiill hve hiindud, only ly ll.uttiiiM their ' Wlkn tiny wire loni' | iiiiy neai the ll.ote of /'"Wi-/., (ubi^M 
 
 Diiorand I'lil'iiip, m the 1 addei. . m' .(, aliitid.iii r i.f the l'i,ii,-i.i i inie out in their C.innesi • " "liiht 
 
 jNow lis very apparenr iliit lluie iiitii h.ui a priiikiit i lo lie wliai tiny wi re. 1 hele I'ei'p'e were .it tii'lt |iil'pi-'*Ji '■* 
 laii.'.ilile taie 111 llkir I u< ^ in deleniim iplait ot li)|iii.n. ut llinr i i'it,j< ('.i > ./ oi Vmk..,: „'., In 1 1 eiiij', allur'J 
 imuhilanpii and lo iN'pos'd as lli-. • .\sf..i thole that they Wi. re /.i . ./.'•, ||. lunly eanii' i :i l-jard them and 
 tluiik any tliinp to ilw )'ii|ii.!iu'ot iluu Kepiiiation ami <lK'r'dl'iinsl'l.iiiiaiis, Potatoes, aiid other of thiirConn- 
 CuiiraRe, On niayis'\ them wheihei ihe\ endetlfind tin iiy Conniioditii.'i, tor .my TiiIIl-s tiny umilj eyelianpc 
 Miiof a man's I'l'iiiJ; aiicdary to hiMiwii I'jul, h'l liuli tlkiii's. lliry ueie ir.olk il 'em llronc well- 
 
 Ihe Town cdiililied ot foiiu'thiri', move than a iiiin- pro|oiti.vn'd Men, Ihaip.iiid h nlil le in their de.ilmj's, 
 died Hotifes, >ery rudely hnili, I'orilu. nio(l parr of i lie then lludus p, tinted over with red, wliiili they were 
 llori,tlieir Kouls (l,ir and l!oap:nj', loilnowoH'ihi Kani; mii^htv careful to keep on ; 'iwa'i lor tins ri'afon that all 
 ihev w'i've lovi I'd wiiii Canes and Striw laid upon a lew their ('.iiires had .Sl.reer;; a;jaiiilt the Rain, Ic nic iraiie 
 K.ifi I,, ati.l over all a ,S raiiini of Miidd or Din, v.'h'tli of Wi.kei, i tlieis only if I inad leaves;tliey were 
 Jii.np, h.irdiicd hy the Sun, s- a> Slu.wre pioof. , afraid of havii,^ tliejr I'aint walh'd o|V, and thereloro 
 
 '1 hi'te was hir one Cluiuli in '.t, an.l th.it old and lat jiliiy ti.ok tare to di fend themrc !'.(.» in this ir.armer : 
 iii'd ; it was all one inulisnicd Ki.iiin, wiihoni aiu thinp , 1 liule Canoes aie eoniiiif nly ol'the hreadth of rnf'l'i'e •, c. iwf t ir.,1 
 il a l.liaiuil, or pla.c dilHnpiiillul tniiii ilu' reli,only an and fume 1 1 \m Inrj; enoiirji li.r ei;.;lit or nitur Men too.K. 
 .Ali.ii with Its Appuiti'iiauie. (to<.d atoneiiui. 'Iheie.lit in a vvw. Their Oar;; iiro mnde in the tnrm ( f a 
 were no Siati lor ilie IVnpte, ex.i'pi the Stniie Henehesj R.niledorc, evcept only tjiat iheir Pahin are miieh h-rgei 
 (hat went akmp the tides; h-it to niike amends for th.it, than they arc I'l'oa.l, crowinp into a Iharp point with .1 
 there w.ir, tins pine of Curiolitv ohfinalli in the Build- liliiv.; m the niu'll i-f em f .r a ('ood ivay ; the Shanksnf 
 iiip, ili.ii ir li.id (ulla: inanv ^^'ln.l'lW's as Door, lot ' iiuiii are every where t'lp. illy Ivp, and have 4 i"ioli;iitii.r: 
 Doorv .iiid Window; weie ail one, and the laph; and i.ic top alir.i li like a C'tii'Ji. 
 
 ihe I'eople IkiiIi ratnc i;i the fame way. Ol'a'.l thehdi-i At. iho N. V's'. lide ot the llland ihcrc'.i a deli.ttc Bay, ^ (,,„ pi,. 
 hee, ol note, i!ie I'lieis Con vent wa* pio'.ticll and ij.olt : larpe eivn'i;li ti. re. eive :i very itnrhty Fleet ; and hard 
 lonscnicnt ; i: had line C.ardeiv. an. I Warei . al<m;t i:, hy a Kisvs-lide i.i a Hut Bat'i, wlii.h i;ifJi.ari;es it l"elf,\ um Bii!:; 
 and svas everv way miili fupeiionr e-.en t.i t'l.. Mar-, ;!itotliat Rner, asrlie lliver does it lelf (within aSpiiie's 
 iliiefs's Cattle It lell. | ealt iiifniie .S,a. '1 his Patii is ai". hot as the (.'i.//or 
 
 The Inh.d'i'ants ol liieliland are ,i Uroni^a.-ie-loiiiedi K '•._:;' > /J.-;./ in the City of that Name in our own Coun- 
 Peopie, \ery t.dl, and Im I'wifmcfs in nniiiing ni.iLiniuli try, and tis as iifelnltoo it Iccnis to fKkl'erlons, tor hcte 
 lliort of the will li.-alhi iliemfehei. Then .Aims arc on- ) all liie difeas'd of the Fleet toiind iheii Remedy. 
 
 ly l.aunee'i and .Siniie!.; when a ir,.iii prcfer.ts a (ii:n at 
 liieili, jiid asthoCoik is piill'd they liill 'flat iipoii the 
 (Ifoimd, and when they have hi,ird tlie report likyit.iu 
 lip apain.aiid lirit thrmv their Stmies, then tliiir Jjiim e., 
 aii.l fa run aw.iy. Their ,Senle is as dull .is their Com- 
 plexion, an. I tluir Relii'jon as had as eiilur ; our Men 
 report they found alnindaiice of I'ope'slnillsand Pardons 
 
 '1 his llland ot /) w/«UM liis Kordi-well , and .South- 
 i-aft 'tishlels'd with a tilt riili Soil, eumparahic to the 
 hell (ianlen-mould in i'.ii:!,r!.!; towardjthcSe.t 'tis vail- A Woalf 
 ly nil iint.iitioii.., and thole Moniitanis lo lull of Ttees^''""^")'' 
 th.it they are like a Uall of Defeme to ilie Country : 
 'the V.illeys too are ury woodv, inl'onuieli ,:hat 'tis a 
 wonder how they il.i to Iniil a Pallanc thro' them ; hut 
 
 in tluir Hi 111 fell, whf h iscnonrlito proiu 'eiu'.o he both 't ; nut impnh.ilde th.it the Knives Ua\etlie!i'(.'>ii;sk 
 
 7h? lOjnJ. 
 Pru.ljiti. 
 
 ignorant and I'upi rltiiioti:. 
 
 The llland II iVIf is lomcihinj; oMonp, Itrctching it felt 
 out to the N. ti. :in.l -S. VV. "lisradiei hipper than the 
 lj!c I'l It'i^l't, and is parted iniv/nliy a ridne of Mmin- 
 tains, .as //.m is l.y the ./,■■>» .'i/n. Theleflillsare ban en, 
 
 atfordi 
 
 ni; iioiliinp Init hav.- lood to the Sheep and Goats 
 
 tliai live upon 
 
 ler, lor ilin' they aj' 
 
 hut th \'alie\s arc lomethiiip her 
 
 e.Ktreain guo. 
 
 . Whe 
 
 pear f inoy 
 
 ud U 
 
 ry, yet they yield 
 
 nlev. 
 
 The i^ni/ipal liealls here an. Sheep, (mats, and All 
 
 a few Cnnv.-is, 
 
 l>'.it I'e 
 
 .il 11 
 
 ol their Country rhiis wild and iiide on p'arpolefor their 
 own feeiiriry. 
 
 Oir et the Cipiains went np a Ri\tr svitli a fmali 
 Guard to (lie fit ilie'l'eiwiisiif theic /'/./I'.ii.'! ; this Town, 
 is little as 1 was, hail a l<.iiii;in ii.aud him drelis'dfome-Thc Kng.' 
 thinj' hitler too than the nuill yAW (f their wild .M.i 
 
 I'ics em lie prefumM to 
 li.n 'I'atiataon, a .^'.i'. /' R 
 
 I liij'ios of .1 l.yon in Hi i\,\ 
 U r Ills Qiiee.T and the Nohle 
 
 he had a tine Kuheot irn 
 [apiir III his 
 lani'inp ii|'i.>i 
 
 Hand, and the 
 ilnsBiealt. .\s 
 
 emens w lU'., tiiey law none 
 
 and tliofc I of them, fill his D.unditers he cnniiiianded into tt: 
 
 ot no ' 
 
 .'at lize. 
 
 'I'hcy 1 
 
 il, 
 
 Re 
 
 in, 111 (,iini{ liiiii lit to i 
 
 the C 
 
 !C 
 
 II lani, aikl to dance 
 
 I < 
 
 irve.'is ill a Year, one before the i with the /ii; ii/>''(jeii!lemen after Dinner was takenaway 
 
 middle of ./;m'/, and a'tother abjut Mich.i.-lmM. And Ttie ether Wnn-en that appeai'd wefe pcifetlly naked.. 
 
 
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 J'! 
 
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 il' 
 
 m 
 
 ■'ii 
 
 \ ■' ! 
 
 '*, 
 
 i:\up. 
 
 Iiiiii tl;.it kjiJIiM I'. 1110 tlicy h.uc no Llotlas, ; .n 
 they arc Mry tiuui ..1 liaviii;^ tluiii, aiui llciii lo (ii a 
 priat \. line 111 1111 Viti, ami tlicul^if woiii lluk lu ix- 
 ch.iniiiMp^ >4' liic r C'oiMi (iilirios I'nr an ('M \\'.iltcoat, 
 .1 C.ir, o; a p.-iii of Glovt>. 1 lif M.Ui'U 111 this Coiuuty 
 aiu luit fiitia'.l to wf.ir (iailirs liU tlicy arc iiiaiiinl 
 aiul ihi.li upon tlic ViJdl:u;-nh;lu ihu) have a |uirpiit 
 on. ":'d I'xcei-J.ini; liaui ,iiul Iti.iit : uhatcMr ihcrcnfoii 
 lit" tills Ik', 'tis Ltitaiii tliai neither i\1aii!s m r NVi.os Uo 
 " Hit darurs 1,, keep likii 'sdtkin;;^ IrLni iallii;}; linwn 
 almiii then Hei-ii. Men and Women wear ihcii Hairof 
 tile lame leii'.;:ii, and eiit in t!ic fi'iie lalliion, and they 
 I'ore their I' .lis and laps alike. 1 hey haee niie eoirnion 
 pi. ee f, V eatii j', v. lieve ,all the Men ar le.ili) dine totje- 
 
 P'' 
 C 
 
 th 
 
 I. 
 
 ilut , liic Kit !' h nireir ht^ in ih^' lame 
 leli, 01. I\ at li.e Ik'!! ii d > f it. and 
 
 '.i' 
 
 K-fiir tj 
 
 'kK 
 
 l.'-r.i r-.c r» 
 
 L.,: i .. 
 
 l-iUj'-u-c 
 
 t!* 
 
 
 Knoin with ilie 
 I! 11 d I f It. and aeeonipaniid uith 
 three or t'oiir ol the moll conlideraMe I'ei.ons ainnne, 
 them. '1 heir Miats .ire the tine Fruif- ol the Conmry, 
 their Prc.id I..//.;./, then l>v;nk ;f'.;/.- , or lonietiincs 
 made o: il'eC ','.:/, imtthiy make a letter Ibll of then 
 /'.'.-, aiultlie leftrt' all ui' I'a.-.toa, whieli is rclerv'J 
 oni' U-i till Kinj;s C'. [i 
 
 '] hck le. pie expreib'd a iiiiphty defire to Ir.irn the 
 /"■•;'../•.' Tof.f i:t, and in ordtr to i;et as many Word-, as 
 tliev eoiild, tlie\ would point to ill the par!< of their 
 U.;.>;le» in Older, aid re| eat the Namei of the liveial 
 parts in tluir own 1 nin'.;aiJe, and lo irake (igio tvha\e 
 it lo'd in I J j' , and when tli s was or.ee done, they 
 M\v IJ never reil til!'.he\ liad the W^jtd cha' was toUl 
 them pirteelly, or ai leal' pettecfly rij;ht in theii own 
 .■i| prclitiini I'.. One oftliLit i;ii?areii Fnor.rs w.ts, ni ina- 
 kiiy Dilfyhabcs of .Mrntf'jIlaMes ihiis. fir Ci::n they 
 wo.:a1 lay C' .i.-i.e, for /./', L-i-j^, and the like. 
 
 lit as the Tide, »iid had tli-.- X;..-;,;. ..;/!, a, 1 ji,,. 
 
 adeantj};. (frluiallthetiiia rt thel n;.a,;cmeiir,"[v.'onlJ 
 haic eolf the /..,.; ;//:. nuieh nmre lilnOil than it did • h v 
 It w.is Nij:,.r. and lo iluy ll:.,chy ^vaeU, and net by'aini, 
 u .la h was very wch lot the J root s i liat came to nui ,- 
 th.s hold adaiih. 
 
 Ihefe thing',, lopcthcr wirh the SolditTS weaiimAni,. f ;..' ■ 
 eci ilk- [-.uttli-n ot tlie hard kiviec, made 'em retire :''• 
 .■\s loi il;e 1-ail, In was earned cH ^etbl•e c\-,rwSinlv I'l'v • ■ 
 has inp fallen ir.ti; tiie J>ea oil" tioni the C.iwfey, whc.'j'''"'"'' 
 ' hy the weipl.t M.\ inc.;mlM-aiiec rf h..-. Armour ; he w.is 
 very near .itowii.nj;. Hut tlie next aiiatk was f. liowd 
 with better fiavcls, and indeed hteai le the Dcfpn w.-^s 
 Httir l.iid and mou- politiikly earri'.d on ; for \\\\<\z ,, 
 I ar's of'.Miifi^uitiers wascmiloy'a to In at the haieir.y 
 trom tlic.r Oi.lnaiAC on ri.e lide, an. .thcr of Mi..t and 
 I :kes was li:t alh.irc on the other fi Ic I uwecn th.c r.iit 
 and the 'I'own ; and the former playd thiir par's fo 
 well, iliai rhe latter hid a fair ipp. it-mity of lan.hni; 
 wiihunt dilfnrKii.ee : '1 he ilfiic i f ,his was, that the >;•,;- F.-ft k i 
 ''■■..•'./,', altir a |iri';k leliltanr., were oM'e'dto qui: tlieLr '''"' 
 
 K ■■.'.■'. Ill 
 01 
 I 
 
 t ■ 
 
 . .„ 'I 
 
 oit, and leave it ro lie pollefs d h' the/; f ',/' 
 
 No^^ 
 
 k'lf. 
 
 H's I.ordiMp with 'he F%ect fct fail from D 
 
 utitt.cit tor 
 
 ..eir w.iy was clear to the Town ot I'uris l^icr'n 
 a woody narrow palfipe it was, fit for .Am- 
 hiihadeiand to he ptiardcd by fiirh as don't care to fii^hc 
 in the open I'lcld, lv.it there were no Sp.-nir.^iis there' to 
 dilpiitc their march ; iieitlier was tlicre any room fir a 
 nifpiite when ihcycair.eto the Town it felf, fjr all the 
 iiiihtary ,\len had .juittcd it, and left only Women and 
 feeble Old- ape or ( which is as bad ) lick and woiind.d 
 to keep polleliinn. The Rcliipc theSoldieis hul betaken r . 
 themlelves to was a Itiong i-ort to the Seaward, cairaio'""' 
 Ft; Mor^i; this was now aN their Hope dnd G^nhdencc 
 and here they refolv'd to defcn.Uhenifelves with theui' 
 molt C'oiiHaney and Vipoi' 
 
 , 1 ill will, 
 " . ['K- City 
 
 I'.il .; 
 
 I, 
 
 i. 
 
 , / ,- 'li5 very likely they in- 
 
 tlie ;■ ;;//. I'l.i,.,:. 1 heic ace a knot of little lllands.'fnded ro do lo, but Famine .ind great Guns toi^etliei 
 wiiulK iininhalited,fiiid\,bairen, and crappy ; amcnpfl jfe'lpecially when horharcvcry imporrnnate) do'olteii 
 . ihiin tliere IS out c.iU'd 'i/-.- "''.i R'.- »...', an 1 that from '"i^ke Men change their Minds in thilccal'es; and Ic 
 the ii-icitdible nun-bt's ofBiv.!^ found there: '/ here I't^^as liere, for by that time the Ordnan-c had fo pre- 
 nccdj no Snares nor other AuiliccR to take 'em, for a jT'it'd the Wall.; that the Sim hopanto Ihir.e tliio' them, 
 Man may catch with his Hands alone alniolt enoiijih to i'l'id the .Soldiers liellR-., .;f.r want of ViCfuais) were 
 !er\e a«hoic 1-lccr. jprown tr. iiblelom and clamoro s, they h.id iinirc loj! 
 
 Ikrethe t.irlluvinp landed and miiftcr'd all his Men, | thole ftiff Kelolntion, i;t maintaininp the I'-.r' t.j the lart 
 
 '''di'clar'il in a full Allen.biy his delipn of poing to (■....•.y lextremity, aii.l were U.'i omt trae'fabl'e Mi.\ tea.lv to vie'd. 
 I, , I .1 1* _ . i' I - I tr. ..ik .1. . 1 i- -■■ I t . . ' ' . 
 
 th" 
 
 tiiey 1.1/iiel'ided rather to take the l.utir Cmnfe tlian tlic 
 foiiner, as 1 eii-.iji both the mr re I'afe and the betiei known 
 Iw the Scanun, tho' at the fame time the other is inmli 1. 
 
 'c;arilin a lull Aiien-.l-iy nis aeiipn ot poingt-! I-."/./ extremity, ati.i were ik.'i omt traOtahle an.l tca.ly to yie'd. 
 c . and as tiiue were luo ways of p"ing tiuiher, ei- 1 Firlt they a ■ epred of a Truce, then a I'arl- y, next they f„. . 
 er thio" tliele l'-' ^:'i !,''■'• -is, cr ihio' I'le P-/j i;;r.', lb propos'ii t'^eir own Terms, and laltly Uihmitted to th de'""' 
 I , . ., . ._i. .., i.„ ^ r .1 , olfer'd 'rill by the /•.■-,;'.;/)•; the ftmi of em wa-., •;'-,!/• »;o.i 
 
 C"tUitiv)i nt r. fj-rcl) Sii icii'e , all ticir L.\\i p>v:H' t's 
 tj'-rj, the Ojlic.-rs ,in,l ^^ILas Jha.l I ur.y.ff rhir fo,- 
 the nearer, and lotncnf the Fleet had alfi pone it befote {'■iH' Idh:, nn.l tir I'.ii! /I.\,,!.l poti.l- rhcm i: fAfj'r.n- 1, m 
 with Sir /-'oi'.'c;- D'f.h\ but (as was laid,) this uas the i''" ■'''■""'• Acr<-irdinply theGuvcrnour and all liisC:oin- 
 niorc daiipcioi:s w.iy ot the two, and his l.ordllap diofe Ipany (to the number of f)iir hundic^i) citiH- out, and 
 rather t - teihc firlt that took I'u to /<^i, tiian the fecond ^dclivcr'd the Keys to his I oidiliip, who immediately 
 tJiit (laf'd the fV.tii/,.-. I '■■'■;"' '" •■'"■' srec'tel his own Colours and Sir jhi Un\- 
 
 W 
 a 
 II 
 
 V 
 
 tl 
 n 
 V 
 a 
 
 f. 
 
 a 
 
 ai 
 « 
 
 R 
 tl 
 
 ...I J M.n;.-. 
 
 " 'r-..,i.:« 
 
 I.- t .I'lin I. 
 ihtlr i;ii.-i. 
 
 Being Loioc with'jiit aiiv trouble or d.iiiper to the 
 fired pla e, > the Kian.l of /'.. - . lijco ) th- y laiidid near 
 a thoufand Mui, and niarch'd towards the 'Fown, not 
 Ids ign<>r.int ol the r;j;l,t way than they were deiirous to 
 tind it : Thev pal's'd 0-. er l."rri-.l Clitf^ andK.icks, lia- 
 \ ing only a Js'egro fiir their (Ia.de, who, if he iiiulerllotid 
 tin ri'.;luv\av, w.isyetfo oit-lMy trightncd that he had 
 not Sence ciioiiph iett to tell cm. 
 
 Ikt ween the Clit^s, On w!i-.,li they were drawn np, 
 and liie Illaiid on wluih t!ie Tov. n Ifood, wis a little 
 
 , Attn of the Sia not exctc-ling a 'lunlhot in breadth; 
 
 i'. here the ^,.. I//;../.' fired up,. n 'em from a F.:)rt liar.i b^ . 
 ili.r \< itl.oiK dei'ig anv mir'.ief, but if they had they 
 ii.uit Ita'.e iiviit'vlit, f..r:!!ere was no pert nip over, the 
 Loatsha" i;i'.' ii'^t yei f.niiui any landing place theieabouts. 
 Atlall, after a wtild of 'oii, they dif over'd a I'allai'c 
 by wliiiii the tw. Illaiid' cominuni' ated with one diir- 
 tlur, but 'iw.is , I iiariow hobbling Oa'.Miy. whi-. h lead 
 to a Oi.f.vbridge, and thit liridgc was piih'd up; on the 
 (.iher I'aak t-j> there e.-.e a f.roiiul?irii. ado, and a little 
 le Olid that a Fo-t witli great Guns. ThcCawlly wah 
 lii.ide fo rugged t'or ihc purp. fe In tho tnemies that our 
 M-n .hole rrJ.er to "aJe in the Water tlianto go there 
 i'po:i dry (".r. iiiid. Several Piecis of Onlnance and 
 |oud ilord of Mur>|i.etcers kcur'J that laifitfi; too, fo ilia' 
 
 i>'s upon the two Points of the Fort. 
 _ This Fort to the Seaw.ird was excec.ling ftronti, and , 
 furnilh'd with very bra\e Ordnance, and th..'e mounted^,''/,;'"'' 
 as advantageoullv as could be delir'd ; it's impnilible 
 that any Ship ihoiild pafs that Point to the Sea, if the 
 Fort don t grant her palfige ; an.l then riding witlisui 
 the Harbour is very dangerous too, fo that it had ail the 
 command upon the Sea ima.vnab'e, Kehdesthis, in the 
 Weft and 1 y South [art of the Town there was a very 
 (fronp Caltle, full of all l.^rts of Ainnumition; and l':-- 
 twcen thr atid Foir .U,,.., another iiardv Fort :H.:ati&ii, 
 that ci.alts along the Sea, and heats the Haihour ; fo that 
 coiilidcriiig all things, it may well be admir'd how a 
 pl.ice of fiich lli(-ii":h as l'o,tu f<.'e,- was, fell fo ealily in- 
 to the haiiihs of the / »/;; jh. 'Ihev lolf two Men. and no 
 inorr, but one would have cxpcilfed tli.it the Guns of 
 two or three Forts ihoiild have iinuie a larger Hill of M. r- 
 tali'v for tliar Action. 
 
 The 'Fown of P >t l{i,o is fair and well biti't, Irning i-,.. . . 
 Tcveral large handfom Streets, and H-iii'.es ' u.lt .ifrer the" ' 
 Sfii .}■'- niaiur.-r, Itionj and neat, anl uf twn llor.esonly, 
 'tis largiT than ali /'"//»/ w/j within the FoitiHcatH.ii' 
 ■tnd to the light iniiih more apre.-able. It has a line M.j- 
 naltery and Cath-dial, tliat migh' be fndto behandlom 
 (t)io' not like o-jrs ni i;K.;/,:v.-.' ; were it ii. t f:;r the .l.f- 
 
 •jta.elL-l 
 
 
 'ii# 
 
fruIies'.~TiIy'v 
 
 > lilt, aiiii die -Uuiiipt 151,.,. 
 
 .Ts prtfAi on, iromiiii. Ih.A'V.,,:.. 
 ailo, uiul w.iii thciV 
 It; ;it tlx r.irts .in.l 
 •\'\]. of PAf \\i:h. ti.c 
 okc ilu'ir (iwn, lU^y 
 litlithiy wrollc.l oil: 
 !>• c.'iii-,c:iirot'ill,tli,u 
 cin \V,llLI,r,^AVtllly 
 , the U.iv Ii;;lit .M- 
 lii.J.V.v,;..,;. Iia^l-liu 
 Fiiua);ciiu'iit,"tv/((iili! 
 iioi] than It liul ; li,i: 
 iifK, ;i;iil ii,-t by aim, 
 
 S lIl.U C-lnit to lln',.i; 
 
 •jiJJitrs wi,iiiiKf<i!ii- '' :-.■:' ■ ' 
 
 ic, iiwili.- 'iin wv.n : "• 
 K.foa-iA-.rwiiiilv iH.c^'.j 
 the C.iwfoy, \vlie:i; ' " ■ 
 
 : li.,-; Arninur ; lie w.is 
 
 I, mack \v.i>l'. Ijcuj 
 
 .11 k' the Ucfi'ti «,-.s 
 
 f. >! uii ; tor wU'.'x .1 
 
 1 to biar tli>' hiiiir.y 
 
 r.ri.,thcrni' Sh^t anj 
 
 i Ic I itWi'Ctl ll'iC I'ott 
 
 :'!a)il thiir p.ir"; to 
 I it'Uiity of l.iii.'.ing 
 
 111'- VV.1S, tlinttllc- \,\l-F.:ft f, , 
 
 • obl'f'ihoquit tluii '''"' 
 the/; :;■/'■. 
 
 lownot I'.'lt3f{irr\l 
 
 it was, tit for Ain- 
 asiioii'tcare to fight 
 Sp,-ni,-.iii there to 
 icrc any room ti r a 
 ■ n it felf, tor all the 
 It only Women ami 
 ) lick aiiJ v.ouiidid 
 Soliheis hill hct.ikeri r,„„ ,. 
 tlic Seawarii, rall'Ju'j 
 Icpi-'aiKl Coiitic'.encc, 
 nifelvcs with t lie tit- 
 very likely they in- 
 preat CJiiiis votictliei 
 ortiinate) do olten 
 :l;i Ic caic; 3:ul \^ 
 Inairc l,a;t to pre- 
 ;o lliif.e thro' thein, 
 of ViCliiais) were 
 hey h.iii i^nirc loft 
 
 the l-Mr' to the laft 
 
 an.l tea.ly to yieM. 
 
 I'arL y, next tlieyKif .'.'■. 
 lul ii'.'ttei! to 'h ^le'":''''"" 
 f em wac, ']■■ i-r „;!,', 
 
 •ir Li\i p->ui>1 h 
 
 c<"iv .^' thrir Poi- 
 
 rhon I'. f.ilYr.a- ti tn 
 iiraiid all hi^Oni- 
 1) caii'c our, aiul 
 
 who immediately 
 and Sir j'hn Bn-k.- 
 
 .•ciinp ftronii, and , ,, 
 
 and tli'i^c moiuited,,,';-,,.' j.!. 
 r'd ; us impnihblc 
 
 ro the Sea, if the 
 len ndmg wiiIiMi' 
 J that It had a' I the 
 Ijelidesthiv, in the 
 1 there was a very 
 iminuion; and b-.-- 
 lard.v Foittijaricn, 
 :: Haihour ; lb that 
 Iv ndmir'd ho^v a 
 as, fell fo ealily 111- 
 \\ two Men, ami no 
 
 that the Guns of 
 largerliillof M. r- 
 
 wcll hni't, Jn\ inp i:;,vj,;,:.;,. 
 Dies ' tiilt ifrer the 
 ;t fUii llor.esoniy; 
 the I'omticatirti', 
 It has a line Mu- 
 fi. I to be handt'om 
 It !!■ t f:ir the d.l'. 
 j;rn.-c!ul 
 
 [:h.'ip. I. 7hc B. o/'C:iimberland'.f i i"'Poy.r:^cto the v\^cit-inclies 6^i 
 
 pracefiil Win low?, whkh are of Canvafs mlhad of 
 (il-ifs; Ivit indeed there I', nit a lii' ofdl.if, In all the 
 Cit; , an i therefore wlier.-ver there ihoii'd he Windows 
 tlity h:ue enher little wooden Doors or ihisCanvafs A/.- 
 ,/■(/■», V hicli i< I'oiiiciliiii^ the inore tianlpaicn; and per 
 vioiis of the t\v 1 ; the 1 ii'y d If ren.e i-, ili;itthe tiirincr, 
 vh'ii I'.nt, 111 il\c daiknii;lir 111a Hoiil'e, and th' 
 
 iiinp; .•. lort of a Nortli-e.iilei ly eonrle, 1: earrie . it led' lu 
 I'c.m l(^co H.irbi iir. Helidcs vhefe, theie are Kive;- a:-.'. , 
 Riviiiet>, Springs and r.iiiitain:,, wnlioi t nanie r- nii^. 
 licr, only t!"i' ts to W ohkrv'd, that ii: 'it ot' ihofe vv 
 Hi'i Northeily have the r:'inei id' tlie Towns mi I X'lllipe- 
 di.n are imi.i-ed by "en ; lor helidt^ .' <■ ..; Kner, tha 
 a I rites in theCianity of tV :m.t and \W\, \\.\, rhe ^o- tliSi.i. 
 
 IV'''' 
 
 '\ r 
 
 tort of a (.'..7'»/, ,(/«»■, whieli is melancholy cnoiij;li oliand lelidcs that on uli lIi St. ',.■ ),■■ ■ 
 II iileietue, till I'c'tter to.) ihm midmnht daiknel'^. | s'l'.nf/i' i-,i) is tltuated.. towr ^ ill,- W'od i 
 
 The vioei'.i lieat^a: this plaee are verv hippdy i-|imIi-I Ulaiid near C.pe l\;x- ; kiij.^ theie,! Ia\,a , 
 
 f any note rrn to the J.eewaiiliftlielii.ini! 
 
 Ind In a line eo 1 breeze, that begins at tii(lir in the iv.oi 
 iiiM^;, and lil' ws ri.T tdl four or live in the Al'coriioin ; 
 
 Keri 
 
 l:n;n lit till the brec7c rife. 't's fultry ho', an! t'rmn the 
 f'le i^ eo.ls till mulnii'h: ih the ^•.•orli of all the ;.vh')iirs. 
 ' I'ls reekon'd daiipcr^ii- and i.nl'.ealthy beiiii; ilioad at 
 anv if ilvle fealoiis, Ivei'ife of the s- c/k'j ( a fort ofj 
 iti.i'iivi.iir Dew,) tlu' fill and of en do mifciiiel'i'i them jn'ues name 
 thai are vvcr by em ; they ,irc eaii'd <fo Hi'j.ln'ca'ifeihe^ 
 .ilw.iys I'll! wiieii the air is calm .\\\\ lldl, and wi'hoir 
 anv didml'ince frnm 'die brecies. 
 
 Tlu- ,Sitiii',ion of /'"'M /<■,■•' ii '.ry ilclightfiil, foi_iL 
 Ain'siij 11 tile Iirow ("fan eaiie Hill, and is eiuomp.tts'd 
 very near on tlirce pirrs by the .Sea. The .Soil i^ fplk 
 andl^in.ly; liicCliiMte, tlio' h.)l_, i- oiherw.l'e r.paied 
 l'e.i''.liy (at leall to the Natives of It) ; 'tis true, the Kx- 
 pcricn.';' of niir ;'>:j I/'' did pretty coiiliderably confete 
 th.,: preteii :ed()li.arai:la of IIS lu'ahhmefs, (as we iliall 
 alt-rwardst'ce but ihey were Scrangcr>, and not ii>'d to 
 :'K-C|;mate; thnle th.it always b- -ath'd that An were 
 ttronpand viporoiis at the yeai-. i..ac Natu.'-c ordinaril) 
 begins to di'oc^p a;i.l die away 
 
 eiv<i!,' t.i:..' 
 
 \\ ot tl\ 
 
 i;,e.-,'.;nr. 
 
 an.! t,;l 
 
 hrit aihl ne\r 1,1 i'. »•. .;; . j 
 
 :o ihj Weftwaid you have the K,\:. r aui 1, ..v,i : : 
 
 S'/'.'.-c, next toit t.'.// 1)/.", tlienihe /^- /.' 1, 1 .;:wim Cv li . h 
 
 ail,! the l.,tii.^'( ..li is ano her l'\:\^ r whole iil^ne ,.•, r i(. 
 
 into '.lie Northern .Sea ; .X^ 
 
 eoul.l not teil : 'I'hu River /..o,,;;/ ; j 
 to the Wettcrii end of tl'.e 
 
 ■ "Id.dialt., 
 lili.i.l, wl.ei, 
 Sir }'•.!». II D i\k w.iter'd; is ne\i to ti;,- IVu clujivl 
 n-iili Sand, of whi h ii'eiiiion wa. ni.. Je I if i,'. \v. :l,i. 
 faiiieliay, at theNuiili welt [on it, 1, :l;,' K cer 1,' m . i 
 I' I, which the violciue ul ihe Se.i lla^ ir.i,',. ;i' i-i Uir .N • 
 vipjthii ; lii thai the palliige to Si I) -i. ._,. ,i,,d oihrr 
 I eeward parts of the//'./.'-' ■' .■ i- ;;• oil foiiiiii,)i 1- ti. ,11 
 ill.- I.v.^u.ul;, ihat is when il.e I'eupleof il,.;'. \V,..t,iii 
 eni of tliclilarid have any Inilincis il, u w,,,. 
 
 Now , ill tlicti- Kiieis 111 ('ciieral are\i.iyn li i;itTol,l,i, 
 .iiid a man may tirdmarily liudi it tlurea, i,.t.ri n^ iu-'loo;,^! 
 ti't It ; and thcref re one 01' the Sp.in-:i !, p'ainlv f/d, ',' 
 the 1 arl of C.iwL-i l,i .,/, that lie . u.ild ii.jt ifiMi a Sp,>de' 
 into .inyof thofe Riveis, bm he would leiih .j,:: tj. l.i ; 
 and I'.xperunce init the truili ofthisKepo-; on: of.! '.;',:, 
 
 1 1 
 
 { .11 t^ 
 , r. t 
 II f. .. 
 
 '.' :S.. I «i, 
 1 1 11 1 wln-i 
 ,M rVCi!] 
 l-in'>. 
 
 All the rcit of the little Illaiid npon which the City for when a parcel of the Gravel was taken uv, aiier 
 (lands ( whi,.h is a: leaft half a le.amie in length ) is alio ^ wandiig away ill': ,Sand and Unfl,tlici-e were Gold-;;ra.rs 
 'a very pleafai I fertile fpot ; 'tis fo full ot p^reen, tli, it ore' left behind, and a good ijuairity too ir. propoit on 'o 
 inav renii 1: one entire Wood ; tlicTiecs eomplainot the the (iravel. 
 
 want ol artful care and drelllnp, yet f i-: hatd totind any | The Soil of this Illan.l is a tar bin k Mj'id, a:vd at 
 tli.i',. langnilii f) far under the neglecl, a, to withhold its two toot deep yon tiave a Sirateiii ofred.dilh Cl.is, 
 nieaf.re ot bruir. In thcfe Woods a IJotanilt iniglu walk | which is an infallibl.- mark by which our J>,;; jh Cnk- 
 with |'!caUire. and lee great Varieties I efore hiiii ; Oxen licrs know their bairle .nil li'^dinjCiio'inds. Tiio(,iri . 
 and Oilier Animals nia.- betiirn'd in here, and will coiiic! and Hcib.age is every where fx^-.edii.i', ramc and h j;!', 
 f irth as fn a. Ihitcerto llie.i Owiieis. Bm notwithitan- 1 w-.iniing only geod Itore of Mouths 10 ovireciuc t'at 
 diii'-^. iliere are foiue pieces tf (iiouii.l -hat are cnclosil luxnri incy, and icduee it to th.it Icece of i-.nei.cl^ 11 ol't 
 audi careliilly dreft, rais'd iin-i Hillocks like our Hop- coiiiaiended with us in /•>/;; .',i»,./. 
 (; iidens, aii.l every one of thole l.idcn with foiiie I-ruit 
 
 t't';?' 
 
 Tie Ill.ind has all over a | kaiant variety cf Plains. 
 or other of the Country. V'alley.s, and Hills, aniorgil wiuJi l.ir-.er tluie h a veiy 
 
 The bclH,;i. ions an,l Oranges that can be I'ecnalmoft, high one -al'dthe /.../m','', wIi .ii , rhey lay ) i-; emichd 
 j>row wiiho'it any manner of coft or attendance ; and with (jcd.l Mine:; : Molt of ' -m in, led have tl-.e I'aii-i' 
 then in anl aboiu the Town are grc.u llorc of ( ec.ao- char.i.;>er with the Rueis, namely, to yield thi< r.)\)'.. 
 Nuts, which, betides ihelr excellent rruit, arc an <.)riia-' Metal ; a he.ppy Couniiy tin .1 cove'.:-us Man, \.v> vny 
 ;iKir. .iiul a delightful Sh.ide to it. _ here, either by band 01 V^'atcr, nuv: wi'li ■d'.ela'id'.i.'ficn 
 
 In thi> li'.iie ill.ind there's n it any River or Sprint; of ol his delires. 
 W.iter, luit eceiy Hitiifc in the City has a l.irge Well,| Belide, tin, large I'laiis iipi n -,\lii-!i the bl.ic'ss ard 
 ( aed fane two ) and ilitle are lill'd by the Ram, whicii|Herds d,i r(.)aiii aboiif, ( with ftich an unconrroiird liber- 
 
 1 • ;-i: I :-h 
 
 '..U M.nt- 
 
 liiio'li t'lCiluent an.l plemil'al in thole parts. 
 
 Tile imal emuuiii .'.nd known Cumir.oditics are (,»,- 
 ^,- -, s'l,:;^ , ind lH/'i ; 'tis certim tli.it there ate Gold 
 Mines too, Let tliey arc negleCfcd, the Treal'urc is kepi 
 fid loi.k'd up in il:.' bowe.s of tlieMarth, and none at- 
 te 
 
 ty th.t' dicy do a'mc fl gn.w wild J there 5 ,tl und.in;j ot 
 line I iiaiiipicii Giound taken up wiili :1 e;r ••" .t- and 
 /'.;, ■ '.-1 /, that is, tlieirCMii'.'er and S'-gir I'.rtai.Mis. 
 
 Ihe /<.-.;iV,/u J ,\rr e( iiiinonlv 
 If me niarlliy WTcri.li place? 
 
 M.-.. I lint 
 
 il f eve l'civvr,or near 
 ml.' th'j Siigar-.anes 
 
 ipts til dig open ill- lie Corters: The S,'.tiiii'.rili nmll|profper bell in aGr.iund i.f iliat n.'ine ; indr.,-it (]\\\ '.'o'. 
 needs know a very good reainn for tlii , liiue there's nO|tliat lenfon, I uc a!f > bcct.iile thee l.a, ;.- iKcafon for Wa- 
 <1 ellion to be made but ihe Gold ol -his Coentry is asiter lor tb,'.- iileof tluii M-|ls, th . lu uui.y '.I their Md.'s 
 amiable ami ili.irnimg a ihing as thai; which come i fn m tlu-y uf • no lor-_-e for the iiirn'iii;f f 'en:, but only that ot 
 ihe lull Miiii-s of /'.-•«. 'I'hey don't nie to deip ti- ihi. Men and Horfes. Ihe .S'/.i/i/i.-j are generally in the mvre 
 Meial ,itfii.li a rare, and their not atieiiipfiii!', to ^. t ir inw.ird pans of the Country, and \a 'iiey dclire a con- 
 here, is a cei: uii pioof tii,it 'tis eitliei 'oci. ante they cannot vemeiir iiearncl's tii loiiie Ki', er or other, ut'oii accouii'. 
 or d.ir-- iioi, I of the more ealie tr.ir.lportation ofiiie tii.'igc; to i', ■.•' 
 
 ^.'o•,v we imilV p.i|> ovM from this little llland wlierc /(.'c , fiom wli.-ii;,-e they d.il] ateh ti. i'. .1:1 1 o'herCoiiiino- 
 ilie Cj:-.' tfim'.s, loihe '.^icin anil main llland ot I'mf. diiicsliir f riien Cotintrie-. 
 !{■'■, .ind lu.ke 'UII O'-feri.uions tiiere alio. ■ 1 Amoiit'.lt lli .•\niiiials Icniceablr. to human life wlmli 
 
 This Ill.ind lies I'.ilt: aii>l Welt, us hg'ire oblong, the this Illiind alfoids, ihcre is of none lo mighty a plenty .is 
 length about tliuiy lis: leagues, and the breadlh iwuily, ot Ikeves ; the numbers of them arc alnioli ii.crcdil'le, 
 .Hid a'liiolt eviy w h"re 'he lame. At ihe Well etui the and 'lis .iltlriii ■! for a tn th by the N.itivis, tlint one rich 
 two I'l iiier;, do jut o'i'. to far as to na'Kc a goodly Rr, ' Sfi- / 10/ alone, t'cr his (hare, could it.ew i;..c.-j hiad of 
 lii'wixt'em, iiimj winch a larije River would dil> huge tlii. Inn of Cattle. This was in tie Wetlcil. pans of 
 11 leh', but vaenm, being hi iidei'd by the Sand wl-.i, h tiic ihe Illaud too, which air leikon'd tar iiniittcr for feed; i.'.i 
 iic.i throws up in theniouih ol the Rher. than die liallerly ; and if iIk' wont and poi leit (jrciiiid' 
 
 The iniift lemirkafle Rivers are 'V'ti: and ll.vnno';!, be able to produce and maintain at that lae, wnat then 
 I odi whch run imo the Cuv-HarKair ; ilie lornier is ,is the richelt able to do .* [ ';oii this Ico'c 'tis allii f.i.i 
 niiicli ihe bigger, , ind falls more with ihe Welt of ihcjiliat they valm- the Hides of ihefe C'r.-aiiut fir ni. re 
 (.'itv, ilie Ijiter with the Soiith-w-ili pate of the fime.ithan ;lie Meat 11 lelti and tlieretcre diey mr.'t b.- .mtr .■ 
 /■.l rilcs out of a Mm main cali'd (.■..,. ixu., 011 the ,Soiiili with ,itiv man that kills tor his oven nccelli-v, ?M;vidcd 
 fide i f the main Itiand., and al out hfieeii or li.xtccnhe liasl u; fo nv.ull hoiiclly as tn bring tie Hides hoii" 
 leagues fr.mi the 'l.iwn lo ilu li,illward ; from this to the rielu owner: 'Ihe Hliles indecel aie oiie of the 
 Moumaiii 11 tuns Norrhwai I in one g.reit Ureaui 10 the grand Ce^imiioditics ot the llland, an,! ^oiilidiring thai 
 Moiiniaiil I'.iK '1, anil there' i' pans it felf into two Ri- they have fu.li vatt numbers of Ciatile, and .ilfi'i tlur 
 \eis, the OIK of which runs to ; n'h , a lowii lix leagues tliey are lo very large and t'dr as they are-, 'tis eallp to 
 to the I'aiivvarel of '' ' •" /(• ', and the cilicr (as before iiuai'in that they make goo, 1 found prolii this way. fhe 
 l.iuO to I' 'I • /'l cu It ielf, whcic It mingles with t le lalt verv Kme tliemlclves aic (as to ail 'hnr din.tmujiis,, 
 Wa-ier in ihe linbo'ir. llri.iM'ti.i bas lis rife betwixt coinpaia! le to car i:''.^/./'. Oxen, 
 the Jiviiiou of -lie two llroam, ci i\\ Irom uheiic: iiin- 
 
 flu' 
 
 IrRC, 3', 
 Si.ni t'». 
 
 ^ilo'.iyoi 'ti'i 
 
 ' ' 1. 
 
s 
 
 I. 
 
 I • i M 
 
 li i 
 
 ''I 
 
 
 'Uu, 
 
 6^2 I he i. 0/ Ciimberlanci'j i \''"Foy:ige to the Wclt-lndies Lib.V 
 
 l-o .1. 
 
 Kcl, 
 
 / Pit thiHorUNof iliUCAniii'iy arc as imuh woric t'l.in 
 ^^ ours as ihi'ir I'lavcs .iro licitcr, ihiy ha\ c neither tlu- 
 '•■ prau-fiil :iI";h'0>, iI-.l noWc rt.uiii r.T the calic inoiion ot 
 niM>:; they arc all a [\ir.i'l ot'J.Uii i.cavv trotters, til only 
 fl.r ihofe viili'.ir lia^kiieV ufes lo v.lu.:li M;. y are general- 
 ly put. 
 '■"'' I'lic Shei'p and Goats avc not very niuneix iistho' there 
 arcl-'lcckhof the one and Her^ls ct'tlie oihor lort to be 
 fern up and dinvji ; iu not iha: the lllanl dots not at- 
 trrd Viii a frOii lent inan.tenan e, but there is another 
 rraton. ['..riiciilarly rehiinj; to the Sheep, whv there are 
 fo few .If hem : the liulinelsis, thu thcic r.vt va(t ivooj-s 
 of wild l)o2s tliar live in the W'l od'', and vhen their 
 1 iv:'l,hood lads mi there, they Til'v ovt i'p.;n the lloeks 
 of Sheep, at-d fupply ilieir wants ili.it wav. What thc\ 
 pirieral'y live i pon aie.tlie Caabsihat artfonnd in thole 
 Weo.'j 1:1 ijre.-r mmi'iK an ', have tlien H.iles or Her- 
 riis then; a,i C>ne\s iia\e : Some of tliofe C^abs are 
 black, Tnd very nijly tolork on.otheis i f aini'ehhni;lncr 
 foionr, and iImIc tiiey fay arc rood neat enoi'i;h, rlio 
 thi. l)oi;s ii.akc no diltindim bc'.wccn bla.k aiui «huf, 
 h\n deirin allihey light on. 
 
 And then when C'ri'. s prow fcarce-, or tlu y weary of 
 that fo; t -of Tood, they i(o a Mirton-hi'iit'.nj;, as was 
 ili.d bcibrc ; and thus between the Woods na.! the PlaiiK 
 thiy i.iakc a lluft ti' pick up a Livelihood. As for the 
 <ioj's, they live au.re I'ecnre and ouut tlian the Sheep; 
 thev ke 
 hi-h H 
 
 ClITS. i 'li^' 
 
 Thev 'e'i 
 
 The 
 
 /f;»vT'TJ .iivasbig .asai^ood Muf.piet Hu'.kt, 
 but they have fo laiye a Stone, tl'iat t!ie eaiable i art u J^''' 
 very incoiii;der.dde; bin thi., is as improperly call'd aviil.ur.. 
 ?-CT.- as the bruit :t felt is call'd 3. f.'-.-Zi , for as t' ■ iimer 
 ins litiic ve.iCin to be tali tl fo, except onlv '.pon '.):,: ac- 
 count (,f i:s go winp ill Julters as (.rap s do (.trll ma- 
 ny orlKrlMnt, beliJes O'.em ) (o the lijoncr dcferie- til- 
 illir.c ..|a<:oj-, iiiori- tor it> lyaipcnc lus'd with then-.cat 
 o" the Fruit than its hardn;!::, c'eni,t\ , ( r any utiuv fii.h 
 r'-i:nill,-iii'.f. Onthriaiierl-and 'ns fo lof.'ihat it may 
 be ffjiiee/'d rogctlur w.th . lies bin^Tf-r wijIioutaiSc li\- 
 anil w thin i' lies a Kernel ot'.i i itteiilii inipdenfuut i|ti' 
 when a , tb.e Ccrtex it fclf is of a very j;, o.i and unitefiij 
 one. 
 
 There's no need ofdef ribaig th.eir Pmt.i'.s, C'cu'i I'lo-.,.. 
 .iiitl l>,r„:ctn's, winch are k':o»v'n well cnonch t'roni the' '^'^''■'■ 
 defciprions piven of thefc Fniits and their reii-eCHve""" 
 I rtes, ill the aeeoniits ot other Countries. 
 
 Belides thefe, the lllatul yields K-;-/, p,,, ,.„,..„.,_,. 
 Mii!l-^iiir!t!.\ I' itiuitii-ni. Lime and Of;^.-.c in \ j|V 
 > ; the Or,t'(;'e.' arc e;;trcanily fiir, ai;d we 
 
 the I'- 
 
 ■' invai! 
 Il-taiti 
 
 to repi 
 
 Tt 
 
 lUlt 
 IIU 
 
 w.T/'M </j grow t.i that bignels, that 
 aspreatasfomc have laid 'cm tc! be. w..uKi pcrhans Iv 
 to expofe rheiii ai;d ihea- Teltin.oir, to Ceiifnie. ' ' 
 
 Ihev liavo /V/ye, aho ainonglt 'em, luueli hotter an! 
 ftronger than the black I'ei'per'com.T.onlv ns'd with us"; 
 
 _ tis (ii.all. and betwixt a u-.;,-raiid »,■,;' n' cokjiir, eiulos'd 
 pon the Clilfs ot the Rocks and the t(.ps ufi '" =' ImleBag, which is ibinetinics very ronn.i.and fonic- 
 far eiiouph out of the way of thcfe raveiuiis ' tjiiici- [jioots out long and pi.ked. ]f one fnr'veys any of 
 
 "lit ii'.'y We thoplcahng var:eiy of (;, ..■.,^ 
 ■; further, that when the City of Pjifo Hjco IX'/-'" -md /.'^c F ;.■.;, and many imwss'rJ, ail at theftinj 
 
 'tel by the Spi-.\i.u.!s all the Dogs of 'Iiat plaee j ''"-c. 
 cd 1., too, an! niicht b- feeii uoin'i in whole dro\esl ' li 
 
 w 
 
 ip.iittcd 1., too, an! might b- feeii going in whole dro\es| T he Vegetables that !'cr\c the Inhibit iiits w-itliMa- 
 
 togcthei' ir'-. the Woods in the dav-tiine ; perhaps they 'tcrriL fir the mam Staff of l.ife (their Hread ) are the 
 
 expeOKsl no mercy at the li.inJ* of thcfr n.w MaiiCrs, ' '^'j//'' 'O M"',and Hjcc. ('.;//,;:',V is the Root of a fmall 
 
 and thit ilinfe that had driven aivay tlicir old ones would ; T ''cc lomctliing lik' 
 
 (.: rtainlv gi^e them no Meat, and f-) took t., 
 
 provide Fir themf.dves in th.'Woodi, wher.-' 
 
 Uirc inr to llarvc ,i^ long as the peneiation of Crabs: '^' J""'e, whi.h mult 
 
 ,. .1 '...1.1 „_ a 1 ... 1 T.'ni'iitii..., „..rr :.. *;^ .... ... ..i, . i^ i .i 
 
 ' penC' 
 
 ,111 overgrown '/'///'-''//.'. 
 
 1 . Ctiuvit, -.1 
 
 nly thevi/Hc;, uy 
 
 - courfe to '-«tves ot the C.ilh::-:,- arc not fo bro ul, iho' thev Itand ti.u Ulj. 
 
 they were '".n^h thh.k-.T and clofer together. This Root is \i.ry full 
 
 ;is the peneiation of Crabs: '^' ,l""'e, whi.h mult be carefully prcll out Lefoie tht 
 
 iaited ; and by this means tliey would prow wild .ui.i ; remaining part is tit to make liread; the Sr:tii,.: 
 raveiKHis too by degrees, lofe all rhe breeding and civil : ''.^"y elleem 
 Town, and cnntijrni thcmf.'lvc 
 
 rp-.alities of the 1 own, and contijrni thcmf.'lw. to th' 
 tilde manners of the relt oi their Kindred that were plan- 
 led there before. 
 
 The Illand abounds alio wirh excellent Hog?, the 
 I'ovk made of which is laid to be as line and fwec: as 
 an in the World. Hares aivl G)neys there fcem to be 
 but few o\, b'lt to make up f jc that Difed, the .abiin- 
 tlanci- of I'o'.i'try, aiCn.ks. Hens, (ininney-heiis, 'l'i,r- 
 kies, C". n.ay very reafinaldy bealledg'd. Pigeons arc 
 in few places fo poed and (o plentiful as here ; and not 
 to mcntiiin odier places, there arc two or three little 
 Illcs jalt by l'or> /(/cr, near the niouth of the River 7 ri, 
 where a B.iat may go in a Morning or an Uieif.ng and 
 take pr.Mcmly nine, ten, or twelve dozen. 
 
 Par.ats and I'.iraketo's are here ( both for numbers ami 
 the litile .ic.'onnt that is made of em,' ai Cro>vs and 
 jackdaws are in Hrg',i>iil, a man maj Re 'cm in whole 
 flocks tl 'g'-'thcr, and 'tis only fomo very e.xrr.aordinary 
 one that h.ippcir, to be valued a- a higher late than one| 
 <,f thole vcr\ vulcarRirds before menticn'd is with us, 
 
 The IVoviucc is fonieihing larger to defcrdie the Vcgc- '■'■'''s rcndv to their hands. 
 
 1 It a fort of I'oylon, tlio' the l:xpera:,ce of 
 iomc of our l:,,gujh»ie>i ( who miltaking tliofe R(,,;s fur 
 /'oMMf.r, eat 'cm without any fucli preparation, aii.i that: 
 W|tlioiir any ill conle.iiiences) be a fufS> lent refnruioij 
 ot that Opinion. The C.i/7it<> liread i.s extrcam wirte, 
 thcydonf knead it into I o.ives, but roul it out in J 
 Cakes ol a inoder.tte tlrckncls. 
 
 The Bread made of ihc .\;^„ is much finer than the 
 toraicr, and commonly us'd by the betrer fort of Peop'e. 
 Of this Cirain there arc two forts, a Imaller, not unlike 
 /<..:' in bignels and talte, aivl the greater fort. \ cry bkc 
 theG-H/w» H-.f.jt- it grows upon a knotted Stalk with 
 large batter d Leaves like a Keed, riling up a fathom 
 and a halt in height, and a; the very top ilioots out the 
 (jiau). 
 
 The Illand would bear ( without queftion) other f.irts 
 ofdra-.n, it the liihabiaiiLs would be ,u tb.c trouble of 
 Tillage and Sowing ; nay. one of the rich Sp.:„:.ir.is did 
 make the Kxperimem, and had a nidde Crop ; but they 
 won't t.akccaretbr Bread tluiiifcbcs, uhciiNatiiie h.is 
 taken that care for 'em. and furniih'd 'cm ivith .Mate- 
 
 Uia 
 
 table I'roluwitiii.i of the Illand than the Aiuinals oi it : 
 Pol.ili'Cs arc very common amoiH'lt tiicin ; their Pine 
 are in 111 ;pc like a Pineapple, bur not .it all in tafte, nor 
 to the |-laiid tliar ftcl.s 'em. tor that whi..li cnclofes it is 
 fo fi.'tt tint it may eafily be fqiicc.^'d to ''-ces. The 
 Fiuit is very apt to niellnw, and copfequentiy will not 
 keep long ; 'tis of a very delicious talte, and mutt be 
 ca:en moderately ; f uiic of 'em arc at leaft a qiianer of 
 a yard lonp, and proportionably thick ; the Vegct.able 
 th.v beais it is foni'thing like an Artichoke. 
 
 i i-^ '\',.)iimc!i arc a I-'niit of a dark relict ctloiir, the 
 Kin.! of it very thick, wl.icli beiiip pull'd fitf, difiovera 
 jel'cw well-'altcd Pulp fcmething like a Carrol, but 
 nv.uh better; within this there he two or three pica', 
 r.i 
 ;iel.- in eai or no, is no-. ioaI us. 
 
 T'lie (,.ti.r,,h are as bg as a Peach, and in the ("iiufide 
 .let mnch ludikc, bet within valUy dillercni, and more 
 like .". ' ioolc'crr\ , only the Seeds of th:s Pulp are not fo 
 gre^nas riiofecf ib.cCjoofcbcrry, but inclining rather to 
 a red. 
 
 ■| he P I'tilri arc a Fi uit Kkc an Apple, but of a waterilti 
 i:r' 1 aiing talte. 
 
 Tiicir black and w hite f'/i.m; have much bigger .Stones 
 and na <-h leii iVlcu than ours iti l-.tialnmt, but they have 
 
 As tor the Drinks they life, they are but of two fr? 
 
 belides commcii Water, ar,d tliefe onlv or chiiHy i s il 
 
 by the Sp.uiirrHi too, the former of ilhich ii i.udc ot 
 
 Molnilcs and Srices togt;her, ami the latter ( which the 
 
 bell People dunk) of h'gh Spices alone. All ili,. Wines 
 
 they have are '.nought from other Countries, for imu of 
 
 lome point of Policy or other they are net liitfer'd trj 
 
 plant or Ca-efs Vineyards themlelves. 
 
 Amonglt all the reilofthe VcgetablcHifdus Country 
 the i>H/((.;r /"'•■'■.""' — '-"'',..'.. - . "i : _ , " 
 
 not to be forgot ten : 
 ; to li.ok 
 
 i IS a very low Sml 
 n,iu. 
 
 a good .Medicitril (^a.ility attending 'em, which is to 
 help the /■'.'h.y, and tins alio tue Uui.:i,i> and Pnpn.-s have 
 hi co:iimoii wi'h ihciti. 
 
 /->,7 1 
 
 cinteniptilde thaig tou.oh opoii. very near creeps upon 
 the prouiul, and feldoin lifts up it felf above the lic-pht 
 ot a hand fV-'iii it : "I he I'roi.mh-tmi (of a llran->e con- 
 rraCfion, and ll. linking up it felf ] which this Pl.int pre- 
 tiiapd Stones, wdiicli whether they have Ker- 1 'cuts to the b.ye of him that touelies it, is known well 
 
 •■nf^'fsh ; ive need, only Jay liirthet of it, that ;is a tcrv 
 coinmononcinth- Illand of iViM /(.,-,, tince the Plant i't 
 felt proMs in fo many places .as it does. 
 
 Having thii'. ri'.n over thoDcfcription of this place, wo 
 mult return b.ack to our /■: ■;'/,;■//■, whom we fiw in'ilic 
 feciire ,nid quiet poUeilionof it, atid yyliof.. '\tl'.'irs wcaic 
 yet a little f irther to enquire into. 
 
 The harl of Chw/'cAih,/ Jiad fiillvdetern.in'd to keep 
 this Illand and City of I'o.rn /|i;-, in hi.s lian.is, whuh liu 
 ii.ul lo furtiiiiatcly taken, for lie f'ok d on it as the mam 
 Key 01 the liuiia, and that wjucji uouKi let liun into.iil 
 ;hc Trcafurcs ot'tliat riih psrr oftiic W^iid : .And tins 
 
 Delnjn 
 
ndies Lib.V 
 
 n t'lL- raiali.'c ] an i, J^'>' 
 iiii|-ro|.u-|y ciini avui^ii?;. 
 ■■;■', Irr.isil. ;;,t|cv 
 
 ;cpr niiJ'"|,)r,.'J:,:ac- 
 
 ' ni;. sJo (.jiiJnia- 
 
 i< IunVI wirli tiii'ir.c.it 
 isfo lot', (hat iiiiMy 
 
 TWitlimitajScltV; 
 
 mil iinplLnf.ntnitV' 
 y !> ijJ •iiuli^raicf'ui 
 
 P '>ir.i:!, f>r./,V,r!T ■.., 
 1) OMoiipli (Voni tin." .'•'■• 
 ;i-! liicr rcijciiti'.c'"' 
 
 1, Pvrr';..;,.-t.-; 
 
 ■^".' in\aii ti.or- 
 
 •■■•i v.il|-taik\|.' Uic 
 
 ih.u roripori Vm 
 
 "■•.uM pciiiapi l\' 
 
 t(; Ciiirnio. 
 
 n, nuiili luitirr an.i i-'ip" 
 
 t'lilv iisM with lis ; 
 
 ■' n- colciir, ciulos'J 
 
 ry rofii.l.anil umic- 
 
 otif fnrvcysaiiyiif 
 
 If.}! var:i!y oi- ,■,■.,...,_ 
 
 Sn./, ail at the Hiinc 
 
 li:ibit lilts wit.'iMa- 
 itir Urcail) aic the 
 ihi'Koi-.tDt .1 fiiiall 
 
 '-//;-'-//... only the ;.;'::' 
 
 I'f, I ho' thvv ItaikluU 1 
 his Rontisstry tull 
 r.ll out Lcli'iv the 
 
 llu- S f. t >: :.:,.<! p^cnc- 
 ' the l:xperijLr:cc of 
 
 iiiK thnil- R( Li:s tor 
 cpar.itioii, an.i thac 
 rufSi lent rofiir irujii 
 d iscxiivam wiiuc-. 
 It roul it out uuo 
 
 v. 
 
 uich finer tliaii the .".;,i. 
 ct'erforr uKlVop'r. 
 liiialler, not unlike 
 caterforr. icry like K«a, 
 kiio:tc,l .Stalk with 
 nlini^ vp a fathom 
 top Ihoois out the 
 
 icfiion ) cthci- fjrtf 
 e .r. tlie trouble of 
 
 rieli Sp.-ir.ir.ls did 
 e Crop ; biit they 
 
 "_hcii Nature has 
 .1 'cm with .Mate- 
 
 .' tnit of two fr'^ 
 ily fit eliiiHy i v,1 
 I', hi.h ii i.iaileoi 
 latter ( uhieh the 
 le. All til.: Wines 
 iintrics. Cor iiiii of 
 re nut fiitfei'J to 
 
 Ic.-^ot ihis Country, 
 I : "1 lb a verj low <ia£:.y< 
 ■ iitar creeps upon '''""■• 
 : al)n\e the hcplit 
 (of a ilran^eccin- 
 ieh this I'l.int pre- 
 it, is known uill 
 ir, that :isa Tery 
 , (ince iJie I'Jant i'l 
 
 •n of this pl.u-c,we 
 Dm we I'uv in the 
 hofv '^rf'irs wcal■c 
 lctcrnli^■^irn keep 
 .shin, is, vsiiKhltu 
 on It as the ni.iin 
 K! let hnninMail 
 A'uild : And tins 
 LVliijn 
 
 ;h ip. 11. 
 
 Carder'j j/idvmtures in the WelMiidies. 
 
 6^3 
 
 4 
 
 ■•if 
 
 n 
 
 Dclipn did not only pleafe liis LorJ'fip jiimfc'.f, hut was 
 liH;!ily ajireeiWe alii) to all the /I'ly/./'j there under his 
 eomiiiind, iiiroinueh th.it ihofe look'd upon tliemfelves 
 to lie very lijjn.^lly fivour'd wliole Names were eiitoll'd 
 in the I. lit of them ih.ic were .ippoiii'.ed to llay : Due a 
 new and tine\peCKd S.cne appearm;',, quite broke all 
 ihele meafarus ; for a vi-ilciu Hux e.i.iied olf fo many ot 
 our Men. that tlicnumiier leftctuild not be fuftieient b"th 
 fir nianini; tiie Meet hor.ve and keepmp the plaee too. 
 They iaiii,'alt,.,r. a* .tirll a'.n.vc a tlioefan.l in number, 
 I'iit iv.w the) were fo reduc'd by this Uilteniper, that 
 il^e', could h.irdly reckon half I'o ntaiiy ; and then ilie 
 D.f-c tir.ii;omenr was fo ijrear, that tliol'e lh.it ll.ouid It.iy 
 I eliiiid I'ould look upon their.feb.es no other tlian as .Sa- 
 rrifices ;o the fame firious Dilkinpcr, that had fuepi 
 ;;way (o niaiiy of their Companions. Lipoii all thele .le- 
 routiis the Karl relolv'd nut to fl.iy here, Ijut vet waswil- 
 lin;; to briiij" the St-.itii/iiti ( if po.lible) to feme 'rernis 
 f.r ib.e ranfoni of their IlbinJ. and Cit\ befn'e he weia : 
 And this the\ made leveral I'retenlions tod.o. and came 
 In fouie 'J'natKs about ir, but in line they appeard tu 
 oeal vers eohDy.in.l ii.dilfercntly in the matter, and tu 
 have ibme other tiea, hero.is Uelifjiis ( n loot 
 
 lS.ij:; I 
 
 'lite Karl tinditu; this, and liaein; 
 
 fi'Uie other 
 
 ■ "- - '",s "■■-, "■ "••'•'n " 
 
 •Game ill Ids tye, filie pinfuit alter whieh woeld not 
 liitler liini to Jole an', more time) let fail himfelf from 
 /'.'v, leavinj; Sir ,1 hi Kr.l'Jfy there, as well with the 
 bitter half ol the Fleet as full I'ower and Commurnn 
 to do all thinj'.s in he, abfence. How long this latterl'er- 
 1' n (laid alter tin; iiarl %vasi;cnc, is not certain; as ah ■ 
 rieitlier what eonchilion was made of that Affairbetween 
 the SfAuicius and them ; but this is certain, that after a 
 molt prodigious .Storm, i' in whiili both the bleet.s were 
 very near over win Im'd ) Sir ;?i/'').'s Ships came up with 
 the I'iarl s at the llland of I'lorcs. 
 
 J Ins lierce Siorm had been preceded by a Calm every 
 
 I wliii ,'is wriiKlerful ; i: rf.ntiii.icd without intcntuilij.Tj.^ , ,.,j, „■ 
 . tor the Ipaceof thiiiteiidavs, and the \\t vijlen'K hL'.i,,j .v^mx ' 
 
 and liiltry all the wliili- : litit that which wa.s iin ii eon • 
 I li.lerable was, thai all the time of this Cain ih'' Set tlii 
 ! luoh/lroudy hith, and during the whji'. V'uy.i^e tl. -^ 
 ' had nut (>:cn fneatci Seas rau'd Lv :t bjif.iroiii Vcij, 
 
 than now they f.iw vvithi ut ,iny Wind at lU. 
 
 I'roiU lll.ind \ .'I'cs { vvid.out aily vunarkal.le Affve;;- 
 
 ture ; ilii:/ pioceedcd in ihiir Voyage f .r i./'^. ._' 
 
 .^rd this i.i the lad of the Vry:ij;."j riti'jr'ii'd by Ni:. 
 Huiioiirable Fcrfon, at leak that wo h.uc an a.:-i nnti/. 
 He was a ii-ar. of admir.ible .AbfUK,, lodi in Civ.! a.ici 
 Military Alfair.Nj he knew how lu I'pht, and. ..s we'.l 
 ; how lo k;overn, an.l h.td Virtues t.ipable of r<i:dii;if;hin» 
 equally illultrio'.i ! oth in War and IVaco. Uevv.t. {•> 
 excellent a I'crlon, that it ,an h.irdly Ic faid wii.?: \'.'a> 
 v.aiitiiu; i'. hn;i j but yet theie was a vtry '.oniidera'uej 
 liiiui; wantinp, f. hijii, n.imcly, a iL^dy }'i!e ct i,j'>l 
 b'oviutie : Hid h jSucceUes been aii'.v.eiable loh j.\i>'r'J 
 and Abihiies, or but in foive toluaMe piui oit on lo hiS 
 fiir Projects and C'ontriv allies, his t Ijir.ifitir lia.i b'.-e.-i 
 );lorions to a decree that not many ut OLr ov.n Nation 
 have exceeded. Hut this mult be fiid i.f hrn (th.j with- 
 .11 1 the halt imputation of bLanii ;n;agii).\Lle) ih.at tiji 
 the molt I'art hi:> L)elii;ns were better i.i.d thin (Xeeiite.l ; 
 he had not the ;;oud l.iick he had a jult T.tic i , i cr did 
 lieiome oil m his Enterprizcs fo well revvar.'ed ai hs 
 dtferv'd to be : Conlideruij; tl;e vail !'xpei),es he was at: 
 in bi'iidmg, hirinp, and furiullilng of Ships, | erliaps his 
 Voyages did not cncreafc hi^ F.Hate; and 'tis ol,;'erv.ab!c 
 paiticidarly, that the Booty brought orV from this I'mto 
 /<_;'.« !• xpedition was only fome (luaiitities ot Hides, Con- 
 ger and Sugar, cghty [.ccsof C>idnaii. . , .ind abi t z 
 ihouland Dm atooiij-worth of I'earl, ulueh was aPrizc 
 that a..'adeiitally vaine into their hiiids. 
 
 
 Chap. II. 
 
 The Relation of the Ad'ucntures o/ Peter Carder, his Dangen at 
 Sea, and Difjiadties at Land tipon the Continent of America, 
 its ypell amongdthe Saviges us iSpaniards. 
 
 .'■-■..MrJV 
 
 
 their I'lnnaceroo, which the foul Weather dalli 
 
 '■'Iriitit.lr 
 
 I'll?-.'-... 
 
 :l«l a 
 
 TH I S Te, Ion was one oi" thofe who went 
 with S.r /■'. .if.iH D f.L'.', Ill Ids fo ccltbrat 
 Voyage r. ,,r.d the Woild ; he did i;ot Hnilli tb.at 
 ' Voyage with him, being f pa-ated from the nit of the 
 Company bv an .■\ec;denr, wiiiih gave occafion to thele 
 his following Adventures. 
 
 'Twas about or pret:y near the M/:^^i-li.^>:i\k.Sii/'.:n that 
 our.'Xtithor, with feven mere, were commanded by .-Xd-lother tw.n to the Puma-e 
 imral Dr.t^: to attend ( in a lir.all I'liuia.e) the ntuin 
 ofoiie of the Ships which was gone out of light ol the 
 relt ; aiui 'twas in thi.i c>.pe(!tation that bad Wcatb.i r, 
 lOiiing hkldenly uj on them, drine 'cm lo un-ntainlv 
 .ibiuir,' that ihcy quite loll the opporn inty of recuei ing 
 their Ship again : They were certainly very ill provided 
 for furli a Difiltrr, for befvUs that tlicy had no Nautical 
 I'urniiure, i,;, Initruir.cnt, Chart nor Compafs to gtnde 
 theiiiicbesby, they had not Ptoviliims t,ir.lbovc one day, 
 and that term of time cxpir'd, they mult be fine to pirn h 
 if f imc i'cf. 
 
 ihey might be f pplir.l. Hi.vvcvcr, after they had bent 
 ilius about for a matter of two davs, they li.ippily reeo- 
 V, rd the Siiore, vvlu're they lebevd themlejves with 
 M'.if, les.l^vlUr^ and Crabs, and fonic wild Roots ni the 
 Wooil.s. 
 .. Wiien tlirj !-.:.d flaid here a while, tlicy rerurn'.l b.tek 
 "to th; i\fj:;e..'.;«.e-': St.iits, where they ftaid long enoegh 
 alf) to lay 111 .a fmall ftock of hat.ablcs an.! frelh W.i-er. 
 and then fail'd away to I'.-rf^-vin U'.ns.f, t.i fi.rnilh iliem 
 lelvis w::h fi;v.c of iliofe Fowl which the Ifland .itfuds 
 lo I'll ntifullv.aiu! from wlien.c it has its Nan-e. 
 
 I'n.m tliei.cethcy Ihap'd iheit Coiiife for Port ,S. JuIi.ik, 
 and then coafnng ihe I.an,l fame luindteds of leagues 
 I e\ond the Kivei ,'f f'l'/t.-r-, thev f 'tind an llland ihiee 
 leagues liom .lie Main very full of Sea's ; of thefe they 
 look a good number, and f..'aidthe young ones toafted 
 a very gratifel meat. 
 
 Ibuing pa'.sd ovet tlie Ri'er of Vine t.i t!ie N, tth 
 /iJe, t!iey pui iiro a fmall Rivcr, 111,1 lauding U.t ot th'.u 
 
 jlong Men, they wen- up into tlic Woods, while the other two 
 (taid behind to look to the Boat. 
 
 'I'liefe Mui thus travcrling the Wood.; for V:(fliia!s 
 had the h.trd fortune to light upon lixty or levcnty of the 
 Natives, who, as loon astluy law em, fent ib.eir .Ar- 
 rows very Hi;iccly ani.'ncll 'cm, vv oundcd all tb.e lix very 
 grievoully, cariied oti four l^ilouers, .tnd puriu'd the 
 other tw.n to the Puma -e, from whence, by tiie help of 
 the oth.ers that rem.iind ihctc, they were with diHicuIty 
 lepel'd ; but, in Ihort, they left fucli elfcets of their Fury 
 bihind 'em, that ot the four Siu'vivers two died of their 
 \\'ounds, and only i...ii.icr wirli one nifift, was left to go 
 tlios' the remaining conrfe of their Misfcjuiics. 
 
 'Ihey were now in this delolate llate upon a little 
 
 llland (onie three leagues oil'fiom the place where thele 
 
 Milcrics tiilt came up.?n'cm, and ihat v<dii h added no 
 
 final! aggravation to all the relt was, th.it row they loll 
 
 ' d upon 
 
 Tn.- S'l: .••: 
 al''-.J: J.- 1 
 
 i: 
 
 OI the r.io 
 
 k did not bring 'em Jo a plare where the Hocks, fo th.tt they look'd upon ihemfelvcs as Prilo 
 
 I bev liv'd 
 
 ner.i heie wirh,.iit hrp.- ot reelemption. 
 months in this plaie, teeding only upon fmall li'els and 
 Crabs whieli they got out of the Sand, am! a fortuf Fruic 
 lelembliiig an Orange, growing upon a very high Tree 
 with a Leal fomething like an Afpendcaf. As tir Water 
 they loulil find none, atier a diligent feauh thro' the 
 whole llland. lo tliatthey were foic'd to drink their own 
 L'rinc, which they chofe rather than the otliet f iti of 
 lalt Wa'er. which the neighliouring Ocean would pleji- 
 tif :lly have fupplied theni with. 
 
 Siicfi Ljitrcmities as thele being no: longer to be cn- 
 dtir'd, their Invei-tion (iharpne.l by the ui'ging violence 
 of 'em ; lent k\( en work to lind means of deliverance • 
 and here being miferatly ftreightned for want of Tools 
 and Materials too, they could accoiiiplilh nothing firther 
 ilian til',' making of a lorry thing that was to hive them 
 foriiPoat, and might be call'd lo upon the a vouiitofits 
 delign'd life, liio' not for any other refcmbl.tiu es ; 'tvvasa 
 I'laiik of ibcut ten toot lung, which the iea had Ibina 
 B b b b b >viy 
 
;ilp 
 
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 .4 
 
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 ^V 
 
 lii 
 
 '■*ji 
 
 
 <S94 
 
 Carder i Advcmiircs /«f/;^ Weli-lntlic; 
 
 ^ ib^lchiP. U 
 
 
 w.'.y or mini- 1 !■■ Uflr. i [' t 1 \';^. ; T(i iliis tlu-y I imul 
 Iv.H' otlur pur. -s of \\ .1(1.1 Willi Witlu's anil 1'i.iiulu'* 
 't'Ti-i.-^, Jill! Ii.uiiii'. I'miillul it unit :i l;tilc licck nt 
 I'rri' ili..ii, ami two liiii)^ rcjc! iiiHt;ul nt H.irs, tlicy iii- 
 V. Vi! [lie a.iJiiiuc i.r l'i(ni..irnif aiul ri't mic to Sen. 
 Itv.u.l ■ • ■ . I .. . 
 
 thci V. .-ic ,Tr. 
 I.'.i ':;illt>thi'V 
 
 t!uc 
 i:. 
 
 ilinc liv.jiUfs biTVM-fii tlic kiiii- llland v.licrc ami C.liil.'i.'n: I hs i.; ,i Jr. .1 \\i\v i.,,, 
 main I ami, Inu with ili'ii r'"'"' '■'"•' '^''"i '■' l''c v.ili.uit, i.Jr .i.^.s.,!' i 
 (o li.ilv.- way, .nil' itiv.-'il (i)' i^ai! y,! ha'c a i;0"d C'o'ii)',Tn'(in .li-, ,1 ' )', 
 
 tin: 
 MiaJ 
 
 !.'" .Uo l:avc .IS „.a,,v \Vn cs a> Iv, „ ,11, N„t ilic S„Im.' 'K 
 
 of com-i^. anil IMav u ,, „, J.c W ,.,., (,„■ ,„ f 1, ,',,". 
 "voWuc'S •„c„,i„V.i, o„c,i, Oi,UMivV,:„u.H> 
 tlu-m,a.> ! vl,c o,hc, lo il.-.y at l,o„„--,„ .owv,, ,t, H X 
 
 fli III iiiiiMiras..' 
 
 Tt'.i'v ff 
 >hl-.M..;l. 
 
 I'l, 
 
 \\as tlircc il.iy. aa.'. li'. () i/vh'.s WU<\\: tlicy TW. Ii'i' ''lin.! loli.vca tr, i:\ ( )•, c 
 
 jtlu- iiicatiriiicai liimC 
 
 li;.r I. I. 
 
 ■11 '1 a Ic ;!,. 
 ■■ .'n i i:t' lo .1 ; 
 :: ..i}!c |-.i« A; 
 
 ■ I r;l r.iiiiS jt lIu'V irii w;:li f.pon tbcir coming', 
 .Ti".i 1,' V '.va i i nli't ot' Ml . Ivvf.t ami I'lcifint Water, 
 llis VIS ill.- r.iitiiMiiiiiu'm tl-ry liai! In I ■ir,^ ilelii'd anl 
 r) inil'cral'Awuuiil 111 ihc lUlblati lllaml, .iiul tlHTitoK-' 
 1'4'. :i'.;; it l];ii; I li 
 A;"i\iius liiiv VI 
 
 i I ' 
 
 \vas .1 = 
 
 W ill I'l 
 
 •T.l'llir. 
 1>V Li;, ■ 
 
 'y j rircii'iil tc Vm a; l!'-|t tla!!i, thtii 
 m.v i •. It'll h\ it : I'nr.iey, tijo' he 
 
 <)r.v 
 
 i! ivlly a-i thf DiiuT, \a foxtrii'.l hi; .\ppi.ti'c 
 '.'n .■(• an.! I'rank iii ^^!^latl.•:y, a: ilij I, mm- laiic 
 ,l,.-(.'(/iiv anion m iln tlic li'.c, bi r \w, tpundoii 
 .!!;'.";; Til lit, iit;;li'i'b J tliat p.nrii t i r.iilcl, ami 
 ili.iiik liii'sc.Ii .-K', iliir \v;tli-:i iMli'r.n Iimiv alu-r he 
 :.;a^c his Fri'ii 1 ill ■ I'Mi -im i;i I'Me i-t' U'liiii'. liiin ilii 
 1 it. 1.. Ills 1.1 0. N. i\v ■ • .,' li.i,l riith;ri;to I'o Init tn 
 I 111-, iiin-, .111.1 I'rl; r r himll-lf in tliis I'oncly i-n\iim- 1 hoc. 
 Ilan,- .IS u- II as liu loiikl : ' ) \\x^ x .-juifirr to him thai 
 ill la..i !i I'll- Ani-s with liiir.v.li. eh iKtwihltaiiil ni;wi-rc 
 1 11 .1.- iImii a Su( i-,!aii,l a'l'"rpi't, ami rliusa. lOiurt'd 
 III 1,1 ir. '.il a!.iiip tlij lima- uiuauts H'.:/} :. 
 
 I li- ha.l 1', ,i-,i' 111) |:!iv.i )()i.riii'y l-ntbre he tnct a Toop 
 .of .S.-.i,;.:v;, i:-:!,i! witll'ij. ' ' ' . . .- 
 
 1 hi- only Aravs ihrv ii:,M nii, ;i our /\i.-',or 
 HiicinRtn ni V-. fc n. us ii.u .i-r„w., W: he a 
 '■•rrsof W rartais n u,,- ^i imir niilini v , i.-i, fuy.-) 
 tlicy nm, iis'il l,t;,ir, ..i.iltlvic v.-ir,-( t s ai'., 
 ! ';is ; till- :,irrcr lie- ;:i ; In cm h. w rr, -v.. : - ,,!' i|,. 
 ot ■iii-a..iii I n-.-, uhiili ,vas itntr.v, aiu, i;i.M,mi!i ■■' 
 "y ';'',' ^■'' ■' (''"i' -'eli-iiee in tlia. Luai'i'iy. "| ;, 
 piic-U ihi-plKC(,| a t.^Mcnii t,(i.i|„oiir:! i-,', \.-,.i 
 om to VV..r. aii.l !...ii,i.t ihi„, Iio-iKvid-'i-.-iis' . I 
 t s-ii ,SiK-.-iis ,vas 11, a pieat inonn,. o«„,; to -he [,■ ,. 
 |-.:m- hi- haii iiitr ..!ni-ii aiia.ni.lr ,-.,,,,, ,; the ,;„,, |,^. ,, . , 
 t.iU-i; to lum.i;. ■,■,,-. w.tl. fm h U .ap-.o i ocli li^r tlV,".; 
 aiM i-.c:ei.a-, .■,•, i--. ,s to be jiicruni'.l ihu, l.,ic,i,ics | ,,| 
 
 •It I a I c 
 
 ^■l-ll,l 
 I 
 ill'-. 
 
 ;(ii:i.':i 
 
 H 1 ■ 
 till III 
 
 v ■- 
 
 a! iHi- 
 pi,-.Y. 
 I" I., 
 
 t'ii;-o 
 
 iiih.s 
 ! Wii- 
 
 i!-.^-\ V. 
 
 , :,;'l 
 1 .M 
 
 aii.l .:ry,tf, .-xikI a loit of 
 
 ; tlicy v.'iiit il.iii in^l.i-fuicluiii 
 
 .iiui tlu-n Itup: aikl hungupa 
 
 ■Ml-.ocolf 
 
 .'•o:; ^.^■ll■...lk i.poii a S:wk aliout fi-ii-nfoot 
 
 t'l V. liu h il;i-y daiu .1 . n -o rii fiiiv-- ilirniiu: .1., 
 
 Vl;i:'f ■■,,/■, eair.'j lip to tills ::'irk, he took ii 
 
 ii.l. i.i.: I..1 Is'.l iij.ia ]-, and lo h'lvj ir in its 
 
 .nil! iheii it uaath.utiiL („,;.' •,. who a" 
 
 v.'nii f:n 
 
 i le had not been a' ovc ball'.: ,,,, 
 
 lie wns put upon this |o,i ,;l Vu'ie^yaml'ihr l\opl!"ihr-'^ 
 loii.-l-yi;- mill were eii ivii route,!, an.! driven , ik ' 
 
 .licfi, thiv 
 
 their 'I'owii iiuo the Wouds : .A,s foi 
 Rlori:-.l in the PuuKier oi' ToLaieo ar.l .■ or:.-,n l-e.-s 
 "hi.hthe vaiieiiiill:',! Itft ^Hiin,! Vn. - -.1 t'lr f , , 
 tealted hunfcif upon the murder d Cais.i'ni-., vehi.h lu-'i 
 ■ Moildforhis ounfpc,:ialri;t,-rt::iin em. liiihi^P'K- J • 
 indeed their fav«Kc«iidba,baro sXatmc iiit.iiu.;,t| ■.„. 1 
 rears; thtydcrti r h-iman b'lclli wiih aniiunaic u,v-a' ' 
 lids and pi ■.ilu.c. 51a h.-rcshinilv a::r tliati;oes,'own 
 wirh em 1,. hcaitiK and (weetlv a, that i fiheir linemus- 
 ■nd therefore nee 1 aiL I'riloiier tails i,,:o ,|,nr Inmis 
 
 ■ H:.' 
 
 .;...., .nil. o. til 11 is.ia iii.u i.iL I,,,.. /,. iiLoaii • ' isi i ni:i iioii: iiev I aii> '. riloiier laJIs mro iln.-ii- ji^nils 
 
 ueiantully '-Mu\',! liii iiiiri.ns) l-i'.. n'd anJidj he be \eorth eai re oi ;■,: tobcfoj 1 lii he is fai- ik',! 
 
 ■11 ;o '.bar.i lip;,, lo.i : W.ili \\!,,ii hiart the 1 -"-bei v.-.n-Js uiilion i.i,- ; .,,;.l there's iioihiiif; e.ii'i 1'., -j 
 
 .m.'i.lilij, H1..V i.ilih be I'r.ar'in'd : hou-i-v, r a M.m troiii this t.ir.- ..m i.s.i. „,..,■ 1... 1 i\ ,. _ """■ 
 
 ni..v i.ilily be t'r.agin'd ; howevtr I-' Mm tViim this hue out 
 111 111 a ii-,i!.h iiif-i;' IVicndly iiiaiiiier th.iiij^vhiili ll-.onld iiiaV. liim ,1 P. 
 
 h.e e-.;>'.-sti-.!, and haviii.; taken iiim into their eOiiip.iiiy, jeat him. Jii -Ii s cale tli.- Kii . s-l-.vil or 
 thiy I- iitii:: .il I'aMinv'. alo'if; till ihev cuiie to il-..; piaee Pelliaps be a little pr tedioiii.ua M.---- 
 v.aue iliey i:;;in.lcJ 10 lu .j!'c tor that tiiuht : 
 
 1011 c very lir. J D.lumrvr, 
 
 vion to ihofs- thai v.iii.- to 
 
 na^h: 
 
 l-eds to 1 1 
 troai \\ il. 
 
 Tvv 
 
 lki.,:i, 
 
 the P-i.K ir.i-^! 
 
 .,.,.- -:; -, . , r - •■-'"" ■■■■^o, lor the Ih-oi,!. 
 
 .Ml. .11. m is|.j;i iwj 111. II iiii;iii . lliisvia.' ^'' ill''' H "1 3 MVaije, 11 iiuiy be, would turn at l-ieii "i 
 otaRi'. ir; h.retheyrallned their Haiigiiit;- I^iil' -i- that ; b"t howfocver .'i diii-as'd or a raw-boii'j 
 
 'Tr-es, and made I-'ire-;. .IS well lor fr.'iiri'iy i^" '"■"""'" • '^' '■ ' ' 
 
 I'rafts a<; Ir.-ni t!ie enlJ Danirs and \'n 
 
 ! Ih 
 
 - - ;.- npotirs 
 
 N'.eiir; .'.Iter this tliiv broiiplii om the fioMlioii, 
 viinr ti-.-, n ilie /■: .'.^/'.'o.-ri;/ a portion \vi;li them, 
 
 thi V Llilii.a' to hisrelt. 
 
 I'he l•^■.: :i -ir-an;; the) beiliii'd dienifilvi 
 All.! li.iviiiu ta.keii nown their l'eJ.s iVoin t 
 
 very e.uly, 
 Iree.s and 
 
 t'c'- T,.-.vr 
 
 ti-tuiii.iiir.c 
 eli.ri-. 
 
 paek a ihi-n up, th-y begmtii miivh, ai.d eoiiiiiir.ed it 
 that day l" r t'.veatv iniks, whieh l-rtji't>:- \-tn lo ilic r 
 dcrr'd Journe)5-ei:d, tin Town where the Kaiiitheii rc- 
 (i.V '. 
 
 'rhi.sTnv.-n cor.fiited b-r of lour i loiilv, an,! vet onn- 
 't,-iiad very near li-nr thoiiland I'l-op'e ^ ilu- tnith oi.'t is 
 
 ^ iiv mii'ht come ( H; tiseert.un .; pi i,ip w..-l!-ied P„f. 
 I^ .1 okd yp. n by ilieai with the lame tve tli.u a tat Ox 
 i> bv a hut, her 
 
 Our .Author h nileiflaw ihis Expenn.eiit ma,!e fsv ri' k 
 ti.ncs while he v,.isv.i.hthui., and thai not oiry ,.poi-"., 
 ron,-ol ih-irPn:oneisol"\\ar, but li.me r ,,-. p,-,',- to.j 
 'hat aendeiKally kl/ into their liainls. ■J-iicir way U lo 
 
 taflen die nukraWe .Sa.rilla- to a Stake, and ilKirthe 
 wliole Cxinipaii; d.ai es ib.aie time a!-oi:rhiin. aii.l in the 
 intervals tlay driii.it a .eitiia ftroiig J.iijiior of their own 
 ilo..eiily nrepaiatk ii ; after this Cere.ii ny, one of them 
 with a hiif..- ni.illy Club 1 e.its out the Wreteh's Uriiir, 
 
 . . ■ 1 - ^ '"> .-' ^ .», -li'-'lihen dky cutliiuiout into p:<.-.co and broil him, and 
 
 in-i.r. r.o.'le v.as as bi;.- as .1 htiie Paiiil:, l-i.-iii(', li.ur- j are very merry at the eaiiiit; if liiiii. 
 
 l.p.i.-re, .iiid every tide t)u) How iliot in ieiijttli ; they! _Tii-it Ifiuor pit now "ineiitu.n'i! i, made by theii r.ic.i 
 'i" _'^Hni ill Trees, and eover'd down to tin- , M'omen, Ironi a seuain Root, in tliis ii.ainur : They 
 
 irry or torty;hilt boil it, an.! then i hew it ful'iiamiiliv in il,,;,- 
 he levcral j Mouths for I'ome time, af.er whi. h th.', !i\!"ir o. i , ; , 
 
 were 
 
 t; II nil 
 ho, a-. 
 
 n 
 
 -h ('.ilai-lcavcs ; there wore t 
 ■yjliic 'i tlie lldes, b} ulii-ha 
 
 F.aiiille-! tliar iP:..d>itcd them ha.l 
 way.s ofpoaij; in and out. liiro this Wood of a Town 
 w.is our l\ yj ibiiinii I loi.fjit, and ptcfeiited lu thcmii;h- 
 1'^ Prince oi the fiime, wli.i was ple.i!i'd to entert 1111 hiin 
 after f.i.ivil ,ind holpiia'a'e a ir,aiii:ei, that hi had 110 
 linall caiile to be liii|ir.;-'ii at it ; '1 he very m .tt day after 
 h;s arrival the King lent Ibme of his Men abroad to 
 fetch ill ail tlie v,(ii!.-i,c,-i of I'roviiion that ihr iicighboui- 
 jii.uC.o--i;rry n;lori!<-d, wIikIi were I'lili, ' I'lh Sea and 
 To lii-w.iier k-vela' fi ris of fowl, IJc.dis, Roots, ami 
 bi u'.-, .111.1 o!" all this he lent hiin enough, both lor Ins 
 nun oc.iiio'ns and .illo to ileafiire fou^eol ihe left of lie 
 
 1 vvli.'f- frleiidli.i 1 Ik 
 
 pot no Im ill Imeielt by 
 
 '1 111',, be liv'ii anioiiclt om von! ot all lear 
 
 1 eniiri, it .-iiiv ilairer, the r km I and liee way 
 ; 1.111: perkctiy t3kiiit;a-,va\ ail ihoe.i^lr.sof that 
 
 riii 
 
 Ri:... 
 
 ao.iappu 
 1 1 t'vatii.j 
 kir.'. ,#. 
 
 I J ,, ,,,.. [,^.,.|, ;,,,f ,. ,|.,„iti,s 111 ihe Coiintr;, ,lie;..'ot pu-- 
 iy ;o .1 ni.l in liicir J .iiicu.ipe, and thereby was eapable 
 o: iiitornun}; hiiiili It heiier in their ManiK-i.s and Ciii- 
 '..I'l 'y Oblcrv anon alone In: could have done. 
 K( li.'-on ot this i'eople f.cni d niolily to s:onlilt in 
 ; s.e " !'. . t Dcv.-iii 11 they paid to the Moon, and thai 
 i::\ e. . ■ 1} w ii 11 iho wa^ nev/; then tlity abounJed in all 
 r.i;s..! -ii-rrei'onsot Joy ailJTri.'tnpli, thev le.ip'd.ihev 
 cliiie'dar.,1 ,, .10; their Hands, and withal the Raptures 
 'in.v^iiii'jl -Isoni'd the i)i.wL:jhr. T'herr Kiii^ is al 
 
 'Ills . 
 
 ■ih.- 
 
 Iilll-IIHIIIJII. >\->Liai I >..- --J. >-.'■•. ^ Lllllt., Ml.V-i Willi \l \.\ ,K \ 
 
 their own pciuliari-i ioii,;> Trotyh and pom W.iter upon i:,'nnd let ii ! .• 
 "' ' '' '■' ^'■'".rkui^ tli-jiV 'like Ale) f r two cr thiee days, ri'en 
 
 they take it our and put it into brrailiiioiitli'd'e.irtl.ui 
 Jarr,,, and lb let it ftami i'vt ufe. This liqi or has it 
 K-ems a ennlidcrableftrc.i^tli with i-, and thev have 10 
 iiiioiiliiletabie love for it,' for wli.it between tlie or.eaiid 
 the other, they are very often f both Men and W-mieii ) 
 as drunk as Apes with it : Ikit drunk and fotrilh ,1s tb.ev 
 are, tliey are not to be ta\"d with C'..ee:ouhiefs, theyc-ju. 
 hiveiio paliion at all for (Jjldaiid .S .'ver, r.or do diev '*■■■■■ 
 led any of tlioli; pains and difijuiciinciits that attend the 
 be erol avarieious Dilir.s in other Minds; t.i ti- rich 
 nm ujiit rhcrn is to lie li.dt ami ealic, upon good Cot;, n 
 Ci.ds, and to have pleiiiv uf 'loba., o and Itniis; Drii.k ; 
 in thefc b.iioymtiits thi y polfefs all the I'li.-i'lVre they 
 h.ive.aiy notion or eOiKipt.c.ii 1 f, and !,-.:lieve then ,1!m, 
 lohai'py in em, that tliey feek lor iioiiinp tanhu; .; 
 V i> (heap and c.ilie I'llkity indeed, ih.it ie.]i. ires m 1 ,i,:n 
 elicto iriake it up but i;ood Drink and fol-aeu', l-oi.^ 
 vvlii, Il ihiiijjs liikethciroun fouutiv v ields'i 111, they a t 
 la a hopeiul w.iy never to I'e iinfi i.ible. 
 
 1 hefe People take a iniu,hiy ds.i I if, ,ire to ni .ke ilieu 
 \ alour ill W.ir known t.> t.tliei.)iiboiu 'em, .nid peii.a; , 
 It colls em alniolt as nui.li to lio li) as it did to evett at 
 lint tiiole acts of Coiaa;.;e vvhiih ih.iy aic fo iMIicitous 
 .if our piulilill.iiig, foriheies not a Man they kill in Battel 
 but tli.y make lu nunv h ,k s in lir.-a oua bj.e-. upon 
 
 th«i 
 
JL'3. 
 
 Ik- will, 
 
 ^ i'^ ^' mhip. U I. 7 he Ictjl l^oya^e of Miiiral Candiih io the Wtiblndks. ^95 
 
 i'ti!icSii|.|.'K 
 iTt ti',,lc tlvt arc wn , 
 ■ •Hi, I,. no I' cii ;,,, ,K, ,,. ' 
 
 mv to ri)i,"M tl I' li irt'^ 
 •iv till, I'll 1(1 i:i,v., laL;.- 
 
 ■II V lit to .1 1.1.11, 
 
 ■■ I- .: -.ivc |-,is .A: 
 
 I cur AirliDr .''■it: , ., , g 
 ■'■Wi, hv: lie .l.'.jcl :v, ■ 
 iiliMiv, i"iitni.',f.,v!.u:i 
 c v.';r.'C.'i:,s niul i - 
 wr.-. n-.. :■,,{ ilr I'l.^ 
 lij' iir>. !;.:M..u':i -1:01:1.11 
 !u'. 1.11. uiiy. I W- li'i- 
 .iiiioniil I 1, l.i.i ,]■„ ;,, 
 llO'ia MCt' r. ■!-, , ■ 1 
 Wi- I mm: tl. 'lie 1).; I- 
 0111,111 utile .-I'll 111- ■, ,1 
 .wy.ii' loth rjrcl'i:.i.j 
 "iM lln.il Iwicuiicj l-.i.l 
 
 w.ir \vi>ii Vin |.. : ..-c 
 
 I-., .111.1 ill-.' I'tOJ-li. ;ll;v 
 
 f.l, ;iri.! ilrivi'ii ..[ir ..f 
 li)i liu- ."'..Klicri, thiv 
 'HI 10 ,ir.l t'. or;.Mi h', i 
 .1 '(111 ; ,:■..! t!ic K:i. ■ 
 I t'ai\.iii,-., wh,>huiu' 
 
 I'l cm. J,lllli-p.;\:. t-,.- 
 
 X.itin? UifliiUT.tl, ip- ' ■■ 
 Willi an iiuiiaic jjucili- ' ' ' 
 ii)\ .l::r rli.it i;rcii!(>H II 
 ' ilwt ifilicirl'iioiuiis, 
 l.i]N into ilitir iMfiiU 
 (•>} I HI lie iv r.uiMic'ii 
 ri.'s ii.-.iliirig cm f, ,,,i,; 
 vtiy l,ji I D.ii.nirii", 
 IM tlii.ff tliiit v.iiv ro 
 :vil '.r tlic ['...k ii:r;!ir. 
 I M.Tii, :or :'m It;,',,.,. 
 "Diilil turn at liiih a 
 UmsM or ,n r.iw-lioii'ii 
 i.T f.''i'inp\vd!-u.J. lie 
 iiiieHyc ili.ua t'nt Oiv 
 
 pniii.eiirinaJefcvini! h,. 
 il ill. II ii'ir cn'y i.poii ti. ,-. 
 It UiiK- (' ..-.,!;,;: vtou 
 Ill's. 'I'licir way is to 
 I S't.iki.-, ami then the 
 a!oi:r hiiii. an. I in the 
 J. J.i.jiinr oFtheiiT.wn 
 anii'iiy, one of them 
 the Wretili's liriin::, 
 ecsaiKlL>i\i:i hull, aiui 
 
 iiM i. maJe I'y tiieii i.w; 
 i_ ihi-- ii.aniier: 'I luy 
 iil'llaiiti.illy in th.ir 
 
 I tlii;, iPit It (), I 1 ; , 
 pfjii 1:, ,nnJ let it I;,- 
 ■ (.r tiiiee Jays, r:eii 
 Mtailiuoutli'J ciitii^ii 
 
 1 hib I iqior h.is It 
 i', ami thfv hive i a 
 L leiwcen the i.iitaiKl 
 th Men aiiil W.'iiieii ) 
 Ilk ami (iurilli as tliev 
 
 II C.,re:ouliiels, they i-"'ri 
 .1 .S her, r.or d:i tliey "■'^■ 
 
 :iicms tlmtattei.i! ilie 
 cr Aiiiulb; t.i [).' fieh 
 lie, upon gcoii Cott' it 
 .0 andltn^ns; Drii.k ; 
 all the I'lia'lVre tluy 
 ind I.', lieve ilieii .11m-, 
 ..r no iiiii;. fatthii ; a 
 I.iIm' ii.ji.ircsni t .i.:;; 
 ik aiij 1 olaen', I'oili 
 tn \ieIJo'iiii,lliey a d 
 .ille. 
 
 il <l 1.1 re to nuke ilie'i 
 'oin 'em, ;(ud pevl.n; , 
 i)a^ it ilii! to i-\i'it .;! 
 l!vy aie lij filiaitr.ii-i 
 A'aiiiliey kill in Battel 
 ii'-':i own 1 jee', npon 
 thiil 
 
 I'lai feme; ilicy '.'Ciiiii full v.iih tlic iiiulev I.ip, then to 
 ilic Checks next t(Ulichyci'r(.'.'.i,,,ir.il laltly tiitlicirl .us; 
 all iliefc are pcrtijt.aeil in piopoiti'in to the lumiber ot 
 Men thev li.ive kiM'il, fo ih.it the molt h.irri.i nnil ile- 
 li riii'il fellow aiiii/iiglt them i.s talily known to be the 
 niott vahiint. 
 
 The f'.reat O'limoJit'e.; of thi: (loiMnry arc Hi.t/i/e- 
 
 iiv c ', 'Icln./i, \\\\ t'rfjri, aii.l t'i..7w-it, n/. The VV'.i.-kls 
 
 a'..,:ml with ■'!'•■, Ai:"(; '/, Arm.t.V.lli::^ llir^i wiiheii' 
 
 'l'ai'5, aiiil as bii; ai mivs; and for Iiii\!s, tliciliiet arc 
 
 Jv. IK, IVi r'; ■'"' '". ''''''■"' .1li'.tO/.'/iV/..-.'. 
 
 Our Atiihor hiivinj' i'."\v ('..''id a eonfidci die t'Te 
 ■ ril.ioiiy.H thele People, and be'.ii;> pre-ry well eltalililh'd 
 ill the Kini^'sl'avonr and p,end ( Ipinion, vemtirdio ad- 
 ilwi- hi:n fi.r h'.s l.ilie.ty : And tlio' it niiidu h ne 'eeeu 
 re.iroii.ih'y thoiii'ht that a in.ui loiiletul .ind .i. . eptal>!eas 
 Iv would Ic \eiy diflieiiMy p:med with, yet the Kin;', 
 ! T.iii'ed his reqiiefl, and order il hiiii a Convoy and I'lo 
 lilion for hisjoiiiney. Hctra'el'd fr the fpaee ut nine 
 or ten weeks iiivier the Ciondniit of tliefc lii.Hinr, vih 
 |v.on;lit hiiii !v neflly ai'.l fifelyat lalt loa f'i>if..i!;.i,rown 
 la id W-)/.;.! !):i .1 ! :os S.uu. s ; but liere he w.ii like to 
 fill iiKO wiirle dangers than any he had been in ainoiv;lt 
 tlu- /.•./;«y/, (n iniiih iroieki'ul and cenipaliioniite ueie 
 iliefe Vhijii.ws tli.111 the ^'it .i^e', for the tloveriunir \ery 
 I'll;, kiy told lilm Ilia Di oin.'^wl'.ieh was, to be kept in 
 I', ;l"on theic ti!! he vva.s leiir into /V'/ji^j.i.', to Ipend the 
 relt of his life in the intolerable Slavery of the lialleys. 
 This d.iicful Sei/enee had infalUMv been execiitedj had 
 i' not been f jr a CLrtainfVi-iy.i.'Mereli.in: ol lh;irTown, 
 a partieii'ai lovtr ot the /■:';^.' /'' Ka'ioii, and a I'erf n 
 veiy ready at all times to aiiilt any of them in diltrefs. 
 
 f,',;i-,Ac beinp direited to lo to this Man at his firl> 
 
 coniin.n 'o Toun, found him as kind andy.oo.l as he was 
 
 . reported tol'e ; he took the fork rii \:>i':J:ll.»i-» into his 
 
 pi.. tcflioii, entertain d him at his H( life, and did all pood 
 
 C'lli^es tor hull with the (Jovcriioin ; and wi.eii all earn,- 
 
 to all, that 'le was throwi'i into Prifon, by this P.;r(on'' 
 Hoiinry and careliil Attuulanee lie wns prefeiv'ii frt.ni 
 ihofe Miferies whleh Pi ifoneri ( and ihofe A b ei I'.n les to. • \ 
 are very tiei]iicnil) expos'd to. At lalt be w is broujjhi 
 to a feeo;id licarinp, before 'he Go\frn.>iir, the reliili .t 
 wliieli v.'as, Th.it he lliouiil b.' tntnilted lO the kcepiti; 
 of his l'o,t:'".it Fiiend till ilie Kiny of /'o.n.:^(/ s Pkufeir 
 was known eoneerniny, him. It w:isaKise a year! efoi.. 
 .'.ny Aiilwer eanie frr.'ii /..'./w abonr that liiatter. boi i: 
 was then order'd, Thai the Prifiinrr If.ould be fine tobc 
 foitli- onunj; ti I a Ship came ovir co tranlnort hna in-o 
 
 I'l e'lpeftation of thi' direful Fa;c he pafs'd twj veiirs "•'"l 
 moie, l|.eiidiin'. that time in li'e oeerlipht rf his, iTieiiu'i '.'[,' 
 'tf.iirs, lookiii;.; alter hii Negroes in the .Snpar and (iin./'n. 
 ;.!.r Plant.itions, ("eeiiip, ih' ir, eat lii« /(.<,.;■- wood. Ratlin 
 the I'epp- 1 ati.l the Cotion-nool : At lad there iiii,.- 
 New:,, tint the .Ship wliieli was t.i tarry hmi to In: f. 
 niiiji fiai'd Boiidai',e would airive m a li'.tietime ; ,it;.l 
 
 ' now his l-riend to;.,i him, that he eouldii' • poliibly oro- 
 
 I tc;i't him if he H.iid in the Coentry till the Slup'was 
 
 laiitually ei ir.e, |.) tlierclorc counfel J lam tj tiideai'our 
 
 j hs cfc.npe in the mean time. 
 
 Ihisp'Od ..Nilviit: I'fliJ... pnt i'ifpi.'ei!yriadile,mari.h-H'! 
 iu^ olV in a Px'ar w Itli foil Neprots ciily," under the pre- ''''' 
 teiiee of jjoiiif; a tifii:;'; the pla. e he r.r.t to was /'.-i:. ;>«-'' 
 I'lir.-r, where he ad" ".I tam'd a happy pad. L(.'e f ,t l\-if:.it\l, 
 .•\fier li;' e.ioie home, the lirne of hi-, .-Xdveiiturci froiH'ht 
 liim to it'rihi'r.ll, .^^^ nitiodi:,-d him irto the f^i.vp'< 
 
 , prelenee, who w.is p'e.isd to '. .. iiim tell .til hl^ St.iv 
 and at the iciiiiuliiin to cne him a J^f.vnrd.. He h.id 
 
 : fpeiir baween iiin. and ten yens in thele IVrt Kiini'ir n. 
 
 ftliro' the We Hern World, h.ivinji 'abatini^ iheKii.d'ief:o! 
 one lintile Pciloii) met wiih as ba.l tiei'tir.eii amt I'lit 
 
 I rhe ( liriUian I'. . fz/jjie/e, as he did withc. o.l iii.o.u;!' the 
 
 j miudi more Chtillian V.ie ipci. 
 
 
 C HAP. III. 
 
 7 he lajl and mofl ciifafirom Voyage of that famous Na^vi^yator 
 Mr. Tho. Candifh, extrallcd out of his orvn Letter dirclled to 
 
 Sir Trillram Gorges his Executor. 
 
 H9I. 
 
 I .c .•,„, 
 
 TH E Fleet whieh Admiral Cr.nilif:' fet out this 
 txpeditidi conlirted of tivc fail, the Lcicjitt 
 rialhon Admiral, the/^f-f/'^i/; Viet-Admiral, the 
 Dcfirc, the D.iini/, aa.l the B.nli I'iiitht. r. We miiik fol- 
 low them out a ptiat vvny to ,Sea 1 etore we meet with 
 any ihinj^ in their Adventures worth rehearlinp. 
 
 riK> made it iwency days from the Ceaft of l':vti:7.i: 
 till tluvhid (iplic of the C.:>i.ine!, and having pain d that, 
 they fail'd .twly direftly towards the l.in.' : Under the 
 „ I'.Kiit.idiv the) lay twenty feieii days drivinp to and fio 
 without a breath of Wind, in whiili time iroll of their 
 Men lell lick ..f tlie .V. .i. ; >, the violent heat -if the .Sun, 
 topeil.cr wnh the nodiiuuil Damps ami Vapours, not a 
 little e-in'ribetinfi i.j the I rinpiiip this iroublekiiu Ma- 
 I idy upon 'em. 
 
 .Aferf) lotip a Ca'm under the f.ine, a fair North- 
 W'-lt Wind bepai to 1 low upon 'em, and this fcrv'd 'em 
 fi v^oll, thai in tweiitv d.iys I 111 they had (iplit of l.ai.d 
 on the (.io.irt ot /!i.i/i,'t ; theV knew it iiiufl be here that 
 ihe l.aii.i appcar'd, t'-..-«' ipiiorant of whit partiailar Part 
 ( 1 Qiiai'.en f Hrr.lih it was ; but however, atertaiil Ae- 
 i iiieiit piive tluniint.innation uliere.a'i (Mit iliey were, for 
 crmirg near the ll.orc they took a Ship, the Pilot wheieof 
 'eld them, that they were then at Cr.fc l-'ii,. whii.h is 
 twehe leagues fi.,>m the Kiver of jfr/i.;-!', andiiiirty from 
 Siiifiv, the plaee whieh they purpos'd in attempt the ta- 
 king of 'Miey took nothinp in iliis Vellel worth notice 
 bit' a filer, hiil very clofe in a Tub el Meol : Tliis Di- 
 \ i:.-, when he was puU'd out, t.i be lure i.nde a very 
 preti,- ti;:iire : in the niplit he might have pafs'd for a 
 Glioli in a Vit'ditip-lheet, bet a li'iie e\ertiliiip of his 
 I'laik with a gooil CikenCiudpil woiik. foon havcdii- 
 ven away, the dlioltlike t.jvm, ami lerurnJ that of the 
 l-n.-r again. 
 
 Their new Pilot foon diivJlcd th'in to lH.t c;.,-),,.'^. 
 whiJi IS twelve leagues fioiii i/i/if..-, and li.io ihey re- 
 
 frefii'd tlicmfelves with Pot-itoci, and oiver.s otJier goixl ii^^i i 
 
 Ivirt of Ro( ts, fiieh as the pl.itc atiorded : They met with s.^v-^ 
 
 tome few Hops .iiid Hens too, hut as that fort ci' Piovi- 
 
 lioii Was ver\ k.tr. e, to tiiey were .i.s qiia.-relloni and 
 
 ready to tall tepethtr b'. the ears ai out i:, whenever they 
 
 pot any .sf it. The plain miih rut is, the Uiforders 
 
 I I'.ainiitted at this plaee were lad Prelates of thole great 
 
 Misfortunes that alierwarJs .itiended the Voy-ipe';" the 
 
 Soldiers were like lb iiiany i-en-iand Im^;.' f i.acli other, 
 
 all Iliil nip t'or ilienifelves, diltruftinp their Fellows, and 
 
 II. tf iriiip what beeanie of the I'ublitk, foilieycouli.i but 
 
 hav.- tlieii own pnvaie lati-ladions ; he tliarpet a <',ooj 
 
 bit went away into ibn.e hole or torner of it V. oJd to 
 
 make lure on't by himfUt'; neither v as there any tliinpTi,^ ju^..^, 
 
 lo ie gotten from tliol" iiat had to Ipaiv, except it were r" of ti-i- 
 
 downripht toree, or fraud, or equal exehaiige; hu h '''•'"■• "'^'^ 
 li.iiiib'c Iharkinp wastlierc anionglt en, that loine rcof^,.'o,«ft vin, 
 fellows who eould not U iambic lo well as the lelt were 
 like to be Haiv d, and I. re'd to wander m the Woo.'s to 
 get wiM Kcjots to fatibtic Nature wiihal. 
 
 A certain lompany of thele Vagabonds had otic day 
 belter fortune than they oipiCled, for as tluy were Seat- 
 ing about tor fome Prmilion in the Woods, they met 
 wnh a pitcel of their Mates that were boxing each 
 othei veiy I'utiniilly ; the b'-iliiicfs was, that they had got 
 a wild Hog. which h.iving kill'd aid divided into Shares, 
 they could not apree who llioiild have the largcll, and fo 
 went to try it out that way : fiut in the tiirantime, v. bile 
 thele fellows were at l.opperhtads, tile other Paity 
 eomiiip ill llilv, hole away a quarter of the Ht'g, and 
 went mid made m«rry with it by iiiem!'elves in anothei 
 part <ff the Wood: Thcfc l.appy Thieves afterw.ards go*, 
 pood Itore ot Roots, and coming home the next day to 
 the I odgings of fonic of ilieir Companv,thcy found 'en; 
 litellin.P, a parcel of young \\ helps for Dinner ; tlicy had 
 not lo much Polk 'he day betore, but a intvc of u \ ouni; 
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 I'ii|'[vv wjni.i C'' .1 wi'il ciiuiij;!! now, .'.ml tln-ittnn 
 
 ^-^^i; , louijiij; tiu-ir lii.ii.1. "I Ki'<its to ilic .itbrcmiiniMui ixi'fl- 
 
 lcml),ili, ilicy \v>tc .iiUiiMiLiI iipoti tli.u T oic tn ilinc 
 
 Ullll fill. 
 
 Al ilu. i-m .if .1 r.iU- tlu'y l'v\| ,u f.'/i.' '.'■ iw./r, tilltlic 
 AiItiiii.iI iliDiij'.li! lit HI (in t Ik 111 Iniiii. I)i\ci;iii|i, I') 
 i'i,i\in(i .111 .itu'iiipt n|'jii ilu' luvvii ol \,ii//i> . 
 
 'Vlw i",;/;.!;. r/i IMot li.iv:iij; iiUdimiM iliiiii iwis, avtiy 
 w .iV I'l.uc, il^cy .•iiniliiilca iii.lt tlk'ir I,()n[',-UMt iiii.i 
 .Mii|!iiii unly. fiiiuiilul nilh a ImnJivil Mm, \\\'iii4 I'f 
 liil'icii'iil t'lM ihi.s iiiir|'ii!f ; iiiul (vli'.ii tlio tmii iJiiic ih.u 
 liicriu.tts were t" I c 111.1111111, thiy were all ti i'.i;.;ci nl 
 s'l ".i. .1 liiip, iipi-iit till' Ufirc ot till I'liimitv tliiy livii'i'l '" .H<''- 
 
 )t..:ji.i.M 1,1^11 II ^^^ a>lnila DllllltC ill.'lc .l!>oiit ill S I'nillt, .isv',1,1 
 I'l't'ri' .iNmi Juuiiiii; iii O.w ll'\c; tlio c iiiuliilitui ol liic 
 I" liiv.s iv.i>, ili.n ilicY lii'i.;.iii 10 iIthw onr .inotln'r oMi- 
 l'i.ii.i ,IS 1,111 .IS ^V,l^ pi.Hll'io, CViry 111,111 llLldVulIlM to 
 
 r.l ilu- Iknu oI'Imii tint w.i^iuxi him, ii tli.it vlr.lt ,ill 
 pi.Kii'iil f" f..\ 'iwii vory liU'iy t'l.it no Inidy it .ill 
 woiiM I I- li'li [<-i (jo lo. I ill' Ailiuir.il v.:is toivM tc .ip- 
 I-Liif ilii. riiniiijt Miiili.lf, .iml liy fnlli UnUt'. 10 put 
 ilk' m.iuir I' 11 t>riliipiitc. 
 •'■"■" • 'I'lif l':r'iv tli.it Will' out iipftitliis icniio vciyli.ippi- 
 
 ■'" ' ''•■" ly I'jn ii,j(l till- 1 Viii;ii ili.it V.V- liui, tl'<7 liiiuli\l at ilu 
 \cr) tliiio tii.u ilic i\> rr\; I- ': Wi-u- al C liiiuli 111 iIk'ih.iI- 
 vl.c of lr,;ili Alal's ami liaviiif! tluis l.irpii/.l fin at tlitir 
 LV'.;ui.-ii, tluy tliiitJLl niipnat iiiattii I'l rflij,aiuc, il'cy 
 oaii'y ^i-t '.iic .SwunUol" tliiilc IVopli.' tliat ha. luv, aiul 
 I ill (I.I ilu-rc kkcpiti;; i;uaiil iipmi riii nH ilcri'lt ul ilnir 
 t I'liipany appoii.ial loi tlii.l-xpiiluiuM ■..''iiii- up lutliciii. 
 I Ik-;, wtii.' I'lit iwtii'.v liiu-c Men that il'.il iliis l:\ploir, 
 t''ii liht^'wciL' a'.io\e tliu-i- lii.r.cltcii /'ifi';;/.!/-' ill the 
 t-hiiu'i, ItliiUsW oincn anJCJiilJicti. '1 \uiW tli.-.t ivcit: 
 litt in i.;l- iuun ;.H k the .A'jiin at the nine ihat tlic 
 tihiir. h v.- .is I'cut, and dilpoMl nt thi-nil'-Ivi-. aiul t' eir 
 iMdiky into piait > rt' 11,010 Icmrirv ; liui as lot them 
 ihi' iveie taken I'm.. iiei>, the Aihunal ilif, hin; il iliem 
 .l:l,e<ii:cpt leu'ii ."e'uli' nt'ihcpiiik ,al. 
 
 l!ie I'iiiii.ier I't ihe I own loniilteil 111 ">'.■ i.'.'i';, Shyu', 
 C ,//,.c A.Vr.. ar.l (wliieli w.l,-. better tli.ii. ail, pretty 
 !,(o.i i]iiaiii'.ries ut' 1.0.. aiui '1/.;,- . Oi.e I'e inw th.it 
 I'Mk lip i.i- i i\|j;iiij;'; In a I-rii is Cell, fmnul .i Chell of 
 ■S:iMi iiiuki ilk- mioil Mail's Ih'iI, it lOiitaiii'.l kvcmeen 
 luiikii'.J Kia'-ot lij;ht, a liiial) Hoani uh.eli thi'^iknoi't 
 l^eilrai liaii !.in.l up ( iistuLe I'ei'poiM) fur ,1 tune eitne- 
 leiliiy. 
 II,' ;■.,/■•;, 'liie hi.-.'.vx I ( ilk' CriiiriiA rei'iycJ mightily at tlic ; 
 ^' '''■'; t.-.kini; "t'ih:s I Luc, aiidileliri! ihe Adiu lal m keep it 
 "' ' ' to Irnifelt', an.l never jet the I'D'/j.^ji,''-/;' eniiie tlu'ie nioie 
 ntnv they were oiKe iltiven avv.iy ; liny prntett'i! iluy 
 winl i he .ill cl'liK li.ie, anil 10 |i;ll;he ilu integrity of 
 their I'letenlioiis, iliey i!ilco\ei\i im h in .ill ilu tliiiip<; 
 tliev knew of, ar.il amnniill tht relt thru' );re.it I!:ij;.s of 
 Mr.'ney v.huh the /'■'. //.:;«).■ hail hul, ami piiuiu! Inm to 
 :i place uiieic he hiMUi'ht ott' three hiiikiieil heaii of Cat- 
 tle, a .Srrek thai fervM 'em all ihe time thiy (l.'ul at 
 S.m.'f-i. Mofl of the ConiiMny was for Ipeiuiiiif; the 
 Winter here, hut the Ailiniiril refus'd it hr. niaii\ I'ood 
 rcalC'i-.s, that thi y iiiade it tiill iwn month'; hi tijre they, 
 went away, r-iiJ that expeiiec of time v,.is 1 ikloulteilly | 
 the overthrow of their Voyape. At their poinq oft duy j 
 1 urr.t (he ce.tward pait of the Town, clellro\ il leveral 
 ot their Supar-Mi' s hctwcen S.mt's an.i Sen I ii,\m, and , 
 let liie tti all the Mii|s in ihe Harbour. I 
 
 i"i>'i. .i..- f'loiu Seii.'-s ihey lail'il towar.is the ,\f/-;'.'//,iMn ': Sir.r-ts, ■ 
 
 '■■ '■■' .Hint about the Rifer of l'.',itr ha.l a btovin fo liornbleand 1 
 ,(mi7iiii;, tliar ihe Adniinil with all his j'.ieat Couraije 
 I' old i,-ii aioid l>ciiii', ihoekM al it, 1 he h'leit was mi- 
 ll i.ibly toll about and dirper.\l, but the AJniiial havinp 
 liloie appointed I'ori I) liic ilir the phi e of their jzeiie- 
 ral Kiiide?vou:'e in > ,ile ofaleparaiion lyany Atudeiits, 
 thi wki'tlu'rl rat. 11 ,Ship,s iiinde in there ot their own ac- 
 cord as tall asihey 1 'uild. 
 
 fhniiij', utiellu! a.', tins Port, they fail'd to th.c Strr:ti 
 iM.'iiih, and lim'iiij; the Winds there very eontrai'^, were 
 t'"r. .1 M liebia'ini; belore the Marbour ol P.irt l-'niini: 
 iir lijft three days l'ii'..rc rhvy cou!.! do'ible that Cape ; 
 iiir many tiin.'s eaihnp Aiehor wirli' ut the Cipt, in 
 twei-.'.y fathom ^Vater, on a fud.len the Current v.ould 
 .•an V away th? S''i'.s svith Cable;, and Aiuhors arioai : 
 At but wi'.li mutl; i.'o they doiibl.d the Cape, and pot 
 int,5 P'Jit /".•»;;> ■,tvli.r.-: lor feven oreii;'u da .s they were 
 (lair 'ip for ^vant of Win.lto i;o forwards : .AH the while 
 they liv'd on Mulcles and tlic Friut.s i f die Coi.iitry, 
 iliere w.^s no i iher more lilftantial Vrc^l t,i be por'.en 
 t'lc -Sa' ape-; theirifelvcs .[n'h'j ronietin.es \ ilir.'d '<n>) were 
 My'uii't iim able to fii(ply 'em: 'Ib.elt naked People won hi re- 
 •'* ■' '•'■'" n'.rn Feathers h<r ivhaipicver they pa\e 'em, an',1 when 
 tlirv trade li'J.ns m 'em for other Victual., ihe oibers 
 •jio';'.' iii'''>'ci ai'nin by fpn . thutb'.y h.ul none for 
 
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 [tlieiir,(i\ev but |iiil what llicv couKI i>, t by iji.'ir |) 
 ' I hey weie Woiidiifully il.y .ind f.aif, |, tlu 
 
 eo.r.e any nearei lliaii the didanee of a |,n ,^^ 
 
 'vliuli they nai lid uii and rccciv d what pafsd bciw 
 
 cm, 
 'rNrnlic to 'oe imapiii'd that our /•,•»/;,' //•iv.'« niiirt''i 
 
 needs be m \ery ilileiiiiiul.iie iireuinltanee's at tins pl.iee '' 
 j I'.taniicd inProMlioii, and pnuli'd wiili j'lkli umtcCom' 
 
 that tu.i.iiotan .alle , nailer to lneuiu!,i th.. curcn-,it J 
 • of :t :Maiu ot 'em ihit were well intlie .Morning, K- 
 jt.-ir._ Ni,.hi were fiozeiiro.eaili ; and u;!kr< of 'eiu i,,, 
 
 dill d Ukii li.irdihip.s,ih.ii pohaps tjdic ha.l beenaiiu ,:■. 
 
 Icfsun'Mj i>y ihinp. Ow I'erl, 
 j .\.!veiiiuivs we 
 
 ,Sto. ku' 
 M-eet (iiiortllied with the Co!.! / as 
 
 V', 
 
 n piiueiraily ,'i,|'\i]i ;^ 
 h.reaftei ; pullini' r,|rh:- 
 piiild ort hij 'foil abitip Willi '(111, 'h.ivini; 
 onihed with tile Coldy .IS 1 I uk a:, ,S',.t .,'- 
 iliel.iiiiet.nie; and Mioilier prcteiidlni; to bh/Aihii. Xul," 
 b'eiv It .jiiitr oif. .iikl thiew ii into the Fire. ' 
 
 ^ n.ey tiy'd a i;ie.it ni.iny p;aee.s ni the Vn.j.'/j, |„.,(in,. t 
 Mild bo.ter .Slielu t ,iiul inoie plenty of I'r iviii-ai, 1 nt t'i'u 
 uiuM 111 ■ ' ' • ■ ■ ' 
 
 11(1! Willi none where "twas poi;:Me for Men 
 [uveal ih.it lime i.f the Vi.n ; va n -iwrh'hmdiiii', 
 I rpi;;ht of all the C;c..'d aii.l bitter' ti.tihi.p Wii.ds, ;, '■' 
 
 !as tlan h .d Cirorinl i 
 
 ; tlk> k(p; heatinp 011 
 
 111 
 
 I ail' lio' '.!' and li.lf.ui help im, 
 ill ihe .s^.^.^^ and ihev piire'd (o 
 tar 111. ilurihey re. koii'd tlie\ had made no leis thin hfy 
 lleagius wiihiii the Vo./.V; Mouih. 'riieeiily toki.iMe 
 , place t'lcy eame 10 was a fort of a I laibuiir, u :i, re all th,; 
 ladv.ini.ipe ihey had, was peiliap.i not 10 die (lime lii fad 
 lOltheC.M, and t.i be f .metliinj; Ids ixp.ib'd totlie f"i y 
 lolthofe cMiMvap.int Wiiubihat were th.cn l/owitip ; t,|'t 
 ,for all th.s, the .Men died lofall, that if ihev (iai'l there 
 jiiineh Ioniser, 'twas ecitaiii, ib.ey wou'd lia\e m- Menar 
 I .all left i an. I had ihe Men leeii'iiiv.nciblc by 'he l.veri- 
 t'es of the Weather, yet the .Sai:,, and (.tlur 'laiklinij o; 
 the .Ships weie not, for ihey de.ay'd ami waUed apau- 
 i lo ih It they were ni iv ahuol't pail fcrviee. ' 
 
 I The A'niiial ireufi.re fee n;; that he mnll leave the- 1 
 Urtri.s. I'lmlefs he iinetided tobiry li s wholel-ket iheie, '■'■' 
 and kiiowiiii; ih 1; tiie !iinncr th.e lietter t ,0, let l.iil fmin 
 tltdice, and diieded hi, Co' r:c towaiil. W. ,';/■ apaiii. 
 '1 wa.s Iks infolent niiumeus Comp.my that dcfrnnnM 
 him to thi.iOnirfe.f ir he hinifelf had p;o|eiih-d a Voyap,' 
 toiV'/i/-, and hi. I .ill tifiips been favoiir.d le, liad ii..Vde 
 his paflape rhiihtrwards iliio" the Mj-.;'!iK:,i^ Si.-.ir ". 
 but asthat lail'cl, and there was yet .iiic.iher uayopml 
 1 ■';• by the C.i/e r.l i, ,;./ //,;,•, fo he had tb.oiinliis'of pur- 
 fiiiiip his iiiieiidid \'i,\ape tli.it w.iy ; h- 1 [\ir(c fidlciis 
 I'eop.'e iiiiiiuuir'd, and made fo many KeiuonftraiKe'! 
 apaiiilfii, ihat ihe , Admiral ( feafitipT nu- 1 a.i elbe(!h if 
 he Ihould cxafperate ti.em by anoNcr-obllir.are adhrivii,- 
 10 III,, own nelipis) fuffeiM himfcif 10 be perfv.adc.l by 
 till 111. ami pave coiniiiand to Iteer lowaiils Hi, ■/;:,-. 
 
 In this Courfe they lofeihe /.'.y.' i and Ilr..!: Vi„i:.icc by.-, , 
 the wa, , whi.h the .Adiu ral sharpesupon the iicarherv '' ' 
 ot Capt. />.M/, ; and it wa> not many da^i, rfftcr that in .a 
 molt prodipi.'ii.s ,Sti rin they led the \<:li.,\ too, fj tl;:it 
 now the Admii.il had onl) Ins own Ship leli, yyhato\et 
 Defiens he had to execute up. n theCoalt o( B rfuc. 
 
 "1 was with extream labour and hazard that they. -^ 
 rrach'd the Coaft of lifi-iiic, and eame to an Anchor n'l^' '" 
 the Bay of St.l'.thent, Here lomeof the Ciiiiipaiiy de-''^' 
 fit'd leave of the Admiral to po allorc to lonu of the 
 P.'.'.'.^j/r/' F.-iimhoi Ils to ^^ct Proyifons, and he yielded 
 to ir, puinp iheni a caution not to make any lonp Hay 
 afl'.ore, nor to \entiiu thenifehcs very far : And iis leni; 
 a.sthey hcukned to this pood Ad(ice matters fiicccedcil 
 \vell rnoiLjh, but when they bepan to neplec'l it, and 
 liiHer'd thcmkbis to be earned 1 1 \ond thel'ninidsv.lucli 
 the priklem ( arc of the Admiral liad fei them, tliev 
 pliinp'd thcmlehcs into thole Mif luefs which he lo well 
 forefaw, and !o zealoully en leavour'd to pre\ent. 
 
 .\ cert.iiii lfidi-i>i comes ahioad, and tells them, that a' 
 a htdc diliaiiee there was a very ri.li l-'r.' mivul. . whiili 
 they would do very well tr. make a Viiit to, and iheic- 
 forc d'-lii'd that a linall 'I'loop iiupht be I'ent tiiuhev. 
 Thcv had lomc rcalon to pive a li'tlc credit .'.it leal,, to 
 thi,s .Siory, hill e the /h:.'/V:i/ wli.i told it had del'erted his 
 own Countrymen, and been Kir foitie conlidsrible time 
 recei('d into th.eir Service: Aecordin;;ly the .Admiral .ip- 
 poince.! Capt. /<..'»x.!/- (a I'erfon in whoiiihe rejTs'd'iioie ; 
 eonlideiicethan in any oneConiin.M'derbilides ; to inarch- ■' 
 oil' with twenty or ihirty Men upon this Delii;:), but 
 with poli'ive Orders at the Uiinc time to make bm a very 
 llif it hay, whether he met witi-, any thinp nr i-.i 'iifi;. 
 
 'I'hefc Men beinp nice pc. albore, (-jui, k!v torpot ihcir , 
 Admirals Ordeis; they met Willi po^d Victual.- and' 
 Dinik,.ii.d tell to Iti.ltinp their ov.n f irc.il'i.s wlnl,: in '" ' 
 the mean time ihe .Admiial and the Ship wi re 10 f.ke 
 care of thcmfelvc). '.t'liy lo d lo w.e I, that 'tii p'an 
 
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 c;-.ionny loit^!4>',^ 
 
 r ill, tiist lliry couM l..i;,'iy iuW xIkk. jii:rln.f r,,\M 
 tl.ry tnkc in Watci .iiij 'jtlli.T'Ni-i.v'liiii(' 
 
 otbi'llTK Is. 
 
 Ami !ii"V. ulnrn ii was !.ii iiit ; lik.l; i!i;ii u r, il-.^t s-np. r 
 ilicy IliurKI it.ni'tliis p'a,;i: v.ty Iptc-Jilv, .in 1 1^. :t v ;u- ■' •»• ' 
 nut iloMio ,i(iv iliii'i;, till/ ilil'r'ivcr . I rill CO .Sjijii at .ui- 
 
 I ' lior iii.i i\\ iVoin tlif'li.'Vii i I'icy uvrc ali ^; a.l 'j;''iin. 
 
 I mnkinn nu il' iilf; .it Ail ol' I riiiiiiiu; iji^ mm mp' x ot'ili'' 
 
 I ! l.irlnM.r ; wlicioipi ji tin Aiiiii nil |"c..| 'i!,i! ti.c iinl.iii;; 
 
 I tl,c At.tii.pt iKit Mi-v M;;'i.r, l-.t'.u '.h.v '.v. n' re i m'' 
 
 tlicy h.jil 11.) tlioiii'liisiif ciiihiik; .ilvi.iril i^x'm, liir fhcy 
 fiiit Ixiik ihc Bd.it that cirncil 'cm, .is it tl'cy li.iil iii- 
 
 ' ^^ tMuli'il to t.ikc up tlicii DiM'llini' iluri'. 1 lio Admiral 
 fiipcCtixi tlii-ir raiirti with ,1 ini.it deal of inipiitiiin.i' ; 
 iiQ was I'nipii;''.! to Id.' 'iin lii'h' M aiul vt-iitmoi s, .•»ikI 
 not Ills (lmiCiiI oi |r.iiic (lirctul cvi-nt, ciiiliJcnuii ihc 
 { Lk-c ulun- tlicy witc, .iril tin' fi;i.ill ilrci inli thcv li.nl 
 to (kti'iiil tlH'ii-r'lvcs vviilial. He fine Mi.'ll.i)(i'vioi.bi m, 
 Ivit iv.civM MO Aiifuirs ; lie c')iiim.iixiiil 'mn tp .oiiif 
 away, but tiicy wrrrout ot lus ic.uti, ami ow\l iniii U'> 
 
 Ol-i-iiirr.n.' ; ln'liilc*, tlir .■ wiic thill iti .1 viM\ ircriy j iiitoa pliKC i.!'ir,.irt Ic. ii'ii . , ,inu liini .ill ill? Lv'li tii;iu- 
 rlfiati'd llaic', ami lonfi iiuriiiiy wiic all Adiimals aiKll nkt-ii out of uu ; liit ilull- I.:!, t'.ll'.v. :., ili ,t \vi.rc f,.--' 
 t.rcu Mi'ii ill ilitir own iirapinaiiop. i\ p\ \\v> man-: Mr jiooj for my iliinc, lut ijii:i|..:.;' .Ti.i r.' V'.n'\, r.iut 
 ticT thc^ p.iK'il av..iy I'.vo li.iy. ami tivo iii(;lits .iii.l not , I'riin'il fij It lew u^liM ii.',> a lata! .lili l,r (,t\vv.i\' ilmi' 
 ihr Icalt N' '.v,s to l-i; licjfil ulut was 1 tc. ini' ot 'cin ; ati tluir bi.iic Ailiiiliai ] .it ciiipic, i'iuiIk'.', -ii il v. i 
 Kill, iip'.ii the 'lur^l ilay in ilv. nioiiiiiig the pfior )k./i "',' lunvjllinp. lo ll.r ili. ii, and (o'llic I'ui.n 1 \a-.i i},:\\;j .: 
 all Mni ily and wo-ir.!i\l, pot r.. iht- .Ship, arJ piu tlirj till tile ii-\-t iiMrii.iip,, Imt ili n iwa- ;- o la:,' ,iii.t x'.wt 
 .'Admiral o'lt ol h;s fulpiint by ilii- ,S-oiy ot ilulc Ocn-i opp'.rtntntv w.'is };tii. , Kr tin- /'■...■;;■•,. I.i.i l.roir..) • 
 ili-iiii Ms fito. tlif .Ships in the iiifihi tiii.c h li 1 1., fc to '..v; 'l ov.ii ;''i..!. 
 
 'I he /'■)■•.:;«.-,'.- it I'vins fiidiii" v.liat I'.nt woim! t.iJ.c . toriilii'il the I'.ill'aii,!; l.i ili.n tln.y who a'ttiipieJ totir.:!.' 
 with tlu'in. h.ul i;ivrn i hem a vet plen'itiil Ititeriain-'. oil thotc .Ship, win- like to ( ai | etiv d n'' t. i ijiraA'.- 
 n'fnt, aii.l leeing thcni fo entirely al-aivlon J to ihe plca-i rempt ; l-el^K., the Kuci was v. ry navrnv \vh:eli ili. y 
 lure^ ot" k.itmg and Drii.kiMi', thoinju they had a l.ur j were to go up> and over and a'. o\<: the l-'. rt.s v,hi.;li the 
 Opponiif.ity now in their hands of takinj'. a (.■orlidiT.iUle ■ I'mim linil raisd, ikrc wa-. a iia'Tal I*orth.,.nion ct 
 
 .. ., Revcii;;o : In llior', they pot rii ;cther .i [odv ol eighty ; l<i iks, Irom whenec r. rniaii iiiiiiiler it. j^ht brit out tin. 
 
 .tnvi ('-■'«;'.( -A' ami ihrc;' hiiii.lnd In.Ur.iis, and liilhiip epoii lira lis of an Army alinoll, Ly ti.iiii.l.iiv; iloun gv^.it 
 tlic'tn w.th tli.ir Puree nlullt they were rliiis ei.iian'J, | Stones upi;n 'em. 
 fae'ihi.'d every .Man there prcfciii, and 'twas with mil. h ; AiiJ now with all iliefe 
 ilifTunliy that the ln.ii.-K eli.ipd ( like 'to.'* MrlUii^cr; 
 to eonie and hrmp the News. ' I is true, tliar rliis was 
 
 no IcU than perhaps the Ailmtr.il expee'te 
 
 dif'tlvai.ta .-, tin 
 
 the r^^r^irc 
 Sold CIS were for .wiiij; i.. .lUaek the .Siiij'-,. no liing el.i; 
 would lati^tie 'em, and tlurc v.M's dai ge.- of a guitral 
 Upoar ainonf il eni if il;e Admiral rit .- d tw ei " f.\ ; 
 
 lain'twas nnmc.e than ihefe iM.ii ileieiv el for till Crimes I tw.is t r tins re.llon perlurs nioie ih.ui any t' in;' i • 
 they Were i; idty of, hut \el lis ealie to iniap'.n that the , that he (oii'.ented to their i;i'iii;',, I ut l.ouever tui; ihei 
 .A.hiural mull needs Iv ili eply aMIk'tel at ir ; ti.r Lelid.cs ' with Ins CuiVent, he gave a Urn:! el.arve ili.-.t t! cy ihouKl 
 tli.it, h: had loll not onlv I'o many t.f his little Ciinn a- ! Ipy out a con' cnleiit lamlirg p|,i,-c, bi t ii t 1 iid, what 
 ny, liu; f 1 niniiy of his liell.Men, iwluihir.aJe It adoiibic opportiii.ity fiie\cr olhr'i.1 it kif; and willial, 'bat if 'h.^ 
 Lof;) his Bo.it W.15 t;ont mto the l\ii';ain, and without lealt dancer .".ppcir'd .neoiniiip .it thcSiups, ihey lloiili 
 that, tis well kMnv,-n, a .Slip is in a very forlorn e.ife at inui ediately ritnrn.anili.ot i reiuid to n ll. thru' it, toilie 
 .Sea j and there'.s no donlit lint he imiil have fiiHer'd the , lia?nrdii.ii if both Mm aiidlV .i-s. 
 very lail I'vrrenii'ies, if by I'ooJ. lornine he h.id not pot . I ho Co" niaiiil in this liiirerpr ye ivis pi. en to Ca;t 
 
 AIo/;;/-!,, and th. ir two ei.i^y Eor.'.s v. . re lU'.patcii'-.i 
 
 crowded With A" impucfctrs a,s fell asiver they (inl.'. 
 
 Aslijonas thev were cnie vviihm ri..fi li of tha 
 
 hold. 
 
 an old Hii.it from the I'm f/;;;.'/r/', lint hv.ht'.nt; oiithar, he 
 v.Ms .ili'c to ferie liiiiil'-if a little 'tiv' but a 1 trie; b 
 («,«.«> that means; l.elides this, fur a httle f.irther allcv.at'oi 
 
 ■I'HiJ". of his Mif.ri';% the /(././..;, tint had Iseen loll in the Cuns from the Enetny 'sScoiacs, ti.ey fci an tc. pl.iy pret- 
 prtat Srori", (crinitii; this fetf ml time to Hr.ifrc ) eamc '>' warmly upon 'cm .- an.! tluii o' r .\ tii lic-.o}', ail the 
 up lo li iM aji.iin 111 this Bay, but 111 the nioft mifcrahlc r)ifr'.u!tics tliL\ had f eii.:oiinter w iili, Cart.iiii .Ni- ,(;•:", 
 conlitioiith.it ever Ship was beheld in, all her Malls i niimif..! of the Adii iialii Oi.'er^ told 'em 'twas belt to 
 none cxtepr the niizen. her Sails quite blown away, retire, and not ui tnu any taitlier; liitthe touliiioiith'J '"1"''.'',''.°' 
 and every iv.iy cxtrcanilv lliaitcr'd : /X -Ship fo much Soldn rs prelcmly bepaii toal ufc li.iti, e.ih'd Imn c t-.i'.' ° ^■" "" 
 Weak., ii'il aP'' o'lt if order was but a p':or addition lo telliiij; h;in they always thi uii|i: lie v as f eh a one, and 
 the .■^dmi-al's Strcn::;!i ; yet for all he was in no better ni w iluy law it plain y ; wlutli was fuili aprovccat i n 
 circun llallce^ for an .Attempt, he could not but think of to the captain who was a Man of Metal and Coiira.;c 
 fonieKcvcrpe upon the ('ur.'i,:;.vr/,-. enough) that in that Tranf|ort lie loic't his Dii'y to 
 
 Ho ihcrefnre mov'd down the Rivti towards tlieii 'he /hli);iir.\ and piefenily coirniaiidc.i them to land ; 
 Town, jvhi.-.h he intendi d to beat down abi ut thiir but al.as, 'twas runiiiiij! upon certain and luvitabie bate: 
 I'ars ; but w hen he was about ii.ilf way, he found the " I is tiuc, they h.id by an eyeefs ot Courage f.me little 
 Kivcr lb narrow', bv realon of a Shoald. that thole neat .idvantaiicsai lirll, and thi (iaitaiii with ten ii ore of the 
 Ships loiild not pal'-, and all the Company declar'd it loldcit Kali d tlu W.illsofi r.eol the Sioiue\v\hi.e ano- 
 would l>e exrreainly haraidou'- to endeavour it ; nav, it ther Party diove tlieLiictr.y oi t of the o.hei, an.! poifell 
 was not without danger liiat 'hey wen' fo far, f.r they theni'.elses of it; I tit the Ihowr.s of //...V u Dar.s and 
 h.il very liflo more Water dian what the Ships drew, Anows that fc 1 upon 'em, and the gi. at Stones that wi r' 
 and if till y ha.l once come nyround, ii had been impoili-, thrown f cm ott'ihe 'Iii n hcs, were not to be avo.d.d : 
 liieevirto d fenpaee 'em ap.iin, liii.i , belides the ihal- ' In ll.orr, thel rave Ca] tain 'oil li^ l.if , and abn c '"iJ^;"",,''";;'" 
 lownels of the Water ) 'tis all 07ie liiereabout-, in.l no I thiid> of the Coinp.mv, and of iliofi' tli.it raurii'd there 
 An.ho-.s will h'.l.l to ha'e a .Ship off. I were not e ht I ut whn.t were biiteily wonnJe.!, fon s 
 
 .,..-.,. „f N.T.v :lie AdiiuMl found the wan; of his litiie liylu j havit.j; two e. three, odKis live or fix Am'Wvs apie. c 
 
 Ii si... Shi|-s, fir iio'di.n!; eonld be di'iic hero upon thai leoie;i Itiekini; m their Iloiiies. Ihc iiumler ct IouihI i\U;i 
 ■■" '■'"" and 'twas net i n y lure, but .v. niotl otlier places aloni; now remaining; v\'as very fniall, they had no hands r.c w 
 
 " ' ' the Hi.iii'ni Coall, th.it they woul.l h.Avc been difircls'il to fpare f r liphi ni.',haiirs but pill enough to do the iie- 
 f ir linall Ships, for all rh,-ir Hailxnirs arc bau'd, and'iclf.'ry VVoik of the Ships. 
 
 The .;.i(«i i/'s erncti II and loriuw f,ir thele 1 olfe^w a; 
 incxnrelfible, but howciei he fc, f.nl from tins unti rtu- 
 
 )Lft. 
 
 there is no peitnp any larpc hcasy Ships over em. .'\li 
 
 iIk Keveiu'.e that .(juld be taken hc'C was, to land fonie 
 
 Men aiii fpoil thf.r Farmh. ufes, which they d.d, and nate place for the llland ot St 
 
 bioiight .ifl dome ipiaiiiitics ot I'rovilion. 
 
 r>ui a I' '■■i.^urji: IMot propos'.l to the .•\dniiral a far 
 111. bier and more eoniiderable IU\enc;e than this, wliieli the 1 reakin.iT of hi> lliait !■ 
 
 r..i)i ; ami iwaj in 
 ttie way to this place th;it ilie Mivfjiniie betcll h ni 
 which conipleatcd ihe rniiiot" all ins Dciipni, and peihaps 
 
 was, tlie takiiir ' i.i b.i'urint; at lealt) the Town i f s'r .- 
 
 Tit s ■'... ■ .and pr. iin.',! lo carry ihe .Ships rvir that Par 
 
 witho'.: .iny danri ;, alliimuii;, that ilicy fliouKl lind at terms, taic 
 
 le.iH live lath. en Water there. 
 
 This I'l.ijo'l, as 'iwas .i vciy pi~od one rpon many 
 aeconiiL-, f.i 'twas eaqerly embr.ic'dby the whole Coni- 
 pam ai d api'tov'.l o! by tl'e .Admiral himleif, who very 
 well knew tliat '.Iv.'ii w-i- no p'acc in all B' /; r 1 ke that 
 t..r ilie fi.ppiv (f th le Wants he was iii : lint when it 
 
 l-lis Ship the /<';..'..'; , that had once before been 'oil rlio K«/;«{ 
 y a S'.oim, now wilfi lly lolt her I'eU, that is in pain'-'' " ii"- 
 'rmtliellip, ;ird left hnii to li.ilt forlum-' 
 f.lf ; iiut this was hot all, for iV.e had pot on b an! lur 
 theSiirceoMS wi'.h their .\lodii.ine;.-, belides the belt part 
 ofthcl'ro.ilions. and then had lift the Admir.d h.sidcd 
 wnh all her lirk and wo. ii.led .Men, !■) th.ic a.s 'he lick. 
 Men were under a nc.elllty of d\iiip, t'.r i-antoi I hvli^k, 
 the f'und oiit-s were no lef. cxpo-'d lor want of fiovi- 
 
 ».ime to bo excurcd it wo'.ild not dn, the /'tUHji.r/.was lions, if I'rovi.leiiu- did not tiipply them. ' I'wasC.ipt. 
 «'Hlirr \cry i;.!r.i. rant rf the pla^-e ordcfiP.nM to run the .').-.7 j.that eomn-anded tlie/(e i.,/; attti'snmc, and'.ohis 
 itiips a;;roiu d, tin' the deepcll Water all over the I'ar honour it nmlt be iccordcd, Ti, at /.':■»«) /-.e Aid.'; .''irr ,. i 
 Was bii't tliiee fathom, aii.l the Ships could not pretend i'::is licv: jUiio'.. 
 to i jfs there. Betldcothis .lila;'roi;rment,tlicRoad w.is 
 
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 ;>i. 1 licy ni.iJ.ca lluttto i^i't to lllin.l Si.9f/'rt//irt» li\ ih.n 
 '^''■^- rinii.' ilicir hil (;.i.k nt' l''ivili-v.'.\fit was in liaiul, .-hvI 
 '•'ii- tlicy 111. I rt'uaily Kpi'" "' '"'l '' ^'^'V t'>"'"''V "I'"" ''"^ 
 ^yi ''-li-niv of tilt- fiMriiiv I't' ill 't j;r.iii.l Nucll'.iry .iiMoiv;lt 
 tiu'in. At iln» I'l.i I' tliey r.tVi-lhW tlu'iiifi'Kcs, I'linfy >i 
 tliir Si.Ti-i iT Tsik^iiitt iiml I'lduii.'ii, im-iu!ci! ilniv 
 IV-ut, ami irAilc lici lii tni i'iiviIkt t'tviic : A-, tl-r I'n- 
 vil'OiK, tlii-v li.l.l i'iuv,l;.',li tiir luiiru\ii vvoi k^ iV ilioir 
 r.-.'.i!iv r.i'i' \v WIN o!' !ivi!M', but ili',';r 'I'Mikliii,; w.iv 
 tiiuili kli .111,1 wofii' in |Muj'>iriiiin, fur tlun h.i.l iiir.lly 
 Tiiv |vn|-,'v L'l'i, -iii'l I'll', tinir .S.iil* ill all, ilic Si'iit-f.iil 
 Tiiul !•< rci(V|-i'.ii| ( t«<i 111' the nv'll nr. tlluv Iviiir 
 Vli' lU wantiii'-. niiJ tin- veil nuiif il'^n li''lt »^"i'" "m 
 'I 111- AiiiiiT.il Ik ri' mI'I Vn\ pKiinly lii'' ilrii};" ot ('.iii!', a 
 f'f iini!riii'i;t'.ii [Ik- A//';,-//.i>(/,i; .SVi.t.'.", tiir tlicy jiii.l 'Mc 
 .ViiniiiKr iicM 1 it'i'.c ciii, aiut tlicy vMiii'il lui; tiiil of a 
 (hiiknf \'iv;hi.il,. in !V'i"!?tl"t «■•■>>. •" '''■'l' it SimV.iikJ 
 ('.• !;fi."r uciilil torvcilu' turn. 
 
 1 V:i(:ii ti> .n miK h ivilcctidii .i< ilic <ii\ iiiiltiiicr v\(iiiKt i ■ 
 •idiim nf, that is lir lr,l ilii.-/'<i;/r;.'y.(ncr iti the N'o>t ^--^ 
 'imc, aiiii kii. mv.v, iliai ilir Alcii wcro inoltiv ii"i-ii'' ' H,it,i 
 Ik- ailiir'il the liii-iiiy, tlni tlioy mi^hi .liiovcti w\\.. rh.'i i'' ',. 
 wmiM wuh 'riiMlik-i- tiny miMl' make i-.n rcliltaiKL- j 
 aiii! (■) all till.- Ill 1; aii.l uiuimli'il one w.-ic iminl.-r'J ni-. 
 >n tliL- 1| 01, aikl ihi' icit taki-n l'riliiiiir«. 
 
 At':i-rtliis Mif. jiicuifiii.-, i\w I' ., u'iin-f- went o-iTr tn 
 
 I't (irlii-r liilc a^1lIl, fur k-f If vera! I'arti.'i (if / hm 
 
 I'l.irii:.! 1 - aii.l ilown .mi m.\\ iIk- Hiiilhsniul Tree*, 
 
 vholi. (li|ti-cf>'.i imr M ii urJi tlicir Ainms (aiil ,ri 
 
 • Mililii.n W- i.iirr tlu'iiiilvi.s; liiat .lio\ wcTi- tlri'.l'to 
 
 ipiii ilicll.on- i-iiiin-U. -iMil j'o (Ml IvjariliiirSiiip ■ 'j-i,;, 
 
 wasa vi-iy j',u-:u priiiKlK.t' t'> tliriii, i'ii-,n,|i. ,hiv hail 
 
 '»i| Hniilul nil rlic K(<)MiVi rlicy iTiic allloi-c af'iiit, m-i- 
 
 ilii-r liail they laid iii tliai Uik-Ii cif Wcoil aiiij llell, W'a 
 
 r-i ih.y vviiiteil ; l-iil twa^ iii.pcllil'le to Hay, an, I hi 
 
 ii'cy wcreol)|ii>il i.j liuMiiir to tlii. prtleiii iii);aii Ne.if- 
 
 M' If 
 
 Tlirk- arj . tlier An;iimems whieli \.,i-e iiri^'il (m tlii-: jllry, 
 ,'''V.';.uirlVt!icy haJ fuimi.h I'lticiKt asti) liiar,fmliiiiiiuli "Mir A.hiiiral nciiv iiiailc- fnly a Ihew if livinp 
 
 , ,,, lor 
 
 iv,!.rjijliipiiili'iiie :i.\t.- aiifwiT u 11 h only ^^l;tlMll^ iiiiirimninpsl Ih'^ Heart uas lo far froken that heroiifl h.iiiily fclakf 
 aril at laCt ,loiviiri);Lt . 1 iiiiocr'. a!;amlt liiin that ['io|m,.,;,1 i lu l^.j.. iii,!re,l ; all hi-, |-|opes v.-tl-e j'.oiie, an.! he iltlirM 
 'eir. ; in Ihorr, rhey Iwoie all ro'.ni.l, iliat ihev woiihl )ii(,iliin^ tr.ort than to j-ei into li)ine lU folate |<laec, ami 
 roer po to i!ie Vr. !•.>.> a;;ain, I'vlr (ail tlireCtly lnaiic.aiul 'ro he ilown anil ilie ; vet Iti I! hr hail fome iiunil rn |-(- 
 th.nnuhinj; ll oiil I iliveir euifioni their p-.n-pufe. '1 he l.iiiuii! K.narils ihc Sn.-.its, fur Ins oiiriapioiis Sa'lor-. 
 /\!niir.-.l was i> h:!;li!' iiieens'il at th". itariiii; Inlolen. e, I ttiiff. riily tefnliiin Ir, lie pr(i(.iyil rhc p.oiiii; frir Nt .'(.- 
 l^.i lieu'fiU'il to ;iia'-c I'lie lit' the pviiicipal Miii:neers |/fH.-. 'I li s Delii^iiiliey keiuil t.i Kmiplv wiili, but ver 
 inH-.inipli to rlie relt, an I that wrh hi< own Haii.i rjiii clfecb uiJ.eaMnn I lo fnittraic it, tui \'.lieM la was 
 l hi.s fj ow refnsVI to i;o to the Mi^irlv}':\ .Vr. (>-, fiu | alleep tlity would lail diredly eoiitui-y ro h s Onlers j 
 tlii .Vim-r.il wo-'l ' i-iou- for e him to iii.ikc a mneh loii- an. I when iluy hi'l uot'in Km fat to the Norihv-.arikf.r 
 ■j>rVoya;:e, ami tin' th.it ei-ul wh.pt a Rope al^oiit iii< ; .Sr. //(■A'«f,'tvv;is impolltfle to pciluadt 'cm to tnekafont 
 Nitk..iV,i inteii.leilto lhan;^lf hnn : NViien the tlompany ' a little to the .SoutliwanlsatM.n, lo li..nil>ly teaitiil were 
 f'"- that hj wa< in pooJ earnelt, an.i the lellow was the,- of rhr Vn-.i;/,', and fo jenlons kit the A.liiiiial Ihoiijil 
 J' iiy to pi-it iiid.cd, they all delir'd the Maih-r of the tr.ek 'emtliichcr. 
 Ship to tnicnc.U- with the Adniiral for hih 1 ik', and 
 pr.'niisM tlu-v w.nd.! 1-eo' e.'iein for ilie liiture, anvl take 
 what C'tiiirle'lie himl'lf llionld ilink lit ; to the Oiiin- 
 ii.il was dilel'.a--'''.!, and the others kemd to le in a 
 
 W'hi' between this rude 0!>ftiiiary ot'ilu-iis and tliafl'i. 
 I the Winds t'-p,.-,her, they did not ionie lo St. Ih'rnit,'. 
 
 biit, a>n Ih'aild !ei.ni nude 
 
 y./i-j 
 
 the oelt ot llieii w.iy ti.i 
 
 hjiii'- 
 
 1./. 'I'li-s Coi.rl.- the Admiral hated work- c'' 
 
 miuh be't. r hiin'i. iiran.lirore (jrn ei liable tor fine time, l.'eath, ani!a> bail as Ins Men did the A/,-!;* »/./^.SV 
 .ifier the Adniir-il liad thuscxencd hi.s Aiiih.M-uy, and tor, liavinc been unfurtiiiiate, he ivas alhaio'd to ''<.•: !ns 
 ll.i-tvn t 'at he V as t:ot dr.iid ■■ "" 'eiTi ; Imtalliie while N.n.ve Cmmtrv without lome Pcif roianc's won y b tl) 
 they were III. r ri.allv nieivkd, they did hilt eany It fair- 
 Is .md-fnino'h.'y lo his I-'a. e, when at the lame ti.!-.,- rhey 
 
 fecretly ciir.sM lum and hii di lipns, and plotted his de 
 (tn'i;>ion, 
 
 LvA.;.!.!. 'Tw.i:; in a terrible fear of their Villanv that heliv'd 
 
 [j[|5i|,"|''','''a!lthctiine he wasalhore at thisIllanJ, .iboiit new binj. 
 
 lini.ii ctfii diiip the Be.i! : The l'vt:i.'iicyc had continually a watch- 
 
 iiificiil.iJ.fiiJ eye upon him. and wanted but an oi'portuniry t(-) ! Wiirilimi 1 ife a: .Sea. 
 
 alTiuIr him ; Ix'lide:;, tliere was bn; a fmall Creek that . And thus hive we I'tc laP. Adv.'n'-n'e 
 parted thefe fneniies from him, and he had reafon enoupli ami (ircat Man, \dmi- d f.'.(«..'//.'i .■ Wis lirll Vovape wa 
 to apprehend thar fome of his pood I'eop'e imght hold a ' as full of CJlory astlii, was of . Misfortune ; r.o .\'j'ievc 
 Correfron.lencc with 'em : b'or him to fnfpeiil ih-is nuieh lonipab'd the Glob" in lij little t 
 
 of It and h mfelf : lV.:'.'tw-.i> n\ vain 'o •■ ■li,t,::.;ii ."r Mm 
 >.;: l.> ;;,. ir. ni /.•■ .'V,- /.• ,/ ,;..■., or Hiiv iiu ii furies .is 'hofc 
 Wire that to'-niented hiin. 
 
 Hewasmori tlian , . to ilie>,'.ir'h,v.-rds i f the l.mc 
 wlK-n he ^>i-.,ieih-si..u..|, .-.;i i, ,), -..^.ther with i iijs 
 lait Will and Teltnment,bnt his ac.:"ni.L ' -v.,'..s ol! tiierc, 
 and we lie;ir not wiu'th^r h;. came .-.I'lor' .' cr-.kd hi.s 
 
 of them, had no: been at all any injury to the Ko;',ues ; jnoie happy ih'ni;sair.. -id, and rcti'tiid to his O 
 
 for brilje.s, that their rebellio.is and treai herons l')ifpo(i- 
 
 tion was a fiffieient ennind for'i, they were at that rim..- 
 
 a.'ttially eahalling with the l'»t'i'^iiii\ and. lonfpirint; 
 
 the Murder of the Admiral and all the Coaipany ail.ore ;- ny if b.Ue Fellows Mnerpos'il and e.'i 
 
 and a certain /<///.v«.i« (one of the number) brought th.- 1 
 
 Brave 
 
 a.s 
 
 ver 
 
 no Man I ver did 
 
 ■onntty 
 
 in preater Ho'iip aed Truiii-.pii than he ; and 'ri< not un- 
 
 l.kely rliat he n-;ii l.i ha\e r,.oiie this laft time as bri,i;lit 
 
 a^ he did the hi'r, h.id not the lil 1 luntMiirs of a comp.a- 
 
 ' '' d hint. 
 
 • 
 
 i 
 
 
 ••»-f \ 
 
 Chap. IV. 
 
 y he jlrM^^c Adventures 0/ Anthony Kni vet, (n^bo nent out ivith 
 Admiral Candifh /'// bis lajl Expedition ) amongU the f'ortU- 
 guefe .-?;;'/ Jndian.S ^ together mth b'is I ravels thro' tbofe part s\ 
 and the nc count of the Teopk\ their Cn/lcms, and the TroduUs of 
 their Countries. 
 
 WHhN the Reader has confider'J the whole 
 rourfe of tin-. Man's Adventures, feen what 
 Uangers he paf.'d., and what Difficulties he 
 furinonnted, it may be he'll be ready to wonder what 
 eoiild kill fucli a man at lali, and wli.4t Uc.ith he fl.oiild 
 die : An.l indeed one niav venture to fay, that it i-, not 
 likely he was lorn cither to be lian>;d .1 drown '1,1 
 fcrain'd cr Ita', h'd, to be kiil'd cither v;ith Heathen Ar-, 
 rows or Chrilt:an Shot, to be roallcd 1:1 the tornd or 
 
 HI 
 
 Cai lias nine I.ifes, bceanfo wc fee it fo tough and har- 
 dy, .and indiire fo many kicks and Mows ; ami for tin; 
 fime uafon we may allow this Man at lealt to i;-niiy if 
 not donbk the number. But let ns folli.'w Mm, an.l fee 
 how nmiy Deaths he li.as confronted, that we may judoe 
 the lietterboth ot his i;ood Foi tune and Conliltutioii. 
 
 This was the Man that f hrh of ail , loit his Toes by 
 the levue Col.l ni the Miz^cHni.lcl^'iriiun, where he was 
 ,alf) very near la-.i- i.p with l.iee .it the lame tune : 
 fi-o^-en in the .-ji i Z/)ne, to be d.evoiir .1 liy Wild ReallsjTwKC they im?.j'jind htm to be i]iiite d.c.ul, .md acror- 
 r.oi- ( whiili ii> worfe) by Wild Men. W:.- .ifiaiU lay a,(iingly took him up ro ntni; him ovcrboaid, but luft .as 
 
 they 
 
 Kiht: lol't I 
 i-ili T JCi. 
 
Lib. c 
 
 ■iHcr 111 thi-N'o'-t ^> 
 re iiHiltIv iii'i-ii ' I II 'I 
 ; .III I'vcii >,vli., rl'.'i '■■> ' 
 alii' r.n rtliltaiiJi.' { 
 \\c\c imirit.'i'il iip- 
 
 •nef- Went oviT t(* 
 P.ii-.i.s c-t ; h'li 
 Hulli. s iniil 'Ircc, 
 r Arnms (.111 1 vri 
 icv wcTf ti riM ID 
 .ir.ltlvSliii.- 'lliis 
 i'liMvifc th( V hail 
 
 Illl'Oll' ll.ollt, IH'I 
 
 onil iiiiil lu'il. W.i 
 I'lc to li.iy, ,111.1 |i> 
 .lout iirpcm Noicl- 
 
 licw if li\inp, fir 
 oul.l h.iixlly Ic l.iii* 
 DUO, :in.l lie (iilir'J 
 li liiLiu- pl;u"c, :iiul 
 
 liMiir iimiii rn Ic 
 oii:r,igioii» .*>.!• loii 
 ic I'.ouu; t'nr Nt /(.- 
 ipW Willi, but ycr 
 
 lot mIiom 111 xv.is 
 I'y to li s Drdcis j 
 lio KiTiliw.ifiKt'i.r 
 f "ciii to tnik.iloiit 
 ■ ri il'ly liMitiil wi'io 
 till- Ailiiur.ll ll.iiuM 
 
 Cb^P- IV. Knivct'j /Vi/f/jn/mcx r;//rWc l-lnd-es. 6y9 
 
 r,9i- 
 
 .ri 1 
 
 i.t'tlu'iis ami that 111- 
 
 mm' 10 .St. Ihrna, 
 t 111' tlii'ir w.iy till 
 
 hatcii u-.^rlt t''ail 
 M^"^'ll, 11!. kSr ■<; 
 
 alhaip'il I') '"-■• !i!s 
 wnC's wot!' y l< th 
 n -lilt, ::.',.;.: Mm 
 1:1 li I iiri.,', .IS ihofc 
 
 hw.'rdsiitli'.' i.inc 
 I ,. thcr Willi 1 tiis 
 u.t '-w.i'.cs oii ;iure, 
 lljor- ■ r er'-litl his 
 
 I'i ... • Brave 
 IS lint Viiv.if^c wa.'s 
 iiiu" ; no .N'.i'.cvcr 
 1 M.1II 1 vtr diJ 
 d to hi'; C.minti/ 
 air* '•'. ; nut iin- 
 lafl tiiii', ,is I rij;ht 
 iii;)i'.r<ot'a com(ia- 
 d hull. 
 
 '.I 1. 1. 1 
 
 hiul-r.v I 1. 
 
 U out irith 
 I'ortii- 
 
 ^ bo fe parts; 
 ^'■oMs of 
 
 tough am! har- 
 n"i ; and tor ihi- 
 It.ilt lb niiiy, it' 
 ow I'iiii, and lie 
 hat no may jiiJuc 
 Coiillitut:oii. 
 I' ill hisToosliy ,. . 
 t:. vliiTc Ik- was 111, I; 
 the laiin- time : 
 ilc.ul, r.nd aoror- 
 joaid, but iu(t as 
 I hey 
 
 yd out in M'ly unod mi..*, lor he wa-. 
 I'ltlicr Icii. v! a,. r.i' r 1 cii.t li.ilt | tiiii) 
 
 they were r.oinp t(i doit tli' man I'puke, an 1 .lein i 
 , tl'.i'iii til lorlie.!!, be.anre he was not yet iHiue ^0111. j 
 and iiTi.i'iily lie i ry'd out in M'ly jjnod mi..-, lor he wa 
 a> Miarciiilii', 'man 
 
 is 10 .1 I MI'. It. 
 
 No- liiiii'. .ilcr, tho .Ailniital iiiaV.iiip. .1 1 low at nneo! 
 
 Ills nuitiii' lis Si.iii.en Mitli .1 pii e i i" a linclrv ('al>le 
 
 "I'-, a., idnit Ikriii k ^ .•'■(" iiilte,'..! ni il..-i Rali-i\ ai.d l.il.l 
 
 li m t'lr ilea.l vr''ii theiHiNj and tii.h, ImnIiiij l.m 
 
 ii..uir 
 
 tliiTv fur l' me tun.' and ll,.\'.:i i-.u li|'iis ol 1 '.t'. , f'-cy e'en i t-x 1 
 t.'ik him up, deli/iiini; to ,,ii'. Ii.ii, to tlie I' iK'S I'lr 
 asltliire^ the I'lM inai»li;."i.''eii ni'hemin a v,rv lia;'- 
 p. !iiiiiiite that he I'.i.l \cr li .n ..tV r^irauii 1:. and \> 
 U\' 1 li.iid. A I'l.r ilia, time a ; •. 
 •\t tlie llhsoi' .Si. s -■/ /• , 
 f Willi toni'-uihir- ; in I'.i' 1. i|t 
 v.M' ealil; r.p]ol a iii:i!i [.1 1. ; 
 
 l''.i ii, his r it f ai .1 \-.liaL 'i\x, h.- liui lifi ) csfcam'j 
 r.i'.v ; 1: • \v.\ nil .lly 1 liable \-i ;p :ik, 11 i:hei . onid If 
 llir wi'liiiu; lul;i ; ho and r.Il I'is ll. iiip.my w.re 1. nk'd 
 iil'(.'M Ml be I'.iit all Hoj c ami Ciue,:in,l (inv. r.' i t dun 11 
 here til m'ko their I'ate, beny loU i iitircly t > t!ii 
 IViV'JiiK'o. .'\' (:•! ,\i,(' .■': pari, btiiv'ontc l.i 
 p.'iK'.l 1. 1 lile lip no in. iv, but th.. oi'ei-; w^ie in beilki 
 
 tiir li iiir a Ion;' To! p'o, w'mi b |. .■ t! e f 'in he "lu- 
 inu': III ,1 Harp'Ujviion, A', fu,' h.n | i«., b,.- fuj lii« .iM 
 rraviis .iid exM.\:;cit 'he nri n lu.io to lia «• ' ceii 
 ll'ii'd and ■ n; ".I iiithoi. b. rid (l.-w; iht virN j'lit of 
 whiih :■ ailt hull tier ' i ; I , tab ffa f .M. 11 '.lie Lrca- 
 Hire til n'd a. i.i't anil i..n 1 '■luUi n o'.i.i.. 
 
 1. nia\ i I ih's iineY)'i\:ti,. 1) Ir 1 r ni',.' >' ■! H'ji fi' , "■^■<s 
 Inn, a i'tl.. bur ■ 1 : I1..U ..•■,. r, 'i'. r ' .>•-..•. .iv! elje irii'lic 
 hav ' ni re 1' .h \'iiii'i . r i.o l.,ild b, ih'.;; i- .11 0, a:!.: ton 
 
 il the 1 e^ 
 ihi.. 
 
 c '.x IS bri- ! !•: allvir 
 i.'i';.ii lo .ab' that Olio 
 I'.,', I'udv w.is a.! o^er 
 
 r .N'.'.ii"' ■• I Kivii !•. '1 I I'l . II d 1;' 
 I :i'. ihi-, be woi.: ,i\v..y t'l 111 iI.im '.• In. ,11 1 
 iir.i ihc lll.iii !. 
 
 I lis ii'M plir. ( f" f.'i'i I'T'-i V a 
 'i^ht !;, I, id I't .1 mil'' n- W'halo )■ u... 
 .l,"-r, like .1 Ship \m!i il,e K.oi 1 ' w,"i 
 hill 1 il ;i ' ! I |...| ( r.i lliiif, ;. 1 ! t'..' 
 t' I till' l! -u" III a li'"iii'^h-, a,i ! II . 
 0110 I'll 1. 1. 1' 1 I foruny'r r ■ i ■ 
 
 I'll', -,s '.'iiod liii k V. ill ! I. r e .1, •" iW.'. pa e ho o', r ^' '■'/'''• 
 ^viiii liine t r.'i^.uu ; tliii • V,- b.-. .\l 11 n . 10 If.' "' ' 
 allicre, ( "f, • . l-r 1 p" .s.i i.'.i •! •'■ ■ I ni.o ;. .110 tli :t I... 
 ;• yn'.l I 1 1 I I wi h tti.iii, ,i't 'o- 
 
 ' ' ' , Ili'U 
 
 bv Ire- 
 b -e 
 
 earc nflha I boiii ■ .•'nd lia\ii' 
 , he OK '(vlii r th^'y nia.lo :i | 
 
 ,lioi,i,i,,'.i b tbc 
 I'.; il.a,; .i]on ''i.. 
 'lis ; b. 10 I;.- 10 il : 
 r, li.e Wl'.i!' 
 •! '. iln.r'j \' il 
 
 I 
 
 Iti |'0"i t'l ■! , ,11-.', I'rii.l 
 
 die was ill a mil, Il bo'l.'r It i:. ol 1 lialb. i,.'i, and 
 
 ilitont j'liiij'. into tlr. Woer ha I lil'r heal d 1 
 
 oM"- Ivn in;.; la n there upon 'he Sand, unikr the pouer {'.ot, diat ho was ab'o 10 « dk vity vsod. 
 
 t 1 Raiis 111 ihe N' 11, for lixe or ii-s- h."irs be bii'.an 10 TIkI'' pour men kn.w \v.|, 1 noii 'li ilrit ih'^'V (l.i. I 
 
 • ''iTii.' : . Iiimroit', ti.e \\ arm, Sun oarr-, i'lp oil'ih it.le.id!; 1 nevir lie taken into the Sh p ayjiii, and 'li'.ri I .le itm'i 
 
 Chill ilvit pnlllfsd him l>. 'ore, aii.l railinl'h's BU.odand | P"'^'"''' l^^"' tb^'" '^'l^''--'' ^'s well as thu ooiil.'., id! loio. 
 
 ,S-ir.:s into lonie m. non ap.ini, The liril tlui c he dn! wav wasc pm tor em tu I'oc elcar : I'm r li.piiedlb.r 
 
 ._ .1,1. .,_ . |.. .... " .-.•. I.l..'r. ...../ ..I.- .. 1....:..^.- 1....1.. 
 
 \\ |s II 
 
 dei'ii 
 f; 
 
 ■ he 
 iiu loiiie deail 
 
 (.'lunp. lip the (, holt ; this wa. a melancholy Scene 10 the bivniio' hands, and told 'eir.tlia; two ot 
 auiiiith.it liaJ lilt [I'll now I'eo.i'.ei'd h;s Seiif s, an.l (i 1111 inioi'S v. O'o taken 1'-. ilon Ts, an 1 I'.'ouUl bo caii- 
 
 eazo and (taroa'.'Oui, likeo:-,e awakM out ot'l"'ii., ; rli;' P fi'url -mil 
 ■.l<ei\ or a ni.in eonie I'.n k a';iin int.) the VVoild notae ol'iheir b. in; 
 
 ':;'•/, hiviiin Iom way or o.lici b i.l 
 ; there, lin.led I'p'ii the lib,:,! v.i'ii 
 
 0111 an fixMlie ; and the lirlt O'. ).ilh that preleiue.l |a coMlidcrablr n'.nibjr of Men. mt-'iidinj; 10 ihUroy or 
 leinrelees id liim were his t oTipaiiions lyinp about him, ' take 'em all I'riloners 'I h", News was bna'cht "em m 
 line dead, odicrs in ihe;r lall Ai;oiib'.s. uroani'ii' an.! tlir Nii'h', bv I'li.' of their oun M, 11, who had e cap'il 
 
 iif their oun M, 11, who had e cap'il 
 I'tlicis of their 
 
 h toliau- madj lum bdl' 
 
 :w.is enoni' 
 
 be Pile he was I'oiiie time e 
 
 0111 all a'^iam 
 
 T.i Itram'd bv the /' •«, 
 
 to diie.-t them I.-) their Qii 
 
 iir- 
 
 oiv 
 
 crinj; 
 
 U'oil.l 
 
 what bro:iRli'. em into tint luuilitioii 
 
 :,i what fort of tors Neuh,'r wa> there any way 'ov 'em to avoid the 
 
 id JVK, how lie .ind they oaiue rhiih. 1, and approa, hai,;; Danpci-, for ih. y wrnld I 
 
 b ttheSia lan lo liit;li 
 
 but luuiii;.; afisr iIk' Sh ire 
 
 tin 
 
 clfd al . 
 lU 
 
 lomr time recover d the iv.eni-r 
 
 conelnj 
 
 A b 
 
 { .IS we will I'lipi'ofe ) that the Ship'sCump,in; the wat 
 
 iriiK'r ilimi;- 
 Ship'sCo 
 
 id 
 
 had lei them all alV.ore to die, we'll believe 
 poor m.in was in no l':na!l dillrelb 
 
 the for the \'. f. 
 He h.und ibar hii (i i/'d 'em, and 
 
 ' were o! Iii^'d tok'cp rlioii !' -ll I'li-i I j upon 
 I'ut, .11 Hint a'l their (;.ircava'.ril ' 
 
 li;tle 
 
 roke in upon em. 
 
 aiiil frthiHtft 
 
 Co lip .nions h'.d halU'ii'il th.iir own bdid, fnnie ofihcm 
 
 \ery qiikk 
 
 thi'l'i' mifer.ib'i Captives tl'eykno. 
 
 , t'cc tMii "poii 
 
 b 
 
 lido ; this he lelatc: , th. ■' low he 
 
 y ear.iu'.a fort of venomous Peal'e thai grew by the Sea- on '.lie iie.id, an.l an lii.l\i 
 
 fit 
 
 111 ( , 
 iili.ili diid 
 
 ot It we cant tell 
 
 tics 
 mcri 
 
 b'l 
 
 owever, eo 
 
 to the knowledge the lame faiko, makiiii^ two or 'hr 
 nliderini' the Cal.iini- hi . Ibort Bill. b"i he oateh 11' ho'i 
 
 i.i.i; 
 
 to !• 1 
 
 they were dibver'd iV.iin byl).-aili, he thank'd the w,is jiilt by, ;iiid .ryin!; out, lli: 
 
 ^ flows -Il lum wi'ii 
 if a ('• i.\\}irj- thai. 
 
 '.f ll'i 
 
 ,.f He 
 
 f ,r II 
 
 t.v tlio e pO'U- 
 
 \Vi 
 
 1. wing tliai I'avoni 
 
 an.l at the lame lime beivii 
 
 I I'd 1; 
 
 ' //. :'.■ /.;.. I 
 
 Re 
 
 ter that 
 
 h 
 
 IS o 
 
 '.n Ml 
 
 he w 
 
 as kit out 
 
 f the 
 
 .\|'i.. 
 
 I'V referv'd fur,! J.ife of liteliMifei 
 
 • ha.l t.ild Ills Tale (wlr.ih 'tis pi 
 
 r.vu 
 
 IS he bail eieii wh.it eanie npperiiioft at th.ii time in liis tii 'ju 11 
 
 now roa'oiifiov! 
 
 r 
 
 •'I'.er il lum mti 
 
 the h- 
 
 , Willi 
 
 Sh- 
 
 Ih'.: S- 
 
 faw no lii',11 of .iiiy whom he was to go, but he leariin; h ■ il, ni'd bi 
 
 ,me to relieve if lee wha' wai 
 
 111 
 
 er'd, bee'd ofilie l'.<iti 
 
 ■ to let lum I'.i) aloiv 
 
 ,if him 1 
 
 an 
 
 I ai f. r b'onil, there was nothing to be him wherever he 
 
 ho 
 
 icni; ainn 
 
 ,g widt 
 ■'d ihac 
 
 hul.unler, li; wo'ild have ea'. Ionic of th.- 'teremoiiticird this b, 
 Ve.ifo : K. w 
 
 vjs his Mave, .in.l thai beinnjlii fafciv vcn- 
 
 'iliar, was to be poyf ii"d ; an.l to bir- itiiio himl'elf with liini, he til'ow'.i li,n a ojig tlio.^lr 
 
 be.ir.was tube Itarv'd ; an.l tho' he was no; ai all t'ond 1 hey 
 
 tiavelM t, 
 
 of I.iKe, yet he .iiiil.l nut 
 
 y 
 
 I w.ns he ha.l belt 
 
 etermine by vvlu..h el ihol 
 
 W 
 
 pit a per o.l to it 
 
 line he wis 
 
 ill tli,!e iho'iglus he faw foiuc'.liing liir 
 jaliiore, and niakiii'' a Ihdi t.i crawl tliiilier 
 
 upon ,i!i I.)' r 
 
 ■t, 
 
 un.l they were 
 
 Crab- 
 
 'lavm", apout 
 
 they came t.i any 
 
 R,.,ks 
 
 almolt all 
 
 hat ran out in 
 
 ould tike Iniii upon Ills Ua, k. 
 
 and whe.i Trjv. ;> niih 
 in .V..,, 111. ,^j (,j,,u,„, 
 Uv..n 1 uud 
 
 he Riicks till tliev 
 
 itc clear of 
 
 id ilii 
 
 am ; 
 
 l.uid him a; 
 Hood by the Sho 
 
 :if lall they c,ime by a rroi'.. Cl 
 
 in ihcM.idl ; lo hiving g.nton riiueot'ihofc, he can 
 
 'em ti a ho'lovv big tree liardb^, where he found a f . . 
 
 gnat b'lie ready made, and laying 'em upeiithc CV'als.ilix V" ',.;:;;.' '/I'jot which one was the Captain of the Co 
 
 id then his f.ivage ( .11 -.le whiltlcd, 
 
 I) which another thai was upon the top of the Cjitf an- 
 
 and upon iliis there lucfcnrlv came out live or 
 
 drcfs .! e:u m this manner an.l eat 'em. 
 
 .Mil 
 
 nv that had thus allaulted ih;iii. 
 
 s Repall he lay d>>wn to llecp again, and llpt When K'l'ri w.asbroughr beiore h 
 
 till tlie ne\t dav, atid then ai the t nn' o( 'he K'.>b took 
 
 hull, .' / ''.' I 
 
 but the I'uliiner 1 
 
 'cnv' Mine 
 
 ihiii 
 
 [TIE -ii'tv to get 
 111 
 
 1 was all Ills jhur.giy after his N ghts jnuinev, delird il'.at he inighi 
 
 tnMiiiien.ui c, aiu! witlUiiit 
 
 d. 
 
 I re Crabs 
 which he luiilt of necellity ^ lirlt have 
 
 ;d. at this rate he liv 'd eieht or nine I knew 
 
 Cr,ibs h.' ic 
 Ilis Co 
 
 •ho-.t die fig!'.' of any living CreainreoNceplihe; of his, bu; h. wever th.-\ yr iii.'.l it, .m.l gave hi 
 
 ir.ic Victual'', an ! then he would tell all he 
 'the ;'c 'ii:',ij la gli'd hear'ilv at tins Rcpici 
 
 in ;i 
 
 I ikpoii ; 
 ors be'.; 
 
 but the Itcneli oftheile.ad Bojies of Ipretty geud Meil aitetwhi.h l;c fi'isiied their .Jm'iolity 
 
 inii'.iii^ III i;'ovv veiv iioiloni and aswe 
 
 I as he 
 
 Id 
 
 wa.. t.i 
 
 > remove hisOua.ters t 
 
 o anotlier 
 
 Tl 
 
 to tiic .\;'.i,- tl'.ey 
 
 delird. 
 
 I'lifonrrs 1" 
 
 ing .00 oroii!.',! 
 
 I hid 
 
 pacr, 
 
 lii;e ot a t i.r 
 
 dus ' 
 Kb 
 
 a'. fui'iO convenient diltan,:e, by the ceiv'd ih.ir b.ite ai this pi ue ; no i 
 
 ler. re- y, 
 
 I ■ -r" 
 '' ... .11, 
 
 Ihi' Ik hid not L'.eii hc.e ..bove half an h ur befo 
 I'll' le bin of Criaiure laiiie out of the River, 
 
 if them u'Cic fKrnu'd, while .\' 
 
 .'■• 'h:'.!! tvvir.ty e gbi 
 aiM on.- 'uorcali r,i 
 
 - k,ll'a. 
 
 id 
 
 cicap 
 
 .•M'lcrtli 
 
 was carried 
 
 ih' 
 
 dlv II 
 
 ivv.irC.s luni ; 1 
 
 ti n, 
 
 was al. 
 
 villi Si .lie-, II b.ad gieac I'gly Claws, and a long Tail 
 
 : Cl!) ol Si..'i.; .-// '..'K, litirus 
 
 :iy by the l'\-:^!i 
 upon the Rive 
 
 or ot 
 
 to K.'.-V' Mt- 
 
 L ;_r.0l IS! S. Jf«» 
 
 id 
 
 ,ime to inn avvav, it that 
 
 n'.l lii\ I bsen a ileluerance to him ) and thercl',,re 1 
 
 :>lih. 
 
 It, well' I'U vvartls to ii'.ec. it ; the .Annnai upen 
 
 tills U'jud Ibli M.iX Icjk'd ai hull, ,'.j)J i 
 
 h'.s Month 
 
 At their entrance almolt all the City lame 
 
 meet 'ein.tliov made In. h a n. ilc ivith Fu'ts ai 
 
 id 13r 
 
 as i.h'.y came aloii'.; in thtuC.aiiies 
 
 'Ihi 
 
 ilel- 
 
 ws (being come pretty neartlie Shore) tO' k him op 
 1 thcii Anns an.l lols'J lum o u .01:0 the Sea, trviuis 
 
 i'ocil'i 
 
 'I 
 
 \^ 
 
 \:' lit 
 
 'J 
 
 
I 
 
 
 it 
 
 I' 
 
 m 
 
 700 
 
 Knivet'r Mitfortimcuntbe Wuft-llldics. 
 
 Lib V. 
 
 
 )•..?•' «/- Mr,,-!-, whuli li.iil wi'llm^'li iollHuii li,* I. ill', tiJIoivd \<m\\A U' I'u .. lur tli.in iliat ».t DliiIi it dlK 
 
 for llic I'iiUM.iii f>> lU'iuR ilul \k Wrt, .iliiiull iMitaJi Hoxviv.r, (in ll.iw lii^w |'K.i'iii'y K-Uer wi^ t*iii 15'- 
 
 AW.iy wrh if, .iiul h.'il iiit.iilil> bciii .'.n wr.'J it uiu il.catc' iii.,i liiv I it.- ul.i.li ;.. l, . >,. _ .. . ■•^^'■•^ 
 
 \\[v' h.i.l III. ri' . iiniMlli.M, )li.(ii ihi- ri.ll lia^l i" i i"iii- 
 ir-.inifil I im'i-t ihiSl.r.ii iliat Wt-tcliy lo ^;ii a-i>l I'Uli 
 h 111 nut 
 
 il.catcJ. urn his I. lU, which in li •■ nvi; iirigmiti.iti W4 
 a» aouj ;H Ihii j the vi. i,; • ,<u. i ' ■■ li.ul liniiliM .i!| |,s 
 
 |'iilluiv< jiul jMi'.l. llllUI,l^, .■(1IIU» .lliv! llloko hllll lipru 
 
 'li'" •■l''i'l Jiu liiU hiiu wcIm itu- ; .ili.r ili.it, lif k.illM 
 Wtn-n hr ui5l'r.ii;ilif I'cfdri' ilio l^. itivnir. hi m- |liis .Si.iv.int. t.i Itu.^ihi wh.ii I'rimliuiw In liul, aiul 
 II iiiJhim, ;iii.i iliiii jl.ivi'liiiu 1. I .1 M.ivc t" ihJl M'ly 'ilicu iini'in;; hisdiiiit irmiinc ,itul |,irMlii vMih linn, 
 r»ii»i'. rii;l /'.'/Kjv /" who lad liflk vcl" 'u\l liiiu »v !» I' 'lic -^ ' "t;- ii^' '".ilc IllM' kii'nv tlia^ lie w.K (il.ul li> fiC hilli, Alhl 
 *"•"" w.t'.iiiir ii.rilnni I'lAvn n- ih lu^ iln u Mil : I'lu-; 'Hi' Ntvxj .^t a .Siuii nis liir^ .it il n llciiu .jiiiikly 
 w.i'.T. ({('Oil ("Tiiinc 111 lit uiiiM i\i>icti'i iii- iiiiiir. 1 1| K id -ilrii.iil 111 iIk'Towii, .iiul K'.uii il th" Mil I I'l.wns 
 fi^il.iuici), t' !■ t'.i.li I'rili n iim! Imii v.,'ii imui h. iii.iilit> I if"i ih.ii \v,ic Imnl h^ , fn tliai .ilniiii!;iim. ..I'riu' (\iniii' 
 aiul k.ii.!ii'i'-. n.ailv liiin .tlw.iys c.u (vi'li ir.in aiul Iiulj't i ../; cur,: to ^aic am! u.in; upi . ih',s luvv F.i. c. \/,i|.,( 
 mlin.-w.i K,")ni, iiul iluii li',-l"Hini.l'. \>.i> iiilv in l<n.ii| v\.i» Xiry kindly cn'ciiauui ,iiid ii^'d in all ulivvU liy 
 h N Mi'tit > I 111)'., and I'o di'V.n lo ilu Si.i 'i.ie l.. vjciiini iild V ;/!.;.• ins l-lolt ; Init tli.it wliiili inailc it ilit- 
 liiiii C 1 1,.!. , [ inoiv iOiifidci.ihlc was, ihu hi' I'rov'd to Ik- till KiiR o| 
 
 iHitiiii'i (•ni-,1 d.i,s WiK- t( o ('..nil ..'...r, lor ill.' i'lo- \ the I'n, . c , .ii.d thiiUmile voiilciliicmlv ilii' P.d.i. i-. 
 Vi nidiii . ..lliiii; Inni in .1 1'tiOlul l.\.ii\i;niu.'n, tin iflt.;l Eirry one of thifi.' 'I'owii-i w.is a Kiii)'doiii iii:li|>cii- 
 ' t' ic w.is, ihat 111- W.ts font ,\w.»> to \\. rk at a Siijiar- di-nt, an. I that hod iii'on ii:, own Rilis, fi.iii.- |;ia\i i-x 
 iMi'l iiithi' C'omitry ; lnTc 1'-' had a iiiil'tial'lc lilV "n't, |iTiifii d old S.itn.- ,,i- uthrr u.u iluii l-iiiif;, and ijic 
 K- wan iaih'.! and U .ir like .i i ■<■■ ',.-.S(,.: ,-, lait l\ (Vci- .1 t.i ivii paid liiin Ohi-diimc a» liuli ; piiha[ s \m; rr lit ol" 
 iia-c I ra.< oi t l.l;l.e.^ t.. hi< U.:. k, aid riuli lliivd inio|onc orthc !ilt, and i Man wliofc Holpuniitv , I- dility, 
 itii KiriMin i nil wli . li i lit i<.;.',ilhvi, w.is lo inn !ii.i''K'.l and ythrr Viiimj would lia\i raiik'.l Inn: aiii.jnj;il a Lct- 
 thai li • fif. Iv d f. nn .may, and ilio W lu.li.o l{itiij;c! tcr lortot'M.-ji th.iii i ..i.-:l;:!i. 
 
 OiH- d.ty, as our Traviilcr was in tlic Fioiih-, tiicri' A <!...»• i 
 
 ioii'.i-« in .iiir'.ani hcilorin^ .V.ii.',;;i, Kinj; of annthcr '';''•' '■ 
 
 I'.HMi liaiii l.y, that v.'is .1 Molent haicr of iht Pj/m-*'''*' 
 
 H:ir!,-, and it may I'l at hrl^ t. ok \»i/i ci lor fiu h a oiif ; 
 
 lie ItouhIh a loiipli- of Wo.iii'ii along wiili liiiii, and 
 
 laying |ii> Handi on li,. ir Nnks, in that polliuv caiiu 
 
 daniir^ iij- 1 1 ^;),.■l ; , Whin In: h.id din.'d thus al'o'it 
 
 a niLuHT .-f .in liov.r, he opeii'd Ids eir j,i nt I.ipn, and 
 
 Hot ihe Cio\eriioni's ran- and ddii;ein.e loiind lian ont, lieijaii in iliis inanner j b.jl ihiujcc ll"-ff It'jmoi ■ ( faji 
 
 tint 'twas Ins < haiic: to lie dil'i^jvei'd, lliu' I.enin loine he ) Bi my I'.iloiu I ;;.,- il\-ir l.wf, .vJ i',>:'.> Ocj'.ir I mt 
 
 lick the) lied liim bcuer, and alloitid linn a lell, lla\ilh' I "an itf.ifi!', \fiun ii in k-'l iIj^., .» I h,nf ti iie mf.'ir 
 
 \Vork rhaii hiiiieil- he l..id fit a lime. I »/..;« /•.■/;,?. I he other leplied, H'M U wj( /o <■ rf I'li 
 
 Pill In-. CMr v.nAii.nl"' ruine, i.oi loiij; iliei, !roii};hti /.''tj//!, i;cr ,li,l mi .iwi- ih/o //.- Cm/o r.i ,!■■ l-iin cr f.t.y 
 
 liiin K't.i ilie SiieaV C'onuni. .ip.ain, ati.l that in. .let a| '7' /« tV;/)i.-.>»/c/ mi./.h'i*, lut iaUc, If biingiir^ them 
 
 11. .Ti T ranilii al iiiln'.tillii fjl.nv th.in he wa;. \U'h I e- ti j> ;/u;;j //■<;, vir.u .i ; /«,' .> /)• pr.\-mi\l to rjl'., /•.■>;( 
 
 "1 ilie 
 -iu.Uk. 
 
 Run* -»v.y, 
 ■r,.ll...... .n 
 
 I WovkL 
 
 I'll! a W.ldiTiiU. to .".ic into, yet he though; he loiild, 
 li.'t unit wihn-.iti' liiily C.'i.inpany, i or enliuv inotci 
 -Vr.iiis, than will IC lie ua> ; to anordnijiK he nvirJid 
 tir and tii.d.nn aeenaiii .i.nveiiieiii Cave, he h.-t'd upon 
 ihai t^.r hi> Hal'iiaiion: .Mlth.e Day lone he went out 
 lolllJinij;, mil at N-i'.lrs he w.iit tip ami d.owii to ihej 
 /■.//.»/; Hoiile<. ti. liihanpe l.i. lilli fm nther NuelVa- 
 rie<. And here lie n.i(,l.i have liv'd iimeiK enoi'nh, h.id 
 
 
 I 
 
 i-j .;>.» rV.'/|.«ir, Ir r.xd ,i!! I . Cunt'} jh^u'^i he fm: /.. j'n f ,'. 
 
 e-l The S ::• i_;r did not Uiind Ins Anl'wer, hut wenr diredly 
 11 lay hail.!-, upon his (ioov'sthat lay there, deli;,i)iiii; to 
 divide them hetwren hi^ two Milt. illei, but K^net ilim f. 
 
 Ke i« pisfn 
 ^»th^Gov^^ 
 cojr't Son. 
 
 yfji'tlft. 
 
 "JtrJTtjfifB. 
 
 t.rc; he wa,? ir.div the iiianaj'.eii eiii ot one ili,it ir 
 ta!)y h.iredan l'.i.',\. /T'»..ih, and ma. le little ditlcieii.e 
 rwit-n fiuh aoneaiu! aUoi-, ejcept ii weic thai ilieUogj 
 «'cre the lif> he.ii ot ihe two. <- . ■ I /i 
 
 A;'i.'j..'proan'd inidertlnscri'.el ticatnicr.t f rtlic li-accl ll.iriing uut ..f hi. H.ininu.k, and i.tawiii,." his ,Sword,t 
 of four iiiiirth^, and then a niMih leitir lir.-iiniUann j ran at him, anJ ,ilin .11 oMitnrn'd lini, wliuli tiule M- 
 f-iFerd It hll' to hini ; the Ci<i\evnoin's .Son pitvinj; his foilt iLeooI'd the Ro.'.ni'ai.s Conrape, that hednrlt not 
 diftreireJ Ci'iditi .n, d'elir'd hi< Kaihi t t.i i'.ivl liiiii to preicnj tomedille any moie, and the Innhelt reveiifje he 
 htm, will h wa.s granted, and lo lie w.is releai'd l'n)in| to,.k at that time was, to rail, f gUI, and iliuaten i / kill 
 tlie't^mdape of'tl',!! loit of life. 'Tis tine, he w.is a ' his •Vlvetla.v. 
 
 -Slave Itill, hut he was not ii.sM lo inu.h like one as be- 1 he teailii) node he ma.le wliilll he wa-i thus piiiriiij; 
 foie ; he ha ! a A;./;M, hut n w.isa Af/ri.' that was hi^jont his wordy indii;naiion upon i\i''v t, aiarin".! the old 
 A/.i/.'-., and not a Iki-'l or a />.'••. ; wliiih was no little i Kinp oftht i'. '.•>', who vias nut far olf, and I rouj'.ht. 
 C'onf.d'iti.iii 100. ' ! '"'" '"'" '''i-' I'l'inle t.. eiuiinre what the ni.i'.ter w.i'i ; 
 
 larply repr.v'd 
 
 'lie ai;ainll his 
 ire I hail 
 
 I.Vi,,( 
 
 lolati.iii 100. ,, •■ 1 , ■ , 
 
 'I'herr was a; f'nu- dillaiue an /»./('.'« lowti calKljard wiien tlie (.ale was told Imn, he 
 
 n;.; 
 
 ,.:!]:. 
 
 tlariopieof whiih wuo at pe.ice with tlie.Ii's Prother I'tinec for this Omrap.c 
 /v.. ;„;«./., and for Knives iiiid Hat- hits iis'd tolellilun I'uend, niid iliat nn.kr liisown loofiDi-, and n 
 ^Vul•sand(.hlldllll to em : llis Matter heir? oi.'cr'd that . oir.iii.:iii!ed liiin in a prear fury to hi eone or.i .if 
 liy theCIovernmr IrisF.ulur t.- ullde here l.,i lonietiiue. his Town, .-,i .'. at his peril to come i-.o inoreilkTe vviih- 
 ACw/i?; came all It; with him hitliir. and from lienie to outleavi. .S.. the ctlier w.io fani to inartli avvav vviih- 
 J.ir.mr.jip., froiii'whi.h plaee hi v\,u. e.i'.'ra-.li as hisloiit J;is expeMed Spoil, lii'.hewei.c it K ems with a J..-- 
 F.idi r vvi:li feven oreiijhi Slaves loaden with Knives an,! j lign t 
 Hanhets to another .V..'.„;;r Jiiv', tin I'eople of wh; 
 wire call'd Ci/iV/. 
 
 Hf C(»f S tA 
 
 f-it '1 own - 
 
 ■•I'lj 
 
 Hav nn p.it into one of ;iie lari;elt H( nle,,, as Iv.n as 
 , ,..- was I'litred aHainmiiek wai, Itr up tor him, and lie 
 tr.:utlUd toliedowni.iv.n it ; this done, af !e,ift tv.en-] 
 tv Women came into I'iie Ro.mi, an.l (ome laving ilien 
 HeaJ,s I n his Shoulder,, and oii.u'.onlusKnets, ilicy al 
 tigan to cry ont together m a u.olt lad .ind doletul niaii- 
 !i.r. K'^ivct loi.la not uil what to make of ihis furt ( t 
 c;ncrtaimnenr ; the Upiimini; puzzled Ir.m l.i, that he 
 w.is ill lomc .i6i l.t wlKthir the lattov end woul.i be 
 (:^nledy or ■irji;al-, yet as nnieli hnpriz'd as he was 
 he '.n !lie Voiv.en go on w iih tluiir ill Muliek withoui 
 fivins tlum aiiv dilturbaiice, and they alio (when they 
 i ad lion,-) wen'i av.-ay without inviug him .my a.* mint 
 f if what they mi...nt by it. As toon as ihe W "on-.rn were 
 m IV, incoir.i sail old >«:.i;..r with a :.;ieat w 
 in ins 1 i.ind, hu. Body painted all 
 time great holes in his baie, one 
 the other two in the (Ides of hii Month, ami m e.nen 
 iiole .1 green St.me : This fellow r.atne Ivv.iggeiiiiK inio 
 'I tk Room, and linking his lirealt in a moll pallinnatr 
 manmr, he look'd .is tf he had been Hark mad, takd 
 oiodiginus loud, and vvalk'd up and doun wuhuut feem- 
 ing to take noiiec of anv body's being there. I lie noor 
 n.m in the Hamimvk thought the bulincis miift bedone 
 now w.thoit lull, and indeed fuih an odd ,Sifne as this 
 luiulJ JittYCiiaJe any one lundudt that tliciicxt that 
 
 OiienSivurd 
 over red and black, 
 11-. the under l.ip, and 
 
 nviiigr himfelf, lor next day News came tliit 
 had aui''..l his Tinvii, an I vv.,s coming vvun a good 
 fi.ivi to I', tvh .iway /<'•''-'. wliom lie rclolv'd to laerificc 
 ai-.ording to ilic Cufl.in of the Country : Bit the other, Th.' r • 
 as penniptonly reliilvM lo clttend hiiii ns he was to de--"-"," ■ 
 itroy hull, allembled all his Tiople '.o;,^edier, and havini; '^''"'' 
 told them the oiialioii, ihey all with a great Ihout de- 
 rlai'd their iinanimoiis rifolutun to Hand bv him and 
 the Stranger loth.- lalf man j fi they niarcli'd our inio 
 the I'uid to meet theoiher S',i:..?,-j that were then ad- 
 van inj; towards em, and found 'em imi. h inferinur tn 
 themrebis 111 numlHi, wlm.h wai the realon that their 
 l.iieir.ies .'.np.f ioii> fo thcmfelvcs how me.h tliey wen- 
 ovaniateh'd ' ]ireleiitly iliang'd tlieir I'retenlions, am! 
 fent word, Tl ei ,h',l t.n i"i>i- •■li-h r. .1,' n>i la ji^' r, hit n/,l<> 
 ■.- ,,'./: ,■ .1 7'' ■!,•/.- .:».,/ /r ;/.rriv with n nn. i')on this n 
 Peace w.i» prtCfitly con, luded, and ihcy went away to- 
 gether 111 ilie I'own of ihc (' ii'f.>, into whiili the Kin;; 
 irecly adir.iited all the reft, hut would not f.itVer their 
 I'rin.e to come ni,uponthe feore of the Alironr wimli he 
 had lately (inTtrd him. 
 
 Kjii- -t having feeii fo happy a ropchilion of ihis buli- 
 ncis, rifi.K'd lo rrtnrri to his Mailer ai;.iiii ; but how- 
 ever, to graciiie his Molt f.jr all Kiiulnell'is to him, lu- 
 made him a Prel'eiit of the molt eonlidcrable of thofe 
 tlun'.',s he h,id bioupht, for which in return the otlici 
 gave hiin leventy Slaves. 
 
 And now lie took his leave, having a (iuaid of three c-,^... 
 duindicJ Ituvvnien, which th.e Kin^; of the ('c/ij would tfn- .'- 
 ' needs 
 
 
Lib V. 
 
 liat lit lhaili It flit'. 
 
 nvr. iinftmatirin wa 
 • li.iil hiiilli'! .i!l !,!< 
 in', lluiki* li;m iij'i u 
 .ili> r tli.it, lir t.illM 
 iiMliuin III' liul, ,111.1 
 I |'\rMki. VMlli hull, 
 .ul 10 III' liiili. Aiui 
 l) l« I IdllU kjllilkly 
 .K <\ tlv < ill I I'mWIW 
 i.i!;iiKc ol'tho Ciiiiiii' 
 
 ", IKVV F.li I'. h^liilil 
 
 il III all iii|vvl^ liy 
 I \sliiili llliull' It ilic 
 nW 111 I'c till Kit)', (i| 
 ilv tluP.il..i'. 
 1 Kiiii'ilom iii:li|'i'ii- 
 l.ili.-i, fi'iiK' j;i,i\i I'x 
 
 iluii Kill};, .iiul ilic 
 |vili.i( A \m': rt lit of 
 Hnl'l'u.ilitv, !■ ilility, 
 .1 lull: aiiiunj-il .( La- 
 
 ill the Hoiid', there a<i."» 
 ':■, Kiiiu of aiirthcr' '■'" 
 I h:iifr ct ilii' Pj /«. -^ 
 iiiirt Inr fiu h X one ; 
 tiling uiili liiiii, .iiul 
 ill ili.it piilliiii.' I'.iiiu 
 id (JiiH-"J thus ;ilio:iC 
 isclf ;.i 111 I-H"-, atiil 
 : ih'fr II'mkii ■ ( fa\i 
 Mui ih;'.r OcJ'rr I -im 
 
 ,11 1 /i.iii' ^/ Hf mr.tif 
 It lit Wai I c ff hit 
 l-iltiy til »/■' /■;») cr <;i.» 
 .'iC, /y biitig.irj^ iheiu 
 i'C-,'«i/,'i/ /o r//!)' /•;>« 
 /«.'./ hcjitin 10 pry f'i't. 
 cr, but went iliiciilly 
 y iluri', i.!eli.;iiiiit; to 
 etli::;, but K"i\tt lliiii f,;, 
 1 r.iniiii; his .Suorl, 
 ini, whkli nule t\i- 
 ipe, ih.it he iliirlt not 
 ic liij'.lklt revenue he 
 
 anil Uiie.ucii t> kill 
 
 ( hap. IV. Knivet'v Mufortmet i«//jr Wclt-Indies. 
 
 701 
 
 ii'yi- 
 
 r.erji leii.l ti) .oiu. y h 111 .il'i'i;;, 1 li,.»Vilter was at tliu 
 tine .It r I (;..!»../•, wh'ielie w.i, \v. II rueiv .1 bv Im". 
 .iiij li'Uiii! lilin well I'le.uJ witli hi. Nei;otiiiioi.»;iiiiiiii^; 
 tin; VI ;i;': i .iiici IVA.H .1 li(',ii he ah Io liii.e by ihji 
 lime III- li.itl Km jt hniiie lu.i iiiiiiiilis he |<ri|<i>i(l i<> 
 Imn ;i leioiiil |iiiitiK'> <Wo the l.i\ai;e l.iiiiiitue'i iirini 
 ilie l.i'i'C .i.eii 111 ; but /\i.ii.7, wIkmii l'\|ietieme ii.ul 
 
 Mi| te.l, .mil ilw inimbit (i>;iis ol I'liirtUdioti Jj.jejr'il 
 
 III \ eiiniii .inj Dilier lioinble iii|).il:i ^1, \y^\/^\j 
 
 NVIi.ii lie was In tar re ov. r'.l a . t.i be abl» to H'erd 
 Wirrk, he w.is lent tu itic .Si!);ir li iH, thai I'lJ't, !al*,* ' " i""* 
 phuuiit I'oH.in win h heha.l eiii 'vM I'.ini.h ciU b- '•«*"■■' • 
 t'l'ie, ih.tt to Le r. I eii't he thiew hiinu;! int • the hot- 
 loiis (t" .1 WiKlctm.!* ■ I'lii'UNeMt h', nsni iiv^ .iw.iy 
 
 i.ii j: III the liiinnveiiiemiesol lii.h |oiiini \s, an.! beli-h* 1 now, they I'altiie.laii liur. N\e:i'ht ,.l thirty |')iii..l tulip 
 tiii.iiii).' little iir no Vi.ifit in il eiii J^ to hiiii|i.'t, lehiii.'. I cf, atui put liiiu iiii lertlie );iiv.iiiiiieni ul' .1 man vtlii. 
 ti iiiilirr.ike il, anl w;l^ iliereii|i.'ii Uiii awa\ 10 the iievei met Inui but hr 1 .iliini.li.M hnii, uhitlurtherewt* 
 lioveiiiiiiii :i(;.iin, who ii.aile it Ills biiliiicb to le ul .lay : leafoM lut it nr 110 j a ini'i that t.e^^r lbio,t t.i lOiill.iii 
 Ljiij; I'l'oii till Waier .1 Milmi^ 1 l'a"lts, nor i.i luiii luto ili .N.mtN i>l % Cji'le, b ttiu 
 
 111 tin-, bill I'l'.y leu f; one uuie iifon .1 Umk witih-' a ple.ililiein iimiill.iii.;, .iiul .luepe.! liiir,felt'\uth(iti.<.. 
 ii,f!l'..i.i /',:;"/'', It ihaii.e.l tli.ii li. Ii II alleep, h'.s I me iw (ilten he ..ujnp! luiM u.ll.ed.ixeiiioi.r ui r„>. ba.l i 
 lyiiii', iiiuUr hull; a while. iiin the iilli n ok ilie liait, , r.iiis I'ra^tiu". ol the I .-.dor, an. I llii'w'.l liuiiiiie inii*. 
 atiil by tii};(;ihR thel iiir WMk'ilhiui.biit he I ein)',ui Kline i ot hi^ , niel li mil niVaiiaii.l Hiiiile>, wrh wliiJi l.a 
 jontili.iii, .in.l rniiniii}! aliiiit 'he K. . k loobteue the ! wl.ole {'.miy .iliiioll w un.\ei il bie. h.' hid u wr.oniuve' 
 
 C '.uiip.iili.il till hiiii, aiil ItLiiiil 1.1 .iL I'Ji-ii Uiin lu ili. 
 IVaiiiiy III that 1)111. ei. 
 Ai lall wiieii he had li.fft'd nine ni ^nihsUpjitvili im 
 
 l-iil.'. motion, the I iiie i.inc'iil almm li.v l.ii;s, aiul t.e 
 I'lll, I'l.li pill. mil li.iol.ili ipc'd hull I tt the l.'l.ll nro llio 
 .S' .1 ; 111 le W.11 li.e lull! iliiaii laiilul bv 'he F.lll, .in.l 
 
 llui h\ the nil el liilj' ol .1 I. me, « ithout Hook or H.i I,' 'f'tlu!. iiauire, and huv tifj l.opt ot'iel. afe, bulb"}' : 1 oli ' 
 a till Iriek, and a t'.in Won iij; toad (,t thatl'n lilli .11. ! anil . 'oli- lirokc of his own, he deitriiuud to iivlii! ii,'' 
 \V lull I he pi or n an « 1. ili.is atiiailie.l int.) ilie Water, 'an. I i.ither ehole to kill the I aetoi thtti lut'er h'm'.>'!t ij 
 one ina\ la'ily itii.iciii he will.'d Inrdilt out .n^rK, elpe- be ki I d b\ him j ao.l ihai I nl Jtous p..aiihi!r.'.ell ll on 
 Lilly when he lee tin bull rwiinimiii; ii|i to liini, to ly ittiT i.ive Inm both the ()j'p..riuniy afid thv Motiu 
 
 laieli hull ilia |.n iv.^ile Un.v thin the loiiiier, tli.i; i^, 
 btiwiiti lis 'I'eetli J but liami^ always lon.e tood l.uik 
 (as well al bad I atteiidiiij; lilii', he )V)t ho'il ol'ihe I.mc 
 Willi 11 . lUnd, and .'MVini" it anrk, Io torii.ciited il.e 
 biili witlithe iliiik that" Itikk in bis Mouth, that he 
 tiiiii'.l .ibiiii and luani .iwav, but \/.j:./ beinn t!illred 
 t' liunby the I.ine, .mfenuently (wain aluiij; with hiin. 
 
 11 ^- 
 ^.1. 
 
 he W.1S thus poiiriiii; 
 
 V I, aiariii'.! ilu- old 
 .ir olf, and I rouj^lic 
 i,it the iiLiuer w.11 ; 
 
 he lliarply re|T.'\'d 
 .i;c done aj',aiiiil his 
 ftoo, and iiioie than 
 ry IP be eone out of 
 
 no iiinreilierc with- 
 
 I luareli awav witli- 
 
 II leenis with a de- 
 
 .ly Ni ws eaiiie th.it 
 
 iiiiiing wii'.i a iviod 
 relolv'd to l.ieritioc 
 titiy : Ri'.t the other, TV r • 
 
 liiii as he was to de- "■'' ;; ' 
 
 ov^ether, ,ind havinn 
 
 •Il a p,re;it Ihout de- 
 
 Hand bv him and 
 i'"y iiiatcli'd out into 
 
 that were then ad- 
 111 imi. h intlriour to 
 die rcalon that their 
 low me. h they were 
 leir Pretentions, and 
 
 /■'VjW .'u/';''f, hit null 
 
 nil. i'l on this a 
 
 1 they went away to- 
 nto whieli the Kin;; 
 ould not fiitVer then 
 : the AtVroiir wlmh he 
 
 ^rchilioii ot" this bull 
 tter agini ; but how- 
 vindnelUs to him, he 
 ■onliderable ot" thole 
 ill leruni the otliii 
 
 in!» X Ciuard ol three ,^'' 
 'J, oftb.c CcuV; would iS".- •' 
 ncctl* 
 
 lil-O'.lt 
 ,.. .1 .k: ll 
 
 Ill pii! till:, Moliiit Ki liiletioh 111 [ira^lile, tbi a> K..: '■ 
 l\\ .ili.ep in the "MiLjir lioiili' the Ivii'lor unie' tn, .-ii' ; 
 with a (.iiil)'il lliikii him a lovind bliW o\it the Kib-, 
 Willi th.n he It.nte.l up, and liemp I rii tetdv to ie| tat 
 III. Itioke, he lattlid 11(1 a Kiide, and .'.iviie.! liiiu iwoo. 
 three It.il Ik, eoi of), .ind made the bell i,! l.i, way lii;<.i 
 the Woods: lleie he wandcrdiip Jlid.in'.ii, w'tju:;); 
 lnthi.< ale tliete h i.l been ii" help l.r linn if he had not luu e J,\(iii ot i'y)M to loiiu- atid Jeioiii hiiii. i.ithn 
 leiiien.bred he li.id .1 Kt.ite han(;iii}; about his IS'.i.'\ in a than t'.ill into the han.ls ot ilie foiiniu-ii- .i)!.iin , and 
 .Vriiig but Willi tliu he eut the lane, audio diienpa};'d 'twas 11: ihe inidit ot In, niolt li.iiliil ihoiii;!it. l^t tle.j 
 luiiilel iVoiii tile dani;er ; however, his llody was lij iinitei that he heard a p,rcai node of IV.iple ^n the 
 beat .mil lorn upon the Ruck, thai he was lui able to VVoi.ds, whiih put him abuolt betides liim'eit, lu lielic- 
 liii tor the (p.iee ol'a loitilinhr. Ivihi; them to be his I'nrh'ers. 
 
 As leon as he wasre.'oiei'd at',aiii he w.isennisr.aiiJeJ ' As the Nolle en. rcas'J fo i'..\ his (lonrulion; hmic- |ii,,i:,f< 
 out to hii .lid trade cf rifliinf;, [>•, wlr.ili iiieiins he had times he r.iii .nul foiiieiinics he ftuod Hdl to hearken, but 1 'm ili'i' 
 I lie day an opp, ituoi'y ot inloiniini; liimtell .jt Icmie at lalt per.mini; them to n me nearei and near.T, .nul'"'' '""'' 
 l\i.;^lijl' Slii| s that weie .oiiiinp that way ; ind as he Inuliii; a nenlht) ot Ibme leiyfeeurc Shelter to !r got- 
 hail {110 doiibi < a very h..n(;inR dclire to pet out if tins ten that \erN iiiuiiieni, he look'd about and fried a C.i- 
 imferable IJi iid.ij;e, Io he ileieinund to try if he n iilil '..:,■.; in .1 I'tee, wlmh Is a lurt of Iniliiy I'tiifi . ompt kd 
 not ae.omplilli It at tins iiiiie : For that pnrpole being ol thiik hup, I.eavej, and asbip as an 1 .lule's Nell, mty 
 ' upon the watih, he TpieJ the /in?,./'; .Ships uilinp .vlonp wliiih he pot and l.iy veiy ilole and llili ; but he had 
 at a i;o.„l dillanee, but ione!iiiiinti that tluy would put nui been there alo\e a ipiaiter clan hour belorctheTtef 
 111 at St, \<7r//i,i>. t.i retiefli, he lit all the l:.ii.i>ii .nl.oro wasiompih'd .ibmit with I'ulinii) that were lent to leaiih 
 th.it he iiad wnli bim npo 1 foiiic plainib!c pretenee, and (• r hiiii ; tin y kneiv notliinp of h.s benp tlieie, 1 ut lee 
 ha nip the Wind l.ii', he h, ilted Sail 1 I alone, and di- innitjppe.ii Ike a plaie proper ei-.o^gh tor hidinp, they 
 n/ftd Ills lourfi' towrrds Si. ,s,i i//,- •»;. And he was now Ihot a noed ii.aiiv Atiiwsnp inro the I'tee, iiid when 
 even wtlin (ipht if the Ships, when a eonraty Wind they had done that ( ro b..dy iryinp uiit; they wetit 
 blew lu. It a Storm th.ti he w.ts ftjie d elear away, hi-. 
 IViat driven upon till' Roiks ol iin ad'acem lll.ind, and 
 
 I, ' 
 
 a«jy. 
 
 Fioi fy,rii.-r w.io fi tirritied with this, ibat he kept i 
 
 d.ill.'d all to pleies, wlnllf he hiiiil'. If was little better his {Sell tw.i d.iys ind iiiphts, in all wiii.li time Ic e.it 
 mill io. by the ni.le bb ws he had aj'.ainli ihof- Ri i ks ; I notliinp, (o tl..ii when he .aiiie .ii'wn h.e was m a \erj 
 ( 111 niakm;; a ll.iti to pi i to the Shoit, he lay here upon , we.ik .wo] l.imt i ,nditlen ; bi t .is well as he was .bfe lij 
 
 diieOfed his loiirfe to th< Si\, (ije, and went alonp the 
 
 Shnir, III whiih marh hi I. iird two or ihrci <::,-(;< 
 
 him. if tlie lymi; tlk le illup, wi'h tiiur bilhiy-tack e by 'eui, and 
 
 the llland three who.e di'ys without the halt notirilli 
 iiient, and hen; he mult ha\e lam pcihai's till his 
 Wounds and Miinj-er lopether had kil 
 
 C-anoes the Cio\einour had lent 01 1 to putlue him had fomc liit e iiuttus of I'rovillun , this wis Io leaionable 
 no: t'VilMii.e landed at thisplaee, and found liim iiilhat an oieunei .le to a man r.ady 'O be ftarv'd, that 11 ha.l 
 lielphfs lOnditioii. been a fault to liaie nepleded nheviiip hinilclf by ir, 
 
 Ills I'.ntertaniiieiit wh';n he w.15 bi'oiipht ba.k was but he did it very uiiulellly, and nevi r w.ik'd the V4:.. v j 
 liuh as was to be expeilfed from In. h an ;\ttempt ; lie loteli 'em any thing either oftlie Virtue (/t Vwc ot what 
 was lid with Ills llaiidkbo'ill.l behind him,. ill the I'own die had done, 
 i.iil'.l It hnn III i I ill'd him ,'(/.w iviv; the (ioM-rnonr, | A little t.ntlKr he met with another S'.r.ir^e alleip. 
 
 
 aber a iholeruk reieption, eoiinnaiided htm to I'rdon, 
 and paveordir how he lliiHil.l be treated there; for a 
 loiinii'lir. lie was ii.an,.pd iiioie like A Pi i; than a Man, 
 he l.iy lipjn the! aie (iroiind, and was fej with noiliinp 
 I ut (.■•//./;•.• I'l.-" and ; ( '.r- . 
 
 . I After this Lxi.Ti'.e :ti I'ril.jii. he w.is enndeinn'd to be 
 
 ;'l hanp'd asa H."' il'^'', .'"d w.-is bronphi out of I'riiim in ,moie po lieiiee than iie, lo tnatst.i.- imenc's ot their p.ilt 
 ordi I to his exei > lion ; but in his way to the Callows ;. ir.:uiiillai;ei s wasanlnihKeir.entti''em tofiek their r'..'i - 
 pomp alon.', bv ti.e y////.-i (.','/..;-, all the bathers lame I'lineslor the ti lure together Ai.d this conpindion was 
 t.r'h 111. I body, ..ad iarr\;i;p aCruiiIlT ah up wuh 'em, 'lii muththe happier on >;';i^':s lide, in that this ,?^:-...i;<- 
 liiey piefented it to the (invi-rnoiir as a S\u.bol of Com- | was a pnat man in hi.s Ci tintry, and belides of won- 
 p..llioP, and at ilie lame time lallnip on their Knees be- .deilul hoiiel) I'lituiples, irdumuih iliat thcelher dPilare' 
 
 '■''lore hmi, bc;;'d ilie 1 ile ef the poor Malihiitor : Af ihi nevei met with tnnr tiici'.Jlhip Umn any than tVcin 
 their riqiiclt he w.is lav'd, but remanded to Fr.fon, andihni. 
 
 wb . 11 ( upon a tl'i'l obleivaiion ) he knew very well to 
 be >iie of his fellow Slaves, and him he made bold to 
 awaken, to enquite into the nafoii and manner of ids 
 lomiiip tlutlier ; and tiuh. iip.iii tonipartng iiotis tope- .r..4wii«; 
 iher, their Cales wire luil alike, tor b.e had ll'.cd Hlor..! ••'■i-"i 
 too, and w.as a l{ri,i'^.iM as well as l\j::iet, and Jurft 110,^"'' ''" 
 ,more po lieiiee than iie, fo thatjh.- Iikencfs of their p.ill 
 
 C-Tlly u.' 
 11* I'l.ljii. 
 
 after h.uini> been mortihed th.Te lor three days, he was 
 brorphi out Into ihe ,\l.irkeipli e, .in.l there whipt with 
 Colds till his Skin was let.hd oil' tiom blend to Foot, 
 ot (to ufe his own exprellicn) tiJ lie l./i.l i.oi iijpot 0; 
 i\iH riiLilfiii '^ i,f> ll til! h:' Hi\l>. 
 I I hisl'iinillaiieiit over, he w.as carried to Ftilon ac.iin, 
 and treated there both .is to Diet and I odpmp as betoie, 
 till efleA jtvvli I ll was, that a Fiody fo biuis'd and raw 
 as hi.s was, with lymy on tlie bar.- Ciouiul ijuiekly i ..'i - 
 
 Tliefe two Wanderers ( h.ivinp adjuftcd t!ic tnattrrscf 
 their Courle) fwain oier from ihe llland to the .V'ain, 
 .mi came loth vtry feeble aiid weaty alhore, tor tho 
 ,^rni o! the Sea w.is at lealt two miles wide : Now they 
 eame out into a horrid W'.ldrrncfs, where Lyons anj 
 Fypeis .nml fearful Seipents were very eominoii; th;;u' 
 Food was wild bloney and l'almctoe%anJ a f.Tt ofSnakci. 
 which the Cantuliilscall U' ■•.;'iii. 
 
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 102 Knivct'r Mufortiitu'uii the V^'it-lndiLS. 
 
 Lib. V 
 
 IT 
 
 WIhmiIi''yIi.i I !r.iMf.l lirir tl.ir V l>vrii .l.iysili>v 
 i^^clivf liiit into ..11 11,011 tti.iii I'l. II I iiuiiiiy, .ml «t IjIi 
 ,, ir.iih'l .1 i!.i,(, lie I tfirpvvl I'l wl.iih ^lllwHi■l•ll^li 10 
 kiiuwi iijon ii'i.liuuMi lie (iiiiiil ii w.ii r< '••••'.1. ^il c 
 T'lWii ul til' I" I ) \» lull- 111' III.! l>»tii lo s»'«'ll ru. iv.i 
 Uf. ii', .111.1 |,i, (.MM. II w.i.n. III'. (fUiliof.i liii" II' '* 
 iUo, lliT.'lu' !.>MVui ill. I iiifwot' 111* oiniiii;Miii'>ii:',li 
 "iMi, v.iiIi.p:| iIi« U.vl'an'.ic ili« I'l iuh I hi. I ixinml 
 vpiiil'.ini, .iii'.il.f.. |ri,;iil,<i viil liii'nr ririw.ili'ii H|.i 
 r. MHiii. i' ilu Mii.iii. I- .'uiil l-i . ti.'lh'i' <■(' the I', f/.yc., 
 
 \<t..ll|llt I.I l4l i>ll lluill, tl'.II 111 ■■ IVlillk'il Wifll nil 
 
 I'liif 1. Ill l>ir ii. . if iV.mi ill' n, .iii •. >lclui.l I mh ll "" 
 liin. iii.l li.ii' .1 '.mill 'iiti. 
 
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 )ii.lM..r (; iiv I I iluir >it ll I. Ill, fiii.1t W'li'lin.lil 
 t'l.'f •..*.'' 1 uKMu 'll ,,n, 11..; inliii'M'.'l.ilvt!>i 
 t>rliii III t'lhii l\i I'',- iir. nil I 1 ihiy 11 I'll up tlu 
 
 1(1 .ilin.inlicH. 
 
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 Ill ll :i I'li-pc a> ili"'Mi, li"H 
 liii.il., iii.llliir. 
 
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 I. 'Ill'' in'nilinii' 
 
 I irtui I iiy 
 
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 ■■"'.1 iiiK nil ll ill,' 
 
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 r. 
 
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 '\ 111 111 I...I t piii.i:. tor 111 ih'.' r, .. i ol 4 rwj»cimjiii|i 
 'it li.ul I.1I.I iifi t« iliiiit.'ri'l tiiiwri'. 
 
 Fii'iii iliHf!.). ll .iiul ...'.llii. |'l„i. 'Iv ili'.t i.iic t'„* 
 "4' 1 1 iiii' t.i III; t:.. i«,iii.i »iit 11 , h. H.mi !,',i,ni,^ 
 ''V .1 Wir \^\^. \, \mU-vM I. ivcui li'ii.r i,i ihi- (■./.,'.. 
 v.htiliwi-t. 1 1 1,1 >.iml.,\,lu'. .ttlivC •, (.,'. .iiiiliiK'.. 
 'In' ivi ll 111 1 ,1 I mil I. , (.1 ll til. 
 
 'I'l' ' ' ;" ". Ill I iipiicIkmi Kill ivlicr h./.i>,ii 
 Ml .1 .111 .-ri 1 y r.ir ik iKlvihCif iIkmi Tiui- '<. win |i'/ 
 iiMi. ll t! iiiiili 1 til- 1. .Mill .11. 1 , t'llif < |. 1 1 ri iii.r » v II .1,, t " 
 
 -' ■•' wiMi kr'ilr.-iiiiUi.iic.f ihcCni! nv. ' I,, 
 I 11.111 'll'. l)iil,,..iliici.iii.l Urrii t»ctilii.J,iiMtcv wtiii.l 
 . k' .1 U.iik r ', iil.r.i s .11.1 nklmii ; I'lun'innnrln'V w..'. 
 •Ii'il Mil Hivn., iii.ir,li',l tliio' iiiaiiliy ,i,.,| imi.t |v 
 'to i;,|, ir |,.| iti- paiM ifti'.y.l .\!„ It iiiiMii.it .'ttal 
 ' p t'l-i. f U- 1,1 , ,i.io il.c ,ni !,! cl< I TMiii . I lif All , 111.1111 p • 
 ■iillitllCV \V,I, p;r,.l>..| l.i.i.lv („l H.nt.t l..ll.ii„|l' 
 
 I ir,« 
 
 iili'ti iliis li'iir, ti.i'cihiT mill 111 
 
 llll' ivllil 
 
 .l\l'll 
 
 if. I I'i'ill 11 1 i,',l I'ib.M.if. 
 
 '.liiivnimi.' i...|ii(,!l'luir I 
 
 I'liiv ».i, I'V'ili .■iit'i'l'l.'.l, m. 1 ;ilii 
 
 lluy liull'.'t I.: I. 
 
 tti Mi|Tri rit ■ ..iiii.ii.;it Vin i.vi, Imt prin, i|.:il|y 
 
 ,11.1 
 
 M'O /. 
 
 •« .ind Hu!<)',"! 
 
 ', win till 
 
 iir I (in 
 
 I.I iliu ll.iifi'i ,1 ilviiif ,iiul t,,r 
 
 liii'i'itU 
 
 i.fV 
 
 I'l. 
 
 1 Cll'lll 
 
 1. 1. 1 111 
 
 ii.l ll. ciia ii.ii' tint Miir'iifi»r.i wi'ii','*! 1 1 <'lliip ,Sw .itni 
 
 Ml 
 
 I.I 
 
 , ll 
 
 till' /' 
 
 ',|'-";,;'f/l'-" I'^i i I'i'i till.' IV Himuij ili.,t ilnj, il|,.| 
 
 I" l'"ll'' ll f I "111 tt tS 1,1 .111 (', ) 
 
 I'.iiliniil t.l^■, lu'i with tic 
 
 cltll'tU f I 
 
 !w 
 
 ii'insl'M' liii'i HI ilir hiiihU 
 
 j; ' ftli.it liilviiutiun i lotliil It iiiHll U'ciinf. I'^fi- ■|lnKiii,,|y I'n / 
 
 11 'lit .11'. I ' (.Miiiiniiiji t|,( 
 
 c I i«.ii I liT' ( C.i Nirri:/L' nil 11 
 
 iMit Mt ili.it wiir'ikc .M'lr. ot / 
 
 .111 I 
 
 il.'l t ill 
 
 » \.f ■ 
 ki. ti.ii 
 
 r txa.k' tln'ir lr,l'..'i'liipiia Hrc .li nfPrfiiiili'. jtlu'ii' riii;vl.tm>.'niv, ,111 1 wr.li tin^ tlu'y )'n,ci;iry pcif 
 
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 tiii.14 1 ruupl.t I ilou Ills MilU'r. n.i'. 1 ow 1111 
 iM.'iiti re. ..ili'y ul' uilnii ttirj; to .ilU . inl I ' H' 
 
 tlu (• 
 
 nil 
 
 1 1 ill iipmi iiiiii, 111 or.lii 
 
 III lie lltVIIll' Ol 111' I I 
 
 |-V(li!.ly 
 
 t 11: nilr p.irrii ul.lr StJI'r in ll i-ir j 
 
 ■|".t'. Ill Ins pr.ii'.t t.i iliiir' whi-tliiT 111' wi.uM IV> ll""!'" ''"' "'"■ 'ill 'll'"' ■ '11.1 r.. 'iTii wlii'ir ■. 
 
 ir. ii li.'J uiili .1 (■ 
 
 II (.'V I 'rV tl-cri' 
 •f lit 'llV (.1 1 CI. If. Sll.lklS 
 
 1 1' ll 
 
 . r t.iki' 
 Mi;l. 
 
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 i/pKii ll III 10 ill) itii'W.iik vf\ 
 r, jiiJ uha 
 
 I') 11 
 
 Ills III- llll n 1/ 
 
 li.'y kill'. 
 
 I (lilt ( 
 
 Inn I 
 
 •I fitl l'l't..:C l|l'.\ ,(,.ll,| 
 
 Il.-.l 1., 
 ll lit \i 
 
 iK' I, 
 
 lyfjlii' 
 
 I runic leaf iitoli.livi' w.v I.I '"''r.' inililmi ,!i.'iii- i| 
 i.-iwi'.ii, this K-im> ( at li.ifltii p e- ".v I n I y 1 iic . 1' en 
 
 ni.ir nil Ir, an. I Ml i'ir\ |.i | 
 
 .1 
 
 t'ii'il'li: tl-.iil p.illiiii; ,liiillr.'iit<''y '11 
 f .111 l'\ i-ir"ii. J, licil'iori; ihii l-in, .11 
 
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 e.i 
 
 X 
 
 ti) ll .1 M,illri\ pi' 
 
 .1 piiiir 
 
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 I'li'iimnlir iliiil. 
 
 M 1 I'M'I 
 
 .iih. r.'.io.i 
 
 ii'^ aiij 111 
 
 p'v I'c v.is ,1 ipii'ihM wiihfnitic fiW S- 
 
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 :ri C'.iir;'.iiiy, mt i .1 ii-ttii 11 L ,,iiirr\ itf*""" 
 
 at'- a k 1 
 
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 plan- ilicy ivcro iniuli inori. cmlaiiptr.l hv B..1 l- 
 
 rmt, wlnili w.is vrrv i leal 
 
 p'ealaiittotliti.iltcaiiil 
 
 fiikf i.Sans, .iiul a iiifm.it J.mrm-y he li-n' '">'t '"^ •i'' P''"'"-'""- O'Iht «a > : UuV the ulmle .>riiiy. U th 
 
 5 J.i>< ii.'!!e'lier, mir 
 
 \\i 
 
 1, 
 
 \'oiiii' 111 s. anil 
 
 1 m /'"i';(<(,i-;. ami ;,„//,, 
 
 l.il! 
 
 lai I' 
 
 l"''\ ijiii, 
 
 were (iik, ami Kiin^f liivs. 
 
 iiiiu.nii.il liiin;ir, ! v fj-.-ict' an.! riven US Aiim.alsj at allihat lie kiinws lai! p.nil.M, hail it not U'en K 
 
 tor 
 
 1.1 
 
 R ll. . fu 1,1. lithe 1 
 
 1 veiy fa, 
 
 ran 
 
 I ll 
 
 I in I, 1 p^ii the 
 
 f I 
 
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 s it) ivliiih 
 
 own { wluit ilicv were 
 
 111 
 
 I'liiat. 
 
 r,( I a tame, .is tiny weic 
 
 iiiirne iloHii th'j Uiver tliev overt' ok ail .ihcrCiiiidC 'i Uttlef.u n 
 
 til traJe ) t'f'mpany ha.l I y li in. 'IIilv lull I'ooil m tl 
 Ikv weic '*•■''< I'lncS I'almtrnes ami wil.l H.iuev, ami 1. 
 
 •\VI 
 
 in ^viivli U.IS i\v(. of the Nativii: llufe i.i:'i,;' » were I'"' leiilciii to Le p 
 
 at anil I'rii.iioei, but tin l' 
 
 ■lira piece 
 le of the 
 !■• n .nrchs 
 liiiiK tinier I', 
 etlinijs were 
 
 ti.liiiil.:\ aitciiilh'il to lie\'.:'riiihi'i /' '■'"j;"!'/ Il.ibit; "' 
 
 Kil'e Kinitli 
 
 I i.eiilier, then uay Kinj; ih 
 
 ml niifriiitliil pla.es ; nsa lipn iliev were 
 
 tiny y.i.'M achiniwih a (Itaiip.c eapcrmfs, an! f un'il, li'i'-' I "' ''' it lor Viclnals, when tlu-» rat ii|> al th.ir 
 
 a .\Ia 
 
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 fal'')>> 
 
 ll " '■ laif uhetliertlicy tlioiil '. elteeiii him 
 .■\ii ! Tuly K ■•' ' (it Ills p.irt w.is in m 
 .il'i'ir. liieiii, fiTiliey were .illoui .over'.! U'uli 
 
 rufi' 
 
 I cath.r Tarj'ets In tlu 
 
 ii'Vtr.l the Hull 
 
 l-iarhirs " ". ^i"' 'i^"! 'Ii' le Inllr 
 
 iiiiil th,' la.r.il t 'ii-iilil 
 
 y, the very C;,, will, le 
 
 ■• «Ms ilevi 
 
 tlar 
 
 .1 l'"k'. 
 
 ai 
 ha.l T. 
 
 ir.oic ii.\e Bir.ls tliai 
 
 I'liieniv been mule i,f I.eathe 
 
 p.reat I owl. 
 
 iinj,lit well enijii;;h haw pifs'.i fur a . 
 
 I Men, aiul il ihev hit,l '■ ''i'')' "■'""iJ h.ne been ^. a, .iv vull a* the r. It : H 
 
 f a wwi'ler that liii 
 
 lull 
 
 lott, 'twas impiitiible tiilieif wliat 
 
 •niplm, ,11 tluy were, ex 
 
 It b\ f.n-.e tew 
 
 I'j iiiiny iniiae 
 hi 
 
 e llll 11, t,l;i 
 
 ut tis 
 
 I 'leOt.s, It IhoiiM 
 
 the Hiili has pro.hu J 
 
 re, Id keep tin f, jioml C.iil'li\t(s t\ 
 
 not 10 f 1 
 
 111 lomiiip to f eii 
 
 thiirl.eps; tluy h.ul befiiicar'.l ilieii'lelves fioiii lleaihoi 1 xneiiiitiis aso'-lie'il 'em lo eat up the VeneraMe Hnlc 
 
 nil a firt ill' viliois (ami. an I lavinp their Y 
 
 that lovii'il it fi( 
 
 the III 
 
 tii'tsi.ii ii|". 11 that, tluy lliiek I'uvlofetha 
 
 t 11(1 
 
 biiily.ouidi f' '■'. lint the H.alls th 
 
 ,ure ., at lint lie;it th.it ihev .ii.l not pi iw iheie. 
 Alici e.i. ll rmtv lias fitisiic! with li^ikinj;, ( whi. h 
 
 . f; whi h 
 
 v., 11.1 hit'e while lull) one of ^«ii.-('s .V.- 
 
 M 
 
 a-, ot that l-oniiriy 
 li.;ii ut tiicii .oniiiii' 
 il .{'. llic 
 
 \v.is Kinniiam 
 
 ll to teli em I 
 
 W 
 
 {till 
 
 woi'li! It have 1 
 lai Deer tn ha 
 
 I rKsofiheW'e.iiher: \V 
 
 iilel 
 
 A.li 
 
 the I'l 
 
 e ,ire 
 1. iiilelvis li.ive ronu- (jiit i.f the 
 
 owls ill wn Ir.' 
 
 ora'ioiis to It : 
 
 Ml, Ik 
 
 recs, to 
 
 oven, wli 
 
 and III lielite 'em ro pive nori c ot 
 ,li th-. y ll ll Viry willinply, havir.p, 
 been "■itiiieil with f iiie I t I.' I'ritles. 
 
 Abo.it i«o hinirs af er e.ime fertli a b<iily ot at Iraft 
 
 ■w happ\ aii.l fe.if, nub 
 
 piy 
 
 lecn fur aioinpinyi f wilil ll.n's or '.v,.! 
 eoii.e ami worlhip.l the Hnft afiliis 
 
 time, an.l hau- piven the /''"^."/''■/. 
 
 lit ilu ir Thri ats ' bill ll 
 
 1 "pportut iiv to 
 
 fjM- liiinil-e.li'f thi'ie feihi 
 
 Amtii.i's, ll iipirig anil liiij; 
 
 1 1 ih.winp thoiiirtl e^ exU'eamlvglaibif tlii'iomi 
 
 jIC. 
 
 "I'll ivtn.iii t 
 
 he .Sp 
 
 ifre Were Inlidtls anJ our H 
 
 iwiii.t Ll ll n 
 
 in the Cam- 
 
 any, ami w'lio kii'jws what an ol ftri'ilion their prefcnce 
 
 Hh'l 
 
 K 
 
 AV ih'S Army (yoii'.l f.iy ) w.is i 
 
 Hnc 
 
 eonditioti 
 
 rfthel'e S raii.mr.i fjihiii Tinvii ; aii.i wiien they had , '" '•f;oi"'-"''' a f nO' s bn,ni%, they ha, 1 nu'lnnti f) J, 
 
 (■ro. 
 
 I'iit ib.eni th iliii, al 
 
 .n 
 
 llle.r I'- 
 
 ear.ie to leeeiie then, 
 111 inner. /<' ; it w.is 
 
 tend 'em lioiii a Ihowieot Darts and A 
 
 rare,' ts I whuh 11 iv 1,1 haie In 
 
 Hojfe 
 
 ail iIh" prill i|m 
 
 I! 
 
 'y 
 
 a! 
 
 •.reiiiony 
 
 Iruiii 
 
 wcie Ml Ili.'ii 
 
 illi' 
 
 riows, lur their 
 npnii ihiir Sluuilders) 
 
 ami lertainly tluy h.ij teen 
 
 I .Me 
 
 h.ul long 
 
 ade t'l him !■> j hopetul i.ile it tli.'ir kinmies had nut beiti all r. 
 
 aniiv.ay , 
 
 ot ilcaiint 
 
 f 
 
 d wlu'tithcv e.iHif tuihe main: but wiien ihey ly |,i niiiiiy li.|i..aii! h' 111 id .Marilus had 
 
 'Jed f 
 
 ) well in ir, 
 
 at lalt leaili'd iheir '1, 
 
 th.ii luboie'lir no leli tliaii iiint'. 
 
 'j l|'S -'Ml'iir mer, 
 .'Sli 
 
 etn-ii'd ro bis M.ilter at fir. 
 
 te^-.o 
 
 ivitlulie Mavis he lia.l '^oiicii, an'.iiii.ic 
 
 r hf 
 
 prn- 
 
 'unipany, wrm home apa'n to the Cri 
 who had now lolt a'l fiiitinici isuf nilpearurc 
 
 venp,'.', aiu! wis t;ecoii e nuplity 
 
 full of (.are an.l 
 
 '^ 'vit i.l 
 
 I-'ea. t.rliini, Idt fiiine imhapi'V .Ac. idem .r other had 
 
 b. 
 
 "d hi 
 
 1 his Ra 
 
 ' he was advaiie 
 
 to .1 I'ull in ihc biyjt iiiiilsl'uiiietliinglik 
 
 an 
 
 Jbi 
 
 11, lliey tiuiiil no bodv iln 
 
 Pi rliap there was lunuthini? exirai.riliiiarv m ilii-, tl 
 
 ikedSp, 
 
 t that I own lii'clt what ' 
 
 s coniiiip.aii.t 
 
 II a llianpeliiiriy M'eicf,.i,:'d 10 tly the) rel.nec ; whi'l 
 iiipnc.l well eroiiiili tiir ihe r.-, .'«';■.•/,, whe 
 
 pr 
 
 bal 
 
 liny 
 
 mull: 
 
 Ik'.! i 
 
 I'v.ii theiis. 
 
 •| he -J'., 
 
 ( turlo w.reil.'ir l-.tiemiis tail .1 ) li.i,l ieCi l.uv.c lloieof 
 I'roMliiins I -Ji'ml 'em, whuhili.'y t mk poiliili, n 1 1, i,,i 
 beli.les ivap'd their HarviU el ,\ .'<.,,/., .',.., for \-m. [ l^y 
 llaid her.- two niuiiths, i!v.- u-.oit | art U' uh cli tree was 
 
Lib. V 
 
 ^y-\. 
 
 ■I I'wwKcirinJi 
 
 '• 'I V r' -.t i.iic !„ 
 
 nil M..' 1,1 ilic ;.,,/,,,, 
 '' «,' .itiJillw.. 
 
 Il <".!licr h,i .1, ..M 
 ' 11 fruii U. wl'i i,^'_ 
 < ■irM.i,r».>i II, ,11,1 
 
 'lu (. nil i;iv. 'j,, 
 lllllJ,,tMT» VVl.U).l 
 I II! I'llillnlll.V W... 
 ■ill'iy .IM.I lllllit !v 
 "■ >' It illnlui;,it,,,l 
 
 "III • 111- Alii in.iiiv nj 
 
 " 'lit 1 i I , ., I, ;|,, I I ;, 
 
 ■III II '. uJ iii-Al.if. 
 Ill iM,%l. nr. laliim- 
 'i' ^ In.l (l-ri.:|.r ,| 
 
 I ' if:illv 'in'.'i^'ll 
 
 r .iiiii ..I". ,.f S|,|. 
 
 '"itr .Hill r.iM civn!," ' 
 II 11 ili.it |li>j, ill,, I "" 
 
 I "111 III* 1,1 ,!i) \:,f 
 
 tllS'lllT With llx- 
 
 >' ' '•iiriiitiiii_n tl.fiic 
 '•■ ' I I I. I, .'■m'vio 
 . ■11 1 I'l.t ir itiM 
 i>y !"■■•>•■ a! y I'nf.uii 
 
 I'll ] I II cv i!'( V Were*''-' 
 
 "" I" I ll'M. -xukis' k" 
 
 :ii|'l Ml t'l'A 1.1 1 n,i 
 
 ■I' III .111 /,. .,•.. w|,„ 
 
 Il .ill. iK h--U T t'Vci 
 
 ''«ii:l . .irnlili. IV,,o.! 
 iJa liis.\;ii'., 4nJ III 
 
 I ti'ort. tiul.ini'cl ,1 l,y ll;.l 1: 
 ■jljlittOtht-MfU. .|„(1 
 
 ic hIkiIc .\riiiy, |i(-th 
 Llliil \ '</!.- Ihys, for 
 
 It iiotK'LTi fur:'i(Mtre 
 ) wliul, ,„,• .,f tlie 
 I I'ooii in till, II .irchs ■ , 
 iiiicv, .Hill lotiifiinics 1 
 l>i't iliiri-t|iii,rs were 
 ilmi \i,iy lyif.g thro' 
 Hi .T (Ij.ii ihcv wiT<* 
 ihr» f.it i.|, a I thiir 
 tiovir)t;,,«hulctl,.ir 
 
 ll'l:li|s UMS iliM 111 ,i 
 
 n luuli; u( I.iMthiT, 
 •K thf r, Ik : Put 'tis 
 i.c Holt Im pro.liK' J 
 !'l lint 10 f ni thing 
 III 111 lonuiif: to lifh 
 (he vinciaMi' Hide 
 la- Wf.iihir: W'circ 
 vr lonio out of the 
 
 1 lIlC J'PT5, 1,1 p ly 
 
 ;irPV .in.l U-.lf. l;;ib,c 
 
 ; Willi H.irs i)r.',v„I 
 ui tho Ho(t .nt'ihu 
 :n 0| j-ortu: iiv to 
 nliilcii :inJ oir iK-- 
 '''f in tlio Com- 
 lOionthiirpalciict 
 
 1 ill .1 Hnc condition 
 hn.l iio'hiiif; t) Ji- 
 
 Arrows, lur their 
 on ihi-ir SlioiilJrrs) 
 
 ility Im.J belli 11 a 
 
 bcdi all r.in iway; 
 I'liid .M.nrilus had 
 nil 1 II" I'oiiv then- : 
 rdiii.iry iii ihiv, the 
 1.1! was coining;, and 
 hi-ireriiiic; «|ii,|i 
 •/.. who i-liL- in ail 
 •lis. TllL- 'Jjivim', 
 Nil lifl '.nine Itra-ot' 
 'Ok poiliiih ni I, 11, j 
 ,;;< tor Vm. ■lluy 
 ol wh ch tri'c was 
 
 U11- 
 
 Chap. J V^ Knivet'/ Ms/jrmn's //ir/A-Wclt-Indies. 
 
 ■ 'ih 
 
 iinployM 111 no'hiii;; c\(v hut | tov ilmi: .i foi k ofViftinl. 
 "^J^J. r ili.n nil fii. Hv ihii '(cvn i. i l'oj(, m)ii U aIim 
 ^Ritlil ah iiiiJi with IV)j;'ir|i.ii aiC i Si\) j;oodMiAt .ind 
 f.i..ii nuuli ciiiiii tliiTi" .iro .1 f>rei( many larir .Snikm iiu, 
 lii,k,<. whi h ill M'lir il.'iCi f ro(!i. :iril uK iIh iiiii |ic» .livnm'it 
 l>y my |h,it ,.iii,atih and kill nr, Ir ii^' .i d >t i f I'mKi 
 fiidi iinily rltiTind hi.ih h) ihr »•./ ,ii,j ami l^iti,!,, 
 Iiiif I! ffi,i t ilu-y ircl'dld tiiM (.i..itiiti«, anl willl"iih 
 iillaiili .(Mil I iirfiii.' .1 Mm, It oih nl'thc Cmii', .iny lliat 
 wiiinii' oiii iiiithr nlTf iitihii )• ^v,l^ like to 1 1 i.it liM 
 ly oni' ol iliill' Siuikc, II Wis a vrry )',i 1 at i iic iiulri.l, 
 !ii will li he iiini iiiii.it I Ji'tli- I. ard j up(iiitlin\//.. »| 
 (who had more inmari) went out wiili ,i jioi d Clnh, 
 and inifiiiij;tii ilir I'liic wlnii thi' Sii.iki. wis. Ilk iin-' 
 liiid iiily iiMitied IIh I'lcv \\n- h.id III hit Monili, audi 
 r.iiliht; up hir Nk:ii, liki tin- S.alij lit a yrcii I'llli, .uid 
 fipriiinp. Inr Mi irh miv wi I.', Il,c piil h' r li II into a 
 I'oitiiii' In W,\^^ at hmi, inir he ly one loimd aii.l loiiu- 
 nail- l'|,e.« j ivM'nif.l that allaiilt. (in hmmf, ih.' .Sn.ike 
 lt,(wfkii;. ii|" 11 the ill 111, hi ipiifeuiillid hi 1 Skull, aiM ilio llie 
 «!«( "I 'i"i Hiiiiiii'd .il o II and ni.iili' a f;reat loite in ilii Water lor' 
 (iMiii.' lliiie atier, >it eiitiujy dili'.lfi h d lur by lli.it' 
 means; tins Snake he dt.e^pd lioiiie, .ilid , iit her iiit in j 
 fiiiinarlrrstor ih C ,i;i'ai'n and the ptiiiripal Olfi, ers: 
 Hilt iii'iwitliiiaii 'iiif, thisSiiakt hi.! very near e.,ll iiiin 
 liisl.it'f, t'irii heiiij' his turn to le Ci iitiiiel tiiai iii;;lit, 
 iMic ot'tlu Offiier'; reliiCte,! iipuii hiiii I'm his tie '.lijieii. v, | 
 .111(1 alleitid, th.it he h.id li I II eall d lo the \V.ei.li while 
 he w.is aw.i\ ; upon this, ili,/ 'twas tail'; (and prov'd iwj 
 he 111 ) yii fiuli a'in.nTelarole (■etwecn'nii, iliat Kj ''■<'' 
 iilinp Ills Swurd, left his Adiiilary tin dead upon the 
 (;iuiiiid. I 
 
 , I niti I And now he wms loend ami plaad in the SroiksJ 
 !''■ wliiJU Annies weie drawn lip in t; iniaf'ainlt hini; iiiore' 
 tluii tliK, the Trier w.u lent to prepare hmi h't aiimhet 
 Woild, and tho' the pi od. Failier wa:* (o iliai i.ilde as to' 
 make two V'.lits to hiir.. exhorting him in L'onteilioii,, 
 Vet not a hit of Sin eould le j'.ot out if \'/.:iv, who' 
 hid ^is he laid) .(ii'els'd them all to Heaven Irl'ore. 
 Ill llior", he was led to the I'laeei f Kxiei tion, made his 
 Spieehto lie Coinpair. . and eNiniiUdthr laMi turn, 
 but theOflieeis (who had itiniiy of 'ein a !■ ,ilricfs for 
 him) hapiird lo tall into a Dilate ami 1 1, di.infeKts 
 what .Auihoiity the Capta;ii hid to put h in to death, 
 cfpecially liiue no Murder w.is ih iie, iKiiher was he iiii- 
 powcrit I'V any Coiiiiiiilliiiii iVini the Kiiii; ; and truly 
 upon coiilider.i'i'iii ihey fuiiiid he had To li'.tle, that iluy 
 commanded the Execution to lie (taid and weii'-av.ay to 
 „,,, tho Ciftain r^i inrci.cde fur the Ciiniiiial's life; and 
 
 tho' he refiis'd to grant it, \tt they w. re rclIdvMto have 
 ir, and fo aieor.linuly by tliiir own .Authority (in Ipite 
 cf ail the Capf.iin'srroteltatinns 1 1 the eimnary) they re- ■ 
 tin lid and d.l' harjjd him. 
 
 When the \ui \ h.id It i;d in ihisCiuintre lome three 
 months lonp.er, they |vi;.in to mareli honii warJs .i.q.iin, 
 and K i" .1 idvel's'd liiiul'eif to the liekiiij: new .AJviii-, 
 tures; to go liinie w.tli iheiii would le to po in a ler- j 
 tain Deatli, ( it at Icalt .my eoiild heiettain to lollippe- I 
 ry a fell iw ) mil therefore he l'ei;'d leave ot the Cap'ain 
 to go leek lis I' 'rtuiif : This vas ii ore ealdy ,niaiited 
 him fh.iii I',; I lie Itline uas, f u ,ts he w.is r.i.t ti nil < f 
 the Ciptain's eiMiijaiiy, ihcC'apti'ii w.is not iiiiiih eon- 
 lerii'd ahnut h;,., |e:; even I'.avchim liberty to dilpi fe of 
 Inn, fell h' vv an,! where I e would. | 
 
 li. !o. Upon ills peimilh.in f^'..e t, with twelve niorcof the 
 
 "Y" I '■"'"' iVfwijH.','' Ill lis lon'.jMny, took leave, an,! bei;.iii their 
 '"■""'■ Jouiney : They went down the Rivei ot .i.i'Ci" In a' 
 Canoe will, h iluy in.ide ot the Hark of a Tier, .ind' 
 (omingto .1 tertiin Vi'j.i;.;!-. tin y landed iliere. iirenJ- 
 ing for the I'litute to po iko.i'.eilier by l.,ind. Here weie 
 li.i InhabitanI;. at .ill but i'. Hemi the /'.•./.'.!»/ eaii.e Imliir 
 feiiictiir.es to hill, lor here the> fn'ind jioo.l lime of j 
 t .nrhen P..I i, .Uulin'eni l.ipes wirh pieces of Ciold tied 
 ro'.'ieiii, will. I', vverc i:fe 1 f.r that purpofe ; likevvil'e here, 
 they met wrli many tin. of very fine and I eaiiiiful 
 Stones, ijrceti, ie,l, blue, white, others very i;litteriiip,| 
 and Hscleji .isC'rvfld. They eontliide.! b\ thefe tokens' 
 lh.lt ihpy niuft be very near to Wt-Uin, and iherefnrc tr.v , 
 \elliin?, .Soiali-wel't from l.,'ticc, they came into a fort ofj 
 a iirovvn l.arien Soil full of Ro.ks and Hilb, and ver 
 inanylinall Rivers water .1 iitoo; here they lo'indlumps' 
 of liold as, bip as flaz!c-nets by the lides of tiiefcRiveis,' 
 and great .inamities of I'll-' Unit ot the fa'iie Metal. i 
 At'ter [hi. they cime rut into a fair open Country,! 
 where till y had a profpeJl of a won.!erfi,l Mountain at( 
 leaH rcndays Jonriiey from "e:n ; it Ihoiic witliadaz'ine | 
 lullic, and when the Sun .aiiie aboiii, lo ihat the Beam- 
 weie reHciiU'd off Irom tlieiuv towards 'em, they decl.ire 
 It was very truvbler.iiii travellini; a;j,aiiift the liphc of it : 
 'Tis pity tiiey hul no. told us what it was that made this 
 
 Moriiivii fii felUil ii'.Ii a i ■ i. I i,- n , l,ir ' '. i , bt 
 lii|'|'.,»'d t'i.if M'.ii ll mid be I . It po I. Ill I a.' 'ly .inJ^^! . 
 liul eminir. iii'O (lU iftiili' i I ^^ :w,i.iik,i! !. .t ■. >« 
 '■'.till n'* not ini; i.il i! Ii' il.ai the . " m n.Ner* nl 
 ll.'.Ie iv lliehf Si,'!ir« Mlir,' 111 ■.■![ I ■.',! 1: i-df !, I'.. 
 le.il'.m ot hull;! lliiMiii.'. 
 
 Al out ihelooli f iht M')inH.liii ;■.. ) M i ' .'.11, , 
 ' f the I III /nil ■') or .hi- <,i<( ^ »hi> .'mil al > .. . ■ ;;; .,•, 
 ill Old iiaiylJi.ir, and Ike it in ilic H dy, I nt ii h.is n 
 Snoiii of ilm.,ii ,1 jfird Imii',, and a ver) 'nr.ii 'lajl .ill 
 blikand puy ; the) havi'ihe Nuni if'.)- ''v. (i.ini 
 ihe r lo lonllani devoir ii;! tliofe Inl'etU, for they thr ll 
 ill ir 'loiiuiun in»r, the Am-lnl's, and 'eeii nli.-n tlii 
 Aii'san k ilu! m i(r ,.t heaps up ,ii iIumii, iliei di.iw 
 ilieni into ilu irMuiitli*, an 1 lu iw.illovv ilieiii .1 I I'l wii 
 Ihih- ijiiiiii.l, '; .ire ii;oi,a Meat, .111! oi r'I't.r.i l.rsl'ii- 
 W.I ihiiiifelvesil rhem \i.ry 11 iilidcta' I) fu t;ie I'iell.- 
 ['If' of their I'lovii-.ii. 
 
 'i'hey went al ii;»( by this Moi'iita ll .ir I Vt twvnrv 
 davs helore (hev vi.iil.l lind any | .ilia (r ..ver it, I m ai 
 till they lid III) I one, iho' not over. "I't nr. e.- i', aid 
 that bv a Kiver that ran vjtiir. tlir.j' j w'u.te this KiVii 
 went, or •^luthei 'iwi iild f.Ur) em. v, hai Vo; i \e. "id 
 Whirlpool*, wh.it t;it.ir.u'.l< .iiid \aii i.illsif V\ iier','.i'i 
 Ko, ksand I'niipi.esilieie niipl.t le, ife kruv ivjI, I ut 
 yet tli'y icll'lv'd ;o attei pt a pallip.- 'li, vi.iv. 
 
 Now who would rot think lliit 'Iii'i' Men were inJ''''^!', 
 loine vrrv preat d:llief, to lind on: Duiii, an I I'.irper.'..','' ",.',>'. 
 when ihey uent to look f,jr't in .1 Rn.t thii ri-i nn.lir .i .si .i. 
 niiphiy Muiiiiiani, and ( toi all tlia-. ihiy Kuw; ihvn 
 it. to ihi tinai .\bvK? O.' had tliev I len line t.i in- I -,.1 
 liuli D.inpers, \et Kinp /cwi.-i's Rea on .\\\:v.r, ;!, .■ i >; 
 
 I -r.l I,-! ,:,li^' won Id hiv • pievet.'.e! f nu'l'eople; .:' .i, . 
 Ifni enp.iijini' 111 I'll, h an} im rpri^e; fji lii. v t','..'.\lo''ir 
 t.iin iMili fall one nine or oilier, 'iv.as t.i t i i p I ,'.' i it 
 l! "iil.l uiiiilile down Upon ill. it 1 leads : 1 1, v.-ev, r, ihey 
 f lit ih.it til the venture, and makini; 'em a f' t: ot a !) .-.i 
 ot (..iiies, between three an.l fi,ur');ir.!i wi.le, .iii,l lix 
 yurd'; long, into it ihey w.iit, eavrviip f nie Ito'e ol 
 Trov ilion with 'em, becai fe ihey . !d n< t leli how i i,i; 
 'twould U' betiire ilu y came our Spain ; and ind ed ,'. . - 
 '■i' p'ainlv dr.lans he docs not kni-w how lone ihe) 
 were in that lioriible pall.U'.e, he l.-,;s ilay went li of i 
 Morniiipand c.iine our npainofa .Moriiinp, bm that'* a I 
 heknousof ihe matter : Now this mult evidcitly Ic 
 tioni (iieofthel'e iwocaiifcs, cither ihev I'lpta pieif 
 while, and lo loll tine that way, i.'t el'.c tluy weic a 1 
 the while in fu, h dieailfel dirkm'ls thai they eoiihl i eve: 
 diltinpiiilli IJ.iy ftom Nndit: biovvrver, he lavs, wh,ii 
 they had ;;one ipiite thro'. ind '.iw oii.e n ue tliecli.'ar- 
 ful ] iidir.aiid the face ( I'tlic liipe'i" n\ World, they w re 
 woiiileiliil ('lad; wliuhanyone vv:!l eafily Ix liive, th.lt 
 • h'liks wliat 't s to fail iind' r the boii.iiiis rf Moiiirali s. 
 And now fer'ng Ho. Its all abi ut 'em. rhev d,;einuii',l 
 to ijiin their I'oat, nwA po aii,! i!:row ilumli 've< iiprn;!..' 
 meuy of thole S.o^'.j tli.it dwel; ilieie, ai»l leain of 'iiii 
 how ro (tier theii Coiirl'e (or die fir.ure. 
 
 So thiy m.tde lip lowaids th ■ I li i:le>, and a; fi rn .: t.Is - !•' '•. 
 ever the .'''.i •■',!; '' if;:>>i 'un ihty i.une nut fi.ll dim •>,' "- ' 
 
 II eet tni, wh, opiny, ar.d ho lowi'v^ all die way. I!- 
 vinp i;,ken em, iliev | rei.'ent'.y lf,i:ii,l ihe r H ir.,!s, .ii.d 
 tied (olds alioiii th.ir Mul.l.es. .iiul !ii led 'cm away t,> 
 
 j then Town. Wu\\\ I ri.i:;ht thitlvr. two i r three ;;iavo 
 lid Men came to examine 'em of what C'rniny they 
 vvoie, and the i'l .■ f (■:;/.■.' all eonfels'd direCHv what they 
 w\re, but l\ii:' :' faid he wai; a I'cr.Jtn.n ; :ind it had 
 bun well for them if thiyli.r.l been I'cc ncntio, tiir 
 they w^-rc not aware into what Counity ihey were r.iiil- 
 bled, nor into wliofe hands tlicy were fallen ; tlkt'e i.i- 
 i.-;;i-.' \verefheT.)«M/-.i,tlitirmoit irrceiii, liable Iiiemics, 
 and to whom nothinp in the Woild was more pkafnic 
 than to llicd the Rloid of their Nation. 
 
 Widiin two hour, alter this F-xaminntioii and Coi.fif- 
 lion, I'.xeeiition tamo en ; one of the l',',f;i;;.r/' \\as led 
 between lix .V,:;ri;,-j out iii'n a Yard, and then an old iN'an 
 eamet.s hnn and bid lum h ok abinir him and take h:s 
 l.ilt view of all things that plea.Al hnn, tot he lliouid i,r.\v 
 fee 'em no more ; upon this a lutty yovinp ,S',:;i.';'i- wrh .i 
 grc.it Club advances up to h:in, /'/•' rh:.f:cnic: f l'a)SMjm,cr if 
 he to the poor trenibliiip I'fitugurj:) I r.mrc t'.it!;,, /;,7,',.'iIhmi Exa* 
 ir.uiifih. JSVif/w, /•«./ iv'l! Tiorr k.:ll ll c ; and as fenn as'-'-"'- 
 rlie word was out o( !iis Mouth, v.i'li tw,> f iird hlons 
 he dil'patcli'd Irm: When he was dead they held liun 
 over ilie blame, and Itripioif all his Skm, .and tjien ha 
 vine, tak' n out the VJ^.-nt^ (which ihcv pave to theli 
 Woiieii that Itond by) theyctit out iheDody into Jovnts, 
 and lent it about fri in Hoafe to Hoiile a> tar as 'two'!, I 
 po. Thus they ferv'd al) t!ic twelve /','V.;!ft«-/e oncafiei 
 aiiotlicr ; they made lo many Fcalts oi them, and we?c 
 merry to ihc liighcA dcerce, doing rii^'-huig but drink, 
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 Knivec'i Mi^fununcs in the VVcll- Indies. 
 
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 j\v >.':!;lit anJDa\ as lo;ig a* tl» 
 
 uc< laltcil. 
 
 N\'ii> n K'l'n: li.ul f fii .ill the .".i/«.; 
 i'.c ixpcdcii tl,.it ilioy Wi.iiU Ic \i'i\ 
 
 • of till' Liuniy. ot whoiii 
 
 S'. .IS 
 
 
 . D.iiu- iloiu : VVIkii lit liaJ hiJ tins ho 
 taiicl ihaig'i! imu ihi- \^\\ inuKln 
 i/r lli.ibil vour'd, lie KiliM iliiLf ptwii.;.;,, .ii.ii s'.js lii.nli It' llioi with 
 ■liuckly I'M taft:ii).', u^m' aiul luuity Aiiou>, w'wiCa luu.iiii'd Itkki.'j m in-, 
 a puv-i-dfa J' ./ -■■■" .11, too, ln;t iiiilv winii ihi.) haJ I'.oiu' 15''ily- Bctbri' he JuJ, Ik- <j(.ljr'i.l to be inltn e:e'.; in tlie 
 all iheir Si'oris till'. ,.imc to liiiii, ami I'lM him he itioulil I'A., ,;;.;./ /<(//./,,/;, .niul to have B.iiviImi ailminiftiej u, 
 not tieal ii) liar vl'C like treaiir.eii' that ilie I'-.ttii'MJe liiiu, Kitliwlii.h beinsi done, lie iximJ, ea]:iiii; iipmi 
 .1 liaJ, I'oi as lor a'l his (JotimiMin ii ihey ho J ever beiii Ooil |..,i .Mi^y in a \eiy ilevoi t anj leru'tu iraiiiicr. 
 t'u-ii- Fiieni's 1 lit the R" »!.:;/,.'./<■ hail .i!way< been their 1 he/' ;,;,..,/• havl no treat iioehle to pnt an tul to 
 I'lKMuii* anil made SaM-s ot ciii, an. I 'twas for ihat tea- this War, (er the Imeiii) i:e\er liooU tojoyii JVu ei with 
 Ion that ihty hail ileal', iii 'li.s rig rous niaiuier with em, hut r.in all ,iua>, aii.l they in c thiiikii ;; a woiili 
 jhem. -lieu wluli. to inirliie no, retiim'd home. 
 
 Ihiis cur i',Tj'p xirM thu' inilerthe notion of a Al:ei ;1, is \//k.v Jn'il lomeihing better with the Go-'>''';"'(id[Hi 
 V cm-: ii.nii) liv'd'no; only fiee frem all I'enr and iiai'.i;ir, uriiour than Ik fore, but ye: he wa:, grown lb hoi liblc'' ■"«'■* 
 lull alio iiiL-oi il cieJil aiuicllcem nnioii^ll 'em ; and he Ui.iry ut this (,ountry, where he hairnic: wnji li, n;any 
 was krviieable to em upon many a,.o'.riis, he tai^'jht Uifalteis, an 1 liifler'il loinany Mil'eries, that he reliilv'd 
 iheiii h.,w to eneamp, to put ihemleKe- iiiui order ut oni c inoie lo a;uin)r ihe nukini; an esapef.oiti u, Jml 
 Bat;el, 10 tivht rcgni'.n Iv, ami li.veial o.hi.1 ilunj;s tela- "'^ Pl"t lueiuilej, he f^oi on board a Ship, and came to 
 til p X'' Military Dillipiine ; iliey iievci would };•> out to W/--, Arjn .// .,^_ j,..,,, v\|n-,.^-i. |,i.- wentupihe Kiverel' 
 l'a[:el will,, 111 him, ,iiid iti the ti.iie that l.e vva-- with ''''.■..«/■; to ihe City of A/.-. i>.;.:/;,, muiuling to lirveiherc 
 thOMi tiny jiain'd liveial .-Xdvair es over other Nations as a Soldiu tiir leim- time, and then tia^e'l thro' y;;/ /,^,.; 
 I'f ?.'■■,;' that eaii'e to dilliirh cm. "i'istl-.e C^nltoiii into ih i----, an I lo home. 
 
 of ihefel ailiaiou. I'eopicto yo rovinp aboiir, whole Na- lint it feeiiio ihire was anodier founiey eiitoi.t for han 
 li.iiis of 'em tn;i ihe:, fioiii one Qiiartu to jiiotl er, am' .it this tmif, and inllcad ul makiii}' a Viiit lo I'n-j c jo'ii 
 tl.il .IS ( fun as they have a mm i ciihci to ihanpe their or t!ie (Ji,:h,l S.i\;^>.io> , he mult onee n.oie no and fee the 
 Ma''ititioi,sor m.ike War \v.;h ai-.y other I'e pie whom t'ld (Kiveriiour in /( ,J, r. In plain imrs', he was fc./.'d ' i>wir: 
 th.v are jealous (!f. or Aliped \vi The tluir I'.ncmie*. | licrc b> a I'tirl'mvart, larned away rnCui.ei to ^'■'.'.'■'",'«^','^,'^" 
 
 .\nd Kii::\i ii,.wf/..iid Icvucthii:;^ 1 f aiilneUnatiouin'and trimi iheiiie to .''r. V, /■.;/,■/;,. to his old Malt>r aj'aiii. "'"' 
 the!.' 1.^'.. c' to li.ive ilie C. imtry where oiey dwelt at i he Ccveiiiuiir ien.n'd liiiii ali.er anoiher iranner now 
 th.u time, aii.t ivmi ve into thole parts of the t'ontinentj than he did ihe tirlt time of his rnnninn away, he pn- 
 vvl'.iie ihcy eoiiKi l:a\e 'Irade with the /■• i ),..'■, and uhcte mlh'd hmi (ii.'y uitli Jokis .iiid |elts, hid him welcome 
 t.ii'v hadalf ' tlirine 
 
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 riy liv'd ; he.iidnot lUflethismotain, from /■<.;/.;■ .,,,ii..l as^M him how all hisl-ii 
 promote it as iiuieii as he could, tor 
 paral'ly 
 
 there; he older d the I'eiteis to be taken oif from his 
 mk'd to theirs, Legs, .uavc liim j;ood Clodics, and us'd htm kmdly. 
 
 iSonietime id'tei this (bv a favourable turn) \.'..!« 
 had tlie. omfonofbreathiim the Air of a Chtiltian Coun- 
 try apain, for his Walter was lecalld from his Govern- 
 niem in br.ijilc h. me to l.hkt;, of which (wcmay be 
 lure) he was not a lirt'e j^lad. 
 
 The; let lail from St. Si-Lrjllrn for the City of fV nnm- ''■ " " f"- 
 hu-f in W.ij,:, where they were to ll.iy fome time, and'"* ""' 
 • . ■ . ., .,'" 'I"''' ^'"'"■'^' ''ley lb wonderfully efcap'd a, Shipwreilc, 
 
 to iciimiiiiili the Coumiy they were row [>onel.-.'d i f, that hardly any Deliverance of that kind could be more 
 ar.d po .ind plant theiidelves there j lb they UiarJi'd ftraiii;e and ime.vpcOted: They got alhorc upon this Coall, 
 a"av in a bode ri, the number of thirty !houfand,tliio'| uheie they had been expos'd to lo much danger, and 
 W. ods and Dcfirts, over MouiKams Hdls, and Ri'.eis, uiade the rell of their Journey to Fernitmhucu by Ijnd. 
 f^mctimes Northward and fometiirts Southward, fl.apiiigj NVhiK ihey la\ at this place, Kj^iat went to the Wa'sr;>;sio.ht 
 
 bet cr eavc i:r il I. 
 li;~ I.r;. res feeni'ii to be n. 
 
 :;i' 1 il.irefirc if he went alei; wi'.h them into thii 
 pirs, Jicre w.iv loir.e hope i : his fccinp (■".>•/ 1« f"'^'-'*! 
 . i;ain, air L;.iiin;^an 0|'por:iii)ity to make his ilc.ipe,' 
 bur ;: ili. \ Haul here th.oie hopes were for ever loft, fincc 
 tl.iv vv..uilJ r.e\er carcto pan with him. liilhort, afier, 
 .1 giv. 11 tlum an account if the place he hx'd upon I 
 
 hi 
 
 lor ilcir lutlemcnr, and the pri.bal il;ties ot agood Cein-j 
 meice v'.i:ii the Ivii.:,. there, they unanimoully rcfolv d | 
 
 Keccditvaiid I'cliCY toi^etlier 
 
 ireCted at /<^io(;'(n/r, lor that place wasbelieg'd by a very potent ^^J 
 
 tli'.'ir Coin ;e a 
 
 them, and had thev nor i;one to W.ir wi'.h another Na-! tn.lidn King, with an Army of above 4CC00 Men." The 
 tioii of S'.7:.r-;.rr by tlie way, they n.n;ht probably h.;ve! _''. "^^''«-/. fei upon em unawares, and having fi rpriz'd 
 their imended |o'.:rnry wiih l.i'ery 
 
 tlihil.'d 
 
 ciL.ugh.b t eii;.Mi;lrgilKnileUes 
 v.l.o Wire the .'\,llc^ ( f i!ie ?..< 
 ii'iiu'leai Iluiii i:pi 11 themfelves : 
 
 I) worfed bs "em in one 
 -"Urcf their briends the I 
 
 ■mil o.niit 
 agaiiill a certain I'lople 
 «:•...■;.•, the. ; roKglit a 
 for th( fe Peoj L- being 
 
 B.attel, wen: ana 
 .-, ■, vvhoijuivk 
 
 and lent it our. i. 
 
 .1), 
 
 . oiili.lerT. 
 
 I rav'd Sui 
 
 Iv rai^'J an -.rmv, 
 
 tlie (^v.iriiour's Si 
 
 npon the 
 
 le.n Im, 
 
 ihiir Mart al b'.:rnitme, and efpe. lally their terrible great 
 
 (tuns, liid.mimd the Army of ihe T.i".. )■■.', that they 
 
 Were like lo many Men witlu.ut 1 ife or Soul, and noi at 
 
 all pr nn.'ir.f tn difpure the point with 'cm, lubmitted 
 
 I'liinlelve. lo liieir Mir y. 
 
 Ihe (..ir'.i'n W..S alii'nilli'd to Hnd hit; old Servant 
 
 nder the Command of, ■»'■;' /'-■;'.''■, ' c t>.m:(J. 
 
 cm 111 the mid't . .iieir Miiih and Fealls, made luch a 
 llaiighter, that . were gal to pro'fiofc Terms of IVaic : 
 the_Coi:dili..iis\vere. l,.>.it .ill their Pii/.-ia-rs /hi: 1 1 U iv'- 
 /i- /> ./, ,111:1 tli'y /hinui lie pc> mined t,< live in tl. cir t n/. Cciii.- 
 iry ..'1 Vicim.i:, ihA /j.^k wic.kjt^^ i-.Ji.l'.'cc'.io'i to the Sj/:^ (J 
 Spain, i:i:.i ufin f./.t ',v c th /wnil.i nil of 'cm, ioili Kjng 
 
 . ., ...'With whom K'.'"'/ went before Ihc t'cnm^i.^-Je gladly accpted of tlicfe Conditions, 
 
 kc lixpc.ii-.ioii, and who had to niany limcsjandfoP vc was made, an.l oneof the largeli Provinces 
 
 .M.irtcr; and thek mu.h belter Sold.c;s, wuh pfall the K-.itli of B -:/;,i- was added to'that Crown. 
 
 The Soldiers got very rich Plunder at thisComiueit, ihey 
 foi'n,! Diamond , Rubies, and Saphires in iiniie of the 
 Villages ihat Hood by the Sea. and Kx/icf for his own 
 part tells iis, that he was above live hundred Crowns the 
 better for this lixpeditioii. 
 
 'V\'hen this was over, lie retiirn'd to />. »;,iih'..c<' to his Si'. 
 Mafler, and tfom thence m a lliort time faifd with him*"- 
 into /'^.;;.,i;.i/. Heiiv'd .n the Governours Houfe at 
 I.moi: in pretty good fort forthefpace of nine months ; 
 but then ta!liiii< lick, he was fo far ncgledcd by iiis 
 Matter (who certainly ott-'d him more care and atten- 
 dance) that he had futJi-r'd the lalt Extremities if a cer- 
 i.iin iliariiable '-'.^ .')'.• Ni 11 had not iiivenhim a feaforablc 
 Relict i and 'twa^ by this good Woman's means that ( as 
 his Sickiuls grew more and more violent ) he w.is le- 
 
 f' aiue aim 
 
 ngit till f ■ I'tople, but having cxamin'd 
 bim what was become of il:c twelve I'o. /;/:;.■- /- that rr;i- 
 VI Id wiih him before, and iindingtheTim yi had facri- 
 iic'd 'cm, be pielcntly gave Cliiicrsto his Soldiers 10 
 11 alliure all the old .Men and Woir.cn, and bind ihc rcit 
 f 1 Slaees. Tlii.s was the wiiole Nation in a mannercut 
 oil, 1 ;c„- killd 11(01) the lpor,andthc remaining iGCoc 
 Jed ml') a Capti". ity worfc rlian Death. 
 
 'Tis true iiiiteed, that there was vet icnuiiiing afmall 
 Townof this I'.ople, as they accidentally liilcoMi'd af-, mov'd into il.e Rcyal Hoipiial, where, he tells ii'i, the 
 t rv arcs ; tor «< ing out upon a new i- xped it ion, ag.i mil' /'</■. I'j;;.^'' Dochisbled bim twenty one iimcs, and at lalt 
 r.i. t er fort 1 f Vr.'-i';., th.it weie come 10 take up their compleaily rciover'd him; and then whin thcPlnfliians 
 Dweiline.-. m I'ome of thufo places wlieic the T.t»i(,;ij hai!|had done wiih hini, hi'; kind l-'riend the Nun brought 
 been before, they fi.iind a Town of ibefe T.rw.ii.f, wlii, 
 I:;;ii !n'i! 1 y thcmlelves in a iNioiin'ainever lin.c ihelirit 
 Coii'iCcli the /> ,t:,^:.r''. h.nlmadeof 'em. Their C.ipiain 
 -( ,\ '/. .7 fays) was at lealt 1 10 year;. oM, a Man of woii- 
 lii rfei Sirengtli and Stoii'nels I'or his years, and oi a very 
 daring Courage; lie witli In, PiOjle jo'. n'd with the 
 /•i, •ji/i ,i;,'-. in liieir Dcl'gii .ipamlt tliefe new bnemies, 
 ,■■1! le'iic, loinc in light of their Army, he runs inio ihe 
 lii.iKcil laii'KS of the' J'.. /i/;/;.-/.', and bid them that had 
 iiivcr fern him ol ferve liim now. and to' ■ vv hiiii into 
 
 Now \'.i'./ ihinking al! n .Tnner if C'b'iguiions to his 
 Mailer for the future vsereiuteily i.iiKxrdby this his 
 cruel iiegleill of him, did nci go back to hisHoule, but 
 fet up for getting his own luing ; and the courle that hep-;..T..'< 
 '.lA'k lor 11 w.i,,, tobe an Inierpieter loMer. hams ; in this ."i''!"''" 
 '.•ay he got as much Inilmeis .is ever he could turn his""'''' ' 
 hand to, and maint.iind himlelf very well : AbnndaiiLe 
 ot tliefe MirLJiams (linding hi, (itncl^ for be.finel's) wiuld 
 lave jinpioy'd him in their Comirns in lii -J ,' and other 
 
 hi Curel; ( ifiliey durrtj where tjiey lliould Ke !;i> Va- paii.of the irj'-lr.-ti-i. hut he who had 
 
 liv'd in th.1t 
 C«)",?'.ry 
 

 m 
 
 ^' !r^^''^| Chip.lV. KmvciiVcimptm of the Natives oj the Wt[[A^^^^^^ 705 
 
 
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 "m- 
 
 A IV 
 
 (kLivlLiw „ii'J Arrow. s 
 
 till' l.jh HI), ot whom 
 
 I'- liMililf lliot witii 
 
 ll.llll'ti Itkk^I.f, 111 ills 
 
 Ll- iiillii cu-.; Ill ihc 
 P'lliii .iilmiiiilticvl u, 
 ix|in\l, cajliiii; iipmi 
 ij k'nciu iianiicr. 
 bk- 10 put iiii 11. d to 
 jd tujONii JVirci with 
 1 1 tliiiikii i; !t woiili 
 lioiiu-. 
 
 , better with thf Gel-'* 
 .li grim 11 I'o hoi libit'" •■•'-■ 
 lad ir.c: wiiii li, iiiaiiy 
 .■rics, ih.it Ik- rdiilv'd 
 nellapi-tVdiii it, inU 
 
 1 a ,Slnp, and cur.c to 
 ucntiip ih^; Kivcr cf 
 lur.cimgtij lirvctliiTe 
 II timd tliro' 7;//./,^/,; 
 
 unity lilt o\it for him 
 a Viiir 10 l'i,-j c- j(i!u 
 
 11. (iR i^o ai'.d fee the 
 1 Irriiii, lie Ujb Ic.z'd ' '■y«' i 
 i' I';i|i';.,r to W;.^i;t,vi_ 
 liiv old Mailii aj'aip. 
 .imoiIkt irai.iior ikav 
 niiiiiH auay, he pii- 
 s, bid liini welcome 
 I al) his iMRiids did 
 .le taken i.'iT from hii 
 
 iii'd liim kindly, 
 .arable turn) l(j.:xei 
 rotaChriltianComi- 
 Id irom hi-. Goverii- 
 F which ( uc may be 
 
 r the City of i'c nnm- ^ " '' f"- 
 (by foiiK- lime, and""* *''' 
 efcap'd a Shipwreck, 
 kind could he more 
 ilhorc upon this Coall, 
 ) much danger, and 
 nmnbuCD by I jnd . 
 tf/ went to the Wa's c.va to .s- 
 eg'd by a very potent \v.:rw: .,, 
 4CCOoMen^ 1 he "'"•''■ 
 nd liaviii); I'l rpnz'd 
 1-calls, ni.idc futh a 
 lele'lerpiiof IVaic; 
 
 7.MTJ /'.'<. II le re- 
 in ti sir en/, Cvin.- 
 
 cci'.im to the KJi't, cf 
 
 1.7 I'/ Vw, loth t{_)!C 
 
 thcfe Conditions, 
 e largeli Pr. vinccs 
 :d to that Crown. 
 IlisConqutlt, I hey 
 ires in li.iiu' of the 
 K'li'ef lor 111,'- ouii 
 nndrcd Crowns the 
 
 J-V. H,r»i/';.Cf to his S'll- ui ,' 
 
 lie fail'd wiiii him'"- 
 
 ernoiirs Houfc ac 
 
 c f nine months ; 
 
 iicyledcd by his 
 
 e care and attcn- 
 
 •xtremiiies if a ccr- 
 
 enhim a feafonable 
 
 n's means that ( as 
 
 o!em ) he was rc- 
 
 e. he tells u<, the 
 
 le times, and ar lalt 
 
 hill thcl'lnficians 
 
 tbo Nun brought 
 
 cr. 
 
 ( 'b'igations to li;s 
 mccl'd by this his 
 10 bisHoiile, I'Ht 
 i (he courft tliat he p-;.'.t'-< v. 
 Vler. haiits ; in this-'^-'H"-''-" 
 le cotild turn his'*"''"' ' 
 well : .\bniidance 
 forbr.fincl's) WMild 
 II />! -,' - and orhiT 
 bad liv'd in th.it 
 (,.0",)i;rv 
 
 l^'/v 
 
 yniv/t Citl 
 UllO I'lifull. 
 
 Hi.. 
 
 (/; Uyj. 
 
 i'-purtil:0!^. 
 
 Country but too i.iiig already, and ba.i li.jv/ a ruiiid to 
 ^ h.ivt one look nir.re at i.n^lr.nj, relu^'d ihcir Ol'.is, and! 
 waite.l lor afa\(/Ur.il'le . j'portiinity to take t'.at \iew he 
 fo miicli dclir'dj but the Date of his ban .hir.ent from 
 hoiiie was not \et our, his Foriune iiiiilf '.et have ano- 
 ther unhappy turn, .in,l .Sla" cry that left iiim in /i.r,i.£- 
 iiiect luiii 01. ce inoie in l'<"ii:y.il. 'Jo be brief, bis old 
 Mailer, that found he would not come at lum, iii.cns'd 
 the Viierny againli him, and l.a] hiin lad iii.i Diiipon, 
 wiiere lie was kept Willi lo Ihort an Allowai.v.. tint h.s 
 manner of luinji wa< next door to llaivinc, : In tl.'- . Ui- 
 fliers lie eiintiniied for lomo time, l.n:t hoc/ Iciii; we arc 
 not cert. ii:i, as neiilier alio how he was delivei'd trom 
 th'.-nce, but we know by many intimarioi.s tbat lie did 
 undoiibtedly U-c /-.i/^ '.i/ ./ .ii'aiii, ami rejoue wirh h^ 
 I-rieiiils, after all the \ario.is ,S eiies of hU dilaliiousi 
 l-or.une. 
 
 Havini: run over tl-.c H iff ry cfibr; .Man's Ad\eiitiirc-, 
 wc arc no".' lo lee the ( ). lei vaiiciis he has made in en 
 the fcveral Cioimtius be trivel'd thto', the \arieiiis of 
 Pel pic and N.itirn^, will as much of ihcirCiiltoii.s and I 
 Kiu-- as were known '.i bini.an 1 .'..ftcr all} thole Remaiks 
 whitb do more immediately relate to Kavigat;i ii ami 
 Ce. g-iphy. ! 
 
 • .-Ns for the People 1 '.his mij;lity Co.T.try [ H' ;,';.■.' 
 the tirlt Nat'on l-.e d jf. rilvs a:c the i'rri-.-.v:-!, who dwell I 
 in ilu Nortiiern pirts of ,'f .i.'i ■, between !l-\a ai: ' HJi\ 
 C'.-i..;. ; they are not of fo wi!d and barb .irons a '.iifpo- ' 
 (i-.inn asii'any of -.lie Hir^ii'.n: Xarioiis ar-;, their j;reatert ' 
 riideneS lies ill tl-eir pie(c'r\ ini; ih ife two notorious Cha- 
 iJCkrs of wild a.id rude Men, which i:. I'.o n;', ipiif.' naked i 
 and licvoviiiiij; riumaii ['Kill ; oiherwif- iliey arc a Peo- ] 
 pie of I'l'cnit and eril Manners enough : If you come to 
 'em as a Mtri h int, t!-.ey'l| traffick fairly with von ; if .is 
 .1 Warriour and an biieniy, they'll liphc wirli as much 
 Gcixr.liiy and Ci nra^?. They are };eiicrally ponly.of 
 ai',0 d .^laiiiiv, andol no bad implexion ; their llodic-^ 
 aie \\r uiiht all over with fine Works, and then Lips 
 pcrf vatc-ii Willi a R-jebuck's Horn, lo make mom for a 
 j^rctn Stone wliic!-. isto be piaccd there; bo-.h tlieic Or- 
 iumciits ( the 1 jttcr at lealf ) feem to be peculiar to the 
 Aleii, iiv..tl-.e; do iliey all'iimc them till they are of ac;e ; 
 but tins green Sronc in their Lip is Inch a mark of Gen- 
 tility ainoiiglt 'em, that be th.it appears without it is 
 icckun'd to be of the very Dregs of their Nation, and to 
 have no fine blood running in his Veins. 
 
 They allow eveiy Man lo take as many Wives as b.e 
 C3.n got, bur the Women can have but one Hu>band ai a 
 time, yet a Wife of one Man may be pafs'd ott" to aiio- 
 ilier, if her p'-cfe.rt Hi.sband gives his confcntto it in a 
 pnbjick Meeting. '1 hefe poor Women arc in one rcfpeif 
 incer Porters to their Husbands, fir when they go to 
 rlic Wars the others hi^ along all the Provilion in Baskets 
 at their Backs. 
 
 i But they manai-c the matter (fill more odlv in ano- 
 ther refpeit, for when they are deli\er'd of a Child, and 
 ought to have all the cereinons and attendance prn.-cr 
 lo a lyin!'.-i;i Woman, the Hesbiind pielenrly lies down 
 in the Hammock, (as if he hid been broiighr to Bed 
 lan.fclf ; and ail hi.-. Wives and Neigblioiirs come about 
 aiii! IcrM him. Tlii^ is a plcafant fancy indeed, diat the 
 Woman mull t.ike all the pains to bring the (.ilhild into 
 the World, ani! ilien the Man lie di wii and gvuntle upon 
 It I there's few Wiiiiien in the World woild like this, to 
 lole all the Piivilepcs and Triun pis of that condition, 
 aiul iiiltiad of bciiig carcf-M and waited upon by the 
 Men, prtlensh to become Nurfcsor Cioliips lo em thcm- 
 feh cs ; but the Cultom obtains among the I'crii arcs, and 
 their Won en it feems don't difpntc it. 
 
 Tile Men are lo very fuperlfuious, that all tlic while 
 their Wives are wuh Child they will not kill any female 
 .'inimal, Bealt, Bird, i^r bilh, fir they believe that if 
 they Ibould, tlieiv own Cluld would cert.iinly die. 
 
 When they go out a huniinp at any time, and bring 
 liomc lome agreeable Prey alrng .villi 'em, they do, by 
 makiiip a Pielint of it to one oftheir Wives, fhew which 
 of the number I hey intend to be with that night ; Ihc 
 lliat re lives the Favour is not a :ittlegl.id and proudoii't. 
 the fmilcsiipoii iheClift n< ilic bappy •u.ran.i docs who 
 rtccp. es the 'iwrH/Si'''i;«( I's Handkeichicf upon the like 
 (.ccalion ; aw.iy ll-.c goes to the Water ai.dwall.es, then 
 ihc C( nies b.oiiie, anil goes up into her Hammock, and 
 ccmniand.. ail the rcit of the Wivc-; to iervc licr ; inlliort, 
 tlie IS fole l-inprels ot the l-loulc ' as wel' as of the Bed ; 
 tor that day, .md ail the leit are very pundliial in their 
 iiindienco to the Or.icts llie goes, 
 
 1 lie I'ttii'r.'OiWi- ureat bnemies to the Pr»tt'^i rf, and 
 riua.iilv eat all the Priloiicis ihey talie ; they tbat take 
 tin coi.'t kill 'cm, but give 'em to their Brotiirrs or 
 
 l-'rieiids to do it for 'em ;, and here 'tiu a Fairy tl.at ihi ic 
 Peo[le h»ve, to alltJT.e .s many Namci to liieiiifelves ..• 
 tbey k'UMeii, 
 
 As ft their way of living, tliey liave go' .1 lar.r'- ], ' '' 
 Towns of their own, and thofe Towns good large He 
 fe: , for they arc ale ;.aids long; tilt y arc LO'ir'd o\ .' 
 wi'li I'abneto Boughs, and have no nvmn.rof I'aititioi-.', 
 in 'em : Thev dn i.l.- all their Gioiinds, and jufi yet-oiiih 
 obfriciver) man Ir.s proper limi";. 
 
 '1 hey are m.t at .ll:un^ uf lii^-h fcc.'.iiig, 1;\ ine n oltly i .. 
 ur'-u '/-•/-', <■''''■■ )-ir.V-/-f, ar.d Mnuli ,jui--. [odi.Mi", 
 Women and Childnti w.ilh themfelves eicrv nicrniM". 
 this IS a tiling they never omit, but v.-hethcr there be an; 
 thing of K( 'igion in ir, or wlieiher it be [ nre L-c.cr.cy 
 ar.d Cleanltnifs or no, is not cerfiiii 
 
 The moft icmarkaHe.\iiimalsof this Prov'ncc urc tbe 
 Vi-i;ii->,-.'.f and ilie >'(//<■ '.v.' ; the .Serpeius are by tie Na- 
 tiics call d :/<•.' .-, they have fiuir 1 cgs and a li i;g Triil Sctp-,. 
 like a Crocadile, anil arc priying ravenous Creatuies 
 like them , they lie very Itill and cloi'e npi.n the grom;.!, 
 and hide their bails, that they iiiiv not be dif. ovei'd I y 
 them wli.n the^ wat. h for Prey, and tb.cn when a: y .'\i.i- 
 inai (that they dare le::^e on) comes within reacb, ilicy 
 r.iile themlelves, and dar'ing out a coupe of iharj-buis 
 from the fore <]i'arters, kill whatfoevcr ihey Itnke. 
 
 The Monkeys fwliich ihe JVrV.iic; call; f ■.■,/• ; arc '^'■' 
 a« big as an ordinary Spaniil, but very black, with a bare 
 ahnolt hiitran. and a v^ry 1 -ng bro.td Be.-.vd ; you I) all 
 fee rwcnty or more i.f'cm u. 'ether in a 1 ici . and cue i-f 
 the iiuir.oer iI all walk up and down with h .-, I'lw '.i| on 
 his Biard, cha-r ring and tii.ikii'g .i violenr ;i .ill-, wbilll 
 all theielt I't iiiglav iblland. qinc: Jiiteii.ir' tothel'if- 
 courfe oi thai preaching .Monkev. 
 
 On the C'^.ift lerwisr F /)/;;;«. •(.■ and B.-t- /:,",•.•( 11 t'.c 
 T;/i vc, will li N'aine lignifies :!'.: .\;.., , and therefore^ " 
 all the red of the CanniLuls abhor thai Pc pie and tlu .■ 
 Name, the /f '7 :«^,/r/only exce|tid, who are :ikc the 
 T./.-n.-j in tlieirMaiiiKr-,aiiiU-(infeiiuently don t fom-jih 
 del'pitc the Name: And thry \erv well d firie t.) be 
 eall'd fo upon ibis account, that they ha\e u 1 fettled H.i- 
 biiiri'ns, but nm up and down the Woods 1 Irctlicwild 
 Aniiii.ils; neither do they ni.iiirnin aiiv fricndibip or 
 correlpondcncc wnh other People, but are ar war wirli 
 all, and their iie.xt Neighbours arc f u-e t.j be their Fne- 
 mies, let 'em come where they will. They iiMke luiles 
 in their 1 ips as otlier .Savages (.'.0, but they di n't work 
 their Bodies- all over like the Pctiir.r •, iho' in'.iead of 
 thattliey bcfiiear 'em with a Gum, anil then Ih k the 
 Feathers of Parr.its and other Birds upon 'em. Tliey are 
 a cowardly treacherous f rt of Peop'e, never coming oi't 
 into the open Field to light, but hiding tb.eml'elv'es in 
 Holc^, and behind Trcesand llulhes, r-ll thcv havea f.ir 
 opporiiinit\ 10 attack their Enemies with liiinc conlide- 
 rable ad. antage; they don't value thcmflves by their 
 fighting, but by their riinniiiij, (o that he's the bell Man 
 amonglf em who (when he has don- a mi. chief,' c.xw 
 koui falk-ll away, 'bhey -jat Human Flelh as wll as 
 their Neighbours, but tbey fpcak a Laiigu.ige very dil'^'e- 
 rcnt from al! the other li 'fiii.im. The Wunieii here go 
 out to War with their B.jws and Arrows .is well as the 
 Men, and thi retbre if they lan but run as falV, are -.ibe 
 fure as good .Soldiers as tbey. 
 
 From the River of St. i-.,ti;c,. to Br:y/> dc T<!>i J',;w s 
 d->vell the 'JrfiM.i/i/.rt^!-,', which are like the P::it.!Tt in all ''.'"■■ 
 poiiitv asto Drels, Language, and Manners, this onlv er-r- 
 cepted, tha- they let their Beards grow I'.iig, which nei- 
 ther thcl'crivix.' nor any otb.er Cannibals do, but pull 1: 
 c]\iitc .iway, and that not onlv frcni their Faces, bu-. their 
 Eyi'l>rows and Privy parts alfo. 
 
 Ftotii U,;*,i to the IJ-ws dwell a baibarons and dcfpe- 
 rate fort of People eall'd ffljym, '!-..; tli. y are very 1-ig 
 lulty fellows, exceeding Ifrong and valiant, fcr ra'hc-r 
 fuiious '■ not ever coniidcring, Danger or the hazard of 
 their Lives, but will attempt any thing that In s m their 
 wav. tbo' \'-uh e-.er Ibgrea'an oddsot Men, '! hev have 
 no Town; iior Houles, the Woods and other Refuges rf 
 WildRialls are their natural IKiiiis: They il.'nt caic 
 where ihey come, ( into what Provin. i-,or am..' ;'lt what 
 liirt of Fneinies; for tlicy are fo v.-ry fwifiof f or, that 
 haidiv any body 1 an huit 'em : No I yon ."an devo' r us' 
 Prey more greedily than tbey 'lo the Ibiliof N'aik'id, 
 neither is any Swinc more filthy and dirty ifaii i li-r ihc 
 molf part) their Dodies are. 
 
 'I he J'"'"')/;!?, J dwell about Sp-h.'i.'-i-, anfl ha^e'*'''- '■ 
 evirv way asir.uch Spirit and Courage, but withal arc'"' 
 much more likeMen an.! trucSt Idii-rstb.an \hpll' m i.-s 
 ,ire. Tlicy have many Towns, and tlioicHrri.gly wali'd 
 nd giiai.led too ; their Hoiiles aic cover d o cr with 
 lark of freis, and m.lile with Cares bke Ilunlies rb.ic 
 ihey may have the coiKcnicncy of ll.oornw c-.it rlro' 'em. 
 
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 !.'. v ' ihcH'i.i'.lc, Init he ilc^l.ircs, thiiuho' tlicy luul a i-onli-^ ".^f/j.i filtaiig,«lin qui, kly go to tliciv I'ovMisand make 
 •■■ ■■ iiiV..W.- Am-v. ilK-yilioij-Ju vM-iv iiiimtndietlicrc, tlir. invvilioiilin- a Marker. 
 
 .'air.iiiltcd cm Vi'iili i\wU a wi:llp)\ctiul tury a:,i 
 
 iifiiir.j :-s liiivc tlK'ir (Jiartn-s .ir St I'irc" 
 
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 cii k.ilil .11. >l tak. II I'lii.ini'i-, il-.o' tlu-y maJ.c Uk' /^i.-..- 
 ,; ;,■ li> iiMi. li uiik Irit, tliar they w.uM ealily };:.iiit it 
 \\,is n •. a i:.(;ig<>t"liiiliii;;.l.tiiciiliy lo coi-.-jacr .l.e /■.«:o- 
 
 it li.tl-vit .iKm!": tlie Kortii and Soiitli 
 1 •■>'. iiuirlliv i;io''.niU; tlicy ar. lue,- 
 ..'■;).'.-. ,. ,.11, and .'.car Joii.K bla. li 
 ; :ii..ii \Vom^n tij;lit as well as ilie .Men, 
 :e .,L\i ii'ud unh Ijows an.', .Aitou.^, ; tlay il^Ai 
 II.tiiiM. ik. a-, oilur Caiii'iiais do, Init like Hoiis, 
 the (in.imd. loiiiid alx ill their Fiic<. '1 hele arc a 
 .• to I ili.r. .<ri. at War uith ad Natii.ii.-., and eat 
 .'>,■-;.'■.■,■/, I- ■i.i , l'rtir^:cf; link"''*', Hii:'!i:,vi:, m-\ 
 dir'ireiuly. a,, , uiM-nasthev eaiieaieli 'em. When yon 
 t.''e ,.ii.y lit' thU'e tV.lu'.vs Pni ners, and liiid 'em ever fo j 
 lit fiiiileh :t be ivitli Chains oi' IVal's or IrmW veiyuuj 
 
 r.-r. 
 
 lii j;ri.v,; :i refDliuloi; : Whiic tliey were l>elitp, d i hey , 1 ho Women Ik re ^lo ail )M;nt tiieaiielves iv;th iIimts 
 Hi) M I, in,.- and Itaid men the Citv Walls, i painted | ,;ol(iiirs, and >in their ticail- ihc\ weai a lliin JJarkof 
 ai i,d and MaA, ar.d l-clides trin n;'d v. itU leailiirs ,'| Ionic Tree, like, i Rilion. Whtn'il-.ey killanj Man they 
 li, Id.n;' in ilieir h,inds Wheels let r.unJ widi min'oulti- , .lie all ot 'iin (inii.crfally) iMinttd uiilia U.ii nt' Fruit 
 li.iiM'ter, theiethcy would fit da light ..re, ai.d w.i- they call ?,"./,«!(,, th.ir llradsau Itiuk with Icithers, 
 I ini; 1 m al-i.'iit their I'.eads, cry oi.t to tl'c I' ' "•.';•' o' > , ''"^ir u'idcr-I.'|i.s let with .Stone.:, and lia» iiif.' e,i, ii ot' cm 
 ,-.. '-i. ,:; . .- „/ m !■.■. , that IS, l::ci! /./;.■ /■ ;• /' • ' ■• "■'I''' H.ittle in their H.ind.s, they daiKeior three dav* tojje- 
 I •, ,/'... C'ViCtt' tluni 1 rokc into the I' i v;:,(ic/ ■ .^riny , ther : The Aleii wi I driiT's of a very tihliy i.i,;iiiir they 
 ci.-fi.v, aiul ei ining to ihe (leiier.d, to. k liini tip in , prepare thenifelves as iinii; is the. e.iii llai'id, ai'd, itthcy 
 h s .NmIi- an, I ill Ipiie , fall their eiidwn ours ran away i are ever fo iimelio\ci haded and d.lorder'd l>y iluirlix- 
 u-i-I: li.iii ro the Uiver, where lie threw liini in. .md iiad eelles,^ tliey take a Pipe (>f Tol-.aieo, ,in,l pr,iend to he 
 eeii.,ii !' diowii'd liini, if a timely relief h.id not conic ;_; as ealie and treih again prciently .is if ;luy li.ul drank 
 I'm .:: l.ul :lu) weie \.liKinill.'il, and prcat nunilers o! in thing. 
 
 The /''/V. ilv.illliom tlule at le.ift a hundred niilo.s, 
 within the main 1 and ; they are m itaii:reaiid make 
 mo'.t like tl,e;rr. uijjJ.-; whieh is ihert, ihik.big-hellie.i 
 andliroad-tootcd; theirCoinplexioii isagreeai letiiougli, 
 I'm their 'I'emper and Qualities are of all the ,V.i, ipcj tiie 
 n'.olUomnieM,;al>!e, l"or tluy will not I'oiowar uiVli ar.y 
 N'ati,in that will but fi:rier 'eiu to li'ee in pe.ice ; they 
 eluile raih.er to wear Clotlu . than to go nake.l, if thcj 
 I ail liiii get em ; and then they take no plealirein cit-. 
 inn h'mi.iii Meih, neitliei do tluy make tliat ilie'r Fond 
 Uit v\lkn ihey iiuift do it to keep cm iVoin llaivji.i; ; m 
 Inch a,, lie, ifiliey have a ilea.l Man by 'em, ihev'il en 
 liini. 
 
 ■| here arc alnindanee of Lyons. I enpards and Cats of 
 Moiinrain ill ihi-- l-'ouniry ; and for WgetaHes, Pnic; 
 Coeao's, aiij ilillainiek I'reei, and tlnfe \Mi in r..e!i 
 ii.r.'l ha e a wanlihileye upon 'em if yon in'cnd lokcep 'l''i''i'y, 'hai tor .i Knife,. i a Comb you may haefne or 
 'em ; f.)r K'/.'. , ■■ U] s, that ihirteen of 'un were left tims ^ li" gallons <-!' lialfain. 
 
 ill a Hoiife by themlclvcs bound Hand and boot, and yel i Aliei you have pat's d die furious Ri' er ui !\v/r.~y:i^, Vv .'..'. .. 
 ■•■.lien they e.oiie to l..ok tor 'em, they were all gone. Von eoine iiiro the Coiiiitiy olihe St ■,<>;,■. jms ; iheledif..;-?"-'- 
 Tias lia.l ; it , ip.cd if ilicy b.a.l put out their b'ire be- ; Icr fiom all the Sf.. .':■^.■, I ihar our Aiiih:.r had feeii ) ni 
 f.ie tl.ev li.ni ;;o;';e aw\ay, but baviugtl.ar 1 inning, tl j tlii; p,,iiit, that iln'y li,i\e liear.ls Iikc ihe i\Ien of other 
 riilimers n-a,'.e iV.iftto rtiil tlK-mfelvcsio it, audio burnt Coiiiitries whereas ;iiiion;',lt all the N.iiions of B,.f/i,> 
 afendci the Ce,rd-.that held 'cm. I)"'' ''''" ']^'''-"v lind any one IVopje iliai ll;ew von any 
 
 ,f Hardly :in\ L'C'ides thefeTeople themfclvts do pciliaps thing eonliderabic of this token of Manln^od. Hccimi-,., 
 < dare 1,1 niaise \o bold uithW,: k^i as ihey uiiimionlv will ; niends lii,^lily their good manners and end depi.irtipcnt,i'y;'v'n°''" 
 they'll go into the Water to 'cm, nnnai^e 'em nil they their order and dillincli,n of Huuf. s and Families, each " 
 have got ciii by the Tad, and clieii I'.rag "em along to "■"■in here dwelling with his own apari t'rom others, an.l 
 the il.orc iiitliat m.m.'.er. " t hnddinig two or three I'tore togeilurin me cieat 
 
 K'.'.Tf. tells US u-'vcry great .lH'^iteis in this Country, Stail, or under fome tlielier in the \\o,ids, as iiiai)y,-'!hcr 
 he fa w abundance tl-.at wuefeven yards l.iig, .in,l t.i- -'''■:' "'.s' 'J do. And they o'.ferve their lea'.ons for e.iting 
 king it all KgerLer, ;'the horrible .Scales, the ugly I'aws, ;ind drinking ,is regularly s^ they do the d.llin:fiinis cif 
 and mikh m,.;e ug!y fleadof II ) lie he, ieves it one of the F.iind;es; the)- ea; Morning, N, on nii,i Kight, and not 
 inoi't liiglitUil Caeatu res that cm be look'd up; ii. '1 he ( bke Be.iJls ol I'.ev at every iinpiilfe of a iavenons .'Vp- 
 /'.■ i.\^,-fj\- .ue inigli:iiy foi lak.ng thefe Cnatures, but ' l''-'"f'-'> '"■"■'"-"•> lit tii lis iiiro their ciuielies. 
 ihey dare net venture to take eni U) as the o.liers do the j H'c Kiiigy Power liasaiincx'd to it the libcri' nf rx-T'-c£:.|;: 
 .V ." ,'; , that is, go into the Water and e.i:ch 'em by their ' ecci'.iiig all ilie inibicjfs in the number of ilier Wi\ cs • 
 I'.iils ; t!:e\ li:li ft r 'cm wall a great J'--- Chain and ; and tins tee.i,-; to be the ii..iin mark of diftinflr -n be- 
 .1 H,)ok asb.g, whieh ihey bait w. til aC /ioraHenor 'w\cii Sovoraign ;ind ,Siib|eck n, that Counrv. tor the 
 U.n.c I'l.ih Anin-a'. 'ihe Tellielcs ifthc rl.'/iyio ( be , ^^ii'g hJ'^ ne tl,.r any Ciarb or Ornaincnt, am liefpe.i or 
 fiys; are as goo.i .ir. any Musk in the World, and 'lisiH'noui, or any linngilic (asl'aras Ik could obtlrve) 
 upon tlr.j a.e. unt that I'.-i: /',;,f; 5., -/.■ do hlli lor cm. i to d.ltingnidi liini Ir.jin anotlu rmaii, but only hi : ijivatcr 
 Intlic :r w.i./f.'.iv'.' Country the Moumaiiis aic lii full ■ number ot Women and h.s Tiilc Shn^uiJiunJ, whi h t'l. - 
 of i.i.iii- ..:•, thu tli.-y are a 1 itter plaf uj t., all iliat live 1 aKya\s gave h,ui. 
 
 there; they ftiek n the .Skin, and when they have oikc | 1 he Women \(.i..-.- v.nnpares to the !'■ ^ /■'', Ixiih Hir r:, w— ■ 
 f.iltiied tliemll'hes mere siiii pulling cmoll again ; iliere- : their Cniplcxi.iii, llehauoiir and gooil Humour; they 
 fore !\'i':-:r U\ s, liiat wiieii all other inciiis lail d, they j are lioweier, he a,know ledges, I", muTlriig too refen d 
 were fain to make a Firof Sua v/, and lindge themfelvcj ,and backward m their Con verf.uion, bum; lo very grave 
 a'l o\crlike ('I many Hi'g-, and by iliai incansiiiey were 'Iwi you lliall never lee eiu Inugli at any i lung thatpalfes, 
 r ,1 of em. This C(hi;i'.;'\ aboiiiuts with v.Ai\ Higs and ■ b''t >ct 10 i]iiick and appiehcnliie with.il, that yon can 
 
 ' ' ' ■ " ■ '-' - T I 111.,.'. lay notliing but what they take. In iImh he believes, 
 
 wiih the Civil and Religious I '" ' 
 
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 a kind ofwild Fowl as big as TuikcNsealld M:,in 
 
 The lI'y.K'^lfs dwell e.flitecn K agues to the .Solith- 
 ' wanl of the Iliver jaw.- r-, at I ' k d'.uuic ; tliefe are Pco ■ 
 p'.e (.'i lower Stature, r,s Well as CcuraiJC, than :.,iv others 
 u-e have ilel'erilMl, bur the) have muiii morcHumaiiiry, 
 aii.i are i.or addieled to !■ , h 1 arbarous IVa.-tues as the 
 nioft rif ili,".rN,ij',lil'Oiirs are ; thex v!( n't paiiir nor carve 
 th. ir Bcdies, iiut the Women o lour their Faces an,l Pkj- 
 liies ton with a l.iitoticd, likeDkcr, which grows ina 
 rouii.l C'A .ike a Heaii, by this nieaii; their Faces (whiJi 
 areollierwife f .tl'eiei,:K weli-ttatiird, and adoind with 
 a go, d liatur.il C inpie', ;oii too) arc vcndred far fiian 
 euticliig, and in ihoit very ugly. H,.th Men and Women 
 iia\c their I !a r grownu', long by tli ir (idi;s, and Ihavcn 
 ,>n the ir,,wn, like l'iii\ilnn Fr.us ; ili'.y I'lc mighty 
 a.lmiivrs .111-1 lakers o! lo'-aec", and think it not only 
 the b-tt ihiii;'. ihcir Country pro,lnees, but one of tlie 
 grcatelt N'eecllarus' f Lite ; tiir, I eliilcs its uti;iii fmoak- 
 ing an.l ,:lKv.ing,ilMy praelile all theii Cliirnrgcry with 
 it, and aji'ly thai, .done 111 cale of any external hurt 
 ivhalloevir, 
 
 "I'lS of tli'"n that the I'ortuf^iirf' buy inoft uf their 
 Slave.s, an,'i il .it any time tlicy want, uiey come to l.i ,: 
 
 joiis lmpr,vcments and Polilli- 
 nie,;tsof the /.'.■;; :'cr„ \Vorld, they would be one of the 
 tins It People upon larth. 
 
 1 he Women have their H.nr of divers colours, white, t,-'"'; **■'■'• 
 yellow, brown, lila,-k, and. they generally wrarn lo long 
 that they tie it about their middle (with tin. liaik of a 
 Ircc) for a covering ; iholc tliarliaic not '.Ins tkfeiice 
 wear a Icirt ol a Fuir inlte.ad of it. 
 
 'Fhcir Country is \ery rieh 111 CM, tho' they don't 
 (.fttcin nor ule it for any oilier piirpoh' than to laffenl^'ju' ' 
 aUait their Fill, ing lines : This may ferie f raiiFmblein 
 good enough, and we know what mul'itii,les of fich 
 t.'lly Filhes there are 111 the W'orlil, tliar are drawn rpon 
 the H,i,.k wnh a golden Mait. '1 fey d:,n'r trouble iliein- 
 telvesto work in the Mines I,')'- Gold, a tlie.S'K;n/,:c/jdo, 
 but content tlicmlclves uath Inch iieccs as they tiiul 
 when the Ram has wpO. it away the laiih. Where the 
 (J<dden Mines arc, there aic no Trees, but Mountains of 
 dty blaik F.artli ; and that particular ,Moi main wh<'i,- 
 the Moiipnijutt find nuft ol thcirCioM, is call'd by them 
 
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 woai a iliiM Bark, lit 
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 ci) till by I.iiUMir they 
 
 1,111 Itaiiii.ard it' they 
 J!loi\icr'i.l by iluii-lix- 
 co, aii.l 1 nti'iiil to W 
 
 as if iluy hail iliaiik 
 
 -■aft a hiiULlreil miles, 
 e ill ilar.irc aiul iimkc 
 ,!ii;it, th ik.l'in-ln-llf.l 
 Lui IS af;ri.i.a; liciiotij'ji, 
 I'L'of all tlu'.V.i, if^cj the 
 not I'll 1(1 war wiiii any 
 ;o live ij) peace ; they 
 to c.o iiakcii, it thej 
 ake no plead re in cat- 
 make that ilie'r K-nJ, 
 em I'lom llatvii.t; ; in 
 an h) "em, they 11 cat 
 
 I eopai-iU anil Cats of 
 ui \ e>;eiaHe>:, Piilc:, 
 lid tliile lall in {"K^h 
 I yoti may ha . Ii\c or 
 
 Ills Ri- er ol r.iiv?.">.'(/r, Th: .'.' .. 
 A'-, '/v./ww ; ilieleilif-j ■?"■'■ 
 Amh ,;• lia.l feeii ) in 
 liKe the Men ot otiut 
 he Nations ot" iJr .r,';.> 
 'le ihat Ihew son any 
 M-inliiioil. He com- ., . , 
 ; and ei\il ileponii'ent,iy;.v;,,, 
 lis and Families, catli 
 ipart tiom others, and 
 tojjetlur in i ne pi eat 
 W oods, as many odier 
 .■ir lea'.on^ for eating 
 do the d.lliiutiims of 
 1 and Kii;ht, and not 
 iiill'e ot a lavenons Ap- 
 ir ciuiilies. 
 
 to It the lihcri' of rx-T'''' ■»' 
 ir.licr ot ilie.r NVivcs; 
 ark (-t diftinfli'in l^c- 
 thai C^-)lm rv. tor the 
 imeiu, air, Ivcfpe.;! or 
 t as lu could id'krve) 
 11, lint only hi: nivarer 
 lon'uiJi:,i:.i, ulu h t'li " 
 
 ihe/'/? ■/•'', lx)th Kitr:;.. »:-: 
 pood HvniKnir ; thfy 
 f. iiiuT'.r.iip too refen d 
 n, Ikiih; li) very prave 
 itanyiliiii;!that|\iires, 
 : wiih.il, that yon eaii 
 In lliort he believes, 
 r'Vrmeiits and Polilli- 
 y would be one of the 
 
 f divers colours, white, '■"'"S " ' 
 iiierally vvfarii lo loiiy; 
 e (uitli ilii- liaik of a 
 ■ have not diis ikfcnce 
 
 ;hip.lV. " KnlvecV%6r//;/'/t?« 0/ f/;7i\^^'^.:' ^^'-.^'^.^^^^J^'^^^''- '^^^ 
 
 e \1rtii\r's poifelsa funhampion (.'oiiMtry l-ctv. cen 
 y. pin]:i:s and the T,')'; vn ; thev are a I'eople "t 
 
 - Stature, a r.ood brown Compiexion, and ihi y wi.ir 
 
 their Hair ( loth Men ami Women) imicli as W'C do in 
 Ir^hml, bet they a! bur any thin;' of Hairll.ould I'low 
 rpoii their(Jinis ( r! yeliuw-, ,iiid theiebife the) il!^vl^^ 
 
 ' ^hi-s niiy r. 
 • in..v 
 
 ■ ir V"' t 
 
 I (.i.ld, tlio' they don't 
 
 iirpoti- than to filteii, 
 
 ay fervc f ranl-'mblcm 
 
 lat mnl'iiiidcs of f ich 
 
 tliar are drawn rpon 
 
 I'.ey d in'f trouble tlieir.- 
 
 'ld,a tlie.S'('.(>i/,i)-./jdo, 
 
 h I luces as they find 
 
 he \ arrb. Where the 
 
 lees, but Moniitains ol' 
 
 cnlar Mornt.iin wlv'..- 
 
 .loM, is cill'd by them 
 
 The 
 
 J.Li 
 
 '1 , 
 
 pull i: auay with a ShLu. 
 
 WIk'11 ^ii,ini;eis ecmc ro their Hou'cs they vvelC'Mie 
 tlu'in w.th biitir werpi ijs and laiiienraiions, ai.d. al:er 
 that ihey enieit.iiii 'em vidi the bell the. have : K, i- n 
 lavs, that when he and he I' ir.ijM/ can;c aiiionj;lt"em. 
 ihcy came h rtli liiieui); and daiicmp to meet 'em upon 
 lie wav, and br,Mii',h[ (•.■/,'). vVM'cat and Root, to pie- 
 niih ; In: ccriiiii'v i:ivii was liioli al'eafth aid 
 wl-.eii he. eainc ii> then Ih.nlir., it 
 
 "I . 
 
 '1 lia 
 
 r Ancli r without 
 1 le to L-- ahw-ns 
 
 ■ ^'oeiiti\ a n.aii 
 
 ■ !■ r I Knif cr 
 ' ' ' .'ill voi:|i,-.ll 
 .,•..'-•■ ..-;e. 
 
 ( 
 
 rC 
 
 by, whcte an hendrcu 
 
 any daiii'ei, an, I Itie alii. ", 
 fiiniilli d w.th I'M d ilori' id bi. 
 may buy a di'iJen Sk'iis < f mi y t;., 
 a billi hook, and f r anv \:i:'.c ) .o 
 have iiii /»/.,'; .« ('o and 1 
 
 tab, Cm.' pieces ol vibiji lliiji, it n a\ W, ' 
 nil li vaiiiable kiiii!-, ; n:iv, li. mel' rtli.' »:ili,e .t 
 thiei lMii\e% .indaCai!,, aii.l limn: In h ihin" . '•■■,''• 
 h.i ' b oiij^ht cm 1(1 ihe v,oith ol i, m or liv,- li;, Ic,,^ 
 Covins in tio d .ill.! \ior,e<. Ihe (' / /■ ■ ,ire M d if 
 ;.V o ! ('( i.r.ine, iliev Ipial, i|,,- i'mc I ani i .1.;' vviili ihc 
 r- ).-; !•(, and arcin n.,,ll ii.l)e'.'i I 
 wail n;; with theie l'i.(.( ' 
 ;;h / upon theii,l",l\ 
 
 'i| 
 
 
 }■■'■' 
 
 [■1 
 
 liie ;■ ■- 
 
 ■ h'll ih- P 
 
 :.n(d. lo r. 
 
 I'rd'r nit'c 
 '. Ill tlhs 1 l.i 
 
 It 
 
 III, 
 f'lit eniwiih; In: cert lin'v iirvii was liioli a I'eafth aid wan nt; wirli tl:e;e l'i.(.( Ic c.vw t , lien; 
 of as they nn.de'em wb.eii lie. eainc lo then I'oiilir,, it ' j;" / upon theIl,l,l^e^, as w, . bcll.u; n. 
 e. milled of l'io/s,.'--ii.ike-, 'ur xii's, Hops, Monk.ysa.cb In i.- "n.. is that our 'luivilhr li:iiil,\l l.i- 
 Mans Helli, a Tr .v that uupht have letv'd wcil iiionpi j aloin this par: of ..7«;v.'. ■, goii •; bout ii 
 lad l.voiis and llioi.'di'cs or Ibme fiieli redi- vi lac; lis wiili tlie / o ,•.:«• . 
 .'•nir.als been tin iitmelis ; but this was ihcir b^-lt. and, As i i the (•' it parts (.f ./r- ■ ' ; v.liith' 
 r leems fiMijoii't v.eiit d.owi; welleuoi;j'.li,tlio' the Mai s-j Fortune 1 toi:; l,r linn. b.e le k v , ilnr 
 Helh would noi, lor wh'ch ilc .M'j.m.;j la eh'd at th.rij' " In li is ihi- w^[ I lav en o •;.■ <; ,, j (. 
 pitied their ipiimaie; and told 'eiii, tlievlii',1 not l'a'a:esi ibere are Pioi Ji wliiji may Vlic w !i,!..,i. 
 rice enough to viii',ir.;',iiilh In:.- .Me.u ivliui ',was let Lc-! 'd (.'•'/.' : 1 le l.iw l iin cf ilv i ■;;■,, t'tin.r 1 ee: ■■ pf a 
 ioji'em. ^ ' I the bh( re, aiidatiirms, that ih.y vei.a'ove lo r tiiiis 
 
 1-artlicr in the C'ocirry 1: e the / c.-"j, ca'l'd by the I 'be It nudi of an oidmarv Man's bo t : and fi n e ci" tbe 
 
 ji, . i._- ' 1 . -t. .-.-!. /-_. r J _-, : f.l,., , (,,_.l,.,> „ I I I.;.,. .1.... .. 1 ._.■..„ • r. .. . 
 
 
 :|f'! 
 
 ■r bis vai' il Je 
 It I'o t /J , ",) 
 
 N..me 
 
 ;.:j 
 
 tore are chanp.'d as ol'icn as ihcy pleate, or when mui- 
 b'lini .indlcitei Shebcr ot Boiii;!i5 invites 'em toil. 
 
 'J heC'.uiiinv is as rich inCiold and line StoiKs as molt , , .... ,. .> ., ;,, iv.- 
 
 ainl.aitd, .iiid is vers al,oi:'. thi-l'oit, which aff .,, J ..|.at lloic ( f I'carl and 
 
 all II, 
 
 uiiinv IS as rich 
 
 lull It lies !o tit ill the iiia 
 
 but al (JVC thiiT. ii I'l an !oii'.' 
 tion'd to bis hi-'ijir, and woo; 1,1, 
 dov*,'ii 1 poll Ins Siioiildiis. '1 In u 
 
 s i.i;r, vve.' ; i: | .'r- 
 
 H'ii- li,i;;i, h.;:;' 111.; 
 
 a'e r.ve'.ii llii.di K;- 
 
 ditl'iient ■'*'• 
 •r lix 'laiiS '.'.' ' 
 
 jn an t./.i,',.,-. iiui it lies ;o tit in tlie iiiaiii l.aitil, .iiij is yeis .ii,oi:'. ti.i.ioit, v 
 
 lo po] nioiis.ihat a- yet the l'yiiii?iic!; Ii.ivefotn.) footini; Coial. 
 
 iheie. "' "i A- Pott F/i.'.'/«^ dwdl a furt of .V-,- - j v(r 
 
 ■| he Tiac'i of F and th.it rims aiong born tlicfe I'ro-, in-, bom ilic f iniev, ihi y an la.r .i' (.I'n-. i ,.i ,,.s |.,,|, 
 s bill iblltili'd, Towards the Ciniitrv (d' the I'un/y i, is bi.i'b, I'lr wnhal vtr) ih ik aii,i w. b f i- ; ib.ir M. mb-, 
 
 ..,...('..,, I .1, w .1. ...... .1. . 1 . ,1 r 1 , ^ . 
 
 i b'lh, 
 
 I iiey 
 
 I'jO 
 
 I 
 
 •.■•■ni! r'v, 
 .live 
 
 id 
 ;-d 
 
 wondeiUilly rii h in (i"ld and rare htoncs; here wasiiiat ''le 1 ' ''-'di •.hat ih, v reach aln-il! foMii 1 
 ItiaiiiT Mountain bcftre 1. eiitioii'd, tliatcall bull a billre'bele vv Jc M,.n;hs thcv till ivnl 
 ar ,1 valt diltaiue ; h-re 'twas a'fo thar \i,'/;rf and ln> wlnli ilicv de o r vvitii ■,. .. .i, .n.. ^ na o.i.n : i uey 
 Company met wiili {".old and Precious . Stones f) very fre- bclncar tlie.r 1 a,.es ,ii! I Biealli >vi'.h IVood, aiul then lay 
 v]tieiitly as iliey were tra- ell'iit' aloi p, that 'iwas a won- en iig'n downy Featlr.rs, which the lil .od makes ll;ck to 
 der how it came .iboiit that ra, li "f 'vnt Ihonid not btiiip their Skins ( like fo im.eh (.lite, ) As t"or ilic bluniotir 
 ott fiu.di a Carpo of Ri. hes -... woii'd make em live job ' 'iii't ^'■al;;lers of this l\i p!e, ihere was ir iliir; a: all rn 
 lily tijr ever after ^ b^:r he .Iocs .ifiirm, that diev of.eii- be known 'd" either, for they were fo exccllivi 1\ il.yani 
 tiir,cs threw .-,wav the Stones rhey had, to take up otii-rs feaibil (.1 beinp cmi h'd, that there v.ms noCoaver^.' wiih 
 iHlv nut with win. li they thoapiif lir.er and more valua- them to be ob'aiii d. 
 
 b!e. "fwasat bait iv.o months they travei'd m tins ^''C''' f|vaks oi'a certain I'-all in this CoiintrvwhiJi 
 !'.',liien Coimtr.', havingiheu' Hveseveiy d.iy llriiek wiih is bigijcr than a I loile, widi v,ilt e'eat liar; aii! a 'bail 
 thole i)e..L;i's and Charms which the wdu bW'e rid is foi like a Cow ; Uvv are v^r. poo,| .'tleat, tho' be kno.vs 
 mad tiir. and lo .w. .mentiy ovcts ro polfifs. j no o'ber Name ,• f tli.in ih m ihat wiii.li the /, . -i;. . t 
 
 •\:-,d iiie Coiuury of the l':»'cys it lelf is not Icfs en- Br.i/:'.- give 'vm, v\hi. h is i ii \.v ■{•■ : H 
 ti inp upon this ai .^onnt : Thcfe \i,,ili!iit do no more va- 
 lue (jold and Piecioiis -Siones than we do Bricks and 
 
 Br-i/:'.- give 'ciii, v\ hi. h is 
 
 the f'liie alio 111 /■ ,.!/(, m ilie Kiiip.ioin ci 
 
 and iliereilie /' -/w;. / i.il, 'ci.i (.,.■;.;... 
 
 B.it we iiiiili n 
 ons ( 
 'I'w 
 
 I'n. (jv^i^j ui|v-> liv\,l\^vio s»L>.ll>> iii«n »»» vtvf «JllkI\0 i.4 1|t.l 
 
 Tiles, aii.l the realoii is, bcca, li.- tiny tee 'em linioll as 
 
 coniinoii!v. 'I hey are peih .ps ilie molt hai c'.on, t.ikinij , 
 
 I'lople in all B, li r, liotli Men and NVoiirii, and that tions of tli.ii lariofthe WoiM 
 
 whether we conlidel the ■VKxlnels of then ( 'iiip'cxioii, ' ' ' ^^•"' '" ■'' .!;■■■•' ihic he tf. d .i,,i, 
 
 the cleannefs of their Make, or the j'lltnef' d' their ,Sta- ' C'oiiniry he telb ns, tbit 'tis v.iy li 
 
 I has a di-v b.ack .Soil, and yitbb v ,ay litleCi.rit, b 
 .-. .-oiilidenable tnic' "i"'c of I'l.iiitaiis , it yields ncitlier n,-i .i n of .S:o 
 
 rv litile Wioil, fotliat the ./wc.. ■'■'Hv,ife- are c j 
 
 Hire and Piopoibnn. 
 
 \_si:' t .IS li's been related) liv 
 
 ii'se a llior: view of his Oi'ferv.t- 
 
 ' that he tb. d iiv.ni Ti ■ -^ .■,„,) , f Hiii 
 Ootli ai;,l LiairniLn. 
 
 ^ J. 
 
 --- -.---.,- .-'le tnic; 
 
 amt.ii'ft thcfe People, but he has ii,it been fo p.inicni.ir' . — , >..,., ,,,w..,. ... .. ,,a 
 
 as mi'ijit h.ive been ex; tcbd in dil.ovetii.p theiiCdillonis' r'ly veiy pititid ihinys, co er'd wirli r-.nh,:!iid r.o b'li.-er 
 and Mil nets to :;.s i''i.in a realbr,ab,le (jl amber, but y.: divided :i,to l",.ver;! 
 
 vnich a Mm has i 
 I 
 the 
 
 'I lie Cioimirv cd' "i'^.- t>:->: was one of thofe tlia; the Varriuons, iti one .. t wmcti a 
 ''■■III--, I pals'd with /ynj'if.' when they ttavei'-l towards tern or Hand iipr.pbt. Then I 
 
 -he, Si I. The Inb.ib.taiits of it are cab'd P s^mics, be-' f >w''d trj;etl;cr with the Rin..l ,,. .,,..,„.,,..., 
 
 cinle they are of Co very liuall a lize, but they dont't' moll cm rent amonpft tb,em is mahiii;: b; t ihe.Sh.!i> of 
 
 1 ale upon Cranes, nor are thcv Itiih poor .7i;.>»i(t/eH.'.i ^ " ''' '' "' ""' '' ... . .. . 
 
 ihc vii'tnr babes make 'tm to le: Ihey dwell altope 
 
 hardly lO'rii to 
 
 icd- ar,- ni.tde ol'lV.ib ■•li c. 
 
 of a Tree. The .Ni,.ii'.e\ 
 
 r ./>;. iw/iH.'.i as bil!;cs, whuh they piik up iip.m the Sh r.', and whidi 
 the l'.:''»!;»,V,-al!;i brim; in prear plenty fiom 7b.-; e to 
 and their; Wj'i^i.t. _ Th'fe Peo. le do nrub etteem red, blue, and T; 
 -meal, ol'i yellow Cloihcs, and f r a pi'-, '■ ■ ' ■ '"-." (/-...-.•/> .i. ...ii .(■ i 
 
 ! a Ipan l(]ii.-.re they'Jl "^ j^ 
 
 tiler in I avis and fitlier fn; n naarous retrial 
 
 111 1 11 liillei .III, c 's l-'(ir,ts. Wheat and C. // , „.,.. -. - „. . .. , |.,,, „,„„,t ..uiji 
 
 which the I', rmet is Inch as we have in /: ;/ n .'.. 'fnely ;.',ive a M.ive ; the ul.- tin y pm i. to is, t.i b.ini; it 
 
 This I'msmce the ,f .:)■..: ,.', 1 cl'eve f.-i be the common before, and nii-1- r that the ,Nk ii..' a eieat \\'>.i/el, an.l 
 Bourdarv t^'i lirj' i.yna ;-..•■, be.a'.feb.ere are the com- tins is all their Apparel. 'I li ir C ;i i ). -.lOii s 'he b'.u k 
 Ihoductsofb-'tb thcr-Cinimrns. the fii/i.'i'.i), Hoots;' It of all .//.-..■, ar-l a b'a. :. .,s j.-t' it I' 1: 'Ihe .Nm 
 
 111. It vea.b !i, :n ih I, 
 
 I'S 
 
 mon . . , , , , 
 
 an,! I'lc !'■ :.v:in (', :n and (r.iin. 1 hey keep thisin;set loiip ,Sti'-,il.-; in then I'.- 
 
 their band-, llio' a v leids em r.i ih up bm v ,lil 11. rlisji'd" their bars to ilw ir t bins .n.l il e W,.nien vv..i' .. 
 
 tor tluie 'irile I m.:. are .'if.eiiti- bnemiis to the i dance ol .Shells i poii tlu it .\ims an.l tie- lio dl . f ;|i, ., 
 
 ('(•■..,-'•. ', and help to kee[ tbeiii ,.i awe iiulet the -S/.;- 1 1 eps. '1 he Cull or., ofihi-bonn iv .-ill...vss ,-.i c::.!. M.,), ,, 
 
 m'l' (.'ov<-rivment. but one Wif.- a; a time, an.l if n y I'eil'on bes -,•. ,h h ., ' 
 
 I'elvveenih'-saikl the Cinntrv ol ihe r..'rv/-/j Hands ihe ,Keuihbom's \\ ilb, be lol'es his bai- : .r In, dii'eii.e. vMI 
 lamoi s Nioeiitaiii of Meials, f. .ab'd le.aefe of theitheir C liddrrn are circiiniiis',!, anil have ib-.ii !'i..eial 
 Miresi f Iron, Cii j pir, (ioh, .in! Qiuei-.nlv.r that ir ron il^i.vi-e »^' • • 
 
 ."■'ins ; '.IS valtly h-id, and a'i buie, withnii aii\ thinpof 
 a'Ir.v. ■ • ^ i 
 
 The ihiefTovvn (.f the I/: V' I ft-'nds by ibe .Sea, m .. im ".-..u, . ., 
 
 10 pleafaiit riling Ortmrdi theie's a good Bay iiartl any Coirnnnd he givci. Tiicy l^i^lit no Due's, b - 
 
 a 
 
 a tiiii 
 
 N,ir, .Is (liven 'em ai ih.n t.me. 
 
 Tilt: .1..;^ , '- .( do ver-.- i.-'ipi.uit!y liar .in,! i.v.i.i,.,- 
 
 rliiir Kimv, ihcy free him widi all ij-e . ,ii.- an.l icIiiCt 
 
 n the World, and iliiiik it ,!ie 1 r'.li, Il Crin-e lo .ijl',,! v 
 
 -■iwh;it 
 tlii-y 
 
 .: If 
 
•UI^J 
 
 *r 
 
 ;o8 Kniveti Ayrn/^^^wio^^^ ' lib.v. 
 
 ■ J 
 
 pi 
 
 'I.. K , 
 
 M 
 
 in Liib' ■' 
 
 th.'- iij;'hi I'v hWfi'cial k.ivc .iiid per 
 
 th-.; f,!;hi 1-v h.i li'c ',^' f77,, , /" .ulion, and in hisjliavc ,«,, muth bene, Dwcllinps ( whatever then Piom- 
 
 rr.lMic ; Ui,y..mieuwrin..i!,- .,j ,;,i]i„p n.it on tl- iv (ioni l-c ' thatuheirNeinhl-ourMhe Wm;,./"h.. have ; bm 
 ^a,t■^t.>lMV hiintl-.eirnrii.v ^^j^^j^.^ ,||^.^, dn-p rilc iipi \ei we he;ir of no more, as ro the l.itier, ih.in pcKxi 
 *;i.lk4Kel..i'i- "'■ "'••'!' ,„.j^. ^-t.-nj his rcrinilliuii to; VV licit .ind a Gi.iiii hke I'eKhes, ol xvliuli ihev make 
 
 thtir Pre.ul : And tor I'o\' 
 AjiJ luiiius good iU-.re. 
 
 ley have HeIl^, l'jrtridi;e», 
 
 1. 'h' ■ '.iw Ki'i; [11^' •' ' ,,!,,, em ovfr ll.cSlu>«ldors vvith 
 
 .ili,. Lid. .lud ^ I'liv token finiiities his I'le.thire 111 
 
 p.im.n-ihiir ^^^^,. [, ,|,^._ /i,t,TilK-I5:ittel isov'.thr 
 
 hiiiviui- ^ ,1 ,],^|^. 1,,. _j|,^ ) f|„„^- ^„a I't.dtiate.s himfell 
 
 •'V'' ' .:e i.iine iii.ir.tierl ct'ore ihi Kiufi. a-id havii;);iii.iJe 
 
 ' .1111^ Hai-.iri;ii, . be ni.s and like:- ihe Hor<c;ail triai; 
 
 tl'e Kiiie<.S;:ouli'u, and waves iccj\i-i liisHvad.aiid ilieii 
 
 Javs t iij . nh;,. .Sh 'id.ier n^jain, aiul now he jV'es ais.iy ^ 
 
 "ilh..!' i:.ia!i,i.c-t Huroiii, all ilie N'.jl'ics ainlCa'ur.ieis'i;rer;: l^ais, njiere tlie Jim..;);; fre.juemlv liiid lonliikva 
 
 .Ticihlii')' upon i uii. Wlicn ihii I'riii.c i>oeva!'0.ad, iie|hie quantiuesot' Ainbei^nfi- , alio in ihetounirv .id|o\n- 
 
 iia> i\vn ..r liiree iniiidreil AivlievMo attend li.U!, leii ui |!ii_:; are uteai liorc ol' Sunar-ann, l'c| [-a, (jiiiiui, ',iid 
 
 t«ei' e .\Uiliii.ui> I'.il'et'ore hnii plaMiir i iciiriieMi.ade SVix 
 
 »'l"C '.:,.■-, ni::: to I'ui'. tollow lueti lix I'.'i'i.. .i;i' ' '•'•' | Jot) Iv noted, ihnt on the Coaft . l' Bo i/c tlitte arf 
 
 I hiib ii.tve we run thro' his Remarks upon the Coun- 
 ti.es In: tr.ivel'd thro' ; theletl'at tol.ow will more direct- 
 ly luve t!ic Mariner. 
 
 liju C.w.lc (eali'd by us the V, ;r.t !{iver) is abo\ i «•' oi«>f 
 twu ;. -I'^iics br. .v\ in iheinontii: OiitlieC' ailarenianv 
 
 oy ; 
 
 it.n 
 
 h 
 
 ; Nobi! y. I'.'''*^'-' l^ivfis that beat tile Name nl Ci/r-w/.: ; the firft 
 
 a (..;ty m tlii> Kiiij-di ni, ' all i' iio i;e:;i ic, i^/i 'ii /:/..;,•, the lecoiid Kins tlno' the l..,un- 
 nniiilevabie 1 la le lor Slaves .iiid I try a'liiolt as tar as /..mo, and lOii.e, out between Cape 
 s I'ujvilioii-., uh. .lithe hi.n kv '' ' ■ a:.d V/'/XVu S.:;..-.. , ilic third I'es betwixt the Hi\ir 
 !"' '■■.■•■(• anil St. >///.o;/ '1 iie loiiiirhasa tan ^Miat Kav. 
 1 Travel'ir vili'ed ,illi') i- er- j «liKh^,'i,ii> of th'' iarnelt diiiienliunsiiiay epi^r indeijni' 
 .V Kinev'.'jm than ./"■.;. .j Ihisjioan An dor near tlicSlioir. 
 
 V(i' ileal 
 
 (il I 
 
 onij' 
 
 id Svleii 
 
 '.■.'■• '.bi-r.^! 
 
 I ... ;- - "■, 
 <•: ,:■ <.:,.■", 
 !•. ei'll.iiii . I 
 lii.ii; tli,Tl:>. 
 liu; . • .:■, 
 f :ir.ly I n.ii '• n.,.o i. , 
 V Km J e' iN ibru.ui \> .'■ 
 J .ar, . miiiii r liJc .i 
 ai! 1.1 em >,.b!e, '< •■ 
 (vinp» •luiiLiai-: ) 1, 
 be. i:'^ tlliie, Iliie weie 
 
 b' II, f .'i.U' , lih , .Mo'iar, ii . |- le|.Iiant.aiid feveralol the 
 fell v.iii l!nii!u-i' .■■,,.; i.i.ii KiiuiKn ol Kings; thcyiar- 
 re .1 C ,r. i v (jt S:a!e o\ir liis Hiad, and at eveiy the 
 1 ..n w.ii,', ,.| I. iiiin.m.! Ik- '^i.e.-, ilijy tail llat in'onthe 
 j;wiind I lb. IV hiiu: IV'tue I iin n.arji at leali im-hiin- 
 ibe.l Arelicrs ; m vi to i1k iii, and |i.lt nnmediatily before 
 
 („,, 
 
 ' IS a Iin ill K 
 
 ui r 
 
 li.infel!", i;o 
 
 I hi 
 
 i; 111 . by the Ut't /'.I'.irv/';, \f,. 
 
 ■ I.', phart thcu:i;i.e^ li\ Slavis.jin ;!ie aIoiu.m.I ic iKindj oikthat is i.. niiniiidlv ro- 
 
 •A till o, Koy.il Blood, ye.i,| lud vmli Sea-fo.l. and i ab^utsyou ha\e lu.'i la- 
 
 tiv.i It the iiir.e ol K'"' '''^i ','""" ^\-iter; a viu.iun ot .a i: ilc inward;, epm thi 
 
 Kini'.s, who \\A\Ui.\ Soiith-uclt lido, von niay have Irclh VVa'er, atid jMwd 
 
 "o'l" "t V-'aiiL- : lYoii this Jvr. er alio yvii'U liii.l a piiJi 
 
 MianySii);,it-iii.ll-.anil(iliiin;; t::irvils iliat ar-'ciiiiii.ual- 
 
 l) larrynij; ^ii,;ai to /•.,/«»,'/./(,, ; Jikewile heie\ U'^/iir- 
 
 woid, t'epi'Li, Giiii;ir, Coeao's, //.■:.'«« Nms in great 
 
 plenty. 
 
 l-.tMiif.fi.^ui: 1.1 a Point ol" \..\n{\ lik.- a Capi\ itrnnshalt' '■-'■v- 
 
 111 I.', wlio pn 
 
 el.iiiii' 
 
 :1 Ins gteai a mile into the Sea, and, upon it ihe /'" /m;h 7 have built 
 
 Act ons. and e\i. Ji l;i^ \ iriiu", that have made him ta-ja lown; y<'ii may aiK hor very near the Slioie, both on 
 nu IIS 11. diat ]■•:: i.l I'lc Voild ; then f 'I low hisSerreia- the. South- welt and Nonli-ealt lide of iheTown,in feveii 
 r IS and o her l)omeliii\i i ond ;ii dns niaiincr heaiw.ivs laihom \\'.i.ter Ah the t oiintiy till yo'i eonie to (Ja|., 
 t./i • ,d '.M.!. W hen he poc, to his Camp all the whole -^t -',:;•''/. .''.e is low I and, and there s no d.aiiger in fuil- 
 .•'. rin\ v..,ri;.'l* liitii, and ll'.ev kits '.he Ground to;;etlur ; i".l? b.ini iheii,-e to !■' n::m! u.r, cxiept the Chits whieh 
 a:..l a!te: .i I'aiii' I. il !ic \ iu;i li s t.amr, he cicr diibis I'le al. up liie C.iait of the River St. K /■>, . , and are al- 
 i.1 lealt ti'.w^iy Kniyiits, anvi gives "em Livings aicordiiiR '^> ■■>>■> lo be ealily ieen : Wliun there is aSi'mii; lidethe 
 l.i tlieii iiKt'i. ' '"^eas oveiHow the I and 1 e;iiiid,jnd it there be anv Wind 
 
 I'lieKinp upon the Throne whjn QllrConnrryman^^■as l-'owinp tionj the La It. ir beats the Sea it.to the hollows 
 lliere wa- a I'' ';//.'.i'', the I'. ;.■ i.:i:/c had made Inni P), "' tlieClitis, and nukes a terrble r.oilr, upon whichne- 
 ar.d c.infeip I ntly wue very preat about hun : A;>//ii/ .'t'lint 'he /'../V.im vuil tiiisTtt- J.<;M./iir ;w iJi.';. Heiearc 
 
 «a- 1. 1 
 
 !e 
 
 >ephi i;if.re tlii. vjre.it PiiiKf, and Imding hun pretty pood ip.aiitities it Siipais. and very great ones ot 
 
 jleiitk' an 
 
 fav o.irable to .Sirineers, he did ( at li:s Com- f-0"io-nrs. 
 iii.iiid , tf.'.iria:') hiiii Wi'.h verv fiee Difioiirl'es of liitl On the North tide ct /■ n.'n;l..ro yon ll.all lee white 
 "ivn (J;:(.fi; .111.1 (..ii:: riv.aiid whi n the lo f^'^'idc would Dov.-iis, and when youare pilt all thele on the South, 
 
 ha e ih'i Hill :i ^ i iiii 
 
 iii'in!:|:id i iiii ai in-: lalkinj; leveral thinijs they 
 ■ I'd 11.11 ill. , tii. I-^.iie, e,,m em a pailionate Keprimand, 
 
 I. Minj; '.in,|Ko ip'-t i.i I .. L't a'oiie teliii.;A'du iniih. and 
 
 II. I'>i:i-; hi., ow nCoi.i.f. y iha: he lioke i I, he u.is abet- 
 ter Jodj'e of wli.i: w.is": u.iMiot lo than tin y. 
 
 rwoti)int;s 111 .». ' V Diieour'.e dd veiv f^n.iily 
 ..lb idlh iliiN K:u 1, I r..- w i , 1 hat ^ueeii / /;,-/',.•/ had 
 l'( long povernd her ( oi mr'. without any iiKeiiiiption 
 l\ Rfl el.iciKM.d 'li'iiiidt ; an.! the oiiii, That ll.e had 
 all that wiiiie lii'd ,i Wad, .ii.d fo vipoioully difeiuled 
 
 you arc then by a piaee caiid C.-.pji^inr.niiiiii:, where there 
 aie i'iil.ermen always to be t'^ui.d ; from beiici. lO'/'V 
 ;.'.!(/ (;.i,i is 111. t iiioit than two leagues. At this time, if d 
 >('ii arc un.ier ij ;;i. you Ihail lee a Ifit Lanii, neii and 
 bar., whih ii ^a.l .i (.ajhu.i, and then yru nu.U rake 
 e.-irr that you iloii't i un .SoiithwarJ, for fear ot a Point 
 ot J .ii.d wh'.ili In fiiirleapius tiom the Cape, ;.nd 
 Itivi. hl^ir.to the Sea as far aj Cape ,^i.;;.'^.'/H; 'tis call'd 
 by the i'.ii.'^nrjt; i'uhi; ,!r O yiui.'. 
 
 When V'lii ha\e doubled ih s Point, you ate to a\i,id r.-- 
 
 her felf I'roin a Idusbard : Ily th s V.'. ndei' the King ! utiini' in vviili ike Town of O v>.'/,;, and that buaufeot-: 
 
 feeiiid to (i p(H.;_. iliat fiu h things were hardly to have 
 Ix-en . xptel d in h b toi.niiy ; and i-; may be fo, tor a < 
 C. iniA'e under theline ii.ii hi niii'h nioie iiaturady imd 
 lo pr. lite, e the tmtr.irv elli rl ., iliaii one in the niiddie ot 
 the Ten'peiate 7.on... 
 
 1 h.ir p.irt l.i \\x K'nivlo'ii of I'.i.;". that borders upon 
 
 tie Iv.ng.ioiii I ;'..'• :..■!. e'pr. ia'.ty ihat .i'. out the City 
 
 f i \/../.-./.;.:'' , IS ',1 .'v luihealiliy : Ihi.st/tv iics jiift iin- 
 
 ' .ler tb.e 1 ine, in a loitrm, li irouiided wiih Uur Hills, 
 
 ail ! as uicie is n ' ..niKivti,!.) i here's a bmulaii.e of Bog?. 
 
 I'hel'' ■•.■;'.,0(.,', o! Krvea nu.'jiiy re.^iil.irity here ni their 
 
 Hi.- . ;'.! Clot!iii;g .ind iiiyiukmg of theinlelves, and yet 
 
 '.:•.". ah die like any Rats; while Ki.'.i-.-, who llav'd 
 
 ; ird all .i.iy long, :.i d e; i r d.iaiik any tliiiiJ he e 'uhi 
 
 gi :. .'U'i that ai ..n". time t ool tiie 14 l.''Urs, tnKiy'dlus 
 
 p'.i; ..t iiealt';, .\,\\ iie'.ir irad.e the le.ilt Complaint all 
 
 •■■ .v:ii!e i.e v\.o in tlnsiiiort ui'olerable Climate. 
 
 I 'itC.ild liial ihis C. nut y atfrds fj pleiitifullv re- 
 ■■tiilt til'.' J'' ■..;....' :o it, and makes all ihe LoKhing 
 )!r . I ai.ii ii.a.i Oiltwiii Its ol'n toleralle to 'em 
 
 The Ki'.i'di :u o! .i//i_ .1 lies under ihe Line ; the 
 N'.iti'<s are lal! .111.1 \ei y xvell pioportion'd, valiant and 
 I- I'jl ite to th. lalt degree ; tile i'tniu-uh- their Niigli- 
 t.n.ir- .It .\ V/.i/..;.r.. do JiltrefMliem with VVais, Inn 'tis 
 ili'ir I'rin. pie alwa.s to die whe.iihey eaii't i.oni]iici 
 tliofe t'.in nnes, lor ilicy never yield to em. 1 hey ^te a 
 >. I'ort of M.I' . »« f.-"' .', as their Rites and Ciidoms (well 
 Mii,v.ii ill I 1; Kihgioii) do plainly diteour. Ihey 
 
 the Sands ejll'd by the i'i'tu"^u f, Ur.\.i.idc Si.Mi.t >ii:, 
 wlnili he at h'alt three or foi.r mile into the Sea : Being 
 neai the Shore, you will (ee all the Ships thai he at An- 
 ill. r over the (Ihl'is lali'd by the i'otii.;i,rj.-, Wi.-ii.;!. 
 This plaie where the Ships lie is a league from K i«aw.'- 
 i'h.i', and 'tis the noted llarlo'.ir into whieli ab the Ship- 
 ping fn 111 l'iiii.:wi 11.' e.'ines, and t'lom hence to ihe Cape 
 you iV..i]l lee the Chfi.s lying one by aiiother.and as even 
 and regular as a V.ill iii.ide by .Art. 
 
 the Town of l-\ii,.:)ii! '.r is feaied upon a Hill, and („,...„,... 
 Itronuly iiuieiKli'd i..uiid about ; towarilsilu: Sea Hand 
 leveral Fort'!, whiih Kour all the .Shoie from the ,lcci,:t 
 lo the Point f.f 0.>«./.;. rrom the .'/m-./.;. runs along a 
 Kuer thro' tl:<~ I and, aboii: a Giinihot from the Se.i- 
 ll.orc, and 14005 ouite behind ibe 1 own fiom the South 
 to the Welt and I.. ill, and fo makes it a I'miii/: l.i, coin- 
 iiuiiiii.ttiiiiJ with the Land on ihe North lide only. 
 
 The Cape r.( .St. </;.., i;///). ei a il.o.it ot Land that ad- f<r' -•!• 
 vaiaes mto the Sea two or three miles ; 'tis ealily known «".""' 
 by th.c tliree Hills that a|'pe.-.r, as alfo ilie I'n nr^ii.-'c 
 Chunh, and partieularly in that half a U.igue 10 the 
 S. liithwaid you fee ihe llland St. /!l .rn, 
 
 1 lie lllaiid it .•;/«>.' 13 long and narrow, flretching n.i..:.(.-" 
 North i.ift and .South-weft, and lying wiiluii 1 league of 
 tile Shoie ; you may aiuhcr l:etwcen it and the Shore in 
 all weiithei', fy.' there are leveral tail Day,, wluie you 
 may lie ill im 01 twelve lathrm Water ; alio upon the 
 IllarJ It felf you may lake in Wotd ct full. Wat. r. 
 
 ciijp 
 
 t.itiC.j.i* 
 
 yv 
 lb>i 
 
 1«,o. 
 
 H.i 
 
 10 1 
 
 mil 
 •if'ri 
 wil 
 i.pi 
 le, 1 
 an.l 
 
 Co 
 
 -A 
 
 vcr 
 />> 
 ihe I 
 
 loot 
 
 Hi VI 
 
 you 
 p'en 
 , 1 
 »!.: ) 
 with 
 ill, b 
 
 tlilin 
 
 good 
 rf ai 
 tiir>u 
 with 
 a tre. 
 if thi 
 ilic; . 
 wavi 
 trade 
 Tl 
 bv tl; 
 w.ird 
 a hi:' 
 •I'rer 
 
 .Tkl V 
 
 I u; o 
 Ml n 
 the .S( 
 ill. 'in 
 Ro/s 
 • Th 
 ■ .-."'■,'/ 
 dinec 
 inark; 
 it. '1 
 Ro k 
 you ,1 
 c.tll li 
 phed 
 eare I 
 
 tloil' 
 
 eoiiT.-' 
 this r 
 Cod's 
 ':i(fic 
 ..'[ Th 
 
 fr.iin 
 the R 
 a gre: 
 but f 
 ile.ir 
 a gre: 
 bau h 
 both 
 ., 'I'll 
 nan 1 
 mud 
 
 the S' 
 Hand- 
 tills li 
 Sh.'ie 
 tei.an 
 111 em 
 
 l!iy h 
 
 Sind; 
 
 iMll ol 
 
 Cluni 
 
 i. i 
 
>iP 
 
 Indies, lib.^'.l C^h^p- V. ^n'wct s'Dcfcriptic/i of the Kivers of'tbe WdblivJ 
 
 T^9 
 
 whatever tlieii I'iom- 
 le AiriM'ii' li.ive ; biR 
 tin; l.itUT, ili.iij pocil 
 ot wlmli ilioy ni.ikr 
 lave ILn>, l'.uiri.li',Q>, 
 
 larks upon tlic Conn- 
 .iliow will moreilitcCt- 
 
 (;.•<:/ !{iTrr) IS aboM "•' (""'• 
 dii the Ci aitnienianv 
 ,]Miiitlv liiiil i.'iilii!(i.i- 
 III tlicCoiuiirv .iiljoNii- 
 , I'll ('ej, (jliij'ci, iiid 
 
 ).ift..l' Bi.jle tUir; arr 
 
 nl i'.iir->i,: ; ilie lirlk 
 .1 I'.iiis tliio' ilie Ciiin- 
 1..N out lictweeii Cape 
 
 I'l-. bctwixi ilie Kivir 
 .1 rhasa lau k"-^' l^-'V, 
 >nsn\ayeintT;indcom' 
 
 by I lie !»(> /'.i, if >/•/!, ;i.>, • 
 tliat rs <:. iiiiuinilly co- 
 uf; you lia\e lu.i ta- 
 lc inwarJ':, iip< n r.i.^ 
 c'h VVa'er, ami );oo>l 
 alio you'll lui.l a giiJl 
 VI Is liiat aii>v:ii(;ui.ij,il- 
 likewite licie\ Un^jiie- 
 
 li.iilr.u Nu!i in gicat 
 
 iki- a Cape. uriMislialf '■■■'^i- - 
 he /'" //.;;»/ have biiili 
 lear the Shoie, bi.ih on 
 X (it' ihe Town, ui (even 
 nil ycvi ennie to l-'a] ,. 
 eres no eUiiigei in iail 
 ■xte|t il.e C'litts whieli 
 Si. h'rK . , aii.i are .il- 
 iTc is a.Sj'rini; 1 ule thi; 
 id it' till re be iuiy Wimi 
 It Sea u.in ihc hollows 
 e nriilr, upon wh'.ch ar- 
 i.i ct tin- Vn'i. Hcie .ire 
 Slid very i',reat ones oi 
 
 -. you 'AM tee white 
 1 thele on the Vutli, 
 .•i.,i»i.i;)i.',\vl!ete ihcre 
 ; Itor.i lieiici to ' J'f 
 f.;iics. At il.is tiine, li ..i. t.. 
 a flat Lan^i, r.eu and 
 tficn yfu nvi.li ukc 
 il, tor fear ot a Point 
 tioni the Cape, i.nd 
 pe ,i.,^:J:i>i . l;? cail'vl 
 
 ;iiit, y'"jH aie to avuid r.-- i. . 
 and that Li eaufe c t "■ ' ■ 
 yiV> ij .iV Si.Ait in , 
 
 le into the Sea : Bi-ini; 
 
 e Ships that he at An- 
 te I'oru^^urjrj Wt.-iLn. 
 
 a lca[;iie tVom Fin.tw;- 
 
 nto vvhuli ab thcShip- 
 
 lioni hence tnilieCapc 
 
 ■y anothii, and as even 
 
 t. 
 
 .led iipi'ii a Hill, and ;.,,.•!,...■ 
 
 [■juards ihi; Sea Hand 
 
 Shoie trom the ,7'a'j..i 
 
 e .ht-.i.-.' riMis along a 
 
 jiimhot t'roiii the Sea- 
 
 1 own fiiiiii tiie South 
 es It a 1','iiiiil: I.I, coin- 
 North tide only. 
 
 l.i.'it i,t I.nid iliai ad- Ctr- ■^* 
 
 niK.s i 'tisc.ilily known !"'''''' 
 as alfo I he /'» fi(;M.-'e 
 ha'.r a league to the 
 •;/.rv). 
 
 I'd narrow, flrctchiiip ia.i..!.<.". 
 iiip within .1 Jeanne of 
 cen it and the Shute in 
 1 fail Bay,, white yi.u 
 Water; alfo upon the 
 '.J ttt'iell.W.UT. 
 
 I'r to 
 
 t.mV,. 
 
 , i'uf 1 /) .•«/'.■" lies .Sonthw.nd ot .;/ .vv.-, it h a h.w tlat 
 kai'd ; you need rof h-.u point; in by the Iv ek';, I' i 
 hard by thcni yi.u lli.ill ha\c t'>ii;rtcen fatiiciu Wa-ei. 
 'I'hi'-H.nbourniay calily be known troin the Soir.hern 
 I'liint ot tlic llland ,ll.'\>.; t'.ir nh.n 'tii !• w water v"'" 
 lliall li'e a r.iir li.iy, and all the Sb. le i beinp, a b'a' k 
 f'ro' n.! bar. ahr.ntt to theCapo. 1 1.. le \ou have great 
 Itore ol'Si'pav-iams ar.d Cattle. 
 
 Ab^iii eight leayiic.i to the So'Khw'av ' fi..ni P 'lo I) - 
 t.i'ir i^ihu H;:cr,/ St II -1 ; yon Ih.dl In I'r.vn Sea a ;',veat 
 Ray run vvuliin the I.iikI, an! bit', iv the inouih u! it 
 many pieat Koiks : Now, to eome mio the IViy, you 
 r.uilt keej' I'of" tn the Slioie on llu South well li.le, aiul 
 .iftrr \ 111 be in ihe b;'y go full Well, and this C'ouile 
 ivdlbiin;:; 5011 to a River tiat n.ns.U Kail twentv leagues 
 lip n;'o the Land. He;e y 11 ••uy (if \o 1 be olaiiv to- 
 lec.ible llrennth plur.drr liic /■ ■..■,. leoftlun Siii'.ais 
 and ('.itllc, and meet beli.les vv th l) .r'i.V vvond.lVp, ir, 
 Cotton, and feveral o'lier l-.nsnf .\lei/iiai.di/r. 
 
 l'.iw,j<_v/.:-,i lies a Icapi! .■ to ihe Southward of the l{i •'' 
 if Simier, and, toknou-it, you will upon keimirj; diuo- 
 vcr three great re.l 1 1. lis calVd by ihe 1 .■ •■■(•; ,./•, Itrn-ci 
 /''i«-,.Vij. 'I'hepli.e -.s ni't irihal>ii,\l, and die nioiitliot 
 
 whirli yod will fee douldin.', T Poinr fi'll .S....i-)| f.r..i 
 'hen'tis bel'i , J,i|1 ..\,, i,,,,-"^ I ee'.n'i' 1 mI f. .m.: •:', 
 die Ci),inel .try W(* I, he ^ i'> dai.p r 1.1, griin.; .'. 
 runs up I'vo th,. | Hid, 
 
 tr;. 
 ■^'oii will fee a 
 
 wi"!, hc^ 
 
 K.-cr thai 
 
 d '„ -.. 
 
 , , atii :ii- 
 ,'(.••. -w,.. 
 'i • HilMui, 
 
 . 1. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 v " I'-.IV 
 I, h: ■■: 
 
 \-ihu'>'- 
 
 ■ pi.'. 
 
 yo", 
 
 lioas 
 'her. 
 near 
 .ncrr 
 , 111 
 a-d 
 .,...1 
 
 lUI tl 
 
 dl- 
 
 wh'eh dwell fcveral '• /cii 
 witii Cattle cnoii';h, ('nl 
 wii h y;)u',l hnd go.id ''■ 
 NelAO-trees, the Wood 01 ■ 
 go'id f.r Uruifesaiid "id || 
 
 '\\k- l{j-c> liii^r.ii. isei) :i 
 tiTiiMind, in th..' Il.'jli: 
 whii ll ligndiesas iiuuli. 
 ll a man knows lunv t.M.f 
 b.i vM't'ii ti.e f. 1 go ,•'. li.i 
 IViy, which by '.he /' ./■, ■ 
 /(oi ,\;c. When \ on .lie en' 
 
 the Koeks, and f ...nd ihe CIi.mi., !, uhu li I es Ni rtheiit 
 from \oi). 'I |.,- belt w.iy to e. 1 tivK, Water is t.> go i 
 oii.ir er of a nilc by the Sca-l'iie, .'\:<\ then vo'i lie .1 l.nr 
 Kner, where you may have ! o-h Warer.iod I lOi too. 
 
 C'aj>f ;■//. IS a l'..inr of l.anl thntiiipf 11 to the S, a a' 
 Icall: twelve nii.'es, an.! Iie> e.nder ii re \ ia\ mav an- 
 .lior on the halt I'de of the Care, in :' Haiboi;r oill'd 
 
 >i Lue !.••■ .ii; d ■ ■ ■ .< , 
 '!' o '. I Ml. ;•.„> I , Lul-.ou;; 
 "1 • oil ; li ju iI c i-iiMMn ( Is 
 
 ..s thr Itan.l ri^l-.t b. toiev.r 
 
 /. no- lall'.l (i, I' re ll: I) ■! 
 
 d, V..U nias ai'ih V 'rir.l bv 
 
 r.'i: 
 
 the River is narro\v .111.1 ll'allow, having not alnve tive ,/!Vy,',i l-^.m- ^ whieii wi!l .uiout u-u p.vd Itriv uf 
 loot Water, but you may anelior in the Ray hard by the i Br //;.'.-. wood, and lometinies And-'crgul'e. On ilieKotili 
 
 
 Kivei, and lend your I'oat vciy lately f>r frilli Water; 
 you may lilli ailij hav \eiv In \el'sfully, f T there's ^reat 
 I''eniy of.ill lor-sof fretli bill'.. 
 
 'Ihe Hiver ot' St. ./'.'.'' ;'" lies feven Iragiu's from C.t- 
 m.vy'ir. 7; 'tis a Very grear River, and isl'ome litiy lea;.;nes 
 within the f.ind, havin;^ leven fiih.jui Water at coming 
 in, bm IS fo narrow that no Ship .snghr 10 vent'irc cii-; tour leagues up thr 
 tiinn ; bur the IJ.iaS may without danger, and 'tis as ' have /( /; v-wor-,! 
 
 good a pl.acc as can be ,:) O.ipplv yo>', if voii want billi Soiiih lidc of the I'.iver you'll lee the' I li.l rah. I 
 f'f anv (ort, efpi\ially that great billi eall'd !^y the In-' lii.il.n:! Hn^p.-nr. 'that is, ilerrr.-.n 11', il^ for ihe 
 
 tide of the B.iy you'll lee a great Hi. or eal.i? i />■.,.; .,, 
 where you nny lil)i to v.-ry good purpot'e, and in I'le 
 inoiitli of this River ihere's a gieard. .il ot Cr ral. 
 
 Saqun cm is a River that rnii'. tour leagues t.i the r,;'.nij;: 
 
 .Soutliwaril from the Cape; it is naivow at eonrng in, 
 
 and voii'll have twehe loot Water till you be thne or 
 
 River: All ,i;o:ig on i-oih (ides you 
 
 and fcelliWncr pliiity. Upon the 
 
 liy the 
 
 tip of 
 
 (lir.iii V.v.iii.i, which is as big as an(.)x. After you arc' it looks bke a Wl.ale) .iiid tl -re, if >ou wuitfiichwilJ 
 within the Tlivcr, yon have high Sand on both tides, and Food, you ni.'',y liavc Potato.-s, I'laniau';, Oranges, Li- 
 a trea hcrous I'eopic that live thereabouts to deal with ; luons, and the Roots eall'd by the liidi'iit Ciiitinjni, as 
 if they f'c yon unprovided or negligent in your Watch, many asyoudelue. 
 
 ihev .1 fall upon you, but if they Hnd y.-u able and al-i .'\ league ro the Soiitlnfard of tlic River .?/!.;,■.-.• 771 trr.'it RxA 
 ways rcad.y to defend your felves, then they'll conic and j ftands the grea' iiolf.vv Ro.k / •.■Vo-. Bet'ore ihe mouth '"'"'■'• 
 trade very pca.-eably with you. ' 'f this Iloek, tow.irds t!ic Sea, ll.tnds ar.othor tlat R'.-k 
 
 , ^ Thar Bay Avhich is eall'd 7'/'c P-n\r>iu-Ki //!o'"h>- (ind that ih.ii ts o''t alirile iij-on it, where may be tern ver\> 
 ,' i'v the f'..//.-i;.f, ,.'/-)rm,-r Pj'.7/,!:'c) lies tw^o leagues South- pJ.uniy aed dillinci; . the pi in'.s of bare feet in li-veral 
 ward from the River of St.//nfwid; it maybe known by' places up and down lu rharuDil folidS'onc. Hefcsvcry 
 a h'yh Hill 'vhieb ifind.i over it, and i« full of Urr.fi.i; ^ good fiihiiig, and alio plenty ofthole pretry preen Stones 
 'I'rees. To enter tlusHav'.M'ttr vnu mult mark thcClifts, ' which the Indi.im n!i- to wear in tlieir I ips. Vo'i ;nay 
 a'kl when yon ar.- g' t t.i the Northward of all of 'nil anhiir wiihiuMubiuet-lhotot'ihe Shore, but if the Win J 
 1 u; on.', you n-av lafelv come within aSt.Mies-eaH of the be in the balf, 'tis very dangerous. 
 
 Sh re. I oget tielli Water, you iiuitt bind and poupon'' ( ,'or.--„ :; 1 isaB.iv ti.e le.igiies 'o the Southuard of the ?;„„•:,•-..■: 
 the .Soii'h lide of the Hill, where you'll fee a line Stream Rock I'.tiol.i ; right betote it iMuds a '"iiall llland uihabi- '' ' 
 
 idi'ing ou: ol'lhc Hi.'l into a great Calteni ciw out of a ted. l>y the /'f/r/io/c/.-. 1 Ins Hav runs betwecM .-x Moi;n- 
 Rock. rainai.iilc and more withm the Land: '^.o: ni.iy lie 
 
 .0. Then.-igii'.'ominT River ';^by the !■■. ;'.'.-«' caljd J-f./.r- | with your Ships at the Man.!, and lend vo.:r BoatNail.i.vo 
 ' f.-'.'r/;,-, or the lijvri f,'C.r,-.r.y.7,'j, bccaufe there are abim- j f -r Cattle, t nf'-.vi, Oranges and l.nuoiis, and manv oth<;' 
 dance of thofe (acatures in it: Tis narrow, and is re- ConulllJditicsbelide^ ; if a luaii li.is a iuukI to l. mc biih, 
 niarkable for the white Rock that Itaiids in the mouth of he may fatisfie luiMelf abundantly at that Sr,-rr, either 
 it. T'l enter ir, yoii iiiiili keep .111 the North lidc of the bv Nit, or Hook and line. I\ti.vi aflanis tiiai at this 
 Ro.k, where VHi have nine and ten foot water : .After . Bay b.e \iw c.ne of thole Marine Creataies which the 
 \ou are in it yon comero .a gre.at ISay, and on the North- , Vuh'.ar gives the name of Mi> <;/.:.. /i to, 
 
 e.itt lide theieV a tliiall River, where yon may be fiip-l Ihe River viiji^iino or j.:n:i.'.iy Ins three leaev!est''r.'mR;vcr ".:«ir:' 
 phe.l with freili Water. Here a Man iiinlt t ike tpi-cial \ Vir.iicnip^ii ; it is imlecd a gieat Ann of tic Sea, which 
 care how he goes into the Water, t.r the Ciocadiles lie rnns at lealf totirreen nnies uvo the land ; 111 ihcinouih 
 tlore by the Ivmk-lide, and prel'rmly lci7C any thing tli.it are four Itl.iiids lituated, bur the belt mark for tac City 
 eonies into their Klemciu. blcn s nothing to be had in of St. .Vc/c;;/ :).■ is a fort that Hands on the Nuttli lid.e of 
 this I'li o, tinlefs vou'll hi'i for Ciocadiles, and take their the coining in of the Hr.tbour, upon a Rock. On the 
 Cods or Bladders for the Musk they allbrd, as the I'.ru.- Souih tide itands a Hill that reaches iiit.i ihe S.'a, eall'd '^f-"""' '■'^ 
 [\iiflr very commonly do. diy the I'lutiiyiiei-, C.iiiii', (that is, the top of a Ship) 'i"dst'i'«'Jaii 
 
 „^.. The River .;,.i;h.i lies three Icagftes to the Southward on the North lide of tlieC'.iMi% at the f.. it of ir, hard by ' "' 
 fr.im that ot' CyK.iJ.lles, ,\iid four to the Northward from the Se.a-lide, ftands the iiigh Ki^.k which thev cul the 
 I'.te River of St. Mid-ncl ; on cither (hie ot it you'll fee .S'l, ;ni7o'/' ; this is jud as you l.nl iiuo the Haiboiir : But 
 a great Hill, by th'- P(i)f(;:;r(-/.'caird (If Cdi'!'.!'. 'I'here is then in the inidil of the cmiame, in the very nunitli of 
 but feven or eight t'oot water at the coming in, tho'very ilie River) lies a Rock very pjam to be feeii, lo th.it to 
 I lear of all Rocks ; bur after you are enter J, yotf li tind ! gi in you imirt keep between die Ri ck and the b'ort that 
 a great many banks of Sand, where ilore of b'llh is to be tiiiids on the Nottll of you. When v" ■"'<? entted tb.e 
 Imo lor the pains ol ..ii.hing. At ilu; coming in alio, on | north of the Ri. ir, and are pa It the Fort, yon thai! fee 
 both tides, a Man may lake in trelh Water. ;tiiell!and of i>'ii;;,r. .-/. light biforeyou: Novvvouir.ufl 
 
 iKiv, 1 he Riven f Sr. A/.c'.i..' is known by the Clifts that 'Se fnreto pafs on theNortti ot ihii: llland. and as fbon as 
 Han 1 beli)re it, like tl e .;.,'c...-' Cditisof /'.iwiw/'lcc; you )ou have iliue to. \on have the piofre'Jt of the whole 
 mult enter at the end of the C'litf hard by the Sli,irc on iCitv,boili ontheHlii aivl the Sea-lulc, before you ; thc.i 
 the South welt, taking good heed to a final! Clift tliat|vou mull lake hce.! r.oi to tio right :otho City, bicaufi 
 hands 1 etvveeii the mouth ol" the Kiver anil the Sh( .c ;! of the Sand-, ihatlie all along beloie it as far as tae llland 
 this liuall Chft ymi are to leave betwixt yon and tlie of St. Uoit .■ '1 his lll.-,nd is iiiiiainr of a mile from />'i;'- 
 Sh. re, aii.i then beiween ir a: d the Kocksvon may en- \'/^iiUoii, .and to the Cattward of it Hands 1 great Koclc, 
 tei.aiid have three t'alhom water : B it voii nuiH obferve ibetwcen which and the Iflard of St. Hof you certvre t'i 
 in eniring not lo fill to the North- ealt, .[iho' you fee the 'lad: Asfoon as von haveentud, y jU may aiuhor h.-sl 
 I'liy large) and that becaufe .f fcver.d griat 1 -ks ot' by the llland, and tlun voii'l' fv a Chinch Hi'U'.'iing 
 Siii.l; ili..'retore\o:i mi'Hkeip \VittHi'.l,witliin„ ones, inpon abldl, wliich is eall'd St. Bar, at which nine yOU 
 call of the Shoie, and lb yon lliall be fine to keep in the meed nut tai to go light let.ifc the Town. 
 Clunvl. 'I hus you luuU taU till vuu dilcovcr a Hoii/c,i 
 
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 \l 
 
 ••ll 
 
 ^V' 
 
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 M 
 
 :-.M 
 
 iparrey'j' Ol^lirv.ittons oj i rinidado, 
 
 err 
 
 Lih. V 
 
 Kivpt llirj 
 
 Ri/tr M' 
 
 ftivfr tf 
 
 r.,1!. 
 
 Tlk' Ivivir.; '.■..i.-.-'i Irs il\icc Icas'.nis t'loin ili.u ''t 
 . .I'd ii> til l>c kiiiiwii ly twi) riliiuistliac lie 
 i';.n>l\ I'tt' n i!k- till mil ot' ii, whcic alio ymi'll ilil. n- 
 Mi-.ih li nil ,'. Uii ciilkviuli. hoih ()MtlicS.iu!li-wcll 
 ai.,l Niiri I i;ill i> li v\ Land, .uul tliiTc is no imriiij; I. a 
 ai,;, Sh.p lu'iv, ilvi' \im nia\ .imliiiv l-ttwc.ii thi- I;iaii-'., 
 .111.1 r.i,.: yiiMi i'.' ■! . .nil' n.' Hir^' arc I'lmis aivl I-illi ill 
 till.- riiiii- i'.'ir.iy ai iii li-vtiMJ h'.'.ili ('laits Litoic Uc- 
 1Lt.!uI. 
 
 Prom iIk- Hivrr of ^'' /■■i:\: for the Ij'.ui- (■( lour 
 Ic.iniits U all lov. Inuly j'.ruiiiid, ami litrt you'll Ice ,iii 
 l-.iiii Hill .-all'il l>y ilic Ih.Hr.ni a; c mi r.uui, -in, (or tlic 
 >..,./r '•'■' '■'■' ' I riri.t '>\cr ngnuift tliis I'oint you Ice '.. .1 
 '('" n..'c. at ilic cniiiiiir 111 ofwliiili l-larln'ur yi u tii.iv 
 I'c :i.,ii;c,ror liaiJ l.ytlic Siinrcvoii li.nc twcniy lathoii 
 W.iuT, Vi'lit'ii yoii arc 111 tlic uv'Uili I't iliis l-larliun 
 vijii ii,' la^ju lilorc \iAi a pr. .11 wlitc Ro^k, win.'.iwi'l 
 Ja-'\'l' Well In .111 yi u : Ymi mult leave/ .r'.. «./ 
 S"i ihw.ir.l l';.im -.tni, and tlicii anotluT t'T^ai HIi:' ! ci! 
 Ini /•:.•'.• • 1 .oiiics ill v.cw ; ;.tal'('!litiii this lll.inl •■■.hu li 
 (k>, h;!! \\\A Mw.!'.!-. tlic ninlii I anil, you'll li.u in.) 
 lii.i 1 li!'.'i,;s, ail 1 when you .lie i phi ai^nuii'dii,.! l!iir 
 H.l\ \v!.cr.' vol! ma\ .in.:h >r at I'Icafure. 'loco, lie into 
 l'. I Iln. y.iii iir.ni y.<i- bcivveea il'c t>v(i Illail.l- lufl r.nw 
 n;c!iiin>i. ilils Hai-l>olir luer.ied a more I'artu-ul.ir 
 Hir Ct.on to l-c i;i' en tor ihe linilins; of 1; (iui, 1 eeau'.e 
 i; I,.-.. i:.is .A Ivai'ii.ijic, tli.it a .Mm may I'.i:! oiu oI'Il will, 
 aliuiilt ;aiy Win,! vvhatliuvir. 
 .,■1. I cm 111. I..! is calily IouikI out, f.r 'tis lianl !y tl'e 
 iiui: I Lai;.!. aiiJ i.s tJ be Icju ililtmClly tiom the IlLim' 
 '■•'-; .'lu' ro dii- Soiithw.inls ficni it fa'>i;ir ha't' .' 
 It 11; e, )ou.l !ce two liii.il, |ilaiu'.'iU'!reli,i;ol'y ihcname 
 i;t . .■' -II.- ■ If, o\ er i);.iiii!t ui-eh 1- .i ci. aeaie River, 
 wl.ic yoii ii.aybc t'lirnilliil wi'h giear Hoie d liih,aiid 
 I'ni tii^: l-.iiiks liii-i .\l.:'i.li,iY, and Icvcral other good 
 
 j;<iji Mk lil .iid 1 1' ,St v./' >.';'/ « lies ."il«" t three Ka^^iu--, tVoiii 
 '■ I. '.!•.' .-, ; 'tu • I'-iiiy .Tiul f.nr Itlaiivl, ai d you may 
 lal'e'y an hir !ietv''ecn 11 and the Shore. .Mki.ii liaK' a 
 Jeai'iK' finnuhc llland nf Si. Sel' jlUn (lands a fuiall 111; 
 riplit into the Sea, .-al.'d by the lii.i.'.tiii 'C''/i>/.' v., ni\d by 
 the y''r'. ;■;, /■,.'l.i t ■ lY ' \ hcrc you ma; ab.vays meet 
 with .ScaL, and I'cveral I'l-ns of .Va-fuwl, as iiuiiy as \ or 
 w.ll. 
 
 I'liat River r."-^?-v: 1 (tliat niiis between tlic Town ot 
 b>\.!>.. 'i.i and River of I'l.ii. } has a \ery gcod Harbour 
 for Ships, and hcrcabouis you lui cr with abundance m 
 the Caunibaiscal'id Cn ijii, uh m you may tridc wi-h 
 i 1 l'ip|xir, Ciingcr, vcrv rich burrs, Couoii-wool and 
 V.ix v.'l.iiliihev ! run; 111 yreat pleniy. 
 
 'I he ni< iiilu.rihe River ot l\.cr is \vidc, and with. 11 
 it ,ire fevciai Banks of. Sand ; you iiuilt Le fare to keep 
 
 ve.y i,rai the North .Shore, till yon liiall fee an U'.y)\ 
 Morniaiii \;hiteattop, then lailiiii; 'm ii-lnvaivl a' 'call 
 lour ie.ii;iie,<, you'll fee anoiher f ii.i'd Hid on the Norih 
 lu!e, v.huh you mint f.iil ri(ihi with ; ih.s biiii};', y,ii, u\- 
 10 .1 tair l\.\. . wlicie y,)u ir.iiU llill k, [■ aloi.ji h.'Shoiv, 
 .111.1 at'nr pillm^ the Wellcrn I'oiiit ,.. ihis'li.iy (.-.u'li 
 li.ive the Ruer .1/1 ,r , nid ilien y 11 u.id n t ten- any 
 Shal ous nil \ou >onic betore tlie 'I'ownol'iuw r ./> ■ . 
 
 I'lom the I'lovuKc ofT , iw,i« to ■<. <.■ ,< is c.i'luy*'"^"', 
 I, a);ius, an.l all the vv i) id be tiiNcI'd wr,li a (■<,mp,i!s,'.„r! ' 
 and carcto be taken inltccimgtn a I'.uiit as hi. tly .1. li/'T'.'' 
 voii were at Sc.i ; the reafon of wliuli ,s, llie pro.liiii.ms 
 .Mounraii.sof Sard iliat aie l.,i nd tiierc, and whi.li li.it't 
 and .hance plans a; ilie Wind I'.ocs, lo iliatio d.iv you 
 liavc 'cm on iliis lijc, and lo iiu.rrow on the coi'ar.uy 
 lide of you. 
 
 Ill ihis lotnicv aho y"u'Jl j.if, ll\ii,il Kiv.ri, wh.di 
 will app..ir to le n..tabo\c a foutdciji, biKwiiliout 
 goi d tiui.le-. will 1 c lound deep eiioui'li in Clm, k land 
 lo hv.ilUuv both Holies and W'aiJf, ai.s i.,e.eilici. 
 
 bo in St. :♦..,;' , til \uu cnie to .V /,, y u ,r.ivcl thro' 
 M. uiitanis .ukI Valley, .iiid prcai Towns ol'//. /. .■.•■i.wlio 
 all aie .It i'cice \y.th ihc Sf.ui.r.ii ; ai. ' yon Hull m^u 
 with l.iiudreils of iliclcf'.; .I'.j iironthcls ad wlii.lliaJI 
 oiler to eairy yoii troiii Town i . fowii in N^ts lalined 
 to Canes, and luj p.irted by two cr nanc M, 1, ; iln^ j., 
 ihe c.iliclt travelling in the Wo, Id, an.l the prim ul" n is 
 no m.iie ihan a I'illi h,ok,or a few Cil,if> iica,;-,. 
 
 You'll alfo j-al's by revenii Gold i\bne;, and ma\ traf- 
 lick with the /'..;;' 1;, J tbi iL.it and 1'iei.ioii.s Sr.'iu.s, but 
 this fort ifTra.le is not brisk h real tuns. ,1, t s at I'lM;' 
 t lell, bccaufe thcreih.' Mmesare opm and. wionyhi cii 
 but between St., f.':; andi'i., 'i e, irc not. 
 ^ At 1 • -.yj^ you hive no wai I ... > I'liii^;, ihi-' the 
 Coi ntry id" 11 felf be baireii , 1' 1 ; .^ 1 .1. '; ', ;l„.y \\x\v 
 \\ .ill /.>/.,-, and all ihc Touiis of th, s ., i/i-m ■, 
 
 .1 fiiffi. ii 111 Supply ; iliey cm . I'lils..! '■ , '.', 
 
 earthen J.irrs upu.i the Hi' '■.. of So, > ^ 
 moiily call She pufliv.' Q.i.nui.s, le..iiii. n-r l.uK- 
 are a.s bip and heav y i- one (Quarter of tin.. S;:-. i.;\ 
 
 'Hic riih Oie ( wlicii they tint take it .11' , f tie 1.. '.-. 
 Minis ) looks like bkaik I ead, then rliey v.iin.l n in , cr- 
 la'inbiipinch, and Willi It I'no' liiieSievi.s in'pa\ d (.' Iteri s 
 inide f'l r rli.lt purpofe. 'I'h ■; niakeihe /.,./;'/•/• w. 1', n 
 t'le M iicsltaik nake.l, thai ill. j m.iy not hidi' any i!ii' i; 
 iboiitVm; and rluisan iluy ki pi 10 ill.- Driidyery, win e 
 'iieii .Mailers the s/.i, ,i,..j wal ow in all manner of 
 Kaic mid rbaiurcs, and }',iow cxceliive iieh 10 o ilic 
 barj;a.n. 
 
 Ai:,i heicne Old lie /Lc i,),: oj Knivci'j l{cm.vl[i. 
 
 'S ■,( 
 
 ;*i '■'■: 
 
 Chap. V. 
 
 Some ObllTjalions of the IflandofTv'mid^do, the rub Country of 
 Qu\\X\\X. ami the great Kivcr OvonOQo, ivilh other Riicrs ■ 
 made hv Francis eSparrey, iv/;o ivas left in the Country hy 
 Sir Walter Ravvleigh J. T>, i 595, and after that hein;^ ta/^t'n 
 
 Trifoner by the Spaniards, 
 
 turn ei into En<jland airjiii J. 'D. l6o2. 
 
 and lining a bircc in vSpaill, re^ 
 
 tM.tunf- 
 
 r^vUrJffrfi.l. 
 
 Riva ^mi. 
 
 ThiAullK-.iS 
 i:l(if|)t 10 I 
 
 ll.Vn Ortn. 
 ••0 fifw. t 
 
 "' '*■■! 
 
 f 
 
 * 
 
 Rjy. Orent. 
 
 T 
 
 HP. Country of ''"':'.■.■ bears dirciJlly Ead fro;ri 
 
 Va: 
 
 aid lies ahiioll innlcr the i-..juiii!Hi.il, 
 
 V,.vctA-ii .t 
 
 The River of O k. .0 (oiherwilc ciU'd Bnrc- 
 i^urn) has nine Mouths upon the North lidc of the iiiaiii 
 land, but upon the South lid.e oirObfcrver could dil.o- 
 Ver no nioreib.inrc. en ; lothai yet, what between llland- 
 and binki n I ands u h.is fi me li.MCen Mouths in .di. 
 The iTitraniC to tins Ri er thio' the Rner Ci/mi has 
 nun foot water at ihc month in .1 full Sea, and at the 
 ib'i but live llM.t ; ihe Water Hows but a Iniall time, bur 
 rlfcs apace, and ihc ebb (;oes but UowJy, eontuuiing fix 
 Iioiirs in all. 
 
 In the bot.om oftlic Ciulph aC (innnipn there is a Ri- 
 vrr e.i r i . "M. , wlmh leads ininOKJ.>;ij(.oalfo; it aMan 
 Cillers rliis I' u'. r li' "/.i-'r from i'.tfir.f. ti. In- ran'r [mlTi 
 bly reii'rn tlic Lunw w-iy lie cauic,by rcafoiiof tlicLaiicr- 
 
 ly Winds and ftrong Current,, but he niun of n-ccllf, 
 gomtoaRiUT witlnii the Liiid, whuh 1. call'd ,\;,.. 
 iuriv. 
 
 If you fail fomc twcmy ieanins in the River .iin.:r:.:, 
 yon may difcovcr the i;rcat an.l hieji Abniiu.iiii Uef^f.:, 
 tioni whence m.iy ealijy bediKincr'd thel'lains of Saiiii.!, 
 thro' which you have a fafe paliaijc ov. 1 l.an.l wjtlua 
 ten or twelve l(ai;iics ot . um.m.i, or loiho <■',:■ acm. l.'|i- 
 011 iliCle I'laii.s are four feveral Nations, all \\|ikIi arc 
 reputed fui.u So'diers, and the, iire fonicihin'! b'ack ; 
 then Niliiicsaic, tlie,V.i;Hi'.:',i, the .IJ] Hwii 1, the 1 1 '.l^fio, 
 and the trmn'j. 
 
 To go t'roiii the llland of /';/>; './,i / to the threat Riierp,;! ji •> 
 O'o;;.'.-". the River . .111.11,. : I i :11s Souili, but partinii bum Pr<'.«.- 
 tliis R» ier by a Dram h which bears 10 ihe VV'cU, one may 
 thii way cnitr (jiuiu^r, 
 
 Th..- 
 
TV. 
 
 Lih. V 
 
 JiUl ll-.illl IVc .Til ll'};h 
 rii; '■iirliwAivl T 'cut 
 ail 1 l;il on the N^ rili 
 th ; ilus liiiiigs yo\, iii- 
 1 k.' I' .iliiiiu ii.'iilioiv, 
 lit I), tills li.iy v.^ti'!! 
 ,' 11 iiail II I U ir any 
 
 It.vMiolio/i !./>■. 
 
 til r, (.' ,1 i^ cit'luy*'"'"'- 
 
 >olM w„h;.C<.„i|M!s.'„::';,' 
 
 .1 I'.iiiii as 111. I!) a» il /■<;'. 
 hull s, ilic pi(i,!ij;ioiis 
 :luT<-, aiul wIikIi Halt 
 cs, 1.1 iJMt 111 il.iv yiiii 
 ■now lui ilic C'li.'.r.iiy 
 
 llMtal Ifivvis wluili 
 loot lii-qi, liMt VMtliout 
 'lumf'li 111 0.111,1. land-, 
 i; 'lis toixilioi. 
 
 .'" /(, y u travel tluo' 
 Towiisol //./.■■', who 
 
 1 i ail ' ycm (liall ilicci 
 'onthcK ;itl '.vl'.i.lli.iij 
 Town Hi NiTs i.iiMial 
 
 Ll- IlidH' JVl, 1, ; tills is 
 
 ;ui.l the piin- (jt' i: is 
 .V Cil,ir> ;va Is. 
 1 M IK-.-, .ir.d iria\ traf- 
 i ruvioiis St. 'IKS, but 
 
 Ul OlKs. .1, I ^ at I'lt 1) 
 
 ■<i)Kii .uui wumijlu cji, 
 
 .-. \rc not. 
 
 I ... y I'liiiR, t!ui' the 
 : 'L 1 ..(.'-. ^ -.Li'v lu\e 
 th, Y ', i.'hvi. ,;, 
 
 -.s, '. L. am. 11. 1- 1 .lii-i 
 tcr of tlicSl-.-.i-;'. 
 U take ii ,11- - t' ti ,.- 
 jii rlifv v;i 111.1 1' i:i , l1- 
 hiCUS 111 |,.1\ ll C Iti-ii s 
 ike ihi' (■../;>/ - w,.-,'. ;u 
 ni.iy not huh- any ihii j; 
 .loiji- l)i-iiji;,cry,\\!u'c-- 
 ()W ill all nianiKi- ot 
 cxci-lhvc ulU 10 u i!k" 
 
 ; KlUM-l'j l{i»l.lrlj. 
 
 ich Country of 
 )ther Rhcrs • 
 be Country I'y 
 hat l)cin'^ t^l^'ii 
 Spain, re- 
 
 , lit he imifl of n-.-cc^ty 
 J., whiih I . call'd A,-,.. 
 
 KS in till- I^iM-T .lm.:i:.\ 
 hii'.li MomiMin fjc,.".;, 
 I tr'ii the Plains iA'Siiiii:.i, 
 fai^e over Lan.l wiiluu 
 , or toilic ('.:./ieji. L'p- 
 Natiims, all wliuli aie 
 V are fonicihni'' b'aek ; 
 .U] i.x.ii.i, the it'.ke-iis, 
 
 \!,t I to the threat River |.|,;i|r 
 Siuiili, Init partiiy tiomCi-"-' 
 .trs luihcVVeil, oiicmay 
 
 The 
 
 Chap. V. SpaTrcy'sOl?fervationsofTrh]k\a!do,(^c. 711 
 
 '1,1 
 
 (liv.£«nf* 
 
 The River /;«Mi/i<: lies to the tall ot Oiomiro as you go tw /'it« that way ; Init he i!ii! i.'it |!o lack c>av;ily .j^^. 
 come from 'I'liniilddi . 'lis very ealie to jo from the the fame wa; thai he came, f-r. palling the Kmr ^ /. -i; 
 River Orniw.o to the Town of ,St. I) mini", tvhich bears ' 
 
 ^. HiJN/ff.l. 
 
 Ri»o ^r«'. 
 
 --■•- - ^ ,. .J »«,M^ ., ,.,.,,.,, ,^^» 
 
 N. N. W.ilirei.'Hy, Inn you imilhif neccility paKtlieR 
 vcr W»i.i^.:.,7, leavini" the lllaiul ot the /Imn^i.i to thcS. 
 anil lioM yoi r Cotnie as near as may be N. W. ami 
 N. N. W. r.y this iiicatu yon avoiii all the danger of 
 the C'.iimon and Force of the Tov^ii, and land funic fix 
 days Journey from St. D(»i/wi;. . 
 
 The Kiver//'/,i.,m// ij to the N. of Orcwoco; to po into 
 this River, you may yo in the 1. iiid till yon conic to the 
 JittlcRi\er M\.,:l\ then dneiltiny your Coiirfe South, 
 yon will within two days enter the River ll\i-imi- 
 riiis River gives iti Nunie to the adj.aceiit C.oentry 
 ton, 
 ,. Orcm is a fair Uiv,r, and l,es i-xadly .Soifh-c.-.(l from 
 Oroncco, but it's ilanr.eror.s to po tar in it, not upon the 
 aeeoiint of anv Danpers th..- River prcfeiits to aHtjatthat 
 lails in it, lint tin- bail Air and mahpiiaiit: IJcvvs ( that 
 fall thercalionts and kill abundamc even of the UMir.tit 
 thi-nili-lves) are Inipcliiuents in the way of a free to-i- 
 verfation upon that Kiver. Belides this, there is another, 
 and that is the horriMc ,-orruptiiMi of the Kivcr by the 
 foul and loathloni Waters that are coiuiimally drcin'd 
 into it fri ni lIk- l-"eiins of W),.-/,» ; tlule are lb bad, tliat 
 'tis deadly to drink of 'cm, and many :i one has died 
 fort. 
 
 The River Ami runs ,-ontiiiiially North, anti fo to the 
 River Cnllip.i, and from tlu'iicc into Onnjco .- N'ear to 
 W'Hi are fcvcral other Kivcis, but hardly any thing con- 
 fiderable. 
 
 The (itil River that falls intoOrwiTo from the North 
 is call'd Citri ■ beyond that, on the fainc fide, is the River 
 ii'mi', to the Welt of that is I'ltco, and beyond rii.it the 
 Rivers C.tturi, yoari and Citfuri, which laft 'tis dan;^erous 
 to enter. 
 
 Ill the River Oronoco arc Various Iflands, particularly 
 in the inidit of it a pretty big one, and fomewhat moun- 
 taiiiini,s. call'd Or.m/>.t ; there's another alio which goes 
 by the Name of W/o, where the Wind is always Haftcrly 
 in the Morning before the Sun is high. 
 
 1 he River Vhrn beariiip to the Well of Cnrth.t^ena, 
 bears to the Southward ot the Ifland of thfc /Imr.^oni 
 This River Vbra if >oii fland to the South-welt ) leads 
 to that part of the I'roviiice ai Arimnijo which is call'd 
 Erec^ood.mc ; 't;s a b.iiren mountainous Country, they 
 hive neither Gni/.n-llncit uor CtiJ].wi, but Kc«i/cH, Hrjj 
 and Cc/iiii tliev have in gteat abundance. 
 Th, Auilnii'v 'Twas reported to our Author by the Uiiinns, that 
 ''.i.'-'i'h- ''"-'t*-' ^^'-i' {on tile North of I'fru ) a way to enter the 
 kviK/r.i;" ^iverOioHwi, vvhieh liniination encourag'd him to at- 
 .-j f,«. tempt the dilovery of a Rilfage from that River to Peru. 
 In this Atieii.pt (he tells us) he was driven by a Storm 
 into a River which hi, h,it'.<vi Pilots call'd Sntmr., in 
 wh.ih after he had been for three days, he enter'd the 
 great River of I'l-.pemeiui, winch is at lead fix leagues 
 . broad : From hence he came to the Iweet and pleafant 
 „ mt'jif,'™ Illandof Wf/ «', a Spot lo delightful and in fo benign 
 «r.inj,/. and tem| irate a Climate, that he profclfcs he could wil- 
 lingly have Ipent the remainder of his days there : 
 There's abundance of tine frclli Rivers, and thole well 
 ftock'd with Fill] ; there arc Fowls and other Animals for 
 Food. In the Woods (which are very numerous) you 
 have delicate Fruits all the Year round. Cotton, Balfain, 
 Ht.iii.e, Lignum 'jit.e, and Cyprels-trces. The Soil pro- 
 imfes IVlctals, nay, tome forts of Ore he did find in di\ ers 
 places ; the Rivers too alfbrd fine Stones, but for want 
 of Skill he dares not warrant the goodncfs and valuable- 
 nels of 'em. 
 
 This lovely Illand is but fiiiall, and it has no Inhabi- 
 tants, which (he fays) is upon the account of the iicigh- 
 Lourhood of the Cn'ilies, a rude fort of Savages, within 
 whofc reach People are afraid of living. 
 
 From hence he return'd to the River of Oronoco again, 
 bccaufc he found his labour loll, and 'cwu impollible to 
 
 R.y. T'irj. 
 
 ii.eniif he left tli.'it of Smmr, m-i came a nr,i li more il.-'i o-i'i;:'- 
 reef way into the River of,v ;.>.i <-, c-icii b) the Ki.tr 
 l.iin", as his ln.i:.ui 1'.' ij I'luipiii'il ; but by what went 
 before 'tis plain, ih;ii tliue was no preai i.n.;'.i! to l.i: 
 piven to their Siirmiles. 
 
 Fie s^nes us futlicr this ano'.n't of a Voinjie lie made 
 from til.; Rivet O/e.-.oa- W'eltwardly, in winch C'oiiife a 
 Man IS like to mi-et with molt Cii;d, tlio' rl-.eic 1-e molt 
 Danger too, (efpccially in puiiii; '.it iiiio the Couiitr. ) 
 by reafoii of the I jii emi. an J/i./i'.,.. FoopI,- that live eon- 
 timially in Arms, and are never e.ilie bur when ili'.-y arc 
 rtpli'.ingaiid Killing their Nuph' our';. 
 I 1 loin O'Oi.lc; he lanie into the River cf Cifiieio, and 
 fi cralted to /;i;j/:/M('.>, ( rcmarkaMe for that !-id fort ijf 
 W'.it'T bcf'ji-e mentioii'd ) truin tlieiicc to ihe Kiveri',-. , 
 and at the term rf (ix weeks came iiiio the rich Coun- 
 try ot Cn'i-.h. This is in the PioviiKi- of (w i.i',./ or Mr- ''-■''>'■■'•• ■' 
 '»'■/:, and 'tis, liaraclter ei-oirJ.li of ;l m l-ii,tliat it :il oundi'"'"' 
 ' in the molt delir,ibk- ol all Meials : In f, nie j-liii. s vcu 
 : have Mines of white Stone, ^<i\ the d'old itinn.ip m 
 I Veins between the Stones; ill others you lii:J it in IbliJ 
 iCirainsin the .Sands of the Bro.-ks ,.nd Rivulets" But a 
 ! Man can hardly be rich here willioiii venturing Ins l.dc 
 ; for't, that is, lie cant go to the Rivers to pick the Gold 
 prains without dinger of being fiiapt by the Crocadiles. 
 There are alio Pearl in this Country, fomc of which our 
 Traveller faw, but they are neither large, ouetit nor 
 round ; the Spnnir-.rJs laid they were not l'eail=, but 
 TopazCE, and perhaps neither he nor they laid true. 
 
 Ctma'.nhn ii a place to the .Southward ofO/.iH,,: River, C-""",-"" 
 famous for a Fair of Women-Slaves which is kepr there. '■^"■ 
 Sf.inc) goiiii; to Market here, had luch a Bargain on't, 
 that one may venture to fay politivcly he couKl not be 
 cheated of his Money ; for ejght of ihefe female Slaves 
 ( and the oldell of "cm under eighteen ) he gave a red- 
 haftcd Knife that colt him cxaitly two Mites, fo that a 
 Wotnan iierc is four time* as cheap as a Farthing Pye is 
 in HugUnd, tho' perhaps flie is a mtich-worfc bit : at this 
 rare a Pedlcr, out of the Stores of the portable Shop at 
 his Back, might buy Women enough to pl.-iii; a Country 
 almott as big as the Grsr.t Mogul's, 
 
 T.ir or Tayoo is an Idand to the S. S. W. of Oionrco ; Tjrw fllsnd; 
 This Ifland has no dated Inhabitants, but fcrvcs only for 
 a kind of a baiting-piace to the Ciribces • thofc Barba- 
 rians go .abroad and lb al People, and then they come 
 hither and eat 'em. The Author cimc to this place with 
 a confiderable Itrengtli, dehgning to facritice fomc of 
 thofc Cannibals it he had found 'em here, but they were 
 gone, tho' their Houles fuH'er'd for 'cm, and were burn: 
 to the ground. Going about the Illand dofeby the Wa- 
 ter tide, he found Stones of fcvcral colours, tho' he makes 
 no mention what they were, either in his own or other 
 mens Opinions. 
 
 To the Wellivard of this Ifland is aRiver call'd lf/tliuc,iUut hu- 
 in i-nolt places about which you have 8, i c, 1 4, ly 8ci^o ^''"■ 
 fathom Water ; the entrance at the mouth is barr'd, but 
 yet at a full Sea you Ihall have i.j & 1 ^ foot Water, and 
 in the Chanel where the Canoes enter (and which is but 
 narrow) there is better than lix fathom. This H,i/imc- is 
 certainly the bcft and furcit Harbour for our Ships in nil 
 thcfc parts, and 'tis not quite eight days Journey from 
 OroriOi'o, 
 
 There is .1 certain River call'd Cnpurifrl, thro' which '''!''t''/''J''^ 
 (he tells us) is a molt furc, fafc. and perfeilway tol'eri/,^^^' '.jy'l 
 tho' the Voyage will take up eight or ten weeks to rtnilh to Pi'H- 
 it, and it niuft be pertbrm'd with Ship-boats or Canoes 
 too, becaufe thcfe Rivers have .llways very little Water. 
 This River lies in 8 gr. 2 min.N.L. and in it you Ihall 
 always have a light brecEe of a Wellwardly Wiiul, Noon- 
 time only excepted, when there is hardly any at all : 
 The Country in which it is has the Name of Emcria, arrl 
 that Province is the Eaft part of Dorado, 
 
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 Captain I eighV Voyage to the WcfU Indies. I ib. V. 
 
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 An 'fa-Dimt nf a Voy.i^f to Guiana h dptain Charles lefgh, 
 
 ptr onn'd at the ihar^^cs of Sir (.)laVT Lcigll hn 'Brother, and 
 b:s on /I . 'f akc.i ont of the Captains fourn.il and Litters, and the 
 f'.urna'n of Jcveral other f that rvent the fame Vowj^^e. 
 
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 T*il;' ('.u't.iMi fr 'nil III a liin.lliMU IlirJv nl fmnc 
 lily lull, ..lilil i.j-fJ ■;■ ./'.'i»'., Ii.iuni; no irnrc 
 I'Miipjiiy V'ltli hiin than t' rty lix Mm and lioy^- 
 T 'v' ili.;ii:ii ot' tli'^ \'(i\.ii'c was, tn iiiakc anuTi- rnnii'lrat 
 I'.ii. iviTv iir';lii: C'oiiinrv iit (, li.ii ', anil tn lix ;iii (:■■■;/./'.• 
 IV.iii'atir.ii ilicTf ; 111 «li cli ilie Cipiain ( wiili Irs Hro- 
 (licr) \v;i, til,; liiuri- fi^iji.rap'il, in thai lie liail vilitcil 
 tills pnit ot ilic W'dilit iiiu'i.-1'itorc. 
 1.,. ii.' (lie :jiI ot'tlic i-'iilmni; M.n ilicy lairc iiirntliL Ri- 
 ,,-\\T (.(■■ ;.'■.•,'.•, in the I atiuidc nt' ) pr. '. to tlic North 
 oi the 1 iiif ; ani! the 'I own of ll'i.'f":r\ whuh Ins on 
 ilif C'oalt (iM.'i..'i. .1, w.n iliiit wliac they iircinli'il tn 
 t.iko lip their aSo.k-. llii Natives weic rcaily t.i >;ivc 
 '■I'llKiii a fvi ,! 1 nterM'niiuiit ai. in. n as rhev came ; ihcy 
 "t'L exticiiuly wilini; ili'Cnpi.iin ami hi'^ Coiiipaii) 
 I'.oiilil U'fiilr anioiijil't 'cm, ami yicWcil to tlu'ir tnkiiii; 
 ''•'i.'i!m I'n.lillion ot the Cmiiinv in tin- nan cut Hi^Ma- 
 r.lly.f /,.,.,„/. 
 
 A I'd. till s River I f // V/(Mi (ii'licrwile, anJ [■•y a more ^ 
 iii;i. cr.'n Name, eal-\l C'.i, '.(•.:;.'■ , ihveit ihif- Naimns 
 'il"/(..;'.'i.i, iho ;'■'.".•, ,.);v^ /^.r , aiul Sit—, i':, wliichj 
 Iv !;■; (.'rivni .-iv.av If ni tlicir an' lent UwuMiiips [>y that i 
 I'lli'cM' ami troiil'lif 111 l'r.i;'e the i'.-''/i<", had Icitk-d ! 
 I'l nil jicb lure. Now ihf Agreement the C'ap:aiii n>adc| 
 ^ c-ip-n I ^^"'i 'I'c I" <!i>t »vns il,i.. That allowirt; him a t;i'od 
 b... j;'i:;r.i'|. jiriry (it'(-rinuul lor daulcns, and. f. me Horfis f'-r ' 
 tlic prerciit, lie ll.or.lii aii.li 'cm auainlt their invircrate' 
 tneiiKc. tlic (':> .,.'. 'Ihn C/iiitiaJt vva.s ciiiitirnrd b;- ! 
 very pord AM'uimikcs on bo'li parts, and lo make it ihc, 
 mo-c liiiv on t;c lidc of the buiun,!, the Captain dc- 
 niaiidcd, and they treclv s^vc, tlmr or live Holtaps. as 
 I'ici'i'i s oCtheir fidelity ai'id good nieaiiinp, two i\ which 
 Wire Perloiisof j/i\at ac^oui't ani.MVJlt 'em. 'Ilie;r Kill 
 I'l iMjt;on was ii| mi part ol ihc Mountain that liis on 
 the Welt lide of ilic entran.e ot the Kiver, and tc'i\vhich 
 they pa\e 'lieN'aiiie ol N'oiint llnt/;r,i,u\ nieniory ol our 
 famous .A.tii'ral ot'thnt Name. 
 
 In this Onulrv irinlii our Captain have li'. M a \cry 
 T'ltiiiiitc nt'c, and. lire \c'y i lit'. 1 loo to his own C.'o' n- 
 trv at liomc. iiaii lie no- had the lime plague wiili inaiiy 
 (iie.u Mill alvoad, ; aid which lias broke the neck ot' 
 Hi. my a hiavc and will laui IVIipil/ a ni tiiiors dil- 
 coiui ivcd C' iiipan\ : Thiy had iioi the'vlinc Me.itsaiid 
 .Sauces here as in /.'',:;''' '. nor tlieir lott Ui wn-beds,! iit 
 nmll lie in Haiiiiii' cks, I'winpiiii; in the Air like fo many 
 
 T'l.- M-,; 
 thn jr.i. 
 
 .Spiders in tluir Co'-'Wili ; belulc, they were not to 
 walk a'-( lit and lake tin ;.' plcal"; re only, but ihcre were 
 VVi ods to be cut dow n, iMid o'lier necellary works iii or- 
 dir to .1 l'l.iiita::on to be ui^ic, none ot" all which did 
 ajiree with tlie Coiilti'iuii n -t'th.-fe People ; they weri- 
 ilierclore very trouMelivn and tunm rnous, and made le- 
 vcral bold RenioiiUraiicis againit the CapMin's Delij'iis 
 ot fetihoj; 111 t!ieCounrr>, deiiiindinp. to be led lion.i- 
 apaiii. Hi never, with kind w rds and maiiv pcriwa- 
 hmis, 111 brotit'hi them tn eonl'.iu to try the (Country tor 
 a ^'lal•, and patient. y eidjie all KxTrenuies : norwith- 
 llani ini; wnich ronie of em were v.orle :iiaii their words 
 and Icl't liini, even thole i..i' whole Service a::d Company 
 he hid luoil 11' cd. 
 
 " 1 v.'.is anntlicr ? 'niiappinel's too tb.at the Men were 
 »ery unh'aitliy here, l' me Itid /r,;»'-i, (,rhcr,s I i..v%| 
 oi.crs atani K-.n:; \ but the molt ve:,-.r.if,us (iho' not 
 tlk i;iri:i d,iiif!rroiis ; of .-ill wa-. a lovt of HI ii.s, wliieli 
 ma fe tiieir wav into their Fur, and nn.'.er their Nails,! 
 :,r. I h:: ; '111 nlib es fo fveiinly tlii.rc, that they werej 
 nor to be rotten out but by reariiei (.p.;n the blelliv. uh| 
 .1 \i ' dx', and then not withoii: y\rM pain and ditiiuilt 
 ;; itl'ir. {.")nc of the Company h.id his 1'ei.t fo overnin 
 Wi n em, tor wair of .Shoisand StoekiniJi, tliatheua-i 
 i'licd to r bniii lo the hi.ti.t- nctlmd ot cine, whii h 
 w .i-. till'-, thie I lUi'M nicked IdiikVVax upon the lot- 
 tonis of hisb'iei fill they were all .oier'd, this thev Irt 
 lijt n ri 1 Twas thiough y lold and hardn. d, and ihen 
 \\\:h a icdden twitv h puH'd ir all otfat onrf, and thev 
 '.i.\- x\. the ,l\ii>/:i CuUie olf Ol ou: a'.uiii; w.ili k , whi. h 
 
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 any bihly would eafii) pi.int to be | o'Ti!<'c, lince no doubt 
 but the .Skin and Mtlli lau.e aloiip wuh it, and 'tis pro- 
 b.ible the t!' ■iiis miplit kup them lompanv. 
 
 I'i«to Lf iioud that the Captain, ilie next year after 
 Ins .inn.il, difpaKln! the Ship home again to l:i^:\l.:i:,l, 
 lor liilli liippliia lit IikIi iliin>',s a, he wantcii ; it went 
 under ii ninuliiil ol Capi iin ;/i <.;, ,, and larried ii; it the 
 five /',./.,:(. Holtapis. Now ihe nttiin of iliis Ship wa- 
 very preedily cxfuded, for the Company wasililliin- 
 I'cr'd many ua)s, and ltiids.,they lould not at all times 
 liave Ironi the h.dumi iliofe ipiantiii.s of Provi lions iliey 
 liul onali(>n lui ; and in iIun uuealie londiiicn did the 
 Ship lind em when it did come ; however, lio:np now 
 ad tope.hu, and ihe lionelt Party li.iiK-ihini; Itioiiger *''f '■' ' 
 tlian bilore, iluy acknowleiip'd the C;, 'tains Autlioritv 
 in };etural, and promi,,'d to .illill hiiii to .iieiitierniolt. 
 Alter this they made an hxpcdiiion ap.iiiill the ('.i '/■(•:, 
 the c.'iitederatc liuiii-.m poinp alonp witii '.in ; bur thole 
 V'lla.n , a.cunninpas the,' au- midlnevoiis, having ta- 
 ken tile Alaim, po, away into the Woods, and aioidid 
 'em. 
 
 The Fatigues of this Journey, topcther with the filthy ''''' '''''' ' 
 I.i>juorMhe> wcreoblip'il nioit conmionly to dr nk, and J"!!,,!! '.',,' 
 ihe tuiil Weather they wue ixpi'sd to al load, IniglureJ i-"'ii). 
 the Fluxes anK>ii;.^(i hii, and k h'd Itui.il ; aiui'vvorfe 
 til .11 .ill, the ( ai tain liimkU", p It upon the point of i.is 
 going on boai.l for l:iiy.iii.!, to let. li a complea: ladju; ^ 
 ot Inch thii.gs a:, were nctdt'ul for his (,'omrany, was'"''"''"''' 
 carried olf by the fame Uiliempcr ; and ihusbv ihisim- 
 happy firoke the whole In.lieiis was HualliM, and all the 
 (aju'iany began to ihiiik of Uiifting tor tlienifelves, lome 
 went away in their ow ii Sliip for ;.«'.;/.i).,/, others pot on 
 board a /)''l' »«.,>(, and others a l-.iml >i.,i>\ as many as 
 
 theie was P oni for ; but, in llitrt, there were ten pi or s ?(!;; 
 
 WKtchesihat toiild get no pallage, and lo mult Hay upon ''''-^ 
 the 'pot : Here then they l.vd, waiting tor ihe laine la- 
 voiirableoppoiiMir.y ihiiuuir t'cllow^had betore tluiii, 
 and rcfov'.ring by uegmsagfotl fi.iti'ir llialili, tluy 
 arploy'd dirn tin-.e in pl.imiiip Fl.ix an.l l.baico, and 
 o'ber Countrv l.afouis. I hey hv'd in peitcit aniuy and 
 I'ricndll ip with liie //-i/''..''/j, and made ar.odui l-xpuh- 
 tion Willi em againlf the Crt/iVc, w liciein ilny liiccudej 
 bitltriliaii beb re, doing conlid.erable dama.'.e to the 
 I 111 my. The care ot thiir Provilion lor life lay altn- 
 peilier upon the huiii-ra who had i.ndertaken it, and they 
 did it at lo cheap a rate, that two months 'Victuals 
 w'lii'd colt our hiiK^iJono more than full a trilie as an 
 Ax or a H.i;.het, or a ttu' Kniies. 
 
 Atlall the Ivippy o|'portiinity eanie for thcfe Men torli-vp- 
 return into thi.r own Country too, and tliar bv another'"'" ■■' 
 /.';cc.'Mi.rcIi.intman, whiih came into the Kiver ol'H ;^.i"'""-'' 
 /'.ic ; bill the v.av by wdiieli th.ey had n.itieeol this iliey 
 themfclvcs k ok upon to be very lli-ange tor lonie mon-lis 
 bcf)rc the /> .:,:i s tnU 'eui rh.it there were three Ship:? 
 King in tlv River of the A,ii.i::,,i'.s, one of wh ch at fiuli 
 :i tune ll.oiiliUeitainiy cane int' tlv- River i f//'.;. /'.-, 
 where they then Wire. Uiir Men lay, that the hnli.iiis 
 1 f:,ii coiivir'.e with l')ii, (tome iir.ilible liiinp which 
 thev call by that Name ) and thar rh s Infoniiation cauic 
 from iiiiu ; bi't let it ci iin I'lom what it will, iw.isecr- 
 taiiil. a true ri.e, t'or the Ship came ixacdlv at the hun- 
 ted. Time. 
 
 The li,.i:.iiii were very loth to part with 'em, and be- 
 
 iiip wibing to have yet lome memory ol them ami their 
 
 Country icni.'ilniiij', aaionglt em, they broiigh; abun.hnue 
 
 of their (.'liiMren ti em, to receive f.vmc oi o; r l-':^^'lh 
 
 Names: I.ikewife tliero was pr..at enip.iir. m.idr ai'ter 
 
 Sir f/'.;.fr/ l>,m.,i«l-, (who wa. well ki.owi. i irhsC...i!ii- 
 
 try) and one con'iderable //,•(//.:■. c.-uu- .-.^ l.n i i.i t f the 
 
 Main as O/i-i.'ii'c, lo ask what v'..i'- l.i'onie of Irm, and 
 
 to fend hiin a. hallcn; e 'I h I'l. ir f. of ranrnii ;;.ig.iii». 
 
 .And ceri.iinly that e-.,e.icn; 1'. ■ ■ :i had pioimd I in f If 
 
 111. h an rlleini in ihelc \y.\: r '. ihe World, ai.d e. .is fo 
 
 valU'devin by ihe Ui,li.ii\ \,W wire not futli u.mpe- 
 
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 les Icigh, 
 hot/jir, and 
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 VMih it, and lis pru- 
 iJiniMiiy. 
 
 lilt next year afior 
 111' .ipaili ti) l:ii;^l,:iul^ 
 lit u.intiii ; it went 
 ;ir.i i;iirii\l ii! ir the 
 mil ot ilus Slilp was 
 iiiipaiiy was ililliiu- 
 iiulil not at all tinici 
 lS nrProvilioM! ilicy 
 ie loinliiicn dill flic 
 KHVevii, Ik.';iij; now 
 
 ri.nu'tliini; (Irunpcr *'' f ' ' '' 
 C;., -tains Aiitliority 
 urn to .liciittcrnioft. 
 
 aj;,iiiift ilic C,i U'ei, 
 with ,111 ; Imii tlioi'e 
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 ether with the tilthy '^^'J ''''' ' ■ 
 iiiiunly 111 ilr iik. riiul |. '..li ' ,' 
 to alioail, licigliireij (■'■"in. 
 itvi-i.il ; ami wrirfe 
 pen the point tit' his 
 li a i-oini'lea: lading 
 
 his (/iippany, was''''"'"''" 
 and ihusliy llii-^iin- 
 1 "inalli'd, anil all tlie 
 For thenilelv es, icnic 
 
 /.jj../, others pot on 
 Hi''»..i'\ as many as 
 there were ten pi.or s-p-fljj 
 lid lo mult (lay iipon'^'''"''' 
 111); lor the l.nr.e la- 
 li.id hiloie tluiii, 
 '.itr 'if llialih, they 
 
 and li'hauo, and 
 
 II pel tiVt amity and 
 aiie ar.otlui I'xpedi- 
 ii-ieiii iliiy llictteded 
 il'le daiiiaiH- to the 
 Ml lor I it'e Jay alto- 
 lertaken it, anil they 
 eo months Victuals 
 n A.ih a tiitle as an 
 
 lie lor thtle Men ioi:-,-\: i 
 1 tliar hv another '"■■ ' ■"' 
 
 the River of; (>-""" - 
 
 ii'Mieeiil this tliov 
 
 p,e lor lonie moii'lis 
 
 re v.i re tlirec -Ships 
 
 le (•{ wli eh at liith 
 River 1 1 ir..H /'.■, 
 
 y, that the lii,l:.int 
 iliMe i),.inp which 
 V Inrurination came 
 I I! will, iw.asccr- 
 
 txaclly at the l.nii- 
 
 i', h em, and hc- 
 y (it ihem and their 
 roimh; abundance 
 l,Mi!t oiO: r l\ix Ih 
 ciiip.iir- mndc niter 
 
 iiOWli i:l th.sCoLill- 
 
 ■ .•.^ r.ir I lit (if the 
 
 ■ onie ot li'in, and 
 o| niiiriiii ;; ip.iin. 
 Ill prtmird l:iii !• It' 
 
 V.'. rlJ, aiid uas I'o 
 r.,ii filth luirpe- 
 . -vcre, tii.ii il Ills 
 
 I.IM- 
 
 713 
 
 'em Victuals a;, they nsd to do, !>iit they did not ;uiiie iin.|iiio the ii.iiids ot fome of thcfc i'.iva(',e Crc.ituies to '■•'■'K" ''ij. 
 near 'em, and ti.r three days lOjietlier tin y l.uv iinhiiy; [,c kind and pitiful to them inili.ir ixtuitvcy. I'^r tiiey |'!,J[,|i-''p^ 
 of Vin. The lii.ir.ii; it lieiiis, had obfiu'd when 'die ranie and ol ihemleWes olicr'J to tr.iffick wall "em tor 
 I l''',(',^!; Captain went, and had tiiUow'J Inn to fo jirod piirpofe, l'n,v,lioii<, and tluis conlt.mtly fiippl.cd 'em for the I'pacc 
 .1 that they tut hiiii olf with liis whole (Company, in that ^ofa «eck : At lull our Men to'd em, ■i''.v.') lijiif if,:j jrf 
 
 Joinney, and this was the reafon why the treacherous 
 iiAil'f.uri s did not tome witii I'ro'. ilioib aeuiidiii}; to 
 their Ciillom, for they weie then at the llaiipliter ot the 
 Ei.\\. //.'at the Mountain 
 
 And now they intended, to make a like riddance ol 
 
 iiiuiipro. jji^ij. 0,„,pii„i(.iiVj tor in the next place ihey |les^all to 
 
 luiy'ihcrcft. patlier about 'em in great numbers, but yet cairied it 
 
 fairlv and fiuoothiy, to take away all pro'.nds of Inl'jn- 
 
 cion fiom 'cm ; but oe.r Men. who well law liou- many 
 
 tame to 'cm both 1 y Su.i and Land, and then hue bepan 
 
 to millriill fome ill Uelipn, kepi a Itriiit wattl 
 
 l.i for 
 
 tified ihiii l.ttle Caii'p as well as they loiild: file li:- 
 iiii and down to 'un, an.l drank and liiioak'd 
 
 i.inie II I 
 
 bclove 
 
 id an 
 
 ;:lt others there came a 
 
 certain dilperate .Suaue, wli(>le 
 
 N, 
 
 line was Ail 
 
 ■■IhC I, 
 
 vas a I apian 
 whom they ha. I 110 it 
 prize. 
 
 of the 
 
 [if St. Vincti.t an 
 
 i liuher to lerve em in this tiiter- 
 w'f'f ' wlio had been weil 
 
 Alter Dliiiur on • d.av •'»?'■ 
 cntortaiii'd ) would needs have out Men to liisQiurceis 
 
 ■■■;■/!> in thcli Cm>it-y, tolc r.i.y f.vtr:, ticiihkf.m f.) cv\ 
 bit fo /'C iJtV.'f , in oriicr to w'ficl' it li'ry xVfu'J furnijh^Lm 
 Xf'th It U-ul, tl'cy nnitl.l (;nr I'cin in rcpiiti^i //.i.'e/i.-f.', 
 ,',>..': M 'Nil II:, :.•':, ,:y tnrut ,:< w, ul.l • l> :'C)it cm. To tllS 
 the J.,.i :':i aprced.and biviiplit 'cm a Boat, upon whiJi 
 they prefently went to work t.i fit her up for ftrvice,aiid 
 went dtV as loon as pollible, becaule thefe t'riendly Sava • 
 pes told 'em, there were farther Treparationb nuiking 
 apainlt em. 
 ' 'I hey pur to .Sea in a very bad ■. .-^ndiiion. liavinp i.'.' 
 Chart, no-- Crmpal's, nor.Ski'l to inarap.e anC. duiCl a 
 Roat ; IK iher eou'd they hold out f ni; as to tlis 11 attet 
 
 k > 
 
 > ! 
 
 >f 1' 
 
 ovilinii 
 
 for fo 
 
 pallons I 
 
 I Waier, with 1 
 
 \l\v I'lantans, I'ntatoes, about tweiiiv I'lifa it, and a Ir.Je. 
 
 , w as 
 
 ad till 
 i hey were tc 
 
 d- 
 
 ys at I 
 
 id one of tliofe days h.ul 
 
 a viry preat Storm, whuli ihn' it l)ioii_i;lu 'ein often in 
 
 per of drownine, yet did 'em this k 
 
 moiu.!:; to 
 
 brinp 'em Rain to iinemli tlieir thiiil: Sinie Sea-tcwl 
 al.o (tii'd with tl-.iiig) tame and lelled rheiiifelvis \'pi n 
 
 t"K 1 
 
 ^ 1'^ 
 

 714- 
 
 Capt. I eigh'f Voyage to the Weil: -Indies. 
 
 Lib.V 
 
 
 till li.lr utilir Kii.ii, mill llu'l'c hi.'ll>'il to ckc ovii iluirl Hotli the SMni.irili anil lu.lUni lIirwM ,ill the (It'iiiri- ,,, , 
 
 I'lii') liiiiii'jiiintfi'il (it I'm 111 eitic little fVi ,,v'riiwili\l till fc Men. ami ilii'V l iin.l lii ylail oi' tlic opi'ortiinity 'T'" 
 nnil prilNil i[ (o, iliai the Hiiin wai ne.ir eiioucli tliiL.t ri-luvinRfn muih Miicry, tli.it 't\v;i<..vin ;i ni.i?. it 1 1' 
 W.inr tn let tvtty I. tile Wave inul nvti it, lo ilui Imit |CJiiTiieiiiioii .iinoiniit 'cin wlio llioiiKI lit iiiuit hnw.inl ui 
 if 'em weic iiiiiriiliully imi'loy'd liy tlirili to l.ule out ^ do it; all iIil D.iiu nt' flic Town tritiktii.ji his M.in 'u 
 tlie V.iUT. (iiteriaiii.it lii> Hi.ule, to prcvule loi' li.nli .it lir.l .iii.l 
 
 ' I'nav ii|oii tlie tinrh il.i\ llut llipy lirlt 'I'pie.t I,.iiiil, Woaril,.tnil i) fnrnilli wiili all ilu- Mater. aU ot a mirloi- 
 I'lit what iir where 'iwa» iliey kin'w luit, liavinjj only table aii.l pitahiit l.ivililiu.iil ; an. I then lor :i Ci unity 
 p III .i'" the NX iiiil .liulSiM . .in led Vm, ixeipt that Imnt- , tiiteit.iini ' . • any tune when they pleas'il ihe\ wi-r.t 
 tinu-s they iiiax'ted iliiit Coiirl'c a liitU hj tlie bun in j our into the V nl.i. ,(•■., where the //..i'.c'k would ;;ivc 'em 
 the il.iN, iiiid tile .Star* by night ; howtscr, iliey loiild ;a true and hcan ,' wel.dme witli the l>ell I'liiita and 
 not I. a. h I. an. I iliel.iiue day iliey li'iid it, Imit lalMniiiii', Me:its iliey > ' ' ■; 'jvide, .iiid lirini; .ill'o ih.it iluy were 
 nulla t aim till i.inlu, tluy iinic ui'im tin- Sln.ivheloie ple.u'd with .Ap.s, Mmikeys, and i':irrots, tlies would 
 they \\eie awaie, ami lu Iplit iluit ll"at np.-n a Ho..k j latili (lore ot' tli. Ic Creatures, and have em rea.ly in 
 liiTO foire UramlleJ npilie Kotks, and o;lier::tlie Root* then Huiifes ai;aintt the /•'r.j/r//.' laiiic ; iluis well were 
 i>t TfiiMliai llro'l tipon the .Sliure where iliey wOiei.ilt ; tliey dllpo^'d ofaticr their mileial'le cireiimltaiiees, and 
 I was a certain Iilaii.l, I'ui without Inh.iMtants, and in- ' to lOiilider.lWe a lucatlliiil' time had tlity to prepare em 
 lli.ul any ihiiif, ;h.it wa» tit to j retervc lite. | t'nr Irelh TrQubles. 
 
 At'hr Uiey Wire all i;ot on Ihore, and hii',an to look Alter they had lioen here fome tin'.c, iliry I ei'.aii to 
 .llMiit 'em, they t'ound iiiio what a mileraldc plate tlicyi think ot their own Country, and Hhik ot cm m.ule a 
 were calf, and they ealily inii.;ludjd that it' there was' motion to the $;.iNur./i for a permilliuii to jio ; and in- 
 
 1 It was but ibnu! of them tint h.id a mind to hi 
 
 no way iniiiiil to ^•^^ loofc l':om heiK'e (in a very little 
 time too) they imilt every man of 'em liibmit to his 
 l-'ate J iiilluirt, they niiirt be (t:in'd,allof 'em tORcther, 
 iiiile'.b liinic (thar loiiid and wonid attemj't I'uthaDif- 
 loicryj let ihcmlclies to tind out relief. Upon this 
 luniideratioii they agreed, that arcriain number of 'em 
 IhiKildtake the Boat and po over to the main Land, 
 while the retl llaul there priyiii(', for their good fuioel,, 
 and a ililiveran^e troiii the Deaths that threitncd diein. 
 llic.Miii that went hid icrtainly their fli.ire of Uanper, 
 as well as ilieiii that IVaid beliind, who had nothing in 
 the 1 anil to fatishv Natuie withal but Salt water and 
 lobano; tliefe 'I'ravelliTs (I fay ' were lijinctiines in 
 < rriiy of danger ot (taivin(> at well as ihey, hut then they were 
 hov.hun. ni, re exposd iipo/i other aecouiits, as particularly in 
 croihiig I'cver.il Kivcrs, where lomeuuieu the .s'/'.n/l;; and 
 other times the Wi'/jjrtf, .j would purfur 'em for a good 
 u-ay topctlr.r. 
 
 \Mieii they h.id ivaniter'd fimc time, and were hardly 
 able to (jn any further, they tame to a Cave, where they 
 faw a Veifel of Wheat-flower, which without any fur- 
 ilitr lerciiimy tluy made into a ion of Cakes, and gave 
 'I hanks to God Kir'i, without trof.bling thcmfelvcs about 
 the Owners. .Shortly after this, they wcic lo happy .xs 
 to light upon fomc company which were Sp.ini.irJi, In- 
 fli.iHi and \'c?r/".(, and tliefe were as kind and compadio- 
 ratc to our Men .as their ililireiTcd cafe requir'd ; they 
 fcaltid'eni with the lull of their I'rovition, and becaufc 
 they fiw 'cin fo \ery feeble, li t Vm ride, and weiittliem- 
 felves on loot : 1 hus they brought 'em to an Imlii-.n 
 Town, where thiy had the finie fort of treatment ftill, 
 and here 'twas that tluy began to open themilei.ahlccafe 
 their poor Companions were in at the dcfolate Illand ; 
 and as foim as ever they had recovcr'd ftrength enough 
 to uiidenakc the |oiiri)cy and lliew the way, the Sp.i- 
 iii.tiis and li,.ii.ms went along with em, and carried 
 Provilions for thofe poor Men : Providence had difpos'd 
 
 ileeil It was but lonie ot tncm ill it li.ul a minif to dc 
 gone, l()r as to the others, they livd fo nui. h at eafe iliat 
 they did notcate to think of interni; ting that lort oflifc 
 by a new conric of .^dventllres; befides, they pcrfivadej 
 the.V/>i>;i.//./r not to let their J'elloivs go, and f'gpclted 
 leviral little Jealoulits to 'em, wlmh was fu ti.im the 
 Kindiiefi to be expcilted from Conntrynien, and Men 
 too whom common Danger:: and Sulferiii",s ouglit to have 
 endear'd to each other; however, at laft three of 'em '*' '^'j'- 
 got both leave and opportunity topo, breaking tliro' all '"'^'^' 
 the tempting Offers ot the SpnniArAi to keep em in the 
 Country. 
 
 The Fown they went from was call'd Corn, and the 
 place they wcit liound for wa^ Ctrtlniienr., where the 
 many Recommendations i!icy had to the chief of the 
 City would in all probability h-ive procur'd a very good 
 reception, had not the Ciovernour died jiift i; they came 
 thither i but that happening, f unluckily for them ) they iiiyi . : 
 were immediately tlapt \ip in Prilon, and in no fiiiall'''^'' 
 danger of being condemn'd to the Oallies, had no' the 
 mcc.,,tion and kiiidncfs of one conliderable man prevent- 
 ed that ; and by his means alfo thi y were conltantly 
 fiipply'd with good Provilions all the /hiletliey lay there, 
 lor the barbarous Teiiiciite (he that f ipplicd the Gover- 
 nour's place) would not allow 't ,a anything: This 5.,,, n^.., 
 fame good-natur'd Spitniard alfo, v ith another as rich 
 and charitably difpos'd as himfeh svcre the Bail for 
 thefe poor Men, entring into a IkiiKl ^f a thoufand Du- 
 cats for their forth-coir.ing ; however, i''at was more a 
 piece of Formality than any thine elfc,. fur the Teuiente 
 himfelf, at their delivery out of^Prifon, did give them 
 their Liberty. And now they were only to Ipend their 
 time in making much of thcmfebes, till the GaKons 
 were ready to fail for 5.M<n, with whom they were to po. 
 One of the generous Spitnijrdi carried 'em down to his 
 Country-houle, and treated 'cm in a manner more like 
 Noblemen than jioOi common Sailors ; then the Uonsand 
 
 ih-ip. 
 
 r 
 
 of fomc of 'em in the meantime, fo that the number the Great Men that tatne to his Houfe as Vifitants would 
 was lets [y fur, and indeed the remainder was fo near (out of their winnings at Cards) give each man of 'em 
 
 ill' 
 .!-■■ 
 
 going the lame ivay ton, that tw.is a (jueftion whether 
 Js'^aire were not too fir tir'd and fpcnt to be rccoier'J 
 ag.iin ; for tlicy were not able to eat, fo that 'twas with 
 a great deal ot Art and Care that thofe feeble and fick 
 ones Wire to be maiug d, and no little pains to be taken 
 to let "em upon their legs again ; however, they car- 
 ried em over to the main Ijnd, and from thence to 
 that l:mie In.li.w l.-Avii where their Companions li.td 
 been lo kindly t ntertain'd before, and lo to another 
 Town iiilubiici by S;i.wi.irih, 
 
 fix or feven Pieces of Fight at a time. And at this rate 
 did he and the rell entertain em, till thcGaleons went, 
 at wh'ih time he procur'd cm each their paflagc. 
 
 .'^s for the reafon of this extraordinary Courtelie this 
 Sfani.trii (hew'd our l-.n^li/b, it was the Favour Ihewn by 
 SirFmncii I)' ikr to his Father ; for whenC.i'/Wfw.t w.is 
 taken and phinder'd by ihc lirii^lijh, iiii FrancH lav'd thar 
 Ptrfon's Life and al! his Goods; and his Son did this 
 to dikharge himlelf infome mcalurc of the Obligation 
 that laid iuia undcb 
 
 Chap. 
 
 
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 Lib.V 
 
 cwM .ill the C'.'tii ri. ,1, ,^, 
 
 ill the irClt'llCli; Olirmrjii. 
 il oi' the opi-ortiinity 'M"" 
 wisi.vin I m.ii:i'r 1 1' 
 vl lit iiKOl tonv.iul 10 
 (ii'k cull III', Man 'd 
 I'lir l>'>ili .It llrti .iikI 
 Uitr-.iN til .1 ..iii'toi- 
 I iliLii 1(11 i C. iimiy 
 hi'V plc'as'il llk\ wct.t 
 il'nir woiiM j!ivc 'nil 
 the liol) I'luits aiut 
 n; alio ili.u tlu'y were 
 I'liirot'i, tiny woiiM 
 d li.ivc em rea.ly in 
 me , ilms well were 
 c I ireumit.iiiets, aiiJ 
 I'l iliey to 1 rep.iie em 
 
 rime, tli^y Ixijaa to 
 
 null- (if eiii lU.ule a 
 
 illiuii to i;o ; anil in- 
 
 i.iti a mind to be 
 
 f.i nukli at eal'e that 
 
 ] tiiiRtliat lort of lite 
 
 liles, they |'erl\v,ulej 
 
 •i (''), aikl r"f;|vlted 
 
 h w.v. I'.u I'liiin the 
 
 iiiinrymeii, and Men 
 
 Hi.Tiii';soiii;httii have 
 
 at iail three of 'em 
 
 1, breaking thro' all 
 
 's to keeji em In the 
 
 
 I cali'd Coro, aiiJ the 
 vthi^nii:, wlierf the 
 
 to the chief of the 
 prociir'd a very y(iod 
 iici^ ]u(\ a; they came 
 tkily for them ) they ini.n. , : 
 Ion, and in no fniall'''-' 
 Gallics, had no' the 
 lerable man jircvent- 
 hi y were conHaiitly 
 /hilethcy lay there, 
 f ippiicd the Govcr- 
 ; ,1 any thmi? : Thlss,,„ikn, 
 
 itn another a<! rich 
 1 were the Bail for 
 Kl ^f a thoufand Du- 
 cr, i'"at was more a 
 Ife, for the Teiiienie 
 rifon, did pive them 
 e only to (pend their 
 cs, till tlie Gallons 
 horn they were to po. 
 Tied 'em down to bis 
 a manner more like 
 s; then the Dons and 
 le as Vifuants would 
 vc each man of 'em 
 le. And at this rate 
 ill the G-ileons went, 
 their padage. 
 linary Coiirtclie this 
 the Favour Ihcwn by 
 when C.I/ tl.'j^ot.i was 
 
 Mr rraucu lav'd that 
 nd his Son did this 
 re of the Obligation 
 
 "x'll. h/fjitirc Haicourt'j i^oy^i^c r> Guiana 
 
 I 
 
 115 
 
 '> 
 
 C H A P. 
 
 Vl[. 
 
 Jn Aiowit of a l^ojj'^e to Giiiana, pofomid h Robert Hai- 
 court /--A/, of .Stanton- ILircourt in the County &/Oxv>n 
 ICniun to Tnncc C^harles. 
 
 O Muting the Ir.ti.il Particulars (it ilie Voyage, 
 (iiMihiih ihiie ocmrr n> Remarks lap.i'.tle ot 
 g villi; any l.iiienaininent ) well conhder the 
 Aiitli' t as at iheend ot ii, and already (oine to an Aii- 
 1- 1 lirr III tin- Ha', of ,t\/:f,. . It vsa-. lui luiiu befc re le- 
 veral Canoes of /"./I'.K.j laiiie to lie who and whit they 
 vere, an 1 liii.ling 't in tole /v/i;///-, .ame on IkJUid 'cm 
 wi;!' lit any lanlici- C'erMiiony. 
 
 'I'lie /■ ;/.o J here were no itfs | leas'd with riir Meiii 
 Kii.Ms, Beads aivl loy.. than our Men mie wiihthe 
 I'l.im ifis aii.l I'otat. .i ., the 1 lens and ihc I'iih, win. h the 
 o;liits limuglu w ili'iin j tlieu iv.i-. a mir.n.il llitistai;! ■ ii 
 « t A[ jvtitc. anioiigli 'em, ol ilie one liile tor Imiiih;,,iii.I 
 (f the other for I'iay ; tlielii lly h.rc, aii.l ihe 1 .nicy .iiid 
 Hinnour tlieie, were c p.ially eiiteiia n'd- 
 
 The Town friMii whi h lliele I'eopli. i.inic w.is i.iH'd 
 Cn!p , it-ated upon tlie I'alt fi.le of the Hill in 'he 
 moii'li of If ■) Y I ' Kkci ; .ind iw is not a l.iile .vlv.in- 
 tagi' U) oiii Men in loiiiiiip hiilur, that the I ord or pet- 
 ■ ty K:i:)'. ot tins very I'l.ie was on board ihcir own Sli.p 
 '' at th:s time , he had liceii it feems lomc years in l:n.[ ■:ii,l, 
 and n.w (with another of his Oiiuitryinen J came over 
 will Mr.//.: c i:it, tlio' his true Qjiality «as not known 
 till the /•/.//•> J now dilco\Tr"d it. Time «.is very great 
 
 they would fiiriiilh them wiili Umifi « mv\ .I'l otliei Nc ] , 
 icll.iiies as fai .is they were .iMe ; but on.y, lin e the' • 
 liime things had been leccial limes promis'.l ilieiii b' f le, "" 
 and Ho /.ly ('//i hael yet plamcd in ilitir Coiiiery, ti cy 
 lear'd lilt tills IhouM prose to be inrre \\'i'li!> .i..d Le- 
 rcniony Kjo ilian any iliiiig (J I'diMmaiue ; IioWcnci, 
 ilii y would le , oiiienicl to iry on, t more. 
 
 And now oin Capi.iin, with ,i',l Ins whole Ttno", went 
 all,. ire to the /w,'.','. I own, wli. te the bell re..e| uon I'.a'. 
 .'■iiM be expcdcd trom lueh IVupIe as they u.i. gi\eii 
 'em, aiul ihey Were ditposd ol eip .^ih! li.iVMi iiicunvi- 
 iiicn' l.odeines. 
 
 Ills '1 own (if cV')/™ is xery a.b ant.igeorflv fiie.'.;^. 
 lor. Handing iipoii a gre.it io,i.v iMc i;'.i n. n i> 'ut i - 
 icllible 1 ul mil) by icrta n n.iirow ('ot-; il! -, .-.111111 
 aiecalily di fendid too) and that ly rc.iii n o! m''. r, ;• 
 C'lilis and lough wccdy ways, foih.it i in S\ i\ \\eie 
 lo.ig'd here e- In .< I'ort, and w nd.iln'i .oi.v.nnnl n 
 iifpeOl of the Haiboiir, fcr that w.is but a', the 1 • r.i in 
 of the fmie I li'l, c.iuhe ti p of w h;ch they !'\'il, lo i|..i: 
 
 M 
 
 I T' ivit; 
 
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 I l^ th. 
 
 Chap. 
 
 their Ship.snd at .^llcllor pill niideriieatli '( m. 
 
 The pica! Kaiiis, th.lt fell abi.olt v. i'.li' i;t iircrni.ll.o-i, 
 n.a.le 'nu 'ic liill here in this Nell lor at kalt a moi.ih, 
 .iiiel there wa^ no going o'.u to tva\cl the Cuiinir.. But 
 Joy aiiioiigll iheni f ir the rctuni of their Prince, and the j that wer Uaf. ii b. iivj ..vcr, the (.apt.i'.n uhliil-V. lum- 
 iiiorc tflcilliially to cx| lefs tluit, as alio their Gratiinde tell to ilie li.iteh ol thole (irildi n Moiiman'.s ih.it bad 
 to the /.Hi;'.//.' for till! Bcnelit, .ill the chief /i...'..o < ot the i been lo mii. h talk'd of aiul v.h.ih Ins Conn my li.:d 
 Town laiiie on bojid Mr. //.n.ph ;'s .Ship, and bionelit been lo i.fren piomis'd tii in ibe veiy In J'imih: ;■, i f :hc 
 (■Ictity of their Country I'rovilion with em. Asfonheii ! Voeaije: Hut as nianv times prcat Hopes ami I'lonof s " 
 iMris, they delir'd no betn r hnrcriainmeiit than W./h.i do, lu i;id tli' fe that the\ were fed up v.i.h, pone va.nj; 
 r/'', and that ihcy had ull their /'...V.n/ Humour and and empty at lalt, and ilu ir moli f iwi'd Cm, is. who 
 Gaiiiy w.is lais'il to a pretty high pinh ; b.t aftcrihefe had bthne made no doubl ot ll.eWii.g them the ucbei 
 foil ut Mcriiiiu'iits were o\ir, Mr. Il.voiu i, in a.Speeeh, Irealures of Cinld, now when n e-amevo the tiyal. upon 
 , paee 'em to nn.leritaiiil the deli;;n of hiscommg ; he pur the fpot u here he had pretended ll'eU- to lie, eoi Id liii- 
 . them in mind ol wlur ha I bi cii d..nc by Capt. I vi'l be- cover nothing at all. 
 liiie, who by lllcir free coiilini took pollellioii of the 1 hii Dil.ippointn.ein lo ftirr'd tl'.e in. 'iirtan'. I b i.;oi:t 
 Country in the name of tin King ot /;..;; .ik./; That H s d the iciiiinon .So'd:ers, and thole thai e.: me out n.ic!- 
 Maiefty iiitinded no fort ot uiriilt Cfurpation o\ii em, 1) hr the lake (I the chirmmg (iold. that tli.e wi'.- 
 noi lo neat 'em :n in) eva^ l.ke -Slaves ,ind Valfils, but ''ke lo have pi;t ail into ('.owi.r\;ht coi.fcliun ; 1 1 ; ti..' 
 only to be tlicii friendly I'-oiu'lor, and delivei 'em tiom prudent Comif.aiuler us'd bis itiiioll ciidcaioiiis to co(.l 
 the Iiifolencics aii.U)pprillioi!s of the C.vUci: He told that luai, and lilencc the noi'e made upon tins Kore, 
 them alio of the KindiieUcs ib.u had been done: them by I and that I i fiiccel'>Uilly, tb.ar what by lofi Weirds and (o- 
 Sir </ J,'/.. /<.-iv.ViW, who freed 'em liom ihc V.Mw/o Sir- ! buck contiiiaii.is to let 'em ;'t Aiork iin.i keep ;.,. ir 
 vitude, burnt the Town ot I i>ti.,.iJ\ and dehver'd tiee I h.uid; lull,ot biiliiii Is, he prevented t'li. ni.uter foiiii ruii- 
 (iftheir II .ii.ii. Kings, that lay there bound Keek toNe.k 'linp up to the extrumty ol'an r pen ^^l.lI;l,y. 
 Willi Collars of Iron, and would b.iee been f.ur'.lic'd ; I Belides, fi me of the /)../..;-. d.feove'il to bun, that 
 I'arti.ulaily alfo. That their Countrymen the On", ,;i.-c- ■ the (Country of i,. ■•.,«.. was nut lo 'nucn ol Ciol.l as the 
 fi.i who border v.p.in the Kiver ()ni".\) did then : ii'noian.e and iiullake ot the;r Giiid.e n.ipht baven.iue 
 adually furrendcr their Country toSir //'./..-i /^^-ii'., i;'', it imaein'd, f r they Ihew'd him ore 'as ic:ta:n hii.iees 
 ill the name and for the ufe of (ijieen /:/i '.'/'.-'i ; and U'' Mc'.al, wliich upon examinati n Me'C o:ie lliiid part GclJl.is>r.. 
 
 fioii. a'l this, Ihat the I'.mK Refob.tion was likcwifeex- 1 at li.ill Cold i and they lo.d him t.-.o, tli.ii ih, ic thinr.s 
 jvch'd fr.in thcin. | were ir..u!e in the high Country i f • •. .■>'. mIu le great. 
 
 The In.tir.i Were f. nllble of the rrii'.h of all tlul'oi 'joiv of em wa^ to be h.ul. B, i licn ll.e vm e'eli le 
 things, but jc: they feein'd to be much d.llalislicd tii.it j Sparr, of which alfo all the b.gli I'l u:uty .s li II, u.; ; 
 Sir )/':'.■ II /(, IV .'(■ ■■:;/' hmifelf did no: come again amengU another eontirn at.on of th:s •. i, f a- cs jre 1, i: i i .N'.n i- 
 'em, .licor.'iiitt to his I'romile; ani when Mr.//.i' -o' if ; has a pceul ar Spair, liiihat of Cie.I.i .in.! S'.'s.i h.ie i-ne. 
 
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 h to reciive fo ureal a CiuiiU any js now svas very diliiiiguill.able Irom all otheis. 
 
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 h.id execs I 
 room enou _ 
 
 come, for their 1 own w.is but Imall, and IvlLles. their 
 (I'aidens bui little neitb.er, fo that the I'roJ' ife of em 
 ssoiild never be fiift'.ei.'nt to maintain bo'li theiulcKcs 
 an 1 our Menteio. But •h'sO!'"ecfioii ihcy did not nree 
 ser. Ihlilv, fi.rihcv svcre told, that ihe /.«g //' did not 
 inteivl to be ch.irg. ,iMe to 'em and bse ui'on then- coft, 
 
 extraorilaiaiy waitciieb a:i..l n; ti.ti.. 
 
 But tho' the Captain was out ct aH hop.- of ids ;n., ., g 
 to any oft hole Mines nosv. yet be fet hiii.li-.fto p. if ct 
 ssliat Difcovcnes he could oftheCountrs ii .•i.lu ln.c- 
 to, and therefore did in perlon trisel ip the Kiier c.\^ 
 lliii:-i\., to mike Obfer.ations time, .\u>i a f • difpau'-i 
 his Blether { with lime otheis) to liifeosvr the I- ,Vii . f 
 .It ,inv. ji MM the Coimtrs bcrdering upon it. sslu.liad- 
 joyiis to the River of the .(/i,.!;; >r .- He sunt a'lo .ind 
 took p.illlilion of the Mountatn 'ui.- i.7 , svlii.h is tiic. 
 
 but totr.ilfick with em for rr.w lions, upon the Princi- 
 ples (if a lulk and cq^-al Ci hange, and svonid alfo be 
 no lels dihi'eiit than iliemielsc. in d'eiliug and nnpri^- 
 
 ving iheir (cirdeii grT.'iids, th.a ih.-v might have enough uuerim II I'oun of 1 and to the NoirJiurtd n 'In 
 Ihrj-cor.fult. of tliofe Neecltuii-s ol life- I 'pon this the lii'ims /.'..-; this he did sviili the Oer"iii.i> i t I \s u . in ! liirf, 
 Ct-av d the b.ber'v to withdrasv anil !;o toconfult amoiigfl in the preiiikc both ot l.i- own I'eojl: ,i:ki le /'/..■ i 
 then.felscs, which ihcy did, and file .-.b -ve tsso heurs loo. .^Iter ] oifllion taken, the Morntaiii is.isilcli er'd 
 debat-ii:i, 11 nd dunking ./■;.■'<: .V .-. aid at l.ill !;ive this as o.er to an i- ./. n to hold an.l poitef. t i. ...ine, lunililf 
 their tind aii.l iinaniiti' vs Ref diitn n : '1 hat the /•>;' .■; 'i an I Ins bleirs, of I lis Maielty i-'"'' ■ Kint; i f / y^i.ti.A 
 Ihould be \ery svel^ouie t J fetile amor.^fl ilK-m,aiid that ; paying the vearl. Duty of i tenth part < i xA '1 obaeco' 
 
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 /(( 1 ', iiulil owiiii'jttn Ki.ii.( '•' 1. w.l't ituntnl 
 
 *mIi (;r.jl I )iftiiMltlo .iii'l H«:inl'., I'.ir ihcii UMltf'luuli 
 l'\ ,V.i t'l ill » t\iv. r »3« i.<ir an liin »li»"l li-a('\io ; ami 
 in till' M.iy ihi'V li.i.l llimv t^.iitil | Imimsl > umMh ■ t i 
 l> .;ltj;(.ii'4 V.I tint li'tU .iMiilir Man .iiul Mv-a n. 
 tl|Ui.lllv ai llK- iixt (T. II tape lifllf Nnrllu.l -ir'i- 
 nv", ».|m>Ii tluy luiii.l I' ' ' I'' ■■ >'!'"> 'iH'l.iiic 1 1 
 Mevvr-iii thi- l>,,||,ir ilio f.iS.liiuiv. Tlu-ii iil'ilic Rivu iluii 
 ^'lVr'..'..iM "'!'■' *' V I'riK.nlul lilM Ka|Vir» ir. ti, aikl y>t :ill ill ■ 
 uli u' I n hul iiiU-U.: tiat-.itt' uM Canoo. ivi ncir 
 In I'l.M i.thd iDimiliiiip li'iii^iriliiii ihciO;imiim i';iii..-i 
 
 'lie '.i.,':!jtl-iv nut xMt1iii|'t!ii- Kivtrr'.aiiiK liiU"- 
 \ci\l il'i'v lu.l ivvir \\xn l< .■ /• >n Imi-i« Ut'.'iv; thcv 
 W' ria II ■! a I m; Mine lo iniiait to any 1 -ii I'l Irailc 
 ml. i.vulit on w til tlieiti, iw, ii^f wuh ihoiher (')• 
 ii •« ihrv h.i'plt aliin)' wiirein, K'laiilc tliey weie 
 .l^nin, li ,is (lie Dthets i>eiriiV Sir i'r..i!H til 'cm, I'"' nl- 
 \va»s i'N'.l r|..nilicir nirr.!, nn.l i'. I'mracliiin* ile- 
 «• .'.111 '.Im' I'l ev limli'.i ii;"m iin A- l.in;inii'. < tut a; I.Mt 
 the liii. I. \« wnuit-lt ii' <'i> tin. riml an eifiielt ilelii . 
 M loirvlit rniiic < f tlvMi' tliiii)'-*' ''i" ''■'"'<' "' ^^.'"'■'l' 
 I'l.a-'.l tlinnli) we I, tlui u iihii. il e'li ;i) . Miietu lonie 
 turn* t'nr I'l '» iii't'.H. 
 
 \Vliat fnii'iei* ilan luiiU- in ilif nMTiiip thit Kivet 
 (li.il lo.il'trrwar.UriliKl, 1 .it tliev li.rl .erta.nly ('niie 
 ♦arili.i it ilii-y fMiil.l In c I'n-iiliipl lirti with Hieail iiul 
 l>ri k. tor as t'.it llilii ami liili, tliev i" ilil procure 
 I'lin ii'h, li'it till- iv.lu'r N>"ili:itii* I'liltn.:^, iw.is impi'ili- 
 llc ri lenna.li- thiir /'(./'■ t'l (iiiiJe<tii prixcfil withtiu' 
 Vi va;^.-. aii>l I'l they laijil hi)ini\vaii''i .ipain : \ii,l lure 
 tliiu I'.na'ilt ilarpcr atmuleil 'rni, l^r coiiiiii;^ to the 
 ( ' • • lll.in.ln, tliiy u.v l.t meilipals I'ltween tluin 
 iVdlth' n^nn I aii.l ; iinw ilie /n.d n t, wIm wcI knew 
 '!:. i Nr'c.ini ilaniJir "!' li Ji in attempt, lia I !i:d all that 
 ••.1! ,i I'c I'lul t.i il.M'waiU' ilu'iii li-om ir, ani! v.r notliinp 
 w r. .1 .!o, I'm tlu" nuill pi tliat way. AiuJ lu'ie twJi 
 Il It tlii-y nut writ !"• li al'.riaili (^^ tlic W'attr, that it" 
 'I' Iviii iii't I'lt 1 i-Miaonli: ai'v ini!i.lkri<Mis in- 
 
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 (Uiil, they 1. 1.1 Itch all Iwallnw 
 
 ih. I'e vioiiin Mr'.iJus il the Water by tlu- name of 
 /('.'-, f. r 'tis like tlu- hri'Jiis ilalliing or nil' ii.j^ rn-je- 1 
 tJKTiif nvii eiiia;.;'.! Crcan'fcs ; at'tcr tlic fiilt i: ... k iliry | 
 p.iit ail'! utiie 1'ai.k, M ivnt with more violrii.c, till'. 11c 
 lii«. eiitiuly tun ilowii l^^ AJvirUry ; fiuli a fott ct a 
 C'on 1 ..t 1.1 here LKtwi en two lonirary TiiU'., they ftrivr 
 ar\l 1 rei* iipim each othir with a hi)rr'l''i- nmlL' aikl 
 liMiirnj; 111' llAir Water:, i .inj i.iir Mui, rtiiit'thfy ha.l a 
 piiiil to lie whiih wa< the llr.nmll i)t' tlic two, mult 
 1; eiS loiiie wli. re tin \ tlui'i l.iokc npon ime aiimher, 
 1' t '1V..IS il'cir pK 1.1 lii.k to lUapc an.l emit liimie late 
 .-■i'liii to ;/ .■'■ 'c . I 
 
 ' Nrt '1,111; afiu- th.'i Mr. II-' mi wai; (ililii',\l i.. return ; 
 r r / '.; •' , hivin(;l<li In. Ri'iher tiieiini'iiand iiulilit 
 in hi* a'.ieii.c, t" wl'i.iii w.i.; inyii'.l as Alliilant Nr ta- 
 I her as ),is I letitcn.iiii ) tliat l.inic Captain lli:r; ■> l.tt'orc, 
 IV. :i'i..n.i. . I 
 
 l!a\;iii: paitc! fuin IV .1^ .-, he . anie liill (t ail tn 
 f. /•'.•, wiiere tii'.iliri; I'. me ileleil in hi< .Ships, he left 
 ilktii a: iliat p'.ice tn npiir what was amif-, an! in the, 
 im-an 1 nn', with his Slr.p l^iat al'mc, wnit \<i loc what! 
 ,!i!.i)\ir, he It'll!.! inake. I Ic liil'i.w'.l ihe C'l.ali to the! 
 W'llluaul, ami p.illiiip ly the Kiver of M:;a-. i>, lie. 
 . !r..lp'il 'hat ii'p.ht; in tlu inontli nf tlic River (.'-/.nv,! 
 ,\lii 11 Ins an tntrarce nirrnw eriv.j.Ii, il'.n' clecj', but 
 Vvitlnii atii.i.'- a f'oii.l llul-o'i". 'll'.e next Jay lie ci.n-' 
 riniiiil I.H Wcllwar.il) Comfe alf.', ami pallini; the Ri- 
 ■■vri", A/ /.I".:..-.", i.ii'i.inii:!', (J.ini] '.'i,i, Cmi.ii.mii/', 
 ' ; .1.- , :in.l .I)«'..)'', he t.iiiu' In the River A/d'.'iri'Hi ; 
 ilv !'..irl.i<! tw..ov ;liive li.i(;iiesoft' .tt Sea, and 'tis all 
 .S'.ki.-il I'l't'ii 1'. i>(ii'p but two '.ithoni Wa-cr, Imt wirliin 
 i: the t-haiicl r. thuc, four, Ir.i- ai'.l fiv f'ailioni dcrp ' 
 A; i natter of li\e i'ajnii; v.iihinilie River are the 
 lil.i:>l> '.'• ■ '.'•■t,.'"'., whi.h are wi.olly nninlnb.te.l, be- 
 iM.'l^' at the rili.-ip. of tlieW iters rliev are ovcifiowit; 
 ,!• ..1 liitre .ire a! '.'ii.lanee of otiar lll.iu !s r.f ths naniie 
 I'p an 1 .lown mi t'.iij lUwr. 
 
 bli.. 1:1111. lei 'val I'i./'Vk ■!nw:;s an, 1 Vill.ipcs, together 
 Willi till' bntsi-tanin'oni he ha.l at thein.aiul only teliiii-., 
 that hav lit; cone ."il-oiit rweiity leaf;r,cs li-oin the Sea, he 
 Kv I il tlic Kivcr in a irinncr barr'il i;p vvi'li Re, ks, o\ er 
 V. !.'. !i the Wat'-.' tell with pioJinioiis violer.."e, notwitli- 
 II 1. .in'", .ill wV.ili balls lie ha.l t!ieConra,-'e !o j-ro.e-. I ; 
 tu: till, the faitl'.ev he wem, tlicin'rcilajigcrots licfoiiii,! 
 ill', m t. be aiu! the m 'r, in miir! cr tro : bur tlienwlun 
 he 1 a.l ;.i;i'il the lull iVbnintain towar.is tlic lii',;h Coiiii- 
 fr» ■:! (j... ■/■■', (wlii..liis ..a.! JS'.i/'/.cf.i-i and liaddiko- 
 
 \er'.l fevernt ,.ti„r h'l'li M'tititain Ktlir liim, bcii'n 
 iheii »i t'.i'i 111 lia » |.iiiriiey iip'!i>' III ir, he nut with '" '''i *^ 
 l'< i at aiiil Ihiialy a \\' it r, iii.t fiuli i.iil l'V'rf.ii!»,i|nt'"' 
 her.' lie was 1 r. .1 10 ] nt .111 i ii.l 1.1 li s |.)"i;i.'j 
 
 llein;,; ve'i'rii'.l I'.uk to Ins I, ripaov ai.,1 Sliip, Im 
 had the fillnwiii..' 1. ■ it . f the I. .tintu I'r .le a Kinf- 
 iiiaiioi lii.t, wIm I', ..I bull II tlu- iiiml Ici.f iiaM'lliiijMii 
 make lime ill. imty. Ile wnu ,it l>,«U r ci n da w 1 . . 
 Iiirney I'p the Ruer M -x'^, wjibli I y ih.- wav 1, ' ■ ■ • 
 itniili I'lliiruit I'.iMi ib.it 1 f / . .V', lime llie Iiiiei isl,'.',' ' " 
 nor p.iiriMebiit wh n llieW i-eiK .itc I'^ll 'ii to the i..iU'it,''-i."., '. ' 
 .III ! ihe 111 III r 11, >t l-i;'«liin ih. \ aieriUn kofjii Ia_ belt. 
 Ilfre he . line i.> a I'l wn ct the'.'.. .ali'd /' 1 ./..•.•n, 
 ini.Ni; win, h is a! ne a liiii,!ivd lrai:iKs I'f.'tn iIk .Sea, 
 ■nil t'lie.. .lav loinn.y fr, 111 ".' / ;, , ..o, ibir Inwn 
 "( tie l.in.e I'l'.pe .i.l'o ; The /•' , '1. . t'i'ii. pl.ue in- 
 llirin',' liimof (.\ir.il pre it .111,' i.'ijlity .V.'.-i us tliit lie 
 won!,! -onv to, if lij traM-l'i' I'omc l\\ 01 f, v, n . a;* be- 
 yin.l a;.', -//v ; . | arti. nl.itlv of lonc iliat wire in lli'eiipiii s , 
 iiu! (t.iture I'evi.'vi) iiiKiMen, 11. ,1 had sOul.iiiiently'K' 
 Atni< (H.iws aii.l Amows) valtly li'Ji'er tl.ui v.l.at wetc 
 iii'd ' r .oiiMbe man.iy.'il by any otl'ir l'.,'| le: laiUKr, 
 I hat kneral very jrcat .111.I i(.n:','(ia!.:e Rivus ,',1 fall 
 int.. the Kivir ,\i .ivii., fonn 1 f wfisb l,c law I .nifelt 
 as well a» luarl ot',' an.l mat i,» iwentj da\» joiriiiy 
 fr.Mii y!i-../i),ii.i:e to tie h..i.l 1 f .\( 1 iv././; n iiri.i.\ir, 
 th.it a i!a'.sIoiirne\ fr.iiii tlieii e tn il.i Lin.lward, .i nati 
 loii.r itiio a pboti level C',.iiiiir\ . »eiy fit tin I itle, 
 iip-ii the ai.,-(innt ..f tlienii';hiy (ii.ifii ;t alfonls. Inllioii, 
 this r<.rli.ii ill h s Joiiniey '11. et wi^h .a' m,' eipjuy Over- 
 (.liUol Water, ml feieral of 'e.ii ve'V .laiipeioim, v.hicli 
 ilui' as 11... .-anie tin y made him diltl.iilty mouj;!!, yvl ill 
 reinrii'iii', tluy did tut .1 I'ltle iliiitkeli 1: » ; alfai'cj a 
 Man IV neiaby in tiih lalc fwims three i\.i\., JiuiiiVy ill 
 one. 
 
 Mr. IlKomi now fail'd linniewar.ls wi'ji all tlie I'.x- 
 t'C.litinn imnj'.inablr, .wd had a Voy.tpe to his delit'J 
 I'oit late and | rolVeioiis eii.iitph, in his av,..»ints of 
 wb.ieli we lia\e only one ortwo RrniarKsto tike in tiee 
 of; the (lie is,ol"rhe ix.ellent Vitili at Cipc /( <•.•, v.h cli r- <, ..•,■.; 
 is known prcttv well in the VVoild iip.-.n tin: for.', 't.s ■■.- - 
 here in In, h pli nty.that all places on this fuU- ihe Cilobc 
 inav be Itor'i! with 11, aiu! 'tis i, ^cod an,! fo.pr.ipcr lor 
 all Ships that t;o into the very liot Count ne, th.u n.i- 
 thinp can be in.ipin'd more; any Man svll ealtly icn- 
 ilude iliis, when he is told thattliis Pinli v. ill roi melt 
 nor run with the Suns heat, as all other I'lt.li ,!....: The"" ''•H' 
 rther Not,: is, >,( the f.niioi's hot Rath at the I1I..11 1 c f '"""• 
 Me-f, and which Mr. Uo.^. r coiniicn.'s as an a.lini- 
 rable Ruiiedy tor feveral Difeafcs ; he liinutlf sxperi- 
 nuited the Vertees of it, he brniii;li; a ver) liad ami 
 danprioi's Coiiph .ilonir with li.in out of <:„i.'i,i, ot" 
 whiih he was ver'r Ipei .illy ciir'.! b) batlunp and diiiik- 
 iiii; the Water; firth.r.oiie ol hX.Serv.Mits ha.i hi-IIani 
 lobniiit withd'i.ii'owder that liewashke oi b fc the 
 life ot Ionic rf his b'n /.TV, the Siii.w.s Were ll.riink ami 
 th.' Hand con'raiaul after a very cuUl manner, Imt by 
 bathing two .r three tunes all was neidi .iJiev d tor the 
 better, his Haiul WIS pcifeCfly lu-al'.l, an.l tb.,)' not re- 
 (hic'd fn entirely as was delit.l, yet 'twMs in a f > way 
 fo tobe. S'evnalotlutMif hisCoinpany were aliocnrej 
 ot iiply Swelllnps in their Le_;«, and tli.i: within tlie coiii- 
 pils (it a I )av. 
 
 .'\fter tins a.ecunt of tl-.c \'oyai',c, we nairt take that 
 alfo of the Country to wliKirtw.is made, us Qjialities 
 and Inh.ibiraiits. 
 
 It 1:1 lioiin(!i d on the Korili with the Sea am', the gic.it 
 River Oro.p.i, 01; the Fall and Sot. th narts with the cele. 
 biated River of ihe Ww.ir '. '. This Ri\er of the Ww,..,-r.v-r "■••-' 
 ?..wj is perhaps the preatelt River now known in the -■''""■"■ 
 Work!, andfevcial vahialcc Wiicers have elkeiii'd .'.nd 
 cali'd It In ; it has its rile fioiii the M. iintains of />/.■., 
 iand fwjndinp and tuniinp it I'eif as it does) runs the 
 fpa.i'of lifteen or l!\'(ci.nhundreil leagues; it dif. Iiaiges 
 Its bniiicn into the Otc.in with liieh a viulenl toive.that 
 a prear way ( ut at ,S'ca yon may drink frelh Watii, and 
 Mr. Ht ail I deii.itrs, ihat belli;; Uuiiy leaiiiies Iff 111 
 I and, they draik as pood and welitalied Water as could 
 loine out (f aSpiinp, an I this horn ihe P.iver of tlie 
 
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 'Twould be an c n.ilefs woik to deferi! e all the Icltr 
 Rivers and nraiu lus that coniniv.ni.'atc with ihis niipbiy 
 Stream, 'tiselioiiei.Li to fay ih.it tin reisa piodi'_;ioii:. lumi- 
 berof 'cm, and ]erli,ips as many feiorai Nam iis of h- 
 \ ' ■! ' tliat dwell about 'em ; ilnie is a feviral Kiiipdoiii 
 laliiiofl ar every River, .tnd fonutiincs to go Honi one 
 j bank to another, is to loine into a m/w C oiintry : I'lit 
 jwcare now more iniiU'. ibaiily c leeni'd with <■'../..:' .1. 
 ji-'nc of the fwei tell and 11, 1 (t | j, afint riiiVine(S of this 
 I'pacioiis Cot'nt;iy is lU.'it uhi.lidicy lalli' fil: i>, iliir 
 
 ic.~ 
 
 liii I 
 
 t-i ■;_■•' Welt' 
 into 1 
 dehp 
 and 
 
 Mnll 
 
 Vail 
 \\iili 
 then 
 roll! 
 l-f| e. 
 feai 
 ;,,pil.'lh.'ri at h 
 fo,lll 
 
 <..l 
 
 
 Vc{«ililc< 
 
 .iU'lc 
 
 U.'.trinil 
 
 f ,r.'*. 
 
 Dyto. 
 
 S»t KniV 
 
 U.' 
 
 .J.|iv 
 
 (.mill 
 'lis 
 then' 
 pier.! 
 
 ■I.! 
 
 'v 
 
 A< 
 
 lilt 
 ncial 
 I„/,. 
 lit ilr 
 Fo 
 r[ih,! 
 I'eetv 
 whu I 
 
 I'l.lek 
 
 if yoi 
 
 h "II 
 
 and 1 
 
 ilual 
 
 theii 
 
 dead 
 
 ofth 
 
 Iprea 
 
 «.alt 
 
 or I' 
 
 reqiu 
 
 bubs 
 
 will. 
 .1 Vei 
 
 As 
 very 
 naiiu 
 I'M ;; 
 w.tli 
 his n 
 trv h 
 becai 
 matt 
 traor 
 dcr t 
 leall 
 
 '11 
 r.il'U 
 httr. 
 
 ^ 
 
 inipi 
 rc.ii 
 R 
 
 ihis 
 
 I'lOl 
 Vi'f. 
 thei 
 tort 
 liigi 
 Ben 
 ta^v 
 thei 
 low 
 red 
 lovs 
 ihei 
 
 (JUf 
 
 . rii 
 ,. her 
 ' 'let 
 pie: 
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 inp 
 
 lu: 
 
 Tl.iiCo. 
 
 thil 
 
 thi: 
 the 
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 Blquirv Harcourt'' Voyage lo Guiana. 
 
 717 
 
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 • I* f't liim, F'f^i.i; 
 I!' <!•, In; iiHt witii '■ '•'«'• 
 1 >ilt lIv'tt'.uN.ilm'"' 
 
 p.liiy uii.l Ship, lie 
 ■llinn IV .lr ,t Kriil- 
 'li! I' 't'lMM'liiiijin 
 
 ■I l.all iM'\ M ila »n.i r . 
 ''i li I ) iIi'M\,u ;., ' ' . i . 
 .lifiu' till' In,,.', |,,'__-'^ ^. •■ 
 f.ill'iiri' llifi^Mi'it, '>.','„.. ' 
 .riluuo'lii |:i |n.(t, 
 '•■■■ '-.iliM / ., ;.,.,,,,., 
 
 ,;, '. .iiiiil'ir liuMi 
 <i > I':mi« |.l,in. ji,- 
 liiv N.v.i ii> tint In- 
 i"< I'l r. v.iii .ijn I-1-. 
 'i.i! «ttiiri lticiipij|«,„„,, 
 I li.>.l v..„|..|iicmly .('.■• 
 I'll' tl.iii v.:,.i. (viri; 
 If \\''\\-: raijicr. 
 .i!:olvivin ,',, IjII 
 
 'llkii Ic l,l« l.iiilvll 
 
 ' If.'./; tl.M\n\(.r, 
 
 .< Liii!w.i!\l, a n.ih 
 
 Miy fit foi I itli-, 
 
 .t atl'ur.lt. In Hum, 
 
 l' in,' cijjny Over- 
 
 y >l.iii):i-ioii«, V. Iij. I'l 
 illiy iiii)'.:j:Ii, yd hi 
 
 kcll hs IMllht'c; il 
 
 .1' 1I.15 . Jiui.'ay in 
 
 S "I'll .ill tlio Vk- 
 y.ipi- to Ins licLt'J 
 ill Ills a^-.itmi'i nl' 
 mrV.to i.iNC iv ticc 
 tCipc n c; v.hillr:,l.-,\Vj 
 
 ■'■11 ili.vt iVuri', 'cs /.-.J. * 
 iliis liJo ilio i;!oi'c 
 il.m.i fo.iToi-crlor 
 'cnimiif, iji.it iKi- 
 .111 »v llinlily icii- 
 I'itili \<. ill rot iuc!t 
 •rl'iti li i!.i.',: TlicHot n',^ 
 ill :u liic llL.ii 1 , f •"""■ 
 iiciii's .is nil .-jlini- 
 l:i' liiniii.ir tX(cri- 
 : ^ vcr) li.id ami 
 ollt of Ctui.ui.i, (>t" 
 .uliiiip .i;i,I iliiiik- 
 titsii.l.i 111, I I.iiii 
 as likL to I f. thu 
 s vM.fe 1! rimk aiul 
 1 iii.iiitK'f, liut by 
 li .^Jiei a lor liio 
 niiil ihii' not ri.'- 
 I'.ls in a f r way 
 y were alio cure J 
 u witbiiulic com- 
 ic ii-.iirt take lint 
 iJt', it.s Q!ialr.ii.s 
 
 .Stianil I lie grcit 
 .uts Willi the cell'. 
 iM.r (.f ilic Wj/,;,-r.v-t •■■■■' 
 w known in the -■•-■' ^ ' 
 ■ivi- Lllifin'ii .iiiil 
 I' IKU.lill.s of ;V);,, 
 ir Joes) runs tlie 
 ui's ; it ,liK lurpes 
 Moleiit tor.'e,th.it 
 iVelli W'.iti 1 , anil 
 rty le.iniics trim 
 a W'ata as muM 
 tlic P.iver of iJie 
 
 rile nil the K-lfcr 
 vv!th tills iiiij-'liiy 
 
 I \\< i!i;,iifni;, iiimi- 
 
 .ll N.llir lis of /> - 
 
 U vtr.il Kiii};i!oiu 
 
 to i;ii III, III ni:i. 
 
 w t ui:ii!iy : l)i:t 
 
 II il v\ iih (.■ ,/.•■ .,. 
 I'li'Viiieis (4 tliii 
 1 (- /■' I.'.- 11, ili.ir 
 
 ti«« 10 the NnfihwirJ of thi" Rivif Att.iffn (ihr n\rA\ jUicuu te imopk luiuin! ;ii.i. i»ii, t ilit: l'i(>w iiiwlipii 
 
 ''!,"'' Wol»w«raiy»ian.li..l die Uimi of llic ,(hm ;i»ii iliatUIKl tiMn lie lino.ii(.'.(. 
 
 "" ' inio ihi' N«.i.) 'I'lif / 'ix'/'' ilui tuvdil Ihtc font it J 'I lie Siipnr .irir* «rc «(intlier I'folil.1 t.J' .»' it. a. 4 s,^ 
 tieli('liitiil niixturi of o|iii Dowfm, f.iiitliil Mi.kIows, ilarJilKr *» tie lolauj, ili.y i;ri'«v|i(rk (•♦viltlin- 
 ami ihiik WooiU, ilteie wae .il iiiuUii't ef llaicly neis 111 a Mrs linie lime, iii.l ili ul»ri fiuMi .irmt' iil.ij 
 
 IU..i.r.».< tint i»ti.p.l...l iJ..-tl>i.u l*i..liiii*K iti.l UtrV l.)W tlie luijhtV lilriitv 111 *i.|1l 1 .1 ti.iitntiti li < i v .... ...1.. 
 
 '1 
 
 iHi.. 
 
 I;,.g. 
 
 Mount i that arti'tilJ.! flealniR 1'm.Ii'<0K, ,in,l viry Ijw 
 ValliN»l'eni.iiiretn,.ii| IhaJ' it vmli lues ami nioUnul 
 Willi Irelh Stnainn iiiniiitip iliro ihiiii : Aiiiiiilinf, "J 
 their ill II ription, no l| oi ot (iruiiinl m the Hiii^'i'^ 
 roiilil le inore r«|Ml II i.t . Imiiiiiii;', a nuin cliaii itii., 
 ff| eiial'y ilie Air U ii, licmu, n lieiltliy ioi> k the .\\- 
 rcar.ime n iiiMtinR li aHoiils a liMt ot .^tolu^ wliii-h 
 vpii-i''.'" at fiilt wen lakiii for l''jiiiom|. , lin |.t.i\'J not to I e 
 '»*•' f", iho' »eiy (•ii..il ai, I lo\ely y I lit tins tify la) ' t ''"' 
 
 (iittlier, that rhi y are a I it i f.i li|ni t I)Jiiiioi..U, ami 
 IIS oMen'.l that at i ilI]} ft, in il e / ,j,' In.Uf, wlielt 
 there is ihi ijiratcll pliiity of I >iaiiioiuls. iliek Somi van 
 pleniifiilly louiiil too , our Men y.ike 'mi ihc Name it 
 'I'j ly:, Inii v^hat ilii'\ Nseie li'ii'.t ml eimtcriam. 
 
 l)r(iile< (Ills. /<■. ■■", there are a^fo tin Proximrs < f 
 W'r.«e,i.. 1 aiiil .N.'iJ.iii ■■>, win. haie \eiy (halant .nilt'i- 
 liU- oiien. In penci.il. tlii« C'onn'r) alloul* as ni iny Mi- 
 neral* ,iiii' Mitils a:, any | iit either ot the <..i/) iir -I 'jl- 
 /'..//"i.aiiil ihere'it .leinonilr.i'ioti enoi'cji iliai, astijt luiiie 
 of ilitf Metal , ilu"> ate none ut ilielialell. 
 
 For I'liyli al l)iii(!i;<, theie's Sj'ik^ii.ir,/, Vf/i«.t, C'l//' 
 C./.'/i.'.i, /I /■ .Vr" ""'<;. , /'<• 1.1 ; rwii/i I, yellow Wi'./'i'i, ami 
 lever il nolle o"/i" / ; lilt iheie s oni liuin cali'd C //.i«.o' 
 whulithcy thought menu rl a | attienl.ii ilefvrnnion, tr- 
 Maik anil liritrle. anil looks ahnoH like lu. onion litih. 
 if yon I'lii a little ot' it iicoii hii riling I i-als, itssill i|iiiik- 
 h till the Roiiiii with a iiiolt Kvcet ami |>lealiii|( oiloai 
 ;ii J iIk lame riinies ri.ev J up into the luail, will elle 
 itiially sure the V:ir!«t, Mnyiiin, ami all Dillciiipiis ot 
 theii kiMil i it iseonnnliiileil alto for lis eieat ule in llu 
 (leaii I'.iA", an.t NVoirins [ains in their tiaeks, the elleCf 
 nftlieir I.al'oiir, in 'his latiet lali- thiy otJer it to bi' 
 Ipre.iil npi n a p eie of I raiher, ami .ipplieil lo the part : 
 Laltly, 'iisi»<ioil for all Wontuts.inil Soiest'or any Aihe 
 or I'ain, an.i i> very proper tn W nsM ivhero any pan 
 requires a pirti.iilar liieni'/lmini', anJ retiilhniciu. He 
 liilis this, then- is .mother Ciiini which they lali H.uft'.', 
 will. Il IS every whit as lovercij;ii .i Meilieiiie anil as rare 
 a I'eil'iinie. 
 
 As for ilie Vei'.rral'lcs of rhis Country, there are foirc 
 very oiUl ones; there's an Api'le, wliuli yoes ly the 
 name of the .S/c, ■''',•.; /(■.;■,■, bet iii.iv as piltly 1 e call J the 
 Cu '!;.■',•;; .-';.'/■■, lime i' piOiliKes ho'.li thole etieiil-., ami 
 with violeiiee too ; this a eertniii /■'i/^/i//;;h.oi luiinil to 
 his no little troiilile ar I ilioriler, lie only bit a piei e to 
 trv h.iw the Apple i ni,il, ipi'tini' it out again prelently 
 be, ante 'twas to violently Ivit liowefer th.ir veiy Iniall 
 matter whiili 'Ain- down pro.'iii .1 the r fleets if an ex- 
 traorJinarv lleepiin'fs .111, 1 purpiiig, ami the latter ililor- 
 (kr ilul nor (lop till it ha 1 in ule ilic man (it Jown ai the 
 kail lixty i.tnei. 
 
 lluie is f.irther acertiin Heirv in thef; parts 'ailiiii- 
 rable .U'ainll the 0>/.'.7i-.v ) whi.ii ihe hhiinin eall \r/- 
 i.-ii'-. 
 
 The liiiec of the I'lam 1 'pp.- cures Wounds mailc by 
 iiiipoyton'it Winpons, .iml ih.it of the leaf Liiii is ai 
 pcoil a RiineiU ii'iinll the Heail.ich. 
 
 I'.u: the Me, h.iiii. ks .is well .is I'liyliitaiis may fiml in 
 this Coiiiiiiv M.it'rials lot [he praCfife ot their lev era! 
 I'loieilionsi the J.iyiieis herein ly tin. I theilelieate Wi oil 
 I'm'l'iminnr, whiill will feivc lor all the Ciiriolit es of 
 then Trade ^ it is red and fpeckled, and worth thirty or 
 tony pounds /,' Tun. The D'eis Icive all the iiiaiii 
 Ingredients for (Colours ihit can well he wilhd for; the 
 Berpy .liii:ftr, i.ghtly [lepar'd, gives a perfcift Oraiij'e- 
 tawny in Silk, and there's aiv tlier that dyes a blue; 
 there s aCiiini wliitli in(]|oth .iyes a lure and pcrltcl yel- 
 low in grain ; 1 cats which (well prepar'd) dye a deep 
 red; a Wood which gives a p-.irplc, and .mother a yel- 
 low ; hut that which IS more vvoith obfer\.i!ion i,s, that 
 
 \tji14lilc« 
 
 Vortl'uip,- 
 wj.^Hl'- 
 
 U.lrnul 
 
 r ..■.•.. 
 
 tlic lui.hiy plemv of 'em) a iiuii may lai.y i(.|mi-i1« 
 ihn' 111' litile .iibanijpe inijj.hi a.cri.e h) euCtinj-. ( it.i' 
 i;ooi| ti[>^{i.i„'i lute 
 
 Cmtoii-wool and line 1 Linp' r Fcn are very c(,mn oi. ?"" '''' 
 ( oMiiM tidn ,(lio, of iIk loiiiier iliL) mike bi (bm », "'""'* 
 H'lii liilt, an. I the / 1. , , Hiiniii y.'w or S\niigin({-I;cil<, 
 and of the latter uCliili exttin.rdiii.iiy hne, ai;j lu f,.r 
 ill, lull ii!e». 
 
 And lime wc aie ('pe,iknij< ot \'i ';ei.d b'., 11 1 not amn'i 
 o litinn the ,Sf#./7i'i l>,ii,> I iM II. V. );olv uiirj; iiitu 
 heniiiiibu, th.) jik ik t in coiiuinii ii, fomc ir,,uf ihc 
 Coiimrv, ilie) .1, pe.it alinull hke Ko;,liiiIies, :ird at« 
 aIoiul„|t a yaul |, pj, , w< I e>.|-lo tr,.ide I'e eiall.Ki-c- 
 iinieiif, iijiii 111!, Loih ly to, hunt ami iiittitg the 
 le,ib, ulilicy i;a.l laKi'iuarttoputlijincof einiip in 
 I'osf biiiignti whuh iliiy had ufi'tcl, bi t hat 
 
 'he Millkcjn ^ uho W.ll .liwi), U I II III |, wli.u .|„.y 
 
 fiL M.iiikiii.l do) wiiit to iii.iki f. .le i xpt iin.i.t. I pen 
 I 111 too, and i|uite l( od'd (he I'l.iiit',. 
 
 As t'jr matin ul I'loMli.jii:,, ih. Inhabi'inn deren.l 
 inairl. i.pon \ihai the lauh hr.nfjs for li le.i ly filler 
 l'and>; their fyoJ is 11 vlt:y like thiinlcUis, wild .mi 
 in It* put. naiiii.ils, .it ball il ihe. take am |.iiii.. hey 
 ij'oil a Llill. by ihe diilliiiii out 1 he (. ./T i, R, ,,t i-i 
 tllcir jiimip.il (talf and lupp, rt fi.r Hiead, thcv rub dv '"'^"'■'^'" 
 Koui iipi n a .Sioii., and puis out ull ihe |iiutof it, and \va iV'*"" 
 iturwar, 4 1 alie and I.j grate it into lluwti ; the raw 
 Jiiise IS laid I'j be I'oyfon Imt boil J with (•■■ >e ■.\\\ per 
 makes .\n e.s.iilent wlulluiii .Sawte. I |i< y base alio a 
 valt deal of A/.ii. or (.;..« ..;J7j,.^/, which is alirauithat 
 Melds \\ \yoiiJi.tlul I;ii,.re:ile, euii a TlioufauJ ir iifieen 
 hiindril fii orii.and many tunc, m^re ; i; in.ikcs very 
 yood llnad andtakes, jikI a.ay bit 1 ,'d to anv piupoiM 
 ihat our V\ Il aimay. 
 
 And thi-s nc biholdcii i,) ih. (". /J'.-. /' ,m.! tile f7.i'»M. T'"-''" '»>> 
 TuM/ alio Icnli'ir l.uiii.us, of whith the) h.ive fverjl 
 lofts, lin.ill and llrong, thick and iliin, clear and muddy, 
 Ionic thai mult le di.mk piekntly, and others tli.lt will 
 kieptcn, I iwclveda\3, but yet \tlieyla>) .illit ihein 
 pritt) tolei.iblv ia(le,l. Wnictliiy h.ive none a; ,11, tar 
 thcii Is not a Vine 111 the C,.iiiiitiy, bu'. the Si.,1 imm 
 lo nih as It is, ami the Cliini (o w.irir, 'ti.nnre th.a'n 
 probable that (weie they planted here/ ihcy would proli ev 
 exccclingly. 
 
 lti.i che\ have as good Honey as .wy in ilie Woild, at '1 
 as nuuhyt it to'., tlio' it bead wild, a'.d taken uiii of 
 hol'ow 'I'lfisaiii holci mthclMrih. 
 
 'Iliiir lommon brims aie I'mes, Plantai s, Medlers. i' " 
 I'liims, and Nuts of vatuuis kinds, ihe three lirit of 
 wimh arc gieaily lomnicidid, but the two lali to be 
 eaten with lautiou, iiulmmh as the Fliuijs are vers apt 
 to give the b'liix, and the Nuts 10 bind too mutli, uiilefi 
 catm moderately. 
 
 And asi'or th.ifethat cannot o.iveiii: theinrelvcs with n ,n,.,i,idi 
 thole common I'lo.leCU of the bid.!, tli.'ic's blelli eiiouph "iJ i"r.c 
 foi 'cm of all lulls. Deer, wild Sw me. Haie> and C.iiies, 
 but very diHi rent from oiTs in iM-^i.-.t:,!, M.iipuriis (which 
 t.altebkelkef, and uiil take Salt") and Barcucsor .-Xiit- 
 Bear , thai talte as iiiiuh like Mutton; betides thcle, 
 Lyons, 'I'ygers, I.eepards, Ounces, Mariiiu/e's, Toii.'!- 
 piiicsand Armadill,' s. 
 
 ^ I'Or bowls there ,ire wild Oikks, Wigioii5,TeaI, wi!J P>'*'''- 
 Cxcfe, Vhefants, Pattriilgcs, Duves, .Stcckdovi-,. W'c.od- 
 cocks, iiiipes, lihackbirds. Curlew,, Guo.Uvits ; Birds of 
 Pleabire, a.s all forts of I'ariois, Pairake'ocs, and Imall 
 Birds of delicate colours ; liiidsof I'ie\, as Hawks, Vul- 
 tures, and Others of the ravemus kind. 
 
 1 he v.-ntties of billi aie Itill as ercat, if not greater, Fih 
 lor here you have plenty ot ,Sea liicinis. Mullets, boals, 
 Scates, Tin rnlacks, .Swordlilli, .Suugion, Seal, and Sal- 
 
 H r-v 
 
 
 iheie i. a ceitaiti liirt ot Wood whuh tinnes a hot 1 i-'moii; of Shclblilh,i)linnips,Crals,l cbllers.andOydeis, 
 ijiior with s nobi'- piirplf, and a lold one with as goo,l a 1 wluch lalt may be taken otl liom the Pnai, lies if the 
 iiiiufon. The V/o,)d that intoxi.ates the billi is alio Trees by the Sea-lide ; but i!ie nolt rcin.irka':lc fnlh- 
 c^ ^„,^_i._ here in great phnty, of whi.h lime account was given vvaterb'dh is that which i> sall'.l (.uj] va, a is bij;;-ci 
 v,y.ti. 'letore, but 'tis a lort ot a I'lovidunce that it grows to I tluna Smelt, and muth 11 ori deliciors bool ; this b (h 
 plentifully here, bei ante the People are hardly ingeniors j has a tiai Back in-Iuiicd, and the l*ilU louiid, vuy dif- 
 eiioegh to (tuft for thenifelves by other methods of biili- | ferent fiom ircft other Fillies ; but 'us odd eiif iieh whi. h 
 iiig, as other I'Uijns do. I is tarther rcp'irted ot it, that it has two pair ol h'.es, (6 
 i'obacco is one of the moll topping Commodities of ' that as it Iw nis along 11 keeps the K.wit lights always 
 ry, and 'lis the opinion of our Authois that within tbo Water, and the upper ones above or out i.f 
 ' ' " '- - ' i. . . -'"- ed Filh iii.leed, thai li oks into bth 
 
 th.s Country 
 
 th.s Country, and tis the opinion ot our Authois that within tlie water, ami trie upper ones above or out i.f 
 tills very thing alone might be manag'd lo, asto bring in ! it : A very eircunilpei^f Filli iii.leed, thaili oks irt.jb th 
 the I'.iv^' jh Nation as mi'ch Protit as ever the Spnni.iiiis j Klemenfs .it once, and wants only a pan ot lijcs n:o:t 111 
 had by the richcll Silvet Mine tlicy are Mailers of in the (the Tail to make it impollible to Le eatih'd. 'I lure i< 
 li.Mc' ; the S'lil is cci'ain'y v cry kind to and tic for it; no .anoihet Fdli 100 ih.it dtl'trvis ;i particiilai mcut on, call ,1 
 
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 71B 
 
 tlqmrc Harcourt V l^oyage to Guiana. 
 
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 by tlk' Ui.liiiis. Cfiiiiiieio; liy tlic Hf.-.niriJi, Mi-.ii.ir, ■. anil 
 Thf Xu Cuoui- ;;i,;i;/ ■/(.' tliL' .Vm-cVik .■ It is J loj'crly a Sca-lilh, but 11 
 i;-a iti I'lc. ahv.iys'i-omos imo the Irdli Warcr in Winter aiul wet 
 wca'.licr, aii.l fiimetiiuci't'Aill tumc upin o die Shallows 
 iiiihccliiinaM l.ainl.s ami li.eJ ii|'Oii tir.ils ami Wce.lx 
 Tile Mtit of ii lalh like Ueet; t.ikc:, Salt very well, aiul 
 will I'lrve til vi^ltu.il Slii|'>, as many of oi.r l'."^ >f' have 
 e\-|XTiciu- il : It all'.ii^ls .111 Ov I ixccllent pond for mail'. 
 IHirpolVs, anj the Tat .if it lerves to fry lilh or I'letli -i^ 
 Will a.s r>,;tter or any oilier bat ; Init ilieii asthe iiiliilc ot 
 It i<; furniture f(M the lielly, fo is the outhie alfo trr the 
 Baok, for the Skin is as ijooit as Putl. an.! l eiiij; iliy'i! in 
 the Sun, aiivl piefen'ii Ihiiil wei, 'twill m.ike Tariieis 
 anil r.tliei pieees of i'.efcnli\e Ariiumr, in wluih a Man 
 may cxp le luiiilelf (o a iV.owie of \i:,!i.-v Aimwo. 
 
 iiefo.'e we come 10 fpe.'k ot the InhabitanisoF this 
 
 Coimtry, their M.mneis anci Cullonis, we mull take a 
 
 little yiew ot" thi' difpilitinn i f'the 1 and and Air u lell : 
 
 "■■I'tyit' B, the Sea-lide 'tis all eery li.w, iiiid ihe fionhiiip heat 
 
 liiil.ii.) an I would render it wholly niiinlubi'.able here, were \i not 
 
 tel tliceltecls of ilicir Maliie, 'tis no wonder ( if tluy 
 have any Notion ..f a IViiip, that r boih kind and preat 
 f o) that iliey IhooJd delire lu leanuhe way of invi Ivim. 
 Him 
 
 _ II'U, to let this paG, ;luy hayc no oiher Ilivilion iv.r ' 
 (oniputation ■ f 'I'lnie than bv Mot ns and Ua).s ; .-md ' 
 as tor luinibennj;, thty ru kon trom Om to i m and then ' 
 ;iy, />..<,://,, o.,.-, iW, .„..( Ut, in'l,-.,d of Mem. iv.A 
 
 1 wel\e, and fo on. In loainioii Gnuerl'atiun they vn- 
 kon |iy iheir b'ii-j;,-rs and 'ices, bv \\\nA\ way they ix-- 
 rrels iheir Ninidiers and keen tdclr Roekoiung exai'tiv 
 and readily cn<-'-iph, Whui they pn-ir.ile oi ap|..jinV 
 
 any tlimj^ to !■..■ ilone hy a una- liii.iia!, i 1 li I'aiivtakes 
 a bundle of Stick* containing as many as 1 here ir.' l.'uys 
 or Moons mthc f|iaie ol'inue ihey apree upon, ihen ne- 
 ly Day or every Moon la. Ii Mai, di'.i'ws o:.e Siu k out o( 
 his bundle, and « hen they are ali i;c:ni'ihe\ know t!'i jr 
 roiiHcd lime iscome. 
 
 Their ureatelt .S.deii;iiirv is at the death of 
 their I'ruiees, Ca| tarns or I-'riends (jf );i 
 
 ai'v f'l • 
 t;iiat note and 0|Im- 
 
 ni.Wii-h. 
 
 for the hi 1)1 talterly Bite/es that eojj aiidteiiipei the Air, | '"^. but ihepjaui truth on't is 'iis no more than adrun- 1 
 blown 1,1; peiiirail^ moll tiirnbly m the heat ot ihe day ; | Ijj'" ^o^k, lor the V,ui.itu,iiis are exeilhvely (Jimii to this 
 and in niiti'. plaees ilie low Lands are aiflinlly very lit- ',' ''^'I'l and 'tis the fiireft niaik of a biave Man aiuonnO 
 lie uihal ited tor all this Kiinedy, and that be.aiife of the '■'"i. wher. he \yill Itaiid as linn as a I'oii oyer a |,irr of 
 oveiilowinp, of the Waters, a Difteiiiper which the lool prink, .ind empty two or ihree down int.. his "Belly : 
 lireezes tan r.i'vei eiiie. In the niouiitainou^ parts the '-/poii huh an ocealion they meet together, an,i linu.ifc- 
 Ar is iineaiKl plealiu^, the Soil in many plaa's very fer- 1 ^"■"''•il [airs of their llroiii; Lh]nor al. nf uith em, tiir' (as 
 111'-, and in others barren, tlio' thi: barreniic!', is alfo | "'•'•■s hinted belore; this is the veiySpnitof ihe Soiem- 
 fruitful of riih Metal,, and. Minerals very often. The "''>'• .iii^ w'lthout Drink the\ cannot remember theDe- 
 1 h.iinp i'"n Couii'.ry is yi ry amperate and heal'.ht'ni, and , P^i''ed : Here tlieii they dtink, dame aiul linjj ; and :o 
 al .vn. is 111 Miadows, Patillres.and ilehcatc ftelli Rivirs ;:"';■'"<" ''"•' Huniony n.ure compleat and raviihiii);. the 
 'lis inferi nir to none lor ill forts of Sprrts and I'le.i hires, ^ omen ihat arc a-kui to the I'ariy deieas'd fee np tliur 
 
 and ery ali the whiJL. Thile iiiu'hty d..in.i;s l.ul 
 
 mj! ao the Dnnk does, atul no I iifjer, n 1 when 
 
 that's' ut the Cciemoii is over, the Midiek cealis, aiul 
 
 Company is .luall.'il. fo now they bci;in to 
 
 (-!• 
 
 t.cular 
 out of 
 
 a!„! :n in.my places too \m1I piee a Man the p:. 
 ■Sp-i" of dip^nif; Cjuld and other yahiable Fcflile 
 tile (Jround. 
 I The Veailiir and Seafons upon thi> Coaft do difi'er 
 eor.lidrrabiy with refpiCl to tbc leveral p.iris of ir, for 
 in the baltern p.irii, lowards the Rieerot the ./m.i^.i..', 
 the dry wr.-.th. r bi ^uis in At.«:.jl, and the yiolent Kaiis 
 and b'ul'eving NVirds come on in Feiru.iy ; out in the 
 Wcrtiiiip.irts, towards the R 
 ther bepiii;. ill Oi'/i-.'' >,andthi 
 
 bin as ford.preesof Heat and Cold, 'tis much at one 
 both m the k.iilerii and Wellern parts, tho' foincciines 
 Uroin fonic partuular caufes) thofe Seafons may eom- 
 nience or en.l f. oner or later both in ilic one and the 
 other of 'eii, ; and this the Kxpcnenec of them that h.ave 
 liv'd there eontirms. 
 
 Pi 
 
 111! as , 
 
 I lie yvlii.i 
 
 difper 
 
 ihenilejves a';ain. Oh! did but fome ol'ihe 
 
 great Rivi.rs ol the Country run with llroni; .".nr.iw.iv or 
 f'nie other hull 1 iijuor, how lii.in yv.iuld' thife Pei^j le 
 
 _ , ^hanpc their lilemcnt, become aiiiphibicus Annuals ai 
 
 lieer O'OMff', the dry yvea- '',■''*' '-"J '^"'■'^ themielves half ihe day in the beluv'd 
 e Rains and Winds in.//*,/; Wuid ? 
 
 ■ " ■ ' ■ ' And indeed, fincetlicy rftccm a Man fo nnicli for his 
 
 Drinkinp-ibiliries, one yeould think this tpMlitimtion 
 Ihould determine 'em in their choice of a Cieneial for 
 the Wai ; but they are not liicli defperate Sotts neither, 
 tho' they are bad eiviuph of all .-onlcunce ; they kiHnv'i' '.' 
 
 ..-- that a Cienerjl inidt know how m handle other foits ofGa'i 
 
 le Nj..io« The principal Nations of this Country are, the f'.r,;- ''illrumcntsthan a Pot or a Jcpp, and 1 e .ible to look 
 
 tfUtujr.j. iv.(i;ofi '/," ^h,:,',omli\!, the Chr.^ li::, the ylfrc^'j, the 7'-iui Other Hnemies in the f.iee than a |arr of (trong I'.'.d.imw 
 and the Stiffaia'.'; the /■;■■;';■/<-■ were molHv converfant '^"' ^''Z" ' Beer ; 111 ihuii, they inpiire Patience, Coii- 
 with the three lad, as beirp the Inhab'tiiits of tholi parts '"^.'i'-' ■'""' Hardtneis in hiui they e'e^l to ihisCliarge, and 
 whi.-h they mofl ire.iucin<.d, tho' they had fomc corre- therefore vyhci. they ha e lix d upon a Man, they thus 
 fpondcncc with fomc of the friendly t:i'^-:i"i too. Of proceed to try v.duthei he h.as thofe Viraies or no j ihey 
 .ill thefc the Wnii.if,(.i haee the be(^ Chararter for fober f'-'' him in rhemidrtof ei.i,and alter thty have harani;ii'd 
 
 bim a while upon the Qualities of a poo.Uicn.r.il, ihey 
 tike their Rods and bepni to whip liim li undly ; the 
 noble Candio'atit ifands uiuoiuern'd under tills fivere 
 le never Ibarts nor flinches, tho lyerv Ifrokediaves 
 and tlie ibd Ro.ls dulare liisbl.ll; to 
 I hus when h:. Viituis have leenvMii- 
 ten over and O' er in f arlet. ati.l rhc hxaniinerN , , .nclude 
 cm to be vilible and man.lelf monph, thiy pnr an end 
 to the cxami nation, and veiih one conlent falure him Cl-- 
 Jieral : A eery pretty method indeed ' a man ib.it i. am- 
 bitious ol this Hiiiiour need only get tlu tcrmaciun of 
 liav inp a caleh.-.rdned Rackfide, and he is m as fair a m ay 
 to P,-efcrmcni as can be, 
 
 Thefe Peop'i- are ofa tal' neat make 
 
 rhi:.: Wi;:- 
 
 giw 
 
 rivil dep.irtment ; theja.-'j are a f. rr of a proid Houtint; 
 People, and the SuPp.iu- j crafrv and clofe in then ileal 
 ings, and bcih the one and the i iher require good look- 
 ing to. 
 
 Wiiat their Re!i,iion ;s, could neicr be '.ifcovcr'd, 
 there is Pi little lign of any external Foi.ii amonglt 'ein ; 
 they fcem to (! ew a ccrt.iui obiervance ot the Sun and 
 the Mo.m, but they d n't ixprcfs it by any turnial aif of 
 Worfliip, or by anv Sictihccsmade to them, yet there 
 appears t.i be rooted in their Minds a certain ^5o:^0Il of 
 another (tati-, wherein Meiicxilt .li.er this Lite, a; alio 
 Stmc h n:!^ et'Rcward.s and I'unii^iiui.ts therein : '1 lies wiunevcr a 
 their Mk( Prince dies, ihey always kill ibme one or other of his; 
 Slaves ; and they give tins reaton for it. That he Ihould ' 
 
 trial. 
 
 Blood from hiro, 
 
 be carl ona 
 
 f.i: 
 
 
 .attcnil Ins Malfer in the other World v. here he 1; Ron;. 
 Apam. w hen thole li,.ii.v'f die amonpft tb.ole whi.h have 
 the Rcp'tatic.'i of btinp pood, they poiiu up to Heaven, 
 as when thofe that have been inifT.ievous and trouble- 
 foiii are pone they point down to ihi Eaill-, inii:iiaiiny 
 thereby thedifieient . IrstimlUnces of the Good an.l th. 
 Bad in their ditfertntHalMtarloiis and Houhni;s alter ihu 
 Life. It has (u-tn further obferv'd of 'cm, that they ha\ 
 cxprefs'd lo zhc H>i^..'' a mighty dehre ot havinj; Men 
 liroiyht nrnoiii;ll em that ihotiii reach cm to prav , 3.1.! 
 particularly Lapt. It ^l^ was miphtily l.dlieited b\ 'em to 
 this p'iri ole. Now tyvould be odd to liippolc Inch a 
 Defire 111 Min, wiih.jiit t'uppolin,; alf.i ar the fame iiiiu 
 •bnt they wcie aware of the b.miieii.'c ol Ionic v.'r 
 powerful and po' d Ueinp, at whole hands thev wire t. 
 ask Pp tecti"n and S, pp;y .il ilv-';r Wants r\]i\ ir.du.' 
 if wh,T ourCoiinti . men .lo v.'ry poLtieely afliiiri lei. 
 that their IVietts or .Swnhfiviis have (i met nies anh 
 CcrtVreme with w.cked Spirits, and li'ai tl fc 1 • 
 wsc:i.hes thtin.elvcj ate lunieiimcs d.tlitl. d 1) 'mi, 1. 
 
 wllb.n'.d.ii.d 
 
 proportiun'.l ; they go all naked., bo h .. .11 .1 Won;,..,, 
 v.-ith.iiit any fort of covernip, and iiie '('' ohh-,, inlmir to 
 11 withas little eoncern and regret asthe Men : Hut if it 
 be faid that Paint is a coyering, then indeed they muil 
 he allow'd to be 1 ov er d, hir they .lo belniear their Bo- 
 .'.X:. with that, efpe.ially when they go hi f alts, and 
 vvoulil m.ike the iiuelt ligiui. 
 
 'I fen Houlesare . uilt much .li'ev ihe manner of ruir 
 Barns in y;»,;.,, >,./ bin iiiuili longer, lor fomc of em by 
 ■■.lealiTC weiea huti.litd and lif y'-^^.u-i., loiigan.l rwenty 
 lioad. (..thai a hjiidred I er'.on; av .talt dwell moir of 
 1.111 ; thev arc mtn .ir ti.ially .oniriv'd, an.l the ih.iieh- 
 ii;.; s |i. nice and exaci that no wei wluifjeyer can pot- 
 ,l'!v U'.l.'ll iheiii til, It aie \^■|ll;ill. 
 
 r'le.r llo .ll.oldiliill L.tililtii ef.aitliin I'.iK ..r l.nr», 
 •',;. Ii.il.i their !' |e..r .11. .in .:ia,le lo mat, liiat 
 'k> l..ok r:, ifthev v..-, lib, in. u ILisk'-iiof diveis 
 i.-s, v.ry arrili. lahy ria.e; .mh\ m. r H.imiii.i k:,, lomc 
 f w 1.1. h ,ii; u.aJi; ol Coii...ii-\vi,.il, ,uid oihc.s of the 
 
 , 1. ot 1 ILIJ. 
 
 Til.,- 
 
Lib V 
 
 is lu) woiidrr ( iF iluy 
 ^ bo'li kitiil anil (!nMr. 
 nuhc way ol iisvi km;; 
 
 no otlici" Ilivilion ii-i '' ■ ' 
 ■!(« us aii.i D.ijs ; .■'ikI \' ' 
 lOiii tii'Kn, .iik! tlitii 
 mi-.kl < f i'li'vi II ,iii:t 
 -^iiucil.l'.iun tlii'V 'Ti' 
 y «IikIi way il:i;s ly- 
 :;r RockiMimg c\.iv.'tly 
 y pri'inili: Oi :il'|''jihr 
 i.iia!, ii li Pai'.vt.ikcs 
 ii.ipy as I lure :ir. l.'.ijs 
 .v\m ii|'iiii, tliLii i\ I'- 
 ll. iws (r:if Stuk r-iit o( 
 ;i lU'ilic\ know t''i. J'.'- 
 
 thi' di'atll of ary f'f^, 
 uf Ritat note ami 'li'''".'!'!;'!'. 
 i IK) moic than adnm- tr.u.i 
 ccillivtiy pmii to tins 
 
 a bravi- Man ainDiijHl 
 i a I'oit over a J.irr ot" 
 down iii'.'i his Hi-jly : 
 :opcihi"r, aii.l 1 uiiy, fo- 
 ,!c np uith 'eni, ti'V (as 
 y Spait ol' ihc .Soicm- 
 iiot rciiK'nibir tlicUf- 
 ue and linp ; and ;o 
 jat anj raviilung, the 
 y dcicas'd fct up tlua 
 
 li' niL'hty doings i.ul 
 id no I npir, I; i uhcn 
 lie i\hilii.k ccalU, anJ 
 I'o niiw they bcpin to 
 
 did Init fonu- of the 
 I'ith Oroiii; I'.iyr.tihtv or 
 11 wmild ilitfu Pcoj Ic 
 !iplu'>i(iis Anmials at 
 he day ill the leluv'd 
 
 I Man lo nnieh for his 
 
 ink this qcaliliiaiion 
 oice of a (jiueial K;r 
 lelptrate Sotts neither, 
 onlcuncc ; thiy know |^ . 
 I hand if c'thoi I'oits ofc,...,.,' 
 
 anil I e aide to look 
 iri' ot ikrong I'.'.n.u.ow 
 .|\nie Vatience, Coti- 
 ol to this Charge, and 
 on a Man, they thus 
 (e Viruics or no; they 
 .T they lia\eharan{;ti'J 
 a pood CJcii, lal, they 
 lip hull li undly ; the 
 u'd under this li vcre 
 ho every Itrokediaws 
 K dniare iiisll.th to 
 irtiKs have 1 ecu writ- 
 lcl•.xanllne^^ •. i.iiehide 
 i|'h, thiy pur an end 
 jonUlit l.ih're'.iini (ie- 
 ed ' a man ii'vit !■. ain- 
 pct iIk tcpiitatiuii of 
 1 lie IS in .IS fair a 'A ay 
 
 iiake, w.'ll l^Ill!^d.ll.d 
 li ..: M ,'. Women, 
 me V oireii liibnur to 
 asilie Men : lint if it 
 lien indeed ihey iimil 
 helimar their Bo- 
 iry )'o III f alls, and 
 
 ev ihe manner of our 
 
 . lor foine of em l.y 
 
 |Mit-> Ion;; and twenty 
 
 ealt dweii in eir of 
 
 !ri\'d, an.i tlie ili.iieh- 
 
 I v.luil'je\er ean pol- 
 
 urlieii I'oN ir lair-, 
 . i.ide 111 Ilea', that 
 I ■ .1 l).isk''i . ul diveis 
 IP r llaninio ka, Ionic 
 'I, and utiles ul the 
 
 The 
 
 Chap. VlII. Of the Country ami Teoplc about: the Riiey- ofthcAmy/.ons 7 1 9 
 
 The Men and the Women never keep company toge- 
 ther all day long, they cat, drink and conurle apirt,tlie 
 former at one end and the latter at the other end of the 
 Hoiifc by thcmfelvcs : Alio when a Woman is to be de- 
 Iiver'd, llic goes into a Koom all alone by her felf, and 
 going thro' her I.abonr without lu niiich as a Cry or a 
 Groan, when the Child is born Ihe rails to her Husband 
 to coinc and take it, who immediately goes and reieives 
 the Infant, puts it in a Pot of Water to walh it, and then 
 faints it over with fevcral colours. 
 
 'J he Commodiiies thcfe liitiir.iii tiolUy delir'd ol the 
 r.iii,iijl', by way of e][rhan;;c for ihe I'rodiiCls of thc.r 
 Country before incntion'd, were all forts of F.dpe-toob, 
 Nails, Filli hooks, Harpon-iions, 1 ookiiig-plalles, Hiads 
 Needles, I'iiis, Hats, Linneii and Woollen Cloths, Shins, 
 l^ands, Salf, Vowdcr and Shot, Swords and Miifnuets ; 
 but thefe i.oicr fort of Tools onr Men were eautions 
 fand that jud'y of making thtiti very taniili:ir with. 
 They laid a great ileal of Itrefs upon the allillanee and 
 frieiiJlhip ofthc i-'-^'f; and 'twas as great a baulk to 
 any of 'em all to lind the HiyJ^f; eiigag'd againll 'em. 
 
 There wasoneofthefe(';«M«M«l'riii. cs nani'd I.e hurj 
 J{.!^.tpe, whofe Coiiniry was that very plealant Province 
 of Cor/heh'iy before delcrib'd ; this I'erfon ( who was a 
 true Friend to the Enj^l'lh) had invited them into his 
 Country, and n|ionthat invitation, and by the Captain's 
 order, fume ot 'tni went ar;d relided with him fora tune. 
 Wilde they were there the CtnL,'s bioke into bis Uuiiii- 
 nions, committing horrible Outrages, and not content 
 with doing ill It mifchief at a dillanee, advancd their 
 Army towards the place where l.^-r.n.ini himfclf was ; 
 the brave Indi.'.n arni'd I'omc ot his 'I'roops with their 
 ufnal Weapons, Bows and.'\rrows, lliarp-pointcdStaves, 
 and wooden Swords and Targets, and then dcliring four 
 of our V.nglijh Mufciiieiiers to bear him company, he 
 m.irih'd to meet the hneniy ; be was himfclf tlie entire 
 orderer of the Mar^h, and difjiofer of the Battel, the 
 
 F.njU/h permitting all this as well in a cnmplimeilt to 
 linn, as to fee their way and nnthod in ir.irtial p.tl'a'ifs, 
 and the polUire he lei 'em 1:1 was thiv- ; nrft the fmir 
 Mnli]ne:ier< two a!'real>, then two I- ,':.i)h arm d willi 
 Svvordj and '] aif^, IS ne.x'. two Ai'.diers, and tli.'utuu 
 carrying It.arppoir.ted Staves, and thus the '.viiule Am:>, 
 whi ii uas not near a hundred, went on: 'Ihe Cr.yris 
 '.■anu on in the f.iii.egood oraer, l-i.t i.iiiunf, wiiinri 
 view, and ipyiiif' the tour lii^ /;..' in tlie fiont, they 
 made a liuiden Hand ; l.e'.m,:,.t prefently gucinrg the 
 re.ifon of it, co;ninanded his i.wn Mi n .0 ftaiid ti n.aiid 
 then (raking only Ins Sv.ord r;nd I'aryet; adiancd io» 
 wards die Cari: ci till he came within heariiy, and Ciii'd 
 out for thc.r Captains to come .inJ niect him ; here hi; 
 fmartly rcpr.iv'd 'em for the Injuries they had done hiin 
 and hisl'eoplc.demandid fatisfaittoii.and withal warii'd 
 them of ever conriig into hi., I'crniDriis more in that 
 holVilc manner ; but lie told em, if tb.cy would not (a- 
 t!slie for tlie W'tnngs they liad done, and promife never 
 ro diliiirb the Pe.u c of his Cuiintry more, lie flood ready 
 tlierc with his bi.ends the EngliJ)- to gne \m Ij.iitel, in 
 order to the r.«kirg a jidl Kevciie.e ; and lallly be b:d 
 them take none, ilia' if they were rcfolv'd to hglir, .iiid 
 any of the Ij.ijijh died in ;he Coiitluil, he would la h 
 all the Power of that Nation from ll'.r.f :c, and cut 'em 
 all to pieces, and burn their Houfes. This, fpjke with 
 a good grace and courage, and enfore'd with the prelcnce 
 of the i'ji^'ijh, Iwd the dilii'd efl'ecf, the Cuit-ci (tho' 
 valtly more in number ) were cool'd .md (]uictcd, they 
 fiibmitted to the Conditions of Peace iinpos d upon 'cm> 
 and lo marih'd back to their Habitations. 
 
 From hence 'tis plain, that what by the Faiftionj of 
 thefe bhU.ii.i among thcmfelvcs, and ihcNecellities fome 
 ot the weaker Parties lie under of protciftion and defence, 
 a foreign Power ( minaging the matter well j vvouki find 
 no great difiic-.uty to plant it fclf amongft 'em. 
 
 Ch 
 
 A P. 
 
 VIIJ. 
 
 A brief Account of the Country and Tcople about the Riier of the 
 Amazons ; by William Davis 'Barber-Chyrurgeon c/ Lon- 
 don, ivho iivd there fome time. 
 
 THIS Country (the Relatcr tells us) isextieam 
 ly full both of Woods and Rivers, as alfo of 
 Lakes and Pools fo that the Inh.ibitantsate far 
 enough from any danger of wanting thole two great con- 
 veniences of life Wood and Water ; the Woods abound 
 with all forts of wild Beads, and there's plenty of good 
 wild Fowl in 'cm too; but P.vrot<, he lays, are more 
 common there than Pij^c:ni in Ix^Utid, and he commends 
 'cm for as good Meat : The Waters, both the running 
 and (landing ones, afford as much Filli ; but there are fo 
 many ('icir..ii:r!, /■\lligr.t:rs, and l-f'.ite'-f-ifieins, thatthofc 
 who frequent 'em for that Sport muft always be upon 
 their guard. 
 
 The Country is very fub'eO toy' dent Rains,Thunder 
 antl Lightning, and thofe Storms, as they are very fre- 
 cjucnt, fo they commonly hold lixfcu or eighteen hours 
 of the twenty four. But the worit Pcrfecution to Stran- 
 gers that con-.e hither is that of the Mmkitofi or Flies ; 
 thefe importunate Animals will be continually hovering 
 about a Man and fucking his Blood, let him do alinolt 
 what he ean to defend hiinlelf; and 'tis to be fuppos'd 
 the .\uthor futfcr'd pretty c.^n^lderably under this perfe- 
 cution, becaufe be leems to fpcak fomething feelingly of 
 the matter. 
 
 There are abundance of petty Kings about this great 
 River and the vanous liranchcs of it ; they have their 
 I'everal Kivers to themfeltes, which confine their Terri- 
 tories and Power, and upon which they very ofieii tight 
 one with another ; 'tis upon the W.atcr that they decide 
 moll of ilieir Qu.irrels. and he th.it's overcome is not 
 thrown out of his Canoe ti feed the Filhcs, but lervcs 
 for a princi['al Dilli at the T.ableof the Conqueror, the 
 viiiforious King ea',s up him his Arms have fiibdued, and 
 buries him in his own Royal Belly ; notwiihllanding 
 which one is bound to belieu-, th.it the honour of kich 
 a Sepulchre js no temptation to any man to be over- 
 
 come. The Enfigns of Majcfty here are a Crown of 
 Parrots Feathers, a Ciiain of Lyons Teeth or Claws hung 
 about tlie Neck or the Middle, and a wooden Su^rd m 
 the H.and; he that appears thus adorn'd is thereby known 
 to be a King 
 
 The People go ( both Men and Women ' as n.aked as 
 they came into tlie World, thev wear their Hair Jong, 
 but the Men have it pluck'd oif on the crown, which is 
 all that can be call'd Faihion rel.ating to them: .As for 
 the Women, they have none at all," but tlitit Hair and 
 Brcafts are both fo long, that 'tis a i]ue(tion whi,;h of the. 
 two arc longeft. The Men wear little Canes thrulttluo' 
 the foreskin ofthc I'luhnJ^, as alfo thro tlicir Ears and 
 lower Lips ; at the bridge of the Nofe they fallen ImaTl 
 glafs Beads or Buttons, which hanging down direiftly 
 before their Mouths, bob to and fro as thev fpcak, and 
 in this pretty motion they take not a little pride and 
 pleafute : But as foolilh as they are in this rel'pcd, they 
 are crafty and ingenious enough in others ; tlicy are hor- 
 rid trca.:heroiis too, light of Finger as well as light of 
 Foot , they are very dexterous it lliooiing, and kill not 
 only Beallsand Fowl, but even the Fillies too in the Wa- 
 ter with their Arrows ; as focn as thev have Ifriiek aFilh 
 they prefeinly throw down their Bows and leap into the 
 Water to catch himi this Weapon is nnJe ot o. -/^r- 
 wooJ, 'tis about two virdi long, and tlie Arrow fc\cii 
 foot, the String is made ol the Rind oi'aTree, airl lies 
 clofe to the liow without any bend. When tlicy base 
 got .any Prey they mee: together in companies, aid i at 
 every man what he has got himfeif; tins ihcy do wi'.h- 
 (uit Bread or Salt or anvfort of Drink but Water, tha 
 .Author lays Water and Tobacco, but 't.s to be fuppos'd 
 he does not mean Water with Tobacco lleep'd in it, for 
 if he does, iheir Liquor is Itrong enough of ,iil confc:eiic« 
 in one fence, \vhate»er it be in another. The Country 
 lyiclds ni;ithct Gold norSilvcr, as far a» the .Author eojld 
 t c c J « X difc&- 
 
 I ' 
 
 » 1 
 
■. -\l X 
 
 720 
 
 jin Acount of the Country of Brafile. 
 
 Lib. V. 
 
 difcnvcr. but v.ii! I'luntitrcsof Fruits and Koois, Inch .i,s 
 have been dcfcrib'il iti tlic other fumol' A nh-rici. 
 
 The IVopli arc fo nik- as to dclpifc Money, or at Icalt 
 fo hai'py as to Lc ignorant of it, and tht>'licxi.hangoa 
 
 (;hap 
 
 parcel ot I'roMliorij tor a Rial''. Bead m a ]. ws-l,ain that 
 they won't take itn or twenty Miilliii};s lor, and il' all 
 oilur I'eiijile had lH.\'n of ihcir mind, iliat pare ot tV 
 N\uiU had been IcU vi(ited iliaii 'tis 
 
 H A P. 
 
 IX. 
 
 A complcat Account of the great Country of Brafile, iriththc Alan^ 
 mrs and Cujloms of the Inhabitants ; jrom a Portuguelb and a 
 Frenchman, ivho Uvd there a great yvhiie. 
 
 III 
 
 ..r- the fi. 
 
 
 F. Oiall not pretend to re, ken up the vad num- 
 lers of Nations with which this inij;htv traCl 
 of I and is peO| led, ro tell their fe\ eral Nauies 
 and I'nbes, nor to dclcnbc the particular places of their 
 abode ; foiuethm;? has been done iliis way before, in the 
 avvOiint of Mr. \«i;ff's Adventures inthis Country, up- 
 on whi^ii kore we (hall tiirlcar entring any tartlier into 
 r.-nS' tons that lubicM now ; 'tis fufticiem to fay, that aiiioiiiift all 
 HiS'j/i'i^.'hothe diverlities of Langua(;cs ulnJi thefe feveral forts of 
 'People ulc, there isoiie whi.-h Cbccaufeit Ipreads more 
 tlian any tingle 1 anguage I'clide.s ) may be cail'd the 
 principal Tongue of i(M/,,r, and 'tis fpoken i'y ten fe\e- 
 ral Narions fif huiimt This is iliat which the I'Drni^firir 
 do underllanJ and fpeak in all their converfeswiththcli: 
 Pcop'e.anl thcirChildren tvirii here fpcak it muchnioa' 
 pcrfcdiy tlian theiiilclves; 1: is an ealie, e!oi]!ieiir, and 
 plealant Language entriijrh, and very copious, l)iit the 
 t;Teat fault oi u, and iliat which renders it d HicuJt lo 
 Learners is, ito having fiich a multitude of jComparilons 
 in it. 
 Fncmliio The People that fpeak thi« Tongue arc C and were) 
 "'"■'''•"•^"'/''thc ancient Friends of the ro'i/j. r/\ and twis by their 
 Anns and AHilhmce partly that the Country was eon-j 
 quer'd ; they )oyn'd with the l'o,tu\\!i:'te in their Fndea- 
 vours to cxtit|Mte tlic rett of their barbaroiH Ncii;hbors, 
 and their Endeavours have fucceeded I<1 Well, that they 
 are now aim ift all gone from the Coalt, and arc retir'J i 
 to furer Refuges ui the inner part ot the Country. , 
 
 Thcfe I'eopic, as dirtinCt from the ten Nations before 
 iticntion'd, are all comprehended under the general Name 
 7jft]ii. of /".rdiyc J, and there is no Icls than feventy fix I'everal 
 Nations of 'em, each oi which ulcs a I'eciiliar Tongue ; 
 they arc inveterate Fnemies to tlie ('"'.^/(.■/c, and to all, 
 the reft of the B'^/;/i>"', tlio' 'tis laid that there is one 
 fort of 'em that dwell near the River of St. F.mhch, thai 
 maintain a friendly eonelpondcnce with 'em, many of 
 which afc alio made ChnHians after their manner, that 
 is not inftrudled in rhe I', iiu iples ot die Chrirtiaii Faith, 
 'out ("prinkled with the Water of Riptifiii. | 
 
 Thf tcmpci The Climate of B/i,;..- is tciiipL. .-'c and healtht'ul,and 
 
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 % 
 
 ic "^"un-^ J^QJ,(,|^tI,(,7s,'^[,v<^s^t lealf) theThreaJ ofLife isfpiin' 
 out to IS great a length here as any where : The Country 
 is full uf old People, and tis a roiiunoii thing to fee 
 ninety and a hundred Yeats i:i a hopeful way of jjoing 
 on to a greater nu:iib' r. I his will make it calil . bc-- 
 liev'd that the Aii they bic.iihis pure and clear, as indeed 
 It is, and the Heavens aiway^ tlicw a bright face over 
 their Heads ; >ou leldom (ee black Clouds Hying about 
 here, or no'ifom Fngv and Mills riling, every Icent of 
 which fonictuiv.s givis a nun a nirtemper, if die fight 
 of "cm docs not make him ntelaiuholy. In the Winter, 
 'tis 'true, (here ate jieat K (ins, and the Skies help to 
 ovetflow the Coiir.T) as well as the Rners, but all this 
 Wet doe? not ir.ake it I'liliealthtiil, nor breed fuch Di- 
 flemper-, as ihorteii the l.i'. es e.f tiie Inhabitants. 
 (jr r.t There are very ll.ort Twi lylits in this Country, 'tis no 
 fooner Day but the .Sun ^ up, as alfo 'tis Night as foon 
 as ever he is down. Fli' Siuniiier begins in Hrptfinlin , 
 and cnJsin Kc"«4i7 ; the Winter in Mr-nch, and ends in 
 ylu?u'il, .and the Days auJ Nights arc almoit aiual all 
 rhe Year rrjund. 
 
 From (■■"'■" lod- I'-o .IS far as the Gov erninciit of T/'/i i.'o 
 '\/in:o us al! full of Hills, and y^ .1 hardly meet v.iili any 
 Stone, cfpcciailv "iisfo towards the .Sea* oalt ; but I'loin 
 thence to St. I'mmt 'tis very rough and rocky, and 
 abounds wfh Stom Clusrrics. 
 ;,,;jh. In defcnbing the Prodi;i.l-, ol this Country, we will 1 1 - 
 
 ri''j'l. gin with the Vegetables ; and here the Mui.iinc.i comes 
 hvlt to beeonlider'il. This i> a Root foinething like a 
 Carrot. Lut bii'.ttcr ami lon;icr ; they grow to the height 
 
 ot hftecn Ipan, .and at every Ipansdilfance ihci. aieeer- .".-■...• 
 tain Joynt>; outot the fides Ihoot feveral little, Stalks or"**"' 
 r.iaiKlies, which have a white Pitli within, and if broken 
 ott and let 111 the ground, will theinfelves 111 fix or eight 
 months have gotten Ivoots bii; enough for l-',iod, for''tis 
 to be noted th.at this Root is' the main thing thevni'ake 
 their dead of; tliey /tee|i it 111 Water, and t'hen makingi, i- 
 It up m Halls with their hands, they dry it upon Hurdles " 
 over tlieSmoak, liieii they fcrape and lilt it, and lo get a 
 rioiir wliiJi is whiter tl., in that of Wheat ; this F'om 
 nux'd ill a certain pnportioii with the law M.iirlloc.i, 
 makes 'em a Bilcuit, which tli.v call li'l.iut if tie li:,,' 
 bctaiifc It ferves the P',ts,«„ci ■ and liuiiiiis when they go 
 to Sea-lervice. There is alfo aintlier f,ri ot Mifcn'it 
 wlu, !i IS mailc of the Water or )iiier of the jiieen Root! 
 congeald and dried by the Sun or the Fire ;"this is„f;ili 
 the uhitelt and purefl, and islo delicate, th.it 'tis in, id; 
 onlv tor the fell fort of I'cople. 
 
 ■Jfiis M.mJlu.i Root fc rvcs '( ui f, r the makini; levcial 
 lorrsof lirfith alio, and tlmfe fo veiy lualthlul aiid r, Ito 
 1 itive, t'lat thev give 'em to (ick IVople, .i, the moh pro- 
 per and etfeCtiial means ro re. over "eui. Biit beli.Us all 
 tliele • 'les, they make C aki ,, I';, s, Fntiers,.iiid I., imne'.i 
 of it ; yea, there's hardly any uletul or phatant fort ol 
 Food belonging to ,1 Ho„l'e, and which can be made of 
 CJrain, but they tetcli ,t out of tlli^ Ki or. 
 
 As for tlicMediciiial Vertucsofit. 'tis coinirierded as 
 an excellent Remedy agaiiilt the bituv.;s of vennnious 
 Cre.itures, when 'tis prepard In drying' ;n the Sni. ,ik ; 
 notwuli(liiid:iig to eat this Root raw'is of dargcious 
 coiifcqucnce, tor it contains a cold crude J iq or, 'f.hieli 
 prciluccs fatal etfecis in tlicRodv of Man, vetr titer Ani- 
 mals have the privi,ege of ea'iug it rawwiihout any 
 hurt, and not only fo, but with a great deal of beiietit, 
 for it fattens and nourilhes them ro a gnat degree ; bri 
 (houll they drink iheexprdsd juice, it vvouK! mfa.libly 
 kill 'eiu, and they would live no longer thaiuill that got 
 down into their Stomachs. There is one particular Ion 
 of it which the hijiuis call .-hplm, that they except fioni 
 this property of poyloning when eaten raw, and whuh 
 boil'd or toafted is very well tailed. and makes good Hour 
 for Cakes and Bread ; but the Wmes whiJi the tn.'.lnin 
 makcot it are kich a Mediv ine loi the I iver, that t.itheu 
 frequent drinking of this I iquor is atirihutcil their trce- 
 dom from all Difeafcs incident to that p'rt. 
 
 The Herb \fi,.t is very coiiur.on m th .s Country, ii is^^■•. •, 
 like the Semfcrilix or Herb .//-im, and 1,... 'eaves ike 
 that, but ntt fo tliick, and is all round '..out full ut 
 (harp Prickles : in the middle of it giuv, . a Fruit like a 
 Pine-apple, full of Fiowirs of divers colours, and vav 
 pleating to the fight, and at the bottom ^oiiie out four 
 or five .Sprigs, which aie tit fur planting. The Fruit is 
 one of the bed in the 'World, has a gr.itet'ul fincll .md ,1 
 very p!ea'.!int talle, and is very full ofjuhe; if o; i, 
 would I on, pare the talle of it to that .if any otiier known 
 l-'ruit, one would lav it lelembles tlu.t if a Melon, bin 
 'tis vaftly better. The Juice is very giiod for titeni tliai ,.|i 
 are troubled with the Stone, but fiuiid to be as hurti'ul 
 wherever there is a '-'ev er ; and tor a v uigar ule of ;t, it 
 perl'ecfly t.ikes away all fpots out of Clotlies. Tins Fi u.t 
 iS f ) vi.ry plentiful, that the hi.iir.,is \'...-cn their Hoe,^ 
 with I', and cxecpt fome fmall quantitiia that arc pie 
 lervd li r a liirt ot Sweetmeat, they have no other vvav 
 lor ,0111111011 Ipending of em, but only to cur. them to 
 Sea, where the .Sea-lick People eat 'em, anvl lind lieneht 
 I.y cm ; ,iiid then to inl'id'e 'em in Wine, and drink a 
 dtauglit of it 111 the morning, they look upon to be vcrv 
 who I fome. 
 
 Hie F'lg-trcc /'rtco/'.t, which grows heie very common- i.-i^., , 
 
 foi 
 
 .f tilt 
 
 l.ii 
 
 ha 
 
 Iv, \. ih,ii wli\ h tbi Niiivcj c.dl .(,/,!, ', l-ii'.-trce 
 
 It i^i 
 
 vcrj 
 
 fj'C.uiri 
 
Lib. V. 
 
 I o! u j. ws-laip iliat 
 illiUK'. lor, anj iC;,|| 
 inii, iliat pare of tli 
 
 Chap IX. 
 
 An A count of the L'otmtry of Brail Ic. 
 
 721 
 
 very liij;, .iinl grows toiwcnty quarters Idiw, ilic S"!'' very llomlcraiiJ thin, and h.niti{;niil\ i.\\c ilioiigniul !lc 
 is lot't ami IpoiipN, the I.civts cxtrcjiiily loii;:;, Cinooih ri',M.. li pp .rt auJ liol.l 'cm r("ii;.Thi.i-, \\w V.'in h ilii V-' 
 aiiil lijt't Ike (lie ii'irt^.ii;'; VeUer, U p!e.!!'.uii!y_eool ar.il tear \\-\ wiilil I wint« 'em aboI;r, aiul:r;ivc\nt li:!!^;;':',!; 
 
 tbthc Man~ 
 ^uele and a 
 
 ili(hmce ilic\. .»ieeep--^'j'j . 
 fe\ir,il little Si.iJks (.r"**'' 
 witliui, ami ithroken 
 ulelves ill (ixor eijilit 
 iiii;li t'.M I'cioil, tor''tw 
 main tliiiii; ilieviiiake 
 Iter, anil ilieii iiiakiiip, ii, y ^ 
 I Jry It upon Hunljes 
 mi lil'i It, anil i.> tjct a 
 it'WIicat ; tins I'iniii 
 li tlie law Mnrlioc.f, 
 all Ziy.;.iV. />,>;;:„, 
 I {iiili ml wlici! they go 
 Mtlier in ot Milciiit, 
 lei fit ilie jiietn Kcoi, 
 tliel-'ire ; tliU i-drall 
 L^licate, ih.iL 'li.s m.ulc 
 
 f r the iiiaMiii', level ,il 
 ly iKaltlihilaiKl r. II,) 
 Lopic, .'l^ ilie ninfi pre- 
 ■ "eiii. Biit beiJiiis all 
 , l'ntters,.iiul t. uiMiel.i 
 111 or pUatant lort ol 
 vlueli c.iii Iv made ot' 
 ^ R. or. 
 
 it, tis eoimncrileil as 
 
 ' bitiiii;s ol \eiionHnis 
 
 lry;i'._n in the Siiu .ik ; 
 
 raw i< 01' tlirecioiis 
 
 eviuie J iq ur, V, liiiji 
 
 it Man, \etf ihcr Aiii- 
 
 it raw wiilumt any 
 
 j;rca: Jeal ol beiielii, 
 
 1 a i-i\at lit'j'.tce ; iirt 
 
 .e, it n.,iil>! iiit'iilibly 
 
 jngcrihaiitill that au; 
 
 ; ii one parti>u!ar loii 
 
 that ihey except tVoiii 
 
 au'ii law, aikl wliuli 
 
 andii.akosgoovllloui 
 
 lies whivli the InJinin 
 
 the liver, that t.nlieii 
 
 atiril-ureil ilieir tVre- 
 
 hai p'f. 
 
 m tti ,s C'oiintiy, it isi,-.. ;. 
 nnd 1, .■ ' ,a\c? i ke 
 roij:i>' '.out hill ut 
 j;ios'. . a Fuiit like a 
 ers colour:,, and VLty 
 )uoni ,oilie out four 
 anting. The l-'riiii is 
 a pritefiil fuicll .ind .1 
 lull of Juice ; il' 01 e 
 It ,it any other known 
 thr.r if a Melon, bui 
 vy g(;od tor tiieiii iliai . , i 
 'unid to bo as hurtliil 
 ■ a Mi^jiar ul'e of it, it 
 f Clothes. Thisl-ru.i 
 1 (...•en their Hoi;- 
 uantitiia tiiat are pre 
 ■y ha\c no other uaj 
 only to c.iirv ihein to 
 t 'em, an,l lind lieneiit 
 in\\'::ic, and drink a 
 ' look iip'jn to be I L 1 ;. 
 
 ivslieie very coirnu-n- p,!... 
 /./•'' ', I'n;-;ree ; 11 i-.-' 
 vet; 
 
 relVelliiiig, that People lick of 1-evcr.s'havc thele applied 
 to 'em to abate t'.ieir \ii.!e.'t licits and v.\:'in: 'em ealie 
 The l-riiii ijroWjiii chilli rs likel'igs.iij rA ceitaiii I'l' ''■'•- 
 iiili, which con e out of the iii.iiii S'.<lk every toot di- 
 Uance, and each chiller • oiiiain-'. about two biiiiircd ol 
 the Mtis, foiiielimes more andlometimes lei's. '1 In I'nnt 
 gather d and laid to ripen becomes \ery yellow, and ae- 
 •piire.s a plcafant taltc ; but belide.s is graicfuliiels 10 the 
 I^^late,■ti^ niedieinalio the lioJ;. ,asthofetliatlie ilowno' 
 'crsor that fpit I'lood do e.s'pirienee to theuber,elii 
 
 and thole that have b.'eii troublti! uith the IMesafl-.i 
 thev arti r.! relief in th.ir I'.ife. 
 
 te en.iiiin. 
 
 Tl: 
 
 Si' 
 
 m lo inanv r.i;.;s, tha'tii thofe iliat look ou em 11 ,1 ,.' 
 Ilaii e, rhell;riili,ai>p, ji tobcal! l*'!!-^ wiib lv.i;l'ef .. 
 
 ■IhsCourtry .iffoiils ifircof tliolc liees likcwilc ihal 
 bear the .J',,!*/,;, thut liable aii,l iilUul Fini; wtit hcv " 
 tliele ot ihe .//w/.v/t'rt'i growth .ire beiiei oruor., I'.iin 
 thole in oiliu parts of the World is not readilv toa'.b' ' 
 '1 ^ eeitaiiiihal here 'be; .ire very e nee', lent. I 'ic |-'laii' 
 i'. in liirin I ke the i' ,:.■'■ h /.!,.•■, wiili crooked Iiiidiv.i: 
 I.e.ivcs which are divided round aloin I'uir.etliii.;' •\- 
 l'"e'ersor that fpit I'lood do e.s'pirienee to their ber,elii.. 'Ite .\loe, and ol ihe I'oiiii ot iho.eof ilie grc.'cM !"!■■ \ 
 T his is an ordinary I'lUit alfo in their (Jardens, and they the 1-riiit i> as bij; as an or.'.ir.iry .Mi luii.ar.l c,f the ihape 
 have of 'em all the Year round. 'ol ,1 I'ine-.ipple, prviwiiii; after the mat lur of on- .\rt:- 
 
 ')f the l'.ihii-:,ees of this Country -of wiii.h they make >lioke ; wlun tln'y ,ire ripe rhey are of a g.liUii co'oer, 
 four or live kiii.'.s) there is one fort parti, ularly w'hii li!.ind yald the imell of ; lie hi 1111 o'' tin ; , ' '. V... m !e, lo 
 r,.. a Colt if they call )"/, that bears aelultcrot Fruit like Dam.ilens,, that .|„ y dilVover tlieiiirclve> bv tlie.r line Ii. n" 10 il-.ofe 
 iii but the whole is lo large and he.ny, that a ni.ui c/.n tli.it walk 111 the U'o.)d^ and other (laces Mbcre they 
 
 hardly lift it with one hand ; the Kernel u of ilie big-|grow ; in talleilie\ exiell to that i'ci,rec, tliai nore of 
 iiel's of a Cihetry, and may be eaten, tho' of the Vimt iilonr |neleiv'd iTuit-, do go bcvoi.d 'em, ji.d. :lu Liijiior 
 le!fwe have no account either oneway 01 the oilier, .hawn Irom 'em by e.\pri-llii 11 is neiaiiig infciicur to the 
 i;pin the topwjf thife 'I'leei ihce grow certain Wiutc. AI.i.».y 1 Wine- 
 
 Teii.lrels ,ir young branches, •.vhii h tliey cut ort' and cat,! 'llie Plane Mwcuin runs np the Walls nnd. T'-,i ■: like 
 
 I'vV. i: is e.y pretty to loo'^ upon when 'tis in b..uver, 
 and yields a is, end Fruit, whuh is not .-iUv:ivs of the 
 The Tree call d ./'''"' 'oy the /! ^',',''.n,j is fiinething fame colour, I'lit lonie ycll.nv, and others blaik, and 
 like the V.i:i!i, but tlic Siock is armd in every lide wiih divcia other c, 1 ins belides iii, : The little Kerne' .-nil 
 Iharp I'horns an 1 I'rickles, whtcli will do the pure c<e- Jircc witbiii arc of a plcalim; tail 
 t'.ition lipoiiaiiiansFinyersthitto.cliei'einthai f 
 iiy Needles Would do : it beaf a Fruit not very laij',, 
 but which cont.iinsa Kernel as white as Snow, and not 
 to be eaten. 1 hr; 'Free feems to be a kind of liboiiy, tor 
 the Wood is Miy bla k, I'o hard that the Hufririn make 
 Arrows .iiid Cla'is of it. and lii lieavv that, being thrown 
 into tlieW.iter, it preler.ily liiikito the otiom. 
 
 There are Trees alf , wIiolV Woods ate of divert other h,.l|o\\M 'em ihev ufc 'em f : Villebi.> larrv Wa-L' 
 colours, and foiiie of em as vanoully entct'.ain.ng the A/. /.V/ of many forts, the III ,i' (.' - •-- winch r I'ke ' I 
 Smell wi-li their dirteieni fcen'.s, a-, thev do th'' S)iglit ntp. and the T:..-! l/s, that reten 
 with their to'oiuj ; one particularly perfume.^ the .'\ir puijte a man that e,lt^'eIn. 
 like a Rorcbulli.aiid anotliet thai throws out a rue. like! Bin the Roct call'd by them 7'''- 
 alied of Carli k ; tins latter Tree is fo Urong, thai iioJAfrs .1 ,1; of the .hi::"::] la rcnia I I'lc t u 
 man can endure tie- place where 'tis either hewn or alfi ; it ,s a long R.io; like a K.i.b.lh, i;''a -coii c .-.'.. • 
 burnt; 'tii every way a Poyfon to the whole Body, as I^igiiefs, and purges lurticiently ; 1 c:u 'ii ill, iti\i.';.or 
 well us to the Nofe, andifaiiiaii eats the K.Tiiel el ilu' W.iiei, 'lis a Medi.ine f.rthe./,;"- xaA p,>fr 'd r 
 Fruit, lie is in as much danger of dying by that as by 1 he, made into a fort of Nfjima'ade, is t,i!..ii to \i.i;. gi 0.1 
 horrid Itiiik without '"ting. The Nati.ei pafs by all purpofe upon fevera! oihcr accounts, 
 thefe bad qualities, aiidlo\etlie Fruit notwithltaiiding, I he F ant /-/■voi ij a .Spcciliik f r th' .''/"• v; lii, j 
 bccatife it furnillies thciii with inateri.ils for .naking their Stalk is a .juarter of a yard long, and the Root rather 
 Rattles. The Leaves of this 'Free rcleuible the Leaves more; it hajoiily f mr 01 five I eaves, but tlu fe ' a in- 
 of our Apple-tree.s, and the Fruit appears {in ll.ape) ileed the whcle Plair } of a very r.trk and Idthy Irell: 
 fomcthing like a rough Chefnut. They beat the Root w^ll, .\n\ tlien inl'urc i' .nWai,.', 
 
 ThcChi»i,:-tiee is of an iikliHerent height, witli I ca\es letting it ll.iiid all nighi, ibe next moriii. g il ey It an ;t 
 of the fiinc green and form too as thofc of a !ia\-trec, oft'aiul drink the Intulioii, wh .h purges './ ctlcvtua ly. 
 and a Fruit as big as a Child's Head, not round but mv.iI ; |ti,at the malignant 1 lumont is cntiie.y ^arricd auay and 
 the hard Shells of thefe f.Tve 'em for Rattles, and being c.uirpated by it. 
 
 alio dniJed in half, tlicy are ufed let Cups and other (■<n/:/i.:;'.t ii an Heib whiJi for i's luigii'-r vcrtee in 
 finaller Houfliold Velfels. _ ft. 'ring the Body Irom all the iiiuhicvoes eti'ecli ot 
 
 To this ufe alfo do thev put the large Fruit li the Poyfons, particularly liiat of Selpent^, has got the name 
 Tree S.itr.: .-.lif, but Nature liaa ditedcd 'em to this by of 'iii.iksh 1: ; and 'tis tickon'd as good a Remedy as the 
 inaking the Fruit ill tl.L- f iriii of a Cup. In the bottom, T.'"Kv>.)/f and ll-J.t, t'lW U.-^or. -_//«.- or C/v ot A).: .rV: ./. 
 of il there are a p.iVicI ,if (mall Kanels that look l.ke^ There is no p.nt of ii .if any ligii'dicamy 101 ilnspurpof 
 Alnion.ls, and have the fame pleaiingtalle too. 
 
 The Fruit by the ll.v, a i.ms c.iU'd .kniow come 
 aTreeofthe height of our Setvi^e-tree, 'tis of the lliaj c fule in Water, and !',i diink the I.q'.or: .\\-\\ 'tis the 
 and bignefsota Hens-igg. and whciirlpe, of a golden fame i^jUrfe a.lo that is taken .1 a m.'ii be \vo nlnU.ith 
 colour like a (iuiiice ; n .iffords a |ui.e of a tart quick an eiivenom'd Pait or Arr> w, or i' he h s a T ,:• ; t' cy 
 tafte, and that is reekoii'd a very proper and good cooler liave no other method of piepariiv; t In '. 1 etlcn F:i- 
 
 'tut^hi 
 
 the'f me 
 , n..i- wliat tait ; but tak,'ii all togethei, 't's a bri It ol a \crv 
 goiv.l acoiint 111 the Country, and fro little if 
 i.e m s I 1 'he Plant bea'en Willi Verdeg.i 
 lick for ii.vcierae I 'ker.sand llie Po\. 
 
 To thill intiv be added the \;«/e<-.i.c.', tlie /) -.v.' ;■;..'• 
 both ted and biatk, (' ;«;/( • . and }\.,l' ^•U:.:ii f'l 111 t: 
 foils, ]'of i\ii, I': r p ..., liitaift, that nlicii tlicv II i\ 
 
 Cab'Mge». ; 
 
 -. -(.h-.-hi 
 I 
 
 C..K ,: 
 
 I but the Root oely, which is iliin and lleiider, and in the 
 es from iiiiddl,- lias a 1-viiot like a Button ; this tlay I'Cat and in- 
 
 fortheBoJ), when difirder'J with any preteinaturaf tieiit a De^ftof this Water, which tit 
 
 lieatti. 
 
 pnco-.tu,- l^ a Shrub often or twelve Hiet litgli, wiiji' 
 .1 Sto, k inatn nines as thick as a nuns Thigh, iwA yet 
 
 requires 
 
 The Herb '1' lt.^v^ or T.neroqt.i is 'is 
 it) a Solar Plant, froiti the pinicnl.tr r 
 
 li lite f.oiil'call 
 
 For all that lii tender that ii may be ut afunder with a that 1 niuinary ; it lie^ as n were deac, and w ilut'd, 
 Swoid It one Itnike. The Fruit it lelf has the name ot quite lliut up and contraiited all night long, .-.n i 11 ihe 
 V-.cf, and 'lis as long as a man'i Hand, and not unlike- a momiiig, as f on as the Sun is up, it begins to teeover 
 (^ii.uinbcr cither ill coloin or Ihape when it ccmcs to be and lltew all the marks ol Fife, in the t pctitng ar.d ex- 
 ripe; but then tlirie grow' lor the moll part twenty and Ipandiiig of 11 lelf, and fprea,ii;ig ittiMiiv.ei^ ; ih.ii^ t; eo.'i- 
 tweiity five thick togeiliet upon every Bough, fo that the tiiiucs lill Siiti fet, and then it dies away a am, i 11 thi; 
 fir.t/iii.ui/, when they gatli.r and carry 'em to their Cot- comloiia'.'le Beams of the next moriititg '"ui c ir.eanl 
 tage«,dn olien hiid themlelves loadcil with .1 few of thofe 'give it a new reliincTli 11. 'Flic Root ot 'bis Plant is 
 Boughs. When the Fruit is ripe, the Kiiop being piill'd very jagge.l, the I'laiiches lleiider, tlie I ei- es like them 
 crt'afier the manner of a fvelli-g.iilici'd big, it fcemsi lot- -of H.i,/', ihe Floweis red, and eonie forth a 1 at the veiv 
 ty i\ii\ full of little ilulkets, upon which account tlieiii top : It's god to dellroy lllim. both in Men .iiid ,ther 
 that eat it do imagine almolt tluy are earing a Fi^, ami ' .\iii.iiaN, and the li,:l\ii:t iwhen iluy ate liik. ; eu'tnie 
 indeed the t.iiu is not on') ,is j.,)o,l, but much better .tliemfcKe.s with it, lo pieler\e 'em bom d\tiig; bi:i 
 than that of the moll deli^ati I'lgt, that come from A/:/- jh,ov vain I'oever that Fancy be, 'tis pretty certain iliar it 
 ji'ir. 'Fhe Leaves of the I'.i. - I'o- are in form like thofe 'u.av preferve a man from dying of the /i .ii.k- ',..v, it he 
 of .'/cr. ;■-/')' cl, but big enough to cover the ll'::i it lelf|iiles it in good time, for 'tis ell cent 'd a very gr.'at Relin- 
 as well a^ the ?•" cl tint giovv s m t; ; the length of 'em dy fir that UiHemper, bin th.ii ti.s not the Finnci that 
 is generally lis foot, and the breadth two, but titc; .lie ,ute ne-tlicr, bur the iiifuli-.m or lenie etlter '.nvpaiatio.n 
 
 
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 r'l'thcH/,iMt, .iccoiiiins as iliofi' lirifili.m Doiilors pliall 
 to ii-annif it. 
 
 TIk- lame is partly the voniip of the Herb ]■ :)i'.:\^n.ia. , 
 n Iiclps till- /• «A, .iMil IS iipmi iii.iny accomits more pro- 
 pi'i- fill \V. iMun than Men , tlic Knots of it are lo loii;^ 
 lh,it il Joi s iiliiir.lt txctcil iflicf; rheRiiiJ is very lltrni', 
 
 i;: 
 
 make of it it about tlii'ir BcJs, as we ll.all fee taithi-r i y 
 aiiJ hy. 
 
 MijUcI' t'.r.nvs licre nlfi. aiiM .;ft tlu- Hriers and Rulhc?, 
 wliiih.t other n'.ili aliihc .-i il i f the i)J..iiiter,vibri;iii < 
 iiKJ ll.iwci-i, perfumes the W'co.i* .-.Iter a iiiolk pleafaiit 
 iiKinn.r. Ini'icfe Wooiis vnti timl Rte.!,. ..!' the hi);ii.-ls 
 of a Man's Ixj,, and whilll they .ire llaiilni" \ipon' the 
 i^roiiii:!. ri very tender, that with one l-i'ow "of a Sword 
 one may Kit ol'f the l.irp^li ot em, yet let 'em be but 
 drud and jou'll (iiul 'em hatil and ihH enonfh ; theW ,. 
 ■■'/<'.").• Iiea.i their .Arrow w it!i 'em, ,iii : they .-ire fo very 
 pier.in ;. that whatever nilJ Heall is llriuk witli 'em li 
 (nil \v .er to ram! :ic the Woods any iiioie. 
 
 ,...,,-.,'*' I' 'cs the Reeds, they li.ne .as ina-iy '. ancties oi" 
 
 NVoend, it ftuks 't'alt ' t.'anes, fume of which arc extuamlj hijj, and others* cry 
 I long, eonliliiiip of a gre.it nnml-er of joji.ts and thele 
 the hu'.i.iiit life fir Weapons .dfo. 
 
 To coiic'iido, the Pfinrs found here that to-ineiJc 
 with thole of our own (.oimtry, arc Kt/u, i'.; /A, fur. 
 '!'■■'«, B'://.'-/(M../, SVrr,./.,y.''.. ll-r; Kv.i.'^e, Ihr,..-y,y„l, 
 Miiir, in'/./ S^-j^ , rhn'fneh cf thcfe as fmell llrong eiiov.j;h 
 
 ias they call It docs this ferviecintlie : m our CliiiMie, have Init very litile (if any at all) in 
 and a iju.it miiiiher if internal Mal.i-i t'lat. 
 
 This foUoT'ini^ Account of fomz other Bralillaii 
 / 'c^ct-tbU.'^ tho it rv.is not lit of time c>ioit([h 
 to be put into the fore^oinji^ one, yet dcfirvc^ 
 to be prcjcntcd to the Re,idir, rrhich xvcf!).iU 
 therefore do. 
 
 aiiil ler.es fur ilie luakniK fiiMtaniial C'orJs and Cables 
 
 f'M Ships, which are . f fiieh a iiirue, ihai 1') lemg in 
 
 the V'--,-i- iluy i;io\v i^reen. 
 
 Ci.-. i.fi';. IS a fmali llcr'.-, ulmli bears a 1-iowcras 
 
 bit; .IS a H.ille-nut, wiili a ven lewl lave,,, j;reen above 
 
 and v\'liite iindeiiieaili ; the Rons and l.iaves Ikaiiip'd 
 
 are .111 i\ client Renu ly ;!,■ iiiill all furis rf Vouiid-i, 
 
 bi:t '.hey life ihe I eat aifi it leif without any Itamping or 
 
 prrrlini.', for ciilv U^irg it tilth' 
 
 1:11 I! h.iN dune the bulintfs. 
 
 The ilcili ( ■ ■I'.iK. .1 liives for ihe eurcif -.Id Sorea that 
 
 arc advaiic d part the reach of all other Remedies i they 
 
 lay It both liei.'il and beiiii to the pan atleOted, and it 
 •I'Mckly mailers the I'I.er, diiis up the Ihniioui, and 
 lrin|;s a riwSkin 
 
 'Ihe //•■> ;/-/ 
 cafe I .f W, .iind.s, 
 
 (iicstoo ; they life it fir AOIima's, Coughs, Catarrhs, dil 
 orders if the Head and 5<tnnu. h ; but the /'..i.'.':;in-/-and 
 ln,:!.i>i' do make fume other ( .ird thofe very unholy and 
 unclean) nfes ut this lir.ly Pl.ui!, furthiy'll lit and luck 
 »he iro.ik oii't for .1 whole dn together, till they areas 
 drink as In mam .Apts; they iiake certain I'ipcs or 
 7 u! cs of Palm-leaves, and lill 'em with this Herb dried, 
 aiiv! then fetting tire to it at one end, and holding the 
 otlier in :he;r mouths, thcv kcip drawing till they have 
 drawn thcinl'elies into a Kate of abfolute Drunkennefs ; 
 and they ire not con'entcd neither ro do this all thcday 
 '■ ":;, b.ir the /'. nwiLCjc will do it in Bed, and the InJi.nii 
 i-' tiiiy he 111 their Hammocks f r a whole night together, 
 "■id are the next inorning as mellow as if tJicy had been 
 -riiikirig Wine cr ilrung Beer all that time. /^F the //e.jintv tree, the Aufhc ■ I'whofc Name we know °''''-'' 
 
 (.'. ii.-:.,'.(;i/,i..i is leskond lo be the Mirtle of Portii^il, ^-^ not) obferves, that the Timber or Wood it felf is 
 and bilidis odier excel!' lit I'riiperties. has this, fo ctt'e- found to be fit fur no ufe whatfocvcr, but ir atl'oids a 
 ct lal'v toespel .'/;,.../. u't of the Budy, that thofe that fort of a Gum good tor painting, and tliat in great plen- 
 «.i' il do oi.l naniv Mud. em prefently. fy; vi\x.\\ the Bark uf it they dye their Yarn atid the Vef- 
 
 t"i)H.! .-. i.'/m/,:, IS a Pl.iiit that refembles the .9n:/i'j of fels they ufe about their Houles : If the lame be ftamii'd 
 P iiii^ 11, 'he Watei vvhi rein tis boil'd is an admirable and boil'd with Copper till the third part of the Water 
 R' iiiedy tor n. -.",/' v, and f.'iff« /fji.w.r'j; the Flower be confuni'd, 'tis a fovereign Remedy foi old Sores, and 
 of it Is verv linr and lovely to look upon, and finely makes 'em hcaK;u:ckly. 
 leeiitcd . • . - . - . ^. . . 
 
 Houles and Alta 
 
 .lijiii Is tho V e-y Sm.iH-'^e of Prnfiigrl, and has the fame together like the Jclfatnin, and fmcUs as well ; the Fruit 
 V'ertues ; it is fonr.d only about the ,Sea-coalV, ef[:ccially ' is as big .as an .Apricock, yellow, but fpottcd with black, 
 in the River e.f Jkhcic, \'nr which reafon perhaps "tis that and within ha', feveral Kernels, which are eaten as well 
 it is fumiuli li;a:pcr and more pungent than that of Pj/- j as the Fruit .t felf; they arc wholfom, well taHed,and lie 
 II'?.:'. ,lo li^ht upon the Siomich, tint thofe w'no have eaten 
 
 'I'lie hl:/:.init:'.lnv of this Country h.at the fame effects ever fo many can hardly Hnd they have eat any at all : 
 with that otherwhere, the Flowers arc a curious red, Ihe Tree an I Fruit both being green, arc full of aclaiii- 
 very large, and look almoll like Povni^T/ Rofcs. imv milky Juice, and bitter to the talle ; the Fru ' is al- 
 
 r.i,.;^;,.i.'.! is a fc:' of Ihiltle that bears a yellow Fruit 1 ways gather'd green, and laid ro ripen in -heir Houfes. 
 as lone as one's linger, wliicli eaten raw will blifter the j The Fruit Mu/u.uxi is like the wild Pear of I'jrturnI, 
 J.ips, but boil'd II loalitd, pr«duccs no ill ctfeifls, only it has a very long Italk, and is alw.ays (like the fornirr) 
 the\ re foil idden to Women withChild, bccaufc they i taken green otJ" the Tree ; the trunk of it affords a milky 
 arc U;,l infalliMvto caiife Mil'carri.age. ] ! iquor, but ot luch a conlillencc when 'tis well fettled 
 
 There ari alio nihcrs of thefc Cf^^^uets! that have and congcal'd, that if the Inh.abitants had the Art of 
 valt f.iiip Leaves like F'l.ip';, and bear a Fruit like the iWjm 
 ,1 before memiiiii'd, but not n all wcll-tafted ; the bcfl 
 . par' 1 f:he I'iaiit is thel.eaf, of which a very fine fort of 
 a Thread ma\ be made, ht for many good purpofcs, but 
 in order tc- ihe ;;enlng nf this Thread, they prepare the 
 l.eat by fltepmg it in Waier. 
 
 I'lmh Is a Plan: thai eomes up from the Earth like a 
 String, and riles up lo the tops of the highell Mulberry- 
 trees, to wliuli fomeiimes all.) it grows clofe like Ivy ; 
 t' cy arc ex eciliiifi Itroni; and tough, and therefore fe sq 
 f r all manner f't 1 indiiigs, even thofe that arc as big as 
 1 Mans l.ec may le wound and twilled about without 
 buakiig. I he I'ark or Rind is an infallible Poyfon rri 
 beirji call iito ihe Water, leaves hardly 
 
 t;hip.i 
 
 being fo, they tife it to adorn both their | Tho A/.ij.^.iin-trees have green Leaves all the Year "•"'fJ*-' 
 
 round, and bear Fruit twice a Year; their I'lower is al- 
 
 MkTMt\f, 
 
 writing Letters, this might fervc 'cm inftcad of Sealing- 
 wax. 
 
 1 he /Itaca is a fDrt of a final] Pear, :'or at leaf! nearer 
 that than any orher Fruit) the colour of wliich is yel- 
 low, red, or green, for there are of all thcfe kinds in 
 Bmfiif, and thole very common and plentiful too j it is 
 a Fruit that holds very near all the year round, and is 
 plcafant enough in the eating, cipecially to them that 
 love but a fmail rclilh of the luwre. 
 
 The Umbu is a great Tree, not vcrv high, but well 
 
 fprcad ; the Fruit is like a white Plumb, and therefore 
 
 the I'o'iii^urjc do give it that Name ; it has this odd 
 
 property, that it makes thofe Pcple lofe their Teeth that 
 
 ■ Hill, an.! beirji call iito ihe Water, leaves hardly cat it ; but the Root is much more favourable, it has no 
 
 iiiv of 'rm alive : This teems to bi fomething of the iintluencc to make a man lofe any good thing belonging 
 
 fame luuiie wiih a kind of Wood (before delerib'd ) ]to him, but will contribute to the ridding him of wliat- 
 
 v.l'i. li hill the like mifshie'. ous clfecls upon thcFilhcs. ever is evil and troublcfom, for they give them with ad- 
 '1 lie ll.^inr -.liir i',r>'i'-f.yti!'i arc found in great nuin- vantage to People in Fner , and they fervc inftead gf 
 
 i-ers '11 t'.ii- Country ; ihey grow ro an iiulifferenr height, I Water to thnfc that travel the Defarts, bccaufe being na- 
 
 aiid have Flowers like ihe iitile yellow Ralls of Cucmn- 'ttiially very cool and rcfrelhing, they help to abate the 
 
 I'Ci't. The Fruit, when ripe, divides it le!f into f lur 
 
 parfs. each of v. hcU yieldo ilie Cotton in ll.ieks of the 
 
 bignrfsil a Itile Rill ; in ihe midlt of th'l'e tlorks .are 
 
 fininil coriM'ii black drains very compadl and c'ofeprcfs'd 
 
 tugeilier, in form and bignefs not much different from a 
 
 Piciii. 1 11.' ii>.J/;.V Women are very skilful in gaherini; 
 
 »i*d fpinnir.g this Iivnl':/:nc CuuWjand the great ulcihey 
 
 ihe( 
 III! 
 .\hi 
 brin 
 veili 
 and 
 I 
 tree 
 the 
 f-en 
 
 AllK 
 
 t.'.fi 
 11 ea 
 oft! 
 fire 
 Neti 
 
 ■' I '' 
 
 rriii 
 
 tliul 
 l.:i,, 
 lalle 
 then 
 and 
 
 I'C.JK 
 
 and 
 
 .. Tl 
 piert 
 is wl 
 
 r lit 
 
 the 1- 
 uiiur 
 \ er\ 
 I ml- 
 /-;.:'/. 
 i;noil 
 
 A 
 
 nion 
 
 Tl 
 
 fur It 
 
 lende 
 
 Lirtiiie 
 
 IV he 
 
 The ' 
 
 and I 
 
 to rei 
 
 I'eriii 
 
 and I 
 
 tlur ; 
 
 all o 
 
 (tan- 
 
 C, 
 
 flrait 
 
 that I 
 
 even I 
 
 good 
 
 wrapt 
 
 Autlir 
 
 thcV 
 again 
 der to 
 his uii 
 Realf' 
 fcrat.-l 
 thisT 
 next 
 
 0".(« 
 
 /cry C( 
 ' of a I 
 
 violence or a man's tlurlt in that cafe. 
 
 The Tree eall'd J.tcr.fucAt.i ij one of the grcatcfl and ]trj-iits}t 
 fairelt of the Country ; it bears a Fruit like a Pot, and 
 big enough to anfwer the ufc of a Pot too, and is at Icall 
 two liugeis thick ; but the beft of al! is, that upon tliis 
 Pot there is a (;ovcr which fpuM'd off) dilcoveis the 
 N, ts that li" within, but if you flay till the Fruit is ripe, 
 
 I he 
 
 .f^'fji^l/iyj 
 
 .■h> 
 
 
 ford: 
 
 a pec 
 
 Sun f 
 
 takir.! 
 
 very 
 
 tintnl 
 
 firtl 
 
 of it 
 
 anoui 
 
 will'. 
 
 a Pot 
 arc ci 
 Blor 
 'il 
 'lis : 
 gea's. 
 
 r.v. 
 
 whiel 
 
 as!5u 
 ll.iii'p 
 a" 
 
 Ve-.leJ 
 
LiB. V. 
 
 -■ ll.all fcctaithcr i y 
 
 hf Piricrs ami Pufhcs 
 ic (K!iiut'cr.visl'l,iii.< 
 '.li'.T ,1 ii\oll plcnlaiu 
 ^c<\l;. i.f tlic lii(;ii.-l.s 
 i; llnuUnii iij-uii the 
 JUL b'ow 111' .1 SwcMii 
 yet lit 'tin be but 
 ill cnnni'li ; the tl ..■ 
 .111 1 ihty avo fo VLTy 
 is llriuk wall 'cm a, 
 
 mr>:c. 
 s ma'.y varieties oi" 
 
 liig, and others i cry 
 i( jojMS, aikl thelc 
 
 here that co-incije 
 : (-Vrwj, t'.: jl>, fui. 
 />j.r'.'; 1-, I'c'h.-rryal, 
 
 fmcll llroni; ciio'.;i;h 
 ; (if any ut nil ) in 
 
 c olher Braliliaii 
 't of ti»ic cnoiiiih 
 ine, yet dcfcrvc^ 
 r, trhich rrc/fi.tl/ 
 
 :iofcNair.c we know^''''-'' '■' ' 
 
 r or Wood u felf is 
 
 •T, hut It artliiJs a 
 
 I that in great plen- 
 
 r Yarn and the Vef- 
 
 thc lame he Itaiiiji'J 
 
 1 [art nf the Water 
 
 y foi uld Sores, and 
 
 caves all the Vcar ''-"'fJ 
 
 their Mower is al- 
 i as well i the Fruit 
 
 (potted with black, 
 :li are eaten as well 
 ,well tafted.and lie 
 c who have eaten 
 ave cat any at all : 
 1, arc fiillol'aclam- 
 le ; the Fru ■ is al- 
 
 I in rhcir Houfes. 
 
 d Pear of I'jrtu?^/:!, 'fwx";'. 
 i (like the foriiicr) 
 f it atfords a milky 
 en 'tis well fettled 
 Its had the Art of 
 inftcad of Scaliiig- 
 
 for at Icaft nearer -^"' 
 ir of wliich is yel- 
 f all thefc kinds in 
 plentiful too; it is 
 year round, and is 
 cially to them that 
 
 ;rv high, but wril o™t» 
 limb, and therefore 
 ic ; It has this odd 
 lole their Teeth that 
 ivourabic, it has no 
 
 )d thinj; belonging 
 Iding him of wliat- 
 
 glve them with ad- 
 :y fcrve inftcad g< 
 s, becaufe being na- 
 f help to abate the 
 
 of the prcatcrt and 7«fj/«"« 
 riiit like a Pot, and 
 It too, and is at icalt 
 
 II is, thar upon this 
 off) difcovds the 
 
 till the Fruit is ripe, 
 ilw: 
 
 tl'.e Flint is of the lize of a I'liic-ai'ple, being bitier 
 ('\:i'.r! than tailed, tikI m. re wiiuiloni ili.iii citli r : 
 Am'-,; ;;lt ill' f vtril Inns nf 'i in tiicrc is one call d / •^- 
 (.■..'( I'.i ,-u:.i, rlieFriiii of wh\h is I'lcold.that miu-hot 
 11 eaten h.i;, almfilt tli-' clfeCts of a l'oyf''n. The Rnot: 
 
 ic- 
 
 '•ttlicfe Trees li)r leiiity are asf j iiiaiiyCi'iks.aii.! the 
 fire ilie People out of thim dn make Buo.s fur their 
 Nets. 
 
 Of the I'!.pirn-:>fi there be two fii'ts, one bears a 
 Iruit .'.s bip ,is a no'id Oran;',e, and the Kind cf ir is as 
 tliiik asiha' jf :lie( >r;iiij;e 1% bu: within it y. u fin! a 
 ).;iHiid which you may cill aHoii.-y, ifat lealt the hvcL-t 
 lallc and the line Amber colour will ullow ic -.liar name ; 
 there is as uuich of it as rnnies to tlie qumtity ( f anb.;.:!;, 
 and there aref-'veral Kiriicls niix'd with K. The other 
 /'(•.;»-.-) is only for I imbcr, bir 'tis Ionic of thj he.ivieit 
 and nioft ilurablc of th s Country. 
 
 The 'free jf :l-i:i\\ii:i diltinj'.iiilhes i' fell by this in a 
 pi'.rty rcmaikabl'.-nrinnrr t'loni innll (.ilier Trees, tli.it it 
 
 e.i'.es elicu-'d ami laid Im a I'oeky .Sore, ilry and 
 heal it; tin \\V.,h! ha; the fame e.iect that ihc'd'-r 
 Wooil and th.it . f ti>e /;-/^7,' • , ave in the lame I )il*em- 
 per; and of the Flpwcrsthey i.ia.kc aC. '.f t'.ei.f iiotoii- 
 tcinptiMe ul'e in that . afc alii). 
 
 I he ^'oudCrf!rcliijt::c,;t>iiiil:i ha-, the Linr vi rfri .nith 
 the tornier, and bcli.ics it cures the i ooicm;- ; i!:sp,;ev, 
 and has a liaid Pith like the C/.jm Wood. 
 
 All the Coitntiy of /)i-.i///i.' abo:inds v\it!-. tl.': Trees 
 call'd 1 y them 7../.,,i,-i(./;,\r, ;iiid in that v. i;aa Remedy T^k.-j-,** 
 tor all ihleafcscf the l.iver, as powcrl'ul .-^ a'ly that's 
 known ; 'tis the 1 eaf that is to be eaten iir thii pi;r- 
 pofe raw, and as it comes from tlicTree ; a:.d the Au- 
 thor lecms_ to fpcak with ni.Te tli.in uid.inavy ail'urancc 
 in this cafe, .-.shavipi: been ( tis probal le, a:i 1. cwit- 
 nif- to a et'tiiidcr.ible number of Cures. 
 
 I lie H,f:' -we alforils a Remedy a> p^vxr and line for ''•'''• 
 tliv! I I'otliacli, which is the Kcot (aliiiicbit l' it p c 
 I" ihe hollnw ofthe 'I'ooth, bit then it l^.tcs and rcazcs 
 wholb Ik'ic; with I'liiit fioiii the very 1<™>; to the vip 'he roin^iic like (iinpcr, and coii;eiiii ut v diSw! pIcMV 
 1: tipli or SiM-i;:; all ahmp the Hi dy i,f the Tree yiU tiiid . >^' _Rh.''ini, svhuh may do i-ood in other c.ife< 
 tlicFniir, as well as In the iirpennnll liran-hcs, andfij 1 he C'/^/m /•'//., m Tree is rc|H)ited 1 1 uiow ni fl .f' c, i xj7jf.,N>. 
 
 "nd thc\;.!«,'i/./Mlcclarc 'tisasijo.d ;is that will lK(inK3 
 
 .•\i;i!ijr di.e- n n prc- 
 icrc. 
 
 rile _.-/(/..'i trees aie very lair and pr.'at, th.ir Wood ^i.i. 
 lene< for all ules that Wood can be | ur t.i; the Fiu't 
 pivcs ., O.I f-.r Woiiii.K. but the hiimi \al.citas 
 mncli lot the ul'e they make of it m tlicn Unotion-. 
 
 The ■\/:..v/-.-^'Hi[ii/.M-ircc bears n Fiuit ."s bip as .m O-.w.vr.fi';'" 
 
 lumi;^ iloivnwarils ymi dn th'.- lame 111! sou coir.e to the 
 
 \ cr-, barth i' feif. The Fruir is of the bi^nefs of a pi od bom the balleiii Wo; LI ; but our \v.; 
 
 1 iiuoi;, atid has a fiure ta(b', like fine Cirapcs; the fend to have fnind any " 
 
 /'i..''/,rw, mak'' a kind of a VVinc of it, bit what ur how 
 
 (jnod nvcarc n'lt aide to liy, 
 
 As fur the I'lh!', I',::fr, and C c^a'i, they arc too cam- 
 nion to iiililt- upon their defciiption. 
 
 The f .ibi.triu.i ij a \ery huge frecan.! attiirdsT imbcr 
 
 f ir ihcnj;th and ferMcc inl'criour to none; but'.h.it wb.iclii '■an.^c, in which arc a parcel of Kernels, fmiii whence 
 lenders this Tree moll valuable is the fivcrcipn Halm it| thcydraw aroth- r fiTtof Oyl to ar.oni^ then. Iclvcs with; 
 art'ord<, a lialm com pard to that of (;//.-«/, that pcrteCl-, the Hark k.lls the Fnlics, and all oilur Creatures iliac 
 Iv heals all preen wounds, and takes away the fcarr.' drink t!ie Water where 'tis calHuvc the fa nc ta'.e alfu 
 flic way of pettinp ir i\ to make an incilion inthe R irk, I he I'riiit of the ./.H'-.i/.vi./'.r-tree atfords a red ()\\,^i,rj-i,-n 
 an 1 lo the Halm dillilK from the Tree in'o a Vclicl let and th.it of the Mi\iw.p::r a bla .k inc. both which tlie 
 to reieive it : "lis a li«n that the Balm it felf is a rare A' '/ir ■"" very frci]utiitly anoint thcml'elvcs with : 'Tis 
 I'erfume, when the lark of the Tree is f > po'id a one, robe noted too tha' Fr.iit wla.h Mills the rcdOvl is 
 and tlic N.itives make Bracelets an I Ne.klacci of it upon red it lilt, asthatwhi li yicKIs the blaA i» bl.ick, and 
 that a.'counr ; bur the Woods where thcv I'row fuicllinp this latter i-. very much cltceind amonpft "cm, as a Me- 
 all over, will make a man leniible of this at Ionic di-, d:. ine of no liiiall verti e. 
 (tan-e. j T he ;,(<;/r.i:'.:-trce fs a \cry larpe one, bcain;^ arii.ii 'vfl' 
 
 C.,/'.'>/'.r is a fort cf F'ip-trcc, commnily very liiyji,' like an'.lrani'c, and in taiic like a Qinnce ; thei.e.if -e- 
 ftraitand bip, if it be cut it yields a \aft deal of Oyl Icniblcs that ot a \\",ihiiii, .m.l chani'es e crv moiirh ; 
 that fcrves b"tli for lamps and the cure of Wounds, the Timber is v.r\ ht toi Icrvi.-,-, and the Faii- a Remc- 
 tveii to the takiiif, away the .Scarr it felf: The Wood is,dy tor all lorts of Fluxes ; i ('this alio th y make an Ink 
 pond for nothing, the entire N'ertiic of the Tree beiiipj'ir a I'amt ro colour thciiif hes with, whuh when tirii 
 wrapt up in this oily ma'tor ; and theretore, tho our n-ade is white, and fo it continues fi r I n.e hours after 
 Author tells us that thcnrafts, who arc taught bv Karnic t s l.iid on upon their IVdics, but th "ti it diaiincs iii'o 
 the Veitues of this Free, will come and rub ihemleivcs the contrary • oloir,and they ii niaiii as b'ri.k as fo many 
 againft ir, as if 'twere to borrow fimetlnrg from it in or- i N'cprots ; not that the /i/.'/;.'.'.r«i do make thcmi'elves all 
 I'.er to the cure of their niltempcis ; we cannot be of over ol this coinplcxn n, they only pvc Ionic fnivMlrokcs 
 hisuund in this matter, b;:! believe th.it the fenx of the, about ihc I'.i,-i', Ariiis.md Lcps,draw a par oi Stoi kings 
 Realt's re.bbinp IS the very fame with th.at of a Min's pcrhaps.or.i llidi'd Doublet, oi liitnc oilier pcce of drcx, 
 f:rat.-hiiip where ir itilies, and that they doit a;;ainll i" niake thcn.''cl\es a littie line, bur ;lien all this hncry 
 this Tree, and not another, i., becaufe this ha; pen; to be, ^^''''ns ofl in ci^lit or nine days -in.c.ana ! .super tli.m that 
 
 they caii'i keep ir upon tlic:r Back> do what tliey will; 
 they imilt renew the deeaymp cof ur wl'.en that rmc is 
 cspa'd, and lay on fielh, orclfe they lie dnir I'Mnr.-.m 
 
 next cm, or to lie readicit in their wav. | 
 
 .i^.!j:'ii,tj .Itid'.iiitinj^n is another kind of Fip-trec, wlichaf-, 
 fordsOyl for Fiphis alio as the friiier ; but they diav/ 
 a peculiar Oyl from the Leaves, by layinp them iii the Fljlits, and become po.ir naked 
 
 ■ ay.i'nas they 
 
 < tret'., n akes tl.c .Skin ( cry 
 
 toiit;h and hard ; and 'tis to I c oM'civ ' •, ti'at in frier to 
 
 li.avc a Paint tliarllir.il aiiGvcr ilicd,ei fr tlie It dt m It 
 
 >'■('■• i!ic 
 
 ■■Ul.,.:i. 
 
 Sun for lomc days, then ftampinp and boilinp them, and wcrcbcl'HC : Repeatinp th 
 
 taking ort' the Oyl which fwims ,Tt top. 'fliis Oyl is a 
 
 very pood Remedy for thcni that are troul'led with con- 
 
 rinin! Vomitinps, ,in,l can't retain what iliev cat, as abb be p.ithcr'd preen, for benic ripe i' wil. ::o; do. 
 
 f-r tlie Cb.ulick and Obflrinilions in the Isowels ; the ufe! 'Thc'Fice call'd ■^.hjrit.n .i.u.u I c. rs a Frr:: li.kc tl,, 7- 
 
 of i: lies altogether in external application, namely, ' ^^"',"' Sir.awlier'y, the Seed or Ke-ee! oi wlrch i ^e|■y'^^'_ 
 
 .anointing th:'icgicn cl the Stcniadi pretty plcntifuliyj hard and black, and Ihincs w;tii a plof- like Jcir ; \\w 
 
 ivirh it. I lb bk of it i- 1 iitcrer than Aloes, and fetvcs foi v\ allmi!', 
 
 l^l-.c.-tvtict is a Tree that bears a Fruit in falliion like'.u well as the belt Soap ;n r>.- '>.' . 
 a Pot or Pan, and is as good as a Cliiince ; within there | To thelc ma', be added the line /? <-i;'r-w,nod, o: u 'i..ch 
 arc certain fniall Seeds, that arc a noble Remedy for tlic Ithc red Ink is made, and other W'cu ds of feveia C'l- 
 Blo<d>-lhix. Hours, tit irt only for ihc makinr o'hc. c l('"0 inks, 
 
 The Tree tliat yield;, the A;,i/,'i'./.' iscall'd ;:;f/i;c,i, when 'but all forts ot carv'd aik'. turii'd W-rk... 'I hen the 
 'tis cut there dilUlisa white Lio,''cr,tliat afteiwardscon- i.Smelliiip Wco.'s, the In orniprible Wooos. that n.vcf 
 pca'is. and is the Mrjiich it telf rotbein;; citlurlaid in the l..irih i.r in Wat' r, the Woods 
 
 Piui there is another T reeof ihis kind, call'd /;;m/:;.. '■,■.;, jof.-;e,j,'>iii/ an, I .,/../; .-, Ccilais aii.t Ninmcp-iucs. which 
 which fr.i,niiies in the }l.iji.i,:i. I.anpua;','- A/-///ii'ab hard jrh'.V not i-pitc foline a. thof.- of > <-;,'.'./ . ^•eI c( hh' very 
 asSiOne'; and it aufwers its name, tin 'lis fo hard and rear cm ; ot all thelc (>ur Author tills to n.i more tluin 
 ll.iii'ni', widial, th;it it looks more like C.lafs than (nun, that ihcy arc N.uivesoi'this Country alf-i as well 's liic 
 a"d I'.io IVuplc do really nie ir to pla?c their taithcii fornur. He ends his Dilcouuc ot Vei" tables with an 
 Vc'.leis, va'.iiiiu', it mie.hti'.y upon that .':i.'oJiiiit. 'ac':'.,ci)t ot a liree wlii;h will bethought net a liiil- 
 
 1 itr.an£Ci 
 
 i'K 
 
 ■ i 
 
 
 ■l-f^ 
 
72+ 
 
 a'h /Account of the Cuitntry of Bralile 
 
 Lib V 
 
 (>r,iti);i ; ii i^ .i v. 'V gvc.it .inJ fpifidiiip iiiic, nro\A/inp )iirc ^vl[ll iltis Sim' c. ii 'vIut a W.jiii.iii li.i 
 
 a'lDiii in ihu I iil.l. .ukI otiKTWIiorc ill till main ol ilic 
 
 Co\ir,;tyi till. Himnlis ot'it arc ihtIouihI ii|.' .iii>< Jown 
 
 Ml Ic I'uli'l.Kis, .ml till' liulcs ,iicii:u \ iiMicstlickT,i;iti 
 
 « I .in Anil. .111.1 liiUi-'f.i I'c.it u.ll i.iltiM ^'.Ui'i , tl" ) 
 
 .irci'wnsr.irii.lliill, .iiiJ llaii.l uithr Unu. It.iv NVin'ci 
 
 iiiKi ••li.iwiui , ,1 wliuU irdO'i' of wr.iiy 1 i.ucll. u tiuN 
 
 friincaiiJ ri-lr>lli ilKir.uUis iiivtor oiu- ot iIkK; 'Iters 
 
 r-Vi'li iiiilu aiul l!i;i.!'>vv, au.l .[.u/n.-li iln'ii ilutlk wih 
 
 i^' ■ V,Utri.l' iliis l-dinn.iiii ; .m.l tlio w.iiit ..|' SV.urr k- 
 
 ihj; iiio'.t i-.iHiin mly ' nc ui liu' ;',rmt.H: liicomciiiciicu-. 
 
 t":!iafc th.ii ii.vvc! I'm- iiil.itij jMil* c.l lUe tViimtv, ii 
 
 liiM.- .1* t' I'l.iMtli'n \' li.iil prijvidoJ ilii^ KiMm\ly lui t. 
 
 ill .i I'l'iiiiiip up .iiul uuwii li'-fo .iiid tlict.- ruhliiii.ls ot 
 
 ot\\'.i;ii iivtlMr ate, vuiuli ll.niilil imt bi liabli tu tht 
 
 11 lU'.aiiir.i's ili.it ili'.-i-v ;miotiiJncsaic. 
 
 ilil tiic I'' 
 
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 i.wi- lonu 
 
 t(i the All - 
 
 II r. 
 
 If 
 
 ■I 
 
 
 H. ■ 
 A. : 
 
 fi 1 
 
 t.v.t 
 
 k-,' W I. 
 LV:-iil. 
 
 n.uuv.' I'l III: M'l 
 ■M. ■ 1 1 c \i::< (if W' 7i ■■ ili:i'(.t cijiiliiltf.iM. hMiii oiirs, 
 ni .1 :iic ii'ii.i hko tli.u klKr l.:n ol' i l.i.k 11 1> wc ate 
 lioi.l-:i .1 uii. ',11 the Siiiiin et ili.i'i cu HcC' by iiuieh ; 
 tiny iMkti'ienCv.iiiil'sinilii IviU.ulioituiTiti'V, fioi.i 
 vlieiiit ilie /; .-fl'.v.! I'.ailiit it \v:ili i ercit lU il nt Ait 
 
 Cii; 
 
 ■ten iluy take aiM Ulii lien.ver tile I lips wit. i ,t, ■.ii.,i.,i, 
 ;' en I.;) ifit- Ih.ill be lufi to lla\e k nie ; a very ptobaWtf Ji' 
 ^Mule of (.id, jn eit.,M 111 fi ic ili,' Ik1j> oflictHu^baiiJ 
 IS tioi i.MJMifU 4t t!ic laii e ;i:iK'. • /«« . ' ■ '^ i 
 
 I ne(;u.„^;.i alaij;e.Sn,ikc) li.i' all the feiit of .t 
 ••>JX, 1 . lb' 111', .mj tank tint l.t is .'.iltuvet'.l by it where - 
 ever lie is ; (.i li.i< Jie /I >,,/„i t.n , uiiuli ij 1,1. i, k, ami 
 very |,M... ,,iul II luler ,S mie I c,| ie l„ii.:y tlie liiull . f 
 ■I 1m\ is ^'o'-.i lot llKl'.illie,aml if I.), tliele.Si.akesiiiiglii 
 (Hiliii s be k'l t to a.i;ij(ul p.iriole. 
 
 I lie /(. lH-^/,,•:^; i» .all J k. truiii tlie ni ik- lie niak. s j:, 
 il' i;e cs al"!!',! ; i; is ot a \eiy l.irtje (i.-e, bit iloc-. iiu 
 iiMiiiiir oll.iii;. 
 
 Hie /(.■,../' ,i.,vrt ( ivhwii ligiiiCui a Sinke liauiip. 
 I'li kks iij'oii iis llaek ; is very l...riiiklal;Ie, a-, uell tU 
 fis iliir.eiiliuiis .IS li.s poyfoiious iiati'te i .ml wlieve.t'i 
 iDMlcut ilu leCititiireMiiay be im t Willi laleU eiioUj;h, 
 bdtli Men and all cclur An nab cndc.T.Out as imcli av 
 ;liey . an t.j keep uet ot this brake's vs.iv. 
 
 7;'-i .1 (1 Is .T (.'eiiuat niiiiie fur lour Ions of very vc- 
 nijiifjii'. Si.akej , the lint is.iboiit ten rp..iis long, hawiiii 
 rw , li.jrtiil tanij'- or tihk.-. iha: he as ii wer.- .uscr'd up 
 
 wlj Bjjri, 
 
 arut C.i'e; ill. I loney i'eini; I'.i'.ira'e.i, the Wax remains in llieir (iiinis, but sshi n ih. y l.ie tlicy Ibeah 'em out 
 ii.. i i i. k as I'lteh. aii.l this tin y pri erse ver^ ii i:ely, but . tt. a i;re.ir leng.h, aiul Iti ikc ein iviili a in id buy ii,:o the 
 tin' ;i .,■ iM' Torehes nt C.'aiubes svit'i, ,' for as fur i ights , < 'L ect that pruM.ke./eiii. Some fay the X'encm is ui 
 ti ey nil' , ii'v .1 '.oil of Wood vslii. li yicl.ii a \ef. e.e.ir 'he (Inn, urlii rs. ihat it is cnclo.'d in ihe ca\\\\ ol ihe 
 
 .1! 
 
 .1 bne.ii' li.iiiie ( bet to Imp i lv,e ij,> ihe jjieat Ciiics lootli, but horn \er ih.s is tertaui, tlaithne is an liici- 
 whu'li thiy keep ih.ir leathers, ilia: iliey may not Lcj luiLa!orig the ndeot'the T.xih fui anomiit to it : th 
 
 ;•(■ 1 n ■ 
 
 (.•li..e."d by the biiiterllks. 
 
 '1 he:e l.'reav.iKs (uliuh the \-u 
 an' 
 tl.e 
 mr Cru ka dii, and are f'lre to conluuie and devour 
 
 tlieJl ■ii.,.t.., .1 r.;' ■) arc as b'.p, as tJtalV.oppcrs, 
 onieab-.ut the l-irehe.uths in grc.ic iuiiUhuJlS, as 
 
 verioiii.ius htpier i, very ycHow, and fo (lioim th.it i 
 ddpatclKsaiiiaii in .iftsv hovrs tin;e. Ar.odic loithavr 
 the l.imc culoer and fotm imh the Vipevs if ,s', ,:,i.\ an.) 
 ■lie vveiy ivhit asd.iii^iro :s. '1 he timd jnd w.^rl'.of.i | 
 luo a red Cham along the Bi k and Cic.ilt, and ..L ihv 
 
 a: y I bill : (unlers it be .Sioiic, or Bone, or Metal ) that lell of the [i.i.ly guy. The lalt k'.nd ate bi:t fmall in 
 Ii s ;ii 'heir was : I'ut there is ii..'iliinpwliiln.wioi Meat Loiiipatilon with the others, at,- of an earthy colour, have 
 
 it 
 
 ■H' 
 
 .rfe than Leatlii r aii.l thiiips r;ii.ie ot 
 I'.. Hi' i 'heri-t'oiv if liie. iiie of a:iy 1 Mtlier bneilies, 
 |.uke:s Shoes, ., they eat I'f all the uppei giaiii eii- 
 111 iv. a:id I'Mvi- ,1 tlim lUght i-iilineis behind, sslnlia 
 ir.i'.i I'.'v lailiiie reina.tideis r.f l.eaihei it he pleales, 
 
 but V.-.lilO'.it 
 to it t.i 
 in I heir 
 
 : knew It to be f s he wor.ld be haul piit| diniiictioii. 
 
 I'liiie things about the head like a V iper, and make f, e'l 
 •I nolle a,.; tha; does. 
 
 llie < uru.:ii.ii IS about fifteen or lixtccn fpans lont>, a 
 fierce in.l poylbnous Cteature, tlut liesclofe among the 
 Trees, afi.l leaps at Men or any other Animals witliimt 
 
 iu\e .t. It a /"iiv. or an. thingofth.it kind be 
 wav, they'll make a cbar Aiia'oiiiy out, and 
 
 1 he H ),riw;K|j;7, otherwi.ie tall d the s'e.il;.- cf the i?.-,'/, P.-ll 
 Is twelve (f rhirteen Ipan '.n length, it is reckon'd very 
 
 lliew a man the vvuiideifulllraCfure 'd'the Bones, with- ' pu)f iiio.is, and iiioveih with a mighty fwiltnefs toward 
 tHr. givnc hini the iro 'ide to pi.k ori'thc FItlh. In a 'ts IVey, inloiimeh th.it upon tlus acioiint ihes have gi- 
 w, r.:. thi !e .Animals .ire not a hulc vexnirus to them, ven it the name alio ol f.e /o/ni; V.j.:^.- ; bm noi wuh. 
 .Hid i! their H'j.iliS have not 'he pla;;i!eof Rats and Iblnding this id wr -,.;., it does liot hunt Co liKVel'slu.ly 
 Mils hse.r IS, setibry have leif-erlhes, whi.-h by the asoih, rCitatu..jot'iii,u kind do, for Nar.iie lia»lorio'u 
 ail'.aiiiape of ilicirNViiu;sean tome where the toiuier fort , a Pell m ii.i Tail, whi.li ii,aki s (uch a iioife as it niovcu 
 f \eiii.in em t pretend. ' ^'ong, that'tis a w.niiing to all Cieaiuics tlvit lu'u it te> 
 
 The'r. is auother id' tlleic lici- 
 
 ■ ^ . . . .• .. • ...1. .1 ' c. ...... .1. .- : ._..!. .1 .... L. 
 
 Our Authoi still us like wife (but without deferiptions) , keep out of the way 
 ' larioiis fi'tts ot 5."i..v.. here ; of Sco pini , whuh are •''".i.ijij that i^ lii;.il' 
 aiii.oii 
 
 im'r.on about their i loufes as the l.i^it J. are. 
 
 nomoiis 
 
 TheSn.lke Hi .i.ii:i 
 coxei'd with 'em : Kiit tbcltmg of the Sei.tpion is not f i| I'oy !on. ihat ii r.,.iki 
 
 and '.hey are in iveiv hole, 
 
 .Hut the walls theiidelvcs are 
 
 than '.ins, but blaik and very se- 
 es r.-iiurkable Pjr this effeol i^f its '.''''■fit r^T 
 tile I'ariy bit prcleii'iy void Blood''"'' 
 
 fatal It feeiiis in this Country as 'tis in many oth(r~, tor j at all the p.ilfagcs ol the Bedy, a: Mo'Uh, Ne.ft, Uyesaiid 
 tl'.ey I. Idom .lie of K, nor IS It attended with any h.srii 
 l).t IviiHtoir.si rclemly, onb in tiie Ipaee ot twenty fnn 
 
 llO'irsit wil pr.idn.e sery.'ioleni pains; iheReuieily tiie 
 lit.fi :,-H e.le is a brais'd Senrpion applied tothe pan. In 
 liie a .oiiii'. el'tlie Snakes and Serpeir.s we l!..ill be more 
 panic l.ir. 
 
 'lix."... : is.siieof'he laigeii Sn.akesoi iheCoimtry, 
 and foiiie of em are biund if twenty t'oot lorn;, ihcmif- 
 ehi.t tlu'S v'li is not In iheirl'o,fon ( forihey liasenonc.' 
 lull tti 11 l.eili, as o'dier rannoiis Creatures do ; they 
 lie ep.inthe witrb ib ng the Highways, and when they 
 l"e their I'rey within reaeh, they at i..nec throw them- 
 r b es 111 on It, and svitul ilieirifeb es round the body of it 
 Willi I know no', how in, my fold.-., by whi.li means the 
 ( T't en'.inid i Annn.il is. riiili d,and ali hislVines broke. 
 '1 hisSn.ikc l;a. It le. ni3 a gi.od large fi'.allow, for they 
 t poitot I. ui.that no lets than a whole Stag goes denvn 
 hi' Throat at onee. 
 
 1 he '•<.■'■ .'.i;;'!'''.! is . I Vi . ■, bla. k long Snake, ,ini 
 
 tars, and thus ir eontinuvs itreaming forth till by fonic 
 proper nieih'jd the Flu- ii Ifopt, which if rot c'onc in 
 time tvjo, ligniiie nuhiiig, an,', the whole uiaG will at 
 lali bi exhaurted. 
 
 Ibit of all the reft kn. un ihe .Sn.ike 1hiit,lo:it is faid to 
 hf ihe molt family ) oyf irons ; this lives in ehinks and 
 ernniii sof ilic Earih, aiul by the providcn.e of Nature 
 is lo torm'J, as to be very dell and flow in us motion. 
 It is all ovet ( buth Head and Body) ipLtted with red, 
 white and b'ack, which divcrlity liaih prociird it the 
 name ol tiie Sunk:' "t mmy c. I, «i j amonglt the li'.iii.i.tm. 
 
 As t";r that wliK'Ii isiall'd the Ma.i; .Sz/.ii;: , we base nO|,.^,|, ,;., 
 more laid uf if, than only th.u it deli-rses that Name, as 
 lariymg a very powcrtui (but plialing aii.l fiagraii;) 
 liiiell , t Mi.sk along with it wherever it g.jes, to tlia: 
 the blind man, by the itireib.- n of Ins Nofe, may p.jfli- 
 bly keep out of the way ot tliele as well^as ihe othe; 
 above-mention'd. The lii.ijilir.iii are cndani^er'd by thele 
 ven<inioi:s Creature^ no', only abroa,! in the Woods, 
 
 '■t 
 lire lit ; tbey ghd- alon.; upon ihe tops ol j I'Vcn in their own Hoiiles, and aeecT.iing to the aetount 
 .il'.er tiian .inv man ' an run upon ihe (jroiind,igiv(n bv OJr Authors, there's hardly a d;iy but lome 
 ey e,itihri:ids ,111.1 e.it th'-ir I'.ges. tor wm.h 
 
 tile i .ees 
 
 ,.i!.i beret 
 
 xea.."'.! liic /I' I" /.I 1 I'.ive nil that name, whieh m their 
 
 l.an;.^. I ;e li'.ii: lies I: -'rn .r Hii>i!-^;/j. 
 
 'll'.i'i !■ an. the! '.ju illo that do .is w. II mount the 
 Tnes ].. r liiids an! bggs, as .leltioy the Clii. kens and 
 i..b iie Henioi'lt^ ' liow ; thele are very loiij; and big 
 :■• . '•■• tallovir enen an,! beaiif.t'ul enough to behold, 
 •.,!.; ine name -ii-.y .iivc eai i:, C-.minm.'.. 
 
 h. : ',::ui: 'i'.iii;iies having a long Snout, and the .Snake 
 if th ' name 'v-: i'er.:.-'.-kai f: lor that; it is very long an,i 
 tleiiJoi , a'l 1 b.'.iUoii!y upon biogs. Tlic Natives con- 
 
 mifihiefijr other IS dor.t ; dieytind em about their Scais 
 iind 111 their very Heds, iind ar. peltei'd wuh "eni in lb 
 in.-.ny pi.aces, that 'cis (at le.ili it ii.iilt be ihuugh: fo by 
 thimtliai aienot us'dto fu.li lou.paiiions a very vesa- 
 'louslili. they niiilt needs lead, to be loieu to be loiou- 
 tmiially up.jn ilieii guar. I. 
 
 We will now go on wiili th. relt of the trrreftrialiv.':- 
 .■\iiiinab, and thin co.'i.e n thuf.; that .hvill in the Wa ''"^■' 
 ter. '1 he Dcir (, all'd !'■ ihe li'.;Ji.t.ui 'I'oiigiie C'k.Ivi ] is 
 a Creature th,u the N.mves themdlvis do as lii;',l,ly 
 i'lb.sai as iii\, and iluit p.uily beeaule then SnieWj fir- 
 
 lulh 
 
 ml 
 Jot 
 till 
 iin 
 fet 
 
 B" 
 
 Im 
 fel' 
 
 iJc 
 
 Ilk 
 SlK 
 
 fpa 
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 tho 
 ton 
 pla 
 
 (wl 
 
 i"<ii 
 
 to t 
 
 ( 
 
 and 
 rem 
 the' 
 
 thir 
 whi 
 flyi 
 well 
 thej 
 IftI 
 
 to n 
 till 
 
 cellll 
 bani, 
 tfidi. 
 gov 
 Belii 
 T 
 
 03 to 
 
 very 
 
 roloi 
 
 ing V 
 
 Cren 
 
 ture 
 
 apt t 
 
 or o 
 
 catel 
 
 'cm a 
 
 the i 
 
 rot 
 
 they 
 
 Sun, 
 
 mak( 
 
 r 
 
 wile 
 
 liardl 
 
 thr.ii 1 
 
 (fayf 
 
 an," 
 
 there 
 
 if the 
 
 tlonp 
 Swine 
 lolatif 
 one ot 
 Mi 
 liiiii n 
 iiionie 
 liase 1 
 that il 
 mcr ; 
 but ,1 '. 
 and C: 
 <-'r.„-. The 
 
 ■■™;i'>T)oi.,i 
 
 I', l),i: , ■'• 
 
 ■::,,., I, J the b 
 
 'ris 1 S 
 
 a c:o., 
 
 rot t. 
 Moiiiii 
 upihi 
 is full 
 es-eeed 
 have at 
 .(..„ Tl,, 
 
 fpe.'l ot 
 iliilg 
 
 Unit, 
 
 .g 
 
Lib V. 
 
 jUI.III ll.l . lit. Ciill- j^,.,^,^ I 
 
 : Hips witii .t, •.iiia.,,11,,, , . 
 ,' ; 1 wry I'robu'.'lc Ji' 
 ill' ol'liti- lluA'-i"-l 
 
 y' " ' ' ' .. 
 ! all tlic f cm ct .1 
 covir\l byit whcrc- 
 iiiili ij lil.i.k, aiiJ 
 l,iii.:y till.' Iiiii-'ll ' t' 
 , tli<;li.Sii.it>csiin^lit, 
 
 c IK ik- Ir' :iiak>s a> 
 .■ li.'i', In. I iloc . ii'j 
 
 i:, a ^i: ikt lumip 
 ,,i>'a:.:i, u. ui'H K,r 
 »ii'rc i .ml \vlu■rl■,^^: 
 
 If.'.', our as im.ch as 
 v%ay. 
 
 >M Ions of very vo- 
 n fi'..ns long, haiiiig 
 \s II wcri' ;o\crM iij) 
 tiny lirtiili 'em out 
 haiiiki liny ii,:';tl)C 
 ay ilic Wiicni 15 m 
 111 the cavuy ol ilu' 
 ilal ihnc IS an Iiki- 
 ; an (ni;i( t lo it : ilu' 
 aiiil fo lUonn th.a i: 
 .. Ai.ixhc' ill! t have 
 Vipc'.si I' .S' .:.'■, anil 
 iliiidjnii wi.rl'.ol .1 1 
 id Cic.iil,ai:(i ..i ibc 
 k'.nil au' lr,;t fmall iii 
 111 earthy r.Dl(j\ir,have 
 H'tT, and make f. e'l 
 
 lixtecn fpan'! long, a 
 : lustlol'e ainuiij; the 
 lur .^iiiiiuls wiiliDut 
 
 die .'<^ 'Ml- ,-7' .';><• B?.7, P--!i ''T' 
 1, It is reckotiM very 
 iuy rwiltneK toward 
 accuiint ihcy have j;i- 
 
 V'l.i^:; but iiotwilh- 
 ,.t hunt foliu^elb'.u'.ly 
 tor Nar.icluul'ijiiii'a 
 ;h a nolle as '.z move;! 
 
 aiuici tlm hett it to 
 jther (d" thele liel- 
 Maik and \ery >c- 
 
 firth'.seflla .'rits^-'''i;<r-! 
 : prcleiriy void liiooj 
 lo'iih, Koli.,Uyesaiid 
 
 iH forth till by J'ome 
 
 kiiich it rot c'onc in 
 
 whule iiiafb will at 
 
 lici liHi.hti.1! isfaiJ to 
 !. livib in I hinks and 
 .vidiii. e Ol' Nature 
 ll.u- til us uictiun, 
 dv,i Ip^tud with red, 
 haih piocur'd it the 
 1,11, pit the B'.j/i.i.i'ii. 
 li-k S>i-ik , we have IlO|^|,,^ ; , 
 elervvs that Name, as 
 iliiiR and iVagran: ) 
 ever it pues, lo thai 
 Ills Niife, may pofli- 
 ab well^as the ethe; 
 iecndaiii;tr'd by thele 
 111 the Wuods, Iv, t 
 ordinp to the atcou-.t 
 atdiy a d.iy but Unv.c 
 .1 em about their Seals 
 cltei'd vviih Vin in lu 
 i.iilk bu ilioiij;hifoby 
 p.iiiioiH a very vi sa- 
 be I'ori. d tj be loioil- 
 
 reil ol'ihe trrreftrialn-fi. ''• 
 llatd^vLlllntlle^Va ="~-'''' 
 
 ■ III Tongue CiMti ) i-i 
 iiililves do as 111?,!;!) 
 .ante then Sinew. fur- 
 lulb 
 
 Lhjp.lX. 
 
 yfn /Iccomt of the Coimlry of Bralile. 
 
 i'?'^ 
 
 VV«j Itjjfl 
 
 9unifi 
 
 tiilli them witli Bowftrinun, and their Horns with heads thcHoufesj iheytake into their fore-fcct vvhatfoevcrthcy 
 lor their Arrow.s; There are Icveral Ibrts ol'ein tbiiiid in eat, and fo earry it tn iluir inoiitlii, ; tb.ey aUvaj;. cat 
 ilie Oiimry, foinc that feed al'opether in the Woods, very taft, and whii they leivc at one tune they preleiit- 
 aiid oilieis that t>ei]iieiit the plain I'lL-lds, and are to be ly i;o and hide till the ne.st that they are ln;iipiy. 
 fecii there in whole herds j loiiie that are very large, 'I he /'di-.i does in foiiie nieafure refemlile a Pig, the 
 preai-hcaded, and have ten or twelve Snags ; otliersota Melh ia pleafmt and weil tailed, but not very talie of 
 liiiall lize, and that have one only. The Skin, of tlieiii dii>e(tioii j there aie e,re:it miiiiberr. of tin, and yet they 
 firve for feveral lUialions, .ind the Flelli is alfo olnolit- never bring tonli mole iliaiKne ,u i time ; foiiieof 'em 
 tie aecoiintaiii'.iigft 'em. are piiie v.iiiie, whieii are gre.'t Rariiie.s, and found 
 
 The V.ifiitI- I wiiiih runic call the lUkfi ) are made cliielly about ihe Rivet of St/JVo/ir; . 
 like aMiile, the fail is a'ooiit a riiii;crs length, and il^ 1 he -t';^/:;' i, of the lize of a young I'ig, and lias a cb 
 Snout fwhieli they Ihriiik up and extend at pleaUire) W vcii I-uot and a Uiort Tail l||fc that, but the roloiir on't 
 lpaii,but they liau! noHoriib aia'l; they'll take the wa- is red, and the Nofe and liars like that of a Hare j thi.lc 
 ter and fwiiii a great way, and n«t only lo, Um dive too, ate very deliglitC.il Meat. 
 
 tlio' when they do this they iiuiekly get to the linn bot The P.v^ or ;•«;«? is of lonicthiiii', a larger (iro than the 
 toin, and j;oitm aloiii; till le, tome up again in another former, and eats like Ve.il ; liie ricrl is very deforin'd, 
 place. I' It '•111' Skin f; beautiful and hue, all Ipotted ivith I'laik 
 
 The wild Boars are of divers forts ; the coinmon ones and white, that 'twould be of ii j liitle aeci/unt to rholc 
 (whi 'li are alfo tlie ordinary food of the Wi'.ii.j) hive that are skill'd in Furr: or would make Merchandize of 
 exiiiSly flu: fcentofaFox, by whieh they are betray 'd 'cm. 
 to the bogs that hunt 'em. Tin; C.t'ii'u: is like the Fox of ?/-.:.«, ( tho' fumcwliat 
 
 ()llier>eiir(rrj;''!i(.//of« (ivlii, h ligniries a Boar that lefs.J but fiiitlis iiiuth w. rie; it his a Big that reaches 
 prinds liisTectli) arc much bigger ihaii tiieoidinary onc.i, 'I'Oiii the foie-fect to the hinder, wrdi fix orlcvenTcaiL: 
 and miieh nioie rare ; iliev are arm'd with Tusks, wliicli in it, and in this Repoliioiy iheir young ones arc lodg'rl 
 render ''.n very tormidable to the oilier Animals, and tdl they arc bit; enough to piovide their own food. J: 
 till y are fure to ad'anit any they meet. generally brings half a dozen or more at a Inter, whiih 
 
 But yet thele .ire tiu li lels fierce and terrible than a is too many by five for fucli ravenous Vermin aj they 
 third fort, which ;hey e.ill 'Vi-.yr.ciiyit.i ( the fence of are, for they deflroy all manner if Poultry, and climb 
 which is a lioar th.it Hands ftill and wait.*)} thefc will up the Trees anJ Houfes too in tlic mpht-tiinc, fearch 
 By upon the greateltDogs, or any Hunters, iliu'evcr lo ing for I'le) , in lliort, there's hardly a Hird tlwi can 
 well arin'd, tli.u come near 'em, and what they mailer fiape'im. 
 
 thry rend in pieces and lat, whether it be Man or Rcait. 1 lie Tiin cr /li»mM"^ isof the bignef:. of a Pig. of .T 
 If iliey purfuc a Mar, and he takej the llielter of a Tree whitilli colour, and has a very long Snout ; the Body of 
 to avoid their fury, they'll bclicge iiim there, and il.ay it is wonderfiiljy defended with h.ard Plates or Scalcj 
 till lie lomes down, lo ihat at this rate he mud of tie- which no Anow can pierce, iiei'dur is the Creature viil- 
 tellity eithet li.iy there and br famill.'d, or become a nerabic, except he be hit jiill in the Maiiks ; they will 
 hanijuet to the liuii>ry Bo-ir at laft ; and therefore the dig I'overy fait, that feveral Men with their Mattocks 
 ln.li.uis that .ire acquainted with this trick take care to have not been able to do lo much as one of thcfe with 
 go with their Bows and Arrow >, and fj play upon the his Snout alone, fo that they prd'ently con- ev thcmfelves 
 Beliegcrs out of the Tree till they have clifpatcli'd 'cm. inio a fure rrfuge underground, where thev are not to 
 
 The 'l'ai>i:"iil]vii is a Belli that inucli refembles a Cow be undermin'd nor indeed liken by any otlur trrk, I ut 
 15 to its iV.dre and lize, tho' in other refpcils it ditl'ers only that of throwing Water into their holes, vvlr.wh if it 
 very much fron\ it ; it has long lliaggy Hair of a rcddilh be done, they are eaiily malter'd ; Their blelh isas v.liiie 
 colour, no Horns, a very lliorc Nek and Tail, lo'iip hang- and tinder as that of any Hen oi young Pig, and the Skin 
 ing F.ars, a lleiu'er thin I.ei;, and a vvho'c Hoof ; ti.s'a is ufufnl for the making of Piirfes ; the Br.i/i.V.;w.- are 
 Creature of no fiercenefs at all,.tiid nvUwi'.hltandnigNa- mightily pleas'd with 'eni, and breed 'em up for domc- 
 ture has given it a lett of very liiarpTceth, is net at all Hick Oimpinions. 
 
 apt to implov 'cm in any aiilionsof violence uj-on Men 'I lie y,<r/|j, y js a Belli which the U. /•.fii: ant will not 
 or oihet Animals; the Natives litint 'em abiindamly, touch to eat of, becaufe of the loathfomfmell ithas with 
 tatcliing 'em fometimesin Traps and (iins, and picaing ir, but il\c Iii,rciei:>ii have found 'em rotwithrtanding 
 'cm at others with their Arrows, but 'lis not lo iniiJi for 'har tn be vi ry good Me.it, if they are In.t llrt'd aiicl all 
 the fake of the Flelh . tho' that be good enough, and tails 'he tat that lies aboin the Ki,ln,.y, ..aiefully taken away, 
 rot much unlike our Beef ) as for the Hide, of which '"oi I;,s-perieiice Ins told 'em tis this a'onc il the caufe of 
 tliey make their 'largen, and is, when well dr-cd in the 'hat v i!c imcil, and ivh, ii this is gone the Ainir.JHU it 
 Sun, of an obltinacy that no Weapon in the World can felf is not more agreeable food, 
 make yield. The Wo.iJs .abound likev. iL- with a fort of great l{_^:i' 
 
 The iJoi/;ViV!H Woods arc well llo.k'd with 0«>(f« like- '^a. our .Viiihor calls eiii; wlinh arc as big as a Squirrel, 
 wile, fomc black, others prey, others I'lioiied ; there's and their Flelh not much mleriour tu that cfiheiiitll 
 hardly any Bead to be fmiid in 'em more cruelly fuiious dcliiateCJonies. 
 
 thr.ii this; the Boars will piirfm a Man to a Tree, and I he C.tii,li(.tcii feems to be no other than the .!f,i::n 
 (lay for him ilicre, but tlic (.Ounces will nionni the Tree, (tho' lieie 'tis the Anicn^r.'!) /'ac/./ioic, aiiionpfl which 
 and go up alter him, efpecially if ihey arc any Uiiiigbig ; there is rhisditVeicnce. tli.tt fomeof em have their Brillles 
 there is nothing they meet can be fe, ure from their r.igi: or (itnlls black and white, others have 'em yellow and 
 if they happen to be a little llulh'd, they'll all'.tiili whole black at the points, and all thefc throiv or dart out their 
 t loops of other Animalii at once, bre.ik iiiMihe lunlsnf Qiiills as that Bealt is vulgarly known to do ; but then 
 Swine, itellroytlie Henhoufcs, and leave w.idc and de- theic is one fort of 'em very fmall, which iho' they are 
 folation wherever they come in ihofe hts ; the killing ot tuniilh d wiih thole natural Darts as well ar. the relt, yet 
 one of 'ml is reckon'd a very glorious aclirn among the never liioot any about as ilicy do ; but they all agree in 
 lii.liiii!, he that docs it gets a Name by it that makes 'h's property, that tliey ,irc a very good fcri of Nuat. 
 liini not every one's fellow, anit they ufe ihe f.une Cere- l he ///'Vj..i isa Beall very iikn the Cira-Cat, and arc 
 monies of riiuniph in this cafe that they do wlicn thev of feveral colours, as whit.', black and giey ; there's no- 
 have lOtiiiuci'd a human Inemy, the only diirercn:e i;, thing will fcrve this Creature lor Food liiiiHoney,f i that 
 thai iliey eai ihe latiei, bir. ni.ike no I'udi ufe of the for- the B> nfilliMu lofe in.iiiy a fuect fuck by their means - 
 HUT ; -hey arttir.l nothing ih.u'sgood Cas f.ir as is known) they do nothing elle but Inmt about the Woods lor it, 
 bir. 1 Skin, whiili ihe I'. i.-v;w.7p Wcjmcn i:fe for Rugs and when they li.ave found a Ibick, they go and fetch all 
 andC^overleis, I rptcia'.ly the tinefpo'ted ones. their youngoncs to that plac, then the old one goes in 
 
 The '\\vi:.viMi.: (or .;>'.*- Wc.ir) ii of the bigiiefs of a large .iiid brings it outto tlic others ti'l their Bellies are t'ull, 
 > Dog, but bigger than 'tis long ; the Tail istwiceorthri(.c and fatislics her felf with their leaving.s. 
 ■) the length of the Body, and (i^ wellfct wn.h Hair, thai The ('(.vr/j bv its grev colour relemblc, the Piungil 
 'lis 1 Skreen to !iiir;fro;ii the liijUiicsof all weathers, and Ur.ii-^^c-' , the Claws and Snout are very long, and by the 
 a Cover, in win, li he can wrap up himlelt fo fecurely a, help of the (brmei it climbs the Trees like a Monkey ; 
 rot to be feen ; tlie Head is lina'l, the Siiotir thin, and the they are lo ravenous that there's no .'\niinal they light of 
 Mouth very In lie, !nii the Tongue (with which lie liiks that is mi more than a match for "em) that f -apes being 
 up the Airs after he hasopindthe Hills with his Paws) dcvour'd by 'cm, but Snakes, Birds and their Eggs lE 
 is full three quarters lonw : All the U.igs are fa;d ro be|molUywliat they live upon. Some keep thetn tame in 
 > Aceidingly afrai.l of the'.c Cicaturcs,aiid the Oh/,, a too > iheir Houfes, as being doclble Creatures and apt for fe- 
 li.ive at lealt an aveinon to 'em, it not a tear of 'em. i eeral piirp.oles both of fervice and diverlicin, but they arc 
 
 The Aciiti t ar.- Ilk,' the Conies of Svain, chielly in re- : withal fo malicious, and given to tear and devour all that 
 fpe.'l (>f their Tertli ; thry are of a duiin colour, incli- i lies in iheir way, that they are not much liked for do- 
 lling lomevvh U ta vellow and are bred up tatr.e about 'inellick C'i)mp„rions. Of thele there is rwo or three 
 
 fffff kinds 
 
 I 
 
 "Jl 
 
 
 •a- 
 
 '<v:- 
 
 llirvf, 
 
 ) ^ 
 
 . 1, 
 
 u ; I 
 i ^ItM 
 
726 
 
 Ah a count of tlx Cuu.Kry of Braille. 
 
 Lib. \l 
 
 \f 
 
 kiTuls Minic, \\lin.h Ml- .1* hig ii< I)oi><, »ni.l liavc til«k« vi,'.: i nunniict ot''\ms fir it, which CriMtiirci ir ol'ion 
 
 ■ ' ' '•'• ' - tcni:s upon 1 1 the N\'ooil%. 
 
 lilt J.iimi.i • ii.» IViltot' I'lcy Nc-y like the / -«/r. in 
 rol;'c.)ofhi»f|.oitoa.Skiiij his Chit, is fiiiimliM mili a 
 Hr;ir,tot loiiK ili,i,;i.5 H.iir, hisl.,^;* is |.i,ii. .limcil a. 
 ihoU' ot .1 C.iiNh.iiii,!, :iiiil he nii... rn l..iC iwiliih.iii 
 th.ii C'a;uiiie.l(i(s, il;e ll,.ifitUi> ;ir'' IiditiI ly iilraia .1' 
 theic lleUi.s, .'.ml not ivithont re.illin, tiii ihcy .iic nuny 
 
 i '■ 
 
 hkt wikl Uo.irs, anil ilo very near a* nuieh miCehiet m 
 thev. 
 
 wiJC.t. ..\s tor il„,fc IValfswhi.hn'ir Aiitlinr, , .ill ^ •/;/'>" 
 ■T, ./('.i.', tis I'l'ilMlle ilie\ .lie ii's oilur lliaii i" ■? f J. 
 whiih iheir I'ehi .lie l'inr.\iheii eMi.iiUil'n.iiy l\s iiieh 
 .Ukl lieiMiii Is. ili'fs lieiii vei\ ruthcieiitly ti) |illlilie ; yet 
 they luul none dl' Vin l'i(v;ei iliui .in niihtury 1)";^. 1 nt 
 I'll inl,.iir thiv h.ne hnh M.i, k, white .iiul l.iltinn. 
 
 /•i-'-'"* ■[■|n. J.r<,..i,'i,.u iM.illii the />"-MrH ,//:/r. iiiuie t'oriii 
 lino like 5el; inr, ili.iii,»in other rcleiiiMiiiee ; llirv air 
 uf a !;riv mni|;ie>l xviih uliiie, their I'ail veiv h.liry , 
 ihcy live iipnii lnuf. 4s wi II as Annual I'ley, ami will 
 hite«h.it thev feiye nil alter a very lenil'ie iii.iiiner. 
 
 .ihn mike a kiiiil ot a iiuile like the iirkiiiK iit' a Uoi;, 
 liii this is , hiellv ill the iiii;hl time, ami the h, /(.:»; iie- 
 v.-r hear ii Int tlie> are I'lirpii/'il, lookini.; ii|iiii i; as an 
 tMlOii><ii ; they .ire very rare, llir not imlv the HeatU 
 it I'ley, lint ilie ravenous llmls too ilo ainml: anJ lic- 
 y-.'y 'em, 
 
 The ;7.i;'H.i.(''/i lie asbip, asa I'n, ,'/i;m l-'ux, ami o| thai 
 lolniir; they I'ee.l elnellv upon Sea er.ilil>s ail^l aiuonj' 
 the Sni;ir wines, ol whulitliey ileliiny ahniulaiu.e, they 
 a.e a iiii^lity lleepy hirt of Creature, v.vi are very olten 
 taken ti.ippnii; aiiil kill'il. 
 
 The ;i .1 -i; K . is like a I eiret, hut Kniliilerahly h'pger, 
 ■Hill has a leiiiai kal'lc Crol'' '•' vhiie and t;rcy .rionj; the 
 H.iek J this Cieatutc make. •■■ ' • '••v '!.■ :k of the pool 
 Binli. ariil tliiir K(;(;s, Init iu, ■■ ■:' ^clo. .. I'ood is \\n. 
 hei, vvliijh it very otVen walks' >ca-li in 'O lind , it 
 ha., neither Iharp leetii nor loivit . s.nora •snnida 
 
 V;' 
 
 ' i^'V'i 
 
 f J •, 
 
 !J' 
 
 ^* 
 
 tiii,.sfii.ipt|<j iin mil torn III pieees J on the other li.uid ''i'"",' '■, » 
 when thev ..u. Iianyol tih-]^,uii,es in their riaps,ihfy''''' "" 
 revenge rhuiilehes iipeii '•■in with all ille o'.iliee ini.T^i- 
 luhle, they put 'cm to the iiioli l;ll^rln;; ileatlis thev i\'in 
 'Oiiiiive, pu-ra- "eiii now and ih,ii v. iih .m .\rrovv,' that 
 ih'V may I'eil rlienifelves die, and hytlui. tiTineiitiin.ike 
 tlioli- they have otieiijed I'oiiic l.itldaeiiin hii ilieiv 
 l'tinK<; .in.rtwas upon this aeeouiit tli.it iliifelVople 
 the liilt iimetliey law mir Hu.<:c,vi Houiuk ran .ivvay 
 eveiy man I'a his l.ii.', as tall a.s their 1 u(« ..Jiild eanv 
 ■'11, thev t'aiuiedthey v\.ie ■'^.w.'i.i.e^, .I'nd eoiiehided 
 
 ..ft 
 
 our Alei, to he out ol':hel- Seiifes lo let em leap ami 
 t'awti upon en; Co as they iiid. We read allli what lir- 
 ^■e Dnps have done tlu \}:itii.iuh 111 their Wai.s with 
 tiie/.i./i'iHj upon ieveral oiealioiis, how- the poor U. !,. 
 »■<..«/ leerc leiiilied, iheir 'rroopi dilorder'd and liroken 
 i'V 'he iett'iii; looh.' ot'thc i)oj;s ainoiiglt 'un, ,itul the 
 sp.-.nir.ul^ V'le'iories over 'em Kiiilitated hy rhiMjiily .iiii- 
 
 (taiue; lias, there don't w,iii' inl^llKe^ wherein we linj 
 ;i main hu Is ot the IViuel to have l.nn ii|.on the Does, 
 while th( ir Midlers Ilo id hy, look'd on, and only erv'd' 
 Now tis VI ry pollibic what we have !u\n I'peak- 
 inp of' mmiit hi- lomec.uire 'ai kallj ot this lo nii>;liiy .i 
 feat and coiilKniaiioii, and that jirantinj; a par. el oi 
 tie NVeapoji, and vet is .ihle In well to defend ' I 'f'and ^ l^gs to he ea|)aL>le of jilhirbinj; a 'n.iked hneniy, as the 
 often.! its piirfiier, that ivi IV.all of I'rey can Jo liotter r ] ''"'''"J were, vel their lefeniblaiice lo the moll hated and 
 liiiliort, ti". l.\ a iliiik iliat it makes, and one fi very i fi?ar d 7.""".i'Vj iiiaile the iiujrellnjii of Horrnur inueh 
 foul ,iiid liorri.l, that n has made hoth l)oj;s and Men decpei than otluruife 'twould have Iietii. 
 tint luvc nkeii It ti.k to ihc vi.r) deuh ; they don't tell j The Apes ,viid .Monkeys are very iiumei<)ii.s in thiS/(p„ , ,, 
 lis wliii h way it r..iiies, wIkiIkt iipuar.ls (wliieh is lefs Country ; of the t'ormei there is .-i peciijiai fort eall'i Mouk')'. 
 
 i'lohihlc'i or dnwiiwaids.as alfo whetlier u he Tiom .uiy 
 ■xercmeiu 'Oided.oi is oiilv .i nieir Kizzle; bvit whii.li 
 loevir it It, 't:s I'li'l (jf 'em, that they ate lo eiuiniii}; .i< 
 I.) make .1 hole in tlie ground aii.l do their ninkiiu; oca- 
 lions tlicie, wlieii 'liey would not hedifoivei'd, as on the 
 orlier hand, when they aie Uirpri/'J, to li.attcr that hne 
 I'erfunie abroad, and fo hv poyfoning the Hiintfuieii and 
 Dopsto put an end to the cliate. 
 
 'file I'.y.'i''. 
 upon, his l.ii;. 
 
 ././;o./;ij, whieli are .is|)ii> ,is a good Doj;, l.laek and v ery 
 ugly oeery iv.iy, the Faee is white, and tlie Heard rea- 
 chib friiiii Kar to Kir, and b as preeile as if 'iwcic eiit 
 with a p.iir .if S.ilKirs. N'otwiiliflandiiig iliuir eolonr, 
 i!ie) have roinetiniCb a youiiijone that happens to be red- 
 dilli,and tlie government of tlie Apes aUv.iji heloiiBs to 
 thefe, for (vvc limit know) their Kiii>;dom is elccVive, 
 ilio' the Honour j;ocs along with thisCaiivt-uiloin'J Fa- 
 r IS like I IliagRd Doi;,, very vigly to look i "lily. 
 
 very lony.and av;ii'd"witli ('earful Claw-,! "Ihcic are .\prs and Monkeys both of Ieveral other 
 yet wuli iluTe loiii; Le(;s they ^u with tluir Rellv )ult j colours hciides, and fomc of 'cm .it f repmeil to be fo 
 foiu-luni; the ;;roiiiK!, and move fo very lloiely aloiij;, herceandtlomaehfiil, that iCtliev .ire wourided with an 
 that 'tis an eatie matter to take "ein, but all the M.avs a j .Arrow, they'll turn ai^a-ii ,iiid Hiiij; u .it him iliat Ihoi it, 
 Man .;ati jjive em luall never make em mend their paee. |aii.l then tor their e.ire they look out tiji a leitain Leaf, 
 
 Their onlv or prim ipal Hood at lealt are the Leaves of 
 eertaiii hii!-trees which if thev are dcprivd of, they 
 die. 
 
 The 'i.i^.r.iii n by fome re^koii'd a kind ot .Monkey, 
 'tis'ofthebiijnefsof a S.^iiirrel, and has re.l 1 lair, bit in 
 the make ot'ilie Hody, tlie Nofe, the Neek and Hrealt, 
 llicwsalivjy Iniagiol'the I'lately beautv nftlie l.yon ; 
 
 wlii.ii they hew and craiiib into the Wi nml. ' Tis hml 
 alfo that when 'heir Cubbs arc fo verv little that they 
 eaii't (;o, they leap with 'em from Tree i.. Tin-, haiij;iii(,' 
 aiv.uttheirN'e.ks, and ihofehttle Aniir.ah will lioM'.ii.d 
 clmj'.as tilt to iheir D.iins as a liiirr lo a Man\ Coat ; 
 but ifiheit yoiiiiB are fo bij.; that ihey e.in go, but nor 
 ftroiii; enough to leap, ilien if they have oe.:alioii tj 
 
 but the leieinblanee i^llill iieatei in relpecV of the Spirit move from one Tree loanothei that is within their length, 
 of thi.s .Animal, \\i<. lis very tiaii};hty an.l full of Sto- ; one ot theolcl oms lie^ .icrofs .and in.ike:, .i I'on of Buil_i;e, 
 lii.i.di, art to refeiit .111 affront, and would pine t.i deaili holdnif! filt bv one Trie with his forc-Paws and ihe 
 
 ■■ . ' .■,■ _. J . ._ ,1 11 _i.;.... 1 • ■ - ■ • ' 
 
 Willi iiieer dil'eon'ent ,ind vexaiion, IhoiiM any thin); 1 
 1 tfcr d contrary lo its hiiiiioitr ; 'tis f 'r this realoii partly 
 that ihey don't attt mpt to briiii' 'cm into this part of the 
 WorKI. thev would niver endure their Viifoii,ii.a di|>(t 
 the ii.|i.rv .iftlie Continement, but would die oiicot Ipite 
 by thc\v!iv, and make their jaylots lofe their triumi'h , 
 but then tliev are bm poor little Keb'e Aiiiiii.ib, and 
 .ioii'i appear to be lit for t'atieiie and tr ivel.el'pi'cially 1>\ 
 Sea. f.ithat 'tlio'thev wmiM be mightily elleein J in thi.-, 
 part ot theWorhi if we liivv em yet upon thisaceount 
 iil'o thev don t attempt theirtranlrortation. 
 
 The ;/ 1' i. of the biL;nel's of a Ho;;, of an ifli-eolonr, 
 with a veiv lonp Tat!, its Fiet and Claws are hoiril 
 like thofe of a Bear.aii.l its liell^ haiiijs dovvniikc aSow 
 ready to farrow. While this Great. ire is in the Woods 
 it is e:::reanilv tieret, bin beiiij; taken and Ui'd to the 
 prtleiiie and ..ompaiiy of Men, it bccomcth tame and 
 '.gentle. 
 
 ' file C-ti IS of ihe hze of a I late, with (Tiort Ipottcd. 
 Hnii, .1 liia!l Head, an.l little i; arp liars; it lias a Snout 
 more than a foot lone., patedly round, and ot eiinalb;;^- 
 iiels, eiccpi )ult ai ilie extremity, where it diminillies all 
 lA' .\ fiutdir.,tlie eaMty of it is very finali, and will I'carce 
 Kveive onr-i little Finger ; it is a very Ihibborn.obilinate, 
 liitle Head, and when 'tis t.iken will g.athcr up its tbiir 
 lens .ind ie' d. vvii all of a tieap, and till 'tis pleas'd of 
 V ulf 10 rife, will iieithet be footh'd nor beaten into it; 
 i:id not only lu, but it won't cat iicitlier, unlcfsyQU pro- 
 
 tliei with his hinder, and fo all the little onesrals ovet 
 liii Rak. 
 
 To the Lind- Animals wc m.iy ^Ho ioyn the L'l^.vJio..^'. 
 .111(1 the Ctv.j./i.Vj; 'tis true, the c'o.j.'.'i/;' t'leijiients tlic^'^^" 
 Water a.s well as the dr) land, but thofe that do fo ( ov 
 whi.h is all one, the .tll:g.iti,.s) Ihall .-iturw.mls be men- 
 tioii'.l with the other Animalsof that Region ; Wo have 
 hcie to do with the CfCrJilci that keep the l.an.l, aiul of 
 tliefc, our Authors alTiire IIS, there is no fiu.ill pli.iity in 
 Hr.ililr , there are many of 'em of ilic ! iiinefs of a man's 
 Thi^h .Ukl •.'•opouion.ilh leiieth, but fo'fai fuim douv.> 
 any harm, that the liuJi Ciiillreii plav freelv with \-)u, 
 ami they run about the H.jufe., asvumiiionly '' but in fa: 
 (greater niimlx-rs) asUoys and Cats do ah.iiit ours. 
 
 And that we iiiav be fure that thel'e are not re.illv 1 1- 
 r;.ndi wliuh they call Cri,. (,/;/,■•, ■; miltakinp one lor the 
 other; 'ti^ to U' obfcrv'd tli.itthe; tell us of the /./^voij 
 befides, how larg^ they are, what i.jlonr, aiul huw goo.l 
 meat : Their Skini;) rulfet, and adonfd with niultitu.hs 
 .if fpots , they aie verv harmlel's inoHenlive C.'iealiiu^, 
 an.l never known t.. do aiiythiii); to torltit iliat Lliaiai!ter 
 they eommonb have, of beiiip liieii.ilv to .Maiikuui , 
 their Flclh is as white, tender and fw.;et as that of the 
 bell Cajxiii, fo that iliofe who li.ivr jo.iilid it up.iii the 
 conceit ot the (aeature, li.ivi' upon talluo; u been loii.l 
 of it above all otlur meats. 'In triu- tii.it i\w(l now 
 deferibdau the ; /,m/./, that ticjuen: ihe Marlhes .ind 
 Rivers, but il'.en we arc allin'd '.here .v. o he's ili.it a...- 
 
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 '''f.iiie 
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 bill 'l 
 
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 Hull, 
 eoiiltl 
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 tion.C' 
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 Itood 
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 till Ivo 
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 CriMturci it oficn 
 
 )■ likrslic / >i.r. :ii • ■ i 
 
 l^ t'lirriillu! iiiih » 
 
 I* )"M[( alincli :iv 
 
 fo Itik luik ili.ni 
 
 ■liorrilly iil'i-a:.! •■( 
 
 t'lir ilicy an- iiwi^y 
 
 on tin diIki li.uk'l ]i''''j' ' 
 
 ill thfirTiApstlicy 
 
 I ilu' ii'.ilicv iiii.igi- 
 
 ■II.;; lU.itlis ilu'> i-.iu 
 
 nil :m Arniw, ili.it 
 
 tl'c-u tnrinciit.m.ikc 
 
 Iht.iiiii II till ilu-ir 
 
 I iliit ihifc IVojili' 
 
 HoiijhI'i ran aw.iy 
 
 ir 1 i;;< -niilil ,.irrv 
 
 f', .iiul iiincliidcil 
 
 let nil leap ami 
 rcul allii what (a- 
 ill tlK'ir W'ais Willi 
 w till' poor II . ,', . 
 jriliM-'d aiul l>n)kii> 
 oiiglt 'till, ami tlic 
 
 ■J I'y rliisoiily alJi- 
 l'^ w lititin \vc lind 
 
 liii ii|'oii the Dugs, 
 on, ami only i-r)M 
 
 /I- hue Inv.n I'pcal,- 
 I'l ihis It, iiu>;lity a 
 iiitinn a par. cl of 
 
 akcil Hiirniy, as the 
 the tnolt hatcil and 
 
 1 of Honour much 
 
 CLll. 
 IIUIIKTOUS ill thiS/(|,„ J ,| 
 
 peculiar fort eall'd Motk ». 
 'oy;, hiaek aikl\ery 
 anJ the IVar'.l rea- 
 ife as if 'ttveic cut 
 niliii); ihuir eoloiir, 
 : happens to be reJ- 
 ■ always lieloiiKs to 
 iiKiloni is rlcCtive, 
 "aiie't-uilom'Jt'a- 
 
 tli of Useral othet 
 c repiucil to be fn 
 e wiiiiiuk-il with .111 
 
 at lliiii that ll;ot 11, 
 
 tor a eeiiain Leaf, 
 
 Wf iirul, ■ ^l^ faiil 
 'cr5 little that they 
 ce to lue, hanj;iiig 
 iiiiial> willholifaiiJ 
 I to a Mail's Coat ; 
 ey ean go, Ihii tiur 
 y li.nc (Kvali(.n to 
 iwithiiitheif leii;;tli, 
 ke., a foi I of Ri Uli;e, 
 
 forc-Paws and ilie 
 little ones pal's ovet 
 
 J ioyil the t/^,r<'./jo,,HJ,... 
 ij.:ili- fieijncnts tlie^'^'* 
 thofethat Jo fo ( or 
 atterwar.ls be nien- 
 t Region : W'a have 
 ■ep the laiiJ, aiul of 
 . no luiall pltnity in 
 e lipnels t.f a man's 
 It fo fai tiom iloin;^ 
 >!av freely ivith em, 
 iiimonly ' but iiit'ai 
 till abciiit onrs. 
 .fe are ihii real!\ I i- 
 litakiiif; one for the 
 •11 lis of tlie /.I'^vi.'i 
 ilonr, aiul huw j;onil 
 n'J vuth niiijtiiu.hs 
 lotlenlivi Cjialiiies, 
 orteit that ihaiaetLr 
 •iklly to Manknul , 
 veet as that uf ihf 
 lojilui it uprrii the 
 alliii.'. It been loiiil 
 ■lie thai tlieft now 
 It ilie Marllu'. .mi 
 a'-, o 'le's iliat a'.. 
 
 hip. IK. 
 
 y/n /kcoiint of the Cotmtry of iJralile. 
 
 727 
 
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 p irelvliihabitans .if the VVonls. an, I of whi. h alfo 'tin e,ip,ib!e ol'pivjnp any iliveilin'i; f.i ihaf ili Te'i no iloubi 
 
 isiriie,ihjt iliey liavi r.ofhinc of that ir'iel anil ravenous 
 hiniioiir in 'em tint ('ia.i-/(/fi ari always ilef. rib'il by • 
 \V IS It ever known that Aniniil tefibil a (',iioil mm id 
 when he ituiM ivilily eoitie by 11 ' that he Itooil lo ftarc 
 anil y.\/i: np'n hislViy, ami ihi 11 tini, ly nm away fro;n 
 I'? Hill one irl n 'I .AmiIiois (/ (v/u- the /■'/•(■MriTO.i'i) ilot s 
 I'lihrm this of ilielc /./7ir,.'; upon Ins ov/n knowlcdj'e 
 aii.l I xpiiieiuc, aiiil to that piiipolc tells th:sSi ry. 
 
 lie anil two more of Irs Countrymen wen travellinj; 
 'fiuu \'vt oi U .-III , am! palliiin thro' aierrain Valley, 
 till ^ hiaul a fiaifnl noile, nia.ti by tinic Bc.ill or other 
 loinni:; tnwar.ls 'cm, an.l iiMieklv at'er, vipnn a little 
 I lill al'oiil tliivy I aees from '< iii.iliry ipieil wh.x: it wa"., 
 bur 'iwa> ivilli iM. little fear and Unpnzc that iliey law 
 
 to be niiJc but nsihe iin-onininnni l-of u iliatenlianm 
 the prue, ami ni ikeS "em lo nni, h Hi.', m it. This lileiit 
 inclamliolly Ibiilis a |ewet m th.; mi.lll of allihetlum- 
 fin.ls of lalkijiK I'ano s u\ Hi.ililr, [,,t tl c fame riafuti 
 tlutnneof thofe t alkiiij', I'ariois w<;iilil Iv fo if .iK the 
 rcll wen: torj-iic-iy'd ami dill like this. 
 
 The 7:7 ). isal'arrot of the bi^'iicCsof a />.•, iti Body ot 
 .1 line I |,uk, the Beak an.l I'ail vellow, an.l on ':< . Htn.l 
 it lia, a Coronet eonliltin.; uf iliree tnfts ; they aie bled 
 lip in Hoiifi'., and live upon Spid.i- , Heitlis. Cm k'H, 
 an.l liiehhke Inleilfs, 111 cit.hii jU'f wliieli ihiy arc li. 
 Ilarp am) ililrniit, rhat the, keep a Honfe very clear ot" 
 em ; they .iie lo nuieli lot pecking, that if i ni.in liol.l* 
 'em in In. I land they'll be apt tii run 'o liw Eyes and 
 
 I /.iv.i ./ biyi'.er than a Man in the llo.ly, an.l neai li". ' P'''''' ''lei-'. lor which realuntluy don't iiij'iC 'cin i> ' i 
 
 ""li^r as ihi'y di) other I'.irrots. Tisa eomini;n nbf.T- 
 yariijii (j| ilnft Hinls in (Vneral, that ilvv atL- evtreani- 
 'y leii/ille and apt to learn, ami v ■ are lol.l a .St.-.iy uf 
 
 loot loii)'., ..iivrr'd with white roiiuli S.al's like Oyfter- 
 ll.ell>;ilic Monllei lloo.lani look'd on 'eni, as ihey 
 lonl.l ivell lee by his plai nip. b.ves, an.l they liiiip, 111 M 
 i >n,!ition to make any allanlt npon liiiii kept their II 1 
 iion.eNpe.'lini; when lie w.iiiM come andfall a' natd 'cii.i ; 
 bi,t the /./;■, I ,1, it (eenn, Iia.l no fiih dclinn. hn as he 
 Itoo.l tipoii that iiliiii; proim.l for a little belli .Air. 
 wliiilithey fiw him iliaw 111 wnh open mmuli, the 
 w.athir beini; extnamly hot) fo when he had taken his 
 lill both of that ,ind lo.if nii", ar tli.ni too, he iiirn'.l fnd- 
 .Itiilv a''(nu and ran away. ' 1 w.is a full .jnarter of an 
 hour that thii lutein iew lalle.l, an.l Moiilieur icf s us Ik- 
 was nor a little ;;lad wben'iwa;! liniiV.'.l, an.l 'v law the 
 ' . : r- /'s Tail : 1 iowe, er, it voiilirni' 1 lum In the opinion 
 iliitthisCieatiire liasa love to.M inkin 1 lince in his.-afe .ind as lileiir 
 ilkTe was a fair opp.jrtiinity, if it had lovd only tode-i I-i'v Ins Milt 
 
 I T em. 
 liuiear 
 
 whole d(i.:ihty \.. no fmall liijn cut to the Kefiitatu . 
 ot all I'arrots 111 this relpeCt, atth.- .omman.l cf hu Mi- 
 llieli he would eiilier dance, wlnlH.', talk, or • onn'.erleit 
 rlie iioih.' th'' lli //. 'I'l make when tli.y I'o 10 bi'iel.aiid 
 at the lealt wor.l b.imlier leave .if in the nil luleof ilic 
 Danee or Sonj', or whatever elfe he was doing ; neiiliei" 
 was it polliide to make him no.,- ruber 'Ir.npno or fj 
 mmh as his Foor, till the Milh-.U lijniiiied Ih.- i;a-.c 
 hive ; Our Fr-iri iii.tii made the l'>p. riineiit. an I . iidca- 
 vom'd by (Jat.'deq to fednee the Uiul niio a ii't e iro- 
 tion, but all in vain, /V/ Hood a; immovable as a I'od, 
 too, and pai.l .111 e>: nit obedience to the 
 . had impo.'d upon liini, 111 fpii ; of all 
 
 1 artilices and eiidea'.ouis to the contiary. 'I'he ^V'on.,111 
 alio other .Aiiini lis belules the / I'^.jri/j which, valued this I'anor at f) hip,h a rat., that llic ai-iis'.l Ifm 
 
 won!,! make an ordinary Stoma '1 heave ar tlie ti'myhtsi when li.' oll'er'd to buy it ; ami when 
 
 '.T? flrtl 
 1' :r r-. 
 
 [ , . ■.-. 
 ill iu .1.. 
 
 ol citinn, 'Ti'l ^''i ■"'e' very acvptable me.it with the id 
 fill',, ; liiihaiea );ieat firiv fott of I'n.i i\ vi\\\:\\ they 
 roall an.l eai without lb imicli as bowelliiiR, and l..ni.l- 
 S- ;' ;,;; eoloiird with bl.c k ai,.l iv.l, as bi", as a Man's 
 Ann, Hiid four or li e foo' 1 .ni;; thefe they eat.b .ibroa.l 
 in the Wiio.ls, an 1 brinp 'cm hoaie and t!\row cm down 
 .iitriii.ilt tli.ir Wives and Children, wl'o takc'enmpand 
 ban, lie 'ero vM'iioiit any inannct of hurt ; fo that 'tis ccr- 
 i.iin tlie'.e Creatures, both Joi./i and Seij'nin, have no: 
 that [ ovinii'ies quality in 'em that (oir.e others ha' e in 
 the very lame Country , tlio', allnwiiii; all that, a man 
 woi Id fal^as lonj; asNamreconi.l hold our, and it llioiii.l 
 be 01, Cj ..,'* t'lift to make a meal of 'mi. 
 
 Let 
 
 ii<;come now 
 
 i„. 
 
 wini>'.l kind., and leavin^qthr 
 Inhabitants of a lincT I'le- 
 
 maMled the 
 price ol ir, Ihe rf;ld him, a pieceof a l • ■ C.a noii. 
 
 1 he I ■:ri»ii,n!i.j;,c is coniniended lor . , i- ot le neatcfl 
 
 and ilev.M- 'It little Birds that is; in irs tliitln it makes a 
 
 nolle l;ke..n //,„„(/.- Rf, and the; e. -h afti th.it wa- 
 
 viiii^ imeeriain m.inncr, an.l then never cats its beod lit- 
 
 tiri); Hill, but .Tlwavs tlymi; ; ihecoloerof illc I'ody is 
 
 ,i;iiy, but the Cin i pon us ilead is inch, ilia: 'tis hard ro 
 
 lay what e ilom tis of, tbr whatever 1 !e or way yon 
 
 look .p 111 it, yon f, e alinotl .ill Ion: of colour,, and 'tis 
 
 the fune if one looks upon the lir.Mll ; it has a very Ion}; 
 
 j Hill, an.l a 'roiiiiue ihi' llrctcl iir is lull twice the 
 
 I Kiiiiih.if the bill. Whether ibi:-!liid lleeps iniitlior no 
 
 j li im.crtain, however the (//.//.km lay that it Ipcndj lix 
 
 I numths entirely in a profound .Slicp. 
 
 Tl-.e Cuii.itii-tr^;.'.! is ot tl.e bic'iicfs of our O' ll'hich. 
 
 t^rofs Lar;!i, look over Inhabitants of a lincT I'lc- 1 '''i' U.uk .md VV.np.s blue, the Ureall an 1 Ij, lly yellow, 
 
 ment. I and a Diadeiti <;r tin; lame-colonr'd bcarli.n np.111 hi; 
 
 /'arif/j arc r.Jinc of tlierpoil v'ilj;ar liiidsoftheCoim- Hea.l ; 'tsan a.lmr.able Hud f a- 1 he*. -'ape, iii.i.'cd In 
 try, they Mie toi;e;hei in whole Hocks, and ate kill.l by ] ''j '> alote ,1 nun has the 1 lealnre of many, for it liasthu 
 thoufands, tor all win. Ii thev fwarin fo, that there's ne- Notes ol a jirear many othet fir-.s ol Hiids, an.l luakc 
 
 vcr any iiiifs ot 'ein : There arc v anon, forts of 'em, and 
 there's onlv one known bin what will 'alk with a very 
 little teaching ; tiieii colonis are very bcai'tifnl and lln 
 riinp, and lo auinirably imx'd m fever.d ot 'cm, that one 
 of thol.' Bir.ls alone is an intevaniiiij; lipht. 
 
 Some have a Breaft is red asf avict, an.l all alonf" the 
 Body are yellow or p,reen or blue, but ivt without a lit- 
 tle Iprinkling of .ill ilieie colours too Thele neuT lay 
 more than two bpi;s at a time, an.l breed in the trnnks 
 ofold Trees an.l about the Rocks. Others with all tin- 
 
 fii.h a variety of . liaiipe; an.l turn, in its vvlnltling, th.u 
 i' is a Conlcrc ly it fell; neiiher is a foi piviiif- ir» 
 Mailer a little toi.eli of Mulick and away, but conrinncs 
 tlu' Son.nto fu.b a leiiph, as etfeCfially (lews the i^ood - 
 nels both lit the liir.b luniks an.l Humour at the fame 
 time. 
 
 The T.iwMi.t is about the (ire of a Spafww, 'tis all 
 black cx.-ept the I kad, which is of a tiiii' Oranpe-t ivviiy. 
 If there wr'rc aiiv way to be let into the Myllei les of the 
 actions ol thcic Cieatun-s, ot a Rule to know the mean- 
 
 rjrmer colouts hue black and prey belidcs, an.l tln'v'K. intjot 'em, ab idy vvoul.l nnploy that |i ece of .Skill. 
 
 breed an.l biini; up their younp in 'he Honks, tbrwhicli' 1 he fowl that ficpiciit the Salt-vvatei are next to be 
 
 rca'.ijii they aie much more elleem'il. Th. le is another conliJer'd. 
 
 thai is black I prink led with a little preen throiiphou-. the' I hc(;.:io!//)j!f,i is as bii; as the Cram .sf I'^tii^iil, the Sy.-tt.'-il, 
 
 liody, the bicr yellow, and tlte byes an.l Heak re.i.l B'-'dv extieamly white, an.l its I. epi .iii.l 11,11 very loui'„ 
 
 Anodicr that IS all i^reeii. the Cap and Co'lar vellow,' but the Ibimer icddilli, and the laiier yel' w ; on the 
 
 the I'liinions rc.l, the Tad ve.l, yellow an.l green, ami Nc. k a man Imds the gr.iateft 'oe.iuty thai 1 clones ro it, 
 
 t)\ er the IVak a tuft of bin.' beatliers th.u .adorn it t'l a , wh'.:h is a I'liime of verv tine be.athers. not to be rom- 
 
 \V( ndcrfnl.legree. ; p.ir'.l to any bur thofeof the .;//ic.i). bitvi lc;ea. 
 
 Rut the Tariot call'd the 'I'.'//!/ is fomcthini; more cii- , 'ihe 0://p;oi i:; othctwile call'd l c /,,t^c.l T:.:, be- 
 tioH;;, if not tor the >. lours, vet for the li/.e ; 'tis no bip- eaulc its Tail is divided in the iiiidll ; the fit of this 
 I'.erth.in a Sparrow, bet lochrarful, that 'tis always tat- Fowl is poo.l for the I.oofeiicls, and the beatliers ferve 
 tlinp or linginp alter its manner, and will skip up an.l Itlie I'rf iI'j lor their .Arrows : 'Tn laid of 'em, that they 
 ilovvn up"ii a u an". B'call and Shoul.iers that breeds it arc C' riain toreniiineis of the Sbr.'s arrival, audit very 
 lip, aid eat the V'lChials out of Ins Mouth, it pi.k his leidoiii fails tli.it feme tew days ahei they ate feen the 
 Tic'tli will; iisl'ill if he II piveit leave ; thele are cltcemd ! Ships .rime into tlieii I'orts. 
 as v ry ,reat Rar:ties | '1 he 1. ;..(.. 1 is taken to be the Sea-.\f, iv of /'i.,;;,(;^', 
 
 Tct 1 .icre i 1 ano-.bi \. whu h thev call (!iii,.uiiln, that i wh.eb, becaufc 'tis common cniiiiph, we Ihan'i It nul' to 
 r!iev ma'.e mere ucoinu of ihan the firmer, bur the on- delerih.- ; they live itpon Cockhs, which to .ipen and 
 Iv ri-afoii .'.'ems to bi: becaufe'tis f.arcc and fii-fetch'd : come at, they rake uii up in their Bdls, and let'em fall 
 l b.is H rd ishir.llv fe:n oif of ap,ieat man's Hoiile, and upon the Rocks till they have broke the, SI. ell in piec s-. 
 they v.ih'i' em as loni.' men d.i their Hawks, and as The 'V«.'/.7Mn/;'K is a Fowl, the in.ilt remarkable nro- 
 others do the Birds that d.'lrdit 'em with the molt charm- perry ot wlii.li is. ihe Leihaigy or deep .S!c.;p that it i-: 
 in;. Notes, aii.l y 1 tliis is aCaeature that never lings n.ir moll commonly lotini to lie in ; the Iii.li.i.i! light on 'em 
 t.ilks but i; alvvav,; fa.l and luUcn, and of a humournot lyinn thus on the ihore to all appearance dead, and tho' 
 
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 haiiilU.ilili. »ir iiollptisol'lifi'i InitilKiiioluiii.n c.nu i«lo nuiili inn.- hkr I'l.ih iluii Ful., tint ir rj V 
 fi) rluiiiiclvcs.imiii ility xiM.' ciii ,1 <4nt, tliniwiiut 'cm |ili.iuitc Jiiioiiult ilu (' r(«i;, ,/ , wliiilici 
 .1 piiiil w.iv, .ni.Holiy iii'i-uinot'ilu: '.illthc Hir.l is lli»- Diili tor lilh .i.i>> oi ii>, -lul lv 
 r(.wly\v,ikM,a;uiiiukri nil' 1)1 If, Wings tu »*Mulbiin(l •' -p .. i . . . 
 
 t().nM III ili.it 111 111111 > any MiDii'. 
 
 111. t'l. •!'«•:' isjsliii;;!'. ariXL'oii, arj ilii- roi'un ul 
 thoi nnt.tu is, lli,u llirv lav tlii'ii l-.(<t!s in the Siu, ■i'>'i 
 tlii-ir Int. li .ukI ImccI tliiMt youiii-i they ilon't tly .u ill, 
 I'lil In tlic 111 I'i't' ill 11 S\ iii.',s .uul lc»i ti't^'lii-i I*"" 
 al()M(: ii|V'ii ill NV,«ur very liv;ltlv : 'I lu- M.iniK rs ;h-ih.' 
 r,iil> v\\'' i\ * H"Mt ( :,i|iii wliiii iluy til' ilitli: ibom, .uul 
 tins itu-) Jii I'Miictiiiii'i in (iiai v.ilt iiuiiilicrs, ilut tiny 
 air I'vcii tro' I'li'l'Jni M I'm. 
 
 Till- .'.;■' .1 isofllii' liloi.l a I'tr-.tnn-r, Us Ciilom i- 
 wli.ti'lH'l';Miticil with ti'il.iii'l i!uliilhslonj;Aiiill.ii!ii'iii^l 
 like ,1 Sponii ; ii.,a mu'litv i.iulici ol lilli, nulowlmli 
 it iil'ii. tliK lli,;llt, to It like It Willi itsliKit iii'uiiilK Wu 
 tcr. .111. 1 ilkii Ureiili cit iisNc k to wait lot ilii I illi nil 
 A t',iir o jviiriiiiiiv iilKis to U'l/c 'nil. 
 
 I'Ik f.' 11 1 ur ' 1S4 liiili- i;uy i;iri.l,wh'>fil'y>"i .irc iii. ilc 
 vers iuMiitnii! I'\ .iii.vlii!.K'ili.it a| I'l-us in liuliot cm; 
 ill U'tliir 111. ir 'lie noill- it iii.iki> , ire ilf civil, iin.ir.iii:iii( 
 ii ilu- X'oi. for' r.iino very l.ir('..' Bn.l ; bw 'liso.t,! ili.it 
 tills liini i,\iit (ill,,; \»-tii itst ireiiiiniili, bill imili do it 
 .illi) uith ili.ii I'lliinl at ilic Liim iniu', iliat ilic .Soii^ 
 ih.ril.K lire Imtli \v,iys .u oiiii-, .liul lliar wiili lo liltliy 
 a I'niili iivi, thai 'us no litl'c |>iiiiilli luiit Uit ^ iii.iii tolic 
 Iv. 'I is'.riio, as to the lOiieerii tliel .ii has in the ui.it 
 tcr, the llannoiiy m.iy I'c I'utli wa^s imuli alike, aiiJ 
 lUe Fait as mr'oilii us as the Soiiu, liiii lime another 
 ^^llle Is ri'lli lo (;ivt its Vcriiul anj liiclate it lell'otKr.il- 
 cil, \se imill pioiKniiKe an oiKls lieiween tin, aiuj lay 
 the li'i'itinin Ori<an inake'^ ihe Iwectell Miili.k This 
 I iilerijiiini' lit iifiialK le|;iiis two li'Mirs iH-U'ie Oay.aiiil 
 lalts all the I'veiiiiii; ti'l the emlot'the tiviliKht.aiiil the 
 I'e.ji K- uljlervc that tor tlic tiioll part tu a token ot tan 
 
 ue.i her. i i o • ' • 
 
 I Ik- u/'.fM Is as bin .is a I'ifv'nHct, it has a loiii; Bill , ' ''' • f*-"' ciinnph, lunliileniig the ijiianiiiKs ,it (.)yl that 
 Vhkh at the end is like a CreUeiit, .uul I's I ens are lari- ilr.iwii from 'em, 
 
 about a Ipaiij tluTes hardly any Bir.l lo ilranpc as iliis.j The /'/ r.twlu, othenvili' eall'il Tie f,Mn':^ F.'p; is 
 (■ir the varioHs culomsii ai'peai% in; 'tis the true ('/".•-«< i ''no"!! ami ilirru\cr'il by ilie InnrtiiiK iinile it liiake.s, 
 amoiij; th.' Fowl, and he thai knows it at one tune laii- winch ., heaid lery dilliniltly i| i; W- :iny iliiiij; rmr : Ii 
 iioi I (.llibly .hi It atariothiT, without lie poes by fonie 's pretty eoiilidcrably l.ii;, and e !;1h ir nine Ipari lon^, 
 r.ictn.iitc. th.111 that nl theioloiir. Wheritirlk iceonics j"' -i ('.ooil talte, andiiiii, h elKeiii d ; in the M.niili it has 
 on: otilie Shell 'lis bia. k, and .|uii kly atier nirns jirey, 'Wo Stoius ot the bu.uhli of ,i Hand, whofe iile and ot- 
 I'V ihar Hire ir comes t) have tin; eoiiiniaiid (if ilieVV'ing hie is lo >;n"d the \\'iiks and other liih hard thinps 
 It be. niiKS whni-r than the [ ir.clt I'me, an.l tins inno- whereon ihey Ked : 'I'hele .St..iiiii, the li:M.i>:s pn/e ai .i 
 
 " r.ri'titMte, ami wear 'em aboui tin ii Kecks a.s [ewels. 
 
 */'''.i/-/ .in; lb i-iiiiimoii np,.ntliis(.'oa(t, ihat iliey.Tie 
 
 to be leen runie'iin s tiiiiy or HUy tniiethei, and many 
 
 Haiks have bei n meiwhelm'd by 'em; any h.iid roarinp 
 
 tiT ; rhe U ii.i.in: highly v.iliic ilnir l'i:athers, and nuke '."Hi' hares 'em ltran)',i'ly, pariMiIarlv the heatii.j; of.i 
 
 all ihoit juwily fantal'ual (^inameins (lor ivhieli they I I'rum does it etfecliially, and inakci 'cm \cry fieri e and 
 
 ,1 
 !>va» I p;i.|.ii 
 (it'i I'ait c» had iiioifdi 
 tiiaiwa, ploilibletu urjje on th. ii lijis, Inr if one cue d 
 fijf iwajan Inha! itant ol ihe Wanr, .m,! i nnc out tii" 
 the l.iiiie I leiiuiit ihat nil rnli lne in, ihe i.llur llii}!',t 
 fejl), S) di.t A/.'.mrH and AI ,i;j.i .1: ti .. ail.l \Ctallo|y 
 lithci uoul.l hir.lly ;il|.iw .i Dub ot i|i.it lane on .\ 
 ir,:h,r/.i,, ir /'/./v ; btli,ln, rlit.'s ila lltn,,,ih .lul 
 liibll.iii, I ot IMli iri It. aiul tis i. n laiik i\\u\ hii';liii,an 
 Ivkci tin en Is .iiiil piir(.oll»of alilh i.l\\\ In 111. rt how 
 they inded the iiia'iet is umeitJiii, bi the .ae biiim 
 ut,(;hiy, and ihc I'eaie ol Alms (.',.n(cjei..i< ..ticeti.il 
 lint, it 0ii};lit ioha\e been well hi. nlsil by Uninci, ,ii,d 
 Lti ii^.ju td ,1 iuiiip!e,udtteriiiinalioii. 
 
 The «!./., ■,. /I H hke the \(,..i;i ;,, an.l not nuich li I'- 
 laliii.l, lt.r.t,,n..oil lalteandwlMilliiii lutuii , iluy aie 
 laki 11 in the open .Sea only with a Hoi.k and a 1 me, be- 
 im; lit oi Uieii li'aiis liii)', il.i ir rmJii Miy rotiiuj, 
 bla k in ilie Kiik, an.l while on the lUfy, 
 
 I he full. all. I ih.; 0.«- i-., is lil.t ila ■/■ii»,'»;>, as well 
 lot Its li.'e as I. rill, ihe iiiwaid ,is the omward p.irts ; it 
 i> yaitlv lat, an, I ilicy i.ike out ol it ( o'liles .is ihuk a, 
 ,1 h 111 llulliii}; J iiieol the /',. 'i/^rt.' Money ; ih.K Un,, 
 lot all the pmpofes that iii.i.jil lliuiii or ratlui l|..!;s ind 
 doe,. I he f.ye of it is to veiy like ilijt of a leirclhal 
 Ox. that iipuii ih.ii i oie it (;..esby thistiaine. 
 
 I he C,:i/iii)ii,i IS a« mneli eit.'eii. d li>i launi', a< aii'. i.( 
 
 I the l.irine:-, it'siwe'.ve or thmeeii Ipan lon(;,'and has a 
 
 I I'liiii upon iheli.iik uhichit alwass . arms ra,, d up 
 
 • that IS at leait two t.i three ; ihe niain of it Ins all m 
 
 Hakes inteilar.led Mitht.ii and j;iearc, but iirtwithllan.l. 
 
 iii>; It has.tbuii.laii e of fom <, an.l nuilt lee.iuti wiih 
 
 ninih .are and eaiition. 'I hey nenei.iily kill 'em wiili 
 
 Harpor.-iioiis, li r 'ii.s ,i tlni k Filh and heavy, be.ii); bin 
 
 den liiffic lent f.ir nvo memo lilt ; tlv.re are iindtiiude.s 
 
 ' ot 'em ro be loun.l in ihule Seas, .niid tliey .ire a pioln.i- 
 
 ii.,.i> (i.iii „ 
 
 .,1 *:U 
 
 Sv.i 
 
 .■!" 
 th, 
 ir,;l 
 
 I', 
 d. 
 1. 
 1' 
 
 blol 
 
 I . 
 Si. 
 
 / i', 
 
 faid 
 ,ui: 
 
 tent CO. our II next exchini;(s for thai ol Bloo.l, 'tis reiT- 
 det .'if polfibli; ; than liai let .t felt", and foomiiiucs all 
 the relt ot its life. 'I lule may be bred in 1 loiifes, but 
 llieii h I'd iii'iU be I illior M.lh, and aUvawpiit inWa- 
 
 I'.ir 
 
 l!.ii 
 
 r. . 
 \vl 
 f..v 
 but 
 V..1 
 aii.l 
 ■1 
 oftl 
 is a 
 foil 
 
 Ihe Sa oy.y/'alfifiheivcrlahincFiie.i'y jfthcl/'vi.',)Th,M> 
 Is no It I anger ill ihofe .Seas , their Wupoii is ciiilit or''"' 
 till Ipan ionp,, let on b(,th li.les wiiha i..'W' if very for-'*''"' 
 niid.iblf 'leith, vvhi.li .ne longer (.r Ilu rter .accordinf; 
 
 .ire l.jiioied) ai mikh of ihe;c as ol any other iheir''" 
 Country v'''''*- 
 
 Our -Auihoii tell us of f veral other f rts of Water- 
 Foivl, but ii.it ,lef ribirmanv ot' em, svc will hear their 
 a.iiHint ot ihe Full and other Animals .hat live in the 
 
 W.iter, fo'iiea|[o)^cihiT, and otheisain|>h!bious. iio the dimeiilioris ot iln- Filh; the//' / ■ very frequcmly 
 
 I We uill begin with the 0.v-.':/7j, locall'd from us like- leels tlieexicediii(; lliaipnels of this Weapon, in the tur- 
 ne.'., to that Creature, paii:iulaiK v.ith refpcC^ io its rible battels toiii;lit between this Filh and it ; but ihc 
 Head, whi.h with the ha;rv Skin, the bars, the lai ge j ,V'"" ' comes in f .r a Ihare in the honour of the Vn'tory 
 Tongue .111.1 Checks, refmbh.s an Ox Itrangely ; theitiK', for the i'lv. .'Il/h kldoiii enpages alone, but while 
 I'.yes are but rmall in pro|'i)rtioii to the Hody, but they , tlu: gives the Wounds the huni;ry S. <i/<;. comes and 
 arc dcfeiuhd wih F.yeli.is, by which the Creature Units j lucks the Bhiod, by \.,lu, li ineans their ,^11-. erlaiy is lo 
 an.! opens 'c;ii at pleafire, whernn there isa reirarkable M'nteeblc.l, that at lalt he is toic'.l to yield the day. 
 ditt'eiei.ce between It ami otlier Filh ; but there is alio as j Ol ilie Slurl^j there are lix or leven kinds o'lferv'd 
 iniuh 111 :he point of bieatliin,j, foe this cannot dwell] about the(.oallot /l/.i/y/f, but all liei. e and \oiacioui lo 
 loni; uiv-ler watir, as others can, but mult eicry n. w I the lull licuree ; they will nor only piiifue a Man npc.ii 
 ami then (onie up lor a inieithtiil of Air, and breathe a ' "' 
 little: 'Ihc Hod,) is ofa gieat biniicfs, and all .overd 
 
 I 
 
 n '.....J 
 
 the Water, but leap aihore after him too, and by th.it 
 ineans tlicy arc fomi times prevented tiotnreiurr.iiig back 
 v.iih \elloiv Fl.iir ; it h.e, two Anns each a cubit long, again. .All that they can feu-cor liijht on is their Prey, Si. r 
 and two! Iar..l:; with ti.e Fini^i rsa-piece, and on each a and be it what it will, down it j^oes, provided ir be not ':"■'• 
 Na I like ih,u On a Mans; under thefe Arms rhe Fc- i a Harpon-iron, or an Aiuhor, orany tliiiii'. of that un-'*'"" 
 
 ] 111 Hi. 
 
 1 ill: 
 
 malc^ h \c twoLHi:;s, uith whnli Ihe I'uikles her youiif, 
 bill rhef. are never more tliiii one at a time : The In- 
 wards of ir appear ex,ii;tly like thofe of an Ox, and on 
 all tlieoiuliiU it has noihiniiofa Finn, to that rheiiiolt 
 of the l'.;h is W^n in the Tail, which is nitwithltandinii 
 all roi.nd and dole : In the flea I, a little above ihcFyis, 
 «rc I'oc.nd 1 co'ipl.; fd .Stones of .i cnnli.lerablr iiiai;ni- 
 Iiide, wbi'e .ind luvi'V, and reputed to be the jjelt Kc- 
 niedy tor rhe VMwr in ijie World, being leatcn to pow- 
 d.-r and lir.ink in a draught ot VViiic or Water, it tor.es 
 awav I he Stone if it be voidable, and ot tliei til. y gui 
 IS an iiutaii eo( their own knowlcdne. The Hones of 
 thi> Filliaie all hard and iiialfy, and not only asloUd, 
 b.ir as whir., .is Ivory ; the Meat is to be compar'd with 
 (he belt i I H'-ef, which it much rel'embics, and is as 
 fubltaniial a fool cither fora Houfc or Ship ; and indeed I 
 
 trai'laidc nature ; then rallies arc lonietimes lurnillid 
 like aSalefman's Shop, lor tlieie yon ilull lind Skins, 
 Cloth, Doublets and l5iee(lK%; in Ihorr, any piece of 
 lackling IromaShip. oi any Rags that drops firm th.- 
 Back ot .1 Sailor,isiiKat ti.n sSiuvk. 'Fholeeriiil Teeth 
 ot tiieirj, that reiul tlieii IVey in fi leaifiil a inaiiiicr.d.) 
 asmiKli mil. hict alter they are dead as when ihiy ar.; 
 ..live, lit the //../j'.u.j life 'em in their molt deadly Ai 
 r.iws, and he ili.it has on-e feen wh.ti iluu Teeth aie, 
 ni.iy eailly imagine what a wound f.irh a W'tapon 'com- 
 ing Willi a gieai li^rce t..o) would make U|-on the tender 
 llelli ota hiinianbody ; 'iisahiiolt tio cruel tor Mankin,!, 
 and ought only to be imploy'd anaaih the .V/'.i.'^.. then • 
 leKc>, and "i would be proper ciioU(di to diilioj fuel) 
 dclhoiets with their own Teeth. 
 
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 bill 
 nia 
 cci 
 lee 
 ei;; 
 be, 
 ail' 
 an. 
 
 Vil 
 
 coi 
 vei 
 M. 
 foi 
 
 bi. 
 W 
 
 III 
 
 ilil. 
 
lib. V 
 
 ail I'lil., ilni i( 14 »',| ,1 
 wlii'iRr t\v,n i piippii 
 
 it'i r.iiicK lu.i iiioi'ci, 
 
 II liJis, Icii i( iiiiccoi' d 
 'atir, ami i imc out d 
 lu 111, ihc i.cluT iiii(!' t 
 
 M •!' V n ailil \ct.i lll>l« 
 
 >iili «l ili.it liu,i! oil a 
 li'Ti''. ila (trn.-ih .n,,! 
 I ri laiik aiul lujilitcaii- 
 llll d.\\. Ill III' IT ili.w 
 
 nil, 1)1 the ,a c liiiiij; 
 
 ^ (..li'i-Jii.. I- ..noil,;!' 
 
 tllMllHll I'V Duiino, ,|m1 
 
 liuii. 
 
 :■ ", aiiJ nut niiiili liii 
 
 iillmii iiatnri ; iIk^ my 
 
 I Hfii'k and a I iiic, \x- 
 
 II Hi'Jis \iiy lulriul, 
 
 iIu'Im;v. 
 
 il.t ili( 7«»,«>, as wfll 
 lliuiimvsatil parrs i it 
 It ( u'lilis a-, iliiik .r> 
 
 :rt; Moiic'v ; I Ins (iTw , 
 
 III nr raiJM ||.,.is |,i,,i 
 ki' iliai of a iLirelihal 
 l-y iliiMiaimv 
 
 I'M li'i laiiiii; a- aii' i-\ 
 I ll'.in l(iiif;,'aiKi has a 
 va\s I aniii tai.<\l ii|i 
 
 i-iaiii (if it lii.s all 1,1 
 alt', hut iiruvithllaii.!. 
 1.1 mult Iccaicii \Mili 
 ;au-ia'ily kill Viii wiili 
 ai.il licavy, Ininj; Inn- 
 
 tlv re arc iii'.iltitiulfs 
 aikl ilicy an- a pioliia- 
 luamuu's ot l)yj tliai 
 
 li 'J'/'f fimthi^ F'/l:, IS 
 iirtiiiR Miiilc It makes, 
 
 bf any iliin;; nnr : li 
 In ( r mm- Ipaii loiii;, 
 
 ; ill tllf Moiuli 11 li^is 
 Mil, whi'f,; Ilk' and ot- 
 ilicr lij) hard ijunn!! 
 
 tlu- l':.!i.i':i pii/e at .1 
 
 ii NV'cks a.ylcwcls. 
 ■i t'oalt, Uiat ihcy aic 
 toi>ctlu'i, ami iiiaiiy 
 i-in; any I"ik1 ruarinp 
 larlv the luatinj; of.i 
 tb cm very lieu e ami 
 
 pKiiciiy ufthc(/''rt,i)vh.', 
 
 Wiai'oii is ciiiht oi •?'" 
 lia row . f very for- " 
 
 'T llnTtcr actoniiiiH 
 /' I ■ very frequently 
 'i Weapcn, in the tcr- 
 
 Hilli atnl It ; bnr ihc 
 I'liionr iil'che Victory 
 iljes alciiie, but while 
 ry S' iii\ comes aiul 
 then- Acherlaiy is (o 
 > yicM the day. 
 leven kinds o'>rerv'd 
 cue and \oraciousto 
 
 piufiie a Man upon 
 liin too, and by ihat 
 I tioniri. turning back 
 iylit un H their I'rey.Pi.'-: 
 ■s, provided iv be not ':'.'- 
 iiy tluiii' of iliat nil-'*'"' 
 
 lonietiincs hirnilhd 
 i"n lliall find .Skin.s, 
 
 lliort, any piece of 
 
 that drops licm thr 
 TliolecrucnVt!!! 
 
 leaiful a manner, do 
 ad as when tliiy arj 
 :ieir molt deadly Ar 
 ■h.ti ibd"; Tceili aie, 
 liirha WVapoii'Xoni- 
 iiake uj-nii rtie tenJcr 
 oiiiieltbr Mankind, 
 nil the .v/',i.,'<.. ihen- 
 upll to ddtio; lucli 
 
 'Ih( 
 
 ( h:lp IX. 
 
 /fn Aroiint of the Country of Hrafile 
 
 729 
 
 The r »<■' • ^ /?.' itml ilie C. «.'f alwviiiil allb in thulv 
 be.is I m thefc h.ivr; both been il. fi tib'd in other places. 
 
 The IVi /'■/') or fn 'lis call d ii th ir I ani'uape; il:e 
 ./'ii y, iv., i'i about a fpin l.ine., and odilU paiiit<d, bn' 
 the I vi • •'!■>■ !uu' aii'l tiir to look "ii i when 'tis tak n 
 out o! ihe Watei it will liiuit and fwell llianedy, tor 
 will, li re.ifoti II liavl ibe i',iine of the I' .(./,'//'' e,m n ; U it 
 ji' ih I'll ,they f,i\; ii mis beei'cil, luit i theiuil'elt in- 
 talh.'dv and lu.tdcnl) ki.K ihule whopr.tend t.i feed mi 
 It, .n f.iin'.' have h.iind lo ihcir c (t ; .iiul \\•^ jjriat won- 
 dir II ihoiild kill Men, u'licn'iis .il'ovliii tor Kaiii, ai it 
 li-.'iiis 'lis, and iherc's i)..iie nf ihcile Vetiinii that ear of 
 I' bill die toi th'ii I iir oil' V. 
 
 'Ilv re are iw.i oilvr I, n I'.of ih.l' Vniiiilh-i. i m th.it 
 i« all over .oin'd I'.rli I n k!es like .1 lledphu;^ and 
 liiorts and UvilU .r i r,f •.*•.,■ Wner like ihe ii'iniii, an 1 
 in.iy allii (likeii; be ^aMi ilih ■ Sk ii br pull'd utl, ami 
 (ill. y lav,! '.Mil' .ii\' .iirai\' imi m . al • ol the HI vJ\-jl..x, 
 th'i iiutliink-. il ill III! be a rii ins lall Re nedy, if there 
 beany rooai tbi ,!vi, i. '1 hr othei 's of a uianpii'.ii 
 I'viii, aii'l ilie Pnvf 'ii \\h\ !i 111 ihe t»o I'ntiiii r Tvisljiil 
 Sl.iiid i.|') III iliiN i<liiiik down iiii.i iheHc'ti's aii'l /'./"•■ 
 I.', whuli ile.ii t.ik.no't, ih'l'ilh noiwihltindiiij; is 
 faid to be '.mm' lo , .111. I e.iM'.jroiily it ll.oiild I e, Wiih- 
 iiiiie'.er b.' IV n't aily '-.11.11, nnlols i' loin '" ' — '"''' 
 
 titikle fit" l'oM» lln y iijvc ( by which alUithey ejti lioth<.i 
 Kilh) d<i refeiiiblcihc H(r.|./l'iiile^: Ih.l,; aic not 10 
 lie ctteii ar all j ihi n lliinnnn iiiifi sviry una' pa ti>and 
 'u'liiili is a p" iihir pi -prrty)iiiiavoida h; wee) iiii;s,aiiJ 
 i|iereti.r«. We arc tohl ol an lnJhn who ha'l re.eiv'J ma- 
 ny a biiierw iiin.l with 'Wrmvi, and never ihJ 'Icar 
 
 firaiiv r'f 'c.n, bni luine ll • byhi. ( n.TUie, wept 
 
 pleiitdiiliv i lu that il kciiii 11 ,t t'j e die .He 'I ot .my 
 vi'ileneeot paiii.biit of lome piiii,.'ila. piupeity of tl.n 
 Vinoiii, ul kIi tortes it rclt'tliai way.miJ well diletvci 
 tube fiiithcrenqiiii'd in-o. 
 
 1 h' te are I veial liittntit'i' <•.'/' fo"nd In th;..C(,iiiiitry, 
 .111.1 iii'H. it nor all, are mude Vo 'd by ilic l\uple ; m c 
 kiiil thatialb. us Shell, ,iiw:i s wlun ji does Ij leiiitt 
 iiitw It, hole, .iiid there urrir* the li ai'c n\ iwo or iliiic 
 mumfs, an, I iIkii .oiiebii"r ai-aiii : Anoiheris folaif.c, 
 ili:ii a Main I.e); will ;;o ihm the .M.i. th uf it , ilitic 
 ( icatiireb are f'.i alKctid wi'ii Tluiii li r, tl at it aKv,i\3 
 teiches em o itolMun holes bu- ihcy iii.ike at r.l,c l.iinv: 
 i.ineliiha rattliijj; n.,«le theiiif, 1 es, tii.i' ihty II ay be 
 luaid a •;reai wav.'an.l th. y ha\ i- finii iniv.". been India- 
 ken toi ir.'op-. ,'f .nm',! bntmiis up' 11 a iiiar'h, Ih.i; 
 kind that kei'pi, III the II link 1 ol ilie Irees whi.li (.'row 
 y _tlie Si' 1 (ide li\i inolt'y iipipii CocUc ,, .iiid ulc. .1 iio- 
 tli.' b.lh out "fill:; Shell ; whm 
 
 in liji a lalt 1.1' i; .irtih e for w 
 
 they lee .1 Cli.ikie vapmy, (awh.-i do Viiyol'ien) they 
 
 reiiii'." ri t'o :, Mil. oili.,.; Ill ,1,1,1 ,:,! in piiy||-K. itliey lee .1 l,..,i k'e vapiini, (awh.-i do viiyolien) they 
 
 He '"•' •' i.lik.-t'i.- / .■.('7o, thai ib, I'.dl of lb,.iir'preleiiily by the help of theirflaws Hip l.mc little S'om; 
 .Sp'kii o, IVickhii, f ,r th' s iriii.! in the tame manner : "r other ini,i tin aperture, fo tli.it 'he Cock e ( timi'tpof- 
 h 1 es 'I iM-d I p nil Icr li.'Sin,l iipui the Ihore, lo that libly elole hisSh' 'I apaiii, by wli.li means they h.ive an 
 fuincii oes it w.iiin Is the Hiiii\ an I Ibmetimrs the Feet oppoitunity t" pkk ont the I ilh, which tliev du uith • 
 « I'lliiMi '111' ateli.ii hull'. ilie'e*lter other ihiiius. and 'yrmt deal ol dexn.riiv. 
 
 III... IIIV (Illll'S 111, , l<>:i,v.II<il<> ,,)! 111.1 .'j-^'uiiiiiiiL^ 1.1, l'i,.|s 1,11 
 
 Il .11 liuii". ilie'e after other ihiiif;s, and i^rmt deal ol dtxn.ritv 
 
 1.1 iln.i cafe a man's onb, remedy is by Kite, this aloii 
 dnw.sciit the Veii.ni 
 
 ■| 1m /',( i'c' Is m lorn like the VmV, bu' in ii,i:i;ie 
 a-ilipiali-y r. I'liiWes '.lu- I'.p:!, ; fir if .1 maiitonhei 
 1 , ih '■ b u '.ei'i .1 S isk, il s Hint lliakes liki- that ot .1 
 I'.italv ticn , M\\ Is beuiimbd to tint ,h);iee, ilnt .ill 
 leii ■ .111 I I'l'c of ii is li.i a ti'ne taken away : Notwith- 
 llaii 1,11', a'l ill s, tlu liij, IS e.ucii without any maiinei ai\ ijiMiitiiie; 
 pte'iidue. 
 
 The (' iHi.-r. ir; is len or lit'iceii Ijuii 
 
 B.li,!es:his an 
 vci.il irjur foils ' 
 fo veiiemiiit a 1'. 
 tcii.ii Vir, . 
 
 Imi: ivh.T. lliall 
 
 i oiliers nirntion.l bL'fure, there are fe- 
 ll venonons [-lilies, and fiili as have 
 ■ vim tl o, that few efcaiie who e it 
 
 or 
 
 llu: 
 
 but yet, iho' the d' f..r, prion be not parti, ular as to 
 m.lt;tr lit' fa'.;t, tli.y m.ike n 1 luniir.er of doubt. 1 hey 
 come lip to the Hans ' f tb.e frelli Rivers, and arc 10 be 
 feeii ihcrc very tV.-qiieiitly ; .ind in J.n; .-'■//'c. feveii or 
 tipjii K-a^iies from the Kays, a preat many ot 'eni li.ive 
 
 ' tlieV liavi been brah feen 
 havini; been kih'd by 'em ; 
 
 ^iii 
 been di'.i.nver'd : In 1'.),m.V 
 
 an! felt i.'o, fcveral /.'./.'•);.! ...^ ,^ ..^ ,.,„ , 
 
 an.l '..V !•■■ but in the Year i68i that an In I'.vt, upon the 
 Water ii.it'aroe. was inirli.cd 1" one of 'cm, and with 
 verv 1,1- .h ditiicul'y ma I.' his efsape; but this K-llcw 
 com yy. bmiie milei-.ibly fu^htned, it feeiiis, told the Ad- 
 \eni,:ii.- tl) Ills o'aiiir. whowuild needs I'o to lee the 
 
 in /;,.;,'. i- n-,-ither; and in a word, about ihe holes and 
 cracks nf the Rocks are abundance of Animals to be met 
 Willi ; they atl'ord n-f ir,es to the i>.:- .- t^,CV.:i/■., (,'.,','e//, 
 .T'l/.-.-'iiri, I'.nr,:.', and many oihcrs. which in.iy at any- 
 time be tbiiiul there by thofe that will ver.tiire to fearcli 
 fuch places. 
 
 TotheFiih alio wcmay fnbjoynthflefollowin);, which 
 tho" nor ol that kiii.i, yit 'do either in whole or in part 
 belo ip, to theWarer ; iiitne of th-.-fe au- of the Scrp:>:t.'i:j 
 kind, and as toimidable .is any otiu-rs whatlijever. 
 
 'I'here's th- S'»; /;.■ call'd by the U-.y; /.;» (/-i-m/'/h/.-, 
 w-luLh is reckoii'd one (1 the very birt'clf that is krown 
 
 ..... in the Country ; there aie fome of 25 and p.i to:t loni;, 
 
 li.i.l iv-u-r have taken his Man's wor,! and a yard in compals, w-lii h arc dimeiilions large 
 
 for'i as It 11 !l oiii, lor liiiini^ c.ir. lelly in liis ( 'iin. ,e wiiliienooeh to iiiaki- the Rei'orc credible of the r fwallowni" 
 
 .■\iins oiit, ife Creatine (who had'lcicd him)! the larger Iok in -Xnim.ils, fiieli as pnai //or, J, .*^'. i|r, and 
 
 .'.'d hull bv ill !■ Hand and carried him iiiulcilthc like: It has a Cham all aloiipthcRa.k fiom the! I a J 
 
 laid to ein'oraci- lo to the Tail, an.l die Teeth whrrewuh th" ni nitrous 
 
 Bealt ivm.ls her I'rey are like a Hoy s, both l.jr li,'.e and 
 
 I ii 
 
 ■I 
 
 o.'to; 
 
 The /•", /iv.i./'cj ,irid Mil': in are very fine aivl I'ooJ, 
 und pli-i,iitiil r, o hereabouts, they both attoid a Tort of 
 r.nallSi-i'd pearl, but of the .\;;i/'.-/'".'.'i pirtieularly ihc 
 /'/./,-' Ier.( thenifelves tor Knives and Spoons. 
 
 But iheO.;'- ', a, they ar ■ Jextreamly i.iroc, lb they 
 
 Meld m.iny of 'cm I'eail that aie \cty bi", and rich: 
 
 1 he /.; ',,;..) in former f^ines iis'd to coiiie and te:eh valt 
 
 fo^^e itufrm 'e-n alltl'C YearroiinJ.anJ 
 
 I the Shells they piled up in niitjliiy heaps np and down in 
 
 Ion',', very flit, and lever.il pirts ot theCouiiiry, which by dei;rces came to 
 
 be cocer'd with karth and Trees; the l'iii.':,'.;.'ii/i- by i' 
 
 lit ti't all the piiipofes'tis in.tde for; ihis only is to be 
 liiid ot 11, that the Kaiii turns it bla.kiili 
 j I he preat I ( '.,';, ar.- valued at a hieli rjte by die Ih.i- 
 i'lliiiis, foi the fake of the many Nicki-acks they make of 
 'em, n ly, nj pouhafc one they II part with a I'rifoner or 
 iir Aiiihors accounts of t!ie a Slave very liciueii'lj. 'J'hol'e of me larpelt fort arc 
 
 111,'v. 
 
 0<S<-r Ar ,- 
 
 m,U il,..t e'c 
 tat; Wdttr. 
 
 M.'i, 
 
 lie 
 
 I. 
 
 one ol lu- 
 lu, Idcii'X r< .'.'d hun 
 W,i' -r : What thev 
 ItricHv io 'lieir Am 
 
 thai 
 
 i."v are laid to eni'i.raci- 1, 
 th. y do with grafpinp crulli 
 
 1; :,l. ',0 |i! 1 -s. 
 
 The .-/. .-..'.I IS a Sheii-lill. that looks more like the joyiit 
 
 lofa Cane th.in any th'i!;.', ilf- ; 'tis pood tu ear, and if re- .„ 
 
 diic'd !.i i' iwd, r ■■Hid Jiiiik tadiiip, has the uauic ol'very [loifibility of redempuon a 
 
 U'c.n "0.1 1 ill l^'illetr.peis of the Spleen. and glutted th^inl'elves pretty . ... ^ 
 
 i'd s'.-, -,-■ I.-.-; I bv llic '.'''tii-^.i fr, ■■I'liji m-t dilfins'd to lUep, which cits 'em m.inv Hir.cs theirl.i'.-es 
 v'.r, ■■ ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' '■ ' ' 
 
 Tl 
 
 "0.1 \ III . 
 
 ieli:..a; 
 
 /m'; o 
 
 /)e.. 
 
 :iic .IS L-rcai 
 
 lorni, but 'he mcihod it takes to fuze and fee me it is. to 
 
 wind and fol.l ii tcif abvut it, and let 11 be Mm 01 B-.aft 
 
 that lb once niaiie a Pi ileiner ill -hat manner, ili.-re', no 
 
 am. When the\ have tjcrit'd 
 
 th^inlelves pretty well they lie irii'.htlly 
 
 lilfins'd tc 
 
 the /')./oi'''i 'Cume and clop a piece 'jv two cf their 
 
 •I-. 
 

 730 
 
 An Jt'connt of the Country of Hrafllc. 
 
 I ib. V 
 
 
 t 
 
 'i '"( I; 
 
 5 ',, 1' 
 
 m 
 
 L''', i'' 
 
 'laiUnll'wIiiii ilii) Hii'l tii\ iH|'|'iii;i, .in.him (tlu'Y I ly; 
 i» liiU' (lone wiihoiit iri<'iMin|{ Any tl,iii);it, lot ilu Am 
 ni.il lioiii .1 .Sl<i'|ir<i tli'cp, and to hkt'i IHwili, ili,it ili 
 ilciti ni)( luii/i I'M'ii ,)t ihi-lV .ilniln, I lull i'inil.l\ il'i^ 
 
 (OUII I Olli' .nlup, Hill lit two I'llilN ol ill!' r.ul 4lll, Mu\ 
 ihl IK'SC >l.iY iIk'V l,((IU' .UhI t'lllllhl lu'i (ll'.lJ, Mu\ Uvs till' 
 
 li.iil uvu wiM lloaiv 111 liif B' lly > lli;' »va\ i\si|\i v.iiil» 
 •III'! .1 lull 1 <i>f, jii.l iKiii'ow.oiijltU |i.)-. 
 
 riir.M ■.1" . i..iiiiEliii ll'ile .Sii 
 |;('r ili.iii till' toiiiu I, aiiil Iii«,iIiik | 
 
 ti) Iv till- I M'' illicl (it iM N>.iiiin> 411 1 Iir,)(i:,,ir,,.i , 
 iM.l n iicn.i .'ir|iii.i!lc Imliiuo I I' the lUrgu ofyuM 
 iiH to iluifk' III ,Miilioiii ai lull. Some r.iii'.idiul i-IJ 
 lliHIK-i M kl.ran.'l IxIImvii (iiliit an..iii(:it ilv A„. 
 
 >iiiiM'. ..t ilii'ii /, ilillikinc ilitii.iii; III .Aiiiiii.,1 
 
 111 I'll, y.MM It nil ill Naiir,,ii,vl l|<.lio(il ii «li,i!i\u 4 
 
 mill 411.1. ra/) liiiipin.iiioh !iiliii\l, .uUilmi I'nC. 1 
 
 IV, who iliiiik ili.mliU, ,l.ouii.l M) U!„,i .ill i|u\ f,,,,^ 
 
 l".ik It ,111,1 kv|l It 1.1.0 .1:1 1)1. uk-, .111.1 ll.iU H li.l, |.iK,,' 
 
 li.nii (Jcmi.uiiiii to (Itiui.iin.ii, .iinl 1 fm.k I'u il..|.|,i 
 
 ilup. K 
 
 (;'•, .iMil riilnf I'll! 
 
 per ili.iii till' till nil 1. aiiil In* ,1 tiiK I'liiiK.l .Skin ; llii j li.nii (icmiuiiiii to (It lui.iHi.n, .nnl , fiM.k I'u iln'i. ui 
 
 /I .■!,' Mi.j li.ij.l 11 I,, I .1 tiii)'|iiy 111, k) tiling t.i Ice llii» '" till ir |ir.vl, tli.ii ilicy .1111 lln.w it m .i);»iii, |.|it 
 
 t'ri'.«iiio, liny I UMlii'iiiUl\iMi|nn u, rtiiil l.lkc it l.n iiiillt |i.Ui\cil 111 Iji'i ft ,r| Siiitc jiiij Ki i:l n. ;\ 
 
 lint 'mill ot I. m; I ili- ; li it mini I'lOj.li' | iili.H'^""ulil r<' n litilf /> '^' ..mi niMk 111 a riuliHc, I nt ti.'li'.i I'r /. 11 
 
 |iL lit' .1 . iMi'i.iry ii| iMi 11, .iiul i.iki II 111 »iiy ill liuk,' I.uI'Uih ili.ir luar it imilU clionicliik an.l .li 1, ,■, 
 
 anil All inllillilili I'l.i^n.'lli.'k lit .1 liiiMi'M l).,iili, 1.1 iiu'ci ! _ ' 
 
 liiill .1 lililix Ml iiiltir.i* tills n. riiili' 'Wii l,ill-itii'iuioiiil| T'Lit .i.MMiiK uIikIi Ii.ii n.uv licii civrn fit'Cixr ..1 J 
 • It li. Iliu.itci Sic'^/, but till' i',i.-;> i(iii.;.i n a .N'l.i^i ■''""■!•'' ril.ilrsiu fiuli iliu fly .ii .irc ilii pt. iiluntu , ol' 
 lli.if lui.> iiillu .V,i. _ ■ till* Co y. .11 k.ilk .itc lluimcis ti> ii« in /•... , ; Imr 
 
 The ivutil /'.•.•/! Ill li; III the Wi.ni.im 'roiiRin.' li|{iiilii» I'Cli.lij iIkIc, lUir .Autiiii* till in, ilnlc hI.iki |uii cl 
 .1 lliiiiH til, It .liivis t.iH, :iii.l tlii» Crr.iiiiic n ol' ili,il 'li-' \Vi>tM iln live :iii.l thru i' tliirr in .iliiini.iiin.' too. 
 Itr.iii)'.c ii.itiiit, th.ii wli.iitoi'UT tuii.JH* It Kiik* to it In , W •■.i, .i|'n,ii,. likcTunliir Vo'iiuu , Im h. re ynii li.iu' 
 r,ill, thii II. Ill)' 1 1 K'p.iitnl t' "II ii.if-aini tliii/'/i« - 'tliiHurri,, iIk llonls nt Caul. , tl» I'l.iihu.ilu' {ii.iiu 
 ii,e I H I. .IS llLiiinc ,is any in Niiiitr, .111 1 iwumI.I I'C '<lii' I'liiii., the Houris, tin l'l.iiii< win |i ijui l.'oiiniiy 
 woiili wliil.' i..iiii]iiiii' the. a II' of It, .iikI 10 know by >ii-!.!v I'lic Ri.i.Kr Mill iMl'ily iimli ill.iiul tins ol lom, , 
 wli,ll !,.ir I ( :i(',liiiiiiir istlui till' /■ 1" wn.r. I biiKlsrthcr .linl nut .ill il.ile Icuril tllinj;. ; iiiiihii ilii ue iiit.iui 
 \hii;ii's 1.1 fjoie to ii Icll, 01 \\\\M flic 1.111 lie the Liule 'H'V moic Ly thai lerLiiilUn. i' cl H . jii ,iiiil /', ;,,i, , 
 ol ilii.,li!hi-ll.iii. It l.eiiis liDuever that b\ rliis mean. ''uM ih.it tli.' ;v<f,<;M,ir-, vvim air M.illirs ol ilie ( 1...11 ' 
 ll,e;',iis lur I lulihuoj, 'ii« .1 iiuelLiry .i,lvaiita|{i' tint Hv, liiv.' iMiiljioileil a pi-.n iii.ins 1.1 1 he IVoilii.t^ .f 
 llie.aiigiii pill u.ili nor lullilt iMili.nii; tor whi'ihcr I'lt r mMiSoil li.ihei-, aiiJ iii.uir vm now m it wtu Na- 
 'tivill.liiii the Sia Ol' ;i. . ji iiiiei'taiii, L'lit tis Ime ili.it ' "ve. oi' thu. 
 
 ll;e >' : >• .111111. ail oil- tor re.riiiis, i.jiiti.ii'k.. her Icif up' ' '"iiif; mnv (iine> it the llati 1 fNaiim- 111 tlii, ('le.ii: 
 I :i;o .1 Irtle ioinpal'< till Ihc li.n j 01 runiethiii]', t.illnei! in (.iiiinir., ir lenMiiii that ivc dip .1 little into the ,ivii 
 li.i, .111.1 thin Ihe 111.11, Ins .iw,iy Willi u to ilie .Sea, an.l ''Hi' nii'ii! Hilt.,iy i.t'the linu, 
 lelinns .iftaiM toh r mvii lutiii.il iMiiiieh, wlllll 1st pi.il 
 M tliil . I'a |jll',eCa|.le. ' i Hie Hi lii.joii ol'ih.' «.,;/,'.•" l(like'li' nfi |v.-i) f, im..' 
 
 Hie -.■■ir,- 1 ,-.i .1, arc .IS lni;asDoi:s, their .Sinut i^ '""n? >viKI an.l iiii|iolil!,'il, i'i|:ciU\l ni'.o im I'n .c|'tH. at-" 
 li^e iliatl'tiaiiir. H ,illo, and then' 'I'eetli lonn .iiiil lar(;e, feinK'il uiih n,, f .•uti,,,.,,. . ,ti,l 1... n .u,.r.l : i.,...ii.. 
 tiKir Skill is like Plates ot' Ariiioiir, an.l will ilelio any 
 
 ' 1- (like'li'ii filvi-i)!', im.. f 
 lilt aiiil iiiinolill.'il, ,'i|:i 
 feinK'.l ivhli no C.eKiiii'iin',, iiiil in a wor.l; 'h^irJU 
 .ipa! Ic ofaiiy ilil'irii i;oii. I h.iiroMcr win, lnliey nil ' ' 
 i/'" is eij lain'il hy tlieni l> le thi- .Aml.or i.'t' the 
 
 ,. I' 
 
 .U..Vj 
 
 .\ir II ill the NV'.M 1.1 to pier, e It, yet they ilii no manner ' / ■" is eij laiii a I'V tlieni ti le tfi.- .•Snil.or i.t the 
 
 o! Iiaiiii. an.l the //I,/, .;>;/, wlii) take "em olteii in ilie.r 'li'in'ii .mil l.o;liinini!, (or ratlier thi Tliuiilir aiiil 
 
 lii.are.., iln lety leMom ileier) ileltiov Vm. 'i hi ir lil''itmiil! n leltj Imt 'tis I'laiii that tliey have ii,i very 
 
 liaiiiitsareiiikoviiM not only by tju' iireai (. ries they ' "' ' '' ■ ' . . .• . . 
 
 make liiil all) llie musky Iniell they "e.iiiy with 'cm, 
 
 I'reii ininan: in tiie 1 eitii lis. ine> la., iftfis .is hii! as 'onoureii inme iio.vlmls an 1 Iiouiity to Tii::ii. ton, l,,, 
 
 <io,ilr-l'.>'.ns, ami lo liar.i, that Htikm);'oiic an^mlt the ;')••') fi) 'l>vi, he that hilt g.ne 'em then Mait.i ks atui 
 
 i iliir, ihev ritip. like I run. 'I'hey freilueiit hotli theL.md '""nls lor Country Labours, aitil ';w,i,sl,e ii,,i. jm\c tJuir 
 
 aii.l the WateriiKi. I'on.l aiu! the ti.; icalc of ilieir I..U11I. : lint when our 
 
 ijiio.l opinir,ii ot him, t"! leiiin violiiirly Uaie.l when 
 
 • ",T iiiv, %„ii; .»..ii .11,, '"ly limpell nfes upon 'rm. ill. y fiv, il,,u\ ii.itoo.UJ,,.! 
 
 iliiil whuli, ofallthe j'.irtsofthe \mmj|, is parii iil,irly 'li."t | iirs'cm int., (ii, h alrii'jii. Yet oili rs of em |i,ivc 
 prcii inman: in the '1 ellii lis. ilw) \j) I (tfis .is bii; as ai!ril>iite,l lome dooilmis an I llouiity to Tii::ii. ion, [',„ 
 
 (10, ill'. I' till.. _ anil 1" li-iit r1... (l.ik...., .,.,.. ,,. 1^ ,1... the\ fiv ViL'i 1 1., tli.f h, (f ., ., ., '. ,.. »i.. ,., 11.1' 1. 
 
 riti). 
 aii.l the Water khl 
 
 the ■ i;;u.;)«.)i is a Creatnn lumper thin v\\ Ox, aiul 
 
 itsT • etii luorethaii .1 Ij'.in ; tlule .ire lei y inilihltvoiis ^-iiiiiunni m uie >..ji4.i o; one ..iiin(;nty oi 
 
 aiiil ; ;ey l> th I y J.iml antl Waur; tluy ,ire nor viry '''''V look ,1 iij-on one aiMiliei, like nun ih.u hen,! a 
 ioir,nir_-', jut Ionic of 'cm .ire I'ouml 111 the River of, -""I ''raii.;e Siury : Tli'ir w ly ii when ilii y ne inii 
 St./-' ti, r .mil ill /'rtirf;;;,,;, n. '" riif'.''.-<'l "' i. -i <■ i i-- ,i-; ■• i ■■ 
 
 I lie /i'.,!. .■..' I'eims tu lie .i ,Si'a-\Vo!f ; 'tis vehement- 
 ly raveuo.i?, ,iiiJ lomrs lii.jiiunly npout ol the Water 
 I'j war.h 1; r Men, .ii.l then 'tis to fwift a niniicr, that 
 lisaharil marker locliaie it 
 
 1 ravi !ler;, ili!'..;iiis',l toiheiu the t'lil |tCt ot the C'rcaii.jii 
 .itiil Gnvcriliiient of [iieU'.,r|.l liy one .\hiii(;hty Deiii);, 
 
 Ml lieiiil anew 
 
 ;, ,. • ■ •• ;.......... .11 y lie ir,ii;lii, 
 
 ly fvlrpriz'J to c.xnrilstheiiifelvesln iliiswonl I' ", vvhuli 
 istheir iioteof ailiiination, an.l I'olemii \'.uli ilum uj,,,, 
 Imh nccalioiis; thii!, they ilnt iv w, tliev anfw,r'il ihe 
 Dilioiiri:- with ■/■.■', ill; ami dii'.ov. I'll'.i ionliilti.i!.!o 
 iji'^rceot altoiiill.iiieiii. But tli^' miiioin.f ihe nniverralof-i 
 
 us a narii iiiancr [oci.ai e it, ,oe>;iee 01 anoiiiii.iiieiii. i^iit tli^' miiioin.l Uie nniverlalo' 
 
 'llie //:.■(<'-//.,; (lair.l C'/o: //■/.•) i.s aj hi); as that ; f''lii);epalli's einrently amoncJI'ein, ami they often have' I 
 will. h lives ,ilti'^etliei on thel.an.i, l.iit has no 'i'ail like i' •" tlieii Si iii;.-, ( as well as tlie.r 1):U iiirle that the 
 that ; it will (lay a loni; time utuler Water, but \et tho' vvhole Karih >va , oppi. |s',l m i:Ii ,1 M., ,1 of Waters, anj 
 It [ic lo taniiiur in that Element, it liilgesiii the dry all Mankind weiedtown'd, e\icpt fr.me ot their Ance- 
 
 I :tn I .IT1.I .ll.e:l\ S hriiKiC lit, il,. ViAlit... iliir,. . [t, rl... r,.r.r llors. .I'll, i t I. '.t tli.n.lil, I'v I .,. . li.,.1 i..., ■.„:.,..-, 
 
 I an!, .Hid aluavs I'riiijjs up ii.s youi ,, 
 lil'ihc Month it has a virv preat St, me, which fenes in 
 Iliad of Teeth ; its f lod is Grafs and the 1 nuts that arc 
 10 he met with a)oiij> the Kimi . 
 
 'I'lie I' r.',/'/, J may be meniion'd too, ihefc fwarni to 
 
 gihere : In thcroof ^ llors, who t,i\'J ihi nilehcs by , hinhiiii". uji iiiio .i.oii- 
 
 i,,.-i,r.„. :,. (irons hij>h Tins : This lunh our .Amhors ip.ixe in to I c 
 
 a p.cncr.-illy-receii'd Tradition airoiiiJll em, and ilieypro- 
 lifsto have expiilly heard iifiom 'em. 
 
 Neither .u'l tluy imerlj voi,l of noii, m ofGrol .indf'-' 
 
 kind 
 
 an iniridtble di'gue, as well tluy niai, coiilidennf! they T'.vil. and the iiint'cjiieiues of la.hasto I'l.ni 
 
 lay two 1.1 ihice hiiii,!r,-d ipp.iat a tm.e ; they lay 'em liitiiie ftat. ; 'tis true, that t'liriirc (fate is blindly de 
 
 Jay two 1.1 ihice hiiii,!r,-d ipp.iat a tm.e ; they lay 'em liitiiie ftat. ; 'tis true, that t'liriirc (fate is blindly de. 
 .t11 in the Sand, aii,l when the ymmg ones arc hatch'd ,1' ribd b'.'em, and thiirSiippnlition'; about Rcwar.ls.m.i 
 the) |,M.I ■( 'ii awa'. totlieSia, where tluy arc bmii^lit il'unill.nunss as fnllof baiLiaioiisWhinilicastlut oftluii 
 up The 1 pps are as bip a. Hens-eggs, very round, and Aiuelfoisdeliu'rai"''' *.."' 'l.- M.l...... 
 
 liUi; thi.. property, that wheiliir b.ul'il or r.Kifted, the. Virtue uithihr 
 "''- •■ '• *■ ■■■ '■■'■'■-/.;//<•; aic l"o lip, th.it ;der il ' 
 
 erancc liom the Delupe. 
 
 , , I'lii is, loileteiiil their Coimrrv, to inur. 
 
 Wliii. IS i.virf.ti. Somei.f the /■ '/gi//i-; aic l"o lip, th.it |der iher 1 iii'iuuj and eit 'em when they liaie .line ; 
 ilu ir Sli. lis make uimj leal 'I'arpets tor the Wars, and |. And then .ifier I'l lirities aie, tube ;;,ither d to the t'.ir- 
 t here w,i, one taken iip.j:i tin Coait of B.,;7(.< of futli a'llillani Kipioii where ili'ir I'ri.peiiitors are, to live in 
 li^etha' twenty iiieiu '111. I not lift .1 fioiu theproimd. j pleafiin Gardens, and Ipoit amonpll the Trees and 
 
 In die fielh iivcrs ihcy tell lis fkewile ufOf/'. r and riowcrs with them. " 
 
 othir W.ifer-bral^s that have ruh and 
 
 loiue ot which do no haiiu, and others vety tierce and 
 
 ^ -- (">n ihe other hand, their Wiiked 
 
 id delicate I'lirrs, Men (that 1 .(^i.war.K and l'cebli--lpiiited ingluri its Fel- 
 lows) Ihall be all feteh'd away by .•r'';;»/.o.',' and trcntrj 
 
 tome ot which do no haiiu, and others vety tierce and lows) lliall be all feteh'd awav by .-/'^'//.o.',' and trcntrj 
 pr •■,.■' our in a very levere and auel manner by him: But vet llii^, 
 
 ..II' ../.n the leieral iortsof /' ;;i that lie ctoakinp' with all the v.'liiiiilic and ton.eit ol ii. is f 1 1'urely and 
 n' nut '.\i the Pools ai.dl'nddlcs of tiusC.'ountry. that kind ' linn'y theirBelief, that thiy are iiil'pir'd by u todo thole 
 whie' -.ne /'.//•', all ' i.i// .,1 is not to be forgotten; tliinpi, wliirh ' ,ii-foidini> ti their ineafiires .' aie aClii 11; 
 W' ir no JUS Miey have of it we can't tell, but this islof Virtue and I'letv, Neiilier ate they fo obllinatrly 
 ri n,.). th.it ti. are lo feai fid ot'heaiini! it croak, that tix'd in their own wav. and fo Ibiul of their r)nir,;,,r,.' .,0 
 
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 niuil I'n 
 
 th.it ti. are lo feaifid ot'hearinp it croak, that 
 "." 1 h that 1' .- ihi-.olt ; and if a be their lot .ir 
 to hear ''ir' fai.i! Mi.liik, fi'; impoliiblc to 
 'cm t 
 th' le 
 
 think of livii.p, hut the ianey that they 
 '•or , f ' de''|>ly riveiLed in 'em. that they 
 
 do ui.li.e.! hnEuiili uiui die in pood tarnelt : This fcciiis 
 
 . , , . , - . . . .,.11*1, 1 J 
 
 tix il in their own wav, and fo l.'iul of their Opinions, as 
 not t'j bear the I'ropr.fal of any other, or to take it ill if 
 'hey are ilifpi".id with or fometinies conrradiiifed. thcv 
 would eii'luic all tlieic I '.berties with miuh eahnels and 
 pood humour, nay, wnuld beplias'.l to hear the a, .•otints 
 the i:iirof:.tm ['avc of iheirGo.l and Relipion. And truly 
 
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 i' 1' iLirRn cCyi, 1,1 
 Sniiir l.lr'.l(i|i.ll (ilj 
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 lit liik .111.1 ili< i,^'.-., 
 
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 III .il iiiiLimc too. 
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 H l'"iilMv,iiii(;i,iiii 
 
 "11. Il IJMI l.'oilllliy 
 
 'i ill.lllit llll^ (i| loiiii. 
 
 Illlll till lU' Ifitillil 
 
 II II'- .111.1 /', /<,(.,, 
 
 ^l.ill.rMjl tin- CoKii 
 I the IV,..lii>(< ,,f 
 now J, II Will N 1- 
 
 t'N'.i'iiii' in ihi, jMcit 
 
 'lllll- ItllO llli- ^ivil 
 
 ,ki")i.ii filiii)!; inc- '' I 
 iii'ii n . I'li'i'i'U, .It-""' 
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 'i.vvrr will, liiliry i.ijj l • ■ 
 ih.' Ani|..ir i.f iIk- ■ 
 
 tlu Tliin.Ur ,iihi 
 ility liavi' II,, \fvy 
 
 I'.liiirly Uiiu'.l wlii'ii 
 
 I', 1I..II .. ll.l ...Md.Uiuil 
 
 CI 01 II IS (.1 iiii li,ive 
 
 Dty ti) I'llXli. IDd, i„f 
 
 tliiii M.iiri ks atul 
 
 ^M.sl.r ll.l 1M\C tllfir 
 
 iiiil. : Iiiii ulion (itir 
 1 |i.c^ 1.1 ilH'(.'ri..itiun 
 ini- .\liiii(;lu> Diiii)-, 
 mil ill. II In iiJ aiitw 
 uii ilii y .III' ii,ii;||ii 
 iliiswiiul / ■ju'lllcll 
 mil \'.uli lluiii ii|,i|j 
 V, llu-y .inruirM iln- 
 iviiM .\ iMiiliilci,i!.Io 
 iiKilii.fllii' imivi'rr.i|,ir.... 
 , .iiul ilu-y (jficn have I 1 1-.. 
 I):Uriiir!'c th.it ihi- 
 loo.i (.f Waters, aiiJ 
 fr.iueot tiii'ir Aiicc- 
 iibiiiR up illio .1.011- 
 iihoiN .i};rcc in \t, I c 
 ;ll till, ami tl'.tycro 
 III. 
 
 otK m (,f GoG.l .iritjfi-'t.i; 
 .Tito I'lMiu' kinil o;'"'-' 
 lt.llf IS I'liiury ,1,.. 
 .ilnnu Rcw.ir.ls.in.I 
 iiiilieasflMtoftluir 
 
 ir Comitrv, t.i miir- 
 
 .11 ihty haw .li'iio: 
 
 ;;.ithoi .1 tn tlic f",,-- 
 
 itors are, 10 live in 
 
 ipll ilii: Tncs iiirl 
 
 laii.l, their V^'i.keJ. 
 
 liieil inglun iis Fcl- 
 
 ■',;'.■."., ar.l tie.itfd 
 
 jT hmi: Biir\er thi^, 
 
 11. is r> liirely anj 
 
 r'li I'y v. tiulothorc 
 
 ■aliires,' aie .iCliciu 
 
 they fo ohitiiiatcly 
 
 i)t their Opinions, as 
 
 , or to take it ill if 
 
 eoiirradii,'h'i), ijicy 
 
 nuiih ralinels an.'l 
 
 "hear the a..-oiiMr>; 
 
 eligioii. Ami truly 
 
 lieroiti 
 
 lup. IX. 
 
 ^i Account of the Count i\ of Hraiilc. 
 
 7ji 
 
 
 heroin the Kiulci\iMit» 01 d i«i the h'rtnJ'mvi wito \iit^ 
 
 i<l and 
 
 ii)niii(rul,il>le ; he \vi\ im Kv kwjrd to make 
 
 mil li.iw (1) ((re.u an otiiiiion . t then SkiJi 
 
 iiu It i.ill'd III iitielliM 
 
 KiK ,1. 11) deii\ till 'nlil 
 
 f .11110111 
 
 y;U ilii 
 
 th. 
 
 1 1 e;icvu 
 
 It 111 th.' MiiiJ ( ri',liilii> . ( thi oiiL .III I th.. r'ljj'iilli 
 
 her, ihi- 1 
 
 alio .1 liiiihir 
 
 lO 
 
 iile of Jiiy op] (imiim> 'iiiiHtriul tlifle piKit I irl>.iriiii 
 I'eopie ill tliole matlem ulmh ilic <)iliei<'/.ii//i n// wlio 
 upon pretciue nf' iheirioiiverliiin ioiii|iier'd ihiirOimi- 
 tt>j never look the pain« to ;',i.r 'em any iiitorinalion 
 aSoiit. Jtui 10 ihn piirpofe he ti.'l|» ihi . SliitN , 1 hat l>e- 
 iii;< line lime .it .1 .ertain HuiiiUimi ViII^;!', time » I'l 
 a mighty er n.lof the Hiopl. ahoiii linn, wliom the 
 MOM If V III' Ihi h .1 lli{hl K hiinlelt and hl< ( o'liliyineii 
 li.id iliawii tci.'.cihcri llKl'eo|Ic, y,l id ot then .itiiNal, 
 iii.iile \;|| a pu.it I > iH. ai win |i tin y the life' wt alollt 
 l.it 1I1HVI1, the f.ta\i. Illlll ot'tlie H iiiliiii K.i.idmp, liy 
 Mhi atttildinp, Hum .1II ilie while, lor 'll\ t'u H ^ iiltuiii 
 iie\ci 111 lit .lowii 1.1 cat «i h 'ImlV wlioiii tliey highly 
 lofi, lit aii.l r<f|iil. Hie) n n'd i!iii ( rri/i. a iJ lii'i 
 I'oiiirinions piiir.l I'll'lluir Hit. .ind ip.'ik h.i.ie words 
 l.iliie they lui^.in i.ie.il, and l:i like itiaiinet when'lie'j 
 h 1,1 .l.iiir, Willi II ai'i'eaiiiij! a vn ) o.l I tliiii(r I >''<•■■ "H^' 
 et till' eldeily .Meti>ainv .iiiiUiii|iiii'.l the ineaiiing ol it, 
 II, Il mi-f-ii-:!, iln I r ill III Oa).» III > ir/|./i.»« 'inw I'JfiK 
 a.'.,« /, (!,'//)'; i^'fifiii I' ip' ••(•II Alt k, Jl III «'i' f-\-ffl fl- ■ ' 
 1W0WW./1 tl'4t Sj';-il ul>:j' hr iii.iJiilirrdr.l It'.' il '•• 
 
 ,:•,) .'f itii I'fif piileiii, fr !• /iiiiif rl.ii irre .il'i •nt ■ L'('oii _ 
 
 u'ln. h / 1- .». look iK.ali'.n tiidilniiile cit lueial points' tore a Hrooiiiitatl.'fh r 'tn iiolicttit. I'aiinptlie l'eathci». 
 
 hmdirihcir kindly froivili it' ilivy (learn 4ikImIii'Ii i« 
 wiirli'iliaiiali .In., ilie II, 
 
 belli 
 
 thai ih') dun I take it vmTi to I 
 
 'M// i.iHi aie lii lieitlt. lid .iklj 
 
 md 11. iliiiolt the Unii ihim: t 
 lll'iliiy ol iliel'ope III I..,, 
 
 It • H 
 
 IrukiaiiJ liiiiHilhiiesorth. 
 
 inllaiiariiii.irKal.le ei,.nii(h ; ili. 1 1 ju^r, VM.'I takeilii.O 
 
 1)1 toiii III thofe l(.iii|.ii the, .all .Mil.' 1, whi.li aie an 
 
 I'liiasOlliittlie. J HP,., aiid.la.'linp tl u, up svitli Tea J';'»'"" 
 
 then, they thriill the SiaH iinio \Jiuli ihey ate fii ii.?d 
 
 intoihi pioiiiiJ, th. II tiny toiiiin md the very I. Ik i\Uat 
 an I Dii.ik thai 'he I hnire jvlieie die) ,iu atl'oi J. ii>!ie h '. 
 Ktoreih.rw llo.iyhoilii, lelliiin ili, KopV, lliii the 
 A/i '..i'l Hill devoiint .dl, aiidihe\ a.ui.lily UIluc 
 It awhiit th.'y th.'inlel.i.doeuitator. .Iniik , aii.l lliiii 
 iliiyiiuk. ihnii riiiiiilh I loiillant Ui"ply ut Pt.,,.ili.'iu 
 tiir I kiinv 11 ii li.iw mail) .lay»to ■cilut, .ill vsliuhilicy 
 take their cpportHimy to voiiit .ill Ileal ...( .1 tlwn, 
 leKe , aii.l lo ji/ay tin. laiiu irkk thai their liciiell Hit- 
 tlimi th. IV.eil-oi U II ,M.{ tit Ih i;yi did. 
 
 "I'is a eoiiiiiKiri ilnnu in trivtllmp 1 p anJ d.nvn ihe 
 I oiiiiciy to (ee a par. el of iheic liiii .MeU'e., Kan Imn I'e 
 
 i 
 
 Ikai.l Iiini Nery patiently I I'lit /. m, and jmi Ccjirpii • 
 
 litii th'iy 
 
 \ ill) I 
 
 '.ii.rv.'r 
 •1 Ci.r. 
 
 .il'Ui In.'.l.-iii 10 ilii-iii, and iIi'n Ikai.i Mini Nery patiently | oiii /. in, ami lim Loirp.ii i.'.i. r,>i i. .,^1 
 (lilt. II ly, dill mil d fi) mii.li iililh.ii.'.l Iikinj? ol ilieiii.lt-| met with em as to jiatlle the <.'on)iiration, and eat 'em 
 fi r lie li.id t.ilk'd 1)1, that 111 iny .t '.111 pro:ius'd toobfervi 1 lliemldv. , ; 1 his made the ('.i..i,/'ri their iiion.il ,iiid it- 
 till' iiiw I aw whi, h li,- hi. I t.'Xiiyilu 'eMi. .\iul .ii.l feveral leeoiitilal.le liii'iniei, and the U ./iiirtu I r.u'v'd liuie 
 liiiiis joyii ivith hiiii aii'.l his C.'Diii'i.iny in ilieir Uxetcifeii very i(ic,it uiibll.rtiiiics woul.l happen to 'tin tor I'litli ,1 
 ■ t Devoii.in. 1 pic. e III Inipi ly. 
 
 Jhit a< (hey lie woiideiliilly tiiiKl nf imitatiiij} thc| 'I'liere 1, alfo a .eriaiii t'off ol' a reli)-! lusSuleiiiiiiiy in 
 IaiiiipIcs i.r their I'oritathii.s, and think, it the hijihelt | nle aiiiorif;tl 'cin ,;. .slmli the (,v,i,/,i I ear im little 
 .(•lory to It like iheni, lo 11 loll.u'.'i that they limit very part. The ton upiti.imh.hil (lor 'tuas .iir.oiipit ilvilcSil.nriti.. 
 tcnacioiillyiiiiintainili' I'ulloiiis their Aneelloisdid.aii.l that l.enui eonveru'd in. ill , have a t'lilluiimi ei,iiiin'.^to-)''*^"'-*^ 
 ki-ej) (aifaeted ' wliatr. r eoiinsliy Tradition froui em. P.e'hei in a genera I Aileml.lv uiKe e.ery tliiid or foimh "" 
 )!e':di'«, llicv are appii lienlive ( f a iiiii>,hty lliailie .md Vear , 'iw.iMiur ..Xinh 1 ., liap in hi>'l i.Hi.K to eoine to 
 I. iii.lal 111 ilindiiiiiip, an i.ld I'liltoni iiiul lonl'oiiiiini; that plaee when tliii p,ii at .\llcni! ly v,.i, ii.et, and lec- 
 fo llranne .\Io.le'. eM n in .my tliiiij;, tliey think it ai'ijiies im; loiiie of the Ci/././.j aniongU em, an I l .ellinp, fiiin 
 a toolilfi lii klem r, and iiieiinlkancy of mind, ,' iho' they' then, e t)i,it foiiie very u.ld thiiii ., wtn'd 1 1 done, he le- 
 > haiific lor the lietterj whiili will reii.ler iluiii the l.oiii lilv'd to It.iy and lee the eii.l of it ; the imiltiliido w.i, 
 and ilerilioii if their Neinhlioiirs; and iliis one iliiiip, duided into ihice pans, the .Men by ilii-nili In ;, th- 
 .iliine wciijhd leiy heavy with em, as appcar'd by tin u Women alio apait, .iiid tin C'lil.lreii fo no, aivl eatli 
 eiWii eoiitellion to /.■■uin ; ihev told him they Ihould lie troop lluit up in a dilliiick Manhiin; It i'ik and hiscoiii- 
 iiiider the ll'utlsan.i reproa.lus mall the boiiltiinn I'eo- I'any k-i up Strangers, weiu llaii n;. with the V\'onicn, 
 le, if they ::;i)i:lJ :nw be.'oiiu tame and geiitle to iheir .and the l.ilt (JrJeis the CV..i)i'.j Kf vs itli them \ea... tli.u 
 
 ■ , ( iIk 
 
 li«-ncij'i,.i., 
 •-■■ -11. t'j 
 
 leiiiiei, and !'.: afraid 1(1 eat their I'li'lll as they h.ad tor- the) llinuld iioi any uf 'em d.iie 10 itir luit of thai place, 
 rrly linne. Tliisis liiJi a piece of Viitiic andliiavery I'm dili(;eiulv attend to the liniiiiip of tlie Men. Afiee 
 .■imiiii(;>ft e:!!,'!! treat their Adveifaries milie nuijHe^ere lomc time the) beRaii to he.ii alow nu I'lriiu'. noife 
 and inhumane iiiaiiiier, that till their notions e.f \'iuiie Irmn the Apaitiiiem of the Men, .11 whi.li tin Women 
 an.l \'u-eare alier'.l, tisnottofe expeiile.l they ihoiild role up, luidjed together, .iiid ito.id .ill of .1 help liltniiii'. 
 ever leave it. Yc: it mull be osvn'd that they feeiii'd 10 lo tlmle doletnl Ibmids ; bm when the .Men lais'd their 
 think tlu /■./.I,'. ■/•/,.' ivho hadnofuih IaiIIoius better men Voices, lo that the w. r.ls were diHuiv'Hy heaid, partieii- 
 than I hen. ft Ives that h.id, and were it not for llie fore-, l.irl) the Interjciition lie, lie, wliieh ihey oiieii reiieate I. 
 nu niioii'd rellraini-, ei uld e'en be ..inieiit to part v. itli the Woiiien miiiiediaiely broke out 100, ,itid anfiver'.l 111 
 "em. Alio, \voiild they fay to /.,vii«, fi t by that name the very fame terms; but then ihey pio.eedid to lucli 
 lh<> eall all l.cn.imci) ^cu .r.- :..■() /..iI'/iy, iv'i/ s'«oii'/i I'l.i- eMiav.ipani. les, that the l',:iioin.:,i w.ii well ii'p,li Uar'.l ; 
 lo Vir.7i .1, :oi. J.t; whi.lt art r.!! '^rj-t l:i.i fiom m fmt ;;///i- topitliet with then howliiif; , they r,in .ml int. 1 fu h vvdd 
 r^-.b'.c riL'ii. ip.idures and nioiioiis, lliakiiig then Caps, I'o.imiiip ai 
 
 Hut to pro.eed , 'til Very elear and etrtain that they the Moutli, falliiif; down in .\,i;i uei ., and lyini; like lo 
 have a notion of fmne evil and luirtlul Ueinj!, whKhni.ins perledly Jea'l, iliat .to iiie hi. own expr.'tlion ) 
 has loth villi, power, an.l opportunity lonieiimes to .lo one Woiil.l have thoiij^ht tlieHevil had taken >.orpi..tal 
 '.■111 niirhief, th.' Name the) i^iseliim moll eomiiionly potleilion ol em. J'lie Hniolii ssa.s likcwile iiKr.'asd 
 1 lor they have lescr.d) is .(i^ii.i;;, and 'tis in no little by the difrial erie.s and lereammns of the (^liildun, wn.i 
 ft.it and lirtid of him that the poor wi.tehes live ; l.c- when ilie Women were raib.l t... tbisp'l.h, began to open 
 r.-i/i affirms, that he has been often talkiiij) with thiiii then Pipe» mo; and ihis, / iv/m amti lles.ni.ide him lofe 
 wiieii thes base l.illeii into an a^ony without any appa- very rear all Ins Coinage, and be feian then lo think 
 ri nt re.ifon, a.'ke.l like mad-men, and cried out rav iiii;, I what niiplit be th.' end of this m.itter, but lie wa.s Heed 
 tii.lt ■I'fi'ii'.ii beat 'em. As fir tliem'.elves, they preten.l, of tliofc inel.uislioly thoughts a litile uhi'e afier by the 
 to fee Very o.M lii^lui Hit nncommonly.buc what we n. w , removal uf the . aiife of 'cm, for the diliiial fouiiils lan- 
 fteak .if is what the A, 'lor w.is aji Kyewitnels to feveral pinih'.i away by little and liule, aiul by doiii.' lo f,.wc 
 times: .-XiiJ fuppolitig • ' truth aid lin.eritv ofhisie- the Kar the | lealing rtlpite of a profoiin.l lilenee : tlie 
 1 ition, .'.iiiil what llioiild iii'jve any man to invent fiuh Aleii had hiiill.'.l tint round i.f .Seiip, and the N^'oiiieii 
 I ie.> of the I >.vil' ' Us o,l ' that any I'repoilellioiis, any an.l Cdiil.ireii (like fyiiip.iihctiek I'hor.ls, that bi:at only 
 .lenree ofapowerfil Imai;, nation, I'ir'v, IV.ifi, or any | upon beating ol the others} j;ave over i.io an.i held their 
 iliin'4 .ifiliat k:ii,l, ll'"ild iliakc every I imb and Ii,inei.if "Tongues. 
 
 1 .M.iii's I111.K , 111 ike him fvve.it with verv aiiguuh, aiub .'\fter .1 iV.or'. interval the .Men bewail a.-aiii, but vvirh n,. 
 a'l'p. ar with .1 diltntied .ountenaiice, like one fuitennt; fo fvvc.t and tiiily h.iiiiioiiioii; .1 Nn'.e. tli.it our .\mli.irK..> 
 I e mm. ill esivi iiiitxsof a la.k. Ii 1. tnieiiuleeil, there was n.iw as miuli i.iviili'd as he was terrilicd lufor.-, .iii.l '■' 
 arc .uiionml'.iii a panel ..if K.ife.ils thai p\ forWii.he.s, had a iiiuili;y .leliie to remove to that Manliion where 
 an.l .lie likely eil.'iiy.h to imprel's the I'eople with ilie they were, iliu h.' iiii);lit fee as v.ell .is he.i r em ; hi, 
 woill ofiio'ions, and iii.ike em believe all thole things Imerp'cter .liilvvaile.! him upmi the Kore ol t he .iaivj.r, 
 will II will 11 .lit .or'.tnbine to ihe reputation of iheir Im- aii.Uul.i him 'tw.is an l.nterprize Innifell ilui'h ncv.r at- 
 
 J ■' 
 
 > ' 
 
 A.ltinr 
 
 1^^:! 
 
 ly ilie o.aiii'.' ot i'.,'.riil>c! 
 
 an.l their t.-mpt, who bail b'en .onverlint am. nelt 'rm levei.d 
 "ige, in-jyears; the /i'.i/i/<..'J Women ibo .ille.lgd the lame tliinp. 
 
 polliiii - ; thefe p 
 
 . liii-f bulin.ls is to _mi .iboiu from Village t. ^,, ,,,^ 
 
 liniiatiiip a b. li.l' .f a aiinluy I'ovver they ar.; podcls'd of, but lie bein;4 Inrli .vibly bent to fee the IJereir oiiy, biokc 
 ll.l ilie lliaii,i;e th iii:s they .an perfirm ; they perfvva.Ie thro' all petfwalioiis to the .eiiliny, and :ieeordinti|y 
 
 went, 
 
 iilpi 
 
 l.'tftiude, and thai tiie very I'riiits of the I'ieM are in 
 '.lie.i puwi'i, fjtiia' '.'nev tan either makc'emtJourilli.ot 
 
 At his eniian.e (contrary to all cxpecfaiion) the B 
 Jili.i'it dlltov cr'J nu nunn 
 
 ; jf tuticerii, bui. kept their 
 orier 
 
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 I 
 
¥ 
 
 732 
 
 Jn Account of the Country of Brafilc. 
 
 lib. Vl (hap. 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 o, Jci- .111,! uviituM Willi rluir ^aI^.^:^ A'i it no .iiraiigcv had 
 
 Tip nunrMrhL-cn rrclciit ; tIic mani^.T of tlu-ir U.inci} was thin: 
 
 'I'Ik- wliolc iiu;lcitii;lc w.is divuicj uim <hicc piiit'., .iiid 
 
 i.'.t.!i of thole ihri.-w iliciulVUcs nr.o:i ..ir..li;, all It.uuiiuj; 
 
 \<!)- -lole li> one motlKi, lui not iiniiiiig Hands, every 
 
 111:111% ri,;lu Hand vv.l> l.lid vyon Iiis liiitrock, and the 
 
 k'ti l\;iii;.',lng >!o\m; tlrii)',h; I'y hi-. .Suit, niid m tills y<>- 
 
 itiircilii-y d.iiuM .lion;; ir. ilif n^.iiid ihakiiii; ilieir right 
 
 I tps ; ill 1.10 niidd c ol eviry iiiig Unod l.uvc or loill 
 
 i' i.:ibei ^\■•:W X up aficr ilii'iv .mtuk mannti, and huld- 
 
 iii;in c.i^h hind i.r.c oi iliL- Mt icni In ton: lucntion'd j 
 
 tilde Iiii;v)itors \Vi i.i here to do '.he great Dtii.e for which 
 
 I hey are lb Mghiy reveivu'd I y tlicle lilly People ; tliey 
 
 niovM lip an.l ,h \eii, liaixM Iviekwaids and tunv,irds, , 
 
 an.l Ihook 'heir Rjitle., willi Uner.il oilier amii(in(.'iion- 1 
 
 tenli..il a.-tioiis, Ini'- iliefe uere Imi I'le inuoduClovy (.'c- I 
 
 'eiuoiie^ t'cr i;i i!ie next pl;uc tlicy touk Ions; Canc^, i 
 
 ;:it.) \<;hieli thiy 1 iii'd aiiMeib '.liey ea.l I'.vui/.', wlnJi 
 
 ihey put Si;'C to. ilien ttniiiiif, theiiireiie., hithet ar.»! i 
 
 tliiilicr, they puH'd out the Siiioak iii.ioii the niullitiide 
 
 tint III i'.i nvind 'em, iiliii;; ihel'e uords, /<.Y!'i. e th-Spit: 
 
 '■ /■.■■■•/.■, ip er y v.;/ iii.iy r.M'.. tm- r.H > H. Encmicf. ^ 
 
 I.:eii.r. in and t!ie Miiliv!: !ie!,l on the iin an wl-ile, 
 
 .•.:i.l a loi tlu- laid V, the Author .'u!io was irin!'elt' ii.t 
 
 ien.ir.mt ..t' .\l li.k; in j'lain ti.Tnis prutelles, th.u 'twas 
 
 r.ia'UT .t' th 
 
 IIU 
 
 the CiUtom (.Iitains in J-.w/ic, Lnt eiihei- ludt tipriplit or 
 ai leall littin:' in that ■loreiiicntion'd Vellel : 'riiv Ma- 
 iler* of Rniihes arc s-eiierally hurled in the middle uf 
 their own Ho'.ifet, and alon^iniih em all thole things 
 they iisM to \.ili.eaiidadiiiire, and the re.iluii iheyuivc 
 tor it is, that they may r»it I~y lyinq m the way levive 
 the renieiHirail. e of the Deeealed, and eaufe new for- 
 rinv as oltiji as they are teen ; hu: ifany in.in his a thin^ 
 l>y hliil v'.heii he du5 that was };ive!ihiiii oy aiiotlur, ir 
 utiun:, ap.ilii tu h:ni that c;a\e i:, and iie may lawfully 
 le:;!c ii wliereNCr h,;fiiids it, lor ihey liiy that a man ' 
 kl) ii'i; Icfcs all rijVit to evcrv thini; that comes to h, 
 thi;. way. 
 
 Into thcManlioii ol' the tX-a,. they alio put great (lore 
 ol I'toMlioij; this is to ilop ./.>«,i;.'s iiioiiih, wlio Lunies 
 nimni.igiiig aboiit tlic(;raus,"and if he finds no i;ood 
 \ ichials iheie, ea's up the Corps m reveiijie ; Aiut ih;' 
 ihej loraiiiue to do .onilantly nil ihey tlinik the Bod) 
 is eonriui.'d, and the Worms have lueur'd it from .ih'w.i.'.. 
 IXpiidatKins for ever. 
 
 li wdl he eafily coiueivd that this Notion was put in- 
 to riieir Heads h> the Ci:;i:!rs, wli.i eonie and Ileal awav 
 the I'loNilions. audi hen make 'em l),;lir\e rlie Devil dors 
 it ; Init one vvould fooiier Leheu-he wis in their Uelho". 
 tli.in any wlaie elle, to lick lo many I'latters d^aii every 
 
 Ml 
 
 IK 
 
 ill 
 le. 
 
 an 
 II 
 
 ll, 
 
 K'dieilwunderto liiin, howl'e jple unerl) "iplit a-, they do, and that for (o li.;i^ toHetlur. Not- 
 thi'V are, ihi'dlcvei lay their Notes^ lo withtl.mdunj ija W'.i/c'miu hclicvc .as thiy tcH'viii, anj 
 
 iin.ki.;':: , , .... - ., 
 
 iMiiiionioi. i together, and term Tunes fo very plealiiK; will do lo in<leh.ince eieiiot ocular deiuonit-ratirii lothc 
 IS I ,; s did ; :•. h id, he fays, then f.ich an infiueiKe opon conti.ii \ , /. i'.,<. liy wa'chinn their waieis iiatr.-^wly, and 
 tinn, ton h J. In, P.;llior.j fo agreeably, and excited lo ^ nicwiii}; ihi.ni the l^nnilions lit in over r.iijht reiv.a:iiiiii; 
 many delighiuil .Senl'atir.iis within liiai, that he was all ; nnronJi'il in the iiiorninij, made them plainly fee there 
 Ir.'.niporr'ind t-.talie, and soiie quite licyond hiiiifclf, was no Devil in the mattn, but the hunijry Gets of the 
 nutlier lon'.i he ( vcr thi ik upon it alceiwaul^, I i:t a fc- , Prieft^, and yet they could hardly helieie their owiil-yrs- 
 ciet Jev would (lea! upon him at t'lie len.embrance ; in , and as 'twas w:tli a^rcat deil of d fliuilty that Ibmefcw' 
 a wot,', he couK: not fori;e'. it, and thai: j'le.ilrig din was ' 'vere cimvinc'd, (is the refl were not to he wrouj^h: upon, 
 a!w.iv% f;rik;ni; h.s I.,!1n. but pctfiftcd ftijl in rheir oldOpinn;ii, ihal yl'^tjun came' 
 
 'rheScni^s they fmit; a: tins .Soleruuty wen partiv and eat up all the N'nituals. 'What > ihc power of i'r- 
 I.nneiiiaiions fnrthei: ilead Ancellors, repecitions oi iheir rciir and Pr-.-nidici.', when ii-niiiia-ei! into ihe n-iiiid,s ul 
 Av.ts, h.p.'s of their own irn'ctinp with'em a^ainUyond Men, and aritnlly (.hcndrd tiicre ? I: will e.]'on occallon 
 the .Mour.tniiis, and difinal th eatnliij',^ of their tnciuies; render jll their Seiifes iil'eiefv lo 'em, and make em as 
 sil'ihere !w,is that our .^mliea- (aiiiciii;H the medley of ''hnd wiih apairof F'yes m their Heads a.> the Molcj 
 .'mbjivis thcr ,SGiips went upon) hear.! them eon-iiieiiio-- -"c thai have none ar all ; here wc e People that wcir in 
 raie ilie c.eii:r.Tl L)cli;;,;e, .in.i "die drow aiiij; of the wliolc , Jiilbt whether a I).,m n liad no', quite (Kv( iir'il the Pio- 
 World fxeeii I'ome of their Nation, vifions, tlio they law it plainly lying in theDiihesbefoic 
 
 The Iiifinc!. being o'. er, the Ui-.'V' t':s made a moft their taies; and tiu do'.il-t bat the (.'.i.'vi;7>-i could make 
 :'";npti!iiiiL Fcalt fafter the-r manner) tor ilie entertain- them believe a Pi.n to beaUog,or aCIoofe to be aParrot, 
 inent ol ihe C.-i'.i.'/r.-, ro which they insittd l.eri,, and , if they (et ihcir.li,-lvcs to try their |owir o\cr 'cm. 
 Ins Coirpany alfo ; neither did tliey at all relent th,it li- .After a Cor, s i< buried, ail ihi; Rinlred cuminui- their i:.w ■ •) 
 Itrty he lo.-jk incominj; intoiheir .\llembly sviihout then J.anieiitatioi,s inj'.ht .-.ndday for thelp.-'i.e of aMi)on,not ' '' ''' ' 
 (e.ive, li.o' pe.h,]ps the iirft thuit; of that kind that evej liowlitii; with •.p.'n tliroat, fo as tluy do at lirlt w hen the '^'•■""*' 
 was I lone by anv /iv, , ;,'.j«. , lof, is |u(t ainiv iip-n Vi:i,biit in the more niodtnie wav 
 
 ■?• ji ::t The l.'c'-;-:iio;iy of rh'.jr l.amen:atioiii for the iJead ^ of wei[ inj; and li;^liinf;, ami d.oinp a f ,rt (,f l\'ii:i.incc 
 T-'icOijJ, and |cr;ornii'v,;thel'une!.il Rites is no lefs .i,ld than rhc abfta:niiiy from all Food rli,.- whole day, and inkiiu; ,^' 
 l'orm-.r, a ii.an tin', is not iis'd to it, and coiii:saiiionglt little rclrelhiiiert ar night only ; but when the dan- of 
 'em at fnch .i time, inuil titiier refclve M lie awake all the mournin;; linie isonr. tiny immediately applv -tum- 
 niglit. orelfego fcek a 1 ddiiii^ at .mother Village ;, lelvcs to the wnik of ledeemmi; their loll time, v.v'. Iia- 
 ihc W.) iicn f:rca,ii and howl .it fnch a rate, that the i vingbeen fo long divoic'd fi oni all Pleafurcs .md bmcr- 
 .Mulick (ifa whole V/ilderncl'sof \Vi,*ves is not mote in- ; raiiimcnr.s, ihey , liinjic mro 'em wiih no liirje cai'emeK- 
 toiera'lo : This ,^ tlu- tr,ul? .is f. on ,'s ev^r a Party is both Men and Women fall to drinkinu, ^nX ( ihat they' 
 dead, the Breath ;s no loi nor out of t!ie l^ody, but Grief ' ma> nevfr be rrotiMed wuh their Siirrows more ihev 
 
 ilrowii them. 
 
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 But now thefc People, tliu arc fnch palbonate 
 
 wo-.i!d fancy, by ihe \ 
 
 omes oct of thc;i Months with f. btllilh a noifc and t'u 
 ry, th It 'tis a '.vondi;r they di n i bl .w i: all clean away 
 
 el'tiecially lonli Icring that tin v lit, Id it to loni; too, lor if lets of the Ue.ad, are very li) reiidi 
 a Vcrfon dies in th( F.veimig rl.ey'll make this melody 
 all nigh; long with. ) it inierinillion ; neiti.e.- are they in- 
 ly the Members ot a tin,' le b..n.ly.orot two or three 
 (erh-ips tli.it are a'lied, t.'iar iiuAe Uj' lhefeConloit>, but 
 if it be a Perfon (if f iine . onfu; 'ration amt iigll 'em that 
 is dca i, the v.'hole Town meets to run in id logether iip- 
 011 this o.calion: They fay al' the title tiling:; of the l)c- 
 reafed ihey ran rdiiiN of, rci kon u 
 ties, ashisValoui. Ins Huniiiii;. Ii: 
 i;i ;ov'.ng (.'arrives to his I'.-iends in be devo'.ir'd ; and ' ,:aiif(; of th' 
 
 men jialli 
 CIS of the 
 
 Sick, 
 
 :iew:ai- 
 indoiie 
 
 and pains they put then 
 
 felves to upon Deaths and Funerals, they Ihinili' nor iie 
 very \on.\ o>' em. 'I hey hav. nidecrd a fort of Men 
 amo'iplt 'em whi, h ihey cab' i'd;;-.-, and arc their Plijli- 
 
 il.is they <!o Ipeaf uig to each other in p.ar 
 (.riis and I.aniemationL: letwven : Th 
 
 cuns, I'u! imicli titter to be Pages in the /■:..»///;. fen.:e of 
 that word than ui tlicZ;..;/,'/i'rtii ; they pretend to, i ire Di- 
 itcmpcrs by .SuClion, that i>, when the lick perfon has ■M.'nn. r : 
 .all his iioidc QiuL- , diUover'd the alfeiiK'd parr, they apply their mouths and ""'^ '■' 
 l-'ilhiiig, his I'lounty ' draw, iiiakini^^ bdievc liiey draw and fuck av^ay the'"' 
 
 fuppofe a man had i 
 
 ll 
 
 Dil'temper. IVoii 
 
 , niixini', their : Vhlii'.n in An-, thele DoClota vvcAiId 1 
 
 , i.ue .1 line cleanly 
 
 our Author; workor.'t, ami 'tv.MuId be odils if (while they m.ide the 
 J^-^j> .heard v.lierithe D.al.igue f'octedeJtliu:.; TLu t'wjl ::.r- I Patient wcll'i ihey .:id nor make themfehes lick : 'J'ai 
 li.in: iii.n II <i:.J ( fiy- one Part , ) <xh.\-h f^n: • i;s fi, mrihy ' pradife of Pliylk k in oth.r G uniries uo.iiiies a m,in lo 
 Ctpti.n 1.1 -'c.Uv.w': ; to which t!ic others aiifwer'd, 0!>\ have aguoJ Hi-ad,biir heit ii leiniires a liinn.' Stoma, h 
 
 tl'it nuelU Hi,ni,'r, nu^} ex^.-lkt! f-'ifl::/ ' 0>\ v.ilimr i,ji-|:indhc th.it can eat a without ipewidg f. t the niat' 
 
 /.'. /.-)''(? PortuiJal> ".1. 1 Maig:iiarei I .Andthir; they ivencl ter, may fct up l! r ,i v.-i .U-oiialiticd Dodo 
 
 111 exaggerac;!!!; tie Piades if i he Dead, bur then the' 
 
 bLirdinofthcSuiig or rath, rof the h.:iwling) wasthus, | bod 
 
 lie I! ilc.vl, Ik a .icaA .i'luiii ivc i.im-'it ^ to which the ! rh'-y urge it thtriilelves- fn rhm it' :i min i!i ..ll l,.f,. .1... S.i 
 
 others replied, ,-l!',l-i- is in i,nn.h<if fk;i! f^c liitn norm-il 
 
 tillrv lUiuewlit^lim I c'iiui to' W-!«riM/«j,,«oii.'CarailiCs 
 
 ic If/) IIS. When t'ley have liniil.'it thtte Cetciiionics liiey 
 
 wall', tae Corj;): and paini: :t over very neatly, i.n\ then 
 
 v-rrapp-iig it in Cotton, they let it into a Vc'icl w.'iicli 
 
 •t'tnds ina ditp hole inii.c l-.'irihj Imt'tis tobi-obf-rv'd 
 
 that their way i f.ot tc lay _caJ Bodies horizi n'allv, i 
 
 .1, liiajf 11,1. ii| HI ,1 v.i ..i-ijiimiiiiii i^oeioi. 
 
 It's a Itrangc Hiininnr ol thcfe I'copI'.', that vvheii any „., 
 ody i, lick tlu'v ntvci y,ne iliem any Victii.i!,; wirhuiitn.r 
 
 r : Til. 
 
 ■riiji!. 
 
 •lie Ol tiis Tongue in a Diltei.iper, he n nil llaive of i nn- 
 li,]uen.r withcxit leiiv.dy : But it is mmli llianj;er llill, 
 'dut digit who are about the Ink Party do norhiiig In i 
 dan e, dritik and ling all ihe while he is l,ii;i;iiir:.i:ii; u.. 
 on hii Bed ; tins is a very hard cale, and :i m,in had mil, li 
 bitter Ih' ilifpai,hd out of the way when lie begins io|:e 
 ili, '.han I'je torniciitiil wi'b a conunual roilem his Hars 
 
 when 
 
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 to I 
 
 in; 
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 lei 
 
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 itciihi.i- licit iipriplit (T 
 
 Kiiul V'fll,:! : Till. Mj. 
 
 unal in (lie iiiiilJIc ,.,i' 
 
 lili cm ;i!l riiofc tliMH.-i 
 
 aiul tlu; ir.iluii iliiyyiu; 
 
 lyilR in ilic w.iv KvivJ 
 
 Iti!, .iiiil cMiU- new for- 
 
 ii; ii .iny m.tii Uu a tl„„j, 
 
 ivciiliiiii iiy aiK.tlkr, ir 
 
 i:, and iif ma\ J,iivf„|l^ 
 
 'hey lay iliat a iiiiin l.y 
 
 liirn; that cuiiies to Jmu 
 
 ilk'v alloput j-rcatftorc 
 «•/'. H u:ouili, wlio i.onic'i 
 
 nj if 111- fuuis no i>oii,l 
 
 in rtveiim- ■■ Ami ih,<' 
 
 nil ilu'v iliiiiktIicBud) 
 
 lwur'dirfroni.l/i;««/.'„ 
 
 : I'lisjN'vjtiotMv.isputiii. 
 !i'.ii.o!iiu anii (tcalawav 
 1 Iwlifir tlioDtviMor, 
 flic WIS 111 ihciiUclli^.^ 
 
 any I'lattcrwii ail (Very 
 ' li'.-ij! toHcihu. Not- 
 ■■ •!< tluy tell '.'in, aiul 
 lar liiiuonltrati'-ii totk- 
 ir UMitis iiatri^wly.aiul 
 1 I'Vcr r.ii;ht reii.,'i:iiiiig 
 
 tlleni [-iainly fee iherr 
 
 lit !i'.:n,ay (}ets of ihr 
 "lelieie their omiKyfc • 
 
 I fliuihy ih.it foiiie'fcw 
 (Jt to he WToiiji/i; upon, 
 ion, liiai yl.\na/t came 
 It :s l;ic (-owel of i>- 
 
 ci! into ilu- miiiils ol 
 
 It n-ill i;['on octalion 
 
 tin, and make em as 
 
 HeaJs a.> the Alolej 
 ! e People thai \i.ik in 
 'lite (liVi ui\l il,e Pio- 
 iigintlieUiihcsU'foic 
 
 '•';'""''"' coii;,i make 
 1 Hoofe to I i; a Parrot, 
 
 owir rner 'em. 
 ..iii iredeuiKinuc their i:.v.- ■, 
 i:fp.-'^cufai\l,jon,iiot"^ •'"■ 
 
 y^io at lirll« lien the "•■'"■«' 
 lemore moderue way 
 
 a f .rt cf l''en:i,mc.-', 
 '<■• ilay, and i^ikini; ,i 
 lit when tlic eaie'i.f 
 I'-diately apply rhem- 
 ir lo(l_ tin-.r-, and lia- 
 
 I'leafiires and lailci- 
 ill r.o liirlecai'ernel';, 
 
 liii;. nnd ( ihat they 
 
 Sorr.nvi ir.cie thev 
 
 ■h p.iil'iinate liewaj. 
 ^oFrhe Sick, and oiie 
 :iin'i they put them 
 , tlicy fhoali! not he 
 It'ed a fort id' Men 
 ind are their I'iijfi- 
 ehe <■...;;/.//. fen,;e of 
 y pretend loriircDi- 
 the (l,k perfon llas.M-nr.rr - 
 'ly their i.iouihi anil "'I'^i-' ■ ' 
 ;uid fuck away th,-''' 
 pufe a i,ia;i |uj , 
 have. I due cleanly 
 vJiilflheyniade the 
 lemfeJies (iek : 'j'/ii 
 ■s le(]Uire;, a man ic 
 .:■> a litnnj Srou.a. Ii, 
 'pev.iriRi.itlieiiia'' 
 Joe'ler. 
 pl'.-, that wlieii any ,,,,. 
 
 ly Vudjia!,, wrhun'tii.fiiii; 
 11.1" Ih idd |..fe ilic'' 
 II ml llaive of inn- 
 iinuli (lran|;(r Hill, 
 "y di no;hiim I'l i. 
 P '< laiyiiifM:ii; ,i;.. 
 nd ani.inliadinih'li 
 'h.'ii lu'liej.|n< ,,,!:<• 
 lal roil'.' in his Karv 
 when 
 
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 An Accomtt of the Cowitrj of Ijral 
 
 lie. 
 
 7 1 ? 
 
 ! 
 
 when he is in (in h a raf.' : "I'ls trii- , ihey arc willinj; to wlicrevti ilu y •;. .. They a'e i'viMV.i!'anll\ loi-.l. i. 
 hir lid of the ti' ii' le of Atiendance, and li.iv-, thcliek lindul(',eMt to ilitin, avoid .'.II iIi.i.iimIi it in.i) n i..': 
 ^!.1n at the eiii! of |us |i.Mn to a'. 1 lai av ni.iy l,e, and ny, and iheiefoie f e'.en \vlnn t'l \ are i. .<{.',- .d 
 
 no doiilit 1 11' ihi- is an elfeiiii.il /Vl.;li(;d 01 a. oii.( hllr '' ' . ■ . . 
 
 1 euli ; i'lit th n ili''y Ih'ddd not ina'.e liuli a nrr.l' e 
 I'pli.tlii alieruard' , lor 'lis odil loi-ohiltof ..llio t:i!l 
 a M.m liy ill ir.i'ri ;en ei;r, an!ili'.:i fill a liowlioi! le 
 1 .iiilehc isdead. lit ilu have .i v,,i~ I o.' I.tf le ; .i 
 Conlolaiion thai uar.ii altmvard-.. .oid ki, '.'.'.' liuw lo 
 vs.i'ii aw.iy ;:II the Renia'iidc • , if il, ■ r lioii' -.v. 
 
 In lie I'oiiil Id' M.iriiai'e, i!:' /I //,,,i„.t In k at i,' 
 >ii;.'- e of lUlaniii I 1 t 'ili.e ot . v. n .Vo'l.ux Siitii~ 
 an. I I ).ii;i l/i i-,, as to a I I^ie ve|i. ilvv.ii- !;■.■ ife I ii 
 
 I le ni.inii!. hisNiev e, an.; tlie 'Mi'l.ew In- ' nt ' I'lO 
 llio' ilh (e Hloi' ', ir. ly I !.i'"t 1.- I'o r.i'Je I, \' ' li:'.l' ol 
 le. I 11.: Ill,, imndsao III !'.i :. ,i, ihie il. .1 Ciiiin- 
 am 'iiiMt iliein '.o pironl.i .Nl'iii'-eili \. . N'.i.M.io 
 
 II I 111 <irv llic \o:"'.!ri I, Sii'ii I I \\\j .11 ■: .tij I' 
 
 liiey iieier pne th^ii, .me .1 lOil.i.'i, i.f.,; t! ■; ■■.ui, 
 ha\e \h diii leafini, m :. •m,'. n, I'en 1 .,i . ' i.e- ■■ 
 thiiii; delei Ki-s pailii lilai I,, i:. . . '.'.:. ,.!i i., ui.ii i' .■■ 
 '■ -" Cllildteildij in};:i.at li'.e.dL,..- e lif, i ,.i.i .'•.i,!;';; 
 hereiiW'. 1 /■.. .ihoiii ilie i|i il in •:...e. n :,; .1 ili.;! , 1 j 
 tisiieneially laid, tli.it Child];-, v. id i , ,,.,vv ii ■ '.■ 
 li.n.dy le;y','d, ,ind evei y v.aj . ::i if l' ■ i , if i!i ■. v.i . 
 
 liOt fonnd ai:d Uvaili'd ii| » . .> ^1 .e; . i, I ; ir, w:',.'i..,. 
 the H.'ijf ' iiivel nlk .! K ;;„■ d-.t ri„,i,, ih j .,;, 
 laid down i,d;ijd. iipcn a l.i u. :; I'.d a. '' n .i Hn \ ..-i; 
 I'Jin, at.iUa'Tie.l If) alie.is..).:. .i I'l.i .\ el;. is , i i, , 
 arid yet none aie feo.er l!..ipd tliaii tl;i.i ..e ( ;;oju 
 inoti (Ira.t and i.piii'I'.t ; "ils i ot »■' .iiioi.ii w u >• u >■•- 
 t'imd or a dil(iirii.d 1 :inl a.i eii^.t il^n , ui n .l.,i ■ 
 1 e, lis known ;o W \\\. f.;li. ; ,f i^nii- oile r i 
 
 lley teiin II I ili-i i, I i , m"'i liiiiili.ir frr i..!, v.lio I'lilipaniy i> i C'ii(lo;i. ;;iiii rally le.i.- .i.,i ..ifv. ,; '' 
 livi s ioi'iiIh 1 e |i|: Il 111 in I i h annunii, I'li'- .^ll their in the. Col'.fil ry ; ilere'' i.otllii.i; to foie. d e.r iMil a'ly 
 
 (iiin.ls reninio I f ■ ;i w .i . ot pr< . ■..lie;; in ihe Man as to th; nuii.ba '.d hij W'.ve-. ien I.,, ..i ■ ;i li;.- 
 
 '..'(I'lii; f W'lves I', lull 0' II. iKe line o;ilie \Viiin:'nS| moiir and CircninliaiiLt. ; lerlur.io tlieiH.Ui aou- 
 Alf eteiii, and di. i en ;.< liu rirue.~, m it ihc lias tiplKry rf Fenrjiis n.rR'.ei iLl.i Rui • , :■. li .,.i- ,'ei, 
 liiMir) ihene' Kind u, mi' .i k lie n' io;iK lU, «h:eh ' ijiuct and pieafint :i,an d.ole ili.ii lia'.t lu. i ne. 1',.. 
 if if. vrr.e, i.c!i .Old ei. ,1 if.io-, tlie) lie u neir-' 1 ! M'oi'.n don't fold, and qnitf. I .iboul li. I ..; iili.ic 
 1 f |i, ill ll.li '., .\\~,\ I iiii.i I IK ■• .'.111- . .A \oinr.; .M.,;i m the M.in's AlfeilH' ns, noi plot ana •.u;.i,u.'. t. n- 
 di.' n..' nie lo ! e l.nK r'vl t.> .imp \ .in . iii.'.iUheai, ti.l lie ..iimvent one ancther in th' ,r .Aincuio. 1 l.e i ii'i'L.n..i 
 li,:.l p.iven imiie l*!!!!! nfh., ( ..uii;;e in the War , fy may make one liis Dailini; if lie pleaie., ai..l ii.i. i/it 
 l.il in;' 1.' kil'inp in I .eiiiv, .ii li he w .is o'e'.iped al ' to will look patiently on, and won't eivi i.n.i o; ilie i .in 
 h'AA ■-.!.dn In.iils for uv.i Ol ilnn Year Inf. re: SotI.e py lMvoi.;rite any tioiK leby rlie't |eili oh l! (i!l„:i .,1" 
 y. ii: ;• W.iinen lia\ nir dili ovi.u d '.he 'leikeiMd Kipe- the VV'nei llioiild delil.' I.l^ Ced l>, aiiv a.i Icme ., 
 ti'.-, kepitluii K.i'i- likiwili, ae..l then their I'arenti praiiticc, lie lia-. a I'oue!' in hi^ I lands t.^ ovi i i: h ;;■,. 
 I'etMii to ihink of I lidl'jnd-. fm ilnni. Rut lluie is a lelt , and thatlie iiiaydo, either bv kil.n ;; hi.i ;h e I. .si i 
 nil, 'Jny deal of in, nh aiul teailiri; when a yoiiiii' lirulc abided Inni, ur if not th.ii, \it I. y ( iiitii.,; |;er .iv.-.iv 
 I. fioiipJH hoir.e toller I!r;de};roi in ; all the Parents and With ail d;r id.oiiiiio, ni if. '.'.ui!.; : U, ,tii ..: I i ei. ,. 
 Kindic.l if 1 .>tli fides eonie ti i.',alii i. and hy the Kum- ate the I'm' !!,.i.eiiis of ilu; Cini.e. ]\ e m niairej W'..,- 
 tiation of tluit new Relation 111 ;;iiod eaui'.i; and drink-, men n .r, i.d.e .ill ihe f,, , don, i:i,iii..-.a;i • , ai ! no Li J: 
 in;.'. Afiir thel-'ealt is over, the eoneKv.iin_,> Ceremony , lepi a, li 1111:11 toi't. 'Ihe'. .ne nn le, i,, ; .iv.- 1- 11 if it ■ 1 
 is'the delnety of n Na Jean walh'd, to tf.e \i.nni', Indinatieni, .md know i.,j ulir.on i. i 
 1,'iiiple ; this iat;lie:, the Mariiape, and lliey po prefeiii Oj lonuiir.y, and 1! ih.ii I,, t.if, n . 
 lyawayto lonfirie.nate- ii. lint leavinj; tliein in ihe ini.i; me wf .11 lulf ns; \,i 1 , i:,, t!,, ;,, 
 U.innno.k, the Bii.te's Father ill the me.in liiuo 111 the thms lai.. tin y wi.l. the.',,.y 
 
 ,..1 .\ I ..V...; ^1 ., ,..r • ia.«»st-,.<, . IMlll. Oii.rl,,, o........ ! 
 
 t V..,l.t ' f 
 11- to, ! I 
 e, i.e A,, 
 
 other Apartiiiei.t, acis a very eomi, al part : He takes a | 10 lay, iliai ilu \ a;e nieae Lev '■'' M if :ii.e 1:1 1 i.,., ,,.iiy 
 Stake orlonuih ni; of the like naiiiie, andtailsto ciiltiie^ 1 inifiole matters than ihe /;, ./.,, ,„ . 
 
 .ind ili.:ippinpof i:, and wf, it is this fir, bnl toehopilfi As to wli.lt coiwerio tlier.'>itl and ii.'ii ,,; ;., f, 
 ilie Tails ol the \oiiiip Ciai'd-iliildieii that arcniAvto People, t-s iiuiekly dikrdfd , 'lu y jm n.i . .;, .:.,.,•. if, 
 le es\-ei'lcd. 'IhiN aia ii.inlicly alraie any of theirily the Orn.imeiits rd' Pamt and fi:,i|,ei... In 1 .|.e 
 Ka.i il.ould aj'pi .ir I r.e Moi.ke\s ; bat ilnybelie'.cthey j l'-"'^ ^'■1" "' 'h^-' '■''Oi^i^irve h.i\e le. do, il.ry h,.,,: i,„. 
 would, an.l eiiii e W.I 1 'lad. into the World, if they | lorin'd thendelves a little 10 rli ■//...,„ I , n m, .ml 
 di.l IV t 1 ,1 '• ;' ', .\'ed; 'd to prevent it ; and therefore] "ear Ion e li'rl of .Api are I ; 1 lu n, n.ei,. I,.; ; i.i.- ; ■ 
 .1 . n. . 1 ■ 1; 1 . .... 1,1 1. i...r. ., s;.. i. ...1,; u llii. ..'.:( ,1.. .1 .'.. I . .. i . i I 
 
 iheHiid.'.s b.. f 1 viiy |i leiiiiil> I'lop, a JJii, k, whieh 1 Ihii n's Like, ihan re,;aid Oi n ,. d-iiy a; I de , 1,, •. ; 1 
 
 jr.'s i.niinal a I eiid.eney i: has to hinder the puiwnip of, buanle tlie J'lr.'.roi, :,.. .(hue them 'u 1 , an. iii \ - ;,,, 
 
 'I'aiN, any boily that lur.iidets the .Matter a lifiedeep- 1 "ot difofey tin m. lis pl;ini, ihit ihuv ■ k !••• ; 
 
 I), will I'.ilily lee. Cf.adis as .-.n iir iiinbran e, and d.i wii-.i i. e .0 1 -.'y 
 
 ' 'lit |.f 1;, 1111, by their w.iy if flinp .n': ; l.r anic,;',."!: 
 
 tho'e that aie provided With all ncieiiary .'p|.aiel. v 1; 
 Iliad lee one come aluoa 1 w itli a tap 1 nly uu li s 1 1 i i, 
 and anotlur with a Wafeoatt.r ihi r; Jaeki'i ihit re.. ;.e, 
 t.., the Navel, and eviry wheie eli'e as naf. ,1 i^ 1 . \.j. 
 
 Wlieiitlle li /■..'.:• jh.ive iii.n tied tlieit C'liildren, if -y 
 till n a!lov.( tl„ 111 the lil'eriies of d.iinkiiH; and earoiiliiig 
 lieiiy, svllieli beloetlny .leiiie.l iheiii ; thes lh;nk ir 
 I loper lor Ymidi 10 be bud u\> in .ill nuiiiier of niode- 
 
 i.ni. n and ablhiien. e, .111.1 I'.oi li.ive ilia' Jjpnr added to « v.,,, „.,,v,^ ^ ..^ ..5 ii.i... .. i^ i . \.j. 
 
 ihiiv natiiial laat and \\ "ii'i, \yli;.h Wine .uid ItrHip; born; tins isdrciliiip. to peod ptirptilc, .-ii.d lull .1 ;l.i.u 
 1 ic|iiooi will eerr.inily .idd : .'\n.l ;heyaie iniioiUiied. to' Jf'l'hl^sthat, v.eli anlvver. the ;;.e.it .Uliei. 01 C,ii ,:;. 
 rh,. I I'lity willi fomethini' of ii'eiiion>, ihe old; ,1 h'-')' have various wa;.s nl eiii inj; ih- o b!a 1 . ct 
 I'n pie make a Spte.li to tl.ein a', out ilie lober and mo -I I'oU.ng and Ihaving in nfe ami iiuU '.I .11 ; .1,1 ! .. i, , d 
 iiii.n.iife (f Wine, tell tlieni iluv 11U11I drink fo as not : 'his is one of the ini.ii ChiiaCter. '.y \' I 1 ii 1, ivt.I 
 t.i le.ike theit 'J'onijues run to latt, and entlnie them ! ^^;ltlCl^. aie dilui.gu.lli'd from oi.t a' o h. i. 1 !i. \ V'o- 
 10 fp. ,ik bad thi-i-;s ; and ilmuhey pue them the Inriat- i i};--'!' always .,u: tiicii Hair whin if.i 1 bn 0.1, e iNfi'.ineis 
 in:.' C'lp, and Imld liieit Heads at ihe lame time le.iltthev ! ''.-i' tie Head, and a;;o when the 1 1 !i.:eiiids ,•,., |, ii ■ hm 
 th. will be Ink and Nomil i tor 'tis to be noted, that ti | ^JUpeaeaj jouincys, in both v.h.Ji i .1. l... i|.,j 
 linn yi.iinpMen are over |owerd with the tirit Wnie. , t^iiliom, iltey expitis their foirev/aid 1 i-osi in. 
 ill. 't i.i'seii as .III Oiiunof iliiii biir.i; Cowanb, Inn iti 'I henl loulesme made ot T;n 1" . .n..l ..i.'.i W!;!' 
 ili.-s uiiisitoll bravtdy, they eonelude ti.ej II l>.- In 1 I'ali.i Leave , |:;..e iwo '^r ihue b!i i.i i I , .':i I ..-.- ' 
 lia die Waiii, and lipht Willi loinape. .lilt ul a piiai i....i.lHr if iv.o.i,. I ; f >! i|.. ;.• i,^ 
 
 %\'i.iiia Chi. .1 is bom, the Father thus fir |'erK,rmsi !;>ken iij- i \ a d.flind H'nilli..)ld n.d I is n.. 1. •■. .1 eoj- 
 ili- (i!i':.e of a Midwile, as lirlt of a!l oiheis to re- , I'l-'r b^e' pL e, Han.a,. , ks .in.i 1 1,. 1 1 ;:' ,:, j ; -; e- 
 i, live ih.- Chnd nil o Ins ..X.iiis, 10 Willi and [ anit it, eat! ";8''J '- i '-h'-'J' aie iij' pnie I li..,.i. on ..:il;Ii 1 bv n'y 
 I le N'a elllrin.;, ;,nd pref. down the Note ; whiih hit- 1 V\ a I, lo ifa: wen .1 .M 1;. i ■ n •,■ . mre,! if,.- 1 ) ., 
 let the. d.), Keaule ihes in.ai.'ine ilie pre-aielt Me.iiuy' al! ihat i;i.- U.'ide .itfoias ..i i i.i . i,s, .s . r ,| ir ji jn. 
 of the-. C lin.iun t.. lie i;i ihe Itatni fs of il.eir Kofe' ISoineot them aie lo flip-, if.ii , ■, li ,' . :3 . ['■',■■ '.; 
 Th.'i withoi:' w .a'.'pmi; n in any Uir' • t .Swaud.lin)t-| ■x^'^'-'' amie, and pe.ie,.iiiy .di in- i.j.i.n.l 1 y ..n.- [;, , |. 
 I o il, lie bi\s i;d..wiiiii a H.an-.iii.\;k, an 1 it it I e ai p-ll Peuon, wh'i i'., .1 . u wei.', i..e .\i.i.ii.- ■.. li.e 
 I',,', he biinp. .1 iiltle wooden , Sword, a Ik.w and Wli' e 11 .;•.. d I'lMily. 
 Allows, vvhiiii le pills I'lwn by it, and a Biir.eh o! 1 heir Hir'Uioid ''■nilf e inf'ls 
 1 lei! ., V, hi. h lej refeiii.sihe b.i'eniics the yininp Heioc " '' '■" ■ ' ' '' 
 
 l!..i I kill wiien he eoiiies of ai'.e. Alier ihis, be kitles it 
 ai'dU-aves it wrh this lliort liortatoiy lipeeeli, A/> St.>. 
 i l.r. sp.,.. 1 il , ,. . . I // .1,; i; !/;*• i,iM.-h\ fj^.'t', tc vatitua, 
 ..'•,•■• .- •! i,. .1 ; . l-.n:r.t:. As for liicir maiia;.',(- 
 .1 ent (.if Childnn, ihey pmeialh let ilieiii link a Yiai 
 ..nd ;■. half, pii.i tlieit Nlutheis i.irry iIiliii about m Net^ 
 Ji iti.ir P.i ks iliii ' lieu and euld, an.l all wiaiiipi'. 
 
 if I an! -n Jit;, , 
 
 Balk'is, IV.lons, I hittiiu ..1.,! Ci.p.i ; li..' C ips aie 
 nnuieii ti j'.id, and other 1 1 .'its lio :rv. ,1 f rtlinrnt- 
 pole, and all tl.iir Bahietiand I'lnneiv. lonr;i f Kiiilies, 
 otl.ersei tiia'.s, b t lb Vi ry mpeinoini) le^.-.e in-i ;lu-;, 
 ijiai then \n ileler.es h.ih'y l > b.' 1 . ,; n eiideil. il..; 
 c'li prwUtlt Cminlity b !• iipin,; to ihei" Hoiins, .i;,.- 
 'heirlliiif; lip Bed--, whiiii tiie'. woik n I o'< 'iis mid,; 
 aliei thcit Country ;a :.. n; in, .f li. u a.j linde- 
 O r I g g bke 
 
 
 
 
 f' 
 
7)4- 
 
 An Account oj the Coinnyy of i^rafllc. 
 
 lib. V 
 
 Chap. 
 
 i. 
 
 Nr,, u!:uis like f.lki (.l.'tli; llu'v [iio live or li\ 
 I ! 'ui; :i;i ! :iii I'.ll 1 rn.ul, liAviiij; ai culu-r c nJ ccrt.i'.n 
 rv' whi. li tlic Cori'.s iMfsUiat t'.iltcn tliiin 
 
 \Vi 
 
 I'cjiiis 111' ilicir 
 
 Lli' 1-1.1 
 
 H(.un 
 
 rks arc I'l-.-onu' ihnywith luiip 
 
 nl, N 
 
 ■ !n rc.il'oiii't'tlic Siiio.ik nt' tlifii I'i 
 
 vlii.lil'i 
 
 iili'olcti' liytlicm In ilic VViiucr nine, rlicy ilcaiilo 
 
 .i('. 
 
 th! 
 
 s iiianiiri ; 
 
 T\K VV< 
 
 po iiitii t!u" 
 
 yk I'f lolxr c;vi 
 
 tiuly well ti hciIkt. .iiiil 
 
 can i.T};c u,t I }'h ; lluy .ipuc \vM;ii(i. (-, 
 
 Hit it aiiyiniarn- 
 
 very kliii in brawl rr lij;lit ; 
 
 iluT, il' lie that tliil tlie uullliid' 
 
 mppcr, anil iiic In- ivtiinciij 1 y 
 
 
 uin be i.-iktti. h, 
 
 u-'Uii'lcvl i-xaiitly in the f.iuic |viri oitlK-Bu 
 Kiiilinm or FiiiTul'i 1.1 the Siirtii.r. In a i 
 arenuf'Jity i>un4aiai in their Ketnbir;(,ns i 
 
 I'oral Da 
 
 niagi ; tlie /.(a / ; 
 
 ! 
 
 \ \ij<ii!' anJ leather a Iruit not iinuh iinirKC a plain, if>';iH)lt \ii;(.iir, aiu! 'r 
 ('i"ai,l ,f. lliape, Inu iiimh bipner, fo that <ine of theni } I;yetlT I u ^ni! 'l.uii; fiu' 
 > 'u l.a-.f be hekl with one h.in.i : This thcv eiit iiitoj t'»ii oi e'vuil.-. 
 
 • ol 
 
 Mia.e f 
 
 by the 
 J, tlirv 
 t C 
 
 or- .IjIi 
 
 frr -J 
 
 ta nsatr.oiiylt them ii: 
 '■'-. i'\\\\ I ite l(M l.ili-, l)i:r 
 ect!., M thoat any lunir.i- 
 
 fur Nactli- 
 
 I 
 
 illd 
 
 aiiil liavini; 
 
 ihrc 
 
 wn It into 
 
 a creat Lartheii \'ellcl 
 
 ><olie .ive ih( u 
 
 p. an 
 
 1 onalifle water, tlicv itir ir 
 
 veheineiitly about, the Br. 
 
 with a StK'k, rill a fort of I'roth an' 
 
 101 tiie toolf par- ar 
 
 ^'ivii torlieir 
 it tin 
 
 VVi 
 
 the 
 
 !1 belid 
 
 k1 
 
 •a nothi 
 
 their "i^e, 'tis wi,en \'\'iiie his pi.: the mallery ol' ihun, ai.il 
 
 life, tor it; 'hen theyex uleitio t 
 
 a\ \'< 
 
 atti 
 
 J- 
 
 ni.i 
 
 ti' 
 
 W'vV 
 L.bo 
 
 .11CS nf 
 
 '.'■' 1 
 
 >: ti- 
 
 ll',. '; 
 I ' ',■ 
 
 
 Ik.. 
 
 i 
 
 --.-„-.. OllU 
 
 kr> their Kcdi.oiiipiraMe to the el-.aiieli' and \ili;!el1' hnj. them that tiiclaiilt v,.i> in the VA'ine ; win h ^(.■ll^ 
 '.■sinintiTc, I iiionly irake.i lip ti.e matter beiw;.\-t them. An-,', vvh.: 
 
 I he Men rjX'tKltluirtinie in I'lip'oMiients lint.iMetn' tint it he oiit ft l..vei r jealuiily, ora iii;x:iin.'fil b,..!., 
 tli.-ir Se\ ; ill l-i'iitinR, biil.inii, b.iwln,!,;, biRluin);, i they (eidom i;o out, bu: then 'V^'lve^ ;.;o with ilieii, ■ 
 a:-,a niiknt; Ariis for tliat r' rpol'e. Th- Women ' ^";heii they j;o IV.,iiri lionietlie M.iii walks befjie, and tin' 
 I'M, .11:1 weave Cotton, i!rel> Vieliial.i .iiij do (laiden ' VVo'iTiii eoine-;atrir, whi.h i>, that if there IliunlJ t.t 
 y\\, an.! are. inaword, niar'elloiilly iniuitrioiisand •'' I'-inperot any fi rr, the Manniay iiu'ei with itliiit 
 h.inJv. ri;e thiit' Man in eai.li I aiiiiK pi. .lehci to a" 
 
 .ilia 
 
 the H '1 I'e i:i the .Morning .isthey he iti their I liiniiioek,' . 
 he\-b<the:n when 'r.s tiiiie to rile an,! put., their fe\e- 
 ral 1 i!- 'ii;--, an. I wl-.at they iV.oiiM bell, w their time in 
 lo' til It ,!a\ . I hi'. Curt' I'l they fay tli. v learn .1 Iroiii a 
 eeri iinr.ir.l 'uinh they eail the I.eid of l!ird,) 'ii'! 
 lii\e.iHawk, and linp^ c'.erv M.rnin;; with the firll 
 i.'.iaiM- 111 -heiiay; tiiey ari;i:e, that a- tli.it I'.ird f.ts 
 i:plii^N\.'i 1.1 IS t.i'.'e heard of a!l the lelt al'Out him, 
 e I- 1 'o 11.,, ;,i ilu- .MilVer .^t' a baiivily m.ik'. .il' tlia: he 
 :.. e..:. '' •\\::lt. i-car 1 ■; In!triii;l;ons. 
 
 \- !. 1 ■■■KiY Die:. 11 ..e'cnwhat thcvean t;.t ; what 
 
 ' ail'ii-.K, or Art and liuiultry eaii 
 
 'i.c V\''io.!s rr the VViter, or th. 
 
 M' t'ley eaii 
 
 k If. m a Tre>', ordii; out of thi 
 
 anv Cieatiii.', latMiial i r irra- 
 
 l!tr,K, or Root< ; till 11 bt.- 
 
 ;iieaini;h, n. r d'l tiiey r.re.l ilie 
 
 : They wont fti."k even at the 
 
 :ir.d many Snake'; and Toads 
 
 I ■ 
 
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 i:;-.' ';ir ;i 
 
 •'ovi.ltiKe 
 : v.'.w. •] 
 
 A ; 
 
 o; , 
 
 '. ..' ve!. 
 
 11 !l 1" ! 
 
 ti.i' ; w 
 I'rap, p>t 
 
 C'!.. 
 
 '. iii, r 
 al, Ir,:. 
 
 ih.-Mer.-.. 
 
 , (iiain. 
 
 i: ai 
 
 k.^ aio no' 
 
 line andl 
 
 i.'ii 
 
 •tihip' f 
 
 line S.iiice, 
 
 run 
 
 t loath,!. 11 
 
 e -Viiitnal 
 
 f.ive hi; Wife an ..; portuinty to make her retteat ; but 
 whentliev tome lioaicwiid, they (hift pl.iees the V\'., 
 man is lirlt, .mdthr Mii, ■;.i:ii'.'s behind lor her i;inid i 
 fitliat either w.iy iln VV..in,in isltill reared home. 
 
 )hcy tea. h tlieir (.hil.lren \eiy earl) to daii.eafur '^■^ 
 their Coumry n.aniier, .v.d not oiilv that, but to lini-V 
 too; tin.;., aie the lirft ihini'.s ilkyleaiii as (iinnas thiy ' 
 aiecapable. .iiid i.. in.leeil the , Inef part of tlieii In 
 ftitmioii. Km lis oblerv.iMe, that they iloeiiiiuri 1,., 
 that even while they are very yoiiiii;, one i: .dl fehloni le. 
 ihole htth .S.;iia! lies and (Mllin.i's i iit an; .ni;(l then, 
 that Chiidieii are very in; ulent i.. m (jiiiu pl.iees ; they 
 don't fiiffir and call on,- aiU'ther naiiies. n. r i;ne ..iiy 
 l(ii-t ot bid l.intiiiacei.' one another, but foli.iw the-irl'l.ay 
 
 kill witha-i Arrow, "^'nh at;reatde:il of pea.caiul iiiiietnels. The B 
 
 ■"■! are iiuicli nn le thankful if any one does iliefe yoiiiii; 
 oiiisa kii;dii.-|"s ; if he tea. lies th,-iu any thinii, or makes 
 tluina I'Telent, tliaii if 'twas done to tlicnuelves ; ,i;id 
 theie, no liner way t,) mike an unite Purehafeof th.e-r 
 I-riendlhip, than to exprefs a fiiii.lncls for, and .i 
 i;o.-.d will to their Children, ..\nd (vr tins Rcali 
 
 iti 
 
 have been liitan.e, . f th.- ItrenRtli and p..io,lnefs of their '.^^'•l'' '''>" 'hey had (o threat anelleem fL.r the P .': v/.i/,- 
 Oigelinn. And a; they are indiflercnt tj what they '••nheis , thole rnclls were very intent upon tluT-diiea- 
 e-u, Co tliey are as little th- iiithrfiil about the G. n.-ern of f'^n ot their Children, taught them to read and write 
 I'lo'.idin;; It ; they don't fpend time in colle;lini> and •""' '^•l'^ aceoimt, and to ling alter th.e Ivi'-.-p'tti 
 Jayiiig lip pieat ho.uds ot I'lovdioii, but eoii'i-nt them- niJuner, and m lliurt, akv.ivs pratilied and deht'.iit- 
 I'elvcs lojii-t 111 reaf.inablo .Supplies as their Wants re- •■■'' them wiili ...no new tinny or oth-.r; fo that the Pa- 
 fiirn upon them. The Wo-.ds are ,it hand, and their rents look'il upon them as the verv I clV e.f AJeii, and, I'.vic 
 Bow-s a.id Aviows, and Hiihin.; T,iekling, are always "^""fi'ly '■•iptivated by r|u-f,.- M('r[,^xis. 
 ready, and if they liplit of any fporr, tlii-y ent and arc' As to worldly Grandeur an.i RiJics, a', there is very ^ 
 iiierry, if they fiil, ihcy are patitnt, and bear the In- I'ttle ot itto I e ieen aiii"i:c,f!thc fl).7,'.'/,.rj, fo thcv le-.m i.v;,-.. 
 c iivenicneies of Himp'er ai.'J ] hirlt with an eafy mind, to be a Pcoj-le wholly void ..f all manner of Ainbiuon''"' ' 
 rill they can remove them, , and Dclire that way. Tiiey aliect iia ftately l^allaecsji'"'.!. 
 
 They obl'ervc n.j Itated ttmes fir earinp, ; the Tor- '^Tji^f'^li'' '■'I'opages, or preat and pompons wav ot living. " '' 
 nialr.ies of Brc.ikl'ift, Uinnei, and Supper are n.^t " tiry have K.ngsainon^.lt them, they are crowifJwitli 
 known am' 'upft them.- If the--, have a Sto.k of I'rovili-, he'athers ; and a (jentleniaii is no: one that has iolj 
 ons bv then), they make bit one Meal oifr, hut that ''ound a Year, and li follow; 'J by hall a d. zen buot- 
 nins rhto' the whole 24iIoi'rs; forth.yeat all N'rplit as nie'tiin gawdy i.iverie, ; but ,i poor iiake.t I ill. w tliac 
 well as all day lonj', .-.nd like fonie I'eople that \.-c lay has a Skin as tiiiek a:- Parchment, .in.i tat.-.l till o\et al- 
 thcir iM.'iicy burir. in their Pockets, and they can't bej'ef luili a manner, fh,it it Icioks as it th.y liad brui 
 iimet till tis all gone, fo the B'-rp/iitm are as relHefs till rii^l^ii'H I'aitenii upon it. Tl r y content ilmnleK-Cj with 
 their Cup-boatiK arc cinpty, and the Hoe.fe be c!car'd |'.heir li.,,re!y (.'oii,igiSj that |uli fcrvc co detenj them 
 
 a.^oit: ti.cm. 
 
 .lioiti ilic Iniiiiies it' the weather; an.l confi.l 
 
 erins.' no- 
 
 il. I iioiii iiie iiiiiii les 1 1 
 
 Ordiiirrtly ihev donr drink ar their Meals, but make thin;; bin CJoineiuence and a bare ,Siipply of the Ne- 
 itiftinc't and I'arti- •i!,ii 1 itiimfs .^f tli't alti rwards j'^elhiie:. ot Nature, they move ihnr Dweliinps iipandm,,,, 
 
 II, that iluy vvont do it, Init when they down, hxmg thenifelves lieic and there, according asn«-:l-i;' 
 
 I 1 y lovcir I' W: 
 
 have Irifine fn atteiii 
 plv It lo -lofe, that tiiry 
 
 md fct t.^ It ; an.l indce.t the;. 
 rnllv 11. level vMih th? Ho 
 
 they .an b.lt anfwer ili.jfe Purpofes, Neither do thev 'f • 
 tr.iti'ojc thcnilehis any more about t!ie getting agre.at''''" 
 i:,f-.ii b.' th,il tipic th.v j-.ive .ion.-. B'lt tlieir extra- dealot Land, tli.in ol building tine H-mfes, making :ii- 
 ■■,v;.iii,v ill. -.vay app.ar. i-muIi mi-rcat ili :r ft bead, iiious Walk:, and, Piofprd.s, an.l other I)clipht<; cf that 
 
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 ai. i.iiiti.- ..f I'lr^ni 
 rl..,-,l, 
 
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 I';. Ill tliefe I 'Lal-.-ins there '"itiife'' They have (iiound iiuieed to iin 
 'lo liiii'ing al'out ti,.in Hm.le to eultivate tor the Si ivi.eof their Families, but 
 
 •r.vvo an.l 
 not with 
 
 r.g anil tiiviiii:!! .ill 'licy >..m iiii.l to .omc to l^id tlif.te (Jiiar.ls ..f He.lges and Oitehes mat we b.ave : 
 ■ ;"■ •• , , I'liis iNtirtii lills t".(. ..r three days, or per- : I:very Malter ot a l-ainily ules at plc.afiirc what e;ill be 
 hipsm !■ . a:i,; it s iiia.le up .'t .M'llick, Drinking, and convenient tor his own ilouli-, Witliom drawing 1 inesto 
 hi;, t.g: taefo is fo-iie eatr,-g work a'lo, Im that's at . "lark out properly, or letting up aiy 1 and-ni'irks for a \- 
 ;. !"i>,ii'ii.n!!. .T^i (as the W'.i prnripal part of the bii- 1 t^aiilioii to Ins Niig|iFo'.,r : ,S.. that here arc no Qiiar-^>t 
 ' •■.■.niM.en' ) Ur',es only I'.r :in liitrcJiie'tMn to tho relt, relsnorContentionsabou: the Dividon of I.aiul, and.ihf 
 "- . ! 'lie-, an- lo i:idef.uii'al.k i:i il.ele Sp rts, that they' Founds of Hltatrs ; ro going to law f.ir a Hi.li;.- or a 
 v.- ■iH-in!. 1. 1,, no iiiiie f'V rclt ; they iiev.r ll.-ep,i 
 
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 i!ai 
 
 v, i.il.', ln;i fp.nd the whol.- time in 
 
 (Ir-.iking, .Soiuetiiiies too th.' Itrong I,i. 
 
 puw.-rl'ully, th-i; tlu-y goto lugcing one 
 
 akmg of P.ates, and tingiring 
 
 •ars, 
 
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 •...or- vo:k I' 
 u -tlinl". the 
 
 ':-i • aiii.ihers VVi\es piuiiiifciiontly ; they tall all of a 
 f . .p, ,10 i do all the ruiti il iliitigi that .i v. i Id .M'.bb 
 !■■[ J I .'■ iponon' ani'.!- r lan be lappoled to..'.o. Ali- 
 "r.i-M'« i'. ;:•! 'Ill leacci-i-aitul Ui'briJcrs, they art.iPco- 
 
 Fen.e, orl'ptnding vvfule Frtates .i! out ,i bo. t of 
 Ciiound. 'i'lie /}..i/i.j.o;( woifil ridicule tin h People to 
 the lalt degree, cnlefs they tiioiight tiiein mad, ai;,l 
 Ipare.l tluin .iponttiat aicount, for tiK'y l,«ik upon the 
 tt.iiilMo b'-" eipialiy tree tor them ail, and liiat 'iisevcry 
 'tic, Ptivilidge trj en'ov •i.nuichot' it asfervcsliis oto- 
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 !,(•: ;4i:y thit-i; tod: 
 
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 Iiinj lur lnT I'.iiaul ; 
 
 II r.o.ircll liniiic. 
 
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 liaiii as (hniia>.thiy 
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 . tiu-y liocuniii". li'. 
 iiiic ll .ill fi-liloin U'l 
 ( lit ;i.'i;'>iip(l tlicir, 
 ll; otlKt pl.u ..■:;; llioy 
 laiius. iM r (jivi .iiiy 
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 to tbcnililvcs ; .mil 
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 after t!;o Tw/iix 
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 r ; fo thar the Pj- 
 t ut A5rn, am! were 
 
 lies, as there is very ^ . . 
 
 Iiti.:/:l, fn llieV let'ln rr.;. .1 
 
 laiiiier el" Ambition ■''•' '■ 
 
 ftarely I '..lla.cs, ,■;;:* ' 
 puns wa\ ol living, 
 
 lire crown'J with 
 
 nc that has i oto 
 
 all a li' ?en boot- 
 
 lake.i brjlrw that 
 
 i.Kiil all (uei al- 
 
 it th'. y had brtii 
 
 ntilu niteivci with 
 
 rvc to deJeiiJ ihcm 
 
 nd confidcrint' iio- 
 
 .Siip[dy of t'le Ne- 
 
 Dweliiiips lip and n,,,,, , 
 
 .Tc, aci'ordmg as n« I - 
 
 Neither do they "C ;'■ '' 
 c getting a great "^"' 
 Mifes, inakiiiK ,;ii- 
 
 Deliplns c\ that 
 
 ro improve and 
 ics but not wiili 
 hi-s iii.it we have : 
 il;iie whit v.'ill bo 
 '. diav.'ini' 1 inesto 
 y I .nid-iiiiiks tor a \. ,. 
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 1 lit Lands and. the 
 
 liir a Hedi;e or .1 
 a', out .1 I'oi t of 
 ule I'mh People to 
 It liiem inaJ, an.t 
 tlii>y lonk upon the 
 and tiiat 'iiscvcvy 
 it asferMsliis un.i- 
 
 realoii to be ion 
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 Mo','. V 
 
 ^ ^b- ^ I Chap. iX. An Account of the Country of Braille. 
 
 ^5 
 
 -y 
 
 No M ™ y 
 
 IHhiriijlt 
 
 llKIII. 
 
 Th.y wo:lt 
 (or SciclU- 
 
 Money is a thing wholly unknown amontift itiein, 
 il-'ither have they any manner of need of it in liieit hap- 
 py and eafy way of Jiviiif;. If they have oeealion for 
 one another'.sl abour or Alliftar.ce, tliey make the Re- 
 ci-mpcnee in roinething or other whi.h Nature liiinillie" 
 to ilicir Hand.';. Thus when they call i titers m help 
 thei',1 in their Huil-andry Works, they make iiood (lore 
 of Wines Kir the Labourers to drink, and this is every 
 whit as plealing a Reward to them, as fonunh Money a 
 ilay woii'd be to others, neither do they caic how loii); 
 they work upon the fame fcore; their Neighbours that 
 employ them give them the Neocllarics they want, and 
 they believe they have nothing beyond that in life to 
 look after. .Ami if there b';any fliadow of fuch a thin;; 
 asTiadeainonglttheni, its only baitctiiig and exchang- 
 ing one Commodity for another, iinlcfs we allow Shells, 
 1-eathers, and line Stones tobc Money, for then we may 
 fay indeed that tin re is buying and felling. Now Con 
 (idering thefe things, one mull yield the iii-i/i/i.i./J to be 
 thus far a happy I'eople ; and by their great tontent- 
 inent with fo little of the Wtirld, to reprove the covetous 
 and .imbitions temper of others who (tho' fuperiour to 
 th'.-in in many exjclleiit Qiialitications ) yet are fo far 
 from reaching this Kinit of Vertiie, that they have no 
 other care nor pallion left in them, but that for hordint; 
 and taking up together as tniicli Wealth as is polllblc. 
 
 They carry ir .ifier the tame iVee and kind-l... and w.iv 
 to Strangers too, and tlio' the) have the Name oi Bat ■ 
 barians pii upon them, yet none are .eitiiiiK inoic 
 truly liofpiiiible laaii they. * ' Lis tine, ili.ir way. . ( "■ i 
 re. eiving Strangers is loinetiiing odd, and n.ay .i..'li .i'''.\ 
 htilc barbarous, tho' tli.- worii of it is, that it m.iv ',".'.)- ./i' 
 b.ild; frighten thole that are not ae, ulbmud ton', 1: ' > 
 if a Man ,:aii Aaiid thclirlt Shock of their uuieSuh'ta [,^, 
 lions, ,inj he.ital! tlieir Wecpirqs anil Out -tiics v.iih-lii;'' 
 oiH Uar, he'll h.ivc i.o eaule to le afraid fittei a iidi, 
 bill may pminife liimlelf to be made veiy-nna,, . !. ,, 
 / r'/;(j prolelles thai he was r.or a litff; ciiilo;-.:id'..| ai . ,'| 
 their manner of tteitiiig Inni at h. ii.dl ari'val .ii, jiij;;! i .-. 
 tluin ; and expected no oihti man lirltr- .,li ;j W 
 ritiv d, ar.d atterwards lent bevord tlie .Mrj',:.::.i,ii. . /, 
 loi;ii as ever tliiy law hii.i, tliev eaine lv.-trii:ini; afm r.' 
 him, and jabber'd out all tngetlier, their M n .•■',■ J.if. ' '' 
 ili.u i,s, ll'i.-r.i'i -our \ni)ie r In die mean time oil'' take " ," 
 oil his Hat and puts it upon his own Head, anotlu r go's 
 his Coat, and a third hi-. .Sw ir.l and lit't, whuh lie!|';' 
 thnw over his naked Should l i ., , and t'ltis drefs'd iin " 
 with his Spoils, they run up and down iV.euing the line 
 things to their Compai,iii:v,. A little v.hile after, tiiis 
 tirrt Tranfpott was ovc.-, and tlic/ came and very civilli; 
 rellor'd every thing again ; wLuh w.i^ io inneii' beyond 
 
 M 
 
 ■A 
 
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 t iw. ■ n tiV: 
 ,\Aut and 
 
 
 Ac/-iH.i'seApeCdation and dcliie, that heiveiilii frceiv have 
 
 What quiet and truly pleafan: lives do thefe Savages .given all that and more, to have had them kept awa, 
 
 ( if wemuft cailthein (o) live in eomp-irifm with them?: for good ,ii;d all, and not ha' e come ncai .'.pii a fe.nnd 
 
 Their Headi, are burdcii'd with no great and mightyjiinic. But his Interpreter then told i.ini, .hey preatlv 
 
 Pcfigns, nor do they t>reak their red with thinking of . delircd to know his Name; now they arcr.et able'topi-o- 
 
 the tortune of fuch an Adventure at Sea, or fnch a Pro-! nomuc aiiv of our Eiiropinn Names neiilier •..m tliiy 
 
 jcdtatLand : They llccp found in their Hammocks, make air. fence ct them if they iiouid fpeakthi.u; for 
 
 dreaming of no Shipwracks nnr Plunders, and their all tl.e Names in ufe amoiigff them beiiv.; taken from 
 
 Muids iieasei'fy as their Bodies in thole fr.f't hanging tlirtigs, and things rb. it they oiJinarily eoiiieiie luth, 
 
 Beds. 'Tis true, a Mufqticto or fometroiiblcf jiiiClnliCl itwould ap;.'car akind of mo^keiv to them, 'oted-heni 
 
 crorherniay pod'ibly vifit them f'.metiiiie% but die of any odur out liich. Lcrii.s tl'.erefore fuppielled in-; 
 
 ftingof a Flie is much calier to be born than that id' Chnftian Name V,,, «, and thai cX l.'n.is !ii<n;hiiig .m 
 
 painted Thoughts, and Fear,., and Cares ay, a Scori i- Oyfter in the B.-fr''>'i Tongue, he took th.at h.nt 'froni 
 
 on i-ia more tbllerable Coinpanion than thele. the Irccrprcter, and told him he wan eall'd /.<•,.■;, f.w/j.. 
 
 'Twas a Conference well worth o'. fervadoii, which I'his gave them a -'reat de.il of Satisfifhon, and tiiey 
 
 ■ /.(•r/H;on.e had with a B .j/i/i'.in upon thefe Matters, aiid'often ufed tluir word Teh at it; at i.ilt ti:ev r.rlied, 
 
 admirably Well Ihcws the Scnce of their Minds aboia 'iuieluhn :s a --cr) excellcm Same, un hnc ir.- c r,- y.r 
 
 thofe things which the rcllioFMankind commonly dote fo m.-t with any Mt^\r th.i: t ^H i.,J< ^ mr m il-h. All this 
 
 tnuch upon. m>.H is the meaning ( fays the Br^iH.-.n )thu while l.cii,! cuu'd i.ot w ell tell wiiat to n-ake of them, 
 
 )cu Mairi .iKii Pero's ( that is,^ J-"i f«r/j and I'oniiguefe ) and w,as ibll under line fear left thev Ihoiild eat the 
 
 (tme fj far ns cm Coiir.ti) to fetch U'cod - (toei youi t.ivn Oyftcr, as they had done many others of the fame kind 
 
 Country r.ffi.rd ym r.c Fuel for the tire- To this Lei ins hi. 'on- ; however, his Interpreter wlio knew their C'll- 
 
 anrwct'd, Th/it they hnd in his Countiy /fW enough (,i , floras perfealy wellen'.ouraging him, he refolvedtoven- 
 
 iiirn, h::t that w.is r.ot the Vfe they ptit the Bralilc-ir-i-.i to ; turc a little t.irthcr amongff them. When thev came m- 
 
 they ufeii tkit in ll: Bufinefs of Dying, rthich none th.it' to the Village where they intei;dcd to lodge fer th.i: 
 
 ^-•"•vr m his pi-.itof the It'arld iv.ri fit for. But ( rcpliei;' Night, they tdund the People dancing and \erymeriy 
 
 li he other J h.tve ycit nee.lof fi gier.t (jinntiiics cf it, and 
 
 ■ iq ..rr J*"- ' 
 !■ 1 . ic 
 ;.;.',-.l «i.- 
 
 ■, S'iT 
 
 upon the a e.. tint of one of tiieii Hncaiies v>lwm they 
 had taken and killed tha' day ; but y.'n'.-.r could not 
 find in his Heart lo be,ir a pan with ti.cni intheirMinh , 
 one of the hnt Sights he faw, svas the 1 iinbs i.t the 
 dead Man broiling upon .i Cridiion, and this made 
 him rclapfe into Ins former fear, and begin to dou'. i 
 whetl'.er his own woii'd not be the iKxt to be fodiels'd. 
 Yet he went into ihe Houfe, and, accordu^g to the cii- 
 
 Vfon't Irfs than yen fetch rm.-ty jetve y>ur turn' He told 
 
 hitn Ns, me rich Mei chant r.t me ill hii CounKy iv.h tili'Jtcr 
 
 of M many Scarlet Cloths, Lo^l^ing.gl.ijfcs, H,>iiitJ, end 
 
 Bends ^ and nil the fine things that tl\y .idmired, as reould 
 
 lyy feie'al Ships Lading of the Bradk-mcd. Ah' fays 
 
 the BrafiUan, Tjii tell tnevery jhangeand wonderful thngi ; 
 
 but pray does thar great rich Al.ni you fpeak. of nc'jer die ^ 
 
 and if he dees , itho is Heir rf alt thofe Goods le le,ivei be-] Horn, immediately laid lumlelt d,,WM in a HauKii.. t.k 
 
 Isiud him ? Lerius told him, liis Chidrer, rr it' I cha.i\vi\vcxc he had not been laid iong, bit the Wives ,i.id 
 
 «wf, his next Kjndred. Surely h thn { replies the wife j Daughters of his Holf ciine weeping and iameiiting a- 
 
 oldSavslgc ) a Mamn.iyafiy perceive th.it you Mairs .i.c] I'oiit him : 'Lhey rejoiced at his happy coming in tears and 
 
 : ery great Fools i for xvliat need you ti'c and tunnoU youi 
 
 (cUes ct that jte it> failing oier tlie Ocean, nhcre ( as you 
 
 toll r.s your fch -s ) yo:i fijKiin Jo many llirdjlcips and Dai.- 
 
 gC'.t? Is it tha: •oumay yet l{ichcs fr your Children and 
 
 tiling K.i»'folk. ' Simple Men ! Is net the E.irth that has 
 
 ymi'ijhcd you, (ufhcictif alfo to maintain theni - ll'e haic 
 
 Cl'il.lren and K^i':cr:.k,as well a: you, and them {as yon fee } 
 
 vtel'jc' dearly ; hm Jince roe confidently In.fc th-.t it fhallcomc 
 
 to pajs, lift after cur departure beyond the l^Lumains, the 
 
 f.vxel.aith ttlich has nviriflctd us, fic.i'd aifo tclicje and 
 
 Ipoke abundance of things in hi.-, coiiuncndathin : ll,: 
 yen takfn fo much pairs to come and fee 1 1 '■ you aregorj^ 
 )0U arc val..:nt, y(U aic wife, ■■ :i /.: .■ bought mary 
 c.v.ellciie Me:chandl:^Ci along Kiih ■ :, n-ri !c wc nr.nt Icrc. 
 WwiLeiu! undcrftood neither then Con plements nor 
 dicirW.iiits, only the Prefence of his Ihm ; ivtcr w.is a 
 Comfort to him, and made liiiii li0|e ,'.' would md 
 well. Now lhey always expceltliai th 'ii < a elts il o-id 
 difcover loine fort of Pallion an ! ("I'lui rn whiV ;1 e'. 
 are enten.iimng them alter tli's m.inne: , and thru'.. i, 
 h'njh thm ; herein me lepfe cur fe'Urs and icjl cant cnr.\lht:\ lluifl (it with a veiy (.ibii lett wl I .■iiniei!aii>.e. 
 Here the Dialogue broke off, and v/hat our Author an- land u rhev -^an't "ly in good carncll, tlie\ in ll i-i.tend 
 Iwet'd to ilic lad Sentence of the iJoiyi/ui., is no: i old i to do fo at Icait, and leuli inaiiv deep and 'o.-.teriigl;;. - 
 ns ; it may be he held his Tongue and faid nothing, iButfoine of the /'/cw/'-iiien did not need t.j .•.■;r, ■licit 
 
 
 which perhaps was the bcft reply he could make in this 
 c.ife. 
 
 The good Temper of thefe People is farther leen in 
 t' dilliifive bounty and Charity : A Maniiii't offer 
 tl.v.ii a greater afi'ront,' than by calling them Niggards. 
 or any way fufpciiliiig their geneiofitv and good iiLiure ; 
 and diey are much pleafed on ihe other hand, if a Man 
 will make life of their Kindiiefs, and ftltfer tlicm to 
 I'upply his Wants, 'fhey make a contbMi: Pr.iiitice of 
 j;i\iiig one another Filh, and .Meal, and fiiiits. or al- 
 tnofl any ining that tliey are Malfei^ of, and if they 
 know of .uiv one that waniii wha: thev ha\c ni the 
 ^loii.e by them, they'll be In-e to f..riii h;m -i S'lprb 
 
 \'X 
 
 "aflion ; fot whether 'twas le.t of fear or me.i fynip,i 
 thy, is incenain, bin b.ow.-ver they tned and f.iib'd.T, 
 well as the Women, aii.l / • ius liimlelf v.as nMi:j.,l to 
 make tiuni believe he u•a^ iin- I'ar fii';i;,'...iiig the faine 
 When ihisScrne had held a itii.le, incline theAJ.i,',..: ,', .- 
 ( the Walter of ihe Huule ' very b'.ilili eippl.n'd about 
 making an Ainne, whuh hemiiukd for loaie timewith 
 out fMiiiich as on e callin.; an Lye up.in luj Ciicltr, oi 
 faying any thing to f hem. At lad liei.i nc up to;.:i 
 and gave him the Sal.i.„doii, cxrtvlliiig ,i pre.ii dcil.jf 
 i'atistailion at hisiomin;; ihithei. .in i enquiring prefint- 
 ly whether iie weic i. ii hiint'.iy <'i m' i tiui' he orib rd 
 his People T'l •^1111'.' v.h.it the b'o fi aibj ! J, whu! 
 ' ■ I! tt t; g ' :'■:.' 
 
75^ 
 
 Jin JccoinU oj the Comitry of Hralile, 
 
 lib. V 
 
 (hap.JX 
 
 I ■ liiip, villi a lo.iiit 1 l-ort ol i!k- 
 
 ) i.iM , Wnuh lie llO .1 r'lt t^i hull, 
 
 tlliV Init tluii nr,!i|i.ii\ |-.ui-, :iiii! litv'J up Hi '.i liniiiilv 
 I' Jirli.' m.iniicr, \LT puc pbin liKlt^,iiioii> I'l ,i limiTi 
 atul lii'iiny Wi'lcniic. '1 lie /{, •/;/>.(«. ot" rliis \'ilt.ii;i 
 wcti; I .IS uMs Inmcil Ivloit ) inakiiip iiuTiy iipim ilic 
 
 I'.i.Uhnt ,1 «.„iptivc, 10 wlll.ll Spcill:; l.:ii::' Ii.k! MO lllllul 
 
 i"!',o, K'N^ wi-.iri ;iikI iinhlposM, Init mlti.iJ ol iliat. 
 I't-'tnok limikir in his irl't in his H.iii)',ir.j'-lii.-.t ; I'lu I,- 
 l.-.il not lli-pt loiii>, I'l't'iirc ilic noili; will, li die Sivi-;is 
 iiiiiJi- 'iliin.iiy iiii>l fnrowiiii}', upon this OaaliDn y 
 ml ha.l ni ■ that iloiie it, ivha: lnlio'.\'ii 
 I is mil- it tlKIt) lOnil'S lip 
 pcMir VK'tiii' III h.s 
 ■'it V' hull, intfU.Uii!; tluicby 
 1 1,11 til'.') Innk',1 Uj'on tiijt liMt ol Fii.iil a-, a Dainty 
 .III! h.i.i till', him thai pi.-, i- to lallc. I'm: /.r/..,.- v.lio 
 I" t.',i .il out liiiii aikiliiij.i his ln;crpicn.r i;onc, l'f;;aii 
 i,o\v to ai I part liiiiiuir, aivl iiircrpu-tcU iliai the 
 li"l>,iii:; i.p ol this roalK'il l-oct to him, li(.'iiiiii.-.l ilic 
 / Kf I III'.- Ol C'oi ker. Ih >rtly tolv j'citoimcil iipoiiliiin- 
 1 !•'. II, III ii:i-u- bs-. II any way ot tfsapc lor hnii left, 
 h- li.iii :'iat .Miniue i|ii;ne I in- H uniiuxli, .irn! vciiriircii 
 1 i;l inr • Mu: W./nts, l>ii: tin re «.".'■ iioin' ; for he lawa 
 (■■'-I ol Ht 1:1 .! :s Itaiiii'ir; .\' oi,t h;m, an 1 tliefe he 
 l!!0-);hi Wire lo kiei liiin inr ihe (Kkliroii next M rn- 
 i'-i;; l-.tt weie iiiilieu no oilier than the Waitcis whieh 
 i'-.e\ I'w.iys iii.ike attend upon Straivjers, as a pita- ol 
 i.vJi-\ ila-\ liiii.kuiie to theni. .Seeiiii; Innifelf tlierr- 
 'oie Iniii up on every lii.!c, lie betook hiiilelt' to Ins 
 i'-.Hi.i-, aiiil Ipeiit the »-hu.eNii;ht in Devotion; asany 
 .M.iii i;.!;\ loneli'iUvoiilil, vvli') expedej he mult be ei- 
 "■irt.i next Moinini:. All this whi'e the Ji-.'/;,/,,-'./ 
 V. i.iiI.eJ. wliat luil loii.e totheM.in.thtt he was in I'l, han 
 .i;i ;i) ; he n.iitier'ii to hinil'ilt, anj fijiliM I'.n.t tiioaiiM, 
 .'11 i l,.',.l :i u.u'.il ol nil. aly I'utture' n *.is Hainino.'k ; 
 ^u ihiA fii.'i i...>iliinp io li.ni, Init let li ni il.jiie. 1 he 
 1 :,'.-lt Iiiuij^uter lot Iks part ha..i Ipem 'he Nir .t uitli 
 I, e 'M'>,if'..i .It liieir inirrj bout, ami was in no eoncern 
 .,! i.'iir i-,is.\laltir, becanle he knew tliel'i.lei ty aiiil food 
 1.' I| i.i.tion ol the People amonj; whuiii he -.vas. How- 
 tv rat 1 •,-.:k of day home lie eomcs, and rinds him ve- 
 il ii, .1. |.ile as Alius, and taken w-;th a roavmir, at 
 w . ' li 111. was I'lirfriz'd, and thttcforeask'J him whether 
 le i:.,.I i..t relied well ih.it N:);lit. One may calily 
 iin.",};ii,e \ihi-.t .'ir.rwer ici::,: gave to th'S Q;.ielt!oii, and 
 liow the liui rpretcr \f.-as i hool d alierhi, Nipln'>l'ali;nic , 
 but yet to.oinple.li tlie Jelt. lie tells the /i/<i,',,i.iKj in 
 wliata lerroiir hi.i Maltcr had lam in all Nipht, and 
 h w \\k\ had tiiphteird him ivuliholdinj', up the Leg of 
 ih. 1. -ilied M.in t. . h in. 'llity laidthey -.eie very for- 
 i\ '.lii y had r.i.iii-^ liiiii f.j nmafy, and tli.ii inde.-dr'yy 
 Iiis^i'.k.l liewaN out ol order; then they were iintable 
 to h..!>i .,, • any hximr, bm broke out into l"n.;h an t\- 
 'i.i'ij.i.iL lit ut l.nyhter, that Icnn mltead of b.eiiij; 
 ati.iiil, w.sr.ow Dole ailiamcd that he had made them 
 to 1)11.. !i ;p_,ir. ( >nc iniv venture tn relie npoii the Cte 
 diK 1' ihis.St'.iy, hiKiihe Anthi.T tells it ofhin.lelt', anl 
 It i 1 -, iii: iitiii to m.ike nut. h for hisadvant.ui~. IJiit 
 bil.'Je', ili.N, he had level al other .Adventnres amonplti 
 the /)'..! ,.' 11. r, all whKli { .\, he deilaies I'.ave ample | 
 tell m.iiyof their Coiiricl\ and Holpiialitv lo ifangeis, 
 and makes It \ery eertani that no Man need feirio go a- 
 ni. .lyliihem, provided ho docs not exalpcratc them by 
 Injuries .iiid .AilVoniv 
 
 On the oilit-r haul, at the exp^n.'eof a few TrilJes, 
 • f;;wi.is Knives and ('... idsfor the Mm, Si iD.er-, ljra.:c- 
 \'^ and l.rokiiic-plalles for the X'Vomcn, anil I illi- 
 h .ok> f .r thcC.iiildrni. a-Mannia,. pnrihareih.. Friend- 
 l:-i;' ot a w.'iole Nation of '.hem; lor thev value all 
 l'eo|-le I tii.il d;|. over any ihinp of a bountiful temper , 
 ■''■ a h r.iira'.e, and rlierelore, ih.i' if you ha\eiiothinp to 
 ;'. ;. ;i.;i 11 a\ freely have the Relrelliinen: their Houfes 
 ar I ..!, \it it \( u oiilipe them w-r,li any of tliei'c little; 
 1 . , ...evil Le even Hork's to yni imoihe Barpaiii : If 
 ■• i; !:e W'l.ir'. .m.l eaii't travel, lliey'U take you up 
 '■•' .! 'ii.-ir .Sii.jullers, .nnd p.i al.-iij; with .\s inu:h brisk- ' 
 " '^ .'■ /. 'ih' liv-, he often nndeiifeof tliele ' 
 
 ■' • I i. ,;;.!! l..ikni-\s, and liie Hii. perhaps was a two- 
 1 hey n I'd r.n Whip nor .Spur, bu: r 
 
 J. 
 
 t,-. 
 
 I il.f 
 
 I 
 
 ( r.i:...i. 
 
 . .•.,--•, l„rtl 
 
 l'l'Ml"<t ' 1 ■ 
 
 r, l" 'Ivit ai' 
 
 1.1 i .. •, • 
 
 i.-. H, k^ ,< 
 
 aiel r ,1 
 
 1 •;-! . ,| '<iit 
 
 orjJ.Ui,,.- 
 
 'li te. b .ir:!'i. 
 
 .'ley n.iir I'.p till ihey come 'o il)-' 
 ■). H o.i'ui I t;y one nine delirc.i 
 rr:.-il h in, t.. s'jii.J rtiUailJ takea little 
 ;.' '. 1 him la iphai.;, IV: i-.t, lays he.' 
 ■' 'li::::-, V ij Is ■' :(; .1 fnii'.^^c,j 
 ■ I.I ... .,'. iv'j ;('.('./ »,; liii.'lrn' w ■, l\ 
 il ■■'! r'c J , vh'ir:!: iihy IntiinitfTi: ti. 
 II. aretia-.n'.l rnto ttom tlnii 
 :e.iu 11' lieiifs of I iirrhen a 
 le heivy Lnis that lli,.!il,l K 
 Hotfii,, Camels, aik! the 'ike, 
 ;; own; and iniecJ th'y arc 
 
 '■ .''■ 
 
 We have hulu'r'o f..en fjinethiei' of liie ••.- le ■ . o 
 Manner.) and Cnitoiiis ol ihis Kopie, wi- innltii.ivv 
 v..nli.ler thiife that leiaie ■■) War, ami the r 'Ir.'atnkiit 
 >\ tiuii Kneniies, iii ail wiiieli we ll..i!i find ihein as 
 let. e and vieilent, as we did the others taineand .- ,'i.|- 
 naiiii'd. '1 he H,.ui,..:iii live in iMTpe-i' .1 W .,rs -.'.ihi 
 one anorhii ; iliire's l.arJly twoKat.ois of them th.it 
 .ly.reeand le.yiii t.ipeiher, uiilels peih i; , uuhe delirii.;tl 
 on ol lime oihus to whieh they .ire l(i,.i I nj.ni - 
 .Andw.iiiea tii.irrel is oiiee fpruii.; .im o;:!; diem, v. 
 I-. iiiiinoiial, and pees .iii tVoni one Ciener.-iii.-ti te mit, 
 met; iiiiilicr ; . .inli.lerin;; the Prmu;<'es .-.ml N> -ii-iv 
 liie) i; J upon, ean n pollr.ly be oi.ieiwii , li.i li.ey 
 ^ .lie nut led by tiiole Motives f.' make War up ■^ .jc 
 |anuilia" ihat oiliu IVople aie ; it is not Aiiu'iii..n -i i,| 
 'the lanieaiidCjloryofi Vieti.ry, ilieyaieivl li.heiions J; 
 I alnm: enbtunp their Tnritories, nor piilj.'d .ni vviih a" ' 
 jeovetous Dilire of poi'lelin.p the (!i.;.i;s iiii'l Spoils ol 
 their hneii.ies ; they liphr piiieiy f.r itvenre, and i... do 
 |lb.emlcUeS iulti.:e iipe.ii ili;ile that have kill.-d an.! .le- 
 loutid their Iiu-nds and Kiiislo'ik. N,-ivv ih..n ew.y 
 I IJattle ch.it IS foiiplu befd. s rcvciipini" iheoid lii)uiies 
 |onl.,)>h lilies, mint enavoidably iniiodik-c luw oris, 
 lor 't:s hard t.i miai;iiieanv Action ot this nature, with- 
 out liippolinp fome tiaiii or taken I'lilimeis ,it tliel.unr 
 ti'iie. So that here are new Wronps.ind new 0.\,ilipn 
 ■■I h;;htmp eontinually a.l.led t.. liw ii oM yncs; e\c.-v 
 fine ihey lipht then 1 ailion and Keicnpe Ims a Irclh 
 -Spur .uidcd to it, and eviry fiieicedin;j, Generation has 
 I ail tile Qiiarrels ot the foiepning ones eiiiaii'd ui on it. 
 I 7 he elder Men, by ieiip .Spceehes iin J Haranpucs 
 made for that rurpofe, cxeitc their Conracs, aii.i <■■-'' 
 piompt'luniont.i JIatric; this i.s a folciim CiiKoin a- '^.,t . 
 moiiplk them, and they leldoni po ro war without liavinp ' " 
 tirll leveral Sermons n.,ide upon the nr.; le Ae'tions i.f 
 ihcir Aneelioe.is. and | .iiiionate lixhoriat ions lo initiate 
 them iiithe Venues of ll.iyini; and devouriniJ il.eir l-.nc- 
 mio.s. 1 litis do thei'e rude Oratours Ibr up the I'eople in 
 every Villape,^ iiiid they beinp eafily moved and en- 
 H.ime.l, allinib'e themfelves topeilier, and mccc at 
 the appointed pla.c of Kendezvou^. Thcfe old Men 
 have alio the Ch.irpe of the Ariuy, .ind the Con luei ot' 
 all the MibiJi) AH.iiis, and il'io' they maan rjiur 
 droops ill no m.iiiikr of order at .ill, yi-i tiiCy <.'o;eiko 
 this Rule, to keep the moll valiant .\ien in the Front, 
 and iiiiikcthcm pne the Enemies the hrit ut lusFnter- 
 t.iinmeiit. 
 
 As lor Weapons, they are jMovided witvi ihofe that i-,... 
 arc InflicKiit to anlwer all the bloody l-tirpoles od'j,- ' 
 War. 
 
 'J heSword.-i arc made, fome of a red and others of iSv, ! 
 black wood, thai is vrj-y tlofe andb.eavj; tluyj.retive 
 orlix Footlunp, and aFootbioad in the w id.elt'pair, of 
 a kind ol an oi.il form; the thiekell pan of i.'a iia.kis 
 at lealt an Fn.h, but the Fdgc is exeeeding thj., a-d 
 Ihaip; IIS true, they arc wooden .Sworil^ but they 
 don't cut aiicr a wooden manner ; f ji the Authoi l"a> j ;i 
 , very farj ."Vx will Inrdly lio moreexeaitirn. 
 
 il- I fiovsj aie made of tlie fame lortof ivood, andBj-;,. 
 exeee.! ..^ir- ;., n.u h in 1-iyili and tlii.rknefs, th.at tew 
 /•- o;e..-' u, al-k- to bend or iinbeiu! them ; nay, 'is 
 talk enou;;h to man.age even i he Bow-s ihcy make tor 
 their Children of r.. or i; Year.s old. The Bow- 
 Orinp- arc made .J .i I'lant .-alld i' ecu, which tlio' it be 
 very lleiider, yet i; is Iii touph and ftroiip, th.icit will 
 bcarthe toree of a Horle pnllmpit. 
 
 Their Arrows arc al out an 'ill long, confitHrg of^-.j..,., 
 three Joints, the middle part is Cane or Reed, amithe 
 two Uxtrcam., ate black wood, .ind thele Joints are lb 
 firmly b^nd tog'.ther with the Buk of I'leis, that 
 Glewit I'eit loiild not make them taller: ThcTailsof 
 them aic lurnilh'd with Feathers of a Foot long to make 
 themth thi iiiorcll'-adily; andthc Hcadsarm'd w-ith the 
 Toodi ot Ibme Bcall, cr fome ll.arp Filh-boi.e, or a 
 Reed four cr ti\c ImcIk-s long, and made Imooih iiul 
 tliiii like a Stirivoifs I.aunce. Since the F'Cuh and 
 /'.•.•M-;.vf:-r tame jmoi.pft them, ihcy have leair.d to 
 make the Heads cfilicir Arrow, of liuii, and leiiK- 
 tm.cs I Ltha) s lUikc in a very Icnp lliarp Nail at ihat 
 end: Bur wind 1 way foevei 'tis, ttiry .iie a Moo U 
 Weapgn, and wi'l po ihio' any thinp almoft ; ihcvll 
 elea\': a l.irpc S'kk aliin.ler, and iia\e leen kncwii is) 
 lhe.]Uit'.-thi-o'aMaii;,lJody ,ma lliik filtir. ;h.: (nound 
 ont'i^iher tide. Many rimts 'liey poilon tl.em ;. o, an.l 
 and iioiih ind laj^uie I leads ai rbat i.ue, that duv cirr-. 
 ascertain dv.itli alonp with ili..m aiiiu. i' ,is a Cannoii 
 Bii lei, tho muih more cruel and r .n.fd 
 
 I'.iit they ai.- Hillmc.ie teirib i- \'\'e.,p. ,i:, ly b..m;' i:' 
 tl.' M.in.1.-: or 1.1. h ll.lli.l Sj.of.eiv; f .r theie'.. luijlv';- '.. ' 
 any l%U;k, thi ecci f.. I.i,..:f bit rli. . ivill 1 11 1', .'I'd 
 
 they c.i 
 Tree, 1 
 thai cri 
 as (juieli 
 nfoot I 
 
 I 
 
 Tijll 
 
 r. ; ,|.i 
 ,;il|. 
 
 -]> I III) 
 
 .fill iklii; 
 .;^t.icii:,. 
 
 iivi 1, I 
 
 1... ■: 
 
 c . ttte I 
 
 fcKcs it 
 mies : 1* 
 they are 
 t ions. I 111 
 that if I 
 before t 
 thinp n| 
 them, 
 fir ilu I 
 lome an 
 Si-.-ibheu 
 I Ices w 
 Itinnien; 
 1 en 
 warlike- 
 .Son.i bli 
 anil h.ili' 
 i\t\.\ , ..1 
 
 IIMKC of 
 
 firehaci 
 .i:u\ I'ol 
 ^ Ihcn 
 tile O. ea 
 CCS the V 
 the l-neir 
 i;ov.le;-s. 
 Day or t 
 lcl-,es in I 
 [ortiinity 
 or if till! 
 rra, h, th 
 pes, w-liii 
 ■in.i hi', e 
 
 lOl.li Ml 1 
 
 to f.inify 
 meiits ai i 
 wi'h lliar 
 tio'isof 
 ufed :o hi 
 .!c.-ide 
 pr.hMl! 
 l'y.--witn 
 wi'ii fo: 
 T..," ;,',.-- 
 '^■ii.irc.'. ■ 
 
 th.vdiil. 
 
 il-i 
 
 As f. 
 
 I-., 
 
 I-'.^O.: 
 aii.i / ir 
 b?rn 111 
 iv arcrt' 
 (ides, b'l 
 Pipes. .1 
 iiirii>or, 
 of tik-ii , 
 them, w 
 in !l;oi' 
 Ituris, 
 H-hat th 
 Dartlc-, 
 torpottin 
 T'l/'i/.-/. 
 rxpofs'd 
 Taii^cf- 
 Arrows - 
 w-oiinib 
 fill ma. - 
 inp asl 
 ;'i-| ro; 
 thof, th..i 
 belli I'p". 
 
 Jii(<O.I III' 
 
 11 .i' -i-l 
 i.rf M1!' 
 . Bu: 1 
 f-.hl. tl. 
 I ! .illn.; 
 he -.:. ,. 
 
lib. V 
 
 [Iiap.JX. 
 
 An /Iccotmt of the Count ry of li ralilc 
 
 i;h- •• • IV , , I. 
 
 (<l lllllltlli'VV 
 
 licr 'l'r.-atnii.iit 
 
 I liml il'i'iii .li 
 i.iinciiiui ." 'il- 
 I'.J \\..r. v.iiii 
 IS ot' ilu'ri tli..t 
 
 ! O.il I tl.':i;' ■ 
 
 II iif'T: liiciii, 1; 
 ii-raii.'M tc (iiij 
 
 S .'iiul Nr ■•(Ml' 
 
 iviii , li.i [licy 
 \\';ir up- ■■\ .,ic 
 t Aii\i>iii.)ii ■,11.1 
 n- iv't li'htiKMii, ';^ . \. 
 >ul).'ii .111 wiili \ 
 ;s aii'l V;'oik ol 
 L'uri', ami 1^. v!o 
 !• kil!..i i.ihI ,1,- 
 
 nW lll'.ll I'.iTy 
 
 ilic old lii]\iuc-; 
 lire iKw >ri-i, 
 is iiatuu, wuh- 
 iit'i's at elicl.imr 
 new {>.\.-ilioiis 
 'lit yi.c< ; < \Ci-v 
 ft ll.l'i .1 Ifclli 
 
 fici'rrat ion lia« 
 
 .lll'li Uli'll It. 
 
 amj HaranpiK"; 
 Conr.nsis, ,-inJ ''■■' ''■'■.■ 
 inn Ciiliom a- ^„!\ 
 with.'nic liaMiip 
 •'. )c AlHoiis of 
 itiriiis in initiate 
 rinn il.i'if tnc- 
 iip the i'eopleiii 
 iiiovi'd aikl cn- 
 and iiiocc at 
 rhcfe f'.Vi iMcji 
 the CciiiiiKt oi' 
 y niariii 'iuir 
 et tiicy .'liV'iio 
 ;'ll Id thelTcillt, 
 
 It ut lu^ Liiter- 
 
 vit.i ihofu that r;,.,|;. 
 ,ly lutpolei ot'iJ !■ 
 
 .iiuU/.Iior-. ;.r,lSv;il„ 
 I ; tin > j.re nv(> 
 ivid.elt |';ur, ot' 
 
 t oi tin iil.k li 
 
 ■ding tJii'i a'-d 
 irdi, but they 
 
 e Am hoi fa): ;i 
 
 irii. 
 
 tif wooil, and Bi'i (. 
 (neft, tliat tew 
 ;liem; nay, tis 
 
 ilicy make tor 
 
 riic Bow- 
 
 vhich tlio' it be 
 iiig, that it will 
 
 roriliiHrg ofrt-rj.,-, 
 KceJ, aiidilie 
 e Joints are fo 
 at I'reis, that 
 The 'rads ut" 
 ;t Ic'iij^ to make 
 atm d u'ith the 
 llll-^Ol.l,', or a 
 
 do llUUOtil 111,1 
 
 tlu /.■..'..,/. and 
 ase liaiu'.i vt 
 jii, and Icine- 
 rp Nail at that 
 
 .iiL a bloo Iv 
 aiiMoft ; iIkv II 
 
 etii kiicvMi iv 
 til. ih.: liiuiui.l 
 
 tl.eai ;. o, an A 
 
 that iluy ciny 
 i' js a Cannon 
 
 I . L') l'..iri;' i:' 
 r '.liiie'i luiJIy"- '. . 
 II I ii i', .'nd 
 
 they c.in i.i'i rniy fetch down the fnialli'lt' Bird I'n in a I ^vhillliiii;. K i|'ini', and ilirowin.; ilf 
 
 Tree, but firikc 
 
 any little Vtriiiine whatlucir . Ii v< r.d ri.'iiii's, wiih a uniTiZn;!'. 
 
 •i;fn'. 
 
 thai erawls upDii the (ironiid ; ami they arc every whit 
 a<_(|«iik and urttrous as ihry are ex.ic't :i;i I fun.- m the 
 tifeul their III. v.s ; they'll knd one Ati". f!'. . i .''.ei 
 ai..-'ilii; with a woiideifnl niniM' inf., .ti... tis :i'i .null 
 ;.< I • '• H '■.•■>it' :>/ Aiclicr i in do to di('pu:h Ijui ui 
 liv. 1 , r.i • •.nil" 'hat tlicy \vill a dorcit. 
 
 1... 'Menli.e Armour, tiry li.-ive oidv Tar(;e!'Uiiade 
 . till' Mile of a Head, wiih wliirli they . u\er ihtiii- ' nonicnon. / 
 fcKcs i" l<attle, and lercivc; ihr- Airows of dun Iviic- l,i;o(id will aiw 
 
 iK ,1' n:.u 
 ;Mid di x'r 
 
 iity, iheii H.ibi'suf Iva'iias w;.;i il.e bnr ihniit 
 fh'in, an.l (ni;iir)' a bntro n; -jn .I'l ih !.■ v.ir:;,.-' . i 
 (■id.'iits, W.ii .1 very aiTn .il !f I'l};!'! ; til i, tile v;;it . ;: ■.- 
 bersi.f Aiiuvvs tlviiiji to ard tro lii the .•'ir ".■.;,'• thoit 
 long and beai'tifii; i'cl.'.Iiei . laid., d tui:-. n., jnn.e a 4e- 
 ryi^lanii}; Shew, and .i ,Spei!t.-.Vi-.'r il..r. Ili, 1 l.ife o;" ..f 
 die V, ay, nnch: be very w.'ll ple.iitd \vi,l. thi !."« 17'. ■- 
 u-s and Ins t'r.'.ui. ) iiri.li.., d ii"!i.ue 
 ll tlu .Sa\aRi'\. bv ijoin.'. lo War wnh 
 
 
 :* H < j 
 
 mies: Neitherdo ihi y < are lor or delire ailv mov, and|thc;ii, for thi'\ .ire nu^ditilv t'li.H.'' ai niy Str 
 
 they are |1) far from faiu-yiiip, tlu' Ciillcni; of ntlier Na- m^ u'lmeli i f their valour ( ilic VMneihcy noii (.di'o 
 
 tions.rhiu ule Caia'sof Mail, Head-pietes, and tlu lik 
 tli.it if tl.ry hail bii: ,i .Siiin on, tiiev wonld throw ir ('(f 
 belbre tlv.'V went t.i li^ht, fcecanfe rln^y Inok n,"nn any 
 
 thing of rliis tnrurc an .i biir.heii an.! .m imnni! ranee iiv ii. 'tis a 
 
 ■Jiemlelves ni'oii ) an.l th. li.fore upon luUi Ut.a:. 
 
 a. ways I'elire their Com; any aloiij; v. itiidu'in, and t.. 1... 
 
 e::;r;-,iiii!y \m^|| it' it K- j'.ramcd. Hut tlie ylain tru;li ' 
 
 pieee i '[ Civibiy to yi.-'d tn ll 
 
 f. :,|..-. 
 .:.il|s. 
 
 .... - . , - - .nini 
 
 this mai:ir, f>r here a >Maii may ( not inilikelj ) o'n- 
 pK'inent Inn. felt Oit tif 1 yfe or' l.ni.b ; while the Ar- 
 rows thus dying ab'.-'Ut at tandoM.i, be tint d-,es p. t 
 li.rlu, but otiiv irap'.s pp. 'ii them that do, may di.mn- i.i 
 have one in Ini; iVlouth, and ili.it Wi.'iild i.'..i n^ir to 
 fpoil bill) tor an fiato'ai loi the : nne fj i oine. 
 
 \\ ben the NVar iser.-K'd, the vii.iorious Tigo; .^ nii^sli l 
 I'ur.ie with lyr.ai deal ot noily tlainorons Iri-.inipli ^ 
 
 r«- 1 11 1) 
 
 .fifi ikiii, 
 .'.t.iui.). 
 
 '• r 
 
 
 ttieni. As for Iron .SwnrJs, rliey di I ii t ellevui ilieii 
 liir ibe I'.npoU-s of War. and whtii ilie \- aui- belton.'d 
 louie amnne.lt tiicni, thry always kept them ou; ol the 
 Seabbr:Ji, ai.d i;s'd thi r.i lo eut Sticks and Iv.iiijbsot 
 Tues withal, an tiicy won'd any other Don:icltiek I-i- 
 Itinnient. 
 
 1 eneoiiragc tin ir .Souldii rs, tliey lia-.^e alio a kin.l of 
 warlike Mnliik, whuh keeps playiv.; a', they rn.irib', 
 
 .Son., blow wiih a fnttof Horns tut are ahoni an 1;|| ' '■'■'*■•' r!ie R.me Wlnfllcs and thc'l-ioriv. of an Kll l.'.nj;, 
 and h.ili' Ion;!, and b'.oad like a 'Ir.'nipe: at the lever ['Lake all tbein'.iluk they can, and theSoiv.'s of the Wo'- 
 <.\\C\, "tlic's pipe- will) Ini'e V\'hdtli-'S. whi.^li tluyinien that iollow the Ca;iip (like the Oai-C:ies ot' tiie 
 iiuKeof ill.. I'onesot their biienne<i, ar:d thele t.". be Men bctbre the Battle ) make all the Countiy r'Hi; about 
 l.irelmve:! mijihty influence t'^i'inl'pirt'.liciii with .ouragc i'Ihiii. Cf all the Honours att.miable in tin. b.le, diele 
 and p folutioji. 'I'cople are Unlible of none tr'.'nter than ih.'.Lot btaiiiij; 
 
 I lien Armies .ir.: ;iinreor lefs numeroii;;, at.oidinn, to tbur F.neniiesandleadinp, home amnlrif.ule of Captives ; 
 liieO.ealion, but wIk;i ihcy h.ave alfLinbled what For-: And theretoie they ..clebiare no I'ealtswiib !'o many t-e- 
 ces thi y judj'e enLienient, tbcy begin to miTili t.iwar isrimonic^, nor with fo protule and eyrravafrint a Miirli. 
 tlieb.iivmies (,onnlry ; and when they nave ent'i'd iheit j as they do thole they obfer\c epoii iliel'e(.Vi;3lions. 15 .t 
 Holders, a le!i- 1 raimber ti the btit Sonldi T'; ad\aii ■ea i ''H ibis Joy is a fid prcficc to poor I'rifjners, and de- 
 Day or t'.vo's bmiivcy before the rjit, and poll rlieni-i ti'jun.-cs ;o them their apjiroaehm;.; tate. 'I liev are'ofilr- 
 lelvcs intbe VV'.ods, wairinp; tbcic rdl tbey hau'aii Op-' mlb the M.tterials of the bcait. and whatever be the 
 fortiinity to 'ail upon the Kiiriny widi f mie a.lvanta^e ; ■ Drink, tlun^ Ijoncs mn(t be piek'd to find, Meit tor'r. 
 or if that Deli.m lai!:,. and the bneiny keeps out of thru " ''"" ' " • '■ 
 
 rra. h, they taki^theirtinic to fnrprizetheni in ihcir Villa- 
 
 it }*;iva 
 
 'j f A 
 
 W- that has taken a Caimvc f as a II ai\ of inseon- 
 lition ) ties a fitiall Cord abojt his Neck, and if iie bcl^^' ! ,1, 
 pes, whi.h they may eatilv dn, linee tliey lie all open, ''biair.ht l.-L.'lv to attempt an Hfiape, failf..s one Hand l'iik..rfu.'" 
 an.l lue no manner of fence abort ihcin ; yet lince the' 'I'lo to his Keck ; belides this, he paint.s ids Hy 
 
 eonil 1!' 1 f :he /, .,•.■.:.'; aninngft them, thiy b.avclcani' ' ' ' '" - .. - 
 
 to firid'y themfelvcs a little, makinj,! certain lorrencl 
 ir.eni.s ,a'. out their \' ilii;es, and defending the KnrraneesI 
 wi'li lliarp Sr.'ke:, bywhuli means tbey ;;ri:\v morcean-i 
 tio'isof aHanbrp;: m..;- another in the KV'l'.t than tlieyl 
 
 .'; aninngft them, thiy b.avclcani'd I Eyebrows and 13iard, and pells biin at'ier Ids Ciain'rv 
 
 nil' 
 
 till.ion, and Then trimminij him ep with feathers ( fo 
 thick that iiodiinpelle .an bcfeenab'.abis blead 1 makes 
 alliowot liim in every 'I'own Ik- canes to. '1 iiu, ate 
 thel'e milerable Wictches inlnlte.l ill the way tili they 
 d :n be lv|. le Hut when tluy ai;ree of botlHides to Koine into the Con.^)n. unit's Connrry, and here ihev 
 
 .ledv C'Meioverfv lairly in tiie field, andeome to a 
 pr.b'.i li.-i"''-. no'h p;; (.is/.-i.h: r^.j], ,,5^ ss\Mr, was an 
 b.ye-wicnels . e.ui be more fearful aud ho.rible. He 
 wi'h fo'.iie m li.s Coinniy-iron, .accompanied the 
 T,ii- .\[t::r,i-'-<'ti m^ in an I'xpc.ftion againit the AJ.i - 
 VJ.'.if^.'. 'Imi nr'.ft deadly Ivnemy, tbo all the Service 
 th.vd.id, v.as iinly to fet the oih. is oe., .and every now 
 
 a: 
 
 .1 
 
 nt'ilettly a lir.all Ibotcr tv o. 
 
 As fion as eier the T-:ni:h,-i:».-!'i!rii:iii ha.l fipbt of 
 tieir biiemics, tlv y broke out iir vlneh lo'id and horri- 
 ble 0.;t. ries, ihat they made all .he iihoar rinp. aijain. 
 an.l /c.'.'fays. he believes Thunder co'.i'd Icaree haie 
 hnen heard ar that time. When they were advane'd 
 tv arerto c.ai boihi r, tiny rrdoii'oh-d their Cries on b.)th 
 (ides, blew tbeie Honis nnd whittled wuh iluir Bone 
 V'ipes. and when that Slioiit was o\ er. the,' Itood threat- 
 i)inj;one another fir fonie time; lomebeld irpihe Hones 
 of their dead l-nemies, anl others Ihew'd the Teetbof 
 them, which lb: y h.id luini'. in Strings about iheirNerks; 
 in ib.oit, tliey h.ul lo many Irii'.htliil Ac'.tions and (ie- 
 ftiires, th.tt 'ti'/as enoiiphto Icare a SpeCbitoi 10 fee only 
 ♦^•hat they tli'n ibd : Ibit when they once .ame to )oin 
 riaTtle, die Terr, lit of a!l the former Seenes was qnite 
 
 arc met ii|'on the Bor.leri bv the Women, who tome 
 Ihoiumpt... leceive rheui : Alier this, they don t any wav 
 torment or ded hatdly wiih rheni, ncr f iir.n.has im- 
 prdonrhem ; they only pet a hard Collar about ilieir 
 Nerl^s, and inltead oi" Shackles, tie their bep> b.iow 
 the Knees with a vorv weak fort of Banda;.',e, which a 
 Man may calily pet binil'ell" tree from. Uet this tliey 
 don't ofteti .lo neither, iinbfs ihc) apprehend any dan- 
 pc: ol lo.jlinp their Prey ; on ilie other haiul they ap- 
 point bim a Keeper or two, iha: never Itir liom him, 
 .'.nd to i;ne him all the hbi'if- imaginable cf poini' 
 al o.u the bu'lds and ihe Weod'i : And 'tis plealaiit 
 cnoaph that the }i,.:ii.u'.r.s llionld think ilieir Women 
 iittelt fir this Office, and make them puatd the Prifo- 
 ncrsasthcy do : They had fire a itiiphtycoiitidence ii. 
 the Vipilcnce and b'Klcbtv of tha' Sex. to commit that 
 to iheir keepinp, ilie lofs of wh .h wtuld fpoil all 
 their Sport. But however thev h.i.ebeen well enouph 
 rewarded (ometimes for their pec ',)p nion ; tor thele 
 triilly Guardians have notonlylet the Pnloner.i po, but 
 alio rim away themlelves alter iheni : 'Tis true, ihey 
 have cndcavoiir'd to prevent this, by employing thofe 
 Women, vvholi: iiitereit and rela-i.jn to the principal 
 
 r 
 
 idii 
 
 liirpotten ; thr Rape and b'ury that tranlcorted the jPerfons concern 'd, dioull obhec them to tx: faitb.fil 
 'y-u-uririti:-lr-!ti.t>:! Was hardly to be exprefs'd ; they the Cafe; b'.itnorwithltandin;.; all that, tliey expoft th.rn- 
 rxpofs'd their naked Bidics ( eovcr'd only wiih their I'elvcstohaEar.ls. and thev oiieht to be fuie the Woman 
 
 1 
 
 ll '..■ 
 
 ini..i> .V!ti' 
 
 oocs not like the I'rilcner beioie thev make her Ins Gaar- 
 
 dian ; tor if Ibc docs, the lies emler a powciful tetnota- 
 
 rion to put him in away of (avinp he lite, and ihen 
 
 when llie has done that, ihc i.nill ren after hnn 10 lave 
 
 her own. 'Tis niuch I'lealaiiier Hill, that ths Woman 
 
 who is the Piiloners Kcep':i, niid Ijebdes, liij Cook to 
 
 dreti his Vi.'hials, c- alio conrnoiiy ijisen Inni llr a 
 
 Wifcroo. This is yt: a Itron^'ir ^iotne to Inlulelitv ; 
 
 but 'tis a lad Dilemma the pc i Wcnian is bionphlio, 
 
 Ii .''ce, (>.'vepiound, .and left theuien-ltlic innn eiib,. tbttr.ty hi r ownbnends pt.hars her own 
 
 b . 'd. iFatl'.er) or lelipn hci Hnlbai d up to a barbaioiis death, 
 
 '*'">.', :l'e Horroiirs of lo bloody a W'hen tis in her power to deliver him; and icrtaudy 
 
 '..s, tbar there was fomcthuu", very whatcviT puiiilbineni Ihe dcfetves let the loriiier Cr.me, 
 
 IE to the bve 111 it lOo ; for be- ! yet il' (lie were ;;mlty ol ih' l.iiicr. Ibe Ihoii'd e en i;e 
 
 Targets) ivithoiu tear "r difrotion. to the Showers of 
 Arrows rbeir huemies threw upon thcui : thofe that were 
 wonndi-'l, tore the .■\rrows out i.>f their Fl. Ill, bit tlieni 
 fot niadtari iilte lo manv Dugs, .■•.ndthen went on tii'hr- 
 iiip as before. No VVoun-.ls norlofs of HlooJ, no Dan- 
 ."11 r'lr Pa'n coui.i make them leave li.>htini.',, only 
 thiifi tb.irdied vs-re .■jmet ; .v; fir tbeoihers, their Fury 
 belli I'ptoiiie lame piiih, and t'ne ir.fatiable tlnrlt of 
 liloo.i (till liurrii'd them on, tul tiic Fnemy not able to 
 ei ibrefo tr.i '■ ■. i- 
 tirr Miller- .!■ I'.i.- 
 Hit: nofv^ uhi' '■ 
 r I Id. the .^ittii'ii 
 i .ifin-..' an I <■ -••! 
 
 f. ■'. 
 
 of the CoiiibatatitSi zii thetr 'down upon thi. I.mie Gudiron aud brjii together wufa 
 
 1^ 
 
 n\. 
 
 f-M 
 

 Sir Richard Hawkins'/ ^o)v7ge mto the South i^ca. Lib. V. 
 
 4. 
 
 
 l-.'un. Bn: it lui'i't'i',". i'i,>iiK'ti'iii-sih;uttK're need'; not vifv 
 iiiiul. o.mv.oii ,iiiil \i;.',ili.iKc ill ihi; ni.iiu'i ; ihi: I'rid.iit-T 
 liiinrcit i!c!pil.* t.i'ctty, .wil i:i cniULiiicil to In; c^ ri . 
 lU'C.i',-1, .inil ilrnk>, .•.i\d liicps, aiut pvou . f.i' "poii i ; 
 In-ki'.-ps. MinMiiv. ;iiul Mki's lin ploafiiu', as i' licvTC 
 inikknvi'.l to I'vi', atul to lui: inenilv t"o ; :ii!il lumt 
 .It ilicai .irc'.'i \.\r Ui.'ucil as ;i) i^f j'ltasM wiili tl>.tii 
 t.ito, Jiiil '.•) iMiikit a im>;lit. (-icu I'ri'. ilciii^i- (1-y Uin.m 
 I'lina' M I'lv M IK lU'thv.-'. ui I'c cxi.iiAl tVoiii il'.f iic- 
 r. Mil- I'liiiir.ic'i.Mu 1 1' ai.iv.-nc, .-\iul lvir,i4 L'.itcii by f'u li 
 > lie (■i\.'tiui-i .;» Worms are. liiU tluv :u'.\'. r.'inuHiWi. 
 T'lomlljUes aluiir tint, t'oi their I'lmnA. .u- cvei-r^w.iy 
 t.. lio I'li-ni tli.H t'.(V..iir, iiA will liiiil Hi.ryini;-HJ. eS lur 
 .IS ;u.\ny '■■I'lT'' •" ^'"-'^ j'K.Uc-; o'lly ilii. is tolcleaiM, 
 tint tb, .■ iiKi'Vt lye nltoKetitiT lo lo-iire ;is tin.*, I'vu- 
 yn:\- tiitii'.relu . ; tor rli..- Wdnns is .t vuy ioimi oti 
 l);itcnue: in t':;ole Puts, iiii.l tli;)rL' VetiiuM' iii.i> ((.111 
 li!v iiKit u.;^: liiem a! iVtonJ. liiiii,), intlv. I'n!!i.s<''. tlie 
 ii;lnr IVorje. 
 
 'Twi.ii!\i be cni'.Ms to td! .ill tlie P.utii ul.ir. : t tliele 
 1-V!iiv.\ls, h--'>% il > V liliiik an.l il.iiv.e. :\nd liicN up tile 
 Vidi'ii with K',ittK-r«, mill (lilliU'li.- Iiim with P:\vau, till 
 :hey l;.ivc r.ii>'c iiiiu look likes Mealier, tli.T. is inJeoil 
 irijielirtn be kii. '.>\l c'tl,.- lle;ii!, th:in !"iirt>.r''.l tn live. 
 Inanorvl, '.lie', .lu .ill I'.ruiik.iud iM.ld iipnn tl!:>t)i:eaii- 
 (11, tlK-ie''iu>tli;iii! btir ui'llo, i'.ibbliniT, ami contwliDii ;•.- 
 iiMi'iill theai; ihev .lie r.i.'. contuited loi.ilk, bat they 
 il.Miii uliii<)iim',.'ii'.i iWe.iiiiini! out St(rie<i 'O one anuiher, 
 <t' their own aiiJ iliurCrcit Oaad-taihei's Aei' "i the 
 Wais: .-Vnil here eitrA M.muiUbc lienr^l, tho' it eods 
 haathc I-reikirt,; nl" ,i Veil:, h> tluit the Rrcat Poia'. is, 
 ". !iicaa'.<e loiiilelt, .inii ir.olU'rte.;ti)a!ly drown the relt (if 
 rhe pre'eii>lm|4 Voves al^rut Kim. 'I'hefe Von nt Kiiter- 
 • iina^ea:- l.xiVs tor tlirce ur toi.r day% r.eiiliir isc'.icie any 
 r-enir:ti:m "l' rifile tor all line tiir.e ( including the 
 N'<;l!'su:.<) .lay Icngerthnn wliilethey jvift drink, oi y.o 
 ladei.i e.Ale nature, .-'ifter '.his, the Captive is l,i.cri- 
 li. d, and iiat wirhiiit almndaiKe ot" odvl Cereironies 
 ■Mid Claim I'ioiis the Hit.il InOriinicnt is wav'd this 
 ^v ly .i.h! thai wav, p.ai'mI toruMids rsiul backwards bc- 
 iwtiiuiie !...(!< of the Violiin, and thin dehverd (.oti- 
 'cir.'.i.d as f.\ae for liu; (.^ftiir, and with ro litrielbt- 
 I'.ihtv ) to inu tli.U IS to do the lixecation. Bat this is 
 
 "uny times not prelemly diCpatih'il, For he that is to 
 die, what by uiinhng about, iiulining his Hrad and 
 •".etiincsdappiiii; quite dounwlicn he fi <- the Sword 
 iLeduc, >"ake« them ll'iniith »sorl., ihat tlin' they be- 
 j-m to prepare early in the Mcrmrii;, ya tis hiyli Koon 
 before the .Si.iiij'hter is over. Tlie'.e People liave pro- 
 dii^ious laid taiek .SkulU too, and tis not an ealie n\it- 
 tni'Uat our their Brains; yea, 1 eniu tel!> us ot on..- 
 tliathud ,\S^ii]|i!ivincibiy haul, and ilie ltron^elt l.\e- 
 1 iitioiier ot sheiH j|| (with fSiat fnrmidablc lu,i\y 
 V'Vi.ipi, 11 they life ; was not ab.c lo break it. VVIicii 
 'li:. bloody work isdone, the lii.ne leliuin FeaftsU-gm ; 
 lilt now liie f;r.ii;vl Maiciuls 'oi vliein .ue ready, and 
 laerciiirdsouiy rile hire to L.iiiiplcji all : And this nia\ 
 bi la d of th' 111, that tli,- mod lii.-ciinoiis Man in the 
 \Vorlcf, ihe ii.oll abloh:tc lipauirc doe., net fwalloAv 
 iii%ehoi.eIt and lined bits, euhet with more (•leedinefs 
 . r title lehlh, than the B .<fni,:iii do the Hell, ot their 
 l.aeiiiit?. 
 As lot the Fxcctiticncr, if he was a vuli-ar Fellow be- 
 
 h 
 
 lemui. , this Afti. ii makes ^^'ZC\ 
 a undiiabied 1 .lie to that Guilcn ' 
 
 fore, he is now become a (ient 
 
 iian ;o. CiV at lead ^nes him .ii 
 
 d.tdge ot Ceiuility, ivliirli none I'.h.it lee ean piTlcnd to 
 deny. His Uel.itioiis [-luel.iiin what he has done thro' 
 all ihe Villai;,e, iheij they n.ib hini wiih fome part of the 
 dead Man, .\nd lay him down in iw.sHairimock a.s if he 
 v/asliek; vcithiii a ilw daiiafier (hey make him fo, for 
 they laei lai. Skill ( ail ever the Hody ) with the Tcotli 
 ol a ititaLT Read, and thva liiak hiivi v.'itli tb.e faite of 
 li.'ioc I'l.iiii aiu'd with .1 f'owdet ',cry fine!;, eiround, 
 tvliidi lOrincnts him lo no In .all degree; bu; Hcnoiir ii 
 the Conf.jl.ttioti hr: l.as in Itis Mifery, a.sd the enduring 
 this faiart is one itep towards h;s being a Gemieniaii. 
 'i'hiis lie lies in hi.^ Harnniork till iie is perfi-diy well a- 
 ;;aui, and tiever fpeaks.i word, nor opens hii Moiuh np- 
 oiino u.caliojisvhatloev.T ; aadthaihe may have no oe- 
 ..afion to tio utherwaie, all his Vidiials (land by liini, 
 that i.i may take it when he pleafes , but ihii m mither 
 Fi;h TL.r blelh, bai VVaiu, Flour, and a little Irun. 
 Will II liiisMomheanon is uvn, they .;elebrite his r.ling 
 Willi ,i Ftal't ol \'\'ii:ca; he uits las Hair, and p.iiat^ 
 hiiakh Willi black, and tioni iheneetbrth ha, t!- 
 Honours and Pin^r.ijjcs of i (Jemle.Ta'i. 
 
 C Fl A P. X. 
 
 /ii //(CunnC of Sir Richard Hiiwkins s Foya^e into the South 
 Svd -^ Collected jrom hi'S oxnn Obji'n.uions^ and thoft- of Inmc 
 curious "Pcrjom that went along with him. 
 
 
 unci 
 
 ■l 1 
 
 I^HK Deliiinol this \ 'yag'-- >'..'.' to vi'itihecc- 
 libratid'Kinpdom .<t' (/.'.r, ihe UK's of 7.!/.-;., 
 the .\fo.'K. .m'- and \'hi,i?fiu?i, by the way ot the 
 Mrjcl'ihi^ii, Straits and the .Smith Sea ; in order to 
 v/liich Sit l<jo:ir.l /f.iivV'" t'lrnilbJ at his own eharRc 
 two liibdaiitialSliips and a ' . iiiaie, with Men and all j 
 Necclfanes, intendine, if Pn.ndence favour'd liini, i 
 n fer h no Ids a Comp.iis than D'.iV. C,->uUjh, and the 
 veif c-t tilt lani"ii' C^'.uifi-ti.iiii.iKiiin had done before 
 iar. 
 
 \ \'.:tliaU p.ii' ei illil.i Di falters he met with in the I 
 {'Haiinolby tiK rougia.-l'' r,f ilie VVinds_ and Sea but 
 pvi 'i more by the radii.e'. and kn.-.'ery of \r.> iMaiiners. 
 Thofelhiftiaj; I'eilow., wiviea-'.'d f...i nothing bui how 
 •o ';it a Se.t of Dunk m"- 'licir .*iellies, took the ad- 
 vanv.i'i ot 'bcidletmic (that a .Sic n found them to 
 !"Cad aiTioar) to run t'aeaitelvcs aiid their Mailer in 
 lie! :, pawn'iii; their very Weapons, Inntumenrs and 
 .•"..1 Snir'> upon ttieir Hacks, and after allabre-uingtlRm- 
 -.-Ives froi.i ;■ eir .Ships, .oi ' upon pretence of a I'rels 
 tilCll tioiii'.; ■ . ,r'.iining<jiiiie a"'.ay ; fothat .1 the .•\dmiral 
 nad ■, pradently provided ag.ainlt Inch Mifchiefs as 
 "hcfe, -ly ritiliii!^ at lirlV more Men than he had need ol, 
 •le nuill li.TVc t'one ro Sea with lii; Ships half inann'd, 
 i' iiave lolt liive, and liaid till he h.id fiip\'lied liiin- 
 <elf. 
 
 Hv this means 'ttaaie about that three Mrriih.- .vere 
 .pent by tl. t time they eaaie to liic r.ii ■ .111', v.la.h 
 iietamoilslii ilic World upon lo many an.oii:ic-. I In.- 
 Wiie ef vb' Ifle I'.i/wM i$ veil kiiov,n Ly tli^ ,M" 
 
 chaits, the lofty Pike oC Teiuiiff hy all the Men that 
 tii'e the ,Sea : The Pit. h whicii tliefe Ifles afford is no new 
 thing (o the Sailors neither, and 'tis remark.iblc for that 
 Property, that the heat of the Sun won't meit it. The 
 Corn that grows here is very good, but there's a fort of 
 wurm that breeds ni it, whi h cats out all the ,Sub- 
 lta;iee, and leaves the Hulk entire. Between the Ifles 
 Furtmctisui,: i.id L.tti^ciuin (which arc two of tlie fevcn 
 Citnariei ) is a very good Sound, and fit for the nieet- 
 ini; of a whole Meet, efpecially too upon the ticcouni 
 ot'theleture \n borage, and theabiiiylaiice ol bilh tlieie 
 to be met ivuli. 
 
 _ 1)111 the gieaiell Riirity ol;i!l tb.efe Illards, is tlie,-^,_j„, |,,„ 
 Tree iiiiae I'll- t'ii'n, whofe Leave., eontuitially diftil rii' ■ ■iJ<' 
 pnre v.atei, and luftieiciit both lor the ferviee r f Man'' • •' ' 
 and Bead there: It ftandsupon the Dc.divity nf .1 Hill,',';;^,'!" 
 and lo Ihadci ahoui with .a multitude of ftaiely Phlts, 
 that defend ii front the feorchir,(> San; Iti. "( the liig- 
 ncl, i;t a ir.iddli-liz'd Oak, and fix or leven '^'ard- 
 high; t!i'- Bark is white like Hatdheamc, the Roughs 
 ate very tagged, theleaf 'jketliatof the Bay, white on 
 one (ide and green o.i the other, bur n bears neithei 
 bruit nor blower. In the Night time .t thick Cloudoi 
 Milt always hargs alsout it, and the waier dropj of 
 fronithe Leaves very fadandingieat ijuaniities.The liilia 
 I bit.mts have laid Pipes r.f Leadfroiii tiie'Lrix toagicat 
 I Pijiiii irittie Valiey, lb that aM liio \ A'ater idf barges i! 
 , '.lit latl'.Tc: I fiiv I'ond ishandlomlv pav d v. ith Sioi , 
 . _i.d iiolds leooc I'mi ')t Water, bur iiutw itMtatiii- 
 li;.' tlie 'argeneis &'■ it, r. v dll !■ fr i :n t''-- lia e of j 
 
 .MjI'T- 
 
 ... •Ilk 
 . Pl.t , 
 il leiii. 
 
 '.y ilic .Sj- 
 
 "niu I'll 
 
 iiliiWviibi 
 
S^ out h Sea. Lib. V. 
 
 MIili'il, lor he lli.it i;, to 
 , iiKliiiinf; his I Iciil ;inil 
 ini vvlitn lufn . tlicSwonl 
 h Willi;, iliat tl.n' tiicv Ix'- 
 irnirii!, vit tis lii_i;li Knoii 
 
 Tlie'.i.- I'lopic liavo pio- 
 , and tis not an catic n\it- 
 .a, I rniis tcl'> us of onv 
 il, and the llroiiudt Kxc- 
 h t'l.it fdniiidablc lu.i\\ 
 ab.c u> break it. \A lieu 
 liiuic Iclumi Feaftslirgiii ; 
 
 •oi them .lit ready, and 
 iiiplcji all : And llli^ iiijn 
 ill luxurious Man iii the 
 [■•iiiiire duej net Iwallow 
 her witli more gtcodineft 
 i,:hi do tlic Helh (ji their 
 
 h ip. 
 
 X. 
 
 cir Richard Hawkins'/ l^o\uigc tiuoihc South Sea 731^ 
 
 tins ACtiMi make. :,~', 
 
 ic was / vulvar Fallow be 
 ileii'.riii 
 
 .111 iindou'.Hed 1 .ik to that Gtuirer*!;, 
 loiie tli.it lee tan pictend to 
 Ml what lie lias dont thro' 
 ' liiiii with (buio part of the 
 1 ill his HaiTimock as if ho 
 lier (lay make him fo, for 
 le IVxly ) ivith the Tcxilh 
 li:ai hnri v.'itli tlie [nice of 
 wdet ^cry fiiielv tirouiid, 
 alljcpree; bn; Hciioiir a 
 Mil'i-ry, a.id the enduiuig 
 ds ins being a Cienvieiiian. 
 k till iie IS perfedly well a- 
 d, nor C'ptiishi': Mouth lip- 
 id th^ihe may h.nvo ho oe- 
 riK Viduals ilatid I'y him, 
 pleafes , but ihii :s ikiiImt 
 
 Fioiij-, and a litile truji> 
 vet, thoy .:elebrite his r.linp 
 
 eiics Ins Hair, and p.iini^ 
 lioni thciuetbitli iia> t!'f 
 a (jentlen'a-i. 
 
 
 into the South 
 i tho/f of jome 
 
 >Sf h^ all the Men that 
 
 1 ihefe Ifles attijtd is no new 
 
 nd 'tis remarkable for that 
 
 he Sun won't melt it. 'I'lic 
 
 uood , but there's a fort of 
 
 li cats out all che .Sub- 
 
 .'.irc. Between the Ifles 
 
 iith arctwoof the levcii 
 
 and lit fur the nieei- 
 
 illy too upon the ticeouin 
 
 tlieabund.uicc ol I'lllitheie 
 
 f.all tl-.cfe lllards, is the^^^„i,„. 
 
 I e.ive., v:ontiimally diftiJThfv.)nJti 
 5th lor the Icrvieo rf Man f;;' i.'" " 
 
 thrDcjivity i!' A Hill,;';;,';" 
 
 .ultitude of ftauiy Pines, 
 
 Inr.ii Sun: It i. "f the big- 
 
 .trj fix or leveti Yard-. 
 
 Haidheamc, the Roughs 
 
 that of the Bay, white on 
 
 other, bur it bears iieithei 
 
 ght time .-. tlii':kCloi,dci 
 
 and the water dr.^i-'j oft 
 
 ilguat iiuantit:e>.The liilia 
 
 adfiom tiie'l'tec toaguai 
 
 II '.ho V A'attr liinhargcs it 
 aiidlomlv pav d with bioi , 
 
 Vatei, bur lu.twiiliitanii- 
 
 t ■ t '.n fl'-- llM e of J 
 
 .'Niohr- 
 
 w I ' r Night. The Illand ennrains al out 7 or 8000 People, 
 " ' '" aiiil lu.iny more thouraiuls of , Mules, CaniJs, lioats, 
 aiidotli'.'i Ueilts, liid all are liipplied I'mmiliis bmiiiiain ; 
 Ir.i thegnar I'oiid inmmuni'.ates the W.iter 11 recei\e.s 
 to I'everal other lelfer ones, which dilperfe it abroad thro' 
 tin; lll.in.l. 
 V ,., tn The City (if tlu''i'.ii/7 C wa i.\ ar.d the thief I'ort, 
 
 '"!■► IS on the Weltlide of the Illand ; the priii.ipal Town 
 atid I'ort of IWu'/.// is on the South lide ; and tlu- 
 'I'owns and I'oits of I'.tliiit and Cciir'-, on the T.afl 
 (i le. Intfwifir, lon.e three Leagues .Soiitliwaid Irt/ni 
 tlie'I'own, i> a very larjir Hiver, but .ill ilief.- lilai.d: 
 are ln;iicihiiigdan;;einiis to land upon, becaufe ol the 
 violent walh < I th.- O.'eaii. I'liofe that arenot obli;.',ed 
 1 y ain mceiritv to dot ilierwife, may do better to go 
 to the l.dlwarJsoi \Vi liwarvls of thele Illand:-, as well 
 t'l aviii ! the Calms ilia'. fom< times hindei eight or ten 
 I'.ays l.idiii!',, as the Dd'cmpers .ind intemperate heat ol 
 the C'iinia'e is apt t.i.Mule. 
 (. 1. r»j N'. itliei are the Idcsof ('.:p- ./■ /'.i./a jot better in this 
 Ke'.'peilt; S r /^/i-.'.c./ /(-ru/./.j l.iys, ili.it both tinif. he 
 w.isat iliide Illes, it tLaihun lKarli,ill Ins Comp.in) by 
 l'e,i\ors a'ld Iduxe:, and otlur Maladies, 'lliey lie 
 within l.jUigrees id' the Fjiuiiuxtial, .ind therefi.ie it 
 ma) vellbvip. .igin'dtl'..it ihtSunlw' no bnlel'iwer there, 
 i\eii all the ^ ear round ; fonietimes they pafs thue or 
 lour Yeaisallo widiout rain, and the bartli is feorch'd 
 ill that unnricr, tli.u aMan well lliod can Icaree endure 
 
 ti; go where the Sun lliines. This violent heat fatii;ues 
 
 I'eoplr .11 that rate, that they .ire greedy of anyloM of 
 Cooling whatfoevcr, and a; r ir..-autiou!ly to expofi 
 ihemlelvesto it whenloeicr it e.nu's. I'luis the N. I'.. 
 Wind that gener.illv blows e\ery Afiernof.M at tour a 
 1 1. .il<. comes virvioo! and Irelli, and tliey conlideriiii; 
 iicithing but the plealiiro an.l eal'e of being delivei d 
 troma bnrdenloiiie heat, lay tlieinfelves open 1 - ir, and 
 vonl'eqnciitly ro ni.iny very difmal Dirur.iers by that 
 means. 'Tis iMtltrange ili:u .1 Mux orabeavoui lliou'd 
 -if'ji* (IjIIiiw, iipcr. lb fiiddeii a ll.iittii.'.; up ff .ill the Pore., 
 1. I'llkiiiROi" 'he Hii.ly liy aeool Iiriezeof Wind ; that the I imbs 
 ■ I'll ill-- ihoii'd be.blteiii) cr'.t, the Bit o.l 1 oil, and all the FInids 
 Bit'n Le put in tamultiioi:> Motions, when what was fairly 
 yoing o:t thro' thole \ cms in fo large .pjantuies, is vio- 
 lently repealed and for.:'d back again. Strangers who 
 arc more li.ibli' i,i ihcle IneonveniciKies ihantlu Natives, 
 have now learn'd tlir wiy of I'revcnt.on of them; they 
 r f 1/ jfcJ'^'-'''-'"d their Heads and liodies with as many Coverings 
 ■inj.Ni. as thev ran .iliiioft endure uii; upon the former they 
 ' '■'' weava Ni;;lir iMp, aM«f,-'c, andover both them a liat, 
 
 and uj on the latter a Suit of thick Cl.ih, and over iliat 
 a (ioivi I bill d or lin'dwiili Cotton or Bays ; ir.ll.ort they 
 arnithemlrlv(.> againll the Heat, as the f'eople ui.N'o;,; 
 ^c»j/'/.; would ai',.iin't the cold, and by this means they 
 not only feel lefs of It, bur alfo arem.rc 'mt ol dangci 
 of cat.:hiiig cold by the Breezes. They find allb by 
 miny and common lixperien.es, that the Moon has 
 here very (eMible b'.u ihofc pernicious |-.rieiifs uj^on 
 biimnne I?odi£^,ihat arc expos'd to the Ra>s of it ; and 
 therefore they take care never to lleep in the open Air, 
 r["^,'jf'f,,. orinaHoiife with the Windows open, thro' which her 
 ■r.:v Beams ran come. S\r l{:^ I r.,! II m'-'Jm had in thi'' mat- 
 ter the Fxpericiii p of a very credible IVrbin, who lleep- 
 iiiijone N:gllt in his Cabin with the Moon Ihming iniip- 
 onhim, had fi extr.tordinary a paiii, acco.mpanud wiiii 
 a violeiu burning in that Shoulder, that for morethanj 
 10 Hours he was like a M.in down-right diftradcd ; and 
 'twas rot without a grf at iwany Applii'.itions ( belides aj 
 w ii Id of torment and pain that it colt htm ) ih.it he was 
 freed from It at laO. Tins Accident li.ip]'en"d. upon the 
 C.o.iftof Guiir.t, in which Country the bad Frtcds of 
 ihisl'lanet are veryommonly felt this way. 
 
 The i..'<r,5.''/i' /■■'■■.7 Illcs, which are lix 'ii numbei. bc- 
 lei.g tn the Crown of P...;s(;,.7, .n the C.t'/ 1>' j do to 
 tli.it of X/M/.. The chief of them all isSt. :7e';n, well 
 known to tile /v'f/;//', as having bem lack'd twice by 
 t?fttW.' otTce tinder Sir /■.!«.« Dv.t-, in A. O. i',^";, and 
 .Tmr fTTim.-' under S:r .inlrrr Si-erio, m /I. O. I'.gS, 
 '' r it Ivi.'. alio been Oncc before, in //. I), i 582, bv Af.i- 
 /./.'/ .V-. .1,1,1, a Pmtitgu:'-, witli a Fleet of /•". ii.c; .■ Ai.d 
 the Ide M f-c^ciii known loall the World for its burn- 
 ing Moiint.on, the Flames of which are I'een in the 
 Nigh' time ii f.cagces off at S'a. The bell wateiing 
 rlice in any of them is on the Welt pirt of thelUe 
 .prnm, where rhciC is a great Rivc ; but then the An- 
 f hormg is bad, as 'tis lo- the moll i>ari all about thefe 
 iiii'iv c^ i'''^-'' """' '•'"'•''■"'■' ''^^'i^ iiiiuh the advantage of the 
 t'S. .;«?,. ('if.' ■/■ ('.■ ./t. for (^irii and Wine, Iron, I'itch, .ind 
 ■'■■• fonie wher Commodities peihai's. but thefe latter prc- 
 
 tiiid ro Ambergrice, Civet, lilephants I'eitli. Gold, 
 ( which ihcyiuNerromthcMiinoi:" O'wi'/jf.i ) Salt, Rice, 
 
 Cottoivwoo[ and Cottoniimli, .Itiungc: a. id Ptimicc- 
 ilones ; as for Sngair., 1 oili the one and theotlici haic 
 good lloreof thini: Neither arctlietwo h'.-J.-.i: Dlcj in 
 leridut to eitlur of them in this refjieifV ; the) are 
 known ti pioiluce cxeeilc.nt Sugars, rich Wi'ies, mt' 
 fnii Sweet-woods. 
 
 Tie Fleet having j'aft all thefe lllei, and being n.iv/ 
 
 w'lthii! live Degrees ot the F.pnn'.iflial, v.. .sir no tin. i!' 
 
 |ii.inger by reaftn of the Sho.ils, a. tl'.cy .'.p)'ivhci,ded. 
 
 I They obfervi d the colour of the w.atcr to ehango, .itid 
 
 bcimi.h wliitci than it evens knov."!! be wlui.: thcreV 
 
 |.iny ihmgionliderableof depth: And accordingly liav- 
 
 jingmadethe lxpnimei:t withthrir Lad, v. 14 Fath.i:r 
 
 I they (. iind fjtoiind ; but at ihc lame tunc fen ling lomi 
 
 I up 10 the top of the Ship, they prefently dift-.ver'd the 
 
 I main I and of CU.iw.i. Slow the Recli'aiinps of all the 
 
 I Shins agreed in this, that ihvy wete at leail 7') (Ionic 
 
 ifaidh')) Leagues frutii die Land, winch i..jtuiioi:s F.r - 
 
 I'lir tiuretoic inimiihaiely fui,.d tlem to conclude fjire 
 
 Itrong Current Iclinig tu the liallwjid had l.'een the 
 
 c.iiile ol It. An.l tins i'.ii.^ui was '10 other, than v.Ii.it 
 
 all mull unav(jidably tall iiitu, that come v.-.ilitn the 
 
 leaih of (^urient^, while iIkic is no mfallil !e rule fo: 
 
 linding the i^ongitudc 
 
 '1 he Current from the Lipiinodtinl to 2'> n,-';rc,'" 
 
 North, is very lliong, and lets very nearly I'all, dii.iV 
 
 H' upon the (I'/iiji.Mw Shoar, as they fuutid I y txpericn : 
 
 10 then no little danger ; but what pin.cidar Shifiii;) 
 
 aii.l V.iriations it may have, tiny arc .d>!e 10 j'ive 1 ■ 
 
 Kiilesas tuihat : So alf) the Current that is met v.r. 
 
 between .Vn'/or/W.iwt/ and Vp.r.«, fetiMicarly Fait aiM* 
 
 Well, and did a long time impole upi n the Marinci 
 
 laiid prt them out in their Reckon'i'i.s : And Sir /(u- 1 
 
 tells us, that he has lien 111 foiiie Sea Chins the ditiei • 
 
 jcncc of above jc Leagues between the Hie l\rc. .• ;iii I 
 
 1 the Main: 'Liiat fomc have ad'ured limi, th.it comin:; 
 
 i Irom the i'.'rfiVj, and louking out for the .-'-{o-'-i. thi \ 
 
 have gut ('glit of .S'/.i/n; and others Inoking our I..1 
 
 ;.Y'''''', li.ive liaJ light of the ■l-;o::. Tlierc's the fiir.e 
 
 I Current in the /I't.o.f ; but it luns trade betwixt the 
 
 Mains, and ihangesf irnetimes to the Fallward, and o- 
 
 jilier times t.i the Weltw.ird. Upon the H !■!■:. n. Coad 
 
 and the S'.-iuth Sea, rhe Current is jikewife changeable. 
 
 but 11 ever urns along the Coaft, keeping company with 
 
 the Wind ; and it is an infallible Rule, that 1 1 or 1^ 
 
 Hi nrs befc.re the Wind a ters, tlie Current begiir. tj 
 
 change. In the more Kottherly parts cjf the (J '■/.'- b,- 
 
 .//'•.', the Current is fmind t) rim coiitinvp.lly oneway, 
 
 and fits along the Colli from tlu F.]umoifViaJ to the 
 
 N.vih, and in this cafe when it fetsNi-ith orSruth, the 
 
 lErieiiis (:f It are calily dilcoverd; but imw to knjw 
 
 truly ihefetting of a Current firm Fait: to Weft, and n: 
 
 the open Sea too, is difficult, bcond the .'•wich nf ,Ti;y 
 
 Rule, hitherto giventoaccount for't. Whin they caii.c 
 
 within thice or four Degrees of the Line, ilic Coinpanv 
 
 began to be miler.ibly afflicKd with the Scuivy. almti- 
 
 danceof 'cm died, and the rell were lb Irightenrd and 
 
 difcouraged With it, that they grew uneille, wilh'd the 
 
 Voyage were at a.', end, or tlut the Admiral wru'd 
 
 make it be lo, and t lil homewards. The Winds allbht:! 
 
 been contrary, and ccniinued lu Ibr a good while aftei 
 
 they had pals'd the Line, and as they approaihed the 
 
 Coaft of 7Jivr/)Vr, it veer'd to the Failw.iid. Alxittt the 
 
 middle ol Miirr u grew large and fair for them, f"" 
 
 that in few days they got thwart Cape St. A- f^ujiinr, and 
 
 1 near the latter end rl.ey were in founding of the great 
 
 Shoald:;, which lie along the Coall betwi'n the i'ay cf 
 
 \t.i!c! SmcI-!, and the Fort of Santos, otherwifc call'J 
 
 I SurJ} r. S.-'/oirt dc ViHorin, between 17 and iH Degrees 
 
 j South Latitude. Thefe Shoals are i. i I'.ei'd by the 
 
 iiiuititndes of Imall Birds that live upon the Hocks and 
 
 I broken Lands abciut them, and are ordinarily met with 
 
 ! many l,c«gucs before a Ship comes m any danger cf 
 
 I them- 
 
 j Amongftthc Accounts given of f ime Fiihes, as Dol- 
 
 pliii3s Monitofs, Sharks, Swoidlifnes, Threlhcrs, ;mii 
 
 ' the hkc, whica have been deferib'd 111 other places, the 
 
 Author tells us one thing of the Dolphins, which is 
 
 ibmcwhat remarkable. It was P.n old Story of this Fiih, ^ (j,,.^ ,/■ 
 
 that it is a mighty Lover of Maaikiild, and lov'd to fob the d»i'pK-; 
 
 low Ships up. 'iithat account : Now as lor thcirfolb.nv- 
 
 i:;g of Ships, Sir !{}■■ '".' H/iiv/^iKjafTerts chat to be a 
 
 Tra'h upon his own knowledge, for he fays, chat fetting 
 
 out from the/f c/.'-f'i.-y/ain 158:?, he itw^vull a Shole 
 
 of ihcni, which followed him from then' .0 thcwi^or.n, 
 
 which is near k 00 Leagues; Jni'Tb niaivc it paft .all 
 
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 here I'V lendincoi'i tl.eii- Hu.tt aiiJ.Si. 
 
 e uaui over 
 
 I hem 
 
 ip I.I loiau 
 
 tl,|,, ihey oMervcJ tlieir vlepr.s aiuho kept . l.arit liie, 
 
 I'l ill! 
 
 lum htn.-e they fleuM t.> iluli. 
 
 Niicl'.'i f.'Ms, .ir l.alhwo ]..,aj;iiis (a^ oihcis eall iliem; ol S:, .1 
 
 i'ji i>t 
 
 VM.rre il 
 
 . 1,1111c till, 
 
 !' tlie NVhaIeir.'(i;!it 'tl'' "■'fflli ;li<.ir liik (.rnn'.iiiy. ■ih.el'e Ulc.s arc t 
 
 ey piirpc d , 
 
 d mil iiLiTther: 'ri, \vJi li.i; IV.ii tiiat """'t-n 
 
 i' on ,1' 
 
 :i ... i-Te HI i.iii 
 
 •h. Mi'a 1 •!' the Wha'e, <■'' tlicm is g' 
 
 Id lie :i Oijiaiid a lull S.r.ih lat. the At 
 
 ■I, ,1 (i.lei 11'.; ho'v hai Jhe laii'jei-, he weijde- t:.eir uii.i 
 
 a,siiiiny cl'ihe ii.,k I'cople ioiliij 
 
 Liu the V\ .Iter v 
 
 I'.iii U.;uue. ti- 
 
 if a rill, 
 he NViiu!- 
 
 ili,i: Ir'.in 
 111 the } \ 
 
 ein. what Watei time IS, isameit I'l 
 
 ery liij ; Ml in one of 
 
 lie I',' VI'. 1 
 
 1,1 till I'-' (,)bl'er'.,ni- one' t.-o, rail ul" egly Woi.j.b and i»e 
 
 tilt. North Tiopitk rorhrec or ,tl"-0'-l"i'i', tho' a be a iiniiii'i! iiic, yet piilliii); al 
 
 lilthy 
 and that o! 
 
 IS l|i 
 
 K. L. \\i 
 
 ul, the hrcc7c ( which !the R 
 
 :A ,\ it.nii Tice 
 
 )W.1i!i'- p,cli<r.Tl 
 
 iij^hout till 
 
 oil)', I y 
 iiliieh have a llionn rank 
 
 ,11, I ;'!\ ll''.!', 1: 
 
 ^V': 
 
 Shoai u s vai ialle : 'I hat in three 
 1 North or 5>ou;h, the 
 
 lane, eilile 
 
 'll. liv 
 
 \\y Months ni _7" ' 
 
 ':"''Ufl, 
 
 11 1 
 
 ,1 
 
 he I ell ol the Vear, 
 
 / )/. 
 
 . II :,( 
 
 you 
 
 Ithe 
 
 .111 iiiiics to irols 
 
 
 N.ii'h 
 
 .loiitll, IS i;i ilii 
 
 Moil 
 
 tho' '.he 1'. 
 
 '%: 
 
 I • . , . , ... ■, ,iiii i\',: L , till) ine i'..u,ii;c lie i^O'ie 
 
 , ', I ,, HI .s .',,'■;., O, : if., aii.i \viii:'.-. ; yet 
 
 J,. 111.,, . III!'. 1. .11111., Wiicii iliey li.i 1 iiiade be- 
 
 ■... ,\. I ; ,111 i a I lej-.ne.j ;o ll.' Soutlis'.aid ol ilieliiii', 
 
 '1 I ;,..;. lef. Ill,' \V1.ui5 .mJ ine DjOeiiij eis i.f the Com- 
 
 ,.,;',\. '1 lie '!■. .;i n l(h\t t' iook o,'! lor the hhoar : A-ii 
 
 ; .11 wiiiJi hrltod.td iuelt" t'j tiieir ligiii, vi-.is ihel'i n 
 
 *■'« ■' "■' .n; .S"an/i,, or '\ii Jh r S-mr,-: e- J'.', 1 .,..'.(, v. i.ieh is ealil; 
 
 1' , known by lhegri.it Ini'h Hill ovei' ilie I'oii, wlii^h rdts 
 
 ft - in the- form of .t Ball, aiid io:r.ir.;^ near il.e Slioar, a 
 
 \\tiri TowcrirFdii: IS leeii, win.h tti'ins upon tli, top 
 
 1 of a 1 h!!iivcr ilie Harbour. Fnirinj; the I'ort. wiiiiin a 
 
 ruarrcr of a Mi e is :i fiiia!! Vill.'ue. .iiul iluce l.ea(;ueb 
 
 higher lip is theeiiict Town, where they have tveol-oris, 
 
 eiic «ji cithsj (i.lc t',i: Haibour, -x:iJ walr.n tlitai rjde 
 
 fccir like (jailiek alnioll, .oairacts Inch a liueo Irom 
 clKncc, that iij not to be dti.i.k. Bi lldes, thc) YnlpeCt- 
 cti it 10 have lunu |;criikioiis,pi.ili[y, f,;ii fome <,{' tluir 
 Mm liu'.l iieie With a Itiaiijit Iwejlin)'. ul 
 v^l nil tli.y ..ould iiin aiiuLnteiuany th 
 
 JriiikiiiKot ihisVV 
 
 "s; 
 
 iliiir Ik-llies, 
 -hi., t.1,1 tilt 
 
 '1 he I'l mis the lilt's allu.ded weie a loit of Cherry, K 
 01 a fiuit to uliuh they y,,iie liiat iiaii,e lor u\ re- 
 lemi'iann' to our ( lieiry in lolour and rcipii't ol' thc 
 Stone, I utit dililidlioiii iliLin 111 ll.ape, tui 11 was i',,r 
 roiiiiil I'lit olilini.', and loiiieihiiij'. ilentcd aliom. low- 
 ever lA a very plealiiip aiul I'ratetul taflc. 
 
 '1 licy lijiir..! alto l-'aliiuio-'l'rees, the Frim oi V.liiiii 
 w.isexa- lly like a Coi:o, but no bipj-'er th.in a W'jliiut ; 
 iiKiaFriiU growng iiiCods very like Heiiiis, be'ih as to 
 lie thinj' it leif ,ind thc Cod wlicnin "lua- in. lolcd , bi,t 
 i.lie htiecis ot ilicili were not vci'i p.i adnr, lur the. 
 iiiailctli' I'e that eat tlu-ni evaeiiatc 1... \U tipvvaui., .11. u 
 ilownw.iids. 
 
 Another I'liiit tlley nut ur'i here, ua. il.e I'liik 
 ;'(',ir, as the .Sailors call ilieiujit jjioWs lonietlm,;; likeau 
 Aitiehoke, bntlels, aii.l iiitlie out lidere.l, wiiiie w.lli 
 III, and eouijahd alu.i ivith i'uiisli. : luel'ii'i' fiv.-. 
 
 llpe/Il 
 
I ^l.l 
 
 liiilM'l'i . Ill I 
 
 il II ul .ll li. 
 
 .' ;in.l llw I !■ I 
 
 ■ t ll' III ^s^. I. 
 II. I" .11 ilii ' I !;i>' 
 ,i'li wLi ll nt V.I ,nl 
 ,1 i|i i:v I ' ■>; M 1 ■ 
 ■, .1- d li.i.'. I"U :- 
 rn' il.iy<. A I li ■ 
 111- I 111 I'.i .1 O'.lii- 
 
 I 111,. I'll 1. I !• V' in 
 . hitli.i |, f., ll .•,■ 
 
 r.,l Ki. ui. Ill I ' 
 .,1 1 ,\il i;\-li Inn ll 
 fui\]: '...■ ii.r,i\ , • I.. 
 
 , I' u.l' v. ■. ik 111 ,l'l 
 
 II 1 u II I'll'. 'rMii 
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 . !., •■, !-■ I ti,.-i <r;^ "'■■'■ 
 
 's 1, In .1 I, ■111 
 ,1 .111 II . ; .1/111!, 
 
 1111 ! li.r. I- 1. 1.1 nc 
 
 i-.i.ii.l .11 1.1 iiiiit 
 )• « \,o V .. ci.i r, 
 ;lu- Si'i i.ii',. ii.i;ii; 
 
 I iizi.., . 1 .... I r .Ml 
 
 II ..I.. .1,',! il,. I l.lir. 
 lili liiiiii 1 111 . I en 
 
 i\ii,l in llic.:t In; 
 1 ilii. !l in'iiri tl'.' 
 llU-lli.lll ilil. i.\ I d 
 llci V.l.'.i u.i I. nil M 
 .1 Ills J .a. HI. :.t, I 
 'eii w iLi.l 1.11 I 1 r. 
 
 >li V^U) III ll. n'll 1 1 
 ii'ir .I'.iMii i!i ll... 
 
 M IV iHII .,,,.! i|lilrt, 
 
 jiiamiii'vl I < oiii- 
 
 . Ivll ll,- 1,11., I Iii-t 
 ^.rUillli to ,1 |>lW- 
 
 l)i , k, .iiiil ilii^ 111' 
 lilt .Siiii' iiili ;i> u 
 .iiii;', uii.i' I mil yU 
 
 III .11 ill. Il( 'm Mil- 
 .ot.lfji- lid nil , .iml 
 
 liniiiil liuiJlv tliicc 
 
 . illlliv I.IW 111 Ik.w 
 
 Ship. ,iti.i iliL Willi- 
 .1 n.iirHi 11 .u luU 
 
 ape }l.',-' :; wiii. li ' ' ' 
 
 ly LJunniMi lis ; Irr, 
 hi; .Si.;i ( .icruls it ) 
 UMii liver ihtni ; 
 ,1 .Si.ilii'p til 11.1111. 1, 
 . '.:ir it ihiin. 
 tOt it 'i..>'irr, (11 j,^^ . 
 ■ ri- I |-,.;y piirpos d , ,i , 
 Klis arc two in 
 
 IumIi I .It. ihc Air 
 
 k I'c. plvj loiiiiJ to 
 .1 ; i.'i in cue lA 
 i'c. 1, an.l a ulthy 
 f'.iii . , Jihl that ol 
 
 ya j ulliii)! iiliiiij'. ly 
 l;:ivt a Itiong rank 
 lurli a liui'o trom 
 luiii, ihc) I'lilpcct- 
 fiii fniiii- (.1 tluir 
 1)', 1,1 I 111 11- nelliis, 
 ihii;;i-hi-, lit thi; 
 
 ,1 k.rt lit' (..lurry, t . : 
 .it iiaiiu- li.r its IV- .; '' 
 
 .11. ll rcl) i.t .it" till' 
 i| I-, toi 1 \''.i'' I'l r 
 U'litcd .-ill.).!!, i i.nv- 
 t:ilU-. 
 
 liic l-riui 111 i'. lii.il 
 ili.iii a W.ilmit ; 
 ir.iiis, l.i.;li as to 
 1 ; w.i. ill '. Icil , bi.t 
 
 I ial:i;r, K.i' \\k- 
 
 I . ll ii;-v.aiil> .!'...• 
 
 ■ir, was ihc I'lK 1. 
 IV- |.. nielli 11. i; like .ill 
 ik-rtil, wluti' W.lli 
 : 1 bi.l'ii'1- p.i «■■ 
 
 ^ '^^" ^! I C-h^P- X. hi)- Richard Hawkins V foya^re into the :io»th Sra, 741 
 
 iipdiitlu: li.lcnf tliclcaf, .iii.l is < 1' lii pn.i.! .1 taflv, jli.it ri-fird, iii.nle haltotn i!i n Hn.its ami i-oc iv..iy, Imiiiii- 
 ili.y (.ly the /.....■• liar. lis .'.lliiuls .my i.l .1 t'l'ticr. Thclvir.f rowivl .il.out n ilie iiiii.i) l,.iii.liin;-r.I.ire, tt'e. ■ .iiiifi 
 
 w\ 
 
 hi oilier (leaii res, iiiu! tliem imu ,1. Tail .is lliey 
 
 fr.i.11. 
 
 ri|eii, lor they |ii\e iliiiii iui(;l'iily, wliuli nir Seaniii 
 oiiM liiiil I'y ill.' iiiaik* tlicy li.iil Itt'i ot their c.i'iiij' ; 
 '.ml iliis {' \ the way) is t;io rieii Rule ihcy g < I y in 
 |ii.li;it.(; what Flints ill. y lliall e,i'., .ni.l whu tlicy li.all 
 lei aldiK-, wli.'ii they lipiimt'ihiilelliey ate ii'irai.|.iaiin- 
 
 iih 
 
 lliev 
 
 Ilk t) I'e 
 
 Ml'-r I 
 
 lie !!i 
 
 lit ilii 
 
 (Utile have Iccn iHlbrehan.l w.tli tin 
 
 f.iiiie i 
 l.)r tilt", 
 
 ll they hive, tln-y think they may I all 1 
 
 ;iiiil w'h.ii is 
 
 iiuhiile they wiviM nm cat ii it' 'rw.is poll' n 
 
 I healiht'iil Ini iliiile Aniiii.iK, ih. 
 
 is like'.', lie III t'.ir ihcniCel^ 
 
 ) 
 liilt tin. Rule 
 
 haiiic ID lie. 'ive ihem, I'm r v.-ill liy 
 •w, thai that wlmh ih es nni ki'l ,1 Hoii'e 
 
 11 1 me '11 
 
 t:. 
 
 II .111 iintilna M.iii any hailii ; 'll. well ell ii;.'li kr.mvii, 
 
 tli.r r(,iiieCiCan:u:., hiiv lluir pe, iiliaritusAn ihi . k lul 
 ... I .. 1 ... s* . ni .- .1" '*.^-" ^-^ 4._A.-, ir... . 
 
 .ilhi le ill .ill lulh-, 
 
 h.vl 
 
 their. 
 
 .ma niir.i . 
 
 lit come Iriiii 
 
 lip to t! cm, a-, 
 
 if ih 
 
 11 the Ml p oil piirpnl.; tu 
 
 s-y 
 
 ■.Hnt 
 
 Ihc IVtwi.l.in's fil.i theiii, it' they li.-.J ./nc .i 
 
 iitle r i iier hrir . niii|Miiy i:ii.',ht Imv 
 leriKc, l>ii' the .lltion w,M iifiw over, aiui the 
 
 <|iiitc (lOre nvay. 'I hey I'aii! the /'/ 
 to I' 
 
 IVOIKklt'llI 
 
 thm ihe', 
 l.eii th ■ .il.ir 
 
 (wli<; thi .'.nh' 
 
 iirpii/.- ihein.' h:kl all.iiilti,! the-ir liule Cnr.p v.nh 4 
 
 ' .ii.iioll'.iiy, 1 ii: |iniliii(» tlicm lieiM piiMiled 
 
 c,xpei.tal, and lie.iriii(; that iho .Ship h i.l i.i • 
 
 that t.: 
 
 they riiii.iway m iheir Cm . 
 .^ll.l 111 p. It ihi- Ailir.iraloiU t' 
 
 !.ill; 
 
 :h.u ll 
 
 y w.'ie 
 heir li. 
 
 In.t 
 
 lon.elaid the* law 'lie;i CJa 
 
 'i. r. 
 
 m 
 
 iw'saiiil .\ri,i'.\ 
 
 inv, till t 
 
 rlieill 
 
 ihe 
 
 ■they pl.inily I'.iw •'uirl>n(' ll'..v;,i;v h.1.1, and 
 
 Mry piiiii iipi mil 
 
 anil what's Meat 01 Pinl' ■k 
 
 I 111 line, 1 
 
 :(s1'n4 
 
 (;<i about iheii tu 
 
 Neitlui .11. 1 ^M !{.' h/tril 
 
 III I'l 
 
 I'hi 
 
 I il.nil'l, I'lil a . hiTi 11 .le; Vi. ni 
 
 T. p.i.lii'i to. the iniftak 
 
 o I'liili. till' i!i( I'l Imt 
 
 1 1 hi. 
 
 i\ the 
 
 'll ki'.l .1 '■ii.il m iiiv iitl'sr ,'\niii 
 
 a!-im ian e ..I'lliof. thin; 
 I lal t-j them, una',! 11 
 
 (i 
 
 I I I.. 
 
 !■ 
 
 rotiiiiitp iiiiliin. 
 
 ak ■ I'll! w. 
 H;liik 
 
 111 
 
 ulieii IMIJ lee. a 
 
 pan,., 
 
 :k 
 
 i t ■.■I V 1 I i,ie 
 lu ir.iii.iH liii- r 
 
 ni.li.in,; lllCiii Wit ht.il a-aiilt '1 e tiiii i 
 
 ll ■■.i.Mi 
 p'taiion 
 
 lift 
 
 .my. 
 
 ll. 
 
 ■ll 
 
 / ilii; f imc ( 
 
 K.K in ii.t 
 
 h, 
 
 t.m.'ied Devils as /'.■ 
 
 lelni', naiintej, ti e[e, 
 
 ■en nm 11 
 
 ar ill'efl; 11 h,i'. h.til, aii.l h.iw dear ihe An 
 
 r;i, a., ulio kn- v.- •Tails, .md (laniini; l-.yt 
 
 hi' when I:. 
 
 a del-rHA 
 'n I'l e.i'le n: 
 
 I. :;i and 
 
 1 cs 
 
 lia.'c 
 
 .r I 
 
 aid i'.rtalt. 
 
 1,1.1' 1.1 
 
 ilv had letter 
 I'll! VII 
 Ad), 
 
 11}; • 
 
 that ll \^K ean c m i';e trial 
 
 It 
 
 K' 
 
 poUc 
 
 I . le 
 
 Real;- 
 
 rcV 01' '.he I'll 
 thefe ll!an.!s aie 'wo iirult Kn 
 
 ,.1 ll 
 tins m 
 
 his iliHiu'ii'il 111) 
 
 p,ineiu, t ..11; 
 
 lb' iM'-ni toother I'ei 
 
 j^'in.itK II 'li.n 
 'le ill prcat iidei 1 
 
 nl 
 
 'whihihei li,;ht ot'pii.it llnrc of yniiiij; 1 
 
 '•lit pia 'C, a. 
 h- r VC.1I the 
 
 iiiiii; alter tiuy were ;.;onc It 
 ;il I'Mt at Sea, where 1: . ou\' 
 
 I'l 
 
 ■It, Sir /<,', 
 
 ,li 
 ./, toi liie leit'i 
 
 Neits tliL' I'li.-li ol wliieli ihey loimd .Inl ileir lii k I'eo- h'.v.v he had ferv'il tiiem ; liut tw.ii .ill 1 
 
 I'lc I rvi 
 
 as .iKo die J'-/ 'i.K.'i- which tliev met wrii th-;iii hel.l in the I'l 
 
 It thorc Ri.eks, winJi hiidd and eaten for a S.i 11.', iii.//-);! wan I'liiik to di 
 
 me o; iii'i.il, .nul il 
 
 id'j- 
 
 ti'P^ r..f.s 
 
 ti.lj ihein 
 
 niflt I 
 it tl. 
 
 was veiy prar.t'nl rn' their weak .Stem. 1 lis, an. I 
 
 reiie 
 
 'd hr,iir'd iheve, that 
 
 erj. into their 
 
 i.U 11,111. 1 
 
 ■ head.., 
 
 I'.i , 
 
 All! 
 
 a I 
 
 .1 r. 
 
 ■'d 
 
 I eel 
 
 1,1 
 
 ills 
 . - I ■ 
 
 ■ Inaiiheir rninn away ; the ■.•.hue i.i.'i 
 was nine. c a inon'ii, and lioni il.is p! ,. 
 (.'ape /■■ n, and lo tu I .'.; (. .,•>.■./. 'lluy 
 Hailn 11.^ ot' this l;!and, n 1 P.,i\<;, aed i\ 
 Itiir a, iliere arc abmvl 11. e .n i ilier lii.ill 
 
 • ill,! .- 
 
 ffllV" 
 
 th. V 
 
 1.1:. , I 
 
 11 llllllll I'.' 
 <t' till 11 i'.,y 
 til, y 1 I'd iij 
 ..V.I I'l. .. '. the 
 .ei; I'V.-.rer. 
 r lllin.iN (Till 
 
 !.l 
 
 a langiiilliiii,; .\p[u lie. liiihel'e lll.iii'., are abnndaiii e con. iiiee ihem, nor iibirer.iti thai. 
 
 ot'veiitiiio'is Creat ires, a.* Adders, .Scrrpions, ami I'e-, them a j;re.it de.il ot jvind, ha iliev weie \.i 
 
 vcral other fmii. 1 he ehiet' of the bowl rliey obl'cn'd cavet'iil and vigilant ever al'iei, in all pl.K - s \t 
 
 were I'arni'-., and a kin.l of I'liefnits, bn' nni li bi'-er' wei./obn.ixi.iiis. Th'j lukioDiany i'.,is!(i«i 
 
 th.iii ihofe wrdi ii.s. Th; water hi[;hs and fill-; her.- .-.- here, thit there w,as but Inv nl' ihein that 
 
 bout ■; 01 rt flint, and but 01. ce m zi hours, ns '\.:\ in .1 
 
 ihi'i Ovdl, and ill many oth.r I'arts of the liyi-hul. 
 
 as npoii till Cjill of /'e-ii andCi'.'.', cxccpi where t!r: 
 
 are i;ieat Hiys or Nidraiighi , aii.I there the Tide,-. l;e> 
 
 till ir (irdiii.iry .unrl'e ot tw.. e ivi ry ;+ hour;-. In the 
 
 IcH'e-cf Ihe lllaiiiK iS a Cove for a bnall Ship ton,!e III, it iMi li If 8 or IJ I..r.i,;iie'., leil;; lh.it le •.MMini 1;, 
 
 i .111,1 -loik'd, .11. .1 liic may Moor her felf to theTre^.'s 011 lii iheie is one parriciil.irly, wh vh for its I'cT'ilit, jnd ,- ..,.,.., 
 
 either (ide ; lo!hi.s they pave i!ie name ot t'.ihii'r Jihiii !, pleal.'in litnatirn has deWrvedlv ih'; nime of l-'.r:,-.-ij.'/.,i].Til, " 
 
 fill the plenty it has of the lari'.ir li rt cf thofe Trees, fins is Peopled, but all the 'tl, r lie difir- ; it atfurds 
 
 All about thisL'o.ilt the I'o -',..:;.'// ■ keep llrict Watch at-.d, I'lanrnn.s, I'n.es, i'oiatoe--, .Siie.ir-..an s and Hens, wiill 
 
 "'''•"Ward, fnrpi^i.^nip nia^iy .Ships when their Co:i;p.-inics' all which i.iit eoiiipany ilored ihemf Ive:-. 
 
 ',''.„ .i.e ilhore, ,ind ol.eiulme? fif ili.it b'eatbeno: tobc ilniic) ; As f ir / /■.; (.i-.ja,.', tiny lay tisaincci XVii'.leiiKis, co i"' ''-i--^ 
 iiiikmi; Piii.iiiei . (,r the Meiuhcnilelvcs, if they don't vcrd fi thick with Trees and Shrubs, that a M in e.iii 
 Hand nicely upon their pmr.l 10 pievcnt tlirm. They^hard'y tind a plaec ihere, if he pallet, he is rn: 111 
 make i;ri.at iil'e of ihe I- ■■ ti>r thclc ih.evilli piirrn'.'es, . dinnir oi leavii;;; (oine 1 f h s Skin behind him. '1 hefi: 
 for ihcy are i;enc;all'. ^'.eat ,\l.i!let-, of all the .'.tts nf Womisare liill of '.vil.i Hiin- :,..i, ih.it ar,.- lOPt-ni.ally 
 Treaihery and Surprize, and h.l^e their Canoes .iKvays liotcvhiii; day and ini;hi ; :vid iit-'ie are foir mv diverfi- 
 ready by ilieni to tariy ibeiii uhcie .my Inch work is to i cs ot tones and vnn es, ihar 'lis a very 'lilturbtrp. inu- 
 bcdonc. li' k to them that In therc.ii.'nn,. The i',Teitilt ii.iiolity 
 
 ,, .Scecr.1l of .-jar '.'.■..;'/'• Coiiimaiide:- liave found ilr.ro ii" ; llords are tb.e delieaie Sli.lls f,.iii;id upon ihc i:,ore, 
 ■ ^1 ihjt (JO their colt, ;md Adniiral Ctn'.'j : parti.,^laily loll ^):..\leri lu.e th.l'eof liie N'le.hen.f I'earl, whicli lie I ii pht o.ic 
 by them, t-p.ether with his Hoar, at the Illand nf v... y.. ^ol the />/.'-/'( /.'■• tumake I'.in.iiiit; C' ; < ; but thu'c arc 
 i'Jii.it), which w,u 1 lie (and not an ineonfulcrablc; llep' vallly byoidihe oiheis for liii.^ ikCinai Wi ik', mfo- 
 towarils the overthrow of his Voyntt.c. Sir /(i'.-/..->./ //.la- inii.h tliar they are cunimen.ie.l by our Tiaveiiers for 
 kill! bcii\^ .ware of this, and tlv: bell pan of his Com-jli'iiie ( f theiireateri v.irr.iis th ■. ever \.'.y:. 
 pany lyin.? alliore, he h.ul piveii them a parucilaii biom heiirethey 'l l.iii f r .'j ,M...;- ..->,.'< S'ci;;,its, Si 1 r.,,- ../;, 
 charge not ro n'.'^.;le(fr their W.iteh, butt.) keep •hciii-iiii their wa}' t.iwh: .iii.y too.; .li'it/i.;-)/:;. .'iiipla.kn^"^'''''"- 
 fcives always in a due polhire rf defence. \nA lo'ryjwithC //'.■». Meal ami Si:;,;ars ; ihe was bom.il for A,i- 
 wheihcr his Orders were obfcrv'd or no, a--, alf 1 t.s mak" ' ;/'.•, and there to be laden with Ne'-.ioc' tin ih-' River f,'---" '*' . 
 them w.rchliil from a more lively | rincij le of feai for ''.f i'..'*i', which is a minl.'.y ".r .a' Trade. :.nd k'ory 'b.'^I-' f°«f 
 the lime to come, liimfell, w th a few Soldiers came 'much iifed. The Ncgrce,; arc earned i'r.nu tiic h-.'.id of ' ' 
 
 o'.cr from the Ship;, and landc.l at a c'nu.lerablc di-uhe River of I'.'.i^c toJ'i.'v'i to work in the .-line', and 
 Itaiicc from the |'la,:e where the Puiorhs were erected for! tii a very forry Slave that in int woit'i there S or ;,„3 
 the company that wa: allmrc. fhiy march'il as lilently I Pieces, every piece of 1 .,■ Rials ; all vvlneli M ncy tiiey 
 .il'inp as thiycou'd, and ilid their ciideavenrs to fi;rpri;te; pay and receive in Rials of Plate, f.'r there is 1.0 otheV 
 ilieni, but by thic tni'e ib.ey were come within 4" Pa.^es- current thereabout;. 
 
 of them they were dr.. ovcr'd, and all the well and the' About the heightli til the River of C ■ ■, and 50 
 lick together came oi.t t.i eprof.' liiem, and iii'hi i'.fLc.ijnes from the Coalf, a violent ftnrr.i oven, .'►, -acm, 
 thcirli'vcs. IferewcrcMcn ihat had nor Itin'd out , I and in theie the * Ca^itaiii of rhe other Shii' i.'i.k tiie'K't i-..-.T,: 
 their IJcds but Iv. the help of ethers for manv monilis.'opportuniiy to Hip awav fir ''■.■?.'.».■.(, and th. re', y cf- ^l'" ''■ •■■'■"'- 
 that now bultl.d an I bellirr'd tlicmfchcs; they cond jfectnally frultiat.d all ihe dcd'gii of the V.'^..i4 ■, -md !,"; 'w',,', ['vil 
 nor move their dull S orbiiiick limbs before, bin ih ,1 In. I ilicm open to all tli.'le dif-idera that af.tiwaiJ ; he-Ji's,-: mnlic 
 
 lit 
 
 Alarm p'ar Itrenptl! aii.l fi'iriti into them, an-l the ap- 
 prehenlion of rhe h:.^:.-i ^ beiii;.', come to knock them all 
 
 fi'th' head, fulrciided fh'ir 
 
 I ams fir ilie prelenl. 
 
 rthcrPartv came np-ei chc'i with :i horiiMe iiore, (is 
 ih.' Ik.'.'.:' . alw.:; ■; do in t'l. ir alfiiilts) and ihele vecelv'd 
 them as briskly ; bn.: havinjt iiill begun a Skiwnilh (in 
 v.hicli there vvi, im damage done on either lide) upon 
 
 I'e) them, as will plainly apjiur in the tollovvi; :■ ielitiuii.''','>'^'i''-' 
 While this Itorm lal'.i .!, ideie were .ibuni!ane« if b'tiwi ,f,)l!"' IJ^{'' 
 as lar';e and bij-asSwaiis, ih it eanieboverlni; about th,; Voy^iji:. 
 Ship, and as the Wind calm'il they fetled themfclves :„ 
 'he Sea, and fcil npon ihe hvecpings of the .Mn; . r.2- 
 ing tncrcfoie deliums to lei -Ivhac thc> were, :i; \ ihrev'j 
 out a line and hook, whiJi one "' thci'cravcnoiis Fowl 
 
 tin; report ijf a Jan from one of the Ships the uij^relfors piefcntly leized, but Ivvallowin;; the bau vvai iiiitilelf 
 
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 Sir Richard Hawkins*/ l^owv'c into the South .)ea. i ib. V 
 
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 uilJiiiiiin'il, the I iirCiiers in ilic miJillc i t ilu-ir riiiiiiil.p, ' "Ji'il tlit ilani.iges lUiiie to ilieir Ca^k., liy ili,..fi- peltilei t 
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 rou. -Ill t.ikii) i;p only by iliemlelvis, whkli was but belides, 11 has ilns tariheri 
 
 i leioii.ineiiUit, that ir, 
 _',hijl I ' li 111 it. an.l iriore than a Mrskc-il.otr.ver.l ot all other the iheapelt. It has been theron.mon Opi 
 '11. e Alt .lid ■ )utei ul 1 h ihef- Creatures llievvd in iiioii, ihai tliele Worms an, bred in the tiell, Wiur, .r.J 
 bin dint;. ukl dUj '.ling ile 1 N'l'lts was plainly w.inderliil; je.irry'd alon ; with their Itreanis ii;t,j the Sea ; 1 nt I'.x- 
 they air in-i.le of -he I'elf fame Mould that all the Hill , perieike ha^. taught the toiiuary and alfres u;- th.it rhiy 
 tonlilis . t', but bec.iule tins IS lo-i iHrf to be wroufjhi |breed in ilie pitat 0>.taii, .md that in all (."ba.ate!, Lit 
 into a i-iinvenieii! I'l'Jtie, rliey Fei. h water in iheir beaks ' elpe. lally mar the Hquinoeti.il. 
 
 and ir.oiltui It. till they have ii.nJe a firt of Clayon't' In |iaiiin^; along the St-cifJ-is ihey fiw b;it very K .v 
 tha' liiev c.in niaikiii.'. i hey arc as r.'j;iilatl'i' made as loris of .->iiiinais, and feir-er of the lininaii.' kiiii ; l^n.t 
 1!' ,'..-, 1. bv .Ma: hemaiua! K les, beint; a kind, of Cyliii- j o, their Halita-ioiis indeed they law f iineiiiin.s at a J - 
 lii-'ts, ihe top and botioin ,il'i,ut a toot over, ailJ the | It.inee, bin ilu-fe I'eoplc eoiiie down an.l fee by tlicSla- 
 heiith- 8 inches. 'Ihcy are 10 ei i'.:k in this inarier, that ; C'oaltsm ihe Siiniiiier-time, and then retne up into the 
 von i-.';nt find any Nelts that .titi'cr fro-n one anoihei in i Couritiy, wli.re they h.ue w.ninei ll.eliers, when tl., 
 am n| \h ir diiiienlions ; aikl .is th;y are al' )1 ihe fame Wintu ifr.rin, ,-iiine upon tlieiii. 
 F.nic, and heipjith and depth ol the itilide hollow, loihev | 'Ilie'I lee wliuh artnid, that Bark eill'.i by fiiiie C: - ,^. 
 
 arc plae'd at ilic l"aincdiltaii(es lioni cue another, and I .'cv If inr.-'.n.i/r -hey nu-i with here, ihc L.i!' 
 theit politions arc to aitili.ial, thai a Man wou'd be yrceii, and 111 form not iiiifike ilie 'ij::i. 
 
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 OUI'll tin' \(.i .,••,.. •, 
 tliiil,' iji.il li.iVi iiii.le 
 iriiiii^'i uii.l viiiiit I'g . 
 s, dial i)ic vsiiul tli.ic 
 iiti u> 1,1 .1 Mail <i 
 
 I 111 till l.llll, I'oilll. 
 
 [■ liic a llinv j'ii.ii;r,|^, 
 WiikLs, ami li.iviiij; 
 "larliji.r, were many 
 n. 
 
 IllUU III llllf V' lU,''/! 
 
 lid a-, wi 11 .IS tiny 
 ^k.. by 1I1..IV I'rllili-nt 
 (•I'll, an.ltlic '■',;;./'' 
 lagiic to Sliips. aiiilT., 
 cUi"; intii the Plaiik*,!' 'i 
 tiir.L' iinlcis the 5)lu|s'.'.' " 
 I l):v.^I th.in a imUli', 
 - I .Mun'i )itilctiii(;ci, 
 i;l-is by the li j'l-i they 
 t til s iiiionvtMi-mi-, 
 r ' 1 w ll.iwki>'.\ 11.1 • 
 
 • al^lIm^ to bii valtly 
 Icil, ai'.d indtcJ ful- 
 ; 1. 1 tlu-iii 1..U. be al- 
 
 ic Shcatliiiig-board ii. ,^ 
 III Tai half a )in(;cr,,|. ..,1,' 
 itlict Straiiiiii of liaiy sb ,1 
 thi^k as ilic luriiici, 
 d and iiail'd uii Ui\, 
 kli otiii'i, the tliieker 
 lias |ifov'd tliat tirv 
 a(;air,lt llieie Worms . 
 eioii.iiieiidit, tliat 111 
 eon the 1:011.111(111 0|)i 
 1 the liell, W'.uu-, 3I.J 
 it.) ihc Sc.i ; lilt I'x- 
 rid ali'iresiis that they 
 ; in all Clm.ate^ Lit 
 
 ley f.ivj b;u \cr> K .v 
 
 • liiiiii.iii!-' kill 1 ; Kii,'^ 
 .iw fiiiiutiiiiis at a J • 
 iiaii.l Lie by thcSta- 
 hni retl'e up into the 
 lei ll.ellerb, when t!., 
 
 rkeillM ly f.mie C ■ .^. .,. 
 the L.if I- if av.elii:ir. t. ■ 
 ic ///;>■'.. i the l-'rur., 
 v.hr:h 
 
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 e|e,h ligrrcn, srnwi in <liilK'n, dch Ifcuy It^hj? of ban- found m- yjjpod liitirtiinrn/ni i fn » the Cnun- »Jj 
 
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 biRii'T'or a I'l'pptf rorii, an I ,om.iiiiiiii!',' wiilmi it i try n ,ib'e ti a'tfijul it, to the liihahiiintj doii'i recm ti H" 
 
 ■ rt 5 piaitis tw cr ai biji .i» a Mnitiinl-lee 1, and |iciiii( 
 I ■^ ileii li wli'ir witliindiilc, and ha« a hut hniin; tiHe 
 ii'^v I'erpf. bill i< rather more all'iiitivi mihe Iniii'.m 
 ilianihii. Ihf II.11I, i» 1 kind of milverfalSpiic, lor it 
 ' utliii.vlc idall tiintihf r I u. \ery iniiiliiitablc lolhc 
 ■>;iiiii«ih, and I'lefgri'il by many lo .my .Spier whatlo- 
 
 Till / rnimi llkfwifi- aliiiiilatiec nf Muriel, wliieh 
 ' were very rikkI, aii.l no lir.ill part of tlniv retrellinieiii 
 lieti? i they llal itiolt "I tlwiii loiiie I'l irl in iheei. b 1' 
 0' t very uil'.i', nor Ihcwuip, .iiiy ihinp, of that I ri^^hi 
 <')rie'if colmii wlmii is I' ilelii.ille in tli.in.anil 1. fmu: I 
 111 llic OvlUi-lVail. bill (iiine Miileles had no !i Is iliaii 
 i or i.il'iatl iiitlnin, whicll iay.lil; eu'd up and il.iwii 
 ■1 fcveri) p.ittsoC'I'.e I'llh. 
 
 "I'wa.. with I'll litt'i' troiiblr that ourShij', after lo 
 loiif' lilidiirinp, up .■lilil down in ihe V/ir/i;/./. ot A/.i .■'/.i'.', 
 I'l t her feir free, and iMine to have tin- open rtnfpeif of 
 ilii I'.reat .SiiilIi .Sea ; liowi .er beiii|', o :t, tp.ey iImihI 
 ihi ir'Coiirie f ir the Ill.iiid , f Mi\ii.i, |jiilini' ak/in' by 
 ll'iUirij, whiJ' wa; then in the hands .1 tlli Sp-n <•■.'-, 
 bur aficrv.ard; /togeihcr wtih theCuii, ,/.■'•/!) taken li'iai 
 ilifin liy the b/.7i.<' V andwiie li.i iwo prniipai pi.ucs 
 i.'ie^ Iml in ihu Knijjdoni, and bitli I'. it<. 
 
 S. 1 . ill a fini; wro ly 
 
 lly Co ill (lilpoiiioii'd .It ?hcy .Uwd tli(.iTil'elvc»«*i»> 
 r.ith' r III be livu'd |iy ||| iil ipc, an 1 pti'iok'il 
 
 nauirally lu 1 
 to be, lilt 
 
 mo iiieli a tiiive and ftowaid teiiipi't by ih'Liiuitin 
 iiidllatbirui s ih.tt have I ecu ftaotit I iinonfll hem. 
 .As lor our Men, tliey plainly law that ihcr.; v 'mi'i 
 m^od t(i 1 e done here, noni 1 v.,iy to pcflwade 1 :l • 
 ■ii ■«! into .1 ;.;(soil opinion ot tlieiii. lor they I'la'ie Jpeat 
 rtiesiij.iii uicllUiid a.'iil iipjiiihc Main, ■kvliuli via,.'vi- 
 deiitly t" i;.yo imi., e- to out iiiiniiicr t" Le iim lei .iiiclii 
 eiihei til r.-lill or attempt l,iiiii.tliinf;, and .I'hir w.iy wa* 
 pronf tnoiiph ihlt lliey ilelij<n'd fei have' nn'liiin l" do 
 with tlicm 1 .ind ih,'ritore ihiy ileieriiMi'd no. 1 1 1'jeiid 
 any nioiiii:i a courting of their Fric'iJlinp, b. ' luNing 
 vvelj relrelh'd ilii'iifel'ii fei fjil, 
 
 Ch the .S. W. of ihnliland iiei a , threat IciKt',. H -.k* " 
 v.liieli :iic lery daiie.i'iois, ail t.> g' o.l to 1 ■ .iieful 
 hm' one approaeii 1 witli a Sliiii to tin. Ii'ui'd ui. any 
 iiile. fliei a.!.'.4iiill ihm Klan I ol M.'. Iie« the City; 
 linpeiial, 3 1.1 1 1 eiiJii.j up in liieC' i n'lV : oid i'l 
 alonp, till' Sca-e,i,i|l f,om Ihllmit to !.• .k;.;. ilw //i. 
 •iiiiii, have* in .i inanti'T nd il'.iir hatnlv ol il..' \i • i ,'(, 
 
 'I'liev licld then t'.mile m v. lor Kliti.! V. \,'. ' , v.bieli ''. 
 ll'- 111 (7 deer. 4 J mm, wh..ll is little 1 ' h w. 'ullri-'" 
 tiie an.l 'Vi-il pe5|.i;ed. ,So of Ir. I cap, ., 01 ih, Nerih- 
 
 ir.l Lfthis Illaii.l lic< ill Caty ( >. . •, uhi n li.i 
 
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 ooii I'ortt iDin wjii'iue iiic' 
 liny. nil in ij ilopr. ,p iiiiii. aluiiit win . i 1 .11 
 me lilandsof :tii.iM; •.«,:.,.; ., |Htv.•i^r <-. ai ., ;■ li,. 
 h,- ll'.ortf, known loi ilw plenty ot j'lil! il-.-y \ 
 
 , li.im ' 
 
 hniii'ti- IhilJs ill 4'. ilfv ^ 
 
 Country, it ha', a ple,it.ini Kivcr, an.! i.avi(;aWr, futlin n *cr) I'ood I'ort 1 frnn wln-iue ilic> Ci ill 
 i Sliij.ot i',ooii l:vlriliemiiay |.'o lip a.^ hiili .Is the (.ity, 
 
 .Some 'ItRreOs t.> tin .Southward, bilori. ,Mie i'iin,st' 
 n.-l.i'.iiin, liei the lllaiid 1 Ir.l.-, wliieh a'Citiliiiu to ih.- 
 I'ifoiniation p.iveii by inme' v^ i«( 11.11, i« not eaiily in be 
 ■lilliiii.>.<iiniM tt.vii the Main, aivl it lie* fo, that thofe 
 that pafs by it ae ap- t.i think ii-i a p.irt of if. ■ Mam ; 
 .t'.s ii.li ill tiol,!, and iherelore inhabited by the V.m- 
 K-ti '■, who a> leitanilv IIih k to .ill l'i.:h pl:i. e-, as f-n- 
 1 !i-s an.l Vultures do about thole that are ftilloi C'.irriofi. 
 t )i!r Conipanv nr.de' no difi.very of this llla.il, but 
 I ■" " ■ ■ 
 
 lii;i!;l 
 
 ml ill- jv 'll rctiejiiilent to be had iliere. .Sir .'(.• 
 ///•v;'wis deligii wa potto dillo'.ci h.irliif lUMl, 
 Ceall 11 I lie was pot pal', lie j;'i'it I'o'i , t /i.'j-, 
 llk'i-e Wi r ■ mail'. *<'ei);lii-. I', .'ifim iliac 11.. Iio'ii 
 there!); b 11 hi.!io.id-lfi.jiij;i,.iii| .-.iiv win I 11 tl.ra-of 
 this, ihiit ni'nds wete (it im ,11 .Sp'iil .ir.. t .unJei. and 
 anj they V. etc for takinp the lir!i ilicy met iv ih. \\\ 
 
 I .111 
 ail I 
 Inn 
 
 ■t:,ei' 
 
 Klcsii I heir Couil'cand eane oi ih,- lllar.d of A/.i .r. li' it tfo- u ilicni to the V/'oj.m'.;'/ notfLi; or no. To . 
 'u'l- ill j:;dep. S. 1.. and !sabou'. fine .) Irajiiie, ovci i ply ^■ rli liieir liiinioii|', therefore he luld '!:; (- .Jt,' 
 I' IS inoltly a li. 'h inountaiiioiii p'oun.l, but round t- aboard, and dileover'd that L' eiiinp the !'•.:: 1 :' .''■ / - 
 t'lit the too: of If, ar half a I.e .R'le diHance from ihc '•,'•% v.liiJi len.sihc City ot .SV. v.-;-, l!.i.iU..(' Ion ; 
 lliore, It's Chanipim), y;^-'l\ cilltiva'ed, ,ind lln.-k'd with 1 j; l.en^iies imoiliLCouniiy j in ihislliiboi.i lli.\ ic. id 
 (nirabitatits'. 'I he, had limn' Connnciec horc with the -1 ■**hi|\ .v'lo no fsoni-r fiwthiiii e.'miiip, bit i: -x 
 People, bntrved to be very \v.iiy, .md abva\s to f>;,nd : that were aii«iaril lli.in turnd in, and run ail.'Hi 1. v.\ 
 upon rheir Riiarl nhilc ih'.y did In, for thcfe in./i.i .jare il'it ho 't they t'-m d lave, Icivin,; tlieni ih.- rti', , nd 
 wonJcrfiilly Tv .ind fill 'tie, and fueli mortal Fnenncs to the rrhnii alii) ol' all the Sioie-houle.'i r.poii me 1.. iiv. 
 the ,?/• o,i/rf> .y , lint they are iealons i f all roicipnri;, \\\<-\ 1 he IMlage of thife Shii s wai rnori. tor the ikliy I'aii 
 oil their .ir.oiint, and fiifpeOk iheiii to b'j cilher f .(> -the I'o.ket, comiAin'; of Wines, Hen-, 11 ef, B.ai n, 
 /•'./j tlicmfelves. or |.) loir.e nimin.'.ll ilicm with'fr.. hi \\'a». 1' I'lo'.v, an.l other (wunnioiitie;. ; 1 eii.le: wliuli, 
 ticll'Vis. ami fi)r liuh pnrpofes as ihc V "i/.j ,/, did I ihtrc wu ; I'laiik', Spi; , .iiid liiubei, foi <' o"' ar.d the 
 'fwas fortius rei''in th.it thcv deal: fo inliofpiMbly with | VaPo- ;,. wlii^h is a \er\ li.l Trade, finee fliey have 1,0 
 Sirf'i--n.-i;.0)vr/;c. and deu'iv'd bun witlilii line .i tr,-a.| 'i'iinbei 1 iir what is bro.ii h'. fu.in other places. Uiii 
 .lieryj the rcbOt of whieli \Va? tlie ki'liiii; rr w. iin.luij; aiiother Snip th.lt CMW into tfj lame Poit while 'hey 
 all hiii'ConipMiy. n-l ciic-voully Imrtlii', hiinleil' into! won iheie, fuppled the d.feds of the o-.hc s, 
 rhebarpaiii. lie uad fewtrwoniivls than aiiv of hi<Men,l bioiight ilieiii a pretty i;(;odi;uanuty of <■ 
 
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 .md 
 
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 hur yet he had three, ai d two 1 f thcni ii| on his I lead. 1 b.ni broiii;!it from iUiJui.-, (..n.fptivt , and lome 
 
 Sit Hjc!''-.'.! Htn<. :ii, who li.id this e.<aniple bclore his , p'.'Kes : and then the Ovnviiof the oth.r Ship. • '.iiiiinp 
 
 Gyrs, enJciNO'ir'd to niaiiagi* nui'ers fo v/ith th-iii asl t,) leniis edth tlicni, f.-ir the redenipiion cf the bill p.'.rt 
 
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 not to be n„tde .a Sceond hinile'if, 1 nt yet they had verv 
 near been too hard for hini with .-xil lii< i.ire and > igi- 
 laii-c, and he was foirM ro di:.il roughly with ("mie of 
 them to prevent tliiir d.iiiip him a niiUhiel. 
 
 Thcfe InJ:>-i.', lor their Maniv.rs and Ciilbini';, arc 
 pretty ne'»r .-;!<iii n them ot" //i ;ii-':/r, whieli hive the 
 reputation of the mod valiaiic an.i har.lv SoKUer. in all 
 that part of the /«./., i .• They ate all Cloaih'd iri \\'o'i;- 
 len, their Calfocks are made like a Sack, Gpiare, With 
 
 twoholes for -.he Arms and one tor rhe 11 -ad, bu: they 'it nnis up S.& by V. .t _ 
 arc all open below, without l.imn«, oranv o-her Art ro |der'd rhat it ha< .abundane ol toiil i-i 
 be found in tiie eonipo'"iiie of them. Tlkir bloufea arc I to the Sc hward, or bcilci , before .i .\l..ii 
 bu.lt round like our Piii,eon-hinil.;i, with a (brt ot" a I'ay, thei lies a p.ie.u Roek or Ini.i.l lil.oi . iku- the 
 b'uiricl fwhich ferve'. tcr'a Chimiiev ar the top to (iif-{ Ikon.-, under whieh aShip in.iy iide: It is .', / s.d mirk, 
 chaiTetiie fiiviKe. As bir the I'eople thcnitelves, tlKy,aiid a I'lio^ W^u of the Imt ; and uL^iitbe Ihy is i.if- 
 are generally tall, llron.; ?-nd well made, of very threat eovci'd, a Man mull i^ive a good birdi to ihe blaibour, 
 amlity and dextcntv iii' ihe lU'e of their Arms, or' sny tor there .ire dati,rei...is Recks lymi; a t-^od dniaiv.i. '>tr. 
 lutt otT-xcrcilei ; ili^^v luve much betrer Couiit':names 'J here is neither rithis I'oti, iwrany .jtbcr pl.'co nil ^.n 
 thanir.ofl of the W/<i'-J in oiher Tait:. and thole better 'oomc to '..'iiM./bit', any thin;: ol fiux or ledi.x ; vshiui 
 F.arcsinthemareihe (.)omnamons of nv.i..hbeuerSfnl.-,i'.;-,rv!.i/o is m j degr. ,S 1,. _ , r ,11 , 
 and more Inj'enuitv t. o. ' They lift tiie eAnmoii SVea-l Aboi.i i-i I cagu.'.s 10 the Ncrtliw.ard o.- tin. Harbour 
 FOILS of the barbarous Ct iintries, bui nor ."d'ter the com • ■ is the Bay ot y.(i,./.' .:, win. n is vi ry open, 
 ■ ■ ■ ■' ' arc skilful and va- 
 
 of their Ci.iods, there was .Mone. eoir.mi! 111 'iiat way 
 alio, fo [hat what •.vi'li one and the other Uv. Bo-ity was 
 not inconlideranle ; but then a part of the Kirables, and 
 other uUttil Comnioditiei, wire refers ed for the life ol 
 their OSS. 11 .Ship, fo iliarU|On ail thefeacrrunt; they were 
 .as well Uiriiilh'i! with l-'roviii.siis, and i thei Neciiraries, 
 as at tbeir litlt ler.ing out 1 f hn'^l.trJ. 
 
 Th-s Harbour of ^>,>:./,-' is good t..r a'l Wirds, vx- "■•>'"<» 
 cept thole that blow froai limie point to t'''e North, t'or"" ""' 
 
 1 S. .S. U'. bill 'tl- lobe. 'iiili- 
 
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 iiion and barbariius manner, tor tiiev 
 liant .Soldiers, and lapaMc of making an Advcrlary 
 tremble thai h.is 'o do wiihthein. 'I'he lllan.l altords 
 tX'- client Sheep, bm ih, I'eo|'lewcre not willing oj part 
 with any of them, f- iha-. ihey only i'llt Idled the Mut- 
 ton t-s bo exiraOLliii-iry good, but e "il.'. ut piirehafc any 
 llori- of It upon anv teim> wlia'f'.evcr. '1 here's 110 
 doiibl, but thole liiit ha 1 conn hiiinr befnte lucli thnlfs 
 at Si'.-ojMf /; w-.:rc known .uuonjjll rhefe Peripi':, m sj';i 
 
 and alVoidi 
 ^d anchoni.g. Hcic 'isvas that Aduural Co..,.)/i was 
 betray ll, and I'cvctil ot' his Men murderd .mi raken by 
 , the trcai hery ol a raVal ly ,v/i. uir.rj, whom he h id. broiii; iit 
 out cf the m'ldlt of a hundred Deaths at the Ahs^c.i.n,:^:^ 
 \St)ciyh.'j, and maintani'd, rom'.her svuii h.s Comp.iny, 
 l.who muft .all have Itaiv ddfe^ till be had fet liiindown 
 
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 NiM, it IS I .iii.i-liK< <l to; ,iU Wiiiiis, aiul (a^)al■lc if 
 lioMingag'vai m.iiiy .Ships ;Uiu ili. riiUnaiy I'lait "licic 
 Ship, hilo anil nnlulc is Intwtcti a l<.(*k anl '.he M.up, 
 on ihi- \\iliiKli', ilwit h.ilt' a 1 i-.ii'iic up witlmi i; i 
 fiiiiana (-•" tlio Von, uliuh lit S IkS. by !■■ In -In 
 '"Conmrv.irfiftly cvctihi I'on i?^ a u>iirnl piUilHill liki i 'liiiii, tclolvcd lo \ ;cvcrn his tij^l.tiiig for 'h't- fiiturt, Jiid 
 ■>Si !!ar lout', nmi Ivloiv ihr inuai'.tr on the S Point ol i lot that cr.d cut erf binh Ins h.inJ'^. 1 licy were fun- 
 
 ;ri.it Ktxk, a I r.o^v" i.idveil iKvci to tall Hire hif, bl't lie ii.ij a laa . f 
 
 n.iy»ro l>c rmc ol tin: lotv.inlclt to umlcti.ikror m;c. 
 P'i?ciiiiy lliiiiti tint tuniU.l m :l.c I'r.onjj hi. Counts 
 t i ni ti,. lyraiiiiy ii'liuli ciucl rnciniti ; but at Iiir, 
 iwas iu< JMiil UiriiiiiC to [all into their haii.ls, aii.li.iiv 
 vcty well knowiiio him. aiU liis|MiiiviiUt Ipltcii .lo.m.'t 
 
 the I'' it. iririiif. in out of the .Va, is a pn 
 
 t t . 
 
 j?oi\l '.'iitli fiini thi lliore; iiml iheic .ire the licit marks ll'iiips y«i left w plague them, anil a heart is ti^'l 
 ;, kiKiw ihe I'ort bv. \iM' lU:i>:t anil /(-iiv, i were ."in igc as ever ; ami tlicrilbic ro have made iliciLlllvc, 
 ill rVaee, .ii\lt'ui.- Ir-Mii tlw tntiiMcs aii>i (iiil'iiliionsot' leciie, thev ought not to have tmlledtliis U M .h:iKcr.,i 
 Ihi War, tl.at IS, lx.4or.' the raking .V/>/im.i got thither, | wiih a Hiad upon |)i<;llionlili rs. Injt havt taken tliat in- 
 fli-. n oil rlinty i.t' (ui'il was lecitoned to le there, and ; to their keeping too as well as Ins h-iiuK. Huwevcr r , 
 |u'lu;". is (hil ; howv-ei, ilicMuies oiti.piM-' have'was, whether l.y p.jlicy h'.- made his owiurv.app, orili*. 
 liiivr (V. t ihi' upntatioi!. I<i t this Country l■^ rot cinly j Sjii:n.'.'di dcfpiling liij (r/.W/ iiiipotiiit rage and t'uiy,r>.i.i' ,- 
 111.!! ill Mines I f ("lolil I lit Ciip|icr alfo, wiiiili ihey car- himl.kk into his owiiC_inimry, yet liome he came, ai ,: 
 ty r,>P 'j:, an,! fell it theapei there than 'tis (old ii..'i]pii>.' infteaJ (^foriij. I'ljilk'd ;r ruth a kl's as heliadK.naii,>,| 
 111 I i-fji.ii.i'M it li Mom r.iiii* but .i tho^wei proves * eolJeii | or fitimp, Itill is a M.in that had nu inoic to Jo .vuht';- 
 One ro ditin, .o 
 (lol.: ulllVom (1 
 
 Willi v.ali-t Kt „ ,. .. , 
 
 '.'f.is a puai deal ot 1 men aiv.l Woollen Cloth, and g-ea* : Cc.iu.fryiiieii to .i fcven re\tri!<e ; and they j»ho iiec,!^,; 
 I' re Ol ;•.;.,.«. Mamlis wr.h vvhuh they t'niniih oilni but little perfwalioti to tid.t" \Jiili tlu i>.j»i/.t;.l., 
 l.i:is,bi:t li^it'ty . ourli StiitV. I luy li.ue no lion ;iur 
 I lAi't'.r. as al'o ro .'u'k nor liiul.iiicns, aid tlierelme all 
 
 ihe violenie ot the water walhes the 
 Moimi.liiis, and billdcs turiillus thein 
 efemnntkiir tngines a work. It at- 
 
 ■ oncerrs ot War, he teliiiid hmifeli' more vii<.^ioi .1, 
 tlia/ic\ei, agguvatine. thv baibai.iKs lomiiiita'dliy liie 
 Vj[-,i>,;.ir,i,, and doinj; all tint e.ju d be topioipkei 
 
 lion- imens'd to III liighid ilegree to fee one ol tht.i 
 pfiniipal l.radeis ihu;- l'. r\ d by ih'-m. lii the liic».i.i 
 'lafean n igliiilv eltrun d ; and fo arc .ill Halerdalhers ii"; I'litei this brave .;/<;»..!•,■, who lou'd not hght, dil- 
 
 haig d the Offii.e 1 1' a General ; he was con:inualiy «■ 
 ng alxjiit from one | 'ate to another, to ereoiiraj.e anU 
 
 of the tinelt Countries tha' the Sun.hi uieii the .Soldier., .ind h.aving loaJeu his lu-j lliitr. 
 the teinlnate and whelfome Contliti!- , wiih buiidlis ol A'n.w,, h, bippliei", thofi: :!iat wj:.!o. 
 te, anil the abundance ot all things I'lr- wiili frelh, as tail as ihey Ipeiit upon the linemy. In . 
 
 Id 
 
 e.. .*! ri». 
 
 >^y i!t,,iy 
 .v.i K.vtr.. 
 
 M'are, Id'^e tools, .Ar.rs and Aninninirion, and the liki 
 lr<-i:i ine Toit of t .y.iii.to ihev Ihap'J thiir loutie 
 for * iiv. I, one 
 
 ll'.iius ui'rn, '.or , , . 
 
 t:i ri nf ilie tlimate, anil the abundance of all things lir- wiili trelh, as tail as ihey Ipeiit upon the linemy. 
 viaaMe in life, cir her lor Pleafure or Netiiiity. The word, what wiili his I'lrfeive and Soidicr-like exhirM 
 
 r'Mn.'s if Cold aii.l Cop|HT are innuincraMe, and all tions, he liid as mi. h fi.vite wiihoiit linking a Uroki. 
 I'lanier u! I'rovilio is are io plentiful, ihat the meanett ' as a [ art of the Army did wnli hghtirg ; and tlio' th ■ 
 r' the Iiilulnaiits have their Huul'ii ahvcys furnilhcd fMrtiiularsof ihe iMtth arc not lold us, yet there's in 
 V -h liread, Wine, Fleih and hiuits ; and out of their Ion !o K lievt ilie >>.o. ..-./; lud .aide to wilh die) had 
 >:ori-!, 01 laihtT S'.ipiiiliii'ies. tiny fii|ily the neigh- taken Ins Hei. I ilic fan. e liine ihcy did Ins Hands. 
 K" r n-Pans. The </.•»<> .,'. brounht in il'.( oiintryat As fir the lown iy'i ,li:n\.i, u liunJi in a great larcj ' 
 liirt rlr.yr.,; Horles, Oven and liiat.i, whi h took fo l^ay, m aK'Ut lb di m. .S 1 . bctbre you comc to ii, a 
 tvell, and nmltipUed to that degree, that they ar to lie 1 eai;nc tu ihc .Souilmaru ot liic Toi.n and Road i» .. 
 fcen til iiiands of them t. ecther in Drcvrs and Herds, high i .iin.l Hill, nii. I, liighci than the relt of the I anJ 
 wild, .iiul wrho' t any (.).'. nir; but belidisthele, theie of the Bay arout the Town. Wli' n or .Ship eanu tu 
 are thofe win h arc bred in the Oinntiy, and tcmnieM an Anelioi here, tiny iiiei wiih a Bark laden with Filh 
 in iin.;lt I'arls "i WwfriV.i, in val> liunbiTstec. Ainonglt fioiii AIo,.t,*ji.riJr, a hl.-h Ilta.l-Iand Iciwcen 24 and i<, 
 ihell kind- of .Aniinais, the gnat> rtiUtiofity isthc C/j/;.. degr. S L. wheiha tiu- lkia:sorduuril) gi a lilhini-ivi: 
 eh.:':, a lin c Dealt like a .Siiurcl, but «rey, and its ryYear. Our l:ii^rj:jl< were much beholditg to il. fc ',' 
 l-iirr tin molt f f t and drheatcoi ar.\ that < kn< wn, for Mfntmrcmim ; iii true they were the-r Captives, iiii. . ' 
 wh:,h 'lalin all the I'rmiis and Nablfnim me very ihiy lomphmcnted tliem exccedingi) , an.! cave tl.t tn*' ' 
 fbiid oi them, and buy themaiiiio.1 a; any lUtes. Ih.y particular marki of ihi ir fuendlhip and ef*e m. 1 h. , ' ' 
 have ,ill rlie bniits that mt 10 be lonnd in Sfniw except lali'd the /: ii^lijhmci. Hi. ihers, and wen thenifelves i\.c 
 Piiin' s, Iheinciand Alwiondi., belisl.s thole that are gte?!elt Bnifs iii the World, and had hardly any thi ; 
 of the I e.iiliar giowthot 1; I Count ty j but as for them ot Men except the Ihape ; they were, t'> fjeak pi opcrly, 
 thrie lens cf Fruiis, oi.r Trascliers tell as ihey never raiher Filh than Men, for they liv'd a>- iiatmallv in cr 
 t bferi'd any of ihdn in ihefe I'arts ot the bwic:. Their unoer the water, as in the cytu air, and Wun'd dive as 
 Ci.-ld tiny got two feveral H ays, one by walhing iv.ay vullasif they had been IpawnV: in that Element. Thu; 
 the Laiili .I'nd Dtols i'loni it in grrst 1r:t\s ' f Wood. Country is b.rren, and atlords them J.ttic or no fuitc- 
 
 M inch requires no little At; and Ca'e, .and the other by j'*' ec, and iher^forc they go into the water for't, where 
 ill a wing It out of the Mines, whieh is iniii h ir.ore la! o- il 'hey meet with a live Full thiy fivillov.- hirn prckjitiv, 
 riiaii, not only in :lie proeuring the veiy Ore, but ii- an., eat withnu' the Ceremonies of Sauce and Drellii;>, 
 par.it;.n. ai.,1 put dying the Ciold aftii wards. Another as other Sh .•;\- dr. 1 he S/..i)j/.:/j'i make their Wuike'ii-" 
 CiiimoJity th.cy have'alfo, whiih f me / «rf/.*in; have ot tlmn, and lUe them as they would Otteto i>, the wa-:'' 
 inadc ahii'sit .IS \aluaHe a* Cold, which is very tine j tcr to c.icch Filh, ot Alfes upon the land to larry liur 
 a'ld luce Iie7oir .S'icnK ; thofe tluy hau- great plenty 
 
 fi ll ' rtof 
 tik. Vcgplc. 
 
 Pt, \'')X the .^ninialb that atfor.i them aie fir from being 
 rarities air.f iiqft them. The People are \ ery Induftriotis 
 and Ingerunis, of great ftrcngtli .ind irvircible Courage. 
 
 dens : they give ihcm neither Food nor Wages, but Icai e 
 them to itiift forthemlelves ; tlieir otiier .Slave; they efi 
 like Men. in relpcct of the liidy, but Jiefe they ule like 
 Bcafts, taking ..are neither for liody noi Soul. Bui on< 
 
 This IS 1 iflKientlyprov'd by tlicii- fultainir.g a viehnt' wcu d not expcil muih care lor the Souls of Men from 
 
 fuel), one of whofe InfiruiSiis of a Town <rf /i/./iiw/, 
 had no more to teat h them than this, Fo fay ^er i:^ui,i 
 li-.ndi cTMti ; a profound l>,jclor, andtvhoought toliavc 
 ! arr'd Grammar along with Ins Citednze. 
 
 I rom the lown before nientiiii'd, rlu y coulinuV." 
 cit lourfc along the Coaft nil they tame athwait the 
 
 Bay (.f I'ilcr, whith Ins in 1 1 degr. 15 11.111. .S.I.. al':er 
 whifli; being clear of Cape .Sj»/i;rt/f«(, with iis Illaiid,)- ''; 
 
 now I 'aJ' 
 
 the ^tdw- 
 
 C4HJ. 
 
 War againit the Sp.tni.iuli for above 4c Yean trgcthe 
 anj iiiain'aining their I ibeity imiolate at lafl, tor the 
 ,V;i.;k;.<)..'j loiild not by any mea' s conquer and tnllaic 
 them as th;y ha 1 done by the reft of the jhinr.'innsi and 
 'tis .eitain rl • they never did meet with fo vigorous an 
 oppolition, v\\ fo rai',1', a treatment any where, r.ike 
 it a'l o>cr the ll'cjl-lnd:c\ as they ilid here. Thty 
 fight liilitr < n tent or a 1 loHfbark : tholt; that nl'e Hor- 
 
 les, a:e arm d with no ftoiiter Aritionr than a liealt slthcv Aichor'd twod.iysaihivart of (./'//..i. liir 
 Hide, whichtheyput on ufon their own batki juft n. IVengcance tluy had pulld down npontiieirlieaJs by lail 
 it loinis oif ""loin rbe iilur.*, grrcn ami i.iw, with- ' lUg n; . n thcleCtialts Ugati 10 purlue ihcni, a |..>iiiiida- 
 Ki.t .'Illy tarilur diillii:^ -r rripnration ; and if ulblc Aiu-..iiio was rieg'd out and m ijui.lt ofiheni : Ad- 
 be wet at (lift, tlcy wear u tiii iis dry, if l< ft an.l piia- vice had bi^n giieii by .Sea and I and, aiil the Vi crov 
 bie, the heat of their Pxulles will ni.nke it hard and ftitf. ' if/'frvh,! had more than lidruieiii. Inlotiiiation iliat 
 ard lit like a Coa'. ot Mail. Notwilhfianding, < ni I Inch F.nenu s were beating al.our u|ion the Coal.. In 
 .' <:<t(f^ inthis leathern Sure, let him have b ir'a lanee, jotder th.u lore to put an end 10 their Piiaeie-, he litoil 
 w,ll figlu han.l ro hand wuh tlif bell Spmiani eo "I'J out (, Waibke .Ships, luriiilh'd wiih lo. ^ Men, mi.\ all 
 with Steel from head to ttxir. And fiir in irtft.ii.ce ol othei NeicH'aiies, itniler the eominaiid 1 f one of li.> Ke 
 the ind.MnitabIc Co'ragc and Ktlnlution of iheie Peo 
 
 ''■"^ 
 
 .c parti nilarlv agamlt the Sf:tniitr,h, we have this 
 Story leiai .1 ot' a ' nu ns Cij'taiiiamonnll- ihem. This 
 Perf-ni I I I lignr.liz d ..m.lt.t" 111 feveral sei y .■•infidtra- 
 blg \i\] :!« agaiillt ihc ^rnnlnr.lif uid Wa» kil^wn al- 
 
 bto 
 Pe 
 
 ations ; an! our Shi]) had ivniie but a lioK- way ftuin 
 the I'ort of 1 /w/.,! b. tore flie dili ovti d them. 1 he v>,: 
 iiifliji an.! ihty bem;; in ii'ht of one another, gieu pre- 
 pirations were made i ; uo'h lidcii tor a tiidii, b r the 
 Wind in-.erpos'd, and fought lu well on out Mens bclia'l, 
 
 that 
 
 •^iiMiu 
 
 i 
 
tb .i 
 
 t'.J, 
 
 Lil 
 
 ilill to ui»lrtt..k( 'jr f ii'.c. 
 Ill ;l.c iViCiiijj lu, Cour.tij 
 ml I'liomicii ; bul »i lilt. 
 intotl'.firliaiii's, aiul i.uy 
 ,i..|':ii;iti.|,ii Ij'ltcii .11? ,11. r 
 tii^l.ting for rhc iiituri.,.ir.il 
 luiiJ*. 1 licy wcic r.iiv 
 
 luf, bi't l;c ii.ij a ('.i.i ■]' 
 \, .inii .T litMri :is tij'l i_{ 
 r fo lia>c iiwdc iiii.ii.HI\i-j 
 • trwltcdihis U Id JiJiwcr.,1 
 s. lnjt h.iM takcii tli.i! ill- 
 i lii'i h.uulv. Howtvci- r 
 lii; liih own tfi.ii'f, or lI'v 
 npotuit ra^c and tuiy.ci.i' 
 ,•, j'ft Ikimc lie i:anic. .!• ■. 
 1 .1 lt.ls as lu'li.ull\.P.aii.v , 
 ii! iiu iroic to Jo u.i:lu'' 
 I luiiikiC more vi_noiui.l. 
 tl)ai;tiis tcminiiadLij tin- 
 t coll d bo to |'!o\oln. !: . 
 l>e ; .ukI tlay who lui.' : 
 : \(>iih t!u i '.j'i.'.w.Yj, wi;,- 
 •i'.rcv to fic o'!e ot \]u i 
 li) ili'in. Ill the r.it* ,1 
 
 uliu lou'j not li)i;lit, d.l- 
 
 I i III- was tunrinually g. 
 iiiotlii;!, ii> ircour.i(,e aiiU 
 iiif; ]i;adcu liib uvu I'.um ~ 
 iipi'licil iholi: :!i.ll wiMo.l 
 
 II upon ili<- Liicmy. In j 
 and Sivdicr-likc cxli^.tM 
 wiilioi t iliikiiig a Itroki. 
 
 ill liplitii-.g ; anti ilio' ti! 
 01 lold us, yer tlierc's k . 
 id raiilc to wiili dic) lia.i 
 ihcy did liii Hands. 
 , I'. iLinJb ill .1 gieat larre •■ 
 I'cloiL- yoii fiiiic to 1!, .1 
 iiic 'It'll n and Ro.id i» .. 
 tli.iii tin rdt tit' the 1 .,;..! 
 Wli n ■' r Miiii t.in.1 i,., 
 li .1 Uaik l.iilcn witli Fii;i 
 i-I;iiul Iciwciii 24 aivl 1% 
 irdinirily go a litliir,;'(\t 
 n;udi bchiilditj; to iL ft ', 
 were then Captives luJ. 
 cdiiigi), anj fave t!,i:ii^ 
 idllup and cfki'iii. Tii, .' 
 and vvrii ihcnifelvcs ;!,, 
 1 had l;ard]y any t v: .• 
 were, tu fi'cak properly, 
 hv'd a< iiatiiiailv fn cr 
 air, and wun'u liive a-: 
 n that Eleiiicnc. Tlui: 
 them l.tile cr ik> fr.lle- 
 th.- wactr for't, where 
 ;y hvillovv hir.i prcUiidv, 
 ol Sawee and Drellii. ;, 
 X- iiial:e tlicir A^i.iKei-'I 
 ould Otteto 1', the \va-^' 
 tlio land to larry Uur 
 10c! norWaj'es, but lea i- 
 r '.rlicr -Slaves they \:\i 
 hiii -.here tlu-y ule i;kt 
 Sudy i:ni Soul. Bui (jiii , 
 the Souls ot' Men from"''' 
 il a 7 OHM (it li Hjni, 
 thi'', 1 lay /f' /.ijtiiii 
 iv.iwhooiiijht cohavc 
 ii!'(h;ze. 
 
 n'd, rill y coiitinuV.i'i) Ji 
 I they came athuait the 
 c(;i, 15 11. in. S.L. alret 
 
 rWi, with lib IlUiid, 1^' 
 t' (- /'/A .1. Bur now '■ 'k 
 I iiiiiheirln.ids by Itil 
 uriue ilinii, .1 t .>iiiiidj- 
 111 .Hic.ll orihei-.i : Ad- 
 1 and, and the Vi cros 
 Bin III liirotiiiation mar 
 
 iilioii ihe Coal,. Ill N ' ' 
 then- FiiMi le-, lie lil'r,! "'' 
 iili lor I Men, an.! all 
 iiii.ind 1 1 one of lii> Ke- 
 luit a little way ftuin 
 )\ei d iliein. 1 hf" '</• 
 one another. J'le.u pre- 
 li» t'or a ti"ht, b. r the 
 iVe;i or. oui Mensbcha't, 
 lh.:t 
 
 C.hip. X ^ir Richard liawkiiis'j I^ov.k^c- intothe .South dc.i. 74^; 
 
 Vi; 
 
 m 
 
 ihat il'.e imueihly Ships cf the S^tii.Vix/; came eft' v.itli 
 broken Mall" and Ihit'ei'l Tai k;inp by the baij;aiti. 
 The .\iliir.ral fnai't her Maln-iiialV af i-di r, ani! lo '<;■ 
 i;.'.n t,. lacg :i-lti;iii, an, I vviili him two oilai Shi;'-i. l^e 
 'I'liC-Adiiiiral Ij li; h.r Ma n fid, and the Kcar-.-\diniral 
 crack dhei Main yard, and on, onlv df the Aniiado 
 
 an.l bad 
 
 Ilbiii.l til /' ••■; t,;,i ihjy Keep rlie ord.iiii'v fci'.iifir Conrfe. 
 ■Siniie <!, or oleajine^ to the Northwar.! o: f./.i. i„ .Vt 
 l'iii.:.t .!:• Si-iir-t r. .n:, under whieh is (• .■• ' -Vl'-I.-'-i: r, 
 and viry ilean urounl. lliviiii; palA! •.::;■ I'-i.it, i!,e.- 
 iiiadethe Illaiit '.I-- I'f.: • in l Jegr. and l'...-i.-',- .".'i.'y ii 
 .! ilepi. 10 in. 11. a'\K-'ape .':,;< wlnh he. dr. •.'.Ily um- 
 di I tile I'.. iiiiiioilli.il. i.'iv.e '1 Le.rne.tii illi- VV Vl!>v .u 1 
 
 (that w.is potuii to till WniJward ( 1 tliein, , . . 
 
 none (.I'tlufe allliciions) was at leifiire .(> ligli'. 1 ut Ihe I "I 'lUi Cape lie:, a hea;i ol IILiid-, ■ ill'.i 1 ) li-. 
 had no lloin.uh to if, aid dniA mt bigin ihc .•\c.aek. "• i' •'•■ "/'-.•- , .;.■ , which jie 'tfert, .■:id 
 '1 hiio they la) lorawht.le day vuwii.n oile an. ili.r; but , n'-l»ns'i ot r.li-elhintnr. !•> ni Cape /V;,/ 
 
 \ 
 
 ../ Ixj^an to 
 to 
 
 tol.i; 
 
 .n.iii 
 
 .IS iiiglit tame en, ,Sir l<jJ> 
 Offieets wh.-.' lourle was Ull 
 
 niannevfeiri'Midcd, tor il.rX, • /7' Adiuiial, "uli two 
 more, were a Hern <rthini, ihe Rear..\dinir.d iii:li' 
 ahead, the VKe-.\.hriral lo <\w leewaid, and one m on 
 the loof. and n;olt oi iliem v.iilnn lliot. In lb. w, .'"tv 
 many tUl.i'es, 'twa> concluded that they Ihoii'd 1 ^.u uj> 
 before the Wind, ai.d tndeavimr to make tiuii efeape 
 between the .Adniiial and Vice-Adn.iral, uhith'hey -.u- 
 
 t wiih h-.l'tei ltiieitC'ntl'eto(.ape\.-. F ,ui.J r. 
 
 :d n 
 .y ei 
 
 f t \- 
 
 ich 
 tak , they were iiia, "i ' tIeyi.N. I., 'tis uii ai'.a' leenouiih ret on. 
 
 Iiiiii--!t, but bell, jt all e, Iter ! w-iii 'Iree', a^ is a to .' - 
 I aii.lmtr iheCape, and a!! :! e C' ill i, .u hence to/' - 
 ''■/'■•*. hroin the A/, -^ Z',.»..i,i^ ..•.".■>;. .'< to tliii t.aj v .'.'.•. 
 I' r.i.y.jc:, in all the C'oall fioiii Hcadlai.d to "en.'Iai..'. 
 tlierourft. he beiwm the i; & N. h\ W. .ii,a t.ine- 
 tiniei vM,:v \\'.t\i ,' that but f.'ldom. It's a b !d L ..!(:,_ 
 and rut little fubjeOl to f.ul Wea'.hei, or alieia'ioii of 
 
 ■,t|i 
 
 tordiiij^ly rut incxetniO'i'lsoforetheMi onwMsup, ,i:,d ^^'i"''>. tor i';.- Hree^e fwlijth is here the bonlitrly 
 xtrv hapi'ily p-itorin'd, ll.apmi; their to\nle for the Bay | * Viiil blows toieiii; ally from I'.i;-!:,^ to Cape .J.. 
 of '.it.H-iii. :. wlier. ll.e> iniended to take in Ne.tiiaric ,''"■";" '''> ex.ept it be a puat chance uJscd. 
 
 and to piitfue then \'oy,i;'.e. Ii.fleaJ i^\' bein;; piiniiiid | 1 'is' Bay ot 
 by the '>>,<■.' i .'.i for v.lia't ih.y had alteady done, thev I ^'0""-' "!) lies ab.nt 
 
 mu; on to do more, ami 
 
 1 an Oi I'on unity i ^*'-')'' 't-'" e Le.-igiies from tiie 
 .,..*' ^ I .. n....i .■ t' .. 1 _ ■ , 
 
 ,'whii:li ihty had p' 
 Leagues in r.\ i!-,i"Cape; i 
 
 ip'isd t.l 
 
 iitbeini.:- 
 
 re, u .1 ., It uiii .i 
 
 wh.tli w,is a t;no.'. .Ship\oii,inj; in!'' ^*^"'; '^t Sand, to a\oid whii !i. Ibnie t.iic n/ait be t;.- 
 
 "" ■ ■ - 'fcen, t. r iri fe\eral patti (.'f i; '.h.ic's I-. ' ! ;r.e\'Va't:-. 
 
 'i'hu bay ap;.tar. like an 'lUt .!, M.d :. '.. ■:'' ^pm^s t '> 
 
 believ'J that the Sea i^oesipit.' roun.l ,'1 u; 't.' lo'.i e 
 
 It 
 
 V.iliiig Willi 
 h* .\K-n 10 
 iteViiih- 
 :ifi, 'P.! th, 
 
 K.I Jll* ot" It 
 
 fl,oilly I tl.rd It 
 
 iliiir w ly ab'it^: l.caitiies to the Nouhward of /.,/«. , 
 and n lii;i.t of ilielown of .\; i, ^ n ; ll.e was lad.eii with 
 Wheat, Sugar, Ccidovan ^kin>, and Mi\' lic Cmr., ot 
 all which they took sr-hat they had a mind to, antl fo 
 buint her, but the company ihcy fet all.ore. 
 
 It's ilraiuje to fee with how few Men they'll manage a 
 Ship in the Viuth Sta, for inthisl'rizc, which was above 
 Ico "I'uii, there were but S Men, and they don t ule '-"'^ has no depth 
 
 the fatal rl,i,;e 
 
 a'j a hi^li find) CilF, 
 fair Birth fi.iin r! 
 
 a;u 
 
 ' i".l- ! 
 
 lit 
 
 loin t!ie !aorc, 
 
 The Caycf .i.-..,:' 
 
 lies 
 
 a bp bLU 
 
 balUard 
 'iheliav, 
 
 Ro^k abo e ujier, from whiJi tv' the lan.i\ I. iiirF is 
 drowii'd Matili) grouiii, and .i bivti wh.ili is L;-oad, 
 
 In in I deq..\ L. 
 •J 
 
 ''to bellow above 14 or i^ in a Snip of <i<- I'l.n ; nay, ""' '''"l vli-:c in whlUi the Vo) ace wai ttiui.iiat.d, 
 mor. thanthaf, 'tis credibly reported that a Ship iiasbcca 1"'^ •'" tlieir Jclign<! ruin'd. 1). t for a ckar acotu;: 
 fad'ii fiom i,.i..-,r.quil' M I iwr, which Is alio\e ioa '"^^v this came ab .i.; vtc mult kn w. Hut .-,;':i r '.it 
 Inputs iv i4.\lciiorlv, and \ci deep loadeii too. But '<.■■'/'•"'-'<■•';'., w th hi; Ship and rnuia.e, |,ai'l ret 
 
 'bi'j' ilie Ann.ido,thcv h.''iii;;diia;-poinred ,.t'il-,cr, l.i 
 
 then the lulii els i<, they aie fore d to nam their V,j ,iiv 
 by tiitnini! to W miwardv, whi, h is the guault loil and 
 flaver- ihe .VI iiincisl-,a.e, ,iii,l they fail at a very llow 
 rate 111 a. I ilie!c fa; ot' N'oyai'es, inloinuui thai they au; 
 f;)meiiiiM>4 or ^ Nbinihs between Ci'// ■m'w'i'' and I iit.i; 
 but thev are prctfy fecrre in ihit .Sea f'lom Storms, and 
 have all'in an e of a never-ta:liiip, Breeze, whih is the I J"''': 
 realiin thai every Seaman Itiains hniifelt to ilic uiuiniort 
 to d.) the woikof two Men. 
 
 Thev held (11 tlieii toiirfe till they came lluvart the 
 Poit 1. 1 M/::.-l''i:',c, \vlii 11 is in yilepr.S. I . In all ili.s 
 Coa'.l ilie tuireni runs with a \cry pieat lor-e, bin nc 
 
 ..re m It 
 ^Mpeii- 
 
 itrun'd la.k aj',ain to i..'».. ; 1 uc li re -.h 
 i..ileiabK iiifnhcd and mock'd fo, thei :'-iii 
 ticii. ri.e V.'...m,ii on abufe rhcm ;'•,; 11 1 . fj- iilly_, 
 b'at on S.viJ', and 10 k I'ire-.\.ir.s in h ; 'nil's ani 
 demanded of the V'k.iov ihat 'iiev mi -In be ...'"pi 1,'J 
 .vltli the /.•^_ /• .ship. 'II,!, ucj. '. iii.i :!■,.■ 
 Iiiarnsol lii.-u jiallant .Soldii v-, and U ^ic |iu .'k' i ihe 
 Vt.e;,.u fo tilt, that he .;oii.iii iii.'i .1 1 . ;Vu aao 1 irtli 
 apin, makini; ill. ni iMoiieer thai. I'l--, "cr. b-to'c ^ it 
 that thileb.iilii. (.i.,.:;p< \i\re il.c ..i ,i . f ..i, iln- ii.il 
 chill, if ihcy ,ould but have held tlitirloncu s, .i,iJ 
 
 
 vei obf iv ii'.g an\ ilated Coiirfc, except tiiat fonietinies it ^cen com, nicd 10 have fate down with ihe .!.lip'ai.c as 
 runs along the toalt lo the .Southward, ami ar other M^'c'll a» tlu Men, 'who weri' ir.oie c ncerncd 111 it than 
 tiiiie.-toihe North watd. As tor infiancc, .at ihistimt iIk i ill.)) our />..^i; .}.'.• might have preftr\'J tlicir Si. j a: d tlu;c 
 Ciuife ol it w.is to the Northwaj-d, and 11 for.'d them I-iLeity ; but tliey iiuiil be palunp their Ji s isjion the 
 fo Mo|. ir.ly to the Ijin.b.'.ar.ls, thai v.iiliout efpecial I Soldiers, and putting Swi.ids : y -.heir ildes forlooili, as 
 rroviileiM laliiimgthr^V ii;d, ilicv had there had a nil- '' 'liey knew how to nianai^e th.iu a' well as La.'-lcs, 
 ftiable end put 10 liieir V.)y.-'4L ' Iwa, about the Point 1 I'okeis and birc-paiis, ilicir own prop ■ v. , ■ nj, I'liey 
 of .(.''j'i..'7.i tliai the) were 111 ihi. iiiimmi III danger iwhichjwere \ery angry r.o J'.i.^.'.'/b I'ufn.r, -.■. , .e broi^piic 
 the) note ilius parti.:ulatly, liiat other!, nuy be .iwaie of ] home, (which we .iiullfupp.^i'e tlK\ cx| 
 the fame when they conie ihere.ilxmts.J Thwart of this tore wou'd net, 01 cti'd not be ijuic:, 
 roini 111 two Defert llbnuis i ailed Hl-ti il: I. let, for the | ilie Armado abroad again to get fi n;e 
 iiiultiiudesof Seals that hauii". the llioie , in the bigp.er 1 m the Bay ot ///.ic.:.i;,.i that Our I'co'.'le : 
 of them ii veiy good an.l leeurc Harbour, and tiie) '»)' appr.j.iching, and as Ux>n as they 
 both In ill t'l vlegi. io niin. S.l , or mar ther.abouts. j were, they gucl.Ml without im ch iroii'L.ie what ti/ty 
 Alter thi< they continued then Com fc along thclhore, came for. '1 he Manners were all in genera I sery iip:..,lii 
 and came athwart the River of Gi„:).i.:u.!l ; ilns has two upon this O-.alioii ; ihcie was i^oili,!;' i , t hei:tiiun.>, 
 Mauds III the mouth ot 11, the Souiherly and biggelt , and bouncing aniongll ihcni, and no iioife i. u'd be heard ^ 
 taH'J l'w>:.i, HI jdegr. S. I,, and the Northerly callVl but the I'roclainati. ns of ilu great .VcVous ilicy wou'd i 
 ,V.:«M C.'.i .(. /'i.i«<i is inliabiied, .iiid 'tis here that the clo. One prunisM 10 cm dowiitlic ;\dii.iral's .M.iin yard, 
 
 another to take hi.bl.ig, and iheCiunn.-r, f; v Ics pau 
 tiiga^-', that with ihe \cry Hill tnc of liio- he wou!cl 
 
 :' I 
 
 Cted, .tnd tiicie- 
 ..11 t! cy had fen: 
 
 \'\'til ; it was Tiny fee t'l.- 
 fit Ij'ieti ilic cue- -VJ-iiftHfc 
 knee, who tiiC) 
 
 
 i'^' 
 
 f 
 
 'iK 
 
 5/-a)i/.r'.;j build tiicit principal Ships, becaufe of ilie vait 
 ijuamities of Tuiiber hereiliouts ; For from this River, 
 be th y-i'>'(.\ nil ail ihe Valleys, ate lutnilli'd wi'h Tim- 
 ber, and the) h.ave none but what isbrouglii Iromhtiite 
 or fromt.i... By this River alio pall'es all the iliiif 
 Trade ot the Kingdom of <i«/'r. ; it's Navig.ible fcvera 
 
 J lay one of ihciii in the .Svds. Oiheij wiildthiv haj 
 , iic'cr come out < f their Couiitr) tis be fo dif-racd, bc- 
 |cauleSir /<>'i/./:..///.:ii\i',i made fome deniui abo. t ll"l:i- 
 n.g tins Armado, lo well i.o.idej as it wa', a.ic. lo 
 
 I ' '■■■ 
 
 Leagues into the Land, and is all along will-ltock'd wiili , infi.h fupeiigur 111 luimbtr. Ijiii 
 
 Tin.ber. The xvaier of it is found by experience 10 be 
 goiiJ tiiallailus ( f the Bones, and lor ihe Stone .ind 
 Sirangurj ; the rcalun of whuli, fome will fetch From 
 the Venues of the Sarlaparilla, wiili wlii.h 'tis impieg- 
 natcd, all theiUnks ami 1 ow lands ad).im,iig being .1- 
 buiidaiit.) rcpltnilli'd ilierew.ih, but how wifely or tiiily 
 the rii'lolinphers and I'hyfulins innlt ludge. Another 
 thing the Rivtr alFoids, whiJi ten to one cures all ib- 
 itemjK-rs if a Man happens t.i light mi't, and that's a 
 veiy titieeand ravrnous A^lic.'.tor ; many p.mr /i/..'j',oo 
 and \..j;... ,;• h.ici nail ihcir llones ciulh'd by tlieie, and 
 lliev are Ui nunicrous 100, thai iliey aie lecn here ni 
 whole llioals logithci, as bull aie iinithcr Rivers. 
 In I'kitm tile lid 
 
 as It wa- 
 ,as conimo.iiv 
 
 it bai - 
 
 peiis, thcFe Very b'ultciing People weie a., muvli cco. 1 
 wl'ieii diey ^aiiie to ih^ iiiai ; ih^y Ji,l I i '. 01 ivilhii-g i f 
 ihe many ini;',hty things the\ had lalk'd of, ard il;.; 
 (juMier, I'oi Ins par, was like a .Man wi.ho it lile .i.i,_ 
 foiil. Bui ihciv vs'i. llircw'd fiilj 1 icms of hi, |',,11iii..l1. 
 and irciWier,, and if he were noi a Villain he wa t'. 
 bkcit to one :l,ar e\ev fleoil in !ikh ,iro!l. f v all bi-lu - 
 pleuiems wcie one 1 .f order, fp., il'd, and noi lit t' r nfe ; 
 and be wascnhit Inch a(.owiid, qr f. great ,1 1\. Cal. 
 'hu he hinile't It' od as I'leiels as a'pieat u ai.s oi bi.. 
 loi.b. Noivvithllai!.!in;'. this ib.e tight wa> lorn; and 
 red, oils, atid (llicrc 1 cing four t;.oOi! Iicaus an.l orip'.-r: 
 hands in bi-V.h lides) bnlk and lluq) no; ilicj Fourhi- 
 
 IV...!:.,-» 
 
 iifcsi^oriO toot, and fioiu ihu 'and then Ueath'd, .is II were by coi.fent, ami tlk;: f^ll 
 
 ili: 
 
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 let it aHain, :iihI laid it .u this t.iic lor tlircc d.iys, ami 
 
 aliiioik .ill ilic nlpliis too. Tlic Sfjuiiirdi, tor ilic iiiuU 
 
 r.ui ol' iliat imic, kept pciiiniij; iii the v,\\M aiul fiiull 
 
 Slior, wlinli loiiUl mn Vc .inlwcrcil f > wiiriiily by the 
 
 Hu-'iif.', as w.iiitinj/ both lu.itiu.ils and luiiJs to iiianam; 
 
 it. But they wcrcui I uil ii o, as tvci now .n;iJ then U' 
 
 I'lH upon the V.w.ijh to fiirreii.ler, priniiliiin ihemgooil 
 
 (li.irier upuinlut CunJKioii j ami this the comp.inywtie 
 
 (oiiil nt ruliinitiiin; to, .irn' iiniVHtuiul bit l{icl',ti.i ll.nt- 
 
 /^■'.i Id Like pity ol' their dillreHal tJl'c, aiul not make 
 
 rliem all .S.ieiiikes or .Slaves to the S:.iiii.fiit, whole liiry 
 
 (vv.ts mipo:l'.Mj hn them iv w to eLap-^. I'lu this 
 
 tliniij'lu of yielding {;lio' of :i liiij;le. Ship to. i whole .Ai- 
 
 iii.ido; woti'd r.i ii down uiih l.;in, an.! tlicref. it lie coiii- 
 
 iiianded iheiii all to their refj'tCtivoSt.r.i.'ii. again ; yet 
 
 he was now lo wounded and weak hinifell, ilial he had 
 
 li'fle realim t" expeCl to fee the illlie ol the matter, and 
 
 w.i> lieli.lcsoUliRed to nii.lenake theififcharne of the ha- 
 
 7ar.!.iiis and laboviou.s Office ol a (iiinncr. In Ibort, 
 
 ihey iiiairii.un'd the fight till the ^d day in the Afienvion, 
 
 and then it appear'd to be iir.poiiihie to do lb any loii- 
 
 Ftr, for all the .Sails were torn, the Mails ll.attci'd, the 
 
 I'limps ihot to pieces, the Ship all over ni.in_.;led, with 
 
 the belt pare >X the Men kill'd, aii.l 7 or S foot of water 
 
 v'.U i". the Holil. fein; ilurwlore in this liiikinj; condition, 
 
 •■•* tl'.ere was no finher time to difpiite whether the St-.n,.'- 
 
 •• ..J OiKr lliou'd l,c .a.-a'pted tr no; ..nd thcriline Sir 
 
 .'{',■ .-,1,1 ordet'd a eertani .'I/'.:!. '/M'ilot, whieh he had 
 
 Pfd'ner aboard, to p/j in his Name to Von lt.n.:'i .!.■ 
 
 t\;.' ■ the Sp.:n:jl' Admiral, and tell him, That ithcj 
 
 l..vity, l<,r in the .<;/<;»//.• A.mados.he Cultcni oKiini 
 ims: I fheiebe .nn.iblohitc Adamal, the icth part of 
 ..ILSpo.l.,,,. l'!,„Kier belongs to him, and he has n „o, 
 bvl-ott, and as it happens -o f.,)| ,o his ih.ie. Imk I,v 
 Uioite, tor he takes what 1.C pleaf.s himlelf, u. ,1„. 
 UnK manner he pro. eeds if there be eve, li, many » Ji, 
 |.-w.Sii-is., the.,, e,„; taken, but if there he but .,ne, 
 I hciseniirely at the Admiral's dilpofal, and fo aie ihe' 
 I ' ";:;"f ••"'' ' -l^"t,es .,( M ,hat aie aloatd her. 
 I W I'.h ,|„s hope and expedat on, .;,,r ;;, v - V/; wi nt .-.- 
 way vvitl, the v.,./. I.l,a ,^,v,,,,,u t'r,,wJ : In this 
 Loiirle they .aiue by the famous (V;,;-lilaiid, wimh lie''"M...( 
 aioiii- the Lo.llt, benuinini. ibnie S lea .„es \V. S W 
 lio,n /•.r,..o...,,and runtn ihe S<.uihwardn;ar ^ I-'.^pnc-s." 
 J here are kveral of then,, and molt ef them inhaLited 
 by >/uM,.,./j aiuL\V--a-j Ahi.l, a,e their Slaves, and 
 kept only to hlh for Pearl. The I'earl lie n. ranks m the 
 nttcrmolf part of the Ojifer which is eallM iisRiitr, .nnd 
 the hiRpclt are generally toiind next to the end or loint 
 <>f the Oy K-r. Thole in the l-.^)-h.l:n havecm.no.dy 
 the Uiaraacr of the bell and lineft, iho' \\wAl\f:.lud:n 
 (in the ,,;dRment of our Author, do produce as good; 
 and pci haps one of the largelt in the World wa-. found ^^;*' 
 in thele I earl lllands, it was as big .is the Pomircl ot ' 
 a 1 hiiya,.!, .ind was nivcn by King ['riliu the Second of 
 Sfnu to his Daughter E:::;,-lc,i, \Vifc to W/.'r,/:,; Arcli- 
 dukoot .;/,//,„:. Withi.ithe I'earl Iiland lies a fiuall 
 Illand which they call /,- I'.tc'rtc, which comaii^s not a 
 1-C3f;,ic ol ground, hut is a molt ftunfel Ipot ; it be- 
 to a pri'a'e Man, who by lis own and his .S'aves 
 
 Chap 
 
 
 long'i 
 
 von'd give hisWoid and Oath (as the Kings Officer) to induftry, made it I ling him the value of'^s . r<t. pound 
 
 n>ine rhtm alla/««ff ■."'. to give them life and j every Week in Frmt, v.lii.h he conltantly fern to tie 
 
 1 ibeiiy, and I'alliige as loon as in,i;hc be into /;>(;<//;/(./: Market at /'.i»;.i);).-. 
 
 -And f.mlier, to fend alfi fome ..ittain Pledge for the | In their Courle t.) P.v,:<';.:, Cwv lail'd bciween 
 
 en he wou'd liirrender | Ifland and ihc Main, . where t'heic is a very pood (di.-.i]- 
 not enjjage to do th„s im\h,j ncl ot j cr 4 Lc.aj.ncs '.-road, and uitliom' .iny dan-cr 
 t the Fruits of his Vinery, ^CTtccpt a Man come too near the ll.orc on any (ids ; and' 
 
 to 
 C' nlirmation of all ihis, that ihen he wou'd turrender | Kland and ihc Ma 
 Imj Sliip ; Lul if he woe. 
 
 he llioii'.l never eiip-y any >.,..„.. 
 
 till e they were all lefolv d 10 perilh with their .Ship, la- 1 vet this is thoucht ihi- bcfer Coiirfe th.m to i>"o a Sea- 
 thu- ihan etid'.ire any manner o'i i'l treatment from ilic ' bonr.l of the Ill.nd, becaafe of the fwift nmnim' of the 
 
 liie ".'•• ' 
 
 WJWJ, 
 
 '•j''.'.;r,ikc*7 ■■'•■■■■'•■•'• And ready, by their Uemands, one wou'd Tide-', .ind t!;e advantage to flop at l-.bl: 
 'tarteiir.. not have !hi4ii;lit they weie in n:uch danger of any, or Succour and AiiillaiKe, if a Man IIioiiM i 
 that thev mi.lt ilie lu.xt hour, ty an unavoidable iKielii-jcalm'd, wliieh may happen hce lomctimes. 
 ty, be cither Iwallow'd up of the ,Sea, or fall into tliej At lalt they came to an Ajuhor under / 
 liamls. f il.c .f/.vji.-r./j wuhout any terms at all. And .ire two little Illands whi.-h make the Pt tr of /'.n,^/;,^ 
 't;.s no I'mail wonder that the ip.inir.,;!!, under fucli cir- , wl-.ich is about two Leagues W. N. VV. from the City' 
 cuintta.n.es of advantai;e, ll-.ou'd it.vul to argue To and 1 yet [he City has alio a Port for I'mall Parks at full Sea' 
 C'i about the iua:;er, and lujt rather purfue wliat they | having then abcu: 7 foot water, but at cLb 
 
 as alfo for 
 :".M to be 
 
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 r.;jl. 
 
 
 I <s,.irj.a;. 
 •cpt thcip. 
 
 and lujt rather purlue \Mui oiej immus men a,ou; 7 root water, Lnit at etb 'l;ii quite 
 had beg'in, and aceomplilli the fate of the crazy Ship, dry. 
 .ind ii- as weak Deteniiants. Hut whatever were the rea- News being fenr to r,iK/:»,-/; (,f the iVcccfs rf ihc 
 Ions, 'tis certain they did nhcrwife ; the .Admiral f>vorc | Expedition, there was great rejovciug th.re, exiirefs'd 1 
 by his Maker, an 1 by his Knighthood, (10 bin.! the bar- jby the dif^hargc of all their Ariil'lery,' and the pvidi- • 
 pain more firmly thai he wou'd receive them all t J fair 'gious Illuminations, whl h made theCitv at adillan. e 
 Q.iarter. and grant (very thing clfe they demanded, .look as if it had bten all of a bla7c. The Arr.iado alio 
 and in t ken of ihis he drew eft liisGlove, and fent it came thundering on wuh their Artillcv, andthc "i ri- 
 for a Pledge. Upon iliis the .S'/./-/;/.!) \.'j ci.ter'd the Ship, jumph wou'd lave better belitied tlie Co'ivjiieil of ano- 
 ci-yins; btint.i ;;h:v./i as thev came; neither was there ther Armado, than one poor Ship, which was yet ail 
 any fort of Outrage or Infelence eoniuiiticd by them, they lud to Ihcw for it. 
 An.l which was a particular mark of the Ad,uirarsciM- .As to the particulars of Sir [{icJif.i's Entcrrainmcnt 
 
 fn.'fiftl"y 
 Nkcii. 
 
 5a;r ukcr 
 
 lity t) Sir lij.r.i,.! H.;,v<^ ■;,•, he \\:\\: U>r him into hisown 
 .Ship, ih:it he might be lure to be our of all harms way 
 
 Thtkin.l 
 ,.l.i;..-ol-.Sr 
 hii'iA'i 'n.l 
 all the bit. I i 
 I.)' (he SfA- 
 *rh A.lmira 
 
 Detainurc there. Liberty and Travels li„mcwards, wd 
 have no account of them, lor here his Relation breaks 
 win n the multitude came aboard, 'ihe kind and honou- iolf, tho' he promilesa fei.ond Part, wherein thelc leveral 
 r.iblo ulape he had friin that gciier ■usS/'jhi,;/-/, as it P.alfages Ifioii'd be largrlv handled. 
 
 was hardly to be expeiffed from an Enemy whofe pa- In .general, we find by what is occafionally dropt, Tl" 'if •' 
 tieni-e had been tbiricd, fi not ralily cxprcfs'd. Net- 1 that after 1 cing Ionic time a: /' .■•■im,-, where ho was vc- ''".''"'■'' 
 thei did lii« Humaiiiiv and Conrtelie flop there, but ex- I'y civilly cntertam'd b, t!ie Ciii.r Hon Ihlfr.-.ii .,■.• C.yho, ' "'"■ 
 ' tended it felf to all tiie Seamen and Manners who were he was fe.it into Pe .•■, and rcli.led 1 (aIi at Lim.t and C:.J- 
 now becoiiiC his Prif irers ; he gave Order for the fup-jc.-, I ...two mofl celehtated Cities .f that glorious Lm- 
 plvhigthcm with all Ne.cifiries .ind the looking to their iptrc. Ihr.t he was a Prifoncr li.ie i, pall all doubt, but 
 Wounds, whi.h was dmc with fo much care and d,li- [that hctvas t,;iated bv the Via' Key, and all the N(jble- 
 
 Ttify cnffr 
 ['It Hi /en. 
 
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 gcnce, that not one 0! all the wht.le company died that men 
 ivas alive at the fnrrer.dct of the .Ship. ' lis true, there 
 were fome (/f the 'ir.ni.itd. thtt were ..f i',iiite anctiier 
 temper, th.it i.nimbled at this kindnefs, an.l laid that the 
 1.i.:\.'I'k ought to be luatcd as Pnates, and baith was not 
 to be kept with Hcnti. ks, and many other thingsof that 
 iia'ute ; but the .Admiral put Sii .\^k ,■•.:>. /out of .all doubt 
 ;>iid fear, by r-j eating his lolemii preiiiife that all things 
 Ihouldlc inauaged according to the agreement, and that 
 provided the King of S;.-lii (according to cuftoni, left 
 hini to Ids di!"p fii, his Liberty Ihnuld coil him no more 
 than a Brace (;f /■•'••.;"}'■' Cireyhounds, a Ranfom fniall 
 tiii i,gh, conlidenng what 'twas in his power to have 
 C.Hjm .1- demanded. Kcidier did the Stir.iiijh Admiral's making 
 "s^wt '•"* provif) (if bis Mailer left Sir liu'- r.r.f HM:"' to 
 '"" ' his dilpofal) feem to be any way capable of giving a jnlt 
 fiifpidon of any finillcr deligu on toot againll lii.s liber- 
 ty, for the King might ]'o:libly life his Prerogative a- 
 gimltCuKom, and not allow his .Admiral the Privilege 
 that I b'd to be allowcl as jus Righ:, oiherwife the nut- 
 ter was p'a n enou;.li, an.l the prefunipti.iii as Itrom', 
 
 of the Country, more 1 ke a Prince tl.an a Prifo- 
 ner, 15 alio molt cettain. Mow 'twas with h.iii at the 
 Iflaud of r.-::,.!, r. ,\L.! i.l and .Sc:/.', (lor at ihefe i-U- 
 tes he wasa'f ) conlin'd) and what accidents befel him 
 there, th : fecund Pan which he proniifed mull difeovir. 
 This mull be laid, that he no where difcovers the leaft 
 degree of fufpicion of any treachery in the Sp.v:ii!,:!i, 
 norcomplainsof any hard ufagc; and his company were 
 every where as lalie as htmlelf". 
 
 One ihiiii; ;s to be obferv'd, that Don Sr:tr.iti ,leC.:jh,) 
 fliew'd him a Letter from the King of i'/.i,';/ to the Vice- 
 Koy ol I'c! , wherein was given an account of his Voy- 
 
 age, the Ships, f iieir Number, their Burden, their Am- 
 
 immitun, and whither they intended to go ; adding 
 withal, Till m.ti /re fays lie) iy iH:, win, -r th Kjr^ 
 ".■V Mij}cr Ins tint Jctr.e s^ooA Viicnds it: Kngland. To tlii'» 
 Sir /(.'e/j.ii</rep|.'d, Tl'nt 'tvei-.i no wnidc'r liis M-'JIcr lied 
 jo itti-.t.r h''in„li rir'y xpi'rrr, fiice ltl;i,/fo rnii^ii CIJ <!?;.J 
 S'//:r- ; r.n.l 'tvns t:n micmimrn tiii,\^ lo fee li.iiii mr\:Pc:' 
 vie trit Talei cut rfSclv.l, .tiij out of Cciiiitiy ioc. Aiui thi 
 ■luiliof it is, il'f Spaniards eii^ltt n-r 10 ir tLwut i'l til 
 
 as well cou'd be, that Sir Hjchr.rd might be furc of his ,*]r fn f^cnitig /l.lvur, Out the bnj'i /ind pc'-fi.ii'iii Lnglii 
 
 Jur gi;jiiigii. CHA^ 
 
 i"r\ ..n Wl'il 
 
outbid lit. l.ib^ V. 
 
 \i'.o'silii' Cultciii o'rt.uni 
 ;iiii.il, till- irtli part oh 
 liini, aiul he lus ic ivif 
 
 I'.lll 10 lll'i 111 lie, I'llt liv 
 
 plcalls liitiil<.ll'; uv the 
 
 1«; cvci 111 iii.uiy i^ I'd 
 m if tluri Ic I'lit OIK, 
 
 lili'olal, anil Tn arc '.lie 
 aii'aL'o.iiil Ikt. 
 ', lair I'.irjJ'I'j wiiit a- 
 Mils I'ri, iiiin ; In iliis 
 /'.-'.-IlUiul, wliirli lie '"'.'W.I. I. 
 ■ S I i.i una W. S. \V. 
 liwarJiiiai- 3' I.c.if.iK's. 
 molt if iliciu iiiluLitiil 
 
 1 ail.' tliiir Sl.ivis, ami 
 IVail lie m ranks 111 tlic 
 cli iscall'il iisRi:tr, .mil 
 next to ilio cikI fir joint 
 'l-hi,llrs liavc coniinouly 
 ii'rt, tlio' iliL-;/'.y?-/»,^.Vi 
 
 il') pvo.h.cc as good ; 
 1 the V\'oild iva-, foumi f^"",^' 
 I'ig as the I'omircl ot 
 in(;/Vi7()' ..lie SCwOtu! rf 
 NVifc to Ai'.rit:,! Arcli- 
 Varl Iihtiil lies ,1 fma'l 
 'vhich >.'oii;a'i^< r.nt a 
 )lt liiutfi'l I'lOt ; it be- 
 ll's oivn ai'il luj S'avis 
 aliic ot'i^^ I riC. poiniil 
 coiilhimly 1cm to ti.e 
 
 ':^y lailM hciivoin the "•""'" 
 
 I uitliout any ilnn<<ci, 
 l!;nrc on any (ii'.c ; ami 
 irfe tli.iii to j>o a Sea- 
 he Iw.ft uir.iiiii!', of the 
 :u 1. 1)1.' ; as alfo for 
 in llioii'ii l„i]'pcn to be 
 o;iiciiMx>. 
 
 ?r mulir /' '.'.-■ ; ihciV f'- '•. '^ 
 ■•>■ tlier(.i..-of V.u.r.ihr.,^'"'- 
 N. W. from tlie City, 
 mall Parks at full Sea, 
 , I'lit at eLb 'tis i;;iuc 
 
 of the fi\-ccfs of ihcioy J.,,. 
 >ycii;)', there, e\pief>'i.l ihi- .i, «■..■" 
 Ilery, and the pi-idi-''^- 
 
 thcCiry at a d;!ian>:c 
 17C. The Ari:iado alio 
 Artillery, and the Tn- 
 
 l!ie Conkjiiell of ano- 
 ip, wlinh was yet all 
 
 IcharA's Entcrrainmcnc, 
 ravels ]i le.cwards, \vc 
 re his Relation Ircaks 
 , wherein thcfc Icvcral 
 d. 
 
 is occafionally dropt, Thf r,(^ •■ 
 i»K, where he was vc- aj'" ' ^ 
 '^Don Ikltr.-.n.hCyho, "" 
 
 1 otll at Lim.i and f:J- 
 cs of that glorious Ln\- 
 ■tc is pall all doiiln.liit 
 Iry, and aJI the NoMe- 
 ■ a I'rinv-e lliaiia [-"rilb- 
 'tv.as With h iu at the 
 
 S.'iil, (lor at ihefe pla- 
 i.i: accidents hefel him 
 pronufed mnlt difeovii. 
 ivhere difcnvcrs the leaft 
 chcry in the .S'/.diiVj.,.';, 
 i and Ills company were 
 
 lat Don Sf'tr.vi deC.iftio 
 up of J/.r.i; to the Vice- 
 1 an aecoiint of his Voy- 
 their Bniden, then Air.. 
 :cnded to go ; adding 
 y tl-i.', wl.iti :r the Kj>l, 
 uit iV Knglaiid. Toting 
 'III wci:rl,-r Lis M-J}er haii 
 • l-c hi-.d III ntuch CLI tin.i 
 ii:^ 10 lee I lam )nr.l-^:Pc-' 
 cf (.'.iiiiitiy !0!:. /but tk 
 t n.t to tx U.iiii'il i'l til 
 uje nnA perfiiiciis I nplii 
 CHAf 
 
 Chap. XI. 
 
 C H A V. Xf. 
 
 ^n Account of the taking of St Vincent, ^.'W Fucrrn I'^c'lo, 
 tn the Weft- Indies, l>y Capt.un \\ illiam Parkers/ l \\- 
 mouth 
 
 i^ 
 
 um 
 
 7 
 
 «r 
 
 (jtl:i. 
 
 ^HR l-lcet whiJi did thrlc j;iili K.<plfiib wa. 
 I>ui linail, eonliltiii;' of n'l ni'io iliaii tv.o Slupi, 
 one Pinnaic and two .Shalloii;. I he Vnntcii.t, 
 Admiral, was but of ito Tun, and ii.id alioiii 1 (-M. r. 
 .1'. card lie 1 ; the i'r.ul, Vae-Adniiral, was ot <e 1 1111 
 and o- Mill. iheP.iinaee of 2c Tun .\t,^\ 10 Mm. li-e 
 I'erf ns tliii I'.pnali/ >1 ihmifeKes 111 tins Adion.and had 
 a I'an ol dv Coininand, were thei'e that lollow : Captain 
 (Uli!, Capt.;('.ir./, Capt, /•'..ij.i'j, Capr ( (../i/m", Ca| t. 
 W//'.i, with I iiie other Gintlcmen as Vilmitcers. In 
 th' 11 paifing In the Cape of St.yinunt in -V "", "■'um- 
 nviiK lall'd the .South Cipe. they nu' wiih fiitli 1 vio. 
 Iriii I oiiiado, or gnli of teinj elhioiis Win I, th.u then 
 I'lnn.ue, with all lier Men I ut tlitec, werelott wirlnt, 
 aiilglil toionieotf thcmfelvcs without any more ila 
 mage. 
 
 Direeling their Conrle from their e to the lllmds ol 
 C.ipc Veitl, miniediately upon their arrival there ihcv 
 let iifioii V/. /Vwcw, whiih IS one of them, .ind took 
 the llland an.i ihe lov.n , the .Spoil ol «hieh was given 
 10 the Soldieis, and the Town it felf afterihat to the 
 Hamcs- 
 
 Hen. e they haled o\er to the Coalt ol I'cn.i l'lim:i, 
 and coming to the He.tich>!c, or I'earl I'llliery in the 
 In, ill IiUikI of Ci./'.tiii/.t, they fiuiid the (ioveinonr ot 
 (■//i«.iH<i there with a Ciompany ofSoldnTs; notwith 
 Handiiip, wliiih they landel their Men, and were le- 
 ceu'd wiih ptcat warmth Jiid bnsknelsby the tiieiniis, 
 however at lalt tliey got the better on them, took the 
 ff..lF.ih"y|,|^^^,_ with dners of the kit Men I'tiloiiirs, togohei 
 "'■ will; fevpial flf their Harks and Koats ai the fame time ; 
 
 foi ';ie Ranlotti (>f all wliuli, Capt. J'.i'/;r/- had $oc / 
 in I'e 111 paid him. 
 
 1 his do.ie they proceeded with ilieii Vuyai^e, lailing 
 directly for Cape ./c lal'elr., where they met with a gteai 
 I'ortiij^:!'-/ ■ Ship laden with Negro's ti-om <on?o and .•/>.- 
 fo'e., and huuiid for Cr.ii>-ri^rni^, from whence thole 
 wrcitlies were to be lent to the Mines. This Pri/e, with 
 \ery I. cie trouble and rehltance, lame into ilieir hamS, 
 anii the Redemption ofihele Slaves tame 10 S'-" '. ii.ore ; 
 'tis true they had no iHiielit by it, being Itill ivhe.ethey 
 were lielore, and 'tis ccnain arc Men ihiu c.ni't alter 
 
 
 Thty rnfPf 
 tiK H4/cn. 
 
 their, ndiiion, being every where dooin'd to Slavery 
 but the Seamen had fome bcneht by it, and llio' 'twas 
 not much, yf 'twas better than lying iiill upon the wa- 
 tci and doing nothing. 
 
 After this t ley went to the llland Ci/vc", where they 
 cmbark'd n- of iheir Men in two fmall Pinnaces and 
 two Shallops a.. I then lailil to the llland IXn iitiji-mm- 
 t !, where they pick'd up lomc Negroes tor thcirGuides, 
 and lb with their H. ats and I'lninces prel'ently enter'd 
 thcniouth of the Rnerof /'("M Bi-/, ; it was night, but 
 they had a bright Moon ilaning upon them, by the help 
 of whofe bglit the Wauli had quickly dilioier'd them. 
 At iheir very tirlt entrance into the Haven (which is by 
 the way above twelve (core over, and very deep at the 
 iiioiith, and a good way upwards; they were haled by 
 the Itrong t!aftle of St. I'hiip. Here is always cs good 
 Brafs Piei es ready mounted to bid an liiuniy welcome, 
 and Soldieis enough to manage them. Thele, as was 
 (aid, h.ile.l our I'lnnices, .iiid ask'd whence they were ; 
 to whii h they (having Ionic Svitiijh Tongues aboard, 
 them for that piirjiofe) immediately anfwer'd that they 
 C)ft, f«ii<r came fiomi'.o'/'.ii^'w.^. ('ponthis, theoTlierscommand- 
 cd them to come to an Aiuhor, which iliey did ; bur a 
 bom an hour afierwaids, Capt. I'.v'ny' I'lk his oppoitii-'. 
 iiitv to go up the River vvitii his two Shallops, leaving' 
 thcPiima cs there at AniAr b'.fnre the CalUe of ,V,'. I'm- 
 /:■,". Hut as there is anothW Lfi |-< rt, called the Fort ofj 
 '"•7",?"' '''■" '■'•'^ dirci'^iy oppollre to theCallle, fi it! 
 happeii'd that tome of - Soldiers there fpied the Cap- ; 
 tain moving on with I allops, and cried out to hijii 
 
 10 Ifiv, iiiniui;;; atter li.ni alotij; "he lli.-ire ; but he ncg- 
 lii'ted thnr < uurKs, Wiiit on'diuCtiv m the Town ot 
 ti'.:ii , andUnled Ins jo Men, (t'or h^- had no iinn; 
 wi 11 him uionrhisdilivnjaii.l in a trice, tho' the alarm 
 was gum, letiiinhre, and lea rr.', u '.uriung nanh'd 
 iicio the grcit and 11. li I'own ol /'/-c- .;,■.., to wh.cli 
 I' /..•(•(» was a> It were an inlet, lacing entre.l i.cr.', he r.u j. tti' 
 dire.'f'.d ins iii.nJi iminediaulv to the King sTvell.lle- 
 l louli , wlk:c hefouiiil aSipudron of SoK'.iersdiae. n op 
 tori, eiveliiin, with two Rial. l-ie!.!pieeej well moiint- 
 en on their Car.iage*. Th.- hght ihit liueeviitd wjsi!, •.■ • n 
 ihiip an I \'»y, ,iiid (.'.ipr. frh-i lia.l li'lUhe 1 ell |; rt it'-''' -'~ 
 h.s <o Mm, wjicn ili.'k wliichci.mniaiii'cd lIlel'inniTS 
 healing ihc alarm, and hndnig rwa~ liifli t:i;ie u a.l- 
 aiLC, timely came into his iclnt with 1 j.j treih Men, 
 which aifiliance tnrr:d the .Scale, and qui. '■ ly p ; oi end 
 to the ...intliCf, lor the i/'(ii;/.i.,/) i.ow |iei;.iii 'o 1 .nrc 
 themleives by Might, and a good luimberof ihei;i ^.t iv 
 to thcKinp'^Hoiile, where ihey defended tliem'. Ives ve- 
 ry rel'ohitely. Thel clicgni; of this lock up at leal! fnir 
 lot five hours, all which tinu thcv eontmued in luinc 
 Ai'tioii 01 other with the IXftndjiiis , bur .it lad the- 
 i.'iy.-jl' nude thj:r way m, ami 1 ewiire Malleri (fit, 
 as ihey were alio kj\ the whole Tvnicniiie'v. Amonglt.fi,. ... ,.^„ 
 die |■'rllbncl^ ut Qiialny were die (Joven . r, and theiK^ii.r 
 ?.m; I. ; as tor the .lUi-de, he was r,n out of Towii,ii'''-il')' U"' 
 ; and hail taken care to have the loiiijMnv nf a prear gold''"*'''' 
 (diaui along w.ili him, winch lie tleii v.i.;. "abort his 
 neek. As lor iheTrealuie found in th- Tie-.diire-iloule, 
 it was no'.hing to what they cxpeilVed, f, r tins place is 
 the Repolitory at one time of the >'iar. of all the Jiea- 
 ,fute 1 hat tonics from /•(■.,( and C .',/. which fometin-.ea 
 j amounts to mere th.in 6 Millions of Due.iis. Thcv, lor 
 i their pans, now met with no more than lorr, .-t tids 
 ;time, but -i they had lome 7 davs l.'onct had got a 
 |Beoiy ot liccco, wl.i,.h were gone in two Frigate I'cr 
 ifjtti .'■^^■11!. 'I he Spoil of the I,)vvii .vh.rvvile, 'ii:M>- 
 ney, Piaie, and Merchan.iize, was ni t niionii.leta' !e, 
 aji.l w.nall gnen 10 the Sjljiers, to their re ht ie latil- 
 faetioii, '1 he) did hot tiiii.k httomakoa I'ennv of ihc 
 l-'riluncri that wcie taken, 1 ut rail.ir bv f t:i"g tlieni 
 free with, mi Ranh ins, to g've the ?,'-:>/.',:,,/j anex.awple 
 ol tvd and generous Oeportment towards then hincn'r s. 
 I his lowii had two goodly Chinches or 7 tine 
 Streets, ^ hnall Forts on ihe o:ie lide, belides the great 
 Caltle ot .'«'. ('/',/.Ki on the other ; .-.rd the/,' /'/■'■ 'were 
 fo kind as to fparc all ihefe B;aldings o-o, when it was 
 III their power CO have dcmoLll.'d them all, and left no- 
 thing but Rums behind them. 
 
 Ill a woid, they Itaid 111 the Town f.u' a day or two.Tlic Sfixl 
 to Ihevv that they were allbime Maiters of it ; in all"'''''!""'' Ji- 
 whiihimiethey hid net the Icall lii.turbance from any jj,'';t,''^','' 
 rallied Forces <::t"tlic '<pv:i.:,,'.s, nor 11,-. alarm given, only icilioiici'it. 
 as they were failing away again the Kncmv begali to ap- 
 pear, and make ibmc httle llir, but 'twas oni\ the ex- 
 changing of a few IJullety, and takinglea-.enfcaeli other 
 at parting out ot the mouths of their gr.-at Gims. 
 
 Fliis AJU '11 of the takm..' .1 Town of fuch great rivy I jr- 
 
 13 .VIlT. 
 
 .. _. ..ft .' ".'•.11 \j\ iiivit ri,.,ii.l.' 
 
 llrength wiih lo tcvv Men, bred fu.h an Idea of the" 
 /•>/i;////j Valour in fo'ue if the .V/M./...i../i, that the Go- 
 vernorof i',i tl g-u.i piuciihitly, Imj.c lie wodd i;ivc 
 a Mules lading of Silvei to have a lir.lit .t Captai 1 I' 1 - 
 .'■<■. and h.s Compaiiv ; a:id had thvy l',-; 11 t..tc he vvoul.l 
 have parted wit! I wh.ic he had upon fo cane leiiis as 
 they at J'.i.'.. /!, ,. did, 'tis very likeiv cluy might have 
 f iM him thai favour, but his fircngih beim; uin:ert ,iti as 
 well. IS Ins pay, ih^y did no- thinklii toartianj'C hmi 
 
 The liiile hirer came f if |y mto fini,..,:, Harbo'ur 
 again, having had ilu Honour of taking w th a tew 
 Men, in .1 liule time, and m inc.^niJeial L lols, one 
 if the hneli lowiis the King of S/.o>. lias inx\\c,l'jt- 
 hiJii i. 
 
 C H A V. 
 
748 
 
 Lib. V 
 
 m. ^ i 
 
 Chap. XII. 
 
 Some A'oAcf rcl.it in^ to the General Hijiory of t Lit Tiirtoft/jcS^'cii- 
 Indks under the Dominion of the Spaniards -. OAlcUcd from 
 the brul^n Ohler^catiom of Alexandfo Ufiiiio, a Reman, 
 rtiho lixcclm Vqvw and Chili 34. Tears ■ of iVdio Ordu:i- 
 nes dc Ccvallos, 'i Span'iih Tne/l ■ oj Lppc/.Vc/, .? 
 
 PortUguele, ta{cn l>y Cipta'm Withrington at the l<i\;er 
 of I'latc, mth l)is American 'Notes doiu him. 
 
 
 Court 7 ^^r 
 
 tons 
 
 in Kiv\ I. 
 
 :J 
 
 A ftort c :t 
 to tbc Sci. 
 
 TitT't firms. 
 
 
 
 '1* 
 
 li.i 
 
 Hi V 
 
 As to ttli.u .om-cins i:k- H\l1ory (^f N.iuiro, tin- 
 Civil I'oiiiv, Cull.nus aiul (riMTniiiciil ot' iIkIc 
 iioM: (^)'.ititric.s, ui.' Ihal! aftcrw.irils |'i\)i1ikc, 
 .i:iJ tlulc thiiiK.s in a I.ir(;c aiiil p.irtiiiibr Acmun l^y it 
 liil ; wliiTtiii till- Hiltoncs oi the two CdUiratcJ Liii- 
 pias, jV/cv.Vu ami C-^v, Ihall he tra> ii in .ill the moll 
 >alualiic Hoau,-, .-iii.l u'hatl'.iovcr wc can rut "'■T dI' 
 Aiir.'iors ot' any Cliarach-r writirn upon cliol'v Sub|i->;ls. 
 lliall l>c I'rcfciin-.l to thi.- RcailiTs iiav. V\hat i: ollci il 
 "ow, is only a Collodion of Ionic look- Nijui rckrini; 
 Tloic tiiilu-Clpciprapliy ot' liinic pani^iilar l'.ir:s:irtl I'la- 
 Ci^'s, tli.iti <.t" tho'i;inc-ial Heads that will allow them to 
 ' oiiic ni fairly attcrwavils ; they wciv thought to be ot 
 finnc life In- thm Authors, and therefore by tlK:ii dili- 
 Rentiy pri;fer\eJ and tranfnnttcil to iis. But as things of 
 fhiskiiiil ,!'^-ing iniK|itn-l.ini upon one another) wont run 
 on is other relaiH'ii'j havei'.one) in a continued uiiinter- 
 tuptcd Sio'T, fo the Reader mull lie eonrentL'.l to take 
 tlieiii in I leecs and parcels, as their Authors hive Uui- 
 %er\i them, and the nature of the tinny admits of. 
 
 J he Country of i\. a'.S>n'H lias feveral \ery excellent 
 ports Lvali on the North and the South (idc • '1 lie prin i- 1 
 }ii ot 'hem on the North is Jit.Jiir.u Ac l.ua, a: which 
 place ,-■ 11 the Arniadocs that cunie froni Sp.iiii are dif- 
 thar'^M, anj the Merchandizes arc lavried to the preat 
 City lA' ■V/.vvi .-. There arc leveral alio v.-hich it has up- 
 (u the South Sea, ttoin sviicnce they trade with /'(•■h, 
 l'.i,-A.'-t:\ the I'/'.V/'ciw IllanJs, the Mluiicui and C'/;i/,.i. 
 The hrtt t art of the Country (reckoning asyou proceed 
 aloni; theCoail) that is mhahitcd by the Sp.vu.i'di isl'c- 
 r:; '■, the ruhelt perhaps ordV'ld i n the whole /'/rfiV', but 
 intoleraiiio licklv, ai;i haid!v lit to be dwc't in. The 
 air i:, \ery hot and lull:-., yet nor clear and ferenc with- 
 al, Lurthick, andalieays full of rany Clouds. It yields 
 lut!e or no Fruit neiilv r, and molt uf the Iddcnan.e ot 
 thelnhahitant,^ •■■ines from other places ; and yet all ihel'e 
 inconveniences do the 'ij'.uitr.r.: ciidiTc f.T the rakeoflhc 
 bclo.ed fiold, and wonr iiiu: a pi.icc that has fo many ' 
 contrarieties to nature, lor one thine that makes it .igree- 
 ''■' co\e!ous humi i;r. There is no morel 
 Ictwern the Ri\er .rV C/rim.-s ('.vhich ' 
 ill'ues from the I ,ike of W.mmj^k ■) and tlie Siu-.h Nci, 
 an Itobrinp thefetv.o touethcr, and open a comnuini a- 
 tion bctv.'ccn both li.les ot the yim:- u.iu World by this 
 means, is thought 1 y oi^r Authors to be a in; . h lei's dilii- 
 cult work than '.'me ofihollofthe like nature, that 
 wer: projc 5cd b rnierly by the /;.o;'' /."■.' and H' in i-.n. 
 
 From thistract of /'•.■.ii.'/.i unto the lll.iiid of Air;' - 
 rct.i, thcCoalt alouR iscall'vl VcmVii.-i.t ; thc,S>.i«/',i ..'j 
 gave if tin: name, bo.aiile 'tw.as the hrtt mm I.an I they 
 conqucr'd alia they had pafs'd the lllands. Th:sis alio 
 hot, wc: and unhealthy, like the firmer. Particularly 
 the Town of iNVw/yre .U L)i s h.is a Icandalous reputation 
 upon this account ; 'tis the tint plice inhibited alter \ou 
 have f alTed V.r.:;.u% and were it not tcr a convenience, 
 the air (d"it crrta:nlv v.'ou d never hau' recommended it 
 to h.ivc been iiih.tbitcd .it all. But it has agood I'or , 
 and 'tis the wiv by I.an 1 to the .South Sea, and the ti.tiU; 
 of /Vi.v ; and then over ai;.iiiift it (as it were) on the 
 South. Sea Call, Hand', the wcU-knownCityof l'.iii.wi ., 
 whi' h is not above i S Leagues 'lom '■.mure t'f Dins. X o 
 this Town of .V inl.c .'w D i-i does the Sp.tiiTi- Shippinp 
 come .and unlade, the Cjods bcin^ carried fom In nee 
 iiil5aiksup.-i.Kiver to .illouie \vh;cli li c.iX \ ih- il.jc 
 cfCdlp, and I'loiu then, e upon. Mults bv land t'> /':- 
 «M,-, v\h'.tli is but 7 l.eapues fn m th.at foicnienlioa'd 
 H )Uij ; and this Carri.ip,o is \ciy hborio'. s an 1 cliarpe- 
 ablet.j d-.em, hccau'.c ol the grcacKains, and the uiicicii 
 ir.oiintai.lJi.i iu;i;cd ways. 
 
 able to a fo-^lic 
 than 4 I.eapi 
 
 From iVjW'i; ,U- bios yo;i proceed to rrtr/iV"™,-, tlic ''•"'■'.'• 
 the Country .ibout which is imicli more heiith\. and 
 lulKi of l'ro\iiion ; the I'own it hlf alio i, larpei atul 
 laircr by nuich, and has a I'ort which lar liirpalles ad the 
 relf It the Trade of Spnin has made S(wl.,e ,t: />. i a 
 ri.li plaie, that and others have done tnui h more Irr 
 CAtlr.g.y,,^ for here the .Mtips alwavslVay when ihcv go 
 .-ind come from ^';,,,!> ; and if they chance to NVmter be- 
 tose ihcy f-o hou-.e, ilicy are fure to lie at f i ;.^i;,.,.:. 
 Betides, there's .aliundance of Goods and <MerchaiVlii:cC i:; : 
 dilchari;cil here to be earned into the Kingdom of Sew 
 <iinn.:.i.:, and pnai ouaniiticsrd' ^\.^\^ cc'ire from that o ; -, 
 Kingdom huher. Hut there is nol.ainl-cari. .^c c t Mer- ■."■•■' 
 chan.lize trom Ci,.'/, .^,-;., into '; :h ■.!■, nor o'uv ii, t'-ai 
 ti.isltcs :cr^ l.eapues tMthiti the 1 and, lut tlicie'are v.ut 
 uiipailal'.'e Ml nntains, and itandiii!; Water- in the uay, 
 f, that they cam all up the g>o;LKi.cr A; :,,..;;,,, . llrj, ■ - . 
 Kiver, tlin' It bo loth .'aigeaiiil v, ry dccpi'vct tliev ,an '• 
 not go with their Ih'ks abo\e ;,. I.ck^u. . rp ir. be, a;ile 
 of agrcatcunent; fo that the ll.nks'diichaii'C .I'l 'bur"" '' 
 (ioods into linall Canoes, v\'huh row dole :■.). n • ', v t; c 
 Ihore lidc. " ' 
 
 lliefc is a palla.ic by the new '\in.;d.-;n-. ai.d ." ;■ v.re • > ■ ■ . 
 from Crti;/..:; I.I to I'cv, winch i^ in a!! about' ^co''-- 
 fcigues; fo that takinp the .',.-, Lca^ocs wlrch they go 
 up the Hivcr, the other .;co are ilirV .a Country w.ll 
 inhabited, and uheretiure ;;. nood and iptii t UMieil.i g. 
 The Polls do i.l'tcn pit's to a'ld fro this way, Ivi ; ccaule 
 'tis very l.np and tc\b. us. thcMei.hants d. lu ufc it but 
 when they arcconltraincl to it. 
 
 ,S'.i»,/,; M!,i: lic:i y. Lca;.;i!es ibllant fioai C: t'-^:i:r.^: ■: ., 
 along,thel.imeCoall ; 'tis 1 nt a poor 'I'own i-. rcl'j cet < I 
 'I'radc or Buildiiii;, yet prcai i]uamitie' nt iciy li.ie 
 (iold are fail to be gadvi'd up hcr;abou:s. vihchcne 
 woii'd think n.ouid alter tiie C'lraractcr of t!;e place. 
 Heic bepius tic great ti.ai; of Miiuu' ,un^ whofc tops-'-'' 
 are covcr'd with .Snow, t'.iat run th:o' tuewhi.lc Conti- '■ ' 
 neiualinull tothe M :;.f!.-u.:^S: •\:s, an i .ire e a lie to 
 be fctn by their white hra.ls above ^5 itauue- u::o the 
 .Sea. .^d)oiniiigto them there isaVall y! ill'd ." ; • ..v -,; 
 the riclult pl.ue yet known ; I ut the lnh.i!-.t.-.u-s .".le vc- ■'•'■ 
 ly iniuu-ious, aii.! a valiant courageous l\i p!e toe, and 
 uie lucli artiticis ill po'f '"iiii; thiir .Ai r(<v.s, th-t ihcy 
 hav.- Inid. hithcii.s pretty l';ee ti,),i. in. aliens an ! dirair- 
 baiiLCS I y Foicigners. I'l-.e s, -■ . , i. liave m.-.i d made 
 lome aitei.ipts H|oii th..ai, but iliev lia-. c a-. > f- ii been 
 iallKd aiKl dcf,.>t..d, and the ValL) lie, il.il un- 
 conquer'd. 
 
 Oucitiiig liie lllands 1 1 .111 ti.c C'l ali of i' ,; ;',');,.■ 
 uh.ih aie abo\e 70 in ntimbir, our Autl-,( is pi nccsl 
 with the Fori fowir. alon.^ihe Cca-b of the Maiti .and, 
 and teli ;i>, 'Ihit I'aliinji ci.cc t;i. I.iandsof M: g''t:r, 
 here are none inhabited by ' j,:;..'a,./. till you coive to 
 i.: h.wibiiCs on the C'l alt ol /I -'/.'-. Between this lll.md 
 and r-r>uii:ib:c i» tlleRlMr of .\,'..,,:; -., ctie of the • j'r, 
 gieatell in theW'urld, ni.d li-.p f.;i;;d wh.-!i;lic Striii.i .ui" < ' 
 were feeUii.; out tl.c other Ccalt. 'T15 111 1'- I'ible to en- '*'', ''."'. 
 ;er tins I^ivcr, bccaule of the niplry current tha^ i.omes" 
 Joivn ; .(lid V, thai, there are many Ian.'-, 1!. ■.'.■. cs b, in" 
 rdioiH the nioiith ot ir, u ponafla^Ii ac I'.mi 1; came to 
 pals tb.at 'twasa |oi.i> ti.nc liSfbie ihc Ki.iie., which the 
 River attotds, could be kno'-' n. I; v.wi n.-t till the time n:|-..v-n- 
 that P.'u was conip..c;'.i liiat tills d.lcncry wai made, ihi-V..- i 
 but it was ih'-'ii don.- by (.,'.}■*■■ h I'i : • r : f.r tiavcliing, .-<''"^'- 
 
 up into the Country he i .un^ 
 law the Natives in their C'l 
 chaii-;e with the V, - - 
 to Ite the end of till River, 
 
 -.'it Uivf r, where 
 1 It ng (lol.l to ex- 
 Mr g tli-.s, Ik- wa' lUfir HIS 
 to dd nut tiavel by Land 
 bccau c 
 
 r mi 
 5 ? 
 
Lib. V. I Chdp.Xil. Of r/jg\Vc{t-lndics,</»</tr the Dominion -• ihe ifttniarJ 
 
 V -j+y 
 
 r6/"^/;c\VcTl:- 
 
 , ? Reman, 
 lio Orel on- 
 
 1 rr //'f KrviV 
 
 rfVfCil t(i r(ii7( '/:;■;.•);(•, tlic ''"■'■ -i'"'- 
 niili MKir«.- Iidiiln. .ind 
 It (.ir alio i, larc'iiana 
 chilli l,ir liiip:illcs M\Vx 
 
 inadi' \niil,,c u: IK. , .\ 
 ic iloiic imi.li nuiro |rr 
 Iwavsllay \\lun ihcv j;o 
 c^ ili.im.c' to W'liiier bc- 
 irc to Jic at C I .'. v;i;i'(. .-. 
 ionJs ar.il Mcrch,li'Kli;;c Ga.: Tf j-. 
 n the KiiipJi'i;! ot" \tK 
 
 (i.Vil n i; c fri.m tint i. ; .-, 
 ol.anii-caii. ;jc c i Mcr- -"'-• 
 
 I -J ■, nor on y >i. i'm: 
 i ni\i, lilt tliiu- .lit- v.iit 
 ■i!|-; \\'atkr~ iii liio u.iy, 
 Lllr.irA;::..;,/, ■.. llrj, . 
 
 V. ly lfl\j-, Mt !lu\ ..111 '• 
 l.i l;'!]. , 1 |> ir. In .u;li; 
 i.ilka illUli.iu'C .I'l 'hiir 
 1 rvw dole ;-.i. tv; 1 v l),c 
 
 .• Kill;^v'..;n-. .ll.li ."/•■V.D, • ' • ■ 1 
 
 li i< a: a!! ,'.l)..iit ',lo'" 
 Li'.a^'Ci wli'i-ii they j'd 
 le ihii' a CoKiitry well 
 kkI .ml intii t ir.ivcllii j^. 
 m il.ii way, Ivi ; te.uiie 
 ,CKlia!i:sil, n't uli. it luc 
 
 iMlart lioai r : t' .■^■i-.r. >;: y. ■.... 
 
 pncr'l own r. rif, iCt '1 
 
 iliiai.iitii. <it \c.y i,Ac 
 
 ' licraboiKS. wli ih ci.c 
 
 J!:,iracti.i •■f t!.e |<;ai.e. 
 i\l iiiii' inn wl'.ofe tii;s-i-' 
 lll'u' ti.e \\\\..\: 0;iti- '■ 
 \; •.', an i .uc tali-.-- tj 
 
 vc ^ l.tauiie- n'.:o tlic 
 
 .aV.i!l.y;ill\l-.- ; -. ,,v.; ,. 
 
 t the liili.i'.-i.ii.-s .-.ic v.- ■'■■'• 
 
 lajicoiislVi p'e •(■)(!, .nij 
 
 liuir Airov.^, lii.t i|i.-y 
 
 o.n m-.al!iiti< an ! ihciur- 
 
 . .' A luve m..i.id nuJc 
 
 iliev lia: c a-. < I'r n bvcn 
 
 k- V.ilK) lic.^ 11.11 iin- 
 
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 r, our Autl-.c IS pi 11 col 
 
 -c a-t of i!;l- .\l.iiii ..uid, 
 
 ii. illanilsof M: g-^icti', 
 
 ;.-..'.i,./j till yon co:ie to 
 -. Berwcen il.is lil.unl 
 • .'..'.....-I -, . , oM'j tA the« V!' 
 
 ■.•.ii;kl wIk-uiIic ^/rm'.i .,-; Hi > • 
 
 t. 'lis ni p- liiMc til en- '^:^''.\, '' 
 
 (llr.y ciincii: th.r ..omcs"' ~ 
 
 iiaiiy Ian.!, iI lI-.c-. b.iiv^ 
 
 ich ac cm' n i aino tj 
 
 e ilic Ki. he, whivh the 
 I- "-.-AS n-i lill the time p-, ,,,,,r( 
 
 bi« il.le nir; wa^ iikuIc, th.- k . ■ • 
 
 "/'' ; I .r tKivc!iinf> •^"•--- ' 
 
 Ui ^M ,-.,t Uivf r, where lie 
 
 pS 1m 1 1' ni; (lol.l to cx- 
 
 lli' Utir.i, Ik- wa'iltliDiis 
 
 tu'lJ iiJt tuvtl by Latiil 
 
 I bccau'c 
 
 I,.!..-, .f" 
 
 U'caoO- ot the Moiiiiiainii, aiKl for thai ronlon he iriJil 
 a fiii.ill Pnin.i, e, .\\v\ lent u i " in i, oik d Ins Capianis 
 wi'll j' Men, who went il-pWn the I'.'ver : lint Ilie> 
 lonM nm po'lil'ly ntniii ai'.a.ii, beiantc nt' the viuk)!'; 
 riirnm thai was apamlt ilieni, ami loi^M ihein ijuiti 
 lint into the Sea, fo'hat thf> .aineiothi' lllaiul ■.! Afc , 
 ».i CM, however tiny wti.- M-ry mar a Year aiii! halt] 
 upon ihrKivcr, toi ic has abaiiJ.iiu'r i.t nnninf^b anil 
 winiliiiPs, whieli nuke a Innp. p.<llaf>e on t ; but tin y ' 
 never ilurit P' .nliorr, feting I.h h a iiuiliituile (t I'ei'plr 
 inhabiinig a'l-i'.t it, aii.l not kiiDWini; Imw they \\on'J 
 entertain ilun- Km tin's far they olitain'il '.hen >lclij>n. 
 
 AH:r,J 
 (..li,'l. 
 
 (h.u ihiy uiu-liillv allinni the Knei was a \er> riili 
 one in CioM, anil hail lomc of ii m Ihiw lor \ luhina- 
 ble primt's ; wli'ill liny iliil not think tii to retinn with 
 aiivl li.ew to iheir (ieiuial I'l;; n , but in llurt, went 
 hoiiu into .Vi-.ii'-f, an.l prelentiil it Mihi.-K'.iii'. Aiiillhia 
 lime t'aptain Ins Mau'lly ililp.U.hil b.uk a 'am with .i 
 I'hrt oi .Ships, Mini 6' Men, to take poll' Ihon ot the 
 : !ch Kiver j liit ihe I'ri'jiCf laine lu noiliini',, Im llie 
 Captain hiinklf ilieil, with ininy of his Men, by iliej 
 iinheabhinels of the I'linntry, an.l tliule that iiinainJi 
 .nlposil of th(iiifel\es as ilics thniip,hi h:, eii-iv Maii| 
 his own way. Noiwitlilfanilnip, the Kame ot tlieKi-' 
 \er an.l its Ki' Iks beinp iiiii;litily puail abruail, anJ 
 iinpinj; particularly in the C lilt ol I'tr/ii^c, a icri n 
 ;■ tunnel- (.eniliinan, / n' m SUIq b, N.inir, J^k'd 
 Leave of Knii" 7i'"« tlie Tlilid topi) upon tins I x| eili- 
 tion ; f r 'lis to be rorcil, that t hit part of ,hii'-iii, 
 linH I 111- miiuthof thisKrer to the monih ot the Kiui 
 of 1'^'-, is held by the Kinns of ('..;«;;. n, anordini>to 
 the Treaty of I'attiiKin made lietween them and the 
 Kiiipi of s/i.M/. Tins I'erfon had u Ships and Soc Mer. 
 but loniinn to ihe iiioiuh of the Kner, he Inlt all Ins 
 .S'm:-< but nvii; and as for the Men, tho' the molt part 
 oi them were la ed, and pot all.orc, yet ihey linl not 
 pn-fe 'itc tiie L)ilco\cry, I'Ut went to ilie Illaiul ,v/<:i^<i- 
 it:i '111 r- -111 thenre were ilifpets'd all over the /w./iVj. 
 This I'ad loitni.e if two Fleits detcri'd others tioiii iiia- 
 kiiip the attempt ; yer two it three Captains from the 
 Knipdom of .Nrn' (ii.f»Mrf/i did alierwanis endeavour ro 
 dilcover it by l^nd. Yei none had any eoiilidtrable liu- 
 ii-fs, till Ion le years afier one t'-Jio ikt) i.yt, a Native 
 of .V.i;'<:i'', but in the if ;',i)/iy/' Service, came to the hi ad 
 of this picat Kiver, Willi at leall yt.o Men out of I'cru. 
 I Ui-e he made riuiiucsand Canoes, in winch he car- 
 ried aboTe irc InAi.tus alonp with liim, lobclervice- 
 abletoliim in his deli,i>ns, topether with a preat many 
 illorles, and pood lloie nf I'lOMlicii; all whiihwasof 
 necdiiiv lo be c.uiied by water, for there's no d ,ing n 
 by l/iiiil, ill t onl\ beiaiilc of the Moiiniau's, but alio 
 the niiiiy Kiveis whiili inn between them, .ind eoif.- 
 muiiHaie wiih the pieat one of /VMr ««,>«. 'liny iveit 
 down tlic Kuei w;ih ilicir whole Company and C'aipo 
 nil ihey came to a plain Cmntry, where iliey bipiiiio 
 la-, the foundations cl a lowii, I ut beinpmull ot iliciii 
 Men not iileJ to Inch lints of laliouis, and wiih;il tired 
 with the lioi and lainy Sealoiis, ihey quiikiy laid it 
 down ai'.ain. and liavinp noihinp elfe lo do, I egan to 
 murmiit attheii Captain, and wilh tlitmlelves at home 
 111 I'nii again; not but thai theCouiitiy where they 
 were atibided I'rovilionseiioiiph, and belides was capa- 
 ble (one woud have tliouplii; lo have chaimd them in- 
 to pood Imniour, with the piofpee't of Cjold which ic 
 t<avc them. Bui thiit led'tions Minds were not to be 
 c]uieted with any thing, and there was a certain bellow 
 anionplt them fone '•'/"'? 'i' ■'';;"-' a Hii^.timi) that made 
 it his biilli.els to blow up the coals, and by his cniininp 
 indiniations to hciphtcn the dif oiitcii: they had already 
 lecriv'd. He had been an oM Mutineer in IVm, and 
 had had his hand in ni.iiiy fuch bulineHes as tins, and 
 therefore liiiding now a tair oci alion wou'd not Itu k lo 
 lay holdout, but fell lohisolil way of praCtilinpapaiiilt 
 hisOffieeis. In a wc;rd,by hismeaiisihcy werework d into 
 theluunouranddelipnot'makinp away withtheirCaptani, 
 wlneli they did, llabbinp lii.n in his lleep, and miirder- 
 I'^'kiiJiit '"F •" the lame time all his b'riends ; and ver tliele 
 cjiitiii: ta^lio'is beliow.-i mult iiecils be I oyal and Dutitul to 
 their Kiiip too, ihey wou'd huzza, and cry out, <:<•,! J.n c 
 trr K'l'l!,, at the lame time that they were eminipihe 
 ihroais of his Olliceis. Bin ihey did not llop here, for 
 now l.i~j',~ fills to makinp Diaiitins to ilieiii ; and, in 
 Ihort, haranpucs thuii lo lonp, till he had perlwa-Jed 
 thiiii lo iii.ike a lert.iin Creature ot Ins then Snpieme 
 He.ul, and limli If their Captain, to manapeihe All'airs 
 of War. And liavnn', puiie thus lar, he ihoiii'ht he had 
 e'en as poo. I cany them one lle;i l.irtlK-r, and that was, 
 toehaiii'etliis'1'itle of Head inioKinp, and leiioununn 
 all Alleijiaine to ilie Knip of s/i.i.«, toa.knowledpe liiis 
 *j,.L^-r Toolol his as llieirSoveicjijn lot tiiL Uitutc, aiiddoho 
 
 AiKirJ .1. 
 
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 111 K.o, 
 
 f» n.'iii I 
 fit I luut 
 
 M -ifii < 
 
 .Im..u, H.I 
 
 inape fo hiin as fiuli. All v In h ihey ilid, ai.J to biiiJ 
 
 :he l.iip.iiii with Ii inctliiiip mon tlia:i .-idin.it) foleli.i.i- 
 
 i , liekopiieU uiJi un.M ,ir nil upon th.il loilw.K .ill 
 
 Du'y aikl Obedu-iiie lo ihe h.> \' S .i./. foi i\i r, and ' npa- 
 
 uid their Allcpijn.e to il.,- t'pO.ui, tin ,ilw cuhmI 
 
 K i.f. l;,,„,„.lo ./. G'/»«.;« U -I l„v Ma;eliio leu il w.n- * I »■. 4 
 
 bm iIut:, tor /."/-.•-, who hjd a niinj to hs I'lale andW''.'". 
 
 I Ilie, wiih.n jj days lo .k in oci.j|i.,n to dil'i ai.h linn i 
 
 this he did with Ins own liaii I loo, to ll^cw that he had 
 
 Authuii-y lo make and depoK-, or Hinder Knig., Cap- 
 
 'ani. iKiculs. ot who elc lie pl.asM. Aii.t ii.,w he /.-,,i K ,; 
 
 li.iJ Irs delire, and wa> Km-,; hunli i, but l-ir al. tint ■'"•''i 
 
 leinpno I., i.ilemaii, hew.., .,: .irUtorid his hands of 
 
 ilMhcii w hofe belter .nid ni.re dcf.-rvmg Ulood in-jiht re- 
 
 prcaJihis l-alcl'edipiie, oi wh.le Virtue inipht be any 
 
 way in in pediineni lu his delipns. And therelbre, one 
 
 ot il;e nut ihiiips h, did was u, im .|,e thioats of all 
 
 ihet.e.iileinen, ,nid tlioU- ili,i weie i.f any lonlidcrabic 
 
 deijieei m order lo eticCt whi. li, aii.l f.uli like delipius, 
 
 lie chclr Iniu uU( ot Ihe whole Aiii.y a fcleOf nrmber it 
 
 KiifJians, which he .ilwavs ,1,,-pt about his I'erfon, and 
 
 were his I ools to do aii) o! ihe bio. dy woik his barb-\. 
 
 rous Mmd pi-ojected. I5.it as it con nionly h.ippens, that 
 
 ••» pieat deal ot Cuik an.l Inipi.ty bimpi homd tears 
 
 and liilpic.oiis alonp With It, and ili..leihat are lonlciouj 
 
 oI evil di-lipiis and prailticcs apainll < thtt.s, are as apt to 
 
 be abai.l . f the lame Iroin other'^ , fo it w is here, ihis 
 
 Milcnant . 0"'d ii.ii enjoy hum; ;f with his niw Dipniiy, 
 
 'he Tale ot Kiiii} was no e.iie and fi-.n, :iy 1 1 hini, aiid 
 
 he was jialoiis that ever) one wn 1,1 be as rca.lv lo vio- ''•'' •' "' ■' 
 
 laie iherefpt-a owini- ,o the th,,i.,,-kr as he hat lecn'r.ul'u' 
 
 himlelt. It he had but lecn two Mcr talkinp ii v.-iher, 
 
 it wasaceruinlipii.it a I"ot apainit his l..fe, .n'.d. m. 
 
 lecluemly to prevent the exeaition nf it, they miilt lole 
 
 thuis, .\i tins r.ite he rvranniz'.l over the m-.lutude, 
 
 will, h by In, 1. iiierh...'. was i-.diK d to a number that 
 
 cou d by no means .lefei \ e thit name ; :md tor the con- '-'I"- ''>' ' 
 
 clMionof all, at his gjmp awav frmi the Couiiuy. he "^ '''' 
 
 Kb all the Women and the liik Men U'hind h ui f.-r a 
 
 piey to the Natives, or the wild Uejils, whi.h coine 
 
 hill. And thele were ivi nieoiilK'eu' le number, t'. rilic 
 
 (•lin .aie beiiip loineiinni> intempeia'e, (at leall the Sea- 
 
 l.'m was lo) 11 bred many difealesaii.onpll ih.m. 
 
 Di-rinp th.ir liny lure, iliey look a pn at niaiiy Ca- ""''''' 
 iu--csot the People ol theCountiv, in whwh they touiid 
 floie ot Cold j and in ih.irr, by one way or anotlier, 
 partly upon the Water, and partly ui on ihe l.ind, en- 
 rich, 1 thenitelves to a conli.leral.'le degree. H. re 'iwas 
 alio that ihcv law ihofe warlike \\',,men wlii.;, Ii.ive >i- 
 veii .in o.-cahon lo Inine to raile a Stoiy of .(m..-,^. ( 
 ilwclhiip hereabouts, .md tae River jus bteii Cliulleii'd 
 by that name ii|on this \ery aciont. 'Ihe bulinefs '•""•'•• 
 was only ihis, ih.it the <ip.n..r.,.ls liphtmp wiih lome 
 ol the N.iMves, the Women came and fell niiioo , il.eir 
 llusbands they thought wet. ni danger, and ihc\ c.inie 
 to hcin them, tike truly tcmler an.l ioviiip Wives. And 
 they fay, that they foiiplit more valiant 'than ir.r Men ; 
 what weapons ihey nfc.l they .loi.'r tell us, bit 'tis pret- 
 ty certain'iwas n,,i th.n luis. lli,: Sf,:ii,.is, it lecms, 
 were I'oniething lupucdly dealt wiih by them, and talk 
 as if thcv had railier haie fought with the Husbands than 
 ihe Wives, it ihey had been to cliiil'e one of ihc tw o. So 
 that all the Stori.s of thole war.ike Heroins, the one 
 brealled Ladies, ihat call Men out of the rext Country 
 'when they have o.caliun tor ilieirSeruce ; iliai fend ihe 
 ;lloysback to their baihets. and k.ep the (.Jn's to breed 
 them up to ihe War, and are, in ll-.ort, an en-nc Soeeiy 
 ! of Females. This, I lay, all vaiiilhes in;.) rlns one po:nc 
 i.'f fad. That there weie .. parcel of honeff Women ihat 
 had fo much coerape and !oie to tlii-ir Hrsbands, th.it 
 when they law them all.uilted, wou'd -hiife rather to 
 run the hazards ot the battel, tli.in I'and by and fee them 
 kn.'ck'.l on the head. 
 
 lilt to jirixecd : l.vpcT with l.is lomp.iny I'ail'd Joivn 
 the great Ruer of the Am - „s, and came to th.- IllanJ 
 M.i-Mivf,!, by whi.li nine his niimbei was redii,.-e.l to 
 ijo Men. '1 heC.oveu or th.nkini; him lo be oi c i f ihe^'''*-"-'''- 
 KinpsOHiceri (1 ut hule im.i;.,iiiiiip he was King hiin-)^il'„j.''i,'',',''' 
 lelf; receiv'.l hini iKiiidloinly.'.iiid for his lew.u.l the '-■ ''cy ' ° 
 Vil'--ii kill'd 11 111 ; an.l li.ivinp Ian led upon the Iilaiid.'^''"'' "■"=■ 
 and nimmap'd aUiiit there, be went oH ai;aiii to tho 
 mam Land, forcinp l.iine few .Soldiers ah iiig w.ili hiin. 
 t'iwA now he was toi eoiiciuerni^ the whole/.;,/ u, for lie 
 was fo vain as lo i.ll himlclf, that as he inaitiid, all 
 wou'd turn to Ins lide j bm he wis dcciv d, l.jr the 
 alarm liaviup fpr.a.labout iheCouitrv, thedo'ernorof 
 Wu'i./rtK.t.i.i lais'a an Aiiiiy, and follow d luin into ihi 
 Continent. Ai-d when. is lie led Inn, kit' up v.i-.h hi pcs, 
 ihai the Kinp's Army wi.u'd run over to hini when it 
 came to i; e ir.al, he was fi.il, cozen d in iliai tco, lot 
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 a.i.l fiiri' I-.:l.!i* it' t.il.cii, n i ii .i.li- .111 1 x.tiii|'U', t' 
 ih.' icnr-r I r .111 .nrl'iiiin * r.i; 1 1 . in \lic WiirlJ, lie u- 
 I I-. '.I t' |'i.''\.t 'Int. atiil Im- ' s r'wii t X ■luiioiici'. Ill 
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 1 lit intlicii MTi", ilu Kii ji^nliluMilTiiki in iipiiii lum 
 .111.1 ir.,k il !• Ill I • I'uii-- I Irs w.!". 'he tate of / ipe 
 
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 I'll City, wlu.h ir h.iski'it. mi.l it a.oi.iiiK. li-K ,-'a,,.. 
 Iju'l'ott I t' /'i//<f )^j ui'iii th,^ Ciijil. i« tSat Hhi.li.r 
 ill tl.L .S|i.|.»ciimc frniii y <i«i an.! mi i.U ili irl'Oi.'*. 
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 iif.i fip-a 11.1 Will il, aiul.t' a r.ii.iMal .iKini; ; ami i '-"imtrytliar li-uls ymi '.«) Ivrii. I lie tiick 1 1 l^ai.U 1 1- 
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 I he Kivei ot' I'iiic wa^e..;. -ivii >! l-y Si/ii liill oi'all ; ^"'1 1 "tiiheliis aic liifiii.i;- y ululiril. an I ihe \Mi le 
 iitA' I'V Vi /.,i«('<i. f, who lu-m lip it IV' I e.if,iic' C" nr iiui.leix.it lit.;-, iVi iifiil. JWiuixi ihiu Al.ii n- 
 aiKJ I', ilia Firt ; af'eiwai.U I y Don f'.-..'' ■ .fAlf"-/'? '. 'aiii>.inil the .M.iuiit.iins' nl' 1 ■! \ that Itrn, h m the \:.: 
 Willi 11. Mc ii.i(;rcat matters nl iiiy lauiiiil.ir L)ilfiiverU5l?''*""t< v,' ;«'/f,tliire lies .1 iinWity I'lain iil t-e it.ii;ii.H 
 Inn li.f, l-iit iilta ..imiileraMe inmibcr i>l' s'.MMf: .'1 lie-ji'^i r, w),,, ]i jsldeul,!, tli.it it i.s iinlii fur the ["ii.li cti' 11 
 111 .! linu. 'I'hel'. Mm j;n; |!iia-s at.1l went ii| ilu Ri- ' "J Curii, l«i: yet is ver) tni tl'iil as ii> le\cral . ihi r (•■its 
 Vii. iiui leaMiij; at a citain 1 laie, where tiny were, <ii ncuMlane.s B.^hiiul the iJyv nt In. ^■.^ iS.uniMiin 
 ■jtliieeMius iin.t Hnrles, they niiiltip'yM to that dej^iee "es the PmviiK. of /i "»'.■.»!'." whcr.Mii th.' V-':«;. . . •' 
 iiiilie i|a.eil 4'- N . ar^, that (. r 1 1 eiyius tnnethet l.ia^o l.-nie I mvns ; tiio lalt nt tiiein is la le.. C ..k; •,'^'' " 
 iliel • iinrtv wasiromliila'nuilt withtlinfi: Cicatuics. 'rom \i hi nee to s.ii//,i (■•-.•, upon the Kivci t\' l-l'-rr, \^i", 
 
 Ih .v..^..' r ., MiitirM at Kalt j - I eaync* ii)- the ahoi.t - . l.-ii-nes , whi h "li.wii or' v,;.,r . ; was 1 li r 
 Ri.i;. aiu! t'.ii.ml ihct .intiv very tiil ot In'.i.il-.unis, mtii.u p.ne to t'a' i.ur the ileiip,-,i 1 1 itikiii; a way 10 
 an.! V ell piuuuJ. with the NvCilLines of 1 ilc ; anvl ''" • I'v th. Kivei i I /- ,i-c I lie I.M^ I own in iv h, a< 
 the /1...1. pri.. ill); \i"\ kinl .ill! Iiieiully to thiiii.thev yniK..nu t oni 1 >•.';, iseaileil r- •.• r^ .111.I tuiiniuii.e 
 lufj ii ; tiei \M'li tl-.ini n i 'rmMi on the NnriU-li.lc '" ■'"-•' a'l tiie (.uall i» 111! a'ntu! l>v l,.f:-ii), iIlilk- 
 
 knowleilpe the \- '.7'- Atrlinrnv. l-'.'i m JKL.vy.. 
 !o (>m .1,1 i|c next I'oii 'l,.vui,l a;ut to to 
 moiis t. I ihc I (It ami i;reatelt i] aniry nf W'.'.e n :i.!e 
 I'lall/'.-. ; fi..iii ihji.e aluri' iheCoait tu C ■ ; , tlie 
 vvJI kri wnl'..,:. 1' /.,«,i. 
 
 I'r.icii.liiiK lt,l; Nonhu:ir.|, ', ma iiie to the riehCity 
 .( .!) here tof)!t /;,- "^ i" \iilo, «.'nch isoiicol ilie piiiie j-al on sil' f: u ; 
 ..'/.K. V\'ive>; wiiiil I'LM nil a: l.i(t i in. People With the the next to whih ■.;' m.t ■ is', ^v../ : :'^ wimh (lands -(t^'. 
 Natives, an I iliiilc life tt'eir C hrilhinnv, lor tli s i.a- leajjiies n; int 1 a I'.ri.ii Hay 01 Kiver, atthe uitniuc 1 1 
 Ion (tilt into S,\i.H to i;;ve the Km.; tu ti e of men At- "liuh Maiuls 7.w. ..- an /;,■... :« li.v.ii ( k.o. ■ ,. . is re- 
 lairs ; wh', th icnpon, »! I'patiliM two or '.hree Nhi|ss maikaWe IW ihe <iiiaiitiriei, of Saibpa.iila ih.y rather''' 
 with more Men anil \\ uir.en fi r -he pood of tIic Plan- lifie, anil tliL lle.r.- el TiiiiKr .1 atioi. s tor the hiiiUinii; "" ' 
 tati.iii, aiiJaBi'.ho|., I'r.eltsaml l-ri.-r ', for tiie f ipprrr.T *>liip<. I'nt nii'ih more l.r its bury, ilie liilt pl.ice 111 
 ilie (.lirilhan Kthpioii aioir.d iheni. VVIi.ii this Re- ''<•"' "In re 1; raii.s, lorall htiwien .";.- .1,:;/ i aiui i, r.,;- 
 Iicf was come, th v plaiirc.i i«i. plaecs nvsre on the ./I'l" there i, none. 
 
 North of the River, a i.i traie'iil :;.i I riiiiies l«y<^n.l ' . Vnm\ heme sou i^o aj. ns ihe Ciull to I'nt tu / .Vi-,'. 
 the lowii ot .;':i-ii/; .. ; but liii.liii.^ iio (i.'i.l ivirSilviT tormerlj a ni.tul p'aee tor Inuiaulds, luii it Irenisihe''" 
 to in\ite them 'o fcf.le there, ilicy retiiiiui to the pljic ' ph nty iml ioniniiinne(-- ot tlutV Sioiies lijn: ("o iiiili dn.. 
 f. 0111 when, e they eame. 1 his Inwii In dei;iees jjrcw ^alllell iheiv, that the iia.le isdeiavd, andili.- luun 
 f.i po|'ii'oiis ihat 'twas iniarp'd iiin. a City, and tnun a ,t;rowii p. (ir ; (.y the wa\, 'tis iiini h 11 .ore likilv that 
 Clf, becaine one o! the n.ult c ii.i !rr.ili!e in the while tlirfe ihini d not lie trie tmor.iiil.li, ilian iliat .1 1 own 
 
 will h had plenty of iueli n.jhie jiwtls ihou'ii ever ^e, 
 10 de ai. 
 
 W.th.n the .Main, Cunic 5.. r.r Co leamiis fiom lici.te, 
 (lands Coiij.-.o,, a pla.v of ( me i.ade; init tVoin theiie, 
 as tar as I'l^.m,.:, ymi meet wiiii in Town at all, h r 
 tlcC'irtry 13 very moiimainous, full of RiuTs, and 
 'iiwhollonie too. .•\biHu this Country dwell ilic \;,; >«..- T- 
 ."J, ai.impanyof f nitive \,gr(.e;.,th.it beinc r in away 
 froiu -heir \>.'../ij M.ilters.here ilta* !i....,l ih.int'ehe.s n:- 
 aCon.nr it 'v. 'Ihe lealon ol ihis Revolt was he 
 liard iifire -hey hail from their .M iiler-, an.l tho' tlv-re 
 weri leMr.i! iT-en pt, in.idc 10 lednee th, in to tl'eir !oi- 
 iiieiOUdicii.c, yet iliey all piovd rinfiie.elslul ; I'-.e 
 NVeroes itoii ly defcndid ih n I .lerty. and very i^fieii 
 nia.le the St.tii.r. J: tcci the e te:ls ot their ind.ijnatu.ii 
 indicfentaiciK. A: lait they ea„ie to a lof ofaConi- 
 polii;nn, aii.t be.ai.ft the \pi;i,-t.l, eou d iiiikc no bit- 
 ter terms, they yielded the NrRrois 11,0 \i li\^ ilieir li- 
 berty, and livi 
 ivou'd lieiinic-t. 
 
 ! p-iuuied with the NiCill.iries ot I its- ; ana 
 pro.ip);\e'\ knd .111! Iiieiidly tu thiiii,thev 
 ti.ei \'. I'll till 111 n 1 Town on the Nnriu-h.lc 
 it llitKiiiT, nil., h they I'ave the Naine of." r/in, 
 I.. I. And :!e\ r.a.l live.l'l.'i ;i%l !<■ ^'ears. befoietlioie 
 iH ''■ ^». km v.- ai. d'irp .-.i • 1. ir '; enu' here, f. rthe A.(- 
 imial .\!riMf,. I1-. .-nuit part. flis,Nhps, aii.l I'ied hini- 
 fel Ml the w:iy honuwaids. It t the\ iioiv (iri'w nif ol.l, 
 .111'! iloubtnii! tluir Cdiildirn, b in and br upht ii|« ni 
 lhi.>hea'h-iii;!i Coinitiy, (t',ir the Y 
 
 I K" 
 ti 
 
 ll'j!-l)i ! .■!. Th'.- Crmmrv about i; i-. fun'tiil, and 
 yiilds pliiity nt all I'l ns ot' Pi.mlion ; an i as for Trade, 
 ihe two priimpal C. nimo lit '.s are Suii^.ty and Cotton. 
 The Coait alciij! f .mh this R.ver of ' .'.• to the Al,i.;r 
 /:/.■/. V.vr.c'i'/ .-J lias leenviry liit'c dif. over'd either lis 
 .Sea or I and, cn'y loin.- Pons have leen take;. i,s>tKc of 
 by Ships Coing to the <• r: •; 
 
 As fo! the Land th.lt ,es iVoin ih'- A/ •;;•''• / k-""' ••'■'' 
 to i;:e Cialt of C ' ■' u little klKAMl, beca, fe nf th ' 
 gr. a' Mo'iMins < f .Simw tli.it lin der pave in j> b 
 1 .ind ; an,' ilie Sh. ."■!>, and iIk im ti:iii:e of li-' i I, nids 
 I'l-.. lie ott die .Main, !'..-.e al: j hin,!ie i an> tx.iCt Oi.- 
 i.i.crici 10 be iniid, by S, a. 
 
 'file tiilt knownCountrv t 11 li"- Cialt of (Hi co- 
 iiiina from the SVir... ,• e. ihat (t '.■' ; 'iisthcworil 
 uf ad thcre.ibouts, b.caufc 'hc-c s ve-. lit le Ciold, and 
 as Ir.rle I'nnilinn, and thin iis exiiii'veb. loM' Th'- 
 ••h.ile Cmintry of '■'.' i>. ab. •. e ic l.caguis long 
 Iv."'<S. b-.i lie.! more than ;^ 1 'Jig esin b-eaJ:h. There 
 ruji r'r-"v :iie hifh Mvnint.iin^ .nt.i the Sei a yeat niiin- 
 ber of Rivtis, I'.hhli make it cue . t the ileaiaiitelt 
 Co.ur.'ics in li.e Wrirld. and 
 rail t 'O IS palt all doiib:. 
 
 '1 ii.- Prn nice of .. .:;., ■ is nor 
 but lias a iiii; plain CounM ,. i.iii.li lies ; it o^cr a^ainlt 
 the llai.d i.l V chr. 
 
 1 1'.e ciiicf City of a'.i ''•'■''' 'and tlie rielielt too ' w.v. 
 I.: Cncrpti^' , I'ui it lia- b.en i laUiler d .iiid bmill I'y lue 
 
 iit tis !.s Iriiitfiil an-'. 
 I'.bo'e nl.eai;nes |.inp. 
 
 Ill a plaee by tlmiif l.cs, prnid d they 
 I heir priiitipa) pace is St.; ,;<; •"iiii. 
 V p 0.', nor lar tioni I'Murmn, where ih'v ii.-,vca'! ()3i '•' 
 aT< oftlinrrw.n, only a S;'.)i../>' ("o- tirior mideiii a-'"" 
 iionpiiiliein. TheCoilt runiiin;;;:! n': betw.xt i> n^'.mn 
 and V' ■• l:l,'i:hrr,\i ..iirdC'.H/t )(..,!; next tn wluih is a,, 
 .iioniifainoiist.'ientry laii'd C^y^.t .i'; -..e./. ■-;'».», iilia i- ,\, 
 C.I I y th.- Sfitn, I ,1., andcoiitair.iim tl-venl p.^kkI rons, 
 ■s wlileli exrir (tore, and 11. any vare.tie- o." MLiili.in.'i/e 
 arc Dioiifiiit, TiiJ, I'of c wc Runc icu.nt i!i s wd.ule (;re it 
 
 Ci n ia'i:,i. 
 
 Tr:tl 
 l.'O 'I 
 iKlf. 
 
 III! 11'... 
 
icnn\i/. I il\ V. 
 
 • 1 1- ;iMic ,1 (•< Pt liitay vl 
 
 1 p I'l ilicCuiii:rr\ <i 
 i.i.'iir ol (!if f\\\y r- ' 
 I-. .1 .Diiliilii il'K ,>'.!.(•. 
 I njil, l« fhjt whi.li. r 
 'I li!l i:U t'.\ ir I'PO.S. 
 
 IKS' I iiUII I" l) 1 ''l.l- 
 
 I I •'![ Ii wii. III. in. ic 
 lie iit!ir. .'I iIk-C nil- 
 I tliii, yo I K the •m.i.iH 
 
 I 111' IMct (I l^hU 1 V 
 I Mlilks, 1 III It In 
 
 .i:i.( ii» I' \>:\i linili, ,, 
 1; ; iipi II :il>jvc I . • i'. 
 I IMN, ,111 ! jtt tlit ii'jiil 
 i;! '.If Wiir.J tan u.i r 
 
 uill iiiil ytU. I Ik- 
 
 loilc SAf nil);t III lii< h 
 
 111. Writ tri.iiliiT, ni, lii 
 
 I. Irciin ilicraiir Ooiuis 
 
 hill li'McuT, tii'mN» I 
 
 A iiii.i.UKi' 1 1' Krcrv 
 
 :|u- S.'ii h Sc.i. ainl .!< 
 
 .nvii , II |,\ S|i .I'x.ir.i) 
 
 V uIikIi ilic NircvirU 
 
 .'uliiM, .iiv! the «ii lo 
 
 IViMixi ihiUAl" II- 
 
 tli.li ttrci (i 1.1 tin- I.'.-. 
 
 !uv riaiM III (M. n.imi' 1 
 mill tcirtlic |Mi),lr jti, 11 
 a^ til U\ir,il 1 ih, 1- I. .its 
 >■ <i| In. v.\ M,ii!ii;.iii;i 
 "IllT.-ill til,. V-.,:»ii. , .. ■' 
 
 ir.i.iii IV ta lii.(;-,-.i«; -,'' 
 
 til.' K ivci ( t' /'/if, is." '■ 
 lit v.;.,- ; vv.-j^i In'j r 
 
 ;il it Ii.lklll4 .1 U;iy to 
 tl'lt I own III I'r- 11, SI 
 
 • ■" ', .111.1 lli,:ii I'.ui. L- 
 ui liy l,.!:-„i, tli.u .K - 
 
 . I'.rni luiKC y.ii fo' '" 
 .liul III 1,-1 .... , li-.. . 
 .iriil'V i,t' W'li.i- ii :i,!i; 
 III- Cii.ilt to L . , t'.!f 
 
 '.i<.\ iiic to ilu' ruliClty 
 iMii.;'al on si i' r.' « • 
 './ ;'.', u;iuli (t:iii(ls .)i t',,, 
 ivcr, iittlij imr;iiu-ci t 
 i.v.'n. ( «,!i., ,..;.; IS ic- 
 .i!l.ip.i.iila tli.'y i.ithtr^'J 
 atiiii. b li.r the hiiliiiiii; ' ' 
 Hirj; ilic tirlt I'l.K.!.' Ill 
 en ./,•,. iv:»i.i aiul i,:r'r.- 
 
 Onp J\.W I. / he Natural Hijloryof the ^panilh Indies in general. -) 5T 
 
 Uaf-ihoUft 
 
 II itci of r* 
 
 TB1« " 
 <in» 'B '»' 
 Ircjf. I'liJ 
 
 ihe pi «.-•• 
 
 v| iin nf 
 iTktf • .1 
 
 \l'*nr.J 
 
 ,, of .-..■.. 
 mm% r.ltn.lt 
 
 Continew. aihl litcn thi'Co»fl« ot'lo;li liito ol' it ; it rr 
 m.ii.i^ ii'iw ttiat wc ajti loiiK' ndu'i Ki'inarki uf fur 
 AiitfKirn. 
 
 Ilir Toivii of ' h. ill ihi' Kingdom nf'<i'i<i«ci(.(, hai 
 the lK'(t |-nur.iiilcl>. kni ivii in. ill ihc/'x^jV), .ind ;irc taken 
 (lilt I r a Kiiik, M'lii.li IS It kjf ;iii inrxh.iultiMc rnalii- 
 ly of tli.ii I "It ol Kitho*. A riTt.iin li.li^ii touiid luro 
 1 Su Ml- V Imli w-i, iiin • I Km;; I'i ••i; nl's >/«, ilie mIuc 
 (pf will, h w.ii not t.i K' lull, mill all the )cwrllcri wi.ik- 
 [MiriiH il to lay ivliat "ivms worili 
 
 Ihc^rcat Mountain m /'.f i, xkihirr the Miiir< are. 
 I111 .always ^ Cloil.l lunp,ine over lhet<i|Mit it, even in 
 tlie ['lirell .iiul i If arcd wcatlier. Ai tin Icvit It.iiiit the 
 ( iiy, bill :heri'< no Inch thiii;;.i'iC;ra^or I'alturc within 
 *leaf!ues .ill .ih.nit 1 hr enir.iiKC into the Miiir-wcirk<, 
 and the wnrkiii(', there, arc lo ilaiijieroiii, that they wliuh 
 go upon that ildipn iile to take the Sacrament ot the Al- 
 rir, cxpci'HiiK never fA return more. The Metals he it 
 a valt depth in the Iiartli, at lealt ico ittnes a Man's 
 hiigh:h : Ram is very nccell'.iry lor thcfe Works .n the 
 Mines foiiHtmu's, and tins they iifu.illy have ?lHnit 
 CxilUnnfi. In I'tlniii-.ry the .Silver comes tioiii P .fti and 
 Pore t.i l.im, , and alxiiit the laire time the Ships come 
 with Gold from i'/j'V» to the lame place, and this a- 
 nviiiiits 1 1 near 5 Millions half of l^'lluh is the Km;; .s, 
 I'll' in all, l>oi|i (ioKl and Silver, fH about il Millions. 
 l»toni l.im.i If (toes to /'.irMm^, in the Month of /(/";/ ; 
 from /'.iriiimi liy | and to Nomine Ae D/w, and from thence 
 |.v Sea to I I /..,ii;,'n.i. The Gold that lomcs ont o^ the 
 Kinpdnm if (•rtttuJn, and the Province of 7»'n '/fVi/i- 
 n ', is alio brought by a River to C.inh.i^tn.i, fo thar at 
 that place thcres a good Pooty to be init with eviry 
 Year, if fome well-laid projeifl were as well put incut' 
 rution. 
 
 The Mines of Ofutn are given over throiii^h the '.le- 
 faihireof the Qiiickfilvcr ; and the ruh Silver Mines of 
 CuJCirfliea, which nlc to yield booo Quintals n^^'V. 
 have been llopp'd up by the falling in of fome Moiiii 
 tains. 
 
 To coii,-hiJe thefc Remarks, they tell i'» that two 
 thinpj aie citceHively Icarcc and dear, confequcnily ui 
 the pteat City of fiuito, and thofc are Wine and Alfes. 
 Ihe tbrnicr is worth 8 Rials a Qiitrt if brought from 
 tiiHi, bit II if it comes from S»4i'n. The latter are 
 luclir.tnties, that one has bewn fold for noO I'cro'* j 
 and'tisifoit of Proverbial Qnellinn in the Country, 
 What's dcarell at (.>.""" ? To which the Anfwer is. An 
 Afs. But they were always rcckoiul a very fenfibic in- 
 genious People, and 'tis but agreeable to their Charaiflcr 
 to have tew of thefc Animals amonglt them. 
 
 It may nut be amil's to add to this, the Account they 
 give us of the tirf^ Difcoiery of the In. nd of Sohmen 
 The J/i.i»i//; Vice-Roys in this pare of the Vorld, to in- 
 
 gratiate iliemfelvri the more with the Kinij their Ma- 
 
 Itir, and kceu li.s lavoui, that they niav liic loiigrr keep 
 
 ilieli: profitable PolU, nfc to fct tliemfclvciti. niikc new 
 
 Difioveries. Thui. Don tmi A,- I'rUjca, \ icc-Uoy of 
 
 V* Sf*iii, fiiit out a I'Icct and d.lcovcr' 1 the /' ■■:,fpin! 
 
 Illaiids. Aftrr the fame iraniiei one Cijl ', Vir.Roy 
 
 lit I'.'/ , lent out a Klect fiiiin tiH/^, a rniiLipilCuin- 
 
 nianilcr in v^hicli was <'(./'.. .Vuimloi/., ii ranious IriiiliLt 
 
 ot ilic Ali(;<i/.iii.f';,?' clvhi. Tliev (add ioi Icaauc* tu 
 
 the W'elf of the Coart of Peru, and in 1 1 ilepr. S.I.. they 
 
 l<iuiid U-vcral IllaiiJk mlubued with People nt .i i.wvnv 
 
 loniplcion, and iimte luked- I hcfc lllands allorded ,, „ 
 
 '"iiijjcr, Cluvi-i and C'muinon, tlio' not thi very bed ; 
 
 there wiu alfo fome appcaraii. i- cf Gold. Ri'tweaiG,'.' 
 
 vnii.l M di'rr. S. I . thiy difc.ivn'd I I great lll.i'i,',, the 
 
 larpelt of whii-li h.id is Name Uu.-.t-iaHti fiuiii tl\ li.li 
 
 Obloner, auJ upon the Cj.u! .if tins ihey lai'.'il i^o 
 
 leagues, kfore tlicy coi'd know whether 'twere an 111 "id 
 
 or i-art ot the Mainland ; my, thiy . ou d i.m .,i l.ill 
 
 tinii ilieciidot it, lo tint liey lOni Uidid it mght p.ili- 
 
 bly be part of a Continent liKi.hiiig to the A; ■;-.'.' i.< 
 
 StTij^l'ii. Howcvei, tlifl'c Wire thofe aftrtwaiMs vill'd Siori-of ""v. 
 
 Voiimof/'s lllands, and tluy adoiJcd ex, client Vicfi.als of '■'"""■ 
 
 all forts ; lo diat ihcy are the mod convcmei.r Kfr,ili;ng 
 
 places that can be asa .Ship fails from thcGait nf . //', 
 
 Pern, or the M.(i;W/iiij,,I;, fur the Mi/u,..--. licit :s .lib 
 
 Gold to be had, which the Naiivcs will give in 'tuik 
 
 for other Commodities. The Sp.mi.Uili iliil rn t tiimk ot 
 
 tindini<Gol,l hereabouts, but yet tluy broujjh'. Iciiic to 
 
 the va.iie of ,jocuo Pezo's, an,! good llore ci'bpi is ton. 
 
 Ihc Natives were very lloui Men, an I f lugl.t loiitinu- 
 
 ajly agamlfthei^/t«i.i>./j, fothat they pit iioinoiC Sj'.iil 
 
 ot one lort nor another, than wh.ii liiey foi by ir iin 
 
 tofiC. Ihey were J I. Icalt 14. Months in daoiciiii^ 
 
 thelc lllands from one to another ; ii the end 1 1 wliuh 
 
 ihcy rcturii'd home, failing to the N.>n!i of the line, and 
 
 fo falling wi'h the Coalt of Nrir Sf.iin. 
 
 I hat the .'.j'nni.ittli iiiinlii be en. .j.ira ;cd to no and ili. '«(■;•• 
 Plant thele Illuids, the Uilcovcicts 1 (.lit .kly ;','.vc tliini ^' .'^'"" 
 the Name of v,/»i»j's lllands, is iftl.ci ought to fup- " " 
 pole thefc uere the very lllands that Pr.ncc fet, lul M 
 hisGold from to adorn the Temple a: jci.Jtii tn. This 
 was a good comrivaiKC to lend fome a-.vav, and K. make 
 more room for the rolt in the iicli and ilcli. ii.nis (^iiiintry 
 of/Vr«. And the tuck tiKjk lo fai, tliat Co!o.iics were 
 adiially going to Ic lent thither, bu: at t'>e fiiiie time 
 they had notice that Sir /' ,;>kij Ihnx-' "as gone into the 
 South Sea ; upon winch, Orders wcic lent that tluy 
 ihou'd not be inhabited, to the end that the i'-»glijl\ an,l 
 all other Nations palling iliat way to the Mclu^cu, m'g'.u 
 meet with no other lefielhincnt there than what they 
 cou,l get troin ihe Natives, who arc not scry forwar,! 
 to rntcriam Strangers. 
 
 I 
 
 e Coalt t.i i've tu / VrA-, '," '■ 
 iiilds, ln't It Iccni'.tlie'''"' 
 nolle. Iiave I'll ii'iik the 
 leiav il, and ill,' loivn 
 inn h iiioiv likely that 
 il.lt. than iliat .1 i own 
 Imcl.s lliou'd ever ;.;.! 
 
 (o Irai^iiis I'lom 111 i:ce, 
 ade; I lit from thi-n.e, i^^-, 
 h I'll Town at all, lii 
 s, full of Kuirs, and 
 iiitry dwell ihe s, . /«.,- T' .-■ 
 i;.,that bcint; r inaw.iy ' 
 a' li;..v,l tll.ll■|Jhe^ lu- 
 ll thl^ Kcvo!t was he 
 l;iller<, an.l tlio" th-.re 
 ,'iicc th.iii to tl'ctr tiir- 
 IV d unfuc.el.sf,!! ; il'.c 
 Iberty, and very oiieii 
 Is ot their ini'.gnatinii 
 lie to a lof o! aCini- 
 r./j lOll d niikc no ba- 
 ns llio 'd I'lvi ihen li- 
 mf i.cs, pr Aid ,1 tlity 
 
 P aie IS St. ; y,I. ■".■J li.ir. 
 
 here ih 'v h.-.vea'l OlH '•' '" 
 i' C'o- i!r,ir uiidciit a-'^"'"' 
 ;;:! ii;; betw.xt l'»i.!wm 
 {nr. ; next t" whuh isa(. .,;. 
 <i ,fi ■..i-.ii.-.^ii.i, I'-Iia i- \„^, 
 11111. fcvcid r.iod Pons, 
 iri..tiL' o: Mti\hnii.'i/u 
 ::u;ii.d ih s wl.nlegrcir 
 < ., n la'iii. 
 
 Chap* XIU. 
 
 The Natural Hi/lory of the Spanilh Indies //; general. 
 
 W 
 
 ^F. arc here to run over tliofe things that relate 
 tothcHirtory of Nature in this part of the 
 World, and therefore Ihall make no difcourfc 
 of Long, and I.at. of length and flioiinefs of Days, of 
 Shadows, Twilights, and other things ol Mathematical 
 confidcntioii. For thefc things we muft go to ourGloties, 
 till wc tind them dctermin'd by infallible Obfrrvations 
 made in vhe Country. In the meantime, wc may fur- 
 vcy with plcafure the I and, Rivers and Springs, the 
 Mountains, Meadows, and fruitful Valleys, Animals, 
 and all the rich Products of the Earth ; aniongft which 
 variety of Subjects, wc (hall meet with fome that will 
 poflibly ontenainus. 
 
 What the iiuality and temper of the air for the itioft 
 rfjil'tf" ^^" '*' "^*y '^ pretty cafily gucfs'd from the fitiiation of 
 B,Ke. '" t'l'^ Country ; yet this is not a Rule that holds without 
 exception, neither arc the degrees of heat and cold in any 
 Country precifcly to Ix; den rmin'd by its nearncfs to, or 
 rcmotcncfs from the FcjuiiioiStial, fincc there are abun- 
 dance of other caufcs that concur to thcfe effttts, and 
 are to be coiifider'd in thrir Icveral influences and rela- 
 tions thereto. The Torrid Zone is in a great many pla- 
 ces truly fo, and thclnhabiiantsare as it were continu- 
 
 ally roafting; thus 'tis in Eti>wpi.t, and almoil all Parti 
 
 ot ylfrii\i in lomc Pans of the ;-'.?;r-y«iyifi, an,l many 
 
 others of Afta ; and lo in part of tV.i/i ,, and others fir 
 
 the Wrnfri'fiin World. But yei iiuhc liimeZone, iiiother„., 
 
 . 1-1 ,1 11 Diifcimce 0' 
 
 places, tis quite othcrwile ; tire air is i ol and tcmpe-hc,! ind,jj 
 
 rare, and the Sun, tho" he comes ilncOlly o\er ihc heads 1" theham. 
 of the inhabitants, yet docs not torment ilieni at that '"" '"""• 
 rate with his heat. At tijfi.o in /'■ n, the heat is very 
 gentle and niodeiatc, and lo 'tis gcner.illy upon the 
 Plains of that Country, but about ;'ii.'c,i'ti:.duwniighr 
 cold, and by the bare feeling of the temper of the air 
 thereat>oiits, a Man wov.M gi.efsthat he weic much far- 
 ther removed tVom the I'.quinodtial than he is. .And 
 'tis the lame too moiiiy 111 the Kingdom ot \.n-CV ;«.:.;.(, 
 which en)oys .1 plealani temperare air, rather inclining 
 to cold thin licac, as is very well Icen in the skins and 
 complexions of the Inhabitants. P it ihi^ diri'erence is n,rtc,r..ci' a 
 not only obfervable by Land, bu: at Se.i too ; fot as a-hi'iundccla 
 bout all the Sea of I'.virm.i, and the Coall of u'c.:/j/f, ^l'"" *• 
 you have violent and hardly toler.iblc heats, fo upon thcj^j'""'"' 
 Pnuiidii Sea it has been taken notice, tli.it even whi iiihe 
 Sun bar. been direCtly cner the Ikiads ol thole that hiive 
 fail'd along, they have had as much cold as they cai'd 
 I 1 1 i i 1 foi> 
 

 752 
 
 7/;? NattnMhi/tory of the iipanilh Indies //; gcncrM, 1 ib. V. 
 
 -,„ I, 
 
 ill il(iiil-t, lli.it iIk- WiiulMiiulBrrtrcH .111 
 
 iiiifri of tins iliiliTiiKr, ami tlio' «"!■ i in 
 
 liu.iicl,. j;r k iio|Mrti. iilii in.'i'iit it llu- vjnoiisl ;«\*n oMivVil 
 
 y thfni iM all P:trniit'ihm.',n it Country, v>t lotnr liw 
 
 1 till.tiii 
 
 ' fir. 'Tk [all 
 ihr priim|Ml 
 .iicl,.'j;r k II' 
 
 i.Tik'*n,li ''"I'K'-. w'li'li rritty riiilt.tm i«|'»iii-ti c h.i» |iillit\ il 
 iHi(vi«i>ii«ri tu 111' t.iki'ii iMHif ot In /•: m;.' vf rtiul, iliil m 
 •' I »■•"/' till Siiniiii' r im I' mir iih K ifhil .iihl pUaliiii', St.ifiiti'- m 
 in ill,' Moriiini', tin. Fvi'niiiiiv l'< iiii; iimH' linim mU dl 
 iiiiiiparM Mil I ihfiii) liot .m,! Iiiltrj. I'mnr.iuuiU m 
 _/'.v(i (inil It l.i'Mi, tiif ill iii.iiiy j'.ii. in iln' imuM^i' 
 Z'J'h'i iliijr li'i I |. iiic ot tlicir (•.rr.uiK In umii iIiiMimm 
 rij' h.'iMiifo itT thattiiiH' tin- (nlli Win.ls lu'iii tlii-Sc.i 
 iloiiillyW iiPi.iitli.ii', Inn nm.iuN tin lnuMli "I tln' 
 I'lv I hull Win K (VM li tliiir tuiill.dit .imi llJitil nmli) 
 uniiii.Jii.1 iiLikctlv ;iii iih^I ;inil I'li.iiim. An:un, ilic 
 N'Mlh NV'inils nlii. 'nvi'.li 111 nic It .ill' M\A yW\.\\vf, yi't 
 dilpc rlc* Milli ,111.1 1 l.iiuli, tiitil I li'.irs tlu .iir, is in in.i- 
 ii\ V*"sn\ f .1. troiiHifc:"'" )'h\ tin\vli(illin;f, iliikciis 
 tin; air, .iiil briii;»R.iin alniwi'liit viiy In |iiciiilv. 
 »,K I .iii.t C)ii thr II lit li.iii I t!>iii SniiiliUinls .irr hi.ililiy .ind 
 (itr,i|.;ni'. in,| ii:.ikf»iry btijit an. I pli.lUiif wi.tilur 
 .iloiif till I'liii '. .li.'l t.iiill "t til 11 C'liiiiitrv i .inil yet 
 ii'ii'icriF •liiii- Uiilcs will h. L! uiincrr.illv, lor tlity 
 
 
 li.lvi' iliri 
 
 then K.Mri wii Sii' til oiin, .1- ii well Known in I'lme 
 
 .MIU I'lltt 1U'I,< I'.illv 'i| /'<•' (I .llul ('" '■. .Al^.llTl. OUl >"'/<•- 
 
 III . iir I .lit WiikI. ;» ri'i ki'iul ( ir li'fv luiLI, kiiKlly -iihI 
 hiilrlil'il, tli.iinlii y-f v'l.M-i, I'll, lure ;»iiil (o 'ti"-all 
 ■I'll iho TirLil '/'Jill! tin Ir.illiil) wuul, vMii.li they 
 i.ill 'lie |!rn-i', loM'. mil I'lily )'lraliiiiMiii.l riltiiliniint, 
 
 ;H'WMi(ii .If nil 11, i|,i- liigliCoiiiiiriiri, Iiii picity will 
 in thi l.iwir. 'I lure's illii ilcliuite i'.iltinc-fitimii.ls, 
 iiil.ls lull ot' C;.iti I, (hih.iriN iiul (..uli ns ot I'rul', 
 .iii>l ail ,i'lMiir,(l>li' iiimiitc ot \H'o.ul.s aiul Ion (l«. 'I'll.'. 
 I-. ilii|'jitol the Ciiiiitry that i« lull IfHiii'ii torflcallli 
 ■ml I'luliiii-, .mil lis ihc iim II uotuliJ aii.l ilm i,gt,| 
 Willi liilialiiiantii, «lin live lute a Ion ot I'aiaililij.al 
 lilt. 
 
 Dm lor .1 iHiiie piitieiilar Aiiounr ol' ilie Njt ure aiul . , , 
 fjiialiii il the I an.l, ivc may ir,|i(i,K, jiuw it n m iIk > • i 
 i»o Will kiii'Wii Paris -t ilii^ Mil I iiipiic ilirCoiiritru:, '""■ ' 
 "I A/i . 1 11,1 /'•,,., At in tin- lotiiiii-, lis olil'crviil 
 lli.li uh.ii M ly Imiii vm tniir it yi^n .no i | on tlie al- 
 um, an.l luviiiR moiinte I a |;ooi| ||l|^||.|, ym I fj.m to 
 tall aiMiii, iho'liif i very |itt,e. Ail ili • I ami alMiii 
 .\i I'V,/'" anil M.\ho IS ot tins iiaiiire, not biu ihm 
 tlieii aie Inrji Mcuiitainsanil iliip V.iJIeis; Inn tlu' liii- 
 liiirls IS, ih.it the II am o| ilie L'luimiy lies thus .onll.le 
 till. iliviteJ alovc that wlmh riin> aloi;ji ilic .V.i- 
 1.1. 111. !• 11 i« io he lonliileiil .is iliviiKa mm time, , 
 raits uliili ,trc tjHil ly die V/'»/,irt,.;'j the l.run , tliel'.'« 
 i.-' (u, aiiii the riiU.i. Hie L.tiiii runs gloni} tile .Sia- ' "" 
 C'o.ill. iln- S,e,,.,, k ail Hills v/i-li innn- Va'lleys, tjit'" ' 
 
 i.xtfnitlv inM aiul .liy Noitli Wiik'.s, aiul -'"i-i are llitp anJu.inijy M..uiiiam., The /-imj take* 
 
 rio,iiii^ij 
 
 P" 
 
 up loitu- I. Ii.iiiiie» in lir.iiitli, m lome I'arts Irfs, anil 
 iiiothetsa litile more ; the iJirM,, nm (,,nie ."> ln^m^ 
 in lire.ulili, the .lihici as nnith, (oiiKtuius nvae iiiiJ 
 limietnieslcfs. It ncuria.ns upon aij the ' r.n nv .Sea- 
 Coall, l.iu Ibinetimis there tails a fnail Jew, toihliml 
 'liemleKes from whiJiihcJiiliahiiams iiii.l Ml. inoivihati 
 1 1 11 .ilh 311 I a,!'^ iiiM).'eiotlii'BoiK : One i.iii t liy it i ' o«criiips ot' Mais, wnh a litth- I.arili upon tlnni, I /p- 
 it e .1 o'v ill ilian the Welhris itns, K-.auli. tliai Winil on the ./«./ i it ramsaliiioll ( nntiiiiialiy, tho' lonntMiie.s 
 tl.a? II tlu l.iil Will, liMoni or haully h'owsat all be illie .Se.iloin latv there a.s to iiioie an,l Ids. In the Sic- 
 f> «M "' tivaii i!:e 'I'li-peks i Asl'.r the otilet aii>l lOiile.ivicnecl'.' , whuli hesUtiuxt hrjth tin P.xtrenes, tlieKainsob- 
 ii'/S" Ji (st'tlic .l.y iiiil wet Seal'oiis one upon .mother, the Kiile' line the lame Seifoiis that iliey ilo in S/kuu. The.fj.i- 
 I'liiri. lure that i* eitahlillul hv umviif.il Ixpencnee "o aliouiiils wiili a fort ot wiKI Goals ami .Slicep, atiil 
 fi'VMluu III ilie 'lorri.l Zone, thai when i lie , Sim is their Va He \s are very pleatant ami toll of Iruiis. ■i'he^.,,,,j 
 lirii.ell t'loni them they Inve their taiuMi an. I ilryeft •'«•''■' allonl great iiumliiis of Apii anl Pariors ; aiull'.r :. 
 "iMtlier. ;iniiili.'e p-raiy when he icuirns ,iiul >"iiic5 here alhi ihe\ liiul the I'lmrt'.^vr, whirh is To iircatly I'l.ni. u 
 ov.r :l.iir hea.ls .iv,.tiii. llins in i'l", when the .Sun tt'eeme.l ot' the J».. !.■«/, aiul of the 'I'raile of wliuli they 
 'ii.tes hi. lOirl'e towati's the 'I'npiek ol (>'■<•. ihe make lo imiih Money. 1 he Wn,/'j aihl .Vi'curt; niii along 
 .iif is very Uar ■inil ii'in, tlies have iiothins nl Ram or torahove ic o hapiies in view with one .mother, .inJ 
 ■S'lMW, a I tl'iirHiMis fall, anvl tome are .ii'iitc lirieil up. ahuolt parallel roo. KiyonJ the Koyal City ui CnlnjOiru Cu. 
 < )n the o:hir hai.ii, as the Sim a|proailiisto them, a'.d ihcy tipen trom one another, ainl form .a latf;e aiul fpa- 
 ■ oircs to lime svitli more ilin.'l and lorcihlc hi^in.s up- eioiis l-haiiipian, lepleinDnl with .ibumlance .,1 hiitKi- 
 onthiiii, til'' Kain aivl Snowsiome oiiton, ami the !{)• vers and lloiinlhmjj ralhins. It is a heai.tlifiil SoiJ, t|,c 
 vets Iwi'l aiivl loetHow their I'laiik'. Tin lame I aw hell I'lopeil, aiul ih.iiehill nfail ihe /-i./icj tur all k'uul.i 
 IS o! I>r\c 1 in pinporiioii in the Coall of \i'i» S/ij ', the <'l I'roviiions, Com only cxceptcii ; but ihey ha\e all 
 llhi'ris of ///'/.ciw//,!. '(,.•.«, an. I S(. <'>/^)i ,<(• ('(rf»/(ii:c, the Caitclof /',■ 
 nnj nnneirally ot\ the N' rth-liile of the 1 inc, sviih re- 'he Co 
 
 fir'i . eio ihrSini'^ atie'.s t" ihi-Ttopiekof ' i/'>iiVi«, as Partriiiges. Thi> is , all'ii the Provin. e of C (i.,m ; the'''"""-' • 
 - 1 the .Soiifli-liile ivi h rclj'fiV to th.ir ofCai.fi. But > next to vvhiih, namely (i.^ic^r, has ahumlanrc of very'"*'" 
 tl.i. law tij wi.l known liohls only in the lorriil tiuittul V.illeys, anil Mountain that arfbrd iheiiihell 
 Z 111, fur .',11 the Ri>;ions without the Tiop''*'^ '''i^'' ''.'"'' '" ''"' ^^'"fld, ivhiih i.s the ihariiun); Metali of 
 R.im and Sniiiv, andali ihat t'ool weailiir ulieii ilieSun (lohl ainl.Siher. 
 
 ;s faiiheli fi,aii '.hiiii, ni.d i. iieihi r weh ilie iiMin of _ I here are II ver.il »■ ry cieit I .ikes in this Ck)untry :'-'k.i 
 tlia' I iiniinaiy, not oiilv their f! rear lieai, l>ui i le^iicll i I he 1 ake ot /i//.vi. i, m the I'loviiiic of t'^/Z./o, (jull ''""' '««• 
 si,\ aii.i dial! weaihii too, 1 his Ku'e is lo »i!l. -n- ""w meniion'd, i. full o le.ig'ies in leni-.th, and i im ""'"""' 
 (Irlii'd ly UhetKiti'Ps throll;;ho.i tli- \Vor!,l, ih.ii 'tii, hieaiithai the wiaell |la>,, aik! ilmre are i r. m- iigi.at 
 nol tole in the leail ijiielhou'd. Kivei:, thai i-itiiiy ilk'ii',li|u> into it. The water is nut 
 
 The t.-mp ran,'. loiiiii'.uti.Mi oftlie Land is ti be inn- lah noi bra, k till like that of iheSea, but has (bmany ill 
 lider'd uiih ril','icl e.thet t.i the low, the hiv;li, "i ihc 'inal'ties that 'tis not Iir to be drunk ; theie are fcvcrjl 
 iri.Mie J iiiiN. In general, tlie lo\V I'aits lowar.ls thelllUnls in it whi .h liprnierK were mhabiteil and eulii- 
 Sca-Ciai't are hot and moitl, and n.ir lo tit t ' be inhah- vated hut now he waiie, but for all th« I ake is inlia- 
 ted, nor iie.ir ib healthy as riheis arc. Thcie aie (oii'c bited hill, and you may fee a threat many VilLigcsof ;/,'..^';'^"''''^ '' 
 of them th.ii are pl.iii.ly uninhabitable, ir^i only b\ rea- \iI-<:'ij tioating in ii. lor 'tis r.) be noted, tliat th.jre '""' 
 I 11 of tl-.e.Sin.'b whiili Ic in vait mountains in many 'grows hire a h rt of Heed wh'ih they eall Tur/sx;, of 
 
 which the. m.ike a fort of B,jats, and then tyir.g a gooj 
 number of thcfe all logetlier th-y eoiupulc a'\'illjfj 
 
 ,.■ '; ^ ""'J' i..*sv|'tiii , uui iiiey lla^ e ail 
 
 -attcl ot /•-■-o'..-, liclides thofe that are peculiar to, 
 Jountti, and ciicllem Fowl, paitiiulaily lioicofF™.' 
 
 r> i4. Tnv 
 Ul*. ti. ih ■ 
 1 .11 J .r,.l 
 Icmpei ,'Hf 
 '/3'U» n lii' 
 
 »1, r 
 
 j.il ;>.: 
 
 or til, L«t 
 
 r.J 
 
 will. 
 
 places, Ijiit the leatry plail.y (imun.is, whuh is tiic o'.het 
 extreme; tor thevviteis that tall from the Mountains, 
 tludin;'. no n'lilet in thefe t'.at .ind low lands do pcrteCt- 
 ly drown ihem, an 1 render them mitit tor living m. 
 • ilJ what by one .md the oiher of theic, tipe. iaily the 
 iit'ir, th ' grcatelt pan nf ilieC^ialt of thisl'.ir.piie. par- |it.aiiily 
 
 jic a \ iiijge, 
 pja. i lo pLiCc accord nig as their C)c- 
 e.ilioiis It.ul them. 'IhcL.ik 
 
 bilh and 
 
 1 reiii'i' es fio.n i 
 
 is well replenitli'd « ith '^'''' '"' ' 
 wild Fowl, Willi h are the things thelb /./Jmhj ■'"''' 
 peiid upon foi their jntlihood. Tho' it rc- 
 
 ti iilarly that upon the Souih .Sea is made a viry ill fort , ctues fo gnat iii;ai.titie^ of water, yet it his but one 
 of alia' i-,i'i"n. Only tisto be fiul, tin' tins .idmits of . vent o;iIy, wluh lunning in a current for at halt 50 
 .niMxc p'l in, with iclpefl ir)(cn,e Kirtsot I'l,','. wli. re lea,i;iics, tonus ar lall ari.ahei l:.\\c ; this is let's than the 
 |l, i-ivv r.mds air . not, fertile and hcahiiv. The high , Original one, bni ' it viry large in it filt, and u| on the 
 I. :.:s .ire -■old an I diy, very healthy, but not very Hank.', ol it feed abund.mee of Cattel that ;;row very 
 f. luiful nor plcafaiit : yet the'v ,irc raftiin: (.ioviiids,and ; fat 'viih liiehne i'aliurage tiny meet with there. At the 
 pood ilor.- t'f Ctt'ol, ojt of whirii they fupply their end '.I the Valley of "l'.ir.(^,:>.r, near I' ^y?, , here's a Lake 
 want of C' rn and (iiam, but t!;eii they have the ad- 'to riuiid 111 its cir^umfereme, rhat it feciiis as if it liad 
 vamaite of ha\iM;jthe rich Mmrs ainonglt them, and all lU'eii li-fenb'd by Compafs. But 'tis llranger ft;ll, tbr 
 
 thei|iialiiyof its water; 111 the mi.ldic it boils uj) like Bil, 
 a L'jt for at leall 1: ho; l.;uarc", which is the viry n- 
 liii:., o; the Spiii.g, .md tis lo hot, th.i? thaiiompaiiionis 
 mil eiioii.'Ji ado upoiithi.saiioiinr. I'liey scry freipicnt- 
 ly b.itlie 111 It touaids the outward I'aris, and near the 
 
 iiJ 
 
 thii!(»s we kn.'iv obe> (i.)ld an! Silver "I'hcfe ttvo a 
 v.iif.a.'is I'l l^iibir. an.l Mines in the hiidi Lands, do 
 cciiiiteii lil ill' I tlici iwo of Irade, and a'.imd.ince of 
 Winos which are tound in the lower along the Sea Coall, 
 The niiildie I -inds are moderate in teiiipei as well as 
 liriiaM T, ih.;y iia e not the hoi mii:?,gy nn of the one, 
 nor t'.K' piercing cold of lie i.tiiei ; they a'.)"im.l in nia- 
 •r- fo-Ts ■if (iram, as W'l.eit, l-iirhy and .^laiitc, which 
 
 '.l.U 
 
 iJaiiks, Lilt gon.>; larilui 'tis lb hot dia; 'tis not to be en- 
 dured. The\ haie cut a I'leat Channel whiili draws oil 
 .1 coniideuWc hi. am of water from the Lake, (f 1 the 
 
 fen ice 
 
.;/. 1 ib. V. 
 
 H^ciicr. 
 
 mnirifi, lilt picify will 
 111. in- P.illiiri-<iriHiii,|., 
 ■• I'll! (..u li 111 'it I'm', 
 
 'ih'ils.liu' Itlldtv I'll,'. 
 
 » lull liiiiri'ii lor Mdilli 
 H ii.iihli,! aiul ilir..i,j;c,| 
 I' '' loiiul r.ir.iili||j,,il 
 
 iiint 111' (lif Kjfiirc »n\i s.m.r v 
 "iiliilii liow i( It III lilt 111 I . ,; 
 111 I iiil'iif flirCiiuiitrii:, '"'*'■' 
 1' loiimr, 11^ iilili mil 
 II yiii .iri' 1 I cihilic al- 
 >>l III >.i;li!li V'x ' r;(iii III 
 All ill ■ I. mil 'a;., ,111 
 
 l-i IlltUri.', Ilnl I'llI llui 
 
 I' V.llK-,S; lull llli'l.ll. 
 
 HUUly lies itlus .Dllli.lc- 
 
 li 11111% ailing ilic ,V.|. 
 
 I !■> lIlVllll.l lll'.O lIlM I I ,, 
 I''!' tilt I. run , tllCl'i'i 
 
 '" ' riiiis ailing till' .S^:i- '"••' "•■ 
 
 'I'll r.iiiK' v.i'iif)s, ihc'"' ■'■'•■ 
 
 Jill.. 'I'he/..i'.j uijij 
 111 loiiu' Tart* li I's, .iml 
 I nil fiinit ?n |,.ai{iii> 
 , loiiiitiiius iiiiiic niul 
 II ail till- I nil I ni .So 
 .1 fia.»l| Jtwi toililciiil 
 
 .ims lirCii Ml. lllDlf lli.lll 
 
 I.arili isjiuii iliiiii. l)|.. 
 
 iiii.illv, tliij' li'iiiciiiius 
 
 aiul Ills, III ilii.. s,f . 
 
 '.xtrriris, tliiK.iinsob- 
 In ill .S/i.i/ii. Thi;.?<.-'''»i""i 
 (jri.its ami .Sliccp, ,iml*''*''P- 
 'i t..!l ofhui... The;,p„,,a 
 il'i.* aii.l Pariots ; .jiui I'.n.r. 
 .-, \vliirhisroj.|,atljrli.niGxj 
 ■ Trailoof Willi li they 
 ' aiiil Vic/Mj riiinjoiig 
 Willi oiif anotlifr, .mJ 
 Royal City 1)1 Ciilici Gif« Chjr. 
 
 II rill ,1 Luge aiKJI'M-P"''' 
 •ibujiilancc ,,1 tiiicRi- 
 
 IN.l hl-.ljjllfii) S'Jil, tlii; 
 
 lllc huin j;.i all klllil* 
 
 .1 ; hut ilicy li,i\r all 
 I- ilui .irc ptciiliar tii„„„. 
 1, pill til ulaily liou' ijf F ,Ji, ' 
 
 C^hap. XIII. ^hchlMttratHijloyy of the >panjlh liulit'.s in general. 75 3 
 
 iviir c (it Cii. 
 
 las almiiilaii nl vciy 
 tliat atforii tin in hell 
 1- iluriiiifin Mti.iJi of 
 
 lln. I'.nnn.*- 
 
 CKi.. 
 
 iki's III this Oiuntry : 'ii 
 0UIH.C ul' CnH.i,; (iiiit''"' '•>■ 
 MiilcM.i.th, .mil Mii,""^""" 
 liKic arc 1 r HI 1 1 pii ai 
 11. I'lii; water is imt 
 a, but lias Ibinany ill 
 Ilk ; ilii'ii' art- fcvfrjl 
 
 Mili.ibiifil anil ciilii. 
 
 ill ilut lake Is iiilia- 
 
 tnuiiy Villages of ;r.,^';;:'"'B^''- 
 
 I'L- notfil, that tli.jrc 
 
 li ihcy i.illT.;r/,^i<!, of 
 
 i:ij ihcii tyir.g i jjochI 
 
 y iiiili|>olc a S'llljijc, 
 
 -ciinliiifjas ilieir cSc- 
 
 \t!l npliiiillul iMth''"''"5j 
 
 le things thile I'l.iirtiii '""*' 
 
 tliliooil. Tlio it rc- 
 
 cr, yet it has but one 
 
 irrent for at lialt <o 
 
 ; this is lefs iliaiune 
 I It fJt, anil hhjIi tlie 
 attel tl.a; i;rovv very 
 It with there. Ai the 
 r I' liji, here's a Lake 
 
 It feciiis as if it liad 
 t 'tis llraiiiiiT full, tor 
 il.l.llc it I'O.Lslip |ikeB)iltr»I.>e 
 A'liiih is the very ri- 
 Ii.ii thaticniiaiifon is 
 
 'lliey \ery iVeipiciu- 
 I I'.irts, and near the 
 
 ilia: 'tis not to be cn- 
 
 iniiel uhii.li draws ofl 
 
 )iii tile Lake, ((m tin.. 
 
 feniic 
 
 Irrviie oi iheir Metal-I'iininr«) iiotwithltamlint; ulii. h atiil rrcailiiif ili. tv.sier j fi 'hr Uitinin or n'» l^frm, 
 ihcSpriiiK wiitk* lip f.i UTy Ult, ihit the I aki alwuM 'ti» .ill one m tlmn. \» i m |lri.' ■■% ihcy iile nore, iin.M,j.,uff 
 O'MliliKirkrrpf full wuliMvit u ' ' ■' ' ' ■ 
 
 JtUtht. 
 
 WJ.il 
 
 HjiRiI 
 
 my app.ireni lUvrialir. I he mighty 
 1 ake of M, vi ., upon Iniiie a .'iintis ilelirvr* niote ail- 
 iliiuiiciii than ilie liini' I. I hat i(riit Ciiv i' h-lf is 
 leateil in it, but the pt"lpei't nt ilie ll'atini; (lanliii»is 
 1)111 li Is line jiiil ai'ti'rabic than ih.it ot In iii.iny I liuli' , 
 lor hire uiu Ihall lee l.iri'e I'lais o('| roiiml fullol all mi's 
 III pleilant Heibn aiii liiwen livimiiiiiiii .ilnni; iipnii ili 
 water, ami tlo.itiiij! Iromone part i > .im ilier I lie I ikc 
 
 ""' iltloiiUnvo loitMil water, one l.ilt likith.itufilu Die.iii, 
 «ikI anoiher fwret an I elear, Inim the many Kivers that 
 rntri in'« ir. In the iniilK ot it ii a i;riat mi k 
 
 11 llUiul, uhnli has ieveral Haflni<l h.T w.i'er, »ery wli'il- 
 l"nie an I niiliin.il. im.I inn. Ii ns'il rpon thai |. on. 
 The i]naiiiiiie« of bill' it .illoi-,|» aie In prcat, that t!ie 
 
 C'llli'ii: 
 
 .1 >.it 
 
 H »iT ofllK 
 
 Wi.lr Cn ii. 
 
 Ml 
 
 ^v.-f of 
 
 r.4i<. 
 
 Keviniieot ilu I. ike is oiibnaiiK reiko.i'il at t 
 I)iiiais /ri .hiHim. In geiier.il, all tlie I akes ol' \ 
 v*;'', ami Mr, '•'■.•,,?h pirti. nlaiK, .ircviT\ fnjlif fiihj 
 aik! a^ ilitre are roi a lew nl ijun.. lo tis | lam that 
 the Inhal.ii: iius ..in'i w.int ili.it lort of I'tovilioii, 
 
 'riiisCniniiry is .iiliiiirally will watetM witliRncrs, 
 ailillipiiu iit'thc (ireated in the WorM liivc their life 
 triiniliiMieparuor 11. 'IhiRiierof ,". irn./i in ^'•ll■ 
 "*! ■■•« i» a very eontiil'-riMe nm- ; mil thii nl" M'?,li''n, 
 w'l I Ii la'b into the Sea betwiM St. ,\/i il'i ani' (' ' i ■■ 
 ,!;'•■'•, riiii* Willi a Hreaiii ifaUivc iw(i le.ij;iiis I'reailth 
 imo the Oieaii, which it ilots with I'm h a tor.e, thit t' r 
 aboNe 1 lea'iueH it preleries it I'llf ilill ti..'t an.! uiiinn! 
 Willi the Salt water. But the preai Kiver nl the .-(""• 
 .''II', aii.l that o| /',',:;i-, are ilill moie ivomlorl'iil for 
 ilieirlari-ciul's, veliMty, aiui the nieai fjiiaiuities of wa- 
 ter ihcy pour into the Oeean. 'Huy bdli rife out <if the 
 Mountains of I'nu, wheie they reeeivc mnllilerable a.l- 
 .'irimi:! tioiii tin: Rains, ami other little River«. I he 
 lonner opens into the Se.i with fo wide a ninu'b, that 
 'lis aluiolt inereibble, a Man lies only Sky and Wirer 
 tliete, ant lis iiill as if lie were in the ^reat O.ean , 
 'tis mueh a' ort ot near the I ine that it thus u miniini- 
 1 lies with the Sea. .Somcallow it 7" liai;iics ol I'tead'h 
 in that plaee, others not fo niiuli, but all agree 'tis the 
 p.rcatelt River known in the VV'iriil, and neither the 
 Pirmh, \il, r./;.ior(.>Bi;r;, are . oniparabic to it. The 
 Tides lioW aliniift ten Icapiics up the Kiur, in uhuh 
 rilpcC^ alio It may . laiin prceedemyof ill the Rivers in 
 the Witld that ha\e been yer dilenver'd. I he R'vrrnf 
 
 leh lloa'iiiK rne« n.'a.lc "f rUr ni * .Straw li'ineinuct ;•■">' 
 the S/m./.i.,//, I'tiriie, hue br. i Rrn! lies nl Stmcov.r 
 ll'iiitfRivei«, and in'' /«'./«< may nii iItim n* p ihiiio 
 ivli'ii ihev lu' III Iheir way : that i«, if iluy have not 
 • lotrd-orl'oiiipions at lin.,1 lo nuke a H- 4I ol. ,,r 4 
 w.id'l of Straw, iir H'aie In li iniiveiiiiiKV, wlifli 11 
 Hi nil I etior til III a Hndce wliiili may t unMe dnwii m- 
 10 'he water while .1 .Man is yniip, ovei 11. Iiilh.irt, 
 there's imreidot' Bn !ivh fi r Ic'iplc that art- ai iafi.'in 
 the watera. iipi n rliedn I..11 1, a-.d in no iiioie danger 
 ol dtowiutu! fliaii the hil'ies iliemlibes. 
 
 I hire a'.' Springs and biiiin'ai"s in ihisCu' nny ilat' 
 have liini'tli:n( rare an.! kiii !erf, I m them. In 'iimi,-^ 
 111 /'.• w, there's one that leiuii out Imt iv.iter, 
 
 ||».i 
 
 (f. Ill 
 
 I'.ir: runs into the Sea inalnut ;i^ dei^r. S. I , and I'- 
 
 (i.-tiiUj^a. 
 
 Rivi 
 
 limes t'.s lo oiershar);'d with wateis, that it drowns all 
 the l-'ields abort It, ,iiid the Coiiiiiry looks like a Sea ; 
 this Utliipe holds f.Ta matter of j Mlies, and then the 
 Riwr returns to us ordinary Ciomfc or IViiiiuls again 
 The Natives, when they hiid this eoming upon them, 
 tnev I] Mt their llabltations, and retire with all tlieir 
 lioo.ls into their Canoes, and fi Hoat up and down till 
 the IwelliiK' Rivet links ai'.aiii, and makes way t'tthem 
 to return 10 their Hiufes, On the Soiitli-lidj of the 
 Mountains of /'.• ti the Rivers are not nl'uallv fn ^leat, 
 becaulu their (.'iirrents are not !nin>, ,ir.d many wateis 
 eannot join tin ir tones together , I'lit then they are ve- 
 ry Ivvdt in their delcent From the Mountains, and have 
 fudden t'llls, upon wliiili aciount they are very dange- 
 rous, an! many have lolt tlieii lives in attemptiiig to 
 3i»«. .11). palsthciii. rfic methods tint th lti!ir:'ii have to help 
 a! piIingihc|'iopluo\cr their Rivers ,ire v.iricms, and biih, as they 
 that try them had need be alsove the le.irs of drnwiiiiH; 
 111 foine places they make life of a loii,i R'pe that 
 leahes tr.nn one I'aiik to the other, on to whieh 1^ 
 fjlleii'd a Hasker, and in iliat the I'aity that is to pal's 
 over puts hiiiilelt'; to then ihe liulinii that iindett.ikc 
 the buliiiels I'wiminmg 1 ver to the o'lierlide, tlieydra.; 
 hiin by the Rope along to them. In othei places ihiy 
 rule altnde upon .1 wa.ld of lonie light Ifurf' or other, 
 and mount thel\i<l'eiv.',er bJiiiid them, and lii with a 
 pieicof board, inllead of an 0,ii, they row theiiilelves 
 over. Others of them again, do loinpole a kind of a 
 Fli>at of Cimirds or I'onip.ns faltcn'it together, nixjn 
 whii h they pLlee all the I'eople, and their fever il things 
 that are to go over; on 10 this bloat they hx eertam 
 < ools, wliiili the l'ifi:riii tli.lt go fwimmmg I'etore do 
 pull, and I'o tow along the whole Machine, while at the 
 lame tin e others eonie bchiiil, and do that lervhebv 
 thrufling whieh the others In lore do by pulling. .Some- 
 tinies they have nf.dertakcii to carry Men over Rivers 
 upon .1 r.able-lioard, which ttiey liaic born upon then 
 Ilioiildcrs, an.l this widmut any manner ot tear or con- 
 lerii; and the learned |eliht //r /'.i pafs'd the /IUw.iJd 
 in .V-iv '!p.iin after this manner, and tho' 'i«as in a Ihal- 
 low part of the River, yet loinetimes the liuii.vn were 
 many tin es out of tlieir deptli and iolt then touting, 
 (i;id then svhen 'twas fo they prefetuly tell to dabbling 
 
 • J whi h as turn abing peiiities and turns to peilet!! Rock . '^ i'' ' "') '"I 
 lis tr,ie, lliisOraitgi tort of Sioiir n loft, light nut tilie*""' 
 loiiit bii' yet lisllroiip an I liltine, and to ht lor iile, 
 ihii alnioll all the Monies ot ilie .idiomiiig V illai^e are 
 !mii f ol It llii-v layallii ih.it iii vir> htal for Men 
 or Ikalts 111 ilrink of tins w.u r, and there's no d' ubt to 
 lie \r.\K\i: on t, if if turns to llorc in ilnir Rellus , to be 
 liite 'i s no p'lid Diiiretiik, and wont pals i|iine fo well 
 as a (.'halyl'rat. ISui by imans of this petiifymn ipality 
 I't tilt water, it (ones to pals thai ilu' Fountain bin k> up 
 tsouiiway, and In ne. eilanly . Iianges its Couric, .iiul 
 I' i-^ntiiiually tot. irg 11 fill ikw pall.iges. At ihe Raili<;«v.» ihi 
 "imh they lall ilie /nia'i lt,ith<, there .ire ton e fifean 1 
 whi 11 come .iliiiolt Iwilini, hot out ol tin- 1 r.Min ', aii'l 
 ilofe by thele aie 1 thersiliii arcasmld i.l.e In the 
 I'r Ilill. e of ('. .t'l-.o elpccially, then- aic a va'l niiiiil-ii 
 ot ihele hot Springs j ind the S/mi.m ,(/, wh,, nu.iiui j 
 T'.ii 1 by ./■ -Al.- 'fi, wi 11 anil loll Wagers al out hold- 
 ing theif Hiigers 111 the water ivliile ih'd ll.ntt Mevotoi •, 
 eatsd, |. !• a IX votioii as warin is ilu w.iier, wiunl 
 nave n ade ihcm tind out lonii oth r way 10 me.iliiie the 
 lime, while they were plavinu, the |...| tli s with 1 ii..- 
 another: a Man cant will biiiii his liii.;i t to purpok 
 Without eryiiig oli ! for'i, an I iliat . veiy rreti . iport in 
 the iiiuldleof a I'rayer. Neai i 1./ . tli. res alMuiilain . .. 
 iliit has Its w,rcr5 impre.inted with a Salt very white* ,,^"14." 
 mil good, winch it leaves 1 chiiid as 11 runs ,il ng. and"!" 
 that m III. Il ijuantities, that if 'he I'e. pie th -ui h' it 
 wiirth their wliib they might make it turn to I me good 
 . I count J but tlie\ have lo nuiihof iliis Ciomiinb.iy 
 'hiriaUnits that iliey altoiietlcr iiegltCl it. "it wa'cn ,„jj„.j 
 ulrcli run in Chn.tf.ii. in I'trii mar tl;r Li 0, are ree-ii- i.-n' 
 koiid goo.1 lor the f-fxc' Dilcafe, and many oilier i.nfes 
 ol the like nature ; for wliii h realon t)i-.y are \ ilited by 
 I'eoj If thit live at a great ditlaiice.ill round about, and 
 they talk .if very great cins that are wroiiglii by them. 
 1 hey attribute the vertiie of ihete waters to theSaliapi- 
 rill.i, ihar thet nuntry is kiwwn to abound witli. Out 
 •it the Moiiniaiii /ii/c.;Hn/a in IV'« ilicrc illiies a Sptiiig. 
 the water of whicb. as it eonu-t p'll from the Roik, is 
 of :in Alh-ioloiir, an! looks like l.)e ; belides u tails a 
 lume tiom it like a ihiiig that's on lire ; it c in'inues af-"'"' l^^m*' 
 let this manner tiir a gre.it way, ti'l tin Ituain has lo "' 
 many other waters nuxd with it, that all ihe lieit ar I 
 liiimng IS ipnu. gone. Ihcie arc aho.Spniig."!. 'hewa-tt-,, „ tv 
 iirsol which are of very odd colour- ; tlius in .Viv V^i/,,, j.,'[oi!,u:< 
 iheies one, wlioft water is blue, and 111 !'.■ 1, aiinlhei ol 
 a blood red colour, the llream of which the Inliaf itants 
 call the Red River, bur as to the Vir uesand Tiopeities 
 ot ciiherot iliefe, we .an l;hc 110 acroiint. 
 
 It we Survey ilule I'aits .d the World, we Ihall Hild solcmon. 
 two burning Mouiuains and Volcanoes-, n.j lef> terrible 
 than thole lamniis ones of ./•><,(! and/'/HiiKj in /•.•(o-;r. 
 Ihat of M xirr, which is near the N'lllageof .7«:iio, isARtcttmi 
 a very lonliderable one, aii.t rakes up fo much ground,''* •''<"" 
 that ttirygo turning and winding about it inrlie afceni 
 a matter of it leagues. There has Inn no fiic ob- 
 ferv'd yet breaking lait of it, Init ihiik Clouds of I'mokc 
 are very common, and fecnalni 'ft every ilay ; .ind lome- 
 times it throws out great ipiatitiiiesot .•\ii.',>and Cinders 
 too. Tlielcl'aroxyliiis are ordinarily in the Moriiiiigand 
 the Kvening, tlio' .;, /.'a tells us he haj oblerv'd tbcin at 
 otiicr times (d' ihe day. '1 hat ol .-/ir.;i'i,ir.: is all'o valilyT"' "• ^■■ 
 high, and the Motintauis is all oiei nmhinii but Sand ;'■'•■ ' 
 itlia. never Ham'd vilibly. tlio' the etli-c'ts of an invvani 
 tire ate ditcernible enough m the I'tnokc which at ccttain 
 times itli'iidsout. I hole ot ihirtim-'r. are niore re-Th ico'".iij 
 m.iikal'le lb, I. .is w.'ll tor their heiglitli an,' greatnits, ""'•'*' '■■"', 
 as the horriiile Hames that are fecii i,> al'cen.i .lut of them ■,<i,' 
 this Phenomena is often dilcover d by th'.'i'e thai t,iil a 
 great w.iy oil in ilie ,Sout!i .Sea, they cm lee at tliatdi- 
 itance, by the valt Columns ot inv ke an.! tiaire, wli- 11 the 
 Volcanoes are in then lagin.; tits. The. Couiurv about 
 'iiiit-t has a conliderabic ilurc in tins fort ot Calamity 
 
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 rlie Richn 
 
 • rg GiulJ. 
 
 Gold Mine. 
 
 BcOOjIJ, 
 
 iiv> ! ihfre'iinic tn»h«t iieijthl"'urho'«l ilui ihrow» >iw 
 Alt'* jihI OihiI.h ti r iiuiiy li'nnuc* a'l "mii. jikI liim 
 tiiiu«hll« till mr «i tlut t4ir wifli ihtin ihjt 'lit >|>i>t> 
 •Uikir.l, .itkl tiMic'iliiilrililliriiKc bii*fcn I>ay m>\\ 
 Niilii vsliilf ilist 41'iiiluthoii l»lli Aii'l »li< liHciwii-l 
 lioiii'J Amlint irlU lis, ih.n he «»«i in iln'tity ol Uin'' 
 »i a MTMin iimowhiii tlit ViiJuimi ugril, mi.lihrew| 
 cut III. hd pri).li(»,i'iii«.iiiJinity I't Allni, iImi iIic I'roplv ^ 
 wi'fi- IK1 »l'li '"I w»lk ilic Siiri'titiril'i. ! 
 
 In ihf V'll niMiri wf liny no' mii'fo|Hily aJilhartli- 
 i)iuKi», wliiihati' jiHichcT, \\v< j <tr) tiiriiikbl'ii licail 
 til tht Natural Miltnn ntllin (imimry. llir liiii'irwot 
 Al.'ii ■ .iimI I'riii arc Imth liaMi' m llnnl, Uii ilitiiallv ! 
 'hr latfiT, which il i' were not tot ihii iikorvrmciii I'l 
 wmiil lK',il->»e iih)"t'h'>i» iii c/rry fHniii, .ml lOiiip*- 1 
 iilbniiiiiiiilt ; but it iiml* Ix' a>kiinw!i\l(; J ili.it 'u. Uil<- 
 |n!k II ihfft ilifliil .T<n. ullinm, mil it« niiulil" r Ci/i ' 
 i*t<]ti4llv i'>p<M<l to ilir lame itliiiniv tm. Ii wattiiil 
 III .1. It i^'uO. tint tile City of '.ii.i(ir»M/i w»> ainioll .\\\ 
 I'wiCowil IIP «»ith ail l-.aiilii|ii,iki', an I the >;icai Volia ' 
 im ihtii Iml ihiii litin >nniitiiin nut whiili torniin ot 
 tiri lilt lix iiiriiiih«nf(cilnT, wittionf any (onliJif»lilciti- 
 tfriHiiliiiii |i> iljy ot liy iiii;hi 'Ihi't.inif wa* iju- l.iic 
 of III.' City <.( .iujKii'fi .'iNiil thrcr year* I'tlori' ilui. 
 K little Uldfp iliat there wa- «ii I irtlu^iialii thai, a> it 
 wrii-, run alonp I'roir ^^hih a, in .i» U^m-, whiili i».i- 
 JKrti 10" liai'm'~ , I'ui ihii v..ii not li teiiil'lf at aiin- 
 thrr whiih li.ii'pcn'il iiixm thrd all rtthf (.uiicCuiiiitiy 
 of r . , whicli entirely Jfinolilh'il fivc-al liiwin,ovcr.| 
 liiriiM nuat MiHiiitaiiM, wim li tuin! linj; ilnwn iirn l*i- 
 vr.j limn the Oiiirkiot thrm, aiulcoiivcniJ tluin into 
 I akci J tiitf Sc» at tlic laiiio iinir wa< in a tiarlul coin- 1 
 iiiiif.iJli, anil tclimiiiilhinFihc Chaniifl, the Shigx in lo-j 
 »iTal(ila,Ti were lelt ihhwi dry urouml. I 
 
 Inihcllircinni'iomil Year is><« oi thereabouts, there 
 wa«ilii- like r.infulinn atthrCiiy ot K "V in I'"". *ml , 
 the .iil|oiiiinf; t jHiiitry ; ti« itiic tlicrc wen: not many 
 li»ts loll ,11 ili.it time, for the I'toplc were warnil ot"the 
 ai'iiroaJiiii); iniloliicf liy a difitial (•rlllllbhn^', iioilc in the 
 ll.uvijv nl" ill'- hatth, ut'on win li thoy left their Hoiilci 
 aiiii (.jjrtlcn.>, .mil l-etivik thetnlclvfn to the open [•iiM«. 
 n. t a ciiMt p:ut of ilicCity was niiiiM, ami ihr liilnlu- 
 faiits tliciiililns iriiU hair luiii iledroy <1 too, it thsy 
 h,ul not rciir'il faillici up into ihr Country, tor I'y tht- 
 rrnvullioji thi Sea was fiirionlly thrown oiitolinUouihl*, 
 aiiil iMrrie.l in ir two loa^uiA up into thi- Ijnil, the wa- 
 ter riling ahoso 14 Fathom, fo that the Country was 
 pcrfeilly ilclun'J for that diftan. v, and there wai no li- 
 \ lilg there hir ill Moats or very liiuh Trees. ^ 
 
 Aff.v/i, tir.i has Its Iharc of thffe Misfortune";, but | 
 they arc imh n<ar fo violent there as in Pfu and Ciili. 
 Thcli- two laft Countries have not the horrible Commo- 
 tioiu of che airy Repion, the tnghtful Thunders ami 
 I ii;htniii}!Sthii many nther cla. e^Tiave ; Inii inlltad of 
 that, they are paid ort with rariluiuakes, wlmli lort of 
 Coruniotion h the mure fonnulable of tlic two, and 
 inoft lominonly atl.nile.l with the greater mil.hicts 
 
 This part "I the World has had the name lor wonder- 
 ful Riches ever lince 'twasdifcovei'd ; and not without )uil 
 realoafor rxii'.e all over the C, |< .le can pretend 10 lo great 
 Trealure^asitjif'sve reftrain tlie wmd to Gi.ld and Silver, 
 not but that tlicrc are |ewels and IVirl to Ik found here too ^ 
 ill no fmall plenty in many places ; Imt perhaps the / / rjl- j 
 Im.Ii,-i will (;i\c the preccJeitey to the tall in this matter, 
 and acknovvleili'.e its own I'earl and jcsvels kfs Ueaiiriful 
 ■ and valii.iMc rlun thole of rlie urher. As for their Cold, 
 they liiid it one of ihel'f 1 litre wavi ; either in (iraiiis, I 
 whi. h IS always pure, without any manner of minure, 
 and nccdi no melting nor refinini; in tlie hire ; or in Dull, 
 suliith is found about Rivers and Places where inueh 
 water hath pafb'd, and u to lie feparatcd by walhiiig a- 
 way thr Sand md l.aith that fontains it ; or ellc in 
 Veins in a kind of Stone which comc^ out ot Pits and 
 Mines, and rri|iiircs much lalsonrto dig it out ot the 
 harth at lirll, and rehne it in the bire aftcrwardi. If. 
 f\Tl\ fort is not I'u plentiful as the lecond and third, btii 
 'tis thefecond fort th.at they get the largefl quantities of 
 in the Wi>j ; tho' there are Mines tlut afford the Ciold 
 Stone, in loinc pieces of which you Ihall fee the Stone 
 iiiicrmix'd and IheakV as it were with gold, in others 
 you Ihall ha\e half (Jold and half Stone. And this 
 Stone runs in a pcrtcift Vein in the Mine as Silver docs, 
 as .IcJU tell* us, he was an tye-witncfs ui the Mines of 
 Cu'umd ill this Country. 
 
 The Hncit (jold IS reckon d to be that of C.ii4>mv< in 
 Ptiii, and of Br.l.liiii in Cl<ili ; and next to thi.s the 
 Gold of l'-ii-c:(a. The Cold is commonly found inix'd 
 sviih Sliver or Copper, bii- that which is found mix'd 
 with Silver is, generally (peaking, of fewer Carrats than 
 that inix'd sviih Cojiper. What abundance of this rich 
 
 Mstal itulePmvincM >iclilcil may Le giicfi'd by iIik, 
 thai the fii,,., of )',■ » had ahnolt all then HmuiI.o d Ma 
 leiuU, .iiid iiilici Utcndii, made if 11. Thvv slid not n„|^„ _, 
 iomeiiiilirndelvnwiihlniallerV.irel. of (iild. asi'mi.h,.,. ' 
 Clips, Goblrii, I'Ligeoiis, n. r s*iih ili. larger mies, i« 
 I'.'iat Koivlis, and others nt tlut lort, but llad rscii ilieii 
 •^ liairs of State, ant J itiits of Mad) gold. And 'in 
 leiiain alio, that at M « ... the S;.i.,i,ii./ f. uild in llie 
 liinplrt Iniag's ot taii.ius I'uriiK, ami nl a seiv^rm 
 niagiiuu.le t.m. all ot ihi lame lulij Meial As fir Sil-$|,„ »,,,, 
 sei, the iliiel I'lacTi lioiii wliiiiei tin y diaw tlut are the 
 Mines ut \ « S/..! „ »i,J /'r.,., bill iliole oliVm d ■ vail. 
 l> fiirpiU the oihcM i and aiiiunc.lf all iliefe, the Mines 
 1)1 i'../,i , an the moll adinnal le. '1 is true ihi U if/' - ^„„ j,^ ^ 
 t , wli.ili are (5 le.igues dillaiit fioiii I'lr^'i, Were diliu- * I .rj 1 
 »erd liin I ct'ore iliein. beiii|( open long before the S/^-"!''' 
 " I ■// i\ii l.iiv the Coiiiitis ; but thti' the Metal ilaie 
 be \ery gixid and n.lt. yti (•> rtalon ot U.\w '(bllrinIlicKH 
 they hase left i if l.j idg there. ' 1 was at h all 1 1 Yens r,i /.Mm 
 
 ili.it iln h>>» .1 1 i. 
 
 Vbl'J 
 
 l-»l. ;lH 
 
 .■ S.t 1 
 
 .»..H II 
 
 ^vr- 
 
 alter ihe (p./U' . Iia.l en ed llieCountis iliat ihi 
 Mi'us of I'oicit svere d.lU'vir'd, win li was I muglu a 
 Kiiii by iliii aeciJcm : A icrtam />..i. m .f the Pros in c 
 o| L'li^j (whofe Namef.'Ki/»(, fortius Diiioveilc, l.iki, 
 We ougli' to nienfioii) b"irig nieiliv a llinimn, hn 
 tiaiiic running up liiine pan of tl.i eieaf Mo nam id 
 P<"'li, vvlieie the ssjy was veiy lull of Bulliia and 
 Shriilik, lie, to blip hmifelf aliitii{, latelid hold of 1 
 branehoriuig ot lonie liiilli, and by tint means pi i| J 
 ir ijuiie ii;i ; but happeniiii' to oblei.e the £aitli alnit 
 the root of It, he law iheSiUerOre, whkli he prelenily 
 kjiewtobe veiy good, having had . miidera. le lx|ic- 
 titmeiii thole Matter* by atti iidinit the Mines at /'..,.■. 
 At the lame time alfn, leauhing a Irtle f.iither, he 
 louii I leveral pieces of Metal uliicli lay .lilneisd aloui 
 the groiiii.l near the place where he had pii re d ih » \ em. 
 Hein;^ thus fi elite ot his good f.ntint. became Icveial 
 tunes, ami drew Silver out ot this valt raaliir., luvei 
 Hiving the Icalt hint loany liody. .At l.ill anoiher f>i./i,.»« 
 liisNcighlHHit '<iuAiisn by Name) uLlcivd not mil, that 
 his way ol hving was alier'd itiigluib lor the beiier, ji.d 
 he (pent at a vi r> |(re:u laie. i is a M.in night vvel: ,|u 
 that had the Mines ot I'"//! to beir h in out in t I 1 1 ai- 
 loth.it the Silver whuli he leliiia was i|iiite .IHnent 
 tioiii tliat of I'v. I { ihs t^a' e h in a fii pic:i n nl the 
 iru!h, and In- never left W.I king lilt lieliadsvoikd n 
 '|uiie out, andi.u.-/;'acciitils'd the wli, le iiiauei 'o linn ; 
 nay, more than that, went and Ihesv .' h m the place 
 whence he had all his Ki,.hvs. And now ihi le tvso M, n 
 agieed 111 Ihate this gloiii.us Mountiin bitvven ilieni , 
 i-ui>f.\ torh.kpart, kepi the Veinliehadtirll ilifovci'd, 
 :md (j'mn,.., fot his, had aiiotlu 1 ruh \'e n vcrv near tlie 
 fjrmer. A verv comfort.ible SuUilltncc tlis was lor 
 ettihof them, ami a line Inlieriiaine to be left to a Sin, 
 and this, tis very proKa! !e, t'.cy mii',!i: li.ivcenioy'd a 
 long time, if tluy lud not claili'd an; lell out ss'ithont 
 aiKiiher ; but as Dileoi.l helps tn bring a jjnat many 
 things to light, li) rwas here, Hui-.iuni Vein was very 
 tine and rich, but 'twas liitdci i.iwoik ilian(,Hrt|rt. \v.n, 
 and thcrctc.rc he woud lain have c. mc in a lliaiei wiili 
 his Comrade 111 the Prolits of Ins ; bur the ivbev not be- 
 ing willinn to admit of this, they fell out about it, aiul 
 'iM.i>ic/i prefcmly went and dilcovei'd the Secret to Im 
 Mailer ViUinod iSpuni/trJ. Ami h' having alVind liim- 
 lelf, by Otular Demonllration, cf the truth of uhat 
 wai told him. op.nd tiic bulincfs lo the Ciovernor, and 
 lo, according to the Law, he and his Servant (.i/cm.4 
 remain'd folds of t'.ie Mine, to dig sod draw tbrlhtlie 
 Silver as their own. paving only the King's Outs, which 
 IS !i fifth part. Tor 'tis tn be 11 .le I, I'.iai thof that dif- 
 covcr a Mine have the Priilii> of a ^x inted to them, and 
 their Name- aic beg Ified in the King s Books, w.ththc 
 Place and Time o Jilcov cry . 
 
 Quickly aftei i \i\ there were two Vein- more dif o- M^t-- Vcin 
 vcr'il in the lanu- Mountain of I'-t.ji, \o that there aic'''^-""^' ' 
 four III all that they draw Silver aut of; but the firit 
 was the bell and richcll. being haif Silvei ; and belides 
 that svondcrful frequency of it, it went on at that rate 
 for 50 or 6& Slides, which is lo many times a Man's 
 heighth, but there 11 faild. All thefe Veins l;e of the 
 Eallt-lideofthe Mountain, neither is there any fuch thmg 
 to be difcuvcr'd on the VcU tide. They run in very ir- The »>: 1 1- 
 rcBular forms, divers othei Ictfer ones Ihooting out of''"' ""', 
 them as lo many branches out of the arm or a great ,1,; v, r, 
 Tree ; mthewidert part they have ('. foot, and in the 
 narrowclt a Ipan breadth. Every Vein lias leveral di- 
 IliiiCf Mines, which are pans and pmions of iJie lame, 
 and arc divided between fever.il I'lopr ciors wiiole 
 Names they alfo beai. fhe lar^elf of thefe conuiiis'* 
 about 8u Yards, neither may it be imre by ihe law, 
 ami the Icaft about 4 or 5. By coiiiiiiual working and 
 
 drawing 
 
 ,■^..l 
 A 'I iIh 
 1 «f Ilk 
 
 M.W. 
 
 '- 1 Ac« 
 
 111., 'I cl 
 •>■"■' 
 
rat. 
 
 Lib. V. 
 
 I'll .11. 
 
 f L» RiitlVJ liy this 
 II iluVt H"iiil.»d M» 
 
 r It. TIWV kliil KH n„ 
 
 r>'i. «i (i'Jii, tHt'iiti.K 
 
 ll ill- \v^K\ OIK^i a\ 
 
 tr, I lit iM'i i:\cii iIk'ii 
 Mali) j'.ulil. Atnl 'lu 
 
 f.l:i.",l i< llllil III llir 
 
 aikl ot a \(<v ^riii 
 J Mi'ial Aif'-rSil-si,,, m , 
 II y ilijvv ilut jrc the 
 
 I I loll' ut /'fiM J • i;ill. 
 il! tlii'U', ilic iNliiici 
 
 III true till U- c (■/• -f„„K, , 
 II I'ir'i, Wert ilil'ii/-- 1 "1 1 
 
 I loiiK lnforc tin- S/.I- "V " 
 i)i(i' (he Mi'ial llicir 
 
 n I't ll nil 'ibllrmilioni 
 i wa» .It |i aft M Yens t.iam™ 
 lii'Counrty ili.it iliiiw*>lic 
 bill ii wjs I muniii a-"'' 
 ■■I. iH if fill' I'rovin. c 
 
 tlllk Pl'(IIVl'llC< l.iki, 
 
 • tU) 4 11' tninv,, lilt 
 ciL'jr M» II .1111 I't 
 lull o\ Hiillio aiul 
 
 {, liti-lul lloUl III I 
 
 liy itiil iiu':iii« pi II J 
 >fitit ilii tanli ulniit 
 I', whitli )u' prrliiiily 
 tl iiiiiulciaMc I xpe- 
 III* tilt iWini's .ir film: 
 H ,1 li'tl.: f.iithcr, lu' 
 ill 1.1) ililPfisM al'iiiii 
 luil piirc ll ih >\cin. 
 
 II IK, hi- I.II1U' Icvct.il 
 s v.ilt Fii.iliir., lU'Vi'i 
 
 .•\t l.ilt aii.iilifr In.li.-.H 
 (ibl'in'il ihM null liiut 
 ill tor the hiitir, mA 
 .1 M.iii iii'i^hi well i!o 
 I h 111 out lilt l.i.tal- 
 
 I wa» 1|1IIIC ilfti IVIlt 
 
 II A 111 pici II I'l ihc 
 nil Ik li.ul woik ll It 
 will L' iiiaiti'i 'o liiii) ; 
 Ihi'vv .' ll 111 the pl.i. f 
 
 III now I 111 1 1- t\M' M. II 
 it.iiii limv en ilirm ^ 
 hchaJHrU lUrovct'il, 
 ih \'i- 11 vtr5 iiLJr the 
 ihiltiicc tlib \va< lor 
 u' to K' Iclt to .t Sun, 
 
 iiiii',!i: li.iveciiioy'j a 
 an 1 tell out with one 
 I brin^ :i ^riac iiuiiy 
 iii-.ihrti Villi was icry 
 'Ork than tiunyni ujs, 
 ui'iiic in a lliaiii with 
 , Ihic the o'licT not Vv- 
 U'll out al'Oiit it, atij 
 i-rJ ilic Sctrit to his 
 !■ having alViiiil liiin- 
 of till' truth of U'liat 
 lo till' Ciovoriior, aiiJ 
 ikI liii- Servant c.«<:/.i(i 
 lig nivt draw forth the 
 IM' Kiiig'i l)iit\, whiih 
 ll, t'.iat tholr that Jif- 
 t i;r intcii toiheiii, .niul 
 Kiiipi Books, w.ththc 
 
 two Veiii<; more <lif o- M»r; \m\ 
 'ji-ji, to that there arc '"'•■'"■'■' 
 I am of; but the fir(t 
 lif Silvci ; and bclidcs 
 It went on at that rate 
 3 many time>^ a Man's 
 
 thefe Vein'. I;e of the 
 r is there any fiich thing 
 
 They run ill very ir- The oi; i " 
 L'r ones Ihoot.iu; out ot;!-';^,„'^'^( 
 of the arm or a great ,[,. vtm 
 ive fi foot, and in the 
 V Vein hus lei era! di- 
 1.1 p 11 lions of iJic lame, 
 M'.il I'loprctors wiiole 
 itgelt of tlicfr ^cnuiiis'* 
 
 be iri.re by thf law, 
 
 coiiiiiiual workint'. and 
 dravvinjj 
 
 ■h ip.XIl *'^/ //r VVclt-lin.lics,/W(rf/'c Domimn ry/f/ji- Spaniards. 755 
 
 ilr4wm^« (tt;h v»ft «l«aii U.« t'f Ots urn ^^i «lu- IWwil' of killing that win h i.aiiu- (ot Mcr, lumt »fij pt.va'.r Men, 
 ill- 111 tluyjril'tiiiiii *i'tyJc»p, and imlieinh Miif *hi h w.ii JJI RiLilUoil, ami inuili tcin (till thil whii.li 
 
 ih<) UI.K' n ilw il»i'il> in f "Hc pla <■' <>» b'' »' 
 
 IViUllie 
 red, »h 
 
 w.K tmt Hi)' Kred, wh>h aiiioiiiiud t.) a ^'.ru'ei Sum 
 At the l.ime lime iheri werr atove I IujO'oo ofl 
 
 )i't. At tlie l.ime nine iheri werr atove I IujO'oo oIT . » 
 Sil¥. r iMi fjoticd III rlietw'i HoiKiif ,'.fc« .1 aiul ;Vr(,, '!*«"«'" ^ 
 aiuUery iicai h.ill id it <*.i. fir the King. In ill 'H, ii*,„"|*, 
 iii'(H'»r» by till- KeiJiltet Bouki tui- tlie Proviii e ol f-uutvif* 
 
 SuiU'V 
 'lli'irui ilili H the (iria'cU depth', but tiny h.ive Jtnne in 
 ni*M\ ilh.r pla c, Uidiiif th.ii and i' e oduiMiiK*, l'» 
 
 T».t.irt»'6. , 7«, aiil >-" StJih'- '" miKdytlwini. iiMnun-u* 
 
 "'» iiiiliiidliiini ll iKC, thty Invk iiiiiii- ..nam .Minei or 
 
 Vatiar.''^ I!"fi'''''wai way> ftoiii the lowvr I'aiu ol llici' /i.tiiit ilit)f 1 1 iviry V/di ,/i»cntrr 1 niwt.iiiii H "'oi ,'^ 
 M Uliia 11. whi'h mill mC, 111 ^. i^iii'i wnn il e Vrin ioiiH-|iim» j .0 I'lr.ii Ui;') tin' tti»lls, wliercuf tlii;' 
 
 41 l.iH J a'lid i'V 'hn iiieaiii, 'bet woik wiih muili bu K ii;^\ lilili I'.irt aiiiijuiucl to j i 01 .( w <j ficwvi i 
 
 riiiiv ilmpt Jill dlns'r. Ihi'ti nofi Miiu» ilny lalli fo tiiat evity day tlie^ di-'w Ir mih.iMi'w; t) il: • v»lut 
 Vmab '«»•«.' >'"• ''"V ""''^' ■'"'" ■' '"•>">' •' it ""I"' Jt'^f _I'i<iei, (ever) I'n.e wiuib 1) KuU and lull; 
 i'load, .imi a Stadc m heinlub, laving IJ.nuiiiiliut and and tlic Kiuftn i!«i!y (hare was at le.'fV f) :j Pines. 
 iii'iii tliiiii a» liny lUale. Ib^') i"tt ni' li'ih" iliJiKi-'l At this lau liaic the Mines if .fw-iV* p. vrjj our 
 and iimi. ic to liiiii'i. ■nil < ns' I'n'v id them sva. 19 •'"■'ii' Ri liia to ili St.w ■ >■, sshuii will i^j.var >a)Hy 
 V. 11...1 iiialsinn i I'ui there aiv Icvual of ibtin, and tht Kf"-"*' V«, if it be luiilidei'.i that iIk b-ll , af • ol tin- 
 I'loiMien M ijf eu'iv ViL.dioiie base ibu .1 S iMage al- Silui, whuh tb. I'l -y; ,\liiu« I ive affordid, w.i> riinvr 
 low d tluni, tha* the ^lll (ait uf all the Metal diawnlt^Ulbjtnd, \»lii.h ItouuihlUr.dini' wuit aliiut .'iiiuii^lt 
 
 the <•■■ 
 
 Lrtlt.^ -M 
 
 , > •ll.'l 
 
 IHIIHI. 
 
 forih isibeii.. Hi t iheMinihai do alhbe w tk I f the ihe/«i..(«jaiil V't" ' ■ i "'>'. '' *• '"•'> d peiJ 1 pen 
 Minei tint laUmr at dtiw:ii',i i:t the Silv.r, an Slaits ih.. ifeilit of ..1 ;' 1 in ihis matter, not the one tb.r.l I'.irt, 
 iiikiii llic work i:i ioiiuiiii-il daiknef^ wMhoui '■" n 'i half of tli.' Silver ot /'.ryi, cM:r waj Cull tn'd, 
 
 '"', kiiowledat 01' ditluiCVoii uf Day aid NikIh. 'I hey "i eamc 11,10 the i..p;i " 
 
 ».iK in breathe a y,t.l> iiiiwli.dloiii' :iir, or iiid..i.l railui Mttal-| The wmk p. .'s mi f. mi.b theealici m the Mlii.' . of .«jj 
 
 flild" nuke tliiw suy ItiK. I rii\ naje 
 the b.aiiliuiitinu illy in tin :r N. llr;K, 
 
 WMhoUl 
 uf Day aid NikIiI. 'I hey "i eamc imo the upiii li'h 
 The wi 
 I ik fumes aiKl VM ouis, win. li I teed lioiril'le l>ile.ije»,l I'l'i A, ln.auli' they iiiser yii Ium me', with any waten^" M;.' 
 lUk. 'Ihi-J bai e llir raw liiu'II ol | > li> {' ilicm in all t'li ir dif-jtin^ i j and u, the lia.ioieli '"'•'' 
 
 tl.cy 
 
 to all the dann 
 (led with la'.al 
 
 that rJe 
 inlV.pun 
 
 SI III! II inai . 
 Bi:' then tl 
 
 llir ilif')tin^.i i and 
 inlet) . f iliii .Mountain, tli 1 
 I'tc SttJei 
 ''.iiii(eu of, hniileraiue upon tliai hcf. B'H as ilns is a sery 
 
 , an 1 ate ixpo.J ( 'lie may I4i the woiu! 
 
 ly liiiiu .ireaiti n- ''**'<; !;i'ne 1.1 ibe I'epthi f i^r SttJes, and 1 evei h„iany 
 
 ti.m 
 
 .high, 
 
 hist 
 
 a Riser 1 0111 it 11; in iii.,; 
 .1... .1. . . ., ..I 
 
 llllt the I. •/ I',, 
 
 iheiifoiu 
 
 who wcie 
 
 inpl yd to wi.rk 111 it, 
 
 lldis all their toil af hewinj; a d lijnvturni(', out the 
 
 Meul, wiic iuiredibly fatit:u'd ssidi Jiasv.iig out and 
 
 eiiiptyini{ the svater : nil whiili svas dmie iluy weienot 
 
 il'le to svork.at Icall with any maiitid ifeale and quiet j 
 
 and this was alfu the ^afi of ihe Mines of IV.. tu i'. 
 
 f ■»,« A.. 
 <,.. Ji 
 
 |lK-li,\sei depths ol thtMilli, j'ethapsiV Slide 
 wliuv they dehsci it. Fitwliili putpofe tin v 
 renduloiis 1 ad.lfrs nu.'t of issiitrd liailur, and uo'sd 
 with St.nos of svood b; svhili tiny aieio;iUiiiia:i al-, 
 ceiidiin and def.iii.li»4 «"'• 'hen bur.leiu u|'oniliiir 
 JlKks ' At the en.', of ea.h of tliele 1 a.ldir,, ili. le a:e 
 Miilu'r IS of Wiw.l raij'd wnh .Seats lot ih.- puoi J a-' As I r die .iii.ibiy ol thi- Silve; ilies p,,t at l'<.nji 'tisiiHiiit'of 
 biUieis to brand buathe thindelses. And t.;. a valt ^''y -blTuiir, Imiioie a,ij the i.iine Vein you lUll""*''"' 
 ileal of piius ihey take 111 liewmc oin -.he Miial ai the "«■•'' b"ih w.th vciy ri.li an.Meiy pool Ore, tome of :t 11 
 lotto,, ol I'le .\1 lie., fm tiMoinnmiily seryliji.l, an.l , '■••'l>-'i"<'ib i I' i' ilb n'lo. r,.iii Ho, I diieiMol.iurs j I ut 
 they arc torid 10 iiKKiiiU Hamnun to oseii me 11 j the ri. lullol all 1. o! ihc .oloui ot An bir..ii .1 the iitxt to 
 • ll (luiij. ,mJ heavy blows iip-"b4t iiKhms to a bitik. Iluv baieiifuallv dtiwnoiu of 
 'oiK (iiiinlal of Ore, j >, 41 aiul V-, 1'iCi.e. ot Silm, but 
 
 anuii ' many iiims man k, .>..ii...i>, .., .- ...ww. "nt ot the tiikil iO,i, ai, 1 '.•..■■, the piorell of .tl: is that 
 
 t,ii,r. I ivhiili viel.ls ^, .^, 
 
 and III '1 JO..,,: '7 
 
 Mil.rl of 
 
 I 
 
 
 lluy we.iiy ihcinlilvii wr. 
 
 on ll,,; luid and uniiadable Ko,'., .md git ivi imre 
 1111,1 many tiiuis than by woikiii>; upni 1j mueli 
 
 hii,r- 
 
 What /■/«> has laid ol the vv„rkiis 111 Mines at that 
 time, aeiecs vriy well with the lale ot thile poor Ij- 
 Louret."at Pc- f, n\c>,ie< ri-n 'tito tic .ir H ».-.'/,///(• 
 Kf'' fay.i liej ii»-i i" ',«»'•'«:! "it.'r l{.j!tt to thf f..'.:e rf 
 the DnmucJ. T/, Je ' '-■■■' ('■'k. '»■■ M"'' ffh'm 1 1 'i /;j m.» f 
 ihanCinmi.maki'if, H''' •"'•^ C'if.'i o; th.-A-jitht oftl-e licil; 
 tmd fiticiiif^hUuiititini L) the iifjt I'l CatUa, tflnf Di> 
 atiii Niijt me alt .1 i't'. <"''' '•") I'- '" 'k'" '"'' ^■•" '"" 
 »«,:»/ Mtit'rs. Il'ilh it.v.y Jf./.;-; Ami li.mime'S ihn 
 fune the Lv.l /<..(;. .i"! hnfirU- l-liiti UwJI,o,rf heir, , 
 foi the luii-^e, ot I, I.I II ■•■tyin re (hvji/inJJi, c<ii'^. '1 huf 
 that Aiith'ir, wh, talks ,u if tb.' Mines of /',•.'..// bad 
 belli diki>\.r'.l in li.s iime, and hr had I!, iid by and 
 leenilK Woiknien in all then toil and drujgeiy. Uir 
 iiowevei it umies in pafs ibat the s/i.o/.d ,0 are i niie a 
 bioa.l into the New World 10 tet.li C dd and Silver, 'ii 
 ceitaii. fioiri the forenientumd Author that they had it 
 ill no liiull pl'.-tuy w, thill ihe.t own i'erritoris. H ■ re 
 pons that V,.:,w, alioseall cilKr Cisiiuiies ol the Vol Id, 
 (tint IS whith svere kik.wii and under ihc/^.,..,!,, Juril 
 dichoii did .lUiund with Cold and Silver, r'pei. a ly 
 (;,;.; .'.i and I' y!i-i-i\ a.ld above all the .Ijln '.v, sylien. , 
 (he lay., ill. V br.Ainlu es ery Yeai .'-o:.c p. vii.'s i f Ciold 
 and that iliev did not hiiJ lo great p'.ontv in ai.y nhcr 
 plaie. ranicularly he tells as. tb.mlKrits 01 Holes ol 
 thole Mmcs mSp.tin, whuh ibiy bjiiaii to dig m llm.- 
 ji/V.ii's time, svere rem.iiiiiiii; in his time, and held til 
 then the Names of thur l)ileOveiers. Amnngll thcle. 
 tba. whi.li H.l'e'iii di('o>Vir"d w , very lair.ous, aii.l kept 
 th,it Name in P/;''i,'stime, an' .v.i.s then .il'.'o dup to the 
 t'lptli ot 1 ■;("-■ p.it es into the .Miv.'titaiii.whi.ji tluy having' 
 eoiiiiinied t.) labour in it froir the time of //.!„<;/7,vi/ 1 II 
 then- 15ut the advantages whieli that p,reat C.i f/''.:,.;i'i.».i» 
 iiia.le of 11 weiv very ioiiliJ.r.v.le, tbv aetordiiip to the 
 ac.oiim o! our Hilloiiaii. thev I loiight every day loo ■'. 
 weii'lit of Silver oiK of t ; vet is all tins in a manner in- 
 'lonl'i b.raMe to the Riches broi'g'.r o it of the Wij;.- i.r,. 
 WoiLl, fir .h '-rt tells us, tli.vt the bloet in wliuli lie 
 ean.e bom iliofe Parts, Urcuiibt 1 1 Ca'.;bn> i i'GM, eve- 
 ry otic of will ll was ic J I. weight, betides a vail deal 
 ii-ore inlla's .il! wliieh was the Ktiig's llii,re, not rcc- 1 
 
 wliiili viel.Is ], .)., ', or 6 Pieces. 
 
 Then .say ol tehniin; the Silver sv.is U:i\o: 
 milling, and dillolvtiig ilu \1af. over ilie Imt, 
 
 tlia' ftate ot Ikpiffail unthe nrols,an ! all h, teiogencpiis''^ ^'' ''' 
 
 Mivtnie;., 
 
 pi ,fe they 
 
 weie >all Oil U, ilhud'ves. ' i this ( nr- 
 biiil: .ibuiidaiue ot biiall F.rtuii ill about 
 the Ml lint nil of I' •(' , ;iliere weieabove < , ■ of thetn^ 
 where With Wood and Coal liri . they larryj on iht« 
 W. r'. ; but beiaul. t; .otil'.iiu'd vat ipaitiii .fWooiJ 
 to do fo. one wli 1 it lienis fct hmi'elf ro.ontrne a way 
 bow lolavetbat iliarge, aiidsad', the woik t. o, liiund 
 out the way ol i.liii)' a Ion ol Sitaw iiil!ead of '.VooJ 
 an.tC'oal It is a thing almolt like a Reed, and tlicy 
 lall It 7' , i but 'us wonderful to lee what an inMuencB 
 the fl.viic of It has 10 dillbhe thel'c M.!ials, ana how 
 null ll better i'. d.ies than any otiiei lort of fuel. Tiien 
 there s tiiis lonvoiiieiiey to", tluiiheres great plenty of 
 11 thiiiughout ahiioll all the Mctuitaiib i^l ri>.'i And 
 this :s a(i liable to what l',./i> tells us upon this He.iJ, 
 ihatihee i,t.iol.i which melts more ealily with the tiitfic 
 of Straw than «iili b.i,; burnim; Coals. 
 
 In loiiie ol thcle Fui nan s they ufe the nat.ira!, in vSriuM 
 o;h rs an artificial Wind lioiii lUllimi; mid 'tis worth 'c 
 ( bfcrvatio'n what has been c.>nff in'd by 1 lu; b\pi risikv, 
 iliai the Mcial of the I', e Mines is cainy rcli'id with 
 liillows, and that ut i' ,• /i cat. not be but by ilicnauiiaj 
 ait from the Muuiraiiis ; but of later Ye.,is 'li.y have 
 f r the iiioll part left otf their Fiirna .s, and inaistf ule 
 of Mercury fur the reliiiiiig of their Silvn. 
 
 In Older to this, ihty beat and grind tb ■ ''.ilver HoiicM.^itJtf 
 1. (.)rc very fniad in the hilt p'a e; af:ei v.l'.nh tlicy 
 leanli ir, rediuiiig 1; to a< fine a Powd.r as tliey can," 
 This I'oudcrthc) put into Vell'cis over thi lir.-, iiii,.jii{ 
 a p.i 0.1 iiuaiitity of Salt svith it, wlicli ptoinotes th'.- dc- 
 ligned fcparat.oiiof the Impuriticsj tlic .onimoti j"., or* 
 tion IS % Ciiintab ot Salt to 50 of the .Mefid.. k I , w- 
 dcr. Then they Itraiii the Quicklil.cr 1: m the Vellel, 
 itiiiinc; it alo'.tt .veil that a'l ii,ay m.ori'ora^c loi- iher. 
 .■\n.l whcriMS they at tint Uj'd to do al' tii- , i.if ii 1 .1 the 
 lire.minglint; their Silvir nnd Meicry i 1 jTcatTiiia ;hs, 
 a;„l ioitirriligand Icttni;', it it tie I'eve.al iii, j f^.ie at- 
 :er aiUtiier, whuh took up aiinuit a .' '.v. 1 to a. .on'- 
 
 flilh. 
 
 ■"• f: 
 
 rt:. 
 
 k 
 
1^ 
 
 
 «l 
 
 I 
 
 ? 
 
 \mmit4iiifm ^iriit 
 
 .4 
 
 
 1 
 
 '!■!■ 
 
 
 
 • 
 
 
 1 
 
 ''•'» 
 
 75^ Tk Natural Hi/lory of the Sp^ri'iih Indies hi gem )\i/. l.ib. V. I (~[^' 
 
 ^rptrition of 
 
 ihc I In' ..to. 
 l!1<r M.ic.ry 
 it ukc* uji. 
 
 pliihrthcy tuve fiiicc m.idc ulc of fire, wliiih minlitily 
 promotcii the work and llioriciis the tim-, fi .is ih.it in 
 the li'aic ot ^ 01 6 iliys the MeRiiry is liitiuiiiiilv it. 
 iiii]'i.i,iteil with th.' Sil-ei. Allci this iiii!uni)rthi twn 
 HhIrn, the)',rc.it woik i> to le|.(r.itc them .ig;i ii, wlii^-li 
 they Jo III this iii.inticr : 'I'licy i-..)iir the wlv.)lc mixture 
 into w.iier, .iiui llii it .iliom we^l, by which moans a'.l 
 th.' I'.w.li .\ii.l Drills i.s elear I't" the Mcrmiy an.! Silver 
 vvhuh belli;; by t.ir the more poiulciou^ lake their J'la- 
 ees ;it tlie b iirom auordinply. Thi* •i|'oration the\ re- 
 peat I'ever.il tunes, till they have pirt'eOHy ile.inle.l r. 
 Iroiii all die teeulciicies. Wlieii the Silver and Meieiiiy 
 .ire elean and bej;in to fliiiie, they put .ill irio .i Cloth 
 and Itram it prer.y Uireibly, lo th.it .ill tlie Qiiieklilvi.r 
 rims oil! .irid li.ncs the Sib er behind. But bee.mfe I'ar.- 
 is l^meol [he Met.il lli.it llii's :iway witli the 1 Jith .iiui 
 Dr. Is (vvh.vh they e.ill the waliiinps tl.iy ihentoie vv.illi 
 tlii.s i.ver :i)Miii, aii.l di.iw mil the reinjiiiJ'T. 'I he Sil- 
 ver Ore dirilis nni.h as to tin piDpoiiioii of Mer..iiiy it 
 
 thii diliovcry the Mines began to be opened, and valt 
 'limntitie^ of Quiekhlver v^cre tr.uil'ported to Mijcio', 
 inhere they lirlt lef;aiiio tehiietluir Si.wr with it ; ami 
 hoiii thenfe the iiiethod was brimght to /'!•/.', where 
 they iis'd it cvti afterwanl^^. 1 helarfelk ot all tlielo 
 Mines ixttiuls ;ibove hi )ai\Is in lcnj;th, and .; ui 
 l^rcadrh, in uhi.h ilicy h.ive ni.ide leveral ri>.iid 
 Hi'i his (,f7c. Stades deeji, (o ih:ii at lealt 5:^ iN!eii iiuv 
 veiy well v.i.rk alin;.,nliei in it. 
 
 The wayordiawinpGiit tlieQuieklilver, is lotakc the Hnv rh.y 
 Sroiic aril liat it well, nii.l thin u-i it 111 hai;hiii-p.Ms, '''■» ^''^ 
 ilnle lilted, o cr the lire to inelt, by wh'i h means tlie"^' '''' 
 .\l''rniry 1- '.e|aiared iiiio a bo.ly by ii U-ll' ; for iiioiin- 
 ■in;; up 111 liimib u enejiinieii tlifVellil, aii.i lo tails 
 "owii ay nil lonpeal'd. When 'tis thns ilr.iwn they put 
 It into Skins, and lay it up in the Kind's Sti.re huule, 
 bom uiKii.t It yoi's by S-i 10 Wi..; .1, and I'rom liieive 
 by Land upon their Shi ] la.k to the Mines at Pr'.;;'. 
 '1 vmII be r.t lirtle iile here tultand to ilekribe their f 11- 1- ipim 1.1 
 
 c.nfiimcs, iiiil ihe .luaniiiy i.b'p"''^' ^'^''■'' '• V-'^'S •'" j[!"'^* •'"■' '^''"'' *'" Pj"''"^!, ihtSiber Ote, to ['repire it l;,",^"','"'^'"" 
 r.iin 
 
 V'cldi a e.re.udeal ol Silvei, and ivalles but liti!e hirilic re.eivinp. it' the Mer-iiry ; 'tis eiiouj-h to lay in' 
 
 (^iiKl;lileer : .^n tlier ai;iiii e..nliimes a deal ot Qiiitk- 
 lilver, and yieKIs little .SiKrr ; a third tort lenliinus 
 
 ' iM I. -ij 
 
 VI: 1 1 1: o 
 
 MiH ,.) ■■:■ 
 
 rj . .k''ilviT 
 M ni • ,11' »- 
 
 li^unt vil.ie 
 n: \ .l.Tl- 
 
 i;iiier.il, that in li'iie ot' them tiny nfe the Itreiiy.ih nt' 
 Horlts, in othirs the force (f Water to let ihcmawntk. 
 niiich (Jiiii kiilver, and at the fame time brinj;s a gvcat I An.l this water beinp, for ilie mod pan Ka'ii, they havi- ^V' 
 ileal ot Silver ; and a t..iirth, as it reipiircs bin htt:ejniaile 7 r.'iids tni- the leiciiin;; of it, v\h'.!i are th.ree 
 (i'l.kliber, to it allords but liitle Silver. But yet 'tis' Sr.ides Jeep, and i6fc Rods in coiispals, and each pro- 
 (■bl'eiv'd. t'.ir the moll pan. ili.it the richell Ore as it vi, led with their propti Shues ; loasthit wliin they 
 tive* the m"ltpiireMeMl, lo it confiniusihc moll Mu- have- meil ot'aiiv v> .iter, tlicy open a Slmr, and let out 
 c'.ity, and the i]iiue lontrary in that which is pour and a ttie.iin ot wa'er asniLih as ihey iiaie oiealiontor: 
 tliin. '1 he Silver drawn w iili Mercury is fi lim-, that ; t"'' bei.uilc t' i the molt part they have little Riin, ex- 
 the WoikiiKii aic fori'd to allay It with (ome mi.<turc , , '"ept in the Months ot /,>.i-ci;.7',-r, >.'"!"■'> and /•'•i' hom, 
 butthiN.Art ot lelininp, as ufefiil as ii is, theie is Ionic and ihcii if they come picntil'iilly, their Pond' are well 
 good realon to t'clievc 'twas unknown i" the An'iems, till'd, and the grinding holds lor 6 or 7 Minths; Ibr 
 ni/'./''''s tiineat le.ili, I'lice wh.'ii he mikes mentiai ot this reainn, all about I'etoij^ ihey pr.iy tor Ham lor the 
 the relinin^ id' Sd er, he fpiaks only ol'meliin(V and '.ikeot iheSi|ver,asrheydoiii(ither pl.ices torlJread-corii. 
 I.As in 1 lie I lace plainly, iliar Mercury will allu. lateit Atur the Silver is melted and ealt into l)ar.s, the next 
 I'clt' with 110 met.il but t^iolil alone, which this way of re- , work is to i^ive it the .Mloy ; for whiJi 'tis carried to the 
 tiini'j; isa I'lfliuent conrut.ationof , Allay-ni.iltcr, whole biilinels we will leave to hiiiifelt", 
 
 Havir.i; had occilionto 'peak of the Ulcs ofMenury, and not ilii einio it. Having been thus Ion;; in the Mine, 
 U irayn't be air.ifs to go a liitlc farther into the Hillory , twou'd be unpleurant to liet.iiii the Reader any longci 
 i.f this woiuLrfiil Metal : The Country v.c arc mating in the Mint ; we Ihall only obfcrve a little larther con- 
 of at^'otiis It in .ibundarce, efpecially the Mountains of cerning the Mountain of I'-;./;, that the Air about it i« 
 O'j/.i'i.'.iu.'oiv, near theCitv of '...■.i'».in^i(.i iiil'f/</ ; there ^''■'ry loM, the Soildry an.lbarren, the VV.iys very rough 
 is tile vail I icafiiry ot this Metal, as in the Mountains ot and iiiimh. Thcie grows neither Grafs, (jrain nor The M.).:r. 
 P I /i is of Silver. The /'./.>», J h.ive h.id indeed Mines I-riiir, anil whar thro' the infertil.tv of iheUanh, and the'""""' ■'• 
 of k'iiukliber open ainongll them fi r irany Ages be- intcmpciatuic of the Climate, 'twou'd Ix- utterly void of j,',j^jj''','i . ' 
 fore th'le of (;i..r.-.-.;;r,'.-.; were difcover'd, but ir was 'nhabitanis, if the charms of Silver did not draw them luiii.t-. 
 
 nist lor the f.ike of the Quicklilver for they knew not 
 what it was till the ^"i»».o.f; came amongit them but 
 fur ihc fake of the v'err.iilion whi.h is incorporated 
 w.th it; for we nv.ilt know that Qiiiikliiver is tciiiul in 
 
 rhither. Hut the outward Poveriy of the Mountains is 
 not valued, lince 'tis fo extravagantly rich wiihiii ; co- 
 V etoiuiief~ has madi People overlook all thofe defeCls ami 
 onvcnieiicies, fo that'tK nvre plentifully ilo. k'd wiili 
 
 a tort of Store, which likcwife yields the Vermilion, or , Inh.ibiiants than any oilier place in all the KiiiiJuni of 
 
 Mmium, as the Ancients call'd it. Tl 
 
 III li. 
 
 give it ''"'o '^'ou may hive there all fms of Mca; 
 
 The ciW 
 forir oitv r 
 N'jMOis f.lt 
 til; VcT.ll.l.- 
 •n 10. 
 
 \Vi:: 
 the name ot /.on;'.', and having .1 vry great eltrcm for | yea. the niolf exouiliie Dainties wlia'f ever, ili 1' the 
 it, they took abundance of pains to open the b.inh, anil | plai e it lell is har.lly able to keep a M.m or a Horle from 
 die, it out of the dcepelt Mines : and the principal iite Itarvmg loi one Kieht. 'I'hc Moi'iriin is vallh higher 
 
 they niad.c on't was. to paint and colour theitifibcs with 
 it, eipc'ially when they went to the Wars ; as .illo now 
 a-days, upi 11 all Pubbck Solemnities, Fiaflings, Dan- 
 ciiit;s, and the like. Neither is it ainonglf tlui'e People 
 alone that this Mineral has been in tudielieein, for /'/.'«> 
 rcporcs that both the K'mi^n' and l-.tinpfinis vcereveiy 
 
 QMi.liiilvcr 
 ^,,|«■. in 
 
 it, and the Litter not only the faces and bodies of their 
 Id.ols, but alto their own ; and that the l{r.m.iiii lome- 
 tiii''s did this toi as well as they. Tint all the Ver- 
 milion was brouiditto l^^nir t'rom V/i.rw, where they had 
 a great many I'lts and Mines if Qiiickliher, and that 
 
 tiMrfq.'it, 
 
 tiian all othets about ir, 'tis rixkon'd tiom the top to the 
 boitotn 168.-^ yards, and 'tis a league in circuit at the 
 boitoni. 
 
 The oihcr part of the Riches of this Gnintrv lies in p,.j,| ;„ ,1,; 
 Pearl and tmcraiild Of the former we have fpokcn svtii s^ , i, 
 lip and down alreai. . , lo that wc ib.all need to fay no *''"■'"''■ 
 fond of It, for thcfe and fuch like purpol'is ; that the' more here ; only taking notice', that whereas the grcWelk ""' 
 former were acciiltomd to paint the face of Jiipncr with i plenty of them has beencotnmonly faid to be at the I'eml- 
 
 lllvid! in the South-Sea, near I'.o/.icu, .l.ifi.i relates 
 that the bel^ aiidgreaiilt Itore were found at the time 
 of his_ being in the In.iin m the North- Sea, nejp the Ri- 
 ver of llntcr. But to fpeak the truili, the I'er'l-Iffmiii 
 leem to have been dilcovei'd lince that time, fo that the 
 the K^iiii.tiu wou'd not fuft'er it to be retin'd in 'ip.un for North-Sea might afford the moll and bed then, and the 
 fear thiy ihoud (leal fomc of ir, but had it all brought Soutli-Sea have the reputation afterwards. As to the EmiTi.'.;i 
 to !{, "ic fral'd up iull .IS it came out of the Mine, and lo bmeraulds. the greatctt Itore of them is found in the 
 refill d ii theie. In a evord. that they brought every | Kingdom of Xe-.vCi/iiii-.l.i, and in I'ci, near MdiM and 
 Ycai from \p/iin, cfpc, lallv from /Iruhlnji.i, a matter of '•"'-/7,/, according to the a' i oiints nf the fame .Author. 
 tiiiTcr weight ; and tl"\ he l'a>s, the ^oi/(.iii valued as] he 'cIL us alfo, that towards that place there is a cer-Thfi^ ■' 
 an infinite Tteafurc- 1 his Mineral however fas was faid; "in ..appy .Soil whch liears the Name of the / <ii;.i c/'''""' _'' ''■''■ 
 bclbre) the fw.l'/.iw.' had known of a long time, but knew | /^'M ■'•/lu .(j, f.-t ilie ilnindance of them which are t'ocnd 
 
 there; but ttie V^v;/;i'./i,/j had not been able to reduce that 
 Countty, and iinke rhenifclvcs MalUis of ihc }ji iiaii'ds 
 in Ins time. 'Ihcfe Jewels grow 111 Stones like Cryltil, 
 .mil (as lie tells upon Ins own ( 'bfcrvation and t-xj e- 
 rieiice) appear falhion'd like a Vein in the l.iiiie. There's uirtWor 
 a valt dilieiinie anionjjtt them as to the perteClion cfco- '"'' 
 lour, and ihe dirtiihon of the green tinilfiiie thro' the 
 body of the Jewel ; lor llmic arc half white and l.j'f 
 gicen, oiheri very near all white, others \eiy perfi\;r, 
 .ind tincliir'd with the tine noble green all 01 cr. fhcii 
 lizes are .is diH'erent too as their coloiiis, and tho' tl.ire 
 ate f line re| 1 r.ed to be of a valt iii.ri'iiitu.le in lied, ycc 
 
 nothing of the Nature nui I'fes of thcQiiicklilvcr which 
 is to be drawn oit of tiie f.ime Mat's. Ami the S'.-mii/.io/j 
 themlcivs had been m the Country a conlidcrable while 
 before tliey knew of m-. ot theie Mines ; and the lirlt 
 dit'ciivtry, as it w,',s of the .Mines ot (luancnvciic.f, (0 it 
 was purely acciucnral like that ot the Silver at P tj'i. For 
 .1 certain /'.■i-fn^Hf'c [Hmri,j:i~ GumctsKi) N.amr)having a 
 pie. c of this l.imfii which the Indi.vn uled, oblcrving 1: 
 well, t'fi'.ind that it nuilt needs be the very t'anie thing 
 Willi that which they call'd Vermilion in Cijliir, aiiil 
 knowing that this and Mercury were lodg'd togeiher, lu 
 went to the place whence they drew their l.iirpi to mak 
 
 ite*.' 
 
 th'.ii' 
 
 trial of It, and found it to be fcf> liniiiciliately upon 1 the forementu n'd Auth' r niv.r pKlcr.d. to l..v.- ken 
 
 ASiry 
 
 S, , .i,.r,< ' 
 
 ol.'- 
 
 i,..Mh.r 
 
 \.p' 
 
lemral. 
 
 Lib. V 
 
 ro he opcncil, and valt 
 ' traiili'ditcil to A fiXiV", 
 till It Si.vif with it ; ami 
 I'roiight to I'l-j:, white 
 
 1 KLirjU'lt of all tlii-(c 
 s ill )cn);th, anil .; iii 
 
 niailc livcral I'l;^ .11 d 
 m at lialt 500 Miii iiu) 
 
 Imcklilvcr, i'i to take the Hv,v ,\„y 
 111 U'l It ill hairli. ii-i'.i's, ''■'' ''' 
 it, I'y whuh means the '"■ ' '"' 
 V by ii felt'; Kt iiiiiiiii- 
 
 th'. A'tllel, jM.i '.o tails 
 lis tlins liiauii they (mh 
 I till? Kind's Sicte hoiile, 
 '''<■/■.', aii.l from ilieiice 
 k to the Muus at P.- /;. 
 .111,1 to ileUi;lu' ihilf fn- ^'ni-irn-i 1 .1 
 Sih cr Oie, to prepare it ';,",']',"'i- '"' 
 )■ ; 'tis enough to fay in '" 
 thiy lift the Itteiiyih i.f 
 ir'ater to fet iheiiiawotk. 
 lit pavtKaMi, tluy have'',';'; '"^ 
 ; of It, v.\v. !i ate three 
 
 foir.pal'), and each pio- 
 
 lo as tint when tluy 
 len a S;ine, aiv.l 1. 1 (jiit 
 they h.ne ircalioii fui : 
 L'y have little Rain, ev- 
 , 'i.nair.i and l-'-ii ;„v\ 
 )\ their Poiul- are we') 
 ir 6 or 7 Miiiths j Ibr 
 y pray for Jiaiii for the 
 icr plues lorBreadeorii. 
 
 aft intc Bars, tlie next 
 \vh;Ji 'tis carried to the 
 e will liave tti himfelf, 
 -■11 thus lonj; in the Mine, 
 the Reader any longei 
 rve a little farther con- 
 that the Air abont it is 
 ti, the Ways very roiij;h 
 :her Grafi, Grain nonlu'M,i;:r. 
 ,tv ofiheliatth, and the'""'" -, 
 woii'd Ik utterly void ofy,',','j",'',,'.'" 
 vcr ditl ma draw them iiow. t-. 
 riy ot the Mouniaiiis is 
 Ramly rah wiihiii ; co- 
 lok a!l thdfe defech and 
 
 phiinfiilly llu, k'd \Mili 
 
 Ml all the Kiii;'Julli of 
 f.Mis -.f Meats, Wirier, 
 s whaf ever, ih p" the 
 ' a Man ot a Hotfe from 
 
 ouinm IS valU\ liie.hct 
 m'll ttoiii the top to the 
 
 ague ill circuit at the 
 
 Pcjrl in [hf 
 
 of this Coiimrv lies in 
 
 irnier we have fpokon N.viii s,-, h 
 I'c ihall need to lay no ;*'■"" -'■ 
 'lat whereas the gnatefl ""''' 
 y faid to be at ihcl'cml- 
 I'.ui.u-i.r^ .hijl.i relates 
 vere found at the time 
 Suith Sea, nejptheRi- 
 iriith, the /'«•/- //,'<ih,/j 
 ce that time, fo that t)ie 
 
 and beft then, and the 
 atterwardb. As to theEmfri„l,:i 
 
 them IS found in the 
 n I'cni near Mmjn an.l 
 lis Dt the fame Author, 
 at place there is a cer- Thr f. > ?.■ 
 
 Name of the / n'.J i'/' ',']";' ;" •■•'■ " 
 
 them which are toi'iid 
 been able to redece that 
 laMeis of die }.ti i laii'ds 
 
 in Stones like t'rylt il, 
 ( )bfervat;i>n and l-x| e- 
 in in the lame. 1 here s u-il tci ■> 
 
 to the perteClioii cf eo- '"''*■ ' 
 ;reen tinilfuie thro' the ''""' 
 
 lalf white and hj'f 
 tp, oiheis \ciy pcrfi-,;t, 
 e green ail luer. 1 hen 
 
 oloiiis, ai;d thu' tl>ire 
 
 iii.ii'iiituJe indied, ycc 
 
 pictcildi to 1..V.' Icei. 
 
 ( h.ip.Xlll / heNntHriU Hiiinry of the ^panilh Indies ingemml. 757 
 
 any larger than a Rood Nut. li ith I'earl an ' Fmeranlds 
 are little elfecin'd in the hui'.:;, in io;nparifoii to what 
 they are ill /•.'hio/'- ; and th.Te is noother icaloil tor'c 
 
 A";' 
 
 I'lit only this, ThanhinRS that People roiuerte withvery 
 raniih.iily aiid freiim ntly (whatever they are) at lall be- 
 come little and viilinr to them. Kveii Diamonds tliem- 
 lelves woii'd not be exempted from this common fate ot 
 lolinpthcir re|Hitation, il ihoy lanie al-road in ilie World 
 ^(.^as nnirh as many other thini;s ihai lio. It was perhaps 
 , ,„( ""'I '"^t upon ib:sa> court howccr of feeing fo m.inyjiv.- 
 j,^.'""- clstogctluv, ihai an //.i/i'.Di Lapidary <ahied them at no 
 ■"''■''[ j,' greater a laie. There was .i certain .^'cio'.i/i/, who ha- 
 ving an a hniiable iMncraiild, lliew'd it the h.ul,v\ and 
 ask'd him the \aliieot' it, who lold liim he pri/'d it at 
 looDiuats; upon which he Ihew'd him a i.ni'cr than 
 the former, and that the (;,;//..•« valued at 3 
 'i'lie S/' ni\f.<A quir, drenk with this dircourfc, , ; liis 
 
 Lapidary Imine to Irs Lodging, and llicws h . whole 
 (^alket full of the fame Jewels, deliriiig his opinion of 
 iliem: Oh, Sir, (fays the ff .//.•i.) they are wry gocul 
 .Ston , and take them mie with another they are worth 
 a C^rown apiece. 1 r. pretty likely ho had fomc defigii 
 upon a bargain, but whether the .S'/.".('.i ./let liini liaie 
 II nr no 15 iinecr:ain. 
 
 We have done now with the Riches that arc biiriel 
 der the L^irdi, "i hidden in the Watcr5, and it follows 
 
 If 
 
 want of Wheat and Mai/c in thofe I'.irts cf /'.-li., thef* I'-w" 
 Natives life a fortoFRronsto make their iJri.ad of, w'hicli 
 they i-nll iV/'.;j ; they aic liketivonnd-Nuts, very rin.i!l, 
 and fend out ■x great many Leafs. They dig up thef.' 
 Roots and dry them well in the S'ln, after which they 
 beat them, anil make them int.-i a kind of Bic.id, whi.l'j 
 i« not iiolv eat privately in their Houfes, but ijreat <]iian 
 titi^^s of it alfo arc carried to the Mines cf I'i.r,;'. 
 
 This is, infliort, the chief of. 1 1I rheir Ro.tsf »• Hrcaii, 
 and 'tis of the fame nfe and fignifiiancy Lirthat inirpo'.i. 
 in thefe Parts if the Country, iliit ilio Q.-(\' :i Kooc i, 
 inrthers. The C.i'/'vi is alfo lonnd hc,-e, and a i^rcj- 
 nianv others, which fcrve partly as coini-.on l\iod,' ami 
 partly .as Dainties, which we (hall not hind here to re- 
 cite the Karnes of, linrc we kn iw little nioie rf them 
 '■"iicais. than that comes to. They ha'e fcvcral f r;s c! l^ulll- a- ■;•,:. ..,' 
 mongrt them anfurring to oir Len'ils, Beans ..ndTarc- ; 
 but .krjh', is of opinion, that tj.jrie of th-fe ivere in t.hi: 
 Country bclore the Sprmr.,H' came, who broupin then 
 O'.it ol /■;t('.,''r hidie: , where ih. y g-ow and ircreafe p 
 a wonderful degree. .Anl there ii liardly any foti r.foii . 
 Plant brought out of iIk' l-.n'ofc.'.'i Countries in'o t'uTc"'',,'.' .' ', 
 Parrs, but' what meets with a Soil lomewhcre or '-•J-.erso'i. ' '' 
 that fiiirs it as we!l as the natiirnl ;tho' on the ' thcr liai;.!, 
 thole that go from the U>.l:e! into Kf-Jti or /'-.^■^^^', 'c- 
 ... - ... ry feldom thrive 'and do well. In lho;t, 'tis hard to g..,;.,,,, 
 
 nevt 10 take a litt'c furvev of thofe upon the l;irface,! thnk of any fort n{ Em p..:n Cra n, Pullc, ccn-.n,-n{J..r- ?■<.-!. 
 
 the PI, lilts and .AiV'iials, which .-.ri more nfcful to hu- ' den Herb, or I-ruit-trec, but wh.it the "i; oi;,ii,'j 1 ,■ c 
 nmanc l-ifel'v far than the former. Rat here we Ihall eiv , brought into /Imerica, and grows there as wcl! ;is can be 
 
 deavour to t.ike care, that thofe Animals or Vegetables j defir'd. There is only an cxecpLii n as to C ('erries, 
 
 .fih- 
 
 wliic 
 1 
 
 h .ire common to this part of ./»« '■u-t with thofe ' wdiich don't profpc fo well : Me, liars and .S. t 
 
 uliih have been already dcfcrib'd, n).ill be here not very roiiiinon neither, as alfo Nuts aiii' I 
 
 oiiiirred. at leift as iV.r as the varieties and ambiguities (Vmges, Liiron^ and Citrons, do grow in.' 
 
 of N.nnrs wil allou- u- to make a judgment of them. molt extravag.intlv, and of the f-rnier efp 
 
 I'lie molt 11.1 ed CJraiii in this part of /l'ii:,:\.i is the may lee wh'>Ie Wnods and Forcfts. Th 
 M.iii'e, of wl; . . . _ . 
 ry llrong f rt 
 
 h tlK- I'.iiif.iK make bo;h Bread, and a ve- obfcrv'd in pr. povionj of Apricork=, PcmcIks an 
 it I iijuor, wh eh intoxicates the drinker' as for .A|iple:, Pears antl Plumbs, tho' they aie t.> 
 
 (ooner than ilieinice of the Grape. It is thought to lie 
 no way inferior to our Wheat in Itrength. and b. bltance, 
 only the rating much of it, where a Man has not been 
 , accultom'd to it, is faid to incline him to Scabs and 
 ._'„[]f ,","''■ .Swellings. This Grain grows upon Canes or Reeds, 
 every one of which bcar«oiic or two bnn,-hes or clulicrs, 
 in each of whi !i there Ihall fometimes be 6co or 7c 
 
 ; arc 
 
 be-d-. ; 
 ani! niiilir:'. 
 iaiiy, aAi,.n 
 fime is t-i ! ,: 
 
 !Firs; 
 
 ' c n.ic 
 
 h, yet iliey are not fo very plentiful as the l.irmci, 
 but U'-ne ot theie defeats are perhaps to be i rpiitc ' :o th.- 
 Soil, b' t rather to the negligence or unskdiul manage- 
 ment of the I'eonle The hi.U/:-i Melons and P —.nions, 
 
 grow tofiich a monftroiis bigncfs, ilia: tis aliro-t incrc-ini';vn 
 dible. The Valley of T ■ in :'ru, is par;icu!a!ly fa-P'°''' 
 moiis For the former of tliclc ; the Root rontinuej fc.e- 
 giains. Tliev (.iw the grains one by one. and not very tal Years in the ground, an ! brines Me!n: s evc;y Year, 
 thnk nor . tofe toiTCther ; it requires a Soil both hot and and they trim and drcfs it as they woii'd a Tree. Tliepir....- 
 
 Pine-apples arc of the fame form and fail.' 
 
 nioilt, and where it nieen with fuch a one it thrives won 
 tract. I derfullv. The green I eaves and Canes, or Stalks oFthe 
 M.iizc, is very good I'lovciulcr For the 1 iorfes and Mules, 
 and when 'tis dry it (ervcs them iultead of Straw: and 
 to give them theCiram it felf, they elteem miirh better 
 than the giving them fo nnich Birley, becaule of the 
 gn.uhiefsof the nourilhmcnt it aflbrds; only thcyobrerve 
 this Rule always, to water t'lem bcFore they Feed them 
 with this, bcraufe'tis offo Iwclling a nature. The Spf.- 
 mr.ijs and I'l.li.vii eat the Maize both boil'd and roaftcd, 
 and the buils of it being very fat and oily, do fervc them 
 lufi I pre. inftcad of Butter. As for the ways of making Liquor of 
 ■'.'"«"'" i', fome ftecp the grain till it breaks, and then they boil 
 
 - ..TV.itlOp 
 
 iitJrink 't to lii,-h a degree of flrcngth, that a I utle will overturn 
 a Man. Othi rs gna nidie ,!eanlv way to work, whi h is 
 lirli (if all to chaw anl fipieeze it well inih ir mouths, nid 
 lo making a kin.! oF a I ''ven oF it, tolvil ir well aftet- 
 w,irds : Nay, fome of ihe l>t.l!"i are (.f opinion, that 
 t,i make good I even it niuft be eh,iw'd by Oil Women, 
 which if ihcy drivel fiibltanniMv. n.iy without all doabt 
 put (onie Virtue in it. This Drink iscommeiKled for the 
 Icrvice 11 docs ro the Ha :k and Kidnevs, and fir eafing 
 pains in thofe Parts : one wou'd raiher think f.is the t)|il 
 Women prepat'd it) it Ihou'd lerve for a Vomit, and 
 while it cured one illnefs in the liack, Ihon'i! bring ano- 
 ther in rh.- Stomach. "J'is remarkable, that neither this 
 (iraiu nor Wht'at will grow fo as to come in any per- 
 fection in ..iiy ofthc$/'.(«|//3lllands, a^ ir/pui: ,.,-, Ci/v, 
 /V.if.. /(icD, and Sr. Diimm^o, tho' there has been not a 
 little care nor pains taken to bring it to (mfs. For when 
 tliev have been Town (for inltaiice Wheat) it comes up 
 well 'tis true, and is green prcfemly, but fo nne<]iiall\ 
 that it comes to nothing ; for at one and the fame time 
 I'imc is fpindled, lome is in the ear, and fome does luit 
 bii.l, here 'tis gteat and iliere Imall, in one place in the 
 grals, and in jtu.ihcr in the grain. .And fuch is the qua- 
 lity ot the Soil, that no Art nor Tillage cou'd ever cure 
 tills diUcmper of it. The hinie thing 1,1 obfcrv'd 111 fomc 
 p.irts of the(Ainlinetit, as on die heighis of the Sieitn n\ 
 I'.'ii, and the Provinces of (' ..: 1, none ot thisCJrain 
 Will grow there; iho' the laiife oi it in thefe Parrs is 
 the great duiiiclit and coldnefs of the Region, comtarv 
 tn what ir IS in the fjrcmcntion'd places, where the lame 
 ■'((,,:> proceeds from tun g-eit heat and uioiltHre, For 
 
 ion citli th' fe 
 oi Sjii:ii:, but oiherwife they differ, hawrg nothing of a 
 I'cale, tut are all one enrire pulp as it were, lit tc be 
 eaten when the skin is puli'd off. 'Tis an ex,'.?lier,: 
 Fruit both for rmcli and t.dte. and the wav th.ar th,"y 
 drefs It is to tut it in pics-es, an,! itccp it a wl'ile in Sale 
 and Water. They gn.w one by one rpon a Cane or 
 Si.llk, which rifes up amnnglt a great marv Kiv,; like 
 a I illy, but bigger. 1 he Apple !s on the top of every 
 Cane, and it grows only 111 h't moid ground. We miifl 
 note, Mi'h reference to this and feveral othoi Fruits, 
 (and not onlv ihein, but various other vegetable Pio- 
 dudions, and Animals too) that the ?'<iv/^i,i'j atthcirfirR 
 ommg over gavi' thole /•■(I/ ii/T.;)! Names to thniL',? they 
 lonnd here, whi. h refcmbled any way what they had 
 loiivets'd with '11 y-J.viefr, and were call'd by tin. le names 
 there. 1 bus, 1 lay, thc\ call tlicl'e Pme-apples, upon 
 the Icore of a bare leremblaucc iu on.' parti, ular rcfp.ct 
 as to the form ; and lo likewili.- 'tis the fame by thrfe 
 that follow. The hiiim: Ciicuml'crs arc [\^ call'd, bc-Cjcuirlcri; 
 lanfe (tor the nioft part) in length an,! roundncfs they 
 releinble ihc Spaiiijh; but they are not gieeii, but oF fe- 
 veral i.ilours, as violet, yellow and w'hite. They arc 
 very pleal'anily tailed. Full cF liquor, ciiie oF di-effion, 
 and very refrelhing in h,it weath-r. I'I: ■ Mcit liu-.i not 
 talie quite fotharp as that of the Pinc-apple, and tlieout- 
 lidc is not at all rough and prickly, but very fiiiooth anil 
 even. They require rempeiMtcSoil, and inuf! have pret- 
 ty inuch watering. That which they cill the little rnnr£.:„^ i 
 ol Chiii isoFa very plcalant talte, nearer that i,( ^Chi-r- nfo'ili."' 
 ry than any other l'.ur'<per.>i Fruit, but in ctdour and 
 grains rcfemblcs a Mulberry not npc, tho' more rough 
 andbiggerthaiith.lt. 'Lhe Plant it felf is very little aiid-, ., .. 
 low, Iprc.ading ir fel( upon thefcaith, and grows natu- '" ™" 
 tally up .and do-,vnin the Fields of ChiH. OF the Fruit- 
 which they call Prunes there arc divers forts ; thofcwrSr'Ijt/ 
 cali'd the Prunes of \i,..t,n^i..t arc very red and fmall, 
 and have little Meat upon theStOf.e, but that little is ot" 
 an admirably plcalant talte, and tis given to licit People 
 to provoke an ajpctite. There ari- others which arc 
 very large, and of a dark colour, an,! have each two 
 tor three Itones apiece, but hardly of any tafte at all. 
 1 he Cr.polie is a Fruit lo like a Cherry in form and rallc ,. 
 (only 'tis foincihing bigger,) tint ir may well pals For the ''" 
 
 Ih 
 
 !• : 
 
 
 ,,r-H 
 
 K k k k k 
 
 C:her 
 
 rj 
 

 The Natural Hijlory of the Spa 11 i Ql I rui ics in general. L i b. V 
 
 it'eM.iint. 
 Ij.lt t.. I,.. 
 
 
 MjmiJ, 
 
 CiWii^vri. 
 
 N.f. 
 
 
 
 in Mtx.'.a. 
 
 /■.'.. 
 
 Cherry of iliis ran iltlic World. 1 lic('.i,''i'/i- anJ C/'e - 
 cttpme, :iic i.ilnl the ManiicUiic Fiuits by fume, in ihjt 
 tlicir tiltc .ukI . ol, ur Jo bi.th ^oinc pretty near to that 
 of this Swcet-iiicat ; tlicrc is but httle dili'ereikc be- 
 tween the;n, and UhIi are cried up by lome I'euple loi 
 the nio(k extellent limi of the l^uU.'. Others yne tins 
 t.lle to the ll-iuk^'m i^: , uhiih is reiuited to lalte liki. 
 J mixture cf Alnioiuls and Cream. The lunnot it r 
 like a I'e.iv ; tlie Meat with. n i:i while, tuidcr and foti, 
 UkeButt.ror Criam, and eontaiiu ftveral bl.nk keintls 
 i:i It. 'ihcA/n/. •> is like a I'eaeh, be.t biugcr ; liwy 
 h.T e one or two llnncs, an 1 the meat and rind buiii 
 >e.y haiJ ; the biuit n. bit it.ditfercnr, but the Con 
 fir\cs made ol i: are hke MarmelaJc. The Tree is 
 hirpe, wtll fill.:on'd, and beats a pretty Ivoad leaf. The 
 Fri'ut of '"...■,, ;.J-Trees ,i:e like lutlc Ai-pl.s, but ill 
 tailed, anil full of foure kernels, and liardiy wlioUoine. 
 l'p"i"'''s -leiornt neitliLt Man nor Bealt eais it, and 
 t'-ercfoie the 1 ree* aie niiiiutely imiU:plK\!, lur tiic 
 I'ruit talliti; diAvn, and rei.ei\'d upon tiie hot iiioill 
 ^oll, fprit'.i:.., tip into a e.ew fne ; and lo the nmlupli- 
 1,11. on pri .eeJS. In I'l-- u the i .u.n va lUller Ironi others, 
 iiuliat the Fruit !■. not led bt;t white, i.eiilier has it any 
 ill talte, but is aliojieilur as p.ood as the bell ot thcle in 
 Sj //, and palles for a bunt naUir.ably whollune and 
 agreeable lo the Itoniav h The I' i.i., is a Fruit like our 
 Kar^ iiitonn, but in the intide Vi ry uirtercnt, ibr u has; 
 a larne lione, and the iiuat is fo foft, that «hen they 
 are li II ripe 'tis of the ei.i,fnlciw.e of liutter, and has a 
 »ery debeate talie. In P, » this I'ruit li very large, and 
 has a hard touph iVule, whii.h may be taken off whole ; 
 in .A.'f.v.Vi It lia.s a \ciy thin skin, whieh may be pecl'd 
 cH' like tli.it of an Ap|le, As for C. co'j and I'lmimic, or 
 i'/.ii /,,-i. .-Irres, with their rclpeClivc Fruits, they ha\e 
 bcrn dcfiifr'd in the relations of other I'arts ; ihey ate 
 \ ei y eonimon here in the Uidia, and ol both th. re are va- 
 iioiis forts. A!:ho there arc excellent Almonds in.'i'/^.'w,, 
 Vt tins Ci ui.trv ariiirds a fort that fir exceeds them ; 
 t:uy eall them the .Mmonds of Ci:aci-api).ti, and belides 
 the r plealinp delk.itc taOe. the I'hylieians have pro-, 
 rouiK'd in fuMur of them, that they are the whoUoinelt, 
 br.iit in i\w biJi.-'. "Tis known that the Covo yields a 
 f. ;: of an Aliiond, and there is abundance of them 
 bio.igh: out of the Wm/.-j of I'cm ; but asthefeare tat- 
 ter and I ii i'.er than thole of Sp.iiii, fo the Almonds of (.7.:- 
 chrf-i^^t ;ire much richer than them of the /M/i.', tho' 
 they both come oi't of the fame Country, namely I'ern. 
 They ("row upon verv hiph Trees bearing preat leaves ; 
 tiicy are nil losd nfpt ui a lliell, but a fort of ahutk Ionic-, 
 thing like thai of a Chefnut, but bcllt with prickles. j 
 The ■■ .^. I isaFruit not eiuite fo big as aii;\lniond, but 
 t', much eltei r.id aiuonglt the ///./j'.iwj, that it ha. been 
 one of the nchelt and belt Merchandizes of \ w '^p.tin ; 
 it has pa'.'s'd air.oiiiill them for Money upon all forts ot', 
 riccalioii-, and they nle to gne it the pour inttead of 
 Alms. It IS h.ird to tell for whaticafoii this Fruit fhou'd 
 be fo inuch ralr.eJ, tor it does mt feeni to be any way 
 extraordinary eitlur as to talle, Imell, colour, or any 
 other ( roperiy thar one can think upon ; it is more tat 
 and Illy than an .Mmi'iid, and when roalled has no ill 
 talle, which .5 the moll that can be laid ol it, and iS| 
 b) far luo little to procure it luch an elieem as it has. As 
 for tile drink they make of it, 'tis in very great repute. | 
 thcSp.iii-'.i^Ji, lotli Men and Women, arevaltly fond if 
 it, and the l//.//c';j give it for an Knurtainment to Great 
 Men as they pafs up and down the Ci uiitry ; but alter 
 all, lis .1 I .athfoine thini; to iheni iliai are i t uled to it, 
 and the K iim, or froth of it, i.s little better man a Voinic. 
 So that the bdl account of the matter is, that the Peo 
 pie have taken a fancy to ir, and ha\ini> done fo they 
 may ealily imagine it to have all the fine propiriics in 
 the World. The 'I'rcc whereon this Fruit grows is pret- 
 ty lip, but lo verv tender, iluir they are lorc'd to let 
 tome iari'i- Ipreading I'ree .ilwaysby it, tollielterit from 
 the heat of the Si n. 1 lie Province where t c is the 
 pieaiill Tiafiiik for this lort of Commodity is < ,.irimc- 
 /-, and 'i s rd ,nii ihole Parts and AI.'aj. „ where 'tis in fo 
 very gieat cllcem : 1 ut the People of /',);( are even wirli 
 ' them IS to anotli'i fincy v. luch tl'.ey have, and the Mc\i- 
 c ti,s I an't be fund' r ot their i'.u.m than the I'rrmi.iiii are 
 of their C4..1. This is a In.all iireen le.nf which grows 
 iip-on a 'Fre.- n', oiii a tathoiii high, and r-ipurrs ,as much 
 r.ircin the Pl.uu 1111; and Drilling as the leaf it felf does 
 in "lie keepin;; alter it 13 gatlier'd ; but it has this re- 
 nt nkabic pnpcriv, that every 4 Months ir comes forth 
 with ,1 Irclii lprin;> of tliele leafs. The d'ci is as urcat a 
 L'oiitno.lity in iV ; . ,ilu'C^i,nj ii in AI-.viVc, and the 
 
 '■\i 
 
 Tride of It ill Pufo/i It fell 
 
 amounts every rear 
 
 to abi 
 
 tvvo or ihiee leces ; m Hint, all the Maikets .lad Fun. 
 a inolt dipnid upon it, and us a lort ol univcrfal x\ler- 
 chandize. It gro», in the .h,Jr> and Vabevs of JV «, Dn 
 vvUcre ilure u an extreme and abiind.iuce ol kaiii ; ami " ' 
 .ilMiiilance ol p,)or l,u;^.,u, that come out of othci Parts '" 
 to Libour about the culti\.it:„g ofthis Plant, do here lofe 
 ilieir live:,, what with the hai.inefs ot the work anu th. 
 nucmpeiatcnels .1 the wc.uh.r, h,r 'tisaveiy nice lei- 
 uer lurt ot a Vegetable, and fiiice it colt the lives of ;o 
 many Men 10 u;anav;e it, the .S>«,/;.. Doflors fell into Ir a 
 Uilputts whether it ihould wjt be i|uite dcllrovM or 
 no, lowe erat laH the, aijrcvd th it they ll.ud Hand. 
 
 ihe A/..^;o IS a Free of whuh abunJan e of Woii- 
 leis are written ; and to fum up the Jiaiact.r of it iiiT?' 
 lho„ ,t Mvl^. Water, Wuic, Od, Vinegar, Honey, ' 
 iNee..io and Ii.read, and they lay a ^rea; ni.inv other 
 'hmgs loidcs. It ,s Miolily a K,viCe of .',.,, .s;,r», 
 wliete the l:.u.:,u tlleein it at a great r.ite, and coai- 
 monly luye one ot them abui;t their I bmfes to f„rm(h 
 them »nh thcle Ncvelfaru . At the end of the le.if 
 Ov.uch .i very large, there come., om a Itrong and lliarp 
 point or prickle, which fcrves f„r a Needle, and tlie 
 [iat It Kit li to bediawn out into a K.nd of thread. 
 llie I'ody ot tlK- Iree beiiv.; cut, ariord'. a Liquor very 
 iweer ariil trelh, which ihey dunk like v.aier : this Li- 
 quor lK,ildbeiomes a Wine, and tli.i: luiier'd to iUnJ 
 open a while. Inures and uiius to Vinegar ; a i the 
 lame \\ me roil'd for a conlideraWe time loiii.er,thi^ken!i 
 ir,to the coiihlttiuv of a honey. -Ihe wi od'of thi> 1 ree 
 iK-ing veiyhj;ht and fot't keep, lire a Jong time, .uid 
 lervei, tor a lotiot Touch- wood ; the hiM.w, tint haxe 
 •-lunsuieit inftead of Match. 
 
 _ 1 he Tui..,i IS another noted Tree in .Vw Sf.wi, but I''^ 
 tis the molt delorm'd and iriegiilar of all Trees and 
 III' re properly to be call d a confufed heap of Leaves 
 tlian a 1 ree. For lirit, one leaf comes out ot the ground, 
 thc'ii another uprju that, and h. they continue upwards ; 
 but a, they grow up, ihofc below become lo large that 
 they aluiolt lofe the 1 .n and c]ualitv of leaves, and arc 
 rather gtea: branches, lut of very odd ngures andllupes, 
 andbchdes fo iharp and prickly, that "the Piant has in 
 many places the name ol a riultlc upon this Lore. 
 1 here are fomcol thele iV.Wj that bear Fruit mmh c- 
 Hecm d amongll the hUinu ; they are bigger than 
 liuuibs, and have a lort ot a lliell, within which is the 
 ine.u whicli IS vet) like that of a Fig. 1 here are two 
 kinds of them, the white and the red ; the former of 
 which are by much the belt, both for fwcet talte and 
 nnetiagrant fmell. 
 
 ■\s tor ^«„A rj and l'o>n gmnta, they aliound in all Si-' 
 parts ol thisCouniiy, only of the latter 'tis to be ob- '"" 
 CIV I., that thei are all very lueet; neither do ihev va- 
 lue thofe that haieany thing of ll.arpnels, lothat there's 
 none ot that kind to be found. 
 
 Here's great plenty aX. of thofe tvo inoft uleful and C; 
 lerviceable Finn- u.Ln and iir.ipei ; each of which af-"''' 
 lords a Liijuor, the benetit of which a,l Mankind is .ic- 
 'luaiiitcd with. Ihe l,t.l:.,>:i don't much trouble them- 
 IcKes with iiiakmg Oil of their Olives, but think 11 
 much better to eat the Fruit it felf; neither do the,?/i/i- 
 "'.o,/( follow thi.s Trade much, but content theirfelvcs 
 with the Oil they bring from i";i.n),. Llie Grapes grow 
 in ail i'aits o\ riic Sp'.tn.jh Dominiuns, Illands and all, 
 but they don't thrive any wlieru fo well as ;n I'du ; nei- 
 ther do they make any <]uantities of Wine comparable to 
 what is m.ide in that Country. Tiietiuih is, the Grapes p,,, 
 don't ripen fo kindly, thecxceliiM Rams tliat fall keep w" 
 them Iroiu coming to that petfeiitiun and maturity that 
 Wine requires ; and therefore ihe; bring Wine from 
 s"/"i'Haiid iMcCinr.iin to all the Pans of the (f/.jVc.', t'cu 
 and <.hi:i only excepted, which need no lupplies from 
 thole Countries in this cafe. The V'mes ol P.-'h are*'' 
 commonly in very hot Vallc\s, where there are Waters'''" 
 running along for the refrellunent of them ; and they 
 are Ion d to make ule ot' that 10 water their \'ines, tor 
 the FIcavens there atbrd no Rain. But yet there arc 
 fome places, where the Vines are neither watered by the 
 Cloiidsiior from thcRivers, and for all that they briiiK 
 forth 111 abuii.lanee ; but they generally lay (:o account 
 lor thisj that the Soil is wi'll moiitncd h\ the waters that 
 fall to-m the adjoining Mouiitains, and that this ke, ps 
 the Vines in heart, and is the rcafoii wli\ they are lo 
 fruitful under fo vilible a want of water. The molt lei 
 tile Valle)s tor Vines arel'/c/m- near /licrjii.jpi:, via, in 
 the I'eiritory of IJinr, and ('r.'.ii'::.iniT\ the Country ot 
 (.7w,y;,i,:;o; and from all tlicle together are drawn fuch 
 Itore of Wines, that the Revenue is very con!iderable. 
 
 c:hi^ 
 
 f.irK, 
 
 1..IC.-J 
 
 5.1k. 
 
 AgrcjiTrct. 
 
 half .I Million of Pieces. A Balkct of it there it worth 
 4 Pieces at Icalt ready Moikv, and m Cc/' J it goes tot 
 
 'Ti- remarkable, that in the City of t'ww, and Itveral 
 V,i,^ys belides there are ripeCrapes to be met with ail 
 the Year round - liut 'ti, iliaiiger Itill what ,i^:jl<: re- 
 lates 
 
 \n 'tSfr ta* 
 ftai!i"tce.,t 
 1:, H.ll.ry. 
 
 ^Tt, Or Ih- 
 
 tun l-pp:;r 
 
general. Lib. V. 
 
 1 1 
 
 the M.uki.-[s .iiiJ I luij 
 Tt lit imiviifjl Mtr- 
 I aiv.l Val'i-Ns ot' J'f «, Dill. ,M 
 
 iirnl.iiiic ol kairi ; atut " '• f- 
 
 oiiK- out lit otl.ci I'aits '"■ 
 "ihisl'laiit, ilo licit l.h 
 Is ot tht wiirk aiiu tin 
 
 for 'tis a vciy ukc tif- 
 
 I.' it lolt ilic ii\cs of ;i) 
 '^y'-'Doflorsfcll iiitoli n 
 
 I'c i]iiuc ilillroyM or 
 
 .iiit iiu'v iiLiiiiit'iiia. 
 
 ilial'Miklaa c 'if \V(j|i- ^ 
 
 1 thi Ji;ii.id.r t.f" it 111 •i,';^.' ■• ■" 
 i.>il, Vinegar, llonty, 
 lay a great maii\ oilier 
 
 Ka'uc of ,\. ;i if(.ui, 
 
 }',riai rail-, anj n.iii- 
 
 lilCn If/llffs to tnlllllll 
 
 \t tlic ijul of liu- liaf 
 
 oiii a ItroiiK anJ lliaip 
 
 .ir a Nci'ilic, .iiiti ilic 
 into a k.in.1 of iliicaJ. 
 . atfon.!'. a I.iqinu- very 
 ik like \'.3i(.T : iliis Li- 
 t tlia; luilcr'd t<. (ianj 
 
 to V'iiK'f;ar ; j . the 
 
 Ic tiiiic ioMj;cr, til u kens 
 
 I lie Wi Ik! ot this I ree 
 
 :uc .1 Joiii; tunc, .iiul 
 
 the Iiuli.ins tint ha\e 
 
 lec in \r.v Sp.ti'i, but T'- r.-.. 
 iilar of all Trees, anil 
 ifiifed hiap of I tavo 
 jrnci oiitot thegroeiiJ, 
 'ley ccntimie vipwanls ; 
 V feeome fo large tiiat 
 lilts of leaves, aiui are 
 
 oJil iinnres aiij lliiipes, 
 , that the Plant lias in 
 lultic upon this liorc. 
 hat l'e:ir Fnut niiuh c- 
 
 tliey are bipgei than 
 11, within which is the 
 a rig. There are tuo 
 he leii ; the former of 
 loth for fwcet lalle anii 
 
 <■■', they alioiiiul in ail S*'""! ^l 
 the filter 'tis lo be ob- '''"".('•■■'■. 
 et ; neither do iliey va- 
 ll.arpnels, lothat there's 
 
 ife nvo moA ufeful and c.^, . i 
 fi ; cai h of which af- "•"• 
 huh a.l Mankind is ac- 
 n't nii:cli trouble them- 
 ir OIiM's, but think ii 
 It ; neither Jo theS/'.i- 
 >Ut tomeiit thenfelves 
 •III'. 1 he Grapes prow 
 linions, Illands and ill, 
 
 (o well as ;n I'fii ; iiei- 
 
 oi Wine comparable to 
 Thetiuili IS, thcGrapes fi,.,.... ., 
 'n e Rains that fall keep w m 
 ifion and iiiatiiniy that 
 ihey hrint; Wine from 
 I'artsot the/i.'.i/.".', iV-ii 
 
 need no fiipplies troni 
 I'he \'iiies ot /'.-'» arc ^'"■" ' 
 
 where there are Waters '"''"■ 
 cnt of them ; and they 
 
 water their \ iiies, toi 
 ain. But yet there arc 
 e neither watered by the 
 
 1 for all that they brini; 
 ;cneraliy Iny (ro account 
 litiied In tiie waters iliat 
 lis, and that ihis ke. ps 
 reafoii wli\ tliiy are lo 
 if water. The molt Ici - 
 near .hcijii.jfi:, \ia, in 
 .n;/i.i(( in tlie Country ol 
 together are drawn luch 
 ue IS very considerable. 
 ty ot' Cii'uf, and lever il 
 irapis to be met Aitli ai! 
 per Mill what .-ii'ltn re- 
 lates 
 
 C> hi p. X 1 1 1 I he N.ittir ,/ Ht/lory o/ r /j(? .> pan i Ih I nd ies />/ general. 759 
 
 tfitc-c. 
 
 SJi". 
 
 l,ic.-> 
 
 5.1k 
 
 Kg'tuTnt. 
 
 AnmSfr ta< 
 kill nr>t ce I 
 1:, H.lcry. 
 
 hVi 
 
 ~^ri, cr lit' 
 
 latcs <if fome 'I'rec? in ('< , iiic part of Which yields 
 Iruit tor one half of the Viar, and the othct p'rt fori 
 the other half; and lie (M'cs a particular inUan e ot 'his 
 in a Fig-tioc at the Town of Mill i, 1 1 lea;;.ics t'om ih' 
 City of Ki>'t^', one half <if v hi. h th.it is towards the 
 South IS green, and yi' Ids Fruit when 'tis Summer up'ii 
 the S(fii.!i, and the other part towards iiic /./rwMorSM I 
 f oafl is preeii,and bears bruit in the i ontrary Scafon wher| 
 'lis Summer upon the /..i»ii'j ■ T.ir the tniihor faliV.ooil ot ' 
 ihis, that Author ftands accountable ; ue ihall only lay, I 
 that it ir be atrutli 'tis a very odd one, and if a lye tisj 
 as roundly and boldly told. I 
 
 To the Vegetables we may alfo fub|riii tin fe Vegcj 
 table prodiidtions that arc of note in this (,oiiiitrv, a*; 
 Sugar, which brings in a great Kevenne, and goes troni! 
 hence in \ aft quantities to Sp.tin .- Cotrnn, win. h is noti 
 Id's plentiful and profitable than the former, cl'peciall.l 
 10 ihe Valleys of I'n ■, N.ii' X/mi/., and the Piovince of 
 i-'M.Hin.i'.', v.heiuthe C'otton-lhrubs grow in abundance; 
 Wnii, a tliini> that conies from fome Herb, and IlIvc- 
 for the dying of CI.:'!', and is a very prolitablc Comino 
 diiy, Init wint the thiiii> it felf is, or what the name ot 
 nature of the I'laiit tli.it affords it, we cannot intorm the 
 Reader. C' hiniir, tho' not a Vegetable, or part of a 
 Vc'/ctable it fell", yet bcinw, a tort of an Appendix to a 
 Vegetable, may 1 c nicniion'd here likewife. Thole In- 
 fu'ls which we give this name to (tor f. ., mile is no other! 
 than a dried Inieiif) are found breeding in great niiiii-! 
 bers upon the leaves ot one ot the kinds ol the 'iiin,il- 
 iices ; that Tree, 'tis true, bears no Fruit of its own, but 
 the Cochiuiie is fo valuable a one that tho Tree is cx- 
 fus'd, and not only to, but mightily pri/'d, tho' other- 
 wile barren. Silk is an Animal produ-ttion too, but the 
 Atulborry-trces (that maintain tholo iileful little Ani- 
 mals that make it) will allow it .1 place here. Origi- 
 nally there were no Mulberry-trees 111 the lnj.'ci, and 
 confeqiieiitly no Silk-worms nor Silk, but the S^i.ihi.i ./j 
 fettling here, brcught rhcfe out of liuropc, where they 
 thrive iiuomparably well ; they make abundance of 
 pood Fati'ai.i'siii theCo'.mtry, but in //u'/.'.i's tune were 
 not come to the making ot either Uaaia.sks, Sattins or 
 Velvets. 
 
 We Ihall not trouble the Reader with a Ion;; v'^ataloguc 
 of Names of other fort of Trees, after we ha».. been 
 thus loni> upon the more ufelul ones, wilnch by their 
 Fruit, or fome prodiultion or other, are feri iceable to 
 the NeceHitics of Mankind. Oaks, Cedars, I'lncs, Fins, 
 Palms, Lbeny, arc the moH common and well-known, 
 as well as the inort profitable ones cf thj: Country, fcr 
 all the ufes of l.ite. Flic M'//f is a Tree from whence 
 the hhti.vis ihaw a fort of Wine ; it came originally 
 from Pciii, and it has the name of the I'lruvinn-ira: at 
 AJ' .vrv, but they do much bettor there than in their own 
 native Country, ll mayn't he .aunts here to take notice 
 of a vartly great Cedar (as 'tw.is reported to be) about 
 ^ leagues from Gujy.K.t in .Vi-if i'/iii/u ; this Tree was 
 Itruck witlil ightniiigfromtop toliottoni, andfoftram-'- 
 iy too, that twas by that means allhoUow'd in the .n- 
 liJe. Being mealur'd within, it was tound to be 9 fa- 
 thom in circumference, and without, near the Root, it 
 W.IS letathom, and a little higher 11. The People of 
 the Country fay, th.at before the Lightning ihatter'd ir, 
 it was able to llieltcr looo Men, vvho niigli: very well 
 itaiid under the Ihadow of it ; and 'tis ( ctty certain 
 that they did life to come and dance, and perform feve- 
 r.-il of their fupcrlliiious Ccrcmonicb under it. All th:it| 
 ruiiaiiisof 11 iKnv bclidcs the ftock, is only foineof the 
 Rreat branches, which renew their verdure with the] 
 Spring ftill, and Ihew fuiiiething (tho' but very little) of 
 the ancient beauty and inajefty of the Tree. 'l hofe thatj 
 think this ftiange, may remember vih^i Pliny reports of. 
 fthe Plaiitanc-trce of /././i.i, the hollow of which was^ 
 8 1 foot, its vail boughs made it appear more like a Wood 
 thanoncTree, and the llmdow ot it cover'd a great part 
 of tlie Field where it Itood. 
 
 But we fliall quit this Difcourfe of the Trees, and 
 take a fliori view of the Sjiices, Gums, and other valu- 
 able and ufelul Drugs, "lis true thisSoil is not fo hap- 
 py as to produce the noble Spices ot Cloves, Cinnamon 
 and Nutmegs ; niltlicr is Ginger natural to it, tho' v«ll 
 quantities of that Spice have Ikcu tranlported from fome 
 Parts ofthc /l'iy/-lw./iij intoSpnin, particularly from llij- 
 fr.nio!/!, whither it was firll brought from the /;'.{/?- /h.//.v, 
 and »\ here it thrives fo well, that it grew to be an in- 
 tum'irance at bit. But the uaiutal Spicc of the H'cjl- 
 liMi:i is a fort of Pepper which they call /Ixi, and is 
 ufed generally all over the Country ; it grows in the hot- 
 telt Valleys, and is of fevcral Ions, fome green, lome 
 red, fome yellow and of a burning coloiu, which litter 
 thty call C.uih, and is extremely hot and buiiig. Theie 
 
 is indeed a fort which i^nor at all ilifplealing t.-i the t.iDe, 
 and mav be very well cattu a'.vne as other bruit* ar ; 
 but as lor the ■ouimon f. rt<, ihcy have no little iliiiv 1 1 
 the ftringtli ai.d lireol TcHHr, .iiul ue i;s'd bv r' in in 
 Saui.es for th.ii piirpofc '1 o c iirc>;t iliis ./.\.' au;l ren- ""' -' '' »' 
 .ier ir mqfetiinf er.iie a'l.l rit fiir life, fh,v mix it with'' 
 ^alr, and fometiiiiis witha loit ot'G'.aincalid i.i,i.-.;i:i, 
 whi.-li is very c ol .111.1 full of jiiicc, and gives a veiy 
 plealing lelilli 10 :'iiy Siu, e 'tis an lug.edii-nt 111. ykjn 
 lays, that f.-ver.il < t ihe V^ :> . -..j have been of the opi- 
 nion ih.it till ,//..,'./>« Pepper v .is cold 111 its nature, tut 
 the molt d'l lay that it 1.um,> in that mouths ai, I tto- 
 machsai a liraiit'.e rate, ai-.d beii.les that t.s a Urong pro- 
 vi/.aiive to Veiiery, if any ihii'g lilieially t.ike;i , fo 
 '.h.it tlioicMeiulut will have a ihiri' that ; ro.Ju^e, ttiae 
 ttuCts to be ot a eld na'.iiie, mav pDiiibly cotnciii rimt; 
 to difpute wlutlu-rtire it Icif bcii't lo 01 no, '1 hiSj.,^ |i,.„. 
 C.O'imry li.i^ lurniih'd levtral exccllcuiiji.ms for the i!i-o..iii. ■-! 
 ircat'iof ihc M.-:ci,i M:,!..,:. Here s the tauioJsC; ».-"-'^ ' '■'■t'' 
 .hum:, the ], .,(«/^/.,i,. 1, Cl•.^.lll':,:, andi/o..A. ; theufeS 
 oi wli.'ch .ire well known 111 Mcdicii.e. Here's .tIIo th"; 
 C.ijji.i, t-il'.i,',-, Mrc-..K.i-, (irtvic/iw aiid s.)//.!:.!!.'.';'.!, all 
 m vail plenty, bi t ihc fo.-mcr comes for the moft part 
 lioin the llbnd of .V.-./J mi, .-.it:. 
 
 I o iheie a lo ni.iy 1 e added I .qu.il .'Viii'ccr, Cr/-...', and 
 Oil ol ■■l:jiik.y which the Pl-.vllaan- an I Painters both 
 make iile o\\ the one h.r llailtei,., and ilic others as a 
 Varnifli fur tlicii PiCtri,<;, but ihe molt (.elebra'cd of 
 all is the r.ch IJalm, v.i,;. u i< an aduur.ible I'ert'uine and 
 Medivii'.c to.). The Tree that art'orls it is .ish'i; :;•■ a.'.i' iC In' 
 l'omegraua:i -tiec, and not luuch unlike it in f.iil, , 11. 
 
 I he Balm l^cf various Colours, white, red, grecnilh aii.l 
 daik-iolou.'d, of wliivh th.- lirft is eoMimoiily motk 
 citeemed. The puretl ot all is that w' i h dalils cf iisTwo fji:i. 
 own accord upon the incilion of the Haik, .i.d this is 
 cairjC'/)i/'.i/'.»ji.>« ; the other is di.ivvu fi,.ni the leaves 
 and bark b u\i and lluiiu'd, which has the name of ''^L- 
 
 ..■./ .mimi, and that very properK. .Mtli.i'i'h .t be to be 
 had 111 many pl.'.ccs up and down in th > I'Mti ; sCiiui- 
 trv, yer thit whuh coincs I'loni 'V.u (no: tar fiom Ci - 
 .'/■•(jM,;) bears the belt Ch.uaifler. Ihe >,■■■ tr. .-a and 
 lu.tian.', tho' ihey tfticni r, yet lii.n't v.il'.-e it at that 
 rate that vvic do i the balin h.i' the ferteiie (f ..bundarite 
 other rich things, not lo be much u iiiiicJ bec.iule they 
 arc common and eafie to be had. 1 lowcvei, a'-.,oiit '.l t'l-f^t ■" 
 the Sp.'.mr.rAs, a great deal of it ^oes orf up n Spiriti.al'"' '^^•^^"• 
 Occalions, and in iheScrvic; ot the Lhurcli ; for they 
 had leave from the Apoilolick See to u'.o this B.ihii in- 
 Itcad ot Cream in their Uii-.lions, and other da bi.ig 
 Ceremonies. How much tins ■l'J:-:,:J...->i Balui-;re'e'^'' '"■■'" 
 diiicrs from that of I'.rrjiii:.-^ whiih yiel.L'.i tl'c no',>!c '''.''■ " '■' 
 Balm 01 (,'/,(vi./, as 'lis vulgarly cail'd, is evident ftc;n 
 all the accounts th.u both Ar'.i.yiitv and Mo 'cui 'Ira- 
 veliers have given of that I're.- i ... ■, wh,. ha.! lien it. 
 himfelf, fays 'twas a fuiall Tree, and fallr.on'd like a 
 Vine ; and thofe that have villtcj thole Pans 01" the Liil 
 where it grows fay much the lame thing. Notwith- 
 llanding tins, Styr.lv aftivirs tiut the ancietr I'al m-trec 
 was ol the bignels of a Pomegraintc-trcc, which very 
 Well agrees to the delcription of the .-.')« •)...:.>; Balm- 
 tree, but nut at .ill to that of itul-^.. 
 
 And thus we have done with the Vecctables of this 
 Country ; we are next to cciilider :he Aiuf.'ais. As forAiin'-i' 
 the <i;i.iiiiiifh\{s, Yve may conlidcr three Clalfes of them, 
 either luch as were carried by the .S';i,:,.i ...'; into the 
 Country, or fucli as were found there by them iT the 
 dme kinds with the F.u ffe.vi ; cr lafllv, titch as are pe- 
 culiar to tlieWu.;.':'.., Old not known on thi,., lidc the ( ilo'je. 
 Of the lint t'ori arc Sheep, Kine, Go.ts Svvme, Horfes, ^''''■'^^''■' 
 Dogs, Cats, and feveial others ; fur of .I'l theferher- ''"' ' 
 is very great plenty. The fral! ;;• I'ou of C'aic!c, Slie-ep r.r- ,r n^n- 
 elpccially, have nuiliiplicd hi-re 'o a very ^icat degree,',;'^" ''J /'^'' 
 and it they thought \\ worth while to n.a'-ic prrfir ofiv„.' '"'' 
 their Wooll by lending it into '"/.', there's 110 doubt 
 but it would be a very rich Tiade; lor th.-Sro.ks of 
 tlicle Anin.'!>, that are in 'he Country, .-ire hardly tobe 
 iniagiii'd, ..nd there is ordinal i'y fo nv .,h I'alli ra;;e for 
 them, tiiat they can hard.y go any wli. re iui thevM find 
 it. In I'cni there is lo much, lint tlic" doiit trouble 
 thcinfebcs t.i bound and Ihuit, to fence and lu-d.; ■ it iti ; 
 no Man has any pri.perto liiinl'elf, but leu.ls hi.s bir.cks 
 roving alwut where ihey will, to pick and ch.ife I'leir 
 own feciimc. There arc fome ihai aic .Mallei ; of < .^, ^'.H " irctic: 
 80, nay 1 croee Sheep .i-piece, as.;. _;';'.- tells us he knew '''^^'' ■*'• 
 of a certainty 111 his time, and y t vvidi all thel'e valf 
 Flocks thev are put to no lliif's to liiid fe.'.luig for them, 
 fo fruiitul i> thcCouniry in Grafs and I'lrtiir.ige. S.'tne 
 little ufc they have made of iluirovvii WucJl b thin .''.- 
 /Hand ,',; .!• .V'.iiw, III both wh.eh tner.- ate agieat niiny \v,,,T]^,^^ 
 Clothiers, fefpccially in the Litter 1 and tho' ihc C'o:h c ^e. ..m. 
 Kkkkk i which 
 
 • i • i I 
 
 m 
 
 
■I -i 
 
 mm 
 
 WBi 
 
 '^6o The Natural Htftory of the ^panilh indies m general. I ib. V. 
 
 which tlicy n.iko (crvc! '.lie ^loorfr I'loplc of i\\c C onji- 
 try, yi-'t tluy <'on'i mv'.h naIul' it tlumkSts, \-ui aiv "'- 
 ry liclirDU'i of rln- Cloths tli.u come trom>.ii". win h 
 poikMily Wxx a v;Ty prcac pi.n. 'lis nitaiii ilut tin-.' 
 arc nmrh I'citcr tlinniiic .ii/;..i. niriics, cither Ixvauii. 
 
 \v;M Kinr 
 
 th'.-\V : II is lituT, or t!u' W rkmcti iiiorf ^:^ji\l ; or 
 tVoiii t>i (h liufi' uMliitis t ii',ctl'.i.i. As tor Kinc, llicri 
 
 arc no fmalkv nii"i! crs iil' tlicm il'in of ihc Shop m 
 rompariloii, aii.l thcv arc r t uvo l()ii">. Sonic arc taim, 
 i.i'; the w ly Iv cill'vl) anil Hci! topcthcr in llcr.ls in 
 th. ■ ■ .... 
 
 ' iyi7 
 
 _llic H.UC? anJ C'onii s, wliuharc »ir, plcmihil in ilic 
 ^ o'.intiy, nccil no tkllrn'tion ; as alio niitlKi ihc Am- 
 w.irs, ArmaJilioci aiul Munkiis, \uili n.iiiy otlicis 
 v.huh have been nunnon'ii IcIok ;n ihi other aiviiuir.s 
 >>l ."•/'(•,.,(. (.)nly a.s lo the Moiil>icb, wc may note'" 
 that tlicic arc kmic of ihciu m iliefi: I'am of liici';f/..j, ^'"' 
 •cry cxtraouhnary l-oih as lo tliur lize and tlaii loloiirs 
 too, lor kliilcs b.'a^k, (u^y and lny-co! ur d, ilicrr arc 
 Ionic ih.1t arc fpotud alter a >cry Liinous nianiKr. liut '^ '.; 
 lomc ihiri-s arc >it iiioi. \voiidcrfiil in tlicin thai, all""' ' 
 that can 1-c nnaum'd inthur m.\\^c, andiJiat is then agi- 
 lit>. their fcl'tilty, and their feir:e. ,h;<j}.t f lys he law 
 aMi.iikcv lea;) from one Tree to anotlier uliieh llcod 
 ilpi'ii the other tide of a Kivrr ; he iloe. not lay wh.it the 
 Kivir \\.v, or liow I'toad, biirto be fine tuas not the 
 great l\ivcr of tlic ,hi:r.-^,„s. The fame .\mlior tells i s of 
 a Monkev ot his acquaintance that helonpd to the i'<ci- 
 veriior oi C.vihi-.^en.i, whieh had abiimlaii.c of \i.:\- 
 clever tricks wnh him; het if ihc Kcailer thinks they 
 arpiie too much f ii,T; for fiah an Animal, and that wc 
 make a Man of a Muiikey, i^e i, dclired to remember 
 that thcS;or\ is not ours. 1 hb .Animal uoii'd very or- '""'" 
 
 the Ijitiirrs, of whivli ihey make eonliderable rrotii, 
 
 1 aitlv by th.ir blelh, and partly by the Milk, Butter 
 
 .nil! Clieefe that eome-! I'roiii iliciii ; ncitlicr arc they ol 
 
 li'.tic i.le to iIkhi in thcii Country Labour:., aslilliiij; 
 
 tl'c proftnd, and the like. '1 he other fort is altogether 
 
 wild, and. live at liberty .n ihc Mountains and torclio, 
 
 v.i'ho'tC^wncrs or tioverniiiem. I Ic that tiril takes or 
 
 kill, any of thrni is their Mailer, ti'r tiiey tic.itthcm 
 
 s.."Lri r ill tills refpcA as they do any other wiKlUealts. There 
 
 Si'l.':i ' •■"■cUi.h multitudes of them, that fomc I'arts ot the ln- 
 
 ":s arc iiM.te overrun ; in v nit,: D.-ii:iigi liiey arc to be 
 
 Jccii by thoufands in the Fields and Woods, and 'tis a 
 
 .Solentn b/.creife with tlic I'eoplc to mount on Hotle- 1 ilcily po to the Tavern lor Wine, larryiiij; his Pot in't'c'.. 
 
 t'l'- •■'■■ i; l\uk on puri-olc to C.orrle and kill them, l hcv do this one hand, and the Money in t'other ; neither Hcjud he*'"' 
 
 '■ -■• (VI y !'^>r the lake of ih'- Hides, wliic'.i arc a (^ood Com- pive the IVopIc the Money before lie h.id liis Vm full of 
 
 ir..>,iity ; for as to the Flell; thty never meddle with it, Wine. Sometimes, when he was difpatchj upon tlielo 
 
 but liavini; Head ort' the Skin, thev leave the ether lor ^ I'.i ram's, the Ho\s v.oii'd ailanit him in the Streets, and 
 
 nteit to '( titer .Animals that may be plail on't. There throw Stoiici .-. him, but I'm; (vi ho uou'd take itoaltroius 
 
 .tre .illo ;.;reai nuiiiiieis of (..io.K3, the chief prolit ot trom them; in that ea<e always let down b.is I'ot, and 
 
 i; ■ :.r. .J.. "'"'I' '* tlic"' fallow, iiled by ainiolt all forts ot Pc-i- 1 Pii.kd up .Stones and p. lied the HoysaiJ.nn, .md fo ulieii 
 
 I.'.!. •.'.'1(1 in,ikc Lie.litsof; ihe Skins they ufc for .Shoes, I he had elcar'd the way iii.ir,lui home with his Wme. 
 
 H, ... i lories have niubii'licd in the C'ouiitry exeecdm;.;ly, and .An.l tlio' lie lov'd tl.isl.upior cntirclv 'lor i: i,s lays lu 
 
 111 many | Lues tlierc arc lonnd as i>cod as the U'll^in ' has Icen h:m drink liillily IcvcimI times yit he wou d 
 
 c' ;ni:'-, ■\."'-'', Cither ft.r I'oinp or for Service. -Alfes and Ca- never toitch a drop till In, Mailer had i;ivcn hni leave. 
 
 me I -are both very fcircc ; of the latter there were fonic It he law any Woman pateli'd, he wou'd cxpreii a prcar 
 
 broiiphcintol-'L-'.. tio:n thcC.w.n //.'.ieii.\ but they have deal of in.liniiation, and int only ehatfr and make ta- 
 
 iiotiiiiiliiihed very much : but one thinp is, they ule ees, bur it' he eon'd come at her won'.! han left the irmt 
 
 another f in cf .Animal for carryini; burdens, which ^ ol his teeih behind hiin. Maii'Miul h.ue born their tclti- 
 
 ilTirSheep. ofuliieliwc fliall lee ir.ore by and by. llie inoiiy apainit tins vanity a lijir; time apn, bitnowii 
 
 / .'..'■..•M had r.o L'ops amonplt them, till the Sf.viir.i.li leciiisthc very MonkK-si.ikcnoti.c of ir, and rebuke the 
 
 broupht them fn m /..■(ic/'f ; a litti. Creatuic they had pride .ind fo'ly of that Sex, The I jdies ha. 1 better pull 
 
 ;> SwiiJ. fiMitcilunp like a Doi;, wliidi they . .ill //A-, and upon oft their patches theinlelvc--, th.in have Apes and Mon- 
 
 that fcore of the rcfeiiiblanee, they call all I'ops by that kies ferateh them ort, tor this wou'd be the way t-j have 
 
 Name. Of this Animal they were fo cxcethvely tend, oecadon tor patehcs in good taniclt, 
 
 that they wcu'd fparc the Meal out of tlieir own bellies' But there is another iJcall, of which O: ifrfupivcs ns an T.^.. 
 to feed it, and when they traveU'd always carry 'J thefc account, that defervcs a p.iiticular notice. Tlic iv-"-''' 
 alonp with them for Ccmpamonj, either in their boluins '■'■:'■■/;, by the rule of central les, call it Cri^>m>,lo l.fp'i. 
 or upon the :■ Uioulders. But liiicc the Coiiiiuclf, Dops 'ic, or the Light-Dog, whereas us one of'thc heaiiclt 
 have been no rarities in the I :,!ie.', m the Iflands cfpe- dullelt Anmuls in the World ; tis fo ilow in irs nii tion 
 cially, and particularly at St. Ocmingo ^ at thi.s Ifland that it cant go alxive "jo paces in a day. llicy areas 
 they have been an afflidtion and a plapuc to the People, : odd (hap'd as can well be iniaiiin'd ; about two (pan in 
 for they go alxiut in troops and devour the Sheep, fo i Icnpth, their feet arm'd with loiiq elaws like Ijirds, and 
 that they urrc fore'd to endeavour the cxtirpatiori of ' their bclhc.^ trailing upon the ground, for their Jeiis are 
 them, by propoling reivards t(i them that kili'd a Dog,' not able to fupport them. One can't fay whether the 
 .as they do to them that kill Wolves in Sp.; h. Lions, ] face be more like that of an Owl or a Baboon, tor u has 
 \\;:i liciits. Ti;.;ers, Bears, Boars and Foxes, arc to be found in great fomething cf the beautiis of both thefc Creatures ; the 
 numbers in the Woods, and were Inhabitants c f ihofe ] .'"mall eyes and noltnls ihou'd belong to the Baboon,' and 
 wild places before iht: Sf.wi.tr.ls came to be inhabitants; the very round face to the Owl : but briidcs this, it has 
 of any. Stags .and Deer ate al;o very n I'mcrous in the ! a very little mouth, ami a H.ait high neck every where 
 L'orelts ; but ainoiigll thefc, the molt common are a fort I of a bipnefs, and is like aCylindiiek Rouling-pin, By 
 «.i; :.. of Deer without llorns, like the Co coj. The wild Hogs' the help of thofc long nails, which Nature has furnilh'J 
 
 s;.v. 
 
 them with, they ealily climb Trees, which is their prcac 
 dcliphr, and thev arc moll commonly found np m fomc 
 Tree or other Their colour is moll hke that ot' a Wca- 
 fcl, anil they have this obfervable mark over and aK>vc, 
 tf) be wholly without a tail. But the Itrangelf thing of 
 all 13 the Mulick they make ; 0;('f,/Hays that they have rt( «oir 
 fx notes vcrv clear and dillinil from one another, aiitl 
 
 go ia gre.n Herds in the Wi nds, and are ot a very fma 
 
 li^e, but extremely tierce, and arc ready to alTaultany 
 
 that haunt them if they don't fccnrc themfdvcs in the 
 
 Trees ; and therefore their way is to climb for't, and fo 
 
 while the Hogs .arc biting and gnawing the Tree below, 
 
 to dart down their Lances at them and kill them. The 
 
 ileifi of them is Very white .and tender, and when they 
 
 fat them with Maize, their greefc palfes amongft the />.- ' are hcaid (inging them always in the night. This Au- 
 ^l^^/.'uf.tiul^iil of Oil. 'LhcName tney go by in the /•;-! thordWarej he has kept •'icm in his Houle, and eon'd 
 
 „l ilir' is S^i"'o.', and had they no Name at all they woud revcr dilcover what fort cf food 'twas that thcv liv'd 
 
 iliilwik be remarkable mough, if 'twere only tor that one odd | upon, ti^rthey were never feeii by any to eat, onlytiiey 
 
 m.irk which Nature has let upon them in their fcyrnva- j frequently opcii'd their mouths, and fuck'd in the t'relli 
 
 tif.'i, which i.s, to have a Navel upon the ridge of their air or v^ind. They are no way iiarmtui or nii'chic- 
 
 b.icks ; this is cxprcfly what thofc wh i pietend to have | vous, but a dull lumpilh unprofitable l>icatnre, rhar 
 uliuniji. feen them declare ot them. There is another fmallCrea- j takes no other pleafurc it felf, (nor atfords none to Man- 
 
 turc which Icems to be fomething of the fiine nature j kind) but onl\ that of crawling up into a Tree, and 
 
 hj« a N.fvi! 
 
 Dj:-<i. 
 
 with tliii, which they call Gu.ii{,!tini.is, and arc reckon'd 
 very g'od meat. And as thcS<:iHdj rcfenihle Swine in all 
 other point'- but tint lall mention d, fo do the Damn 
 
 making that noilt in the night. 
 
 The fame Author delcribes a fort of Beafts which he ,-.■, 
 calls Bnrd.iic, which he la's refemlilcs a barbed H'tIc : 
 
 c -line as n ar to fniallKinc, the furtiirure of the herns' that is, a Horfccovcr'd with Armour for the Wais. But 
 onlvexccptcd, whith theic Creatures wrtit, Thatwhichjby the particularsof this defcriptioii, this Creature ihou'd 
 
 "■''■ i. molt e teem d of them is their Hides, which they 
 
 make Jerkins an lotherCo eiin",s of ; and it has this 
 p-opcr-v, ro be f j hard and lloit as to be a good defence 
 ie.^aiiiii an" l)lr:W'". whatfocver. Tlic'-Z'/nr i//.- is a fmall 
 Ik.ill like a Siiaiicl, having a wonlerful fmonth fft 
 
 A'.vjt.T.-k II '■'■in v.liiih they ufc very fii.]uently to wear next their 
 i'oi.ia. lis. reckonir* it verv ulvdfome ; of the hair they 
 make Ru.V. and f.-eral other lorts of Coverings, 
 
 be in other than the fbtnatlilli; which we have gucn an 
 account of before ; and the rather, becaulc he recom- 
 mends thetn for If) good meat, which the .IrmnJilUcs arc 
 gcnerallv reported lo I'e. 
 
 Before wc leave the Qu/iilnipeds, we inuft fpea^ a little 
 more particularly of the InM.w Sheep and Goats, whlih 
 wc have hitherto only meiition'd bvtheby. Lholeliealt. 
 which we here call Cats, arc call'd Vnm^nn in ijie 
 
 Cot'iitiv, 
 
oicral. Lib. V 
 
 !IC NIT. plnilit'lll illlllC 
 
 b Ml miiliu ilic Am- 
 \\i\\i n..iiiy Dtlicia 
 c ;n iIk other ai liiumis 
 onkii-b, wi' may iiocf''' "'-•■ 
 icfi: I'ait^ lil' llie/'/f/.Vj/'"' ' 
 
 I lizc and iliiii loloKrs 
 ijy-i(.|,iiii'a, tiiiTo .uv 
 
 uinous ni.iniKT. lint ."^ '.: " 
 Icrt'iil III tliciii than .ill"" ' 
 c, ami tiiai is tliciiapi- 
 
 c. //.,>y/,i fiys he laiv 
 lo anotlicr ivlikh Iti o.l 
 I.' doc, not lay wh.it ihc 
 
 be hue iwas not tlic 
 lame Autlior tells i s cf 
 
 ar I'cloiipd to the (io- 
 J abiiiulaii.c ot vc;y 
 the Kcidir thinks thoy 
 
 1 Aiuiiia), andth.it \vc 
 Icliied to reiiKinbcr 
 
 Animal woii'd very or-'''''''.'''. ' 
 
 •..irryinj; his I'ot in'',' c,i.' ^ 
 ler ; ni'ithiT i\und her"'- 
 
 lie liad Ins Put lull of 
 s dilpat>,hd upon tliilf 
 liiii in the Streets, ami 
 
 wi'u'dcnkc nouliroiits 
 t down i.is I'ot, anj 
 ly^ajj.un. .i!id fo when 
 
 home with his Wine. 
 •civ 'tor I: r,: lays lie 
 i 'inirs yet he woud 
 I had i.iveii li:m leave. 
 
 wiiu'd expre:'; a p,rear 
 
 ih.ittT .iiul make fa- 
 'ii'.i hue kit the ,ir:nt 
 
 li.ive born their tclti- 
 
 iinie ago, bit now it 
 
 of It, and rebuke the 
 Ijdieshn.l berier pull 
 
 h.ive A| (S and .Mon- 
 I'd be the uay Vi have 
 
 tiich 0: iWogivcs us nn t.~.. s;.v.- 
 r notice. Tlic i',v- "-■;■■ 
 
 all It Ci^s^mioh l.t^ti. 
 
 s (;ne oF the heaiielt 
 fo llow 111 irs iiiMion, 
 a day. They .ire as 
 
 d ; about two rpaii in 
 
 elaws like liirds, and 
 
 ind, for their JcKs are 
 
 :an't lay whether the 
 
 X a Babr,oii, lor it has 
 thele (.iir.itures ; the 
 
 It; to the Baboon, and 
 
 Init hclidcs this, it lias 
 
 igh iRvk every where 
 
 ii k Roulinn-pin. IJy 
 
 I Nature has furniih'J 
 
 s, which is their great 
 
 only found up m fonic 
 
 lit like th.it ot' a Wca- 
 
 inark over and aKive, 
 the llranyett thing of 
 
 i/(| lays that they have rmorr 
 
 oui one another, and 
 
 the ivuht. This Aii- 
 liis Houle, and enu'd 
 
 'twas that ihev lu'd 
 any to cat, only iliey 
 
 nd liick'd in the frelli 
 iianiihil or iniichic- 
 
 itablc l>Teaturc, riiar 
 
 ■ aliordsnonc to Man- 
 up into a Tree, and 
 
 rt of Benfls whieh he ,7...:. . 
 -lies a barbed Hi.ric ; 
 ur for the Wais. But 
 11, thisCreatarell.ou'J 
 iich we have guen an 
 .T, becaiilt he reeoiii- 
 ich the ylrmndillec! are 
 
 we mud (pearv j. little 
 
 leep and Goats, whit h 
 
 vtheby. 1 hofe liea Itc 
 
 call'd p'ii:iivnri in the 
 
 t.Ol'Utl'. . 
 
 ('hip.XIll / heNjttu-al Hi/bry of the v*^panilh Indies ingeneral. ^6i 
 
 .'kit 
 
 Cxiiiiitry, and we rive t' em the narreof Cioats only for. 
 this rcafon, that tli ■' ' ive more releinbianec to a Goat [ 
 than any other At Tli y have no horns, and are 
 
 lonietliinn .arj^ci :i..i oi u.on (loats ; tliey feed upon 
 tlichiglielt u.\ .,' the Moiinra ns. and arc to far from 
 being tf-niie.' wiiii bn 11 oi Snow, itiai they llcm to de- 
 light in it J hei, life in kheir ilufe Creaiures, audit 
 their llceic oi hair to make I'eveial funs i.f Coverings .• 
 and wliarevcr ihey make on't 'tis very linr.and d...ia le, 
 and fo I- rh'^ lulour al(ii, for they nc>er Uye it, but u'e 
 the naiiir.il e.Ioin, wliieli is like that of dried Role^, 
 and has ilusgnrd pioperry never to tade ii' r ihanin.. 
 1 licfl.lhof tl,e/Vi(,{>.;rj is no y,'n,d mint, tho' the hiM :iis 
 fpend pictiy niiieli of t ; they alfenible in gieat compa- 
 ii'm, to tlie nimibet c I' I oco or iOoo Men, <m piirpofc^ 
 to buiir them, takiiit; vco or 410 at a lime, outot wli 1 li. 
 they I luile v.'h.it ij' tit fur their turn, and let t'.o ibci 
 rell. But yet tlv.y are no cxtrai .-dinary breeders, and 
 fur that realoii the /'.c.;: of i'.-u did forirerlv torbid the 
 takiiii". a'ly of ihcm iiidefs it were by tluir fpeual cran- 
 A (.«n I M.. mandiiuni. f lie ^rcitcit n;e of tliLi Helli is 111 I'hyliek, 
 01 .. I.. i.K and 'tis reported to be a eertain remedy toi weak and ' 
 * -' foie ty-'s. //Lj/a tells us lie n'ade tlie hxperiiiaiit him-j 
 
 ('■ It : He had Mi;e time tiavel'.'d a loiii; way through the 
 ,Sn. iw, whieh diltiirb'd his eves at that rate, that he wis 
 atraiJ he llraid ha-e I 'It the life of them, but lomiiig 
 into an Inn. an l)|d Woniaii told Inni of this remedy, 1 
 and proinilld him relief it he wou'd but try it; fo a J 
 piece of the Helli of one of the i'icn^ii.--, jult kill'd and all 
 bloody, v.asajplie,! to his eyes, whi.li aaor.l.ngly pet- i 
 ?*• I r, , le;Hy i ured him. Hut the iiiili protitable He ill in all the 
 ''"'"'"•'"•""■ Co unify (all ihings onlider'd) istheSliecp; cd'thiithc.e 
 arc tW') forts, one tint they eall the I'.icr, and the other 
 the 'iiir.ti:.', the main differeike between them being' 
 this, thar the f irni.T have a pretty good Hece ot VV,.,oll 
 upon their backs, and the latter ^x: .iliiiolt l.nie. 'I'lule: 
 Creatures fcrve not enly for food, b 't B.all. ot Bur-j 
 den- ti.ey are tl.ei." Horles, their .Alle^, an.l tin ir Ca-j 
 nieis J the molt part of tlic .Silver that cianes out ol the | 
 Mine-lot ;■ /.go.s upon their Kicks to ^i'/i.<^, wluJi is 
 utieall?.. Icai;ues. Kach of them will cnry h\e or lii; 
 .Vooi-cj.t .Sib'ei liais, tho' when iliey have .i very loiyl 
 Journey indeed, they don't drive them .ibove 4 leagues a 
 da\. .And 't|; ,1 Itraiige thiiii', to f e with how lien ler 
 aC!u.trd the ,Vyi.i«rn..'j fend along a xalt lieafure ot S.l 
 vcr upon the Kicks of tliefe Cre.inircs ; you Ihai! meet 
 a troop ot them IjdeJ with as much aseoincs to 4^0000 
 Ducats, and no more than a few /i;./.'.:«j or Sp.iiii.tn!i 
 J'crliaps r.j drue them 'along, and thele fellows fomc- 
 times ilall lie down to llccp in the midll of the open 
 Fields, and Lave the Sheep to take caie of themfehes. 
 The i'.i. ; and Cii.iuiii: s both are of fevcral colours, Ibme 
 white, fonic black, others grey ot fpottcd, and they dye 
 the VVooll they get from the I'.icoj of as many fevcral 
 LDloiirs as the.Vniinals thenilelves are ; but the i:ii,v:::c!, 
 as was laid, fupply them with no Wool!, tho' they aic 
 generally the littelt for burden. 
 
 This lort of Cattel delights in a cool frclh air, for 
 which rcatbn they luc and do well upon the Sioriis, and 
 die in the/..i'. - iKcaufeof the heat ; nay, in all the ex- 
 tremities of the weather, and when they arc covei'dover 
 with Ice and I-roll, they contijite? very found aii.l well. 
 ri„ „j,l They fometinies make a great deal of fport totheBe- 
 aniir«t)f lioldeis by a motion they h.ivc, which is indeed fome- 
 ■vlu>,. thing pleafaiit ; for as tlicy are going upon t;ie Ro.id 
 they'll Hop all of a fudden, and rail'e up their lonj;Nc. k , 
 looking very wiltly upon every one that Ibiuls about 
 them, which to be fure has I'omething very li;.;iiiticant, 
 aii.l exprcflive of a concern the Animal is under, it cnc 
 cou'd interpret their meaning, .md know what. But 
 then they ha\c fome very iigly tricks, at leall thcfe 
 that drive them h.i\e rcafon to fay to ; fv,r v.iihout any 
 .(pf.trcni icafoii, they'll fomctimes fet a running as if 
 they were mad, and run up Mountains or Rocks, or 
 whatever lies in the way, fo tliat very ol't>ii they are 
 forc'il to llioot them dead as fooii as they can, that the | 
 Silver Bars they carry may no: be lofV. Again, a" other 
 times, they If.all gi3W rclty and lie down under ih' ir 
 burdens ; and when tins Inimom takes them, they'll 
 endure r.athei to 'oe cat in p.eccsthaii lilc and go on the 
 Journey. The on!y remedy the Driver has in this ^.ifi. 
 is patience, he iiuil't i\n fubmit to the Creatures hu- 
 mour ; he mull liroak him, and make nuicli of him, 
 and lb by fair and ger.-.lc methods entice him oat of 
 his ful.'eiincrs, and bring hiiii to the life of his lej's a- 
 paiii. Notwithllandin;.', this, 'tis many times a long 
 and a tedious work to make iheni j-et r.p ; an.! what- 
 ever weather there be, the potr Dtiveis are f rc'd to 
 Ipciid many hours in't in t'lc opv n Fields, mccrly atten 
 ding upon thcfc per. crfe .\iiinials. Bat we are fartlicr 
 
 ftcifWJol.'. 
 
 to take notice both of thele /»/<//,;;; Goats and Sheep, that »"■••'• 
 they aifrd the fo much valued and a.lmired Bczoai-''' 
 Itoiic ; and not only tlicfc, but the Stags in S:k Up -.'i 
 do the like, tho' there are few of thele inl'.-m, as there 
 hardly ii any of the Ibrimr in Ntw 'if.iii:. They (in<l 
 them mditrcrcntlybothinthe Male; and "Female of both 
 loits i the grcatelt Stones are penerally found 111 the /- 
 .';;■''/, and they arc white or grey, or of a dark yrcen. 
 i hole that are dravMi Irom the IVcit and i..(.:«ac;i are 
 lels, and black, an! no: lb much eU- em' 1 for their 
 I'liylical ules : but a'.'ove all. thofe diat uiiic from the 
 /.: h;;h."j (i'ctorc-mciition'd) ire of 'he i^ir'atclt value, at x.V bcii 
 Icalt vulgar fame h is made them lo ; the, aie common- ' ' " I ' !.• 
 ly ot a light colour, inehiiin^ to grey, and have their '*-'■',.■'• 
 til:nsbig;,;cr and thuker tha.i the rclt. ' Ihev dit.or alfo 
 as mucli in their f.anis .md li/es jstliey do in their . '- 
 ionrs .111,1 otltei properties: fotne aie roun.i, otlicrs,;,,.,, ;;,.. 
 long, lomc .!s fmall ,is Hilbcrdsand Wall-mu''-, others .is sj.t 1: ■! .i 
 big as a Hens egg , yea. .i.-./hi fays he has feen them as 
 large as anOr.iiiu.e. "I'is rrctty odd to fee up.'ii wh.it 
 lort of Stutf tin le Stones do i;row, and are I'orni d m i,ie 
 Aminal as pieces ol \Vuod,'biisot Iron, or fan "'iier 
 .Metal ; .md the .Author 'ull now mention d (:i.\ he 
 law a couple in Pe 11 that were form'd upon l^nes, which ^ '_' j";'''; 
 wcceveiy Jilli'iclly to be feen ill the cavitv < f :lie Stone u,;e',' 
 i.hen It was open •!. As to th: I'hilolbphy of the f-;- 
 rf .:'.;.' about the gci.cratioii ot this Stone, aii.i why 
 thele (,'reaturcs alone do yield it, anil notoihe: is well 
 as the . , we believe it a lit'le too c\ira> a", .11: to j r, fcnr 
 the Reader with it : We liiall oiilv oblerie, rh.u teg- 
 rli'-r with this natural, tliev have alfj this pie e.'f ini ,. - 
 r.i! Hlulolbphy aiiion.i'.lt tiiem, win, h is to cheat tie 
 World witii lonnterfer Ii: .'c.os inilead of true an.: \c- 
 lutiiic laies ; they JKnefofii.l uut ways of imnanngN i- 
 tiire, and make a lort if ariilicia. Stones tb.at a- nn :o 
 be known I'roni the other but by nice hxi'. rimei-.s. 
 
 As ft the otlier Animals, I oh bowl, b'llli an ! Kcp- Ot'e- 'k.- 
 tiles, \ye tliall nor hold the Reader lo I iiv; in the <i ifcri[>- 'V''', "'j 
 ti^ll ol ihe u, as perhaps the greatnets of the Country, '' ' '' 
 and the variety of thele Animals found. lliere, m 1 . leem 
 to reouire. But it mall be conlider;', that t'lc s;.,,,,y;j 
 ■ l\ji-h,.i:cs and R, ;'.■.; do no; he lb lar lixiu ,i:e' ano- 
 ther, but we may well fuppofe them to have a niiiltinK'.e 
 ot ilie fame .Animals cuimuoii, and iliat theref le mnnv 
 of the .%J(,v,c<;h and /V'(K.'.-i« ones .aie alreai!y inlertcd 
 and tlefcnb'd in the Ii'/-/;o>;/ Cblleclion. Bell, !cs, all 
 Travellers have not the lame degrees of care an,l eurio- 
 lity in oblerving, and in thtstafe we may fay that ma- 
 ny (even of conlidera'ele reputation) liave hardly done 
 their I'arts fo well with refpcdt to this (-uiintry, as others 
 of lets name ha\edone for II. •Jilt.-. 
 
 As to Fowl, we may fay in general that the Country Fom'. 
 yields great varieties both . f Land and Water- Fowl, of 
 wild and tame, of Birds for Game anJ. fur P.cafore, and 
 that cither m rcfpe.il of their Midick or their tine Co- 
 lours, And certainly, as to the point (•fentenainment 
 of thel-ye, by adnnralle Colours, the ; ) ci'-Jw,//;-/ do 
 inhmtely outdo all the Coc.ntrics of tlic known World; 
 for 'tis not only the fevcral li rrs of Parrots that arc to be 
 brou.tiht ill upon this accout-.r, but a great many others 
 too, ,iuionglt which the Ic./iti.-^is (tliufj very minute 
 Buds which a Man woud almolt miitake for liees or 
 Buttcrtlies) arc thought to have fome of the pcrfciilcll 
 colours imaginable in their fcitheis. 
 
 But there arc fome others that deferveto be mention' J, 
 tho' not lo much upon the .account ot any particular 
 Beauties that plealc the eye, as upon the bore of that 
 Seiifc and Sagacity that Nature has endow'd ihcin with, 
 and which they dilcovcr iip.n feveral Occali.ips. 
 
 The I'iaiti is a Bird no bi 'gcr liiaii ,1 (.Viad, but co i"- ' ■■'■••',,^^r 
 vcr'd with a mighty 1. umber of fcatlu-rs, '*^PP^ho!e of 
 feveral colours too : But (which is lery ltran;e)rliebcak '^ iir„.;;c 
 of this little Bird is at lealt one quar'cr of a sard long, " , 
 and three tinjjcrs broad towards the upp, n, I.' that ' 
 this alone Weighs uiu.h more than all th. eil of ib.c lo- Z" *jf ^ 
 dybclides, it is not Itrair, but bent and . oj.jked, and / • 
 
 'tis of fingular life and I'ercicc to them in torming their 
 Ncllv, and Rcpolitories tor thur young. Their svay is 
 by the help of thefe bcakr, to bore holes in the Trees big 
 e, lough to }',o in and our, where they lay their F.ggs, anJ 
 harili and breed up their youiii( .And. becaul'e the wild 
 Cats ar.; very apt to come and \i(it their Nells, .ind 
 wou'd plunder them too if they wevc not well guarded, 
 tlicrelote they nle to defend thcmlelvrs ii. this manner : 
 When they ice any of thele raveiiMjs liealis coming ii; >j,i *jy 
 tlmy picl'ently whip into their Kelts, and thrilling their "'' l>''''P'k 
 Ion;.; be.aks out thro' t'le hole, they Ihixl 111 tliar polture ''■"''■ 
 ready to gr. e a pulli (or rather a perk) at the fa^.e ot the 
 b.nemv e.-'icn he comes : And the I'al's bcim; thus .j'tard- 
 cd \^. ill to lliarp a neapon, is ioniiiiorily very fccurely 
 
 kept, 
 
 », ''1 
 
 v ' 
 
WTT' 
 
 4 
 
 
 ', ■ 1 : •■■1 
 
 iiiaiiMiiiiiii 
 
 i i! 
 
 J; 
 
 
 ■ i\ 
 
 
 
 
 
 162 7 he Ndtnral Htflory of the SptxnWh Indies ///i^^cw/W. lib. V. 
 
 kept; till' C.ii>. il.\ri- licit toiiu- wiiluii tcaili ol it, .iiiii an 
 loi "M t(i pn ^w.iy ilif.ii'pdiiitril ul tluir I'uy. 
 
 'I'lic AJ)(// aic a li it ill liiiJs fnimttmin l>i(;ptr iluii 
 oiirl linillits, alniofl all hl;Kk, only tlicy lu\c tonu- Ivav 
 white tfitlai» in tlicii mcks : 1 lay llnw lo lef-cuiiiin!)' 
 ami iOiitrivaiu'i- than the liiiiiicr in the iktcnce nt tlim 
 yoiiiif; i t'.ir btvaiilt the wiKlCats arc virv j;o(hI at )iiiii- 
 jnJ «iii lafily throw thciiifclvis t'rum "nc 1 rcf 
 
 ti aiiodiiT, iiiiit-K ilicvan- 1 i lar aliimlci as to bchcioni 
 
 tluir leap. iliiM--tiirj thrle Uml- always InuhUheirNcUs 
 
 AcuVrp',,. Ill 1 U-I..S ;liji have no othiTs near iluni. Aiul it tlicy 
 
 '"ilicy I'l.iiii them afic; fu. Ii :i iiiaiiiui thar tlieie's no eii- 
 traiue ; I'l 1 iliey male iluiiivfr) Iaii5> an I wiJeaiilif 
 boituiii. Lilt v.i'UMiij; luiUAVir ami iiani'WiT (till to- 
 \vanh.-»tlK-'iiiuiiih, Co that the hole by uhi>li they entei ib 
 |;i!t hii; enough tori,.e:\e them, and no mure, liell.les, 
 Alt r«c!lcnitliev ilelriiil ilieiii v, ,ih ll .11 p ilivl Aroii'.; tli- inv, whieh 
 ■'•'i'^' ihey rtivkiimt' a'l liiles ol th-'iii, aii.l are lo ce.iiiiinsly 
 (..iteiiii atmit thuii, that tin luiiii.ine Art van Jo any 
 liiitik like It ; aiul th.' Cats ..i;i liy no naan^ eoiuc ai 
 
 Willi ihi, ;(/,:/i,,4" (iiie<. 111 till'. i,l"pei5t llut llies arc iiC- 
 poifonin s ; l)ut lit fp.aks of ilicir Ihumj', Uiiie.s, -.tnA 
 thole lu larj<e, thii a Man wo.i .1 i! u.k them tu be the 
 1 ones (,t Laia or ln)(;.s 
 
 Iheie aie Spiilcrs of a proilii^.o'.is ln;'i ei. tuo : ami "in i 
 thai .■\iiilior lie, lates he l.iw one'that was i.iu'ei 'liiii a''" 
 Man's 1 1,111,1, .iiul .iiKiiher th^ ! y.-s ui whuli wie .|. br' 
 
 TV i: 
 a'oii't 
 
 as thole (it a .Spairow. Tlirf.' Lltarute.-, as well as tin 
 toriniT, are ot var ous col rs ; mil v«e may '.alii) he 
 lieveo>;r Author, when he I'ly. that ti,i> are Lull; e.f 
 thein very iiijly and ililaiivetable lipliis. 
 
 Hut 'tis very leiiiaik.ille wha. lie lays of the Ai.'s.w 
 whi, hare lu iiiileiably p ifeeiiteil ami ilevoinrd I y the' " '■ ' 
 Ant-Uiar, as it is eali il upui. that veiy lloic. iii'-le 
 Cre.uiins whith for many actions of theirj have litl'ei- 
 vtillybcen ItH'J w.fe an, I pr i.leiit) in many pl.i, es v\oik 
 tliemfeivcs up preai lii.loek^. of .i Mms hujjhih, bni uf 
 lo hard aii.l lt,ibb, in ,i kirt I'.'lMrtli in the oiill.lc, ii'„t 
 lis like .1 ddenycol I iiiie • r St ne ; llir l^xperinitnis 
 hike, h-- niaoe ibii.tof xU, m be broken open, b. i ihe> 
 
 ... , _ .^ .. "ou'd hardly yield n pikes of Iron thev weic fu dtnic 
 
 tiieli. ie to tin lilt thfir paw. in t,i Jo the joiinvi'iie.s any | and coiii|aCt. Uiuh i this liani Ihell l^e iliu Ams in in 
 li.i::n. asw;ll upon this actouiit of t!ie thorns, .is alio lniiie jiUiiibeis, ve:y well ,kr ■■.ifd I y ilus me.iiis fiuiii 
 that the Nells me ii,.We fo diep, that thi-y eon d never llie leu, Inns; 'runjine of then cneiii'i. It may nor k; 
 rrieh tiieiii iiiiie',i ihey kraieh'd them lo pin-,-*. Alio- wliolly impirper to add an aeeonnt if two or iliree re- 
 tlier tlii;-;4 they i blerve, is lor a I'teat iiiany of them to niarkabl.' '.!i;,ips 1:1 Natire, iliu funic of them pcrh.ip:; 
 nrtke the r NelU lonedier in tiu- fame 1 rec ; which , out of their due pi ice. 
 
 leeii » not to be fo inuih lot So, j ly as iiiuuial t'efeii'.t I The inam th.ii;4 the I ..inn nfc to poilin their .Arrows '"''''' non 
 an,i rrefevvaii. II, lor always uli, ;i the Cats cona they | wnlial 13 a lort of Friit, wlii li in tnrm and liv rclcm-''""- 
 make a molt ftaiiiil noile and chaittiinp, and the others! oles theMul'i.ulel-rear of" .V;V;,v .niid i\i:/7.'j ; t.s Itain'J 
 j;cncrally rnn away as h^oii as they hear tliem heXinto with red fpots up and down in many places, and i,s of a 
 j;r,.w lo elamoions. I ["o't fweet and pleafant taltc. The Tree that Uais it 
 
 The like I'oluies arc clUrv'd in tlieC':^;;^' '. which ,"•■''' 'i leaf l.ke that of a Pcar-ircc, only fuiiathing lefs 
 are bint;er tiian Si.oe.', all over bkuk, and havelheu tails i aii,l loiinder, and is :)cver found but near the Sea. The 
 very hup, ami beaks 'c.' 'ublmg thofe of the iV'"^ ''•''■ '^'''■''' ''felt is of fo allunii:) and inviting an afp.,'.!, that 
 Till- P.//M./,-'/ have a uiixture of levtral eolours 111 •> Man i an hardly fee it withiuit haviny at the fjine time 
 their f.Miiiers, and the) j;o luite anoila-r w.iy tu wulI; m •1 ftronj; deliie to tafte ; the doing of winch wou'd mlal- 
 
 ' ' ''■:'y ''c aitcn, led with fona- fatal confequeiiie:,, fur tJic 
 
 niil,hicvo'.;i nature rfit i, hardly tobe defcuied : And 
 tis credibh leporti .1, that if a Man doc? but lie down - 
 t > llcp under the lice, he will find his Head and Lyes *" '' 
 Iwollen V.Ian lie .aiakcs again, and 'twoii'd be liule 
 Icfs tlian the lufs of (iclit, to have a drop ol 
 
 -iioiii.iii uie luis 01 iignc, to rave a iirop 01 tlie tiew 
 that falls from it come into the Lye. One thing tatthcr j,,,,,, , 
 is obfcrvablc loncerning it, namely, ihat the VS'ood cifwlu "^ 
 
 
 dcf.nil iheirNclts to m the wifl C'a.s; for they 1 uild 
 ■!vs.i}.s 111 Tlees '.lilt lMn;> over the water, and 11 the 
 v>ry eim.iil p.ins of the bougiis too, I,) that Cat ( r Dog 
 thai ,onics iluie imift txpeiil to timiblj into the water. 
 
 •j„ But I'lc wild t^ai-, thiy fay, do feldom venture at t/itf-. 
 
 «..'. tor tlay never care for Cuming near the water ; aiidc'' 
 all the I..-.nd-Aniuials known, they are the only ones al • 
 moll, tliat cant by fwiiiiiiiing prelerve theiiifehcs from 
 
 i!rowiung. 'I'lie ISir.ls indeed don't know th.j natural '''cleTieis, when In, rut, ir.akci fuhurrd'le a Itink tlut 
 ilefciU of the Cats, but as tbcfc arc the nioft hungry de- |io iM.in can enduic ir, and the nialipnaiu funna that 
 voi.ring Cicauires that can be, an 1 will let no Animals '"ue liuii, it do ca.ife a\iolentpain in.heHiaJ Ths 
 live ill pt.iee.iboiit them that aie but within their iea>.h, I"'!""" tile tli,s defper.ire poifim aboit tlicu Ariows, 
 f' Ni-.iare has taught the i'imn.ieli: this way of" avoiding fomctimes alone, an.l fometnnes ini.v'd with ihat of Ic- 
 ih'.M'. I vera] vencmou;. Animals , bt either is fut^i, lent to an- 
 
 riie i'.',.-.T.' havr llinrp long bills to bore holes in the '">ver the end ai d p.upcle ui tlieir ufin;.; r., whieh i>to 
 I fees to la, then- young ones there in fafety ; and the dertroy them thai arc lb iinfi KUiiatc as to be wounded 
 M-i-: b,nld very deep hollow Ncft,s, and for. ifv them by thofc Arrows. 
 
 wi'h a Crown-wurk ot thorns ; ar 1 the fame WifJom ' The Tiee A.ii;/,',r i:; a very tall, ftrait an i wcll-iti.adc Trm .Viitj 
 lias taught xhc I '.t.tlJIi a. ther aiilfi^c, which is to one, ai„l ot it the /-,./.".,■).-( make all their Darts, Pikes 
 niai^e th ir Nefts in Trees over the water, wi, ..re their and Javelins: It beaisa l:iri%- i'ruir .I'mc it like ihc head 
 I'erfeeutors en n-.yer come. |pf the great I'uppcy, and \i,y goed for eating ; but out 
 
 anJ The other I'owl, Fillus, Reptiles and Infects, are fueh 
 as have Icen deferi'i'd 111 other places up and down : 
 Oi'ic.i.i tells lib of Dragons 111 the/ f',jr-//../iVj, and of a 
 formidable fort of Serpent call'd a Jii.iiina, which he 
 makes to 1 e an au.i'hibious Creature, and no certain In- 
 bal itair ■ iilnr of the Land or the Wa'cr. 
 
 Ast.,i his Dragons, we believe he means no other than 
 fl-i'ue foil it very great Serpent, of which we know 
 ilkre are ;diurdaiue ill thole Parts of the World, and not 
 a Ciiatuie with a f|.iral Tail, great flaggy Wings, and the Flefli and Limbs, the Kaik 01 Rind of the Tree Hu/.i 
 
 I it the; gel a watei whiJns.in admiidble "remedy k'r /),"'' ■'^i.'^'"'' 
 weak,_ faiiii and weary I inibs ; it rciitws their ftieiigih,h'''''.';"" 
 and W"our, and makes ilu fielli which vvas before loole 
 and loft, tobec. luc lonnd ,iiid firm again, .ind all this 
 only b) wan-.ing the Part with it. '\ , i it has tlijs Ul 
 qiality, thar it does the skin aluioft as iiuich liaiin by 
 blacking it, .is it does the flelh good other ways ; it leaves 
 fo thorough and deep a hla.k, that 'ti- a haij niattet 
 to get it out again. And the lame good efrciits, as to 
 
 is known by exprriei.ci' to have, if it be boil'd In water, 
 and the Parts walt.'d wit.i it. This Fiuit is hr.all and 
 yclloy^', ofa very good tallf, and in furm not unlike a 
 Dainfun. 
 
 The Dcfornn"J Tice, wlr, b grcivs moft frequently in The D. - 
 
 ^♦a 
 
 /|P«I5 
 
 Fiery iV 
 
 ),i<i-R.-o'ji 
 
 a ci.,ioke,l Snout, fuch as St. Gcurgc is piJiur'd trampling 
 ij.'iler hn Horli,. feet. 
 
 As for the ;j'^' tni,,i, he fays 11 lias four feet, and very 
 long daws, a fct of very lliarp leeth, afpoited skin, that , ■ 
 11 in.ikes no nolle, nor diKovers any thing ol a voice, 
 
 that it w ill fill for many days together, and is verj good lliff.'iiidn, is yet more renia-kable in every lel'pevlt; : fanr.'J ■ r.i; 
 ir.cjt, even preferible to , ■ y Coney ; in a word, as to 'Tis fo confu.s"J a hcapcf ica.es andthoins, that nntl -ng 
 rlie (i-e of ir, he I'ys 'lis a' . 'g .as a Coney, and fomc- 'but aPainter's Pencil can deferilx: it ; [j/K. with all this 
 tiiiifs as anOiier. After all, 'iii, not impulllble th,\t this 1 nregularity of lliapc, theio roc: alonji a noble veitue 
 iii,iy be lonie k'lid of /.. ,- ,r./or .f.ii.dc, to whi.-h many of I and healing property, wh.li lender thefe lea»is the molt 
 thele Chai.iCtcrsagHfi-, cfpeeially liiv;e ho alloadds that Icornpleat remedy thr brokm Limbs that perhaps is 
 tlic tail of it is \crv like that Creature. ! known. They only t.ike th,- leaves well (lamp'd and Rtmc.ly f.- 
 
 Hefptaks alio of a lott of very venernous'^iper., thci fpread upon a Cloih like a I'laillcr, and ^| ply this to''"''"-" 
 
 the broken Member ; it ftitks c f it fcif fo very fait, ''"""■ 
 that 'tisdiltleult to pull it off befljre the luiliiic!, is d.i.e, 
 but when once thoPart isihioughly foJcr'd ,inJ hi a'.'J, 
 it drops olf without any h ip, .-.iid thedoT.g l"o is .i (ign 
 th.it the Cure is liniili'd, and this is loinmonly about 
 1 5 dav s a performing. (., n r : '-n fvi .I'n.u: iii< O : / ./, , (iu- 
 veriior inthc;f''i;/?-fm/,'i-/ forthe EmperorOVi/-j V. afiirir.j 
 (in a Dif.-ourle of the Ciii.try whch he frnt to that 
 I'liiice) ilui -'ic liimfclf ,as well as fcvctal others of his 
 
 knowladg,-) 
 
 ctte.'t ot whofe biting is ,i fiiddeii and fpcivly • oagulation 
 of ila wlmlcMaf. of the Bloo-l ; and ol this lie gives 
 fomcs inltir.ces of his own kn'^wIeJge. 
 
 Tl.e A,lder tli.u. is as rc,l as I'luod, an>l .ippcars at 
 Ni^ii hke a bmiin.g Coal almoit, he fays is 7 or S foot 
 loii':;, but no: fj dangeruus as the Viper bcfoie-in, ntwn'd ; 
 but that it does appear with that licry afpeCl at night, 
 he gives us lii^ own experience. 
 
 i here are a fort ot very great Toads which agree 
 
nc>\ii 
 
 1 ib. V. 
 
 lift ilut tliiA arc nC- 
 ■ li.uiiig liuniM, ana 
 : II. k tliciii tj Lc tiic 
 
 i'.!.s I'..'; if,. tuO ; Jllkl StT iijv V 
 
 If w.is liiiM 'hill a^ " 
 
 .i v.latli \v le .1- lii'{ 
 riiu.-, as Mcil ab till. 
 
 1 \' c may <ali!y hr 
 
 .11 il.iy aif Lutli u( 
 fi.ii. 
 
 ic l.iys o! i)h- Ar.is, \v ■■■ I 
 aiul ili'vourcd 1 \ ilic'" "' •■ 
 : vciy I'ujic . 'j lulc 
 
 nt'ilifirs li.no liiici. 
 
 ill many pl.i.is woik 
 
 Im's luinl'.ili, liLt lit' 
 1 ill ilic ohili.lc, iiuc 
 
 c ; Im l.X|'iiiiiiiiiH 
 
 Ofitn (i|'iii, li. I ilic> 
 n tlifv vMio lo (Jtnk- 
 ,11 l:c iliu Ami, ill in- 
 ly ilu.s iiii.iiis liom 
 uv. It iiiav not bi! 
 f two ur ilirco rc- 
 luc i)f tlinii I'crlMju 
 
 ) ['Oil. n tlii-ir Arrows '''"'" -lo.:' 
 torm and (i^t- rcU-in- ''""• 
 J i\<:/7.j , t.s Itaura 
 y r!ai;c.<i, aii.l u. of a 
 ; 1 rcc rhat Scars it 
 
 only fi.imtliiiig lifs 
 t mar the Sea. The 
 i-ituipaiiari .,'1, tliai 
 
 lyat the OiiiL- time 
 
 uliuh wou'd inl'al- 
 niifi'tjueiu c:,, for t)ie 
 
 be lielciii cd : Aiul 
 II ilocs bjt lie down ., 
 dh;sHe.ularuiI:yes°'"'^"-'' 
 ;d 'twou'd Le l.ulc 
 1 ilrop <it the dew 
 
 Olio ihuiu tairhefo,,. 
 ■, liirit the V\ood ol WjuJ 
 horrd.Jo a (imk ilut 
 dipnaiu t'liiiHa that 
 
 ill .Ik Htad Tlii? 
 iboat their Arrows, 
 vV. with ihat cf I'e- 
 : is luftu lent t<i aii- 
 iifiniJ i:, \vh:eh is to 
 ic as to Le woiaiJeJ 
 
 rait aiil weil-nudc Tiw Aiji.., 
 iheir Dart.s, Pikes 
 .I'lnclt like the head 
 for cacin}; ; but out 
 liniidble leiiiedv TlT '^ ^'•'''""•i 
 
 . I ■ n , W, nr from 
 
 iRW.i tlicu Itieiipihih; t.,:,. 
 ich was before loolc 
 1 auaiii, .Hid all this 
 lit ii lias tlijs ill 
 i as :iiu>;h haiin by 
 her ways ; h leases 
 'ti a hiid iiiatter 
 f;ood effects, as to 
 iid of ilieTice /yu/i 
 t I e lioil'd '.n water, 
 , Fiiiit is firall and 
 funii not iiiihke a 
 
 : inoft friijuemly in jhc d,-. 
 ; ill every lolpert :fmr'J'.N-: 
 hums, that n'.t! 'iig 
 , \jK with all this 
 Tiio a nob'e ititue 
 liefe li-avi.s the molt 
 lbs that |crha|w is 
 1 Will (taiiii'd .indRmeJyfoT 
 and ..| piv da.s to'"'^''™ 
 t fcif fo \try fait,'""'"' 
 :hc biiliiK-:, IS d. i.e, 
 fodcr'd and hra'.'d, 
 hodoir.y I'o :s .i (igii 
 is Lomniaiily about 
 iin.ui III! O- ! d: , (>o- 
 •rorC/'o/jV. afhniu 
 ch he fnt to that 
 kvcial others of his 
 Knowlsdi'.'; 
 
 nrcngth of Iron, and to fav afiindcr Fetter", Chains, or 
 Iron B.ars, II they cmualily dc ,.i|)d ottcil | rai'life it. When 
 
 ■*\ 
 
 knowledge) had made trial of the foveraign \crtuc of 
 thu Plant, and that it has really that property of cles- 1 
 ving fo fail to the Part, and then fallinj; ofl' its own ac- 
 cord when it has done the woik it was laid on Kir. 
 There is a Plant which i:; likca yellow Lilly, about the 
 rim wti ih leaves of which there ridw and creep along certain Strings 
 Th""<'liiv>r "' ''''''■' t'of's 'hat are of very gre.it life to the In.li.im 
 lulling iror. uponmaiiy .accounts. Therearc two forts of tliefe Cords, 
 a thicker and urolfer, alinoft like the wtck or twilt of 
 Hemp in companfon to the other, and this they callc .i/- 
 t/uU : The hncr f irt is like Max, and they gi'. c it the 
 name of llmr.jueit ; but both one and the odier aic of the 
 fame colour, whiih is between white and yellow, and 
 fomc iiiiite white. Of thefe the li.'.'.vii make very llrong 
 and fiibftantial d rds, by whi h tlioy hang ip tt.tii 
 Hammoiks, and they put them to all iifes wherein any 
 thing ot a Itont liganu'iit iswairing. But 'tis liraiiger 
 Hill, that by the help of thehiicthteads of the Ucucjiuu 
 lluy lliou'cl be able to ovcr.:ome the llubbomneW and 
 
 they svoti'd rerlorm any of tliife i,|erati(ins, thev '..Ite 
 a thicad ot the V.'nij ,. «, .md draw it rhu way ai".l di.u 
 way upon the Iron in the niaimrr of l"awlll^, piitiiy c\tr 
 now and then a fiuall n .itici nf verv ImeSaiid iipr ii the 
 I'hrcad, or up ii the lien, ind wlien ilie thread, by 
 continual rul biiig, is worn.ind grcwii f <.[•'.,, tlicy ta'^c 
 a frelhoii", and go on witli ihe woik, uli the lioii u 
 M>dte parica in two. An.l tiiofe tli.u have fecn \\.c In- 
 ■''"II at tins work, fay thai '.h. > do it w;ih a i;reat deal 
 ot cafe and di .tcrity ; and ili.n Ir.,n, tin/ eiet lij bip, 
 and Aionj;, is with little ti nib'e coniuci'd by ilui 
 means. 
 
 After this little view of Nature in th sCoiiiiTiv, we 
 comc to conlider the Clllloni:., fi'overniuer.t and I'olu y 
 ul ti.efiiiie, .'.;k! this dilliiivltly liir cab of tho two fa- 
 mous Kiii;.;do.ii!. of a;,.iul and .". .,. 
 
 ■f'< 
 
 C H A P^ XIV. 
 
 1 he Civil and Mural Hi/hry of the 5panifh Wcfl- Indies. 
 
 E will begin with the Account of f^icxicc; as 
 being the tirit of the two Kingdoms laid open 
 to the knowledge of I'., repe by the Sp.itiiji- 
 --■-■•" ■ • h (v.- 
 
 Dcity known what he was .uul wlijt lie prefided over 
 govein'd or had caic of, by foiii.' I 'c\ ;o.s nf I'.iintinp, 
 or Cari d work .ibotii them. Thu.. the God of Famin. , The Rry,. 
 llVlhleme an.l Barrenncfs, was fcen with De.id .Men's 
 
 . The People of this Country, tho' 
 
 I'crioiir to many other of the Natioii) upon the faiuej lioncs and Skulls drawn upon Id-. .Scat : The Cjod of 
 Coiivinen', both in refpedl of Civil Politencfs and Natu- AleiJiandize and Tiaft'ck uih a Wmhi uf To\s and 
 ralHudowments, yet lland upon the fame level with 
 
 (llcii I'oWW. 
 
 them all as to Matters of Religion. They are Idolaters 
 as well .IS the moll Savage and mcll Barbarous, thu' per- 
 haps it may be allow'd them to have made their Idolatr. 
 more fine and roinpnus, as well as more lolcmn and cc- 
 TluMiwj'.ireir.onious il. .n many others of tlum have done. Nut- 
 b.-,ls..Tiu;* withltanding this, fonie there are that fay the .M..v».:hj 
 ""■■'*'■ h.ul undoubtedly a Notion of one Supreme I'eing, the 
 Maker and I'lcfcivet of all thiiigs.and that the Spi-iiiur.l: 
 at lirll tound l;t;:e oi nu diifi. .dty to convince them of 
 this'I ruth, their own natural Notions, tho' blind and 
 coiifus'd, feitiug ill with the Argumcr.ts ni^'d upon them 
 Hwoii'J ihc'*'"' ^''^"^ ptirpofe. But whaiever Notions they had ot this 
 ti'n. kind, 'tis certain that all their vilib'.c Services and Ado- 
 
 rations were paid to Idols ; and tho' they had a l.h ve- 
 neration for the Sun, as the l'ouii:ain of Light, and (o 
 many other Bleifuig!. to tlv.' World, yet we can't find that 
 ever they honour'd him with any i'ormai Worlliip. What 
 the I'eniii.iiis did we lliall Ice aftcrwarcjs, but the A1;-a-/- 
 rr.m feem not to have done any thing of this nature. .'\s 
 for them, their Deities were all of a grofs and terreftrial 
 
 M :1tlf'Hic of 
 I!-,. 
 
 I'ritles ; and him of Repentance and I'anlon.^ wiili 
 .mokiiig biicbrands, to lignifie the Prayers and Ceiitri- 
 tioiis of .Siniieis. A inultitudL- of other Syiub ;■. an^l 
 C;har.ac1ers were to be fou„d a*^.' ■ .h ir Idn.s, the fenl'c 
 and (ipiufication of wliicli is a i'."-'. ht fur their own 
 I'lielis only to difcover 
 
 The Tempi '5 wherein thefe fine Papcarts arc ftated '''-'"?■'' 
 With to iiuicli State and Maielly, arc thinifelvcs as rich 
 and bc-a.a ful a, al' the Skill cf tf.atl'att ■ filic World, 
 in conj.iik'li-n wirli their Zeal anc. SiiperlUcion, cou'd 
 polhbly UKike them. Perhaps the- m.iN bj il.orcofthe 
 I't'. ;i:.tti remp!e% for (irodigioiis tUclus and Lreafuics 
 in the inlide, but then they geneiullv exceed in pciiiip of 
 Building, maut; .Hj-'igure,' and .ilhlie beauties of Art 
 and O 
 
 ■oiitrivan,- 
 
 That of Vlr:^ilip 
 
 ill 
 
 . . , Ciiy ol fli.-.rTi-m- 
 
 Af. .v . , is a wonderful Strudure, whether one coi,lii!eis I'' -'*'<■'''•■ 
 the bulk .cA diiiicnlionsof it. the fynni etry .m\ ivgala- 
 riry of the Parts, the goodncfs of the W, rkuianllnp, or 
 • t the Matcri.ils. It was built with gicai Si...iiscut in 
 the falliion of Snakes tied to cMic another, taking up a 
 ^.dlcouipafs of ground, asmay ealily be guoi's'd fioai the 
 compolition ; they dug the materials cd them out ot|bignelsot the C'o';rt wnlun ; thi; ("ourt wou'd i iiram 
 their Mines and Ql'arries, or cut them out ot their I'o- . better than 3c . People dancing in a round, wliiidi it ve- 
 relis and Woods, and of the many hundreds they had,|ry often did upon the account fVihi f- Sclumiiries which 
 fome were Ciold, or other bafet Metal, others Wood oi- were Itatedly held there. Within the (aicuit of the tj,^ ncfcnV 
 Stone, or what picas'd their own extr.avagant fancies Couir were all the Chambers of the Relic;i. us, '.h.: ()ra-c:oii of !e. 
 The moll celebrated ot all this number wasanlcfol which lories and Manlions of the Idols ; upon the top of every 
 i«rri/«7L/'/.they Lall'd fV/;;//, «r^/< ; what they imagin'd it the re- one of ivhi h wasaColumn as bla..k as let, and \eiy 
 prefentativc of is uncertain, but they llil'd it the moll | neatly wrought, and each Pillar aJoiii'd with a fort of 
 KiilfaiirLord of all things, and ereiiledaTemple inHo- Battelment, which was liipportcd with two /«..'.'..•«; car- 
 nour of it, that was by far the pioudelland moll fump-ived in Stone, and holding Candlel'icks in ihcir hands, 
 tuous in the Country. The Image it felf was made of. Upon the muft elevated part of the whole Striicl 
 
 Fiitio..* IJ 
 
 ■s-i 
 
 Pifc'iptijli 
 y: tliiu. 
 
 Oih.iI.!.jIi. 
 
 ., . , . _ , dure 
 
 no liner Matter than Wood, but iiiiinitely adorn'd with ^ were two Chapels of St'.ne, the Repolitovies of the 
 Ciold, Jewels and I'eatliers. It w.as in the form of a two Grand Idols; they had all the Ornanier.ts that Car- 
 Man, his Head covcr'd with a Crown ; in his Right jviiig and Paiiiting cou'd give to them, and the afcciit up 
 Hand he held an .^zuie-colour'd Start", and in his Left a to thein wa' by tio Stone liep . Befne each Chapel 
 white Taigct, and at his Sides were (luck 4 Darts. It'wasaCuu.t of 40 boot fiaare, and in the middle of 
 was let upon a .Stool mounted upon a high Altar, with | each a lofty Pyra.. ••.'. at whi..h the I lumane Sacrifices 
 a rich Curtain always drawn before it, to make all ap-i were always made. This uiagniii cut Tcinple had fiur 
 pear more Venerable and S.icrcd. |G.ates anlwcring to the lour Cardinal points of the Com- 
 
 It woul.l be to no purpole to delcribc even all the paf; ; at every oiieof which begins a !air Cawfcv of two 
 principal Idols they had amoiigll them, with the parti- or three leagues in length. Ki.r 'tis to beoll'erv'd. that 
 culars of their Furniture and Decking, and the feveral there are lour large Cawfeys tliat run ihr.s a-crcf<, in 
 odd Notions the Aii'.v/c<riM had cf them ; 'tis fufiicient to the midll of the Lake in Which the City of Mexico 
 fiy, that they had one more which flood in an .Apart- (lands, and at the end of each Caw fey n a handfomc 
 ment of the fame Temple adjoining to the former, Porial lir Lntry, which fa.es dnecSly I' me Gate of the 
 which they made aliiiod equal in Dignity and Power Temple. .And to le.idcr the appearance cury way the 
 with yit:{iip:<i^li. more great and awful, they pla. d an Idol upon every 
 
 .As for the reft, they allow'd them their feveral pecti- one of thtle Portals, w;th the face turn'd to the Cawfey, 
 liarOfhccs and Provinces, and accordingly made their that fo all that advanc'd towards tho Temple might have 
 applicaticns to then: .And they always made cvciy them In full view. Before ihir creai Covrt uf the Tern- 
 
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 764. '/he Civil and Alo):tl Ht/iory of the ^paiiilh VV t (bind it's i ib. V. 
 
 W,!% of 
 Tiiv.. 
 
 r't' i.it f ini'iliil.iin- itoni it) w.ii Ml ad'oiit of 5' Nup* 
 ii|ii)nthc ti'i'iif v^llll•|l was .1 Wilk )n tflot l<ro.iJ. Ilii" 
 ill'- im>l.lk uf il I, VVjIk mil .« r.ilir,uloe if \iry high 
 'Iri.s, pUnf.l iii<r,lcr.tt a fniln/iu lUlt.iinc from imc 
 •noilior : 'I h.: Ticci were all \iitTiM witli liiiall hoUs 
 friuii tup In Uiftiini, tliro' vsliuli r.m a v.ill mmil'cr of 
 Hovlsfn 111 Tri' u) Tico, .iikI ilu I'e were all Imiij; wiih 
 rlic" Skills ot t oil- liiMunc Viilt lus ih.u haJ 1'i.cii of 
 fcr'd tu ilu- f,\\M M'l. 'riH(cl)lii\'hUrii. k a dulrl 
 horrour iuut ,1 lliliol.Kr j tlu- iiioiiriif.l li((lir iii.i.lc the 
 I'uc appur Uf, li) fly aiifl picafaw.. th(>' piT.'i:ip< it 
 ^' JiiiklFcf i';)irri!'iucil ii)t .1 link to the Rrlicion of it As to 
 !ij.riii.c,« (In; i,|,|i,n.|, ,,, },.uriln..b, no IVople in the W. il.l |ir | 
 haps have imlMiif,| tlicir IiukIs in mori' IVrm,! iliaii the 
 
 lour .ou'.l .io any ^r nj. Howeier, if the Capf.c m 
 
 ill' Ihii.'i (it Ins A.l eif-iiy flic Kt h in |jv«, ,ni,l i.\c 
 witl,(,|„ry, f,,r ever aff I iliai le lij,' the Rep, tan. r 
 •'n>l Dii'nitynf alMVcCap.i •! , !>i t iflie v.., w, ,|tul, 
 Ik- ^^as ,>.ii>lii)iii\| to ,\u; ,„k1 ihc lame hand iliat ovir- 
 'aiii- iMiilt .ilfi Sa'Tifite I'-.ni. 
 
 Hni tli. y ii.ee .ilf) a 1 ri of a S.icriliee .iiiioi'iij ilu ,1, 
 fill re vvhuli iliey treat rhcMau- tint i« r,^ ,'ie .iftci :liJ 
 itiilt Imm iiral'e 11 aiincr in ilic Wo'U, aiul do .dl iliat 
 I. in lie to make linn tar aya iiU ilir Pay of 5;aiig!:cr, 
 I liey pi k 'ux a rert iin M.ivc wlioni iliev Mil, jii.l de-A «; .,. 
 Inei 11 nit.i the I'riefi'v Ciilfodv, , allinj; liini a* iIk f-uc" ■••••i "'i 
 titup iheliivipe and Rcpirfeiiraiinn cif iluir hliif ,\!, 
 
 ill. Ill til 'I, Il 
 
 wC'ii lor the tilt III e hy the v.iy Name of 
 A( .v.'i in, aij>i ilia-, the lllooJ of Maiikii'd too ; only ihli j the Idol, ,iiid was fonoiir'd .hhI rcf 'et'h',! ,„ ^ mjiiupr 
 i« ro W- fiid, tli.it the I'C'i v:.i,., Iiave oiitil m tlum in' like the Ido' :t felf. At lin lirl^ entrance in- this Uir. 
 
 .S.mv, 
 
 Rubi 
 
 f int.i-'. fi'. 
 ', S<i.i,n.M, 
 
 hi; .:• 
 
 "its heua.walh'd, ai.d i nerd wulitlu fi 
 and Ctt.-' nicnts, and had the nohled Miriioii u, iii,- 
 whole ■jempleailipnd to him ; but xei a (;,;ard fet up- 
 on Inn, roo, that he nnijht not rim awav. Hewasf, t\'d 
 ' y all -lie ehitf MipiPeis, md h.id none h.ii jiie.it I'er- 
 
 II vv.iMifilie ikli- 
 als'd thmiij;li flic 
 
 (oiJie p.ir;ii.iilir i nemnit.HKes of thefe Saiiitiies, l!ieJ 
 dinji th.it bli od which ilie other-; never pieteiid.d to. 
 The M-v\i, I, :is tar a« vve ean lind, never otfei d .in\ 
 Victims of thu ii.itnie, hut what the fortune of U ar 
 
 rut iiro thiir hinds ; they wire always Captivi-. and 
 
 'r.li'iieis ilia' were dealt ihns with, an.l their tnids weic I fn- al«uit liini ; apvl a< h>r h s h'ood, 
 ferv'd Hilly with what the .Sword had left iindeM'iird ' elt 'hat mnd be ptoi ided. When I 
 Indeeil, this \\a^ riie of the e.nar Pef'^iH oftliur ir.akiiii,; .S' net's a iniin of the Kohih-v f d.on'J h'ln, iml !i|! ihc 
 V^ar; tlu'V iVldo 11 tonijht fi r any tlnnp hut \ iclmi!. I'lr I'ej'lc came out of iheir HmiUs n. I'e,' liji,,'; ,1,^ \v,,. 
 • her M ai's .ml ihercfore tmk can to kill as lew a» men pirti'iarly, w.inM coirc an.l pielciit ! heir ( liddien 
 was I' lliMe when they wereen^apd 111 Battel, luii uade to liimtu li,ue his Bcnedictirii. In llirri, liir a Twelve 
 It tlic.r h ef Iv liiuls to getl'rifcnets. The tueai .\/'- -' i"' nths fpa.i. he I vet at this late I'diioih d and le,\ d 
 '■;."'. ,111 a Di'.ciiirlc with a .V/'--" /' Ni.l h man, that hi.i • as l.iiiiethini',.ii ^.'c than Huin.ine, an I then Ins Hi .n't 
 aililli.; at the Coii.pielt (d' .".'-v.. , lipriiiicd asmuihasj was alio iKw'd tu .'lehiii : 'I liey fa' r.li, 'd .md eat hiin 
 ill's came to The Spmi .■.-! askd him how it c.me a i up as •'— y did the red j they rtrit duhh'd In 
 
 Vi rfti l!l.lt 
 
 £ It, TBI (fi( 
 indcf. 
 
 Il "t. tli.it I'riii ; f) ('teat as he w:is, an.l ahl'ol.ite .Sove- 
 11 1, n I f a I ilie r. It of the K.ni;dcms about him, lu: had 
 11"' 'I'li.pur'd ilu I'rovi'icc < t l..-/c.tlt^, svhich u.is )iill 
 l\ him ? T h. I'nncitoldlmn that there were two thin;; 
 lliai nid, I'd liiin (,) le.ive that l'ro\in.c lui^'otiqi'irii ; 
 cii'.' vsas to keep In, S Id its in c\ercife, and. preveiu 
 iheit u.i.w.ii!' idk, fi/y .md unapt for the War,-; !v,;t 
 the other, and ilieprin ipal one, was, toha\e a vOnU.-ini 
 Snpi ly fif Capiuib foi .S.icntices ti^ Ins (Jo.is. An.! 
 there were al unlaii.-e of Ceremonies as'd in the doinp 
 ot this fiKnin W ;k : T lure were lix Pcrfnis parti, il- 
 i- 
 
 um 1 Deify, 
 and 'iieii nnide St ike.. 11, 1 Ralhirsnt hiin aftcrw.inl?. 
 It this Pill,.,, happen'd to mai.e Ills il.ape, the prir, pal 
 iNlaii i.| lusCnai.l fucciciled linn in his lloiiow, .nui 
 afterward., had his fate. 'I'his aKiiiinn'dc clhilion of 
 Humane Blool, ,i« it wa.s h'rll of all mirojuc'd by flKl',',i',')u "'" 
 i'liclts, \orU-: Ciittom was contim afy lield np In tlicitL 'li'-p^ 
 artilices, and iirpmv'd to iVeh .a dei^tee, that li'inehelli- 
 va! d.ays 1,., j fs than .;cor. or V'^-'lnvr been lacrific'd 
 Ihofe wretched Men havini. ihc 1 ,ir of the I'nues al- 
 w_ns open to them, would inliiii; ite nif> them a I elief 
 ot the pie 1 (lire an.l dcl:j;li: the do.isri.ok in tholeS.ieri- 
 
 ariy employ i! m it, w li . had e.icli his peculiar Part an.! hces : 1 hev w:,ii'd tell them the (jods, nt Inch a nine. 
 
 Office in the Bli dy perloniuiKi- ; tw.i seere appointed demarde I I'.ith a number, an.l wnu'd l->c difplea'-'d if.i 
 
 to h'lld the Hauls, and as mam thcI.eg'iol'lhev'iCtini ; fp'"c.ly latisfiCtion wcie no' given them. Ard then 
 
 an thcr to hold Ins Head, and the Lift to open his Sto- Wanmift he iti.iileom ofhaiid, riplir or wroivj ■ fotne 
 
 mach, and pull out his Heait. The Name they i>ave neipht-oiinn)', Pirvin.e or oilirr niiilt be iiivad.ed'to nir 
 
 thefc Pcrlons was (7 ic'''.i/"'/«', which (ii^nilie.s as much ( aptivcs for the I'nrits to butihcr. 'J'is tra'trr ,..f^i.> 
 
 as the Miniltcrs of holy Thinfs ; and that Oflice was 
 \ery hii;hly cflcemM, an.l pals d from one to an.ithcr by 
 Inherit,!!! e. It yvas the bulinels of the cliicf of them .ill 
 ('it him that w.is as it were a Bdlup in loirpatifun witii 
 tncrell,! to give the fatal ftioke, .ind do the whole of 
 VhcHat,ii,of'''^'''''''-'^''"ioii- Thv' K.nnc he went by was that of I 
 
 iinle adminii'in, that Hnmane Nature IliouM e\xi I'oo-s 
 to 0' intolerable a Servitude .is thi,s,;!n,l Id pea.;eably we.Vr 
 the fcrters of a parceled Men, whole only I'liiinel's and 
 dehy.n was to tvraiiiil^e and 1; >■ irn all the World aloii: 
 them. Some of ihe s'-VHr'^rAnnleed fa) , th n the I>.:i:j>:''/„Mm, 
 were weary of the Yoke impos'd npnn them ly theft'""'! 
 
 tht l',,,n. ji/"'':ji'/ ; Ins Habit was a red Robe withTallels beneath,, I'liilli, and were plad of the Oi cation of n new Rilipmi,''" '"' 
 
 «lt,Vj.riflci.; 1 (■',., _C. I.. ._;,!... Ill- ,.1 _1,.,IJ.,,1 ...111... ' - li.l /..L: i. .... ,,. ,, .- 1 ..'•'. "l t.l . 
 
 «it,Vj,rjfici.; a Crown of rherichelt I'eaihcrs upon his Hea.l, and Pen- 
 iltnts in his liars. The other.s were attir'd in white 
 Kobts uiniipht withblack, noCr hm'S npomheirl Iea,i<, 
 but then hair bornd up, and cir; les of I'aper painted 
 with IcveraKo'oiirslluik upon ill ir bi'veluads When 
 the Arch-Prii It had opened the biealt of the poor Vidim, 
 an,! taken out lus II art, he held it np reekint; in its 
 
 ippearmn amon';ll them (which was all tnll of Mildiicfsj'., 
 and (ioodncf,) to throw ir olf : But t'lcre may be fome 
 reah n to tiilpeCt pait'aliry in their Accminrs of the 
 Matter, tho' it benot .ir all lira!if;e eithei that thev Ihoud 
 be tired with the Cruelnes and Slaveries of their own 
 Law, or mvitcd and allured by the fwcetnefi of the 
 C^hriltian. I'c.iiitnt'iHo I'mr., in his I ctter to the tni- 
 
 n. V u 
 
 II .11. 
 
 Sitlngi- 
 Cuft«ni. 
 
 I'iood to tlieSun, and then prefentiy tiiriiin;; towards the peror ( h.tilts V. alfnrcs him, that afier theCononelt of 
 
 Jdul he thre'.'. it in the face of iiim ; a cii.ir'.'c Conipl 
 nient to a Deny, and an odd way if makinp him an 
 Oderiiij.'. .Mk'r th sthe dea'l Body was tiiiiible.l down 
 the Temple Stairs, and thole that had the belt Title to 
 them took them up, an.l diyidcil them .imonplt them- 
 Iches, aiiil fo went to fealtint; upon them. Thus were 
 
 allthcCapti\cs fery'd oil' alter aiiitlier, fi^r the molt I the belt Chriltiaiis in all K.-rr .V.-i.j/u ; yvhich is poiliMe, 
 pirt 4 or 50 toititlicr ; fur they rc.kon'd it no hoi'tnir | tho" if they were no letter than a ercat ni.iiy of ih'iv 
 3.;o; of Piilc. t-o thtir Iilol 10 offer liini .1 fmall number. '1 he Idol : TcaJiers, one ir.ieht lOncludc, wihoni bi'e\li 1 f t h i 
 thrt Itood bv tlicm at tlnsCetemouy, was one which the ! rity, that they were not verv pood rncs. 
 Arch Prlclt .liw.isbr'iuphl with bill from the top of the. But to return to the Prieiis : T'hcfe M 11 wiri ' '' 
 
 A/f.v.v.',_thcrc cainc .111 Embally tn him out of the I'ro- 
 \ iiKC of ,v.v/'v .,J--„ ; the deli-in of u hich was. to delirc 
 fonic in' .'iiiatic n in the Nature of the Cliriltian law, 
 and to let him know that -hey had no very go d opinion 
 of tiicir own, and intended t.i leave it. 1 his rcqneft 
 C r^'/ eraiited, and //.'.//,: lays that the Meclr^ -nm adc 
 
 Tex pic ; It wasmaile neither of Wood, Stone nor Me- 
 tal, but l-.ifte of Wheat and Mai, e mingled with Honey. 
 
 Fricft hoi. I, 
 .f up to lilt* 
 rfoplf. 
 
 r,I)l Vt! f,;-li 
 
 honour'd and elteem'd by the People, and had vcr,. ijrcat 
 Offerings made them, belides the> (tated Reveiiiies, 
 And ever before the Cen.inony begun, the fa.r.e Chief- , yvhich their own ambition, and the blind fondnefs id'the 
 Pried moimtmi', np iheTei rals in the middle td' thcCourt, : People, had made very conlideiable. Idio Prieits oftlicofi.c ... 1 
 held lip aji high this Image of f)oiigli, llicwmg it to alllCirand Idol (■'/.•r;/i>w/;7/ had th.'ir Clflies hy Itihcritanrc,i'.'ii'< "' 
 the People, and bidding them 1 ch'.iid their Deify. This, but ihofcof the Inlciu.ut ones by l-krtion ; at lend they'*'- •'"'■■ 
 wa.sa forcofexcitunent to th;: cruel Work that follow'd;' were dedicated to the Serv c^ in •.heir Infancy, and were 
 and the People f.ayv wi;h Ic.s tcndenicfs and compalllon' along brought up in the Temjle. Their molt cindanr 
 rh'.- nufer.able fate of the .Sacrihccs, when they were thus work was tolnccnfc the Idols, w hich thev ,iid four times 
 
 ' a day ; at Day-break, at Koon, at Sun-ll't, and at Mid- 
 night. ^The laft of thefe bxcrcifes was the mod folemn ; 
 tile p'rtormance was attended v iihthe Mulick of Trum- 
 pets, C oriies and Hmcs, and ifer the Ort'cring of the 
 Inrui'.e, they all went into . CInpel ro do one cfth 
 fevereit Penances imaginable, l-ach of them, with .m 
 Awl or n liodklii, pierc'i'. tin. Calve' of their legsi!:!.)' 
 
 and 
 
 prepar'd by the fight ot tl.c r Idol, and tliofcaddreircsof 
 Ills chief Nfinifter. Bur die A /■'.>. .Vti;j lomctimes gave a 
 Capii\e the 'ibeity of lighting for his life; theyfurnilli'd 
 liim witha S'A'i.rd aiidTai;.',et, bur tied him by one ol 
 lu, I.ei',s to a Pillar, to that he mnft either eonqner him 
 that he was to combat wiili ir die. Here was no nm- 
 riitig Awaj 111 this cafe, and nothing but downiighi Va- 
 
 Chip. 
 
 jhiir Imttiil a 
 
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 h 
 
 r. 
 
 a 
 
 II 
 
 1 
 
 .vtjrtlur it'' 
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 I 
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 A 1-1 UMIH.U 
 
 ,mIiV'- 
 
 t,4,.^i S.JU- 
 >r'rr,l glllC 
 
 . a iX 
 
 riji? i.iioiiRft 
 
 IT- Wtxlitni 
 
 OilKJ Brli. 
 goji Men 
 
 k:: 
 )gi. 
 
iiiclics J ib. V 
 
 if the Cif't .c pnt 
 It lull \l\t. .uul |.\c 
 
 liJ'l tlic Kc|M,iti, r 
 < I iHic wi, w. iHtil, 
 .iiiK' hand I liar uvir« 
 
 Mii.vainoi.j'it thin, 
 
 '• '^''^ .'iv.tlici :lic 
 
 ' '■ •iiul'I'i .'II 1I1.U 
 
 l'.i>' "I' i;.iiif;!:er. 
 n ilii-\ ni I, ^,,,1 ,u.. ^ ,, ,._. .^_ 
 
 '■^'V ''"11 ■!' till 1 .-l.c' '• "ot 
 
 <•'■ iImt I.IiiI ,\;„ ^.'^'1 .; 
 
 '!''■ VI.) Naiiio.f '""' 
 
 ' I'fi'l 111.1 inaiiripr 
 tiMiifc in-., ih], [),.,. 
 "lulu- I'l r,,lKol.l\ 
 I'll M'ii',111 111 iIk- 
 ui .1 (J.-nilfitiMi. 
 
 iiiiiii- Ivit (irc.it I'cr- 
 
 I, It Iv.lMllllvMill- 
 
 .-i^M tlitniij;!, tiie 
 v'll Ivm, mil ni: <],c 
 •'■•• liiiii ; (hv \V,,- 
 ivIiiit'lirirC liililu.fi 
 1" Ti, (or.i Twilvc 
 I'lMiuiii ,1 aiiii !i, \ .1 
 
 :>lll tlKTI lus III .III 
 
 I'r.li.'ii .iiiili.it hull 
 iiil^'il (iiin 1 Dciry, 
 '^t liiin .itrcrw.iij?. 
 I'lpo, the prif, :[m1 
 11 Ins Moiimi.-, aiul 
 miiiMc cirmion of 
 II HitrnJi.cM by ' lit ,'',', i', ?,; '■• 
 .yiiclcl np I,. tll.-iri,"l!'r.I' 
 "f, tKit Inltu l-illl- 
 
 ivr hi-i-n 111, lifirM. 
 
 • ft' tho l'rn,ivs.i|- 
 ititi tlu-m ,1 I ,.l,i.f 
 
 "ik ill rlv.us,,,-rj- 
 ;'i!s. ni liK-h ,1 MiiK', 
 
 il iM-ilifpl,-,!'.,! it'.-i 
 
 rlirm Ar,l r|K-|j 
 r or wrnn;,' ; [omv 
 
 Ik iiiv.iilcit xn nu 
 
 'I is ina'trr ot'iM 
 
 I' HkiuM r\ci l'nr<i 
 
 I !'M>C.i.,c-.i|ily WTir 
 
 ? oiilv I'lilini'Vs .11, ,1 
 
 !ltlic\VniM.il(Mi: 
 
 1). ill I' till- /,.•,.'.,.,...,„.,,■„, 
 
 i\'on iliini l-y tlu-n'""'! r. 
 
 ('fniK-wRiiinio,,-';' '"','"''■ 
 
 ii!tiiiinrM,i,i„cr.j,ii';""'- 
 
 'icrc llKiy I'c f„„ic 
 
 AiViiiinrs of tlip 
 ii'i tli.irrhcv Ihoiiil 
 lies ()(■ ihi-ir own 
 fwccriK(; of ttu- 
 I ctrtr m the Lm- 
 ci- thfC'oii.iiicIt ot 
 "(Hit of the I'ro- 
 lichwa?. to tiiiirc 
 lie Clirilti.in 1 aw, 
 vcrypo.il c.pir,i,.n 
 
 it. Ihisrcqiii-ft 
 
 Med .,1 in n ajp 
 which is i-(>;li 'S', 
 r.Tr niiiy nf ih'ir 
 ' l-r>-\h .fChi 
 
 M 11 Uirr liiL'hfy 
 
 lul h.l.l vcT; j;rc.n 
 
 ftati-il Ri-v.lnios. 
 
 ki foriincfs of the 
 
 1 lie I'neitsofilicofli.i. ,, 1 
 
 Cs by Inlicrit.1iirc,Ujtii-s o- 
 
 on ; at K'.ilt ihcv*'^ ■''''■ 
 
 ifam y, ;iinl utrc 
 
 leir moll riiidanr 
 
 iCViliil four times 
 
 -lit, and ai M;J- 
 
 :lir iroft folfmii ; 
 
 Mulick of Tniiii- 
 
 • OHoiingoF the 
 
 to llo OlIL- ( f thr 
 
 it thi'm, with .ill 
 
 t tllc'ir ; cp tliio" 
 
 aiij 
 
 Ch ip.Xl V. IheCiviianci M oral Hi/iory of the Span\[hWdi' Indies i^T 
 
 
 riliM lniriJ 
 
 • me "f 
 
 >i..l.inl. 
 
 Whir thr 
 
 .y tjrtllil . t 
 k-r Rill- 
 
 |<i>n. 
 
 „rr.l gtlK- 
 
 . a ifcli. 
 
 fir SliMuni. 
 
 Olher Brh. 
 
 >uii';; W* 
 
 and rliriV, drawinf; fonli a ik-il of Blood, and wcK 
 very i.iuliil .iturw.irdj to let tlic I'c'ojilc know their .Siit- 
 JcTiiipii. Bolidci tliii Mortitiintion, thcv olilintd them- 
 (ilvej to anoilier, wliieh wi< a rigorou' I alt tur at Icilt 
 a Week toyetliei, and this ilwiys Lcl'orc any ot their 
 (•rear Fealls. At lliefe < ir» they took no more I'ood 
 than (lUl w.n nrie.lary to keep tliein ainc ; rlicy drank 
 no Wine, they lurilly aMiwcd thenil'elvcii any .Sliep ; 
 iiid to make the Fait iiiiivcrl'jj, they denied ihiinlelve. 
 ill Convcrlatlon with their Wivci. Ard as if all ihiv 
 werenot en. Mii>h, they woii'd difriplinc ilicir Helli with 
 moll iinnunil'iil Willis, and Rive thcmfelies lathes tit- 
 nr to W Ivirii liy Morles than Men ; which triek the 
 Woj-le learnt of them ttx), and prattii'd at the Fcalk ot 
 the lio.l il Kepenrance. 
 
 .Some of the Sp iti'l'i- Wi irer< here Ro on, aixl 1 atry the 
 I'lliiiefi of the Alfii vrwi KeliRion iniiili larilier yet 
 Ihoy ti II II'; of Guiteflors and tontelfions, ot Undlion.s 
 and Haptifm^, and Heirerentatiniis of thr I'lkhanlt a- 
 ini^itigil tluli People. In Ihorr, they trace out very near 
 all 'he Sa lament*, ant make I'oprry to have Inen ni 
 the Ootiiitrv helote ihfy laiuti biliin 11 tliuher. In 
 true this is a ^'hhI (Kolve enoiii;h, l>iit a Mm lias no need 
 of eery nice Spci'licUA m fee what lies at the liottoiiiol 
 fill II Inliniiatiotis as thefe are. I'lity fiy the Uevil lia» 
 ii!«,i\s I'ceii veiy hiilie to f-tm his C'h'iuh like that ol 
 ChriiVs i to eart liis Worlliip in the fiiiie Mould as near 
 j<.aii Iv, an I ilr.fs it rp with retiiiil'lim; K.f^aiid C.V- 
 remonii s. I'mt if the Worlhi]i of ilif /' ./.in; feliuli as 
 they dckri!>e ir, pray whole IinaRe .ind Siipcrliripiion i.s 
 iipciii u ? To wh.ir C'hiirch does t' .liirai'ter ot kvcn 
 Sacraments K|nii(; ? If Sirin then I e f'lf hiuldinR Ins 
 (Ihiiiili liketli.it of Jefiis(.lirilt, and has form d that 111 
 the In.tlri after liicli .1 in.inner a; lieli.is. wi' niav iiii.lct- 
 Itanl from lien.e wliar the tnieC hiirch is, and where i;s 
 I.) I<e toiirid ; 'us the ()ri(;inal th.ir aiifv.er^ I.i tins 
 I'ulliire, and that can be no otlicr than ilicClmrsii ot 
 
 Now il'thefc things of the In li wi he piindhially true, 
 'tis an odd wivenourh to allediie the IJ.jvii's praCtile 
 in order t.i the inliimating a belief of the Cher jn b Au- 
 thority ; bur if they arc fall'e, 'tis Hill worle ro tcl, 
 Lyes of him tor *lic fame pnrpofe, and make the World 
 believe he has been lo bulie in Wrwi'ir;-, tli.it he has had 
 no time to do W'.rk iniiuir'/". \Vc (l.all no: tranble 
 the Reader therefore with the Accounts of thefe I'ontef- 
 lions, and the Penances enjoyn d upon the Contdlint! 
 Sinners; tlie L'n.!>ionj, and the numbers of vcnoniou> 
 Inprcdieiiti in the Maitcr of them i llie Ccremonus of 
 their I'repira'.ion, nor thofe of their Arp'i.Mtion. As 
 alfo neirh'T with any Stones of the Witehcrafts, Sor 
 cones and 1 nchantmcnts pcrtbrmd by their Pnclis, nor 
 the Dei.ili'ins and Jiigg!in[>s of the Fortune-tellers, both 
 thele a;.;ree ng together to i heat the People of their Mo- 
 ney ; ao't whiih is wnrfc, of theit Urdcrftanduij' too. 
 We Ihall only obfcrve, that to make the Reprelentation 
 of the Natural Religion of the .".'vij.imj yet more Ko 
 manilh, /IcciU h.is found out a Pope amonpll thenitoo , 
 lor he fays, that in the anrient Tongue ot the People, 
 the Hi(<h I'riell w.is tallM (' (,."'■, which no doubt w.is of 
 till' Devil's inventm<;, tor the laKe ot the imitation of 
 him in the true Climcli of C'hiir.h. 
 
 The MrirUjni, in the Month of AI.iv, Ceitbran-d the 
 threat aii.l folemn I'ealt ot ilieir Idol \''-ri.!put-ii lor the 
 clearei aceonm ot which Cicremonv. we mult uiukiltaiid 
 that U-tidesihe feveralOrdcrsof I'riel's, svho had their 
 Manlions and Apaitinents in the Temple, liiere were alfo 
 (accordini; to the a.ccuiiu of the lorementioii'd Authors) 
 twoo'lier forts ot Religions, the one Men, and the other 
 young Women, and tach Hint up in then fe\eralC.loy- 
 llers, within the Circuit of the great Temple, an i un- 
 der their pc( uliar Ciovernor; and Governcircs ; the for- 
 mer MiiuHred to the Priclts-, f^ept and made clean the 
 Holy I'laci-s, and kept the Fire perpetually burning up- 
 on the Aliat. They lived in extretn'? Continency and 
 Mudelty, w.iu'd not dare to look upon a Woman if they 
 met her in the Streets, and were pcrfcdly obedient to 
 their Superiors. T hey h.id no Incomes nor Revenues, 
 but lived upon the Alms and Charity of the People ; they 
 fiillerd their hair behind to grow long, and tieil it up 
 in trelfes, but were (liaved upon the ctown : that is, they 
 were taint refeniblances of Monks and Friers ; differing 
 ohieily in this, that thele Mi-xic.ms svcre not condemned 
 toi'erpctual SLavcrv and Poverty, to drudge in the Tem- 
 ple and beg all their livc< Imit;, but came out cf it at 
 the end of a Year, at which time a new Sett was brought 
 in in their room. 1 hi; young Women I'kewife lived 
 nioll chalflv and regularly, as Virgins devoted to the 
 Service of their liod ; they rofc at Midnight, as well as 
 the Men, t j the worflup of the Idol, and pctfurni'd all 
 
 the fame F.xf relies as thr Relipiouiof ihrotherSex, even 
 to the Ihcddmn ot their Hlooil. 'I heir biilineCs was to 
 prepare Meat for the Idol ainl his Minillers, and do o 
 tlicr Offices peculiar to tlieirSt». I'he lealk iiidifaenon, 
 as to any (ymvctfation with Men, colt rl em ilieii lives, 
 and they died manv tunes upon bare I'lilpiCDn, p 1 iidej 
 only upon foine oftheit preixplltrr.us Omrn.s and Signs 
 which that leuile hid a w.jill of, i\v\ wire iiiiul.til; 
 governd by. But when the teiin ot a Vrar was ex| teu 
 they had the fame Privilege with the Mm, and wmt oir 
 ol thisHoufe of Boii.lagc iiug the CHjiLtuiiscf Mair; 
 niony. 
 
 Inoriicr to thcFean oWitxilipui^li, KicfeVirpln«rs.,j , 
 days before made the Ri-prcfetit.itidii ol the Idol inPiitf,' 
 compoled of Maize and the .Scvd.s ol lleetsiiiu.J with 
 Honey ; It \sa, lover'd with a irIi Kobe, ,iiij 11 ouiite.i 
 111 4 C hair (which was placed in a Litter in a poltiire 
 ready t'l be carry'd abro.ad I he Morniig of ilic I ealt 
 buni^ come, the Maids were drelVd all in while, and 
 appi ir'd with (Jatlands of M.ii7e upon then Heads > 
 then Cheeks painted with Veiinilion, and then Ar.v.s 
 itioin the fclbow to ilie WtiHJ uivet'.l sv.'ii Parrots fea- 
 thers of the l.une colour. I'ticy broui-ht out the Idol ol 
 ralleiiito the (Mcit Coiiit with all imaeinable .Solem- 
 llitv, whireth.; Religiuus yoiin;; Men iCieiv'd 11, doll 
 vering tlieiii from the butd.'ii, aii! takini.', the l.itici i;p 
 on their own Ihoulders ; thele were dref, d in re.l, and 
 bad Carlands upon then Heads too. After tins they 
 I any d it abi"jd to fevcral places withtnit the City, .1 
 
 alt multitude of People attendm.; it. At their n'turii 
 tliey ha;'. Humane Sacniiccs, and a g'cater niinibei that 
 
 ■ ly ilun any other ; the Sai rilii.cs wire lu-ceeded with 
 
 i 
 
 loleinn nances in the great Couit of the Temple, tlieRi ■ 
 ligioi'S dancing in the middle, 
 one great (. irc!e about them. 
 
 nii'le, 
 l-ii.ty 
 
 making 
 
 Tlu l{. 
 
 Idol 
 
 Fathers will haver., iliar atlcr this. thc.''.'.ii> m..k« 
 lol of Pide beini; lonlecratel by the- Priclts, was de.-^-' ' ""' ■ 
 vrrd to be eaten by the People, andiv.eivd .stli iiietl'"i,!iT„- 
 Rreatfll reveicnci ly rliem ; yea, tlicy lall'd it ilie I iellui. 
 .111(1 Hones csf their Idol, an.! lo.ik'd no ir.crc 011 it as com- 
 mon I'alte. T'lie lick a'to hid the b.nclit of it, as well 
 as the healthy and well, an.l 'iw.is cained to them with 
 no littl'.-.eteiiiony ; but 'us plain wiirlur .ill this rend-., 
 here's Tianlubftantiation adiled on to the nit, but we 
 want Purgatory ftill. 
 
 Next ro this Fcalt came that of T:-;.-i7::ii'ii.-.'!, the Gad •■;'•' •'^^'=■ 
 .if Repentance ; this fell in the lime Month with the "''" 
 loriner, and laltcd 9 01 1 u days I he Idol u('on this 
 Occalion was a.loiii d wiili a nev. Robe, and feseral De- 
 vices '^t feathers, and other tiiii- iliing ; ai.d beiii); ihui 
 triium'd up, the Veil or Cintain « is dnwn fioin before 
 his Manlion il^or, that he miiilit be feen ol the sshulc 
 •\lt.mUly. I'i'on '-Ins, one cf the 011i.et> of the Tem- 
 ple lounded a Mulicallnltrunienr, turning to the f.-ur 
 quarteisof the Heaven, intimanng therein tliatall mult 
 hear him. Afterwards he gathei'd upFarth, and put it 
 into hisMouth, eating n m token ot •\doration. "ThcH.m.lnMoiw 
 multitude there prcfcnr follow'd hislixampl'.'. and after- «nd ri.):ti. 
 war.ls prortrated themf Ives upon tlio giouni, invoking 
 the Idol, and thewiiij> all thelignsof Sorrow and C)n- 
 trition fur then Otleiices. This F.vcrcile laltcd tor fevc- 
 ral days loRcther, and then the Idol it lelf w.is lolcmnly 
 cat ried about ihe circumference of the gp.al Court, which 
 was all Itrew d with Fi. wers, Boudis and Garlands. 
 All forts of People made Otfeni.g., a-cording to then 
 i]uality and ability ; Ibiiie biounht (.iold and Jessei.s, 
 others excellent Meats and l-'riiits. which the Pi;eHstirlt 
 la:.! ai the toot of the Altar. anJ then carried to their ' 
 Cliambevs. The next part of this .Solemnity svas a Hu- 
 mane Sacrifice according to theuluil manner. . ' ihen 
 all concluded with Dancing, Mulick andFe- :.■ n; " '.^ 
 Perlbn facnlic'd at this time was he that I ic 
 
 Charaiiler of the Idol for a Twelvc-moniu 
 cording to the tormcr Accounts ; every • icars 
 
 there was no more Humane Piood h: t that ot diis Pcr- 
 foii only Ihcd at this Feaft, but the fourth '^'ear they had 
 fcveral others to bear him company, for the Solemnity 
 was every wav mu.;h gicater at that time, and the Reli- 
 gion of it heightned. 
 
 Not much unlike to tins w.isthc Feaft of W.-ir/' ih//, p,.,^ ^f 
 celebrated in Honour of Quct^^r.^oiilr, the Cod of Tradcayni*..?. 
 and Riches. The Sacrihcc here Rcprefeptcd ilie Dcitv"'^ ''""' 
 alio, and was highly carcfsd by the Merrliaiits , but his'*'''""''" 
 Reign w.as bat Ihort, and he had no more than 43 dayu 
 allow'd him to enjoy his Eal'e, and take all thisPiealure 
 They had this Cultom in particular, to give liini a fo- 
 lemn warning of his approaching Death, which was done 
 bv two of the Ancients ol the Temidc in a molt hum- 
 ble and refpeiitful mannci. And they took a gtcii deal 
 of notice how he rci.civ'd it, whether he was fad and me 
 L ! I 1 1 linchollv, 
 
 f ! - 'I 
 
 ■•'« ■■ 
 
 4 
 
JSS 'Tk- Civil and Moral Ht/hrj of the iSpanilh Wclt-lildics. Lio. V. 
 
 hiklirillv, nt ipi-tatM u I'fiik inrf Ray ■« he tiVil tu be ; 
 il ilic r<<riiiri, rluy loiuhulol i' itiiill Oiimi, .ml ilu' 
 ,,,.,„ ,„l.,.,|MiTili.ini« r ii'a illSmaN 111 ilicitTi;>ili\ When Ins 
 itfil'iMjJii Hi-.iri \V4» Likcii nui ni liiOloiW, iw*. < iKi'd in iln 
 Miiin, .\M.l 1101 10 (lie Niii i .mil tlir C jrkAd II Wl «•>'• 
 tiril.il 1 1' wiih ury iiiit S4wrc%, «ikI ni.vie .» BjnijiKi 
 •or lilt >lu.|i,\ni' Ttii> nn ot Mm "v-k ii iii ilun 
 t.i'ii I.I irut iMH 111 ihiir Suriti.ii lori\irv iitiimiim 
 YiMt, 111 It III I cm'. I ai" (inc iliaf trai'.ivl iiiiiili l'cl.iw(ii( 
 ly ixiii«.l tiiii.i II, 'I lif .\/i'.n..iwi ^*vr f'i',-M;'i',M llic 
 I iiK' III' liw I iiiiitk riMilint I 'iril, I'lii III tli.iri lllcy li<'- 
 liMir.l Vt f^'. ;• .i« 11.11. Iki> III i 111. Imiplr wjnimuli 
 tti'lik'iitL'.l, ,iivl liii Kill* riiiKlinll cl'lii' >' loilili 
 
 ^ T..„- 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 \r . 
 
 ^'''it': \ 
 
 -,!!! 1 
 
 -clUcii, lliu 
 'i\ C.iiy It 
 
 IW.Iatlll.' 
 
 I ■llu-i.i'i- 
 
 W.iik UL1 t(i 
 
 k. Inr 41 
 
 II ilif V III! 1 III It, all l'.ii| lii]'iitii.l I'lil'li. k 
 
 nil. I .111.1 iiiiriil t'l tlinr Ho.ili'., in ilut ihcic 
 
 t'l II' .1 il'iii ( i» Rilij' 111 wliiTC ilii ti' i 
 I l.'l «4s 11' "I III I Hum at (.'/i "/■, 1. 
 I yi-x . Il IVmri.i', than .ii A/ .»i ■ n u 
 (iiiioMi tlii'ii In lavi niK' |irinci|Ml I'l 
 "vrrv W'lik, Aii.l niii' nu it |'urt i>l li 
 I'cMi ii|< I Diiiiii At S. ii-Ui aiwl at l>.i) I 
 Nr;lit, II 
 I niiiifl.s a 
 
 iukcirmuc uiou 
 
 v..n .1 I rut Miii.l .'•lii'ii r .ill iliiouli llii I own ; iinil in 
 i!ii- At rii iii; 111', iitliii .M.iriii, ill Ir.mlliiv .lii.l Striin- 
 I'.in t'.'niii tiiiii |i>iiriic\s, iiiiiliir w.i.^ it | iriiii'icii tlicin 
 t.i Itir I'.l.irc ilicv htJiil h. I li'' I I'n.p't li.il :tii aluiit 
 
 .Sup 1.1 It, ail! 
 
 ;l h'U iPAiiinis Court, 111 will 11 
 •■ k ■■ 
 
 il 
 
 "i. ,j I lii.ri 1 r>» ?. lioi l.iii.iic lnt publi.k Daiiiiii, 
 
 V \\\, .ii.intlKM • 'ivi'ili. ii«, vvliuli iUv.l^N ti)l!owil ilif ! 
 
 v.. 1 1 1 •1.011 . 1 th(..^^ i;\. I 
 
 ll.i ; ■ • .iIk' ^^l^'lllH^llI•, I'lit iiiort invrtf r.iir : 
 I'lC.iii . "'• ll'.c >/■ ..I HI |i.ui iliin piiiiiipal Sn ntiioi'f 
 .Ni.H'v .111.1 iirliir Aniiii.iN ol ilir >^''m.I.^ aii.l loidt"; 
 III tliiv iirir i.;riA' Hiintii' ilii'iiililMs, Jiiil lir whimi 
 tiiry III II HI %: .i." J I'mv »v .■• .» inii'lit\ Hiiiiirii.v), anJ 
 ihiir I -I'lrrv tin iii'iii tit i.i .ill ilMltSiiirt.s nt any m , 
 tlu' v,l; II- Fmpi.cnt'.S.'T Vi II '. N\ lii-ntlu' time nl'thrii 
 pLit Kr.llt laiiic. thi'v vviiit .llliMii intii ilii- npni livlii 
 Milouhit ihty .ii.l ; ilicy iliil not ll.iit ilunili-lif. up 
 111 Iniipli'... 111..' M-.ikc iilo i-it .irtilii i.il I it;liis t i poitorm 
 llii'ii Mr.iii!, !^v. l>iit In.k.l ilic Sun in the tJ.-f, .iiul 
 iii;i.'i' liiiii il Wiiiiils, lit thill AotioiiM. 'I hiv crcClcil .in 
 .\li.ir ..pi'ii ihi' lop f)f .1 liii'Ji Mumit.iiii, j' .1 iip"n tli.it 
 thi V liJt.il ihiii lilnl. lliiii.i vaU ii.iiltiiiiilc of ilicm ' 
 ui;iuhM oiit t f the City wiili all |iirt.s ot Muliik in nlr 
 .iii..iii);it \hciii, aii.i oiKoiiU'.iliM liii: M'luit.iin ft all 
 li.Us. Ill il.iirf, lliLV (lI Inv to the Tro v iiiJ Biilhfsall 
 
 : roin.l, ai'.J I'lirnt tin.- Siajs, Haic.*, (,. mys Wolves 
 ,iii.U(ixi,'s .lit Ml tlmi livir.il Iholici. aiiil rrtiriinciits, 
 1. hi.li tlirii-iipoii iiu.lc lip t'l ihc hitlu't part:, nt thr 
 i\t')i iitaiii in fiKli .11.11. Is. iha' 'hry heap J ii|v-.m our aiio- 
 I'li.is I'.uk.. ami till' IV'pl.'.tiui. liii- Hi.niifs tolinw- 
 ii.p, 111 iliiiii hiiliii, iliil hfiv lii'Uin thr Matlii ri' ; ilioy 
 kill'i. ■■veil iiiiml'ii .nt tlii.ni. :ii).l puHM oil' tlirir Ht.uis 
 I'ct.^ri' tliL' 1.1)1, aiiiltlitii t.nrc.l lad. 'i wuli all ilicfi; 
 S^Hvils in thrliiv .ij'.ain, wIkii' ili. y ir.a.'i- ihfir I'ralt, 
 aii.i.-orclrili.l il witliDaiKc, an.l li'vcial fnii , ul Thea- 
 tri.al i\r;ril'.iita'.Mn«. 
 
 A', to the piiiiii rl' I'liiifials, and tlif (l|..fo^]iiii'S of the 
 Uca.l, the \7. V/7I1.I litre nor .Siiprrltitioii'. ami t'cro- 
 in^ni'i'. till 11 in tlicirSa.rili. f<. Aiiioiiyft foinc of them 
 ihe dea.i I'oJies w.-re Ininc.l whole and intire, amonpft 
 I liier. tliev ^v.,•^^: .>iirm to alIu■^, and ilmle teiiiaindfrs 
 jlienv.irdN coninnttcd to the nr^iiiid in Lirn«. The t'or- 
 imr ve^e ncriuilly biiriid in iheir 'laideii'i an.! the 
 l.oii'-!si)l their Houfcj ; the lartcr in tlicii Teinplci, <.r 
 loine Di riv..t.iric-i a.iioininp ;o ihifc Sn.red 1'I.ice^!. lint 
 wheih'-r one wiv .ir 'he nth^.r, 'twas llill the ('uftom 
 IrT I ilea 1 .Man, I'^l'i le he was Inreir'il, «n be talvitc.l In 
 
 ,;all hi- Friends an.l K^ndrid as it' he uas liviiii;. Tlicy 
 I'to-tlit him (li a Pnr.ie tr a NfMemar) I'leleiits of 
 (lolil an.l Je\vel«, nn.! Sine iv. rks, ami Imtic.I a great 
 lieiuirc a'"!!}; with Him, fi'ir his I'.xpenccs in the.nher 
 NVin .'. I \-on thrl"ir,i.- Lore, I'cicral ol'his Donielllcks 
 von. ihliee.l to at:ir..l liiiii, an.l die to e.intinin their 
 .'•erv.e-T hiniinthn' nrlnr I'lte. hlisGii.k, his r>iit!er, 
 his I'ret^. his Dwarfs an.i lomni.'n Slaics, all went af- 
 ter him • ' .!■■> ihiir feicr.il HHi .-s there. Yea, l.iine- 
 nines lo.iu- ot ih.: Kiiidri .1 .in.l K.l.itions underwent this 
 iV.t-', t'.; a;ii n;ll the N'.'.-ihty 'twas look'.! e.pon as a 
 p.i.iii ot .Sr.i!^ ;.i b? 'crv '.! I 
 i\!aitia.'-iiH"i iT.ii var'i 
 
 11. VI-, n 
 Mn. 
 inter^n 
 A-;fii"^ii 
 v.'^t; .-' 
 :■...„' -I .. 
 
 ,;i!U'Hii.;'i 
 
 "^r 
 
 ihole of their Bloml. T!ic 
 ar T'ophecs and Marks nt' Ho- 
 r'; ■'! X. their l-nncais fr(,m other 
 w. ■e c.irric'.l alor.p t'lthejduc of 
 "lo.iy. and wliatcvcr Heioial 
 .', di no 111 liis i.iti'-iinie, th.'ji 
 -.•-.is'' l.y a '■■>rt of Blvoiiry, f.) tliat ill the Al- 
 iii;"!!r \n: f r • ' .1 Irriowihcin. 'I'lie Ceremony of 
 ■',-. WIS !'e-:'vr.''-i hy tlic Hritff; widi a worli! 
 ■Ill ■a^ "1 n< ar..' j^elle'^'S ; ^ea, liiey were I'o-iie- 
 il ;'r';ditf-il'y upon theieOccalirns, iliatthc 
 
 l-.evf .'1 
 .• :. ..as. I 
 
 •el 
 
 very ii);|,i uf ibcm w«« iiniof\ enough to 
 I'liiirrali. <•''/■/..'"'> 
 
 NIarriig. anf>i)i(n thcfe Perpli' \vi« rivii in th.- Iitcial M«rj,., 
 leiile ih. tyitin ii»xul.ti of a .Man and .i Wolnaii : 
 
 NVIien a ('<iii|.|c .ame Lelort In. I'lieil u, he ihu> jnnc.l, 
 Atiei ha» inn dfi lard ihtit mutual Cunlent. he took the «'^i„^'," "^ 
 lorneiiil (he Uuniaii's Veil, aii.1 -lie U.rt i I ttie Mai.'s i ii •»!.>, 
 ••'i»ii, an.l iiiil ihcin top.ttlu i in a kmi, an.l lo |. I * "'' 
 them iliii} iiiiii.l »«.iy to llir Hii.li t;r....iirii I Imiie. 
 
 Hire a lire was jtril' iiily kiiiiile.l, and itii in.lt le.t 
 
 .Millieu llrile li veil iiniei id nid iliv He.irih, wli ili ssat 
 ihetviiiliiiiini.liinnof the Cercnmn), and leftihiiti .iClii- 
 al.)~r.in an.! Wifi'. Tlie ,\f. i ', (»,j l>eiiii;v.ry |e doih I'n "i". 
 'I the liieegriiy nt thrir Wnu, Jo many tiiins pait ivnh 
 thini. uheii peihaps the Whih-ii haie j; km n< pilkO. - 
 lalioiuitlnr li.r theDiNor.e, ur the Ifal.nilie that isihi 
 I iide III n. Ill ilim .ale, when u loinci to Imli an e> nivii.g..i 
 reiimy, tii.^y diM.tc thc.r Coo.N. and the whole Vu. k, "•'•^ 
 a.iijidiiij; lo wliai eaili of llieiii liad w'lciuhc. ea iiriu- 
 I'lilier; the Man has hii I'att, an.l the Woman lirt^, in.l 
 I I llie has n.) nioie Ji pendante up^.ii hnii, not f^nnin 
 Willi hini J and ili.ii they ma) be csacl and punClnal in 
 tlule Do limns, they luue liiveiiinries alivay* drawn up 
 aiMainage, wliiih the l-a'lien of Imtli tides keep in 
 then haiiJi, an.l l.iiiiR forth upon ihtle Oi.alioiis. 'I lie 
 (liildreii aie duided lo.) as we I ak the (kkj.Is ; ila 
 Daiiuhi. is l.,|.(,w ilii Miitliei, and the .Soi^ the h.iiher. 
 And til.' ^not ot the Veil and llie (igivii l'.in< now pet- , , , 
 led)) niitied, th.-.Maii an.l Woman aie U ih at lileity m.,"'!; ,. 
 to poai il lie it aiiaiii valine they pleale , only they imill i.iwi .';. 
 tiiwi do it ivith one aii'ihci again fy ilitlaw, loi if 
 liny die tort ; and lit iheni r.'p.nr ot diaiipc tlieir 
 Miiiils, or with an.l d. liie as much as tliey will, 'tis all 
 one. the Sep.irati.in mull I- el.inal, II a Man and h.s 
 N^'il'e hies calily an.l ihalimly lopuher. wiilnuirany 
 manner ol (ealontusan.l Snlpieii ns, thcir's old l-ealliiif; 
 and Ri-jOMinp ot hotli (ide-. , the Alaiinrais and iirclims 
 till Ka.,lie.l nl fn poid .i Wife, yea, ixpiilirs nis j'la- 
 titli.le to ihef.iuils ti^p, ly \iry imai Olletiiij- . ii[K)Hilie 
 lame are. Hint. I lief hildren of riniees and NoHeiiun, rrnro, « . 
 when ln'iii, vveiV walh'd l>y the I'liell, and a htie i|"- I'l'ii i 
 .Swoid pm into ilitRipht Hand, and as Imall i Tjii;et '•'"'''"'^ 
 iiiiothe I ett. 'I he Chddien of the Vulpar had loiiie 
 Inllrnmnits ol th. ir(.allinps pnt into tlaiv Hands ; an.l 
 tile I'aniihleis parii. iilailv , thole for Spiiiiiiiif', Knii- 
 Imp. aiiltilui I mplovinenti of the Women. IhisC'e- 
 lemony was loiitinued fit lour Days fur.ellivcly, and al- 
 ways pertonii'd I'etore fome Idol. 
 
 I he Mrx idii! had ado iheir Books and their 1 earn-llim ini. 
 ing ti .0, tho' Will ni th ihort of \shat the liiinf,YUi loii'd '^ '"^ 
 pretend to lliew ihim. I heir Books were the leaves of ''" ' 
 lertain Trees folded into a eomement fonn Init thiy 
 had no fiuli things as letters in iile anionplt iliem. f ut j,. ^,.,„,. 
 did all by Imapes, Symbols, and Hietoglyphiik C'lia- 
 i.iiltcrs. Where ihry iii'cndcd thiniis that tou'd be rc- 
 jiieleiucd by their own proper naoir.il Imatjes, ihey 
 made etc ot ihol. Iniajics. but where thofe were waii- 
 tiiip, thev expreh'd them by othei aibittary Charailtets 
 which they invented thcinfelvt.. The MixiiitMS write Wiy i 
 noiiher like ihe/iido^rif/', .ijucim vr .-//j.ifii/iJ, but have ^^""''' 
 away by thcmfelves ; th'ir way is the Invcrlt ot the 
 clinejr, lur when as ihry write Irnni the top lo the bot- 
 lom, the othcis po upwards from the bntioin lo the top. 
 Their CI inpntation of Time was \ory ditferem from i In; eiouniirj of 
 l:u<op..i>i ; they divided their Year into i8 Months, each '^''"'' 
 of which .ontain'd 2 ■ Days, and (oina.le up j6o. The 
 other s Days that ntnpleaied the number of ^6^, were 
 eniirciv left out ot the Acioimi of the Y'ear ; they ret- 
 koiid them apait by themfelvcs, and lallej them the 
 Days ot Nothini', and ihis with scry good rcafon too, 
 for during thole Days they did nothini; ; that is iiothin)j 
 of biilinels for themfelvcs, nor fcrvice to their (lojs. 
 The Temples were Diut up, and rheSa^iititesceatdand 
 they I'pent ihe whole time in vilitinp one another. Wiien j.^^^, ^^^ 
 thole Days were palf thev began the A.;tOiint if th. .Mamhi ,i j' 
 Year; and .i.-V'i, wh.i prnends to have Imikd over ^■-"'- 
 tluit Kalciidais, fays the hilt Day of the Yi.ir fell m 
 wnh our li^ of /-W'/»/riv. Inilic Kalendar, ra..h ot the 
 iS Ml ntli-i had its proper Name and I'liluie, beih 
 whu h always related to fome Fcall or othei Ac. idcnt ot 
 the Month, or perhaps to I'omc Change oi Diverlity of 
 thcScalon ot ihi Yiarthen ccmuip (ii. 'Iheir Weeks 
 . onlilted of I -^ Days, an.l ca-.h of thele was ni.uk'd in 
 ■he Kalendar with a Cypher. But belides Weeks of ^'"^' "' 
 Dais, they bad alio Weeks of Years m iheir toinpiit.i- ^"" 
 noil ; each of which took in 13 Y'eai,, and 4 ot them 
 Weeks being '^2 Y'ears, made up wlat the A/ca.cu.j 
 
 alld an .Ai;e. Fi r cverv .-\?,e th'^v hid a Wheel, upiA y(„., 
 ivhieli all the lellir Dmlioi s ot '1 iinc were lad out in 
 IcveralColouis. In the Centre of tae Whei I was pain- 
 ted 
 
 liiS'r., 'ii 
 
-Indies, LicK \^ 
 
 II r»cfi in th>- literal ,\)4,i,,,,. 
 in jikl J \^uiii.iii : 
 
 Kit In Ik ttiu> JiiilCkl, ,. 
 
 [ • i 1 t L lit*' Vt rt ,'J 
 
 LuriliM, 111.- uiokihc vs„„. ,, 
 ic skirl 1 1 ih<' M.ih'iii ' .. 17 , 
 
 I 1 klK'l, .iiiJ to ird ' ' 
 
 liii.li )>.r'">iirii i liiiiii'. 
 
 , .Mill (III I I Kit K-il 
 
 I' Hi':|iih, Mil. ill wjk 
 , anil IcIiihi'iii.iCtii 
 1 Ihiiij; virv |i' iliMn I'l' 111'. 
 ii.iiiy tiMiis |Mii with 
 
 iVf f.MII I (1 I lU'l - 
 
 li'uLiilic ili.ii IS ihi 
 .Dinn to lui li an r« Mi.nv .1 
 till (Ik- wIidIc Nioik, '■•'•''• 
 I w'liiiilic, canriu- 
 lu' Wimun jiff-, inJ 
 
 H I11111, Hut if'tucTii 
 1 ick jnj |iuni:tii.il in 
 u's .ihvays dranii up 
 
 liodi livU". kccfi III 
 hfli- Oli.iIIuiis. Die 
 
 .Ik till- (uiijiK i till 
 
 the .Soiiv till- ImiIut. 
 
 OIVII I'lim lUIW ('OI- I 1^^ ^ 
 
 .iio Iv M at liliity M,r ',,.> ,1 
 
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 I'Y lilt 1 aw, tui it' 
 
 lit or ilaiigc ilicir 
 
 as tlity w ill, 'ii« all 
 I II a Man and hit 
 ptiliti, viiiliouraiiy 
 
 iIkk'^ iilil hiMltinj; 
 litTrais iiKlprcfinit 
 1, I xpirllrs Ills Rra- 
 t Olleiiri] . iifKjiithf 
 mt'S aili.1 NnHi'iiiiil, Crmi^ y ,. 
 I'lii-lt, aiij a titt'C '"• i""h t 
 
 III as Iniall 1 Target ''"'■' ' 
 .' Viilpar hail Ionic 
 otiiiiv HaiKJs ; aiivl 
 
 ir Si'iiinini', Knii- 
 Woiiieii. IhisCc- 
 fui.rlhvfly, and a|. 
 
 k» aiul tik'ir I lani- iimi ir<f. 
 
 I the Kicifirns loii'il '^C "' 
 
 s wore the leaves ot 
 
 ent roriii. (nit ihiy 
 
 anionpli tlieii). Init ,,.;, ,,.,,r. 
 
 ■icr(i(!lyphnk Cha- ' 
 
 that ton'il I'e rt- 
 
 r.il Images, ihcy 
 
 re thofe were wan- 
 
 rl'itrary Charailters 
 
 'he MixicaMi write « jy 1 
 .-/(/.ifu/;!, but have ^^"""'^ 
 
 the Inverle ol the 
 the top 10 file bot- 
 
 hiittoin 10 the top. 
 
 yilitieiem from the '^^'"'""i^f 
 
 to 18 Months, cach^"'' 
 
 iiai'.e up j6o. The 
 
 iiul'tr of 5615, weic 
 
 the Year ;' they rec- 
 
 id called them the 
 
 r) good tcafon too, 
 
 j; ; that i', iiothiii(< 
 
 ice to their (injs. 
 
 ail ihi.es ccaid. and 
 
 one another. N^'heii j^^^, [j^, 
 Ac.iiUiit ••( the .M.ji.iht .1 J 
 have li.iik'il over *-"*• 
 
 jf the Year tell in 
 
 Icndar. each of the 
 
 and riitnie, both 
 
 r othei Accident ot 
 
 mge or Diverlity of 
 
 cii. Their NVeeks 
 
 helc wa;i niark'd in 
 belidfs Weeks of*""' "' 
 in their compiita- ^"" 
 
 r,, and 4 of them 
 
 what the \lrx.c.i),i 
 
 i:id a Wheel, upiA /^,■, 
 
 nc were laid out in 
 
 :!e Wheel was pain- 
 ted 
 
 I ;h ip. X I V f /jeCivil and Mora! Htflo^ynj the 5panilh A'eil:- Indies 7(J 7 
 
 tt I a Sun, I'tom whihpafsj nut fi.m R-H', duulinR 
 the whole Ciiiiiiiiliren>.e iiiin li.tireiiu.il Hans ciih il 
 whifh icprtfiiitiiu- a ("reat Week of that A.nc, \»a' »Rain 
 i';viilcd iiM 1) rut J 111 Yeiisirir' ; and In thi Divf 
 Cii'iwb linn nf the Arc were nnnplci'eil. I.ury Yi at alio had 
 |i.kWhitl..4 .•cita.ii I'l.ture 1 t'.iiiij'iii|» i> it, cither it « Hoiilr, a 
 t 'iiu'y, a hoe.l, or a Mnu i tlicy hid i o more viiieiiw. 
 than 'h.-le fiiiir, aii.l cvrrv Year InJ i.ne nr otiiet ol 
 ihcin. Ailing with this I'l.'tiitc ihev drew alio .my i- 
 iiurkal'Ie ihiii^ iliu happin'd that Teat : I lui'., to rt , 
 pnleiif d'e ( . ti ]wA i\ the r C'.nmiiry hv the ^mi.iul , 
 iliiy I an lel a .Man in a I lat and a reii Jt'kiii, wlii- h 
 •".ll tile llibit i/t ilie hrit i/a./.r,./ that (.■(ri'.' i' t.ii 
 M-\i^'. ,Sii iliii til diMim • the time of any tvriii, Miiy| 
 I xl<re,s thi'inleli i« ittrr tins nia.inir j it Lull a I ioiiicJ 
 ot liiih 4 Reed, ill I'kh .1 Wheel, hapiicncd fuch or fiich 
 aihiiiK. j 
 
 . J,.!-!! ff 'llielel'i p'ef.k- aret> i;ivr ilieir (liildreiia liiid.i| 
 i tJiin Me aiii' i.Mid I'dii r.iii n, juid.iii' to tli. C'lllom of tln-r. 
 C" Mitt;v. F.,r ihi- J lip- fe tiny hast I th-ii Itinpleil 
 Sihro! and S.'ir..i'iii s, wlitic tcey I'vuh 'he n to .SinK,i 
 ti' leap, Vadr and I'lniMi-, an.l ti han He Arim ; nicj 
 ih'iii to ft' :■ il's I'lf the iticreallM;; li 'h "^treiiiiili anji 
 Coiit.Mv i lea- h lie 11 ihel li'.tiM) iu\ I' Itnmsfjt tliiir' 
 tmintry, nnlpi'ii ulitiv ii -.kc them I .irii I y heart .ind, 
 l).ilo|',li' A .-.ildVu'e. iiiidchy ("ire rif ihur iiinit i.'.i- , 
 ip tilt an.l U'lmed .\tr!i and n'hi !■ thcr M.il'cii re-j 
 hi-.irle nvei to ihi'ni. Tlie. tli y 'n tli til np tor li.e 
 Coiii't. th'.' lenipe or tic I'J!, into th ■ icvetai I'olt. 
 ;'iid Dfli. .<, olsvliiili they aie lemovd .u U!l a:, ilicv ve 
 iliuldicd hii t',.,iii. One ilinii! elpcualiy u \ciy com- 
 iiieii.lalce in them, that tl'iv eiul avoiir, is li on as may 
 I'e, to draw ntt their Cliihlren from ill the little loolilh 
 Nporvs.iiid Ke. re.\t.oiis that a ;e is fo lond ot, and to lix 
 ihcir Miiul'i iipon more piotiiable and fi.lid Div.riinrib, 
 which may be of fo'ic f.rvi -e t.i them in the \V,.||d. 
 .ii.nn.l 'I''' .'./A. tj.f ptihips ha' e oiitiloni all the relt of 
 inoiii thcl'eo|U- ollhit lidc iheCil'be, asto the pmiip iiid va-' 
 net. of the r P.iri e«. The molt f.otcd .Kid lolmiti tl'alll 
 ;■, if,„,„, wis that will h wis I ill'd ill- SUf .••. ill will li the' 
 .Vc.<"ic..'i ImproK tli'.-ml. Ivis fomctiif.cs aililtrd and 
 tore .1 part j ot f > Ir.j'.li and li u'Tuahle a CharaCtei was' 
 it .1 "iin'^ll thciii. Then .Miiink was ot I'vernI kinds,; 
 foiiie relcinl'lnm Dnini-, nilieis lii.e I-'liiies .irul Coii'ets. . 
 hat tOfiiilier iviili thcfe iluy had Vr al Mufi, k alio, and 
 tiiac not iint',r.A:eliil toilie '■.» ; ihoy kept lime I i nicel) ' 
 with the Inltr.'tiu'iits in all their inrtini-, that 'ha- liar- 
 mo'iy teal alii) very r'e.iiinf;totlie Senfc. Tb'-fe D.mccs 
 were held eithn in the gii ir (iiiirt.s of the I'a'ac's ot the 
 limrcic-,. or tnolc rf the Temples of the (Jods, tho' 
 i.,, ii.oii comtu.iily in llv la'tcr. _ The Mulick (io.^d in the 
 -li,' middle i nuiii.t them was a Cii:le if the Nobilin , who 
 maMa'.',d tlk D.-.tu c w i.h nui, li irocllo.viiefsaiidnravity, 
 .iiid fiiii;^ Willi a inon: f^atelv air thin the n (t. 1 bisCir- 
 t C wase;i,' lllp.^f^' 1 vvi'h A;io:'i t jI iheCimm.in Ciople,] 
 who ililc nerd a ;;r'.'at deal ot bu;-kii( fs aiul jo liiy, as 
 ■.veil in ihjirlin;;ini; as their liittn and quick motions. j 
 Thi'fe Daiiei'S 'm true, wctc in fomc mcafcre bt ought, 
 into ihiiv Reii'Vop, ind n'ade as it were a p.irt of it,! 
 but beini; oririin'ly of another .hlij:n, and only bor- 
 row'd by the other tiir the fike ot Pomp .md Solemnity, | 
 the ^Mi.'//' Fa'h:rl thoiipbit hoi-kI to tolerate the M jf.c!<;r 
 in the life of tluin, only takini< care that they did tv 
 m.ni'Je their S'ipcrltltions with them. 
 „ , . ,,r The iVJf.v.'.v!!/ Fmpiie has I len all aloni;, from ifj lirft 
 ..,,'.(-..• rife, Hledive, tho' the I'lec'tors ihrtiifrhcs have been 
 > I- ■' Jian'jed. .At HrIt the Pcwer of chiirmi- lay in the Coin-' 
 ''• i« m.-vns, bet .iff iWir !s 'uvi. traiislert'd to the Nobiluy.l 
 '■■' ' .ind ilcy coiiliit.ite'l <!;; I loiilir-, tiier of whom were| 
 liiandeesof W xicc, a:ul th.iithertw i I'niiccs that were 
 .Sublets -o that C'vuwii, tie Kiiii; of T/'i/i--, and ihe- 
 Kiiie, 'if III utr. In ihiUci'li'iti, tho niaiiniuahli' a i 
 ti'in> they icqiiired weie a Maiual leini ei, love ot GJo- 
 ry, and li'inc ability ni iiMnaninii WarliV.e Affairs. When 
 the l{'ei!li"ii was made, 'hfi'' was a fp'i ndid Fcalt at; 
 the I'lince's tirit takini- polfediun of ih- 'Throne ; abun- 
 dance of Ora' ion. and Speeches were made t,i him, and 
 .S.ieriiices ort"cr d 'M'on the D'Xahon. At tb.e Cnrnnatinii 
 there was ever ario'hci as fumptuous at.d mapniliccnt .as 
 the li inner ; but then, bef.ire this Ccrcmins was per- 
 ti im'd, liimcthini; wa; to be done on the Kiny's l''art 
 j^:,,, r,, 'The liiipeiial Cirown vc.i^ not lo b'e let upon his Head 
 ' wi'.ttill till he had fonp.lit one Batt.l, and hl^ vnftorious .Aiir.s 
 '"•' ''^ '■■'•'• broiipht home a pre.iv niimber (f Captives to be otter d 
 to the lls's ; 'litis done, tlu'. Fnlien of Honour and 
 IJi-^ni.y iv.is added to hni. theOown was Ut pn, and I 
 'twas iheKm;^ cf Tj :i 's I'ace aii.'..Ofl;'C to do it. 
 .■' i t^ihc'c The " .V . -ij .lie a People thai h.iVi: a!w,ivs exp'efs'dj 
 thehiithelt Jepreis of Dury .mdl.oya'ty tn iheirl'niice ;j 
 rhey were never known tu have their hands in any t'loti 
 
 orTnafiini, or loiheiiih any FailHon' or inteitmc l)i:'- 
 cords ainoii(i'l iheii-|clM« I htii (icndii* laM* up- 
 peat'il fo free frmn An Ft on «ivi Innllir l)«lij(l», .U'J 
 |i'll'l>d»ith to i^'""' roil, and untaii r d a TiU' 'to dh'ir 
 <-ooitr^, that the li m- lotii'- ot ihem piii iiwa< ili»'!iri- 
 
 P'tial Cu ivn when it h.l-. U'en oihi''! ill | tcciy up- 
 
 ".I til 1 ro'ilideration, that tw ml Ik' iiti^r ■ pfiii!i|,,e 
 I' r till- C'liminnmty t.' lnv it |>lac'l up n lime uihif 
 Hea^l. 'Ihc (luviiiiiiint wii in all P. in>. iipiat .t 
 •iii'l ilifpolnl leiy well, aii'l ihneiei l"iiie ol ilicit Ke- 
 lit'iiHis C. iltoii'-. '.vere, iheit Puli'iiln iterr I irlrnr) I < 
 
 in.1 bar'Mioi'.. 'I heu v r,- t'lnr ptui n il l> "res oi • 
 
 Uif'iit ei aiiiom.il the N'jblemwn ; tliu oi the I e I'.t r. ,', J ' ' 
 
 wastiiii. aril they xeieiiioll n'lniuMi'y Citiifis ot li..: 
 
 Wood I'lelid' s tlird licre vsvte ilete mote it|.| ^^,^. 
 
 1)1" tlieic font Orders the (Jiaiid (..miikiI of tip' l'iii| ,rc 
 
 W'11 n: idt? «p Ui" then there vvitc a un at ni.'i'V " I. crc.- . 'i 
 
 Inl'or.l.nire I'oiiicilj, Ciior:s of .\imi. nee, Itiliun; '■ • • 
 
 and I ir f'tdioi'., wliicli tor Niiinl cr. Ot.hr anl tc '.»• 
 
 lai Drpcn lain.- "poii ofi" at.'iihcr, .itt fai I I y lon.i. i . s 
 
 lo be .V ill inl 'i' i i to tholr in V|'i/». ■\iiil tli ti w.i. 
 
 a» good a Poli. V illablillfd F'r the j^athc ini- in the Ke 
 
 veiiii'si't the C'lwn, .' 'I .)f all til ii.aiiy P in not' 
 
 tins tinat Tiipi'.-. Tlirrc wer • liikJiivs, Xei.i .i Tr.,i'r', 
 
 aii.l Tiealiircu in c^ery Provi ic ; ard nil the In! ntis'' «• " "> 
 
 were .'lilVi'i'.lv tituind ;iuii ■!•; K..\a| I'.alii'v ;i/"' 
 
 A/Mil ciir\ Moii'li. 
 
 '1 III hiphelk 1101101111 ait I Prerermcnt. inihis T.' i. i' .. ^, ','j ' 
 peiirilly tell to th'- iliarecrti.cMcii ofAriiK In.^ed' ' 
 iheNobdity were 'or jtina.iy nidv the IwltSi Min* a d 
 alv»ays th' fe that eoiiM pcrtcrin noble Disds oi the 
 I'ieid, had their rcwatd in f table IUmollr^ and 'I'tl.i 
 ItCV.iirt. They eno' 'd Pi ivi'i'-cs Lliat none clli" et n'd 
 pretend to, and if the Ptmiis were evtr pro.bi al of 
 their favours, it wn ti tliofe Men '.li.it iiad Ihtvvnhini, 
 by lome ^ood prot.b, tiny had Mih' ny Veiius iv, rh 
 his takiiiu nut. to'. liiev had three Oi 1 i ol Ki i.e,lit- 
 hood iii'l.tutid amongll them, for tlie eiK, iir.\.'.eit;er'! , t 
 Valour and Bravery : The tirll and met lioiw ir.i','"' o|i''>''_""'' 
 all had iheir hilt tii'd up ".ith a lel Ki .ind. ,i 'J ,i *"'■'"■■ 
 ri h Plume of Feather. f|i<«dii.v' up n th'tr ih. o .!.;rs ; 
 belnlev 'twas allow .1 thnii, a, a p.trii uiai d l.iti; nl.r' ', 
 m.irk, to v.c.ir eer'.iin nmsof leadier', and ilia' .Vj n .i- 
 ny IS they hid pcrfonn'd retnaik'ible .Xctn ns in W'.ir. 
 'I he next to tliefe wire enb'd the / m ami I ;;.• i. a. b'> 
 ing ger.erally the irt'lt Mrch and hardy So'.lier* of .ill, 
 anil put upon the UKjIt difperate >ir. ices ; ther mark 
 was to be com) leatly .Armd, Init withoit thol'e pandyr 
 Acccutrcinrnts which the former had. I he lalt < f .ill 
 were the (.f)' K''-',' ". which had 'heir Fair eie n nd 
 altoiit the bar, aiitl v.'cre r.eier Armd Lnr half way. 
 All Kniplits weie allow d t'j carry F.iti'e.lithments if 
 Gold and Sdver, to vscir ruli Cottons 'o i li- >'ilt an t 
 paiii'ed Vellels, and to haveShoes mad? aim tUe .'iJ »i- 
 C/1H falliion , the (.'ill mull People were denied a I thde, 
 and iiieuml a Penalty b\ pterendini^ to them. 1 iie 
 Kn'jihi' had alio their ■iparrncnts and 1 T'd^'inps :n t'e 
 P.ilacc, maik'd with the leveral pmper marks ' f then 
 Order J undci thi ni wi lethe l.i di;iiii'i ct the itit'evr.ir 
 Officers, who weic iiiiJir lo itnCt Kules. ihatilaiiy .jno 
 of thein I odoed out of his Pia^e, he d.d not forteu 
 inar, but his I ite. 
 
 H.ivins; ihus given fome account of the piincipalo i(;'r loi 
 C'jiloins an IPoh. its of this Lii pire, ji tuiiains tin' we'" '^■"f"' 
 touch upon tlieRilr anl F'luiidatioii of >', and loiue of 
 the moll remarkable pall'a^ci i f its 1 ii!l ry. Thule that 
 have feaich'd iiitc the Kec^rvls ai.d liaiuions of the 
 M:xiii:iii, dopenenlly a?rce ihat they ucic rot the an- 
 cient Inhabitants of ihe Countiy ihev now polfcis, and 
 have done tor fiveral .\i;es. im: weic F'jr.'ipr.crs that 
 lett their nati'. c .Sc Its and planted ihemfeM s here. The '■"'-■ i-''*' 
 old Inhabitants were call'd t/ c'- /ire, a Baibarous and"""""' 
 Savage People, that liv'd ahofetliei upon K.ii-nie like iiie 
 wild I'calts themfehes. They h.iJ i.o Order not (Jo- 
 vemmcnr. no W'orlhip ii -r Ceremonies .uuoipit tlieiii; 
 neither did they live in Societies toget'ier, but dilpcrs'il 
 up and down in Cave-, a'ul Woods, wheiethev cou'd 
 liiul the molt aurecab'c Ihelters. I'luy did nr;:her Till '^^ir birl ■ 
 the ground, Plant '.sr bow, or undertake any lort of 1 a-'" "'"'" " 
 ibour, b.'t Ipciit ilicir ti'iie in Huntiue thc^r F'ellov 
 Brutes up aii.t dovvi tti* Mouniains and Fe.-ett.,. 1 heu 
 Food was any rave elelli they catch'd, and vsildHerb, 
 iKooror Fruit, tliat came to tlieir Inii.ts ; theiewas no 
 I more of .Art m their Diet and Diedim.;, than m the rcii 
 lot the circuniltances of their luin,;, 'i li reported thatf;,,,^},. 
 Itluie are yet F-me reinaiii.lcis of i.iiem fcarurd up andc..-.ni,:'i l.. 
 down in i\.-ie .9;<ji«, that mau.ta n iIi'iiifKe. by Spo;l' .'' V'- 
 I and Roblicrv, ana live niu:h after the -l.i rate. 'Tho'""'''' 
 i sfAiilnriis cou'd never reduce ilum by lair nic.ins, aiii to 
 have made ulect force had b. 'en the lame thing as Je- 
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 tl . ritlu'i ■;'.•. I/. •.••, «'i.-lt(,i.imin llii\ i4imio|oll. K. 
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 nt 'Ik. I'.iiiu iiiii , lj"t lir!" D.K', ii'ul llicn I'lir. iiiiu at i' 
 aiiiili r, .111.1 l.ilt III .vi I ■•• \/ .v.. im, »iliiilnvaH»t li.ilt 
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 iiM iJK' I Ai .fA; 1 ■'Ikmi liuil iliinl.'vc. 
 
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 ii.i K-;iil.iiH.', lilt I III ijiiwii'il ificit; 
 ami l'i.:v..ii tli iiilil i-*"^ il" fdirclt 
 cir Mo.iiii.i.m anJ.l'an .nii'il atfiinl tliiin : 
 a ivll'i, I'lry I.-i-nli Allci tlltllililvi', UMii 
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 If 
 
 nia.k' 
 
 'll.Ml, 
 
 >'i, 
 
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 III.-. 
 
 mil 
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 .1 |. 
 
 .AVIl ijll 
 
 I j; ii.a.l. !!iuii 
 
 . ill I .- .I'l Iv- lliUl 
 
 . .il.rt'.vii..- |'."li..\l a luui- I'l.ittil, III 
 .1/(1-1 ll.lllM^•, till- .iili.iiita(;(. (if .•\i!ii<. .111.1 
 ■ IVlti; ;iiii- tliaii il.i-ir Imk-iiiii-i Lirnti 
 ilv-'ii ill. I- tl ivliiili «is tliat till- ( r. 
 ■ ' ■ - Hiitthci 
 
 III- 
 
 L- I I lllv- 
 
 ;,. !-i., '''■■'■ 'II.' 
 I . '.. I'W V ..I II I,.. . 
 
 ''•'"•" I III, h Itttw 
 
 '■'' \ i.-l(ir\ i III 
 
 f ' .■/«r.-/j. . I ■ttlitiii :ilniH- liji- llii- t^nu In conic 
 Ici-iiipait'j Ihh". aiiiii ,'. 1. aiul fu. 1 illy tlulc |-iircitf.iu h 
 l:v\l iMtli aiio'lui, (lur all llie lix Tubes niaintain'il .111 
 i;:vio!ii'>'cl'ai.ii.lllii]') an I Imw niiicli Uttu It \ia< |.. 
 livf ill l.iirc Otilii, am'. uil'U'i (Mmrrincii; ai tlii-y ili I, 
 then like thcmfilvi's to run wiM al-niit tlic VS mxK, aiul 
 he iiiiilir iii.i Rii'i-s net law*. Init tluilc ivlii. Ii a Savage 
 . ..,.,i„ iri'etite p-iliril'i.l, tli.-V l'i-i;.ln III 'liinli ut lOiifniiiuiiR 
 1 '. » • til ili.u lix.iiiipl.- i thi-y built iIkiii Cot'auts put mi Ap- 
 
 ' ■ ' I'.ii.-l, anil hail .■ lli.ijuvv it' (in ernii.iiit ami Niiiiiy. 
 
 I lieir iMrlari'.y uon- otl' in luine nital'.'ie, an.l Imm:- 
 f'l iin like H-.iiii.UR- Nature ln-ii.in to .lif.mer it leit a- 
 iiioir'll ilioin ; U-; iliey «iiii:.l aiiiay>. !ivi- in ilic Moun- 
 ' rill ,1; .in t'niin the nil. Ii.itiilv kiioiiiii", Imw m lake 
 M inkin.: Iiirtlun C'.imp.iiii"n.'!. ' I'v.as at li-.ilt j..o Years 
 •iiurtlie hill 6 Tr.bescil ilic .V'; ic'.i) ...Hue jutlier {as 
 sv.is lim'eii liefoi-e) that ilic l.irt 'I'rilie which took the 
 i.tiiic ul AJ.-.vii-.'ii', I'lum their Jret Capi.iiii Mcxi, ibl- | 
 |iin il ilieiii, anJ i.iiiie into theC'uiiiitry too. They i 
 
 , I . puttml 10 lii'.e lia.l Inllriicl mi-, t'loin iheir Iilol rel.uiiH{ I 
 
 n'';i'.i.'Ai.tf' tlii-ir Journey ; that In lOiiiniui.'.ed tliein Hrlktoi^ij; 
 
 •»••' into that Country, ileti rili'il to them the plaec ut their 
 
 iettlcircnt by injalhbli M-uks anil Sigin, aiul ga- c them 
 all a'l-ni' coiinfel an.l ilneillioiis how 10 mana;^e their 
 Atl'airs. I'liit leaviiin tlicl'e UippeHiiins, a is iiK.re cie- 
 liihly rep'.fteJ ot iheiii that they inaJe a i;ieat many 
 h.ilf. I", the way, nu-t lU'li uiaii' 'etts an 1 hiaJmrnus 
 ti'iiii l.ncmic^ and wm- veiLcn'il by two nr three , 
 Diiifiniis aim.ind il-.-mUKes, m whi- h l.mie lonliile- j 
 i.ili^e iii'iiilier? of then hijJv went ott troiii tlieui, ami i 
 
 ami U-.i,iii. Utt.gti- il.i^mfih ihr W.ifU. I Ui ih y 
 llieiiM |iii,| \ /M(,,. i,i( . 11,11 1,^1 lip I, 4 ^ti iiv, ami .III 
 l-,igli. ilatiiliin iipiii IT, stiih iliipLiy .1 W'iiin», 4lVll|lrlll^• 
 | iheninill Hir.li, mIiu'Ii iluy ia\ t.iiiii 1,1 I ifi, '..iii.lniw 
 iiuy iiiifi'ii 11 imiii i; J, .1 ihiiig i. h4M iiii(n!(lil .. ) 
 iipi'ii iiliiiliii.iwiiiit ihiy «il.l,iluiili.y liiluariy niiliu 
 Uiii.. iMl'4|;k with 111,.. Iiioi I'p.iiiu J'li' 1 , ami the oilir ^ 
 M.e.' ii|., hol.liii I 4 liiili- lliiil III llii 14.1.111 , mill I In. '■)' 
 wa. .1 NiiiiIhiIuI iIii I'liinri 'il.iv ami (iraiuliiir ol ilit ; 
 l-'iiy, l|i 11 ihi«»..>ii' jiuiilh-v K4Vi'ii ih«'ii.iiii«ol Ti .> ' 
 " i',/m> wlmli li^Niii I .\\ iiimli ,11 t r..<i.i 11(11114 
 ^t' ne, till iht ii.Miic ilni t'.-rw miu loiiimoii ulc iv4» .^•' 
 ,". u . ' 
 
 111 oi.Iii 111 ilii |iiii|.|i .1 1,1 iliii, ilii "'I.IK/ Hrrc"' •••• 
 nil. .1 Hi ;. n>ir«(liil,iiin with thin Neij;liliiiur», ainj|^''|^/'^ 
 tills ihiy.n, 1,1 ii.c im re .alili do, huaiilc luviii^ hjdU.i. ' ' ' 
 •'. il'i II III their niareh liitlieiiV4ril« 10 inikc I unv oi 
 ihii, till the clfei-|» il their Valour, thiy had tin., n m 
 Mill ir|' iiiroi iii'ii iheni, hi tint iliiy lurc ivni Tu'ii 
 ioy(r,iiii iluiii ihe Trade aiidC,'i)iimiern,ihey il iramlid, 
 ill" eui lu imiih a(!ain(l iluit iiiieiiii. lo their 
 Nei,<h|.,.iin ihitilLri the A.Vi;,,(),i bn.iinii .lil iirin ul 
 I'l'li and l")\vl tliai the I ake yieldcil. and lui.l .,t ihiiu 
 III ixili.iii.(e Stone, l.imean.lTniibti, lot iluit bmldni)!, 
 Th.') 1,11.1 up 4iro a put ul the I aki .ii-,li Kii blh.Q'i'i-. . 
 inadc ihe LaMUns, .nul .luide.! theC'iiy nito I'.ur ijuai- •*"> •• 
 ter«, whiih lunv at liiii day W.i' the iiamn il ih«vii,.i 
 ' .» '/ I ._;.., ', «-. A/.p. 'I' 111,1/./, s,-./'.i/,/, and .<•. \ 
 (■' Il ■//, 'I hiy had but |uit I'linl iliemlplus m ilmmu 
 Ni(f, iin.l Were i,ot ut II inn 111 11, I ef. re an- iher |l|. 
 Wllnn happui'd, tn 1)10 Mcikninj; i,{ ihui )it V'Ulit.', 
 I wt Miottinj; I'lWer. 'Ihe dil.omeiitul Pariy that ina.ii 
 this I'lidle, w.i«an);rv .11 ihe nietlii.id taken ill the .tivili 1, 
 ol the Ciity, loikiiip upon ilien, hives ii't in bi d.ea'i 
 Willi fVriiii ai. nrdiii'.; I'l ih.ii Mu.i. 'Ihele ilieie'li - r»»-.' 
 r Miov',!. :iii I iventaiidliMnpciia. i.iii p.iie of j;riii.ii.l '- •■ 
 III the I ake, wheie li.ey built aCiti, .i-id pa- e it tin 
 ii.iiiie ot' /'i.,.'i,.,, l-'-iaiile ih' >!i'.iiii.l relunbled 4 '1 1 r- 
 I 1- 'Ills i.n\ W4S ih, 1-, nii'ii ol A» I . , l-iiiiu 
 
 ipiiiii"a. l I. r lilt i.f the III) Ijiiivi .. ol 
 
 .{ Ill ■> lur pl.i.es: 
 
 fi, iliat twas no liit'etiii-.c they 
 -.fill 'lie Spot that iliey weie to 
 
 lp.,-1 • ' I t'.rc I'l.i.y came tii-.nn 'lie .Spot that iliey weie to 
 iiih.ibi:, oviii ,is fiuir Hitt'ini-1 repiii-i nl' the 6 Tribes, 
 ti..\tthey weicbi. Vears iiiakii-.g ilicir Journey, for they 
 .Mstiilc tlwm Village', cultivated ih.- (iromids, and Ibw'd , 
 "'.i.rii m ibuiiiiancr ol'p'aiesas they esiiie aloni^ ; ili ■, 
 'il-.' ih'i' they u-n out from their own Country,.! iJ.jli .j 
 \e; iliiv niadi it //. O. g'i. betorc ihey Liitred that ot'l 
 .\.\vSp:ii. Howc'.rr, the J'nb.-wc are inw Ipcakmg 
 ■ 1' bcingcivre .-it lalt as far as tl "■ pr.Mt I ake, they ((.n- 
 • 1,1. If, I t..i lettlc there ; for the ,-.d|i.inin^ Couniry wai 
 ,ii-h diid truilf.il, and the 1 ake it lelf altnrded them all 
 that liicy e.-u.i ileiirc of Tilli and Fowl. 
 
 '1 hey icl! a thoiilan.l Stones of the inail:^ their find 
 p,avc IS,- U"Velair)ii 1 ) the l'ri---lf^. ot the very place in 
 liiel .ike iihcrc rlii'i iliou'd l.iv the fouiiil.i.iuii uf 1 Cuy 
 •'.-,1' ilm','. b 's,,vci-c;eii Miltnts or all the tell 4I oiji. 11, 
 
 1: . 1 ill It 
 j'iCii d J viiy mil .imral andlililions om ,ir.; -.n fi.ni.i; 
 
 I I ail u.ii* iininiiiahli tl.i di ituiillk n i f lur .Moilut. 
 wlmli yii 1 , tiv.tliltandiiiij ihe u.is iim r alL 10 .i.tini,- 
 piilll lloiiever, the fear >f In iiiiiy j^ioiinij! inni.is 
 about il.iiii, ,i;;,.i,. till Mr\. .i«.j ihinkef ellabl I'liiii! then 
 (io eiiiiieiit npoii ihi fur. It luui Jat oi,s, ami ejlling 
 thunli Ims iiiuifuiha form as l!i, n'.l leave tie m the halt 
 liable 10 any atiaiks, I'hey ihirtli re ih..i gin (-nii; (o a/i.i ><, 
 iliii.i'c a Kiiip, niid beiaul'e the-, wou'd preunt a 1 pri- ' "' '•" 
 I lie bciids and Aiinn .lities ,iiroii);it iheinfilies, as al.'u 
 
 III oblige a ncit^hboiir I'niKc, whole Piede ell.ir they ! ,id 
 uiieioiilly (lifinJed, iliey iinanimo.illv ii;riid in i.tl-.-t 
 linn theiiCiown. "I'lns was tlie.Son nf the Knignl ' n ■ 
 /.i«.u,i)/s Uair^htcr by i .\lri. 11 I'lime, Ins Name ii.is 
 .■/i-<ii;m;,.v//i J hull t/iev rtiiuilUd for thfir King, an.l 
 him they 111. I, his dundfathrr tliinkniB n 110 nurion- 
 tablettiiiinto h.iic an ,\d.antc w.th 1',' \ aliaiu and rolite 
 
 a I'eiiple as tiic Mrx c.nii were. I h;s I'riiie Ipent hn rlw t .^ 
 whiile '.uun Rcign in Peace an.l Qiiieiiicls ; he adm n'd "l."'.'- 
 the City wnh hneBiiililinns l.irgi Streeis and Gindiirs. 
 and was a zealous proiiioter ot the good of hisC'i^untry. 
 .Ml Ins time the .l/cni.jni gro.in'd under theTyiannit.il 
 Impolinoiis of their NeighiioiUi (and oiii of their own 
 Iribes origin.illy too; the 1j/,j'i.-..ih>, whole .Metropolii, 
 was //^..ii.,/:;.!/,- . Tlicfe People envied the 1 (inptjiaii- 
 deiir ot tile W.' v/.';ii., aiul hili-es li ud t. iiaie ihi.ii 
 luiiie timenriitherbici iiie trnubliloiiii. tneniititoihtii., 
 they loaded ihtui with hi-.nv bui.lens of Tr;l me .ni 
 exaoked even ihiniis nixi m I'lipiall'ilc ot'lhtin. Nu- 
 ill' r did thi: A/.'.i/i-dii;, 111 ili., Pinice's Re-pii, iii.ike ji.y 
 hitoiis towards their own bu- doiu, Imt pj'.,en'.ly .i,- 
 diirid 'lie Opprelhoii, 
 
 Tr .;.. .'.-.1^. ..•.( llii, ,i,li,l h: , Sun I .■/;/..,•;■.',, b\ li.e ,, j, , , , 
 favour and .iini, e uf ilic while Comn.rniiy. '1 hi»!i»- A--" 
 I'lin.e nanicd ih. Kinx nf .J,f:/'i.,*i.,'..'!. Daughter, in "i!-";' -^ 
 i.ider to i!ie inaknii! foine advaiiti;.^e tor the Afrji.jj.j by ^,',."' 
 huh an Alhanie. And ihis was ih. luppy coiifeqm'.ii. 
 of It, for wh-.-n th.- luw (Jineii rf -'Vai-i, had brounlir 
 1 Son ml) the Wo'l.l, h, r b'aiher pleasd at thai, dil 
 charg'd the Ad I.. .11:1 from all thole intolerable Tributes, 
 ami iiiiimted hmifelf 01. 1) with lome tu.a.i a.'niiou 
 ledginent, as a token iliat iluy weie at his dil'polal, and 
 liv'd in Ins I and. Din ihofe days of tianiiuilu, iafie,' 
 not long, tor b.th the Mx-^r.n King and tiietii ilmni) 
 dtici died, leaving a litth' Son often jeaisold. 'Ihis 
 Prince's Nnii.L w-isC/'i»H.i,yc;i,..i, audaNyouni; ;■., he« i:- 
 he wa-. tliofu. to ficcceii hi- !-.iilitr, and i lowii'd win. 
 al'tlii iilii.ilC iKnioniei. Thi Mf.ru.m; ha-. 'np, a Print, 
 uh'i wasdtaiii'.lot. 10 then gr&it hneniy, gn w a liule 
 l.jl 1 iindcr hi; P:o:i:-V.w., and '_-.van :o :r..ik'. Ucn.ands 
 
 Tl- -, 
 
 tw*n 
 (■'Mill 
 
 ihiiiil 
 I'll 
 
 .. .IcI, . 
 
I tidies. Lib. V. I Chap.XlV. T hCkilanti Mural iJt/larjoJ </>f Spa nUhVVdb-" indies •j^9 
 
 "J 
 
 r, 
 
 u|i ri J Sti hi:, liiul hi 
 V .1 NViim«, (iivr'iiriti^ 
 
 III' I'l I iU, (.111.1 <iiii 
 ! I ' kVJ\« llli)iiillil .1 I 
 
 ' S lt:l> ^'iriV illllllh 
 
 I . ' , mill ilii' oil I r 
 
 I I.II III , :iiiil till, 
 
 III <irjM>|r|,r ul lilt 
 
 IV' II ilu- iiaiiivol Tr 
 '» » r,,ni ii|ii|| .4 
 ' ' 1.111111011 nil' tS4« 
 
 I III '''\ , III) (vrri! •'* '■••• 
 
 II Niijiiiii.iif.H. aiij ;^''; ;;; \ 
 
 I'lmillC ll4VIM^ I jJu.l. ' ' ' 
 
 > to iii.ikc I in V <i| 
 r. tiny ImiI Itn,. s h 
 I 1 » \Mtl' IViIl I'l/il 
 
 lu.cllu-y kl ii:aii>lkd, 
 iniiTiit. In ilicir 
 
 li'iii^lit .ul I'lriii ot' 
 ■.I. .in. I lu.l ut' lliuii 
 
 I, lor tlii'ir l>iiikliii|.*, 
 
 I .ikr 'Mill Hu l';lh,l}'i'l'< ' 
 
 < iv niii t!.ii, i]iij|. •*!'« ■• 
 c lUiiuH it the y/i.i 
 
 •>■■ i:,i.i, 4ik1 S'. \ 
 
 iii'ldxi". Ill iliii III \\ 
 
 . I sti ri- ,111'ilirr |i|- 
 
 i.f iliiii )it V'l'iK. 
 
 iiinl P.ii'.y ili.u iiLUii 
 
 I l.lkiii iiitlu' >!iviti 1. 
 
 Vi> II' t l.i |iv lU'.l'l 
 
 i.i- I l.iic iliiici'ii :■ /•■ .k... 
 
 I'.nr ol'urui.ii.l I ■ 
 -i:», .Clll (Ml II flu 
 
 ihihI ntcml !id 4 'lii 
 ii (.! M \ . , liiiiji 
 liinvi ,. ot i: , 1 ,11 ir 
 
 Its OIU , tl%i.*.i\ O.rilu' 
 
 iIIk 11 1 1' liir Moilut, 
 iicM i- uMl to .1. cii;;.- 
 Ill'/ ('Mmini! tiriii.i^ 
 
 ik; t fit.iM ill. III! llii'ii 
 
 J.n i)i.<, ;iiii! iMltiiig 
 
 I liMvi' til' in thi- I' .lit 
 
 li re ilij gilt i;j.ii; to Ml'' .», 
 
 ujuil )>rc\ lilt 4 I (Ti- ' -' iK.;'. 
 
 It ihcitifil'. IS, ;i.^ .il.'u 
 
 cPu.lc fHartlu-v !.i.i 
 
 lo.iiiv mii'dl in (,rt"t 
 
 )n ul'tlu' Kiiigit I II 
 I'liiuc, Ins Naiiic tt.is 
 I f'.ir thr.i Kiiin, .111,1 
 iikiiiu ii 111! iinniiiii- 
 I III Valiant aiiJ Polite 
 
 J Ins Prill, c fpiiit hi< jix i' •> 
 uictiicls ; l,c a Jni n'd jJo'i.'.i 
 Stncis aiKlGiMiiiii's, 
 
 giio.l (.1 liisCViuiitry. 
 viiiJi't the I yiaiuiii,.,! 
 .Hid ,,111 oi thi'M own 
 IK.', wlioli' .Mciioi'olr. 
 iivicil the I line Ij; an- 
 
 It. It' J t, iu\c ihrm 
 oiiiL Eiuniitit,uhi.ii., 
 .Iciis ol Tril utf ; 11 i 
 liMc of thiiii. N'.i- 
 .c's Re pii, m.ikc ji.y 
 11, but pj'.AirJy '.-ii- 
 
 f,„tl «llll. 
 
 oil I i'/^i, .,■//;,, ti\ li.t- , .| 
 
 c CoMiliii-iu'y. '1 liiKih.' 
 li/q,.-,'.i's Daughter, iti "! 
 ;t tor lilt AJr;>i,.;j.j liv'' 
 lu- llJn,^y tOlllcqilel.u. 
 
 f ■'':■(, ■'. Im,! brnugtii 
 
 (■Ii-asii at that, dil 
 
 e intoleraMc 1 ribute>, 
 
 lon'.c liiiali aikiiuv\ 
 
 le at Ill's oil'i'olal, and 
 
 of nar.iiuilii, iafle,'. 
 
 ii(; and Qiiccii ilicrti) 
 
 tun jcars old. 'illl^ 
 
 r.J a> yoiiinj :;■, h'- « 'i. 
 
 itr, ami (lowii'd wit;. 
 
 vii.ih; ha', inp a I'rini' 
 
 hiicmy, ^ri vv a little 
 
 an :'.' Ti.ik'. D.n.atiil.'. 
 
 Tl"-. 
 
 ;i i' . 
 
 t Rufi '«. 
 
 r. " >', . 
 p., I If' J 
 
 
 (.gn.it in« 
 
 iM li>l U'4I 
 
 W.ir,i.UT- 
 lAiiiB 
 
 flirjt^in Ik. 
 iw-*n ih,* 
 
 Mnblin 4nd 
 
 CiHllllV'tU 
 
 ilioui i:i<' I, 
 Hi .1 Ik 
 'ill. 
 
 .4t,,*'l'MJ 
 
 • ..!«. .1,4 
 t',,a>.n 
 
 TIvy Wiimr.l (j<vv.l witer (ili»t nl" ih*- l^lc- Uin(!»fr> 
 ill. k ,111,1 iiiiuliit) .lilt ili«ti'ti>ri' iniiU- ihi'ir Kiii|< I'lg 
 l.i',tvr n( hii (iraii.luilM'i tn l'rinn«hr w.iiit Id M'mk , 
 fioni « Nfoiiiiiain a|,i>'i i I < .ii(iu' iril I hi'. Im ^r.l^(ell, 
 mill ihi'y iiiiiilc a liinol an ^,|,ll•dll.•^ nt'^.i;{Roti, Krul* 
 ,iii'l Hijc'i I bill ihif ii<« lierutmilii' (nin, llu-y Imc m 
 tlu'KiiK' .'• ''v ',"'«' . I'l rf'|iiirr li'in I ipnuiili ihi'iii 
 biiili Wiiikiiun aiiil Mi'rriiU, iliii liny iiii'thi have an 
 AniH'liiik ot S'line I I I n'l'ly ilieir C'lty with w.iiii 
 ThiiDeitinn I (I.I I tilr biv.-'iiiiii! the I.tmIc llaie and 
 inn 111 mil of' ihtije thai iiu.te ■ I liili'lea.d ihe Kiiii', bin 
 Ii plily imon«'i| Iml'iinn il.aml made llicni take ii|,Hel,i 
 lilt nil very nernuiniii t.i the M,-v .»' ". Iliey I 'ibid ill 
 'ir.iltuk aihlC'riefpoiidriiu' heiween their Coiiiiii ^ and 
 Alrvi, 1 ; and f">f "n y I'l, but iliniiiiiii'.l iitierly l.) mot 
 ml' ihar |-iif,itivclVo|'le lliiii n," in the Mud, a> they 
 lall'il tlf M''*/' /"til, luiaiilrihey dwell intlieLike. 
 
 \'\ tli'il,' '. ioviriiii'cntH were then fii p.i)'iilir, that 
 K 1 1 I'l lii'nitv'.l little aiii'inir'^ them bvyiiinl ih,' N line and 
 ihi- ligiite, liir the |V pie ,lil|Hi,'d ot ill, mu\ iiiide Wat ' 
 iir IV.tii'.i' ihiy plea>.'.l. IheKinitot ;(';>«,• i/V ,iiii'd| 
 ilo ii'Mii"'!- than nuke Kein,Miltiaii.e> tn the iniiir.iiy, I 
 aiiil dcliiil tiiiMKiiily at leal> tn IVe ire liisCiraull.ni.and j 
 fin luxe, lite til '11 I'lcaliin- n; m the M,-\ tifii'. Hiii ilni'i 
 (onie ot' ilie N'lbiliiv pinnnd tlih, yet iiio'lier Imi'Iiom 
 xvas ji'i lilt It, »n,l nliilv'il to ,lcllroy tin- imiiin l^"'f<| 
 Jiill, iliat ill.' Afi-t <i>!i Kill)' iliHifiifr ot' lii,h ,i l'i'i-| 
 lii'tii.ii nil 'li' be ni'ire cnlir.!, at their inciiy. 'I hii 
 I lit lliey I'll III ix.'entiiin » Im'.' whi e alter, «i,d lre4- 
 .liiriiiiHv ifiird.td the m..iii(' Kinp in lii» own I'.iLi. e. ' 
 'I lie M ii' "I < were traiil|VHleil uitn .'II tlicihulei ind ' 
 I'l ry III tl e Wi-irl'l at thl^olltra^ ,, an I wmi'd prelently 
 lin.' i'/(iic III Ann, to rr\eii('e r , but bii'iij ninderated 
 In I In- pr.i' . A'Hie. ot Innu (it their III. I .'Vien, thcv r.'- ■ 
 r.'lii 1 md. tci II till they bad hll'd up the \a>.ini 1 Im iie, 
 and ('ott.ii a new Kinp. 1 hen liavir.; iiia,'ci"iiipia lit 
 to their Ni u'lihoiiti ot IV'.-wc" and ' i,/.'/ '.■ "i, it ti.ebar- 
 Iv.iriiiK iiM nv ihey lia.l Ini'a nd, and delirc.l i.l tin at 
 leall to Kin,', N'liter.in tlieW ir t|i.;V were i'l ung In make 
 Willi the J< 'ptHitlci-ui , they taithcr iiitriMte,! them to 
 ililill at the tlriftiiir f.t' 4 new Kiiif. .mdfo piiiteeded to 
 ili.1t Atfair. '1 he Piiner tnjdc thOKc ol' wa'. ',\.h.,:.t, a 
 Son nl' tl-iU'iMiMii by a Sl,ive, aii.l by Marri.ii^o .illiod 
 tl) the Kmc ot Vfr.-'o\ Pieraiat .ms lot W'.ir biinp rre- 
 leiirly made of Ivith tides, tlie jV|,-\ , :»;i I 'undtlia' ilirir 
 Encmieithe /ir lyuV ''" were by iniKh tno Itroiig t,ir 
 ihiin, and theiefor,' i ti.inimoiillv pref, d the Kiiii; tn lay 
 dowi hi5 .'\riii',, and Uic tor Heaie, ilinling r.itli.r toferve 
 the Kill'' of .l-,i-pii-;.il \ and diil'iibinj! tlieir own (ii- 
 vcriiiiien', til he thr'jwr. into tl;e body ot his Sul 'uils, 
 than run the nrqiie ot 1" danger, iiiaWar. AnJ tins had 
 been done, (the King not bom; able t.i v. .thlkand the 
 iinportiinitfH of the Pop i'ae\) it a N.nit.g Nublenian 
 imii'd Tiu-n/l.'rc had not ('iii a Itop lo iliele proteediiigs ; 
 He, by hi'. Coiir.ige iiid grnd .'X.lnie, pre eiited this 
 bafe fiibimilion, and the overihiow ot the (lovrrntiient ; 
 he went alone, and pave a b'jld dellanre to the .^dvei lary 
 King 111 his Palae, pio, 'mncd the War openly to his 
 Guards, .iiid had like to ha' c been eiir in pieces t.ir f.> 
 diiinit. 1 heConiiiionsof AJ-vi',n svi re like to be in a tii- 
 iniilt upon this; they were rea.ty toliivcbrnke up m eoii- 
 lulion, left the City an 1 King tiotli, .itul gone lO hii 1 
 rmne places "t Retr?at liir thcnirelvL-sand their baiiiihe;. 
 Hut upon the Kind's proiiiifes and petlwilions t'lcy c.nii'.' 
 tn terms, and an .ii'rceinem was nia.l. i'etween the N.i- 
 bilnv and iliem m this pinpiife : 'I'hat I'm. ,• the ly.aiii 
 • Itiefs of the War svis to lie upon the ll.oiiKlers i.f tli.; 
 C'omiiiriu, it in the I'lKcerdinn Uatrlil.e \f.'v,;f>.i were 
 i.vrr.ome. the (..innuMis fliou'd be .nt their lull liberty, 
 iiid difpnle of K'o ', aii ! Noblemen as thev tlioiii;lit (it , 
 I'lit if, on the other hana. 'hey ;>ot the Viiflory, iliry 
 ihrju'd qni! ill priferliu: s t.i any Interelt in theCIovirn- 
 Mir' • f t ,lie I'litiire, ainl ie Valfals tn the Nobleniin, 
 iliey v.d their I)i-f.:en],iiit' after ilieni. Ih^ wile bar- 
 gain made, and foiilirm'd in t.'ic nioH lolcinn maimer, 
 ihey went ir ! .T'f.ape.l the tncir.y, where by the Coii- 
 laiic andcv rlVm Coiilm^ of T i.i.-'M, tli.'y gain'd M 
 entire Vnfto--- • tr.cy took the Ci'y of 4^■'^"^ ■''''' fe'l'. 
 ss iili all th'j riili .Spoil of it, (mttiiii; all the Inhabitants 
 •.I) the Sword ; rtiii". nor ton-.-ived witli tins, they p.ir- 
 fiied the broken Fi^rees of their tn.niies to the Abuin- 
 taiiis, an,l luvin?, rcdii 'd them to the Kill extremities, 
 Ipar'd ill. Ill upon condition of osviiing theSo\crei^ii'y 
 i,f M\. 1 for the time to euine. 
 
 'J'hiis had the King and Kobdity two Vii.'torirs ai 
 onve, one over ihe.r own Party, and another over their 
 } ncMiKi ; the C-.i!nm,)iii were now rheir abf diitc: .Ser- 
 laiits, aiul ii.itiii Kil l"o to be, till a roreii;n Power nia,!e 
 King, N'libl,'. an.l Plebe' ..*, Sl-ivcJ nil together. Thr 
 VI; '.he lirrt If. ;^ of the ^leatneli t'f Aie.r.t ; here was a 
 
 iiJ'c : 
 
 ■If. 
 
 -.1 11,1 it,- 
 
 .1 I Ol".' 
 
 M.i: t I',;- V. 
 
 • llli,ll- .'..il ';, 
 
 •I . I I '. I 
 
 '.'Vils a '.sl'le, .' 
 
 I ii till 111 uii , i. ;' 
 
 '.Ti.'iii. Ml 111' r... 
 
 poiriiiCatv il tiiiowiit. It'll I iw^iiuniii, aii,| |ii|.imt- 
 
 uil iiiit* Yoke. Ami ih,' jjiwhI Inniineol iln' \ii* 'iimiin t» • 
 
 III' rraid eiiry day, VidmuiS ami I riuu.plit ia-.i«l •"•• ••* • 
 
 bliiig iiiii|.iii thrill ann.e : g, r .p i. kly al'ir lin., iliu''* '' 
 liillctioveininni't of III, I . and L. fi...'., (wUi It f .'N 
 pjris ui the Kingdnlll of tilt I I/4II i,'»ii, of will ,li •■( ' 
 ..■^'fi', uJMhi ih'il l.iiy) ili.'jr 1 1'.'.) wiik-lujlii'\> ■; 
 npby till laineHroMinif I'.met. I"(»ii lli. li I ilnnitiu 
 vsj<a vail ileal ot iieli l'liiiii.'ir, (;i,!,i, .')ilvtr ai.J ),V' 
 eis, .aiiy'd away in A/c>i,i, vtliidi iioivln(.i,i m piniin 
 (oiiiiitiiim ot An liiipeiiai fa.i'. jikI herl'i.i., eioai'!' ., 
 likeai'iiaiMnnai'l'. I'hcli J'.'/'i/ ,,.ii w. 'i! Ills' Kd' ■• 
 niynf one of un I't biMl.a' .aiiio oi'fi J ilie.V.jf h 
 iiilial'it ills t'o'iiitry, and wtr 'c ilil ii ' i ''} f.i.gii,.ui , 
 Ciiiilitiyiii.ii m tlie A/rs. IN/ hoWeVil, i • vs 'hv* Wvi. 
 ilirii SUvei, aiil llinttly afiei aniiilMt „|il,.' In.i,, iIk" ' " . 
 Siiil'itnil,;., were fi ton , ami Uind nl uly J fi-...i.. l.y ' '' ' 
 t ii.iirllr,, piiCiifi',! iluit (,ii)vsn loK'i,gl^.( rr. Il'i |. 
 nejt (.r.npii'lt Win that nl rlie<;ity ot '(./*(.. ••..', Wiiuli'. ,'; 
 Itoo.l III Ihe I ake oi At. «'Tj IV/-! , i ■/'•.', ^ ami' w*' lii 
 loiini,lablc III ill tha' Pan ol the W, lid, il it lie linnl" r 
 was almoin Arn«y eiiou.di lo h.ive dnni ihr liitiiel, 
 H iwever, to alfioni iln hiemv inoie, la ,,iri)'d aiiAr 
 niynt B<i;»alnii'.' w,tl. linn, an.l I'lMiinal; olied t' et.'i- 
 f\, hepiefsilit fn (liJ'.ly v» nil Ins voniig •soldu ^, that 
 the Ueten lairs fwlio i'< U: tin.' .lid I'.t do n''lih, and 
 lUTi iiJiKiiiei'd lis the very t'.iin.' ami LhjraJernf tin; 
 (Jiner.il, i|iiiiii-d tliiir I', lis, an,l I'ligie 1 ilu <,iiy: 
 hull. IP'S in.iJc lo tniiih iioile, tint iIk' Kii ; < I / • " - . '.».■ 
 ••Ki' i.iiiilude.l lie liiniil.l t,i:t be nil' 'r .li fii,.l l.ini, '' 
 loiiglio'ii the Powirof Anns, hi Int 
 the A( I ,.(. '. ai'.l iherif.re bs lln .\ 'v 
 ot h.nCnin il, he li 1 1 his An balla 'i '. 
 Ill il'oil m King I .Ji'iii t.jii, ssl ,> |.\ 1 1 
 tlierl I'Wii i.ided i» what l.i 1 a.l ■,■. 
 I.ate I'l.n.e hiiving einoy d ilieli 1. 
 an.l made wis tor .i SiK,:ellnri 
 (iiili.les liis inaiiy t.oi ;iiell!i il.i 
 hnil'ill", iiannly, ihe gr.-ai t a.' i 'iitit.'ng aim 
 thel.akcknii, A,.-M, t.. V ,«/,.,-, v.li.h \va» t II '■ , .' 
 l.taguej, a Woik ot iij Ms iil'Jii.i. J,i i.sih ^ t , ,, i , 
 onthe.i sniint ot l.'o' ii irn 'ird loid •. ih'iiii wis ,i 
 Cnllaiiill a'oiir. The i. m (ho'' e lill"|.„, M.trrt.- 
 UK, the liilt of fiiai Niiir, wlio was h | ' ew tn the t: ■ 
 111. iis(iener.'i l.t iteH.: , ,'<, this htur lun .1 fo to the 
 latl Kiiig/,-i/'i',i/f. Tin-. I'liiire w.is.i ni glny { on,] 'eror '• -' ' f''-- 
 loo, he liib IlK'd llie Pi' > n, e of (' a . •, .ir.i! n iilnig iIk ' ' ' 
 Mo'iniaiii Men».l.; he . uipei'.i on to ihe Noth .Sea ; 
 tioin theme retii'mti", 'owjrdsihe Viiitii Si i, liel'iib.lun! 
 ^levei.il other I'r.jviiii, , ,iiil by the fiip.ilhiin \'.i o ' 
 aolCilory ..I his Unklc/'Aic. /'//.•.■, rais'd .lie A(.-.v i-.. 
 iNinie .iiiddl.iry In a very lii(h |iUli. lit built tl.i 
 li'i.n.is rinip!,' i,f the Idol f'V;; ."i.f^ , and Hljln ei'i.i 
 till' fiiandeiir of the Inipeiiil I'a!a, .', ly ipjoiiiti'in 
 jgii.iter nun hers nf Officer* and ^',lnlttl« tfail ev r 
 i were iis'd by any of his P;-e,leee!i,.-.. 'I u.i- le .'Ifiili-.r |. - .' ;,i, 
 fill! lit iifoot the Cnftoiii of t'l K.ri<'< ij iiij; ii. Prrljii ' '•' ' 
 to the Wars, to fetili tn Captives !• '' the Saeiitie^s ol i"! '["J",,^' 
 
 till ir Cironation Sobiniii'iis. He w.is , fown',1 with 
 
 more pmiii' asu! ceinnony than an\ Pnnre Infiie h.iii 
 ha.l bcin, an,! the piiMnk Sliisss upon thai t.).\alu -i 
 .well' iiuuli iiii'ie niiineni'i. andltaulv. He being dead, (Jmi-'o'j 
 j the Crown was oli'ir'.i i, i:i:,iil,'c., ,ii , inlidiration of ^ tin 
 hi. great Merit, but he as ".eiier.iull) ..'fi.s',! it, :ind r.ave 
 his Vole fill I'lY'i/i, rill d.itas'.l i*. '/o ;iii/'.i'.s Jion. Jin. 
 PniKi w.isilirevlHy the Ueverie '^r li. lather ; he was a 
 C.owai.i, Weak an.l inblpo-'.l tn .''i\: ■,. 'i'l\' A'-^.- 
 ■■ :>i , the moll dn'il'iil .Si'b'e.'t> in the W'niid; mii'd no; 
 beai hull, and tii.re'i re pOifnuM l.rn '->iir .if the wa^, 
 an 1 made room lor a iti'-re wnirhy Sn ...li'ir. This i\ i, 
 .■<\ ;»..!, another of the Sons of tiic (jieat \l"i.r'r;tn\ 
 an.l '.iroiirhi into the 1 hioiie likew.l,' bv the Inteied ni 
 r. .-r .;',■. ; that biavi' liciicral diJ n f li'.'e ■ i u-e i.,is 
 le,.inil King ('vl. nil he had made.) I'lsMi'd, I. .t c\)i.ie.i .'.'..' ' 
 wntii out with ol.l Ai^e, an,', the toil ,,! butirx's. T; i- ' 
 whi ie linpiie was deeply aitiidi.d .a his Deatn. ;■ .i 
 tliey b ir) d liim with a So', iiiint. bieomiiv^ th. Qua.; 
 t', of the i;reati'rt of their Priii.e, ; i.c lels ;liail di.s »■. i< 
 line tn i.'ie Founder of iheir fcinp're. and the grer, '' 
 .Man ir. i!;at part uf the Woi Id, .is all agree lie \s ;. ; . . 
 r.-., v.a.i a \ ery lii.'cclstul Prince in .ill iiis \ .'ndccakl'.e-, 
 and '.he ninli saliant the .'Vf.'.vo- i.;j e\tr had He ail.ie.l .p . j. .^ 
 to the I'^nipiie ihe Province .if T:<i.,.v!it... wimii lie- i",j.. .' 
 i:ol.e.igiiesfrom A/f.v;.i, and carry dins Coii'Mielti as- 
 tar ,!S I, /,.'/'.■/.'.■/>, a well known P.it in the SoMthSta. He 
 rediic d tl'.c Gostriimeiu of I"-:; .'ii.'ni to the ' )bedienec ,,'. 
 \/..v i;' likewile. aii.l niatle thai Se.lition.i Piriv, whiiii 
 had li-pataied it fell fnmi the main Body, unite again, 
 mil b,-, nine one !'• npic with th:iii. The f^.ttrl I'.c.tt . n-t^-nkt 
 I'us',! to do it ly (i\< mianj, and Uieir Prince. Jnllcud '-' 'i-«i'iJ- 
 
 1 1 
 
 I" 
 
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 '■H 
 
?i ,: ■.[ i 
 
 770 •/ hi' iruilnnd Moral Hi/lory of ' the Span j(h W elt- Ind ics. lib. V. 
 
 V'n™,'!"of <-'li.ii:cn.;c to U;'.h\ H.m\ r ) H 
 .■.t\lnul^ Ii'ihot ilii'Mi iluir Ariii.T'- r-. 
 
 lH. I.ar.l .^' fPiiil>iail(!c.i .ill 10 H;l)l-1 I'.tl 
 
 r>.J'r-N.tf. 
 
 iiis S'i\ciiii; 1, <>'"' I'll" " 
 mJ witli him. 1 licy luil 
 kIv Ji.u'.'n I'p, ''111 ili<-> 
 
 nil the CnmnAiMlii. vv.i'i 
 Tlif ifl'cct rifit W.1S, !lwt 
 
 <iivii!>.vl 1 1 1 ui\t iIkiu two. . ,. ,- - 
 
 t'lc Priivi.' ul' I r.': '1 ,'. ■ iior:tli!clnpi^t'-vcnliirotlK-luririi.s| Vx 
 blii'.vs (if tliL- .\; v.-M, |i-,i|'.Tir, turn'.l .-ilmut :m.l I'lHi 
 aw,;y tow.-.r.ls liii: (.'uv, ,iti.| Ins own M'n li'tiiip, liiiii 
 k tlioiv 'kcU .iikI run .ituT tr.in .'.lui I'Otli \M.TC 
 
 iim. 
 
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 Till.- I'liiv.cof;,:/ 
 
 
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 •V ir' 
 
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 's .S, ■-. 
 
 (\l...-.v.i vci' ■'<■■ 
 
 'I '..A' 
 
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 w'.^o puifiiuvl thtui very .iolc. 
 r Ul'" tin; 'I'')";!. aiKl to l.i'i.' 
 
 . I .•I'lV-.iiplc. I t ..'..■.•....■ l.c- 
 !,;■ Iirii, (nrcrLl tic 1 niit'lc 
 V !i.;l'ulil nt hull, J.i-i'm.'.x' ' 
 ,11 I'iom ih. • !■ 
 
 v,i. Miic a; 
 ;■.'.! I'l tin- iiif.iii tii.i • fiiiiujly 
 
 f • . ,,,■' , l'.. tlut till, (..■-> 
 
 ■ 1; .t:'V .1 vie: 11. .11 ui!icr.s 
 
 •i 
 
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 tv. w; 
 
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 to.- ['--r 
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 1V.1S .iny it ihulf Wf>i,i/i'« Piirici'« 'ot porhjpi liit'lly 
 
 any other) (o hii;li and Itatcly a': hi' ; .ili I'ltbiiins ivi'n- 
 
 t n.i.l out ot h.,i I'.ilacc, ami not lultinl to l^'ar atiy 
 
 V'ffxi: al"-iiit hull : ho \v,is (crv'.l only I y hn NoWniu'ii. 
 
 iiiii no other iLiicd cvir to v-oitic mro l.;.i Pu.'(i,iin' ; it .1 
 
 ;»ii lookM liini 111 the tart- he was p'lnilli'd w.ih 
 
 Death. He iieeer wurc atiy Ciiu.i 1 tit. ut e.ir or dumk 
 
 out of am V ill. 1 iiiorr than (jure. W'liin hr went a- 
 
 ■ roail, the No^ltnieii carried Irni in a CKur ol Siat(! 
 
 ii;"iii tlicir l]i iilileis ; lie never let his toot upcii tlic 
 
 ' lie .uromi I, l>iit it' he li(>li:od at any rime thcie wae 
 
 n.li Cai-pets i!".e:iil (or hiin to walk Ufcii. .And alwavs 
 
 111 Ins I'rii^relles heard hi.s No'lts were e-nlosM l-y 
 
 'heiiiielves, and ai tlic rcll ot the tiaii kept without 
 
 f that lolty I 'hi.ie ISonnds, iiciie daring to Itip withiiitlKiii. He was 
 
 ■■i liereial M iiK.it i::a;taiid i.npartial Ptlpcnfer of Jiiftice, never 
 
 ■' .itid an aee of the iij',0111 ol his 1 aw.-;, and twii'; a 
 
 wohil Caf- ilia' Wan na.'s 111 whom he found .iny way 
 
 '•itliiy in llie r!if liar;;c of hi'i Duty, lo l:eep a ilKrc 
 
 I I'ti iiil and watehlul e^eover h* I\op!e, he wou d pry 
 
 .;oiici'nto then- ndioii": liiiuieil, and ii.^t rolv altoeeth'-'r upon 
 
 the Repot", ot other Men. "] vvai. ii'X '.m.oaiiiK.n wirii|o,^j. 
 I'll! to throw ntf the Knip, and go up and down i;i aj- ■''■"" r 
 I'll.iMiile, ro lee who were trully and dilic.cnt in thcit*''''''''^!''' 
 Offiicsa.'id wl;o were not. raitaularly he w^.u'd vilit 
 h:s |lu^f;e^ .ind trv ttieir Integrity, I y (.If. n:v^ theinhees 
 
 Ciia 
 
 linil,i(l) I* 
 I'j t iriti. 
 
 ; . He liihdued 
 vvli.i inhabited 
 v; 1 u ; HI ol'dct to 
 ■^.rni it ti.e ,S,'.i in 
 laiili Imkuoi 
 
 V 
 
 \'M 
 
 . 1' I 
 •u 1.' 
 
 V nm ■,". 
 ■ li!;e a;; 
 
 lii-r 
 
 ■u (, 
 
 I-..;' 
 
 !.■'., 
 
 r«'.-. I 
 
 i '. 'la-e ;.' '•; v .•" 
 :.\'..:,\ 1>\ an tier 
 Naii'o vva'' .' :; ; ■ 
 -:, y'. 
 1 , e'. . f ,\ 
 vv i<i a li lie 
 
 iMii , li'.aii 1 -..,, . , .,-.,..-... 
 
 • . !'•; . r Al.ite'i.iK. upon wlueli and Btilv.'s, which if any o! tlicin took, hee.rra'niy l-.x- 
 
 : .'iiiiv, and I" p.ot to the hiie-''''-'Jte.l tlicni f.r it rdui wards ; and ho made no dilTe- 
 
 ! nil 1. of hi'. l;uii ire 's far .-45 1 reiKe be: ween Nobles an 1 vi.!(;ar Men, letwecii Siran- 
 
 I ■ .VMio- fron .\ ;.'.>,•; liiit ! .'^"-■■s and Km lied, yea, the nearcit of liii ISlood., if h: 
 
 e Fi'iildiii;". and H' aiit'i.-,, of f"^'"^^ 'hem tar,!',- in the pcrlormanee ot their Duty. 
 
 h V .jiriclid u underwater,' ' hi'; I'reat l-'riuee l;ad ipent alo'.it i.fYcar^ in all this 
 
 :■■.: 1 111 .".■: . H'ai..r-(0'iife rothe Ci- ^''ory and I-eJi.-itv.when thcSpm.-ai.ii ^.iiiie to tl.i'.ilt hun 
 
 a ;■' -^ ': 1 .'• "I it. md had well-iii.ih o t ot it. 1 he Stor> l.iys. rliai tlieie were .'-biindanee,,,^;-,^^^/ 
 
 I'ur ;,'.[. n 'ilydK-w otfrint Hoo I '* Prod gici that t'orctold tins niijihtv diange , Comei>,Pini'^ti. 
 i i!.c Sirecs that hid f. tlet'd, and l^raiiRc unaicountiolc Lif;ht.s in rlic Air, V^okes aii.l 
 ni-r.' line tl;.i:i ever, aivl en.oinpak'd Monlti ts. In a word, Ibine Stupnidio' s .Sijins or otiier 
 '.I..1 ."■••■ ,' III ali iheEIiii-eii";, wliieh topethei with tlie Predidlions 
 
 ;;, male viv ft .\''/rrT- w/ • -Jif le- "^1 the M ijjualrcople amonj'.li tlieiii, made the l-iiipc- 
 .1- 1 ■ .-oiv.i upon the 'I'hri ne. And '<^'' cxcetiively irietaiicholy, an.l tontus'd the whole 
 i". .•'■il> v.-as nnie to the higiicd Country. 
 n '...vli ..ii 1 tile M in .-hv 1 I ii were ^^'e' Oiall not trouble the Rc.idcr with the recital of 
 i',.- vs HI' Ills I'lince w" In thele, feeanfe a great part of them perhaps we.i'e owing 
 ■er •*■'. t .-) til s (.i .Ttleiit, ind .in to the Siiperltitiou.s fancies and :on.-cits of the AJi-A;.M«/ j 
 :■ 11 1.1 1-..11 V V .1'= etfiwine Cireat .ind •'H'' "n iti ' o'le.'r hand, we don t fuppoie but that toinc 
 M lip '11 one 01 'WO by a ("o , ign I'ovv,--. extrior linary ihuigs might happen before lb icmarkablc 
 '\ S;^y ■••n a"-5 inoie v.oicv in it, and a Catinropheas this was, and the fate ot lb iiuehty ajj 
 IV.' be '1 'vi r/' !;i'k d. i '" m the W. aid, we I'-nipi.' be iillier'd ii> with l;veiitsaiid .•'iiYcaranees very 
 re -I'll.!.' ir ill t'Vs th.m ill the for- l"'p:i.!ii p, as eiedible blillones .ilUire us concerning 
 
 fone otuei- Parts ot tile World. But then this is to lie " 
 n R-r 0:1 ' 1 evcclienr I'lKlownunts, .idded toi, that tlu iiu.itins .are fo very full of vvhitnlical 
 -i-d (ii viiv vv mLrfully vcfpeClcd tu(XTlliionsNotioriS, that they ate ready to inakcMi- 
 ' !'. V ("o'lnc;!, (fwli.ch he was a r.Kles aiul P:oilig.es of every thinmhey don't undetiland 
 
 the the oaf ,11 of ; and fo 'tis with t'elpect to Oiiieiis and 
 Prefai-cs, a Kird can har.ljy fly ui the .Air, or a Pjcaft 
 m.ne upi u the Cjio'.md b 't they'll liiid bmcthini; 01 
 othei of anOineniii't. 1 low-ever, in .•/./). I 'ii?- the Ca-. 
 
 ( -iihc ill'' 
 
 't.ur 
 iiad. 
 
 a'lb Ciiiiniii", and I'olitick 
 
 in 
 
 i..tie iti 
 .:.cr . II'. ~. 
 
 a; •, , ■' > via- 
 .-n i tor hi \'v'. :■.-•■'■, 
 in the luil'er ■'< I 
 .\le:-;bPr. lie vis' 
 
 t.:;'ult .'.egrtc, and un erlio d . il the Ars (jt Dilliinu 
 ition nn.l Intiigne as well as he diJ thole of Wart 
 [■^one li.id iuore Courape Rir the I'lcKl, iv.r more Wit 
 and M.Tiit;e 1 cot for :he Coiitt tji in he. A. id to poil'cis 
 the I'e-.'fle wi'h N'l.ioiis of his grcar I'lery and lU've- 
 lencc of the ''n .Is fvvh'ch wi.s otic, and not an unlike- 
 ly V'.',:v of f,'"tti ■; riieir AffeifVi-it-.s) he us'd frcipirntly to 
 
 I e 
 
 jo 11 *.ltl itv 
 
 vil. 
 
 1. unities they feai'd b'.'gan tocjine nearer in view, iw'^^Z,.'[\,l.;..ii,_ 
 ihtrc ai'pcar'd 111 the Norrh Sra CTtain luii^c Bodies ino-niwuR'-t 
 vmp along upon tlie v»at'.r, and the in.n-.ni upon the ""■"_''. °' ■'' 
 fl.ore were under Iciiic t'liiccrn to know what lort of 
 .•\niiiials lliev were. We in V.u ■ i>c call thet'c things 
 
 ;-Cwr.;ry 
 
 retiie hiii..'.' flu; , \ piiv ate Chapel in the gnat 'reii!]ile, 
 
 vvl! te l-.e ,v..s '.iry b'die ill peitorniing tlie Ruestf bisl'Ship.-, bet they to.k them to In 
 
 Kebpi'ifi. I'l 1:1 i'l tlicli' accounts his Pledtion wa:, | Moultcis of the Sea. But they 
 
 •hull .11' 1 (iiio. t;. I'v.-.. of .111 Men were tiirnd upon , ni'b'd and Irirlued when the\ taw ihem .Ira-.v near to then 
 
 hull .1 'h' lutcii r, 1I..11 o I e lier.ilK'd w.tli iheC'.liarpc ihof, and l.ving .'Vlcii come o.ir of the Btl.Ks of 
 
 of thr l''.u'|'i:i'. \'.'h. 11 I (■ li.id Ir.trMii^enc'' that he was | and Men with Jong Beards and Mulfacliots too, and in 
 
 :ho;iii, he hi.l liimlell ,11 i!u 'I empie, and fecm'd ve-,a llrange <iarb ; ihev be'icvid thefe to be of tb.e fame 
 
 ry ;i|ivvd'ii.t>'.. av.'pr ili 1 1. iiom ; and the Lords were j Species of Annuals v. ith thendeives, bc.aulc they faw 
 
 Whales, ( r f inie otiier 
 
 Were iiiidi more al^o-,,;;j, ;v^ 
 
 ti .1;. ot tht. 
 
 theni.sii («""»- 
 
 atjici ta fl) 
 
 'ore'd to 
 Ihc'l'iioii 
 lii; liiid 
 
 'ill.' and I'eo h lu'ii (i 11 
 
 them go erect, aiiJ heard them talk, but thole Beards 
 
 W 
 
 ..1 '..■ 
 
 'vd 
 
 : as 
 ei.i 
 
 I'lr.ll 
 I'eit 
 
 et.it 
 
 rau;.' 'ii 
 
 upC"! ..'1 
 
 Spefili 
 C CI ' 
 
 , . I'l 
 
 'lli'C I'.iVV -i' 
 
 ■ t'lel'av 
 
 .Old ,1' 
 
 wjv e\ti 
 .\ivoi 
 , -.e 
 ( ■ a. id 
 Ai-.\ . ij 
 fc.ite.i V 
 "..",1 o\'. 
 
 Wtr. bv 
 ,s .Ml. 1. 
 pri.-i .■ i 
 . ,1 111 I I 
 I' ol 1,, 
 X .'ill' 
 , i. r<..i, 
 
 ■o|i"i 
 
 1. • 
 
 I r 111 I'lcdi'celfon. ; he drew 
 - ,111 1 the Calves i.t liis Legs, 
 Is.ile;- ei.'d, .ind anvlib.nie- 
 1 a.i'ivv I- iKvays the C iltoin 
 .1. of ilk- (beat Men to make 
 !' n.ee.'dd < 1 h.u'.ly was any Prince 
 ' '.1 .1. h . .'.'.i lo iiiu h lapt re expref.'d. 
 , i'*,.ii!i f'l" !;.'.e ex ■••if's Wire alio 
 
 : ■ r ' i.ii'i; •;. ' I'calt';. ilie .Shews, 
 I'm;" V . 'ii ' Vi.i Hce;, the lUuuiinations, 
 '. I'c 'vi- J e !'i ilip of the thill-', was every 
 
 t t: e cr It 's • f Sua' g 'tj tl-it ramc to Mxi- 
 ir S.-'cne;: , ther!- were !■ n ■.• ol tlie /■'•/'r.i/- 
 ..'.'..' -.,.».•. ibc iti^lt iiivc-erst'' b.nem'cs of the 
 .1 wb.e;-' .'.■•i;'-- i.' : l.al I'.ilcover'd, he 
 '!'e ki:!.in>.;'< .iiui rcncioiif. Mitiie World, 
 
 .111,1 p'ace him in 
 
 '1 hcCeremrny ol'l.md Whiskers were 
 111. ire Sipeiltitirnsi made the Matte- a 
 
 , w.. 
 ■:th ■ 
 
 very puzzling (ir.;iii:i fiances, and 
 litilc don''thil totht'tn. The .S.m- 
 "/.' ..'j however treated thein well, iiiid pleas'd them with 
 fome yCi.ir/i'.it) 'I ovs, infornurj theii.lelvcs at the fame 
 time of the (irentncls of the Piimc, and the Ki.h.sof 
 the Country. Having got this notice they di!ni:fs'd 
 the/),'.//.!/..', Mid llii'fe la'.rer |)r'.'fci'tly fcut tiduigs toScvwf'.'in ■ 
 Gout of what they had feeii, and together with that^^'"- 
 the Piv"Uiic:> ot" tlic i;4«..;'./i, 'lieir Habi's and Siiips, 
 
 He (!>■! Ill 
 
 Ir.iven upon ( 
 
 il, ?v..\ 
 
 the ifiilcs 'he) badigiven thdii. 
 
 .'Ml this went Ipec.lily to Court, and mil'er.ibiy coido'.iii- 
 iled both the Iiinpitor and hi.s Coun il ; hereupon he 
 gave Orders thar Wan lies lliou'd b,' fet upon a 1 the Sca- 
 Coafts, t'l give none,; wlvn iliefe llranL',c liiinps ap- 
 pe.ir'd again. And this was no longer tiiaii tin the next^',<,i„,j, 
 Year, tot tiieii d'l.-y difiover d the Sfr.' i/i- blcct vhithoiii: i*i<' ' 
 liad C'l (CI .u\) Ills Men aboard. The Council now (to'-'''^" ''^' 
 encour.igeth.- Hiuperor, oi c'f.'Oiitit a I'lin.l belief of 
 what the Pneli.^ '.. Id the. 11} alfiu'd him that tliis was on- 
 
 h's S '.'vc:*s tc do the I'.Ke. Uai. never ly llieii great 1 out <J^ic:^'^-.:^i>r.l, 
 
 come again to them, 
 why 
 
idies. Lib. V. 
 
 ; (or piThjpi liirlly 
 ; all Plcbii.ins wiTf 
 fiilt'ird ro I'L-ar jtiy 
 ly I y Ins KoWcnu-r.. 
 J Ills Pli.(i'rii r ; il a 
 
 was ji'inillt'd \v,ili 
 iir. ui t.ir i.r duii k 
 Win 11 )ir uiTit J- 
 111 a Chair ul Siaio 
 
 Ins tool ii|iii the 
 ly rinic tlicie u\ri' 
 uj (Ml. Ar.iialu'.ns 
 s were c'hIiis',1 I'v 
 tia 11 kept wiihoii; 
 Uiiiiilicni. Ho wa« 
 .•r ot Jiifticc, never 
 
 I aws, aiiil tu Is a 
 lie tbuiiii any way 
 lo Vxcy a iiidro 
 p'e, lie woud I'fy 
 els alrotcth'.T upon 
 ■X '.nii oniiiKii wi'li| Qi f ,. 
 up anil down n aj- ''"im . ■ 
 nd dilifvnt in tlicir'"'''''-!''' 
 arly he wou'd vilii 
 y 1 li> nn;-; liieniFLLj 
 k, lieeir:ai;ily l-.x- 
 
 he made lUi ditle- 
 ;ii, Ictwecii S'.raii- 
 if his Bio'.d, it" lie 
 ot tlieir Duty. 
 I. J Years in all this 
 
 .^ame to tl.inli hiin 
 
 e were ,ibundanee,^^;|,,^,,,,; 
 
 (liangc , Comets, Prfj-ci 
 
 Air, Voiees and 
 :o' s Sipis orodier 
 nab tlie Prediiitio'ii 
 
 made ihe l-nipc- 
 ntus'd the v^he'lL 
 
 with the recital <n 
 
 erhap's were owing 
 
 b ol the/\lrA-.,.'.».'/ ; 
 
 [■ofe l)ut thar loinc 
 
 toic lb icmaikablc 
 
 c ot fo iinehry a!» 
 
 -•'ippearaneei very 
 
 re n< concerning 
 
 then ihis is to lu- ' 
 lull I'd'whiin.'ical 
 
 idy to make Mi- 
 
 y don'i underitanj 
 
 '.\ ro Omens and 
 
 le Air, or a iK.dt 
 id vimcthini; oi 
 .'). l-,i7. theCa-, ^ 
 
 arer in view, torj;n,,..|,^.(.:.n 
 hni^c Bodies nio-tm«-tjRci 
 
 hull -.Hi liron thc"""^"" '''' 
 
 )W what luri ot 
 call thefe things 
 les, ( r imieoiiier 
 
 ni'ich more afto-,.;,j, >;,. 
 
 dr.T.v ne,ir to iheu i .ot i'k 
 : Beliie.sof theni,S''P"""'- 
 clioi-s tro, and in 
 ) be of tl'.e fame 
 c.aule they faw 
 Hilt tliole Beards 
 .:ni:'.rtances, and 
 
 thvm. The.S,',:- 
 pieas'd them wi'.h 
 elves at the lame 
 and tl;e Ki.h.s of 
 .c they dilm fsJ 
 ■ fcnt tid.ngs toNcwi f';nt ■- 
 f.cther with that'-"-"- 
 4abi's and Siups, 
 ) l-.ad<Bi\eii tluin. 
 iiferaldy i.on!'o'.;n- 
 ; hrreiifon he 
 t upon a i dieSca- 
 lran).-,c i.iini'S ap- 
 
 liian nil the next5„,(<,j, 
 r.' ill- Meet ^-huhcon-.t ihi- i- 
 eCciii.ul now (to'^''^' '*'' 
 
 a blind b-lisf of 
 
 that tliis was on- 
 
 c iv^\\^ to them, 
 
 V\1,IJ 
 
 Clwp-^iV- The itvil and Moral Hilton of f/jcSpanilh vVelt-Jifdics. 77 
 
 who had been for fomc Acres in the Eii'Oprtn World.andl upon cither Pany, or carr\inp on anv other Delip.n tbaii 
 was now r'-nim'd into the Weit according to his Pro- that of rromotinp the Coirimcn Peace and Ti.unu'ihtv of 
 
 gnibiir^iSii mifc. Tpon this M-iucxumr li-nt a iplendid limballv to|thr bnipirc. 'I'lus 
 
 i->iiwi(. Caiti", with abundance of noble Pi elents, to ion[',iani- 1 pleas'd all them tha 
 late his arrival; to tell him alio, that he knew he was 
 his Lord Q.ic^:-^/ilc-^<t ■, and therefore aikm^wledij'd hiin- 
 fclf his Sonant, and that he Iwld ';-.s (. 'mint ry only in 
 iiisNainc, and as his Krprclcn n;vc. This was no lit- 
 tle .idvanta^e to Coita, and ■.• erefurc he humoiird thi- 
 bulinefs accordingly, prcirniliiij' he was that \ery Per 
 
 fon they cxpcctctl, and made the belt lisiirc poinble atl .-/:(,; coud not be fo t>!ind, but they midl n. e.'s fti 
 the recepti(-n ot" the Ambalfadors, who () oor wretches)! rhroiifh thcfe pretences : lo that Jealuali. s and L) lirniis 
 
 whccdhnp J> -laratititi wundtrliillv 
 luard it, an I loth "i-r. vni.i i and 
 his Lords cxprclsd a }ireat deal ut Sitisfitftion an I f i!i- 
 nel's upon it. I lie ^i I'.l.y,!. were i .ii;-f-d wxh .,1; the 
 l.>eligli-< and biiteriainnients that that p -^iipoii.- Omtt 
 coiul .'iltbrd, and the l-.mpcror was not Ipaiint of Jii. 
 I'leleivs toCaici and his Olllcers. 
 However this calm filled not Ion", and the \ 
 
 ,\,>Ti II, 
 
 >!rewof both lide:, and both \p-.,i'i4:i,l, and .»/ -V!\.j;/. wc 
 iiiiealie. 
 
 C-ir- findlnpthLfeDifird'rsto iiicreafedii'y, tiioi t.l.t 
 to niakt one fure Itroke to keepthc .\/ xiafu in awe, and 
 prevent tlu-ir lakm;; Arms in their own Defen c, and 
 
 Piif r, -'^unphr 
 
 .S^.Jt 
 
 l-nl 
 
 paiil liim even Divine Honours and Kcvcrenee. 
 
 Cvfi and his Ofliecrs now conferrM together upon 
 this iVfatter, and t. included ih.ir they oiij;ht not let Hip 
 this opportunity of makiiifjaneiitrance uitoth, Co-.intry ; 
 in order to this, to pive the hdinir the gieatelt Notions 
 of them and th--ir Valour ifillible, and to appear in all 
 the terrors of a Warlike hi'.un- betiae tli"n. 1 his rcfo- 
 lutionbeinp fillow'd, they a.-.ordinnly lli(-w'd tliem all 
 then !■'■ iffc.vi Arms, and niadethe Attillery tie dilcharp d 
 from .ill thejihips : the roariiu; iioile of which altonilli'd 
 tlic ,\/-v;.iwr, as much as il they had leen thcHeavins 
 fall before them. 
 
 In a woid. the Fmbaffadors went home with rjuifc 
 anuther opinion of ('«.'r< than they had at hrit ; they 
 fai.l they were fire their Lord w.as not r.ime in th.at 
 Troop, bet as for thcfe, rhey were Inme Powers that 
 were t'heii Vnemies, and came onlv to delirny them. 
 
 Moiitr-^iim,i recciv'dthele Kml'alfadors with abundance 
 of Siiperrtitioiis Ceremonies in his Palace ot Andienre, 
 where he always fate iip'in Inch Occafions as thcfe. 
 There were a pieat nninlei of Hninanc Sacrifices pre- 
 par'd, th- Blood of whi. h was fprinkled upon them as 
 tliry wi ill into tlic I-.m| eror. However, the News they 
 l>rout;ht was f > perplexinc to him, that now he was al- 
 ir.otl bolides himfclf; and to omit all the Stories of his 
 •■onfultini; the .Sorcerers and Magicians, '^ pnt a (top to ^ 
 
 the progrefs of thefe t-'oreigners by their pcrnicio-.'s Arts,' Mallacring a great number of them, which 
 as alfo the fruitlcfs attempt, they were rcpnrted to hasc Aefioii incciis'd the M.xi.j):, lo tlic higiicl! dc-.',ree, 
 made lor that purpole, t s more crediMe that he went "'ade them rnn to Arms witli a fur,- v.i'.i'.h iv t'-nig 
 an---iher way to work, and that was to endeavour toj thcflood of the Sfjnn: di could ijucnch tlie !;ie of 
 fot'ten his fnemiesby lliews of Humility and Submiifion, I hc^p-uii.i ds were now clolely bcliegd in the Palace, 
 
 t ii.pi ro* 
 ..1^4 to. 
 ncr. 
 
 that by U i:'ing M'»i.'e^i.tH,i iiiinrell 
 
 encourage them to it. This was ; :-,i in piactiw'-, arjrl: 
 
 that great Prince made .telofcPt.lont-i, and put under n ' 
 
 i'/i<iNy/.i(;ii.-ird ; tho' ihefiKctls was not at all an'.'wer.lMc' 
 
 to tliedclign, and the M,x:'ci-'i weie but the nna in- 
 
 ccnsd lor I lie hail Outrage as this upon ilie Peilbn of their 
 
 Knipcror. 
 
 In the m'dll of thefo troubks, C tei vj^ for..d to 
 go awav from Afe.vu--. and that upon the accoum cf 
 I'lme Diiordcrs ,n the Coantry, cccalion'd by the aiuv.ii 
 ot anotler S/.i'ii/l' Cominander /'.-I'/.f/A/.c. ••,■.• :t ,-, v,hj, 
 pri.bably, unwilling thai c fcHhoud have ill tin G.o- 
 ly and Prolit of fucli a ConqiieU, was lOine to ri;t in 
 for a Ihare ; and 'tis a ligt; he was .\n Adverfiry not to 
 be negleded or de!i is'd, becaufc e r.-e.-, to quiet hitn, 
 went away and left his Affairs at M.-xici in fo ill a 
 polluic, 
 
 When he was gone, his I.ieu'enant trianag'd things .>'->i. ji : 
 with to much Iirpiodencc and VirJ- n- e, that he o^i.ictviy ''"';"'■•''■ 
 brought all to Kxtrcm.tics He ni-iiic his ioldicis la.l'''' "' 
 upon the Nobility at their Publick Pall in the Palace, 
 
 bari'aioe.s 
 and 
 but 
 
 w hom lie del'rair'd of overcoming bv open Force 
 
 and all their great Guns could, rot terrify ihe A.Va/C/ik.- ii-s'.i jr. ;hr 
 
 For this enit, he fcnt Orders ro the Provinces all about ^ from making .Approaches to allauk them, ' 'I'hey did all ''■J-'^' 
 
 to receive the Spani.ir<h, as Men fent ftom Heaven, and (they could t-' cut otl Supplies i f Provihon t'ton; coming 
 
 to ferve them with all the n-lpedl imaginable ; and m-'tothem ; and, in (hort, prefs'd them loclcfe every way, 
 
 deed, the conftrrnation and fear the whclc Country w-as 'hat the Sfr.m.vd: were fain one day, in the midft of a fu- 
 
 iti, as well as their Huiperor's politivc C'ommard.s. dif- 1 rions Parte], to cxpole M •/.'!.?-»; .- to their view, I'cfing 
 
 pos'd them well enough to this tame and quiet fubinif- him upon the Hattelments of the Palace, that they miciit 
 
 lion tc the Sp.itii.-ird:.' |fee he was alive, ir.A be ibmcthing pacify 'd thereby. The 
 
 r.yj.jM inthe mean time, Cr^c-,-' had been joyn'd by the T/.ii^- 1 ^^.^. ■><;«•, as fion as ever they faw tlieiv Lord, were 
 
 f'" *'■'"'« f.i//.tj;j, the old I'.neniies of Af-.r.-c who were a very ^ transiomi'd in that mc-meii: from raging 1 i.,ns to meek 
 
 •*'""" ' great hclt- to him, and without whom lie could ncvcr!and gentle I.ambs ; thi'v laid down their Arms and 
 
 probabK have done any thing to the pmpote. For rhey | kept .-i profound lileiue while he fpoke to them. A.V- . /^,„„^^„^ 
 intorm'd him of all things neceffary for a Poreigner to i'^s'"'"". for his part, advis'd them to ' e quier, and n-.n nvciin hir 
 kii«w, th.it was come to Invade anothers Coun'rv ; they \ fight with the S .tnir.id , lincc all tit-.-ir (fir- ci u d do h m-»" l""!''' 
 fliew'd hiiii .ill the bell and fafeft way s, and, m a word, 1 tittle fervice, being a i lolc Prifnner in their lunds ; cut 
 eondiu^fed his march tn .XJcvice. i he cou d not carry on his Speech f.ir for the Rci-ro.iches 
 
 .\(.»vi.i.™j ■Vi-hr--uin\ hearing that the 'ipnr.Urdi were advancing | of his People. One particularly (a bold young Man 
 niiUk-i to n>-. towards him, with the T. i/c i,"-?nj in his company, re [nain'd Q^-iK-.-i.v/em.c, and whom the. afciwaids made 
 fclv'd to make a Vertue of N'cceffity, and go forrh ro > Kmperor) gave him the foul Naintr, of Coward and 'Irai- 
 mcet tlK-m ; for he delpis'd the mean and cowardly Ad- 1 tor to his Country ; rc\-il'd him for his bale and tame 
 vice cif fviie of his .Sages, to go hide himfclf, antl he ' fubmitlion to the S/rt-irt,/: android him, 1 hat I i nee he 
 fccuie out ot the re.ich uflv.s F.ncnucs; on the other hand, h,ad betray 'd himfclf fo weakly, the Y, x.,.-.i.j wea' no 
 he coiinlell'd b.is People to ufe all methods for their own longer bound to obey him. With that he began to draw 
 fifcty, but for his own p.irt, he dctcrmin'd to meet his 
 
 M 
 
 He coi'S to 
 
 
 fare with a {;reatnel's of Mind worthy of himfell. 
 
 In purfuaiicc of thisDcfigii, he was carried upon the 
 flioulders of hisNoblemen in a richChair of State, three 
 or four Leagues oat of Iff. v/c, wlnJic he met with Corre;. 
 At that Interview this great Prince alighted from his 
 Chair, (the hrtt tiiiie he 'ever did fo to any Mortal) and 
 faiuted c.i/n \ cry civilly. The SpAi.i^.'d, after thole .Sa- 
 lutations were over, told him he tliould banilh all man- 
 ner of fcai and care, for he had no LVIign upon liis 
 Country, ncr at all to lelfen any thing of his Authority ; 
 fo they march'd all av.ay to M^vi... together, where Ca- 
 t.-i and his Companions were I.oug'd in the Royal Palace, 
 .\lriir.-:(iii':n luuifclf retiring into another. 
 
 The next Jay, C-fc made the Kmperor and all the 
 No'.nlity alfeiuljlc lopetlier in the great blall of the Pa- 
 l,ive, where he let them know, timt he w-as fcnt by a 
 M.glny Prince into thofe Parts of the \V..irld, i;ot to 
 make Coin^uells, but ro do Offices of Kindnvls and 
 Pncu>lll.ip ; and ther -fore linte the AI.-.t.-Vji/> and T../- 
 (..(..'rttij were lu im cli at odds with one another, he won d 
 Jiiterpole lus Medial. on to n:ake thvm Friends again ; 
 fiut 111 the mean time, h-.: and his Company wou'd (f.ay 
 ihcre in the Country, wi-'hout in)u ing or cncronehing 
 
 his Bow to Ihnntat him, and fevcral ot them foll-wd 
 his txample, and pelted the miferable Prmco with lloiits; 
 however, they were fo far from taking hisCoenlcil. that 
 they tell in upon the Spmi r.i! again with trorc fury than 
 belore. And now the I'elieped were fod ItrclVd, that 
 they were tbrc'd to fend privately away to ; c cc/ to couic 
 with all Ipeed ti their Relief 
 
 Cartes having bv this time quieted the tumults rais'df"" '■ 'V: 
 b^ X.Tir. !.-.', and felled tho Pea ,- ol thar part of the '"™- 
 Country, came to A/c.vic with as good af'iccof Men 
 as he cou'd make ; and taking the opportunity of the 
 W.-.v.riti Relbng-day, (for 'tis th«ir Ciiftom in War to 
 lie ftiJl every fourth day) he broke through, and got 
 with his Sup' lies into the Palace. 
 
 Notwithltanding this addi'ion to their Strength, and 
 the Prcfenccof their CJeiv il, the fury and reloUmon of 
 the Af-.v;c.i'iJ IVill mcrci-'i., whrh C ti hndiiig, and 
 ■oncludmg 'twou'd be impodible to hold out long in 
 that place, he rclolv'd to gue them the flip, and march 
 i^tl hisMenin the de.id tiiiieof thcNight. In crJer iOrh- it., 
 this, he wasforc'd to lav a couple of bridges over two"'*"'- f.j 
 very dangcTous PalTcs, and the Sp.in'.n'.i' had narch'd 
 over the tirft of them, and were upon the i'cccnd, when 
 an lnAi,:n VVomatv fpied thctn, and gave the Alarm to 
 
 th* 
 
 :<l- 
 
77 '^ 7 /;(' tivil and Moral Ht/lory of the Spani(h Welt- inciics. L ib. V 
 
 ?.r:., tS:. 
 
 H » N'jmt' 
 
 Wdi Cj .'CI* 
 
 I 
 
 the Citv. Upon ihis all \va<i'rcfiTtly ip an uproar, ai'i'. 
 chi- A/fvi\v:Kj till with To licitty aiul well povcrnd .i 
 rage iip.-iii thi; Sp.iini'Jr, that ahovi- jco of their Imall 
 Army were lort beterc they »-ou'd j^ct over that lecoiid 
 KruL,!'. Many of thiiu too, Itayinp to li iire theit 
 (j;)li.lanil Jewels, ivere taken by the Mc.\umi, and Sa- 
 intii',1 with all the ciuclty imaj;inablc to their Idols. 
 The M-xicr.iis purfiied them lot i^vo or three days, ami 
 
 in abundance, and rhc hhjs iiakuij; this the inalii po m* 
 i)t the (;iory ot theii Original, that tliey were me Olf- 
 IprinR ot the Sun, .uid M.iilevjiicntlv (in their Koiion) 
 ut a Divine Iv.iec. ^ieli(le^ this, leveraj other Deitiev 
 have been brou^nhi in Icr a liian- vi thiif W'orlliip too. 
 by W.,y(,- .itid tilt S/u'.j/.- W'litii^; tlic Moon and the 
 ■Stars have been nieiKion'.i, tin' I'.irth, rlicSei, the.Me- 
 ^'■'"'^ '' the airy K.^ici, the .SpniiRb and Rivas, and 
 di''reK'd them at that rate with tontuuial AlVaiilis and I other meaner ( )b;eCt> upon the lurfni c. But out hwi de- 
 Aliri".. th.it they wi le alniollijiiite f|>eiit and tired out,; iiies all tins, and in Junes ii to iliL'ir ipnorance partly ot' 
 
 they WI le alniolt iiiiite l|>eiit ami 
 ter want ot Kelt as ol'I'iiivihon. Howc\er, at ; the /'f/(,.i,/,; Hues ai.d Ceieinonies, and p-inly 
 
 f the 
 
 Ull, ihcv (jot in'o the lerritories ottlic I'i.-JciilUn:, their i I anfjiiage, win. h agrees wr.ii the ChiH.-fi- in thii ref|icrt, 
 hriends anil Allies, where they iii.ide rrOMlion ingooil , 'h.u one ,iik1 ilie Unie word liavni); a mulmud.- of (ig- 
 e.um It f^r thiKi. .irjiielk of M.-vu ■. mtuaiions, i, lo be aetaniiii'd to this or that particular 
 
 Huv; the i>reat Mniii-^.'i'i died is uncertain ; the .?/'.•!- lii;riheaiioii by the tore and.ie.ii.t, 
 
 '^" 'iill-in.e ut this he Hives ir. the word /fu/Jir, the 
 various Seine-, and I'l. niiii..iation> of wliieli being nor 
 iinderit, ,mI |jy the .S/.oim' Jj, was the o.eation of their 
 making main ami jj.oK midakes in thcfe Miiteis. The 
 laitS) liable ot this word pronoune'd high iniheioofof 
 
 ni.r '- tefl r.ne Story, and the M..\\,-i,s another. Sonic 
 f.is 'Iiat l.i die d of a wound he rccei-'d w ith a Stone or 
 a L'lit, III that tiim'ik when his ownSul-ieCts tell upon 
 him. Oi' •.■•himCelf tellsthehiiiperorC'rt'.cj V. ihaithe 
 
 A/-VI.JW/ .Savritit'd him, together with one ot lns,Sons, ^ _^ _. ._ 
 
 tini Night iIicS'f.Ki.'.i..;/ tied away. On the otlier hand. , 'he mouth, iletermiiies it to lignify an Idol for the molt 
 the A/ A- .■..»>■! (av they lound Mo,.tCyiii):.i dead, and en- | F''". 'ho"iis alfo fre<]ucmly ii.s'd to (igiuiy Coiil'eerated 
 ver'd With nnuiu's given In' \/'.ii;iy'' I'onyards. Which :'hings ingeiieial, as Altars, Teiupies, Oti'-rings, and 
 w.r- lo.\,r tw IS, ''tis .Trtjin tiiat imtortunate I'lince ''i"-" hke. It alio denoted nil things ;hat weic rare and 
 111 I \v|th his tnte at that time, and was one of tlie great- extraordinary in their kind, or that were out of the 
 cli inltarces of rliecb.angcnblcnelsaiid umertainty ot all eommon tourle, and any way piodigious; thus the 
 worldly Crcatnefs and Veiieity. "oiiltrmis.Siukes, that were 15 or jc." loot Imp, were 
 
 At-er his death, the At.'A'.ii'.J lubltiluted il_ni. //.v:.-". 
 
 call d //;„ii-.-:, and theSheep that liorc Twins had the fame- 
 Name, tholi; Creatures tor the ir.<:H part bringing In.: 
 one. 
 The 
 
 l.inie word II:i,:.y pronounc'd with the fift Sylla 
 
 In Ins room, who did nor lit e.ilie in his Throne perh.ips 
 at all, and not .nnei but a very little while. Cjiaha 
 
 X'ing iiiaiic great Preparations for the War, boili in I and , „, 
 
 l-ofcis, and Boats and Brigantiiies, to '-...lit 111 the 1 ake, ' li'«-" m the inner part of the '1 huiat. had alfu different and 
 l-enip lom'd alfo by the" r„-/,.i//.:" Army, return d to j !'''>■ "liar ligiiilii.uioiis ; and ihus 'twas in abmut.i:i.-e of 
 M .\ : , wliK-h aft r above i^:. dangerous Patie's, with . "-"''Ci' words in tlie fame r.ani;i..ii',e. The Sp.ii:i,:nh 
 ine.li ado he ci>nciutr'd ;it l.ill. ^hiuux'.-itiu. having 'heielore iiiieht ealily niillake, and in.ike thelVi.,/ 
 
 rel'iii tc'.v 
 
 ken Pufonet aii.l le 
 
 ihers i^\' the ,\;:.\.'i,: 
 
 nuintain'd the lilt light a great while, was ta. Iceni to be guilty id' fouler and ctolTa K!o' 
 
 to f'lf..', together with li.\eral o- 
 Noblcs ; wnen he tame into the 
 ing 
 
 r.iie:; 
 
 
 really they weie. And that they :ii.kiiow'eilg'il a Being 
 luperioiii Ml Power and Majell) 10 the Sui'i (to wl.ic'ii 
 the moll ot then Temples wne eteefed) is clear fmni the 
 at. 0111a the hill F.inpcroi ./:.:/. i.vc g.ive of his paith to 
 the I-riar r/((.fy;' •lcl'..:i l\ii,ii^ «ho tame to Catechij-c 
 hiin : //,/.',/ (lays the Princ: the Sun j.i CoJ, tie E.- th '^ P'-'''-''' 
 ^ '"' a; //V'l, rt,,j r.-ichacaira ■«, Cn-r.!er if .tH. But tlicie o^''^. , .'' 
 
 Orders that he iboud be treated and attended in fomc was a paflagc of one of his Prcdecelforsftlielnca Hic/iv: Kir^:.) J 
 iiAafure fnrablc to his Dignuy. Tims came that niiphtv '■>-t^-') to this ) uipol'e, wIulIi 01 ght not to be I'oiyottcn. 
 Pinpire intoihe tiands ot th.e S;mwm'((', and theCiltry of This Prince one day looking up lothe Sun, (wIikIi ihey 
 the A/-v.'..in Primes, that had llun'd lo long and to held to be \in;awfiil to do) tht High Prieft, w!;o was by 
 bright, to be initp extinct. 
 
 iy..'«/T'.,' s Prefence he drew his Dagrer, andadvair 
 towari's him, 1 ntil thi' /)•> (favshe) >•■■'■ c 1 ii:'i\- jm 
 rti.:rjic:ir p"' tl'C Drferice if )//> I'cef.e, iVM h.it / l.;it\- m 
 IM >;■ fc .!,■; .'■;,.' to «i:r thee /■'■« i).rf^:T f ki^i "if vith 
 CLftet told him he ji.id no deligii upon his I ife. and ga 
 
 Jliir, reprov'd him for't ; but he' rtill peihlting in his 
 
 \ ieiv and the Prieft m his reproof of hiiii, at lall he 
 
 From the Hiflory of .'\/e.\;co wc fro on to that of Pent, turiid to the rnelt with tins Queflion, H'r.'.!) of yn r.H 
 
 (fays he) ,/.iifj t/lH m,\ \xi ^ ..•»;.■ km- S irrrit'ti l.or.i lifc 
 iij nn.i go It Itn^ Jciinic; - The Pricll reply'd,' X ne won'J 
 k-Ju m.t.i,:, -Q iljc. Ilia (continues hcj <> I :.i>i:ri,i!!.Uhr 
 
 vhciein, belldfs the other Authors whi.h we have had 
 orcahon to confult. (who Set wercniolt of them liuh as 
 had been upon the Ipot, and letn thole Countries them- 
 
 fclvcb) wc lliall I'eic niakcufe of aNatisc ot theCountry, ge.ttij'rf mi I'iIik.s to go/'cm /'."«.t' ;.. Chili, ■x'.H he not 
 onei.l the P'amily of the l>i:.ii, and who may realunabiy ''"' ' To this the other rcturn'd, Tl.it mtie .iitiji Dif.hey 
 be prefuBi'd to be pcrfettly well acquauif.-d with the , /■''"'• H'hi th-<:, I c^nciudc (fays the hnY.) rk-.t our Eirh.-r 
 Cultoms and Policies of l.\s own Nation. \th: Simnitijl nee.ii hne n migi-tie' I.ctdthr.n Intnj.-if, thr.t 
 
 'I he Aiilhir we now fpeak of was born at (.'u/fc, the ' eiimui-.iuis him every Oay tn i.ikffiuh .1 Icttg Jouuiey j fer 
 Capi'al City of I'.-m, liis bather was a Spuni.n.i, and i '/■ ''f ifce ,1 Su;>remrl.ij,il, hewoiid ^ert.iinli lome t!m~ or 
 his Mother related to the/'tn.' ; and he iicchrei rhit' "'her iUjii.'l .lu.-i rrji himtr.'f. 1 he Emperor Ipoke incom- 
 wliat he relates of h'sCoimtry, was from his own Know- parably well; tho' had .V/.o.,/. GrivmVm hf'en in F " 
 
 ledge and Pxperience, and ihe Tuiduionsot hisl-amily. 
 He'tellsus, that while his Moilwr rehded »tCc/ii), thofe 
 ■it her Relations that had ih.ip'd ihe cruel hands of the 
 bmperor .'l:.ioa lyj, u- d to loiiie thither eiery Week to 
 vilit het, and tin irDifionif wasalwaysof theOrigmal, 
 C'Mfonis and I aw, of ihi i' 1 nipire, whirh they were 
 
 Of :•. 11 ct" 
 
 :"'' '^ 
 
 1.ir.p!- *t 
 iii;jiv i ■■•> 
 
 Court, he wou'd have told liim his.Atgitmi.nt for aP( w- 
 cr Supcriour to the S;in was of n> furce nor efficacy, 
 Since he nc\er makes :\ny Jouriie\s at all, and does no- 
 thing elfe but take his Relt. 
 
 1 lie (VoiM/ti/j divKieil the Univerfe into two Worlds 11 ;, 
 more befides this ; the high World, whither they laid' ■'■ 
 niigmy ' .irclu! of conveying an exact ascount of to all s^^pttAlen went after Ueatli n be rewarded for their 
 the ycnngir ones aUuii them, that they might prcfervc VedU<S, and the Center ot the P. inh, or ihe Hoiife of 
 the memory of them to Poftetity. thelJcVil. where thole th.it were 1 cwd and Vi.ioiis had 
 
 '1 he Notions of the Pi-'i/: iriKj al'OJt one Supieme Be- a jult )i''s:omr"' ^ *'"' ''''■'■" P-nonnites. Thi., Earth 
 lag, the fitrtCli.feof all things, fcem tohave bcennuieh | they call'd the World below, and fjid it participated of 
 tnoie clear and d.liuk'r thin thole o( the M:xic.:)i!. 'Tis ' the uthci two ; (( the Red :\i\A Saiisfac'tion of the one, 
 ■ertaiii alio, tliat they had a proper Name m their t and the Sorrows and Uikontiiits of the other. 
 Tongue to cxprefs the Deity by, which was the word They h.id a Notion of iheii returning to Ine here in '''(*'" 
 J'.i./,i..:i« ..- ; the meaning of which is as much as the this World again after a long fp.acc of time : tor which ^.'■''J 
 'i^iickiier ot thi l.'nivcrfe, or as others vvnii'd call it,| reafon (lince they cou'd prefer. e nothing elle of thctn- 
 ihe great Soul of tlie World. ThisNatnc was lo very fdves) they were very curious in preferMng their Hair 
 Sacred and Venerable amongft them, that iluy ne'.tr ' againli that time ; and this, tliat when their Souls came 
 tiientioii'd it b' t iip'in cstreme necetlity, and then iwt ' to fet all things together again that belong'd to them, 
 without all the figiis of Uevmion imaginable, as buwing \ they might not he troubled to lock and Icarch about for 
 thePiods and Hia'l, lifting up the P.vrs to Hctvcn. and I their Hair, but liavc it reads at hand, for the quicket 
 (prcading out tlTe 1 lands. ' They call'd hiiii the Inviliolc , ditpaich, elpccially liiice (as the hui fays they believe) 
 and Unknown Being, and for that reafon otfcr'd no ,Sa- : there tviU be Inch hurly-burlus and eonfnfions at that 
 entices to him, nor bmif hiin ordinarily no Temples, but 
 ) aidhiin only an internal Worlhip and Reverence 111 then 
 Minds ; yet in a certain Valley 111 I'em, there was a 
 Icmple dedicated to him, and call'd by his Name. 1 he 
 Sun IS geiKrally elteein'd to have been the great Deity 
 
 ■;.f, 
 
 'I!'" 
 
 time. Upoiithis account, wheneier they I'oU'd or did 
 but Comb their Heads, they laid up their Haii like a 
 Jewel. If they were abro.id an.l did it, they wou'J 
 thrtift it into a Tree, or the hole of a Wall ; and if ano- 
 ther faw it fall out of its place at anytime, he wou'if 
 
 of the C'CHiMw;, as having both Temples and Sactifices take it up, and vcty catefully lay it 111 again. 
 
 Thr'.. 
 
 
 HA 
 
 f- 
 
Kiies. Lib. V 
 
 this ilic main pom' 
 
 rlicy wire tijc Otf- 
 Iv (in tlicir Noiion) . 
 uvtral othtr Pcititx 
 
 tluij NV'orflup too, 
 the Moon ami the 
 tlic Sti, the Mo- 
 rs ami Rivtrs, nnd 
 iT. B'lt our /».>.! de- 
 
 ii',nora[ice partly of 
 
 and partly of the 
 
 iW.'/f 111 Uui rcfpcfi, 
 
 a multuudo c>r )ig- 
 iis or thai particular 
 
 hv word /fuitii-, the 
 t wliUli being not 
 k' oaalion of il'cir 
 hcfe Milters. Tiir 
 
 I hij^h in the loof of 
 \n Idol for tlie moft 
 (ifiiiiy Coiileeratcd 
 les, Ot^'.rings, and 
 i ih.it weic rare and 
 .It were out of the 
 odigldllS; thus tlio 
 
 jo loot long, were 
 Twins had the fame- 
 
 II part bringii:^ bii". 
 
 w itli the I ift SylU 
 lad iiifo diHercnt and 
 /as irt abiiiulaiice of 
 ',e. The Sp.:i:ii:'i!s 
 
 iirtke the I'c :,.,'. it.t 
 oiler ldo!a'.:ie:j than 
 kiiowledji'd a Bcini; 
 
 tile Jjiui (to wl,!> ii 
 ed) is ritar fruin the 
 gave c.f hi- ba.ih to 
 
 came to Citechiyr- 
 i« /. 1 r.cl, ilr /;.• rh'^ 
 If .!■'.. Init there,,, 
 brsftlielnva Ihmr:.: Kn 
 
 not to be torj'ottcn. 
 le Sun, lwhi.:ii they 
 1 1'riefl, n);o was by 
 lill perfillinj; in his 
 
 of hini, at lalt he 
 
 )n, If'r.'.i-t of .V>"/l rfl 
 ■ S'-Vfrfi^il LcrJ. liU' 
 reply d, X >ic woii'.l 
 hej if Icw.vi-.ihi il'f 
 /..Chili, «■.■///■<• lit 
 i .It tivtie .•.iiiji Dif.l:"i 
 Incc] thr.t our }\ith:r 
 •.id then hitiij.it, ll'/:: 
 .1 ic>4g Jew lie I i for 
 C'tAiiiiy Ipinc tim? or 
 npcror fpoke ineom 
 rriiiuNi h''cn in h>- 
 Ltguiiicnt fi-r a"( w- 
 j furce nor effie.u-y, 
 It .dl, and does no- 
 
 
 fe into two Worlds B i;-i'.-f' 
 1, whither they laid'"'"" '''■'"' 
 
 rewarded for their 
 ih, or the Ho\ife of 
 wd and Vi. inns had 
 ■iiiitics. Thi.> Earth 
 aid icpartieipated .^f 
 isf.ie'fion of the one, 
 
 the other. 
 
 irniiig to h\e here in '<'F*'i" '■•'■•^ 
 of time : tor whieli |^,'^7"''"' 
 othinp elfe of thein- 
 irelerving their Hair 
 ■hen their Souls came 
 at briong'd to thcin, 
 and fcarch about for 
 md, for the quicker 
 [h,.i fays they believe) 
 lid confiilioiis at ihii 
 er they Poll'd or did 
 up their Hail like a 
 I did It, tliey woii'd 
 fa Wall ; aii.l ifai^o- 
 t any time, he wovi'd 
 it 111 again. 
 
 TH<:a 
 
 11 ip. .vl V. / ht'Ctvil ami Ado>\d Hi/loryof the ,S}-)aniih A^clh-lndics 773 
 
 r!'c .'..;.. hmifelf does) that the City of t'/i/eK was an Idol '■■•{■'■' ■' r..'' 
 ind :i >;raiid one tuo, b.in.j refpei'ted asSa'jied and Di- '" ' 
 
 1 ic !>i J 
 
 «■: a 1; 
 
 Mr.VilV.I 
 It i-jmijl'i 
 
 TlicT Notions of a Future State wctc fii-h, that tlie\ 
 bcliei'd thole tliar wire gone" from ih s VV'orld, had yet 
 net,! nl'tli • Coinf.-its and Conveniences of it ; therclure, 
 tome f.iy. they us'd to L'loaih the dead Bodies with new 
 App.irel, and to (hilf tlkirHaikis and Momhs with (joK! 
 aiuiS.Uer. 'Twau no' iiticniiuon neither for them to 
 lay in good llores of I'roMlion, both Meat and Drink, 
 into ti.e (.jraves, thar they ni:iv fatisfy thole A)'petites 
 when rliey ple:if. . liipteiallv, they eoneliuled that all 
 gre.it Men wo'i'd have ocealioii for their Trains and 
 Reti.iues of Servants in the o'.her World, and thcrelore 
 iliey rook .-are to fend them after them in ;;reat num- 
 bers ; that li, rhey were Sairilic'd at their Malters bn- 
 neral'. ill s when the hiiipererG. «.//;. !(<:/■,(, the l-.itlier 
 of .//.i/m/./.i, died, there were above loop, and thole 
 of all Ap.es .ind CniMitions, th.it went away to aeeoni- 
 piiiy h HI. 
 Thop:ciiim '^'^ »'"' I '" ^'"^ P''"'-' "'"'' 'skin;.; notice of the intje- 
 Uriy u( t nious tb.ought of a certain /'•/(, ■/■..-^c, to lave his bile 
 ui 1111 fu. ll an Oeoalioii. Tins Man having b.cn taken 
 I'riloii' r. and made the Servant of fome Nobleman or 
 oilkr, when his Lord die.l they tit'd upon him toronel 
 of llie iv.auber tliat Ihou'd po u- atteiui limi in the other 
 World ; In t he havine been in the War', and lolt one I 
 of his ihes, told tliim 'twoiiM be a dili'.raec to h;s 
 Malter in tint World to have a onc-cy'd Servant in his' 
 Ket nue, and that ihertfiire to avoui doiMK him that dit-| 
 kiiidnefs, tliey had better by half fend .Tnother in Ins 
 room tlia: had both byes. The Kel.iiions of the L)e- 
 eeas d e.jiili !er d what the P.'/hi;.< •: ■ had Hi I, and hnd- ] 
 ing loine lleafoii in't, aii.l loth alio to diUicdit their, 
 Kiiil'man there, they exeus'd Inm, and lubrtitiited ano- 
 ther in his plate. | 
 A-iofri- 'hey are mighty curious in their Arts of I'r.ferving Dead ' 
 
 I . I..V.' hi 
 tH-. 
 
 1 :vm;i).jJ Boaics, without an\ thini; of iHlt-etitoi putrefaction, for i 
 H-'iIki a grtat mm. her cf Years; and 'ii this miiiiicr tiiev 
 
 ll- 'd the Bodies of ail their hmperois a"d Nuhicmen.; 
 There were Umie of the old bicns which were reniov'd 
 from their Dormitories in Cii/cc', and bioui'.ht to i inu 
 by the i;;': :i.o, winch having lam there lor li many 
 years, nia !e e^ery body adn ;re to lee ilic Bodies f) fair 
 and found, lint belidcs this, to rcelervc the remeiii- 
 h ijurc! of 1,^3,,,-^. „( [!„.„, ,„pf,. pcrfccklv, they made the l-'i;)ure or 
 "' '" Image of every /'c: in his Life-time; and tho' /ky/.'/-, 
 witli !• nieof his lube, lay that the i'e (,i:.,i).j pcrfoiiii'd 
 aiiLlolairous fort of Worlhip, both to the Kii.balin'd 
 Bodies of their l;ci^, and thefc Images too, yetmir 1':- 
 nr.11,1' .Author a.-knowledgi-. iic thing ot this nature, and 
 lie does not leeiu to be at all partial to, or eriminally 
 fond of Ills Country 
 
 As f.M- the Saeritices us'd to be made in this Country, 
 the Spi'iiit'.ii tell us of Men, Women and Chililrcn, be- 
 Jidcs'al other forts 'f Animals; and pariicularly, as to 
 Chi.dreii, that no Nation under Heaven Ihed fueh valt 
 q.iantities (f th.K rno ent Blood as the I'eniviDnniiA. 
 tnuvl'ii Si- Our Hilt.ir.an In ■ agrees to this Ateount thus far, that 
 uiIm.. ill levcral Provinces which the Lmperors of I'en fiib- 
 dued by their Anns, (and lo fe'l within the I imics of 
 their hmpirc) they dul oHer Humane Sauiliees, and that 
 pientifiiily too, to their Idols , hut that the {'eriivuim 
 thcnifch es, the ;;; n une Snbje^bs of the in. ,-i, did I'o, he 
 utterly denies. And as theic were f.. Sacrifices otfer'd 
 to any Iking except the Sun alone, tor the Invoible J'.i- 
 cim iiii.h was honour'd wall another loit ol U.AOtion) 
 fo thofe that were < tierM were only e.nnnion .'\ninials, 
 as Bwes, Rams, Iambs, Coneys, and all I'nr.U ihar 
 were lit tin Mankind toeat of. .Someiuiiesaliohnetiar- 
 meius were burnt upon the lame l>orej Com, Fruits, 
 and llruiig Liquors, were not uncumiiiuii Olferings 
 neither. 
 
 As to the bii'inefs of Liquors, che ceremony was hrlt 
 ^^''V^'f^fi'- of all to dip their linger lino one of the Velfel., and then 
 injLsuuis IqjjI^iiij, jij, ,^| Heaven, with a dio;> of the Liquor hang- 
 ing thereat, tliev by that acf ion ligmfy they otfcr it to tlie 
 Sun ; after which, having made lome motions with 
 their lips a little, they drink i-. otf wiiiiout an;, more 
 ado. 
 
 Our I'fruxi.m Author does not fcruple at all to charge 
 hisGnintrvinen with a great deal ol Idolatry in their 
 Rites and Cerenioniis ; nay, he goes lauher, and tel s 
 lis of Soreercrs and Wn. lies am-ugd them, and of their 
 Cloiivcrfatbins with the l<'nclcan .Sinric. The like alio 
 docs Acijin ; neeording to whom, thofe lorts of People 
 are very nilinerous .ill over the ..''7//'i./i'<v, but fince 
 neiiherihe one nor ilic other gives us any particular Re- 
 lations of this matter, which they e.iii pretend to otfer as 
 infallible Truths, we Ih.iil not tioubic the Reader with 
 bare Sui miles or Iradiuons. 
 N^lmRf The I'i uvlr.ii, liad no IduK 111 any of their Tcmnles, 
 Siitthit ci but only the Iiiia;i,e of thf Sun ; one may fay indeed fa. 
 
 une, in ih;it 'twas t'u.mde.l by the Cteat M.iix«'.:.ifr.:. 
 who was the iiMiiLdiateOlf I'pringof the Sunaecordiiij; 
 CO their Ti adit on, and has .ill along been the Kel.dente 
 ol the l</i,'< h..i Deleeiid.nus. Upon this lei r:, any 
 thing th It came ll Din C.-/,-o was vahiej at a hif.hcj i.ite 
 tii.m a thing of the fame kind aid of e.|ual ^oo.lnef iin'. 
 will le elfe j ye.i, a Alan ihat eaiiie from C'.-; v had ii le- 
 Ipeil paid hull by othcis iijion the Road that were in 
 (iualiiy as good, a^ hiiillli", mueli ini :'- if he wcie .1 
 Native or a Citizen of that pl.tec. 
 
 The great and fplendid Temple of the San m [ii;-Ci- ''■' ' 
 ty deieives a particular reiiiaik: 1 he ir.oft g'o.r.iis p.irt ], V'" 
 ol It was the Chapel or Slinue of the Sun, v.I.kIi w- 
 wrought of pohiird Sione, and in ligure fu'.ii fiii.;!. 
 licrvW.ill was coiet'd fioiu toj' to bofoin sv th Pla'' ■ 
 ol Mallle Cold, and upon the Lalteiii-fide llou.l th.- 
 liiiai;i'nf the Sun made v.itli a Huni.ine lace, and lai' 
 ilartmg out of every lide. The ranry of it w.i , th.''" 
 'twas niade out ot one entire Plate of Go'd, and yet :' 
 took up ail that end Ituiu one VV.dl to the other. 
 
 .At tlie Rifling of this rich City and '1 emple by ti c ,•. j.: -. : .; 
 5/i.ik;im/.i, the Image of the Sen fell by j.oti to one par- '■"" 
 ticularOiliceis ijiare, and that ex'i'av.igant Man hazard- 
 ed it at a ceitain Game, an I Lilt it all 111 one Night ; 
 from whence it lanie to be a Brovirb there of a prodigal 
 (iaincller, Ih h.u p ii.d iawi tl ;ii:,ii be;:- c In H'fi'J. On n ..I'-i cf:h; 
 tlieone and the other lide of thelmage of theSuii, were'^""' 
 the I'MKhes of the Decea'td limpeio s pla.- d aecoding 
 10 their An'iqir.ty, an.l fu hneiy pr.feri'd, tli.it tliey 
 look'd as if they were alive : They were let on S.-at-. ot 
 Ciold rai>'d onSiipp'irters of the fime Mcnl, wiiii then 
 faces rowaub ihe I'lople that entied ; only I!un .; C - 
 p.x: was lit v.ith his lace towards die .S.n, as bein.; m 
 their Oi'iaions the bavonnte Son c t the I bavu.ly lu- 
 minary. All the Doors i.rth.-. r.ioi! inagniliceiitTin p'e 
 was covcr'd with golden Plates, ju i in the out lide upon 
 the tep of the \V.ilb, wlrcli girt it round, there lau 
 along achaiuf.ed work oi' del I m the form of aCiowii 
 which was .abo'. c ayardLioad. The rcople hid n.oli 
 part 01 tliefe Royal Bo.hes, wi.Ii a prod gi .ei. euautity 
 ot ihe Trealures, lo that the ,V.m/.,.-;-./j ton'd iKxcrLc 
 Malt.rso/ them ; tho' what they had was Uuj riz'ui;, 
 and fome of the Corps were ti). n.l, i. - tlue.M.f tii,; 
 Linperors, and two of the Linpreires. and lirjught to 
 l.iin:, as was before hinted. Be\ond the Ti-i pie was, „.ri ■ 
 
 ijnates, ro rJ atsounici, v.- rh 
 f chimfredG. Id after o'^""-'''f-'« 
 to th.feS.uurcs were "■''■'■"""='• 
 Tho llrll I f the'c 
 was dedieatctl to the Moon, 111 which was her bf,aj;e 
 nude of a valt Plate of Silver, an! all tlit Doors wtic 
 cuver'd with Pla'c^ of the fame Metal. Hither they 
 came to reeonimei.d thcmlihcs to her good lulluenees, 
 I as being the Wife aiiil Siiier of tlie Sun, and Mother of 
 the hic.i.', bur thev olVeid no Saer.li, < s t ) her n.^ they did 
 to the gob' '1 Luminary. On ea h li.le of the Mtions Ci.ipilif 
 Image Wi rank'vl theBodi's of ijie deecas'd biiinrelUs'Ji'-' ''^'"'i- 
 aceoidine .0 the order of their time, and juft betore it,'"' 
 face to hue, liojd the M.ithcr of ll ..i-.n,: ilri-.w, who 
 I had that Dignity conf -n d on her for bring'ng fiicli a 
 iS'in into ihe World. The next was iledieated to Vcnr-^ 
 'and the P:anets in general ; all of wl.i.h they held to 
 be the Servants i.f the Nlooii, aid therct.ire plac'd neat 
 ,at hand by their Sovereign Miltiefi That \ehich fuc- 
 Icccded to this was the Chapel of the lix'd Stars, the 
 i Roof of which was adorii'd wuU S'ars fip.all and great, 
 and li.id the rel'eii.blaneeof al-iriiament. Tiiis and ihe 
 Ibrmer were both lOier'd with Silver Plates like th.it < f 
 the Moon, to reprefent the paler light and t'ainter lullte 
 of the Bodies they were conlecr.ited to. .'Nfier thel'e 
 came the Chapels of the Tlmiiler and l.ightnini' and 
 of the Rainbow, which were both garinlli'.l with ild i 
 and upon the golden Walls of the la-rcr wa: dr.;, 1 a 
 large Rainbow. I aft of all w.is a ihirely Manhon for 
 the Priefts, which was alfo cover'd wi'h Gol.i from top 
 to bottom. In this grcar Cl.nller before-mennon'd tliere 
 were various other Apartments, Shrines an.l Tabernacles, 
 which were compaiable to any of the former for extra- 
 vagant fomp and Riches. BeiidesGold and Silver, eve- ^, i^^j ,,.,, 
 17 pla^e ll.oiie \^'ith Jewel.N too, fnch as the Couirry af- Suare. 
 forded ; thefe are principally 'I'w.pidfn and r.in.-r.iu.,!i, 
 for Diamonds and Rubies they have none. L'pou the 
 whole, no Princes in the whole^World have ever adc'tii'.' 
 
 'I ,' ' 
 
 a Cloilier coniirting of fom larg • So 
 the tops of which w.tc downs 
 the manner of the Temple ; and 
 adjoining levcral delicite Chip, 
 
 
 ^4 
 
 leir 'remples and Places of Worfliip [o as the /nc,;j of 
 I'l- It have done. For feveral forts ol .S.ierilices they h,id 
 feveral Rooms let apart, Ihme for one, and others for^'^^'''^. 
 another fort ; but one woii'd hardly at light have ima- , vor.i sj-.: - 
 giii'd, that a Hoiife i'j glorious as this Ihou'd hive beeii'c.-. 
 M m m n; ni Jevotci 
 
 ( 
 
'774 7heCr<;ilan(! Moral HtfUn of the^p:in]ih lib. V 
 
 cUvntc\i to Uiiiclicry .iivl ll'CiUlini; of IMoo.1. It ih 
 
 'Maiiit 
 
 fo 
 
 -Pill.i 
 
 aiK. MlviT, ui" nv 
 
 c)t ihc [•'(lunt.i 
 
 r.ilions of tlvj 1 nclb, were i 
 
 tilt re wen- others ol CuOil 
 
 eriiinc I'.ki flii-m iirm the h.-i, uul llxFu 
 
 (it Sto 
 
 .ilfic. Inn hollmv , nnii ihe very l'i| 
 
 that brniii^hr waie 
 
 frrvc the ( )t 
 iCer Metul. liut it 
 
 almolt goe'! beyon.l all belii't' wli.it is rcpurteil ut ih 
 
 tmc <it their 
 
 Hoiili 
 
 t)s iich ;itui noble than the foi- 
 
 iner, at le:i(t .i« to the <iiiahiv of th ■ M^iciii.iis, tur i!i 
 
 l.om'il III lik .inv 'hmi! ItIow (In.M imi >il- 
 
 vir fwhcrc ii mii'lit l-i u^M m the buhiielNot ihur Itc- 
 
 lijNiiP. 
 
 iii[ [tii'te was d 
 
 I'l 
 
 il, 
 
 Ui 
 
 : theii 
 
 CarJcuof il:c Ti 
 
 ot'a vnit miiii'H'r nl 
 
 riic Gold aid !)ilvcr ; Q^i.utr f 
 
 Diif; i! ti' 
 
 ifAii'm.ihaii.l VejM-inliles wn 
 
 ct\' therereiiiMaiix iihel'.' (.'o'.'iiiry Niiimerns whieli rh.it hi (' 7.Mticu'r ull- 
 
 nhl Ml : III lit', aivl th. 
 
 vers, H 
 
 rccs with 1 
 
 heP 
 
 Bir.ls.ind Ki-ftiles,,i>ii.i;ht In- ilil \iAiyy,> ti.m. their I'l 
 
 .!! fiiiii- ot ihe Mi'iiiSvrs ot ll 
 
 poll the /'. 
 
 lein 
 
 ■ pc- 
 
 iiii' oiitneiii, a 
 
 ail doiieuiihar tain y ai:,l hknin to be his Bedtellovv.?. Atnr th.it 
 
 til th.- 
 
 itc. an 
 
 Order, teiidesthelc, they had 
 
 .1 d'.l'joVd \ip ind down in moll natural iieec id lloiiom iloiie iheiii, they never te'iuiid to tl 
 
 !i 
 
 I. 
 
 'ihMen and Woinei; 
 
 idH 
 
 • l!od 
 
 I l'.ffi"ie 
 
 l/l'tlll:. 
 
 ul. in llioti, hardly any 
 
 thn 
 
 iiuiiie wani 
 
 IMC, that e\fiiiilite Air 
 
 'If 
 
 llll'd I 
 
 lid Itatcly Pi)\ver (Hkctiiat of the ( 
 
 toriiier In lii.ied Lives iii ihe Nil; 
 
 v.eiii miu ilie 
 
 -oiiiitries 
 
 ^ervi 
 
 nt ti 
 
 iiiieriesaj',aiii, Ihi' ciiiu 
 
 wlicrc 1 
 
 .•Finprcfs 
 
 or into tiie r cwn 
 
 Ihofe that were 
 
 lev palVd under no \i'.:\v Ch.iiacter. 
 vrown old in tlie .V-rvue t- o, ni.qht 
 
 /•'.■ I ] eoiiiiiiaiid t' 
 
 L'teiilils liel.'ii 'inp to the Te 
 
 none of tlie.n iHTcith ihc Metals bi-fore-niemiond 
 and 'tu-- the lame as id th'- Inllnurem.s :liat related to 
 
 As f>v tilt Velfeis and; have the fame irerriv of retirinj; to tlieir iefpu'u\e 
 i.'i- .Si-rvii-e. 'liev were ' Hoiiies ; but as dierc was no !;real danpei <i ihele t. r 
 
 f'le laire 
 
 the vcrv .Spa.les an! l'iel.-:ixes were ot 
 
 Ma 
 
 tW.lS II It till" 
 
 I'em- 
 
 l^'e oI'i-'k/cj .done that was tlv.is Divinely cmlieUuhd and 
 ie: t.irth, there w.re levcr.il orlicrs in the t'lnpire that 
 w^Tc ii'tnv.eli inf.ii mrtnit, but '.hat which eanie near- 
 
 ■.■•ii,i|.- of 
 
 til, and, as lomc lav, iiiiRht prcten 
 outdo 1', ivas <\\c Temple of 'l'iri.,i 
 
 1 to rival, if not 
 
 bceoniiiic Wives afterwards, to tholi? th.-a were y 
 and had been called o.n lot ilu- /icj; I'Icafi 
 
 uiin 
 
 never afterwards beltow tli 
 
 'twas re' koiid a fort (^f putie'acltio.) of 
 
 lire, nil J' In 
 upon other Mt n, "fov 
 
 ■Cli. 
 
 ai.K'ttr. 
 uiiicn theiulelve.^ commonly uerc too proud 
 
 Yea, I hi' \V 
 
 out to lofe It 111 anv lulte, lin.;c to be .Miltreis 
 
 /'A-.r was a preater (.<!ory ilian ti be Wile to the greatell 
 
 till 
 
 inrd 
 
 in the b-niiute. 
 
 vliieh ilandsin] There was another furt of ilicl'e Ke 
 
 lll.i 
 
 Nl 
 
 iij 111 the nil 
 
 ■ill of a I ake tlwt beats the fimc which hv'd retired onlv in ilieii own Houfe 
 
 W, 
 
 ,0-.ll.! .>... 
 
 Iiat v.-;iuii oee.ilion 
 
 I 111 
 
 td Trcaui-e to be l 
 the I'c nv! 
 
 c\\ a pvodipious Mafsjthe liiieity of i^oing 
 
 i>>i 
 
 riu'.'!!': In 
 
 tlier, was a tbnd conceit o 
 
 f Occalii 
 
 iipon very iirc,ent and pl■cliln^ 
 
 on this Ipot belore any otiicr 
 
 tiiat after the Delup.e ilie Sun Ihined up- jperpeiual Virp.in'ty, which tl 
 
 lieir t'leaiell moriihi-anon was a V 
 
 ouiinnn' 
 
 upon ilic 
 
 y k 
 
 OlV ut 
 
 epi iiivm- 
 
 (ilobe ; and tliere-jl'ible. 'Ilie pen.iity inflivlr.l upon any Man liiat was'' 
 
 foic. to a knouledp- tlusben.'litof tlie.r Fathertlie.Siin.i.Huilty of lo Hammp ,i eriiiu-, as to offer violence to any"'.';''',''. 
 
 
 t.ie;. bull: him lure a i eiiiple, and all the Provinces ot 
 t'lc Empire did make their .Annual Offerings of (roid. 
 Si.ver. and p'ccious .Stones. Tlie l\-r:,vi.iis thcmlelves 
 line laid, ihit tluiv wisllold enough in that Ifland 
 (i'cli.les U'li.it was wronpht into line Shtpes and Figures) 
 t 1 have built anotlvi lempie from the foundation, but 
 all went ;ir..i tlie Lake whi ii the Sp in'.i,.li >'ame into the 
 Cuiintiy, .Hid I J did a pood part of the TreaUire of CiiJ- 
 c:- po into the friie lure Repoiitory under water. 
 
 The I'nellsof the Slirine of the iiun vx<'-iifco wcrcall 
 ofiliomof tholSIood Koyal of the fi/c.!.', and hadconfe- 
 rp'enily the Title of lu.n themfeives ; as tor the other 
 Services of rhe Temple, there were fi'C.'i not by Birth, 
 b. t hich as were laid to be fo by Prtvilcpe. The Hiph- 
 Pi icll was commonly either Unkle or Brother to the Km- 
 percr, he niuit .at Laii b.: I.epitiiiiatc of the Blood, or he 
 was iiturlv uncap i'''e oi Difcharpinp that l'uni?)ion. In 
 tile other FivviiKes, the liiler:oiu Priefls were rlie Kin 
 d-.eduttiie Noblemen c.f ihofe Countries, xwA the chic! 
 
 Pne'i a!',):, 
 heal of al 
 Ml rary. 
 \'eiimcnts 
 
 
 •an / .1. hr that Oi^nitv mult be at the 
 iilieiJreatcltOffi.es, both Saercd, CImI and 
 The Prieitb (which i . much) had no peculiar 
 ; tliev ferv'd their Couvfcs in the Temple b; 
 Weeks, 111 which true they did not llir our of it Ua; 
 nor Night, 
 
 But "l elides thefe Religicius, the Pcmrini: had alfo 
 fviine of the ether Sex, Wnircii iiiclos'd in certain 
 Ho'ifes, and living there the Lives of Nuns under the 
 C)o\eviinient of their Superiours ; tlicle were to be al! ot 
 them of the Royai Blood, without mixture on either 
 /iuc. Tliey liv'd ill (xrpetual retirement lo their dying 
 il.iy, reithi r niigiit ihey fee or fpeak with any Perfoii but 
 tli.jfe ilia; I elong'd to their own Honie. 'Twas Death 
 f r any Man to enter the feeon.l Gate of theirHoufe, as 
 IK Woman ri-.igui enter tli.at of the Priells , only the 
 Kiitprefs her felt', and her l.>anplncr, had the liberty of 
 goiiv.; in aiv.i conlerring w itii them. 
 ?!:■ rWvk . 1 iicy had innlir.iidcs of nublc Atieil.lants o/ their own 
 S-.'x to do ail iid'erioiir Woiks and Offices for them ; as 
 n r t'lLir .,wii pa; ts, ilicy d.d only excrcile themfelvi s in 
 rliC fine woiks-of Spiiiiiinp, Weaving and Sewiir», and 
 ni.iking the Ipleiidid Ko'oes ih.ii ilic Lmpcroror 1-mprefs 
 d:.t wei.r, .IS well as tliofe which were ofTcr'd to the Sun. 
 1 hey m.tde alfo the Bre.id lor the Sacrifices to the Sun at 
 the great Fenlts, and the Drink which In.r. drank arthat 
 ti.nc. .All the l'teiilils of their Houfcs were as rich as 
 thoU' ofihe Piierts in the Houfe of tlie Sun, and they 
 had a G.irdcn iillo a.iorn'd witll the fame golden vane- 
 ties. Theii' Maiifioiis were not in the Temple nt the 
 r.th*!:ai!ic Sun, but difla-it from it by a whole Street. Tike this 
 Sov.iittt. m L„y.^ „;^.,^. i.veral others in other Parts of the b'nipire, 
 in w hich the fame .abatements wete made as to the ron- 
 ditiou and i,u;ility of the Pcrfons admitted into them, as 
 was obfii.d concerning rhe Prielfs J for here, tho' the 
 Coverneo u.idl be of tlie Blood Royal, yet that of the 
 Nobility, by fpecial favour, was idmitied to the Ho- 
 nour of gr'-.wing old and co'd in this retired Service. 
 Tlicir tniploytnents were fiwh a', thorj at C'.'/t', and their 
 
 I'P' 
 
 ot .-.Ii thcle conK. rated Virgiir-, was Death in the erucleftcu'Jiin 
 manner, an.l 'twas not oulv his own late lodie, bur his 
 Wile, Cliildren, and all his Kindred, were involv'd in 
 the fame piinifliiiieni ■- this was the Law, but 'iwas ftl- 
 domor never executed, theie being hardiv any I'lichthinq 
 .as an Olleine of this nature known to be perpetrated. 
 It the Women tiicmlebes lolt their ownChaltity, they 
 were either bury'd .iiiKk, burn'd, or thrown to the 
 I ions. 
 
 The niolf Solemn of a'l ihcFealts celebrated in this ^'"''^ "• ='" 
 yaflHmpire w.is that of the /((i>ih/, or rathci of the ^''° 
 Sun, and it was to asknowleiige the Suns Dcitv, and to 
 eommcmorate the happy Dcfceiu of their firll //.ctf from 
 him. All great Men in all Polls whatlocver were obli ■ 
 ged to be at it ; but if Age Siekiipfs, or the Uicts bufi- 
 ncfsdctain'd then', they feiit their Repreleinativps, ei- 
 ther their Sons or Brethren. And at this unu , all en- 
 dcavour'd to make the brijtiuelt I-igure pollii'le, and to 
 lliew the utmoft of tlieir I'oinp, "and that in Peiloiial 
 Ornaments, as well as E'luipagos and Retinue.. | be 
 People ot every Province mine with the feural lortsid' 
 -Araisthty us'd in tight, and bore along ivitli them their 
 leveral Devices and the Pictiueii of ilieir warlike 1'.^- 
 loits. 
 This great Solemniiv is intindiir'd bv n rigorous Fall F.ilt. 
 of three D,,ys. till whish tiiiu- they eatnoihiiigbut a little 
 raw Mai^r, or a few Herbs, they kindle no tire in all 
 thcCit, of C-'/fd, nor keep company wuh their Wives 
 during this preparation. The Night betijre they maKl 
 ^rcat ciuantities of Dough of their Maize, which is to 
 lervc at the Head ; and they never do make ihat Gram 
 into Dough but at this F-'ealV, and one more, tariy in 
 the Morning the ItKr. himfelf attended, with all the reft 
 of the Incif, (or Prin,:cs of ihc Blood) goes barefoot into 
 the principal Street of the City, and 'here wait for the 
 Rifing ,Sun. As fooii as they fee hii peep forth, they Adiir-ui- ■ 
 fiiU into a poftiire of Adoration, and cover their Faces I'l,',,'"''^^^ 
 with their Hands ; the Nobles arc all this while in a 
 Street adjoining, performing the fame Wordiip that tlie 
 htcr. and his f-amily docs here. Neither is this Cufiom 
 peculiar to the Pcri.i/rnj, all the People of the World 
 worfhip the Riling .Sun as well as tlicy, tho' the ceremo- 
 ny of doing It be foinething different. This Devotion 
 oyer the fwc<i rifes up, and takes two great Vellcls ot 
 Gold full ot l.iijiior, one in each Hani ; that in hi.s 
 Right Hand he pours into a (ioldcn Pipe, bv which it is 
 convcy'd to the Icmple of the Sun, and i^ as it were a 
 Draught conlecrarod ro that Luminary. I hen he drinks 
 a put of that in his Left Hand, and fo give' it to the 
 relt of the Iticu, who all rlijs while continue in tliat 
 humble pofture they at fittt jnit themfeives into ; the 
 Nobility ill the next .Street perform the I'ame cciemnny 
 of drinking that the Royal Family docs. .Aficr this the 
 whole Train joiii'd, and went away in great order to- 1 lior n.ii.^ 
 wards the T'cmplc of the Sun. 'fhe Nobility (lopt Ihort'" ''"T''' 
 at a conlidcrable diltancc from rhe great Gate, and only'"'' 
 the /hc.i's themfeives went on and enter'd tint ,Sa( red 
 Place, where they feU frnfttate before the great Gedden 
 
 llilUgC 
 
 i 
 
 w Itot .I"'! 
 
 ,.i:,u!lC 
 
 ^;^i.t^. 
 
ridies, I ib. V 
 
 ''••I, Hill il'.c Huiii.- 
 ui Mdblc than tin- tbi- 
 h- Mnt.iuis, tor the 
 !-rln\v Cnij .tmi >il- 
 liiiliiiclVot lilur Hi'- 
 ''■ ulii, li luiuiip',! ti.'- ■;, 
 .It III r .'■>. iKMi't '..III-''' ■" "■ 
 111 .M.ii.lvrs ot (liciu 
 1 II iipoii the /'..,!• pc- 
 itillows. At'"r tli.1t 
 never ru'miul to tlii-ir 
 rii'siip,;iiii, ini' eitluv 
 ■IV, (ir into the r i-wu 
 r IK) iit:;c Ch.iiactcr. 
 t .SctvKo t' o, niij-tit 
 ; to tlicir iifpa'inc 
 
 ,'Unj'i'i < ( iliiic |,,r 
 oti' tli.d were yoiiiij;, 
 lici. I'liafiTt. iiiirlu 
 upon o'iicr MtN, fov 
 Oil of ilif Clui.K'ltr. 
 101 ily MiTcioo prouj 
 
 bi' Milkrel's lo tlic 
 : Witi- to till f^rtaii-H 
 
 k- Ri'liyioiis NVotrcn 
 II Hinids, hikI rook 
 ■y urjji-ntaiiil pidling 
 iJtian wa> a Voiv Jt 
 lumniily kept iiivio- 
 1 any Man tliat was 
 ortci violcni c 10 any 
 . Uiaili III thi Lrnclirt 
 n larc to .lie, Imt lui 
 ], wire iiixulv'il ill 
 Law, l)iit 'twas fcl- 
 laidlv anv fncluliing 
 n to be pcrpctrared. 
 ■ ownCluitity, they 
 or tliiowii to the 
 
 ^■, f ; 
 .ti;J [■„ 
 
 (Is celebrated in this ^'''^ -'■'•'" 
 '', or rather nf ihc'^""' 
 cSiiiisUeitv, and tr, 
 their fird h.cn tVoiti 
 ^harlocvcr were obli- 
 pfii, or the Ui..u biifi- 
 • Repnleniativps, li- 
 1 this tinii , all en- 
 ilirc p..!|il,h-, and to 
 nnii tii:it in Peilciui 
 and Rfiinms. 1 he 
 :h the feveral loris ol 
 !(i:ip wiih ihem theit 
 of their warlike I'x 
 
 >i bv n n^jfous FaftFIl 
 atiiotliiiijilnita little 
 uriillf no Hrc in all 
 ly uiih their Wives 
 'ht bctore they maKt 
 
 Maize, which it to 
 do make that U'min 
 line more, tarly in 
 ed, with all the reft 
 1) coes barefoot into 
 d 'here wait for the 
 111 peep forth, they ^''"'J"" "■ 
 mil cover their Faces sj;, 
 : all this while in a 
 iicVVorfhip that :hc 
 ither is this Cultom 
 'opie of the World 
 ey, tho' the tercmo- 
 :'iit. This Devotion 
 ;wo great Vellels fit 
 
 Haul ; th.ii in his 
 
 Pipe, by which it is 
 , and i» as it were a 
 iry. '1 hen he drinks 
 d lo give« it to the 
 iiile lO'itinue in tliot 
 thenifelvis into ; the 
 I the lame ccteiiinny 
 does, .\fier this the 
 y in j'rcat order to- 1 Imr nnu"! 
 eNoliiUty ftopt Ihort '" '"« 'f '" 
 
 (Treat Gate, and only' ' 
 d enter'd ihit Sai red 
 Fofc the great GolJcn 
 Ii<iui;c 
 
 (^hjp.XlV. ^Thc CivihiKi Adural Hijtorji of fk'SpanilhU'cit-lndics 775 
 
 Clfitingv 
 
 Imaj^eof ilu Sun, and thru made every one his Otier 
 iiiiMif )>oMin VilleN ; 'he Supreme, or astliey call hmi 
 the L'-/.! /w.i, wiih h:.> own jitiuls oHeiM iluleto the 
 Sun tint he drank lo hnii in belou, but nb the relf gave 
 theirs 11. ihe I'tielU to oHer for iluin, thai is, thole ot 
 them that were not Iiivelfcd iiithe I'rieltly Cffi.e, for 
 if liny were they ini'.;lit peiloriii this ccrenmnv, ether- 
 
 S.uiix. 
 
 Cul;n.i'v 
 
 it (Vciiuciu'es, they had their I'olt; pUiitei! i,p jtiid 
 down at 4l.eai',ies dillaii e ihroiii;liou; ail tlie Parent 
 the Hinpiie hkelv ui adord .luy Nlws ; iieiiliii \,^\ licie 
 any thing reniark.ib'e th.it p.ili'd. Inn wiiat wa.- pmeiit- 
 ly brought to the /ma's ear at (.'./i... 
 
 The /«ci';, as they pLilorm'd iheOHi.c il ('liitf''; ' 
 , I'uelts at theFcult ol the Sun, (ihe\ biiiii; ilij hill Sc» ,'i'", ! 
 
 wir.- 110 decree of l>i;;niiy eou d make it lawtiil. Ihc' lenniizcis and liecinnei.'i oj the Oreinoiiy lo did ilicy 
 
 I'm Us h,i\ing d Ipi.s'd (f thele C)rteiiii;;s of the /'..m'j 
 
 went our loreteive thole of the j'etty I'rimes or Cnr,>c.i> 
 
 (as they c.ill them whn pri fi-rted them in order accord 
 
 ing lo iheir Aiiinpii'V, and the tiine they had been liib Iti' /«crt liiinfelf having albniLled ;i:Lir i e''i i- 1;;m. '■ • 
 
 i( I't to ilic Inipiie. 'I'lie ceremony of the Offerings bc- 
 
 iiij; tiiiilli d.ihey utiirn'd in llie laiiic iiider lo ilic Streets 
 
 again, \vli-reilv\ li.id pi ic'd tlniiil. lies before, and the 
 
 ii< \t pi'riiirni.iiii e ih.ir cniie on was rhat ot'ilie Sacritices 
 
 tlie pr;ii( .pal of all whr h w,ii a black I.ainb. 
 
 And fere they had a world i 1 Auguries and I'lcla- 
 
 gcs ; the- 111 It lign was, it the ),iin;',s dilci'vcr'd any ii'.o- 
 ' tion alKi they were taken ort of the J*fjd\, and the 
 
 worit if the Animal, wliile'tw.is opening, hippen'd to 
 
 get Irole lioiii them rliai lu Id ii, and Itood npr^ht on 
 
 I's l.(g«. If oiiepr>vd iinlrcky, they laid tiiat alide 
 
 and iriei! anoiher ; and if all were fothey (;,i\e over the 
 
 b'lalt, flying the Sun was aii;;rv lor fome iriiiic oi 
 
 orlicr, and expected nothing bui W.irs, Famine, Pelti- 
 
 Jenee, and a'.l nun'.e' of C^a aniirus. 
 
 The lire ihcv usd upon thefc (). ealioiv. v.ms Sacred 
 
 arJ Civlelli.il too, fctcl.d do'Mi noiii tlur I .itliei tlie 
 
 'J 
 
 'I , " 
 
 .lo the Work of cnininon I'riells in the I iiliiieis cf Mir- 
 riage to all of then own J.iiielgj, ;'h-' ll.'ii ^nie c\'..y 
 Veirortwo. 
 
 Ih' /«crt hiinfelf having alUnilled ;i:Lir i e'o 
 did call out the C'o.iplev, and |Oin .hen l;.i;id.- , alif ' 
 which hedehvci'd ilr/ni M their I'ar.-nts, svh., !vi,.i:i 
 iiii'd the Weddiii; with a Fe.rlt ol loi'j , li'.'. i.: Ir. 
 Uay,. 
 
 1 he C« r.ci', in tluT'ioviiicev, did the like Olii.'T. 'r; ' 
 the ycjiiiigMen .mil M.mjciv, nitlmi tiicir ie);)r.Mi .e jii-' 
 ild.d.on', asthe (;..<•', Jul ;u (.'.,;,•.. to thofi; <j\ dieirov.r 
 lood. hvery Man was free to make li s owl Che: .i, 
 hi sv and where he pleas'd, but ha\iiig dene I", th,. V. ,., 
 in.iil he had < holcn coii'd not Le In. lawful \\ iU tni rl. . 
 Cn il I'ower (not tlie hi cldiallieMl, h.id by that Ce.ci.i 
 ny ina.le Ikt !■;. Wh ii the Inilimi's was t-ib^ done, t 
 way Was tor the lindegroom to g) to the IJiid'. ''. Flo . 
 at.d iiawiig pi. I a Shoe on upon nei fi ot, to ha.i iKT . 
 way to th: p.ac^' where eiil-fr ihe ;;;. ■ .>i ihv e'« ..< . i.; 
 the IVn iiice perl' iin'd the Ceremony < I i\hi.v . -e. 
 Be:;des th.s NV.Ii, the Liw and (.i.hun i ; . ■ 'L i... 
 Sin by the help 'it' a Burning glafi (orajiwci which n; a'i.iw'.! a varietv ..f o Ir r \V'..n,en, u). , v- i. '.■.•, 
 the I lighT'nell ns'd tor that purj-i-fe ; with this ihcy "i'liont -.iry thing of x\w forma irv and i- ; ! .k n. ii. c , 
 dkl iIk Serviic of tlieD.iy, and kept lire in the 'IViLple neither did ihe Magilirau at .ill i.,;.Ciii, i., i..^., ,.. -.l.i.fe 
 a 1 ihe ^'e,lr round. If the Sin aid i.oi liiiiietl-.ey r.rni k Matrcis. 
 
 ire, tor th' v nuili have it :.• ;, ■; U. this cxtraMdin.iry If the 1 awUiI Wile dill.oiioiir d 1; i lin-.. .i: d .■• I''ni,l \ 
 L'le ; but then till, refiif.il of the Sun to atiVra his ad.iiiiiung ail) other into a than hiii :e f, b. i.': ilu .,:ii; ' 
 lieanis, wa'.i look d upon as a tl.i::g tl ury ill l:.:ni- the t ucko-d-iiiakcr were )Hin.ii,'ii v.iili iJeath ; liui is, 
 tication. in laie il.e Hibb.ind obltni.itel . imdled up..!! l.aiM,;^ 
 
 1 he Sacritices were all Roai\e.l, an, i eaten opiiily in ijnUicc done htm, and wou'd m i cive his Riuii-n. t \". 
 the alLirc incntioii'd Sireets ; and 'twas lolenin at theii 'heothcr hand, li.ppolmi' he s\;,^ k.i..! .uuii-i-iin .iliioran, 
 Urinkings iiere, for the liur. to dunk I.) lone of the and by his firgivenels I'a.'d ti.enines, \et the l,.".w 
 principaUiraiidecs and Men ot War. and lend the C^np wou'd not le; them go wain m foiiie ii aiks e.l its Sc\e 
 CfTOiiy of about to thiin by Ii ine oneor other ot hi. Kindred. 1 he nty, and ihcic'i.re they Wi re I'lne to 1< pumr.rd, tho 
 ilinkicitiio ^,,^.j ^y|„^.|, Ijroiigiii the l.uliioi ns'd llu Ibrni, l',,c Capa|i'V ihe IniiidgeiiceandCJi cincU ol ilie injui'e! A ..n ihe e 
 Incay(7../j /'■•» f/iii li<o./ ,it;«:; (.'ll/', avd 1 an .imc to .iiii.i^ i^^yW ilie t'atal Itr. ke. 1 hcCJon.ulines wcie not liable 
 :.'■ f;'r-f <>; .'» N.i»)(' ; and 'twas recciv'd with l.yes Ufti'ei to thele iigonn. of the I aw, they might id'e the I bei[\ ol 
 iipto the Suit, and de-oiit ihanks tor the fa'cur, and 
 even theC' ps were eltecm'd asSaeied thiiu's, lince the 
 hic.t s Lips had coiich'ii tnem. .-Xs tor the rell, who were 
 not t!iu;, honour d, the ("ii'sof the l^lood drank to then, 
 ill tliiir own N.iir.i'v, and not in the Fnipcro.s. 
 
 From what ha<. been reprclcntcd hiheite) i f tlieRiehes 
 anei Splendor (d this Fii.pire, 'tis not hatd to giieli, h'.w 
 the 1'rinces liv'd, anel m what manner they weieleivd. 
 M.^nih .-net '1 her Fnlaces were built of Stone tinely wrought and 
 °' '"'■''"''•■ earv'd, but 'tis in vain t.i prciend to tell how iiiiich 
 Sihcrand Gold went lo the a.lo'iuiig of them , 'tis 
 enough lo las, th.it all rhings that eoii'd sic of thou Me- 
 tals were lo ; and con'd '^l.dl■n Servants have .i.u'iided 
 rhem and done their Wotk . no dontn ihev hail ludiheir 
 IXimefticks and Ki'tiniii ol .»c hime. \ei hni tl; e in 
 iheir Valaecand ('areh'tw an Lpitomc ot 'It Cnation 
 
 ^.:^tl..■l 
 w.lte-.l '1 
 
 ^lfelI. 
 
 JiiMiling wiih rjiher Men wiilu ui being il.ou;,h; ri'.dty 
 ol any (Meat trime. 
 
 Tlie /'.'M ,./ J allow'd no Mairiages isi.l. ih -f.' thai 
 were ne;u ill Blond ; and iventhe /i.ci'i tlie nileivc' A i.', 
 n(/t VI nture iiptn it till tov.ar.ls the la.tci i-i,d it lli.n 
 Moi aicliy, as /lo'Jr.t la\s The iJiltoin i l' ni.ir;)..i^-, ' 
 Silteis waslirlV brought in, .leoording to tl...' Auhor by '„ 
 the Inc.- r.,f<.-trui, ilie- Cjraii.If.iiher ot ..tr.ldt p:!, wlu'' 
 aiiihc riz'd it l.vth In Ptefept and his ownl'iaitilc. f !,■ 
 luairicel Ins Siliei by the bathers li, I., .oiJ de.'cci \: 
 lawful h.r ihe ii.i.i J Ins Slid elfois lb te. ilo , nay. al I.:- 
 Death, he . omiuanded his l.'lnkircn to follow lui Ux- 
 ample, and the Fmptror yUri.il.fr. was the tint ol one 
 ol ihelr Incelluoiis loimindior.s. On ihc o, her hand, 
 'I'.n. J. •,,"_/).!•(•; n lays, wuIkhii leflriilioii of time, or 
 any other circiiniUance, that the i'....'j had the Fiisilege 
 in Cold and Silver, having Men jnj \". ..'it i n n b.ihgte, jot marrying their Silters, and did i;fien do lo ; and tlie 
 al! the Annuals an.i Vegeta'o'i.s of ii.e l-o-niry in then iirinhont li, it lecuis pii bable eiioui'.l; iliat thcCullem 
 exaiit Sl.ipis ,ind I'roportions. ' ( i.s nc'oiels ..tter this to jw.is nnuli ancienur than ./.;,•.; will haee it to be, and 
 
 el.t;..-:.;. 
 
 iav of what MaieniKihe Villi !s3i..; Utenlil, ot coiii- 
 mon Seivie'e about their Hoiiles were. 
 
 'J he J'/c.i never wore anv (laiineiit (tho' the vn belt; 
 iwice, bii' gave thctn to his Kindred ; ;.iiil v.e ni.iv lip- 
 pol'e he hid Ills nee.l ot tins loit ot iliange than that ed' 
 the Furniture of who:e Falaces, whnh, as our .-Vuthor 
 alliirf.^, was never remov'd from me I'alace to aiiotlier, 
 bi;t was new aiul f.elh in every one lhruup,li Jiit all ihe 
 I'rovinecs. 
 
 As for all loris of Uomeftiik Servants and Oiilccrs, 
 they wcie nv. a tVw partie:ular I'erlons taken in niiei- 
 taiiily to fiicn or fiu h a I'.ai e or OHia-, but there wi re 
 whole li.v.ii aiiign'd and hud out for thole purpol'es ; 
 .ind 'twas their bmin fs t'l luniilh out Men of aoilite and 
 htiel, lor thole 1 uihs, and alter they lia.l lerv'd their 
 appointeil I lines and Courles, to fend ethers in their 
 loom. 
 
 ■j'he I'l r.': h.nd at (cri.iin times o( the Year tlieir Set 
 Fliintings, but rliey always went wuh a fweeping Train ; 
 feidoni lei's tha I ^'Xiro Men attended them upon thefe 
 O.ialions, half of wdiich went upon one hand, and the 
 < thir upon till ot.icr, compailini', m Zo or ^jo Leagues, 
 and 10 aking dl lotis of wikl lieaiis in great imnibeia, 
 tl' wh.Ji, .■ hen tliey had kili'd what ihev wou'd, they 
 tiifir.Ks'd the lell. 
 
 ier qui.k Uilpatch and 
 
 lieep the Imperial Crown iipi.n i 
 
 . 'lie Ir.c.i'i, belides their multitudes ol V Ve.n.en, l-.a I 
 .^l!vc;tlfcn;enI of all tiiaiinci (on^' wdiuh bore the Clmiaiiter of Wife ai'A ^'.yi, that is, 
 
 M n n, in m ; So- "Oiqr' 
 
 y1 
 
 1 eriiaps as oUl as tl-.e fcirpiie it led'. F'oi ae-cori'ing to 
 the /'i-..' ;•..!« .->ntu|ii;t;es (as we lliali lie in i;s place) ihc 
 hrit f/.c.t, Mnii.:. L,::,.,, and Ins I'.'i i.r FmpreK, Weie 
 Ihoiher and Siller, le'ng, as ihce t\ gn'd, the Lliildreii 
 of the Sun, which F.xjinpie in thebiui-di: •.! iliibm- 
 pire, and the molt immediaieOll' Ij ring ot iheir IXirv. 
 w.is lefhcient to imiOeliKC the Jike praetile .iinon-dt his 
 Siiccelfjrj. In eonimon Man iagcs, tin .le ofone r't...\ in. i i 
 night not marry wnhihemof anoihcr, but all wiin.'' 
 and jiiiongll themlelves. Neither iniglii they gc i> lice 
 out of the I'loviiiccs iindTowr.s wllcrelheir FlaL r -.tion- 
 Were nt hrif fetled ; and if any did lo, 'twas I'V Itealil 
 or paiticular favour. 
 
 'I he ('(■' i.i j'.!/i M. nil hy was fiom the liid Idlablilh- '': 
 nient of it 1 U'reduii s ; neither wis iher.- 1 ver any lech l\.. 
 thing known as an (/...i i.holeii aminglt them. .And the 
 realejii of this Conlfitiui.iii is elear enorgli, for ihc fiilt 
 liiiri (.iswelhall lee ifierwarils in th.- aeeoiini of tlieii 
 I'eiligrees ami S.iceeilions) gie in,; hiini'cif out I . :' ihe Soi. 
 ot'tlie Sun, bisOtt Tpiiiig were aceoielingly i:i tlie Opi- 
 nion ol the l'cople<.l thi- lane DiviniR.Ke: lo ihatihis 
 high Defcent, thi.s Kei.uion to tho Sun, (dF all viid;Ie 
 beings the mol': ador'd aniongll them) iin.l'l of necelhty 
 
 lellead of thai l'..;;rdv 
 
 
 ti'i. 
 
fl 
 
 
 i 
 
 1 1 
 
 
 i 
 
 77^ T/'c6Vi77W/\:/wW/////()ryo/ f/;f? Span ilh Welt- Indies. Lib. V. 
 
 TSc Sju-J 
 
 f- Snvcrcipii QiU'inci linii'rcli, ami m calc <if iMt:A ofji'j, w.is iilw.iys wlicn ,i IVoviiki- wai foni|\ur.l. 
 Chiklroii li7 lu't, the Su.-iclliiiMv.isdevi.il.'il til tlic next Pi'lV ot tiic urcatcll part of ihc liilialm.iiu., \uu 
 
 "i"viiKisU[i.iiivl>lowii, ilicrelr. [.ikinpau.n iVdintluiii 
 
 iif the I .■pi'tiiii.ue nioo.l, ilie lUUai.ls hcnty, tot.illy e\ 
 il.ulcil lujin .ill ii.terelt or loiueni m it. 1 lie mark nt 
 liivcnitui.- Ill till- .SiipremelViwer, was a Kciil "f tire re.l 
 Wodll liannins upuii the I'orehea^i. This I'ailipii wa^ 
 pei-uliir to ilie t>icr.!.ti'.\ ami as mivh his I'peaal Dm;- 
 
 ID ill! 
 
 iiiti) iitlur 
 
 all iiianmr ol oppoitanmes aiul :tijvarua>',es lur He'.cili.s 
 ')r C'niilpiracio. llieii no Inwiis that wore taken hy 
 toue at any nine, uerc ever Sackil cr l'liiiiJ,irj, oraii) ^' "''"' 
 l"tt of vioiciKc ollei'U lo tlieliihiliitanrs, Imi on il.c-ron "' 
 
 ^^a (.town of (Joltl tj that ol other rrimes j theinary, tlay lia^l all luaiirei i\ j'lo.l iieatiiient, ami by 
 
 f'llie ami penlc iiictlic^l'! tliey were l-r()u_i;lir to liii.init 
 iliiietl> and peaieably lo llie /'j,,i'!. (ioverniiictit. Aii.i 
 heeaiile ihey hel.! it tui u fine Maxim, that mas theljeit 
 ami lalcU louifl lo keep tluirSiil-jeCts aKv ij , m aitioii, 
 iiul well employ J, iliiretore they put tliein u) on W(>rk> 
 ot I'liij! tune .111,1 niiat labuiM- J p.iti of u!ikI. weie llii? 
 l.iijieCJawlevs iiaile iipaii.l down in leveial jMits nt'the 
 Cmiiury, he/iiles loiue iiim more Itiipeiiilions (iii<, 
 w-jiieh We I'.all a!iir\\aid> ^-nr the KcjiIli ai. .u^oU'i; 
 
 .|.o- 
 
 rriiucs nt the Blmxl iiii;;lit wear it imleeil on one liile 
 near the V.m\ liiit tl-.c l'\i Only iiri|n the roveliea,!. At 
 tlli^C tie'i'onv thete wire great niiiii'oir» of Saiuti.ei, ol- 
 fevM, aii.l 11 iilV,.|.,tioiis nuJe, ami an intinue throne, 
 ,.f lVo| lefioin all Tarts oftlie l-nipiic. W. y/.: (p. akbof 
 a lo'eiiiri liivo, aiMM of the Deitv I'y the CIr.et Tnelt, 
 .111,1 a'firtoi I'ra'.er mail'- in ilie l'iiWi,k AlleinHy for 
 llieiiew /-•■.raid the lir.pire in ner.ei.ll ; I'll; we lioii't 
 tiiul 0;; ■'.;« takes any ii aue i^' ir, who, 'tis prnKible, 
 v.,,11.1 iHii have . iiatied fmli a tliim', liad it I'een lo. 
 All their I aw<, l.othCn ll and .SaVr.d, were .ittrilni- 
 
 l-l'V ,, ■ , 
 
 ; I V I - 
 
 «'.i B.lir.iV 
 
 te.l lo a;,:;..- (;■•.; ihe tiilil)....-. wlio re,eiv\l thvin from 
 ills !■ r.luT the .Si'ii , tin s he p,a\e oiu to t!ie People, a, 
 .irdim; tolhel'olicv i s\i l<v .Vii"..', and kieral oilier 
 lleatl'.n Law, iMr« 111 ihe World. And t.oiwitliltan- 
 ilini! tlurfi'. li.i! of the |i/,/.ViiiaJe a pr.a n.ai.y e.val- 
 l,-i;ij :iwsih--nilel\i », yet all wen: hv the Name of A.V«- 
 1 ,1 I .-; ■ ^ 1 .w .. to I'.i', e she ii-oc lor e .md authoiity to 
 li'.eir. 
 
 Tlie I'o!!.iiN . r I'.h' I ■'■• ill their (invein:iicnt, were 
 (■:eli .IS ;in Nati. in in the World need Jelpife, aiul ,i preat 
 n-aiiv pi rh i| s ir.ay iini: ire 
 
 They .ilw.n , ( laed an I ■■ of iluir DIood .is .Supreme 
 fiovernor 111 every runir.ee, lo wli,im .ill f.iiiles tlifre 
 were iiltimattly leletrd, and who l,ad ,i Veaily.'\e-_ 
 
 eoui'.t t om a!' the Interuui Covernors oi all tliat^ pafs'd, (hares ot the Jki.i and the .Sun, to make up the deHci- 
 of all tliat were Bom or Uead, ot the Hate ( f all the ,cri les of ileother; mllioit, c\ery Man li.id a j mtion 
 J'roor.of that Pioviiue ; i I'tl.e (.orii, andoilui pp li- ailign'd liim neeorJinn to the prearnels of Ins l-ainly, if 
 i.iMi Coir.iuodries. W hi never aiiewl'roviike w.iseon-; he vvae a poorM.iii.or lii>lX,.ifiors .iiiii l.\|eiiee.s, il lir 
 iliaiM, the Iidi.-iouanis wire rede.ed into eertani Hands, weic a < H'.uv; oi l nie (.'l'i,.ei cftheJuaie. 1 lie Oriiir 
 ind ComnionaliKS, and eoiiiiiiuteil to the ehaipe and joLletv'd in the I'lllage an.l Musbandty of liule 1 .iiuis 
 
 laie of Otlkcrs who had the ir.fpciilion, fome ct lo, ' ' ' 
 
 ' il.ersof I' -, rthcrs of n " ; an,l fonie, (wlii. h was 
 the hr^Li-it Cli3r!.',e c'i .-.'I of l.^O'. This .recording 
 to ..■.'"•..'s aiciiiiiir, tho" our ('.•(«:';'"j Aiith' r lelis iis 
 that they went r.o hiphir than ioqo. 'I heic I'ufms 
 were to I'lvivide 
 
 [•arrher, when a Cuuiitiy e.a, ledii .'il t.j tl.i Ul.eJi oXxm 
 cneeot ilie y-.r^, ()fliell^ wete pieliiitl) feii! u hineyi' vj- 
 the I ;iiiil>, an I mark oiit uh.ii was lit foi il:e preiduili- '"' 
 on 111 ivlaiZi', or oilier uleliil (iiain ; to ini^ !o>t' and 
 Lul'.iiate what w.is lianin, and to ouierihe tuo cyaifi 
 ot water to pJa.es whieli wantid. Vlhiiihe i.i.ij n.o 
 thu., juiviyiland made improvi aMe, they uiuded i' 
 allotiiim to ea. Ii 'I'owii it.^ pi. .p,er lliare, th.ir is, fo iiuith 
 lur ilieUfe an IServi e of ihe Inhabitants , bilidis wh!eh, 
 thi re wi re luo ihares more, one li.r the Kevenues of tin 
 Sun, and .inoilui li.r tlu h,..: himlelf, and eai;h ofthele 
 Cipial to ili.it whiwh V..1. al'uw'd lo ihe People. 
 
 Hut proMlion was always made, that ilie Inhabitaiiisn venr 
 ;V.iHi'il nor be llrauiied, and therefore it' the. r iniinbeis ' i'^'- 
 en reasM \i.ry ta:i, there was fome t.iken out of il.e 
 
 ha, 
 
 •.■-•Mk.ii.i 
 Irh.iii. 
 
 •.hem With Corn, Vooll, and other ne- 
 
 ( ilarics of 1 ife, to give an aeeount to the Siiperiour 
 
 C;ov.in.M:-, ..r Judges of their way and maiimrof li- 
 
 vvas lh:s ; in tiic tirll pla.:c lliey did thou- that belii.ii;'d 
 tothevSun, this was a pie^e of Re'..p,ioiis rel'pcd, and 
 they iToneludcd they oueh' to fenc their Ueiry before 
 thcmlelvev 
 
 Next to tnclc they took laieof the Land:, of Widows ,. 
 .ind Orphan-, ol' o!u ami liek I'eopie, arj of .ibtiie I'oorw'.i 
 in general; of thetii thai were in the Wais, whofee'ci 
 Wius they look'd upon at tiiat tune ai. Widows, and 
 
 Tvv P-.Mps, 
 ' ij II.. 
 
 villi;, that 'twab Vei>ular, and aeeording to the ha', partuularly of tliofe that v.ere really fo, and had aiitu- 
 Laws ; i.i fee th . ihi'ie were no idle V.igabond Lerlons a.ly lolt thtir Hiisl aiids in the bcr's SLivi..e. Of all 
 nmonuft them, and e'peCKiIly to take e.Tie about the hdii- thele there was tpceial eare taken, and they were llir- 
 eation of their Children. It ihele Ir.lpeiitors nejilected ither allow d (it at any time they wanted Ccn or Seed) 
 
 X\w Ijani, 
 
 their Ou-y, tf.e faiilr. that were eominittea were their 
 own, and '.hey punilh'd aeeoro.ii p'v. 
 
 L\er\ Town m the Lmpire had a ludpe .appointed to 
 i!ci ermine n" ' 
 
 1 forts of Canft- and l)e; atesihat weicof 
 
 ill's moment, and iliefe lonllaatly lent in their .Sentences 
 an.l Determinaiion, to the Sm eiiour Judges in the Ca- 
 pital City of the Prov inee every Month. Neither did 
 ihc Matter relf there, bur went on from thefc to the 
 mote Supcrtour oncb .it Court, and it there iv.is any 
 ihiiii; ot Injuiliee or Partiality loimd in anj' ot their 
 .Sentei),.e.s, thev were lure to be feverely piliulhd. 
 
 As the Limpire was dnided iii'o lo.ii General Parts, 
 fnliuh they vaiii-,i;!orioiilly lall'd tlie four Quarters of (their Pco) 
 the Woild, .ind were reckon'J t. W. N. iSc S. as they 
 lav trom (;.■/.', w'hi.h wasiheC.entie ot al!J loth. \i,e- 
 
 ro have it out ot the Piibli..k Stijre-houfis. T here were 
 particular Otiicer,. appointed tor manafuni; ihe 1 ands i^f 
 .ill thele forts of Pee pie, and they vvereobli.u'd lo fervc 
 them lirlt, before thev did any tliiiif! for themlehes. In 
 the time of rlie/'j..J liiiyru,-. there wasoneof theCfticers 
 hanij'd for 'J illmgihc Land of a certain' i-.nj hisKinl- 
 maii, before he had done thai of the Widows aiiil Or- 
 phans ; a, id to make it the more exen.pl.iry, the Gal- 
 i(,w, were lit up, and the Lii,.ution ilone, upon that 
 Kobleir.ans Land where the law had been tianljjrelsd. 
 Lait of all tb.c /'h.j'j lands were loi k'd after, ihoie 
 Piinee.s biiildini> their own Prolpcniy upon tli.it .if 
 c, and endeavoiirinij in the luit pl.iee to ren- 
 der iheni ealle and happy. When ihe Lands of ihe .Sun 
 iid the li::,: were 1 illed, there was a f;ie.it deal of p.-inip 
 
 Roys or Preiidents ot ihel'e CLoaners, « ere the Supreme! and foleninity in ihe bnliiiels, tiif-y appear'd in their belt 
 
 iMnuilers in the Goiernmeiit, ard had the lalt Ueterm 
 nation of Matters, the next nmoie bemij to the J'.-; 
 (.'.;,.: lull. felf. If any PioMiKial Coiitroveilie cou'd not 
 he dc-ided either by the ordin.avv Mitultcrs there, i r by 
 any Depr.tatinn from Court for that purpofe, 'twas fiil- 
 
 .A. eoiuienientv, and broke up the ground with ,Sonj;s 
 of joy and Iriiimph. 
 
 Nay, the hill piece of'uionn.l that was driii.alrd to C ■!■:■ 
 the Sun ncai (,■.,'. j was turn'd up iiy lf..;-,s and /'.•o..ij j ,' ' 
 (the PrincesandPrmielfcs of the Blood Royal) in all their ;,„'w.' 
 
 II (..ji 
 '•It.. 
 
 [■■rions Ci 
 fcllll.l I 1. . 
 
 r-nc -if 
 l..:iS"^::e 
 
 P'nJ.eJ till the /".-i vilired iho!e Parts in his Prosrcfs, i belt Ivobes and |ewels. The Spades they iisd were of 
 .lad v.-as til be broimht to ai .Uiie by a Sentence from iWood, and abiv.t a Yard lony, plain beloreand pointed, 
 bis rw'n Mouth. ^ l"''' roind behind, and near fo'ir hniiers thiik ; alioii: 
 
 The I'onr urontVicc-Ri-iys bet'i ro-nicntion'd, and they half a '^'ard tioindic point was laibiied aioiitriv.ance ot 
 .ill I.... eoniposd the Ciran.l Council ot .State 
 
 with thefe 
 
 tiic /.. .; avl'vis'd about his .\tfairs, and they made Re- 
 
 p.-rtsof all Mafteri to him. i 
 
 The way of fendinr, thell Reports out of the Pio- 
 .vinces (firce the\ iMil'iLt the ui' of Letters) was by 
 ■■ L;nci tii.it h li fe'.. ral knots made in them : Thole knots 
 
 W'Te 1 f vai.-a.s eol ,uis, and Ihevr'd whi' crime or trcl- 
 
 I af^ wa.. ii.te.ide.i , and then certain threads of fevral 
 
 ..■jloiiis Loj, I'aiimd ll) the I incs, declard wliat puiiilh- 
 
 jiieiits were I'.iv .i eoidin!- to the I aw. Tiie fameOrder 
 
 and .Siilordinar on of Courts and Otti.:crs wcie el'la- 
 
 b:i;!.M l'.,T Mibtaiy AH'airs ; as for Civil, the fame varic- 
 
 1-,, and the laioe ttriAncfs of Difciphnc, every where 
 
 oLl'er/d. Anirhcr i lecc of Policy praiitis'J by the- /k- 'not impofe Uiv heavy pin^lna^ Yokes upon them, n.jr 
 
 wood like .1 Snrrop, tor them to let their feet upon 
 while they thiiili liiem into theiirouiid. Lliey hadthcir 
 Attendants in ilicm to eal'e ilicm of a | art of the burden, 
 and hit lip the Lurfsof Laiih hir ihcm . and to refrelli 
 them all') with ..heartiil Songs, wiuleiliey Were en,;ai.;'d 
 in thi; h.iul work. 
 
 The Ciovcrnmcnt of the In ./j was very mild aiidlhtli 
 ealic mo, inrefpedlof the Tributes dcn:anded ot their 
 Snbjeiffs. "Lis iriie. their P.jwcr was Ablolute ami 
 Uncontroida'.'le, an.l liad nomanner ot Kounds but what 
 were preferib'd and let bv their own Wills, lo ihat all 
 the Fortunes of ihe.Subjedt were entirciy in rheir hands, 
 ianil at tlu-ir dil'i'olal. No'.wr.l.lt:o'.linf;, ihi-, they did 
 
 by 
 
 i../( -I.J 
 Ho, i.:. 
 
 r..r,.,hp-ii 
 ■ ') e..l;i 
 
ndies. Lib. V. 
 
 i' >"ori(nicr,i, to ill! 
 
 ■il'lliiirs Miti) ntlKt 
 
 np .iw.iv tViiin rlii'iii 
 
 \ i;;t.i);ts lor Ko\(ili» 
 
 li.ii wtTc t.iki'ii by 
 
 '1' I'|iiiii.1i.t'J, orjiiy 
 
 nrs, l)ui (ill ilu" VIM 
 
 lu.itmint, ami by 
 
 .■I'liiiiglir to li;i i:ii! 
 
 iiiviTPinciit. Aii.l 
 
 , iliai IU.1S tlxlji'it 
 
 ;ts aUv.ij , irj aiitiiiii, 
 
 II tlu'in u| on wurki 
 
 <il' \yhw\i acre the 
 
 U'va.il jMitj. ufthi 
 
 llii|nuiioiis <iui, 
 
 Kcaikl .11. ,K>.UL!'i'. 
 
 11 'll I.) tl.> UltJl ,,:' 
 
 ml) fi'in I J hincy p 
 111 I'oi lliijrodudli- '■ 
 
 t'J l'!l( lU»t .lilll 
 
 iiiir ihc Lull cvaii' i 
 
 Vll, 11 llil. |,.lllj H,l! 
 
 llity liuiilcd 1' 
 re, tlMc K, fumi:c:li 
 .lilts , IxliiiiiulMli, 
 ilic l<i\'i'iim-s ot' til 
 t, .iriil uai:h ot'tlitic 
 
 IC IVdplc. 
 
 ili.it ilii; li.liiiLitaiusn V 
 c ll tlii'.r luimirib ' ' 
 .■ t.ikt-ii out of tie 
 n.ike u|i the lierici- 
 M.in li.ul 4 I iirtiuii 
 Is ol Ins l-aiiily, it 
 .ma iL'Cicmc.-., it lir 
 it.iie. 1 lie Order 
 iiy ut liuio 1 .ukIs 
 tli^'lo tli.it Ix-lii.i.ij'i! 
 ^I'.ioiis re'.'pcol:, ,ii;..l 
 I'ttbrc 
 
 r; 11 
 11. 
 ■I i;'i 
 
 ui. 
 
 tlieir D^it 
 
 ; LanJ.s of W'alows , . , 
 , .ii;d ot alitiie I'our w .i ■ , 
 tlie Wais, whofct-' p' " 
 le ai Wuiows, aiiJ 
 y fo, an! luil aiitu- 
 r's biivi,.e. Of ail 
 iiiJ they wire lar- 
 iiitcii CoMi or Secii) 
 lOtifiS. 'Ilicrewere 
 luif-'iiig the 1 ands of 
 vere ob'i.n d lo fei\ e 
 
 for lliemleives. In 
 lb one ot theCfticers 
 am ' .V .Kj lusKiiil ■ 
 e Widows and Or- 
 en.pl.iry, [he (j.il- 
 Jii done, iij'on that 
 d l;ceii tialilk;rel>d. 
 lo< k'd atti.r, thole 
 my upon iliat nl' 
 e luit pjite to iin- 
 
 Laiids of the Jiun 
 
 gieat deal ol priinp 
 ppear'd in their belt 
 ground with .*>oiij;s 
 
 It wa^ deiii...itcd to C cT'iry 
 
 : h.r,:, and Ki,..ij ^ ; ; i^;': 
 
 i Royal; in all their ;,;,j. 
 
 thev usd were of 
 I'eloreaiid [ oiir.eJ. 
 iii'.eis thiik i al>oti: 
 eil a lontiivaiice ot 
 et their feet upon 
 id. riiey iiadtlie.r 
 
 parr of the' Liirdeii, 
 cm ; and to lelrelll 
 tliey were eii,;a;.;'d 
 
 .vas veiy mild and ihtli' 
 dcn-.anjed ot their 
 
 was .■\blohite ami 
 ut Hounds hut what 
 
 n Wills, lo that all 
 uuiy in their hands, 
 
 iirj; this, they did 
 
 ;cs upon rhein, nor 
 
 by 
 
 -liap.XiV- '7'^'^" Civil anri Mor.ll Hijhry of /^'SpiinilhWdbliidiCij. 777 
 
 ;iv Ciil*l an I ri(',id lA.'lHons, empty rlieir .Subiei'lsCot 
 I'ers ro fill then I'Wn. Iliis perha| s uiinlit hue bieii 
 
 . Ud 
 
 ; (.oiintr,' where fiirh a Ciiltoiii was oh 
 
 drv'd, tiir every I'riiiee, as he eiiiie to the ihi'ine, '.<i 
 tMinilli lii< .nviii'.ilaee witli liirli piodijjious rnafincs . I 
 tinld iird. Silver as the /'k I'j off'.'.,/ .ilways had in tluiis. 
 And iliis is laid to have l>ccn thi'ir way ; no /«,,: mhen 
 ted 'lie DoMCitiek Rielus if Ins I'redei cllitr, hut ea 
 ihei d Ins own 'rrcafiivchiiv!elt, tli.ii ot dieUeeeas'd be 
 inj^ilie iiKill p.Trt I'ellow'd a ii(Jii.;ll Ins I'aiiiily, and put 
 I lid 11 It upon In (.liipe! rir*>liriiic, and other In. h Oica 
 li.ms, .liter bis Heath, An. I this wist.iie i. il'iiinf ihe 
 lie.iptiii' up In h ir .ivaj'..;". ln:iliiies aiiioniiU tliole 
 IVm. (s, f.r tliere b' liij; an iiiexlianitible Inn.l of (Jo'. I 
 arid Mlver in the C'u.in'r' , iveiy one made it bis buhnel 
 
 .llll,lnen^.^ lot all Offcncci what fsitncr ; thru was i.y 
 
 la.li tlhi f a a Mol^t, In i.e .1 Corliieatioi) of iillateot 
 f^lMid , foi tiic J'MHiriM wi;c of ibis Opii.ioii, lb.it 
 
 ill I unilT-.nieii's that teiijej to nii(,jveiil';i tb.' t'r. -iiLal, 
 and ijine his I'uitiniis in thi Wor'd, dt.] b.it irike liiin 
 (o niu. h the wnile, and iiii line him to bcir ;:c dclp'.r it; 
 in iloinj; evil. NeiiLei UkI the piiiiiil.im.'i- of I'u^i ii 
 •tild Ke^jilb, n cvrenl any t..:ibcr ta.m il.e Peilbin i.f 
 :b.')le th.ic ^oaniiittc,! them ; ilicii C ilJien .\:A baiiiil'i.'. 
 
 I >l II It liillci any w.iy.s fot li.iit Ciiii.i.., 1 nt enjoyd 
 all tiitii I'lmiiycs and Lil>erfT. .IS li.!ot • 
 
 But time V. 1, ii.irJIy .my Ciini: itioii ll.atply ; uiiiibM s'v.e :■ 
 thaiuliat of I y ii",; and if iwe.e ma ii.iii' i uf nu .si- E' •'■', •'.■. 
 '■11' e. rpru.eideil to til'' Jols of life ii ltd. As lor w. v ui i; . 
 
 ei|iMy, tliere w.r, no rielulm )' an.. n;;ll ili .ii, ffiiire"'- 
 
 ■I'liii'lo Ins IVederenor in ihe ('lory and Ri'-liet rit Ins I was no ^s'i,ar;i;g or takiii;^ of .in Oath ; all tb.ey did to""" 
 I'alaie. N r,v ibi; liii'pcsMi it was pillibie th.it tlu- Z/.- lennu- |,y tli.- I ti:th iii weip.lry C a'.i... was tor ihe J'..d..ir. 
 ei'j mt;;lit hue ba.l oualioii -o .'tain their .Subp-.ds,; by a lolcii.ii Demand, :o pi t the Wuiitlf s 'ipi.n Ip-.'.'k- 
 .an! lay ver\ liea'.y Taxii ami Tributes U| on them,' iiif", their Le'iiiiicnus, D j' il i, f.imia- m li n M.i.w ii 
 
 ijii.. 
 
 Nft.. 
 
 tTlon* f.r. 
 foin.Ti [)j' 
 
 l'.:;2'n.: i. 
 
 that .ill lb, 'e \all qi'.iriifus it Tnapire inii'Jit be li:| 
 plieil. H'lt liiey have e'.er }!'ne annrher way to w.'il 
 
 fir they ahv.iys kept the .Mii.es 111 their own hands, aii.i ot the Country, liiey del u : I. .; 
 tl'o' tl.'V pail tbeiii very vlII that did and took . are ot the ;«,.», who, bketlic Heaveniy .Sti 
 '''•work, \.t tli.y kept an ex.iCt a..eount ot all the 
 I'lolits tint were made .it li.eni, and tlie Ijold ai.d Sil 
 ver Itopt r.'s whereafter 'ih.i. our ot the Mine, til 
 .came iiro the biijeiiil rieaUiV' .itL';.', . As fur 1 ri- 
 liurc, It Nsas pii.i .b.ieriy in Work and 1 ahour, in Ureb 
 liiii: a'rl ".illiii;: the /« •'; l.atid-, andibofeot th' Still, 
 in inak:n '. ,^rnl^ indCbthes, for wlii h tin y I ;id Wooll 
 aii'.l ', ottoii all'w'.l out of the lam.; Keveniies, 
 
 In '.eii' r.i', bi.l the bi /. a mind t.i rh I'lo.lu.'lsof ,nny 
 
 pariieular I't' 
 
 / _ / ".•'. fa 1,'f Iiie.-i ? .\nd woe be v.i tlicni if thev 
 weic foi.iul rnr ro do fo, for .i -eoclinii to the N.iiioni 
 
 J ■ ■ K.f .'.e Li.tlP 
 I h... I .I'll f, h;id 
 I lort of L'linerlal rrefeiice tliioi gli ilie b.mpii .. And 
 in abi.iid.inte of other Cafes lelatnij; to Toinis of Corn- 
 it | H'on Inltice and Hoiiefty, the 'lran";i;r.'lli'rs wcie .allJ 
 to a level': a eount ; the Ino'.ecir. and t^'pnlllJ wcie 
 lelnvj, and Jtiltiee, when dtn.aiide.l, Ipee.UN iiiie. 
 Now tho' t!-.e Laws were Iti let, aim c.iii .; I: ■ • i •'' tu.:: 
 vva.. Oltm piii.ilh'd. with Death, jet all 'li.s Ki^i ... «..■, 
 tviiiper'd with lo iiiiieb .\ler.v and (Jeimiief-, tl.ar 'he 
 whole I'.inpire 'estenjii i; near 14' o l.eaiii'ib, n .. .on- 
 
 ;1 
 
 • 111 
 
 they feu' ii him for liibiite, what hltinf: it f 1 many diHereiit lorts 1..1 I'ec 
 
 iivl in wba' <;u.intitybe diin.in le.l ii ; but no .Ma 
 
 Pi 
 
 y oi.el aw wi h :ii itiueli ia:c a, if tii'-y had 
 
 pi'd any tiling .-iit of In. own ptiiate ihare of Land, ''lit one bbsiile. Jiiit 11 m ll 'on i iitll.'.l, il t 
 
 • e.'lia 
 .fi .l.'l 
 
 .Sometimes pel hips a Sett of hiv i>aiieers, or Mnlieiaiis, 
 iiils'ii lor 1 r:' '.." ■, ot I'ome r li.j:ee Viroins f.n- the li.t's 
 
 t the S.rercd and Dmne On;;iiial .jf 
 tribiite.l not a little to the L'liveiliil 
 
 I 
 
 JU' 
 
 'jil • 
 I'll. ■ 
 wn Kiitcrtainment. And il'we may ^red.t the In.r. i.ur Suliniiibon ; thev belieiM ih.y ."11 came tioni tl , .'•iip, 
 lilfoi-iin, a!i the poor Peo|'le paui a Tribute, v.lucli a"d v.cre bis Ordmaiicis, by il.e ; .«'.', .ml theici.i'' 
 
 twa« more advair.iye by far t'l them t'l be rid of, than 'he Hat ot brc.ikni;.; tlieni w.i> lo in.'.liiiie eie.r.er. 
 
 aii'l 
 
 t.) ".he I'niperor >r any of hi'! Mnnlters to receive 
 , ri.it w.is ft c!i a o. amity of l.ice. 
 t'is'vas to l.iy tb.em ei.dtr a iiecellity ol keeping them- 
 lelvrs clean and wl;.. Ifoine, an.l at the lame ti'iie b/ 
 Lringir.j^ foinethiiig, tho' '.was bet a Lor fe, toa.ke.ow- 
 I'.'dge their f..b;ei;tion. Certainly no Priiice was ever 
 
 that they tr.oiij;ht ilieji Deny, a- well ,0 tlie.i I'ui.u-, 
 The chief delien of ecnierii'ii m the puniiliineiit 1 1 Utr'.i..:crs. 
 
 1 he Titles of bl .tioi.r i>d in tins Country, tnav dc-., . 
 fervi to be a litt.eexplain'd, tie/ in.nn ot tie.ta lia''e|V,r„,V\ 
 been Occalionally iiietition d up a-. I I'jw.. i.lrea.h.'l hat 
 ol /mi was pcsiilisr 1 1 the Koyal 1miiu;k-s, and bcca'. f • 
 
 «, for all ot the Wood by the Male Line had rlie 1 ale v\' I ,- 
 i.: a> well as tl'.c S.ivcreip.n liimle.t, theref jrc by w.iy of 
 Liiunerceand Dift:i.CtKii he uas lali'd /'.,/7(. 1,/:, ilvit 
 
 ihe \on.,^ I'rimes of 
 
 , inat IS, Children o( 
 
 tri.: Sen, till they c.imc to be married, an.l tli'iitlicv 
 
 had the Title of he's. 1 he Sovereijui . principal W ife 
 
 wp.s termed C.v.i, and all her LVuehiers ha.l tiie lame'J'i 
 
 fo kind to he, Siil 'eds as tbcle /-i.,.'. were to tbcir 
 tins v.asa f-.i f f Tiibiite wIikIi Jieiii;', in Nature a very 
 ni'dtiplyui.; th'.r.;;, the Por.r jeihaps w-rc always in a 
 
 roil '.irioii .if p.iyiii;^, and 'iwi's ro hard matter f .t ilicni '^, the only Lord or ,S';vtreie;ii. 
 t'-. r :ap( tot'e'.her their fevei.il ^iioti «, every Man out theDlood were ealld I'liri; C- :. 
 of In.. d'liiihiiee helping Ins N'eijjhbour that might have 
 OvCili'ii to borio'.v. 
 
 ,. B'at the In <r'.' \scrc kind to their poor Subjeifts, ret 
 only by nkiin; auay tliele Caitel Iroin them, but a'fo tie ; other \\'ives and Con. elnic-'f the l<loO.I w.-ie c 
 
 rImu^ tbofi. of ai.odict fort to them ou.tef bisown Here.s, 
 whentherneccHinies reqi'iied In. h a Supply ; and then 
 
 led I'.i/.'.i. ConciibiiKs not .1 ihe / ci', b.iinily uere eal- 
 le.l ,M.o;;.[.-/i''/-, that is Motler, by ul..cli tiuy weredi- 
 
 v.hcmb.e Sea'.biis prov'd iiiikm.lly, and Corn and firaiii iiinpuilli'd from the (-'•>.:, \slio wa. loni.ii.nes calld 
 
 were Icau.-, tlicie was a liberal Dillri'.'iiri.ui mad.; of A/'^>"i'.'''., that is, our .Mother. 1 lie K.'val Daughters' 
 
 ib'^'fe things to tlirm cut ot bis l-iranaries and St'ire- were alficah'.l Sn i ■, tli.u is Kyui] h; .in.l if 1 ot boii 
 
 b.oufes, of which '.here were inaey in evi ly Pro-.in.-e. ot Royal Morhers, tor itiltiiiCtioiis fiko w.is .id. led the 
 
 AsFor all tbolc of the Royal Hlood, all I'rielts, Ldi'i-s, Name ot (bine particular I'loMiiei' loi a Title, as Cw/.i 
 
 ■ChfY.i/s, Caj'tains aj t.".r as Centurions, they were Tri- j A'.// 1, Qi/.'Vh N':7?.i. J Ins gene, all itie of Sijla ct>i\U- 
 
 f.ilefiee. So wcr.' all Soldieis i-i time ot War, voi.i.;; mi'^l till they were married, and then tley exeliang'd ir 
 
 Men uildei i^, .iii.l ol.l Men above i^',; and in gen. i.il for that ot /'.i.7.i. ( lo.i.i w.is a t'nn of lloimur 1 eioiig- 
 
 all Female-, v. lutlu'r i-.irricd Women or Virgins, ba.l int; to the Noble oiPr'iicely bubjects not of tlRlliood, 
 
 the lame exeu.ptii'ti. '' |as V.ce-Ro\s, Vallal l'iiii..e^ and the like ; but the 
 
 At the Celc'^ia'ioii of the principal Fcafis (elpciially .molt cxtiliderable degree of Honour, upon many ac- 
 
 tli.it of the S 11, all tiic Ch-vtc;'/ and (Imernor' ^ame count';, was that ( f ilicir Kn'ghtliood. b'or this, rone; 
 
 , [but yoniig Men of the lu.i-.'s ijlood coii'd li.ind Cati.U- 
 dates, or pretend to put into the Llit'lioii. The .leliiJii 
 
 ':?f^«l 
 
 to C"»/.a with the 1 r.buto of the whole I'tnpne; belide 
 which, thev alwa\'> brought their l'rclent^ for rlic l-hr. 
 aloiy with them, which were any Rarities or Ciirioli- 
 tiis wh.f.roever, fr any thing tli,u in. gilt be ufetiil and 
 
 ..qhux-J 
 
 for 
 
 Works 
 
 able 
 
 lun 111 
 
 his buildini 
 
 othct Uatcl 
 
 r. 
 
 nt ot tlie Irc.i'.i was 
 
 nor ciilv very in- 
 
 dulgent aril favourable to the Subnilf', bur had alto 1 
 
 of It w.as, thatthcic ir.ou'd be a Sett of I'liiices f.. aiid 
 able to bear the weight cf lb gieat aMuiia Jiy, and to 
 
 o rtctii'iis w 
 
 orthy oi their high O 
 
 that they 
 
 ihou'd be accomplnh'd and quality'd with all tbcie 1 
 
 .cUcncics win 
 
 rh V 
 
 rn.ces appear tueat an 
 
 I Her, 
 
 al 
 
 Countries. In order to this, tiuy hid the belt 
 
 great rcpanl to all .tiangcrs ana Ir.ivellers tin: came 
 \vi'hin the Verge .'f it ■ All Inch Ferfons were t-ea:ed 
 
 1 I he I 
 
 the greaiell Irinanit) and kiudncfs, and alli 
 
 ent 1:1 
 
 imaginabli 
 
 There were Pub! ick Hoiifcs bi 
 Kecipii jn and Er.ieitaimneiir, and ti 
 
 iirpofe for the 
 
 1 piirp 
 
 .111 
 
 elfa- 
 
 t frec-...,lf upon tlu' Read, being fnrnilh'd at 
 
 I i owa l:xpeiice. 
 
 if any fell lick, thtry 
 
 wete not lift exeos'd witlici.'. Care and Attendance to 
 all bla-.ards and lln.ertainiies, but taken into coii^e- 
 
 iiieiit 1 odginrs, where tb.ey were tVtnilJ 
 tilings their cotidir i.u lequir'i' 
 1 i.e I jWi ol 
 
 'd w.tli all thofe 
 
 Country il-noi'r.c'd Corpiral yy\ 
 
 .Vlaltci that (ou'd be found to inltriicbtlietti, aiii cscry 
 Year or two they pal'Al .1 (triclLx.iminaiion bv them. 
 
 They generaliv be^an to try tlu v C.nitin.v in tiie|7,.,.„ 
 point ol Abllmeuce andbamii'a, m.ikirg them b.r feveirinJ- 
 d.iys logctlier keep to an Allowance ot raw Cora and •''"'■) 
 Water, .iiid that a very Inia I ipitaiinty of both t.. o. 
 1 hole th It cou'd not hold out in this were quite laid 
 alide, as iiiilit for any farther txpeiiiiKiit. to b-' made 
 ipon tbem. When they bad gone tbiougli tins Cjurfc 
 
 of U 
 
 ortilKation thev heartned 1 
 
 up with richboo.i 
 
 again, to render thi ni ht tor fncxediii". trials otitrenndi 
 
 and .Atitivirv 
 
 eiui' divided 111 
 
 U 
 
 ociics, on' 
 
 f 
 
 tlicin WIS to kc^-p :''iJ Jeteiid a Fort, while tii'. Qihi(t 
 
 b'.lieu'd 
 
 ^ 
 
7 78 The Ckil.v..! Moral Hi/hry of the Spanilh VV clt- ! iid ies. lib. V 
 
 
 l-elii 
 
 icp il :iiKl .ilUullc! it i .iiul ilii> tlicy Jul viiU lo iiuK 
 I ij'.i'riHr'-. ili.n lc)rp> tiiii; till) ncrc 111 jtlt llity lliit i'. 
 one aiiotluis lilocl .ii.i' Willi' 10 carnvK, aiiJ tlu luili- 
 criHis W.ti foniftriik"* lOlt luiiic i>t lliciii tliiit ii\o. 
 llicn tuJliiwM \Vn-|lliii(!, l.cipmjt, Vaulting, ilirouin^ 
 .iml (!in",im', !;u.Ti Stones, ciltiiii; D.itu arul LaiiLis. 
 'I'luy iii'cil liiAV'hi y ci iiKl i!n the Uiiui- ■•! t iiiiinils, 
 .Ilk! pill tllcii' urnntlio W.ltili tiT Iimi.iI Nij'lu'. ti pi' 
 
 Il niic :iiii 
 
 ul the lame UDiil, tiiliol 'vliKliili.inpi.. till' lij: 
 niiiijuim ; 111 ilii'v 1.1V till' lliii>irtlu' p.i'in,,. uioii 
 luliit ii|< iiiiu' I 1,,,, till- l'.il.,ii', oi il.t riiui.it. 'Ilm 
 •ii.iiM 1- iiifll ii.iuinuiily 111 t;ii; Uit SyK.ililf Imi ,,in., 
 liii.i'iM iii till Svllal'it Iflon ilui. ai.l i,i.'\ir m da- i.iit 
 ul .ill I in (' .P I'lalut uaias ilic lolluwinp l.ittui 
 ol ilii- .^llli.l||t. w-. (, ,/, r, ^, I lOhliMiant, ilic rniw,k' 
 . A liii'i'a.l iif till I'u.fW .'tlv. . alaa\« iilo ilu' il.mrii', 
 iliir ; .iiijl il' iluy wire liuiTiy'il N,iil'ii.i.;, iluy iMit ar..iui.iln i,iii.i (uU ilicy iiivcr I'lcmaiiuT ilic ilui Me r • 
 I'liiiilh'il Willi I'i -lu- .iinl ri|M-v..-iiIi','.. All.', til U'l' ivliv li'i wlmli uaii.n tlii'i' art aiiiiiiiiiin' i.i v',..i,K m iju' 
 llivi il,i. L' 'I'.i niilim.' I'aiii .li will av Hiiryir ami i V''' '7'' it iipiir tli.u il .'y ki.iut im lu Iv I rouplii n pro- 
 
 U'af limp, tl'H l.ilhii iliiiii o\ir ilii' .\iiii' ami I t'l,':.! Ill ii Wi'll. I'liis ».iiii.r\ ot p'ciiiuM mon will taliiv .••' "-I". ■ 
 
 Willi «. Ml U ; 111.1 if they iii.tilcaiv llpi ■ tli.ii the) iitii lln al.i^wM lo iin.ivi' .inil luiiii'r liii 1 aii>;iiapc ilitliL.iii ''i'/.". i 
 "■■-tal'lit,' l''.ii It, till' qri'ltiMi wai iivfiiitiy |mi' ii. .iti.l In.^iiil.tt w.iii tlu' llci'il.irm-is aiut liriuUis ,| ihJ 
 tlicni. It »oii I lilt U'.ir tills, how will y..!! I'h.luii liu'j "n n. i ,( , li.,i a nui, utul to il.i- laili- raniiiig of alain- 
 wnpoii^ (t yniir hiu'iiiii's ? Ill .1 woiil, tlu; v.cuo!- ilai.n ui ili.nps. 'Iluy (cklMu niiiuli,! any iiioit ili.m 
 (imlU'l'i iliiu' liiiii- aiul t'liliiip. 01 ilu itii'i iniil liii .luiii aiullminj t woril inaiii iniliin Ijs ,;iVl 
 dc ii.i Knifji". , aiiiHunv many v.oii'iUiirlc ii,.ii Kifilii- H'oli I'l witli il.i. liilt tliiv hiaiil, whImiii uk up ivnn, 
 lo.\\ iliai iiiiift h hill If Ml hull ii'iiiiiiiuii-, I'l.i lilt !i' ciiijuir. mio it aliciw.iuK. 'Iliiis tlu'Cuiin.n j ,oi- 
 ini'd I'l.n-it'di'ab'i' ir^al ot all. was for .l.ili- iinii p I .m jii.| i.'y kM\[ l'e„, jij u ,,i..i, i|-„j, Js;,,„ ^ i,, ,1^. ,...,. 
 iiil.iu- itf>i Ki-.i^'itlKoii; I'l I'c cxposM lo all tlit irnki. j ■■ n./^ wliu Lliniti'iui ■: lo li) miiioU. A^ im ilu- 
 .111.1 Ti lluriN lit l-uiicr'.. Hircilii'v ni'ill ilai;.l, wli:!. | Nauu--, ilnir'^ nij |i,ii, w, i,| nir..,;ip iliiii , aiul out of 
 i',.it" l''il:nus )M.-uii,icil to make tln'ir iliiiiltj, at iluui' vny ilil.lam lliiy v.un,; nivci liiiuiu'li a. Ipca'i. ii, ciin 
 'i'i,;i :np .1 ;mi*, ci: an.l ihcrc, .iiiil inmii.iiii'- I t a Iml I**'"'. liicy ucic laiLiiif; lo li.i ^j,:r:,i, .. i.VhiViKik. 
 Ill- i ..KiT';, Is ii t!.i'\ won. I Itiikc tliiiii a Llinv, ai.J ii ^ l-.i'^ ii.ul no piopci N.uin" t i lli 
 iluv otic-i li n il'i Icalt to llaii orilinili, or I'S an. I ttic I 'leial, hiitiall. t utilj ].,„,;■ (..j,. 
 
 ni I , tiu'ii Hiuii s Ui'inil as if tlicy woii'il aui;il .1 , !'af 1 1 i ilu- \\ uil.l 
 
 i:;oK. . I .. iiii'i.lt, th.iithiN ha.l iiolioiiiapc an i iilolii- ' I'l.r tin- I'liliu'ls was thiN : The tirti f/.u..v ,/j iliatj, „ ,, 
 ill' .' iiipis .iiv. .iiiilVi',i'Cir,li were not tit f ir ilu^ Ho. ■• nine n|oiiilK' (.'oali (inpri/'ii an /.„j..:;i Fillieiir.aii i.iri'v 
 111' 111. Niiilier iliit iliv leait :liiiii here, Init tni\i alio; "lio lia\iii..i Tpie.l ilmi .Sliip, uasfalliii into a Jiip won'':"" '■' ''" 
 il'tliey li.ui Art aiij liipefimv iiidipli to nuke their own •'■'■''' «li.'.t l"it of tlmip ii Won d pioic lu W ai lalt, and *" " ' 
 Shoes ,in>l Amis i irt tint tliey weie always to lie pur ] i.'"l'<^ ""illl of Ins iiuliiiRs upon the inaiuf, he w^.', 
 lipoii thi>, Ini! they tliniipiii It le.i'.ulite tor In. h Mill to hi.ipt 1>\ iheiu aiul bionphi aloaul. W'liei) ilie IlJ.'.-.h 
 1- .able M know how to i'lrw' tiKinklvcs of eieiy ihliip ' h^l recoviTil, ar.il was al'le in Ij'e.ik ap.iin, iliey a'.kM 
 lluv iienleif. When they liailc,oiie throiiph all iliifi. tn- j 'ijiii hv lipiis aril worils !oi> uli.ir ilie N-.me i I' il i 
 al.., tl|..' .Miiier* mltf cle.l thi m in tin: (oiiiis cf their! Co'iiriy w.is. Inil h. no: Know up whal ilnv meant 
 IXliiir aii.l I'eJipree, aiul rcl.iinl to tlu'in the no' lei rcplie.i /; :i !•■ ,,, tlij. is, li> Nan.. wa» /! ,., ai,l il" 
 .■\:|. ot th.'ir .\nieltoi-, tn rail, m them ilie fame p.iliiun . 'i'" e wiui! know I'rom whime he lUile. it was out i-i' 
 fnrCilory, .nul fpiir tliem on t.v k.llow ihe.r l:xair.pks.| t'.'e K ui, /.•/., Itii';; a loir.nv.r, N'..ir.i' I! i a Rivei in 
 'I hey taephi ihiiii alio the Diitiis I t M. raiity, an.l | ut I '!••- | -inpiape. I niii hir...i it ua> fprea,! ahi. a.l. ilia: 
 th:iu I'pon the p'aCtife of Jnlti e, I'mh, lileineni-y am! :he\aine i.t tin t.oiiiiliy w..s I'l.c, they enncliiiliin; ilir 
 MiKlm :s m all Men. l)aiiii;;ilu' whole trie that liiek j ' '' f" ii..-l i l-.i!erltoiHi lliiin, v h.i.li he ii.ull liaic'l em 
 I'xereil'cs lalteil \vliiih wa» a.Montli, ihe. laul alioe all i a ^^ !■■ h ilia' hjil lione. 'Ihe l.ki larilelsinillasf rro- 
 
 le I niplie ia:-.en :;ipe- 
 ., that i... till I mill, 
 
 Cha 
 
 e iinptiiiii 
 ul llj, Vc<i 
 
 N-l .nl 01 
 I I fKt. 
 
 t''eir l'r.i:;e!y ■\t:.re. anJ went m a vile an. I loulij Ha- 
 I'lr, to learn Hmuiy, and how to pity the Poor .11 ui 
 .^Ilfe^ab'c, tii.ir were I'l M to go fo ni' anly Cloati:',). 
 I-ieii the Hnr Apparent of the Knipirc fiibinitte.l to 
 rills, ar.J all the reit, 10 the ntmi'lt rigour ; one oiil 
 execptril, which was the I:x<niie of runninp f ji a Han 
 HIT. .Mierwanls. when their Mifters ;;a' e an a^ioi.i t 
 to the /■( I C.ipr, he attemieil in I'erfon, at.d niaili a 
 Speech to ihciii ; anil then e.kh of ihe('an.lidati<, m 
 hskikc;, reieiv'ilthe tirlt m.irk of the Honmt. wlij.h 
 was ;<i have a h. le boi'd m l^l^ I'lr. Ihe new KiiiiiM 
 then kils'd the f c 's HanJ., and the I'erfon that l!o'.,d 
 next him piill'd off liis Shoes, and put him on anoiher 
 lort made of W'l oil, wlikh he was not till ihen allowd 
 10 weir. After this he is Kd to another pLuc. where 
 the other /ill'; piir him on Hieeihes, apiece of .-Xpi'a- 
 rel piohibited bclnrej and adorn'd his Head with a Co- 
 ronet of Flowers. The I'rin es Koyal had the fame In- 
 ligns, only tor a mark of dilhnCtion ; after his tin! tri- 
 al he wa.i allowd to wc.ua Fniipi of lellow Wooll, and 
 to carry an Ax, and aJaMlni, whkh weapon, when put 
 into his l-land, they call'd a weap.n tor Tyranti aiul| 
 Traytors. After this Cerin;onv ot Knighthood, all ilie| w'eie n-.i 
 red of the Royal BiooJ a i'.i'd him as their I'riiur. 
 
 I he (':■ ;/■ I'tiij had no fach thing amoiipli them as 
 'Irndc .iiiii CommerC': with i'orei:.;ii Countries, liavinp 
 il! things wirhiii themfclies, and m occaliou to leek 
 the acinanitaiKC iA other I'lople upon that fcorc. Nei- 
 ther, tho' they wereMalicrs ot lb iiuiih Gold or Siher, 
 lij.J thiy any thing of C^oiii or Money, tot ihofe Mi'tais 
 ierv d eiiin-elv fir I'onirand Dniaiiieii:. and tii'-y had nol kiio:^ and 
 
 iili ii t:..ir Ciii.nin (ii.ey now call rK.M/.:> , its Naiiic ; 
 'he till! Dif.oM'uTs ask d an Imi/'i, wliai ihe C' iiniry 
 waiiaild, and lit (knowing ;.s 1 :.Io Vri' y.; .is .1 M.iii 
 11 a; i c fnppi.s'd u, I'o that ncvi.' hen j' of fmh a 1 an- 
 P' ay,e I r I'loplr; .iiilwit'd itUi.n, 'L.-Uim ; iliat ,», I 
 'Ic: I iirdctnand \oi'. liui they, it ki ms, sV.ic as well 
 lati'-l d wuh tU i//./..;;..s .iiifwcr as if ihcy liaJundei- 
 (looii It. and lu luuiiiig il.ij i' .'(■/.:;.■ u.iu T....:.'. •. (I s the 
 iipi.iri.iU'd Alcuu.oipholis/ ih.cy pati'd iliai about f'l 
 rl.i iiiii Name of ihe Coniiiry. 
 
 liui to letnrii from ihls hgieiri'.'n ; tlic I'enni.nii, as.. 
 I'olire as they were 111 other rcl'|t.'ts, had no I.eti. is at ' 
 all, na\ , not Symliols and Cluraiiteis as their Keiph- 
 I'oursihc .Mi-Aus-vjliad, by whiJi ilu-y lerv'd theiiileius 
 . ill the want ..f I ctrers) with admaable .•\rt .n.d liipe- 
 iiiiir. . Yet the Contrivance i\i ihc I'ciuii-n-i to tup. ly 
 this dett.;l was very hue aiid|retiv, and fn; poling il-.c 
 abl.'nie of I.ettirs, Syn.lois, and ilie like, |\ihai s no: 
 ealily to bemeiidid. We did bit', le give a hmi i-fthi.* 
 niatter, when we ihewd how the Kepbiis of iheCoiius 
 ot ]ii. '.nature, in ihe I'Mvincr-i, uere con\i)'d to ('7. % 
 111 Ihort, alJ ihcir R.jpjleis, Meiiori.ib, and Acioiints 
 
 od.l c ,i> -n 
 
 .K' lip ot ihiU- 
 
 ftriiii^s and kiioib ; in the'.e were 
 coiiiain'd ilieiv I liltories, <w^icnioiiies, laws, .md the 
 whole Syftrm of ilii-ir Attairs. 'Ihcy eailM thele coii- 
 trivames (i"'/',r •■.', e iii one of whuli wis a complex' 
 ..floinaiii knots an I (triiigs ol'feural colouis, and a:. 
 we derr.e an iniiinte irimber ot word.s to 111 the sari 
 ouscsinbinaiions of the .■'4 Letters, fo did tin y draw .1 
 coinp!eat S:ovy ti .ir :N>.oiint I'r.ini thofe earn tus ot 
 
 T..1, 
 
 js. And they nianape this fort of coin- 
 notion of any Inch lifes ot them as the l-.ii'p.-.inj p,;t ] putatii n with fo n iirli eN.iffnfIs, liiat they are im nioc. 
 thein to. Ti cir way i-f Dealing was to I'ruck and ' tc i-c eiieatcd and iiiipos'd upon in it, than we are 111 ai 
 Barter one thing for another, which they did 111 all Aiiihmeui-k. 
 
 the 
 
 .»-,d jt -.1. 
 
 .■I- V fays he knew a Woman that li.id a General 
 Conred.nnorall liei I ifedone in knots and thieads, and 
 lit- di.iaics 'twas fo nice, that it Ci.u'd not have been 
 biiti: it written 01 printed upon pai'cr. 
 
 1 he fame .Author I'ay.s (and Iwtiiiithe f....: .-i:;i. 1 , witli „ - 
 '.un: too,' that tliey coinpiiied (imietimis by InullSiincs J\p2L 
 
 preitcit hairs and Marts, for .ivcryMin knew verv 
 e-ell what Commodities he (hoi,.d ha\e in eiciiangi for 
 thole he brou;.;lit. In.lce.l thev had a thing aiuonpii 
 them which was valued at a high rate, and with wlii..h 
 rhcy coii'd piuchafe any thing as wc do with Mont), v 
 was (.nly the I cat' C'.'c.i, which the P.'no ;<;• 1 lei as much 1 
 
 bv as the A/.'.v/c.im did by their Cic^o-, a htiK bruit l.,n,l iii.uiH of Maize, wm.li were rang d aii.l dilpr.sd 
 pri.- d a; the lame rate, and us'd'fcr the taint piirpofes ;Uion Wheels in huh ar. or.ler, il.ai they woi.d ilicieby 
 h) ilitir People: but the s'/iiio'.-io/.', who brought ihc' a'.ciilate 01 exp.els anything with the grcatefi re.idi 
 lo' c oI'Motiey along Willi them, have lince bro'.i^hi dk ncU imapiiiabk.. I'pan th:le t!;e Chiillun Convcn- 
 nfc of it alfo into both thcfeCountrics. ■ diew uiit tlieO:-!'..', the i'..'. V.'.' . il.c /I: r M,:ii.i,iti\ 
 The I'e II. ..11. Language has peculiar dililculiies in 11, co'i'd repeat them as jvrf. "I) fr'.n: thriv e as iIk V^' 
 •1 the aecoiini ot the vinous ways uf pronoi'iicing M n.;.' -.uio! fioir. tl.cir lio',-.. 
 
 IS''"' 
 
 Gragr..p;;v 
 
 ,11 1 U.'.M 
 
 S..:u..* 
 
 I'.'.-O) dllft 
 
 fuy,. 
 
 Jn 
 
itlics. lib. V 
 
 1 lllli.lnjlr:, till' liji.. 
 I'll' I'illll... ui on 
 
 liii i luu.it. '1 )m 
 
 11 Syll.lMi 1^11I (.lie, 
 
 ! Mwr III ilic i.iit 
 
 111' |.>lii,\uii>! I.illir^ 
 
 iii.liirunt, ilic rnit,lc 
 i<.u% iiU- ilii-Juui.Ji.', 
 iii'iir.iT till' Joi l.|e . } 
 
 '■I ^'.I'l.l'. Ill ilic 
 
 1 l<i' liouj;lii (,i |.|o- 
 
 iiiKi lUdii vvil]t.illiyMi..|„, 
 I aiii;iiaj;L- Jillic.ili,'" '' '"■ 
 ukI 1 iiikUr.s )t ihc 
 If rainiiij! ol' alum- 
 lull.! .Ill) iiiuic ilijii 
 
 ill tlu II l;i .^ .;|iJ 
 
 ^:'l! "11 U'sll); y.MIU 
 . tlii'l^i'im.iv .J ^oi- 
 ..II N.lli c U) flit \;,,. 
 
 liii.At. As tci lilt 
 ij; tliiii , aiKl oul ut 
 uli .1. ipcil. Ii, cun 
 
 .-.I' . |!kI1>UIvi.!1. 
 
 I miiu t,tUn iji (ic- 
 ilati... ilu inuili 
 
 llDl <!/.!>.!,■ ,li iliati, „ ., 
 
 I ..(.:/< Fllln.llr,.lll, t ir. y 
 im iiiiua iliip uoii-'-"" '"' ''"■ 
 ii.- (ulv ill Lilt, and ' 
 ilii' iii.hu I-, lie \v,,.., 
 
 N\'lii.ii the l:.i:,:n 
 iK .iti.tm, they .iskM 
 f ll:e Niiue , l' |I., 
 ' «li,ii ilii V iniMiit 
 . y-.ii It ... .11 .i if 
 ..111 i-.^ ir wjsoiit I . 
 
 ..11. 1- (' 1 .1 Kivu III 
 
 Ipre.l.l .il.i. .1.!, ili.i: 
 
 llK') fnilclllillli;; tllr 
 
 l:e IMiil li.iu'1 eui 
 
 t.iriiV-(.sm; lt.lv.- pm- 
 
 Tk. •!,:> lt^^,,ll^.^ ; 
 «li,ii ihe C' iiiirv 
 
 !o V(i/i. y,'. as .1 M.iii 
 i.iivJ of finli a 1 .in- 
 
 /■.•.'.■'.•. ; il;.it .s. I 
 111 11. i, nV. u- ai »cu 
 
 il llie> li.iJ uiidei • 
 
 ii.io r..'..r.',-., (I ) ilic 
 .(ill tliai aboui t'.| 
 
 ; ihc I'f >:,:,. -.,11, asv,-,, , ,_ 
 , had no l.ttiiis at 
 CIS .15 ilieit Neii-h- 
 c) lei'.'d tluiiilihis 
 i.iMe .•\rt ,11. a laf;i'- 
 I'ciuvi.ii.j to rup ;y 
 , am", (hi |'uliiii;tlio 
 e like, I'eiliuj s IK.: 
 ■ i;i>e a h;iu if this 
 •pbiib of the Glints 
 
 e COIUt)'(l U) CJ r. 
 
 .iN, and Atcuiiiiis , 
 iioib : ill ttiele Were .^..'^Ij,,"' 
 .i, 1 aivs, aiij ilic 
 :y cair.l tilde eoii- 
 ith WIS a eoiiiplex ' 
 ral .oliiiits, and a;. 
 Did.s tniu the \aii 
 ;•) did thry Jraw .i 
 II tlKile vaIll■ln^, lit 
 ;e this Ion oI'loui- 
 lai they are iiuiik.ic 
 , than we ate in an 
 
 hat ii.u! a Genera! 
 its and thicails, and 
 uu'd not have ln.eii 
 cr. 
 
 the f,„.!.r;r.r, u-it!: „,,,.,„.. 
 nus I'y liiiullStiiics j.'ipu.i., , 
 ■ailP.'d an.l i!il'pf.>'d >; :i'- 
 they v.oi, d ihciel'V 
 
 tile grcateil readi 
 
 Chiiltiaii Ccir. en- 
 
 t;,i: W;,- .'/,;,/,(. ai, 1 
 . thru e as \\v .?/. . 
 
 It. 
 
 ■* 
 
 Chap. XIV. The Civil Mu/ Moral Ht/iorj of rAt- Span illi Welt Indies 77 y 
 
 t 1 |il.l. 
 
 B. V.y 
 
 Coiiipiiuti* In theit Cnir.piitatioii' olTiiiir, thty were llioit of 
 ""'"' the hUxinuim fiimc rcfpcdVs, and fiiperium to ili. in iti 
 others. Tlicy h.id n.it In. Ii |arti> iiUr t. ims .md dui 
 (iuiis ot 'I lit''- aj the .\l.,>(.ii/, had. l,..t wlialt'.^'y Jid 
 was nifire rxad and aarix'able i.i ihe C milis .11. i M.i 
 lions i.t till: liiavenlv Id lies. I'luir Year eoiililKJ o' 
 the Unie iniiiil'crdt IXi^s that .jursdm^, and 'iwa< di- 
 vided int.. asiiiaiiv M.-iillis. Bin lor ujniul otiiei Mc- 
 thoiK of l)l!krvaii..ii, ilioy made ill'e cf one tuiiutlinig 
 tilde an.l iiiii'ci feil to detiiiinie ih.- fc'ent pans of the' 
 Ye.ir. and iliai was 1 y the Sun's i. lining to icii.iin I'i'- 
 liirs .It the lime of Ins Kiliiip and .Setting. I lie!e Pil- 
 lars were twelve in iiiii h.i, an I they lloD.l in i r.lci 
 iip.in iheM iin'ains ahmit'.'w/ii', and 'twas L5 the means 
 ot'tliere lli.ir ili> y diltiil;., ull.'d '111 M-.litlis. 
 
 'I'lley had 11.1 kiiosvlel^e at .ill in Altionuiiiy, aud.lt- 
 llil'Uted ill. felipls ot the Moon I.) her liekiiiis, Le- 
 liiMn;^ ill, It (iiiiii lime or othi-i, when llie w.is »eiy ill 
 111 til .|i' lit,, the w.i.'l.l die nnd fill fi. 1,11 llt.iviii, and 
 kilt all lure below ; an I the tratli o,u is, wliui the 
 M....n tiiiiiMes, Woe b-' to thiiii that (taiid intl.eway. 
 IJ it tlieSiiii iii W'li.iii rliiy durlt not attribno any liek- 
 iijiior inti.nnn ) w.is e, li|-s'd li...,aiile he was anj;i) , and 
 iSat hiding of his faie at that iniie was ilie efhcl of hb 
 leUiuir.tnt .11 then Otleiit. s. Wluii ihc Mctii wa> in 
 th.il Ital. ol dinel'.. and h.ok'd with I'o daik a lati i.p.n 
 the. 11, iliey weie all in a |..>ri-ibii- con, em (ill itit got well 
 ajMiii, and te. .1.1 r'd hei r.rinei hillr.\ They lomided 
 all fort:, of Mnlieal Inltriiineiiis, and let then Dofs a 
 IhwIhi;;, U I eviiig thole nodes woi.ld help t.. tecover 
 lur it' any ihinn iv.^uM ; loi as 'twa-. laid before, they 
 thiiiij>lir lonie liuh I .nit or other woii'd make an md of 
 her ai loiiie time, an.l they ilid not know bm every 
 t.lipfe tliat happeii'd inipht beihelalal on.-. ;\ii,l iheie- 
 Ibre, wlun ilie la.i time is o. ei, fdiiting w'liili the Men 
 and W. .men h .wl too ,is well as the Dogs) thev gui. 
 th.inksto the Iiivilible /'.:.-.''.i..(H).ir, ihat he has eiird an.l 
 bioiight her o;it of iliofeDifoiders, atul thereby soiui- 
 iiiied the liappiiiefs and eoinfort ot the \V'..rld. Ai5tioiis 
 fo foolilh and n.liiiiloir, ns iliele, one woi.ld w.-indci at 
 in a I'eople eu'iy .itlirr way In leiilible ; but then Neigh- 
 bours the A/.-.vii.iw; ean't lin them in the teeth of it, be- 
 ing tliemlelvcs not nuieh Willi 111 aiertaiii Ciilhiin v.hith 
 they repeated at the end of every Ai'C. 
 
 'I'liat u-ry Night wlun the A;,;e was expired, they put 
 rihj.ilm. out all then tire, extingiiilli'd the Lights t\ery wheie, 
 and broke all the VeKi-is about their Monies ; and for 
 what realbii w.is all thi', liaui. kniade? Why, theWorl.l 
 iiii.lt ceitaiiily loiiie to an en 1 loine time or other, ami 
 'ueas their op 11 ..11, that th.it I'eiieial fate wo-i'd be at 
 the end ol on. .t ilieii .Ares, and lliey did not know but 
 it might it me on with llie tiauliifion ot'tlut very Age j 
 and if the World Ihonid end that Night, whai need 
 ihou'd they ha.e of b'lre or Hoinliold-ltnlf next Morn- 
 ing ■ 'I hue won'd be no ilrelliiii', of Victuals, .iiul 
 liivicloie no I an her life 111 I'.it -I and I'aiis, and Spits, and 
 In they had e'en .is I'oo.l bieak them all beloitliand. lUit 
 lo'.i'd not the lo.dshavo had a little pafeiie.', an.l Itaid 
 till ii-.'xt Morim.f, Aliiie r- What iieedihcy have been lo 
 halt', and bi.i'.ighl the Woild to an end within doors, 
 belore tlH-\ f.iw 'tw,is 1.) with. nit ? b'ot tht; fame leafon 
 they onghi to have fet all ilie,i Honks and Townsa fnc 
 at the ind ot every Age, toi when the Woil.l v^as dil- 
 folv'ii they won'd have 111. nioie oee,ilion tor them than 
 the 1-iirniti'ie of them. However, they watehd very 
 diii:',ently all that Night, and when they faw Day-light 
 appear next Morning, tin y bid it weleonie with Mnhek, 
 Shouting, Ufimiminp ; and, in a word, with inexpref- 
 lible |oy, and gave thanks for it in their Icmples ae- 
 eoi.lingiy. The l'rM(-;-:i.j dillrcfs about ihc Moon in 
 an lelipfe, and the .\/.- v '.vhm alicut the cud of the World, 
 are ei^iiallv pl.alknt and eoiiiieal. 
 
 'I'helc I'eople had a litle more Skill in Geography 
 tlutithev had in .Atlroii.'iin, for ihey ina.lc a Ion of 
 Maps an.l I'liis'.f the I'rovinees I'f thel-nipiie. Then 
 (ieoinctrv e.nlillod only in ihatprncfifc which anl'wcrs 
 to the litimolot'y of the Wot Id, they patted and mea- 
 lur'd their liioiiudsly it, an.l ne\er troubled thi-mleUes 
 with any .Speculations. Miili.k they li,id tdlo redue d 
 to loine Ktili's, .iiul diveis lorts of Inltrunicnts ; and 
 'twas I oinnion ainonglt them to h.ave Confoits ol iliele 
 and nood Voices |oin'd togeilur. 
 
 Their I'oeirv was only Uianuatick, and extended no 
 farther than the lompoliii; f.'nie Tragedies and Come- 
 dies. 1 he I'n'Mc'ft M.iiu-r of the former was loniething 
 or other Ciicat and Mtn'oi able done by their lloyai -An- 
 certois, and the Aiilo's were IB mean intenoiir I'eilbns, 
 but fciiiie of the /h.-V themfuhes, and the bell of the 
 Nobility. In their Virles they oblirvcd cxaA inealure, 
 but: never iiv.idc thcni Khr.V'iig ; they were always very 
 
 oa.l c .K -ni 
 
 Ocogr.p'-.y 
 
 .11.1 ti■^Ki 
 
 S..:u.,* 
 
 I- ■;.) 
 
 clean and (tec from fmnl, neither diJ their Forts cvci 
 fi mucli.iMouLh <,i glance at any thing miiii"de(t or ui- 
 Je,.ent cviii 1,1 tlv.ir inoll light m.t airy Ci-nilolm <. 
 
 For Meihaiikk Ati;, they were n r\c.» well t'lir- \. » „ .» 
 mllid i ihey hid n . fuJi thingi aj.\n-. ils, l-'i'rs, Clnj^is '^ • 
 nor bellovy., no "'aw, ni Augre, nol'laiii'-r. n. r Na.U. 
 Inlte.id of All lis ihty iis'd er(,iiii gr at hit' '<t.-incs, '*•' ' .' ]" 
 jiAliieli they male iti'y fni.iorh b) riilibinij one ii(ltnlt' ^'''' 
 .mother ; md hi I laaimcis, ility Iw 1 a Mai's of I'oppi r 
 in loriii <.|' a IJi.', w.ili.;iil any Hui"!., which they 
 f.i.-.l'i'.l 111 their lllll.l.^to nrlke with aa o.ie v,..,i,l wiih 
 a^ione. lo I'.ipplytlr want of Nail. . thev iaftni'il 
 every tiling ihai \.. is to l>.-tjilen'd \Mlli l.n.-s in I Cuds. 
 Uui loi all this dilclt as 10 the point of li'.'i, \vliat 
 Gondii fill Momiineiis 1 I At have thev l.f lin tlu 
 VVoilJ to admire Whatlbiuly bMl.luigsTuth iiiWo .1 , 
 and Stone, and yet Carj .;nter> and Milors lo po. ily 
 intniilid? 1 he Tonrcfs of 1.'/ /:-•■, in it* priitincl.ji-andeiir, a !• . ' -, 
 woti'd have I. ipiu'd a .Mm that h.id lo k'd 01 all the i". ' '■ ' 
 Wind. IS 1.1' the W'orl.l. Tlie l.optir.n l')iari ids ot'''' 
 t'r,:i,iiir\, the Walls (.fi). I '»,,•,, orthe'Iemp'eof /Ji iwrr, 
 vyoic nil woiideifiil to tht 1 11*. degree, b.it then iw.is ea- 
 lie t J a.coniii r.ir then n.a'iing tor thev were built by 
 I'c.'pletlui. lud 11'.: only the belt Art and Sl.il'. but all 
 iiKi'iner of V, ciis al.'.:- hi to do fiich Wor'i. . with.il. leii 
 JU'W tiie Fortrcs of (.'./.- .;ame tofi-iher i: to if,. it lurni, 
 iwo.i'd pii/zle .my .Man to iniag.nc ; and .-. i.ie t-ur / - 
 .'•'1 owiiexp.-elliO;i. i: may fecm rath.r a N^'nk i.f I'e- 
 vi!s than Men. 'I'hc Stones, or ri.her t^.e K. ,:-.i ol'<i <■■•■ e 1- 
 which u tonlills, bciii", lo great, .i:ul the / .. 1.. Ii.n ijig ;_'.'ij'^^ ' 
 neither Iron not Steel to cut aiil work thcin, irr no 
 Carts 01 oilier Cainai.',o< to draw them along, but .ill 
 d.iiie by meet for^e of Alcn pellii.;; with g'eat K.-pi..-, 
 and that thr.nigh r. 'Ugh uneven n,r unv.iin.m. Ways, tor 
 ic, I.', and I ', 1 eagues togeiher. 'us altun.il.in.n to con- 
 ceive fuch difficnltii's as thele coiiiincrd by I Inttune 
 torcc. There waj une St.-ine | a-iicularly whuli theT'.e '--.-^i 
 I'hU.jNi call'd .S',;.. -,./.-,!, (ivhich lignitics weaimel..; for the •*•'•"■ ■'■ 
 inhnite I abour andToil it c.ilt them to briig r, .il.ing, 
 llieie were leco. Men enipl.iv'd about i', .rawing 
 with great Cables, and in one ri.ijge.l p','. ; i. Lill'd near 
 40'. o.Men. Twasfiill 1 5 Leagues that lln^ luig.-Mo'.in- 
 tain ol Stone, ihis Rjck, was brmiglir ; but which was 
 Itrangcr llill, 111 the way they were oblii;'d to trols a 
 certain Kiver not iiuuh le^^ tliaii the -..-./i. /,:,';,;, ;■/. in 
 Spr.in, and what Ion of contrivance tlvcy bad to wait it 
 over this River one woii'd be glad to know, the Stone to 
 be litre ill, 1 not fwunover of it f. If, and wliat Velfel 
 cou'd be tirm'J to do it is imcuiicri calde. Uut then 
 the I'etting of all the parts of the Building together is 
 not I much Ids Wo.nler than aie. of thefiri-'-r, for 
 they had n,i Rule n n- S>]iiai'e, nor mj Cran.'s 01 huguies 
 to lift lip the Stones ; inltead of Mortar they ii«'d a fir'. 
 of Clay, and by the means of this cemeii'. al ne thev 
 made all lo ilolc and c ni|-acf, iliat the |un.!tnrcs c, ii'd 
 haidly be dil.erned. A .criain I'uelt v.ho went to tal.c 
 a 111 .e furvcy of tlis Pi.)dii',y of .1 Buil.liiig, told the /.,. : 
 r;.i... •/,-//'. .0 I-'-;-, tha'. his Opinif-n w'as, ili.- Devil was 
 the principal ArchiteCf, and liecon'd not fee h.)\v a 1 the 
 Art and Force of M.m eoii'd ever I.iy f.ich uinveiLty 
 things together in that poliurc that thev lav ; and ;ho" 
 we are not of his (Opinion, yet we can't butaduiire the 
 mighty Patience, Labour and Iiuiullry of the l^.li.ms, to 
 go through with Jifticuhies that appear ! ) Invincible to 
 all thofethat confider them. 
 
 This Edifice Hood upon a Hill ontheKorth-liile of the s;tuuio.-ijr,j 
 City, and a Hill lo lleep, that there was nopoUible al- ''i'""' 'h.- 
 fauliing It that w.iy, and therefore tliere 'twas defended *■''""'' 
 with one Wall only about luo I ,ith;i;i-iS long. On the 
 other part of it there were three Walls, en iiicloling the 
 oiiier, ea.h in the form of a Crefeciit, and cX gvearer 
 length than the former, 'I'he fpace bctwixr rheiii was 
 about 3C tiiot, an.l every Wall had in the miJU of it a 
 (jate, whitli had one St.me elevated the full breidth and 
 height of It, Within thefe Walls were iliicc b'orts, the*'-' ■ ".I 
 middle-iiioli round, and ihe.nlicr two I'.inarc ; al! whivh'' '' ' '' 
 had Vaults and Subicrranean I'allages from one t.) rhe 
 other, perfect; 1 ,1; yiinihsthty were, with I'o iinny tiu-.-i 
 ings and windings, thatlhci.- vva. no getiingou-. but \ y 
 iliediiedion of a Ckte, In the round Fort was -^ Loi; 
 dint of excellent W,iter brought a vaft w.iy nii.lct ground, 
 but where or from wlietue was aSecrcr, and known on- 
 ly to the fi/,,.' C.i;.', an.l fonie of Ids chid Mtnifters, 
 'Twas here alio that the h;.is to,ik up their Qiiarrcrs 
 when they came lo viiit the Funrol.i, and 'twas ailorii'd 
 accordingly with, ill the Peau:ies of tiold an.l Silver, ihe 
 Efhgics of Plants and Animals in th.ile Metab beiiv^ eii- 
 clias'd therein. The Governor ot tli.- Fortn U was -'f (,ji.,.n,n-;-j 
 ways to lie of the Royal Bl.i.xl legitimate, and 'tvv.is not ,1 1 
 'lawful f'.M any but I',.,i'< t'-' come into u ; tbr this, w«s 
 
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 K r ill It piiri ul'.i 1I1.U moil m the Houl'cs of <.''(/» havi' 
 liimc (liiutmir. ur oiliiT b^K>iii;iii'< to the Forticts in 
 tiitiii, jly iloinj' tin's titcy luvc ilif.u il the gtcatill 
 ri If tf M. Hilly III the I'liin'ile, .ii.ll u tluiiiuh." •''"> 
 I'nii.i' ii| fii i'Atih wou'.l liavi' Iciii pimul ufiiie pdonll 
 Ri'iiicKof. ll.i- Ixil (if ih'.' thru- NV,il), wcii- (l.iml.iij, 
 iini.ir /'.-• 'mull.', 1 in iIk rialni \v:i« huaiiU' thoy wnv 
 ton Ihiui ,)ikI llidiin i>t l)c pull .; il(A\ II i yet he lays they 
 lia.l I>m;iiii tr, m.il.c (line iiv.prrltii'ii upon tleiu, a^;>l 
 lliilt loi ilie !ivie > I' a pieat li 'M C'.lia 11, \iliiv ii the I' - 
 CI n.i-> .;(.!(. k (.•»i!>il i,M c nia.lc. an>l luti^ ln.liteii 
 (nil twlific, lliev hi I'M in litul It heie. I Inr the i<\\ Pri-- 
 Ui'iifni ill,'.; iiurpci vwll liivak ihi' )ii[;h Sliiiie Walls 
 Mil. I k tliiii. thai C^oNctoiiliHls will liii ih. laim; ti'o j 
 ail'l the triuhuiri IS ilie Walls of llie Forrtels ot' (.'(./.) 
 v.uf lUpablc <'\' iiiaViiij; a lli.l'U rn cippulitinn to either 
 'I :hile (iienlv .'iiciiiu.s. Hut thel'e loruol' rmlilings 
 .isPalaet«, full.' ar.l li itullis, wiie the eliiel . t uh.a 
 tikv KkI i ihiy hi 1 ii^Mie nl' il'.Dl'e i.thei xati.'ties whkli 
 ilie ' . ir.-.ii/ \Vi)ilvl uiii'il liaM' lliewn, even 11. any At;ei' 
 I'eh.ie the fuiiii'laiicn i.l' then hirpiie. 
 ,.• l^i'li'eS .'^rleinl., TiAvei-, Ci'liiiiu<, ArJies, were 
 
 ,,; ' I, /. " tlmm iin'.iiowii ainonpll liuiii ; and a. to the latter. 
 
 •ii'^.. ' ilu\ ;o,ik the iloinj; (if ir to he the eti'eil nt a Tower, 
 ■a,.i W'li.lom aline ill It i.f . onimoii Mui. When they 
 law Ar. lies 111 \\\ A laisM (.vet li.c KiMr .V.f.r-, they 
 wiie iliiuiiiipjir allimill.M, bii; vvluii the Ik,il|;c wasli- 
 iiilhii, aiij .ill the Wood woik taken aw.iy. Mi'Vallbe- 
 fl'W to rim lor r, exivOHiv; ihat the Br.ilj'e it ii it'uouM 
 l.iii «iOu;i inin I'l.- l\r. er ; r tr.,ln;.; u liand liiiii, aiiil,{ 
 .1" iley ll'.oiii'lit, ('iipi-iiit.il ;liy loitie extMordiiury Pow- 
 11) :ii th^ .Air, ihcy then eoiK'u.'eJ 'twas \ery reafo j 
 ii.i! le ihey iIkhi'J. he S. re.iiil. to thei>.iH..' .», lor wiih-| 
 .illilv.U u il iliey iliile Mill inufl nie.ls !'c the 
 
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 iTiiiijih ,!t;ei\e.iK!<, m a'.:ei that Cli-iuioii o: ihe Piviiie 
 < ''iii;iiul.i...l Ixir.et'on <ii' thi.ir L.in>',iiciois, and think 
 it 1 TiMio'ii eno'i;!. !,i al ov. thmi 10 1 c Men. 
 
 W'e 11, ay now laVe.ilIi '.t miu ol the H llory i f i|;is 
 Liiip.ie, iheC.ijuie. .S.u-ccllioii and C'dnilitefts of the 
 l»..i's, an.l ;li,' \ari> .s li.j s ili. y made towards that 
 heii;litli of Power and Ooiiiiiiand they wen. rill n to w hen 
 the . </'.!',,'.;•./; came ainonpll niem. The / .,fj (as has 
 been often hiir.ed ahea.ly) du.i cd their Pedigree lioin 
 the, Sun, which preienlion I't llieir.^ was of the' preatell 
 life and feniie totluni in ihel-.llaMilhiucnt of their Mo- 
 I'lrdiy. This made the IVople honour them almoil like 
 Deities, and ^nM a Hind and undifpiited Obedience 
 to all thill 1 .lU' and Impulhion . Tli'jy j;avt f ut, that 
 tht. Father iliu Sun taking pity of tlie nuferable bar- 
 baruiis Inhabitant-, o( tliet^ uir.ry, and wi.hiif; to re- 
 b,nn them t.i a mere Civil and Holiie leay of livini;, 
 lent d' wn a Son ai d a Uan^liti r 1 f his own to be thnr j 
 Inllr. cbirs, and give them a P.itttui of mod execKem I 
 laws to govern all thofe Nations bv. .And having, 
 ^viihal given them a iroli .ibli hiti- Sovcreij-ii .Authority j 
 o.er all they cnu'd l.iiiie and e;vil:zc, but a Sovereignty 
 to be mix'd wiili fo m iliMir^y, liiftier and Benefi- 1 
 ciiiec, a^, like the hea' eiily .Sun liuir bather, to refrell, 
 and lio good to .ill about tliiin ; togither with this he 
 Ordain'd the bounding nf an Imperial City, where the 
 iVIa)elly of the //;i.:'j (his Rac! liiou'd Diinc forthwith 
 th- fiielt liilirc. This iiift Pair were the Inc.i'j M.nuo 
 C.h,u, and the ' jr.i M.un.i 0:w lluf.^', Hr, tlier and 
 ■Siller, .Mid Children of the S; n. Some of the .•omni' n 
 Peopli- of /',' 11 biiiy in the Siory of the Helngc here, 
 and nvike ilieJur .'ih'. the ('■••i a Couple lent by fome 
 Deii) 10 pioplc arid rcltore iliis part uf ihe NS'orld again 
 m'ai rliai general Delblat.ou, .So t!,a; here iliey ivtrc 
 ji-.e /; ',1.;.. ■. and /'> ''v; 111 the Poet, and Mi-.iKoV.f.p.jc' 
 iiiiglu f.ivjis Well a*; the other, O /i.,i i^iioiitix, O K'- 
 m',,! j.iiij,<pc.jus. But the li'.ca c;.trcii.l]'' mentions no- 
 ih.r.g of al locd, and he dc.hires hetcll,; the Story a'^ it 
 was generally reccivM and believ'd ainonglk the luci^'s, 
 and as tho'.e giavc Perfins ilid nfe to relate it at his Mo- 
 t'iers Houfe. To proceed ilieretoic with his account, 
 thee pretcnd'.d they were lirlt plac d or fee down upon 
 this World about the Lake 'i'i:'.^/ici, wliKh is near cighrv 
 I.e.ig'ics from (.'../.' , where they were dlrc\51cd to fettle 
 and lay the Fouii lations of the Imperial City. And the 
 mark they had to find out this place by, was a Bar of 
 did die; recei,'d fioin the Sun. whuh Illou'd melt 
 will one ilrckc upon ihc gromd when they were come 
 where liie .Ser.t of the f.nipire was intended to be. And 
 ihiy trailing, .iceorJijii; to his directions, Northward 
 
 Irom thi I iki , hid that hgii ihiih' 10 pifi {a«t!if\ .ifti'r- 
 ) wards ndd tie People) in the prtrii Vnllry where f/,/,, r'-hAt 
 MOW (lanili. However, le.->vini( the l'-.«i '.:/.■/ to bili' ■ 1 ""'* »"'"" 
 (asiiowthiy d .1 this Hiftory'of thr Oripiiie of titer'' * 
 Princes and I'lupire, 'tis erriani tint the I'olin k Aff-o. 
 f';7' (who tiund this the beU e.mrfe to Irat b miell in 1 
 Ihroii, ! Inc. ceded very well iii hisUeviee. He ciliir:i- 
 voiird ,11 his Orel's .111.1 OniaiiH II'-, as well as by lii- 
 Wc rdi and I'retenliii',, 1,1 appe.ir 10 be foiiietiiing ex 
 trail, 111) irj ; and ihe Si\:\p.- People, who (iiiiiid'hiin 
 veiy di T'lent I'iciii ihemlelve*, bchesM Imn mdetd \n 
 be theDtfipriiig of iheii De.ty the Sim, Wlunthu 
 I'pninii «as iiii..cK<d, ibw were his .SnbietJK and he 
 their .Sijiiieign ; tIua gave hiiii mt'ivagant Honours 
 ind uoii d eun I ave «oiie lliuMitdi lire and water at his 
 ei'iiun.ilij. 
 
 An.! ihe (iril People th,ir thus a knowledp'd hiti, fit r.n,!,. ^,. 
 ir al'our .•Jini)n':ll a'l tluir Nei'dibours that the Son ot " "■• 
 the Sun was mine to Kcign over rhens and had brought 
 •.',00 I xii I wltolfoin- 1 awe thit wou'd nuke all Mankind 
 h.ippv ilrii luomitte'd 1 1 ihcin. Ry this iinans Ins I ,inie 
 .and Interell grew ,ipaie together ; .ind having; grj a ein- 
 liderible numlnr .if People about hiin, he ii't them At 
 v.'oi.i cipoj, biuMmg Hollies, which he give thi'in di- 
 lechons li.,w to do, and io the tirll nujili l.incsof I'm,.-, 
 beg.into be diawn. This was near 4c Years before the 
 ?/■•»', '1 . .or juer lithe Ciuntr;, as appeais by all tlieir 
 Menioria'^ and Keei rds. 
 
 ■Ail tliele rude Peof le lu' eiidiavniir'd to Cii ihzc and 11- 1. i 1 . 
 Inflrue'k in his J.aws; he t.iiiplit iheiii the piotirable Arts '"'"• 
 ot I if,-, to C^iiltivate an.l Sow tlieir I and, !■> make In- 
 llruiiuMitsfoi ih.at piirpole, 10 Oiif>tluir ViOlnals, and 
 eit it after a more Hun, .me manner, and to obfene fiine- 
 tliinpof I'liJer and Poliey in their llati' 's. 1 he' ./v.ill.., 
 nndcitook to perform the lanu; pan amoiipH the VS'o- 
 men that the /«e<i did amoiiglt the Mm; ihe m up 1 1 
 I'leiii to work in Wonll and I'ouoii, and 11 akeCiinrents 
 tor 'liemlel es and ban il es, and I'tliir Houil ol.i C')llieis 
 Unable to their .Sex. 'I hii«, in tl e lj>,ice of'' ( r 7 Yiars, 
 'he f« ,- law himfelf at the blead ol a Nathni and was 
 m a eondirion to cviend the nairiAV IxiuinUid Ins I'er- 
 ritorusbv forie, and plant ilieSun'sl aws bv ilieSwenl 
 M/liire ihcv dul not meet with a due K -Ipee'l and Siib- 
 niilhon. Bur there was liiile need of force to eoiuiier 
 th.ein that believ'd him to be the Si n id' luih a bather ; 
 belides the allurements of his (i.'vernment, and the ui'c- 
 fiil Aris he iiilfruCfed his People 111, svcre fnllieient to 
 make liim nfwCoiniuelts svitlimit methods of violence. 
 In a word. Mine 1 Cr.P.u- redne'd all the ban Country to ... . 
 tile River I'.iiu.viapi, and Weltward S 1 eauiies to ihe ,.,k1;,.'' 
 ,f;reit River .H-nhnm:, and Southward y I.iaguesio ,(J/(f. 
 1 'f.vi.1 ; and in rhis whole Region lie Piopled, and 
 brought into regular turm, bettir than ico 'loivns. (10- 
 vCi'iiors were plae'd O'er every feveral Nation that was 
 bri'iu'ht in, an.l the Rehgioii of the Sun elbiblidul, 
 Temples being built, and Sa. rihcis appoiiiied to be ol- 
 fei'd to him. This d/ci bkcwile made fevcrc 1 aws a- 
 gaiiilt Wurthcr, Adultery and Roblery ; he regulated 
 the p.imt of Marriage too, firi iddiiiu any thing of tlut 
 nature till the Parlii s were come to Years of Dili retion, 
 and en|oyniir^ that none Ihou'd many out of their own 
 Tribe or Kin.'.red. ' 
 
 Heintrodvie'il the Cuftoms of wearing thcHab Poll'd, cuftow ir- 
 of boring the bars, and (as a foil of Uiaeieni) wr. athing voV^^'d t>? 
 a Riband of many cdonrs, and almolt a hnger thick,'''"' 
 4 or ■) times about the Head. Tins parti-colotir'd Ri- 
 band was an Ornament ptcuhar to the Inn hmilell, but 
 A/.:h cC/i/'.ie alwsys indulged this to his Vall'als, .;s ihen 
 tirft Privilege, to bind a Riband, i.f one colour about their 
 Hulds likewife. After loir.e rime, he allow'd the Pullins^ 
 too as a very great favour, bi't done in .1 way diftui- 
 piiilhable enough from lii«. They had nothing clfe to 
 take oti their Hair with but .a Iharp bliiii, wir.eli was 
 verv troiiblcfome ; ipfoniiieh, that ivhen the Sfniii-tiui 
 afierwarib brought in Sci?zars amengft them.diey were 
 fo taken with the Invention, that they us'd to fay, if the" 
 I Sf;itii.i,ili had only come to bring thrm Scizzars, Combs 
 ; and Innking-glalfes, they wood have given thrm all the 
 (iold in the Country. When this ln:/i came to die, he n.-m-/- «■ 
 di;,^nifyd all the chief of his V.ilfals (whom he aliemblcd ""'''^■ 
 at i..tj:r) with the Title of liu.i, leaving it as his Ordi- 
 nance, that they and their Defeendants ihou'd be Ihc.i'i 
 wuhont diriercnee, and iheir Wives Ihou'd be all of 
 them l-'<iiVnj; as if allthcfehad been of the R,->\al Blood, 
 and become i«ifi'- and /'a/Z./j, nut by bawnir and Privi- 
 lege, bill by I'litli and Relation ; but the Koyal baniily 
 then was but final I. and the /'.•,.: was willmu to tee a 
 g'eatir mmiberof the Kindred of the .Sun, for the fup 
 poit of new rilln Monarchy, before he d.ied. Belides. 
 by tins Policy, he- fcccr'd thc.r Allegiance and bidelity 
 
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 )ne ill .1 way iliftin- 
 Hail nothing elfe to 
 p i'liiit, whii.'ii was 
 ivhen the Sir.iti.uiii 
 ipft theni.diey were 
 ev \isM tufay, if the 
 rinScizzats, Combs 
 c f!ivcnthrni all the 
 KM cainc to i!ic, he svm/.'-, 
 \vhoni he aHeinblcd •"■-'■ 
 ivini» it as Ins Onli- 
 ants ihou'il be Ii.ci'j 
 es llioiiM be all of 
 of the K.v.alB'ooJ, 
 y Faiour and I'nvi- 
 u the Royal family 
 as willing to liL'e a 
 le .Sill), tor the fup 
 he ilied. BeliJes. 
 ■giance and lidciity 
 to 
 
 ha p. K 1 V . / /jf Livil and Moral Hijlory oj the Span ilh VVei t- Ind ic.s ' \^' 
 
 
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 / 1(.. 
 
 to Ills .Sill . eltiir, for lii\in|! treeii ai(o|>ied iiitu tlu' I'.l 
 ii.ilv eif the Sun thciiileUis, llioy wuu d be (iiie'ocj 
 piiTt ,ill minner of Diry and I.'>yal ie",ard to tlic diieOt 
 .1111I natural Uefceiilaiit. The Inc.t, l"ii his pan, told 
 tlii'iii that lie was teluinin^ Lack (0 iIk' Rei>:iiiis of Ins 
 I'ailier the Sim again, where he mttii.led to telt for the 
 fiifiire ; bill if iliiv 1 11 KmmiiuM to ai'piiieiit the Olory 
 01 ihe iMiipile, an I lliu ily obfiti' I the S.nfed I aws In 
 had I'loi pht, he won'd III lOiii tlieni out of iliofi bright 
 Manlions will re he wai now iioinp to dwell. I h xave 
 I iitIi ilie Valla's for n.-w made/' i/i'i) and Ins own C.liil 
 (Ircn, ilieir feveral liillri itioiis ,ipaii ; and, in Ihort, 
 lui iiip fakni all til.' lu H Mealiuis for iaiiyiii(', on the 
 I'lilliliif, of whih he had lo well !,iid ilie 1'iJiind.itions, 
 Tiid tii'led till lame I'olituk pnt.it laU thai he did .it 
 lirll, he died, and wa. fiii. ceded by S'j >,,/■) \.), .i hiseldelt 
 .Son b\ hriVVilV 11. 1 Sitter, the < ■>(! A/imi O./ ■ ///itu 
 He liillow'd Ins fathers ccainple, and took his own 
 .Sitter I'arti lit 1 ' ili ol his Hi.l and 'I In one ; and tins they 
 did lo keep the ln;',li M'" d 1 I llie (i.ii pi;te and imiic 
 h\ II le!l, ihinkiii}', iwouM be a ilifpaiannr.cni M mix 
 V with the bell Minn iric IVooJ in tin World. He made 
 );.iat Coii'ineds luo tiwatds the Soiuhern I'aits, and 
 l'<\!i|'d in It halt 1< I capiies 11 .ire wiiliin the lloiinds 
 if llie limp.re. The Nan.e 1." \ •.. 1' was riveii linn 
 upon the aetoiint of liis Valour and Dexteriiy, tin lie 
 (xccc'drl all in lis time at Kininlnp, leaping, Wrelt- 
 I ii;j!, and laltiii;'. Pans .u\\ j;icat .Stone;, liili.lcshi, 
 .S.iinhirii t..un )i'elts he re.liic'd feecral oihcr Naiions 
 on lach hand of him. and reiini'd near as lon;^ as his 
 I'.itlu'r, winch wa'. Jj Year« 
 tiii.lli...- Hi Soil /./•.;«■ I'^jv.p.i lillM till Tliri lie ncxr, wlioj 
 added II. t a lifle lotlie ex'.einof hisTeiriione.s, IpieaJ-i 
 in^ the Knowledge ul' :lie Siufb 1 aws ani.ai'jlt a preat 
 nunil er of other Naiii'iis. He rediu'd a heap ot Na- 
 tions cah'd by the neiieral Name of /',oii ,./.': .iiid^ 
 ll<it:iii.',' ■, wliiih we inenlii n tt.r iiu othet reafon llian' 
 til It of iheir parueiifn tar,, . in ilic chief Objecl of their 1 
 VVoiil.ip, wlncli was a w!.ie Ram. They faid liiat thel 
 firit R.iia in the World .above, had more kindnefs (o[\ 
 their Na'irii ih.in all the oilier l'i..'i,-i.i bolides, ami had 
 bUfs'd them cxiceilinr.ly in innltiplyini; their Caiiel.' 
 'Ilie> woii'd liaie done vety well, it ihcy had alfo lold 
 the World how that Ram lanie 10 have fndi a particu- 
 lar kin.lnefi tor theni above thcii Neinhboms, and liow 
 tlicy laine to know lliey were beholiliiin 10 Imii fur li) 
 many Rlellinps. I'nt /..'.;.■«• Tupr.ii.pii I loke ilie Horns, 
 of this Ram, rolilul Inni of lii.s Honour, and made his 
 Devotes uiiii about to the Sun. 
 u till li.ci ' lisSii.ccllbr was Miy/'. C^/'.?,, but what Rcl.iiioii the 
 ,i;j)Tj tjn.. t'i^'i d(V s iii.t tell lis. He led toitli prcaicr .-Ximies than 
 the I'lin es his I'ledecetT'is hail done 1 et'ove hiiii, and 
 amoiH',11 iiiam (^ominells, he hronnh'. ilie I'eople I'i.iln.- 
 ,i';.-i,,i' to acknowledge his Sii| reme Aiiilioniy. 'I hefe 
 People defer vc a p,iitiiulo iiieiitini npun the fcore if the 
 famous Biukl nil's ilat weic aim.nplt thctn, liiilitli.it 
 they fay ilie woivlerliil horirilsof Ciil'co was eopied out 
 from theme Iheie wcie VN'il's I'orclics, 1-ronts, and 
 oil-.ei imp, Ticdt piccj of I'liildin ;, m ide of Stones of fu 
 large a lij-e. ihat twa:. ftiaiipe bow 'hey cond be ma- 
 iiaijd and difpos'd into iliai order ; bctiiles, there were 
 no .Stnne Qnarriis kiunMi 111 all the Ciiuir.ry. I'artl- 
 •lllfaris in ihel.niie Kej'.ion, l,i;t l>v 'he I ,\\ii-C:-ii.iiii: itr, 
 there was a If life thai open. I wuh 1 fair Court litrecn 
 Y.irds npiari-, and tn.ompaisd I'.ith a hii^li W.ill three 
 ijiiari.is of a Yard ilnck i on one lid.- whereof was a 
 preat Hill .^'■. f.vii h, 112, and 1? wide. R.i the rarity 
 n.iS iliat '.lie whole Hi;ililiii); was all one eniiic Ri\k; 
 the II. ill, Court, I'orili.s an I Wall it telf, were all 
 wroiK'hi out ot one Stone. Heh.les this, there were 
 .Siiilpuiics of Men ai'.l Women riSfnc, f i natural that 
 
 noiir and Dipnity, ai,.l wen i;Iveti i,j <\y- In n 1 (i r the 
 lake ol iholi Venues and illnilrloinQjialitU'Jiliiy weri" 
 eiiduwed wiihal. 'Tis probable he lud the iwu Name- 
 '•'■»/''' 4II.I 7!(, '>/.;«/ juiii'd topeilier, (which none ol his 
 I'redeiciror.s had) fioin hii extraordinary turuiiic in hi.* 
 W.iis, and ilie (ilor) he j urcliasM Ly tliciii ; f'lr in hlK 
 'line til'- I'liipire Ikretih'd iS,, I.eapiie: ti ;m ir/ci) 
 Soiithw.iid, and Wertwaul to the Seawitds, u: I.eipucj 
 •Jiie way and S^ an'jthcr, i. the laltwaid 15 I.cagaes, 
 .ind ID the S. {'.. .yj i,ea}j,ies, and all ihu betore he \\m\ 
 tiiiiih d his C'oiiiiiicHs, till atiet that tWAi Rroiiii to ihi'i 
 '"Ik, he (well'il it into Lnper ilimeiiliois tv runiin ■.; ii 
 on to .lit Jill j/fii 8> ' I ea I'.ues m leiijrh outiipht, anJ 1 4 in 
 I'rea Itli. 'I In, I'muc had cccaiioii in cue ot his I 
 terptizestotianlpoit his .\riiiy over a ({leai River, .injii 
 lia'i'ip no Boats 1101 BiidiJis rc.id. n.aiic, he wa, for.'d 
 'o make a Bridge, and he did it of Bull ruihes. l.ic) 
 Krcw in pre.ii phmy thercal-yits, and lo iliey fend 
 (III nifchi .ofthiiii iiPoiithiiiu ..alioii aftei the tullowin^ 
 ''ininri Iliey niaile 1 pai.el if great Cable, o! iheli 
 Iiiill iiitlic, asbiy a.sa Mans I i|;, very li;:i Iv twilte.i, 
 and loiiH enouph to le.n li tioin one tide 1 I ilie Kivei t<.'i 
 ihe oilier. .So'ir.e of ihele wcie t.xtiiuled lo'ls ihc Rivet 
 and 11) on them were laid huge bnndlci of tlu fame Itut! 
 lied very fail foi<ether and to the Cables Over theic 
 liiindlestlie, laid'other Ciblcs, and In //im/ich //./■)■ /,'/,j. 
 "'«,', Bundles and Cables inierwoven with (.: '■ anoiher, 
 till at lalt thev had made it into a tiini P nl-c. Tin 
 dimcnlionsil it were 141101 in bread'h ai ,1 I'/ypa'-c? 
 in hnrh, namely the bnadrh of the U,vu-a' that pi '.,.-i- ; 
 ■'ih^ iliis Hridi'.e of Bu!l-iiilhes was oiirtamly repair'd 
 every fix Mn'hs. This I'nnce w.is lem-.rk.ible ti;r hn 
 
 t 
 
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 r,. ii,' 
 
 pu)i..s End 
 
 irs 'o proiapatethehich Rare <.t il.c Sun. 
 
 for he li I' 
 ■• iavs, thit 
 
 r.'s.v.i 
 saj:tjic». 
 
 li.ey apjeird as if alive ; fonic h.idCnp, in their liaiiib, 
 and lien id to be drinking, foine were (iiiiiic, oiliei;; 
 |1uidiiii', and in nv.ivnis^ poftiires, with a pre.i; mir.y 
 varieiics mote of this kind. In one K',oni there were 
 i\votinnts,with longfiarmemstrailinn upon thei;ronnd, 
 .i::,l iheir Head.s cuverd; which is not the common 
 Ciirt.-m of that Connirs . '1 lu I'eople cou'd give no o- 
 tlier ac.M'int nerh.rif theBnildiiies nor the .Sculptures 
 ih'.ii oidv tli . Th.ii ac -ordini! to their TiaditiO'is, al' 
 iJi.ieiiionllroii r)iirdir.;;s were rai.s'd in one Niplir, and 
 thole I-.fli)'.ies vver real .Men and Women once, but con- 
 vened iiitD S:i ne tor tlieir Impieties. The h:c.:Ci,cl- 
 l-lj h.a' tin-. Rclationof the Wonders of this Pla.'o from 
 one tliat was oriiand bre.l up logoiher withhiin, and 
 went thither on purpife to lirvey tlicni, 
 
 (.'//',-.• Tiip:>:.yi:, the Son of the lalt ;.,.-,r, f'.-.-ecdid 
 
 ■liiin in li.'s I'mpirc when he went to relt with hi.^ I'adier 
 
 the S.iii. By ihe way we may note, tha: tlicfe N'ainea 
 
 t'.i/.'..- and Tup III I 'i arc in; proper ones, but terms of Ho- 
 
 aihl Itoikhi:. fainilv wiili /....;'; an,' 
 
 about b ' LliiMren biliiml liini. Yet 0111 
 
 lome oiheisi f tlunioii-di.l hiiii feveral l!.'.i> |,iii/h, blif- 
 
 linj', ilie fmpiro with no other, a.. , ; ii.iy, (iiine.lbove 
 
 l"o of the Otf-I'pnr,;; of the S.ni. 
 
 I his Prince iMnn n'ade wav f.r the // . .1 (^- .v, ihe '"■''"C'' ' ' 
 lecondof tint Name. He .nhled inorrthan su\ eaiv-ics'"" 
 lip-are to the limpire towards the ['loviiue ■/;.i'...-,' be- 
 tides liisNurtliernCoiiijuells in the Nl'i inof thc^.'' ,(«i,-, 
 a tiene and valiant People. I hole h^Mi;- deriv d their 
 Ueftent liolii a l.ioii, and theretiiie wcriliipp'd ihit .'\ii: 
 11 al, and fieiiuemly Joath'd iluiiif, Ives in I i'liis skijis. 
 All the Valleys where the celebratoil Plant '.V../ grow; 
 , were taken in too, and l-eyon.l them to O/;;; .•c.'v.,i», 
 wlieie there is a dolcenc, as our ,\nilior lavs, ol almolt 
 l5 l.cam-es p-rpenduiilar, the way ad 1 lie while i^oing 
 ivv'ih inhiiue turniniis aii.l vvmdinps. Hete in tliele Pro 
 |ViMccs they worlhip|.'d the Herb d.-t, alio T)peis and 
 preat Siukes, of which there are fomc rcponcd to be 
 'J5 and i'l toot lonp, but of no poyfon'ors nor de- 
 ilriidive n.ifure at all. 1 his /)■ vr has the honour of be- SiUii, 
 jinp the til II Founder of Scho.ds m t'ufc. He rsd 10 fay ' ' ^'■''•■■' '" 
 itliit /'.'./.'^-ir.iwMr nnill iiecds le a very prcat K'.iii:, ihat" 
 had Inch a plorious Honfe as the 1 leaven., vveie t.^ dwell 
 Jin; and that it lie wore 10 worlhip U") tlnri: lioie be- 
 llow, It ll.on'd be a W le and an UnderlbiKlnii; Man. 
 Tint he made this coin lulioii too, that that whiJi begins,*''^ ">j;:n(r. 
 prows, and at lalt dies irrecoverably, ou(dit not 10 be 
 iiiiubjeaof Worlhip; a noble con- luli.ii, tlir a Man 
 I that read no othet IJiviiiity than what was printed in 
 i the pieat Book of the World. 
 
 ; To this f",-,: In. cecded Vihn' '/.■,.:, .n- his .Son, he had J;;^'^',"''' 
 this N.ime became 'lisrepoiiel of him thai he wept Blood k'n.'*'""' 
 at his Birth, and .is 'his w.is look'd u|xjntobo a prifape 
 of the iiioll iniliiiky and I rols 1-vems, fo none if all 
 the/'j«'iot Pm, ever had thai tiite and ihofe cal.imiiios 
 thai he h,id. The beginninp of hi., Reipn vv.is | rof|.i.- 
 roiis cnoiiph, and he carried on ihe delipii of hi, Prede- 
 cellbrs, in extendiiip the licmids ofthen l)om',nioi',,with 
 no littleplory ; but as he was formiie.; vet pioa-n pic- 
 leets, and layini^ouc in his own mind other Nations and 
 People to try his v:c'lorious Ar,rs upon, Ins cidelt Soi 
 at home bciainc a plague to liini ; at Icalf he was tea 
 Ions ot linn, and for that realbii banilh'd h;in fmiii 
 Court. .And to make the filter of him, lie contiii'd hiin 
 10 the private and oi Icnie Life of a Shepherd ; he madf 
 lii.i, ,r.tcr nito ihe Sociery of th.ofc Men thai kept ihe 
 Slieip .ind Cattel of the Sun in (VnV.i. 'I'liLslifc he liv'ci 
 between ^ or 4 Years, bnt then (tho' directly cniurarv 
 to his Fathers command) he came away to Court, pre- 
 tending a .\lellagc of very great impoitame to deliver 
 to the Ii.c.i, ntiihcr won'd he go till he had admiliion. 
 The bnlinels was, that he li.id a Vilion wherein he was^^ ^jp., 
 jntiirnid ot a dangerous Detign againlt the State, ih.it a i-iiunat.' 
 Rebellir 11 was liati hin^, and the Imperial City threatned 
 wi'li a luri'nze ; and all iliis from the Mouth of an in- 
 ladibie Welfengcr, tvenr/'.iciic/M, the Broihcr of .*'<!«. 
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 r.i/'jti the liill /i.ii', wlii> liliiu' iliiwii (rom iluKt'pu'fn 
 cif I ij'Jit oil I'liiiofc ID u-vcjI II, ami «pp«4i'<l I" l>"" 
 lit ili.ii |'ui|«ifi- .u lie «.ti ticilmc, liii Muip. i In' l'i'\ 
 Uli'Mniii'il ihK bfli>vf iiny iliinmil ilinStmy, Icii' liim 
 invjy with 4 ^ooililii.liiiK t<i linMuri ag.un , liowivcr, 
 three Mmitlu aiui ilit Kclillion lii..Kc out iiuUi\l, iihI 
 a gu It II .iny I'iiuIikci .ili{\((itlirt tlircw otl' ilic /«■. I's 
 
 Yoko, ,>ii.l lilt till' llno.i'* (it tlic (iiiviriiiir*. Anil .11 Jlivii. 1 hey wi ic Ui wiili tlmi li.ituli ».i<.i« ilmr 
 llin w.imIu' liilt lUvull ili.it ever IiiI'ihuM hi tlii- Go 'BriMitimlu' li .lUm n['i ro .In, tlim ly,, [ ,fi,M ,|,,wfi 
 vtiimicni, to 'tit >iry iiilliMc ilui ilic ymiiui l'iiiiiij«4ril,, .ml Icyikm', n]'. 11 'lu' piniinli nn 1 iluit wli.iU- 
 Miijilil f.iiitil It \v,i|ioii' a N'llii n tiom liiAMii, ilpi 
 ii.illy il lie w.is .my v..vy amitnul m llie riiMinng ct 
 it, ultuli !■. ,\: Ukily .11 tli.ii Ik- llum'il live tlio I iltot'.i 
 Mi'lliiiilvomciittiliy. llir I'um I'liiig iv.ikIi liir[ lii'il, 
 (Mil Iteil aw.i^ liom C./.', with a ilclinn to lyitirc 
 
 Tlic Ihci (i.itil.ilft Ovei* r»\i, tlmt III /I. />. \\(c.^''-. 
 Ik l.iw ilic Boilyol tliiWi'itcMi-i \iiih t|i,u ot /«/":. C'l'- '*",,■ 
 pKilii, »ikI llhiuit C/irrfi I al(u lilt ftoiliK ((' M,?i«rt 
 /<• !./(/, NVifc 10 »'i'(t../yr, niul A(«wi (Jc,,, Mother m 
 )/r.io,,i Crir, 4t ('/ A , wlmli lijil tli.li tin- M ry |,,ir i ( 
 flicir liyc li,N ati.l l>i' hinwi cnilni 11^ niM't .11 1 I'li- 
 liiciniil, il. am! all ih. :i I'lihoaamlDiaiKiiHas \(liili ihiy 
 livM. They wiic In wiili tlmi li.itu! 
 
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 3li' llliliU 
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 Itiiiililt'lii i.'iiic 1)1 tlu r. iiifi'cr I'toMiKi s i all, I ihc liiha- 
 I'it.iiit". «<ic fi'iiiji 1 1 li.ilU)W l.ii iK.m I If, but tli.ii tlicy 
 thoii'li' I'l ilirrninr, .mil fii.i I" 1 him to tome anJ 
 ItuiM I'V lii.'iii- 1 ill' I'liiiii; f',.uln.:M wh.tt FiTic* he 
 
 I ,MiM, .111 1 III the (ir(t I'rtei' Went ftltcr Im iMtlier, aiui 
 
 II jirel' iitevi |i' limi hn I'liine anil C'oi\.irili.e in L.iviiig 
 iho I loiile .iiul 1 lolits (>l the Sun, With all tile eonficr.i- 
 tetl Virgins '''<ru'"' li'tiie tiir) ot the I'ni-imei ; .iiul 
 liwii Ui lvlir.{ .ill ihil'e lullow hiii', who [n-itenil ,111 hii- 
 iiHir.iMe OiViih I'llVii .1 Lite (if IgLi iiiiny ami Mi.iiik-, 
 lie eatncil dl' with haii it I' if) \:o • o(' the l<o>,il 
 hruk, the lel) retiiitii; with 'he In '. After this ''^"'^" 
 n 111! rorii« |oiiiM hull our ot the I'rovitues lo ih.it .1 
 
 ujnliilii.il'c Anuy >i.is iraik up ,it lall, with whuli he , ''JJ l.riigiieN N, ."^ S. 111 one 
 .l.K.uii .1 towniiK the Ijieniy, nut, u.ivc tlinn Hatiel, 
 ilti.l .Uur I te. lions .iiiil MiiO.ly e.uitlnit eiltiiely ililc.iteil 
 liiein. Ktithrt i<; thu B.ittel any ile.ii pnxil .11 all thit 
 the I'liiue wa* not cniReinM in the Riling, toi I'ciple 
 lii.iy he (In Oolci>) te.i'M .mil npnielsM into a Revolt, 
 its Will Mi filuitnl ami allm il 10 it by f loM ; hut whit- 
 l.ievei WIS til.' eaiilc rt it, 'tis ititaiii that iwas a I'.ooil 
 
 Ihlli anil ilii I- .ipp. ai'il ("o !ni|> aii.l line, that the ina.l. 
 a lip.iire lint ,11 all like ileaJ (.'uriii, Ini i.iilir l.ke lo 
 iiLiiiy liviiigfriii, It Ihiiiiiig 111 tluit Ki yal Cin.niiim.. 
 
 The mam ilitlereiite (iieM to the vant of ipmli aiul 
 notion) w,i» the ey.eeilinii liyi.him l< ..|' ihnli' I'.piIkv, 
 "hi, h wattiie.l hy the wiij',liiii|! it them ; hut tint Ic.' 
 'ret lit' laiihalniint; wai a thinn wh. h the Si.hIh.Ii 
 eoiiM mver [>) .my meant whath evir ^ei ovit it' the iV- 
 
 i.u.m!. At they wete , .irrirj alonp the Strc. t\, ihe / 
 ■iii-iii were pallionatc to ih'' lalt ilipiee, they kiuerj 
 ilown h.fote them, .iml pr.nr.l ri-r lij'.lit ,iiii| i,ai» m a- 
 Ininiliiree ; In this manmi iivtrui. ii); their mrilily 
 JiiiiiS tho' iin.ier tliet.tal l, lipfcuf Diatlt. 
 
 'I lit lia.i lel't Ins I hnne I,) hitSoji /'■•.A 1, /,-',.•. uli.^ r 
 
 'V loilll 
 
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 lel't Ins I hnne l,j Ilit Son (',•.;• 1, /,',,•, „,„,^ 
 
 the V/..c(7/- •Xiitlviii,, ise, iihiiin.'e.l with his"!""'"'' 
 
 Fa'lirt, ,iiul the Acts of hctli wi.ip; up contuleilly r- pc- 
 
 1 wat pall allil'ii'ht 
 the 1 11 pile i„ 
 
 'III. I 
 iMlari'. 
 
 I'ennle 
 
 iher, ot that atiribiiteil tiiotic « 
 ilone ly the oihir. 'I'liis I'riii 
 
 l.xre'.lirion, anil ulurinM ilirT 
 nple to the Rthi;ii>ii ot the I'.ii J ; parti, iiiarly th.t','"* 
 Pioviii,e of ,V,-/(,'/," lotrtiptly ealletl hy the -V/mh/.i, ,iV''"'' 
 A'l^v,/, whiih was itili.i' ite,l vti'.ha lloiit atul \ ili.uit 
 People ih.it ha.l till u Towns more like FiMtiedis ihan 
 am tliini; ell'e, but they I13 1 lixM upon a lorili.l (aeatiiiv 
 a Dog f,,r the eliurOhud of their VVorlhip, aiul iipuu 
 the lame feote nuule Dops-llilJi their ehietill ilainty. 
 
 "ii? 
 
 CuHJnivin* 
 fi„i-. 
 
 itiinity for an aohve finie to recnmnieiul hiinlelfj "ut I'nlifliiinc was no Ids intent upon the impiovinp his 
 
 |o till- I'roi'is t'aeour ; aiiJ lis ccnaui alio, that whe 
 liiiTiliere was ilelipn 111 no, it hail tins ct?'e,-t. For he 
 (ii.lli lo iin!,ll\ \Mih the Reliel.s, atul iis'd fu many lolt 
 Ant Ml tiea'iiif, them .titer he haJheaten them, that he 
 
 Hi.H).is..» lii.ulc thiiu ahl'iliitely hii own, IJut thi: Ixi.ly ot the 
 I'eople, iiiwhofe Cauli.' he liiiisht, diA even a.lore Inin ; 
 he «as ree.iv .1 into c'./ 1 with Tniimnhs harilly ever 
 known, an I as they ha.l given luni the Name ot I'ir.i.o. 
 f''.! helore, upon the aiLinnu of his Vilioii, fo that now 
 fccin'd almolUoo liitle lor him. Af:er all thofe Hoiiouri 
 re, civ'd, he went to vilit hs l'.uher in his retirement, 
 who was ii'iw ytoi,!! Very mclaticholly, heing how 
 tliilip.s wtr- likely logo. In lliort, the Fath.r and .Son 
 '"'•'''coaleriM loiiie time 111 piivate ; the illiu ot ivliuli was, 
 ""' lint the I'rii. c came out aiul tokl the Nobility that the 
 /..I woii'J reiiitii no mnie to (.'«/ ; ami tin y takinp 11 
 fir pranteil that In' fpoke tlie truth, loiiihideil tint .1 
 I'ai.i.e of I'leafnres ll.oml be hiiih tot him in that plaee, 
 to Ipi nihil, nil iif his Days in. 
 
 r.'.eoi' ' upon this r-'tiirii'il toC/'A'i., and pm on the 
 Impirial [)i.il"ni liiiiilcM". lieinn re.eivM auJa,know- 
 
 Il ■7li.h..i;t Icili'.M for /' . ; (.'.I/' •, This was the en.l of the Vilinn ; 
 
 »i> >i^.(t.,.,i. ,n I'l-.iumiHv.n i- of whi.ii, (fo lucky a one as twas) the 
 new /(,.,i built a lla'-.K Temple, hut without a Root or 
 iiiiv Co'. eriii^, lH'.:aule tlieVilion was fecn in the open 
 ;i'r, ami h.' made it hia Imtincfs to imitate the pla,:e 
 where it a] pear d as nu'i-h as was pcfllblc. 1 his ISinl- 
 i!ii 1; the V/Tt',/.!.,.') piill'd down as they did abundaiKe 
 uf other noble ones in fi.veral plaecs) to fearch torTrea-| 
 
 J.'i.k It 
 
 i,rtf.r 
 \ < * 
 
 I'ri 1 
 
 iiv.:i. 
 
 (''luurry, than tlu- .lunmetititit; it by Coni'|nclls, anJ 
 tlieuhiiebillieil hiriVilf in ni.ikiiii! Laws, building Tem- 
 ples, Pal.i cs. Store limiUs, and I'.inrolles lo ditend Inj 
 riotitierv Alt'! this manner he (pent h.ii.e Yeatsdniinj 
 gooit r,i Ins SiibiiiiK and Finpire, and thtii fpiin'd oil 
 witbthc iiifatialile dilire of more Viillones ii:,l {:|,ir\, 
 he went out to the makinp tf new GinijiicHs, wliuhhc 
 did with an Army larger than inoU that hu.l been leen, 
 and toiik In feM-r.il Natmiis 111 that I.Mpi- l.;ion. Thej 
 Viiifones gotten at ilii.time were fo gren, that the I ri-i 
 iimphs ami Rcioynniis in t'»/f 1 upon th.u leure filled a 
 Muiitli ; aiil there were .Soleiimnies, wlu,:h till tkat 
 tini,- h 111 hardly I i-i.ii ktitiwii. There were of all tho 
 hveial i.oni]ii, I'd Nations ilu-ro to j;race the Cereinonv, 
 ,itiil luar a part in the Kntertaiiimcnt ; tlu-y all api'ear'd 
 ill their levral ililfeieiu Habits, and with the Martial 
 Miiliek ns',1 in their lefpeiTue Coiiimirs ; they wcio 
 divided into lb many diltinCl Bands and Troops, whiJi 
 mareh'd in order, alt.r the Inea and tlv (!inei,i's, t-i tha 
 Temple of iheSini ; all the rell put « If their Shoes when 
 they lamcto the Uourid.uies of the 'lemple, only thelii- 
 la himlelf kept hi, on t II he lanie 10 the very door, 
 w.iere he made his feet b.ire, and then went in and gave 
 thanks tor the imglity \'ii.'l.,iies he had gaiiid. Atler 
 this Ruhpioiis Service, the uhnie Ttaiii return'd to thf 
 I'reat Market plate, where the\ began the other Inter- 
 tainincnis uf Feafling, Suiping atul Dancing, wli\.h hel.l 
 lor that Ipaie of time bef ic-tnciuion'd. 
 
 And tins 1-xpedit'on was follow'd with aii.irlier into ^J'';?' 
 
 I.., j«(i.i 11 
 
 lt.,1 ts«f. 
 
 line under it J for Cold l-eing fo Icarcc in this poor the Valleys of /'./.o ; yea, nii'l(.'A/«,-'M, whi.li proved ot'*"''' 
 
 l--'[|K till- 
 p.... 
 
 ('rr lY, 1: 
 
 < .-.•r- , 
 
 »'i o ,i»h II, 
 
 Country, they were fored to demoliih 1 einples and 
 I'al.iccs, or ,iiiy thing 10 come at a little of it, 
 
 'This I'rince b pan xn I continued to be a Conqueror 
 all his time; he fii' iclfed tlu Nations tallward to the 
 5/.' If, an, I Southwaid totlie farthefl Province of Ch,ti- 
 (.•j, ice l.ea-^iies from C.'/i-c. -So that the ,Si-,i and the 
 Hills.,n each hand, and Soiuhwards the Defaris betwixt 
 them and Co///, I oiiiuled ihe Kmpire ; neither did he do 
 al there, but turn d and went Northward, where he 
 iiiipib d li-.^ Law.i upon a pieat many Nations more. 
 ■ But lu- did cue iliiiiiJ which w.is of more lame than all 
 his W'ais, an,! thai w.istlu.- cutting t>reat Watcr-chaniu-ls, 
 which iniglit Ic rank'd aiiiongii the Wonders ot the 
 World, n,nlldi-rim> the Roi ks and (dill's they were tor 
 I e.l ro I'o.ik thro'. gh, and that without any It-on 
 Ti>ol-:. 'There was one tha' went betwi.xt /'.i,.,-,'/ and 
 i-'.'ei'v to t{:--,;n.v, whu.h was 1 io Leagues in length, and 
 Ii Foot broad ; .iiid another was cut in the Wtllern 
 Carts of the Iranpirc, that r.iii full i',o Leagues even 
 ti oni the iiit;h s/',t(vij to iJr: Q, ,'. «/>.'. The ^jutiiinuli 
 fiilfei-'d all ihel'o ufefiil and eoitly Works to run to ruiiic 
 and decay, as thoy have alio above ono thiid part of 
 theiutlut were to water ilicCorr.-grouiids. 
 
 as great eonleiiuence |jr the Fnlargemcnt of his Terri- 
 tories. Ihele Countries, fertile fpaee of >;oo I eagues 
 together, woriliipp'd the ita, and particularly the Whale, 
 the biggcll Monltrr of the lame. 
 
 After this he I'ubducd the Vallc)s of /^hn.i, /'"''''"■ h,i„., y 1 
 A/.i//,i andCAi/i,!, which were all ftibjcd to one Prinee.u,i' fub'll'J 
 Fr,,m hence he pafsd to the Valleys of IKich.icf.m.xc, l{i- 
 iii.h-, Lnnc.i) and llihiirvi, at which tunc all theCouniy 
 .alxiiit /./;« I was taken m, whuh w-asallb all of it under 
 the Dominion of one King, lyiinu- the Sf.ttii.tnis now 
 lall/.i/H.i, very coriu|itly and .ibuliu-ly, as they do a 
 great many other places and things beiides ; and they 
 gave it the Name of the City of K;"^.', becaufclhcy 
 tounded it on the day i/f the l-.pip-'r.uy. In thisCountry ;>,„;,,,,„,. 
 the /«ca touiid a'icinplc dedicated to the Invifible /',.- w,jrili:|.|. ■ 
 . /'.i.-zim I.-, who was lerv'd here with a Worllnp much 
 more inhumane and cruel than any known snA praibs'd 
 in all the Parts of /'«/,, for heie were Men, Women 
 and Children, ofl'er'd in .Sacnliie ; .tnd 'twas no uncom- 
 mon thing to fee that more valuable B.'ood mix'dwitli 
 the Blood of Kriitc Animals at their Altars. Ijtr. theyiti,e,,i,ir.. 
 ditfcr'd from the Rites of the Religion of the /m.i iheinemi' , -1- 
 Coni»cror, not only in the point of Humane ijaciifiees, ''"-■"'' 
 
 (i^f 
 
 Bmu r.4ii 
 
 I nl. ,tf nf 
 
 Moi.il, -yi. 
 
 
iKlics. Lib. V. 
 
 'I,,. I III A. I). nfc.'«'« '■ ' 
 
 il'i' BoiliiA if SUiHii 
 f(i»»M Oi.i, Mi.tlirr u* 
 
 il till 11 ilii' \i ry r.iir I I 
 in' iti^ iii'Mc .11 1 kill- 
 l)uiUiii<iAs uliilv tluy 
 
 I li.i'u',1 t tjiiii ihiir 
 
 II l.yi i turii'd tl'ivvn- 
 IMl I I All t iluii vvliolc 
 <l liiii', (h.ii llu" ii.j.li- 
 i<i, I'lii i.iiliir Uiii- III 
 uii Iv y.il (1mi:i'iiiiu». 
 • v.int iif l|'iuli niiil 
 ml- III' iIimI:- |!.k!u's, 
 
 t llu'lll i |iut lIlM If. 
 will II llu' $/.«/> ,/| 
 
 vir m't mil 1 1' tlitf i'f- 
 iip !lii'S'r<''t<, ilio / ■ 
 >!i(Tiii', liny kiud'J 
 r li)',li< •lii>l ti.iu ill a- 
 Mu iin tluir urilily 
 it' Duitll. 
 
 Son l',u-l:iiii'n; vviin/'''"""' 
 i.Milm.n.VJ with 111, ;';"""•''■ 
 r iipciiiitiiUvliy I' pc-' 
 ill w.i« \M .illilni'l't 
 (.nlarj'.Ml ilic I n pin-^., ,,,, 
 ion, iiriil liluriii'il ilii' I' '>•!' '. 
 i-i I i p.iiir iijaily llu.''''" ' ' 
 U'll liy tlic .S/mm'.i. I'l' '"'^ 
 Il .1 (l.nit .iiiil vili.ifit 
 re liki Kuitunii ilijii 
 ipnii ,1 loriliil ("ir.uiiii- 
 r Worllup, .iiul ii|i(!ii 
 iliiir cliii'tilk iliiiiiiy. 
 poll ilic iiiipinvin}; Ills 
 t by C'oiiipiclls, and 
 l..iw«, I'liiljinp I'cni- 
 inrclli's la ili tciij liii 
 'I'lit l^ihr YiMisiluiim 
 .iiul tliLii fiiuri'il oil 
 Vi.;tiirif.s 111.1 filury, 
 OmipicjK, uliiili he 
 t ili.r hj.l Kill li'cii. 
 U I. >;(•<• l.'.iun. Tlu'iMik ,, 
 > gri'i'i, ;lut tlu' I ri- 'I'i'". 
 )ii iliii Imir l.illi-Ja 
 U's, ulii.li III! ih.it 
 here were of all the 
 iji.ice ihc Ccreiiioiiv, 
 lit ; iluy ill appciir'd 
 aiul uitli ilie Martiiil 
 louii'.rips ; iliey wcic 
 s ami I'rmjp^, whiJi 
 i\v (iineiaK, t'l tho 
 ' riilicirSliuo when 
 leiiiplc, (jiily the Ill- 
 lie to the very door, 
 Kn went III anil gave 
 c luil giuiid. After 
 I JIM retuni'd to fht* 
 pan die other 1-iiter- 
 Daticiiig, which helil 
 in'd. 
 'il with another into '■''''!'• ''"• 
 
 , will. h proved ot'*'"'''- 
 Keincnt of his Terti- 
 fpaie of ',00 leagues 
 rticularly the Whale, 
 
 Chap. XiV.Ihe Civil and Moral Hijlory oj the .Spanilh^Vfit-lndJcs 7S / 
 
 IS of l^iiri.i, "■'"'''".(111,,,, 
 iibjcd CO one Prince. u,. fw 
 sot I'.tcl'.ici-.m.ic, Ill- 
 ume .lUtheCoiintiy 
 as alio all of it inijer 
 !■ the Sfr.tii.tnls now 
 ifnely, as they do a 
 ;s lieh.lcs ; and they 
 \_.V'.', he.aiifc tlicy 
 >iy. Ill this Country ;..„),,, 
 to the Imilihle /'<.■- \»or!li;| 
 til a \\'orl1'.ii> much 
 ■ kiionn .Tiid pr.iihs'd 
 MVereMLii, Women 
 and 'twas no uncoin- 
 i!c li.'ood iiiixM with 
 ;ir Altars. Ijir. tlieyunt,, 
 lion of the /m.i ihcirreml' 
 1 Huiiuiii.' Sa.iifiie".,''"'*' 
 Mi 
 
 iW.'J. 
 
 (of whi(h thrrc Wfrr rorc jnildick «t jrart in hl« Doim- 
 miin«) lui «lfo 111 ihn, that ihey htd .in Image to trpri"- 
 fiiK P<if('.K.i»'. 1. to ili'it Seiirct, whiili the nthtu ilfi- 
 
 (r.jtellcd aga'iilt 1 lii< liraur (•-■fh ih- Kmp .md the 
 'rull re>eKil. il fn highly, 'li.lt whin ituy eimril the 
 'I'cmpje ihty always \vi nt ki ki'.au!., not daring to Me 
 fmne (n. i(> an hye rpdii hini Iteliles llii<, it n I .id 
 •Ifnan (>ra<le (an fhty ralld n) from whn.h li.e. h.'d 
 (4» ihi-y f,.ivi- out tlio Ktiowlidyi' of ili.ij: v> 
 tome. 
 i.r It .'f Now when the f"i i> l-riiiipli! hii Army 'info 'hii C 'in 
 11*1 Hiu try, he Imt to ''/o/m,-, iw, the Kwii! of it, to .liiiisii I 
 •ijitf t».i ^ul>|ei.'tioM III the \\n\ Name, wh -iV Kinfmiii ti' 1 1' 
 piity he wai ; Hut ('.•/». •■ r:i r 'fih J tn yield I'pon ihilt 
 .Siittinioni, and lint «ot.l ihat hi< ''.< '■, i>< -.wi. ereit- 
 fr ili.in the Si n, beini' '!■,• Makci -A lilin and ill i ilirr 
 Hi'iiigs an! tli.it 'twa'' u, \\\\\ I'u'vthai he paid ill \w 
 KellKJoiit Pe oin. 'Il r /» ,i leplteJ apai' , Tlii' he and 
 Ins Country ilid worilip /'./f . i •/..!, as \«\'ll ai h', Ini 
 they did It (viiliom liinpit oi.Siuiili e, li<.ii<>nriiig him 
 only Willi .1 Menial Si ni. e, liei aiife they knew hnn i o'. 
 ror ivh.1t he woii'd \i: pleas'! wili ■ And wheriai they 
 Were afri.d lo hmk upon tiie Imaxc of f'.ri '..f.-im/i- , he 
 and hi> I'll pie driiideil wen to prciionnie lii< awful 
 Name. 
 
 Ill Ihort, after mm I'jileyi and ntUtes, I'eace w.is 
 J^'^J.""*"''co»ichided upon tlule terms Tliitlliey IlloiiJ w rllup 
 tl'.e .Sun as tlie /'ii i did, and ni.ikc Inm afepar.it< Icni- 
 |ilt like rhat of /'jf/'.i.M>»i . Ihit they (l.o id r|kc•av^a^ 
 all theit l.lols, and worlhip the Cnator of the Worlil 
 Without aiilnugi' •'! a .Statue. That they Ihnii d le.ive 
 nil' theit llu'dJinj! Hemnin- liloovl, ami a.knowled^'ii.g 
 the /ri.a'j Sovereignly, IIiom d ohey hiil.iw,. Aii.l thir 
 Cirfin.-wii w.n Ihll lo reimin in his King^lom. only 
 p.iyinp the iir.pcs'd Ti I'.'iite, or doing the appointed Ho 
 iiiei to his So* emeu 
 
 ftiit tins rrlllcrs I'l nice P.ic'rt.Hfo' con 'd not (It down 
 qmet with all thefe grear (.'oiviuf"'!, but mull llill po on 
 to pronio'. rlie Religii ii of the Smi amonglt hi< Neiyli. 
 I'onis : His next and fill I'-xpcdition was to 'JiH.s/'A, a.s 
 'ns now eallil, .md th.- Valleys of I'lnnnnci, llm/nii, 
 H.i.n i;i«, an, I fine others. But luie he met with a cer- 
 tain ll.'bbi in I'rinic thar woii'.l nor hear ol' any new 
 Deity, ii'irbe obliged to worfliip tlieSiin iiiCutnpleiuent 
 CO the III ^1, tho' he was nut lo lortunate as to nuimain 
 liis Kcfulutii ns haiu'.fomly by the .Sword, 1" t loll both 
 Ins 1 iberty, C^o.intry and Rcli;,^i.in together, in one 
 preat FVntd. 
 
 An,l hO'.v VtJi-eu'f tiirn'd tn nnmetlivk Atfair< again, 
 foundini; Towns, Tcnpc.-, Granaries, .Sehnols, in 
 greater lunnfer. : tiilariuiit' the City of ('ii/,i' it felF, 
 and nldiniiii' .ill the Cik i, m to learn the ('"/i i Di.'lca. 
 The whole that he a.Mcd to the Kmpire svas at leall i jo 
 leai;!ies. N.S<S. and in breadth from the Hills to the 
 .Sea a. out 00 or 7^ ; but h • fit upon the Throne not a 
 little while 10 do all tlis Woik, not much lefs than 153 
 Years nhicli was alfo .iloi'.t a; niuili as his I'ather be- 
 fore him had kept ir. 
 I. ;.«... t:.e lli:'i Pti'ice dyini;. Ins .Son Tp.-.r.pn fucee.led him, 
 n.ihi. who lia\:ni» I'pent Inine time inSiirve\ing his larg- tiii- 
 pirc, and not rindini^ 11 large en()ii;^li to I'ltistic his Am- 
 iiition, reloiv'd upon the ih lign of making it yet greater. 
 His tirll Army was tmplos'.'. to rcdutx the Country on 
 llieothei lute the ri'lre of Mountains that lie F.altward 
 h.-m I'd/..-, ai'd beciiife theie was pairageato'-.f* tliuher- 
 wards by certain Ru. r^ thit have their Rife tr.ini tliofe 
 Moimtains, tliercforc he feii'. his Men to eur a great deal 
 of th.it IhitV whioh die Sj:<'i'U.!s call //'x.'"''.', to make 
 Bmh r.int Hoats ; in wh'ch Work they fpent two Years, and then 
 proceeded m the Expedition. 
 
 The Huer the Army cnter'd by wascall'd Am.'.minr.yu . 
 which isilivi !id in thole high Mountains into ■; others : 
 and the IVxple they redie'd at that time weir the''/',iH- 
 e/v, whiJi liv'd on the Banks of the Ruii, .1 punted 
 feather'd f-.rr of Rii/',i;..i);i, and little .le.piaintcd with 
 any ( f thi le I aw; or Ciiltoms that the I'ici: came to 
 teadi iliein. The Tri'.iute imposd upon them wa.^ fo 
 many I'npenMVs and Moiikess, lo much \V'«x and Ho- 
 ney, winch they lontiiuicd faithfully to pay to the time 
 oi ilie linipircs t'.ite. 
 
 Ihey proceeded from hence till they came into the 
 ^^»,;.y of (^m,|,(ry of A/.//U, .;3o 1 cafjues fiom C;/: . Thcfe Peo- 
 ple had heard too much o*' the f/ci's Fame and Power 
 to pretend to cope with liiii, and therefore were very 
 willini; to have Ins Friendlliip, but they did not care to 
 acknowlcdgeSnIijeillion, and become his Valfds : How- 
 ever, the /«L^ admitted ihem upon thcfe terms, and fent 
 a Colony of l'cr:i:ii:i, who pl.anted amongll them, as 
 alfo the MufiiJii! fent in l-.iiibalfy to i-'nf-'" to bring from 
 thence the Kites and Cercinoincs of the liKai Reli- 
 gion. 
 
 ThedrlifiiiiiHniilicKriaf I'rrtvliitfi'i,., .„.rn.,, „,.,.„ , ,, 
 
 M4im laltw ir.t lf..m the I'lOviiKt ''I ■^^r..', '** 
 
 i(.f>i.», wlmh " 
 n upod lilt M. . . - 
 
 Cm... n, had w^ r:e Sin tli Thi: C- n.try (n.le. 1 w»i 
 enough to dil 1 unceinAiniy.Kinn.dJ .\la;lhi ,1 aki ., 
 Ri'£«. »ii«l wildiiio i.^iuiinnn lij.'di, rvci; Mhire ui'i.i 
 tor Husbandy and Cnluvat on , «ik< the Pi f.ple w 're t 
 loft of Alilnall ai rude 4n«l ha- I'^roiK ai one conJ w :.l 
 Inipoft tobt- bud in ji.ili h' r, A piicci ih y if A.t 
 I'lelh, an J drink rbelUr*, 1 gf Hitnun- Cieariir%s wi'ii 
 •Jy.er de'ight, «"d Iji ibii pKrpol- ottni lavK.J •!• 
 N'ljihboiif I'r.Ai. s ilut the) itmi'ii hue tlie.t ml* 
 '. uf thrtCufl'in M . v.,Kii iliey had • .i».i th H ih ol 
 • nytlutdiid iiii'iigt' tli.inl.|i.», ,'f f t!'.» Hide r^ 
 s'liple of il,' n.{ 10 IMCW Iv, to liy ,i!l the H.-ties \ <;'• 
 lb. r, iiidmo'lrn .I'.erth.m iwlnlc, 'and ihcn bury ili.'m. 
 Ihey n.aile no diHuu'li iiin Woini- Wiul, l,i r n.d iiH 
 proimiaiciiily, lyi.v; wi;', .Muihi rs, SillMior Piiughi>ri, 
 ic .ji.ling .Is 'li. 1 ' ' lb Ap|ttit«,' hi.tiy'.l tlicm 'It," 
 /.. ' w.-.i ihe mote deCtoun t redu.i* ihi< I u i,,»\ . i c 
 • inle the Ii'l..ltaiir» wn. f .|i irraiit lleilH as il-v 
 wete, .id i.ceilrj f.) uuilIi nr I.' ili.iii all the n It of Ihe 
 Na'ioiH kii'wn in tholcPafic. beCivilu'd inJ Ifjupht 
 into good t>r let Butlicw.vir the tl.are.iMe I >eiifii - ,-.;.. 
 didnot ricipcr. and m 'rmy ol i-.-; , .vim wn fi r«,.,i. ,! 
 iigii'd tlicie two who.c Yiiis to ii.i purpt'.e, lurv 
 Ibit'd to iiiurn w.thouc miking ilieu Lord ilie I'.ei Ma- 
 iler of the Cuuiiiry. 
 
 The 5/i<»i K .1 allii afti.rwardy, in ./. /) i -'.. n.iic 
 ilie like aitcmpt w th the like lutien. un I ih Vi I'.j» 
 wisfor^d 'o Kf tn w,:h,ii't any other 'vi'i • ..i.'iitlijil 
 'iii'y that ol li.iviiig itcntbc ' ir •!/• , >i „, '.■.„uj 
 liim, aii.l thrmttn'd vi eat him if ih'\ t.) d c.-.i. h 
 him. 
 
 This Projed f.iiling, the /'I I ofolv'.t ry rv .it thtf''''i"' 
 
 , rcm'Ct 
 of tho 
 
 Cciiijuclt of tho noble Coi'iittv i f <'• , , an ' lent ihI 
 
 .Spns lo difeo' tr it, and the iblhcnlii's of the ways. 
 
 TlieftM,..: ''oundSi. Leagues ot Oelai! Irom .It'-c.iw/'io 
 
 led, and 
 
 •he way, 
 
 ipii to 
 
 I'V 
 
 .'■ICliil.').. 
 
 ,".t> o;/, which u a I f. c I'lovinrc vull Pio] 
 were fotc'd is ihcy went to nuke .Miiks ' 
 that they might find i: ai tlieit ri-ti,rn ; liom 
 Ciiuiiinj-ii, win. h is8o I taguej more, ili.y • ,ind it all 
 deftitutc of Inhabitants. The / «, ha iiii! poiten |i mc 
 aicourt ■ f the C.'Untry, lent out Uji .'.imy of icoco 
 Men well fiirnilh'd.mul ■luiiklv .iftcr thciii ic oo nicrc, 
 which fuddeti pouring in of Forces fo daiinte.l thf ''f,'-v. 
 .ipunt', that tliu' they refiis'd at firit to -.i' ey ilic fii'ij 
 Svimoions, yet ihev al'urwarjs bci».oijnht thcmfelves, 
 and CJine to a Compolition Thi. piod Succel-. nuii; 
 the />i..i lend another icooj Men top, ilo.- the CoroueA 
 yet t.itther, and they marciid (tho' with inlinire toiland 
 dirti.ulty, as taraiihe Province! f('r./;< ;/•;/, whiUi they 
 fubdued alio ; and lo all the Natioris till you come to 
 the Valley of C'y.i//, from whence that Kingdom takes 
 the Name. 
 
 Attn this they went farther .Soiitlm aid llill. sbout r;v.t.m4«„ 
 ^o Leagues, and crjfs'd tlu; Rnrr of ., ' wrii inooo 
 Alcn ; here they met witli a molt v.ili itit and lur,lv r.)rt 
 of Fnemies, and f.ich ar. uon'd be by no means pcrlwa- 
 ded to do as the reft had done, that n, l.iy down their 
 Arms, and declare thciil. Ivc, Viiral- to 'ihe In;.!. In 
 lhutt,they dilpiJtedhisSoverei;;iity with fomm.h watnvh ^'-i'"!''-* 
 and herreiiefs. ih.it rhcy kili'daboee half his .Vrmv, and '"'^' 
 let him know by that, thar the Coii.iuell of their Coun- 
 try wou'd colt him dear. The Hntrcl wa< r.jiiewd three 
 idavs fiiccellively, and the bigger part of both lidcs be- 
 ing killd, they then fit down to relt, exruVtuig what 
 wou'd be .ittcmpted farther ; but neither P.ir'y being 
 much difjiosM lo a fecjnd Adion, tlicv withdraw as it 
 were by conlenr, the P.-rHiUM being fatislied to have 
 gone thus far, 
 
 T'he Southern Boundary of the Empire now was the Snii:.-''. 
 River M<tulti, It iKinp extended afcocc 260 Leagued be- ^■"'■^''^ 
 yond AtMjtM, from whence the Spies tirft f.t out. All 
 this Work was Yeats in han.i, and the /».-.) had upon 
 this Occalion an .\rmy of above "^rorc Men int'',';,i. 
 
 Befiiles this Soutliem addition to Irs Terrirorie.<, he 
 cnlar(;'d them to the N'ortliward in ail at Icilt lucj 
 Leigues in extent. He aifo lOi-k a great deal of cire to 
 adorn and improve his Country ; and l-r(i.ics many other 
 piibliik Kditices, fome for Pomp .iiid Maictv. and o- 
 thers for Religious and Civil Ijfes, he carry 'd on the 
 Building of the wonderfulbortrefs ( f rtt/o., for which F,vt/f6<,f 
 his bather liad laid in a great Itock of Materials '"•■" 
 
 To him ficcecded tiic Prince 'Vi.i.u- T.^p-'iia b's Son, t.»4. ii.tn- 
 who haviiiH beltow'd hiinlelf fomc time at hone, pre-"" "in. ni'" 
 par'd to follow the Example of his Forefathers. For 'tis''""' 
 to be noted, that the In:,i\ Iwing mounted the Throne, 
 did always fiilt folemni^c their Prcdccetlbis OblequieT, 
 next to that their own Coronation ; and then belore they 
 went upon any Foreign Enterprizes, Ipent fome time, 
 N n 11 II n a niure 
 

 I -^ 
 
 lllf 
 
 "784. 7 he Ctvil and Moral Hi/lory of the Spaniih VVeft-Jndies. Lib^ V. 
 
 Chi 
 
 more or lefs in vifiting their own Country. Rcing at 
 
 K-ifiiic ior War, Ik- tiill uiiiqviciM tlic Ch.u-.ipuy4i.i, .1 
 
 llin^tr!. fierce ami vali.iiir IVopic, tlicir ArniMiioftly Slings, niiJ 
 
 thcir IXiry a Si,;iki-, .inj ihe BirJ eall'd Cii'iri^,' ; tins 
 
 I'toviiKc lies r.illw.irJ I'loiii C.tiy.-.iiwcu Next to tlictc 
 
 hci'icre'd into tlic Country of the llii.-cir.hu-ii, a PeopK- 
 
 •is iintov/aiil M\ii eriblicd as their Name is: 1 hefc 
 
 worlhii'pM Sn.ikcs as well .is the former, nnd k>-pt them 
 
 no.(»ip|vr. a|w.iyi pidiu'd intluir Temples aiul Houlcs ; on their 
 
 " • Hea.ls ihcy w(;rc a rciil of Mack Ww.ll, anJ nlle.iil of 
 
 a I father, the Spike if a Dll-ts Horn, liic I'h,-. M\ a 
 
 Rreat iiuiiy Men hv iiiedlinR uivh ihd'e nntradal'le Fel- 
 
 Jo.vs and tho' hy'l'oli.y aiul I'eiUv.ilioa he ilul ivilnee 
 
 tlicni at lall, vei it toit hi;ii rar.c anil pauis, for he was 
 
 broiipht to lomeihinij of Humanity in their Manneik 
 anJConverlation. Bcfiiics ilie iiatmal I'oiern .wd Uar 
 reniufs ot thcir Country, they liail nnthuii; of An or lii- 
 tlullry, or To much as dif|Olition towards any rhii.g ih.it 
 liiiRht impio\e .wd rcmler them iuippy. Tliey wtrei 
 llothtiil and nalty to fiieh a degree, that the I .,,-. nnpov'd '•- 
 a 1 lil'ute of iiee upon them, that they niii;hi he lUiJer 
 a fort ot neeelfity of kcepiiij; themli-Kc'; clean. In a ^ 
 word, there was ninhiiu; to be toutui thai cni d tempt 
 a I'lini-e to come and make aCoiKpidt n( lUn Cciiiitrv, ' 
 Inving neither Water, Air not Land, that uas my w..V 
 pooil or ai;reeabk:. 
 
 Othei I'luvince.s were cnpal.je of foine In'.|MO'.tn.ent, 
 and the fi.,; aJoin'J tliein with noble I5n:Miniis, as lie 
 
 I Ik 
 
 ;Tt;> fiuyl. 
 
 
 Wid. R.!i. 
 
 Iigijii. 
 
 ftifinmii. 
 
 CtmTi, 
 
 ti-'fiCH. 
 
 ii^wW to feiki tor another Army out ot \'cr:i, as well to. did in the rer^hhuiir.ng oiieuf (.'.ih;.,:,; l,itjy mentimfj, 
 keep them in awe, as to work at draining their Lands where the Tei'iiple of the Sun, and liisow-nRo\aI Ho;i(e,' 
 for them, that they might be tit fur Vlowing and ■ had all the extravaganeNof Riches m the mike ol" them' 
 Sviwirg. 'hat tcu'd well be imagind almolt ; hut a» for ,<i.'-.'..'.i.;'. 
 
 Thde IVinee.s, we in.iy note by the way, vvhen rliey the /■..-.i d;d not think it worth uhile to do aiiy'tlnng of 
 cmetM a Cnintry that they intended lliou'd be their 1 that nature there. 'Lis to be liippos'd he taue.ht the iti:- 
 own. a' ways beijun hrtt to try i;eiiile MettukK, they in- 1 pid Iiiliab.tants as iiiiich of his Rehiuon as'the\ con'd 
 (inii.iivdtha; they dd not come to takeaway their Conn- 1 jearn, but feeing tiiun ht foi little el'fe, he fct thcni to 
 fv I'rom th-.in, and ni.ike themieUcs Mailers of their : catch Lice, .and fo pay Tribute tJiai wav, tliey being fo 
 Wcal.h and I'oifclhons, but to ci- ili/e them, and do lii ni poor m evcr\ thing betides, chat no otlici was tu be ix- 
 i;i.od, totcavh theai tile Laws of the Sun, and abolilh ' pedeii of them. 
 
 .lihhtir barbarous Rites and Cuiloms. With liich pre- j fhe //;..is next Expedition was an Intioduiitv.Ty rtcp j, ,. „ 
 teu'cs .IS thele did they palliate their greedy Ambitiun^to his Contpicit of the rich and plcalant Kingdom of ihc'K'^r..'' 
 and uclires of Sovereignty, which is iki new Story in l^'i/'-c, Ibr he tuok in feveral I'lovinces that lay iipon the =■■> it "' 
 the World ; and it has been often enough feeii, that R(?- 1 Bordeis of th.at( Country : And hivinji thus open d his 
 ligion has been nude ufe of as an iiiigiiic to move and , way pretty well, he began the attempt upon Qiiiie it lelf, 
 turn about ,t Scviilar Interelh _ with an Army of 4c.oro Men, and fpciu two Years 
 
 The next Pr.ivincc the /"oi attempted, notwithftan- 1 there wiihout making any great piogn-ls in his Dclign. 
 d'ng all his hue words and ptercniions, gave him a very Upon this account, became he law the War wnn'd be 
 roi'rh rec ption ; and w-re lb far from hearkniiig to a long and teiiious, and his prel'encj \\.\<, necellary at 
 I'ti'p.ilal o\' biins; civihz'd, that they exerted tiic laft 1 home, he therefore went back toC/i/iv, aii.l lel't his Son 
 dogrceof their barb.irity and ticrconefs to entertain him the Prince llii.rur^ C.ir.u- to Kiinpleat the Redudir.n of 
 tli.it nude :r. This Coun'-ry was calld C/Mc/i/;;i;.yi, the Country. And this, according to the f/i.i's pi'fagc-, 
 .itid was at leall 5.) Leagues long, and 10 broad ; the provM to be a tedious Work, lor the Prnue Ipenr ilirec 
 Hills were Iteep and cr.iggy, the Ways very bad, and more before he cou'd Jo it ; 1 u: then the King of ii./..•,- 
 in many pi ices uilpaifable," and the /m. I !oft abundance dying, the People were the more ealily piifvvaded to 
 of hiSiSlen. Fiut at lait he brought all in:o Inbiecf ton, fubniic themfches to a new So\eicigii. And rims was 
 and whetlKi they wouj or no tltabhfliC.i his Laws a- that noble Country, .u Icalt 70 Lc.igues long, and .J-^ 
 niongtt them. bro.id, made a Province of ihe nigl.ty I 11 pirc of the 
 
 biom hence iie march'd to Ilii:i;c-ipif»:r/:, a great /«.-.iV. But tiie young Prince pulh'd on' his fortune tar- 
 Country, but conlilting of feveral Nations divided, and therftill, and made the Coniitiy of y./.".i,r/,/;, with fe- 
 at Wars amoiigll theniftlves ; whoiri therefore he hail a veral other barbarous Nations, Hoop to his E'athers V( kc 
 very fair opporiuiuf; of conquering all together. Thele a: that time. All whidi Conijuelts made, he retuni'J tj 
 People were the moll licentious in fh.eir Rc'igion and Ch/.J wuli a greaideal of 'friuni| h, taking cart at the 
 Worlhip of any in that part of the World ; tor whereas fame time akiut the refining thele baibarou^ Peope a lit- 
 moil others had (bme particular Objed that they paid tie from their dregs. And the truth of it is, the', were 
 more religu-ius Honour and Keveven. e to than the reft, lomc ot them alinolt as great Ol jeiits of eoir palli, 11 as 
 thefe worli.ijp'd cverv Minwh.ai he lik'd belt, one a thole of .y,"i.y<t.-«. 'Lhe I'eopf- of ,y;V;.>icH.; wire as niarp,.,,,i,-.-i 
 But'., and anoilrci a Bird, and a third Man a Plant ; lo .ikm to them in their natty Qiialiiics as they were in 'i.-:.*.". 
 that thtit Dei: es, in Ihort, were whatlbever the Earth, their Names, they Jevonr'il any thing that came to li.ind, 
 or any Ai imals upon 11, produc'd. t!;e worltot Carrion was eaten by them, and ihev liuin- 
 
 .\nJ then as to their Wars, they fought one with ano- lelves eaten up by Lice ; the Province had tlie Name ot' 
 'thcr not tcr Wia'th nor Glory, nor gie.irnels of Com- Quitianr, tliat is, lio-nr/c l>,i)ili,Lr, fiom a etiltom 
 mand, init tor Women ; upon whole account, a great ' thele Barlarianshad of boring their NoltriLs, and wear- 
 many other Men ii> the World go together by the Lars mg Iron, or any thing they tancied there, 
 as well as they. LheZ/.-c.' having fubJu'd them, gave. 1 he /«c.j 7".i;i://</,ii liaving ferv'd hinifelf to this good 
 them Inilnnfloii to tcacluliem the Artsof Husbandry, purpote by his Wars, no.v gave liiniU If up, tor the re- 
 building Houfes, and m.ikmg Clothes; he edabh.h'd mainder ot his Days, to all llie I'weeis and picafiircs of 
 Houfes of PruRs and Re igtous Virgins nmongit them, Pta^e. Hemigluily enrich'd and improv'd hisCoiintry, 
 
 and particularly can y'd on the building of the Forireis 
 ot (.iz/Vu with a great deal ot vigour, cii.ploymt; con- 
 Ifantly jccjo Men at the coiumon work of it, belides 
 what were taken up upon exiiaijniinary Strvxes. 
 
 ■I'hi.Piiiue, at his Death, kept un theCulloni of hisThi-t-f/j 
 rredecelloii;, whi^h was to call all their Children and "^^ ';"'■■" '•" 
 Nobles abov.i thuii, and nuke a toil inn f)iicourle to 
 Su'iijeds of th.c l';c'. themlelvcs coud pretend .0 . Thefi- I them, whiili was in the nature ota 1 alt Wil and Telba- utn 
 were the Provinces of (,Vj7"'i --')■'''" ic^, an,i''>/A<.>, which j mem ; cipecially not tbrgctting to intimate, that tliey 
 defervt p.irticu'ar mention for a Politcncfs they had in | are calld away Ironi this World by their lailier theSun, 
 the miditof all the brutilh and barbarous Nations round to relt inhis bright Region above, and that fn.m thence 
 about them. The Province of J ///.t'(;<;', that lies North- j their Succelfis are ro expeA an aliiltance finable to 
 ward from (?»/.,•>, was the next that fnliow'J the f.ite of j their iicceifUKS. By theft wavs the liw^'i kept np the 
 the former ; 'twas a rich and fertile Country, and the Opinion of then DiMne l;xira.;Lon in th'' Miiui^ of all 
 i/ji.i cndeavour'd to render it a very Religious one, bull- about tiieni, and lonlc.pienily eonlirm'd thai Families 
 ding therein a 'Lcirple for the Sun, andaHuule for the 1 in that Sovereignty and I'owei which ihis Op.nion at 
 S.acrcd Virgins, with at lead loooo ludiniii to pcrtbrm j lirl) gave them. 
 
 thcOttices of both thole Manlions. I llii.i)i's.i Ciji-.c, the elded Scjii of this Monarch, fii 
 
 The like he did alf J \n C.^.l.n,^•:, a neighbouring Pro- | ceeded atttr InslJeath; and now tluTinpue being at ^'' 
 
 its fnllheigluh of (iloiy and Circainels iiikIii thii Prince, '' 
 his Lite and Adion-. will require lomeihing nu re of a 
 particular account. This Prince was married to his 
 elded Sitter in his I'atheis lite time, but having no 
 Children uy her, he w.i.s married afterwards to his fc- 
 cond Sitter, the former being yet alive ; and 'tw.is efta- 
 blilh'd by a particular Dicrei of the J'.i.i and liisColln- 
 eij, that both the Sidcrs Ihoifd Lc Uvvful Wives and 
 
 1..; a \:.::: 
 
 I..a.l. 
 
 r.nd made that Province in a litle time one ot the belt 
 and molt tlouiilliin; 111 his Empire. 
 
 After !ic had well fecur'd this, he went and reduc'd 
 tlirce Provinces more, but fuch as put him to no man- 
 ner of trouble about the civilizing and regulating of 
 them, the Inhabitants being a People of excellent Policy 
 arid Government, and living in as gooil Order as the 
 
 ■iir.i cirt 
 1 ccjiii.,; 
 ..',;:i C:v. 
 
 
 lllc: I.'" 
 
 vinte ; the Inh-bitanrs of whuh. Iwforc the Inca came 
 amongtl them, WurlluppM the Moon, but were then 
 oblig'd to qui: her Service ti r that of the Sun, and adore 
 what their Matter the Km did. 
 
 The i'cople of Q///;V.ir», who were the next that put 
 on the \}h.'\ Yoke, were ablblutely the -jft miferable 
 and fcrJid in the whole Empire j it was a pjecc of cha- 
 rity and Itmdijefii to conquer thcm^ that they might be 
 
ndies. LibV 
 
 • 
 
 ill tlicir Maiinci'^ 
 i\ l'o\cii\ .wd ISai 
 itliiiii; ot Alt 01 lii- 
 ,irds :iiiy tiling lluc 
 H'ln. llicy wtirlwi ; . 
 i.u illc / ...1 mil os"d -'■■ 
 
 ii'V iiiii;lit l-c iiiukr 
 
 •Ivc'^ ili'in. Ill .1 
 
 I il'.u i,)n d U'lni'r 
 
 .11 urilii-. (-'ciuitrv, 
 
 iliat u.is :iny \a..iv 
 
 
 "oiiic liiiprovtn.cm, 
 li- Hir.l'iiiii'S, as lie 
 
 'I Lltilj lULllfj-uM, 
 
 i()\viiK(i\.ii 1 lu;iK', 
 1 the iii.tkc ol tliciu 
 I'lU as tor ih:i:.uii, 
 to ill) .ihv tlr.ngol 
 i ho laiu'jit till.' Itii- 
 I'lon as thi;\ co'.rd 
 llV, he let thciii to 
 wa;, tliuv bi-inj; lo 
 otlici was ti) be tx- 
 
 1 liurodiidury !iep_co,:^a,;i ,,( 
 al.im Ruiijdom ot ihc Kr, ' -.n 
 
 ■\ that lay upon the"' i^"' 
 
 nji tliiis upend Ins 
 upon (^(/fo it fi'll, 
 
 kl fptin two Years 
 
 ri-ls in Ills Dc'fif;ii. 
 
 tlif Wai wou'd be 
 
 was lu-cciraiy ai 
 
 ', and Icit his Son 
 
 t the Reduiitinii hi 
 
 the (h. I'spi'lage, 
 I'riiue Iptiir three 
 
 1 the Kin^ of <Z;'-'-' 
 ilily pt II waded to 
 i;ii. And tlius \\.\; 
 igiies lonn, and y. 
 ;lity I irpirc id tl o 
 
 on his lortiine tar- 
 y_/r '.i.r/.r., w:th le- 
 
 to his I'athers Vi kc 
 lade, he returu'd to 
 
 ttkinp rare at the 
 ibaro'ji IVop e a ht- 
 1 ot it is, the' M'eri: 
 ;ls ot" eoirpallii.n as 
 iy.ucn.i were as mar p,.i|,v c! 
 ies as they were in '^l.^x-'j 
 ; that eauie to !:.ind, 
 ieiii, and they iiuin- 
 ee had the Name ol 
 t •, tioni a e'.dtoiii 
 Noitrils, and wear- 
 
 IKTC. 
 
 linilelt to this good 
 111 It up, for the re- 
 Jets and i^knf'. res of 
 Unov'd hisC^'.;r.try, 
 ling ot ti;e FotneW 
 iir, en.ployiiii; con- 
 ivork of it, belides 
 nary 
 ip tlv 
 
 their Children and 
 loll mil Diilourfe to 
 laltNViland 
 uitiinate, that t'ley '■ •• 
 their laclier the Sun, 
 lid that tVi.in liieiice 
 alliltanee finable to 
 , //.. ''j kept rp the 
 1 in th'' Miiuis of all 
 lirni'd ilii ii Families 
 ich this Opinion at 
 
 r liiisMonarcli, fi;e-;/««)" f'- 
 
 ' the lii'.p.rebei.iKatr '""■'" 
 ,. Ill) '"'• 
 
 els iiiidei this rrincc, 
 
 aniethuig nn re ot a 
 
 was married to his 
 
 mc, but iiaviiiR no 
 
 afterwards to his Ic- 
 
 ive ; and 'twas efta- 
 
 e i</(..i and liis C'oiin- 
 
 c i4\vfuJ Wists and 
 
 StrVieeS. 
 
 |i the Cullom of hisTVr>iri'i 
 
 • lull .in of 
 
 mk.ni: 
 
 siH:i .i!('I 
 
 Telia- whiii ih.y 
 
 1 
 
 ^. 
 
 hap.XlV. / he Civil and Moral kijloryo] the Spanifh Welt- Indies. 785 
 
 (■(Hit, and not repined as Conaibincs. But 'twas not 
 only in this point, but alnioH every refped, that liny'""'- 
 C-,-'.ic appear'd to be, and 10 dn loiiiethin|5 exttaor,.li 
 111' V above his Predecelfors : At the bitth c\[' his (irft Son, 
 b.'lides all th.' cxtiavai;aneics of I'ealtinj;, and thole 
 ihinps which are ufuai tipon huh Ocealions, he ftt 
 hiir.klf to sreouiplilli f >mc very great IVojeds, fa<h as 
 the \vliol<-\Vi lid, that heard oi' theni, Ihoiild wondei 
 at. One of them, particularly, w.is the inakiiig ot tlwt 
 lamous Golden (,haiii, wlueli our Author c;.!!.!//!,'?'' Oi- 
 
 From thcl'e he paCs'd to tjic Province fhi.mcuiiuit, 
 where there hail been a for of a nuitiilons l{ifin;;, and 
 all iheTtachcisand Inlkiie'Ws that tlie old Iti.a i.:.:H- 
 7/1' had feiit 10 bring liicin to the pradife of his Law--, 
 and of good Manners, jiad luen.Sa.iilK'd in that \: ipii- 
 lar lerinent. And when the Criiiiiiul L'li'.i.i'i and (u- 
 verii.Ms, that lliou'd iiave hinder'd or ii;inilh'd that Oi't- 
 rage, .'ppeat'd before Imn, and expeeted every jMan to 
 hear (he v">entenre ot Death, the Inia eho'e rather to 
 liirpri7c them with an unexpec'bed ad of Merey and 
 
 whieh is 7^0 fi ot, and every link was as big as a Man 
 
 Wrilt. Another Author {Air^uJIinc .'.c 7^i:,ii:) giMs it 
 
 theNime of A/.-jh.t, that is, .1 great Cab!'-, and Irom 
 
 the report of loiue lii.ii,ti:s living ai th it time, lays that 
 
 'twas as ni'ieh as looMeneou'd well lilt from ilv ground. 
 
 1 he Si'-ini.t'.!: made old fearchini! and eiupnring alter 
 
 this Ch.-.in, but were never fo happy as to find it, being 
 
 l.iid up lafe ill loine daik Repoliioiy ui oilier, ain< ngit 
 
 tiiOl'e other rauties wlii.h the P.ri,t;.-,.i were refolv'd 
 
 T'lO-'d never fall iii'o the hamls cf the Sp.tn'.fi.'. Ihu 
 
 Ciui.i WIS iiia.le f .r th" f.ilemn D.iiiee in ihe Ring, in 
 
 whieh they he d handily hand, and fo daiw'd loimd a part in t 
 
 niaturof .j ' tog.ther; aiiil the vielign of it was, ihat! inea did 
 
 
 ,. , ,f 
 h.aa.iiB til 
 I*. 1'. Cllll. 
 lirut* 
 
 /:. .-,^'.7 fiyj, an old /';-./ (one of Ins Mothers Kvothers j Cleineney, gi' ing all the reft liiux I'ai.lons, and .{A- 
 .iflirin'd was ihe leiigili of the great Street ol r«^' .[judging one only, and that by l.ott to >, for the Honour 
 
 of jufthe, to be made anhxaiUple in ihu ea'e. B'lt '':"'•>• 
 tho he d'diiot take the l.ivi i .'f thcfe Men, he ti. i^'ght"' ''■' 
 til 10 mark tluiii, as I'erloiisihit had beeniuilt. ol very 
 great 'I'reaehery and breach if Faali, and f 1 tliat pui'- 
 pole he made iverj Man of them loll- lour of h.- I'eeih, 
 two out of the upper, and as many out 01 the uiuh r 
 Jaw ; and this piiiiiihnicnt hedeereed lliou'd not i-e Per 
 I' nal only, but delceiid to tln'ir Foftoritv af cr :hem. 
 I'his genrlenefs (where all look d 'or the leveiell: tor- 
 ments imaginable) atl'eMed ihe whole Coriury in fuch a 
 manner, that the coniiui n I'eople wou'd needs bear 1 
 in ill the punilhireni inl'i.'tcd upon the CJiaiidees ; die, 
 not reeiuire it of tlum, bin they rvou'd thr rt 
 all holdiii'.; bv this Cha 11 might dance in the Ring, ac-| thenilelves upon it, niul fo all, both Men and Von en, 
 ceidini, to i!,e (^'i.ltiim, wiilvut joining hands. The| laiHonr of their Teeth apiece, and iivide their Son. and 
 yoimg'l'iini, :'iit wa, bori was callM .'/.'ki/ ', in Me- ' Daughters fu'omit to the lame too. T'his paliage liie 
 niory of this erct Cham nude to honour iiis 1 ir'.h ;' Inea t.' o-i///;'/'. tells us he had from one of the Niiives of 
 forthcwoid !,.:.,.( ligirfyinga Rope, and they ha', ing that Country, who had Ir.lt fomc "I'eaii up'in ihai 
 no diitii.Ct word, for a tlli.iin 111 their l.aniniage, Irs Fa- 1 Icore. 
 
 ther 'hi;iu.;l'.t tit t^ give him that Name. Vet it mult be I 1 he Inca afier this began to ii;ake his C'n.piclls upon Tuia 1:1.; 
 coiif'.fsM, t!^..t 'tw.is a very Icnrvy one, and of as bad ! the Si a as well as the Land, and took in the lllaiul of'^'"'!"''-' 
 a (ou'v! as any in the U'orld ; and one can't avoid eon- 1 i'ii.:i. ".jii -1. j.j j i Feagiies in conipaf'; ; whi.li he haj 
 .-ludiogit very odd for .. Man to have hielia Name, that not done long, but a Kebelhon amonglt the ^ i:.ii ^:-:^\nt 
 he e»:i never hear ii mention'd at any time but it mult jCalld him into thole P.lrts. Wlien he came with \ 
 lead him to think of lb ngly a thing as the (Jafows. itrong formidable Army, the hearts of the Rebels b.gni 
 Fh:'wc\er th-! Prince was iali'd lluiii: fir two Years, 'to faint, and they who bcfr.c iiifultcd ,\vA abuv'd his 
 and ihen to .tvo d that ill found of the Rope, his Fa- i Meiieiigers, now Ihook lor f ar as !iis revenging power 
 iher I'ldcr'dau > to be abided to it, and made llujjc''-' ot approach'd them. And the Jnea indeed had f 'riii'd a 
 it; fo tliat both the en Is were obtainM, the Chain j re- , Delign ot CNrenuinating and rooting them all out, but 
 lervM, ami the Rope lol>. | they dnerted ihat .Storai by a . lever 'policy ot iheir uuii, 
 
 The /»,.'.: ll-i.tjiiiC.ifi. made as mighty doings at the iand pae tied the Ineabifiie he was aware, an.; con'.tary 
 Fcafl of his S. ins weaning an.l polling .is he did at hu; to his intentions. Thisl'im:e had the Charact.r of a , 
 birth; for 'tis tobe n.-ited, that when the yo'.;ng Princes Man ..if extratndin.iry to.d Natuie, very M-rciful, and u^ 
 were iw.i Years ol.l, they were taken from ihe Brcalt, g.'ntle and ealie of Aeeef.. I'ariHularU, he was inti- 
 (aii.l not tiU then) and their hau' w.-» cit olf with a fiirely Complailant and Civil to all the fair Sex, gave 
 Iharp Hint Razor, the J'ic.i himlelf beginning tha: Cere- i\\i:m alwa;.s, uhenlie ij-uke to ihem. the finvliar and 
 mony. .At the fame tunc all'., their Names were hrally gentle compr'.la-i ins ot Mother, Siik'i', or Daughter, 
 determin'd, and then it was that the young J;..,: had that .acioiding to theii Ages; and which was tlill griatet 
 decent al-eration made in his Name. Ithan all, he never denied 1 Wc.nian any Si:;e or Reopaelt 
 
 riic Nobility and the Coinn .malty foll.v.v'd the lame tli.it llic made hi'it. 
 method in trcaiing then Chd.hen, believing the exam- j ThisCiharaC>er of the liiea's g( od Temper being 'as 1: 
 pie ot the f'ic.i to be in, .11 perfed, and every way w..r- , may well be fiidp;.s'd 10 be,' preiiy genrialh k noun, an I 
 thyof Imita'.ii.n ; neither did this pals tor prefumpti.jn, the Rebels believing a Fimale .'\dvu^ are wou'd ple.td 
 or'fa.icy aipiung in them, but was lookM upon as a piece j'he'.r Caufe for them \f it u..';. not in.tolllok' to be had, 
 of reipecl, and aiihonouring of iheii Piiiue. .And up- ; they aceordmg.ly relolv'd to try if by this .Metl.o.l they 
 on the whole, 'he /«.'.;'s examples in tho'"e matters did <ond not ap, cafe the hi'.'h Indignation of iheir I'ruice, 
 (leferve Imit.u.e.n, far the Ro' al Babes were iiurs'd anil ithe eriee'ts of win, h wou'd o heiv.'if.' very .;uij,ly lie 
 bror.glit up [iha n.t wi'hout a flare and. pomp futable il'eavy upon iliem. ,\\-iA ilie I'eilin iluy uade el'.oice <>f\^ 
 to their l")igivty) yet w. h.'ii: any thing of that ovei-jtor this pinpofe u is ,1 l.a.'.v that had been .Miltrefs t. 
 niccnefs and delicacy wh. h .)n!y unds to tend.-r them th'.- Inca's ]-,iiher, .;iie we.l >kiird r.i the Aris of Filinu- .ij,, 
 foft and etfenunate, and ver\ often vitatfs a good C on- atior and .*\ddrels, and that kneu how to fofjth v.p a 
 ititution, or hind, vs it from exerung ir fellas other wife Prince, and work jiim into good huimi r. liut Ic- 
 it wiHi'd. '. -aufe the Oiatory < f a tingle I'er.on miplit i-oihS'y tail. 
 
 r-; ;;- 
 
 1...-1 ; r- 
 Kil...l. 1'. 
 
 rlic Com. 
 n..iiis cjrc 
 li.-ccJi.ii; 
 ihc.rC.lil 
 
 .lii'n 
 
 The Nobles an.l the People teiok the fame courfe in 
 ' theFiilueatioii of their Children likew'fe ; as fooii as they 
 were liorn they w:ilh'd them all over in cold Wate?, and 
 then wrapt tlum in Blankets. They gie them Suik 
 but diree tiu;es a dav, let them erv as long or as iiaiJi 
 ,as tliey woud; f r to do more th.n this, they laid 
 wou'd be to breed them "p to (ihni.iny. 
 
 Cut to return t.> the /".-i When the Cercirony ot 
 weaning hiS Son was perle/rni'd, he mar. h'd away wiili 
 -in .Army of 4.>ooo i\len into the Kingdom ol '.i,,/.-. to 
 look at\er b.is new Con.pielts there, 'iiut 111 this Fxpcli- 
 •lonhi; t.v)k tor a Concubine the Daughter of the lalt 
 King of that Omuiy, by whom he ha. I (amonglt feve- 
 ral other Children) ./.Vim.V,";, who jfierwards got into 
 the Imperial Throne, and fat there when the sp^.uii'^t, 
 cntei'd the (^oun!;y. Hi lined Ins Arms at tjfs time 
 much fanher too, con.\nerii'g the Valiejs of i.'.iim.i. 
 Ciiji., I'ucmi, and 'cveral o:liers i together with the 
 Country oi l'ii»:p:x, where the People worlhipp'd lions 
 and I'lgeis, and otfet'd the H.jaits and Blood of iMen in 
 
 Sacr.nceio them. T'liefe 
 
 I'j were very \ieions ma- 
 
 ny wa\b, and panic ilaily h..Tn'.;ly ad.iicted to Sodomv 
 tiir the'prcve.i'.i'ig of which the /'.'.. 1 t.ok fome precau- 
 tions, and el'ibli'h'J the Kr.e; of kis own Re'i'^jion .1- 
 munijlt them 
 
 and a whole iJhoiiis of Women, idiiig th.ir f vc:.il 
 Pints of the I'allion, might I'o that whi.h oir: alone 
 cou'd not, therefiire ihe went loiih at'ended w.tli a great 
 number of Female Supplieaiits. a-id po'fented her felt 
 with her Train before the In.-.i. Neitl'.er cou'il tiiat 
 Prir.-e withltand ihe Alfan't the\ made upon him, but 
 found himfelt .piiikly ^.hatm'ii .)ut ot all li s angry and 
 revengeful thoughts, into an indulgent, ir.eruf;!, t. i 
 giving humour. For whillt the Sj'Caker, at the blcad 
 ofiliis fair Tro'.p, was makmg aneloeiiient atd u-.io iiig 
 Speech on the behalf ^\' the poor Rebe^, li;e e.:iier> 
 broke out into varieties ot pa.iioiute actions and 
 geltiires ; they fell iir.) the m .It luiinbie pod; re^ iiiLi- 
 gmable, fenttonh th. mof melting .".tfectiiw cnes, they 
 w. pi .Hid ligh'd, till the Inca was no longer .ih'e to eon- 
 tain himlelf, but eame olf from his Seat, au.l 'o.'i up. the 
 ■harming Oratiefs that lay at his Feet, and granted her 
 .III ihc Favours Ihe delired. This w.islo wtlcom i grace H'? r;"n.i 
 10 ilie t'l'.i:.<p:iy.ii:!, that they nr.niediately e.onleeratcd|,"' '.'V. 
 die Pl.iee wheie the Inca granted their Par.],-.!!, aii.i made [ ,j iHgiv«' 
 holy (irouiid ot ir. And th.rt no to 't ot iM.m or Brail mic KsWi 
 might tread there for the future, ti> pollute aiul profane 
 ir.'they en, l,)s'd it wiih three WalLs, the inner.nolt eif 
 wliiih wa. of polilh'.l .Stone ; but the i^P.u:. ■■ „',.•, when 
 
 !) 
 
 Wii 
 
 'flf 
 
 :hev tame, bcli.'vni..^ thcio was lome 'I'rialurc hid 
 
 this 
 
78^ 1 he Civil and Moral Htjion oj ' the Spanilh Wed-Jndies. Lib. V 
 
 ii 
 
 ■ t 
 
 tliis p)j e, entirely iirftroy'd tlu-fc Walla, and laid open 
 thu hallnw'ct Cirnnnd .ii;^iii. 
 
 I lie Inca li.uing lit i iii;i in gcxKl order in this Pn>- 
 Vincc, went iii'.o the Cmimvy of Ald'iM, in wiiirli i: r^ 
 th.it t'lc I'ort c.iliVl by the Sp.tm<^'.h Pi.crfl'^ci.' Ihimis. 
 V-Myrf.i The P.o;!'.' hfrr woiiliipi^l the S.-.i ,iiid Mllies, Lions, 
 "'■■'"• ' 'I't'.crs, ,11. 1 I'.itat Sii:ikes, bur nv-r^' [Miaai!.ii'ly .\ ca 
 taiii |>!c i.j .. Si.'ne, an F'-mrrauld ii w.ts, and ran.'imd 
 f > be litiii- k-fs thin an Oltruhcs hi,y,. Thi'^ Jewel w.is 
 alway,s tlicwn pfbiickly af their Solemn I e.ills, and the 
 lii.lir:' ■ (,1111,- frcni .ill Pan:-, a: on: to loi- und adore it, 
 .ui.! tn,ike ()!tLi.ti;.',.i cil' f thci Lmciju'ds to ii ; !■ r th:,^ 
 the I'l.elts t.jld vhfiii was the mull uiceivaMe ot all they 
 1 >iiid iiutke iiiii t lie ii.. :.'•') were nor alone in thu their 
 l>-'-' n<i. to th.; L'ncr.liiKl, t.iv upon the Corciiicri of 
 •i.i. hc.irinj; I't the b'anu' ot this G.id- 
 (iilhipheradii. But, alas! iV.e had left ! 'he uiilortniiaie /U.iO 
 1 was ttme betbrc thcv u-ini. ; ai;,' lliu'! "^' epier when il,e 
 
 ■fi 
 
 i' '«, the \ ' 
 <lers, a me f 
 Ii.r '['emi-'e, 
 ihev ma.lr a 
 er D.vinitj 
 
 which was cut through tlic Munmains was ain (,lt fi.ili 
 aiiothtr piece ot" U'oik ,is the llu|.i:i..loiis 1 orrnds ot C«'- 
 ■", coiilidermf! the linnliths that were to be levell'd, and 
 tiiedeepand liolluwp;.Ucs to be till'd up, loiittiliics ut 
 I', or io times a Mails lieipluh, (as the lrieafa\s) and 
 all to lie m.ide rninoth and even, fo that Caiiinpes iui('lii 
 |al, alonp upon them, ,>,, they ,lid. llu- Road lo I'l..- 
 „,''/."''■' '^''* "*'' '""' broad, witli a hij^hLawlty, and 
 « alls of cacli (ide to hold in the Way, .li^d .,d this l\,ih 
 in tlie Valleys ai;d the .Sat d, ; Co tJ!.,! tra'enii!;., wi.„'i 
 be, ore was uiipleafant in u.any ^Kitis, ard.t'i:„,\ I ,.■ 
 n! pr.idk.ihle or danceums in others, u. is no v.- lendnJ. 
 ver) lalbijidealie ui'ail plaeis. It vvas Iniind lt:tii.- 
 th.it whi.li li..j),.., C.I, :i comiiierd li.e I". i.j.\'i in of 
 Q."'f', he took lheK;i,ni.Dai;gluir tor oiii. ut In.. Koyul 
 CoiiaibiiKs, h) wliom lie had, amoniili i,tliei Chiidrcn, 
 uhu lu.iy.d the In.r'Ti.iI 
 
 , as gone 
 It feauii ; 
 ole tii.it they 
 
 plUH'.l. 
 
 ■11 
 
 * i.iii g 
 
 \ loient feauii afsei her, yjt ihc eo;.ei'd up I fniii.e, by lii.i noLl'i (iii.ilnas, iiioi >;'y »;.«■■ :e.i in- vT- 
 ' " "" '"■ ' "" "'"■■■s line and ellieni , and iheieii..i.. li,.,' t..c"l'riii;e //.. • 
 
 ;"d never tiiul her. ; 
 
 Kr U.vinitj lo elole tii.ir they cud never niul ner. j "urs io\i ami elliem , and ilieieii..i.. li,.; '...cPriiije //.. • 
 i'lihaps Ibe was cone alomi with the pre.at GoKl Ch.iiii' •i.';'!'- w.is the Heir, and ti wear il.e lit!.; , f i,,.,: C',:/i.:<. 
 I'.iiich ///o 7..I C.i/v;c nude,' whiJi llipp'd away after a ! alter liiiiifcit, yet f.ii v..is liij Iniidnefs of /;/.;.''.i/.>.(, 
 very llMrgi- niannor loo, aii.i lay lov LVer invilible, a< 'hat he telob'it to m.ikc turn tr kC'. than a Sovereign 
 was laid b'th'te. '„'". aiul iheiefure di.! in his I.ilV-tinie t:x Inni in I'hc 
 
 'I'lii: Mmt ■•(' had feveral very odd Culloms anionplt • hioiie ol';,^.'!;/,., making tlut rieli Kingdom his I'l ition 
 tii.:'i, whieli the Inea (now 1 e iiiie liitir I ord i)Mii;ed and Polkllie-n ; and leeaule he wini'd' I e lure to have 
 tn.in lo 1 ne nif, .11, d take u;' others more humane and l'|ni lit tait an ! linn there, he i;a' e liiin fomi.- of his belt 
 II I, in the vooiii of them. '1 hey llia'd al! theCi.iptives C-.ipiain<, an,l a parr of his .\iiir. , witluln^ f inhcr > on- 
 k 111 W'av, and lillini; the Skins of them with 'iltioii too, I'liat ail that he ^on'd eonqia-r anew ll.ou'd 
 ■'■ mple-pates, and;']'-' a.ided lo his Kiiii^dom of y,'./;,. And tlie old Inea 
 
 Conknt of his Son 'he I'r.n.e 
 
 lat very eriie iipi.in his new 
 
 iv'd, tho' Matters piov'd 
 
 t.l. V 
 
 Aiia's 
 in .11 
 
 the fi 
 
 ihcy In'.ni; them ip at their l 
 
 'I eirdeilliiie, an.l IXiiu in;vp'n'i -■ In their Mar- '^■^ all this with ilie fr 
 
 the I!'-, ill cro-iiii"^ Kmfinen and briends had aiwav; /(■■'•'/-■:', lo that /iir.lrt^ 
 
 ii iMndiel III ihe iiride , bur belides this, tilt Men Ihrone as luh;; as his l-ather 
 
 in lew.l .11 1 ii.oli iiniutural Fires towards one ano- 1 ^.^ ^'"- "-all (ee in the eoiii le of rlie .St.ji y) far i .therw ife 
 
 afterwarJi. The while 1- nij ire .^ndHmperor to.s rjiioyM 
 a profound I'eaee aniri'iat.i|iii;ity, an.! all ihniiis went 
 as well a^ .Olid be, whenall of a fuddii: thofe bii'ght and 
 fereiic days were j'.one, and e\ery bi-'dy appreliende.l ,i 
 ■'laek Cioiid patherinj; over theC'oimtrv, tiiat ilireatii'd 
 lornefaii.lSt.im. Tl.,uivlii..hlttui.k -hem withthefct 
 .' I'l o|.k- lo very lavap,e and rude, th.at lie thoiij"ht ie.irlul appnhenlions wa< the (iglit of i jmc .Slups ui'on i 
 
 1 ! e .1 r.lleiibon upon his I)i;.',nnv to be lall'ii the 'he Coal), whieh were the SpniiiaiJifcut out by .V; 
 
 I oi;erher iv tli ihefe, the Inca f 'dned the ^If.i! ■■;:i.', 
 • ' icier.il othet N itionstliat lay u, on the Coali, whicli 
 ■■•■o: '11 f ine ojfi'ech more brutnJi and barbarous than 
 ;. .Mm: •'■'. bio.n th-ife Countries he pafs'd to V.i/.i- 
 '; ,.'■ . .ind r ■(/ :i under the bi.jii.noef a', where he found 
 kit 
 
 Ltrd ol fiuhioiiy Wfet'hes as thiy were, iheyh.id Jc B.ill/:.:, fotthedileo ery of the Souih-Sca. Thi; 
 
 I' itlii-r ll.ane nor I "Wii, nit Temple, no Law, ri^rr.o 
 fii'h';iim ; they livM like Owls m hollow TiVes, v/cnt 
 link iiikc'-l, and had all iliiii V\'omui in coninioii. 
 
 1 iie 
 . in • 
 
 in .l.li. I ; 1 -,. .and wliither before or aftci .It.d;:iij>.i was 
 
 made Kin;.; ot i,Vii,' ■ is not very clear, nor much material ; 
 
 lowever 'tis certain, the Inca //« '>)i.) C.i;m,- liv'd eight 
 
 ) 
 
 ' 01 Sll.f" r. 
 
 fi.;'-. \\\:c la.nied wiih four leviral Ions of Co- ^ Veais after tins ddinal .M.irin, but never prct. tided' t 
 
 quarter with f-ii", and another withanoihcr ; 
 
 .i: 1 :..c 
 
 CI 'J tit 
 
 Ifer at any tirtlur Con.jnelts ; lie had no Itoinach to 
 Ills, v nil their biark buihy h.iir, made them fell that, havinp I'n.'e heard huh News as rhi; w.is. But that ''"■it '. 
 I'Kine';, that tlie Inca i.i.in:iil]\i (who had feen them which made the iiiiprellion the deeper and Itronger, was {;'"'!"•';■■' ' 
 jinmeltj fi\s ivjilmiii bbimanc ever lookd like them, an old Prophelie v.-huh they pretended to have airongli il^l,.!"',],'' 
 Ilie Iiici tiier.'tVire left 'he n to be their own Mailers, them, vvhii.ii foretv.M, Tint v.heii il Iii.a's had Hll'di-'mi-' '■' :" 
 a'l ! '.nil d .\wx\ t) quiet in Infuriedioiiamongit the -'.i- the Ihronc, the I iiie of the Sim Ihoiid Hop theie, and*''^'?"'- 
 ' ' ■ f.' ; tliofe he punilh'd feverely, cutting oil 'hcHca.i., a linngc Kai.on Ihoii'd conic in and fubdii.' the Empire 
 oi ;or jojoi them tho' very much againlt his ha- to themfelvts, Pelidis this, liime time lief ire the i'/'.i- 
 iil.e.o, which w.is all lor (loo.inel's and Mei.y. \nir.,.li Sliips were leen upon th. Coal), ill. re were fevr- 
 
 I iie iiic i s, aii.on-'lt their many Glorious Titles, took ' tal piodii'.i ais Api larances in all the l-.'.eiiii lus, and odd 
 '•■.e.i:;i!t in iif tie more tli.in that of t.i':criofihl'..i, and Changes et the comirn.nConrfe ot Nature, which their 
 '•':••■ ' ,Ti/./ /)/>"</(• I It thcii- r.ilj'ii: ; and :his, to {■;■ Superlfiiion inrn'd iiit.i OmeiH and I'roi'.iioituks of fonie 
 lute, t'l'V did not fail to rccommcn i to their Succelfiirs great AlleratioiK. m their Nation ,ind Ooiernmcnt. Oiierh^ c.r,;'! 
 at DiM'h. luiviyspiniiiig them in Mind that they ought w'.is, thai the Moon in a ver\ cleai Nigh: had three Cir-ibuutih.: 
 to pielene th.ic Tiile. and 1 y the Jullicc, Clnuency, {'ks about her, the outermolt id' a bioiidy rolour, the *'="'' "^"''' 
 and k.ilinefs of iheir fioverniiieni, 'o Ihew that they 'middlemoll black, ami tla innernioll like fmoke. Now'"''" ' 
 '.i : wear it. .Aii.l therefore they nev.,- proceed- 1 this Vi-iuvLriin, a frtain l^viner airongit them thus 
 
 r,l 1 lanv r;.'. i..us ticatiu'-iitof their Siibjeets, but when expounded theligniticauon of to rhe Iiii.i 
 tlic lii-,h.lt i...'.e:lity I'lnii'cll'd them to it, <liii/ing tatlier 'of thi- outer Cnje \[i\'. he) lignitie> il*e W . 
 
 ■,;:|'! 
 
 The redrefs 
 larandKiood 
 iiiii'f-lves ro them ' Indnlpetiee and calic ll.ed that Ihali be m thy Country aim tlrni air gone to 
 'if tli'ir Crimes, than by fevere and rtttel relt with thy Father the Sun ^ the blacknif-i of ti^e mid- 
 dle one dei.otcsthe Deftruflion ot oui Religion and Em- 
 pire, that they (1 all diflblve .ind laiiilhaway as fmoke 
 e; is 1 
 
 kivnvii ever (ince the Founda- which (adds he; is clearly tbrefeen by the iimioft Circle 
 plain th.it theie w.i,s good that had the fnioky App. atan':c. And this Imcrpreta- 
 
 r '■ 
 
 't»i 
 
 to en ieir 
 I orgiveii- 
 
 P'oailhi ens to m:ike themlclies ti-ar'd. This Hxaniple 
 OI i!..- Inca /f'li'/.j Cr'ii'sfeveri-y, was perhaps the only 
 "II.- i.f ,ntv ■■oiii'iptenio 
 : 1'.' of il".' 'n-ip.re, and 
 
 f.-.ir.in f ' , a'ld the Inca lery well knew, tli.it a Go- 'tion was not hij own fancy neither, (he told the Inea) 
 \ rii lie',' •■. .oioiit kime renilhinents is as bkcly to be .but ^ame liom tlu M< (ni. the Mother of the Impeiial 
 (I'-'pis'.i ly iheSub'eds, as one th,n is all Rigour and | Family, fhe Inca made him no other reply than this, 
 1 'in vciio! .eis 1- to le haicd and not cndur'd. This .That lie diia'tit thefe I-ooieiies the Night before, and 
 "•\.i! I'liri c h r. ing thus tar enlarged histmpirr, now then came and told lum tus Mu'her the Moon had but 
 i.iil .null ali liioughis of making any more Coiupieils, him rhat Iiuelligen..t. However, I'.o' he feem'd to de- .ji, 
 a'-.! .mn'v 'I hi^ t ine in tiie fctling and well-governing /pile ihi; F-'ellou-s picdidions, lie was deeply coiKcin'dti 
 c : i' hit |i, I. .1.1 I'V. r.ot !o nieimoti the lempk";, the at what he had faid, and therefore made Applications by '•''' 
 P..l,i>i,, .1 '.! odiVr I'abli'.k Ldiiices wiii.h he t.iis'd, he! Sa..iih,e.. and Otfeiings to his Father the Stin, in hopes 
 acco iinh''; a t'.vi NV'-'i'i.s v/iiich Win of as great ililiiiiil- he v.. ii'd be nioie fa\our,ible to lilir, and ibverf i!ns 
 IV a'l I lie', wi !•'■ (if ro ufc and ferMCe to his Country : | Storm ; that is, make Ins .M iher dieMjui a Liar an. I a 
 III |r v.iie the nribng of two Highways, e.ich at le.ift laIfePro| hctcfs. Thii great J.'on.ii.:h ii'/i o7m r.i/i.i, di- 
 ■ ST^ 1 eij!-'.'i :n hngtii, the one Within l-aiid, eiols the jed atQ^i.t", ordering his bleart and l-.trrails to be bnneJ 
 M'li'iiain. .ind 'agi' d C hff-, anil ti.e i iher along by tlic there, but his Bo.ly to I c arried to (.' ;.-, and laid .■• ■ 
 S- i-!i.le l)'ith theie rii.i from (.'.i, oi to 'ijiii-; and '.vcre tiiongfi th ,feof In, Ancdiors. In his TeOainciital Dif- 
 dcliii i tor tils opeMng a more fiee and ealie Coin- couili: to his Children. ('I which he had .nbovr :co S';n> 
 mun';' ation betsveen thofe two great Ci'ies, the Metro- and Daughters) he alio re.oir.mctided to th''ni the h-ve 
 iij ■' ot the Uiiiiiue, in thtii rdptdlivc places. Thai of their Broiiier//< li'.i.'.'^i bii L.iarl.ng Son, and to all the 
 
 Off .c.'» 
 
 w^' 
 
idies. Lib. V. 1 Chap.XlV. The Civil an(^ Moral Htjhrj of the SpiniihV'<:\\- Indies, n 
 
 (..■J. 
 
 w.is all). ml fhtli 
 us riirtri-(!. ot C;./- 
 tiibc kvcIlM, iii.il 
 np, liMitiimcs i-'l 
 lu- lm:.i fa>s) .iii.l 
 It Cariippi..'. niii'.lii. 
 Ihc koaii 10 tl.i- 
 !ii('ji Lawliy, aiui 
 )■, aiki .111 ilus K.ih 
 : tra'tllir.ii, wi.u'i 
 ,>, ar.il .t t::'\ i •; 
 uas no v.' iciiilti J. 
 las liimul I'llcu. "'i.i 
 u.c r. i.^'iii 111 ol ' . .' 
 r (JiiL u* lu.- Ko^al '' 
 ;(1 iitliil C;iiUkl:(.:;, 
 y.il liii Iri.pifi.il 
 urc. '11..; M.mj! 
 ■y I ;.);.. .I'll lii' I'a- 
 li ■:' ',..c l'riii;i; II..- 
 hh: 1 i' i".<; C.;/i.:t 
 .llH'l's of At, ■.['.} ::i'.i, 
 1'^ than a ,SovcrtiL;ii 
 uu- lv< lum 111 ilic 
 iigiloui lub 1'' UlOll 
 'J I'l- lure lo liavc 
 111 fiiiiK- of Ills WX 
 it!uli!> tirilicr ■ on 
 on<]i;<'i' .iiitw ll.uu'J 
 And ilic o'\l Iiva 
 his Soil 'lie I'lui. 
 crlic upon Ins new 
 lio' MattcTS proi'J 
 ii'jiy) f'av i.tliouMlV 
 ;n-.pcrorC(Vciiio)'M 
 uiJ all iluiigs went 
 ,1! ihoCc biiglit ani 
 c.'.y apprclkiulc.l .1 
 try, liiat ilirfJincil 
 k tiiim With thflCf,,, , 
 )i' iJiDcSlupi lipoilf.'.''! 
 fcri: out by .W/ /..-,- "' 
 ithSca. Thr. w.is 
 attci .It ii-i:iiji.i was 
 nor ir.uLli material ; 
 J C;/'./. liv'J ciiiht 
 never prct' ikieil to 
 ad 110 Itomaili to 
 thi; W.IS. But thatf-'ti-ih ■ ■ , 
 :i- ami Itronger, was J?"|,|5^;; ;' ' 
 :il to h.u'e airongti i.rrr.l -h' 
 1 Iikm's had lill'd '"'"■"'■'■ 
 ud ilop thcic. and '■•'''■"■■ 
 lubdii- the Empire 
 :i\e bi'l'iic the V,i.i- 
 tluie were fcvr- 
 h'euv lus, and < dd 
 aturc, which their 
 .oi'.iioititks of fonie 
 C?o\criimcnt. OiiC'rhe Cir.i.j 
 all: had three Cir- iliuut the 
 olidy rolour, the^;:^;j'^''"- 
 hkt fiiioke. Now 
 ir.orj;lt ihein thus 
 iiKi The ri'drcfs 
 ill- \\ ar ,ind Blood ■ 
 I tlv'U ai' gone 10 
 ackr.i.n of ti-e mid- 
 Kihpioii andEm- 
 ll, away as liiioke ; 
 tlif iimioft (virile 
 .1 -dns Intcrpreta- 
 '!ic told the Inca) 
 r of the Impel ial 
 iir reply il'->ii this, 
 NipJ-.C before, and 
 the Moon h.ad r^ni: 
 
 be Icciii'd to lie- xi,j ,.;,-, 
 as deeply rwkcin'dt' " ;ii.lio'' 
 \de Appiii.ationsby '•'"' 
 ■r the Sun, 111 hopes 
 .ind diver' ihis 
 m'j.jii a Liar and a 
 // ivN.i ( .1^.1. di- 
 ii'tail-. to be bntied 
 (. /.% and laid a- 
 s Tel'aiiiciital Dif- 
 .ad ,-.bo\e;co Sons 
 1 to th-ni the lo\e 
 S'.» and to all the 
 Ofli.cr» 
 
 Officers and Cur.ac.a's he f^avc a Ifri^t charge th:it they . of Piery and nevci'ir.u^ ns well as l.oy:'I'y and Uutv, tc 
 llion'd fervc him with a pe.l'evcring Loyalty and Duty ; 
 and finally, to the Pnnce hiir.felf, to be mindful ot liis 
 lllullrious Dcfecnt, and maintain the Title of the /.''•. > 
 ut' the I'M'. He tohl them allii of the approaching Dil- 
 folution of the Governmint of the Incas, and fintc tli- 
 .Strangers tliat were to fomc and poUefs the Country 
 ihou'd be a People fo lU'icli every way their .Superiors, 
 lieadvis'dthem to obey and fcrvc th*in quicth, and ra- 
 ther patiently lubmitto, than llrlve agaiiilf the commoii 
 fate. .And indeed, the I'.-iu-jir.m have pretended to give 
 this Account of the reafon why the Con-jiiclt of their 
 Country v-fas fo very cheap and ealie to the Sj>mir.,l- ; 
 'I'hry allcdge I to many Propliehc; and Prodi" es had 
 foretold the deltruilbon of their bjiipire, th.it u appeal- 
 ed plaiifly to be tiicir inevitable fair. Bolides, the liica 
 upon his l)catl!-bed (and lii-^ I)yiii;4 words they iniinitclv 
 refpcilfed, and ir.ult obk rre to a tittle) con-.niauJed them 
 to receive the foreigners when ilieycame, as their I ords, 
 and yield tothem asaPeople whole b.xeelleii.ies e:ititli.d 
 them to rcinn oeer ihem ; 'twas this, (lay they) and not 
 the AriTiS of \\v: Sp/:iii/:,d', that made usrelipnour Lni 
 jnre upon fmh ealie terms. Tho' by the way. Man- 
 kind will not ealily be peifwaded that their Obedience 
 t.i a dead Prince lon'd ever carry them fo far, ainl that 
 if they co.i'd ll.ive defen.ied theml'elvcs againlt ilie i. ..- 
 !./(;i./.t, thcv woii'd not have done it, ni onipleiien' to 
 any Oiaeie, Ptophelie, i.r Death-bed .Speech what- 
 
 hisPruut) ho crav'd Leave of the Inc.i that lie inirht 
 bring all the Sfircs of the Provinces of h'', Finpire along 
 with him, for he had a delire to celcbiae h.s I'atlie;-- 
 Obfequies in Ch^c aceoiding to the Rites ol h •, rjari 
 C-ountry ; and tliisCi-reiiiOiiy peifc rin'd, he and ill li 
 woii'd do their Fimiagc. All tins ;/»-■/.«■ cidl, f-ian- 
 led, and A:.w,u. ,t had 11 | ri elaim'd throu.nh all hisPio- 
 \in.cs, ihar all Men (\ S-- vice lliou'd be ready at fiivh a 
 time 'and w.ih thi'ir be''. l!'-;"i(.aBe\) to atend h';;i to 
 O'/.c. But this \v as 01. A- '•> aiiMiii. the P. op.'c. for at tl.c H. -i 
 lame time lie pave pir.ate Dr.lcis to all his ("^ji tins to*''^; 
 raile an Army of tlie verv befl S. I.liers b,; l;aJ ; to male 
 rheiii c.irry their Anns fo J .fily ili.it ihei iLo-.'d i\o: l-e 
 dif.oeer'd, and 10 inati li iheni ■-, 01 60- h.i;.'tl.' r, each 
 Company -jor ^ 1 ea(;iies behind the other, \\tS then all 
 
 )oin in one Bdy 
 
 :!;. 
 
 vMtllll 
 
 or twelve dajsjournty (■!(■ 
 
 riiii' w.isan Army *l nl ,ive 5 . . Men j; .r ti,!',.tlui. 
 ■ onlilling molily of ihole eld Weatbii bultui .Soldlltj 
 ili^'t h.id k[\\\ his Father ]I::-.hi ( .-r.t 1 , h,. Wart , 
 Men that h.id I'.uten a hal it of lo.'i'.pieiini'. .ind no'.v 
 'Oiiduded by tliofe txpericni d Captains thai 
 
 l.al led 
 Ihiii.u was 
 
 . IlK. 
 
 them onto Vic'bory fo many rimes bell _. ... 
 
 1_> far tnitn apprehindinj; any tnacherons Dili;.;n in his 
 Ijroihrrs he.id, th.it he order'd bis Arniy to bef , p'icd 
 with all neceffaries as they ni.irch'd throiiph his Terri- 
 tories : But fotneof hi..o'd Governors an tOBuers, whoy 
 madea nicer Clblcrvaiion of them as ihe', palVd alo-g 
 
 .>t.c.' font 
 
 ;ij I,:v4, 
 
 (oevcr. 
 Fri.-n.l.tiii' l^"t ro return to the eoitife of our Stor. : f/, <7«t C.i- jdid not like the afped rf tln'ni, and lent die luca v.'ord, 
 Uiwi-oii i!-..' Ml beinp, dead, lln.ij^.u was now Ji;r,i Cifr, all the Lin , with all fpecd, that they iu(pi.Cfed lirne 'rii.,if in goiiiu 
 ,w> iii,.ilir>p,fg acknowledging iiim as fuch, the Kingdom of Q,"'"-, on, and therefore delired li'.m tn raife whr.t lo-ccs he 
 "'"" and Dominions" therero aniie^'d, only exeepied, which coii'd with all the halle nnaginal le. But alas 1 fine of 
 
 f aid Homage to /if.t/'/r/i/i.i. Thefe two Brothers liv'd in .the Proiii-ces v/ere a •;! ear way oif, otheis were in.lif- 
 'eacc and pood Uiiderftanding of one another, for the pos'd to War, by the l.jug enjoytnf?, : of .in idle and 
 fpacc of four or five Years after the old Inea's Death ; peaceable Life . and thofe La't; wlv^e the bell Soldii.r.s 
 but then ltii.ill.n began to tti'nk with himfclf, that he ' were liy in the way of /-/f.'A.i'.'/i.i's Army ; yei h iv.ever, A'nyp.r 
 h.id a;!h\l very imprudently in coiifenting to place his the Inca and f'.nipire being in lo apparent a danger, tliev's" ir 
 Brother upon the Royal Throne ot Quito And hclides j made a lliift to form an .Army of 5-10.0 Men, v'jhich '''""' 
 other daina^ei done tn himfelf by this Cnnlcnt, he was , was all that cou'd be e y. t.'pcther 'ipoii lo l!'.:;rt a -.'.■arn- 
 ipitte lock'vl lip from making any tarthcr Conqucfis, by ing. W,m/i i/Z/m's Men pilVd the Rivri ,(, hi/i;,;.- with- 
 the Sea mi one (ide, the Nlonnrains on the other, and | em oppolition, and maixird on in i preat Sc]iiudrons to 
 his Brothers r^omimons on the other, which was to the I'iUvuf.i, which is wirlvn 6 Leagues" of '' / ' ; a.i l"or 
 part of '.V'i;,7 ; fo that lt.tl'.::ipr, whofe Anns were at himlelt, he (laid upon the Con'ii'cs of his G.'un'ry, to 
 more libeiiy than hi<) by adding new Countries ftiil to fee what wou'd be the ill'ue of tins L'n.Ic.iaking, being 
 thofe of wlii.li he was already in Polfemoii, might in in a poll' re ready to move rovvardsC.y.c if it prov'ii 
 time make hnnfell as greai a Prince, and his Lmpire as well, or towards (J^n;,. if ihc contraiy. 
 larf.c as his. Theft thoiights growing vciy tronblefomc 
 10 him, he lent to his Brother to let him nnderltand. 
 
 :hey 
 
 Tho" the Enemy was thus near the Imrei ill Citv, ye: ..<.,i« ;(.;,. N- 
 was there none that appear 'd ycr r 1 dfpu'c their 1 carer ""7 '"'-, 
 That by the ait-ient Conllitutinns of the Inea's, the approach to it, fo that they continued their irarch 
 Kingdom ot 'i^i/'o one.ht not to be feparated from the ' they came within 2 or 5 Iv. agues of it, and there 
 .iiain Body of the Empiie, and that his F.ither had , found the Lira's borccs ready to give them battel. Heic 
 v'lnng'il the Iir.]KTial Crown of Ciif.n in making fuch a then was the great Contr.'vcrlie decided, whi. h of the 
 Divilior. as th.'it was ; and theret'ore, tho' his Confen: | two Brothers ihou'd remain hnaH'olKlfor and Mailer of 
 to that biiliiii;is had been extorred by the Authority and |the Lmpirc ot the Sun. In lliort, ihc Lot; fed to /;.- j-Tlu- ii"il 
 Command of a King and a Father, yet he fhoii'd not j /'':/'/'<i to be lb, Itir his o'd hardy SoKlieisquii kly ctiilhd ''"'^''"> 
 
 Hand to the Bargain but upon thcle two Conditions • the more loft and undn'ciplin'd ones ef the L-ca 
 
 nd 
 
 a.if.trt Kirif, That AtaMlp.t ihou'd not extend the Bounds of 1 (which is more, and the erou ning p.irt of all tiicir Su. - /;„.,'..„.n.n 
 ^||J [■'i;!"^^'!! his Territories, nor add the Icall Spot of Ground to ] eels) they took hnii Fiifoner too." This w.is the iv.il'era-Piifer.Lr. 
 
 " "" wh.it the Lica had allot'cd him. Secondly, That heblefatc ot //uf/e.:r ro fill into his Broth, r^ hands, and 
 
 Ihou'd .tcknowledgc himfelf his Vatfal, and do him Ho- 1 now to have his I ilc at his difpofal, o*" whom but a li'- 
 magc accordingly. This Mefl'age, as difpkafing as it I tic before he had demanded Homage. Tins News was 
 was to .Itr.h.iiipj, was yet receiv'd by him with a great | prcfently lent to Af.^hr.tif.t, ,ind pri'c'.iini'd alfi through 
 de.il of lerming Huini'iry and Compliance with his Bro- ! the whole tmpire, ro difcour.ige all the ('» .lei'j tio'iii 
 tlieis Will; and therefnic he return'd Anfwcr to this attempting to raife Forces for his Relief .'/.- 1.'' ■/.•7' i (w ho 
 purpolc, Ihavwhat vsasiiow rcquir'd of him, was not 
 already, for in his Heart 
 
 yliiL'i broKc 
 
 lit I'CJLC. 
 
 D.HimjUiion. 
 
 Ifa.il.n (in I. 
 
 fieli.r. 
 
 much more th.m he h id done 
 
 lie had always been hi Brothers Valfal, and now, linee 
 he deniande I it, Ihou'd not rctiife to be fo in outward 
 .Sign and AAion. 'The Inca Uii.ifiui was fo pleas'd with 
 lilts ready Submillloii o\' At.'I'.tlij'.!, (when there was rea- 
 fon to have cxpeCfed he wou'd not fo e.aflly have parted 
 with his Sovcieirnty) that he prelcntly lent again to 
 coiilirm him in the poirdlion of his Royalty at f^'iVc ; 
 but at the fame time to let hini know, that he come 
 
 Mji'fa and lio ihc Duty of a Valfal at Cii/io by fuch ,i limited 
 
 
 .f'j.'j.i^j' 
 
 time. 
 
 Thus fat did the if/uAar's imprudent heat, or ill coun- 
 fel, carry him ; prompting him to urgi- his Brother on to 
 f.icli extremities, that ho mufl of neeellity either rclign 
 bis Power and Sovereignty, or elfe hy Plot fir Plot, and 
 endeavour to take his that demaiide;! it of hini. But 
 .;.m/'.(.' .■'.'• was nor behind-hand with htm in this Mat- 
 ter, he had Police enough to form a good Plot, and 
 Dilliintil.ition eno' gh to cover it handlomly^ and ma- 
 nage it with an air of Scnoufnefs and Humility when 
 li.i had done. In ihort, be reply'd totheLica's lalf Mel- 
 fagi:, 'That he won'd conform himUlf to Ins Will, and 
 come to ('/.All at the tune appointed : bet for the greater 
 folemnity of the bnlinels, (bccaufc he intended a Work 
 
 w.as fcond to none in the Arts of feigning and .'ifguife) 
 
 made the moft politick ufe of his Victoty that cou'd be : 
 
 He pretended that hisDelign was to let H ■•/rr upon the 
 
 Throne again, but (iiicc the Chance of War had given 
 
 him this advantage over him, he won'.l make ufe of it 
 
 fo tar, as to (land upon tome better lerir.s with him fir 
 
 the tiiture, .is to the point of his Sovereignty in S^ii-r. 
 
 l-or thiscud he wmi'd go to i^i-J-o, where he dcmunded 
 
 all the Inea's in the Empire to meet him. together with 
 
 all the Curacas and Governors, to be WuneH'cs to the 
 
 Solemn League and ContiaCt between //. .i/cti and hitii- 
 
 felt. Hut what was the ilfue of thisConveinion ? the ..y;;w.; j, 
 
 barbarous Prince .Sacrilic'd every one of iheliica's that "■'■^''^i.'. 
 
 came thither, and all did come at the t'liic appoiired, 
 
 that Age, Siiknefi, or lemotencls ilid not hnider. Li a n.- .-.'Iv 
 
 word, he ftiick neither at Age nor Sex, at half or whole [""'jj"',' ' 
 
 Blood, butilrllioy'd all th,it fell into his hands, Ballards s.'-C' 
 
 or Legitimate, Uncles and C"iilins, Brethren and Sideii, 
 
 to the nutrber of 2oc, thr nndnubrcdOrtspritig of the 
 
 great n« ty«/r ['/!/•(:.•. And he did not latisfie him'' If 
 
 barely with their Deaths neither, but executed thtm 
 
 with cruelty, and that feveral lorts of w.iys ; but the 
 
 heighth of his barbarity, was to brirg forth his niife- 
 
 tabic Brother the Inca flu . '.t , and force him to 1 c an 
 
 Eye-witncfs toall thefe dihi'all'.Tcjutior.s, that he mn^hc 
 
 •\i 
 
 H i*\ 
 
 '^n 
 
 •t > 
 
 ! ..■' 
 
 ■(>>'-. 
 
 «■ a 
 
'788 7/;t'6u//WA7or^//////oryo/^AvSpani[h Wcit-fndies. Lib. V. 
 
 
 
 ii (III, I lie iiuci 
 111 ('lives Willi 
 
 \i 
 
 T'u' Iiica't 
 
 via- ill tlicUc.uliol" f\cry one nt' li;bKiiifincii. Yci, hi 
 iu.i.Il- liiin j'.ifs ill Mou: iiiiig VitiIs, hikI witli a Ropi' 
 al-out hisXi'i'l?, thioiii;!i ,1 wlioL Liiicot'liis Nobles ami 
 ClfiiL'S tli.it ivcii; ulli'ii into tin; fiiiie wuful 15oiul.»gt 
 \v!t!i hiiiin.-lf ; .I'.ul tlu'ii tlioli: iiiili.i('P' Men (leinp their 
 Sovercij;n i.orvl the inci in tint tiirloui loiiJitionJurlt 
 o.:t mm p.v.iion.i'.c cries, lew.u'.inii liis l:iiiicntil''e t.ue ; 
 .inj fell (lev. n .uloiint; him aMliey iisM 
 .ltu.\:..s inAile ilieiii .ill ci) be i lioppM 
 H.ncheis, ()rkiio.-k\l iiitli.- Hcul witlit.l.il-sKUire dni 
 wrctvhed I'lin.e's i.ue. .At'ttr this lie tnrn'il hi* H'ry 
 upon ilu- Woiicn ami Cliildreii of the Rojal IJlouil, 
 ti!e\iin4 as link- niiKiM.-r- .111.'. eniiipalliuii to that teiulei 
 .'''ex .inJ Afje, ,is iic h.lil lictoie lliew'il to the other ; 
 ::nii thi- his ^riie'ty lie renew il every (|iiaiicr ot the 1 
 .M.'on, till lie lia.l ni.ule .uvay with all tli.it 1 .inie within! 
 hisiv.uh. N'lwitlulanviin); this r.iginp l\il.\ii'iun ot 
 the IJiiioJ aiiil I'ruijinv ot' the Iiic.i, and the iliUfU'iit 
 K.i;vh ni.iiie to find oi'.t .ill, )e: I'oiiu- there were tli;U 
 (("q'dit, .iiid livd t) tell the .Story to tlie next Cene- 
 i..:;on. .An.mslt thife ucrc two \oiiiin lio.s, Soll^ ol 
 il.i v,, i Ctv:., and I'oir.e reiiinte'. K'n.lred ; in tlieiiiini- 
 ler oi' wlueh were tl:.' Mo'li^r ind Brother ol the liiia 
 (.. .'.-J ;i- I. I , ,; •. lilt niilii.lin;; thefe, "1' 'he uiiole 
 K.iie (1 the In. a's m jiiaer.il there remain d "jCy, in 
 .;. .". ir't j. aviiiidin.; to o'lr Amhur's conipiuatioii, and 
 fliet'e ail ot' the M.ile line oft. eiy Inea, t'or they made 
 iria.-. onr.K.t tliu.e u; the liinale I '.lie til] alter the C'oll- 
 <; 'e'lt. '! iiey re. kon'd the Soils t>l' Sp.iniii.l.i, h: Wo- 
 men of ihc Royal Sti.>k, t'or liK-a's ajfo, K'cuife they 
 thmr.'iit the V;. !«>../; to le a I'eocle I'lnrihini; akin t" 
 their I-aihcr the Sun; iiij they had pood realon to be- 
 lieve l\\ I'eeanfethc Spf.ui.:.l^ were fo vi-r> kind to them. 
 Now- tlie e.-i.iol a.votiiu of the inmiber ol tlie Inea's, was 
 lent tn our liiea Ui'ii d'ov/fz/j, and another to the 
 (Iran.insn of //.7/-v;v:(>»,i.-, in that fotenieiition'd Year, 
 in order to be lent to the Kinpof .V/ii.h, to;^etlier with a 
 retiron f r tli 'ir exemption fiMin thole heavy Inipoli- 
 ti.ins oi' Taxes and '1 ribnte wliiJi ilioy lay under. 
 I . ■ V I.- I'li.Te v.as the wiiu'eSioek, the R''yal Tree with all r.s 
 ' "' ■'■•''"' liMii.hes, from A/v/cd Ci;.;,- to tin roltenty of ll.r.yni: 
 <■'/':.■ J it was drawn upon white latlety, with the 
 N'.imes, pn per M.il.its. and I'ictiires of a'l the 11 Inea's, 
 .iiiil under eaih Inta all tl.ol'i- of h:s I'olterity . The lie- 
 I'MicUon that .(.m.'m'/, i made anioiipit the Proi>eny of 
 t:ie Iiii.a's, rendred him I'o odiuiis to all the Survivor.-., 
 that hi' very Name was an abomination to them, and 
 ib.ey iie\cr pave him anv other Title than that of Inta- 
 nch,n,.i monsTyrant .iiid Tiaytor. 'I'lie lan;c ran>oiirtoo thiy 
 !• ""j-i..'-exprefsd apainit all his Rate, tho' they were no way 
 '"'''■'■ puilty of Ills Crimes ; an.l iheret'oie when a (iraiidfon 
 
 ot' A!rJ\'.i:pr.\ fihe Son of his Danghter by the Marqiiefs 
 I'i^U'c) was AL\t.\. aiiA our Inea s old l/ii..le eame to his 
 islothers Hoiife ill (■;//.'■, re|oycir.;.; ihat he had lived to 
 lee ilie ronfulion of that I-amily, he demandiii!; of his 
 I'ncic whv liclV.ou'd be fo plad of the death of aKinf- 
 A5.3 J £,(- , nian, and one ot their own Wood ; I he old liua, biting 
 hisM.iiitle, (whi.li is with tin 111 a token of ilie liighelt 
 liulipiution) ' And what, lavshe, won i'ft thou be the 
 ' Kinlnian of a Traytor } the Son i>! him that killd our 
 ' Inea, deftrovM our Lmpire, an 1 lonliini'd the Sacred 
 ' Sroik ! i-oifil e.ii him r.iw wiiluiit Sawce now he is 
 
 ■ dea.l ; h s bather, the Trayior At.ibi::.;,:, eou'd never 
 
 ■ have the noble BJoul of llu.tynr.C.ij'.ic in him, for if he 
 ' had, lie con d not p.i.ii! ly have coniniitted Inch Uir- 
 ' oa:ities ; lay not then fore that he is otir Kinl'man, for 
 
 ' tiiou lieoll III] u-y to thy Houfe, to make fo vile and | 
 
 ■ . r.iel a IVn'on a Member of it. Yea, this hatred went i 
 fo fir, that they were beyo'd imafirc pleasM with the 
 V ■'•ir>:is (tho'ihcRavarjersef their Empire; forthellx- 
 
 < ition thev did upon At.'..\. ijc, and tor this realon 
 
 pait.e.darl. tiuy elleim'ii them .as Men lent Iroiii tluir 
 
 Deity the Sun, bceaulc they took to feverea Vciipeance 
 
 u['i n the liiaiid Liieniy and Deflroycr of the Caieltial 
 
 R lie. 
 
 ..,,.,■, ',■• 'Ilie I'lir.iipie that carried .Uthitlipn \o nil tliisMur- 
 
 j..tj..:. uer and Deltnidion, was tIh; of State-interelk and I'o- 
 
 " ' I ley, f:/r he knew that he was not of the Lepitnnatc 
 
 Uli.ociof the In a ; tiiat is, tho the Iiiea C.iprt wire his 
 
 I'.i'lier, ycr the C ■ 1 1 r Siltcr of the Inca was not his 
 
 Mother, as n n-nli iiave lieeii to tender liiiii capable of 
 
 frtinj; in the Imperial riirone of C'»/e(i ; while fo main 
 
 otiiif. liv'd tlieieforc, that had more rijdit than he, he 
 
 kill w hiiiifili nor to be tale, and lb took this lourfe to 
 
 iVce liinif-lf fiom ilie trouble an.l danger ot pcu-iit Ri- 
 
 >.J-. 
 
 ^|.IM1.^ .1" Hat tins lie .<,n'd r.ot do compleatiy neither, for as 
 
 > 1./. >.'i-. ,,.^. „,j.|p u,'ur.i! of the Ro.al RIo' d liirvivinv, fo par- 
 
 •i , irly iliiie was the ln.:a Afd ', Riuther ol lUir.j.n, 
 
 .i.,.i S Ji of U(t,'ii: Cf.pc., wlioi'.eeply refemin ; the t'ni- 
 
 Citiis eoniniitlfd I y At.i! r!;,:. uiok up Anns to revenue 
 hisb.ini.ly, and do ripht to liimle:f ni pcttiiij^ pollillioii 
 ot ihe 1 Ini.iie winch the other efurp'J. As fa- >/■ .j,','/ir 
 hinifelf he w. IS yet alive, but kept ui.dtr doft Conliiic- 
 ment; and whether .\;,-.,.(. belicv u him to be dead, ii 
 tlioiiphttlie ontiary, 'tis .eitain that he.iifmrd Ins own 
 I'lituilioi-.s to the Crown, and eiKieavourd by lot, c to 
 pull It olf from the (lead of bis Rn thrr At.ii.nh.i. 
 
 And the I ttlinefv-ltood lutuein ilii fc two Pretenders 
 in this manner, 'Ihat A;.i«.j foniiiivi lini.fef 1:1 the 
 Mciiiitaiiioii, p.irts of I Iij Conii'i-y, and la- as 1 '.'rd 
 there, while A:.it'r.lif:t ke['t all the Lower p.irts, anil 
 tliole that lay to iliu .Sea, which was the richclt and 
 plealantett p.irt of the limpire. Neither con'd either of w -. U- 
 them obt.iii; his ,lilire in the ^ompleat l-ipuliioii of tiie •*" ' '■'" .' 
 other, tho' they endeavcui'd .t eeheimiitb, and the War'jV.j^,' 
 prcw hot betwixt tht-m. liiit while they were tluis con-"^ 
 teiidin;;, thirciaiiie one to do the Office ot an Umpire 
 111 decidinptheii CJ.uarrel, which wasH.iK.K /',';.o » with 
 an Aniiv of i'^cwM. r//, who broiinht the bulinels to the 
 lame ilfic tlut the Kite did in the Rtttel betwixt the ' 
 I ros> ,iiiJ theMoule ; but tis necelfary, before we conic 
 to tieat of thofe Matters, to dil'cuirfe a little of the lirlt ' , 
 entrance ci the Si;:>i:.ir,ts into this Country, and h )W they - 
 came abort to lind thcr way hither. 
 
 1 he Sp.ui, i.ij ji.td been a conliderable time upon the a .-sim .t 
 CoiHineiu bcf rethiy knew any thins>of Prm; they :'"■ -V"''"" 
 had hiiiii the Towns of \.„:l;c .,- /;;,j ar.d I'.m.ntu, dif-J",",,;™'"- 
 covet'd the Coalt :ilon;; .\ iv Spr.:i . and tr.idcd quite ' 
 crol's the (.oniiii v, but t'lOm P^nri:: 1 to the Parts o( i'C'ii, 
 they cou.l n t .icconiplilh .i Trade bv .Sei, becauletlie 
 Southerly Winds blowing along thet.oaii almolt ail the 
 ^e.lr loiii.', Sailing was very difiiciilt arid toilliime, ami 
 by Land the pallagc was in polhb'e, in regard of the 
 Mountains and Rners, Yia, 'twas i'^ '\eais bef.irr 
 they got beyond the Illand of /'.■«.,'.', which is bin twenty 
 I eariies lioin /Vj^v.r!. Howcvei there were fomel'ir ■ 
 Ions that lii'd. iiii'.://,;<,;^, whole M n.lsgiuiig them that 
 tiiele diriiLultiis niighr bi ^onquu'd, anil havim; a gr^ at 
 I'.elire to ke wii.i: tiic Country iih.it lay a Km; ilu- Co.ilt) 
 won d prove, they made preparations for tin Dslcovery 
 on t : 'fhele weie O; ;; ■ A.ni.i^ i\ /■'..iwj/.'i l'i^r..i •, and Pnfjfi ;'-.: 
 l-.uini.ito l.!..j;-s a Prieli. the i\Un that fci rp for ihe*'' '■"!'■ 
 Iriumviiateof the Southciii DiKoveiies, an.l enter'd\'"''_ ,';' 
 into an agieeincm to ll.aie eipially both the Loll'es and "*'''' 
 the Cams, the Care and the "Trouble of it. Tb.eve arc 
 lonie that fay I'iy.ir.n was a very pout Man, and cou'J 
 iOiiti:bute nothing towards tins IJeligii but his Labour 
 and I'aiiis, and there are others tli.it lay the coiuiar) ; 
 but it iiiatteis not much whether he was puor or rich, 
 and we Ihall m this part of the .Story principally ti Mow 
 ' Jmw.'flc;;- 's Account, who may lie picUini'il ro have, it vn , 
 been acquainted wiih thiie Matters very intinntely, be-iii' ")■ ' 
 iiig cngap'd in the Sp:t),;jh ir.jl.ln.ii.in Service for'four- '%'|"|.'"' ' ' 
 teen Yeais together. According to this .-Kuihor, 'twas' "i" ' 
 mtheYe.11 i5;f.tliat /';>.: ..) and ,/../«.■. n nuide their ,j!,''j„." ' 
 lirll Attempr ; they both let out th.it Ycircne afiei ano- 
 ther upon the fame Deligii ; and as tor the Pnelt, 'tis to 
 be liippob'd he Itaid at home to pray for a li.elling iqv n 
 their Lndeavours. /'/^.roo had at this time no very 
 good hick, for after having fail'd about loo Leagues he 
 landed, and was repuls'd by the /'/.,'m«j with fo nun h 
 refolution and \igo\ir, that a'.iuiiilance of his Men were 
 llam, and himfelf wounded ; and with this baulk he 
 was tain to come luck to l'.tiu:m,t again. As lor yl.mr.-, 
 X"', he went up a River in another pan of the Coiinriy, 
 where he met with I'cople of a milder Uilpolitioii, and 
 (which very highly recoiiinunded tlinii to his lik:ri;ti.i ) 
 the) had Otdd in pluity anioni;ll them, 1 f wlii lihegon 
 at th.u ihort viht 10 ihe value of ^i 00 I)ii. a:s. Rut in 
 hi^ way home, h.iung a luiiid to put in at the pl.i.e 
 svheu P^:,:,,o had met Willi Unli niugh Hntciiainnniit, 
 he l.uind the // ;.<-)f,- riadv to give him the like; and 
 when he laiulcii they tiiimhi with hnn, kili'd liiiii .1 
 good many Men, ,uid in the Hatitl be.it out one of his 
 Kycs. Rut ,//»i.':or. h.id yet heart cnongli to rcfoKe ro"! uni ': 
 liud his way to li-mcol the gn!den Countries oner iiinrr,"^"i' 
 tins in this fc<-ond .Attiriipt iliey fu. cieded worle thai,i 
 in tile fiirmet ; toi then they were beaten, but yet g, ,1 
 foiiie Gol.l. whereas now they ^ot Rlow; a'ld W'oiiii 's, 
 and ii.iUd the Gold ti o. Rut tlie covetous Appetite bt- 
 ing not half liarv'd with this dilappfuntnieiit ct its 
 Food, itiiew d Its urgent ciavings again, ;iiid hurried 
 ilieni out upon a third trial. Hete wc are to obl'ervc, .,.), ,^j ^._ 
 they did not II me back again to IMimiw.i (both of them! .(jni,;. 
 jttii then li.ond rcpul'e, bit put in at the lllaiid (im- 
 iju", a fin, ill L)if..rt that lies abour 6 Leagues tiuin the 
 C'oiitinent, where I'l^^itm, and a part of the Men, were 
 let all.orc, whillt rtlm.-iii and the relt went home to 
 
 /'.i«r,'M tf. fetch Sill pht>. 'Tw»> a nalcuble Lilu that ''''• '"' ' 
 
 , . • r> 1' . 
 
 
 
 r,v"' 
 ■ ■ V..M 
 
 t-ikks lilt 
 rjiintn. 
 
U ics. 
 
 Lib. V' I ^'hap.Xl V . / heCivil and Moral Hijloryoj the iipanilb^ell- Indies. 789 
 
 Ami', to levciiRc 
 Ccttiiij^ pollilliou 
 Asf,r H-.-.int 
 iifilofi Colllillt- 
 11 Id be (.lead, ( 1 
 aill itPil hi^ i>wii 
 (1111 M I'y tbiic U) 
 
 Atill.Mit'il. 
 
 ti nvo Pretenders 
 luii.fc f i:i [lie 
 ainl lu' as 1 I irJ 
 owir pnrti-. ami 
 IS ilic iRlicIt .111.1 
 L-r cou'd citlu'i ol v. ■. Le- 
 
 ■■(iniiiion of I ill;'*"" '/" .■ 
 itlv, .nut rne Vv.ir ^,,jj,.,^^ 
 L-y wiTf tluis 1(111- 
 icc ot an Umpire 
 .i«,ii /';';.!/■" With 
 Ik' biiliiicls to the 
 Vitiel betwixt the 
 , bet'orc we ecuie 
 \ httle ol the liill 
 ry, aiul li)W they 
 
 time upon the Arcijr.i •• 
 iiuot' Pfr./ ; they I'lo -V "'•"■' 
 
 at.1l i'.w.im.i, Ull-,,, ,,^,,_ 
 
 iiiul tr.iilcd iniitc 
 1) ilie Parts ot i'em, 
 
 .Set, bt\aiile tliu 
 o.ill ahuolt ail the 
 and loUlnme. and 
 
 in ri'pard of the 
 
 !■> ^eats bct'iirr 
 \hiili ■.- bii; tn-i-iuy 
 ere were fome Per - 
 .'.si'.nin;' them that 
 aiKi haviiii; a gn at 
 ly nil HIT liie (.(i.Ut) 
 
 tir ihi D'.l.-overv 
 
 .:','! I'l-^.i ■, ami p: iiivi i'-.: 
 that I'd ip I'wr the*'' .•"■I'-'- 
 eries. aii.l enter'd';'* Jj« 
 otii the lulled aiid 
 
 tit it. 'I'l'.eie are 
 i^r Man, and coii'J 
 ij.'ii bnr lii^ Labour 
 t lay the eiiniiary ; 
 
 was puor or rich, 
 ,■ principally li Mow 
 lie pulirn'd u^ lia\e • n, wti i 
 :ery iniinntely, be-Hf.'y t 
 
 , ii....t. 
 
 i« .Stivue tor toiir- 
 this .Author, 'twas 
 loirn'o nude their Knipi. 
 Year cne al'iii aiio- 
 or the Prielt, 'ti> to 
 
 tor aB.eliiiip iip^ n 
 
 this time no very 
 lOiit ICG I.cai^iies he 
 .//.iw/ with lu iiuuh 
 ce ot' Ills Men were 
 .vith tills baulk lie 
 (!aiii. A.s liir A.iii,'.^ 
 '.lit (jfilie C'l nriny, 
 Itr Uilpiihiiciii, ami 
 111 10 his likii.j; loi) 
 111, I f \sliL liliegot 
 ■00 l)u. a!'. l?iit ill 
 nil in at (he pl.i.e 
 iii(',h iMitciiaiiiniiiit, 
 
 hini ll'.e like ; and 
 hull, klli'd llllll .1 
 beat out one ot bis 
 tiiiiipli to rcfoKe ro "> uii.l 
 (iniitries oiuc more,"-'"'' 
 . V.C1 ded wi'ile thai.i 
 luateii, bit yc- jV'l 
 IMon- ai(d Woiiii !s, 
 jMtov.s .Appetite bc- 
 lappdin'nuiit el its 
 a^aiii, and hiiriied 
 we aie to oblerve, .j.),,,^; ^ 
 'ir.ni.i (both ot' them) irni|i:. 
 ill Ht the lllan.l f.'w- 
 6 I.eaftnes trotn the 
 rt ol" the Men, wen? 
 
 relt Willi lifinic to 
 
 niilciable l.ilu that r'= '"' 
 I );.!• ■■ 
 
 
 T.ry 
 
 Jf-in 
 
 fi^artc and his Comp.iny led here in thr rtieaiitimc; 
 and /J/w/i;;'.', when he retiirn'd, found thnii aliiiull 
 Itarv'J. However, bcinp rct'retliM, they let tail once 
 mote, and attempting to Lind, were beat olt' with con- 
 liderable lots apain. and now were forc'd to pn leek out 
 another Kland inr a ReUii;e to be elol'ein, till they had 
 riic ihcmfelves in .\ i .ipaeiiy for farthct aiilion. And 
 here was the lame Sune alni^ilt over apain that was be- 
 fore ; I'l^f.r s was tit alhtTe upon the barren IllanJ; an i 
 ///m.t^r.i with the Ships went aw.iv lor t'tiimn ;. But 
 ^''l^''"^'',;^,^^, hisMen were in I'.encral fo tire.l, that they v.-cai'd e'en 
 TowJ^e. ''"'hae ijonc hi nie ion, and lefr tlic Difi-oviri's totheni 
 tli.irweie niore rrtfivitc, but that .lituv/io torc'd them 
 It Ihy, and for I'eai thry Ihun'd do mi hitfliy wntinp, 
 v.'oii'd not fo miirh as let tlicni fend l."ters to their 
 Friends at /'I'.'OH. I, now the .Ships were i;niiic; thither. 
 Hov. -ver, tlur.- were fomc of them too .uiiiiini; for hiin, 
 and f'lit full Aei.'oimts of th'-C.'oiintrv where they had 
 been, nf their Captains, and th'-ir eon''oiinded cmerons 
 Hiimoui aii.l Deiigiis. tiiat iheCIovernor ol /'.I'/.im.i pre- 
 fently fent Ordc's to I' :^'..,„ (lo C ,l^-'i!.ii:J where they 
 (bid todct.iin iioiio of tbrile Mm there will) liiiii by 
 fir,:ible methndr, l<'^t let them nle thcit liberty wlictlier| 
 they wt^wW no or Hay ; and triilv, they did iifc their li- 
 berty to pretty p.ood pnrpol'e, lijr ihey all went away! 
 except 14. Nenhcr lOii'd .(/(/.c^'o add to their number I 
 v.-hcn he e.ime ap.iin, I'oi line had pone about I'lich iiply , 
 Report*, thateveiy I^odv was .ati lid of thcSeiviee, and , 
 hi eo.i'd I7,it no Riernits. With an Army ilierelnre of i 
 14 Men, hall for 1 :ind-Serviie, ned hi If for the Sea, I 
 they fill d nwar.ls ihi NcwWVtld ilicv iiKende.l to ton- ' 
 (JUT ; but 111 \v thiy took a wifer eoiirle than belbrc, 
 Jor they rclolv'd to lail alonp the ll.ori', and lee it any , 
 rich prot'peef 5 prefeiite.l theinfelvos, and not liiil head- 
 liini;, Liiulini; their Men at all Adventure.s, whether 
 tlierc were (Sold tn pay them lor their harards and lofs 
 of Blood or no ; tht: Army was row rcdiie' 1 to a Bakers- 
 ilo?en, and lu. h a ore that 'twas very ;.'ndcrl'/ to be 
 tnanag'd. Thus then they fuld (^o^ Mnes along the, 
 Coalt, and came to Ci'ir.i a I'rovi..wC of l'r>:i, where 
 fomc 01 ihcm i'oin'4 alliorc (wliat number is iineertain, 
 but however to be lure let's than 40 : they pot fonie Cat- 
 tcl, and a few Iniil-n'. to wliniii by degrees they uught 
 a little Spanifi\ and of tlirm rcLtprocally learnt as mntli 
 n.-Ljn(vaj^.oftJicirToni'i'.e, as wo id fervc tlicm 10 have a little 
 conference wi;li tlie ImHifi where tluy eainc. Having 
 got this neccdary aflitlame of the l.angiiaue they fail'd 
 back to I'limhe.;, which ('tis to be fnppos'd; was the place 
 where they had Iven fi often beat 1 ft' from the Coalf be- 
 fore, or fomewhere then about. When they tame hither, 
 j!°Tt«i" all the Vciii'rtiv/j being atraidto venture, a certain f.Vfrl;, 
 a Native of C mlir, undertnok to tio alliorc, which he 
 did with abroa.l two-handed Sword mounted upon his 
 Ihoiildcr. The Oert;, with his great Beard and Mufta- 
 tlioes, v.-as no little wonder to theNati/es, who flock'd 
 abo-it him, flaiin?, iip..ii hmi wltii ,an cagcrncfs, which 
 well difcovcr'd their fiirpri?e at the light of fiicli aCrea- 
 tiire. The hi.l- tn Governor iisd him very kindly, and 
 led him to the I'ortret's, in whi.di was a Tc:np!c dedica- 
 ted to the Sun full of Kifiirs, which were as grcar a 
 wonder to the Cict k^, as he w is to the Natives. At his 
 r.ii:cy af lilt departure the (■oveni'sr veou'd hive given him foine 
 *" pieces of Gold, but ho fcem'J utterly to defpife fuch 
 
 trifles as thole, and made (Jold a very forry bafc t'ort of 
 a thing, that the Indlr.m iniglu not think thar was the 
 bait tliat drew them thither, i.or trcit then Iikc hungry 
 covetous wrerchei as ilicy were. But, infhort, he told 
 fuch a ttory of the Riches of the Country when he came 
 aboard again, that the hearts nf all of them were rc- 
 viv d with the Ncws ; and Alm.igro, ivith his one Lye, 
 cou'd very clearly fee that this was the place tliey muff 
 romc to look lor the fatifadVion of their Uclircs in. 
 One may cnlilv imagine with wh.at joy they rcturn'd to 
 I'.iw.uK.r, and related thcir.S.uccfsto the Prieft their Co- 
 partner ill the '.;rcat Atlai..- in iiand ; there's no doubt 
 but thry blels'd the Saititr. all round, and pour'd out 
 rapturous Pravers to Heaven, under the hopes and pro- 
 fpcft of bchTiealurcs on Earth as were now coming 
 - 'into their Coffers. Bnt lince there was nothing to be 
 u2''\ir^ done leciirely withoet tli: King of i>:i'"'s Licence, (and 
 rjnni.n. 'twas <'/■«, /ci the Tilth that was fo at that time) they 
 agreed that I'.V^i'r i'.ioud make a Voyage into l-.inpe to 
 obtain it ; wh.eli be lid, but plaid the Knave lo far, 
 that he got the Kiiig'.s ComtrilTion only for himfelf, 
 making Sutc only in his own Name for the Cotiquelt of 
 the Country. Upon thii, at his return into //.•/;. u/:, 
 there grew a irighty quarrel between him and his Part- 
 ners, thev upbraided him with his pcrtidioiil'nefs, .ind 
 unfaitht'ul nianageincnt of nn Atfair wherein they '.veic 
 equally coiicern'd with liimfclf However, the matter 
 
 
 fit^rrp j 
 
 was made up between Pi^uni, inA /linmy/e, and tiiey 
 I wore and tcok the Sacrament iipon't, tjiat ihey wuu d 
 Kick by each other, and have one common Inn ult. Hii; 
 the poor I'rielt wat quite excliidcd_, and tn k'J 0..I i-t 
 all concern and ihart in the buiinct's, which was one lign 
 that he wasiiJt a Maiiol tins World, otijerw.le he iiad 
 never been impos'd upon in thcfe MaitiTi, and b) the 
 Laity too. Perhaps he was the only Man ol hi. Coa; 
 that had bfrnfulcrv'd fot a long while , bet 'ii. i 11: ;..l: 
 and realoiiablc that the l.ait; liiou'd tiKe tlie.r tutu too, 
 and as tfic CIcigy had put a thouland 'iKks upon tht:ii, 
 they Ihou'd aifo put one tuck upon the Clergy, lii;: 
 whereas /'i'^;^.™ and W.m/i^-o bo'ind their Iur;^ain wit'i 
 the Sacrament, 'tis a queltinn whether tiiry 100k it .it 
 the hands of that Pnell they iiad mace f nh .. Foul of; 
 tiir liiicc the efiicaey and virtue of it ''aeC'Tdiiig lu tiic • < 
 depends epun the clefign and intentiu.i of the rnilt, li • 
 had l.iiii i.irder a Ihrewd temptation to ni.ike Fvj. '.f 
 them, and dclign nothing at all to tlicir advantage. B t 
 they were Soldier-, and ecu d (ptcb.ibl-,; take ili'c J^a.ra- 
 nient in the fcn.e that the o'd Pagan y<('w;e adnuniit: •.■;', 
 It, withoiii any great regard to the Inditut.ons of 'he 
 I'opAhUpm:-. lla'.ing thus fctlc.l the ptint. P.:;;..;! : 
 out ot l'.»:.mi/: with three Ships, in which were a. cut 
 180 Loot and ^oHorle, leaving Aimr.gio to come af:cr. 
 In n days he atrivd at the Port of St. SUttin-n, , whi> h 
 was as much as he cou'd do bctore in two Yeats) and 
 here he found all the Country up in Arms. Nntwiih- 
 Itanding this, he inarJi'd on to ("loihii.i or Cvo .-, af.-.'«. 
 great lowii. ■■ l;,i|i he afl'aultcd of a fudden and ti-ok, 
 ana got a large Beoty '<( Gold, Silver an.l Emeraulds. 
 from hcnee lending back to i'miiviin f u m.ore Soldiers 
 and Holies, he pr ceeded wuh what he had to the Illai-.l 
 of i'.'.ri.:, where he was kit dy entertain'd, till the Ra;es 
 and Robberies committed by the,s';i';.'rt)./; made ihe N,!- 
 tivestakc Arms in their i.wn DcfetKC ; but they flirr d 
 to tiieir own prejudice, and the dilcrlm'd Forces of the 
 St.-vi. :■.'..: ealily put thoie rude and untaught ones to the 
 Rout From licncc i'/'-r- •■ went over to i^.mir:; upon 
 the Comment, about 3 Miles dilt.r.t from l'ii>:/i, wliereMml r«-/. 
 the People rcfe.i'd his Friendllnp. a!;d endeavc.ir'd to 
 oppofe liis p.ilfage ; ! 'U he enter'd the River by Night, 
 and having good (. .idcs furpri^'d the City, plundird iLr^-^Ji 
 and the I'eniple of the Suii, a l<,cpc;itorv of Tria'"iire5'i^<''.i 
 not ealily computed. And now be advanc'd fl-.rther iiid 
 larilier apace inio ■■Itn! nl.'p.i's Uomiiiions, be ng in ir.cit 
 plare; very well recciv'd, the" the I'ermUns look'd upon 
 him and Ins Men as a very If range fort of People.. •'\''p,. ,..• 
 he inarch'd along, he publilh'd to the Cout-.try that I.e. ..(j'-e-i'ii,, 
 came to teaeh them the Hidy Catholick Faith, and to 
 bring them to rhe knowledge cf molt excellent Lawj 
 , and Cuftoms , and the truth cn't is, whatever the .s;.-- 
 ' 7jMrr/j did as to the Inltruvltion of thc/w./i'.iw/ in'he Faith, 
 they did bring them to the knowledge of fcvera very ex- 
 iCcllcnt Culfoms, pjrticjlarly thofe of Swear ng, Blal'- 
 pheming, Perjury, Gaming,, and a great mary others as 
 ; good as them, which were never fo much us known iil 
 I the Country before. The I'nH.un did not believe thefe 
 I things of the .'i;i."o'.-!''./j at their liilf airival, if they had 
 they svou'd have given them a Id's innocent Name. 
 ,*\Vncn they faw them hril come upon the Coall, they v.ine n'vcr. 
 ; eali'd them (in a Fit of Wonder) Ci./ri/'i'j, that is, thC'h'^'" 
 forne or froth of the Sea ; but afterWar.It; they belicv'd """''■ 
 them to be bad enough to defervc thcNamc of the froth 
 or fpav\n of a worle Element than that, nr,d ihey left 
 off the Name of r.'> .-c/m'.', as containing too much of 
 complement in it for fucn People as they. But there'"'''"" 
 were feveral of the Ci-.ci.jun, or C«'.i../\ that fubmittcd '' '"''' 
 thenirclvcs to this Catholick Faith, upon 1 .^.- rsaflli- 
 laiice that 'twas fo excellent a one ; and wcte willing to 
 acknowledge themlclves alfo the Subjeft s of the Empe- 
 ror Cl'-i'lci V. whole Power and Sovereignty i'i-^.-.nn 
 prcach'd along With tliat of JcfusChriiV. He continued 
 his march to 1 ■ '<i, a confidcrable City, and the firft 
 place where he (as the Emperor's Mmifler f-rl'oothj prc- 
 tei'ided to cxercife 'Xuthority over the Lives and For- 
 tunes of the People he wa' come amongll . The C rei',-i/.- r,%m,\ '■ 
 of this City and of another, had con'.'pircd to kill lome'.vriy 
 of \]\c Spnnin.cii. whuli 'tis not unlikely they had ve- 
 ry well dcfcrv'd, fir fome Villany cr other ; and for 
 this, Vi-:'/.rr« coiidcmn'd them both to be burnt alive, 
 and levcral of their principal Men to keep tlirm coni- 
 pan\ in the fame punilhimnt. Onlv, out cf Ivs great 
 Citacc, he was pieas'd tc fparc the C.t.i;;..- cf .e/ .'. as 
 being the lets guilty of the two ; and not only fo, but 
 to give him the government ot the other alfo. At this 
 place (to encourage his Men in the Entei'prizi" he was 
 leading them on to) he divided the Gold amonglf them 
 
 I 
 
 (J 
 
 
 % 
 
 wh.ch the C.u 
 
 and the People of T;,;;^-:;'. had 
 
 brought him J and now he march J dirciflly towards 
 O060O C.:x:.rnMcit,- 
 
7^D / he Civil mH Moral Htjlory of ^^^^ Spanilh U t;(i- Indies. L ib. 
 
 SI 
 
 . Vxw lir lijil ImilliU'.n o .■l.'.ili.ihf.t was at their Tents to rcll, wiiliMit the iicl('<it i\i 
 Tis .1 iU'T how tmich lhc^/l.(l/l."■.'Mlc^pls\l '■ 
 
 r.i.v.iiM. '. 
 tii.it liifc. 
 
 the Fnivts of till' III .1, u'hni llu-y iiitcril hisCoiimiy 
 "nil At- with 111 V.I V finill .in Aii!iy P/;: ■ iJii\ ihi lirinj; it 
 l;u\i !ii Mill .ilriip with liiiii, .uiii out (it' tins tuiml'fi 
 hcilivw .1 tiet.iihincnt d' ',5 for a Colony vKhi. h In 
 [''ante! I'y ili.- w.iy. (wHih \v,is at >:. At\i'-:e!i, a I'oii 
 they ('..xvtthat Nairn' t<i, alvrnt f> Leagues li.mi the St.i 
 
 in tfir CiMin;:y nf I': 
 (Km he a.lveuruv'd to pn uii 
 I'rliKe haii h.kl noti. c ot I i:r. 
 try, aii;l ha^i few hiui I'lelem 
 
 /'.',) aiul \\-i!i the liitle remain 
 nirel .'■ ■'.■.iHpi. '1 hi> 
 j eiitiaiiicintdlu.Coiin- 
 y ilic way a> lie iiiarchM. 
 
 It* 
 
 aiKl wiili.il ili'llreil tu kn'iw wliar I'lifuiels he iiail in lii^ 
 lVfi-rf-f;™i'leiTlf(itii'>, or what he Idok'it for. ' I'w.i'! more than 
 iV ^1,1 u on^^,|,.,, I, J. was vilit.\l by thel'e ML'ircii;',ci'. "f the In.a, 
 by uliom rjiiK'HMU'< he lent very foft anil kiii.l Mell'igcs 
 Im< k ag.iiii ; I ut as he Jieiv ne.irer, lie Jiftover'ii li.ni- 
 felf nu'ie (vaiiih , .cn.l cliani^M his Stile. 
 
 -/.•■.•'■;■,; Iia\iii,.; cine tune feiit h'.ni a I'refent, heor- 
 ii .I'l'. i. ''^'"'' t''^''" th.it ho pht 1: to tell their Loril, 'I'li.it lie 
 ■ i.'.-:j. uMs the Servant of a u iv mii'li'v I'l inee, (whom he diJ 
 MI f.r'Mle ioeillIi'i\l ifihi' uholeWorM) and was 
 l.ii' ii!::ri; ihis t'.virry t i the KiU'wIeJpe of ihe true 
 Ci ..I. ii;.l '. ' ti.e ( )e. ii'iiee i.f Ins Hmperor ; that with 
 .isriii.ill.oi .Xtiir a-. Ii. Imi now with him, he liail eon- 
 i-j'i-rM I'rin e> iliat were SuperioMr ro Itu.tlip.i, who 
 iKiw wa> at t'lll Ji'>eirv t,> make his ihiice. II he woii'd 
 
 ... l-'i'- ''I- 
 on tikie platen tiny tiiiiii.1 a iiiu;lu> lonrcls, that luiKhi ' 
 delcr^e.lly W eaU .1 a hiipe M.'ils ol Stone, lor iw.is 
 .'"1.1 ot .Soiie to iiJtil uiHiii iheKtA-kK, and w,ii;\l in 
 Wllh the Uim ; .1,1,1 if .-/m,'..,; ;-., |,.i.! tll,J :,;ht fit to I ut 
 the .niellioii i> whit ('.,.) ,• or ,Iwj. 
 
 '4 ot them all, iijii'iU..i\c Ikijj'il hiin 
 I', 1./). i<ii.'. tliAt the .Vf,(f',i,,/.. IV 
 
 iiiir.lell' 111 h 
 
 ,:;■., or an\ >;««/.; 
 
 out. 
 
 It was 111 .V :■•! 
 hnillul this teJioiis m.iuh, .nul e.r.iie to -lie (,it, ul 
 I ;am»m.ii,i. Ihi^CiM w.isfe.ited i I (.(■, Ci fiom the 
 ''ea, It was lour MiUs 111 Cnaiil, .nul to he eiiier'ii hut 
 ly two (latis. I'l.e NXals weie of ury liioiip Stone, 
 inJ at leall three (aih. in hipli, an.l ihe, Sneer, as hiai: 
 .mil e en a>a Line, 'lime were alniiulan.e of cieh.ate 
 loniuaiii'i up anJJ.own iiitlieStreits, an.l all tlicl li.i.fes 
 in Keiieral very ne.ti, l^ut foiue appiar'ci extreiuci) line 
 aiul Ivantifii!. Ihiouph the inniaii , \' ihe I .ivVaii .i 
 Street lari'er ihaii any tii S::i.>i, ami iiielo.'.i on Ueli li.:e. 
 
 with a partieiiijr W.ill, IV ibre it Itouil a itr. i.e ) „,in Is 
 ot Stone, lip to which till y al.en.ieil liy 1h |-. iirmi tiie 
 .Street ; and on .me lide was the Itately I'.ilate of .-l.-r.- 
 ''■'■•7'', with varieties of I odf^inp^ aiiiUiaulens liel.ing- 
 inp to ir. All the Apaitmentb ol this I'al.i e vvue pain- 
 ted with feveral eol,..iirs in the ontlide, I rt a'i U1..1 naii- 
 itiiRls was norhiiip in eompjrilbii wiih the lul-lt.iiiti.il 
 Iteautics and iiehes ot' the inlide, wlii.h nay le |.iiiiy 
 ai.eptofreae 'tptMi ilie Lernis pi pos'd, he woCi'd ""apin d, eonli.lerinp how exttaiai;aiu tlie liu.i s peiie- 
 lielp h 111 III his W.ii-., and leave htm in the free pclfef-; f-'"y were in adoimiip their piibh.'k Bni:d i.p.s wali all 
 Ii III of 111- I'lnpire, bnr if he i.h( I'e War, he would, give , ''"•' c.iibellillinients ih.it kjold aid .Stiver lon'd |'ut iii'on 
 li:in eii.j"ph id' 't, and ferve hini as lie had I'erv'd the 'lum. In one Koom particn'aily were two l.ir.;e Loiin- '" 
 t'.T.'y ,-1 t<( !• .,.: an.l I'.mir-. 'ains adorn'd with I'lates of Maliie ih'A ; one of win, h i''' 
 
 "1 i.s proli.".! 'e tli:it A'l-.l.i'if.: was not muili friphtiied '"" witli watei lo ho-, that 3 Man eou'ii not er.ditre Ins'*"' 
 a; 'his hi liiinp .Ntell.a!;c, in that he fem /'i:;.io: wor.l "and in u, and ilie otiier with that wltieli wa< as niu-- 
 It.. v,,>rd I e r.la.i to fei him, and would iby for him at fahly cold. And, ivj doubt, htit the Ma:',iiiii'eeii.e .ui.l 
 L'..,vi.i ■.. I 1! I y.t 'tis rretr. dear, that all together, Ciinoliticsol the other Aparmients were piopoitioiaile 
 llin'd his l:i !i ■.■ .ue'ii not a Intl.', for .is no Mellent'er '" '"'•* ; and theretore.cv i:i:i\uc I m.ci:,, by lii,* p.nt we .' 
 tliat /' , ■ . I. :V. ■o'.'d evev iv a.lmitted to fee his faie, '"ult .Ruefs the telt. I I'poii i r.e lule ..f the C-:ty w.; 
 Lilt i\\\\.\\ .. w.is 
 
 Pill- 
 
 iif.,' I'd to h 3 I'licle, fo he was oiiee or , |*-"^'ly I eniple walled .I'l'oiii, w.tii .1 pieit Court lif 
 twite ah lilt to like (■Ii' the Heads of thciii, and had 1 'n''''"'ed with 1 lees ; this was de.ir aied to il,.- S, n. 
 done ii. Lii: liiJi he w.is r ftraiii'd by the flar that his ^'•''•f. «as w.,rlhipp'.l here with the fiiue S.Liiuiiiiis aid 
 1 wii Melfenveis nou'd W lerv'd the fame fawee. | rr"'>ii"d Uevotmn, that he was in the lir,p,ii.i; Li'\ of 
 
 IVfoie we draw theS,eiie for the .">'/ 
 i}i.i.:,\ it ^^ til i.ot b-.' anid's toLlit^refsa iivie into I'^oc •■..-/■., mm »\.iiieu 111 lus loir.iiif, i.avine a eum i e- 
 
 Cha 
 
 ir.U'ttiin'il 
 . .1 thu 
 
 ^.: 1 lor 
 
 l.i...-.M.rll 
 n ejxjM'*. 
 
 1 1 i/nttjj. 
 
 , - ... Hiiher then it was that /'/,.!' e.nue 10 liiiJ ., 
 
 „, ., ,,,,, ,,„. fs to dij;refs a lifle into lonie ';"'/'■'. who waited ii r iiiv iimuiif , haviiip a luat * ,.- - 
 
 partii ulars of ile Journey and the W.iy, and efpecially : hre to Ice tin le llian;;e AL 11, of whom he h.ui Ik^d lo '"* 
 to touch upon th. del', ription <.f the City of C.Mirm i.'. .1 "'•;">y Uiaiipe repi^rts, ilio' lie had no Imle reafeii ;o l..uk 
 it ftlf. , with iiidipnation upon ihiin, havni;; le.eiv'iJ (o ir.anv 
 
 All the way I'ioiM the Ruer of St. .A/.-'.'/.'/tc' to the City 'nriries lioin them. 'Ihe inca was m t 111 the Ciiv ir 
 
 ol C( 
 
 a d-.liJal'.il Valliv, very well K-opled,' jelf, bit in Ins Cam 
 
 lavir 
 I he inca was m t in 
 a little dil'taiiee tKin 
 
 V.ll.l 
 
 : l,e 
 ml 
 'I r 
 1', l.I 
 
 beat thron^uh with .1' ti;-.eHi,eh-way made witli no little -"V with ;;n Army of ^ecc-. Men ; as Lir 
 coli and IJUiui. ai:.'. ihadtd on loth tides with Trees.. '"s Men, the) went into the City, and i<. 
 
 The I'e. pie of th s \'adey Wire faid b) ihc.V/'^n"-'./' to Q.'iarters tlieie. .'\s Icon .is he wasionie, .. . ., 
 
 ofi'er Humane Bloo.l to their Klifs, yea, theHlnod of Meliin);ers to him, with I'reltnis, to bid hmi wekoii.e; 
 theii ownCliiklrer, to .'■i-riiik:e it upon th. irTom'.>s ami , '" leuirn wlmh eivility,_ ;'/;.n.^ ("em h .s own liiothei, 
 
 5epiileha>, Aikl t.i d.iub the faei's of their Idols with ' '' ' 
 
 it ; and the .s'/mj..'/'-' Writers do generally tell thefamit 
 . Itory after the Soldiers. But the InM (;<ti .■.'.' i/f' Biv.yn 
 utteily denies all thi-, .md deelar.s no fiuh ("iiftoiiis as 
 tlivfe wciC prticlis'd iin !er theCiov.-rnmcnt of thefnea's ; 
 Init oiitiie o'hei har.d, that the ■-■, i»;.'.i.r/j invente.l thefe 
 
 FnJt'l 
 Sprtih try 
 .jItAjt'pt. 
 
 (Villi another -V/i.-i/,//. Cap-.ain, ili.it lame b.Nenini; i 
 the Camp. 1 heletwo weie .idiiiuu.l iiuoihe liK 1 s I're- 
 l'--ii.e, :md deli\ei'dtluir .Milfipe to him, but he fai up [ 
 Oil his ihioiie with an i'in.oiieeiiiedn'.'.s that b.l'joke 
 
 hull to iinapine time w.is nu bo., 
 voufhfal'e ome to eali his ejes upi 
 
 V thei 
 
 he lii. 
 nor li 
 
 a;.v 
 
 1 ill, 111, 
 kand.ilo.is .Stones of ilu- /«..'•'.'.', that they Saerili.-'di ^yor'l "' nionon dil'.over any rep.ird to ilum, bit wliui 
 their Children, were puilty rf SeJom., Bnpperv, and : '"'■■V hnd laid wji.nt they had to fay, rue 1 1 ihe l'riiicc.> 
 the like, to i^iveihe mure pluililile .olour to their own' "'i'- f*">''J ''y made a reply tor his .Soveicpii. C.r thi- 
 crikl treaiiiient of th.in, ar, i to JelLrn rhe heinoufn. Is' .^,'''''/'' Captain havint; l!t>n:hed that hsCoiiipai.un wa, 
 of the injuries they did ihe.ii, when it Ihou'd be told to j the Brorher of 1';^. ,,, this eoinnip to At.-i:n.,. sear Ik- 
 the World ihey were worle tliin Bruce Be.itls that were then lifted up Irs eyi s up in hini, and u, a few words 
 ferv'd 111 that iiuimer. And Don B/:..'''c.' meo -/.' Ct/.;(,l le'- hiin know, 1hat iiis lirothers boldiiels 111 pieieiidinf; 
 the Piilliop of r/y.'.i/./..', who eonvevs J 110 lifle wliile with ' '" puniih his Subiects was very dilplealinp t.; Iimi ; how 
 tliel'e People, is entirely of the fame Opinion, as he has ; ''^ er (he .added; that I'.r his part, he woiid le al'iier.d 
 publlekly told ii< in his liouk of the Vt.iwiy'.- Cruelties in] ""he .V/i,ihi,;,^j, and not deal veith il; m as the) I„„l 
 \.Wn\ji-li.Me:. No.v both iliefc TelUmonies are the I (without any iiilt caiilej de.Tlt wiih Ivs IVople. l\t>..:i.- ^_ ^ 
 more reni.'uk.i'.ile and ton^ilKillp, in that they are the}'''' '''"''•'' then told liiiii, Ihit hi> IJroiher was wiihi.p , .". , 
 Teltimoii.'e., uf .V'""-'.."-'' apiiiirt Sj'-mU^A!, the one .n j to aiiilt him m hisWars wiili the l-oreeshe lia.l Lrouplit : ..)■ I 
 zealous Uu/;,<(./ij// Fiiar, a Native of X/c/'-, tho' a Ri-i lo which the Iika reple.d, 'I hat he vvo.i'd enti loj ilu'in 
 Ihi p in Ameiicr. ; and the other a S;'.-ii!.i.! by his F.i-j againlt a certain I'.r.a.pic in his Conniry, who had lakeii 
 theri lide, tho' nl'nii.ivi bv his .\lf tlier,, el'^'Ci iaily up Kcbedliotis Arir.sagainit him, and diituibd tllel'eaee 
 flncc the 'inca G.nc.'/.if/. s Hili r', of his own Country lot his limpire. 'Lwas Ins ijiorher AJ.';..,-otli.ii he nie.iii-, 
 was exaiiiin'd and licens'd f.t the Prefs by the briars, : and thus in leorn call d a t>i .;«c, as if he iia.i been one 
 who to be luiJ v.-ou'd not h.'.-. fiil'd cor'redlinp what i of his ordinal y Vallal Piinces, and his Kiiiiij; no other 
 iivadc fo yuicli ,e;a, nil their Con. :r; men, had it not been than a Rebel hon. 
 
 Hi • . 
 
 4" 
 
 Il paf. 
 
 Ii^f: I' ''"■ 
 
 .S1jjir.jiii«, 
 
 too true 10 be denied. 
 
 Tiic Sp.:>i:Jo Trjup' tinnd oat ...f tins pleafant Road 
 torii/i ,.'<: to e,.) into ili.it ol 1 >.v.rw),^'.y, and here the. 
 met with Koc'ks and Mount lins ; they went up St.iirs as 
 ir were, and were fjicM to lead iheir Horfcs in their 
 11. h.inds. As they afcended tlufe clevaied places they 
 I'oiaid the lir e.xcetdiiipLold i the Waters on the top 
 Wi-ret'ld t.i that extreiiiiiy, that they cou'd nor drink 
 Litem without w.iruiiiip, neither i..ii"d they hid.l out 
 •iheinlebes'aga.nll the violeii'-c of it, when they I'et vip 
 
 i'-5 
 
 pave him to undeltand, that if ihc ?y?^^ 
 
 Forces wcrecmploe'd in his Serene, h. woiid loin be 
 an end ot all his t-iienii..s; .iiid iaccordiiv;ioihc modclly 
 of thaiNationj told him, that un 1 lo :ei.i. n of their 
 Tro'ips v.'oii'd be liifl'n lent to do die wli.,;e be.fijids, 
 without any iliiltanee I'roiu his Army at all. ^It.UrJ.'^,: 
 ar this fell a lainthinp, and laid no more upon that joiit, 
 b I b:d the two s. /i-i: : .u iliiiik, wlii.h v, :;e;i they wou.l 
 have ex us'd, he prefs'd tlu 111 m cariicU'y iliitthey cou'd 
 HOC defend tliemfchci any Lnyei j 10 the Weinea 
 
 Liotighr 
 
 L,?. 
 
 
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 11. s 
 
 'p^lll. 
 
 
 ivcnu' 
 
 !'r-c 
 
 ;i 
 
 iiiOotp.l 
 
 K '^f 
 
Indies. lib.J</. I Chap.XlV. l beCivil anf Moral Hillm of the SpaniffivVe(t Indies. 
 
 791 
 
 |Mp| IJO.lil I'. US L.'(- 
 
 \\ loiiriN, Uiat iiii);iii ■*■■ 
 
 I't SioiU', l^ir lu.is 
 lliic' Mi, aiui u.ili'U III 
 ,1.1.'. Ill,) '.j^llt lit Id lilt 
 
 ii It I'. ,; ./ <' or .1 IIU- 
 L>jir.!!,.i\c UkIi'iI Ijiiii 
 
 iJ. iIiAt the .S";-f .■'"'' '' 
 laiiic ID '.\k Lit; ul ' ' 
 5. l.t-c/'t* lioiii the " 
 aiul to l>c ciUtiM lint 
 ul ury liiuiin StoiK', 
 I.I ilic Sued.. .IS lti,ii: 
 ilniinl.linc I'l ilcl;,..\ic 
 IS, aiivl ail tlicil'iiili'4 
 I'I'iai'il ixnenici line 
 ■iiili- < r ilic C .:y ran .1 
 il iniltii'.l on b.ili li.ie., 
 llbo.l a live i.f 1 K.liUs 
 e.l l>y l:e|> lioiii the 
 ititL-ly r.ilatc ol' .-in:- 
 . aiu! CiauUns l>el.>iijj- 
 tliisral.i e vveu (Miii- 
 [(iJe, I'lH a'i lii.it jviii- 
 1 Willi ilu- I'ublt.iiiti.il 
 wlu.li nay I e | aiiiy 
 ij;.ini the liua s f;im- 
 .k BiiilJ.i.j',* wjth all 
 Silver emi il |nit npjii 
 were two laij^c I'uiin- " 
 tji'd ; one of will, ll ''•' 
 1 euu'ii 1101 el. dure Ins''"' 
 
 I wl'.iee. u.i> .IS ii.tiie- 
 iiie Maj'p.ifieen.e anl 
 ssveve j-iiipoiiici a/le 
 ii,L-ih, ! y lli.< (all ue . 
 .'.e 'A ilie C.:ty u.v a 
 
 .1 ( uit t'l'iirr lif re 
 le.il' aie.l lu il,'- S.n. 
 ' fnne.S, iLiimn'.o ai.i' 
 
 II the liii|viia! Ci;\ lA 
 
 .1, ..ime 10 lliiJ ..'/.. ;,. 
 ;■, l.ivih}; a ti\at I'e- ' "■ 
 i\lioiii lie h.id liL^il lu" 
 111) jiule lealiiiio kok 
 iiii;^ le.eiv'ii Ii) ir..Ti)v 
 IS 111 t ill liie City ir 
 iCe tiqn; i;, uiivic lie 
 a.s l.jr I :;■■■■ I < .ml 
 and lo.k I j- '.lu .1- 
 lOn.e", ,t .. .' .'/ . 1', 1.: 
 Ind iiiai weLiiu.e ; 
 ■III II s ov.ii liiotliei. '' " 
 i.it laiiK h\eniiif; 1 ' , 
 1.1 111:0 ilieliK I slVc 
 liiii I III lie fai lip 
 dir. '.> liiat ll, f; like 
 tlui.' ; lie .l:d i.i,>r 
 1 ih.iii. not Ly a;.v 
 .1 10 ill. Ill, li; t uluii 
 , (lie I f iln I'rinee.s 
 .Soveic.^ii. Ct tlii 
 sConiiai.iuii wa. 
 o ,l!,-i,-..i. •, ear lie 
 .iiid 111 a ll \v wi.ids 
 idiiels in r;e:uidiiii^ 
 ealinp t.. Ii.ni ; liow 
 
 U.iU d I e a I iil'l.d 
 
 ll. -.11 as lllej I,.,, I 
 
 h„, IVvple. ;■.,>..,■,.- ^^, 
 Iirudier uas wiiiii.g t .■ 
 ve.s lie liad bi'oiif;lu :"> I 
 v.xi-.W en-.i !o) tliem 
 iiy, who had lakcii 
 Milhnl.d ilicPoaec 
 M :'..(Jlli.ii lie mean', 
 ■; it' lie lia.i been one 
 lu.s kiting no other 
 
 I, ili.it if the 'ipf.iufcv:^ 
 :, 111 \\\>\\ d lOMi l-'e 
 
 i.tcrNtnM 
 
 ,1 ftiii 
 
 liroiiuht Liiinoi. cf Maue in lar^e Vcirdj of tioid, 
 wliiili Was as preat a Cerdial to \\\c Sp.i:iv,li at> ilit 
 >^'inc 11 felf ilic diank. .;.-i/m,V;)i bid Ci^ 1 '<> I'll ln; 
 Brctlict he wou'ii !ee hnn the iicxi day , jnd fo ilil- 
 inilVd ilicin. 
 
 Some ll the Spin [Ij Writers (H ir^m |uiiieulaii>) 
 make n atrers to have been manapM iniitc othenvife on 
 tl'.e part of .It.il'il.p.i ; thai ht wasaliahinn iiioie ftern 
 and roiipli in his Melfa;^es ni Cj, ' ' 1 that he feolfi'd ai 
 llie I'o'eis of the Spu:!^,!', derided thctt fiiiall Niiir.- 
 hers, .mil feiit tliein word, if they lov'dthen Lives 'hey 
 ll.oii'd ic none nut ot his I erritories. On the other hand 
 thiy own nntlunj; of l''viM.\sihicatniim MelVages to 1 
 
 lluui wilt or IIP, and in cinbiaie onr Catholuk I'.iill!, 
 I and pay I'rihiiie to the Hinreror. 'I'li'm inay'll dc, this 
 
 lui'lviindor iliy own elioiee ; Ivu it'rlioii doell per. 
 I III! 1.1 thy obllin.ii y, know for a ,.eri:iiii'.y, th n a« of 
 _ Old, JVv:. .I'./i • and all hi-. Anuj ptr.lh'd 111 the |J.ed« ipili. ir.o 
 
 Sia, (0 (jod will fiiller tliar tlioii, and all -by /-/./,• i,wrc''.i- 
 'bo drihoy'd bynnr Arms. A very prcrty .Sp-reli "f a ':"j,'', j,".', 
 Fiur to ,111 Fiiijietor! Tin.', Father (^/'nc-wf was (oiiie mo-i''."'''ro'.h 
 drit, bilbtiil, Ihiniefa'-'d I'ell.iw a otlie'-, riiat had ivit'-liiJ'"' 
 
 :''>urage to look a rrni.e in ihtfj e. and Ipcak to hiiv' 
 HMijidly ; 'll, .r wonder I'l^Kr; puk'd hint out fi.r this 
 Office, fur he talk'd as ifhc weie mult fadly o. t of eoun- '-• • 
 '''"^"••. all the while. As for .;f,:i.i/;.ii, ii'e had p.-.tieneif 
 Iiici, br.t f;ily make liini prt-fs pretty earncltly to coii.e enoujtii tvi lieai the Man out, and then made .' Keply 
 to ill Jnleivii w with liiiii, treating Iniii otherwib: in all' ^i^ lull of iiiojeil Wit and Itipeniiitv, as the others was ' 
 rel'i'-iVs very civilly. I"' blant linpiideiKe and Saweinets. He li;'h'd at the' ■' ' 
 
 iVti wecli'ife in this Matter rathei to fti.k to the Ai- ' words /)./' ,'1 >; an.(C'.'«,'i(/;,'",andbeiiiim m; with W .k, 
 coiiiir of ; - .V,. ifco ll: Xct s wliitli was that wc ga\e be- •'''.'•, (whieli it an liittrje':tion that exprelle* ilie higheft 
 fove,> than to H!-<ip\, for tho' the latter I'erl'on was eoii- j jorrow/ be told tin- Friar, ' Tli.it rliis Kl'-.il'',"e «-ai viry ,, .., 
 
 litlerent trom wlni /'.\-,,,' had f-.rneily lent him.Kjp', 
 
 (Ivtt I 
 
 ilii. 
 
 f/MiTi pr.- 
 
 I .1.11 )',. 
 
 eeriied in the S/"';//'' .Seriiie, yet tlu. foiinei was.Se.:rt- 
 lary to /».'\-. " himfelf, and fo ma> lealonably be al 
 lawed tonndetftand more of the triiili ot the Atfair.Tlie 
 next Meiniiv, I'eiii;.; .ome, a Melliinier laiiie tiom .•/.•(- 
 :, to tell I' {I'fo ih.it be won'd . ome ainl fee luiii 
 lis Soldiers iiuliiir Arms that Day, wliuhthe other 
 
 at id 
 
 1.1 
 
 
 II- 
 
 a U 1^ 
 
 t'llll'^I" 
 , 1 lo ''ei 
 
 , ilk Wl 
 
 i.v .1; al 
 
 tlic inc 
 i.u of 
 .,:e bu 
 . .-Ir.- 
 
 deity 
 
 tlieir 
 liiitfs. 
 
 I'.e'i 
 
 '••(' 
 
 <:\ that 
 
 I nr. 
 
 ll.il 
 
 V. l.t 
 
 ;i tluy 
 
 WUll d 
 
 iielt 
 
 1 ; 
 
 10 
 
 U they 
 the W 
 
 h 
 
 eou'd 
 iintn 
 ■ jtijjbr 
 
 ilcllrcd him 10 do, and immed;ately went to the difp 
 lin.; and pKuing Ifs Fot.cs up and down in ihe i;reit 
 S'rCit cf C'.i V I'll ikr., givini; them Drdirs not to llir till ■ 
 the Sijjnal ivis yivcn, and the ureat Guns ivere difeharg'd. \ 
 .And new I' {;.'.' h-ivnip all tinnj-s ready, and littei.1 up 
 A Trap for .-itA-l , t, w.is fo impatient till he had pot 
 bun ill it, that he fe.'n a M ll'enger for hnn to halieii liis 
 i.aimii;. B'at for all this, the Inea inaJe it ahiMlt Sun- 
 fi' '.'el'ore lie mo^'d ovit ol his Camp, but then he laiiie 
 .n»rrli on with al! the pomp and jolitv in the World. His 
 Arinv afptar'd move like a Conipar.y of Stai'.c-playcrs 
 than Men of War ; they ame fiii!;mg and daiKing alon^, 
 and llioiie nloiioulb, what vvithilieirOrnaine. its of Fea- 
 thers, and ihe (jold and -Silver that was about them. 
 i"i\ni ' did not nio-c a (Sep forwards to meet him, but 
 kf pt his Station in the pnat Street, expeiiling him to pals 
 thio.'gh that. .Xeeordinely ./'W'.i.Y.i tame thither, and 
 nude a Hand in the middle oF the Street ; he was lari yd 
 upon Mens Ib.oidders 111 a molt Majeftick Seat of Gold, 
 andWa\inj; not a little degree ot Majelly and Coiiicliiiefs 
 in his own I'crioii, ihat and his Ornaments together 
 made him appear like the I'riiv-e he was. 
 
 As fuou as the Inca ftopt, (whieh 'tis to be fuppos'd was 
 to fee and fpcak with l'it^.v>c) there marilics up to hnn 
 the F'riar I'm:. >::, wiih a Crofs in one Hand, and a Bre- 
 viary in the O'.hcr, and .ii. cording to his Inllriiiflions I'y 
 the help of an Interpreter) made a Speech to him to this 
 p'jrpofe : ' That be was a Servant ot God, and 'twas his 
 ' bulinefs to teach the Chriltiaiis things Di\ine, and that 
 ' he came to inform h;m in fu h Matters as wou'd lie to 
 ' his Advantage every way il he wou'd attend to iheiii. 
 Then he began w;[h the o.d Ituflf, ' Tl.at the Bilhip of 
 * /(. '«'•, according to the Power Heaven had iiitrnllcd 
 ' him w.th, had given to their Sovereign Lord rhe Fimpc- 
 ' ror all thefc 1 ands and Countries which were belore 
 ' unknown ; and th.it for this en.l and piirpofe, that he 
 ' migh: fend Godly Men thither to pre.i.:h the moft Holy 
 ' Gol'pel, and turn the Infidels froai their Errois and 
 ' Molatroiis Worlhip. And that the rtince might iin- 
 ilerlland his icnrs and know what Gofpel, Pt'pe, and 
 Idolatry meant, the br.ar converted lis Oration into a 
 Sermon, and r.ni ovi rail rhe l-nn.!aii'cr.ta!s ol Reli- 
 gion. But if the Docfrme w.is fiiu', the Ufe and Ap- 
 p!i. ation w.is coarfe, and ^ou'd not avoid making a very 
 cigly lanple in theli.irs of aSoveicigii Prune, and one fo 
 great as .Itrli.s.ip.: was too. This, as the Inca L'on C: - 
 
 fi',a/7'i 0'v:«.j relates it, ran in this Siile ' For 
 
 ' which reafon Ins Imperial Majclly has lent this Cap- 
 ' tain, that your Realms might receive this Isenelit, ,ind 
 ' that he might begin the Alliance and Coiifedcra.-y be- 
 ' twixt the Majefties of the Fiiriperor and the Inca. But 
 ' this is to be done in fiich fort, that your whole Fin- 
 ' pire become Tributary, and you your felt a Sub)eet, 
 ' renouncing the Sovereign .•\dminiltratioii ef all your 
 ' Connrrics, as diversotherKings and l.or.ls have done. 
 ' And that after fuch fubjectioii to ihe f.iblitne Majelty 
 ' of the Emperor, you yield OWicncc to the Pope, and 
 ' re.-eive the Faith cf Clirilt, utterly abandoning yom 
 ' Idols, and all your Superltitions, wh.ch were inven- 
 ted by the* Ue-.i!. Tliefe things, I") King, ilnni art 
 Weil to confider. as beiii;; \evy plotit.iHc to thee anl 
 """''''thine; but if thou refuVeiV, iliou lha!t be conipell d 
 ' by War, I'leaiid lUoodllied, and all thine Mols fliall 
 ,, ' be thrown to the ground. Wc will cmltraai thee 
 w til tile Swovd, to leave thy falle Religion whcihei; 
 
 .!)■ :i,J 
 I M.- 
 
 ' Willi ivjt 
 
 1 1: S.pLld 
 
 I in .1; 
 l.y. 
 
 Plrcl.VTl 
 
 ?.Jilli;-gof 
 i!:0'jfpJ 
 
 That It appear d lery itrange to hiin that thelimpe- 
 '^ ror Ihould be I ord of the World, and yer the Pope 
 ' have Power to bcltow new Kingdoms upon liuii. 
 ^ Ihat he was int unwilling to accept tlu Friendi''ip of 
 f> preat a Monarih, but he faw no rcaion why he 
 Iho'ild pay Tribute 10 him ; for a liee Prince ;o do 
 Homage ro another whom he had neirr anv C'lncernt; 
 ' with, was a piece of Iniultice ; and if the Ln peror 
 I cou'd pretynil any Right or Trie upon bini, he oiedit 
 to hive (igir.licd as much, before be had goir ro 
 ' threarmng Lire and Deltrudion, and ro leize hi'sCJi'ii- 
 ^ rry by force. Uelides he cou'd not f e (if be m It yty 
 Tiibnteat all) why he llioii'd not pay •: ro I' .■..-.-.,•»/!.■, 
 ' who was the Creator of all 'hingsi .md had the be:r 
 lit'eto fii.h an aLknouledgmeiit ; or if ir null be to 
 anv other bellies hull, why it Iho i d no- be to Jefn- 
 I Chrilt, who was the belt Man, or to the i'ope*, who 
 was a greater Man than the bnipcvor liy his own 
 conlellioii -• And as to the Concerns of Religi' 11, he..,,,. .,..,. 
 told the 1-riar. ' The Pope might be as wife aik! |'.xid a p. "../.'.'■. le 
 Man as he rcprcfentod h 111, howe\ ev it apr'ear d t ■ h m I'^ir,:*. hiafs 
 ^' Ihat he was a Fool, and a .M.ii of no n'l'deltv, ui of-f,"|)J[.',';,„; 
 
 ter to give away that fi an.itliei that was none ^^^ lii-'c 1 .■ h . 
 
 ' own. Neither Ihou'd he tliange rhe baiih of InsGiun- *■"''" '"""- 
 
 ' try for that new one whuh hc'piop.-is'il, and tlieChri-'''''°''''' 
 
 Itians were at liberty to believe in Clinlt whii h , they 
 
 ownd) died upon a Crols, whillt he belicv'd in the 
 
 Suntb.it never died at all. 1 alllv. As for themlehes 
 
 and the Priii'-c tha: lent them, whatever prctei.ce, of 
 
 Kit-'htand lultice rhey made, they feem'd to be Men 
 
 ' of I'fiirpiiig an.l Tyraniii.al Piinciplc, in jioing I'-o'it 
 
 ' todiflrefs other Natirns, an.l rob aii'l plunder thofe 
 
 ' that had done them no wrong. Bit if they wer • the 
 
 ' -Servants of I'.ui-.-^-.nnc, and the olleiuled Pcity ha.l 
 
 ' feiit them to punilh his Counrry for its ( >trences, he 
 
 i' and his were ready ro f,,bnr.t iheinfeivis to what iliey 
 
 I ' lliou'd think ht to impofe upun the in, but not ar a' I fir 
 
 ' tear of th-ir Threamiiigs. or their Arms, but to fultil 
 
 ' the dying Command of'lus bather lliii^iir. C.ip.ic, who 
 
 enjoin d them to ferve the bearded Nation that was 
 
 ' more valiant than themfelvcs, and ihou'd bring them 
 
 ' new l.av.s and Cufloms 
 
 What I'll iow'd immediately U|-.on the coucb'fion of v.'tl'Wi Re- 
 this Spccii of Atr.h-iii'r.'i, is differently related by the ''^j'-'i/'^'j'' 
 ■ uthors that write of this M.itter. The Inca C,i:::i:r.lT \i','„,],'„t, 
 fayj, that the V^.iii/rtn/i iiiipatieir. of fo tedmus a Ci n-i"''!':"" 
 feience between the Inca and the Friar, fe I to rifling '^'•"''"'''■'• 
 the I:Ji.i>i!, and to plundering th.e I'empic of the Sun ; 
 that fome ol them drew thenilelvis out iiro Battalia t..) 
 ehargeupoii W'r/'(r///i;:'s Men, wlnlit the Inca h.mielf, 
 wuli a loud voice, commanded all of thenito 'av down 
 their Arms, and make no reliltance ; for this thcv were 
 going to do, .ind in order to ir ha-l turn'd upon their 
 Lnemtes with a great Ihout, according to their Cuftoni. 
 .Alfothat the Friar I'iiurut made a favotir.able Speech to 
 the fji.iKMr.fj on the behalf of the Jh./'(;/,j, and wasl'ol'at 
 from inftigating them to Hglu, that he endeavour'd to 
 cool their heat, and perfwaiic thetn from ic. But the 
 V/i.j)/i'/'.i Writers tell the Story finiethmg differently, and 
 rcla'efomccircamltances which the Inca 1, n. ■•/,''' isiuia- 
 itin'd to have forborn mentioning out of retpcd to the 
 Friars, I'ecaitle they feem to ^all x\\ Odium upon their 
 Order. 
 
 They fav that /It.ihl'pi demanding of the Friai how ,.1,. [,„•( 
 he came to know f me of thole points of Kcligion whieh a.uftiou ti 
 he had pret-'iided to teach tlieni ; and the other replying, '"•^'■"' 
 rhat his Ixiok (th.' Lav/ of God which he hel.i ui his 
 hand) rold him lo, the Inca ask'd to lee his Hook, wliiih 
 the Friar gave hiiiiinto Ins hand, but had not the Seiifc 
 or the Manners tu open lird. but otfcr'd it Ihut. Atdu- , 
 
 O O O O O 2 lipA 
 
 A. .: 
 
 
 d 
 
t- '' 
 
 m 
 
 Tji 7 /;c Civi/jW A/sr.i/ ^(/te>o/ (/jtvSpLiniihU'Llb-indiL'S. 1 ib. V. I (;h 
 
 ■- 0*. thi' 
 k lu til.- 
 ,r.l. 
 
 /if.i nvitiRi svliili-, ,111.1 mil biinj; alio lo ;/( en it, tin' 
 Ynn a-ai h'd i iit Ins Hai i.i lu Jo u f'l i Iniii, but the mlur 
 ilifiliitiiiil, hiS W\\\ lilt liim ;t IoimkI How nil ilic Arm, 
 .iililat |jiio|\'nM 11 liiiiiti'll'. rii<.'y l'.i> lu- liH k'll iipoM 
 till- l',i|Hr ii.il Littcr.'i viilir.i t any tliiiii< ol'tli.il ivciiulci 
 iliat tlir Ih.iinu ori'ii'.aii.y ix^TtfsM at tliiii^'i il«') liiJ 
 i.mr (iiiil'ttiiri ; li t havii j; lui.k'.l .1 litilc whilr, l.i 
 tlittvv It ,\\\ay I'll m liiiii w.ili a (;it:ai ileal (^t invliyMa 
 
 tioii, ;miiI loM ilii- 1 11,11, iliai 
 
 t f.iL! nut a uiini nl'tlioli 
 
 1>| 4''U 
 
 tliiiij;* tlu' lu' f| okc lit I.J liiMi. Ami i.ow the I'liai \v.i' 
 all ill a t' lu.c .u tlus hi-nul uMitcini'i of the (iolVcl, hi 
 iaiia\va\ iviih i"pt.iinii'r.iliMiiic V'"'-' •'•'i proJiimiii}; 
 llu' l.t'iiHuirn. (s ,f ilic |jv,t, anil lalliiij; Tor VctintaiiCi 
 
 ll(>LllKlir| lot.ltk' I'l lli.C 
 
 :]0! 
 
 A iiy w HI 
 
 r.-jii.k.li.)' 
 
 in.' .S( ■•! :r. 
 
 1 ; ■ ii.i 
 li 1.,.. 
 
 wrili>e (il (Inlii or .Sllwr, nnJ il' twaiit tWi^c as luiiili 
 lis ilii Debt laiiic to tliry iliil not c iic, Niuhiiiy, wai In 
 .liiap, loiriiiiiiun, fo lalio 1.1 1 c )'.i t a«(iii!ilaii.i .Silvti, 
 ami tiu'rrtiin.' tin- j'rui> of .ill i:",n';'* "(.if a.Tcniiii';. 
 A Mrrlr ivim at I v ^ C.ilhliari iffinlil, a Qujii ot 
 VViiiiti'i |.., a |, nil, I Miw.. lot .in, ,1 "jhcct of Papci 
 '"'Il • ami fip 1,1 (,ilui iliitiiis I'ri'i'ijrtiuiial'ly. 'lli.- 
 Si.itcdt' ilu' Wiiilil cith. tnlu-rt'wa. lure- iiimticJ, Mi,- 
 i.yy UMiuii! C'cii'iiKjilii.i.'., not (.tMPiv.Oiluics Mnin-v. 
 I he Oftitci . liut xviic (uit ti. <•'' A , liaii a light ot //,'■ 
 ■/''" ar ic,'-, 111 tlic!t way thither. '1 l.at in:fi-ral'le/h/j, 
 Iriiiceliul la ii i.iiJet a woful Coiilinniiem cvtn (ii.iej '• ■'"' 
 his I'lLilur .h -/.r./.. f.,ul aepivcil hiiii if his Crown ■,'"' 
 aii.j iKAv whtii ilic Sf'-ii. .:.'., came to Mht Imr, lie tain- 
 I'ei'il with ihtiii I.,! \):y Kekafe una Ktllor.itloii. I(- 
 I'loiMis'ii three tiliHias iiukirire.ilmc .is ,l:.-/ r.rq:t l;.iJ 
 iloiie, ami t,.|,| iln.ii, he wa^ Imur al-lo lo iirluiii. i; 
 thaiiihintlur was, U\dii('i lie knew all the Rijiuliuj.r , 
 "t til.- JiiiliLS of his Aimluas, ami wlieie ilieir »ali 
 hiMii',.^ ueie to be tbiii.J, whivll the elhei Was wliolly 
 i;;iirraiil i 1. But tlicy ii'iul j'ive h.in no oilui anlV.i i 
 but this, tliat ihey nuilt hrll go f. (.;,/.., wlieihtt tluy 
 "1.11 r.ni, aiiJ then coiifuler of Ins /^tf.ms alreuvauls. 
 
 bi il'.e imaii nine ,. 
 
 p.ila's '■' "■ ■' ' -1 '■ <"--■ I- - ' •■ '' 
 
 I .11 pji 
 
 
 A (jrc; 
 i«lc. 
 
 ;, ii!:Vi> ilHiiii) 
 
 1 (ays he) .iii.i jet u. i< iltje iiii.m:>:j i li^i whicu will mi 
 
 f.c;~-p: tl'C ill ii^i ir C.i'.i i .'. c Unjjc!) ,|i .■ >Lii,i:,l, tl :!r I'rincr 
 
 /.•■ t!i'aii ''v Sa cJ liuk '" tl-t pou'ui ; iitMj ' tl' iiihl 
 
 m l^i tlci: fi/iti't (.1 fi' iv.,!^.i n licul.. Tlie Fnai li.iNiii}', 
 
 tiilis Aiitliori/'d all ihe Muiiler, Bloi illhcil, Rapine anil 
 
 KaMllaiiiiiis, ih.- S iLrr.i. had a imiid lo i' nuuit, the 
 
 Diiinis piifeiitl', beai, .liid the luinipets rounded ; the 
 
 l^rc.it linns v^eie dililiati'.'d upon ihe In.ii.iiu, and the 
 .M.I.' rt „', boih floife and boot, fel! oiiwuli.in iiKie- 
 Uiblefuiy. 'J is ea:'.e lo i.naijine tlia: the 'I'mops of bi if.e mean :nne .(.'c/ i../.' had ii.teli.i'iini of ihrj. |'i 
 
 .'/.■ .ivi ,.rt i'll'.o'niiicli liipeii'.ia 111 iimubcr) ueie notable ^ p_''la s ol llu.t/t.f, and ihtrctiie f:iw now tliat he innll 
 ', to ft.nn.i thi. ilajili i the Sijuli^uij made wliii h.iuAk '"'" "lakefiire work ni-h him ; .ind iliereti re to J. ,.1,1 
 llie\ wuiul aiiiungll ihciii, and kill'd u^'-". I'liiic liiy ,'he s'.ir/;!,/,, .md fie how tiiiy wicd t.ike //."../ .\ 
 half as luiiiy mure, uitliuill the i.i.s uf any one Man. death, he pretended lli.none of liisC aplains h.id kili'd 
 And mi woniUri.i.i;hu, fiailu- >'^.i»'' i ..'j tlieiiilelvesi. n- ^ h;in, aii.i he was in a niiidiiy deal ofaillK'SKiii nj-un i.'ui 
 fels, th.it not an I' j/rjj hUeJ. up his h.nid .le.ainll them, 'l.-'^'oni. ''.'^o.., that knew iio'h.ii|; ofthi UKk, n jii- 
 tli..ir I'riiV.e'siomniand to the eontiaiy hautip lied them forreJ hiin iin.ler his Ills, ai d pronui'd liiiii to lee the 
 all fait. /'/i(.i. I. himfelf piebu up to .'.' v ../,-'!. I luer, a.'lorj ol that Abiuler leverely | iiii ih'.l. llns was jiift,,,^^, ,, 
 and I'eiz'J hiiii by ilie arm, makiir); Inm a I'nfoner ; in "'hat .-If.ilr.p^i wanted; and fteini! the .V;, :/.;./; ./jiooklna-J 
 «hi. Il .iction he ym a wnuiid, and tiiat from one t.f Ins '' ^ I'loilurs de.-ith fo iinictly, he d (jati h'd a I'olt wuh 
 own ,\leii, who were iMeking and hewing tlie poor /..• alMj'ied and ) n acy in the Wi r!d m deltroy hini, lo 
 i.'.'.i iliar tarii.'il tiieir Knipuor iiUMi tluir lli'iiLlir*. 'h:ii the V/.i/i.'.-: .m II;.in d not kni.w . it iwas leary d.Mic 
 li 1 w, ni, thc.\rmv -AasalUUlpcis'il, and tli.' Inea lelt '"lore. And thi.s was e\eemul aetouhi-ply, ,ii.d iliar 
 in the h.m.lsr.f hi.s bntnnes ; and tins who c .i^llirn w,is f^ ''miilable Riv.d remoe'd. i ut i f iheW'ay. Tho'. ■/:.-■ 
 done info little f.inc, that tho' the .Sun was k-ttini; whm ''''?"' w'as a I'l ifoiur hiinliil in the h.iiul, of ilie n/'. 
 it he;.iae. In h.id not been dour, nn're than halt an ho. i "■■•' 's >et he had a . oup'eof Ctiai.ils that were free, 
 befi .e 'usas end^d. .\u iriglonoiis Aeli.^', wnhoiit ^" ' 'ly abioad in th" C'oiinrry, oi:t ;n one Part, and the 
 doi 1 1 alU'oitiiity will caliii, ifar hall 1' I e l,j, li.rMni "'■'^'■'^ '" another; and tlu.'' ti.ev h;id be r.xs at the;r 
 toe.it ihe 'rhro.iis of lo ii.ai v ihoiilaius that Ibi id Itill cfimn ind, yet thcv atitii'ited iio.l.uip ata;iill the Inia- 
 and n.ade no leliitaiice. 'it'tcr all was over, /'/^.i,i'» de'i'*' ol iheir Country. '1 he Names of thele two .^n a'. „.,,.,„ 
 hiiilirg h.' had obtain'd li) clica|i a \';iitory, iry'd oi.t a Captain,, were Cl-iiicia.:'nif: and ,',i;.''v/."s', the lonijer rliiatr..!,. 
 Mira.lc, gavcCJo! thanks tiir r., and had Ma :. laid, as ^''i i-''' t'le S/.rj. ></.- (that uriefen: toC.'.'M., met .Tt V.;;,.i,., 
 il 'twas a wiirk of ipeeial and cxtraoidmaty I'rovidenic '^'''e'rc lliiyifcv wa* confin'd, and the lattc, thcj tiiiu.d at 
 f(,r (lod to prefcrve the livesof thc.V;'.i...',r,..., when the *^ /•''' with an Army i f ioi>e-,' Men. And 'lis a liiri n- 
 /«r/;'/r;ij nc ir flrutk a (Iroke in order to the taking of ^'"? lonlukration, tli.ir three Sfirjiii-.-as (for nt. a.'i.ie 
 
 llicmaway. 'TiTOii'd be much fiich another .Miracle, ' ^^'•'■'^ '^^"i]''"y J "P'n tliit lirtt Itriand to c,,/.,,; [U.^'d 
 lora .\lant., fill into a dry Ditehand k-iie linwning; P',i"'''er a riJi and g! 
 and a.s realonabK a Uevition as i'':; i" 's, lor him to."' Men to ynard i'. 
 
 ■:oUs Ciiv ih.ii \\j.A fneh a power 
 
 I hat they (l.oii d t.l'e the leinple 
 
 , ^ , '.■;! the M.illii- Pines ol Gold foia 
 
 .'//.i/',<///'/i being now .1 rrn'oncr, w.is as may cafily he '''"•' ^^''•"'. ^'I'l Irmg at liall 2" Mens h il t" Gol J 
 
 iinagin'd) very mnih alliiife.l ai liis hard fate, under aw.n, whil. no hndy otl'er'd m :he lealt to hnal 
 
 jjivc (icd thanks fort wlicn he came out again. 
 
 iof the Sun, take if. 
 
 pr.) Ill ,', 1 
 v«l' rr.'jf.it 1,; 
 
 hut. 
 
 which however pj^.i//./cndea\our'd to eon. but hini, aii.l 
 ga\e him rcafon to hope at lead for iery g'od and ho. 
 
 promis'd 
 
 noiiiable treatment at his h:inds. The Pi 
 
 rtluni, 
 
 orlo miKh a? to ask theni what they did Th • i ot.s, tlieH.. 
 'J'ankar.l', and all fjns of Velills of Cio'd and ii'bei,!"" 
 were 1'^ laimen lis, that the i'/i<ri/,'.i.,/i weie (Iriiek with'"'' 
 
 e.vtia- agant Ranioms aiidKcw.ir.ls in eak' he won d fer ^''>'' deepeft aliorilhiiient when thev fiw thole Tiendires ; 
 at liberrv again ; thai he wou'.l lill a Room half 'hs're w, re lumc goliim Vellels lo big, tlut 1 1 Men had 
 again as high as aMan, Ji i'o t iong, and 17 wide, up nun h ado to bTing one of them ; and one ot the Uka's 
 to half the'heighth of it with Velfe^s if Ciold. and tliej ' hi'iiies ol_ Mailie Gold, and a l\eceiver for a bouii- 
 wholc c.intent twice over \vithSiUei, and , ill this in the I '■■>'" oi th.e fjiiie Metal likcwlfe, were to he f.ire no i'^ht 
 ffacc of two Months, And it fccms to he pafl all ilonht, !■"'''■ calic Can i.ige. Rut the Generals were fo far lioni 
 
 '•It dcic 
 
 cildeieoinnig to fei lire thele Tre.ifures, that tluy wil- 
 l.n!.;ly rcllen'il them to the '![-jti!i:i,is ; and tho 'us cit- 
 tan , I ha' the realon of 1; was beeaiife they km w -.lie In. 
 i.a's Ranlom was to be 1 M'd with it, yet 'tis i.ui.h th.at 
 all lIuHi d ' 
 
 that I'i^.xr-o upon this :ondition promis'd tofel hiiii fiee; 
 b'lt yet H) much as whai wai, promis'd, not lomir.g in 
 'vnhin the hmreii time, the '\p.iiii.ii.l began 10 gninihlc 
 at Atn'iT rr, and as I'oi'.e fay; then tick, ep the lefolu- 
 
 non of diljia'tehitig him out of the way . He cxcus'd the ■ '''I 'hou d. keep fo quiet, and none llum'd be apt to ili n,, 
 .M.itter by allcjgingthe gro.at length of the way to (.'((/o, ithe V/'tii/.i .Is had gene beyond their IViinds, when iIr 
 .mil t.ild them, that if the) won'd llnd I'ome ol' tlieir P-f-'cd Iloufes theni''elves were not fj aied I y iIkiu, tho 
 eiiini'anv rhither, ii,ev wo'.'d lee enough to lonvince there wa,, nt need of ciiiptviiH' them for tlii. piMuent ot 
 
 was in hisj what was pioinis'sl, 
 
 j '1 lu'.V/' Dil.i .Is icnirning from this tirlt Ranfai-k oi'C J- 
 l J, hr.iiight the Gciiii.il •h.'licJ'.m.i, .mil li'\eral odiei 
 great Men a:ong wuh tlicni, to fee their Lord .-Ir.:/:! 
 
 tiieni tiiat he had 
 
 power 10 pcr|-)rm. Accordingly lome were lent to CiJ- 
 r'.ic. not to look about tiicin, and make Oblervatioiis up- 
 on the phice, but svith diredions o. t.ike poH'ellion botl 
 
 pi'-jiuisi! no ii.orc than 
 
 111 the City aid Trcafnres 
 leai.h into thole Ircafuri.! 
 
 .•\ik! they ipiii kly began to 
 vlienth.-'y came thither, and 
 t.) Ana'omizeilie Royal H.-,i>les and beniples, and dif- 
 tover thcvich I'.nis uf them, in lliort, fo many Bur- 
 tli-.ns of Gold and .Silver .aiie tioiu thence to dx/tmrj- 
 cj, that belides the b-nperoi's nftlis, every Horfeman 
 had to his dure ' jS Cilfilians in Ciold, and -jAa 
 Mark? in .Silver, each Maik being S Ounces ; the Foot- 
 men had haU' f.) ninth, ol- mere or leh aciording to 
 their Mer.fs. 
 
 In this j lerty of (idd in_ ilie Hp-'i'/h Camp, one may 
 iniigiiie the Riotinp,. the Ganiiii;^ and I'rouigality that 
 was there. They paid their Debts by the lump, not 
 (faiidi;-,f 10 tell M.jiicy, but giviiy the Creditor a good 
 
 /'■/'rt 111 his Caj ti e flate. 1 hefe Men loverd their Bo 
 dies with Very coarl'e Ch th b.fire the; wuit int 1 hi 
 prclencc. and as fonn .a:, they law him, lift upihiir byes' 
 andHandsto the iii.n, giMng ih.anks tha- tlic\ had iceii 
 their In. a again; then they approat'i'd him by little aed 
 little, and k.fs'd his H:inds aii.l beer, and, in a woi,!, 
 di.,i him all ihc Honouisthat cou'd l-e expeCled in llu 
 heighth of th= Clory and t'rofperity. He alfo k.'pt h < 
 Ma;ell\ as mu.ii .as ever, and a.s ho was pn.nlir than .-.nv 
 efilie liica's before him, fo alio "r.v.' lie w.ji!'d nci 1.) 
 much a; vou.dif.ifc to look n;ion an;, ol ihefe his fiiilif. i 
 Sei-\aius, Rut the Tragi.al end o',' ties uilljrtunaet 
 Prince now balSeii'd apace, and he iliat had Ihcl f- 
 niuchol the B'o' d of hi- own FamiH, \\\: eihaveli'- 
 
 l,W :. 
 
 r. .cif 
 h , 11;',. 
 
du's. I ib. V. 
 
 Ik- 
 
 rwaiif tWivf as much 
 Not Im 115; was 111 
 
 r. :i< (iiilil aiM .S|!vti, 
 ., wire a'M'.i-.lm;;. 
 
 ti (inlil, i QiMit ol 
 
 , ,1 Micci ot I'api'i 
 
 fi'l ijitiniial'ly. 'lu- 
 lu re rntncJ, Mi- 
 
 liii'ir.o.liiicj Mniii'V. 
 
 , li.ut a liplit ol III,- 
 ici. 1 l.at m:k-tal'lt'"»/j' 
 
 iliiiniiciit ever (iincj '_• ^■"" 
 
 liim it' hii Crown ; '" 
 
 . Milt I:ur, he (am 
 
 nd Kcltoratiiiii. 11- 
 
 e .1. ,/,-.:' c/i'.'M l,.iv! 
 
 .iMo 10 itrioiiii 1: 
 
 V jU till- Rii'ulllu,!' . 
 
 id «hiK- il'.c'r vail 
 he I llici v.;iS wlii.'lly 
 
 h H lUi lull. I aiU'urt 
 
 ( // ■, ivlit'liir cluy 
 
 s AH'.iii.s atrenvaiils. 
 
 i.i'ir.ii ot tin Ir I'll 
 :iw now tlial lie iimH 
 1 tliereli re to /i miil 
 
 Wi'l'll Like //(!../. r s 
 
 IS I i|'(aiiis li.ul kiH'ii 
 )r,il!liO!iiiii iijXJii tlut 
 
 Wf, ot'tlu liuk, n III. 
 
 iiii'il linii to lee tlic 
 
 Ih'.i. Ill's was jllft „,„;;„ 
 Ik! the v...-/.;.'. j< icoki". '.i-.i 
 
 ('I'.itthM a I'olk Willi 
 li III Jeltri/y liiiii, I'o 
 
 i:t iwab fealiy il.nic 
 .louhiply, .u.ii tliar 
 ill way. Tho'..'.- 
 :k Ii.iikI'. ol ihe »/'. 
 iinU that were free, 
 jiiirne I'art, aid the 
 h:ul \-< r.cs at the;r 
 
 uig ata'.iilt the Ima- 
 
 s of diele two ;^lea'.,, ,,>,,,, .-J 
 r'^.;..(V, the tornjCf (■llicrxr.l.. 
 nC.-ii.; nier nt Wiumi, 
 elattc. tiic; loui.i.! ai 
 1. And 'lis a luri ; i- 
 :iiiif,u (for 11(1 <i(iie 
 inj 10 ('(,/.„; Ihi.u'J 
 lat liaJ Imh a power 
 mi ri!'i.' the 'I'emi'ic 
 P;.iie> ot Gold 1 oiii 
 M.iis 1. 1 ! f Gold 
 lealt to hir.d rtluni, 
 
 ilid 'I'll ■ I'ots, tfie«^ 11 ■, 
 L)i' Go'd and Sihei,'" "R""-i 
 ,ii weic Uiiick with'"'"' 
 fan- tliulc Tieadires ; 
 i(i, that 1; Men h.;d 
 iiJ one ot ihr lii:a's 
 .eeeivcr for a l-oiiii- 
 e to be I'lre no i;^lit 
 U were To tar lioni 
 ires, that tluy wil- 
 
 ; and tho 'us eer- 
 ie they kiKW ;he In. 
 t, yer 'tis nui-h that 
 lioii'd be aj't to tli 11., 
 ir I'ciinds, when the 
 I'l aied t y iluni, tho 
 
 I tor thr 1' luueiit ot 
 
 HiU Ranfatk of C y- 
 I, and l(-veral oihei 
 e their Lord .■/.■;/.; 
 
 II I over d their Bo ^iiih,> 
 thev Willi in: 1 lu 
 
 im, lift up their [.yes 
 .s tlia- tliL-i had leeii 
 !id hiiii 1-y li'.t'e ard 
 t, and, ill a wind, 
 i l"e LxpjCled ill llu- 
 ity. I ic alio k.'i't h ^ 
 w.ispri.ii lir than .".lu 
 cw he \v.,a!'il nol f) 
 j of ihcfe his faiilifi 1 
 of tins urti'-rtunai' 
 he that had llicl f> 
 mils, w., t'l have li'- 
 
 (.V\ ■' 
 
 ■^ 
 
 {'hip. jV' 7hc Ctxtlnnd \4oralHilloryoJ f/>cMpaiiil"h VVclt- lldies. 793 
 
 !■ .11 |>j>nT 
 
 l.f'jii^ni lit 
 
 :dtiy Foieiviiicr^foi ilicixp.atuin of iholcC'tlincs. 
 
 ' he had paid hi.i ICaiifoiii to the lull, and !'.{.;/• 
 
 yanJ |HililK-kl) a..inittc.l hiin in i.'.ii<i"u.i.i ol 
 
 0«' 
 
 'lis 
 .' k yanJ |HitilK-Kly a..inittc.l liiin in i.'.ii/iww.ia oi 
 
 Imn III , Icii,;, and ouler u it to fe li)',iiitii il hy louiivl ot 
 'riiiii,,i;;, aii.l Us <\n ait in wii in>", .Irawn up !'>' 'lie 
 No'.ir, : Bit i,()iv\uliltaiidinn tlii«lie w.n noi to bedil- 
 elui|:'d ><'t i I'l^.im tuld hi II he mult le detain'd a 
 while under a G'.ard, till ii.orc l-'orits of the :\p,tniii;l. 
 were emne up lo him fo, liu imiritj lioin all .itieiiipis, 
 foi he had lieeii inl'i/rm d that //M.'-./i/ij lud (iiveii Oidei.. 
 for th'.: levying an Ainiy to allii It the Sf^Mn'.l', and 
 di!\e ihcin oui of the Cininiry, and ilii-. he ihou);hi to 
 pie ent .at lealt tiie iiilf liii-iou* lonle )iieiuej of iti b) 
 Koepiii}; hiin an 1 Ins Cieiieral el .e l'nloin.i». Whether 
 this weic true m no, fonic of las own I'ei'pje (iliti,/)- 
 m'.i .It lay) afliuiid u ; they leeal'd the whole Plot t 
 
 r. .cic 
 
 r«lti dctltl. 
 
 'V. 
 
 laikivurd tu la', hold of .my l.u: Unction lor the ma 
 .kinn.iwa with his I'rilbiier. Mailers in llioit run to 
 ih.it cxtieiiiiy, ih.it .li.iii.i!i)i.: was up nly .iie.i.s'dol tins 
 I'lCf, and tliK wi heat nmhuii; of his IKl'enee, >et we 
 do of I111 Coiu'.e.nmlon aiu' .'lemenee; which was to 
 lie Inn lit aiive. IJ'ic beiaiiie lliey had made a fuit of 
 a (..hultiaii ' t liiiii, that i-., had haptiz d Iniii, in t.in- 
 liderati' n 'if t'.ut th - Seno nee was foiiiethiim f ifined, 
 and lie liad the I'a.'our if U .ig llrmple,!. When .ii.i- 
 l//t 'I'l heard lis Doom, iie c\rlaiin'iJ mod liitttrly a 
 namll i'i^.vr, 101 tin: lucaghof InslbleninDiihaiidl'io 
 
 hiiiiic.f, but that die ifnniiudi iuJ no iiiintl to bv pci 
 Iwaded of his innccnr;. 
 
 ll'jwth.ii;;s prol'pci-'d wi'h th?m afteiwardi, we llull 
 (ec III its due pla,-i , but we mnlt pio.etd in older wiili 
 the f.vints tlijr luppen'd upon /lut'niiiiiii death. 
 
 /'/,-,i Id, to rbhge the Country the iiioic, give iliem a 'I'C or* 
 lew ln>a aftct he had taken a'.v.iy ilin el ! uiie. '1 his ' 
 was alio a 5on ot //u..>« i C i/v;., and thev pave Inin lii.' 
 Name of .it.ifuip/: ; but lie was a meet 1 1 ol of the 
 
 ■M'iii.t!, and entnely ai ihiir ililnile. lie (liaviii,', 
 tailed three days fir his Prei'eielioi at. oidnip, lo Cullon , 
 ['ubiKkly aekiiDW hdjJi d the Saitreii'iiiy ..f ilu. fji.jeiui, 
 Old pertorm'd tin Kites of Vatlii ay,c to / .•..m ;■, hi' 
 Keprelemame. 'I he priiii ipalL ei a oiiy WdSllii OliCi 
 uii'ot a white leather, whi h In- did, as alfu all ht^v'a 
 
 uesdd t.j him ; iliiy at'i- 1 wa'i.'i uvvn'd ilic l;nil-eiv: 
 
 (', who peihap* wa- not iiiiwdhnu to believe 11, nor I'oi their .Supreme I oul, (and next uiiih i hiiii the iii 
 
 tjar; pea. 
 lis R.inf 
 
 li-nr.lii .) by the C'eremony ot llu. din;.; up the lloy.i 
 SMiidaid, svliieli eviry '. .nidi, in hi> turn. Kowtiu' 
 ihis.'\c>ion of /';\-4 IS wa^ piafiiii; enouph tori eon. 
 part III the l.inpire, that i, to the ". /-■.•■«», yciVsva, 
 Viry iinpiaitful aiul itifplealinR t.i the .'..\i.f".';(i,.j, .in.l 
 ali thole of the lirll ./f.i:-,!.';'^. 'il-'ai^ion j t'oi aithat i'riirc 
 was of the Royal lane of '.>//- , to uis tleiier.ilsl i,:.i,- 
 ■i»i.'. and y_(. ■{■i-itx were for advai mn th.it Hoiilc, and 
 lixin,i\ die Inipiiial Oowii there. L'jionrhis (Aealion Ji j'^;[' 
 theretore, ilure grew v^ry f;reai Jcaloriii-s aii.l Difron „i.j..', 
 'ynts betiveenthiiii i yea, U;'.^./ i< I pe deeh.d. lii.i 
 mile to lit hiiti at iiln-rty ; and not only fo, b .i tode-|''^iti ;lnd took .'Xrnis to Alfert iheRii;lits of ilicy, -.-.''.;■ i.-: 
 r; peaeably oi.. of his I'oiintty iijion the payment of Hoiile ; and I'/./i in-n.i':.:, tho' he did no: a]'peir I.jiv 
 '(111. riieii tnriiiiin al'O'it w.ili Ills Ue.ot;oiisr((,*a-'d, yet was .IS decj'iii the D'.-lI^n, and ivue p. iv.iii 
 the ."sun, h'.' reiiew'd hi-. ..-n l.mat.oiis, ...iliiiii; .n. it Were In uiaijements t."> tn il'e 'I'loubles \*a: .iir." .^ . the .<i..,. 
 Iii> iJeiry to ivittiefs of llu Intidclr.y .iiid i'leachery i f |^''' nd di.i not long enioy lu-: new Dipniti, 1'i.r ii.- d ed '"•= ""-' 
 tlieV,".'/.!.: .1', . Li!L 1';.^ •>■., who inatter'd none ot lii /li- |-'''t fe 1';;^.. ■!■ j'.ot to -"..yi", and ;he eoiunion Kip^ift '" 
 tliinoi, 1 hu'lie was prei'ent all the wln.e eoii.manded 1 *as, that he u.is poyi. n'd b- c' /;... i/'.'-,.(i, wli.,.!! toj'.c 
 ills N.ji'oes to I'ti-p his mouth, wl-.i^h they oid by wiiiig- ii-liei, wnli o'.liei more 1 nporiant Reaains, duw on lii 
 iiig a Cord with a Stiek about his Neik, a-id lo Jif |'ate_ol that Ginei.il wementi.jiri but m w. 'Ij had 
 p.itch'd him. 'I'he i;ood Ktiar r.'«.f;/ conlentedto t!iis|(.^'fi"'e' he died) prop sd a Vjii of the tiilk .-!.-/;ii; //: .0 
 .Miirdei alrij, aii.l VJted for the old Cathohck way of lu.eecd the Second ot that Name; but l\\tfi, and ;I.e 
 l.xeeiition by the birc. '1 Ins Chriiliaii Miitti knew ve- 
 ry well the M'.nl and Delliihs of hn (iraiid 5)ei;;ni&r /'.- 
 :f.</M, and iv doubt havini; lo.inded Ins In illations to 
 deftroy .l:.ib.::if, ealily piovtd it lawt'ul by theGol'pel, 
 and found out that God w.v.ild have itfo. The Sen. elite 
 thti'i exeeiited. Ins Corps were Ii.rv:r'd, as lijiiie lay, in 
 
 theCliUicli at (-' '*.i»Mi/i'.i, Or'asotheis, ill aRoyal 'I'oiiib , , . ,- - 
 
 ailiongll the Kini^s of .^ii'c, 111 th.ii City. His General '"'• I'orais cou d not w.iluland the firj of the SjiikJ',' 
 <:l/ii:.ii:i'iiii.i w.ismore le\erely handled, Ix'ini; tied to a jH'-al'-i nor a' ide the terrei of tli i;reat (juns ; lo that 
 Stake, and t.irniented with tlan.in^Bi nuis tlntilf to his U'eing entnely ronted, in him the family of Jr i.';,r.' .■;«.» 
 
 I in i',eneral, ratliei enei.ii'd to a;,:).,-^, the Son 
 of the Tnea f /«.:«! I I ,!/>.:(, who wase-ontcnjing fjr the 
 l-.inpiie wtll h's 'rother Jr.i/'i .,M when the S/.-;,-.-»' r/./j 
 hrit imaded the Lotntiy. Pni: the f ulinels njt beinp '^'';*'" , . 
 )eL deterniiii'd, /'^. .< eontinicd hi> match to >'m' ,'.^"',,''' 
 and in the way thi'hcr he w,.j ni -t oy Q_« ^j-'-(, *v-iio 
 coiiiniand d a pond .'\niiy .nid c.ivc him Battel j but 
 
 Hody, to extol a eoiit^-llion tr.iiii h m ot a!l ih. 'I'tea- 
 lines that were yei uiidil.mer'd. He endured tlielc 
 pains a longtime, and al lalt told them, '1 hat ij,'/.';; /;-i;;, 
 the other Ueiical, had all lliifiir.\ 'I'teafiies in his keep- 
 ing, liiit bi liues thele, he dileover'd wlieie anothei 
 Mais lay, wliieh P/^n alierwards feiz-'d upon. His 
 death was tome time after Ins Mailers ; but 'twas no 
 little eafe to P.^^ino to have hint out of the way t' o 
 for he w.ts a Man of nie;it Valour .uid Gmrage, and 
 equal frush and Fidelity to h.s Mafter. flic Inca (./j - 
 fi'/.i//'' fays, that Kfiiicm^im' w.is nuirJerd by one of 
 /1t.tb,-!ij- 1\ Captains, to|>i-ther with the own riiother, and 
 all the Sons and DlllRht.■r^ of that mil. table Prince, 
 thtt wi-ie liieii .11 '.J_ .■' i .nil rhis ar ilie Solemnization 
 ot his l)bleiiir.es, wlien the t'l'tps was broiipht to be 
 buried there. Yl^V- iliis Cini ■ Captain had anami'itioii 
 to let linilcl'up 111 the Kiiu; ioiii ,it ^n: , and in order 
 t) tliar 'iinitatiii;.; Ins .%fi;ter-. exjiiipk) look an upportii- 
 iiny toiiiior? ai iii->;..- in.ii niif;n: prove hinderances to 
 hnii in tha'. ■1e!n'i. 'Pis to bo noted, the .'v'^.i/.i'.n</j in 
 their Arraii^.i I'vii: of .('w.i.iO/j accus'd him ol Treal'k>ii; 
 winch w.-o, 11 well .0. hiler'd, a very prctiy fort of a 
 Clu;,.;e, an 1 had as m.! ii lenec in it as all ihcir proceed 
 in('-ihad, ot' ]iill;eca:!! Re.i.on, and co.r.mon HoneP 
 For I'.hat wa> ms Prcafon ? were his hn U'.i\ our.s, to tiee 
 himl''lf and his Conim y from a paiicl of Men that eame 
 to ro ) Inm, -o be calld lo ? ^n\ who w.is he a 1 raytoi 
 to? was :t to ,";,.:-;•.", or to thehmpetoi-.' If t!ic E;ni>c- 
 ror wa> tiese. his Rightful Sovereign, he ..otid be no 
 Traytor 10 h. 111 , aiM that he wa. never lo i.s as mlalli- 
 bly true, .as di.ii the Popeiievei '.laJ any pnwer to give 
 to him, ur any bodv elle, tin: Lan.'s ai.i Doininiors of 
 O'her 'I'riiices. in Ihorr, l';-f;'s Ueligiis (of titling as 
 Monaivh hiinieh i:i tiiat j;lorior>C icir.ry) made it nc 
 ceil.'iry i>, r all the old bica's Race tu be remov'd, and 
 coiiiei]i.rnily for .-//fi ■:,■..'. 10 die. .And tin- ll:-'ui\ the 
 Spt.i.fh fiilKi'.lan, ai.-i ' ilieis of the I'ame Nation, don't 
 fcr.ipf' I'iain'y 10 Ip.ak oir ; nnini; alfo, that Pi-^n 1 
 CrCfi'id-d a fear of .Mutinns .md Troubles where there 
 wasli ric on iiion fort, .ind liat 'ic m //'-i endeav.n.r'il 
 to aniwc" lil in e.e C''b,ecl. '..a, and woii'd Ivavc cle.ir'd 
 
 b 11 their lad grei- Champion .mJ Deiend.er. ,So that 
 
 he .V/i.i«;.n J t wcie t'oic'd as it were t ' . at their way in- 
 to Ctil.n ; and the truth on't is, 'tis no imall wi-indet 
 that they were able to accomplilli it ; they th.-mfeives 
 were not a little fnrpriz'd to tind thcmfeUes Mallera 01 
 that place. Had it not b.-en fir the I'.niulatn ns and 
 Qiiartei., between the two Ini) 1 rial Ciiies of e','/.- and 
 <.;, i.-i', in all J.kehhood It lia.l been i npnllible for them 
 to have done it j and thole l^)wer^ tirmly united toge. 
 ther, wou'd have been i.\\ iiiv.iirillc Uar in tiicii way. 
 lut they ri.in'd the Common Inierelt by their InielUn 
 Divilions ; and 'twas' /rt/// Pi l\y perliap.s, totinow 
 that Bone of Coniciition betwixt th. Ill, at lealt not to 
 lake '.t aw^y 'rom them. ISelide;, the difficulties of ihc 
 Way w re luili, tiat ihey iinGlit have been fatigu'd to 
 ileatli 111 their inar.h rhirher ; loi the iiioniiiaiiousPaires 
 are fo lirait and narrow, that 1 ..■ Men may detaiJ them 
 againit 1< 000. In I'omc place, they were wroiiyh; l.ke *ni.iio..-- ; 
 Stairs out of the lolid Cliffs, a. id in others Stone-work *""• 
 .idded by Arr, to render them capable of being pafs'd 
 over. But the V^.:«/.i;.(.' ha\iii;; none to opprfc them, 
 made a lliift to ehinb ilhd'e pre. ipices. tho' abuiidani'e 
 ot their Horfes broke then Necks ; and 'tis a w under all 
 the Men had not done fo too. 'I'he ridgcof Mountains 
 coniinuei troiii I'umb:^ to .V.iu.v.i, and tiom tlience to 
 C.v/c J and fromC.i.v.:>«.i/crt to \r.u.\ -, runs avail moun- 
 tainous Tri^if cover d widiSiKiw, whicli lies there all the-S"''")'^''''''".''. 
 Year round. When l'i;;.ii/.. came ti. C;/.,, he had the'''" 
 proipecl of a City much liner, and more magnilicciu, 
 tiiaii any he expeCied to hnd in that part of the Worid. 
 i he iTiiKipal part of it itai.ds on the top of a Mill, tlio'"^':';'""'" 
 
 111 I I \ ■ . 1 1 . OU v/t| 
 
 it Ipi-cads all along the Ue. n.ities, and runs down into 
 theadj.uen: Plain. 'I'he .Streets were llrait .md even, 
 tho' narrow, but the beauty of the Buildings made a- 
 luends for that defect, there being few Hoi.fes but wliat 
 w' re made of Stone. 1 he Palaces of the Caciques and 
 Ni blcmen (of which there were a multicuile,) made a no- 
 ble ap|icarancc, and efpeclally in tlwt pai-t which lay 
 doivii 111 the V''alley ; the Houfes of Plealure of thole 
 1;; 'at Men, the Publick Stote-liouies. M.igazines, and 
 Kepolitoriti o' the Tributes, were dilc.-Jver'd aln-jve ali 
 
 '1 ' 
 
794- ^ he CrJliVul Moral Hi/lory of the SpaniihWiil'iiKUtjS. Lib V. 
 
 r.Wx 
 
 \r. 
 
 i! 
 
 ihu red. In tht' muMIe wai * Ian Markrt-plac, Tuurc 
 «;k1 I'iv M with Stone i on ilic 4 lidi's of ivhuh flood 
 I'.ilam rui .1 liy iDinc of the Inci's, .ill of Stoiic-work, 
 but piiiuul .iriil ^arv'tl at:cr a very if;rci':iblc nuniiei. 
 '1 he iLitchfrt rif all thrff wtu'lut mult by IInii'iaC.i- 
 I •(, .iMil in wluh he h'.infcir comntotils refllcil ; itic 
 tJ.itrs of thit 1 lihcf wiri- of M.uhio ol Ii-mtiI tolouis, 
 and ihiTanlU< InMUIc to .ill ilio ink of the woik. 
 Tluouuh the imd.lle of the Ci'y tin a llreani of w.itiT 
 cticlo>'il in 1 Sionr ("an.il, on i.nh lidc of whi.lt •■> 
 I lorliin.in ini..;ht \ciy 'aliiy p.ih i Inn their main Fund 
 of w.itcr were two RiniTs whu li took their ci urfe alonij 
 by the City, ;im,I over whuh ihtv h.id l.id Bridges, 
 fiirh .» their Skill in that fort of iJiiilding (rvlii'li «a, 
 I'nt little* (Ou'd rule. But tliAt vvhieli jTrdue'd .1 re.il 
 .llfiMilhinrnt in the v"; vin<.h u.istlie |-ontef<, tiut In- 
 «o;n]'iilirnIiblc Binl liii",, (oln nnij'rehenliMy Uiilt and 
 l.ii.l logcilier i in whi^Fi they tound li) m.iny.iiipc.irain.e« 
 ot\\ii.i'iuliiur^ Alt, aiKl yet iveie i''7.j|ed to im.ipinr 
 whi; the Art mult be, and whi the .Artill, Hiving 
 lurvevM tliisSmiCfvri', thty ea(il) com hided timt it 
 went bcvond .ill liu' BiiiMinii* of thc<. rrki anil /; 'u.i'ii, 
 and ni.iii) th;u had leen the moll lein.irkal le Aiitujui- 
 tie* that feveral Nations ha;l to (I'.cw, i-mfclVd there 
 w.is n( thinp likethis. Biif then the inruleFuriiiinie was 
 ex'i I 'rJm.iry likcwilc, frjr beirg the f'rand M.ii>.i7ine 
 ol theliKMs, the general Sti re houTe lin ilieii \\ .iihki 
 I'rovili ins, «h'ch were gather'd here iVoai all I'.ms of 
 the Finpirc, there were fiu-h Piles of Cinl's, l..iiiee 
 
 inahttlctmici however, in thf mean while, he hini-''"-""ii' 
 Icll manh'd.iway froin(i//.u towariU ; m,,,, (wliuliCi-'"^"" 
 ty w.inheii about benif I', opled) and left the Inca .Mo.- 
 " to the keeping ot iw.. 'lur of hii Brother, ?'/•>' and 
 r.mr.tho 1: ; , , . J JKl. , I. M he:d the hua a dole Pri- ^,„„ ,„ 
 loner ; loine lay they l.iid liini in C'h.iiin, tho 'tii i(t-|if'.'''J 
 'lui that tiny leiiii d hini in ilie I'oriiefj ot ic,' , .i« a 
 ;■:.! e where th, y were fine lu jioiil hnn Cut. I he Inea 
 wa< a Frinee of a very hi'iphi. Mind, of great ( o rage 
 .tnil Mefolnti. 11, .uid they h;iU 11 ilon to ten all thing* 
 fioiiihiin if he Hire M.illcrof hnnlell ; l-in he rom- 
 pos'd hinifelf under tins iiiiiiiioii» tuatniint 10 a won-""''"''" 
 fill patieiKL and e.iliiief>, i at lealHit dilfnil'led liii 
 relentnuni:., and loibore all inannir of hnrll. relied 10: » 
 upon the Spi„i.„,lj, When In, own Nib)tiiks bewail d 
 hi-. Mistoitnne, .ind exJ.inn'd apamO the lii;iilh' e a,-d 
 Ireaiheryol liihFnpnli nnient, hew. ii'd Ipia's lo't 11. d 
 'onitortalilr words to ilititi, and tell tliein Ins hathci 
 Hii.iy:i, Cif.u had eoiiiiiiandul, iM bis I lit lel'iinetir, 
 that they llicni'd fiilMnil to ilie Sf.ni'.i ,li ^ and in the 
 mean tune, iirdci all thcle (ip| nlhiiii.. tin y iLou'd I c 
 quiet till ihey law the iiIim ,.f all. |l.,wiser, he did 
 his endeavour:, not to have o .alion to obey his F.ithcr» 
 Laft Will and Ttllaiifnt veiy long, for he tiattei'd .iiul 
 i.artfs'd tli<_- V,M«(/i.(/j, Iweetned theiii with I'relenr^, 
 Ipokc hoiiuiii.iMy ot them, and never made any eoin- 
 [l.iinibdf hisSiitlerinps ; lo iliut thiy tboi'^;ht hnn to !"• 
 a very ealie :iiid wellconteii'cd I'rifoncr. Inlli. rr, In <'"''''•• 
 dealt h' with /'/firii's two Biother-, his [jilors, that he ""''' 
 
 Bows. Arrows. Axes, Targets, Shields, wi'h other le lobriin'd a degree of Liberty, forthey ga-e hnn le.ivc to 
 irt'litsfor Soldieri, that hultheiebeen bit Scl.lieis to igo to //i.^v, which was the Roal (iarden of tie Iiua's, 
 li.nc ui'd them, the V//: i'- ./i iniiH ha\e t.ikui leave of itofpend fome tune f,i bis ttfn llnnent and p'eabire. 
 '7 in a link' nine. In lliort, the Towtr.s, Terralfe.s, VVheii he w.is get there, he f> mnion'd his Officers .111 J 
 
 W.ills, Harti'lnients, Koi.n-., A|aitments, Fiiniituie and 
 CiMit'Mitsot this Fort refs, were all .idnin.iMe to thfin, 
 
 rl i;.tci l^e 
 ■iiy. 
 
 (irandees privately ab.uii hnn, .iiid afpra\atiiM< all the 
 foul and bale ttiatment he h.id bad triiin tlie'v/'.ii/rji./i 
 and '.he Piol'pcill and .'e.itiiation no !els picaiiiig. What to the lall deeiec, and (iiu e he couM no longir rely iip- 
 Tri,i!,ires the 'ip'.ii.vAi found ni ihe C.iiy and Gallic of, on the.r I'roniiles, and plainly law that thcv intendeil to 
 Ctil:!^ they th.'ii fel\es know beO. only WriaMs fay they ,'lliaretlie f.nipire anorgit tliemlelves, inMiad ot reltoring 
 were f) guar, ih'r what rh.y had before (ail thole loadi it to iiiin, he t.d.l them lie iiiKiidui to i.ike np Anns to 
 ofCjolland Silv.r Plate) hardly loieiiny propi.Ttioii to recover bis l{iglit by boice, and wiin'dtrult I' u h,i,-r.>ih; , 
 them; biiC if we remember the general Account of the I and his Father tiic Sun, with the Su.ccfs All his Cup "■'''■' < 
 Riches of the Palaces and Temples of the Iiica's, one tains were very glad to heat hmi make fi bo'd and';!.'.'."'" 
 
 may guels at what the\ p^'t bv coming iiithcr. Urn^.s brave a Relolutiun, and acrord.nigb ptoniis'd 10 n-aiii 
 
 Sftitit. I 
 
 
 fays, tiut they treated the People of Ch/.o with the nt- tain his Rights to the utniolt of their power, againlt a 
 in"lt barbarity to make them confefs their Trcaliires ; the Prctciilions and Kiicroachn.ents of the ii.tn/.u./j. 
 tb.it in the nu.llt of that prridipious Plenty (which mij^h; And now preparations were made for a War. wlihli ol^ 
 rather havctljy'd a Man, and given him almoft a Inr-ja vaft deal ol /«,7j,iij IMooil, and rot a linle .V/i.ii//'.'. 
 feit of Gold) they rav'd li) with the hunger of it, that | AJ'^-vo made his tirft .Att.ack upon (.'lYc-, •.viih an Army 
 they did any thing ro come at their delired S.itist'adion.|o( icoocr Men, and llionting tire along with tlien .Ai - 
 And whatever inight be extorted out of fome of them. rows in ni'im the Spniti.l-, had like to hue burnt 
 by the p.iKs of a Rack, or the torments of Fire, yet down the (,ity alKnii then 1 irj In this Mere I ti i'l-c 
 'tis pali alldoabt that lome of the mod giori.'iiisTrcafiircS|s>"'''n was lla;n, and the Delendants every way lo hmd-f' 
 cf the Lmpirc cicap'd their bands. jlyprcls'd, that the City was taken, and .M.rf.ic now bc-'^^'"'''"'' 
 
 We mnlt now biiiig the Inca A/.iHfo (of whom welcome Lord of C/'yc» without the Sr.i- id ./; Ifavc. After An.lif.-W-n 
 ,''"^!. J '■'''' fpoke before) upon the'.Sta^c agsin. This Prince hear- 1 this the Sfr.iiiAnlt recruiting their Forces, palvl the Inci 
 ing /'I'^ii/o was at CdA ! came thither to him, and his; in the fime Coin, belie Vit (nf^.r,, and tor>k it from him \ 
 Errand was to demand his Ripht, which w is the poircl-.biir they had not been Mailers of it very long, beb re lie 
 (ion of the Imperial T'hioiir. .And to cncour.ige cthe came with another potent Army, winch drove them our, 
 Sj'i-.iiiA di to yield to him in this martcr, be pronus'd to and leated liiin ihcic again. Matters being come to this 
 promote their .'Xtfairs and Religion roo, as the Incafi'm-'pafs, /'I'^/i'io w.as forc'd 
 1' .'TT tells OS. /'. ;;.nr ', who had fiine inclination tn h'm \ with trcih Forces againlt the Incn, but be an 
 
 aii.ir/ 
 
 tUCi. 
 
 w.as forc'd to fend another of Ins Hrothcis JjJ,,,^^| ^^ 
 
 hisl'roop n.n.,. 
 
 before, (that is, preferr'd him to any other) accordingly .were cntertainM after fuch a rude manner by ihe / 
 dcdar'd him Inc.iCupn, .ind he perllirni'd the Rights of Umw, that not a Man was iefi to carry News of their ill 
 Val&lace as his PrcdccelTirs had done. But when all Succels. After this he difpatch'd 4 or 5 Conimaiklcis 
 
 \% 
 
 ■ f, 
 
 was done, he was in more than a nieer Titular Prince 
 he had the I'itle of IiKa, but f'i^.mo was li) in ctTeib, 
 the Spu'ii.ir.ls gave Orders, Rul'd, and did what they 
 picao'd, while he no:)J Itill, and was bound to fiy as 
 they faid. and to like allth'y did. In I'norr, he w.as a 
 mccr Monarch in Fftigte, a .Statc-Page.ant drefs'd up 011- 
 1\ III be look'd upon. 
 
 While M.ut£rs (food thus at Cr^'i, the Affairs in other 
 Parts of the Empire grew tronblcfomc and perpicx'd ; 
 for !i.i!^iju$^, ivlio was on;c routed by P/if.n/c, garhcr'd 
 more Forces, and made head again. Befidcs, Pi:^.i". 
 and //.»j.i.;m began to Rival one another, and ihofe Jea- 
 loufics an.l Sul'ptcions were fprung upon both fides, 
 that afterwaivls heightned into a ninody War, which 
 prov'd the confulion of them all, as we fliall fee by and 
 
 The new Inca Ar-r«c(ifec;ng that the SpinUrJ; made a 
 mccr Cypher of Inm, and perform'd none of the Arti- 
 cles that related to Ins real Reiteration, coniplain'd of it 
 to P:^.!,r , .and demanded that he might have the full 
 I'owcr of an Emper.ir, as well as rhc Title and the Ho 
 notir. But he excus'd hitnfclf from granting that as yet, 
 as well upin the account of the broils and ftirs that 
 were in the Country, as alio that lie cxpcviled the Or- 
 ders of thehmpeior, to whoni he had fent about that 
 A.'Jair. 1 his Order his Brother Fertianitj was to bring 
 
 iiorc, one afier anotlur, who had all of them the lane 
 fate ot lieini; routed, .ind molt of them of being kili'd. 
 It was ihercfoie high time tor ('i^/ni" to come liimkif fn.irr.ij,4ri 
 in l'erlon,aiid Imiiible the growing Pi,\v< rof thisljienv , H'nn 
 which he d:d, and what with the tciror ot his duns, 
 and arm'd b!orl"e5, the tirit Battel he fought he merrlirew 
 the Army if A;.;)-.-*. T'hcn to compleat the Wcik, he 
 fent about 10 .dl the Spnni/h Colonies upon the Conriiient 
 for Supplies (if Men and Ammunition, and having made 
 hnnlell coiiliderably (Iroiig, he tijught one ui two Battels 
 more, by wlii.h ,\//inc(,'s late w.is entirely dei idcd, for 
 his mighty Army was too far ihattcr'd and broken to be 
 mended up ag.iin lor another Attion. The poor Prince He ttO 1 m 
 was now diivcji to his Ihdts, and oidigcd to leiire to "' '"•'■"■" 
 Ibine dole and fecurc Refuges in the Moutrains ; and 
 'twas n)ioti the Mountains of i'illdc Ci-mpi that he cliofe 
 to fettle his .'\bodc, whctlicr he made his retieat with 
 zocoo Men, llie remainders of his routed .Armv. Har^rt 
 makes as if his retreat was not lo much the elfeift of his 
 weaknels as his pru.'.ence, and that twastoaMiid being 
 iiemm'd in of ail (ides b\ the ,V/m«i.;/./', lor the report 
 now went that /lnnr.y^^d wasconing out of i,/ ;/•' with his 
 Forces, who was more likely to join wiih his b.ncinies 
 then hnn. But having brought him to tins Ihelter, we 
 mult leave hnn here for awlnlc 10 take hr. repole, while 
 wc lookiiilu the Affairs of I'i^r-.rm and Ins Coinpanions, 
 
 and 
 
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 I, V, I.,.. 
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 . i>i^>*i F. : 
 
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 In!. 
 
 . kil- 
 
 ■.'«k.;!ij 
 
 Wi-S 
 
liL^. "Lib V 
 
 while, lie hmi-''"-""!;' 
 :hn.,. fwlmliO-'"^'"' 
 ct't ilioltica At.ii.- 
 rr)tl'.ct^, ;>W>. M\iX 
 : 111. a icU'lrl'n- /,,,„„ ,„ 
 
 UIH, lIlO 'fi^ t( t- I'r' ',J 
 
 d. lit ic' , .IS « 
 II t'.U\. Ihilm-.i 
 ol nre.it tVi' r.ini: 
 III Ini ,ill (liinj;> 
 t ; I'lir 111' i-niii- 
 iiniint 'i> .1 wm-""'''" 
 
 lie lllll'l lllt'il'll llli 
 
 t' Imrll. rt'Hi'dio: « 
 Si limits bctvill >' 
 I il'i' lTi;nlli I .1.'* 
 ii'il ipcik loU ii.it 
 tlit'iii Ins tjthci 
 is l.lll I I'lliiiiciir, 
 "'.I'l/l i .lllil III [lie 
 
 I1-, till V IliduM 1 c 
 1 i'lWiMT, hi' iliil 
 1 olirv his Father? 
 ir hi' tl.uici'ii .iMil 
 in with I'ri'lcnts, 
 r iiuJi" .my lom- 
 tliin'ght liiiii to I" 
 
 In III' 
 
 . lffIi^^ 
 
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 4iiorJ, that lie 
 
 ijin f hull Ic.ive ti) 
 
 rilcii (it tl c Iiif.i'i, 
 
 I'lit aiul praliirc. 
 
 il his Dffiiirs ,iik1 
 
 ip.rin.itini; all the 
 
 1(1111 the SpiiiiiK.li 
 
 11(1 loiipir fi-ly 11)1- 
 
 It llll'V lllt(-'lliit'l.l t'l 
 lll'r.lil ot ITltorillR 
 
 II i.ikc lip •\iins tn 
 I tnilk I'J'h.ti-r.m-, , 
 ■cfs All his Clip- "■■""- 
 
 piviiiisil ui ivaiii- 
 
 powor. ,i(;.iinll all 
 
 of the i;'.i)i(.ii(/j. 
 a Wav. wliuh ofr 
 It a littk- Sp'.iiif'/. 
 
 ice, wlili an Amiy 
 Diig wiih tlifir .'Si- 
 i.e to h:i\o burnt 
 lis .Sii'l'i' '-f ■ n I'i- C<,\f V n 
 ■cry w.iy lo hmj- f^'-'- ■''■ 
 M,:i,ii' now lie- ' 
 
 ! il'j IfAVC. AlUT A"''i'-. '' " 
 
 cs, paiil the iiHi 
 took it tiom him , 
 y loii};, bi'ti re he 
 h ilrov'-' thimoiir, 
 ii'iiip loim to th s 
 icr (if his Brnilicis |J.J['',"l (,, 
 
 ic anil his TrDop sun... 
 liner by the i'-ni- 
 
 News lit' their ill 
 
 ir 5 C(imiiKiiuI..s 
 
 of iliem the Ian c 
 
 :in of Leiiii; kiH'il. 
 
 to come hiiiifelf r.tir»ili.a-i 
 
 r of tills Iiieiin , Utmi 
 error ot his duns, 
 
 i!>ht lieoveirlircw 
 eat the NVerk, he 
 
 'on thcCoiriiiciit 
 
 and having nailc 
 oncm twoIjat!c'.s 
 i'cly ilci ulcd, lor 
 
 aiul broken to be 
 The poor I'micc Hcieij I'l 
 
 ipeii lo icurc to J;; ;";'■"•" 
 
 MoiiiraiiK; aiul 
 
 nif.t that he clufe 
 c his letieat with 
 tcil .Annv. Kcii\is 
 h the clTeifl of his 
 vastii auii.l heiiig 
 
 ./', lor the report 
 t of I / "■' wi:h his 
 
 wuh his I-.nciuies 
 1) tills llielter, we 
 
 hr. rtpolc, while 
 lis Conipaiiiiiis, 
 and 
 
 iKip.XIV The Ci\^tl and Moral Htllvryoj the S^x\\\[\\ VVdl-lncijc,';. 7>; 
 
 an.! fie tlmr r.itri. Wt mull know, tlwi niter the n- liy rrniliiii; over ■ Vitt-Rm iii|m ilie <, niiiiy j .-in-t «f 
 
 i|!ot Chi. 
 l-y ilio f/i 
 
 when /./'/'I.I (the l. 
 
 ./< 
 
 '/ N</ <a» It Ileal 
 
 « uisil jikI peO|'leil, l'i\i 
 
 ,., I', 
 
 1. I .< 
 
 hisl'iitn.l ami I'artiiei (/i«i;;.» liovcrnor of th.it I'm- 
 V line. Hill all'n bee.ltile he hiil been an aetnc M.i" in 
 111' ;■ //i/',i/. C.'onijiiert, t\[v\ one 1 1 ilii Inll Difoveier. 
 ol. , m .iiii'iil.i.itioii ol linSeivi I", ilie I'.nii eir.r liiaile 
 li.iii Marll aji/t /'- u, amlpiii' Inni Authi iity to loinjiiei 
 ; • Mile- loi hllilleir, hec.iiirii'i ulieie /'i,/)/ //.s C"" 
 I [Hells niileil. As tor /'/;"" hiiiilelf, the mi.iur aiillolls 
 lie li.i.l peif hiiil inailc hllil .;/i//.ii;n;'H Snpuiinii ; but 
 he alii) now piowiiil! |;tear, the nth' r \\x, > onleiiueiul 
 |( il'ii's ot h 111, .!!> all anili|lloiis.i|pirin«. Men iile to bu 
 it one nio'lm. An. I iniiiy Uilpiites ami (inairtls 
 ( iK'il Ivtwe' n ili' in, when at lilt iU^ni'", to r.J III' 
 iiaii.ls <,l fiich a ■lani'inuii Kiv.il III a lair and an ho- 
 iioiiral I'.' wav. lent Inn imo (' / to coupler, or to 
 i','i\er 1, or lonicth iii; of iliat nitnre, 3^ the pietciiee 
 WIS ; I lit till- tine ililirn wa«, thai he iiiii<ht be ktiiukd 
 I ill lie.i.l iline. 1 lowever, .;.i/i. • niailciiol'einpjeol 
 p'Uii.'., .ind in tli.r C^iintrv Iv' It.iid till the time tli.it 
 ihelii.a I/: I WIS liiiaily routed, and lore .1 tip into the 
 MoiiiiM lis. Bill ilii"! he li.i I eiiiHinli c.f < I ./., and 
 nil 1:11.1 it did iiot aiil'iiei his exniClatmns. he iiiarth'J 
 I'.i.k i;. ID /'■■//, .111,1 iiiiic iliiii'lly to I . ( '. Ihisplace 
 he preiiiided a Kii/lu lo the (Jnirniiieiit of, iiiid woiid 
 I loidiiipiy have uiter'd i. fneli, hut h is iipi'os'd liy 
 /■.■(./■«./. I'l'; MO, who waipli, il 111 that .Siatu.iti by 
 lis Hi. ilier, aiul wmid not lelip.n it v.i'huiit Drders 
 1 .trmn hiiti. liir .Imrt. < found a way to t^i-t into the 
 C'liy 111 til.' Ni-ht time, and liirpri/iin; the two I'lr/^'- 
 ' '» iliat weir iliore, he cUpi them hoili up m Pnl'oii, 
 and the next Day male h iiifelf be priHlaini'd Cioviriior, 
 a .oidiiy lo ill! Imperial Coinirillioii. By as pood a 
 truk he allufeizd ./. :.-i..i</', another .'i;'.)»'///'G'iiinian- 
 der, who w.'.-, i.imiiig towatds liliu with f mie burccs, 
 and th.it lor m) pe.od as he lealonably niiapin'd j and 
 ii'W he J.onled it in fi//i-» .nt a violent rate, and threat 
 lie, I /''';; i'/''j l-'arty niolk biturly. But Ini'.t.i", and 
 oiii- ol ilie /'j'^.i'..',, that la> tluK in I'riloii, by making 
 nil it .1 i;. I'deii Key, (whuh will opiii moll I ocks in 
 tile World) t/'/l '-lilt, aii,l ranie lo the (Jeiieral /'/';,iMr, 
 and aeqii.liiited hiiii with all ,' iiiv^,i\ procerdmus, 
 . At this he nailier'd a eonlidrrable IVidy of Men, dclipii- 
 •"•111)' to mat hand drive him oir of i'///.v, but by theMe- 
 nf« 'Iiat on (I loiiie, the Matter was f i fiir tonipromizd, 
 
 that boili I'arties ap.reed to iiieet and Icttle the I'nint.s in 
 dill ii'e between them, in a fair an I aiiiicibleCoiite- 
 lenje. N'oivMthHaiulii g this Coiirra-I, /'i;«i'(i dilposd 
 a Company ol Men, in a lomenieni place by the way, 
 to iini.ler //.'i>'.'?'(i as he palVd along, but he li.aMiip 
 tinv'ly notice of it avoided the daiu>er. I'i-^in'i and 
 he li.ivin); met torcthei, the illne of it was that they 
 weie rtv.iiieilM, an 1 1'roniiles and Oadu p.ifs'd on both 
 ( i,M\ .!> (i.lesici bill 1 the lln;»iin that was made. Hut winch of 
 the two wai p. r|in d liilt, is as iiiiccrt.iin as 'tis oTtiin 
 iliaf one of tliem was I'l, fir "tw.is not long bef-re all 
 thele Sa,'red Tics were hiokcii. and the Kceoiieiliation 
 liepenera'cd imo the Hcr,-eil F.iiinitN, and the enmity 
 Illne, 1 in a Bloodv W.ir, wlii.'h cont'oimdiil all the Atliiir, 
 of tile (-oii:itrv. 'Twas ./.'//Mpi's hard I'.ite to Ic taken 
 Puloner in ih s War, and f'/'-.i"" n-i Inoner had him in 
 his Clutches, but he, Sentence' I him to De.itli ; and thai 
 Sciiienie, no Iirer.ellion, no I'kM.ling nor Appeal, was 
 , (■ni.c'-iF. - able to Keverle. So he was,Straiigled, and l-'ciintidil'l- 
 '■■■'' ' ^<ioo fciit over mo Spulii wiili the I'rocefs. lint tho' 
 
 /l'>iny,j hiinlelf was liead, yet he had a .Son tliar (til! 
 liv'd t ) be a pLigiie to the lamil' of the /'/'-i>iii'.'. Th.s 
 'S'liiii'; Man, and fome of his Friends, quick Iv weiif to 
 I'liMtin^ai.i.aiMlt /'i:r,i'i", but he looking iipo i Ins .jwn 
 I'owcr and (iieaciicfs, delpis'd buh rriHiiiR l-i,,'mies a', 
 he ihoeglir thcni to be, and tliat ncplect ofthcniioit 
 J .^ ^ _^ j^ hini his i ife, for they niurder'd him in his own Houfe, 
 I,,!. toijcthcr with Ins half Brother Mmtiti </.• A'cvirnrr. ; 
 
 how Ins four oivn nrothers were difpos'dof, we ihall hear 
 by an 1 by. I'.':^.i"« being dead, the yoniig /< '/"'i;'/' iii- 
 v.ided the Govminienr. making all Swear to him, and 
 •icbng all the Arbitrary Tyrannical Pans that Power and 
 Kevenpe joiii',1 top'-'thcr are wont to do. But thele 
 I'or.iiy Days did m't lall long with hiin, and as the relt 
 ol the Men of lifiirping and Ambitions Principles had 
 fome or oilier to pull lii.'m down, fo was he lliortly alier 
 himiblcd by V.ixr di (•■■', , whom the Emperor lent 
 , r^ X f™i" "^piin to put an end to thole Broils. /Ihihvnf 'ih 
 -".'•k,:l, J. true fought One Battel torhisl.ilc, but he had briter 
 have died bravily in the bii Id, for mi'.kinp his eleape 
 t )(,■/(,,(', he WIS ihere hetr.iy'd bv .i Friend, and lent to 
 ('■,'''■■, wlKicur otf his Head. Aii,l now the I'mpemr 
 ciioiii'ht lit t > I revcnt all future CretenlioiK of any Pre- 
 tender.-, ati'l to p.ii an end to all Uroil^ and Uiflcrcnccs, 
 
 the riiiieliiiie a t'ld'luk liiiire, I 
 
 Lit II. I ilie /' !■• 
 
 Illoiid lia\c till II lildiy, aiulbc no lonpcr tnatid .11 
 
 lXig.i and S:ivi"i by ihc >, i 
 
 «. 
 
 I r.'.. , who ni.iiiii'cd i| 
 
 Iha Vut-Roy w» ^ ' 
 with lu.h a , K.I 
 
 levtrny, ili.it he pu; the Counoy iiiti, ;i l,;,i,prif ; nnil 
 
 the \,'. i«„r .//, \v!lo li.iil III I II Id ling ns'd to ill I'nticf 
 
 I 1. iniio fnclV, rin.l lo TvMiiMi'ciner the </./.,/ i:itlio. 
 
 i I'll ami, I 111 d not didiie the iliair l<eius of l,n (Jo- 
 
 leriiiiieiit, but f ok ii) Anns .lo'l 1 i "keout into a He- 
 
 licKi'iii. 'Mity ihok (./(//.;' , ■ ilieii C.ipt.im, and 
 
 iiiiitiinati'd hiin Pro uraior lieiicral of the l\ m ..>. I'm- 
 
 villies, h.iviiin none but lllili no'.v to tuilt to for tl. 
 
 Mead ot a iiiiiiinom laClioii ; for belides ih.u V c: \ .,/ 
 
 C'.f///o feiiiiil to be a Man of more I.i \.il riiiiciplis, he 
 
 vvasoutiifat.apa ity of aCtinp at that time, bung ma.le 
 
 a tlofc I'lifiiiicr I y tin. rigoiuii. Vne-Koy /;. • ,,, .\,i,. 
 
 1..-^ /-".'//I, The An iiiolities .igaiiilt the Vu ,Hi,y en- 
 
 ercaling, he was fiiz'.l and put iindei Ci.i linciiitnt, liit 
 
 had the go, III I'mtiine to iiiect v i:li iiiii Iri ml ',iinon'i|l 
 
 fo many l-rieniiesj who relloi'd liini to li, ,i inv. .\V'.' 
 
 lei this he gaiher'd aiiAimy. ai.Jtritd liir the (.(iveui- 
 
 I nieiit ot the ///.//'ej v;itli (.'./(/-no ]'',,-:•• , b'.it he was w, rf 
 
 I lie.l, andtakeii Pril.iiier, and killMb. aiiOni c of J'/- 
 
 I'^i.'.'s, 111 reveiigi of his Broiher.' diath, wli. ii. rtctu- 
 
 .tioiicr he hi.d been. - i 
 
 lo eompole llicle troublefoiiie .Ari'airs, il.-.. I irpi-rnr 
 
 ifeiit .jver (..i/i.<, anOfti.er of gri,it Policy and I'.xpr- 
 
 rirnee, who o er anie ."'<■• " in a retlVft,-!, toi,l, hi.. 
 
 I Head, and ilie Heads id' his ,li.ef .'llicr. iits and 
 
 broupht till' Country into U'tter order } he i.i.d ,Ik' ; ., 
 
 Ji.wiiit a pan of liiiir heavy IViiilens of Tubete, .,ii.:''- 
 
 gave tlKiii fome telt lioiii ilic Cruelties cf the S..»,ir.'iti,^' 
 
 who betote hunt, il llitiii like Dogs. 
 
 j And tins we he the end . f all the liiii Dil.xverers 
 
 an I Coiiipitrori of this Cc.i.iitty, .//«•!;., /■.., ,. mi.l 
 
 I his Breihren ; thcv all ,'aine to vio'ciit Dc.iths, ,ind there 
 
 I w.is II' t a Man of that con,) my whom Jultice did not 
 
 I hiid (lilt in feme reiel's (.r oilier, and by \ I'lnllinf I'et a 
 
 inark upon. And if .Marnr,. be wed . , iil!,;^'^!. 'twill 
 
 |a[i|ear iliai thr* recoiip.iice was net iimlnervd as to 
 
 ' cMiy one of them ; and lii miirli M' ..Ig' ind B.oo.l, 
 
 I l'cr|iir\ and Treaclury, Iii|ii(lice and \',oleiKe a« they 
 
 , were guilty ot', was but (ultly revenged m the lreakit,g 
 
 of them and their Families. 
 
 We iimll return now to th'- Inta A;.". . uiu.iu wc 
 
 left in a li cure Place upon ilieMoniriins, wlitrc he liv'd 
 
 during tliileCoiitnlioiis, much iu..ire iji'utlv aiil haj-pily 
 
 lih.iii he cou'd have done in his Impcri,-.! City of L:iJ.i: 
 
 III i!it mean ti nc tlia' t'lat Item Vice Roy .S«i/ .f:; m.a- 
 
 , nagd things in the Country with fo iiuicli fverity, ther.' 
 
 [were (oiiie of the SYi'/i.ro.,'., , iliar to a. old falling into 
 
 I Ins hands, lied to the Inca in the M iiiitains, wliutook 
 
 |tluiii into li '^ Protecti"!!, a'ld dealt kinJly w.di llieni. 
 
 i Anvinglt ( theis titere u is > re i/i,- /' ,, iiiv in wc 
 
 will name tir die extranrdirai,; c i nt In.) In o'eiice and 
 
 IiigiMtitiid.' 10 his Benefii.;'ror. I'liis Mantlie In. i trcut- 
 
 I I'd very f iiiii!i.irly, aii.l iis.l to plav it \)o\\\s with liiiii , 
 
 j but oiu Day, as they \verc at th.i; I'port, ('■."'/•; ,'wl;o 
 
 j was a choleiick luuglny hel,o ' j in ilie h.-at of his plav 
 
 , was fo far traiilp,'rie,l al'.iiit the little iiiecties aiiJ 
 
 I piiiirtilui's of It. that he foteot all goo.l .\l.iriiers and 
 
 ' Refpcct, and talk! t.i the Pi nice as if he had been i 
 
 Slave, or l()me ver'. bale ,ind vul^ir Peifjii. At which 
 
 I the Inca (vvliolo fpirit was not lunk with hit bortune, 
 
 I nor his Majilty grown roliu'easnorio relent an Alironi) 
 
 With his hit g.ivc him a good l()mid blow on the brealt, 
 
 i bur the cnragd Sf.ini . .1 repaid it again with a motirn- 
 
 1 t'ul Interelt, for raking up one of the Bowls, he iliing it 
 
 ! at the In a, and Itriking him upon the Head, kiU'd him 
 
 ^lead upon the fpor. d he I'i'. .', ci'.i/ Ko' les, and the 
 
 ] Ciuard that were by, prefently let upon i^i-v .nii! the 
 
 j .s'/i.iiii.ii./', who retired ini.i the Houfe n defend iheiu- 
 
 ; lelves there, but they lired them out, and benip all like 
 
 f I many buries, in fpite of all Arms and Oppolition they 
 
 beat and cut them to pieces. Their rage i,iiifo hii^h. 
 
 that they delign'd at firll to cat the raw llelh id'th': i}.:- 
 
 >:i.-.>,ls, to lliew how much iliev rcfennd the horrible 
 
 F.lit, but (whether they were afraid ol being mleded 
 
 by it or no, ov whatever was the caufe) they did n; t do 
 
 ^ |i), b'.i expos d it for Food lo lavenfjiis Birds and liealis. 
 
 I The Inca M.mcs left two Sons, one the Inca Vri ./ I'up.ic, 
 
 I which c,intiinied in the Mountains too, till ',he \''ice-Roy J''''' 
 
 I M.'hl- I pel beaded him to coine in .ind luncivicr liiin- ' ' 
 
 jlelf ; this he w,is brought to by 'he Policies of fome 
 
 Ithat were about hmi, and whcthci he liied b\ any .^;'./- 
 
 ' '//'.' treachery or no we can't lay. Only this is clear of 
 
 ' him, that he liv'd at '/'/e.. fome time, and was baptiz'J 
 
 there, and from thciiec he wciir to the V^illey of }//.■./>, 
 
 where be tontiniicJ three Year.--, and then died. The 
 
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 HtKl fioi ihf liult ii'ilU or iiir w.k (u.iril nnn'ti'll 
 
 J' I" iilier Son of Afiic* wts the liM t'Mf(w Am.uu 
 
 """ ■'■"" ilw;-- f> Iri'r ill the r.iim- inoumuimii* <'l.un ili.it in 
 
 F*iliri ,if.d IWotlifl hid <t"ii., Tlv next Vi i-Kns|lllriti In j wg:!, In il.nl « th r,ll itic n>nij« l..' f tv 
 f''.f/'. /.u I' r ■■■.!', h.1'1 a vrrv ku-« ilclirc fo hfiiig ilii» , 4n.| (;rcatm-H o» MiikI that cm.) wc'l K' in,i«k«M, .iinl 
 I'l.iuv iIc'V'i, I'lrmithc M'lii i.uiK, aiul to pet liim iiiioj Kli ilio V/ •" > ,!■ \n ,i, ntiJi w,,fi.lr' it hl^ .liUMi'', iii 
 
 (ha 
 
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 III! I lll'l, 
 
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 P I I ID.' 
 
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 . own P.-dPic wofi' ID Uitfow »nr thf iif> ot hi" 
 
 flic lilonilv Vuc-Koy ilul tii>iU;p ti rr, hm (>"•'!' . ,..,, 
 
 I .ill till- triii.tirula* oi' tl'i Knmilv , Iv <,iri i .1 »: i ni !>.'*•'>'►' 
 'iO|i.-,[., ri k lv>'iicC..iiliu.i.mi.uf i.iltliiii, iroiii wUuli 
 
 . \ -I f.n ihiy .*.| '.lirni, tlut 
 
 11, tin 111. i'»i)i thi' li.iT Uli..,|, lilt ^on« rti >,',f« I .. 
 I'V l.i.ai.oi Wonmi ol tli- Kny^t. H>ii iV, !<iil i!i*mj 
 th'-iii to Ilk- utno puiiiihitii'i) s Willi ilir nlt. Only iio 
 w,i» iliipi .(i 10 ilic point v\ Ixc.iiiinn, |.y 1 he o" tra- 
 gi. ■!« I xc',iMuti..in ol ih. II M.KhiTs. utui ir.i.lc I'.cli 
 .ifiiiil'lc iiiiiio, (,iiul iiiiii|'li.i It Willi ihi' .iiivn;i» ro I 
 Ihit the \i,i K..y \VH :iti.iul to Ihul incir Hlnr (J 
 H'lWiMT, hcl'Hnilh.l.i<miiiy .i> ho um .llichi ol, (unu- {•*• '">■< 
 io<;/.,//. loint., \i-., ,-., .vhiiH t(j the lll.i;il.; .111.1. in|l,','i,."',;' 
 iMoti, lent iheiii nil tj Ipciul ilie ieii\.iiii!(«»s i<i 111 iiiihjt- 
 tuiute I lit, \\ P,irii. r.ir ci.oi -.'Ji ir.:.iii t'i. tr Nunc 
 C'liitiy. A« Ini 'hofc lit' the h'kd.l Kiiy.ll (the I'lTi; 
 iiimiixil R.ueiit ihrliua'«* he innhnM il i them fu 
 thcC«o I \.m;', t" live 1114 l.irt "I mil. iiili:e K» Ic 
 'lieif HnJ topciher w ththein. thi Son in.l uvoD.ii rIi- 
 
 icjol'ihe umr.h t'll In'i luetic .hi ,, the iMilt il 
 
 vhiji w.nnot im V.,ii» oKI THi Ara.lilhop of lh.it 
 I'.'ire. (Hit ri( C'tv, t-.'-k il.c Duiiyi.hici k. Itu'iI her I'p. 
 fh'i' iiiic Wdiul li:i\r ill' iiiiht ^il Ins (irair I .ij taken but 
 <Ji'e) 11 lh(,ii'il have lictn more ilintit t.t Imn ioh.»\e 
 iholcn oru-<jt till' Son" i liit (iol .•M 1 iKliiy u\.k ear-r 
 ol them, aii.l ,5 innre of thoCc Rev il lyiles u.thiii 
 two Yens tiiiir, 1(1; they .ill ilieil, ..■oiiiirig rjut i,t 4 lol.l 
 hilly {,oiintiv into the h. t I'Uinv ly the Sea. N. tv ilicrc 
 were but three riinimiiif of the Ho ,ic tf ihc liiea's, 
 and iheic wire r. nun'J from /!<«.• .mil Tent home to 
 thnr iiwn Hrniles where they li\ il but a little whiK , 
 licin^; qniic overwhelm . I wiili thin own 111 h ties an. I 
 
 , H.r i.l'eic 
 
 l.'K.'l. 
 
 '\ 
 
 hi« I'.rt.i, l..r he wa« th. nvnt ditiv'k ii.l Kniiiina't | 
 Hri.' I'f the I mpiie, an I tin' %ti->Hi' li h^l liot titre t>i 
 lu>c.iiiy I'erliin ;ilut k.ii.M \v:i ihiitfcll I'.i' left 111 Be- 
 in*. I T till* eiul the* tol.l th. Vue-Koy 1 pelt itu- . _ ,.. 
 
 ri' .Sti fu« of hliii, that lii» .Men r.il>.''J the Metehans jhe tmnhi i.ivea ii r prttiiif tor liifir I ifi'tpuni. 
 Aii.l hvM l'> Vi ilinv. an.i LVpte.lations an.l ■ iiM | In- ili.l ,l..i (pare tlie Al ' 
 rnine il I I'rntntiy llicrc;il>cii •. ; .ill uhieli » n in mill 
 It.lti' the Viie-Kiiy to te^ii I nil ilnwii '> lii.e, an.l 
 t.. Iciee him a> lluv I1.1.I U.i .1 his I'n le .(f • ./■/!, 
 The I'tiii.e li.i.l alle.ulv wiiliil.i.i.l .ill the tait and i(en 
 lie nie'lM.''' nf I'eilw iiion an.l I'mmile. he won il not be 
 '.Mx'.l anil ri.wet'.l ini.> Sn.iies, n.ir i. Iij^ii hiMilelf info 
 llie lian.U of Mm, (vho lia.l 1 -it. tul ilie.t 'riiih li) 1 f ■ 
 III! ili.aily in their DciIi'mn wr.li tliofe of hn FamiK. 
 \:\ I 111 thisRel.iliitioii he imr red the l-xaniples (.f hi* 
 F.ither.M'' ', x^h.. v.oi«'il iii\ef lie emi.c.l I'V the .S/m- 
 M.ii.M, ih.i' his Urothir (.is wa« fai.l befoie; ilul .hut j 
 I'lit he w.tHveiy xouni;, an.l hi% Yearn rxeisM hn W'-ak- 
 iitfi. V) that the Vi.e tv>y, "ho (UtcrniniM 'o hive 
 hull uhitcecrit .-oil. feiitoii! :^cMen, iimleriheC. 111- 
 luan.liif >'/!.t;« (;,,uii / ></.i, toheatahoni ih'-feMr.un- 
 tatni, an.l fear.h nut the Inea. And they h.i.l mikh 
 tv.liet «i.ik of it iinw iliaii thcv wood ha\e I1.1 1 in the 
 liKiTiTj ;'H/'ii'st me, for ihe roifth WavH wm plund, 
 iii.i ilie n.iii.iw rallV,, opeiiM in many p|awe«, I ) whuh 
 Mnan^ the './' o i.t.../ had nn pte.if diffi-nltv tu hiiJ rnit 
 tluirlianie Ihelnra, whn.mi'd nf (fifen.l himfelt' 
 I. 'rip li ini iluiii (they purfne.l Innifo clol'el),' .m.l kriow- 
 11; Il mil If •'.iiliv of no crime, yielilril tn the'i), witli 
 hi. Wife, Dauyliifr and two Sons, expeiliii)? rhat the 
 V'lr R.y vsoiiM ha. e dealt iv . worl'e with hnn at lead) 
 th.iii he had d^ne with his Rrr.iher. But lliepnor Piinee 
 v^a-; in'U nnfet.illy Jeteiv'd, .i Proerls was form'd a- 
 liiirilt I. nil, and he irn.lemnd to Infc hiiHead, J. a 
 
 I i-..>tcir .leainll 'he .M.i|eHy ot JV ;/<;itheSc ntid, King .thole .it their F.iiinh. Ihiis they all., went aivav alter 
 fif '>iiit, ai.d I iiipeior ol Ih" New World. In thi? the tell, out nt the reach of the perfeemmp Vfinii.-'/. 
 niamifi w is his tJnie prii>.laimd, and the Cliarfje nia- |Ono i ." thele thrte lall was the (iraiiillon . *" the i>reat Hie mI» 
 ii.'.i;'danaiiill him. which had been much truer if it had ; "«.i>»./i t\;; .1 , and he Icti a .Son Inlnnd him, tin ore J 
 h(.en iincrte.l, I'lie In<;a hrarinp his .Sentenre leem'd and rnly TCiii3inin(J I'raii h ot the Imperial St. . k, and 
 1 . c much conern'd ; he fiul ihc Vice-Roy miRlit h.ivc th-- undoubted Heir of the Crown. I Ins Prime ihiy H,i..ih.tf„ 
 lent him into s/..ii« to the Kinr. w hii h woird have hcen \vcre jealous of while he (laid in the /../;>', and there- irrViinn ..' 
 as BQi.d a Security to him as his Death ; hut that there , hire he was orjer'd to remove into SpAin, w here a ''''^"• 
 '. IS no great need for the .V/iduMirf/ to be afraid of hi? i Princely !*-<iuipagc an.l Allowanre was proiins'd hini. 
 .^1115, lor his Father M.tMC', with aaooon Men, cou'J jSo hcqiiittc.l his private 1 ands and Inheritance in/'">i,, 
 'i.iii'h biat tor '//ini,!.,/! I'lii of Ci'/e, and they were | to f ome and live upon the Kind's J'uiinty in V'li', 
 Kli able to do It now than they were then. The Prieds j where, in Ihnrt, his P.ilae was a Moiialh rv, and h's 
 and h'tiars wercfent to prepare him ; that 13, tolndruia Courtiers aiil Attendants a parcel of Pulald Monks and 
 h.m f V Baptilm, sshi. h he was not unsvillinf} to receive. Friars, and hn Ktvciines a lorry pii;aiv e jiraiirrd 'lit ' 1' 
 b';..itil' he remcmbct'd (he laid) the words ot his Grand- I the Corittailat.on-Hnufe at .5c:-.'. T)ii4 bale dcalii.;; 
 father .'iH. I'M Ci/iT, that the (jhiiftians fliou'd br'ng a I broke the poor I't.nce's heart, and he died at //../iVi ./,- 
 1 aw I ettcr than theirs. This Sentence was fo contrary ! Il-nn> r, wlnrc he was Unit up ; he ha. I a Son svhieh di- 
 tuall H imanity an.l Jiillice, and fo horrible a re(le.ifion e.l in his Inriii y, aiivl lii the pour Revenue went back 
 uponthe Kinp, of V''> '''*' 'he" Sp/ini.iul< theinlcivec ajiain to tlie Crown, and the Race of the Inca's was 
 di.i not think 'uvou'd have been exeemed, but only jq'ntc cx'iiirt. lint wc arc not to toriict the Viee-Kov, 
 i.li.iUn'd tlie Vi;e-Roy intended, by fii h a formality, 'the Aiuhor of all this mifchicf and eonfulion. Ilii. 
 t'l icrrily the Inca, or had fime other fiich dclijjii. ] Min havirji fcrap'd t0i;ither a prodn'ovs heap of Trea- 
 llowcser, to the amazcinciit of all People, prcpara- ! f.irc, wint I a. k into.V^nw; reia ".I, ris probable, fo: 
 tiers svtTC made fir his I.xccution, and a VaHMd | his ^nleManaccinents of Aflairs. When he i:ainc home, vic-Hi,,', 
 erected in the great Street ol <.'"/'•, to whi.dl the iinfor- [ he went to Court to kils the King', hand, but the Kmp u.ijuto 
 iiirate Prince svas brought in the inolf ignominious 'f'us'd hini that honour, and b.d hnn (jet home to his 
 lie wai let upon a Mule, with a Hoefe, rellinghim hedi.lnnt fcn.l hini into/'fn rn mur- 
 
 drr Kinps, but to ferve Kings. And a. great Courtiers, 
 \shcn once they beiiui to tundile, do fall apace, fo this 
 Difprace was prefently followed with another, h.r the 
 Cirarid Council ot the huliti having rereiv'd Informa- 
 tions againd him, they order'il all his Trealures ro be 
 Arrelled. 1 his broke the wretches Heart, and in two 
 <lays time fcnt him away to infwer for all the inriucctiL 
 Blood he hacl Oicd. And l.m i.t, the Tool he had made 
 ulc of to drive Tuprr /Ima u out of ihe Moeriai;].-. 
 the Uog that hunted rhat Iiincceiu Prince inro the tatal 
 Snare, (rho' liir an a^giaiationnf the crime, he h id mar- 
 neil that Prince's Hrothers I )au!;hter) lie tainc to an end 
 fonicihing worfe than his Maft.r. He was lent General '■ 
 into Chili, where the bohl and brave /i'l-Mcnin ha\ int; kt 
 their Spies upon him, took an opporrunity to fall upon 
 hnn, which they d.d with fuch fucccf'., that he .-.mi all 
 \wiSfminiiii wtie Sacntic'd t.i their l.iry. 
 
 And row it falls incourle f t us fo look a litile into 
 the Affairs of the ?/i/-«Mirfi in that Coiin:r\ ; with which, 
 and lone few Remarks, wc Ihall eoiitl'.ide the Hiltory 
 of this one moll flov.riihmg Empire. 
 The firft yfrtL.oi'rf that look'd iiso this Country. in,,:(..,i-- 
 
 Sf<MI.I <|. 
 
 I. mi't 17 
 
 t. .Ill 
 |i,i , .11.- 
 .'■ "'t^ii ,1, 
 
 Bo.islnin a faOimn in the World. 
 
 (rVnTMil' Rope about hisNeck, and his Hands tied ; in the mean 
 :V- <; rt IJ. while a Man went before him, proclaiming him Tray- 
 tor and Rebel. He not undcrllanding .V/i.!)!!/)', ask'd the 
 Knars that were with him, what that IVlan that svent be- 
 fore him I ltd? And they told hiin that he proJaim'd 
 hini a:i ^Iticn, that is, a Tiaytor. With that he eall'd 
 the FelV.w to him, and fpoke to this purpofe, ' .Say not 
 ' fo, fays he, for thou knoweft it \\> 1 I. ye, and 1 never 
 ' til ninlit 01 pr.nifis'd I're.tfoii m my Life, Init lav that I 
 '' d - fiinhe Vice Roys.Satisfa.ilion, ami I eraufe 'tis his 
 ' Ple.ifiire I lliniilil do lo ; iKit for any faults committed 
 * apuinll hi'rior the Kii-.ij, an.i I app.-al to Pnchcini^- 
 ' that w lilt I l.iy IS true. Th.? miihit'iile fo|^^w'd him 
 to the Scaffold with bitter cries and lainenfations, and 
 there being no Irfs (Ijy moderate cflimati"ii) than 
 ^n- oo.:i IVopIc pafher'J together , they were afraid of 
 frnre Tniiuilt, and fo made all the haftc thiy coi'd to 
 ii'ount the nnhappy Piinee u on the Tragi, al Stage. 
 When he was there, the Priellb'pray'd him to lilcnce the 
 el rnours .in.l c ur- riei of the People, which he .lid with 
 a very tT .' comp'. i'd and majellick gr.icc ; he ftrctrh'd 
 out his At ;. With I 1'. Hand open, and laid it on his tar, I 
 
 
 D.-..th 
 
 and from i, nee by degrees let it fall to his I'high, up- j order to a Difcinvery, wat .ihnrinr, whcfc .Army was "-■" '' 
 •'•' wbi.;h uiimcdiatcly fol!ow'd fo profound a Silence. I moft nuferably harrals'd in hii niarcli hither ; for the ''"^■''' 
 
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 wi\ hi.iril mii<''TH 
 II the rrmi't t' ■' !• I- 
 I I'c iniiKin'.l. ■>«•' 
 ,11 hn .'•■(iMC J' 
 !• mft ot hi"i I'm: s ,, «,, 
 
 \.' t.ifM ■< '!.iill |>. H.>>i k.|<i 
 
 tl rin, irum wUuli 
 I I ifiinnii. N,\v, 
 luy 4>l '.luni, itu: 
 
 Soin nt >• t'l I . 
 l.v tV, !Mii'.S"frnl 
 
 tin- ivll. I'nlV lio 
 Mill", ly till' oi'frj- 
 ■s, ullu IP iilc I' ' li 
 itii ihi itn n;"- 'o 1 
 
 lliiil tnirr I'll™ (I 
 lOtKlliflii ol. loim- •'•' '""' 
 
 • I.I 1 I 1 f II. r"!' 4 
 
 111' lll.i;il. ; .iii'l, in |„, III-. I,,. 
 .iiiiIms uI I'i iililot- 
 1 irotu I'l.ir Nni\c 
 (ul Kiy.il (the ; iri: 
 hiiM (' t' tlii'iii tu 
 111 riuliia^'.i' H» Ic 
 Snii fliii! lwol).li y,\f 
 i/',iiii, ihc il'lijt it 
 c Anlilillup of thill 
 itci 111 l-ni'il tier "p, 
 irici li.iJ taken but 
 iiu tor Iniu to ha\i- 
 All itthty lOiik CUT''. 
 0^ ll l-ni'if*, (Mthill 
 oniing out ul i loM 
 ilii'Sia. Nv»vtlicrc 
 Ho lie <f the liita'*, 
 J." ami fiiit hnnic lo 
 il but i littli w hill I 
 It iiwii 111 il rii*, atiil 
 illtn unit .ii\»v iitiir 
 iirfi-cutinf! V' I'l iii''<. 
 iraiiilliin i •' ili<' threat li'c j'I' 
 
 u ihihI hini, iiii' ore |';';.;;' "■• 
 
 lMi|ir;.il Stn k, niiJ 
 il. I Ins FriiM' tiny a, i.ihtf-i 
 the luilit', .trill thrro-iimimii .' 
 into Spniii, where a ''""'■ 
 ' WIS proiiii'i'il hini, 
 
 "nhiritanie in I'riii, 
 y\ Piuiinty in Wit., 
 I Moi«((. rv, .«nJ h^s 
 4 ruJ.iMMoiik'istid 
 ii;.iM' e (.'i.iiued "lit 'l' 
 Till, bafc licaliiif; 
 hi' ilicJ at ./..-1 .1 .'• 
 
 h.i'l ii Si."i which lii- 
 r Roviinir went back 
 cc ot the I lira's was 
 
 Ibrijct thi- Viic-Kov, 
 mil eoiifufion. I hi, 
 li!!ovs hcaji of Trca- 
 i'll. 'tis probable, fo: 
 When he i:ainc home, vic.roj , 
 . han'1, but the Kmp Uiijijm, 
 li;m ^;ct home to Ins 
 him into/'fii ro ir.u:- 
 id a'j yrtM Courtiers, 
 Jo full apace, fo this 
 with another, ti.r the 
 PR rcreiv'd Int' rma- 
 ill his Trealurf^ ro be 
 es Hrart, and in two 
 r for all the imiocctii 
 l:c Tool he had made 
 t of the Moitrtaiii'-. 
 I'rince into the btal 
 icerime, he ti id ttiar- 
 ■r) he tame to an end 
 
 He was fcnt General '■'■"';' 
 VT .■imucnii: hai inii li.t 
 lornmity to f.ill upon 
 cccf--, th.li he and ali 
 
 f.iry. 
 
 IS fo look a little into 
 >iinrrv ; with which, 
 
 coiitludc the Hiltory 
 re. 
 
 into this Country, in f„,tc..ir,r-.- 
 f>,', whcfc Army was i"" c>mi 
 I'arJi hither ; f'^r the ■'''*.'-•■ "■' 
 
 (hap. XV. 7hc Cml and Moral Htflory of /^'cNpanilh Wdt-indlcs. 7y7 
 
 th« Amu, (ijt he lad hi. Hg.lekillU under hiiii, and 
 tell iiitu ilieii h.imU uliit . '1 hcfe ./"Jfci »;,; cilil) kiiel\ 
 'h«ii j'litkl lijeii.1 /).r.y,,ii i hr ih.jt hi J rin.idt(J lUir 
 
 v.- .'(1.1 «• 
 I fli|il !•» 
 f.. III'. 
 
 •Ht r 
 
 ill.' 
 
 !•.<■. I. 
 
 f'./Mn (iiiijis that led hiiii jUing brought limi iroUtlw 
 .Snowy Moiini4in«, where tiny were .illlike m Ik- Itatv d 
 
 wilhioM. He went no fanlicr tliiiii the FruMiKe vi . _ .. _ ,„^,, 
 
 Cfi.iff, whuh n till liilliijaiii Land ill (ill, and lioiii |f ,ouiiii j , jnd jiidtrtvuur'J tu ni.ilii SUn, and ValUo 
 tieiiic he return il aj;ain inn d «, I iiiir ^ve,^t^ boili id I'd ilinu. | In y bid lum Mit be ah u.l, bn; plii k up 
 Ins louriiey ,>nd Im bnietiinimeiil twi; and lie went in ' ''•• Siiiriu nnd l>c nietr), fijr ihi y onlv intend d tn ywr 
 Hond nine, liir the teldjiitc C'l/ // were up in Ainu, ainl jnni lii, liijui (;,,M. So ihiy made i in it H.in.jinft'loi '', 
 rn.liaiiiiiritiu Mc'ide ihei^-tiiiii./i round, lotluy mar. Ii ' nun, jud nluu vet I.ii|ih,r he lud it hii Me.lt, ilie l.m '' 
 idotl to Cave (heir Hea.li. I np .ii iK. ,, luhidiin ui .ilUv.e, aCii|> ul l.j'in.d (iuld. 
 
 I'he next tli.ii w<-|ii upon ilin I)eli)'n \va» /'f./'o i/f ; bn .n.k tju ( MitiaUs.isliivli i low t of diaiLiiin , iii,l 
 fli.iii/,1, who eilecled that wlmli /(/;/'» dmlt iHit wli.itnn i: ,,||i|t, m ,„j jj. .,( .i,,,,),,!,,, „ ,,,f^ m Ih iriiji« 
 (bind 111 jiienipt ; vet 'iWiU no iii.iri'tlian li.ilf ilie C'Hin- ' ■'"^k.i./k Iui, ,| it all diiwii, .iiid I iil hiiii hwW (;liit Imii. 
 liy that he iiiiii'iu't'.l, and jlii' pan ton v hi h lud ai • I'll with (lold fh-ri uj. the StiiV'dCM*/ , ,n u 
 knoivled(;e.l ilie Vu rupnty nf the lir.i s i,l>,., bifurt.jw'n lepiaied apiiii' and thai aiii-jnutl .i I'topie t ,ii|» 
 As III till iiiiblelt ,kiid riihili pan, inliabiud by the' > oU .uiit valiant tli.iii ilie /V</i i,i»i weii . 
 //..i«, iKi, he. end i!ii little iliire -, thoh- I'lni le, lofte"- ' , 'Hu' iwxl tli,tt Uii.>.ieJeJ in tlieOlllit of (jeneral in'."- ' 
 lluT wiihihe iiiDll liild, had ,i"o the iimli t.iiiirapt a i hi ; '•'''''', wii /' i/i/.ii- /',//.( f„,i.;,('., svliii t^mikl 
 V.iliiiir lo ,!i itii.l II, U<i'idlnin !o rcveiiEe thii l>ilRtji.e ot 111 
 
 Ilie In isol p,-PM loii'd nei^r lell liov; to iiiiiiia>(e I'ledeevilur lut,tiu,\ Lm hn Aiiiiy v\..> mt 
 tluni, thii' tliey iifien tried tod.ii' ; \ta,lv all a.ionii' . ! I'l'i and all lin Arnlleiy laki/. ; mj thu J .is ,\, 
 
 ilui li.nc ahvavs 111 M It nut inaiiillail ihiivNeiRhbours, iniith ilu wiitli , in that the wliiile llllll^ttl . ■ . ,■ i- 
 nil. I itjser knew ivhit iwas Ij I.e loiiipleailv ii,ni|iicr'd. «""'/', thin in the Couiiiry, was put toi^tttiit lu mak..' 
 M iieii the S/i.iii/ ii.i'i laiiieliilt tipoii ii.e lioidirs of this' up this Aiiny, 
 
 l. iiiitty, ffiii tlie\ d'd nut date to enter m, tlieylintl Aliet ilin the .fr./zicrM weiencsfr ijiiut, nndtlio'fc- 
 iIh Names wnil ' I ha' they \\< v 'hi CI ildreii ot Uod,' *eral eojiliderable Sf.iidjh CillinnUiders lailit u. tedikc 
 ' and II they Hmild not yield ihiiiilelvis to 1 1 InlttncI- ! them, )ettliey ^oiid ne er euniplia'ly do ii, but iliey 
 ■ f.l, ai'd tiovern'd by iliun. they w nd il. jot hre a- "l*-' '-p a^ain as fall as they v.cie ktiuskd dov.n, I'atti i,, 
 ' nMii(;lt iheiii and jl vom tluni. As lor the //'.iti..iM, lul.nly liie Vi.c-Kf, of I'l'i, Meii.l;-, (ent IijSl-ii''"! 
 thi'l niitlid lulievd tin v weie the C liildien ot <iod, '"iih a llri;ii)< .Ami) to tame thtfe tier,., I'eoplg if pndi- 'j''' ' ■" 
 nor that iluy eoii'd lliooi lire aiiioiuill tin in, but yet they tie, and ihu in diveii Battels lie killd 4^'e ci ', -i-'.' " 
 riliilvd liitiv ivheihii they oniM .n no, and liurelore ol iheiii, upainni; the losviis aii.l Foils tins li.ul de- 
 inet them in tile liild, init foii.ihf .1 moll .riiel battel, niolilh'd, >ct before lie m as .j\iue p.ut iiit tt th' Cl.uii 
 in sshiili the> to uid the s/',i),,rt.,/j svcte iu ^ind as their ti) the) weit all i;p in Atii.saRain. belli gim; ji.l lurii- 
 words, aiidioii'.i lli'oi lire And by the. incai... U.i/i/i- inj; ot TosMis, and falliii); iipjii tin \; :/.ni<// sshere- 
 ■.M cotfoine ground in the Ceuniry, b r the lihii/tiii, as '■^'f 'hey loii d li(;ht of tiiem. Tsvjj in //. i). 1599. 
 vahaiii a.stliev \sete, enii il nut tell ssbat to make of, nr 'hat they liirpiu'd the City of i'ltlM:./: with a strondct- 
 iiovv tn ll.ind bifi te thnfc llaminn Melleiipersot Death ; 'ol boldiu'.s. 'I lute eanie down m tie, Moriiiii^ I rtiims 
 
 !f. 
 
 .'iti'i-, 
 
 and thi y Inpan 10 tlimk the Sf.-.nini.i: were lomethniR 
 iiiDte than .nmnion Men at Irall. that lon'd llnke their 
 l.ileniiesdead without .omiini near them. 
 
 I he.V/Mi(, ir./i, w It lie pre.it lXlij;n in eouiinR hither 
 wa> to lean li 0111 tin Ciolil Mims, ijiiii kiy bepan fo try 
 what tluy uoiid yeld, and- iv found them to very 
 ikIi and bituriani, that he ib ' bad leal) 111 the compa- 
 ny had the \aliie of 20000 I'e/.os /.-r .iimuni ; and as 
 for n.-./i ; 1 1 hiiiilelf, he rais'd liisl'rolits to icuoco, Ibtiic 
 (ay I'-o' ' I'e^-n'ii \e,irlv Ineoilie. 
 
 1 he lame of tliele prudi({io>is Ruhes bronnllt the •'*ries liad imclligcnve of ihisgetieial fiipineiu 
 
 about 50c o 111 them, of which ;ci.o sverp HoVfe, : or 
 
 5ftlseiiinarni'd inCjaisof Mail, anilonieof tlutn 
 
 v.ith HarquiLjIIes; all win li were V/-.!.,;/- I'lundei, and 
 
 [lie Spoils of the F..';. The S/.p,-. .., havii.n a little 
 
 I efoiejhis had lomc tonlideiable Su.i-.-fl'i's apaiiUl ihem, 
 
 were i]ui;e intoxuated with then j,»0' d linti lie, and 
 
 grown fo can lels and negligent upon't, iliat avas pi.y 
 
 ahnolt but they Ihoii'd be Uirptiz d ; they bad but tour 
 
 Men in their Cnji ,.'/, Cucid 10 walk the Hounds, ,inj 
 
 the wholi City wa:. allcep. The Wi i-^n-.u. :. who by :iicir •^'"''•<' 
 *■-■•' " - ' • . - ' . ukcthi' t 
 
 i^- »f l4.il.tK 
 
 and ne 
 
 Ve.H'lr tluikintt over lioin v/mi«, lo that now here was 'i':!. e.uuc up to the Town withDut railing .iny Alarm, 
 a ,-iiiilidei.iblcSet'd' iiicnt, and the V/'aM/..rfi took up lix leii d .ind fei iir'd the Gates, and fo n-.atili'd into the 
 ■lllWH^, 1::;. r'i//r .Viff,-, Sr.J^igo, In Cuiuepfnu, /„i j I'lace in .1 full Body. They prcfently bepan feif.t the 
 lihfi'ii.il, /;-,'i"-i;, and /.I IVi/i At^-V.i. The General | Houles adiie, and to i.u: the Tbt ats 
 
 \ .••ti-,-,..* 
 
 -.^1 l^.m> It; 
 
 Uf.J^.in built alio a bolt 111 ilie tnidlt of all iheb I'laii- 
 laihins, sshi li he luiiiilh'd sviili .Soldiers and Drdnanee ; 
 lo that now they leenj'd very lei ute, .^iid fi have made 
 a vj.o.l Hep ii.uvards ilie eniue < ohquell ot the Coun- 
 try, But (ht -I'.iKi.v.i liimii', iinstr.d with the .sc.;. 
 > 11 .1 tome little lime, toiind by many pood proofs that 
 iliey Yveie iMo-'tal Men as well as others, ''tis probable 
 tliiy li.id knock d f line ol' them nth' He.id to make the 
 1 \pennieiii) .iiui tluretoie lelols d ainoiiiilk ihciiilelvrs 
 tli.it ihey woudlehvei ilicii Country trom them, and 
 lime ilu-in all mil ; lor tllefe People, it leinis, werede- 
 leiiiiuid nevii m fiibnut to any thing that wore blelll 
 .itid liluoil, H.ivinp I'.ot an Army ready, and polled 
 with pre.u ptna. y imt tar from the bort, there went <,o 
 fl tliem up to the bort with Ciials and Straw foi the 
 
 of the 'ip.ii:i.t'ili , 
 .irid within the ipa^c of two hours had entirely confiimd 
 the Town, malbKred all the Inhabitants, won and burnt 
 the Foit, and left all in Ruines. They carried otf to the 
 value oil i or jooooo Pezo's, bclidcsall the Artillery of 
 the Fort ; and they had likcwife biitiit all the Ships in 
 the Road, It iiotiee had not been given iliem to be ii[«in 
 their guard, 
 
 b'rom hen. e tin y inarch d asvay to Impfrint and I'H'.f- Tfi' T»«* 
 Ml/-, the former . I' whiih pla.o isa. lo lfr.iitly belieij'd ftj/'j""- 
 by them, that all the inhabitants, except u, svereVa- 
 milh d to death, and thole io ha.! as hard a ta'e, being 
 fore'd to yield to the Mercy of the .r.im.i';;, who wcu'd 
 be lure to have no more Mercy on them th.m Death ,ind 
 Famine h,td on then Countrynicn. And they went on 
 at fuch a rate, that the Affairs of the S'/i.i<,i,i..// quickly 
 
 i\i 
 
 I 
 
 
 t'l, and that wuhoiit the lealt lulpKioii, but the fubtle 
 .1 Aiicvf lud wrapt lip their Weajions in this Horfe- 
 iiieat, (.lubs, Hallierds, Bows and .-Xrrows. As foon as 
 
 V;,;',i,ii./i Hnrli",, wliii li they were permitted to bring began to prow def|ierate, at le.alf they look'd with a ve- 
 ry bad alpeiib in the Years I'r -j .ind 1604 ; I'oi alont 
 this time they had Sack'd and Burnt 6 of the 1 i Cities 
 which the i^i/rwj'.n.u lud in(>''iV;. Ami by thij time alio 
 they were 111 they leiz'd the Garc, and gave the Signal! 'hey were fo improv'd in ihe .Art of War, and grown fo 
 In then Compaiuous, who inarching up prefently, they very politick by ion'.; ['rai'^ilc and bs-pcrience, tiiat they 
 fell upon the V/'ch/.im/i, kill'd them all, and got entire! were ,t very formidable hncniy, coiilidering lii.w niirb 
 pollcliioii of the Fort. The News of this attempt eo- 1 Valour and Courapo they had to mi.y with that Policy 
 miii'.^ to n«../i'i;VT at the Town of Conccpiun, he let out 'and Skill. Manv detachmcms were in.ade out oftlie Ar- 
 [lelently Willi .loo or -jciO Horle, to ehallizc thefc bold | my in i'ciu for this Ci.-iti Affair, but thofe 'hat once tame 
 and ilaiinp W..iw •;!■). ihu they did not put him to the Ihcre, I'eldom vvcnt backagahi to /',i;;. All the V; i-.m/.i',- 
 ' ' ■' ' look'd upon it , IS defpcrate Service, aii.l re. bend thcm- 
 
 felves as a fort i.i forlorn Hope niark'd o'lt fi>r De 
 
 1 
 
 '-' I 
 
 I 1 
 
 ■1 (,/...; 
 V '"'.iro 
 
 truiible ot luokiii;.; alicr iIk-ih loie.^, tor they were iipoi 
 ilie march to look liiiii : and'iwaj Ins unhappy late to 
 meet -licm upon a lari;e open Plain, where they had ad- 
 vantages to hirrouiid hiui, '1 licie's no v.;. d ro fay that 
 ' they foiit;lit ; both I'artics came with a full delipii to do 
 it, and they did 11 with a seiiyeairje. '1 he nlult was, 
 that the .ic, iiiij had a loinpleai demoiiltt.ition of the 
 Abirtaliiy of the Sy.Diii-.nli, for the gre.itcll pait of them 
 wcr-' kill'd upon the fpot, .ind the relt ow'd elicit Lives 
 to the poodiiefs of ilieir Horle.',, tli.it carried ilictn apa.:c 
 out of the Blood; lield, and the reach ef tlio tevcngc- 
 'ul ./.(^H ii'i.'. But Ol,.: .//: wii the mutt unhappy of .ill 
 
 Itruiflion. 
 
 The bill pl.-.ces we have Accounts of their takint;, o/>"- im! 
 w-ere thcCuies of o/om.o and l'JU'i.<, which tlicy ibJ ''^ '•""■'"• 
 with a horrible Uaugiitcr of the X;vi>..',i,,/j, breaking of^lj,^'/,, 
 Images, and lii.np of Churchcj .ind Hoefc, putting 
 even all the Frars and Religious Men to tf.e Sv.ord as 
 well as the Soldiers, and leading the Nun^ and O'.hct 
 Women away iiiio Captivity, bi a woid, they bcLatr.e 
 fo good.Soldicr.;, Ijv'Jtheii cwn Liberlics i'and bated the 
 Sp.in!Jh\v\Q, iblieartily, that the Sp.ini.iJi cou'd never 
 P p F F P b« 
 

 
 7^8 7 he CkihnflMoralHi/iorv of the SpginiihWch^indicsi i ib. V. I Cha 
 
 -' 
 
 n^ 
 
 
 % 
 
 be tree trom irrlcll.i'.inns by thcin. Aiiil but tli;it (jolil 
 is a verv ti'nu'ting iliiiip, and I'coplo love to Ix in tin 
 way wikiv lij in he h.ul, ami to luvc it r.ni tl.ron).li 
 their haiiil,-, tiio' tlicy ilon't liolJ imu h on't talt or c!ll 
 'twas not \vc rtli thu Sp.DiirtJi while to keep any Ton oi 
 lown ,u .ill in thi'; Country ; tor all the Prolit< ueii 
 I'wallnwei! r;)- liy tlu- War, aii.t tli ■ (lold that was mr. 
 uas no more than enongh lo pay the Arnn that mull 
 contlantly ho inaintaiaVl there. 
 
 And th'.K much for the Hirtory of thali: Coiintric-:, aiul 
 theFntrnniw'. Con |iiclts, an.i Settlcniem oftlie-^/'.D.'.'.K./ 
 here. Hmv ili v In'h.ived tliniirelves Mir.on;^!t the /'.- 
 rH.n:', :ind wfict loir of Fxamplis of Iiilti.e, Cji.nihiel-. 
 aiul Hinvmiij tlu-y f r, ro recoiimicnil the Chviltian 
 Kchi'ion %\hieh they I-rO' (;ht ovi'v a ong vith ilieni to 
 thcfe Peiple, i< anorhcr, hut a long and a inoiirnhii 
 .Story, .\<. it \vi< no: to proiii'te Relifvoii an.l I'iety, 
 t-'.it to fui'Jlie their Covcto'-Unels and AnilMtioiithat iliey 
 lirii ea-r.^tli tli>r, fo 'twas not hy the I aws of the for- 
 mer, hilt cf the l.s'.te-, that they hv'd here, exceeding 
 tlie ir.olt hirlvtron.i ,l»rn'r.tiis thc;iifelvcs in tlieir Savage 
 liercen.'f. tovvirds their Fell. e.v Creatiirci, pMiul Tyran- 
 iiivk (ia\rriiMieiit. and open \ ii>l.-.tioii of .ill die Kii'lilSj 
 ani I'rivil ge'i of Mmkind. ;\<; tlicy lov'd m thing hutj 
 liold, did nothing liii hunt and leek for ("iold ; lo they ' 
 ftiick at nothing thar tended to | iit them in polfelhoii of i 
 their fo iinuli dclired prey ; not at Tre.iehiry and In- 
 prarit'.ide, not .it l.)ing and l\'rjnrv. not .at .Swearing 
 an.l l> ,if)'lieniy, not a' KoLhing the Orph.nns ir.d Wi- i 
 ddWi, nor murdering the molt Iniioeent in cold Hlood.i 
 'J he\ hiid w.ilte and difolare limic of the molt thriving 
 and ri' urilliing Kir.g !oiii5 in the World ; they emptied 
 the Towns of r ir Inh.ilntants, whom they citlur 
 llaiiphter'd witlvip! iifihv^lion of .Age and Sex, or fore'd 
 out into th'.' Moiii:r/m'! and wild Places, to be hunted 
 and torn f p'cecs with Dogs. Tlic I'^diins were always 
 a People of a nioli kind and obliging Dilpofiiion, iii 
 
 uragiialilc, and ict at the fame time ea.. d then tlves 
 ''<■ I'-p.e It c,.,i, and pretemled to be fent lo i a^ ; the 
 li.,i ir.s thole .Sacred I aws and llnciriiies liiat wend 
 enndii.e to their evcrlaltiiig Happini I*, i) 
 
 Maieit 
 
 ... was tile 
 
 \ of bh ivcn ever li hialphenid liv /' , Ivj 
 the toidilh Kiirs of Idolatry «>id vSuperIt ri,>iik Wrrlhip 
 ever i\pole hitn lo inueii lo ilie CLntcinpt of the W. r)d, 
 JMhc mixture of .ill this Haming Vickednefs xv i!i li.e 
 Hre'enlioiis to hr Serv:ee, and a Coniniijhi n fn.ni li.in 
 Ihcr^.j.mr./j relolviiig lohe Inch ns ilu\ wit,-, ilioi.'d 
 It their hiltcnming oxer have rcnoune'd 1 oth Clmrtia 
 mty and Hiin.rimtv tcgethei- ; tidd the /),„ .,>» plainly 
 ihey c.imr fi< in 11.11, uerc only DeMJs m Humane 
 Sh.ipe, ami appear'd on pnrpole to tornuiit ihein, lor 
 a gre.ii deal ot this had 1 ecu iriie, and the Honour of the 
 Uirilhan Rtligi'Mi preleivd into the baigain, but the 
 other was an impious AtlVoiit to Hiaieii. as \m-I| us a 
 riithy piece ol Cheat aiui Hipteril'e, xviih refpee't to the 
 I'eople thev had to do wnli. .And the »\..(:i;iis the / - 
 .••' ii/had ot till ill .\\\i\ their Keiigion, Were Inch ;:s were 
 to k- expeited from fuch I'raitile.s. 1 hey lookM i pm, ii,- (•• 
 them as a fon ol People entirely eariiiii;w.f bafe and''^"'"' 
 eovetois delires, and that wou'd do any thin^ tor for-'^'''^" 
 did Gain ; and therefore thiV hive hel.l up p:cces of 
 (iold to them in Mockery. '• Ho Chrilii.in, (hays thev; 
 hae.s {.okl, here's Gold ; intimating, theie w.n the 
 thing tiiey .idm r'd and ador'd. 'I'hev knew \ery xv,ll 
 It was the governing Idol of their Souls, and that'xvhat- 
 evei refpet:t they pr. tended to Cod Almighty, 'twas 
 this only that tiiey w;.rlhipp'd in their Heaiis ; and 
 thereliire the Sfi.v.ir.rdi have heard iheni l.iy, ''loo.k 
 upon this (iold and behi Id ynir (..:d ; 'tis for this 
 ^ that you have lubdiied us, and dene lo manv niil'- 
 chiefsj 'tis tor this that vi.u Came, Blalpheiiie,(;i;rro 
 ^ 'jiarrcl. Steal, conimir Rapes, an I priciili- ah inan- 
 iier of I nit ,ind Villany. And t\xas .i lucre and i lofe. 
 tho )'i(> reflection, made by one of the (?a 
 
 .ici.]ues, iipoa 
 
 meek an.! iriKI, am! diUoverirg fo much of a charming ■■• i'/).-!/!//. Commander th.it came to extort his \Ve.ilth 
 
 Innocen.e an.l Sinceri'y in all their Deahngs, that Men 
 that had not wh'dly di\ cited tlienifclves of all the Ver- 
 tues of Hiunane Nature, cou'd not but have been n-iider 
 and loving t 
 the ?.rt).';'.:..-' 
 
 tlicm niif hicf, till the lalt degrees of cruel iifage ha 
 eonipell'd iluni to It ; nav. To far frcin th.it, that they 
 Ihidiid to pleafethem. an.l were glad I'pon any fcore to 
 purchaf; a Imle fivour a' their hands. But all that they 
 
 tlieii. Thev never lid any thing to make 
 uneafic, nc\er Plotted nor Confpired to do 
 
 lOu'd io, con'd never foften the obdurate tempers of t\"it to have his I 
 
 lioni him, and is'd leveia. f ml uniiill practiles in or- 
 duthereio: If thy God lavs he: iuds thee blob, Kib, 
 Hurn, anitdoall itianiiLrit Mifhi, f, we can I'l-itliei' 
 believe inni nor Ins I aw. Wiiat mi.,dref iluir hivj 
 and wicked bxaniples dul, may be nielVd by this In- 
 Itaiice latther, which was a \ery remarkable one. There 
 was a. Son ot cne of the Caci.incs uhuh, when he wa.s 
 a Bo,, was ill gnat t.juaidl-nels and hope, and prn- 
 nnied \ery coi.lideiable things ; but having the mistor- 
 
 A .i; J y -1 
 
 icari'Mi not aniongit hi, own I'ai'an 
 thole Men ; Humility and Siibniilhon cou'd never make Countrymen, that con'd hav.. laiight h m biti^.i^ 'l^.^ 
 them relent, nor Itrikc a damp to the lire of that r.agc •I't'ongll the V/i.rw./i/./j that came to C'onven ihe (.'o',n- 
 that 11 inl'porred tl em. Nor ro'i'd all the Riches anJ tr- '. grew intolerably l.oofe and De. aueh'd, and was 
 
 ."•omc 
 , an,t 
 
 Wca.th ( f the Coimtrv xxliicli rhc Sini'ii ti< fwallow'd •• ... 'd as ,iny ol them 
 cUTy where, prccere the nnllr.iMe Natives fo much as '"'' li's Friends that pe 
 a little companion, or a linall decree of merciful treat- 
 ment. No, !»it their Kl lod and rheir Treat res were 
 brth poui'd out 'ogether, an ! theCo'ntry lilld with the 
 mangled. I imbs an.l C ' '" 
 that wlicrevcr a Man 
 
 .Shambles lelbre his Iac*, and fo.iiid a field of Bl cd 
 to tra-. el through. Neither were the belt and grcateft 
 Men, the Princes and Caciiliici. cxcu-'d from thele Bar- 
 barities ; they fiw their I'a'aces ritied, their \^'ives and 
 
 rk.ilios of thofc poof I'eopic ; {o 
 wei'.t, he h.ul the profpeCt of a 
 
 li at any kind cf Villany, 
 riv'd this change in hin 
 were lorry fort, a>.k'd hini one tune how he lanie to 
 grow lo badr 'Oh! (lays he hncc 1 have been a Cliii- 
 
 llian. an.! convcrs'd amongit tlie Sp:,ii<i,.i!, I liave\'^'-' 
 I leain'd to Sxxear by thf Name ot C'od, by the Crofs,, )'!!„", 
 '^ and by the words ..t the Holy ( iol'pel ; 1 hive learnt tJ >-'•"" . 
 ^ (iamc, and 1 ye and Uillcmbk as ihey do ; I have 
 put on a Sword by my Si.le too. lo hght wiih in my 
 Cliiarrels ; and nmt I waninothim^ to be coimlcatly 
 like them in my Converfition bora Con.ni me, and 
 
 Daughtcis ravilh'd and murderd betrire their Faces, and; her 1 intend toiling home very ihorcb, . A vei-\ fir.e 
 had "iheir own Cark.ifl'es thrown at length perhaps a- Story to be toM by a He.itheii of hisChriftlan.M.iitcrs ! 
 nionglt the heaps of rhcir Mafl'acred SubicCis, to feeJ,l>ui troiii this one may nuaguie whit w,is d.>iie in other 
 the Ravrns and Vultures. But bare Executions for thc|cales, and \vhat a monitions O.lcnce and .Stumbluie- 
 nioft par.t did not Ictvc the turn, and the Spm'unJi were! Wock they have been in th. w ly of the Iiilidels. Ihele, 
 notconrent to put thcfe People to death, but they did itlaud lucli like, ate the Mir.icks thev h.ive done in rhe 
 xvith all ihecii.nmfl.mces cf Cruelty imaginable ; they | Country, whfe\ei otheis they pr.tend to; on- may 
 iiivcnie.lthc mofi cxipulitc tfirments for them, and niadei hear rliem talk ct healing the Sick, and doing extraor- 
 tliem die in p.iins and agonies that w-ou'd have fliock'djdiiiary thiops with tlie.r Uniftions and C hrihiies, and 
 Humane Nature lohave feen c en the brute Bcafts them- jconlei rated Waters, butthcy ha\e gone 1 cyi nJ all that 
 febcs ftriiggling under. And where they did not thus i" other I'crtorniaiKcs, and ha\c none things that the 
 di.'paicli outright, they drove thciti away from their! Worl.t will for ever wonder at thcni tor. Neither an- 
 il iifes and Habitations, to piiK away their lives in Sla-j thcfe things lo be look d ipnn .-,s the bate Surmilis ur 
 very iiul horn, iBond.ige in Foreign Countries, or elfe' Imaginatuiiis of other People, or ,is the Fictions and 
 to w.irk and .'mdgc in the Mines ; to avoid which mi- .Stones ot ilioff that are iinemics to the J/v, Mr./j, and 
 
 leries 
 and I 
 other 
 drcn o.i: 
 
 the B.if' 
 
 many tlioufuids laul violent hands on thcmfelvcs ', are angry with them f.,r Iwallowing up the Kicncs ot l.> 
 
 itlier b Hanging, Stabbing or Diuwning, or fome' large and glorio ;s a pan of the World : bet their own 
 
 xvrct. hed Death", pin thcmfclves and thc'.r Chil-I ^Vritei.'.-, their own Coiintr\ men, Ic prodn.-'d .is Wi:- 
 
 f a'.l their pain ar once. As for Bamlhmenr, nelles in the cafe ; let rhem fpcak that were. there iip.m 
 
 anJ 
 
 thcNi 
 
 e ciually Ihard that fate, the Mo-|the f|Ot, that were ai.]iiain;eC 
 " ' . ." - j.^^^ jj^^.^^ Management thete 
 
 thcri J!:d tlicir yoiitigChi Jren together ; they Tranfpor- 
 tcd i^rcjt ii.unbers of Families at a tune, to places wnere 
 liny wvre to be fold like Beafts at a Market, In .i 
 word, tlicy toi.k away the I ives of leveral Millions of 
 People, an.i all wuliiii the compafs of a few Years ; 
 they ruin'd a moll rich and fcitilc Country, depopulated 
 Cities and T'>tvns withoi't immber, committed all man 
 iler uf Impiety to the hij^hclt degree of 1 iecntioufiicl^ 
 
 with the Coiiiitvy, and 
 Variiculirly, let the 
 Reader (ihaf is delirous of the mod ample Satishu.tinn) '''''.''''" 
 cunlnli the Writings rX }er m .;;• lici^u^ and of Don j, ;',:"''' 
 tf.vtlxlonho lit liu (■..'/» theBilhopof (.'l-.infj-, and a 
 ?ealoiis /).i«i'mc.(« Friar. Thii latter we cfpeeially re- 
 lonimend, as a Perfon who Iccnis to write wth an air 
 ot greJ'' hoiielly and iiitegrirv ■ docs not difcover any 
 thing of Partial'fy, Piej i.lia oi Deiign, of th.i! he was 
 
 ativ 
 
A S J )■ o 
 
 indies* <• ib. V. 
 
 iiiie ca...! tlicn tlvis 
 (1 he lint 10 1 :!• i tlic 
 'nCiniics liiat w(in'd 
 I iiii N. Ill r was ilii- 
 lUil liv /', , , Liiil 
 Si!l-iTlf!tim'is WrrllMi) 
 ircMif t lit' the W( rid, 
 W'lfkcilntfs IV i!i rlif 
 r.ii!iiil!!i( 11 iVi.iii li.in • 
 as tlu\ wiTi. Ilioii'il 
 ouik'il IntliLliiiftia 
 I till- h,.,.,ni plain!) 
 
 Devils III HiiniaiR- 
 1 lorimiit tlnin, tor 
 lul ilic Honour it'tlic 
 lie iMrgain, hut tlu- 
 <.ann, as well as a 
 .', w:ih rcf|ici't to ilic 
 I till.' NulicTB tlli; ( . 
 Ill, Were (\\h ;■> were 
 
 1 liey look'il 1 poii III- (I 
 Mun ii;^ of !-afe and''' ■'■'■ 
 lo any tliini^ tor for-''^''" 
 ■ held lip pieces Crf 
 L lirilii.in, (lav-- thcv; 
 ilinj;, iheie wai tlie 
 liev knew \cry w'lll 
 oiils, and that wliar- 
 od Almlj'.hty, 'twas 
 
 their Hearts ; and 
 i lliem lay, ' look 
 • (lod ; 'ns for this 
 1 lime lb many niil'- 
 e, Blalplienu'.C^crCi.', 
 ml pndilc all man- 
 as .1 \t\cvc and e lofc, 
 
 tiic (^ael.pies, npoa 
 (> extiirt his Wealth 
 iiijnit prnetilcs in or- 
 i'lds iliee I'ob, Ki|i, 
 I'.iet, we tan u.-ither 
 nii:>:h:et' thiir lewd 
 
 riielVd by this In- 
 ni,ukablc(.ne. There 
 v.huh, when he w,is 
 and hope, and pro- 
 t liavini; the inistur- 
 iiiS't his own I'aj^in 
 >lit h.ni l-e'ier, liet 
 1 C.'onveii ihe Cviti- 
 De. aiich'd, anJ was 
 nd I I Vil'aiiy. Sonic 
 change in Inni, and 
 nc how ho lanii- to 
 I have been a Clni- 
 i; Sf.uii^ijs, 1 have ! , 1^ •'"'' 
 
 (I'od, I\y the Crolb, vl,.;! i. 
 pel; 1 have learnt Cii *-''"'' -I ' 
 IS they do ; 1 have 
 to tight Willi 111 my 
 iij; to be cotnplcatly 
 r a CoiK"i me, and 
 horde. A very tine 
 isChriftian. Matters ! 
 lat w,is done in other 
 ■iKc and .Stumblini;- 
 tlie Inlidels. Ihcfe, 
 ley h.tve d.one in the 
 r. tend to ; oii^: may 
 , and doinp extraor- 
 is and C lirilmes, and 
 t;one I cviik! all that 
 none thinps tliai the 
 ;ni tor. Nciihcr an- 
 
 the bare Siirmil'es or 
 
 as the Fid ions and 
 :o the Spfiftifiii, and 
 I up the Kieiiesot lo 
 odd : let their own 
 I e pioiliii''d as Vi:- 
 th.it were. there iip.-ui 
 nth die Coiinivy, and 
 Kiriieuhrlv, ler the 
 aamplcSat;.!aeiinn);!J^;- 
 Kc./:;..t, and ot UonaUilus. 
 p ot' ChUpf-, and a 
 ter we clpetially re- 
 ; to write w.th an air 
 does not difcover any 
 leliKn, ov tli.iT he was 
 ativ 
 
 Chap. XV. A yj<ige to Florida by Pamphi lo Nar vaez. 7 51 9 
 
 An Ac.O' 
 y' ilu' O 
 i.ovcrlii 
 
 dliOUt iIK' 
 tlJun. 
 
 any way biafsd in his Writins, Liit fecms to Ijeanima 
 ted all alonj; with a true Relipioiis Zeal, and a cotiipal- 
 lioiiate Regard to the welfare of the poor liuUm'. He 
 had fci;ii a world ot th^le Traged'.s aCtcd in the hi.l'rs, 
 where lie wa,Billiop, and In iiii; leeply alHided at them, 
 and as dehr.)ns to pieveiit lu. h mikiiieis foi the time 
 tocome, made a Joimiey over i ito S'/.i/w, to move the 
 nt Cuiin tor that pnrpolV. Hetorel ecame, there had been 
 a eerta.n Book, wriuen by OIK iJr. S^'/i.ii.e./i the F.mpe- 
 ror's Hillonan, tin; delip.n of which was to lixcule and 
 Uefeiid the proceedinl's ot the .S'/i.:i/i.ir.ij in thet/'y.'- 
 /"■// .' ; aiij this lie w.is put upon by fonie ot tlieni that 
 had their hands in ihe Man ;lucrs .uU Devaii.itioii-, theie, 
 wJio fceiii;^ no way toeoneeal their Villanies, rel.ihed 
 to make them appear jnit an.l re.if 'luMe to the Wotld- 
 S.-piiIv.-.i.! was a lit Tool ^^r Inch Work, both as he was 
 a Man of barbarous I'riiieiples-, nut as one, who by his 
 I'.leganov and llonri'l.in;.; I anpnaj'.e, rc.n'd betrimd the 
 worlt (.'I'll..- imai;maMe, andgne V'leeand Kniv. ry the 
 Drels of llijieltv and Rood Manners. The liibltanecof 
 Fiis Iiook eonlllied in imlv in the proof of thele two tjoii- 
 liiilions : /•'.'■//, Th.u the W.irs of the v^'-'h.-i./i a.i;ainlt 
 the //..//.i',j weie |iiit and l-.>iuitable. Sc.n.l'y, That the 
 /■I, //'.ihj were bound to yield and fubmit to them, as the 
 Foolilli are lo the Wife, as the Bale and Interiour to the 
 more Noble and 1 Aielent ; and that d they did nor do 
 fj, tl;e Spniirj.li mi).'ht txeeiite their Plealure up >n 
 tlier.i. Diit the 15v)"k di.l not meet with any Cuimte- 
 in i.'e, and the S: inlauis ihemtelvcs reekoii'd itto,Scaii- 
 d lions, that thi V wu'd not let it be printed. The 
 lio'. al CpuiuiI of the !■./. ; refns'd to Licence it; and 
 '.or all the tnHbme ilatrery of it, in pretending to Alfert 
 the Right of the Spnu.'/h Monarchs to an Univcrlal ,So- 
 vcrcii^nty, they juclg'd it unit to fee the iipht. Beint; 
 repnl .'u f veral times here, he nude nis Application to 
 ihel'ii-.pero,- by loin.' i-riends at Coutt, and got an Ot 
 der to go to the Royal Council of Ci:Jlitc lor their Appro- 
 latioiiot his Book ; ard 'twas while he was .Soliciting 
 here, that the Bilhop of C/w',i?/'.i came upnii.i very con- 
 trary dcligii. llui I'lelate laving notice of the Book, 
 
 and the Contents of it, oppos'd the printing of it with 
 all the vehemence in the World, and feprefented the 
 dangerous confeijurnces of it fo ctlciifually to that G)im- 
 cil, that they won'd not venture to detenninc the Mat- 
 ter themfelvcs, but referr'd it to the Univtrlities of .V.:- 
 Iii'i.i>i[,i and .'llcr.irt^ who were dellreit to Kxamine 
 Dr. Srpnl^eJn's Book very nicely. Fn a word, the Di- 
 vines ot thole Academies (afier a great many Difpnta- 
 tions) concluded that it was full of pernicious Dodrims, 
 and I iiyht i.i«t to be made publick ; to that the printing 
 ot it in Sprtiri >>as abfoliitcly forbidden.' .However, the 
 Diclor (who wasrefolved to do h s utmoll towards the 
 piopa,i>ai ion ot Principles of 'l')iann\ and Arbitrary 
 I\neei) leorning, and railing at the Decilion of the 
 .Academies, lent his Book to l{mc, the likeljelt place to 
 give a Birih to any thing that was delign'd to do milchief. 
 And here it g.t into the Prefs, tho' the Kmperorprefently 
 liliie I I ti: (.liders for the fe.pprelling of it in .ill his Do- 
 minions, and made all the Copies of the .Ahltrait of it, 
 ^vliich were done in the Vulgar S/.IH1//.1, to Ipread the 
 Notions amoiigil the Peo|'le more generally) be gathcr'd 
 up. In a word, the Bilhopof Cl'i.ipp.i now fet hi'mfclf to 
 write, for jn\ Antidote againU this Poyfon to fpreading 
 aii.l fo plealin.^ to the SpMianis too ; in which he ruiiul 
 all. 'f-'/'/i/e.'u'.i's Foundations, and llicw'd how weak and 
 precarious, as well .as contrary lo the Dodrincs of the 
 Chriitian Religion, all that he had advanc'd there was. 
 But whether that Piece was then printed or no, 'tis cer- 
 tain that (btfjdes the Council of the bhh'n) the Emperor 
 fiimmon'd an Allembly of Divines and L.iwyers to F.i!- 
 IciiolU, xnA.b. IS 5c. where the Bifhop, and Dr. .fc/iu/- 
 vcAi>, both appcarM, and had all the liberty and tcopc 
 that cou'd be dclired aliow'd them, to maintain each the 
 Caiife he had undertaken. A full aicounl of whidi 
 Dil'puration, tvith the Bilhop's .Advantages, his clotc and 
 ferious Applications to the tmpcror, on the behalf of thc 
 bh'.i.ins, (with other Matters 10 the fame purpofej may 
 be fecn in his Hiftory of the Sj-'Milh Cruelties in th« 
 H-'ijl-Vidiei. 
 
 c 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XV. 
 
 Jn Account of the Voyage to Florida, made by the Fleet under the 
 Command of Pamphilo Narvaez • ^f^nrf^w/^AlvaroNun- 
 nez, an Officer in the fame- 
 
 t]rn Ic: I 
 t:„i.U 0. 
 cs»pry 
 I'll. .A. 
 li:?. 
 
 T'^HE F!eet confitkd of five Ships well furnilli'd, 
 wlierein were 6or. Men, belides Friars and Spi- 
 ritual People : The princrpal Officers were ./.- 
 D v.iro Niiim::;, TrcafLiitr ; ,l^o:;^inc, Provoll-Manial \ 
 A!t»:^o Hii'i.jue-:^, Auditor; j-lhn:{o Jr Sclu, Fadur and 
 Ovcrlcer tor his Majelty of Spniti ; and S.iiVitc^ Go- 
 vernor. They fet Sail from the Haven ot St. /-Hcur ot 
 Bnn.iiiie.i:, with full Power to conquer all the Country 
 from the River of I'.ilmrs to the C^ape of FliriJ.i. Stay- 
 ing at the Illand of Cut'.'. I'ome tunc for a Recruit of theu 
 Provilions, they met with a Teiupcft there that extreme- 
 ly dairiag'd their Fleet, and funk two ot the Ships. The 
 Wind at that time was outragious and violent to the 
 lalt degree, and did no Icfs milchief at Land than it ilid 
 at Sea. It blew down Hollies and Churches; and un- 
 lets 7 or S Men wen; togciher, holding fait b^' one ano- 
 ther, there wj , no liaiiding agaiiilt the tirength ot it, a 
 lin;.;le Mm cou'd not keep npoii his Legs. Thole that 
 lett their Houfts liir liar of being buried m the Rumes 
 of them, w. le in as iiiuch danger in the Woods with 
 the contiiuial cracking and falling of the Trees. T he 
 lollcs they liiliaiii'd by tlin Tempelt, together with the 
 toil and latigue it pm them to, obliged them to continue 
 here and retrelh theiiileKts fui the I'paccof fo'iic Months ; 
 after which they ino.ecded in their Voyage towards 
 llmid-., with four Ships and one Brigancine, in whidi 
 were about 400 Men and So Horfes. In this Coiirte 
 they nut with datigirs not iiiikh mferiour to the former, 
 being like on e to periili all together by running on the 
 Sands, and at another time by a raging Tempett ; tho' 
 at lall, without any farther lotfes, liiey came up with 
 the Coall of t'torUa, and anchot'd 111 the msuih of a 
 
 fair open Road. The Governor N'.i)tvif^, with Ibmc 
 others, went alliorc to the /';.i;'<iij Town that was near, 
 and took pollellion of the fame in the King of Sp.tin's 
 Name ; which they might very well do, without any 
 manner of oppolition or diftiirbance, lor the Indii-.m were 
 all gone out in their Canoes the .Night befi e, They 
 coaited about the Gulph fome 4 Leagues, and then found 
 tome liiMfihs who brought them to then VilLige, which 
 w.is at the head of the Giilph ; and here they found 
 Pieces of Cloth, tuch as comes from //<// 1'""..., great 
 Sf,iiii/h Cketts, in every one of which w.is the Body of a 
 dead Man cover'd wiih Dcers-skins, together with lomc 
 tragmeiits of Gold. The .S',m«m .a were molt inquili- 
 tive about the latter of thefe things, how, and where 
 they gout; and the liiJi.:>ii gave them to undcrttand, 
 by ligns and words, chat it came fiom a far diltam Pro- 
 vince lall'd ///>^.'.1i/..h, where ihey might find great quan- 
 tities ot the fame. And 'twas not long alter that 'iV<j - ' ,^1;. "^" 
 x'.i.'^ began to let out with his Company for the Icarch of 
 this golden Country. They tra^ell'd 15 d.iys without 
 the light of Man, Bealt, or Houl'o, meeting in all that 
 Wa) with no tort of Provilion neither but a few Dates. 
 Ac lalt a Party of Iod fnr/i.uu prclcnteil thcnifelves to 
 their view, but made ligns to them th.it they iJiou'd 
 join their Company to thciis, and go with them to 
 their ViUagCi ; and the Spanijitis, who wanted ictrclh- 
 ment, wetc willing enough to agree to. 
 
 After a little inquiry into the Country that lay to the 
 Sea, they continued their march towards Apnlachm, and 
 in their Journey a certain Cacique came to pay them .i 
 Vilic in his bell attire, (as 'tis to be fuppos'd) which was 
 a Deer-skin painied, and attended wnli a great many of 
 P^p pp a hit 
 
 
Boo A Voyage to tlorida by Pamphilo Narvaez Lib. \\ 
 
 
 To\vn ( f 
 
 Vi rn-irti 
 .1!. ';.a 
 
 ;' i' 
 
 
 to ^hU 
 
 his People. As dicy pafsM iliiouRh his Country they 
 were kimlly iis J, ami liacl Mn?p, .iikI other ihiniis the 
 Soil .ill'iTilcii, Ireely brought by tlie Natiies. In many 
 Parrs of tlHrCouniry up and down they Ibiiiul Maize, 
 Cedars, S.iuiiie Trees. Hohne>, Daks, and low I'ahiits 
 like thole ot < 'Mlile. 'I he I akcs and l'<.oU alio lie ^ cry 
 tliuk, f>iiie of wiiiih are \eiy difficult to be p.ilsd, 
 asalfofonudf the Rivers, whi.ii are fwift and ra|nd, 
 and give a pie:it deal of trouble to ihemth.ii are to pafs 
 iheni. The i\hiimtai:is in lumy places, lielidts their 
 own \albie'.s, were eover'd with h'.:>;e tall Trees, abun- 
 dance of vi\\w\\ were thrown down with TeiiipeiU, and 
 tJie Way n'lue Ibipt up, f i that there w.is no pallinp 
 without fen liuij; a great t ompal's ; and they obfcrv 'd that 
 the prcateit part ^{ tliele Trees were eh ft from one end 
 to the other, the certa'n and undoubtid eitid ot the ter- 
 iible l,inhtniii(>s to iviiich thofe I'.uts are very t.biioxioi;s. 
 H.i\iiif! inanli'dthionph many of theic diftiv-ukieK, they 
 eanie a: Lilt to the fo niikii delired ./..i/.u/c,;, Ihe 
 Town of that Nunc tliey had ealie aiceU and enirance 
 into, iin ibeie Wire none but WoiiKii and Clul.lreii 
 there, all the Men beint; jiime abr.'ad either tor .Sport 
 aii.l I'altniie, or out if roluy and Detipii. l-lowever, 
 ihvy \crv ijuukly after eaiiie out in open view, and al- 
 fuilted. the 'tiiwri-.,, with their Bows and Anows, but 
 the lijiht was quickly over, and ihe In.i -m runn.ni; a- 
 uav Kft ti;ciu Itill in polfillion of their Tqvmi. 1 liefc 
 IVrple had |'Oor little Hoiifes, but built very elole and 
 liiup, in Delves and X'alleys, for fear oi the diretul 
 lempells ihat happen there. Their main bmnitiire was 
 SkiiiN of wild KeaHs. and little Miiis to prird then 
 Aiaize ; tliev had alfo Ionic Gamients made i f Thread, 
 which were usd only by the Women, but very mean 
 
 ^- and f< nv Ike all the iclK '1 he I'rovinee alioiinded wnli 
 ;,)■' Maize, but we hear of no other fort of drain, nor ivit 
 a word ot the ("lid whuli the l);./i.i'n pionus'd. Ihe 
 Bcalls they law here were v hictly Come-., Hares, Hears, 
 Luns, and one that carried all her Vuuni; in a gieat 
 r).ii;or I'oiuh. v.h.ch Nature had provi.lcd lor that piir- 
 [H.fe, ti!l they wcie .iblc i-i Hand upon their , •.mi l.eu<, 
 and ll'il't for themlllves. The t'owl were Cjecfe. Dicks, 
 i leroiis, I'.uilcons, Sparrow hawk«_, IVack-birds, an.l 
 (oiV.c etheis ; but of neither firt of Animals any prcat 
 rarities. The Couiury was capable of iiiaintaininp 
 Mo.Ivs and 1 levds there beinp a s'cat de.il of pood 
 raltin\ue in many places. The ln.i..v:s that h.ul .imttid 
 the Town, ami left their Wives and Children iii their 
 poifellion,' came again to demand them ot them, and 
 iheiV'"'^ ••'- 'Ic-liverM them all ; only they dctaiii'd a 
 certain Cacup-e, which otfciided the Natives fo, that ihe 
 next day they returnd and alfmhed thein with a pieat 
 f.ry, and fet tire to the Houfes wliere they were. Ihit 
 they did not care to hand to the trial of a Battel when 
 llieV.'i.: ■,.;..; came out to liphr iliem, but retired into 
 their ihilters, and orlVr'd no nvirc fucli diiturbanccs. 
 Another fort of \iiMn,s came a'l's - i m.ike the like citpe- 
 nmciit v.pon them, butthev co. .lo no good, and were 
 Ibic'd to ;!v a:, the others had .-.(^xk. 
 
 TheV;!o;,.,./j now began to I e weary ol ftayinp here, 
 for tlic Country fceniM to Ik po r and mean'y I'eopled, 
 an.l triMJIinsT verv dithciiltby rralbii of thcni.iny I akes 
 an.! .Mour tains. Befides, by the account of iliiir InMr.n 
 Guides, .HePioviii.e of /l^alwcn was the btll of all 
 ihcre.iboiits, and farther they won'd mC't with Lakes 
 and Mount.iins that were more unpa1a'>le, and ,\ Coun- 
 try worfe I'eoplevl by far than that when- thcv were. 
 As for the Country that lav towards the South, they 
 Were inlbrnVd it yielded Maue anu I'lille, an.l fonie 
 Filh, but thcycoud hear no tidings, much lels fee any 
 
 gofipns of (Jold'ail this while. However they rcfoU'd to 
 fee this Country which the Wm'.j (that brough' them 
 h:th> r, and (till went aloi't; with tiicn') eall'u the Coiin- 
 irv of -I'ltc. .As they ir.ar.h'd thither, the J'j.i.'^m pcr- 
 pl'ex'd them molt p.tievoiilly m tlieir palf.ipeoverone of 
 the Lakes, taking that o;'porti'nity f'i alluilt them ; for 
 the S"(.!»i.'.i-./jw\Te foied to wade ilironph fh^- wnter, and 
 were very near Urealt high, and when they were all in, 
 the hi.CuH that lay dole anionplt the Trees that were 
 tumbled down into and about the l.ake, fent a lliowcr 
 uf .\rrows iiron them, and wounded a great many, 
 Ixith Men and H'>rlcs. Alter this they pafs'd the other 
 J^ikcs quietly eiioiiph, tor their linemies had fpciit the 
 greatelt part of their .'Vmnuiiiitioii u|>oii them ; but 
 whin tlicycame out upon the I'lams, they foliow'd them 
 Itill at " liltan.e, and made iheir march as trouble- 
 lome and taiipuing as they ,du'd. Thefe People weie 
 very tall and rtroni', of Hody, .\\\\ wonderliil dextrous 
 
 Ar. hers ; their IVws were astluck as a Man's Ann, and 
 1 I or 11 Span lonp, and their Arrows tirted to d<ithe 
 
 w.orft of F xecu'ii lis. 1 hey wou'd Ihoot at the diltance 
 
 ot 20(, Paces, and fo \eiy ixaCl and le\el, .is nexir to 
 iniistln Maik they aini'd at. And wiili what a Iptirg 
 their IJuws dilivit an Ariow ma\ 1 1 pmfs'd horn In nee. 
 that fome of the Sjr.nuviii law an Aitow liukiiip iii a 
 gieat I'lm-Trce that pien'd above a liaiuilul u.io the bo- 
 ily ot :t ; and aiioilier ot ilimi m ilie lipht wa^ I'm- k 
 with an ;hrow in ihcllead, thai (iioiwulilt.uKlinp hi- 
 Head-i'icce) alnioit^aiiad^Mts \i(,iy iliuiiij;h fomi^ont (iiic 
 totlieother. ■ ' ■■ ; ■','./<. \- ,"/./<'*■''// ^ 
 V\'li.n thiy came lo Ante, they t'oiiiid no IVople iior , i . 
 
 Hoiilc! neither, for the former 
 
 I'.cd. 
 
 I (he latter ''' ■'''• «■ 
 
 burnt, only louie Slock of Maize, Courds and I'ulfe 
 
 was left, whieh the / ,./>„i (tw.is to be liipposd) eou'il 
 
 iKit .any away wuhihein. 'Ivvas to no piirpi,fe hr 
 
 .iheiii to i\\\ 111 fiiih a Country, where the People ireir- 
 
 led iheiu like (.•ncuius, and no I'iomIk n hatvily lo ie 
 
 h,id luither ; having iluuloie made f.nie Obhrvatu iis 
 
 lot the Sea Coalts that lay near, iliey telolv'd, if poi'i 
 
 .ble, to deliver ihenifcUes out of fo lail.aious a ) la. r 
 
 land ilo their endeavours to lie. I ihe way lioinewar.l. 
 
 jHiit how >i( which way was this to be pui in praiilile .= 
 
 jlhcie was no poinp baik atam by 1 and the Imie w.iy 
 
 they came, lor ili.s wood Ic to ren int.) ihe l.iiiie 
 
 ■dangers and dithetiltRs, which with lo imieli loK and 
 
 ttuiiblo iluy lu.l |,iil fiuir.onnted ; beli.ics their Horks 
 
 I wen- molt of ilum dead, and t;,e r ft lo feebl ■ ,;.. not 
 
 to le .ib!e to (land upon their own b.gs, muc i his to 
 
 carry ilu m ilut cou'd not travel allot. And as lor 
 
 ihci Sbipsj ihiy vviij. dililiaiped long 1 el'cve, and lleatii 
 
 they liad none, nor knew not where lo picvidethcm- 
 
 ^IcKes wiih ,iny ; but the en.e was defperale, and lo 
 
 mint liavc a delperaic remedy, and they mull run any 
 
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 ^ha 
 
 '■' 
 
 },.m ..fTi 
 
 ;ii> 
 
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 h.izard rather ih.in flay ihere and llarv 
 
 I'e. or lie e.e 
 
 Itroj'd 
 
 ■) Td-M 
 
 y the l:,h,w!. I hiv kt therif .re to loakin ' of iK.ats, s- 
 but having no Nails nor lools, they ii.'a liie oij lion 
 ot Crols-iiows, Stiirops .iii.l Spui.s. niltead of tliem ; 
 iluir Cordage and T.ickiiiig was i lorte-hair twilled, ami 
 the Kinds of Trees, their .S.iiis old .Shuts, and in the- 
 roi lusot Pitch ,md Tar liiey d.iul d thur lieaia with [he 
 Cum (it Pun-Tices ; as foi Oats, i here was Wood e- 
 noupli to mike thciii, as .lifi the bodies of tiie I'oats 
 ilieniklves. Hi t tliev witi w.irit ot all p' t lo ii for 
 Veliels to carry their fielh Water in. to lui pb whiih 
 detei;t they Head fome of their dead Hoifes, and low'd 
 iheir Skins t( perher into convenieni loi ins, and lo iis'd 
 them inllead of belter thiups for th.ii pur; ole Tln-ie 
 were five of thefe f.rry b'o.us made m .ill, wb.ich we.e 
 fiifiicient to eont.iin their whole Coiiip.iny, ili.it w.isnow 
 conlider.iMyklleii.l, partly by.Sickiiels and laniinc, and 
 partly by the //...'.». .Arr.AVs ; iluie was n i ii...):e ih.-.n 
 ihalf the nuir.biT that litlt landed iii the Coi ir.ry. Tluy n :■;• ,.■, 
 committed tlieirfcbes to Divine I'lOMdciiie, ind fn- ^ ■) ;; 
 d;rtook one of the moli hazaidi us Voyages tliat t vcr 
 was iin.lertaken by Men; Imt iic'elhiy (-.vIikIi obluo'd 
 them to It) has no Law. After 7 iia)s Sailing (will r.o 
 little danger by reali'iiul' the many (iiilpiis; tiiey ariiv'd 
 at an lilaiul ihat lies near the I. and, where loirc of ilic 
 icoiir'any fiiided, and got fome irtle Reivintsat ;)i.' 
 I Homes of the luai.nn uyou the lame ; they law fi.inc ■ 1 
 .thole People too in iheirCanocs, but tl .'v wou'd no: ', .;v 
 I till the t,,ini.vji lanie up to ilieni, bu made o'*- .iiid 
 I leti the Canoes at their difpole. 'Miey S.,'l ' .oong the 
 |Ci alt lor above ^o dav.s, liemg Itill in the fame Labyrir.tii 
 thar they were at lirlt letting out, as to ill.' kiKm ledge 
 of the Countrv, and their right way hi.nii . Hunger and 
 thirlt prevaii'd grievuiilly aiiionpli them all this while, 
 and ihev had no light of any I'lople but fiir.ciimes a 
 tew liili.th Fullers, a poor and niiferable lort ol wretches 
 that were nor able to relieve ilum, nor wou'd not come 
 neat them. Some ot their Men died vviih lirinking 
 largo liiiughts of Sill Water, which they cou'd nit for- 
 bear, the tliirii that polfelfi d them was to great. In this ,\ii"i' w- 
 diltrels, ind wlien they were almolt at the poiii: of pi- y't''-' '* 
 ving up all for lolt, they Wcather'd a po.rit of the land '*''"■'''" 
 where ilicrc ap|car'il to be fife and calie going alhore, 
 and feveral Canoes of hi.ur.-i came out to fee ihem. 
 But iIk Barbarians having jull lookd upon them, went 
 awiy again ; however the Sp'.i!.,i>iii follow d iliem alhoic 
 to their Hoiifii, before tb..-cntran,c of which they found 
 great iiuantities <f I'llh, and Poisof fielh Water. The 7 '"■'. '"""'' 
 Cacii|ue. a Prince of theie People, ha 1 more civility 
 than ills Sub|eilts, and otfer'd a 1 this Filh and Watei 
 " isCoiiipanv ; and iroretliaii that, in- 
 vited them to Ills Hoiile. I lie .S/'.o/i.:,./i were not un- 
 grateful to ihele People for their holpirible luatiiHii' ot 
 th'-in, but entrri.ii<id them with the Bread of Mo/.e, 
 and Ibine '1 nibs which duy bail lnonpht. The (..a- 
 i. n]iie's Houli' was neatly made of Mats, and he was co- 
 ver'il with a Mantle made of ili,: Martinet- S.iiilc, which 
 Inielc like Musk, or rather like Anibergietfe ; loine 
 
 others 
 
 K Rdloftii 
 
 
Lib. V. 
 
 I k\ll, .i', iic\n to 
 
 'ALili vvliat .1 Ipving 
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 \iio\v liukiii); 111 ,1 
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 ll'.VllliltjIkillip 111* 
 IHlJ'Jl ll^Jlll^Olll lii|t 
 
 ~, ^ .'v.- . 
 uiiJ ivilVopIc iii,r ,i.' 
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 re llu- IVo|'li- tri. ir- 
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 l> nil' ()l'lii\ati( MS 
 y iil"lv'il, if pol'i 
 
 l-.lll.MlOU'i a \Ia^ r 
 
 ic vv.iy li('iiu«ai,l. 
 Ill' I'm 111 imivlhli: .' 
 at'.cl till' Imic way 
 ri'ti iiiM iliu l.iinu 
 111 uuii'li loU ami 
 I'lii.'cs tlicir H'Tlis 
 It !') iicM .'.,. iioi 
 ..(•s, imio : ji :s ui 
 .iticr. Aiiil as liir 
 I" I k'lC'.v, and 111 aK 
 
 1\ I'l pK VU.V' llu 111- 
 
 ilcCpcrati', aiul !o 
 
 tlky null) run any 
 
 rvo, iir be ciilhcis'j 
 
 to n'akiiv' if IVats, >;- 
 
 y u.'il ilk' «\A lion 
 
 , iiiltcail it' tlii'in ; 
 
 I'l-hair twilU'il, ami 
 
 I Sliirts, ami in tlie 
 
 ihi ir Lii ai;i W'.tll tlii; 
 
 ilii'iv was Wiiod i'- 
 
 t Oihus 111 t!it' Cnais 
 
 it all p' t I'j 11 lor 
 
 n, ID Uipph wlihli 
 
 1 HoilVs, aiiil lovvM 
 
 loiiii';, aiki I'l iisM 
 
 li.:r (Hirj'Olc Tiitic 
 
 ill all, wliicli wee 
 
 ipaiiy, iluu ivasniHV 
 
 cfs aiui I ainir.c, an.! 
 
 I.' was 111 II. ■);c ili.'.ii 
 
 tlio Co, ii'.ry. '1 !ii.y n , 
 
 lovulcmc, iriil tin- ' "i 
 
 s Voyapi'-; that i vi-r 
 
 liny ('.vliuli ol>lli;.'ii 
 
 ays Sailini; (wili r.:i 
 
 (iiilpiis] liioy arri\'.i 
 
 ulnK loilO it ilk' 
 
 ■ill' Rci lints .n ;!;,' 
 i tlity law ri.iiK,' ■ I 
 tl ,'y woii'il iir.t ( .;v 
 Lni iiiaili' 11'*' ,111.1 
 icy .S., -I ' .lioi.i; the 
 1 the fame Lahyrintli 
 IS to ill.; kiiowk'iige 
 hrjiTu . Hin'.i'cr aikl 
 hem all this wluli', 
 lo I lit f iii.iiiiiu's a 
 llilr Inrt ot wict.hcb 
 nor won'il not coiiii' 
 .lici! with (irinking 
 tlu'Y iiurii 11 )t tot- 
 •is f.> threat. In this m i,. 
 at the poin: of y,\- \"' 
 A po.ni 111 the I.anvl '' ■"' 
 calie poini' allr.ie, 
 e out til fee cljeiii. 
 il upon tlicni, went 
 oliow il iliein allmic 
 I whieh they fouiKl 
 ' fielh Water. The Tic 
 ha I more iivility 
 Ins Full ami Watei 
 iiioie than that, iii- 
 liniih were not uii- 
 pii ilile iKatniiii' ot 
 e Kreail of M.iize, 
 iioii|'li[. The Ca- 
 lais, aiiil he was eo- 
 irtimt- S.iiilc, which 
 iitibergieele ; loiiie 
 others 
 
 t; 
 
 (^hap.XV. y^ Voyage to Florida h Pamphilo Narvaez, 8oi 
 
 others hail 1-mr Mantles too, liitt iinne like that. While 
 ,' jM«..n".ii.Itfhe Sj.ini.ir.h th.1t canio nfl.oro were cn)nyin!i theinfelves 
 ■'■"• here, the larlviroiis I'lli.iin got toiiether aii.l allaultcil 
 
 the Hoiili', took aw.iy tlieCariiiuc, wounded iVii.vie?, 
 piirfiiid ihnii totlieir lioati, and attaik'd the T'roo;) 
 ithattlaid alliore to favour ilie retrrai of the roll into 
 iheir linatf, aul tu pi, tict them il'.ire) ivitlilo nnicli til- 1 
 n- 111 the Ni;^ht tliiH', iliai there was ivn one ot them | 
 ihat cU.p'il woiindiiij',. ' I wis Inir a p'uir utielhinent: i 
 they p . Ill re, yet hull as 'twai they were t.ireed to lii.- 1 
 coiiicn ed with it, and J'.o to leek their Fortniies lot ic- | 
 where elfe. .'M'l r a feu- dayjSailinp tin y nut with more I 
 !• .I'.,:>n Mthrir Canoe'., wh.i proiuis'd to i{ive ihem trelli ' 
 Watei ciiouph if thf,' wouM fiiniilh tlienj witli Vellels to 
 I'lmp it in ; to they let't two \iut-r.ni for l-Ioll,ti;r:i, and 
 two" of ,\',:. ■.•:•,'■; loaip.inv went alhore aloiij; with them j 
 '; ■ ,■;* to fet, h the Wac'T At Nii;h' thele pertiiliuiis Wrctehesj 
 
 '' ' lnoughi Uiik'.lie Vellels, but not a drop of Water in | 
 
 tlirni ; neither did tiicy Iiriri; the Men with thciii ac-| 
 cordnii to piriinifc, nor wou'd iluy i.',ive any m'oiint, 
 what was b -Mune of them. B;u iiiltiMd ot tliar, the 
 nest day eame a .oiilidcraldc inin.her of tlicni in their 
 C'.liiniv, toi;ether with , or 6 of th'ir Caeiqiies. drefs'd 
 ill ill. ir Mantlis of Mariinet I'urr, and tliey weic lo iiii- 
 jHiiienr as to d-tjiaiu! I'.ieiv two Men letr lor I'ledprs, 
 tlM'thofe. f the other lule were Itill det.iiii'd (perhaps 
 Sa. rili.-'d, hy them. Tliefe Cai-i.^iies won'd fain h.ive 
 had the '^f ■>:■ k.Is pmv alhoro with tlicni, Imt iliey law 
 too niiicli of their treachery already to vemiiie them-, 
 felvc:, any fartlirt ani'iU'H thi-in ; hclides thcCanoes ftill 
 eoiii.ll>; III thick and rhtcefoli! upon them, they had r''a- 
 fiMi to fii'pr.'f fiiiic Vil!anotisI)e(ii;ii was then in hand. 
 Wlieii ihe h:J:^i:i law they eo I'd do ii > ['.ood, and th it ' 
 tl'.e 'I'/i.i'i/."./! puremi tortly rrfns'd t'l reltore ilieir two 
 Men, they threw olf the M.isk, and appenr'd with the 
 h.ire face of I'nmity ; they K'can lO lliiin i;reat Stones at 
 tiieni, and won'd have done more mifchicf, bm that a 
 frclh I'.ile if Wind bloivinji at that time made thetn 
 keepirt", and invited th.t others to po on with their 
 Fttrfinc h fl- Voyage. Their want of Provilioii< tipon thele Inhofpi- 
 Coafts eoiitinned very lliarp and pnllinp, and they 
 now cnmc to the poor Allowaiuc ot liall"a hatultiil 
 
 per. 
 
 I.-!. A\ lll;.r 
 B.un. 
 
 n;i.a. 
 
 ■ cll 
 
 t.V.I 
 wer 
 
 of uw ^lll^e a Oay. 15ii! they had not lail'd many divs 
 ill ilus dilttcl's lefore a Tcmpell rife upon then, tlia: 
 fcarter'J tliar forty l''!eet of Boati fiom one another, 
 driving ibcir liiey knew not where th"mlelves; but how- 
 ever, rliev nad iiiueafon toexpeiil ever to fee eath other 
 anam. ''he P.. a: in which .-/,':.:'' (our .'Xnthor) failed, 
 happily recovcr'd llultcr iti a certain Illaiid whether 
 it was dri'.'cn, but it w.ts aft r they had endured the 
 lalt ex:r mitics by htm ;er, roll, and the violent rollings 
 of a roup.li and i.-.'.jitiK .Sea. The vii lenee of hiinj'.er 
 svadet'ic", ft a re n till Food in the Cottages of the In- 
 .l.'itii! that were ivar, as foen as ever rliey eanic allioro ; 
 and bappeninn 'o lin\a|lo!ear and open, (for the /"- 
 ly/rti) '.vcrca'.i'.Mil iiithe Field) they took Hinie lewNe- 
 reirariesand return \ vi thei"- '.loar. Hut in a very little 
 (line the l>J.//.i«! hid got 'h . fcctit of tlieni, and came 
 wi'li a matter of i 'j : \ chers upon tliem ; tliev were 
 very lari.;e Itovit M.n, ard the weak an I weatli- r beaten 
 $l',:it:i: .ty lookint; "; on tl .'ni with the I'ves ot feir, iin.t- 
 gin'd them to be Cjianr'. liiwccr, tlvy did not i tfer 
 to let fly any of t'"'r Arrows at theiii ; fo that .-/.■■/to. 
 lccin'.;tlieni app;- r .oincthin;.; inild and genti ' caire up 
 to thein, an.l with a few Tcvs won ih.-ir Hrienililn|> lb 
 etfeiitiially. that ever, one of them i'a>f.hiiii ai' .•aiiow 
 ill token of it, and told hiiii by ligiis that iltfv .wou'd 
 return in the Moniiiig, aiil bini'.; foiiic Pro\ iliins with 
 them. And ihey were asgoo 1 as their word, coniiiii; at 
 the time appointe.l with Filh .ind Roots ; and tliev rc- 
 .mahi.^oui- p^-mcd their Vifns thus conftantlv !'• r two or three days, 
 *"'"* the Sj ■■iiinr.is Hill rciiuitiiie, Hieir kindncfs with tome o,!d 
 
 things orothc, , whi h were on ,i litrie plealiei' to them. 
 When 'hey though: they were pretty >vcll piiv„led with 
 Neci if iries, tney refoKed to go oil with their Voyage, 
 and for that end wcir into their B. .at, but one boilleroiis 
 wave ovcttiirn'd the Boat, drowii'd three ot them, and 
 beat all the tell back again upon the llioie. J hey were 
 r, )W 111 a mifeiable condition, wiia'ever they ha I being 
 lolt, and thcmfe ves ijime naked, t'r they had It'ipt oi! 
 rlieir Cloaths before to fmnch the Boat im'< ilie water ; 
 belides twa; tlf Wi',terSi'afiii, aii,l the We.ither ex- 
 rrcmcly cold, atid :• long cciirfe of hard In".);; h.ad ta- 
 keu away all the coveria; of ilelli from tluir Hones, |c 
 that they appcard like fo iiianv friphi'til Imat^esol 
 Death. But 'twa< their good lack by fear, lung about, 
 to iiii.i fo!iK> of ihc Br.in Is v.-hiih thev had pill ni.idea 
 fire with before they imoark'd, an,! asl'iovidcnce won'd 
 hiireit, thole Braii.ls not ijiiitc uxiingtiilh d neither ; fo 
 tiiit lu'ie they ipii.'klv blew up a tire, wdiicli iii foiiie 
 
 inralure comtorted ' 'lem under the pleuiiii; bLits of the 
 North wind. T'hey erein tlin foiloinllate not •■■; I'l'.l- .. ,. 
 ing to live, when tlu (I,ini (who knew ik iliiiiK ot their ' i'v...i ix 
 iiiistbrtune ' fame as i •, were wont, tol rmguiemmore''' ' 
 .Supplier; bur when t , law .1 par. el i f nakid b'sele 
 tons Itandiii;; about a ... ■, I'l'lie. iiig i.'itiiUo be lonu've 
 ry horrible things, tli. v i.irkupthui liceli.ind run a- 
 way as fait as tbeycoiid. IJut .•/,; ;,.. .nadealici then . 
 and Oopt tliiiii at lalt, ivi li minyfaii worii;and pei- 
 Iwalioiis, and toid theni th' i'l.ry of then f..d Adven- 
 ture, which ihcv beliiv'il when they came I a -k and f.nv 
 one or two of ilie dead Bidits ii| on ilie llioic. At th ' 
 he.iur.'. of this they fell a weeping and la'iiciiiii;.; alter 
 their n, aimer, bewadiiig the .Si'.x'.i./i in very iiio' iiig 
 terms upon the I,, lie ol tl.cii inisforiiili.s aed exprtfs'il 
 a great deal of [uidcn.el's and humanity. Tfis cikOii- ''■■''•'■"•j:>'' 
 raged M-mi:' to dellie them lo take ilieiii into tlK'ir;,'|^'|','|'^,,j 
 Hollies for li.elier, winch they reaiiily coii'.euted to ; and 
 beeaule their H.ibiiat. oils were a go ,1 way olf, they 
 madeteveral gre.ii liiesby the way,' at whuli they Hope 
 to rub aiiil i liafe the beiiiiiiiiiied 1. nib. id I'.di' po. t 
 Men, aiulcan.ed iheiii all the »iay iip.ui ilaii iiaeks, 
 not fullering any one ol iliein to toii.li tiie ground ^^'ilIl 
 his teet. T hev .illo madep.ood lires tor ib'in when tlu y 
 bro'ight them lionie, gave tiieni I'ood an. I .i waim 
 lodgiiti;, and .Snug and D.imcd ail Niglil ti.r their ai- 
 rivai. ' Ihele Ivople (like n-.olt of the r. itiliey I .id In • '^•',i;^.'i:.'^'. 
 tiiei.o teen) were of Itroii', well lonipaCleil liiklies, and |,;,..'"' 
 of goiKl courage. The iVleji had one of tikir Pap.", 
 pier- 'd from one lide to the other, and in the iiole a lit- 
 tle Cane was thraft aciols, about two or .lirce Ipati 
 long, and two lingers thick ; fmie had In :li their I'aps 
 fcrv d thus. The like they did to the iiuder-lip, O' vilii, li 
 they ear'-ied a piece of Cane about li.iif a ling.ci t!;i.:k. 
 They make this lilaiid iheir hal iiaiion fn.tii (Jc;.'/.-c to m- '/on;, 
 the end of f.'/v ;/.:')', feeding iiio'Hy allih.it time tipi tr'i'i!- 
 I illi, and a lort of Root which iliey dig out from under 
 the water with much labour and trouble. When tb.at 
 time IS expired, they remove intiujic Co.itiiuiii to leek 
 other I'ood, lor thole Roof. do then but begin to gr.j.v, 
 and aic -lot in iheir perfei^tioii till ,V..c)«.' ■/ and hc^cn.- 
 I>cr. Their Houfes are made of .Mat:;, and tii' y liavc'lii 
 Hides of liealts tor IJeds and Couches lo il.;ep upon ; 
 their Weapons arc only Hows .oid Arrow.. They are lite r '■■!• <■ ih^ii 
 fi-ndell lovers of their (diildren in tl;e Wo: Id, and iilc '-'■'''''"■ 
 them with as much tendumfs ; if one dies, not • iily the 
 Family aiiil Kindred, but tlie whnle \ i l.ige lanunts the 
 lofs ; an.i tliev keep up their Mourniir.; for a v. hole 
 Year, pe.-torniing the Cereiiioiiy of l.aiiieiiratinn three 
 tin-.esa Ja', , before Sini-riliiii'. at Noon .;:i.| .n Sun fet; 
 tirit the Parents, and then all the ie;t cf ilie People 
 Wlicii the '^'ear is up, and the l:ilt Fiiiur.il Riiesa^ioni- 
 p!i;hd. they walli tiioiu.eive, iiid liiii"» ailthiic Mourii- . ^^ ,. 
 iiig Appai-el, and appear in iiicir wonn 1 CJiiarb. Old , ,u ','',.^.". ' 
 ; Age they iii\cr bcw.ii' iii tins m.iiiiier, b)r the. don't 
 pay ;.ny gnat reiereiice t.i it, a niair., via, nir.lt > thet 
 ihiJirm do. Uvy lay the old ones an. good f r m thing 
 I Init: to confi'nic the MaMiteiiaiicc thai the Children iT.oi'd 
 ^ have ; an,! that fince they iiavc lived theirume, 'tis lit 
 they Ilrai'd die to iii.ikc i.i. m. l hey brrc all tiie other 'i'" "" •" 
 Ue.ad except liicir Pi.yll, laii:;, whom iluy burn, and turn'''''"'''" 
 
 which (i ihe Years er 
 
 /'liijii fn. 
 
 • h 111 
 
 B''*' ii,lr|-. 10 
 fk' lliul'.' 
 
 their bo.ies into a Pi 
 
 wh'.iitlie Fuiieial Rite, are coiiliiniiraid) they give to 
 their Kindled to drink up it! a dniiight of Water ; the 
 dcp 'II ot thi'i, 'tis to be fiippi.s'd, is t.) ttiiii iliciii into 
 Dcclors too, lor a fiipply lit tiiri.thds Mott,ilit^, I'lufe 
 Phylicians have wondeifiil Pi n i'eges above ,id ntlicr Peo- 
 ple, tlir they mav marry tw.i or tliiee Wives, uherea'. 
 all the reli are allowed but one. They have farther 
 this advantage, that tliofe whom they cure do eltceiii 
 them fo miioli, as many iimis lo give them all they ire 
 ^ worth m the World, and to procure their Friemls tn 
 j mak'.' them Prcfents befules. 1 heir meihuds of piaCtife I'o'l'"- e.' 
 are only to cut and gaili the Part alledcd, let i'. a:l wlrii ' '> ''* 
 it will, and then to apply their Mouths and fuck out the 
 dillemper ; then inftead of a Plailter, they Seat i; witn a 
 hot Iron; and for the rnnclulion of all, blow nioiitlij 
 place, to blow away all the rciiiaindeis of ilic grief that 
 wdu d not • onie out by Sik'lioo, An.l thev .oe lo nnicb 
 tor propagating the F.iculty of Phylick, that tliey wou'd 
 needs have the .S/'.iki'.io/j their tjuells lurii Doctoisto", 
 ami I'tteiid to cure by blowit.nan.l lu.:kiiig as ili.y did. 
 Neither wou'd they aditiit of their bxciile, that iliey bad 
 no Inch Skill or Vettiie to tarry t)lf a d llciiiper afer 
 that iinaoount.al Ic manner : For (lav tlies) all nianner >''*'' 'S'S- 
 of Stones, and Plants that grow tn the Field, have a '■■''■ 
 vertiie and agoodnefs ui ihem that isprotitable forfome 
 .'illi'mper or other, and is iioi .Mni a more excellent 
 Cteatuic than a Stone, rr a Plant, .-iid fo leis mcire 
 liealim} un.l lelloniig *i'crtucs in Imii than ilicy ? How- 
 ever, 
 
 .1' ' 
 
 VS. 
 
 f'l 
 
 I. 
 
m 
 
 "lir" 
 
 iit 
 
 802 ^ /oyage to Florida ^ Pamphilo Narvaez* L ib. V. 
 
 
 c.iti ever, .;/;'/!, J l.i>i>thi'y liiil not gu tint wav tu work lliat 
 
 w'ih'Vi. '''^' '"■'■•'" l->'>>'*'>r'' 'li'l- bmrjilicr hy Spiiitual ^IctlioJs 
 i.A I'.iyfitk 01 I'raytr and line iiliuo ii\uvli thu Si k tliat way ; 
 ihi'ir I'liiltiT-i ami i iinlials \ure I'.i.-.-r Xj/^'m and Ww 
 ■ f-r/.7, IjciicdiOtioiii, .lUd DoxuliiKRS, wlui li lu' lf|-uris 
 .lid w.>nd<rtiil C'liivs, and y,3m'd tlicin a nullity rii"- 
 ntlijii irulu'Coiiiirr\. Yet lie v.onKlli.s ilu'V wen; tor- 
 ccd to amii' y wi'.li ili^.' /-/.i-.i.. |iaOt.'a- lo tar, as to blow 
 o\cr ilic 1'atn.iir like ihoni ; but wluilu r the Malt was 
 vii'\vard> or downwards lie dors not tell u^, Imic tis no 
 pieat niatlir, liiKe li.'tli are ot'tlic fame virtue. Wliile 
 liiry lunU; their abode vvuli ilie f'i./i.iK. ot ilii'^ hhuiJ, 
 (v. 111. Ii they lali'd iliel'.land ot Ai,i//. ../n,' totriine lioiii;li' 
 I Mie more ofttiur C.uiii| anions to tliiin, nlio liaj [leeii 
 t,tlt lure liU-wife a"; tliey Tvcre : And lien^ ail tojcilicr, 
 they detrrnund to trim iipalJoai, and asinany ot iliein 
 a-> wen- It'Onn and Wi'll to i;o in it, an.i endenonrto 
 Iind I. lire way to conic \.iicr(' Christians liv'd, and t lie 
 ivli ll. nrd It.iy there till iliey wore recover'd, and their 
 I'liends lou'd otdir Maiteis fo as to remove thein alio. 
 Uni •,-,iit as they weie inittinn iliis l-'rO)ect ill execution, 
 their JKit I uld and dilapi-oinred tlieiii ; it was no Ibon- 
 t'r J.a';ni!itd bin it Ici.k to the bottom, and Co trnltrated 
 tli'.ir de(i;'n nt' eleaping t(;r tliat time. However, lour 
 "■t ilmnch.it were the 1 elt Swiiniiiers undertook to pals 
 over to tile Mini Land, and lii navel till ihey came to 
 lo lie Town inli.ibitcd bv s,"..h;.imij, to i;ive thcni notiee 
 of the >:,lirefs their p,ior (.1. 
 tet liele Mell'eif.eis were 1 
 
 Shells. Hides, red tUer, Canes to make the bodies of 
 Arniw.s, and l-liiits to make heads, and lueh like trilKi. 
 But that wh^h \va, the greauli advaiiiane to hiiii liv 
 tills eonrlcot blew as, that by ihi; means he hadaiiuij- 
 poitiinity ut viewing the Couiitiy, and cuntriviiif; |i:s 
 ekape, lur he tiavellil at Icall ^oot 5c leauiiesaloni! the 
 Coait. 
 
 Alter tins manner he fpcnr (> Ye.ns aiiionj^lt theie !•■ 
 ■iiniis ut C.:i,t..,, and wei.t naked all the winle as ilie\ 
 !!a ; bin the 71I1 and l.ilt Yi.ir ot'liis Apprenmelliip i '- 
 nnnpoii, he K-nnd a way u> give his 1„.ujh .\l.ilieis ih,.- 
 Ilip, and tame to another I'eople n, on that lame Cuail, 
 Wlnle he w.i. neie, by a Itraiye turn of bortniie he met , 
 with two ol his Countrymen a^ain, lome of ilieiii that -.c: ' 
 had bei 11 u ih linn bct'ore at tne lllaiid of MLihi,!, and 
 :hat IukI parted lioin h'.m at ihe other llland. 1 z of them 
 ni Miiiipanv, to nuke ilun wa) honuwaid. But twas 
 iheir hip to t.ill into the luilJs iA' I'oiiie of the (; ./, m, 
 who kept them v^-itli iIk 111 i and as 'ii.s the enltoiii of 
 iliole I'l uple to line lioin one ('hue lo anoiber for Snlle- 
 nante, iiiid to go and eat ihe Fnm or the tiiain that 
 bach or lueh .1 place alfurds, at the tune when tii in 
 lealoii, fo It feenis thofc /«./.-:'.■■, who had thefe Men in 
 keeping, came upon tlie fame ai louiu to die plaec w here 
 ■ hi,:i, was, andlo jir-ve him and hisCountryireii aiiop- 
 portunity of mcetini .jiether. Heie .-/.'iM.ehad a fnll ,\i| ,i„ 
 aeeount of the rni. ■■ .' tlieir I'leet of Boats, when the r„i vj 
 mitrymen were m here. Af- [ violent Storm lepaiatea them from oneanoihei ; how 
 ati h'd, Aii-r. rM< and his j '^''^' 1 ..c^ himlelf, and all the roll were loll, foinc drjwn'd. 
 
 f {. 
 
 
 i-7;,.„ 
 
 .I'M 
 
 ie..!ipany Imteril \eiv pieat liardlhips and mifenea up- i 'p'lie (tarv'd alhore, and ledue'd to the nnfei I'.de neeef- 
 oij till llland. Ihe Weather ptov'd bad and tmleal'ona- 1 ''ty ul eatiiij; one another ; others iiuirdet'd by ihe bar- 
 b e, and they weie ready ro Itarve tor want of Provi- barois (/;,//.i«.(, who tour.J them Itragnliiif; up and down 
 lii ns ; there was a l.ul Mortality amuiii;tt ilieni too, and | "i their Couiury. Thele few that were now lelt being 
 ot >i. Men \\!i:ch there were in all, tliere w'erc no more 'hus liappily met together, made it then buliiufs to eon- 
 let't remaiiiini' but i^j. And wbieh was worle Itill, a ' '"Jt about ways and nuaiis how to get out ol'ilie clutches 
 Sickneis happen. ug aii.'.^nylt the Ji../i(i»;j, which Iwept 1 '^' tliele Wm;;j ; -iiid they concluded, that the only way 
 awav gieat nun ' 
 p rfv. ul 
 
 eat iiumbers ct tlitm, then Superftitious fancy woud be to day till they went to cat I'liMr in a iieigli- 
 id tlie.n the Srr.ri.vJt were the canle cf that bouftng Country, as their oiiltant cultuin was, tho'" it 
 
 '■•■ere 6 Months to thai time. 'I'hisT.vwr isabrui' .. Jlc^'"■^l- 
 igncfs of an Kgg, 'tis red and blaik, and ot'a very good "'"■ 
 ; the /«.i).j;,/eai iheiii three Months in the S'ear, 
 ive entirely upon ilieni in the Seafuii, eating iiutliing 
 
 Moitaiirv ; .Tiul now, inltead of I'hyllcians, they made 
 Nignim.itKer.s and Murderers of them. Inllioii, this 
 
 'my pievail'd fo far, that they began to lonlult about 
 
 the Saerihcing of tlicm, and this they had certainly done, 
 
 lia I no- one wiUr than the relt argued liii, Companions 
 
 ni'o a belief i.f the luno.encv of tho Spauii-.^ds from this 
 
 I o;didf ration. That if they had a power to take away 
 
 Mcii's Ii- cs,!he\ might be .ii rcafonatily fuppos d to have a 
 
 piiwcr topreferve them, wliuh if they had had, to be Aire 
 
 ihev won'd imi hawliitlerd f 1 many of their own Men 
 
 '• die .IS h.ivl iloiie belbre their faces. This Rcafoii 
 
 fn d their lives, but they liv'd aminealie hie hete altcr- 
 
 war'ds; both the /»j./<1'.j and they too Uitter'd great ex- 
 
 rrniiltics for wantof Pro\ ilions, and made a very Jiard 
 
 il.itt to a\oid Itaiving. Upon this, fomcot the /«,/;.)«j 
 
 removd over to the Mainl and, where they cou'd have 
 
 a better Subiiiianre, and carried fome ot the Sp.-.ni.uds 
 
 along with them i and havini', li\'d there fome time, they lliall not (as they impertinently alledge} be ever 
 
 they rcturn'd to anoihe,- llland about two Leagues from ler-Kcable to their Lnemies They don't take ai 
 
 bi 
 
 taite 
 and 
 eile. 
 
 The lidii-.iis in thi.s part of the Country fp.irticiilarly 
 the Nations of the A/.^'..:(.j and .V rsj.ie.iwj, aii.onpl) uliom 
 rliei7.i/;/.i.,/j conversd; were a People c.f a fordid 1 lie, 
 and briitilli and baibarors Culti ms. Their I'aps jnJ 
 I ips W'Cre pierc'd like ihofe at the llland tji Mill n.ic, 
 their Food Roots, and anv foit of Animal almoll that 
 ihey can catih ; Fiogs, Worms, 1 izards, Serpents, "o 
 down like good favoury Viifluals with tlieiii, iiayiiarth. 
 Wood and Bealtb dung when they can get nothing elfe) 
 will Icrve the turn. 'Ihey neither rcvcrenee Old Ai;c. „ ■ 
 nor love their Children as the other lnrf..i/,j Jo, but wilK,.,,,], cuil 
 kill them with their own hands many tunes, becaufe >i"' • 
 
 tiie V III Finn I, for the convenience of the fielhV\'ater 
 that was there. Akem was aUo tranlpuneJ over to the 
 ■y'rovi Kr/n.i by feme Other of the /«i(i.;«j, who weiir, 'tis 
 
 > Bite 
 
 ^li^rt ar- 1 
 feme of ll , 
 
 Wives amongil tlienilcives, nor any Husbands lor their Wif.- 
 Daughters neither, for they fay they are all Kindred, 
 and tis a lliame for tliiiii to marry their own Relations, 
 to be f'ppnsd, upon the f.une at count of fupplyiii;: | So that w.iat Women the\ have in that way, arc either 
 thcmfelves with the Neceilanes of Life. And thus all 1 taken trom their hncmie) 111 War, or bought of Ionic ot' 
 were rele.is'd from the I'nt'on of M,:lr.:.ii IllanJ, bur Itill | the neighbouring Peuple ; and the price they generaby 
 'twas but a reiiMw from one Priioii to another, and they j gi*e loi ,1 Woman, is either a good Bow and aeoii|.|c P''"''^,[' 
 were as far as ever, in their own Opiiiums, fnaii get- ot .Arrows, or eile a large Net. They put all tbc old 
 lingaway fii.in thefe HeathenUh I'eople. Wlullt .//lar- ' People to wirry burdens, and do fuJi other Drudgery 
 was here, his Companions, at the llland latch mention'il, I as then leeble Age is capable of. The Men don't much lua.ii'.i '/-■> 
 
 Me themleUes about any Work or Labour, but throw ^'''"■■''" 
 
 . fifi 
 
 had notice of the place of liis.\bode, and gut an oppoi- 
 tiiiiiry to ,onic over to him ; the number that laiiie was 
 I 2, and two were leti lick behind 111 the llland. 'Llule 
 Men ref.ilv'd to travel along the C'oalt lioniewards, but 
 W'.-./,,, being wvak, cou'd iMt pretend to beat them com- 
 laiiy in b., h a loutncy ; fo they went on and lie Itaid. 
 .After thev were gone, he obferv'J his time when the /-; 
 .//.»»■! we. e out of the way, and got over to the llland 
 where bis two Cou .,rsnien were lefi, and Itaid there a 
 Yeiir ai !ealt, till he lecover'd his health a little bitter. 
 
 Bit then he rcloU'd u.. bid farewel to them too, for they 
 
 iis'd him id, and put him to the paiiiUil diiiJgeiv ofi place where the lonvetueiRy of I'ood tails t 
 
 ''iggin'4 under W.itcr tur the Roots they bv'd iippii. Tins their Temper and Moral t)ualities, the .'«/' 
 
 tioul 
 
 moft ol it upon the Women, who are generally lloutand 
 Itrung, and butli ht lot it, and us'd to it. Ihey are fw 
 bulie aboiit their Houllold concerns, that ihey alls.w iii^r 
 above 6 hours of the 14 for relt ; they fpeiid thegieatiM 
 pin of the Nigiu 111 heating their Overs, and drying tlu 
 Roois they eat ; and then asfooii as the Day begins \.o 
 appcir, they go to drawing of Water, and fcicliiiiput 
 Wood into tlicit Hcufi s. Then Houles art made of 
 Mats, and Hand upon lour .Arches, and are comriv'd lo, 
 that they can take tliciii up and remove them into ai.y 
 
 lem. As to 
 
 .eive 
 
 II q.j: 
 
 Livti Witfi 
 
 O. !'■( I'l.il ^ 
 i: .1 StsT. 
 
 dv'lipn he executed, and convey d himfell over to the j but an ill aeeount ol them ; they lay they nrac'hle un- 
 Miln Land a"iin am nigll the li.di.ins ot i'f.tu.^i. Here | natural I.ult.s one widi ano'.her, are very .Soitilh, will 
 he hiid a I'-.n. li ealier Life in all rcfpeits, for he preien- 1 Lye and Diifeinble mciiftroully, 'I'hieve and Steal, 
 
 'dcd liimfelf a Merchant, which was a liirt of Vocation 
 \ery eraeful to them, and procurd him both good ilfage 
 an 1 lib rry too. I'or now his bufuiefs was to travel up 
 and down from one place- to another with Wares ; he 
 wcnr wht-re he pleas'd, and return'd whei. he woml, 
 an.l ih'.' People every wlieie m.ide mu. h of him, and de- 
 fired ins -ompanv. 'I'lic Metcharidize he earned was 
 
 only fioni Neighbouis, but even bathers and Cir.i 
 dren from one another. They neitlK'r 'I'lll the Land, 
 nor .Sow any fortot .Seed, batlea\e all to the cate .iiid 
 bounty of Nature ; yet, ne>twithltanding their Poverty 
 and uncertainty of Food, they live merry iind |ocuiid, 
 and nevii ceafe ihcirSpots and D.mcings. Tlv y are lij rjrci 
 very Iwitt of tjot, and cvciy way fo well made for mm. 
 
 riitiiuiii>, 
 
 .,,,.^ 
 
LIZi 
 
 lib/V. 
 
 make tlic boJus of 
 ml liich like iiillcb. 
 tlvaiitjiic lo limi bv 
 luaim Ik' IuJ an i \>- 
 aiiJ cutitriMi);; Ins 
 51- leaijiKsalKni-' ihc 
 
 1^ anioiii;lt lluii- '■ - 
 
 II itn.' wink' .IS lIll'V 
 
 Apprcium'lliii' I' - 
 
 Oil tli.u I411.1' C'uull. 
 icit Foitntic Ik- nicr j, „,, 
 loiik- (if liniii ilut -.o.: , 
 ml of MLi.'.i.l , .lad 
 lllaikl. iJuftllCIM 
 
 iKvvaid. Hilt tuas 
 
 )1HC Ot lln.' /; ,/ 111, 
 
 i the tultoni of 
 
 .iiKitfor for Suite- 
 or the liiaiii thai 
 • tnuc when lii 111 
 
 Ki luJ tliefc Men in 
 
 1 to the place wlieri" 
 Ljjuiitryireii aiiop- 
 
 .■i'l;he had J. fllll ,\.| ,i„ 
 .'f Boats, ivheil llicr„ii'J 
 one anoihoi ; how 
 loll.foinc dt-'wn'd, 
 .he iinfci I'.'k neief 
 uirJtr'd 1 y the bar- 
 Ri^hiiKiip and down 
 vert now Ich being 
 icir bulinels to coii- 
 t out ofihccliiiLhcs 
 , that ihc only wjv 
 ,U I'lnic in a iieigli- 
 ultuin wa-., tho it 
 
 KHC ISal'luif .. JleTIl'' 1-1 
 
 and ofa '-ery jjooj ''''"' 
 lonihs in the S'lar, 
 full, eatiiii; nothing 
 
 t' <■ 
 
 jiintry f|Mi'tii:ii!arIy 
 ."«, an.onj:ll ulioin 
 Ic ;.l a fordid I lie, 
 '1 heir l'a| s and 
 IlLiiul of MnlU.U. 
 liuinal alnioll that 
 zards, Serpents, i;o 
 h tlieiii, nay I'.arth, 
 in j;et nothing elfc) 
 :vcrcnce Old Ai.c.„^,,,„„,. ,„. 
 ■iri..!;;j do, but will wji.l. Cliil 
 any times, beeaufe ^^" • 
 y al ledge ^ be ever 
 ■y "-loii't take ai,>'B„„„, 
 ■lubbands for their Wii.- 
 y are all Kindred, 
 eir own Relations, 
 lat way, arc either 
 bought of lonie of 
 ice thcv general'y 
 
 Bow .ind a eoni'ic ;[;';,'; ;;■' 
 
 :y put all the old 
 
 h other Drudgery 
 
 le Men don't nuieh Iiiil..fti '.^ 
 
 I.aliour, but tlirow *"»'■'•• 
 
 t;enerally Itotit and 
 
 It. Ihcy are fj 
 ihat iliey allow not 
 
 1 fpeiid thepreatiM. 
 :rs, and drying tin 
 . the Day begins to 
 rr, and fcuiiinu ot 
 oules arc iiKiJc ol 
 lid are .;oiiiri\ d !o, 
 love tlicni into any 
 
 lalli them. As to 111 i).,j: • ■ . 
 the Sp.!ni,:'i!i give 
 ' they ijrae'hlc iin- 
 very .Sottilh, will 
 ieve and Steal, not 
 •itliers ajid Cliii 
 K'r 'I'lll the Land, 
 all to the eaie .nid 
 nding their I'oveitv 
 merry and jociiii.!, 
 ings. Th' y are lor;,ti f- ■■■ 
 fj well made tor "tn- 
 niiiiiing, 
 
 CJiap. XV. ji Voyage to Florida by Pamphilo Narvaez. 803 
 
 Vcnifini aiul 
 H.cf, 
 
 T ; Ihr- 
 
 t\.-.i tfi.lft 
 
 S4 '. 1 1 
 
 fiinnint;, that they'll follow a Deer from Morning to 
 hvennig t.'l they have qi iie run linn down, .inJ in.ide 
 liiin lo weary as to be t.ikcii alive. The belt of all 
 their li'ingis when tiiey go to cat lime, foriben tlicydi 
 n iihiMg I nt e:it alniolt all Day and Night tio, and Ipeiui 
 tlieir lime in D.iiKini", and Revelling while that Kniii 
 laHs. When tne\ have done e.itinp (he I'lincs in the 
 Country wiiere ihey grow, they take fonie and open and 
 dry them, to cat by the way as they return home. In 
 (Iiorr, this /'/o/c tune is a befUvil of the liitiie qualil. 
 and great expeiilatioii aiiiongit thrni that i:!iiljhnj> ii 
 Ulf IS ainonglt ihe l\ui«jic.ii,i. As tor Helh, ilie molt 
 thiy have of that is Venilon and Beef ; fonie Deer thee 
 aie ah Hit tiie Coiiniry, and even too in loine plaees. 
 1 hefe Cattel are of the bigncfs of the ■i/'.-.ni/h Oxen, hi', e 
 liule H"riis like thole of Il.vl'ny, and u ry long ban, 
 and tliiiker ihan ufiially in other Parts ( )f the I lides 
 they 111 ikc Garments to defend them from the lold ol 
 their C'hiii tie, Shoes all'', and Targets for the W.iv. Tiie 
 greatelt pl.igue in this Coiiirry is the mrlitude of Myes 
 iha' breed here ; and to def.ii.l theaifebes fioin wliieli. 
 the Natives very treepienily g i with a tlim n;.; Ki.ir.d in 
 their hail. Is, and loneiimes burn down the Tree^ where 
 tlicy are, that the Flye, being d.pviv'd (^f then ihclter 
 miy be I'ore'd to go awa . And indeed, ./.l.iio fay 
 that they are lb mifer.dily vc\"d and tormented with 
 them, that it ni.iy be c mirar'd with tiie molt troublefome 
 thing ill the Wor'd. 'I'iie Country eontains a grc.ii deal 
 ol exeellent Paliire-f.md, which wou'd mainram migl.ty 
 Herds and I" o. ks of Carrel ; and wou'd tertaiii!) be a 
 very fruitful and protiiablc one, if the I'eopic had but 
 feiiee enough to manage it as it thou'd be. Tlicre'> lord- 
 ly any Mountain to I'e ften in all th.it Pan where the 
 S)<.uiii: . were, but all plain and open. There are Ri- 
 vers of gooa elear wholtoine w.iter too, but the Naiives 
 liaviug no ccriain felled pbue of Abode, depend more 
 uj^aii the R.Mii w.tier fir their eiinllani U;ink than rfiat 
 of the Rivers. When the time was come for the In.li.tus 
 to go and eat /'««', the '\p nii.ifrli, who had laid their 
 Plot for an eieape. were uiihi|ipily prevented in the rxe- 
 tiltionofit ; forthe/'/.^ iMj happeninnto fallout ainonglt 
 theinlelvcs, and they being dilpcrsd in fevera! Hiul-s, 
 one with one /h./.'cw, and another with another, they 
 were by this iiiean,s parted from one another, and ecjtid 
 not put their deligii in pradite. And fo ouee or twice 
 alter this the /i../;,i';j hinder'd their niniung aw»y. Inn 
 wliethet by elianee oreontrivanie, fifpeAiiy their pur- 
 pole, is niKCitain. However, thefe dif.ippoii.tuients 
 forc'd ilieiii to I'pcnd at leiil a Year nv ic ani mgll thole 
 wretched People, totiieir no little forrow and vexatiOii ; 
 as for .Iv.tui, he declares he iiv'dfucii a curled life a- 
 nionglt them, aiil ihey iis'd luni fo ill, tluthe was iie- 
 cellit.itoi' to change Ins Malir'i by running aw.r; three 
 or tour times, and iiirrow'.y efcip'd wiili hn I iie, they 
 purfuing Inni witii a delign toSaciiflce hun if they cou'd 
 have found lum. I'lu: a. iluy were fep.ujted from one 
 aiiuihcr by the Divifioiis .md (iuartcis of the //. !/.i':s, fi 
 they were bi(nu.',!i: i.) e.tcli oiher again, by the Rccoiu i- 
 li.iti jii and new friendlhip of the lame Par.ies. So that 
 now they hai jn opporlenuy of executing that lielign 
 which had beenfortiid fo long, and baiilk'd fo often. 
 They order'd nutters fo as to give the in.'.lnit the Ilip 
 all together, and begin lUeir [■inriicy out of that Savage 
 Couniry where they lia.l liv'd mo-'c liice Heafistli.in AUn 
 for lb long time. The iiidlitr.i either did not purine 
 them, or at halt did not take the right way, fa' the. 
 went on wiihoiu dr.imbance, and came to fome other 
 /i..//.ii/;i:all'd .In.ni.vcs, wliol'e F«ingnagctliey iinderllood, 
 having traded with them before, and weie very kindly 
 reeeiv'db, them. 'I'liey lied amongft thefe People a- 
 bour !i Monilis, leedingupcn i'lcn wild Fruits and Rciots 
 as tliey did, and (which is no lurk" wonder in Men ihat 
 had been I's'd nor only to a warmcrldinia: ■, but to wear- 
 ing oJ Cloathsioo) going naked for the molt part like 
 tliein, except .it any time thev tou'd procure a lew Skins 
 to corer themlelvcs withal. Here they pretend too, tint 
 tlicy did a great iiiany miraculous Cures upon feveral 
 lortsof Sick, and that the ("./..u,- flock'd into them upon 
 that iVoie fiom ihc neighbouring Parts; but when all';, 
 done, ihe gieatdt i^'aracle is rheir own ll.ing in a cokl 
 bleak Country, wivre th y went a'^ naked as ever they 
 were bom, their keeping lo many long 1-afts, and g'>ing 
 for Months t'lgeiher wnhov.t eating anv thing elleihan 
 a little I'liiit, and a'l this jom'd uiih li.ti.l 1 abourand 
 Travel, and yet coming oil with life and health at !.ilt. 
 .I.'i/iiit facs fa'ther, that they eh.ir.g'd their Skins twice 
 a Year as th- Snakes do, th.it 'heir Bodies pecl'd all over ! 
 from head to toot ; and wha iih the imprellion of the , 
 N\ cither, with cairyiiig heavy liiirdens, with travelling j 
 ihro.igli Woods .md Thickets, where the Thtu'iis aiil ' 
 
 Briers tore their fl'.lh, ihcv were in a very mil('r..')lc con- 
 dition, and their Cnrkalfes fo niortihtd, th" ;was thi' 
 grcatelt wonder Men, who had beer iis'd to aiiolI.iT 
 way of Ii\ine, co.i'd ever ';i througli with ir. Fiof 
 ihefe People they renin- d ;o the JM.i'/i '..■;, and il e .i.- 
 'i./ur;, with whom they liv'il fomJ time affer the (iii-t 
 poo'r and li.ird nte that they !' -.d with the foiaier. VVb'':j 
 thefe People hrll fiw iheni before their lloufci ilie> 
 vyithdrcw, an.l rcafond a \vl i c iiin.iiiglt tii.'iiifj.es. 
 ('tis to be hippos'd .I'loiit ilitir receptu.,.) w'ii,.li lOlifuii 
 bengovcr, thcv came 'ii a lery frimdly marner, lak.i 
 ilieiii by the hands, and le.idin'g them int. •hcirHo-l-- 
 The nexi Piop'e thi.y came to leein'd lo be flr.n !; wii: 
 a mighty fe.ii ai.d all nilknient at the liilt .ij pro.i.h o: 
 thele Ifrange Men. 'Iwa^a good while leforeih.A 
 wou'd venture to come neai iliem. and w'n n ihn di:'. 
 they eaine and laiil then hand^ iipt.-i the I i.-t;. and fio 
 die- ol the s,-,! /^,,/j, aii.l .if'.rwards' unoii flrirou... 
 bidding ihem wel. oiiie !'V tha kind of aoiioii. 
 
 Of rlicle PeO|ile;a<ef allthe red ;iu;e:i.r;i!, fi'tjiii the ,> 
 IHand of ,\(,i.7)r/ hither) ihey oblir\'d th.it lii.y gi'.e ''•' 
 their Children Seek till ihey are i -• or i2 Vea'ii, old },'[''' ' 
 'ind ihis bfc.nifeof the gnat har.. ly of V'idiials in their 
 Coiiniry ; lor Nature having made n pioMl'.'n for them 
 iiitheMorher- Milk, they i.itlici ehiif: to let them de- 
 pend upon 'hat for a Maintenance, than upon tlie en- 
 eer-ain Pro.itK'ts ofthe F.irth, or tlieir uncertain petting 
 ot them. They p..rt from their Wiv;'s when. vcr (.]iiii:- 
 lels and di!;er.nc;;s atiling between ihem.i they ran no 
 I -nger enjoy Domcnick peace and quietit. ''■ ; this is vj. 
 ty con iiion among the younger fort, I'lt 'tis not ciillo 
 maty for thoV that have bui many ChiMren to turn orf 
 the Mothers of them, an I .dtandor. tlicm lofillv. Wlk-n -ii" ■' 
 any Couple is tluis divoi'c'd fro'ii each c-Ik", they boiii ""' 
 life their liberty to marry when or wlip-i thcv p.eiile 
 When a quarrel happens between two Families y;ii 
 Ihall have them fepaiale i. -.v. the id' of :lie(,om:i;,,- 
 nity, and wuh.ba'.v with their Woifrn, .nri.l v^hat.'icr 
 belong, to ihuii, into ibme pl-u e in the I'lelds by tlu-;r 
 lebe, ; and here they Itay till eiib- r ihe Neipi' . ,iis 
 make peace, or they b,.ive miitiiii'y dii;el',c.l the M.-irtci 
 on I oih (ides .ind aie difpo.'l to a Rrcciuili.UK ;.. 
 If a dirt'eience ainonglt th.m ivt pr'^icds fo fir i^ -o. ■: ■ 
 i-ome to blows, they tal.c c.ire ntv r 'o vSc anv ^■,y.^.■_■l ; . 
 roiis Weapons, f hey > onimonly take i retty hacillice " "'''' 
 Cudgels iin.l thralh one another w.th theiti, rij! tliey have 
 f fti lemly vented thei' Cho'er on both fcics ; b'T as for 
 tlu-ii Bow-^ and Arrows, they lefcrve them fc.r thert'nc- 
 niirs and r. . palli- 'i ever n-„il;ts t!-.:ii ".rii ip'i,; ■..-.cii 
 other with :hof \Vc itviia, or ,111. r.ti,r-r tb.ar a .-,y ; lo' e 
 lar.il. The. are .Sodiers good enou Ji, bit.'}, u.'ci t > 
 1 al'O'ir. .ind able tn e 'duic It ; ciia ii'-;.:, and ji.'cf.'a: v 
 perceiiing ihe f ar < r cow.ii'dice of i. eirEn "inies, ,ii,i 
 taking ab the adv.inr.ige bv ,t i;"..',gla:f le. In ;'. r:, ci 
 fincmy mult iife tliem the wo.lt tl,,r can le. aii.i Ic.ii 
 them without any d.l'covcry of i'. /Vu'onglt limie •j.'-''"' 
 them Jr. tro fiys, there arc a fa: cd" impoiei'.t elfeii.in.t.c '''''• ' 
 M'li, (,f much larger a'ti greater ' imlx than (.tdiiiar\, 
 who go ill W.-;m,ns drefs and arc cicvi ted ty V/otcii... 
 
 i..(l 
 
 work ; they cat' 
 
 IV 
 
 vvs ror 
 
 S bi't !i;llcaJo! 
 ad witiiin Docirs 
 fc he declares he 
 
 hem I'jiird. ns of Wocd and Watei. 
 Cither Domeltiik OlVices i and of tL 
 law fcver.il. 
 
 1 hey have a firt of Oiink in.ide o; riie I.eacts ol a 
 
 Tree like iheMulbcrry Tree, v\ii cli thev boil very well, 
 and work it up into a froth, and lo dunk it a-, hot as 
 ever they lanfutfcr it to cc me into their Months. .All <;„,„,.. 
 the while this is over the lire the Velfel nuifi 1 e clofe ^^ .H"in •' 
 Unit ; and if b'/ chance it itiou'd be nncuvcr'd, and a''"'''''^K 
 Woman lhc)u'dcv)me bv in the mean time, ihey wo;''J 
 drink none <,f it, bat Ming all away. I.tkewile, while 
 they fland cooling and pouring it nut ;o drink, a W'u- 
 iiian mull not llir nor move, for they won d throw it a'l 
 to the groi lid, or I'pite it up again, if th.yhad drunk 
 any ; and Ike her felf wou'd incur the Baitai.ul.v All 
 thistimethcyciiutinue bauling ont aloud who will drii.k r 
 .■\nd when the Women begin to he.ir ihele exclamationv, 
 then 'tis that they letile theiufelves in their poltnies ; 
 and were ihcy lining, or Dani'.ing, tho' it were a tiptoe, 
 or one leg up and t'other dtwii, they mull coiiiiniefo 
 till the Aleii havecc-oldihcir Piciiioi, .m,! make it tit to 
 drink. Ihe reafon ol this is c\'ery ulut .is fj.jlil!; and 
 unrcafoiKii le as thecuftoin it felf ; foi tlicy fa\, lliou'd 
 not the "'omen Itand Hill when iliey hear then voice, 
 fime bad thing wou'd be convey'd into the 1 icjuoi, which 
 they I'.iy wou'd make them die ; and if fi'ch a Cicaeta- 
 tion of iilfes were allpoylon'd, 'twere no great lols to 
 the World. Our Spr.jiiar.U eominued Travelling on tin >' 
 rliis hungry harien Country ; the next fH.//.i>,'.' they cranu 
 fj. ( nreitani'd them with a for- of F ,od v, hic'i they had 
 
 me': 
 
 ,,'f 
 
 »l' 
 
A Voyagg fo Florida by Paniphilo Narvaez. Lib. V. 
 
 Hitjlorthc met wuli none of lict'orc; it was a kmJ ot Mc.)l iiiaJridrv'i 
 
 »-r,.il I.',;. 
 
 \'> ■ < 
 
 ai,u 
 
 of .1 Fruit tall'd Mc/./Hi'./Hf^, wliiih >\ like ilic Ciini- 
 ami .llt.ni^ ^^)^i o\' tlic fame kinJ. As it li.iiJi(s on tlir 
 Ticc ic is very bit.er, :iiiil as tlicv I'lcp.iVL- it one won d 
 timik 11 Ihoii'il iirtl'c inenJeil, tliii tliey are nl aiiniliei 
 Olniiign, and ilieiikTe |T(itccl ar>(ii.liii(',ly. llii> 
 make a I'reiieli in the j;r(iiiiul of a conliilei.ili'.c il'.'illi, 
 aiiJ tlu\iw the I'tnil imo it, liiiuliii(;niul tiiuiiii; it dboir 
 witli a pieat I'iccc til Wtioil. Wlieniliey l\a\e iloiK 
 tliisto ihe I iirpole, iliey take tliis Hoil};e |'ijilj;i'ut I'.aiil. 
 an>l 1 riiii aiidj'tit itiiittj a N'eifel, poiiiiiij; as iiuicli Wa- 
 ter iii'.ti it a» will iull n\ern; tiicM iliey talk wlictlier 
 it I'cfweet cnuji_nli i r no, if iint, they lakc more Faith 
 ami minitle with ii, till they have ivn.iiphi it iipto 
 tl-.!t ikj^tii of fwectiieli. ihit plciles their I'alatis Leil 
 When ills IS done, ihffv all fit ronnd the I'leii. h, all! 
 n\Ty Maiiihiulls in his hand and takes (iiii a liini|Mo 
 t It i^arvl lo thev eat on in tins «av (jf );ood I-. Ihnvlhip, 
 till their Bellies fomeiiiues are lead'; t'l Innlt. IlieLi- 
 • liiorihey tile i.i walli dovvir;liis dirty Meat, is made ut 
 ;lic Seeds or Ki-rni-ls uf the I-'nhr and the husks io;,;eilier ; 
 fiM they take tlirli' ard pm ilieiu imo a Vellel of Water, 
 ana afui liiey have lain fleepinj;tluie a while, theycome 
 ..nd ftMieczc them, aii.l the 1 iquoi thaf is tlnis prefs'd 
 rnt, !s wiiln'iit any farther prepaiatioii ht to be dtuiik 
 I'V ihe IilII of them all. 
 
 'riiefc Nations the Sp.vh.n.'i were now got ainongfi 
 vere ol' a imieh more civil and liof|'uable temper than ; '-W"e light Lt ilw:;, ihty ttavcll'd many dav s in preat di 
 
 lb diliijtnily aitrnded and waited iipiii, as ihes 
 wdel'V the li..li.ui,. Iliofr pm^r People tlinnp.ht no ., „, 
 tliini; too jjuod tcirthtm ; they lielie/d tin y kuw c\eri :„|,,1,',!,. 
 ilii; moll feertt thin);s whiih they had a iliiiid to ,oiKtal "' 'no. 
 liini, ilum ; liiat they loiid hi il all then Si' k, and in 
 HiOl d'ltempei , npon them that wne well if they Hid 
 piiiU'kc tticiii, an.) iheretoie took eare |o pkaU thini 
 in ivery ihiiin, and oi do what evft ihcy eomm.mjtd. 
 All! ilio' wc ll.all liai-dK take ./;. ,:i,.'> w. rd tin tli> cures 
 ihey d.d ill the fe'.ci.il Natii t'» dies paNd ihton^li, yei 
 wc mav, when he tells us, that he and his. ■inpany made 
 leiynoid life oliliis (Iranije tlpii ion the fi ,',d. t had '■( 
 iliciii, and ferv'd ilieiiill. Ives ot it lo many ..i iifiJerable 
 piirpol'es. 
 
 In foiiie p!aus there were liviis , I M. m! and Mint- \iru:i i- ■! 
 i-ds to I'c tonnd upi 11 cini.iiry in tli.it t ^ uiury ; thus'-"' "')' 
 tlicy law loiiic appiaraiues of Iron, and I im i.l" the 
 Nati\es i'.nelheni pieces of Antimony, and hnall I'iates 
 ot .Silver. In .mother pi.ue ihi.y found a pieat Coppei 
 Bell with ,1 (aiC engraven upon it ; and the li:di.iiii told 
 thciii, tli.it where that tliiny, ssasniade a p,reat niiinbcr 
 otl'latcsol the Tune Metafwere hid under" ground. 
 
 The Spniii.i'd! having travell'd a valt tra'rt of I and, 
 and lecn great v.iriitics of thefe Nations, (ot which ihcy 
 tell us hardly any ilnng m, le conli.lct.ablc, than the kind 
 rcveptirn and great relpte't they gave and paid to them) 
 came at lalt lo the South Sea. AlUi they had the wel- 
 
 I i^r- •"■(-!■ 
 
 thofe they pals'd :liio(ii;li at ririt ; hut there were fiitli | 
 varieties ot them, th.it ihey ilon't pretend fo imii h as to | 
 giv e lis ilieir Name-i, iiui> ii lefs cou'J they learn the Lan - ' 
 giiagc of every line of them. They were pretty well 
 aci|iiaiiiicd with ll\ I'everal Tongues, hut before they 
 cinic into iliofc Fait.- of the Continent where thei'/irt- , 
 '..' ii.l'j dwelt, iliev had nut with .ibove a ilioufand (iirts '. 
 
 »|: 
 
 lirels for want of I'nvilion ; fonie'imcs tliey fed upon 
 the fat of Deer, (a thing which they had loinc quanti- 
 ties of by them) but the worlt of all w.is their being rc- 
 duc'd ro powder of .Straw, which .7i. to favs they did 
 cat for leveral days, having nrithiiig elk that was eatable 
 tojiietend to, as neither had the>m/i<i«; in whok Coun- 
 try then they were. Hut out of this imlcrablc |lace '■.'■'■'''^" 
 cf langu.igcs; io that all alone, tiiey exprcfsd their ; 'fi.')' cair.e into a Land that might be eall'd happy , beau-'"'""* 
 .Minds to the i/.'.//.;«j by ligiis anj motions, wliu.l. they i'''"! and triiitful in companion; foi here tiiev had 
 f> und no gieat tioubic to make tlicm uhdcilUnd the Mai/e, Pulfe, fiomds, and Venifon for the I'ellv, Dcct 
 fence and meaning of. Huis alio and Cotton Mantles for the Ba. k. Going 
 
 I'or the lemaiiiiiig part of their Journey ihey li.ad t^rihcr, ilicy had not only the coiitiniiatice cf thcfe Ne- 
 
 cellanes, but fupcrfkiiiies too, the Natives gave them 
 Turijuoik Stones, feme Fmcraulds, and pieces of Coral, 
 and odd them ihey had the KiccrauKIs .n rx.'hangc tor 
 Qiiillsand I'arrnts feather;, from a certain People that 
 dv»'lt in very high Mountains tn the North. Thcfc^^'V""'-'- 
 
 Journey ihey li.ad 
 better travelling III all refpce'ls The 
 itiM attlicir 
 
 I'f.-r the moll part 
 
 li..' r.iis, with wl'oni they Abode, vvon'd at tlicir depar- 
 ture accompanv tlieui to the next N.ation, and lee them 
 Well recciv .1 ; .md ./.'e.nj favs, that fomctimes they had 
 I'loulan.i., to attend them, neiihcr was it an eahc matter J 
 
 to get rid of icmi 
 
 1'. Ito'c (.'e.c.iury ili.i 
 
 t.;ll lo.iy to meet them, ar.vi bid them welcome ; and 
 
 .u\i idiiig to their variec.is (.iidoni;, .md Manners, fiul: 
 
 w.istliciiRece'i lion and manner of Hntcriaiiimeiitamongit;tlie'y wore .Shifts of Bomba.'ine Cotton w 
 
 them. 
 
 Cue Niiioii pauu ;i',irly .Hi/tm makes mention ot", 
 where the People run out of their Hoi'fcs flinuting ind 
 hollowing, and Itriking their hands upon their Thighs 
 at lucli a rate, that they frigluned them molt bitterly ; 
 and then they ihrong'il andcioiideel about them with fo 
 miK h cagcrnefi, every Man Uriving to be tbreiuolV, and 
 i<- me as near ihein as polli'k, that he fays they were 
 like to be fituecz'd tn death. 1 he .Miiltituele wouM not 
 
 " mj, Il iif, an i 
 
 i.f them. Many iimes the People, I '" '"'J v. ere a polite People, in refpec't of .a great many Z''\\ hA, ■ 
 came imo, woiiM mar. h out in ,i othirs they had nut with ; they had Houfes more large 
 
 and handfiimely built than was comntoii, their Women 
 were us'd with great rcl'pe.T and rcgarei heir ,Se.v. 
 
 -li re.i.h'il 
 below the Kne^'. and a fort of .Sleeves made of Deer 
 -Skins which touih'd the ground, and were prrfiim il 
 very fvveei with certain Roots; and all in general, both 
 Men and Women, were iV.od. 
 
 From tlicfc they travell'd to others, wholiv'd a muth 
 more poor .\i\d milerable Fife ; and from thefe again 
 through anotlur large and populous Country, where the 
 Natives low'd .Maize and Piilfc three iimis a Year, and 
 h.iilalfo plenty of Deer. They found here a Ibrt of 
 
 '•-• tlieii! touch the giound vviih their t'cet, I'lit got them povlonoiis Tree, which the Inhabitants make ulc of fon,co! * 
 i p Of I r. tlieii llioulders, and ariied them away to their \ poyfoning their Arrows, .md that either with the Fruit 
 ( loufes. Dthers of them, .is loon .as they had brought t"' the milky Juice that drops from the boughs when they 
 the ^. r..'.:,..'j i.ito their IfulVs. wou'd ort'er thcni all | -iic broken off. "I'here are feveral of thefe Trees that 
 t.icii tjoods, and the virvHoiiles themfelvcs too; and are fo (Irong a poylon, that the leavci of thcinbruisd 
 
 and caft into .any Pool or flanding Water, will certainly 
 kill the Bcalts that drink of it, according to their 
 report. 
 
 I'.iu' there were no great '] rcalurci there, yet they were 
 not a l:t;!e plca.s'd to kc the free and open humour of 
 ilie,felVe;k. Some again woti'd not come out of their 
 Houfes into the Fiil.ls aii.l High ways ui meet them, 
 but fit r.t home, and Ifay till they tame ; .and 'tis comical 
 enough what .lli.irc i elates of tlitfc lileni People, (who 
 were vet as hearty aiul kiml as the noify ones before nicn- 
 •ion'J, tliat when they ainc to their Houfes, they found 
 them all litting with their faces turiul towards the Wall, 
 their hetiels hanging down, and their long hair dangling 
 
 over tlteir eyes. 
 
 tliey had been allecp, and after- 
 
 I hole poor Travellers now it l.irtcamc to have (bme 
 notice of their Countrymen iW Sp.vii.irdi, and that by 
 feeing amongit the Iw'iiti.. the Buck k o( ^Sprtiijh Gir- 
 dle, whih alfur'd them till y muft have been in thole 
 Parts. Uponex.imination, the f«.-/i.o,'i told them fonie 
 Men with long Beards, like ihcm, and with Horfcs and 
 Armour, had been there ; bur thev favv lad dcmonflrj- 
 
 lions of ir as thoy |'alVd farther into the Couiitrv, Ibr 
 waiels were entcnaiti'd by them in a very Irank and ' the People had left their Towns and Village,;, and h:J 
 bra- ty manner. They commend thefe tor the inoft ' theiiilelves in Woods and Muumains, the fruitful lands 
 eotv.eiy aiic lenlib'c PropK of all that they law ; their 'lay neglcled, and a whole rich and pteafant Country 
 "*^'otncn, atu! all the (.i|,! I'cf pic in general, wear a Co- appcar'd to I cli'oil'il. 
 
 \er.i:g of Ocers Skitis, the relt gi naked, here an I there 'Some of the IiuH.iik that had futfcr'd thus being at laft 
 a .Man only t;;cep'cJ. Tlicir Country abounds wit'- 
 Kinc, and ihcy have nlli) fmiie Horcof Mai/c 
 
 ■J he lih'.i'U.s were generally very ferviccalde to the 
 S-/ii!'..'.!\ m gerting rhcni Piovilieiis as they travell'd 
 ai.aig With them : nnd in (.'ountrier, that violdfel Ueer, 
 Hares and Fowl, (.T.i f. vcral that they pafs'd die!) they 
 wo'.i'il go out with their BoW5and.\rr.;ns, and kill what 
 VMS neccll'ary lor ihe company. And certainly, if vvr 
 iiay give credit to their reports, never were any Men fo 
 M't.-|i revcrcnc'd, (ador'd one may f.iy} fo obfequioufly 
 
 1 ' got out of their holes and hidden places, told them thatoi 
 the Sfr-.nir-.nls had Ix'cn there, had deftioy'd and burnt"" 
 
 their Towns, laiel th? Lands walie, and carried away'' 
 vaft numbers rf the People fir Sl.ives ; yet were the fe a 
 molf innocent and courteous People, and made .liv.i a, 
 with his company, as welcome as polkble, tho' they had 
 realbii to expect other treatment at their hands, their 
 Hcards difcovcring them plainly enough to be fome 
 thing a kin to thofe Men that had lo grievoulty injur'd 
 them. In Ihorr, the-y went on with a great body of 
 
 Indian ' 
 
Lib, V 1 Chap.XVl. A Voyage to Florida hy 1 ernanilo de bnA >. 
 
 8c 5 
 
 iif., 
 
 i-lrr 
 
 Miicil iipnii, as ihcy 
 IVo|'!c i]ini\i;ht no , 
 i dtluy kiMveviTi /•„„,., 
 I .1 nuiul to vOiKcal "• 'I'' I. 
 I ihni .S'..k, iiiii 111 
 ut:I if ll;oy di.l 
 
 CllL- 1.1 pll.lll tlltlll 
 
 fi ilicy lOinm.iiiJcil. 
 ■ «i 1.1 liir tlic Hire* 
 ('.lUd tiitonyji, yti 
 
 .1 liiM. .iii|Mriy iii;uU- 
 
 the fr./,rt-< h.lJ .1 
 
 lu.itiN ;, lili.lcr.ibli 
 
 Mi,i! aiiil .Mint- Mriili .• 
 Il.'.t (\lllltr) ; ilius'^-"''"')' 
 aiui i 111. i,r tlic 
 . nml liii.ill I'i.itis 
 iiiij :i pxM Cnppu 
 .iikI the li.di.ini tiilil 
 Jv' n _t;riMt miinbcr 
 muii r );ruiiikl. 
 ,iii tr.K-t o\ I aiu), 
 ('lis, lot u1ik)i tlicy 
 alilc, th.in the kind 
 aii.l p.iid ti, ihciii) 
 1 thiy li.i.t the wtl- 
 iiiy d.Hs 111 j-rcntdi- 
 iiiiCb tliey fed upon 
 •) had lume quaiiti- 
 W.1S their bciriy re- 
 U:.:.o r.nsthey did 
 He that wa.; ratable 
 iiu in whofe Conn- 
 lib MiiliraMe jlace 
 aill'd happy, bcaii- 
 toi here tiiev had 
 for theFiell),. Dcet 
 tlie fl.uk. ' Going 
 uanci of thcle Ne- 
 S'aiivcs t;ave them 
 ind pieces of ConI, 
 ds ,11 ex .liaiiiic (or 
 certain Per^pl'e that 
 the North. Thcfe ^^'"'''i' ■"■■■■' ' 
 ^lot-a great many :^i;'j:;,r! 
 noules more Jarf;c 
 i:on, their Women 
 S^t'l heir Sex. 
 
 ton « rh re.i.ii'd 
 ves made of Dcei 
 and were prrfiiniil 
 II in general, both 
 
 "holiv'damiilh 
 
 from thcfe again 
 oiimry, where the 
 timii a Year, and 
 ind here a Ibrt of|,,c^i, 
 s nuke ufcof fonder * 
 lier (vith the Fruit 
 boughs wlicn they 
 [ tliele Trees that 
 ; of them bniisd, 
 ter, mil certainly 
 .cording to their 
 
 ime to ha\e (bmc 
 
 trds, and that by 
 
 of a Spr.nljh Gir- 
 .e been in thofc 
 
 told them lome 
 I W!th H.'rfcs and 
 u- fad deinonftrj. 
 
 the Coulltr^, for 
 /ilJai;c:;, aii.l h;d 
 the fiiiitfullaiijs 
 
 pteafaiit Country 
 
 thusbciii" at laftg,,,,., .,|,, 
 s, told them thatoii!.^- •: i 
 (tioy'd :itid burnt"""'' ':■ 
 "d carried away'"'""'' 
 ; yet were thefe a 
 nd made .J.:.! <i, 
 'le, tho' they had 
 beir hand';, their 
 ugh to be feme 
 giievGuHy itijur'J 
 I a great I o.iy of 
 
 Sji'iOn ihc 
 (.1 thsothfi 
 
 Indif.m attending, till they came where the firll Spr.nifh 
 Colony was, havinji all aloni^ trac'd the Si>.tni.iuli in their 
 marches by thofc maik i and footfteps of their Cruelty, 
 which Were vilible tv.-ry where. Here they difinifs'd 
 their lift hnl.'.in (iiiide':, b'lr thofc hoiicft Kopie were 
 not willirj; to Ro, till tluy lia.l as the ciiftom wan dc- 
 liver'd ihem fafc into the rnliody of another hiJinti Peo- 
 ple. And «■! ihi: Sp/:nl^, !i were very kind to them in 
 ptopofin;; to fcizc them all, and make .Slaves rl them, 
 io ihey were n^ kind to the Sp mi.v.li in the Opinion thev 
 had o' tlieiii, t.ir they won d not bi' perfwadcd by any 
 nic.Mis that they were the fiir.e f-rt of Men with /lh\tro 
 and his ecimpany ; fot, faid iluy, thefe Men heal v.s, 
 but the othi r kill us ; tliefe are bountiful and kind, the 
 others rob and are covetons ; i Ik: one go naked, and 
 without Horfts, as we do, tl"- others have Iron Coats 
 and I.ances an. I rule on Horfeback. In ihorr, the fir- 
 mer came from the Lalf, and the others trom the VVelf ; 
 for winch rcafnii alfo, as well ab ihe reO, thi y wou'd not 
 bclievt thev were the fame People. However Aixnrp, 
 Willi niiK-h .id.', perfw.i.le.l iheni to return to their Hoiifes, 
 to lia then I. and, an.i Inhabit their Towns as before, 
 and endeavour to inake all tlieir Countrymen join toge- 
 ther, to do their belt to reftore the Country to us former 
 f iiirilhmg rt.itc. /I'l'-.iO and Ins Friends travell'd on till 
 they came where more of ihe Sp/!)iill} Offieers redded ; 
 but the SiKuiiitrd), who were now their Guides, led them 
 through lurbai'ous defol.ire Way, and dealt very un- 
 kindly with them. Thi y wanted Heathens to receive 
 kindnelfes from, for Chrillians, and their own Country- 
 men, had none to Ihcw ilicin. They us'J tarther cii- 
 
 5j.'9^liC 'if 
 
 111 titit. 
 
 .Wi«/.r. 
 
 deavoiirs to reduce the l>t,l!.t>:s from th': M^untaiiij, ami 
 brmp them down to Inhabit the plai.i (^untr, again, 
 promil.ng them upon thole term.s, ami ilicir rmbr.ienij' 
 Chriilianity, that they ihou'd be free fioni all tilt ir.j 11:0- 
 leflations, and enjoy tl.eir Country in p.ace. I he /,- 
 ./Mm agreed to do thi5, Unh to become Chridi.iii.;, and 
 to fill their Land ; but h.jw the .V/>i«;< ./j p.'rtQrin'd 
 their part uf the Covenant is uncertain. W/i .i/o an.l hi': ^ »jrt 
 Companions, al"icr this proceeded to Vi«;- ilrlli, wheie' 
 thcGoverri'i recciv'd ihem kiiidiy, .-iii.l ti. in iliencc to 
 Mexico, when the Vicc-Roy gave tliein a iiub'e tntcr- 
 tainmcnt, after thtir fjiig, tedious and lia7aidous 
 travel 
 
 'Tistobc obferv'd, tliat /lhii>-'> in this march came 
 quite crofs tlie Con'uicnt from the North to th'- .S.-i'.ith- 
 Sea ; and the dilfanee between tlieie two, a.;cnrJiii.» to 
 the bell of his ubfeivation, he iiiiU;c.i to be at leaU ]oo 
 I eaguc^. Tarthet 'ti-. uTriarka!)le what tins IVrf.n lays 
 of himlelf, wh. n he was come bac k .niKJiigft th(^5/<!- 
 ni.o./jag.iin, that he con d rot emliire any Cioiths upon 
 his back for a great v.hiie togeih.T ; the rcaioii of wliu h 
 was, p.inly the tendernefs .,f b.ii body by Io mutli ill 
 ufagcofir, and partly perhaps his K ng culfom of going 
 naked amofiglf the li.Jiiiii, which hid mow nia.le ital- 
 niolt natural to him. It was in W. O. 1 ',2t. that this uii- 
 tcrtnnate Voyage eoinmcnc'd; and 'twas in .1. Ij, i?-?*. 
 that a period was fet t.i the 1 raitl, .jl Wi...r-. atul his 
 little company ; little indeed, for tho' he v. em out of 
 Spain with a great number, n" l^y that tii.r he retum'd 
 thither again, he had no mote than three Men left, and 
 Itheit Lives and his own were all lb many .Mir.uLs. 
 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XVI. 
 
 A Voyage to Florida by Fernando de Soto, mth his Vijco* 
 
 very of the Countries in that Tart of the Continent • fhitten by 
 a lY'JrtUguefe rvho rvent in the fame Expedition- 
 
 mc fl CI. 
 
 •A i>. n 1 
 
 Thry fp 
 
 
 one of .v.ir- 
 
 1'\ lis Captain hWii.ui.la .U Set.', was one of tliole who 
 had fervd in the Wars of I'cru He had been at 
 the l.Tkiiig of .U.d:ilip.i, and all the Sieges of 
 ('/■A ', and had a Large lliarc of the Plunder of tlut rich 
 City, fie was ailii oiu of the numlx-r of thofc that op- 
 prels'd and pinch'd the ln.ii.ins tor their Gold ; and as 
 there were very few of them Men that came to a good 
 end, fo by tracing the c. urfe of Ins Fortunes too, we 
 Ihall lind they had not Io happy an ilTue atlalt as perhaps 
 he might expert. 
 
 Ihis Tcrfon having the F.nipctor's Grant for the Con- 
 <]ueft of I'.ofiJ.i, furiiilh'd a Fleet at his own charge, or 
 rather at the charge of /ff.it.iV/'.i.fnr 'twas Pcuti'.iMGold 
 that paid for all, .ind N-ire hmi out in tlut vaft cxpcnce. 
 Ibe Fleet conlifled of live great Ships, z Carvels, and 
 1 Brigantiiics, and had aboard 600 Men, fome fay near 
 lono, but that's no great matter. They went firft of all 
 • tothellland oi' Cuki, where they ftaid fo long, that 
 the Year was come .about befirc they let out from thence 
 for the Coaft of l-.uii.ln. Being arrived lafe there, they 
 Weill alhoie .about two Leagues t'rom a Town which 
 was the ordinary Relideiicc cf a certain Prince called 
 1 '.■;'(. :. The liJi.ini, for their parts, having difcovcr'd 
 them, gave notice to one another, by making great fires 
 along ti'e Coalf, that an Enemy lud invaded their Coun- 
 try ; and fo they kept out of the way, and left their 
 Townb f )r the Sp.ttiir.rji to take polfeliion of. 
 
 ■CVi'/.i's Town Hood )ult upon a Bay, Io that the Ships 
 might be biought <iaite up to it ; the Caciijue's Houle 
 ilood upon a very hij;h Mcnnt hard by the ihore, and at 
 the other end wa; the femple, on the top of which was 
 fix'd the Image of a great fowl earv'd in Wood, with 
 gilded Kjes, the only appearance of Gold they law as 
 yer. The Houles were all Timber, and neatly cover'd 
 vith Fnlm leaves. Here they found tome fitiall c]uan- 
 tities of Pearl, b;it iliole of no great value ; the hnlinm 
 pierce them .Tiid Ifiiiig them like Beads, to adorn then- 
 Necks, Hands and l.ci;,, wuhthem. 
 
 As a Patty of ti-e Sfr.ni.inii were one d.iy beating about 
 the Country to tiiui fome of the People, they happen'd to 
 fee 10 or uof them, and in their oompany a certain 
 
 Man that piauily appcar'd to be an r.uretrm, but Wa3 
 runn'iig about wild and naked like them, and was fcor.h'd 
 with the Sun, and had his Arms rac'd and pink'd .ifter 
 the manner of the I«i/i'';<u. The /;i.//'-'.i no focnt't law 
 the Sp.mifh Horfe but tliey run away toward ; the Woods, 
 and the Spmicnit purfuing overtook f 'me cf them, and 
 were going to kill them, and ainongll tlie reft tlii<: I'.un- 
 pcr.n-ln.iir.n was going 10 have a l.anee tlirnit into his 
 Guts ; but he cued out tot iVlercy for liinr.ell and them, 
 celling the Sp/:ni.:r.is he was aChriltiaii, and thele/fi..'i.(K/ 
 had I'av'd his life- Upon farrher Examination, it ap- 
 pear'd that this Man was one of K.itvtxo's miferable 
 comp.-iny, moll of which had met with their hues upon 
 this Continent. He had now liv'd /i Yeats ainonglfHUcry. 
 theW/.i«i, and was at firll taken Prifoner by fonic of 
 t'c/f j's Subjeiils, and broughr before him, by whom he 
 was condemn'd to be broii'd to death over a (low lire, 
 but that his Daughtir begg'd his life ; and not only io[ K'i"'! \Vo.' 
 but brought him into fome degree of fiivour too. He"""' 
 was then made Keeper of the Temple, and his princi- 
 pal Wcirk was to watch at Night, tliat the Wolves did 
 not come and Ileal away the dead Bcdees. Bur in this 
 Port Orfi-^ (for that was the i.Mj;i,<..'i Nae.iC; w.as very 
 like to lofehls life, for a Wolf one N;ght. in fpicc of all 
 care. Hole away the Corps of a Child cif ui:e of the prin- 
 cipal In.iir.m ; and as there were leveral of thofe rave- 
 nous creatures together, 0.//:^ threw a Dart amonglt.- i;j:J c.l>. 
 them, and happen'd t.) ll.ikc th.it very Wolf that had 
 got the Child, \\'hich went a Utile way with his prey, 
 and then fell down and died, without any defacing or 
 tearing ol it. Bat all this while it being daik, ihri^ 
 knew nothing ci' his goo.l luck' in killing tlie Wolf; and 
 fo the next iMnrnin;;, when the Corps vvas mifs'd, 1 Lit.-. 
 was fo enrag'd rliac he refolv'd to put him to death. 
 But ihe Wolf being found dead, and the Body \wi\ by 
 it wh.jle and entire. Ct/? got not only his life, but ir,cv'eh'''^.!^'i'" 
 cHeem than ev<r he had before. After this a certain k 11' sihj 
 neighbouring I'unce, call'd M:c:co, came and lell upnn'^'^'f^ 
 Vcit.i, burning that Town where he then was, and for- 
 cing him to retire to another'. This made the .'j'.-r .■■.rn'.ni 
 have a mind to Sacrifice O.t':;, to appcafe the anger of 
 
 Q.<i q q q ha 
 
 
 
8o^ 
 
 A Voyage to Florida Iv Fernando de c'ioco. 
 
 Lib. V. 
 
 He .1 " to 
 
 hij D^itv, astlicy i!o \Liy nt'ttn 'it Iceiin) make Inch 
 S.uritii\s l.jili ot' Natives .111.1 Sli.inRcrs too. But 'his 
 i!.iiii;cr the kljul ).)iiiip Wcman prevented, (Ihe that 
 Cii'il him trum the lire) by iliktnciini. hci Fathers 
 MoD.lv ilolign toO/./r, iiiui I'lilwailiiinhuii to malic his 
 cliape to Alu.'v,/, who wis.i fcneroiib M.111, ami wou'J 
 iilc mm vciy wiP. 1 hi-. Iiiilonable AilvLc he tnok 
 
 nolileft txi-epteil, who i hofc T.ithir to ilic than to fall in- 
 to thfir h.iiul.s. .ini\ wite tdri'il to lu- ilrawii out hy tlic 
 hair of the Head In other luri.nr. But, 111 fliurt, this 
 ilij mil (^iu'll rhfit ooiinine. In iliii they «ereall tnaile 
 Slaves ot, .111.1 were ilmileil aumiij'.ll the Si-tniu,!!, yet 
 they toiiiul v.iy« loimei lomtha to plot ami 1 1 iilpire .1 
 Uiliiii;; neither ihi' ihiy t'e:ii 10 j ui it in cm cmii 11, and 
 
 Chi 
 
 km J '4 
 
 the went out ot I iliat with a iviiiulerliiliU.il I'l linv .nihl relijiiit 
 
 .iikI be. .iiife lie Jul not know the way 
 
 'l.uviiuitli luiii a in.mci (if I'.iU al.einur m the .latk 
 
 Night, Aiil li.ui.i;; fer him in the lijilu way, left hint to 
 
 the luMiiciKi; lit l.u (;ooil St.ir t.n tin; rell of Ins ),mr- 
 
 jiey. Such a i.o.ii| liiiKii' .is iIih one lliall k-Klom hear 
 
 of, and 'J,-.;, wli.itevir Ik' ilmu^'Jit of it himfelt, luilj iiiuli ac.on plilli'il, ami .ill the riH fell up< 
 
 no Imli? ol>lii;.iUiin to ihi< yoriii; Woman, |> \if 'i-l (>f M.ilteis vuh what Weapons eaiiie iieit to 
 
 Bciii.; lOiiiL to*A/i';i\ Ik was rcieiv',1 with a j;reat 
 ileil of Joy, and that Cimiiie Iwme, aiionlinp, to hi< 
 
 ion. Snt(*, 
 
 
 fi.-.ii;- 
 
 'I" 
 
 f 
 
 t A 1.1 
 <■.■< 
 
 1.11J. 
 
 liiiiirult w.is tlu lirll Man ilut \v.i» allaii'ini |i\ theni }iii. 
 tlie/»i.i/ 111 th.ii vva^ his liirerprerer was .ippoiiitnl to lic- 
 i^m with I I'll, anil wli.le he wa, ilif. oiirlii.p to caul) 
 him I'V iheTlii, .u .itui ili.i.ik liiiii. Ihis lie hati well 
 
 thiir own 
 to li.ii il. In a 
 woril, tlierc l-Mni^ abo\e .' <, of (hele Ut fpeiailris, aiul 
 the Sy -I,,!; ,rj iivt aware ol iliini, it . nlf theni (i nie ttou- 
 w.iy, til treat hiui wu!i all kimliieCs, ami v^wk iinn his ble not imi. hblooil; lu leihai ilicm, bin ih.u wai ef 
 liberty to noawav with any C'linlli.ins when iliev eanie IfClnally done ai lalt, .mil tlie I'leaielt pait of rhnn cxc- 
 into tUat Country ; ixai.'tint; v\ hiiii at the finie iime . nie.l lor v. hit iluy li.iJ. tlone. 'J his llan^ihter at Si-fe- 
 an Haili after hi>:iwn maimer, i liar he IhonM never run f;ii.', matte tin- In.iimi nioie ea' iioiis ft their eoiniiip, 
 away fr'HU him t'l any o;hcr I otj. .\ikI here he livM witli;n the reaih of the ,S>,;m>'.i'/, miuI ii.(., loiiiul fotnc 
 1; Years more, with as nukli miilent as he t'li'd evpti^t : eonliiUr.ible I owns empty ol Peup'o upon that fcore. 
 anioiiplf a IVi.ple no jio, iter than tliev ; and 'tw.is now * But wli.ii Inli.-n they imk they us'il inielly, that is. 
 th.it ,\I'. 1.0 hcanin; ot ili.- ii,i.-«/.(. a arrival, lent (jim- n<ai!e iheni lerve with it.ii.ieialile rtntmr, and ihi- fi,.(i.n . 
 (atvoidiii^ to hia pii.imlt.i ac DinpaiiK.I with thefe /(.- ilid nut I.11I in re.]n!ti- diem tor't whuievir they f.iu'il 
 J.i-ii! to ilieir C.inip, aid was like m have been kil.'d tile oil ihiii Chains, 01 pit iluii Keipers in ibe W'omis 
 b\ h:s owiiCivnuryiiien by the w.iy (as was lliownbc-l alone. .V../.1 had a Iminev othetwile well enonfili 10 
 •fore) V',.~:: hinilelf en.ne .ilio to the Cimpiolec V.r ■,! W/m/.j. 'r, lieini; nut lu 111 in h Itraitiied as at (rnn times I'm 
 wlni eHeeiriM liiin nuieh for hi. kiiidiiels to O ;/;, and, Provifions, bur nieetinj; flood Iti re it" Mai 7.1 , lunih- 
 made Inn fmnc frJents. Bm O/i;, who had Ivd tojbeaiii and I'ompioiis by the wa\. When he .ante 1,-1 
 li'ii',; 111 the C^nuntrv, eou'd not i;ivr.Vi» an\ iniclhneiK'e Apn-.i-n-, he found likiwil. (luix- i.f thelt for'.'; ot locd 
 I 1' wli.'t he eliielH '.vanted, whieh w.is ri.h Mines, only I in feveral I'ownb aboi t, to that here w.is hviiiii t/i.id 
 tha: abnit ^' Icigues from I', r m .i- Siiif K.tut , (as enniii;h for liis Arinv. And im\v he thoi phi j;fo,| u, 
 liiey laji'd the I'nrt where iht'V had taken, upth.ir abode, tend tor all the rcit ot' hisJIfroops from i <ii Sjii.tv i'j,,. ■. 
 :i..d whiih was e.jMs Town ihat then w.is a fireat Ca- to aime to huii to tlie I'toMiue of //.vj.-i-' • ; wliieh a. 
 . i.p.ic nair .! ('/ .1. ('', to wlmm both A'.'' i" and eV//.i, fordiiijMy w.is done mott p.nt of ide Foot .inn-.eby 
 aiul ill tin- relt nioniliat CaiIi paid Tribute, whole .Sea, an.Uhcrell travellnip, al. up die 1 and. 'I he /«,/.'.:j.) 
 Country w.ts nni h mote fruitful than thar whieli bi r fometiires (allied out upon tlum by the wnv, but ihev 
 ilcr'd u; .:i ti'.e Sea, and miehi p. rhaps allurd 1' nHtlunt; eou'd no: do them any j;reat niirJiief, niiieli U Is hinder 
 el:e, at lealftheNews of n. ,So a l\iit\ w.is fent to their ni, nth to .//■:i.:,/'.' to their (leiKral. ,V • now re- 
 i'.|..i,(.''.'nCi uii'iy to lee wh;;t was to be done tin le, anl tolved tn profeeuie the ddiin eiy of the Co'ntry, fent 
 
 out onrof liisCapt.iins to leaieh the WelternC. ::!t. who 
 liroi.[;lii limi Ni'w> of .■ Provime eali'd (). ■ (,j, tliat lay ''■ 
 ;ome 6.1 1 e:igiics to the Veltw;ird from . ip.rl. , '■ i., v\ Ime 
 w.is al'ort .apa'. le of Kniue Sliip< a ver'.' pood llielter 
 and defeiue trom tlic VVeaihe', and fimeothir thinqs 
 whidi made v. .M reliilve to go and find o't that Coiiii- 
 tiy. And that he might be fi;rc of StippheN In- fent 
 away to the Ill.ind of 1 ul ■■ tor a Sioik o\ I'lnvii;. ns, and 
 
 y ' 
 
 
 ,7 «11 lOT 
 
 Sitt coirci 
 to C*it. 
 
 Ci': 
 
 T\tn:y 
 Ml,7- 
 
 iliiv difpatili .1 a MdfafTe to '>"r. apain with ilin New--, 
 1 iiat aieof.lm!' to the report nf r.ii.i.^/.'sSiib|iCls. tluie 
 v.as a I'l.'Vinee lalid ( r..-, lying towards the Welt, iroin 
 whenre ihey nii.;ht draw plenty of (Jold ; and th.it 
 tome People that iiad made War with thole of d/-, had 
 ileclardthat they came into the Field with (lold Head- 
 pie.'es, or at leatt foinc Defeivc lor their Hea.ls c.f the 
 famenaiure. Upon this .9iic left a rcnaiii number bo-.h 
 of Horle and Foot, for the keeping of Piu-'io 
 Sniiio, and march d away with all the reft ot 
 into the Coumry of t'.v.ici'iV. From thence he went on mentioned. 
 
 to fV/f, the'lown of which Name was iiuirc emptied of projeif of a Wettern )oiiriu-v into an F'aliern om~; tiir 
 all its Inhabitants by that time he came to it . His Men a certain Slave, who was a N'ati\c of a cennm Country 
 were fatigu'd with a nnferable march hnhcr, through lying to the Sun-rifing, told (trange Stories of the Ricties 
 Woods aiKl flogs, and over Lakes and Rivers, pincli'd 'it it, how gre.at hisCiueen wa<, and liow rnai hi r Ca- 
 ter want of Provilions too, iho' they got a erne tiir that- pital Citv ; all which enHamed S^to with liii.li a defire 
 difcafc when they came to t'l/i-, for iliey found a pood of feeing this fine Queen and Country, that lie utuNed 
 Itock of Maize ripe in i!ie Field, which St.- ordered toj immediately to march thlrlici. Tlie N.iioe ol this Conn- ''' '■ 
 be gather'd for the ufe of liis Men. Bur we hear not a ' try was T.ifm^!:!, and liii.e f.vas a long niai\ h, tliev were''''' ' 
 word of the Ciold which thofe h,iiirii< before fpoke of, oldig'd to carry a good floik ,.f Provili'>ns, to lerve in 
 fn [hat tis likely enough they mid the V/vth/io./j a Hnej catc of an. >incert:iinty l>y the wav. 1 he\ found tjoing 
 golden Siovy ot a Country a good way 1 H', to carr^ them 1 this way li Jir^n Towns mmii hamllomer than tlicv iilc to 
 
 d.yp.lto appointed thole that went with the Veil .s lo^omcto 
 
 his Men lum there, at that Port, in the I'lO'.irce otOc'.-,' beforr- 
 
 But the love of fiold made him change the 
 
 S-iifc of 
 
 out of theii own Country, rvhere they might have been 
 tiiv.iblciome Guelts 
 
 From (' ''.-, ^ito march d towards .7m.', 
 
 , a very large 
 
 v\A fruitful Province, as he was mt'iirin'd ; but one part 
 
 meet with, and which mltiad of 1 h.utli Co erinp<:, were 
 done with Reeds to pnttilv, that tliey Inok'd ainioflas if 
 they had l-eai TiI'd. '1 he-, have their Summer andthe i ''-* 
 WinterHoufes ; the lartrr ot \eh ; h are daub'd with""' 
 nf hisArmy iVaid at Crlr, with drder. 'o continue there Clay wirhin aiiJ without, and made very warm ; the 
 r.dl rhey heard from him. Up-.m his way tir.thcr he heard itornici iiave Kitchins adioining 10 them, where they 
 that rhe Coijntry he was going 10 was rhe fime where make fires, and do tlioir domclli, k Work. 'I hey have 
 .St r !!•• had I'ccn before, andthe lame where h.- made alto their Barliacoas where thcv keep iheir Maize, whicli 
 his Boats for tliat fatal Voy.age, be.'.iufe he i.ouM go no , are I ttle Honfes Handing upon Stakes, and tioor d with 
 f.'.rthe. by land. This made .ill the lompany very me- 1 Cane Hurdles. The Jitterencc between the Houl'es ot 
 lan.Iiolly, and they bcgg'd theCtiurai not to pr. ceidin the l.onis and the vulgar People, lies not only in the 
 that defign, kM\ they all lud the l'a:ne fare that .Vi;i;i. r; largenefs of them, but alfo theOrnamen's of greai (al- 
 and h;s Men had ; bur he was abfolutcly fet upon it, and ieries in tlic fronts of them, and under tlieiii Benches 
 v.-oii'd have Ocular dcmoiifVration of what was told him made of Cane, and all round about them high lofts, 
 of the Country, and not rely altogeihi.r upon reports, where tliey lay up what the /m//.ri,j bring rheni tin Tn 
 The greated diltrels the htii/i'is ever put him to in this! iuiic, which is Maize, Oeer Skins, an.! Mantles nia.le ot 
 loiiriiey fiiidecd he h.id no dircill oppolition in the way : the inner rind of the Baiks of Trees, or of a fort of 
 of nghtinpbu: this) was thar which liapi cu'd at a ccrtaiid CSrals like Nettles, whuh being beaten rel'cmbles Flax. 
 Tmvn call'd .Vr/i-fKc.i, wbcrc the lnha!)itant< tlioughtj The Women wear two cl thefc ManiK-s, one put .iliout hjI, , 
 
 them from the Wade downvsard, and another oMr their 
 iTioulder, with the Right .-^riu out, according to the an- 
 cient cufloiii. 1 he Men have no n-orc than one Man- 
 tle, which goes over their Ihoiildcr to.., bit they wear a 
 Deer Skin to cover the Privv Paris. Thefe Skin: arcad- 
 .nirablv well drefb'd, .ind colrur'd (red or bl.icli; ro per- 
 fec'tion, which colours rhey give their Mantles .-'Kb ;. 
 they make their Shoes el the lane I eatlier. Si,to pafs'd 
 
 throngli 
 
 goixl to make luMd againit them, and fo tome of them 
 we.e kill'd, and the rctl took Ihelter in two 1 akes that 
 ivcre ilr re by. The Sfai.ijh l-lorl'e cncompafs'd the I ak 
 
 keej till- hi,!:r,i,i ni, who allij endeavoiir'd to crei _ 
 ■1" . '.nninp.ly when die Dav was lliut in, but In-ing dil 
 ■""1 1'd they well fir.' d to plunge into the Water again. 
 Huw.ver, at laff th-y wtre perlwadcd ro yield to the 
 '/■;«i,o/.', an I all can c our of the Lake, ilonlyofthc 
 
3. 
 
 Lib. V^ I ^ h^P ^V I. A Voyage to Florida h Fernando de Sot). 807 
 
 to ilir than to fall in- 
 IH- drawn diit by tin' 
 But, III (liort, this 
 I tliiy Wire all made 
 ',(1 ilic fl'ihi.iiilr, i;rt 
 I ('lot and ir iirpiif .I 
 : u III cxumit II, ind 
 a 11,1 iilijiiincii. Siji,< ^.^ , 
 
 1 .lllnilWld l'\ tllcITi phv , ■ 
 las .il'i'dUltld 10 Im- 
 diriimrliip to catch 
 'I lii< he had well 
 lill upon ihiir ouii 
 licit to hard. Ill a 
 lie Di fpiradriK, and 
 ■ ud thciii fi iiic tioii- 
 111. Iiii tli.'i nji cK 
 ted I'Jit i>f rhciii IXC- 
 his ilainihtrr at \>fi- 
 loiw (1 ihnr iDiniiit! 
 iind .Vv ; fniiiid fotnc 
 •|''i' ii|OM that fcorc. 
 is'd vtiiilly, that Is, 
 t;oiit, and ihi- /(.,(i.i> . 
 rthiiicvir thty r.ni'd 
 iiU'iis III rhf W'ocis 
 WHO Well fi,niij>h to 
 cd as at (fiiKtiiiu-s lot 
 c cf Maizi, I'lcmli- 
 \\'liL'n lie came to 
 f tlielt for;'; i.| locil 
 icre u.-.s hviiii; i.i.( d 
 he thoi flu (.(.id u, 
 mill / ■>: sp^.t,. s ;/,. . 
 -/,vj ,•,■'■ ; vvhiih a. 
 Ilk' Foot . on irj: l>y 
 e I and. 1 )ie ;».,i";,:; j 
 'y the «av. hilt i|;iy 
 lief, imieh Uriluiuicr 
 'iiiral. ,V - now re- 
 nt" the Co'iitrv, feiit 
 c- NWHern C. ;;!t. who 
 eali'd n, .M, tliat l\) ''■'"' 
 •out .ip.r,: , ■■.),, wiuie 
 a vcr-.- pood Ihcher 
 J foine (ithir thitips, 
 ' find (,■ t tinuC'i'ii- 
 ^ii,"|'''N he fei'.i 
 ik ot ri"Vil;. nj, aiiii 
 e \Vt: .'s in voiiic to 
 lr(■e(l^Ol^.•,.I^efo^c- 
 iiacic him change the 
 .111 F alicm one ; for 
 lA a leriniii Country 
 ■Stories ot thi' Riches 
 id how yn-ii hi r Ca- 
 ■to wirh IikIi a defire 
 y, that he Klojvcd 
 X.iii^co; ihis Conn- '''■■,'-■ 
 ng niaiili, tlicv were 
 Jvili' IIS, lu lerve i>i 
 1 he\ foiir.d going 
 liner than tlnv iife to 
 lull C'n erinpf;,wcie 
 y lonk'd almoflas it' 
 L'lrSiiniiner andthe i ''''*» 
 ;h are daiibd with""'"- 
 Jc very warm ; the 
 } them, where they 
 \\'o\k. l hey have 
 • their Maize, which 
 ,es, and fioor'd with 
 ween the Hoiiles ot 
 lie's nor only in the 
 iameii'sot'(;reai (lal- 
 iiider tlieiii RencheK 
 lit thcni high I otis, 
 bring rheni tot Tn 
 lid Mantles made ol 
 .'cs, (.11 nf a (firt ot' 
 ateii leliiiihles l-'lax. 
 ntic, one pm .il>oiit Hilj .. 
 id another oMr their 
 ecordiiig to the aii- 
 riorc than one Man- 
 II', hi t tliey wear n 
 '1 hefcSkiii! arc ad- 
 ed <'rr llarlij to per- 
 iheir Mantles ?lfo ;. 
 catiur. S^fo pafs'ii 
 throiigli 
 
 Thu rw'*"" through the Coiiniiies of divers great C_ci<]ucs, fottic of 
 V.«:i !• '*•"• ,v|,„iii came to liiiii, and brought him ..onlijcrablc Sup- 
 plies of I'luviliiiii, and all in general treated him vcty ci- 
 villy ; they alio fiiriiilh'd liiiu with Imlinin to catty his 
 I'loiilioiis and Baggage tor liiin. 'Ill fe were the C:i- 
 eiqucsof ./.-/ic/i', <J.:itc and i'.i.''f.-, of whole Coi^ntries, 
 IVciple an.l (ioverninem, we hire no p:iriiiiilats, l!ie 
 ,s/MW)>i.// being upon a march, and not making iiuny 
 Obfervatioiis by the way. .Suiiic patis of die C' mrry 
 were very ftiiitful, 1 eaiilil'ul and pleafani, »s others 
 ( p.iriicniaily out towards I''/ Spliitu': nr ) bancii, lull 
 cif l,ake>, ■lliiike'.and WeoJs of wild Piiie- f f'lS. Hot 
 ,V».'" having now iraver.'d a pr.ai deal ot (jrouiid, was 
 iiiileralil) bhiiidcr'd to liiid out the ^'lid.-n Countr., nei- 
 ther cou'd the I il f'l that liilt intoi.n'd liiiii, and now 
 was bisfiiiidc, well tell how loejtrliate the fp-vnA-ls 
 out of tins Labyrinth. They I'als'.l lUvrrs that were 
 deep and daiii'.eruiis, and cou'd hardly lind any open 
 Way; no 'I'liWiis neitlu I eon d the> fee for I'eveial Javs 
 togcihcr, an.l their Horfc. gt'W weak for want ot hod- 
 ■le'r, only the Mi n I 1 1 Itill Ion e Pnisil'ions left tor thciii- 
 f.hes. ■ ■ 
 liii.l a 
 
 proceedcj in hiiinareh to lind out the Province of Coi.r, 
 which he had hcinl News of wlule he was in i iif;/''.!- 
 e/'i.;«/. And the Hiovinrcs he palVd in hi* way thicliei-?'"'''" 
 ward were thole ot CimUiii.r, a piwranJ Larr'nCo'intry, **" 
 die People of wIikIi fed upon Roots and Hrrbi ; Xna.'ln,^"'-' 
 one every whit as bad as the former : ("..i'.!, a very 
 tri'ittiil one, abounding with Maize, Mulberries, Nuts, 
 I'hiiiibs, Wall- nuts and Honey. The CKi.|ile eiilci- 
 'aiii'd him with ill rhe frcedum in the World, and of- 
 'ei'd hinilelf, and Ins whu'.e Countrv, to his Service. 
 
 i 111- Town uf Chlnl'/t (lood in an Idand between f.vo .iriin'^'''*" 
 ot a Kivtr, and was I'eate I very near co one i.f liiein, 
 
 I'lie Kivei duidcs It felf into tlicl'e two braiu lies, two 
 Crol'jbow-lhot above the Town, and ilicy both join 
 again about a 1 eagiie below the fame. T'he plain be- 
 tween both the branches, is in fome places one, and in 
 others two Ciolsbow-lhots over ; the btaiiches thcni- 
 l''Kci arc btoad, but K th of thein may be waded over. 
 
 I here w. re all along ihe (ides of them very good Mea- 
 dows and Fields town wi'.li Maize ; the Country being 
 lo fruitful, the $;i/i>.;'<t'.^i and their Horfcs both H.iuited 
 
 le.iiiite 
 Ai l.ili, af ir lueib f arching, tluy happen'd to [ their Itreiigth very will, and became fit for farther travel. 
 I'o'.Mi, wl.uli ilio' lei': by all the I'cople aliiiofl, j The next Province was that ofCv.f, the die/j'f of'A 
 
 f} wi lonirs 
 
 yet viel lid ihein good Koreof Mai/e, a ihing they Hood which receiTc-d the X/i.i«:.ii./j civilly, but by their own 
 frovin. ■ »i gic.ail) 111 ii.ed i<{. Some levcrities alio made two or rude Manners tliey had like here to have run thenilelvcs 
 t,iijM'i.u, Jii^^.^. Hi^jjgiiiii. i,:.lu„, tell them of a great Piovin.e into danger ; tor as Si^tv, withy ot b of his Men aiily,,..,,,,,,^ 
 e.iU'd C.'../i .-.'/.;«/, which lay but two days Journey otf ; ^vent up to the Town to fee the Cnci.iuc, lomc other .V».i- Ihrjftd by 
 I'll ilie\ coiiiiniied their iiiar.h ihidierwaids, and u[:on|"<."</j from thcCainp went to Icateliing and ranlackiilg*" MUfi, 
 tlic \/jv met fome li..li':'i, who told them that the i the Floul'es, which the jH.//.ini took f i ill, that they got 
 tiiicen i'f that (!onntr\ had ir ticc of iheir arrival, and ijood Cudgels and bang'd thol'c Fellows pretty hand- 
 (laid ti' f e tlitiii in a lertain Town of hers. However, iijtnly 
 
 as S "fi maicli'd, llie i ime on to meet him, and biought | In fhorr, they were all in an iiptoar, and Vofi ha- 
 Juni Piel'entsof what Ii'T Coun'ry afforded, which were - viiig lo lew Men wuli him, thought the be(k way to qui- 
 hne Skins, I'liinaiid .Mantles, no'tomcntion l'rovilioiis.| et them woud be by uling fome piece of poiicy, and 
 She cave him all'o a ri.li Chain of Pcail, which Ih'.- took [ therefore he got a Cudgel too, and feeiniiig to take the 
 oft lioiii her own Neck and put abu it his. Her Conn- part ot the In.li.iin, he fell a beating his own Men j and 
 tiy -Soil was rich and fat, h.id a great deal of good this took fo with them, that they laid down their Wea- 
 ralliire gioend, fur Meadows, delicate Rivers, and pons and were quiet. In the mean time he lent priv-ateCiclqcc 
 Wiiods, nut fiiili unp.iif.ible ones us they had met with Orders for fome more of Ins .Men to march that wav, and ''*''• 
 in o'.het l'aii\ but | l.alant and eahe to be travell'd fo piviiig the Cric/jKc good words, and ho'ding him in 
 thu ugh, ,iiid bill of Wall-niitaiid Mulberry Trees; The ' difeourle, he drew him on till he had him out of the 
 p.' iple were cf a baiuifoiiicr .Make, and more civil Man- Town, and within the bounds of tiic Camp, and then 
 ners, than any they had yet feen in /•'/"•'.I, and all Shod made him and his attendants Prilbners ; yet he rcleas'd 
 and Well Cloathd toi. Th.'re were feveial great Towns them afterwards, without any farther damage, upon 
 quite void of Inhabitants, and over run with Grafs, their furnilhing him with Guides and Bunlen-carrieis. 
 which was o.caliond (as the /hJ/.ikj faiJ) by a Plague The next Province was that of to.-.!, the C.i././kc of 
 that rag'd there, and loic'd ihem to remove to other i which came out to meet him, fitting upon a fort of 
 I'hces." Throne carried upon the llioulders of fome of his princi- 
 
 Flic Qiiecii 1 emg the S./ii/i.ir,// were very f nd of pal Men ; he was covcr'd with a Garment of .Vr.rtenu^ 
 Pearl, dire.!led iliein to fearch fome of the Graves of and had a Crown of Feathers upon his Head, feveral /«- 
 
 f/;(i/)» went about him fingina and playing up'on Flutes. 
 This Country was fat, and rich in Fruits and Corn j 
 and bclides what they ufe to find in other places, here 
 .villiim lu take up ilieii kefidence here, and perl'waded they met with Grapes very large and fweet. Some uf 
 iluirtjenii.il i.) vicld to it ; bin he, who was tiit hnding thefe Vines were tall, and run up the Trees abroad in 
 ano-.ber I'rcafne like that ui .-Irikiltpr.'^, was bent not to , the Fields'; others very low, which bore the bell Grapes, 
 make aiiv thing of a .Seitlement here, till he was lure he 1 but they were all wild, and for want of digging and 
 cou'd lind iio nilicr Country. The .Sea was not above | drctling the Grapes had large kernels in them, very dif- 
 te.o days |o'iriiiy bom the Town where ihc Sp.inir.rJi fcrent in that rcfpciif from what is commonly obferv'd 
 w^ie tjnjiiei'd, aiitl they found by levetal tokens that of that Fruit. Sj/c having llaid here fome tunc, W'ith- ^,„., .,,,., ^f 
 fimc Clirillian; lu'l been here before them, which the out finding any thing of what he came to look for, dcil.n,; wi.li 
 
 marih'don for the Province of T.^cii/ici, and as 'twas''" "^"'"J""' 
 his cuftom (moft commonly at leaft) to carry the Cr.ciipn 
 of cnc Province with him till he came to the next, that 
 they inighi command their People by the way to come 
 and ferve t\\eSptni.vti!, lo he did now, carrving theCa- 
 cique of Cofj along with him, and difcharging him, as 
 
 S-'Uc of 
 
 tiiofe difpeopkd Towns, and here they found 392 pound 
 weight of ilu-iii. TheCouury being fo good, and like- 
 ly to alfoid iMcli plciiry of Pearl, the i"/'<t«y,)<i/j were 
 
 >i* 1 
 
 I'l.ll.t'is coiitirin'd as a truth. This vvas Don l.tic.ii T^/- 
 ,/.c,-./.' //'(.'/;, who came hither asCiovtrnor in yl. D, 
 fr-S- and died here; and Ins company was entirely 
 ilifli'lv'd, as well a.s the delign fruftrated, by their own 
 fiit.ite Qii.irieU .uid Dillentnns. 
 
 Tile' the Qiietii of Ciitifnli.jui had us'd the Spr.- 
 >,ii: .'.s fo.ieiby, ycr iliey coti'd not forbear wronging 'he did the reft, when he had no farther occalionTor them, 
 ,inJ opprclling bei- S; bjeclk ; which Ihc refentcd fo far, lor rcafon to confine them any longer. Tlie Provinces he 
 t!iat llie refolv'd 10 go away, and not furnilli the .?;!(!- pafs'd now were thol'eof tVi'/'a/.w/j' and l.-.Sifc, the prin- 
 ;,..! ./' with any Guides ov Slaves to carry Burdens, as | cipal Towns of which bearing the Names of their re- 
 ciliei wife llie had d,-l;gii'd 10 do. For this realon Sir 1 fpeilivc Provinces, were large and populous, and the 
 made a Ptifoner of her ; and going on upon his defign former fortified with an odd fort of a Wall which was 
 if fill ling out G( Iden Couiitvies, he carried her along made of great Polls driven deep into the ground, and 
 witii Inni tiliiv.! her more U'kc a Slave than aPrincels. ' long Rails laid a-crofs them, and daub'd all over with 
 But upon the Road I',. e I'tov'd too cunning tor him, and jClay in the infidc and outlide ; they fawmanyTouiii 
 ;mv e hull tile lli;> ; foi pretending to go abde into a J^ood wall'd after this manner akerw.ards. Both ihele Couii- 
 t.i Jo herf. cahoiis, ibe (in company of two or three of ; tries v/cre fruitful, and the C'.ic/'i/i.cj very friendly to the 
 
 Now they entcr'd into the Country of V..f:r.:u .1, .md i.'i.'. j.*:. 
 
 Iiei Won en) run (juite away, never (landing to put the 
 c.iuiplemeiit of a Farewel upon the GencraJ. And that 
 winch iii.ule 11 (b imich the worfe was, that liictook care 
 u take witlilici- a liitie Cheit of Pearls, which Soto had 
 intended to beg of her ifllie had ftaid a little longer, but 
 now ll.c prevented his asking for them. They pal's'd 
 through her Country for 1 00 Leagues together, ihroiigh 
 all which way, beciule ihe was a i'rifoncr, Ihe made 
 her .Subieds ferve the Spr,i:i.vtls, tho' much againll their 
 irichintioii.s, alter the injuries they had done them ; but 
 the Qiieen was Abfoluie, and all her Siib|ei!t-s paid her 
 a moil p-cfound rel'pcCt. J'.-ta having loft this Vtizs, 
 
 march'd till they came within two Leagues of the""-)' 
 Town of that Name, where the Caciijuc rclided. The 
 courfc of Soto'% Travels thus far lay thus : From P,rt 
 Spiriio Siinto to Ap.il.uhc 100 Leagues E. & W. from 
 Apalache to Cutifachiijuc 430 Leagues S. W. 8c N. E. 
 from Cutiftichiqui to Xiiall.i 150 Leagues N. 8< S. from 
 .YH,ii/.i toCsci 190 Leagues E. & VV. from Cec4 to T.:f- 
 c.ihcn 60 Leagues N, & S. 
 
 Qqqqq i 
 
 Thi* 
 
8o8 
 
 A Voyage ro Florida by Fernando de 6oto. lib. V 1 (.h 
 
 rr.i» 
 
 .?.'< fiiieri 
 MmU 
 
 itke the 
 Tjwn. 
 
 i*^^ 
 
 Thii Ciciquc of Tifc.$luc.i wu i great Prince, Loid 
 
 ol .« \rry large Coiimv, anil ore tli.ii very well knew iiis 
 
 own I'owcr. '•»'» Hrl> of a1 fi'tit an Ollicrr, with fomc 
 
 few H'Tle, to fee him : The Cacique (it in great I>tatt 
 
 iiihlcr a Canopy, mvin an elevated pbet before (uiHuufc, 
 
 »n.l a Circle of hii. preit Men rncoiiipal^'il hiiii rounil 
 
 alx)m. He w.u a Maiiof lieiKhih anJ liijiticl* moretliaii 
 
 oriliiury, atitl in f['irc of all Ins tiaih.iro\iliiel> lil^al^cr\l 
 
 a Maidly tli.it pnum'.! hiin rcfpeift. He feein'ii not to 
 
 tike iiuiih iintneDl'tlieV/ini.rn//, aiul while they praoc'il 
 
 thiii Horles lirfdic hiin, he lnokil iimn them with a 
 
 iinintmaiKf that ((vike Scorn and Oifdain. Afterwards, 
 
 whtii Vifj hicnfelf came to him, he ncierotferd at all !'■ 
 
 Itir from his Seat ; Imii he made bold i« take hiiMaielty 
 
 l'\ ilu- I laiiil, .md lo they both lat down ti>ne!lur upon 
 
 .1 Siai I hit wjs vuider the Cloth of State. In llioii, lor 
 
 all 111!, I'lidc and CJrc itiicls, ic/o made licid a little fjrthrr 
 
 \^iih hiiM too, and that wai to carry him aloni{ with 
 
 hun, AS he had doii-' others before. 
 
 I hey were now traNelliii(! to M/tnilla, the Capital 
 
 lowiiol a I'loviiicc belonging to a Cacique fiibiei'l to 
 til > >!"•'•*' •'"'■' of 7'.i/I/i/"c 1. This fulnle Prime prticn- 
 iKd to S ti', th.it he wiiii'd feiui Advice to the Cacique of 
 .•/.!>./ ,'i, that he niiiilit provide Vi>UiiaK and (Jarnagei 
 anainl* they came tlirJKr. but in reality heoider'd him 
 to ain-mble ns many .boKliers as he cou'd to tight the 
 Svui. ii.li iliat held Imn thus a I'riloncr. Howeve', the 
 
 Ca iiji'c of Af.mi ,'.1 came out tomect .^o'", with hi.s Mu- i _ ,. _^ 
 
 liik.uiidre^oiv'd hini with ure.it n-.ewsof joy and I'rieiid- loole about had had M.'ii upon their baiks, ihatwc'rc 
 ll'ip ; .ind Sat,\ attended vviih lo or \l (f his Mcn.jJriMnR about to ei^oiiipali, tlieiu iti, and In iluyrun 
 veimit'd to i;n into the Town wi'h the two Caciques. \ away as fall as they coiid, havmp done the In I) parr of 
 Here the Cauoiie of l.ilci-.luc i defiietl u( Scto ih.it he the iiiilthief. The Spani.iiiii jolt i i Men, v Horfcs 
 iiiii>lit (lay 111 iliat Town, and not be obliRcd to go any and 400 Hogs, in this fite, Lclide? .1 i;rt\it 'deiil of ihcir 
 faiiher I which he refufiiiR to p rant, the Cacique, upon Cloaths and Warlike Kurnitiirc; hut ui n i linhc lofs of 
 fomc puteiided oc :.ifion. went out ct J'u'i s prcfeiKC, 'lie latter, V 70 fct 1 pa Forgo, and made \vli;it was He- 
 ard g.t mtu a Ifnife, where he (iood upon his Guard, cilfai) in that rclpeJl. The ;»;.//.i, j ni ulc another !<cie- aimIi, 
 
 . I- t 'hen "''■''■ 
 11 were wi 
 
 i^''' dcpaited from M^ni/U, and pafs'd throtiBh rhc IVo- 
 vince ot l'.il,ill.,,.i. At fome place, in this, tlie l„ /.•.,-, 
 u'adcabrukoppolition a» thev p.ilVd the Kivtrs and 
 woud by no means a>ve|i ff iheir 1 riendlhip, or liavc 
 any thiiin t<> do with them. In the Hrovirue o( clU.ic-, 
 to which ihcy came nut. they mtt with a fir worle Fn 
 tertaiimiem. The Caiiqie was to all appraran.c very 
 kind anJ (n.ndly to then,, and fo were a couple nioir 
 which he bio.ixht to .V,.r,, and prcfented lum with \vU.v 
 their Cuuiitiy atforded ; but in leahfy iliey wuie the.f 
 invrtera'r fci.cniics, and waited only lor an op|H)rtiinity 
 10 i. ,,.■. tluin. Hut what thele loii'd n,.tdo, then y, ,|, 
 rrieiid ; . Cacique ol (lui.„ ,lid lor them ; foi ihenl- 
 V'l""".// .ying at that Town, ji,d ftlio' they iiad pifl 
 reafop - ' .' .iiion) iieg'ciHrf! their VVatili. the ;./<//«• 1 
 c.ime in :i,iie 01 tour grc.it Squadron:, pinaiely m the 
 Nighttime, ji,d ii.timg the I0W11, ki it on hie in a 
 inonient aln;o(t, and put all iiitu a molt laiiuniaHe 
 contiidun. The S>i«i,:,./i ,,11 out without Cloaths or 
 
 I he \ji,: 
 hiir Hoi 
 
 V*capon>, thiir Horlcs were (onic ol ilieiri burnt in the 
 Stables, and ethers broke their Haliein and yoi hiole ; 
 they were ftunn'il with tin- ,H>\k. and lo blinded with 
 ihe (moke, that tlu-y knew nut whi.h ua-. to riii, or bo, 
 neiilicr wer.' they capable of obejing any Oi.'cis .it iha'- 
 time. In a word, li.id the Ii.,I.a>ii purlued the biiliiiels 
 dole, .ind made the Hglitin^ part of tlic Attack an- 
 ■ " ' 'lad l-cen quite 
 
 fweiableio the flung part, the V/'.i 
 ruin'd ; but ihey tliouglit the Sfn,,; 
 
 ■ M 
 
 ■■>■!• Hi rlts that run 
 
 ' ral Alfai 
 
 'hanijriti 
 
 an. I told V li politi\ely that lie wou'd nut go any tar- fal rtllault upon tluni foinc time after tliii, I. t'heii 
 tlicr ; and tnore than that, bid hun be gone out of his I 'l>e ■'>/'•" ■'■(J were will iiicamp"d in .1 Plain, and keen. 
 ■|'crri'orics. But it fcems there was one of the SMro'o.i'/ ! ing a bitter VVat..h, they ealily dil'pets'd tl'uTe ;/„,'.','.•« 
 Canriiiis there by, who hcarinc tlicCicijue talk fo | Squadrons that came to dilturh thoni. From hence lie 
 bold.') to h s(«ciicral, took hold of the CovvnorMan-| ^ent through the Pi jvinceof iiji^./i,,-, .md cine ioiIh- 
 tie he hatluii, but he llipt it over hibKarj, and fogot out ' ''anks of the noted Riiei lijr (,>.i>;,.' , v.Iicit I;o u,- 
 of the V;ii>iMi ('i hands. VVidi that the IrJi.im began to cjiuj.'d, and made H.uges for the pairiiii; of tl'.ar Kivc i • 
 (tir, and the 'I/'.iM.ir./ feeing them do )b, drew his Curt- 1 and licre they had Ma'zc in p'cury. ' While tiny lav* 
 la!s, and gave the Cacique fuch a chop along the B.icn, I 'lere, a certain great Cai iqae that i:v d en rne other (idc 
 that he had almoft laid him open. This put all into an "' >/ic Ri\ci, eaine with :o. Can ijs lull of //i.i.i.,- 
 liproar. and tranfported his Subjcdb into all the fury aim'd with Hows and Arrow , .md .Miield; ; tlicii- flo- 
 ai'.d greedy defirc of icvnnj;c imaginable. In (hort, the ''ies were painted, and they la.l I'lumes of Feithers of 
 
 u'l mii?. 
 
 Ittdinm came out, and prtlcntly began to pour fuch plen- 
 ty of Arrows ut-on the Sp.tniiirdi, that i w, with the 
 reft, were forca to crxleavour with all fpecd to make 
 their way out of the Town as well as th'.-y cou'd; but 
 lome of them were hiil'd, and all the rcfl (e\en the (ie- 
 !;eral himfelf) grievouUy wounded. The linlj.ini pur- 
 lued them too, and light of their Baggage all in a lump, 
 which they brought back into the Town ; and here was 
 all their Pearl, and all the fine things they had pi, k'd 
 up throughout the whole Journey loft at one flioke. To 
 
 revenge this aflront. in"' brought up all his Army, both _ ^ 
 
 Ho-fe and Foot, to affault the Town ; and tlio' the /),- ' SininiiirHi were i ivillcr than they, for tlicv took Jeav e'of 
 J;,i»jj defended ir with as much Valour as the others did, tncin with their Crofsliows, and kild li)iiic of ibcni. 
 attack it with Fury, nay, fevcral times drove the i'/'/;- Their Canoes were furnilli'd with Tilts. I- J.1g^a!Kl I'linncs 
 «m..:j out again after they had forc'd their way in, yet 'that made a very fine llicw. S<ti> after tiiis pafs'd ovei' 
 at laft they were run down by the ,?f jm.)/: Horfe, andl /('"Grjwi/r, and inai\hiiip mro the Ci^untry of tins rua- 
 thc Town fired .about their Ears, the Sword and Mamcs j chcrous Cacique he found all the'l'ov. ns emp-y of In- 
 together devouring at Icaft 1500 of them. Of the .V;i.i- habitants. 
 
 Ihe next Province he came into, w 
 
 leveral coloiys. This Meet ot CaiKHs lanie within a l'<^ ■!» ' 
 Hones call of the Ihoic, and there the Cacique and .S'n-c'^-l'* 
 enter d into a Conferriue ; .-, id tho' the fornier (aid he 
 came to fulmiit himf^lf, and i rc.eivc Sr.t 's Command'^ 
 with a ureat d-^al more toihei'iiic purpcfe. yet 'nv.ij 
 [lam that he came to allault liini ifju'd he have found an 
 opportunity. For he woud not 1 c caurted to cone 
 alhore; and firther. when he fiw St,f and his Men ni 
 f 1 good onler, and ready for an alfaiilr, fcc nude all his 
 Canoes give back of a fmlden, and retire from the lliori' 
 without any tlKiii! of rompliment or fuivwel. But thj- 
 
 7tii>}(li there were 18 killd, (fix of which were Men of 
 account) and 150 wounded; but they loft irrecoverably 
 all their Baggage in the fl.ames that confuined the Town. 
 All thcTuimpery us'd in the Celebration of Mafs w'as 
 burnt too, but they fav'd a Pricft and a Friar that had 
 pot into the Town when .Voru went lirft thi'her, and 
 cou'd imt make their retreat back again to theCani|i 
 when he did ; and here the Indiaiit (hut them up in the 
 Houfc where they were, and wou'd certainly have praiifi- 
 fed a new fort of Mortification upon their Carkalfes, but 
 that they c; u'd not get into the Room where they were, 
 for they had barricado'd up the Door, and the Pncft and 
 the Friar iiood each witn a good lufty Bar in their 
 h.ands, one of one tide the Door, and rhc other of the 
 o'lii^.- ready to knock down the firft Man that cntred ; 
 
 and the '-. that cou'd not come in there, were gor 
 
 to uncov :ring the Houfc to fall upon them that way, 
 wh.n thi S::niiil' Troopii(in very good timc)came to their 
 refcue. .^s for the CacKji'e of V.ilcaluca, the Miani had 
 perfwadca him to retire out of danger, and fo had con- 
 veyed him away before Soto came to take his revenge. 
 1 he Country aliout M.unlh. is rich and well inh.abited, 
 
 wns called C PihI. 
 Ct/./ui, he met with much better treatment ; the Pcoj jc 
 attended his cnininr. pea.eably in their I'uwns, and free- 
 ly gave hun wliar ProMlions they had 1 lie Country 
 was full of great Towns, and they Hood lo dole toge- 
 ther, that from one Town one had the profpcvf of two 
 or three mo^•. "I'was fruitful too, and yie'dcd al uii- 
 dancc of Wallnuts, Plumbs, (many Ions of' thciii better 
 thanthofe mSp.iih) Mulberries, and f-i:;,. The Cacique 
 came forih to receive him with all his principal Men, 
 and offer 'd him a finccrc .Service, whiih he did upon all 
 Occfliens as (inccrely pay him. His Indidiis made a 
 Bridge of Trees over a Lake that communicates with the 
 l{io Gruiiiir, for Svto and his Army to pals, without: 
 which they had been at a fad lofs, becaufe of the depth 
 and lliong current of the Water. By this incaiis he 
 was let into the Country of /Vd/vi, the Caeique ol ''''"'' 
 which wou'd n.-t fee nor come near thcni. Here were 
 alfo abundance of ^rtat Towns, and thole defended with 
 Walls 9 the chief Town had ftrong WaJIs belcc with 
 Towers, and Loopholes both in the one and the oilier ; 
 t was alfo cnconipals'd very near all round withaUirch, 
 
 and there arc fevcral great Wall'd Towns lying up and that was lupiilied with Water from a great I.akc adjcun- 
 duwiiir.it. .^sfoon as all the wounded Men were cur'd, 'ing. From this Lake the Caciqi'c h.id cut a Gut that 
 
 opened 
 
 i|t 
 
lib. V 
 
 Chap.X Vi ^ i^oy.tgc to Horida h Fernando de Soto. 809 
 
 ihrniinh tlic I'ro- 
 iliu, ttu' li,ii..ni 
 the Kivtrs nnd 
 ifii>!lhi(', or liive 
 
 iVlMiC of Vlii.lf, Pmv ,., 
 
 h a I'll- wnrfcEn-'* •' 
 
 I ^ipjicar.m. I- very 
 ere a ioii|i!c iiiriti' 
 111 limi Willi wli.T 
 ry ilicy wi.io tlic 
 i)r an iip|ioniiiii'y 
 
 iii'J n.jt ili>, ilu'ii A 1, ,1, 
 n ilicin ; Idi thc»ii. " 
 III' iluy liad iiiit 
 
 V'.Ui ll, tlic iihiln'is 
 
 |<iiviiii.'ly ill ilit- 
 li'i it (III hri ill .1 
 
 II limit l.iiiii'iit.it U' 
 ittmut Lloiiths iir 
 iliciii tniiiit III thr 
 
 ii> .mil ^ui loolf i 
 
 ll lo 1'IiihIiiI Willi 
 \va'. Ki rill, iir R", 
 
 iii> 4.)i,^ds .11 lii.i' 
 
 run ll the Uiliiii N 
 
 ilif Aftaik nii- 
 
 /) hail i-'Ci'ii qiiirc 
 
 /i Hnrks that run 
 
 l),ii ks, ih.it wire 
 
 aiiil In till y run 
 
 itic the lull I'art nt" 
 
 Men, v Horlis, 
 
 fMcit ilciil of ijicir 
 
 1) ri|:iir the lofs of 
 
 lailc what was iic- 
 
 1 iilc nnothir \ii:\ c- Anoihf 
 
 cr thij, 1. [ hcii"'^'''' 
 
 1 Pla;ii, nrd koip- 
 
 ■ts'il thofc //;,.',,;)i 
 
 . From home hi- 
 
 ;, .iiiil I .'iiic 10 till' 
 
 .' , v.lu'rr hi; iii- 
 
 ili; rf tl'.a: Il'.vii ; 
 Willie iluy ta\ 
 Ml rhe other (i.le 
 •s lull (jF //.,iV.:>,', 
 
 licit!'; i their Ru- 
 nes oi TiMthcrs of 
 L's came within aV '■'•" 
 ; Cacique an J .S'n-i. '""'I ' 
 lie f(;niier laid he 
 ; Sot 'sComniandit, 
 
 urpcfe, yet 'twas 
 I he have foiini! an 
 
 courted to cnii.c 
 I' and his Men m 
 It, te made all \\\% 
 ire tVnni the lliore, 
 farcwel. Km the 
 thev look leave of 
 W I'oiiic of ihcni. 
 , hiagsand I'limie.s, 
 er this fafs'd ovei 
 iimry ot this tua- 
 i\".iiseni]ry of In- 
 
 ivhieli was called f/i«'. 
 men; ; the Pcoj Ic 
 
 Towns, and Iree- 
 ,d 1 lie Country 
 lood lo c'ole toije- 
 e prolpc-It of two 
 and ylciiled al iiii- 
 irts ot'iluiii Uttti 
 ilV,. The Cacique 
 his pnni-:pal Men, 
 h he did upon all 
 is Inttidns made a 
 nunicates with the 
 to pals, without 
 :aufe of the depth 
 Sy tills means he „ , 
 :, the Cacique ol 
 them. Here were 
 lol'e defended with 
 
 Walls hefec with 
 jiie and the other , 
 our.d with a Uirch, 
 
 nreac Lake adjowi- 
 
 id cut a Gut that 
 
 orencd 
 
 l..-.;.! 
 
 upcn'-d int') the /(.'!■ HiMidf, ami l)ioii|i|it the Filli ti-m guat Snows thir fill, .-tnd parij) by the Like iiij Wa- 
 t'lat Uiver into the Lake, where the Caeiqir krptihem lety Roadi and VVayn ihio' gli vvhirh he wi» oi.liPej to 
 '' ' " ' ' . _ . - .L . I .. p, III the 'reintoriei of \i/iv thev found few ralKieat 
 
 rownj, and molt of them well tipf nilli'd wiili .VCuru, 
 Frcnch-beanH, Wall-nuti and Wuuck The hi.limi't 
 wnii'J iiotioincatlheiii.iny wluic in the Country, i:nt 
 •''i*t ih'in witliaiiyProvilif.ivi ; and in the tliicf lown 
 lelti.H, but won'il not \ciiture to lee liiii! i hi. ehietj wlurr ili C'civjne usM to telil., ihry li t h|.i I loufe a- 
 Town was the i;iealcn they hid yet fceii in f/or/J.i.i tire, lii, jufc ijic .Vyuw ,i,,/, ihoud not ludcc in it, nitd lo 
 III) 11 liiiui lir Well! 10 the I'm. nice of Ci///^m, whicli|riiii awMV. As l.ir ilie (iaviqiie h.nifelli lie leiii i,-^ .1 
 li'.sloilie Noiih Wellofihe former, in the way to whii.-hi I'r. Iiiit ol Pearl, ainl a Mamie of .X/i./.rm ,Ski:ii, I i:t 
 lie |ul»'J WihhK .Hid Delifi p'arej, in many ol^ wliiJilJid iii,t think tit to lome and bid him wc!tonn info jii* 
 thrie W( le L.iki'S and I'ouL iiilinitely replenilli'J wiili 
 Inn, wliieh wan the main of their Dirt inillis Joiiiney , 
 
 liii 111. lUcieation ; and there was Iw.h a valk i.iiiiiU'r, 
 and a great vai.riy ol hilli in it, moll uf wlucli were 
 diffeicnt frr.in the fielh water F'lftl 111 S'Mi;.. S„lii t.a- 
 i.l'd fioiii hriue S'lUtiiward, and mtitd the great and 
 rieiitifiil t)otiiitry of y;(i;Mnfc The Cacupic lent hnn 
 
 ('ouiitrv. 
 
 S.i/ocndeavmiriiig no\. to ui.d out the Sea, unie lie*: <?•• ''■,'«■ 
 lotlii-l'iiiuiiie of (;„,r />,•, and to if at p.iitof It that is 
 -aiirj by the /</■. C/nW.-. The Ci iqiic of this Conn- 
 
 ) eaiiH- to V/.., and bro,i(;ht I'rovilion* with him , Uiq,,,,;, 
 lie ol the 11. if,hbouiiiij( rerrii'irli'> ai' i^.igiln veai ,1 
 Man ol' ilitfcr Hmiioui and liinhcr Mittle. Vn/ ■ ha-m-? 
 a iiiiiidtoniake iliis Ci.iqne pay linn tb.-- fmi'Tilpeit 
 tli.nt the otheis n^nerjlly had di'iie, fi ir to lell hnn thai 
 hi was the Sun of the huvi i.ly Sun, an.' th.it all the C.l- 
 eiqiis .e. he vanir along fcrv'd and obiy'd him j bet he 
 re.juellcl hi* I'liendlhip, .ml ihrrefore Won'd lia\e him 
 oiiicand iinn;; fonu ol the g n.d tliii.e. ol Ins Cu.intry 
 with him lor a token 1 f that l-ricndlhi,'. The Cacique "'•' I ^"''f 
 
 I he reiiple (f the Country llidlryin the V/j.kh.io/j , and 
 
 the Cai.it)ue, who w.is niakii ; his ekape with the rell,' wuird by the /</■■ C^m: 
 liappen'd to br taken by them, topethir wiili (onie of Ills tr) 
 .Subjeill:., of whom \aio noiwulillaiidinj; deniinlej no 
 tnore thin (jni.les and liitellipciii:i'. Here was ^all 
 pleiry of Mail., l*rei,i.h-lit.Mi)5 (lettei and latgir than 
 cliott 111 V ,0 ) aii.l I'oiiipions, which were alfo exiraor- 
 dill, y i(o( d. T'licfe Pci'.ple iiilbrniiiif; hiin of the fruit- 
 f'. I'l I. viiice of (.'..».;/ 'Ii.it lay lo the Soi.th, V"fc proienl 
 fd to riiul It oi't, iiiid in the way pafsM through that 
 of IM'(/iwM, whiili atloided h m but little finiertai.i-; 
 
 iiKiitj there was but very little Mai/e, i.eiihei was the , 
 
 Ciacipie. or baldly any of the I'eople, to be come at.lrctiirn'd for Atifwer bv thol.nneMillenpi 1, Thar when -"'^"''^' 
 
 1 he Cacique wii.. riiii away nor out if enmity but' Js '>'■"' laid he was the Son ■ I ihe'^un, iflic wonM cmn- 
 piir. r.ai) lit": lii-Hnule hung with Deir-skiiis cur O'-dly 1 "i.tnil the g lat Ki\cr to diy up he woii'd biliexc him ; 
 ci-Lur.l and wr(>U(!!!t, and the lioor cover'd with the'andas tor ail t':e relt, for hi« part he di.! not iilc to make 
 biiiu, for s'l/nto lodge in ; and this ai a token that he Vilits to any. but -iilier all fhub that ha. 1 any norce of 
 iltfliii.l his fiiendlhi|V When they anie into the Pro- hun cainctn \illt him, and lirv'd liin i - ' . iilierv. rii i,;- 
 vinee ol r )t!, they found little of that plenty (that 'v or by firce. /\rd thcrefjrc, if he h.ui a ir.iii.l to lee 
 
 t.qiic 
 
 wi, fpoken of) in any rcl'peijf, except Maize, and that him, lie miilt come ti tli it fown winTi- h ; wa«, ». li Ji 
 ind.ul w IS cxttaordinary. 1 here was noapjiearance of,'* he did in a pea table «.i\ lie ll.ou d be re. ei . "d ir. 
 fiih nunibers of People neither as the /,,//.ii; of Co/Zjo/rUike maim r; Inn if he laiiic to Hehr. he wo. id attcnl 
 hid hinted ic'u fuiiiiJ in the way patiels of Ueer-jliui. in Ins Town, being ncn- ii»' I t^ liirink or turn Ill's 
 skiiij laid up and down, which the Cacique had ouler d'l^ack lor any Man what foe' cr. .,ad V ,■'. I "cn m a go. il 
 to be lefr there at a llgn of IVa. c, according to the cafe, and wivul the Kivci ha e liil'e' ! I'.ini to pi!^ 
 ciifloinof his Cx5uiitry ; this I'lince being catih'd by tlie|o»er he wou'd tuve gone and tii.d 10 lool ilie louragc 
 V/i(„i',i.,.'.., pave a good account cf the I'roviiice as to|"' this bold Caci.jiie, whofpoke words to hini that iic 
 the wel!-peopling of it, but th.-ir Hyci did not rell thcne had ncier iicard from any /«./;..); beli.r.-. Hn. .Matter.". 
 Hj, and they svere fore 'd to take the Cacicjucs word foi t.j \^cr( inlietwife, hi-. Kmcs were I'adiv diininilhd, he 
 Thi^ Country yielded them one thing bclides MaiZe himlelt was now c'angeioully ill, and ihe Uiver • nhol'c 
 
 I'-iris/ was near half., l.'agiie broad, 1 1 fe.lioni ,!tep, ami 
 run w;tha very Iwiftiuiieiit. This fiett.'d him exrrcnic- 
 ly, and twas a gn-at liillurbaiK-c 10 Li:ii that Ik cou'd no 
 way find out a palHige 10 t!ie Sea, ii"r had no profpeCt of 
 
 y vie I 
 had al 
 
 which :hcy had all along wanted, ami that was Salt, 
 
 which the Natives Jiew great quaiViitics of from the 
 
 water of a certain Lake that was warm, of a very 
 
 bratkidi talk', and plentifully impregn.atcd with tins ... , , - - 
 
 Mineral ; 'm one ot their bcft Coinmoditics, and tlicy!'-°i"iiig we!! out of thisCouniry again. In ('liort', with 
 
 exchange it with other People tiir Skins andM.amlcs 
 
 i fi's I'lavels thus far arc to be computed in this man- 
 iKT, beginning at ihe Province of T/ipi.'i/i.i, where the 
 lall ac oun; of them eniH'd. FromT.(/i.i/i/ivtio/<_iu d'undr 
 ;■'.■ Leagues, a low Country, and full of lakes. From 
 the Province on the other fide /^.o UranAc to l',iciihii about 
 •j . Leagues, and the Country more open, airy and 
 champion, and the bell Peopled in PloiiiU. Itoiii I'n- 
 c,!/,; w (^ligMtc 100 Leagues. Viom QuignnttXciCcligrn 
 41 Leagues. From Colij^an to C.n.u as many ; and in 
 moll if thefo places 'tis a plain Cunntrv, the Woods not 
 thick and troublcfome, and ihc Fields fruitful and plea 
 fan:. 
 
 .V .'n having ftaid fome time at C'.iy.ir, went away to 
 find out rhe Province ol .7h//'i:i«./«!' ; this lies to the .South 
 Lalt I I' the firmer, .in.l is a fruitful and plentitnl Coiiir 
 try, .It leall in all thole refpeiih that any Countries in 
 fn i./i have had a charader already. T he l/iJi.mi void- 
 ed 'he Town of Aiiiinin.juc bc.oie the Sp^.iii.u.h c.ime in- 
 to ir, and the Cacique abfiiited hiinfelf anil wou'd not 
 appear. Srio found this lo good a p'ace, that he took 
 lip his Winter Quarters h. re, and fortify 'd his Camp (o 
 a, to lie |i..'ciire from all attempts of the lii.iifUis. The 
 grcatCi.ime ihey had while they lay here was catching 
 of CJonics, of which thcie were a vail number, and 
 one lo'.t particularly as large every way as the gicatefi 
 Hares, but ol ihe fame colour and make with the s'/i.iv)/?.' 
 Cmies. Here iVj had the misfortune to lol'c O'/i'^ 'of 
 whom we fpoke befoii<J which was no fmall lols, b»- 
 caulc having liv'd lo long in F.'ori.l,!, he knew a great 
 many of the Languages, a'.d ferv'd tor an Interpreter 
 wherever they came. 1,'pon this account he was confin'd 
 trom travelling far into ilic Land foi the time to come ; 
 his Troops alio were fadly iV.runk, and all the Horli-'S 
 rilmoU dead, and thole that were alive but m ill cafe. 
 Having gone a Year luiM.od tor want jt Iron. 
 
 From ■liiiui'ii.pu- therefore he march'd towarJ.s the 
 Couivry of N.Vcr deligning to come to the Sea as fiion 
 as pollible, in nrder lotlie getting fome Supplies of Men 
 aii'i Morfes from Cub.u He pafs'd tliro.igh tlie Province 
 of fri', wiicre lie lial a bad Journey on't, partly by the 
 
 ^:li'.. llcilh. 
 
 thcfe dilleiiipcrs of Ins Mind, and that of Ins i'lody, 
 which to be lure was nor a lit.ie heigl.ined h\ the other) 
 .S'l'fo was quite overwhcnird, and die 1 in thii Provimc 
 of (ui.uloy:, nominat:ng /..■.• .\I/.\Jco ,lr .livifrJ: hir. 
 Camp-Maflcr Cjeneral and Cin'cinoiir, in his ftead. 
 I here was lomethmg to do to conccai his Death ti'im 
 the //j./<.T(j;, bccaufe 'twas probable they mi,h: rakefbine 
 advantage by n, for .Vsm had ni.ide tliein biiuve ('at leall 
 pcrfwaded them to it)_ that the Chriltiiiis were Immor- 
 tal ; the contrary of which, wluii thev had finind by 
 experience, .md that in the cale of the gieatell Man of 
 them ail too, they wo'iM hav, !hc;i the moi..- eiiioi.i.ig'd 
 to make lome faitluT Ixperiments U(i. n ihiir Mortality. 
 The aciOiint therefore they I'.ive of the Mattir to the 
 Ui.iumi that enquired after h m was this, '1 hat he was 
 gone to Heaven, as he us'd to do fometinics, .iiid lic- 
 caufe he was 1 1 Hay there a few davs about b;:liners, he 
 had tor that rcal'on lubllituti'd ani.ther to gov. rn during 
 hisablciicc. But, in Ihort, they eali.y i;iicf;'.l th'- •.rnth.r .■,j»;,litr. 
 and difcover'd that his Body was imrrilun'.l under"'.'"'''""' 
 ground, hard by one of their Towii-( iates. inlUad of"'^'^'"' 
 mounting above the Clouds, and tlyilig up iiro Heaver ; 
 lor they cbfctv d the Earih turii'd lip thcie, and made 
 ligiis to ore anotlicr, intimating they knew who lay 
 there. L'pon this account Al /c ,',1 was f.iin to remove 
 him, and inltead of theharth, [■> give hi n. a burial in 
 the Water ; lo his Hody was thrown imo the Kiver, 
 and that withour atn- thing of the Ceremony due to lu 
 great and vaiiant a Commander. 
 
 It Icems 'tis the Cullom in this Country, 'as well as 
 in many others both in the Fallern and Weftcrn Worlds) 
 for the Deaths of Lords and Caciiiues, to be ifeaded 
 with thole of Slaves and inferiour Men ; lor t.'ic Cacquc 
 of f;».;i/'ti).( lent two/n./j.-Kj ro Mfc lu, on rurrofeio be 
 Sacrilii'd upon ihc Occalion of S^'t 'sDeaih, and to at- 
 tend and wait upon him where he was .i.iw gone, but 
 Mn/cii/.i did not fend thi'in upm that hrrand. Tiic .V- •- 
 ';i'.:i(/.i had iv v.- i.oibint; elfe to do but 10 h-"i their way 
 out of the Ciuntry as fall as they ^ou'ti, iiiice he that 
 br.iught tlieni hitlicr, and kept them here, was gone. 
 They refub'd to tiavrl I y Land, not piininc; thcmklves 
 
 ."1 
 
8i 
 
 3 fflT • ' 
 
 trench ^ojages to the "Northern Tarts 0/ Americj. Lih. V 
 
 I II 
 
 ft ;$■ 
 
 T'l J r'"H* 
 
 w 
 
 to any tafihi-r trouble about lonkinn »ttcr the Sea, t'.\ e 
 ciallyliii. iiluy wen.' In ill jiro^i.lcl I'lV .1 Voydf.r, .is I1.1 
 vitip ni'iilm Sliips, Corneals, Chait, iior I'iloi li.ni- 
 liLimcdt tins rifnUitioii, they niiah'd through itu' I'lo 
 
 VillCCI ti .yi7.l.-/I>, /I'll t, S'f^.llflK, Nljjl'l'l, \iH./r1.|a 
 
 anti So^c.iiin'i, fveii ai t»r «i the Ri\er of Admo t in 
 whi'h niarih they wire ciiri\liiii'ly I..trr.ils'd .uuf fi- 
 lij'.'iM, ihi'/".iiiH« that they ui/'il for Gnulr, huilniK 
 Ihnii m.iny tinu's iniipofi'ly uiit nl' thr w.i) . Aiul hcie 
 wlK-n ihcy t.imi' Id tliis Kivii, ili^v foiiiul a poutsiul a 
 Lirrm t'miiitry, tciti'il y.ni no Inii llii^ciur, iiur hu>l no 
 rr.('t'rC> if I'lMuinUifi)! ili'-ir I'Ipiuv wuli any iiuniier 
 ol fil'jtv ihimiuli the I .till ; lo tint now thiy wcff to- 
 • liu'.t to vir\ I'lcjt ihlhillS, .mil loii'U not ti'll wlut 
 1 oiitfc to take 11 Jolivi't thcmfi'lvi 4. The Joiiriicy they 
 liaJ male of it from (.'•>. u (whrre iho lall kiinpiitition 
 br.jkc iifl lijihiT wa* ilius ; I lom (' ui-.i ui At4ii.iiiuf,ir 
 near J .1 I.eamiti., hilly ;;u)mm.I : Kiom .-wUni.jiii: tu 
 //l^.'.. !.■<!» :) i I e.ipiiis, I l.i n even proun'l : From .liui-- 
 f •> to the Huer of OtM.ir, wlicie they now wiro, \ lu 
 l.iai^iui, all hilly Country. U'hintheyfiw that there 
 was no t;oniR on by I a ml, they detcririiul e^CIl to go 
 t'aek .'(•a M to the Province of f.Hic'"'H to \\Kl{ii>(i<i:nde, 
 (nia.'i' itinailtaMe by ^■'•\ l)e,iihan'l lldri.il in itj and 
 flute tniilil thrni lonir VflleK, luJi a> ihe Mat.iialithey 
 ctm «.! ^(■^ uo'iM allow, and lo \cimirc at Ult to Sea, So 
 they travellM laltu.ird baik aRai", from 'he River i»f 
 Ol !» to iIk; Country of (./i.i./'(iv.f, whivu ilny had been 
 brfote, alot'g and tedious march, eljiceially 10 be gone 
 twl, over to 110 inirpolc. 
 
 At a iiettain I'Uie upon this Rivet call'J Mimji', dicy 
 
 ff'tit thitr Winter, and imprcu'd n m niakiiin Itvcn 
 lin;aruliM\, win h rliey lud Innlii tnoiiyh (or, Itut 
 «tK foi. d toiaulk wiiliH'iiir ai.d Max : llowi'Mf, «. 
 it l.ipniul.lliiy had loii.r Rood N\ oikiiii ri aim iigfl ihciii. 
 ivithoiit Hhiih this 1'm)|iv'( alio had betii ol „ii mipollibli. 
 f temtioii, (ihey itiiilt have Wiiitei'd in /•.di.m} nctliai's 
 foreier. 
 
 While they ftai J here, 18 or 33of the Caci<jMc».il out .,, 
 ihctn ronii'd a WUpi of alfaiiltttif; them, and had »' 
 gtcat fori e of Men ready tiirthat piir^HiCe ; but V'fiiii, 
 dilioier d ihel'lot in I'ood tune, and letiiiii/ the ?«./..■• 1 
 know as iiukh, they Wite afraid ty ^.i e thtin a"v d. 
 lUnbame. 
 
 Wlicn the tunc of Ye»i wai come for failinj;, tiic\ 
 went alioatd tlicir Velfels, and lall'd doun the \.^ 
 ';.('./,■ Iruiii Mi'i <:, and were 17 daisbetoie theviaiiii; 
 to (he Sia, the dillani.e run biirm about !<;.' Ii-ixnc*. 
 Neat the Sea tint River it divide.l into two atins, eaeh 
 of thini a League and ha'f broad , it uiii'; with a vio- 
 lent llicain ititu the Sia, and ihr Coalk is fo lliallow and 
 gentle, that ihelulh \\ aiei ei.iers a )'ru niy into the 
 (all. I'rnvideiue tavoui'.l then, in then Vusage fo, 
 that after si days failing they i amc liihl) into iheRnrr 
 I'aiii.co, (he nimibic of ihein then living being jii, aid 
 till time thai they v.-crc our, trom ,7. O. 1 •, jy. to .1. h. 
 
 Tims we have fcen how uiiFortunate f/on'./d has been 
 10 the S",- ii.i.i,,/, ; but i'au and Mfxic. were fu very kli;d 
 and lortmiatc to them, that they iniijht calily totgin 
 thiifoi being oihtiwilf. 
 
 C 11 A P. 
 
 XVII. 
 
 A brief AcOKiit of fomc of the firjl French Voyages to the 
 Northern Tarts of America, 
 
 4 ' 
 
 '!' . I 
 
 f -.1 K,< 
 tji t ji) 
 
 rn ii.k 
 
 I 
 
 ; I F'^r 
 
 Silvc;. 
 
 i\ I. D. \f,l.\. one Ju't ''>nvi?.r>;o i Florentitif, was 
 feiit out by King ; - i>\ii the Third, and the Qiieen 
 Kr-eut his Mother, who is faid to have made Dil- 
 I'Veiics from the iStli to the >S"'h dcgi. N. I. u(>on 
 veil lb f.orr Ibnu- of the F,/'»iiA Nation have pretended 
 a Rii;lit 10 all that Coa(>, and made their Kciv lijii,e 
 alnioit as bii; as all Hweri' belides. Wherein 'tis certain, 
 till! ihey aie viry grtaily niiHakm, linee all that Land, 
 "and nniih more, had long before been did ovei'd ly 
 Sir .?■/•/•'//<-» (>.'r/f fi).- the Kiim of Ei.^.in.t, and h<? was 
 vsnlioiit doiil't the liilf that Ici loot upon ihe /■Ivteiic.m 
 Continent on the b< half of any Clinllian I'rinie j and 
 iiiis he did ./. /). 1496. or, as ethers will ha\e 11, in 
 
 1.197. 
 1.1 A.U. 1 ifi. that famous Admiral of r'.incY Mon- 
 
 C.<\r •!t-('l''ijV!iiH, lent Monlieiir /<^fVm,V io difiover the 
 CoJlk of Kji'./.i, and the ;id)oimngl'aris. Lie arri\'d 
 n'.Cifh''Ou-ii in F.ur/,.'i, which lie., in <odcgrees; 10 
 wli.eli Cf.v he give that Kanic, as alio to tlie Rivet 
 there the Name nt' Mr . and to I'evoral other Rivers the 
 Names of lome known in Fr.in.c. He built a Fort and 
 fnir.ilird it w tli l'ro\ ilions, and lo leaving a Colony 
 ih-re became honie .again ; but ihofe kfi behind, tho' 
 the f',i/(/!.v.' were kind to them, cu'd not be kind to one 
 iiuo'.her, but m'Uiny'd and fought, ard at lalt all came 
 aw.iy, bcmi; like to be familh'd ere they re.ach'd i:iigl.w,l, 
 where tluy went .'.lliore. 
 
 Tile la.ne Aiiiuival prneur'd the King to fend three 
 Siup= more to li.e lame Coalt, in .-t. D. 1564. under ihc 
 cominnnl ot M iiilicur /.e;/./ wHifrr, who went afhore 
 al'Oit I' 1 e,ij;i;e.s from r:/i- /'■.inc/', and the /«i/<V.v,j re- 
 ceived hi n wuli a great deal of kindnols. 
 
 Some l^trts ur otiiev of this Country aflords Sibcr, 
 f<ir I r,ii';:ii.'--.- h.ad a wedge of Siber prefemed hini, 
 wh'ci. was laid to come from the Provinee of ihiinryM ; 
 tho we hear of no particular Jifiovery made of ih.it 
 1'roviiii.e. (5nly tliis is faid too, that fjmc ofthe f'twe/' 
 .Sddiers nihding one of the Savage Kincs in hisWars, 
 I loi.gl'.t away with iheni foiTH-' quaiv.ities both ot (iold 
 ..ndSilvci, Lilt how imich, or from whenrc, they dont 
 tell us. 
 
 A gre.it I iv.hming happened here, whirh burnt up 
 ;tD k^:i:> ol Land, and kill'J all the Fowl ihercaLouts , 
 
 and after it follow'd lo violent a hear, that the Filli in 
 the River of May died with it by whole Cait loads, and 
 Iroin the putrefaiffion of thcin prrjceedcd Irveral giievous 
 difeafes. The Savages believed the K>i-j,y'i had dooc all 
 this mifchief with iheirprc.it Giiib, and that that was the 
 I.ightmiig that killed the Fowl ;n the Air, and made the 
 I-ilh die in the Rivers. 
 
 They law here a Wonder of Old Age that dclirves to ou V;: 
 be remeinberd, a Man with (ix Gencratu)ns iltfcended 
 from his own Loin\ he hnnfelf beini; almoll ^co Years 
 old, and his inimidiate Son near iv I'lie l-'trtch rii- i.i-ihc .■ 
 in'd their Deligns here again by Muiinies, Divilionsand i«:>. 
 Qiiairels ainonglt thcmlelvcs ; fomc tun away to the 
 Sp/ihiitiiis MCiit.u and others llaid where they were, li- 
 ving in great dillrels for want 'A I'rov on, even 10 the 
 next degree to downright (tarving. But Sir 'Jolt: 11'*- 
 K'"i happening to come thither with | i.nolijh Ships, 
 w,is fo eharit.-ible as to afford l.nudotmice ai^A his com- 
 pany one tor their Tranfport,ition home. But as they Funh Ei,,- 
 (vcrc preparing for their Voyage, incomes Monlietir t{i- ''i''^" 
 /'.i/r with 7 Sail from t'tmicc, which the Admiral had 
 fciit for the recruit and maintaining of the Colony there. 
 1 his put a itop to the Voyage, and the Stench wi re now 
 in hope, of getting the Gold Mines of Apat.uci into jJ"t"Jh,„ 
 their hands, (fomc proofs of which they had feeii) when out 
 a Fleet ol 7 Spmip; Ships, guided by one of the run- 
 away /Vrac/.mo;, came to dine them all away. As for 
 Lnii.knniete, he made hii cfcape, and came home lale to 
 l-'imce ; but H^ihijH was firlk wrack'd, and afterwards 
 Malfacred, with all hi': company, by the V/,)/;/.i'.//. The 
 'ip.iiii.iriii Ihengihned ihcnilelves here with three Forrs, 
 one begun by the hcticl', an i two others built by them- 
 lelves ; but they horribly exalper.atcd the Natives heie, 
 aj they do every where, and prepaid them for reieni'.c. 
 Butth.s kindncfs of :hc Sp.ua.v.li was welj required by . . 
 ijif /".f;;..i in w.O. 1567. under the Command of Mon- j,.*'j„^'^'' 
 fieur <icii-i;,i, who coming with three Ships, niade a 
 League with levrral of the Savage Kings, teok all the 
 I'orts, and kiU'd all the ,V^,;«i,!ivyj. And to obfcrve the ^""'''^"• 
 y.f.v (.i//di/;! in all points, he haiig'd abundan..c of ihe^"^j^''' ■'"" 
 !r;.i«/.n./j upon the very fame lice on whi.h the /•■/;".e/. 
 had hung a Year or two ago • .'\nd th'- Spanjh .Admiral ;.,_, ,j .. , 
 had wriiirn over the I'lahh in great Letters, I Uf >:<,; :■ 11 
 
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Cd. 
 
 Lih. V 
 
 It in ni>ktii|< <iven 
 II iniiiitili (ill, Uji 
 hlax : liowKX't, .1 
 allien aiiuii|{|| thiiii, 
 HTiiol xii iiiipulliMt 
 III Kh'i.m) pctliai'v 
 
 ihc Cict.jiii;»»l out ,., ,, 
 : llu'ili, uiul |i;ij II 
 ryuk ; lut ."■/. Vi. 
 
 J ll'ttlllj{ t'lC /«.l.,> I 
 
 u j;r f tlii:n a^y il. 
 
 ie lor fiiling, tiic\ 
 iil'il iliitwi the \.^ 
 )\ bituic ilio I. line 
 alxiut iS" li:iHiiCH. 
 iiio tu\. atirn, each 
 , It iitii'. vvirli .1 vio- 
 alt IS lb lli,il!.iw ,iiu1 
 )'r u \viy into the 
 I rhi'ii Vii>agc fu, 
 itil) into the RiNfr 
 iMij U'liig jii, anj 
 • iJ- >ii9- to //. il. 
 
 utc F!(i>i.U has I'cru 
 1-. wcrelu viry kii-.l 
 might calily toigiti. 
 
 (^hap.XV f If. y/ yoya^c to Canada />y Samiic! Champlain. "SIT" 
 
 ,'irM I'l 
 .0> IJ . 
 
 Jl li» 
 
 • trllth<^ , 
 
 ^cs to the 
 
 at, that the Fitli in 
 loli- Cai! liMils, and 
 
 IcJ Irviial giu.\(iii$ 
 
 yiri:cl> had doBCall 
 Hid ili.li that u.isihe 
 c Ail , .iiid iiu Jc the 
 
 Age that ilclirvi's to ou M.r 
 ncratiDiis ilcfcfruli'd 
 ig alniiill :jco Years 
 Till' l''tn;h ni- 
 inics, Divilioiisaiid 1 
 c nm away to the 
 vhcrc they wen', li 
 o\ on, even ui the 
 
 But Sir 'Joi': II I*- 
 ith 4 i.nilijh Ships, 
 muitie iiml his tom- 
 omc. But as they i-' Jtih ei|.- 
 :omcs Monliciir HJ- '^>''''"- 
 h the Admiral had 
 if the Culonv there. 
 he h'leii.h Were now , , , 
 
 ol Afnittci llito.i;,vcthcr, 
 hey had fccii) when am 
 ny one of tlic ruii- 
 !i all auay, A< for 
 1 came home talc to 
 
 d, and afterM.iids 
 the S|i!/;/.i'./<. Ihc 
 re with three Foris, 
 thers built by thcm- 
 J the Naii'.es here, 
 1 them foi reieni^e. 
 'as well rrnmted by .- ..^ . 
 ,oinm.ir,d ot Moti-j.^^ 
 
 ec Ship-:, ni.Tde a 
 Kings, ti ok all the 
 And to oblervo the t'i-'''i' > 
 
 abundanic of thc^ 
 1 whirh the f-'ic".i/' 
 h'? Spr.tiijh Admiral ;,> ,j 
 1 etifrs, i dv ?.'£..' :■ 11 
 
 Tilnldi 
 IV). I. 
 
 <ti 'f FrcnchiiuM /.i' .ii (i>I utherairi ; In <i t'f,ti likewile 
 writ over rlic ^ifmii.ir.li Headi, I i/» «»' <'« <" '» Sp» 
 inard*, /i// ii / - /(n/''.-/ 1 in,/ Muuifni <. He u;. M all the 
 l''"ri\ iHK luvinf Men 10 keep rh«in, audio eaint hoim 
 to (■ ,<"w', where he WJ5 ill icw.irded l>v hisHiiner, iho' 
 tin V(ly«^e w at undertaken m hii own, iiiii the publitk 
 Colt ; Iv wa» till d loliide lluiiMl', ('lieKlim ol Sp4in 
 h;id 111 l>oire(Vd the (.i-x /■ Kii'.n in Inn preiudice,' but in 
 />/:;( II. i he met »viili Rood Liitttiainiiuiit Iroin Qiietn 
 
 Ctiio Jn./tin C.i'ili I , ill .1, 1 1 14 fct out IVoin .St.M i- 
 /" with two .Shi|", ami (.aiiie ro Scw^nn.lUtJ and Bmi- 
 
 (//any, whiih rc:riveiiii Name lioin the lfl«.redlWcn^J^ 
 liiude of Hirdi of leveral lorn luuihl tfire. C4'rie/ 
 feeint to have .lone ik) niorc ihi« rime than the fiildil>| 
 our theletwolllaiids; however, the next Yeir, he Wtnt 
 our ugain with three Ships and . ainc to v /. (wmrA 
 Hit, to (.'.t«4./.i anil IhJ'rl.ij^/i. After tliit tli>- Kmt? »' 
 /i4>ie»leiu hmi a){ain, in •< /). M4.i. as kI|.i K,ii«i;.i.- 
 /.I H_ni't, I oril of Ii0hif.1l/, to be l;i'i Lieutenant in r^.n. 
 ■/<. Thii Utter went in //. /). iv(.'. hit only Imil- » 
 Hon and Winter'd there, and then > .imc bark » fo that 
 lUnhencli, a« )et, h«d hltleoi iiu fgotuiK in ilicic I'atu 
 of the World. 
 
 C H A P XVlII. 
 
 /n Aaowit of a VoyAgctoQo.\\x^x, h iamiicl C^hamplain 
 'Defalcated to Clh^rlt'S df Montmorcncic Lord High M- 
 mh\il of I raiice 
 
 ...i (lie .' 
 
 Tl I \- Voyat;e tliitlier coni.iliw no remark.ible O. 
 . iiiuiue, exicp: that Piih of the \alt I'niik. ol 
 II. t lii\ met tt'i'll. riiey uere indeed laiher 
 fomaiiy lli.ntini; lllamls beinjt b r eii.iii)'li I ir the I la • 
 1 itatiom of ni,<in thoiilands ol AniinaK, mil many 
 Man N ill ilie VVo,KI die well iiih ibited that are leU thin 
 tlicy. I here were two ot tliitii p.irtiiularly th.T. «vire 
 gb.>ve h I ia;.;>Ks loiij; ; 1 lie ot uhulitlicy law wlici, 
 thev were between 44 and 45 ili ri N.I. 
 
 ilie Port they lirlt atiehoid in tliet'oiiiitiy was that 
 of i.i.l 'h-, wliiih IS tiirm'dlike » Creek in the entr.in e 
 of the Kis.v of s.i:;//)Mv. It is but a liiiaN Port, and 
 liei open to the S. and .S. S, H. Winds ; bnt thcie n. W.i- 
 trr enough 10 the E«l< ward, towards the openiMR ot the 
 River of St'imn^ almi); by :i Hill, which is aliiiolf cut 
 c'lf fiom the Main by the Se.i. Ac the ciur-ince ot it 
 there are two I'oints, the one on the V'elblide, wh'.eh 
 rims 1 league into the Sea, called s>. Mini' «■ I'lnt, 
 rlie other cm the S. b. lide, containing a tiuanei ot a 
 1 i:.\f.- -. which tliev call the I'.inr cr nU ». r iJ-i 1 .. rheie 
 two ''oiiu^ are eery nenr a I.eajMic afiinder, and are dry 
 at Loss IV. 1! II. riie\ brouijlu alonp ssith them a coiitile 
 01 S'isajv , wh'.ili h.»d foriiirrly been iarr;ed from tli's 
 CoiHitry iii'i riiir-. and very svell iiled rliere ; tor this 
 cn'' part iibirly, that they inij'ht lOiiiinend the buiinii 
 itiiu kindnef^ "t the K. rw /■ Nation to their Cjiunirymcn 
 at home, and fo inake w.iy fm ilieir Settlement in the 
 'Conntiy. 
 
 The pre:!' S l^^mll' , 01 S.ivape King, vva.s at rheir ar- 
 rival (np.iped in a great b'eallat the I /im^ '^.V'. Wi.'.-.Viv/, 
 and there tss as that the /•■.'■'.,■. h.td their lirlt Qinfcrence 
 Willi him. The Savage tba- wis m tell ihe Itory ot tin ir 
 ■pond iilape 111 l"./i«..-, ind ol thatlVir., e's delires to plain 
 his .Siibj.-i'ts amniiptt them, did it In etfeCfiMllv, tint 
 WiM./i/.i>i-, the fit III'I Vi^.'Mio. wiiiligUly pleasd, and 
 ealily (;ran'ed all 4 and , ill llie teit t^f thc,^.^"i)i-'J ex- 
 liiHi Ftift prcisd thf.i i;iiodwill aiel likiiv.; rtf it too. '1 hey were 
 at this time rcicbrainp. a (•■•alt for an advantage lariK 
 obtain d over tlie/.i..'/i\' 'lie.rbneinies, ab.iut onehmi 
 dred of who'e H ads they had bnniptit aloni^ witli them, 
 the bt:tter to I'.ra.e the Oereiiionv, In t!ir .'.ve.irCabbiii 
 where ti'cy weremci topiihei , t'lev had Sor lofeveial 
 Fires about 6 paces dillani Ironoiv aii.itln', over ever' 
 one of wlii h were hnnp a Ketiel full of loiiie liirt ol 
 fielh, eithei Wild Fowl, Host, IVjar, Seal, 0: ')r,t;n.ii-, 
 which is liki an Ov. V\ nile Dinner was drellinp, one 
 took a 1) :!• and dined with it ibou'. the Kelte.s. vvlii li 
 Ibiod . ilieiiiidille of t'leCab'-in , .iid when lie came 
 b thjp' -at.!!;.'".' . I.c ilirrvs the Dot; down upon the 
 glo' nd, t wh ell .ill, wirli mn" .-. .nieii;, crivdho! ho! 
 hoi \\'lii,;'. Auiv, ihit Mm went .m.l t.e down in Ins 
 p .1 e ;Ka 11, an I .motli.r rile np and di.'. the like ; and 
 thn licy fj 'nt l.i- time i. II tiieir Vu'liials was ready. 
 When t'lev wen to ii.ni',, every Man had his Diili 
 bcfop I'tii n.ade ot the IVnk of a Tree, and a certain 
 Perf in ;liMt Cai .-'.I iiave i.j every one his Portion. When 
 their han.'s were greali.-. they wip'd them either upon 
 the hair of their own beads, or that of their IJo:;s backs. 
 After U.iiiicr 'liey went o it to d.incinp, ami to exprefs 
 the giciter ji;y, Jid u w;th tl:c b! ads ct their liiieiiiici 
 
 n vc-iitin 
 
 I).: .cDin 
 
 III then liandj. In llitfe dan -es thry hIl n.. pieai ir.s 
 tion, bur do mure by odd i;eltiirts and inriiin^s ol'thi • 
 Bodies than any iliiiig elli. Wlieii the Mm bei.,aii ti 
 liii)!, .ill ilu' Women .Old Maid-, svIikIi lat do'v.ii in 
 ranks by one uiK'ther. Itaite.l up ol 1 fiidden, .in. I 
 thicw ot* tlnir M.intiesol Skins, llnppiin; iliemlel\ii 
 as naked as eier ihev were born , .ind when tin Soiij", 
 wasended, ,in ' the Men with .iie soiee ined Im ! jio! 
 ho I the Woiii. u and Manls i:n Jouii ,ij',ain in th. ir pi i 
 . s, and eovn d iheinlclve-. with tliei M.inths ; and 
 tliele odd actioin ih. y renea-. i feveral time.. TlKle 
 Pe pie are ot aiiOlvev o ir, iiiorc by ri aloii of the 
 paint they ufe thin by Natme ; tluy are i>enerally of ve- 
 ry ^ood lh.ipe and well-prnport ■ i.'d. 'ih'ir Habit i. H.b- 
 Skins imd Funs, with which they are cirnely lovir'd 
 in the Winter, but inSiinniuronly a part of their Bodies. 
 .At that time alio they make a f )rt of Rjekets, \\liich they 
 fallen to the. r feet, that they m.iy j', "Ver the Snow 
 withom linkii.i;. In tlie leveie Winter .leaf ins they »ic 
 bilierly pinch'ii for Pionhons, becaule abiinitaiiceoitlic- 
 .'Vnimals they lue upon reiire themlehes into wa-mer 
 Climates. They liave niiidi iiioie Seiile an. I Inneiuiity M.iir..tnr,4 
 thaiiinany of the ./mi-'i.v:n; h.ive, but an reveii(',efiii,t^''i;»= 
 falle and trtachcioUb. In their Co(\ilis a;. d Delates, 
 only the Ancients are prelenr ; and 'tis a ciiitom wiih 
 them to Hop 111 their Speeches, and thniK a while, and 
 then pi on again. As lor Keligion, they believe one 
 Ciol, one Mother, one Son .n;d ote Sen in the bir ini 
 nient, but that God is above all the lell. Then: s luik P:. ji .i. 
 lignof anyextoinalWorlhipor Dciotionaninnglt them, 
 and ihenie.it s.^itui g.iv.- tins acc.iunt i.t' tliiMnatte:, 
 Tlur every one pray d 111 his Heart wh.u he thoiiglii 
 good. .And conceimnn ihi Ongin.il 1 f .Mankiii.l, thiit 
 Faith is. Thai when tjod h.id iiiailv all things elle, ht 
 took a bundle ot Arrows aii.l Uuck tiieiii mto the ground, 
 troni wlieiice grew Men and \\'oiiKn. 
 
 .VI image amoiigit ihcin is .1 VV'oiiian's making choiej^^,.-, 
 of thit Man for her conllant Coai| anion and Hedfcllosv ' ' 
 that ihe has made trial of before, for 4, 5, or o Yens, 
 111. no or Icfs \% Ihe pleafes. And as llie has ihe liberty of 
 tryiiH". a great many, lb 'tis pall all doubt tint ihe takes 
 him whom Oie tinds the molt agreeable Companion du- 
 ring the time of his I'lobanon. 
 
 Ill their Funerals they do no more rliaii put the dead F.^nml., 
 Boils into a great hole in the ground, together with all 
 the Cioods .ind Houlhold-llurt' belonging to them ; lb 
 th.i; this is not only a burial of Bodies, but of Pots, Rinj, 
 Keues, and the like Lumber. When their Friei-Js are 
 i.\ei^, they lay tliey are gone into fai dillant Coumne.s, 
 to reioiee with then Rel.vioiisand Aci]uaintaiKe. Mon- 
 lieuri."'.:i«;7.ii'>j preach'd the ni.iiii Points of t!ie Chnlt.nr. 
 Religion to them, and tlio' they were parieiit luarers, 
 and approvers of that Law, yet he docs no: tell as thai' 
 any ot iheiii pioceeded lb far as to be doers of it, and to 
 renounce tlicir own barbarous Kites and Culloms. 
 
 The C.ibbins or Hoiifesrhefc People dv/ell in ate low Hon. . 
 made like Tents, .".nd cover'd with the Bark of a Tree, 
 Old;, ilicy leave an open pkue in the Roof, about a fuor! 
 wide, to let the light in upon them : they make leveu; 
 lircs in the middle of •hem, .and tin re are iiMny time. 
 
 eitrh 
 
 X 
 
 l\ 
 
 :i 
 
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 ;si 
 
p,l; 
 
 f ' :■-*•! ', 
 
 ^"- |i 
 
 8l2 
 
 l^oyace to 
 
 >t'"^' 
 
 Canada /^j Namuel Champlain. 
 
 Lib V. 
 
 Chi 
 
 ••iglii or ten HoiilhoUts f'^'fllicr iii w.k Cibliiii. 'I luy | rciu, iiifoinui h that tluir ait^ri'nUsio po iip it were ftiiUri- 
 
 lic upon Skin>i I'rniiiir, i ri\ill,- h 
 Docs lie by tlieirMutfis li,! 
 
 y OIK! niiotlici, .inJ the 
 he fiir.e Com !ies. 
 
 CS lll'OIl 1 
 
 ■n 
 
 nil MIC I'niii; 
 
 u ir Ciiioc-. 
 
 lie 
 
 re luailc nf tlie I'nrk ot the l^irchtite, 
 :h levcral hit!c i irele< ut 
 
 neo w.iliiii \v 
 
 ii: 
 
 Wood 
 tlur lia 
 
 r,i('|vle ilay mean I loops, or I 
 
 ihii 
 
 favry oiie ofthcin ea' 
 
 ilv 
 
 to M.r\ l.cht, tl'.at a M.ui may 
 
 ! tlieN.iiiv 
 
 ivery liei] 
 
 iiciitly 
 
 lol), v.li.ii they h.i.e oo.-.iliviii ti pal'', any l,aiklir.:m 
 
 ■R 
 
 i'. ,r fi another. They aic 
 
 y or 10 paees J 
 
 ?iki hall' '. roa.i in liic ii iil;!lc, I tit liiev ptov.- iiaiiower 
 lvi\var>'s i!.e iiuis ; ihere are I iir two il'.a: tc w in them, 
 
 le aie tl eM.iii ai.« 
 
 . r the aOhnii-. ol the i 
 
 
 ted ; it is at lealt ? or 400 paces hroail, and has fcvcrji 
 I (lands in it. I'mcr eumg on towards the I'.ill of the r.rc at 
 Kivcrot' C'.iH.i.yrt, they difeovcr'd alnuuiance i<i lll^nds, 
 many of tvhieli were exireniely plealiint and tViiiiti:!, 
 elpeeially ilieni to\var<ts the Soiiil; Coall, wlijie tliev 
 
 tunnd 
 
 in lomc ot' them muit lorti oF the liiialler V, 
 
 a"; binwbcrries, K.-isLk 
 
 (j0( Iclxincs, WithmaiiV 
 
 Iht■r^ tiicy did not know : .As alio tor Ariin 
 
 Do 
 
 o.iies, Leais, Bevers, Otters, wiili 
 
 j.'ieat man) 
 
 1 tlier 
 
 kinds they had not t'een before. VV'lieii they eanie 10 the '"'''■' ' 
 
 entrance of" the I'all 
 
 tlie Co 
 
 ide In 
 
 difc 
 
 itvy ihis 
 
 very mi, 
 thcv 
 
 .lie of 
 
 iliey tvuiid an lilandalniolt in the , 
 
 that entrance i!ithc Soutlj-ridc of winch 
 
 paisd, and tlm' they ipuckly benan 1.1 tin 1 the 
 
 es K;h of the Ri\er ot Iwilt current of the Water, yet tluy found it widii! cx- 
 
 .11.', 
 
 1.1 Hum I't'.i I'f wl'iJi til ; loi'M 01 /V.A'/:e tremcly low and iliallow, liu 
 
 i.d .-:.(> ■■( •■ ■ • ■ .... 
 
 iietimes not i .vc 
 
 ilic 'Tea; iMve' 
 
 ol (, 
 li;iiner, tliey uciii 1,0 fjr'.lier ili.in 1 
 
 'IKS 4. 
 
 As tor ; or j foot : Abundanee ol' Rocks and little llland, llfo lie 
 
 I eagees 
 
 a-.ter'd aboit in the KiMr. m.inv of which are jult 
 
 \i\:i ' 
 
 . came no: near ihe pieat fall, wh;v!i by re- 1 even widi the wate,-. Upon all ihefe accciintsiluy ('aw 
 ceil 4c an 1 '■; Le if'eei trein I'.i .'(«//. -c. ' I'is ■ thcie was no f^oiri; faitlier 111 tiic I'mnaee, and lb the 
 
 ;iinei 
 ti]' It, an I 
 
 t )ir IS bciv , - . . . 
 
 i 1.1 .1'. ). r'Mr h: nnd li.e f/iit fall tiicrc aro various Skill was made ready, in wli.cii ilie Anrhor, with one 
 ii:'icis 111 I d-. II Icv.i.L I ak -5 comiiiuiiic.uinp with one or two more, and a few ol the Savaj-es tot their (iuides, 
 ?-, 't e. 1 y in:':r.iii.iiatc Kimis; the fartheHot all winch att' inptev} to perfuc the difcovery of thcfall.- Ami ihcy 
 l.ik V ac p.opeily ;Iv h 'ad of tins River .'>V;nf') •7.' went fo far as to be able to give this account of it, That 
 .•■.■ t'ar '.s iluy wtiit :lu- t'rmd i!i..-Couii;r', inountain- ! the water runs wiili a terce and t'wiftnffs ih.tt is very 
 0-.- ,i.',i ^■ ek' n-i ',. nil lul :, I'l.- Riier, the S. il iinplea- 1 liirprizinp, yr: the fall is as it were ftcp l>y (fcp, and the 
 1 1 I, .11 i a 1 !'■ l;Ian.'> m tl,.- I'.ivcr i.;eer dcfart pround, ^ depth fomctimes not above one or twolailiom, and never 
 .•1 ,1 11,1, i 11 d by .10 'I.e. ! Ill a f.w fii.ill i^irds, Iji;t above three fahom. The breadth is about a 1 eapuc, 
 i.ic 1 \' t^'jiein.,ii II ' I'l'ic fid of ;he p.eat Riuiot C'l- and there are aUindancf of Rocks and lllaiids up and 
 i,;..,wi I.! ■, .ml ! '.■-I..' ■■, II; r.'.er ro vchuh they fet ' down in it, particularly in the middle there aie levcral 
 oat of ; ■■■. : ■:•.,! |i':.d : y ;(.;/V-///'../-,.', the W^'i.; 5' 
 / ,, r. , a ',i r:,e ." ■ . .' Unc/im ; the ti'inier of tliel'e 
 
 , a M r:,e ." ■ . 
 1- al'ont " 1 I i^t!.-^ ti 
 rcii.a'ka'. 'c. 'ihe l.\ 
 iforc ol SI re, .'.iid .1 ; 
 I.cac-esof .'.'iiv-i// 
 
 Ion;; nairow lit.uids, that make me fall divide it feh' in- 
 to two others, one to tiie Nurih, aud the other to ihe 
 ;n I.;..';./ 1,-, and contains nothinp South-lide, botli which ate very danj.',croiis for any ,Skirt" 
 . nd i; pleal'ant and wooddy, haslorHoat, iho' ever to fniall, topai"., iiid nothing but the 
 ;! id ",r.;vcKSoil ; it's within two ligiit Canoes of the Savapcs can polfibly do it. The 
 I. '1 he ('/i/i/'r O .,M>..- IS ifmootliu-'f'"/) vvr-.t alliore and travell'd a while by the Rner, 
 Ie\ el, .m.l dc liphtful l';'or, and about b Leagues lonp ■,] to fee if they could find tlic end of the fall, and luviiig 
 'us d.ii:£!. roii.. [ 1 'i.ii; 1 v ilic Niath-tidc ot ir, bccaule of 1 gone aboet a I eapnc, they found no more Rocks, nor 
 the l^a.iki of .land and Ro. ks that lie between it and the I any tliinp of fucb, a faJJ as before, but the water conti- 
 11 11.! I and, w'lere 'tis aiai- •! dry at low W.iter. (niied running with a (trange tvvil'tncfs, and that current 
 
 Alter this tlicy fame lo an Arelior at .y_'/f/'.-r, which is (as the lnd'.ai:s laid) held on fin 3 or .\ Leagues. 
 a ytr.'iciit oi the I'.ii 1 River of i'mjdi:, which is lomc ' 
 •^' c p,ue-br\-i 1. l-y. cpiinu one very high Mountain on 
 ilie Nor'h.liJ of the Strei;.;ht, the Country ;s plain and 
 level, I ill of hue g'ouiivls be ft with Oaks, Hirches, 
 I-.rrs! C\pre!l'es, Wild Vines, and fevcral forts of Fruit- 
 beaiin_4 liccs. 
 
 'I he" I'.' Ji' fay alfj, that along ihc Coaft of \i:iebec 
 there are Diamond!, in the Rocks of Slate, which are 
 b. tterthan tiiol'c of .iknjn; UamQ^f'.c. to the llland 
 oi l-'.U'ci\li arc 1.^ L 'agilis. IScyond i,).7.-:/i- the River 
 i^n.'WS wider and w.der, in tome places a league bioad, 
 in Cillers a l.e'i;iit and half, in others two Leagues, 
 
 
 I he Savages a'.fo iritorm'd them, that atier tliis firfl A.cmmtfi, 
 great fall, there ate levetal others to be pal's'd, and 10 »; " liy ' <■ 
 through a continuation of Falls and Lake, (many of^'"'"'''' 
 which communicates with one another by Rivers, and 
 arc vaftly large and widi- ) fome ot thcin had pafsd a great 
 way ir their C'ai-.oes, but they had not leei the end cf it, 
 nor now far they cou'd have gone that way. The lirft 
 fall to which the F/mi.-/j lamc lies 111 45 degrees N. L. 
 and according to all iha tlieycoii'd gather from the dc- 
 I'cripnonsof theSavai;es, they found it muil be nc.it 400 
 Leagues from theme to the South Sea. 
 
 Alter this they return d to i'<t(/"Hy/ic, fioni thence they djikr i.^tk 
 
 the li.iyof Cull, the K'"-'' "i- 
 
 whi.h i.> 'lie .iiol' Iheptilpe;!: ot the t-oiinrry prows let oiu again lailiiiJ to Uncheftiy, 
 
 alfo rleaf.iiit<r llill, and y- 11 Ice all low fdiampion | '/'■'"■.' "("i'ffiw, and the fl<:) r/ //c/;?, but m this Courfe 
 
 j^rniiiub, whKh pioiiiile fomething ct Fiuitiulncfscoii- t'ney wide no rcmaikaiile Obfervations nor Dil'covcrics. 
 
 li.lcrible 
 
 c;jc'n/'<;i IS I'citiiatecl about 100 Leagues from Tit,iciifjc, 
 
 1 he N'onli Coalt is full of RiK'ks and Banks of ,Sand, in a fair Bay about 7 or 8 Leagues long, and 4 broad in 
 
 the mouth. 1 hele Bays are not very far difiant from 
 one another, and all of them (as alio the IjUnd Pcnesj arc 
 places for green and dry Filh. 
 
 They law lu.tliuig of Gold or Silver in all their pro- 
 greU'es, at lealt tiuy would not tell of it if they did, on- 
 ly there were fome I'ulpicions ( : a Silvei-Minc near a 
 certain Bay inaloui44dcprei< SL. witlun^oi sLeagues 
 
 and iherefjie failing that ivay you mult take the South 
 tide, .-,.1.1 )'.-> about half a Le.igiic fioni ihe ihorc. From 
 i}_i~i!\ thcyf.iild ioSi.Ck/a-, which is 1^ Leagues far- 
 ihe:, .ind the County contiin:vs (till the lame plealing 
 piofpect, ilie piv.und letcl. and abundance of good 
 i-a.;t-ircc^. l-elidcs pleinv of Woods which (fand well to 
 the "vr ; if e Soil is black and loft, and only wants Art 
 and III I'llhv tl improve it to veiy good, j nrpofe. 
 
 'i\\f kcp' flili C'l.iiting on l.y rhe North ll.orc, and 
 fame to the moiitii if the Huer ot l.qi't^t, in which 
 lonvie till V h id a view of sarious little lllands. Lakes and 
 Rivers, too many to ■ laiin a paviicular defcripcicn ; but 
 tliisis ohi'erv.Vole, thj' the Land t'or the nioA par' yield- 
 ed ni'.uli ihe fame plejl.mt profped as liefoie, and the 
 \iius and. Wallmii tics, which were in abundance, 
 10,1 e r n,.i:i.f'ell 'twas not a barren Soil. 
 
 '11 cRivci if the I ,-f I'Tf vims with a very rapid Cur- 
 
 of the South Coait Coppct-Mincf ihere certainly were 
 in thcCuuntry.as patticularly near the River of Xcn'-i'cou.*, ,^'j 
 wjicx their Countryman Monlicnr I're^ crt had been to 
 make tri.-ilof them, ashchimfelf inform'd them at the 
 ilhyd of I'crcti, from which place ';i.s not difficult to find 
 thcway tovheRuei of Vui.inoi,/!. With this Perlon they 
 return'd back afairi inio I'r.inct, where v.hattoever Dil- 
 enveries they m.ade to iheir own I'rince, ihe) do net 
 think 10 tell ihc World niy more. 
 
 yr"- 
 
 C HAP. 
 
Lii:> V. 
 
 Chap.XlX. 
 
 813 
 
 It were ftullr.i- 
 
 •inU li.is fcvcral 
 
 r.ill nt'tlic f.niit 
 inncc i.f Ida mis, 
 lilt aiiM iViiiit'iil, 
 all, u'li.u- tlii'V 
 c liiulltr FiuitSi 
 ; ics, VI nil many 
 
 Aiu'iials, DiH-s 
 .'ic.it mail) 1 ilitT 
 
 iluycinijuj the «■'•,■' f'l' 7 
 mJ almoll ni the ^j. ^, 
 itli-rKlr (jf vviiitli 
 :(;aM i j tin I tlic 
 iinJ it wr.hil ex- 
 it iXiCCii'.ii!; S, 4i 
 rlolllaml.ilfolic 
 of wliicii sri- jull 
 .ici (lints ;luy 1:1 w 
 iinan.', ami fo the 
 \ii:hor, vvitli one 
 
 tut their Ciiiides, 
 he fill: Ami ihcy 
 count of it, That 
 ftiif fs ili.1t is very 
 1-y (Icp, ami the 
 liilimu, a:;J never 
 
 .ibmit a 1 capiic. 
 
 , lliaiuk lip and 
 iliLTc aic fevcial 
 
 II divide it felt in- 
 i the othei to '.ho 
 eioti"- ibr any Skirt 
 
 iiotlung but the 
 ifibly do it. I'hc 
 liilc by the liner, 
 le fall, and h.iviiijj 
 1 inorc Rock\ nor 
 [ the water conti- 
 ■-,, and that eiirrcnt 
 Leagues. 
 
 that atier this firft Account fi. 
 be palVd, and io»'"l'y' <■ 
 Lakes (many of^^''"'- 
 ler by Rivers, and 
 m had pafs d a great: 
 )t I'eeTthc ciidtf it, 
 lat svay. The liift 
 
 III ^f, degrees N. L. 
 ather from the de- 
 ii mull be nest 400 
 a. 
 
 , fiom thence they 1 ^lur t'.)»fc 
 he B.i> 0/ Cods, the *^^l^['^' 
 
 but 111 this C-ourfe 
 ons nor Uifcovcrics. 
 ;ucs from TnAeufic, 
 rii;, and 4 broad ill 
 ry far diftaiit from 
 thc/;/<in<iPf't«y arc 
 
 w: in all their pro- 
 f It if they did, oii- 
 Jjilvcr-Minc iieai a 
 .■ithuis or 6 Leagues 
 there certainly were 
 c River of Siuriioua, ,^" 
 ■re- crt had been to 
 itorm'd them at the 
 i not diffic'.iU tt> find 
 A'uh this I'crlon they 
 icre v.-hitloever Dil- 
 ['rlncc, i,he> do iii-t 
 
 lih. 
 
 (fptr. 
 
 c ; H A ? 
 
 Chap. XlX. 
 
 Monjieur Monts'i l^oyage into New France , lyntten by 
 
 Mark Lefcarbot. 
 
 r/t' Knni.h Kinoes Fiitcnt grjnlul to Mon- 
 jieur dc Monts, jor the l'lanti»g oj Ca- 
 
 ii.m.i, c'-c. 
 
 H /■;,'(", bj the GraiCof G(vl, King of K.i«i-.-an>l 
 jVc:,-!'-. 'I'u our dear iuid well-beloved the 
 1 ■.-•rd i^f Mcuts, ine of tlie ordinary fJciitle 
 uuii ot 0111 Chauibcr, greetint;. As our grcatc-ft ^aic 
 ajiJ la'jov.t ii, and hath alua) i been, (incc our coniing 
 ■-■> tl'.is Crown, tD ina'ntain and loiifervo it in the an- 
 Lieiit di';iiiiy, pieatnelb and fplen.'.oiiv thereof, to ex- 
 tend and iiiiplify, as iini.h as lawfi.llyniay be done, 
 tlk- bounds and linuts of the fanit. Vv'e being, of a 
 li II'.; tiiiio, iiifoiimd of the litiMtioti ani condition of 
 ihol an.ls and leiir-ories of l..i C.i.li^, moved above 
 all thint!i, with a lingular zeal, and devout and .011- 
 Itani ref'ihui'Hi, which vvi- have taken, with the help 
 and ad'.Haii. e d God, Author, Uiltril titer, an.! Pro- 
 teObu of all Kins^doir.s an.l lilt.ues, to caul'i. tlic Peo- 
 ple, winch do inh.ibi; theCountiy, Men {at this jire- 
 fent tiiiie) Ratbarous, A'.heiHs, wnhoiit Faith or Re- 
 lipioii, tobt: C'linerted to Clniltiaiiny, and to the 15e- 
 l;cf aiidP.iii-.:lli')ii of our raiiiiaiid Keligioii ; and to 
 draw them tVnni the ignorance an.! iinbeliel wherein 
 tiiey arc. Hivir.g allii of a long time known by ih 
 Relation of the Sea Captains, I'll, t-., M^'ichants and 
 otl-'.-rs, who of long time have liauiued, trequented and 
 trallickcd with ihi-'P>oplc th.Uaie foiin.l in the fiiJ pl.-i 
 CCS, how fruitful, eommodiou; and protrab'e may be 
 unto us, to our Fllatiiand SubjcL'ts, the Hwdlin; 
 PunVllion, and Habitation of thofe Ccumrrics, for the 
 great andapparciir prolic wh.cli may be drawn by the 
 
 ■ to be dilpofed by us, and to give Letceri, Titles, and 
 ' fuch Provifoci as (hall be neceilary, Ci. . 
 
 C,::cn <;( f'ountain-blcau the eighth Hjy 0; November. 
 m ihcVsitr uf Oui l.o>d\6r/i. m.l of cur Hylfn ihs 
 jlttemih. ."iiVnc.V Henry, it)iH ur.icrncnih h th: K"iX> 
 Potier. /tiut Jci-.hii unii n fitvi'.c l.nltl witli yc.Ux 
 
 T HO' Monfieur >/.■ -^'o')/; Name be only mentioned M.-raUur c: 
 ■■ in ihii Title »■■ ' P.atcnt, ye- we mult know that '''"'"*'" 
 I'cvcral others were' onoeriid in the Voya;-;e as well as",;"i'.""" " 
 hiin, and as thev were all Men ot lon-e r.ore, fo the 
 coi'rle ot the Siory nili make 11 appear thai; what he 
 d:d, as to the j oint of Uifovery, was but litilfr in con- 
 panfon with what they did. 
 
 'I'li'tc went along with him M jnfieur I'fiitn.:. wt .jfir.i-, 
 •;;nt Monfieur ('/rij,/'/.-//', he whofe Voya'_;e wasd^luci'd •■■•''• "'^■'' 
 imi betore. They had 11 ) trore than uv.j Ships, and 
 tho'they fet out at aiiiue of Year when cni:nary V/inls 
 were hardly to be expei^ted by thule that fail to thi-fe 
 I'ai'ts, yet they were diltreiVd with them lb tar, as to 
 render their Vnyp.gt' much more long and tedious than 
 othcrwif,- it woiid havcL'-in. 
 
 Beini; come as fir as S.Di.i-I'lt) i, they laii'd to tl.; 
 South of it, and came 10 (-'.if .;''' S.U'ii; and from ihence ' 
 to the Rii rt Sr. A/./ >, v.hidi they commend for a very 
 loiiimo.bous place to dwell in, and fay alio that there 
 are both bon and Silcr Mines there. 
 
 Fn: :ii hence they proceeded to a L-rcat Bay whrh i> 
 ■to Leagues long, and 14 at Icalt broa.l, and which t'.iee 
 c.ill'd /.( fli> F,ar.\.i/-, or the F,.,u.'- li.u. Here tli.'y 
 touiid a molt delectable Per:, to whiji ihcy t;ave tiie 
 
 c.,r 
 
 X 
 
 greater treiptcntation aui! hibirude which may be had| Name of l'o<t-l{c-yrtl ; 'tisS I,ea,.;ues in Circuit, defended ,, 
 with the I'eop'.e that are r)^in.l tlierc, and the Traffic k' with Mountains on the Nortli-lidc, and on the .Soiiili f, 
 and Commerce which may be bv that meaiis fifely' with fmall Hills which pour out a thuufand line I'.ieams, 
 treated and iv.'goii.ited. V^e then for thcfe caules fully! that renders the place extremelv plealant. On the Fait, 
 fruiting on^our great W'lfdom, and in the Knowledge', bet -.veen the Mountains and the Hills, is a Riverin which 
 and Hxpcfience that you have of ih.'ipiality, conditiiii the Shins may fail i", leagues au.lir.ore, and on the 
 aii.l lit.iation of the fu.l C luntry of /.<: C ■Jit. for di-. Banks on both lide, is nothing but fair Mca.lows all the 
 vers and f ndrv Navigations, V'oyages and Frequcn-I way ; iliis they call'd theRiv^T .' .■ E.p'iUr. 
 tations that you h,ive male into thofe Parts, and others! From ;'.-.'- /<.i).i/ they laiid t.j du Copper- Mines, 
 near and bordering upon it, a'l'utmg our felves that this ■ mentioned in Monlieiir C'"--n,;.l.:ii'-, Voya^;e. This w.is . 
 our refolutioii and intention, being comiinued untol high Ruck between two Bavs ; tlie Copper appear'd ve 
 you, you will attentively, dili^^emly, and no lei's coii- ry tair and pure, .and the l-'/ench Gohllniiths fancied a 
 rigionfly and va!..)r'.ul'.v', execute, an I briiu; to fuch 1 Golden Mine might be at the hoitom. Tliere was foim; 
 perVcdt' on ,is we deiire, have exptelly appointed and j (hire of_l>rimonds too about thefe Rocks, iho' not vvar- 
 cllablilhed yoti, and by thcfe Pteli irs, figned with our riiited f, r line ; and a certain fort of bhie Stones, which 
 own hands, d ) commit, ordain, make, conltitute and they reckon'd not lets valuable than Tiirqiicie- 
 
 ... C.;opf; 
 
 1 his was a Mr.', 
 
 elbib'.iih you, M l.ieutenam-Cieneral, for '.o rcprcfent 
 our I'erfon, in the Countries, Territories, Coad.s and 
 Ct nlines of i.:l'nj:.i, -o begin from the 4vth degree 
 ue.Mihe 4;tli, and in the fanie dirtance, or part ot it. 
 asGirasmay b--dciir, to eltablilh, extend, and make 
 
 From the Copper-Mines they came to the River of 
 .SV. 7'' '■'. the Country along bv which i^ sery fruitful R ■"''*' 
 and pic ifint, full of Vines,' and other gooil Plants .aiitl ,'4 J'"j.,'';!' 
 I rees. This River affords a pood c< niciueii'.y for aciii) ..f ,;'." 
 CorrefpondeP'-e between I'cn-l^ i.tl and the gieat River 
 
 to be kn-'.vn o'.iv Name, Might and Authority. .'\nd|ot C.m.i.lr., tbrPeoplemay hear of one aiv ,thef this way 
 under the fame fo fubi''i!>, fii'.Muit and bring to obed;-] in 16 ur 17 days, which they can't do by the way of 
 en.c. 
 
 all the Peo; le (>f the faid Land .uid the Bor- the Sea in a iVlonth, nor then iieitiier without danger; 
 der.rs thereof: And by the means thereof, and all for 111 o days time they goto C.i.-hp,-, h\ the Ba'v or 
 hwful wavs, t. (.ill, make, inlit'iCt-, pr.v oke and in-- |(utl[)h of Chdc: r, .md in S days tiiey may go to I'.-.fc.,- 
 cite them to the know^ledge of tiod, and to the light {/■■< by a branch of this Rutrcomng f.oni the N. W. 
 of the F:'"h and Chrilti.in Religion, to eitaLhih itj Leaving the River ot^S'.- ;';.''- they fail'd to Vm.'.ci.v 
 there : And in the e\crcile and prilcllioii of the famc,| which is 20 1 eagues d-fiant, and neie they reibb 'd to 
 keep an.l c -nrerce the fa'd Peopl-, and all other Inha- make their abode for ,ome time. This liland is half a 
 b'tants in the fv..! places, and there to conmund in ' League in conipafs, and the mark to difc.jver it is dirci; 
 peace, relt an.l tranipiillitv, as well by Sea .as by 1 .and : ' or tour Mountains topping one another upon the lides, 
 •o "r.lain, d ' I 'e, .md eaiifc to be executed all that but ai the N iiili end only oiu Iharp p -inted on?, from 
 which von Ihail iivlge lit an.l neceliarv to be done, when <■ the River runs down. Right over againlt the 
 f r to niaimain, keep and confctve the fiid p!a 'es im- bland tie itore of moll plctfant frelh water Biooks, ar.J 
 ,ler ourPower and Authority, by the firms, ways ami, tl'e Soil there i,i very rich and fat, .and nceiii i.ttic Fil- 
 mcins pi-efcril'cd by our 1 aws. And tor to have there lage to make it yieKl fair cronsof Corn ■, for Monfieur 
 a care of til'.' fame with vou, 'o appoint, eltablilh. and A' "i fiiw'd luiiie Rye, which he was fore'd to leave 
 c mlli'ire all Offic.-rs, as well 111 die .\tfaii'.s of War, there ■ing.itherd, but two Years after fume of ,hc com- 
 as fir |ulbce an ! I'obcy, for rh.' full time, ami (rnin panv t!iund .a^glorio'is crop there, which h.id Ipruiig up 
 thence forw.ird to name am! prefenl them imto u , t'-'i li'.- o ih'j ^taTns th.u had tallen into the i-tous J. 
 
 K r i 1 r MciiUcjr 
 
 1 'L 
 
 .1 III 
 
 M 
 
 ''ffi 
 
 n 
 
*!«!■■■' 
 
 
 814 
 
 ^Monjietir Monts*/ Voyage into New France. 1 ib. V 
 
 
 
 'tm 
 
 f :H 
 
 tu Pill 
 
 I'mtt. 
 
 aiiJ trwii ihcmc ti) V.i'j..'./;;. juJ |"o oii i ■> iln Bay ot' 
 Mvil:>i. Here niniiv kitulriilciialh'il ic. ipio-ally l.-t- t 
 twcciitho r-i-//,;- itid ilu- S.(vr;',i.;., .in,l Minliair i':;,.j.',:- •« 
 -.'/'I,' ni.iile a I c.ipiic with tin I'liui-tut tlii.n 
 
 F'rom liciuv tliiy iailM tu tin- llay of Cihii.-t'ct, at un 
 I'litraim to which is an Illarsl t"r||rt' Virv s. tlui'run!;'; 
 .>t ivluv h ilicy t'uiiiid to Ik- three or tuur tool ),.,,ii, arnl as 
 l)i(; a-, onoi lilt in u.^ luwci part ; thcGrapt-. wtri: lime 
 il them a< l)i(;as I'lmiibs Init thi- iiiiec fu thick that ir 
 Ii:tt a Itaiti Ldnii'i it upon whatfuiner it lainc. Tlicv 
 prc\-(.x-.k\l to a cttun i'ort ol iVi.i.ii/;(w, where ilic Savn- 
 HC! i-nti-i'ain'ci ilieni kindly, and I'rotip'it JMkr>.!>at 'iizc 
 CO tiiick with, tln-m. 
 
 l-to;n hoiii T tliey ..a'lii: to ainthei I'oit \\\\x\\ w:i ; 
 fattlier than Monlicur .!.- Af-w.'/ )i.,d ever ki-n, iho he 
 had („s w Is liid licfiire': k. d as far as Ma:J:nri-, which 
 is hcjord ilie Bay if't ' w/ ■<-. \ '\'\v Vor: vva^ a ver\ <' 
 Jchglitfiii ore, ard inv.v thrv wtr. ir . ». C U!.:m ol'thl-''" 
 .•'<'■«./■;.;. ..., a th.e.ill'. l!y 1. re oi" I'n. (>!<.■, .n'uj svho 
 iiivift b-j ii.iuowly u'.'tchd hy all ii,.i'. ii.iM an;, I.>L-.iJir.-s 
 witli th'.iii 'f licy an- aiuvh I'.ar'd Ly many of tlic iicigh- 
 I'ouritij; Nations, and ivitii iofi';i'l lo thiit tieajiery 
 and fckilii':..!i, ,i; will as ihcir tlaculh ^iiiaiiucs, tliey 
 ' nglit t J 1 c feai'd by all T.-opIc, for ihcie'i nothing that 
 InnJer ihrni troin il.iai.' 
 
 Monlicur Viut'i'i.vuii I'lilM away from hence into 
 fV,:Kir, lia\iiu; Monlicur Afoj/n and his coinr'^"y '"^'''^ ' 
 but a-rriblc idiuUcs t'orc'J him and them to remove from 
 hetice alfo info other Qiiancrs, which they fer oiii lo 
 foeK as foon as the rouj;h Seal'on was over. 1 liey wan 
 tini! a more warm and temperate Dwelling, went to ilie 
 ' Sjijtiu-rn Pai.,^ tu lind it oiit. The Voyane tl'-y made 
 in order to it was i lo Leai'ues, trom '^t. Ck-.x to the Ki- 
 ver AC-«"'V'A''0'-^Lea)'ues, JieCoall lying Talk and Well ; 
 and from K''i>'i' ■'<' t" A.'.i.WMi-c ro 1 eapne. more, _ thi 
 Coall lying North and .Somli. f hel'euple that he fumi 
 .^.•.'yj/ '. J<iveras far as K/'/'i.T'iV arc called l'.::.th»i!i,j. 
 iiid thole tVifm lyitiiiHrkJ to Mt'cinr\- go by the Name 
 <^i yy.w/c.'a/'.'.yii. .'.I, an odd f)rt of Pei pie, a.s We Ihali 
 Ice afterwards. 
 
 Tho the Cunnt'y hcrcaloius was more agrceahle and 
 tenip-ratc '.han tha: i'lOni vhuli they removd, yet they 
 It.i'd here hut a fmalltime j tor Monlitur .:« I'e"', who 
 h id heon with Monlietir Cfr.mpl.rii: in thcle Part.'i betbre, 
 arneini; trom I'' nuc w ith Recruits of tVelli Men lor Mon- 
 licur ..'.■ Minn, ihcv agreed all to return back to /'■■'- 
 rt. y^->rt', .uv.i m^ike thai ilieir Keiidence, rill they liaJ ear- 
 "• rieii on 'lie DiiiiA'cvy of the Country farther, and Kaind 
 fomeui -re protu.d le or mvitin;.; pl.ice. This dclign they 
 I'Vi! in I Mvmiun ; and being come thither, Monlicur t!e 
 
 MMts, and bmeot rhccoiupany, retur.i'd in the .Ships 'under iln ni trom il.eai cenij liilinimtol :my,lelii;ii thev 
 tc I'.m.f, lea»ingM..nrieur r'.r..er .vddthc rcft,amongU|'iave a niiii.i to bat only iiieer In-pi/llibilir;, oraceden 
 whom the chief weie Mnnlienr ChntijLtin and Monlicur ") I ruflraiion ; U't ilny lariicit it ci\il'y ciio'ph to t'-' 
 CriwpJ..!.-, Men acquainted with the Country, and very '■''-''' ', and wetc ready to >imtind with one aiii.tliei 
 uleful m tlic eonJue'l of ihe Atfiirs of the Colony. At wh i lliou'd bring '.ii. ni in molt Prcvifionb. 
 parriny Muiilierr .i- .Mi".M nude Monfieur Jii I'";; a pro- I he ..■rwuj./.'.; . v.oii'd not let any of thtir I'coplr, 
 n-.de. 'tint he would fend him the following Year new I'lat were woundrd, be touih'd by a y-Vci../> Cliirnrgcon, 
 Supplies from }■' . '.mo r;"f-i(.c).i , where he was to (layjtill they had firit fnng and baufd jver them a whili, 
 the dmited liire in cxpeelapon (f them. .\nd here it i and then they willingly rclign'd them up to be run d. 
 may be lai.i thatthcv had a i-.ettv gooJCorrctponcWncc jMonlieiir V.tiiiinuuit eontinucd net long auionplt rhen 
 and Traftiik with the Savages tor Otters, Bevers. .Stags, yet neiihcr did lie profccute that Souihern Difcuvcry, 
 and A'ch like things. Bui he cou'd hardly fadge here but returning to "J.V//;,!.-, pircce.hd from ihrnce back 
 c.ny more than Monlicur Mr' r- had done at St.Cim.x, again to /'i«/-;(r>,i.'. 'Tis to be noted, that iLe etmana i!,i,;.f,, .. 
 fui li nu ot b.A Men died, and what with ( ne JifaAcr 'o .'/^/.-/vif.e is cuetiling difHcult, bv realbn ct the great '"J^.'""''^ 
 or another, ha\ii;g Ipcnt the moft part of the ap- : Urcams and Ihoals that arc rherc. The adjacent Conn- 
 ; luitci! time here, hcbuiithima Baik, and one or two j "7 is well Peopled, and alfords great Itore of Crapes. 
 Miailcps, with which he rcfolv'd to go to fome of the ■ Being come to P<ji(-.'<^'^^-..i.', they pafs'd the Winter there 
 pia' es wht re 'he yiench ufe tu di y their Codtifii, to get I phafantly enough, hav ing plenty of all forts of Provi- 
 .1 p.'.Hiigc by thefc Ships into C. .-.(.e, , if his Recruits did '>9ns, and Sports and Recreations in the Woods and 
 11. t come in due Hire. Fields, tiiat lielj;'d to take off the burden of the time 
 
 Now Monlicur .i- Moiin had taken care the mean ! 'hat lay upon theii hands ; bui that Seafon o'er, and. 
 : . '.vhile to furnuh out a Ship tor thi.. Voyage, into wliich , "o Recruits comiii", fioin F- .jn, c, but on the other hand ,"■', ''."'' 
 Monlieui /'. li.' "icd.'f all'j put lumfelf, fcfolving ro try ja MelTcnger, llgnifying. That all the ProjcAs about ••■'•'•• 
 this Country once more ; tlie Wrirer of thi.s itorj too Planting the Country wire broke to p.cces, and roibing 
 '.Monlieur / i/c.t);,,-} eamc 'iver at the fame tunc. Their farther (now at le.altjwas to be cxpcdled, ui,on this Icor.; 
 \'o-3ge contain'd nothing lemarkablc in it, but only the , Monficnr/'f',./»i«ci;.,// vusriow cblig'd coiPiik of a fpce- 
 .■iccoum of the mighty Banks of !cc which are biought iJyic'urn, v^hicli was (M.,t a fmall g'rief to moll of them, 
 down from the North to die Seas of Sc'tfounJiitmi and jthe Countiy being lo line and eiiarming, and the People 
 /.:/■:, (e.r. That which they call the great Bank is as^fo good humonr'd about J <.r/ /<«.■:/ where they relided. 
 the Author athrms, bin nioie from common eltimation| The Savageseiiicfs'd no Kf cuiv,ern(itian they) ai iheir 
 than his own paiticulai knowledge) 2oo Leagues Jong, j departure ; ye.i, they wept heauily, having been always 
 and i8, z<\ or i.i ' cagucsbro.id ; and licrc 'tis tint the '" hopes that fome Setileineni wo'i'd have been nude a- 
 givat hilling fc Cods gne.- c. The mark by which thci tn'^'iglt il.eni, lini.e the aflillance of the i '.vie/' was lb ule- 
 'Seanien know ihry arc near it is a multitude of Birds, I fuj lu ii,eiu in their many and frequent Wars with theit 
 ilie chief ' f whiJi are th'..fc nU'd by the i-Vrj/c/ Hapi- 1 e'licmics. Howevci Monfieur Pcutiinatuit, tho' became 
 foycs, IT l.ivcr-taichcr', be. aule rhcy fo greedily devour ^ away, yet did ii wiih i firm lefolution to return rhithci 
 the 1 ivcrs of the Co.itilV. that arc thrown into ihr .Sta ; , again as lijon ,is matters cou'd be brought to bear ; yei 
 
 Cha| 
 
 tit.'J. 
 
 0.j»«^,'4;.. I 
 
 DiUuvnici. 
 
 tft V3yj|;t 
 
 ilv.v'ur 
 
 a.'.d 'tis certain that thev are fo fond of that fort of Meat, 
 lb. It they will ventiue into any danger f'^r ir ; nay, tho' 
 a Fo i wciciiftcd up over iheir Heads to knock them 
 down, yet they wou'd lave a pull at their beloved 
 Livci. 
 
 Mor.ieiir.7« l'v,t was pone from /'.ir^-/('v.i/ before they 
 lame thitlicr, having Icfi two I- ■ cm- hmcn only for ihe 
 tTLfcr'.-.ationof th'j Stores of Meat and Merchandize rc- 
 i'osd tlicic; neither did they Icruplc to venture tlicm- 
 feUcs- there, amongft a Nation of Savages, to do this 
 Service to their Country. Before they iiad been here 
 long, Monlieur ..'.V l'"i: (who was gone to find out fome 
 J' i.i'- Ships, and had had tidings of their being at I'.ri- 
 /( VI ) came hither to them . aii.l after fome time fpcnt 
 tcgcther, the two conVpanies parted again, M-nljeur 
 itiil'tii, and fome with him, fur l-rur.ce, and Moiilicm 
 l>r'ii).<ic:ii 111 qui It of feme Southern Region beyond 
 Al/; . ' :rc, where they imght meet with ail coiivcnicntcs 
 for a Plantation, 
 
 The -■Nuthrr, and fome othct-, were left at Pcrf-% i/ 
 iiiihtniean time, where they liv'd in very great plenty, 
 liaviiig Ihcad-Corn, Kale and Beans, Rice, Raifiiis, 
 (.)i! nnd IJutter, i.,f their own ; .and the Country aHbrd- 
 cl W.M 'jeeleand Deck , Larks, and other good Fowl, 
 Deer, Sturgeon, Salinon ; and, in a word, any Filh or 
 Flclli that the Savages cou'd procure, lor whatever Game 
 came into their hands they wou'd 'Oiiunonly bring the 
 ffc'ich half of it. 
 
 he (taid long enough, before he let faif to fee a noEiic 
 cropol Corn come u;., fome S .mplcrs of which (offe- 
 ver.il forts he bi ought along wi-' 'li'ti, to let the Fi cm'; 
 Nation fee that Country was no • be neglciSed upoa 
 flight and trivial Ocealions. ' icfe few tokens of the 
 fruitfulnefs of the Country, obtaind the end they were r,.„i,^r. 
 dcfigif d for fo far, that tlic King w.as very much pleas'd 'mB" ;.i 
 ivith whai he had fccn, and contirm'd Monfieur i^cMno 
 Privileges to him afrcfli. Upon this, he quickly made 
 Provifion for thelaft Improvement of the King's lavoui, 
 in fending fevrral Families thither to begin the Plaiiia- 
 tion, and lay the rirll Foundations of a h'cncl Govern- 
 ment. This was A. I>. 1608. and 'twas but two Years ..,.^^, , ,, 
 after that .'the Cmi.tdi'. Affairs going on now moie prof 
 pcroufl)) vlonficur (fc /■■«/; ';'«i 01(1/ went over ajaiii, as 
 well to diUuargchimfelf of liis promife made to ihe Sa- ''".„'' ':;.' 
 vagcs, as to latisfy his own inclinations which wcrci^.,.! 
 flrongiy bent to that Country. He carried o.er a on- 
 fidcrable number of People with him, particularly Arti- 
 ficers ol fcveral forts, who were very uletul Members 
 of a new Plantation. 
 
 The I'lare he tix'u on fir his .Settlenjenr w.i.-, I'f.t-Ro-- r', 
 as being that he h..d always admired, and was .ilibgran' 
 ted him by Monlieur de Menu by the King's Orh-r 
 
 Monfieur I'l 
 
 U't, prefentiy upon his anival, 
 
 himfelf to the Improvcm'-nt of the Land, by Plowing 
 and Sowing, and Urdling, for the following Year 
 
 After whi.h nacclfuy cue for the Bodies of I 
 
 PcopI, 
 
LC 
 
 ijb.V. 
 
 ic til.i:.J . f V- ("ii/.v, 
 fu nil 1 1 ilii Kay of 
 
 \:.\\ II.. ij'io.aljy (.'(.- t ,,,... 
 
 1.1 Ml I iliairi'' ;.;.',;• ii Jw; 
 
 L.t ti.i..i. 
 
 of CPLii.-.hct, at Mil 
 
 t' Virvs, tin i'mii!;.; 
 
 i\ir tool lu.ji, iuiiia.s 
 
 lluGlJlpCv VMTl ll'lllC 
 
 nice fu tliiiN th.<t it 
 \cr It (.ii'ic. TlifV 
 I'M, whcfc iIr- ,S.ivm- 
 rciiR'it IVlirJ)ar lii/c 
 
 rl Toil »ll;(.!l VVii: 
 
 tici bci-ji. il'.c he 
 
 as i\lii.:!:firc, wliicll 
 
 r Vort w.i^ ;i very < ""■ 
 
 ■^ 11. C U;.:!\ of the"'" " 
 
 t' 1'i.i.ipio, :nvi who 
 
 : ii.nc an;, I.ti-.iiir.^^ 
 y ni.uiy of t!iL- ucigh- 
 11 till it fu'a.hety 
 ciilh .-iiijliufs, tlicy 
 
 ilicic's iiothiiit" ilmt 
 
 i.tol ;;iiy'lrlii:;i 'hi-, 
 lli|iilit\, or :i.-i- J.irt 
 i\il'y cno' eh to t'": 
 I wiili one .iiu.tlii.i 
 
 iflOIlb. 
 
 .11. y ot tl.^ir IVopIr, 
 
 )-'i/.,/ Cdin r{!coii, 
 over ihiin a whili, 
 111 up to le ruri.t. 
 lonj; aiiiunpil then, 
 iimht'rii I )ila.vcry, 
 J from ihriifc Kick 
 1, that ilic cnuana ii,i..-,r., 
 
 rcalon ct the great 'u ^•'' "■" 
 The aJjaccm t'oun- 
 at Itor.' ol' Grapes. 
 'd the Winter there 
 t all fort", of Provi- 
 the VVooiis and 
 biir.icii of the tiir.e 
 : .Scafon o'.cr, and. 
 jt on the uthcr hand r, -r . . j 
 the Pro;cifl5 about- •■"•• 
 p.cces, and noihing 
 ltd, uiiuii this koT': 
 dtoiPiikof a Ij'cc 
 w.( to moH of them, 
 imp, and the People 
 wlicre they relidi,;d. 
 1 (ihan ihry) at their 
 hawngbetii always 
 I have been made a- 
 ic i) :-m-l' was fo uie- 
 erit Wars with their 
 ncoint, tho' became 
 ion to rciiiriitliithei- 
 lought to bear ; yet 
 fail, to fee a nobic 
 rs of which (of fe- 
 i'Ti, to let the Fi cur',- 
 be ncglciSi-d upon 
 : few rokcns of tin 
 I the end they were (Mjigc, 
 s very much pleasdunli". ;3 
 d Monfieur <i Montt 
 s, lie quickly made 
 ;' the Kind's favoui, 
 to begin the Plaiua- 
 f a l-icncl Covern- 
 twasbuttwo Years s;^,,,, ._. 
 on no« mine ptof- 
 Aient over apaiii, as 
 life made lo •.he Sa- '' "I'^'^'J. 
 ations wlncli were,;..,-! 
 carried o-. cr a .cn- 
 I, particularly Arti- 
 /ery iilchil Memlers 
 
 ucnr w.i,, ;v.f-/^,n !.', 
 , and was .ilfo p.raii 
 )' the King's Or h-r 
 on his airival, let 
 Land, by I'lov.inp 
 be following Viat 
 c Fiuiiicj ol his ivn 
 IVopf. 
 
 yi 
 
 
 Chap.XX. Jn Account of the ^r// Fnglilh T^lantatmis in Virginia.^$l5 
 
 ^ivr(j*bi| 
 tit. J. 
 
 ' I inf. J!'. 
 DiUuVilii. 
 
 People, he bcg.in to t.a'ie care of the Souls of the Sava- 
 ges, and .iftct liitkruia'np ot them in fome Principles of 
 the CI. I il^i.iii Religior,, he prrceeded to Baptilm, which 
 S;i red Rite WIS AdMinillrel to fevcral of the chiet of 
 il em. Pariieui.iriy ihcr'. was bipti^id the great iitifrmc 
 or Pim.e of the S.iv..ges, iliat inhabited about /'iirf-/(f>-^ 
 il. Ills Witc ami histwoSoivs, he hind'elf being homnir'd 
 with the Kim; of i'.viiief's Name, Ihe with the Queens ; 
 and ihr two Sons, one with the Pope's, and the other 
 with the Uauphin's. The Spirit of Popery was gotun 
 into this Savaije Kui5> by thai time lie was baptiz d ; he 
 was 111) fooner out of the Font ainioll, but he began to 
 brea'lic defi.tnce againll all tr.e VVotld about him that 
 wou'd not be of his Opinio.i. He tlir.-aten'd his Savage 
 Neighbours with Fire and Sword, and was rofilv'd to 
 carry all the Plagues .and Terrours of War into the Bow- 
 els of their leveral Countries, if they did not follow his 
 l^xauiplc, and become Chrilti.! 115 as well as he. IJut I. is 
 Spir.tual Fathers, had they been thenifeKcs in i he right 
 Spirit, w.iii'd have told hiui he w.is in the svrong, Jnd 
 lei him knoiv 'twas the way to ni.ike the other Stvages 
 afiaiil of C'liiillianiiy, to f.e him come all ot a llanie 
 out of the Water of B;,ptil'iii. What Montieut I'outin- 
 i'<:irt did ati.er his Settlement iicre we cannot u.totm the 
 Header, Init v/e can fay lomeihing of Minlicur C/,',i;>;- 
 ;i/.i '/, that moll Iiidnftr.oujani Indefatigable Dil..oveier 
 ot Countries. 
 
 '1 his Perloii made two Fxpediticiis with the Savages 
 of Q^i.l'c., one againll their old F.iienues the Ir.ii.w^r, 
 aiici the other to difeover the Pcopl: beyond the Fallsot 
 the great Kivct of C.iinr.A.:. The fctiuer had no more 
 conlidcrable in it than this. That the <iiich:ike'}, by the 
 help of the Iroul men ariu'd Willi (iuns, routed ;lic / :- 
 qut^e, and came back with a great deal of Triumph. 
 
 In the latter Expedition, Monheur Ch.:mpl::in lihi f nu- 
 tliing rciiiark.ible, foi he palsd above S.. l,e,ii»iu". In- 
 yond the Falls ol the great River, as far .v. a tertain 
 great Lake which is loo Leagues Ion;;. The Co .iiiy 
 hereabouts was otreine'v line and fniilfil, abaundiiiiJ 
 inali thcbelV of th ife things that have hitherto b..'-ti 
 mentioned as the Produfls of .m) of thefc I'lirti. The 
 People were valiant, and bold lighters too, and per 
 C)m:np!jiii and Ins company hard to it to defend then. 
 felvej. Their Villages were foi.ilied wi!li ibong li.ii- 
 ricadocs of I'.iles, and their Houles two or three btone, 
 high. Their Houfcs were thcmfelvis like lo m.iiiy 
 Forts ; 111 the lowci pans were plante.i hi:';i; neat Bow« 
 thir dileharged Arrow, big niout.h to kno. k .1 Ma,-i 
 ilo vn ; 111 the highelt they' had Mir.ienng ho!'.-; an.! 
 Battelmciits, t'romootof which they fl'iig aiiJ call grc.it 
 Stones, ihijt annov'.l their cnciiias atn djfiaiiec. hitlie 
 m'ddleStoiy they lay up tb -it Ccrii, and jth^r Provi- 
 (ions ; and hither th.ir Women r.-tire tluiid.Ives :-i :\a 
 timi- ol action, wher ■ tlicv a-^c no: idic neither, but i'.-- 
 all the Sere.ee ilicir S x will alloiv ;!ieni k. do. 
 
 There i; a ealt Itorc of Bevc-s a ong this gre.nt I.:-.:. •, 
 but 'tis in vain to come hither to drive aTr.ide toi i!k 
 Skins Of them, tor the People bun tlitii iic-e.-sa- we d.. 
 our Hogs, and fo elFec'tually i.revent all Tt.u'e tba-. \v.i\ . 
 iVIonlieui','/M»n:i.'io/ wa. fo fet U[.oii the buliuels .i U:'..o- 
 leringtiiisCoitntry, that he icfolv'd i.jt to lea e otft.'!! 
 he had piei^'d .as fat asthc Weftett. Ocan, or tiiat ol' ihc 
 North, and fo to open the w,ey lo Ci:ii:'.. Um as man, 
 a one in tlui cafe has faii'd of being as good as hu worj. 
 to wc believe Monlieur C/).«nti.i;« did the ii.ke tlr wiih- 
 
 lUt all J.;ubt liaJ that paffage been op. 
 
 laaiicc had been taken iiotiee of in the World. 
 
 the perf^I., 
 
 C H A P. 
 
 Ai /Account of the fir fl Engliih ^Plant.itions in Virginia. 
 
 >ft 
 
 J 1 Voy<g(- 
 
 voyast ' I ' H t: famous Sir .Ti/r.-r l(Alcigl had hrR of all a 
 I I'atent tor thele Difcovctics, granted by Qeeen 
 -*- lUr^abeth. /I. D. 1584. he iet out tvvo B.iiks 
 for that piiipofe, which arriving on th.it part of ■■Unrn\.i 
 (ince cali'd /Vi;j;,'/iiV', rook pi.lTeilion of the Country in 
 Her Maiefues Kimc, aud retum'd alter taking a llioit 
 view ot it. 
 
 //./). I sS',. Sir «i;.' n./Gi/rnt.'/,- wasfiiu by SirJr'.i - 
 tfr l{.:iej)i: With " Siup-, and can-e to I . ' i;<;.i.', where be 
 leftaColonv. Thef Men dif.ovetd from .'( ..-i.-.m^ to 
 the Coijntiv of tiieC.'.;.fi.'''j, above 15.1 MiU , , an ' 10 
 C'' iici'.wi;,N W. as far. The Savage^ fcinu'd a Conii 1- 
 racv againlt them, jiid n.ade them luieafn. , lo that Sir 
 l-'.iti •'/.).i-:-, who h.i.f been plundeiie.j' S;','- / ' Towns, 
 eoiiiim^ tbitl.ec with his victorious Fleet, ibey all went 
 b.ifk with hull to /:i ^. I"./- fins unexpcHed leturii o'' 
 the <Ailriny, was the re.ilbn why a good large Ship, ki 
 out by Sir.'f'i.f. H^:l!:i,l: the tame 'H'ear, coining thithet, 
 aii.l tindmgali the /-;«?,.'.'/' gone, prefenily reti rii'd again. 
 ^lr ^jc/viii/ (.''iT«wiV alio, who was abroad with three 
 ■Sh'ps. airiMiigaitlie fjiiie place, and kcing no Colony 
 
 Ibiid nee long there, b,;: leaving 1 5 Men well fiitLiil' i 
 f.ir two Year,, to Keep poifeihon in the Iiland of .'(_'ti,- 
 c.ili, ciiiic bi.:k lo J-.i.^i.ikJ. 
 
 /■.'. /'. 1 1^57. Sir li'f.ltn I{flrigi: ient an-.ihcr Colony cl 1 . > ■-.:; 
 IS'' Perfons, with a Guvetnor, .and i 2 Ail.llair. . ti^ 
 uhoiii he give a Ch.irter, and Iticorpijr.ite.l them by the 
 Name of (jovern,jr .ulI Alliltanisof tiieCit; of .(^t. ..;,'' 
 Ill I 'it'^'nn.t. Their directions were to [lam at tiie bay of 
 <'/'c-/e/i/'.i/;, and elect iheir Fort there. Ftx]uiring aftei 
 the I 5 I' •:/,,!■• left l.itelv in the Country, tley were m 
 formed by M.hj :o (a Chriiien'd (. . i.i..);, and wboh.iJ 
 {iccn in hnpjr.yj) th.ii foiiie u ( re kill d by the Savages, 
 and the lelt tied lot Refuge into the other Parts ot the 
 ('oniifiy- This Colony coud ivx icll h^w t.' fettle nei- 
 ther, but growing unealie under their wants, perfwaded 
 their (lOveriioi to return home. 
 
 W./>. is^,~. Mr. ;>!.//«;; :..-,, il-.e late (juvei nor, put^ihioy.] 
 to Sea with three or four Ships and Pinii.ier-, and came 
 to H.iioiaik^in I't^iuli-, but the b.id Weather wou'd not 
 permit any tarther Ceareh into tlie CJoimiiy, To thev '.ail"..' 
 I'eir i.n/jAiid without dojiw atiy mor>- 
 
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 Lib. V. 
 
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 XXI. 
 
 A RcLition of a Voyage to the Northc?n 'Pctrt 0/ Virginia • fer- 
 form'd by Opt am Golnoll. Written by M)\ C-i^briel At- 
 chcr, wAo yirnt the JMne l^oyage. 
 
 CApt.uii '■V/w// .irriviil tiitl at tlio Northern P.irrs of 
 lliisCoumrv, whcrv.- tinduip a pro^p(■l!^ oi iluiigs 
 iiiliib likim;, lie Jul not truiibicliitiill'll'to uiiJcr- 
 f:ikf iIk- liil'tovirv ot tlicSoutlicrii. I licv went aloiii, 
 tl\c CoalV ,1 lonli.Uriible w.iy, la-ing many filcilant 
 Klaiicl,. hut tor tlu- inuU part uniiilialMccil, ami ycr b\ 
 their trmtftihicfs tap.iM. ..Iniainiaiiiino a great m;iii 
 bcr of I'copie. The liiH Savages thcv met with, after 
 lir.iis of Peai-c maJe on both liilcs, anii a lung Speeili 
 !iia>:e 'n- then Co'.iiniainler, (v.h;eh the i-.wjjijl^ to be lure 
 1 r.vlerllVnl a gveai Jeal of) eanie boUly on buani then 
 ihip. The Conitiiandcr hiinfcif was drefs'J witli Walt- 
 loat. Breeches, Sliofs, Stockin-, Hat, anJ all the A^:- 
 eJUMcnicnfi ot an M(»c/iM", hut all the rell IluI only 
 l)eer■skl^^ about their llioiililrrs, and Sealskins tied a- 
 lioui thcr inidille.s. They vveie painted, tho' their na 
 itiral fwarthy colour v.as calily diltetii'd; their hair vc 
 \) l.iiii;, and tied up with a knot behiml. lliey had 
 ecrtaiiily n'liversd with loiiie Hu'opc.-ns. ai appear'd by 
 leierai < f their words, and won'd lain lu\e had the 
 loiiipany of the Etrjifi- lengcr. Vhc nexi they met were 
 move finely deik'd than the former, having all ot them 
 Copper Wridaius in their liars ; but one had a Ikeaft- 
 plarc of the fame Metal a foor long, and hallbroad ; 
 and ancilier had his Head all Ibick with I'eaihers, that 
 rriidrcd him a \cry t'lightful Figure. They biought lit- 
 tle trilles to Barter, but thev were a Ihy, lly, thievilh 
 fort of Tcopie. "Twas in the latitude of little more 
 tlian 42 degr. Nouh, that iliey nrlt eaine upon the I'ii- 
 _(;.'- ..IK ihnre ; and 'twas in the I.»t. (.t 41 degr. lO iiiin 
 that the Captain hx'd his RcliJente. It was 111 an Illand 
 w/acli iij cahd i..i:^.tbctl'I)i.->t.i, that lies .; Leagues lioni 
 the Mam, a liiiall unpeopled Sp&t, .xu^X over run with 
 Trees, but fertile and plcalant enough to etigage Inha- 
 bi:an;s. On the N. W. fide is a I ake of frelh Water il- 
 moit 1 1 1 ague in Circuit, and very near tlie Sea; m the 
 midit cit which 's another little Illand about an Acit in 
 c )nip.;fs, and this they thought the inod rnnvemeiit place 
 tor the hiulling of a b'^rt, and therefore began it here. 
 AlXKit tins lake there was an lutiiiite nuinbei .)f Tor- 
 toiUs, fcveral foiTS of T.iwl and Fuh too, lo that thole 
 that Uv'd here might have a fair profpeil of I'rovilions 
 enough. 
 
 l:lJ^-tl"'tl: Illmi! It ft If, as it abounded with Trees of 
 :i-.any kinds, which we fee here in thele Parts of the 
 Woill, fothe molt remarkable of all were the Sallafras 
 .iiid tlie CJieirv-trees. .rs they call them. The tbrmer 
 -■ aie well known tot their ufe m I'hylick, and are no ra- 
 rities in this Illand ; the latter have this extraordinary 
 in them, that together with the Leaf, Rark, and bigncfs, 
 no. ditferent from ours in iini;/.!"'/, the Fruit grows at 
 the end of the Stalk .\o or ^o in a clulter. Tiic Vines 
 were very numerous here too, and the more eoninion 
 Garden and wild Fruirs m great abunJan.e. The Ani- 
 u'als. both Teireltrial and of the Water, are fuel) asaie 
 eoiiimuii every where in thele I'ait-, and great plenty of 
 tiicm a.'l. The Minerals were (Supper, Hiif:ry-ftoncs, 
 Alabalter, together w.th lonie others ot a blue Meialine 
 colotir, which our Author knew not vvhat to make of ; 
 fome tli.'ie were that laid twas Steel Ore, but they 
 tuglit ti have eonliJei'd that tho Ciohl Mines are vi;ry 
 fcuco.yct Steel Mir.es ate ceriaudv much ll:ar. iT,an 1 they 
 aic never found bu: where a Rrals Mine lies either at the 
 top or the bottom. There is alio Stone tor all fjrts id" 
 H'.ulding, and an t.artll which they lulpedniay prove of 
 til- lame nature with the lir).i X/m,'/.im. 
 
 ■J iie bl.and atfctds alio Materials for Dying, and h.r 
 Siiioic.'ig ; and no pla-e yields tircr Tobacco than this. 
 1 he main Land adjoining, whxh they vilitcd alio, wjs 
 I.-! all rcfpech as charming, as curious Mcidows, Giovet, 
 
 Brooks and Kiver? rou'J make it They had loi..* -oin- 
 uuiiiii.ution wnh the h,,tims of the mam Land, wli-.s 
 I anic and Barter d with ilirni tor fome ot iheir lui'ipctn 
 raiities j and tlieiewas iiothirg hardly but uh.it was fc 
 to .iiolc IVople. The Coinmoditics thcV g:ne 111 ex- 
 iliange t^ir Knivei, and uilior 'Loys, weicKncrs, I u- 
 eviH, Maiteii.., (hters, Vow., Conies, Seals and 
 Deer skins, They were alldetk'd with Chains, Collar', 
 I'.atriii.'s and Br,u.-lcts ol Cojper ; their eoiiii'le.\ion 
 l')li^e-c.Jlour'd, then llatiire much higher liian tl'e (•>(;- 
 ''''■, llii'irliair very Mack and long, tied up behind 111 
 knot., Ill wiii,di they Ituk leathers, and fu 111, ike them 
 l.-'ol. lik.' Cnionits. Thuleto whom Kat.ne has denied 
 gcu 1 Buards, b( rrow the hait of othei Animals to make 
 falfe Beards, and fo fupply that d-feiit. 
 
 One ot the /■.•;;".7o Sailors having a Cairot eolour'd t; . .1 1... 
 Bcard, a lertainSavagc thought it was im natural, ""■'-' - 
 Ixtaufe not of the colour csf the hair of his He,-.d, anil ''•'"^V 
 having a great mmd to one of that colour, he otfcr'd the 
 Sailji to change Beards • ith him, prerciiding t" give a 
 very good one of his ow,i making lor that bui'ich of Car- 
 lots which grew upon the others Face ; but the Ei glijh' 
 inr.n did not care to have the liait of a Bear, or a w ild 
 Cat perhaps, p'antcd upon his Cheeks, anti therefore 
 told the Iti.iiiiii he would make no luch bargain uitlj 
 him. '111. :e People ftlie Women ol'pecially, to when! 
 the Men ,ire wondeitully obleivant) aie comuunerd by 
 them as loine of ilie liandlomelt ot Ameiiir., .iiid very 
 gentle and loiirteous too, not much fcailul tf harms 
 trom others, bee iiifc not teeming to delign any then- 
 (elves ; but we d,.,uLi ttiisgooil charader will i;ut ague 
 toall the rVi:ji«.>j..i. They llrike lir"" widi a flat piece 
 of Luury Hone and fort uf Mineral, uhiihiheN can't 
 tell Hi the name of', but they have a piece of dry Touch- 
 wo.>J re.^dy, which rccei\es the Ipaik they knock out be- 
 tween the other two. 'Ihe AHaiis of the Plantation 
 might have gone on very well, had all the Planters been 
 uiiaiiinious a.-id ealie in their .Settlement here, but they 
 W'cre intent upnn their private Interdt.,, and contriv'd 
 only to make a protiiable Voyage. '1 he Captain labour'd 
 againlt it, but to no purpole ; lo having gottin good Itore 
 ol Sair.if-as, Cedai-wcod, F'urrs. and other good Com- 
 modities, they fet fill {'ox l-.ii^J.uhi. le.ning their little 
 l-'ort, whuh 10 Men. in about 19 days, Ip.d made ht to 
 haibour a confiderable number, together with ihtir 
 Frovilions. 
 
 The Ui'::eeding Year. W /). i6ot. there was a r/r^:'- 
 mi-.n V'o\age, wuh a imall Ship and a Bark, let out at 
 tlie charges of Ionic Merchants ol the City of Bci'/fiV, 
 and pert'orm'd bv Captain I'nn^. They fell in with the 
 lame Parts of the Country that Captain CV/wi/i had been 
 at befoie, but they tell us nothing new cl the Country 
 or Peopl.\ bir what we have heard already from tin: 
 'Jtlier.s, Neiiher did they iii-ke any new Dilcoveries, 
 or meet with any remarkable (Occurrences of any ib-^t ; 
 upon whi.di account, we Ihall not trouble the Reader 
 with anv pariieular account of their Voyage. 
 
 Ihe lame Yeai, /'. D. 16c j. a Voyage w.is ina.ie 10 
 I'liyjnii; 111 the l-.li^.ibril of I.miidi, iiiu'er the Command 
 of Captain Cillmr, m which nothirg cjiiiiderablc, or 
 valnable, occurs neither. 1 luy tr.aded wii lithe Savages 
 
 Ljpr 
 
 CjflfTi.i 
 
 rnfotiiu 
 
 at SiUiia l.iici'i, r,i.tmi'i'c,\ hi. 
 
 .1.1. 
 
 and 
 
 tiom thence proceeded V< the Vn^imnn Coall, coming lo 
 the Bay o!" Chiicpink ; from whenei- going farther ball- 
 ward, thev wentalhorc, wherein the WcKidstlieJi/.Y.'.r;.) 
 let on thciu, and Captain '.i'//'f 1 tiiinfelf was our amongit 
 .\ or 5 ihic liad the niufottuin: 1..1 fall by their .'\riowi 
 The Vcyagc thus broken, the lelt return J to liii^'nnJ 
 
 Ch 
 
 Cha 
 
 
 '•fi CIJM 
 
 
 T'iifK'ilt IV" 
 
 
Lib. V. 
 
 Chap.XXH. 
 
 8a7 
 
 HAP. 
 
 XXll 
 
 riel Ar- 
 
 icy i).iii loi..* .0111- 
 naiii Lati'l, vvlvj' 
 : ot ihcir Hiirrpcin 
 1 but uh.i: was (c 
 
 liicy k,:'m: 111 ex- 
 
 wcu- Hcitrs, 1 u- 
 onics. Srils anJ 
 [li Cli.iins, Colhii-', 
 
 tlitir ioiiipli'.\ioi« 
 ctur tiian tlie (•>;(;- 
 ticil up hchiiid in 
 iiid (u 111. ike tlirm 
 Nat. lie liaj JcnieJ 
 
 Antiiial! t(i nuke 
 
 a Cairo: colour'd (; , lU.. 
 wa'! ill t natural, ""'■';' 
 r ot liisHer.d, anil " f 
 our, Ik- otfcr'd tlic 
 crcmlirii) t" puc 4 
 that bunch ct'Cat- 
 ; but the l-.i glljh- 
 a Bear, or a w ilil 
 ks, and thcicfuic 
 lu'.h bari;aiii witii 
 I'ccially, 10 ivhcii! 
 lie comiiii'nc'rd by 
 /Imt!' ict:^ and icry 
 1 fcai'ul cf harms 
 3 delisni any thctr 
 der will not ai;n.e 
 ■I? with a Hat piece 
 ', which ihe\ laiu 
 loteof dryTouch- 
 thcy knock out be- 
 ; nt' the F'antatio;! 
 I the Planters been 
 iicrit lure, but ihey 
 elt.>, and contrivd 
 leCapiain labour'd 
 li; gotten (;ood Itore 
 d other t^oodC'oni- 
 Ic.mnjj their little 
 y>, 1:3d made ht to 
 yethei with their 
 
 , there was a / .r^i'-Op: r- '. 
 
 I a Bark, let out at ''■''•'"■ 
 the City ot' ij///,'W, 
 
 liey tell in with the 
 lin (iciiioli had been 
 ew cl the Country 
 i already from tlur 
 f new U.dcoverie-., 
 untcs ot any let ; 
 KHible the Reader 
 foyapc. 
 
 yat;e w.isiiiade lo j_,„,f;,.j,.. 
 lu'er tile Coinm.ind iimoniinit 
 s, c.jiiiiderahic, or *-)"!!' 
 I'd wiihihe Savai^cs 
 Sr. 1 7. ,•/,■■'//.,-, and 
 >i Coall, connnp to 
 (;oiiip larihcr bali- 
 ? Woods the li;rf/,i;.) 
 dt wasoneamoiiult 
 
 II bv tliiir .Ari.jni 
 ,111) d to Hii"'n>iJ 
 
 An Account of a Voyage to Virginia, fet forth by the V\igk Bo- 
 murablc Henry E^irl of Southampton, and the 
 Ihomas Arundel ,; pcrfhuhHl by Cai't.wiW ay mouth, in 
 Archangel- // ^ntcu by i^4r- James Roller. 
 
 tord 
 
 . CI jn. 
 
 
 I'i;r'"ll' " 
 
 IV 1.1, 
 
 THt" wayto/V.jj/wM -.ims pier'.y well known, and 
 llie Cumiiier.e' with thole I'arts m loine mca- 
 fnreadvan.'d, when tlu-Shipthc .hcl.-.n.-el was 
 ftnt thither. She lail'd on prolperoully till "le came to 
 watd.i die, delired Coafts, and tonii.l her kit in the La- 
 tiivide of .;i degrees and hall', where the lompaiiy a- 
 l-oard her bewail" to Willi extremely for a light ot the 
 Land to recruit their wallini; ftock of Wood and Water. 
 .\nd wlierc.istheit Cliartsy.avc them realo" enoLl^dl to 
 CTpca ir, and they lnr<- in direclly with it a.cordint; to 
 their preicni lions vet they toimd nunc in almoli 50 
 !,e,iin:e? ninninc- Bur fitter miu h expcHation tiiey I'.o; 
 a lit^ht of I and, wluJi ppvd nn lll-indof noRieji com 
 I'.ilb^ and very wooddy aloni> the Ihote, luit by the 
 Fnut3 that appear'd, no barren nor delpi.able Inot ; 
 there %vere Itieali.s of frelli w.uet running down the 
 CliH's ill lile.ir plenty, and valt numbers ot Fc • ■ jboiii 
 them too," and Fifli eiionsli all alonp ilie lliore Item 
 hcnee they .oti'd difieiu a great many uthet lllam's, and 
 the mam 1 ,uid it leU, fionuhe W. .^. W.to the h. N. 1 . 
 Sev0r.1l of thcfe lltand-- adpinmp to the main Land tlie\ 
 vilitej, and I'cind thi-m all very full ot 'I'lecs, loih 
 Timber and biuit, and thole of (eveial luric. S'onie of 
 them alVorded ar ,1 little depth, Clay red, blue, white, 
 ptopiT for iinkinp Ihuk or Tilos. And what the Soil ol 
 .mother was. mav be iJather'd from this experiment ot 
 that Peafe and IVirlcy, a final I .luantity ot which 
 fet in a little Vl.ir, grew 8 Inches in 16 days time, 
 and fo continued i-towing every day more rh.m halt I'n 
 Inch, -andyec ihi's w.is no more than the very ciult ol 
 the j;tound that wa, tlui> rich and good. 
 
 A'.i-.ongll thcfe lllands tlicy found a Harbour m which 
 Sliips of "any burden might be defended from all manner 
 of Winds, in .\ 7, 8/9 and 10 fathom, upon a tonsil 
 ClavOre; and this they call'd I'oite.ojt H.irOoia, be- 
 caufe tw.is at that time that they found u. 
 
 J'hc Flit-trees weie the molt iiumeiouv about thele 
 Iflands, and tlic Turpemiue they yielded was the belt 
 and fweetelV r.urStilors pietend ever to h.ivelcen. 
 
 The Mufclc; found aboui. ilie Kocks atforded linall 
 
 ell known, and , Claw ot aloLftcr, but 'cwas always fomethmo that 
 .1 hold as nuich as 10 or 12 of ours. 1 hebav.igcs_ 
 
 .,l,ji ■ 
 C .fltf-..- 
 
 ir, 
 ihcy 
 
 and our Men growing pretty well acquainted, fincot 
 tlu-tn lay alieard the Ship while one or two ot thcE^ Jh' 
 went and lay' aihcre tj fee thcMiinneis of them ; bui 
 they faw nothing th.it Night ot two thev lay aihorc, but 
 ar. impertinent Cultom, in which, while one of tb.- 
 compan-.' riling up ofaludden.and crying bough, wough, 
 all the Women tall tlatupcn the giciind, and the Men 
 repeat the fame wor.'s, l^unfing wr.h both tect till they 
 make the ground Ihakc again ; which noife is net h.iU 
 lo bad as that they make with their Months .it the fimc 
 time. They hold on Itaniping and Itanng about till 
 loni!' of the Noiingei tort tetch fomc Swnes trom the 
 Ihore, which they lake every one one. and fall a biatirig 
 Cfirlt of all ; the Fire-ilicks, and ne:;: the ground, witli 
 all then might, in which trantickgeitures they contimn.- 
 for two houis ; alter which thev all retire with their 
 Wives to then tevcral lejiaratc Alniilions 111 the Woods. 
 The .Savages, thu they teem il to be very honelTmmd- T'Mcht:>;.^' 
 ■ d, and to have a great biiendltiip for cur Men, yet moiFo''''"*' 
 reality ihey had nothing let's, but railicr form'd Dcligrvs 
 to betray them. The\ wou'd have drawn tjiciu into an 
 .\mbulc,idc, under a pretence of Traftick, at a certain 
 place, but they happily difcovcr'd the Hlot, and avoided 
 the ill coiifequeiiccs of it. As foi the c|ualiiics of the 
 Main Land, they were (as fir a they difcovcr'd it) ia- 
 perioiir in goodncfs to thole of the fimtful IllanJs before- 
 mentioned, and therefore to telure very fine ; but the ^ 
 difcovery of which they feem to be proudcit was that cf,|\ ™^n,( i|,c 
 a River, which they do upon m.any acvo'ints prefer to ,vo,iUtn._ 
 any known .tec/ i-.n; River. They went up it with rheir™"'-'""''' 
 Ship tevcral Lc.U'.ucs, and give this account of it ; That"' 
 itor a matt'jr ot 4.J Miics it keeps a good breadth, as it 
 runs up into the Main ; in molt p!ai,esit is a Mile, lome- 
 times tliiec quarteis, but never Icls than half a Mile 
 broad. It Hows 16 or iti loot at high W.iirr, and at 
 low Water you have tiom fi to 10 t'athom depth. There 
 I ate abundance of Harbours tot Ships of all Hut dens, and 
 which will fecme them better from anv Wind or Wca- 
 
 On 1 oih lid 
 
 e;, mere -irc 
 
 Tearl 111 .d'undance. n.iy, ihey tounct li.nic tli.it were jtner tnai) air. Known 111 /..v/t/'.' _ _ 
 
 large and'onent ; the Ihells of thele Mut'clcs look'd like at a hnall diltance from cich fJthei I'cvcral gali,am (. oves. 
 Mother ot rearl'in the ml.de. |fome able to contain 100 Sail, where the ground is I'of. 
 
 Several Caiiocsof ihe Savai'CSi ame otf liom ihe Main jOaze, with a tough (^lay underncjth lor .Anchor-hiJu: 
 to traH'ick withtliein, as they lay at ihisexadlem Har- [Nature alio hasiiiade fevcial ex client Places, asDock- 
 bom and the chi. f Commodit.es that p.tfs'd were Knives, I to Gr.ive and Careen .Ships ot all Burden., and fccui, 
 like tritles, nil one hand, and Skins and burrs | trom .ill Winds. The neighbouring Laud trends alon* 
 
 cie S*v.igcs, 
 
 
 and other liKe triiies, 
 
 on the other, Tliefe Skin, were ihe Apparel of the Sa- 
 vages, they hung down to their Knees, and were made 
 f,ift upon the llioulder with a leather Strap. .Sonic of 
 ihcm wore Slee\cs, others Buskins and no Sleeves; 
 fome the hair of their Skins outwnid, o-.lu;rs turii'd it in- 
 wards ; and befide;; all this, they iiad a pie^e of Skin 
 tied abe-nt their Walie, and com.ng between their Legs 
 to cover thol'e Parts which Natme bids cor. .cal. ^Thele 
 People wore iiw IJeards, bun the hair of their Heads very 
 an.l lied up behind, the' m.mv of them weie curl- 
 
 L'tig, 
 
 Tiicir b.ices 
 
 C H 
 
 A 
 
 pated, and needed no llnng f)r their hair 
 were all painted with fo;!ie colour or other, and N.iinrc 
 li.id f irmd them with good bea Hires, theV miferably dif- 
 gtill'.'d by ihat bale praeitile id p.Miuing. What Women 
 rhey l.iw Twill h were bm few, for cither they weie mo- 
 ileit. or then Hiisbinds ic.vhnis) were handfom, tit, and 
 well made, oiiIn lomeihing too ll.orc. They llooel be- 
 hind their HusKinds, and woiiM lurdly be Ueu. 'I heir 
 <"hiKiien were very cnaicb, bnit all naked except rb.eir 
 l.e 's which were covei'd with thill Leather buskins 
 fitlend with Snaps to a Girdle ab.mt their W.ilVe ; this 
 CJiidle is hun'i; all round with fmall pieces of Copper . 
 Their Bows, .■\rrows, and Canoes, had nothin-'Uit what 
 is coiiMnoneiini;,;liamongll the Savages : Then iobacco- 
 pipes wfto f.'ir.'i:iiin« made of fartbj fomi-timw ilic 
 
 on iKithlides in a imooth Plain, ;ind miVead of RtJcks 
 andCiitts, one lees bordcis III green Grafs and tall Trees, 
 1-iir, Oak, and the like. 'Lhe ground in a wuid is fnth, 
 that with a little laboui it might be convened into gooil 
 I'alture ; mnuny places 'tis all cleai Meadow already 
 The River yields vail plenty of bilh, and is every wa'. 
 as delightful, as perhaps the bell Rivers of Old, dc- 
 Icribed by the Poets, have been. On bcnh (ides there, 
 are variuii.; branches of it tlur luii into the MainLan.i, 
 wliieii atlord a veiy ealie and cometiient tr.antporiatio: 
 ot G'.iods trom one place to anoiikr. 'I'hofe that conic 
 10 I'oiiiwji-ll'tihiir befoie-meniton'd, will find this Ri 
 ver without any difficulty ; bur liiis company fcem to 
 be ihc lint U.-ufpcrin that were evei here, for they c.u'a 
 not dilcovcr in all their paK.igc up the River, by ai.v 
 ligns wli.atlocvii, that any liad been here before them 
 An,! whereas 'tis ulual amcngit ail Ch.il\ian People to 
 (reel Ooifes in thole Newtonud pl.ices, they found .i?i:.': 
 hereabouts, but yet leti one or two to lignitie they iiad 
 been lieie. II 
 cluerfully upon 1 
 
 there ; but their Commiilion now ran otlicrivilc 
 they were obliged to leave the f.irdier difcovery of tltt.i, 
 and the red of the C^ountry, till another tunc. 7'i,c 
 Captain having fiiiilliM njl his Traffick wj-h the Savaees 
 
 ■'fi 
 111 
 
 m 
 
 V yi-i ivii '.>n\^ eu i«o nj iif^ifiijv. vuey n.1,.1 
 
 he Company cou'd all have fat dou.T 
 
 n the Ranks of this Rivcr, and p'i!;!:cdt'it''l;,Jui).i/ 
 
ifcl 
 
 ■r: 
 
 818 
 
 j^n Account of the Southern Colony in Virginia. 
 
 Lib. V. 
 
 let Sail for I.Kjuri.l, tirryini" 4 or ^ Sa/ages along with 
 liiin. toncdui wiili all their" whole tlUtts uflk-ws, Ar 
 
 rQw> aaJ Canoes. 
 
 The Reader may i>leafe to expert larfiT and moie 
 [^artiml.ir Aiiountj ot fhcCouiilt, atiJ rcople, in a 
 full IJircjiiili to that [Mirpofc. 
 
 H 
 
 A P. XXIII 
 
 Jn Account of the TlvU,ition of the Southern Colony in Virginia 
 A. D. \6o6- Hri tt en h Mr- Gcor if c PtTcy. 1 wbtth 
 if prefix d the firjl 'Fdtcnt for the 'VLvitAtimi of Virginia,^/.?/;- 
 tcdhj K- James thjtjiww lear. 
 
 T 
 
 ! .ay ! i 'i- * 
 
 t*r«T[..l If- ( 
 iw.f ) 1 f< 
 
 <.l:!ic Liniu, 
 *,.. It tlvj ' 
 '^4.e of VJ * 
 nJIf.WS W., 
 !,,iiri('l'jpt-cr 
 cltllcir hiM * 
 
 fwt li*i- I- 
 Illr'.. •. 
 
 '*,■ 
 
 /.■■l..n (/-.., 
 
 r. L.l 'jr\ ilif ' 
 t,i. Xhl.- . 
 
 tj^T .It, 
 
 1? ;; III wn- ' 
 
 iv /'//;; J allies .( Pulcnt, bic. 
 
 ./AJ/.S" l-ytheniac . t Co.l, f.?c. Whereas our lo- 
 \ ing and well dilpolid Subicrts, Sir Thnui Cau-i, 
 Sir "'.'-. I,'.- Sumnrii, K;uf,li:.s, H;ch.irJ Hitkl"}', 
 ' CItik, l'reliciid.iryof./V.'(i«i///<Vs Urv,i.<iA/.i'<ii«-M"^- 
 ' /iV.V, lioii.ii /(.i«'/.i'«, l^iiwlei^^l' (iiiheit, hUjuires ; 
 ' /fV.'.'j.on ;'.!'(;••■, (■.".■•. ^ /'.Y'/'.Kn, "ami divers otiuTS ot" 
 ' our loviiip SiibjciRs have Ken humhlc Sur.ois viiito 
 ' IIS, tin; \vc wniiLl vouchlafi' unto them our Liccplc to 
 ' ni.ikr llal'ir.irion. I'.'.nitatioii, and todcduce a Colony 
 
 • r>(" ri;r:.iry ot" niir iVx.p'e into that ['arc ot' //m-'i.,! 
 ' lonimonfy calVd /'/(;////>, aiid cihcr Parts and lern- 
 ' torie'i ill .-/wci/i (1, eiilitr appertaining iintu uv, or w huh 
 ' now arc not aotiiallv pfiiieile.l hy an"\ Chiiltiiii I'ritice 
 
 ' orl'copi<', litua'.e, Isiiii;, and bring all aiui.g the Nca- , 
 ' C^oall between n degrees of NortheiK IjtiiuJc troni i 
 
 • the Eqr.inov'tial I me, and .;■; degrees of the fame lati- ; 
 ' tilde, and jii the mawi Land between the fame j.) and j 
 
 i'i degrees, and the lllind'. thereunto adji.Tii within j 
 ' one hundred Miles- nf the C'oalf thereof. Am; tJ that 
 ' end, .mA fr,r thi- more fpccdy aecoinplnhnunc ot ilic 
 faij intended I'lamation and Habitation there, are de- 
 liroii.s to d:videihciii:VIecMntot\vofcvtr:il Colon.es and 
 Coiipanus, the on- contiltinsf't certain Knii'.hrs, (Jeii- 
 tkiiien, Meichan-s, and other Adventiirersol ourCit> 
 of ( T, Yni and elfeuhere, whieh are, ,.iid 'ro;n time to 
 mni-Mhall be joined unto them, wh;e!i do delire to be- 
 gin their I'lantaf.in; and fl.abitaiions m foine tit and | 
 convenient i'l.K-obe;wtin •<4 an.! .;i decrees ot the (aid : 
 latitude, all a'lOimlV the .Sea C\ult of f'^.mij, and 
 CValt of /r».i- ;Vrafoiefaid. Anjihcothei ,-on(il1ing 
 ot fundry KiiipliK, Gemlemen, MulLintv, and other [ 
 Advi-nturer^ofoiir Citr.-s of Br///"/ and /-.v'- . riiid of I 
 (iiir'ri.wnof l':imi-uti', and other pl.i,-es whi.h do join j 
 tliemfelves luiro that Colony, wliieh deliie to beyiii | 
 their riantations ami H^il'itati ins m Ibiiie hi aiideoii-i 
 venien: plaec betwutii 58 an.l 4' decrees ot the laid 
 latitude, all alonplt thi laid Cnait ot (Vi,!;.'.>.i and 
 .]mni.-.i, as that Coall lieth. Ue greatly ajniiiKii- 
 lUni!, and giacioufly aoeepnni; of their dehres, to tiie 
 r'rt'h'iiam:eof loNoblea W.i'rk, which may by tiie 
 Provide. HcofAln.i.Rlit\ Co.! heseaficr rend to the glo- 
 rv of hr UivincMa elly, in prnpai;aiiiig ut Chriliian 
 Kilipion, to fueh People as yet li.e in Uarknels, iiu- 
 fti.i'.ijclpnoran^c of the true knoivledi;c and ivotllip 
 i.f (i. J, and may in time bnn." the / .;..'./; and V.i;.r:;r: 
 ;;i\;ii[; ill thi lie Part'.; to luunaiic tivilitv, and to alr;- 
 icd and ijuiet CJoveMimcnr, do by thcic our 
 l'atei;tsgracioullya..:ept of. and airree to iliiii 
 and well-intended, delires : And.'^ therefoie ti i 
 Heirs and Succelfors i;fant and a.urcc that the l.Cii .Sir 
 n.inr.iC/rlfi, Sir Gro'n 'iitiiMC :. ii-.-/^ i,' //.is "'•, aiu; 
 E({\jnr.lMnii:lt'i>i>jt\.', Adventure's of our Ot^ nt 
 lomlm, and aM fiK-h rthers ?-i :itc or If.ali hi' imned 
 untothcinnf th^'t CoK^ny, ll'.ail be railed the liiuC.o- 
 lo.ny, and tli -v Hull ar.d m.iy be'^in rheir faul firli l\an- 
 tation and Seir, nf ihe i lii'.t AboJe und 1 iabitaMon. 
 at any place iipun the fnd (..'alt i.f I'i>(;i/'/.i oi .-(;«;- 
 ricit, when tViey il.i't think lit and convenici.t, between 
 thcfaid 3.1 and il dki'i 'es ot the laid la'it .Ce. AmJ 
 il'.at they Ih 11 h i>e all the I.a'id-, Woods. Soil, Cioiin,'.-, 
 Havens, Po'-;. Kivoi Mines, Mineri s, Maiihes 
 Waters, Pilii nes, Cxii.imodit.i-, and HindiPimen-j 
 whatfotver, from the laid tirlt .Scat of ih; it Pl:.t,fa-v.., 
 
 I etter> 
 luiniMe 
 us. uur 
 
 aiiJ Habitatu n, t<yilielp.ke ot so rUnes of /■.«(■/;(. 
 ' iiatutc-iiuafiiie ail alongll the laid Cuad ut I j/i;./,,.! 
 and .Im.iui, tuwaids the Well and South-well, as the 
 ' Coalt lieth, with all the lllatids wiihin loc, .Miles di- 
 I reitly ovei-againfl tlii. lame Sea Coalt : And alio all 
 the lands, .Soil, Gtonnd.s, Havens, Furts, Rivers, 
 ' Mines, Mincral.s, WuoiU, Marthes, Waters, Fblungs,' 
 Commodities and Hercditainents whatUiever, fiointhL- 
 ' 1'aidplai.e of their tirli Plant.ition and Habitation, for 
 thclpa.eof 5'^ hi^e /•;'.;!;.•//;.' Wiles, allaloiiglt the fjid 
 Coafl ot r<Vi;<»:i<: and .iinn.c.r, towards riic Eafl .uij 
 Kcrth-taif as the Coalt luth, togctiie,- with all the 
 Illands within icc. Miles liiredly o\er-3j_'.iin;t the fame 
 Sea-coa'.t. Ani alln .ilj the l..irds. Woods, Sml, 
 tJtoiinds, llawns, Ports, Ruers, Mines, Minerals,' 
 Maiihcs, Waters, Fill.iiig., Coii.modiiies and Here- 
 difiinents whatfocver, Irom llie fame K' Milts every 
 way on the Sea-eoalt, directly into the main J and 
 by the fpacc of ico like /;«:;.V/;; Miles. And Ihall and 
 may inhabit an.l remain there, and lliall and may alio 
 buiid and tvjrtity within any the fame for their betier 
 Satefiujid and Delcnu-, auord.i.y to then belt dllue 
 twiis, and ti:c direction of the Councel of that Colo- 
 ny. A. ' ..lat (10 other of our Subicets ili.ij) le pet- 
 mitte.l or fullered to plant, oriiiliabr belunder on the 
 bicklidc of ihem lowariis the main Lied, v.uh' ut the 
 exprels licenle or ecnllnt of the (ounce! o'.' tha: C< !u- 
 ny, thereunto m writir.g h:ft had 01 obtameil. And 
 we do likewile foi u<, our Hei'S ar, 1 .SiiCeelfors, l.y 
 thcle prcliiits, gum .ind agree tliat the laid rhiuM 
 ll.'hh.i,,, /<^-*,e.i;i' V.Jie-t^ ll'illi.im !.t,l;ci, and Cfrf^c 
 F'ji.::. , and .illotlicisof the Town of l'U,iu.i,:l , mttlc 
 County of /).:i'/i, or elfewhcre, wh;c!i are or fti.dll.f 
 joineil unto them oftliar Colony, Ihall be called ihc fe- 
 crn.lCo'ony, and that they lt,.dl and may be(inthci: 
 Iti.l 111 It Plantation .md Seat, of then- hrit Abo.le and 
 Habititiuii, at any place upon the laid Coalt uf ;'.■ ','- 
 "'.: and Jill i.,.i, where they Ihall think lit and eoli- 
 veniem, between 3H ,iiid 45 dearies if the latne lati- 
 tude, and that they ihall tuwl all the Lands, Soil, 
 (iroiiikb, llavuis, Forts, Kners, Mines. Miiicrais' 
 Woods Marlhes Wateis, l-i.iiin_i;s, (."i innioditicsand 
 Hereditaments ;■. liatloevcr, from the lirll Seat of their 
 I'lantatiu.n and Ha! nation, by ihe fj-aie ot <;, like 
 /;',;'//'.' Miles, asisaf refaiii, .ill alunglt the laid Coalt 
 ot I'ii^hii.i and .li'ici^.i towards the Well.iiid Soutli- 
 'vclt, an.! i..w aids the .South as the Coalt belli : And 
 all the Illands wiiliin I < & Milts diic;!ly over againfl 
 file lame Sea-ioall. And alfo all the Lands, 'Suil, 
 Ciioiinds, Hawns, Pcits, Kivers, Mines, Mmer.il,, 
 WocJs. Manlici, Waters, r-'ilhir.gs. Commodities and 
 He'cinanients wliair.ever, fVi in the laid piaceof their 
 lirlti'laniat'on and 1 l.ibitatien, Ibrihe fpa.e of «|?'ike 
 '•■"; 7'. Mi!ls, all ahmplt tin- fdd G-all of K' '. ..; 
 anil i;,!.-,... , ti.iiaids the Lalt and Nor;h-eail. iiii.i 
 towards the North a^ tlieO aft lieth. and :ill tl.elfiai.d, 
 within \n,j ,\,il.sdire.;tly ovi r apa.iiii the t'lnie Cn.iii, 
 a,n,la!f;.i.ili Ihe Lands, Soil, Gto,...,:>, ll::v-i.., P. ris. 
 Hi-. ers, Woods, M.iK,, M i-.er.t'..-, iM..i:h-, Waui.-, 
 buhing"., Comniodltie; audi 'cicdiramcnts wl itfiUM, 
 l.oin die fame v M.Je>eier) way 1 1. iheSn .0.1,'., di- 
 u '.tly int,> (he iinin 1 and, by thejjui- of lee like 
 i: ..../''■ Miles ; n;;d Ih.i.l acd liny mli.ibit there, 'iiid 
 li.dl an 1 ;'i:iy al'.o bmid -u.l t u,', widuii am ihe 
 i.ime, fr the;;- better Sai'ei;iitr.i. a. or.ling to then 
 Le.f! l!i;cretioi;-, and ti.s .'ir'.ct; .;i cf i:;eCoi;i..e! 01 
 r' .•'■.'!c'.v, -i'i lii.i t.ci • ,1 ,1:1 S..bj,.cls i;..i;i le 
 
 Chai 
 
 U. D. Itcf 
 
 Cniin.il sf 
 
 
 r'lilrHlLit. 
 
Lib. V. 
 
 Chap. XXI li. /In Account of the Sotabern Colony tn \'n^\n\^. fel^ 
 
 !t larptr and moic 
 inJ I'ctiplc, Ml i 
 
 Virginia 
 
 1 ivhich 
 
 Wiles of EntI iK 
 
 1 .Souih-weH, as the 
 ithin loi, Milts di- 
 jalt : And alio all 
 IS, Puns, Riv(T5, 
 Watiis, FiOiings, 
 luttiK'vcv, fininiliL- 
 mi Halntati.iii, toi 
 allaloiiglttliL Cud 
 ivards liic Eartand 
 ptthc.- with all the 
 cr-a|!.ii:iH [lie fame 
 
 Is U'dods, Snll, 
 
 Mints, Minerals, 
 odiiu-S niul Herc- 
 le ^c iMilis every 
 o the main 1 and. 
 es. And llialiaiid 
 
 liiall and inav alio 
 me tor their bctier 
 
 tllCir 'oell diluc 
 luel of ili.it Colo- 
 '|ei.K lll.lll le I'LI- 
 
 ii: lielimd er (mi the 
 Litid, with III the 
 ncel o! thac I'llu- 
 L>i ol'taiiicd. And 
 
 1 .1 SuCLeirors, by 
 X the laid Thinat 
 '. .I'/^f , and (.'frriji' 
 of l'Uin,u:l , in the 
 liAh art or ni.illl'e 
 ill be ca:i<' J I he le- 
 nd may hej in thcii 
 ir lirlt AL'Ci.le and 
 lij Coailuf (■;.:;/. 
 think ht and eon- 
 > < t' tile lame luti- 
 
 thf Lands, Soil, 
 
 Mines, Minerals, 
 
 (.'i iniiioditicsaiid 
 
 tirll Seat of their 
 
 fpaee ot <;. like 
 
 :nj;ilthc r,:iJCoalt 
 
 le \Vi ll .md Soiitli- 
 
 • Coalt lieih ; And 
 uilly over apainfl 
 
 the I.aiidi, boll. 
 Mines, Miiiet.il., 
 , (.ii:iiniuuuie>and 
 . laid piaeeol'tiieir 
 tl\e f(M.t of «,? 'ike- 
 , G'lill of r :;:.,,; 
 nd Noi;li~eaii, :^:i.i 
 i..iiia:illlhrl!'ai,d, 
 .nil the i'mu < 'ii.ii', 
 .:■.', llnv.-i.,, P, r,s, 
 iM.;i;!i ', W'a'.m, 
 aiUJiili ul ur;.e\'r, 
 ii.tl.';S... ,oa,'.,di- 
 
 • •JJU'- of K.'.. ixV.:- 
 
 ■ in'ii.ilii; there, -md 
 !'■, ujhin am ilie 
 
 u.iir.'.iiig to the. I 
 I 1.'}' liieCouiue! oi 
 
 111 S.l j..;!'; i'...i;i 1 1- 
 
 permirtcd nr luti'e.ed ro plant or inhal it behind, or on 
 the luck of tluiu towards the main Land, withoutlhc 
 rxprefs liaT.le oi onleiit of the Cotineel ol that Colo- 
 ny, in writing thereunto firlt had and obtained I'ro- 
 viJeit alw.iyi, ci. . 
 
 l^icy Wire fpMif.ad to be ahvays upon the watch for fear 
 ol the tiea,.licrics of the//;.//,,///, who yet ncvei tinu: 
 near iheinj .ind to fpeak the truth, were more c.ireful 
 about hidini; thcmlebes in plaicsof leeurcOiclter, than 
 eontriviti;; h;iw to fine the otheii. any diUniiiiMice. 
 The trclh water of '' ■ i hv ihe ill Lharacler of r>rov.'- 
 It followctli th,i: neither Colony (1 aII plant wuhin one inj; (.luriJ and itmkini) in a vi ly iitile while lo lh:it (is 
 liundted Milts ot e.uh other i alfo that each l,ulony ot hitle ufe to Seamen 
 
 lliall have a Cduiu^I of tliirt(.enlVifoiis i i KiiN and be' l-roin hen e they paf 'd tj the Vi,':_in-lflr.t:.i.i, fatnniw. ,,•...( 
 Kuleil, ac<;ordingtii.'iitiilc:, fei do'.vn and contirined na- jto,- .ui esci. Iicilt Ray capill'' ol haii curinj; ico Ship.. ;■'•"''• ' 
 ilet the l'i:\y-.Seal, (uh:rh 1 li.ive, bet fi.i I leMiy ,.iiiit,t Wi. here the Seaii.eii are at a ^ifs at'i.n a^tjiit %v.-i;er, for *""' 
 a.s alio the rell i4' thi'. I'atenij the Seal:, ot e.i,l. I olun) i^h-i'. e I ■'V./^ i.', not pooJ, 1 't .at thi^ plaec there i,, iwrc 
 a| ['umted, the dii;!',in'; ot Mine, planted lu tlie liiiu .,':>■ i diet pood nor bad. Bch.!e» l-iili ■nd I'ov.l ni ahin- 
 111. d on tlie i>a(kl'id.. (if then Coioi.iis witliiii the unit' | 'lanec, they met with a fc n of frees at this lliard -AvAr 
 L.ind, payji.i', the fillh fif (id J ..nd .Silvi i, anil the hi- , "ark talle.l li.'-.v Cinnamon, and was hot in the ;,unr.ll 
 teeiiili of ('■i|-per, t.) the Kini; ; libeity to eaiiy all Ihke char. 
 
 .'liibie'ln 'not ullraiiuJ,' uhi.h u 11 no With thetii Oil I'he, [-loeerled to the llland .1.Vw/r and .Vm;?.',?, at tl l 
 Coininii i ,r the C^/(;(iie,'. ule there, of repel lini; I'liemies, ] latter ot whivli •.here is' a terrible rocky landine,, but rhe 
 of li.i\'iii;{ .Sh'p< « hieli trade there without leave, wcie i HUnd at the top 's all fmooth fertile p'rovind, and (o full 
 t'lM !oni', to rehe.irfe, l';;cinj; this i'.iteiit liaili been ot"ten| ot I'owls, iliai oui IV.ipIc found, it a hard matter to Itir 
 lileivd and r.iiewcd. i vviihout tre.id.r.p upon Bads or hpir'!. 
 
 I Maviii};hadlip.ia of t!'e main land cf I'.-r," !.: ('he 
 •y' i: , A, .o'. tit api e.i! 1 to the World with the Name of, fif" of wh'e!i that appear d tliey tall'd (' ■,-• '':•'■'.•.' diey 
 * the 1 lonourablc Mr. I'.vei, who w.isBri thcr to ihej eir.erd (Vr,V. j,i»;, where Ionic of thcni landing for a In 
 L;iil ( t \ii,rhiiii,!'rn/-'i.i ; yet to dujultuc V) all, we are, tlciJe.erhcti, were alfiiilted by the .Savages, wiiieh Itolc '•••'."■ ■ 
 oMi^d t(. tell the Rea.ler, tliat he will limi here ih.' Re- ; fiiddci.lv .ird amnlfiely upon them ; tl'.ey rr.ick d ;liem '^J',,]" 
 iii.uk-. .Ill 1 ObletiationMjf feveral Pirlbns of t!u I'lan-' '"di-ed, but .on'd r.eviT find thctn. 
 fatni.i put tonetiief, but p.irtieu'arly tlrfe of the Uutthy' 1 he ad|i.:ent Co'jntiy v.as \ery charinint; and 
 
 *'.Tp;aiii jchii S'liiih, who was .-i punt 
 Man,ij;ei in thefe Kirts. There b. iiii', lo many of them, 
 It s nut irrei'iil.ir to pieti" the molt Hoiioi.i.ible Name ru 
 liieh a Medley of Aeeiiitiits, haviii:; only intortii'd the 
 World that it is a Medley, and not the Cumpolure of one 
 finnle Man. 
 
 ipil Ajjcnt ati.l t!"g : thole that Ijvc to lee fine roW', of Ceprefs.ind 
 
 Cedar-trc ,., inirht lirrc hue hsd their till of fucli pro- 
 fpects ; at.i tholeth.it love to pick Stvaubcir.ei, might 
 lieic have loidi J ilieinltUes xv.th tho e tli.it wcfc tout 
 limes bij;ger, and as iiindi b.'ttcr t.tiied, lhai!i;:'sin 
 ICigliii.l. However, there were iv good depths of wa- 
 
 (■■-...n..! -.f 
 
 i:!!!*..! V'"„- 
 
 (,11. 
 
 riie n.ituber of Planters that v/cnt ovet at thi". time ttr here tor their.Ships, uptJii whiih account ihey ottit 
 was eonhder.able, beiiii; better than let; ti.e moll noted j '''d this lovely pla.;e, and p.-ilVd over to a ccnain point 
 cf whom were the Honourable Mr. Pel.- , Capt. (.e^.c//, ;ol Land whi h thev ealui (>,".•-{.'.■»■,•.> f, bcaufe [ncrc-O'/t c'.-"'-" 
 C'.pt. ViH-Vr. Cift-Hi^rditf:', C.ipt. iVfit-fiw, Capi /.;,'>j- -ibouLS they had the LOiifolaticii cf a pcod .Jepth of v.'.i- 
 ./.'//, Mr.;r/..,i;//Vi</; thefe wcrcof iheCotUKel .illcxupt '"■ And this ivast.'.ir -Ccw/.v.-tothem maiiuilierrel'peiif..''i"i;''*f" 
 Ml- )':-'iv. Rut belides thefe, and a vdiole Train of too, for here they found People that woud convene wi:h '•''■"" '"'"'' 
 Cient'emen. there ivercMeii of all necclTary liadtsand '''"'"i ; the Savages, tho' Ihv ar tirif, yet invited ihcni 
 ()ei-iip.itii'i;-. i IJrieklayers, Bla kliniihs. Carpenters, atierwar.ls to iheir Town l\-ci:ui'Jj.''.i!, where they en- 
 Taylors, Bavl.crs, Surceons to take care of their J!odie<;, tertam'.l rliem with ilie belt of their rro\iiicn% and af- 
 aiid a Reverend Divine tn provide fir the health of their terwarits with their Dances. Thefe People had their 
 Souls The Fleet condflcd of tv/o Ship;-, and a Pinnaec, hair an Mil lonr, on the left lide of their Head.s, .inJ Ih.l- 
 I otnmaiide.l ,ind con.lndted by Capr. S\:opi»t. Our vcd on the right ; but on that fide where it is permitted 
 I'lantcrs fell in with fnmc of tht-lfi-jl-huUm Illandsby to grow, they tie it up in a knot atiJ Itiek feitiicis in it. 
 the way, and wi nt allioie upon moll of iheni they eame 1 heit Bodies were painted, foiitc with one eolour, and 
 10, either to make fome Oblcrvations, or to procure others with another ; their Piivy-pari-. covcrd with 
 Ujint Flcfrriimient. [Skins bcfet with the rcetli .inJ little bones cf Bealb.. 
 
 /).)w///;Vrtivvhieh was the firli)thev commend for a fine 'Inlteiid of other Ornaments, tiiev had rhmlV whole legs 
 and pltalani: Illaiid. Tliey praife the lovely Woods, lot Fowl ihtoiigh tiioirhars ; which wis vcey proper, for 
 the fweet (melling I'rees, and the wholfoine Fruits that , Nature liml fnrpt'h'd a Driiin in that part, and f was n.i- 
 i;iow there; but the People tlicv reprefent as tome of tiral •.noiigh for them to add a p.iir of L^ium-ftick.s. 
 the inolf bnitilh and dep,encrate of Mankind, llovcniy to i ^^"r Vlaniers were now roving .about to lind ov.t a good 
 a Prodigy, and. in a wi rd, of nitieh fuch a rice and i placi. tor a .Settlement, in which enquiry th.'v t.imc to , 
 
 tiiueainilli coinpniitinn ab the Hnffivifc.'j are. They willi'l'c Town of /W/./vr, and the King of that pbce trcai-pji^'^^.jj,''' 
 let a Man fpit m their Mouths as long as he pleales ; I '•'d them kindly. While they wire here, the King ot ih;ni. 
 one may lerve iliein .is wc do Dogs, and they'll fwallow Hjpi'hi-mi.i nmc hiir.lelf in a Canoa, on r itip-il'e to in Km^; of R^- 
 thofe favours with as much pleafure as the Cu-rj do. ' vite thcin tohis Toivn. He net t before, nn.i \vf„;nthey ''■''•'""'■ 
 licking their 1 ips as if they wanted more. Now one j came (which they did in th.ir Shullop veil guarded 
 may rcafonably fuppofe, that thofe that are fo much with MiiliiueLCeis) he recerv'd tb.eiu \v:;h an (xtr.iordi- 
 pleas'd with a Man's fpittiiig in their Mouths, wou'd not | 'pry deal of reremony. He came down to the Water- 
 re tTiticli dilpleas'd if he Ihoii'd do lomcthing clle there ; . 'ide with all his Tram, at the head of which he v/alk'd 
 .and it mull be ownd, that this wou'd be a very great I playi'iR "pon a Pipe made of a Reed, Hvs Head was 
 uppofing Clofc-ftools to be I adorn'd wuhalortof aCoro 
 
 convenience for Travellers, fuppofing 
 wanting in the Ifland. 
 
 r'lcirHiLit. Tluy wear theirhair a matter of a yard long, and of 
 antijnil lenuth every where, only 'tis plaited or parted 
 betore, lo that u does nat hang down tn that length over 
 their Faces ; for if it did, a Man wou'd tind himlelf 
 pretty much puzzel'.l toguefs what fort of .Animals thev 
 were, whole upper and more noble part was fo ablolure- 
 ly lolt ill a Wood rf hair. They paint and work their 
 Skins, which is all the .^ppaiei they have, and all the 
 Ornament too, except a fev/ Beads, or pieces of Copper 
 h'lng at rheir Noftnls, Ears and Lips. They are as 
 Karbaro'.is as the 'loif barbarous of the Cannibals, not 
 knowing either h.-.w to live ijuierly by one another, or 
 CO i-reatStiant-ers with any tiling of Courcefic and Hu- 
 in.niity. 
 
 HjiBa.i At the Iflmd '".luUiup/t, out Men found .1 Spring fo 
 
 fo her, that ir boil'd a piece of Pork ; 'trfcifVly well in the 
 fpace of hali anhour. 
 
 MiJcrji: Thev ptils'J the Ifland of .VunV^ia.-, and St. C'/'MJ/f/i/.ic 
 
 *"f- (both then iininlwbitcd) and aiiclior'd at Mm;. Here 
 
 they found a Batli in a'Val!t:y '<etwixt two Hills, of the 
 lame Nature ami lite with thofe in Knji.iwrf. The Co- 
 nies, Fowd and Fiih, tlrs Illaiid.ibouiided witli, enabled 
 thcni to keep a po'.'d'l'ab!'; ns 'eg ac th'-y if aid 1 en-, but 
 
 ronet in the form of a Rofe, 
 bill oi ni> hner MareriaU than Decrs hair i-O'oin'.l red ; 
 this ikiod on (ine lide his Head f.iftcn'd upon the knot 
 of his hair, whereas on the other was a large Plate of 
 Copper, and in the middle of alllfeixl up ltann« a cou- 
 ple of great tcathet.s, which made lii-_ Maiclty look as if 
 hisV\'ife had introdiic'd him into the m> It Ncblr Order 
 of Knights of theHorn. His Hodv w.is r.iint.'d crimlijn, 
 and hisF'a.'C blue ; he had plenty ofPeirl in Cllain^ and 
 Bracelets about him ; and which v^ii; vciy particular, 
 through each Far was thriift a Buds A.wj. In ihort, 
 this Savage King, tho' dref,'d like a lackaiuipe., yet be- 
 hav'd and carry'd himlcH like a Man, and a Man of 
 iniichciviller Hducation than any his own Country ^ou'd 
 afford him. 
 
 After they had all relied awhile, he led tltem away iv.v-. 
 to his Town, and they fry the Walk thither w.is it lelt^';"-- 
 one of rhe hiiell Fntertainmcnts that c. u'd be dcfircd. 
 Sometimes they pafs'd through goodb Corn-nelds, at 
 other tunes through Woods, lo delicately v.Mter'il with 
 Springs and Brooks, that if the King had had m Town 
 nor Palace to go to, he might well liave been alluw'd a 
 great Ihare of happinefs only by li\ing in thou fv. cet ru- 
 lal Manhons His Palace v/as fcatcd upon the top ot a 
 very tleep Hilf and ths Bn^i-jh being rotr.c thither, he 
 
 erttitain'd 
 
r 
 
 ■ , } 
 
 ' 
 
 
 820 /In /Account of the ^oitUrn Colony in Virginia. 
 
 Lib V 
 
 r.fv.v fa 
 
 II I 
 
 t» •-'.-nvrir! 
 
 riiTirt.iiiiM iliciii uitli all tlu Ih-II rmvifinns it >' ' 'i.'> 
 Wlitn iliisVili! u.i- nnillAl iliiv wiiircui, pnil'iutu" i.kii 
 ilclii'ii of liiKlir.i, 1" t .1 I'LiM- I'l.ue f.ir I'lc C."»l"ny in 
 Itirli- in, aiu! iilr-i iVvirjl | l.iiei mow li, tluv tix' I ' pi ii 
 it ip' I 111 the Kiiit{nt' /'.i/;'/',i's Cuiinv i'.<oiit bi Mi!i> 
 troiii ('.;;' -C,'i>il,.,i, wliirr tlu' S!i :)'.■( liail I rii broi'ijlir. 
 'I'hcru' WKandthor point 'it I .\tul wliuli ibcy >.''IM 
 
 //i. .-. s-// '., vlu'if lilt .iiU .-.nt.i};i 
 fill So. 1, an imIIc rui>r.n:tii'M, .inil 
 
 111' a riih ar..! li it-; Utp.iii to be 
 
 itinul Ukk .If tin ro ilii riK ol the Cciiip;iny .ir 'lit- 
 l;o;-t, \\.hw\\ wa^ ;ilfii ilipmlyM witli ilic N.iinc , i il'rir 
 So' iM ui'.ii, aiiJ .■ ill'd y/r»,,'j K"f. 
 _ C'.MMiii v-ii ,,■; |iavini> Ccfii iliofc Ivninniiti;i of tlir 
 Co!' iiy (wiiitii liitlicrlo We 1 ro". o' it proiiiiiin)!;) l.iil'J 
 b,i. k iiii- HkJ.ii:.! w lU tU' .-i.'ip^ tli.ii irarl|).'rri;il fli'.ni. 
 Itiit it was iK.t li.:i)! .ilici Iv was goiu'. ili.it tin ii AHairs '" <"' 
 
 I --r " JC in a very ill lotKliiini ; aii.l mIlti-js licliiif 
 
 • k'lity of I'loviroTK, tlicii; wcic n. t many li.iipv lums ili:u pi. iiiiAl nuul' 
 
 AvouM liaM' iMvitc.l iliciii lo ll-ttlc, but tlicirSliip'-uuril fiooil, now thcie appcai'il a i;uai inanv ui'liukv uitca 
 
 tV'T rule thuic maf the O.oie as tlicv coii'il at I'.i/'.- <•"."' ■ 'J that lecni li to ihv.-Tcii iii l.r~ tl'i.m ilic iiiiiu I ilic wlioi- 
 
 when iliey were'M. or vl 'o the Tieis iii lis- lathom "i- I'lantari. 
 
 ■ ter. .\n.l now the little (ioveriiiiiciu I'l'ijan to nu'ik'l II 
 
 I'clf into the 1 i;iire wliili the SiiMrcii;!! Aiitlioiit, ol ; .'UiriiK, Admits, or one loit' of tira.:lien or aiintlii 
 /.'«■ .i . .' hail a;-u intcil. 'I'h.e Bo\e>i Icii:;; cpniil. ;ii: ' 
 t':.' V\d V- reail, i'k- I'li-iiileiit u.isluotii, a'lil ihrCoun 
 
 One thill}; \v •«, -hi' .Savage » luj;.in toyi' w 
 tr.)iilili.ronu'. aiul ii,ntiiui,i:ly pl.ipiM iiieniiiihi.r wiili 
 'UiniK, Admits, or one loit of tira.lien or aiiotlui. 
 IlicKii;;ol /<i/,i/rt«i„. iT'iieiJ vontiiiiieil tluii I mnJ ► r.; 
 ytJ, h.- hoiiiul hiiiifell' to lie lu fon-ver, by al'ileinti 111' ' "-^ 
 
 eil likiwilv'. This I'reli.lotit w.is lo be but anAr.ao.il ting ii;.i ot his hatuis I'l the .Siui, whii li is the fill 
 
 .Ai.huii, aiul to lon^'en all lib Meal-ire«of (inveiiiriiiii 
 ni:li till- C'ouinil, witlimn wlio'e ■■Npi ri'.\it;,in .iiuIC'MI- 
 lent iioth iig was to be Joiic. .All Matters of iiionicnt 
 uc:e t'l be cxamni'il bvajiiry. biii ileteriiim'd by the 
 liiaii-r lar': cM' the Com; il, in \vh;i-;i ilie I'reli.leiit li.u! 
 two S'oiris. "I'ls to be iio'cJ th.M (-apuin Sii.i:i\ tho', 
 
 lll.rlt 
 
 r:t ot nevoiiori known or pr.i.'tisM in the C'oiiiitry. 
 Hilt th ■ K f.iM.t' W-jj-h.!, who lav re.iiiTto them, w.iv ; ■ ,. 
 a thorn in llipii iiJ.s, ^lul tho' he JarM not preteml io'''"i 
 W!j>e..,j.,ii\\'.ir with ih.iii in ;lie bielil, yet, aOieCoii'.l 
 ii t be their iieiKJ, lo be ili.lii it tail 1 1 nuke tlicm leii- 
 ii;leot the eilei'ts of his i nnmv wbiTirver he hail a t'air 
 
 nmiiiiatea in thiirOr.lcisfor ( lie of the Coiiiieil, was opportiinitv. 'Ihelc dillrelles however were nor ib.e 
 \ci .V the tiill spetuni; oi the (ioverniiK'nt here cxe luieib (;a',ii'.it ih.u eanie upon them ; they ba.l Want-,, Siek- 
 
 Ihmi biim fii . mithtr was ih.n all, but they bail laid 
 
 1 v.r, 11 I, 111 i..Mi|iaeiiie;it too, an.l 'tis tj be liippusM in- 
 
 t.nile.l to make hi '"c lirll i\aii!ple of Jiiftice in the 
 
 iii'wl'niiiniiiMWea' ■ ■'■'■■ v ' 1 have been dnin'.^oii'il 
 
 b.is htuMiiiij iwhich - • nis Reputation and Cha- 
 
 M'.U'r have iivi.le i . then bt. '.eiics apiintt linn ; 
 
 bur ill' y Wire !ij h,\;'|'; tii dil'v. ' '■ thcmleb es and 
 
 i!ie t iipiain.. Innii^iiiLy ico, by \\ v \iry Penuries liinilelt 
 
 M h-i h the- intended m itain and render it lufpei'K-d bv. and b.i-i 
 
 Wl.i-.i '.lie \'iilaiii< bad done hiin this kimbicls.is to ik;ir 
 
 hen, lit: wMi, a.'..oidiiii; lo his Merit, and the Orders nf 
 
 h.a 0)i!|ilty, Keeiv d a Nbinbcr of the Com .J I. Die 
 
 iK'xt biitinels 10 be done alter the Settlement of the Co- 
 
 i inv, was to laite fomc I'ortilieaiiona for iti Ocfenec ; 
 
 !iii, Di'.toiitenis, and trea-hcrons I'raififes aiiionplt 
 ihe:iiieive3. 'I he I'rclidcm was a Man of Self-iiiietell rw.. r 
 and I)cii.:;n, I'ond of his own Hale and I'lealure ; both''"'"''' 
 wliieh he ] lelerrd bei'nte the pood of the Con-miinit), 
 ar.d did n.jt earc how i; went Willi them, fo he bad h:^ 
 own prr ate Content'- an.i .Sativfa>liiini. All the belt 
 "roviiidn^ liotb lot citiiiT and driaknij; he encrofv'd to 
 he had .Sack, Oil, Aijiuvitx. Heel, lUntci 
 while the relt 'A i';e coiiitMnv hid ilii Krti!., 
 W'th a little Wheat ot tVirlev Meal in it. to Dine mv\ 
 Si'p iijon. It theit own I'lui'i an I l.-idulby fupciud 
 them Willi any tliinj; from iibroad . if tbev u!ii\l ratib 
 bilh or buwl they iinnht, an.l w.-.lti it e.i.wi. wiili eold 
 water when they bad iloiie. o iiervviie tb.ey weie oblir 
 
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 t.. tx',* 
 
 Th y i.k 
 IV.l- 
 
 l.jpi.,V">i/t 
 I* ' iflll. 
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 lo they bepan a bort, and to'.livv'd it with lo niiuh dili-; ti lake up with his feant\ Allnwances, \\\uq\\ was mm. n 
 ;.;en, e, ibi' iiithe fpacc of a Month they hail lin.lii'd ir. beneath wih.it the poon d ' ilia-i iu the (."oiin'rv wen 
 1 he form of it was Trianmiiar, bavinp three .Semilunar ledi cd to. 
 
 li'.ib.vjrks at every .'Viiule, wTiii 4 or ■, pieees ol ( .iniion In ihorr, wli.it by liiiir crntiiuial bird lalnirn. ami 
 m—iir.e.i on every nv: ut thim. They let tiie i.li.'!' is th.> pni', h;r.i;of ibiirbellu ■, a iiteat nian> le!l liek and 
 alio to ei.t.vate the Land, and lowed a preat deal of died, the Vrelide.it hiinled' lump all the whiliin b la-. 
 Corn, whiij'.i in a Imall lime lan up to a very coiilidera- 1 ilealili and Pleiitv, and i.o; feinii:ip :o Ic any Uuv. 
 ' '■ liiinhtb. , f .1 1 ich and peod was the Soil where tliey inov'd or ari'edttd with tin le Calaiiiiiies. lint theConi- j 
 
 , pany, who b.id liiti's-r d alter this manii .r lor the fp.lic of i' ■>■.!. 
 
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 had planted iliemti Ives. 
 vivip{--.5! 'I'heSavapcs of {'atplii.t in the mean time were (.fier- thiee or four Months, pliukd up their ,'ipin;.s, aiid tool; 
 '■■■ ', ' times bankerinp abom the Fort, and plainly ll.ew'd tliat puv npoii ihenifelves ; and did tb.cinfclves ihat act of 
 ""■' ""' they wanted only ,111 oppnriiinity to p.:t tome very lil Jult'-ee an.i Kiiidnef-, as to ilepolc this inlairioi:.s rnli 
 d>-li;7-,c.j\vli;elithey had formed apainit them, incxecntion.' dent, and put him out of a Ca| atiiy of ryraninzin}; for 
 fill K'.i.^; li.inleif came once to fee it, with u o Men the time to come. Ibe Perlon fiibrtimied ni his room 
 amid we.'l after then fa;;,;on, and won d fam have per- was Captain J<.-'i/'>/'e, who, it he hai'. more Homily 
 rwa.led the I'-'K/ilh tohaxe laid slide their Anns, and , and (ioodnefs than his Piedecellcir, yet had not Spinr 
 enteriaiii'd him in a fnendlv manner, without ihofe ! "or jiulpment cnoofdi for fiicli a Charge ; I j rbat the 
 fnghtfil tokens of War in their lianiis , but they were! main Ihe'.s uf all bufincfs lay npon Captain,Vw;f,"s llioiil- _ . . 
 wiler tlian to be in pos'd upon by bis iinooili words, and ' dcrs, who cou'd have made the Plani.irion happy 'at r .!.»i,*.v 
 were more than (ufccicntly eoiv inc'd that tiiey ought to ! lealt preMi.ted many of their misforiiines i liad he fooiier i-ii'- " 
 expert all ile(;tfSi|^«iiiimy from him, where he cou'd ' been entrulled with liic Manapcment oi tb.eir At^iiits. 
 have tiie a-lvfinOlgj^f e>:preliini', it in a way oi tre.ichc- i The Savages about this i ime (when 'twas lean expected 
 r V and i'mprize. • fioni tbcni, and no body can tdl wiiat motives uidt.e'd 
 
 „ . ^ 'fhe Prelideni (wbieli lor :1ns firft 'S'eir w.nMr. ','V'i»- them to be fo kind and charitablej came and brou(;ht la a 
 ,'■.' JiiV'j. " I'i' '-) enipioy'd tome of bis Men to diK') er up the River ' good Siippiv ol Prov. lions ; a SuppK not only to I'leiity, 
 I'J. of I'-reK.ir.ii:. 'Ibis Kiver tliey rcprelent under a vervi but Supciliuity, they poiir'd m more than the UiigUih 
 
 advantaceons chararter ; it ebbs and Hows i6onule5,and viMiitf d t.r that prefent, tho they knew there was no 
 .Ships of threat bnrtiicn mas nae in it with lat' ;.,. In' harm in havinp a lio. k by them. 
 
 liidays I'ailinp the DiKoverers came i.p .is b.^^ii .is a Cipiaiii.s)/j;/ii bepan his Supcrintendeney with lavinn ri»"-'i T.r 
 I own caii'd i'jivi'Mi-.ii. whieh is loated piealantly upon a the liiindation of a lirtJe 1 own about the Fort ; be em- '''" "■ 
 1 bil, havinp line Corn lielJs a, 'out n and poo.l iJelen- ' p'oy'd. lomt in one Ofiiee, .ii.d fome in another, but ever 
 I e^ granted In Natiiie. The Prince ot the i.ircuni).icent , did the laii;clt Ihare ot Work himle.f. .\nd this buliiiefs 
 Ci'iinry was caifd I'onh.:;.-.)! a!fo, ol whom we Ihall; be piiih'd on fo xiporoully, that in a lliort tune he bad 
 have oic.'ilion to I'peak more afterwards. i rea-'d iioufes foi the aioil part (f the Plamaiion to be- 
 
 As far as this Town die Knei is Na.ipable, butbipli-i Itow ihenilelves in ; and tb.is was the le;.;innirp rf 
 er w, thin a mile, by lealoii of the Rocks and llUnds, ' 7.i»«ej's /', iw. The next thing \va,s to feareh the Coun- 
 I'lvre IS D'K paifipc eeen t.ir a fiiall l^oat ; and this is; try fir 'I'rade, and to ti.x a bne and ialting Ciorrefpon- 
 wiiit fi. ■, c.iii the ball, of ibe Rivci. The Uil.oveiers dence wi'.h lome of the Nati\cs that miph: tin n to loiiie 
 
 account. In order to this he went itown the Ruer toC.|>r,!"t,- 
 the Town of /vficn^cMo, where the Savages kokinp "'"'I ' ' 
 upon lur.i and his Company as Men half llaiv'il, derided " " 
 him; and to ixprcis their feorn, oliei'd bull t^, ixLhaiipe ^ 
 
 a handtul ot Corn fet the Swords and Muskets they had il'.'.'''' 
 brought with them, and piopos'd to buy ihcir Clotlus 
 cif tlivir backs alfo epon the lame teni.s. IHii the Cap- j^, |^,^, 
 feveral biaiiihcs that feat- 1 tain, to reijuite ih:s Inlub cf theirs, lince be i.uii d not ,;„,:. j.i.,, 
 ti'.L Woods, and yu.ld i;o0tl ftorc of exiel- 1 1'y fair means bring tbcni to more civil larriage, usd his 
 K ir. l-!i!.. I'liey went up to the Head oi the River and ' Mutkets in ariodier lott of e.vi hanne ^ iliat is, be pave 
 ■-ic. led a Ciof,, [•uvlainun;', ".'>'..v, Kir.;; of (■>;' .j;;!!, j them lo or II pood ihiniipiiip Jinliets on of tliein, 
 lnrdi.f that < -"'. iirvy and River; as a nieir.onai oljwliuh put an end to their jtltinp, ;ind iniule iheni lun 
 w.'! I' iiicv n.on'J I' K'" '-'v- ■• And now thev lo-- away into the Woods in gt.oj earntd to Uive dieir Ji^es, 
 
 Jhe 
 
 lay, tiiat where. er they landed upon it, they faw the 
 Iwectcll Woods in the Woild ; Cyprefs, Cedar, Wall- 
 ii.t'l'rc-., and \ ir.es in abundame, under whicli a 
 Man miph" tind a <;eh;;htliii thtker at anytime. 'J'be 
 v.r'JUud alio in moii plates was cover'd with Iraprant 
 blowersof fevual fort-, ; and the Snawberrics, Kalb.r- 
 nes ai d M'lb.rric^, were as numerous as thel'liiwers 
 'I lie Ki'. er livides It felf in' 
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 I l.-ululiiy U:pcl;(.! 
 It' iItv u!ii',1 r.itdi 
 
 it 01. wi; wnli lolJ 
 c tl.iy wtte oblii.' .; 
 >, winch was mill, ii 
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 li.irJ ialitin. anl 
 niam tc!l fnk anj 
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 f, 10 1 1' any Wus., 
 .ii's. Hut thiCoitt-i..,,:,,. 
 
 Ul'.T tni thl- IJWC of li'.M. 
 
 r .'spirits, ami tooj; 
 ciultlvts that act o(' 
 this inl'airious I'rrii 
 o( ryraiiiiizini; for 
 Imi'i-il in liis rc^ni 
 had ir)< re Hoiitlty 
 yi't liail not Spirit 
 Jliarci- ; Ij that the 
 
 C (t .:mkl 
 
 iptain.Vwjf/'slhoii]- 
 a;iin';on happy 'at 
 jlK'b) liad he Ujoikt 
 nt of their At^iiiis. 
 f.va.s lealt cxpccttil 
 lat motives iiiili.\.ii 
 tie anJ hioii);ht ai a 
 not only to I'lenty, 
 re than the V.iiglijh 
 .iu\^ tlure Mas no 
 
 :nileii^-y wuh layinn /-■«', 'i 7.>. 
 ,t the Fort ; l:e eiii- '''» "■ 
 11 another, bin ever 
 .\nil ;his buhiiefs 
 
 llioit time he liaii 
 le I'laiitaiion to be- 
 
 ihe lc;.;iniiirp ri' 
 o ieaiili the Coun 
 
 laltiri}; Cxirrelpon- 
 mi);ht till 11 to Ionic 
 low II the Kivcr to Cipi, Sm.- 
 le Savape.s lonkinj; f;"'| '_" ' 
 lalf Hatv'il, ilcriilcd '"''''''' 
 M him 'i. ixihaiipc , 
 
 l^tu>ketstlu■y had Hi';;'"'' 
 
 buy ihtir Clotlus 
 nvis. lUu ihe t'ap- „, i,^,^ 
 , liiiee he ^uii J nn ,;k;:, ji.., 
 il lairia^e, uj J las 
 ■ ; that is, lie j;.ive 
 Jiets ov.t ot ttieii., 
 iiid iiiaJe them ma 
 > to lave their Jives. 
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 Tile ;■:«; jh priletiily iipuii this fill to ruminaginjjtlieil 
 II iif'j, aiiil II iti .iiin{ overilitif Storesof I'lovifinn, for 
 a. that was .ill they wantnl at this time, lo thiy iliJnot 
 expe'l 10 till 1 any hoards of (julil ami .Silver here. While 
 they were iliiis en^ag'd, in eaine the S.ivai;ci a|(ain, ina 
 kiiH'. niott liiiirible oiitiiies as they niareli'd aloni', and 
 iJirjini; thrir'JVi beliire tluin, whole prcfeiuc was to 
 }'ne iheni lOiira^^e in ilie alfault tiny were going to 
 iiiak : Ihii ok." was an Idol inaile with .Skinj, and 
 lliitl d out with Mofs. .iiid hung all over with Chains 
 aii.l pices ol' Copper. Tluiy wete well arind with 
 Tari{tis, Cliil , hows and Arrows, and eharu'd the 
 I'.ii^.ih with a I'.reat dial ot faiy ; but ihcy on the other 
 tide havinp onie tired ilieit Miiskcts upon them (whiih 
 feteli'd dmvn ihe Idol, and lud leveral of his VVorlliip- 
 pcrs Ipr.uvliiiR upon ihe Rroiind) lo etfednally routed 
 fheni, iliJt tiny rhoui;ht of nothing fo miiili as itiaKing 
 cvetv M.iii the bellot Ins way into the Wood*. 
 ,kfir All,! ilif iKxt th'iii; was (as foiii as they were rcon- 
 vei'd Irom ilie horrible Irighi) to lend an Aniballador in 
 hep, I'eaee, aii.l ndeem their Gnn-lhot Idol, win h Cap 
 taiiiiirti'/j w.ij free enough to grant, upon lonJiiioii ot 
 a Boatsladingot (Jorii. The Savages did not boi)i>li nt 
 thoti term', liit eoinply'd with them, and Luiight 
 Corn, Vcnirni, Wil.l bowl, wln.h they deliver'd with 
 Miiliek and Daniini^ into the barpani. 
 
 The Captain rcuirnd jiilf in liir.i to prevent the cxe- 
 I'lUionof a b.ile and l'.:aiiilaloiisProjii>, whu h was diat 
 of abaii.iuninp the Cnunrry, and niniiing away fiom all 
 their pieteiilions there. The I'lot'ers were pilt ready to 
 begone, and had gotten 11110 ihe I'innave loi ihit end, 
 but Cai tain Sii:i:li liied fj brskly at them wiili liisMuf- 
 kets and l''.tulion«, that he bron;;ht them to this Dili in- 
 iiia, either ro (ink 111 the Rner, or toitavj the laiiei if 
 wliic h they ihofc. tlio' llie action ^oll tome blood, and 
 Captain l\cii.lnll\oi\ his lite by it. 
 
 Not long after, the mean IpiritcdPrefidcnr, .niid Cap- 
 tain Aichc, had ti.rm'd Inch anoiher delign, and were 
 111 like in»nner battled by the fame eoinaneo.is I'erlon. Hut 
 iip> >,»if- the reftraims he laid then, under were nuickly taken oti, 
 "'j^''^'!"'" by an unhappy accidmt that happened to hinifelf ; and 
 ' ' befides tlie Wiiiieniow coniipi; on, the Rivers were lb 
 eovir'd with Swans, (>crfe, Diwks and Cranes, and fo 
 many forts of Game were ti be had in the Woods, iiat 
 the Mutineers, who fcafled tlicii Carkalfesro (r-isfadion 
 hire, began to lay afidc all thoughts of their ownCoun- 
 
 As for Captain Simiij\ misfortune, it was thus ; He 
 went out upon the Dil'overy of the Chkk\''i:»'i'ic River, 
 and haMiip g.ine as far as he r on'd go in his Barge, he 
 (jaitted that, and went on in a Canoe, having only two 
 or three Ji/;^',' //.■»«.'», and as many Savages, we.h him. 
 His Men tli.i' find with ihe Barge went (liimc of them) 
 alhore, eoirrary to his e;: pi el's Orders, and one of them 
 being fiiapt bv a I'arty of ,Sava;;es, they fi;re'd him to tell 
 where his Malter (.apraiii Sm.(/) was gone, and iiniiie- 
 diately they marih'd after him. to the number of three 
 hundred Men, under the co'iimand ot Optchmkc^mufh 
 the King of l'.i>n.iiiul{~. And tlio' 'twas his ill fortune to 
 be found out by them, anil i-mfequcntly alfaulted, yet 
 be red )!v'd to leil his Life as dear as was polFible, and 
 in purfuanoc of that refolut.on dealt his Uullets fo freely 
 ■fimoiigll them, that he kill'd three 111 a little time, and 
 made all the rett keep their dillaiiee. They follow'd 
 him ill the mean while with their Arrows, and the Cap- 
 tain wanting a Target to defend himlelf, tied one of 
 the Savages, tha: .amein the Canoe with him, on to his 
 Ann, and lo niadc u:e of him to guard his own Body 
 from their Arrows. In this m iiiiitr he cndeavouv'd to 
 make his reireat to the Canoe, bur keeping his Bye 
 more upon his F.neniies than upon his Way, he happen- 
 ed 10 llip iii'.o a fort of a Qjiagg, and as the Saiage and 
 be were now very i lofc together, he puli d him in along 
 wirli him, and there they both flood nptothe WaAe in 
 Mud and \^'atci . The others did not dare to eome near 
 hun till he had ti'.rowii away his Arms, whieh he did, 
 when he had ilaid fo long that he was almolt dead with 
 cold. So at lalt:, when they had compounded '.he nut- 
 ter, the Savages pull'd him out. and carried him to a 
 fire, where they rubb'd and ehaf d his benunim'd Limbs, 
 and recover d his vital Warmth that the cold Quagmire 
 had coniidcrably abated. His Men wore all kill'd. and. 
 he himfelf was going the lame way, being bound to a 
 Tree, and the Arrows of the Savages ready mounted up- 
 on the String to let flv at his Breafl : But in the very 
 interim the King forbad it bv a fign to the contrary, 
 which (igii was the Idling up a little Compafs-Uial 
 which the Captain had given him jull befjre. Lhc Sa- 
 vages wondrcd extremely at tlie playing about ot the 
 Needle m the Box ; and th? nioie, bccaule they cou'd 
 
 fee It moie through tlu Cilal's that covcr'd it, but toii'J 
 not come to tnueh u with tlicit fingers. But 'lis not lalic 
 tp cxptefj their admiration, when the Captain cxplaiii'il 
 fonicthing of the Uies of it to them, .mil launch d out 
 into a tort of Cnlmograplue^l I.cihire ; this Uifronrii; 
 knock 'd them all in the head, and they gap'd and ftar'd 
 like Men that had ConvuHions in their faeej. After hc 
 this they led him away with .ill the .Savage Triiunpli </'■ 
 imaginable to Vy>fix' ; the King marth'd in rhe niidille, 
 having the Muskets and Swords, taken in this action, 
 carried befare him as fo many honourable Trophei - of 
 his Viitnry. The Captain came next him, Unii', l.d 
 aloni" by three arcat 1 ubteis, and a i;u3rd of fl-wmeii 
 iJii earh hand ot him. When • hey hail br< ueht hun to 
 0"/.i.v, the Women and CluMren came tlaiing al out 
 h"m with as much er.nieltivfs is if he had been fume 
 Monttcr, which when ihey h.ui their tillctl, preparat onj 
 ivere made for a folemii Dance. 
 
 This was a fort of Thanklgiv iiig fot the great Viiilory 
 
 olrtain J by joo Men over j, and owing more to fortune 
 
 too than their own Courage ; f..r it' (Captain ,?)«ui !;.-..l 
 
 ii't Ihpt into the Bog, and fo lolt the uli Lviih ot hi^ 
 
 Ants and Legs, they ma ht e'en h.ive (i/ne honn again 
 
 as timply as they eame. The Men of War threw ihrni- 
 
 lelvcsiii'oa King, in the centre of whiJi IWJ the King 
 
 and Captain Smith with a Guard ; the others daii.'d 
 
 atom ihrm, making all the odd polliirts and liorrid 
 
 iioifes ima('in.able, thnr Clubs and Quivers d Air.ws 
 
 jhauginii at tlieir bauks, and ilie:r Bows in tin it lnrd< 
 
 I all the while. Mnt their Drefs was as rcmarka' W. too aj 
 
 'heir Poftures, for over their .Anns they had tiirowii 
 
 I boxes and Q'.tcrsSkins, upon their Heads tlie V''in,;s of 
 
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 ;. M I 
 
 Itvi^f fun. 
 pi.a.-, 
 
 of a Fowl extended to the full length, wiih pe.-ci o 
 
 topper, Shelb, and the Katiles of Siukes; th-.r K.iee' 
 
 land Shi.ulders were painted ud to make al! look the 
 
 I more agreeable. Wh- I'lty had findtied three t)an-esi:.r. ?»i 
 
 [they led him into al ..fe. md feiltcl him with i.of'''"'- 
 
 I worleMc.it ihangooJ ' -nif ., of whi.hthey give him 
 
 as niuih as he card for ever ilav ; ard not (inly then, 
 
 but m the Nipht t c alfo 'Id liiey follosv Inm with 
 
 ^tliis fort of ViCtua s This made the Captain bc'icvc 
 
 'they had a delign upon his Carkafs, and tatuM him up 
 
 only to eat hini at lalt : But he was comfott il b n-.i(la- 
 
 Ken, as the fei]uel pro. ' i ; for when he had Itai 1 awhde 
 
 here, they cirricd Inm to leveral of the neighbourinf; 
 
 Nations of the Savages to Ihew hmi, and fo at length to 
 
 I the Khig's Hit' ion at /' :« 1, „(;f . At this p!aee he had 
 
 I very eivil F.iitei .mmeiit, efpeciaby from the King's Bio- 
 
 ther : bur he obfcrv'd Iwh here, and at other pi ices, 
 
 ^that his Holts would never eat a bit with hun, nor iioiiii 
 
 iCd rhe company whatfoever, but hc always eat alone by 
 
 hiiiifelf ; the reafon of ir hc cou'd not know, and confi- 
 
 deringwhata parci 1 of Slovens they arc, he had nogreai 
 
 j reason to eare for tlieir company. 
 
 While he llaid atP-J"'-:'/.-./;-, he was witnefs to fonie 
 |ot their Ceremonies, which for their oddnels one may 
 call Conjurations bet tor what reafon they were pet- 
 jtoim'd jhall be faid ly end by. 
 
 I Early 111 the Morning a great fire was made in a h-ng gir.nRc 
 Room, and a Mar fprcad on eaeh lidc, on one of which Cuilon-; 
 ihe Captain was piac'd. The Guard being Rone out of 
 the Room, in eomis a huge v;rim Fellow, leaping and 
 I skipping, that a Man might well enough have miltaken 
 tor the Devil, he made fo dcvilifha ligiTc. dliir of hi? 
 Face ih.at could be fei 11, was as black as Coal cou'd 
 make it, but the grearell part was hidden, by a parcel 
 ot Snake and Weazcl-skins that hung down all about 
 his Head, Shoulders, Baik and Face, and were tied to- 
 gether Tail to Tail upon the iro\' ,1 of his Head, but 
 'jcfides all this, the pretty Image had a Coronet of Fea- 
 therstoo, and a Rattle in his Hand. ThevrKcaiiJ 
 pcttures, the pallions, were all futablc to the Drifs and 
 outward Figure, that is h.ellifti, frightful and abomi- 
 ii.ible. Shaking his Rattle he began his Invocation, and 
 tncoirpals'd the fire with a Click" of Meal. Upon this 
 there rulli'd into the Room thiec mote lucli Figures, 
 and a little while alter three more, winch all danc".l,an,l 
 Ihcw'd the fame Tricks and Pollures that the li'-rt hid 
 done. At lalt ihey all fit down right agaiolf the Cap- 
 tain, three ot one fije, atid ttiree of the other, and the 
 Ar.li-Devil in rhe middle, 'f lien beginnins wrii their 
 Rattles they Itrikl; up aSong, which ended, the chief of 
 them hid down live Wheat-corns, and draining himfelf 
 with fiich violenic that hc Iwi-U'd again, he mac'e a 
 Speech, at the conchilion ot which they all gave a groan, 
 and til. 11 laid down three grams more. To this imper- 
 tinent .idion fncceedfd another Song, and to the Song 
 an Oniion, laying down between whiles as many grains 
 as before, till ihcv had cuciiiied the tire twice with 
 them, .\il this done they took a bundle of Sticks, and 
 Sflff began 
 
 ' 1 
 
 ^% 
 
'i 
 
 
 
 
 832 
 
 /« j1( count oj the Southern Colony in V irginia. Lib V. 
 
 1 
 
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 vas, 
 
 r,< 
 
 t 
 
 'l' > 
 
 
 A 
 
 1 
 
 
 r • 
 
 h. 
 
 tjf I 
 
 
 r 
 
 . It 
 
 
 Iti>,ih tlu-ir Soiii>< iml Oratifii* again, a' ilic cn.l ot l■ve 
 ^v•lllc l;iMnpi!n>vn aSinkl'iiwi-cnthc Uiviiions nt ttii 
 O-rii J wlifn ll\(.' whcilf I'limll; was ixluiilli'il, th( <,c- 
 rtiitony was toniliuliJ ^l)r tlircc U.i^)i uiRcih't <l il 
 thoyrat Aliii rliis ridi'iil'iii"! ii\.innrr, aiul r.\ili>l ivi;\ 
 one of them nl! Nij.',hr, .111 1 Imvcl thr C.ipt.uii to Jn (n 
 too, liut .\\ Ninht tlicy I- It anil lUank fouiuily for't. 
 
 \.>w if tlv Rc-jilrrs I itiiidiy will lurt Ic fiiislici! 
 V'itliort kliwWifi:; tlic ilclipn .in. I love of .ill tliu, ,ituI W 
 '■(f^ks vli.u wa, a!l thi* bui'lc lor > \Ve .inlucr, It w.u to 
 ■'tirul out wlictlirr (",i|'t.iiii V") •! wasmlly iliciv I'liiiiiloi 
 lie, .VI, I wliiilut Ic ili.l i!Oi ili-(ii',ti them futu- 11 i' hii'f 
 hot ■,.(< flicycxpomi It'll thiNMUiv the C'lnU 'it Mill 
 fij:ii;li(.l llicir (.V'lintiv, iln' l.:ri.lo of >tiiVs C';ii;.iili 
 .V»/)/'' \ tinititry, .in>l tllC two ( !irt les nt Coin tin' Sea- 
 (■o;;n l< I'liwixi tluiii j athi fi fiiim iliiiia', '.y .1 very 
 M.r.ur.il Method, ilicy fonml out wlicthn- .iny cmI w.i» 
 liki to ciiu- iVom ilii- fo'.ititty of J>ii' k^ tiito ili-i' ol 
 iMi'il. 'lie rc.ifiiii IS \(Ty iK'.ir, aiiJ iM.illly iii.ulco.it 
 I>) V m. V (.'.'/'. 2. of ///...I > /) .-■' ', a! Milt luitiiig iln 
 //.•.• . /'n.,' Curves at rii^ht Aiij!lc<. 
 
 Tlicfc Wnpk luliiNC tla I'.irih to k- r.miiil ami Hat 
 likf a'lii.rn.hir, ami their Cruntry tol>c the vir\ iiiuMIc 
 f,M of rJl, Haviiip alfo (<\n the prea: tJds, .iml many 
 It'.ar.i.cl iledsi.f (iim.p.wJei, ilu-y got a littli iiiinmi- 
 t; of ir t ^Ketiier, wliuli tliey kq't \e!y i.irL-tiiliy. in- 
 iin.Iji); to frw it tin- next S|'rirj',, in cxpn'tition of a 
 Crop if tli. Ijiii", lli.-y l.a.l .1 imi;hty ^Icfiic to have 
 i'l I'l; of (hat taic Ciift' jMi.wir.;; aiiioriRlt tluiii ; [ articii- 
 l..ij'vilir\ li.iil i iiiiKilitv tiW'ce the Siiili i.ii'i, wh.ih 
 thrv t.iih K\l Wire rninhty pr.i^y things. Twas pity 
 !•• ! •Uk-\ ha. I ha.l 1 I'lantatioti of Gun rrw.lor : they 
 I'lcu'w. h.ivr f wM onrl'ielil with that, anil anoilur with 
 M i-k''t ar.l I'lrtol'., ind feen whicli woiul have been 
 ii|H lirfl , full 3 HaiveH as ihat oiu e in two Years, 
 "r.'.;Ll have ir.jilr thrm a horru! plague to all the Coiin- 
 ■.r\ nunil ,il o.u tlu'in. 
 Hit C!.ipt.iiii Stiiii/' hail 11"! yi't nm through the worfi 
 
 and Aii,.wii, arid dul all Offiiti like- theuutielt < f hit 
 Stihitfclts , and he irar.ii.il.lv i.ieluuu), 1I1.41 (iiic he dij 
 thus, Captain Vi'i/>/, wholiad no Mijclty tip puteii 1 10, 
 iiunlit have hoen hnnipht i.p to tlii> (.mie 
 
 ."K (ow days aliu this I)i i\i rime. f'uiv'.iM» iinile rtiiTar,» 
 ihel ai'taiii lo litDiiglu !■ 1 j^riu I |i ule in tlir NVun'", '■'""• J 
 and there let upon a Mat l'> 'he lire, and Itlt.ilore; 
 wliuh iDiiKI lie no pre.n iiiaU'Tol'ierioi in hiiii that h.id 
 lien all ihrfe ileviliili Kites pirfoiiu'd .it I'l^niin i^. 
 V^'heri he hid (t.inlihire f.inie lime m i jpiiialioii, he 
 liennl .i nuiU fiinhifnl iiniie, ,Tiid pr fei^tly in eoiiiiw 
 I'.'in .If III moll lioriil'K dil'pr.s'il, and ;. inoie wnh 
 hnii. lie I'aire lip to ilu ( api iin, and H''d h:ni th.ir 
 now 1 hey were ma Ir perliok I'liends tu'eiher, ami all 
 irriidgo wrri; uiiinv'd ( that u. tellify the tiiiili ol 'hi 
 l-rieii,||!|ip (in hi- pair, he wouM give him his liheia 
 liiimeiliately, and (end him I aik fi ;;,iii,p(- f, iv«, deliunf; 
 only in reii ital a Cirind flime, and a i.duple •( ("mns. 
 So iheCai'tain ir'.unid wnli a Sasapc f oiai.l. whom he''"'-"' 
 entirtajn'i! at ■ wrj.-Hix, and irllcui ■ f a (.nndltnrn. "'"'" 
 iliew'dihein a .Mi'l-none, wfiih they ivere li nlihle rluv 
 'Oiild not earrv to ilinr Mailer, and fo inltcad ii .i 
 e.iiiple of ordiMar\ (miiis, he lliew il ihcin two Deim- 
 ciilvcniis, will h the Sa^.iiies I'l.iiiK! Ikiwife im hcai y 
 for thiir Ihoi'l.lers. Hi'! li.-lidi >. they .tid iiu;i3ri t. 
 inodille with tliMii. lor tliiCi| tain liji.ling tlitni iviii 
 .Stones, dill liaigM iheni Hi'ainll a great Trie' tl,r Louglis 
 ot whiih thry frouglit ilowii with fmli a liotriMe noile 
 and tiiry, that the i\:rn wete half iKa.l with tear, and 
 Were ycrv well plca'^'d 10 he Jiari;'d (.riy wi'h ,a few n. ,•'•■*„ 1,, 
 Toys for their Mailer, 111 the room < f the oiher thines <^'" •■"tini 
 
 L\\X\ 
 
 withi' 
 
 !■ l.J. 
 
 TH-CT- 
 »a)n"t iittp- 
 lioiT, 
 
 Hi. liingtr- 
 ..■,.li.i:.f br 
 fr.r litn..'. 
 O.ugr- 
 
 I i' 
 
 of Ilis danj-en, I't they earnt I him away it lad to (f V- 
 r:tv»,- tn\'>, I.-, appear lut'ore I'j'.rh.triii the gie.il IVincc 
 'f the Country. When he eame to make hii J'lr.iaiice 
 le w.i,. Had, till P.'Tr/vt.Mi; and his Atti'iidants had j'lii 
 ihenlelvK inr > their hell Drrlfe.s and Poltine.s ; all 
 whii h 'iitir he was the Ohjei;} of the very great Wonder 
 ot' the yazin'.; Croud withoiit .Inors. 
 
 I' rti::tr.>i tiinilcjf was fei by aFire-lide on a Seat like 
 afieddeaJ, and ^.ivcr'd with a Rohe of Skins, the tail:, 
 ot w!i eh hint; iloivn in light very plcalantly. On eai.h 
 hand of him fat a yonnR Girl of 1^ 01 18 Years old, as 
 on e.Tih lid'" the Kooiii was a utw of Men, and lehind 
 thcin aiKthii of Vomcn ; and all, both Men anJ \Vo- 
 iiu'ti. painted red, uith feathers or fome Spoilsor other 
 of Birds* abciir rhcirHeads, and Chains of Beads about 
 'licir .Xetks. Tlits was the pomp the Savage AllLniMy 
 appear ,1 in at tins time, and this was the .Sj-iendoiir that 
 ihcy had made lb nukh preparation to equip themlehci 
 lat.-i. 
 
 At tlic Captain's lauraiuc they all gave a great n.oiit, 
 ani svuhout any other Ceremony watrr was piifmtly 
 bioiigli: him to walli h:s hands, and a luin.li ul leathers 
 fo wipe them ; and then the bell Meats King /'cu'AaM'.'s 
 Pantrv ctiu.l affiiil w'ore (erv'd in, and the Captain eat 
 hearti.'v. .After this ihey confulted together awhile, the 
 ifTic f'f sv'it, h was, that tisj great Stones were brought 
 in and laid .uiIk King- fivt, and as many of theSav.i. 
 ges as coiili! lay hold of the C.ipuin dragg'd him thither, 
 .Mid tore:ng linn to lay down his He.'ul up.n the Stones, 
 (tood rcad\ vsiih iheir Clubs to bcai out Ins Brains. But 
 the King's brinved U.uiglitcr I'. ..1/ t.r.r.i having eonceiv'd 
 J iifi'c.'V t'l.r tlir Chaplain, diverted the Kxerution for a 
 momcnr, iiiJ humbly emrealed her Tather to fpare his 
 Lite: V\hi.h jcipicll, whe:i Ihc found him no ways 
 "t all in.iiiiablr to i^iaiit, but fecmingly fix'd in his rc- 
 l"hirion to fa. Titi.e him, llie lU'pt of a fndden towards 
 thi' Caj>!ain, and goi bis Head inro her Anns, dcclarwig 
 by thn a'.'!i"ii, tlint either his I ife Ihoii'd be favM, or 
 hers i.-.|i together with Ins In (l.ort, the arms of rhii 
 I.aJv sv.u fo good a Pnucc'Vinn to the Cliptain that he 
 f.ot I.iUlte by it ; and I'-.r'i^un feeing h;s Uanghier .as 
 iiuith b.nr the .-me way as Ik- "\isthe other, was at lall 
 lOntcnte.l he tni u',! live, and live to make litth- 'I'oys 
 and Raul I -s for his Uaii,;htor, who had now a Title to 
 li.jn, and ha-1 pur:hai',l Ins Service forever. But the 
 b iliiicfs IS, how did the King cnme to know, or what 
 made him think, that Captain y»n.'.-/-' had been us'd to 
 any Haiidytral'i Trade, and was rapabic of doing any 
 of tliat f ,rr of Wmk ? Why he ludged of the Captain 
 by himU'lf, nn.l b 'liev'J hiin to be fmh another J/i.i; "j 
 I- a 'i-.-.il.-s as he was. 
 Pii^thr.".!! made his own Robts, Shoes, Pots, Rows 
 
 that he deman.led. The Captain's .i.niUid in this was 
 not anyway blame- worrhy, lor twasnoi politi k 10 put 
 rire-armi it.to the hands of the Savages , and if he had 
 never a (nind-ltone to frare, ihe bilk svav was ro Ihcw 
 iheni a Mill-llone indead un't 
 
 Wc can't fay whrilui the Comp.iny was glad to fee 
 Capiaiti iniir/' return from his Captivity iitTungd the 
 Sa\agcs (r no -, but this is nrraui, that he wa'. \\ m\ to 
 some lull at tune that he did, fir l.e bmke the Neck of 
 another frop-Cl of deferting the Fort and 'J own, and 
 running aw ay to l-.yii^i.in.l. 
 
 Quii kb alt'-r his return came Captain \.-nif rr^ \\n\\ ^ , , |,,^ , 
 rrcdi Suj-pliev t'rom Kn^JmJ, whirli put them all in pood .liil..iu,-' 
 heart at>,ain: 'J he Sai'agcs alio, who had been wonder- "J I*' ' 
 riillv pr as'd with C3[.taiii.S"»Hi'r/'sConvei-fa[ion amonglt '"' 
 them, bi ought 111 (!oie of I'rosilionS; pirt (t uhiih 
 were I'lefenfs liom l'.iv/-,«.r>MO hiin, and part to be 
 (old at the rares he Ihould determine. 
 
 Thus there began a very i',i.iod Cimimerrc wiih thefe rmlt ■■ rti 
 I euple, but ihe lil-natnr'd I'relidenr ami Conned fnoil d ""' '='"'■'.:• 
 It; for they envying Captain ?»;.f/Vs great Interell and S"";> ''" 
 Kepiiration amonglt the .Savages, and to nolfef^ them ' 
 with a noti'jii of their own Authority and (Jreatnels 
 wou'd give fiur runes as much for Commoditii's as he 
 h^id agreed with them for, and fo lai lifie'd the Common 
 Good of the Plantation to their own ambition and bafc 
 humour. 
 
 The Se.imen alfo, that came with Captain Xmfort, 
 beinji allowd to trade at Ple.ifurc with rhe S.avages, 
 wou'd, according to iheir extravagant wa\s, 'whenever 
 they come alhore) part with their C.'oirmodities upon fo 
 ealie terms, and give fo much for fo litile, that b'. de- 
 grees, a thing which migh': base been had at firlt for 
 an Ounce of Copper, cou'il not be pur.'has'd under a 
 round ; and lo proportionably of other tilings ilut 
 went in Barter. But this liberality (or foolilli extrava-.Ca[-t..s-w/, 
 gancy rather) of Captain .Vir/v-'f's Men, wrought m ""J Capuin 
 I'KKimm fuch an Opinion of the Malters greatnefs lolZ^u. 
 that he defircd to fee him ; fo he and Captain Sm.th, 
 with a good Guard, went to ll'fowccm-.c, where the 
 Savage King cntertain'd them with all the ple.ifures and 
 the good things his Court and Town were capable of 
 yielding. As much a Savage as he was, he had Pndc 
 and Majefly in him ; and tho' he was his .iwii Taylor 
 and .Shoemaker, yet he cou'd put on the King vshen hi; 
 plcas'd, aii'-l when 'twai tit fur liini to appear lij to others. 
 Our liii^lijh found it fo at this time, no: only in his j.„c»„,.„ , 
 putting his wil.l Court into the bed polUire ft r their re- s jic jn.t 
 ception, but alfo his Icorning to trade .-ind barter with '''"^'' 
 rhcm for fuch little trifling matters as ilu- coir.mcn Peo- 
 ple did. ' Captain K. ay .f, (lays he aJdredlng liimf.-lf 
 ' to him) it is not futablc to my Greatnefs to drive a 
 ' Trade for trirtcsin this Pedling manner, I cdccm you 
 ' as a great Pnncc.ihereforc lay me down all vour Com 
 ' modiries together, wim I like I v^ ill take, and in re- 
 ' compeucc Ml give you what I think Iutii'm their value. 
 In Ihort, I'omh.it.vi fct I'uch C3trrav.ig.int prices ;i;on his 
 Commodities, rhat they cou'.l come to no tJtms with 
 him ai all, till a parcel oi blue Beads cimim'd him, and 
 
 he 
 
 H iTIll V.-llI 
 
 Ll< It IK u! 
 l!-i Siv-s 1. 
 
 tjjH ,tm/rl' 
 C'^iic-'tk tllc'l 
 
 iub.iiiaiaii. 
 
 i\\^.\^miti. 
 j;";-ii)tii ta 
 Jil.v.-il. 
 
;l. 
 
 Lib V. 
 
 I. '.I 11 i.irii'lJ (f hit 
 
 ''. titM iiii'c III' jta 
 
 i'.it\ til I'lctriil to, 
 
 IM 
 
 . I'„\rl.i't>i iinili rtiiijf^ 
 
 • ill- 111 ll.r \V'oc.'>i.':>i"'» ) 
 .lil'l Itll .iloPf J 
 
 •" '<> llllll lli.U ll.l.l 
 II' Ml il lit I'l^ii. in( <;, 
 
 I'' Upiii.ilu'li, lir 
 
 Pi dully in idiniH 
 .111 I :. iiioic with 
 iiiul ii'!il hiiii ih.ii 
 U iMi-ctlur, ,111.1 ^ill 
 I'y ilic tiiiih (it '111 
 vc U.m Ins lil-ni\ 
 i».n-i:t\:,, ,lili,in>! 
 I'lipir if Cptv,. 
 
 f 'Ill.U.I. will Ml lie 'J" -V. 
 
 .'t adrinJ.ltnri, '"""" 
 
 >■■ rn- Imlilllc tl\y 
 tint In ihltruj , i .( 
 I I Ik IP iwn Di iiu- 
 
 kl VVlli; till hf n y 
 
 )■ 'iki no: ,aii f 1 
 
 01 !iiig iliini urii 
 
 '"'■ ■ tl,r(,oi,};)i^ 
 
 1 .1 ImrriMc node 
 
 ivl wirh (c.ir, ami 
 
 ('Illy Witll ,1 fcWH. ir*,,!,, 
 
 't the oihci ihinjjsfi" •"•I'u 
 'luiiid in till;; was *"' '■ 
 not I'oliti k in (Hit. 
 :<•« , .iiul It' lit h.ul 
 «.i> w,is to llicw 
 
 ly w.is pl-1,1 to fic 
 
 :ivity .iiTU'iiiilt rill- 
 I3t he w;is j; .1,1 tn 
 irnkr Uk- Neck nt' 
 t and '1 own, aiiJ 
 
 nil \.-nif <t, uitli^,l,„ , 
 t ihcm nil in gooj .lic^wi.-i 
 h.id bfcn wonjcr- "'' l*> ' 
 vnfation aniongU '"' 
 ; I'Tt ( t uliiih 
 aiiJ pan to l>c 
 
 tnorcc with thcfc fn.lf • ,:,h 
 III Ciiiiniil Ipoil il "■ ■ "ii'i.:!. 
 
 ;rrat Ini.Tdlai.aS''''''" 
 
 (o polkTs thiin 
 f aiij <;ri-atin;l<, 
 iiiiiiioilitlcs as he 
 il 1 the Cumiiion 
 mbitioti and bale 
 
 Ca(-r.iiii \cnfort, 
 ■iih the S.ivagcs, 
 Wi\>, (nhcni-VLT 
 moditii.'; upon fo 
 itilc, that 1)', i)t- 
 n had at fitll for 
 ar.'has'd under a 
 rhiT things tjuc 
 
 loolilti i'xtrava-.c.ipt.,fw,(. 
 en, wrought in ""' Capuin 
 afters yreatnd-s.'^'TC.f,;. 
 1 Captain Sm.'th, 
 I'U', where the 
 111- plci'urcs aiul 
 n-i'ic capable ut' 
 II, he had Fndi; 
 his I vwii Taylor 
 c King when hi; 
 X'ar I'd to others. 
 
 no: only in his ;,,„,„„, 
 lire f..r thtii re- s j.t .in.t 
 and !>aner with '''"^'' 
 ■ coir.nicn I'eo- 
 Jdreniiighiaif.lf 
 ncr<; to drive a 
 r, I cllccm you 
 nail your Coni- 
 ake, and in rc- 
 itiiiy thcit value. 
 
 prices iijon h's 
 
 10 no !:,.'ni;s witlj 
 
 iiatin'd Inni, and 
 
 he 
 
 hip- KXI i 1. /fn Aconnt of the Southern Colony in V irginia. 
 
 83J 
 
 Ilk- 
 
 wjilll 
 
 Ml; 
 
 he intent to give (Wo or tliriT hundred Blilhclsnt' Corn «i Fncinie*, .itrj ivraried them v/iili Amhiifeadr* and 
 tut .1 I'oiin I or iwi; 111 ilititi. 
 
 I'lle Kliii; 111' 1'.ii;m«»<(;iIKi wai hcwitJt'd wiltl 4 pal 
 
 
 "tllti Ire.nhiiiuj aBaiii, in ihIk-v p!a,riiliey were kind 
 Mid did heir bell (1) obtain die nood will 
 
 Q Jill I V 
 
 y.lf" 4WI. 
 
 C.1' !iiK ot 
 l^( Sav.ij{. I. 
 
 , , and Iricndly, 
 
 linn fill the iliiiu'trilKj, and allow'd the faiiiegiioJ raies 'H' ihe /•;«:; ,'i//i. Hm ijipy wrre cliciluallv consint'd, by Tttnl, , .,i 
 for iheinilial I'dhi/mm/i h.ul dune. an aaidciit that happcnd, that I'ovi'.ti m \v:i.. liicir Moi- '"••••''•■• 
 
 <iiin.kly atier llielt ntiirii there liappen'd a Rtiexotis Ul enemy, whileier fur ihcwsofilioifinirary lie nude ;J"[^""j ,_, 
 I lie 111 7,ii«f I' IVmi', wliiihilida gre.u de.il ul daiiiii;i 'or a refi.iiii .Vm'nif ade of S.tva){e» luiij" Jnit to ilic ,47!^ /,„', 
 ill I'lniiing their ralliLidoei, Slorc-houlet, the Chuuli, rout, when ihey . ,ime to parley, nude .1 Conlellioii ih i'. 
 htlidn pinaie lliiiifei. ''".i' '?';/< had nrder'd iliein to lie lliiie, and he uai en 
 
 Captain '. twyim; biini^ juiie I'l.k with Ins .Sliip hi 'inira;('il by the Mjlccontents at j.wi i-l..r'.. A hnc 
 /■■"•;/.(«,/, ihen lanie 111 ,iii.iilier Kemiit ot Men iikI I'm- l'ro)eet, (m t.' fj^lhiuru in I'ei Savagci at work to tilt the 
 »iliiiin I' r the I'Uiiiaiioin i ,1 Slii|i iliat In niii Inmi / ' - tliriut.it' i:i,j(li/i mm ' The tapfain iM-row'y tC ac'ii 
 /•'I / Willi (.,i|ii.iiii .Niiiyi, f, but had letn lull il liymii wnli hi, Life tliij [ixncditioit, he wa* giveuovi-r t'lf » 
 tr.ity Wind, 1,1 tike up fur Ioiik time in oilwia I'aru ot dead Mm, and lin Miimihj' pl,i,e pri vjdel. "Fnas nut Vi I'.r.n. 
 tlw IJ'j:-l;.lin. the .Sav.iges tli.iT lirmighi li 111 mio tliisi s-reiii.ty, het a'"''" 
 
 i!y the 1 ire aiul diliiMut alfo of Captain Smith, and unain I'llli svlii. Ii had .« Stiiiij of lun nv three in In.) 
 Mr, iiij. ,,i- , (,in liiiiiiit and iinderdandiiu; lientliiiiaii ling : They l.iy nw.u like a Ihornbuk, b t ll.ld a loi:- 
 tli It raniealonn Willi Capiaiii \i', iiM, and' w.is admit- .i^i'r tail, and .1 weapon 111 the end of it ,is Iniij; as w.i 
 ted one ol the CoiiimI lure) die Hnilduigs botii piiblKK laid, wlmli went iiiin the Captain's llelli v.ry'ii ar .-iii 
 and pri\,i;i' -.Vere repiit'd, the Tuwii (iii into ,i good Huh and lull. The ilkel wi« .1 violent Iwelliiifi, and 
 pnlliire a lain. the biehU ilels'd, and iliel'oin (i)u'd ; a tnrmentinx pain, wliii hfuipiinns wer^-nutwiililt.uidiiig 
 all will, Il iiiiiincfs las lupUOte.l h) the l.izy I lelideni. ^any'd ntf'liv goml .i[ipli atii.ns of ihefjlnriirgeon, and 
 and his as llii.nlifiil Man.icer^. But mnv ilieie happen'd all in.ule well again. 1 his l-illi was good tn c.r, for the 
 111 imluiky ,!ill,reiiie Intween the Sav.iges iiiid '.hem, li k Man lliat w.u f' like in di' 111 tie M'Jiiiing, waj 
 which was an iniindiiolioii to the after di'uKleii and la- able 10 make ,1 Supper of it In the liuiiiiij^. 
 iaiiiiiiis of ihel'laiitatinii. At tlii.ir uturn they loiuul iheeomi any nj-m s-TuriifteM nt 
 
 I, I'un.itm had preleii'ed C.iptaiii .Vii-;.ii/ with a par "1 .111 uproar agiiiill the riefident, aii,l te.idy to IXpofc"'!'"'-'- 
 telof 'I '.irkeys ; to reip'ite wIikIi kindmls, the Clapi.iiii h.in ; In, iiiilitiiels fot liiilinefs, and cfi'e ia'ly liis riotous 
 uiy indil,reet:y ni.ideliiina I'ufeiii nl .SsvnuU, nuiiii'er, inam.ei 1 I' hving, (when then Stnir-, were low, ml all 
 hir niiiiiliet with the Turkess. The .S.i\.ii;e expecting the r,ll niuil p.nili that his exttavai'.int iippelin.- iiiipl.f 
 to have ilways the I iiiie ,idvaiuai5ii)iis reiiirn.s Iiu Ins' '"' glutted pinvi.k'd them to t.ike ili.fe violin' eouili 
 Fowl, felt Cijituin .Sm,,-/i 111, h .iiioilur Token, '.ifiei alter a ^luu deal of tame foil earanie. Tl.ed.ir like- 
 iVm-,-1.,/ Was i^niie ba' k to /.":;;'.i»..V; wliuli lu teeeiv'd, Wile ot the (.'oiiipjiiy was, thai l^aptiiii 'o«,'/- woii'.l 
 1 'III lent l-.iek no, Swords, to ilie very gii.it itifici 'iiiit- 'ake the I'relideii. v at halt the A-.'in inliratioii ot n.: 
 nieiuof I'mi; '/41/, aiul laililli-or hi-ilmlir and indiii- up'iii liiinlelf, whi. Ii h-e dil and iiiak.i." Iioml' .N'r 'i -i- 
 I'aiioii. llel'.iw ihi Swords liid not lOiiie, Imi hi- was' '''-•' his .Sii!'d.;i,te in tl.it .Mlaii, he v..:i'. om 1 I' ici d ''•. t i-"i'i 
 leii Iv'dtot'euh then. ; aiuliheretore lull of .ill, tried 10 "i>"; 'o purine lii^ Uif oviiy. Pnit the nfult 'd I nh -• -' ' 
 biiiiii tlieiii by iri, ks aiul injliies, .if.eiivaids he pii reed- i 'hi le atteii.p'i i-ni t-Jgethct, aiiiniinis to ijo iiioii ilian 
 ed 10 o| en lor. e and iiilolenee, loiinng iip to the very 'he dikovery 01 a li v/ Nation', ol Sasa'tes, and loin" 
 Wall.i, Kning .-'indinfiadoes for the Woikn.en, and fiir-i '^ivir,, tie.' Naiiu.s ui enlii r if whi li Wn.i'd be oi le; 
 ( riziiig iheni in ilieir hulinefs, with iii;iny more aHron's gf'' 't Servi e to the Header, _ liiu'e then '.s 11. thinn i.f iin- 
 I'l the like nature. The i'relid.ni and Couim' law .ill poitaiiie re'..iiiir; 10 1 rhii 1 f iheni ; aiil el'po,-i;illy toO, 
 (Ins, bill woiid 11'/: meddle to riglit theiidelves, .and ''ii.e w-ha; is nuieiial upon either of ilivfe heads, ll.all hi; 
 
 brmigli: into our (ii m ral .-NiCoui.t of /' -j.i'i...i, whi-.|i 
 w.ll beadded in Its dm- plai e. Only this iiuy h, faul, 
 cliu ihey had the f.mie forinne ammi'dl tin. Sa\,i;;c< 
 now aMii the firmer Fviieilitif n, 1, me of them lieinn 
 holi'i-.ible, oiliet) as fn I of trea.:hc:y. 
 
 eiirb tluTe inloleiir I'L-ople, but let tli.iii run on in a trade 
 ol doing iiiifehicf, pieiending the Or.Lrs Horn /.>-;',i/;,i 
 were very Ih-ief in this Matter, and I'eniely |irolubited 
 nig jnv llnng t.v atl'iont and pvowAe ilii Natives. 
 
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 S.mUi- But C;a|i.iiii.V"i/; imdcrllond tlieOrdeis afut another veij trieiuily an.l 
 : Il itaii niunner, and ihcretoreoncDay, when theSiv.aues eamc - *'"■' ri'ady 10 alfuili tlmn upon all opport niitits of i' _ 
 lip and ab.,1, d loii-.e of Ins Mui, he Ml ni'On ihein to, ''ig it with advaiita(;e, 
 
 right-,, 1111,1 thralhdtheiii h,ni lloiiiiy ; and taking tome ; , ^-aptaiii Swif/' at his return upon the b.lidion of t!i? 
 ot rliein riif/ier.<, he drove ilie lelt lioi'ie well .iidgeil d, j ^-■"'''"-'') and llu unaninioiis ivip'elf if the while ,S'.- 
 lo ul! then Kitig how they had been uuert.un'd. This '^'^''Vi receiv'd the I.eiiers Patents, and aCtiiiilly emcr'd 
 bioiight no lets than an .Arim ol'theiii up to 7(tm('i- Ciin'w, 
 where they threaten'd terrible things, if then -Prifjiiers 
 were not I'leleiitly dehver'd to them, lint the Capiani, 
 10 try till 11 Mettle, with a fiii.ill t'oiee went out and at- 
 i.ii k d ilieni, and ivlIhi d ilieiii ill a very liiile while to a 
 t'lndiiioii ol begjting I'e.He, iiid receiving it upon Ins 
 own terms. r.Aaiiiin;iin hisl'ulaiiers too, ihey ^niifelsd 
 
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 upon the rreliaeriithip. Q.iiieklv ,ifrr this, Captiiin 
 .Neiw/'i' ; arriv'd fit.ni i'.iigl.Vu! w.tli t"ie!l. Supplies cid 
 with I'refents for /'nv. r.'.ir, wliieli Piiii ■ they llin';,.,ht 
 to oblige the more by fending fir h'ni to '. ki.-.-T iV.'i, 
 where they intended 10 entettain liiin v. rlifnme pomp, 
 and were wahiig to'i to let hint lee |ii;),ething of ihe 
 '«;;/{/'.- (jrandeiir ;iii I .Magnitiieiiee. The 11 vv I'le'idenr 
 tli.lt I'lit.itf.iilud 1'..-: iheiu ai work in git then W'ea-' *^';" ihoiight 'hi IiulII I'erlbn to undert.lke ilie dilivery 
 polls from them, and iheii eiii iluir Tlinut, ; wah .»;] i "i this Mellage to l'<.\!\:/.u:, and he very widing!y ac- 
 iht- I'.trtiiiil.irs and ciii uiiilUiiiesiif ihe Pint. I eepted ol th-.Oir;>e, and went will four I'erl'ons only 
 
 As for('iiv-/'.i/,i;/ hinifelf. Ins eoiirage was fo I'ai lould, ''i his coiiipaii . When they came to :i:- crv e tiw: 
 that he (mt his de.ir /' al-uir.: (as tlie littelt I'erlon he 
 
 enu'dpitih iipnii U) mediate Willi (Japiain Vi,.,i-/ ) to ex- 
 eiife the iii|inies iliai had been done, to delirc his Mens 
 liberty, and in alliire ilie ;.i,;;/./|iof Ins blend.Viii. The 
 C'apt;iiii, who ow'd his I itc to ihis Savage Lady, was to 
 vraietiil .m,! .. iiiplaiLint as to difeharge the I'lilonersat 
 tier 111)11111 ; but it was not befi-e l-.e h.id both given 
 ihiiii dull a e-rriedlion as might make tlieiii lake eaie 
 how thev f, II inio Ins hurls ag.uii upon ilie like Oe.a- 
 lion, and at'Leiw.ii.K i-s'd them lb well, ili.ii they might 
 know ilii\ had to ill) with a Perlon that cou"d be verv 
 kind and uvil. 
 
 I'lic Cunrivd wim'd fain have piik'-l a hole in tlie 
 t'apt.iiiis Coat, upon the (tore of this bicach with the 
 Siv.iges, bill there w.js no rnoiii for't ; for he had lln-d 
 III' lUood, b It done tiie I'.antaiion very good Service 111 
 iui|'luni:ng tb.e Savages a lit'le, who ei'.c wou'd have 
 been very troulilelonie. And 'tis certain this made their 
 llaiid lo iiuieh 111 awe, that the very Name of Captain 
 Si/u'rl) w.is ilmod enough to t'right them. 
 
 When this S.-juabble was over. Captain Smit!- was 
 fent out by the Prelidcnt and Council to dil'cover ilie 
 Couii'ty ot M.ii.ico bevoiid tlie l-'alls, which Uelignhe 
 Went upon in a little llitge, and w-ith no more than ten 
 or twelve Men; The Difcoverics made vveie very in- 
 CQiilideuMe, the Savagci in many places treated tluin 
 
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 I'l iv/.j/.-'i was i.ot there, but about iinne thirty Miles off, ''•" '"'•"■• 
 and in the mean while the Captain h.id thii ..niucal Kn- 
 tert.iinment from fume if his Wiinui. lie and his 
 Company were wi'hoiit the Town in a fair b.e!d, luit by 
 i the lide of a Wood, ivlv:;retliev were lit'.iiii; upon Mats 
 by a fire, and .1 gteai many cf the Inhabttaiits, both 
 Men, W'oiiuii and Childi.-ii, were a' o .t iheiii, a-- they 
 always f,aiher about Strangers. While the) w---re in this 
 polliiri, they heard a mort difmal ll,rieking .luUn.wl 
 tug intlie Woo.l, fucli a iio-fe, il ,it the Capi.tiiibilievd 
 |nole!sihaii l\wi<.ir.i'i, with his whole .-Xtiny, w-as come 
 j to furpnzc them, an.l thiefore he an.l his Men accor- 
 
 •lingly Hood to their Anus. 'Ihe Pen; le liowe-. ei- allnv'i 
 him there was no d.anger, and deltred him i.o- to diltiirb 
 hinifelf, iin.l by that time they had done this, the cue 
 inies ritlli'd out of the Wi od and Ihc.v'd theinfelvcs. 
 They were a T'roop of yming Wnnicii, about t; .. iiinum- A . 
 ber, a. naked as cverthey were born (only a fewgieen '"'' 
 leaves before, and iheir Skins painted, fe'ite red, lomc 
 bbick, fiir.e gteen, feme blue ; in a wmd, there were 
 tiirls of ail loloiir.s. One had a Q.uiver of .-Xrruws at 
 her back, .mother a Bow and .-Xriovvs in her hand, a 
 third a Club, a fourth a Sword j and, in Ihirr, evciv 
 if.e fonie weapon, or lomc device or other. But then 
 H'-ad-attirc wasilie molt charmingly fi"c .iiul pretty, for 
 each of them had a large pair of Stai>^sli'jrit5 planted 
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 Upon li<r '''"••'"•■■*''' '" '•'•" l^'" «v« ./ (i-i" «n.l /» •"' 
 111 DHL' l-cii 111. 'Ihi-y nMilf iii'Mt t. .trftil frit* J« tli'> 
 rami' <i If lu'in iii\iiii_( till I'tciH, ,iihI iiilUa.l uI riiiiniiiy, 
 111 [•ulti thi' (.iir'.iiii iiiul lin Mi'ii with livid- liiiriii 'li>^ 
 hut R.if, tlicv All I'lyiiM lun.!» 4>kI . aH tluiniclvi* mt" ' 
 RiiiH, ,11)1 1 loll .■! iliii inn al'i"' iImh, liciii};iliiiiii' '^i 
 thvir own Muli-uiviiill tlif »vlul . 
 
 riiii villi S.rm' >.iiuimii\ltur iiMr ,»n liniir, aii.ltln'ii 
 tlu-y ii'l I uttlM .iw,i) iip,:»in into ihr Woiiil, wliiio III 
 \^nfi I'lit ilui i'lvi-'. inio .1 liaiulfivr.T podnrc, il'iv 
 v,liiu .111.1 iiuili ( • iptilin S.iiifl' * (oliiiui liivit.itiiin t'l I" 
 iiiulKi iliiii l'.l(;in;r llid. aiu.l ot iliciiviliiy, ;iii«l' 
 tollinxu',! iluni iiiiii»luHnii(i>, I ill In- >vaMio I oiut I'dl 
 v.iilmi l>iiii>. I'lit il.v all ..iiiii- .I'liuliiin .111.1 I'tilliii; 
 iIm'H liiiii III 1' . Ii .1 111,111111 r, ili.ir .« Mm iit'lil» .iiiiiJ)'i' 
 iliin till' C'.i;'t.iin won,! li.uilirn ali.ii.l ■! .i l<a(Hv 
 . Oil' lirii); :il'Oii' lil-Ni k, ami :iioilur . aiiRJi'. ImM'ii 
 hiH Aiiii«, an.l iji.riul nil', /'■'•' • « ■ >'"■ ' !)■•'■'' ■"•■ 
 I ; • /■/ Sn lliA' HO I'D.U I'^'i'.l I"' .Ulfttci.l hrit, lnvaiifi 
 I viiv bu>!v l|- U' .it ihc laiiit tiiiif, .ml 'uv .» i witilir 
 il tluy \Micall wiilh liiMip. Hire was a M.iiilianllN 
 ltd. id, ihi.wa^ i very uiir.lu.il Mall. Iij ivvotiMtif 
 wciiviiiiii'iily Uv ij i'rcato.l>l\ 1 m I'li'^ t" '"" ***"■ 
 :i \iry liau! ..ifc iii.It. .1. 
 
 II. w iliL coinliJi iMi.lc.l wc lan't Tay, l>iit wv fuppok, 
 ilii' t'a; ta 11 lA'i i- ritf very well, aiul .lifiitxaiV.l liin'"-'!' 
 luiuUiiiniv. 'riii- Sa'iiiatinii iii.li-.l, tlicy Rave liiin .l 
 'liiMt nl 1 illi, l-Mh anil Itiui- 10111. •ot'thun waifiiic, 
 itlicu liiip Hi; :iii! itaiMiin a'l ihc whilr. Arihidiii 
 .'iilimiol ilu'I iiM', ihivinii liK'h-l himt.i lii> I ".luinn. 
 .ind it luiii); I'aik r.)!lit, ami tin l^oiimry aH..u!iiij< no 
 'i.ir lu-i, tiny linlifc.l liiiii a'liiij! with l-irr liraiiil». 
 
 I> ii'.i /,•,;., voiiiiiiR ilif ncxi ilav, the ('a|'taiii lol.l liim 
 nftlii- I'ul'ciu* lliat Win- |'re]MrM fur him at 7-:'«f' 
 T ii", .111.1 th.' (general ileliio tlirre was of lieiiii' hiiii 
 tiKTi-, 111 i.r.lir ti) the iri;cliu!iii>; ol'tlie coniiiimi f.>'apiie 
 .iRi'.iiil ilir .\I v!,,f>ii. Hut ill'.' luhile S.ivKj^enii.li' hull 
 ih.s Ki|'ly : ' It'>oiii King (lay 'i hi) lias luit iiic Pn-rviiis, 
 ' I M\\ .il'.'i a Kinfi, aiut this is my l.aii.l. 1 will Itay her. 
 ' eillii .ll^^ 1 1 ii-i-eiv.- tlinle '.'relents ; .iiui I ix) i^t tli.ti 
 ' v.'iii Kithcr 'that IsC.'ai'iain .\>»;ii.r/, whom .V»/ii.''' ' .il- 
 ' li.l I'ailicr .luifiiirtrt till' SatagesJ llimiil toini" m me, 
 
 • .'11.1 lun I to liiin i nriiher will I go tu yoiu Fwit, iin 
 
 • i'.H .ii any iV.Ji bait. As I'lr the " n , .i»/<, I .an re 
 
 • sei'.c.c my own lii)iirici ; ainl it' my Peopleh.ne rol.l 
 ' yini .if any .Salt water Leyoiul the Mountains, then 
 ' re!.itioii.s are lalle. 
 
 Ihis svasall ilie Aiil'wi r the Cajtain coiiM (;er, an. I 
 wis f.iiv'l 111 ret urn willi tliisiii7.i'«i'iroiri/. Too iiiiiili 
 r. lo.l iifa^e Ii.kI iimic IVii/m'i!ii (iroiiil and infoleiu ; ami 
 'lis plain, that he v.iliicd hiiiileli" .and his C'oiimio»liui> 
 valiiy more, upon the aetoimt rt" iliat reparJ thai lie 
 (uv the /•>i:;.',7/' ha. I to bah. There was notlimi; of 
 TmiIc now to he had wiili hnii, .md the more he law 
 themlicis I refs fur it, the more ba.kuard lie ll.ewid 
 hnnlUt'. l)ne woii'd have Umiu'ht that the I'laiiiatoii 
 1'. o.i'd have been too (Viilil'le of this bafe hiiiiiiuir of ihc 
 Sav.igc, to ilo any thiiii! afterwards tu gtatily it ; an I 
 iha' It llioifd have been their eare rather to iiiurtil) it, 
 .1;i,i l.ike lii.h i.surles that he inip.ht lee ilies were net 
 really lon.l of h s l-rieiullhip, tho' they feeui'd tn eo.ui 
 It. lint on die eoiiir.Tiy, they were fo weak a- 10 bl.iw 
 uji Ikj IVi.le and Vanity yet more, and iiiulcr the pre 
 teii.c 1 r o!'liv;iiii;.iiid wiiiiiiii!', hini, to make ihenilc'lves 
 .lad tlieir favours fo ilieap, that the Loiifequcnee of ir 
 was the rendrinf^ of both dLlpieablc. 
 
 Anioiigit other extravagjiieies ot tliii iruiire, /'.i.v/'<-- 
 fiii, forfoo'h, mull I'e erownM. and provili..ii iiiull lie 
 made to do i: with fouic .ereinoiiy too. And beeuiife 
 he woiid not (oiiic to y.unci-Totvit, to rercivc hii Crown 
 there, it iiiiilt be lent hini to ilW. u'-icowmo ; and Cap- 
 l.iiii .Vi'iiy. f w.is rhe Man that went upon this j;o()i||^ 
 I naiid. The I'lelidtn', 'tis true, oppos'.l this looliili 
 De'ij'ii, or a: lead never approved ir, but there wen 
 others ill II ihousht 'tivoii'd help (together with the I're- 
 liins thai vviiero |sc earrie.l at the f.imc time) t.i joyn 
 hull falter to tlicm in ihe liand of F-riendlhip. In a 
 ivisr.l, ihai 10 reeeive ,1 Crown lioiii the K",^/'/''. wouM 
 <li j ufe liinitn prollitiite h:s Kini;di''m to them. B'lr tlie 
 [Ul 1 1' all was tiiar \'<:vhr.t-n hinilelfwas not at .til tond 
 i.if tins fine tliiiu; . all'd a Crown ; he had no ambuioii 
 tu liavc lii.li a fjlendid BaiiLle fci upon Ins Mead, and 
 woud ealuv have eXsufd them from the trouble of eo- 
 iiuii..; thiihcr to do it. He knew well eiioiii;h the meaii- 
 ini; of the Pieknts they brought Inn, but when they 
 e.iiiie to the CVieniony ol the Coronation, 'he Man was 
 furprizJ ; he did rot underlkand what they pretended 
 to do with his He.ld, and was aft aid of fonie dilii'.n 
 aiMiiilt In.', life. Au'l whereas, when the Ciowii was 
 goir.i^ to be put on, Cai'taiii iNViv;!'/ told him he mull 
 
 kneel i he was lo ublltnjtily rcf.iU'd not tu kl, el, t.'^.ii 
 all the .uini.in\ was i.ie.l with tirrlwa.lmn him to !•, 
 niiilier won'.l \\e uke liu'.iwn IVopIt* »\,'d i.t't ih.t'. 
 ihrrc wa»n.idaiii(ii m lo .Inn (. At lal>, with imi li 
 'do, by haiiiin! h.ii.l upon liin Ihmil.Urs, and fo for. iiip, 
 hiiii to (loop a little, the> g, t hiin in'o I'.nneth'nx o| 
 Ailwiit p.iihire, .ind the Ci awn \V4« (ei iijhui lii«l lia.', 
 .tiidheiiieivdrh l.niiiplenicnt.ot' the/'. ;//■ , |ii(t ai 
 ilii.liilic, when ihe hi'ii'i'lV w 1- dmii', a.eorjiii'l'l,. a','- 
 
 P'lintimnr, all the '.inns were dif.luru'd 1 1 ilie>hip., 
 
 illeimiie of whu h fiii;l;t.'ii'd his M:i|ctty fn elL's'liiil'i , 
 that he itarted a.' ly oiit ol iluirhaii.ls, .md itn k.l a! fiiii 
 him t) lei it t'le I reinii . wi'u eoiiii g to ktio.li hniinili' 
 H.vid. Hilt he r .ovti'd, aliei (■ ii,e tiiiii, aii.i to ts- 
 prelii lii>Hi )alU.,ii!i'y, he i!ueC,ipl,i N, ,, i^ hi-, oM 
 MioeHaiul .vliiul,.. for we iinid know.'hev lia.l l'|. 11; l;i 
 liiiii iin iiiti'e I oroiiitn n .Seir, t'Viii \ S iilet ( lo'ak, 
 whiih lerv'il .it thit tunc lor a Kole. l<iit Ins gmtinidc /....i.. , 
 s the I'liniaiioii ('>r 'liffe t,ivoi'i«, was 1..1 iiinte ih.in a •'.' '" ■ ' 
 I'u- .11'. Ill' Itviti or rii'ht ll.illies ol Whe.ir, ii.ir u , ur- 
 (i.leraMe (juantity 10 lire.' Inr .1 Siipplv ot fluii V'anis, 
 111 t fo niii.h as the Oiler I r rtoniill (.1 liile |,,r thii 
 I iirpnle ; a«to any llllll^' of this he l.n.l no' a worl. itii- 
 ther wi.iiM he '.r ( .ipi.iin .\ -.rn ('« rciiielii lend luiii 
 either .\Kii ir (iuidij to inakf ihi dikuvers ul" .t'l- 
 
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 I 'J his WM the (ii'iK rolity ut the Sivagr Kifp, anl 1 
 1 tile I'lantaiion fniiiil hini alterw irds Infuleiu and I',, 
 I miiieei lip, or d.ipilii.l' the /i;; 7'' CiMiiinodities, ;ir,.l 
 j oui va ninii Ills i.wii, iliiyiiiav een tli.irk tliemleUeH 
 ] fort : K.i what lue.l was there ol feiiiiij; iCirown in 
 oil ihisl aibaioiisflca I \\\A wli.it need ot fnh e^ It'y 
 I Hrelenn, a:i .Searle: Cloaks He.l and I-innitiit.-, Hal. ti 
 j and I'.wi-r, ,111.1 the hk.. whrie a few ( iLils- Heads, 01 
 pKtes of Copper, w.iu'.lhave done as w. II ? ToGmik 
 and Coniphiiieni .Sav.n'es at that extraiiinaiit rate, i:: 
 i only to teaili them lodefpik ihi|e that do it ; and oni 
 j Men never found 11 beiiei IKaliin; wiih that lort of I'.'u- 
 ' I'lc, than uluiiai ihr (aiiie time, together with Cm 
 lities, tiiey ihew'd them goo.l Reafoiis why '.hey Ihi.ul.l 
 lear and liiii.l in asve .if them 
 
 CapMiii \ntpi>it, pief.ntly aflct hi» return m ilir 
 
 'I own, let out (or the Dilenveiy of .V(«,i,i), ; all •.he 
 
 Coiukil, with at le.ill 121 Men, went upon this Delign, 
 
 the I'relldeiii. with about S. moie, flavilig behind at 
 
 the hdit I h.. I'riliihnt had foretoM ilic ill lu.eefs ol 
 
 their hnteipri?c, whiih they were as la.lly feiilible of at 
 
 I lad, as tliev wore tar from beheMtit; at lull : liir, in .1 
 
 Woiil, they law only two Villages ot the Muiir..:v,i ; 
 
 that was their Oifeovcry, and they lia.l their labour Ibi 
 
 I their I ains, an, I that was their reward. 
 
 Ihe .Sa\ai'is now pritts plainly dif.ovcr'd iheir Pc- 
 lipns of Darving tin' '"..;■■/'.■, lor ihev iiia.le It their bil- 
 liiiilsto keep then CiriianJ l'rovilioii< tromihem: an.l 
 the I'reli. lent was tou'd oiyonut and l.iy lotiie of then 
 lonntry ini.ler Coiiirib.iion to net necelfary Supplies , 
 the I'eo; le he (.rv'd thu, were the C' •■./;.i/i„-;«,'iif j, ihc 
 \.-r/ iii:i,nr, with fiiine othi-rs. Hut this fort of way 
 W( ii'd ne'.er liol.l longj an.l therefore the Vreli.lent le- 
 lolv'd to endeavoii,- to t.ir. .■ f iiiethiiin o.it of P. ir. .u.n/, 
 who ha.l not the gratnii.ie to ferve Ins lienef.idori ol 
 his own a, 1 otd. And that ii hi. h ihe r.ither in.liu'd hull 
 toil was, that /'.m-iV .•.-./ had about this tiiiiu lint lum 
 woi.l, th.it it he woii',1 ..me to hnn and bung a Grii.d 
 (lone, a par. el ot Swouls, (inns. Beads, and other 
 triHes, he wou'd gn e him a Ship's lidiiig of Corn. 1 he c,,|t i"i> 
 Captain (ubltiititcd Mr. V. 'k I'.r. in his plaee, and fee oiu (!'»■■ tJ iiu 
 U)t It'eimi'Cdiiic , with the I'innaee and two Barges, *'"''''• 
 basing in all no nioi.' than 46 Men, iho' he order'J 
 more to be le.idy a: h.Miie in .afe of need. An hoiiell 
 Savage by the wa; prrlwa.led him not to fee /'oit/,;/.iw, 
 or at lealttojMve I ini nu maimer of oppununity of fei- 
 7111;; their Arn.s, beiaule his d'.'lipn wiis only to tut their 
 Tlir.Mis. Whenth.y laiiie thirher, lie entertain'd them 
 with the fame freedom iliat he lis'.l to do, but pretended 'l^/^i,'',!",.', 
 he had no Corn to .lilpole ut, an.l that he di.i not fend i.iuti.tt. 
 torCajnain Sm.V/, to . , n e ui<in that feore ; yet he add- 
 ed, that tor .JO Swoids he would piomre them 40 
 Bulhel.;. I'lii! iheC'aptaiii .onfioii'.ing him with the ve- 
 ry Mcllene.crs th.it bloiight hiiii th.it won!, iheSaia^c, 
 when he taw he eon'd not deny it any longer, turml il 
 otfwiih a lauijh. Then he ask'd to fee what Commo- 
 dities ihey ha.l brought ; none of ail which wou'd ple.il'e 
 him wiihom (inns .in.l Swords, vahiini', lli.'l a Haskct of 
 Corn above a Basket of Copper, faying he eou'd eat the 
 one, but not the other. Upon this, Captain .Sw///, was 
 ohlig'd to lell hnn in I'retty ftnart tcr.ns That he wasC pr. i"''.'i 
 not iiifenliblc of his Artihies in delaying an.l tvhiliiit; [',i,'|fj',|^ 
 ofi' the time at that latc ; that he had .i!way» alfur'.! ti,.;i 
 him he had no Gaus nar Swords to fj'are, aii'l rt;oii'd be 
 
 itny 
 
 tivint.liil 
 
 il.uUllnil. 
 
 Hoi i'^..i,ll 
 
 I-ImI 
 
 f 1 1 .^mll 
 il.W.iltlcJ 
 Vi(.t«. 
 
 Tioi'.jili 
 rnii..l,.|ijjn 
 itv K n ; .J 
 fjin-t'.itt. 
 
 fipt. .Sw» 
 
 .h.:lni(!>' 
 l-,.M..Ii; 
 
 AllilJj; 
 tJi '. 
 
 IicI.^ttl 
 
Lin. V- 
 
 Chap.XXlll. An Accmit oftheScrShcm Colony in^^ \r^\\\h. 8j<J 
 
 n.if III ki, I'l, ih„i 
 tf>!|ii|t lull) ii> i', 
 ,< wi '(I ti t't ili.r. 
 
 I.il(, tviili mil li 
 II, .hhI fii liiMhi; 
 ti'o I'l iiiithrijt cil 
 (rt ii)H II h;»l li.t,', 
 !■/. ;■/■• j'llt .1' 
 
 .1. i'ij.:i;','t.i .r,- 
 \\\ li.Hii (lie Mill'', 
 dly (liilKvluilS . 
 
 aiiil •ii'kJ a! om 
 til kiiivk liniii.ili' 
 
 liIlK , niltl lu r\ ' 
 
 'I N- ., tt 111-, cM 
 
 ,'luv l!,i.| Im iij tu 
 
 .1 N 1 1 lit I lo'.ik, 
 
 I'm hunMtitiuli' ;■.!. 
 
 M r 1 iiin:\' tli.di ,1 '',• !■••' 
 'Iii'.i', II. ■' a . or- 
 Iv "I thui \V,>n'», 
 
 I In-I.' l.-r ;lui 
 1 nil* 1 wiirl. Ill'- 
 'CliiiM; li'iiil iiiiii 
 
 vlila)vcr\ of .111. 
 
 V ij'r Kiij', (lii.l ij 
 
 liiluinii iiiiil Pi<- 
 
 Ci'iiiiiK.'iliiics, mill 
 
 tli.ink tlii'mliUi'i 
 
 uiiij; lOovMi 111 
 
 a! Ill lull i-i Illy 
 
 !'i:iiiitiir<', ll.iU'ti 
 
 IV (il.ilsHiMiis, III 
 
 vi |1 ? ToOMirt 
 
 irn^H.iiit r.iti', j: 
 
 i.lt ilo \i ; uiul »iit 
 
 1 ilwt l.irt of l'i\i- 
 
 .y,iiliit with Cm 
 
 . why •.hey lliiui.l 
 
 hi» return to ilu 
 Meiii-Ci-.n ; ill ;fii- 
 t ii|-cnthn l)cli^'ll, 
 flaviiif; liluinl .It 
 I ilic ill liunfs ol 
 lailly fciilil'li- it .11 
 .It lirrt : tin, in .i 
 ut the A/ir;.r..(M ; 
 ail ihiit l.il'oiu tut 
 I. 
 ifiovcrM ihiir Oo- 
 
 ■ lu.iik- It tliiit I'll 
 il< trroti iluiii : :iiiil 
 .1 l.iv Iniiii' lit ihi'ii 
 iinclLir) Siipi'lits , 
 
 C' \t^.lii, -.1/1:1111, the 
 
 ■ llu'i dirt (.f vv.iy 
 ire till. 1'ri.liiU'iit ii.'- 
 
 Ii; n;it ut I'Mr. .ii.i'i. 
 
 Ills f!l.ni'f.l(itll|;i nl 
 
 r.ithcr iiiiliu'd liiiii 
 
 till'' rime lint liiiii 
 
 iii'l Imui); .1 Cm il 
 
 Bc.uls, .iiul otlur 
 
 iiigcit Coin. 'Mil' c,.(T sm.i; 
 
 s flare, .mil fuc oi'i c'*- " '•" 
 
 and tuo B.irp.'s/-"-''- 
 II, tlio' lie uiJci'J 
 
 iiiid. An liuiiell 
 ~>t to li'C I'ml ,:r,in, 
 opportunity of ffi- 
 is only to tut tlicir 
 X ciitiTtainM tlii:m . 
 I'.o, bur prctciuU'il ,^,^,„„ ,,, 
 It he ili.l not li'iiJ |,nici.ifi 
 icirrc ; yi't lie aJJ- 
 
 ptouiri- tlieni 40 
 f. hiin witli the \e- 
 \^orli, ilie.Sai.it;e, 
 ly loii^LT, tiinui il 
 i'c what Coiimm- 
 I'hitli vvou d ple.ilc 
 uy, Ui'lu i5,iskct of 
 ip lir I'ou'J ca: the 
 Japtaiii Siniil' \v,is 
 r.11% That hi- wasC'pr. J-"".'! 
 
 yiriR aii.i whiiin.c/:';;,';^',;, 
 
 ad alwayn airiir'ii hi.n 
 ue. aiiJ (I'.t'u'd b'l 
 •.i.riv 
 
 *i»<|l« I iT. 
 
 ItiUl4IUNI. 
 
 rrty 'o lie ii'inpcllil I'l enipl' y ivliir he InJ ai'iiili 
 him, at ill I l^if^r sihl Atlr mt . miiht lnmc time or luliti 
 m.iki Iiiiii do, nilicrwilt he woiidprekne rniin' th' 
 uochI Cdrtclciindemc ih.it h4.l I'liii hiilit it'i 1 'ilii\«ted 
 liitwim ihciii, with ail tin nil in the Woild. Mans 
 other |)iri ourrci p»U d ln'iwi in C apt.lill V»i;>/' .iiid i'»ii 
 /.if.-.. ,(i iliialinic, III v»hi ht'u Sninr itiii'hllly inliUnl 
 iitionhn l.ivin';ali.le hit Ann , aridfi'ir lin Mm to ' oiiif 
 ulliorelikr hieiidii, withmt iholc (i)iiiild.il'li- Weapon., 
 <>uiis .111.1 Swordi, wUkU ifd I. viliiiiii iiflv fnnht h". 
 Rople, that ,1% he pre'eij !e I) tin y weie iiioviliiii(; o, 
 iniiio iie.it ih' /."i; i/'i up 11 ili.it lute. I he < apfain 
 lytfeCtlv «ell iind.rllood the iiieaiiin^ i I .ill llni, .ml 
 lime he in.iniri.ltly fiw iliii I'lvl.n.i,. iiirem'.ed iiothnii', 
 
 I'll Si\ .11(1 « very ii.,<dily iidiy d hull , d"uii went tlic 
 Wca((iii3,' .itid alioiit litiii ihiy ilnoiind t..' If .11 hi* 
 >|ei..li, ri'|o\ 111)1 »o li'e thiir K'l'i .4li»f, lo wlrinit'ie 
 I apum iHJw h,i.l j-iVPii a I ttle lll'iii) iij'mii. A«I'ji hi' i|, n „>^ , 
 I'll iiiiifc to ilule I'eijple, he only ihariVil iluni, mil'-'.*- 
 d.o't, will ii'ur VllUmoiii l)il'i'ii .iiul riejili"llii, 
 I'll tliii atriid iheiii Icvetcly in mle tlic, ni;'ili» hli'i loftf 
 111' liboiit, And did lint hriiij' hull Corn ;»' il" y h.id ( 10- 
 iiiiiM. ' You iriiti'iid la)' In' to l''aiii;lii my Mil|i 
 ' ere Id.fiiru.l, M\i\ I'o v. u ih.dl, ur I II i\> ' hei vMill 
 ' your de.iil t..iik.illn : Miit (till, if you'll mii' an I 
 lude as I luii.U, ^ou Ihol 111. Vii he iiiidtllid or >;rie* J 
 ' hy ut. .And they di,l I'lelel'tly t'li .'nd ft.ili in liiih 
 hc.ipt of ( iiiniiiod|ii"«, ih.ii ilie i'lihdtiu \\as ip I'l 
 
 file iImii the iiinrderHi". or iiiikmi', .1 I'litoner "* him, j weiry'd wuli iookinit ilmn over ; to lint he wa» fote d 
 
 »•-■.'. 
 ,11. • 
 
 VIoi <'i 
 
 he relolv'il not oiny to Hand the inorr tiuilv upon hi 
 }',ll lid, lilt illOi'f .1 taiou .ih'e r,| poiiniiitv otter'il, toi'il 
 a ini^ up thel'lot r, aii.l liMplun mil 'i hey loth 
 ii"W had tlic lame .iiiip'S m mion.- nii iliei ; I'*'/. .01 
 w iite.l hut nil inoro M.n (uliuh he iiad knt lor^ e iiiie 
 |.i ihe l-loiile ; .Hid C.api.ini .Sm '' I'lit ll.iid till hit Men 
 
 to letiic hinifelf iiiin the H'ufe ni take 1 Nap, le.Hi!ip, 
 liin Men tu iii.iiui{(e tint /\Huir. l*ni lonv uf liieiii \vii>! 
 Weary fxj, and tell ailrcp, and jin of the <liMid ilwn 
 ihou'j halt aftendi,.! til.; Ca| tain Werfc ear. I ll> di*- 
 pii.»d ii|i and d'luii ; .ili whuii advaiu.i(!i3 Imii^' per- 
 Cin'iI |iy the i|uiek-ev'di.isa(!es loiiv 01 liftv id' the 
 landed 'in.ler pieieiKe ..f Trale. lint I'ltiv i!^i.\ lieiii{ \ llouti il of them, .iruul iviili /.".;,.//' Su'nd", pielid in 
 eomi- liilt, hehiii'lel llipt . iuiiun)\I\ .tivay, Itavinmaoj to the Hou!'', and theie weunvo ft llitre hundred nrnv 
 1.1 ilire... 'if hit Woimii to li.il.l ilae C iprain m talk • 111 niarJinig aliei to feeon.l ihein. Ihii tl e Kalea't luadefj^t ;•»,,. 
 »lie ireaii wli le the Hoe (e wa-l'iki wnli aimd Savajir', lu. It a 1101 Ic airotldiny, 111, tint lli. C'.i pram was wak'd mil-i».i. 
 ind ihe(.n( :.;;n had Init emjii 01 linnHiiMeii with luii "I'h it, and prelintly i.'kiiu! "1' '''* ^'' d ••"d lari^el 
 111 this dilliilii. A.; loon .1* he w.is lenlll'le .1' the irea- . he llew in anion;;ll iliem, a'l.l loiiie I i\ ot his Men (tliai 
 ilitry, he prelintly op' n'd ili.- Doori. .iiid inlh'il out a I were liyliinii '.lia:,i;inp. at the lane tiii" , fliey ip.ii, kly 
 n.oiipll thim, anil v.itl. I ii.Sw.,1.1 and I'lllol opeii'd him |rid tlir Hoiile nf thmi, and ni'i'le th 10 '.p.iee/e oiif 
 .elf tin h a pallanc .iinoni;lt thole inked I'al alt thithe.a little faltei thin iliey dd 111. The I'l. i heniR thui 
 fi I .f.»/ii) wat '|iii kly ('ii out ot their t aih I'hev tied In m tiuilrated, 4ieoi,lin|; to their way they ..aiiie to lie(; 
 ''''•'"''- '•■hiin like hi minv H ires hetijii , I Hivuid, ,tn, I loeiiii'th. I'arlon ; Imr the I apiain ili'l. iiihled li. 11 UntimM.i.i, 
 '"" I'lot h.t.l niifi lined, i]iii kly I eijati toi xeule the nta'ter,,aii,! lo ha. in.', Ipeni loni. lune in Miitli .liid lianiiu; 
 
 .ind ptetni.l ih.Te '.va. 11.) hanu delitjii'd. /'. .v/'.Cd .ill., with the Kiiij;, ..auie aho.ird lately attain i'. i'!i all liu 
 lent a I'reh ill of I'e.iil, and MelU nuett to cxail'e lis Company that lanii Night. 'I'lie neM iMirniii!', ih \ /i, ;,i, 1' 
 own .ihi 1 pt 11. lini; awav, and ihe»i)iiiiin<of that itinlti- wo.i'd have trep 111;. d them into an \ni;'ii'. 1 le oil ll.,iii , 
 tilde witlunn hi. knowle.ly.e. In llion, they were now under pretemeot tradiiu;, Iiut tlnfe oM Hods were iii.i 
 I'l ofti ion-., that the Captain lalily got all hit Corn 111- now to Iv taken in lueli .Sniiiii. Die l.llowii/ Nii-hi 
 to his Kirr.es, .nid lu went away to i'lwumi/;, imendiiin the .Savan'S th.iiii;lii. that the /■.■; Vi' had le.ie'l; lent a 
 ^i.' t , .1. !k.. '"'•'l' "11" 11 1'l'i'. "."I at liiMitiirn. But here he fell in- way one of tli.ir liarpes, wlueli they eivuludcd mull 1 1; 
 r«i.,lLii-n .no the han.U of as trea.-lletoiis a Wreteh a» /' iv.''.irjH, 
 itiiKn;.,! ii.iiiii'ly a , '...I'/.v >//.(/ ;i/. Kini; nl I'.imnnuk., one fet at 
 ■'"''''■"'■ work l.y I' tv'-r.ii: to d.> wliai he e.juld not yet do hull 
 felf. 'I'liis .Sav.i(;e, to colour hii Delij'iit the better, 
 Itimk piefently imo a Trad.e with liini, aiul pruvili on 
 \v.e, nude lor a iiin.h ureaiei T'rafTuk to he .any'd on 
 
 to let. luDore Men aim ' rins, and iliai in 'li be 111 ouler 
 to the rxei utin^; of iliai Veii)>,eani.e whi. h Captain 'twill! 
 Iia.l thiejien.l, lot then trilhnj; tliiH with hini in the 
 M.ittersiil I rade : Very raily '.luieloie the next Morn- 
 ing the Kiiip, I.ikN ilie Captjin a peo.i C.ii. in of I'.at), 
 begs hiin lilt to lend for any more Men, 11, on uhi li 
 one day at the Kinn'tHoufe. I'lieCapiam. with.ibaut condition he won d load hiiii \i iih Com : and to lake 
 lifteeii or lixteen vei y well aini'd tvent iliuher, Ofi- away ^Ij jjoiuiid of I'ufpl, ion, 1 lur,' it .1 Slnp-Kiird too. 
 f/..(»./i;;'i.'/,(j'. enteriaininS them with a );ieat deal of And he w.is as p,oe'l .is Ins ivord ; tea.' iii.idi liiiii horielt, t:,., 
 (eeniinn Inen.iil.ip and heartm.l' ; but thry had not been and the Coin w.is piii.Cti al!y deluer'd. It's pain all Csin 
 tlieie lony, liefoie they dif..over'd that the Houlo and tint was the eff.e'lof no po-d-uilj, tor the Captain, 
 adjoyninn hields wet.' hclet wnh Sav.iijcs, well t.ir- 1 with loiiie others, '[Miticularly Mr. •'■'iy.' the I .nd . i- /i 
 iiill.'.l with W'eap.ms too. C)ne may iinaj;ine iliey were *f'i'c's Brother; was liU to be ixiyli n'd I v tl.iin IkI'uic 
 lliock'd at this Ni'w;, but the bt.i\e Captain heartne.l they went away ; that is, they ao.ttiallv tool; the Di.v, 
 thciii uii with an C>ration, an.l they all vow'd to follow but it wai not llion(', enouph to kill, and oiilv made 
 hint wherever he led them. iKiiip, lure of the Courage them liek. /'"H/mM'; was the taiileof all thef ■ a'timpti 
 uiid I'l.leluy of Ins Men, he was now not afraid of the" ap.nnll the Life ol Capt.iiii Vn, ./ ; ami a:l the ie!t of 
 'lavage Atiny, tho' they had been a greater immbcr, and the I'etty-Kings heieab'Ur.s l'ei.13 hi, V.illV 1 he ..01 id 
 
 Li. 
 
 .hlU-lH!' 
 t-i.MJii; 
 
 they were at leall 71 r. liiii turnin;' lo 0/'(c;mhim«(>"i;'', 
 c,fi. f.mi,h lip ti,pi |,,,n he wMi leiihlile ol his ileliiin to murder lum, 
 but before the Men of both lides bci'.ni to Itied one ano- 
 thtr.s Wood. I.'i you and I (ri\s he) have a tr al by our 
 lebci. 'lake Nour 'Vrnis, and I'll take the fame, and 
 (hip off my t'loailis airl be as iiakcd as you, and the 
 CAinrjiter.ii 1 f u,^ two ihall be lord and .Matter ot both 
 Troops. If you ilon't like this, draw your Men into 
 the Field, and if they ben't enough, go fet. h more, but 
 I' t every one bring a li.isket ot Corn, and I'll take the 
 value in Caipper, and fo let the lonquering tide take nil. 
 'riicS.uaRowasdalhd.it this bold Challenge, and 111- 
 llead of aeeepimg on't, eiideavour'd by good words t 
 
 inmand them to go upon wh.it Deligiis he pi. isil. As 
 t.ir (J/)fi/',o.,,i)M;,:;/', he was In-, Uonher, and lonfeiluiint- 
 ly every way Ins Tool. 
 
 I he Captain ntiiriiing homeward, cail'd .'as he had 
 reloK'd) at (/'.■/, ivo.-K/u.eii a.gain, intindiiig. il' he had 
 opportunity, to feizc Pm>;-i'„r, «:tli hi> Stores ..f C.^rn ; 
 but he was tied, and had reniov il .d! oeU'ie thev eame, 
 and thofe that went alliure were like t.i be kill d for the i 
 pains too. The eauie of this (and a creai deal of mil- Tl"! '""' 
 ihief more) were fome l):it.riii-i< wh'.:li the C.ipt.iin i,,'"' '^"■' 
 kindnefs had lent to J'civ '.t.-.m to bu.ld Ir.m .1 Hou'.c. 
 Ihefe horrid Villains betray 'd all ih.e Secicts of the 
 FlanlatioM to 
 
 o hiiu, and f. line of the .Anuininiuon ,,f it 
 
 aba'." ihc Captam'a 1 holer, and bring him into better 1 too, in the I'ulideiu's abfeiice. In l!..i;t, ihey put hnn 
 
 ten, r. In order t'l this, he tol.l hull that there was a | "pon molt ot his eiirled pioieit*, .-.nd il.d what t!iey 
 Ai'iitjRjinftfm,,, raMePrefent for liiin at the door, wiiieh he in- ;CC'iul to ruin 'he /-.'hii/Z/J' Inteielt in /'i'.;'//. .1. 
 j|. jnwiJ. ,j(..,j^,,| iiiiu jQ jjj.,, |-„.,|, ^„j| f^.^■^.n■^. ; lln. meaning of I Captain 'imiih leturn Jto ,.?)'ii!-r,.ir<. w'lh 170 BuHuJj.m 
 
 which IS 's, th.it by that bait he llioii'd be drawn out |ol Corn; but tiiere had been this fi.niier iiiisfinune in'-' 
 
 to tiled. :. where there was an Anibuleade of above hisablence, th.it Mr. .SC iien.-i and Capta ii.'; ■;.'i'.- (b..i!i 
 
 two hundred Men, ready to labile hini with their Ar- 
 
 row.s, as foon as heiam.'. I'ut being aware of the de- 
 Bol.'.tiLirpt.'ign, and having le't a Guard upon ihe door, he eomcs 
 
 lip 10 O '■,:\-.i.c iix\;;y, (ivhiile horrid tre.uhevy had now 
 
 tranlpoi ted hini beyon.l .ill bounds or patience) and 111 
 
 the very iin.Utof liisCiuaid feizes him by his Fore-loek, 
 
 and t lipping a Pil^nl to his 15rei:rt, nvuic him inltantly 
 
 relign his How .i:id Airows. Holding him Itill in this I /'.ivm that fided with them, and help d ro eon -.i 
 
 po'.ture, he dragnd hini out before all his Mm, who niuiiition out ot the Fort to iliein. The pi.tc 
 
 Were all'!iiiiii'il 10 fee that .-"ly Man dar'd ule their King 
 
 in Inch a loaniier : however, ihc CJaptain ealle.l to iliem, 
 
 and lomman.ie.l ih.ein all to tiing aw.i.y their Bows an.i 
 
 Arrov/s, and come and heat rvhat he had to lay t.j tliem. 
 
 I'cifcns ^ii Courage and great Ulel'iihieU) goiii,; ^lu; up- 
 on a Imall F.xpedition, weie with a I thur little Compa 
 iiy over-tiirn'd in their Skill aiicidimnid. 'flit: I'iaiiia- 
 tioii however W.15 now 111 poilellion ot a pretty -SUik ol 
 Provilion, an.l might have enjov'd loaie profpciC ■ lay.) 
 Ii.ad it not been tor thole di;vililli Ov.'c'/w., a' • ,'ieii 
 atiN of RaUais liiev iiadati' • ■■■.■j- 
 
 ni- 
 leir p 
 Rendezvous was at the Glah Honle, which is about a .■ 
 Mile from y.owr..- I'iiivi/, in tlu' W.-ods ; ami near this-' 
 place they had planted an AmLulLade of Sa\ai'e'> i.i uilsc 
 Captaii) .V;«.'//', ivlio was e.-'iie yut one d.iy to uarch th;u 
 
 Kitt 
 
 1 .Acioniplites ; for a I'. 
 
836 An Aiiovnt of the Hoitthcrn Colony in V irginia. Lib. V 
 
 Noll ot Kcj;uts. The Bird In; nim'J huve '..ikcii (one ■ llciii.r.ion to^i. that lie ciuxiiijgM ilic Savaj-cs tt fail 
 
 of t'ur ■Irayiuis) w.is t-cil, iiiul li.iviiig I'lmi'. all tly i.. - -- 
 
 Milsketcfi-. Ik' liroU|;in out wiili lii in after this fcr 
 
 14 n \: 
 w.ili i^ 
 
 cn- low, hr \v.iik'il hcimc alone. 
 ''P- the King it" r :'/.:'' r'_^/', (inc 
 ,j (or A'! IS n leat'l ;ii the V'ar .-ig:iiiirt Cajititin Swiih) and ; 
 
 'W 
 
 
 rS 
 
 
 
 ■■ •••>■ 
 
 M 
 
 of t'ur ■Iraviuis) w.is t-cd, aiul h.iviiig fen', all thejnr''" I'ii", which iliev dsJ with lo |;f.od fuoif-, thai 
 
 , ''.'>-V tciJiiir.M their o\Mi Kmp, l.ild fe' cr.il of th. iiwj;- 
 Up.iii the w.iy lie meets ///^, a-n! ,arr\'d ntl above i<<:i Buthels of liuii C'uni ; 
 of i' rik;.'.iM'.''.s'rrilmt4riis, I tho' ihr v.eak Ipirited C.i|'i.iin li.iJ a Keiiill.i eincnt nf 
 _ Miiiki'ccrs fint him hv thj Pieliilent, ye: he ilarM tiut 
 
 a voii,!trli;l fuoiii; Itoin Mir.'^ TlicSav.i};t wou'd fa;n ani:i'|it any ili.iiji w.ih th;:m, hut left hisCViiipany in 
 have ilr.iun hnn mvo lu» Stnuj<;, I-.t thcCiptsin woiiJ lI'iV tor tlitnifelves, jiul ranaway lu .-iwij 1 -.ih, loadeii 
 not Ko ; ll) tliat r tini; ro I'ther way, he en leavour'd I with all the Iioiupiu of thcic iiol>le Ai.'hon«. 
 to i!.0;-t !i. 11, he t Vi.;'-- [■ri.veu'.d hir.i ilicic, for he j As lui tn.- C'iona.iiiy ai the l-alls of tlv Ri\cr /'nr'/i- '.' ''. 
 rrcfently - |i i\l ui %\:tli liii!', aii.l iii.kavoiir'd to dil] auh [ mi, Mr. /( ;// lel't iluin as fnoii as lie had ftaied theiii ; '■'„( 
 hin)\\ ih li-.o I aiilehinii. Hut hire a.;iiii the Savage pre-' bi" v\ Itilu-i he liad hxd ihein in tiinr place, or thii) 
 u-nied him, fir tinJir;' his <.ielii:n to Mai' hint, he ear hes] hid leiiovV. ilienilelvesas foon as lie was unue, this i>'''' '"" 
 '»'•■. f rp ill his a:ms, 0'-.', r.ns away >v'.th him_ to the 1 fuMin, that i,l;e Prtdden: (who weni prefeiirly alter to 
 Kivev M, It l,y; i|,;,, i\ l-.i I, Ik- pii.,t".('s loth hiu.felf and 1 overlook their, in thi 1. lu v ."leat) tound tlieni 111 a plate 
 l^iin. rieie lliey tiled to iloiwn 01. e another .is talt as o' n'o(t niioltralle '..leonvenienecs. Upon that he "re- r.t '■-,•■ 
 t!u y e.iii'd. lor Swords andCiiiiis (ip.iiihed r.orhiiii; in the ^ I'lii'y leiir away lo liie ,Sava};e Kini; Vok'' a v , to buy < t'. 1. ' • ' '■ 
 wa'e:. W'hi'!! ihey were lttii«nhr}; 111 t!.'.': h.lenicnr, | hnn ilic Town itandin;; upon thisRivcr, both whiclihore '"""'' - 
 lii' re .aine tw.i of the C':'Kain- Men mvn the lliore,, h;s\.-iiiic /Vu.vrfoH. wluch vva. i.ot onlv yielded to, hut 
 uh eii ti;;;i'. lulhlie Km;; rt P/r/' ■.■•;;;/' all his tMiraije : alio vi.ry );oo.l teims were niaile tor the.'-j;:;..//j vvith the 
 Ho,\ve\er the t'aptaui had hi:n fall \-y the lh.ro 11, and I ■"'avipes ; they were to brine, in tonltarit .Siippiu.'ioft urn, 
 h.td Inm 1(1, til th.- Men mme in and took hini ort ;; m iien t.twhiih the /■./;,.;/. vv.Te 10 j;ive them a trillinp 
 .:m,I then hi- Ma;cllY I'eguM h-s I ife veiy heariilv, bin i M.itt.jr 1 f Copper, and to le tlieT i'ruteOlois anaiiiil ihi- 
 I w iihlla:i-!iin; w.i; . arried I'lifoi.er to V :.'v /' 'i'' ,j •'■'" '^ "'.' ti.eir tneinics. let then I iirits vv.,iii d nothear f- » ■ ' 
 1.1 v.hcr„caftcnvar,N, bythe iicp i;.;eiii.cofhii(iHardi,, neither of the plaec lie hid prmided, r.>r the i»ood ' ' 
 nnde a ihift toehape. ' j tftins he had made |i)r tlieiii j tiiey beiiaii to run inti. 
 
 ''ownri'.lit Inniults, aii.i ti> make life of their Arms. 
 t.iprain Smi.i> had bur five .Men with inm, ard 'cvvj 
 an iniprihKntlvbold aet.on ..t hiiii to tre'.t Imrl.-lt Willi 
 f" llepder a (luard anioi: yi 1 : .' of lueli ouirai'.oi, 
 Mirineeo.. H'Wcvcr, 'hey { t. d liini 10 retire I.- n. . .-> ...ci. 
 the lliore int.. ,1 Boat, by whi.li ineaiis he i;ot totheii i:-"!'!!"" 
 .Slii|> ihiit had all then I'roulion aio.ii.l hir, and th, 
 Manners prt.1 inp Hoiielt and l.ova', h<- made Inirlill 
 M.iller of It, and now had tlieni .it Ins Wei\v. 1 he ' '■' '■'■■■ 
 di(oiJeiiv(,!,mpanv I..11 no>.v :o pi.iiideriiii; tlie .Savat'is,'; ', ' '' 
 hr.ak'iiii open th.ir Hoiile.s, aii.l Iteahnji'iiicir (...'rn ■ "' ''"'''■ 
 n.iy, that w.i^ not eiknitih, but they beat anvl abi's'.l 
 ihole puor wretelks imilt iinincuifi.!;,, :i:ij ra.s d liirtr 
 l.iiy and ieve;ii;eto:he hifihelt deatce. 'Iheyiane ,;. • 
 
 iheir Caii.i.s to Captain Sw.-,; , aiyi lompla ii'd il 11 ilu. 
 iheir woHt towards the deltrt.;. inf; u. the t.,'a[ lain lei ^'■'■p'lj' In had jrous^ht then; for I'r.tiCtc'ts, its J ;|iriii 
 iheC'rpiny .-^ work t^ irate the Coeiif > , .-.nd lir'd more larbaroiiliv than ijieir b.neniis ilie "„,■■,,.., ,^,.,1 
 their own I'loeih.. n, and Hillctted ilmn about ujon o'ie ihercbjie, as to.' his lake they ii.id pauenr'y enJui d it ^ 
 -Savages ill the iici»,hiioiiriiig Partb ; iheic ei-urfe;. f'in d t;reat while, Ui r.o'v, il' thev did iir-a mend tik ir Mm- 
 tlie Gal] ot the lary dronilli i'ltnple, and lei ihim a 'lers. il,e\ li.oud take iip Aim.s m ih> ir own Dd.-ij, ..•, 
 tniirniiTinf;. In ihou, tlio'thi Captain du! a!! that eon d and revenue thclniuias that h,id been donetiuin. '1 iu' t'k '^i' .■ 
 ■' be expeeted from a brave (lovcrnour, an.! a Man of an ''relidetit lpenteii?,!it onnne Da) sin vi>;oioiis endeavour;, '"• 
 Heiriiek temper and .'ouraije, y?t he eould not p'eal'e t.irce'aim tin.-, ikemiou.s miiltitv de,bur a,l bcinjt in vani 
 th.fe Male .intents, but was ever obrovion 1,0 their he r.lob'd to leave tlieni and f-il awaj Ki ,ii:ii,\i-i,.\v,i. 
 i l-intur d Cenfurct. Tnd ReHei'l ions, lint a fiiddei. turn , I he ihip was no fonncr under .Sau, out the Sai a^es iin- 
 ol Atfair', now ear-e on, vehiiii pronn^'d i; lekb- to re- iH'tuiateh teh upon them aihore, (j.ivc a bn-lt aifnilt to 
 move th.'i Pte.ident 'rem them, that w.is by his Hr neify f'le lot'., .\iy,'. em off .i.s many as they louiij Itiaynl.ng 
 
 about in ilie Vi.iod<. I his pm ihcm *ll into the uii.td- 
 llleft UtfiUt .nnt'iiiabli, an.l the Ca| ram bene, yet 
 uitiiin liearaw tf ad came baek ai^a:!!, and found them 
 (o leai'd Willi thi.s ae^ideiu, that ihev were nady to fui 
 
 I. -i-Min S"i«/.'e, after ihis, by h.is j'Tudent an.l politick I 
 !■ ...I ,enieir« re. oiicil'ii th.' !'.> . .r''-.;;' '- to the /■'>i/i/''' I 
 1.11. ■ ■!. a id hound them by a iblemn Tieaiv to brine ' 
 m I'l. vilioii. Jiy a lucky hit alio of brinpin.; a Vnap..',' 
 to hiinlcil. that was ahiiolt lldle.l uirh the lun!c^ol! 
 Ch.it.n.ii, he ).or the 111 ne of a .Man of ex'ianidiiiaiy 
 I'owiv. iiiid iiiurh.i; ciiM raife the De.ad t:o l.ile. 'I hi> 
 
 '■■ ■. - re. ,! ,' ■.: /, and .ill I i . .Mli.'s, lo that ti'cv de- 
 
 ' od rei.e, at,.! br.'ii;;;!'; I'r.-Unts ; \ea, ir.anv of ilieni 
 'h.ii hill iioli'i •.hitiRs ttom -he /■'■■;'j!\ .ame an.l made 
 ion o! liieir own aetord. bi'litenu^ th.ii ( apiain 
 >'■■!■, will ii.ii'd r-ibire ihe Dead ro I it'e, lond alii. 
 di:.'..v..-; I'.i.'ii- \'i':anles. When (he Itoik if I'l.ivirni^ 
 |;riv/!ow, and the r^its ivvhi.h e..nie in h>i tin b I! 
 
 n 
 
 1 1 tar 
 
 i.f It, 
 
 )ia 
 
 r.Mi.-'ther v. ah otr.t.' 
 
 .icci-.i la , d.MiL 
 the t.'ai tain let 
 
 ind Rrave'y become liicli a burdm to h^na es and Cow- 
 ards : For the Council in I-'—' ■■'. 1 hcaniiR 1 1 tlu diltur- 
 banee in the Planraticn, (ix'd ' pnn the 1 ord ;>.- '.i t/e-c 
 to ;;o and povctn there, who Ur.t, as his Dc|iiity, .Sir 
 
 '<'■■'iiii.it '..'/■.',-■, with .Sir f.'c ,; 
 '.; Ships, and at le.fft ^cd'crf' 
 
 to.!eth..'r with I "lit to his »"Uer.y ipon .i.iy rerii.s whallixver. He i: 
 
 What was the liic- 
 
 I the bleadj ot tiieii. ex.nnples lot ihc 
 
 tefb ot this Voyage, we Ihaii li c by and l>v ; •h.i.s 1 iu..'li and then remov'd the whole Company u. I 
 
 oiuy IS to I'e laiu now, thar t'l.,- .Adinii.il Ship of tho, 
 liict, wherein were tlietwo KinsJhrs, an '. the neve Coin- 
 niiflion, WIS feparatcd from the tell, afd lorc'd away by 
 badW'eaihe- to rlie H»iii../: lllaid', ard one or two 
 more were driven anclier way ; -he lelt came Ufe to 
 /••...t. /...■.•. 
 
 I. I 
 ir crimes, 
 
 t.'i.~ f .lie, 
 
 u he: c they weie moll: g.illanily. State,!, had }',ood Hocfo, 
 a jMTttv K rtitication, .iii.l able 10 louie them tr...iii all 
 the Sa\ai;es in <V.|;/'),(,i, and jcc. Acres oFviry pooj 
 Land ready 10 | laiit i belules ,1 iii' ll pleal'ani and 
 htaithti ■ ■ 
 II, .V /(, 
 
 liaUi /I J ;.■ 111. 
 
 r 10V...1, 
 
 a. c. an.l v/eil di lervinp ihe Nain. tlky j'av. 
 
 liie ,S 
 
 liaises .111.-) Wire 
 
 Alonj; -vidi thj'e .S'it;'< retiirn'd Ionic ..f the troiibleis ustjd, ,.i'.d ntiv (.llliieis apiointe. 
 
 of the IV.ice of the I'lair.ation, v.ho had p.ine back to 1 1' 
 
 uppeasM 
 ; thus all 
 
 J r.i 
 iiiir" 
 
 "fiind' 
 
 ■d M 
 
 r''< ,r Ic 
 
 .inJ eveiy thiiiv; ferled 111 jjoi,! eitder, C'.p'a 1 
 
 i'M^lnuii, and now e ime aeain to 1 c a betl: p!a^!n( to i .'>""■■• was tjoinj; a lenn..! time for ./.i»m;.'-Jcii".', 1 li |u|t 
 C'apta'n S»/."A. '1 is not calie to deltrile the Piiordtis 
 
 
 P le 
 
 t.'iey u.jte 'heoc^allou of, and the i xtrava|^ain les they 
 i.imniiioid : a'; iil-iewil.: the I'.otsand .Srare th, y hiul 
 I. It hi, lire, anil th'- many b) ii;i.',i rs he wei; .leourh. 
 II. ■• . .1, !■■ :i" r'rtii lent lti!l, .'tin.,' ins Ve.ir v.m.^ v^.I; 
 loi'l! ( ,1 I'l',' t.. (lerte! Iii> .\urho!ity, u.lnaiii.n-i Inn 1; 
 an,! I till llriip '■•hi.i^ and ..lilpofnii', of other; int., i^\:in'- 
 wilt" ilvv iie.tthi; I etapnbleof doire, thi: ,,all imlihi.t 
 / iie 1 lief flea,'. ,it the fae'tiou' I'eopie were Cai'tau. 
 !{■'.-.■'■', C.itr.uii I'^.f/,,, and C/i|, tain .;."(• . an.l 
 ih'ii irair. .p iftei aiiaiiiit the I'rcl dent teeaiu 10 be 
 thr, 1 hat hi w.iaMati ol' l.ir mf.re Mem than the., 
 .0. ' that l;i,\ •i:,tes atvraiied the love (il a.l I'eople 
 ti-.i'L hau bye. >,, fee them, even theSiv.ngc [lii.nilel'.cs 
 bi t'l.!".: ii;iil..'.iis'.h(; H, iinurablc Mr. . f ■•/.■ weie.by ti'c 
 Pi -.I .'citV; Ic.r.',., to I'l.int at the Falls of 'he Kiverof 
 /' ■ . ' Ml, with I /-> Men , and Cipiain .\/orii;, with 
 I -ar .V. n-anv, 10 V.M.'rim.u,,/. But this latrer l^an^alVorl 
 wii I'tef ivl, haiwii lip, lot >l:ii, iniilf needs IciZerlu 
 Kr^rf \>i.! :>r.iii, and rifle bis Routes ,trd (ajuntry : 
 : I vvh.i 1 V dtries he did vv.th \> ni'i.h fen and .0'.- 
 
 r'l- 
 
 at that n.il.int ariivtt Mr.<r,'.', vvh.j ha,J iiidifcnerU 
 piati'c.l thciii It the I'alli, of l'j.vl'.u,:. . and ili.j' tha; I i i 
 noiu il'lel'eiii.n wis n"-. way coticeinM in. or niy 1 11,,, 
 ii;^<! .1 rhcii Difcrdirs, )er Ills .1 iival undid ail ai'.ani. 
 the 1 .-,1.'; ions ,,r,.vv as hp.h, and'!. 11. li lent Mutmeef. 
 i.ilrv'd lis loii.l .t! c' . r, and tn.. .in woa d Uriethen 
 tuiii, bill liity niMlti|iii( thi.,> line lowii v.heieT.he Cap 
 laiii had piante.l ihcili, and re'uiii 10 ilieit old ,Se..i 1 
 the balbot the Rivti. And lotliiy did, an.l Mr. (Cj;'.-, ' " 
 J'.o'aI hiiniour vk,,. ^;i,virn d bv theiii : .n, f. r the IVili- 
 itiilt, 1:1. de einiin'd to Itri' e no loiii>ti with tliiin, but 
 eeii let them lake then own lotiife, and Iteiv a', ihey 
 b.iivd ; loh.' lift ,hem, and faild awa) fjr ;'..■/,■.,■ . ;«(■«. 
 lint m the way a terrible misfonune befel hmi, lor r.(,: v.... 
 Ileepi.-in ill his Boat, Ins Powiiei-lia<; a ciaeutally took '■'>f"'" • 
 li'\ ai.i. b.ew hnn up, feouhing and tejtinf, h j IKlh at- 
 tei a 11,1 ll K.nbi; inai.n.-' ; and the Capiaiii liy.np as ,1 
 VMre Id Ills own C loatiis, to (juircli 11.. ii;e riiat to 
 n.inied lum lUKn'dintely Ic-ap'doier l.o.iid, an.! ) liiiic; ,i 
 hiniUit into ih,.: Ki.ei, where lie vv.H very like ro be 
 Jo wn d betuic rhev ..)uM icco-.ti huii aj'.am. Iiitii., 
 
 i...Uial;- 
 
 
 3 
 
 i 
 
 Ip-akiw. 
 li'-i m .'-. 
 
 .'ip .li.i:(;,i 
 ..11,1 tik. ■ 
 tl-tomtn 
 
Lib^V. 
 
 ■ i;i, I : 
 
 ilii: Savn^'.'s i' tail 
 Hcoil flic. 1 (■ . tli.u 
 c cral oF ili, ii«^- 
 cls of liiin Ciiii) ; 
 
 lU'illl'.i kllll'llt el 
 
 yc: Ik' liai'vi tint 
 :fl liis LViiijany In 
 
 inhi 'l.Mi, louiii'li 
 lioi'.«. 
 ' tW- Riser /'rir/ii- 
 
 lui-l fcati'J tluiii ; r.n' I'.i 
 ,nr rl'iCL', or rhi-.\ '■' ■'»!'■* 
 ; v\.is i^(ii\c, thii i> 
 
 prefcrirly after to 
 id tiicni 111 .1 pliac 
 Jpoii that he pre- cn .>•■.:•. 
 in-''-;; i' . to bnv c ('•■'■ ' ■ ■ ■' 
 r, botli whkh i-or.- ■"'■'"'"• 
 ilv y ifiiifil to, I'ut 
 lio .'.I :.•./'■' with the 
 It SiippliiSt-'K t.'rn, 
 '.nc them a tiiliiru' 
 itedois ai;aiiiil iht 
 rui «i)ii il not hear f' * ' 
 cil, r..\r the i>on>! '' ' 
 .■ijaii to niii im.i 
 ifc o( their Anus, 
 itli iiim, ai.d 'twj- 
 
 trult limik-lt \v;!h 
 r I'luli oiitraivo'i-, 
 in\ lu retirt iV n. ■ •■* "■"• 
 ail'- III- i',ut to ilieii '•■'''" "''" 
 i.Mi! hir, an J th.- 
 Iic niiuie lilirkU 
 his WcRV. Ihc I '■' >•'■■ 
 eriiii; tlie .Navapts ,'!, ',,'' 
 llint; iiicir l.i rn ; 
 
 heat anil aLn'sJ 
 , anJ ra.> \l liinr 
 
 'I hey lan.e .n • 
 
 otnpla ii\i 1 1 .11 i)!c 
 
 nill !:i, ll.^d lllllll 
 
 the H,;,v».., ai.,i 
 lent'y cnJiii il it a 
 ; iiKT.ii tlieir M.m- 
 lii ir own Dd'-ii.i.-, 
 
 ilone tileiii. '1 he TV '-v ^• 
 ^C'loii"; emleavoiir;/' '■ 
 r ail hciii}; in vaiii, 
 
 n thi; Sa\ a|?es im- 
 
 a bn-lt .iil'iiih lo 
 , IouikI lti,i,r_i;l.ng 
 ill into rheuii.iJ- 
 j|r.illl I rlll4 yet 
 
 ami lotiinl iheni 
 vcic na.ly to lnb 
 I'lKier. I ie inaili I'l i !•' :it. 
 
 I'or ihiir erinics, '' '"■''' 
 
 n /'nv,.M/.!i.- f.<ii»', 
 
 liail s',oii(\ Horlo-., 
 me them tnun all 
 res of vi ry j;Ooi.i 
 
 V li pleal'aiii ami 
 
 Njiiii iluy yiv. 
 
 ipi 'easM ai.J f.i 
 iln:s all '.nir;'. 
 
 vl i.'rder, dp' a n 
 'iir-im'i'. III |.ilt 
 
 } h.i.! uklifriie'l. 
 
 aiiJ iho' tlia. II I 
 
 111 or i:iy 1 Mm- 
 il iiiuhil all a,',aiu. 
 i,i, lent Mmiiieer- 
 
 wua li Urie then 
 rii v.lieie the Cap , 
 J ilieir oM Se.i; i' , .' 
 an.t Mr. (/'jrV ' 
 .1;. fir the I'rih- 
 u wall liiem, bii 
 111.! Irew -.1, ihcy 
 .ij 1 11 ?/:)/,■ • iini-H. 
 K I'elel hull, Ic'rcipr v».,i 
 ;;■ ii.;ea!.iliy took '-(>■■•■"'■ 
 ejuae. h » IK ill al- 
 Japiaiii liy.iiji a» :l 
 1 i:ii iia- ihai 10. 
 I. (1,11 J, aiK'. \ liiiyM 
 \..ry hku to be 
 iiiii aj;,ai:i. In :ii ■ 
 ii,;ui.il i- 
 
 Chap'XXIV. The Continuation of the Virginian /IJfain, &cc. 837 
 
 ! 
 
 Thi-y 
 (pin- 
 hi> I 
 
 J^4)i)ft 
 
 Th.- 
 1)111,1 
 him 
 
 tniferablc cafe (havinj' no Chiriirgcon to ilrels liim) hr 
 was forc'd to travel to JrfiHij-'i'onv;, where, notwithltan- 
 ding his illnefs, he wou'd not be citcus'd from publick 
 biilincfs. 
 
 The mutinous Captains, /(:f I'iffc, M.:rtina.n'\ 'hclier, 
 were quiekly to br brought to their Trials, according to 
 the 1 aws ot the Plantation ; to prevent which, they 
 cndcavoiir'd to difpauh the I'reruleiit as he lay upon his 
 bisBeil fo extremely lick, that eoiiM they have had pa- 
 tience cnooph, they mifjln rcalonably ha\ e hop'd his ma- 
 I nly u'oii'd havedone it Icr them in a littletime.However, 
 thr Villain that Ihon'd base PiKol'd hini hid not courage 
 eiioui;!! lo do it ; lb that this I'lot being baulk'd, 
 lliey thought the belt way wastoUUirp theCinvcrmncnr, 
 and fo make their Power lerve to vindu ate their own 
 Sullicii'"W^cncy, and llain his tliat had made them gmhy. 
 Captain ,Vim//;'s M (taundi Soldiers wou'd fain have ta- 
 
 ken oft' the Heads of thelc Plotteis apainll his Life, and 
 IJilbirliers of the Piibluk Pea^e, but he wou'd not yield 
 to any fiuh Defign, but got hiivdelf coiivcy'd a Ship- 
 board, and took Orders for hiourefent return to I'.ni'Jai.il. 
 This (next to his Death) was the thing that plea.'^'d the 
 malignant Part) the belt, and now ail their care was to 
 ,net the Comiiiillioii from him , but the Captain wou'd 
 never furrender it to them, tho he coilniv'd at their iteal- 
 ing it away. Then taking his fatewcl of them, with Opt i-i,?/, s 
 many feverc retleiltions and i.prtia^hes fur their baie '''-V'""'' 
 Pr.ailtices, and ca.'ling ail to U it witnefs that 'twas not 
 long ot him that the Plantaiiuri was Jcit thus expos d 
 without a Oovetnour, lie came aw ly from a Country ot 
 which he cou'd fay tiius i' ^ch, That he had been more 
 blrbaroully us'd tlierc by hr, own (countrymen than by 
 the wildtlt ot the Saviges. 
 
 Chap. XXlV- 
 
 The Continuation of f/;t' Virginian J/f^irs, jrom A. D- 16 lo, 
 
 to A- D. I ^20 
 
 W 
 
 ''H concluded the iait Chapter with Captain 
 Swu/.i's departure, wlv.. left tiie Colony in a 
 mileiable eonliisd lUte, tormented with a 
 panel ut lai'hous Ufurpiiig Spirits, that Uudied no- 
 thini- lef, than the Publkk Good, not more than their 
 vjio ,f ill.- owii'Pn\ale .^dvantage. .\t his going away the whole 
 i..ul.my.i-:icniuiiiiber was \ery near ', j' . tlieirStore-Houlcs lull, their 
 eapi imtii, ^^ij, ^ jiij .,11 ^'liiiiary furniture, in good cafe, and .-.s 
 •.•,ni..a|i. ^^^1^ Powder and Shot as they needed. They had all 
 forts of ufeful Animals .ibout them too, Irom Horfcs 
 even to Hens and Chickens ; yet neither all the Cap- 
 tain's furin -r Benefits, nor thefc his laft Cares for them, 
 to lr:ive the;n n fo good ^ condition, cou'd ever per- 
 fwad- ihem into any' lolt :cjd kind thoughts of him, or 
 to aHotl lum th- Icaft d' grec ot generous treatment. 
 iVtyjiaiil- Hewas iiofi^oncr gone, but all thofc turbulent People, 
 liimwtu.iUf^virh onccoiifent, began to rail at him ; elp.'cially tliole 
 """"'■• whom he had any svav chartisdfor their Infolencies, 
 and who nov; had lull liberty to invent whatc\er Scan- 
 dals they wou'd, and hvcar to all tliey invented. Then; 
 were as many levcralStotii's told of him, as there w<"re 
 Perfons that envied and maligned him, and the degrees 
 of their Malirnitv were very secll difcovei'd by the 
 magnitude cf tlieit lyes One fii.i this, and another 
 that, and .> third anntliev rhing : and fo they had their 
 S.iys all round. As tiir thofe wli.ile Inventicis were dull, 
 and they I 'd not Scncc enougluo i atch up a plaulible 
 Story thenilelves. the pood Council htlp'd tlvm out at 
 a dead hit, and advni'd them what they ihould Swear. 
 IbcShips waited upon tlicm all thii tunc, while they 
 were laying their Accufitions together, tor they were 
 ready to lad back to l-r^u„.i betoie, but they were com- 
 pcU'd to Itay till the Wiinelfes were all furnifh'd, that 
 they might go and I'Ibiy Captain .Vmi,-/i's crimes to his 
 H<,„r;r... face. Bill the Jell of it was, that the belt of all his 
 ijvakv.liofHricnds cou'd not give him a better Chara>;fei, than fe- 
 li-.mi-rj- vetal of ihole very M.en did wIm had made fiich a con- 
 loundediiule inK/'P,'"i'', and were fent over on purpofc 
 10 do the fauic in l'j:;[i.iii.i. As to the rell of th. m that 
 (luck to then Priiviples, their Acculaiions h.id fo evi- 
 dently all ihe CharaOtiTS of Malice and Porgcry (tamp'd 
 iipcntheiK, that all People, who ?-jre not blinded bv 
 premdiCiS, cleaily law that it wasi;.., and die Captain's 
 Vertuesdid Ihme but ihc lighter, for all their violent cn- 
 i-ip.li..i,»/,dcaiours to rclipfe 'hcin. There wer- Icvenl of his 
 .111.1 iln- ,„oil xirulenr Advori'ines, that by unexpce'fed events 
 sl"'d""" f"" '" receive a pilt lecompence for their imreafonabic 
 en iiities and treacliet.ei againit him : The Dutchnien 
 weie kiiock'd in the head by I'ow/xtM'/ ; for when die 
 talk vas tirft of my lord Oir /i H'^if's coming over, 
 thol.- teliows highly commended that Lord to him, and 
 promis'.l to do mighty thuigs tor hini, if he wou'd give 
 them leive to go to hint viheii he came. ' No,(favs the Sa- 
 ' ^age; you have bcttay'd Cuptaiii iwith to me already, 
 ' and you'll betray me aifo to tins Lord : for being 
 
 ' falfe to your own Mailer, ynu cannot be true to me , 
 and fo Commanded hii Men to beat out their Brains. 
 
 Captain /<^ui/iy/f alfo, with a C'>nip.tny ,,f Men, at- 
 tempting to tt,tdc, were furpriz'daud llaiii by R iv».'/i/.i« , 
 and fo were levcral more of the l--<-^:,r.jh, that went out 
 under :hc command of Mt. :l'\i and Captain M.v:in. 
 bor as foon as eyei the Savages heard ihat Capt. Smith Si^asf. /•- 
 had quitted the Country, they revolied every wherr, ,|i' '' '""' 
 I and took all the opportumtics that cou'd be, both to 
 j llarie them and cut their throats. IVv .i.mh ablolutely 
 denied them Trade, and tiieSav.igcs m all ph;es refus'd 
 to repleiulh their decaying Stores with trclh Supplies 
 of Provifioni. And now they began to lind the want ofcjrc,ii;i 
 Captain S»:iti , ^ea, hisgreatelt enemies svcie then tea- i'' ••■'■ eri-- 
 dy to curfe the lofs of fum. In a word, the ■joothat''" ''-"'r' 
 j Captain .'>>«;'(/j left, were within lix Months rcdu.:'d to [Ji.'' "" 
 j6o, and thofe forc'd to live upon the wild Pioduds of 
 j the Fields, or lometimcs a little Filh , yea. the 1 ivinij 
 fometiincs liv'd uj'on the 1 'cad. 1 he c.iiife of thele Ui- 
 llielfes was not to be atiribuicd to the barrennefs of 
 the Country, but their own Ri.^t ..iid Luxury, their want 
 of good (lovcrnnicnt, and prudent Care .wi laying _p 
 Provilions ; and lalily, thcii ib Conduct in nukmg the 
 S.ivagcs their enemies. 'Twas in thcfe Itraits that Sir 
 Thorn.. i G.j.'e;, and Hit Cfnie Siii>i>/jC'.', found the iiiifcra- 
 ble remainders of the Plantaticn when they arriv'd at 
 Tr.mci-'V -xn. 
 
 The Reader was intorm'd m the laft Chapter, that the tjr t,.mii: 
 belt pa.t of this Fleet tame to j.nn-s-\',\s: without the si-"" -ind 
 two Knights : The bu'inels was, tiiar they were lepaca- ' ' '^'' 
 ted from one another by one of the iik It \ iolcr.t itorms Vuyjg,- 
 that was ever known. For a matter of four days conti- 
 nually, they did nothing but pump an.i toil themfclves, 
 to keep the Ship from linking ; they threw out i oo Tun 
 of water every four hours, and yet tor the molt part of 
 the time, when ihe Ship had leait in her, llie bore ten 
 j too' deep. They had no Icifurc t.ieat, drink or retl; ioc,,! ,. 
 I that now they were upon the point of coitimitting them- tin s.'~..'j.- 
 felves to the Mercies cf God, when .Sir Cie.iri; v.iimwi-, j'.-'-"A. 
 happily dilcovcr d Land. This ;rov'd to be the li^ti:u- 
 \,i.i-IJl,:ti,;s, which from this excellent PLrfiii had ,-d'tei- 
 wards the Name of the Sii'r:ii.--Wv: \i Hcie they came 
 i all late albore, and iho' thefe Llind.i hid furmeilv had 
 a very ill name, and wcrefaid to bo tit tor noihiiig bit 
 Devi's to dwell in, yet iliey found ibcm a very conimo 
 dicus Habitatu'n tor Men, and bleli'd ihe Prov;dcnii 
 that call them here. 
 
 The dclcription of thefe Ulands lliail not be given ne:c, 
 but remitted to its proper) latC, where we ttea; of thctn 
 prot'elledly. As for rhe Colony, they di.l n.:t want Pto- 
 vilioiis, but there were no Inlub:iants lot therii to con- 
 verl'e with. 1 he Goseinour had the pLigie <'I levcr.it ;;;,,. ,,;„ 
 MuMiiies too, f lueoi'whuli wcie ttopt by feventies, 
 and othel^ by gentle iieatnienl ot the Ottciiders. I hey 
 exctcis'd all R«iigigus Duties dutmg then it.tv, and had 
 
 'jPfOrtiiruiies 
 
838 'I he Loiittnuation of /^'Virginian y^ffairs, &c. Lib. V 
 
 oi'pormnif.es of iicrfonniiig ;ill tlic i^ites of the Chnrti^'i 
 
 Kclij>iiin, ill a pl.UL- where perhaps never any Kcli(.',i^ri 
 
 Cuft ir, Soi. was iM.i'h.'ii lict'ivc. l')^lidi"i I'ri'aclimp aii.l I'rayiiig, 
 
 • 'j','; thcv lind M.imiKcs, Kirihs Bainiliiis ami liiiritls li>.i> 
 
 Uu 
 
 crtiil 
 
 'im.t. 
 
 iK-y let vrp a L.ri)is as a Mi-iivinal ot rli. ir womlc 
 prcrer\;it;oii aiii! Infe ariival .u tliis plare ; a Itwrt ai- 
 foiint of which wis 1 npavoii in a Coppci I'l.ite, 111 Lnj; 
 lilh aiul latin, aiu! plied upon the faiiie Cmfs, tope 
 ther with his Maicltiis Pidure 111 Silver. They ahi^ 
 Iniilt a i;(H)il I'lniuue in help them on in their Voyage tii 
 yir^iiii.i, whieh was at Icilt 141. lca!;ucs from the .Shi" 
 tn'r-ljl,tii,li ■ and, m a word, liavini; evcrv way fitted 
 lip tliciiil'eKis lor liieli a Voyape, tliey fct fail, and had 
 a prul'pcroiis Voyage nn't thither. They came tirl) ti> 
 the famous Hav of Cl'rfrpir.kj and then xoC.tfcC'iinU>i, 
 W'liere they h.td the comfort c\i hca^ini; that ail the rell 
 ol the Fleet v\ ere voinc in lakly the Year betiire ; Int 
 the ali'.iiftion uf hearing at llielamc time, that the Od' - 
 ny at '}j»i:s-'l'.,m>i was in a molt lamentable condition. 
 The Prelid, nt then in heiiig was the Honoiiral'le Mr.lV/ ■ 
 fv, at that time overlooking the AlTairs of the Fort, 
 which thi-y had liiilt at Cii/'r (.'fwi/of the Yeai liefore. 
 1 his 1 ort was \er\ .iJvantageoiilly fituated, ax\<\ 1 y rea- 
 lon of the Shoals whuli lie of theSca-fidc, it ealily com 
 
 luicd Ins feai. h of thofe Illands, and at laft found tlitiii. 
 and hisUeath ihcrc, the elfcilt of his tuci-ioil.ng hiiii 
 felf upon a Surfeit. His Heart and Bowels were Litirud Sir <w.... 
 upon the fpot, and Ins Body liroeght lia>:k 10 '•".li''""''" ijc',7,"'" 
 Ills own Ship, winch, without any Iron about liei , one 
 Bolt only in licr Keel cv.c|ttd, ciuhii'd the Vojagi- 
 (liiongh that nuglity Ocean. In the nie.in iinie, tlic 1 !•<■ savj^a 
 .•\rtaiis ol'thc Plantation went but I adly on ; the .Savage:- '""■, ',;"-' 
 did nothing but infiilt them, coming u^ to the Nei> 
 Works, and allanltiiig the Men '.lieie, and knocking all 
 o ih' head that tliey ti.uiid at an> time iinarni'i! or drag- 
 gling 111 the Woods. The I'.nj^ii/h had Iroiii leteral toii- 
 lidciations Imherto forboni 10 chaitize thciii any ili;iiR 
 rigoroiifly f.irtiiele InfideiKies, but now they faw ilieri 
 was no end oii'i, and they giew but the 1 oldi r and 
 lawcirt (or being iliiis Kt alone, and then fiic the* bi 
 I'.in to treat thciii after anoiher iiiaiiiier, and u.uli iImii 
 good Manners by a little nle oCilie .Sword. 
 
 .Sir I'l 0)11,11 Cuii'i went and plundered tlie 'I'otMi ol "'''^'f'''' 
 Kruni^li(<>i. more to frighieii the .Savajje' than to i;ci'"""''' ' 
 aiiy I'rcacSpod. The I or 1 Couriiniir alfo lent a f'orr 
 of an LmbalJic 10 /Viv' 
 
 Ik' (a.l Itjtc 
 ■ Cl,; i.ol)- 
 ; ill Wii t 
 ! rrjytli.':*. 
 
 r.ir, to demand the red tution uf' 
 all Ji'r^ap: Prifoners, and fatisfnSion thrall Injuries done 
 I nimiling all Fncrdlhip an, I Kindnefs m cafe of liis coiii- 
 ni.mdcd ilic m iiith of the River, tlio' it'be as Inad asj fl'^ncc, and o« the other hand thieatmng to lakea fe- 
 the Tr.tiiici between lirccimih aiid the ///' of D'X'. \ ^"^' re\cngc, and pav all the old Scores, if lie rcfiis'd to 
 
 \^'heii they came np to Jum-j-Tciwi, they were fad ; 'lo Jiilli'e. Rut he (who had now loft all fear of ilic f -'.i 
 Eyc-witnelfesof the deplorable Hate of the Colony there ; F-'iyJ'f: together wicli Captain Smirh ■ lei them know he ^' "' 
 all ihiiigs were out of order, rlieir Stores txhaultcd,j "lou'd yield t-> none of ihcir Propofals, but bid them all'"" 
 .iiid themfchcs uj-Hsn the point of ftarving. And that j f'^T''*" his Country, at leaft conhncthemtclv cs to ?.,»,-,. 
 wlilcli made the dillrcfs yet far more teriiblc was, that' Tofn, and not rove about fearching his Towns ard Ri- 
 herc Were no Supplies brought to their relief ; all that ^'"1 and making his Property ihcir own ; and if th-y 
 w.is in thile Ships bein_i no more than fuflii ient for 151^ "■'' '?°''> '"" won'd make his Pc()j'!e do them all tilt mil- 
 
 " fhief^ they fear il. As lor the Mcllcngers, he conuiiar. 
 
 Men foi a llule while. Neither was there any Hopes c. , ,,.. 
 
 getting any nithe Country ; for liclides tliat, tlieSa>,ige.s 'J^'^' ''leni iif\er to preUimc to appear I 
 
 Were all at Diggers draw with them, it was now their 
 
 S.-e\l-tiinc, and their Corn was but j. ft, or Ic.ircc put 
 
 into the gioiind. That little matter however which Sii 
 
 'I'lvm.is Cr.-rs brought with him from the ll-'tiiurl/ti, he 
 
 flenerntilly refolv'd ihoti'd be di\ided aintmvft tliein aU ; 
 
 which when it came to be calculated, was found not 
 
 elore li;i 
 
 ■"■"V A. 
 
 niore, iiiilefi they brought him a Co.icli and Horles, for 
 he had heard that the great Lords in /:< j;..i//.i us'd to rh'i: 
 in furli flare to fee one aiinhcr. 
 
 Some of his /-■.//.:)., had been in /•.>■; n;.!, and havin" 
 feeii Coaches, b.ij told linn what rhiiigMhey were,otliei- 
 wilc a hjndlome W'heelb.irriiW might have fcrvV. well 
 
 tiricd .all their OT.'ivince bcflire tho '"'othe Bowels of his Country. Br.t this accident hap ■-■"■"' '"i 
 hepar:icul.irc3TC uf St Tir„ui':.itci ^ r*""'' '" favour of him, th.it the Lord Govcrnour (who"''' 
 ifandmg, tlio' Ibme difcoii'ented Pco-, otherw'ifc won'd have been as pood as his word) oiiickly 
 
 I'ollililc to laft longer than lO di\s, tlio" hi:sbanded ui' ''"°>'.'5'i ; ^"d whai a prct'.y figure won'd lii.<; / V- !;j«u« 
 the bell ad\antape,'and each Man's Iharc r.o more I'laii' j^'^'/'^'fy have made, with his Copper Crown and'Srar- 
 fiiry rrr Ivc "''^"'^ luflice juft to keep him from being familh'd. All ^ '" ^doak on, (the l-.'ivi jh gave him) in this one whcel'd 
 »'t>jwiy. thcle things put together, were rcafons lirong enough to I "'''"'^'■■''' ^"fie.li ? Alter this, /'i>a/v:/..H llill kept on his 
 introduce a general refolution of ijiiittiiig the Country, °''^ "'^y of intriguing and witching the Coloiiv ; his 
 and there W.1S a necclfity of doing it prcfcnily, for after P'^^ '^"'^ prouling aliout in every Qii.irrcr, and his 
 they were all ffarv'd there wis 110 running away. \c- Ambnfcades lay up almoft to the verv Palil'adr.es. The f°'':'' "^'^ 
 cordingly they beftow'd thcmfclvcs as well as might be '-".?''7''. when they catch'J any of them, gave them '" "' 
 in the Pinnaces then in the RoatJ, and tlinle they brought M'Ttial Law, and relidv'd, if ;'.'re'',;Mw did not alter 
 from the S.- kim/ci, and f<> the whole Plant.ation went olT '"* ^"^'^^ '" * "'■])■ ''"It while, to c.irry Fire and Sword 
 
 together, l-.aving btiri' ' ' " "" " 
 
 Fort-g.ite, and by th 
 
 the 'I own was left Ifaniling, tlio lome elilcoii'entea fco- , "o"-""'^;'"-' "on nave necn as pooii as Ins word) quickly 
 pic had a great mind to b.avc fet it afire. Bur they had "tter hisarrual iolf his health, and by degrees caif.e to 
 ^inWi''^'!''''"''^'-'''''' ''"'•■' httic way down the R:ver, when th.y 1 f*^ li' a habit olBody, that in 8 Months iimehe was cor- 
 i.,;,.il met the Right Honourable the Lord De it lf,^re, ^^\^Q\Hii\n<\ w rctmnw t'.n^lanj, having no profped of any 
 -<. c. i(.io. was then une.Tpei'>cdly atriv'd to enter upon his Ciovern- ''""'P'"f eiire but his own Native air. His Loidfi.ip '•"'"'' 
 nient r\'{'i::^im.i. ,So th.lt now they a!l repair'd to J. una- ' fubftituted the Honourable Mr. JVir . He put) -Gov ernour '*"'v' ' 
 T:mp again, with no little foy at f i picalant a difap- in his room, who was to remain in that I'olf till farther i-y ' 
 poinrir.ent, and the care of the Deputy in prclerving the, ^^'■^'eTsfroin fir/i;/.!)/.,'. He left the Coloav upwards of 
 Town from the flames, appeir'd to h.ivc been to l^inie! two hundred, in good llate ns to healih, and ttunilird 
 purisofe. His Lordlhip brought three Ships with himh^'th ten Months Pro''ilion at Icalf. Before his Lord- 
 exceedingly well furnift.'d with all nccellaries, and e-, '^'T'^ departure. Sir r/v»»,.i t; rf-j «as feiit for to /{bo. 
 noiigh to enable the Plar.Mtion to hold out for foinc time. /'".'' by the Council for the I'i'^iinr.ri .'itiaiis there, to 
 .^11 rlrnes were n-iw regulated, his Lordlhi;'sCoinmif- P'*e a true account of the Crnmrv, and to let ih'cm 
 (ion read publickly, the Council roir.inated, and all the ktiow in plain tcriin, whether it were Inch as was ever 
 (Jfficers appoinrcd to their feveral Tmfts and Charges, hkely to aniwer all the coft the S<Kiety had been at in 
 The Lord /.f /i /fjrf had the Title of Lord Governour ■' — ' ' ■ ■ <- .- . -. ' 
 
 Thty rertl. 
 j; Jjmt4- 
 hirn .fill 
 
 their Contributions towards the Support of the Plaiva- 
 tioii there. The anUver of which worthy Cientlenian 
 was fiich, as gave rhem every way ample Satisfadion, 
 and Kncoiiragemcni to i;o on with their Uefign ; the 
 Reafons of which being drawn mollly t'rom the nat' re / 
 of 'heConntrv It fell, ih. Reader will eafily fee in the 
 
 this ae. oiint) Secretary and Recorder. The other Infe- 1 Dcfcription of (Vi^ia/c, whi h we Ihall prclcnt him with 
 
 noui dflicers were alfo nominated, and the ufual Oaihs, afterwards 
 
 iklminiltred to all. '1 ho' his I or.llhi|i had brought a' When the Lord '^t I1 H^,irr C3rrc in rr^/^iii!, he did "'' ""'■''■'^' 
 
 Stock of Prov ilions, yet liiice that won'd quickly reijnire I himfelf in Perli^n give the Council a large accoiuit of '\''" '"^'^ 
 
 aii.l Caj>taiii General r Sir 'ilmn.is ';«■.-/ Licutcnant-Ge- 
 ner..l : Sir dearge Simmirrs Adnnral : The Honourable 
 Cfih?' I'ercy Commander of the Fort: Sir I-culin.inilc 
 ll'iitinnn Maftcr of the Ordnance Captain iVni'/'nf/ 
 Vice- .Admiral : H'illi,im Sti.icher Ffu; (the Author of 
 
 A1 J .10 . I 
 I, lie \ o>j^; 
 1 1 ih. Bir. 
 
 to beek'd out w'lth further Supplies, Sir f/'. »'.;;<? Siiitim;i 
 therefore propos'd a Voyage to the ll- mr./.i- !//-«./(, from 
 whence he wou'd fetch 6 Months Pnwifioii of Pilh and 
 Lli'lli, and accordingly he and Captain .b'lc.ll were dil- 
 piich'd thnher for tliat purpofe. But the cffecfs of thi^ 
 Voyare prn\d veiy unhappy, forthcle two worthy Per 
 foils loll one anctiier at Sea, and Captain Jr)\v'l, mliead, 
 ol'ihe .'trri)//„/,(, fell in with the C/ialt of s.iiM 7^/. 1 
 wlure rcrrefiiing .iwhile, he rcturn'd with a fnialliiuan 
 tity i-f Codlilh 'o 7 .-iii-j' r II". As f.r Sir (J qr .Vkw 
 nfs, he alfo ft''.' in wiili ilie fame Court, miliingthi 
 B:rnLi.l.ti, but ha\iiig rdielli'd there awhile, he comi 
 
 the Affairs of the Colony, which was pi.bhdi'd by Or- 
 iler ot the fiiil Council. lor the better feciirinq of the 
 l-:>::'ii/h Flantatioti thne, he had ordcr'd ihrceiorts to 
 be built ; two of which were feated near Ci. c.(.'o(«/wf, 
 and the third near the Falls. 
 
 The Coirpanv being cncourag'd by what they hadSrr.Tj'i 
 heard trim the Lord (iir ernoiiv, and Sir T. :m.ij(,.ifr;, I'-r. 
 lent over a fredi Supply bv Sir h"m.ii h .'; who bore ■< "■ '*■■■ 
 :! e Title of Marllial in the Couniry, and was to com- 
 I'^aiiil there in 'hiel till Sir I- /,n.r, („:/, .s arrival from 
 I.n9ji-ui. ThisCjcntlenian f viml the Plantation labour- 
 :mj iiider ihcir old Diitcmpeisoi idlcneli and Lazimfs, 
 
 ha\tng 
 
 So". )1 
 K. ■.. 
 
 T.: .1 
 fell' 
 
 
 S.i .' 
 
cc. 
 
 Lib. V 
 
 at Lift foinul tliLiii, 
 
 1* OMl-tClLll.^ Il""' 
 
 Bowi'K wcrc'tiuiudsi' (-«.., 
 
 Iron aboia lifi', "ni^ 
 ■ciklm'a ilu- v.. jam- 
 la- iiiMi. time, lllcTI'SavJM 
 lly oil ; Illc SiV.lBi:. '^'^YVT 
 
 lllg lip to tllC VI 1) 
 
 and KiiockiiiR ali 
 lu tiiiaiin'i! oi (irag- 
 ul troui k\c-Ml ton- 
 re thcin any ili;ii(; 
 iu>w lliey faw tlur< 
 I III the 1 older ami 
 d linn tVic iIk-v I'l - 
 ner, and tt.itli il;im 
 ^u(lrd. 
 
 
 idercd the Touii ol 
 
 ,S;r.H;e> tli.iji to i;ei'' 
 
 mm .iICo lent a iurt 
 
 and the riM tutjon ot 
 
 tl.rall Injnrie.-, done, 
 
 fs in rafe of Ills eoiii- 
 
 reatiiinp tot.ikoa fe- 
 
 ores, if he rcfii-j'd to 
 |(i(l all tear of iJief ii'.4/j.', 
 let thciii know he {" "■'''■ 
 
 Is Init bid them all ' 
 
 thcnilehesto ?.(»«-.- 
 
 his Towns and Ri- 
 t own ; ami if th"y 
 
 do them all the iml- 
 cnjjcrs, lie coniniar- 
 ra'r liefore liiiii any . ,, 
 o,.>h and Horles, for '"■'■ " - 
 I /■.' ^i;. .;'/./ 11 s'd to rii'e 
 
 /•>;',-•»,', and having 
 ini;Mhey uen-.otliei- 
 ;ht h.uc ferv'd well 
 
 u-oil'd his I i yhiijii 
 
 r Cim«ii aiiiiScar- 
 ) ill thi'i one whccl'J 
 r.t.u: (lill ki-pr 01) his 
 
 lip the Coioiiv ; his 
 ry Qnartcr, and his , , , 
 TV I'ahi-adoes. The [7:;': '"" 
 f them, gave tliem 
 v'^r.im did not alter 
 :..rry Fire and Sword 
 it this accident hap- i''v''<r.i». 
 or J fiovcrnour (who "^'' 
 as his word) quicJily 
 by degrees caii'.e to 
 llths ti;iie lie was cor- 
 ) no prolbcC\ of any 
 e air. His loidfi.ip '-'"J."''-' 
 ■■ IVpiity-Govcriioiir "m^' "^j 
 that I'ult till farther .7 
 
 Ci'loBV upwards of 
 leahh, ar.d furnilli'J 
 t. Before his Lord- 
 was feiit for to /:«o. 
 )/!« Atlai'S there, to 
 y, and to let them 
 ere fuch as was ever 
 tiety had been at, in 
 iport of the I'laiva- 
 1 worthy (icntlcniaii 
 y ample Sa'isfaiilion, 
 til iliLir Uehgii ; the 
 illy from the nat' re / 
 will eadly fee in tlie 
 lull •'relent hmi with 
 
 ; 10 Et>fU}i,!, he ilid »" i^f^'^t 
 il a Jarpc aceoiuit ol c L 
 was pi.blid-.'d by Or- 
 ettir fe> iirinii of the 
 rderM three l-iirti I 
 :d near C 
 
 Chap.XXlV. The Continuation of the Virginian Affairs, &C. 83^ 
 
 having thrown no Corn into the ground, but tniftin;; 
 to the Stores the Lord O; la H'ltre had left, and what 
 the Hoiinty of the F'leids would atlord them. He iire- 
 fcntly fet to repairing the Town, and having made a 
 Difcovcry nt i\.i/^>«HK./-River up to the very Head, and 
 after that of the River of the Colony, he tix'd upon a 
 
 I'd 
 
 place, (towards the Falls of this latter, near an In.//.i 
 Town call'd .liltl'i-mck') a high Land, eii.ompafs 
 \vith the main Kuer. and aboiii iS Miles from tl 
 Falls, where he intended to plant a new Town. He 
 had done no more than preparing his MatciiaU tor this 
 new Umldinp, '.vlionSir I' . fi iff ; arriv'd from '■.'■';;/'"■', 
 
 It was fome time (iwtwithftanding all the tbrincr pte- 
 tencesj before the bufinefs cou'd be acromplilli'd. The 
 Savages pretended not to know what Sir Tm. U.i^c came 
 about, and wou'd have rcferr'd him for difp.itch to 
 'J;'c.A<iMc.jHo/(ij/'infteadof f'lv/'/ir.u;, who was, they faid, 
 three days journey olf In ihov, ihcy made fo many 
 delays, that the Englilb were forced lu quicken them by 
 fume Hollilitics, and tluea'nings of more ; fo that at 
 S Miles from the laft l'o\v':nt,m feiit hi; Men, l)ui he feiit O/'ai in fuiJi 
 iMiiibers, that it look'd a,s if he d.iign'd foineihiiig eifu 
 belides the redemption of li;s Daiightci-. I' i.:i iiutrr, f i / , ,.' ».n' , 
 
 her part, wou'd hm.lly vo JiOf^' lo talk to any ofthcni,' 
 
 to 
 
 ■'Coilltvltf 
 
 by what they hadS'r.r^'. 
 and Sir T i'lH.ij L.tm, '''■'• 
 in.ii li .'•, who borC'-f " '' '■ 
 iry, and was to com- 
 <i iif.u ' s arrival from 
 :hc Plmtation labour- 
 idlciieli and Lazinifs, 
 havtiic 
 
 ll,-<rj Tvwn. 
 
 r in,. ('.■.;> 
 
 1>I..'V.M-.1 
 
 K. • 
 
 had torin'd fome-Jiing that mii>lit (m P'i t'J'ii'i at lead, be 
 called a Town, to whch (in honour of the ni ble I'rince 
 Hch.y) he gave the Name of /;i«)-T ip»/. After the ar- 
 rival of thefe two Knights, the worthy and brave Cap- 
 tain f,ifccrwar<is Sir 5/;/h;..-/j /I'^nH, opcn'd a trade with 
 the lii.li.ni! oi /'.t/oiv »ia-<;, and meeting with a Net) 
 friendly re.epH'Hi amonpfi theiii,he ilehverd in at ?.">/:•;- 
 
 who laine in the Qiiality of (.io- ernour, and broMghi! at lead llie did it oiily to a f. w of the chief , ami lilcin Ji','_, 
 
 fix Ships wcil-fiirnilhd with Men, Cattle and Provifion.Mlie rold. That lin.-r her Failur lov'.i h>.i no better, as 
 Sir T.M. f;,i/i-; ,i|-]iro\'d of the deligii of creeling a Town; appear d by bis piefcrrinp a pncelof old riidy Tools 
 at the l-'alls of the .' remcntion'd River, lo that S;r J'' i,! I eii)re her. die won d e'en dw -Il with die /■./ :;• /'• tl:", 
 /)i/f prelently wciii about it, and in four Months fpaccj who tliew'd f.r di maniici of kin.lnefs. 
 
 I'owh/irm, prefemly after this, funt a Mellenpcr to i> n i.-.m 
 alfure Sir 'I'.v. f) ,, , that all ihe Cr.ins, Sword.s and I oo!^ " 
 together with loiue Corn, ihou'd be fen! to i.mics-T. n'li 
 in I 5 days time, and the I'ril'un.;'.:, .all'u lliou'd come along 
 with them. He promisV. alio that all Delerteii trom 
 the Colony lliou'd be fent back : and any of his Subjeils 
 that did milchiet", Ihou'J ' e lefiiin'd to them to be pu- 
 7' ,v/;, as the Fnuts of this bxpeditii'ii, i ico Bidiels of iiuh'd as the) th. light tit, Lalliy, he ii.iiud feveral of 
 Con, He diUover d lilts time up the Kivcr whi. h ihey his Neighbour Kings, v.hcm he delired ll.ould be inchi- 
 call'd I'cinlii'l; -Kner, that runs u(> into the Land ab. iiit| ded in ibc I'ea, e ; and as for his Daughter, li.- freely 
 0', Leagues, being Navigaldc f.r any Ship, They law ; confented Ihe lliould live among tlie l-.tr^hj!:, dcliringSir 
 picat dore . f .i foit of Cattle as bigas Kine, that I'tov'dj'iV'o. /.Vi.V to treat her as hi^own Clii'd. 
 veiy good and wholfome Me.it , they ueic a ver> heavy, Wiib ihfl'e conditions tliev return'd Vi ir.i ; -T try. 
 How fort of Creatures, and tlio' liiiubitants of the and /'niv/'.i/.r« was as good as his word, and perform'd 
 Woods, ha, I i.oiluiig ot tlvit winlnel's in them that oilier them all by the time liii.ited. Po.rJ m^'r was very wsil f„,),„.j 
 Beads have, "lix- Captain likcwile ddcover'd a Mine, plca.s'd with her life amoiigd the f:c'^//'', am! by the bjp: id jni 
 a rrial of whi, Il he fenr into /Jhi;..ih./, and loveral drange eare ot Sii T.v.D.i'e was throiighlv Inltrccted in the i" '•' '■• 
 kinds of Larih, one that the lii.lijiii nf that Couiuiy! Chridian Religion, which after fonic tinie die in ide an 
 always us'd to eat lur I'hyhek, and fiid tint it ,■ .red allopeii aiul lolemii proli-;Ii.in i I" and was ih'aipht tit t.) 
 iiioilut likcathim, wh to and'.be cnfer'd into the V'llible Cluir'h by Baptilin, whi 'h 
 iiioilier very accordingly was adminifiei'd ro her. Alier this fwith 
 
 
 diforileis in the licll 
 clear ; another ri-d, like 
 
 r r.l Ji'rii 
 
 white, and fo light, that u wou'd Iwim like Corn ai her baihet's and Freud's appro!\it on) the was married 
 
 , . ,. ^.^^ Plantation, and bf 
 
 Ctft. ^'I'W 
 
 COlMl'dli^L 
 tolni ; 
 
 ni'k'' idti- 
 lul on 
 
 top ot the water. 
 
 Captain./,!; /, in thisFxpcdition. perfonml alio ano- 
 ther very good piece of Service win h was the rcdemn- 
 rion of [be /■:ii.7,/o Prifoners ihat liv'd ail unealie lite 
 with f'.'ii'; ,if,i«, paitly upon the account of i hen Sla- 
 very, and the contimial appreheniions of foiue criiel 
 death they diould be put to at lad. And he 
 a',pont by th s pretty Stratagem : I'hc.iI.uki.i, 
 
 to an I'.'i^Jiji} Gentleman 
 Uivle gave her in ilu- Clui 
 
 I5ut to go on with CapMin /ly:\'i\ happy Manner- 
 
 ments in this Coiinrry ; Ihe Xan.'u of tliil." ■ (;rt(v- tIic 
 
 mil. id having dgnihcd ih,ir deliie <'\ a Friendflup with "■"■' 
 
 the l'^<,lili.'. Cap-am ,/ ;;" ' went to them to roncliijc it, 
 
 brought It 'I'hey hac no King aiiKiiglt them, biit were govern'J by 
 
 he Bi-Iovcd eight gveat Men : They were a veiy dout and warlike 
 
 i,!v.;. 
 
 j.imi 
 
 Daigliicr or' /'(iip/m/,'w, rellded about this tii-ae with the People, and wou'd never upon any terms acknowledgi 
 great King of /'a.'on-'in.-ft-, win ;h Captain .•/^.// having the Sovereignty of /'cu '■.;.■,( ,. Ye; now the) were very 
 
 for their King, 
 Fngi 
 
 willing to own King j.nrr' of 
 and laid they wou'd be cal/d llci' 
 men. The Captain prcmis'd them 
 
 notice of, he appli'd hiinlelf to the K;ng ol i'.ili.i'i 
 Brother to the former, and propos'd to bun to gei this 
 Vomig I'lmcels dchver'd into his hands. Nowiho'the 
 
 King of l'.:i/.:.i.:r wis the Captain's u-ry good triend, theii laiemies, and maile each 
 yet he was afraid of hiving his hand m fuch a buiinel's I'rel'ent of (.'opper, wliuli ] leas'il 
 as that, tor lear of diawng t'nvijt.m'i anger anil re- 
 venge upon him'.elf, as ihere Wi.s ;ud rcafon enough to 
 etf u. However, the C'aj i liii telling bun (that if he 
 
 ' S," I'llti' 
 
 aHiltance agaiml 
 
 icir dovernoui' a 
 
 hem highly. The 
 
 Coiuiiiions were, Thar every Hnr-.c!} they lliould bring 
 
 Corn tii 7-""''- ' "■". two BuHlIs and a half foi every 
 
 Man ih.a' carried a Bow ; m requital of whi.:h, they 
 
 expe 
 
 did not do It) it wou'd be a bvca di ot the l-'iendlliip and lliould receive every one a portion of Copper, and each 
 good Correfponilence that was between them, and pro- of their Govcriiours a Suit of red C'otli : and with 
 inifinp at the fame time to dairl by inm with .i good ihel'e the .Savages were very well latisfie-d. Their Coun- 
 force in cafe /','iii/'j;.iH diou'd ever alfiult him, he ion- try is a delicate Ipot, and vields them Corn enough ro 
 fented, and went away to his Biother the King of /'.irr.- pay their Lribute, witiiout puuliing or doiiining them- 
 ir, iiii\-l{^- to perfwade him to leligii her. .^Iid he having ; ii^Kes. Captain .'i|j /.'s Indiillrv aiil Zeal for the good 
 deliberated upon the Matter a litile while, cli fe r.ither ot the Plantation, did not ifH in thefe performances ne 
 
 p.-i J ■•'111 
 
 Ilu'.!. 
 
 r«iuc.if,ji 
 
 -^1ll|)lK-k. 
 
 10 obiige the lu'fiijh, and lole C'lr/voH's Friendllii 
 than, the contrary, and fi delivei'd up ['-c.nun:.'. into 
 the (laptain's (,nd"d\ . Upon this, word was prefently 
 fcni to I'oiveiMi', that if he ever intended to have his 
 
 ther, but put liim on upon making fome iii'ehil Uif»o- 
 veries Northward towards .V,ii; ■,;,•/ ,,-, and beyond ; to 
 f'io'-/^.iv,i/ and ,V.i«r<i-fn. V. In vvhirli latter .Adventures, 
 f he had brought no other ad\ ant.ige to the Colour ili.Til 
 
 ,'Viiighrer .again, he mud difmifs the /k;;/;//.' Prifoners, ; the dilplaiitiiig and driving our the Fo-i..', who had be 
 v<''ili all the .Arms and looK that his People li.id dolen ; gun to fortify within otir I imits) taking their Ships, and 
 
 IOJ-% jw,y 
 
 S< Ti.J. I 4 
 
 '11 the Colony at f>i« i- Oirw, and give a good qu, 
 .ity of Corn into the baigain. The Savage was bitierlv 
 perplex'd .11 this News, but not knowing Ir.v lo he p 
 hiiiifell, he lent word luck. That il ill Ci'pi.im 
 wou'd bring 111,. Ship into Ins Rivei, he wou d lati,iie 
 hi .Uemaiids, and there make Friends with him aiul 
 \\ f l'.ini-/ir. Willi vvhieli '-U'leoi. Captain W. :;.,''' re- 
 tlirnd to the Plantation, anil deliverd I'nc.ihiini.i toSn 
 Tl 0.' ,.■■! ihc G.jveruojiif, bv whom die w is treaie.l with 
 all theeiviliiy and lelpeel in ihe World As liir her, 
 Ihc Wiis ever a lover of the l-.mljb Naiion, and was fo 
 far from edeeming this as a Captivity, ihar Ihe icckoiul 
 it a Free. lorn. She was young, being not above twebc 
 or ihii teen Years old when die piefer d Captain Vm.;/ 's 
 life ; and 111 ail points the Pride and Fiovver of her 
 (C'ountrs. In order to tlie iii.uiagiin', iliis AHair with 
 ■ Hiw/m/ .■>, , It was reloiv'd that Sir 'I' u. It.-'.- lliould go 
 inllead.il Capt. ,li,.;'./j lo he b t out ui his Ingot, with 
 150 Men, taking rciWiM along witli biin, iimliame 
 into ihe i'dmAnkf- River, r"her' P ir-rfa-i then relided 
 
 liriiigmg iliem away to ^-i;.. ■,■-/" ir«, this hi' been fnf- 
 ticient to have Iniitled liiiii to a large diaie .f (raife ; 
 but ilii.s benefit did not come alone, but together will 
 it fiicli quin'itiesof V'lilbn.ili, .Appnei, and othei N.' 
 cedanes, aspiov'da very fubl'.aiiual bell' to the Color./ 
 in the eircumd.inces it was in. .Ajid now we mud go eii 
 with the Scries of thole Publiik Xtfairs. 
 
 Sir I'lv.C.-t.-s, rhcGoeernoiir, hail letnvn'd r^ >.'•:,'. 'rj ^ ;. 
 betoie all 1 lefe lad Events lia|ip.-nd, and gave theC'ni- 
 pany fu' b in a count ot the \rt,iiis in /', -.jot', as en- 
 
 able DeliBIr 
 
 s:. fl 
 
 coiiragd them to go .ui v.Mh il 
 .if mltiva iiip that (^oiiniiv. 
 
 Sit IVi'. /)/r'' I i.lided upon lus ,.>:iig ,ivv,iy, and uii- 
 dei hi,' good Ciovernment iiuiltcis weie !-i lught to that yr.tt.\ 
 g.iod pal. that we have heard ; .iiid liien lu: ailb e.ame-'- '' 
 ,iway for EM^!in,l, lc.iviii,g Captain To./ Deputy. 
 (.jiiveriioui ill hi.s r.'.om. Along with him c.ime R.i-,,^,,., , 
 rum,: the Daughter of I'liwl.-.-'-.u, 'by I'.er Cliriltiaiin.i-.i 
 Name /<i7'ii..i ' togethei with lur Hiidxind, lavo /o :;-"-•' • 
 ',i>. / Umimmio alio, one ,;f /'..*;' .if,i'.'i C'juiifelLis,'' ' 
 
 I, -'.-'• «1TI'- 
 
 '.;.i<;. 
 
840 Ah At count oj the State oj the Virginian Affjm, ike. . Lib- V 
 
 ( Ma\ 
 
 camo o\ IT at the f.iiTK tinu-. Thofc that hw thelc 1 cr- 
 foit. ai /"/./'•, HIV.- ihisChnMrtcrot I'oc^ uin, J hat 
 llu- lch,tv'a hoi Itir in all r.'lpcds like ihc Daughter ot 
 a Kiii'4, aiiii was tn-arr.\ as fi'cli, not only by tlu- f'".i:-- 
 '/iCoiiiIMiiy, I'u; all ih.- KuiMlify that lonvtisil^witli 
 her. SIk- imetideato hu.- lOfirii'J to hcv N.itue (-Oiin- 
 fv aga 11 with the n-.-xt Sh^j's. but being cvm- as tar as 
 (-"'it ■'■>■.', morJcrioit, 'tw.is Iht tate to die there, pi- 
 ^i:l•• vci-v ,'.>(sl [iro'ts nl" her liiiceritv in embracing the 
 t'ii id 111 K,b 'Oil, an.l a loim '. in-iprer, tluu-in. 
 
 ■\<. fi I ■-.:'■ , helliiblonilv r^'i'*'''' '" hu Papa- 
 nif-ii, ipiniiirljiiini; all cn.kMVOurs to b;iiij? him ort ; 
 he 1 v. f.-n a \hj r.od hi* I ".■-,;-„><,•/ worlhipp'd, tar before 
 lii-.i ih;- /■;■..,■.'/'.■ a hii'd, and tn!d f.vcrnl Itoiies of tl'e 
 riir.iiLi nf'liis Dciiv's appcaiance ainoiistt them. Thii 
 >: ••■■■• « ^^|lnt o ev by liis .Ma:tcr I>o>v' .^tr., .liut^y to 
 )c. ivlioi;..!- Ii!.;'i>il uMs ^1 ii"!' a Coini,v, to well 
 llo.-Vd w ih Moil, and to fruitful of C'tii, .k was ic- 
 . ^ «i,: J f,ir 'Ak, were in 'ill! t. l!o!ie\e, ' 
 ■ ■virtv and baruMiicf, of ther own Country | 
 '; the r>..;'7'' OMM- ih ihei. As h'nn as he' 
 . inline ar I'hun;,'-, he i?,ot .1 Sii.-k ,\iv! n.a !e .1 
 '■ . cv.-ry Mm he me:,' tliink'ni; tlin way to , 
 ■•^ a ■ o iiir : but hi^ nu'thod i f coiiipiitation ' 
 ;,! he lorrJ a wl;. le T'Ce nnvji' qiiiekly j 
 ou! ill 'h.-MViniirr, yu. 'Iio" he ll;»ud,arry| 
 
 poiTc.; m ' 
 
 til U lllJ i' 
 
 111.! br- ', 
 >.liii; rirl'; 
 u-i:. !i .n I. 
 
 k.-r 
 
 '■ t hiiii, 
 
 ■:■■ .1 (.a. 
 
 ):, 
 
 t/a: ::i 
 I'e lb..i' 
 
 ."■.■•'.! w 
 t'l'vn t'l. V 
 I , . rl.vr 
 
 t i.'a! of 
 imke I'l n 
 .0. :n,!.-d 
 ■ • ivj ,1 n'> 
 
 .,.1; 
 
 f T 
 ■ th-r 
 wivi.l ! 
 
 •T' 
 
 I 
 
 U-'lls 
 
 I 
 
 hat \iitl.ii-.eti.-k to his Mailer, he | 
 iiireh ih.' wilcr ; lo he laid i; , 
 b.ini'iir only to f ■!' and wonder,! 
 
 ■ I 
 
 I'll hi!n!'clf in Ins Ciovirr.inenr to j 
 i.bi o in 'lie Plantation , fin was' 
 
 .; V . /V; tn [aV tile Till UtC of! 
 
 or witii Captain ./ ,; : yi-l m^- | 
 the S.i .i-e'. iV.ppiitd tlicm ivithi 
 
 Provilii.ns, and all lu'd neaerd'iy wiili the C'olmty du- 
 ring Ins Itay. He reniriiiiiij I. r l-'tf^i.wil. Qsfz./l-y.:- 
 wai fent to liipply his place '1 lie I old /)i- ia H'n'f n'll.j 
 \vciit away ijuickly after, intcmlnii', im lill up the ':iii 
 place that he had forn.ci'y di •,", i lu la had th.- iMsfm ; 
 ti'.iie to die at Sea, aiui 11 'i^v reaili' !/ ./_;,).i.i l'nw;-i,t,, ■' 
 died not Ion}; .dur this, and was Uir -er.led by irtv/in ' ' 
 liiti lerond. Biothrr, wlu ri-j-rtb^-i ,■.•!:'• i' I'i! .:,- -i--. r ^ 
 contirii-.'d ihc League wrh the < 'clrir . 
 i Captain .'/•'.;' J be ii;',ealld oietiniii /' •, '«.'. (. ■ntaic, 
 J"'i'.i ' \,tUcn Sir <.t:i«c t'.i' !':} reriirn'il 'O rale lb <.'i, 
 vetniiie:;t upon liiiii, whi.li u i.s liii'lih tIk hi'.'l,.i'. <>n 
 of all :!ieMaiit,itlnn. Many ,Si', pi.i^- r, ,' 1'..-. in.- ^in,-, 
 over at fivira) tiiiies, to 1 immrafie aiu lanv n the bn 
 (inel.s lure. The Tuuacco pLmt'iiy uint I'li ;'•■ ^klv, aiui i 
 are indiiltriii s Man ton d very wi I' uiauai'.e tovn- Aercif'"' 
 of land Willi a ih<iiifaii.l 'fobaao phintv npnn a tb.u' 
 iraiiy out (I gnedniels wnuM have more, and liitferiiii; 
 too tn.my leaies 10 pn w upon iMie.Sla'k, had, mi^ether 
 wi;h 'heir miuh p.ie.iier i.ii:.intir:i«, nnuh worfe 'Itbai- 
 en. file 'lobjuii o|' ilir i'!>'Wil: ot tins Cotintry uj, , . 
 fo a.-.epiable in IC-t; int. inu the 1 ill of it was sold by 1 
 the Tt.bai.fonilts for ibc pr.'dud ot'.itii!;!. r (..Minrrv, 
 and the veiy word iml eoarTtlt iralh ot all wett endci 
 the Name of (. (;!■/. '«. 'I'liis v. is a double Ki Sber\ , 
 and if /•>!;». •>■ Ml. (iiriM in die ( rmn''V*iiy. btMni; tb.it 
 fii ('her ToImco vvli:. h induiwi- (■.,.■•. /."■>■,.., 
 fitfciM in Its Keputaii^n, aiul v.'as litilt iil.l'j'd to th K 
 Knavi-v tliii ri'ereieiiied it a? a ( oi iitiy pn diu imi 'to 
 ba'io til or,l> foi rotteis :ind C'ari.iiuii 1,1 la'ic. I!i. 
 there are ill l'r.tclil. i .ind Deeei-s in ail i'uj+uiion'^, and 
 the C liear luns.dong I'lom the Maters 1 I ,S,iiK, to TW- 
 ilies an 1 b.llatcs, and even down as lotv as Pipes and 
 I obaiio. 
 
 
 Chap, XXV. 
 
 Jfi Peccant of the State of the Virginian /ijfurs^ from the iu^ 
 ur p.nt of A (). l6l<j- ii/J A. l> 1^24.. 
 
 
 
 '%' 
 
 Nil, 
 
 r» • ',1 ihiiik by the larjjc A ■' ov.nt.; ot .Ships, 
 
 .;■ ; 0- ojs now U nl over int.' /'>:;''. At, that 
 
 i:,;- 'I;ei\ lli:.a'd be in a vets •■;•■..'; eroi. ; 
 
 ,.e i'loa.ui. u out of all I'an.t'Lt ■■.! being 
 
 1 by i> !.ii':n.us, fir belcie th Vi. r 1619. 
 
 • •".ell v.oe n . lefs ihane;j;ht Sl.i; -, dKpat^ li- 
 
 ) : p..ii , bcli.les foiT more by ptiv:ir- ,'> ' 
 
 irry.ni.'. at lealt I :f •-' IVilbn-, who toiiiio :< 
 
 X 1 .■ r.ui.oning ef them that_ had go . 
 
 ! -Ji.tv vi-tj ii.K.it qiianiitiesrif the moif 
 
 ii.iiM* ot all fits tranfpnncd m ihcfe 
 
 (.'uiJ.iae. iV.r and Soap-alf.es, 'Iiniler, 
 
 I I.e.., .ill firtsot '1 eols, .'\fnictir, Powd-cr, 
 
 .,!;)iiy no^v began to put or. the fiice of an 
 
 •ritiunt, an I to appeal 1 kc ibuuthin,^ able 
 
 .! M.i! ,ia n :t klf It was d:ftinniulh'd in- 
 
 .1H.UIJ..K.1.-, thefan.ls were If.ar'd and bid out, the 
 
 lib ;-k ui.e-. and thofe be.lonpiiig to private Societic:. 
 
 Ih 1. w.i, aC lle'tie'-reeti !, and PuHick Hotiies foi 
 
 I 1 I 
 t ,l\ 
 I 
 I 
 
 ■(.. VIK 
 
 .: C mi; 
 
 = ; l;.,o, 
 
 .Si'-.. V 
 
 i: c 
 
 r'v C. ve 
 
 lUii i.ii, 
 
 .^Hh.s, 
 
 I'U. 
 
 1 111. 
 
 -i;-,r. 
 II lo 
 
 ^t 
 
 :>. ii 
 
 \\ 
 
 es for 
 
 .,[' II u r. ^J'l'Uri Ciicfs. Ihe Law 
 
 .■oi''ing to the I'.i-' jr M del, 
 
 :.'.. widi an awtul MajcOs here, 
 
 v.hat r. di.! at lioine. "Ihefiinc 
 
 : .r- >-...ic eleven '.! i.velvc private Fatcirs 
 
 ....at I'auiai.ii', the ilnJertal--er< in 
 
 • le :'- Ilia.' mi 1. r l.nTi.ieni ne.nibets ot Peo- 
 
 II .iiasiit . 11: • 1' th. It lefpecdise Lands. Se- 
 
 iVt;' i-.j .I'f iMvo lib Gf--, towards 
 
 e.,.d ,. Delieii ,ii the lulinaiiii!', .'f 
 
 ,■■;■, t .v;..i.'.-s ;' .;biiluling'if(.hnr las, 
 
 ,. Mi' iralii; .'.i.d PublkkS.h.ols lol 
 
 .i.c C'ld ii . of the Iniidcis in the 
 
 •, .111.1 go' d l.e.irniif.. ■). />. I'n 
 
 ti'.tli!! 1' -111 '11. (01 whai by the b'nil 
 
 .:C.'.miJii\. .ted b>y priiau: Adveii- 
 
 11 .Mi","", in whi.;h ivii,: 13 n 
 
 -iii; 
 mot ii-4 
 
 ! 
 
 f. 
 ,;.ii'y,.n. I. 
 J ndowiui; 
 I.;, a; 
 ,>. b.:i 
 
 ' '.TJJ 
 . ..'J. I ■ 
 \\v H • 
 
 1, u,; (i.u ..iv ^-i-a-i p.i'i.n-^ jcantcd thii Year were 
 
 ■t.i» IK, lip'-n"'.f I'illld ot 
 
 iii. niu-ibei of I'l'jpic weie 
 
 ■ ah of winch a .onlidc 
 1 be 'I'rst fpoi c! This 
 
 V'.ar u'.r .illo .1 ^ eai 1 cr. at h'.pe., as ic the Improve- 
 ! mn'i isl ilie Lon.iiKidiues bioiigiit iliitiii r ; 'I'lieii Inm- 
 ' worki r. atliii il iImii, no (.Aijiitry in ill'V'oiid ssas ht 
 I icr lir ib.it biiliiid.'^ iliaii I'.';;!'!/..:, b..tii lor W'lx d, W'a- 
 I tir, 'W.iie and .Son.'. I I.e J-', ■..In, r alii) tliat belonii'd 
 'toihi I'l.ii.tation wi.»e a^ poli-ivc, that iioik- was pio- 
 \' ' til Vines, (liivc, Ki 1 .nid .Silk , ,iii,i tis eerraiti 
 t;ir-e was piioil Wine ui.uie, wlii,.h wa.s the proilin.'t of 
 liie Coiinir* . I he vSah-works went on logetlu r with 
 the rilt, and there wai a ptol'reCl th it enough would be 
 made to f niilh them t'ot all the pieat and poihtalde 
 Filhiiigs upon ih.ii Coiid. Ihe Cotion-i'lanisthl't laiee 
 out of other Parts ot tUclt'.il-lM.h,i prufpcr'd ext-eding 
 wi'll ; y'a, the /-.i/t-lMii/VtH Vegetables thuv'd her; too, 
 the fatuous Plant .\'i7/, from wh'.'iico the Indig i is iivadc, 
 wanted only .Skiliii! lunds to manage it. in IhoS't, it 
 was no: oiilv tlieii;, bti' .Sugar. Hemp, Flax, W lad, 
 M'-dbcrrics, Oranges and I.efMii";, Corn, and vari^«M 
 other ufetul Vecciables, liiat 'he- Piantatii ti let the"-k. 
 I'elves to the Improvement o', and eafilv law that the! > 
 I.aliAir wah not in vain Hut tb.e two principal Com- \J, 
 n.odit'.es that iliey rclr.h'd patticiilarl ,ti attend the en- '.™J'"" 
 ereafe and improvcirieM 'd, were , Silk ami W'me, whiJi'jy ,,' 
 allorhiy were clpieial'y diriiltej to by aiiDrdir troiii 
 his Maieity 10 the Kail (d" i .iWi,:...,;..',r ^ ''.realuier, a|d 
 to dn Col nul and (.i.mpaiiv nt';.',, ;.;«,.,. rod trom th*«» • 
 to tin: (j'l vcinour and Colony reliding in tint Coun- 
 
 lie li. viriiour III th.s le.ir lOji, tvao Sir / j,,.!.; j. 
 II HI, '.vlio, by Ills Ltuers 10 ('i;- ,■..!, leirdv'd tlicr-^-i 
 (.oin] jf.y i>f the ha!>pv and ll..iinihin'» Sta e of ihj '' '" 
 (Jiiloiis Ad iliiii|js Were in a froloiind i'l.m.pulitv, 
 the Save es weie ipiiei in every O.'arter ot the C.ntniiy 
 abo.ii ilu 111, an i liieie wa^ li'.i n"il' 01 f'.-iin.,iii i>f Wai 
 10 be heard ; ivcrv Min lar lev un- under tic jtiadow 
 of h's own free, and ear tlie i-riins ■ I li.s l.aml uiih, 
 out itilhiibin. <■ lliete i"fio d tn b- an eninoConh- 
 deuce, a in. 11 iiv Tnilt wiih-.ui anv iiiietin'e ot ie):o;i!;c 
 and lufpi -'(..■•I,, rep .-.J i; ■ (ic !...'ih"r n uteadi, bv out 
 
, «!x'c. . Lib. V 
 
 villi the f nl(iity ilii. 
 
 .'Ill /V in H'u'e lill.j 
 r. tit lill lip fhp *;ini,- 
 1 U\ hail till- ii'lsfoi I .,,1 
 .,'''*'' I'f^w!'' t.u. '• " 
 - Kr.M by iKM-Dn' • 
 
 '" ;. "'•'. (. f't.i.i, 
 .1 'O r.ilc ill <.'., 
 •rli, l:i'. •(.,>', o,, 
 :■■ ' I'-.', ■nil- ^ailr. 
 I' . :lli V II llic ;■!; 
 :it ■•11 ;i.- -slv, :iiiii r 1 
 ii.iii.ij'.i' (mil Aitcs ('" 
 'l:iti:>li|-.,|l ;t tlio' 
 iiou', aiul luil'cniii; 
 i'k, h.iil, tiinctlicr 
 Ux h worli' ToImi - 
 .^ I'oiiiirry ".i> , 
 It was il',!,! |.y I ' 
 ■:i I' (.-Minn > , 
 't ,lll WlTt riiJu 
 'oi.l-VH>Mvr, . 
 
 Iliv. i-iniri; rlw 
 
 • •. ( . ■• ,., . 
 
 .'■ 'i\'\ '.'\\ to fh I, 
 ^■M ]'[. .Ill, ill,! 'lo 
 11.^1 M l.il.r. |!f, 
 lil t''.7t!|iinn<, .iiul 
 • I I .Si'iiN, to R... 
 
 as I'lpu urnl 
 
 >/ /'/'f /?/. 
 
 I'' tc the IiiiprovT- 
 ti'T.- I'lifit lr„ii- 
 li' VoiiJ «as h! 
 ot Wool, \Va- 
 
 JIIh tlut bl loil!;'ci 
 
 t iioiii' was pio- 
 , 111,1 tjii fprtairi 
 imIk fr.Hiii't ot" 
 III inpi.iiii I with 
 ■pougli would I'C 
 at and pr.j!it;i|))e 
 •plants th<'r <air,c- 
 
 ifp'Til CX(-cJl|.g 
 
 imv'.! luf:- too, 
 ■ liiJigMs rl»aiic, 
 it- In lhi<t, It 
 ', Flax, W-.ad, 
 II. aiul var!^«>? 
 atiori lot tlK»"-fc- 
 
 law that rlio! > 
 
 prif.cipal Com- A,l, , 1 1 
 " atteiul flic on- '"'l"">""^ 
 
 ■iiiC>i-.;. r troiii 
 'italiitci, akil 
 ^nl tVimi thifW 
 111 tint Coiiii- 
 
 vai Sir (■■ »., .j,j P, ^j 
 ■, '<irit\\t 'tic !",>.« , 
 ^ Sia >• of ill.- '■ *" 
 
 •I j'l.Ul.lMllltv, 
 
 •It I lie Ci.liiniy 
 aiU'iii iif Wai 
 'JtT tic if;aci(AV 
 'i.s l.aiiil uiili 
 .11 i-fuii-.' I'oiih- 
 
 hill- ot K-lai,i!;e 
 
 U'-i'alli, Irv our 
 
 ( ^hap.XXV. /*n Acoimt of the State of the Virginian //Ai/n, &c. 84! 
 
 I'mpli; ailil till' Nativi-4. I'licir Houlcs fiood o|icil to 
 ra u olhi-r ot Imili Inks, and tin; /■.«i;///« (who of ihr 
 two wa'ii; lapihk- ot Kiviiii; the better l-.iiiiiiaiiiiiiciit) 
 \irv lonimoiilv tod iiic Savai;i'S ai thin TaUits, aiul 
 lodu'd them in ilicir Be l,lia i ln'is. The I'laiiteis were* 
 liatu'ivd ii|' .iivl J.Avn ilic Country m l-;vcial lirk' 
 loiiilMtiics, and t'ollow'd tlieir iiir.i! I aLoiirs with ala- 
 
 /•>/,/.i;i Miiiiiiiig, Mnnh 22 .1 I) l6li. wa-i tlie fatal 
 tunc, and the Cut 'Jil >its, in purfuanctot theit dili|!ii, 
 I inn- about ihc /wii;/.^/',' Hoi.les, liaviny no iiiiiiiH't ok 
 WeaDOiis withtlieii";, liiit infteail ot tliem liriii^inn KurrS 
 and rioviliviiis to tfwck tor Cjlafs-heads, as tlicv nle ij 
 >lii ai ( tlicr times. And thi- I'.njt^iijh cniertaii.ii lli'. m 
 wuh iluii aeeiilloin'il t'lcedoin, aiul in iiiany [lues let 
 
 liny, l'ei;in under ihr I'lire ciiard olal'cacc. Tlie(;re.u ilicin down at ilien Tabh s to Brcakfall with them, Iii- 
 TfiiLe of .ill 'hi loiintry at thi< nine- wa- O/'icWii.i tie imaRiiniij; uhal a low of HreakfaU the uihets iniemleJ 
 '<.'i.^'. rile jjinihei ot /Vh'/m.-.o;, and now his Siiicoiror,! ti> f;i'.c iliem. W'lic.'i tliev (iw their o|-ponMiiiy ilu y 
 
 aiidilie (aine I'erli. ii loo whom x\v hrave Capt.iiii .V'"" 
 ihai'i'.il alniinl-y In:. Fiitdoik I'l hulii ol all li'.Ariiiy, 
 none 111 uhoiii diirlHhr to reli. vi' hiiii. AJliiMiinerot 
 iri|iir;es, am! imnili ilc.ilinii"; ot h 'M tides, leem'd to fe 
 leilietly forpotten ; and tiiis I'nn.e wasenter'd intothe 
 Unetelt I eainie wnli the I'laiil.ilion, imr only lorreii- 
 pro, al IVt'enee, 1 in as one coiu-eni'd widi them in ihe 
 prohis ol iMines, or anv ot'ier Difroveries maJe ;n his 
 '-"oiiiitrv. And whereas Ins Maielly {()peil'i:ii..viiiii;^li 
 iis'd tn dwell in a fori of .1 Maiilion, iliar inii'jit withi.iit 
 11.]! ly lie eniiipar'd rather t'> a Hov.lly lli in a Houd , lo 
 I'i'iiH'.- Inm the tnore, ihcy luiilt Inni a Honlr after ilie 
 /•.•;;;. (/'i taihioii, and piu I'oiiii- l-'ir,iii!iiie inilie inllde, lo 
 that lie was now teated after another manner iIkoi ever 
 .in\ 111 his I'ledee-.-liors h.id been. Ol tins i loiil'e he was 
 lo exiedively pro id, that he dul nothiii('. but walk m 
 aii,l out, ri.ewiii;; it lo.ill the lliiiij'.ers ih:it came, who 
 .nlmii d •.lie Iti.iiii'e pomp he In d in as mmli as he ilid 
 limilill. 15nt that uhuh molt partieiiiarly pUas'd his 
 S.ieaiie laney, u i; ihe l.oik aril iheKei ol !lie Poor ; 
 he w.is Uiipri7.d to (ee th.it th.- nirmnni'l a liitle piee 
 of lioiionewav Ihoii'ii make rln- Door (ipcn, and the 
 . -'ir.iary motion il.i'ii'd iliut it as tail. '1 his linp.me was 
 lo wonderful to liim, tict he was ne\cr we.iry ol ma 
 t. ;n;; I'xpeumeiits upon it, and tss'i.a tliinif that helpent 
 1 ;o(id part "f ihe d.iy in to lock and niilork his Doors. 
 I f. W.I, no l.'oiitr lip 111 ihe Mornmjt, Inn lo wotk lie 
 Weill wiili his Keys ; and if neither the l.oiks nor they 
 iveio .'lok^' and fpoil'd, it was none ol his faiih- I lie 
 
 p.'ai.e of a Turn ki \ 
 
 fomi 
 
 ui I. a'l iheV.eai I..I... ill. V faiv lyini about li.e 1 loii'i- 
 all ihe lools and Inlliiiiuents fv w'ldi itnflhief iiiii;li 
 br done, and tell a killinp, a. lall .is Jiey i oiiM lir.ve: 
 .•\nd whailonie did in the Hoitei otiieis dul abroad in the 
 bields, .nid other plates, aiiionj'li the Workmen ami La- 
 bourers that were .ii llicir leveral Fillp'iv. il'.en's. Thev 
 Ipai'd neither .'\>;e nor Sex : tiny tuaied tiieii I'.ieaul'. 
 Henciai'tois with the lame crui Ity and rigour iliai they 
 I'ld oiheus whom they iiui;ht h,;\e a pique a^;aiiilt ; nay, 
 if rheic were any dilteti ike, ilu'y iis'd them the null 
 baibaroully, and fpurn'd tiuii inanijled Caikalli . wuli 
 the i;teatelt mali.e and eonteni|it. '1 he miiiiber ili.o lell 
 Iv tiieir liaiKis wmj licai .pij, takiii'.', Women .ml Chil- 
 ihvii inu) the .an oimt ; an I aiiionijit the Men weie fevi - 
 r.il I'erloiisof , .inlideralile l-e;uie in the Colon'., aiidol 
 tl'i (,!onficil too. '] hcSlauc.hier had i eri.iinly 1 e< n L/ni- 
 verl.il, and ihc I ii;,>ji)h eii'.'ielv I'ltirpated thisiniie, had 
 noi the mereiiul I'lovideii .'it lleaMii o|'en d the Mouwi 
 of a!>ava((e, to tell of the I'loi beloie 'twas put in eM • 
 iiition. I!;, till, meats, liinelv noiiie was p.iviii lo 
 ./.o«i- - fi.ii;, i,;d ihey flood upon then (;turvl ; .'.kI lo 
 thev did 11 leveial oilier [ la..es that were svithin tlii; 
 iviehol this liitrlliccni e, .ii.d where 'lu is polhble ;o 
 !',..c w.imni' ot thcdanpir. Anl wlienvir the iav.i- 
 i',es loniid ilieiii m th.at pulliire, iliey ii areli'd oil a, fall 
 as ihey \ni',!, never \entiirii.,n to Hand the tiial. iho' in 
 lome or the !'I.in!acion.s there were Liit a ftw Men 'c- 
 L,eiher, and but lleiiderarmd and fonify'd neithir. 
 
 'Ihc next Ycat the Z;h;|/i//i reseni*"d this ('linage in „i,£>, i4-.)i 
 
 f!i 
 
 liimlo the life, and it the Colony had an) liifli to I 
 (tine, tiles woii'd hau: elor.c well lo have pretrr'd liim 
 lo it. 
 
 Ihis wr.e Kir;; aJimriii'.' fJnn pr.wiler ai muehashe 
 
 jail woii'd liav! lined lome ir.calnre, niar.hmj; ir.'o the CoiiMry, andbuniint; 
 
 the Villafjci aiidCorn-tields ot ihe.Savaj;ej ; '1 hey turiul 
 the lown of ;',-i!j„-ii;/-':- alio CwIikIi was O/'o' i'.^ («m/,:;' s 
 line! Seal) to|'(v-iiirvy. and hit him a lively Iniape m 
 hi. Coiiniry, of ilni Rjiiiand lleliilatioii he ha. I Ipieail 
 
 Old 1,1/. ks an I Ke)s, bud oiu a pood piece c! gioiind fori throiipli the I'lantiitu n. VViiat mov'd the perlidioiisSa- 
 -•iGiin powdi r I'lantati 111 ; and liivinj; Mannrd it iii' va;.ieto ire.u ilie /'■'■i'jijl tills i. im.crtain, ikiih.i • ...l 
 fiu'h a manner as lie thoiii'Jit moll agreeable to the lutiire ' ihey e\er know any oilier euul'e Id it, than tlie kiilii..i 
 ut that Seed, he threv.- it liberal K into ilie well-pre|ar'di ol a bavajje who had baf.ly nnuderd uU /iui;////' Cieiiile- 
 Soil, not doiibiiii!; but he iV.ould reap the Fruit of' Ir.s'n" , in t!ie Woo.is ; 15iit he waj a prdituk fly Rallal, tic 
 I al'oiirs 111 a ri.'h and pleiitiliil Croj'. lint the / V'^'ono. |.i man.ie.e an loiripiie. and Of'nl i:'i.,:i, :rj w.is laid tn 
 ^oil not beinp, apt lor liun-powder, he eoii'il iievir biiiii; be higlilv In. . i.s.l for the lols of lo iifeful a Tool, aiul 
 n ii-v anv thini;, nor have the pleafiiie of feciiii; it lliooil to Vow this Kevengc upon that t.oic. He provM e er 
 ii|'iiit. tlieBJ.u'e, th.i' he very nuuhdelired it. alterwar.ls a moll inveieruie Fii'.iny to the /-."(;.''/'■, and 
 
 Bit'. \ 'c iiuill tiirririiir lyes now loa irore iiuIalKh ily ! piai!tis'd wiih a Kini; upon the Fallern ll.ore, lo fiiriiilh 
 .Seeiir, ai.l l' e the I'lanration (after rheie happy ela\s): hull wiih lome quaniitiesaf a Vet;etable po\loi,, lo d.- 
 unolvd in the preatell niifene.s and .onliilioii. ; all this, llr.iy all ihein that lurvive.l the MairiLTC ; bin iliat hi 
 IV'.icc and Qiiictnels was but theSavai;cs picj ai..tion tor iielt Sav.;;;e retus'd it, and lame anddillover'd the who 
 
 Murder and IVoodlhed. 'J hey wound tlieiulelves tlms 
 into the p.ieatelt ian.ihariiies an>l ficcdotns w iih the l-.i'X- 
 ii/l.\ toa.:eompliili their rmii wiih tlu miae let urity, and 
 
 Matter lo the /■'.;;.';//', tjfi'enng to lultify the truth of i:, 
 with five or lis of Ins prear Men, at anv time. 0;n- 
 i/.iBf.o om;/. had the fate of a miferablc dcj' i unj 'iis 
 
 ro be the lefs liilpecled uhile they weierontiivinj! ot it. . believ'd tome ot the Hriyj'if.' R.ave h;ni thac ;. I115 Re- 
 N.iy, lo peitei't was then dilliimdation, thai but two ward. 
 
 ilaysbel'oic the Mall'.ierc, tlioy m'lded a Coiiipanv of ihej The Colony, after this dre.idfiil fliock, can.' ito a 
 /•.k;;.'///' liite ilitouph the Woods, and retiun'd ilule that j letled State again, ami his Majt .y of Mw^i;'-"... .lot ;. 
 i..id been amonplt them upon biilinels m a very Iiieiidly , l.f.le vjik etn J at it, order'd tlicin a ftotk of .■\rnis aiii 
 manner, and all tins to enereafe theire jiihdeiiie in item.' Amir.ur.i'ioii uut jf the T.nvi-i, thai ihey iiiitihi be able 
 .01.1 take iliem off from their puard j that lb, wlien the to defend the ulelves trom ihe like Infults tor the f'uiiire; 
 
 liiipnzc came. 11 miplir lie the more eileetual, anJ ihc 
 ilroke i;ivcii do a ..inpleat and full exei utioii. Ihey 
 had alleniblcd theii.l'ihes 111 pieat numbers toselher, 
 and beinj! diviiied iiuo fe\eral Bodies, lelolvd "0 lalJ 
 upon all the I'Jantanoiii M out a;ii ihe faiiif mil'. 
 
 and alio app ■nted a Comnulli jn to examine the .'\rtair.s 
 ct I''. y,iniii. and lif;d out ihc If it. tli.ii had hitiierto liin- 
 diid hei from aiii-.vciing thcColt iluit lia.lbeeiibellow'J 
 iipoi) her. 
 
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 p. XXVJ. 
 
 :iil 
 
 l/.'L Hijicry of Virginia., d>\iwi from the IVmiugi of 
 CdiHaiH John Smith. 
 
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 1 \in'li'ilii 
 
 w 
 
 till' C'oiMicrirs 
 
 I.:. .11 Hi) 
 
 iI5.iyc.i!.M( 
 
 Ml!c:. Uliii.'. 
 
 I !;r till- [V '.I'vlani-s of tlii< Co\.ntt,> aiv, will ol, luit ir. a Cuunrry tli.tt li;i.i! h.ij .i trputiitioii lur CM, 
 I'c liiiMi- lii'ily focii by InrM'yuui, a M.i|\ than wouKI pcrh.irf have bctii takni lor lonutlimj', of tliat 
 iiL'!'>r;l'.i I'l 'im \v!itiii(', iKavm tlic N.iiiics of iiatiiii;. In all the Coiimiy iluri. is l.ttk- i.r no (Irals Nc 
 I'liat i-avt of ir whUlitlic hill I'huitaiKins Tim u-|;ai};rc vv, n; low iiiarlhy Croi'iiJs, lor 'tis all ovt-i- 
 
 ruii will! I rn-s, tii.it l>y tlxir ccainmial ijropp.nps and 
 til.. (tiLnmli it til- Sill! ti>,;i;tluT, till 11 all imi' lti;,',li laiik 
 Wmls, wlii.'b, iio:iA,tliita:ulirip, js a liilK'ii'pcr that 
 ii.it;!it In; cu'til bv pocut Hualvii'.ilry. 
 
 I'lu- pviiui; a! Woiul rit tins Cmmtry is Oak. ami Wall- ''"'■ 
 
 I' t'iDm (7 cK-fvcf. t.i 39 (Ici^uvs Kiin!i I at. 
 ■ to it b\ Va isattlio ini.'iitli ut a voiy liiu- 
 •'■■ ■ '.-LViy, wIikI', is I'lghitn; or twility 
 ■| liv (-'ape ''I! till' .Somh-liili.' vv.is cJl'il ^ 
 i:i 'loniiir . ( ilit IViiii'i- ; aivl that on the , 
 
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 /.T .j/j.jI; 
 
 Nnrili-ii.ic Cnp -c'''..''/:.% in Iioiu-tir ol ;lii.- Diikf of tnk- n'.". tlio' thfii.- l^ plciiry all'i ('finoit oilift kirts of Tra-i. 
 Tiij .ulioyninpCoiiirry i.s as fwi.v! and pKalaiii as molt Ol tlrv toniicrlort yon lliail n-iei.r wall al'iitiuan.i-, (o tall 
 I hat tiK' VV(.:J.! iM!) Ihai'v ; an.! there are all 'licKemtics an.l Itrait, thai Jicy Lvill Lear twiiaiul a tialt'l..iit lijuare 
 TliatM.'r.tui!'., Vnllcy^, 1','aiiis Brooks, and iai(.'cNa- ofjinod Timb'.-r for ixvemy Yards tupulicv. I here a ri; 
 vi(;.)iie Iviurs ran add lo a Country. Tliifc NavigiiMe two or ^ihrec kinds of tliciii, ; and cue ol thole kinds, 
 Ri'w rs arc hvc in number ; they lie on the Wcl! lute of whole IJaik is imich uhirrr tiiaii rlic reli, \iel,'san 
 the Ray, and V.x^i: tlifir I'alis w irhin i << or 2n Mle<i of ^ Aereii wlii.li is iVvec'', and beirii; bo'iM had' a day in (l- 
 one another. The tivll oi (heic, and wliuii is next to veral Warns, atfords a vtiy liveet Oil, ^^hIe!l the Na- 
 fhe Moetli ot'tllc Bay, i.< uilleii i'i'iv'rt.'/:.'.-River, fidivi .1 i tiye.s keep Ijv i.in.'jn to .iiioint theii Head;, aiii Limbs. 
 
 veiv eon!:i.li. r.iMe C'oiiii;'-y ilmf lies upon it: Irh.isif., 
 I.'' I'irle fioni the W. f; by N. its Rife from eertain 
 Koiki in il'i Connttv of S'.oK.w.tn, m At cirh near three 
 Mileil i.j.ul, iiid i, Navigable r yj Miles, b'.it not to be 
 I af-d ai.v farrlier by leaion of V.il!'., Ko.k!,;ind Shoal: 
 
 The ,At!i and l.iii aie vcvi ^"od for iii:iki".i] S. .i|va(lies, 
 I'll: the l.iriJe 'lives aiways inikethe I cl'.. The (.ypi.. \- 
 trees I'or io otir )-.>iiU fh , all'ii them. In auli- tlic MViod, 
 the Fruit and iliel.e.if, did moll lulcniMe it) are many 
 ot thiin three: fathom in e.inipaS aloit ihe Roor, veiy 
 
 M%hfjein. 
 
 K„,t, Cr 
 t;luU. il'B 
 
 'riiere aie al i;n.b.:Kc tf other Rivers .il'h.'ilei riotc, that ' Or.iit and taU, and riimiiip up liny, ii-:ty oi ..lehiv |,.„r. 
 Ii ('■' ilKinfi'ves ill il'n iTcai one ; and upon all, or molt ; "'.iliom a 1 laixh Ihi oiinii on: i,f ti'lier lide. Ki i.die 
 
 ■llona 
 
 le Na 
 
 lo 
 
 
 iiikkr the: rrefpei five ■V.Veto\raiieesor [\t- 
 .-oijl 1 \ M'.les NorthwurJ from the /'rtr- 
 
 ijt iheiii, 
 the /''.;:■ 
 ty lN.::i;s 
 
 i:r.:n is t'le Ri\er /■" 'uri.: '.y, which is Navipablc f:xty 
 iNb,!e;, ard w 'h la al! H.i.vs thirty Miles farther. The 
 •'n\l IS -.he R.ver J />''.■'• i-'. NaUfiaMc iir Mile':. 
 Li'.e t'l'itlh I'.'ff.vihk, "imh is lix or 
 
 ri>e Fan-.ilics vi ate birr, Ced.arand 'nih.li 3s-irce<, lii.in'eis to iLisCj 
 
 try, bill on ih.- other li..'i.t very |kiilitul, ;is iln many 
 .Miip' l.uli.'ij", ol the tvso latter, uhieh liie^i.' .;/./' l.aec 
 carried lioin h(-ur. wll li Ihaetuly prove. .And b. liiies 
 tile t.u.rs which ihel'-Tiees ,e.d pent'tfiilh, ilirrris 
 air.ihir like a ivhit.' S'oi-lar, Iroiii \s hence ci.nies a clear 
 
 and loi 11, 1.x- 
 
 The Hlill /•: 
 bn 
 
 an.! n.tvipabic as many Mile.i 
 
 i.v'if, iiiieriour 111 iiiapiiiiudc to the icfV, 
 
 the Channel i6 or i.S fithoni .leej' in many ilaeis 
 \ic,. ,'i 11 i-;, bead !' J an; tlier lar(<i' an,! na\i',',i'.'!e Ri- 
 
 .ah"d I 
 I! r-Ar 
 
 •^^iics to the Nonius arti, wl.eh 'he I' -.'ij'- 
 upon ;iic .iccotint ^ti the S>.d re.emi-liii!; 
 .'i' then .ibo'.Ts. 
 
 a 
 
 Anthe(;;(;he lai* onlv ex 
 LptOif, h.v-.- var.ei..-s ; !'c-;'!e mhibi'in;,; ah ur 'hem. 
 n .my ot,Kr IcUIt R sets aijii I'.ilhng n to ilaiii : the 
 N'.nues of lither rf \eiiiih v.-ou'd be of iinle coiili'.nienec 
 r. r tlie Ripi-'ei to know, iinle's f. fir .-s iheCoioir 
 was i-onccif d \\ r'l 'hem, a'l '. i:i th.'- , 
 ( eeali in. they in.i'. le i. ■ 'ei. ii d. I hi 
 Gjiinrty 1- l';. 1). .i- \'-', \.-ell a:',ir. i. 
 ti i:is. I /.I;:; ./ IVche-, b^ ij; once a li' 
 I jn d to .:. '1 he Siciuuer ;s .is iior as m 
 Waiter .ir leatl o c !d as in .' .iw,-;- •■-. 
 Ii. :r.s of die former Seafon are \erv c 
 
 .:(c, as ilv.io is 
 t; mpei- of ihc 
 
 h tlieC ■nltitu- 
 ' ■ Ks'X i::d ft .- 
 '■" :;•., "illd ihe 
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 ii.|..tiab'y n iti- 
 
 V'lt. il by c.o! Iketzes, and the extreme c .1 of the 
 oti.tt contie.iies not h • ,'. There arc liiiccnain vicilli- 
 tiid.cs of Drou.'lns and rainy wet Weather ; and the 
 'I'hundcr and I le.icmnt! is more terrible here than in 
 "at lea:) 'tis lo for tiie molt part, 
 n di, ib'c 10 cert:i;ii Reles here 
 !y r-eqnent Obievva'anns have 
 :-.ci thele. Th.ir the S. W. 
 ' ".f, andbr' ips 1 hnn icr and 
 ciV 'hi, and is .itte'ided With 
 e:,. -' egly lli.irp; in i the b. 
 vx. I'ne main of ilie .Suinner 
 ..j: ; .Old :lie W u.ter hall i'.". 
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 ... ^1 1 .!;■. ,;..,M.-.v b.i.'i. Wh:o Mill 
 I ai, 1 nil- there v.. r. fo ■■ in b.' I'loii 
 ,\. :,:;:. ..ly : I he diiloU ii,' ^tan^ , i.afh ■ !l .dli.tio n 
 Mi :::.\\'.^ .ibou; '.'■ /"/.;••'; I'lv i eriain I'li .rr- 
 .NUtti.t w'.ucii th^y c,rad n t \';.!i ci! wh.u iJ iiuk'i. 
 
 levin Miles I odoriteruus (>um rileii.blipg Tiiii'cmiiR, 
 til,- ''i.rmer i et li. ney call'd by fomc a l'..:!laiii. 
 
 Jn many pans if the Couiury there are Chefjnits,'' ■"'' 
 equal t i the i:elt tliat aiiv l-:iio)-i::i. Cjumtiy produces. 
 'i he I'lin s are of three lorts ; the red and white are 
 like our Hedj.'c.plii!iis, but the othas, which they call 
 \i!.-r.»i!} I. prow on a Tree asliit;h as the I'-.m:.-:,: : thij 
 bror. is like a Mi Jiar, 'tis lirif preen, then ycliuw, niij 
 wheiitipe ticked ; it it be iTit fiillv lipc, it wdi Iraw 
 a .M.-.iis Month avsry, ai.d piu hiin to pirn in the cinn.,; 
 ol I., but ivhen 'tis m its pertl'Cl flate.'tis as d.ehci.jns as 
 an .\pr;.<.ik The Cherries are Ihap .! like Damzen.--, 
 hou ever, tor the '<e of the Cherry, eolci'ir and r.tltc, 
 the/ 't; .' paxc tiiui»ihat nain. . The Vine is a fort of 
 a «-.i.! l'l..iit here, but with care and drelJinp ni.„ht be 
 !n.u\c lo turn to pood ar ount : In many parts -,o;i lee 
 themclim', iiif i-p to the ti.ps if ihc liithilt I lee.-, \\r, 
 tlieiebear 1 ut f.-iv Grapes. iVit bv the Kivers-Ii.lcs, and 
 abi u; the Dwellings of the.Saiages, tvhere they are not 
 rob'o'd of the .S.in's he:ir, they are' la.ieii with I-riiii, tho' 
 it be nor tiu- ilfcd ot any .Art or Care in prniiini; anj 
 n::inuriiiii. but piiuiy tiio 1-i.ainty of Naruri. Thiib 
 they eail Hcipe-grjpes. In: iheie is aiioihe;- forr iKaras 
 b^i! as a C.lierrv, uhi.li they call MriJ'.nnr.' . ivhicli 
 yicl.l a thiik heavy U.icc, aiui rot nt fo plealiiii; :i talfc 
 when made into W'.nc fhe C'i e.-. .. .j-.ui.ini aie a bruit Ci. ,.,. 
 Ill miiv.lie!leci;i amci.plt rlic Natives, it is huaked like a '""''- 
 C!.. fmir, but reU'ibles an .Airon oilier ways ; it is littt 
 fiua'l. as ..Ifn ic'he Tree it grows upon. riie/^^^iireiDH/i.j '<■">■•- 
 are h',. ._ r.r (i .oiileiue. in molt rclpccf;, and tli.'vea: 
 ih' o .-ilii-.i i.iw Ol lull lb '1 h'-' i's'H, r.iiisi:' do as ir.ii.h ''"'"' 
 Kf.. ! le Me ilai-, jnd the'e, topeiher \<-:fh Wall-nuts, 
 Che.iii!'=, A. i..:b, aii.l' '.,////,■/.!»;;;/-., the N.itives ihy 
 a 1.: ke.-p ; in.' a: .my lime when ihes pleal • t.i hiv.. 
 ill; 1 upi )r. t'.c', I eat them vcrv fmall, and icixiii ; 
 W '.'IT Willi liiLiii. .il'ier ilicy ha\elet ir leu I. , .ind p ...n .1 
 t'' tlieele.ir 1 upor. they haiea Drink winch th.-v \.-.- 
 ...c 11, ra I I'll . Of ihe CIk fn Its ailo a ru-l (.'••,• ; . -- 
 •c. boil'ii ill -i.u ic.ree ( r font lioiiis they iiLi".-.- i cl: 
 lb, a i -id ihiirii .. o ; either of will, ll i:; an bi|-err..ii.- 
 iiiin: I,, their gicatelt iMcii. In tiie M.ite.y V.ilii--. . 
 c vv 1 lier'y v.l'.uh th.". e.lll Ci..-/.i;) /.-;» .'>«..,;, nl-;cl) 
 V very li'isi. Capers. I nclc they dry in SiimnKr. m.; 
 '.hei. :'u-y liav 'a niii-.l to eat them thei -. .ultlicn- ni-.n 
 ,df I Da'., which It f.-eins th.-y reip.ii. , b..';inr ii.|), 
 .'. I'..- '. cr;, 1 i.v.liulioaie- 'i':x. hi i: ivk. ,iri a j ru.i il, ■. 
 
 I'.r-.-.l 
 
 K.ur,. 
 
 I »i:u-r ftrJii 
 ll.Jlt.-. 
 
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 a'h.iv.-l 
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 tiit 
 
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Lib-V. 
 
 ChapXxVl 
 
 / he Htjiory of V irginia, (i^c 
 
 843 
 
 prow a* our 3cms ilo 111 Mi-adowA ; ilicS;i\l of wlin'li jKo, k-lilli, Eclcs, L.ninpri-ys, Or-liih, MiaJs, KtcIi, 
 IS imt miith nnlikc Ryi', tlio'finalli-l. Tins clicy iile t'lr ItT^ilw, Sliriiup'i, Craw-fiOi, Oyltcrs, (.'-A-klc?, Mi'.folc 
 
 igs of 
 
 
 [iut:ition lor CM, 
 onuthmj', of ih.it 
 
 I tile I'l no C.rafs Nii(. 
 s, lor lis .iliovi't- 
 al drripC'iij;*. and 
 all intc lii;;li rank 
 
 a difk'ii'pcr tli.it 
 
 isOakaiulWall-''"' 
 hiT lortsiif Tricf. 
 abiinJaiirc, fn tall 
 a halt If. 01 U|nari' 
 ;i1u;t. I luTf .irc 
 i- ol tli^'lc kinds, 
 c 111?, \U1.>. in 
 
 liad'a day in li- 
 , uhkli thi.- Na- 
 ■^tall^ aiii Liir.lis. 
 aki'ic Si .ijvallii's, 
 it 'riicCyri'l~- 
 [■aidi; tlic WiH'd, 
 iljlf il) an- maiii, 
 t ilu' Roor, »\iy 
 ryoi (.ii'lav !■. nt. 
 
 IT ll.ll.-. Niiilici ■ 
 
 I'll'' tc [lisConi!- 
 tul, .IS ilii many 
 iliL'^j;. ;.///■ l.ai-c 
 ivi..^ And 1j. iid.cs 
 •ni\fn!|-., '.11! rr is 
 Hi; ii'iih"- a cliar 
 ., ;ind lui 11, ix- 
 
 Wi-'ftlrtn, 
 
 Kn.t.'' r 
 i.iloU li|; 
 
 l'(ri.-a 
 
 y.ui.. 
 
 X- arc C'lufjuits, '•' '" 
 luniiy jTudnccs. 
 and while an- 
 liiili ilicy call 
 !':;:>:::„ : the 
 icii yellow, and 
 il will Iraw 
 in in the caning 
 fi as dilitioiis A'i 
 like l)anizcii>^, 
 dlfvir a:id ralfe, 
 I iiic i> a liirt of 
 viiing iii.^ht be 
 ^y I Jiis ,011 ftc 
 hilt I ici^, \\i 
 i^L'is-liilcs, and 
 ■II' they arc not 
 with Itiiii, tho' 
 111 I iiininR and 
 ■^aturi. J lull- 
 In;' liar n. ara> 
 
 I'tlil: ■ , I'/hicli 
 
 I'lialiiiu ,1 taitf 
 ■ ii'i au' a I ruit .' n 
 IS lubked like a '"'"■ 
 "ays ; 1: is but 
 
 I lie /^.iiTi'ttiwi/.j '^■*"'' 
 ti, and tli.'y I'a; 
 1,1 1 do as mii.h ''""' 
 \':th \\'.il!.ni!is, 
 lie Ninves dry 
 
 [deal • t.i have 
 all, and iiii\ii. ; 
 111. , and )' Mid 
 wini !i '.II' V i.".- 
 a-h-tC-: ,.■■ 
 ilk",- in.iM- i I-'.: 
 v., ^■,\ I n-.Tt, 11,. 
 
 v.r.i .y Va'.e-. -. 
 
 I'. ■ "■"':. %ir.,-li 
 
 n 'simiMiir. iii.! 
 
 \ •• 'iiltlieir iieai 
 
 . beini; n'ii, 
 . .in aj riM ;' ■• 
 
 An.iiu!) 
 
 I iiii-T ItrJnj;! 
 II.JIL 
 
 fjl. 
 
 making a dainty fort of lireid, upon whklitliiy Iprea 
 Decis .Sue! as we di fliitur. Stiawlvuk";, Ralherrits, 
 CiirraiK, Hurtlcbcrrics, nre as comii.oii here as in /iw:;- 
 Imul. Their iliicf Koor for Food is tli.it whuli ihcy i.ali 
 ■/■|..^.iir/j'.:;r, whi,:h t;n'\vs like a Fl.ip in low muddy 
 pUeCi, the Ri.u- n fell being uf the bijsn.'ls, and liiMii;^ 
 the tafte of a I'oiaio. I'liey are lon'd lopivc thcni a 
 fuliltamial walliinp over the Coals, or atlcalJ to like and 
 diy iliem well in ilie Sun, and 10 cat thcni wiih ioriel 
 and Meal, or foniLtliinj; elfe, in qualify the extrcani 
 heat and aeriinuiiy of ilieni, 01 cllelluy won'.! be very 
 preiudkial, for eaten raw they are as bad as poylr.n. 
 rikir othn mam Root, whuli they eall. '/',.;"/ 1 rjn.ferves 
 lir 1 li)li,k, as '.hell iiiu-' did fur Food ; they bruife it, 
 and apply 11 10 ihc part aiie.:>cd. I'munc is aKei t, wliieh 
 bciii.; diied ami piileeriz'd beeomes led, lllotheyiile 
 fir panning their Hodie-, as well.w crnn;; tlieni ol pains 
 an. I fwellini;s. Ofihe likeiileis the .\//.//H.i/;™c,whkh is 
 as red a.s Wood, an. I uuh nliieli tiny paint iheir Mats, 
 Tarpits.aiid the like. Abiin.l.iii.e of the tijinpci: . I'Un's 
 au tUind here, as .S.ixiliai'c, I'tllitory of S'-.t/;;, Ani'.c 
 Ilea, with leveial otiieis. The inercafc of tiien lorn is 
 Very coiiliderabl.', t'vcrv .Stalk ejinmonly l-ears twn 
 Lir*, inaiiv three, ajid Ibinc loui ; and every Far ha- 
 (ndinarily from .:io to v^ piaiiis. 'J he .Stalk, while 11 
 isgieeii, Ins a iVeet ;ulcc in it, whieh they luck veiy 
 J'recihly when they ga'.lier th. ;r Corn ; foi 'tis to br no. 
 led, that as we I'athcr our I'lale I'leen, lo do the / 'ri- 
 ■.;i''./.(m tlvirCorii when it is j','.eeii, and then tiny roalt 
 (that is ripen) it afterwar.'.s by a i;.jod Fiie, cIriliiiJ n- 
 llier to do It ihat v.ay tl'.einUlves, than to let tlu Sun. 
 by a kmdl; hear, dn u for them. Pc.iie and liean^ ihey 
 have al.o ainonplt ihein, b'lt thele ire in ilie number oi 
 their dainties, an I ilu-y plant them ainonpft tlieir Corn. 
 The only planted Fruits ilie. ha\c arc I'uiiipioiv, Ma 
 cokes, wlii.di are like iNbisk-meloiis, bii: IcK, ainf no- 
 fj weiltalie.l. tiptninj; in the !ief;inniiigof /« r.and con 
 iiiuiiiiii till .S'Ti.'.-m/'i' : .m'. Maracokes, a Fruit like a 
 Lemon, whi h begin t.i ripen in Sr/irtni .:■, and continue 
 till the end ol Ol'/ .'• •' ; both thete increafe iiilini elj 
 .■\s ijr tlic .■V.iiiul.s, the' principal are their Deer, wlinh 
 diller n.)[ at all from ours. The licar> .'.re very fniall in 
 companlun wfli tlieni in hl.i-vi and V.:rfi\, Th' 
 Bcavcis ,'jre .as be.; as an ordmay Oo^, but the.r leas ex- 
 ceeding lliori, and the ivo foro fc't as iiuich like a 
 Do(;s, as the Innder are a.Sw.ms ; ihetailis .piire void 
 of hair, an j "lis one of the ,;h iic It br.s ilicSavages de 
 liietoear. The Otters are very numerous, .ii.d much 
 luch as ours arc, and the ,Sa'ai;es e.tt them as heartily .is 
 llicy do F'llli. The Fuxcs are very fmall. ardlikeou' 
 .Silver han d Comes, bit wholly withoiii that rank linell 
 <hat they have in thele I'art.s. i heir Dogs OHi'hi rather ot learhcrs 
 to be cill'd Wolve. , lin ■ ilu-y nev.r bark but hnvl ; yet 
 are th.y rtaliy diitiiKt fioiii the Wi.l.cs, wli.ch are in 
 this Country no bige.er than our /•:«;'///'■ Foxes. Mar- 
 tins, I'olciats, Weaxe'.s, ar..l oth -r Aniaialiof that Frilv, 
 they have, but they are Ul.i'im f.'en ; and 'tis obferva- 
 ble of tlieiii, th It they are not m.xr fo tavenons as they 
 are with u.,, and the Hen-roons lie \ery oiik t as tor any 
 J thin;; they do to diiturb tlicin. The ./m'.-.-; -. >n is a lieaii 
 much like a Ridpei, but lives mil' h up in 1 tecs as 
 .S.]uirrels do. .S.iiurrcls here are alninli as bit; as our 
 finaller f .rt of K.xbbits. The Aiyi-mJ;^ the l:ns,i-l'h call 
 J Flyiii!;-Si[mi'rel, becanfe I'V fprra.hn;'. tlicir Kijs, and 
 extend 111;.; their bodies lo the fob (trciih, ihey will as it 
 were lb' aicni; let 50 or 4';- 'Vardstogciliei . The 'J'-;'. 
 f.im has e\-a.-tly th.- Head of a Swine, and a Tail as 
 iiiu'li lefeuibliiif; that of a Rat ; th.- I'emalc ha' a ISaj; 
 under liie licllv. ivh.'u in Ilie lodpes, carries and. fu."kles 
 lier youn:.;, I li^ .'\;.'i',' ■ .«• is a fmall Creatine llkeiiir 
 Watcr-Kais, but linell ewrenuly ilrciii; of Musk, 
 whkh ouib are liir ciionch trom doiii''- 'VhcVi-^uu.^n 
 Hares are none of thini l'ii;i;er than oat Con.es, and 
 very tew ol them to be fijund. For Fowl, I/' .;,''>,i.; af- 
 fords plenty 'if the Nnoler and more Prmtclv iirt, 3S 
 
 I hey tell us alf'j ot a very Itrani'.c Filli, whii h for th 
 tileiiiblance may be cali'd the Dr.igoii-tilh, ol nliicli tec 
 lia.e no other dcftripti 111 llian only till', that 'tis a ven 
 
 d Ij'.dack'. 
 
 Hi.t let es now toii'.e to the Inlnbitan"< : This lari'e '' '' 
 •in.i happy Cntmiry is not Itoik d with People at all in 
 pr.iportion to the po.,dn"is an'i greatnels of it. 'l'he''';.< 
 preatell niuniiers are of VVoiiieii aii'i Childieii ; the 'i 
 Men hilt few, cfpciially tlie W'arrio.irs^ tor within l:):ty 
 Miles of J,iiMs-iim> '''ere weieali.Aii yoco 1'. ople, a'ld 
 ol Men tit for War no more than Jcoo. And in one re- 
 fpeil 'tis well enough that tlure arc ro iinre I'ciple. 
 tor not taking care to make any co deia; le pioiit ol 
 ilieii l.Miids, (ilio' the fi'.iiLfulnels of -lie S. it d-'-.- 't'ln.; 
 ly lulic 11 their diligeii e 111 tliat -iW d.d they fe.-ni'n f'l 
 here a-, they do in loiiie Comitrits they mult bi half I'-it- 
 veil, at leall iliey niiill be liirc'd to take .■.iKitiu'rciiir'i. 
 to maintain th- ii.khe,. I'liit tlii the IVop.e he fo iliiii,Ti 
 yet they diti'ei a- nviji bi.th i.'i langiia ;e and jtarnrc, .i/''" 
 can will be liippos'd in lii little a coinpaf'- oi jijonnd j 
 l-.:ne are very 111 it and little, a-, '.iie '/ Vj'.i'mh .-..-.•, 
 otheis .igaiii are cx:ieiiiel large and tall, and but ot-; 
 reiuinc liom finnts, as the .s" //.■(. /Wi;« li;.., to wl!i:!-.' o...- 
 ('./.;.;.// Hid, appear'd bni. asl.tc c p'Jny F.llu^v^, an.i es lb 
 many niouihliiu for them. They are pemrally tall .Tiid 
 Itiait, and well-proportion'd, of cumcly features e- 
 
 iigh, and of a brown complexi ai ; tho" 'tis certain 
 
 % 
 
 .- \.<i 
 
 Ti:ey are bla- k hair''.1, .led 
 
 hat they are born white. 
 
 Nature has icarce given the Men any Ileariis ar all ; 
 ilioleilvit liave any tliiiv..; conlidcrable are \ei-v tew. A 
 IVuber therefcie wou'd hardly 'i\c amont'.lt the People 
 
 t l.:':Ji:iA by llia\ii.g faces, (ince heiiiiy go half a 
 ic re iNble hforc l:c meets -viih i lieaid ; yet by fie- 
 'piiir. practilii'g with .he Sml, a Crop of ihar kind 
 inlpht : e made to I riii'_' t'.p, and fii^ird, come rn tliuve 
 111 /■.;;.//..; as well .as Ti.bai -o. '1 liefcSav leos lia'cal-T.i iC"- 
 10 that "iiiiaiiilv Ceftom of lliixini; ilic hair 1 1! their;'''';"'.' 
 Hcadi clofe of one tide, and letting it grow long of the 
 oilier i bu": th; Wonuiiare their Raibeis, aii.l ciit it 01 
 •o v.irieiies ol lliapcj fcr the n ac -or hng to ih.-ir fancies 
 As tor thcni'tbes, they clip aid Inii' ili.ir own as belt 
 ple.ifcs thr.i. J lio«ii,-r, they ahvavsnbfirve this Rule, 
 t J lea\e foine par: of r long as the Men do. The Ap ii t .*- 
 pare) of it-.h Srxes is no other rlian ;'ie I'luih and Velvet''' 
 that comes otl from the backs of « 1 ,1 Keafts. '1 licle 
 •Skins are ilrefi'd in Wmt r ti'.i.e e, ;:h a'l 'ho rough hair 
 iipcii iliini, .iiid in .Siia^iiicr Witlwnr it. I lie better lorr 
 wear Mantle-, ot Decrs-skins, t.)' uiiich d.!ter:n; ;:i 
 lilliion trom ilie l..'/i' ones loiiie en hro oer'd wiih wl i.e 
 Beans, others with Cup.'-r, < thcr; ;a:ir.ed if:er their 
 manner. I'hcre are ibn.c .df' that have .M.int'cs 11 a.li; 
 fo wc I w.-oiii'h' anl, voven w;tli ihrea.b, 
 '!'..' n ;:iii:g but tlu- lc,;;hjr; con',! 'v-e dil-c'if'l. I'ln' 
 mam' nts belonging to them are Ilea.ls. and pieces of 
 Ci'ppcr 111 ihcir hai's, Bracelets ab.i';i thiir Arms, and 
 Chains of the like nature abou' their l,e!'^. The Wo- „. 
 
 men are nor contented 
 I'.i'ds, Bealts and .Serpent 
 ai'd to thi'fcthey fomctime 
 
 Mc 
 
 I'll thefe, but have the f..nii.- of 
 wr.iiight upon t'leir Skies ; 
 add vaiiniis p.^in'rH's. R;- 
 
 111.1 ry. 
 
 1 h.nefomeof them ihcntoll extr.ivagaiir 
 ible III the choice of their Far-otnameins. 
 arv Man lauidi to fee a /'. )?/i;).?'- 
 I in 
 
 taii.-k- 
 niagii. ilile in Uie choice ol their har-otnameins. Ho* 
 tvci'.'. i! '.t make any Man laii!;h to fee a /')?/i;).?'- v. nh 1 
 dead R.at h.iiigmg by the till in h s Far ? To lee ano- 
 tlnr wi'li a living Snake thrull: ir.roui'h tlie hole made in 
 that part, .and twifling it lelf ab iit hisNc.k, or flap- 
 ping him tometimc^ in the lace ? Neither wuu'd it l-i 
 leK piral.ant to hch-dd ilicin with the ridkulo".s attire ol 
 their Heads : Th.'Win'.;id a Hir.l, \eith the I'ailofa 
 Kattle-Snake fattne.i ; ■ , theSkin nf a Hawk {< 1 Ionic 
 Itr.ini'c Fowl) tliirii ,1 o-.t, and tiie Winig-i extended to 
 their tnll length' The Hand of foine dead Man 'ibme 
 F.neinv flam in tho Wars; dried and fet bo'r iiprijdii 
 What gay tidks thele are now ' And how n.uch neaiei 
 .I'lyof thefe DrciKs are -.lian our Ha;s indloiK; Peiri- 
 wigs i^ Fhcir laces and (luui'dc.'s a:: often pair.re I i..; 
 
 ■ mix'd with Oil ; 
 
 t.om tho 1 .11 hiig. 
 heat in Summer, and the pinching lold :n Winter. The 
 hgiiresil;ty paint iipcntbcir Bodies are v.irirus; bat i|iis 
 is 1 -I.-,-! ; il Rule, ih.ii h,- is the gr-.Telt (iallant tli.,r lit- 
 tie '.:i;.;iielt forms, .iiid lo.'iks niolt li.seaDc.il Thar 
 the Women, inttiatl of Topknots, have a-ppe.ar'd in /'. 
 .,. .1.1 with Stags h,-rns upon tliei 
 
 ■j i.-M-.l, 
 
 t It- Mai 
 
 and llioti'dc.'s :i 
 Will of thi Vulgar. There are liagles, and all fon'-of j''-irli the pmidcr of tlie Root I'-v. 
 i lau'ks, bni (which IS Olid) th.-y prey nti Itiv u;'on Fntj.j this they do to pieferve their Sk;r 
 I'artridg.-s i-e little bigger than out Quail-, 1 'at the 
 wild 'I urkeyi are evei ■. way as larce as our tame one*. 
 Rlack-bir.b, Fhrr.tlie,, with a great many torts of fm.ill 
 Iindsof vari-ius coloui>. .are in great plcniv to.i. Inthc 
 Wiiitcr rhcr come v^it numbers of Swans. Cranes, 
 1 'crons, t>.'ele. I>;cks, VVid,i;e, ns, Diirtcels, Ox -eyes, 
 
 k'lgitiins aid IVirrots, with inanv other kind; which the w.,s an !'ye-witnt-(s in one .if his I.uiinevs to'Je'ricc- - 
 i-.ni>.i/o w.-rc ltrai«;ers to. (or Fuh, sou Ir.iV" there Stur- «« ic ; bu'. tli.it being only .i I.nfoty S. cue. and the de- 
 peon. Crair.p'is. rorpus, .Scah, Siingrav-i, (hIi-iIc tails liini of rhofe young Women being n;a:iit,.-ltly to lurpri.'c 
 are 10 daii'gei'jus, as Captain SiniV/i found to his colt; bim, one cuft trom thence ellablilh the cerramty or ■,"•: 
 Siduioii, 'I'toiits, Suals, Plaife, Ikrrmijs, Cony-ftih, C''itoii» of Womens wearing i orn; in I'tat Country. 
 
 ■| hej 
 
 ■titin:;ih' ■ 
 
 Hea.'s, Captain s'lr. 
 
84+ 
 
 Ihe hi/iory 0/ Virginia, (^c 
 
 Lib;V. 
 
 Uk 
 
 riifv wrrc rhiMi -n Mal>iiicrsdi', Jml being natiinlly.i'- 
 
 Sm^s Yci tins IS 11 I'l' fii'l f'' till" 1'";;""'"' VVsnicn, 
 tli.n 'liry .vc ni.vlcit ;itul i;iir Miiti. ; atiil ilurc is this 
 pnriinil.ir ciTixl .il tlivii mcdcHy very vilibl'.- bdidis 
 
 other fiidi { xiTi-ilcj, while tlu Woiiitn .ire iniploy'ci in 
 makiriRMats, Ra'.lifts, Pots, [iinviJing Vnftii.ilv \Ain- 
 tinp and i-a'.licriiip the Corn, ami liippiiif; ir home upon 
 their (hoiildfrs: For the I'lif^iinnir, tvrnuilt know, (corn 
 all thole kmils of I.al-oun, .ind look iii'oii them a» too 
 
 
 il'at they always take a nice care to hide the obl'i:eiie| Undid and tftcniin.ite lor their Sex, and tlirietore throw 
 Part;. I ''"■'" 'T'^i' '''fir Women, B;it yet tlie Men don't thin'. 
 
 'I'lic S,'0'i'/'''"'"i'J;'i who diiTer very hhkIi from all ; it I'tncaih them to make their own Cloath<, and ei- 
 flie rcrt of the ( inini'm in their Imlk anil ttatiitc, arc | tmnly the wirk of .1 'laylor is miiih more VVoinanilli 
 7110 ma )i nintc lovnudal'ly iliflVil ; they look like jo I than that of a Htabandman ; and a Man looks niou- 
 nrinv " ■ ■ ■ . ^ . 1 1 - 
 
 Willi the Skins 
 H.:id.of whi. 
 horn'i I. lie li, 
 l';uv> aifo Win 
 
 ^ariid wiih'ini('.hty ("lulls, and lOier'di 
 if tie.ini ar.d orea; Wolves, the conpli at ! 
 li were on to ihe Huies, ,>fid lliiw'd their 
 faiiiii (lytt to il.ie.ircn ileltriiction. The 
 nil as well a< the 'IVitli, and made thel 
 tlieni .ippc.ir as licr.e as iliofe to| 
 
 MR I 
 
 v.iitii. 
 
 (illy with a Needle l-eiwecn hi,i hiipcrs in the C'himney- 
 eorncr, than SMth a Spade or a P'tkix in Ins li.iiul al'toad 
 in the hields. Ihe h.irdell of all their Work is indcrti ri„„i, 
 the plaiitiiii! and drelliii,; of their hieldi, for whiili rca- F i:l.ii j'»d' 
 fon one woiiM ihiiik the Men Ihoiid have taken it i:ponJ°'"|'»''" 
 •henUehfs. in order to die preparinp ot' the ^lOiiiid, "'" 
 
 IS 
 
 . 1 1 
 1).., 
 
 Moiilters th.it Wire , , . 
 
 wlii« h rlie;, I eloii^;'.!. I'lieir way of Ipi-akcij; was fii>h , they do thus : As theCmintry isn.aiurally over-nm with 
 as iiiielii naturally U- ntpfrtcd t'loiii fmli luii^e IJodies. j Woods, lo they come and friiile, and beat the Barks ol 
 The voite in ihe wiiie eavltlr^(lf tlier Tliioits, fiuinded j the Tifib, to make ihein Iniin the calier i then they 
 hke a iioife esnimpon'. if foim hollow Case vt Vault jj irakcKiies all about the Roois, and I or. Ii ihcm fu ef- 
 aiid were thoU- Men to t,bk in f Ittuy places thrmiph tectiially, that they i!row no more. 'I he next Year 
 .Sita)'Mii;-ir';n-pei^, a >re.!ii!oi;s M /' might calily be they do, wiili a very iiiile labour, pull thele feorilui' 
 iitipos'.l upon, and n:i ie l-i;ie>e thei heard the v one ot 1 rees up by the Roots, and in thai Mould where ihey 
 fo iieihinc mi'vc ihm lluii.ane. I's a w-nder tins (ie- Hood they plant their Corn. '1 he way is, niakine a hcN 
 neiationot' ^U■ll uire iiit ail I'nclls, liii-c Nati'te h.i? in the urauiiJ with a Sti.k, to put 4 grains ot Wheai, 
 fonii'd thfni 1(1 Well u r Inipi l':u-e . and hiu e ihole Men, and i Beans, luti) ihe fame ho'e : Theie holes are iiia.le 
 in a'l thole t'oiin'r 1 ■, ^heit tl'.e I'eople with f,;r lets, id- al .vt 4 lootdilhiin e from one another. 'Tisthe bnlinefs 
 vani,T:;is for i!o;ni; i-.. O'lrK .^.^ were Mlited hy Ionic ■ <'l the Wiiiiien and Childien to keep all eleaii and th.ir 
 •'f tins Naiioo, aiid then f'le are the more bold in jji- > ol Weeds ; and when the Corn is (jrowii iiuddle hi('h. 
 viiip, i:s ih;s pa-iH'ilar a'^oun' ot' them. Ihey liad ' they hill 11 about like a Hop-yard. 
 
 nuicli ado to d.'lind tliemlVlVkS fn in bcinc; adord and I he l,ci;innin(; of their I'lantatioii is in Wfi//, bur the v ,i;,r> ;.• 
 wo'iV.ippd bv iii.':o, to n-ans' ex.ellen us did the v ./- ihaf is m '.' i ; and lo they i-ontmne till the midlt ot 1 l«'i 'is 
 .t.'l.i'-.i, , il Mild n. rlieir Ima'l pr^ poitioiis, which tlv;y , timr. What they luw in .//'ui they reap in /lir^tij; ■ m 
 :inid not lee in their o\'.'i-i (iipaiirick ones. ' •"-'■ i" Scfi'-i'i 1. in yuw in (>.-lJ>e>. "lis one' piece "I'ti'i-J P'« ' -> 
 
 HiiHiandiy prailis'd here, which IS not common in other " 
 Com -lus, roloworfet cjtiier thinps amonpit theirC-oin, 
 ' J w.is la. i iiilt now that ihi'y '-uvy Wheat and Ikans tn- 
 pciher 1,1 the l.mie hole ; 1 iir ihis is not ihe only in 
 llaiiccof ir. for yen lliall fee ihcm plant I'limpions, ,ind 
 other bruits, amoncft their Corn, neither do they be 
 
 As lor their Wrnicn, ihcv don't till us they I'aiv any 
 ot th'm, b"t 'tis nwii-fi tli.-,n prr.b.ihle they are of the 
 f rue Ii7c with tlicir ill' .band>, and 10 arc their .M.ii. lies 
 in a ..■;!' ',eie!pi;>. N'.vv tlic worll part of tlieU Teo- 
 ple is ill II winch is vilili'e to the Eye ; their ouniilcs are 
 niii;h and coarfc, but their temper- 
 
 are more lionelf an, 
 
 ClJul.TOI 
 IS l'.r',.|,- 
 
 1 .ni cent than the ult of their Ni i(;hboiii., for liie l'i>- lievc that either of thefe will do tlu; other an in;ury I y 
 ;;■'/..»« arc ijeiitrallv llv, craliv. trcai herons, (ildoni its nei);hbourhoad. 'I'wa- hinted before that they doi-,i 
 
 : n;. coiiflant ar^ 
 I'.i li. .11 iii.i 
 
 iriv 
 e>il 
 
 llr. 
 
 ivh 
 
 1. 
 
 W..1.I 
 
 Ihiv 
 
 'f ■ 
 
 'Hi 
 
 \ .1 
 
 1; 
 
 •:\. v7hi 
 t '.(111 tli.ir ..e i 
 ■"hi are alv.utt 
 On- an lib t. 
 
 tae 
 
 nd.r 1 
 
 ,ci;-.. If ihev 
 
 i> rot beci' '1' 
 
 1 -c;! Hoj.V 
 
 ...1 1 . 
 
 i>iit wiiire tear or 0111- ft thin Corn ftand upon the pronnd nil 'tis ripe, bur 
 il mt want lc:i. e and ji.ither it preen, and loali it by ilicbire. Many timc< "'V 
 ,.,.. they want hoir;1ly anil liii.e- iluy bru.le it 111 a Mortar, ar.d. lappinp it up id the yj^'f ' 
 if,- w.mr nf ihciwo. and renders leaves ot the fame, boil and eat it as a I'reat dainty. 
 sM.il't Ntiehbour', to rhrin They m.ike a lort of Meal or blower o\' th-.'ir roalfed 
 i'-.n'tlte.il and thieve liom (-orn, of ssliiih ihcy iiiaki. Caken ; and thele iliiy 
 tlieii lini;cis don": itcii at loinetinies Hake and frjinmmes Boil, catini; ihe Bioih 
 1:. but be aufc iluy aie afraid their (.oniurers lliou'd topethct with iheBread. .And ihey do in prmral eai 
 ri l.-o^erihcm : bor'tlicy \\.\vf. a pi't of Men aniongli the Brothi f all thmp they boil, whether billi or blelh, 
 •'' -in that I ii'.in.l to 1 e Kcvealers ' ! .Secreis, and whe- and this indeed one wou',i nor lo mii. h wonder at, when 
 »!ici ilicy aic '..) or no, tiie coninvn iV-.>ple believe fine leirs they eat thai made if Meal alone; yet I'or- 
 fiiem to 1 e Ic, and 1 onlecututly ate hoiicrt, becaufc they iidj^e made nf Shcll-filh, a Man wou'd think lliou'd te 
 ire .11 ■! ! ro p'av tl-,r l</.;\ic. b»ii p.'or llnff. 
 
 i ; t r.''<; ' ..-" N\'oitieii wjfai.i before were inodcfi ; Accoidinp r-i the various Scafons of the Year, foHou-ipf; 
 but loinc of our Auii'.oiv I'ay, That •■/''■» I'f cvetnl mt docs their Uiet alter and chan'.;e. In Mi:tch and •'/"'' '"J" ;|'J,'|',.' 
 r< h ljlP'\i'-'l 'f D'l''"'^ !■'»'''■':" " '•f';:- of then fl:if- , thcy Iced much upon b'lfli, Turkics and Siiuiirels. Inii.g •v'cu. 
 il -".;;, Kroinv.'heiict a Maninii<ht inter, that when their Mfl» and ;7«'"- they live upon Acrons, VV all nuts, Straw- 
 Husbaii li )",avc their conlent iiuy eoii'd let that care berries, Mulberries, Oyllers, Crabs and Tortoifcs. In 
 iiro;', .ind b.- fifieclcd of P.ll.oiioity : or (which anv aints Ju.r and Anuiji they cat Rocts, bilh and green Wheat ; 
 ro lii,: lamej do loiiiethimt to pive . aiile to that fulpiii'.ii. , and at other Sealoiis li\e upon their roafted Corn, and 
 lor when the Man pive. I'.Mve, if the Woi'ian (liould | what they pet bv Huntini;, This divcrlity ul feeding 
 r,s no farther than bare lilpicion, twou'd be .1 very makes ,1 ltrans;e aheration in thelfate of their Bodies; 
 liranpe tfini;. .As fu the flabitatinns of theic People fometiiiics iliey are rsund and j'lunip, at other times as I 
 
 • :iey build, tlicir Hollies lor the ni'ilt put by the Rivers, { lean as Rake,. They 1 lianjie iuft as tin wild Bealts 
 r.-"! lejit not far f.om (oine fii'lh Sprinp. 'i'hcfe H<>ufes ' [henifelves ilo, that at certain Sealons have their Ribs ' 
 
 well lin'd and covet d, and ijiiickly after appear uaJ'y 
 to Itart out of their Skins. 
 
 The whole Biilintis and Si 011 of ihx l'u\!^.Hi.in! (tic 
 
 Men 1 mean' is to bilhand Hun: ; and thefe thiy may 
 
 be allow d to iinderlfand vi ty well, lin. e they are 
 
 H'-^, nelft apaii'ilf the bircidace. there s a hole to ht the ' brouj;ht up to them from their Cradles, and concern 
 
 I Loi.t-oiit, Init vet fo much fiavi in 'lor a!! the hole) tlieiiifelvts about noiliinp elle. '1 heir bilhiiip is lor the 7!,;, ,-.,;. 
 
 ill it twill make a Man that is net iri'd to it cry to Ifay , molt part in their Canoes ; tluii I.uies are made ot then; 
 
 fl.,.( I lincws of Deir, ur a fort of (iral;> they call '''•"i»;c«.oi, 
 
 'I 1-cn I^e.ls are little Hurdles Ilia l< ol Reeds, and ro- : Or elle of the Barksol Tries, either if whi:h the Wo- 
 
 \- r'.i wi'h M.iis, and I'lipportrd ai oui the I'locrbv llioni; , nicii very lUxtrtiUlly Spin into a Juead. Tluir I lo(/k , 
 
 i 
 
 rir-.' 'v.iiit like o"r Aib mis, r f finall siiun;.; Ipnps lowu 
 A >\\n urA tied, topeiher, and lover'd very clofe \'.'iili 
 Mats, 1 1 the Bnks of frees, which, as they order the 
 M.it'er, ;!ifend ihiii fj well, thai in Ipile of Ram, 
 \\ .nd or Snow, ilicy arc as warm as Stoves. At the 
 
 bl 
 
 ere tiie'. 
 
 ■f- 
 
 V..', 
 
 Hurdles of Wocn- 
 
 oiieamjthci, M'tid about ilf bire, lome coicrd with 
 .\ti-.s, othiis withSkini, aid other- l\aik naked. And' 
 ■'IS no littl'. iv.iuilier iliat th'is huddles toy.eilur while, 
 thiy take their natural lelf, for if in one Home you fee 
 eipht or ten, 111 the in xi perhaps you fliall find twenty or 
 thirty Ul this polfuri.. Adioyninn 10 their Houle ate 
 their Gardens, or f leltfi, for the .Sern e of their batiii- 
 iies, nay, fur the molt part ihey Hand in the middle of 
 them : an-\ not fat off is lome htile W'.hod ot othev ihat 
 fui ; ! ■.'sihe n with firinp 
 
 he I IcaJs and Taili by , aie loiiie fl.aip ciooked bilu-'oone, lied on to the irid ot 
 the line. Bui loinetinies they iife rertain Ion;.; Ariows, 
 wiih whu II they fl^joi the bill, m the River. And then 
 1.. one N.ition of ihi I'ii^-.nii-.nt that always uk- long 
 lavelins, lieaded with bine, which they dait into the 
 Water, aiiil llrikc their I'rcy fwiiiiminp. But Hunting Itio: 
 is an Uxernl.' of much mote loll, as nell as pinlit to""i'' 
 them, and 'tis this that they iiiaiiily value ihemleKei 
 upon. 'Tis, a matter of Glory wiih them to be well 
 aciomplilird ill this Spori ; iIk- Younp Men laile tlieii 
 Reputation, and re.onmieiid themlclves to Wncs, f.y 
 
 i-hc MvnbefiC'-»* ihea- t UK \r HuntmCi I'llliU'S, and ihcit dciuiity and ijOoJuuilJSemertlicre, 
 
 '1 licit liowi 
 
Lib^V. I Chap X A VI 
 
 1 he tiijiory oj Virginia, <src. 
 
 845 
 
 ,itc inipliiy'd in 
 ViaiMl', j'Un- 
 ip ir liomi' iipo" 
 iiilt kmiw, l>-orii 
 I'oii them ai too 
 I ilirii-tore ilirow 
 Mm don't ihiiili 
 Inaih'. .mil iT- 
 niorc VVoiranilli 
 Man Inoki ninir 
 m thcC'liimnfy- 
 n lii^ li.uiil .xbrond 
 r \V(jrk IS iniirrtl ri„,rii ,; ,. r 
 ,, Tor whiili rM- VM. j»d 
 
 ivct»k,niti;ro<°or*''" 
 (; of ihi; nioiiikl, 
 illy ovir-nm with 
 belt the Barks ol 
 •itiir i lllfn thry 
 
 or. Ii ilicm fu if 
 1 lie next Yen- 
 piill thid' Tori 111 l'. 
 v\r.ii|j where ilii'V 
 
 IS, ni.tkini', a licl' 
 grains ol vVlirai, 
 :\c I'olcs .ire m.i.U' 
 'Tis the bvilinef-. 
 til V kail anvl ciiir 
 own iniiiJIc hifji. 
 
 s in W/t//, bur tlie <;,■ ii;,i.. j 
 ; till the mnllt ot \\>M .!„■ 
 i-ap in //i!;r'// ; in 
 "lis one' piev'L or*"'}'"'; ' 
 t ffimmon in other 
 nioriplt tlieivCorn. 
 iie.>r aiui [icans to- 
 IS not the only 111- 
 int riiiiipions, am! 
 ithci- lio they be 
 ither an in;>'fy I y 
 lore that they lioni 
 1,1 nil 'tis ri)'C, biir 
 bire. Many tunes " 'Y ''; 
 'piiip ir lip 111 the v^a; 
 as a ^reat dainty. 
 ft of tliv'ir roa(h',1 
 ; and ihfle they 
 , catmi! the Bioili 
 iln ill crniral eat 
 lieihivb'ilhorblelh, 
 I wonder at, when 
 alone; yetl'or- 
 >u'd think ll.ou'd be 
 
 s of tlie Year, To Hu 
 n Muicii and •'/'"'I'' 
 and Siiiiiirels. 111,).; 
 Wall mils, Straw- 
 and Toitoifes. In 
 and i;rcin Wheat ; 
 roafted Corn, and 
 ivcrfitv oi ieediiig 
 :e (it their Bodies; 
 ', ai other times as 
 as thi wild Bealts 
 Ions have tlieir Riljs 
 atur appear leaJy 
 
 nnj Arrows do ;i do ible Execution, aiiJ kill the Wo- 
 iiKii ,!!> Well as llu IJver. ;\' ihel'c tunes lliey It a\c their 
 11 il iratii lis for it eotili letalL- while tigeiher, .ind iiiat<.h 
 out fonieiiiiies Ion cr ^o,. jn a eo^npanv liiy kr.oiy 
 all tlir I laiMits aii'l liirV ni', I'liees nt i''f(iaim tliev Ue\ 
 
 dil.- 
 
 1 r IK) little An m itaVetlin;; tltcii (.mmimkI, Uii 
 
 I riiii'.iiiK tlic^r Deer nn 
 
 f.iic to li.ve rlie 
 
 ill.; Vi 
 
 u. 
 
 iti.is wlme ill, y ..1 
 
 'V ' 
 
 ne H aili of the Riv 1 11. t'le 
 
 1 ..I 
 
 liinl p'ent) ot Spurt, aiiJ rlieie s hatitly .iiiv thi 
 111 tlii'f' ii.iU'Vvv I'ail's ill, t el, a;..! tlviii. 
 
 Wli, II iIkv hav • li;;ht iit' a p.ir el ol' Dtrr, il 
 pil's tli;-iii roiiiil .vboi t Wiihl-'ir- 
 
 .1 
 
 ■.(■ \r.tf 
 L- r I V 
 \v.■^ri ' •■ 
 : Veil. 
 
 ii 
 
 the /■,.i;.«i'.i«J (ilic 
 md tiuli ihiy may 
 ill, lin, c they are 
 adies, and concern 
 ir hilhinp is lor the lU! t 
 lei arc nadc ot tlioig 
 hey tall l't"imcn.i\\. 
 
 il will h the Wo- 
 aad. Iheii Hook 
 led on to the end ol 
 ■rtain loiw, /Vriow.s, 
 
 Kiver. And then 
 a? always ute long 
 
 ihey dait into the 
 r.itij'. But Hnriting ll-.i-'' ' 
 
 as ivell as pinlit In""''' 
 ijy value ihemleiiei 
 h th','111 t.i be well 
 
 uiiy', Men raile tlieii 
 
 I, Ivis to Wnes, by 
 
 ,; here, '1 hen Bows 
 
 atiJ 
 
 i:.-y . 
 
 Il 
 
 11 n< 
 
 1 le wut tlio.e 
 
 vIikIi .Tre ar no I'tiat i.i'i.in,e t'i'.iii '.'i.i 
 
 valiii, 
 
 ill, ■, lake iliiii ov iillan.lii 
 
 When "his IS .bin-, thev 
 
 '<■!•'<} to (ei lip a II, oil ten till ■ 
 
 vlii h 1, 
 
 •lloUe 
 
 III' iiukrsilu 
 Il les liiirMi'ii 
 
 in iii.it C'lr, le 
 
 n till rhiir I 
 bi 
 
 I11K liiiiliii.; iliem 
 
 wrii fin 
 
 Iron 
 
 1-) a 
 
 K .! to I'lMl al.oiu 
 
 1 riK> .1. liter to an t 
 
 i-ii 
 
 till tl 
 
 'Twou'd lie cndlcli to teekon up all the Natignj 
 
 <^{iiii.i til 11 are dec ar'd tncmies to one .inutiii 
 
 m: 
 
 moll tonfulerablc ate the l'i\ti-iii.vii and the M'tMum ; 
 the ♦fo.y;*,/'.^ (^/, anj their iinpl.ii.ible Advcifitics ilit. 
 •>.'.!■] i^jiUmckj. Ihtl'e are mi'ti uf •h.ti. ^i,,e;i'iis Na 
 tons, and a c voiitiiinally pUj'.ei i', ..id '.cr ni.iitiicgoi e 
 aiiilier '1 he fi'.^ /' wcic many tiin>', f 'lj'.u..j, w:-h 
 (Iitatliiip'iM' ity, by theP * -iMnj .n.t 1 ,'•.. 1 -Vi.tv 
 to el'p.nif,- rhcir Caulc, aid iindi rtikc '!.■ i'l ■twCl oi, jf 
 them .ii;.iiriil tlie.r reipcdkive Liieii..ii i f.v.i.. mCat .. 
 
 'I'li-ii s lime 
 
 lid K iiii''h' haie 111 
 
 Men, a litre iroiib c, and 1 
 
 111 v.at . 
 
 ill a >;. 
 
 till 
 
 y l-r 
 
 pervirl'e C ■ ii.il (at th.it tune n li ■,; die Ks at. i' 
 
 onvyiiip the (.Jim) ot" that brave Man wou'.l j.v: ji.t 
 way to It, 
 Astht/' i 
 
 «/.)"■ are na'ilrallv tren liet'j'.vs an 
 
 'ei, \i 
 
 itnWs !ia' r pill, il tl.iiii. I'l/c 11 inu M lu.i.e 
 > ilrne tliein iieii I'mu- nariow |n;nt ot' l.an.l, and 
 t''eii\' th •, tor !• ;>i in iiiri .1 Kiver, wlici, lin ir 
 .11 a '■-!'■, s I nf ii'ly dillr ,v ih h. 
 1 il.v. Iia\ea' :l 1 \x- ol 1 tiiiitiii ', vvlieicin one 
 ill' I .iiu'i.i', 1, a i'e r, iiii.l this IS J.c'.ne l.y a p eii 
 ohi ■ 'listriK'. tiiiie's iiu 1 r, ,it in.itur ot' Cialt 
 •■I 11'.; r , t. I.if aMiir, hir. a. t ^e ! .■ ;'.,.. 
 ,' I' 'Il w 's a '11 '. n I', v Iii.;li I.muc any '. .ii 
 \\ !i''n .1 Si'.ap,e };■ ev out .1 I Imi 
 . li.-il. ,f ' p 11; r!i-S',;!i..l'.i l)'.;er: 
 11'. 1 i M '. t ,'■• ...e i.'.'.,,l t r iliiiii, 
 
 a''ii the I la.!, \\\n. !. 1.; pi' 
 , ...I • . up II liis l-'ea.!, Tli'is i! 
 D.'i'i' : md ■<> appeur ibe 11 ovi i 
 
 I- ■ 
 
 . I 
 
 M. 
 liai 
 
 in 1! . 'I 11'.; 
 r M • r. , ' I • ' 
 t I ,1. ■!',.> I 
 iim, a'.. I e, 111 
 i I . .11 '.• .Ill I. 
 a> likrwiu- hiN 
 1 ii'iie iljioii th. 
 Man .lpp^l'^ ' 
 he 
 
 I r, e, 
 W ,, 1 
 r, ail' 
 
 deeeir In tliey ab 
 
 one aiiutlier in ili< ir \V,ir<. Ttier 
 
 nJ 111 lira'a 
 
 aMi'tm.. .iihl tr., 
 
 Silii th.it nude 
 
 ' I'eojik' 
 
 1 t 1: 1 I 
 
 .der ill. 
 
 I.':. 
 
 Ihr.' 
 ei's 
 
 la'vls I .'111 111 ',( .111, .11,,! I la ,•. Iv.iiiV!} leliii.' ii'im 
 e. III! he I'.i". 's.i!.' ('t his t'i'I'inv HiK ksc . me in view. 
 11 1 h.is ills ."s in 111 li'.^ht, he iiaKs aloii); t.iwaixlt 't ■'^' 
 a- he n.a'. hes to i^t, p Ins ! !"riis right ^ 
 
 iiiiilerliaiiJ 1 ia;i better thau -.hey ; thai can iay 
 a \iiare iiioie ariiiiii.ill,, and I ruiji an AJver'.ary ii.ti/ it 
 in<ire lieverly. I hey do mote by .S rprize I'y tar, than 
 I'v fair an 1 . pill fi^htinii, ai.d peafe thcmiciMJi. nii.re 
 wuli a \ .olory , wlieiitliey [.up <jiit of a Wot.d upon a i 
 l.iitiiiy, tli.in when rlie) iiaet him hiuiil-tnl) 111 il.c 
 bield. an I lijiit upon eq al tcritis. 
 I 'J he manner of then 1 i.gafcnieius c'.ir /.'i;;. /' It.irir.-V''' 
 by an l.iit' iMinineiit wli ch ilie Savatcs th.'irrii.fs ^av-. ".', 
 ' iliem ; 111 whiih .Skene tiny re|.ti"'tn'ecl ihue '\as o'.'" 
 I ti'.'liiing 'I h,- Sj>eiil.i:.,,r5 ! eiiiji p.'a.:'.! 1.1 .. .ir rel .e,''n..- 
 I Statmn, tl,.' C'oinlai.ii.'j appe.n'd, pii: 1 .'. ..1.- .'.ib 'i - 
 rv'd leJ in the tearf !!■ 11 u :.ii',. r ihcy L.,u'd inv.nt- i'.K\ 
 Wire about 100 of a b.ic. one part rein-Un'iri', I'-ii, ..•' 
 M.\ ami ihe ether ,\r . i./s, t'.e iw m.-lt-'ci-'iiter 
 'bni; Nat;' lis epun i;,,-. Continent. B'lre, led on iv 
 their Capiains.theN took tlujr SmikIs at tiie'ilillan. e it 
 kei ilot tirnnone ,111' ilnr, and laiik'd tlieinlclvcs 
 a bre.,11 i (he Kar,ksl:ein'.i -\ or -, Yard- diltan:, 
 
 upon 111. I'o 
 them ilai..! 
 Deer (t.ir's 
 ll'it bel. 11' 
 into 111', ,'. 1 
 he f,ts li s I 
 t'oor. an I v. 
 do. In 1': I'll, 
 fepan-. ii-.e Aiii iia 
 I.M rhsB'uls ( 
 
 I w> v< 
 
 I'l'.ll- 
 
 "t.ler o 
 :!i 'V 
 
 .'.teal, tint till- Deer may be lure to fee 'Ti'i 'tandinp lo upon the llupe, li iit tiu' Rear tou d lin oc 
 u 'i'- i.i.r.e |li"' iliar bis nwii do. It' the 'T* cohvi'm mlv ai the br. nt. Vlnle ili v Ihoil ibiis, 
 a;; 1 ' nis t,s .i Uivrr any rbinj; I'l,! d'.es ^te!^ellHll • p.ill beivvivr them, carryinj; 'tliefe C'lidi- 
 1 h ovenkiii.l, ilie .\Un . 'tmpoles himtelf tun-, 'ro be iiuitna!'y ii'fervM'l That w'li.ih Party f,.. 
 p.'i.u .-'. mil look. Ill Dirrilh a. )'odible ; ciei li.id '.he ViCl:! ry. ih..fe of t!;.' ;,:u| .il.ed that elt'j- 
 ea.l 111 '..r.ler. an I llrei,l" . init his Cloven T'-'.'' jbou'd haee their Lives, np'iii a fubiiii.iiun lo.Mciry 
 esto work r.p.in the'lraisas thole Creatures' wi'liin two da>s, 1 iit their VV ivcs and Chiiditn lloud 
 w'ha' i'V .me in. ia-.oiian,l another, lie I'e a I'riit,' tor tlir Con ji.erou. Wr.h ah iliel',. b.rnia- 
 
 . him ; litie.svvas tlie laJarjiu S^'ene tarry'd on ; and now the 
 
 Mell'i'imeri leintt leinrn'd to iheir iel|Kir,i\e Parties 
 
 b"ih lidi'.s ad Jiels'd tlieii'lelves to adieu. '1 liey niarih d 
 
 t' pcrtina I't'.u'ion; m towards ,ine aivither in good order, vnth their .Sergeaiu' 
 
 I'V .me rn.ia 
 I lien a Security, and Tj lliiot 
 inii;l kno'v) c.-.ir es a Biw and 
 
 •Il iii'ii. w'li'li tlv'iehirs ,!o not. 
 
 '.-I 
 
 .^v ilieir n-avs 
 ••Ihii: if 
 
 rii 
 
 .-re 
 
 d'l 
 
 It thev limit have Fire, and that in Flank, and Lieutenants biii-pirj; up the Riar, int 
 ir,.i'.n.r. They 'ir'i-.'t nfe I'iint they came on leaping and (inj;iiip ihui War Tune ; l^,r 
 
 'ut 
 
 III'] 
 
 '.1 ' 
 
 P 
 ' 1 1 
 
 ' |i;ai'e ■■;. 
 
 wlti.U n'v '.i.it h . 
 
 1-,-jt It f ; '.,!', thit 
 
 !• n a Ip. vk, I'.i-'v , 
 ilways '! 
 f I 01 . 
 
 blavH . I . Av tr-.l - - 
 .111.1 till It wav I : 
 eonie •<' .M..ra!» : n 
 t U'li.ubi- as ,S.v > 
 Ci.lt.sms t!ii\ A\y 11 
 111 .M.rri'is ( 1" W 
 . their .Sa!;es, a.i.'. r.i-' 
 ' I'ls icr\ I'l'lii'i 11 t 
 Na'ion, V'.' iho'T (•;■ 
 th' ti.'M' n , 1 d'.i.'.ti 
 les it' imp. r. .!;:,, 
 I Ir.li.m ' f l,'.''rii 
 
 v. v'bWos! ir. f.n Wood, in '.nler 
 ; ■ ; I'.r liavu ;' ir.a k a I10V iii a thick 
 .1. I, ih'.'V tak. atuirlier pointed Stick 
 1: an, I by . 111: le.td I'wit'i imaioli 
 1: all It takes liie. And havmi; iiot- 
 ]i:i k y make a bli7c. for they liive 
 whuli '.:; M(/fj, .Siiib- 
 
 huli are 1 K-erot'cnco sSiiblkan-! all which mirth and nieriy podiires, they did not ar all 
 ' n.lioiiN way to wrrk by Huiiio- break th 'it Ranks, nor pi t tliemfelv.vs o'lr of their due 
 
 r-i'''"'- l-'pon the lint df.li,;'i;e of Arrows they gave 
 
 I' ell i-.orr ble 111! iits, and nia.iii fuch f, ice Ji'nes, that our 
 
 Penp'.e fa'. ) 1 Ti'nop eflnlern.il Hounds lou'd'uarcc liaie 
 
 ma.e nioic terrible ones. When they liad fpem their 
 
 AriC'Vvs, lieyelis'.l t.'gcthcr prettily cnoii^'.h, ^hirnmi. 
 
 and retiring, c'cry Rank le.< ii.l'.n;! the other, /'s 'they 
 
 or ici ' atliand, wiiiiii .:; iMoU, .'Mub- F'>t advaiitai'C, tliry catch'd tiieir Fnemies by tlie hair of 
 
 t dry Ri.iii irii. 1 the Hca,!_. an,t puliinu ,nit tlie.r Ws odeti bwords, mtiie 
 
 11 a ll'.-rr vieie of theStaieofNa-.'.irc, a Ibew ol'l eating o.it their Biair.i. 1 Ive M ,:::..>: Party 
 
 I.M"'j. we lliall in the iie-Kt place decrcaling, 'for al undar,.,' la- for dead, that were al.ve 
 
 1 '(r.itions, a'i',1 leeliow tl A", iiian.agc cnoU'<h to run away} the /'. :v',i,-7)/<, to get a i^'.-npleat 
 
 I'-s, and Miai fort of Laws and i Victory, ib.arg'd tliv'ir b.iieiiiie, in torm of a Half ir.ooti, 
 
 hr ihepowiroK _ j which thev hii.liui> rube a delit^n la mclole thfin, tied 
 
 r ai'.l I'e.'ce thev always .-onfult | tow.irds their Aiiil)ul',:ades, upon which th'.y .Irew iIk 
 
 .'ciiniuoiily Jieir Friends and .\Uies. I others vc'y cunningly, and liere the Batu I wast-mcv. - 
 
 at t'lcy ,le-erm'iie to li«ht anoilier ' eil with vigour. In lliort, the /'. a/.tM;,, now did thci; 
 
 • I'l'; rheioiil'eir of the I'rielts t'.jr't,! bell to get out o( rhis Snare, and letii d rovvards tliojr 
 
 r ; tlu in bv liieii Opinions m ali .a- . ol,l Cluarters ; and here vv.is an end of the Ij.itiel, which 
 
 .•\iiil v.lien they are come to the dii I coft nmcli lefs hliod tliaii th jlc Lciween ;i;e',e two I'ar- 
 
 tl'.'y g'l regu'arly to work, appoin- j ties nle to do. 
 
 Illili 
 
 11.. 't 
 
 by -h. 
 
 •r iiu'i 
 
 tine 1 .11 .M 11 t > ri.mmaiii! .111.', lead th.ir Ti'iops as' 'Ih.-'ir Mai-tial-mulick is lomethiiig Analoijous ti, m 
 tliev kmiiv 1 . Ik' .',(' a well trie,! Va'our. i Tninipets and |)r in; : Inlt, aJ of tlie '..riii^r. i hey ha e ; -'. 
 
 I'leii Rr.,;i'ii. : e iralsinnWar.are very dill, leiir from' Pipes ma le < t Cite-s or R,- ds ; and for t!ie later, a 
 !'. oi'U- in ihefe I'litsof rlie'('re.it d^i p Plairer of W,)..! the hollow of w;i'..'.i 45 ,.0 
 bii.s: 1 hiy ,1 11 t light for j ver'J vv.ili a Skin. But tlieu main Inftruiiiii.t .5 I'n: 
 r I) iniiiii 11, o' fir hej t'pii'si Rait'e.vvluch IS made i..t Ciourd ot Pu/npio:: lliells , 
 I and (.hilduii ;!ar.d ot v.hi h ilir", lia-.'e Cafe, Tenor. C^'ui'.i i-tei.oi 
 li.y have al! the! an.l Treble. I he Pipe-, iln: Wooden flaiicri, rlie Ka: 
 tles, and the V'lices, all put logether, do make Cucli .i 
 charm, that a Man that had once heard it, w.ni'd ncvei 
 th ' ' • '"'■: e Wioi.s; and liijultue done . j delire ro hear it iii'ire. 
 
 What their Weapons are will ealily begutlsd, tiiey a 
 1- eii. ■. I,. . iir I .'!:■:■•, fi .-.riy little Iniuiy or At- have 111^ Notion 1 f any others than Bous and .\rrowsi. 
 
 tli,> 
 Wi 
 
 l.:t: :s, 
 1 k.'. !■; 
 
 11a 
 
 i-e th, 
 
 ',• Wo- 
 
 Ic.-k of, 
 
 1- .\inis to be blefs'd. withal. 
 I'.'ii aii,)ilierNaii,in, '11s np.m I 
 1 e Wior.g and liijultice done 
 1 111 tint aie n.'t fciiiic way or i 
 
 \.i;i'..i 
 
 gniund for tighting. It" a 
 'I f,-iilHc with one 
 
 111 
 
 i!aj;e il.c '.vhoie V Jji of 
 
 apoii that llai 
 
 ni:s 
 
 Targets and Sw'rds, or at liiill a Wi 
 
 them in the lleaj, and docs the Work of a Sword. 
 
 Their ,'\rrows are made ot liront; Wtod, t'caded with T'.i.i .X:- 
 Bone, and iliofe heads ..re fjinc ...f them two 01 three '^■"' ''•'"* 
 
 Inches"'" 
 
 *'f 
 
>4^ 
 
 The Htjlory oj V irginia, &c: 
 
 Lib V' 
 
 f he iK> Iv. 
 
 Iii.hct long. Put thc> have Anoihir fort of Arrows 
 nuilc it' RiovU. 1 n/i\ wiihWrnxl, atul heailnl vviili 
 .S('lin'i'r« i)t I'lyltal, "r foim' lliatp. Stone ; tit rctlu|"> 
 %viih till- Cl.uv ur Hill nf (oiiic Hi\l. Td iiukc '-ic 
 NiiKJii-Mit tliiii Arrnw'., tluy lift ilirToMhol *l*^i- 
 vcr III 111 a Sti k, with wlii, li In: grates it by ilii'.rccs 
 1 hi'ir T.itnits .lit: tiuiul. .Ill I inaiU' of the Biiki '■! 
 Tir 1 ; thiir Sworilsiv. Wo.kI : ThcV many I Inns, in- 
 (tiuil ofSivoiil., ihiy life (ulior lomtnar. i«, »•> ihc 
 Iharp Horn of a Dtcr put thruiif'.h a pRie ot Wood, 
 or a prtat Flini li't afrir ihc lame inaiirici. I>"t alUr 
 fhi-ir A i]ii,muaiU' wi li tin: E>r',lifl\ 'hiy uuw IcMoml 
 of ihiir onii i( iurivaiiii> of ill* intiifv, In. aul'i.- tbi-y 
 lounil !HMtiT"*i;oiigft iluMii ; aii,\ 'twas hi'H. I 1 1 lore, 
 th It f mc of orr I'll pit wir ■ fo lilly a» to naki lliciii 
 viry laiiiili.ir \Mtl\ SwoiJ, aiul Hatiliii-', aiul tot only 
 thi-iii I'lii I'lri-arnistoi. 
 , What ihcy loniiiionly ui .1 ' 
 fti'.ul ol 1 Kiiil'i-, wa.i w.\) .1 
 wh'ih a Mati wou'd wonder 
 
 ;.:.' 
 
 ) luIpthi'mfiUii with in- 
 Spliiiicr i.t .1 Kii 1, «vi:li 
 lo fee how Miy iKicrly 
 their l.iMthii I r ir. ikinp. 
 
 AC'w 
 
 Cffniii" 
 f»l }■ nicrt.i 
 
 ihc.'ll I ri thiir I'lMthir^, 
 
 Slioci .iiiil I5;iskiii< ; :ilUi JMw liny will i ; mi .i U.i'r, 
 an I oiiit liiiii, .111.1 iliii.lc luiii ir.to Ins liMt.il I'ati^. 
 WitlithoSiiu ws of Deer, and till tups of li:i ll..riu 
 eif the fame C'reati'res, iliey inikc .1 very tiliatiuis 
 (i!e\v that will nut dilfoivc in luld Water. Tliele I'e i- 
 |'!c, a^luil 'arc Ills and unpolill.'il at we re. koii tiie-n, have 
 >ct lint a linall imnilicr of Cereiii'iiies in lluii \'ilii> and 
 Lmeiiaiimients of one anolliir. Il .my gie.it .\l,in Jonus 
 tT lee anotlier that pret' ii Is to my ilejree of .Sta'.t and 
 F" wer. in the tirit place the Mats aie fprea.l upon ihe 
 Jiroiin I f.ir ihein to lit 'in ; f>r the \'i ^iiii.utt make jiill 
 the frrt i)fe of thele, tli.ii the lu'iij do of their 
 Carpen. 
 
 The Vilitanr, and the Peif in v ilircd, beinn leated ii]'- 
 on ihiir Mats oppnliie lo one an.iilier, the j.utii, with 
 |r'",'"""i'i;"allhisCJi mpany, doinaloiiol a.MMli,.il way Tirle- 
 ,,j„y' twixt linj'.in^; and lloiitiiii;) I'll him weivonie. AUir 
 this, iwo or three of the ■ hufi:lt ot 'lie Holi's (Company 
 make Oritionsto him, ilie fen i and f ope of wliuh, is 
 to let thcCimIt kii 'W how aeteptal'le Ins piefenee there 
 is, and h' w niikhheisbel )i'd. l?iit th ? tliei, d.-v iviili 
 fnch velieiiunt (-allinii, and fiich an imenli llrainin(;of 
 their Bodies, i]i,\i the droj s of I'we.K ran down tin n' fa- 
 tes apace ; and they reii themfelvesiiunc out ot Imi iih, 
 Jiid pant as it tlicy were ready to die. A Man that 
 fliou'd Ice thi.s Sv ene, and was ignorant of the Ciiltoiii, 
 wou'd think tiuiuio be ravinp all the while, ind either 
 ilownright mail, or exprellin^ a violeni iii>! lunation 
 ap,ain(t liieir Guefts. Wlieii the patlien:k Speeihes arc 
 done, the Victuals lomfMii, ivliuh is In tar ilie better, 
 ran of tlie f'ntenamme,u. VVIiatev. ■lay ha\e in the 
 Honle rhey Irinnoiit, and aie pk.i .1 to fee tliofi ihey 
 entert.iiii ear freely, rowards Nijih; ihey provide his 
 Lod(;inn ; and to make tl'i whole kiiidnels loiii^ileat, 
 hiinphim a Woman very wtlldrefs'd [aeeordinu lo tlieir 
 fa(hion) to be his Bedfellow. This is a fon of Cuility 
 If't fo commonly pradis'd in otiier I'arrs ..f the Urjl-' 
 hil'es ; but the /Vijji'tiM"', it fccms, wund hanIK think 
 theiiifih(,s made truly weK-ome at tlieii Fiiends, H. iiiles, 
 if the Joys of the Woman were not added to thofe ot 
 eatinj! and dunkitit;- Ttieir tiadin^; is tio intonliderabje 
 for a dellriptioii, for as they aim ai no hii;hei tiling' j 
 than Beads and picecs of Copper, to they have iio- 
 thinj;. I 
 
 There arc fome People in /V- [;'«//! that pn lei' them- 1 
 felves Dodtors, and by cirtain o,id iiivu ounia; le Me- 
 tliods praeii.l to eire od'tenii'ers. Ihey ij.ibMe out a 
 (leal of ttran(.'c ftiil.', and aec')iii|'any tlun wouls with; 
 as'lions fo horrible, that fome I'copie wh'i .ire fe.iifiil ot 
 Witchcraft, wuii'd e.jn.lnde, mitead of being cured, they ' 
 tliou'd h- bewitth'd. What they ivou'd make the World 
 I'c'.KVc is that ihey cure the liiltemi ev by likkini; away 
 the laule f f it, fot ihcy appb ih^ir M'-iiths to the pait 
 afledted for that ptirpol'e. 1 he «i .•//■' i"J (we haie heanl j 
 Initiplaie) take the like coiufe, and are for drawing I 
 away the diltempers of their ft k People into their < 
 Mouths ; and we believe the li. ili ii-.u and V'.i'.'nii.u,^ 
 DocVirs have bull the fame dei;rve of Skill and .Siucefsj 
 in this Alfair. They i',o a niuili iiioie diriL't and iia'ii- 
 ral way to Woik, when they make ihol.: tearlnl noiles, 
 and put thcinfelves into fo many De-ililli poitiirev for 
 perhaps this may friphten away th.- diltemper, or at leall | 
 the P.nicnr out of hs Vv'its, and t h.il s .ii (;ood aseurini>! 
 ot him. Yet thcfe D feafc-bickeis had lo hipli an Opi- 
 nion of ctir /.•-i;,V/i.' Surpeoir, that tiiey belies d aiu 
 1'l.iiltei of th 'rs wo'i'd cure any hui ; and that what 
 was intended lor a broken li' ne, or an Ulcer, woiiM 
 ferve as we'.l for a I'tvci or a nroply, if it v.ere but a 
 Medicine ot thcirj, and udmmillrcd by iheiu. Tlic 
 
 Wi'i I' 
 
 'oiu lion People notwithftatidinn, urt for the mod pail 
 
 ihcir own Phylii , , 
 
 For a Droply, iliey go inio a little Hut built like our ih 
 
 I'lie-hoiiles and made asclufcasaSiove, and iiiakmn ^ " 
 
 » tmlcpue hcte ihey lit and Iwcat it out j the fame'"' 
 
 they do for any painoraihe. .Swellings they lure by 
 
 j In ilion wiilialliaip Hii.i, or ft iiiecniei luiimiig the 
 
 I Pan, and luckily out the CorriiptiMi 'a panel ..I nalty 
 
 ' Whelj. ) m.htheir M( i:ih.. Ji.ii it ilie Iv^ellmg hap- 
 
 ! pens to he in a plaie out of then reach, (an Inppofe it 
 
 j •oIh- pill lehiild) then their own M. i/.hs ae exi umI, 
 
 I and lome liodieHelle peihirm, the cleaiih iv. ik tor ilieiti. 
 
 l-yeiy Spring the. conllantly Piirg. theirleiies w.lh i tic '"""«'-' ' 
 
 .)n,,„| the Rioi / ',!;*/■. i/( i they loiir down a vail 
 
 , >iii.iiitit) 1 f it inu'd with Water, and continue loidii.!; 
 
 I then Cius III ill u n, miiei idl it woik.s molt furiuiilly w i-h 
 
 ; then', aii,l makes thein .i Imle weak and inaukilli loi 
 
 three 01 liiiit days at'tir tlorfu p.-if ips lliou ,| they 
 
 I be len d lo, wou'il be pi'i|;d •>! death, or at halt ipiiif 
 
 I olf then- leg' i but the ('',;. m :..j, whjare not of In in- 
 
 fitm .ind y\wy a Ci iidiiiiiiun as thole .\ii:ii..ils, aie c iily 
 
 a litt e out ol order i;|oii't, .nid alter ii . i i i< o SlooLi 
 
 can I be busk again, tdi Natiiu- hat relied Ix-r lelf lipo i 
 
 the luiriy tiir three oi ti.indays. 
 
 Ihey liaic 4 hirt ol' Men alfo anioiiplt ihem, ihat^^" ■•■' 
 pretend no left to , ure diltempns m ihe M. nienis ihant;', I,.',,! '•• 
 tacleoiheis ill Hum. iiK- 111, lies. They have .\lethoils toi 
 Tiietiiij the Sia, and liliiuiiig the Winds, when ihev 
 rage in a Stotm. VVIien the W.iieis benm in run hinli, 
 . they li.iile away to ihe .Sc.i-lide, or the Hanks , f iju Ri- 
 vets, anil after leveral Invocaiions aii.M )ii;criiH madi 
 ihey tliiow Toba. CO, Copper, and oihei tralli, into t lu 
 Uater; ihis is in order to aipiale ih it Power win. I- 
 they bel eve to be vers aiigiv up. n In. h o i.ilions, ,ii:ii 
 imilt hive lome 111. !iC>iler:iie,., ii-..i.lt fic.i Ulore h.. will 
 be (jiiH ■ again. 
 I Win i: they iMve any I'ejd I'll.) ie to d.i';.. le ot (Ul ol 
 the ivij. they take, inl|. .i.i ol .Shovels .ii.d I'ukaso, 
 goal Slakes made Ihai-p ,i! one I lul, an I lo .lip \ li;i|,- 
 ol I'.iiiitleraMedepili 111 ihe gonmd, in \sl i. li \h. y lay 
 a p.ircel of Sticks aiiol>. an. 1 ;.ippiiig up tiic (.. aps in 
 Skill, aikl Mais, they laj iluiii n| on ihi.fe Sticks, and 
 fi ovir them ii|i with l.aih. Bui all iheir [eiveb 
 (ih.ii IS ihcir Beaib, pir.Cs of C'opp.-r, an. I the like; go 
 under ground ilon - with ihciii; neiiher i, ihcie any 
 M.in bulled wiihoui li;s Irealuic. 
 
 The lltiri.ils of their Kings diri'er tioin ihole of the Fjisi I. <' 
 i.-onimon I'll. pe 111 many relpeCts : I'lieBodK-s are lull ''"''''* ••: 
 hmbowelfj, and then .Iried upon Hctdles, till they aie 
 verydiy, AUjiit iheit Necks, and eiery |ovn', are 
 hunt" Chains of Iieads m.l C-ipper, (the l.ns ihey iis'd 
 to wear) nay, their ver, iiili les are liiitr.l with liunc 
 tralli or other. Beiiu' u rapt very .aref lb iniiii.ouj 
 whte Skins, an-1 then i..iil'l in Mjis, they aie laid in 
 their .Se-alihres fwliuli are Arches made if Mits) m 
 very great order. In all Burials, the B...ly being 'aid w.-m-n 
 in the ground, the Women piclentlv appear w tli ijnir .VL.traro. 
 faces in deep Mi'ininng; tli.u is, they bl...kiheiii over 
 svith a Miixtnie of Cole andOil, and then ihey go to 
 their iioil> Lamentations .ii iIk Hoiifes, whuh common- 
 ly lalt lor .'4 hours, uid is nuuh fnch a Kill ot .MniiiK 
 .IS a Man may heat at a Ciurnauhng. Bui wlicn 
 Kings die, the MMirning is iim, h ileeper, all the Paiiiii.. 
 more inteiile, and the iioife eoiile.picntly mure ii.u.ic 
 table. 
 
 The Religion of the f',/;; 'x/.ihj confills priii. ipally inTi'-"- 
 this, '1 hat vvlijtloevei is above them in I'owit, an'. ►'" 
 able to d. J them any hint. i» an Db/e.l of tlieir Woi- 
 Ihip. Any thing that nay do ilii-in mil. Iiief, in l| .e ot 
 all the .aie they can take lo prevent it, is a Uri ot a 
 Deity to them, and they cxprefs a riven n.-e for it ae- 
 -ordingly. Thcretbre biie, Watei, Thundei ai..l lichi- 
 niiig ; nav, even tlie Hoi fcs, llu great tinns and Mul- 
 kets ol the/-.'..:;///'', were at lull worlhii p'd by tlitm. 
 Bit that which they Hand molt in awe i f, is a fJenig ''*■■ '' 
 they call Ol^c, and which the l-::,':.jh Ijiterpiet the He "' " 
 vil. 'Iheyconfcls theinlelves they don't lerve limi out 
 of Love, bat fear of his Power and Malue, aiKl that 
 they have ot'teniimcsl^infeieiMs with }iim. In iheir 
 Temples they have his Image Handing up, a loithfonie 
 and deformed Ob|ei!t m look upon, but dufs'.l up with 
 all the lincries of Chain, .iiid Piracclet, that liieir In- 
 vention e.iii add to him. Cloi'e by this Image .ire ihe 
 Septilchies of iheir Kings, wli'.', it fc.iiii, reckons il a 
 telicity to lie by lii^ lide. 
 
 The fV .,:;/«;..-«) have pecuh.-ir Fd'.h.es .■ nfecrated to 71,, , r, ,. 
 their Deities, and devotui to the Lxei. iles and C'eieii o- (.;.■. 
 nies of their Religion. In ihc Tiriitory of every We-- 
 lovv.iiice there is one leniple at kalt, and one I'liell 
 (perliap* two, tluce ot fi/ur foi the Servi.c of that 
 
 'I emp.'e 
 
 Chi 
 
 Thr I'M 
 
 M II. 
 
 Vov^it. r\\ 
 
 tjiuir S4I 
 
 Ciilliiii 
 
lib^ V* 1 Chap X ic" V I 
 
 'I he Htjlory of Virginia, (re 
 
 847 
 
 
 ,nm., 
 
 ; ihff moft p«n 
 
 lilt l'iiilclikcr»\ir ih. 
 ivc, ,111.1 iiuikmKiJj' 
 I out i till- film' 
 iiips il'iy lurt l)V 
 iim-s biiiiiiiij; llii: 
 I pjii.l ..I natty 
 111- IviclliiiH liup- 
 ll, (ai liipfoli: It 
 iah« U'f cxiiiMti 
 Is woik rortluiii. 
 u;|i|vcs w.th ihc'" 
 ijiir ilnwii a \all 
 lOiitimic loniii.i; 
 lulk runinillv will 
 .iiul iiiiuAiili li>i 
 liipv IImu.I i1u\ 
 I, IT .11 !ialt >iiiiif 
 (jiiri' i;i<t ul 111 111- 
 .\iiiii,.iIn, .111- c Illy 
 ii , I I i' o .Sidtib 
 .lliil Ixr Ult' lip' 1 
 
 loiipit ilicm, 1l1.1t ^ " ■■ ' ■ 
 ihc l-l.iin'm< itiiui'^i '„,',' ■■• 
 lu\i' Mtilioilbtor 
 
 Vlluk, V\|ll.ll llll\ 
 
 lu'nui 1" iim lii.nli. 
 cHiiiikN 1 I iIh Ki- 
 11,1 { )ii:cii(H mail, 
 lu'i ir.illi, iiiiK t lu 
 ih it I'uwit will. V 
 
 II. Ii II t..lli(lllli, .ll:>l 
 
 I iiii Uliiri. li.- will 
 
 II i!ii';>. Ii- lit I 111 111 
 
 M'U .llill I'Kk.lM", 
 
 .ml III ill)' i li;ili- 
 III wluli ill. y lay 
 1; lip till C lips in 
 1 ilii.fi; Stuks, nnil 
 . all iluir ItiviK 
 ■r, ai:.l tliv \i\>.) p> 
 iilur 1. ilikK any 
 
 |i,,m ilinlr of llicFinu I. ''■ 
 IrBiKlus ail- lirlV"'" '^'■'■ 
 :iilliS till tlicy aH- 
 
 I'Mry loyn', ari: 
 llu' l.i\s iluy ils'1.1 
 
 lUltl'il Willi lillln; 
 
 ■irvl" Ih 1" (111 Duj 
 s, liny aic laid 111 
 i;aili- I't Mit.s) 111 
 K lii.ily licinnlaul u.irtH-n 
 
 appear w tli ihcir •■''"'^""'' 
 
 I bi.L.kilioiii iWL-t 
 I till. 11 ilu'y m> to 
 
 wll'llui.lllllllll!- 
 
 a U.it ut Miilii.k 
 iiliiig. Bill whtii 
 
 r, all till- ra;ii'.ii> 
 iiiitly mure imulv 
 
 fills prill, ipally iiii'"-'" • 
 111 ill I'liwii, ail '. ''' " 
 tit III' tlicir Wit- 
 
 \l\ llllt". Ill I'l . 1-' ot 
 
 It, ;■> .1 ti li 'I a 
 vcrui..!. lor It a., - 
 riuiii.li'i anil lii'lii- 
 lai (\u\\\ ai.ii Miil- 
 .irlllii pM l)> 'liiiii. 
 wi; I f, i» a litiiiv; ''*" '' 
 
 Jjitcipivt tlif IJi 
 liiui't Icivc liiiii out 
 .1 M.iIki', aiul ili.1t 
 
 nil hull. Ill iluir 
 in; lip, a Initlil'imic 
 r iliiiV.l lip with 
 il(t. that ilicir lii- 
 
 \vs lllURi- Mi- lllf 
 ll.i 111., lakous it .1 
 
 fi.i-". •.' iifi'iratcil to 1!,, , J, ,. 
 Ill iIls and Ccioii o-i.!'-.. 
 itory (;1 every We- 
 lt, ami otic I'liiil 
 ill Sirvi.c III tli.ii 
 1 mipli; 
 
 .« I 11 r^ 
 
 fil II. 
 
 (mun >»i 
 
 ^rrJnRi. 
 Cillluiil 
 
 1! 
 
 fciiipV. The PniK'ipal inJ molt .SactcJ pUit of all 
 for ilicir IVvoiioii i« uVii,i»wlJ*<l^ at I'nmtnuks ; lure, 
 upim the toi'\ of ciTtain Hilli in ttic VVcoili, »rc tliici 
 great Ttinpli's, or Huuli-t, fill J with ilic Iniaf ci of Kiim* 
 aiul Drnionj, and with the loitiU ol the dci taled Wi- 
 rowaiH I <. 'ilKy iiiai'itit fu inn h SaniJlity in theft pU 
 rtn., tliJt none! nr the I'm IK and King» ilienifelves dart 
 tn liiiiie indi iliiiii. I'hc .Savagrs, ai tl.cy no up ihe 
 R.vei 111 llnats, at a In It dillaiiti: tVinii it, iliiuw peie* 
 ol Clipper, lii .idiaiiJ Konis, into the Water, wtien ihcy 
 ctmu (i\ri jfiainll it, an,! fort ofSaitihce- orOtleiiiiK to 
 the J)i inM> iif the plan- j mnhct dn theyilaie tiip.ils 
 all n(< HI limit pa\iii)i iliis Ai kiiowlid.nnu ir. In this 
 I'l e .III' alwa\s Kiliiiim 7 rrulls, ilic il ict ot whom 
 ilitferj tioiii the liili.iiiiiin 111 iliiMliiitly, tSai lit ii imin 
 fi.ihily Jn 1 d ih.iii dieN, and wfa' ih.it Dith is iii.iy 
 lie kioivii trim the k' l.it.(iii in.ide fy Cipiain <«'■"'. 
 I'liiieeri mg '.lieir Coninraioiis d.iiie 111 his |'ielen..c at 
 ''"'. I' . <; . Tlui Slory jiivesa tii I ai^oiliiti I'llieir I'l I'l 
 and ihiir I'l.'ieelitus t . ., I otii nl tvlii h the KeaiUr 
 will liml to lit' as wi II r il . iil.)iis as d.iihlli. 
 
 Tht . I. union I'tuplc have 111 Noii.iii at all of any 
 
 dity ha.l not the aJvaiita.te of nuilini; a Liili from one 
 iiiJ aiioilirr, at the/ woiid iiav.- hid if tln-y lud run 
 all togethei. Aii.l yet thfv fiid ircd all ven patiently, 
 and eartliillj tkreenM th.- Iviy* with th.ir ii.ike I Hoilici, 
 that none ot the Ull.is fill uponihiin Aftit ilit Bo)* 
 were pal.'d, the (Jnud fell uioii t!i- I'ruj ii'iit rlie ii- 
 ry Uody, and tore oH all the lu an lies of it, a.UiiiiiiiR 
 tin .1 Heads uiili ilie kavu. Jliir what herame ft the 
 Hoy. atuTWards ih< ;■, i;.V/l coi 'd Hot loiniviiy aflinii , 
 only tills they fa>, that ilicy wen all lai.l ot a heap 
 ma Vallev ,is it ihey weredi.id and tliiio w.u a ^icat 
 I'lalt iii,rle tor the I oirpany ill ti; i|i.n ilieliot. Il 
 Ihoii'il hi i- hteii ubfi rv'd liettue, ;lial .ill the wh.le the 
 t'lMtd weie a Lilliiiii', tin; yo up. Men, ilti- Women wepi, 
 and I lied out molt pnfi.iiiKe'y, mil tm| loy ,; ilunifelvis 
 lupioviilifit. Mats Skills .111,1 Mof* as til lip ijitni); tof 
 ihe luiieialiol ih.ir l.l.il.lnii. Ye! ih ■ Kn).' of V.,..- 
 k. 111 whole I ciritorici tills ioliiiihty w.ij 
 perti.riii'.l, loKi lUe 7;. k, /.' that llic (.l.ldtni were iK>t 
 lead wiieiitliey ' i) tlicie in ihe N'lil y , l,',u t at the 
 next ilay afier tin) luT" ti drii.ls the I .u'.or ol the 
 Hoot </'.;/./,,,•/,, wliuli wou'd iiiakcthe II .ill iii.id, ,iiid 
 
 won' ' 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 lininoii.i!iiv widi lefeiiiue to iheniKl.es ; Liiii tlieirj'hat 'J<; • wonu e.imc an.l liitk the BlooJ of luiiie of 
 Kiii(!s and liieir Priells they lelieve lliall I c liiiinoriai.| ''"'!" lut fell to his Ihirt. 
 
 'Ill y fi\ iliey [10, wh iitlii-y die, lieyiml the Mount iiiii|"e gave alio tins account farthir of ilie matter • 'V'" '"""■ 
 
 tnw.iiils the I'ettnii of the .Sun, and rem. nil thnelor ' har iheic Ho)< were to l.-j kc[t in ihe Woudi for the*""' 
 
 eur, nut 111 the fill 111 they appear 111 here in ili.s Woild, '( aee of nine Moiiilis, liy another Si ti that had f,tr\c 
 
 hit in the \\:.\^f- of ok"- j that is, like fo many Desils. ih;(ninhthis l>ireipliric ihe hit .Soleinnuy , an.l that here 
 
 I'or they p.i, the O 'ject of 'heirWonl, n tliisC'oiiiple- '''^y en.liire the yuateli haidil.ips, and irc f.i ab:..liitely 
 
 niiiit, ti-) lelieve the f(» 111 he appears ill to he handr.nielt, imdei the (jo eininnit of tliefe Keeiieis that they do 
 
 .iiid 1 1 think ihe aie iieier li) l lantitiil as when they 'h.' niij't uiin.iuiial things in the W.. rid at the .eili worj 
 
 .lie likeit tiini, W. their N. it ions of tl.cfelieiiy of iliele "' Comiiund fioiii iheiii. If tlicy hid iliem liei;. wiina- 
 
 Kinys and I'lielts, in the pleafaiit plaiei beyond the kid 111 ilio , Snow, ihey'll lie tliete nil ilii y l.aie leave to 
 
 M.iin i.iuis, are fiit.ilile to ilie j^t.'l'b deli|:hts they en) ly ule afaiii ; 01 if ilie) Command tlicni 1.1 ,i'o and take 
 
 aiiil .oil irfe with here. 1 iiin'ihey l.y 'li.ii their Heads ''rovilions troiii their I'aieiils, lliey are lo atiaid (f the 
 
 Ihail he pa iit'.l theie wnli tine l)il .iiid I'o.oncs ; that Malediili .11 iliey threat'-ii iheiii wiih in lale of retiilal, 
 
 they Ih.ill I e ileheatelv irin.ni'd with I'e.itheis, .ind have '''.it ihi y'll tear their .Vli.tlicri; ilnoats nit, hut '.hey will 
 
 J liiitv of Hrail.s, Copper. ..Xx. s aiul llattheis ; that iluy have what they were oider'd to hnnii. In ihori, they 
 
 1I..1II 111 lortiniially mil k.iii< 1 iil.a.ai, .ind Danre and '"c doiniiiented at hih a rate by theie i'.eM.:lh 1 iaor», 
 
 S.iig wiih then Aii.eltois 111 the Ih.wry l*itlils of ihai and made lo tierce ami wild, that ihey very < fieii Jo 
 
 Reii.oii. As fm tlieml. Ivc<, las was laid betiire) they milthiil to I'ei pie they lind llragnliiig in ilic W, ods. 
 
 don't ex'i'iol 10 live any nheic, when iii.e they die in When the nine Months are expircj, tiio'e that fiirvivc 
 
 ihi. Worl.l, and iMiileilnenily fmoke, and danee and .iH ihefe diltiaikies eonic to their lalt rrobati' 11 whieh 
 
 linji, like Perllnsthat ate to take their leaves of them ■''. amungil kveral Uillies of Broth that ate fi;t betijre 
 
 for eier. 'I lure does inr lecm to be any diUniAioii of 'hem, and fomc of whieh are poylnii'd, 'o diltingiiilh 
 
 liine into eoninion ai;d rieic.l aninni'd diem, their eoii- *iid tindont thcnuhat arc nr,t poyfi.nd. ^*'hat beeuincs 
 
 dii.f ipeakiiig for tin 111, that all 1 ime is al.ko to them, p' 'hr.fe that do not hit upon ilv ri.;lit we can't fay, 
 
 aslaia.s it lon'd berhfeiv'd. Yet thiiCu(lo,ii is taken lis proL.il le the p. lyfjii cinlj their d.ijs, an'; onlidering 
 
 noti.e ot, that 111 tnins of very great Wmt andSearci- die lite they had Ivd, a Mels of Inch Broth wou'nl liaie 
 
 ty, o- when tlcv have v innirh'd over their lir.eii.ies, ot ihinc them a kindiufs iriic M mhs bef.re. As tiir thole An "d.l ni.t 
 
 i;athei'.! in the ruins ol iheir I le ds, that they all meet diat happen iip.-n ihe wliolfoiiie Melles, they have done"''*""" 
 
 lopcth'r. Men, Women aiilC'hildrcn, in order to a ler- enough to eltabhih their Kcputation in this Country for 
 
 taui Solemnity. What thev d.o at this :iiiie, istoinikc ever. Ti.ey are ivw eoiifumitiated I'lielti and Coniu- 
 
 a roil/ ng l-ire, for the moil pirt 111 ihe Hel.is, and all to rcrb m thn Opinion of the common I'eople ; and this any 
 
 fiiig an.l dai .e aNii; ii f.n tour or hve hours togerher; body elfe wuvid re.iddy aliiiv them i,t be, if twanr by 
 
 .1:1 1 wliat with their ll.o iting, and inife of their KattLs, hapd)a?zarJ ihat th.,'y did whit iliey liid. We limit fiip- 
 
 'iis 1 mult tearful eait-rthcv nuke upon ihsOtcalion. P'fe ihe po fon to be fuch, as not any way h iilibly to 
 
 Simii times, Ul b'nl of daiKiiig roniut a I'ire, they let a have altcr'd the qralitics of the Bio.h ; for if it did, 
 
 Man III the mdd'eai.d daive round him, he all the where woii'd be the trial of Skill in .lifcerniiig one Dilh 
 
 while . !appiiig Ills iiaiids. and making as if he kept rime Ir.'iii t'o'hei ? .-^nd certainly, he that c.iii lell vshen his 
 
 to their Songs. All this ended, ilicy go away to the Miat is povfon d, withou; l>u 111; hill toid lo by his Meat, 
 
 l.ir hctrei Sport of I'eallmg. 
 
 does veri honeltly dekive ilio Name of a Conjurer. 
 
 But once even livni or ten Year, they have a fort ot Iht I'ru'i.u.i look upon this Solemnity as I'o important 
 aSolciiniiiy iinich iii.re llraii..;e than ihis j 'tis prailtiled a piece of their Devoinii, tint if they lliini'd omit ir, 
 aiiinngit all the N.ition.sof r.'.i;/'! .-, and the z:'^ )/ law they ll.ou'd expect to incur the highelt difp caliirc of 
 i: amoiii'lk diele that were their Neighbours a^ h'mn- ,Ok^c , and he wou'd revenge it upon' hem, not only by 
 ■(■ ivK. l hey t ikv 1 % of the molt likely Bo)s iluy can vvitli hold. ng the Neu llaries of file from them, but alio 
 hiid, bc'.wtcii lu and i<j Years old, and paint ilicm ,ill by nuking a horribleSlaiighter amongll tlinn, and ue . 
 white: ,\r.l when the',' liave put them iiiio this trim, Uroyiiig t,ir in. tc than they dellroy ihemfeivis by clicfe 
 tl'.ev bring iluni out to the People, who fpeiid all the Methods. In l.icli Boiulagc do theie poor Wuiches live, 
 b'oreiii on in liiij ing and dancing about ilum wirh tlie:r .uiuler tint Cloud of Ignorance of ihe true God, chat 
 Ra't es. In the .•M'rcriioon they le.rd ihcm unde 1 great ever-fpreaiU iheir C^oiintry ; yet we can't but do our 
 'iiee, and fei tlicm dole abnni the Roots of il, where Cor.nirynien the Jultice, to own that they us'd then 
 all the Men Itand by iheni like a Guard, everyone ha- hearty endeavours to difpel this Cloud, and gue them 
 Miig in his hand a great Kcd made of Reeds, t.edupin the true I ighr, 
 
 a biiii.le together. Now all the Men with thefe Rods i Ihe King of .Q«i>i:</^.'.ci/j.iwci' {before-incmion'd) w.is Tf.; i'.'j.m 
 in their h.m.ls, being in ex.ii't order, and m.ikiiiga Lane lone they made many trials upon, and rho' not with the'i' .'^ji.»..ot 
 
 by their R.iiiks 
 
 h'.c young Fellows to fctih 'great and iwott deli red luccefs, yet not without anv n 'i"-' Oi*i 01 
 all ; for he made no Uniplc to own, that the God ot the ' ' " '' 
 l-:ii«iijh exceeded his, as far (to nl'e his own homely com- 
 parifon) as then (^unsand Pillols did his Bow,, and Ar- 
 rows. When he wanted Rain, he wou'd fend to ?,iwrj, 
 I'.iii'i/ to delire tUc l-.n^'lijh to prav to theit God for it, 
 allcdging thit his own were unkind, and wou'J not 
 lend him any. 
 
 1 his Prince, as he was a Man of the fined Scree, and 
 
 awav tlule Boys whih they did one after another i 
 t'le.i reipc'^ive tiinis, fothat e:i.h ot theie hw had live 
 Bill s apiece to '11 ' out. Bm that which was the oddelt 
 part of the Scene w,is, that ihele bellows all the while 
 run the Cia'irlet, an.l v.crc whipp'd by the (iiiaid alter 
 a molt feiere nianncr, while they vverf going for, and 
 cirr' ing out the Bo'. s. .And fnice they did not fet. h 
 ill. ir Iiovs all togetli. r, b't wc:it 111 order one after ano 
 
 tl'..r, t :.li for Ins ft. e, it'sicrtam that this cou'd be no bcfl Dilpoliticn i]k Ji'.'^lifi.' ever conversd with in all 
 
 hat C'oentry, lo 'tis piobable he h.id gone farther had 
 
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 appled to the iiakid Backs ot thole pool Fellows, and 
 
 he been free fiom rcltraints : But where People »re fo 
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 tlicir Notiuiis, as all rlif .tmericni: arc, aiiJ where the 
 I'nolts rule aiiJ miviT.i at tli.u rate ,is ilicy i!o ,i;v,oiiglk 
 tlicm, 'tis li.irJ tui.i I'ruicc to nuke any Iimovatioii iip- 
 Dli the Ki I g!oi< ot lii< CJoiintry. 
 
 The K.. :;'..'.;« (lovirmuiiir aiiJ Pnlic-y is nt-xt to lie 
 conliikr'il : 'I'lie .Sinwllii-inis Hoicditaiy, tln)' not in the 
 (iril pl.iiL'to Sin^ aiivl naiiyluef!, Init ru I'lroi hers ami 
 Silttrs. All the Broiliiis being ileail, the Silteis mount 
 the Thriiiie. in nrJer :i corj in> lotlv.lr Apt ; anJ when 
 tliey aie gone, the Children ot' the eldelt SiT-er Itnn-eil, 
 aiui lo ihdR' ct tlie lii-onJ, and fo <in. Cat it never 
 tomes t) theHtiis ct' the Male;, unleli in c.i'.e ot ilel'ect 
 oi the others ; .im! never to the Chillren of the Bndy, 
 hut ill eale of ikt'rtt ( t' all the others lielides. 'riitre 
 are no vviitten Laws in the Cmintry, be. .iiile no Wil- 
 ting nor I etters ; but Ciiltom is the main Rule thty go 
 by, nexi to the aMViliue .iiul iiiKontroelable VVil! of the 
 Priiiee. 1 his is iiutecil the great Liw by whit li all tliefe 
 People are covern'il ; bm tins is to be uiiilerftocil ot a 
 Sovereign Prince, fiuli a one as /'oir/ itf »/, for as for all 
 the Tnbiiiares, they are tied entirely to the MejfuiVb 
 (fCullom. Ihere are none more Arbitrary in their 
 (Jovcrnniem than ihefePmues are, and all their Vali.ils 
 pay them asiniieh icfpeCi. i'luy lay their Tributes and 
 Pivfer.ts at their feet, wiili the biimbleft Adorations itna- 
 
 f;inable, and look upon the lealt frown that lits on their 
 irow, with as miieh awe as Death it felf And there is 
 not a little rcafni t'oi't, forthev piitiilh Offenders with a 
 molt cruel rigciir, and hardly fparc any that they i . er 
 fulre,it. 
 
 Iiillc.id of Rciords. and other Memorials, they fet up 
 tertair; Stones (u-lii.h they rail \'/:\r^ormiti) in the plates 
 where, and at the times wlicn they haveliad any extra- 
 ordinary ae^ itlent or encounter. And they arc very i are- 
 tiil to teat li their Children the meaning tpf them very ex- 
 ae'ilv, and fo fee that they iinderfland thole atcouiits of 
 theHintry of their Country. 'Tis not uncommon ItJt 
 them alio to Offer Blood, Tobacio and Dcer-Sutt, up- 
 on ihele l''w.(,ri:)icei, at their return from Wars and 
 Hunting, when things have luccccded well with them. 
 
 Bel'ore wc tiniih tli's aecDuiit, it may not be aniifs to 
 add J few things more jartieulariy relating to that I'r;iice 
 
 of lo great a Name aiu! Power in thefe Countries, and 
 fo often brought upon the Stage in tiie foregoing vScciirs j 
 /'(in/u.M« wc mean. His iiatuial Name was H ':' /ic/ «.i- Ai, .k.bum 
 <ikI{, but he tixik ihcNanie of Vowlji.,)! fVoin the Co'in- '■ ''''""'•" 
 try and Town lo call'd, and loinctimes his principal Re- '", J\ ".'',' 
 lidence. StU'ral of hisCountries laiiie to juin I y Inhe- 
 titaive, but the greatell patt were Compielis. He was 
 a tall well proportion tl Min, with a fowie tho'ightful 
 look, piay-litajed, ami little i>r no Beard at all, as is 
 uliial in tliofe Paits) an' nUjiu .Sixty when the /wy////' 
 ririt knew him. Any 0:1 woii'd liave thought him as 
 lubtle as he lus been reprt < iited to be, by the tight ot" 
 fo polititk a face ; but behdes, he had the afptvf of .1 
 SoUUer, and was hardy and a'.de to eiidiin any labour 
 or TraMl. .A Guard of 40 01 <;o of the tallelf Men in 
 hisC'ountiy eoiiltamly aiteiitled him I y Day ; a.id everv 
 Niglit, at theftiur (iuarteisof his Houfe, t'(>urSintinels 
 werepl.u'd, who aiitwer'd 111 their lefpee't.ve .Sluu ns 
 to one that hollow'd from the Ci'>/'; ..•';. f.:..'i.i' every half 
 hour. And if an\ of the Sentinels fail'd 111 tli s point ot 
 Duty, an Clliter ean;e forth prcfently that lea' h'.ni 
 fouiully. 1 1'.s Hoiife at ()or.i.k,i (at the head iA' thcKi- 
 ver C/'.'..';/t/ 11,1. nr, to whuh place he ittiretl Iroiii It I: - 
 wioinmi, tor fear of the t-.ii^ijl.') Po^ d 111 alhukit, and 
 at the tout corners! f 11 were the Hfli(':ts of a Dr.igon, a 
 Bear, a leopard, ami a Cliaiir. Iw.is lure ili.it moll 
 ol his Trtafvire was laid up, an ' here none but the I'ritifs 
 eamc near him. He always kept a nnliiiiule of Wo- 
 men ; one generally lay on the IWd by hrn, another fit 
 at his He;'d, ;'iulathird at lii-reet ; but when he (at up- 
 tight, he always fa; between two, one of eatliH.ind of 
 him. Before and after his Mea's, foiiic of h:s Wniiicn 
 bring him Water in a Wooden Difh to walh his Hands, 
 and others wait with a bitich of b'eathers (inlUatl of a 
 Towel} to wipe them. When he is weary of any of his 
 Women, he bellows them as fo many fpe; ill fa\otirs 
 upon thofe of his great Men that have moll Merit. 
 Herein he falls in with the pradile of otlier ['riiicet in 
 theV\'orld; tor crown'd Heads will cter have that va- 
 riety, to think th.ir other Men will be jroed of their 
 I.ea' iiigs. Here we fhall take oiir Leave oi\'ogi":i^, and 
 pals to the hcnuiid.1 lllands. 
 
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 C H A Pi XXVIl. 
 
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 Jn Accotmt of the firjl Tlmtatwn of the Bermudas or Summer' 
 Iflands, "Viiih the Natural Hifhry of the Country ; hxtraclcd 
 from the Mcmoirci of Capt ain S\mx\\, A/r- Richard Nor- 
 wood, William Strachie, tjq-^ wthfome others. 
 
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 WV. have hear 1 bclorc. that an i:i:"J!f: Tleet un- 
 der the conduct of ,Sit iV'c. dr.tn, and Sir Cr . 
 Siimtnes, put into thefe Idands ; Init thi.s was 
 not the firif tunc m Eiij'-.lhman had (er footing here. 
 for the Uifcovcry of thefe lllands, by tin ft twc Worthy 
 Knights, was made /A O. i«c9 but one of ourCoun- 
 trynicn had been here in W. I), isyf- 1 he Name of 
 this Perfoii was //"".; Wa>, one of Captain litwrjicr's 
 Company, who had licen in the lufl-ln.liei, an I in his 
 return put over to TritiuUilo, and lo to I'oiti-iy^n antl 
 HiJpr.iiii.U, for rcfrcP-.mcni. Here Captain l.mK.iJici de- 
 liriiip a certain yienchtn.in (Monlieiir ..V B/irbnicTe) to 
 give this ilenn Mm a I'alliige home in his Ship, by the 
 way they werewraek'd upon the U^imud.i-Ulmt.is. Tlii:, 
 Man came home to l-.iigli-.inl in //. I), tyj^. and to be 
 fiirc told of his Adventure ; yet we don't find that there 
 was any motion made towards the fei ding a Cokinv to 
 th< fe lllands till lome Years after. But Sir (;w"rS»m-| 
 mil (.15 was related beforej djing at the Hcrmii.U, and 
 his Men going not from thence direifth to r/jj/Hi'i ac- j 
 cofdingto his laflComirand, but to E:ii'.i>hl, whither 1 
 they brought his Body, thefe Perloiis at tlicir return pave j 
 futli an actount of the Country to the /'..|;i«m Coinna-' 
 ny, that tbyy thoiight it worth their while to ellablilh a 
 Correlpniidi^ce between iM'Jan.l and it. Accordingly 
 »hi;v told thefe lllands to 110 Peifons of tlie fame Com- 
 pany, who obtain'd a Charter fiom Ins Maieity, and 
 became tliel'roprietoi»cif it. 
 
 .'1, D. 1^.13. a Ship call'd the Pn;:;/j was lent thiiher 
 with 00 Pcrfons, and one Mr. RU-I:. .1 M: fortinvei- 
 111. ur, an h' iielt .riid indiillrioiis Perlon. He fpent the 
 molt part ol hi^ time in fortit\inp. the Iflands, .ind train- 
 ing the I'tople lent cvtr to Mattial Fuercifes ; he biii!t 
 nine 1 rteii Forts, and fnrivlhd thtni all well with .\iv.- 
 I'lunition. During his (loteriinent. there began that 
 gr.evois and molt tormenting plague or Rats, which 
 coniinictl for near lite Years. The Driginal if it waa 
 a finall I'loc p of thofe Veniiin iliat tame out of a Ship, 
 that multiplied fo j rodigioully alliore, that Inch iiiiir- 
 bi rs were h.ardly ever feen in the World. 1 hey had 
 their Ncfls .about in every 'I'ree, and all the grountl was 
 cot cr'd with them ; neither cou'da fpot hardly be foi ntl 
 where they had not Hous'd thenl'ebts. The. devourd 
 Fruits, and the Trees too that bote them ; when the 
 Corn was (own, thev woii'd come in the Night time ami 
 dig it up, or 10 be fure as I'o'iii as it begui to prow it 
 tlioii'd not ftape them. When "twas gatfer'd antl l.od up 
 within Ot ors, they made a molt fearliil tlcllru.'lion of ir. 
 They tried all ways aiitl means imariii'Me to rul the 
 Country of thefe pclHlem Creatures, as by Ireetlitg up 
 abuiulanee of Cats, tciching their Dogs to ki)' I'hein, 
 fettiiig lip I'raps, and laying Pi yfon u)^ and down in all 
 places for them ; anil yet, in fpitc of all thefe Methods, 
 (which notwithllanding (wept atta) nniltiiiides of tbeiiij 
 they cntrtas'd'to th.n degree, that the Comitrv w.i-. le- 
 diic'd to the Ult dilf,e(li.-s by them. For two Year- to- 
 
 gethw 
 
 e' itit B 
 
 ThfS.il 
 
 i^. ' J 
 
Chap.XKVil. An Account of the firji 'Plant at ion 0/ Bermudas, <^c. 84^ 
 
 gcthcr they were fo dcHituic of Bread, iliat afterwards, 
 wlifti ilicy came to 'lavc it again, they had torgot ilic 
 Ufc ct' It fo iar, as not to miiiJ to eat it with thtir Meat. 
 Neithci was it the main Illand alone that was thus 
 plagued by them, for they fwam the S;ilt Water, and 
 fptead into all the ncij;hliourine ones thereabouts, info- 
 much that there was not one of them, for many Miles 
 round, 1 iit what had a fliaic in the Calamity. Cou d 
 the Eiif^njh have planted the Illand as full as the K;iis 
 dill, they wnu'd quickly ha\e made a very fiirprizlug 
 I'iRure in that part < f the World : But this diUrrh wore 
 r iFby di(;rcev, tlio' 'nvas Ibiiic Years hrlt, and the Rais 
 went away as llrangcly a'- iluy canii' ; by what Caules 
 they c.in't tell, but at lalV it came to tlii> pif^, that the 
 Wild Cits and the Di.fS, thit ns'd to live ui on tlitm, 
 were abun '..n'.r nfilKin fimilhd fir want of tlien ac- 
 iiiltnm''d I'odd, and oihirs icfi the Woods, anil came 
 d./.vn to ihe I Inufc, to get a M \ureninie tli'.-re. There s 
 m rcalon to imagine a greater encrcafi.' of ihc Cits anil 
 Dogs ,it ( nc p:trt of ili.it I'nie than another ; and lin.'e 
 tlv; Kats encria-.'d as well ns they, and weie too many 
 for them nl' .doti';, 'tis nut |i;ob.ible that the entire 
 iiriirt nil c,f tlnni WIS o 
 
 lid I p I..1 
 0' ihi Stt 
 muiji. 
 
 The S il. 
 
 tain abundance of Water. Nay, as much Rock as 'tis 
 
 the Trees ufually fallen their Roots in it, and draw their 
 
 nourilhment from ir. ■ In many places tliere is a Cay 
 
 found under it. The dcnicif and liaidcll kind of tli s 
 
 Rock, is comn-.oiily that which they tind unJjr the red 
 
 Mould ; this has br.t ury little Water in it, and lies In 
 
 the ground in Qiiarries, as it w^'ic thick Shtcsoiic upon 
 
 another. All the Watir fintls a pnlf.,gc out bv thi' cb nks 
 
 and crevil'es that arc between the f vcr.d I aies, lb tiiat 
 
 'lis very leldutii ili.ii any tielli Wa-tr i- f. iin.l in thi.fe 
 
 plai es ; fir 'tis lo be noted, th.it all (or nr |eal1 ihc fu- 
 
 greati ft pin of; tin- frelli Wa'er they lave in th.s lll.'n.l, fj"' '■ 
 
 coiues cither out of the .Sea, !.■ iii^ (Ira'nd in its pill 'ei ^'"''' 
 
 throiii;!) the Sand, or e.fcfioni tlie vcky B dy jiilt now 
 
 mcntion'd, in whicli the lalincG rpnf, l.-s aic Icfr, i.H 
 
 thiy are in the marji ot' the W.iter thrnugh the >3;iJ. 
 
 The /.«:;,//' digp'd icvcra! Wclb, wi-h:ii foiir cr live pa- 
 
 cei of the .Sea, and thcfc held frch a curn-rponJcncc 
 
 ivith the .Sea, that they e' b'd and flow'd as it did, and 
 
 yet the VV.itcr was .'rcili aii.l poiid 
 
 The Weather is for the moll p.irc hi.c and rl ' ''"" ^^'•'"■'' 
 he 
 
 :in;; 
 
 lU- 
 
 <■''■ ; and alriting fome extraordinary .Storms and 1.. 
 
 _ ji to thole Creatures. liut r<^'ts, the Air is ;;cnerall) calm, and of a moderate ten,- 
 
 thisOl'ferv.r.ion they made, whi^h was odd enough •[ I'^l''- Kut it miift be c^onfefsM, that the Tlu.n.fers and 
 That about the time when this I'l.igue of Rats began,' '-iphtniiifs at thefe Illands are more tetril le than any 
 there w.is a cniifi icrab'e i.um! er < f Ravens c.mie to the ^^''erc, and the latter oftentimes fplits the Rocks afun.hr, 
 Illand, which Ha;d there all the time the Ran llaiJ, and/""iblc5 mighty pieces down, and buries them in iheSe.i. 
 deputed .h;i 11 upon their '^oiiig away ; and as there! V"*'-' every New M ,on thefe Storirvs have their r-iind '■wg' 
 had been I'l w of thefe Birds I'ecn there before 'hat imn-,' '"^.''i'^ moft part j ant ti, particularly obferv'd. that if ■■'■"■'"• 
 fo nether have thitc been aiiv obKrv'd (ince. Ni.w, ■' Circle be leen a'.ioiitthe Alcon, a prodigioes Tenipeit ^i":'' i''"' 
 wliar cmn Cli.m there is between Ra\cns and Rats, thej >''''CS iioi fail to foll'AV. And thcfeCircles arc taken i o- ''" '"''""■ 
 I'li.liifoplKisniiill enquire : but there is a M.ixim airiongll| "'■"'-' of at the /icim,',,.',/.-, to be valtly larger th.ln they 
 tl'.em, that will prove the former to have I'ccn, fome '-^cr appear any wheic die : Thus, when the >;?.'/''- lay 
 way It ither, the caiile of the latter, for they both came there, in order to their N'oyage to 1''^'' .>, there w.is 
 and went toj^ether ; now thai's the Caule of an KffeC't,''''|i ""^faTdinary //.i.'n leen, and the Thunder and I iulit- 
 (fay they) ;■.' f ff' t'nimr . ffedm ii tjiA l.ibtr.ii tJt.tnt. "'"g t'lat follow'd upon it, was I'lich as .ihroll fii>;hted 
 Mr. Al u' having (il.'d up the ^ Years of his Govern- ''»^'ni out of their Wirs. The N. and N. W. Winds are winJi. 
 nient. w.is fucceeded therein by Cart. T,rc(;-i, who alio '^'"^ moft predominant, and always rirn S'urnur into 
 VV.1S very imiidfrio is in impro\ ing 'he Coumry, and do- Wiirer when they blow. The Rams that are, are more 
 ing all thiny. for the benefit of the Plantation. Btfore "'cquen: in Sumincr than Wmter, and tho' tliey .lout 
 h, left it, he law it rediie'd into a very flonrilliing con- '^ft l'*g. y^t when they do fail, thry fall with a Ibangc 
 diiion ae.iin ; theri' '.vere ;;end Hoi'.fes built, bruits plan- violence, and the Heavens are a.i black, .ts ;f'iwou'd iie- 
 ted, Griuinds cle.irM of \Voods and Rubbilh, and an ver hold up aii.l be clear any more. The I'rf.dnil of the '^'""■ 
 Orderly form of Government cllablillied. He refigii'd I'lc for Corn is Maize, that commci; Grain, all the fKj/- 
 his Charge in I.D. i6iS, and was fucceeded in it by Imiles over ; md of this they have two l^arvelts in a 
 Capt. Iliiti.-r, who catne o^er /t. D, I('i9, bringing four Year, lor what they fow in .V.jr./j .i ey ..ather in "«'>, 
 good Ships, svith at Ic.ift 'joo People along with him, and lo again in i).- rm/'ri- they have the brtuts of iheir 
 and there being loo more tiiere betorr, the Body was ■■^ugnj} Lfe'jours. When the luig'l/h iirft came ihrhcr, 
 now prette conlider.ib'e. Capt. Br/Zer-s j Years being they found the Country ovcr-rt;n with Woids and Plants 
 expired, one Mr. li- i.,-,,/was lent !y the Company to ot leveral kinds; Cedars, Palmctocs, Pcpj er-Tnes, Treci. 
 fupply liis phue, which w, thin 6 Weeks after was va-T.awrel and Olive-Trccs, Mulberries, and many otlieis 
 cant again. Death briirtiiig tli.it (ientleman a Qi«V;ki r//. the\ inew not the Names of, were the Natural prowtli 
 And now, ti!| farther Order. . .une from fi> ? di;./, one ofthclfland. But the Palms here are not the true /iV/". """"'■• 
 Mr. //.iimVi'i; took the Charge upon him. And ttab wc Palms, fuch as at V/. Yu/ji ./c /'orf,i /(;e. are full f,f j l'-''"■■'""••''■ 
 have broii(.'ht the /(■'»»(./: ArTnrs to -•>. D. 1613, in all fiiall bruit like .'\lmonds, and of thebitJrcfi of 'he grains 
 which time there being no memorable Occurrents in the inaPomgranate, nor of that kin. I of Palms neither which 
 Colnny, and our Authors going no farther th.in this term bear Dates, but a fort of .Simeron, or wild P.i. 111, that 
 of Time, we (hall now cumc to the Uelcripiion of the yit docs, as to all vilible refeirblanccs, (except that of 
 Cciptry. ; the Fruit) come as near to the true Palm as <an be. 
 
 The /if mt. All are a duller of fmall Iflands, which 1 hey were high, ftrair, fappy Trees, no branches but 
 , mav be rei kon'd at leall 500. There arc none of them in the nppermoft part, and at the very top or head of all 
 of any confiderablc compafs, yet fome much larger than grow leaves, which fpread and fall down upon the Tree 
 others, as Time and the Sea, continually wallmig upon bke a Coronet; thefe leaves are fo broad, that one of 
 them, has worn them away in diri'erent proportions them alone will ferve fi.r an Umbrella, and a Man may 
 They lie .is it weie in the Figure of a Croilfant, and Well enough defend hiinfelf with it Irom a good Ihower 
 within the (^iictiit of 6 or 7 leagues at moll ; fo that ot Rain. The inmoft part of the head a top they call the 
 being li) many in number, and lying in fo fmall a com- jPahncto, it is white and thin, and will peel into a great 
 pafs, 'tis plain they r..i.i\i be very large. The main, or! many Plates which arc very fmooth and tine, and aMan 
 great Illand of all, is 1 6 Miles in length from E. N. E.i may ufc them inllcad of Paper. They drefs the Palnie- 
 to W.S. W. and lies in fi dcg. lo mill. N. 1.. It is be- 1 to after various manners, and the £«f///?? commend them 
 holding to Naiuie fur a very conliderabic Fortification of|fbr very good Meat. Thefe Trees bear a Berry which is 
 
 black and round, and as big as . lamfon, being ripe a- 
 boiit DccrmLv ; they are then very lufcious, biio fcalded 
 when green they eat much like our Bullafes. The icftves 
 
 Roiks, which do every way round extend a great way, 
 only Ids to the F. than to any other point of the Com- 
 pafs. There are im more than two places whereShip- 
 ping may come fallly in, and it is not ealie for a Man 
 to find thofe places out ; but then thofc places are fo 
 well tijriifyM, that if an Enemy Ihou'd light of them, 
 lie woii'd be eahlv kept out. Thefe Rocks in nioft pla- 
 ces a pi^ar at low U'atcr, for it ebbs and Hows there 
 not abme ^ t"ot. The very fhore it felf is for the moll 
 pairaRock, infomm h that 'tis not ealie lo find out an 
 Illand Id entirely ruMiinndcd, and fo well guarded b> 
 them as this is. The Mould is of di ers colours and 
 tempers ; the red, which relenibles Clay, is the word of 
 all ; ihewhitilb, (which is like Sand) and the blackifli, 
 is good, but the brown between them both isbefl of all. 
 Under tlie Mould, fome two or three foot deep, lies a 
 |i. lid white body, whiih they call the R'ck, but with 
 vcrv little reafon, fir tis not harder than Chalk, and 'tis 
 as full of Pores as a Puiiiice-ftonc, and thofe Pores con- 
 
 doii't continue on all the Year roiuid, but fall otf in the 
 cold Winter Months, being quite blaltcd by the rough 
 North Winds. Tliey obferv'd abundance of Silk worms Si^k w.-,r r: 
 Hous'd about thcle leaves, and it being a matter of frc- j'^'^' ''•' '°' 
 qiient Obfervation with them, one may conclude they 
 were not niillaken, and that fome profits of that nature 
 alfo might redound from hence. Of Ced.ir- frees there '^"^''"i-'i^f 
 is no fmall (lore, and the Berrytlui they yield is very""' 
 plealant and pood for eating. The Olives are not ma- 
 ny, and the Pepper is much lliort of the li. / iw. There Cvi.v.ir'j 
 arc abundance of odoriferous Woods, and Woods of di- WiwO. 
 vers colours, black, yellow, red ; and fome of thefe m.u for 
 coloured Trees beij around blue Berry, whch has both"" flJ« 
 the rough talle, and the Itvptick quality of a Sloe, and 
 much us'd by the En^j'jh tortheFhix, which the greedy 
 I eating of the lufcious Palia-Berries wou'J bring them ve- 
 U u u u u a n 
 
 -. .>'i 
 
H-^o 
 
 /ill 
 
 Acioimt of the fir/l 'PLvit^itiono/ Bernuidas, &-c. Lib. V 
 
 1) lici]iiciitly into i:. Upon the Rocks ilicif pvi>ws .1 
 li It I f I'mit ill lli.v c aiul lMi>iicrs hki' a C.iili.iiiMcHcir, 
 
 ( r'- iF I. '■ 
 
 I'., .■ 1'. 
 
 ("ina 1 Itirils, NVnod-p.ikiTs, SpariuM^, Idl' iis, (of at 
 Icill Ditd'i vi-ty I kc ihiM'; ili I'tlic bci\ |\iit nl'iln fi hive 
 
 cm t.ilh(n i: 
 
 \1 I- 
 
 \ the -A 
 
 111 c;,- 
 
 B..I fnr I! 
 
 rv'a l:f)f lo 
 
 t"i.!l ol"pnckK,< .ill roiiiiJ, .i;u! t'l'i ili.it iij'.iii ilie / ' 
 
 i-,il!it u iliL- pii-kic I'l-.ir. It l^ vfin iiit'.K-i iitliJi. n.ii 
 
 Iviiip I [vricl rill .1 ilc.p mmrv i'tistiiJot jmri-iikoa 
 
 Mi'ILkiin, .liui jiill iifthc Umu '..iltc ,111.1 liil'M -.ii' I- 'I'hc) 
 
 MX vciy jVio.i i;iti'ii i.i:l»T inv or Uak J 
 
 In I'.ins niT.r tlu- Sci Iklc, tlicri- is louml a kiml ul 
 
 \Vi)i>J.-l-.ti,l '.istlif /..; /. lal.M It tha iims up iipijii 
 
 Tiws 'ikc .1 Villi.-; tin: I'rmt of wlKoh 1^ lli:iicthMi({ hkt 
 
 a Han, U-i mil, ll.ittii. It" :t Iv c.itcii .mv way « hatlo- 
 
 f\iT, twi'.l piir[;c a Man \chi'uicntly. l>':t without lio- 
 
 inn .i:i\ l.irihii "liatin. Ihcrci. a I' an; hki'a hianiMi, 
 
 hi'ar in^ .1 Iwp, v'lli'W run', nitli a Ii.ikI il-.i-ll xMtlnn, 
 
 v^li . h i a l'.a-.riini_uli I'liry ; this lliiri' .1 an.l I.lkLli 
 
 i.T«,ir.!l\, will piiij;' pi'titly. 
 
 'I he i.,i l'cp;'i r tlu-ic is iikc (MirBarbr.u' . anJ I'lMtcii 
 
 II !-i iiLsM Willi ihc Tivth. li t.s all the .\li.ntli an 1 '1 'iiii',uc 
 
 iir a \ioi.ir licit ; I ut it Iwall )\m>I w!.o!c. hi> rlic finic 
 
 ttV it wth h!j k IVppiT. Bill niiu biliili.s iIkIi-, nincli 
 
 .It." til- ralin.i! I'lo.l ctsiit' tlio ( niiniiy, iIhtc ait ninlt 
 
 (•■I'l! .■ 'ltu-i I'.'lc .'.1 J fiiblianiial Vv it< of 111I11.T I'lttsul 
 
 I'l- I'l, :in>l o\ i'-i .-I.-: coil, !raiif(lai;ic'J iliitlr't. and 
 
 ',.•; c'L-y.ii-Jiiv.'l'. wcl'. The molt rt'iu.nkabk Itrangc 
 
 rinr-.iu' ilif ; tluu' a' 1lm;1 an- whatiaii Pio'.lc ob- 
 
 fi\ .: '1 li ■ IV.'.Mr, Wtul, lo callM tV. in .ts v in-imnis 
 
 Na-iirc I i. iilh.ipi' 1'^.- the / r; /. lv\, lur tlio very 
 
 tnikli (if '.: ,a'le» a loJn.b in the I'an, it, hint and , the lu.tt nl' t'l. Men aii.l liol'owirj; as tail as thiy. .U 
 
 till !■-, w!iieh II' twiT!i:lai.>linf;,m' all iw.iy nf ilieit own this laie lluy n ok wiili eau ninie liuii ^r d.i^en in two 
 
 1 eri.l ina l;ti!C wi.il', witliout any . ilicr ill eH'eCh ; hoiiisrie.ineiitly : aiul i' heiuliey waiitid ilher I'lovilion, 
 
 '1 le r. 1 Rie I ■■'. a tall I'lanr, wli.'fe.Sra k is lover'dwith ' 'nvasb ' li ndiiij; oiu ilu ir Cnek-l-.^at t fonir ol' tlule 
 
 a r.li 11,1 ; iheKi t of it Itioi'd 111 a final! ipiantits of UlaiKi*. wIikIi 111 a viiy Ij'ile tine won'e, iciiirn with 
 
 r!i.' |iii>c ■•.f ;■, di.nk aione, is a foneaMe Vnniit, and ci-.'^u^h m ferve th.' wIkjK Cnni^iai.v . 'I'hiy aie .1 very 
 
 ivn ;i rn!y p-','. lhe;e tin Indi';- Hiiion- of iheStrina.h, \wl| rclilli d fun of Mear, as tiit an.l )'li 11 p as .1 I'ar- 
 
 ann ^li-t 'nvery ijood |) i|iife. 'I lie Sea fea'.her is a tridge ; their l-;'ps ,ire as iarpe as a H ns pi;, Jii.i dirtei- 
 I'lari tl^at prs-.vs lipnn rli Rixksat the I o-.tom of the rther ways very little from them, old. tlia: they are 
 
 .Sci, ir', afnif.il in theliniii of a Vinr-leaf, bin fanrorc lonietlimg fpecklid. 
 
 The W ■1///../.11 f.ave noi lei- p'eiity of I'lOi than they PHi. 
 
 have of Foul ; moll of thufe ih it are eoninmn Ikit our 
 
 Author t.'lls lis of, both ilie Se.ily and the Sluli foitj but 
 
 thenvait ninnbeis i.f nthiTsbclides, towlii.h iheycou'J 
 
 lis .;'. well .IS the X'cpet.i! les. Hut 'tis obfcr\c- giie n'^ N.anus. fieiiuemly oieun d. llie W'lial,-, wuli 
 
 his c>ci!.ifling laien-es ihe.SwoKJ tilh and ihe'lhri'lur. 
 
 kiiinnon. I'ere is ihe Tiopi.k IVr.l, is 'lis ulnalK i i.l'd ; 
 the I'tii 1 luo, a Rird. le:>li;iii Ian by day, aid,-iiiiin- 
 welenne fiielillet of llormy tempi Ihi. us W'ea'hr ; 
 ilio Coliow. aiiDiher Bud of tluNieht, an,i uli I'e Mu- "'■ Co'io 
 li. k isn.'t nui, li more | !' afir.i, ilii, n, t li I,' al a, iliai of 
 the lorinir. I: i.s of llie 1 igiiels 1 f a Sea-nun, and i^ 
 baldly ever feen 1 y dav, but in the daiki 11 Wiiiier 01 
 .\iiiuniii-iiii.;lus ■omcs forili of its Nell, and ho' euiiK 
 .iL-oiu in till' \ir, makes a v' ry o'id and larlh iii lie. 
 
 1 lie, o'lUi of It I. ii'iliniini toa K' let then BeiKsall 
 white, at-il the lorp iV.ithrrs i^f 1 he r Wind's mllel .iiiJ 
 white, liny btce.l n olll\ ni thole Illaii.ls whi.:!i arc 
 hii'.h, an.l fi far aline in th.- Si a, tha- the wiUliogs 
 earft Iwiai out 10 iluin, ti'r it feuns li.ey do e.'lier 
 dillinb 01 devour tliein i aid thi.C'oli. ws are .is ii.iuli 
 ey; os'd 10 1I1..-11 a^ ,an|.'', f r llv ii N its aie rut in 
 
 1 ices. 01 11]', 11 the h ".hi litis ot ill l<o..ks but npoii 
 
 llie jd.i.ii ^TOiind, VI !u r ■ ihty li' i- n d breed like lu 11 .a- 
 
 ii\ Come- 111 their B'ri"ws. The u iv rhe /■•.; / lo^k i*!.-^ i .1, 
 
 to ea'.,li il'.ein, wasio Itan.l iii'.ntlii Rnks in the N glu- '' ' ''"'>■ 
 1 1 I II I . 1 1 II L J" I" " "■ 
 
 linie, ar.l there holloiv and kream, an.l nuke all '.he,, ot ..v, 
 
 upliell ti, ill's ill, y ,' iild p.'ilibic, «hicli wou\i Liini'.thei ,;.ii' 
 
 C'l how^ lloikni!' .il rir ihein, and lixiii',' thcnifibes 1 p- 
 
 I n tliur IliaJs and .•\inis, an! all the while aiifweting 
 
 r.-i.'ad, with V^'is of .1 pa'.ll; red nranpcly in'-crwovcii 
 ail. 1 niixt will one a'lotlier ; the Viriius ot it arc im- 
 kn vvn. I ■'.•e 1 n;4 th s I'l yfi.nW'eed, there is not any 
 veneini'ili th n.; kii vviiinthef oiintry ; no, no; amonglt 
 tiic .■\iiiin 
 
 '-IS 
 
 i'l Hf (',s ihcy do aflnm aie Natives ot 
 
 ..ni ihe/.'.; .y''.' foiind them there, vvh^n ' 
 
 till: 11 ■ 
 
 { I'. 
 
 .1 ie that heie :s a fi rt of a p'tpeliial Spiiiip, and t!io 
 
 i';e 1 re.s ;lvi w otf their old Kavcs, yet ihey are always, arc no nncoiiiini n llpli's iijon tli.s Coalt ; Luc ilu I'or- 
 f'nwith fielli i^r'-en b -Iding out at the lan.c time, toiles do aboind ltraiii;elv there, and tiiev ate a., gooil 
 Til' Tv' is the I ke eontiinnty Ul the .^n nial line too, as and Rreat too as any wh. ic in the whole L'nacrfc Ic- 
 ,\ < the Sealo".? of '.he Year , th Birds breed all the Year fides. 
 I". I..!, "tat haO 11. oil Months in the Year, as a Man .^s for vcne'T'oiis and .lanperoiis Cnatiires, tins bap- n. vn'o- 
 t.jit vvalksiliebi'.-lds will be ab ilidantly lati^hed by fee- py fj-oi lias none ; at li .ill u fii as itic lii,^:ij' ha,! thin'" 's.!.-. 
 I'.j; -iKirYo 111; ' lies. difeover'!. Heie aie i o ■l^),ul^ nor .Mdir^, .Sior, ions' '"' 
 
 11,''-.. Iiirviy 1 f ihi .^llnl I's of'Tisllland, the ae.oni.t 11 'r C'l i' .iilis , I i/aids ihite w.vc, 1 rtoic the wild 
 ofilieCinai'ruie.'s VM I take up 1 lit little loom, [hik Caisdiltioy'd deltro. d -.111111 all, but neither the C'lia- 
 Aiitliiiis tell lis nothins; of I '..ns, Tyj>ers, and .al.*- the racfer ot venein. u. iiur Imrttul othciw.iy . aprces to 
 ra'ctv.sus Inh.ib tan;; if th',- \\'.<i\b ; n^r ot Kinc and them. 
 
 Si. I .'P. the more tan.eand pi-rle ones of the l-iel.:s. Bi.t Xenher do the Spideis fecm to dcfeivc eith. rof iholes, i.lfi., 
 
 the (laee, at Names, liiiie they e.ni d not liiid by any Obfer^aiions 
 r\ came with that il ey were ..t .ill 1 ernien ns ; yet tli.y are of a very 
 Sr .'. .; ■ ^ ijjm ' the titft tiiie. Tliefe Cre.iiiiics weie laipe lize, l-iit witlial I'lantitiil y c loiir'd. at d look as 
 .1 viiy ionifortable S"pp'y to thcni, and the 1. umbers ifthiy wi re a.'otn'd v\ ;tli Piarl ai;..lf;i M- Their Webs 
 ti.j'. Koli of th'in foeonlideiable, as to leave it palt all are in ui'i tit and lubilance a perlect law J).lk, and \o 
 li. 'ibt iliat tie Mand was I'leiitfidy Itotk'd with them. Ilroni'ly woven, th.it ri ininiii to in Tue 10 I ne like lo 
 Tile i-.av by v. 11 h they e.nne 10 d.il.oer their bciiiji many Snaies, fmall Buds are timet micse.itch li in iheni ; 
 11' re. vN'as the fendin}.' fjine few of their own Swnic cat this Captain Smiil repoits, upon vvholi Crcdn as great 
 i. .to the Woods t'> feed i for when tliey rambled home an improbability as tins may btvcntnrd 10 be rc- 
 a'^a'ii, a luig'- wild B<ni kept them company, and p.ii.l dated. > 
 
 fo! this hi;,Coniplenient to the itraipc Hops vvith the lol's '1 lie moft ro.iiblefomL- .Animals of all upon the llland hIts, Ami 
 ol'liis afc. '1 he fame do oy that Iru i;I;r this wild I)oai are Ionic liifi.;!^ : Tlie Mii-keioes ai.u Biijjs neep into °"'."' "J"' 
 iino their ranches, afeivvards biuiip.ht feveral more; their (.bells and (iiiplo.uJ^, and belides what ihey dc-|jj,', ""' " 
 at'd then when they law liiat there was .Sporr abroad, vonr, bv then moll iM-leented Fx< temenis deli'e alt 
 they ni ide a Tiaiie of poiiij; a I lunm-.t; in the Woods, al'out them. The Intle Ant* are fo troiibleliaiie m Suni- 
 ar.ii a'v. a\s retnrn'd vvi'hDoars andHoi^senoviih to make i mcr time, thnihe\ are InuM to diy then I i_i;b on liij>h 
 ir well wrr-h then ^ell;K-. .'\b'iii'laiiei i f thele rhey 'Franus, and befniear all the feet of them with Tar, 'to 
 lioeijht hcnu: alive, v.liercthey put them 111 S'les, and Ttop the palfage ot tliok- (iieatnres, which elfc wi uld 
 bitled ihcm vviih the l'..l;i an.l Ce 'ar-Berriestlui diopt fj'oilal!. Neither are the Worn.s lefs peiniciou-. m ill. ir 
 fioni the Trecsin tin ."v" irhs of /.^j ,", S-f:.-iitLn, O.-.-r. Coin and T"Lm_co ; ,ind iliey aic loie'il to lakc a deal 
 / ■ an 1 V ■ w'r' . Bill when 'he liiiic came alwut thai ' of pains euTy Moiniiip to dcltroy iliem, or elle ihey had 
 ti:.i',/ fierrici fail'.!, and the M.'jv., rniifeqneiiily picvv as good i]un their I'lantat.oii. 
 
 poor .111,'. 1 -v., the main part of their lul fiAence then If may .lot be amils heu at theconeh.iioii, to rake iio-'*'"''"_ 
 was T' ttoifv. of v.hich they ha i niiilti;ndes not to Ic tiee (ilio' out of its place) that this llln-.d has atf rdtd J,'.,' ,',V ' 
 I -i;ii| llie I. Vcrv few Idands on pretend 10 picatcr , j;nod dote of Ami eipreele, wjn.li fmic of ihi I'. anta- "•••''• 
 fl'i.- and piihapsvaticry) of F'^wl-, ihin the H .h,;.-. tioii made a pood Market of This is cn.i iir.v^i nicit 
 cu. ; I'lr here yon ha-.c Hawks of all forts. Hems, Bit- enough 10 h'. pi , thai what ot.ec i anie int th, hai-.os of 
 tciii', OlTVrevs. C'oriii''aiirs, B.ild-ciots, Moordietis, I thed Men, may aUu lonictiinca light, in'o : he hiiiA, . f 
 
 Swans, Teal .Snipe, I) uk ant Widgeon. Hats and 
 I'wh ate aifo very eonimon licre, with nuhitudcs of 
 
 it , 
 
 hontliet ihaiiihcy, who ait ilierc lu the way 10 iinJ 
 it. 
 
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 , Vvh lis. (or at 
 .lit 111' tliifi hive 
 t'ni- tlirJs not lo 
 i« iilv!nll\ 1. 1. I'll i 
 lay, .ml nil im- 
 II. us WctIv r ; 
 an.l \Uii'eMu-lI' ('■'■'•• 
 ; t'.' ill .1. ili.n of 
 Si.i-iiu u , .iiul IS 
 .11 kill Wii.tiT 01 
 , .iikI h.vfiiin 
 ;iiul li.irlli III ill . 
 
 rhiii Hci ii-s all 
 Willi", r l!tl .iiiJ 
 ll.in,!- w)ii.:ii .irc 
 • till- \m!j I logs 
 iii il.fV Jij c.'lur 
 ws ate .IS ii.iivli 
 >J Its .vu- luit ill 
 Kivks lilt t:poil 
 luvcJ like lu II a- 
 
 rhc/i.; /■ 10^4 iH.r i .,, 
 
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 111,1 UMkv .ill '.111. „ „. ,.,, 
 
 1 WOu'li LllllV',tllC 1. {.''■■■ 
 
 «■ ilitiiifihcs 1 (1- 
 
 wliiK' aiifivciiiii; 
 , I'.ill astluy. .U 
 
 :.c il.i?iii 111 two 
 il ithir I'tov'ilioii, 
 t foiiir of tluli- 
 lOii'ii iciurn with 
 IliLN .11 L' .1 vi-iy 
 I ]i|i II I' as .1 I'ar- 
 iis R.n, .iiiil liirt'cr 
 I, tlia; till.) are 
 
 of I'.lli tliaii ilicy Fd.. 
 conimmi Ikh our 
 tin- Sluli loit, Imt 
 1 hIii. li ilu-y cou'J 
 Till' Wh.il,-, NVull 
 
 aiui iIk- riiii'lur, 
 .lit , lin till i or- 
 I iIkv aic a,. guoJ 
 liiilt Unncrfc Ic- 
 
 laiiircs tins liap-N'i ifiio- 
 L- /.',.,. lA' ha,! iluii"-;^"- 
 
 Uir<, Smr ions 
 
 1 ctoie the \mIJ 
 It iieitliei thi Clia- 
 icus.i) . ajTces to 
 
 i\c riih rof iholes, iJn.. 
 
 3ii> Obfenaiiopji 
 tlii-^ art- of a \ery 
 iir'd. ai J look as 
 a. Their Webs 
 :r law .S.Ik, and lo 
 uc lo I lie like lo 
 cse.itcli a 111 iheni ; 
 .ill Cieilu a^ nri;at 
 vcntiii d 10 be rc- 
 
 a!l ii[Oii ihe lllaiul !■'«■>. Ann 
 I uli.iHsereepiiuo ;;;•'«;;-■ 
 Hies wlia! uiey ue-.i^, 
 
 reiiienis defile all 
 ouLlelniiie i|i Sum- 
 r llieli lii^b on liljih 
 them Willi lar, lo 
 
 Avhich elfc wiuld 
 s (eimcious to ill. ir 
 uinl to lake J deal 
 eiri, or elle they had 
 
 cli.iioii, intake nn- '^""','^'^, ^,^ 
 lllird h..s alf tdeill;,'i,''(;,"'" 
 oine oi ihr \' iwtx-muJM 
 s 1^ eli.iur.i};i inert 
 le lilt th- hat-.i!;, of 
 III in'o I lie h.iiidi if 
 lu the way lu iinJ 
 
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 ChapXXVlil. 
 
 851 
 
 C HAP. XXVlil. 
 
 Jn Account of I'mic of the fir II Attempts toir^rdi the T>ifco'-ary and 
 
 IHant.itwn of New-EngKuid. 
 
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 n. V.I) 
 
 1- ■(! ,iri>- 
 
 (..lira I. 
 
 H U lirll Perlon that wciir out iipcn this Aftair. 
 
 wa^ iliai \Vnitliy(;entleiiiaii Mr. Ihn > '■'■••' '■ . 
 
 Ill .1 Ship i.ilU4 til.- /<i..;..l of l':n.tit.. Ills 
 
 lu nut Ih-'im; 111 .ill all) c f. ard Ins Velhl but 
 
 lau, ill i' the Delipii waspr.a'. 1 irs Voy.if.c "a, mi 
 
 riakeii at ihe (Jiiri^es of the Ki};hi Honourable .Sir 
 
 'I'll {'■j'hitw, LordC'liuf Jiilfee of HiyJ.u.i, an.l Sii 
 
 r I.r. _.. I- .,..- .i i»y.— ,.j C.r» r.^iii- 
 
 C'onii'aiu nut In-'ii 
 
 .f i 
 ji. ard Ins Velh' 
 1 irs Voy.if'.c "a 
 J 
 
 .■>ol 
 
 r- Jiiinthli C,/),fi, (iovcrr.our of Vliin,:,ii Fort, toge 
 iher will: federal n'hir (•'■ntlemcn am'. Merchants ol ihe 
 Wert C'jUnny. They fet out in -</ ■fi//i'. -1. U. !«■ f, 
 bill the l?f'ic of tins .■\ttciiipt was iinforttinate , lor l.eiiiK 
 ;.^ottcn as far as the Spiirjr if j'.l:,:. -n lllaiijs, they fell 
 
 liv whom ilioy were 
 
 People ol oui (iwii Nation, that were for feekini; ill, it 
 own I'lutii by .tiiv Metli.d^ how | r.-;ii.!u i il lii vu u, 
 the t; iiiiroii IniLieft of their Com try. Th s IVilow 
 haviiR enticed lome of the N.i'.iws into his jjands ,ai.d ' "y 
 they came, eoiifulinji in ih,' fa, i: i:y f his pr. inife,, ' 
 ilapi'M iheiii uii.1.1 Ma'.hes. andear,yim: il'.ni ..w.'y, 
 loUl as many of tlieiii fiir Slaved as lie cuu'.l, the r. 11 iii- 
 inj; taken Ir III hill b ilf ,;oi tri ,itu"<' of:,n.o hiiaU 
 l-'nars, wlio p i e.l ihe poor .Savai;e!., ai;d vl 'ire.l f lii- 
 Itriiiil thini 111 ilie Chriiliaii Kelij;., :i But linVola- 
 nous prai'l.fe lour'.l the Nari\ es.aiui enrai; .1 tin :ii ,i);.i!i'rt 
 'he l.::'y ■ to a hii;li .iepice , ,ind iliefe IwoS.r a.;.-s iliit 
 ■aii;e o ei in 'licSl.ip, .is ,ovn as thc\ uiiderlUiod' it fiuiu 
 
 ii'i v;i- 
 
 At.o'.IkiIIijI 
 
 Often as far as the Sp 
 
 111 wiih a Meet of .V;<i;,'.//.' Shi] • -, , •■ i . ■• ■ — ^ .. -....^. ...„,.... 11.^11, 
 
 taken, and af'cr a threat deal of ill U I if'.e, earned intoliheii Countiyiiien, lelentid it as decp:y a5iii,y, .iii,,l 
 ■V'-'''. where their ireainu lit a'.fi was \ cry nu-l and in- j bent all thiii thouplns iip(,n roeir.'e. Irt lliorr, iliey 
 liimi.uie. TIrs Mivfortime d:d eoiii.hrably damp the plotted to uii (h' Tl 
 C^oiirai^e of tht lirft A'lventurers ; howo\er 
 
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 icnijit. 
 
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 /■-1-fii S'v I 
 
 IClil. 
 
 the I trd 
 C!iief'|iirt,ie I'l^phr-.m qiii.-kly oilier fcntoiit .mother Ship, 
 under ihc Command of Captain //:•<»'(■, wli.ifo bulincfi 
 was ii'it fo iiuiih ;o I'laiii, a ■ to iii.-ikc I'ifeoveri s in or- 
 der t,i it. .And wlun ilicy eaiiie li.ick, they j:aie lb good 
 an ac.nnnt of tlie C'omrrv, thai all Pc^plr were as 
 nvirh en, oiiraf^Vl as the',' had ben the eontrary by the 
 lint Mileairi ii;e, aii,l thofe that fell olT bcfon, n \v 
 eaine bo'.ily on to be .V.lventurcrs again. Hereupon 
 Ciptain ;■ "''^m anl Capi.tin c;.' /<-./, were fein away 
 Willi z Sh ps an I iroMen, Ordnaii e. and all ncvellary 
 I'rovili'ins for tli'lr I'fe, till far'her Supplies roi.1,1 b. 
 
 ,- .■■ - ats 01 ihe /■:•" f\ .Hid taki 
 
 lit tunc tort, ma.Ie a funcui allaulr upon iliein ; b',' 
 
 '; ,.1, jl- 
 
 ; a 
 
 ur 
 
 I'eople, whuliid loinc uo'icc ol ibtn irJuT,r 1 ■. and 
 the.aufeof ic, w,'re i> wre a< to be always upuntli ir 
 guard, and lo were not furprut'd, • et 'he .Action lolt 
 them Ionic wounds, bu' no 'Im s at all, iho ii.an\ of ihe 
 Si' apes were ci.i ort 1 wa\ to no purpoie n'-sv 10 u.iy 
 111 the Coiiiurv, thcNiri'is i eing all in .■\niis aijaiiill 
 tlicin ; fi Ciapt.iin ihti"i e'en frl',1 hone ipain to / . 1- 
 l.ithl, bringing the fadNewsot a \Var w. ,. inin. How- 
 ever, 'twas thought toiiven-.ent t 1 11 i'laeean IT'ra.le 
 cou'd be by no means ■ bum .1 with this Couiitr\ , whitli 
 by the intervention of fo marv nnbukv .1 i i,!-^-i '^ l-id f;-. 
 
 I rovili'^ns tor tii'ir i le, iia lar'lier supplies roi.1,1 nc oy me inierveniion 01 10 many iini.uKv .1 i i,;-^-i '^ i-m ;,-, 
 
 lent. 15i;: befor.' :h.''eShip-. ,-ou'dion:c ha^k .igain, the ofieii feeiii'd to r-fnO rhcni : And ihinMie two yooj 
 
 I or,l Cli, if [uftiee I'";.v;;h dud, the ilopning of which Ships were lit our at the (.hargc of L apt. /( , .(lap *''.'*.''; 
 
 fo prill, ipal .1 Wheel in tliisbiilincb, made abundance of I-^'kJ'-wi, Mr. /'i.'.'i and .Mr. .><r.'.'ii., and i, imnuie.l :n |V"|^"'I "' 
 
 the relHfind Itill. Ya Sii I ,>.-;< P , •■/•!' , his Son, en- 'ho Condud of Capiain s"m,;.''. 1 h. Cariain bt ng* >.,;!' 
 
 eouiag'd ihe Atlair wiili bis u.ofl zea'ou. Undeavours, come io.V-t-'- :|'i>i..' hll.'d traded w\;h the liihabitairs, 
 
 ■oil .-..nr. i^iif ...I Iili..r.llir t.,.i-ir,l< rhp f-nlinrt forrb i and Wuh S \lpn .l!oM ■ r.lllLird fh-l^/nll -1...I .,...1, n 
 
 TH- r'"ri 
 I ,;i .11'. , 
 
 and .■outnluted liberally towards t 
 fie.l; Supply, whieli :k:i'ordiii',;'\ ihc next Year was 
 form .1. Theie Shii-s .ur,', iiv; theiv, broupht the e.ii- 
 conifoi table Newsof the Deiilis ot thcl.ovd Cli. li;ftl, 
 
 ,..(•-.., ■.,.,...., ,,,1, ., .. uu« V. '.,,.. III,. ■1111,1.1,1... I] 3j 
 
 he f.n.ling forth a^n^' with 8 Men aloii: raii.;eil iluCoall, nnd took a 
 I'lot of the Country. In a laattcr of < Months he U'aJe 
 his Voyage out and home, and got iiiir 150c . in his 
 Po kct bv the adv.intagehe nn.le ' f Orvr and Beavcr- 
 
 71wy f im* 
 
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 Ukj ttlCil 
 
 |tl3.n. 
 
 J, .1,1 .,, 
 
 1,1. :1 ,.'-. 
 
 .-« T' 
 
 ,-c shi,i> 
 
 ;i upon the t|o! to Hand at ihc hc..1 of tlicCou 
 pany. All ilicf- .\ii-f-rtiincs, topcihcr w th the I jfs- (f 
 their Sroies, whieli they had fiilf.'r'd ihit \\'.n:cr by 
 I'iic, lo difpnite.l the whole Plaii'.atirin, hat th. \ iii: i- 
 iiimoully relolv'd to g > ba.k to;."); .;.',^i!,/ witli .hdc Ships 
 1 h s Refslutioii thes a.vot.lingly pii; in praclile.and at 
 their coiiiini; h iine lo i!ifa)ura;.;".l ail ihc firlt Uiidcrii- 
 keis, iliat here fecm'd To be a full llop fet to ihe Wtr- 
 li-r:^ .i;.t Affair, and iheie was now no longer f 1 uia.h a^ 
 any difeov.iie about fettling a Plaiuaiion there. The 
 !'• -ijh thus as it Wt-re i]iiittmy their preteniions to that 
 Country, the (■',-■. '■ prifenily came anl made theiis, 
 fixin,; ihcii.lelves within oer I.iiiiitb : Hut the f •_:; m/:<. 
 riaii'.iiioii raking notice if this, and not liking their 
 N. ighlourhooj, (had tli-.Tc been no oiher reafons for the 
 remo'.al of them) iinniediaiely dilpateh'd S,r Sim 
 : ■ 1 ;<! '/ to diiplacc ilieiii, which he perfonii'.i \yi:h a great 
 de.il ofcoiirace and .Icxtetity. For liayiiv.; Ki/"d the 
 Foits tin y h;..i bmll at M.U'ii Mv.f.-ll, V,'. (.•-(,;», an.l 1' f 
 /( :, he .amid awiy all their Ordr.ancc, ProVifioiis, 
 and .Shin it f.If, 10 /'' vji ir, and fi cHeofullly frulbatcd 
 their wlio'e Dellgn .if Sea iiu; iheinfehis there. The 
 /■;•'. being e:,pcll'd, fonic there were who not willaii! 
 t 1 p.rt wih V ii./'i ;'■:. ,f' iip.,11 lo ••alle UTuis, at leal! 
 not nil one Ifial more had been inad.e feiit oi,t another 
 Ship miller Ca-ptain // '/ .aiiil Captain Uciln, lo make 
 loiiK' DiLoverv that ilould ree ye the IX'fign of Plan 
 
 Weather breaking Iris Malts, he yvasfo'.'d t,i irturn to 
 /-■/ m .',•.•/. again, wh-.'re, raiherth.ni li.fe a.l, h.- pnfntlv 
 put to Sea again only yviih a bilk. But now iliis br,iye . 
 Man was to have ho li.ai ,■ of iMi-,firiunes a, well asurfJirrj-c' 
 ntheis ; for failing in anioiiglk S or y / .' . Men yM War, voyigc, ,„..i 
 his little liaik was taken, but made r» fi, li t.i efaj e a- ';'' ';'-' ''* 
 pain out of r!ie enemies hands wh le the Ciptain'lnm- ' ' ' ""■ 
 Kit Was left .ibo.ird them, and ciitir. ly at thiir diipi-le. 
 
 Bv this nil ins he was carried l'iifon> 
 
 'tii.'i r, 
 
 and 
 
 bclidesall the extrciimies iliai he luhi.'r'd .lining his con 
 tincment there, yslicii li.-.'ime hoir.e again, he wis little 
 better than niiu'd by diefe fadMisfouiuus which tVultra- 
 ted the Voyage. 
 
 But iiotwuhtfan.iing ihe Capt.iin's Pcni.nil Mist;,r-^t, ,, 
 tunc, a certain Ship 'one of 4 that w.u nv ended for 
 him went that Voyai'c, and came In me again very 
 well laden ; .w.\ this the vciy lame Year thai h.: w,\<i 
 thus laii.enta! I> I ar.lk'd, 
 
 I he next Year, fVoiii l.cn.l'n an.l /',.••))". t'r, tjiere w.-iic 4 p 
 a' kiilt 8 m,;re, and go; goo.l i]uaiiti:ies of Fiihand" 
 Ttain-Oil, which they fold ar !■ ,, aii.l th'' i,', >, i y- 
 / '(',,0 tor cdiili.leiable piotit, Ihc next Y.ar to this 
 none went 0111 upon an\ Publiek .ic.oiini ; bin the Ui^- 
 ice.ling Year, there wt: fet out iVoiu I' Di two lullv 
 Ships, that ira.le a profperous .and pi jlit.ible Voyaj; .f 
 It (.'111 and hiviie) in s Mouths time. 
 
 The next Year, tllo leyeral Ships were rridy 10 lee „( 
 
 ..<i\ Hi'i 
 
 lome l.>il.overv tiiat liou'.a ree ye tue uvligil ot fian- 1 ne next j ear, tiio leyerai imps were rruiy 10 let 
 tiiV4 again. Alongwiih iliein weii' a couple of .Savages .Sail from the fame plaie, yet oneonly went, but niaile 
 of thetioui'.trv, who had b cnherc in/;)/,^.'.i«.'', aiul were fo go.id woik ot it in 6 or 7 M iiihiiune, (tioin ihcnuc 
 likely lu lio fome g o.l Service. Bui a little before this they went out to the lime 1 hey reiurii .Ij tliu .viiy. Sailor 
 Ship y.wnt:, there had bci 11 one thm' an E'i'Jij'-in -n up- th i| ba.l hut a liiigle ihar.-, hi, I heti,le,i liisV.,|i,iri'e'; 1 t /. 
 c'li thi. Coall, a .Maiu^^er lor fome private fordid Ipititcd clcir Money in lu» IVcket. Along wuh ihus Sliip, there 
 
 yvciic 
 
 ICity. 
 
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 852 Of a¥lafitaiionjettlc(i at Himouth /// Ne\v-fcngland,erf. Lib. V. 
 
 V. r -• -111 
 
 Will', for S:w-i.i,;:,l,t>J tlic Wonliy Captain 0.<rFn.v,wlio 
 Ju! vciy J500J Scrv'ic in I'luiHin anil ,Vir;"wini/..". /. a» 
 Well as .\Vn'-/>/-/.iH./. Ht rtofcculcd a Nonlicin Dif^o- 
 vtry with cxiclli-m fiuicl's, liiidiiin out many gr<jdly Ki- 
 Vi-r\ .iikI iiry ('IcJlaiit f'riiittul Oo.lll^ .in.l Illan.K.^ toi 
 til.' H-ace of Sn l.cigiiis tVuiw h. to W. lor lo tli.it Coall 
 r.mp. s .iluiig tioni /'Kill" 5 Rivet to Cape /.'""<•'. But 
 uh If 111 w i< |inirn.utin(! tliil- Uifcovoriis with moic 
 /t-al i I the I'libluli liwrilt than care tor liiiiilclt, he 
 
 was Ictray'il by the Savages, and wnumlid in 14 or 15 
 paces by them ; ot which wounds, upon his return to 
 Vir^iui.t, he died. The three fucreedin^ Ye.irs M.itters 
 
 1 wiiit on (till better; niorcJihips wrnr, (:o the number at 
 Iralt of <io) and more protit was made both by the 
 Filhnn-.tiaJc and Fuirs. And now we ha\e fcen the 
 Ci rrelpoiidenie between the two l-.nghn.h thus 1 pcn'd ; 
 we 111 ill tDiiie In Amounts fomcthini; more particulai, 
 
 I and then to a Utii ription of the Country. 
 
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 H A P. 
 
 XXIX. 
 
 A llcLticn vf a T I. vit at icn fettled nt Plimouth m New- 
 England, nnth the "Troceedingi thercoj. > 
 
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 IT was in '!cp/ciiil\->, /I.O. i(i2o, that this Voyage 
 w.is niidiTtakcn ; with what nurr.brr of I'coplc and 
 Mil; s, ot with wliat i]iiantitii'S of Provilion, we can't 
 fr,, oulv linte thc\ c.ill I'ltinlelvcs a Plantation, ncitlier 
 llioii'il be viiy iinoiilidei.il le. 
 
 ' Twjs the b»-(;iiiniiiji ot .V icn.le, before they arriicd 
 M C i;e c-.l, the moll reinarkablePoint of the Sc\.i.tij^..Ji; 
 Liiid. Coauni; to an Anchor in the Biy, they found it 
 a \ciy good .iikl commodious one, c.ip.iblc cf cntcrtain- 
 iii.n io>o,Sa.l, and giving Icfficr.'nt Recruits of Wood 
 .-.nd W.ilcr. I ho entrance is .ibout 4 Miles wide, and 
 ts encoinpiIsM .ill round, even to the \cry Sea, with 
 l\iks, I'^i.t.;, jun!|HT, S.ill'.itV.is, and other fweet Woids. 
 1 iicy Jeci.irc the; law here the grcjteft plenty of buwl 
 _ilii' ever li-.ey fuv, and had they li.id Tackhi.g fur the 
 ''W'h.ile-bui.tiy, ihij iiiiidit l.aic -i-.adK a vtiy rich re- 
 turn tixini hence, for they iaw tliole nionltroes FiDiCs 
 playing hard by thcni every uay. 
 
 1 lie r bi^liiiefs now was to make (ome Uilcovery of 
 ; t!'-e Conitry, ar.d rind out a coiiveniint place tofcatthtm- 
 liivci m i .tikI in order to this, they made fe>eial At- 
 teiir.is by Companic-> fent out for that pur(ole. The 
 tint ,oii:iited I t about 16 Men well ann'd, who ijiii.kly 
 faw (l-.me of theN.itives, b-.itthey run away from tlu-in, 
 an.! h.d tliciiilebes in the Woods, while the V.'giijh lol- 
 li^'s'd ilicm from one Thicket to another, and endea- 
 voiir'd to trace them throi;(;li Valleyi and over Hills, but 
 CO I'd r.eitlict overtake them, nor light of any of then 
 I l.ibitaiioiis. They f .und indeed in thisRaniblea great 
 deal I f gtouiid ht for the I'iow, and feseral Fields where 
 Corn h.id acfuallv been town ; alio fome of the li. iu:n 
 .Sciiiilclues, vsliuli were certam heaps of band coier'd 
 o\erwi'h Mats, and had Bosvs and Arrows binied in 
 tbcii., ! tit they did not deface them much, for fear of 
 ;nfi.inri: ; the Names. In another of thefei'/ici 'i they 
 fi iind a good tiinntiry of hi.ii.in Corn, part of whiih 
 they brought aw.iy f.r .Seed, intending to pay the Na- 
 tivis wliin the S-il paid tlicm. btrawbirries and Wall- 
 n '. thiy met with great plenty of, and foinc Vines. 
 'J here were fome marks a!lo of Chriitianst' .t had been 
 there before, as a. Ship-kettle in tile remainders of an old 
 H. ulc, and the Ruins of a For:, which to be fure was 
 net built by the Savages; their Fortihcations (ot Polls 
 ^mistakes knock'd into the giotind) arc as ealic to be 
 known troni the Euiopcw, as then rudcHoules ot Leases 
 an.l Mats Irom the ethers rf Brick and Stone. The 
 next time 14 were difpatched in the Shallop, to make a 
 farther Di'cosery of the Country and the Rivers. Thofe 
 tint v.eve ian.ied learched about, but cou'd find no Peo- 
 ple ; yit ihcy light upon foinc ijuantitics of Wheat, 
 Ileitis ar. ! Oil, which the fu./i'.iHj had buned, and llood 
 ' the Revivers in very pood Head. Happening alfo upon 
 fome more 1 f thofe ( iraMS but now mention d, they rc- 
 f/n d 'o dig up one of ti.eir. which appear'd much lar- 
 per than the rclt : The ouiliJe covering was Boardj, un- 
 der w.'i.Ji was a Mat ; iveyt to that were Bowls. Tiays, 
 D.lhcs, and then another Mat, nndi r which was a Board 
 au'»r three ,]iiarters long, hivb. painted and carved. 
 To tliLs fill' ceded another Mat, under which were two 
 B n.ib s tliir pr. iiiis'd f-mieihinc, lurre curie us. The 
 f.rca" rot ihc.e Bundles being opcn'd, difcover'd a large 
 i^ua.it.ty ot a very hue and pirt'cCtly red powder, (of^a 
 iiroiig, b..t no litienli.e Ihicll and in this were the Bones 
 aii.i ")Kull ot a Man, the latter of which had line yellow 
 
 hait ftill iipnn it, and lomc of the fielli unconfuni'd. To- 
 gether with thele Relicks, was made I'p in the lame 
 Bundle a Knife, a I'acknecdie, and 2 or 5 old Iron 
 tliingi, and all was pack'd up in a Sailors CaiualsCaf- 
 (ock, and a pair of Cloth Breeches. In the leU Bundle 
 there w.is the fame fort of powder, nndihi Head and 
 Bones ot a Child ; abounhe Leg', ami other I'arts of 
 which, were Strings and Chains of white Bead^, and by 
 it was laid a B iw about three quarters long, with fomt 
 other odd Nicknacl.s. Our Men c luiniiing ti.e.r 
 Search, found fcveial Graves nioic, but no more Ccrn. 
 But It was the luck of lonie tf them to fall in wirti two injhMniitt 
 or three of the !•,,/.,-:« Houfes ; th-- Kcl>« were there in- 
 deed, b.t the Birds were fled, fo that the I'.y^hjh weic 
 at liberty to take and look what and where they plras'd. 
 Ihefe Houfes were made of vcung render frees bent 
 down Arbour-wife, iwA covci'd from top loboitoni with 
 thick and well-wrought Mats. The Doors were about 
 a Yard high, and made only of Mat ; the Chimneys 
 were wide holes I' ft open at top, to be cover d with 
 Mats when tiiey pleas'd. M\ wa^ as warm and clofe as 
 coud be, for the Houfes were not only Matted 111 the 
 oiitiide, but in the iiilide aifo. In the niidlf of tliem 
 were lour little Stakes knovk'd iiro the prMiinl, with 
 Sticks laid aciofs tlum, upon which tliry lii r.g their 
 Pots IhiirBcdj were fo nianv Mats ijread round 
 
 I about the Fiie place ; lor as the Fire kiej s them warm 
 in the Day, lo iiS a Princip'i* with thnn to kiep iliat 
 
 I warm in the Kighr. Had the/.;.,//' w.mtcd Baskets, h uiho'a. 
 
 iBovvl-dillies, Trays, Farthen-p' ts, i.r any I.un ber of '''J"". 
 
 I that kiiki, tliey might have had inoigh in thele H ufes. 
 
 I The other things the Hoiif s afforded were Corn, fonic 
 
 jlbrtsof Seed, Proviliciii, and tin. like; f me of the bell 
 of thele they took away, intending (as bef re} to pay 
 
 I their Debts another time when diey wcrcablc. 
 
 The third Attempt they made i pen a D.fcovery was 
 with their Shallop again. Now they happen'd to have 
 a light of fome li.d..tni, who wou'd not ci me t.ear them, ^ 
 
 tiorflav till they came near, but run away and Ihcltcrd 
 thcnilelvcs in the Woods. 
 
 Another large Bury ing-placc was the itiofi confidcrable More Grivn 
 thing that entertain"el them in this Ramble ; tii« Graves 
 here were more lumpiuous than thofe they faw before, 
 and the whole ground was enci mpafs'd with a Pallifadof, 
 but they did not Itand to enquire into the tontents of 
 them, bit left the Bones to their repofc. 
 
 One Night while they were out, the Indlr.ns came in /\(T,„;,t,] (,„ 
 a good Body and aflaulitd theiri, but kccpi.np a fir. ifl ihc ><!..«. 
 Waieh, they received no damage by theti'. flic pro- 
 fpeift they had of the Country this time gave them very 
 good fatisfadion as to the fuccefs of the Delign of 1 Ian- 
 ting here. They tound an txcellcn Soil in n.i II place;, 
 and loth Timber, Fruit-trees, and good Hi ibs 111 abun- 
 dance- 
 
 1 he Company now having fo good an account of the TV)f t; 
 Country fioin thole that had been fent to view it, tliey v i-w nc 
 went all together to make a Judgment of it, and to come tj^'^' "^^^^^ 
 to their lalt Kelobuioiis about a place to lettlc in ; fo they ' '' 
 I'itch'd on a Spot upon the Mam Land, a Irgh ground, 
 where there was a gieat deal of land clear'J that had 
 been us'd to Corn, and vva> well waier'd with Springs 
 and Brooks. Theic was alfo near to it a good Harloi r 
 for Shipping, and other conveniences Iwrticienc to en- 
 courage a Settlement there. This Hail 01. r v\ as a Bay 
 
 '-rijet 
 
 Sje.i;,,.rc 
 titr tnJii 
 eanjf^ 1 
 th.- O . 
 vcvi^Uf. 
 
d,crr. Lib. V. 
 
 led III 14 or I J 
 'Oil his ifturn to 
 'i Ycirs Manors 
 ;o ilic nunibi'r M 
 He both l>y the 
 c hut fci'ii the 
 n.^i thus I pcn'd ; 
 more (janiculai, 
 
 •y- 
 
 Chap.X. XIX. 'PJantation jcttled at i'limoiith in New- i ngland.C - 853 
 
 H ip'^b'iilf. 
 
 A S.I Vigo 
 
 New- 
 
 imronfuin'J. To* 
 
 u|< in tlic lame 
 1 or 3 did Iron 
 lori CainalsC.if- 
 !i [lie Ms BuikIIc 
 nndtlu Head and 
 id othtr l'.irts of 
 itc Beads, and by 
 
 long, with I'oiiit 
 C', r.iitiuiii^ ti.e.r 
 in n<^ more Corn, 
 fall ill uidl two hiUhWntItt 
 :1U were there in- 
 thc r.-.^'ijh wiic 
 vhcrc they pkasM. 
 tender 1 ret.s bent 
 op loboitoin with 
 3oors were al'ont 
 
 ; the Cliiitineyi 
 
 be cover d with 
 warm and clric as 
 inly Matted in the 
 he iir.dit of tliom 
 the fTi und, w.'.li 
 h tl:ev li> IV. iluir 
 IkIii i\ read round 
 ki I] s tlicir warm 
 thr;ii to kicp that 
 I'l w.inted Baskits, H uiho'J- 
 r any I.iin lur ot''''J"l 
 ;h in thcle Hriifes. 
 J were Lorn, fonic 
 ; f mc of the bell 
 as l-et' re) to pay 
 were able. 
 
 11 a Dftoicry was 
 happen'J to have 
 Dt time r.earthtin, \ 
 
 away and Ihcltcr J 
 
 c rtinO eciifidcrable umGn-.a 
 
 imbie ; til* Graves 
 
 fe they faw before, 
 
 i With a Palbfador, 
 
 to the *oiitcn:s ui 
 
 fc. 
 
 he Ihdif.ni came in /\(T„Jmi i,y 
 
 It keeping a flr.d ilit »4i«i. 
 
 then', riic pro- 
 le gave them very 
 the Delign (f I laii- 
 Soil in n.i 11 place;, 
 Qod Hcibsii) abun- 
 
 J an account of tlieT'i.yu'-fj 
 nt to \ icw It, tliey v ^w f.-c 
 ;of.t a,idtoco,ne[;-7;„\:^j 
 10 leitlc in J lo tncy 
 md, a lif;li ground, 
 and ricar'i! that had 
 aicr'd With Spring'. 
 3 it agood Harloir 
 c< lufficiont to cn- 
 4ailoiii was a Bay 
 '-■gei 
 
 %Ki cuinc. 
 
 JarRcr \\\i\\ ^'upc-C il, and aft"<tded it'iu- of evullciH 
 towl .III I bull ; an! two line iin.iilul i; .J I Hands that 
 lay within it, utrc as well rcjilinillld with all Ions "I 
 Timber. Thui place was alfu lo neir to c'.i;>.- C /, that 
 from 1 rjrtain Mil adjacent (on win. h they dcli(;ird to 
 rii'j their I'oitJ C.iV-i-i n\\^\\t ealily be feeil. Here 
 then they went to buil.linR as tall as they ctHi u, and in 
 5 oi 4 iMoii'.li, Ipaie tiie tifit ludinicnis ol a Town ap- 
 piai'd i lor 'twas the whole biilinels of the eiHire Com- 
 paiiy, iliem excepted that watch'd and every baiiiil) 
 i.id tlieir propdition of Work allotted them. Uy that 
 time lo many I !i tiles weie built, that it iniftht I c eali d 
 a Intie Town, the Savages began t^i make Viliis to them. 
 And hrif of ail came one .Savage alne, inarelung bold- 
 ly into the .Street, and laliitc.l the /ii/i;////' in their own 
 "'""' J angii.ige, bidding them welc.ne into the Country. 
 
 He was one of the Sai;ai>iores or Lords of the Moi.ii,f.ti,ti<\ 
 .1 Country .ibmit ', dajs jourmy by Land Iroiii tbeir 
 Town ; he had comcrs'd amonglt the I >i;i'i/l' that had 
 com-' thither, and wa'^ a IVifoii of a free ealie Caiiiage 
 NotwiihiKinding his (Savage) Dignity, he was as naked 
 as the Child jiili liorn, cxecpting only lii> Wallc that 
 was covei'd with a I eatlitr ; he wis a tall llrait Man, 
 with long bla<.k hair, (but no Beard) and came Soldier- 
 like with lis Dow and .'Xirows in his hand. The /:h^/.//.' 
 tieatcd him with good ViCluals and ftrong I.iijuois, 
 wIikIi made hmi like their company fiv^ell, that he did 
 (•,,,,,iihf not care to leave it. He inform'd them, that the place 
 hiiiAt N<i» where they were feated wasealfd l'Mii\.-t by the ln.ii.mi, 
 wihciiUi ^iij jj^^j ^|] |[^^. t',,riiKr Inhabitants were dead of a 
 I'lague , lo that by thii account, it Icems the Englijh dil- 
 pDllcfs'd no body. 
 
 1 hcv dibiulVd him at lalt wi.h fome Prcfent,;, winch 
 pleas d him fo far, tlui he came again quickly after, and 
 brought i or 6 more along with him. Thefe had Deer- 
 skins on, and the chief ot them a wild Cats-skin upon 
 his arm ; mull of them too had a fori of long Holt- that 
 iea.h'd up to their very Ciroins, and pieces of Leather 
 wiapt about ihcir Wades. Their Inir hung long behind, 
 and was cut Ihort iK'tore much like his that came tirll j 
 only this ditfercncc, that fome of thefc had it trulVd up 
 with feathers, and after fcvctal other aniick falhions. 
 They were of a dark complexion like the ICir^liJh i'ny- 
 fies, and were very tall proper Men. Thcfe eat and 
 drunk very freely with the li"^ if', and to make them 
 amends for their kindnels, cmcrtain'd them with fome 
 of their hiJi.vi Dances. 
 c«t Quickly after News came by fome of the SavageSj 
 Sjg..-'.rc oftha' ■^'''JJ ■'./"'■', the gteat Sapamore of the Country tliire- 
 il,rMM«i ab Jilts, w;s come to a place hard by, to have an iiner- 
 '^■'view with the Goveniour ; but the Ciovernour thought 
 fir, rtrfl of all, to fend fome other IVrlbn to Ipcak with 
 lum, and know his mind, and accordingly dilpatcliM one 
 Mr. ^/l«/.' w with a few Toys (I'rtfents) for the King 
 and his Brother. Mi//<i/o>f receiv'd theMelfeiiger civilly, 
 and liking the Propofals he ma ic of Peace and Fiund- 
 Ihip. and of his being taken into the number of King 
 7.i'»i"Jof l-i)ini.w.t'i Allies, he march d on to go nieet the 
 GoNcrno'ir, leaving Mr. il' ,' w in the Cultody cf his 
 Brother ^[^1 hlr.jHiN.i, and giving a fuffu lent number of 
 Hoftages lor liisSe. iirity. He came toward; the Town 
 with 2oMenonlv, and thole unarm'd, and was met by 
 the Way by Captain Hr.n..: )>• (the chief Manager of the 
 Military Aftiirs w.tli a File of Mulipieteers. 'I'liey 
 coiKlu,.'lcd hini into a Houle, where a Si-at of State wi.s 
 prep.irdfor him, wli.ai was three or four Culliioaspild 
 up u|'on a green Rut;. 
 
 The Goveniour came m with a Drum and Trumpet 
 before him, and a Guard i and Mtlf-i-^i having kils'd 
 him, they late dowiuogether. I'lefently an linteriain- 
 iiient was brought 111, the chief of which was Strong- 
 Waters (a thing the Sav.iges love very well) and the Ki'ig 
 havinr. once fet the Pot to his Nofe, drunk fuch a fwin- 
 ging ilraiight, as ni.ide liiiii I weat all tlu' time he llaid 
 there. , 
 
 'Lhe next thing was tu enter upon a Tieaiy, wliiih 
 the Stronji- Water was a very good preparative to : -And 
 what the (.iovernour propos'd was to this effecl. ' That 
 
 * Keditution or S.itisfaCtion lliou'd be made in cafe of 
 ' any Injury or L).iiiiage on either lide, and OlTeiulers 
 ' duly punilh'd. That tlicy ihou'd mutually airiiteachl 
 ' other in their ju(l W.irs. Lhac ail Milfijy:'s Ahies 
 ■ lliou'd be comprehended in this Tre.tty, anil notice gi- 
 
 * ven thereof by him accordingly. liiat whenever the 
 ' Savages came amonglt the />/;'/ /»'.■, they ihoii'd leave 
 
 their Weapons behind them, and the /•;«:;. //i lliou'd 
 likewife free tliein from all Jealouhe and Siilpicion in 
 ' like, manner. Thel'e Propolals v»ere readily cmbrac'd, 
 and fo the League of Fnciidlhip folciiinly concluded. 
 
 com*' 
 vcvi^uf 
 
 Tlie Ctrc 
 luony ol" h.: 
 Ki'ii'l'tion. 
 aiul In.- 
 Tnrjty d 
 
 AAi'Vi/tif Was a l,ilt( tall Man of,a niidd!e Ai'C, of .i TV J.^roip. 
 grave deimirc Couiitcn.ouc, and Ij ariiig f'f Sp'-i'h.,|;ji;'f^;;,;;, 
 idis Drefs wa> liiili- d.ricrent fiointh.tt of ins Mm. (thcp,i,y.' 
 (aiiic with that bcfore-ment ion. ij only he had aLlian 
 of lilhl OIKS .alKJi.t InsNc. I;, in which Omaircnt n'l 
 the Ma|ilty ol l.ii Gtiaib was com|iiis'd j I'lr w.ihout 
 that, the others fi'^kd as iiui h like Kings a. he, tlij' 
 with that, he looli'd ill' ii like a | ukanipes ih.in iliev. 
 1 lis bji,' was painted w.ili a .\i:irr.-rid, an I b -ih that, 
 and his I b.':id, wire we'l li.i.'d over with ».)il ; f,,il-,.t 
 It may ealily be iniafinM what a prcaile halite he ma.lr 
 He had a long Knih hinging m u Suing at lis B. linn, 
 and behind at Ins Bavk a little lV...ch ( f Lolac-o • tin- 
 was Furniture he never was vvr.h.ju'.. In; the Chain pe • 
 haps was only for high Davs, and feleill C< mpaiiv, .t 
 when f imcthing of the King more than oiJimiy was m- 
 tended to be it.ei-. n. IlisMcn hjd alio then Hal•,^ of J i> 
 liacio at tliiir baiks, an.l their faics p,iiiue.l with v.iiu 
 ties ot colours, luiiie lliew'd an o';tlide of Deit-sklii, 
 othiis of Badg.is, and others of Allcs-skin , lliele lalt 
 being dark naked. 
 
 After tins Interncw, the Kmgreiir'.l Wi:h all lnl'co- ■''■''■ '■ 
 pic into the Woods abi lit half .i Mie ic.m the i'own, '"" 
 where the Wonim aiidC hiMien ,.iuir •itlicm, .md they 
 I'ldg;. that Night. Lhis I lueriainmcnt Mriy.tj )t Ihori- 
 \) afiet requited in the V'd iiianncr heiou'd, toacoupl 
 of /.■'/■,; ///' (ientleinen tli.it Wi n. to fee li in vvlule he It.ii ! 
 in thole Woods; and it appe.ii'd by all t' ken., iha: he 
 hadaical delire to maintain a bricii.lil.ip with the l.'-'i Ih 
 Nain.n. 
 
 But the Company having I . t him d!,"cft and p.Tufc w- " ■ ■/• ' 
 on the I.ca';iie lor the fp.i. e of 3 or 4 Months, tlio.i.'iif '' 
 
 ; fit to try (b> a lortof bmS.nl'v fent for that p..rpolei nov.' 
 
 jit fat upon hisStomach. And there wasanuilur, and .1 
 more politick Delign m tl is t. o, which was to in.ike 
 
 ; lome tariher Dilccveriestf liie Country, to lee wiiei'' 
 their diengili lav ; and lince tiny Wcrc Allies, to know 
 
 ; where to hnd them if oicalion le.p'ired. Mr. ll'.'ij! n-, 
 
 ! who had already ci in CI,, 'd. wi;li ^t.-.jU:---, was th.irf;lii 
 to be the li'ted I'eil'on 1,1 iiiidi rtaUe iliisl-.nipiov, when 
 in he was;'..companicd by one or two more, an I parti- 
 
 , ciilarly a Savage, that fpnke g.iod /■,'';:;/.'//'■, for .-in Intct- 
 iireter. Ths Savage was i ne of iliofe that had formerly 
 been betray'd, and carried anay by 7/..'/: the /.«:, .'//.;«.» , 
 and lince he ads a coi.llJeralle part upon this iV.u- 
 i.iij^Uui Stage, wc ar.'obl.ged to name him ; lUc hi.l.'iiiis 
 
 , called him 'I.J.jum:!..ii., .-i ily cinfij K'live he w.s, and 
 tho'thc I'-'K'j J'J did not know linn r.ovv, \ct afterwards 
 they came to have a true notion ci him, ar\l [ laiii'y dif- 
 coverd lus tieaeherous praclifi'S. Wif, our /.'',5 /*,'.';;.■;., .*.n iv 
 
 ; in company .vitii lum, !■.' f.rv.ard Icir ;'.iJ;':».cic.i<, tile's"'''!' ■' 
 ordinary ReliiUiue of llu- Gn,:! Sacair.oic •\'''(/'!' '.'-iJ^ .''/,','',' 
 1 he hrii.-ir,^ ail along 1 y the W,iv, trea;cd them with a lY i \i.-- 
 great deal of ^ouitelle, aiil plain h'^rilb f.-ee.lom. Miev " )■ 
 willingly gave iliem of loc.i Pi, viii.i^ to eai, v.oud 
 carrv aiiyliaggagc hir them ; \e.i, tike thein:!Rml"elvcs 
 upon their backs, and wade wiiii th',iii tliroui'di [the Ri- 
 vers. Ill loiiie p!aie.> tli.-v f. iind ilieCminrv aimoil do-'-' >''■" 
 
 'populated i there vvcie line Corn lields ai.d Paltiirc-^ ''"' 
 grounds, without either C.if.le or Inhal'iiants 'Twas 
 a i;reat Plague it fcniis ihar h.id Ivve.t away ilieie 
 
 I People, and lift the Ciuiiiiy 111 U) mournful and delblate 
 
 la Hate. About one River (whue formerly abiiiidaiico 
 ct Pcojile h.ul dwelt; there were ilun but two Sav.iges 
 remaiiiiiiLj, and thofe bo'h Ol.l .Men, unlit tor the "h.t- 
 zaids ot War, or to (land the Champions and Uefendirs 
 of their Country. Yet as fojn as they law the ^>',V'7'"[, ci . < 
 eniiing the River, they laii to the oppolitc l^anls, aiul, ,,.,;,'"■' "' 
 Hood I li.irged with Bow and An ivv in then hands ; w nh 
 a vait deal ol , ounce, they demanded who an.l what 
 thev weie, intending, if they had found them enemies, 
 to have expos d their old Carkaifes to ail manner if dan- 
 gers, rather than fuller them to hive pals'd the Rivei', 
 but hearing them ileclare themlelves Friends, thev freely 
 permitted them to land, and welcom'd them with the 
 bed Food they had. When they , amc to M.:lj'.il\')r, they .i/,;;,.,f 
 tound him the fimeMan, as to hisRclohitionsof ni,iin- "■"''"""" 
 tainiiig an inviolable Fiieiullhip ivnh the i:irj,:ilh. tliat '''"''' 
 he was at ;',iwo«f/''Towii. Abiin.lance of the .Sachems, ,;,,ji,,, ^f 
 (jrPetty-O.eernours, came ab'^'U ihein while thev wcie rrovin.ins ji 
 there; but the |ert ol all was, that they cou'd get no''"'""''f, 
 \'ictualb at Court. M.tfj'.i! .}t himfelf h.ad ir'iie to enter- S,.™. ' ' " 
 tain them with ; it fell our li) at that time, liir they live 
 IromH.iud to Mouth, and go with a t'ull or an empty 
 Belly, according as they have, or have not lucccfsat tin ir 
 Sport. Our l-.iie^iilhmeii had been very free of their own 
 Piovillons by tlie Way, and had bedow'd it all up'in tb.e 
 (M.fc'o they met with, not doubting but at AI.i'/.i/ ,v.-'s 
 Huiil'j they ihould meet with a Belly full ; but it Icems 
 
 they 
 
» i 
 I 
 
 ••I* 
 
 ■ 
 
 i. i 
 
 'H 
 
 854. Of a Plantation jcttled at iMimouth in New- tng land, 6"c. Lib. V. 
 
 till V 
 
 I 40') 
 
 7, ...-I 
 
 Tht .V/'f.i(. 
 
 r\ vi :.i i!i ■ 
 
 Illri: 
 
 I LflC. 
 
 ..,iJ 
 
 T^V Tr,f I ■ 
 
 
 
 li.v wcri r.iillv ilil.ii'p'inu'il, iihibiil not till- SlvaRCl 
 K-lkiri'd thcmlclvii, aiiJ got a kw Filli, aiulal'n- 
 tnJi',0 ir iwi), iluv luil 'i"iit •>w.iy wiihout iiukmc, one 
 MivVltlicic. All//.' w was licaitily .ilhamcvt of lin l* 
 m li ill I r.iviilP'l, (lilt . ouU not licl|' it ; liowcvn. he 
 
 II ii.lf lip ihofc ililivis with oilier kiiulm lli« anil tokens 
 of lin ^ixi.l will, fur lie 'oilj-eJ tlif nvo I'.ni^lilhm n U|'on 
 the I.P'ie tin\ wili lin Wife ami lumlelf, tlio' f<ir wani 
 
 III lopin, n\o more of In* liiamlec^ were lor..\l to 
 f.jiieere ill iij'oii the fjiiic Mat ; lo that all ihinpj con- 
 lijeril. iMit I'eople "cre in as ill :i rale, at to the point 
 ni' I oJninii, as with i<t|< ilt i.. tin 11 Diet, an.l mitliei 
 ilicirli. ill's. 11 11 their H iiies, lOiiM reproa- h cash other, 
 Willi any iMviiinn's i lealuic oi Saii.fachoin. Yet all 
 tins liail Ih\ii perhaps to'eral'le, hail they hail no other 
 coii'paiiy lip 'II ihelc li.uj IViU Iv t the KiiiR an. I ilic 
 f }_ ecu, .111 I till' ivvoCiiaii.lce , hut tlieie were alnni- 
 ilaiie of oiiuf Inirinleis that raiiie w thuiii askiiif leave 
 friiii' li.s Maelf), anl us to he fvp-usil weic prcii> 
 trill h lis',1 to the II "lie ; what the /■..l/ii Name oi 
 tliif iiiav I'C weiloii'i kiiow, Im in /•.■ '^' ;/■ we i.ill ili'-in 
 Hcis aiiil 1 lie, f.nie of ilioL- (hiiiiuls that formerly 
 p'a,;ii il ! ;i^l't, ami were no fniall | iaj;'ie now in ./»/!ri.M. 
 I !p,in all ihefe ai'-ouiis, they hiiiru 1 auay as tall as 
 thc>,oir.l, aril tha' .Kn/li/'" ejnudl, piefs'il iheni to 
 Itav I'lii'^er, vit flicy remeirbriil their I.oJgiii);, anj 
 tlniAinj; liini tor his kiiuhv-'ls came awT. . 
 
 ■ lie.isiio liiiall fiti^lkel on lo the Col' iiy, tofiml that 
 M ij' I >■ liooil lo tirin aiultiilii to ilu \iii. Iisol ihe 
 Iiaiii^', aiiJ ih.u he ilu.osei'ii fj niliJi tiiirjitv to the 
 /.'(■;/'.' Imeiclf. 1 heir S,irisfai;hon was a'fn eiKiias'J 
 by a new Iricii.'.ll ip 'v t'l a neii;li!^oiinng I'nme, con- 
 tracted nmoli about tli « tune : It was <v^» n?'', the -Si- 
 ehcni of (.' »mi-y^ .'., a iriiilt aH'ibie, eoiiiteoiis, and 
 wti'-ac on pl Ihd I'lrfnn, and in iicthini; Savage l-nt 
 the ri deiisis of his llabt. He and his W'lOple Itiidicd 
 to d'l 'ho y-:. ■; th all ihc good t'flii es iniaginablc, and as 
 ilicv h.iJ ocealion ti i tune iii'O Ins 'lirriiories, ever 
 treated :h.*iii '.viih the utm II C ivilny, and tic belt I'ro- 
 Vilions he had. 
 
 lint thtrs wire aii'ther f rr f t' Neighlsoiirs call'd the 
 .\,:vi I,;'. :>., , tl 11 Wire iiiich otherwife aHeiled re- 
 wards tin; P. intation, and 111 plan terms breath'd Dc- 
 ti incc, thtiawiir (; 111 Id's than flic utter Dcitruftion of it. 1 
 The Ik.',:,:. I of all lules riilk'd of tins Kxpedition of the 
 Kir-.-'.irih'iii .ipaiiilt ihe /.n? '//.', and that which rcn- , 
 i' -r'd It the iiK-re piohab'e wab, that ilicy were a nnnie- 
 >■ s People, an'l is bold and daijit; as they were great 
 ..M tliong : .-Xnd ihat all this was more than mcer talk, 
 , .'p'ar'd ronvmcinijli ihortly afier, for there cane a 
 Mtirin.p.er fn in Coi..nic.w, the preat Sagairore of the 
 S.v .i;/'.n./c", whj brought a bundle of new Arrows 
 wrap! lip ill a K.ittle-Srakis SI in. As for the l-.n^lf ,\ 
 they kii'W nist '.he meaning oi ihis Prcfcnt ; the .^lr"Wb 
 and the Sn.ike-sk;ii wer^.' ei].iallv .1 Myltery to them, but 
 lil.hii' :■ >•>, ilier In crpieter, iiiifoUltd tlic Kiddl.' toj 
 tlieiii. lb.' kii.'W rhe Culloii s and Manners of tliofc 
 /•/..I 0/ , .ind allm d the (m/^ /'• that ill s was nobis ihati 
 a forni.il ('h.illingr, and that the \i>r <f^' r.i leu ih I b;. 
 iheh Ssiiibols dche them to Mortil Baitcl, aiKJ pro- 
 i ianii tlieiii'.elvi s their eveilaltiiig 1 mimes. 
 
 I lie \r.i,.i\il.ul::s ap| carM the I o'der 111 this Dcfie of 
 thins, inthat it w.is gnen |;irt upon the coming idaShip 
 wiih Keiruits to the Colony, liut they knew well 
 I iio'nh wli.it till y did, and nnderltood by their Spies 
 r.ii the /.'.■; i/e had only an add'tion nia.le lotluir Kiini- 
 beis. b.^t none to their .Hii.snor Provilions, (whi.h ,iie 
 I 111.1 lly the Siipjiort of a WarJ by theconiingoFthis new 
 Siiip. Hoive\er, they took this adianiape to let the 
 /•.'/ ^ ./T' kc how litt.e ihev fear'.l them ; and the truth 
 if It IS, 'twas an Iiibdt big eivnig'.i, iriilidering they had 
 no n'c ins of being line that the '■.'■;.;•'')'' knew upon what 
 groim !■ 'Iicv inaiic fo light of thcin, and thi" the rcit of 
 the World ro-.ind about, who did ivt know the true 
 State of the Cafe, wmi'd judge it an etieiit of pure Ke- 
 f b t'oii .111 i I'ravcry. 
 
 Kilt the l.iovern.iiiir bai iiig eonliilred upon the point, 
 iTo' k ill • Arroivs oil' of the Skin, an.l having ItiiH'd it 
 full ot P wderand Shot, feiit it back again to the King 
 of th.- < iir. :^:'ii,iftt, 1 his was 'o let him know that 
 lii> (.halli-.ige vsas accep-cd, ml that vhcncvcr his Pen 
 
 W 
 
 •'■ bett.iii, and fo preiciit the Iheddinc of morehlood, 
 fot he knew that Men were kill'd with fiieh things as 
 thole were, iho' lie did not know how nor which way) 
 ind therefore he did very wilily in not Inll'erii g the 
 Powder and Shot to lie withindoors, kit it Ihou'd liave 
 gom nlH it its own accord, aad fo a blown hiin np to 
 rights. Thij was a Jitdicions eonlideiation ; and tlie 
 /."^•.(/'' I'lot was thus cntiiely defeated. However, rlic 
 h-itlhfh took care ro tortify their Town, and put tliein- 
 felvcs into the Icll pollute of Ueleii,e, ihit in cafe the 
 NV'Mi;/M«y.Y King came (to revenge that lioif.d Dclign 
 upon Ins Life) ihcv miplii be in a condiiioii 10 icveiVc 
 hiin. This ill 111 , thi) p'oi ceded iiith Ionic Ucligns of 
 Tu.lc. 
 
 riiey hid a U)t\<i tin-e pronns' I the Af '(7 (•'''/■' '«- 
 .(/ "' II, com ■ and I'laffick lor their Fiirrs and row iiot- 
 IV thilaiid'lig ihiii- rnnionrsof W'lr^, ihvy refuhcdlubc 
 as gi),i,l as then \Vi,i\l , f,i Captain sMr,//.., atcoiii- 
 pain'd with \r. Miii, togeilier with (V'./,;,i.,'i/»'. and 
 ll'ih-iihil; (uhi II was one of A) i '(//j'sgtca'clt Cap- 
 tains, and liv'd now vmiIi rhe ( • s; // at ^ w ilh',.-:,!' ) 
 fer I) It up' n this lleligii. Piiit ih'ey had not pone far, A cunrr ,• 
 Utoie a icriani /'..li.in cranes 10 ib.e (ioernour, ami '''•'""'" 
 
 Chap. 
 
 tells liini thai the V.c 
 
 y '■ were inarchinr towards 
 
 pii 
 
 ih 'heir Hows and Airows the k'l 
 
 iiii'd 
 
 be r' a,' < to re,L'n e th':iii with I'owder and Shot. When 
 the .\li lieiii... .ielivr r\l this Prclent ti.i ('"/mk.ich he was 
 cxireiiicly liirpriz'd. and having tiinnd 'twas Fowdcr 
 and Slioi, he won d nut fo mikh astouili it, nor fnflir 
 It tl' ttiy III his Hoiife : fo that 'twas e'en brought back 
 a',',,iin li It went. The Savage King, 'tis probab'e, 
 th .uglit ihc /;■ ■/■ 0' bad lent that Powder and Shot to do 
 
 bi:ii a 1111' 
 
 fchef 
 
 betovehaiid ; tu nnirder hiiu before the 
 
 the I Dim, and that V-jJ' I •!. thi- gn at pr, tended I riend 
 of ihe i.iit_ii]i\ was ;oyn'd wiih iliiu', and heniiiH lure- 
 toie pn pare fur an allaiilt. And ihe Rog c to d this j-j,, , 
 Sniry within niirh padion, .md fri in.iiu othir ap| ear-,Uii,.l, " 
 aniesof iriith ilpei lally a B'oody f.ice, which he laid 
 
 i he go! by fpeakmg for the / '(;■/''', that the (.overiKi r 
 behcv'd Inni, aii'l therefore (hot otf 2 or j piece' of Ord- 
 nance 1' 1 a warning t" Captain ''•• ■'.,/./•' and h's C ni- 
 pany to renin, if ihey were not out ' t hearing ; which 
 thiy not K'lng. r.iine back again, and put ilunifelvi-s 
 into a leadincls to light. But 111 vain did they tjpciit 
 the bneniy, who never raine, having no fiii Ptiigii 
 at that tunc. And liiit-.irmk, who was mote neatly .«.,/;/•;< 
 concern'd for his Mafter Af.i/r r ,•, alfer'd the Govcrnour *'""'''• 
 
 lOf hi> Pidelitv, and that all this Report w.is a Scan.lal 
 
 I upon him. To be liireof this, the dosernnur difpatch'd 
 
 Ui Mellcnger to /'i.ot;.i'.oi;H'lt. the place of ".ijf.Juu'sct- 
 
 I dinary Kelidetice, which foiinl hiiii at hone qnicily 
 minding his own AH'airs, and t.'iinking of no Plots nor 
 
 I Wan ; but he was highly concerrd, when he heard how 
 he had been mifreprcfented to die K'^ •/'', and it wotk'J 
 
 I fo far upon him, that he went away tu the Plantation 
 Ihortly after, on piirpofe to ^lear hi.nfeif, and wipe away 
 thofe afpcrlions that had bet n cart or him This was the 
 titll difovery ol I'l ■uuitt.m ; for fhc Savage that had 
 aiiicd 'lut part bili>re, and al.iruui all the Plantaiir.n, 
 was one if his Ctcatviies, and was fet awotk by his 
 Matter. 
 
 I Now this Fellow« dedi'n in a'l this under liand deal- ,., 
 ing, was nr)t lo mm II 'o expiile tl:e /■.'■;/;'•. as 10 purlue d.iiji . 
 Ins owiiKepiitaiion and Advant.ipc, and 11 ake h'.s Conn- 
 
 Itry-incn think hiiii a mighty great Man ■ ,b'or he us'd to 
 tellihein, that he loii'd manage ihe /-n'l/Z-mfw, and 
 perlvsadc them 10 Pea e or War as he ( leai'd ; and by 
 this means, rhey cntertain'd a high Opini'm of him, 
 and ns'd to nuke hiiii laige Prefents in the inality of a 
 
 I Mediator. He undertook to procure thimPiaee orPro- 
 tedi'ii, Trade or Commerce, or any 1 ther favour from 
 the !:iitj'.jh ihat they ilelit'd. And on ihc other hand, 
 when the Gifis did nor ciiinc in faft enough, he vvou'd 
 denounce War againit tlii m, and thteaten ti fet the 
 /-.Hi;, ./I- upon their backs ; f,) that he was much more 
 lookd upon than man- 'if tluir Si"henis, yea, Mijjrfyr 
 himfelt was grown an ui'ignihcant ?erlon iiicomparilon 
 with l'./'/.'.'«'/('". For whcrias the Savages us'd to ap- 
 ply fhcnilelvcs to the former, to n cdiate with the r,>ivj'(h 
 on their behalf, now the latter was all in all ; and who 
 forfooth, but he, h.id Power at Pimohih Town ? And 
 the Tricks he had pur upon the liAii-.us round about 
 were lo many, and had pn leeded fo far, that the I n^iijh 
 havine now fmind out the Ralcal, were obliged ro ex- 
 pole him as fuch to iliofe hi.i'.w he had dccciv'd, and 
 to allure them of their Inendthip and conftant Kclohi- 
 tion to maintain Peace with thcni, upon ether Terms 
 than I'i 1 1 II '" ' I"" us'il to reprefcnt. 
 
 Hut one of this Fellows deceits was fu Comical, that _^ ^ 
 we will divert the Reader with the account of it Twas a pk/tti 
 Ins bulinelsto Itrike his Country-nn 11 with a very awfi 1 ^i"') 
 fear of the liiri^u/l', and bs rcprefeiiting then as a l'io| Ic 
 lomething more than ordinary, to make hrr.felf '«ho 
 was very familiar with them; to be taken fur f methiiig 
 extraordinary tr.o. He told them ihcrclorc, ihat ihc 
 '•>^ /'.' had the Command of the Plague, and con d dif- 
 penfe it about in the Counir as tlicv plea^'d. He f.iij 
 hat they kept that Fury buried 111 a certain hole in th,: 
 
 I 
 
 gruuiij )Ult b; tlnir S.oie hoiife, a 
 
 lU couil le: i: out a; 
 
 ,'',^',' II il, 
 
 TKcir Trj 
 wi.h l.v. 
 
 Tu»ii> 
 
 i.,.pr,r. 
 
 .\ldlH,l 
 
iid.trc. Lib. V 
 
 inc ofmofiHIood, 
 itn I'lirti tliiiip* as 
 w iwr \«hii.h wiy) 
 11 not liprtcrir jj tlie 
 hii it Ihoii'il liavc 
 Hi'wii liiin I'p tt> 
 loiatimi J and tlie 
 il. HtHviviT, rlie 
 
 ■laJ put tlinn- 
 
 ihii ih cMe ilic 
 h:u lu)ir:J I)c(ii>n 
 iiiliidii to icvcive 
 fi I'liic D^liyns (,!' 
 
 he M'IJi.!i,/ ! ;«- 
 '"«, and row imt- 
 Iky rii:.|\fJioI'c 
 •''"'•'/■■ at 1 0111- 
 
 1 ■/■'■',/„.,•,•;/»■, a„>| 
 
 /'r'sKr.avltCap- 
 .It \ ir I liv.is.r, ) 
 II-4.I iiui pone fjr, A.unr.r ; 
 '■'■ liivcrnoiir, anil ''-■'""■" 
 iiinrihm,' toward v"""" 
 t pr, fi'i,(icd I ncnd 
 a'ld licniiiH liiTC- 
 '<* Ri'P P tcid this- T 
 
 , "liiili 111- laid 
 at tlu-C.ovcriiii r 
 or i piP((-r)tC)n!- 
 ■■'■/'' and hj C ni- 
 ' t lirannj; , wliicti 
 l-.il put rhcnilelvi's 
 II did they iypt(^ 
 11! no f, il, l)c(l};ti 
 wa< mure nearly .icf./,,, 
 rd the Covcrnour '*"""''■ 
 ort wis aSianla) 
 3U-rn(,urdifparcli'd 
 of •'jj/.Ju^r'srt- 
 1 at hon e qi ici/y 
 ng <if no Plots nor 
 when he heard how 
 •/'•, and it work'J 
 y to the I'.'antation 
 clt, and wipe away 
 liin This was the 
 ic Savage that had 
 all the I'hiitatir.n, 
 Tot asiork by his 
 
 s under liand deal- ^, 
 '■"'V', as 10 purlue dij;, 
 iidii akf h'ACoiin- 
 111 ■ For lie us'd to 
 "■' '■ ''.1, 'V''""'", and 
 e pleai'd ; and by 
 
 Opir.i'iii of him, 
 in tW .|iiality of a 
 thdnPiaie or Pro - 
 < thtr favour from 
 n I he other hand, 
 lO'igh, lie woii'd 
 ireaten t<) fet the 
 ; «a< mutli inore 
 n.s, yea, M.iJJrf,.}t 
 rion in comparll'on 
 lavages iis'd to ap- 
 :e with the l-.n^Hfh 
 
 in all ; and who 
 0/,//) Town ? And 
 ''■I'l round aboui 
 ir.that the I n^iifh 
 LTC obliged to ex- 
 lad dcceiv'd, and 
 i (onftant Kclolii- 
 ipon other Terms 
 
 fii Cotrical, that , „ 
 ountol it Twas Apk.rm 
 Mill a very .luti 1 5ij/) 
 then a-, a l'u)[lc 
 ikc h rr.fcif 'w\\Q 
 en tiir f mcttiiiig 
 crcturc, ihat the 
 10, and coud d,r. 
 Filled He fjii 
 iTtain hole in the 
 cou'd It: i: out a; 
 any 
 
 Ch'Xp.yiKK.TlantatiQn jettled at Plimouthw New- Engliind,<:P"c 855 
 
 any time upon thiir tneniics, and fo kill iliini withiMit 
 the trouble ot ligluing. And as n ionUiliicin;e nt tlu 
 formei, that by keepinmhat hole fi(t llopt, they coud 
 keep the dilleiiiper a I'nfomr under ground, and liiiidei 
 ihe inalii^nani Cnntapiiii Iroiu tlyins abroad lu diltiitb 
 the Couiitrv Now the Ir.t'i-.ui wlio ha I hid il:. I'lagiie 
 I iping aniorgft their, aid fti 'la.l I.nnwn the leiribie i f- 
 fi\'l» of 11, lOu'd not pmlibly hear any thing more alto- 
 iiillunp ; and iheref >re I'not knowing the Knave they had 
 10 ■!') Willi) thought the /.".i; /'' a \erv lirangc lort ol 
 I'eopli , beiievd it was iheii inn lelt i | on all acaimtSKi 
 keep tlie I'ea^e with llieiii, and f r ili.'V i ii I touited IV'- 
 •n./ti,!, !,■, I y \ilv fe ii.eins alone tliev hofi'd to have the 
 laial 111 lekep ilile lldpi. I'ln in Mie liie a'aiiii, it hip- 
 peii'd that .ertain Kanels of (i;'n-pr,wdLr, ihat weic bii- 
 rir t tir.ler gn iind, «r:e diiv; up, and '/ ,'/.'«ic*/: lnin;< 
 t'iic picat hole where the Uarii Is lay eliamed to ask JV/- 
 ij:i.ii,:i.iii ilie n.eaniiigol it : NVlu (fiy> W) tins was th • 
 place wlitic ihe I'^aiioe w.is biried ; win h lo fiiipriz'd 
 tlieodier, thai lie ueni iiriinedi.iii ly to ask li me of tli 
 
 rheS.uliein (who was koiiiiiunded by the Goxcrt'our to 
 I ok after the (.on; o!ie> the OrderWaid iijxn him. 
 
 After thii ihey traded at .Vvh.hs- / and M/i',mi, In- ,!„!"'/*''_ 
 land Towns, and not goo I (tote of Corn. 'I'lnt lattei mn, 
 I'ljee ll.inds ipon a line Ruti that ynlds nbundante of 
 '»' client frrili fiili, and t lis iir.o 'lie \'/ ,'i;<,'. \-! tm. 
 It lies S. \V. iVrjiii i'.Jmiut: ■ I own ab it : j .\1 les. I'hc 
 *'ai|uni I.I th s Ciriitry is 1 Uielii e.iiuui wuh \ety 
 gteatei ilii), ,ind was one of tlulc that lud acknow - 
 ledg'vl the Sneeitigiry of King , .;,/ i i.i l.n .mi. 
 
 The lext \'<)jge aboil this Cum tr: Je wai lo .M.i(/c- A"-'. I 
 'ijl, and Cai'tjin Sr.i.l/h iiniieruiok it. I ;ire t'e /-.• *'> »■'•• 
 '""' diui)\er'it m eh another lort ol runper ;haii ti.:y 
 had done ! eti.re, f r they p Jlei d .ml Hoe a>vu> feve- 
 ral thin({> llo n the Company, wI.k'i iliu in ih.iiilelves 
 hut I'riHLS, je: the-Cai.tam wa'. te'ulv'dnuc 'ui !■ , aiut 
 [liirefurc threaten d the Saeliem tli l,e lad nude hint 
 take Onl. .s for the tehi;, ttmt of them :i jaiii. 
 
 IVit this was not all, foi ihc Cap' mi pl.ai b difo- T'f'^'' 'f 
 vu'dtha: the) hid a delipn n. ininUe. f i.i, ami liisMeii.y.'J/''"'" 
 
 I.I/,;'//'' then. febis, who told huii, They had noi (but jl^' f h'. kepi a giod VVaiili .ill ilio w!nl. he 
 
 theGod tlK'\ fuvd had) the loniinand of tlic l'lat;iie 
 Thus all '/<V •«.•'./■<'■ 's Roguery came out. and th. /-,- 
 .f.inj were Uii^lie>l iliey were liable to nofe' h IVilivi- 
 tion Ir.iu their Neii'i'onis as that canit to. 'lis poilible 
 the Rauil inigl-t mean ihe (•nil powder all the while, 
 
 for thit was n r.i(.'iiig Pl.igiie a: ii'.tt the hi.li.tm, aid a 
 
 j;ieat iiian) of them dy'd oii'i. 1 he p' litik Kng of the 
 
 tlieie 
 
 and lb dell and ihem Niihtr was tils ili< mil tin. • 
 
 I.Uch .:..:,.i li.ld Neil lllinelltif; ijie/.x^i /• ConUllOiltlil; 
 
 ft before tins, when they were tiaJing at K.i./ », tliey 
 iMv not awa\ I'oiiie thing's, an I theCa|:iin w.s fuied 
 i: that tune tii give tlieni loiiie louijh wotjs b.loie he 
 .on d have thtni rell' t'd. 
 
 I'lit to (1,0. ecd : jonie time after, when the r decay- '■'i" 
 
 iVi.-.i^/ .-»,.■.•; \«e know, wou'dnoi hille- ihe Inli-Ction to mg ^stoicsieqinrd a frelli S'^;ly, Captain V ./....'./.'.• wcul ''''' '■"■"" 
 
 lodge Hiidei hisKoof imt thiew it (.it ul'»!.j ms wiih all ''' \'"' "'• ', i" fei' h hi,i.K .i jmi,.!.! el' Corn that the 
 
 in agin.ible h.die ; and 'tis | lob.ible he luil leen lome Go^ernour h.i.l >oir,iail..-t t". The j.i.liim o( this 
 
 Wen drop down very liuUli Illy <1 it. c r elle he wcu'd , place had piveii ilie (xiec'iKi.ir, wlien he wa-. hire, a 
 
 no' have been in fi\li a hurry. Hot uli- ther /'i./Mwii// m'^ery kind Krjieuaiiinitiit, i i.t he treated the Captain 
 
 ir.rant ;liai or ii>, 'tis certain lie imp- s'd upun 'he li,.utii,i ^iiow not near fo w li. In lliori, he veiy ev deniK law f '" '«'<"''■ 
 
 to as great adu'.iee, as if the I'lapiie had i een .iChially jthat they had the laine tr.aihcrous MinJs wjth tliciii of'''""*"- 
 
 liiipiilwii'ri in tia' Cavern he Ipakc ot ; and hke the) A/«r'i. /■//.', and thij. palfire al in was eitougleto liaec 
 
 Winds, eoii'd have I eeii let out and lajl'd in, at any pcrfwaded hiiii ot u, had theie been no oihei-, gro nds 
 
 time when the KetjxTS pleas'd. j tor luipicioii. While he was at iIk; .Nat hem s Honle, n The crnife 
 
 1 svaii hinted bete.ie, how -".>(/V >' was repreiented to comes a eeriiin M../' ..-.' ■ li„.„i>.. ! y N. me :i' luivn- ' ' ' '""' 
 the;;/^. //.I as a Cmdeder.ue with then MoitiUiienuesj'"!', a proud inlnliiiig Felluw, and oiie i|ir had im-'"'''" 
 ihc,S'.M..,i;'.//.i', aiidihi' by the llv ii linuationsof J'l/- brued lis han.is in the Blood botji ol hi.!^, Jhrntu and 
 ;i'.i'.'"il,r. '/"•''"■'"'■ '^"^ tl.i.^abiilf provok d Mrjjjitn fo tar, that | '>""''''«(■« more than ore . !e \\m a lully Itrona Man, 
 (.lu/.i, he lint to the (Jovctiv. ui to h,ue the Uandah^ing Slave inJ had (jnlragc enoi.gh, ain; k iv it lo well, that he 
 lelign'd to him, and the i.i'.her, becaule being one ot his IvllenM it wonderfully by Jii> ( xi iVagant bi.igs-. of it. 
 own Suhieds, be had a Right to demand, as well as a : I his fawcy Savage euu d not toibear jceung the Ln,i:[h. 
 Power to pi'nilh him j bni ilioy:v;//i.' found, orinadelaiid I'ln.i belorc the lai;a'i,.~ fiee, aiul laughing at 
 loine exeules tor not deliveiini; liiiii up, an.l iho' Pean' ; their weakiiLlsan.l indiiiaann.'.y , l-or (lass h.-; tlicy 
 vas alterwaiils mailc lor liim, \et th's retufal in fine ; never die like Men, but ..i(e Clii.nen, c'IUq, and ma- 
 n.eaUiie loiir'il that I'liree : and the truth on't i^, itjkiiiga pai..el ot foure tiites, wlnn i''ey are iVlottally 
 beu.s hardly worth then while to have KjU the Jeall wounded. But hi did not coiitei.t b.imlelt with this 
 ilegrec of hisbiieiidnuo for the lake of a delignnig Vi!- .Piece of In oleii.:e, ber lakinj; i Pa^prr Ircm aooiit hiS 
 Jam, nlliiwing hiiii to h.ne Ixiii jiilii'.crpreter. Ncek, (wliui Weapon he laa gotten t'roni loinc of the 
 
 N 1 \\ ars coming on, the Colony improv'd tleir tine Enj/^iifl; of */ 'y. w's I'lantati. m; he ; veleiued it t.i the Sa- 
 in ti.idini; widi the /Xii.ai j: They went that Vovage to chem, and afters ar Is made a long .'i;'ei eh acioinpaiinj 
 the .117/. ,;„/ .'J, I'oni which they had been oie-e hin- |Wuh a World of . 'nudeni gtlt'.i'e.s ai.a aChons ; and 
 dieil by the noife of the eouiing of the .V-i/..-,:;/v;;./i-fj, 'twas very e'. idem, that he iireiKle.l not on.y 10 aft'innt 
 and tluir Trade svirh ih.ir People lutiid this time to vc- ICapiain s.--»":j(.', but alio to iit liiui know ilu. 1. de- 
 TScir Trjdc'y !',"-^'' ■'^'' ount. A while after, the (ioveriionr in Per- |ligii'd to do lo. Ihe Captain jnd. ed, tho'lie iimieiliooJ 
 «i.h i.v.ni Ion g'>'ng out upon the difcovery of a pallage within the .the laniitiage in loine iiic .ifuie, set not Will enough to 
 '"■''■"' Shoals ot' C,-,. ( 1./, (which atieinpt pios'd inetlee'tual, make ;enfe ol a tediousSpi e;h ; iiowcMi, ho iindtrltooil 
 
 ^''"" and has ing lonie expcdations of Clorti from the Al.//<:- enou(;ii to make him feiillble what the .Man won u be M, 
 ihhjcis, he went thither ; but a Sicknels had been a- , yet being feartul ot beginning to open a wi.le oreacll, 
 iiii>nglt that People, and hindu<! their Giuniry Aftairs. lie let them ak.iie, and refolv d to lie what they vvou'd 
 'Ihey ionipla;n'd alio 10 the (ioveriiour of the /.i/^'y'.- make ot it ilieiufelve.s. 
 
 that wen leared iiithe I>av hard by tlu in ; of their proid-l Now (as they came alter wards to beiiifoini d ■ H'.iu- The (;..[••■ • 
 Ncwp .iir « if'g al out, and Ite.iling their Corn. Thel'e we mult, iv.ow/rr's Speech to theS.Knem was to tl;ise:tiCt: That li < Mi^Hauw ' 
 li.' know Were a little rianiation by thonilelvis, lately eonie I the M.:J].ul'i.J.ti had foiineiiy delit;:i'u to deltioy the '? ''"^*' 
 )ser, iijion one Mr.(IW''"S account, and seho thoiightj /wy.i/^Colony plaiiieU hy iheni 111 ilie B.iy, but tiicy 
 
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 lit to Seat themlehes in this place. Ihey fpent and 
 fpuiigd upon the' Colony at I'.Jwiiiir, and lobb'il the 
 Savages too ; and whiili was woiit ol all, they had en- 
 icr'd into a (oitof a I'.irtneilhip, as to lomc |X)iiiisol 
 Irade, w.tli them ol J'/.wii;/!/ Town, whuh leemV. to 
 give th-iii Paitiicrs lliaies alfo in the leandal of the abu- 
 leS and iiiielie" < llcr'd to the liidi.tin. IheCrnernuur 
 to.ind there u.;u no good to be done here, thole new 
 
 conlider'd, that il they did tliaf, tluy i.uK; cut off them 
 at PiDiioiith too, or elle they lli..iuu Jie expos d to a Ic- 
 vere resenge. But then hnding thenilVUes not ftrone 
 enough to carry on bothtli fe i'eligii\ t.iey eiidi uoiir'U 
 to engage their Nei!.;ii'L)ouis aliiiiaiiee, and eame now to 
 belpeak hini to u yn wi'li the oiher Saelieir- round a- 
 I'out, who were rclol\"d lud / ilieir u molt towards the 
 I'.xiiipaiK n eif the />•.//.. farther he tcld hm-. I'har 
 
 Planteis having indeed iiuite fpoil'd the Irade both toi , finee Captain .Vr.o/./.// w.t thus luekiiv f.illcn into iheir 
 
 CJoniaid I mis, j;;viiig as miilifoi a Qi 1.1 ft of Con 
 a> the P .'/. '/ 1 .1' J I .s'll to give lor a | ood Heaver-.skin ; 
 fo that he returiiM iniotlie lOitoniof the Ua\ of Cti. 
 I ..■', to a plaec call'ii ,V./i/ /, vs here the Sai hem us'd ihe 
 (•overnour ■ cry k noK , and fiiinilli'd hiiii with S or lo 
 Hotheads of Corn am! Be ins. Tliel.ime ilagethey met 
 with at .iMrfiic/'oy/, together with a good q'lantity of 
 Corn. And tis cbfcri al'K-, that iciiig undei a ne (iity 
 L'l leaving a (oiilidcrab.e Sto.k of Coin, wlmh the\ had 
 1 oiii'ht lieie, behind vhcni one Winter, at then leturn 
 
 hands, tluy I light 1101 tollip the oppi.rtiinity, but make 
 hini and his Men ihetlill Lx.nnples. .'\uer li.is Meilage, 
 .'/ '. .'(.CiiH.:/ svas inightilv carels'd bv the Saeh, in, and 
 there was a maniUU dirieniiee between his bntertrn- 
 meni and the Captain». 1 h:> sva.s a pi.iin Ue. .aiaiioii 
 ot I'.i.i .Mind, and iw is as niu.h as to t,ii that he was re- 
 I'olveil to |oyn in the Conledeiai.''. ai'uinit rhc h-vUifh, 
 The Capiaii. calily law the d.ithienee n ade bitween 
 ,^' ii'/ii// J andh.u.ielf, bi.c boss c\ cT digelted mat, as 
 IS ihcv did iioi Come to ot. • 1 extiemiiics. Now 
 
 to teteli It they lolind It perfectly untoueli'd. and not Ithe number of iMei he i.a.i wiih li 1I1 isas v. . . in. inli- 
 ciilv lo, but well geardee and pielei I ed b\ tlic /'..:'.'<.' ; lilerable, tiies we'e net aitove t>in ai wheieet 'mic |ia|f 
 1.* .1 an awe had liiey ot the Li.^iji:, and fo reaJii) did [svas with tlu Shallop, and the other alliurc with luin ; 
 
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 , 1 1 hi') i!ul lui! iljti' ro ci'mc (ooprii \i<i!cn>c tlvi' he M'lJ'io'ifcn, liow m.mv at tlu-Sj>hcm« tiny hail iluwii 
 lal |i>ti'w, ,iii>< 'Am: (,tpi.iiii h.iv iii^ gm jll hi^tCurn rcu )iii, aiul ului .ipph. Jtioihthcy hai mailr lo him to y yii 
 kiy, iiM.le till- /i/'.ii./ vjriy II ilnwn i<i tin- Shallop, .i|-'>viili iluiii uxt. Hut wiilial, he carnoltly .ni>i»ilihc 
 
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 "rJ;iii< w their pririmfi, aiul lo cniir utl ilcjr. A' 
 thistiiiie llii'iv w.tj .1 iui(al'!( Kalul Uii ii</i i<i nl (.'.r,> - 
 Cpi) very iiffiiiniii .li'out ilu- Capi'iii, ami wmiM iifid* 
 hi'l,< him in fit'tMiiv; Ills Coin atx^artl, an>l ili iii){ cilur 
 pnce> ot'SiTMCc, aim >lk whiiliiThi' won, I or iin. He 
 hu>l him .» ,|iiaim.^l liuiio tiiiu' wuli the '■'•,!;''/'', aii^l 
 now U-iiin ;^i)t iiuii ihf l'Jw,"».«{>pear J iiioic lOiiriciuis 
 ami itili^t'iit to p'e.iU' tluii ever ; Init hit [rue lUliy'ii w is 
 tn kill Captain V/.r^ d//', aivl hciiig to lie aiii(iiii;U ilic 
 /;"i! /'''hit Niplit, (remiis.l the Saihrni ih.u ho e.iu'.i 
 ■Stall hull bet'oie till V pa'tnl, anil iIkii his Men iiiiglii 
 t'.ill iipiiii the relt 111 ilii- e iiipaiiy. But as it till uiir, 
 «h.it Si^'ht tlieC.ipt.iiii iM'.M not fleip. .iiid ilul iiithiMf, 
 hilt tn II to aril ho (i-iil loniittiiies vv.ilk aNuu liv thr 
 Fne-iiili-^ all Ni^'ht long ; lo that thr A(l',illi(i.ite t.iil',: 
 
 '•'i;; /■ '"" '" wait till the Mrj) n inlrt: bri^Vn w itli tluin, 
 hut 111 I'lpni lint tlieiiifelvi's, anil riii'ihi'm all nil ; 
 uthiiwif,', 41 liny fiMt'J thcin iip<iii thuU- I'rimiples ot 
 teniiuticN lli.ii the) iuil hitherto itoiir, the woiul liiiie 
 •;aiiii'[o repent It heri alt. T. With iiiHiute tllallk^, aiul 
 'rilli Jiliirinusot'triu lovetoihe ''?/'', they iliparte I 
 troiii .»' r/.-/. i/'iTown, ill eiinpany with ("././■ imh/ the 
 "i.Khiiii ol Ml rifiiji, HhiifntirMinMthcniai liisHoiile. 
 I 111* witi (iittot'aii iinrettleil il not a hollow -liearteil, 
 I'liiiiil ..( the /./<i;r /!• i liowfvir, he eii'iitiiiu! ihiiiui- 
 ^I'ly, iiik! ilirmils'il them wiiliout any wrniic, tlio' 
 Ml. . / /(.'/ i» and ll.ll.imofk boih had been employ J in 
 a S. nui- apainit hiiii. 
 
 At ili.-ir ritiirn home, llic Aflair of ihe ■V.ylJ'.ul-ufri- 
 y''ii\ wj. laktn inio publiik ei iiliiliraiinn, anil liiui' 
 
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 oHii. piir|Kil'e. 'ihe next il.iy the Wiiul fi ruiiK, ihcv i 'he I'vuiiiui's ihat prov'il that blixiily ami barbarniis 
 fair il bai k tor ('i.'(«w'', ;iinl ihn'fd./i.in with thtin, «h.i | Delinn wire to iiuiu ami lo tliar. th.it thire was no 
 wou'il tain liaie piilwaileil the Captain to hill (tore til """11 l'>r doubt ol it, it was ileiirmiiiil C'apt. V'.in./y/i 
 a eertain I'l.iie along with hnii, wiurc he had a.s lie 'hou'd po and prevent ibein. Matters were now nine 
 prrtemleil; l.ir(;e Stores ot' Com lo t'lirnilli him with ;'" 'hat pals with the /i;"y'' i r;/;/.'.>,'s I'.'antation, iliat 
 and (apt. S' in.l Jh, mI.o riilpci'hil iiothint> ol' Ins lua- ''ley lon'd hardly live thet' tlir the lontimal Violeiues 
 eh(r), u-ou'd have ail oiiipany'd l.ini thitlier, but I'm- 1 •'"'il Intuits ot ijie /n.iii»/ ; they wim'd loiiie and i;ike 
 vilciiie im- ented it, an-'. :he Wind turning finMtuly 'het I'lninioiis out ot'their \ery Tort, .iiidcit it bi liie 
 about, (sT^pd them to lay alide tlioli- ilioii|>|iis, and Ilul 'hen l.ues, and it' any body fjioke a Word to gamfay 
 hoiiir. Thii* tl f Iciond I'loi w as I aitjled too, and ilie 'I'eiii they won d draw their Knive.s and hold 'neiii to 
 I ife of a btavc Mm hapi ily Ipar'd. In the inteiiiii that i'''eii Hnalts. Inlhort, they were In a very iinlerable 
 (.ipt.S i/i./y(j w.is at A/i'/'".rf, News rame to /'.;)«»i,(/' 'Oiiditinn. and eon'd not polhbjy hold out bttweiii 
 that .W.i(/,i/ I/, their I Vd Fi lend and Allie, was very like want i.t I'loiilions and ot StiniKih) niiih longer. It 
 lo dii , \vhi> h was no Oi all triribic to the uhole Plaiita- '""" '•<•' "Wn'd, that their own L/npilt iieuin int of the 
 ton, fur thev had always louiid Imii pune'hial, |ull and ''•'""" broiiyhi all tliele Mileties upon ihiiii, ar.d thiy 
 liiiieie in all Ins Ircatii's and Dealings with them. Now weie fo tar troni beini« not amllaiy to then own Mil- 
 tiiue tivas the I nftoin ainoi'gll the /»/./i tro, when anv hiriuiin, that it the aava^es had em-iuted their I)elii>ii 
 ir.jJc 10 ami ''''I'e' lally a urea! M.in ot a Saihcni) arc In k, K r all th.i: "P^" 'hem, it triiM li.ive been allowd ehc> had reeeiv'd 
 'pioleis a liiendiiiip I' r them to fend to vilit them, the ^'"' i" Jult rei-ompeiKC. 
 
 iiivnniiiintdntrniiii'd to pay that Civility to ,M;yy,i/>/^ Howcirr, lime they had plotted to carry their rr- 
 and ,\li. 11 («/?«.» taiconipai led with the tniliv hi.l:.i)i venge lo tar, aiul to dellroy the innoietit with the j'uilti, 
 llhiiin.k, and one /.»)■/ //-"/.iw more) was difpatili'd to Mallaire them at i'//<«c/(P' ai well as tlicoilier'^, 'twas 
 upon that Hiraild. By the Wav they had News tiiat i)ie ''"' realonable li;r the /•',!;.'•/'" 'd attempt lonittliiii; lu 
 |;o<>d Pniii-e A/.i'/rt/ >; was dead, (whish ha.l alnioll 'heif own Utlenre. Aid they ecniluded it ihe bill way 
 fpoild their |oiirney) but lonliderinp ihe uncertainty of '" .K" m ^ "'k in Im h a n anner, th.it ilie \i,<ii,ini might 
 Rcpcr J at a diltaiue, they went on. i"'" haveany trighifd alarm i<iiin them, aijd fo tly ,ind 
 
 But Hobl'.im. i:k. biirlt out into a bitter I.amcntatinn, hide iheiiilehrs from their jult indipjiitu n ; I. iit rather, 
 for the fuppoled death of liis beloved I orJ d\\^ Mailer : feei"|; no lij^ns of a.ny mipendirgSiorm. iright bo l<li 
 He went oil I rying, >lren vemmli, S.tf/inui, Sc-i womi-ln to iheir lull libeity, and lo dileover ihcnifehes will) the 
 'irf^f.nmt. My Savlum, my Saehem, many hav- 1 known, mi'ie plamiul?. For this rcalon. Cap'. S/.-h./ /A' took no 
 but nevei .my like thee. Then he woud turn to more than 8 Men ot whuli /(.;//<:»/,.<; was ene) along 
 Mr. (f.>;'-''ir, and run into a long hn.ingiie upon the with liini ; hut whailoeier other .iiJtion was forlorn at 
 Hraifes of his M.Ker, and li,l hnn depend upon it, that ''"^ '"' e. ''e hid poliineC'rdcrs lo bring the Head of 
 he Ih'ui'd never lind any othei I'l.iif.n' I'o ]ult aiidHoncIt, '''■" daring Savage// '.imwm.ti along svith hi.ii at h s le- 
 and Cood as he. However, when ilie> came to p.,,/; j. turn. Ikioi; eome to the I'laiiiation among tjie A/.i,/. . 
 >.'';i'iJ;, they wue lurpnz'd with the |Oifiil tidinps of his ■"'/••", he lound ihe People earelellv dil'peis'd 'p and 
 being yet alive, tho" in a tondilion in whuh hisldl- was down theCountry, like Men that neither knew noi 
 not long to be expected. He had nut iiiiitc hit hisSrn- ,''•"'' ^ny dargcr ; they had neiiher Swi rds nor liinis 
 fcs, only Ills light wa« com-, when M'. ;/'./../' n'lanie to aiiioniilt tlitm, and they li tier'd the Cuiilii.ai /.■./ .im 
 Ins Bed-lide, and I loN amc\ k tell ni> h.tn there was his '" hulgc and live together with thiin, as if they had 
 gooil Frund (f (''i//oir, he put out hi' llan.l, aiul faintli 'een the.r Fiicnds and Countiymen. But vslien the 
 repeated thole words, K.crii /(n./'.Mr, that is, .hi tion Captain told iluiii their danger, and the horrid delipii 
 Witillow ? for they can't pronounce the I ettcr /, but al- e.' the Inji.ini to minder ihem all, then they cou'd ic- 
 ways life »i in the room of ii lowhiili Mr. /I'./.'^ou' I'lee'l ii| on lortiur palfapes, and lind out h nie grr uiids 
 repl)ing, /liJe, Yi-s, he leturnd, M.i:i.i >;-;»/ wojn/. .t/w ot f I picion that al was not as it tliiu'd be, and that 
 n.Miini til/ijw.vc; that is, 'J.' Winllow, J //.-.itf «,-:,•>/;•?! there was lome wicked dellgn in hand. 'Tis llrarge to 
 thee r.^.vii. And the truth oii't is, the nolle and b Itle 'hink what rli.fe Men had done with thiirSenles all this 
 
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 molf without a difteinncr ; fot being mightily belov d 
 aaiongft the InAii-.m for nis Venues theie was a vail con- 
 courle of Vilitants about his Houfe and Chamlicr Se- 
 veral of thefc were at their Chann- .ind liuaiitations for 
 his recovery ; that is, making loud nodes and cl.imours, 
 and dirturbing the Sick Man inlteadof doing him good 
 itelidei, there were or >J Women ciiipl oy'd to chafe 
 his .^rins and I cgs, in order to the keeping of the natu- 
 ral heat in them ; and what with the gibble-gabble of 
 
 while, that People imili rome fiom another Country to 
 tell them that their next Neighbours were about to cut 
 their 1 hroati. .And niolk cert.iinly, the very realon 
 why they were not all difpatih d (every Man of tlieiul 
 before that tin e, was becaufc the I'l.ii.i'n were rot in a 
 capacity to prevent the revenge that was iii be expeetod 
 troni P/i"i'«//' lown ; that is, to murder them as well 
 as the rert. Captain Si-rinjif,: cndeaviur'd to conceal liu 
 refentmcnts and dclign from the h.iiiitni as iiuicli as was 
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 Vifircrs de larc that their Heads were diftempei'd. .>V/- \ Countrymen. Now befides the hcdoring Savage IVru- 
 filty: yielded to all thefc Ceremonies and CuHoms of his ir.uw.if before mention'd. there was alio ancther an-oiig 
 Country, but in fpifht of all the Means, concluded the Aliy/'if/w./r// whnfc Name was /vjjjuw, as bold and 
 
 lunilclf a dead Man. But Mr. tr.n/W comforted him 
 in the bed manner he cou'd, «nd began to adt the part 
 ot a Phylician towards him, admmiltring fi-nne Cordial 
 
 inlolent a Fellow as the other, an J of as iniu h courage 
 and ftrengih ; and thefc two were Champions that ihiy 
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 which he brought tioni Ciw /<// , and found that they jinn one day with lli'l.inwik, difiover'd that the dclign 
 were n't without their I'licccfs. This encouraj;d him to ot' ilieir coming was very well known amnngit the M.ij- 
 I'OT n 111 his praiifice, and the fucccfs ftill attending the I nuujui. H'c <;'.■. » (lays he) f/.i/(V;'/<fi/iSfani!ilh ii unit 
 cndeaio'ir, til.- itfuc was, that in a few days tune the 'o /;•// I'l n.'', ji.i nil i.tm ii ,tl we k_i,i w ii, hi.t icn hin, 
 Patient was fo taf revuver'd, as to lie out ot d.inger of l-ie^r, luiilf rtill we n,ti Jtrry fnm Inn j Ici I im ir^iti ,u 
 dying this bout. Bir 'tis hardly to be exprcfs'd \\qvi \froi a' le lUiei, ieflnH mi Li/ne i fan iti Kt.rnr.'C!, Not 
 kiudiy he took th s Vilit froii, the Ln^ljh ; to make IwithUanding ihis iawcy Challenge, theCapt.Tin lit hini 
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 tij'f.rmniiy. Bi't ihii r.imc lliortly afdi, lur the twn 
 HnltoM Ik-iiih nni- <lav aiitonfin thr /.xij/i/bpUMng ihcir 
 I i(!« I'rankn, as they uil to Jn, • I'lm/ir bri)()(\l of 
 till' i(> 0(|nff% nf thi Ktiifo hr li.nl n lii\hiiid, ii|ioii ihc 
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 I'X'dy aihl lur[«,ir,.ii» ■"■'*"••'" 
 
 'li.it ili.ro vva, „y 
 riMiiiM fai t. \/.,„.l.jh 
 Ur.4 were tinw I'l m, Miir.,i.:, 
 ""■ » I'.'aniafiiin, ilnr*-*'' "''" 
 I- ._ontii„.alVi,.|r„ ,.,„"'"' ^-< 
 
 I'l KitiH- a 11,1 t.ilvc 
 '1". .Ilhlcit It |.,tn,i. 
 
 * vVonl to gaiiifay 
 
 |v.s and liol.l then, to 
 
 I" a uiy iiulfral./f 
 
 'i"'d out Lctunii 
 
 "' nil ih lonpcr. |t 
 
 I"" llej|ll;tBt ot" llic 
 I'"" lliiii), arj tlicy 
 fy '"tdiii oui. Ml". 
 ',i;"ite.l,hcirl)dlm, 
 " J tilt) lad recciv'd 
 
 ") larry tlicir rr- "iJ" ".". 
 nit uitli thcfuiltv "■•■'■••"•• 
 
 •"•"lie others, iwa* 
 
 l^iiipi l..iiiitliinp ,u 
 lii'lcl It ,hc l,i(t way 
 lit ilie /,„,;,„„ nil-,,, 
 'Kill, Ji.J fo Jly .„|J 
 WUInti; l.iitraflifr 
 """. iri^hr |,r|(.(, 
 ilicnitM,,., „.„),,,,,. 
 
 'r'-v/,.„,///.,,„„)i„„ 
 
 ;'•'<• was,,,,,.) ,j 
 [inn was forlorn .it 
 t'tiiit; tlie Hia.l of 
 'Villi lii.ii at Irs te- 
 
 '•i"io'.p.lie A;.,//...c,|,H..rn,,; 
 V 'i^lpeLsd ■ p and" fi>. I . >. 
 neither krmv nni ''I'l'" « 
 ^■^vvvrJs ,r,r (;„,„ 
 
 *-ll'il". .11 /,;,/,„„ 
 
 '. « if iluy had 
 '• Biir «lieii tlie 
 
 'fie liorn.l dolin, 
 tini ih.y cmi'd ic- 
 "llt I. MIC (..r mills 
 "■'Ml lie, and that 
 • Ti< (lra(ii.c i„ 
 h'-irSeiilesalJ ,1,:, 
 other Couiiiry to 
 'ere alioni u, jh, 
 
 'lie very nainn 
 y iM.iii of tin,,,) 
 "" Were i.ot i,, a 
 ■' 10 k- expe^'K-d 
 17 tlieiii as wclj 
 td to lotiaal Ilia 
 
 ^^ iiuuli as was 
 difiover'd lunie- 
 c 'fc Jiiiit to his 
 "Siavanc;;-,,'fc- 
 
 Jncthc'r .irroiic,'''" '"'".. 
 
 "«'. auvdd and J:::.""' 
 
 IS 'nii()iroiiraqcH<--<li'r«. 
 npiorij that thiy 
 is I'r.kwoi tallt- 
 thar the dellj;,| 
 ii'iglt the A/.,y- 
 ^tandilh isceme 
 
 l':.t fcti hi,,, 
 'ct hm ir^in j, 
 
 f»if-'. Not- 
 ■•ipr.-'iii In hi,i, 
 ieirKi!i\,-s hf 
 
 I hen, ma'U iHin, l/jAiidi) ii /h'l /ir, 4(11/ h i«' h " 
 y/ '■. fi/ .11 </ J I "III, ilo' v>itliot,i]i<e\kjif: 1 voiii, 
 
 V k >i /all'i(wl)M wa- aMani f a very larre Stanire) 
 t'l.' OillTn •'"iiiK'" fit '" P'l' '"'' |ert upon ihc Capiam, who was 
 lilt of a fiiLill oik; . / « (f:iy»lic toCaptii'i yinmi /hj il'"' 
 It ^if,u C.tilitii:, irt 1 11 Hit Im /■ link Ktm ; .(«./ /, iIk' 
 i III/ w Sic! till, if dm 1 M-ii ff ^ ,m/ Sireiij^ili muHrii - 
 1,1;;". Thu w;n .1 ) leity mulliijil,le way of callmn a 
 Man Coward ; ' >v. ver, tlicCapeaiii did not tiiank liiiii 
 I 1- ilir Swane ( oiipl.-mcnr till the next day. Hut then 
 I1.H.111; tliclctwo Fell.iwj, with two more <4 their (iaiij; 
 III company, niio of whuh svas .1 Brother of ll'ituwi- 
 ii.-ii, and Villain like, trod exaiHy in hij Steps ; and 
 liiviiu; |n(t the lime number of his own Men with Inni, 
 he ('.ue the .Signal to have the Door llmt lalt where they 
 Were, and to lieiiij; in a Rncni Iv rluinf Ives, and an 
 cqiul Match for mimlxr on loth li.li'. there eou'd 1 e nf' 
 li> Wm»i h.iil play. lhe(.a|rain himfelf I eitaii v, ith P\l^!nri, 
 aii'l alter a vail deal of fltun«liiii', (;.n him down, and 
 lilt his Throat with his lonp Kniie The /;>,^////.i«.iii 
 that foueht with U'iivvtniimt kili'd hini 100, and In did 
 ih'- third Ills Man ; only (f ViHnr/im.ir t Oi'thcr waii taken 
 ■•iue, and pieterr'd 10 a pair of fiallows afterwards. It'i 
 imredible how many ss'ounds and (labs rhofc two vali- 
 .'iiitS.ivagrs reiKiv'il before they died ; how they flrufspl'd 
 .'irid catUi'd at the Weapons to the sery latt breath, and 
 dud wiihoiu any unmanly iK)ife« or flgns of fear. The 
 
 iNiii l>jr 
 
 Cjpr, S'» 
 il'lh ir.i h 
 M.n. 
 
 laptuin hiving done thif hai deft pice nf the Work, 
 went prefeiitly away to do the cafier; that u, tnruuithe 
 rcH ot the ;«,/;<t«/ that were banded luyeihtr in Irvctal 
 pl.icei. .Some he and his Men ait III)', «'ii I another Gim- 
 pany of the hninjh of rhat I'laiitat on lirll iipi.n more of 
 ihcm ; and had nut (oiiie ilur il'iap'd rivi m 'sariiiiif! to 
 'he red, the M.illiKlm/tii hid thai tunc liin I'.revv. I\ li- 
 iiiiniih'd in their nmtilier. flu- tlitn. w.. , at liftntli a :ii r J' 
 Hoai brjd\ nf /« /.im g,it togetlu r, and thr> had ,0111 >K-iX,* " 
 eilounh to c»ii c and iiuti ilie C.'pi.i n . n.l li s Mm 111 ' *"'" 
 'he open field i liiit lliai heat Was. |iiul»l\ >.iy|d, and 
 'hey rem d behind the Tieis, wlirre i|,l\ lt(n,J, in' 
 loiiictimci iho', and I. metinKj I'uilded, an I (ii v 11,^ 
 l:>ii>hth lend I anjMiage, tieVLt dill,'- tu Iciv'e tlioK 
 woo-Jdy (he Iters. The (Jjptain i.il d to ilie Sa h>'m to 
 loinc i-nd demie the ComroMrfiL by liimbCniliat bc- 
 tweenthem two. hut he ui id pet m) anlw, r i . ir, Lut 
 Arrim- and ill Words. Thele W m; J f, ,r.,(. tliey it- 
 tnrii'd ha. k to /'.m )./. Tuvn, \s|i. r'th. (.'jj tain w,i» 
 r ceiv'd with a ([teat deal id" Joy and In iiiih, andK,- 
 fuw.itnii'a Head was fet np ii|..)m the bt it It is ror call- T'l''"" ■ 
 ly eoni iivM « hai .1 t< rror tin., rxeriifi<,n d,jiie npr n i\ie'^',j" '' 
 A/.-yr. ,len (trmk in then Hot ihel'luti. rMo,,nd aln,m ; "" 
 they lorlijok thiir Houfes, and lan tu .ii,d tro in the 
 Woods l;ke diltraited Peoi'le, 1 eiiic loiitiiin.illy iii'i.rd 
 that till lidi reven^e of the /•;•.,; // purlucd them in all 
 I'Llcs. Not long alur alfo, fevnalof tliofc nnl^nant 
 Sailirms i|t,d. and lett liic l.ni;../'r cither none, or (.t 
 lend) lei's viriilciit rniinies m ilun roMi,. And iiosv it 
 m.iyl'cla'd, rhat ife rUnt.iii. 1 I.pntr tlmn il fnie- 
 thinp eonlidcrably, hasnir, Klu.ts fli. bledinvw ( (H.a. 
 ven in good Corn and I iiiit Seat'ouj, thr I .1. /magt- 
 ments ofo J / v^i.ixd in freil .Su; il.ci tiom ihct,, 0. 
 
 Our Auihors'go ni; (.irth'r w. h ilu H.i' uiy of the 
 Colony and thcit AH'air fo tliar «•■ Oiall I'lelnak 
 off the ihre.id of thisDd.ourll, a.id.iirir i.^M ,i- ,,f the 
 Country and People, whete, and amuiigd whjui, they 
 wfic leat'il 
 
 H A 
 
 P. XXX. 
 
 yfti jficoimt of New-England, tfith the Adannen and 
 Cujloms of the Natives. 
 
 Uml: 
 luppn,' 
 •I'.r.l 
 
 HJ.JHlt 
 
 The :, 
 M .1. 
 
 Tit It 
 ill-- /■.!■ 
 
 Sfeit 
 
 T'^ili'. Countrv fwiiaicvertnc Iji^l'f.' fay of if) the 
 Na.nes believe to be an lllaii.l, and go to tat as 
 to tell ilie scry Nami- of that Inlet of the Sea 
 that i arts it from the Main I ami of /'i>^.<;/<;. This Iii- 
 1' t ihey lall .fv .-i;;;™!, and lotiftamly afiirtn that the 
 l.'i^ i'- ind Dind' p.di that way between the two Coiin- 
 II le-, and drin e a i>reat Trade there. For ihe contirina- 
 tioii of thi-- Opinion of the Names, it is alledfed that 
 they h.id no knowledge of the ncighloiirinp Country ot 
 / 'X"".', the' It be nor above 15 o I.cigiies from them jl 
 tliat they never heard of /' -rlrJAii the prcat Prince of 
 ihiifc f'aits, nor knew nothing of the l'.»t_lijh Plantation 
 there, till they were inf .rm'd nf it. And the reafun of 
 this was Uii'posd to hi', be.aute foiiie Waters ((ikIi as 
 till y coii'd not pals in their Canoes lay between ihcni 
 and that Coiinuy. lii.t they iniilt be credulous enough, 
 il'.at mil leci Hi thele thmi'^ j^ Ar('umenn to prove \frr- 
 /■:< ;;/.Ti)r.' .in Idaiid Pcrhaps aii\ great Lake they cam 
 hii.l ihe enil of, they call a .Sea ; at lead thole that did 
 iv^r iinderltar.d their 1 angnai;e svcll might think (o. 
 .'l.AViM.r, 11 the i'.ngHJh have iver travcll'd by Land 
 troir /V :; «i,i to iVnr-Ei/j;'/!!...', 'twill be as much as ;s 
 needful ro p' It an cud to this dilpute. bof the tciiiper 
 el' 'he Air and llie Seafnns, Ncn- ;•.■»;:;'•;>!./ difters very lit- 
 tle Ironi 01 1, at lead that part where iheFlantation was 
 lix'd : alilio' 111 the latitude ot 4; det; one won d expeCf 
 that from this nearer pofition to the l.itie, it Ihoud be 
 miiih h itif here than 111 (■> .;.',ih,/, \i't l'X"erieiKe (hews 
 th'- C'liiirary, "r if there be any dirt'i renc us next to in- 
 fjft, dileernbli". On the oiiicr hanl. rle Winters .in thought 
 to be bo-.h ioi I'.r and (Ijirper than in O ,/ Kni; n" '. and 
 Cold more pierciin;, an.l the ^rod^ mi re feverc. Hut this 
 iJi;i, iei:i.e, which is loiiiiar. lowl.at (ly "'d foil w, if 
 One tonliiict d meerly the lituation of place? upon the 
 
 Glole, is not a Phxmmicnon peculiar to iNVir.t'._.;'.i«i, 
 but IS oblervabic in other I'ans i.f i;k- World. 
 
 As for the n.iiurcof the .Soil, here is Sand, Cji avcl, ,,;] „„!. 
 Clay as I'.'-od as any in the World, excellent for I'ots.tmi Cl.y. 
 and that wid walh as uell as any Soi,'. There is aifo 
 gnat ftore ot Sione, tho' not lo ikne and hard as in 
 many other Countries. Tin- Pr.)dii^tiofthe Country as 
 t.) Plants, Fruits, C-tini and Anm a' , are lii luucli the 
 fame with thofc of /'.'-/m i, ami th n. ii;hb<iiiring Parts, 
 that they need not be ,i|lowd 1 piitit '..\r d.fcriirion. 
 
 J he main dimmodititi tor Trade .ir'; biilt .i:id I-iirr«,lr»Jt. 
 ot boih which ihere 1.1 lucli rlent' , and fo goo,!, that if 
 great profit upon thar fiore be to oe expeiitid ironi any 
 Corntry, 'tis from hence. 
 
 The Natiiciarc not fo grodv ignorant of a SupieniCi'^''V'" '"■. 
 
 * I ■ L t L r I I , lie! ot J G Jw . 
 
 /Mmiphty teiiii; nerc, as they (vein to be 111 many other 
 Paitsof the World : Fc r as they have a Notion of Icvc- 
 ral Divine Posvers. lo they conceive if (no Snperiour to 
 all the red, and that created all tWn?,s. This Power rhcy 
 tall \.',/'/,i« ; and thei lay farther, Tha- he made at 
 hrit one Man and one Woman, lion; whom def.eiided 
 all the Nations of the I'arili, b';r how they came to Ix 
 lo fcattcr'd .ibout, niid difpersd into Counnies (o remote 
 from one am thcr, they can' tell. 1 hey believe this 
 Power to be good, and pay a 1011 ni a^ knowledcincnt to 
 Ikiii tor I'lenn, ViOtory, or other Beneliis rcce.v d. HisT'inr 
 H.ibitation ihey lay lies Weftward in tlu- Heavens, and •" '■t'"' »! 
 all fcKiil Men when th,y oie go thither, where tlieylji",^"" 
 meet all their Friends, and have then nil if all m.iiinct 
 of P.eafures. As forbad Men, vshen ihey die they go 
 t.i \. .'.v;-Habiiation ton, .indknock.it the dOLvr, but 
 they have no imlwer trom him biiti^.n . t, that is, walk 
 away : ind (o they wander about in redlc's dildiitcnt 
 and penury. This Supreme /<'•■•■' t'l tluy hold to be a 
 X X s T X i Posver 
 
'i ! 
 
 858 
 
 /fn Acoutn of New- England, (re. 
 
 Lib. V. 
 
 Chj 
 
 I ijwi'f »it<.;i. tiar invil'.'. I, stul nm .11 y oi li-c l'ri''l'«|'hfy lU'lcrVf to Iw, but wiU- jml ilcvuui M«n. ArJ'm 
 
 THrif •>• 
 ••>iin( V ihc 
 f>i tilt 
 •r «*nrK • > 
 
 Hi' i<«'ii- 
 
 r»»iiM. 
 
 Mfthnil of 
 
 Sck. 
 
 Tlw Trifki 
 
 at ih** 
 
 il'cmlVSe* tver prr(i'n>l l>) li.i<c fern hini at any in 
 JJuc thoy (Uikl ill more awr i,t' .itioihcr P.wrr. \*hivlil 
 inrviili ll'vimtk", »ii>lo If /■'<Wt//'i«,»i ihcl)cMl> ' 1 1' 
 lohiin ihcy nuke ilicit apflK'att.n fiir ilic ciiri- ol' ili 
 ttcinprri, jn.l he I '»\\tt tvit 'at ilKy ilKriii,' 1 1 nwki 
 «civ tntiuiMH »f\\ lijiicM to llirm i fniiittmiri ni oiu 
 loirfi, iikt liimciimis ill atviiht'r, likcaMaii, 1 IKcr 
 an Ea)tl(, Imt mud . oinmonly m ilic lorm of .1 Snikc. 
 To ki- hint It an Horn nr that ihoy la vullh sinbiiio"? 
 iif ( lio^evtr, 'in .oiiliriM only rp' 11 tholi'il tin' Ihm- 
 liT fnit, iiiitl ihc nuaiKT Tott it" PrO|'lr, .n iiukIi a< ilic\ 
 Jonxl'orf'r, h.ivi- fi.ine jiiv iil' Ills Viliii. Ilir the mil 
 iliiil ol If, thilc I cttcr Curt 1 f IVopIc, in « li' ni //«/'/..•- 
 mtk. 11 ihiu kiihl, iif tlif l'o«jh» orPncO*, .mil t Ik 
 Paimli'or C ounli'll'ir* ol Siaictoilif .Sailuirt , ihit is 
 Men I'C Inirittiio an.l IHiipn, ihat love i" i(i<vi'rn ami 
 kwptlic I'coplt 111 awo jUmi ihi-ni Anil aiionliiig to 
 the aocoii, •our I'.i g jh givt of the Ntatur, ihi- ut) 
 Nntinn 1 t iliit llii :nu:k,i< was pm into the I'lopliN 
 Hi «il» by till. I'owahi i ami rlie Iniljnolt ot tiMkinp, liiin, 
 and not K'll'i-i", (wh'iii iluy Kliivc to W all i;roilj 
 thiifnirit I'hy(iiun, '< ■■m% to have bceticminly tliiDi- 
 \iic('t till I'o (ti«. liKicMiil) Cheats. Ciicniay piiiKat 
 iheOriL'inal .mil wli> It Ntitiigriiiciit ol' the lm)olhiri-, 
 by this paiiieiiljr part if it Wliena Man liejl'ck of 
 
 lui h a iiurirr ol reputation to be open hat ile. I in this 
 ule, thai till In.i. 1)11 about luimomi- lowii tulil (lie '",((- 
 /*', they wilhil their ,Sai hems wou'il appoint the like 
 ^a.■tlllM■^ anil nijll tlicm too. I limi lurt.mriliey^van- 
 'ej to be rill ol 'hi If HmMIioIiI Hull, or were lo over 
 iMinhciiJ th.it till V I oii'il not tell what 10 iln with 11 , 
 Imt tliole that look into iheir Hmiii'j will liiid it oiher- 
 wiic. 
 
 1 1 • Panufi', or Co'infillon to the Sulieirj, arr not Tii* l'ii.»'r 
 only the wiiell aiiJ moll ^m.r.iiteou* Mm that can lie'ijH" i" 
 lIiHul, but p.enerall\ ol ibc laij;rlk l!/o mo. The Vi- '|.',ii„'^.'' 
 ihcnn nrier make War, or iniJirtake any wti(;hiy Lu ilm .u 1 
 iiiiels. without thiir AiKi^-i i ami when the Arnin"; '•""J" 
 iiianli thile Men arc aluayi the uiiniiili.itP (Iiard of 
 their IVtfons. T.i keep rp fo biiiourable an Oiiler aa 
 thoPanierr are clUeinM to be aii uni(0 all tin lr,.ii.im^ 
 they ihiifcoiit the likiheft and moH pruiiiil'rg Bo^^, .ind 
 nam tlr.ni 1 p with alMiiu'anee ol tire, at. I In the Ub- 
 lirvanonil pci ulm Kites aiulCnllon t. 'In not a In- 
 lie h.inllli i> iheli- lioyi ijo through vinleihey .lie I'lu'er 
 ihi> Uilliple i ihiy .liillaiii Iroiii alli .rrnuMeail, ilrinic 
 the |iiue' ol bittirlki! jtillihey are leaJv to f| iii ihciii- 
 (lUesto death ; tl: ) aie I 'at over the l.e^'. .ii.d Slrna 
 «i(hSiii.k», ami made to iiiii throti^^h prukly Wi ihea 
 
 III 
 
 hi c*! ' 
 
 4..I.V 
 
 Wt.ii ihey 
 
 irn>.."i:.k 
 
 or' L.^ii 
 *\fttCei. 
 
 
 and Hraii.ble', to render them I. .oily, 10 inure thun lu 
 Ionic (•rii'Vuiu dillcrT'per, the Posvah fwho 11 the bhuk ' Pan and labour, jnj ^^^ tiny f.iy) to iinkr them the 
 Pijwei'i Annii and Offiecrj i , mej to do the gootl Work niore .ici epiabie tu ii fttmoi kf, Fot iwai hii ted before, 
 ot Hiring; liini. The adtii;milrition i« nothinft ellc but that ihelr Pannfe arc f me tl" iliuii to whom the li.duins 
 ^n liieantation i the I'tielt howli, I'rreanu, lirgj, ial>- 'affirm he ni.ike«\ en ItciiinT.t \ i(it>, tlior.r <;»/ lyV, in 
 bet^, miitten. niakej hurrld lacev aiKllooliia!«iig};ly as' all their C'onverl'.iiiom with thciii, ne\i.- h.ul the luik 
 liil'.iirD.I:j> hii.'ilelf. He hat a ihoufaikl antiek triekt of coiiiinn tu any ol thiir Houfej whin lie w.is tlicie, 
 and podures over the dilialed Man, who all the while But this feenn pittiy certain of thefe Mn , that they dil- 
 the ln\ne;irinii iails, flicws histonfem to it hv fome few rover in all great and dargerous attempu a lloldnels and 
 words dropt c\er now and then, and lumetimes breaks Courage beyond that of the c thet Watrioiirs, and ihe 
 out iiKO a (tra^n ot Mi'liik along with the Powah. And eonimon People hriilv believe them to be alxjve the 
 if there be a wound in the tafr, after the noifes and reach of Swords .ind Dart-, and that no (ordinary Wea- 
 f'olliirrs are ended, he goel tu licking the fame. Rut pons at leall will kill ihem. 
 
 the niilery is, ihat 'tis nt the I'owah that doea this, tho' 1 'I he Government ot the W.ti,' .Saehcins :.s alrrpeiher r. i»"i iro* 
 he teems 10 do It, but 'tis the Snake or the Fagle that lui Hereditary ; and if the bather I'les Utiin tie ^^n oi'ihi'i- 
 iipcnhislhouldtt that doeithc Inilincfj ; that is, (as we Daughter is of Ape to fiiceeed limi, the Mi or is com-'"" 
 arc 10 fuppoie . llMh-wioik." 111 the fliape oflhofe Aiii- untied to the Tuiiion of lonieablc C'oi'nltl!our, who 
 in.ils. This Sprelruiii is invilihlc to all but the Powah Manapes the Affairs of thcC!ountry till the other is tit 
 hiinlcif, who can fee it %ery pbilily iho" none of the rett to take that burden upon his 01 her oivii 1''' iildeis Some 
 cm; and vet they are Inch rools as to believe 'tis there, of thefe Sachenn arc little Triburar< Priiit^s that pay 
 giving the I v' to all their Senfes it once, rather than to Homage, and depend upon lome greater fnis f i IVih 
 the Knave tliat impofcs upon them. Now lor a Man teCkion, witlum wholi: KniwUdge aid l^inl'ent iliiy 
 that has his eyes open, and good om stoo, to be peil'wa- cannot make War nor Alliaiv es. 1 here's none of ihiiii Tilhutn. 
 lied that an Objctt itands before lum when he can fee all but receive a tort of an Annual '1 lil uie iVrm their 
 norhingofit, isnohighn a denial of fcnie, than to I e-. I'eople, whuh is tor the n i ft part fume Baskets of 
 liee thai an ObjeilV which he fees before him is really Corn. Th< le thiy Irinp and 1' t down m order in lon.c 
 not there ; and fonfei|iien;ly, lliou'd an /'..//dn catch one' I lace neat the Siichim's Dwellinp, «liere tlie raiueftf 
 of thel'i wahs in Bed wiih his Wdc, that wou'd 1 e no ftand ready to g ve iheiu thai.ks oiiilie Sa.lmn's bilia'l ; 
 proof a' all of his lie, ng there, tut the Man's eyes may and then goinii .nvay, .-.nd aujuainting liim wiihit, he 
 cheat liiiii one ^vay as well as t'other, and lee what is nit comes nu: hiii d !% and expredis lii.s (.ratitikfe to liis 
 to b" fitt, as well as not fee what is to lie ficn. So that People, by good Words and lome Prcfntv, .Tnd In dif- 
 thcf' Fellow* may lie with all the Women of ihcCoim- I niilics them. New conlidciing the abkluie Dcn.inoi) 
 try, aid be taken n the taC^ toi), and yet never prove ke' of evciy Sachem in his i wnCoitniry, this is but a very 
 the Jcaloiilicof the Husbaii 's. nor ! e call'd gi ilfy ti r r. reafoinble AcKnowledpnicnt, tor iliiir leiiiiiries aie 
 But t" go on sviih their friul'i ; raf>ik-s a lirrle Farther: iluir own Inheritince and IVoperiv ; and if aiy Man lias 
 When thcv i-omcto a liik Man, fhcy pci.crally 'c'l h in cccalion for fo much I and, he i;oes and raken it it the 
 a vi.ry creiiy Story of the Ciiile ^\\.^. Original of his ill- Sachem, who marks him out as n uih as he has reed 
 nvfs. It' thiy f.nd the difVempvr any way b ipefiil and ' tur, .iiid fcts him his Bi i nds. ,•• > that the Sachems are 
 Jikel'/ to be cur'.!, thry tell him tha- Hcib.iti^ixk" li I'.t it In nianv 1 andlords to thc.r Pei pie ; and 'tis but ]ult, 
 for foiri" Cflenie 01 oilier, whi if he ca'Lsupon him in 1 lince there is no luch thing as Money amoi.git tlicin,ihat 
 bis di(lri''<, will ftil) dtford him relief: On the o hi ri ihe Tenants thou'd bring of tic Fruits ot tlieir gn imd 
 lund, 1! the cafe lie defperate, then tlirv fuy that i^i / j !o make con penfation tor the iifc on't. Keiiher do they 
 /-III 's nnerv, and l.iiJ tba- flHii^Von upon the Patient , I'.iy only in Corn, but it aiij Man svithin thi cinipafs 
 •u.d al! Malad es ir.jiii this h-nd thcv afPrm are ince- j< I li.sown land kil saiiy Vmiloii, the better pait thcte- 
 rnble. Tlnis thiy pi" r tlir-ii ,i far worf" N'otioii i f fiod ol goes to ihe Sachem, r r Ion ct nics the Skin 
 AImi;^!i:v than the Devd, whi'' I'.iey make th'' tcrii,er a | T he Sachems generally keep open bloulc tor .ill Stran- 5«hrr-. r«. 
 cri;el and inexorable r.'.'ii;'- 1 ut ropiefeit r'lc latior as! I'ers .-.nd 1 tavellcrj. •^''y lnh People, vsluntlicv pafs'i.i-'il 
 cnetli.itbv Sicrinces a'.il Pravrrs my I appras'd. /'m | rlin.njdi thi it T rrntotics, po thither of courfe, where '"'''""• 
 ovr /•./."'>/•■ n.intirs |nr'.<i!v tell 'n, from tho CunUf-! 'I ey ?!e mtetiaind Bccoidiig tr heij iji ality ; tut the 
 (•ri.s ct'fli.' I:.l:.it;i ti'i iiifelvcf, tbn-. the Wi rllnp rf • v-i I'tm i. .iKsay, as lien a^ ihty ci me, to tell whither 
 f[icl: -tl V. >•■ alnm t V orn O' tamcrpdt :l'o:ii ; and thai tlicy go, and hew ling thev 'iiteiid to (lay. 
 
 Is o Sachi m will take a Wife that IS rot of a Pirth equal Thcr w vn 
 to his; C (.iiciibin.s indff. they ihufe accordiig to ap- '"' Cino- 
 pcti'i aid iancy.ard (ti.k net at the want ot bxtiattion, "" 
 ifothii iliinps pleaii And ibo' they kccpa great ni;ni- 
 icr< ' ibelcWonici ol Pleafure, yet ai! aic li bji ct to 
 the Vile, wh.) IS ii.eSuprenc Go.eniels ot tlietaniily. 
 1 he S' b'cifti tal 1. the lame liberty tuo, ar.d give then 
 Wives the fame prthcmineiicc ; befideswliiih they keep 
 ihiin dur ng life. I ut ii'iu .'Way the Com 1 bmes at plia- 
 fi re. When a W' n an Ic; es a fingle l.ili and I ei 1 nies 
 a Wife, Ihc prel'enily c ts lier hair, and then wears a 
 01 1 lit a Veil upon her Hc:id till her h.ur is pn «ii again, 
 ' he tnv of War is a umeot GcnenI (ical-IXlivery to 
 all Women that are untomlortably Yokd : For if any 
 
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 V •" r'w > ■>.'?' ■.•i!-ii. the in'i'r- 
 
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 voui Men. ArJ 'tn 
 iifiii liariliil III (Ills 
 
 l<'\*|| lolj clll'/>H. 
 
 'It'll «|'r(iiiit ihc like 
 »)il(l,nirilkyM'Jli. 
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 lur 111 fill Willi II ; 
 will liiiil H oihrr- 
 
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 > M. II tliii ran |ir 
 
 >"<■' II o. Tlir Vv 
 
 Ki' any wtijliiy Lii 
 wliii (lie Arnii.s 
 
 iiiiiiiili.ifpCii'jrd oj 
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 "i.K'i all llif Ir.M.wi, 
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 'I'k'i pn.klyPiiht, 
 
 V, to inuri' ill, in tu 
 
 lo iiiikr ilicni i|,e 
 
 twai Im till before, 
 II. whom ilif ;»../„,«, 
 
 tlior;r^>,;; ,/;•,(„ 
 rirti- li'ii till' luilc 
 «hin l;c W.I., [jieie. 
 Mil , that thiy iliC- 
 npu a KoMncis and 
 k'arriDtirs, aiul the 
 
 I 'n I'o aJHji.' ihe 
 n<| ("idinaiyWca- 
 
 ■hcms;s alrrfeihiTc.r.rn.o. 
 liturc tI f .Srn (it "• 'I" '"■ 
 ilicMroris.nm-'''-'" 
 
 Cornltl.'our, ulio 
 
 till ihc (iilit. IS tit 
 
 'II "■' ulilcis Soiiii' 
 "fluffs that (ay 
 
 ■Iter f"i,-, f, , lv„. 
 
 Jul t iiilcnr tliiy 
 
 'III net tiim ||„.|r 
 t fume Ha^kits of 
 
 II 111 iinliT in Idii.c 
 ■^Jitrr till- raiiiifr 
 ! Sa. liiin's lnlij'l ■ 
 8 'mil Willi If, (ij 
 1 <>ratitiK.'c to Ins 
 ',".'«, an.l In (|,f. 
 bluliiic DMi.JnoK 
 
 this IS lint a \cry 
 I' 1 cniK rus aie 
 iJ 't -I :) Maiil-.as 
 il lalii-s It ( ( tlic 
 I ^^ 'if has rccd 
 t tlicSaihcnmare 
 iiul 'tli but Jlill, 
 iioi.Rit tlicir,ihac 
 
 ot ilicir un uiiii 
 
 N'liihcr do they 
 ithiM th. iiinpafs 
 bcrfir pait thtrc- 
 e Ml 111 
 
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 . «lnn tlic\ pali'i •>• 'U 
 
 3f coiiriV wlitrc *"''ll«'<- 
 
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 ?, lotill whither 
 
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 aicoril ng to ap- '"'i Ciix,. 
 
 ^itolLxt'iattioii,'"""- 
 
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 aic libjfLt to 
 s of the family. 
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 ^liiili ihi-y kitp 
 Ki biiK-s HI plia- 
 ift anil 1 1( r niis 
 
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 isfi' "uaRain. 
 tal-IXIivtry to 
 <1 ■ bor it any 
 
 Ch.ipXXXl 7 /)£• "Dz/rwrry 0/ New 'Scotland, 6rr. 
 
 859 
 
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 Wiiiiuii Im> iiihei a bal Hibluiiil, or one (ho i*n'i hive, 
 away (he run* ro the tiicmy, wlitre ihe 11 fire 10 be 
 nuilc vvrj nm'.' 1 fir 'be /'. (1 nii neicr think ilu-y have 
 VVivik'ii ri niii(li, anJ li|thi m )ain fu Ji i'ritct oftncr 
 ilaii Soureiuiii . 
 
 Ill the C:afc I r Ailiilrery, ilie Hnsbaiiil put J away the 
 i^'iily Wile, or (I'lmiiiiTi nlti f.ifi«li«il witlib.ift iijc her 
 lulti ; Iiiit wli.ii the Will lie ei w.th the (itnliy Hu«l':iiiil, 
 wf . am 11 till m the Krader j «hn"iisbiit [iitt llie Ihouil 
 nil III r I .iile .1 lii'lr about hmi, in urilrr to his Kefnt- 
 nil' nil. \Vlii!t ilie /" / "i Women liavi- ilic:r Mimihly 
 I'uinat on«, the) iiti.i.' fiuin iheir Hnsbaiiil', and live in 
 a Vbiife ainne i alurwu.U tluy w»lh themlVlvrs, ami 
 all iliii ibiy lia\e I'iiliir loiiih'il or iisM, and fo come 
 I'.iik tn maki a \ur. of (hr Family >sain. 
 
 In M,ittir> <<( iiMiull a-il ililhnncll I)ea!inr, they pr 
 
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 tW rlx f>t jH 
 
 I 
 
 RlflK.I ( 1 
 CI. J Ag.. 
 
 f lbour\ of 
 liln) 4D t 
 Woracu. 
 
 Iiir the Wnmni m iMt ■ it of iht Slau y, wpu'd be to 
 
 make their Hihluii 1 1 U.irvt ihcv (.ii.kolil ihein when 
 
 they »re abrnad at Work ; b-r the Men i .1111 alw.^i wit' li 
 
 (hem, ind f<rilii|n iliey iviiu'd Uiufe rather to be.' the 
 
 trouble of the lill.igi of ih'ii Land, than havi. Hurii< 
 
 urnw wirhniii any 'I illar.i . lor the Hab.rior tbe;r Peo- h,> „. 
 
 pit" : Kelidet.i lort of Cm*. I'm next ilu I'liilci.ti, 'iiey 
 
 we.ira Deer <kin loofr abuMi iheni like a Cloak, whiifl 
 
 the-, will mm tntlie Weaiherlide i>poii Oci.ilion | alio 
 
 Hrccfhes, Sioikirmand Minrv all in une \'U(v, niaJeot 
 
 ibe (aine Materi.il*. Urs n ihe;r iiavelliiig hiabr, bui 
 
 when they are at borne, they |'iill oH their bren hi", witli • 
 
 all ibe appendagri of tin tn fliit foi a I libit of emraor- .yh ik.ni 
 
 dirary war, mil and iidViKf. they hue ilic Skin i( ihanjiui 
 
 Ikalt whnh tlieyiall a Molsin theif loiiiue, .inil feenu*!"" 
 
 .. , ..- yi til be the only nrity of theCioiliuiy, that IS, in .I'liii'an- 
 
 pirtion tile piiinllmieiii ai, nrdinj! to »be number of^iiiiiei (on with oilier Aiiimali, which arceo union wi'h tlin, to 
 tlu'|)ilini|iieiit bai 1 tliiKlr.l. I'l r the hrit Criiiic he is other /f>n.-'K<iBCoiiM'firs. Thu IVralf it a«bi),' .n an(Jx, 
 reproa^li'd with Ins Villuu after a very difgnecful man- inil hH a Head and Neck like a Ked Deer, but lii» liair 
 iKr ; tor the fecoiul he i> le.reti w.th aCii ';iel upon the is long like an I Ik, and be has a Ihoit Mam- that rui* 
 raked baek ; and tor the ili;ril, beliJei a f iind beitinjt, down hi» b.i. k a rontiiler;ible way. L'lider tin- Throat 
 he lui liK N lie ll t, rlut all ^^en may know and avoid jtangi down -i ijicat biinih, whieh u of a l.iik colour, 
 him. Now in all tlufe (.'.ifeN the Sachem is not only The Legs arc leiy luiiir, .till I 1 11 the Tail, whi> lirea b«i 
 bnamiiier and Jii Ikc hut hxe •iniiirtno ; 'ii«hethat down alirndt rn hu hoi Is; ;iiid ilii 1 1 rt aie a. brne eve- 
 he.-.!>,ind »vhiiii tbeMab'f;n;iors aed « ben the Matter ry w.iy ai an Hxei. The lie ill 1, 1 tie. lent jriul M'ii.,i„,|-, 
 reimre* 11) niri tluir N' fcj lo.i. Mnrd 'r in a'ways and the Nitnes fl.irrcl it up, ,iiid keep if all the Y'ari-di. ,1, 
 pmiilbed wuh Dea'll, w 'bout lUe !■ Ill favour i and the round. The .Skin irakes 1 very lubOami.il I'lit!, a.idl" 'tSi. 
 .Saehem dms ibi» Moody V'.nk biin^'.ll. Indceil, if thc'wilUerve .1 M.in tor all ibe lime ufen .iiid puri'de-. B t '"" 
 Criininal be a c.reat way ort', ai J can't roiaenicntly be t'l return to the I'eople. 1 be U.ii.ws are a fmiibli ini'.r- rh,.|,,.„i,(, 
 liroiiplii, tha.Sahem fcndi hit oi'/n Knfe, with which iiionj Peopb' ; ilic^ keep Aiiount of tim Time I'V il'O mih /.i.j»» 
 tlic txetiition iiiiilk lie don- tl o' 11 can't I e dune I y Moon, and know divers 'd the Conftellatioii. by n.imi". 
 bis own bland. But any other '.uniiViacnt that it not | Thy ha'e I'ropcr N.iine* for the Wm I, alii), a' 1 bv 
 Capital, the Iti.iiini svid not ten ive but from the hands eoiiliant CMilervatinn have \cry ("(KhI Skill In j'-'j; ii'J of 
 of ihcir Suhenii j tliey won't be beator wh'pp'dby an the changej of the Weather. Th it l.inru:i(:e is ^ety |jng„i_^ 
 Olfiier, but their Friiiec miy do it to all extremities, copiouj and difficult to be at'ain'il ; bin they line iin- 
 and they'll nieer oHer to run away. Nay, for a Man to thing of the Ulenf I ettrrs, or any luth Svnibolieal w.iys 
 cry or riincUdiiiinp.thetimeof hiiCorrediion, isreekon'dinf exprelFing things aslmne of the t/ii.V.ihi have. To (,i<ni«ri»li, 
 a more infamous thiiiR tlun cither the Otfcnce it felf, or^ fiipply this dcfed), and keep up the memory of aiKicnt 
 the Punilhmciit. jthings amongft them, they Jij' dTp Ivl "s ;ii the ground, 
 
 The Burials in this Country have been Oecalionally in the place where .inv inemorable .ntun w.is pi rfmii'd, 
 defirib'd before; the moft remarkable CircumllaiKcsl whieh tliey take care to preurvc fioiii be.n_n I'opr up, 
 fucceeding ihefc are the Mournings, which continue for from Genei-jtinn to Cicnerarinn. .So tha- a' a M. ra- 
 feveral days Night and Morning, in which all the Friends |vcls the Country, if In M" but uiiderl'a n! nisui'ii > 
 of the deccafcJ be.ir a part, and make a very dolebilimay read as it wcie thebliDorv of the r ArtairJ.ard in Ae 
 wretched noift. If a llik I'erfon happens to recover of hi: loiiriry pleafant and enlie rn him ]''■•'■• 'c |V..ip- ' 1 ji"| 
 his illiiefs, there is mighty piy ; and becaufo Sicknefs is diiu; Monuments that lie e- \eear o 1 , but I'le ^'iHi' '"'''' ' 
 always chargcaMe, the Iriends fen.l bim fJifts to help to of Perlons Much is their C I'.'.im, a r i.iront ii.i'l t.iix and 
 make it up, and come ami d.ince, and fcaft with him. Ub.inpr. Males and Fe n.iles. when tb -y c 'iiu "• Y ars 
 The laudab'e Cuftom of paying a reverenee toOld|Of Diliretion, retail 11". 'be UiiieN.iiiKMluy bai 'v'len 
 Age is ftritflly obferv'd by all the Imlinni in thcl'e Parts ; tlnv were Young ; an I if thry do any rema- .able thing, 
 >ea, the younger People will do all mean Offices to ex- thiy Itill alfntne a new Name ui'im't. N.wtoai'g- 
 cufe the old ones from it, tlio' they be Hrangers tofhem. ment an old Name by a new Tit'e, upon the account of 
 And let 1 Man have as many Years over hit Head as he ,fome extraor.linary I'ei formain e, his been a practice a- 
 wilj, yet he is not riunted a Man, till he has done fome mongit lome of the pidrcrt Peo'jie n the Worl J ; bit to 
 aillion worthy the Place he fills, and the Port he llands quit an old Name eirirely, and take up a new on,-, is 
 in. The Men employ themfelves in Hunting, Filhing, what feenu robe pecu'iar 'othJi People. Hir the lea- 
 and making Materials for the Wars ; but the Women, fon of no one part of Mmkiiid in .Arbiirirv Matters jf 
 
 belides the burden of ibe ordinary HoiiflioldAffnrs, (that clpecially) is to be a St.TiidarJ ti the relt ; ai.! if the h- 
 lics upon them of coutle) m.inage the Husbandry too.and Ji<:n< of .Ww-Knjj/.o/ii ihiiik ihoy have rcal'on for fo do iij^ 
 do all in the Field as well as the Kitchin. Ihc bell way 'tis fufficient. 
 
 Chap. XXXl. 
 
 The Difcoxery of New-JiCOtland, with His Mnjefties Tatent [or 
 
 the Tlantation of the fame. 
 
 Kinf; Titmes's Piitent to Sir William Alexander, 
 for till- Plantaiion of iViir ScotLm/J. 
 
 I cunquc itiffcultatilut, fi qui alii morta'ium iifpiiim ft nuM- 
 \ lint n/'pDi.eie, hiinc < tirium h'lif rr^no m'.ximc i,{rH.~u<n ii.Jt 
 I mbiii iimur ijiwj •.iro'iim M'lf '/inmr./e i? inutiet u>n jumcnt - 
 
 JAcoliK Dei('''i'-lii Mim Brii/^mtU, Frjncie, Gf Hihr- rum i^ /•iiiiiriiti, von etir.m pe::i>iU ty.u:juec:i"nem p'f.tihi, 
 ni.s pttr'"; dtfc'ift' ■■ Omnihii probti hcmini'.ih totim iie.pie incoimnodtmex ipfiui te^ni mucdmretrihittUi em l.tQ 
 terrt f,i* LUriiH t3 li'.cn ja. litem. Sci.iiii nm [eiiiper tewp re cvmnr^mi.ttiii mifoioiiiiini.tit fit,pcl]i!ycpi-ue'e. H f- 
 tiii.iiinmlibet i!u.t n.l •Ircm ' emoiiivtentui' i.^ni ncjiri Set- e Je c/::fis fuiiti C> pri'fe< bn:'in file:- if ^/,t,'h"i Jileili 
 lU fpcH t>\i ■•" '"> rwi/.-cteniluin J'ii!i]'i .iiretitci, iiuUjm ne[l)i ciir.jili.trli Domini H^.llii ml W.'-.v.twni e.:v.ii::i fervi- 
 titie iiiitfjci,. :■ 'lit m.igi. inwxi.-m r.,.pi:fitii)ietncenj'tre, tiiim mini prtfiltun- ^ pr'ft.mdutii, cjuif' priu iinpctfisex 
 aiiam .pi.t InrMri » '-i incuitu ref^nis ill vii.t (S viilui juv- , «eflri:iiim primm cxiertuni l.inc Cjh ni.iin du:e>id.tiK Cunnrut 
 pec}unt ccmmo.le ticvii deducen.ii'Xo'.onii. ' idu Jit ; pijeitim fir, diver] .if.juet en. ti iiifr.i d.ji^nntK litnitliiu circun-'crhtM 
 fi vel iplit rmia culmritm prim r.l."M/i, zel 4/1 infi.lelil/m, incolendai exfeiiverit. Not I'^itur rx ef^nli iicjlrn .tdChrl- 
 auot ltd CiriJIUniim cnvcrtl fidem G? Dt! ^torir.m Interejl Jiaimm relii^icnem piop.tj.tndim(St itdopuJ'Hliiim,prrfperlta- 
 flurimum injejfrt fufrlrit. Hcdciim (^ MU miinii'dA regnn, tern., p.icem.jiie iii;tiir.t!ium mrftro'iim /id'dite'uin dicti rrfni 
 (si It; non ita pridentnnftri Ait]<_lla lnudnhilitei ju.i noininn iiojlil Scoli' ncjuirendtim cum, Jiciiti ,1 ii Prlii-ipeirxtrtinei 
 nw.i terrls acijuljiiu fed in fe fulniiii indiderwit, iju.tm nu- ' in tnlibus crjibm InHenul feceruni, cum .ivijnmri.ro confftt- 
 merofa GJ fretfiient divino beneticio btte ftiii, h.ic tcmpcflnie ^fii pnt.Hcll iii'lii cotil.inguin-i C? confitinni Joannis ( om.'fK 
 Jit mblfciim repnt,tntei,qiiiimque l-or.cji < aHqimU ulill cultii u/c hUn D'm.ni lb skfn: <J ij.-.rriiihe jmnmi n-ftri IhclAii- 
 eamjiudiofe exercerine indetcrio<fiex if^iiAvl.t (i otl.^ prcln-'r.vil c tnputotnm rctulntorii coL'eclorH nc Tivl.iurArli nm.11. 
 hntur expediit plercjque Intiovam dtdiicendiS regloiiem qif.m' r:mi nrjtntruin au^mentntionum hijm Rcpu nojhi Siolit, 
 Ctloniii CfmpUitnt,epertipretiiim duxlmm qui (3 nniiiii pi.uip- ' .ic reU.jiw urn dor.inv um nrjirorum C mm p.'tii-.jicrum ejuf- 
 tlludine H aUcritate corporumqiic idtre (3 viribm quilmj- 1 d:m H-gni ncftri, dtdimm (mcejjimm Ij! di^pojulmm, ttno- 
 
 I • ri 
 
 
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86o Vijcovcry and Plantation of Nevjfoundhnd, <ci^c. Lib- V. 
 
 . f iiif 
 
 H f/ .-■lit tii'Jtm tinmm concciliimii d J. fp ntmiu 
 inc U iUrlnio/tleXiiiirlir, Uic.Ui'Uijw ••el .i//.^'- 
 
 >r, hU.iiiliii. /If'udC.iJlf.iiiii} ricilkiiin ihlfltifve Jecimc ilic 
 mcrifii Siptf»'lrii Anno O mivi >riiiij:)n •Jc.xenicjitm i '); finio 
 pnmo Hsi"*"""'Ji nojhi'riim ntmii quiii'ji'igtjlmo ijiiii.tu (J 
 ticcitrti tunc. 
 
 tiemii 
 
 llonii 
 II.U:' .'(. hufcui.jii- t'fredit. iru- cmnci (J lin^ul.ti It) .i> eonn- 
 
 iriilii .ic iiiliil.:<li!iiri,H (J j.uentci in Amend, iut'/i e.ipm ,..„■,. , ^ 
 
 f:u prfwnitmliiiii inntnoiitci Cap. lie S.tUle AppilUtiini jr.c 
 ti-i'p- l.uitMi'iem qimih.i'^intti 1 1 lum f^ir.dimnt 'ii'f '"''" <■ 
 (,;, .(.'■ i;ii:irtli.ili linen reifii'Icptcnt, ipii.-Di, :> ,jw promor.- 
 f ";r, iri/Hi Httui VI vH teuikiiiK ii.l ' •cijeiitoti r.iiji.uioneti. 
 
 Srii'ili Mnrix rj.iiin ;!»'!;«>". M-.iciUr.)) -i'l/r/f/.v/u tc»-|tlic llnw j-ropuls iiiailc ill rit'tirj;. ma 
 liiif.vii iiii'Oiiiiiii Ji'.c ijliitn ^n li'iUiitm Al.\A>„ , onr 'it His A'l.ljcHi 
 
 SIR r-r.V;tM»7A f .".' ;;f .', wlin j-rcfiiioil ( t ilie AtVaif, 
 r-f i\Viv-/;«p'ji.',', lonriti.riiii; tlic l.iipn'T< ui tin 
 Boiiiuls laid 1 lit tor l'!.int.niuiis \u th( Ic I'.'vts, nml 
 the llnw ptoculs iiiaik- in T'lt-.tiri', ma>ic a iiKt n tc 
 
 jiii ftptcnfriouei-i per iiicd.itn 
 
 •ill 
 
 I 
 
 .1 iiKt n to 
 \'n\ Corn- 
 
 vitP'i.f :»iuj '.itumi n.r.ium trajiJeiiein lux excii<nt i') 
 le'i.e nricni.i^riii pi.i^iivi mlei l{e;^:riiii Sw iijiiinm Li l-'e- 
 f 'fWtNfiKiv (.«■",' X(;ti7MCH C I cO'rtmiie!) .tdjUnii.m fiil- 
 i; romitie %Aifitri,cK r.ppd-ituni. /•;.' djiviiii^incm <.i«e- 
 \'i' WMii jix: tii'tem r.v occuieiii.hi j irtte eiuuui/i^ 
 iir.Ki ;i-i\:ith jluiio itnmijcei, w ■!•■ p-r im.tj^' 
 
 cil for ilic Kinndoiii ot" Sua.nul, to | ioumc a (mt.v'.i .nr 
 
 I'atciu for ilu ("lantiiip fiih n part as ll.oii'U Ic .ill J 
 
 iV-n-Vivf/iM/; ami u.il'C inMcf ili Cic^vvn nf ' . /•"<.', 
 
 and po\criu! by the LiWsol ih.it Kingilu'ii. \MiuhP;i- 
 
 ,/;,i /<• /||.-|tcm wa:: a ortlingly piaiitixl by HisM;ii((ly, aiul ilc 
 
 :.vi.im id- riniits cf ilic Ccuntry u'trt ihi:s fiM'lui, I .i t.ikc in .ill 
 
 ,i-fl.ii>ili)ietni fi'.! vrr?ere ff' trit.tw Icii ciinoe ;f ///jyiy-l tlint iic^ to I he K. of St.l n,.\, (rirpalsil wiiliilic >;i<'ar 
 
 ,vim •)>; w.i. II '»y'.J'H'"m, /<"- HiviT of r.i)).((/,i on tin.' N. .iiiit till- iiMin C'>ceaii Ml the 
 
 /.•>;.' MlfWl.. •>.'(■.• /i/(V//'- , I./ /"C.l 
 
 v.:tyn ■.:tj^:.iu'i?_:>:em in tn.i«>iof!tirio li- Cchh.:./.i y./f f*^- 
 tic.iKtrm. It rr eopc>"!ti(to ,■.'./ ; ,i:\-)iir»i }cr mr.rts ord> 
 /-■/.'c, .•/.•; eiii].!:»> fiuvii .'/•• C.i'm.M'i .i./j'" ■ iimijlu-.mem nj- 
 fium pC'tiim .::ir liltii! i'miiiiiirltii i.omiiie .ie C.iJvp: let 
 l.-lfie mtuiiiii f.fpcll.itiini. i.l J. in, -pi infui V.u.vmtuni 
 .•i'inhil-i Bri-nl.ici -,tlC.ip. Vntc'i :r„rr.:' H^iiiiqueihjo caj- 
 nem Infnl.K .1 ..V.v7i.i J vatr-niiiem niett i);<i,;».i /? ; // .iVC.;>.- 
 V \h live f.riin /cf/wii h.tmnii ij i: r,i, dc NcwUmiul- 
 land. cum ii'hiln i-J e>:j.iemien.i. f.;ui,c»:iUi' .ijli"j> 
 
 IJ 
 
 .''iiiiCpi rJ Cr.rul fuep'cmenlotum d-: Ctip. /J/iri.ii ;ii.iv.',V.'/ch 
 
 .Kc>:< pr-p: l.iriudinem <pii:drf->mir. .juiiiijic f^irJuum .lur 
 e rl if. r.l .i di'ln p'CinehtuiiodeCip. hntm icijiif ni.-n- 
 </.'.•■•. f idnitcm .id pr.td.Hum C.i/ . Sr.i/ie iili iticijit pei - 
 .viihiii.nio iii,'.rd:«dn i> cdiiiprrlei.d,; ')ir,i d^<!.:- vi.t i ".» 
 I.;:c i-.'ci .-c r'Uitn ciicinnf'eren'i.i' 4I mi-.ii nd tnxrst.nmcci:- 
 t'.umtK ciKH jl m.i.ili I tmtertihn, liiiulus, lirti.iil'iis,i'Ju- 
 /i< .-III in.vili.s U!cci:iil.,s pnf, ii,lii\ fex ii.i:.:^ .id .ttiiJi-.-m 
 c.:riiid:'iii p.vtcvi r.v wcidciiUli /'■irrn.'i if/ crichlnh pai!:ru! 
 .•■/I Mil lii:r.r.!.wiii^ p'icihtiir,.mei:.ii>idem. ]'.t ah luvcmrio 
 (i.ti j/j.ei (.<•/•. RmV.-iii,) (J r.\ /-.ii/i.ili pi-'tc cjhidcm iiLi ejl 
 C.ip. de S,:i'lc o»i> ir. n'.uin rft i/./hmj veili'i i>---<'diem imir. 
 ,viid /■■':>:i.i In.c.ii di.'l.iium oiniinn lillm.dium ei-.iuudem 
 I', (^ii.-.m i:J: .i.ni -.ti'^riiier r.fperi.Uum Ifie de S.il'le lel Sr.- 
 /.Vh uuii.deir. j\ev. injui cijibmi vid.ii' Si iiti -Sciith-I'.rJ}, 
 .■■■1.1 n.'^iii: uii.:ii .i di'lhCap. H'ii'o in tn.vi C exljhn. 
 ill lr..iiiui.'>i.- t;:,jd,i:^iiil.t iiiitjti :■ g.i..-f-'um cut eo circr.. 
 Oil,,- nu:d,':i /W'i piidii-:^ mm icinpye apjutiiro twniine 
 .\;;.f S:rt:< .>; An.erict fniidehit::. '2;''ii etir.w frsjAtus Di - 
 
 ,:}::Ufll'li>ii:'i in pf.^ii (j! loi.ci^o Jiut civijumfueiii 
 
 dtxl-lit iijdc'ii ■; mminn prfbciici ndin iinfcnci. fna ci/m^uf the Country toiitiniicu ; 
 
 ev:i''i;.! t\idli:ii turn rcs^.iidms ui.ii (3 i-.tventi .]unn (-/nj;>- mciits iiiou(;h, v<t the pla 
 
 rf.i.'.'i lcii,pihmb:,ciij 
 /).■ ..Hiiii lei trjli 
 
 nwn Si^iiJuin r.jiunti r.fprtn pm.ifiiim Tejiihtn p'^diiih .[■(.■\h prtat J'. J imal! ; ard .ill along thcOali. (as alfo 
 vlhn utifr.<,"iiiiici< C^ lJi..Ji.i.:'iK J.i.. '„ Mjiclieiie de Il.i-\ayon the Bivcrs ihcnilclvcs priMt liort of uiki \t\\ I, as 
 III: ton (.1 )»;:'.•(• Arrr>h'.< (j Ci:»il:".i^y It ininn Alien £7 /)i;;.'»- wild (jetU', black lli:. k. Woikiroik, Hi in, Pij'i'dn, and 
 
 dri, Ccc ;,:o Mtiii.r.ui Conr.ti: Dtiihiri < t\ciih C 
 ti'iii Muriji-.i!.'.!, /Ilcxr.ndro Crtmtc dc l)m:f.-t>i:l. 
 
 .jiib-.nt mfiro Cniicci:.r i , Thotn.Hrmif de Mel. 
 
 Ofitdnr 
 
 /.;■/.< i' 11'./ 
 
 irs Domino li-'C.' 11 B^nninf^ i:rJ>,cSc,->it.vir, Dil.tiii ncj.ii, 
 UmiH.vil-.ii Cmildi.triis Dcihiuo l^xhaido K^ai^hwne Jutiioie 
 deC:ert^;,r^:cnnJhi S-creti Si;^i::i aijh.l; Gcuq/') H.iy dt 
 K^uir.:' iinii niji' ( mm I^iiulai ion ti^-'nj!' "rum n: i vmiiii C:e- 
 ri-.(i,jr,.t>'i.e O. .'■/)«.«(■ de Onncji.U; uijhjjiijhtin.ii Clei- 
 co, <3 Ji,/:ii>.c S,il I.- S.-ottiJ: "•;..' 1. i:i.< t.incell.vii Diieiin- 
 
 r.!t . 'f;;wi jinany other fotts ivhiili thcv did nut kniyiv. The forts of 
 
 Wood the Coimtiy affordid wrre (Vik, Firr, Spruce, 
 Dinh, and fevcral orhei kind ol Trets they had not fccii 
 before. 1 licy tctiirn'd baski.i \i-v.>,i,i.d i-.nd, and troui 
 theme to /-.i^ '.:»/(/, very well tatisfied villi this^•'^o- 
 vcry, Imt for fomc lea'otis d.ul not (lay there now iit 
 intiiided toretiiiii the next ">'eat early ;n the .Spriiip, to 
 Jay the Foundation ol a new I'lantation there. 
 
 CI 
 
 S. as may be feui nirie at l.iiije in the Patent above. 
 
 The Infl Ship that \Miit with a Cwnpany ahtiard her ,4 ;■. 
 tol'lant there, wasfent nut m ././). l6ij. In t letting 
 out too lite, ihey were h'ti'd to Winter at. Vii/c him .,»..f. 
 The next S'lar they fii S.iii fii m thcnie, jiid having 
 niadi- Cnpr. litem, they kept along the Coali till they 
 eaine tlie length of ('.// •/< .Miit.ti, where they difeoier'd 
 j pleafant Harbriir'-, and went all oie in one of thrni, 
 wiiieh they ealKl t .m(;'s /!:-. Here they tr.i. d li)r a 
 gieat way up, a delieate Rivir whuh was 3 Faihor.is 
 dee] at low Water : on eaili (ide of whi.h wire tlovvry 
 Mcailow-.', and a profpecf of a ehanring C'mintty , Ko- 
 fes red and white they took unice ot, and a fort of wild 
 I.illv, which, wild as it « is, was a Hewer of a 11 oH [-lea- 
 fing fiagraiicy. They Coalted along to the mxtrlar- 
 bonr.vvhuh was Inu ; I.eJ,; h s from the for.i.ir, and here 
 they foitiid ,1 Kiver more plealaia than the othi ^and that 
 had 4 fathoiii at low Water, and the Vield. anit Mea- 
 d vs that Uy about it v^erc drcls'd with Koles ami l.il- 
 lies like tiiat tli-.'y had fceii bctoie. Within this Kiver 
 ihey fr.iiiid a pla^r veiv ht for a Plantation; 'twa.atat 
 Soil, well (lord with hriiits.ind (irain, iiid natuiallv apt 
 to be lortified. llie Prens they ciiferv'd growing there 
 were Gooihiriits Huttlebcfiie>, Winebertus.K.illHines, 
 and Straw! ernis : And theCiiain, Wheat, liai ley , Rye, 
 Peafe, v^hiih latter gi'ivv every where in alnindaiKe, and 
 are viry laige and goi d t.i eat, "nly ilie\ tafie fomothiiii; 
 of the |-iteh. S.iiliiij, .iKiiig lo the next Haibour, which 
 was about 11 1 eagiie? diliaiit, all the «a\ (he pieaf.ires 
 and tlio' lute were allurc- 
 e lart mention d wasionciu- 
 jlamii, .nil, Cc. 1 dfd on a^ fl-,e irr.lf . oitiinedieus lor a Senlenient. In all 
 
 moi.iiiin I'iiii prijnui Cl'nrii iirjli.t jn.j;;-; iliefeR'veis ihiy found plenty of Fidi. a^Ciodand others. 
 
 C II A P. XXXV. 
 
 T^Lc Dip oiery and Plantation of Newfoundland; mth an A- 
 count of the Country^ and Hvs Majejtic^ 'Patent J or the T/anla- 
 tion o'j the J ami'. 
 
 liril dif-ovrr'd A.O I .p7. by! 
 
 I, who was fct forth by King' 
 
 " V'dv.iges of 
 
 1"^Hi-, C oittry was 
 Sir V..' ;i:,:iiC.il' 
 Hv , VII, After this f-llow'd 
 M. I{:i.-, ...(..." fr/:'' , M.llae, and others, to the 
 '.sine pia.c. I'l .1.D. ilSj. S\r llunit'l'n (iiliicy wmV 
 thither, carr>;iiga large- Patent v.ranted by Q.. i::iy'lrrl\ 
 and took aChial poileilion of tiic Country in Her Ma 
 iciius \aine at Si. Jr.h.\ Haibmir. 'J hi.s Worthy 
 Kiii^hr failing fn i-i theme to I '. ';;/";>, loiV in that Coiirfe 
 \xi> bii; and largelt Ship, and in his return towards Fc:;- 
 I4111!, himfelf with the other; and all that furviv'd the 
 tbren&li.g Sliii'.vraek vviiv ovti«!ulrn'd with a Storm 
 
 Noiwriutanding all t.nle 
 
 tr.adc rowardii a 
 
 .;led nil 
 
 l'lai,tatii-:i, yet the Aftuirwa:. ncg' 
 
 .'ptt istiiought Sum I.O- i6eo 
 
 ifi .nii.d of " Oil Air. ~ 1 C.ii of Hiijtrl .vrotc a 
 
 Ifyiil'; 'jn pu.pift to I'.v '.c the luiinefs, and animate 
 
 '.>■ 
 
 -el'ttHiik 
 ir Country 
 
 the r.ngiilh to Plant there. Tins nioiion t.jck fo well 
 that the lollowing Year, W. /.'. 1610. a P.uent was gran- 
 ted by K.^/imr;, and a Colony lent ovet, of which the 
 Worthy Mi.'.iiv went Oovernour. 
 
 His MiijcUks Patent fir Ncwioumllaiul. 
 
 J .A M F S, IjiHlirtttttCKd, t/Grcj! Iliiuin, l-'i^nt <»J luldi.l, Kji;, 
 / iflrd.r if li}t t.uth iVc, /e 4U Fiific In uUtnUfJt Piti'n.h ih^li t»m« 
 jfirf/m^ , Knm)t, nitrt.u tiiliri Cmr /iim; rnii vrll-itijttjtii Slltttth. 
 J'r dtjintu It mMl,t Ptjifati^n lu i.,h.ilil and tllt^mh J t>/«r> ,•■ i n'nttj^ in f'.f 
 iiiniltni unti iJjiirnVuincf lltlmnin, and t,i ir If,.n .it, rimmelnj taltid 
 Nvvvt tL.ndland, mint lit lu-iH JW.I HaiiTur, wfnuif llr itttiiittic; tIJiClir 
 Rfuim •/ I-I gUllil 1 .11.1 /..r Ufffj.f if to If ,11 1 4n4 WITjt-rti, Itjr ) N irf.-- K- 
 Jiri in n» ffa,iU nnmtiri Iq ffh , inlin.tinj^ I > /h,*. f ji rjiii'i an.i /»a,..V.i»in^, 
 ttti) It friit't .ind matt faff I ht Jj!H Ir .t ef tijhint ti Our imt/ich ftr litr , 
 ,.'1ld allr, I makf femt nmmin4ut.i tc if" J.i lit \ jt tj Matl.inii, t.j lit 
 Ljltdi Jnd I iiiitill'trttf, iTLitli I It' t'i^/r^»i II* Ufiini'.^ ,'.ii 11 j,tin,:l. ma- 
 niftft . lull, rii'.ainta Hnpt^ifiltitlf ^^nJ/tr httttr !tifirrra"it t' ftiil' lint i hi- 
 ptft and iiilinti.ni, l.iX't LHtnlih tilm^iit Oar l\r^ii ^utliorilj andyj^llijtamt, 
 Ht ttinj^ n-tii .il/ana lliat lit Umt I.inii tr i.iii..rj adit.iunjf 19 ii 1 jiit]a:d 
 itafii,' -aelttiiOHr ii>liil4i ijiit/jh, wvaiu;!. J.atitith.t tnd itifaait'! /■'■ 
 
 Itatitanti, 
 
Lib. V. 
 
 nji'ie decimo dit 
 •itcjmici z '^ Jiixo 
 \ejlmo ijiii'.io i3 
 
 IT tlic Atlain. 
 .iipci ''r^ <lt tilt 
 h( k- r.ivts, anil 
 \c .1 iiKt n to 
 
 i re a I .I't.-.! ill- 
 ll.mul 1 c • .ill J 
 iWll cif ' ■i-iif, 
 m. \\\mhV.\- 
 lajcflv, .iMil il c 
 
 I, I'.i t.lkc III .ill 
 ,1 u'uli till' pcwi 
 n ttceaii ( n tlie 
 tent above. 
 
 Mtiy ahii^Til licr ^n: k.j 
 ^IZ. Ill I icuiiip 
 n\taHur.i .:t.,i. 
 lie, ami having 
 
 Ccali nil tlicy 
 : tlicv ciilVmci'il 
 II one of tlinn, 
 icy tr.i.'vl for a 
 
 W.1S 5 F.iili<)r.is 
 
 II, h wire flowry 
 i; t'miniry , R(i- 
 i\l .1 fort of v'.il J 
 rof .1 in-U Hi'S- 
 tii the luxtnai- 
 toniar, ami here 
 hci..thi i,and that 
 Fickl. atui Mea- 
 h Roles anil l.il- 
 Vithin tills River 
 ticii ; 'lua-, a fat 
 nklnamially apt 
 'd growing there 
 Tru'.. K.ilhinies, 
 eat, Bailey, Rye, 
 
 1 aIniiiilaiKe, and 
 \ tade fonieihiilg 
 
 llaihouv, wluch 
 .vas the pleaf.'.rcs 
 ute uerc allurc- 
 1011 il was Loni;lii- 
 ettlenient. In all 
 a- tioil and others, 
 ihcOal:. (as alio 
 e of wild I'rwl, as 
 lull, I'ij'enii, and 
 low. Thelortsof 
 \-ik, Fin, hi-niLe, 
 ^ lhe^ had not Teen 
 ii>„/>H,/, and troni 
 1 ivnli thisD^'.-o- 
 ny there now iit 
 y ;ii the .Sprinp, to 
 1)11 there. 
 
 ith an Ac" 
 
 he Tliinta- 
 
 Dtton lock fo well 
 a V.itcnt wn»i;iaii- 
 vcFj cjt" whiih ihc 
 
 wioinullaiKl. 
 
 OnUfjt Vrtirhn |hj4 tefW 
 and vtti-d.-ftfliii Sukjuli, 
 ha t>/('i f tr.'H'fj, »t i:e 
 
 '„/ it.r Hul'itclic; luiCur 
 rfKirijf^i^ Uttr )*» td <^ ^*- 
 
 \g It Oitr ^ul;uh ftr titr , 
 lit \ft tj Ma'ktnii, i) lit 
 f^iiJilh^ (.11 » },rtnt:l' mu- 
 ■of^rrraftt e' fmh ti.tirtHf' 
 |ii <^utli*rtl) and ^(.''ttarii 1 1 
 rj adttjtiinj^ 19 mi Jiitftid 
 {, diftuhit m'ld i:tfii.titi! If 
 hatitmitu . 
 
 Chap X X X J I. Vifcovcry and "Plantation of Newfoundland, err. 8^ i 
 
 
 -t^ 
 
 ti-tbittntit that fmrce any iif .Vjvjjf Tfr/ni I ath i't «t.iti) TtMri htm fltn'm tl* 
 rmftf^rit tlirrttf; .yfnrf will ^»iemii( tt'al lit fdmr lytt^, and btim (» Krji'. 
 il ji wrU far itii rtMj§nijfirff,itil, Jl I't utstiy tikir ri iftnt t«^ tvmmtilf-*! J»r 
 Vt unit Our Dimmiittt. ^n-i f/i4f ijlln / Jii- •/ Niimt »td S ititnt, Wi fnay 
 ^0»r Ktu' -'■■-il'fftl}> fcjjctlil*' ft'l^\ Jrtdmtkfl'inftitrt^f, witl>*i*t dlin^ 
 irr«i»j( r* my tlinr Fritui vr Suit, r*itfijtrinj^ thty linmi luilh frttlnd .mj .S# 
 xtrttfi'ily tr Rt^h llvrtunrt, in rrfitii ti'Jt lit f.imt rint.iintl') A f Jf dl/, <•"' 
 tl>l >iititJU)fullt^id, 4iid nit/.ihltd blAilOrittun, ertrlitr iitium,'tlbtr . v*'"' 
 li>tTij\rt, tl.tnut^ II Jutiitltr jni itili It wiU iiilifiii^ a i'tnttl''"! Kmf, tt 
 ritji^ iTMf itft if tDdlwhtthCtadjrtm liitbi^iiutni triAltd jtr .yLi'-kl^ii i ~1id 
 titrifiri inlt't.tiit^, n I only It merk, and fri^urtll.t ittii/tl and ^tti *l naif tJ 
 Oitr inljrt}!, int ftintl^.ilit It intriaft Iht inew'fa^t tf III Ominiptlrnl Otd.^'ii 
 lltlttf.ifjii.ntfOitr utifllanfau'i, lavntm'^jt'i unlfttd *f Ititi' f.iid I" 
 inniH and /»)l. ^<nd il.rnf.ri dttf Our fft. i^/.jrj.i, urijin ^ninlidxi, and 
 tnttr tntiitn, Jtr 7'i, I'ur Hurt and Smutjjtri, j[ivt, l^rjnl, and ttn/^im h 
 tilft Priftnli, mntt llitt r,^t,t dear, ai'd ri^fcf wlU ttltvtd (thji'i a'lU Ctunffli'r, 
 H-nry Kjr; f/'S.tih ri.l ll, Kltftrt; n'm rtivyStal, and It Cnr irujlj and 
 ri^hi aiU tlttlid SirL-.titiKeTulMiKriyif Sarin ll Our Hi hei^nn, Sir 
 |(>liii r>»lrul|;c K>. tneif OitrSir^iamiai Lair, ,Vir IrnuMt ■ 'Wi V- <^"' 
 StUiiiiti UtnirtI, .Vi'flmiilDun, iir W .licT Co|t, ,\,. I'k-ic.vjI Willjugh- 
 l.y. and Sir lohn C jtllilile, Kil John W.ia Efifi Will j'n FrccTOn, R<l|ili 
 Ficinun, John S'wc, HimlTLy .Slany, Willmn Tufxr. R.Jicri K'rkJiii, 
 iinllr.itin, Juhx W.MO«ii,'i™«i, Ritn.ii,l Fifliliurni.', J jhn Bfown, Hinufrty 
 Si'fncrr, ThoiTW( Jjion, Jtihn .Si.ikriy, lilli^C iT,*. Tli mi'i Alport ^^aPl■ 
 ChNct i-hini. Willijm )'inf». Th», l^njjton. I'hilip GtrtHtl, John \\h(- 
 lingani, £»iw. Altrn, Ric R .Wtilcr, "^ ho Jonts, .Simon Sioni-, JihnSh.ul, 
 J.ilm \-<;ti. Johnluiun. Kic. Hol>!>y, RnU-ri Aider, Anihi>ny H.»'lnd, 
 Th., AUwoiih, WillLcwii, ]ihn Guy, Ric. Hiliwotihv. Jcilin Ltnj;-. n. 
 Hnn.frty 11 ...ki'. Philip Guy, Will Mcri-il ih, Al>r«m Jcmn.;.-. »-i( j.ihii 
 Do^tfghdp, littirliiiri and^-lji^ni. ^nd It p,(h, and p many Ji lley dt, tr 
 jhalJ i'iri,jfiiy admit It It itymd vpih lljtm in ferm hirtafitr lu thtft I: rftnli 
 tx}"jjfd, HhtthtT ll'n,l^t in Ihtir Ptrfani It tjt ^Untti in Ikt (aid H.inijiitn, 
 tr ii',ttltr thtt^b ntl, hui dt jdiiniurt Ihtir Mtniii, Gttdl aid O'altili, thai 
 ikryj/iiH irit'ifBtdy, tr Ctmmtnaily tirpilual, and jhaii tiati firprtmal ittt„tf- 
 fun, and tnt Ctmnitn StMluftrvtftr linfaidBtdyand tmm^nail} : ^iniOiat 
 
 lomcliefore, .ind other.; after the Plaiitaiicro. And 'li- 
 lioiii his Remarka, and thole ef Mr. Gi,>, aril 'oiiie ot 
 the MeiiibiLs of the Colony, that wecxtra4t the liilJo«- 
 iiij; Aecomit of the Coin, try. 
 
 The llland of .\Vii';,H/j,//,i(.',/liesfetuceiuhe .^aliat^d 
 Sjdde.T. of N. I . leparated from the i.e.iielt part of thi 
 ./j«.-r/V(j<jCx)ntineir,:i'iioiuaslaras/>,^i<-);.j'tri:iiiihi iiiaieir 
 part of i-'. .i).ci-. Ir isahiiolt as large a.>l . .iw.-/, and lie 
 ^reattft part of it l;e.ialiove < dcg. more.Soulluvar.i ihan 
 any part of i-,>,«f.ii.l. Al. along iheC; ali are i: . iij I.i'ue 
 and excellent Bay;;, f une of tliein Itreithinj; into tia- 
 land towards one another n.ore than ?o League-. (")ii 
 the Hall-liJe are theGa.sof 'I'/i/n ami C.v«. ■//.•/., v.l.i. ,'i 
 (Ircteh thenifelves towards the S.W. if and L..-,vrV, 
 Hays lying a' ■ mhe E. ltiet..h towards tiie W. 11;.^ 
 Hays of r, ., s>. Sh.f, B i,-//and /'.'^ /»,.<■, whieh 
 
 are all on the ^onth fide, extend their arm.- towards the 
 N. 'I he prcat Hay of ,\>. V -ta on the .S \V. fule. lur.s co- 
 wards the \i. and lies L. by S. fiom iIr f;iea'. l\ivcr oi 
 Ci-.iiniin, which is abont ic Leagues diltant. 'i'he lut- 
 toiiis of thcfe H.HVsdoa'.l meet t; gcihu ui'.hiii the uiii 
 pafs of 3 fmall Circiiit ; by which means, ia;IJ;.i; out 
 Land hom Bay to Hay, the difeoveiy of the Vlioli 
 Country is much facilitated. Incre are, brii Vr tliefe, 
 many others of li fs Note, and in molt of ilieni lii.a.i 
 lllanJs, (none of whuh arc farther than a Leae'ie from 
 
 ijlr<, /)ij« tfijuu-", cjti.i.'jii* "K.rf.rjKii <■; runjratj the Ihore) very plcafant and fiiiitful. Hardlj an C.nUi- 
 ./ .-,, T„a!nrrr, and li.tCjnf.,., ./ ..rfv,««r,„, w '•■-'•"" f "« '7 ;{| try in ihc World can (licw a prcater number of fife and 
 
 tt.l1, and tttir Su 
 
 .iJiri. ihiUit frtm htH.tf,rihJ»T,vtr inab-td, fftake, rt ^COIlimOdlOUS HarbOlUS th.lll tiUS ; luit lIlC tWO lUnlt rC- 
 ^Mi^t. and pMniiaft hi tit name af«rt(aid (Lhtmt ftr rhf fjmt f>*m V; Onr tnark.lMc arC thc Haibour'^ of T'lhit) and T< '/' '//■■• *i llC 
 
 tu.rsa.d su.u/j.r, fir ft J. ad ar,d uu.jdi m.y manyr "/':"«/' 'J 3';; '^^ tuniRT lios in 4y dcfi. aii-1 is iiiott iiavaniatconliv Icaral 
 
 Utre-iiiamrnit. Ooeds aid iintitu, wiihtn Our Realm tf hrgl-nu, and t tmi- .■ ci ■■ i i " i ■ -i - ' i 
 
 nutc/ Wjits. .mi th.ttrl,.y. and il.m Smtf£9r,. fhilH^t liitx-tft vi^bU-i iy lOr Shipping llOttl to aiKtUir 111, aiul tO lail tlOlU ihcilCC 
 
 f jforrfai.l. f p tad and 1$ imf'.tadrd, irf^rt an) Our 'jmdftf, tr 'fHjl 
 tt}, tn ain tf Our Cturrt. and in any .^Uitni and Sunt tvUall'ivtr. ^nd It'i 
 dt aij' tf Our fatd fptiiai f^rjie, ttrtatn k,ntwlidli,t , and tnrer *nrtn/n, ft? Vt, 
 Onr Htiriand Sttirlfe-i, J[hf. f.*'ant, and lontirm u' N iht faidTrtafurtr .tnd 
 Ctmbjny, and ihtir Su.ttjf.rt, undtr tit riftrvaii-ni, limflatitns, and diiiura- 
 fit*) ti.rvjf'rir ixynjfid, ail that part and fortuntf iht (aid Country, rimmnnlj 
 taiitd S'.wfounM.tnA, witiik iifnnair. Ijwf^ .md iiinf;ia iht Si'Mllin<ar4 tf iIji 
 ttivaUrl I. mi t« 1 1 (tntt'tvidtt fafi (y tit i aff tr Iti.idland, rrmminli ci.Ud tr 
 ^nttffi />i r4r \imi e/ Bonewift Ii-.ctuliVL', whuh i a^t §r Hiadiand it u bt 
 tiorthivard o) tht Bay, ctmmanlj $aUtd Tlir.iiyBoy. ..»irf 4i.'/'« ir/./W; iifiiuati, 
 i)inf^, and t iini^ It iht Eafiivard tf tht Mtndian Lint, la le tfniivtd ft fi^fi 
 by t>-t ( -iftfir Hiai'.and, itpimtnl-, atiid tr k^ttrn iy jht Kami tf CajifitnAj 
 Mifia. tr Cjp' Sjii.t Maiis Inclutiv?, which Ca/t tr Htadand u lo it ^jy/- 
 wjrrf tftht fl.n ctmmin'.y laUtd tht Bay cf VUtvmM.ttf^tthtr aith iht Stat amd 
 Ifandt hin^ viti.irt o Itaikn ■■!' any psrt tf lit Sf-i-icaji ef tht Ctuniry af^rt- 
 
 towards the H. \V. or S. It has 'i Arms ov Rimts K.i.t; 
 and larp.e cnoiM'li 10 ic'ct'ivc many huru'.rcd S;ii', whii' 
 may Moar i>il :u Anchor near a Mile tV in the Ihn hours 
 Mouth. Adjo\nii!^ to the Kivcrs-luic*, and wirhnitlic 
 Haihorr, H much (>pcn 1 and, tli.ii >ields Grafi i-nonph 
 bcih Wuitcr and S 'innu'r to maintain prcat (tore ot 
 Cattle. '1 iic .';./> f hmrrs lies to the N. ufllus Har- 
 hoiT. (not above a Loaru' diftantby I. and in many pla- 
 ces) but bccaiife of.c'^v w,t" Ko. k>evcn with the ^'auT, 
 and \er dangerous, no Ship-^ ^o -luthcr to Filli ; f ; that 
 7 inity Harlotif is 'he moil Noaherly biJiimg place frc- 
 
 tt tr ti:(reabtuii, itth by St i and l.iud, '""f., <"■ -w amy ^■.ri brlrnfi-,^ rr ap. 
 ptrtaininif J ana rrfcn* W' bj Our I.titrrt P./lffl mai tr lan^rant, Mnri in 4t 
 ampit witinntT . id f»rt , .11 l^e. ir any if Out Stbl Pre^tnttrrt i:a\t inrtl*f»re 
 wrantid Tr. jni C'-mPany, Btdy VMri t tr Cttftrart, tr t-t ^17 ^^ditnittrtr tr 
 ^■4dvtntHrtri, Z'idtrtahr or V nierraitTt. ff aty Pif.t'.t'y. P'tamjutn, tr 
 Traffi-kt 'f, "» "^ I'"* '"T ftr^i^fl Pari! vth.rfftvtr, and m ai lar^i and am^tt 
 
 ftnt, 
 
 faid. H'.da!(o aUti.tftCcunirnt,l.andiarJ Ifunds. K^mmcnty (jilidSt:V.to.lvx\- qilCntcd by 01 T Kat.un Dp' n tllC 111 Hid. 7" ■/■i? > Haf- 
 
 l.,n.I. rwhi<harr,Uu.,ubri^,>ni6dfzrn.tfXcrufr:-,hfitudt,andi3dt;rtn ^jouf IS a'.fo a vci\ commodiovis onc, and has tlic aJ \ aH" 
 
 AUntt, as wft! R-^al Mmn.f G.ld ana S.Htr, a, t,lir Mrtu Miniral,. Pi,r.., til^eot lyinp U\ J. morC ICniperaiC Ijftude. aS b':in7. Ill 
 
 snd prr.itHiS-ifit^. ly.'cdi. c^uarrit,, MjrOti, lyattri^Fijhingt. Ht\ntm^jU'crk. 06 deg. \cry near. It i'' a tair, pleaiant and whoii nic 
 
 .,X. F«r,,.,^ C^rnmMti, a<id H,Tid,-.amintivh,,fcptr, tY'-'frrhhaa Qo:i{{ and fui" flOm Kovks arid ShclvcS. Of all thc 
 [•Ttrtialn-tt,l*r(i<ii!iwns,Rty.i.iui,V'iviltgti,iran»li(ti.amdPfthtm>nfnitn, .] , 1 • 1 .1^ 1 t 1 ,. 
 
 with,nanyth,fa,dTrrr„tf,i,,and<h,rTuina,thtrt.fwhv(ttvtr, .,nd tktrt. Hail OUtS, lIUS IS tllC IlUlt Soi ihcrly, aud mo(t CCrvC- 
 
 nienc to receive any SIT] pnip ihat ectnes for, and from 
 I'i'^m't.u tiie U-im.d.iy iT.and, erthc ^re.ii Kntrof (,.-. 
 i:.uiii. The Seafons here arc very temperate, nciiherare 
 there any txtrenites olHeat andCold pjtarer than thi fc 
 -"■.,, i , , . J V . ,7 J ;- in our own Cliniaic : and ihc fften repeated experiences 
 
 iTuinntr, at it tht famt rrtri htrtin farltiularh f»i^t$entd and ixpnjjfd. .\f- ,. ■ ,, . / , ,- ,/, vA|^..^nvva 
 
 viril>i!tfs OurM'.Uand r:t4i4rf I,, .indn't debythffi rre,'enn fvfrrf and di- 01 the i:r»>:J-^ \\A\C J Ut It OUt 01 ill doi bt, 'hat tlS a 
 
 c: are, that thtf I bi favtd, and T,fff^,d unit a'.', manner tf ffrf^m tf whtt Sa- hca'ihy place, und atJreci ^ try well With thcirCoMlti- 
 
 leevtr jnd a!ft tt ali and txery Our Uvinr Sutjiili, ivLt-h do .ti thit trt. ,,.,;„,,,. 'II.., W... 1 ...' «, -„ i . t' ..(".I ' L 
 
 '.. i-^aptr iall „ad,. .r v,,,^, ,. ,l' t.,!, afii.latd ft, /i,!,,.,, S(c. '"t'"""- 1'^' ^^^ ' '^ CXcCca,! »• tr.Utll) . nnU WUhoiU ailV 
 
 A p.iR t. I Art or Cnltivatioii rri duces I'lants, Fiuits an.l Oram, 
 
 I profitable for Man ami Hcall. bi.bcirie.s iJarleiiiis, 
 The Company under Mr. G»r fnceccded very well in Ra-b^rries, Cheni. s, (loof berries, Strawberries white 
 the Country, they got a;quaiiitance with the Natives, and ted, Pears, lilberd>., prow in ftiJi pUiiiy,* that a 
 and gradually wcii them tn a familiarity with them, ty Man may nnich locmr r:ic hiii.lelf wr.li eatinp an! pa- 
 doin^of them little kindncfles. Neither do we find that iliennp, than in look ine, about f r I'.nrcrtaiiinuiit. And 
 they'cver had any dilhirbancis from them, but ofleriiii; asihelearcot a wild growth, fo arc many good Herbs 
 the Natives no violence, had none offer'd by ihcin. And which one may fee abioad in liie Fields, a.s I'aillv. .Sorrel, 
 tho" there were none that liv'd near where iliey were Alexander, and a prea- in.iny others beli.les. Wheat, 
 feated at firft, yet wou'd they come and trafiick with Barley, Rye, I'eale and Fitches, weiefnmdin theCouii- 
 them, that is, leave thinps in a certain place where the try ; but the l'."^ f brought in Oats and Beans, winch 
 i;»i;/i/fclhnnd find them, and fo (land to their Courtelie jthnve exceeding well. In a word, there is Inidly any 
 to leave what they ihoiiiiht pood in the room ot thein.llort of Hunt, Roor, PnHe, or I'.aiit, that fUjiiiilhes in 
 This confidence tlvy leeiii'd to repofe in them, becaufe j l-.nyjriij, but will flouriil: here Thc pioot' of this tlicy 
 the E'.;i; ///;.■ once liphtmp of fonie of their Hoiifes when had in tht prolperity of their Lcttice, Cabbai'e (ajIc- 
 they were all abient, took away none of their Hoiiiliol J- ' w oris. Turnips, Carrais. with the refl of the s-oir,mon 
 Hurt" or Provillons ; only they put feveral things out of btirmture of '.iardcns. The Inph 1 aiidsaread' rn'd with 
 their places, and left fome 'I'rifles there, that the Sava-i W'ojds that keep their ch.irniinp green all the Wiuer 
 CCS, when ihey came home, nuiiht know tome llrangers lung ; and thc Plains arewarercd with Ponds, Brooks 
 had been there. This made lluiii tirtt fearcluhe /■;'.;;;/(/;.' and Rivers, which refrefli the Mead'AV grounds, and 
 cut, am! afiervvardsexprrlsfiich a good Opinion of them, i make iheGrals high and rank. Valt niiinbers of Cattle 
 And there's no I'.onbt to be luidc, b'lt the moll .Savage niiglit be bred up here, and depend entirely upon thc 
 People ill tho World might (before they be too much Meadows tor full enaiKc ; tor as there is prcat plenty of 
 abiis'd at lealll be brouglii to a biendly Correfpondence Crats, (and a Spring of it even in the \\'imer; loit has a 
 with Itrangers by gentle .Methods, and a |uft and fair I good ipiiit and firengtli with it tVom the rich Siil where 
 Carriage towards ihem An. 1 there's as little ijueflionl it growa. There is abundance ot admitableT 
 
 to be made, but that thc contrary deportment has great- 
 ly contr.lmted towards ihe making many People much 
 more barbing s, than Nature and their own Difpolitions 
 ever made ihciii. .Anionglt thole that made Voyages to 
 
 this Cmmtiy ; they commend the Fin and, Spruce-'l ices 
 lor Slii)'-Mafts, and all other Lifes, and don't fcrep'e to 
 .omparc them, in point of .Serviecablcncfs, to thcfe of 
 \ lll'/■^. And they fay, that no Country cai, iVcw Pine 
 
 this lfl.lnd belore there was anv Settlement there, Capt. j and Hiich-Trees, of diiiienlions every way, fo Ifatelv as 
 J{:ii-:iJ irL'!il"u. -I was one ot' the chief, who was alio j .V.'ii/f);(i..//,iH./. ,'\s for the Animals ; the Piealt-. are Uecr, 
 there at the time that Sir Hmnphri HilOr't was. This (Hares, Foxes, Squirrels, Wolves-, Be.irs, and the am 
 Wtjrthy Pcilbn made at Jeail ? or 6 Voyages thither, plubioiis I5eav<rs anJOtiers. .\n.i whether it were fan- 
 
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 ly or 110 u'c can't iiy, but oiir Penplc bclie\'d tlu- Ucafts 
 lit [Ti y hTc to Iv more time nii,l pcntic tbaii in mhcr 
 J'lai'fs. To this I'lirpofj they tell a Nt.iry, 'I'lMt bciiif 
 • 'iictiiiif a tilliinn, ind having a i;rcat Mallirt-Do,; with 
 llu'ni there caiin' .i \>ar,-c! of Wnlvr'i out of the Wooils, 
 and IcAie.l themfelvcs I'retty mar the pl;u e wlicre they 
 Wire ,it their work, and there they I'aie howling and 
 ni.ikinj; a molt terrdde nolle. The iMuraeciiis 1-V)R 
 went tip to them, and inltead of fnariing and ijriiininp 
 at • lie another, (the ordniary I'nd. ;,'.ne to fiphting ' they 
 I . pill to w,ip tails and lawn, .ind at lalt went t.i dowii- 
 rip.ii' p'syin;; ; and, in fliOrt, i.k'd one another> com- j 
 pviny 1,1 well. t]iat ihcy all went away together into the ^ 
 \\'i'(..K, thcie ihe Uuf, iKtivl .m.i'niili ttiein 9 or i da^s. 
 .-n.l then ciine home fife and found 10 hii Mailer-. .And ! 
 tins C'inVual Stenc t ctween the Doi; and the Wolvi.s| 
 wa,5 rrpc-.tcd tliiee feveral tiiius ; In many time's did he^ 
 rahe his Kand-ile wiihihein. aiil when tlie b"roli>k was j 
 Dm Clin.- home ap.iin. This made lon:e ofom Plann is j 
 liirini,'.-, tii.it the VVol.es were heiier intiir'd here th.ui 
 other where : an.1 the iiiith on'i is, the Dop.'s entertain- 1 
 w meiif w.is i'<Aeiiniiph, an.1 weM all nv the Woh c^ to be I 
 ■ I I'fj-i'ablf.'^nt a'M-m wou'd have laid a great deal | 
 m le to'r, had o;v of the Mali' rs taken the M.iftirt''s| 
 pl.i -e, :ilid pone aliint; with the Wob' cs into the Wo 'ds ; 
 an.! af ei o uv 1 o da\ . 1] ent with them, co:nc home a- 
 j'ani wtho.'t a hole in his Coat. Tlicy fay too, thit, 
 rh ■ the Pe iis are to veiy mimctoiis hcic, yet ihey ne i r 
 leeeu'd an\ hurt by theai ; tiie rcafin of wliirh InvM 
 1 '■' IviMvj w.is, l-t .ii'.lc they nexcrc.ime in their way, 
 io: IL.-.rs J'li't v.l: to le i;i I'.ty of 'hat piece of Rood 
 bredini) t i any thi^p thit comes within the reach of 
 th ir p i'<vs. .•V'. for the boxes, as ouij^nt; as they arc, ] 
 iv.rPeivK chei'e.i .lb indanecof them rftlieir tine Coats; 
 311.1 fo ilicy d.d ih.e .M.utens, Heaver--, and the rcll of 
 llie Fivry Tr I-e, which 'accordinp 10 the (jcnms of the 
 \-,rK-!-.r,,.',V.y .Animals, were fo po, d nater'd as to be 
 catch'il. "The Fowl ar.' ''ot ilie liifev fott Spartnws, 
 1 arks, Blackliitds, RulVtinche:., Thrnlhcs, Niplitinnales, 
 Filii.t.iys, and the tike. . ^ii.i of the larg.r, Paitri.ipe, 
 Ceefi', l^.eks, P '^cons, Snipes, Teal, Curlews, •J' . 
 And if theSta I'owl, Verri ii>, Mmres, Hounds, San- 
 deihrip,. Ke.llharks C' i alily of Birds of Prey : .Ml 
 fori-, of b.ik-oiis CTpreys, Ravens, Giipes, Crow.s (.iiilis, 
 I'l'terei's, 'I'ereelb, i? . Theplent\ and variet\ ofbith 
 are not kf- than thole of the Fowl : .Ml the World knows 
 iIt vef ii'ation of \'-\-;':r .i'i->:.l for Cod, and what a rich 
 'iijA it yields only with relpe^iV to that one Cummo- 
 v«^l»''V. li"' iliere'i no Harlwir 1 1 River here bur what's 
 w.d! Ill !'■'. w,ihe\cellent Filli . amiBplf whicli we may 
 ti'cn ion SalaioTi, Peail, T'cis, Tr nti;, Herrings, M.i ka- 
 id. FloandTs, I aun e, Capchn, I'aUs, Ucrrel. Tiien 
 Whale, the .Soicrcipn of FilV.es, Vurpoifes, Seals, and 
 others cf a Koy.il Charader ; and to ,1 iKliide, all forts 
 of Slell lilh. fiiir tlv' prear rarity of all the Al^.mal^ is 
 the M'.-im lid, rr .-all it what vo" pleafe, fo yon do \-\n 
 mean aCteatnre that dies m the Water, and »■- tat .is it 
 a-pears in viewiifa Humane (hapc whiih is infallibly 
 anlnhabitaii' of thefe Sets, if at leaft we may believe 
 (apt. /r' ..■/o.i 11 , the principil .^uthor ot this .A.ci iint 
 fif the Country) > pon his word. He attiuiis iliai at 
 .?■. Vi/'/s Harbour, ,/. /'. i 61 o. as he v.as Itandinp by the 
 Warcr-(ide niu- d.iy eaily in the Morninp, he fpicd a 
 C>ca-iirc inikinr, very I'wifilv lowjids iiim, whkh by 
 thcFjcs, Kofc' Chill, F.US, Neck, F..riliead ; and, m 
 a Word, 1 v all thofe upper Part* v.hieh were very well 
 pripori ond. appear'd to 1 e a Woman. "I he Hair iii- 
 dted was ro iTc>..epted ; for inltead of that, there were 
 all ro'nd abuitupon the Hfadas it were blue ftreaks, 
 whi, ii m"ch refemhlc't haii, and hi'iigdowii to the Neck. 
 1 l.e C.ip'ain fays he beh'.-'d it iiueiifely, fand fo did ano- 
 th'.i of l-.i; lOmpany, that (food not far f 0111 liim) and 
 (la d till it came to r.b'ilt the Icnpth of a long Pike from 
 hiMi, ind till 11 he 'hoii^^ht 11 timeto pobukwards. When 
 thcCreatiTc law th.T he went fioai ir, i' tnvii'd aboiical- 
 Ib ai;d madi- awa\, whi h pave him the cjpportunity of 
 viewinp the llioulucrs and back Parts of it, down ro the 
 Wail.', vshieli he dednres were as fi^iiare, fmooth and 
 T h:tc, H'l lie like Pans in Mankind. From ihe middle 
 r.i the lowci- p«rt 10 life his own word-) it went pointing, 
 hi pro|ofrioii like a broad hooked .Arrow ; but how it 
 VMS I It the lore part of tlie lioJy, liom the Nick and 
 .Slvmlders downwards, he coeld not dilceiii, leaiife it 
 did not aiivanee towards him fo mvch .aboec the Water 
 a« It wen away. TbisSjren had a iniml to thcCaptain's 
 r"ni)nny, in fumel'alacc or other wiihinthe Uoininioin 
 of Sfft'iir ; but he 'dio' (;thersvile a Man ol'i^ood bleed- 
 ing) rcFv.s'd the favour, an 1 llii^lin d her. What llic 
 wrii'd have done with him there ihe Lord knoies ; liow- 
 rve', I.e kiv.'Wthcre was no pood Wine 111 dial Co intry, 
 but on rhe other hand, a molt corf muled purling ot 
 ■SaltVVatei, fn'-!i as wo.- d no way ag''jc wuli hi) Con- 
 
 iHtution. .So he retired from her, and thereby perhaps 
 cfcap'd a drinking bout, whu li wou'd have curt luin his 
 I ite, and depriv d him Oi'Chriltiin Burial too. The Sy- 
 ren let him po, and did noi attempt, by any farther dif- 
 ■ overy ot her Charms, to reduce him. She had Ihewn 
 him thole of her Face, but thought lum unworthy of ihe 
 Charms of her Voice ; iholc, whii h Poets through all 
 Antii]mty ha\e f,.i woiidiil\.,ly cxtoli'd. However, the 
 lame Creature came lluiitly after to the lidc of a Boat.iii 
 which were fome ot the Capta.n'sMcn, and endca oiir'J 
 to conic mill them. Thele Fc.lows wcrefilfliciently Uar'd 
 at the lirht of ir, but ready to leap out of the Boat when 
 thev law it a'empting to get in ; yet one ef them icco- 
 vei'd Io much Spirit, as to manage his Oar, with which 
 he Itru. k thi' Syren a found blow ercfs the Head, that 
 made her let I'o her hold and drop into the Water. But 
 that It did n It kill her was pla n, by her coming .itter- 
 wards to fome Boats in 'h.c Harbour ; at which time the 
 Boats licinp nearilie Ihnre, ihe Men got all out and lun 
 tor their li\es. Inn appear'd to be ihe vcy lame with 
 the t irmcr, and the fniic it was. unlets Ite died -vith 
 that blow upon the H.ad and walk d afieiwards. Upon 
 the whole, we can t fee whv this Ri latioii thou d not as 
 ctfeAiially perfwade all People that there are ti\ h Crea- 
 tures, ai the Voyage it fell Ihou'd tliat there is fuch a pl.acc 
 as .V-n!;»«.(.//,t>/,Y ; titr a Man us'd to convcrlc with the 
 Dangers ami Monfters of the Sea, one may very ealily 
 believe not to l>c timero.is. And a Man can have no 
 li'icci-cll in lormini; a Story of a Mermaid, svhich is not 
 at ;>.:l adapted to ferve any Defign in Church or State. 
 If ihe Reader won't becon.inced by this, there's ii'j way 
 for hiin but 10 f dl'jw the Captain to ?.•. ;y"/-"'s Harbour, 
 and there wait for Ocular Demonftration. Of theNa- 
 tivis of this IllanJ, our Plaiitirs leil us but lirtle: But 
 in general, as far as they know of them, that in their 
 Hai'its, Cuftoms and .Manners, iliev rcfeiiible the InH.mt 
 of the Qmtincnt, but far lels polite in their Civil fio- 
 vernmenr, as well as kfs CercmcnitNus in their Religion 
 (if they have any at all; ih.in maryoihcr Natii ns ot the 
 //wfi.i.i>,j arc. The) li' 1 altogeiher in the N. and W. 
 Parts of the Country, whuli arc I -aff frec;neired by the 
 p.i.^ajh ; but the I'ni.J and THJcnlnrs, ulio follow the 
 Whale-fiihing thereabouts, report them to bea tratibable, 
 inpcnious People, patient of 1 aboiir, and not Mercenary, 
 but ready to work fin a ImaH Reward. Our i'.ii^li/i: in- 
 deed faw fo:iic of them, and thofe were all painted 
 with Okcr, tloathd with Stags-skins, (nuade into fort of 
 Gowns) that rcach'd to the middle Leg, and the Sleeves 
 coming down at lealt half wa\ the Arm. and Bcavcr- 
 skins about their Necks. They were bare Icgg'iT, and 
 moft of them bare footed, only one had MioosMnd Mit- 
 tens on. I'here was nothing of a Cove r for the Head a- 
 monpll ihem ; they wort their hair pietty long, a great 
 lock behind p'aitcd with feathers, with a feather in it 
 Itanding upri;;lit by the crown of the Head, an.i a I'mail 
 loik I'laitcd 1 et'.iie. 'I heir hair is of very different 10- 
 loiirs, tlio' iliev ol ferve no pioporiioii, but paint ihcir 
 Cloaths as well as iKeir Ridies red. They arc of no 
 large fize, but are broad bieal'.ed, and i.f a bold If rong 
 make, and Hand \ery upright; tho' by the report cV 
 fome, they don't walk fo, being f imeih.np inclinable to 
 the Vices of Cheating and Stealing, Their greaicfl Art 
 is feen in ;heconllru.;tioii i_,f their Kettles. Canoes aiij 
 Oars j the former are made of the rinds of Irees very 
 neatly fow'd togither, >iid the feamsmerlaid witliTui- 
 pentme, but when tin Ut them over ihe Fiie lo boil 
 theii Meat, how they do to keep the nnds from korJi- 
 ing, and the Turpentine from meliuip, is hard to con- 
 ceive. Their Caiuies are al out 10 fcot long, and 4 and 
 half broad in the middle, made m ihe lorm of aCrelceiit, 
 Stem and Stem alike, and both equally diftant In m the 
 greatelt breadth. From the Stem and .Stem, there nfes 
 a light Staff a Yard high •'.lupt about with the long 
 (f rings of rertam Roots th.: '\ e inltead of Cords, wir.ch 
 the\ take hold by t" bring tin l^anoe alluire. 1 li^.y will 
 I carry 4 People v.-ry we", and yet done weigh 100 
 weight ; fo tli.it when they go a Land, they co:int it no 
 bnrdcn to carry 'heir Canoes with them. Inltead of 
 boards in the making of them, tluy ufe the uieei IJnrk 
 iof the BipThTrec, and low them with the fime artihces 
 th.u they da their Kettles. As f.r their Oars, iliey arc 
 of two forts; one is about 4 fot.t long, of o'l.- entire 
 pioicof birr, the other ic font, and ni.idc ot two leve- 
 ral pieces, the firll as long, big and round .is ,1 Half pike, 
 :!^ f.cind is the Blade of the (.Xir, aiul , let into tlic 
 ,.iid of the long one, (lit and whipt very I '..i.gly. '1 he 
 foii.icr of tlul'e the. ul'c as a I'aiMIe, an ' iie i.iiier as an 
 Ci)ar. '1 Ins is all that our Pian'crs all us .1 tins Country, 
 that IS remarkable : with this Aciomit thei-Llore of ilic 
 X:.\i:..n.L.-,hii, we lliall hnlh our tlilb ry of the New 
 World. 
 
LibV. 
 
 cl y perhaps 
 
 Cult illlM IliS 
 
 o. 'I'hcJiy- 
 fnnhcr il.f- 
 ' h,ui llicwii 
 ■nitliy ot ilie 
 tliruiigh :ill 
 dwcvtr, tlie 
 of a Boar, in 
 ciklca oiir'J 
 :itinly Lir'il 
 f Boat when 
 tlitiii leto- 
 vvitli whiih 
 Head, that 
 NVa'.cr. But 
 0111 iiig alitr- 
 ith time tlie 
 (lit ami iim 
 y lame with 
 c ihcil -vith 
 ards. Upon 
 I lion J not as 
 U\ ti Crea- 
 fucli a place 
 le with ihc 
 very callly 
 an have no 
 which IS not 
 cli iir State, 
 lire's III way 
 ■' 's Harbour, 
 Ot" theNa- 
 t little: But 
 that in tlieir 
 le the } i.V.ins 
 ir Civil Go- 
 heir Rclifjion 
 Jatic ns 'j1 ihe 
 le N. an.! W. 
 leircci ly the 
 liu K.llow the 
 ■ft a traiiVahle, 
 ot Mercenary, 
 ur iiii^liji: in- 
 e all painted 
 ,de into fort of 
 nd the Sleeves 
 and Bcavfr- 
 e leyg'd, nnJ 
 hoes and Mit- 
 iir the Head a- 
 r lor'.i;, a great 
 a feather in it 
 J, and a fmail 
 \ different > o- 
 ■ut lauit ihcir 
 ley are of no 
 a fold ftrong 
 tile report or 
 il inclinable to 
 ■irjjrcatcft Art 
 s. Canixs and 
 t>t I fees very 
 laid wjthTur- 
 'c V\ic to boil 
 Is from fc orch- 
 is hard lo con- 
 np, and .j. and 
 1 of aCrclccnt, 
 iftant Iroiii the 
 ni, there liits 
 wrh the loiiu 
 1 (iords, wlr.cli 
 c. I licy will 
 It weigh loo 
 ley cniMit it no 
 n. InfteaJ of 
 :he Oliver ii.irk 
 ■ f.inie ariihces 
 Virs, ilicy are 
 of c'l: entire 
 le ot two levc- 
 nc ,1 Half pike, 
 I .. let into the 
 •I'jiigly. The 
 he lailer a. an 
 ( thisCcnntry, 
 leielorc of ihu 
 y ijt the New 
 
 s. 
 
 A N 
 
 INDEX 
 
 O F T H E 
 
 Kingdoms, Countries, Rivers, Towns, Places, viz. 
 in the Firll Volume of Navigcintium atque Itiuc- 
 rmitium Bihiiotbeca 
 
 Vote, For Short ncfs ; i: fi^nii'ia IQ/igJoms, pr Proz<i,ice, c Countries, f> People, ci Cities, m Moun- 
 t.iiiis, r Rivers, sStas, Lt Lakes, i IjUnds, f I oris, b Bays, a Capes, h Harbours, t Towns, 
 vlUlUgcs, Ja itands, ha Havens, c.isCajlles,n Natton, dUeJart, jh Shoals, ro Road, w Women, 
 po Ports, Jlr Utreights, pi Plain, pot Point. 
 
 4 li.lf-'vint f 4^3 
 
 f\ \Mi 
 
 ■ de Cu- 
 
 r-\ ,i. i 
 
 l-^ii-, 
 
 .^ .^L 
 
 IS ; 
 
 Abihe m 
 
 275 
 
 Abir f 
 
 ' 9 
 
 Abrotli-i fi 
 
 ■,-\ 
 
 Ahrnll-e-, fi 
 
 49,2?' 
 
 Ata'ijrpoii .1 
 
 .» 
 
 A^i f 
 
 -,^''i 
 
 Aui'iJuUo It 
 
 ii 
 
 Aiaii t 
 
 710 
 
 Acul.in t 
 
 2# 
 
 Aihiiirth.i i 
 
 4; 
 
 Adi 11 b ".', 'ji 
 
 .Q-.-i-'s 
 
 - k&ii 5^,9.7 
 
 l3V.2'ii. 
 
 
 i^i-i 
 
 Add .in c 
 
 25s 
 
 Adel ; 
 
 102 
 
 ~ 'Si/i 96,10. 
 
 .1^4^ 
 
 Ad r r 
 
 3't 
 
 AHfr'ijyori pr 
 
 4;s 
 
 ftd'.iuniiiij I- 
 
 2SS 
 
 ,T.i-liiiiliij , lur.rrlor and 
 
 interior i.t, 
 
 )'-'7r!V^ 
 
 
 41:1 
 
 Alitica 
 
 4J' 
 
 All. C.I i 
 
 jCi,4c'> 
 
 l\f,.i<U .■ 1 
 
 347 
 
 - L 
 
 r^ 
 
 A)ia'ulc.) ( 
 
 26 
 
 Af,nnt 1 
 
 jiS^:? 
 
 l\^u\^\ 1 
 
 3»s;i'' 
 
 Ajiri pr 5; i' SS 
 
 ■ V'i.x^^ 
 
 
 2'j.J 
 
 1 !:•.• i\ jue'-iliie 
 
 lile 5,5 
 
 A^',iiil!o u V 
 
 ')'i.2'i'i, 
 
 
 157 
 
 At^iift c 
 
 3J2 
 
 Aiaicma I'iafave ti y 9 
 
 Aio ( 
 
 7I' 
 
 u: t 
 
 in 
 
 AU'iJlfe fjt 
 
 iJ 
 
 AiJ^iran a / 
 
 'VS 
 
 AlJiii p 
 
 V6 
 
 AUqiu > 
 
 7-9 
 
 Allijci tti 
 
 36 
 
 Alluhureiii » 
 
 j-S 
 
 Albi. n. Nova h 
 
 :i 
 
 Ako.c 11 f 
 
 26* 
 
 Alrjfjr.fjiiivcr 
 
 « 336 
 
 AUjIatS.'iuct 
 
 » lb,i. 
 
 Aleppo . 
 
 ■let 
 
 Alc'iuariJ i 
 
 6i 
 
 Akxandtia , 01 
 
 Alfxan 
 
 dietta c :^2,i',-l,iTl 
 
 AlfMi i 
 
 ■'^^ 
 
 Al-uedict i 
 
 5,18 
 
 Algiers fT 8i 1 
 
 34'. 367 
 
 Alj;u;l ( 
 
 J22 
 
 Aiijvcr I 
 
 43 J 
 
 Alircdinc c 
 
 32+ 
 
 Almir.intf /I) ^o 
 
 M'lUJtrallej / 710 
 
 Alvu.ida r 753 
 
 Amadahi! c S9,4i 7 
 
 Aujdanr.s c 16S 
 
 Aiiiambuiiiiavo i 71a 
 Aiiian t 98 
 
 Am,in.l r 71.J 
 
 Ama.ane ro 121 
 
 Ania/ones n> 749 
 
 — r 27^.274.749,753 
 Amboina 1 74,7 -,,82,21 S, 
 
 •271 
 Ambon i iS 
 
 Amho\n.l « 464 
 
 Anibdavanger 1 86 
 
 AiPeilJpore 17 90 
 
 Anietia e 685 
 
 Amerj'iie t 556 
 
 Afflliaia t 5j I 
 
 Anincbaat > 4^ 
 
 Ani(f;ldam i 5C9 
 
 AnJ4.:das/ 2s 
 
 Ananaie> p 5. 3 
 
 Anton de-Saint Andres 
 
 V> 
 Anuemaon < 277 
 
 Andes t 7^2 
 
 — ra 275 
 Andripoura t & r 249, 
 
 250 
 
 S. A:;d.'cw i 26,272 
 
 Andi.gri k 24p,2<j _, 
 
 Anfa I j2; 
 
 .xr.ga.-li 338.34 
 
 An;;,!/. hi / 149 
 
 An^.ii f J49 
 
 Ariji.-li t iSo 
 
 S. .iiigtlo rji 383 
 
 Angartiva t 270 
 
 Angina t 70S 
 
 Angola . 7 ,7 
 
 Angoxi (' iii,2,j 
 
 Angra 1 46-; 
 
 Anica t 31 
 Annahoa i ' 3,29,52,257 
 
 — I 52 
 b. Ann i 74.0 
 Antfilon I u^b 
 Aiithiu-i t ibiJ. 
 
 Alitibi'S i 369 
 
 An'onia i 274 
 
 r\ii'(in,'ili A 6^ 
 
 S. .\nton:vi r 70y 
 
 AnzlJ,iii I 4 .<j 
 
 Aon t si 
 
 Apaljii'i pt Sc6 
 
 \l'al.ulian pr 799 
 
 — t Ibid. 
 Aphrodliia / 431 
 Apia I 273 
 A<lujpoUiue ti 36 
 
 2-0 
 
 Arabia, de^erta c 431 
 
 — PctLta c 331,431 
 
 — Icebx c IbU. 
 Atabiansinif('>V3ic,3i 1 
 A rath t 49 
 Arar.co pr 25,750 
 Aratana ro 55 
 Arafti t 4^4 
 Arjw..a c 741 
 Arbadops p i ~? 
 Arbach t 436 
 Arthers Hope pci K2j 
 Archiptlagus s •2"4 
 Ardoeill < 522 
 Arecitfe ,4 
 Arenas 1 
 Areqiiipa t 274 
 Aieigol po 340 
 Argin ; 3 
 Arguiii .a 2'9 
 
 — ' 349 
 Aria r 4^5 
 Arica I :!,;4.7S -' 
 Arinioa r 44 
 Arnifiua. Major e 434 
 ArmoidiHiuoii ;, 814 
 AiLicoory ^>' 717, ~iS 
 Arrajxico r 717 
 Arratellon , ss* 
 Arrawaiy . 716 
 Arroras -1 . 
 Arlaluttoclii t 859 
 Arui r 711 
 Arwakai ti 71S 
 ■\r'vaikai p -12 
 Ai7 11 I 341 
 Ar/idj ci 3;2,:i,6 
 Arzina r 5.1 
 Alleniiin d 750 
 
 — i 273 
 -<• 3^;,2',5,2-c,27i,46S 
 Afej < 27i 
 Aiiiar /!.• 336 
 Alhararte 1 4;; 
 .Mitinual r 31S 
 Afmere a S9— 15.417 
 Alfa') rn 105,1 1_ 
 Allawaves p 71 
 A lie pole I 43 ; 
 AlTuan <i 356 
 .\ftracan ci 434,516,520 
 Atacama 1 77 
 Atallons ( 258 
 Atluil < 711 
 Atlas m 317 
 Attack f 1S8 
 Ava c 113 
 Avarclla, |alia c 71^ 
 St. Auguftiiie's Hay 5c, 
 
 79,225,231,257—14; 
 
 — cj- «p,-.8— 2-^ 
 I Avna i' 27; 
 
 Auroca t j4 
 
 Auiame i 5^ 
 
 Au'iaTrtjue pr 809 
 
 Aure . io^ 
 
 ■. nzoane i Si 
 
 Ax.uia ti 392,395 
 
 Aynam ; 185 
 
 Ayas fr 'izt) 
 
 >vteb.irg5S 6 1 14 
 ':'ipi t 
 
 Azanur t llii. J24 
 
 Azegui p 3 
 
 ■Zgin pr 3;2 
 
 Az,o;h «' 356 
 
 Azures i 2!',,463 
 
 13 
 
 Baaios r ;4y 
 
 liabelmandfl j'/r i z 
 
 Babylon ri 4-,7 
 
 Uacctiian / i- 
 
 Bachian t 1 ;. 
 
 Bath-,-a I ;;,U. 
 
 ilachu t 43 j 
 
 BJcoLi i 21C,J,'., 
 
 Bactin ( 4;4 
 
 lijtina .■ 4-.J 
 
 [|.!rdz r 43; 
 
 I'Jdur f b4 
 
 Baga.rder k ;9'' 
 
 liafd.u II 98,437 
 
 "igcincdri k lli.i. 
 
 I'Jharene i 98,-^7 
 
 l'4l-.at r %] 
 
 Baij,iicnd r 61 
 
 I'j-adi'ii .J J 2?9,i4J 
 Baxoi r 
 
 liakir p & t 16-. 
 
 iWlambUan i« 216 
 
 Italdiii'a to -I ; 
 
 r.jjuta < 32 
 
 Bilv ( 21 ? 
 
 -/■ 4:4 
 
 Balaini c ic,7 
 
 lUianihoa i ;; 
 
 llaidacb fi 437 
 
 liaWith r 4(3 
 
 lijldiv.a I 31 
 
 balh i 271 
 Callbra a ,'>, w-, 272, 
 28 . 
 
 Baltlia pi 3 39 
 
 haluibes /I 141 
 i;aly « 32,216,453 
 
 lland-Al>; t 407 
 
 Uaiidon ( D 
 
 Banca (/ iS 5,227 
 
 lianchilb pr if, 
 Banda < 74.Sj,99.i iJ. 
 2 18,271, 4^4 
 
 Bandn p' ir8 
 
 lijnknit'.f' ( y! 
 
 A a a J a 3 a 
 
 r.annnras t s^S,25:> 
 Uantain f 56,67,133 lis, 
 
 Hani Arjz t 34 j 
 
 Bangiva ilr .95 
 
 Biratcnc i 23 
 
 i.arauiM re 325 
 
 iiarathre li jii 
 
 liarb.ind.i .i 555 
 
 r-.itaconJi r 31^4 
 
 U.rbaty c 53<,3-'5 
 r.arco.s, Varnellio'j m 702 
 
 liarbeta f io2 
 
 Budcs . 2S2 
 
 Ban 1!,>; i 461 
 
 h.'.ihullulM . 433,434 
 
 hirniel:"; Iilar..li 39 
 BaroJie ii >,..,i6^,42i 
 
 Bnra.npote 1 :,^'.„25.'. 
 
 li.'ris :i -3S,:49 
 
 I'ari! / ^7j 
 
 l'.aiii;e t 1^2 
 
 Bi:'ro,ioie 1 2ii> 
 
 I'jrrcii (i tgo 
 
 b Lira ci v(.7 
 
 Bidimi.:tos 27 
 
 b.i;a i 56 
 
 U'tl-i-rport t 156 
 
 li.uocliina i 28 
 
 Bar'icjla pj/ 1^9 
 
 Bj:ty t 411 
 
 BuiIhh I c5 
 
 DasBaxis r.« 117 
 Baxui des (_ ;,a^.ts /) 225 
 
 lijya r 6S6 
 BavaffeTe<.lui'Ja'.itos7 ^ 
 
 B;\la Bay 31 
 
 Ijiyrca co g, i 
 
 lJi\ of Ccds 81; 
 
 bay ,if Ilea: ;i,ii, 
 
 I -ay oi S. Mary 81 3 
 
 Bay ot rUmeij •^ti 
 
 "'-z.lor / -.^71 
 
 B'Jr>a\ 1.' <;. 
 
 B.-.:rl!U- 1,1 
 
 Bear Haven c.i i 
 
 "Cilr'.l pr ^,,; 
 
 B.-I;,u f 4ii 
 
 li.ft r m 
 
 B.lr.C r ;i/J. 
 
 B.lediilgfiid r 3. -,,3 -i. 
 
 IMI 
 
 l.lhu!!.:) •! 542 
 
 r> lli;gan f 2 -,:io 
 
 r.allapore u /ijj(. 
 
 - » 20S 
 
 lii-i'.ii jeiTetteii m 334 
 
 IWiijia i i3 
 
 B It' i\a i 97.227 
 
 !;.fi.;v.li i- i;< 
 
 ii;-n;h';''i;ul 33! 
 
The I N 'D E X. 
 
 
 n.i'if'- ualVial m 33? 
 
 Btniiii c 3'^S 
 
 Urni cnur r ^ !) 
 
 B rii Mij;.r m iH 
 
 Hrnm *• -^^ 
 B-ni Mcn'^ijldah n Hi 
 
 JViii l.iijw n iH 
 
 Bcni Sji.nli » 347 
 
 S. Ik-nt I 7-9 
 
 }'.-r.irf IS^ 
 
 I'lnl.M.i .• 34''> 
 
 liri.ii. .in.l I IJy 
 TltiM'.uili'. I S}7,84S,5 ;y 
 
 S. l!-.-ip..uil i 270 
 
 1. uv I 4'"' 
 
 ll.ll.UJll I I'i 
 
 H 2.-nagjr « 2-5 
 
 li. .: ijlliv,'..: I 2--:- 
 
 I'.jt I- i^S 
 
 I!i.-na, f Khxf i/S 
 
 li:l-.;nier c les 
 
 r, i:)ciht f 5'" 
 
 biirtiih r in 
 
 Bil'.il f J S-' 
 
 11 mi I 215 
 
 L; . i.ii * 271 
 i;:rj/ 3:,2.!i,;;'- 
 
 Biirrhoia X 17 
 
 I'-ii.l lliis iii,f) ■ 
 
 1: 1 ra r 16 
 
 !'■■ I . ur 1/ 2 y.iS 
 
 1; -.1.! ,/ '^p 
 
 li.urj ^4, 
 
 I' l>.; r 1/ I'S 
 
 liin ti-r >/ 4* 
 
 Uij I i:i)('.) ( 4,7 
 lil.in.i) 4- ;,ij,:iy --jo 
 
 S. r.!.i,- / u 
 
 li'V-' .ii" a 05 
 
 !;>• I'l / 17 
 
 li'lai po 2- , 
 
 Kolus r S4; 
 
 IkiLtan I £ 2 
 
 V.,.i. ahccm » 45^ 
 Bi'n.irce r 
 
 Iciijviftj ;' 7^ 
 H. ;;,!, w U 'liMina .; — 
 
 -o:d :r, .; 
 
 — New .4, 
 tyii'iir r 5j -, 
 lii):ililic-:',ts r 5 ,. 
 liornro i i-,;2,4t4 
 
 - '• JJ 
 1,.,;... !■ ,5, 
 B..ir.|j liiy Sci 
 lioiiri .( 3i;j 
 l;i)',tar.!cr c 2 9,, -v, 
 I'u l:j .; /iij. 
 Jjut.iii i / .^ ;o 551:- 
 
 lioutriii Ur 
 
 5> 
 
 I'u;,;). i:j m 
 
 7-, 
 
 Iki;, .i;,i ; 
 
 271 
 
 i;r-taiV:iiU'S fr 
 
 •-7> 
 
 r.:,ii.t Soui.J 
 
 cu 
 
 Hum ( 
 
 '» 
 
 li air;.oi[ li ^5 , 
 
 ,1; , 
 
 
 419 
 
 tra.^l f .'; .a 17,.- 
 
 /61, 
 
 - ■:.:ic,7^.- 
 
 -S55 
 
 lU=ve i 
 
 i4 
 
 I'it.-j li 
 
 "1 - 
 
 l!,e;l.-,r i 
 
 34' 
 
 in !_.':. f 
 
 3i9 
 
 l::~.v; .J 
 
 it,. 
 
 lUl^jliu:, / 
 
 TCy 
 
 1.. .;;:n.;i 10 1^ 
 
 i'"i 
 
 li III \iit-ti m 
 
 4SV 
 
 «'i»1l-iu ,; 
 
 li; 
 
 I'l'iAjr ;./ & I 5S 
 
 ,>iS 
 
 I*i..Ua < 
 
 iS 
 
 l!uenos Aeres 1 
 
 C85 
 
 I., it'll > 
 
 27-;, 
 
 lijjUifl&C ^.ji, 
 
 s;-.!. 
 
 
 ;44 
 
 Hutjih 1 
 
 3-4 
 
 Hungi) I/O 
 
 S3 
 
 liuibiin r 
 
 3,'.-> 
 
 li'irnin;; I.Ie 
 
 6 in 
 
 Kurniiij' Mount 
 
 JhJ. 
 
 Unit.) / 
 
 2J7 
 
 ll'Ji: i;itg r 
 
 ;'4 
 
 Eiirii 1 
 
 I'I 
 
 Hut rum <i4 
 
 i<l 
 
 I'jurrs ).i 
 
 J'S 
 
 Ilutliuaii < 
 lliit'er I'D 
 Uuttoik- i 
 Byuna (i 
 
 IS 
 
 277 
 
 '12 
 
 S6,&7 
 
 ( , Sil'i < 17 
 
 C jl>.iii ( 4^1 i 
 
 Cabcx d(s Lis ilhis, ,j 
 
 Cjbo del Siiirito Sanuc, 
 ij 27 
 
 Calira 1 5s j 
 
 Laml (jr & (i Sif, It-', 
 4Ji 
 Ca'.iiir r 11) 
 
 Cabijii) j 17 
 
 C.iu' cjiaii.' fo :09 
 
 C:,iJi;li liibl. ; i 
 
 >. Rii i t, ) 
 
 t .r;:irca in Aflki ci J41 
 c:a'la (( V4S 
 
 l''t;liJian I I ■ 
 
 I'aiane r -if 
 
 Cairo, orGr.iniiCaiio .i 
 
 .■7.3i;>r^ 
 
 t .'.irojn II 34; 
 
 Calau ft - . _ 
 
 ' alaia 1 y > 
 
 t-'alc /r s S 
 
 Cjiciita X 1;; 
 
 .-a lilt 1 ,<vi; y,l<I,ly ., 
 
 ■•"4,-7- . I'.? 
 C.,i!,:,ir.ia j ^7 . 
 
 <-.»,\m fT 1^1 
 
 L'lUcuii Ko.irt j J 
 
 t-JlUon.l; Linn ,■-, 
 
 Calie.'i ,: j, 
 
 (. ami r ^i5 
 
 Can- ana ro >:%(, 
 
 Cam.;.! ,/ x-^ 
 
 C'an.ilulia r 711 
 
 <-.;a.aij;i ( -^71 
 
 ■■•' 7-y 
 
 I an)4-j i jy 
 
 i a.r.:';.M ,1' Vy j7 i^s 
 1 .iiv:'> 5 ;-,i .(' -j -J 
 
 <- .i.r.l .:•• ;■ ( '02 
 
 lam '. ;i. ) 4^4 
 
 i Jin' iTo r •;,-:. 
 
 C:;: o m 70^; 
 
 Ci:iu.,i ./ yi 
 
 C'li.tin..; i \i 
 
 '^x.i ci 555 
 
 I .':uii(,r fa '■ 5,''a: 
 I .i:udj r ji2 
 
 c .^lavy l:hiid> 3 224, 2f^ 
 
 — Cirnid j7,4-i>-;y 
 Ljii \lj ;,r )-. 1 1, 81 2 
 
 — '/ fii 
 t.a.,da!'ar .-; 9^.147 
 
 — f it^, J^i 
 ( ar.;, '-oiiiorra b ,7 
 Camlaii \~ a 
 t-ar.Jc » 21, 
 l-J:i.ii;ia ; 27; 
 i;.ir,d.i-g'-,.r i 1 7 
 
 C^:.r.la 1 1 ^ 
 
 t:.\"r;,iij fir 7S4 
 
 I .110 L 351 
 
 i.-n^.ia, or Carn.iwi sy, 
 
 9. 9> 
 
 <-,;r,t:.m .i 4; 7 
 
 C.inrii t '34,2M 
 
 Cai^aii.,,! Plats 270 
 
 Cdjir (;i;jrl,-5 842 
 
 Cai.tb,!)lc fcij 
 
 C'.;,.s ,- 31, 
 
 l-aiK/ ,7 34« 
 
 Liphi i is 
 
 I ai,li,a » j47 
 
 t'lpiiuj lo 7cS 
 
 Capiat! t 2u,2Si 
 
 C >';:u:ilul r 711 
 
 I apul ; 28,31,35 
 
 Capufi r 710,71 1 
 
 1-arai.ariini ci 5:4 
 C.arambuiumma i 2^6 
 
 Caii r 711 
 
 C'.inbai.i pai :7'',2:i 
 Caril)bt.-i-Illandi.270,7ib. 
 
 Carlins p 7K. 
 
 Ue I aiinas r 74S 
 
 Laritio ( 715 
 
 t'armania ( 451 
 
 Caimamiin e ;■>'! 
 
 Carcuaii ti 346 
 
 Cartui.1) f Soi 
 
 Caithagcne in Amciiu 
 
 I arthage ci 
 Ciryjiilis I- 
 Carui'j ci 
 Calfamir ca 
 Cal'jfa fr 
 C'ashin ii 
 Cal'car I 
 Calfi'.io I 
 t'aiiiia k 
 c alhan ri 
 Cjl'iM.in 
 
 270,-4) 
 
 3+'. 34') 
 
 7' 7 
 
 3S4 
 
 89.41s* 
 
 ^37 
 
 89 
 711 
 35' 
 
 ra 234,517. <;o 
 
 CaUliii /Jr 
 Caiij.i ci 
 CaUiia ri 
 Caftjmire i 
 
 Ljiilt-x t 1 ii;l\tins 
 S. l^jrlurinc / 
 I atiit'a p} 
 Cauij^jre ct 
 Catun r 
 CaunaJU t 
 C'auiaius n 
 CautiN a 
 i-axamalta ci 
 C.ijjs pr 
 C_a> xcin i 
 C s^.;!! li 
 (-cna I 
 Cc-laia 
 Ceilon i 
 
 !)oS 
 S26 
 7" 
 
 30 
 4i: 
 "4? 
 5'9 
 >^' 
 M 
 •'II 
 
 431 
 
 'y 
 
 2-3-790 
 
 Si 
 
 S>f,52,. 
 
 17 
 
 ;i- 
 "4,155.-14, 
 
 - , ■ "' 
 
 •.-clariir i iS 
 
 Ccmainum r <c6 
 
 Celebes i b2,227,4t; 
 
 Cekt r 
 
 Ccleadai t 
 
 Ccna r 
 
 Ci.ntuni-1 utt 
 
 Centopozii (J 
 
 !X-Ccrne i 
 
 Ccran / 
 
 Cclfirr ex 
 
 '-■■'.Hi ci 
 
 Clucoporo t 
 
 Cba^^ri r 
 
 thaLapuya f 
 
 C.'b Hilla ro 
 
 Chatouar i 
 
 Chal.:'liie pr 
 
 CiianuiUa 1 
 
 Cliandis pr 
 
 C hama 1 
 
 Chapman's Chancei 2^4 
 
 Cbapjieigat ci 
 
 Charah t 
 
 I liaua- pr 
 
 C.:ail'on / 
 
 Ciiaicgan li 
 
 C.i.aut pa 
 
 Cuui i 
 
 ClRiiiuan m 
 
 515 
 
 2ii 
 
 3", 
 
 r 3:.j 
 
 3 34 
 217 
 ic 
 
 "^5 
 3?3.3;f 
 
 433.43 'f 
 2": 
 
 7'-'4 
 -.6 
 iS 
 '-C7 
 27,! 
 itl 
 35* 
 
 Cli.kal 
 
 9- 
 •155 
 
 2lo,:-)S 
 
 i',-:7 
 
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 I'Lyia ,1 
 
 I'l jr.iuli'j Point 
 
 r^,lI ' 
 riiiip ■• 
 
 — /' 
 
 K. 1 i.iii/ii ( :tv 
 
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 l.dcr I- 
 
 I icua Uolia ( 
 i'n:mi,> p 
 
 I'll'u ' 111. ill 
 
 l',il'l.;l>. i 
 :i:ai.i!oii i 
 
 rifcj i 
 Viftar.) r 
 ritjii ;r 
 
 I l,>:'jnii' i 
 1 1j!1k1Ij I'd 
 I'lJU > 
 
 84' 
 
 7 .". 
 > =» 
 
 ;■! 
 
 27« 
 
 41^ 
 
 ■i■^ 
 374 
 
 ;*. 
 
 7-7 
 toy 
 
 H7 
 
 i6!t 
 741 
 ■>()i 
 116 
 
 27-! 
 -.7i-t 
 
 Puii.tt.'.il!ll'<'Dev;ii,,Sii 
 
 IViluuMU I '270 
 
 l'u;i.> >l';i)JSrjue J 2i< 
 
 rii,i.wii I 7 JO 
 
 I'l.o.aAjy i i;ju,.4^ 
 
 1 00 ( ^y6 
 
 I'lX'lJrnon < 1,0 
 
 ru^iiy A 5S9 
 
 I'lnii) Angel. ( •■-9 
 
 I'm to Ikllu I 747 
 
 riiriuUuuliio 7>-y 
 
 I'jitj^ p -co, 700 
 
 I'ortu di' Milton :> 6 
 I'otti Itiiia J ^L'S 
 
 I'oito Gijmlc k 209 
 I'orto I'i(|utna i :0y;2Sa 
 I'or'.o Hn.0 « 660 
 
 I'ort Koy..l r 8i4,Sj;) 
 I'Dtto Sancio t i)4':'5 
 Port Sa|jguj> c > 
 
 i-ui;na it 'sy 
 
 I'otoii t 27. ,7 ItJ 
 
 I'uulildous f -s$ 
 
 I'oulialail l6ir !J2;..,!i42 
 I'raiiuc c- :hM 
 
 I'lianiail ro '■,^,6','ilt 
 •:25— 14>,J5U 
 I'riirerra i ^3,407 
 
 Del rrinujie i 3,29,269 
 r.,eiio liii.'o j7j 
 
 I'UL-itodc Cavnllos -T- 
 I'^eilo Nativiilad hi 26, 
 36 
 I'uertoSi(;ur 27 
 
 liieitoViLio 75'j 
 
 I'uioantikofo > iSs 
 
 l>iiKian i 17 
 
 I'lilo liotuin j 5* 
 
 I'ulo Button I S47 
 
 V'lloCjlalus /■ 227 
 
 Tulo i.l.\\\K i Ikii, 
 
 I'ulo Condor i i(i$ 
 
 i o Hub ( Ibii. 
 
 I'ulo Kitd I iKy 
 
 I'Jo 
 
 I'nln L.iikc 
 I'ulo Lihuiki 
 lulo Limii 
 I'.ilo lore 
 I'ulo Lanialiuy 
 I'lila l.Miia i 
 I'ulo Nyjs 1 
 Tulop^Dla i 
 I'ulo I'iniaiig 
 I'ulo ranjjii 
 1 ulo rjf;.u'iu, I / 
 I'ulo I'.Kijdijur I 
 PiiU) l'o*c I 
 I'lil'iiijiH I i 
 
 I'.llulid I 
 
 I'ulo !. 10 
 I'ulo 1 iinda 
 
 t'ulu lilUJIOIl 
 1 U'O rUil',!' 
 
 I'lilo I iiiior 
 
 I ulo I'clk.lll <0 
 
 1 liloAaV ' 1 
 
 I lilo U 0*1! or. r 
 
 l'ii;i,i I 
 
 I uito di (.^lyndi 
 
 ruiita liaila 
 
 I'linlidi po 
 
 ru;urani i 
 
 I'liiiola ,1 
 
 I'.nl) fr 
 
 1 yi.0 I 
 
 4') \x Laipi 
 
 120 
 Ibtl 
 
 ■U6 
 l-l 
 245 
 
 2 2"' 
 24 V 
 
 6; 
 226 
 
 22 7 
 
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 ■i.\i 
 67 
 ^9 
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 18s 
 IbiJ. 
 227 
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 00,146 
 
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 26,78s 
 
 7' 8 
 1 10 
 '•ii 
 271 
 16S 
 JbU. 
 45s 
 43 i 
 
 'J.ialiuteir.jllan > 273 
 
 (J i.iir.i 111 220 
 
 <V)udii.. 3JJ 
 
 ijii. iuJ .0 .'•j^ 
 
 y^.'l.rt llr '^12 
 (^..,1,1 I V24,24<,246 
 
 (JUfdia m ',2 
 
 (yiii rris Icialaiid '17S 
 
 <^:c;(iu;;l.-n ii ;.',8 
 
 (Juti.|iicnri.j i 44 1 
 
 Q.i i'jilia 10 Sj, 
 
 (.1 i;,ljl.U fr 7^4 
 
 (^li'.OJ i lo 
 
 (iiiinlcio 6 2S7-Vi 
 
 Uuinzay 4'^-; 
 
 <j'i iu|ucin.im I '4 
 
 ti.Uito is: ,i 27;,7si, 
 
 R 
 
 kjic-mtn r j.j^ 
 
 K,ii;,andt'al ci l^S 
 
 Ka^es II 456 
 
 Hj'JU-c I yS 
 
 U.ivtf ,- 91 
 
 Kj/o » 272 
 
 I'-.d S .1 4^ 
 
 Iv' rtlo^iTic.l 43s 
 
 K-.!ienli'.'|d t 6i'>,'"i>i 
 
 Ktith n ,oS 
 
 '*''t!.' 4, ;,4i7 
 
 Kflorr I 141 
 
 I'.clolgJtc I 2,4 
 
 I^rurcf r vS 
 
 Ulujdis ( ,72 
 
 Itlioj^onijiia I 4; . 
 
 Rio ikl AjJiC (■^i^ 
 
 ['.loDoUc ■26|27o 
 
 K o t^ongo 2J3 
 
 Kio Grand'- 269,27 ., 
 7-4,:.S 
 I'.io Javcio .'v 
 
 Ulo .Mon:alro 272 
 
 Kiodel Oro 28y,6Ss 
 1(10 del late 20,207,68-, 
 Uio lie I'ahnas 2 ■: 
 
 K.odeTuinha ;' 
 
 KioS. I'ediu & S. Paulo 
 J- ; 
 K.o Verde Ibid. 
 
 RiieiolGold ;4, 
 
 Kuerot b.oues 7,19 
 
 Kivei oHirocadiles Ibid. 
 Kiver ot luadi Jiid. 
 River et An.Jioilb 716 
 Kogue-in/.i i 64 
 
 Kuii|Uti I 270 
 
 Kuiiuc I'l/i i 22-- 
 
 Roir Capr 
 Kuiclia 
 Kottrril.im I 
 
 Kuilirn r 
 Ruri^.'lue II) 
 
 ;48 
 i3,37+ 
 
 22S 
 
 Sjada i 
 Saba II ' 
 Sai.iy i» 
 baiiiKlania 1; 
 Sale llaviii 
 bate llarbuui 
 Sana >i 
 Sagiadahoe : 
 
 S.I^UCIUi r 
 Sahaia . 
 salad II 
 
 - r 
 
 Sal ( 
 Sala ,i 
 Salhia If 
 Salicre d 
 Salma r 
 Sallettf I 
 salt U.lart 
 
 Ri 
 
 iJ-i 
 I f ■o 
 27 ,- 
 6lil 
 ^24 
 S^S 
 Hii 
 ;-« 
 3' 8 
 3SJ 
 224 
 
 311 
 
 3Sl 
 
 S4 
 
 711 
 
 iS2,4io 
 
 salt liUnds 8i,226,-S6 
 
 S. Salvador i ■; 
 
 samag ei s S 
 
 Samaahand .1 4 ;■) 
 
 Samari k jyj 
 
 Saimai ;. T'o 
 
 Samoitb p ',•,) 
 
 Sandlllaiid 81; 
 
 Sanaj^a r 3lib 
 
 Sanliat pr ifi 
 
 San^hir / i- 
 
 Santiuin i j6 
 
 Sanj;uirar;jut 1 436 
 
 Santo ta 2')S 
 
 SantO!) t 6,6 
 
 Sanuj^a r ; 
 
 Sap.ivoa's f 7i2,7iS 
 
 Sanuau'Mia > 7.-9 
 
 Sarampo/i 1 a'' 
 
 Sarargaiu i 17 
 
 Sa'.dalian f 4 ; j 
 
 Sjrkelte t 417 
 
 Sarmatia < 542 
 
 salena .i 22S 
 
 Satagan po 277,2^0 
 
 Savoaa / £'57 
 
 Saway r 4^6 
 
 Stlinicrenbourg,ti tj 61 y 
 
 Scotland \;w S*-, 
 
 Scytliiai.', p 4J'-, 
 
 Selialds i jS 
 
 s. Sel),:Hjan i 7 ^,29,''^, 
 
 i'^'i,''yS,*y>' 
 
 Secandra v 1 7'^,4i7 
 
 SegclilRlfe pi ; p, ;4H 
 
 - I Ibid. 
 
 Segura I 272 
 
 SHaguts iio j6 
 
 Sclelj^o m ; J4 
 
 Selini » j-18 
 
 Sella I -.25,; ;i 
 
 Selli/iuc I 517 
 
 Seniede « ;i.y 
 
 Si iiefta p 
 
 Sei'ra > 
 Strenc^ar d 
 Seri / 
 
 /A. 
 16; 
 
 91 
 
 -73 
 
 Serrtpore t 21 ,281 
 
 SiTliIly I 16'-. 
 
 Seriell t ^j., 
 
 Setudoie 1; -207 
 
 Selques I 407 
 
 Seltiuefahanocks p S44 
 Seuiiiiia m 
 Sewa !• 
 Shalnant 1 
 Shame <ai 
 
 S21 
 
 ;2 
 
 — ■/ 
 Siba i> 
 Sico / vS; ( 
 Sierra n 
 Sierra'1 I 
 
 277,461 
 
 163 
 
 I'i 
 )'.8 
 
 7^2 
 
 hamaki t 4 ',*•, si 6,'2i 
 Shaw-dee t 4^6 
 
 Shcra/ i( 42s 
 
 shitoca I 401 
 
 Shireiukir 1/ 41s 
 
 Shirtiit'-din 1 9S 
 
 Shirum 1 ^i', 
 
 Shy 111a I 464 
 
 Siamiw iK'Imilcs *■ 112, 
 271 
 
 Sierra Lcoiiiu n 3,'ii37, 
 
 76,2 2'), 26y 
 
 SiflfjCJ r J 17 
 
 Sillabar »o ',* 
 
 Sincapura « 227,271, 
 461 
 Sinan 1 1S9 
 
 Sinde r 98,99 
 
 Siniiorpin 1 aic 
 
 Siudkavy 1 8^ 
 
 Sinnaniara >' 716 
 
 Siranakar li 168 
 
 Siriau^ti / 1 1 j 
 
 Sitlxmis J 381 
 
 Two SilKr. i 274 
 
 Smelt b 78 
 
 Soar « 204 
 
 Soliay I 9B 
 
 Sobait I ;o'{ 
 
 Socona'iuSoiha ' 6)iS 
 Socutoia Sj, 101,270, 
 
 4"9 
 Sulala > Mfi<. 
 
 — I 270 
 
 Solfroi I J ,4,3 3*t 
 
 Sojidiana < 435 
 
 Soldania i49i'i'i6;,ir . , 
 224.406 
 Solomons 1 750 
 
 SulouetlU i S4'' 
 
 .Somlncra / 64 
 
 Sondeva i 27X 
 
 Sooudaniiu 1 ; ). 
 
 Soppy V u 10 4) 
 
 Soret fii loS 
 
 Souadoii t -2^8 
 
 'jOuthSea 271 
 
 South *J 6ly 
 
 Spahawii, or Hilpahan a 
 
 4ii 
 '^paliawnit 
 
 Spain, New >i 2*,--; J 
 Spania Nova i 271 
 
 UclSpiiitu S.intin I 2/2 
 Sp'.t2bur^en i 6i;,6i'3 
 States i ^S 
 
 Starves t ^i-i 
 
 Stcentiolfe diive 38 
 
 b. Stephaiio del Puerto 
 
 272 
 StruifliDoke ,a 6oy 
 
 Suaed » jc8 
 
 Suagiii I j^s 
 
 Subu 1- 3j4 
 
 Suuadania t 100 
 
 Suthar 1 9;^ 
 
 — /"■ 168 
 Sucayiada r J4<; 
 Sue^ (( j,s 
 Sulgemar ' 315 
 Sutcgmare r >^m 
 Su^ailoai m 70, 
 Sulian r 4^,5 
 Sulaco I ,ii 
 Sultana c ^^^ 
 Sulu r j,^ 
 Suiiiaiyi 4;;;4;': 
 Sumai;;fiii i jVi 
 Sumaii I ,,^ 
 Suinatia/ 1 1,";!,! iy,i;j4, 
 
 -'4y.'7 -,46; 
 Sumhdit I 14 
 
 Summer 4 j^ 
 
 — llland-. \'y 
 Sund.t.dr SyuddEJ 16,6;, 
 
 — /'' 56,67 
 Surabaya /o 23S 
 Suranga n 126 
 Surango r S6 
 Surat . 84,161,411 
 Surtrood r 89 
 Surinam n »>, 
 Sus, III lickdulgeriil pr 
 
 348 
 
 — In Murruto pr ,,j8, 
 
 Sus/ 314,318 
 
 Sula .1 3,^5 
 
 Snihan n 437 
 
 S*'allcy ' ic'..4ii 
 
 Symh,.|.'b 1 
 SyiiiiiKiuni) p 
 
 Irt'i 
 
 I able nay . ,0 
 
 Tabcris ./ , ,5 
 
 Taeliuic /i/ 3 \i 
 
 Tadoulac pj 1 1 1 
 
 TaijaniMt t ;i; 
 
 Taga/u I 437 
 
 Tahiet I j4S 
 
 Tag.1t m I .'- 
 
 Taghima i 17 
 
 Tagiin I S2> 
 
 Tagrona val 7iS 
 
 Tagil lie I _ 17 
 
 Tagui Ut .7> 
 
 Tahancc 1 i-i 
 
 Valtkc i -, . 
 
 fambei. 1 -151, 
 
 Tamcrin ,1 i.. 1,1 11 
 
 Tcimoyes f ; 7 
 
 Tammarin >o 1 17, Hj 
 
 Tana » . / 
 
 TanalLi ■/ is 
 TaualTaiiiiii 52, an, 27 ; 
 
 lanaii r 5.;,=4i 
 
 landa i« 2oj,i)o 
 Tanji,ier 1 260, ;!'j,; 13 
 Tanally Bichari/2<« 121 
 
 raiij!,! diilcn I 4:7 
 
 I appall jnoi r >_^! 
 
 Tappre r 411 
 
 lapuycs p 705 
 
 laplee r 168 
 
 lapuramune « 716 
 
 I'aiijliida i 22 
 
 latap.ixa /o 21 
 
 I uLilcplt I '^7 i 
 
 larud.iii: 1 i'\3-'2 
 
 laiuo I 711 
 
 Tattaili i 111 
 
 Tauani;, r 43 , 
 laitaiy lI.eGrtat 4^4 
 
 -- thel.el, Ifid 
 
 lalv.ikuo I S 7 
 
 I atia ' I4'',i's 
 
 laurus m 4 4 
 
 Tautii II -,2 2 
 
 iayes, or lies .i i,.4 
 
 Tci.eut 1 311 
 lithcit I 
 Tcthoit I 
 Iciu t 
 
 3-2 
 317.3;8 
 
 "4,14'.143. 
 
 »y'<ii9y.2'5 
 Tcv-o Ar.tepci. pu -272 
 
 Tctulet t 
 Ted la ,« 
 Tedle. p' 
 Tcdiicit .( 
 Icdli I 
 'Icil-iia I 
 Tele/aiu 1 
 Tcl/a I 
 Tega/a I- 
 Ttgerarin pt 
 — t 
 
 legre, (>» Pigra I 
 leliart 1 
 Ttjiiit I 
 Tekoa pj 
 li-nulaii /' 3 
 Vcmeiidlalt ii 
 remniery i) 
 ruiiclla t 
 I'enadoie ( 
 Irnttille / & I 
 
 '7.i-!2 
 3-4 
 ii- 
 
 316 -21 
 
 J18,32l,;22 
 
 ;4l>34- 
 
 54- 
 
 320 
 
 347 
 
 4^ 
 
 347 
 
 I .8 
 Sj34 
 
 3 ;y 
 31S 
 
 — m 
 I'enctum i 
 Telle 2 pr St 
 
 Ttllilti r 
 
 Icnirrt I 
 Teller j's ( 
 leiiuta I 1 
 
 Teira del luej 
 Terra Ue kii , 
 
 Terra tiinia i- 
 Ictrabaut c 
 Iclegdek 1 
 lelici r 
 
 15 b b '.; b 'a b 
 
 Tcrtig b 1 
 I curcri I 
 Tevetin ' 
 T' ','in' t 
 Kz.la r 
 l<z lie I 
 
 Thajiia I 
 I belli . .1 
 
 370 
 
 ill 
 3.8 
 
 .3>' 
 
 »^! 
 
 3W3S'* 
 
 37i)5. 
 
 4'), 730 
 
 40i 
 
 18 
 
 ' 341 
 
 314 
 
 3. 4'- 8 
 
 ,22,36,220, 
 
 271 
 
 O I .9 
 
 .UIIIO) i 
 
 748 
 
 411 
 
 3l-.,a2 
 34;,348 
 
 I hie- cw V(./ir Liduii' 
 
 S Tnomji i j,227,26v, 
 
 273.''i74 
 
 — .J 29 
 
 46y 
 
 27 
 
 ■14274 
 
 lv,,n.4 
 
 23' 
 
 2 1-1 
 
 410 
 
 iS.133 
 
 S 
 
 liai.a > 
 
 Till)* (■ ck 1/ 
 
 1 idiUi- I 
 
 I iildel iK'<.j 
 
 li . a 
 
 TiMjl I 
 lilliduu Mitib 
 1 11I0.11 I 
 I iniet I 
 
 r.ih I 
 
 I I1I,;U1,M 4 
 
 ling In, n 
 I i.uly I 
 I'ippava I 
 liridiiti ( 
 I ii-.l'et .; 
 1 nit ica It 
 
 I oa r 
 
 lochaiiftan t 
 
 r'thoo f 
 Tutom.in 14 
 S. r.mit; r 
 Tombuto (■ 5c t 
 
 I om!-T:yiii,s p 
 
 1 or li 
 — b 
 Toinr.acj'Ts p 
 
 ropi:iau >a2:-i p 
 
 i tali'zan pi 
 
 I'rajMd pr 
 
 I raiiiii- HIj 
 
 lieiiielfii c & ci 
 
 5<i 
 
 120 
 411 
 
 2^J 
 1 7 
 33i 
 7Si 
 6^1 
 
 431 
 
 4^8 
 707 
 277 
 3VJ 
 7 S 
 3^1 
 ^61 
 
 -I'S 
 7 5 
 4 3i 
 3v>^ 
 4> 
 
 I reimn.io l\' 
 1 ;e|i.'.l!ey b 
 I iiji..< t 
 1 rioiJada 1 
 I tiauy li.:y 
 I 'ii> I a 
 
 Tripi 1 b I'I l:.iibary ci ex. 
 P' 344,346 .,ii 
 
 — Ill I'I or It n 2cfi 
 I tilbn Amna ( 22y,2:o 
 1 u.-npliodc la Cni2 i( 
 
 1 fuft pii/«» f ; 1 
 
 I riix.llo ii 7, J 
 
 Tuban t -216,220 
 
 Tui.La:.un pi ij; t 6 ;, 
 
 V7i 
 84 1 
 747 
 •27) 
 
 24 
 
 lumaicus < 
 
 I uin'.)c2 t 
 Tunis, ur Tailii 
 
 ! II;- -nin .- 
 I .if.pr. ;.e I 
 lu'tj i 
 
 lllZi t 
 
 I yd.ie I S; i. 
 I 'i.iaii t 
 1 z.l.apdvii I 
 
 V 
 
 2;'! 
 
 273 
 ' 3 7, 
 I4i,34'i 
 
 5'^ 
 ■271 
 
 41^ 
 
 4'.i 
 
 7! 1-1 
 
 43. 
 41/ 
 
 \'ii/ pr.ii;n pr 
 V.iilaih 1/ 
 Valeria 1' 
 Valelio f 
 Val pirailii t 
 Valpariu ii? i< hx 
 
 713 
 Van ,( IS lu 
 
 Vatdii -a 
 
 \ a\ga / ; 
 
 Uhra ' 
 
 IKltiia fr 
 
 '. ea t 
 
 Vela 12 27c 
 
 \'elagam A 
 
 Villus JsGumoraii 
 
 5' 
 
 *- .1 
 
 4;7 
 
 3^3 
 2^2 
 
 3' 
 34. 
 
 i-'S- 
 4S 
 'i-i 
 
 1)34 
 
 71' 
 
 Its 
 
 vS 
 
 ."47 
 114 
 
 3iJ. 
 33^ 
 
 h 
 
 1 ' 
 
m 
 
 The INDEX. 
 
 VeniJRi r J71 
 
 Vi;r,i|',uJ fr 270, ""4^ 
 Vcrd i & <i 3,Hi>'^i 
 369 }S6,40»,7!9 
 Ufjrin r )4^ 
 
 Vi' • ron I 1S4 
 
 S. Viiiidit i J+.'S^.J"". 
 
 Virftinii 815,^4'^ 
 
 Vir|!,ins u iO 
 
 — ' 27!--.6ic,Siy 
 
 Ulrik-rs p 
 
 Umcn Gi-nujbo 
 Unify A 
 \'oilfn ' 
 
 V..l^,i'4 4 So;,^2 
 Voli'i^liilj t 
 Uraiin r 
 Uriha Giil\ih 
 UrKican I 
 
 4i8 
 
 !;^^ 
 4» 
 
 ,,- 1542 
 
 V4,^28 
 
 716 
 277 
 
 ?4» 
 
 Urgcnce a 
 
 M7 
 
 Wikeriei p 
 
 7' ' 
 
 Yawa's p 
 
 715 
 
 /ivac 11 
 
 1*3 
 
 UikJ ti 
 
 U? 
 
 I'rince Williim i 
 
 $09 Yedzo < 
 
 IJ9 
 
 /.ealand, New 
 
 <^Cy 
 
 VuUia's i 
 
 ♦ 3i»74 
 
 Without Gruund i 
 
 40 Yi 11« 1 
 
 J!7 
 
 Zeb pr 
 
 i4> 
 
 
 
 Wol(;a r 
 
 4J4 Ycrallave ci 
 
 VMii 
 
 /•'gffft t 
 
 351 
 
 W 
 
 
 Wyanlirrj 1 
 
 710 
 
 Yddaauri 1 
 
 4K' 
 
 /cilon i ^2,j 
 
 3.Ji4,»77 
 
 
 
 
 
 Yupatha c 
 
 H'6 
 
 Zembia Nova 
 
 553.*H> 
 
 Wj^'.arj fr 
 
 39"' 
 
 X 
 
 
 
 
 
 6H 
 
 *\jlmirt (>' 
 
 ;90 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 
 /en.in fi 
 
 ir'j,ic4 
 
 W.ir.itiva r 
 
 710 
 
 Xieltj&i 1 
 
 i,Jj« 
 
 
 
 /enat p 
 
 307 
 
 Waru* . 
 
 90 
 
 \iTnina-lWiuo /ir 
 
 12^ 
 
 /agitliai c 
 
 435 
 
 /evt-nali i, 
 
 2i 
 
 Wjiim.ut 1 
 
 if 
 
 Xiulimo t 
 
 7T1 
 
 /.alum pr 
 
 34v 
 
 /ev,l « 
 
 34'-"' 
 
 vVatrr 1 
 
 40 
 
 \IIIUI ( 
 
 m 
 
 /.aid); m 
 
 JVS 
 
 /luria « 
 
 434 
 
 \Vav.<iijHis p 
 
 7r6 
 
 XujIU 1" 
 
 S>j7 
 
 /.nil .) 
 
 348 
 
 /i/ r ;i 
 
 4.J'5 ".J4 
 
 V\ aymoii> p 
 
 rof 
 
 
 
 /inul i 
 
 l^ 
 
 /ucaiora i 'i 
 
 :,|ri,i4j. 
 
 VVjytu'|ii,i2ri f 
 
 7^f 
 
 Y 
 
 
 /im!)a bs 
 
 = 70 
 
 
 -7o»4-* 
 
 WviIk^iI a 
 
 6.V 
 
 
 
 /.Mi;-M d 
 
 M"" 
 
 /olo 1 
 
 • 7 
 
 VV t IdV^UvulllULO 
 
 . S;. 
 
 Yj(li)cl< r 
 
 31* 
 
 /antcira J 
 
 35' 
 
 /orohua ; 
 
 1% 
 
 Whtf ,a 
 
 349 
 
 Yj.Lk r 
 
 5'9 
 
 /aiin;irjn / 
 
 H7 
 
 /ulvan I 
 
 • s 
 
 W;».ii^ 1 
 
 43) 
 
 V^iu's ' 
 
 71^ 1 /.aniiiicbar < 
 
 &<9 in 
 
 /onun (1 
 
 ;« 
 
 WLiuko 1 4: r 
 
 71^ 
 
 \Jri.lu*n, c( Y.iriiunt.ici /jnliagi p 
 
 V>1 
 
 /ubu! 1 
 
 ?^ 
 
 \Viium:ii r 
 
 711 
 
 1 
 
 8^ /jf Jtcti 1 
 
 ■i-!l 
 
 
 
 VVlLhC » 
 
 ^J3 
 
 Vavate » 
 
 yiJ 
 
 /.arlion m 
 
 »:'.335 
 
 
 
 ;« 
 
 A \ 
 
 
 .;# 
 
 
 
 I 
 
avac u ^fi 
 
 ('.eiljnd, New ^n 
 
 /.eb pr ^4/ 
 
 'egrfft t 3^1 
 
 /eilon i ?2,52,J 14,277 
 I'.cmblj Nova 5S3,6ij, 
 «'5 
 
 /enjn tl 
 /enat ;i 
 
 /cvtnali <, 
 /evil I 
 
 /nirjj < 
 
 /l/ f 
 /ucatora i 
 
 /I'lo i 
 /nrobuj , 
 /ulvjn « 
 /onun (I 
 /ubut I 
 
 I0|,ic4 
 107 
 
 2Z 
 340 
 
 {M.}|< •;5+ 
 'i.,ioi,i4j, 
 
 -7o.4'-9 
 17 
 
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 '5 
 If 
 
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 O F 
 
 Perfons, Thmgs,&c\ contained in the Firtt Volume 
 of Navigantiimi clique liinerantiiim Bibliolbeca. 
 
 Anh, i Ood worrtiippfd by the 
 Akrjhum, I'lic Moors S'otioni, and 
 Oiiinwii' .iboiit liim, ,26 
 Ait, a ridorini-il .'wJun ldul,2oS 
 AUjJ, Ji-uiU):..iJsHi.Th, 3<i 
 Aiimiiwit, a liuft liker a Rani, wi!l\ Ion,', 
 UangliD>', I. a; 5, of whore Mili; Chedc i> 
 madf, iSy 
 Adiiltriv, livcrclv iMnnlflud, 2; ,-7^ 8i9 
 —By D^arli at jj.uj, 6) — .At /'jijw, i2'j 
 
 — .'artnti ioi;>in.iiic tiieOt1.-i..lir>, 2:1 
 
 — 11, cutlirij; u.'l' 'he liat', 70; 
 Ajjatcs, a Mile oi thfiii, V ' 
 
 Ai-e, in the Uks of Ci«i/j, ihcv f equent- 
 Iv live i;f. Year-,, 2i:i — A Mm y.:> 
 Yi-afji 111, ami I ii S,.i". 2 \ D\l> 
 
 Agreemenr, bct*ei.ii ili.- I'iings of .S'pim 
 and Poiiu^jI, about the new Dilioverits 
 ot tl.eWoilil, 1 
 
 Air, uiiliealtlw, l' - Ot J/iii;t«rg:-», f.; - 
 
 — Ot UuijHa, 7ii — Ot the JjUM'J.i 
 U'in-;«J(.'j, 7V 
 
 Alas, a Root jiood tor Wood, a^o 
 
 if/i/en M)vj d iu)vcrL-d, ai.d tlic Kichnels 
 
 (ittbe^)il, 22 
 ^/Ai/^uc'ijufi and CoHWiiui ti(;ht with the 
 
 I'ciipicot C'iiitni, 11 — lie takes Got, 
 
 Oimui, iwA MiUcu, 11,13 
 Mdiij, a fca lu*l, 2:9 
 W,Mpj>{c-j, :ii<i Ha*!', 1^ —Good Meat, 
 
 /i/j. 
 AUorM, when puhlilTid, 44+ —By whom 
 
 connio;'td,4S+ — Tlie Nam? and Suhj--a 
 
 lit it, 4'o — Doclrin= delivered in it 
 
 about thrift, Ibil - The Eifeht Com- 
 
 maiidnunti incrcrihed in it, /J — li.e 
 
 I'aiaaoxfiol it, i'^6 
 MbiH, a Tree, whole Leavf; heiPiidrie.l 
 
 and i)Ower>-d, dje a Reddi'h Yellow, 3S ■■ 
 Ak'bii, alortot lli.eves, ',iS 
 W./^ 110' , many in Gtr.gis, 90 — The Stones 
 
 o! iliiinaslweet as Musk, 706 
 Aln^ondj, uled tor Money, 2lv,28o 
 Aloes lio* made, and ol what, bi;.',8i — 
 
 Where produced, wyA^-i — The Ucit, 
 
 ic-i — I'hc I'lants, 2;; 
 Ak»\o Piiuun, tirft di i.ovcred JJij'fjnioli, $ 
 .l,l<eo>iju> VT. took Toliiottom the Moors,i 
 .-i:vjn-\Cjprjlii, dilcovcred Br4;i/, J J 
 Amidmjgit, an Herb that cements broken 
 
 liones, 391 
 Amber, ut leveral I'ortu, and how it is to 
 
 be known, 1 32 — Whence it is to be 
 
 had, 2S1 — What it is, 31S — The 
 
 Beft, 464 
 Ambernteale, where it is found. Si, i-ic, 
 
 7oS,li5o — Moft plentiful where, 26S, 
 
 Amocbi, delperate Soldiers, 277 
 Angclint, a Wood harder than Iron, 2Sft 
 jlvile, aieedulelultor dyiiigC.loth, -.6 
 AnnuM, an excellent Fruit in Iniit, 169, 
 
 2S5 
 Am, Ants trouhlefome, 2S4 
 Antiquities, /(oinjB, where found, 342 
 
 Antimony, plentiful in Mount AMit, i6o 
 
 — I'urified with sulphur, IhH. 
 Antilupes, wbece found, 170 
 
 Anxmia ii XoUt, a Genocfe, diiVi'virs Cape 
 I'erJe, and Che llles of Mjpi, Philif and 
 
 Amoniui Abrrut difcovered the Molutci's, 
 'Jtvj, Amboym, aiidi'jK/.' 1.: 
 
 /*/», Apcb, one «orlhip|«:d, ! — Thfir 
 food and Cunnjii}!, ; 9 — 1 heir Malice 
 and Atlivitv, — la'.ily tanicd, 36.',;yi 
 
 Apbijp'jfpit, a very lar>;e Bird, ^H; 
 
 /li'iii} ,1 •<u!)!laiicc likt Coral,ul"cd luina: c 
 lUijar, 2 8 
 
 A'l -iducl', very nuble onci j'. Mo'or.i,;.;. 
 
 Mub,, Mafters 0' Zo.-otorj, 104 — i lui- 
 
 niiij; r.o'jiieis, 2 7 
 A'iij, tlieNuti phvlical, yet chewed "it/i 
 
 IJ.tel, ii,i.t9,4.i— 11, J Tree, 4-, S 
 A' J Ii, a;i Ijo: l';;i..k, is. 
 Aiboi di lyijs, delcn.xd, 2j"' 
 Alio' Tri;lc, that blows only in the .Night, 
 
 Aretiili, or Storms of Sand, 31 
 AimeuiiXi, Cbiiiiims, their Doctrines and 
 
 Opinions, 5?4,43i 
 Armsol thc£M/iiij»ii, 7 •56 
 Armour, where madj and fold, 9S — Ot 
 
 the A'ibiiKs, j 1 1 
 Army, oneef 5r.:;o(,oMen, S« 
 Artih;.frs, the l>-fl tort in /«Ju, i-'j 
 AfWekin's, the Unicom, 3^2 
 Aft, Artes taught todarxt, ^^4 — W!ld 
 
 one,, i<f~) — S;a Al's, 3*1 — I lie Chi.- 
 
 ftians ci.'iitined to rid'j on Alfes in tgyyx. 
 
 Affi{oi, an Hcil) that iei.ures againft IVi- 
 
 10:,, 391 
 Ajjt jittiiU, where the l>efl is to be lad, 4.- 
 iVflr. logi-isconfulted in all Matt-u of Im- 
 
 ixircaiicf, 17S 
 Alfrulogy in..ch profelW in Iiidij, i~S — 
 
 By tliei'ila/JifaMi, 2^y — Much elteem- 
 
 ei!, :*, 
 Aftionomy, aS.huol er-dcd tor it in Pvrtti- 
 
 H-tl, 2 — fiiltufed in Navi[i,atioii, 4 
 Au^ullwe'i Rivet in S. ijW'fUfe llle, how 
 
 liirt difcovered, 225 
 A^tgyci, a fort ol InAiiti Dartf, 2S7 
 
 B 
 
 Bibel, the Tower in Ruines, 207 
 Baboons, and Monkeys viry large, 230 
 Bj.iim his leafts celebrated in the JaJiet, 
 
 Bjffitis, a rich Clotl. made at Bi'ochf, 90 
 Balm, the Tree, and feveral forts of i', 7s8 
 r-Jlmbts, a brave and warlike Icople, i6S 
 lijmiiMs, who they are, 1 si, 410 — Their 
 SuperliitioD in not killing any living 
 Creatures, and paying a tribute to lave 
 their Lives, 144,;^:; — Great Merchants, 
 IbU. 412— IheirReligion, 412, 427 — 
 Trees, Ibid, 
 Ihmiiuu'i, 7S 
 
 llMifue, or Guitmti Pepper, Ibii. 
 Baptifm, many Kings and Loids baptized 
 in theff-'ca-ZBi/KJ, 273 — How admini- 
 ifred by the Po'tuguefe at Got, Vi — 
 And in Kujjii, ^47 
 Ditb, Baths, 432 — Hot ones in Mount 
 iMirus, 43 ■; — At Mnis, 71 5 — At 
 Mtxico, T) 3 — Of the Ina'i m the 
 
 ]t'eB India, 7^3 — At Cuj./j;ii/>i, Siy 
 
 Cil, Hat-, as big ai Ravens, jf", . — As 
 
 t-.ai;lei, 16 — As Hens, 2 ] — Like a 
 
 iqiiirrcl, and as big as an Hm , 56 — 
 
 As bl;; as a Conev, ard headed lile .1 
 
 ri.x,-'9 — \ iro-jbleiome Annojar'.r,' 4, 
 
 -'•4 
 
 r.fin',, p-ilbneu:, 77 
 
 I cats, dcfcnhcd, 2;i — Sea-Brars, Ihi.l. 
 
 — Oi; k:ll'd, whole '-kin was ll.iri-.'ii 
 Vno'. Iw'::;,5i;3 — Iliac eat Ah-.i, c,ll:.1 
 A'H Jejri, 7^; 
 
 I'lard, l.-ards, fcvfral fortj, v^H. whv w.rn, 
 :i J — Odious, J' .1 tl.irrti'ie .i lff;'V' 4 
 i'l P ^11, ail 
 
 Bti-na, an Ke/j ti.at laciens Cattle ioi .1, 
 
 ;- ■'■'"'.igJ, a y.h ', ive ElK W'^, r^> 
 
 1/ (ii Mj 1 tm,.l ■ at Djbjkt!, 4^7 
 
 iS.-'ijjmht, how many Ion-, ot it, and which 
 is rhe heft, 1 '.;, 1 ■,;, 2-,., 464, Sji — 
 Where moll piLntiuil, no,2Si,2^7 
 
 B.tel decribed, and the contlanc U.eof it, 
 2<4, 2ii5 
 
 B.veis, wliere ,>len:;fnl, Si^ 
 
 nrr.ojr Stoncf, the ;cvcral kindt which is 
 heft, a;, 1 how k.;own, 1 v2 — Whcic to 
 be had, i5J,7'>i — 1 ^,4*4 
 
 Bigimy allowed, 4,7 
 
 liiids of God, ot I'arad ce, 44, 1 i — ("ne 
 Two : II3 f.i^ii, and Tiirte i.o.ti tue Ti;i 
 oftheexteiideJ Wir.g,, ;=; — So,iie that 
 'lark like Di',; , 37 _ ,,ii w.utr, wirli 
 Two 1 eatheis oi'lv on ili^ i ail, '•'■, — 1 hv 
 lorts iiU.'Buwj, 717 — \n biufil, 7;; — 
 In tl-.i- J/i-iH/jJ) H' hiici, 761 
 
 Hood, Peace and Fr.e.idlhipmade and con- 
 firmed byOiedding it, 1^,17 — iiad in 
 Devotion, 91 
 
 blood- U,.;,e, a wcndertal ElFtd of it, 4i2 
 
 fiomi.ifi Trees, « =; 
 
 Bone, that 0: the Uea!fCji;i, keeps Woundi 
 fiom bleeding, 1 .• 
 
 Doiircci, their Art 1 :■ • llThing-, iji 
 
 boinco, the Ptod'ici ci u, t:ie King, and 
 I. uftonis iiitd ti.err, 17 
 
 Bows much ufcd, ic — VVhere the beft are 
 nude, 1^7 
 
 Brjnhiii, tl.'-ir Superftitions aboi:: thfir 
 food, 114 — Tiieir Wafliings.andWor- 
 lli [■>, 9>,2 :i,:i6 — Ptayand cat naked, 
 2qS,2Sc; — Sonic marry, others not, 2 1 i 
 
 — i heir \\ iv.'. ')iirifd alive in'li riit.n, 
 217 — The Cfle-in tlir.'y aiv- i::, ;ij — 
 Ihcr l>Hiri:-,.- m.\ Oi'inn'ns, 41 -• 
 
 Brinby, a Gr:in like Rape-beed, i')j 
 
 Brokers u;'ci iiiTra-liug at P^?", 27'? 
 
 Bu^jlo, t';e OelLripiion of it, \ to 
 
 buildini! , ;.-. J>idij, 1 '7 
 
 Bull, the I'.ijes logrant -/^fflf/fiJ tothe King 
 of Sfjm, III LJtm and English, 6, 7 
 
 Buriiini; the I'Jead, ."!9,2i ;,4i3 — U ed al- 
 ways by the Irian liiiiio'i, 1 76 — Wives 
 with iher dead ILlIiands, andtheHea- 
 Ions cf It, Ibid. 
 
 Batter, none made 111 Jj/ijn, 12a 
 
 Cabl's midc in great rieniy in the UIj 
 i'jj;i.i, 2-5 
 
 
 / 
 
f 
 
 The I N D E X, 
 
 Li^/rt I, or Q^HBii'>r hlcHi diinl, ij , 
 <- V. y lJr|HL ^^ 
 
 III M'.Mi jikI ViMWy, :'^ 
 I J i'i..ft, a iiiMnlerome lliCi at a<,II iI .hI 
 
 < .•/fi> ', thtir I'ulKimt, l\ \ 
 (. j'cii, .1 Iriii!, :S^ 
 
 t jmii, .1 ilyiin Wo H, 77 
 
 Cjiiv.-K, tluir ijjvilh Njtiir'', • '.' — Hut 
 W\,xA k ii.li, "S — Thru Ku'img, 
 I.tivp 11* .'iii^in(j, jniltliiii DjtKiiii:, ;^v 
 — K,IUiil)vC..I<l, /I - Uui Ui I r 
 KhI 'm mion, ;'; 
 
 Cj»«<J-t».i, idtif Njrur. , jnd Quilitii's, «o, 
 \ls, — I Jt l-lics, ^v,;75 — Ami Sun 
 iKim*, j<o — Kill Seiiicnuwitli t^itir 
 Si'iii'.v, /*ii. — lai Uciilt!, \ >^ 
 
 ti<» luU.t<y, i ltraiij;-l-ruit, S"' 
 
 Cumpriirt, *lijt ji i>, j*: — vvhtn- pn 
 diAi (I hi nrr.it; ft I'kiity, a i'<»l^a — 1 lie 
 
 Dcft, ;.Vj. jSi 
 tanjiu's, tiiiir t mioms jS; 
 t Jii.iry M-.j, hrft dn^uvt rtd hy tlir i.«j;/'Ji: 
 <• iHj'iBi, tlitirCiidiiiTu, ^"> ; 
 IJI..I3M, a Irce ulioic Woud ik.li;;htcr thiin 
 
 I- t', .*...,;« I 
 C.inoi/i o: J llfjnue loft, i2,n 
 Li'jj uaio, ,1 V,n'o,ir(iieij);innaSt"ini, = , ' 
 L^>4.i>/in(/i, .1 (^'rj'un Uliiik, lul 
 tattiiii.t; eP.it, «y 
 L i'llviiii.'.', J lra;ij;t T'-'jA, '^ 
 t i'.(J»ii>ni. 'iLTil /«J(4» >|in.i% sbiS 
 fi/ii, (!;'.■ I tci.jn<l liui:, jf.^ 
 •.j'^lii , i'r.ai ones M 7'f'''> * '' 
 ty.i.Mio, J nrrjt Biid, Alii'ic llc(h .urti 
 
 ■• '• l'ii:i.ii^ i>t •> Ipriu-, ?., J 
 . ...!•.), Ill the tiUUivfi, i'^ 
 K....i' , *.'jt I. ii, Jndtiii* It 1! ni.idf,^ W 
 
 < ; , ...111.: iTiAV.I t ilir Ij'ii'.-, i.* 
 <>.'.ir;rr, wK (;t,ii;ti.V')V P- and M. to the 
 
 / ../iiMciiiiit-, tocrtaWilh'.luir Irad-, 
 
 41- 
 
 < .-.-■ |)kntitul \n Jjpiti, 125 
 ci.i H/t", a Dcitv of t I J'JMijoxi. U 
 »-: ■.itin,;, njtiiral to the I alirn reoplf , * ( 
 I ' iJ:cn, hjtJird i.nUvmi, and loldhy tie 
 
 IJlilhtl, !Si 
 • ildici, v.w of th- King^ ot Cilok hjd 
 
 , .r: >::i-.T ii< , is 
 L.i:iitij;rtV|'l,i;vd in'li- llj-/uiat, 1^ — 
 
 J'u'ij, : liani'lud ^ifii. 1 3^.' )7 — 
 
 i'-ii lUifl 111 CkK'i, ;^4 — I'Unicd 111 
 i.f)>-^'i, ;- , — hi/ .■;)'!,;',, — Ciiunte- 
 lUKtdby ili- ,M>ca/, 174 -■ Permitted 
 •o lie j.l.intLdin /wJu, 17 — And in I'd 
 e.-<m, S y — In ^■^'^', ';** 
 I.; I :'iian.. where, ir)i,.:77 — The /(4fxi«i, 
 . im: 1,1 ihi ill, iS , — i"ii' vo*5 tu e\- 
 riiii,:e thrill, iv; — Ot S. ;i(/MJ«, +<, ^ 
 ',1 I, .1 .hiiue Li'l i>'r, ; 
 I .i,.>iiin.ilMn, liy *l'.o.n U'.d, :S, ji^s^i 
 — Atb-rven nj\\oid, viy — AtSfMii 
 ^.-.ir, i,ld, .' 1 - U.V.i .nt:i l'.iptiini,4i ■ 
 -At rhirieen Yi-aisolJ, 45 ; 7:1^ — O' 
 W-iii,.l.., U,\, ri5,4>i - 'J' ""■ •^'"'t 
 II' hiKtim, and tlie t'Temonies ultd at 
 ■ . " i 
 ( fl.-rn, a mi^htv Ijrfe one at .Mi'cnc ji ; 
 ( , :uii irte-, 228 
 
 {,.<■•, tliL-Cir ,So,,ii,.: -y— Midrtaim-, 
 
 >i, — Whcle t»r Ixlf 1-. iiJil, md hiw 
 
 (■'niAii, I 1^,4^; — Wl^tre molt ;iUi,tr 
 
 lul, Jijl 
 
 <.;ci,',v nxfn muth ri:l\)ftU-J uiC'iiii/, ^i 
 
 I i.uh mjileof aOraiM .llcJ nn'j, .r, — 
 
 — HI C'im4-:r4, h, 
 ( Ivitlis. beeH.ilu:. 
 
 (. lii'.L-«, the Tree=, I7 — Ho* '!>^'V t^''"*! 
 (,1,J. _ H.'W rxi.i!an^cd, O — What 
 1) untitles ptijiluLcd i.itiie AI'ifa.Li'N i;'a, 
 
 r.i..',' till.- Tree and l^-iiit dr^ri'icd, i';, 
 , 4jS — A Wi'.d rin',7y — Uietul toi 
 ,■11 Things 5 1-^^ — '^" "'"■"' '■'""' 
 i,.-:eT.ee!, i'.,^5 - i - M'lk "' '^ * 
 1) ink, xyj — Molt jilcntitul and mon 
 \i -d intheMiiJi-^ft, t'-j 
 
 < .itmite, an Iniett, t--^ 
 
 Lcho, 01 Coliec, jlila.k nrinl<,Si - '11. 
 Oii,:;ipal and U tot ir, 4.4 
 
 « .,|'-.s'ut Pr'/M, 1 »'■ — .luMJI'J, ■'• ■'" 
 
 lit, I -, I — t.inum, 1 ,2 — huu, i7-, 
 .V. I — biiimf)rey-2 S — /Vjju, 212 — 
 Alj,'.//i/r 1,26s — ;■( iw, ? ,S — Ould only 
 i.'i (.;ri.'»fj,i;. J — O! S^icllS 40'; 
 
 I '/I'm, one in PSi.-'f. 57? ~ Of A;*«(fi | 
 
 ilr-.^'Lllhld, 44t 
 
 ( .nniitiiiei molt LIm'jIi' ir rj>iii", 1 ', I 
 
 /imnii, ui.l lie Iili-ol" iiiijj, I III).— At 
 
 i.'i(i^/.<, f VI — Almut If II Vim, *,< 
 
 (oMiiials, whin luiind mil l-iil, 1 — U crt 
 
 \» llic Alooii, y 
 Cwi'y'a l'li;;uf In th, .Vlt^ten ,, j — A 
 
 lli..ni',> 1,11 III il.iip, U|)C ulei.l,]. 
 Co|-li<t Mine , Si; 
 
 Ctfii, 01 <- liiillianiol /^?l dc itind, ; j 
 f ornioiini',, :•,) 
 
 ( otn, rlijijut IijHi'tivr r ir. /n ^ 
 
 t,inr»ii>><')"l er < iiltoms, ai, 
 fco.'ilK, »r.-| ■!.. r(\, vl 
 tW"", Ih- '4MIM Di.ni:, > I 
 ». iillo.i- I n-s, ^^,,77,K _ Ihe Wo'ii j'u 
 Yam *hci. to he lad, i j j — I hi hi ■>, 
 ,Si — llie 1 ruht ot iheni 111 l>ilij, i', 
 (..'loatlis nude ot,it, 2oS,i. v — 1 h^^ tinstt, 
 •JI 
 Cooks N'.cii, liat'd m the Ala/J/.o, .' J ' 
 Coral, I'leiity ol' it, where tognd, ^Mj,4^'' 
 
 — I In* and where it (;ro»s, /4. 
 Cou/lijii nilt I'.nt into i/titi7ij, ; — II . 
 Maiiiiii loi'.U' I'arUot /</>..i and /n;ia, 
 yi/i. >'• 
 Lo*i wonliiinied, jSo,l8i,4i ; 41^ — Nit 
 i-atrr, , jiJ — Ai.i.ounted holy. A; — 
 IhcCowtih, .1 S,7iH 
 i la') n'li, a p,ieat lort ot them, i.illed (.a 
 ruiiiii, i','-' — '^obl^;a^ to kill Mtn wit' 
 tluMrCla-Aj, ji^ — A III! I that butio* 
 likf Coneys, 2 j 
 ( /rail, or .VoinjJfi, 4 ; • 
 
 Criicaddrs, younj; one-, tak'n, 1; — A I)- 
 lin.cat t'ffiu,ui . — TIh Deit-ulitii-n uI 
 |! cm, j6c,46i — \n Ahundanc-ot ihem, 
 ,• , — MusK tali'-n imtiit tlie.i Cirls, /;. 
 (Ml;, ii^not It ultd liy the lieattuns, I'i 
 I io*s very hold ard trouhlr oniu in tni; 
 
 HUIdivrs, 2i. — And /ir./ij, J'U 
 <.io*njot ICmj^s madrot Iculieij, :■;..;- 
 t iUi.iiyi;n', J I'unilhmen. in hpjn, itn 
 I nudin, an Liiid.;iuiul Dilcaie, tliat lonie: 
 
 otite in l en Yeats, -it 1 
 t iiltom. a'. Hitittm, 1 j j - In t/'^m/a ^ t| 
 ( Jttlcf:(h gives Li(!ht 111 a dai/. N'S'"' ' 'v 
 
 iJatii, an Mol in 'jjpin, xit 
 
 Ujbut, a lijaft witli Lcff. and V'eet like u 
 Mill, i'J — Pulls Uli the LorjiiOt the 
 Pcadoutot iheOtound, ,t i 
 
 Ojiii, a iwitt lieaft, 2iiy — ocod l-ood, 5^1 
 
 Dati^, the llatvtlt tor tliera, ho*otdeied, 
 and how they arc patkcd up, U ine ho* 
 inadcot them, s . — \ wild :oit pleni, 
 • ul 111 lnlii,^u — lircad m.nk- ot thtm, 
 114— Male and temale, ,7 — Tht 
 hell lort, ;j^ 
 
 XX'c^l,, lK:)tors, how paid It the Uchiur In 
 loKeiH, and it' rot, liuw punilhed, 1 ■, 
 At A he)', .51 
 
 Di^jnjm, thtit eaftoms i^i; 
 
 Delingtge, aloitoi l_jiiiap,c, Ji:^ 
 
 Ucvil, lio'* I.L aiil^ears to tlii. luiliaronb In 
 dijtii, f4 — iiislup,T,ilcd I'owvt, at, — 
 A.ioti d Ijy Ne^;ro's, ,^7 
 
 liianior.ils, i.t ihci'ld K'Kk, .,1 - At fcinia 
 and Ci»;.4tj, ,j — (Jt tl.cDldki,-!!,,.', 
 27"! — A Itade tut them, where, k , 
 i 7 — VVhirc are the l)i ft ami ni.-li 
 ; kntilal, 1 ;4,;'.7 — At //.J'r. /■> — At 
 .lii.-iai/a«i'i, I J —1)1 tl.e NtwWa t. 
 :i,,jSi — (JttheOld Waiet, A- - 
 Wlieteloiin,!, .Si — I iit .Mines ot ili.:iii 
 at '.'oiionJi deUrihed, 4.; — riK..e oi 
 Cinidi, Si J 
 
 Oii^, hmholimtm, dilcovers the Cnji Hi: 
 and (.ape lit ):iiod-Hepr, 5 
 
 Vief:,oCiii diiuivcrcd CuB^i, !.i. 
 
 JJwCji Di^jmbuin liuilds iIil- Calllc ot S. 
 
 iii:o>gc iiil Alma, in (/uii.nr'a 
 Uiet 111 InJu, 176 — Rules about catnip. 
 it, 264 
 
 OilLiplineot Soldiers in fapan, is; 
 l;i,eaici in ^jrni, ,1 j 
 
 D.voiu- lieiiurnt, '2f- ; — And on what 
 
 t ondition*, lb. Sec MarrMj.;,e and VViie. 
 Dobis, an lu:^i- ^apt/Jii/c- Idol, 12^ 
 Uoiliinesot ilic Abyjjme cliiillians, •, /S — 
 Ut the Kiljim Cliurth, 'A\ — C)i tli. 
 
 I) '111 that » In I hark, , — ila- d m i e 
 
 Millivri iii 
 Duinnne, 1 'j,!!!! i« T'lnpli in 1'et.ii, 21 .' 
 l-o plmi:, I' •.II Ui.ri, ., ilifi I o eiii M' •. 
 
 407 -. li'f .,Yrir«, liti, — lull. * 
 
 Snip«, 7 , 
 I'l natmii ol .■^'■(, i nit r^:■ Aji'l /»/./( 1 '0 
 
 \\ir :'t<tu^j, It, \') tnt 1,1,1 
 
 Uoirt.lt ir leJtIeisufedl .1 t lo«. ■ , 
 k pt ft',- Nobles u ~ i|. . , .,1. I 111 M 
 
 lllJt> 0' J"-FIiy'Jn/i 4,1 
 
 D'a^Lcn'. .!• ^lollI,; A:\jt ^.'ly |Hi)i.)i.o..' , 
 
 Dii,i,ud,>[,<d.-Sil'^H, .Mltl-lr U'f, 1* ' 
 |)n );•, III t.K/JHi, 717 - 111 the l»'.li-.'»J'i>. 
 
 Otib, a Cri-i'mr like , I :i.\.\, :y n by 
 the /1'jhuui, j6 
 
 I^uellin^ JI d Ultiid llud hu* puililllcd tu 
 ^ipjn, 1.4 
 
 J'U'ij}:, t' e vft loit lit lruit,.'.'i 
 
 Dtii'id, allupilyin)^lli'i;>, Ibiu. 
 
 Duiib, timr (Jjiarrds w.in the F'if,l.!n ti 
 loiri,;ti I'aiis, 7;,7^,0(,i,5 — I In. • 
 Detamaiiono! tie ti'UliJh, ;i — llic.r 
 I ruclty to tlie l.«^lijh, ly's — A IV eiu': 
 lit ilitir Ailioiiuoilie Hiinlif:, and An 
 irjd.t:;ions on ii, 1^9,2 a — I'ltiil 
 t ' have a Kmn, 7^ — ■ ipi.oie ^hc tr^ 
 / ' at Oviix, Sv — r.riii j'.t AIjIi. (J, Ji d 
 I urn the /'O'l. t;i y"^liip ,8;; — Maiti'. 
 o; /i-)HJU .i.,l 4'aii./j, ,y — Oi t the Al • 
 /«. a I : li';t ,i!e luoii t\p.llcd, 172 — U. 
 /;,,ii ll,f:i, //'(./jt— Beal iirdiihjnd, r.' [ 
 
 - l ill tlMMWWe««F);.''J<'M:-n, .'/;J. ■- 
 l-'.'ird and I iitd in tiu Ma/n ..nd (..1 
 111, i^t - fi._i(/ijH,IU,l iin tluir Ac'.iM i.i 
 in t ail ti" t'lUJ. I' — A'.trinpt to A 
 III. y the f !///(/'' 1.. -f if.in, I j7 — Sr.i-it 
 h. t'.e f '(;.'.'jl at .Mi.iji', ye. t< I'oi: 
 ihat they'.vei-: t.etii.'id liv iheni, lyo — 
 'iMiitl *iih itie I ••/,!'■>' .I'viiit ihv- ll!' s 
 • t /ij'.Jj, I, -- ( I'll 11)' to Ihe /'''x'j' Jl 
 
 l'Ullll.,\, — I |..*il ■,.K,i*l , .It /;.;.ia"t, 
 
 Jj.jI'j, libi>i, I iIjIi iriil ftldaij, ii" 
 
 — 1 heir Uui i- ('!o led by ilie Pc>iiiii,Ui)r, 
 ; li; I let Jmbitni 2 i j — Huildu 1' it 
 a: tauJi, 1'.). — I'.i'.'o I!, trglik aii'l 
 /nJuK!, ill — CiUiUy 10 the tiexik. 
 .4- — Vill;ni to the i'H?''J'' m i'rgii.u. 
 
 556 
 
 i.nuveh ainuuvtil in A."]/'' 
 
 Vouo, a great bird, 
 
 layje-rifti, lis ftranpe Nature, 4S7 
 haglcs titth lox-.s and WoLe-, i6j — l;i:- 
 ,'eiidei Diagun. on thi She Wolve, /;i;2. 
 tai>, Icnie a i,i.in biujd, .'?y — A l)ii.'."f 
 
 n^..!.. -, It. /I.I., ft* II. .n...., ^ , . 
 
 heb, vrry large ones ii,; 
 
 Lf^:, r>jiii;iiiii>, wiy utrifhing, jj — 
 ^'a M. «u vtiy I'lfiitifi.l, ^t 
 
 Llkrs wheie ti,iir. , 1 ■ j 
 
 1 Ir I ..ai.ts in /'• )-.• ; I •■: d, \-'^ — \V',;'." 
 ouf'-, their r > ■•< .1 -- A Kinu, til; : , , 
 1.,, I itlc l.uin fit; 1, .In. T-f — 1 i.\.. 
 
 |..itS till i I l..(;ilrh, 17 ,;1 I — I'l.t" \\ I .• 
 
 0; 111 .11,; ih<- *il,l on.^v, .in! la'ii r.;, 
 [I cm, :a — s pj;i ,1, /•/.•y...-, \, ; t: e !)..ii. 
 . 14, .< 1 1 iie.i le.ith.i'.ltiir, .'I ! 
 He 111 War, 252 — Oneol 14^0, t I'iiih, 
 '■4 — A I I'aile hir tlieit leeih, 7S,2-" 
 — laijllit to 1)11*, 1 6.' — Ho.. I 5 10 1 air..: 
 them i.i, 210 — i;i\d to, W.ir, hi.i — 
 Nine (.uiii:> l.ijih, Jii — Criy loAer. 
 on their Hack'.,, I'jii. — C-.ui(;ht o'j I e.'ji;!- 
 ii'g, 22 1, — i heir 1 Iclli carcn, 22s — 
 ■t...;r 1... ,1. .. ..*r«i;,M ...u ,'.,/ 
 
 I, 1 iitii I i,.iu ta',,,', * 4. 1 
 
 Icttli, viii-re I0I.I ;,itH, ih.i. — 
 Ki!'.'. ot A.b>n, 2^2 — Iheii icaie 
 
 lilt. Kii!^', 01 y..r 'ii, 2'^.: — I 11. II 3t.:iii: 
 tit l'un;lhmert, IbiJ. — lli:.v tluy fi;;! c 
 aid Jie ijken, 2;S ^^'i — Lheir bigiie s 
 a^iil swittntls, jia — llitir H.'riij, m.t 
 r (ill, are tlir Ivoiv, jyl — [iie white 
 lorr woilliipp..d, 462 — S in.e is and 
 , tiKis 24 l-oijt lii;;li, Ibii. 
 hnil),oid.^ry, 8-^, y... 
 
 I ir.ci.ih! , on^ a.Dift as a Man's Hand, '27. 
 
 — I i,..t\ of lu.m, -i<;i,' — The bed, Jt>. 
 
 --■.6 — 1 he l),tt>tei<cfs btiween llieiii, 
 
 J^. — (\ ^rrji one w,.[lhipped, :'IJ6 
 
 t-'iiriori.| f^pi':, l.ii lu-.n.i, I'lilay mA 
 
 !■■• 
 l-i.i 
 
 V 
 I 
 
 Kt. 
 
• !>Jrs , - Hj- .1 III tc 
 '" '" Tm|i|< in l'iii,i,jij 
 '■ . Vrir», li.J, ~ lull, ^ 
 
 /'•. I't cm In,., , 
 
 tJtlcniifihlt ,), ( III*. ■ , 
 
 )!•.••, \i _ ,j, ,, ,„, 1 II, m , 
 
 ' W.lji k.'iy (nijiuLo./ , 
 
 'H, >r,(| il'--ir ll'r, I- ' 
 •17 • l/i I' Ik ir.ii..»j,.,, 
 
 ^I'k'- I I ./.;.!, vj- n by 
 
 Uln.ill]ii.d hu« puiiilhcit ill 
 
 ft luit (It Iruif, .'J 
 '■"•t;Hrt;>, /W4. 
 ii'jrrtK w.'j, the /'■/j^;,;/!) in 
 
 I 7 w<,rMiiy! ~ lilt ■ 
 
 ' "r A./^/,.(;,, ;, _ -jiii-^r 
 
 ■ ti'iiit t:,it;hjh, jn.l ,\n. 
 "'1 11. l>9, i 2 - I'K-i , 1 
 inii, 7^ _ . )|,,.„|-,. jij 4,.^ 
 
 . Sv - iiriirj.c- iMv/.(.(j,j, J 
 
 '•-'/■Miii) .S;; - Mail.., 
 
 • Ml HiiiJi, ,> — Oictlit- /ill 
 
 e,>.llci1, |7.' _ |(, 
 •li iiiifiihjn<1,ivi 
 .'.I'll' M-n, Hi J. .- 
 I ItfH in I Ik lit Jit, ..„rt t,, 
 
 f".i!M'jl.ll.,|..iUlnirAv'.m.i.t 
 '■"I', !'• — Atrcmiif U) i)r- 
 '/"'/'■'■. •/./-,.«, I J7 .- .„..,,, 
 'i' Jt Mtjilf, ye, t.-iHirt 
 ■••1- l'fll,l,-nl l)V llit-ni, ly... _ 
 '1 tin- /..,^;,;h ,,i,„ii[ |i„. Ill, ^ 
 
 - • i"Miy 10 ilir />;.;); ji 
 
 - fl..M •..K.i'i..ii/;.,;uw. 
 /■J", < r/.i(i .in.l M,Ju,j, i,- 
 
 '!_'■-' Uil tiy i\K- rcniii(ur)f, 
 ^mh,<nx -ii^ - Hu.Mai, u 
 
 - I'lM.in II. tygljh jii.) 
 f — CiuMiy 10 [he ticti.h, 
 
 E 
 
 ■ ftrari;;? Natiiff, 4*7 
 
 jx, j.KJUi.Ke,, ^4^_p,.. 
 
 ;i'n,inirhtShc.\V.)Hv, /au 
 >,Mn iMujd, i3, _ A l>u...i 
 ILidgcol lliinoui, iu 
 'n^-ll=.ii lt..U-i|,l„.M,||,, ,., 
 
 ; — '^' /<-Ai«, .'41 — !.;■-•' 
 437 - >i\ H„„.ir,,| tii'ii" 
 il-miiliOiril .',. UJU-, ii< .-, 
 «»'•», 754 
 •■wics 115 
 
 "\ uiy u-trt thing, 31 — 
 'V rlfniifi.1, j's 
 uir. ;, I -J 
 
 '-■ ii ■■:<!, I-.T ._\vi, j... 
 '"'' • I --A Kinntjl. i •. 
 
 II [''t::l, .// r 2""' — I i,;^ ,. 
 
 iv"-i-, I? ,.11 — ri.,-\M.' 
 
 '■ *ii.l un;-«, ,ui I call r. ■, 
 "•.i;i 11, /.i.j.!, u: r: e- ij.jii'.' 
 
 I'^'^l I'MLh/lclir-, .! I 
 
 ■ Si — Dnroi I4lii,,t :iji;i, 
 Ic tur tlicii ic-i-ih, ■j\,-i.-' 
 Iiow.if,. — n„,;i;,,„,j|,.,_, 
 
 — ilii'il lu. W.ir, hii — 
 .i^'h, ill — Cny loAfi, 
 ., I'jU. — Ciiight i-iy lii^iit- 
 llicir I Iclli fdrt-n, ;ii _ 
 I «iifre lul.t ;,il:f, „'„(. _ 
 A.lyr.s, ii^i — liii-ii btiiL- 
 
 l,/l>lJ. — llc.,V ,l„.y (..^i^ 
 
 , ■i;S ^s'i— llieirlMgnis 
 5'-^ — Ilitir Horns,' m.t 
 r Uuiv, 3^1 — file White 
 ^.-d, 462 — S iiiii; IS an J 
 I'liil'. 'tid. 
 
 > y-' 
 
 ■Dig asaMan'illaiiil, i-. 
 
 ir.in,-i^a — Hie litit, iff. 
 
 JitffrtTCfs Ixiwtrri thun, 
 
 I tnj iv,:ilhi|i|ic<1, --Ht 
 
 I", l.i; I uwLv, i'lility „nJ 
 
 77'^ INDEX. 
 
 r.nfiilh, \n\[t tha SfMljiJi i|>jinft the 
 
 Hiniiui.imcfl', tbe Tk '»'/!' M inner, iil 
 J?itj<, it bJ>:u) that be^it Iruulikr j (j- 
 
 l^r, «a 
 f.iiii<Kli«. ih<' Anti'iuity mil Ui'o ol them m 
 
 /Vi/14, 4, . 
 t:utt">iiuiii, »iut It IS, inl Imw midr, ;'^ 
 /b" /fJiD, yii Huriikan mtntiujM in iir 
 
 /*•''■ 4' I 
 
 f.»i(unmunii.iii''ii uifl in iheMiWvM, i** 
 |:X"CUtiim<ri Milr.jMuii hu« ^i.riuimd 111 
 
 Fjlrti>ii«, iVltli il iiy the KxgUlh In the Eafl. 
 /i«(/r», l'4 — liy ihr V»'ti>p^iif[t uu 11- 
 t latls. I ' — • At fliHtJii, 67 8, — At 
 Jfrt'i. <>> — \' Puluntf 'ii — Ot lilt 
 VjuI), I ivi — liy tl.c ftr^/'j') it S«..jJa. 
 HiJ I'l fl(i>»ri<, 111 — At J'aian, I'liil. — 
 MMii4"> iili'i;— '^1 f'J'itii', 1:4 
 
 — At 7 If aw, 11) — Ati'jm, l!j..l. — 
 In IAof,iii> Uon'ii..o,ii, and ilie Ai: !•• 
 t)i til Seitli-'incnt, I0 — At Ci../iii|, 
 
 i')'.!'- i.MJ — •'^' ''■""'> M2.fi4— U 
 /i im/..c, 1^1 — At fiiru.t, i^, — At 
 •jt 1114, i»l — I" tht: Duuh it Am. 
 trj^j ''111 fcaiJa, 2iS — \i ;.-fi(jif, ill 
 
 — \r f If I'l, If,— U Jtm'jf lui Englilh, 
 Ouui. mil fyiUiUtlc i , , 
 
 lart.'i 11 ' ;l.t- Div ihcir laih.ri and Mothers 
 ilir 1!' 'Jifi", i ->S — U|ii n i:,c Ai..uunt ul 
 ihi Wuiin'i 4 M-i'uMt, 2ij — 
 
 Uahf o.. -ivil in /.liM, iSi — At Bj.>, 
 S 1 7 - On Ih- S;Vfiuh iJ^v, Ibii. — \n 
 flR- Ma/ilV'S asi — At till? Tomb, o' 
 fj,.' D.'.id in fap;«, 1; ,16 J — On ihv 
 1 1, It is'h and .^ih Day ul the Mocm, 
 a '1 — Uv til.' Miiumittniy 4S< — H'lfi- 
 liivi, -4 — And Alfxi Jdi, 74s 
 
 /tmiH.df y.*. I iidiuovered Cj, f tViJ', 3 
 
 /fiwa'iJ I'll""; di'.'.ovcrtd AliMi an.l i-'jpe 
 S. C iiknvi, Jlid. 
 
 li;'. I'l 'III''', iial, uf divcr. foits, an.lmiKh 
 caif'n i.i /«J/j 5 iheir Tte-'Siid Grovnh, 
 Ci^ j, 1 S-.c I nnr. 
 
 Fiftlit, njilitiiv at Sea Hftmi-en the ronu- 
 fuife a;.d E>%ljh at JjiijK.-f, ;c ; — dt 
 l.li'.ihanh, K.i>i>3 anil llutilt'>, i S|iiir( 
 i; ■ I In tlictJ.Mirtuf i<.ie»i, 1 j'j 
 
 i-r^i, il I'oit O! 1-ruit, 3 2 
 
 r,n- ulid IS a mnc.-al .MjHicini", l6<, — Wiir- 
 ll'.ipii'd liy the Pei/iei, 414,415 
 
 ti'imn, tl.c Moj^ul's ) the Fiif;lijh 10 
 jtr.int theni a I'rad. in hi^ Uominiuns, 
 n'^'i i)J — The King of Fetfu\ lor 
 the iaiiie End, 11'! — The JiriviBo's 
 ol [Ml, I'lj — The Bifox ot Jiitjiti, 
 
 rilli, a rtranp^e fort wiih InnR Horn!, that 
 liiiTCc Siiipi, .2j) — In the Vij;uie of a 
 Man, 7' 7 — With an Hi-ad like an Hoj;, 
 with 1 *j Herns, and all li.in?, 17 — 
 ta:cn ftinkin;;, 2- — In tlir S'upe ot a 
 Sho;-mak;r'j Knite, .;" — Wr.h (jcM 
 I- inji^ in ll:t-ir ^r.nu!5, o) — Likt- a hald 
 Mtad, iV:v — White and round like a 
 Tallu* Candle, lb. — I lyinK-I-il'i 1''''"- 
 titi.l a::ojt the ;l-.'iijmoUial Line, i^S 
 
 — Made hiod tor Cattle, 270 — A nion- 
 ItMU') iorr, -.S", — l-ike at.o*, 408 — 
 Wit!i a Sti;^, S;i — I he leveral Inrtb 
 alxu.t J/iit^im.^tw,'' :7,652 — 6'«ijnJ,7i7 
 
 — (J'a/i;,7z7 — Be'PmdM, S'-o — AVto- 
 
 fOII'lJU'lj, S*2 
 
 . fi'hi. -'., I'.Do! neat ffrnawj'jlfle.'jj —Ve- 
 ry taiuurUirne, i'l! — In general Ule, 
 26'— llij l'ai.kle ior it, IbU. 
 Hies a I'laguc, 4j— Ihat Ihine like Fire, 
 
 Hoids In Ov- vwJ.i'i, 11;, 11 j 
 Hyinjj-lilli, ■. I'revboih in the Water and 
 
 Ail, <,-, — ile'.'ttihtd, 4tiJ 
 lotnication, ailow'dat ;'j|jnf,2;i —Cum 
 
 nion in the MjiJ/uj, 466 — C'liyi', 
 
 Foitunc-tell.-;'., many at F.-^, 3:^ 
 Kountaini, ore that is iivett, 11 — One 
 that i- I'jli one Month in the Vtar, 
 
 Io*ls with Hunii, tl at deftroy Whales, 
 16 — Seycral Sorts in Solinntt, jy — 
 
 ffio Kifi, l^vi — H'ifil, 'il ~- Sft- 
 xifl' I'VU inJifi, y'li — ViUMii, H41 — 
 VifmitiM, Ij) 3 
 
 l[anl(i.ii.cr:'e, wherr j'tddMceii, l^S— And 
 IiLrtiiiill, Ha jS7 
 
 tiinch-l'in, vuliere ulujl, IS, 3\ — Ho* 
 luicd, Ihi. 
 
 Iri.afls, gffjt on J m ^"//ii, Us — 
 I reik lUrreli wi.li Inn ilooi's, /*(/ — 
 Mike jieer iiilipid, v^- Itcel'- baiK 
 ind Vinejjar, fiji — I lotki, *oj — 
 I lie Ground Ten loot dtfi>, /Wi. 
 
 I;uit, whuh makei liiili ai eat it mad, 
 • aj — 'I he Duerliiy at Tono K>'0\ 
 flvJ — <immA, 717 — hrt\\\, ya, 
 7.3 — The lll-s 111 St. /Inn, 74 1 — 
 /ffawfj, 744 — I'lie i/jx.ji) WVO /» 
 iifi. T-i? — ^ p<iriMiou> Sort, 7iia — 
 Jn I'i'Xii'i, Hli — In liermuiHt, S',i — 
 In Sett I HUH J itn J, Sm 
 
 V.iii'taU, amiinc tilt .Matcmciaifi, inA/tin 
 d/i n Miia, 176, 2Cs» — At ffgn, 
 513 — In the Alt/iiiri, 2«i — A 
 leaft at them, /uU — Matijiriftj»ii ne- 
 v.r liurV i'l 'I'-''' Moi'inc, I7'i — A- 
 mong the UujiiJ'ii, 7JJ — lArxicttii, 
 7J(S— Intaiu.'J, Ml — Among the 
 i'l'UmUm, 04' - 111 S(n KxgltnJ, 
 
 lurs, in ^Jii, 54' 
 
 Galleyi, the Klnj ol yfflvn . of a Urge 
 .Size, jyi 
 
 Gall-, where Chey grn*, ',76 
 
 Lltrgfi, the l>iii;.iell RiMr in InMi, his 
 1 njhtcen Uranthci, and r<uivei 1 hittv 
 Rivers into it, breeds vjft Nuniliers ol 
 Alligators, 50 — Itj \S alcr is facrtd, 
 
 '9 
 Ga'dens \a JnJu, (heir Delight and life, 
 
 "7? 
 Cirro, a Tree that dlHils Water lo plen- 
 titully, as tolupi'ly the Ivuplc rear it, 
 
 Ciazcls, .1 timorous (Creature, lil.ea Icllow- 
 
 Dier, -)fti 
 Cijgrt, a loit ef S'jpar, ^76 
 Uiai Is in linfil, i;, : , ; ;, 34 — At 
 
 Cane Hui'Jjjiii, '.55 — j\t Jtiii^.- 
 
 /'"•'■ -4. 7 7 , 
 
 Gilii'tes, diimver d leyortil Caps Baja- 
 Ju/r, 3 
 
 C'mdus, i I'tuit ot a gratetul Taftc, 
 116 
 
 (jingcr, where found, iS, 169, sSj — . 
 where thn tieli ii, and how ic grows, 
 2S6 
 
 oi'jIJJ, 3 wild U*an that avoids all Com- 
 pany, 3 jS 
 
 GOD, iheMfx/.-jMiNucionsof Him, --fj 
 — AsalfothePeiMVUMJ, 77-' — And in 
 Atn" FuglinJ, 8s7 
 
 CoU, a rare 1 ruit, 77 
 
 Gold, where it is found, ij, iS, V5, 27, 
 209 — In I.um'i ., "i — Not allo*'d 
 to be ulcd in Difhes, :54 — Of DtUivij, 
 21 — Kxchanged loi Silver, lis — Beft 
 at runami, Ibid. — In Ckili, :,i — A 
 Trade lot it, Ti — V.ilt I'lenty ot it, 
 S 1 , 706, 707 — The nr.eO, 1 ■> J — Out 
 (>l a River, 213— In divers I'ar'.i ol' 
 Sumura, 250 — Iit>e> OM, ,49 — In 
 form Kj/o, f-i\ — yfrjwtj, 74t — Vf 
 rjguj, 74S — In the Sjnnijhtl'tBlniiet, 
 7^4 — Not valued, 7i)i', 707 — A 
 mighty Chain of it, 7^5 — I'lenty at 
 CjIc, S06 
 
 Conftlvo zmo. Owner of a Part of the 
 Mtiert'!, tailed Fur.cUU, 2 
 
 Goole, Getie, redonei, 559 
 
 Government, the form ol it in rcu under 
 the Sftniiris, 3;,— In Mii/i, 179— In 
 the MMivei, 16S — In Birhtrf, 3'56— 
 Ot the Abjffmes, 393 — < " KfQ'", 543— 
 Among the Mrx;ii(iJ, 7f~7— Pe'UvUm, 
 776 — Virginuni, (148 — In Ncn-Etig- 
 
 Governnuis, good tnes l.ow honoured by 
 the Mogul, i7y — Bad ones how pu- 
 nilhed, liio 
 
 Grain, what Sorts ia Iniit, I'v — In ■^• 
 
 titant,iiiiern tlif lirii'i tothr Mrrihatir. 
 Ad.ci.iiitcs fot a Trade m tii.- i'al). 
 
 /nj/f I, ', 7 
 f!'if,'ii, 111 Idiil, «JH 
 tiujthK, or will Cow, I'ood Vood, ;Ct 
 Ciiiaul, a iwilunmu Ctealuic, rjien hy 
 
 the /fftiiMi, ,J 1 
 C.i.iicji|'e|.|.erdciirihid, 77 — Hen»,7S 
 Gum, whrttf ii llie h(H, », 1 1 r, 17J _ 
 
 ^4Hll, Il 7 
 
 '•umlaik, whric t.iund, vi. i7j 
 Gun-, muUi dtlired Hy the Kmi! of Que 
 ■i', »»5 
 
 H 
 
 Ilatiiti, In Mu, 509- i-» — In Jtvj, 
 «y— In the MilJiti. 9^3, .(<4— Wo- 
 ■ lent Imiiied ny La*, an — Licences 
 lowear linconei, <y; _ ot the ir.iJ- 
 
 Hair, how wmn by t'lc MtUhtni, .59 — 
 Men all over hairy, IbiJ. — Veiy long 
 worn by the Women in the 111--, ul the 
 LiJiiiiei, 14 
 
 Hand-Worms, very rronbl-fnme, jS^ 
 
 Hir'.'rt, '*hen in ItiJu, i*i — I wo or 
 Ihrrc mnei ui a ^rarin /lihffu, 3,1 
 - T*o in a Ycarai A1j/uJ;pjraii.4' , 
 
 Hawks, whiteoncsfx.'.H.n;, j'o— i Ln- 
 tiiLil,4i7, taiijjlit to cauh Wild Hories, 
 V, ^A' 
 
 Meritiitcs, m //nVi, 317, -.g 
 
 Herb., in Spiixtmgfn, 4ii, fAi — In 
 (iuijmt, -117 — 111 liijfii, ::i _ |„ 
 !/'^ii;ij, «4!— \-\Kenjimi-Utii,-ii\ 
 
 /,i7i»i/iiai)i/i d-iu; 'ed, ^7 
 
 liid's irmii K'ljii, vi^- "utl" and Cow 
 svi— Iron Vj'm ni.t, tyi 
 
 ninij'i, 01 ll.-..t;ien InJiutii, x-'^ 
 
 Ik.gs, wilu >ine>in Mjjj^j/iar, 47 
 
 ll.'iity I'I'niv ol It in /^uju, ^44 
 
 Honour, the Uveral Ijadgci ol it, v.'f. 
 TlieCtyicat a'uraaiM, <•, — The Robe 
 and C.lico Tuck a: A~t<H, ii, — The 
 triiiifeii Vil\ and sl.rr at Mi/ij, loj— 
 TitU'iotu liWn./ia, iSj 
 
 lloin-., worn by rncli-, ^4 — fuand in 
 Kimitmi tallle, L.iipoieJ to be the 
 tiue ll:iii.is:n, V — Glow m ihohartli 
 alr.i eui otr trom the I'eall'a Head, 
 jS6 — Worn as m\ Onianieiit by the 
 IVi/j/u/jB Maids S43 
 
 Horles, 01 an extrllent Breed, 91 — Tlielr 
 Ule in IniU, i^ • — Multitudes of th-m 
 iaMuf.o:]! and hiwr, 21 j — Ar^tnK, 
 and wild, 3ii9 — ll.e bea-Horli-, Iba. 
 360 — Bi'bdiy OIKS and wild, jfti — 
 lieft Pcrfijn and A. ibur, wheie, 4 ; — 
 taten by the /'jftjn,i;i6 
 
 Holpitals for liirdiard U.afts, S8a — No- 
 ble ones at hc!, i;") 
 
 Iloufrs, their ialli.on and Fi.rniture in 
 Iniii, 177 — One as big as a lo»n, 
 494 
 
 tlummocii, 81, 82 
 
 Hfin.1, Its Gcecdineis, 391 
 
 ///irj'j, tound in tl;.- i>4u« Dt farts, theiv 
 I'oilbn, ;<j 
 
 Hji'i, a hart of venoTc^j •'■'i!<e5, j^j 
 
 ^ii^it, al-ruit li'te Chelhuts, aS4 
 
 ^jfoiiffj, their Original, 357 
 
 jackets troublefome, 427 
 
 Jiniie, aFtuitripeFour times a Year, '23^ 
 
 ^xngomiSfi round i'iunih, i'jH, 
 
 Ice all the Year, 3 Mountain of it, 5 > — 
 
 In the North- Sea, 534 — About ifHT 
 
 hn'gtn, 6j.i 
 Ititttumon, its Kat,:re, 4(5j 
 Idols of the J'l'^ujiT), 712 — Of Bijipov/, 
 
 207 — Of tnf .;j';uni, 413 — Ol a 
 
 vart Bignelii, 45^ — Oi th-a lAtxitam, 
 
 7«5 
 
 Jealoulie, trrqueiit in Initu, 1 75 
 
 Jei'uics, thiir Ahufssof the E»,i! ///)), 124 — 
 Their College at Alrjco, 12^ — Vheir 
 Indeavoutsio |!uilon the Ent^iilh, 14; — 
 A'awn'iij's eytelleiiL PrejJnng in Iniu, 
 174— 111 Oliices at I he Mog»l\ Court, 
 C c cc t w i.' 4S 
 
 \\ 
 
The I N D i: X. 
 
 rip 
 
 <*, 9^94 — Ai f'/"»i M — At iM 
 ji, i.-7-~ H«td III ( iioi, I '« - \l- 
 li'^'il 10 mikc Ci'uviidN .11 MJii, 17' 
 
 .■f«i»i in /♦f'l.i, lit, ,iS— I'l //ii^l/u, 
 ivl. 4' ) — Ahuuf M.iuii' 'JM'iii, 4i<t 
 
 Jt*ci>, iii.ih,r jn I (ilr'iliti.l i:i //''<"», i] 
 ^ SViiri." ihf brl) jrr to h lutl in ill 
 TiKul I he vSorW, 4«.j 
 
 |mij!,e» (i.iM'J iIkmii I)v thr /kJ/jii, (I — 
 iji»Jt Vjtity ul ihtni yt.v^/, Hi-' /«■ 
 /<Mt, t !l — Soittr likr IVmU W'T 
 •hil'ptil, .li ■• ()i Liiini>» ii t'Uik 
 I ciiih MuriV^iijictl, <• I • 
 
 Jr.,ii, Of /iiJ/jM I'ririti, ilit-ii i^ri^'iiJl 
 aril Siiurllion, Ti:) 
 
 lrniiiiTiT«, thi- liiKgfft r.irt.'i'l 
 
 /»J(i, ii luilmn Com|ijiu i (bi'l.iVit for 
 tii'c I'ait* ul f'/jJjiiJhy I'.itiu, '7 — 
 Ip //oi'juJ, aiS — l>'ic(lii.'n« loi i Vu.'- 
 
 J^e Mm I>IT, 1J4 
 
 ln1n.ii,ili-fi.ii'ir(<, I iiw It iMrjdr.ml kiui*n 
 til (!■■ ,-,i>o,t, S7,s>t i.^ .- VVlicir iiIch'.iI'jI 
 JiiJ, — hXiAe It tti»f (.-. tiiil not lo (IOimI 
 4l4t ii/ixj, S>— A uulc Tort, iJlkd 
 t .'f, ;i; — M.iil<ct< toi It, gS— l.i /I 
 J't, 15, — /[/rifi, J47 
 
 li II , 01 Sfuii, ir.r t'lU *ill hi'l.l i rinu- 
 Uiiil Men, y.i — l)tl,ti> li!', liiJ- — 
 Vm> (l.-n'tiil ill r.'/ii, 147— T^l"' 
 1-1*4 ot ifiii, ,hi.i, -- Ihc niililfft I'l 
 
 lMli«'ni.-n:s in Nav ;jtioii, deceive: *itV- 
 I u: l-.xpcricu-, ••) 
 
 l.iienic'.rjiKe o: iiamcn t' '.ir Uum , 
 
 I'V 
 
 Juti. Kin>;i,i Jpjfx, look(.<ii»J liuni lli'' 
 
 i'f'/i'iiii', .11 /i(J;j» Diitlf, -,f 
 
 ll'i'^ Oltiiii, wlijc 1: i , 1 ',, 
 
 liiimlj, lorn:' iilealJiitliui'.frl I'm.", :iui,in 
 
 . ''iTtil, ,;;■, I Is, ■• 1 ', 
 y-<ii Knf.d.iT, *firrc, j.jl 
 lii."6C', pl-nii'ulwlierc, ,41 
 Iv.ri, ulinc it s iilcnfii il, 51 
 I irt ^f, how adu iiiutnl ijt ilitfH, J") 
 i'li— In />.JiJ, 179— liitiieMiW/.u 
 1^4 - 111 /{yjjiu, ^4> 
 
 K 
 
 K' r.l., i*li'.Tc fiiiird, ;' 
 
 i-.iii;;s "nr itiigns h'< Ki«f!,iii)iri tii sir 
 t.iil '1 /J'^h-, :j — 01 tiiiiMe dr 
 Kri'""', '*'.<■ ^i — Ills Kintidiiiii, ihil 
 l'i"t\ onf' o* Ch.iiJ, jOn — 111 T'l'^.f. 
 ■2 ■• _. ()t /tij/i, 411, Ni — Ot .S'lnuj, 
 4., — Ot J.ti>ji, and their. Suufifum, 
 4:9 — The Naiucsand '■-'mu li'mni'f il.i' 
 Prfun Kin^s tiom A.n'Oi to /ltbi>, 
 
 K'liRhijoi Ali;(4, thtir Orij^i.ial ar.d In 
 rtitution, 3^2 — Women lajiabl!' ol that 
 Oiil;r, JbiJ. 
 
 lOii ftJuiim fii Kind //«»'i 1 7" — Thr 
 Oraml S-ipinior'> li r Ulr Irade, 1 iS - 
 Ihr hiinieror ol Jjpn % ro ilii- Km^' ot 
 tnflmJ, lor S'lilmieiit ot j ri.ulr Ihcf, 
 IJ7 — llld Kli'U fiOKr'ilii th'-iji'if.l jS 
 
 — K 'ii* "' <• *'»'» III Kia^ .'Jjin if. It" 
 " KL'tD/jmi-i'i 10 thi Ciicjt Mte,iit,i"j 
 
 — Tlir Al»n«<» \nr*er, /*iJ. — Kinnui 
 /<.»fii'« t,i the Kinii 111 l-rM..*, J44 — 
 Oil .luhdincc, III — K nrt >J»i.jil; • 
 S'lilit Co Ihr Kinf>,iit (he Nurti, t j\\ 
 I'jrtJ ot thv Wut^l, vci7 — The »,ni. 
 |v'i>ir of (t^a'i 10 Kin^ tJwttJ, I'm!. 
 
 — kin^ nilil> and Qmcph Aljir ■, to ihi- 
 tmivurot Ki>lfu, • .< — King ni io- 
 lir*'\ to fi'icrn tli^i^ih, <a . — (^..i-i'i 
 Hitjhtik^ 10 the biri>ctti- ol ffjlf* and 
 
 liU'iamAlijj, (lirlifft, where found, a.id 
 how kmmi, 1 j.iSi.ii; — llie Valu.' 
 
 .1 1; il rrffll, J- I 
 
 Li>;lii\ Ihrt- luriuna'c ones at Sea, cal- 
 I. d ^' //f/rn, Si, Xi.ltKim, aid S Cwe, 
 ■ 7 — M ide at ii4 i.y the t mifo fljh, 
 1 1'. 
 l.irili!<nin|<, »liich killfd '!i-,- FoviiK uf the 
 Air, and liurni live Hundred Air-s iil 
 Ciiound, ^1 
 Liimnis •.licjuiiirut tliem a pnod P-mcdy 
 a^aiiitl the Si.urvv, f , — iht Iir. do- 
 Utilxd, -'S — \\()ol> ol ilirm, 7, 7; — 
 Ihe hi'ft, 4', -J 
 Lmnen-l.lolh, at U.iuon, ^; j 
 l.inr, the Al-n/iax, ii.iin; Direjlior, lor 
 
 lailin,; ini; . it, ^-•4 
 l.iiMii, ilie lluntmi^o" llieni. ,3.' — Tariie, 
 IbU ]14~ I hciiutllcft luris, i"a — 
 A Way to Uaif I'rm, j^i — l.h;iii('. 
 Item, /W. — Alraido^ I iir, lh.1— lie 
 ica- Lion, 4'i 
 I.iMirt',y ol the f^hurth 01 F^ufu, -47 
 l.i/zards large, but lot ImtituI, (-.uid 
 
 Mrjr, :■</-, -J if-, 
 I.oaditont, its I'Kuvrty .11, d lUc, 1 
 Loiufti, l'la.'.'s intrllcd Wrth thein, ;i7, 
 i-v— ll;cit tjfiieiatiiin, 5" — Uateii, 
 1-4 
 
 I. 
 
 Ik, a lortol' Gum, the Dt Itiptlon of it, 
 
 an J hoai made, . ^7 
 iii'-mt, ti.c l'eo,)le of weitain Ill-S, witli 
 
 out Oovernnicnt, Apiwrel, Civility, J., 
 
 M 
 Lai;'-, on;; il'Jt boiU, 7VJ — A wonderti;! 
 
 one 1' .Vfxito, 7 ', J 
 l.air.;i>, ilwiyi kein buinin^ •it the Sepu! 
 
 chre-- 1>' tue holy .Mm, am^ng il.e Ma 
 
 i-'iiiria»i, ' 76 — And in tlr; hi.tun 1 tin- 
 
 Jilts, 2'.'i 
 
 l.an^iijgc m JndU, fS — In ilie MaJJ.Vj, 
 
 i^i — At Mi/e/a, 14> — S-.v(ral ..inmi>; 
 • tlie A'o»rj, ;o7 - 'llic iufjii, >S0 — 
 
 Pcu-.ijiij, 77^ 
 iaift, al*itt lie.ift. .5; 
 Law. of yjpii, 124 
 LcaUirr, and Skin-, e.iteii, 14, Si 
 Lcjrpinf- in /.iJu, lyS — Of the !*';« /«• 
 
 JiJW), 77S 
 Lcoiiaids, ih-ir NatJto, and Way 0! utcl:- 
 
 inj! iheiii, -59 
 Leprvilie inicd by an hot River, Ih. 
 letteis, (i'.iern £i/;jJfit's to the Kin;: v. 
 
 Attn, 44 -• Kingrt J.-htn'^ toQoetn 
 
 M 
 
 jSl - 
 
 Mace, it f,rnvin u.th Nutmegj, 
 How it gtims, 4<4 
 
 /'!a.ijm, an nii,Ujh Ma.'i, fitft difuivered 
 tlif AlaJfMj, J 
 
 Mihamet, In. I'edi^',rer and Litr, \,\<, Ala- 
 rtn, by whon iunii>oled, 454 — I'r.uc- 
 uned tor Innovatioiii 111 Ueliiion,444 — 
 A M.igician, J5< — ilii Death lulcm 
 ri/ed, a*a — His RH.jjn, bis //f^r'a, 
 when ir. begins, 444 
 
 Ala/KiiiKia>rj at Battifo, .;2 — At 'Jo'itn, 
 Iliid. — Ac Jumjira, ',1 — At Mcgtio, 
 11^ -• In/nJia, I?', — At unit, ihi-ir 
 /ral, :iS — In Mjjinjfur, 4 '7 — In 
 ;jiu',r, 4;4— Mirkd Will; an Iron on 
 t'v-'ir Teirplci and lurclicjd Jt Aa» 
 
 Miljyi, who, 5 jl 
 
 Ala;/ Wrij Che Inventor ni tlii" Com- 
 
 pais, -2 
 Mdllf MfrvfW, a I.jwl, j) 
 Mafa^au, their Cuftomv, 21; — 11. e fe- 
 
 veral Dif\intlion5 ot them , /iiJ. 
 Maw^o'j, a C>rove ol them, 'n — Thrir 
 
 Iruit good !-oud, it ,,7'i^ 
 Mjmiidj, a ^ipti idjl, its ma^iiitiien: 
 
 lemple, ii% 
 Manna, Meditir.ai, where it is found, 
 
 iUnuciudidt*, or Birdi ol" rviiice, ,\i \ 
 
 N\injini::o, a Kruit, 77 
 
 iMathlc, a Mountain of the Uack Sort, 
 
 Maiuagcs among the Alai'aairraKi in /ni/J, 
 17', — Ot Children, Ihii. 2oS,407 — 
 At F.itf, 217 — At Ai^m, 250 — In 
 the AlaiJiVei, 2fi— In uljt Dei',rees 
 I'rohibittd, 261 — Among the .//mioi, 
 or Heathens, 17.; — At <joa, 282— At 
 f'e<, 528 — Second difallow'd, 409 — Ot 
 the iJead, 41) — Among the Perjfei, 
 X\<, — 01 til.' fafum, 548 — Bnlilittti, 
 7}j — Alrxuaaij, 7156— Pcuvitni, 77s 
 I'eujileof C'Maifa, 811 
 
 Mniiaradr, u el by civ JiCfUij.', 1 ja 
 
 Mit', wi.eir Ihelin-ft, ii7 
 
 Meaiurrn. .lee W -nhn. 
 
 Mrnd.canti in IkJu, j< S 
 
 MtiMiiiilt i,Tn at Sea ii> levtral riacj, ?. 
 
 "•\;j9.'>*a 
 Aliiiifi, tie S.m ol 1 i/un/arjby an InJItn 
 
 vVonian, i£ 
 MriK 1 I .re witli I'nrty kindi of Lravei, 
 
 like .oMnt.'iotI', a7) 
 MiWi, a lul>,loi.tVVlllr,S4 
 
 I'Ai.etiJi, t Tree r*el\c lathum a'ltut, 
 
 4 C 
 MilK, a I'rien chjt livtson WomtniMilk, 
 
 <i— Not eaten ni 'fjfan, i.fi— Hi.- 
 
 hiud ul I. line lnJiMi, 'j.y,]|o— Maict 
 
 rat'n i.v ihe /a'ta'i, «..i 
 Mineral', 'n l'/';;i»/i, 'll^ 
 M "r , ;.i.c Silver 
 Al;. I I, »lnrc Ijuiid ,1 
 AlKiir/ani, iC.« 
 M'>/((i'fi, a Irople, a 9 
 A1»x«;, li s t on')uert ot the rtifiri, S^ — 
 
 Ills Uiilut ai.d (iiard-^ur, 'iVi-iOa ■• 
 
 Mi. rtd,',ie., .tn,4i« — Hi, Ma(i.il..« 
 
 at liilteifnt, nf 
 Moi'alterviil Ciett Ctli}tt\, -.it 
 Mon-',. 'ee t.i)iB, 
 M.u'k. v.tiouhlcCom'' at t.'«iiifj;a,«. — V' 
 
 I V lar(;e ones, — < . ^ — Vi 1 y nunieious, 
 
 AlM/.m, ilie I.awi ot tliem, .[•-.ii,' i — 
 
 •* M\c l!ny hfjiiii, 4 .; 
 M.,Bf;M>iia, liii extcl'rnt Verlii 4, Wiidoin 
 
 and Imliu;, 771. — Sfi.'id by the .V/ f 
 
 «ijUi.7':i — Hit r-'a-Ii, up. n wtr.li 
 
 lull )* 'I till I .miiirll of M.XdO by lli- 
 
 .*(.aw/j'Ji, Uiid^rci'i 1, ■'7a 
 Monuments for thr head, the nioft ftit'V 
 
 I'uild.r^.. air.oii,ill '■ Alafcint'iau', '"* "" 
 
 y.iir'i, II, id, — '1 lie SdUn's, ;< i 
 M.i.m»..illiii>lifd, dy4,7,'5— I'aiM cau! d 
 
 t'V 1-, 7J9 
 Al'.ari ov^r-run J/ia/i), t— Ry whom rf. lit- 
 
 (d out ai!,iin, /J/J. — ricit Rel:("iuii, 
 
 2S4 — In. -//!», r, .73 
 Mirle, or the Sea Hot le, 1 lent y "l them 
 
 abojto'/crw.'aiiJ, ■ -(^ — Kiihingfor ilicir, 
 
 «<i 
 Moi'iuc 1 adioinmg to the Tombs of Che Ma 
 
 tnmnjm. 176 
 Moilii and Wotn'; troublciomc in IxJu, 
 
 2-4 
 
 M.m. tains, a lery liifl' otic null r' • 
 
 Str. 'i^iits (it Mjj(:Um, i — In Vitjia. 
 
 2 i, — Uy /ai/f-iia^one I ;$o Vouthii'i, 
 
 2r 
 Muurning in liluff, 175 — lo entcila >. 
 
 Str.'nper^, 70-^,7.7 
 MojIc, Mite, a Sort ol litem ViIuI-j 1 :'» 1. 
 
 VI nomous, j68 
 Alummiri in ^ftpl diliTilird, "*o 
 Mummy, a preciouv I i.|U..t, .;ii 
 Mmdcr, lion iiu.iifiied it i ,i;'e j' '"C, 
 !l — At Jjij, f , — 1.1 /•.'I I, I ,-- 
 
 In tbe A1,«U;;.<, 267 — I'.J il,< 7aM.i' . 
 
 Alny'j, or AIiui, ruppoleJ to bo tl.- t 't'jM- 
 dm Vruit, ji-i. 
 
 bv ih'.- 'J ••■fi, *■; 
 ■- It', wliKb I. h 11, 
 .\ : \ •.4'^4 — IVople 
 , 7^ _ Where It i'.;ad 
 I — i akcn u:i' of Ihi 
 t.odi of I rot d U and Allijtaiors, 7..", 
 ^o^ — The Cats de!'. nlied, 4*. -• 
 Loes Its Odor, by being kept uitb 
 Spice'., 13 — VV lience it tomei to us, 
 45a 
 Myiih, where it ^t.v*5, vS; 
 
 M..!i..k nviih lv\' ,1 
 Mm!., tbe fr>.( 
 .ind Imi« il 1,1. . 
 tbar I'lU'll liK^' 1 
 n.olf I lentilul. 
 
 N 
 
 A'aiffi, a Pf -;.Ir, 2.4 
 I A'jfri, a lorti.'.derperate.Soldi'-rs, -T; 
 I Name i often altet'd in Jjf an, aoS 
 
 .Vafiia,4M 
 I Navigation, by whom begun, 2 — Sthtmis 
 erected liir (i,e i'e.iclimg of ;t, iL'i I — 
 I Some Hirrd.ons lor it in a Voyage ;j 
 th' KijI IndUi, 2.J4 
 Njykei, I'rielh and judge; in the Ala.' 
 I itvf- 2ii 
 
 Hr 
 
i._ 
 
 The I N 'D ii: X. 
 
 i-Hn-ft, 117 
 VV ului. 
 
 Jl Si-j 11) firvtral r!jc-s, 5, 
 
 iiiil a iftHU'ihf an rtJ/iii 
 
 « (h li)rly kfiiili ol Lcjvri, 
 
 cc 1 »cl»i.' rjthum 4'HjMt, 
 
 I It llVr^oll WomfniMilk, 
 Jtiii III fj/ijn, 1.4- id.' 
 fnJutii, •j.y.Jiu— Mile* 
 
 If Wl, tol 
 
 i»ij, lift 
 
 Vfl 
 
 juiid .1 
 
 ilr, .' J 
 
 limit ,if ilitf /«ij;.(, s^ — 
 II .) (iiji'il-ur, 'jSm 1 jj • • 
 . IIS.41''. — Hi. MJjiii ..4 
 
 fi'* Cthjltri, ; jtf 
 .1 in. 
 iiini'' ai Ontf J(J,^ — V ■ 
 
 — . . ^- V'ly nuiiHuiiiS 
 
 .1*3 ut tlitm, i-*,!)!,' » — 
 
 if^iii, 4 ^ 
 
 rxtelVni Verfii ,,\Viiili.Mi 
 771. — Sn.'fcl >iy iti<' ••■/J- 
 
 - Hii I'-'J'!!, iipi'ii wtiuli 
 I .ili'lurll ul M.*;i» liy ill? 
 dr<.n'l I, ■>■)! 
 
 tt'r lir.id, iIh- milft ftil'-V 
 oii^n ' ^Iji'omrNwf, 1-6 — 
 
 — 'llic- SoUm's, -, j 
 
 •d. *y4.'','i— I'ains caui'-il 
 
 1 ^fjii, '. — By whom mit- 
 1, liiJ. — licit ReLfiiuii, 
 
 Sva Hoiif, lliiity m tlitm 
 ixJ, ',^1 — Vilhinu fur their, 
 
 mg to tin- Tombs of the AU 
 
 6 
 
 iiivi trojblci'ome in lnju, 
 
 irry liij'l' one nt.ii t'.- 
 
 MjKrUM, i — In Mjii, 
 
 li/f i'Jxonr I ;jfj Voot lli/ii, 
 
 liluff, J 75 — 10 cntcilar. 
 
 ^v,?. 7 
 
 I Sort 01 ilicffl wli lie 1 ;!i 1; 
 6S> 
 
 ififl ddrriliTil, "^o 
 :i(iu'. I.r|ii..t, 42^ 
 piiiiifiiod .It I .r,'f j' 'lit, 
 
 II J, f , 1,1 /i;.(;l, I y- - 
 
 ;u(, :57 — 1;\ il.i Jnwh 
 
 ', rupjiolcJ ti) he tli; firliM- 
 
 jv;l 'iv I tic J xart, 6/ 
 ( ' ^ If, whi(l\ I. h-ft, 
 il> •■* :. I : •.4'^4 — 1'i.uplf 
 10 1,7^— VVt.crr it i'iud 
 
 I, ly! — I Jkin 0.1' lit ttis 
 
 II. d U and Mli^jwrs, jtA, 
 ; t ,us dfllrilird, 4*. •— 
 diif, by beiii^ kfjit uitli 
 
 - WiitncL- it lonies to usi 
 
 itgM*s, ;S7 
 N 
 
 li", 214 
 
 defpcratt Sjldi'.rs, :"" 
 
 Lctd in ^j/i««, Jo5 
 
 whom li<nun, J — S.:h()(ii\ 
 l.C "icKlilng 01 ;t, lit t. — 
 .oni for it in a Voyajir tj 
 •f, in 
 
 and judgrs in the A!j.' 
 
 >V|'«'i, ill »'jnd'iimr Sift, .'II — I'hoif 
 
 iiUiiiioo ft. 11 1, lliij. .. 
 ■VW^M/, a kilt tl It rutm i»ru Mral, 1'. > 
 M-fMt, 4 IJ'V i)il, 4; I 
 Vr'r% 4 ttiiiii ui Ai.i.li Oil It madr, 
 
 AV^r, a lar;;'? liivtl iti Mii..ni jIiIm, i5 ) 
 Nir«>Muor.i u'li'url hy tt, ; MiUivint, 
 
 and t .iriKu'.iily Imii, vif HimtJtn m 
 
 i)r. (•*»' J //», All! lU and I'lfnttn, 
 
 III >^ri/, 1M 
 Sm>iJ, rtiiiiifu' IdnUirv, 4 •.. v\,ir. 
 
 I)i.|ii.fil i.ndr tJic Nanii H l,4cn»)l, 
 
 III J'ilU'M, H'l.l. 
 i\yii|iM. a IJlr Ut» I, I ' 
 NuhiliiiTiii /iijia, IS — ii tuju, t;,..ii 
 
 Drtrrct, 544 
 K't'4i, J Ih.kiIi.I Hiid riMt I'liralK lilcr a 
 
 raiinr, t.und m tlir ALiii .i'l, j 1 1 
 Nim. amoiin ili. rtm^iiiit, 7 i - I'hi k 
 
 WiiikjjihIlJiii.f., WU. 
 Niif, SJ Sut»j, h.^ a. J Mju . llrad, 
 
 and rhyti>.al| «'.:) 
 Niititirtii, wlirrcO'eyaic tolic ti.'d, ii' — 
 
 r.jiis miiH l„,'iDu\ l,.i I I'm, '■ — ■ 
 
 Ih'- TffC diliiiwd, i-.i,.Sl,.i: 
 A>^j, an Ktclknt VVinc, tij 
 
 O 
 
 (iath< admimftird a tfe fUUiv,-i, l.y 
 
 ti.li. I'lcli- H:'- /ll I'llW, ifi 
 O'Kht. i It lah;l,'i, 4,7 
 ('X>i)'« .i/'jiBiiiaMliuiii.itiinnf the Kiiiijildm 
 
 ..I JJfJ», I i'l — lilt Vin loKs it, 
 
 a;. 
 Oil, 1 Vo in'an 11' It, i< — niaa, ;;4— 
 
 »!mi it tak'-»liri- M.t I" ll..' (| .riKli d, 
 
 Ibd. — V. Iifntc 'Ifjin Oil i. dra*r, 
 
 VH 
 rt.r, .in Idiii in Vi'nih'n nude of Skins, 
 
 tliiil.-d tk.iiiMou, iji — S.ivd iiutout 
 
 III I ovf, bin Icir, 840 
 Old Mjn, o;k' wutib|i|i d a; a Ooi! n 
 
 <■'? . ; U — Olio 3 J , Yi-Jtb old, and lii> 
 
 Soil 2.,^, SlO 
 
 OUhamm, 107 
 
 0|jiui, where it l«, i&i 
 
 Ojiuiii fww it Knurl;-, andwhci' it ii 
 
 had picntii'ully, 'i',,,— .Mikh ui-d,and 
 
 wliy, 4Vl 
 Orji.(','>, ihr btft Sorts vilirrr thty grow 
 
 O'MJft, Guvrrnours in the Illcj of iijiiJj, 
 
 its 
 Otiiaincnti of Women at ■'•mu, viry ex 
 
 trivatianr, 3,^7 
 OrtiiJies, ihcir l-ftfti .md Nclfs, ,'■, — 
 
 Ihcir Nature and Qii.ili;,i>, j'ji 
 Osfn Willi liiinihes mi ilinr Ui^'--., Iil<c 
 
 t .unci-, 49,2 T; — Wild iinii, j)- - 
 
 Kid iipo'i i-, llorl'fi, ,*.; — IV form 
 
 all Uliiiuis 411— Si.iOxeii, ;^9 
 Ox- Byr, a y.crtt'oi whidi ineia^es a Storm, 
 
 J.ii 
 rjifii, a poifiincusBtan, 7-1 
 Dvttdi- Iri-ri, J7,,'S 
 r>v4'0k, ..friaiii Cunenli .vjr the !\UI- 
 
 r!.ii!iid^ a: AUbtQ:, y-> — lamoui ones m 
 
 f jintji.-i, a Vidi, whiih bri".ik> Mens Legs 
 and Aims todtviiuc ihcni, ijS 
 
 I'a.ntiii,;, jliiltiil .\rtilK at it in /nJ/a, 163— 
 in riif Mo^ul't (.I'uiitry, JbH. 
 
 1 alacr, om: ctcttfd uij ibe Tups of Trees, 
 
 TilMm i dtlttibcd, 77, 78 <- I'lcnty of 
 them, and Wine made of ttietr Vruit, '*• 
 at? 
 
 r.ilm dekribod, their great Ufc, lisiil-— 
 111 FtzrmuUi, S49 
 
 Ptndiitt, 01 cady, lii 
 
 rjuJert, how treated after their Deith, 
 
 TjngoMisK , ttic Cuvcrnour ft rii/owi; 
 ^4i 
 
 Panther ( an"-l, «« hii; ai an liephinr, 
 a'ld ii> iJil, i!,j( a Man laniio. f .iiii 
 •imhcr man li< Kneei, jyi 
 
 ^V**!, a ftrann? I''." i', 4( 
 
 rtfut'i, a »(uit I k- J .^1 l-m, tS', 
 
 tt'Uii', •»ere 1: '»as .i;H — tAtiimn > 
 »l ir,4,;— llii.li III t.lkd, .lft4 
 
 fvt'i, a ^iri'ii Ooitti )\ I 
 
 I'ain.'t, itirrral imti o( ll.rm, 71> ■- 
 S)n,ra'niut ti - Mutlm 'trrinlus j,— 
 liny, 7H — Very I'len-itul, ishl^i — 
 'I h'' «*/nia«, 4«.^ — Tlie iKh, 4^j; 
 
 fa/ j>i'i.Hi, 4 '. a Itiid, V, 
 
 Ta/ k-'^i'MMii'i;, .1 hi-aiiiiliil ISird, 4 ^ 
 
 I'alla,',?-, 1 -vei ll Vii»ani-iiiiad< tn Und our 
 a .•Niii-h-V\r)l lilp,'", J7v,<9;,6l':,'*i I 
 Rral.nt tor ih- l'io>jtiliiy uf it, ^^ , 
 ii fix": ~ Uca.Kiii to make i( iaipm- 
 hable, a .1 
 
 raia^.m, a Oiinrt kr IV-oj lr- ul <fiiM>i 1. 
 I -— A n^'.iiliilion ot Iheni ui their 
 liMid, Cloiili., 'Z>. Hii, 1 1 
 
 rjuni, or /HuaHi, a l))tbltou^ reiipli-, 14; 
 
 latenu ui fe Kiii,' m Ifti-f, lu Ivojile 
 f a»i./i, Si.^tM Ki.,/, -f imr) I. Ill 
 plant l/'/;i>.-/i, S- ' — As all'' tl I'l II 
 private I'ni-i let I' .it I nd, H4J •- K'nf. 
 ;(.«'(I, i.ir ilin'i.i.', Vri" .v.m/aHl, *^y 
 
 — ,\i'dol .ViK'/.u'i /ii»U. ito 
 Fjuffr, a kind Ml l'eal.--i.od, i~.^ 
 
 I'l-it i, ulierclouii'l, ^It, 9j,atsi — Atn.ut 
 / iUn,i}.\ -~ U.ilf udei, I7,4f* — '\> 
 \h^ anduiund j . an I gi!,/i— J»;(»ii,. - ' — 
 Atfi.'ijii-«i,l ;. — Iientiiul,liut niitl.!)!;' od, 
 J14— l-ilhinn l.ir :h''Pi,; i — 111 tlu-.i/n 
 nip! rtVB Mm, ^^'< — 1 aken lut ot 
 Ot.ives, S ll— \lxiit iiiginii, Hi 7 
 
 iili^iki drove t le Alnii'i uu: I'l .Vpa/w, a 
 
 IV/;.-, aOi'a.n Im IJie.id, -'7 — Ihr I'lanl 
 nil uliicli It ^r< Ai, 78 
 
 rtmuim, li, :.,■_.,'! — The ir !•;!(!,> ftood 
 Mi-a', w— i lie Muliiturte ul thtin, ,4 
 
 — Witliiiht Will)','., Jjj.lii — Irailicr. 
 cd Hilli, Ibij. — Abound in the Alj/ 
 ili-v'C«, ■2';5 — Ihcii Urfh nit lali ly en 
 en, A'-i — The Huntnu; ol tliem, 74 
 
 I'epper, lbri>ol it, and Im* it ^tu'I', i>, 
 5i,aSi,4'';j — How !iild It rf/iWaw, Si 
 
 — ihe Trade tor r .1: Ciiiiam, UjI;: 
 
 — Wheu- it n plentltui, i**, 51, Si, .'.i,) 
 
 — Tlie bert, :-'_l,i\'i ~ Trees, and liiiw 
 lu ordtr tlieiii,a44,J'i - — Long,'aSi,iS6 
 
 — Red, S',.3 
 
 l':rlVcutionol the « hiil'iians in ^J^'^n^ 1 J5, 
 117 — ktiiiallii.j', iti< I'nmitise, laiX. 
 
 V.'tHrellc, 0*nrriil Poiie Sdiiiv, 3 
 
 I'-rimil, jn Mol w.'iililpped in the rtJifJ 
 *ith great lii;ts, M 
 
 r- I ei, then IMinion and Law^, 41 j 
 
 I'r'ntti, the Suu liinii ot thiir Kings from 
 Simioitu /IW,j«,4;'i —The ijeris-atuin 
 "1 their Narif, 4'/ — Ine bxtcnt ui 
 their hmpirc, Ji. — The llcvenues of 
 their King!., /*. — The I'lef'-nts and 
 l!niiour piid ih.in, 4,1 — 1 lie Nature 
 o: the I'eopk', their Garmcnis, Lfarning, 
 Aims, iSt. 1). 
 
 ! r-ftilence, a vrry raging one, Sy 
 
 Pr{'>, what, 25, -27 
 
 Pheal'ants, lij lalk-.l Irorn thf Rivcr i'i'j/ij, 
 iihere they are | biitiiiil, -t j j 
 
 riiylitians in Viiginu, Sj^ 
 
 I'llgtimases to Tomi^ among the Miti- 
 rieni:s, H ^, 104 
 
 I'llijr , a rtmatl<jbleone, 5.1 — Sroneniies 
 i;t up in r'.-mrmhriiue ot ihf; tiril Dii- 
 U'veri-rs ot I'laus, 5 — One let up by 
 y^l xanJiT the (ire.it, in Memory ofhis 
 Vittoiy over ro'iii, 16S 
 
 ri;ics, a famous Wood ct them in Jiptn, 
 206 
 
 rifi, a Bird that lead; Hunters to the wild 
 lleaft-;, igi 
 
 ritth boiling out of the Uarth, sc-7 — How 
 iil't-d./i. — N.itural and Arcititial, jic. 
 
 — \\ l-.erc It is inoft plentiful, 7 ifi 
 PUniiH! d^lliibed, 24, 77, 78 — Gooil 
 
 lood, S4 — The bert fnrtot then, 1.^9, 
 
 Plants, theSeiilitive, (5^2 — See more in 
 
 Herbs. 
 Pliti, fctfors in tliein, 129, 149 
 
 -^•- : 
 
 I liys ii>«4 amiirn the ^auaxi. tv — Mri' I 
 
 'j»(", I , J ! 
 
 l'Uu.>> iii|i ,11 tHiit laiith 4 H)«( l>l<MK*i« 
 
 fy 1 
 
 (■oriry ul'tii by lie Aidtijui, ;Ui ]>>> > 
 
 '■ ■ > ' 
 
 I'l ii'i.i, the Art of admimflrii-^ i', 441 1 ' 
 
 — So |Hiiiun«iu Crracure ia hnmium, ' 
 M" 
 
 rrmt.'ilti, inhel ■ nude, S.^ 
 
 l^l|^, I I, tirjiit 111 |tn- I'll. riinik/» i»f iM • 
 ( iiartt tiiuii Cap« Ha)a^i"( lu ilic faff- . 
 Mil. I, I \ 
 
 rii'fiiiln numclJlii, -a.y 
 
 /'o ii'^ic/f, immici lull.- *''ii_ljn, 1-,? — . i 
 I I'lli.iy the Punk I- 0.1 y 'i Aml)ojii4, \ 
 2 . i — And ]f, ' V Mill- .a'l, an.l iiu«, 
 i»2 — I lieir rlai''Mj) Ii jI« in Ih- /«• 
 J:c,i'; — 1 hilt tiftks, /*. — I heir 
 tliaiaJ't, J15 — R'Hiii-'l In .1, taoiaiii, 
 lb. si^ — Uideii'inff the Pairt, Ihil, 
 
 — Kill ,1 »•/!•,» Ca^iram jit all hit 
 M-n, .ak— l",i-,t l'„'Ti.ifi.,(,jln /tjUk, 
 ?'7 
 
 rsiair.! Kings, and ifeir I'r. pie ,h I hievts, 
 
 I'lavii miith uled liy the iM//,/iV«>;i, whu 
 U'll nit tat witii luih as lUtilcct ii, /it 
 •~l..i-ili. 1). id, lb. 
 
 Pitjhijiiii''' Kiiii^domdiUuvered, r — Vh-? 
 l-miiii ul It, 4. J 
 
 I'lii.ti ,/, lung 111 u I' in ^ifJM, %:fi 
 
 I'llMe;:''^ tranted the t'lflllan /f>ki),6} 
 
 — \ijiftn. Ml — III Ai-./ij, ^'-1 
 I'nutii , l,all> wuih on the Mm, and why, 
 
 111 
 Pi.iitutl ol naraifne, a 5 — T)t s. Mjeii IJlt, 
 a , — l>l v'u (ittM, lb. — I )t ImiJ, -ii 
 
 — Ol S ill 111, -.9 — tJI the Hi > ot 
 I cmirt. 'o ■-. i.>l toniiio Lttjuitt, 
 4v — «J' aumii'j, u, 24'— Ul /i- 
 'ii'ite, 't', — V 1 .lifira /.-txni, 77 — 
 III /V/[u, -212, '214 — Ot J(j.^ia, 5.; 2 
 
 — Ot S[ii{!>if)ti>i , 6ii, v\i. — til 
 tie J^aii/;ii UVH-MJm. 7 ,2 — Ol Uf 
 'iJi, SC4 — til iV » liunii:, 814— b<f 
 n'l/si, !>4y 
 
 I Tahiu, Mpn;, ufed, ' 7, J5 a 
 I'lir.ilhmtnis 1 1 Malclati -r*, T leral Wavf, 
 
 111 InJij, 1 "li •«• In f'uJiJ, ' 4 5 
 lu'i, a 01 Jin like .Miliec in the liUUi.ti, 
 
 ■26 V 
 Tyrates, t!-.e Ali/aiaM la.nous, 84 — 0\ 
 
 Cimbdf4, y.' 
 Pyijirids o: .y^ffipi, 37:, 57S — Their 
 
 Ij^kipfiun, when and why they were 
 
 biilr, Ih. 
 />»ri, the leinplc uf lit;.-, 4 •■ 
 
 Q 
 
 i'ui.umiiu':;, a iMil'onous Iree, 4^5 
 i^'iiixiei iu y»i<u aliui'd Stone ol any bijV 
 
 " nrh, SS 
 
 Oji-tiii ol yt'liiigi Ijurn theiTid lve» with 
 
 "tlic diad B.idii s of ctof^! 
 Qurlh, a del (.loui 1 ruit in Itie 
 
 ati.' 
 ihcudi, a piiilbnnus Bjan, 77 
 r^niiklilvei Ul Amtiici, a .;| Sptm, 756 -. ^ 
 ilow exdotfed, IbU. ' 
 
 Hiikmi, a mnff beautiful Rird, 40^ 
 a;^j|j'j, an Aicmnt of fliem 1.1 /eJ/j, 90, 
 
 ,,1,413 — t{i)i ^int, the buLLclior ot 
 
 Porut, 10 
 Rain, exccifi.'e ones, i<, ^ Stinking ones, 
 
 4c^,6Sy — A Rain bo* in the Nig.ii, 
 
 410 — li.e Si-a no*, 6.;i 
 S^miiuK or ic-Bi, kept in the tAilUvci, 
 
 262 
 Rapes, 1,0ft punidicd i.n the MtlMva, 
 
 S67 
 
 Rats sery tooublefmne, wheie, 170— As 
 big a. Pig<, a!s4 — Smell like Musk, 
 2!ia 
 Rebellirr., 'a-nys to prevent it, io^,2oS 
 Reeds as t)i^ .is a Mans Leg, fall ul whole- 
 loinc Liquor, 1 li 
 
 \ 
 
 > 
 
 'V'. 
 
 # 
 
-Jis— 
 
 ■ ^ / ■ ^ 
 
 The (l N D E X 
 
 % 
 
 l:i'i;:oii.urcd in Mii, i7l,i7< — Inihe 
 
 A1J;-^■wI,•2^l — ln./.vi, Sy — Amcnji 
 
 . l.l;c' Ajiuins, 310 — Ot the AhUiiii 
 
 Ciltiilians 3y7 — In '!''i''-'. ')4'^ — I" 
 
 . <;»jj>«, 71S -A Of III- l"4la'fi. 750 
 
 . A-r.ivm (;!i-.Atx/.j>,'j, 7:^ ; — In (,\inuJi, 
 
 ■811 — lnr/i>!fi.a, «4?> 
 
 RhinOi..--5rtcrcnh;.-d, 17- — riinr Korii-, 
 Mill ..inal, liid. — As ..Ifo Ihi-'ir ul'.iit 
 
 I'.i,?, a |ur!i-.ular Way of dr-frinr- i'. ': 
 — ri iiciUil and c'-eip, . 1,1 j ,— lirmk 
 inailfot' it, 12'',?.'; — lia'.icil I'cvcrai 
 Ways '.1 thi- MiUivet, 26,.i ^ 
 
 V,i(i,)linji>., wlierff frequent, 117 
 
 Kivcr, Gi)!d!.-n or.t-, «iliy Id ullcd, ; — A 
 Mtiiicinal one, 3vj — An hoi out-, ,44 
 Sjlt one Month, and no moie, .;;.i 
 
 R(!jd. from ii"'lUn, and !\\~!'0 In Ryj}u, 
 til Ai'ictnmA llpibm in Pe'fi',-0\,i< s 
 — I \;\n icv.ia'l Par-s of Iniu. S7— L'l 
 riiiK'M, -zz-i — reeoo, Ibid. — £.'«?•""• 
 ■J?* — Mjrn)i'/;i,^b. — BJniJm, U). 
 
 Unliies, letf.'tc foun 1, 2Sc,2!si 
 
 HiiL- uied .ba IVitii n:-, -j? 
 '(^if/Jj, aRivoluiiontlicre, 537 — Diiln- 
 bed, c^i 
 
 Sabbaths, none kept in ifjpjw, 2o6 — Kept 
 at C-i/r hy the BnmiHs, .? 1 7 — Kept eve- 
 ry Day of thi- Wc;k by Icveral lattiej 
 of IUT.ii,Ki-, 4-;4 
 
 Sacr tiuts otUr.-d p^ in frtmu DnU, and 
 a Kins'loni .c^iied tn 1 in, 22 — Ot 
 Men to Idols, 714 — Oi Permix^s, n<, 
 
 _ _ ( Jt the InUins in Viir EngUnd, 85^ 
 
 Jd^u, a Meal made ot a.c To,is of 1 rees, 
 
 S.iilin;,\ l)egun In .^;>4iw and Po'tui'^x!, 2 — 
 VViiere it is daii^eruus in tlie Nii;ht, 
 224,227 
 SiUA-mmiiik, where irjs found, S'i 
 SiUmJniirs, their C-Oldtlefi, 407 
 .'jjljcaiioti, the Manner i^f^it in Jtiiiit, 123, 
 
 176 
 Sinders, Wihite andred, i8,iS3,j?7 
 Saiidol, white, aSwee -no;)!!, :Si 
 ijr^^clo'!, a lortot Chn.-L- Merchants, zy 
 
 — \heirb!<i!l ia F mhroidcry, lb. 
 Sit'fym Diitmi-, where i>roduced, 101, 
 
 SiTigcj^i, a Seed-weed, where common, 
 
 Si'J'fvi::.!, where plentiful, 7'; . 
 
 Sjjfijii!, where It gruw<, 8 it 
 
 Savages, ur Min-eaters at Aritio), ■!% — 
 
 Some loor 1 1 Foot !ii°h, 5 ■; — ■ In Ajri- 
 
 e*, 405 — Of Amc'Ut, in:, 
 Scorpion;, th.-ir Stinging, and the Cure ot 
 
 ir, lb. i-l — /'bonnd, 547,4 ^'."'24 
 Sor^uw, an Offi:er4'. Moii, next the yC^J, 
 
 Scur-^'tfred bj •^fting of fowre Plambs, 
 
 ><Sea ipaikling Ilk-" Fire, \^ - Red lij^e 
 ^ r/.ood, -a j^ — i'''Jck as Ink, j 9 — Mud- 
 dy and t^rar at the fam-; nine, lo'^ — 
 Having red Sp.'ts in it, 23s — lilavk as 
 l,;t;, a;i,i boiliiij;, i-;*— Yellow, 257 — 
 \V|,1 c .;:.Snow, 40; — About Sfilxbur- 
 £,«, and h'iilJ'ii, 61 y — A Difteinper 
 (itvuliar to ir, lb. 
 
 S-aCalves, 144 ., . 
 
 fcea Mcvs i>lftnfilul, 5S — Very large ones, 
 fb,l 
 
 j.ja-'^.iiders, 4oS- ; 
 
 Sea Wolves, 39 •^, • 
 
 Seed, a lort that ititoiticltss the Bram it 
 
 e.it-'ii, 51 
 Strnj-cvhum, or the AtoeS'Plant d-'krihed, 
 
 79, '^•' 
 ■Siimnrnii, (^ueen oi Bibjtcn, her Uuildings 
 
 Co:■^lKl»s and R.-i^n, 437 
 
 biiilit.v.' iict or Plant, 17-.69J 
 
 Seoh, 01 Si-aWohes, dcfcribed, ij,io — 
 t>ood l"oJ, and iilcntifiil, lb. 54 — Too 
 Uily to be a wholefome Mcit, ,io5 — 
 
 V->' 
 
 *• 
 
 !» 
 
 Thofc upon rcn^uin \i]r dilfcrtnt from 
 crhir, and 0.' a rtran);eSliape, 742 
 
 Siful.hn, thelanioufrltare K.Airj, iy6 — 
 rtnd/yjJ^rr M.wjfs's.an .'mXmm Saint, y"j 
 
 Sf'J}i, vit Cirtvinfcrajs. Sc-e Inns. 
 
 SeriKnrs tan"^ and harn'U'l'i, 3 54 — . The 
 Kind^iin ilie SjiMijh Indies, 7*2 
 
 S.tib.!, a Ueity of the Pjugnis, 14 
 
 S'latl., its ravenoas Nature, and Way o' 
 Generation, 78,254,407 
 
 S'lcep, feme as big as Alfes, 21 — \ foit 
 wirli bunch Hat((^, 34 — Like CamelsSi 
 — With TaiK of I at of 1 2 or 14 Pmind, 
 4/-"Yia, >, o Pound, 2i)4, 2iji — Suine 
 that brin^ lorth 3 or 4 Lambs at once, 
 
 Siielll-iih very larpc, sSi — Delicate Siicllb 
 of them t'. 'and, 741 
 
 Ships, the 1 0:111 or the Jafjuc/v Ships, 32— 
 'How the /n'juns flu build thtiis, 234 
 
 St,mf.ofmni, Klngot 'jipm, a Rebi-llif^n 
 .-.gjinft hira, ;:} 
 
 Sick, how ui'cd in Iniii, 209 
 
 Silk, wliere are the chief Markcf. for it in 
 rt'/ij, icij — The Worms where, and 
 ho>v managed, 4 M. 
 
 SHver, Mines ot it at Potojit Exmo, Cbo- 
 (cU and Cboct in Peru, 35,36 — i'lentv 
 1.1 it at lidii), 129 — At Jiaffl, 13^,— 
 i\t fotoji, 7ii — In ViTu, 754 — Qua- 
 lities ot it, and Art of rthniiig it ihtrc, 
 
 7S 
 
 Smsing, ri.;lms ufcd at J.hen, f 7 — liy 
 the Chincfc at 'Jrui, (\) 
 
 Slaws the Traiv for them, 741 
 
 Snjkc'i, a mit!,htyone cherifhed, !iy — M,i- 
 I'y in the Sea near the Inittn (Zuaft, 
 i8S,4ii',433 — A Ibrt of the.n eaten, 
 701,702 — S'.-vcral kinds ot them in 
 Yt'i'fl], as the Oiboyi, BeilStiiic, &c. 
 724 — One worfliijipej, 7^4 
 
 Sn.~.<e-V\'i'eJ, a good Antidote aQainti I'oi 
 fon, '-'^ 
 
 Snow, grjdi, ones in Rulju, ij n — MaUti 
 the Ground fat and very iVuifiul, ib. -- 
 Falls in ^u»f, <.94 — uxhalcd by the 
 Sun, 604 — Diifeient Sorts of it , 
 621 
 
 Sjiomj, ufed mi'ch at Ca,-ju;, and a Remedy 
 againfl it, 28 — Much ufed at Aiimv, 
 
 SoUm oi .^gyft, hi) Power and Autho- 
 rity. 3 =,4 
 
 Soldiers in Iniit their Weapons and Diui- 
 'pline, 17'a— In f^iffit, tlieir Lilting, 
 Uei;ice and Maintenance, ■■,4'; — Ho- 
 <iouraale Interment among the ^meii 
 cDis, "66 
 
 Soliinidy daim'd as the Property of the 
 kin^of EngUni, 20^ 
 
 Smtrhc, or Governci:: of MiUbv, i ;6 
 222 
 
 Sorcerers at Ni>i;^iji\i, z ;^ 
 
 Suul, the Tranlhiijjration ot it believed, 
 412 
 
 spmurii, hi>'.v based by the IniUm, ; 1 
 — Ihcii' J'offellions layifrici, -^i-j — 
 Tlieir Conquefts of Kixico, 77; — 
 Their Cruelty to the /He>ri.j«j, 771 — 
 Their Conqueft of j"?™, 78S, 793 _ 
 1 heir Cruelty to the InJudm, 798 
 
 Sptrmn-Cttl, ariles from the llngendringof 
 the V\ hales, 527 
 
 S|>ikenard, where it it found, >i 
 
 S,.orts in Ittdii, 177 — lu the Kildiva, 
 
 'jiMuis at Sea, their Nature and dange- 
 " rous F.tTeds, f 6,22 8 
 Springs liime th^l li;rve for Pitch and 
 
 Tar, 2:4 
 Stones, one ufed as an llmblem of the 
 
 IXity, -2 '7 — One liiund in an Hog's 
 
 lielly. g,ocKl aii-iinlt Poilbn, 407 — One 
 
 tound 1.1 the Head ot the Cow-FiO) good 
 
 aj;,imft theCholick, 4.;'.! 
 Storks reverenced, 430 
 Storms railed by Magic k Arts, and tlieCe- 
 
 reiTiiniiesufed to do it, 2) 
 Stu'neons, wheic pleniiliil, 205, 516 — 
 
 Cavearc made of their Rows lilted, and 
 
 put up with their Fat, Itid. 
 
 Su|i,ar, the Canes Hrft planted in ihr Mu- 1/ 
 
 Jet I, 2 — In In.liJ, l.7y ~ llaifey. 
 
 a certain INut, 2^,7 ; * .^. 
 
 Sul,ilnir pr.idiiiid plentifully ne^r ^ib,^, 
 
 and m PcoLnvj;, i^j 
 Siini'Tiets, 1 wn 11 nil-; Ye2r, i,> .ji. \ ^ 
 
 Name of th--- llhri.1, of £.vreii,<ji, tj^S';"' 
 Sun worihipp-d by t'lc A'UUv\, 310^''. 
 
 II — By the liidh'ii, 411 _ Tii(*e \ 
 
 ai'pear at o'v-e, S52 — A Pfelimi, or ' 
 
 Moik-Sun, til — Woifhipped by the 
 
 Pcruvhiii, 71!, — The l-ealUfept in Ho- 
 
 niur of 1:, 77; 
 Sui'erfliiion of the InMais, 20'i —Of tlie 
 
 MjlJimns, 2*.], 705 
 .^uiMj^', a Venere2l llcib, 361 
 Suriendersiif tile Ilk-. P nloaiy and Pooli- 
 
 roon to Kii'g Jinl-i I. lycj — Of 1^. 
 
 pfiging and l*'.i>ir, 191 — Oi Ltmike. 
 195 • 
 
 Swimming, the Dlverlion ot the King 0' A- 
 
 then, 139 
 Swine nut eatcni. nor kfpt/ln Biiritee, ii 
 
 The Miboaetiitis will not te>.,.i j:;', j,jrt 
 lit it, 17' — ihc Moori v.ill notc.t ir. 
 
 •2S-V 
 
 Sword-Fini, wiih Snouts a Yard long, and 
 toothed on both lides i.kea Saw, "S 
 
 T 
 
 l.iSjpi:>is, or Heathen Pri-ftji rn.iry 0) ' 
 ti.;ni at i'rgtt, the I'loft Striel ind / 
 luus in their Function, 212 — flr- 
 'liinple Oigmme, tl.tir Pla..e: to pre.i 
 and (.-xeriilc in, and cnttrtain 1 ilinr 
 I'x-ir Way of '-iv:nn„ iMlintenancei ai ' 
 ,\.!-niffioii into iheSjtiety, Ib. — Th-.: 
 lloufes and F;afts, 213 — OSii^nl to 
 leai'e their Friends, .-.nd renounce in-; 
 t^npaiiy of Women, -if o 
 Tallo V, troni whence, <42 
 
 Umirir.d Trees, the greateft Plenty of 
 them, sc,23 3 
 
 Ttmbririm$, a 1-ruit 'ike .1 Wall not, of 1 
 tragrant Smtll, andhl.'.ck Piijp, lb. 
 
 Tipin, a Peojile that lend tlieir Wives, 
 43-: 
 
 T0tirs otTendrd at the unjulHjcslingsof 
 the R^jje, will not turn Chriltians, ■549 
 
 — Their Wars) with the I{u§iin.i, and 
 their Yearly Invafions of their country ; 
 their Goverrours, Army, Religion, Meat, 
 Habitations, fji'. v--'i '.^^ — I>ivct< : 
 Nations of tlicm; lome more barbarous 
 than others; all without Learning, buc 
 have ccrtam Laws oblerved by sll , 
 
 Iju^irgicnte, an odoriferous Pl.uit, 3S1 
 
 I'eetli, PtgUMt blacken tliem, becaufe 
 Dogs are white, 31 1 
 
 Tem^iesof the PeguMs, jij — The moft 
 magniticent called Dogomc, l3:d. ~ Uf 
 the MibometiKS at Morono, J24 — A 
 great one at Mixi^o, 763 ■— c bilnU, 
 ■66 — and others rich and large, yd', 
 
 lauheiiy, an Idul in 'Jjfin, to which they 
 offer young Vugir.s, '27 
 
 Tcr.en's, difcoveicd hr.hxaefkamings, 
 
 Tcttars, howcaufed, .: . 
 
 Thelrpradiled in rlie I;,-., cillcd iaJfii^Jf., 
 with the gteat-ll 1 i;;.uiii ,H,e, 14, 31 .-- 
 
 — liy ot!u-f litirbi>i.i>is, -i./ — UIrd 111 
 IndU, 2C9 -- And the MiU/ifi, 25;- 
 How puiiilhcd in 'Jiftn, 1:4 — And in 
 IndU, 179 
 
 S. Ihomai his Feaft and Toinb in /«</4i, , 
 460 
 
 Tigers, very troublefoine, a to 
 
 Time, tie Acco- ts ot it in Indii ; their 
 Divilior.5 'I Oay and Night, 179— The 
 Compututions or rhe Hnido'idaA Mjfcv 
 mcmnt dittLt, /*. — In Cuiaitd, 71^ --■ 
 Ot the JmsTUim in the Sfjjiip It'iSt' 
 Indies, 77S, 779 
 
 Tobacco Imoak'd, and the Pijies for ic, 
 77 — Plcntilul in Iniii, 1*9 — Ho* 
 It IS taken there. Ibid. — In Mettlit 
 4 J — The bell in Vi'ginh, ij 16. 
 
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 M 
 
'S Hill I'lantiil in ti)S iVli-H^ 
 
 •d iil:'n(itully ■nearSSijf^, 
 
 I'l cue Yeir, ii; -fc \ „j 
 llhri.li of B.vmii./jt, S48'**' 
 
 ■,e hiJh'ii, 4,1 1 — TiiBte 
 
 / 
 
 cp, sv — A Parelimi, or 
 11 — \\'orflii;ni'(J by the 
 i — riic l-fjllVci-t in Ha-' 
 
 ihc InJuns, 20S — Of t)ict 
 
 rejl Herb, 561 ' J; 
 If lll,.i r Dloaiy and Pi;oJj- 
 
 1 JjW 1 I. lyo — (.If J^J. 
 
 *'.i>ir, ij/i — Oi Icmcie, 
 
 Dlverlion of the King 0'' A- 
 
 r, nor k^ptiln Bun.vo, ; _ 
 ■rfflj Will nottei.i..ij:',, lua 
 - 'IhcMso'i Kill notc.t ;r, 
 
 th Snouts a Yard Jonj;, 3r.J 
 K)lh lidci i.kea Sjw, 7S 
 
 .^ 
 
 T 
 
 He.itlKTi Pti-fti, fn,:ry 0) ' 
 II, the I'loft Strid inil / 
 ir l-iKUtii'ii, 112 — fir - 
 i^onne, tl.tir Pl.i.c: ui jirw. 
 
 in, ar.d ciittitJiii 1 rlinr 
 if '.ivnn,, iM'iintcuamq apif 
 iti) llicSjcifty, lb. — The.r 
 
 i-fafts, 21 J — c)-);i^i(i c) 
 rriiMUh, aik! icnoiinu- lii; 
 ' Women, ■i!^o 
 vlicnce, <42 
 es, the greatcfl Plenty of 
 
 bruit like a Wall nut, of a 
 icll, andhbik l>iij|i, ;i. 
 pie that Iciid their Wives, 
 
 Ird at the unjuftDcslingsof 
 *ill not turn. Chriliians, '54^ 
 Vars; with tlic Efig'unt, and 
 f liivafior.s ot their Country ; 
 rours, Army, Uell^ii.n.Mcat, 
 , f?i. v-^'t 5'Ji — Divct' : 
 tliftn; Uime more barbarous 
 ; all without tearning , but 
 :n Laws olilerved by all, 
 
 3n odoriferous Plant, %6i - " 
 MS blacken them, becaufe 
 hitt, 31 1 
 ic Tegums, ji a — The moft 
 
 tailed Digoiivf, lb:d. ~ Uf 
 etjns at Mnrotio, ',26 — A, 
 at M;x;.o, 76 J — (. biluU, 
 1 otSicrs nth and lar&e, yd', 
 
 Idul in ^iftn, to which tbsy 
 , Vugins, •37 
 
 avcitd liv liiine fkmmmgt,'-; 
 ;4Ulcd, .. . J 
 
 d in tilt; 1;. ■., tilled Lurw^\, 
 teat.lt l:i;;.inh,K,e, 14, jl f- 
 .r li*rl>iiuiii, i,y — Ulrd in 
 
 — And tlie MiUii/fj, 267 — 
 led in 'Jiftrt, 1:4 — And in 
 
 I Feall and Tomb in lndl,i, . 
 
 troublefoinc, 210 
 uo- ts ot It in /ffJ/j ; their 
 I Day and M{;hi, 1 7v -- The 
 uns lit rlic Hmio's and Mativ 
 :r, lb. — In Cuiam, ^iS — 
 'nsriijiis 111 tho Sfititp Wc^> 
 
 ak'd, and the Pijies for ic, 
 luilul in ItiiU, i6j — Ho* 
 I there, tin. — In lAcbtlu 
 e beif in Vi'gitiu, si 1"^. 
 
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